WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1909 manrhrBtrr Ettrning m .* ^ost Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O ’Clock Ml*. Dorothy Dandal and Idra. The Fellowcraft degree will A Monte Carlo Nlte will be Center Congregathmal Church M m Town m ei^ VlBbeit, membera of be conferred when Priendahlp hrid Saturday at 8 p.m. at Tem­ councU wUl meet Friday at the Kanchaatar Fine Arts Aa- Lodge of Masons meets in the ple Both TefUah, 20 Bigelow St., 7 "SO p.m. in the • Federation H. Andanm o( Si aooation, recently attended an Matonlc Temple at 7:30 tomor> East Hartford. The program Room of the church. Avatnge Daily Net Preas Rm>‘ •t la kavtaif hla American Artlat-Metropoiltan roar night. Senior Warden Mar­ will include games and a Oan- u m m BWWlWT at Wmt Ravan A lt Chib luncheon In New York shall Hodge will preside. Of­ tonead auction. Refreshments The Biblo study group id Far Tte Waek BadM y m m m HBiiiltal. M an* 15, 1869 The Weather a ty . ficer dress Is tuxedo. Refresh­ will be served. The event is Center Congregational Church Partly cloudy and mild to­ ments will be served after the open to the pubHc. Those wish­ will meet tomorrow at 1:16 p.m. night, becoming breezy. Chance A Nedmaj Lan^ Office arill Cub Scout Pack 3S1 of Ver- meeting. ing more information may con­ at the church. ./ be hr4d tonMRoar at U:1S p.m . Slanrijwtpr Supnttm Hrral^ of thunderahowen late. Loareri plaack School wiU conduct a tact Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stem 15,500 40 to 46. Tomorrqjv becoming at OanoonMa laitharan caumch. paper drive Saturday. Thoae Members of Trinity Covenant of 40 OJcolt S t or Mr. and Mrs. North United Methodist Hanche»ter-~~4 City of Village Charm tunny, breezy In anemooti. wiahlrg to have papera picked Church will conduct services Sidney Ooldateln, 46 North- Church Cadre will meet tomor­ Large and small families save when they shop all departments at Pinehurat. Tfie Wome.i’a Society of Com- up may conUct Richard Brown Friday at 1 ;S0 p.m. at the field Dr., Bast Hartford. row at 6:80 p.m. at the church. Save 16c on qts. of Sealteet French Ice Cream, featured at 79c qt. Md look VOL. LXXXVni^ NO. 144 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—’TWO SECTIONS) rauatty Baptist Church will have of 165 St. John St. or Pierre Meadows Convalescent home. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1969 (OlaMifled Advartlaing tm Page 81) PRICE TEN CBNTh Ita monthly sewinjf day (or Caron of 663 Center St. St. John’s Polish National Jehovah’s Witnesses will con- at what you save on tender skinless Calves Liver at 99c lb., 46 oz cans Camp- Maaaflald State Trainins School The Search for Spiritual Re­ Catholic National Church will duct' a theocratic ministry , bell’s Tomato Juice 88c, 8 cans $1.00 and IVi qt. bottles of Wesson Oil for 79c. tworrow from 9 a.m. to a Girl Scout Troop 643 will meet newal meeting scheduled for have a General Baster Ckmfea- school Friday At 7:80 p.m. and pjm. in SMkmrahlp Hall of the tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. at Com­ Saturday at Trinity Covenant cion Sunday at 8:80 a.m. before a service meeting at 8:36 at Mott’s 85 oz. giant jam of Apple Sauce are a block buster buy at 89c, Would Link .Nine Systems cfeurch. munity Baptist Church. Church has been canceled. Maas at the church. Kingdom Hall. Two Area Banks Hike Prime Rate HAR’TSXHID (AlP)— ’Two ICC Examiner Asks Hartford-based banks have Defense Seeretary Presses STEAK ROASt EYE ROUND raiaed^ their prime rate of In­ terest from 7 to 7% per cent Top Round Combination Steak & Roost Giant Rail Merger to match many at the na­ tion’s largest banks. A most elegant Two meals at one WASHINGTON (AP) — An Interstate Commerce ’The rate boosts, effective roast . . . tender low price. No waste , Lommssim hearing examiner recommended today merg­ today, were announced and tasty. Tour ' eye of the round for ing the Norfolk & Western and the C hesap^e & Ohio Wednesday by Connecticut famUy will - savor Bank and Trust Co. and Support for Modified ABM every morsel of this roasting. 4 to 6 lbs. raa systems into the world's largest privaMy owneid lb r&ilrosde ------United Bank and ’Trust Co. USDA Choice Beef. lb However, Hartford Nation­ earUeat poaatble Ume the al Bank and ’Trust Co., the .J*** rqport. recom- commission could take final ac- state's largest bank, an­ PINEHURST ^ December. nounced it was keeping Its PINEHURST 9 OUT OF 10 prime rate at 7 per cent. ^This System Ihe prime rate Is the U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE controlled by CAO, and assume peajs tell us this new meat- interest banks cluuge their W m W o r V loaf, prepared here at largest and most credit- Oorp. and the Rending dent, and Gregory 8. DeVtae, worth customers. 2 Pinehurst is a time-saver SWISS j Spring Sayings Spree! CUBE -izw. - ^ CftO-BAO president, said In a The rate boosts started He Predicts . . . and delicious ... too. would Joint statement, ’’AUhotwh we Mmiday In New York City STEAKS STEAK M r ^ 1.600 mites farther than have not had a churnTtostudy with Morgan Guaranty Trust WASHINGTON (AP) — NEW at PINEHURST t i ^ Invtrfved in the Northern the condlUons Imposed, t h e ^ the first to move up to 7%. Secretary of Defense Mel­ Bottom Round Slicet es meiger now before the vorable recommendation by ex- vin R. Laird said today the - - amlner Boisseree is gratifying f^ e r than the recently oreat- and heartening.” - . modified "Safegruard:^van• $ i .3 8 BAKE-A-LOAF ed Pennsylvafila Central ays- . ;-S tibaDtotic missile ABM lb $ 8 . 1 9 ^^ tern’s rail lines _ **“ Interstate ;\ tem will ptrotect the United 0 f / -•i -'V w i^ Sen, Russell^ 8 It also would be the laigest in “ » States by protecting’ its PREPARED terms of assets, compared vvlth strategic deterrent. He re­ thft pMwk rwnAraaraff^ vkiiz prove tioe merger, which we ported the beat technlcai wSL ‘’*“*^* *» the Treated for v«nr dinxi Ha **m* ^ ”^ * ^ z puhHc Interest,’* they added **A evidence is that “this s ^ ' MEAT LOAF yeiar and the Northern lin es' L j ^ ALL LEAN SOLID U.S.D.A. CHOICE $2 8 bUlion nricrged NftW and CftO will Im- tem ■will work.” It mev take qualtty of rail service Lung Tumor And he said that while nudear CENTER. CUTS submarines provide sufficient ■ft ■■ (T Carefully ground U. S. Pinehurst Deluxe WASHINGTON (AP) — gen. force to inflict great damage on Choice Beef, Pork and' LEAN . ttonal defense.” Richard B. RusaeU, one of the an attacking nation through 1972 BO nO M Veal, seasoned with na­ Opponents were given 30 days . ' , ^ most powierful men in Cbitgreas, ”I would have to sertowly quea- tures Davor magic sea­ to nie obrjecUom and normally . Approval, however, was pred- announced today he will tton” whether they wW be ade­ Metal General Electric anoUier 20 days are set aside for °P«'»tlng agreements "In Review” by "Viewmaster” OF sonings . . . in oven pan ROUND Immediately undergo cobalt quate after that dtete . ready to bfdce . . . Made Peplys.-nmn oral arguments are «»«««> U"® and (reatments for a lung tumor. The aecretary pressed the presented before the full com- . Central Railroad of New Nhom admlntetraUon’s fight to Appliance Rollers by our meatmen to save mteslon. ’ Jersey, the gouthem Railway ”I think it Is fair to assume it Dimmer Switch Dwight Eisenhower Stereo Viewer ROUND is malignant, ’’the senator said win congressional and public thne fo r you . . . 2 Ibj STEAK An IOC spokesman esUmetes (gee Page ’Twelve) loaf ready to pop in oven in a tape rscordlng played to approvtd of the controversial GROUND newsmen by his press aide. project by warning that ”We POT ROAST and bake . . • 8 1 ^ Ruearil, president pro tern of cannot stop .a massive Sqvlet at­ Save 20c a loaf at this the Senate and chairman of the Pilot Walks from East Granby Crash tack mi our dtles” but must special price. protect deterrents "to make Appropriations' Cbmmtttee, sold WINDSOR LGCKB, Conn. "ITie field reported he was ap- lb he will continue in the Senate. pital with multiple injuries In- ately available on the airport sure a nuclear attack doesn’t $ i .1 8 (AP)—A private plane crashed parently' on his final approach c l^ n g severe facial cuts. at which the plane originated. start in the first ptace.” 1.99 4.69 4.77 1.27 Try one today . . . keep one '"Bie doctors advised me early this morning while prepar- for a landing when radar con­ lb In your freezer for emergen­ Medieval Splendor strongly to continue my work The crash occurred near the ■ - "The way to protect our peo­ cies. 5-lb. lo ts...... lb. 95c ing to land at Bradley Inter- tact was lost, Farmington River off Spoom Stefa PoHoe said they beUeved arid to await the outcome to national Airport. The pilot was O’Leary made his way to a ple Is to proted our deterrent our rag. 2.99 our tag. 7.99 vilte Road. Police said the plane *•** originated in Clnrin- force,” Laird tokt the Senate Pub. list 7.96 our rsg. 1.59 treatment,” the veteran Geor­ hospitalized In fair oonditlon. road from the woods where was found in the woods about •mtl, Ohio, gia Democrat said. Police identified the lone oc- the plane crashed and was found Armed Services (fommittee. 40 heivy - duty no - mar wheels; Plenty of Sirloiii ’Tip Oven Roasts, very lean Pork a mile from the road, in Bast State police Identified the Dr. Jdui Footer, the Penta­ Adjust lights from bright to dim Pictorial autobiography of former Marks Installation “IVe derided to take that cupant of the plane as l^lUam by State and Windsor police Granby. plane, which'ctnsbed atMut 1:80 holds up to 3000 pounds. Installs with this dimmer control switch. President Eisenhower. The newest Standard stereo Viewmaster from course.” O’Leary, 81, of Meriden. He was taken to Hartford Hos­ gon’s research chief, testified: easily. No tools required. Ideal for Roasts and fork tmder Porterhouse Steaks. By JUNE UNTON Dempsey, Mr. and Mis. John No Information was immedl- a.m. 206. Quick, easy installation - replaces and most complete record of his SAWYER’S. Medtevnl splendor In the set­ ‘"nils system will work for the use with any appliance. IREI4S existing switch. || TH»RS., FRI., SAT. man, one-vote elecUone-tbe first w as 16 more than the previous crash in a week. A Venezuelan Wc reserve the right to limit quantities. Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. campaign. He said he was satisfied with his own jetliner bound for iMmni The vIcUma, all young arom- EXIT*93. WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY in the naUon’s Sl-year history. week’s total sad raised the r s . s - . r ... OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT conduct and that Miss MineilL 22, daughter of number of Americana kUted In a young man walking around in crashed in Maracaibo Simday en, had been mutilated, police Zafsr told a newa conference aaid, and then dtemembered. ■ r>v^.

UANCHESTEK EVBNIKO HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 20. 19«9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1969 PAGR V. MOVIE AUDIENCE Coventry Vernon BOY SCOUT Vernon ...**.«GUIDE*«***** Sheinwold on Bridge s t a r Tg a ^ jeS ^ jnlerick To Keep A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS -By CLAY R. POLLAN AND THEATERS. ARIIS Are You Feeling »Blne Or Down Notes and News SMART BBIDOE PLATSat 7 More Managers Needed MAR. ai Tour Daily AcHvHy Gufc^ Opposition Anticipated T iw u rating* apply to film* CONCEALS BRILLIANCE 'f According fo the Sian. '' Vemon Water G>. Receives mton*4 *fi*r Nuv 1.1968 I NORTH APE. 19 In The Damps and Need A To develop message for Friday, Fire Marshal Post Troop 188 By ALFVED MEINWiMLD 4 109862 For Little League Teams 5-3309-581 ^ KJ I./61-64-67 read words correspording to rxjmbers Low Fire Protection Rating Boy Scout Troop 133 recently At Incinerator Hearing THIS SEAL "Pleitfs give me acme advice Spiritual Lift? H m 8th UtffitieB District board last night accepted <0 7 5 Aa a remit of a reoord turn watch the new Hfe aking the old TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. held a oourt of honor at Second in ads indicatat the film was In an affair at the heait,” « AM. 30 SCORPIO A longswnited report on the trolled aytomsttoolly fay sult- aa fact that fbmier District Fire Chief Francis Lim- Opposition is expected at a termed a suitable site by the submHtsd and approvad undsr 4 A542 out for UtUa League regtotra- tumpike. 1 Mok* 31 Swift 61 Of oa.33 , CongregoitionBl Church, pre­ young lady pleada. "We played MAY 30 2 Don't 32 In 62 Enough adequacy snd rellabtUty of tbs abto devtoes and an a lsn n de- arkk has been and is its legally elected Hre marshal public hearing tonight <»i a State Department of Health. TTie Ufa Motion Picturs Cods WEST EAST l6Wt week, seven more The Hlatorical Society’s NOV. 21 If so CALL DIAL-A-LIFT 643-2751 ceded by a poUuck supper. bridge recently againat my fath­ >-,3-6-8-34 3 You'll 33 W ithin 63 Improving Vernon Water Oo. for fire pro­ vloe mould be required to warn ■ad that'he will remain in that post until July 15,1971. propoacd to use land on Dart department said an Incinerator 6 A 7 March exhibit to on display In 4 Fovorf 34 Th« 64 Tht 15-17-23-264 Scoutmaster Fhy Davis Jr. of Solf-RsgulsUon. er and mother, and my father ♦ 5 managers are needed to coach ^46-75«90 tection has been completsd. of lowariiig of water level fat tinw H ca . iniio had be«n l l r » ------Hill Rd. for an incinerator site plant, properly designed and 9752 V AQ8643 the hall shelvea In the Tttwn 5 Stay 35 Portntrship 65 Todoy <3^>87^f Sponsored by Trinity Covenant Church presented Senior Scouts Glenn accuMd my flance of peeking at the teams. Total raglstnffon for OIMINI 6 Prooobly 36 For 66 Do The analysis waa made by storage. 4thing NOV. 33 / w O aatate Be* nis D ^ le , Robert Casavant District. any problems such as air poHu- * 6 4 Q 10 8 7 JUNE 30 Railing Association of Boston. poet as of May 1, 1968, but said State Police The meeting will be held at tlon and odors, or attract said aomething about counting. cofopersd to 168 boys paiticl- ca Is so much In the news. It 9 B« 39 The 69 Fovon 0tc'.31 The comblnad cholni of the and John Sylvester with senior g Suggsstsd for MATURE What did be mean, and do peel^- SOUTH tO O fftrs 40 Someone 70Smoll A letter to Barney Moses( pras- then that he wanbed to retain 7:30 p.m. at the Administration consists of a variety of 2- 9-28-31 nClouch 41 And 71 Your 20-21-29-44^, Vemon and Rockville United stripes. Glenn Banavige and rodents. audioncos '(paronlal discro* ^ 4 KQJ43 potlng in ttw program tost year. Ident of the company, and sign­ the fine manhal {>oat. Building. The refuse district is The tract inclixles 130 acres eis make good huabondaT" African art brought to this D:32-45-53 12 Good 42 Your 72 Drama 47-72-73 Methodist Churohea, and aev- File Suit for John Sylvester received instruc­ tion advittd). East dealer. (? 10 Accordlqg to basebaft com- CANCiR 1 3 D ^ 43 People 73 Fovortd ed by John R. Anderaon stated H ie DIetrict board, at Its J«dy now made up of Vernon and and the purchase price has been country by Dr. Vernon L. 14 Arc 44 Artwork 74Troding CAPRICORN enal msmbers of other church tor badges. Eaat-Weat vulnerable. O KJ4 ■nlsffoner FranfcHn Rkhardson, JUNE31 that the company just barely IS nmetlna, elected QranviUe South Windsor. Both towns are set at $400,(X)0. cost of the [3 r e s t r i c t e d — Porsons Sk KJ93 Phelpe, now living in Windham. 15 Don’t 45 Criticizirrg 75 Of DEC. 33 choirs in the area, are raheoio- Back Salary A new American flag donated in need of dumping facilities. Opening lead two of heaita. two maMgeia are needed for Dr. Phelpo is a member of HRi t6ThirTgs 46 Fruits 76 Which JAN. IV SKoeech the absolute minhnum Ing John Stainer’s cantata, (7d cy is concerned. HARTTORD, Oorai. (AP) — and South Windsor has opened heart with the king of trumps of six team s of U and 12-yesr- Btastera Connecticut State Col­ W-^40-^1-82 19 Happier 49 Importont 79 Power 5 4 -6 2 A 5 ' Dorman, osganlat and choir 7ar wonderful aeeuilmmt ef U m erio^ on Aug. 6, filed a the towns Involved in the dis­ or adult guardian. 3 (7 4 4 All Pan 20 Sociobility 50 Money 80 Irrdicoted iDtw to toe rating by the Bos. An injunction was served on troop by auxiliary members another temporary feuiiUty. (the letter goes on) and led ihe oWo. The Notianal League, for lege in Wllllmantic, and worked LIO dlrectcr at tha Rockville ohurah, court action, daiming that he Mrs. Streeter and Mrs. Maloney. trict, based on population, Ver­ 21 Hobbies 51 New 81 A ton firm It will be necessary (i) Parsons undor 16 not ad­ queen of trumps to the ace. « and lO-yearolde, to ffu»t one In Sierra Leone, West Africa, JULY 33 22 No 52 Seem 82 Distance la the director. caatftr was iUegaUy discharged from State Police Oommladoner Leo The proposal to go before the non would share 60 per cent of to recbuMtfy the insurance pro­ FAIRWAY Mrs. Streeter gave a brief re­ West led a diamond to ihe f*ce, dedanr knew that East had Itie monitger. niere wUl be a total from 1967 to 1960, aa an educa­ 33 23 Difficulty 53 Another 83 Eoming Ma fire manhal Job and that, J. MUlcahy today to ffww catwe hearing Is a request for ap­ the cost and South Windsor, 40 mitted. This age resiricllon 24 For 54 Quite 84 Grotitude tection provtotone. Tha cantata will be presented sume on the history and signifi­ and a diamond then came back. of live teams in this age group tional miealonary under the 7-59-66-68 FIRST proval of a site and method of per cent. may be higher In certain missing three dubs. He could 25 Effort 55 Horizon 65 Is on Palm Sunday evening, Match aa mqutred by atabe atatutea, why he ahoiAd not place his cance of the flag. Mrs. Maloney this season. >-76-85-86 Anderson oold his company operation for the construction of South took the king of dU' safely claim' the rest of the United Brethren Mission Board. 26 With 56 Opportunity 86 Appreciated W, a t 7:90 a t the Rockville candy... he waa not given a reason in led scouts and guests In the At a hearing held in South areas. Check thaalor or The collection contains wood 27 Will 57 You 87 To risen Is phumlng to notify Insunmoe nearly 700 troopers on a 3S-hour an incinerator on a site owned monds, ruffed a diamond In trick*. ■nie Pony League, tor IS and 28 Too 58 Letter 88 You United Methodist Church on writing, nor a chance to argue pledge of Allegiance. Windsor last week, on the same advartieing. E^.,V ^ egenta and companies in the work week. by Walter Gerber. The land Is dummy and drew the last I advise my correspondent to l4-year-old8, wlU have two' carvings, masks, Ugwrea of vari­ 29 Sports 59 M ay 69 Post Grove St. In Rockville. A social we even have THdte choc* Ida case a t a puidic hearing. Glenn Banavige received a proposals, 18 of the 37 people Prm tfd a t a public atrvica trump. l«Ants, snd fUctaardsMi said dsit ous types, musical Instnunents, 30 Doing . 60 For 90 Endeavors MAR, 30 state to thto effect. He contended that atate stat- The state police are the only quaitermaster badge and Rob­ on Dart Hill Rd., the major port present spoke In opposition to m arry ihds' yoimg man before hour will follow In the Frtlow- by thia nawapapar. ^ South then took the aoe of he gets away. A man who can volunteers are needed to man­ and fabrics. Many of the 11-14-18-38(0 Anderson emphasised that the olate buiBiica end black ubea do not fix the term for a state agency not on a 3S-hour of it in the town of Vernon sind the installation of the Incinera­ 24F'-^^G ood ( ^ ) Advene Neutral sfalp Hall of the church. The ert Casavant received a merit dubs and led a club fromdimi- laugh when he Is accused of age both of them. Begim ers will articles, the musical Instru­ 42-50-55 'A reliability of toe prasent system fin maiehal. work week, said ihe state em- badge for home repairs. Mrs. part In South Windsor. tor on Dart MU Rd. It wHl be is questionable and will become publlo la ocrdloBy invited bo Jdly beane. snake your my. East played the eight, and peeking is beautifidly secure. also need a coach. ments tor instance, were bought attend. hi October, Judge Henry ptoyes' group which requested Ralph Leiwis, Committee Chair­ The hearing will also ask for necessary for both towns to ap­ by Dr. Phelps from people who even mora so os the demand the injunction. an amendment to the zoning THEATER TIME the young man played the nine But a smart girl would tone American League runsgers ------^ own bariBeta from our Naiuk, in Oourt of Oonunon man, presented second class prove the site or the district of dubs and claimed the rest were actually using them at the rates of water Increass. The papers were served on badges to Fay Davis, Jeff laws which would include a non­ will have to look for an alter­ S.CMEDULE her man down oo that be doesn’t so tar are Joseph Peck, Chortoe Fleaa of Hartford, agreed with t of the tricks before West could rile old-timers with eatly time. American Airlines Workers Anderson ejqjlalned that in C a /id i£ A wide Baeortment of fill* the commissioner on behalf of Praaier, Steve Davis and Roger profit refuse disposal dlstriot or nate one. Ls Jom and Naien EUta Ih the Sierra Leone was granted In­ order tiuit fate comiisngr may__ Elefstric Shock Fatal Limerick’a contenUone, and the play, saying that he wotdd get dalms. The ideal husband Uke National League ttoey are oaae waa to 'come up for trial. Chapter 174 of the Connecticut Oermond. corporation, along with the This ds the second district East Windsor Drive-In—closed dependence by Great Britain In conoider the Vernon Water LBDYARD (AP) — Paul W. inga. town, which would be permitted to dummy with a trump to take the Ideal biidige idayer, knows Jooeph Locke, WllUam Goodsle On ISardi U, the Diatrict State Ehoploires Association and The Tenxlerfoot Investiture formed by Sout|i Windsor and — reopens Friday. another club finesse. 1961, and Is the 100th member OK Pact; Flights Resume Company as a completely ac- Towns, 28, of Avon, Maos., re- to conduct a land-fill type of Vernon. The first one, the State Theaitre — Candy 6:40- how to conceal his brilliance. and Donald Touiv. of the United Nations. both storee open tfaar*. and M . alghta tin 9 hoard, at a apedid meeting, Sgt. Ekhvord Leonard, chapter ceremony was held for Jay That’s when the glri’s father Dally Question ceptabte system, mbstantlal celved a fatal electric shock president. Corbett and Steve Pointer. Ten­ facility or area for an Incinera­ Northeast District, was dissolv­ 9:00. More equipment will also be NEW YORK (AP) — Ameri- strike, a spokesmen said, but elevated storage wHl be requlr- Wednesday afternoon when he accepted an agreement worked accused the young man of peek­ As dealer, you holdi Spades, Women’s Club CEui Airlines resum ^ flight op­ • 2 locaUons: downtown m sis street aad derfoot badges were pinned on tor. ed when Manchester inet in­ Manchester Drive-In — closed nooded thto year, and a tag day The North Coventry Women’s the final loss 'will not be known ed and method of op- came in contact with high out by tta counael and couneel The OSBA and individual ing. A hasty accusatlmt. It K-Q-J-4-S; Hearts, 19; Dia­ will be scheduled to finance erations today after a 31-day auxillEU'y a for Umerick. each by his father. The area in question has been terest In joining. — reopens Friday. Club will meet April 1 at 8 p.m. until it is determined how much eratlng the largest well. voltage cable. east middle tpke., next to popular market! troopers have two suMs pending seema The young man simply monds, K-J-4i Clubs, K-J-M, these purchoseo. strike by ground service em­ the line receives from a mutual In Superior Courts In Hartford All Senior Scouts perfenned counted the hand. at the Community House. In addition, Andeteon said the State Police said Towns was Under the terma of the a g r^ a comedy skit entitled “Bad What do you sayf ' No edidt umpireo wW be uwd ployes. aid pEU!t among major alriinea. meat, made In the Judge’s and Tolland seeking neatly $4 Marked wlOi Four d u b s Answer: Bid pne.spade. This Barbara Hibbard, an Interaa- system would have to be con- an employe of the Meva CUep. Breath." thto season; iroteod, high school tlon Farm Youth Exchange The first flight In the New chambera, the DIetrict board mdUon in alleged overtime. Weefs raise and the opening The. Oourt of Honor was MMH Lists Hospital Will Soon Start aceless hand is not quite worth boys, beaded by Richard Olapp, representative to Japan-In 1967, York area left La OuEurlla Air­ Uaa renctndwd ita July IS acUon They say the .money is due be­ lead showed four hearts, which Its apparsnf point oount, txit It wtU flU these posts. Trywouts port at 8:80 s.m . for Boston. cause tne 36-hour work week en­ dosed by Senior Patrol Leader meant that East held six hearts. win show elides and speak On In naming tingard fire manhal. Robert Casavant leading the is more than strong enough for aad prootlce sesdow have been Japan. She 1s now a teacher Other morning flights were in effect rebiatatlng Limerick. acted by the legislature for all New Hours "Pass Syintern, for Visitors East followed to only one spade an opening hid. delayed beoeuse of the weather. scheduled from Boston and state agencies In 1967 has not scouts in the troop special and only two dtamonda. Since in Woodstock. The letter wm receive faia entire pledge. Gopyrlght 1969, BopehUly, the snow >«vill be off All Interested local groups are Cleveland. 1600 annual fee and hae agreed been implemented by the police A visitor pass system, deeigin- more vtsitors will be aUowed In these three suits accoimted for General Features Oorp, For Visits the hospital. the ground within two weeks for Invited to attend. Ihe airline had a fleet of 32 to leoign aa of July IS, lOn. department ed to provide stricter control oniy nine of East’s cards, his the season to begin- ijets ready at Kennedy Airport, The show cause heeuing on Kenney said the system will other four cards stonpiy had to Meetings Tonight Laat night, at a Diatrict board starting Monday, visiting over the number of visitors per AinoW Q. Presamcm, director Meetings scbeduled for tonight planning to Increase Its flight the injunction will be March 27 Circuit Court hours at Manchester Memorial be enforced jointly by nurses be dubs. meeting, Lhigord, in a prepared patient, will go into effect soon on the floors and by administra­ of Pupil Feraonnel Servtoee In Include ibooe of ttw Board of schedules steadily Euid building In Superior Oourt here. ' HospltM will be changed. at Manchester Memorial Hos­ After taking the ace of dubs the school system, has an­ to normal operations by Sunday. ototement, sold that, edtheugh Aooordliig to the departmental tors themselves. Education and the Board of for the man with an eye for color-as he is not happy with It, he ac­ Juldges Okayed The main effect of the change, pital. nounced that tfalB la the time Selectmen. The former group Tlw wortcera 'voted over- schedule troopers are required to for most of the hospital, will be Kenney also announced that 'Whekningly lltodnesday to a«- well as exquisite styling . . . NORMAN cepts the DiBtrict board’s de- Edward M. Kenney, hospital the age minimum for visitors tor members of the Junior meets a t 7:80 at the High work a BO-hour week, alihough In State Senate that there will be no visiting be­ at Coventry High Gchool to reg^ cept a,, new contract providing ckilen to retoetate Umeriefc as Oonunissioner Midcahy contend­ administrator, said that com­ will be more strictly enforced. School; the latter at 8 in the X MILLER offers the nation’s most tween 2 pm . and 4 p.nu plaints are coming from patients later for the Sprang cuhnlnlftra- hoimly wage Increases of 26.6 fire marshal. He (IJngard) had ed before the legislative Aprop- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The age Ihnit for visitors is 12, Come and see local Art­ Town Hall. popular sport coat said test July, when he aaaum- The administration says this about abuses of the two visitors tlon of the Sdiolaatlc Aptitude per cent for Una mechanics, riatitms Committee that they The State Senate has ai^roved except In the maternity section ists and Craftomen do ed the poet of fire marehel that and sent to the House reaolu- wUl allow the patients a two- per parient rula Kenney sai'd where the minimum is 18. In RESOVLUBiANT Test (flAT). Manchester Evening Herald Ameirioan, toe aatlcnfe second work only a 87% hour week. hour rest period In the after­ their 'miNO!!! At St. Registration. toima cue avail­ he would afaMe by a court de- Overtime, according to depart­ Uons confirming the reappoint­ the comptaints don't come from the self-service wing, there is Comer of Main aad Peail( Coventry corre^Mnident, Holly largiest domestic Eilrllne, etlerted daion, rathv than an agreee- ments of 14 Circuit Court noon, and employes arriving at the patient who is visited, but no age limit. Margaret Mary Ladles Streets able and etiidente may obtain 7,600 turioughed employes, mental rules, begins after BO 3 o'clock wlU be able to park “ Good Food—Good Tims” them In the high sctoool guid­ Gontner, tel. 742-8796. m ent hours. judges. from the patient who shares the Kenney also said the hospital Guild Spring Arts nd mostly flight crews, to reitura to more conveniently. room. 819 WHH ance office. Each student must Lingard aaid last night that Judge Rodney S. Eielson of cannot provide baby-sitting Crafts Show, Sunday, Catering to BuainenB Men’s work today even bMore the vote the Trumbull, who insisted several The new visiting hours will Kenney said as soon as the service for underage children March 2Srd, from 1 to C mall hli regtetratton to the Bdu- results were formally an­ the fire department is not a lew lengthen the time for visiting Luncheon Meetings . . . cetfonol Testing Servioe, Prince­ Crime in Philadelphia enforcement agency and that of the adult hosts of a drinking paases are printed, and as soon left unattended In the lobby or p.m. in the Church Hall, ' I nounced. Plan To Unify party in Darien which had as by one hour, and wUl allow os the lobby can be staffed ad­ day rooms. FBIDAT SPBOIALl ton, New Jere^, by March 27, ‘Bad* in Last 6 Months During the strike by 12,700 the fire marshal'a offloe is, be­ visitors to come to the hospital Hayes Road, Wapping. without a penalty fee. The pen­ cause it is resporaible for the its aftermath an auto accident equately by volunteers, the sys­ Hospital officials say parents Refreahments . . .' Admis­ RAINBOW BROCHL Transportation Workers Union earlier in the day. tem will, start. TROUT IPmiO alty dote la April 6, and an ad- PHILADELPHIA (AP) — DESERT CLASSIC Church Groups sometimes bring infants into members, the line’s 226 jet air­ regulatioaa. in which a teenage girl was sion: Adults Bio killed, received the largest num­ The new visiting hours, effec­ Two large passes, about eight the hospital and leave them un­ 88JU dUtotiBl tdsuge of $8 Is made Four Philadelphia policemen planes were maCmtalned by su­ Bte said that he wlB not harbor tive March 24, are as follows: Potatoes, Vegetables, Satod. to anyone who reglstera tote. have been wounded In six days any toterfecenoe by the fire Turned Down ber of negative votes. by ten inches wUl be made for attended while they visit. pervisory and management per- Intermediate Care Semi­ each bed in the hospital. Each Ooffoe and Dessert ’The test wm be odminlsterad imd Police Commissioner BTonk scnnel. maiehal in the operation of the EUedson’s reappointment was at M andwater High School on NEW YORK (AP) — A pro­ approved Wednesday 22-7. private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 pm.- visitor will be given a pass for L. Risso Eusks, “What ceui you do The settlement was an­ Are department. Saturday, (May 8, o t 6:80 ei.m. If when you Uve In this typo socie­ BOMBAY BLAZER posed merger with the Pres­ 8 pm .; private rooms, 10 a.m.- nounced by Mattfaew Ouhwn, In- The board accepted for con- Other judgeships, and the Sen­ the patient he IntoidB to visit. pareerta have any quesUnna, ty?” byterian Church In the U.S. ate votes, were: 2 pLimi., and 4 p.m.-8 pum. When the peases run out, no AFL-dnO union, who aoM It sideration a bill for $406 sub­ Pediatrics: Parents allowed they are invited to call Prcee “It’s bEul," Risso said mitted by lingard, to cover the (Southern) has been turned Nicholas F. Armentano of nvan e t the high school guld- gave Ameirioan employea “the by East Hartford, 26-0; John J. any time except noon-2 p.tn.; Wednesday. “I’ve been a poUce- best wages, pengtons, medical Hart Schaffner & Marx 112 hours be spent on Are mar­ down by rank-and-file repre- “ONE OF THE ance offloe. man tor a long time, eu my Casale of Torrington, 26-0; Phil­ others, 2 p.m.-S p.m. insiusnce protection and Job se­ shal buaiinea, in the period July History Club Meeting father before me, and I don’t re­ sentativea of the Reformed ip M. Dwyer of Mansfield, 27-1; Self Service; 10 a.m.-2 p.m.. YEAR’S 10 OEST!” curity in the aliffne kiduBtry.” IS, 1968 to M arch 10, 1969. Church In America. 4 'p.m--8 pm . I The Oovenby Htatorloal So­ member crime so bad as It has and Bernard A. Kosicki of Mid­ Hc//t$ Atpsft, Arthur Kntght, ...just how much love ciety will meat March 26 at 8 Under toe pact, which runs The Reformed Church has Intensive Cara and (Doromiry Sstvfdsy Ssvtsw been the last six months, the dletown, 27-1. p.m. at Iha soctatya house on until Feb. 28, 1971. Une mechan^ 384,760 members in 936 parishes Alsd Searls Dearington of Care: Immiediate family only, ayoungman stand? last year. It’s just awful.” across the country while the South 6t. Menobers asa asked Laat Friday an officer was too' wages wlU Increase from Prison Visitors KilUngly, 26-1; J. Robert Lacey anytime, limited to five to note that thto to the laat the present $4.18 to i|B.21 in toe Southern Presbyterian Church of Southington, 29-0; Eli L. minutea. - shot by a holdup suspect. On has 960,776 members. H ie G a r k ’ s ’IXwsday isa(S. (AP) — FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. nt notice stand- t*** t**e arrest of a student who sored by the Manchester Com­ trict boundsudes and five out­ Joseph A . SInott, a gsologlet at With ecortm t€ city ponce been barred from oampue To Low~Income Housing District Taxes Reichle Given (AP) — Florida real estate nuui munity Y recently had an or- ride. Ltaigard reported that no Cterk University, says rood salt Sympathy, Challenge ing by, approodmetely 800 Mu- j,g failed academically. to midahgerhig pUbUc and pri­ Jack N. Holcomb, expelled from ^ too Wgh or the tamUlee are too ganteattauel meeting at the Over 98% Paid serious fire losses occurred. Connector Job D.IMAU demonstrators .marched schools: The most serious, he sold, was vate vxater euppMee throughout Wlien Wtt Board of Education quarterly hear- ta ^ lmu ^ large or children ore exclutted Oommunlty Y, 79 N. Main St., A 81.900 con tract has been Tax coUeotions equaling 98.8 damage to the Dlririct’tf 1962 New England. **“ PrrPBBUieoa P».-A, high .at a Beoand meeUng completely. and their first program will be awaintad to Rrichle Construction fktf at Waddell &hool opened, IS people were in the au­ b^ps, ^ t^y the BritiM. of tho school student was shot, V T ^ per cenrt of estimates have been American - LaFranoe rescue “PoDution due to rood salt te ditorium. BefTOM®nt at the bowling tomotrow at 9 p.m. at Inc. of Wepping, tor clearing take mllUons to mount an inva- r iiMMo sow arrested and nins students reported by Mrs. Mhry Larute, truck, damaged in an aeddent ttowly reading ortete propor­ and grubbing approximately jr,- to 20. At least half the two-hour discussion dealt with lion but th^ won't „pen fired th e M »t. HS graduated from Oraen A fourth person has been ar- he had been flown Wednesday “Ihere was no phyetoal con- the needs tor low Inoame hous- Mea of giving a oerteln group *••* *•' ^****“'’ her of the Board of Repreaenta- Sohod In IMS, and aaU last rested In connection with last from Anguilla. ’The interview ****• DURHAM, N.a—Duke Ukd- SMILING m SERVICE Cardin Fashions Plastic Wear for Men was by telephone with newsman "H*® students then went to P ltw said he would Uke to of people “everything” when ytar he rdunied for the first June’s M.OOO fur theft from 'versity placed 48 Negro students OM 100 unite of low inoame other people in the same clr- time in the interim. “It was ^ A group of Pierre CJardin’s “Plastic Boy” models runs down a Paris street as Wes Adams of radio station Norton HaU, a student center, Uks stepping into a Urns cap. St. WFTL of Fort'Lauderdale. where some mwBlng ocnttructed and another cumstances make It on their the famous French couturier unveils his plastic fa s h ii^ tor men insirired by Ao,. O.M role in last month's takeover of 100 unite teased by the author- own. s d s ," be said. “ NoOiing has Harold W. Wtoods, 23, o f iS4 ’•The British absolutely be- to sit-in an day admdntotratlon buiMtag. The cbanged." N. Mbln St. was arrested yes- spac^nen’s wearing apparel. (AP P hoto^ via cable fixm Paris). trayed the Islanders,” Holcomb return to Hayeo Hall demanded u Hack He reasoned that some people Under the teasing plan the on low Incomes, with children, Among tlM problems is the terday afternoon by Manchester said. “Had they spent the same studies program, wIiMt tbs ad- authority would leane rehabl- manage to buy a home and pay need for another classroom, he poUoe. He was chaiged with money on development six or The take-over of Hayes Hall ministration Is now pleundiw. 19 Sportsmen Utated property from landlords there own wiay, even thou^ It aald, because two classes now conspiracy to commit break and Start Workshops for Inmates eight months ago there never tallowed a downtown protest have 82 piq>UB each, and another entry. A to.OOO bond was set. Die as Plane would have been an Invasion, Wednesday against a three-year dnCAOO—The University of andauWet the rente on a fair la aometlmee not easy for them, SO. He added the classroom Woods appeared in CSrouit there never would have been a federal prison sentence gi'ven Chicago expelled 18 studenta tor market' rental baida. The ton- The construction of condomin- WHERE COULD YOU FIND A Mdlltles may be taxed even Oount today, pleaded not guilty Theatre for the Forgotten problem, and they would not be draft-reeister Bruce L. Beyer, their ro8e in a two-week alt-ln at nante WouOd pay the (amount iume was also dtecussed. It wee Hits in Fog of rent they could afford and felt that thla type of houaing 2 more with the closing of St. to the charge, and waived Ws seeking their Independence.” 20. He was con'vlcted of slugging the school. Earlier, 21 students the federal government would might give the people more In- Barthoionriew S diool and pos- right to a hearing for probaJble (Continued from Page One) Actors Tour City Prisons Asked why he was deported, a federal officer who sought to were expelled and 8B suspendet^ sttle busing from Uncdn cai»e. Holcomb replied: "Because Mr. arrest Mm. after the demenstrattan against aubeidtee the rett. The housing centlve where each one wotdd School. Woodhouse said he knew were bleeding from their heads Lee (Tony Lee, former British Sdiool President Martin Key- the school’s refusal to rehlre authority would be reeponelble purchase his own,unit and the Judge William Elwing, after By ELIZABE’TH BASSETT are open. ’They»throw them­ for any damage caused by the price wiould not be ea exorfattant SALE OF NEW SPRING COATS ®*.f*.*y* first. reducing Woods’s bond to and arms. Most of them were in Associated Press Writer selves into their work. ’They do representative In Anguilla) felt erson met wUh the students Mrs. Martme Dixon, a radical that my close relationship with Wednesday Mght. sociology instructor. tenants birt the landlord would as in the Us who will be attending diet. "I represent no one but my­ he gets from five to 10 calls a emment belongs in business and al Aviation lineman. “ We looked One black militant who Oou- The demDnstratan defied or- *’®b!lrad. Rabbi A. B ruce Gold- Green School next year. Ewing bound Woods over to self in any matter, and I am week from people who cannot the proposed leasing plan woulfl the next session of Superior around some more and then saw “Ob yes!” yelled 200 women loumbls said hadn’t spoken to a ders from President Martin •""* bis case was being Woodhouse urged the board to flames through the fog,” —thieves prostitutes, drug ad- white man In two years wrote certainly not Interested in gam­ find rente they oan (afford. He put the government in buslneee. bling. Gambling would never be MCeyerson to leave and sent out studied by city’s Commission cautioned that the towns-peo- 'PUtkat eaq[>ects to hold at least acquire land for an addiUen to . . . One of the survivors, Billy Joe him In Swahili, with a transla- AT BURTON’S, of course! tolerated In our lifetime on that tor food and sleeping bags, on Human Rights. The Rev pie have to decide vdiether they two more dtecusalon sessions in the present struoturo. Acting ^ Spencer, who operates a riding Tomntvy was Lou Furman, an tlnn undemeath. "He called me island. They are very reUgious About 1<» poUoemen came to William F. Starr was the other w(ant to take care of these peo- the near future to get a cross­ chairman Heihert A. Phelon Jr. ^ ^ academy In Memphis, called his “®*®r with “Theatre for the For- hn8 and to R ose.” anvbitiouB women, and there are fltuciente from poor would epeak today desrtte the Behavioral Change Noted Nathan Hale end Uncoln are of the wings came off. My hus- acting workshops for In- Por an actor “It Is like Ellza- two who figured promtoently to Vietnam veterans, ban. season's newest colors! equally preaaing. band got out through a small mates. bethan theater, the way the design and development o f the ®®to,blishment o f a aperiail col- j ______• Ih enrwer to Woocfiiouse’s re­ Sen, Russell hole In the side of the plane. He would say 97 per cent of audience responded to "Shake- rendezvous rattar that was the '*8® workdiig class In Sirhan’s Mind Probing quest that the board take the said if he had weighed 10 bad never seen a play,” speare’s plays,” she said, key to the ApoUo 9 earth-orUt- "eeds, and full IntegnaiUon o f a lead, one board member said, Treated for pounds more, he wouldn’t have Oouloumbla said. "At the begin- ’"rhey’re not socially uptight ing mlsaloR and the eventual conatructlon force at a new Mob Rioting LOS ANGELES (AP) — A At the time of Richardson’s ” We are having troUUe leexUng been able to get out.” •'big of one performance some- uke the world outside. TTiey ad- landing on the mocn. can^us In nearby Amherst, change has come in the court­ Interview with him, Sirhan had • Choose from: • 8 button closings Mr. WeiasL” Another comment­ Wlnford Smith, another of the are here to a few rules and don’t Amy Spear and Beverly Eck- Y. room behavior of Siihan Bis- been in jail tor six weeks. ed, ‘*A tat of thought went into survivors, said the plane de- round!’ ^All *‘®.he badhad «eenseen were have to be polite theatergoers, hardt are the only feminine en- Meyerson said be favored Kills 150 in hara Blrhan as hte mind is Lung Tumor Deputy Dtet. Atty. David N. • Boucles’ • Double breasted pr^mring the budget. I am not scended through the heavy fog, one-dimensional movies.” it’s not a social event. It’s a gut gineera at RCA’s teclUty here halting the oonatrucUon tempo- probed, poked and dtesected day FlUs asked if some of the sui­ so sure as much thought went (Continued from Page One) I^ week their eighth play, reaction.” that bulk the compact rendes- rarHy- after day before the jury trying • Nubbed tweeds hit the airport runway hard, , j t, i. East Pakistan cidal tendencies Rlohardaium 16-day ternu after they action will set Pakistan on the 111, Sirbaii now site quietly—al­ thought he had done something a (3hoqse from : a Pink, blue beige. Sizes 6-18 opinions m ore than has been Army Hospital here Monday way when something happened “ '*1 ^he director 876 for re- in M ^ school and went to vise, but agree to having a par- pleaded guilty to loitering. road back to demoorai^ after 10 most dreamily—as psycholo- wrong, that would be depress­ true in the paM. He spoke In when he went for a routine to Mm but we haven’t been able hearsal and. performance time, U(XA on a baseball scholar- tlcularly feminine advantage Judge Eklwand U. Oreen told years of autooratlo rule under gtete say he te sick and getting ing.” favor of C-DAP, and the board’s checkup of his emphysema crai- to determine what yet,” an sMp. He didn’t try out for the when they argue a point. "We (he students, "You were given Ajrub. alcker. SlrlKui’s family asked for per- Downtown Mancheeter and Manchester Parkade role in the Ckxnmunlty Develop- dltion. agent in the control tower said. Yhey sustain thenuelves with 1964 Olympic team, but wound just cry,” says Amy, “and eh the leniency In the world by Ayub has promised not to There was one such occasion mteslon to bring some special Paul Stoulig, deputy director other acting jobs in-between, ment Action Plan. ‘The X rays developed I had up In Tokyo anyway. He was usually we get UiIngB done the everybody else.” The 21 had stand for re-electloh when his Wednesday as Dr. Roderick treats for hte birthday, but were of the New Orleans Aviation Yhe performances is funded a nvemiber of the volleyball way we think they should be been among a group that re­ A Pheion said the board’s first a tumor in my left lung,” he term of office is completed at Richardson described him vari- turned down by hte jailers. His offtciol contact with C-DAP said, adding that it was the Board, said the plane had con- •’y the New York State Oouncdl team. done.” malned in the campus library the end of this year. tously a s: meals, always specially and through ’Itown M eager Robert unanimous opinion of his doc- tact with the tower but contact o" the Arts, the Kaplan F u n d ____ Paranoid, bitter, rebellious, separately prepared, remained was lost before the crash and he New York Foundation, Wetss was two weeks ago. tors the treatment should be co- wordy, power-oriented, depend­ ja il food. the tower could not locate the “The props are scrounged, FVjllowing up this discussion, bait radiation. ent mondistic, vulnerable, Mary Sirhan, his mother, was plajie. some of the lights are donated, frail, unpredictable, legalistic, telling an interviewer outside Roger Begley divided the town Asked about his plans for the ______and i just pull money out of my SATo SA T. critical, auspicloua, unreason­ the courtroom how she usually population into three groups: future In politics, RusseU said pocket when we ne^ it,” said (1) the older ones whose In-. “I’m hoping this treatment will able, aggressive and socially In­ made Sirhan’s favorite dishes New iRetirem ent Age Couloumbls, a cofounder of the MARCH MARCH comes are restricted. With reia- enable me to serve out my term adequate. on his birthday when a bystand­ group. 22 nd Slrhan busied himself reading er cut In with, “We all loved tion to them, he advocated a re- anyway. Il ls too early to make LDNDON (AP)’— Dr. Michael “i feel my hand Is forced by 22nd i a small stack of cards and tele­ B obby." thinking of the taxation system a decision on whether to seek a Gresford Jones, Bishop of St. their responsiveness to the gram s sent him fo r hte 26th The 56-year-old woman turned to finance education; (2) the new term In 1972." Albans, wiU retire later this plays. They are so enthusiastic late group of parents who are ------— birthday. away. year reaching the age of 68 for a play, It becomes so Impor- .To observers who have been not vocally tar or against edu­ —the new age at which Church tant a facet In their lives. I get cation; (3) the small group, like in court 4vlth Slrhan fo r more Vernon of England cleirgy are enUUed letters asking, ‘When are you than 10 weeks of trial, it 1s ob­ those present lost night, that is to draw full pensions. He wUl be going to come back?” ’ (3ou- Comments from Merton for good education. vious hat he dislikes being por­ the Art* bUhep to take advan- loumbls said. , trayed as mentally 111, but hte NEW YORK (AP) — Oom- In noting that 8216,489 of the tage of the lowered age limit, Ramon Gordon, who directed mentlng on the, modern Ameri­ requested budget figure is ear­ RHS Fair 9 0 1 8 1 1 1 1 8 9 attorneys say he now realizes which used to be 70. But several "The Brick and the Roee” has that It might save his life. can scene, the noted Trappist marked tar renovations, Dr. others could qualify the bishops headed the group’s workshop at monk end author, Thomas Mer­ Hennigan said that 50 per cent If the.jdry canl>e persuaded Tomorrow of London, Bradford, Biimlng- the city prison on Rlker’s IMand that Slrhan was mentally Inca­ ton, says, "We have bated our of the cost of 90 per cent of SPECIAL ham and Peterborough Bosne tor four months. Every Wednes- FEEDS ALL YEAR pable of meaningfully premedi­ need for compassion and sup­ the projects would be reimburs­ A Currioidum Fair being held churchmien think there will be a day he works with 20 male ado- 10- 5-5 pressed It as a ‘weakness’ and able to the town. tating the klUlng, It could return at Rockville High School today big changeover In the State lescent prisoners who first were a lesser verdict than first-de­ our cruelty has far outstripped ’Two projects are the renova- Oiurch In the next five years. “closed In, hostile. Now they tion of six rooms in the Bennet he open to the public to- gree murder, which calls for life our sense of mercy.” Junior High School complex— morrow from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Imprisonment or the gas cham­ In a book, "Oonjectures of s GREENLAWN FERTILIZER ber. Guilty Bystander,” published by two In each of the three build- Up to last year the fair had “Mr. Slrhan at the time of Doubleday, he says, “It sudden­ toboratories. just been tor the science depart- the assassination,” Richardson ly dawned on me that the cuitt- and the modernization of the ^ ^ , Uncoln School cafeteria. '•'«*'*■ •*^«^ Includes industrial 75% ORGANIC NITROGEN said, ,;‘was in a state of gather­ Americantem In the world today “We won't be able to do these arts exhlMte. 50 lb BAG ing paranoidal rage. Assassina­ is a hatred as deep and as test­ PAU L DODGE tion serves as a release for a lot ing a/nd as all-inclusive as anti- as a result of the cut,’’ he said The sctence portion will In- FREE BALLOONS FOR ALL THE ,KIDS of pent-up paranoid feeling.” Sem itism .” (the recommended 5.1 reduc- elude 36 exhibits showing the FREE y a r d s t i c k s t o t h e f i r s t 1 0 0 MEN tion by Wetss). work being done in all areas ^ IP ^ ^ F R E E RAINHATS TO , THE FIRST 50 LADIES REFRESHMENTS Then he added, “I feel con- includiiig earth science, blotagy, PONTIAC HOT n n c.C -rm riro v ^ /iftrtV T ije « ti ftdent they the Board of Di­ C a l l I O FREE 80#BAG OF LIME WITH PURCHASE OF HOT DOGS-COFFEE-COOKIES-MILK physics and chemistry. 373 MAIN STREET 649-2881 rectors will restore the 8438,- •The industiied eiris depart­ ______4 BAGS LAWN FE R TILIZE R BEAT THE RUSH 9 a.m-4 p.m 000.” ment will have exMbits showing its work in the various fields KNOW 2 Including drafting. Students will 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL AGWAY MOTOR OIL & GREASE V - Police Identify be on hand to demonstrate the Get Our Special WHERE w> . 1 • -m T. ^ various projects. youYe O O d y oO fl V V ictimIC tim judging the science exhibits 20 gal. . GALVANIZED will be two former members of GOING (Continued from Page One) Spring Check-up the 'Rockville High faculty, Mrs. ROSE SPECIAL on this from Providence, R.I., and Lkirothy Harlow, vbo has retlr- TRASH CAN CHOSEN FROM S IX O FA M E R IC A »S Mary Ann Wysocki, also 23 and George (Thristensen, Ten Days Only WITH COVER year’ s a senior at Rhode Island Col- teaches at the Man- ALL-TIME FAVORITE VARIETIES lege. Chester Oommunlty College. TUNE MOTOR 0 Antone Costa, 26, a handyman ,.Yhe exMblts will be judged from Provlncetown, has been tonight and the top science ones PACK WHEEL BEARINGS charged with the deaths of the " ’IB he entered In the Ctannect- CHECK BRAKES two Providence girls. He has Sedenoe Fair to be held In ADJUST BRAKES INCOME TAX pleaded innocent In the case and the WeM. Hartford Armory currently la undergoing psycMa- March 27 through 29. . CHECK MUFFLER & PIPES ■ who know where trie examination at Bridgewater The industrial arts ex- CLEAN BAHERY TERMINALS they're going toke their ' BOTH State Hospital. Reg. $3.21 Mbits will be entered In the Reg.82.49 lox returns to H & R BLOCK. FKDKRAL state industrial arts fair. Queen Candidate. Res. $22.20 Yal. Our service is so quick. AND About Town Mss Robie Shimoda, daugh­ convenient and inexpen- STATE Members of Center Hose Co., ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert sive, yo'J can't afford to Shimoda, Elm Hill Rd., a junior Our Spring Special 2 WESTIII6H0USE DOOR PRIZES Town Fire Department, will , worry obout your return. (Plus P M ) FIRST PRIZE meet tonight at 7 at the Holmes ^ Connecticut SECOND PRIZE Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to hi Engilsh, is one of This year go BLOCK. pay respects to the late Oswald f"® competing for the YOU SAVE $7.25 TWO SPEED WESTINGHOUSE Weir, a former member. honor of 1909 MlUtary Ball WESTINGHOUSE TWIN BED ___ (Jueen at the 16di ammal "MUl- The Past CMefs Club of Me- •“ •Y SaJ*" to be held Saturday Iring In Tbb Coupon For A FREE Lubo Job mortal Temple, Pythian' Slaters, Jorgjensen Auditorium, WHb on Cbongo oocTnitM’ BLENDER win meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Student OKed ELECTRIC BLANKET at the imme of Mrs. Douglas Garfield Liggett, son of Mr. N am e Many more items especially priced for thi8~iaie. Lindsay, 111 Main St. Mrs. William Liggett, 6 Amarica't largest Tax Service with Over 3000 Offices ----- Lyrai Dr., is one of 16 students Last night at the East Side attending Saint Thomas More Recreation Center, Mias Pauline School In Ooiciiester to attain gkoppleg Pertaede low er Level Bmonds, swimming tnetructor, high honors during the fourth AGWAY HOME & GARDEN CENTER pranentod tnppMea to Busan marking period. He Isamem- liutgeon, (Patty Talbot, and El- ber o< the French Club and one If A JL«ef P.K. *6W *Y BUCKUND STORE tiirni ike Iwi Farley tor ajctaieving the con- of the most valuable players on t o ‘ ;'* N D ^ ,f AJLtofPJf. ttououz mile orawl. the Varsity Boooer Team. MANCHESTER f M - u n y

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. (X)NN„ THURSDAY, BfARCH 20, 1969 ^^fiuarding Ycfur Teen-Ager Adult School PAGE SMVBM T o lla iijd to dlscuas common problema and oolutiona tooiiig toa town. ConuBent Session Plans Talks BITUMINOUS The Tolland era Square Donee Events in World A 6:90 to 8:90 p.m. com­ O^Brien^ Out o f District^ If Youngster Is ‘Hooked’, Club wOl bold a rogulor elub ment ssestem is being con­ Town Meeting Due Tuesday donee tomorraor night at S In Wrdr Gamer in Seoul U.S. delegate Gerard C. Smith sold earlier he was “Inclined to ducted tonight by the Board T elev isio n the Meodoarbrook BroprlaU66r Y oju, 40 m iles southeast o f b ed ." special meeting of the district Valve Corporation of AnMrica. I Send m e -----copies of WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT , 9:30 (10-302920) Dragnet ai^ eiiutpment of the 80-claas- PASADENA, Osltf. (AP) — A ■obool eounsetor, a mMoter, a Individuals who have assisted (80) M cHale's Navy 10:00 (10*202920) Dean Martin WITH A BUSTER CHABVE Middle and high schools; as Seoul, after on 8,800-mlle flight One Western official com­ board. His resignation was turn­ The government tried to prove . DRUGS AND NARCOTICS, at $1 each. (30) Open Mike (8) Saatem College Swim­ room first phase of construc­ Goes on in Wallingford eeiies of shout 10 earthquakes, ptoyakton, not neceeaaiily a pay* i in seminar planning are Mxs. 6:06 (40) Comoat reported yesterday. from North Carolina. mented that the Soviet wording ed down and he was asked to In.tho twortlay trial that Mar- ming tion. The amount includes prior pinpointed In tiM Gulf of Oolifor- chologtst or paychkutrtot Enclosed Is $. Burton H lcock, UUng PTO vice 6:30 ( 8) Frank Reynolds (C) (40) King Family His complaint was discussed NEW HAVEN (AP)—The case American military officials In is so vague, the anchor of a complete his term. sola demanded the payoff from (18) My Favorite Martian SWIMMING FOOL appropriations mode to this nia off Mexi’B west coast, was "Don’t Mgord It a« a eign of I president and program commit­ (18) News under the communications sec­ of WalUngfWd FoUoe Chief Ciri Seoul sold oU aspects of the ma­ warship could be regarded as a The 1916 ordinance which cre­ the preeident of Valve Ctoip. in (24) Whot'ibt'B New (24) O ltiquo date Including moveable equip­ neuver were carried out aaUs- recorded to sn ok today ex­ Court here. OoUfornte tostitute of tecfmolo- union at the firm’# idaiit in (20) DetecUves sue .bonds to defray the costs of district taxpayers and for the Dr. Dana L. Famswotth of scdiool coordinator; Robert 7:00 (10) Alfred Hitchcock 11:25 ( 3) Thursday Starll^t plained that MullhoIIand’s Grosser is accused of tam­ Britain in Agreement NY Doch Strike Blamed KY- election of district officers, but Bridgeport. a t y ...... s u t e Zip. ;) What's 9 ^ Line (C _ 11:30 (13) Late Movie apqiroprlatlon, to keep rerdB E ie strongest trem or hU 0.5 H arm fd augjgenta telling them Digan, coordinator of youth N em , Weather. Bports ( 8^ ) Joey Bishop objections had been voiced in a pering with court records per­ does not state specifically that The defense argued that Mox^ (40) Newsbeat (lCVa>32”30) Tonight Show of the bonds and to determine With U S. on Treaty Ban In British Mail Dehty on the Richter scale—potential­ that “you will not condone what services for the Board of EMu- telephone call to him. They taining to charges against Oies- those officers must be residents sola was brought to trial be­ (Make checks payable to Associated Press) or authorlBe the selectmen to GENEVA (AP) — Britain LONDON (AP) — The British ly danvaging- they a n doing, but that you wM caUon; and Mrs. James LeSure, SEE SATURDAYS TV WEEI^FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS were not based on constitutional ter Orslnl of Meriden. Orslnl of the district. cause of "personal anttoaUW" determine the rate of Interest sold today it agrees with U.B. postoffice today blamed the Tbe quake site, estimated to help them ail you can, and coordinator of public informa­ grounds, but on personal opin­ had been charged with a traf­ O’Brien, who was a district on the port of the oompaay’a and portleiilars of the bonds. reservations toward the Soviet two-month New York dock be 260 miles southeast of Pasa­ ifand by them.” "The drug oiwae problem oral- of drug abuse han had some ef- tion. R ad io ions. MullhoUond claims he fic violation and alleged Invcrive- director for three consecutive president. Marsala was find in The meeting will also be ask­ draft treaty to ban toe military strike for the fact that Christ­ dena, Is to 8 relatively unpopu­ A college oouneelor adds: In cento aU of m ; it to naiiional in foot eiven in the ghettos," says Frank Vogel of Oie State De­ (This listing Inoludn only those newi broadcasto of 16 or 16 made no public statement on ment in a scuffle witti a police­ use of the ocean floor. terms—six years, is completing 1967 from his $llji00 a year ed to approve appointments the issue, though his complaint mas mall from America is now lated area. intervtewn with ooU<«« youtha scope,” saye Finlator. "But U to Danridr Gottlieb of Peimeylvenla partment o f ElducaUOn, Division minute length. Some statlona carry other short newacasta.) man. When Orsiiil appeared in The treaty, put betore the 17- his first, one-year term as pres­ job with the company.- using ifergs in a s^-destruotive a' national problem so much state University, made to the School Building was discussed at a public meet­ being delivered nearly three of Vocational Rehabilitation, court only the traffic charge nation disarmament conference months late. way, "M was impreaatve how of- as it ia a local problem, in ttib "OontroOed touXes indicate will open the seminars April 2 6:26 Strlrtly Sports Committee and to authorise ing of the Board of Education. was listed. 2 6:00 Hartford Highlights 6:35 Afternoon Eklltlon Tuesday, colled for a bon on A spokesman sold more than ten ven depcived youngstera with a discussion of "The Drug them to expend the appropria- Bulletin Board 7:00 News 7:00 Accent 60 Uon. Grosser was suspended during "military bases, structures, in- 18,000 bogs o f m oll and parcels, form parents, teachers and oth- hie home. Here to the ptoee who have had meaningful ex­ Problem and How to Deal With 8:00 (laallght 7:16 Now Members of the various town the course of an InvestigaUon 12:00 ^ l e t Hours 7:20 David Brinkley The leasing arrangement be­ stoUationi, tortifications and some bearing November post­ am that the individual dewper- sdiere eckioatlon has to be done, perience with the dangers of K.” He will be accompanied by boards and commissions will and then arrested on March 11. WPOP—1414 7:30 Nows of the wortd tween the Tolland County other objects of mlUtory na­ marks, have been received olaly needed help." "it would be best," he odtto, eddlctlon exe fearfid of and re- a former drug' addict. 5:00 Danny Clayton 7:66 Joe Garaglola m eet tom orrow night at 8 In He was freed on his own re­ ture" beyond the 19-mlle terrlto- 6:00 Dick Heathertnr 8:06 Pop Concert Mutual Aid Network and the the Hicks Memorial School gym since the beginning of the The young tend to copy the "if our schoote developsd jno- luctant to ikMil' around with her- "What Manchester Putoic 9:00 BUI Love 9:06 Nlghtbeat cognisance. lio l lim it month. W. G. GLENNEY 1:00 Gary Girard 11:00 News. Weather ideaa^ values, beMelS—and also gnome teaching respect tS t ohi,” be aay«. “The more od- Sdtools Are Presently Doing €ind 11:16 Sports - Final WINP—12» 6:00 News America’s Most Honored Soola . . , _ aatnad preju dlces(-of parenta, ottd so re patent drugs, at leett inl- topic. Leaders at this session - 6:00 Nei News Stolen Car Recovered ■ A L B BNOB 6:16 Speak Hartlun. ■AT„ MAR. BB 9 DAY John FbAaior, associate dIrSc- gram on drug abuse otriy, thdly, and wifl steer deer of will be Allan Cone, Bemnet Jun­ 6:46 Lowell Tho Thomas HARTFORD (AP)—State Sen­ As Buster Crabbe’s oldest established Master Dealer In 0 6:66 Phil Rtzauto LHNALWEEK ate Minority Leader Wallace BU Y NOW ! ior High Schmrf principal, and Central and Eastern Oonneoticut (Since 1960), we wlU hrip tor of the Bureau of Narcotics youngstera wiB laugh at it. The thbm. Education given, howeiv- 7:00 The World Tonlgn- and DongeroiB Divga remarhB; idea of reapoct for dkngs shoiAd not neceaaarlly informe- A. Raymond Rogers, Manches­ 7:20 Frank Gifford Bamea was Informed iWednes* you avoid costly mistakes and ^et in the swim aaily. ter High School principal). 7:30 Speak Up Sports day that his stolen car had been Inquire about our 16th Annlyersary Special! “R’s diftloiilt for aduHs to an- be devetoped in counss or aocepted." 8:00 NewB 6 a.. a DURIIMG ■ E ■ ■ IB THIS■III FACTORY AUTHORIZED Home Decoration Sale swer the young penon who cinssen in general health cduoor Ropeatediy, people who have On April 16, tw o studeate from i:10 Speak Up l^rts recovered. Trouble Is, police says, T don’t kno# why people tton." abused dangerous drugs maloe 8:S0 Speak Up Hartforo said, the car was smashed up. the University of Connecticut tl:30 Barry Farber ALLSEASON POOL, Inc. SAVE SPECIAL SAVINGS ON EVERYTHING get excited when I use Fscinal InfomsUiaii Needed significant point: School of Pharmacy will speak 12:15 Sign Off Barnes’ red Mustang disap­ w n c —leas peared from the Capitol grounds R t. 44A on Bolton Lake— ^Bolton, Conn. 06040 UP TO my old man's been hung up on Tin new Buneau of NaiodUcs "B y they might not have on "Why Young People Get In­ 6:00 Afternoon Edition TO MODERNIZE AND DRESS UP YOUR HOME FOR EASTER 6:15 Market Repon Monday. Police said it appar­ I V I c i g n marUnto for years.’ ’’ and Daigeroua Drugs repre- hscoone Involved if they had had volved in Drug Abuse.” Tel; (Manchester) 649-6962 6:20 Weather ently was taken for a joy ride. "Kfeto tend to teH die truth seats a metgea- lofd year of the factual knowledge beforehand, An opportunity will be pro­ and ntoror what w« don’t want Bwaou of D ng Abuse Qintiei, paitlcidariy when curicelty and vided each night for questions to see to ounwlves," says Dr. wMch Fii^tor heeded, and the thrHt-aeeldng w ere (he main and discussion. For background, PANELING VALUES Morrto El. ChwfWs, Harvaod Federal Bureau of N arcotics motives for taking such drugs in the committee urges reading the Medical School psycMaitrist. headed by Heray Otocrtotw. the fhat place. narcotics series now running in ‘*Wa want to separate pot and John E. hgeraoU to the dtrec- (Tomorrow: What of the fu- the Herald, wrlttrai by Alton Ear Every Room In Your Home efloahol, but wa are of (be gener- tor. tore on dng laws and re- ^100 ANNUAL SALE Blakeslee, Associated Press" ^ that atones So many Both of the ftemarly sgiamte • *^ > science writer. Manchester: A LL FIRST GRADE — A U GENUINE W OOD ~ A U 4'x8*xV4* ■ . . . bureaus have distributed m » ------MORE THAN 12 PANELS UNDER $12.00 Bran 0 f ooptow of pamphlets end drug use and atana, and ihn you macJe us what we are today... tom look upon mtadtoAnncl^ Bureau continues to do so. dn gsasa wayofdaoaptnghy. it Bate a variety of motion pto- pocgtoy. twes that are avaAohle for pub­ PieaeWng Won’t Do lic showing. Many aduMn hnrve "m ade °Entei^ bigger and better "Today’s youth demands

a«J when given tafteinatton honeaOy and m nnl^ with marijuam » my opAtosi toey re- vouth^ BeoMbly,” says Eto. Kento- yra ^ not to tiy it, pototo out a ton and otoero. Early American model 7004 ?*** seeniB unro- jy, many oommunltlen, ttMK> with fo^-speaker sound system, gliding Tambour efforts to apraafl doors, and features at left. N O W 6638.50 tntomyation about danvenous ^ ttoetr W dm gs. Tbe paittom varien they aimpiy nay, "Wait till broadBy w onderful Tiro ««ne ptoosB, pniente b e e n riz ^ toMte-then you’U organize to>«dal scbool oounea, e*>e<*a.y aoaembltea. Etoe- pbyslrian, irai t going to be a whene, totoool peraonnel take very impneraive argunwnt ff it the tolttobve Ssveepstakgs soem ^ the youii®e^ that the Oommurtly argartaattonn and c a v f M n n THIS IS A a YOU PAY parerts’ Uvee^ Joba or mar- seowice ohibs sponsor other 6^ W in a All-Inclusive Stereo Theatre—costs you less than comparable TV and r i ^ a r ^ m e ^ mitoerable. forta. A* least one community Stereo units purchased separately! Early American model 7644, with all Color TV features below; ^ a healthy pattern, group also seeks "to bring pnes- great evening for two gliding front doors conceal TV screen when not in use. The outstanding Astro-Sonid sountl BARN STABLE PECAN (Rustic) start U e a r i^ sine on local govem n,;^ system, with 30-watts undistorted music power, re-creates the fuM beauty of music from tho solid- P W a i^ auggesta "When cnganiaatlona, school boards, in New York state Stefeo F M / A M radio or your favorite records. ^ 8 3 5 and U it ever comies to a real poUoe departmenits raid the hike ANTIQUE PECAN (Rustic) de^overvrtietherachH dhas to act in solving the probtami.’’ SA V E ^65 a r i^ t to ^ BumetWng. tt is Numesraw colleges and tml- • A fabulous dinner for two at Mamma Leone’s! Early American model 6974 ANTIQUE BIRCH (RusKc) uBuaUy tooi^ ’ veraities are inittotti^ special Tickets for two to a stage and screen pre­ Magnificent COLOR TV crafted in with two Magnavox speakers, plus all the fine- ratooaitionBl program s about sentation at Radio City Music Hall, show- performance features at left. N O W $595 ^ ” nund-influenclng O rugs, and oth- ANTIQUE MAPLE (Rustic) cal o f student 2f. HMNTENSITY LAMP To oeeure you of the beet oenUnued KEYPUNCH the TV you like and try It in your 1. 80 Doye Cash Perfect for studying, 2.14 Down, 14 80-60-80 Days. No In­ pertormence, we have our own ctoff TYPEWRITING (BEGINNING) reading In bed, sewing, home this weekend. terest GREGG SHORTHAND etc. Concentrated 8. No Down Payment. Budget To of state licensed electronlste. light beam. Attractive 8 Y ea n SH O P FRID A YS TQ_8:30 P.M. ACCOUNTING gooseneck styling. t r a v e l a l a r m c l o c k Compact, In a simulated leather CLASSES NOW FORMING case. Runs for 30 hours on just one winding. Call or write for evening division brochwe MANCHeSTER I t s ANN ST., HARTFORD I2S-2M 1 THE MANCHESTER, NORTH MAIN OFFICE OF SEND ME YOUR EVENING DIVISION BROCHURE 649-5253 Addraae. THE CONNECTICUT BANK MANCHESTER On Broad Street near the Parkade Potterton’s. Inc. aty___ a p . -PhonaL AND TRUST COMPANY 3 3 6 Hours: Monday-Friday 9-3-Thursday Evening 6-8 130 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER NORTH MAIN STREET .. I .f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1909 V HANCHBSniR BVEMINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH fiO, 1909 PAGE M llii

ly a third of the direct sohocUng expense JotusM , M ajor, Mhuntaliivtow Wert Main S t, and a oon bom J JUm ttiPHtrr Maneheeder Sliakespean Enlf * that would havis to be ahoiddaned if the Connecticut Rockrillie Dr„ Boot Hartford; - Robott to Mr. and Mra. David Bolvln, parochial ttolld dkl transier to tbs public HogpStal Notes Bradley, Paili PI.; Betty Aim Regan Rd.. Of Smtlord D te iR as l ^ p r a U i teettity. Hospital Notes Waldrop, Waot Main St; Clochaiged Tuesday: Wflton STRATFORD (AP) — Oko at The r esponse mads to IMs argunMnt Yankee Michele Perlond, Ragan Rd.; Newmarker, Sunrise D r.; the fouadem -• **-r‘'ftmiftran at • p.Oi.,-Mfl aiHl, M VlaWiag kasta are U iid te 5 Noella fUcoid, Middle Butcher Shakespeare FesUml Thoater TH* to that the people at Individual commuid- Nancy Charetto, R t 10; Mary 00. . INC vortewi teflis, alt p-Bi. la an areaa exoept aia- Rd., smingten; P strlela Baa- Skswes, Chestnut S t, Manches­ here died Wednesday at the age tlee>qjKt of the state as a whole would, By A .H .O . u a iM ii f p.sa.i self sesvtee M il, M ; leraNy where they are t to 4 aette, Cbattqr Rd.; Bateie ter; Howard Dejohn, Maple St., o f 88. The deceased. Herald C. if put'to the teat, be U)pdfe illy willing Om wol mrntam, g ^ and CiM to S p.ia. Browy, Paail Dr„ Vatnon; ElUngton; Ranald A b o ^ V il­ Lovell Sr., was a Ufrtong rart- m B, to accept whatever eitpianne might be gPRINO aONNKTS • F’ten Twiekiwii mmi Adolpbue Baaaatta, Bgypt Hd.. lage St., ElUngton; Utmal Rock, dent o f Stratfond. 1. u n Invclved in welcaming Oonnectlcut chil­ I. days; ftirato isana, M BUIngtdn and B aveily Botvin, Anthony R d„ TkiUand: Mrs. Loven purauad a earaar as Doep winter anows mak* brooks ■MH-ptHtaje raites, • Admitted Tueaday:. lYsd a kxml merchant and banker. Breolnc Bao«pt Sunday* dren Into the public schoot eyetem. It Regan Rd.. Joan Robinson and daughter, MUlay*. Btetwrud a tllw PoM Ofllce at is a (Unction and a burden which has run fast and deop; vMHog ta $1$^ U4, sa« I Danilak, West Rd.; imdrad Blrtha Tueaday: Son bom to HasaidvUle and Jeanette He was still wnrUng at the H. ------Odob., «a SMxnd Class HaS aay IMaa Isr always been the responaibtllty of the Thia onc« mild stream eotild Cleveland, ’Tracey Dr., Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. William Wardpop, Loehr, Loefar Rd.. C. Lovell Hardware Co. the a s^ , arMi » day before Ms death. turn aa many mlUa BunaupnoiFRans general cttlaenship, which stands ready, Ilea. Aftem aea vtaMiag has PasalM fei adtrsaea as always, to meet its fullest dMnands. Aa there might be grain to Qm Tsar ...... tSO.OO i batetriBa ara $ ta 4 p.aa fiTltaaifeB ...... la u grind or beams and ailla begla agala a$ 7 poa. VI nitM Moatha ...... 7.S0 To aaw had living been allowed . One IbHilh ...... a w ara a sk ei aat la maaka I to keep Meafa tmomm. Na b m » b i I wi jimitBicw OF Concrete Catastrophes THB aSX im TK D PRBSB WASHmOTON — People moved out to Ito laborious honesties; the win­ vkMaih al aae Hb m par pm n * asaeolated Press is exclusively entitled le tlw use of recubUcatkm of all news dts- the suburbs, and needed some way to get ter sleep patetss oredtted w It or not otherwise credit­ back into the city to work and chop. Big Beneath the snows has (used the ed ta o fs paper and also the local nears pub- Iliksd inter-city buses and trucks hauled more daffodila VERNON Tdephooe: 644-2424 aB tights of repablloation of special dle- passengem and freight, and needed some under way, parking spoee Is stehas herein are also reserred. With budding forcea which when HmHsd. V M ta n o n ashed to way into toe city to pick up and deliver. April wills The Herald Printing Cbitutany Inc., as- ’Hw result has been an exploaion of Open Thurttkqf and Friday till i financial reapoasibnity for typo- Shall turn thia bank to one vast . partdng prsMam eodsls. errors appearing In advertisetnents concrete corridors cutting ever-wider reading matter In The Manchester swaths through urban centers — uproot­ yellow leap Herald. ______ing famines, dislocatirg businesses, de- PhHmto Tsdayt 801 flobaorlber to Los angeles Thnes-Wanhlng- rtroying scenic and hMorlc sites. Actual­ From earth to sun; taU halfway ADSmnOD TBSTBRDAT: P a t News Bervlee. Ssoondo AgortlnoHl, 218 Oak oitenl of N. E. a. Service, Inc ly, however, the reasons for this ex­ to that sun _____ Repreaentattves — "nie jullue plosion go far beyond recent population The big ash silhouettes the at; Mary Arm nangrton, 2$ Kathsws Special -Agency — New Tork. Chl- and tiufflc patterns, and while these traf­ Oenard St.; Mra. A m Bocto, 271 oago, Detroft and Boston. surge and pull Baniy At; Ralph Bransman, 81 fic trends can’t easily be reversed, at IT Of blind sap rising in action ao AUDIT BnRBAII OF CIRCinjt . least some of the other causes can. Hatob mu RdL, Vamoo: Mrs. powerful In fact, many were Indeed being Sfafrisy Dounder, Bart Hart- IMgriay advertising closing hours It could take double holght toFfl; Mra. abhrlary Davie, 28 For Monday — l p.m. Friday. changed for the better during the latter n Shr Ttieaday — 1 p.m. Saturday days o f toe Johnson Admlntotration, un­ within ita run. Whlhnan Rd.; Rahart DeVos, ^^7 Fhr Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monda> Darter Rd.; Mlohael Daen, For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday der toe comparatively ^dightened rule How well it shakes the earth,'-to For m day — 1 nm. Wednesday cf 'Tranepoitation Secretary Alan Boyd wake it now, ' ' RortrtUe; Cbitotoplwr GaudsO, F ir Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. 149 Thylor at, TWoottviae; Da­ Clasalfled deadline — p.m. d » before and Federal Highway Administrator Thia force of spring that slept 6 vid Havey, 8S4 Beeguson Rd.; pdbllaattofi, 6 p.m. Friday for 8aturda.r Inwall Brldwall. Now, foes of sprawling beneath the snow. and H onW pubtlcatlon. urban freeways are deeply concerned ( Mrs. Mdijorla Hokn, Bart Hart­ that the new Nixon team may undo ford; Mra. Bkrbara fCssry, 1$ Thursday, ^March 20 n . some of the Boyd-BridweU advances. Rqgan St, RookvUla; Elbert What gives rise to these huge corridora Something in every aprinif is KMrttort Sort Hrtttord; besides underlying demographic ' and prodigal, ISoraua Krert, Laikawood If Not In Oar C^iital, Where Else? transportation trends? Ptrst, a huge lob­ Diapoatng 'vtgora greater than HsIgMa, Oovantry; Sean Mb- NuMy, Bkrt Hartford; Bamey Tba ofllclal adatlaUcg tm the popuKUan by, economically and politically potent: ito need. Petarman, 40 Jordt S t; David of Wastih^twii, DX3. now tfiow that aa Highway buUders and engineering firms, Calling to life much more bud truck and bus makers and users, tire SaHstraok RookvlHe; Sheiry «C July, U tr, that d ty warn more than and seed and oil companies. Downtown merchants Sanbona U Ghahnan St; Mtoi. 71 per cant noMrU*. want to make it easy for customers to Than’e room for bloom; bast Jianloe Smith, Boot Hartford; come to beat it all. John Stotttrar, 289 Woodbrtdge In the fNenediiar year, the total pofnlUr come in from the suburbs. The loudest The torrent brook, the flood S t; WUMam ’Teed n , Thraig)- tton o f the city had Incr eaned fRiin 86S,- lobbyists of all are the state highway departments, whose officials grow in of asp, the tall aonvUle; Margaret Toigoaia 0 »- 7 THE WATERFALL KwaMll WhSnr, $8 Thayer Rd.; transportation are deeply distorted. Ur­ decreed MO to MS,000, or M.S p w cent o f the ban freeways can qualify as part o f the Ifr*. Mary WlaRmr, Bart Hort- dty'g toW. , Interatate highway system, and thus Un­ Too ■vulgar for the proper fonl. cle Sam puts up 90 per cent of their pastoral In ttie enme period, the etty'e non- BZRTm-TBSTBRDAT: A son costs, state and local govenunents only H erald to 1B>. and M rt. WBMm b Sum- whlie popudetion went up 4Jt per cent, 10 per cent. Less ambitious highway Insid 0 By Rowland Evans Jr. Beauty. Let it all come! Blueta from 578,400 to a new high of 617,000. muna Dum EBD Rd., TUload; projects, in cxmtrast, win only BO per Yesterdays wide a dhushtor to MT. Bhw, cent Federal s u i^ rt, or none at all. There are n number o f Odfiga one can As the whole aky; red-wings Jooaph Patniool, 1S$ Croft Dr.; Little wonder, then, when they can get Robert D. Novak 2 5 Yean Ago thick as spring a daughter to Mr. and Mra. do wMfa eueb etattetten. nine Federal doUara fo r each one they Report Thunder; shadblow whiter than Prank Uttnen, 2$ Bhn St, put up, that financially strapped states The Rev. Dr. Watson Woodruff One can bold them up ngntaMt the RookvUla; w daughter to Ifr. and cities manage to find convincing and Robert H. Smith resign the blinding NEW YORK—^The suspicion end Mbs. Immraaoa Ftool, 40 (Hsiaia liMito to flnhng o f the K eeldent’e oommlenloo need for the big urban, freeways—even foremost Undaay-hater, became Thus, Wilson men are in the from the Manchester Board of February bllzsarda; vloleta be­ and hostility felt by Mayor John Bdgnten St on stodenoe, and the cbeck-tg> repoct a if actual traffic requires considerably a judge and turned the Bronx thick of MarchTs campaign. •Education. stride W inning Outfits Modeled by Their Creators V. Lindsay’s camp toward Gov. leadership over to RibuBtello. yesir later, to the efdect that America to leas. ‘ ‘The program that has toe money One Bronx party chieftain Every path; robins galore, and DISCHARGED YB 8TER- Wsarlngg fashions they created are top wlnnera in a sesraig contest qxmsoredqxs by the Itonohes- Nelson Rockefeller was reln- City Hall began cooperating with Board of Education votes to OB (he w ay to creatJogr two aepsuiate gets the action,” says a Federal official. who had first promised to back on Mb old, D A T : Mrs. Msulellne Bilodeau, tor Junior Women’s Club, from left rtgfat, Mrs. Raymond Borst o f Gordon D r„ South R^nd- ftxpced recently by an under­ Rlbuatello on patronage matters house first and second grades to eodettoi for tteelf, one white, one black. • e *1 Lindsay but is now supporting 146 Bdgerton St; Mrs. Mary cover attempt to lure away in Silver Lane Homes develop­ High route, sun once more eor, third prise; Mrs. Leo Fltsgerald of Kenneth Dr., Vernon, first prise; and Mrs. Sedward State highway departments have tradi­ — including a prospective as­ Marchl that the Bronx organiza­ McOlU 87 Vemwood Dr., Ver­ Lindsay’s chief poUtioal money- ment Community Hall to relieve qpeodthrlllt wMh Ms gold. Cormier of 38 Scott Dr., second prise. Judges o f the competltian last night at (he Mlasanlc Tmn- One can feed these trends from Weah- tionally taken an extremely narrow view sistant commlsaioner’s post for tion was threatened — by un­ non; Louis Bhabot, Abbey Rd., raiser. crowded conditiona at Waahlng- ple were Mrs. George Pottorton, homemaking teartter at ming Junior High School; Mrs. Jo­ tagton into a computer afid get back of their job, too. Trained to buiW the one of his relatives. named persons — 'with the loss Wapplng; Ramone Sololui $8 Lindsay men had never been ton School. seph Rourke, tailoring teacher at Manchester High School; and IBaa Chortene Ryan, sewing most roads as quickly and as cheaply That offer was withdrawn o f 100 state patronage jobs if North Bt; Hairy Kovenaky, 54 wbat kind of accetemtiort in segregation happy about the Rockeifeller- teacher at Stoat Hartford Iflgh School. Mrs. Fitsgerold will represent the Manchester club in as they can, they reckon costs almost when Lindsay discovered the re- he endorsed Ltodsay. Other Conway R d.; Susan Bohr, Mar­ may be ahead for other American citiea, controlted st)6,te , Repi^can competition April 9 at a Hartford Obunty Day at Mountain Laurel Inn, Enfield. entirely in terms of land acquisition, laUvia hadn’ t paid his city in­ Bronx Republicans report as­ 10 Yean Ago Rankers Olash row Rd., Coventry; Donald if they don’t do aometfaing somehow dif­ committee's decision to hold a labor, materials. ‘They Ignore the costs come tax in some time (a puri- surances from Wilson’s agents Hanover, Ortohester; Jeon ferent from wliataiver H was Waridngton million dollar fund-raising din­ The Board of Education is of resettltug families, rebuilding busi­ tandoal attRude in the mayor’ s that any loss in city patronage Dwrinig H eariH gs Donahue, Stoat Hartford; Stan­ New State Rd.; William Dowd, Joseph Sartor, SO Irving St.; Arttie Werth and daughter. W e s t did or didn’t. ner this June, feeling i^. Would requested to take Immediate ac­ nesses, finding new revenue sources to o fficii that tnfiirlBted RlbustelUo)> as A result of bucking Lindsay tion In clearing up violations of ley Q. Zlma Jr., 308 Summit S t;. 35 Glenview Terr., Rockville; W illiam ScynuinaU, Stoat Etort- WilHngtonr; M r*. Roberta James only drain funds away ^'(rom But the Bronx leader likely Ry Legisla^re Angela Ouggols, 84 Garnet Rd.; Harlan Donaldson, Walbrldge ford; Audle Carpenter, 36 Birch and daughter, Wales Rd„ An­ One can look at them and ask whether replace taxes on the paved-over will be compensated for by state the state fire code found in property. Lindsay's re-election campaign would have ended up with patronage. Thomas Reardon, 1060 Main St, HUl Rd., ToHand; Mrs. Ruth L. St.; Joeeih Parke, 49 Foley B t; dover; Mrs. Lola Barnes and there is anything that should be done, or But ithey were near apoplexy Manchester schoola. They usually bulldoze toe straightest Marchl anywaj^, thanks to the ’The Bronx Republican organi­ HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — South Windsor; Buolld LeVos- Barlow, Methuen, Mass.; Theo­ John J. Welch 87 Spruce St.; daugdtter, I^enneth Dr., Vernon; when the state committ€« asked can be done, to (diaiige the future direc­ lirje between two points, detouring only influence in the Bronx of one of zation, irrelevant in a general Repreaentatlves of commercial ■eur. Stoat Hartford. dore Belanaki, 867 Center St.; Mra. Donrui Cottier and oon. Old M r*. Melanie Stewart and ogn, financier Gustave Levy to run banka and o f mutual savings tion of these same sbatiatics in the city to avoid a very expensive piece of land Rookfeltor’s most faithful lieu­ election, might well deliver a Also, Mrs. Btother Hollister 41 Mayland Clark, 875 Adams St.; Stafford Rd., Tolland; Mrs. 78 Slater Rd., GHaotonbury. the affair. The reason: Levy, banka clashed Wednesday at a of WasMugton itself. C bid^t Wcurtiing- or some partlcularly'+eslstent residents. tenants and his bridge to the , -vote plurality in the chairman of toe New York 10 000 A Thought for Today public hearing on a bill that ten be somehow made enough of a model * • « state’s conservative Republi­ borough (or March! against Stock Exchange, already had Sponsored by the Manchester would allow the savings bqnks , In the last few years, however, people cans : It. Gov. MaUx^m Wilson. city to be the kind of city where people signed up as Lindsay's fund Lindsay. That’s the main rea­ Oouncil o f Churches to handle checking accounts. have begun' to rebel against t h ^ con­ Contraxy to his public protests of all races woukl ihid it a pleasure raiser. son Why, astounding though it Spokesmen for the commar- crete corridors. Economists and sociolo­ that he never meddles in pri­ 4 and prlvSege to reside? Shouldn’t we Levy’s rejection of the Rocke­ sounds, a defeat o f Lindsay is cial banks spoke in opposition gists have started highlighting the costs mary politics outside his subur­ Very few could be unaware somehow be able to make our own na­ feller bid did not alleviate ap­ in the realm of the possible. It to the bill, which they said rep- ! to fantilies and businesses in their path. ban home base of Westchester that this Is the first day of prehensions in City Hall. Rath­ wouldn’t be even remotely pos­ resented an attempt to invade tional capital a symbol and demonstra­ City planners and architects have begun County, Wilson long has main­ er, it was one more piece in a sible, however, were it not for spring. Most of the communica­ •the commercial banking field. < tion of our cf^ncity to build ourselves to ask whether there aren’t other tained cdose contacts across the growing mass of e'videnoe that the cool hostility by the mayor’s tion media have been remind­ The savings banks, on toe oth- lU gph om : 644-2424 VERNON an economic, social and political struc­ answers besides pave, pave, pave: More Westchester line into the Bronx. the Rockefeller organitzation is fellow liberal in Albany. ing us. er hand, said their survival as ture in which our many dtversttles make mass transit; fringe parking, along with quietly throwing more debris in meaningful Inatitutlona was at curb lanes and other devices to speed Why all the excitement? Why '4 Op«i Thuffckiy a n d Friday till 9 their fTM and unconstrained contribution Lindsay’s badly littered path to stake. They said they just could • buses: new control systems to move traf­ all the notice? What difference to some unity of living? If we can’t cure a second term. Indeed, the ven­ not compete with the "one-atop ^ fic faster on existing roads; widening ex­ oursehres, in W ellington, where else can detta between the nation's two does it make? banking” ayallable at commer- .* isting boulevards, or tunneling streets Today in History w « do it? I f we can’t make up our mind most important liberal Repub­ It la, perhaps, toe pagan clal banka. ’ below ground or double-decking them By The Associated Press to try to do it for our national capital, licans may be nearing a tragic Arthur said, “ I shall return.” “If we don’t get tola bill, we * above to avoid spreading them out. Today ia Thursday, March 20, world taking notice of the gift climax. He had arrived in Australia might pass out of the picture,” -a where else anc we likely to muster the Oonservationists cry out to preserve of life. We are reminded that Actually, whether Lindsay re­ the 79th day of 1969. There are from the Philippines in the ear­ said Howard B. Smith, presl- required national residve? scenic spots, antiquarians to preserve stores his popularity enough to 286 days left in toe year. ly days of the Pacific war. the time passes In Its own way dent of Middletown Savings « old monuments. Black militants and Today’s Highlight In History In 1940, Gen, MacArthur an­ Or do we stop worrying and wonder­ win in November does not have without guidance or need for Bank. '< other vocal slum dwellers protest more On this date in 1852, Harriet nounced the American invasion ing, and m erely concede that there is much to do with Rockefeller. help from men. The trees and On the opposite aide was WH- 1 loudly the' almost-inevitable targeting of What makes the Governor im­ Beecher Stowe’s story of slav­ of the Central Philippine island no real reason and no real way for do­ flowering bulbs shoot forth their Ham B. Atwood Jr., president '* their homes for the next colossal cor­ portant to Lindsay is an omin­ ery, “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” was of Panay. of the Connecticut Bankers As- t ing anything ttq keep Washington from ridors into the cHy, Mayors and other published. The book became one Ten Years Ago tender green In defiance of the ous challenge to the mayor in cold of winter and yearn for soclation and president of New I becoming totally a one race dty? local officials demand more say. In city the Republican primary from of the all-time aenaationa of The U.S. nuclear submarine the warmth of sunlight. The Britain Bank A Trust Co., who / after city —New. York,' San Frandsco, state Senator John March! of book-publishing history. Skate was making Its second said, "You cannot give the sav­ Baltimore, New Orleans, Wadilngton, On This Date trip under the North Pole’s Ice creatures of the field and air Staten Island. awareness. ings banks powers they were Nashville—lines have been drawn and Given Lindsay’s low standing In 1602, toe Dutch East India pack. never Intended to have.” They Would Be Welcome the battle joined. Company was formed. Five Years Ago' Man, for all his sophistication, BIflck patent leather Brown grained leatiier with regular Republicans in is still required to live in harmo­ "Their corporate structure is The proposal now in the Legislature to These foes of urban hlgliways found three (Bronx, Queens, Staten In 1727, the English mathema­ Two Cubans hijacked a Cuban not appropriate (or commercial powerful now allies in the last year or tician who discovered toe law of ny with the world and respond pay directly to the parents of children Island) of the city’s five bor­ helicopter, killed the pilot and banking,” he said. so in Messrs. Boyd and Bridwell. In gravity. Sir Isaac Newton, died. landed the craft at Key West, to It. It is spring and life for being sent to parochial. non-public oughs, the Rockefeller organiza- him as (or all the other Former Republican National fact, the challenge to the Inevitability itlon . could be most helpful In 1828, Norwegian dramatist Fla. schools a ^ t e grant in recognition of creatures of this world. Chairman Meade Alcorn, speak­ of paved-over cities may be the major among the little band of Re­ Henrik Ibsen was bom. Onc^--Year Ago ing for the commercial banks, i. their expense tor education the whole acomplishment of Mr. Boyd’s regime. In 1941 during World War publicans likely to turn out on , n, During an international Read: Genesis: 1 said, "If you pass tola bill, 3rou ;■ community would otherwise provide is a HLs people provided Federal aid for ex­ primary day—perhaps no more German bombers shattered the money crisis, French President would put Connecticut in toe proposal shaped to have a possible route periments that would put existing urban than 250,(X)0. That’s why -Rocke­ city of Plymouth, England. Charles de Gaulle, called (or a Rev. James A. Blrdsall forefront of toe country In ex- ' around Qie constitutional issue. roads to better use. They underwrote feller’s attitude toward Lindsay In 1942, Gen. Douglas Mac- return to the gold standard. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church perimental banking.” - Perhaps it w ill be found, when and if the cost of additional mileage to detour is being scrutinized so bale- 2 around an established community or a the courts do rule, that the letter of the fully these days at City Hall. historic site. In Baltimore and Chicago .'3 OonMltution concerning separation of The outward signs are not they agreed to finance ’’urban design encouraging. Rockefeller Ig­ duirch and state is not offended. teams” of architects, planners and eco­ nored pleas that he talk Marchl By Whitaker ..4 ‘ 1116 spirit and intent of the Constltu- nomists studying all the costs of a pro- out of entering the primary. He iion woidd nevertheless be involved. posed road and trying to find ways to ■'4 responded to Lindsay’s mild 4 Oontrary to Ita intent, the public funds cushion the damage. ‘They tried to give complaints about insufficient of the state would be contributing to the local officials and the public more say city aid for Albany with a cut­ 4 on the location and design of urban free­ ting attack on the mayor. When Micceaaful maintenance o f Institutions '« Black patent leather iFBMed and managed by a church. ways. and they did manage some prog- the Lindsays entertained the 4 ress, though they had to back down •M Brown leather 0 If America wants to diange that prin­ Rockefellers with dinner and from their original plan. They pushed ciple and that system. It should do so the-theater in Manhattan last for n\ore money for mass transit. week, there was no encourage­ by frontal ch an ^ in the Oonstitution, '1 All this is a beginning—but a modest ment of the mayor’s candidacy not by using one side door after another. and fragile one. ‘That's why the freeway fiom the governor. Th* Shoes Kids Love... The key argument being used to per­ foes are so worried right now. Trans­ But infinitely more distressing WhoFf Eoiim^ All About? suade Connecticut to try this side door portation Secretary John Volpe, a con­ to the Lindsay camp Is this ob­ Jumping Jocks assistance to its exisUng parochial school tractor by profession and a former gov­ scure Incident: A local Demo­ ayntem Is an economic, fiscal argument, ernor, has in the past shown a distinct' cratic politician’s blast against Smart stjdes designed eepecially for the young active o Now Spring Coot! pro-freeway bias. the mayor for stalling a $3(X).000 directed frankly to the taxpayers of the • » • set Made fm: comfort and Itmg wear. Pretty styles There’s more to Easter than meets the eye! A bright new cotteetkm of state. Unleas some such assistance to housing project in the Canarsle Even more disconcerting ■ to the anti­ section of Brooklyn in order to for the giris— rugged styles fcHr the boys. Choose their ' spring coats for happy Easter parading. tbs parents is torthcoming, thera la a freeway forces is yesterday's appoint­ get a new design. Since that de­ '» Elaater shoes from this selection. fear that so many thousands of children ’• Ib p to bottom: ment as Federal Highway Administrator lay had been kept secret by •a now attending parochial schools may be of Francis Turner, director of the Bureau Lindsay, a quiet investigation of '3 Meg— Sises 8^-12. forced into the public school system, of Public Roads, a career highway of­ the leak was laumtoed. The con­ '4 Giris’ double-breasteil coat with fttmt panel and pewter battone. Stand-up ooQar, back pleat ficial, and, reportedly, one who con- where they will cost towp and city and clusion was that the Demo­ « Silas 12V&-4. iBjm and belt; 100% acrylic, matching hat. Toddlers’ sisea 2-4. EO jEO riate whatever the standard cost is for flstently battled predecessor Bridwell’s crat's probable source of Infor­ Becky—Sises 8Vi-12. public school enrolleea. In addition, of proposals inside the bureaucracy. mation ■was Rockfeller’s State Gasak-tailored boys' coat with side pockets and ideat. Matching cap, 100% wool in two-tone Perhaps Mr. Volpe and his aides will Housing Authority. Sises 12^-4. course, there would be toe special emer­ UM brown check. Toddlers’ sises 4-7. pleasanUy surprise the worriers. Urban Moreover, there were signs of Blaek patent leather gency Mcpense of providing school apace Mandl— Sises 6Vi-8. highways are becoming a hot political Albany’s fine hand at work in Sises 8V^-12. Navy double4>reasted coat with tow ay buttons; wod/nykn Mend witii red braid trim around for ihsse new addltiofw to the public Issue in more and more areas. And the the decision by City Councilman 10. M Nixon Administration has already, on Joseph A. Ribtietello, the Bronx Ron— Sises 12Vi-4. I t J W collar and detachable cive. 44tx EEjM 7-14 Therefore, (he argument concludes, it protection, shown itself peculiarly s«wl- leader, to throw his organixa- Mike-Biies 8^-12. Giria’ 100% bonded aciyUc coat; navy-with white trim on ooQar and pocket-flap. Toddlers’ is a bargain for the taxpaynrs of the such subjects as oil leaks and consumer tion (or March! against Undsay 11. M Sises 12Vi-4. sises 2-4. •, state to have an opportunity to guarantee live to political pressures. Much wU de­ in the primary. I t M pend on how loudly and how cleverly The- Bronx regulars always Um ocoUnuanoo at the parochial schools, l O r d m l U l H id Phons Olden by ouch a pnopossd grant o f $200 a year the freeway foes present toeir case. — have been antl-Lindaay. But ALAN L. OTTEN IN THB WALL New Store Hmua: to patent par child, oafal $200 being nisrs- Lindsay men hoped for hotter 'DieB., Wed. and Sat. 10:00-5:30; Thura. and Fri. 10:00-9:00. Open Menday-gaiarday 10:00-5:80; ’llraraday and Fridiv^ 10:00-9:00 STREET JOURNAL. things when Paul Fino, the city’ s MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THtJBSDAY, MARCH 20, 1M9 IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1969 PAGE E lE '.^ County curriculum is worked out in a guage aits, and Jamas Nor­ Vernon summer workshop, hs would wood, aodsl studies. Announce Engagements like to first utilise the in ssrv- An alternative would bo^to ice training tor all pf his teach­ bold 18 sessions of two-hour dur­ Trm m liM hM BiU Board Votes ers. He would like them to ation accomplished on the receive credit tor this program teacher’s own tlms tor credits. mitted to provide inosntlve. Girard cautioned the boerd that Tr§ahl§M? The. Baby Has Teachers’ Albert Smith, board member, no subject area today is stag­ favored released time Insteed nant and can afford to liqiae. He BySt.Onge Workshops of after achool time, noting if said ^e would' Uka a rsviaw LET US HELP YOU the program was held outside every three years. A bUl oaUiiif for the esbtb- Propoaals tor summer cur­ The estimated costs of each llahmant of a D n« Abuse Bdu- riculum workshops and in-serv- of school hours and credits Been Named ' given it would ultimately cost subject arse tor the workshop. If yovV* got traitsmissioii trouMo, w«1 S-',4 wUkm Act WM submitted to loe training programs In tour Including personnel, consultant Ooncnss today by Second Con- subject areas, at a coat of $14,- the town money when a teach­ «•» to tho bottom of it. That's b t e o iH O er quallfys for another step on services and supplies wdlild bo; Crsasional Rep. WilUam St. no. were approved by the Science, $4,660; social studios, wo'ro oxports cR oiir job. Economical, oho. Board of Education this week. the salary scale. Two ways wore suggested tor $8,800; language arts, $8,668 and R.F.D. NO. 1, Randy Rd., Tolland. He waa born Uan>h a J dm r education act would The programs are aU on the math in-service $1,116. RockvUlo General Hoapital. HU maijrm>i ...... * ** provide federal funds to encour* elementary leveU-from kinder­ running the In-service program. ALWAYS RELIABLE Mr nnd Wra grandparenU are CARL’S T. V. and APPLIANCE SALES iVs and derelop drug education garten through Grade S. Lynn If by released Ume, it would Jamee Mako, Hartford. He haa a eUtor. Mary Involve eight afternoon kesslons programs both tn the schools Anderson, who is mathematics • • * * e and seminars and In the" train­ coordinator, explained that the during the year. This would NAHOHESTER TRANSMI^ION 00. ing of teachers and develop- provide each teacher with two LOFT’S KITCHEN Clark, Bfark Andrew, son of Rlchaid M and Fininn purpooe of the In-service train­ Whitney Clark, 21 Hemlock Dr., Vernon. He was bom Marah nient of curriculum. ing programs Is to bring teach­ meetings with each of the four FRESH CANDY liMi^ MMiehostor — Phom 646-0022 Direct Factory Dealer The act was drafted with the ers up to date on new methods curriculum coordinators. adv^lce of key federal agencies, ^ ^ Vhltney, Warwick, R.I. H ls^ ter- and new Ideas as well as work­ These coordinators are Miss WELDON DRUG CO. nal g r a ^ p a ^ are Mr. and M «. Merrill H. Oark, inchidliif tho Bureau of Nar­ ing with new textbooks. L«clUe Kuhnly, science; Ander­ :t;; M \is >i i:i i i cotics and Dangerous Drugs He said that before a new son, Math; Blaine Girard, lan­ U Alan l^ tn e y , and the National Institute of Read Herald Advertisements I»ruis pnoto NSasIfr |)boto 6l 4r ♦ 0 Mental Health. Private groups The engagement of Mias Including the National Educa­ Tile engagement of Mias SldiUi Raymond A. and Sharrm Barbara Steele of Manchester Balbonl to Sp. 4. Glenn L. Tracy, Wilson 14H Garden Dr„ Manchester. He was bom tion Association were also con­ to Thomas Thorell of New Last 3 Days Thursday-Friday-Saturday sulted. both of Manchester, has been Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Britain has been announced by announced by her parents, Mr. "Drug Alert” seminars could her parents, Mr. and Mrs. are Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Wilson, Manches- be established In communities and Mrs. Anthony Balbonl of 162 . • RTandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Voor- Arthur Steele of 040 Vernon St Orsen Manor Rd. hles, Windsor. ■- under the terms of the bill us­ Her fiance Is the son of Mr. ing federal aid. Communities Her fiance is the son of Mr. • « ♦ * ♦ and Mrs. Oscar H. Thorell of and Mrs. Wallace Tracy of 468 could also use the funds to de­ New Britain. O om ^. Andrew Lockwood, son of Gary 8. and Margaret vise and evaluate new drug ed­ Parker St. McCready Cornell, 120 Delmont St., Manchester. He was bom FACTORY AUTHORIZED Miss Steele Is a senior at Mias Balbanl, a graduate of ucation ctnriculums and estab­ Manchester High School and is March 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal lish demonstration projects for Manchester High SchoM, is em­ p-andporents am Mr. and Mrs. H. M, McCready, Winchester, drag abuse education. employed as a typist at the ployed at Aetna Life and Cas­ Ky. His paternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Cornell A key -section, according to American Collection Service, ualty Co., Hartford. Spac. 4 Delightful Spring and Easter Fashions! North AtUeboro, Mass. He has a steter, Bllxabeth, 22 i ^ t h s . ’ Main St. ♦* 01 o . Ot ,0 8 t Ong«, would make funds Mr. Thorell is a 1968 graduate Tracy, a graduate of Howall •rollable to permit educators, of Pulaski High School, New Cheney Technical School, is Welch, Denite Lee, daughter of Douglas L. and Michele law enforcement personnel, and serving with the U.A Army in Corabow Welch, Wethervane Apts., 201 Regan Rd.. Vernon. SAVE Britain. He Is serving with the community offlciala to partici­ U.S. Navy. Vietnam. She waa bom March 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her pate in shori-term or summer No date has been annoimced The weddiiig is planned tor maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Corabow, UP TO InMltutes at colleges with for the wedding. May.6. — Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs!-- ANNUAL course on drug education. Leonard Welch, Manchester. The bHl calls for expenditures of $10 miUioh for the program Vernon J Bames, Lucinda Lee, daughter of Stanley C. and Lois over the next two years. Merritt Bames, 64 Kenneth Dr., Vernon. She was bom March 8t. Oi4te C9(|x«saed optlmiem School Menus 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ over the bUli chances for pass­ Rotary Award ents ore Mr. and Mre. Whltford Merritt, Scltuate, Mass. Her age, noting hearings on the bUl The cafeteria menu for Man­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bames, Cohas- haim already been te n ta t^ y chester public schools March 34- Due Wednesday set, MSss. She haa a sister, Rebecca, 16 months. •dwhiled. He is oo-sposisortng 28; The RockvUle Rotary Chib the MM with Oongressmen LJoyd Monday; Ravioli with meat "k Oallunl, MIcIuwel Joseph, son of JoeeiSi J. and Rosemary SALE will make its 18th annual Cl Meeds of Washington and sauce, tossed salad, bread, but­ Coassln Galluzil, 227 Center St., Manchester. He was bom others. sen of the Tear presentation ter, milk, sliced peaches. Wednesday at Ellington Rldlge March 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal “LSD, mai1(}uana, barbltu- Tuesday: Cubed steak, gravy, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reno Coassln, Mt. Carmel. otes, ampbetsunines and even Cbuntiy Club. mashed potato, buttered car­ Chairman of the award oom- His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galluzri, heroin are circulating among rots, bread, butter, milk, apple Harndm. He has two brothers, Joseph Jr., 3, and Stephen, 14 . .. brings you the full beauty of Enjoy today’s asope and nx>re youngsters,” St. crisp. mlttee, Joel Sokolov, said there months. have been 12 nominotloM this ASTRO-SONIC^music, with breathtaking dimensional Ong^ slated. "They do not learn Wednesday: Sloppy Joe on a \ m Biggest Picture of the effects of these danger­ year for the award. This Is a O T j p D p f t realism and tonal purity. Thrill to glorious Stereo FM, roll, buttered green beans, milk, higher number than tantal. Werth; Nancy Anne, daughter of Robert A. and Anne COLOR T V ous drugs untM it is too late.” chocolate cake. The award Ont started out to Reynolds Werth, South River Rd., West Willington. She was t f l l i i i W drift-free and noise-free Monaural FM, powerful AM "Our educational systems Thursday: Oven fried chick­ \ bom March 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ must focus attention on this ex­ be the Men of the Tear Award Radio, plus the fabulous Micromatic Record Player'that lets your records en, cranberry sauce, parsUed but was changed to Clttaen of nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Reynolds, Coventry. Five space-saving tremely serious health and so­ potato, whole kernel com, Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Werth, last a lifetime! And, advanced solid-state circuitry eliminates tubes and heat— bread, butter, milk, mixed the Tear to include women. Two cial proUesn,” he em|g)aaised. women have received the honor, WHMmanUc. She has two brothers, Jeffrey 6, and Douglas, 2. furniture styles! “Federal and state law en­ fruit. # 01 Ol assuring superb performance and lasting reliability. Don’t you owe yourself Friday: Orange juice, tuna- they are Mrs. Stanley Pearson forcement offioers nunt con­ and the late Mrs. Elsie Now- Talaga, U sa Marie, daughter of ZozUlaw and Mary the pleasure of owning the finest—a magnificent Magnavox ? tinue their hard-hitting efforts noodle casserole, cabbage-car- PashalU Talaga, 84 Durant St., Manchester. She waa bom rot salad, milk. Ice cream. marker. to crack down «» the dryg traf- •The dinner will be preceded March 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ftc," he continued. “But our by a social hour from 6 p.m. grandmother U Mrs. Freda Paahalls, Manchester. Her pater­ •ohooU and oonununitles must to 7 p.m. nal grandpairents are Mr. and Mrs. Jon Talaga, Manchester. hrip parents and students leant Torrington Finn * « * • 41 more about dangerous dmgv ’* Scheduled To Strike Phelps, Lynn Marie, daughter of John W. and Eleanor “With knowletl^e and re­ TORRINGTON (AP)—A strike Rounds Phelps Jr., 99 Richard Rd., Vernon. She was bom straint perhaps we can avoid by union emfdoyes of the Flts- March IS at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal many future tragedies which gerald Manufactiu-ing Co. was grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rounds, Staftord con create a nightmare Cor scheduled to take effect with Spring. Her paternal grandparents are Mr.Wd Mrs. John W. many young Hves,” he said. the day shift today, union of­ DAIRY MART Phelps Sir., Windsor. She has two sUters, LUa 8, and Laurl, 1. ficials said Wednesday night. TRY OUR NEW • V, ♦ • Officials of the directly af­ SInon, Glenn Alan, son of Jeffrey A. and Janet DlTaran- filiated labor union, AFLCIO, DELICATESSEN do SInon, 11^ Walnut St., Mknohester. He was bi^m March 14 FOR H a said the strike would begin at at Manchester Memorial IttwplfU!' HU mafdmtil'grandparents f i A s r a midnight and would affect the Open 7 Days are Mr. and Mrs. Roger DlTarando, Manchester. HU paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sinon, Manchester. His A first shift today. Company and COSMBTIC SETS union repr^isentatlves have been A Week to I I P.M. maternal great-grandmother U Mrs. Martha Mansfield, Man­ ARTHUR DRUG negotiating since the contract chester. He has two sisters, Debra 7H, and Mara 3Vh, and a expired In January. 415 MAIN STREET brother, John, 6H. ^tzgerald manufactures tools. « *1 « «s * SAVE *50 Roche, Heather Jo, daughter of DennU and Karen Rose Roche, Cottage Rd., Coventry. She was bom March 15 at Man­ % chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Your Choice...NOW and Mrs. Fred C. Rose, Coventry. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Mre. David Roche, Coventry. She has a sister, April, 2.

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12th Circuit ^ X^bituary Spring Term Section Two THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1969 To>^ To Apply Again fRmtrliifBtpr En^nltig l^fraUi T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 20, 1969 Pages 1 3 to 2 4 ^ ^ ------Classes Set Court Cases

MANCHESTER SESSION F^cmonGI f^or Museum In a short session today, To Regain Nike Site tiuts Ainior MUseum wlU con- Folk Ballet Judge William Ehvlng found The Town of Manchester will apply before April 2 for V n tM O lf — A Ry JOHN ORUBEB It to the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 register for only one family. Intent. again and has invited appllca- Qn Dec. 16, 1966, after the In connection with that tlons for Ite acquisdUon from taken over operation BlHngton Av«., Rockville. .Classes will start April 10, 11 A capacity audlmce showed The eaootts were Mayor John and 12 and continue for six charge. Carter and another per­ governmental agencies, wlUi college, the town cosrvey- up last evening at UConn’s Grant, Chief of PoUce Edmund weeks, ending May 16. son are acc^ed of breaking in­ April 2 the deadline. Following g j land to t»»e state. Dwyer, Francis J. Prlchanl, El- following are the classes, to Scranton's Cabins, 169 Tol­ Oiat date, proposals wlU be Qn June 3 of last year, ttie Jorgensen Auditorium to be en­ U n g ^ first selectman; Samuel levels, times, and Instruc- land Tpke., last July and steal­ opened to all Interested buyers, Board of Trustee® tor tertained by toe Ballet FoIUori- Peari, of the Vernon Board of ing a television set belonging The demilitarized Nike Site, Communfty OoUege voted not to 00 de Mexico. The event was to one of the tenants. Representatives, and the Rev. Thursday: Beginners Art, off Keeney St. and Hercules use the site for a permanent another in the series of major John Laoey, pastor of the First Orad** 8-8. 3:30-4:30 p.m.. Miss Carter's case was bound over Dr., was originally town proiper- campus tor Manchester Corn- concerts at Jorgensen, and pro­ Congregational Church of Ver- Karen Badger and Miss Diane to the Hartford County Superior ty. munity OoUege, the original In- noiL Banning. Court and the bond of 22,5(X) re­ The U, S. Government pur- tent, vided a change of pace from the customary fare, but seemed Funeral servicee wUl be hdd R8ed of today in­ condemnation proceedings and the state returned ownership of clude : usual offerings. Christian duiroh. Stow, Mass. Barbara Brown. operated an Army MIssUe hi- the parcel to the U.S. Govern­ James LaFrenlere, 33, of And­ It waa really sort of high The Rev. George B. Higgins of Expolring the Pond staUation there until 1961. ment. over, charged with breach of class vaudevlUe, the sort of Dover, Del., former pastor of Natural Science Weiss then applied for town the peace by assualt, fined 160. In 1965, the town applied for thing to be found on the Ed Uie First Coiwregatlonal Church Center), Grades 4-8, 3:30-4:30 the land for use by Manches- reacquisltion, at ilo cost, for use Sullivan Show, and while it was of Vernon, win officiate. Burial **•■« Jean Michael. Richard Longo, 16, of East Hartford, loitering, sentenced to ter Community College, and on by cultural groups. artistic it was far from great will bo In Brookside Cemetery, Pridayt Beginners Art, ten days, suspended. July 26, 1965 It was conveyed to The application was turned art. Staging was excellent as Stow. Grades 3-6, 8:30-4:80 p.mi.. Miss Dennis Gustafson, 20, of New the town at no cost, under the down. was the costuming; enaemble There wiH be no caUing hours. Sue Hurwitx. Also, Fun With ^the. Micro­ Britain, obtaining money under Stars in Your Eyes started out a little ragged in false pretenses, sentenced to 10 the first number (Feather Oawald Weir scope, Grades 3-4, 3:80-4:30 p.m., Darrell Bale. days, suspended. CMtact Lenses, not love, put these stars in the eye. Robert Morrison, the Hajv Dance) but Improved as toe Funeral services for Oswald Oases continued included: n so i^ , Pa., optometist who invented them showed them in Houston at the large company warmed up. Weir of 73 Pearl St. who died Also, Junior Explorers (held Medieval Splendor James V. DelMalo, 32, of 40 Southwest Contact ^ L^ns Society meeting in combinations of yellow and purple There were plenty of perform­ 2 yesterday at Manchester Me­ at Natural Science Center), Grades 3-6, 3:30-4:30 p.m., Olcott St., .posaesslon of narco­ Md and white. For the lees adventurous, tire lenses are also available ers ond the show was good morial! Hospital will be held tics, to April 24 because his at­ spectacle, but the music was tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Sal­ Richard Peacock. in eond blue, green and violet and make ft po^ble for the wearer to have Saturday: Beginners Art, torney is ill. V ey«B any color he wierhee. (A P Photofax). Marks Installation the sort of thing you encounter vation Army Citadel. Burial Brian Busher, 23, of Eeist at the bull ring in Tijuana. If win be in East Cemetery. Grades 3-6, 9:30-10:30 a.m.. (Continued from Page One) Miss Lea Perry. Hartford, breach of the peace, you’ve never encountered it, Friends may call at Holmes to March 27. you haven’t missed anything. It Also, Begtimers Art, Grades Slayings Witness organ provided music under the ‘^Ky; did not the Lord FXineral Home, 400 Main St.. isn’t good, but it certainly is 3-6, 10:46-11:46 a.m., Mias Sue Defense Secretary Presses direction of Edward Dlemente, w a m j* that He is t h ^ r ' ^ toni^t from 7 to 9. — loud. Personally, I found it very cathedral music director and ^ cegaid to dte- Friendship Lodge of Masons Babst and Mim Marilyn Smith, In Boston Office tiring, and left at intermission. will conduct a Masonic service Also, I Wonder, Grades 1 -2, GOP To Hear organist. The Rev. William J. crimlnailon and segregation tonight at 7 at the funeral * ‘38*10:30 a.m., instructor to be Shot to Death' Hilliard directed the choirs went back to the words of St. It was idealised country danc­ Paul who said there Is no ing rather than ballet. This was, 0 home. announced. BOS'TON (A P ) _ One of the (Continued from Page One) Committee; Democrat Frank which were Joined by the con­ separation between Jew end of course, to be eocpected, but ------Also, Touch and See, Grades Dr. Hennigan chief state witnesses In the slay­ Church of Idaho, and Republi- gregation during the Mass Mra. Norman C. Anderson 10:46-11:48 a.m., Mrs. Sey- ing of three men last November nuclear war,” hymns and psalms. Gentile, Greek and BArbarian, 'toe ~ very excellence of the Superirtendefirt of Schools in the headquartere of a N e ™ ' ” *** Senate Armed Servdeea ^ ^ u ^ y Cooper of Archbishop Raimondi dis­ and the archbishop interjected, routines militated against the Mra Patricia Dowd Anderson, "and here we could add black honest, primitives performance 61, of EnfMd, stater of PtiUUp Also, "" Young Discoverers (held Herailgun will beK. the self- help organization was KTO Committee headed by Sen. John After ik lrd presented a gen­ cussed the involvement of the Stemlls, D-MOss. and white.” that makes tUs sort of thing at Natural Science Center) speaker at next Wednes- found shot to death today eral defense budget rundown be- Cburch in such problems of Dowd of Manchester, died yes- The medicine for today’s ills. of value. It waa slick and polish­ terdsy at Johnson Memorial Grades 1-2, 9:30-10:30 a.m., Mrs! day's meeting of the Manches- Police identified the victim as ^ U n g the revised ABM by ^md closed — doom Wednesday, humanity as poverty, famine. Ronald Burke. ter RepubUcan Town Commit- Ronald Hicks, 41, of Boston, one "Safeguard” name s t ^ r s a l d todaYe n 'r ^ m ^ n racial Ineqiialitles, un- he sold, could be found In the ed rather than sincere and HospMsI, Stafford Springs. She Bweat-stelned. was the wife ot Norman C. An- Also, Rocks and Minerals, of two survivors of the shooUnits ^ '®®‘ President get'aside to explore "the posl- *'®®‘' that "F or spirit of New Testament, be- denm. Grades 3-6, 10:45 - 11:46 a.m.. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. which occurred Nov. 13 at the defense secretary side" of the ABM many decades now the Sover- Bef in God’s love, Joy and slm- There is no question but what Cheater Thomas. In the Municipal Building Hear- office of the New England Grass ®' *^umbUng block But Laird touched on the Sen ®‘*^ Pontiffs have called atten- pHctty in Uvlng, lov* for one It was entertaining; still it was Funeral servicee wlH be held tnmn,, n... - .A - A 10 o. Intermediate Art- *"£^Room. Roots Organization (NEGRO) to a r ^ UmltaUoii talks ^ the tinel in the closed session when **®^® «another and the true following the sort of thing that took no Sketching, Grades 6-6, 10 :4^ The appearance, reportedly, is Hicks was found dead with Christ. Leete Funeral Home, 125 Pearl Soviet Union," adding: '"nre So- asking for $800 million to ret Christian conscience of mental effort whatsoever to ap­ Grade school science fair winners surround gifts, from left; 11:46 a.m., Mias Mary Jane 8t Hennigan's request, to ex- two ' bullet wounds behind an so as to work for the elimination A partioulary moving part of rtek and Madeline Binon. Kathy Loynd, another wtiinsr, 8L, ThoqpsonvlUe. Burial will Viet U n i^ is given an added In- construction started on the f ^ preciate. It was something for Dawn Finnegan, Sherwood Holland, Perry Joslin, Ann Bates, not present. (Herald photo by Buceiviciua.) « Quinn. plain his «8,568,000 recommend- ear. Police said his body was of conditions incompatible with the Maas was the kiss of peace, be in Elnfield Cemetery. cenUve to negrtlate a meaning- two sites and to procure 10 the tired bustneesman rather Kent Grenon, Kathleen Letner, Peter Johnson, Peter McCar- Interest in the Stamp Club ed scliool budget tor 1969-70. , discovered in his 18 000 car ful agreement.” human dignity.” The new archbishop went to the than tor the edlflcation of stu­ Friends may call at the funer­ reportedly has grown to such an Town Manager Robert Weiss parked in the Back Bay section ______„ He stressed however that our first bishop in each row and ap- al home tonight from 7 to 9. In the event the Soviets fall to Laird, in what was the admtn- dents in presumed search .of extent that it will be necessary aunourced Monday that.u... heu- ,g Three men have been charged a d v ^ g e of this opportun- id ra ri^ ’s \tetW presentati^"^^ attention is attracted more to peared to clasp his shoulders knowledge. .4 41^ z_. __ 1T\/ T .Q1 MTV nr.ll O ^ v . . . ^ Science Fair Winners Cited at Bolton Grade School to limit membership. Those In- ‘ he November “7 ' ‘he Safeguard « « a b M case on c i^ t o l HIU, such struggles than to the under- with the greeting "peace be with R was, of course, a concert, Mra. Mary Srhreindorfer tercsted will also register March the school request. f'^yhiKS. The victims were the ! ‘5 ® * ^ ® “ ‘ he nation's defense aald the new system is needed lying spiritual realities and you.” This was passed on from so It belonged on a concert Parents, the proud ones whose In Grade 6, K'ent Gr«ion was first runner-up, and Carole Rose Mrs. Mary Winkler Schrein- 29 at 1 p.m., and will be accept­ The four kindergarten, sew- Weira has until March 28 to blind founder of NEGRO, GiM o providing greater because of'^die'^^inwrirBr n u cl!^ cautioned that "evil is not only one to the other down the entire series, I suppose. But we are toe winner; Robin Murdock wtus was second runner-up. dorfer, 80, of Meriden, sister of material Membens of the Rhjrthmic Choirs at Center Con> children took top honors, and siona, which each worked on ed on a first come, first served cubmlt his budget message and st. Laurent, 38, Carnell Eaton, Protection of its strategic deter- threat from Communist China. tominA-famine; n i«is «also i - « ----row. in the habit of thinking of a first runner-up, and BUI Stem, Mrs. Rose Martzer of Manches­ basis. The club will meet at spiritual famine Dance Choir gresrational Church, frtrni left Mrs. Charles Baxter, toe interested ones w ho^njoy In Grade 1, Sherwood Holland clasa projects, reoelvad class ^ ^ 33. Of Boston______and Harold King’ '’®”‘ avrev^. f I .»« J acasitstic OliU llllOOtjr,misery. AlXillt)iflh08) Ll'lSnCIl SDOKS concert as something more than second runner-up. ter, died yesterday at tlie home the museum April 12 from 9:30- Board nof f D'rectors. l i ’.rAnfrtrsi Ri#»rM^T'taReports oare r o 30, of Cleveland " Laird made clear his program wlarn^ an operational which is so much intertwined brieOy at the reception follow- Mrs. Jay Stager and Miss Nancy Crockett, rehearse looking at exhibits, atten d^ toe was the winner; Brian Reed was gifts. They were accepted by of her daughter in Meriden. its original meaning of a num­ In Grade 6, Ann Bates and 10:30 a.m. The advisor is that his recommendations will for an interpretation of “God So Loved the World” first runner-up, and John Rob­ Da'wn Finnegan cuid Madeline Funeral services will be held ...... Hicks and Fred Rose 41, of aimed both at the p<«8ibility “ >® ®“ ’ ®'' the formal c r o n i e s in To Perform ber of pet^e working together. awards ceremony and roamed Kathy Loynd were co-witmers; bins was second runnes'-up. Maurice Danziger. call, for a „ e-miU„ lilke ...in the...c tmstonBoston were of a Cfommunlst Chinese missile communist ^ w ■ China the possibUl- and want.” the cathedmi. Hero the main ainon. tomorrow at 8:16 a.m. from the wounded in the f«»n St. John 3:16, 17, which they will present In toe old days, when circuses the Bolton elementary school Amanda Glgio was first runner- town tax rate. attack in the 1970s and ty of being one of our gravest Ixrwe-Robacker Fiineral Home, shootings. After the installation about 20 bailroosn of the Sta.tler-HUton Sunday at the 9 and 11 a.m. services at St. Mary’s were abundant, toey always last night up, and John Varca was second In other business next Wed­ growling offensive missile force national security problems In At St. M a r'fs 2534 Main St., Glastonbury, Charged and awaiting trial the 1970s.” persons approached the arch- Hotel was fllled to overflowing, Episcopal Church. (Herald photo by Pinto). added a Wild West Show after Children, toe proud ones who nmner-up. O il Flow Plagu es nesday, the GOP committee of the Soviet Union. bishop in a profession of loyal- Governor Dempsey spoke of Manchester and WtUiniantic. with a Hass of requiem at St. "The Chinese threat against toe performance itself. received prizes, dressed in their Directorg Agk “ We cannot stop a massive ty. -^ey greeted him individual- Hartford’s flret archbishop as Members of the Women’s and In Grade 4, Kathleen Leiner The request is in the form of Paul's Church, Glastonbury, at our population, as well es the Members of the choirs are Programs were also scheduled This atter-shew was known in Sunday best, smiled, holding was the winner; Kathy Moonan a restUutlon, adopted unani­ Residents in Soviet attack our cities ” ------'y- >» »• Amerlcn B.r .ttn d .rS our poop], uUMlo ,„a u.*»l * «um U T Y P C w n n B is residents of the 12-block area when Dr Michael Greorforrt ...... aianoaras «ur people and our oronertv ” missile ana urgeu a return to the spirit of He referred to his retirement Church by Mra. Bimpson. Mem­ presentation is “ not new, but a AR TMzfw f Supreme Court. This And he contended thA^ARw ^ bomber force at an estimated the first followers of Christ who ACCIDENTS Friends may call at the fu- which )>as been affected. Thfink o f YIALE bers of the choir have been pre­ return to our deepest feelings neral home tomorrow from 7 to r ‘8 soing to trial.. tern r ^ m ^ , ^ hv ‘« *7 billion. were sure that God had created Anthong B. McAwley, 21, of 'Hiey complain there are to be available for week-end as­ Tl^EWRITEB aEBViCM senting their interpretations in through expressive movement.” 9 p.m. arjrt ^ ^ *^ «^ ^***^ "However, I think you should dent "is carefullv original ABM approved them in love to know, Jove and 14 EXlgerton St., was charged strong odors in their homes. ^1 signments.” <49-4986 neighboring towns, most recent­ The public is invited to attend arxl laity wUl be appointed to t^at the deceased party meet t h e s T ^ t o ^ f . ° administration serve Him. 42 S. Adams SL, Manchester yesterday 'wito failure to drive Flames on their Stoves burn advise what kind of man the ly in Middletown and Meriden. toe seorvioes at St. Mary’s. declined police protection when without overreactinv ” would have guarded 16 major He cited the ’’rooUessnesa and Archbishop Wheelon’s few re­ a reasonable distance apart, red. Eyes sting. Some have sick diocese would like as his succes­ marks had to do with his im­ headaches. I offered it to him on more than Deoutv Secrefo.^ r\ cities at a cost of 25.6 billion, helplessness” of the individual in after toe oar he was driving Weiss Accepts sor. Possible candidates will be mediate plans “ to know the rtruck the rear of another car Tile problem isn't new, ljut one occasion.” P a c k a r / ^ ® « ^ " ‘s‘ « ‘lon Is asking al- a society he called rich, in. QT-ir^Decorate suggested. Under the present stopped for a red Hght on W. the severity of it is. ByZ7lnaBo«o. poUo. of,,- ^ ’ S ' V „ Task Force Post system, appointments tnin the cerar i brought RoseR o « , ‘ theOt. other oth.r 1" I " ‘ “ I''” saw flatly the Johnson■’' T " ” to“ get* * ' ite“ • Sentinel eoHeg»'h g terical”torlou:- aM M n IhillhtS d ' “*Si™ comes " to Ckwneotlcut **■after MkkUe Tpke. Court date April Leon Nelson, manager of the state (3hurch are made by the 7. vVith ^^onfidence has accepted an invitation to that some planned a series of public re­ A one-oar accident that slight­ serve on a national task force ceptions In eight principal clUee ly injured both occupants of toe on labor relations, sponsored uie pmn ao years. Me said it from mresnltsHona hetu»b,>r. u ------T', * of toe archdiocese beginning car occurred at i i last night jointly by the International “’® patronage se^retar^ and toe protecUvr custi^V B^^^^ t sought to coun- Sunday with one at Northwest on Center St., near Victorta Rd. City Managers’ Assockition and 1™ * for about eight years aociallon and Hnee for about eight years. Arehbisrop of Can^rbury, Dr d e ^ aTLt'^en^ o' Catholic High School in West Police said toe driver of the the Public Personnel Aasocia- "7* fs otdy the past six or eev- LT.WOOD Michael Ramsey. cepted. Nixon plan Hartford. oar, Kenneth B. ’Ihomas of 13 tlon, en months that it has been this ------r------______oould be the opening wedge for Luclah St., swerved to avoid a The task force will have the acute,” he said. "There is spec- U.S. Vietnam Dead LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET an expanded and vastly more bar backing out into the road, responslbiUty of evaluating ulation that the water table has Bolton expensive system. and hit a utility pole. Thomas, k M erger A§!ked exi^ng programs and propos- *'‘***' ®* 1 caused it.” In a change of plans the ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPUYED and a passenger Albert Rowett ing new programs that the as- the oil comes from Armed Services Committee Near Korean Total Jr., were slightly injured and sociations can provide tor their **“***’ t been determined. But one Of 9 Railroads oi^ned the hearings today on (Continued from Page One) they were taken to Manchester members. rertdent has taken the issue to G O P Reviews State Budget^ television. Hearings before the casualties. Total damage was (Continued from Page One) NOT PRE-PACKAGED Memortlal Hospital where toey The executive directors of the ‘=°urt, claiming the oil somehow t t rwi r t . . 0 * 1 Senate Foreign Relations Com- week before. termed light.*' wrere treated and discharged. two associations, in their letter ^^*'® free from nearby refiner 1 7 T g C S 1 UX StrUCtUre S tu d j mittee on t}ie mirisile system South Vietnamese casualties BIGELOW’S VALLEYCREST South'' Vietnamese headquar­ and the Louisville A NashvlUe The car was towed. Inviting Welas to participate, Friday also will be televised. were 326 Wiled and 1,166 wound­ Railroad. s ters said several of toe 122mm stated. "We are asking you to She is Mrs. Gladys Oobb, and rm. d — v,n -n Packard also reported: ed, up from 259 and 1,068 the FANCY GRADE A ha^ the texture le says she i ^ r v e s lio.OOO ^ Republican■puDucan Town Town 00m- rmp, service and character. -rv,„7 o *cporiea: ana i,uo» me shells landed in a orlimnAr The «examiner * “ ™mer saiasaid trustees of CXIMPLAINTS serve on this important task she says she deserves 116,000 for damages to her home. Her wlttee discussed toe state Last year's recipient was Mary ballistic ‘" ‘ ®*?°"“ "ental '*1!**^^**“ government war camp, but a rejtoit on cas- J « » « y carrier would Three stereo tapes “were that makes decorating work! force because of your excellent , . ------Inriu- stolen last nigiit from the glove 2 background in the area of labor suit names the Sequoia Refining budget as proposed— ... byK„ Gov.„„„ Ku,. ^ sir FRESH Kindergarten „ „ „ „ Sion in the NAW-CAO and the compartment of a car belonging relations and general manage­ Corp. and Continental Oil Oo., John Dempsey at its meeting and that parity has been And ths prabtical pile is 100% ^ M ie ia n e s c* ^ % R T R B L both of whirii have nearby refi­ Parents of children who will The rockets that hit Da Nang carriers would require to WliUam Doster of 40 Olcott ment.'' this week and came out in favor be entering kindergarten In Sep- reached' with U.S. missile neries, and toe CiUee Service *i««-vler price tor Tuesday night killed 14 civilians *** ®«T*«niont on tranqporting St. The car was locked; the Weiss' responsibility wiU be Valleycrest’s texture is subtle and in­ 13 Oil Oo., which recently sold its of a complete lnvesUg)ation of tember who have not registered their offensive. wounded 24. ‘ coal from mines in the souttterl; tapes were valued at <2 1. two-fold: f 1 ) to participate in —That a Chinese ICBM threat teresting.. . the kind that brings a lift refinery here to Sequoia. the entire tax structure, reduc­ their children are asked to con­ U.S. headquarters said 4,187 For the second day ground Elegant Colors the meeting of the national task "is still likely to come about TTie suit is pending. tact the elementary school of­ of the enemy were Wiled last fighting also was reported south Bolsseree said, the Toole valued at <90 were to a room without shouting about it. force and, ( 2 ) to convene a ing spending in the interim. fice. sometime soon.” Satinwood The city has started selling wrek, bringing the total enemy of Da Nang, and this time close would be subject to rtolen from Stewart WMte of 149 What decorating style does it go study group in the Hartford ar­ In a prepared statement, the Colony Blue the oil—just dropped a pump in Registration...... Information...... is “'® Russians have “a dead______to at least_ 119,100 since „the „ to. the city. South Vietnamese “F*'««n>ent with the JusUce De- Chestnut St., sometime last ea and to serve as its co-chair­ committee said , members necess with? Just about any you like. And it one of the oil-filled "water" sary tor planning place- program” for pro- Parts talks began l ^ t Maw and infantry reported killing 66 PArtmout on potential dlvcstt- week. tawny Beige man. "agreed that the budget as meat and comes in the loveliest colors! So prac­ and transportation tor next Polaris-type missile to at least 466,479 since the Unit- North Vietnamese in two clash- companies railroad A wallet belonging to Shhron Sapphire 0 submarines. Packard said; — ^ other co-chwrman win he ^ “1 offered is so complex that mucii year. submarines. Packard said; "W e ed States entered the wai- on es Wednesday within 10 miles of “ u®® west of the Mtesissti^ JohnsD'h, 196 Scott Dr., was tical fnr young families, too. The pile study is needed to properly as­ Basebull Program . very much concerned about Jan. 1 , 1961. Spanish Tile the city. First reports said at JJ“ >®ck and killed 18 He noted officials of the compa! 48 Coleman Rd., sometime over loom and in popular roomsita nigt. Avocado point than Colorado or a lower not worth it, they sav terim period, it strongly en- ^ hearing tonight , againat enemy cities. and townatowns WAan»aHa«TWednesday night. of the ‘ R® enemy in‘ n s sharp flaht.fight. nles and railway labor uidons EASTER KIELBASA — FRESH AND SMOKED toe weekend. McHugh reported high point than Florida. Colors- Meanwhile the cltv h «. i., “ '® Republican Party po- ®‘ ® « ‘ ‘ ‘'® Community HaU to ev®" a few hundred survlv- ■. ,• ,■ ------v^ora Meanwhile, oanwniie, tnethe cltvcity hash «. in- - - .7 . hear requests for a zone change ‘"S Mlnutemen could kUl tens of For the second night, toe chief Government casualties were « t e now negotlatli^. LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS that the house was not ransack­ s lowest spot, along the Ar- stalled a s p ^ a l device to keep *“ *"** reduced spending.' target was Da Nang, South Viet- termed light and there were no But the ogsmiiMr reoom- PLEASE LEIAVE YOUR ORDlER E AR LY FOR GOOD SELECTION ed. on the Ro'emourt property and hiHHons of the enemy and thus ww£Ts 3,360 feet the oil separated from the sew- 'ueetlng Tuesday toe nam’s second largest city and a Marine casualties In toe fight- mended the merger be oondl ^ ______, installed an extension of the business would deter him from attack- ONLY above sea . level. Florida's loft erage system and out of the committee also passed a resolu­ major milltory base. *ng, spokesmen eald. Tam K y Is tioned upon eubmlaslon o an at *12.50sq.yd> with ttilek underpad zone on toe Willows Restaurant *"8.” Packard said, About <30 was stolen yester­ lest altitude—346 feet—lies in drinking water. tion commending the Board of Th» Ar,r.AS H U.S. spokesmen said about 20 «>n the coast about 360 miles tritlon-type agreement within BO EXTRA LEAN—FRESH GROUND property. NOT PRE-PACKAOED OUR OWN CURED day from the Manchester Rifle Walton County. ------Selectmen and the town High- MANCHESTER Cut Scout Pack 157 will meet tee is heavily weighted with a u b ’s rifle range at the Waddell ( ^ were fired at a number of U.S. spokesmen saM enemy aU employes to be r e t a i l O W E R UP SHOOTING way Department for "the fine tamorrow at 7:30 p.m. at St. School. Nothing but the money' American installations, Includ- troops appeared to be avoiding theh-eame Jobe during toe EAST LANSING. Mich. (AP) J®** ^cy have performed in Maurice Church. Chuek Ground Scotch Ham ,,.*1^9 was missing; aU rifles, scopba CARPET CENTER 'I wouldn't say I got a poor keeping the roads clean during ^ d e a t Nixon called for lari i„g a Navy base, a Navy hos- contact with toe 10,000 Ameri- lm_period. t*® tater- and ammunition were left un 311 MAIN S46-S1M Personal Notices The Democratic Town Oom- 3IANCHESTBR shooting ball club,” said Mlchl- winter's snow storms.” mittee will meet tom'dirow at Tiv» K 1. P“ ®*’ “ Marine air base and a can infantrymen sweeping the Boisseree said annual onerai touched. J**®K,?***™*'V*” * 3u ^ m m lt- Seabee camp. Several Ameri- Jungles and rubber piantaAlone ing revenues of the new gan State basketball coach John The committee announced 8 p.m. in the town offices. tee. Lmt us fiU your fiooi uf wiHi U.S.D.A. choicu muoH, nothio poultry, BeMlngton. that it will be presenting an A horned* h .III nthl *'‘” '^*'^*1:17* Cans were reported wounded, northwest ot Saigon. The coun- ny would total apDroxim Bt^ Irving Bayer complained to In Memoriam A ^ne«.t basketball game will ^h er way itsi chairman, but none killed: teroffensive. Atlas Wedge, is in- <1.9 bUllon Suabrook tami fruits cuid vm^utoblus. Sovo up to 15 to 20% ondj "But the other day the play- award again this year to a uot liko a U . police yesterday that Bennet t»1»»ut« to die memory era had been fir'flri;.7 away‘ for desendn^^mem^To/S^ gZiZ T^nn®»®®® Albert Spokesmen «Ud two of the tended to forestaU an attack on tlmated W.’s ^ ^ r toX^ 11511 Junior High School students of Jsnic HMTis^ S o ^ ' Poaecd some time before>re toey retired ating I s ^ a P ^ 1 ^ °PP®"®"‘ rockeU mUsed the Navy^base Saigon. Spokesmen «O d Ameri- Central. sway Itet-ch 00, any ABM. were gathering in -front of the the canvas covers hadn’t been School. and laiMed In a village, killing can forces had killed 174 enemy The NAW and the CaiO . The subcommittee IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST Rgg and You restaurant cuid his •Vwvor to»«i, renumbered, and removed from the bukets. Fun- The award is given in recog- **Aiy mliBed by nkXher, and ail nv thinv hilt th.. « 1. 1. J Ill “ 7------■'=^vK* Manchester Evening. Herald, apartment house at 1095-1097 numbers of tiu (lainily. 51 BtSSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 n^ttoid^t eUher ^ f distinguished achieve- Bolton rorrespondent, dem e- Main St. and littering the area ment in toe areas of citizen-ciUzen- well Voune.Young, tel. SA.ital Kermeth See,‘^Peter Lariviere, Row tailor. president “haa some good days Town Ofice Building. A guest unprovement fund, $10,000 and Mark Zdanla, Jimmy Waddock, She said she believed Lennon and some bad ones.” panel of area legislators will Toefn Hall oparaUona and main- Mark LaRocco, Scott Ovlan, and hie bride would return to Mrs. Eisenhower said that ?v. discuss the pending bills. Those t*o*hoe, $8,800. Bruce Henning, Kevin Gough, Parts and stay there for awhile. last Saturday was a pcuticularly AT T H E ___ *-j* ■ iMf , on the panel are Mrs. Audrey To hold the net increaae to a Bernard Brtel and Raymond had day for her husband, hospi­ Beck, state representative from mhUmum, Sprenkel cut a total Culver. Letmn, 28, and Miss Ono, a talized by repeated heart at­ Mansfield, William O’Neill of $884,848 from varioua de- Bear Badge, Edward Zak, 84-year-old sculptress, have tacks since May. state representative from the partment requeata. Tha man- Matthew Oantlck, Steven Wad- been living together for months. "I didn’t take my clothes off PARKADE 52nd District, (Hebron, Colum­ agar out $80,700 from tha gen- silver arrow, Timmy He said some time ago they for 80 hours,” she commented bia, Marlborough and East •1*1 ’ govatiunent category Martin. would marry as soon as they as she appeared at her second Hampton), and state senator $10,828 from the aafety nneetlng will were free to do so. fashion show in two days Robert Houley of 'Vernon. <*l«gory, $278,028 from the pub- Friday. ®>e was still the wife of Wednesday. The local Democratic Town American film maker Tony Oox Doctors at Walter Reed Army 1*SE Uo wutka requeat, $5,104 from Dean'a IJat (Committee will hold a brief tha health dapartnMnt requeat, Leonard W. Tost, the son of when she was named as cO-reo- Hospital, In their last report on 2 business meeting at 7 p.m. $1,850 tram wrifare, $81,077 from Leonard Yost, Rockville Jeweler Closes pondent in a divorce action by the former president about a Bulletin Board Ubrariea, $1,000 from paymenta Foster St., baa been named Lennon’s Britlah wife, Cynthta, week ago, said he was progress­ THOUSANDS The Board of Selectmen will Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilcox danger. WUoox worked at the laat year. ing well in his recovery from County Art Group Starts One-Man Shows to other civil divialonB, $l OOO Dean’s List for the first of Vernon as they closed up Henry BuSdlng far 42 years as Lennon and Miss Ono an­ meet at 6 In the town office from miaceUanaous and $7’t88 semester at St. Anselm’s Col- major intestinal surgery and their jewelry store the other day a watchmaker tor JlHcheU nounced last October that they JJEMS A ■eriea ot one-man shows has Elmma Bats ot Snipsic St. month by members of the as­ painting in the high school adult building. They will open bids flwn* tha rM»«ettlan department Manchester, N. H. later pmeumonla. and those attemling are asked on a four wheel drive truck at In the Henry BuUding In Rock­ Jewelers and for the past nine were expecting a child in Febru­ been initiated by the Toliand ^Hington. The exhibit is noiw sociation. It will be shown in the evening school classes. A work­ to bring a bottle or some such requeata. ------Mrs. Elsenhower has spent 7 p.m. ville. Wilcox chose to retire years as owner of the store. ary. It was a difficult pregnancy most of the past 10 months In a County Art Aaaocl alien and will at the Rockville Public Library. Rockville Public Library. Mrs. shop for both members and form to use as a base. Non-mem­ U ha l»d let these requests when aU tenants of the profes­ be held on regular meeting Mrs. Mildred' Llsk will exhibit The Hebron Broad of Educa­ tha wrrmm .... i South Windsor correspondent Wilcox said he may eventually and she entered a London hoapl- hospital suite near her husband. HaRwood, of Trout Stream Dr., nor-members of the art associ­ bers are also invited to go along tion meets at 8 in the Gilead sional buildlsig' were ordered to go into watch and clock repair tal on Nov. 4. Four days later nigtata. The first such exhibit her works at the April meet­ Vernon, won similar recognition ation will be held Thursday at on Saturday’s trip to New York “How I wish we could be V2 PRICE Hill School. ^ b.”s,ssi.^ s; "• vacate because of structural work. (Herald photo by Pinto) Lennon’s wife was granted a di­ down on the farm,” she said. last week featured a collection ing. Mrs. Muriel Hailwood’s oU with a painting in January. She 7:80 p.m. at the home of Henry City to visit the Metropolitan tha actual figure of $2,768,198. ------of 10 oils and wateroolors and The Republican Town Com­ painting, “Pond Lilies,” has has studied with Mrs. Elizabeth Novgrad, president. Papier- Museum of Art and the Whit­ mittee will meet at 8 In the Anticipated revenues will re­ two pieces of sculpture by Miss been dioaen for plcture-of-the Peck of Somers after beginning mache will be the material used ney Museum. Information con­ town office building. duce this figure to $2,181,117. cerning bus reoervations may be After the council formally re­ obtained by calling Miss Esther Manchester Evening Herald ceives the budget on March 27, persons are expected to attend. in a home with- a resident di­ Luglnbuhl at 131 Orchard St., the council will be meeting with Columbia Movies of hockey activities over Hebron correspondent Marjorie rector. Two Dartmouth tmder RockvlUo. Porter, tel. 228-0116. the town manager and with In- the past three years will be graduates would serve as resi­ yited boards and comWsalona * - ; shown. dent tutors. to review the budget. On May GOP Plansa Testimonial Dartmouth Program The American Indian candi­ 7 the council will hold a public Thomas Mlkula of Dartmouth dates would be screened by the hearing on the budget at 8 p.m. For LaVergne Williams spoke at a meeting Monday Bureau of Indian Affairs, using In the (Council Chamber of the night at the Congregational the recommendations of princi­ CXIMINa UP FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND PROFIT Town Hall. THE 21st EDITION OF THE^FASCINATINO INDOOR LaVeigne Williams, former The regional cooperation bill Church on the “ABC” program pals of Indian boarding schools. On May 12 the council will YOU’RE A SIREN — A Better Chance. Each boy would have a host AN’nQUE atate representative for 16 permits any committee appoint­ meet to review the results of The program relates the col­ family who would make con­ the public hearing, and on May years, wiU be feted by the Re­ ed by two or more Boards of IN THIS BLACK Education, for the purpose of lege and its program to com­ tact with the boy once a week. 19 will adopt the general town publican Town Committee at a carrying out duties under the munities which are interested in Dartmouth begins celebration budget. testimonial in April. Final plans better education for underprivi­ of its 200th anniversary with a FLEA MARKET On May 26 there will be a law to hold title to real or per­ program in Columbia May 17. OR NAVY are now being formulated by a sonal property In trust for such leged children. The local pro­ IN THE WEST HARTFORD ARMORY ■pedal council meeting at 8 gram would consist of helping p.m. in the Council Chamber to committee headed by Howard boards and to receive and dis­ Manchester Evening Herald 836 FARMINGTON AVE., WEST HARTFORD, OOMN. burse local, state, federal, pub- 10 Indian boys because of the extabliah the tax rate for 1069- Bates and including Mrs. John relationship of the college to Columbia correspondent Vir­ 1070 fiscal year. DRESS FRILLED or private funds granted or ginia Cariaon, M . 228-9224. Groman, Mrs. John Pringle, donated to such groups. He said Moor’s Indian Charity School. SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MARCH 22 & 23. ^969 Donnelly Dinner Mrs. Charles Hill Jr., Mrs. the bill has the support of The national program seeks stu­ .Republlcafi State Chairman WITH FLUTING Fhed Lowman, John sidlivan, dents with college potential groups including the State THE HOURS — Saturday, 10 AM. to 10 P.M. Howard E. Hausman and Mrs. Leonard Robinson and Adolph from educationally disadvantag­ Anna Mae Swltaaky, Vice-Chair­ Board of Education. Sunday, 1 PJM. to • PJW. German. The other two bills seek to ed circumstances and places INCOME TAX man of the Republlcian State New members to. the com­ establish area educational serv­ them In superior secondary 105 responsible dealers from New England and New York Central Committee, will attend mittee, announced by Bates, ice centers under the control of schools. There is a waiting list PREPARATION will be on hand to display and sell thousands of interesting the testimonial dinner for East chairman, are Raymond Judd, cooperating boards of education over 1,000 and public schools are and South 'Windsor State Rep. being included In the project. Items as well as to answer questions of Interested folk. There Thomas J. Donnelly, according Forbes Morrell end John Sum- and the existence of state aid INDIVIIMIAL will be furniture, china, glass, copper, brass, guns, stamps, only van, who had resigned earlier to encourage local cooperating Tentatively, boys chosen for BUSINESS AND to Robert O’Connell, the gener­ J ! the program would begin in the coins, dolls, books, mirrors, silver, knicknacks and many al chairman of the dinner. under pressure of conflicting boards to undertake such cen­ SMALL BUSINESS dates and who had asked to be ters. summer to spend seven weeks other worthwhile Items too numerous to list. Chairman Hausman and vice- at Dartmouth receiving in­ chairman Swltasky will join oth­ rehmtated. Hadigan added that the bills CaB offer many advantages to small tensive instruction in English, Snack Bar Open Throughout The Show er state GOP leaders at the The committee plans a food head table, including House A real Spring dater if wo sale to be held at the Stop and communities such as Columbia. math and reading. After a short JASON J. NOVlTCHi General Admission $1.00 (All Singles) ever saw onebBbek or The board will study the matter vacation at home they would re­ But with this ad two admissions for $1JI0 Minority Leader, Stewart B. ^ A Shop in Willimantic Maridi 27 6 4 3 - i m McKinney of Fairfield and V > navy rayon party-goer witli beginning ed 11 a.m. Mrs. Ar­ further. turn to this community. Usual­ \ 'A.'. ly, the chosen 10 live together Senator Wallace Barnes of stark contrast in ^ snow nold Sihvonen will be chairman Hockey Award i i i i white bodice hugged by a The Dartmouth Alumni Asso­ Farmington; Republican leader for the day. in the State Smate. big bow, a wide, wide The committee had requested ciation will donate an award to the most valuable player on the TTMt dinner will be held to­ white collar frilled with that those wishing to run for morrow evening at 7 at wide, wide Huting, long office in the coming town elec­ senior hockey boys’ team to be CAYHTS announced at the annual Hockey SchaUb’s Reetaurant, Rt. 5, white sleeves ending in more tions appear before the group C A Y EirS Warehouse Point. Teafn banquet tomorrow. A HOUSR OF PLYWOOD Euffy frills. What a femi­ to express their interest. Those representative %rom the alumni Scout Awards nine way for you to who attended the meeting indi­ association will make the ANIIBHO The following awards were cating their desire to run for HOURS: look for so little money! presentation. ’The beginnings of (-C W T B 1 presented to Pack 186, at the l i i S p Junior sizes 7 to 15. various positions were Robert Dartmouth College were at 301 A D A M S H 0 II.-FII. reoent Blue and Gold Banquet: Tuttle, selectman; Ward Rose- Moor's Indian Charity School on \ Webelos bodge, Jerry Blancuc- brooks, assessor; Mrs. Mar­ f - f the town Green. CORNER OF HtLUARO ST. d , Brian IDlClancla, PhllUp garet Dilworth, town clerk; Dwoatte, Scott Wlsneski, -Eld- The banquet haa proven to be MANCHfiSTER 1 \; Mrs. Erminia Lowman, tax col­ a popular one and nearly 200 SAT. wiard Zak; denner, Denver lector, and Mrs. Harriet Lyman, Dale, Steven Ferwerda, Bernie town treasurer, and agent for Piysaciyk, Jimmy Waddock; the town deposit. All are in­ f AAV asBtetant denner, Hugh O’Hare, cumbent. FOR «ttKKt nun Kenneth See, and bobcat, Rob­ The committee also voted to ert OOlengelo, Matthew Dale, enter a float in the Lions wn» m MOW tmurruu 0§U¥nf Michael PTnnegan, Dennis Rose ' V Fourth of July parade and will Cosmefics and WllUam Young. | VX > " V hold the next meeting in April / AS FEATURED ON NBC-TV's S GIRLS’ COATS WITH Two-year service pin, Mi­ at the WlUlmantlc Motor Inn. 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OiM-OM For The Big Mnn In Your Fnmily, Vlalt Our Big Man’s Shop In BorUn, Conn. I CAN s n i i . SAY **CHARGB rr* BOOKLET 646-2855 For The Big Man In Your Family. Visit Our Big Man's In Berlin, Conn. l*Aved, OoUax said, "desijite we cannot turn back."—Sen. the puMic hearing held to elicit ty. presented in Manchester by Dr. litical opponents and the U.S. a!'l civilians. are getting to the point where served by Eastern Air Lines— Project Ooneem Involved the- they consider hamburgers a the unanimous reoonunendation EMmund 8. Muskle, D-Maine. f^elingH of residents oonceming Mayor Howard Fitts ex- Sherwin Melllns, chief of the Navy was stricken with a heart “ We say to hell with you,” he the company hardest hit by hi­ busing of tnneivcity children to' treat. ABM Discussion of the department of socMogy" the poorttalUty of the twwn con- plalr.'ed that the hearing was Maternal Child Health Section attack Wednesday night at his told the Na'vy. Treaeury Check Good jackers. Passengers will not suburban sctioals and evehialv'’ that he be granted tenure. "Everyone In otu: society, tractlng tor refuse collection only informational, and that the of the State Department of IdlewUd plantation. Perez also threatened to bar To cook one pound of du*imp know they are being checked. Ing the academic effects. After 25 Years in Mail In Washington most especially school adminis­ with private oollectors. council was only sampling the Health. He had been released Monday about 100 children of air statioR the odorless way (we are talk­ Thomna would not Identify the OoWax has been active in 'var­ hvdlvtidual Reading Itaatniotlon-’ ' trators, parents and young peo­ . Seventeen people, including of dissatlafactlon with During February, two of the from a New Orleans hospital personnel from public schools, ST. LOUIS (AP) — The U.S. ing about the unahelled), Pris­ airports Invtdved, but said it ious protest demnnatratloiis on al Teem* provide a oomprelMa- OTTAWA, Canada (AP) — ple themselves; must move with several prl'vate collectors who P^vate service in the town, staff nurses participated in a where he was treated for a but relented when threatened Treastuy ’ haa assured Thomas cilla uses a 4-quart kettle which could be assumed they would in­ the ENdits campus. He appeared Btve half-day program of road-’' Prime Minister Pierre Elliott the greatest sense of urgency to do bustneoa In South Windsor, Nothing said at the hearing was training session conducted by heart attack suffered on Jen. 10. with court action. Whittaker that a 26-year-oId re­ she fills % with water. Add clude Waahingbm National and at the trusteeif morning seesion ing instruction for about 10" put an end to the traffic and urs opposed having the town get In- binding on the Town Council, he George Clinton, state audtomet- Perez once decleured he would In the 1980 presidentlail elec­ fund check he received by mail approximately 4 tablespoons of Trudeau says he will discuss the with a sign that said "End weeks, wMh the pupE m oving' the major New York C9ty fields. of drugs. "—Mayor J d m V. volved with refuse collection. ®nld, but that an overwelming list. This was tn preparation for oppose racial integration "til tion Perez backed the third par­ recently la still good. pickling spice and a good possibility of Canadian partici­ UOom war compticlty." from teodier to teacher at one*'- Lindsay of New York. Only three people desired to opinion in favor of refuse col- the pre-school hearing clinic death." He was excomimunicat- ty candidate, former Albama The $11.26 check, which ar­ healthy sqidrt of lemon Juice Some 85 demonstrators ap­ hour interval. Truman Piano Shipped pation In the U.S. antlbalUstlc have file service provided out l®cUon might encourage the sponsored by the Vernon Junior ed In 1962 for Uocldng the open­ Gov. George C. Walkice, who rived in an envelope post­ (about 2 tablespoons). (Hie missile system when he meets peared at t2ie morning session, AS80RTE0 CHOCOLATE* To Independence of tax money. council to pursue the matter Women’s Club. ing of a Plaquemines parochial carried Louisiana. marked Jan. 16, 1944, carried a pickling spice can be purchas­ with President Nixon next week but they 'left when 12ie board 1 lb. box 91B5 WiASHINOTON (AP) — Presi­ Dr. Joseph Krlstan im­ school 'W hich had admitted Advised of Perez’s death, notation on the back saying "in­ ed pramixed, and you dan use in Washington. agreed tq allow a representa­ Suspect Pair Arrested Most of the 22 people who ot- > 2 lb. box 3.60 the little plastic bottles of dent Nbeon plane to present .the munized 48 Infants and pre­ Negroes. Wallace said in Montgomery, valid if not cashed within one "If we are convinced the ABM tive of the demonstratoro to ad­ MILFORD (A P)—Louis Max- the OLD tended the hearing felt that they ------lemon Juice.) Then, add urine gmnd piano played by former school children at the clinic held In 1906 a federal court issued Ala., it -was "a loss to his state, year." system is necessary, though re­ dress the sesden. zadra, S3, of Stratford and Ed­ wsro not tliat unhappy with the vinegar with garlic (it comes President Harry S. Truman to Feb. 5 at the hospital auxiliary a decree integrating the public the Southland and to the entire Whittaker mailed the check grettable," Trudeau said during After the denKmatraters left, die Ruhs 31, of Bridgeport were proeent service, that fitere was $1,100 Donated in the bottle that way) until the the TVuman Library in Inde­ rooms. Mitchell Hadge of the schools of Plaquemines Parish, nation.” back to the Treasury, which re­ a four-hour House of Ck>mmons Lawrence Smyte, a member of arrested by ^te Police no eiMuranoe' that the cost Hockanum Valley Community water takes on a pinkish tinge. pendence, Mo. The piano has Weldon would be any less under a tax a low-lying area extending from Politically, Perez dbminated turned it Wednesday with a note 2 debate Wednesday night," we the student senate, told the tnw- Wednesday and chaiged with To Foundation Tou will need at least 2 table­ been in the White House family Services (Council ta lk ^ with the south of New Orleans along the Plaquemines Parish tor more saying a 1967 law eliminated the shall have to decide whether or tees .they represented the mlli- theft of a motor vehicle, pos­ bnaed system, and under a tax spoons. Add salt. quarters. staff regarding the survey to be Mississippi Rl'ver to the Gulf of than 40 years. For much of that time limitation on the validity of not we shall participate in the tary-Jndustrlal complex in the session of stolen goods and tam­ Drug Co. b a s ^ syrtem, they would lose In the opening week of ite made to determine the health Whdte House sources said the Mexico. Perez, longtime presi­ time he also controlled neigh­ federal checks. When this mixture comes to operation of that system ." nation. pering with auto identification the powpr to fire q, coUector campaign, the Manchester needs in the tri-to'wn area. piano had been shipped to Ihde- dent of the Parish Council, was boring St. Bernardi Parish, but a rolling boil, let it stay that Defense Minister Leo Cadleux numbers. who did not perform sattafactor- Scholarship Foundafions, Inc. During the month a total of Whittaker says he still doesn’t way for 2-3 minutes before add­ pendenoe and Nlx^ hopes to placed under injunction not to his grip there loosened In recent know why the check spent so disclosed that the United States 8,880 IN MEDICAL SCHOOLS State Police said the pair were 767 MAIN ST. 806 visits were made by the ing the shrimp. All that lovely make the presentation when he ^ ...... reoelvod $i,ioo in donatiom. Interfere. years because of an influx of long in the malls. has been providing technical in­ n e w YORK—^Flve now medl- suspected o f being involved with OpuncUmsut Abraham d e s s - — . nursing staff. Of this total, 388 pickling - spice aroma will vtelts Truman Friday on his formation to allow Canada to oal sdhods opened In the UiMed an interstate auto theft ring. man, who had contacted tcwcis William were in Vemon, 202 In Ellington, permeate the house and 3rou way to CaUfomia. asseas "the benefits, dangers States last fall. EhiraUmsnt In The suspects were held under providing a, tax-based contract 36 In Bolton, 56 In Somers and won't get the shrimp smell like Nixon, Truman enjoyed and implications” of the 700 all 98 schocis reachsd 0,930 stu­ $10000 bond each and were sefvlce from private coUectoro, Winfield 123 in Tolland. later. After the shrimp have playing the piano. He frequently missiles, some of which will be 0 eetimaied (that the cost of ool Moyer, Dr. Harvey Pastel, Of these, 266 visits were for been added and the water once entertained family and friends dents. Some 10,870 students are scheduled for arraignment in located near the Canadian bor­ lection for Soutti Windsor would „ * ^ Bailey, the purpose o< administering Another Fresh again comes to a rolling boil, while in the White Housei eoqtected In 101 medical schools circuit court here Thursday . der. be In the nelghbortioor of $17 School bedside care and treatment and cook for 5-7 minutes, staying at neoct fall. morning. While admitting the Canadian Read Herald Ads estimated that the cost of col- **^*™®® 292 for health piromoitlon. On the rolling boil. National Park Service ______* .ns ^ E. Rollaoon. Mr. and Mra. government had been Informed lecUon now pay about $24 a ^ * ^ n , Mr. and Mrs. Ed their ijeturn from the hospital, Milk Idea y «u . ward H. Glenney, Mr. and A big don’t —never cover To Continue Operations "to an impressive degree” by 61 new babies and thedr mothers the United States, Trudeau said o ' . . Donald P. Richter, Mr. shrimp while cooking or it will WASHINGTON (AP) — The were 'visited. One series of class­ he would ask Nixon whether Walker W. M g g s, From KNUDSEN'S foam and boil all over the place. National Park Service, despite es tor expectant mothers was "his decision constitutes an es­ s^lm ^t of Ctounc^ Itob^ Manchester secondary sc^ l An advantage to both of today’s manpower prohiems, has dedd- completed during the month. recipes is that you do not have calation smd an increase of the SlUs, w ^ s ^ , adnrUnistrators and superintend- ed not to turn Its camping to r u n ^ h e r in South Windsor ^tty. and MiTphlUp to cook the shrimp before start­ grounds over to private opera­ danger of nuclear warfare or ing. The cooking method Just (HwnM thoto bv BuostvIctus) whether It Is merely an opera.- since the tewn is more spread Bayer. ^ Mayor Lindsay To Get tors Just yet. out than the towns offered tor ' ,, ^ described is marvelous for MRS. MILLER AND HOLLY Director Oeesge B. Hartzog Uon which adds to the stability cost comparison.." Mrs. Raymond Yale Law Merit Citation cocktail shrimp and enhances Jr., announced today that the of the deterrent system." er, to make a molat but not enttUed It tliiMljr bw M iN Mte NEW HAVEN (AP) — The the flavor, Service will ocmtlnue to operate Trudeau said If after his di- , WUUam Knight. Cumminga In- wet stuffing. Pack stuffing over “ Just flings tt together." Yale Law School Association an­ 9 9 % Priscilla says that once you the national park campgrounds cuBslons with Nixon he felt the Lane felt that when he had re- surance Agency, Mr. and Mrs opened parts of shrimp cover­ Baspbenr Fling nounced Wednesday that New acquire the knack of shelling this year, while studying its two ABM system would contribute oelved municipal ooltectian in irying Bayer, Mr. and Mre W ing them completely in an even Take canned or fresh pear York City Mayor John V. Lind­ raw shrimp, it goes very quick­ experiments in allowing to sm upswing in the arms race, other coimnunlUes, "there were e . Buckley, Dr. and Mre ’ Al- layer. Bake 30 minutes at 400 halves. Place in bottom of say would receive Its CMtatton ly. For example, she can make grounds to be operated by he would not hesitate to con­ rlgld controls" over what could fped B. Sundquist. Mr ’ and degrees. oham/pagne glass or other ctear of Merit for 1969. her stuffed shrimp from begin­ oonceastonadres to reduce per­ demn it. be put out. Under the present Mrs. William E. Belflore, Atty FAT FREE MILK serving dish. To one package Lindsay was graduated from ning to end, including the shell­ Priscilla is the daughter of sonnel. system*, coUectore take every- John R. Mrooek. Mr. and Mre ing, in a total of ten minutes. Blanche and Joseph Prentice, of frozen rej^berrles, defrosted, Yale Law School in 1948 and Perfect For Cereals, Undersecretary Russett E. thing, induding bulky items. Allan L. Oona, Frank Toros, Dr. from Yale College in 1944. The scampi is a great chafing both well known Manchester add one tablespoon of sour Killed in Viet Action Suppers and Train said he had Instructed the ^ we CELEPRATE Mealy said. and Mre. Robert E. Stanton, The citation la awarded each dish meal. The longer it stands residents. Her father retired cream. Spoon over pear halves National Park Service to review Richard G ^ r l a n of Charing Judge and Mrs. John J. Wallett, year for achievements by a Yale Late Snacks the better the flavor, and it is within the last year as deputy and serve. WASHINGTON (AP) — The W j the concession policy. OUR Fll^sr ftRTHPAY Rd. stated ihait he Mked the Miss Catherine E. Putnam Law School graduate. A Fui Flavor, Fun also good reheated. Both sheriff of Tolland County. The The Millers live at 16 Amott Pentagon said Wednesday that Oapital Quote "private coanpeUUon” which Miss Dorothy Cheney, and Mr’ The association announced too Beverafire W ith More recipes serve four and can be Prentifce’s own Green Lodge Rd. in a house which was ori­ Army Pfc. Bernard A. Zam­ [1 / IN ^PKlNG'Fiei.O nAZA "I know that the administra­ now exists, and that he feels and Mrs. Robert W. Pratt, its Distinguished Service Award Protein Than prepared early in the day. Home, a rest home with nursing ginally the bam for Green brano of New Haven, Conn., tion does not want—and the ^ w ith exciriN C - that the oidy way that he town The gifts and bequests com- will _go this year to Nicholas 1 )4 «i> M # • ( l - M Scampi supervision, which is managed Lodge. Bob remodeled the en­ had been killed in action in Reprular MiB< American people do not want—a Vietnam. BhouJd become Involved with re- mlttee reiterates Ihe slogan that deB. Katzenbach, former U.S. 16 Jumbo shrimp, peeled and by Priscilla and her husband, tire building. Including a mod­ SPECIAL’S FOR. y o u / Situation where the stalemate in fuse collection is to form a com- launched the drive; "If you Attorney General and currently Home Delivery 3 Tinies A Week cut into bite-sized pieces Robert, who also works with the em kitchen, after reetding a few Zambrano was the sem of Mr. VALENTINES DAY IS FRIDAY. FEB. 14TH Vietnam' continues, matched by and Mrs. Anthony Zambrano of mlttee to InvesUgate’ compUilnts can’t give $10,000, please be one general counsel tor IBM Cor­ 3 tablespoons olive oil Personnel Department of Pratt books. Right after Easter until a stalemate In Paris.” —Rep. 69 Lyon St., New Haven. of the present service. of 10,000 to give.” Checks pay- poration. 1 clove garlic finely chopped & Whitney Aircraft. Priscilla is Thanksgiving, he will often be Charles MoC. Mathias, R-Md., Sfi*. Winifred Wilson of Tall- able to the Manchester Sdtolar- Lindsay and Katzenbach are 1 small onion finely chopped a registered nurse, following in found aboard his 21-foot Star- wood Dr. and Mrs. Llta Malnel- ship Foundation, Inc. may be KNUDSEN e)cpected to be present and re­ 1 tablespoon parsley (if fresh. her mother’s and her grand­ expressing dlstrese over l€WJk of craft named “P>at’s Rival," 11 of TTmiber Trail both favored sent to the Mandiester ceive their awards at the asso­ finely chopped) mother’s footsteps. Mother and progress toward settJli^ the QUINN'S PHARMACY (PhisciUa is called "P a t" by war. PR.AMA-riC New municipally financed retose Chamber of CTommerce, 267 E. ciation’s annual convocation, BROS. DAIRY, Inc. PHONE 289-1501 3 ounces sauteme wine daughter had a good working her husband and close friends). call(j|$lon. ^ Center St. 1 squirt lemon juice scheduled for April 25 and 26. 878 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER relationship in the kitchen, too. Bob is a member of the Hart­ Capitol Footnotes salt, pepper and sugar to Blanche Prentice always talked ford Surf Pushing Club. Defense Secretary Melvin R. 6 fRiN& C o a t s taste food and recipes with her Priscilla is a member of the A Laird says he has uncovered croutons daughter, and by the time Prls- Junior Women’s Club and the "cost overruns”—or added ex­ Very «p«cidlly fricai/ Brown garlic, parsley and on­ ciila was in high school, she Church Chotr of South United ion in olive oil. Add shrimp, could prepare entire meals. Methodist Church. She is an all­ cooking slowly and stirring oc­ An interesting trick Priscilla round good cook. Her collection casionally until shrimp are nice­ 90 credits to the Green Lodge chef of recipes is worth looking at, ly pink. Add wine and lemon: is the use of perked coffee in both gourmet and otherwise. cook about 5 minutes more. Add many dishes to add to gravy For the lady who wrote me UP salt, pepper and sugar to taste. LOWEST flavor. For example, use one Just before serving, a handful about casserole dishes, hope you SAVE TODAY cup of perked coffee when mak­ like this one. -ho of croutons may be added. ing a pot roast. With a roast FOR TOMORROW Baked Stuffed Shrimp One-Dish Supper TAX! -fo choose from of pork, bake at 400 degrees for 3 large green peppers, seeded Saving for a house? Make With Crabmeat Stuffing one-half hour. Lower heat to 326 ACCURACY 16 fresh Jumbo shrimp and cut Into strips sure a fire or burglary ^ i z .e e > f= o K ALL/ or 350. Pierce meat well with a 3. large onions, cut in rings GUARANTEED! doesn’t wipe out your nest [ M.L 40 nECES IN THE QUEEN’S RANSOM COSTUME JEWElRYOOLLECnON ] 1 can crabmeat large fork and pour equal egg. Your landlord won’t Mieses 2 cups croutons 4 large tomatoes cut in fVfi-f-dd- Juniors - amounts of cold perked coffee, chu'iks • lew m—nt pay for yo u r lots, but an >4 lb. butter, melted vermouth (either dry or sweet), * !• wi$*l . . . oMpofHy AU £ t n a Tenant's policy will. 2 teaspoons garlic salt 2 medium summer squash cut STATI »•« mmn wm hit pfvom thetkthh H So you lave your money, and water over roast. Baste oc­ in 2” slices fio4 mil ymn hfitim ot* SoSoOiemt 2 ounces sherry or sauterne casionally. You can do this with and get your houae looner. 4 hotdogs cut in bite-sized wine lamb or any other meat. Call today. J f R lN G ' WE REWARD YOU IF YOU COME IN NOW! 2 ounces warm water pieces The ’’don’t” for the coffee 1 teaspoon parsley salt and pepper A U 5 T A U thing is instant coffee. It must ROBERT J. SMITH Peel shrimp, leaving last Joint sugar . be perked coffee. Instant has OVR 300 INCOME TAX omen INC. II and tail intact. Split lower sec­ garlic salt Yours Free.,. a bitter taste when used this In NT. Ml CONN. tion of shrimp but be sure not In large frying pan, meit 2 Insuranamlths to cut through entirely. Open way. I haven’t tried this yet tablespoone bacon fat. Brown HAATFORD, (1)004 Brand* shrimp and stand in individual but It sounds intriguing. Priscilla peppers and onions. When 888 Albany Ave. (05-8337 963 Main St. Ted. 649-6241 7~Way Necklace casseroles or in one large foil- claims that you cannot taste browned, add tomatoes and HABTFORO, Manobedter efR.ING' &LACK'6 lined pan. Allow four shrimp the coffee anymore than you squash; cook until tender. Add 818 Albany Ave. 247-7981 per serving or to each small would the wine. As you know, small amount of water and 3 HAWlflOItO, dish. 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Knicks Spoil Bullets Title Bid day off turned into an aw- edged AtlanU S-2, Boatmi MeaiiwhUe, at Tampa, the Ti- aa ud e Osteen to beat St. Louis, dians. Rich Nye worked six In.- ^'*'**^ Houston is-l, tos An- gers drc^ped their fourth in a Curt Flood had two his for the nlngs in rollef, allowing one nsC ful day for Bill Freehan the NEW YORK (AP)—Lew em and Western oellaiMlwell- Repeated rallies fell short In Kevin Loughery paced the Bul­ resumlBg: in a hallway toMHag Earl Yost slUfi^ging catcher the De- Lou1» S-O, the row with xooUe Daml Cha- CardJ. and amashed, a two-nm home{^ era Phoenix’ kMs to Hllwaukes on lets with 80. One Baltimore vic­ to the dressing rooms. t m if T ictam Meta ahaded Phila- ney'a aixth ginninginnlng^homer homer giving Cleon Jones drove in four runs to lead Chicago’s comeback. .. w ho? troit Tigers. tory or one Philadelphia defeat Bostent leading by 78-71, sx- The Tin»a «i... “e*P*“adelphla o*».5-4, oaiumoreBaltimore OOWneddowned the Reds the vlcUwy. with a homer and a single aa)ionl Perry worked six bisT Elsewhere, New York pre­ the ooiat, despite Dick Van Are- HERALD SPORTS EDITOR 'With or without Lew Al- wUl do It. ploded for 11 straight pcMa In Catcher Frank Fernandes against Philadelphia, leading nings in San Francisco’s vlotMy- vented Baltimore from clinch­ dale’s 82 points. Jon McGktoklin ere including Freehan behind ^P***®**“^ ‘*>e Chicago Cuba dndor, Wednesday was "W a figure vre have to win 2H minutes and whipped CMca- tneir Lakeland, FTa. trainine Cleveland 10-7, San oMontreal Expos said as know will win at least 20 games to make the day a total washout hi 10 places." ning. • three hits Including two triples Washington. ’The rally cam e aft- fhl rM*’ f Tigers, the Reds won the "It was stupid of me not to Len Gabrtelson’s two-run tri- for the Pirates. er Frank Bertalna of the Sena- we talked on tiie 1969 ’The Cuba spotted Cleveland tors had pitched four hltleaa In- Basketball OrapeCrult League traU. “ It . S. exhibition game, 4-8. look before I threw the thing," pie was Los Angeles’ big blow Hone Racing the CardlnalB. I d say that Tom ^ j,ther exhibition action said Northrup. "I could kick and the Dodgers got shutout slx runs in the first inning and nings. ~ mm: The Era of Alcindor proividee a first chance for Seaver of the New York Meta NEW YORK (AP)—Terry BOSTON (AP )—Suf f o 1 k, a lot of young ball players and has to rank right up there with DrisooU of Boston CoUege and Downs saM t<^y it received a tt’s also a last chance for a these two. Calvin Murphy of Niagara are record 2,800 stall appUcattons: number of guys." "A pitching staff Is the hard­ AFL in Turn Around Ends at Louisville co-winners cf the Basketball for its thoroughbred meeting Truer words were neve^ est to build up from scratch. I/)S ANGELES (AP)—^The era of Lew.^Akindor at VnXAOE OHABMEBS — Player of the Year award for April 19-July 4, but could only spoken. " For the most part, we went for Evelyn Schmeelf 162, Doris Division I of the Eastern Col- allott space to 1,880 horaes, the Just take a glance at tbe Expo UCLA, unmatched in the history of cdllege basketball, ‘arms’, young guys who can Revises League Play ends this week in Louisville where the Bruins are fa­ Carson 120-846, Unda Weidt 132. lege Athletic Conference. capacity of the stable area. roater tor National League war- throw hard and who have little 2 tare. vored to win an unprecedented third straight nati(»al history of any arm miaeriea." PALM SPRINGS, CaHf. (A P )—^The American Foot­ title. ------MIXED DOUBLES — Leo ’Ihe veterans includes the Mauch haa experience in Landry 186. likes of pitcher Mudcat Grant, Grant, a former 21-game win­ ball League, which three days ago was expected to ap­ Ih e 7-foot-lH egUe giant is uice to attend, graduate sriXKris catcher John Bateman, infield­ prove retention of the status quo in professional foot- the main reason the Bruins are at Yale or Harvard. He’s le- ner with Minnesota, and Larry NKACEY ■— John SulUvan 224- ers Maury Wills and Bob Bailey favored to turn back Drake portedly been offered si million Jaater, an expendable with the By EARL YOST bdl, has turned its joint meeting: with the National 666, Joe McCarthy 288, WUl and outfield era Ty Cline, Mack Thursday night end take tbe doUar contract to play tor the Glasses Naw Forniiag ia THE X‘> talent-iich St. Louis Cardinals. L ^ ^ e around and appears to have insured realign­ Simon 228-208-676, Nick Cataldo Jones and Manny Mota. Jaster produced nine wins in WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.— ctiampionrtilp Saturday. After Harlem Gtobetrotters. He Is a ment for 1970. cally gained the sentiment of 222-201-600, A1 XsPlant 200-667, On tbe other side of the ledger, MAURY WILLS epch of the last two seasons Montreal’s Expos have adopted The AFL prepared a plan to tlat he’s assured big money history major who may some- the rest of the teams. A1 Bergsvin 210, Mai Dana 208, Mauch has fellaws who answer with the National League cham- good old red, white and Uue prese^ to National Football fram the professionals as the day teach. at least this year and possibly Miami always has been for to;, Stan ZatkowsU 203, A1 LeiMay MANCHESTER SCHOOL of to the name o f John BUlingham, pions. colors for their tmdforms. League team owners today in AWndor. for the next three or four. tal realignment, and tbe world leaguea. 206, Nick Marcheaanl Z12, Fran Diagnon Quinn, Carroll Sem- Names which mean lltUe at their first joint meeting on the "Winning the tiUe to tbe only "I feel that we will be fU9 good champion New York Jets sur­ The incredible coUegiate era twnr* Moriarty 668. ' bera, Angel Hermoeo, Joe this Ume to the average base­ matter since they received al­ as any, of the expansion teams "We’U play like an expansion prisingly became an early con­ of Fenlnand Lewis Alcindor Jr. Moodc and Dora Hahn, just to ball fan, like John BUlingham, ternatives Monday. in recent years, except the Cali­ club," Manager Gene Mauoh of vert. w was heralded at a 1966 news acratch the surface. John Glass, Drannon Quinn, Er­ Although no one was saying fornia Angda. We’H probably be Montreal said. “ We’U be giving San Diego also started leaning oonferenoe in New York when R would be a safe bet that the nie McNally, Dan McGinn, Carl much about the plan. The Asso­ _ I. „ lllf® 111® Melts, and you all know up that extra base or com­ toward realignment, and Ralph he snuounoed be would eoroU KARATE Morton, Mike Gates, Bob Rey­ ciated Press learned that the mitting that boot that wiU set WUaon of Buffalo more or less St UCLA. EK E ILE N T OPPORTHNITY name 10 men on the Astros' nolds, Jerry Robertson, Carroll AFL idea involves a general out­ first started out,' Mauch offer- up a ran until we can get to capitulated Wednesday. “It bu tbe stmosptiere I qxing roster. Here’s a case Sembera, Don Shaw, Ed Silver- working together as a unit. line of the form pro football can ed. "I prefer the two-league setup wanted and the i>eople out there where a scoreboard would be a man and Mike Wegener are the ______take for 1970, the year the 1966 ‘"rhe Angels when they were so nice to me,” he sold. For Employment At Learn tho most effaeliva maalis ef self must when the first Canadian merger agreement takes final with the maximum number of ...... started out had a good catcher young hopefuls among the pitch- Don Bosch, who came up to effect. inter-league games,” said Wil­ UCLA ' dedtoated Its new ®™- the New York Mets from the son a member of the six-man leagues trots out onto the field. »■ ^ • - p FSitiey PavUloa on Nov. 30, ROGERS CORPORATION’S dafansa knawn taday as taught hy stop in Jim Fregosi and a good The potential big guns are minor leagues with a can't miss For example, the 16-team joint study committee that Not only.wiU eoepahaion pro­ wMh s vsrrtty venus freeh^ young second baseman in Bobby Rusty Staub, an established hit- tag, and missed, is now with NFL and 10-team AFL oould be unanimously recommended re­ vide Jobs ' for aging vets and man game. Thev varsity theR Knoop,” Mauch said. ter acquired from the Houston Montreal. "Too much publicity amalgamated into two divisions tention of the status quo. fuzzy-cheeked newcomers but previous year bad 'won its sec­ authentic, fualifiad, hlaak halt iaatruo- "Building a new club you Aatroa, and former base steal- hurts Bosch,” Manager Gene of seven teams each and two of “ But It’s obvious w e can’t ond rtraight national college ti­ 5 Conn. Plant Locations it will also provide opportunities have to start with pitching,” the Ing champion Maury Wills the Mauch of the Expos feels. "H e six, or they could be Integrated muster sufficient support to get tle. The frooh had Alcindor. for men like Mauch to get new Technicians and Engineering Aaoiatante in Quality Control, former Journeyman ii^elder ex-Dodger who came from was scared to death. Iliey said into two conferences with divi­ he necessary three-sfourths He hauled down 21 rebounds, tor uader direct suimnrisioB af fha chanoBs to manage. sions of four, four and five. Research and Development, Manuiaoturlng Engineering. who managed the, Philadelphia Pittsburgh In a trade. Wills has be was a Joe DiMagglo and. vote. It appears the AFL senti­ scored 81 pointo and (he year- Starting salartea as high as 3146 per week for TeehnlclanB The owners cannot, and do Phlllles for nine years added, b®®" shifted back to shortstop Mickey Mantle, all in one, with NFL owners appeared to be ment now is for total realign­ Unga won 76-60. or 3166 per week for Engineering AasUtants. not, expect any miracles. NEW HOME—Joe Torre carries the tools of his Japan Karate Assaeiation. Montreal Isn’t a complete new »«««■ two years at third base a little WllUe Mays, too.” Bosch more receptive to the AFL idea ment of the two leagues into During on unbeaten freetansn High School Graduates and 2 year ooUege graduatae m Montreal will not win the pen­ trade to the St. Louis Card’s training: camp in BATTLE OF THE BULL—Chioaeo Bulla’ Bbb Boozer (19) and Mdl Graham city for the gray-haired, 43- with the Pirates. wUl start for the Expos in Wednesday. one. season, Alcindor was shielded encouraged to Investigate these career opportunities and nant this coming season, or the year-old pilot, for he play^ in St. Petersburg:, Fla. Torre was involved in the "Both leagues worked on jug- of the Celtics struggle for the bell. Watching action is Rick Johnson of Boston. learn' about RCXIEUIS Far Out FRINGE BENEFIT PRO­ Thanks to expansion, one half centerfleld. "It’s hard to he- “If this is what the ^ers from the press. The same tsui next, and the chances are good the old Brooklyn Dodger organ­ trade that sent Orlando Cepeda to the Braves. ling teams from one league to GRAM. of this number will be wearing Ueve that so many baseiball men want. I ’ll not block it. Realign­ been true during much of his that the Expos will be dead ization at Montreal in 1943 and major league uniforms for the could be wrong on this boy," another,” Oommissioner Pete oaresr. Women and Children Also Instructed last in their Eastern Division ment is all right with m e.” Tar Heels Play Duke in Opener Telephona for Appotntmant 1944. first time this season. hfouch told me. Rozella said, ackiu>wledg:ing for D on Chaney Coorii John Wboden knew toe the first time that the NFL was Oakland, Kansas City, Hous­ Pizarro, Lyle Hurl Strong Innings oonsequenoes of having suA a With Complete Safety thinking of anything but. reten- ton and Boston also apparently •MRS. MARGARET HAMPSON — 643>51A3 “ We’ll have the best protect­ tion of the present 16-10 setup were willing to go along with superstar, exiriainlng, "There Paces Celts ere others on the team, too. ed Infield In the m ajors," Jim with the addition of inter-league Hi® sentiment. — or eq9ty to — Drake in Semifinals, I was conoemed about hew the Astros in Raw Dealings, Fanning, general manager of games. The idea of total realignment F or Infonnatloa OaU: 243-0521 the Expos, reported in a dugout cannot make NFL owners dell- O ver B u lls other jriayers would feel." • ROGERS CORPORATION RSox Ace Pitcher At the beginning of the week, In Alclndor’s eoptwmore year MILL a OAKLAND 8T8.. BIANfIniCSnS chat. “We have had anywhere all but a small minority of AFL rously happy, but there are Chief Instruetor: Mr. Dkk May Don UCLA had a 80-0 record won from five to 60 inches of snow owners were thinking the same ways they could be Induced into Face Awesome UCLA BOSTON (AP)—Rookie An equal opportunity employer the national title and he won Want Outfielder iteturned on the field all winter. way accepting such a plan since they LOUISVILLE, KY. (A P )— Drake Coach Maury John, chaney seems to be coming into ^ Regains Old Form But that minority, led by Paul apparenUy have become, re- maki^ the last minute prepaiations for tonight’s en- ws own just in time to give the eye inJirnTdin^January CJOCOA, FTa. (AP) — ®re«J th® trade without Clenden- St. Louis in another of the series Montreal, the first nwi-United Brown of Cincinnati and Gerald signed to some form of rallgn- counter with awesome UCLA in the semifinals o f the Oogtoi, Oeltlcs a boost for the of Ws junior year hampered Ws ‘“You don’t,” said Houston Walker said. "W e gave up of trades the Astros made in an States team in the history of national collegiate basketball championships, made a slip fjaOorjal Basketball Association efteoUveness tor s few gomes, Manager Harry Walker “ young player who could attempt to improve on last major league bosetoall, has a . WINTER . , HAVEN, , Fla. .. ,(AP)-Jim Lonborg i. r appears ‘ ‘ . “go to an auto dealer and loth-piace finiah. But the most unique press book. It’s imd-season form—the 1967 season, that is— as h e ------o f the tongue that must be indicative o f something. oiavoffa including a 7i-69 loea to Hous- A oAftlo -frtr hoi# a 8^'’® whole key could rest with the nearly double the size of the Continues to mow down the hitteiB in spring training, n • 1 - n 1 e M M M. “We’re loose and easy,” he ^ J * ton la the Astrodome, the first s e t u e lor nan a car. Without filling both the young and developing pitching other clubs and for good reason '"*® ®®® right-hander p it c h e d ------^ § i firm tUjft T O I * IviClSLerS.. •skL commenting about the w o r l^ UCI^ The, 6-foot-6 former Houston ^efoat of the Alcindor era after Tlie Astros didn’t think they spots there’s no sense to the staff. Everythli^ is typed twice once hUless innings Wednesday, borg to the mound and hurled M. ffi-M'l/tA f team’s attitude going into the and Drake both Me at t^ ^yri- standout hit the high scoring 47 viotorteB. were doing that when they con­ immn with dw toivrBnked condition, wtiUe both Noroi mark of hia brief career iira^ 'nvnrunMi trade.” One pitcher, at least, seems in EngU^ and repeat^ in ®‘'‘‘hing out five and allowing -* ------n— - — ------game wiui me lopranxeu ini,,. - jh, - ia uula avenged the kw with cluded one of the major trades Carolina and Phirdue have Inju­ There’s also no first baseman. three walks, as the Boston Red one run, and Sparky Lyle tossed Bruins. He nervously twisted a Wednesday night with a 16-potot g. 101-69 ahelHng ot Houston and of the off-season, sending first ready to step in and be a star— French. Everyone connected___ Bill Casper Tries Theory ry problems. performance wrhlch helped Boa- aivin Hayes In toe semifinals P R e m m Sox routed the Houston Astros a shutout inning in the ninth microphone cord and repeated: baseman-outfielder Rusty Staub If Clendenon doesn’t report and Don Wilson, who In two full ma- with the Expos except the pla^ Purdue will lack the services Staub Isn’t returned, the one jor league seasons has pitched a ers and manager and coaches 13-1 at Cocoa. Mike Andrews paced the Bos­ "Loose and easy. We've ton subdue the Chicago Bulls, of tbe NCAA tournament and DAMS niAn&g’er coftclws JACKSONVILLD, Fla. (AP) of young turks tfareotehllig to of 7-foot Chuck Bavis, their reg­ to Montreal lor first baseman "I was satisfied but I did not ton attack with four line singles, {flayed a lot of pressure gomes. then beat North Carolina for candidate who sticks In Walk- no-hltter and an 18-strikeout speak French. Baseball will ular center, who had on opera­ Donn Clendenon and outfielder have my good rhythm,” Lon­ raising his spring training bat- —^BUl Gasper is not exactly the ®'’®*‘ ^® 8®™*- And we’ve won 12 in a row. Yes, He aOso looked aggressive end its second straight title. Jesus AIou. er’s mind is Denis Menke, who game. He was 13-18 with a 3.27 have to buck curlii« hockey For many of them, this is the tion tor a shoulder separation moved from his normal short- earned run average in 1968. and soccer for the No 1 posi- borg said after his* second ting average to .481. George conniving type but he admitted gtretch run toward the Mastero. we’ve got a 12-game losing During hia first two ye8u*8. □NL¥ earlier this week. ‘*®^®*^ ^'® ^ But as things stand now in the Grapefruit League outing. Scott, Tony Conigliaro, Russ Lew took few chances with the controversial deal. Walker has stop job last year to second base Larry Dierker and Denny Le- tion in popularity among the today be has designs on the the se a se m ’B flrrt major ebam- the Botier- 'nmia.y F ti, Lonborg, who threw 73 pitches Gibson and Rico Petrocelll had Chaney, toe Celtics’ No. 1 ball since guards Mike Warren half a car in AIou The other •^°® was lost for master also are Hated aa start- siports fans. Masters. pionshlp coming up in Apiil in "Ahh, make Itat a 1 2 -g ^ e l i e n s ’ No. 2 scorer behind Sotarday the season. against the Astros, said he two hits apiece. draft riwlce, missed most of the and Lucius Allen were extreme- half, represented by Clendenon, ers, but it’s the No. 4 spot that Augusta, Ga. winsting string. Yes W lnitii«.’ All-American Rick Mount, The infield then would have wants to throw about 90 in his Scott, trying to rebound from He hopes to sneak up on it. season due to military commit- ly adept at handling the Bntins’ still is In the parking lot with is the big problem, and could re­ Happy at being shifted bock i ^ Drake, ranked No. 11 with ^ut with the team but Menke at first, Morgan at sec­ next outing as he works to re­ a .171 batting average last year, "I keep trying to find! the None is looking toward the the slugging first baseman con­ main that way. Listed among to shortstop after a tWo-year a 2S-4 record, la a; 13-point un- on inlured Achillea ten- Iwt Coach BIU RuaseU is hroak. This year, Alcindor ond, young Hector Torres at gain his spot on the staff. is batting .400 and leads the g:rand spectacle- amidst the tending he is going to retire. the contenders are such veter­ fling at third base with Pitts­ right formula for going into the derdog to ths mighty Bruins and jj— giving him more playing time been asked to rtart the fart shortstop and Doug Rader, one Despite his troubles on the team with 10 runs batted in. Georgia pines with greater an­ If Walker doesn’t get Clenden­ ans as Bill Monbouquette, How­ burgh Is Maury Wills of the Ex­ tournament," the 1968 pro golfer Lew Alcindor, a team that has D«tn SmMh Norto ^ pkiys out the break himself with long pasaes of the Astros' brightest young ie Reed and Fred Gladding. mound last season, Lonborg did Conigliaro, hoping to come ticipation than Casper, the SI- on he doesn't have a legitimate pos. The former Los Angeles of the year said. "One year I lost ostiy two games in three Carolina said Dick G ru b a r, * «***« prospects, at third. Rader hit It’s not exactly the type pitch­ Improve as a hitter, and he back from his near-tragic eye year-dd Mormon with (he first baseman and he wants the Dodger base stealing whiz was play a heavy schedule, the next world's most exotic allergies. yean and Is gunning for a North Carolina’s floor general ^ lAayoflls. » ® niore r ^ e d ^ and .267 with six homers and 43 runs ing that can be anticipated to demonstrated that prowess injury, is hitting .800. record third consecutive nation­ entire trade called off. Commis­ a shortstop with the club and has won two XJ£. Opens. “ and the boy who’s put us in the Bailey HoweU and John Havli- «• ^O" batted in during 89 games last throw the Astros right into the again Wednesday by cracking a The Red Sox are back at their ^ I pick a ^ t al riuunplonsMp. sioner Bowie Kuhn has ruled year. two-run single to center in Bos­ home base today against the i*®*"® there. He is second only to Arnold Pal­ national tournament tor throe c®k combined for 17 points In thick of the National League’s **** corner North CJorollna, No. 4 with a that the "deal stands," although ton’s seven-run fourth inning up­ World Champion Detroit Tigers. ' looldug tor the an- mer in aU-tlme money winnings. years,” definitely Is out wlOi a the first period as the Celtics ^ With or without Clendenon the Western Division pennant fight Exclusive talks have been continuing. He led everybody last year with 27-8 record, plays Purdue, No. 6 Lee injury. moved in front, 22-18, and the SWIMMING POOLS! outfield has been strengthened against Atlanta, Cincinnati, Los rising against Houston ace Don Left-hander Ken Brett, bidding shots, with either hand. “ We would never have consid- emd 22-4 in .the opener of the Wooden barred interviews teams played sD even in the Optional with the addition of AIou and Angeles, San Francisco and the Baseball may be a game of Wilson. strongly for a starting job, will Casper, who has played only more than 3211,000. Oabona Deck inches but it's also a game of NCAA semifinal doubleheader with Itis players but said the 7- second session to leave Boston ~ *** Curt Blefary, acquired from the expansion San Diego Padres. “ I am a greatly improved hit- attempt to become the first Bos- **'’® rounds of golf in the tart But he’s never won the Mas- Swimming Pool | at 7:40 p.m., EST. foot-1 AIcK a toroe^lme ahead 46-37 at haMUme. ★★★★★★★★★★★ Orioles in a trade for pitcher With or without Clendenon. c l^ g e s . Fbr example, 12 of the ter, but I don’t think I get t)ie ton pitcher to go seven limings ^®“r weeks, is one of the star- agie of 26.3. He has grabbed ^ Featurtag! The winners move into the ti­ All-American, "haa a lot of lYr® BuUs citipped away in the Mike Cueller, to go with 24 major league clubs will have cr^lt for It that I deserve," he this spring. studded field of 144 teeing off to- the PGA. 1,826 rebounds. Is Utility storage! neiw managers at the start of the _ day in the first round of the lls game at 4:16 p.m., EST, Sat­ pride. AI tltink lAWUk hellv would WUUAU lAikOlike to UU be KM3 wwwarasa*second 8I*Whalf, > Se thing cer­ preacher from Chuba Vista, nationally by NBC-TV. "No one else has before. I period. ) Bnolosed Show-1 City. DETROIT (AP) _ Mickey Somebody did, and It turned MADISON, Wls. Ta p ) — a The owe fear^ big three— CalU., said. “This year I have always calls Lewis. REGISTRATION • „ .All four teams arrived tltinlk that’s something that The Celtics Blefary, who played the out' Stanley of the Detroit Tigers tain, no manager can finish out that he hit .282—higher than Mlwauke^Wls. doubles com- Arnold Palmer, Jock Ntoklaus d^rmined' to"“^ n a major then scored 11 worse than sixth In his division Wednesday afternoon and each would appeal to hia pride.” atralght points in a 2H-mlnute field and first base and also Proved his versatility during the any of the regulars, except . bat blnatlon ^ged into the stand- and Gary Player—also are in championship. I would prefer due to expansion. M ARCH 21. 1969 caught for the Orioles, could be baseball season, tii^ champion Carl Yastrzem- Inga of the 66th annual Amerl- the pock tor the first Ume this the Masters or the British 7 P.M. — 9 P.M. used at first base should an Besides playing 130 games In ski. can Bowling Congress tourna- year plus Lee Trevino, the U.S. Open. I wouldn’t mind winning old days, and that wrapped it effort of the team. I think all Ken Coleman is now in his DELUXE emergency arise, but it’s unlike- outfield without making an Juan Pizarro followed Lon- meat Wednesday. Open Utl^tolder, and the crowd a third U.S. Open. V. , . layers want to well indl- fourth season as chief of the WOOD Verplanck, Waddell ly. It seems he also will not ®fror, the 26-year-oId native of Montreal Leading, FAMILT catch with Uie Astros seemingly Crand Rapids, Mich., played Boston Red Sox announoing and Buckley Schools concerned about toe overall ef- FOOL set with John Edwards now be- fhree other positions tor the crew with Ned Martin in his ^**J®<^tos6tupan- tort of toe team, figuring he nth year. The third member ®“»® from his radio “*® tiUe. The won him an additional three hun- way. Seventeen year old Mark Gina Konopaaka of 'WUllngton. a Orr becoming their latest '^*>by Rpi^au^ itolph Back- TTlsdisutiL THcudruL • STEEL BRACING into his lineup. ^ P“ * ' ^ ‘” ® ^ ^® Wlnther of Bolton took the tlUe nejv fluk r i ^ a r ^ h i r ^ I ^ DuPont TedtorS rooord man but they remained ^ scored the Sun R oof • SUN DECKS ------otto hundred dollars to the Pro- sional Archers Association. with a total score of 291. Four- third yielding Moend 'by only ^ . nrhAV* rvanaHtAna* anaala « r* I«I1 a MsmSCr Pool three points back of Montreal in other Canadiens’ goals whUe I Swimming Pool • VACUUM CLEANER archers who pl^ed In teen year old Mark Hall, of Ctol- one point to Audrey S t a i^ U DuPont Tedhuft the East race because the Cana- Stan Mikita and Pit Martin J Featnringt • SET-IN VINYL fV ll| \/ lR O D tent campers Jim Ploen of Minnesota, cur- the money were, Ed G a ^e iy ^oi umbla, took second ^pot with Pennsylvania. clicked for Chicago. SPECIAL IA new protoettvs diens ripped CJhlcago 6-2. Boston Is Pressing RoomI LINER lesvettog to give has six games left to play and Jean Ratelle assisted on aU Is Stan Shower la Mtetone eg en. JOHNSON SEAHORSE four New York goals and Rod le Open Air • SAFETY FENCE Saturday, March 22nd k"Xr. Montreal five. and STAIRS ■ JoyniMt at • ) Gilbert had a goal and three as­ WEEK SALE! “ ~avaion Inilniniuni «t 9:00 A.BL to 9:00 P.M. In other games. New York sists aa the Rangers tripped w W p^ Mlmesota 4-2, Toronto Mi^^sota and opened a five- OUTBOARD MOTORS and St. Louis played to a 1-1 tie Toronto in the USED ’68 Rivieras with Dbietto-SIeepere and Detroit deadlocked Oakland batUe for third place in the Mbreh 21 to C H O IC E : M and Spare T ir e s ...... $649 East. The fifth-place North oOFF l'/2 HP. to 100 HP. 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BENE­ 57 66 to Call 646-3048, Oscar Hebert. m ease qoU 6489648. pronoun J i Opening for an experienced right men. Call 648-2282, 648 FITS. 59 Gaelic M A M PLUMBING and Heat- 8896, after 6 p.m. ing; tree estimatos gladly EXTERIOR painting - ()uaUty switchboard operator for a Phone 647-1481 (Newipopfr tnitrprise Aun.) H M SM 875-2519 ' ” ALERT busy board in East Hartford given on any Job. Sennice calls work, quality paint.' Don't aet- JO U R N E YM AN licenaed or A{>ply in person at and leave yonr meeaage. You'll hear from our advertiser In Bright young lady wanted to work part-time after­ Jig time without epondlng aU evening at the telephime. our speciality. Call 049-2871. tle for leas, get the beet for for clerical position In plumber wanted. Good wages, 0 noons, Monday through-Fri­ less. Nick Tkapataarto^ 648 overtime, {wid holidays, (toll wbdeeale diatrtlmtors office. day. Company offers good ROLO MACHINE GO. 1731, free estimates. R a y Botilet Plumbing and Should have -eome knowl­ wages, congenial co-work­ 65 Elm St., Manchester Building Heating, 6481817. Automobites For Sate 4 edge of office routine and ers, excellent working condi­ Contracting 14 bookkeeping, five day week, . 1968 PORSCHE, ••8-90,'' blue, Floor Rnishing 24 tions and convenient free GOODYEAR Service Store has Blue Cross, CMS and other J. U. t. Pb«. Off/—an rifMi CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER HERALD hardtop, 102 h.p., very good DORMERS Room Additions, parking. Write P.O. Box an opening tor a full-time tire CABINET Maker — Good o]>- FLOOR SAND ING and retlnlsh- fringe benefits avsilable. condiUon, radio, 848-8623. garages, kltoliens, rec rooms, 1483, Hartford, stating edu­ changer, some stock room {wrtunity for exjiericnccd, ing (speciallxlng in older Please oaD 2889361, ask for Bax LETTERS houses, siding, roofing. Seven cation, experience and sal­ work and deU’verles involved. competent crafteman. New W a y o o t BY KEN MUSE floors). Intide painting. Paper­ M r. Wlnlok. 1962 CHEVROLET Bel Air year financing available. Add- ary requirements. Good rtarting pay end benefits, England Woodworking Co., 648 wagon, V-8, automatic, power hanging. No Job too small. For T ow A-Level Dormer, 289-0449. must have driver's license. Ap­ 8467. accessories, depoulable, $500. John VertaiUe, 6485750. BUT I'M GIVING DRIVSSIS for school buses, ply (Joodyear Service Store, mdU re a lousy uncreative Information 643-7432. ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ C A B IN E T M A K E R With super­ \] YOU ONE WHY MOTHERS SET GRA"/ Manchester echooto, 7:80—8:45 SEXIRETART for sales depart­ Vernon Circle, Vernon; Conn. PHOTOGRAPHER... AND ALL THE HERALD wiU not rage, rec rooms, bathrooms ment, ex{>erienced capable {>er- visory ex{>erienoe. Excellent MORE CHANCE.' 1966 FORD Custom 600, 4-door Boiidsi~—StockS““ a jn ., 2:16—8:40 p.m. Excellent 646-0101. An equal opportunity disclose' the Identity of tiled, kittens remodeled, ce­ son for correspondence and 0{>pairtunity tor quaUfled man. YOUR PICTURES LOOK ALIKE/ ( sedan, V-8, automatic trans­ part-time tor third shlften, employer. any advertiser using box ment work, cellar floors, pa­ Mortgagus 27 record keeping. Small pleasant Call Dls{flaycraft, Manchester, mission, iMwer steering and housewlvee. We train you. letters. Readers answer­ tios, roofing. Call Leaper Circula­ a.m. to I 'p.m. or front 12 to CHARGE// patch, 225 Pros{>ect St., East procedure: 1961 CHEVROLET, 8 cylinder. floors, hatchways, remodeling, suit your budget. Expedient ed for diversified position, tion starting with the posi­ 5 p.nt: New Systems Laundry, PREPARE p PIE, P R A 3 0 N Hoitford. 2-door Impala, power steering, porches, garages, closets, ceil­ service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. must'type, no shorthand, (toll tion ol 44 Harrison St., Manchester,* Ebiolosa your retriy to good running condition. $800 or ings, attics finished, rec M r. Thomas 6488000. 6487758. the box in an envelope — MORTGAGES, loans, flrat, sec- TOUNTER-WOMEN : A mature best offer. 648-0286. rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ address to the - daaslfled oftd, third, a il kinds, iW t y , person for part-time counter NIGHT supervisor tor whole­ m # 0 0 er related work. No Job too NURSES- Newspaperboy ‘ M anager, Manchester MUSTANG, 1666, standard V-8, statewide. Credit rating un­ service in fast food business. sale grocery warehouse, salary Shrenlng Herald, together small. Dan Moran, Builder. RN’S AND LPN’S Housewives who can spare six . one owner. 646-4058, after 6 necessary, reasonable. Confi­ {flue liberal benefits. Ai^fly in with a memo listing the Evenings 6488880. p.m. 649-4065. r dential, quick arrangemento. IN EAST HARTFORD hours a day are welcome to companies you do NOT Counselor person. Qaer Bros., 140 Rye Al'vln Lwidy Agency, 527-7971, apply. Apply In own handwrit­ want to aee your letter. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ FVU or part-time, all shifts. 8 t„ South Windsor. BUZZ SAWYER PONTIAC, 1M6 Bonnevlile, 4- 983 Main Street, Hartford. Eve- ing, P.O. Box 2266, Bishops A man {XMsesslng these BY ROY CRANE Your letter 'will be de­ modeling specialist. Additions, On bus line. Paid meal end door hardtop, power wlndaws, nlnga^ 283-6879. Corner Branch, West Hart­ qualities: CAREEUl-MINDBD Individual A FINE RiNCH OF INDIANS LOOK, MR, stroyed If the advertiser rec rooms, dormers, porches, mealtime. Good benefits. SORRY, MR. BANKS, THE automatic, factory air, ford, Omul., 06117. An equal op- wanted for management posi­ Y M ARE, a i S l . . DRESSED SAWYER, to one you’ve mentioned. cabinets, formica, built - ins, INDIANS HAVE SAAOKEP THEIR maroon. A luxury oar with portimity em{floyer. A high school graduate tion for growing (Hartford bas­ IN EARMUFFS ANP MITTENS, It not It wiU be handled bathrooms, kitchens. 646-3446. BURNSIDE SUPPOSE PIPE OF PEACE. THETiPRISINS* new tires and- )ow mileage. Be able to work effectilvely AND-— WE JUST In the usual manner. Businoss Opportunity 2B TONVALB8CENT ed) fast food service organiza­ IS OVPP. $1,800. Call 544-2174. NEWTON H. SMITH A SON- with boys CAILOFF OUR HOME tion, 21 or over, capable of as­ THEN LETS HOPE Remodellng, repairing, addi­ WOULD YO U L IK E a business Have a good driving record UPRlSlNGf Phone Mr. WaUlns 2889671 suming responsibilities. A per­ TOUR »BANDrr RAID' DURN, M£ WASN'T PCERAI?£D i m OADILX/AC 4-door hardtop, tions, rec rooms, garages, of your own? You do not need EXECUTIVE (automobile furnished) ISm AHOTHER manent {xisltlon with fringe radio, heater, all power. 1664 porches and roofing. No Jbb an office to start. Begin at Lost ami Pound 1 R E O P E N IN G ve ry soon, have benefits. Experience not nece8 Buiok W ildcat 2-door hardtop, home full or part-time. Ideal SECRETARY Duties consist of working too small. Call 6488144. saiy, we will train. Successful LOST — Orange oat, double radio, heater, bucket scots, for husband and wile teams. openings tor part-time work with our new^Mperboy or­ applicant must have ambition, paws, ipevon Drive ■vicinity, coneole. Call 646-3D72 after 6, HOMilS, GARAGES, porches, Oall 6488000. No obUgaUon. No evenings at the Etost Hart­ WANTED ganization In the servicing energy and enthusiasm. Apply Reward. 649-7874. ------rec rooms, room additions, information over the telephone. ford Drive-In Theatre. Please of subscribers. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ apifly In person to our Etost in own handwriting, P.O. Box Let's have ^ fe e and talk. Rockville—^Ap{fly Mr. Welch, LOST —Cat, fluffy tiger, white 1968 JAVLJN, 4gpeed, poeitrac- eral repair work. Financing Windsor Drive-In Theatre, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 2266, Bisho{)s Corner Branch, Manager stomach, tan spot on side of tlcn, 848, 280 h.p. Must sell, available. No down payment. SM ALL landscaping bualnesa In­ Route 5, between 7:80 and 9 on WANTED FOR UNUSUALLY West Hartford, (tonn. 06117. An US I H t by NtA. lac. T M . t«fl. U.S. M . OH. 3 - lo RockvUle Branch, 18 Pork noee. Answers to "P ep py,” best offer over $2,000. 646-8416. Economy Builders, Inc.. 848 cluding 1061 Jeep ptoh-up plus EYidaya, Saturdays or Sun­ INTERESTING BUSY POSI- equal op]x>rtunlty employer. vicinity Cornell and Cooper Locke Mower. Call 289-4680. days. ■nON m PERSONNEL DE­ St., 'Rockville 875-6286 w "So what does it teach kids other than the fact that 6169. HUl Streets. 648-8341 after CAD ILLAC, 1960, 2-door, clean, PARTMENT. MUST BE ABLE EiXPEDITOR, production con­ parents are suckers?" We offer ]xiid vacation, pen­ trol — High school graduate / 5 p.m. good engine, body and tires. ALL TYPE framing end re­ AID E S wanted —€dl shifts es­ TO TAKE C31ARGE TYPE OF m Tzp ONfAL sion {flan, peUd Blue O oea with mechanical aptitude. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Transmission needs work. No modeling, additions, carports, Private Instructions 32 pecially 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. PEUISON. GOOD SECRETAR­ and CMS and Increases oom- Must be able to read blu8 LOST— PaawbDOk No. 2SJ)11122- reaaonaUe offer refused. 648 garage and rec rooms. Free Apply Rockville Memorial IAL SKILLS ESSENTIAL. EX­ . Mr.Vaught N.tmJicatr, lac STENOGRAPHY I Class mensurate with alflUty. prlnte, fam iliar with ahop tools, m w TO SWITCH 7, Savings Dept, of the Con­ 6944. estimates. B A C Oorp., 232- NurWng Home, 22 South St., TENSIVE PUBLIC TONTACT. TRUNK KEYS! necticut Bank A Trust Com­ 4298, 628-2590. starting Mattfll 27. 60-88100 EXCELLENT SALARY AND dealing with foreman and STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF 1988 C H EVR O LE T Invpalo, V-8, RockvUle, 875-0771. K en pany- Application made for words per minute. Mary Jayne BENEFITS. TONTAfTT PER­ customer. Area company, sala­ KEENVIMY payment. 4.door hardtop, power steering, REX) ROOMS, kitchens, room Mitchell, 848-8265. CLERK, over 21, part-time for SONNEL DIRECTOR, MAN­ The Hartford ry to $8,400 de{>endlng on ex- sANpy HITS THE Button which PLACES good condition, $675. Call 643- additions, dormers, complete our NeJeo drive-in store, Man­ CHESTER MEMORIAL HOS­ {icrlence. Fee {^ d . Richard P. THE TWO RAISES THE TOP OF HIS CONVERTIBLE FOUND — OolUe type female 1058 after 4 :30 p.m. home remodeling. Royal Cus­ chester. Aftemoone 3-6 p,m. P IT A L , 643-1141, E X T. 243. Rita Personnel Service, 800 MONEY tom Builders. 646-3434. Courant Co. BAGS IN puppy, sable and white. Call Saturdays 82 p.m. Apply per- Sliver Lane, East Hartford, Holp Wanted— An Equal Opportunity Em{floyer THE TRUNK Dog Warden, 646-4B55i sonn^ department. New Eng­ 5289416. OF PHIL'S 35 land Laundry, 441 Homeetead CAR. FOUND —Large male shepard, Trucks— Tractors 5 Roofing— Siding 16 ______SALES T R A IN E E No degree Ave., Hartford. black, tan and gray. Call Dog DOerrOR’S office assistant, 1-6 ATTENTION MEN — Part-time or experience required. Must 1958 CHEVROLET half-ton pick­ R(X>FINO, aluminum siding, PART-TIME kitchen help, 649- Warden, 646-4555. p.m. and Saturday mornings, $60. per week, work 20 flexible have completed military obU- up, good running condition, gutters, carpenter work, 80 KITCHEN helper wanted to as­ 4519. except July and August, no hours. For {lersonal Interview Ration. Hartford area territory, $300. 643-0300. years’ experience. Comieotiout sist cooks. Apply (tovey’s Res­ R E W A R D —LOST — nine-month Wednesdays. LPN traiiHng de­ G IR L or lady, peufl-time, 11- growing non-defense company. Valley Construction Co., 648- taurant, 648-1415. call 6282214. male, ‘btock-tan-whlte Shep­ 1947 DODGE half-ton pick-up, sired but not necessary. Write 2:30, 5 days {>er week. Ideal Salary to $7,200, plus txxius. 7180. Fkec estimate. herd CbHie croasbreed. Vicini­ excellent body and tires, good Box “N,” Manchester Herald. PO SITIO N a'voUable, assistant working conditions. Apply tn Fee |>ald. Richard P. Rita ty F a im Drt've, 648-9117. running condition. 643-2392. supervisor at Rockville Public {wrson. Bonanza Steak House, PART-TIME woric, days, (toll Personnel Services, 800 Silver ROOFING and Roof Repair. AOTOUNTS payable clerk. Di- Health Nursing Aaen. Bach­ (toll for appointment, 6481164. 649-5334. Lane, East Hartford, 6289416. LOST —Savlnga Paaabook No. Couglln Roofing Co., Inc., 643- 'versified. S7H*hour week, at­ 7707.- elor’s degree Including pre­ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 13S19 Hartford NationeJ Bank I960 FORD F-3S0 pick-up truck. tractive starting salary, many paration In public health nurs­ and Trust'Oo., First Manches­ Call 643-2801 after 5 p.m. employe benefits. Allied Build­ r BIDWELL Home Improvement ing end 2 years experience In WEa, IF IT THE LITTLE OLD ter Office. Application made ing Systems, Inc. 260 TMIand Help Wanted— Mote 36 Co. Expert installation of public health nursing required. YOU MEEf rUE NICESr FEOPIE WHAT \HfiG w a s n Y o n e HOUSE HAUNTER,ME!! for payment. 1966 O N E-H ALF ton Chevrolet Tpke., Manchester, Oorni. 048 aluminum aiding, gutters and Generallaed public health nurs­ THAT, OF US, WHO pick-up, excellent condition, 8’ 0124. I WHEN YOU WORK AT GRANTS trim. Roofing installation and PAINTERS wanted tXJO LEy? WAS rr5’ WINTHBOP BY DICK CAVALU l o s t -^aMbook No. 87107 style side body, heavy duty 8- ing program in certified home —(toll 878 repairs. 6486495, 8789109. 7179 after 4 p.m. . D ID M X I Savings Bank of Manchester. speed transmission, and heavy health agency. W rite or {flume I'AA PRETTY GOOD I THINK I'M B EC O M IN G A duty clutch, $1,200. Phone H AIR D RE SSE R 'wanted, LuJon Rockville Public Health Nurs­ A(qfllcations now being taken tor office work In M A K E A I WONDER IF THERE'S Appitoation made tor pay­ TON(3RE3TE Fabricators, out­ ATeiCIPPING ROa4£> v, REAL EXPECT AT IT. m ent 8786053. Salon of Beauty, 043-1989. ing Aswt., 62 Park St., R o c 8 our CREDIT DEPT. Full-time, 48hour week, 9-0 N O fS E ? MOCH DEMAND FDK Roofilig and door workers and shop work­ A0 2 0 6 S THE PDND. ■ville. C o m 06066. Telephone (( ROCK-SKIPPERe ers. Have many <^>enings for including two nlghto and Saturday. Part-time — Chimnays 16-A R N ’S or L P N ’s, 11 to 7 shift, 875-4961. IN THE WORLDOF^ steady work and outdoor type 12 - IS hours per week, four nights Including Satur­ ^ 1. ' COMMERCE? Porsonols Motorcyctes- Friday and Saturday nights. ROOFING — Specializing re­ Laurel Manor, 649-4519. BOOKKEEPER, double entry work. No ex{>erlence required, day. Bicyctes 11 pairing roofs of all kinds, new experience and typing ability. year 'round work with over­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys 8 TO 11 P.M. nurse’a aides, full INTOME T ^^M rvlce^^l^^ 19M KAWASAioT 120~^street Permanent poelUon with ex­ time, top pay rates, many cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ or part-time. Laurel Manor, TOY DEPT. MGR., Fidl-time, Moeler, 646-3329, or 520-8263. scrambler, $250. Call 647-9868 cellent benefits—ideal for resi­ benefits, union ahop. An equal 85 hrs week, 89 ibW lAV experience. Free estimates. 6484510. dent east of the river, (toll op{x>rtunlty employer. Allied weekdays, Saturday 9:885. -O------— after 6 p.m. (Jail Howley 0485861. 644- 688-6211 for tqqxflntment. Bldg. Systems, 250 Tolland INCOME TAXES prepared by A NEW You? Try It on for size: HOU8EWEAR DEPT. MOR. Full-time, 85 hrs. week ranciLLA's POP Tpke., Manchester. BY AL VERMEER M arvin Baker, 643-0267. a business of your own, in your SECRETARIES Typists Including one night a week and Saturday. Businoss Sarvicas own community, on your own HOWS MY VOU SOUNDS LIKE needed for work in your area MAN WANTED, work In local a MANCHESTER PABKADE e BEST GIRL Ofterad 13 Miliinary, time, for an income of your and Hartford. Tem{x>rary, full-'' dairy store, three eventngs SURE LOOK, IT'S TIME FOR IN TO M E T A X E S prepared In — ------”? ? M I C E , CHOCOLATE DtO.:-. Orossmaking 19 own. A nd, the beauty and tim e or 88 p.m. Ebccellent pay, plus some Sunday woric. (toil your homo. Call 648'6888. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, glamour of Avon ooemetlcs. MOM. CAKE) J^U^UU ______fireplaces, flagstone terraces. no fee. Staff Buildera, 11 Asy­ 6488017. A fter 0, 043-9707. W « arc an M|ual opportunity omployar J b U _ Ready? Phone 289-4922. TREASURE City contest, trip to AU concrete repairs, both In- DRESSM AKING and altera lum, Hartford, 2787610. tions, evening wear, suits Florlda for two people, for side and outside raUings. Rea- BOOKKBEPINa Machine Oper­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER made to order, 16 years experi­ WANTED — Dental assistant, sale. 6482504. sonably priced. Call 643-0851. ator experienced on a NCR ence. Call 643-7042 w ill train qualified {>erson. 605H,THAT LOOK, PAL..THAT NEW PATIENT IS THIS machine, will qualUy you for SALESMAN RIDE want^ from Maple St. bookkeeping services Those with heavy household SMALL TRUNK LAD'S AUNT...A PADIN6 MOVIB STAR M DRESSMAKING and altera­ this East Hartford position. LOCKBD IN TH' PI5SUISB, HH7E FOR^^— — ------to Iona S^tnufaoturing Ck>., 8 rendered. AU types of business­ responalblUties need not apply. tions, zippers replaced etc. Salary $100 and up, depending WANTED CLINIC'S VAULT A FACB-LIFTl yeAmieOTTA 4:80 p.m/ 646-2986. es. Call 048-5838, Bookkeeping Write Box S, Manchester Call 049-48U. on experience. Fee paid. Rita Herald. Experienced In B e ta ll MAY HAVB JUPTS 7 ftIVSHeRAMISHTy Associates. ______$ AUTOMOBILE Girl, 800 Silver Lane, Stoat Stoira soiling and fam iliar LOOTlhL'JU [iMPORIANTMBfSAit. R ID E W a n t e d , mornings ^PBRSONALl^ only, arrive Constitution Plaza SH ARPE N IN G Service —- Saws, FOR ALTERA'nONS neatly Hartford. 8289416. SHOBT~O^ER~O^OKil part- with Paints, Hardwars, Bfachinery. SI/t-Day Week. at 8:80, from Adams-West knives, aces, shears, skates, and reasonably done in my time, U-8 p.m. A {^y Shady SE C R ETARIE S — Always look- PtCff Canter St. area. 643-2018, eve­ rotary bladee, ()ulck service. home, call 0488750. Olen at Parkade or call 648- Good Pay and Fringe SALESMEN WANTED |5-Zo Ing for girls with good typing Capitol Equipment Co., 38 0511. 3-ZO nings. and shorthand skills. Junior APPLY e TVansportation Furnished r ^ K 'M. Main St, Manchester. Hours Moving— ^T rueking>- secretaries to executive secre­ HAnUMHCSSER — Manager dally 7:886, Thursday, 7:886, • Salary and Ckmunission ROBIN MALONE taries. Salary to 8180 depend­ wanted for shop in Manches­ M.ISH HAROWAM BY BOB LUBBERS Autefflobites For Sate 4 Saturday T.tOA. 6487958. ____ Storogt 20 BIANOHE8TBB ing on exp^ence. All fees ter, salary plus, (toll 648-0822. • M ^ y Fringe Benefits Incl. L ife Insurance, Health «JTHAND50FFf 1&U6H6SrMAN NO WONDER NTOD (3ART Credit very bad? MANCHESTER Delivery-light paid by client companies. Rita A fter 5 p.m. oall 249-0217. TREE SERVICE (Soucter) — and Accident, M ajor Medical and Hospitalization THg6e KIDS a r e I E m s N e r f \ 5 H g S 5 0 Bankrupt, reiXMaeaslon? Hon- Trees cut, building liM clear­ trucking and package delivery. Olrl, 800 Silver Lane, East UNDCR R ie ip IMTERESIEDIM eot Douglas accepts loweat ed, trees topped. Got a tree Refrigerators, washers and Hartford, 5289410. • Paid Sick Time ■RAINW6 RULES, H/M— HEfSOWe down, smallest payments, any­ stove moving, specialty. Fold­ |SJ< problem? Well worth phone HIQOORY STONE where. Not smaU loan finance ing chain for rent. 6480782. WOMAN wanted for general OFTHBFEtJ call, 742-8252. Help Wanted • Paid Vacations and Holidays WONT t£T THEM MFH^HECAMr oompany plan. Douglas Mo­ housecleaning In the Wapping area, one day waekly. (toll 644- AG MUCH AS DOMINATE f LITTLE SPORTS m B O D B O N tors, 845 Main. YOU A R B A-1, truck Is A-1. Poinring— Poparing 21 0164. S M tL B A T A Oellan, attics, yards, drive­ MALE CALL IN POISON 19M W A G O N E B R Jeep, 4-wheel - M*'l J'' ' 0— 1 ways sealed and small truck­ pitHf"** ^ r r <-SAP l.'S .'T S p'i drive w4Ui or without plow. INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ WAITRESS wanted, 11:80 to 2 CHIEf DFSIGN ENGINEER ing done A-1 right. Call Tra- — SEE — OaU 742-7649. cial rates for people over 60. p.m., Monday through Friday. niMEDIATE OPENING mano Trucking Service toll- Call my competitors, then call Apply in person. Jane Alden VrtlH A SMALL PBOOBESSIVE I M STUD EB AKER, 4-door free, 742-0487, me. Etottmates given. 6487868, Reetaurant, Vernon (hroto, ELBO TBICAL A P P L IA N C E M A N V FA C TU B IN O CO. MR. DOUCETTE or MR. OLIVER sodan, low mileage, good con­ 8788401. Vernon. 8 A L A B Y 810,000 . $18,000 COMPUTER time avaUaUe, dition, 9450. 8780141. APPLY _____ nightly, Saturday, Sundays at EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, WOMAN to work In store Tues­ reasonable rates. Mixed tape- exterior and interior Paper­ day and Friday, 2:8810 p.m. IONA MANUFACTURING CO. PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Ine. radio, disk. HI908S8K. CtoU d U . 648 C IMI h NU. Uc. m In. uz re. 0«. 3-Xo IfN VOLKSWAGEN, hanging. OelUngs, etc. Inouiod, Apply In person. R. Charest ______BEQBNT 8T.. MANCHB8TEB 878 MAIN ST.. MANfTHEHTEB 0488881 heater, red, 6480787. 5861. 8481008. Baso, R<. 80, Vernon.

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Situations Wcmtod— Apar^nts—floh— WontMl To Rant 48 Houtot For Sola MANCHESTER EVENING HEkALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE M alt 39 BERRY'S WORLD T o n o m a n ts A3 W ANTEO-One room with bath, H.U n-nonsn Raimh HooM f For Solo 72 Houtot For Solo 72 Housot For Salt 72 EXPERIENCED licenaed In- preterrably unfurnished, de- ’carport, only mlnutsa . Out of Town Wonttd— fttol EstolG 77 CLASSIFIED SIX ROOM Ook*»el, three b^. Bank Branch atnictor available to tutor. DELMONT Street — Six-room For Salt ' 75 Bids To Be Opened May 6 474 MAIN St;, 8-room heated ^ T®*"* “ “P** away from Manchester. For to- rooms, dining room, 1% baths, MANCHESTER — New listing. SELLING YOUR HOME? For Reading:, English or Social apartment, $110, 648-2426, l>-5. ------Ing co lle ^ . Good --- references.------formation ^ ccOl------MltUn “RM lty, - bungalow with tour rooms prompt courteous service that Studies. Evenings, Saturdays, Owner transfered. Assume Two family, 6-6, good fticoms. VERNON — 6H room 1960 84B-1806. Realtor* 648-6980. down and two up. Enclos­ gets results. Csdl Louis Dimock Open House ADVERTISING Sundays, 643-M90. per oenf mortgage. June 1st H- M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- Ranch, ^ e n acres, 977’ front- For Housing for Elderly occupancy.-Call 648-9094. ed front porch. New wiring. ^ age, 20 X 80’ recent outlAilld- Realty, 64»-9e38. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Pumithod MANCHESTER — Very large »• With $7,0(X) down, you can as- The members of the Man­ Butin jroptrty Ing. ClMe to highway. Hutch­ AIL CASH for your property In the redeveloped North End. bedroom Ranch In a prime MANCHESTER Green ArraZ. IN the center of town, four-bed­ Biune FHA mortgage and have Set Friday chester Housing Authority 8 AJ». to 4:30 P.M. Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 ■ Apdrtmonts 63-A ins Agency Realtors, 6494824 within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. The projset won a $1,188,000 70 residential area, 2 fireplaces, Six room Ranch, large Ore- room two-bath older home. An monthly payments of $182. T.J. ------(MHA) heard last night from Instant servloe. Hayes Agency, The Connecticut Bank and grant last Nov. 1, from Housing OROOMmc aiiTbreeds. ~Har- 8H ROOMS at Oak Lodge ------— ------:------— bathe, rec room, garage, lUaced living room, aluminum excellent buy at only $23,600.. . Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. BOLTON — 6% room Ranch, Apartments, Tolland Tpke., CENTER Street, an eight 648-0181. Leon Enderlln, the executive di­ and Urban Development, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. mony Hill. H.C. Chase. Hebron immaculate throughout. Ask­ siding, full basement, garage. ^th ln a block of St. James three to four bedrooms, family Trust Co’s. N. Main St. office rector, that first steps ore about Manchester, 15 minutes from ga^Re SOUTH END-Movo in tomor­ (HUD) In WashinKton. Rd.. Boltor. 848-5427. IP ing $29,900 H. M. FrenlMtte, Low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 848- School. Bight rooms In b41, room, fireplace, garage. Ehc- in the North End has e]q>iuided to be taken that wlH bring their 4;M P.M. DAY BEFORE PimUCATION Charter Oak Bridge, adulU, no locateil n tone. row, older seven-room in tip­ WANTED — Five or six irooms. The North End project wUI Realtors 647-9098. 0181. combination windows, real reUent area. Private treed lot. 76-unlt, elderly housing project COLLIES—Six weeks reserve- , CO M ^ CA H pets, $140. monthly. Available T>w*Htng: be easily con- ______top condition. IH baths, three Will pay $16,000 cash. No wMle doing an about-face. The contain 62 efficiency units and OMidllnc tor Satantoy and Monday to 4 :M p.m. Frlday Mg lot with plenty of trees. Only $21,900. Hayes Agency, to fruition. tlons how being taken on AKC. April 1st. 648-9171. verted for professional or com- j^j^cHESTER — Ovsrslisd r o o m agents. Ctoll 648-6090. finished remodeling will ,be on 24 one-bedroom units. Rents wM EIOHT Oohmlal re- Give us a call and START bedrooms, cornei: lot. Owner •46-0131. sable and white pups. Cham­ merclal occupancy. Robert J. Looking for a custom EnderHn said that advertising YOCR CXWPERATION WHX produetiem, 2% baths, 2 fire- finds the house too big, anxious LCT* US sell your house quiet­ display tomorrow night from 6 be $42.60 and $6240 a nrnnth. pionship background. $75 and SUB-LET from May 1st through Smith, Inc., 968 Main Street, PACKINO. T. J. Crockett, for bids on the project wlU start BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 FAR BEHIND? built home in excellent condi­ places, family room, recrea­ Realtor, 648-1677. to sell. Any reasonable offer BOLTON — Blg>- house, big lot, ly and quickly. We have to 9 during on open house, with The MHA says over 100 people up. Call 875-0207. Sept. 80, completely furnished 649-5241. tion? Huge living room with tion room, double garage, 2 will be given serious considera­ 8-room older home, plus 4- April 1, and Ud openings will have expressed Interest in Uvtaif qua’ifled buyers. CaU Ken refreshments. 6-room apartment, central, all ------paUos, trees. Superb landscap­ tion. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, take place May 6. to the proposed apartments. DACHSHUNDS, Chihuahuas, center fireplace, dining room, Ma n c h e s t e r Green area. *,. room apartment. 4Vi choice Hastings 742-8274, or Harold uUliUes, adulU, $185. monthly. 643-1577. The building was the town’s The project, known to the Weimaraners, AKC registered 1^ baths, 2-car ganiAe, screen­ ing, 200* fronta^. Hutchins neat five room ranch with the acres. Louis DImock Realty, Heller Agency, 742-7141. Continued From Preceding Page 643-6248. Land For Sola 71 first bank branch office to 1962 MHA aiMl the federal offlotols Utters. Sale subject to vets ed In porch, excellent lot, many Agency Realtors. e40-5S24. basement finished. Open porch, 849-9823. Aj^xtndmately 7,000 mllen of MANCHESTER — Move right as a branch of the Manchester In New York as ” CkMvn-26-8,” okay. Some ready to go. 1- ONE ROOM, furnished, lease COVENTRY — Eleven acres extras. Asking $28,900. H. M. two baths, two fireplaces, best coastal waters from Labrador TWO FAMILY, 6-8, waU to waU. of construction. Owner wants a in, 8-bedrqom Ranch, fonnal COLUMBIA Lake— 8-bedroom Tntst Co. which merged with consists of 76 units of low-cost to North Oarokna, ranging in Help Wanted— Male 36 H elp. Wanted— 828-8678. and security required, $75 per ” *** frontage. $6,700. Frechette Realtors, 647-999$. dining room, bath and a half, oven and ranges, separate fur­ fast sale, . .this could be your cottage, large fireplace, large Columbia CBT in 1968. housing for the elderly. The width from 80 to 60 mllsa make month Paul W. Dougan Real- Philbrick Agency Realtors, 649------——— -----— large living room with fire­ Male or Fomala 37 TOY POODLES for sale. AKC tor, 649-4835. 5M7- MANCHESTER — Dartmouth naces, wolk-out basement, nice opportunity. Move in Im­ l>atlo with fireplace, ISO’ on The North End Renewal Pro­ apartments will be located on UP the home of the Amertoan place and bookcases, rec room registered. Call after 8, 648------!______!______Rd. New 7-room Raised Ranch, quiet nelghbosliood, one year mediately. T.J. Crockett, Reab lake. Hutchins A g ea x y Read- ject and the relocation of N. a b o u t ^ ^ acrea of flat land lobelter. and basement garage. Prime 7824. ------r — ;------n ------= 2H baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry oU. Wolverton Agency Real- tor, 643-1677. A tors, 649-6324. 1Q2 Pints Main St. from the south side of DRIVERS , - 7 2 room, buiit-ina, piasured ton , 649-2818. locaUon. $27,9(X). Make this a the bank bnuudi to the north Business Loccrilons Mouses For Sale BOLTON — (Scenic Mount CLERK POUR KITTENS need a good OOBURN R ea d .. .a fine custom must to see. International As­ side prompted the remodeUng. For Rent 64 m in u t e s from Manchester all “****' OXFORD Street—"A one-car sociates, 647-18(X). Sumner), Ansoldl built (19(16) ROUTE home. Free. Call after 6 p.m. built colonial in an area of O f B lo o d The front door has''become the 649-9286. aw MATO — «5------«— ^ plaster 5-room Ranch, large home.” In these dajna you usu-’ comparable homes. This Is one brick and frame six-room Co­ Opportunity in .Data Proc­ 263 MAIN Street, offices for J ^ -d lot flreolace $17 600 cupancy. Built by Ansaldi. RANCH — Six rooms, 3 bed­ back door and vice versa. The essing, nights, for clerk with ally need two cars, but here to of the finest we have seen. lonial Ramcb. Attoched 2-car W. G. GLENNEY CO. rent, $40. monthly. Ask for Charles Lesperance, 649-7820. rooms. ihis attractive home bank was the first to make a SALESMEN good figure aptitude and Mr. Frechette, 647-9993. Agency, Keaiior, « « - ______^ ------a nine-room home in an ex­ Sunken Uvlng room, two fire­ garage on parklike acre.A real G>Ilected offers proud ownership. Many commitment to the project and with some knowledge of TOY Pox Terrier puppies. Call - - v A -1 tremely central location where places, 1% baths, throe bed­ value at $28,600. CaU Suzanne ------MANOHESTBR ^ ra s. Tlmrod Rd. Upper 80’a. the first to fully complete Its If you want Job security and EAM , equipment. Good 649-7767. you can walk to everything. rooms, rear porch enclosed, Shorts, 646-3283, J. Watson A total of 102 pints of blood ANNUAL w e s t s id e - 6 nx»ns. mod- A-RANCH WITH TREES business buUdtog. The buUdlng a guaranteed Income based also be used for small work Four bedrooms up, and five side porch, garage, must be Morrison Agency, 643-1015. Beach h Oo., liealtora, 278- were collected at the Blood- wages and working condi­ SEALPOINT Siamese kittens, Just listed!! 6-room Alumi- now has two drive-ln teller win­ on salary plus commission, shop. Call 648-9678. em kitchen with bullt-lns, for- rooms down Including a bright seen to be appreciated. T. J. 6960. mobUe visit to CMumUa Tues­ tions with convenient free 10 weeks old, for sale. Call N \ niun sided Ranch on a love­ $23,(X)0 — Privacy, 6-room dows, three new indoor teUer plus opportunity to advance / - __ mal dinhig room, three bed- kitchen, formal dining room,' Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. day. There were six rejects parking and benefit pro­ 649-6465. ( ly tree shaded lot. Fire- Ranch, paneled family room, rtaUons, a conference room, based on your capabilities, SMALL STORE near 100 per rooms, large enclosed porch, Uvlng room, fam ily room and among the 108 who presented gram. Apply, First National placed living room with car­ stove, dishwasher, garage, se­ safe deposit qiaoe, and a bigger we can offer you a position cent Main Street location. Ap- garage, aluminum siding, 124,- office or -car ga- ' Hutchins A gency,' Realtors, RESIDENCE with rental — ing space. Sealtest Foods on establish­ ------tors, 649-5347. ' basement with garages, five room house. Selling ea a Three-gallon pins went to Mrs. MANCHESTER —Three hew ______rage. Otolce -buy In today’s 649-5824. Hampton, Oonn. Eight rooms, The'official reopening of the ed routes. ■FOR “ A JOB well done feeUng" awntoga, etc. The ideal family package. Price reduction for VUglnla Osborne, Andover, and stores for lease. 600x100 square market for $24,600. Please two baths, oil heat, basement office will bo held at 9 a.m. clean carpets with Blue Lustre. home that must be seen to be quick sale. Wolverton Agency YOUNG 6%-room Ranch, with Rudoljrfi Albalr and Arthur INTERIOR REAL Estate Salesman, carpet­ Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 feet. Busy location. Reasonable. caU 649-5306. garage, approximately two To be qualified you should Rent electric shampooer $1. MANCHESTER appreciated. Owners transfer­ Realtors. 649-2818. attached garage, 3 large bed­ Sweet, Columbia. Two-gallon Monday. The office to managed ed office, central location, es­ Hayes Agency, 046-0131. acrea, beautiful shade. Im­ by J o a ^ A. VOlz, CBT Assis­ be a high school graduate, Paul’s Paint 4 Wallpaper Sup- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, red out of state. Please call for rooms family sized kitchen, donors were Robert Bennett, tablished , agency, member f l o r i s t gift shop, beauty mediate occupancy. Asking tant vice president. MINNFLO LATEX ambitious and willing to put ply- ranges, automatic washers ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office. Assumable 6-room Colonial, B & W . appointment, as It to a pleasure 20! living room. Really trim Andover, Mrs. Corene Jones, In a long day in return for three Multi|de Listing Serv- salon, etc. Attractive 6 room $13,600., one third down. Boy, ^th guarantees. See them at Oent^Iy^ located. Mrs. Dorsey, $130, includes heat, 646-2426, one-car garage, wooded lot, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. to show. T. J. Crockett, Real­ and tidy tree shaded yard, too. Hebron and Richard Curiand a good Income and company Ices. Mr. Hutchins, 180 Center CLEAN RUGS. Mke new, so home, garage, covered patio, what a buy! Joseph' Hodtberg, B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 049 14 Arch St. 9-5. on bus Une. Only $21,900. Mlanchester F ^kade tor, 648-1677. $23,500. Wolverton Agency and Mrs. Aubyn Baratrom. One- PUT WALL PAINT paid pension plan, medical St. 649-6324 easy to do with Blue Lustre. fireplace, 2 acres. Hutrtiina Broker, phone WUllmantlc 1- Main St. CaU 648-2171. Manchester 649-6806 Realtors, 049-2813. gaUon pins were received by J. and surgical benefits, ac­ Rent electric shampooer $1. FIVE—room suite of front Main Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. 466-9637. Andover l U M I i F l i O Assumable 9-room Ranch T. Hohmaim, Andover and cident and sickness insur- Olcott Variety Store. SEWING MACHINES — singer St. offices, 100 percestt loca­ including very large rec RANCH — Six room, three bed­ MANCHESTER — 2-famUy, 6-6 Apartments— Flats— TOP INVESTMENT CUSTOM built overslae Cape on Nicholas Ferrlgjia :ince and life insurance. FIRST AND SECOND automatic zig-zag, excellent tion near banks, air-condition­ room, built-in vacutun clean­ In a residential area, good $ C - 9 6 ALUMINlHd SHEETS — Used rooms, two baths, family room, oversize lot 120’ wide and ex­ First time donors were Miss SHIFTS condition. Makes buttonholes, Tenements 63 ed, automatic fire sprinkler. er, 2 bsths, swimming pool. floor plan, with 2 bedrooms, Finance Unit as printing plates. .009 thick, brick front, attached garage. HOUSING^ ceptionally well landscaped, 2- Vernon JoAnn Gadoury and Mrs. Irene hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ Apply Marlow’s, 887 Main St. Asking $31,900. living room, dining room, and INTERESTED? 28x86” , 25 cents each or 5 for Mid 20’s. 610 Wetherall Morri­ car garage, Bowers School. Blair, Columbia, and JoAnn Multi-Circuit — a rapidly inallyInaUy over $800., 6 monthly MODERN ttiree-room apart- W r. ______son Realtors, 648-1015. large kitchen, oil hot water Res. $7.45 81. Call 648-2711 ’Three-famUy, good loca­ We tlitok we have cornered the $28,000. Phllbrick Agency, Fashion Revue Munson, Andover. Reviews New Apply growing firm in the elec­ W m en to of W-M each or pay- ment. all utUltles Included. heat, alumlmmi storms a n d rv.li Ptotely furnished. Can be used tion, good income, corner market on the finest two family Realtor, 649-5847. There were 59 donors from V> tronics field extends cm In­ HANSEN surf board, 9’ 6” , very ®22-0931 dealer. AvaUabite LARGE, clean, attractive 11- screens, extra 67 x 148’ treed Immediately. Call together. Main lot Price to r i^ t on this room house Including 4-room listings available in Manchester. building lot, A-zoned. Wolver­ Slated' Tonight Columbia, 20 from Hebron, 26 vitation to visit our plant to good condition. $100. CaU 844- DOUBLE Bed with box SDrine kCANCHESTER — Colonial 3 Budget Bids INTERIOR St. Call 043-9678. one. rental plus excellent barn, 332' Here la a sampling of what we ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. from Andover one each from Sealtest Foods discuss tradnee opportunities 8001. ^ ------bedrooms, dining room, 1% A fashion revue, “Cavalcade and maUress, walnut, excellent THREE-room apartment, heat------; frontage, $28,500. H utohlns have to offer. Marlborough and Coilcheater The Board of Finemce public in the following areas; Two residential lots, north baths, front to back living of Ooltens Sew Show,” wiU be LUXTONE 255 Homestead Ave., condition. $76. Oast Iron, bath- ed, recently redecorated $80 office, S Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. SPLIT LiEVEL, all brick con- and two from Lebanon. east section, Buckley School room 'With center fireplace, ex­ presented by the Vernon Jun­ hearings to receive the 1969-70 Hartford. Conn. PLATING room sink with norcelnln Ooji o«A_gKia ’ rooms and lavatory. House 4 COTTAGE STREET — Conven­ stniction. 4 b^rooms, formal Mrs. PautoBramhaU was cap­ ^______Hale Bldg. CaU 64S-4at6’*lrfter area. cellent condition. H. M. ior Women’s Club today at the budgets from the Board of SEMMH jOSS Interviews dally 8:30-4:30 p.m. SILK SCREENING GEORGE GRIFFING INC. iently located in downtown area dining room, 2% baths, ma­ tain of the w ky end other woric- Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. Vernon Center Middle School at An equal opportunity employer INSPECTION PRODUCTION most new, little used, $50. Call GRISWOLD Street — 40, three ® P'*” ' HOLLISTER STREET on a Business n zoned lot. 4 hogany family room, 2 fire­ ers w ere: Canteen, Mrs. Louts Selectmen, Board of Education places, 2-car garage, many 8 p.m. ROUTING GRAVEL water, dls- f o r r e n t ot .g«ieuai Mgin room per qnlt with 2H baths. TWO-FAMILY with business Soracchl, Mrs. Donald Pearce, and Town Clerk were roasonah- Chocs location, six romn more features. Must be seen. Mrs. Ctorl Slusarezyk wiU be Mrs. Donald Caulfield Sr.; donor ______SOLDER EARL EVERETT Reallstloally priced at $29,9(X). poMibilltieB. Both apartments ly well attended. Subetantial in­ L U X M in i HANDMADE braided rug, all m 7- » colonial in good condition. Phllbrick Agency Realtors, 649- chairman with Mrs. Robert aides, Mrs. Richard Osborne, OPPORTUNITY urilmlted. At . , , ANDOVER 742-7886. Three bedrooms up, Uvlng are to A-1 condition. Call early creases in the first two budgets Send-OloM thUi time we have an excellent between 10 a.m .*12 noon WOOL reversible, 9)4'xl0%. Just 4046 1-633-7402 ^ Office Excellent loca- REAL e s t a t e 5347. Hatch to serve as commentator. Mrs. Fred Madit, Mrs. John finished. For information call tion for any use. 648-2426 from room, formal dining room, OAK STREET—This to a Jewel to see this unusual property. brought forth IttUe comment A oppottunky for a man to be ^ ® P '"' “ r. Harvey M odds wlU Include Mrs. John Cragin, Mrs. Kirby Tappan, 643-0064. NEW ONE and two-bedroom de- ® ® P '" 643-7019 and kitchen down. FuU base­ of a 2 family, arranged in du­ Norman S. Hohenthal, Realtor, bright spot showed up when the Reg. f 8.10 tredned In sales. We are an old SMALL CERAMIC kiln, home Heaney, Mrs. Frank Bruno, Mrs. Mrs. Edward Hc^kins, Mrs. ment, attached one-car ga­ plex fashion, 6 rooms per apart­ 646-1166. Rosort Proporty operation of the town clerk’s, of­ reliable firm and this position p r i m e office for lease. Excep- Austin GUlls, Mrs. James Kelly, Richard Davis, Mrs. Winston Res. 12.55 Q t 12.04 made, accessories, $35. CaU available now. Call Paul rage. Hear patio with fire- ment with a 2 car garage. Nice­ fice showed a poaetUe "profit” is permanent with a br^ht fu­ MULTI-CmCUITS 643-2581. MANCHESTER — Six room For Sal* 74 Mrs. Brian WUl, Mrs. Mark Abbott, Mrs. John Pringle; staff ELECTRIC STOVE, 30” HW. w . Dougan, Realtor, 649-4635. ly maintained with aluminum of $1,778. 50 HARRISON STREET mTcy Bldg?Sa“ :^‘"a^d M^n ^.N ^^STER Spotless Cape. place. T. J. Crockett. Real-' Oape fireplace, formal dining Peterson and Mrs. Prank Bug- aides, Mrs. Harry Chalmers, ture for the one who qualifies. Call after 6 :30, 643-2388. 3 bedrooms, dining room, wall tor, 643-1677. MANCHESTER SORRY Sal Is now a merry gal. siding. A real buy at $32,(XX). room, oil hot water heat, ga­ nacld. Although the enrollment of Salary, commissions and vehi­ - — ------30 I^JCUST St. — first floor 4 St. P an el^ , alr-conditloned. to wall carpeting, 2 full baths, Mrs. Donald Tuttle, Mrs. John PORCH and cle furnished. Vacations with She used Blue Lustre rug and TAPPAN gas rtove, very good rooms, heat, hot water $140 Call evenings, 646-5820, 643- rage, wooded lot, on bus line, TOLLAND The Junior models will be Car­ Groman, Mias Jean Natsch, and the elementary ariiool will be an estimated 380 next year, an pay. Insurance and other em- _ _ upholstery cleaner. Rent elec- condition, cooking _ and heating______„ 646-2426 9-6. 6614, 248-1028. i l l i f privacy Raised Ranch. 7 CENTER S’TREET—This to a near shopping and school. Char rie SJuaarczyk, Carol Churllla, registered nurses, Mrs. Josefto FLOOR pk>ye benefits. ’This is a bet- FRIENDLY Ice Cream Shop, trie shampooer, $1. W. H. Eng- stove. Also Shelvador refriger- *^««^tors. rooms, 2 fireplaces, 1% baOis, fine money maker with 8 rooms Bon Real Elatate, 643-(X>S3. SAVE $1,200 List Anezis and Andrea Skow- Drew, Mrs. AUen Yale, Mrs. Ed Increase of only lo from the ter than average opportunity. *PuHand ’Tpke., in Caldor Shop- land Hardware. ator. 643-6611. In each apartment In duplex renek. Models from the OUfoert current year, doUars to be ex­ POUR rooms, second floor, un­ recreation room, garage, alu- WUL build 1,200 sq. ft. Ranch Sharp apd Mrs. Thomas Houses For Rent 65 styling. Low maintenance coats MANCHESTER and SulUven Workshop o l Man­ pended inorease from $226,000 ENAMEL If you feel you qualify, please PtoS Center has fuU-tlme and heated, gas range, refrigera- $18,100. Manchester, attracUve aiding, acre, view, $27.- on beautifuUy wooded lot! O’Brien. ___orA m.’rt-Timo UN%rlr ava<1««V>lA UXMili due to aluminum siding. to $280,000. Well over one-half “A-1 LOCATION” m-baths, fireplace, oven chester wlU model coetumee re­ Properties were handled by R>80Ha»14N)N Couldn’t find a better location 6 minutes from PAW, 10 of the $65,000 increase is for and range, garage. Buy presenting fashions of the past WUbur Fletcher Fred Davis and for this type of property. Priced mtoutee downtown Hartford. personnel compensation. The In­ ^ ^ 6 . 4 4 now lat $21,900. Prices wtiU centuries. All costumes for the Rev. George Evans; trans­ to sell at $85,000. “ The 'frosting on this this portion have been designed come to he applied to the above Increciae soon! portation, Prescott Hodges, and Res* $8.05 choice” tooatibn, lovely 6- and hand made by Mrs. Louise luncheon workers, St. Columba’s SToee cost is dlfficuU to eetl- DEAN MACHINE to assume resnonsiwnt^'^n?' — - ■ ------«xceUent condition,"corn- ment or home. J.D. Real Es W. Dougan. Realtor. 640-4636. ______battis, new oak flooro, act., ect. PRODUCTS room custom ibuUt Ranch C. B. GOVANG Wlthey. Ladles Society, Mrs. Albert mate until the LeglMature acts form and food^^^vllMi^^R n r r i and bright are P“ete with all attachments and tate Associates, Inc., 648-6120 SEVEN room house, refrigera- MANCHESTER and vicinity _ Professionally apipraised. Ask HEARTS AND FLOWERS with attached garage. Here on die per pupil grant. If the ______carpets cleaned with Blue carrying case. 640-9268. w 1LF«» *’*4------__ A____ ASSOCIATES Members of the Women’s club Gray, Mrs. Richard Urban Mrs. 102 COLONIAL ROAD to a must see situation tor current ADM baste is used that vlded, no experience neces­ Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ LOOKING for anything ^ ^ «*tate In ®®*^tore Agen- We think our sales staff to WlU present a one-act play, “The J.A. Blernat, Mrs. Bollsh Pla- $24,900. Please caU 640-6306 648-9574 872-4165 Income should be aAxxit $64,000 sary. Applications accepted 2 - er, $1. Manchester Hardware estate rentals — apartments, Manchester, Highland Park ar- all price ranges call Mitten ______worthy of note also. Doris Smith Ladles of the Mop,” which wiU seckl and Mrs. Walter Nyquist. 9 p.m. at our shop or call for or 876-6611. for the elementary schooL Has Immediate Openings & Supply. 877 Main St.7 64^ MochineiV and Took 52 dwellings, no ®a- ______Realty, Realtors. 643-6930. LARGE 6-room Cape, full ahed and Nick Convertlno are tops in be directed by Mrs. J. AUen apix>lntment 640-6563. our book. Schuerman. There will be door Manchester Evenliag Herald The selectmen budget In- DAYS ------*®®®- **®^ Estate COVENTRY — Three-bedroom SDC-room Colonial with garage, 1% baths, basement prizes and refreshments. Tic­ Columbia correspondent Vir­ dloates a possible increase of CATALOG free I’ll send you MOWER and saw sharp- Associates, Inc., 648-6129, house, minute.walk to lake, for 66 Keeney Street Manchester. garage, 12x18 living room with They do a professional Job with B (Sl .W Turret Lathe operators, In­ O lit of Town kets may be obtained from any ginia Carison, Del.'fM-9224. about $16,000 with $^8,800 of that FOSTER fireplace 3 bedrooms. Aaklng quiet competence. We are sure BARROWS and WALLA<3E Co. spectors — Final inspection aU new Popular Club catalog. n ^ d ^ f a T “ LOCUST Street, six room du- tospectlon, weekends. 75 club member or at the door the amount requested for an In­ $23,900. Owner-Agent, 646-2212. you will agree If you call on Manchester Parkade For Sale GRANDPARENTS Let your friends shop from It! "rfr^ P*®’'’ preferred. $140. ®hln^ and diyer. stove incM- night of the show. crease In the first selectman’s for air-craft parts. MANCHEJSTER them with your real estate prob­ Manchester 649-6306 Then you pick $50 and more 7^;? ’ ®*®*“®"‘ ®®n*tlon. 742- Lease and security required. «^- appointment call 1-228- BOWERS School — 4-bedroom VERNON — Immaculateness Is Sex Discrimination salary from $1,200 to $8,000 and Applications now being tak­ ■- —..... ‘ ®®'- ^ 9115, strout Realty, Hebron. In free items. Alice Williams, 646-2426, 9 to 6 p.m. OWNER MUST SELL lems. the word that describes this 3- capital outlays of $U,000 plus NIGHTS en for positions as Foster This six-room In town Co­ Cape, family room, garage MANCHESTER — Six room Claimed in Job Loss 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. Popular CTub Plan. Dept. W603, OFFSET printing equipment. A. 5XvF TFVAvmq * plus many extras, $24,900. Coll Colonial, exceUent condltioni, bedroom Ranch. Kitchen has Papal Defense Group tor road equipment, town Grandparents at Mansfield lonial with two car garage. buUt-ins, wall to wall carpet­ NEW YORK (AP) — Richard Training School. Transpor­ Lynbrook, N.Y. B. Dick Model 360 offset p^ss. owner, 648-1697. JARVIS REALTY CX). new kitchen, fireplace, ga­ LONDON (AP) — An organi­ grarage and dog pound work, Turret Lathe Operators - your apartment or house. Call Out of Town We have It listed for $19,- ing in the living room, huge F. Read has complained to the tation usuaUy provided. Re­ Kenro vertlcle 18x24 camera, rage. Owner transferred. Im­ zation oalleid the Thomas More and another radio uMt. Brown & Sharp pr^uction Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- For Rent 66 900, but!! come see and MANCHESTER — Four room REALTORS MLS REALTORS corner Iqt with split rail fence, state Divialon of Human Rights 'I quirements: Low Income A.B. Dick Model 107 plate make us an offer! Located mediate occupancy. CaU now, Group has (been formed here to At Funeral ’ ' miller aet-up operators. 4535. Ranch, Ideal retirement or rec room. Assumable FHA that the loss of his Job as a persons, over 60. Call 1-429- Fuel and Feed 49-A maker, Nu-Art stripping______table ___ ELLINGTON — Plnney Brook 643-1121 $23,600. Hayes Agency, 646- "defend the papacy against con­ beauty parlor hairdreaaer was a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pftinstlefal, in Vei^danck Schoiol area, starter home. Picture book mortgage, $22,500. Phllbrick All Benefits. 9391, Ext. 396 or 643-9038. OT7IA ci/-,xTm I IncewtiiMaiiSe ^U R room apartment, central- er^T^menTlaun^ Md ^ r- ^ '''' Agency, 648-0683. the PfansUehl famUy will Experienced in posting time, Owner. $20,900. Meyer Agency Real­ finished rec room, walk-out the Refornnatloin. Thomas More, him she did not hire males to Household Goods 51 IWUSICal instrum ents 53 ly locked, newly decorated, age, total electric, $120. per BARIWWS and WALLACE Co. MANCHESTER — LaraiT^ll attend another service for Mia. FOUR MEN, PART-TIME to Job records. All Benefits. tors, 648-0609. basement and pool. Acre land­ who was Chancellor under ICtog dress hair. P IE C E S 2.49 - STORE wide sale — Pianos, or- **® **®'^' month. Call James J. Gessay constructed Colonial. Three scaped lot. Clean, quiet neigh­ Henry V in ,. was executed to Discrimination to employment Chapin to be held In North At- Eyenings. 6 p.m.to 10 p.m. Model Home Furniture WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE OR MORE GALLONS gans, guitars and band In- 876-0134 ______bedrooms, 1% baths, fireplace, borhood. Owner, 647-1749. 1635 for failing to recognize the because of sex is contrary to tlefboro, Masa, at 11 a.m. Burial OF MINNESOTA PAINTS PRODUCTS Married only, car needed. DEAN MACHINE 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL strumenU all reduced this . ®"®®® required, Slip-On Apron monarch as head of the Church. law. will be In FTainviUe, Mass. $3. per hour to start. Call ELLINGTON - 3% room Gar- MANCHESTER - 2 DamUy, 12 Wroge. Immediate oc- MiwNaaoT* PRODUCTS 19 PIECES week only. Ward Music Co., 840 Evenings, 643-8470. A Smooth Fit CLOSE ito Route 2, for com­ Roaming Dogs 646-4880. 2-7 p.m. only. d ^ ^ en ts ro^, «>®nui. M and 2. Cenve^Uent ^ E-Uta. muting to Hartford or East Deputy State D og Warden 4 full 10” dinner plates 102 COLONIAL RD. $297 DUPLEX 4H rooms. IH baths, heat,” *^!©^' woTot, ^ ^ locatton, city water, city sewer, MANCHESTER, CONN. Hartford, farmette, 114 acre, Ronald Mathewson has an­ 4 soup or salad bowls Interior Designer wants reliable ^ET OF drums. exceUent condl- «ntrance. colored GE $140 monthly, wall to wall car- **®“*- 2-story, 3-bedroom house near Australia Votes Against nounced that the danger from 4 cups a m S or n ew Ii^ T to a c ^ ^ ^1®" Mack peart. new 876-9407, t® «. shopping and lake. Qualified roaming packs of dogs has 4 saucers buyer needs only $6,(X)0 down. com e to the point where no AUTOMOBILE AKB v o t , » r - h ■” SEVEN ROOM Older home, ex- Probe of Scandal Charges all of the following areas — Quality Furniture Just ROCKVILLE — Attractive 8% ®®’**®t condition, on bus line. Call 1-228-9116, Strout Realty,^ prior warning will be given to This beautiful Spanish-styled luncheon CLEAN-UP MAN East Hartford, South Windsor, to w^ehouses for Pub- APARTMENT — 2H-room, $110 room apartment In residential Property Includes 2 extra buUd- RFD No. 1 Hebron, Conn. sia and in Canberra last Christ­ the owners of such dogs before set includes the four place settings 2-24 INS AUflTRALIA VOTES arrest of the owners for allow­ Manchester or Glastonbury. If ®' ® complete WanteO—^TO Buy 58 P®*" month, security and lease area, stove, refrigerator and lots. Marion E. Robertson. VERNON mas. HEBRON — Newly listed. Look­ OANOERIRA. AustraUa (AP) ing the animals to run free. shown in elegantly-textured avocado $2.50 per hour. Overtime if the answer is yes. this is the with the $1,000 90k. 8 required, Paul W. Dougan heat, adults, no pets, $100. Realtor, 648-0968 O NE SIZE The gossip sheet, which is WANTED — Antique furniture ing for a country atmosphere — The Australian House of Rep­ Mathewson states that there green glassware from Anchor-Hocking. desired. FuU benefit pro­ first step in the"^right lo tio n Convertible living Room. Realty, 649-4535.______MANCHESTER - SpoUess 6 VERNON (14-16-18) but yet minutes from Manches­ published by Sydney Journalist 6 pc. bedroom, 5 pc. Dinette. glass, pewter, oil paintings or has been much damage to deer gram. Apply in person to for a better than average In­ ter? Six-room Cape with ga­ resentatives voted today not to Frark Browne, said Pri-vate Start to collect Soreno; you'll soon be $10 down, you may purchase other antique Hems. ^ Any MANC3HESTER, Park (Chestnut ______!______room Ranch with kitchen buUt- I Wilson Lane Apartments. and other animals In recent Mr. Mike Lynch. come. We are offering two full­ rage on large well landscaped investigate scandal charges in­ Eye sold the world rights of the any room individually. Im­ quantlty. The Harrison’s, 643- Apartments, available VERNON — Brand new 8%- ^s, fuU basement, one car ga- JNow avaUabla new 8 ^ 1 weeks, and that a concerted ef­ collecting compliments. time sales positions in the I rooms at $l6(i! Spacious lot. Many extras. CaU Inter­ article to the CIA. mediate delivery or free 8709, 165 Oakland Street. April 1, 4^4-room apartment at room apartment In lovely real- roge, half acre lot. Senstbly I volving Prime Minister J p„,ent. s, 1 ^ 1 9993. ”I,am glad it has now been Mon.-Fri, 9-9, Sat. 9-6 15***“ ’ parking and! brought Into the open,” he de­ inference could be that this Andover correspondent, Law­ ford, 522-0214. Femaie 38 SobM for rent, private en- "ZenuTporest « ORDERED: That three mtmCUk _ from the 12th day of March. 1969, { “•••toent storage lnclud-| SOUTH Windsor —Immaculate clared. could be used to blackmail the rence Moe, tel. 742-67S4. Paint Brush Specials _ KELVINATOR Refrigerator, For rent, 4-room be and the aame are hmited arfl Ranch, 3 bedrooms, paneled prime minuter. Gorton said he was satisfied ELEXTTRICIAN______— full______-time.will sell reasonable. Call 643- Call 649-0696. apartment, heat Included. Al- & " * J^TbriS? ta*1h?{? cTii™ , ” If this la true, It would ob­ ______tog, $136. a month. kitchen with buUt-lna, new wall with his own conduct and that 3” E and J Goldcroft steody employment, insurance Jobs In my home. Call 7576. *2V^D D174M9T4 S a . ------so Arefrigerator, CAA IgVA CA4>Vfa , BVWYV.stove. WSSWOne- against OSAUsaid aaiSM,ostata, WnUand WQsaid ao-ad- Phone 875-0723 viously affect not only the prime to wall carpeting, huge recrea­ Miss Minelll, the 22-year-old Officers Named Nylon Wall B n n ^ Reg. $3.29. benefits, paid holidays and vn- 649-2304. W ^ IN G H O U M " l 9’^------tion rooiji, garage, beautiful minister and the government M .9 8 ' instant s K '« : c S S K i . '”r « i ; “s EMBROIDERY daughter of singer Judy Gar­ .^2^ large bedrooms, equipped eall 1-228-9116, Edith L^derer their clainu^ within said time aliow- to 4:30 but also Australia. If It to not ® experienced typist desires on portable television, one-year ed by publlshlhg a copy of this lot, VA assumable mortgage. land, had said the whole thing i** E and J Shipmate kitchen, heat, hot water fur- RED No. 1, Hebron. true. It ought to be repudiated By Bowers PTA ■’ typing to do in her own home, old, $99. Call 528-0586 order In some newsDsner having a I After Hours 2082 Asking — $25,900. H. M. was ”a pack of Uea” Bristle Bnieh. Reg. $5.85. ______CLEAN furnished room for gen- lyssr lease) or vtchnon ' ___circulation in said probate diatriot Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. Immediately and completely,” Officers elected at the Bow­ •3.98 REOPENING very soon, have rates. Call 643-6927. Mount Vernon within ten d v s from the date of THIS SUP-ON version of the cobbler An opposition member, Albert PHILCO Range, electric, full «eman. Central. AK>Iy 4 Pearl lease). May viumsun avallatde this order and return make to this Whltlam said, ers School PTA meeting Tues­ 1st. 649-8712. Apartments. Now 875-8275 Is ees)( to stitch end launder! Also com­ VERNON — Oape settled in a James, told the House that an S Y t " E and J Jackpot sfth eT a^ "'L r!^ rt ^^P*=«IENCED typist and ite- size. $25. CaU after 6 p.m’.. 649-' St.. Mrs. DeMute. court of the notice given. Gorton, who begins a visit to day are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond new 3Vi rooma at $145. and JOHN J. W ilijiT T , Judge. fortable to wear! part-Uke yard, Immaculate Australian gossip sheet called Nylon WoU Brash. Reg. $5.75. nographer desires reception- 5060. the United States and Canada OelUng, co-pre*4dents; Mrs. ♦3.89 IDEAL for small business, ex- $150, 4H rooms at $100. and No. 2082 has tissue-sizes 14, 16, condition, many fine features, Things I Hear had reported that aaI I AM A MB I A .«_o_o_ __ a . A - r - March 29 and meets April 1-2 Eugene Gallagher, first vice In person to our East Windsor area. CaU 649-5956 between 6 - EEDROM set. 3-plece Bassett. NICfE ROOM, kitchen privl- location near Vernon $170. Available May 1st, 8- 18 Inclusive; hot-iron transfer and color 4 bedrooms, dining room, over- Miss Minelll, who visited the TIE DETAILED seaming and darts on with President Nbcon, said: prasldent; Mrs. Charles Lind­ Drive-In Theatre, Rt. 6, be- 7 pm . white, exceUent condition, $66. leges, gxxxl location. e49-88«l. Glrcle on route 30, could be room apartment at $130. Heat, chart for pansy embroidery not shown. •Ized grarage. A few minutes country last year, had 'written this lovely daytimer lit and flatter the "The kind of approach made by sey, second vice president; Mre. twen 7 :30 and 9 on Fridays, Three small desks, 66. each, mi;______combined business hot water, refrigerator, oven- SEND S04 in coins far OKh pattern from ..Vernon Circle. Don’t the article for the British maga­ figure! For brightness add a contrast Mr. James can do nothing but Gilbert Wright, secretary; and 3 3 6 Saturdays, cr Sundays. WILL CARE for one ot two Lane cedar cheat, $16. Walnut *®®i® I®*" ront- Wteh- And residence. Total of six range, dlspoaal, dishwasher, watt, coll today, H. M. zine Private Eye in which she (A. iSttnVerM (tto. yoke! good to me and nothing but William Kelly, treasurer. children In my licensed home. lamp, $10. Nnlght stand, $2. 646- ®® Privileges, laundry faciU- rooms In a C, A, zone. For de- wall to wall carpeting, ah>con- No. 1361 with PH0T04UIDE is in 'Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. "recounted wdiat she claims 1789. ties, lady only. Close to Mato taUs caU 875-2031. harm to hhn. I*TA Council delegatee are CaU 643-2216. dltionlng, swimming pool, ten­ T im . GwiemtkMS of New Sizes 10V4 to 24V4, bust 33 to were her experiences with the ______8t. $20. weekly. After 4 :30, call ------” I have a belief to the Austra­ Mrs. Richard Lata and Mre. NORTH nis courts, parking and stor­ 47. Size 12V4, 35 butt... 3 yards of VERNON —Cuatom built leading Australian political fig­ Help Wantod— i r — _ z ------GARAGE Sale —March 22 and 649-5129. FOUR-rooms. second floor, Hs m , 4Mrttt win nr cooi sm lian people and part of thta be­ Ronald Ganxk. age. No pets. CaU Hartford 527- »Vl« 45-inch; H yard of contrast. Ookmial Ranch, prime area, ure.” Mow or Fm im Iu 37 23. A refrigerator, 3-plece ------heat, hot water, electricity, lief is that this kind of poUtlbal The slate was jpresented by 9238, Vernon 875-8721 or 8T8- • EXTiRIOR PAINTING end Sand SOC today for the new '69 SEND 194 In ceint ftr each pattern quality oonstnictlon, t h r e e Situations Wantod— sectional living room set, rid- room for gentle- stove, refrigerator. Rental, se- The alleged contents of the ar­ activity wlU not go down well the nominating committee of P O S m O N B now available in 4869. Sprins & Summer ALBUM! Free direc­ t i iacladn fir$t-clttt nulling. large bedrooma, dotfble ga­ MAIN Male 39 tog lawn mower, china closet to***. conveniences. Call af- cuetty. Palmer Realty, 043- PAPER HANGING ■na aoraett, Maael rage, barn. Only $84,900. Hayes ticle were dtscussed but the de­ with them.” * Mrs. Robert WMte, Mrs. Ray­ our staff et the Manrtieater______wagon wheels, a-nlene nItohA.- ^®*’ * P-to., 649-6914. 8321. tio n for knitted sweeter - bibs; cro- __ _ wagon igdieels, 6-plece pitcher • Decorative OousseUsg • M ly laneed chelnd doily and (xocheted slippers! laraM Tun ATU. Agency, 8484181. bate was carried out "under The prime minister was sup­ mond Aramini, Mrs. David Drive-In Theaitre. For Inter- GOOD TOOK, J f . privilege” which means (he sub- ported by the Labor party lead­ Wantod To Rant 6B WAULPAPn BAUBI Shearer and Mrs. Anthony ^ o t ^ M r ' ^ i Sentleman onty. SDC-room duplex. oentraUy lo- BIMIDMOTHEII'S NATCH WORK. The BOLTON — Three bedroom STREET tolent^ ref- .mUques and other miscel- rtiower, private entrance! cated. adulU, n!> peto Hw H»«M Dajra- - - 'Dresden Plate, Friendship and Mat Naaa, 444rau Mm IIP coni, stra sbar.ee of the charges could not er in the Senate, Lionel Murphy, Retartha. ■on, evwnlngi at 649-5900 or 649- erencee, desires WANTED — Five-room duplex IT WM Ranch. Tw o baths, two fire­ part-time toneo»» P"*'*'*- Inquire 118 Pearl St. monthly. Write Box TT, Man- bln are In this collection of 12 be made puUlo. who to ia the upper house: “ I ac­ The sixth grade choir, direct­ woric. O dl 848-2068. Weigold Rd., Tolland. 875-1041. after 4 p.m. Chester Herald. i^xulment, 8 school age ehll- heirloom designs that are to '69 Sprini & Summer Basic FASHION places, two car garage. Im­ James said the article aj- cept without reservation the ed by Miss 'Norma Kerns, sang dren. Call 289-0860. todayl Pattern pieces, direc­ is now miiW ilel Sand for one from mediate Occupancy. Low SO's. legedly dealt with incidents at a prime minister’s stateonent that several selections, befpre. Dr,^ tions.''1102 - si^ S0$ • cant. which to pick your patterns during your Oonveiw . Rood. Morrison Sydney night club. In Bell dur­ Ms conduct has been entirely TEL. 649-5253 ~ MANCHESTER leisure! Only 504 a copy. Donald J. Hennigan’s talk, on Realtor, 848-1018. ing a visit by Gorton to Indone­ proper.” the school bud^t. t THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1968 INhornoioim TTie Weather m anrl|(0t(r lEv^ning l|m U ) Marcli ig, itgg Becoming windy, colder to­ Hm Wench Chib of Ifanchea- night. Low in iQo. Tomorrow JEuTtittm BrraHi partly Moudy, windy with nasr Aliout Town ter will meet tomorrow at 8 1 5 ,5 0 0 p.m.' at Oraiife HaU. After the W illif ord'Bojvers, eeaconable temperaturoo. ISgh ClMM Chib will meeUni:, there will be «iter- Haneheeter— A City of Village Charm in mld-40s. ______j oOoan at tta mMUnx tafaiment and retreahmenta. VOL. LX X X V m , NO. 146 (TWENTY-BIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) tmwntii Kt l:M at Iona HaU, Re- MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1969 AdverUalag ee> Page Si) PRICE TEN CEMIM fm t 8t Hm otfloars will lie Cub Scout Pack 47 will meet alaetad AptU 10. tomorrow at 7 p.m. at South United Methodiat Church. fha Dhniptaahtp C t e of OamiunMy Baptlat Oairoh will The third lecture of the Instant Jam! White House OahMiday Run U a.m. to Enemy Steps Up t mental health in-aervlce educa­ HARTFORD, Conn. (A P I - to t e TonUi BoUdh«o( tion profram sponaored by the tha cbnrdi. Frustrated and exasperated M an-eater Public Health by rush-hour trafflcT Given Study Nuraeo Aaaoclatlon will be held Omalder the fact that If aU ItM WOnan'a SooMy ofOom- tomorrow from 1 to 8 p.m. at Pace of Attack the motor vehicles In Con­ mwlly BaplM Churdt wtH Iwve the Community T, 79 N. Main necticut were on the rood at On Disorder a lunmaga aale Saturday from St. The subject will be "Prln- the same time, the entire ‘ l:>0 a.m. to 13:80 p^m. in FW- clplee of Lieamlni' and Behavior “ *** * * * marloB were state would be a traffic Jam. WASmNOTON (AP) — Secre­ kwalilp HaH ot ttw church, Acquisition aa Applied to Ad­ Vietnamese found. Indicating the enemy American bases took a number of wounded and The State Highway Depart­ tary of Welfare Robert H. Finch justment.” ment pointed out today tiiat has sent to President Nixon re- Tte lOM clasa reunion com- there are 4,600 mUes of mo­ mortars and pulled back toward the Oambo- commendatioiui to deal with col­ adltaa win maat at 8 tontglit nt Boy Scout Tfoop 362 of St. tafantry asaaidta that caused ae- jian border at daybreak tor vehicles registered In the home of Ben Jofanaon, 674 Bartholomew’s Church wiU,o«i- rlous casualUea and losses of Coimectlcut and only 8,893 lege oampia disorders and stu­ Sprliv at duct a paper drive Saturday, aircraft, vehiclea and fuel. ^ rdwrUy be­ miles of state highway. dents who disrupt the education­ March 39, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ta one of the heavleat series of w*ren mortars, ba- This, said the department, al process. blows since the opening of the rockets and small Cub Scout Pack 148 will have at the Popular Market parking shows why “land acquisition Bench’s office said Friday the tta annual Pinewood Derby at lot on B Middle Tpke. Thooe spring offensive 27 nights ago, "**• ***^ Amerksan camp 50 for expansion and Improve- recommendations are now un­ enemy rockets and mortars hit "orthwost of Saigon. The ita meeting tomorrow at 7:16 wiihing to have papers picked .ment of highways is urgent der study at the WWte House, up may contact Jeffrey Frith- 66 allied basea and towns, and ^ American troops called for p.m. at Nathan Hale School. in our state.” and a statement by the Presi­ sen of 64 Blsie Dr., Douglas Infantry assaults ripped Into hurriedly donned their gas three of the bases. masks as the North Vletnamaae dent will be issued ”ta the Im­ Hauschild of 93 Constance Dr., minent future.” Daniel Hare of 106 Coleman MR. AND MRS. JOHN TWYMAN WILLIFORD JR. It was the largest number of grenades, and Rd., or William Waterfield, 44 attacks since last Friday, when tamed the base’s eight 106mm The announcement said the President’s statement "may be Lawton Rd. Miss Gait Preaton Bowers of of Manchester High School and 70 basea and towns were hit. mtd 166mm guns on the enemy Anguillans All of the enemy infantry at- pmdtians. Hrficopter gunshipa made tomorrow,” and if 00, it Heidelberg, Germany, fonmer- Cblby OoUege, WatervUle, Sunset Club will meet tomor­ tacks were on American basea 'hred rodeeto os one of the will be made pubUo In San Cle­ ly of Manchester, became the Maine. She taught in schools in mente, Calif., where Nixon Is row at 2 p.m. at the Senior PlalnviHe and Newington before along the northwest approaches camp’ s guns illuminated the Sullen over to Saigon, between 81 and 81 enemy batteries with flares, scheduled to spend part of the Citizens Center. The program bride of John 'Twymam Wblllford going to Kurope in 1966. She Is 2 weekend. will include a Hat Parade, with Jr. of Waycrosa, Ga., Wednes­ enzployed aa a teacher in ttie miles from the capital. Twelve AU the Amaricaiw WUed were prizes being awarded for the day, Feb. 19, in Heidelberg. Overseas Dependent School Americana were MUed and 47 victims of the 'bombardment, Occupation That procedure would mark a prettiest and the funniest hats. The bride is the daughter of System In Heidelberg. wounded, while known enemy six were members of a mortar second change c< plans. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood G. Mr. WiUlflord is a graduate of •osw were 88 deadn U.8. ptatoon trying to hit the enemy By ROBERT BERRELLBZ Nixon originally had told a The Junior High Fellow­ Bowers of TB DemJng St. The Georgia Southern OoUege, Ool- SMkeamm said. mortars. The other four were ri- Associated Press Writer news conference he would have ship o f Center Oongregntion- bridegroom is the son of Mr. legeboro, and the University of TwMd and SeulptiirMl Americana were fl«nen In a bunker that took a ANGUILLA (AP) — The Brit- a statement soon on the subject. and Mrs. John T. WUllford Sr. killed and 28 were wounded in ®'w conference. Warrantee Deeds Home” and "Take Tour Troops Finch’* office eald, however, Lloyd WUson end Earle Wil­ Repair Breach 9' X i r H 4.99 12' X 12' m 99 12' X 19' 9119.99 to Rhodesia.” that If Gie statement Is Issued son to Marlene L. Traree, prop­ ___ tae British commissioner by the White House, either in erty at 217-219 Summit St., con­ INDEPENDENCE, Mb. (AP) dwelling. Most cheered Nixon’s for the island, Anthony Lee, told California or in Washington veyance tax 127.60. 10V2* X12' 966.99 12' X 16' 9101.W ir x 20' 9126.99 — President Nixon and Harry arrival, but a snoaU group Webster that the government in over the weekend Finch will FRIENDSHIP LODGE OF MASONS NO. 145 Edward F. and Marlene L. 8 . Truman repaired their waved colored placards critlcta- London recognized that nelth- nieet reporters Monday morn­ Trares to Elarle Wilson and h»g-standlng breach today with tag the mUltary and Nixon’s er him nor his declaration of Should Paris Talks Fail ing to answer quesUotw about It. Lloyd Wilson, property on Tay­ 12' X12' ^76.99 12' X 17' 9108.99 12' X 21' 9134.99 Nixon dsciaiing that where the proposal to go ahead with de- Independence, — ttes and escalates this wsu- in carry on our negotiations In hers of a 'Crtttoal Senate foreign lor St., conveyance tax $27.60. (AP) mtlan’s strength 1I0 concerned, ployment of a thin antlballistic “The British government s e M d '- Vietnam, It wlU soon be Mr. public at this time.’ ’ retaUens subcommittee, —ta Trade Napie “We’re not Republicans or missile system. view,” Lee told newsmen after vin R. Laird pledged today ^I*®**’* war,” the senator said. He said peace efforts are the public protesto w«ro only PANCAKE JAMBOREE Bugle Linen Srawioe Inc. txl2 AMMSIKOlie MllMD Democrats we are all Amerl- On the drive to Independence a confrontation with Webster, doing bualneas aa Manchester <*hs.” from Kansas City Municipal “la that this Is an Illegal situa­ that if the Paris peace talks f® a» wrti as coincidental, SUNDAY, MARCH 23 Coat, Apron & Lbien Supply Oo., Great Carnet Valued! KITCHEN LINOLEUM Accomparted by Mrs. Nixon Airport, Nixon halted hte motor- tion going nowhere fast.” Blacks End fail to end the S l i c t in I^ to vietal^m’• “ ®' « ‘"to that jurt SERVING 9 AJL to 6 PJW. 73 Summit St. the President vlalted tae former cade twice to greet sdiool iddl- Webster In turn said the An- Attachment r a a n u x B D chlef exseutlve at Us hmne dren. The ftrat time, h« dnyve gulllana would not recognise Gladys Li. Wind and Mbreland list*. Truman and his wife by a crowd outetde an eMmvnta' Lee’s authority. Tlie Anguillan Protests at MASONIC TEMPLE J. Lord against Marton A. Shee­ awaited them cn the front porch ry school, thm doubled back so leader said he proposed an the present conduct.” 75 E. CENTER STREET han, property at 11 Knighton and axchaaa»$.ciortltal greettags he could grt out and mingle immediate referendum j^ermit- Then he declared; Laird and Fulbrigfat then disa- “ That 1* tnieu” Lnlnl aakl "1 .00 He did not say what that al­ “I want you to know that wo greed on whether the U.S. eifort would like to nv thev^ne. St., $2,000. before movtag'inside for some with them, ttag the people to decide wheth­ Coast College ternative would be. * 7 8 er they want (1) Independence, are hopeful that we will be sue- In Vietnam has escalated under etow^ W ^ ^ ADULTS $1.00— CHILDREN UNDER 12, 75c Building Pmrmlt conve^on. Nixon beamed at outside Van Horn Hi^ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Laird made that statement cessful to the talks . . . but if we the Nixon admtalstraUon. «®PP«i because we have a bat- A H. C. HutcMnaon for D.K.R. PrmwnNIpn Extra the Trumans but tha former school in Independence, Nixon (2) asioclaUon With B r i ^ as a ThT ~ state of. their own', or (3) a re- after Sen. J. W. F u lb^ h t, D- are not successful, and we pray “ The history of escaSatlcn (See Page Fourteeu) TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Investments, relocate garage^ to Prertdent— who had severed re- climbed to the hood of his Ark., shifted the course of a for (Success, I can assure you ainoe the bombing halt is Incon- 151-163 Peart SL, $1,000. lattonsI withwim NixonN ix o n more ^ r e than 18 Umoustaeumouslne and using a batterybattery- turn to the St. Kltto-Nevls-An- disrupteddtenint^ the Sano strike iW e which iM * Senate hearing away from the yOELUB •“ “ ----- “ — disrupted the San Fraricisco Senate hearing away from the that we wlH have an alternaUve sistent," Fulbrigjit said, “with . ago In a has^over^oam - powered megaphone, told hun- ’^*'*®*’ State College campus for ^ I«>tly contested anUballlsUc mis- as far aa the war is concerned the idea that there la any move- taeds of students that 20 years seceded two years months, with frequmt vlolencl «**®— wn todeftattely untU the Inte- ^ j y. puihrieht D-Ark clear weapon capable of sending stration leaders. When he inter­ Hickel barred today all leasing Department is sailed tl»t told Laird It appecued to him warheads through an ABM Anniversary Specials Good This Thurs., Fri. and Saf, rupted Hayakawa’s welcoming shield. STAIR CARPET speech at the semester opening on some 55,000 acres oil the K. • ^ re-exami. In Appreciation Of Your Valuable Patrona^pe During' The Past Year! rackel ^ d lt might beneces- ,»tlon of Uie missile defonse “ Russia is as well prepared to BRAIDED RUGS Inotalled Over Bobber Padding he was told he would not ™ ®®a-t of Santa Barbare, Oallf., sare to a C « £ n eSlreW T u T build such devices as we are,’ ’ l^ im ^ N • HERC1^0N_« Completely Kevenrihie hireded after June 30. where where a a well well blew blew out out and and oil oil ec- “SEALTEST” By JACK LEFLER Coast, and they’re selling to the ARMSTRONG ARMSmONG Uon of the Santa BojHtare beach AP Business Writer government and Japan at Inltat- REMN$NT$ area during his wertcend visit to NEW YORK (AP) — If you ed prices. We’ve got to pay their Embenad UwoImmmi California. PEPPERS MsmMHr' vBiji AND plan to buy a house this spring, prices to get the materials we ICE CREAM Make, a beontlfBl piacStool floor la A tSwnlOallMng dUforont floor wah a laBiai Four Children Die “The program we are devel­ forget about last year’s prices need." rolorfol $ dbnenoloaai deMga. ' dorign eOaot that ata praalM By OTOQT doi oping to response to the Santa and don’t laugh when the sales­ II MILL ENDS Advance Mortgage Corp. of lU richly textured M>pearoiico s ^ o o It onotiva tb u n a USe It wtib eo w th in g t m Barbara tragedy will serve as a man tells you “this place is a Detroit said in Its Mmtannual ideal for Just about any room In tha modani to fondoL Idool ftir hoSii homo oa model tor our future actions steal at $40,000.” Green buahMaa.aKnbaiis>tollod on floon tndlro AT survey that today’s houM buyar house and the soft colon will give a lift alinig the nation’s entire coast­ Higher interest charges on AU to any decorative achema. cqptaaOwtth the e»oued.l»beaaUliiloelot In Stamford Fire will pay, compared with a year line,” Hickel said. mortgages, higher taxes and in­ ago, an average 10 per c«Bt Bell" NOW Sqanro Yard STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — the bedroom where the children He said no decision has yet surance and rising costs of lum­ Flavors ♦3S0 99.9S A smoldering fire, which price increase, a IH per cent a aeaiaateed lot ttaebty ^ were, but was driven back by **een made on canceling the Un- ber and other materials have rise In Interest rate and a 6 per ficials said was caused sent house prices skyrocketing. o Oat from Foil Bella e Begalartir OkM matches, took the Uves of four smoke. ®"*®**- She“*>* aroused neighbors ‘*®®® ®**y ®“>®'*- cent increase in taxes and insur­ youngrters In one family during — ®®*'ried----- *■ the children from Resumptlpn of petroleum op- More Increases are In prospect. ance. ^ ^ ______^__^ eratton* will be allowed on Son- “Costs have gone up 10 per the night. ,«»®'n-. Fire companies oT' “ And,” the company said, Stamfoid Hospital Identlfiad rived, and mouth-to-mouth rq- J® l^ b a r e tracts already cent In the last year,” said Mil- ton Brock of M.J. Brock A Sons, “he’ll have a hard Ume finding » “x r . the same house. Builders keep BANANAS ONIONS Information needed to assure Los Angeles builder. 4, and his Bister ' Elizabeth, 1, The children were dead on oT' moving to larger, costlier safety Is available. Hickel said. Bernard Janls, president of Janls Miami, Fla., es- homes to compensate for the 'i, cause of death was smoke to He V e c i t a r t o T s U r r Corp., ot shortage of labor and high land- Chiquita” that might be. Umated the cost of a $30,000 TEM P irS Truman’s ^Victory CaP'Sold at Auction halation, the hospital said. Fire (Jhlef John Boesen said California alreay has a coats. Depending on the market, home has risen 20 per cent in The railroed car from which Harry S. Truman ctmducted his 1948 whistle-etop *rhe sixth floor apartment is the fire could have been smoid- state-proclaimed oU sanctuary, a medium-priced home Is now iC the past year and will rise 10 from $30,000 to $60,000.” Brand CARPET and FLOOR COVERING in a city housing project at 88 < ^ g ^ m et>®ut 1® Pjn-. when extending to the three-mtls limit per cent qiore to about $39,500 lb presidential campaign waa sold at auction at Vernon, Calif., yesterday. Top, Pressprich St. Mrs. M®®re put toe chi dren to off Santa Barbara, from which in the next six months. Michael Sumlchraat, chtaf economist for the National Asso­ 308 MAIN STREET TEL. 6 4 8 ^ 2 the car’s dining roOTi as it appears today. Below, bidders crowd rear platform The children’s mother, Mrs. toe ^ r o o m unUl the Ume she ail oil opereUons are banned. “The cost of lumber rose 50 Betty Moore, was asleep on a smellM smoke He Mid the fire But the federal goveroment per cent in the past six ciation of Home Builders, said where putisans 20 years ago urged the president to “Give ’em Hell, Harry.” living room cpuch when she the average mortgage Interest ‘ •®«" ‘ ®“ *"K ®«»®“ ‘ e months,” he said. “ Why? Who’s smelled smoke about 12:48 a.m., Md no ed that toe children had u^t limit tor oil and gas opera- the one pushing It up? Most of rate has risen from 6 per cent to 19% OFF ON ALL CLEANERS One businessman sold it to another for $77,000. It may be placed in an indus­ officials said. 8 per cent in the last two ye been playing with matches ear- * ^ our lumber comes from the big trial park near Kansas City. (AP Photofax). She apprently tried to enter AND WAXES IN STOCK '***■- '■ (8m Page ElgtatMO) Douglas fir mills on the West (Sm Page Twelve)