1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1989 A ta n f* IMbr MM Pm Ron fW V m WMk EMM thaw wUNbv ta 4 o w awlw The Weather , tammmry m , t m fBMnartal oo^iflmtloiia to tho Hm * and rain mmUie; m Hj te- 12th Qrcnit (A itiia r y n n t BiptUt am rch. W N. Directors Asked To Honor CoiC Cited Judge Holds nitM. overnlelit lom 3i to M. lihfei S t, W w t H u tted . 1 5 ,4 3 6 iianrijpfitpr iEummg Sunny twnomnr moenlng, M ; Otd Storm Drain Agreement In C o n test Cdurl Cases Decision on hrared by faicraaslnr eloodinow', chance of mora rain or noir. F o n e r a lt Manche»ter— A City of Vittmge Charm O hulw A. Bn h i, TT, tavnor- To aattafy the tem u of a 48- The board wlU oondder three V g i g a - g t ^ at ■tidlMfl, OoBB.. dtod 8«t> MANOHESTm SESSION Penn Centred V «* . LXXXVm , NO. 104 yearKild agreement with Che- actkma relating to North End * t r U 'f h f l ' M. C -C gf (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1999 ■d^r IB ■wwoto. R b., Utar * Mn. Hutmiot K. Dedy ney Broa., the Mancbeoter RenewaL Raymond DuBola, 22, of South Oonttmnd from Page Ooe) (OhMrtfM AdvcrdslM «■ VkSO 11) PRICE TEN CENTS ^ teller teierU of Mr*, llucuet Board of Dlrectota, Tuesday i. Adoption of a reoOIUUan, Mancheder hw been deelg- ington, arrMtod in Mancheeter rentiy negoUattog detdttz ,af a **Roelcdt e u d r . of m , Mountain IM. idgWt, wlH consider an 118,700 appravlng an appUeatlon for runnenq) In the Nattonal last month Int connection with a contract to provide the service. ***■ P??*** Oowi»- trw hdd tMa moiTfng from her allocation, for oorrectlng a $2M,600 In state asdatanoe, un- C******** TVwn oonteat con- braok into Don’s Barber Shop Hie cutbacks to conventtonal t e s t e l ^ c< RM iud home, with a eolenm hl(li Maw drainage profclem on (Haitted der the state’s Housing Ih- <***o*®^ annually by the NaUonat at 407 Center St., had hie case long-haul paesenger oervioe Navy Faili To Lure (M w nid of Rocteflle. of requiem at St Jamee' Rd. oentlve Orants qiedflcatlons. Clean-Up, Palnt-Up, Flx-Up Bu- would affect the schedules of 91 C o u n R ^ e s Ayub Asks Parley SU’iliw e aloo Include another Church. In 1926, Cheney Bros., which The sum would be In Ueu of *" Wadiington, DX3. bound over to Hartford Superior New Haven trains. Ooounuter Ito AWOL Porpoiae BOB, I ether dauthteia, i brolli- The R t Rev. Masr. Eldward owned the storm-wwer ayatem the town’s equivalent adddd *• **** y***" a Court after a probable cauce service would not be a f^ ted . Against PUC ^ POINT MUOU, CaUf. (AP) w e , t dotara, 13 ScandehSdren, J. Reardon was oetebrant, aa- along the north aide o f Hart- share ter the project coat The mw that Mbncheater has enter- hearing hi Circuit Court 12 yea- ITie number of one-way Bos — The Navy lepoita a lin t Foe Attacks U.S. Base; and aawral ideoea and neptr- dded by the Rev.^ Joeeph B. ford Rd., from Main S t half- town and the Manchester Re- «<> **>® *<>*“’•*» y **' ‘J*® terday. ton-New York a t y trains would slgHtliig of Peg, Its AWOL ana. Vida deacon, and the Rev. Ken- way to Pine S t, transferred newel Agoncy qualify because (las won a place in the national be cut from 27 to 16 dolly, and DuBols was charged with In Rail Cut Pakistan Crisis porpoise. But, Ignoring a. call n a a m l aerrloea utB be held ,!?****• «**««««>• Mm ownendiip to the town. a low-rental, bousing-for-the- »tandlnga. Springfield-New York service signal and fish lines, she breaking and entering with KARACas, Poldatan (AP) Ayub is 82. He was seriously at the ooBwidenee of the ten- orgar.lat The transfer was on the con- eldeily comiriex will be con- Mancheeter was competing would be reduced from -M to NEW HAVEN. Oonii. (AlP)_ swam out to the open sea criminal Intent, and larceqy President Mohammad Ayub HI for two months last yegr with ■y. The Potter fNuend Home. 2?^ wae In Ml. dition that should any present structed In the renewal area, at sU other towns In the Unit 18 daily one-way trips. PaM ei^^ aervlce on the New Friday. or future owner of Cheney N. Main and N. School Sta. States wUh a population be- over $18 but under $280. The However, earti - of the high Khan today invited "responafble a lung dlseass, although be has IBS Joekaon St, WtStmantte, in ?*• O ^ etery, Bloom- second charge was dropped af Haven Dlvlaion of the Penn political parties” to meet wMh Peg is one of several por- In of amnaementa. tldd. The Rev. Oeorae P. Dyer property in that area encounter 2. Approval for the abandon- tween 28,000 and 280,000 wMch trains is expected to make two shown no outward signs ot ill potses used to marine mam ter no probable cause waa Oentral Railroad la to be out him and dlscum toe Moody po- ness in recent appearances. Terrorists Hit Saigon drainage problems and so notify ment of old straetl and the ac- entered the conteet. round trips between Boston and Thera t e l be no caBb« houre. committaleervlce. Engaged foun4 but he waa bound over Uttcal erWs that has left 81 per mal research at the Under ______Bearers were Bany E. the town, the town would be oeptance of new streets in the The town’s entry, a ootKp- New York each day—restoring a back as ocheduled Slnwlay morn Since November, the two pttocl- on the first charge. sons dead In toe bust week. seas Warfare Center. In Edward G. Friedrich Sweeney, Brian T. Sweeney, ’The engagement of Mias Par _ required , ______to correct the altua- area. The work has been com- book of photograhs showing in total of eight of the Pfoved the sale of tee of the Manriieser Chamber Rd., Rockville, charged In con thority to prevent tt. Khan have urged trim not to run Baghdad Hints demonatratora have battled. ing fishermen to k e ^ an eye 48 miles northwest of Sai ------announced by her mother, Mrs. reaiMn or another, the .town u,e renewal parte at Depot of Cknnmeroe. nection with the theft ot a motor US. Dlotrirt Judge WUUam H. again. out for her, aayliig riie could gon while terrorists struck died yesterday at Manchester vriilcle to Manchester last week AyuMs use of the words "re- Fight opposition parties have MsmorUl HOspMal. He was the LUUan KeHy of Clearwater, FTo, tiook no aoUon. Sq.—Main and N. Main St. The contest la the oldest and 'nm ben granted late Friday be easily spottoA since—be three times in the capital) end, entered a pro forma plea Release Coming sponsible political parties” Banded together In the three- liosband of Mrs. Norma Hudson Her Sance la the son of Mr. qtie la tet complaint la from The change is to recognize largest of its kind in the na- ing from the Atlantic Ocean Ellington ot not guilty, waived a probable afternoon a preliminary to(junc- twice In the speech indicatod he month-long political crisis, end today, one attack woun^ng Frisdrldi. and Mrs. Edward H. Marshall Robert H. Smith, who owns the that Suburban CJmters Assocl- tion. It features seminars, For U.S: ‘Spy’ may not invite all hla opponents. —she was a lighter color a key staff general ot wlcle by 6^foot toll. The aid S. Genoveol and developers com m ^lty,^^^ conduct- The car waa being used by Penn Central’s claim that the president are chosen by an elec Soviet leadership has sent Pres pMltical parties Joined by anti jured. First reports sokl only employes tort Friday afternoon. Interstate Comaneroe Commis toral college of 80,000, eliected In F inding 8urvlvom. besldaihl.w lfe.ln- he was bnmght this morning ^ “ I ' * ® ^ C Conyers and Orlando O. It was left to the lot overnight ident Gatnal Abdel NassOr 4ui social elements” for "exploiting by their home districts. three enemy soldteni wem hMlii tmn mtwMt Rifmrri n aa w . a. , Mde In PhiladeliAla. They met ford Rd. to a 48-inch lAorm- AnnuUl. among ouier projects. sion has Jurisdiction over dls- rtudents.” and reported missing Saturday important measago on the Mkh Ooverr/ment troops patrolled kUkri. Friedrich and ArUnir G. Fried- ****”* "*” *®*' ® school serving together In Ger- sewer pipe and then into the In other busHneas Tuesday as ninnerup will He deplored the wave of vio bus. town's drainage system. night, the board wlU name a ^ presented to representatives morning. die Bast crlsla eonttouatlon of Interstate pas the West Faklsban cUles of Ka O f M urder Twice toe North Ylrtnainese rich, both at home; two daugh- many. It said the message from So senger trains. lence and denied accusations rachi, ■where 720 persons have tried to drive Into the tMtoe un tan, M n. James D’Agata of PoUce said Wallace Bragdon A dote for the wedding has He said that he plans to cut Repubtioan replacement f o r PoUee say an employe of kbir- that he waa trying to suppress low’s spotted the car near the viet Oonununirt party Ctabenl been arrested , Lahore, Pesha FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. der cover cf a flvehour harrago Vernon and Mrs. Rudtriph Grous assisting at the not yet been announced. a h<^ into the concrete tunnel William B. Belflore on the Town *" Washington, Hmbera noted that under the political freedom. Instead, he Center Monday mondng and Secretary Leonid BrezhneV con war, OuJranwala and Aalkot. (AP) —Robert Erier, cm ex-po of lOp mortar ahefts. They were of Woreester, Moss.; a brother *5®"® ® two-truck accident ------at the comer of Main St. and Parking Authority, for the \m- provision of the Interstate 0>m- said, the government had Hartford Rd. and to instaU a expired term to November .V*® c^lnation of the alerted a patrolman nearby ^rilo cerned a meeting the Krem Ih Eart Pakistan, a thousand liceman, has been convicted' of beaten a SttenalUof Florida; nine grand- ^ ^ suffering from a Main 8t. to H<^ Brook. sel John F. Shea, relating -to^ Hartford Correctional Center to not revealed. Some opposition leaders had U.S. epohesmen sold several He said that this is a favor- Mlanchester Community College lieu of a $1,000 bond. the Gperations . . . the laws of na and Dacca. An estimated telephone call, "Please catch artlUery barrages were fired ohOdren, and a great-grand- *Mc*ure of 30 enemy sol- ber of the Soviet party poUtbuto any state or orders of any com page from former President In wMh state plans for a drain- Belfiora has resigned fr o m Another Jet ed there. Erier, 24, was sentenced Fri Funeral services wlU be held ®*« *™ck accident tovolved cluded: currently In Cairo with a frade mission notwithstanding.” Lyndon B. Johnson and an (Hera Mlumlnotod by flones ifniwray mt 1:80 p.m. at the ® pick-up truck driven by Jack age system on S. Main St. from the Parking Authority cltog Guy K. Codding, pleaded not nounce that he ■would not be a Sporadic clashes between po day to 90 years and six months dropped from plsaes os they Of Military mission, delivered the message The Judge added that the PUC lice and demonstrators erupted Ladd Fineral Home, 19 EHlng- ®- Merrow Rd., ’Tol- the relocated Rt. 6. businees pressures as his rea- Is Hijacked qui'lty to toe chaige of procur candidate to next January's for second degree murder in the moved toward the base. But the to Nasser and dtscusaed Its con "untlateraUy has attempted to slaying of Merilyn Clark. Under ton Ave. Georgs Kalina of the and a dump truck driven Continned from Page One) The board wUl consider sev- son. ing liquor by false statement, presidential elections. effect of the barrages -won not tents with him, the paper (See Page Fourteen) present parole rules, he proba Jdiovah’s Wttneases of Rock- *>y Albert F. Prentiss of Browns iral .other allocations when It Shea has ruled that the col- Eart Hartford Jury trial to circumvent the statutory com immediately detennkasd. T o H avana said. The editor of Al Ahram, bly would serve oi«e-thlrd of the vflle WlU officiate. Burial will Bridge Rd., Tolland, During the campaign, Nixon meets Tuesday night. lege Is in defaiUt end that It March. anticipating the meeting of the mand” of the Interstate .Com- The U.S. Command repotted Both trucks were headed eadnrated csg^ on of a volun- 1. A ‘$980 addUdonal allocation has broken the terms of its five- ^ # _ n \ sentence. one tight oboervotfon plane was bs In Grove HU Cemetery. Charles A. Coitoty of WUll- U.S. National Security Council aioroe Act. ” On the present SHends may at the fu- west. Bush was stopped on the teer army w ^ ld cost $8 billion for the existlxig sidewalk -coiv- year lease for high school ^ ® ®^ Defense attorney JocMph Va- tort down FYiday about 2B mllea miantlc, arrested In Coventry for on the Middle Eart in Washing atato of the record,” he said, neralhome Sunday from 2 to 4 right shoulder when he saw that ^7 bUIlon In pay raises. But struction on Union St. The sum use. He has recommended that bus to Varadero, 60 miles east ron said he will appecd the con north of Saigon. It was the 8S9to evading responsibility, noUed. ton Saturday, urged President and 7 to 9 p.m. the other truck was out of con- he said part of that extra spend- would be recovered from assess- the Board of Directors and the of Ifovana. From Varadero, "the court holds that such ac viction on grounds ot error by U.S. fixed wing aircraft lort ia Raymond Sahadl, 18, of 67 Nixon not to pursue the pqltcles Oil Slick Spreading, trol on the extremely Icy pave- *•'8 would be offset by reduced ments against abutting prop- Board of Educatlcxi make the planes are aent to pick up the tion by toe PUC is beyond the Judge E. Summers Sheffey. oembat over South Viotnun. Oakland St., charged with ac of former President Johnfon In Erier was silent but visibly Rsbert B. Chapman ment. training costs. grty owners. final decision on future college passengers. The hijackers re- scope of its Jurlsdlotlon.” . I h e pilot escaped unhUiiradL cessory to breaking and enter the Arab-Israell conflict. shaken when the foreman read Robert E. go, of Bush tried to move out of the Along with the request for an . A $1,700 additional alloca- use of the faciUtlea. .main in Havana, and what hap 2 ing without permission, referred Editor Muhammed Haasanein Under the new schedule, the Jury’s verdict. His sisters, Eleven persons^ InMudtng pens to them is not known here. No Cure in Sight MailiwiXMlgh. brother of PVed way but was struck by the Pren-^ f.'jS'*commlOTlon. tte tlo„ for renovations to the Con------to Juvenile Court. heikal, a confidant of Nasser, which will go Into effect at Ljtone and Betty, cried to the MaJ. Gen. Nguyen Von KIsm Two California prison escap Chapman and Mis. Ida Mbul- tlas truck which kept sliding ,, ® , Hlxon has (.er St. Trotter Block, adjoining John T. Kilo, 81, of 17 High said in his weekly editorial a SANTA BARBARA, OaHf. Damage to shellfiah and other front row of toe court. A specta and four of Ms body guards, ton, both of South Windsor and nnd rolled over. There were cahed for stirhes or recommen- thg central BUrehouse. Renova- ees were chargeid 'Thuraday 12:01 am . Sunday, there will Soviet Officer St., Vernon, being found in new attitude In Waahliigtcn (AP) — A slugiah giant oil stick marine life was not yet deter tor gasped. Erler’s mother sat wore wounded to the three ter Mary BeU-TutUe of BUlng. no ii^urles. ^ o n s intevlng electo re- uon of the building Is completed with Tuesday's National , Air be eight round trips dally be- Mra. toxicated, $20. could have a far-reaching ef rtretched out over a 200 square mined, toe department said. dry-eyed but shaking as her oth rorist attacks In Saigon. A lines hijacking. The FBI filed tiwecQ New York and Boston to- ton, WednesdayV* cBM«>ua.jr iu|(ULnight cu. at Cla BragdonDm^ooii waswau au.eiiipi.uiKattempting tolo *Y»nm interesii mill hv luuilra nn ------Welfare------D epartm------^ Said Assailant Bonnie Smith of Hickory fect, not only in defushw the mile area of the Pacific Ocean Tho Coast Guard stdd the stick er son, Dan, 21, held her tightly. ground attack on a ham M south kidnaping and piracy charges in Middle East but also on future Wert Havoi ccnvalesoent home flag down other cars cuid slow Town Water and Sewer De- . ^ ~ Drive, Hebron, passing a stop rtead of toe present IS round today and ofncials still had no covered 200 square miles but Erier testified for 4^ hours rt Da Nang and two ovemlglit _ _ ^ ^ Miami aganst Byron Vaughn U.S.-Soviet relations. alter a brief‘ Ulnees. down at the scene of the partment have relocated their At Kremlin Gate ped school bus, $28. trips. In addition tour round idea how to clean iq> the mess. was ralativriy UsUeas and direc Thursday saying t**'! did not klU toetitogs, InMudtog one agalMt Dead sea birds began washing 8urvrvora:i.ri;;s'ude several ori“^ “ kp- Robert Taylor, 25, of Spring- He added that progrese on trips will be added wh«t high tionless. anybody. Regardless of what the old innperial capital of Hue, niece. «>d nephews. driven by Janet Woodward. ^ propriation proved inadequate (Continued from Page One) ®aW the two, s e i ^ r^bery up on Ventura County beaches field, Mass., arrested In Man such matters as missile llmiUiw HirbOTratos are put into Officials aald the UMon OU anybody says, I didn’t MH any- UHed sevon Vietnamese rtvfl- Funeral services will be held Staftordvme, struck him when S renovation. witnessed seizure of the assail- sentences to a California chester, larceny over $16 but talks "depends totally’* on first operation. Friday as (he growing oil stick Co. of California, whose well b o ^ . I am telUng the truth and ians and wounded 18 othene, a tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Spen- the driver applied her brakes ° Th« Board of Direotors will ant from afar has said tiiat the Reaped ^ day before the 1^ under $280, nolled. disposing of the Middle Bart Round trip service between —lied by an undersea oil well fining the leak Tueeday, was I am not the one that killed this to(*®sman said. cer Funeral Home, 112 M ^ but lost contte on the slippery r o m t o r ^ a l tH® building at man ^ e d was vveartog a blue- presumably problem. -t Sprlngllsld, Mass., and Nsw leading at the rate of 21,000 gal tittle girl. H iafs the solemn The South Vietnamese govern Cases continued include: still assuming full responslbUity H'-'-Vl St.. East Hampton. Burial wUl road. 7:30 D.m. Tuesday, nrior to its « > ^ PoW»® remained to Cuba, James Diamond, 17, of Shake In Beirut, Pi4mler RaShld Haven will be reduced from 12 lons a day—tiirust toe film for c lu i n g up the stick. The truth.’;. He also ssdd, ” I was ment made public another in a Karaml’s new government won trips daily to nine. shoreward. proud to be a poHcunon.” be to Marlborough Cemetery. Police said Bragdon attempt- b p.m. meeting. ’T T , ’ ------Hill Road, Coventry, charged Coart Guard aald, however, that Widely grinning st^diera of the 6th ARVIN Regiment of South Vietnam sur sories of protest notea to toe In- Friends may caU at the lu- ^ to get out of the way of the „-J foldtold ^ White t T l House l o , ^ re-T 3 A ,1.300 allocation tor pur- by w e n - p h ^ ^ with two counts of theft of a an overwhelming 60-80 vote of A ralbosd apokssman said Winds purired oil toward state and federal agencleB Erier—then a Hollywood, ■ternationai Ctontrol Ooamtosioa neral home tonight from 7 to 9. bus but the bus turned rom- po’rt e iT ^ u r a d a T ^ t he and < ^ ‘ng equipment tor the Line Hearing Slated motor vehicle, five counts of confidence after a 13-hour ses SVlday night 1 ^ negoUatlNw beaches, toen away again, but a might take over the cleanup op Bla., poUes patrolman—report vey t'wo blindiViId^ and bound Viet Oong giris foli^rwing a sweep operiition (m denouncing ”o«ta of tohoitan thin film of oil had washed ------pletely a i ^ and struck him. aides were trying to find ™ ter Plant and tor the niaylliave been part of a broad- _ . breaking and entering with sion of the Lebanese Parlia are still underway regarding eration If the situatidin does hot ed-finding Marilyn’s body toe and ■ aohotago dlreated ogaliat ashore along 14 miles of shore the Batangan Peninsula. (AP Photofax) ■Cia.A Clarence Duhring He “ “ was thrown some distance wkyslk"kut’ ^ ^ Office ^^pkJk" Bucktogham Chlortoation Sta- K r ^ b S ^ T O F A p a r t m C n t S criminal intent, three counts of ment. The vote ended a month Inauguration of 'HirboTrain aer- Improve. - morning of Aug. 12. The child the people of the RepuMlc Of long political ertaia that fol line Just south ot Santa Bar had five bullets to her head. Mrs. Julia T. Duhring, TO, of Into the brurii and the bus end- ^ tion. larceny under $260 and two vtoe. He dsoltoed to speculate Spraying of detergents on the Vietnam. shlp. , Four public hearings — a l l lowed Israel’s commando raid bara. Five mdles a'way, her mother 17 Strant St., a former fifth ed up to a ditch, avoiding a one-cent increase In "Hve board will receive a re- counts of larceny over $250, and whan It mlgh^ bs commenced. stick continued Friday from a Klem mffered a broksn leg Hiursday’s axxxnuit also ap- concerned with apartment com- on Beirut International Airport. lay in the Mood-spattered fami grsaegrade leacnerteadher acat LtocotoLincoln School.School, ±*amBoth accioemsaccidents are atuistill unaerunder ..an, niiMf from n anencen- at nroev n.u. apaibiucm uum- destruction of public property, The spokesman sold that bs- The tiilok central part of the boat, but the solvent seemed to after two men on a motorcyole In Tel Airlv, six mombera of sUok, about a mile across, wal ly car, also with five bullets In dled early this morning at Man- InveBtlgation by officers from (j increase was ree eity owner for a water-maito P*®*’®** ^uaro with t^ j^ es —will be presented at Feb. 20. oause of the tatsiiesa of toe have tittle effect, toe Coast hurled an American grenade Chester Memorial Ho^tal She Troon C Stafford rate The Increase was rec- owner lor a warer mam gtraage official treatment of the Monday session of the Plan- an Al Fatah sabotage squad be lowed near the well’s oeban the hMul. * ™ Sbe L, anOToru. ommended earlier this month extension to his property, and the case The aaaallant’s almost nlnv and ^nlnv nomm4a«ieT, Bernard J. Ctostello, 20, of court declal«i the railroad will Guard said. and two homemade bombs at was the wife of Clarence Duh- The school bus was carry- bv johrSon ° 'tor^ a^nubllc *be ca^. TOe ossalla^’s elin te nlng and Zoning Commission, gan serving prison sentences of About an hour before the bod Preventive Jailing One Point the wife of CTarence Duh- _ The scl^l bus was caroy- 1, Johnson. will set a date for a public Stonehouse Road, (Coventry, not have'latge numbers of Ume- drllttog rig six miles offahora Debris from last week’s his car. Eyewftnessea said Klem ring. toJt 13 students from Stafford to ® public tj,gtant death would explain The largest complex is a pro- charged with breaking and en 26 to 40 years. An Israeli.mili tableo dlstributod by the sched end otticlals aald it showed no ies were found, a soft, male Meo rtiihein K-, T^ Rockville Hieh School Thev ®*°bnt also announced five hearing on the request. soviet Foreign Minis- posed U A R project to an area storms was helping to prevent and Ms four bodyguards man tering with criminal intent, and tary court convicted them of to- ule rtiange, but he said toe signs cf moving onto the beach voice told the shetiffa office: "I aged to Jump from their vehi xr were t e t o l^ d O’NeliU said that now Is a good try first called him a “schizo- bounded by Lmestead, Coiv some of toe oil from reaching larceny under $280, Feb. 20. flltrating from Jordan, firing on railroad would make "erary es. Just killed three people .. .I’m ' cles before the bomba *»vpbvhnt. ^ ’ ^ positions. Including that time tor the work, to Ue-ln with phrenic.” The Soviet news gress and Woodland Sta. U & R an army force and attempting shore. Adelbert Longley, 17, of Ire eftoif ’ to Inform the tra'vellng A program was set iq> by the serious. Please catMi me. In Nixon’s Anti-Crime Plans Government spokesmen said Elmer T Klassen, former pres- water-main extenskms required agency Tass then labeled hla in its first multi-family venture to sabotage Installations. A Union Oil Co. spokesman Pietise . . . hurry up.” ^ ^ lived to . , . r r i ‘*®"‘ American Can Co., In plans for relocating the to- act a "provocatlcm,” but the to Manchester, plans a 194-unit, land Dr., Coventry, charged public of the changes. Csdifornla FIrti cuid Game De WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi with a white tie reception for a suspect -w^ arrested toorUy with two counts of breaking An Israeli newspaper said the said there were indications that No third victim ever was also referred in his statement to nnenester for 38 years. She A 1 3 0 1 1 I X O W O * deputy postmaster gener- tersection of Spencer and Oloott government afterward refrain- 16-buildlng complex, on a large He sold posters showing the partment to pick up and save the flow from- the leak was slow dent Nixon’s recommendations the ambassadors and chiefs of after the attack, but they would taught at Lincoln School for 18 and entering with criminal in number of Al Fatah saboteurs found, and for a time, Erier was "the new( ideas this committee not elaborate. Sts. ed from any charaoterizatlon of parcel of land, new schedules will be put iq> in oll-soaJced Mrda along the ing slightly. The oil was said to for (Ighttog the rising crime In mission from 115 countries, tell years before she retired In 1964. Trinity Covenant Church tent, one count of larceny over on, the Lebanese-Israeli frontier assigned as investigattog officer will be wveloping on court re the case. Alexander Jarvis will ask the has risen to between SOO and 800 all stations Saturday mornings beach. Some dead birds were come from the well's 3,000-foot Washington put Wm on record ing them all countries had ” an Four civilians and two civil Before coming to Lincoln Youth Banquet will be tomor- $280, two counts of larceny un on the murder case form; 'pMlcexpay and training It would also explain stories commission for a special per- in recent weeks. Beirtit has re and pocket slsed timetables will reported and the *)epartment level to the 200-foot level, where as favoring preventive Jailing of obligation to settle our differ defense corps youths wera School, she taught tor 12 years row at 6 p.m. at the church, der $280, theft of a motor ve At his trial, which began Mon and correctional programs to spread over the last few days mlt to add two buildings to an peatedly denied guerrillas.were be available at- stations during said dozens of grebes and sea pressure from natural gas day, five wknesses—four police hard-core criminal repeaters—a ences peacefully.” wounded in another terrorist to Thompsonvllle. Grant Swank Jr., executive vice Huge North Viet Base hicle, two counts of operating reduce repeat offenses.” by semi-official sources that already approved complex on operating against Israeli from the weekend. gulls had become so oil-soaked forced it to the surface. men and an ex-policeman—tes- concept the White Hoi»e says In his crime program, Nixon bombing 300 yards from the a motor vehicle while license Is On the -whole, Nixon’s propos Survivors, besides her hu.n- president of thie Manchester the gunman had been commit- Center St. called Thompson Lebanon. The paper Haarrtz Penn Central took lover toe their Uvea were endangered may raise constltutionfii prob proposed more policemen. Senate building, and two men on under suspension, breach of als appear tiki^ to get a fe- band, include a sister, Mrs. Ab- Chamber of Commerce, will be ted to a mental hospital and Apartments, said the saboteurs are com bankrupt New Haven Jan. 1. also. (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) lems. Judges and prosecutors for the a motorcyMe also loosed a pack Found by U.S. Troops peace, resisting arrest, evading vorable reception by la-wmakers bey Dugan of Munson, Moss. guest speaker. Entertainment that he would to no circum- The other two applications manded by Syrians and are District of OolumMa. He also of exMoeives Into a pariobig lot responsibility, reckless driving, But, at -the some time he sug who ha-ve teen critical of toe The funeral will be held Mon- will be by the Depot Stagers. (Continued from Page One) stances be placed on trial. are for zone changes which based to southeast Lebanon, It) gested tough new steps agnims- called for a $700,000 public de used by American cam. No cas day at 8:18 a.m. from the ___ failure to display number platos, capital's crime prObtoms. . thoritles said the Viet Cong ap- However, it remains to be would clear the way for apart- the foothills of Mt. Hermon, fender program and pledged a ualties were reported and only Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Mein and destruction of public prop criminals, Nixon called for a a, Evangelical Church tons of rice and 100 pounds of parently had planted theseen whether security officials ments. At the United Nations, the out major effort to rebuild parts of It was uncertain when the one car was damaged. erty, Feb. 20. In addition, fult-fledged public defender pro ., a M ^ of requiem at Youth CSiolr will rehearse to- ro ck ^ lt. • , . , charges some time earlier and will uncover a real conspiracy, William Peck will ask for a going president of the sieOurity gram to protect the rights of the Negro slums burned out dur President would submit actual Klem, 48, was the second James ^ r c h at 9. Burial morrow at 11:30 a.m. at the Half a mile west of tlw hospl- escaped before the bombs went and what political consequences zone change from Industrial to Longley had charges of break Council, Max Jakobson of EMn- draft legislation, and White high-ranking victim of terrorists ing and entering with criminEd Bathyscaphe ^Trieste ’ Will Probe poor people charged with crime. ing the riots last April. vdll be In Bethany Cemetery, church. tal complex, the Air Cavalry- j^ y from such a dls- Business II, Peck has had an land, said the Big Four powers House aides said specifics of the in leas than a month. Education The crime program, Mggest He also reiterated his support „oii , Despite the lull in large-scale covery. - earth excavation permit for his Intent and larceny over $260 would begin coneultatlons on the plans have yet to be worked out. Minister Le Mtob Tri was tatal- nolled after it was determined ttep the new President has tak for home rule for the dtetrlct } the fu- Sunset Rebekah Lodge will (hat yielded, among other ground fighting, the U.S. Com- In another development, the (and on N. Mato St. for some Middle East “ very soon, In one They acknowledged that the ly wfounded Jan* e -when a bomb that he was in custody when the en in an area that was'a major and said he will press for a vot neral home tomorrow from 7 to meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd things, two new 12.7 mm. an- mand indicated It thinks a Viet mystery surrounding the pro- t‘*T»e, however, under the zon- form or another,” to February. courts have not ruled on the exploded his car. A government alleged offenses took place. campaign Issue last fall, capped ing representative In Oongress. . Sunday from 2 to 4 Fellows Hall. Refreshments wlU tiaircraft machlneguns. evi- Cong threat Is building up to the longed absence of Soviet Pre- *n8 regulations, residences canr Jakobaon said he did not know Mystery of Scorpion’s Sinking constitutionality of preventive spokennan said Klem’s condi- and 7 to 9 p.m. Wayne R. Shaw, 16, of Rt. 81, a day Friday during which Nix There was little Immediate be served by Mrs. Thora Malon- dence of the recent enemy effort Mekong Delta near Can Tho the niler Alexei N. Kosygin ap- hot be constructed to an Indus- if the talks would start out detention—which may nm coun tle Intelligence officers looked the and bunker complex west of at Kislovodsk near the Cau- parcels of land off of Hilliard Francis Jones, 48, of no cer At a meeting of a U.N. com Its deep-diving baithyscaphe Tri The $40-mUUon craft disap timony during 11 -weeks, the presents a clear danger to the U.S. Agency for International go out into the Atlantic about Nixon also scheduled a second Congress. a brother, 6 grandchildren and Paul VI named today a second documents over and said theyCan Tho" between noon Thurs- casus, had returnedSt. to Moscow tain address, arrested In Ver mission, Iraq defended Its hang este n which will, begin a new peared with a crew of 96 offi seven-man court of Inquiry church service to the White community.” Development. The general was April for on-the-spot observation on Ms way to the presidential 13 great-grandchildren. prelate from a Communist coun- indicated that the area was a day and noon today. but almost Immediately had A similar request was grant non, charged with breaking and ing Monday of 14 persona, In underwater search to the cers and nien while enroute sail. House Sunday, with the Rev. Sen. Joseph D. Tydlngs, D- The problem or crimes com spring. and addUdonal photographs of palace. Funeral services will be held try to a top post In the powerful "logistical supply center" for Fliers returning from one raid come down w ith a severe cold ed after the Dec. 2 public hear- entering without permission, cluding nine Jews, as spies. An home after ' a Mediterranean "The certain cause of (he loee Dr. Richard C. Hal-verson, pas Md., chairman of the Senate mitted by people out on bail has Feb. 11 in Rockville. Bond set The spokesmen said two men tomorrow at 11 a.m at New- Vatican Congregation for the North Vietnamese troops. reported triggering 11 second- anil Is now resting at his dachk Flano’s. Iraqi diplomat said his cotintry A court of inquiry report re training operation. After exten of Scorpion eaiuidt be nsoer- tor of the Fourth Presbyterian Dlrtrlct of Columbia Commit been especially severe In Wash kirk and Whitney Fun,eral Doctrine of the Faith. Demolition teams are blowing ary explosions, indicating hits some 18 miles outside Mosenu, hearing, apartments at $1,000. was inb. state of war with Israel tee, noted "these proposals are ington because of the Bail Re on a nnotorcycle, n,e public hearings are for The pachyderm was not be mats at the United Nations re th^ congregation to January “ ^® ing held reeponsiJ>le, a board Day of Crime in Washington they fused to talk directly with Am encou'nt^rod ‘ a L "s lto ° Vietnamese jSm%J,°compaSd to^ffle luSJertlons* w .c o m p lS s spokesman said, and besides it bassador Arthur Goldberg, a By CARL BERNSTEIN Personal Notices The congregation, the former ®“'"® three would be "extremely difficult” Jew, during the Arab-Israell tered first aid to Donleavy, 29. downtown Washlngtmi. police Holy Office, deals with ques- "amese soldiers, all-T wlom (®rc'es reported 8 The Waohlngtaa Post The group was leaving a said. soldiers to two Cashes. Six ”%He Manchester figure for and com- to find It aimong the park’s war of June 1967, Slaco met with lions of doctrine within the Ro- "'®*',® American Marines were wound more than 6,000 elephants. Hie them to communicate U.S. WASHINaTON — Presldeivt party at the fashionable Sul- Meanwhile, there were these Card Of Thanks man, Catholic Church. The battlefield action was the corresponding week to 1968 plaints are relayed to the town ed, and South Vietnamese cas tourists were not Injured. views. grave Club on Massachusetts other crime developments in the promoter of justice conducts the reported again today, but a 13- was 800 claims, for 1967 w a s manager’s office for review and Nixon's prasa tookesman, three ■Thi,- ramlly .rf 8|x<-, 4 William R. ualties were reported light. Indi Ave., near DuPont Cir., when District of Columbia in the 24- PolKlui who was killed In Vlei- prosecutlon in cases dealing year-old girl and 19-year-old boy 566 claims, for 1968 was possible action. aeiiators and a congressman Donleavy was shot shortly af nom Juji. 8, 1960 wishes u> tliajik were killed In terrorist bomb cating U.S. artillery and air 656 claims, and for 1965 was' hour period before President with violations .such as heresies. The manager's office had re were confronted by a street ter midnight. Nixon announiced his new anti- ttielr many friend* for Iheir kind ings on the northern edge of Sal- craft accounted , for most of the 1,180 claims. word* u( a time of HOilnifHa. The Msgr. Cserto succeeds un Ital ferred two repeat suggestions crime to Washington early "We heard several gunshots crime program Friday after family requestii dial those wlio gon this morning. Authorities ^ n , Statewide claims decreased wished to m-ryl flowers, jdease do ian, Msgr. Giuseppe Granerls, and one -repeat complaint to Friday as they rushed to the and rushed to the aid of a noon: nate tn the Salvation Army for Ihe who resigned because of age. said 14 other giri.s were wound- last week by 10,335, or 23.2 per Police (Thief James Reardon for aid of a treasury agent shot gentleman who had been, held up —^Two more Washington banks i«.-rvloemen dn Vteqiam. Although Msgr. Cserto was al- ed when explosive charges at- a^"“ cent, to a 34,236 total. The state study and comment, HOUSE &, HALE during a hMdup attempt • and shot because he refused to were held up Friday, bringing Mr*. Ofiariotte Jidmson. ready a member of the congre- tached to bicycles or molorcy- Tini?*^p’^ i” ^ ^ " ti!* *n figure was 33,898 for the cor- Reardon has raplied that no As he fell to .the sidewalk hand over his money,” Sen. muHler of 8l)ec. 4 PolBla.se of gallon as head of the archlwS, ?'es were set off to a parking lot Provinces, more than 50 responding week last year. action Is required on any of the to 19 the number held up to 406 Goff Ka.; 'Welliersfleld. giAiiuii aa Iicau oi me arcnives, r u jjiiiKuig loi „» ,u„ __ _ - i— . . ---- .------. ---- . auviun ,a icquiicu uii any oi mo MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER from a bullet wound to the leg, Scott told his colleagues In a January. Police said lafer that his appointment was seen as an outside 11 girl’s school and in a ^ "®"h of the tiemllllarlzed - 'Bridgeport, with 6,635 claims, three. He said that, after inspec- The Defense Depftrtment released this picture in lino protrudes from its stowage locker into the Thomas J. Donleavy found him speech on the Senate floor. In Memoriam apparent move to cut down the street in front of a nearby gov- m* ® state leader last week. Uon, he has determined that a they recorded around 700 hold-, TURN TO PAGE 7 Washingrton and said it was taken last Oct. 29 buoy cavity. The department said other objects self surrounded by Sens. Hugh Donleavy, a Philadelphian ups in January, compared with Influence of conservative ele- ernment center for Oommunlrt n a I’n followed by Hartford three-way stop sign Is not need- Scott (R-Pa.): Howard Baker who is one ot Scott’s con In tovins memory of irwln Lul* ments within the congregation,, defectors. ized zone shelled villages in the with 4,661, New Haven with 3,- ed at Bush Hill and Glendale 300 last January and 144 In Vlnh Llnh are^ above the DMZ 811 arid Waterbury with 3,300. Glendale when the missinir submarine Scorpion was found visible are circular main ballast tank vents, two (R-Tenn.): Mark Hatfield (R- stituents, was treated and re January, 1666. a^.’^lSM. '**** '■y Despite his resignation. Card!- TTie explosions occurred about on Monday and Wednesday Rds., that a one-way stop sign AND SEE,OUR AD Ore.): Rep Tim Lee darter leased at George Washington Manchester was In the 16th Is not needed at Benton and on the ocean bottom. The department said opening rectangular hatches into the superstructure and (R-Ken.); and Herbert O. At 12:55 p.m. a lone gunman Som-'TL. I®.:.®'®!" J®“t as stu- There was no Immedlatrcom. Hospital. held up Public Nationcti Bank Wtf©. DftUJpKter, 8(>ii Wadsworth Sts., that no vio at center, on the after 8e<^tion of the vessel, is Klein, the Presldeizt’a director His aseallant, who was unable damaged snorkel exhaust piping. (Defense Depart on K St. a few MocIob north of MSI UnuiTchUdreii. ot tne congregation. at the Le Van Duyet School. Au-. in Saigon. lations of parking were observ ON MEN'S WEAR SPECIALS o f communications. to wrest away Donleavy’s wal ed at E. Center and Benton Sts. where the messenger buoy is stored, A mooring ment Photo via AP Photofax) Cartor, a physician, adminis let, escaped on tort toward (See Page Fourteen)
.. UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 19^ MANCHEyi'EK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 19(19
Tourism Gives Catholic Council MOVIE AUDIENCE SheiuYvoId on Bridge ^ie a flash of violenoe ..from • ******Q|JIDE******* acrosa the lines. In general A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS P e o p le in Israeli Sees ^Mmish Worries Hitg Easing of BULUPCL FLAY NEEDED •parked by the terrorist organl- < y ^ ^ t t e s AND THEATERS. NORTH -ByCXAYftPOUAN- latlons, which draw respoiiaea IWBSWTB GOOD BIDDOfO 4 KQ52 LMRA As Well as $$ Abortion Laws Tb«H rMing* apply to film* Your Daily AOMty Cwkta No Danger of at the ^prapriato time and Just For Yoi/— ^Aac/y Glen's rvIPMpS Pfttr Nov t, 1186 <0 9853 ' According to tho Ston. » place.” * 7 AUPRED gHBUfWOU) T h e N e w s » i jy »*jg” MADRID (AP) — Tskliv in HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — 0 A43 7-12-24-M To develop message for Sunday. A In Washington, Nbeon called 9 THIS SEAL No matter how good a bid J 10 4- 6-1936^ (ieneralWar aoOTOH (Ap) — hmt m r strsncers tor room, board and The Rev. Randall Blackall, A Doe» MUkmry Duty words corresponding to rlurnbors 4S6MD90^ together hto National Beourtty in ads bidkatss the fllm was ding eyatem you have yqu will WEST EA5T ’ TAUaUS of your Zodioc birth sigrv Oounett today wXh tension in merriment can be a profltsbis family life director of the Ro APt.20 scotrw JERUftALEM (AP) _ Por- submittod and approved under always find chances to overbid, 4 n o 8 7 4 9 6 4 C o m t 1 5’^* ° ' 3' 61 Noturol OCT23 the Middle East the No. 1 to]rfc. Mt of taospItsUty. man Catholic Archdiocese of WASanwnOH (AP) - Maa- MAV20 2 You'd 32Botttr 62Pt«aM 6ign Minlfter Abba Eban aald ^ i ^ t i c a n o a i tb* atow* Hol- k die Motion Picture Code snd then much will depend on <0 10 C? 6 NOV.JI Commenting on the mpy trials Specials 6 Hartford, issued a strong state 0 KQ875 y Buward of Bruin, Pa,, haa 3 RooIIsHc 33 But 43 Eoglo today he saw no pneent danger IMT, Pt., ooy*r»d M 4|** Tou micbt make | ■« bUlton If of Self-Reguletlon. how wen you play the cards.! 0 } 109 4H o;d 34WalfinB 64 T « 10-23-: and hahginge in Iraq Eban said ment Friday against any liberal A 543 2' ^ named the fint woman Yo-71-tae 39Emotlotary aaalgn- l2M oy 42 From 72 On liigMid SS9S tbs m n sB , kwk> That’s what tourists have Life Council, indirectly attacked tion edviced). South dealer. A AQ 46-5069 to “weighing down upon the Iraq to “let these pec^e go.” drofiiied into Spanish tUla since /' a bill filed by State Rep. Jean to the ndUtaiy alda’n of- CANCIB 13 Unusuol 43 Their 73 Not b v *>r bsr sbtsiTS lovsr. bssdad Both sldea vulnerable. West North East flee. JUNC3I 14 Avoid 44 Keep 74 Otters CAMMCORN peace” aa losig oa lerael and the the beginning o t 1M2. The take ) Thornton, R-Qlastonbury, which II R ESTR ICTED — Pereone 15 Known 4SFor 75 Rights * r Ms boms nesr lbs oorscsd Opening lead —jack of dia Pas* 2 A j JUIY32 160r Arab Btatee cannot reach an R epotirted Mi Ming would liberalise tlie present law under 16 not admitted, un- Bbe waa on duty a t • dlplo- 44 Events 74 You JA N . 10 ★ Dobonnet Black Cherry brtdfs OK BsUoirRDSd. in 1968 should bring the seven- monds. Pas* 4 1 ;? Pass 17 Enlerglng 47 And agreed aolutlon. ' JANBURT allowing abortions only when the matlc reeapUon Friday night in S *3- 8- 9-53 77 Create 1-16-29L40/T DANBURY (AP)—O’Nefl Na Ebr bans boitsd, Ibwwsliif year total to about (7 biUion. \ laee accompanied by parent South opened with two etuba, Pass 5 0 Pas* 18 Your 44 Anyone 7BAAOVO thaniel, 24, of New York (31ty Along with the tourists, of \ life of the mother is endangered long, formal military gown. l®^54dM6 19Novor 49Thot 79 Course 5062-76 Eban, interviewed over the bor to b sr Assib OB tb s n e k s bs> or a^ult guardian. an all-purpose forcing opening All Pass 20 Lot was reported mlzaing Friday sboto course, Spain accepted a pock by continued pregnancy. U6 50 Should BODomonds AgUARIUS ■tate radio, wae aeked about losr tbs MMbs. Liortns photo bid, planning to rebld in hearto. JUIY33 21 Things 51 Routine 81 Everyday President Nixon’a recent de- evening after he faUed ti> return ost etful of worries. Will tourism Father Blackall said even this Pereone under 19 not ad M an , 2 7 , T o W ed 22 Forward 52 Hood 82Advtaoblo JA N . 20 Quality Ice Cream, at It’s Best! H , bi lbs n sH bours of tbs This corresponds with the nor ___. AOO.2203 Your scripUon of the Middle East as to the Federal Correctional In Engaged keep iq> long enough to Justify one exception is cause for un mitted, Tbit age raetriction 53 Como 83 For f e e ! i s m oa^ag, tbsrs are tboss who Engaged mal opening forcing bid of two W ido^ 68, Today K17-18-27-2B& 24 Bo 54CIOSO 84 Now a “powder keg.’’ Eban reiUled: stitution from his work release ssy tbs } i^ brlds wslks tbs the tremendous Investment in easiness. OGUNQUIT, Maine (AP) — 25 And 55 To 85 Of l4-26-3049( l b s sn|sg^»os** of Mbv Lea may be higher In certain hearts. spades and would then lead a •rn-TMOV 26 Any “I don’t think that President program Job a t a dry cletuiing sssroMng for bsr facilities? Will the French smd “Abortion to not simjdy a “Emft mmmer ehe and I went 54 Good 84Ei(pomos 596070 The engagement o t Mias Julie araae. Check theater or North’s positive responae of club not knowing whether or not VIROO 27 Scope 57 Your 87 Now risen Nixon formulates hto views on plant. rebietaat bridegroom. **® Ibmter to Mhdiael D. the British *ore up their econo- Dabate, both of Manchester, has 'medical question,’’ he said. A two spades was sli|jiUy doubt out often to the theater and olh- 28 Of 58 May 88 Others Auttaaritiea said Naftfaaniri, sen TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS physician “is not the msurter of advertieing, to try a finesse. A « 29 Businott 59 Could 89 You FEB. 19 the baste of Soviet and Arab Peopla who have tried to build Bricher, both of Manchester, miss Xa|et e, Events in Capital about to eoUapee. Prison offictoto said Nathaniel SA’TDBDAY clubs were the most worthless The UMverrity of Vermont Himter, a graduate of m^on. . . Mianchester High School, to en- baby, or to terminate a pre if we were never guilty of any- Mary E. OUkey, and her late “There to relative quiet in was the nth Work Release Pro Parkade Branch — Monday throuorh S o ± n n la .v Bxtanslon Servioe says horses Manchester High Sctwcd, to The momy ^se tourists executive secreta- gnancy caused by rape or in Bast Windsor — More Dead thing woiw.' cards in the deck but he should huiband “quite a Yew y e a n have saved them to avoid un Aircraft Executive egente are annigned to ______most of the_____ territory„ „ „„and on the gram participtuit to escape out wtos loB aioi^ toe barnyard all majoring tat eiementery educa- J>eiw during their stay in p^gram at Jfanchester cest. than Alive 10:20, Good, Bad ft West led the Jack of diamonds, ago.” ICre. OUkey and her hue- former preaftitont Lyn- fronts. ‘From time to Ume there of more than 760 who have peu-- “We agonise with many of Ugly 7:80. masking his partner. band, George, who died laat Nete Labor Mediator day Inatsad cf gettii« • regular tkm at Wheelock OoHege, Bos- ** J*** ^ Community College. «ie is em- and South viewed the dummy ■nranurMj-uiu-Li.1 .. *** ®- JifiizBon “eoems reEkson- tlclpated in the program. worimut get totTtheir toei hurt to*t Mens. Mr. Bririner, a gradu- ployed a t JeweU-Engtond In- our fellow citixens of good will Mancherier D.I. — Valley of ^th some disappointment, Dally Queatlon year a t 81, eummered here for WAamNGTON (AP) - Aliv enoiwh.” and they get Crustrated aa all ate of Manriieater Mgh School, **>« nronths of 1»68 the Co. Mr. Debate, who want to help solve our so the Dolto 9:48, Planet of the There were only 12 tricks in top Partner opens with two ohibs many y e a n . ^ executtve J. Cuttoe Counts, ^ gstcnt — maybe even neurotic. >• majorirg in engineering number of tourisU was up 11.8 ^ graduate of Manchester High ciety’s problems,” said Father Apes 7:80. cards, and South might have to (artificial and forcing), and 68, of Lob Angotea, bam been as- doam’if knw Mw> ovate- A bung-up borse becomes a management at Nomricb Uhi- P**" but revenue was up ^ aenlor at Ward Blackall, “but we do not be UA Theater Impossible rely on a club finesse for the the next player passes. Tou / f K Tribute »■ ^ «»«w ri»le< federal b^r of agents at the LBJ Ranch compulsive nifaUer, but instead versity, Norihfleld, Vt. only 6.6 per cent Technical Institute, Hartford, lieve, nor do we see that abor Years — 1:80, 8:16, 8:10, 7:06, isth'trick. have; Spades, J-16-6-7; Hearto, HOBOKEN, NJ. (AP) -tnie mediator of labor dieputea. "Jdtais^to^ o t eating oats he nibbles fenoe A date tor the wedding has The tourtom ministry, how- majoring in industrial terimolo- tion to the answer.” 9:00. Informative Dlaoarda 16; Diamonds, J-10-9; Clubs, K- posts, gates snd sinbla doors. not been announced. ever repot^ that Ito the first “;„;ioyed at Mrs. Thornton wants a public State Theater — BtalUtt 6:16, South took the ace of dia 9-8-7-f? Oonopulalve eating, sasra toe eight months of 1968 tourist ^ hearing on her bill, but she may 9:00, The Shoemaker ft the monds and ran his seven Rm t do you sayt entenaion service, to the wsy revenue was up IB^rj^t. ^ not be able to force one if the Elves 1:80, 8:80. trumps, discarding a club and Answer: Bid two diamonds, horses work off tbair frustra- Judiciary Committee reports the the negative response. Do n o t ^ f r * "Ot been announced. 8UNDAY two diiamonda^ from ^ the dum- . MPOPA Board Austerity following the interna- ______bill before next Tuesday night. even dream of raising to thre6 tional monetary crisis cut to 300 Eimt Windsor - More Dead my paper he was wfl?reif:sri2fcr.sj Mrs. Thornton filed a similar than AUve 7:80, Good. Bad ft make the g ^ d slam, b rt South clubs, first because your hand dent of local 2 of the Interna- ahoiemen’n ririJee, haa 1 ^ PEGGY B g u poated by a faimcr In Meets Monday francs the sum a tourist could measure last session which was „ , . wasn t playing the hand on pa- to too weak for a positive re- tional Longahoremen’e Aasooto- vice paeeident for employe rela- famllloa Xvftig with SHOPS take out of France. Wnce about defeated by the House and never Ugly 9:20. Bast Hampton, OOnn.: The Manchester Property •sponse and second because your tion, authorized hto men Friday tions at Dcuglaa Aircraft Oo the oi»L« . .. "Wamlag. No huBthig,flshing 42 per cent of all Spctnish visi Current came up for action in the Sen Manchester D.I. —Valley of West, a fine player, planned partner does not guarantee a to unload 126 tone of Imported past fouT y^. H e ^ s ^ j BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER PARKADE or Imsinmliiji without owner's " Protective Association tors are French, the limit was ate. the Dolto 0:06, Planet of the to discard two diamonds and club suit when he uses the all ItaUanmarWe tor the John F. as a m em b ^ the natU ^ri^ m paitntoaion.wiisalcn Burvl' will be (MPOPA) executive board has certain to hurt Income. Apes 7:00. four clubs, blanking the king of purpose forcing bid of two clubs. British tourism, second only _ Quotes _ UA Ttiieater — Umpossible pronaeutodr scheduled a meeting for Mon clubs without hesitation or ag Copyright 1669 ®**Ttoo tho mediation service on man chases asenta sm v and to France in im p o r ta ^ , ASSOCIATED PRESS Reetaurant, Woman Years 1:30, 8:16, 6:10, 7:06, 9:00. ony. South would take three General Features Oorp. day night, with election of of Jumped » ^r cent in tbe first ^ ^ Stole Theater —BuiUU 8:60, As Tom Fttsgsrald. cbalmmn ficers the main item on its I T S f c r ’ft Wife S S yIi « " « « « «*» «»- i>wight d . e i - of toe Springfield, Msss.. Police agenda. half of 1967 ^ c u ^ y restito- ^ Robbed in Bridgeport 6:16, 0:00, The Shoemaker ft the Elves 1:80. Science Advtaory Board, was The meeting will be at 8 in 0^ in the latter half b ro ^ t a „ut on the tosueo."—Sen. Fred BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Two tafliiM 'toe City Ooundl what s Circuit Court at the Manches ^ in the sum each Briton ^ Okl^oma, chalr- men robbed an east aide restau “ ’ll lANig’e wife has sued tor dl- polntment, sold he hopes a eet- consetontioua job toe loosl po- ter Police Station. "P®*’ ’ . . , ^ ^ man of the Democratic National rant of more than $3,000 Friday. Awarded $75,000 woroe saying the 61-yeaixrid ooe- tlement wlU come soon in the Capital Quote Uoe wore dotog, a patrolman A bylaws amendment adopt The Yankees keep coming but oommlttee An hour later in the same 9* tidevtolon series "The dock strike on the Bast and Gulf “We have on oUlgatlotv—each wa« outside caty HsU proving ^en they are spending a Wt of the loea neighborhood, a lone thief took WAREHOUSE ed last month, at the MPOPA’s In S u it A gainst W ife “BU U JTF* Sat. 9:18-9to9 — Sun. Si69-6tl6-9M Big VaUey” threw water on her ooesta of you and all of us in the Amer- .toe point. annual meetinjg, will permit the ... erf the Scorpion cannot be acer- $300 from a woman trying to and pushed her to the floor. Although oalllng the rix- governmeniUJto ftod ways After toe meeting Fitagersld HARTFORD (AP)—Ino Bou election of two additional of- ‘"bted from any evidence now put the money (n a bank’s night chard of Farmington was awar '^**^^?*L***** Corday’s Supe- week-old strik e “a serious iditua- settle our dlfllerenoes peeme- dtooovered a $2 parking ticket flceni':ia second vice president avallable.”-Navy aimounce- depository. ed $76,000, damages Friday in a rlor Q>urt suit Friday also al- tion,’’ Shiftts said it is poaftble ftiHy.’’ —President Nixnn ad- on his car. Idle greediness. Tourtom pro ment that so far a court of in Police said a gimman 'with and an assistant treasurer. vides 40 per cent of the coun suit he filed against his wife, “ft* came home at the financial impact has been *«®»lngr dlplomaia from foreign The current officers are Wil quiry hasn’t been able to deter dark grease smeared on his Nora, for negligence in a car odd hours and loft large sums exaggerated. oountrleo at a White Hnnee re- Frimk Odlen of lottery. try’s foreign exchange. ber Little, president; Harry mine what caused loss of the face and a lookout wearing a accident. Oounto declined comment on cepMon. Maine, beewght the fire to ^ Relnhorn, vice presldrat; Miss atomic powered submarine ski mask took $3,000 from the Nora Bouchard -was driving firehouse.------WhfoOuUenn^------_ : jvLaueiMabel oiienuiui,Sheridan, treasured;u^ttauosr: WU- wu- . ______. , rwr *Va s«retr "We Uke klds.’’-Ai —/hiiuAwt•Andrew Homeport Restaurant near the when their car went out of con IMCCUEEIM w^EWtecor* r**’~ • “®m Morrison, secretary: and _ Bauer of Preono, Calif., explain General Electric factory on Bos. trol on Route 87 in Lake Gtoorge, Buy Auto Plates er than voauntary mediation to Federal A'vlation Athnin- toe seat o t his car, he drove to a Mrs. Lucy Burke, assistant sec toe imr why he and hto wife, who al- ton Avenue. .v N.Y., three years ago. BoJphard DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — A (Sen- settle the ririioe. to^o n has derided it couldn’t fire station In nearby Ports retary. Later, 10 blocks away, Mrs. AS mouth, N.H., to have the flames period 1968;71 it plans to invest sustained ■ numerous fraAures tie tax qpUectorjuid a movle-TV The miedtotlon service pro- annual fUght testing for Little said today that he will Cal Costanzo of Trumbull, an and other injuries. extoyiiitoed. employe of Latresse Beauty queen combine" with a credit videe voluntary gow«io>i.i«nt ae- 800.000 pilots earii have two recommendations for 204,200 new hotel ® Ix^day card to tnELke it easier this year atotanoe in resolvtr^ major la- ®«***«y wlthdmw- toe board to consider Monday Shop, was about to drop the 'f e U L U T T ’ The “cooleat’’ heat in town to spaces, apartment and private without a ^ n t, a ISOURPROOUCIIOtl to r D allas residento to buy th e ir bor dtqputMs. Ing a propoeal to require prl-vate night. day’s receipts into a night de auto license plates. pUoto to taka periodic f lt^ in stored in a tank in Bostoo’s ^ ^ M t o r 217,000 tourists, 67,000 pository when a youth with a OPEN The first to for quarterly addiUonal tourists spaces in i-a r a A~v m—nn wua-Ms-m County Tax OoUector Ben struction or undergo pnrfliolency DorchMsr section. . ihboiuhsomeetiitgs uiof themo bouchu general ,mem- stocking over his head ran up ‘Private Lives* Bill checkB. camping grounds and 22,000 ’ ^ to her and took the money. Gentle said that on Monday he Its 3,000 tons of natural gas jjg|.jMp, rather than the one moretwirist spaces in vacatlom r^nd me of wh^ I I h c w o r d would seU Dorothy ICalone ot Is Resubmitted shipped toofn Alberto, ^re gas ^imual meeting, WASHINGTON (AP) — A UU centers or residences. ,!T w ^ HELD OVER! 8th Weak! *ccp’ movie and television ftune the to cooled down ,to 260 degtees other to for the appolnt- This is based on the expecta- which to the f ^ r t govern- first lloense plate to be sold in to permit federal employ«s to Mow sere. The ment^ of committees, to meet , .ion that by lOTl „ therethpr« wlUwill be a ^ tt>e Adolphaooipn Hitlerrauer re- 12V; fsiH tlto etqte on a... credit card withhold certain personal infor ®®****®”*** *1 with various town groups, such ^million foreign tour- Srime.’’—Dr. Bruno Bettelheim, LVlPNIVEliJ mation frim their, bosses has V a la is Da| an aisa only at«»-800tb as large .. h,p total of 22 million foreign lour ^ ______SUNDAY m. msa only ens^BOth -large noted educator, r^ychiatrist and I Feature written been relntreduoed in the U ^ as it would if it were in its na iTrtn-.Hnn th» rhBm. 1" Spam- Th®»e tounsts, we w*T . Hereiotore only cash would ibe Board of Education, the Cham mlnlstry^oulatcs, will spend views ai the 8;49_ all over accepted for aimual auto regto- SenEite. tinilir Haarta' tural gaseous state. ber of Commerce, the Town *2 25 bUlton University of Chicago about otu- Sen. Sam J.'Ervin," D-N.C., The gas to allowed to e;q>and t rati on—no checks and no credit 10 A .M . '-nL 5 P , t . . Building Committee, and oth ______dent revolts in general. “Heart Is A Lonly Hunter” him* MTHURDRUa before it to used l>y oonsumers. —but under on arrangement “ oo-spoBisora are backing ers. —P*'*— with a credit card firm, Dallas ™the meamiremeaerura wtvM.which prohlbitewwowki*. The expansion rtatoes the tem WIGS NO LONGER “ Kmia Coast” something “We should iron out our dif County this ye«ur -wUI let the mo- prying into employoa’ iwx ILvea WE HAVE TAKEN A LARUE SELECTION of WOHETS WINTER FASHIONS perature to normal levels. ferences,” Little said. “O u r NEW YORK (AP) —"Wigs Danbury Man Dies, mere or personal abUtudet) tixoi^h are no longer a fad," says wig tortoto charge it. methods may be different, but Walked into Train paychologtoal teato a«*d Xe de our goals are the same — to designer Richard Hartwlch. f4ff WINDSOR poziling tectors. irom OUR WAREHOUSE asd S STORES, aad NOW OFFER THEM TO OOR CoUege Facuhy Votes Hartwlch, winner of the Inter- DHiVi IN ★ HI •• GHARBE YOUR make------Manchester------a better place . B DANBURY (AP) — WUllam I NOW I is. Convi4!tedl of The Senate paaeed a silmllar To End ROTC Credits to live, and where they can af- national Championship in wig- jjjgg^ 53^ qj Danbury, was fatally Onnt Walker . hlU last yeeir, but It be required to ilurnUh BERMUDA SHORTS ciple recommendations to end unusual for a womani to have pie Avenue railroad crossing, Thursday on a chfirge ot having personal finanotal information COATS a dangerous or deadly weapon credit for Reserve Officers Area YMCA three or more halrpieoes. Police said that warning gates where a oonfllot of intereri Training Courses. For a woman's first wig, sa- and flashing signals were both in a motor vehicle.' Klnsler, who might be Involved. Ion-owner Hartwlch suggests contends he bought the rifle for The vote was 103 to 32 to en operating and that the train’s A board of employes rights Welcome Here dorse in principle the recom Set» Dinner that she ch o ^ a color close to engineer, Erwin G. Klauber of hunting purposes, plans to ap her own, wtrich gives her a I^EEI^VAUGIHIN peal hto conviction to the State would be creatod to oonalder $ mendations of a Committee on The formation of a Vernon, Wolcott, blew the train’s whistle Ytotetlona and employee could R«g. $10. Organization and Policy to elim .. chance to become accustomed when he saw a man crossing JACQUELINE BISSET-DON GORDON- ROBERT DUVALL-SIMON OAKLAND Supreme Court. inate all degree credits for Rockville YMCA to serve Ver- j^e wig akme. JHRUAM PPI I • *«**hl*ScMr« lcrti6gt9|b|IUNR INUSHIMiajHMKfRliWIN- btriaatNnowi During hto trial, Klnsler tesU- seek redress through eivU suite. the tracks. Klauber ordered an lUitlHlfUl ruLL* uieeiFiih^io»eumiU'NftKribfWiiroMiiow oifKiediimiimu PRKG ROTC courses over a three year non, Ellington and Tolland came The more experienced wig emergency halt when he hit the lafaianBWIMiaiMinBlI TECHMCOLOn* IfROM WASNCll m09.-a6VDi ARTS fied that the Hill Parents As PINE PHARIffAGY period, if there has been no one step closer to reality wearer might choose his newest victim. sociation, a civil rights group Defends 26 Agents JUes died in Danbury Hospital in the predominantly Negro Hill Assigned to LBJ BM CENTER BT. dtange to transfer all military Thursday night as Its support- creation, ’The Crescendo, a wig OBOUP OF instruction to summer camps or with three different shades of about 30 minutes after the mis section of Now Haven, has a WAsmNarroN (a p ) — The MANCHESTER, OONN. a program in the Departnaent of ers set March 20 for its or DANCE SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SHOW collectldn of gtuM owned by its GROUP m r ganizational dinner meeting. the same color. hap, said police. elhatrman o t a House ouboom- Defense to make such a chemge. SAT. & SUN. MATTNEE ONLY members that it holds for safe mittoe In charge of the Secret T C L M 9 ^ 4 ' GROUP OF The dinner will be at 6:30 In Saturday, Feb. 1 keeping. PANTY HOSE The faculty also endorsed a SAT. 1:39 ft 3:80 — SUN. 1:39 ONLY Service budget eeye a report WOOL SHIFTS committee proposal to limit the Vernon Middle School in granting of faculty status to Vernon Center. The main busi Ji Houn of Fun for the Whole Family ness is the election of a board J u s t SWEATERS and BRAS only the senior officers in the RAY'S PAVILION 76e ALL SEATS 76o SKIRTS-DRESSES program. of directors. Everyone in the Six Na'vy officers, four Army three towns is invited and tick COVENTRY LAKE officers and two Air Force offi ets can be gotten through David Dancing 8:00 tIU Midnight Admtoalon $1.78 cers how hold faculty status at Uhterborn of Davis Ave., Rock VoluM to S5.00 $■ the college. ville. About 400 ot Dartmouth’s The YMCA idea has won the THE SCEPTRE support of the Greater Vernon 3,100 students are enrolled In Coming Feb. 8—THE WILD WEEDS ROTC courses. Jaycees, the Hockanum Valley Community Services Council GIGANTIC.GL0RI0US f o r Thursday the faculty at Yale V2 PWCE GROUP OF LINED College in New Haven, (3onn., and the Rockville Area Cham SPECTACLE approved a recommendation for ber of Commerce, Unterborn said. the university corporation that STUNS FOR credit from l^TC programs be The response of people asked Valentine’s Dayl WOOL SLACKS withdrawn. The faculty said to serve as directors for the Both In Color CHILDREN GROUP OF 1 OBOUP—GLEN EAGIA—KEG. $96 such ROTC programs were un YMCA lias been "excellent," he OF ALL worthy, academically, of credit said. THE MOTION PICTURE AGES.'.. toward a Yale degree. Unterborn added, "We want "'PUIIET OF THE APES' you care you*ll SKIRTS RAIN C O A T S to keep stressing that this "Y" TH A T SHOWS WHAT IS 1 BLOCKBUSTER. *14— $16 is family oriented. Women and AMERICA'S FssciMSTmer Give the finesf* girls are welcome." ALL-TIME —Lie Smith, Coimopolltifl Pilu LhMd NOTICE t The next meeting of the YMCA supporters will be Feb. #1 BEST-SELLER PUBLIC HEARING 13 after which more details of „ FIRST PUT GREATLY GROUP OF SUEDE BOARD OF DIRECTTORS the March 20 dinner will be an INTO WORDS 1 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, nounced. THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT OONNECmCUT Larie selection ef Newities - Mixes - Heart Pops Tuesday, February 4, 1069 1968 1969 JACKETS The Board of Directors wUi ! ELVES 1 DARK MILK or W HITE ASSCRTMENTS REDUCED! 40.00 conduct a public session Tues- iHaurlipatrr see lay, February 4, 1969 from 9:00 \mey OVER THE I a.m. to 11 ;00 a.m. in the Mu lEiiptiimi Quality Candy in attractive heart boxes s e e ! ELVES MAKE SHOES 1 5 % to 2 5 % off! nicipal Building Hearing Room PubllMiea Dally JSxcept SuiuSay, concerts WHILE THE SHOEMAKER SUEFS Alio available in our regular box. 1 GBOUP-ftMPfMtlKD to hear comments and sieges- Holiday, ai 13 BUi.li Strem. PAUL Feb. 7: Agathe's Tale; ee .' th e elves GROUP OP — 2 ft 9-PtBOE fiona from the public. aanohoaer. Conn. (060tl)i lAFTURE A ROBBER M Future sessions wlil be held relephune 443-271: TAYLOR Lento; of the TH CENTURWFOX PRESENTS Free Giff Wrapping GROUP OF Ucuoii. CLai. Po.tag. Paid ai Public Domain 20 BARREL OF TAR.' 69c - $29.98 R AIN C O A T S the first Tuesday of each uancn.aiBr, Com. month from 9:00 a.m. to U;00 DANCE F*b. 8: From Sea to CHARUDN HESIDN IS f f/ the TAILORil' PANTS SUITS, lUMPERS SUB8CH1FT10N RATEt- Shining Sea: T i n i i s TO CAPTURE a.m. in the Municipal BuUding Payable in Advanc. COMPANY Kiio ARTHUR P.JNXlBSpntelm \ SLACKS Rug.S2A N O W Hearing Room and the third cm. Ymu 130 (a Orbs THE IIVES.' 6U Month. U.H. ThunKlay of each month from riir.a Mcntii. T.tp Tickets: $2.50 p L A N E r ee /WOHOERS 6:80 to 8:30 p.m. in the TW n •»i» Mnmii 2 oil ($2.00 students ih th e Oounsei's Office in the Munici only) T & ^ a p c s BIG TOY pal Building. MEADOWS J s M SHOP/ r* Rug. S10 $1 John I. Garatale Jr.. f®McDOWAlI MAURICE EVANS jgWaTNAJ^ V 2 PRICE! Beorefofy fMto Farrow / All Color Please send stampeI '
i Mt - h . WDB MANCHESTER EVENING HE k ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1969 •• a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTE®, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1969 not only to enrage Israel aa they expect- PAGE PIVB el, and to aarlnd to advertlsenients to oome to the defense of the maas hang - .. The shop offers complete carrots, pineapple tidbits; Tues which have a role in emotional MU other readlBK maUer In Hie Manchester V Lartt wW becom e the teen a g e aartly—it could be wise counsel balance. A person with dis Bveninr HaraM. ing. osmp wUh programs for (he old grooming and clipping of all day, beef in gra-vy, mashed x>o- from your physician. tatoes, candied sweet potatoes, turbed emotions is more liksljr ■uhaorlber to Los Aaceles Ttoies-Waahlnr- He who chooses an act of brutality er otalMren. breeds, and specializes in pood Careful studies of the life his- toa nMt Rears Service. les. Mrs. Kirka ran a shop in spinach, cookies; Wednesday, to have aceddenU. in the hope it will bring Mm leadentiip HhUen VaHey enoompaases torles of thousands of widely dif Schools, armed servicee and M asrvtoe dlent oT N. B. A. Bervloe, Inc. her home for several years but hot dog on roU, potato sticks, fering people have persuaded „PdbUahani Repreaentatlres — The Julius to more likely to find Mmadf deserted 128 aoree, has 16 buSdings, and Insurance companies are begin ■athewB Special Aaency — Rew York CM- a private lake. had to move it when the buai- baked beans, vegetaldie Sticks, competent scientists that tits cdso, O etntt and Boston. ning t o cMnrtder life-change ta- and toft alone wth Ms crime. The two camps oan now facUl- neae began to grow. oaitsup, mustard and rrtish, probability of “health changes” .'j v '■ She to a charter member of tangerine sections; Thursday, blea in accepting or rejecting : Aimrr bdrelau of circdua- jbate about 160 cMldren. —sickness, accident, even preg applicants. Holmes said. TTONR the Professional Dog Groomers beef stew, (carrots onions and nancy—can be pre^cted. potatoes), peanut butter sond- Holmes said a small percent Otelar advertlalnd doshiK hem: TBBMINAl. BIANAOER Association, a non-profit atate- TUs finding is one of many Ebr Monday — 1 p.m. FVIday. Light To The Fatnre wide organization filed ■with the wirtiee, orange Juice, cookies; age of the population has mort >br Tbeaday — l p.tn. Saturday. Charles O'Donnell, 10 Pen- results of current research in (ft the health changes and that Bor Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday “Luck of rrievance” Is one of the more State of Connecticut. Friday, tomato soup, tuna sal psychosomatic medicine—the Inr Hnnaday — d p.m. Tuesday. field Ave., EUtogben, has been Connecticut is one of the ad, sandwiches, peanut butter most of these high-risk persons ■'w sviday — 1 pm. Wedneadhy. poXte epithets that rebellious youths ore Muned manager of the new Nel study of the relatioitehip be tend to be unstable, mobile «nd upday — 1 p.m. Thureday. iairttng at the heleagueiad admlnlstrar first states, futcording to Mrs. sandwiches, applesauce. Bread tween the mind and tiie body deadline — 6 p.m. daybeTore son Frelghwaye Mionchester, Kirka, to require licensing. Any butter and milk served with all ambitious. The stable individual poHIcatioti.1. _6 p.m. .FVIday .1^ forCMturday tkms of America’s «vnii«gf and untvar- N. H., terminal reoentiy. Nelson and how each affects the other. and Monday poMIcatlon. one who wants to groom dogs meals. who seldom changes residences Scientists are learning that or Jobs is usually a low rjsk. for money must go to an ac Maple Street School; Monday, (Useaae is not necessarily flaturday, February 1 Ihe knowledge being iHhiiiswiiI to credited school and pass a com ravloU, green beans, cole slaw, For the higji-rizk people, espe- caused by genns—all persems (dally those -with clusters of Ufa them is not relevant to the nattUas and plete grooming test, both oral cheese sticks, apricots; Tues- have germs but only a few be and written. In addition, all ■day, meat loaf with tomato changes in their recent Mrtory, neeito of prasenb-day society, they come Ul. Inftead, Oie cause of he advised <»utioR in undertake He Names It; We Hare It cteiga. hr the eyea of an extreme shops are Inspected regularly by gravy, mashed potatoes, corn, disease^ is closely linked with the state dog wardens. pickled beets, applesauce; l i ^ such as new business -ven Sven while he dlamissed "semaotiQB" ndnority, a ooBege degree, like a draft the way Individuals react to life. tures or long -trips—anything as an “faupiirapriate apiiroach,” Pieal- Wednesda}), frozen orange Juice, At a recent seminar at the card, to a symbol of a morany corrupt' CRT PROMOTION (Herald Photos by Pinto) grilled frankfurts on rolls, that might be affected seriously Oklahoma University Medical by illness or accident. dent Mbnon w»a, In his inUial pteaa con- BstaMtohment euxl to- something tor Peter J. Ragno, tormeriy of Mi’s. Kirka and her La 'Petite Prince Beau Beau potato chlpe, carrot and celery Center sponsored by the Ameri duenee, Ohubetinr *t>a extreme bn- burning. Careful treatment and under Mjanchester and now living In sticks, pears; ’nmrsday, roast can College of Physiciane, inter standing of such patients was tiwitanoe involved in a selection of one One prcinkient educator admits that New Britain, was reoentiy elect OPEN SHOP growth, development and cor chare of $1.21, and increase of turkey and gra-vy, buttered nists from over the nation were ’Two enterprising toen-agers porate management of mutual uraed by Dr. Morton D. Bogdan- bom wnong aeveral words. our educational system is not a ed an asetotant treasurer of the $.01; and common shares out rice, sweet potatoes, cranberry told of new vistas opening in the pfL professor of medldiie st He wen aaswertaia e queation ea to the needs of today. But tt never has been, 'X Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. have opened up an eatabllBb- savings banks. standing averaged 34,102,707 for sauce, pees, fruit JeHo with practice of medicine as a result \ ment at 216 Spruce St., that’s DeJee University Medical Cen wtaat our goal afaouid he in the field o< «dds Lee A. DuBri^gs, pceeldent of in Hartford. a rise of 421,021. topping: Friday, choice of to of psychosomatic research. ter, Durham, N.C. strictly tor the dogs; th ^ offer JOINS LABONNE mato soup or dam chowder, Dr. Thonuui Holmes, profes midear weiqwna, and he wee tbooahig OsUSoRiia Instituto of Tedxxrlogy an»i Ragno, married to the former “The doctor’s own emotional Katherine D. Hurray of Man grooming servioes tor most Thomas F. Omran Jr., 96 Robert Zerlng, 86 Bretton Rd., sandwiches: Tuna fish, cheese, sor of psychiatry at the Univer atate at the time of the orltleal among three worde-"parKy'’, “aupei^ ncwntly chosen by Richard Nheon to be chester, haa been manager of Washington St., was appointed was recently promoted to claim peanut butter and marshmal sity of Washington, Seattle, said io fity ” and “Mifllctency*’—tor a word to prealdeHtial seienoe advtoer. Along Ctountry Roads With Sylvian Oflora first interview can have a bear COfRNPIBLD IN WINTER the bank’s data pcboeaslr^ de- to the position of field represen cost control administrator in the low .cooldee. statistical studies show that ing on (he emotional state of (hs repreaent die goal of Ida new adminia- “Edueaitlan is m t tor today,” says peitment slnoe 1967. He Joined tative of G.T. LaBonne and As group actuarial department at SWimer Road Sdraol: Monday, some people are far mora Ukely patent,” he said. "The doctor tratiatt. DuBtUge. "It la the past and It to OBT in 1961 and was aaaigned sociates recently. He will - spe the home office of Aetna Life American -chop suey, tossed than others to become Ul or get can be an Important atUnuIua in ‘'Let me put It tUa way,” said the for the future,” to data prooeoslng as a com cialize in property and casual A Casualty in Hartford. A Btdad, peas, Italian breed and in an aocldent—and that there the patient’s environment if iM ty insurance for both personal are ways of help(ng them defy Prarident. “When we talk about parity, •Wonders of the Universe' puter operator and program graduate of bates College in butter; Tuesday, rice, chicken is aware of this.” The troubles of today, the ghaatly dto- Herald mer. ' Lewiston, Maine, Zerlng joined and gravy, beets, peanut but their apparent destiny. I thfcik we sfaotild reoogniae Hut wetra ngidons and gitoly scenes of vUenoe Yesterdays Connecticut Yankee He attended the UnI'veraity of the company in 1963 and had ter sandwiches; Wednesdajr, Holmes said there la a “pow occur, uarualfy, when each aide beUevea which have taken phtoe on some oampus- Ccnnecticiut and to a member served as a supervisor for the beef stew, com bread. Jelly erful relatlonrtUp” between ft baa a chance to win. Ttaeretore, parity Mercury Missions past year. stressful events in life and later es, are not due to the failures of our 25 Years Ago By A.H.O. faM Mr main offtoes in Rock- of the Data Proceastng Manage sandwidies; Thursday, hot dog doea not neoaaanrlly aaaia« that a war system, rialms DuBridge, but to its aue- vitto. ment Association. He to the on roH, baked beans, potato changes in health. By DB. I.M. LEVITT, He included among "healtii may not occur. ceaeee. we 'would be able to see two- School St. rec center remains We pause, today, to mourn which probably ore not quite ■ ODonneU Joined Nelson in father of tour ohUdren. James C. Hamilton, 14 Ken chips, cheese sticks; EVlday, The Fels Planetarium mlle objects on the surface. The nedy Rd., an employe at the tuna' noodle casserole, cole changes” infectious diseases DELIVGRY “By the aame token, when we talk We have brought higher education to open for swing shift program and bewail the apparent power- sound. It is probaUy true that, Of The Franklin Institute photographs would also per from midnight to 3 a,m . home office of Aetna Lite and slaw, spinach; butter s a n d- such as tuberculosis, surgery, ahotR wperlorlty, that may luve a det BO per cent of our young people, provid as the sovereign State of Can- ARTHUR DRUB A planetary probe of modeet mit determining the precise leesness of causes whirti ought Casualty in Hartford, has been wdehes. Milk end dessert are accidents, even pregnancy. rimental etVeot on the other aide, in put ing more and better opportunities to neoticut clatois, Bradley Intei^ designated an associate in the They are related, he said, to cost but of tremendous national orientation of the planet. These 10 Years Ago to be so sacrosanct U would national Airport needs to be ex KJentle Ben’ Author Unable served wlilto each-meal ting it tn an bifMior poadloii, and there more of them than at any time in Mstoty. pictures combined with others Society of Actuaries. Hamilton, • 'Vernon Center Middle School; such “life change” events as prestige could be undertaken in seem automatic they foe guard panded. It to probably true that going away to school, getting a fore giving great impetus to Its own Why not 100 i>er cent? 1973 if NASA decides on a”fly- taken a t later flybys would pro- This was a Sunday; The Her ed as a public trust. who holds both bachelor’s and Monday, hot dog on soft roll, arms race. Our objective bt Ihto AAnin- ■vide the precise direction of the ald did not publish. extending ft into Suffieid to the To Read Until He Was 13 master’s degrees from Yale baked beans, pickles, sauer job, losing a Job, promotions, Scholarftilp and research have ehed by” part the planet Mercury. Comectiout’s current sample logical way to aooomplhti this Idration—and tMa is a matter we’re go spin axis to show astronomers By SUZANNE DONNELLY and HawMns said, "Anybody University, Joined Aetna in 1967. kraut, peach upside down cake; maiTiages, divoroes, deaths of light on many problems wMjcfa Mive Within the past few weeks the of auoh a cause to that of the expansicn. And ft to probably loved ones. Jail sentencea and ing to dlseuBs at die Pentagon this af 1973 Mars spacecraft were au precisely where its north pole town of Suffieid. Special Witter who 'would ^lend that long must Tuesday, pork in gra'vy, mash PUBled the human intellect. Why are to pointing. true that the whole Aiture wel The Porttand Oregonian TresBon Drive-In Cleaneie traffic ticketa. ternoon, end It will be -a subject o< a thorized and this Mercury mis Sutfiehl, In Hs fight for Us have something.” ed potatoes, spinach, buttered aoraa problertu still uaaolved? fare of the whole tremendous HawklnB enooursged him to Inc., 'wbirti <^>ened in Vernon carrots, breaul and butter, as ”In a study of tuberculosis pe- major dtacuaslon in the NatlonBl Secur sion would comi>lement that to In addition to cameras, a qwu right to exist as it found PORTIAND, Ore. (AP) — A tew hundred yeaie ago no one under- Investment the people of all (he try writing something leas mon- last November, is owned and sorted fruits; Wednesday, Uents,” he said, "we found a ity Ooundl within a montfa—our Objec take advantage of celestial con magnetometer -would be Includ Open Forum ed and developed and bulM ReeU Nortiiweat author Waft Morey significant buUdup or clustering ftood anything about the nature of the ed to search for a planetary state have put into this NeM, to umenbal—a short story for a operated (by nieodore A. John chicken chow mein, butter tive la to be sure die United States baa figurations which ■will not be over the oenturies, has as pow have It located here, and to get a slow stort. Karen LosU of Ufe-change events within two tiMverae, and everyone waa apparently duplicated until the 1980s. magnetic field. There to a feel Craftsmen Earn More pulp magazine. Morey tiiought son, 64 Meadow Lark Rd., Ver ed rice, green peas, buttered Mifficitoit mlUtaiy power to defend our TV> the Eklitor, erful a designated rtuunpion as have ft give the aervloe ft Ha oouUto’t read until he was thto a bit beneath him, but non. The establishment offers carrots, hot rcdl and butter, years prior to their sMlmission to happy. Today we are overwhelmed with 'The spacecraft designated by ing that a magnetic field anyone could wish tor a desper 18. and hto lOxet novel (never breeds, and specdallze in poo the sanitarium.” interests and to maintain the oommit- around a planet to linked to its In response to Inquiries on does, depends, (n a very 'vital worked out “The Hell Mai^” a complete cleaning services. chocolate pudding delight; Mxiwledge — and we acneam with pain flie June 1968, study of the Space ate cause. pubUahed) had a record-break dles. Johnson, a native of New York,' Studies of other patients mente wMcfa IMb Adminiatratlan deter- Science Board Is the PToneer — speed of rotation. Thus the way , on the oontftiulng saert- story about a prize fighter, and Thursday, spaghetti with meat VOlMlrill* because we don’t know everylhi:^. teachers’ sahuiles by a con He is Town Oounert Meade flce of local homes, loaal com- ing sentence cf 16,0Q0 wcmto took ft to show Hawkins. Keren LasM, 4 Bal.tlsta Rd., was the general manager of the bails, grated cheese, tomato showed a similar clustering of minea are in die intereata of the UiBted a low-cost spacecraft which has earth has a magnetic field re and EMleen Joxxiiis, FTorence St., Onoe ow< ooftegea taught almost noth cerned taxpayer on Jan. 39, I Alcorn, former Republican Na torte, and even perhaps, some 'Without paragraiiha or punctua TresBon . Corporation of Long sauce, mixed vegetables, Italian events prior to heart trouble, tqMgclotfcs States around the worid. I dUsUf suf repeatedly proved its reliabil lated to its 24-bour period of tion because be didn’t know how “He read the first page, one both 18, opened the Lemcni and akin cUsease, hernia, surgery, ing except Latin, Greek, philosophy, rotation. Jupiter to found to would like to say that 1 am tional CSiahmen, formldaUe day, whole towns to the in from the middle, and the last Thomas F. Conran Jr. Island for eight years. He took bread and butter, apple crisp S stores—main st. ficiency is a bettor torm, actually, than ity. Pioneers can be launched among advocates, skilled to the to UM them. Ldme Shop about two nuHiths three courses with the Neighbor with cream topping; Friday, pregnancy and automoMle acicl- and e. middle tpke. ■dieology and Jurisprudence, and they by modest-sized launchers, thus have an Intense magnetic field happy to see that someone be satiable appetite a modem alr- page,” Morey said, "then tossed either superiority or parity.” marshaltog of arguments and pqrt develope. Morey to beat known for ago. and commercial risks, as well hood Clecmers Associatiem in orange juice, tuna salad sand- deifts, Hrtmea said. were regarded as the pinnaclee of dvlU- making the total cost quite because it rotates mudi more sides teachers and their temll- it over on ithe d e ^ in front of as life ■and accident and sick We agree with the PresldentB' assess- forces. But ft to hard to Marne an "Oentia Ben,” the poignant rto- me end said, 'My God, does it Both girls graduated from New York: Dry-cleaning, finish whlch, clam chowder with zatksi. Today (hey teach everytMng modest. With this combination rsqii^y—onoe in slightly less tes are even remotely con ly of a faroivm bear; which has Manchester High School lost ness lines. ment of the term, not only aa a sort of than 10 hours. The spectacle of Sufifleld and embattied section of people stink!’ ” ing, and management. He was crackers, peanut butter sand- that the human mind has Deemed _ the flight to Mercury can be cerned writh what to going on Alcorn fighting tor Suffletd’s been made into a teievtolon Conran has 14 years experi district manager ot New Eing- wlchee, wedge of cheese, tqiricot semantic quietus upon domestic elements aimed at Venus for a gravita If Venus has a magnetic field when they use every weapon But together they reworked ence in the insurance field. He and are accused of Uving in the Middle in this area. right to remain Suffieid Is, to they can to try to protect a show and a movie. Beth "Ortitle the story, and it was sold to land for Anscott Chemical In cup. Dessert and milk served who reaRy think there is no degree of tional acceleration or boost by it must be very weak, because Ben” and hto recently published was (associated tor many Agea. Let us look at the average our taste, one of the great ab 'way and ptoce of life which onoe "KnpekoUt” Magazine for a dustries Inc. for the past year with each meal. siqjeriority whiQi would realty be suf that planet to take it past Mer the planet rotates once in 243 sorbing dramas o f tivto Con “Kavik the WoU Dog” ere wln- years with the Hardware In before opening up his Vernon Vernon Elementary School: Because higher education has been so cury. Without Venus being avail earth-daya If Mercury should, area storting salary, which, ex seemed guaranteed safe for penny a 'word. surance Co. of Minneapolis, ficient tor us. but as a better word for necticut time. neira of the Dutton Junior Ani In the next few years Morey plant. Monday, orange Juice, spaghetti suoceeeful in so many areas, says Du able, a prohibitively expensive indeed, rotate once in S7 days, cluding Hartford, presently ap ever. We are of the firm aentl- mal Book Award. Minn. us to be carrying in front of us as we proximates 16,200.00. On an One round In the battle was mentai opinion that the battle wrote about KX> sports stories and hamburg, tossed salad, appear in our big power posture in the Bridge, tt la now said to be a ootoasal large booster would ha-ve to be then its magnetic field should Morey was bent Feb. 8, 1907, A native of Manchester, Con At. the annual stockholders French bread, cake squares; failure because success is not yet viaiUe used. 1716 position of Venus In also be extremely weak. It hourly basis tor an eight hour waged before the 1967 General of people and homes end quiet tor the pulp magazines and sedd ran graduated from Mjanchester world. day and the 180 'working days, Assembly. in HtoqUtoni, Wash. Hto educa two €Wlult novels. During thto meeting of the South Windsor Tueslay, beef in gravy, butter In every sphere of human concern. 1973 makes this planetary ex would be intriguing to dtooover streets agatost the state ought High School, attended Western Bank and Trust Co. this week, a called tor by most local cmi- Another 'was waged to Suffieid tion had a late atiuft because he time he also became a filbert ed noodles, peas and carrots, Interestingly enough, only a few days ploration mission a most at whether this correlation holds to be won much more frequent was sickly as a child, and be State University of (tolorado, 50% stock dividend was voted, cole slaw, applesauce, cheese after Presideit Nixon selected "suf And yet, there ore elx milUon tractive one. - for a planet with a high den 'tracls, this is but a mere $4.30 itself, the other night, at a pub ly than it to. Progress, and nec- farmer, 'when he and hto wife and served 614 years with the per hour. This is for working cause hto family moved to the spent their $400 savings on ,a 10- payable Feb. 17 to stockholders bread; Wednesday, orange ficiency” as our goal, an expert study now in coUegie, and more are seeking sity, indicating that it prob lic hearing on the State Aero majority ought, once In a wfafte, Coast Guard. of record Dec. 23, 1968, subject There are excellent reasons time only —^no paid holidaya — nautics Commission’s plan to country, where schools 'were acre farm near Vancouver, Juice, meatballs in sauce, but appeared to assure us and him that we admission every year. Amerloana are for a close look at Mercury. It ably has an iron core. esadty, and tiie welfare of Oie poor. He started grade srtiool Oonrsm has been active In to the approval of the bank com tered rice, kernel corn, pickled spending ilS UlUon a year on Mgher no paid vacations —no allow extend Bradley International to be made to yield to a Suf Wash. a area sports, the Elks, the Jay- have already attained it. to the closest planet to the rtm. If the Bjiacecraft is precisely ance tor home preparation — wfMn he was 6, 'but learned Ut- In 1962 he got the inaplratlcn missioner. All directors were re beets, peaches; Thursday, education, and this will increeae by 10 g^uided to be occulted or hidden Airport Into the town of Suf- fieid 'Which wants to stay a Suf cees, the St. Bridget Church elected and the authorized capt- It appeared as the finding of Dr. The mass is known to no bet Just working time. ’This $4.80 fleld. tie. for "Gentle Ben” while he was orange Juice, hot dog on roll, per cent or more each year. ter than 5 per cent and' radius from the earth by the planet, fieid. Three years later the family Council, the Army and Na-vy tol stock of the btmk was in potato chips, cheese wedges, George W. Rathjens, an expert on de does not compare too favorably Not only would -thto gouge a working in Alaska as a deep sea Club, was appointed director of Wien times are dianglng akvwly, thKi to about 10 per cent, which then radio signals from the with area craftsmen —rsuch as It rarely happens, not when returned to Hoquiam, 'where he diver, inflecting flrti traps. Ri creased to 80,000 shares. Annual pickles; Friday, Macaroni and fense systems anaiyais making a report means the density can vary be spacecraft must pass through mtle of territory out of the the state starts moving. The presented a problem to the the 8th District in I960, a n d earnings reached a new high cheese or macaroni and toma part, present and future merge tato one electricians, plumbers, tilers, to '^ , but it would introduce a his free hours Morey discovered once ran for state representa for the Oamegie Endowment tor Inter tween 3.6 and 6.6. TTiis latter the atmosphere around Mer carpenters, etc. —all vriw start state, for that matter, can’t srtwols—"What to do with tMs the brown bears, 'which inspired and year end deposits show a to, green beans, cole slaw with national Peace, that "each side can in continuous pattern. But In times of rapid cury, if indeed it has one. The new flight pattern which would oven do a very good Job of pro 8-yeor-old who can't read” T tive for the 18th Assembly Dis $1,080,000 increase over the pre pineapple, afnlcota, raisin bread. value would make It th e at ani hourly wage in excess of "Gentle Ben,” and met ttie peo trict. flict unacceptable damage on the otber, change, the present appeare to be a densest planet in the solar sys occultation could then provide send air traffic directly over i tecting Mself from Itself, as wit Tttot year, ikii third grade, he ple who gave the story odor. He vious year, representing a rise Home-made dessert or fruit $6.00 according to latest union the choicest, oldest, nicest, and He is married and has three regardless of the conditions under which titocontlnulty between the past and the tem —a position the earth cur detailed atmosphere inforina- figures. Even if negotiations ness the half-rape of Bushnell met a little girl named Roaa- actually knew ”Gcat ^fountain of 12%. Assets exceeded $9,200, served with all meals in addi most traditional home and In daughters. 000 nuclear war might develop. future and no educational policy seems rently occupies. tion as it did In the case of the throughout the area are suc Park which Is the State Capi Und, now Mrs. WeUt Morey. He Smith,” "KindUtv Wood” aivl . tion to milk bread auid butter. adequate to bridge the gap, It has been scrutinized thor Mariners which flew by Venus cessful in bringing salary scales stitutions of a hitherto quiet tol’s front lawn. did not pay much attention to "Mudhole Jones,” although "Ttius,” Dr. Rathjens continued, town. So, at least, the embat BRIEFS Turmodl is an Inevitable characteristic oughly and until quite recently and Mars. on a par with Harttord’s, which We have no real hope. But we her then, but they met again lat Jones really was named Smith. Eileen Jaooba "further increases in strategic force lev- Mercury should also be emit tled residents dalm, and we ■think of Suffieid, and of Meade er, and aha helped him scrape The Moreys Uve on the out Comparative Consolidated of a rapidly changing world, and an the period of rotation —the day is presently the most advanced year and went to New York to earnings data for Northeast ela are not likely to offer either country —was determined as 88 earth ting other forms of electromag In the area, the starting wage, have no instinct to scorn their Aloom in the role of David through hlah school. skirts of WilsonvlUe, overlook II II new political options. . . educational system not in turmoU, Du sensitivities. The famUy inioved to Montana ing the Wllliamette River. They study In the New York School Utilities and subsidiaries for the days. However, recent radar netic radiations because of its on the same working-time basis, against the giant FhHtoUne 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1968 PIZZA RAY'S Bridge podnts out. would be ocie that to proximity to the sun. A pho Ih their desperation, however, and a change occurred. have no children. Mrs. Morey, of i : ^ Grooming. "Despite some uncertainty about the surely dead. data Indicated that the day is would still be less than $B.OO which is the State, and we won show consolidated operating about 57 earth-days — about tometer on the sjiaoecraft could per hour. they resort to other arguments der If ft could happen. He 'oame home cne day when who used to teach grade school, The girls are professionals ahaolute levels of damage that each side and are licensed to perform the revenues of $294,841,134, a rise limperfectlonB there are. But these Im two-thirds of its’ 88-day period check Its reflectance or albedo When ominous rumblings ara he was 18 and found "Chip of now works full-time answering BEST GRINDERS might experience emd about the recuper The Flying U,” Charles Rus- her hurtMind's fcui letters and services ■they offer Manchester over the previous year of $20.- perfections ore going to be cured, says of revolution. ’This value, though and also radiations in other heard that raise requests are 016,837; .consolidated net in ative ability ot such damaged societies, DuBridge, "not by wrecking but by im still not definitive, came as a parts of the electromagnetic seU's life story, on the kltrtien keeping track of his' speaking pet owners. there seems little reason to doubt that too high, they are usually dis come of $41,232,005, a rise of 643-0031 proving -the rtnicture which carries (he surprise to artronomers who spectrum. An emission line pho guised as "total costa’'; It must table. The famous cowboy artiift engagements. $950,257; earnings per common In a full-scale nuclear exdiajnge at this torch of learning, the torch of clvUlm- relied on observatior.s by eagle- tometer is another device the be realized thaf when broken where from $60.00 to $180.00 per li'ved next 'door to the Moreys at Morey to working on another CHAIRS SEMINAR bear book, npt a sequel to “Gen time, the United States and the Soviet tion, on to future generations.” eyed stargazers of the latter flyby could use to determine down to individual raises, they course with 10 courses required \ Thought for Today that time. Everett J. Llvesey, president BEST PIZZAS for completion of thto extra tle Ben,” but n new story. “This of the Savings Bank of Hon- Union woidd suffer about equally and part of the 19th century. Why the presence of an atmosphere. are usually reasc^able, or more Sponsored by the Manchester Morey avoided the book for a 130 SPRUCE STREET ^grievously. this spin should be coupled to When our launchers become often than not —unfavorable to year. Another point of Interest Ooundl of Churdies month, then began struggling is the bear book to end all bear choster, recently acted as chair INGOME TAX its orbital motion In a reson more efficient, other spacecraft the teacher —the individual, or concerning thto Master’s de through. He said he does not books,” MOrey said. “There’ll man of a top echelon “Seminar "The foundations of society In each be no nuno bear books after Fruits Of A Sponsored Journey ance state intrigues astronom could be launched to Mercury, mother, or head of the house gree: The teacher la compen ‘‘Oranunar” know how he kept going. “It for Savings Bank Presidents” PREPARATION country would certainly be destroyed.” ers. perhaps without the use of Ve hold, who is charged with the sated an average of $500.00 per was an a'wful battle.” thto.” conducted by the National As Touch of Ma^c ■nils sounds to us as If we had our Not long ago, two Boston grape dealers Astronomers have seen sur nus. It an orblter could be guid responsibUlty of attempting to year tor the advanced educa "Live in the active voice, But at about page 40, “imagi Words never flow easily tor sociation of Mutual Savings INDIVlbuAL, share of toe sufficiency President Nixon suggested that two of the city’s rabbis face markings on the planef ed around Mercury it might be place some values 'within the tion once he has earned his de rather than In the passive. nation took over, and I was off Morey, ’ll dig ■every word out of Banks at the Executive Confer BUSINESS ANO^ 'An ordinary kitchen can achieve radiant new beauty moke a fact-finding visit to the San Joa Think more about what you bedrock,^’ he said. "Writing to ence Center, Glen Cove, N.Y. was naming to be our goal. and surface maps have been r"'s!ble to determine ita gravl- nation’s future. gree; whereas many Industries and tuyiinS- I’6 discovered a SMALL BUSINESS quin Valley of California to look into tat (AP) about $8,000 worth of dtomronds. the nationwide boycott of Callfdmia table unbroken by period or para-, ^'The Most Beautiful Kitchens of Them AIT' tlwse days has come in for some disil grapes, are consistent with those of of the planet. Flybys could of the way In which the results ficult to secure jobs that are ity to primarily diBclpIlnary — — One in 'three of Scotland's graph, because he did not know The ta-yearold Kanun took off 2. Cruise to Nassau (S.S. Oceanic) Don’s Barber Shop lusionment. photograph the planet and then arc linked to broad questions, commensurate with the teach are usually administrators who 1,162,000 married women go to in hot purautt every other disinterested observer who letouroly telemeter surface pic- how to ttoe them. ■niey hoped, obvioualy, to become has trtvestlgatad the strike aial Ita of magnetic fields, radiation er’s background' and education in most cases baig^ for and work, according to census de He worked on the novel 10 Tbe tMef, seeing that he waa Presented by: Mercury Travel Agency, Inc. 406 G inter St. 'tures back to earth in great belli and internal structure. for such a brief period. tails published hero. ’Ilw actual 627 Main St., Manchertar heroes tp the Arab world with their ac causes. Oongreas has no need tor further detail do have pay scales of their own. years, rewriting it 18 Umee; punnied, threw (he tray high J . Copr. T-M 1M9, Gen. Foa. Corp. Atoo, it should be added that I hope I have been able to figure waa 886,000 worid» then he felt ready to show hto into the air. Luckily, the dla- By tion of exoeaa brutality, in the mass testimony from witnesses to tWs dte- Preliminary computations in wives. Globe Travel Service ^aceful degradatlmt of farm workers; few. If arty, area school systems clarify situations and circum novel to a publisher, ^ la t was monda were held in plaoe by a 906 Main St., Manchester The dean, friendly shop that hanging of 14 people accused of having dicate that a flyby could pass Early man believed that if he The youn^r the wife, the spied torqimeL lit is long post time they shared the besides Kfarttord, reimburse the stances of which the concerned 1967. ■plastlo cover. fcatnree ell Bkuber Services R & R CONTRACTORS close enough to the planet so drew a Ukeness of game ani taxpayer and others were un more Ukely Mia to to work. Tha About that time, Morey met Konun reversed himself, ran PUBLIC INVITED VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES Vi But, In actuality, their action aeemed equal protection of federal laws. —- NEW that the resolution would be teacher the tuition for these ad TOIVK POST. mals he could possess their ditional courses which, depend familiar. Wsurcs showed Jobs were held Join Hawklna, now story editor back shout 10 feet end made a Sponsored by AduU Evening School of Maiibheater Hours; Tims, thin Fri. 8:00 ajn. to 6:00 pan. leas than two mllea That means by 76 per cent of wives aged 90 644-2720 souls and thus control them. ing on the coUe;^, rune ony- DavM A. Schwarts of teievtolon’s ”Bonan»."- He aenaatkmal catch. Tho thief got S a t StOO ajB. to 5d0 pja. to 84, (Old HwwUiis about hto novel a^wey. K.
s a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY," FEBRUARY 1, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1909 PAGE SEVEN News for Senior Citizens C h u r c h e s Barry WiD Oppose ' Stocks Show ToUand County Politics By WALLY FORTIN Oeapel Hall ha n ial Cfeaweh at dutot, 418 Center St. D m n crm R 4 . TtUUr> SeleatM Hi there everybody! Wanna moot grataful. TTiia really puts Probate Court BiU ttmr. BM ty MeBrien M7 N. Mala 81. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. State Income Tax know something good? I’m go us quKa cloae to our $1000 goal. For W eek 11:48 a.m., Sunday School. Thanka, (Mias. ^ Mancheater said Mu m s «t 7, 8, •:1B, 10:80 In 11 a.m., Sunday church aerv- 7 p.m., O o ^ l meeting. ing to tell you anyway. Also received $6 ftom Mr. reorgRnizatioo NEW YORK (AP) — The Um church. t:lB, 10:80 and U:00 ice, Sunday School and nuraery. I mentioned registering for Gains More Support Mra. Iforvin Baker, aloag with General Assembly last we^. (rtock market this week moved M the auditMluin. D m Leaaoa-Sennaa la titled The Salvation Army the Easter Show, and ^ e s s The hm, introduced by State ------about four $8 cbeoto aaony- By BETTE qUATRALE Howard Fftte and TPwn •liove,” TTie CMden Text ia 881 Main St. what? We have a record number Rep. James Healey of 'Water- higher on average tor the third 81. J e i eii* Chnreh nwusly. Wo appreciate this vary tnxn Paalma, 8B: 8. MaJ. Kenneth Lance, all signed, sealed, and ready for much, and thank you all. bury, calls tor the election at U n igtA week hut toe gain was iitr. Edward 4. Reardoa, Hie ChrWUan Science Read- Officer in Charge three Judges and the appoint Hospital Notes delivery. I also received a $98. wnaU and Wall Street showed inoome tax to building steadily er Mrs. BJleanor Weston, Pastar ins Rcom, open to the public ex At this writing, I’m pretty con In loving memory of the late ment of a larger nunqber of eur- A1 evcali^; vW ttiv houn end every evidence of extreme cau Bev. daaeph E. Vaja cept on hoUdaya, is at 749 Main Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break among ToUand County political Also attending were tte cotm- ■1: fident that we will have four WUUam AnderMO. WMh this rogates vdw would handle pro ■4 S p.in„ and start, tn the Ber. namaa Bany St. atid available for uae Mon fast. tion. leaders, particularly the Demo- *7’" female legtolatore t i n . buses. Do you know how many we are purchasing a 90-cup cof bate matters on the local level, vurlone unite, nti Fedtetrioe, 8 Bev. Vtaweat 4 . Flynn day through Saturday from 11 9:80 a.m., Simday School Friday was tiie oidy day when ciwto. Beck and Mra. Dorotoy MlUer that means? Ebcactly one fee percolator wfakb we’U have poasibly one such surrogate tor pan.; sett servioe lurit^ 10 m m .; a.m. to 4 p.m. (dasses for all ages). ___ the nwrket made a dear-cut This is true despite the well Bolton, who defeated Ahenrn hundred eighty (180) persons. to enjoy for a l- ways that white officers can’t.” poaltloiw. dasseS for all ages. Rt. 44A, Bolton tric guitar, and singing many of Um Ull. DonaM Genovest of B t; hbs. Jaicqueline Smith, “ Whether by Instinct or de- been active in scouting for more Hall. Pastor Academy Junior High with butter, cupcakes, coffee "At times, I feel almost Uke a chides 1,718 whites and 77 Phltodelphla Commissioner I" an explanation, Houley 10:80 a.m., Divine Wonhip. Rev. Hugh A. GUUs, of the oldie but goodie songs we Ihe 16th Dtotiiot said he op- Amsten; Nancy St Jean, Bast sign, Mr. Nixon Is avoiding even than 20 years in the Manchester Rev. James H. Royle Main St., Glastonbury and tea. Need we say more? brick In the structure of status Negroes. ‘"Ihey think they’ll Rbu» apparently agrees. ”Na- "a full discussion Is vital.” 7:30 p.m., Gotgpel servioe. Uommunity Baptist Chnrah Minister all know. 1 think, too, that we poses It. N. Chortes Bogglni of Hartford; Mra. Dorothy Sul- the slightest impression of a area. Jehovah’s Witnesses Rev. William F, Schneider And all you need to 68 cents and quo,” he said. have Just as much trouble with turally, we try to assign discussion will Ukely oc- An American Baptist Church may have a surprise singer Join (he 30to DIstrtet said be tevera Uvan, 216 E Middle Tpke.; Mra. gesture that could rock our Kingdom HaR 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nuraery a Gold Card. But after more than a dozen black officers. 'They tend to Negroes to Negro neighboihoods first meeting of his J. Moray Roy, distriot scout TilnUy Goavenont Church 888 E. Center St. 9:30 a.m., Morning worship ing Mra. FttvleU, so plan on It. And Francis Mahotwv of toe l^T'o*’ence SuUivaii, 88 Biro S t ; storm-tossed boat,” said Ken- 788 N. Main St. Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:30, and School. Our Thursday morning arts years on the Chicago police think of you as a bigger ‘pig.’ ” (and most of the policemen serve Bdvtoory panel slated for Fri- executive from Charter O ak Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. Bev. Walter H. Loomis, and church school. coming for the “ likit Meal” and 11:48 a.m. and crafts program is finding lOtii District that he win Albert Swest, Ddbson Rd., Ver- noth Troy of Filer, BuUard Ic “ We’re the ‘hankies’ to the there,” he said. ' T'cn. oouig y jo to of Glastonbury, health and safe- Film: “TTie Professor and the 10:^ Worship Service, lowship.. 11 a.m.. Service of Worship ners: Roee Cambell, 692; Roblna protect people and toot 1 will EKiSIS—report cards. George Enunerling, is responsi The Friendship Circle of the Highland St.; Mrs. Geneva Hol- and Standard Oil of California. More than half these cities have Capt. John Kestler, command- ing the present tax structure.” ty chairman} Norman St Prophets” to be shown. Visit the Nursery and Worship Church 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fel with Communion. Carroll, 688; Eva L ^ 060; not be trying to take advantage •East Side Rec, 7-8 p.m.. ble for our having Mrs. Mac- Salvation Army will meet Mon da, 24 Eldrldge St.; Normand Blue chip strength broadened less than 8 per cent. er of personnel and training for TraUblasera Display in the Fel North United Meliiodist Chnreh School. lowship. 3 p.m., Inter-Church Steering EUen Bronkie, 648; Felix of anyone, especially blacks.” tA n d ^ h ! A? . " ak*® Glastonbury, oigan- Youth C o ^ Swim (10-17); 8-9 Lea, as a few evenings a week day at 7:48 p.m. at the church Doughty, 161 Cooper HIU St.; tended by Aloyslus Aheam and iantlmi and AviAt.«inn lowdiip Hall after tlw meeting. 800 Parker St. committee. Jesanls, 944; Floyd Poet, 643; a bit on Friday, however, and Baltimore has more than dou- Indianapolis police, said that Ronald Ferris of Bolton and by X p.m.. Adult Co-ed Swim (18 she is employed by the night for a worship program.' Host “Our Negro turnover is not as Rev. Earle B. COstor, Vernon Assembly of Ood Church Union Congregational Church 8 p.m.. Senior work session. Bertha Martinyak, 641; Grace David Havey, 334 Ferguson Rd. the market ended the week on a bled the total of Negroes on Us among Negroes there remains Lawrence Moe of Andover unan- ^ M a«h es- plus); 7-9 p.m., Mixed couples school In teaching various esses are Mra. Russell Clough high as the white turnover,” an irch of Christ Pastor Northeast School Rockville People’s Fellowship. Baker, 641; Harriet Keeney, 687; Also, Waldo Duchairme, 8 mild upbeat. police force In tw o yeara. Now "”a stigma attached to being a courses including rug hooking. and Mra. Harry Jenkins. said Supt. George Royal in At- imously endoraed the income ^ n T e T ^ ^ Lydall and Vernon Sts. Paul E. Robinson, Gary Klose, Club. Intersection of Rts. SO and 81 Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister Edythe Dexter, 630; Oliver Rob Mark Dr., Coventry; Mrs. MU- The Dow Industrials this Week n per cent of its force of 3,383 is policeman.” tax. A provision that towns and ^ Manchester, train- Sound good to you? Well then, The stigma, said ihe Rev. Twenty per cent of Atlan Eugene Brewer, Minister Pastor-ln-Tralnlng Wednesday, Feb 8 Vernon Rev. Lyman D. Reed, erts 626, end Elizabeth Robin dred Nowak, Hublard Dr., Ver- rose 7.46 to 946.06. Negro. St. George’s Episcopal Church plan on being with us this com .Members of the Manchester ta’s force i s ------MHS Pool, Family Swim Rev. Mlchellno Ricci Assistant Minister Rt. 44 A, Bolton son, 618. non:___ _ M____m .______E)va Uttie,, ______42 Amott The Associated Press avera^ ______Boston has______added_ 6 „ Negro po-^ Kenneth ^ w e n , a Negro minis- Itogro. The city be- the^state *to*reheve t?iA "hnr^^ Gustafson of Hebron, cam pii^ ing Thursday morning from 10 ter serving as community rela gan hiring 9 a.m., Bible classes. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Holy Com Nlglit, 7:30-9:30 p.m ., Rev. Valerie L. Paradis, Rev. John D. Hughes, We had about 47 at our Kitch Uon’s aub will meet-Tuesday Rd.; Milton Wltinok, 86 Village of 60 stocks this week rose 2.7 to Ucemen in the past 12 months- ‘er serving as community rela- placed on the local property to noon. Remenvber, the more tions specialist for the Milwau 10 a.m., Wordiip. Sermon: munion. Sermon: “ Feeding-Be Ckimmunlty Y, 7-10-p.m., Sen 0:48 a.m., Simday School. Minister of Christian Education Interim Minister en Social and all present enjoy at 6:46 p.m. at Willies Steak st., RockviMe; Mra. Patricia to a total of 60 among 2,000. “o"S specialist for the Mllwau- JY* tax was included as a condition ‘»’alnlng awards for lead the merrier. kee, Wis., police, is traceable in ,”'®"' We’re employing good po "Be Ye Reconciled!” ing Fed.” ior Basketball. 11 a.m., Worship Service. ed the games and prizes. This Baimlh^ East Hartford; Mra. I" Chicago, 17 percent-^ioui kee. Wis., police. _ls traceable in o“f\pXof approval. ar " “ ® ers to cu^^ Went to Francis By the way, we still have week on the New York Stock part to the rural South. Ucement. Color is incidental,” 3 p.m.. Area H3rmnsing. 9 a.m., Church School. Nurs Thursday, Feb 8 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades week those planning to attend Mabel Burdick, Norwich; 2,000—of the police force of R. Desimone, cUbmoster of 8 a.m., Holy Communion. material left to make rubber Members of the American Exchange, 793 rose and 748 feU. A i...- „ , w .X , PoUoe Chief Herbert Also attending the workshop 6 p.m., .Worship. Sermon: ery and grades 4 through 9. MHS, Bailey Auditorium, 8 0 through 12. 10:18 a.m.. Order of Confirma must bring one can of canned Charles Nicol, 060 Griffin Rd., 11,700 is black. Substantial numbers of Negro ^ member of Pack 120; Mra. Frank BSnnis, outd(x>r floor mats, and mater Legion Junior Fife and Drum New highs for 1968-09 totaled 101 was State Rep. George Ritter “Ihe Hark Of The Beast.” 10:30 a.m.. Church School. p.m., MOC sponsors Dick Greg Avery St. 9 to 10 a.m.. Adult study class. tion. Sermon by the Rev. John goods. Wapping; Robert Belyea, 71 Philadelphia’s police commis families have roots there, and den mother o f Pack 120; Mrs. ials for a couple of other proj Corps will rehearse Monday at and new Iowa 46. the national commission that of Hartford who filed the bill Nursery, kindergarten and ory. Tickets at the door. Christian Reformed Church 10:18 a.m., Board of ushers H. Bsquirol. Schedule for the week: Pine Tree Lane, Wapping; Mra. sioner claims (the best Negro bitter memories of hostile pxiliee Jean Cockerham, den motoer of Grades 1 through 8. ects, so you men as well as 6:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. The five moat active issues studied racial disorders. co-sponsored by Mrs. Beek. Pack 281; and Mra. Dot Beau St. John’s Polish National Friday, Feb. 7 881 Avery St. meeting. 6:18 p.m.. Meeting of The Monday, 10 a.m. to noon. Lorraine Yeoano, South St., percentage of any big city, 22.8 treatment, Bowen said. 8:30 p.m.. Senior MYF Steer the women are invited to at New members, boys and girls this week cm the New York Atlanta has been assigning Ritter does not believe the lieu, den motoer o f Pack 120. Catholic Church MHS, outside of cafeteria dur South Windsor 10:30 a.m.. Church School, In Young Peoples’ Fellowship. Kitchen Social, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Coventry; John Zaparesky, Etos(t per cent—1,400 on a force of “Then up here, they see police tend on Thursday morning. a$e 10 to 18, are mvited to at Stock Exchange were: Negroes through €ill parts of the bill is dead, despite the pre- Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, ing Oommittee. Rev. James A, Bonnema, fants through Grade 4. Pinochle Tournament. Hartford; Kenneth Szorek, 6 6,760. ride around with shotguns in ing lunch period, Donut Sale Our food sale committee held tend the rehearsal. Annour, up 11% at 70% on Pastor 6 p.m., Junior Methodist Minister 10:48 a.m.. Morning Worship Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 4:80 p.m.. In March 1988 there were their cars, or see them bust a department. Capt. Howaiti w^t*to*plto*^Di][^**m sponsored by the Spanish Club. Its first meeting Wednesday and Elvergreen R d.; Mra. Helen 987,100 shares; American Tele Youth Fellowship. Service. Sermon topic: "Our South Windaor Open Cards, TV, Reading and 1,476 Negroes on New York boy over the head, or poke a “The Depot” coffeehouse, elected Mrs. (3eorginla Vince to Miss , Susan Paine, daughter WllkoB, 4 Barry Rd. phone, up 1% at 84; United untam ed m the ? “ >»® Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 7:18 p.m.. Senior M YF meets 9:48 a.m., Sunday School for Own Little Niche.” The Rev. Pool 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Bowling City’s fosxse and the Guardians, woman in the ribs for not mov ed the night watch, supervising completing their Soouter Leatl- Church and Locust Sts., (park •be in charge and It looks like of Mr. and Mra. Donald C. Paine Ateo, Jack Boyd, 403 Lake B’rult, up 2% at 82%; Litton In budget message slated for de at South United Methodist all ages. Mr. Reed preaching. at the Parkade Lanes. an association of Negro police ing from a bus atop. All this 100 men, Negro and 'white. ers Training courses wore Dick ing In St. Mary's Church lot) 8- Chiirch Croup the committee is really hSt to of 216 Timrod Rd., has been St., Bolton; Frank Grijma(9on, dustries, off 1% at 03%; and livery on Valentine’s Day, he Church. 11 a.m., Worship Service. 8:48 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to men, says 200 to 300 have been does is entrench and harden al “I’d be tickled to death if my Egan of Troop 128, Richard ___ midnight. Open to all senior go and has some great ideas. selected for the 1068-60 edition West Wlllington; Michael Mar Electrical & Musical Indpstries, claims. THE i membership collie students with Nursery. lowship. noon. Pinochle Tournament, add^ since. There are almost ready bad concepts of a police son became a policeman,” Brown of Pack 281, John To Hear Talk The food sale is scheduled for of "Who’s Who Among Students tino, Windsor; Gregg Noyst, 27 up % at 8%. When he reaches his decision training class. 7 p.m., Evening Service. noontime to 1 p.m., Diner dulT 33,600 policemen in New York man.” Baugh said. Grimes of Pack 158 of Glaston o ___? ■ . . . , membership cards available at Friday, Feb. 14. here at the in American Junior Colleges.” Iroivwood Dr., Vernon; Marla The five most active issues on Houley promised to issue a "full 8 p.m., YoungYoui adults meet at door. Local talent appear- Vernon United Methodist "Parents, Children and Re- “Hot Mealtime,” 2 p.m. to er Youth Co-ed Swim (10-17); 8-9 ing the Center on that, day to recordings o f ’ Balinese and In 12%: Slboney, up 1% at 7%; and petus a county sentiment in fa can brighten up any win Rev. James W. Bottoms 10:30 a.m., The Service. pastor. Service of Holy Com- Child Development and p.m. to 4:30, Choral Singing. Also, Mrs. Kathleen Pehr and Negroes on big city police seph McManamon. ‘Tm not P®r c^t of the city’s policemen p.m , Adult Co-ed Swim (18 buy some of the goodies. Don’t donesian folk songs at a me!(et- Associated Oil & Gas, off % at vor of a state income tax. ter day! Smart habit, fol lUs past week the at Rev. Stephen M. Price munion. Church School, Nursery Family Life at the University Friday, 0 a.m. to 4:80 p.m.. son, Glastonbury; Mra. Mary forces have been expanding, saying that all the police depart are Neg^roes, a one per cent plus). forget, the monies will go into Ing of the Mizpah-Spencer Circle Tax Symposium low the “lunch gang” to torney-lobbyist representing Rev. Ronald E. Haldenuui Our Savior laitheran Church and Kindergarten —of (^Connecticut. Open Card Playing, TV, Read Jarvis and daughter, 186 French 10%. also at an uneven rate. ment is racist but there is a ra gain in two years. the pcqmlar Saturday, Feb._8 our Activity Fund to help keep of South United Methodist Besides Ahearn, Ferris and the Roman Catholic Church 239 Graham Road, Wapping 10:30 a.m.. Church School for A question and answer period ing, and Pool. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.. Rd., Bolton: Mrs. Jo-Ann For “Oidy seven years ago, we cist element.” A similar campaign is being •Teen Center, 7:80-11 p.m., the bus going. Church Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Moe, several other area offCcials at the state capital an 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m.. Holy Com Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor all other classea. wU! follow and refreshments will Crewel Embroidery 7 p.m. to rest and twin daughters. Part couldn’t have p o ^ b ly put a Ne Cleveland has 165 Negroes on tried in Kansas City where a Dance. Memberahip card Itold- Speaking of the bus, we are in Susannah Wesley HaU of the attended the RCBO Tax Sympo Gaslight nounced a legislative pro munion. The Sermon at the 9 7 p.m.. Junior Youth Fellow be served. The public is invited. 10 p.m., Setback Tournament. ridge Lane, ToUand; Mrs. Town NegKgence gro officer on duty at 12th and a force of 2,150. The total in white-black team dubbed the ready to purchase it, and are church. She' wUl also display sium. RESTAUBANT posal that would provide $180 and 11 a.m. services will be by ers only, 9 a.m., Sunday School. ship. The Wapping Community Jeannine Steniger and daugh Main”—toe heart of Kansas cludes six sergeants, 140 patrol "Brown Brothers" tours schools now in the process of making native crafts and textiles. Host Seen among the VIP audience 30 Oak St., Mancheoter annually to parents with a the Rev. Mr. Bottoms. 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Church Women will hold a day ter, RockvIUe. Oaimed in Suit City’s downtown business dis men, 19 policewomen. and youth groups and appears •—These aotivltles require the arrangements. We hope esses are Mrs. Edith Wetherell, were South Windsor Mayor chUd in non-public schools. 9 a.m.. Church School Crib Service. Bolton Congregational Church meeting workshop for their mis trict, said Cqpt. E. L. Willough Oakland, Calif., a power base on billboards and posters, Some years ago when hot that real soon we’ll be proudly When you think of Mra. Fred Matthes and Mrs. Class and Nursery Care, Adult membership cards available at Holy Communion, 10:30 a.m.. Bev. J. Stanton Conover, sionary project Tuesday from The widow of a retired Man by, head of personnel. “There of the militant Black Panthers, "I always tell people the only lunch programs, textbooks, showing off your lius, the one John White. Confirmation Class. the Recreation Department, First Sunday of each Month, Minister 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles are to typewriters Duplicate Bridge Chester fireman, who died J(Ui. wasn’t even a place that would has 27 Negroes on a police force difference between John (a Ne- and bus transportation were so many of you folks worked 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. School St. and 9 a.m. on third Sunday. bring a sandwich. Dessert and serve him food and the public of 647 men. 8To) and me is that John wears being sought for parochial so hard to raise the money for. Thtnk of YALE Resulte in a dupllcaite bridge 7. after he collapsed and fell Daily; Evening Prayer at 7 10 a.m., Worship Service. a beverage will be provided. would not have cooperated with It isn’t always easy for a Ne- a mustache,” said Officer Jim schools, warnings were Getting back to the Easter Jersey City Man Held game last ndght at the Italian- on a Main St. sidewalk, has noti- p.m. Any town organization, school Wesleyan Methodist Church Service of Installation of Of The South Windsor Junior AFS TYPEWRITER SERVICE him.” gro policeman to arrest another Brown, wdio is white. sounded that these were but Show at Radio City, we are 640-4988 American O ub a r^ North- she will look opening wedges, which, it jr church interested in listing Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington ficers and Board Members fol will hold a dance In the South In Fafnir Thefts Now: Negro, especially when he Is In Baltimore, where stepped planning to go to Patricia Mur 42 S. Adams St,, Manoiieater South, Mra. Norma Fagan and , ,, , . WFRE MOVING granted, would lead to such United Pentecostal Church activities of interest to Teens Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor lowed by Communion.] Windsor High School Cafeteria “We have Negro ' officers In one of only a handful of Negroes up recruiting and improvement phy’s again, only this time to NEW BRITAIN. Conn. (AlP)— James Pollies, first; Edgar ^ an overt move for uninhlb- 72 Center St. (13-21) may contaot Fran Con- 10 a.m., Church School. tomorrow from 8-10 p.m. Gail every division I can think of,’ oh the force. lo community relations appear I the one with all the beautiful Matthew Zimmerman, 68, of Ramspeck and James Baker, M™-E^eljm Hennequtn rt 32 ted state aid for religious (Orange Hall) v/pv (Mrs. Frank J.), 267 Hack 9:48 a.m., ' Sunday School 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Vlkllnetz, Junior AFS president, Willoughby said. “They’re In " "D on’t go playing the white to have coincided, William R. Robert Baker, Pastar scenery out In Westchester, N.Y. Jereey City, N.J., has been or- second; Clay Wilson and James Cottage St., In papersfiled In schools. Many “broadmind matack St., 649-6080 anytime; (Classes for all ages. has announced “ The Soul Ex ^ patrol cars, detectives, commu- man's game" Is the advice Morrissey, director of public in- Also, this time we won’t make rested In coimeotion with the LeSure, (third; Mr. and Mrs. the town ■”clerk’s office, claims The Manchester Rec De|it Office will ed” citizens belitted these cr Kathl Knapp, 643-8749 after 11 a.m.i^-^orririp Service. Nur Jehovah’s Witnesses perience” will play for this f o r :rsn t Louis nlcatione—even the K-9 Corps— sometimes given to Charlotte’s formation, said the police are admonitions, as they sup 10 a.m., Sunday School. (chool hours. the same boo! boo! we made that her late husband, sery. Kingdom Hall occasion. This is a benefit dance 8 Mid 16 mm. Movie P io- alleged theft of more than $100,- and one is a helicopter pilot. Negro officers In arrest altua-now getting support In the Ne- ported the fringe aid on the 11 a.m.. Worship Service. at the one in the city. Ateo, Bteat-West, Mra. R. C. Hennequln, 66, “ slipped, stumbl- 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Hartford Tpke. with the proceeds going to the jMtora-HKHmd or oUeiitf ftleo 000 worth of bearings from * They work in every part of th^ tlone, said that department’s gro press. he lecated at the West Side Rec, 110 grounds of &e specious 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. I received a |28 donation from 88 mm. tilde proJeotorR. Jockson and Mra. W. L. Hoi- «d and feU” on a "dangerous, 6:30 p.m., Fast and Prayer. Rockville SWAFS. Fafnir Bearing Co In nearby city.” community relations officer, "This is because of the serv- "child-benefit” plea. the Manchester Barracks Inc., land, first; Myles Walsh and defective and unsafe sidewalk UConn Professor 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Newington. In( Charlotte, N.C., Negro offi- Rudy Torrance. ice the black community is get- The basic purpose of relig Veterans of World War I, and WELDON DRUG CO. Don Lewis, second; William near 669-701-705 Main St., and 9 a.m., Public talk; “Be cere formerly had to settle for "You just have to turn him off ting now. It’s equal .service, Cedar St, as ef Feh. 3. Tel. 603-S795 ious schools is to promote Summoned to Court Hoopster Ineligible j 767 Main SL—TeL 64S-5SS1 The FBI made the announce 'Rodzewlcz and Jon Marx, third; ‘ hat he suffered numerous in- the spmsorlng religim with VALENTINE DAY Ready To Make A Defense For believe me we certainly ore tasks that would avoid placing by saying, ‘Yes, I’m your color There’s been evidence of St. Maurice Church, Bolton LUBBOC.K Tex. (AP) —Oay ment here Friday after Zim and Mra. Connie Mason and Dr. juries, Includlng a fractured Its particular doctrines and STORRS (A P )—University of Your Faith,” by Robert Everett, them in contact with white citi but I’m not your kind.' ” renewed confidence, their com- CARDS — CANDY Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Paator Van Loozen, sophomore star on merman’s arrest in Jersey City. Saul Cohen, fourth. skull. practices. Hierefore, any Connecticut sociology professor Watchtower Society representa In its announcement the FBI zens. Recently, for the first The Neg;ro sergeant in Chica plainte ' being investigated and form or degree of public as I FREE GIFT WRAPPING! the Texas Tedh • basketball The. game, sponsored by the She charges that the town was Jack Roach has been summoned Masses at 7, 8 :30, 10 and 11:30 tive. valued the bearings at $460, time, t'wo rt Charlotte's 23 Ne- go observed that the law is not resolved,” Morrissey said, sistance tends to the estab to appear In Superior Court at team, was declared Ineligible' Manchester Bridge Club, is negligent in permitting 'snow a.m. 10 a.m.. Study of the Watch- 000, but the company later said pi^yed each Wednesday at 7:80 gro officers were assigned to always enforced equally in Ne- TTiere may even be reason to lishment of a religion, in vio ARTHUR DRUG Rockville Tuesday, Feb. 4 to Thursday because he failed to and Lee to accumulate. tower, Jan. 1 issue, "Lovers Of the correct value was p.m, and each Friday at 8 p.m. motorcycle duty. Negroes are gro communities, believe that eventually black lation of the First Amend show cause why he should not pass the required nine hours of Mr. Hennequln, who retired ment. Payment to parents Messiah Evangelical I.utheran God’s Name.” studies. now assigned to every major “Certain adventure-seeking, militants will no longer discour be enjoined from taking part in $100,000. at toe club, 138 Eldridge St. as a town fireman on Oct. 22, J jo Oj v l (pjcdJwjtA. Instead of directly to Um Zimmerman was charged with pjay is open to the public. bureau In -the S66-ifuui depart- thrill-seeking young officers,” age Negroes from joining police actions that obstruct lawful ac-. Church 1967, after 17 yeara oontlnuods Bciiools Is but a subterfuge, conspiring to receive, transport ------:______ment, but only two have been the sergeant said, “ actually forces. Uvltles of the university. Pleasant Valley School, ALUMINUM service at the School St. fire unworthy of those supposed promoted to sergeant. seek assignment to the ghetto.” 891 Ellington R d„ and sell stolen goods. He was NEVER ON SUNDAY house, collapsed and fell at “ They still come around.” Thank you for your patronage during the ly dedicatied to truth and Roach and three other Uni “ It tends to be demoralizing,” One white officer, he said, South Windsor held under $100,000 cash bond cAPB TOWN, flouto Africa said Patrolman Elton Huff, 28, a morality. versity of OonneoUcut profes CAMP JEWELL about 8:30 a.m. and died the a Negip officer eald. carried with him a sawed off Kcv.^ Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor pending arraignment. ^ (xp) _ six days may you play »“">e night In Manchester Me Baltimore policeman for the past. Jesus clearly separated be sors, John Leggett, David Col FOR BOYS 8-18 Being a policeman is a rela shotgun until threatened with last eight months. "W e still tween spiritual and dvll VI 7 A company statement said the „ ;| g b y but the seventh Is tor Hospital. fax and Charles Brover, have tively new role for the Negro suspension. have parties and get togethers. authority, saying, “Render “far 10 a.m., Sunday School. theft was dtecovered during an rest, saya “Kerkbode,” pub- An autopsy was performed on already been warned by the SIDING male. In many cities, he be- ” He still carries a high-pow- Only thing they do is constantly unto Oaesor the things that 11 a.m., Worship Service. Inventory check In mid-January. W e are closing as of Saturday, February trustees that they would be sub YMCA liahad ^ South A M oa’s powar- “ *e body, but Us results were came a prime target for Intense ered pistol under his coat in ad- are Caesar's, and unto Ood Applications InvMtigation by _ „the FBI . In remind me which cause they FAIRWAY ject to prompt dismissal if they in s t a l l e d w it h t h e ful Dutidi R etom ad Church. In made public, recruitlng only after racial dis- dition to his other sldearm, plus the things that are God’s,” Eastmlnster United Connecticut, New York Minne hayie and remlndJniii not to kick I, 1969 due to reasons of health. r / / tS T engage in or incite others to its lateot tesue, ’ the magazine - Mra. Hennequln states that orders awakened officials to the weighted gloves. You know. The Matt. 3 2 :31. Presbyterian Fellowship It.” "PERSONAL TOUCH" sota ‘snd New Jersey resulted n o t^ wtth disapprove that toe she will claim damages for bUls ©eed tor better relations be- kind with lead In them. And he engage in future disruptive ac Bev. Gordon Bates, Minister N o w B e in g “ The name calling has CN U iCH OF CHRIST tions on campus. BY bi the reoove(ry o f about 70 par South African Rugby Board had incurred for the funeral and tween toe police and the Negro acts solely, singularly against George Slye School, ceased,” said the Chicago ser Sincerely, Vorwin Olid Lydall Streets cant rt the bearings tn Mln- allowed the tourii^ British burial. community. black men and he’s still aa- The four have been prominent Kingston Dr., off Oak St., geant. "The vocal expressions Pfeonei M8-8817 A c c e p te d naapoUs. Lions team ]to travel fiom one Mrs. Hennequln, executrix of The National Advisory Com- signed to that area.” in demonstrations against on- Bast Hartford & R CONTRACTORS Zhnniarman Is owner of Amy like ’Uncle Tom ’ have lost their Joseph and Veronica Nemchick BIMr Claaaaa, ttOO a-m. campus recruiting by Dow Che match venue to another on a her late husband’e estate. Is be- mission on. Civil Disorders said “ This kind of thing is dimln- glamor. OF GREATER HARTFORD Baaring Co. In Jarsey City. Con- Sunday, though it' axpreased ing represented In any future WonMp, MiM a.n., fiOO p.m. mical Co. and Olln Mathleson the “ bad image of police In the ishlng. There were times when "There seems to be a new 10 a.m., Worship Service and Phene: 522-4183 '644-2720 viotlon on the charges could re appreciaUon tor the board’s claim by the Manchester law ______Chemical Corp. Negro community” was' one it seemed that every other offi- maturity, an understanding that (Davis Bakery) Sunday School. SuU in a fine of $10,000 and up firm ttand against toe pteying firm rt l^ssner, RoUner, Karp reason, why more Negroes wer- cer was that way.” the sergeant says, 'W e’d rather have you to five years In prison. of rugby on Sundays. and Blepler. en’t policemen. said. there than one of them.”
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F i O B K O R T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY/FEBRUARY 1. Itf89 MANCHESTER tVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1909 PAGE N n »
BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE
THAT'S m E WAY 1 ANALYZE JT, \ eOYSV a n d YET m o s e 6EED^ BUT IF TH E ClVDeS RIGHT.'EVENh O F SUSPICION TWIGGS SlGNATURe IF liNcolisI DIDN’T M Pl a n t e d ARE b b s in n in g AMwtr ta Praitew Patil* CHECKS ACTUALLY TYPE THE U t o B iPEM.''HEDID HAVE A Fill the Blanks W a (DUT.WHV l e t t e r HiS s ig n a tu r e ) POINT IN NOTING THAT mfc MAKES IT W ORTHy--^3AKe SELDOM UNDER- USINESS bSERVICES I' )I RECTORY < ■me BIG AC3B0SS DOWN SWEAT PLENTY/,------Ck\ p r ic e s ANYTHING / lUkalithtr, 1 Mentally lik * ---- sound s T y 2 Uncloses 4 Watdi your (poet.) 3 Carry coals CAMPING • -----tho to ---- CAR LEASING HIGH G R ADI •videnco 4 Stimulates 12 Primate 5 Canvas EQUIPMENT 13 South Amer shelter ■ Os 1 or 2 Teata, Goto, Sleeptag Bac*. PRINTING ican country 6 Expunger Air Mattreaaea, Stoves, ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 14 Martian 7 Play on words 23 Citrus fruit 38 Paused Job and Conunwrial (comb, form ) 8 Pacific island 24 Flat-topped 40 Perfect joy YEAR PUN Laataraa Printing TMT 6U M V tXPNT ) IMIS AHMETON, AS I WONDER N WEU FIND 15 Something oM, group hill 41 SoiTowfully MANCHESTER Prompt and lUBolent SEEM TMIND US I HIGH PRIEST, PROBABiy WHAT'S ) OUT SOON something---- 9 Metal■■ al 25 Employs 42 Let fall *1»«4 la Maaehaater. New Printing Of AH Kinds taSUONS OFT / CARRIES A LOTTA / ON HIS / ENCXJCH 16 The vote 10 Clannish 28 Thigh bone 43 Existed ews, ton malntonanoe, folly SURPLUS SALES C O . TH 'JO e WEIGHT AROUNPHERE i MIND?, w as---- quarrel 27 Spiteful 44 Laval m N. MAIN ST. 18 COnvoya n 'Throw 28 Curved 46Ralate loeond to ledooe yonr preb- at Depot Sqnan Gommonity Pratt 20Stocksand— IT In the same molding 47 ------and void feaw and worries. For full Open Dally to 9t00 P.M 21 A rt (Latin ) place (Latin) 29 Wagers 48 Blend of black Information, call 9 East Middle Tpke. 22 Lamb's 19 Mountain 31 Aggregates and white t. FABR — 648-7111 pen name nymph. 33 A t no time 50 Hera (F r.) Telephone 643-5727 24 Meditate Paul Dodgu Pontiac u^fajir WS MARKUPS 26 Diminutive 1 r " T- J” r “ r i r " r IT IT ., IN C . ARE FAM OUS- o f FYaderick 27 Rabble li li u * ITS MAIN STBEKT MANCHESTER DICK’S CUSTOM MADi 30 Landed Phone M9-2881 property IB II U CANVAS AWNINGS OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. W ILLIAMS 32 Houaehold Wo Urge Ton To Support MEMORIAL GO. SHEU It li R 34 Rarely The lA ta Jnnlor Mtawom Service of Sincerity S S ^ d to h Opposite Bast Cenwtory SERVICE 36PeerGynt's ii For the tenth consecutive from home is greatly on the in- Cl IHf w HtA. I—. TAL >«». WA ft». Q**~ mother d fT W Quality Mumorlals 653 C E N T E R S T R E E T 37 Rotate ■ year, Holme* Funeral Home, emose. This could pose quite a 39 Contends U Over 80 Tears’ Ibcperienoe 400 Main St., has been accept problem tor the family, but be DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS fT MECHANIC ON DUTY 40 Unconcealed WATKINS-WEST ed for membership by the Order cause of Ita membership In the AT ALL HOURS 41 Dry, as wine M Call 649-5807 of the Oolden Rule. Order of the Golden Rule, the FORGIVE ME, THIS ENGAGEMENT RING 42 Reside FUNERAL DAVY JONES,YOU SWEETHEART. DAVY GAVE YOU IS NO M H The Order is an international Holmes Funeral Home can Starters, Qeoerators, 4S Looking A. AIMJUTIT, Prop. Csrboretors; WERE PU TTIN G ME 1 C O U L D N 'T PUT- o n ;K E L L Y . IT 'S REAL fixedly SERVICE organlsattoa comprised of near handle ell the amemgemento. Domestic - Foreign Oars SEI! US FOBS ON... YOU RE7 R E S IS T IT. 49 Returned to Harrison St., Maaoheoter ly 1,300 funeral direoting firms, No matter where death occurs 51 O f us 6MS-7008 ry Akimlnum Boll CTp MEMBER M E.' 42 43 (4 w ORMAND J. WEST each of which must have writ you can be sure of aU the de Aw nings 52 klineral tails being handled Just as you rocks is Director ten apimmU of families it has # Door Osaoples Bl served and imparttal funeral specify when you contact Holmes 53 Prison room Maiwhcater and Bebnont J*8torm Dixirs 54 Caucho U u 14 146 ■. OBNTEB ST. service experts to attain end re Funeral Home, This Is a person- MANCHESTER o OonibinattoB Windows 55 Sties tain membership. ^ servlca offered by Holmes, 56LazUy U U H M aaohestor’a (S d M t RUG CLEANING K- J',-, -^'5 and through their membership Bfsnchestsr Awning Ote 57 Crafty 1 With Finest FaclUUea C O M P A N Y A formal acknowledgment of 195 .W E 8T O E N T E B 8Y. ocker’ the local firm ’s acceptance stat- to the Order of the Oolden (Ntmtpaptr fnlerpriit Ann.) 15 H A N N A Y V A T ST. Rule, all details (ten be handled Sstafoo/d Telephone 649-1091 TkYryi 1 - edthatthe Order of the Oolden EetaMIshed 1949 PhoiM 643-0012 C o . tounded m 1928. "wu in cities and towns all over the Dube 1 ool Service of Sincerity world. Language and custom CHOICE VARIETY here you get low prices J the purpose of singling out a Since Dube Tort Oo. 5 John factories is vast. Shotild you oom ^tely trustworthy funeral are no Iwnlers; aU you do is A R UpholotMT and a 1Q% Bonus Card 3-DAY to contact a member of the Qualify —All rifliti fsMnr*^ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER St, East Hartford started in <>* the time he will be able to horn* every community. and l ¥ l Shop 4 - J j . . . To Save With! SERVICE Holmes Family, tell Wm what P burtnesB in March of 1962, in- ^ order, most arrangements you wlrii mode, Seafood RE-UPtlOLSXEIUNa J , ... . . supply you in a veiy riwrt time proven that tomllies in this area o MODERN FURNTTOBE WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE dustrial machine shops and too- through his contacts ail over oohk and *>, trust Holmes the ty^ of servico you want, On Quality Dry Oteanlng 43 OAK STREET and ANTIQUES FURNirURE OUDANINO torles have been quick to take the country. Funeral Home.” and it will be trtcen care of. oDrapea o Sllpooveia Holmes Funeral Home is a T E L . 648-9987 e Store Stools end Booths advantage of the fine service T7»e Dube Tool Co. is open Mentbens of the Order are family afikir. Howard, Arthur • Custom Furniture o Onrtalaa o 4 offered by this company. Uie (telly 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday identified by a special plaque o ProtoeMonti or Norman wlH help you In any SUpoovers and Draperies 6F/^1CECU)^ Dube T(X)1 Oo. la' owned by Ray- through Friday, and you will which they alone can dteptey. Made to Order enede cleaning way (hey can, advise you if you mond Dube, and is a wholesale be pleased with the prompt and Ih e plaque depicts a knight in Complete Seleetton ef STEVENSON’S wldi, and see that all the ar o One d a y house dealing exitensl've'iy vrith efftcdent service offered by them armor holding a riiield, and Reuben < Plen’s M aterials aervloe If rangements are carried out many of the machine shops and ^ times. EV>r aU taotory upon the ehteld are the words; FREE ESTIMATES SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL needed a s you 'wteh. ESSO factories in this area Requiring Kerns and industrial machine "Service measured not by gold, Lower Level of tbr, Fsrkede o Altemtlons Texaco Sfafion 405 M AIN ST. supplies. ehop items, (tell upon the serv- but by the Golden Rule.” ITie Holmes Funeral Home is 649-6364 VOUB RATH OF DESCENT and repalia a very spacious one, iarge 381 M ain S trta t Mon. A Tues. 9-4, Sat. 9-5 Dube Tool Co. has steadily in- *** °0- travrtllig JS TO O FA ST.' a A ll work done TEL. 649-6533 enough tor any size servl'(te, yet on prendaw creased Ms businem since 1982 ~ ------smaller rooms can be made Phoiw 643-9149 * Tunu-Ups for it not only stocks any stand- 7*orid’s seas (UstanoeB are far greater than availab le through the use o f sUd- ard Item s tm the con^eace *« now 200 fort ohova what tt they used to be because of the li(g doors. Whether you iteed the Hydmmatlc Transmission GLASS * Englnu Cteanlnq' of Its customere but is also in jroM ogix and to atm ease of speedy transportation, large chapel or the small one, R epairin g a position to get special ordera «P M somsBiiiig like 9 tt alto frttows that, becMwe of o For Auto WlndskleUh * Minor Rupairs you will find private family GLEANERS, on ^ort notice in meet coses. **’***•• • century. **-'-•this, the Incidence of death ■'*- away All Work Gnsrantoed o For Store Fronts nsri looms with separate entrances Texaco Lubrleatloa Service all sizes of windows Next To Uggett Drag ] * Stamps 'Very often it is poisetble to get at your disposal. Also, there is We Give jltfC Green Stamps o For Table Tops BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE a special Mem in one day’s a epecial flower room for the time; if tiie Item la parU(ndar- proper care of flowers^ and a OPEN 8 AJtL to 5 P.9L AW U T U E BLACK BOOK.' i Osfrinsky ly scarce or is not one that to room tor the clergy. The entire SATURDAY 8 AJA.-NOON GOTTA BURN/VW l i m e I yntUd9Urit- TOURAINE BLACK BOOK/ DEALER IN WASTE supply houses, it may take tected against fire 24 hours a LAROCHELLE and longer. However, this is no prob day. WHITE GLASS CO. MATERIALS 808 BURNSIDB AVB. lem', for Dube Tool Co. bos spe ’Hiere are many matters that PAINTS C A N 'T X x i C>0 cial sources of supply tor all INC. EAST HARTFORD need handling to cose of a (teoih. SI BlsseU St.—TbL 649-7899 ANVtMiN© P/eWT?, IRON items throughout the entire Holmes Funeral Home takes FOR BEST RESULTS 289-6333 United States, end if there is (are of OAA, the MAA, Sorto) SCRAP MHAL Power and Hand Toole something your ma(diine ehop Security benefits and veterans Fainting and Decorating or factory should require, you benefits. Most helpful is the Tools have only to contact Raymond PAUL'S TURNPIKE and PAPER Garden and lauid Tools Knowledge Booklet put out by & Soaa s;ina^ Dube. If it is not stociced by the Order of the Golden Rule. PAINT SUPPLY v * l 181 PARKER ST. * Baby, HoaMhoM, Party ■this <»mpany, you may be sure Tel. ftS-STSS or 848-8878 and Banqoet SuppUea Stop in a i your convenience and 645 MAIN STREET TEXACO c m»>, Nte Ik. TJrt Si. M ea. InvaUd Noe& that he will get it for you with pick up a copy from the table out undue drtay. in the mail hall. A copy will be TeL 649-6366 Open 24 Honrs A Day “Another practical reason for stricter firearms controU Mr. Dube has a fine back mailed to you upon request. Firestone Tires Senator . . . it will help prevent the taxpayer ground of experience in this bus A consultation room, the en- PAUL DODGE iness as he was office man Fine Quality Quality Line Prodneta MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD from taking the easy way out!" Appraise tramte to which te on the street COINS ager tor the Wellington Supply floor levrt p in and talk with a mem Prom Middle Tpke. West 7 CHAT WITH y o u ' NOTHING TO SAY . DAILY RENTAL Some of the major items car ber of ithe Homes family. D D A V Y R j e w e l r y ' Phone 643-2176 T O Y O U / ,__' YOU n cemnEcnciiT / aiikt ried by the DUbe Tool Co. ate Shop at Home Service IF YOU JUMP IN'TOY THERE IT IS, T ALL THE TIME THE X KWHAT WILL MWHT START W(T Y^IF VWI SWALLOW 1 3 s n v iC E A large parking area is at the Dim I O STORE HIS LAP, AS YOU USEP BITSYiTHERI ) COMPANY SPENT 7HINK- I SAY TO 'HELLO'— THEN JUST YOUR TONOUB I t L RMP carbide and steel drill Jig bush rear of the Home, well paved s Expert Watch Repairing TP, HE MIOHT LOSE 'iNO UP A NAME FOR HIM? HIM THB®«*'' ever this ^ c a l nee-te, and witii this WUfF—ItSS A 1:00 In H o U y J ^ OPEN Featuring a complete line ot Lapp Plant carries steel plug gagee from y®®*"’ ^ P*'*®* your 1:30 StreKdiuw a Buck Shell Products plus .061 through .626 In steps of .001. a® you (Jan be oer- work wttl be done swiftly and 4:80 Robert Imut Route 83, Vernon 6:30 Norton Mackridge SAT. TO 1 P.M. General Automotive BY AL VERMEER If your company is to n e e d of finding o n e that will efficiently, 6:30 Dimension j R epairin g 875-4364 of industrial machine shop sup- whole family and fit Soon tt wUl be time to have 7:56 Sporta , HA'.. AND YOU SAY HERE IT SAYS ------v r H A T E T O piles or your factory needs a Jour budget most your car tuned up tor spring 8:10 New Black Ifoutti HORSES AREN'T J r - i i 13:00 Comment THEY EAT -f I 3,000.000 t h i n k o f IT’S special order, call Dube lyx)! kandlly. Stop in at the show- and what' better place to have ^^XPENSIVE! WORTH OF FEED IN VJHEM EATING Oo. at 289-6460 and ask R ay Foom at 373 Mato St. and see the work done than the Paul GUNLIFFE PENNSYLVANIA a l o n e HERE Two Appointed ALONE.' \\ Dube about it. He is always ter yourself Just how beautiful Dodge Pontiac Garage? Many ■ v y i HARTFORD (A P )—State Sen. wUltog to quote prices, and the Ihey are this year. They have oars will be out of alignment Jay W. Jackson, D-West Hart MOTOR SALES You’U and the Sneot plywood chances are that you will be all the featuree you could ever due to potholes to the roads, CAPTAIN EASY paneling, cabinet plywoods, kltok- ford, and Julian H. Nortoil of EXPERT AUTO BODY and i able to find Just what you want wish for to a oar, and you know riiooks may be worn, points Bristol were appointed to the f WITH AT LEAST CALL ANP WARN FIPPLE-FAPPLEl l'V& FULLY QOSHi SHE SEEMEP EMBAR SO SHE CAM en oaMaeto and Annatrong eeiUnga FENDER REPAIRS MV U5UAL to their extensive stock. Mr. the fine reputation Pontiac has burned and dirty, sparkplugs In Connecticut Historical Commis HER YOU’RE C0MIN'...ANP RECOVEREPl s m s TORN 6BTWBBN> RASSED WE'P FOUND HER! HIPS AGAMY NO Open Dally 0 A.M. to 8 P.M. tor ENAMEL and LACQUER PR0MPTWE85 MAY GIVE HER TH'FLU! HER VAST APMIRATION AWP HER SAlP TO CALL AGAIN... NEXT INPEEPl -TLL SHOW Dube is most accommodating enjoyed tor years. need of replacing. All of these sion Friday by Gov. John Demp I'LL KtTURN 5HYWE551 I MU5T PUT HER AT WEEK! HER I'W ONLY your convenience. and his knowledge of the needs Perhaps your family is one Items and many more will be sey. REFINI8HINOS THE WIDOW EASE. CALL ANP 8AY TM OW !HUMAN....LIKE of Industrial machine shops and that oouW use a second car but checked out and your car tuned Jackson succeeds resigning REASONABLE PRICES COES SOUP MY WAY! OTHER PEOPLE! TUREEN AT up for the better driving weath state Sen. Gloria Schaffer, D- BT. 83—VERNON, CONN. ONC&l er that Ues ahead. WtXMlbrldge, and Norton suc Just Above the TntiBe Cot A Painting Probiom? Wo’ii Hoip! Need a new tranemiaeton to ceeds B. Malcolm Stannard of C ircle Columbia who has also resigned. Service still means something to us— and service your car? L et the eoeperta at T E L . 643-OOld means spending enough time with you to help you Paul Dodge Pontiac, Inc. do the work for you. They main select the right paint finish for that j(^ you’re plan tain a large supply of parts at r o b in MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your DMCIK IS THE CIBSOS ROOM this garage at aU times so that next project. you do not have to watt for re I t WHAT IS THfS-. A PALL PARK OR A OH-OH-' T K E C K A N IZ e H-He'5 Tiep PONT PISTUR0 HIM. OUST 'IL L G /im WIIHOIIJIXJRAVAGAHCL" placements, and only .expert r TgLePHONE ANEWepING 6ERMICE. ? TH'voice „.(6Di-F.'),..i-irs u p RIG H T NOW, TELL HIM TO M e e r M 6 AT z-( mechanics do the work. TAKE THAT THIM5 O F F THF. M-MK5. MALOWe // MA A m .I-X. v " L e e r y 'o p u 6 o o t " f o iz CTFAK ^ M'Fi'HnioN i HOOK AND L E A V E i r ( ygrivEHf LUNCH ATO N E. S H A R P . 4f H t A . f Ut M. Off i j l L H i l ;.-NHhAkIil For body work, remember L ^ F F / P\CKIEB!!! ' ------E/Uf^mson PAINT CQ that the Paul Dodge Pontiac Ga LITTLB SPORTS B Y R 0U 80N rage la equipped to do all Unde 723 M AIN ST., MANCHKSTER— PHONE 649-#61 (Tlir Cliili of body work on all makes of BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WOR'TH THE WORK cars. They do an outstanding Job o f repairing dented bodies, Your independent Ml' ■ • lil'.MH ■ • ClUStD SUSDArS smashed fenders and trunks. Also, a good paint Job is done here, everytMng from a touch- liiH ^ o up Job to a com pleto paint Job. M fir Cn pM ii iidRS.. . MtDnaM's 2-1 dMler. • 1 • s BHIAMAM IUSI.H «. OINMH • ;;ArS A WIIK For the beat in aulnmoMve serv 46 WEST CENTER STREET .V' V . ice, depend upon Paul Dodge SILVER LANE EXTENSION Coff et o«a I teoiwM e»i>. Pontiac, Inc. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANChiswrBK, CUMN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, lfl69 PAGE ELEVEN Five Players Score in Double Figures Basinets Servlees - J « O ffered 13 JOnPH P. UEWn, cortoai CLASSIFIED TREE SERVICE (SoutHer) — Pohiting and peperteagliig. ]». F Triple Overtime Win for Manchester, 66-65 TYees (mt, bulldliig lots cleai^ terlor and saderior. Otjr waU Cheney Wins Again, •d, trees topped. Got a tree wmlL Fully tawored. VYe# eett- problem? Well worth tdione maUa. sioeOBS. I d a » aim ror ADVERTISING call, 742-8282. 04S-6862. O tm m tm bm ry (It) 8MK£TBAU, tta iia o B CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ELECnuCAL work —Imperial EDWARD R. PRICHB—Painting, Dsrtnr Blectrio, Inc. Residential, •xtoricr and Merlor. Papar- MVx>d 8 AJfl. to 4:30 PAL Pair of Foul Tries scotiesjsi Catholic Regains Winning Ways PtSlaid commercial, industrial, M hangfaig. OsiUngs, ste. Ineorsd. w nam at \ears Tourney Berth hours day service. Free esti 640-100S. Y MIDOET LEAGUE Ooaos COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. mates, 646-1112, 649-2679, 649- Manchester Travel ' Service Oourtteuts 4:88 P.M. DAY BEFORE FDBUOATION PAINTINO — Interior and ex Racking up its eighth 7128. By Ware Decides had too much hustle last night Totals 36 19 and Dave Heritage and Russ Wednesday and then two road Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:88 p.m. Friday. terior, very reesonoUe, ftee In defeating the Elks 44-13. Ray asekvaie (U) tnumph of the season in 14 WUMb each hooped 10 points In starts, against Wolcott Tedi and estimates. Can Richard Sullivan starred defensively and BUen F PU last night, Cheney the well-balanced attack. Stafford High. The Silk ’Towners Household Services Martin, 649-9288, 640-4411. To Capture HCC Championship JMbs 4 8 PLEASE READ YOUR AD By DEAN YOST was also high with 23 points The locals were extended only whipped all three foes in earlier (Flerris Tech moved to within one Offered 13-A INSIDE—outside painting, ^le- It tHall Hifh last nig'ht before a spirited crowd * losing cause. Tim McCon- By TOM BARRETT laid It up before most fans Ooidon B^on tournament berth Call my competitors, then cell rebounding department, equally and Ed Rowley. ’IWa pair and JUbert ever, the defense took over In Oheaey (77) “"'Y appears and REPORT ERRORS In time for the ery, yards, attics, ceUars clean of 900 at the Clarke Arena. ITie Indians squ ^ed out Getting back in the old knew what was happening. for the first time stnoe 1941. me. Esttmatee given. 640^78tt, In the second game, M a n- accounting for.41 out of a total llrelr substitutes also drew Osse the next eight minutes and the B P Pts next iiMertlon. The Herald is responsible tor o i ^ ONE faioor- ed and removed. Also odd Jobs, a one point COIL 66-66 win to avenge an earlier loss groove after suffering From there it was touch and CMlim Coach Johnny Riels’ fast-com OaodnoK H 0 22 rect OP omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only 044-8062. 876-8401. chester Auto Parts upset Hill of 66 grabs brouj^t down by the praise from Ogrodnfk tor Uielr AneeUs Patriots were limited to but ftour Scavetta 6 1 IS to Hall. H m vtetory, llanches go as John Barry sank East’s ing five 'waUoped Coventry High to the extent of n **make good** insertion. Errors which do top Motors, the league leaders. three straight basketbafl winners. task of gritting ttie ball to the points 'While Cheney rolled up a WIUU 5 0 10 first basket and Bob Tyburskl Totals Heritage 5 0 10 not lessen the value of the advertisement win not be corroted RE WEAVING of burns, moth- PAINTINO Expert — Specialis tar% fourth to a raw, moved 23-22, In a thriller. Don Wiley deffeats, the E)ast Catholic 36 16 86 77-86, here tor its easiest suc 20-polnt, 36-16 edge at Interanla- Ctolka retaliated with a field goal that Rulkowskl led the Hardware forwards. 9 0 18 by <. won their gsme, i 5 Coveatry (S3)'1 made while you watt. Tape re able. Call 046-2760 after 4 p.m. at T-4. Halt drofiped to a •-< and OonneiMo 3 12 Five players hit double lead to 66-26. with seven. County Conference champlon- times, the Eagles finally made 78-63, as Ed FHUgerald was PSrt B P Pts 643-2711 corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 M overafl recofd. For the losers Jim Wlgren g^ilp m years last night. 'lyburskl with 1 1 . Oo« figurea, all the starters, with Bright spots for Coventry, now Btsset 5 1 11 87S-3136 their move with less than two ____., ___ high wtth 20 points. John Whol- Paiianoe 4 1 8 Main St. 64941221. The regulation time ended (9). Ray McCabe (6) and Carl 3^,^^ j enthusiastic fans The host s clocKwork offense ^ ,__ . a . Johnny Goodrow setting the 2-12, with six of the defeats com OrcuU Fleer Ririshing ~ l4 minutes showing on the clock. j ley and Brian SulUvan had 18 Balimr 4 1 9 wtth the score knotted 60-00 as Bujaucius (6 ) played well. watched the proceedings In the and red hot shooting took, ' OomoTOWsId pace once again with a ing In a row, were ’Tom Blssett 0 0 0 TWO HANDYMEN want a va FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Barry provided a pair of char ^ssr 1 charge after intermission and polnU respeoUvely. Shuts 22-polnt performance. Big 8tan 0 a riety of ‘Jobs by the hour or Halt’s Steve DotineHy popped in The last game saw Boland Oil dinner’s gym as the home five ity shots that put the locals (^ewmsd (11), J(ton Orcutt (9) and Tom Peraochlo 3 2 8 Ing (specializing in older a Shot with five seconds remaln- winning their first game of the things up lock, stock, set down the pattern of events East Csfliolla Qolka used his height to ad Peracchlo (8). WVUtera 0 0 0 day. Reasonable rates. Call for floors). Inside painring. Paper- ahead for good and East led Boisvert 1 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? season by defeating Paganl jjarrel. "We needed this r p Pts U. HofaMns vantage and popped In 18 points, 0 3 information, 643-6806, 648-8292. TMs set the stage for the 20-16 after allowing Ptdaskl for the resit of the game. The J Kennedy <10 4-6 M CSieney has three games re m ad ly 0 1 1 hanging. No Job too small. that overtime period. Both Caterers 19-18. typg (,( jjall gam e," said a de- New BriUsm sqimd fell increas- 1 7 7-10 n ' Totals fancy Dan Scavetta caged 18 maining, BUls- Tech here John VerfaUIe, 040-6780. their best quarter of the con 60 14 74 Totals i i "e » managed to get only Hlgh lor the winners was Dick lighted Coach Stan Orgrodnik. ingly behind as time went on J 8 7-00 as Boltoa (38) 24^Hour Answering Service f u r n i t u r e reftolshed, in- test. 2 OO 4 B F PU surance estimates given. seven points as tight defense McMahon with elght'polnts Md ,j,^g victory boosted the spirits with its foes’ defense sdlowlng a Rowley (M> 4 Uuro Man- The tempo slowed in the sec- 2 6 4 M cheater Reflnishtog Co., Beertt Stocfci ptevaUed. H ie lead changed Mike Coughlin had 10 for Pa them but' seven successful field ^ 0 OO 0 lBort«»en Free to Herald Readers 649- as well as ^ the record of tV h.C e period, but the hosts were 0 1-a Rosen 6046. 27 hands seven times hetore Don- gan!. tournament-bound locals which ^ ^ goals in the entire half. S Diaiy 1 oo naasen i Bsvler Want Information rk. No Job too Bet} IQatnan contrtbuted to the DAVE WARE Cliff Hagan, the Dallas Chap 0 Oatrout 0 OO 0 Taradta chise with equipment for rent. chlone took the opening tap compiling aJlmoet Identical of- Kearns with 21 points. area,” he ccntlnued. 0 She«tle 0 1-a 1 BaRDk Rg time without spending all evening at the telephone. smaU. Dan 'Mbran, Builder. IndlanB’ scoring. With 46 arrals’ player-coach, set an Fortin A-1 kxxution, reedy to do busi from center Ed Rulkowskl and fenslve and defensive statistics. The triple powerhouse also Rounding out the starting five yj Totals Evenings 640-8880. seoonth left, Steve Flemino hit shots taken. Klernan led all Aimerioan Basketball Associa 19 iii-ae 48 SuMlyon ness. Minimum cash required, scorers with 30 points, hits indi- on two itaul shots and again Don tion record with a 26-point binge Totals 30 26 Autemeblles For Sole 4 CERAMIC THiB — batlmwms, murt have Inlitiatlve, piumo- neUy lied the eooiv at 61-61 with vldual high for the season, in 12 minutes Friday night. Saffleld (U) (toumter tops, fkxirs, ■vanities, ttonal ideas with bnaglnnrian F Pts a short Jumper. Maher was the only other In- ^ Most Radical Playing Change in 66 Years etc. Free estimates. AU work But it w E ^ ’t Hagan’s best Script Fine Four-Putted 1 3 HERALD 1964 GTO automatic In good and desire to buUd a reword TWa set the rtage for the final dlan In d^le figures 16 ^ C tim tlan 3 U guaranteed. 649-8480. was BMoek shape. *900. Call 742-8233. ing future. F ft D AnnuUi Real “ ^ange for the Chaps, beaten by iOBSloucrtd ty, 649-6644. oontroued the fOT ^ ^th l^mmat ^ J (liadselerwBid BOX LETTERS RBXJ ROOMS, kitchens, itx>m Doug Hansen Until Bullet Greeiis Hurt Iteesenser 1963 PONTIAC BoimevUIe, 2- tap for Mancherter, but out thetne Mike ----- Demeo------contributing------19 fourth-period si-ownT-imflreworks. Pinch Hitting Experiment Foold d o o r hardtop coupe, V-8, auto addittans, dormers, complete Indlaiie toat It on a bod p a » . points. poutts. Hagan, who once scored 26 lAIUnson For Your home remodeling. Royal Cus Help F ive C hanged Jack Nicklaiis Btexman matic transmission, power HsR Jumped In front as C2iaries Manchester led at all quarter in one quarter of a Nst- Information steering, power brakes, low, tom BuiMers, 646-8484, 628- 35 SAN DTEGO (AP) — Jack ToMs » 0324. KSdd connected for two. Maher, breaks, 12-10, 22-18, 89-». Basketball Association was hist fine for THE HERALD will not low mileage. A real beauty at playing fantastic ball, put Man- Steve Raster, In foul trouble ^ the NBA sin- 76^ Nicktaus is a golfer who has, on Wlodeer Looks (78) only *895. Paul Dodge Pontiac, Adopted by Minor Leagues V. g-en.. disclose the Identity of WES ROBBINS Carpentry re F PI* ohMier baric Mo the game wtth early in ^ 1 ^ quarter, g^pgrtod mark of 12 field iMOnroe Jack oocesion, four-putted a green. giykula 13 any advertiser using box Inc., 373 Mato St., 649-2881. modeling specialist. Additions, a driving lay-up. With 41 turned in a ftoe drienslye g ^ e •. ‘ He la also man enough to con- O im ev tit 0 letters. Readers answer reo rooms, dormers, porzdies, Comptometer seconds remaining. Kidd shot as ht managed to stay foul-free * . ^ . Marin and Kevin« NEW YORK (AP) __ '■»* year, set up four versions of field as a defensive player ohty be'll do It again. Caioiiietro a ing blind box ads \riio 1964 PONTIAC Catalina, 2-door Koran 8 hardtop, V-8, floor shift, white cabtoets, formica, built - ins, two tori riioto but mtosed one tor the ~rn^}n«r up with a to tri^ But R a ap h all’i ru lesm a k ers unrerirlctod pinch hitter to the halMnndng after he bats. gut twice In two successive Amlello a desire to protect their bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. D a » e o a 1 1 s ruieaiiiaaeis Intemattonali, East- The New York-Pennsylvanie tournaments? Htelck 1 Identity can follow thu finish. A real sporty one at and HaB was ahead 66-64. a ^ the FloridianB got 26 points n 1 Sembon o Operators Dave Ware, the game hero, l o ^ five -^ eth er. from Don Freeman, 24 from ^he 76ers. stuck In the Bul- have g o n e to bat for a em, Texas and New York-Penn- League rule wlH allow a Mtter, ..j don’t remember that I ever Sheeret a procedure: . *996. Paul Dodge Pontiac, Inc., A M im O N S , remodeling, ga waa touted with onty two The l e ^ t ^ g ^ t ^ d s a ^ Murrell and 23 apiece unique pinch hitting ex- sylvante. Leaguea. designated before the game, to that,” said NtcMairt In relat- Enclose your reply to the 373 Mato St., 649-2881. rage, rec icom s, bathnxmiB Opentogs for eacpvriencsd ’Tlotals IQ 78 oonmtometer operators to ------secofids rihowtog_ on_ the - riock.- tal of 24 times, ^ w Hk«> the trom Lea Hunter and Skip Thor- »- woh neriment at the minor In the International League, a hat twice for any other player, mg hia adventure on the par- Bllloston (71) box in an envelope — 1968 PONTIAC Tempest, 2- a game to Meanwhile, the American second round of the $160,000 Horned .^RBORNES—(Bill Bean of Dajrtena Beach flips after - crashing with car No. feid Manager, Manchester tios, roofing. CaU Leon Oies- Oarrott Evening Herald, together cellent condition, 289-2919. phases of comptomstar riteater a wea deaerved victory. ^ 12-game losing streak bv edging Ill^vlston leaders Friday night suit m the game S most pitcher each time. League announoed it plana the Andy WlUlams^an Diego Open. Emery J^6 during 26-mile world championship of Formula Vee race at Daj^ona track. synskl. Builder. 649-4291. work. Excellent benefits, with a memo listing the 1960 OORVAIR, 4-tfoor, good Oooeb Jfan Moriarty stlU ^ s picked up thelr^y- 106-1M then dealt three ^ BuHet trio ignited the radical playing changes m The pitcher can remetoi In the tollowlng e«periments during He ftmr-putted the thing and Simmons companies you do NOT fTM parking, subsidized nervously diaking after the wto a g ^ l nye setoacKS ^ ji^y^m ks and come-from-behtod rellly that 6 6 years. game. U he’s replaced, the dee- spring training: took a double-bogey six, which ' Ted ford condition, new battery, good DORMERS — Room-Additions, cafeteria, congenial co- want to see your letter. garages, kttchens, rec rooms, game had ptenty of praise tor ’k„ traded another to Indiana Else- produced a 108-106 vlotory. The playing rules commlUee, ignated pinch hitter continues to —A designated pinch hitter to blew him out of the front seat to Totals Your letter will be de tires, excellent second car, workers, exceUent working attack by •Bolton High and Ellington High Falh houses, aiding, roofii^. Seven hds crow. “ Kterran played his “ *red x j j , where, Indiana trimmed Mlnne- setbaeik not only deprived nneetlng on the eve of today’s bat for the reMover. bat twice for any other playev, the tournament. A similar mls- stroyed if the advertiser *200. 649-7389. (xxidittons. Apply . ______kI iL i proved too much tor the vlsi- year financing avalla'ble. Add- best giome so lar, ne lea dqui ^ hu iT^nninta . . sots 117-110 and Kcntuckv shad- Philadelphia a chance of tying seml-anniial toee agent draft. The same rule wUU apply In but only to hat. wtth the other adventure happened to him In is one you’ve mentlqned. ^ Inidiaiis’ BarrMs 1962 WILLYS Jeep, metal cab A-Level-Dormer, 289-0449. teams wtth 30 prints and pulled T® ® ^d ed LosLos AngelesAneeles 131-127131-127 in In over- over- BaUimore BalUmore rorfor nrsi, first. kIt aisoalso maoemade aancUoned aanoUoned the the use use oc of a a pmen ptodi the Eastern League, except that man remaining...... to me game. am early round of last week’s If not it will be hahined FIRST NATIONAL J r in the usual manner. — plow, ra(ilo, heater. Buy it to 28 rebotmds, many of them „_x time. *^® I*®” ’ ****** **" **** ninner-up hitter two or more tkmee In one managers won’t be required to —A designated pinch Hitter to eingr Crosby at PebWe Beach. Open in Victory Pair of Win Streaks End now at *1,295. Paul Dodge NEWTON H. SMITH ft SO N - . . . cgrw’vf' o Vvlf moirtA /^iirtliTMv fha iCkAQ afbQonn In «--- — - 1^0^ In nltrtAuwrt’a Spot J'&Ok COUid X*UlO til&t OH*C OUt STORES, Inc. J M M^klee wim U. Walt Simon’s driving layup “• ***''*• "***** precarious. game during the 1969 season In designate the pinch Wttli^ spe- bat In the pitcher’s Pontiac, Inc., 378 Main St., Remodellng, repairing, addi ho(q>. Chuck May came off the and free throw to the final halt- Boston moved to witWn one four minor leagues. ciallsts unUl they want to use throughout the game. on a technicality. Absolutriy Opening up all . barrels 649-2881. tions, rec rooms, garages, Pazk and Oakloxid Aves., ben^ and sparked our team, Maschetter (M) P,g minute brought the Nets from Same of the 76ers by riopplng The majors plan to try out the them. —A designated ptorii runner anything can happen to the MiaiMheoter High’s rifle team Lost and Found 1 porches and roofing. No Job East Hartford having trouble charging from 3 waro 3 8 behind against Houston. Simon Cincinnati 116-101. Seattle tonovatlon^among other In the Texas League, a pinch wiho can be used twice In a Oosby. blazed away to post a one-point But South Windsor , Rolls 1966 MGB, excellent (xmdltlon, too smaU. CaU 6484144. footbaU to basketball. Chuck 6 3 led New York with 28 points, I“ "ie d back Atlanta 119-112, De- atreamllning measures—to bitter may 'bat more than once game but not more than once to So It was that today NlckJaus 907-®08 red with four cylinder, automatic. *260 as is. 0 1-2 1 Perry to Indiana for Steve Chu- Monroe, Marin and Ijoughery par for toe distaiwie and a long- ^ ^ _ Maitoheerter deciBioo over Siiffieid High, with ia Company. Application made ALL types framing and re for a 41 per cent average. Hall 2 D oi^ ly 6 1^43 launched their heroics slux>t€«r, Erwin Na8h, flnlrtied Glastonbury High needed two hiting twin figures, led by Roy. CaU 742-8283. NEEDS 5 2-7 shot’s chance at the $30,0(X> modeling, additions, (xirports, was 23 for 71 for 30 per cent. | ^jmka tor payment. 2 1-2 Marin and Monroe co(m>bined Gold Medal Winners ^Run Alonf^ awaiting long jump, attempted only green 36 feet from the cup. He after the first three minute 29 points and Tom Keren with 'V Roofing and (tolld is a boy, teach him the skating just for fun. My father locker room. The guard at Lalashuls 47-48-47-42—184 Rham Is now 11-3 and Bolton Marvin Baker, 643-0267. sembled, many extra parts. In STORES INC. starting time. The Jayvee scored 23 and AreWe Clark 21 sellout crowd of 17,670 to Madl- o n e try before quitting. He ap- putted up five feet short of the extra perlcxl before the home 21 proved too much for Elling Chimneys 16-A fundamentals and stop right (who died to 1966 shortly after son Square (Sarden. parently relnjured his leg, the door told me, ‘Run along, Stansfleld 46-46-48-41— slipped back to 9-6. cludes two engines, etc. *250 game will follow. for Philadelphia. target. He putted again to one e pulled out the decision in ton. Four Ellington players RIDE WANTED from Manches Park ft Oakland Ave. there. That’s the advice of Peg- she won her first world cham- sonny boy.’ ” Fish 40-47-46-40—ISlTPe for aU. Call 647-1979. The reason for the shift U.S. Olympic champions Bob whiito kept him out of two meets foot—and then he mlsed the < le second. SOUTH WINDSOR —Elongat reached double figures with ter to Glastonbury, 7:30 to 8 ROOFING — Specializing re East Hartford gy Fleming, U.S. ^ Id medal pionshlp) encouraged me. He Nash 46-40-43-41-176 was due to several incidents Seagren. Bob Beamon and Dick recently, on his one t^ of 23 putt, rolling past six tochea. Rich Darby’s three-point play; ed Tommy Roy had a field day Warren Zahner getting 21 and a.m., return 6 to 6 p.m. Call pairing roofs of all ktods, new winner at the 1968 Winter Olym- thought that skating was not MIDDLETO'WN (900) roofs, gutter work, chimneys following the Windham High- Fosbury are probably wishing *?®*’ » Inches. Norman Tate won ”I wasn’t careless ■with the plus' Bob Mincarelli’s two free for the Bobcats tossing in 38 Jim Emery tallied 17. Hrien Mandly, 1-633-9692 after Trucks— ^Tractors 5 pics at Grenoble, France. only one of the cleanest sports Tober Official Rand 40-48-46-44—186 9 a.m. cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ Conard High of West Hart they had missed New York’s Ihe event at 26-7%. putt. I studied it from behind. throws iced the decision for the points as his club continued un Ellington is now 6-7 for the Miss Fleming, who has since but one in which a girl could be Knudson 40-46-43-46—182 1966 CHEVROLET pick-up, ex experience. Free esUihates. ford basketball game played opening of the indoor season Fosbury, who made the Fos- The ball Just Jumped at few Warhawks. defeated in the NCCC. season. turned pro, making her debut proficient and still remain corn- Denies Report ■nithlil 49-46-46-40—181 . RIDE WANTED from Oakwcxid cellent conidition. Heavy duty C!!all Howley 648-6361. 644- AVON CALLING! last Friday night In the whlle George Young and Willie bury Flop world-famous v/hen msuixui Inches—it Just took off,” said last fall as the star of the Ice pletely feminine.” It wasn’t im- Duigy 60-46-46-87—178 Rd. to State Office Building in Thread City. Davenport, Olympians, too, Just be won ait the Olympicsi, failed clutch and three speed trans 8383. Follies, says, "If I had a son, til Peggy was 13 that she began Ball Shortage Jack, the temporarily felled Hurd 48-47-46-42—179 Hartford. Hours 8:30 to 4:30. Represent world’s leading cos Windham High made the keep adding to their winning win for the fifth straight mission. *1,200. Call 875-6063. I'd rather see him on the toot- to train seriously for interna- giant. Other MHB shooters: Albee FivenPoint Bu%e Oall 649-9640. LEAKY ROOFS fixed quickly. metic company In your neigh- request to Manchester High Report from New York that streaks. time. He was eliminated after All-Out Assault on Record boil field than in, Ice shows. Fig- tional championship, becoming MERCANTILE — Bill Faber 48-46-44-81—169, Dunfleld 47-47- AU kinds roofing, gutters, chlm- borixxxl. You can earn whUe and Manchester Prineipal there may be a shortage of base- Doubell, who last week set three misses at 6-10. ______lire skating Just isn't a mascu- the youngest senior ladies figure 160-381, John Aceto 147-394, Dave 41-33—108, Lorenzen 48-44-46-26— Gained by Oaks Motorcycles— neye. Also repairs. Prompt you learn! CoU 289-4922 for in Ray Rogers agreed to the line ocimpatlon.” Of course, she skating champion to history, balls, is erroneous according, to 880-yard an indoor mark of ^'*^°ting, toe 31-year-old C ^ a Krinjak 137, Stan Mlruckl 139- 103, EmimerHng 46-38-40-30—188, Slated for Daytona Track Automobiles For Solo 4 service. Guaranteed work. For terview to y(wr home. time change. Robert Zehner, superintendent 1:47-9 to Albuquerque, N.M., °nande, Arlz., i^hooltoacher, _ Ken Montle 140-368, Ed Cott OAKLAND (AP) — Thanks to ______Bicycles 11 adds, "there are exceptions." Two years later she won her 379 Sports Briefs West 46-36-88-18—140. free estimates, call Stanley, There has never been any of toe Rober baseball plant to was a late scratch in that event stretched his winning streak to g ,„ g.^,, DAYTONA BEACH, Fia rookie Norm Ferguson, the Oak n e e d c a r ? Credit very bad? The petite 20-year-old bru- first world championship at Da- Space Administration ordered 1967 BSA motorcycle for sale, 524-1118, day or night. UNENCUMBERED lady for hard feelings between Man Rockville., here. He claimed' fatigue after 14 over two years, winning the g,^^^ Tony Vann 362, Bob'Boroch (AP) — The 24-nour of Daytona, land Seals’ National Hockey Bankrupt, repossession? Hon nette champion is also opposed vos and since then has never him to withdraw. excellent condition. Call before part-time office work, some chester and Windham High to Zehner explained if the long- he was fog-bound to Toronto two-mile run to meet record ggg Burbank 371. Leahy Honored League contest in Los Angeles est Douglas accepts lowest to parents who force figure been defeated in a competition, Sees Daylight longeot auto endurance race in “ They waited until the last 8, 646-1764. typing and bookkeeping neces the nast, the relationship be shoremen’s strike continued for Thursday, eventually arriving time of 8:37.8, and carted away _____ SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — tonight will* not be as crucial as down, smallest payments, any Millinery, skating on their children. “ Even She Is a five-time U.S. ladies PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jer the Western Hemisphere, today minute to shut me off and I sary, 6 hours daily except ing first class. three or four months, theij there to New York by bus from Balti- the award for the beat perform- Frank Leahy, who resigned os it might have been. where. Not small loan finance with a daughter 1 wouldn't ul'ge figure skating champion and ry Wolman saw some daylight with five snarling German don’t appreciate it,” Air Force Dressmaking Saturday, l(x:al Manchester of mlght be a possibility of a short- more where his New York- ance. Country taub — Bert Mc- one of Notre Dame's most suc The Seals opened up a five- compemy plan. Douglas Mo 19 her to be a competition skater. three time winner of the world’s today to his race against time to Porsches warmed up by recoird- Col. Cooper said in obvious dis Business Services fice. Phone 646-0726 for ap age but, he noted, he expects bound plane was detoured. Davenport continued unbeaten Oonkey 136, Fred Baker 136, cessful footbaU coaches 16 years point bulge over third-place Los tors, 846 Main. DREmSMAKING , and altera If she wanted It, as I wanted It ladies championsrhlp. .Scholastic Basketball shatteiing qualifying runs for gust after reoelvtag the word ______OfFered 13 pointment. . . well, that's different. Now that she's achieved her toe strike to be settled within ‘ ‘T S a rw a s’iiirway"to"prepare In toe hurdles, taking his eighth Bundy Tarca 353. Vic Abraltis saife his National FootbaU ago, was honored at a testimo an all-out assault on Ford's from' NASA lesa than 24 hours Angeles to the West Division tions, evening wear, suits St. Thomas Aquinas 70, St. League team, the Philadelphia 1966 Galaxle 600, 2-d(x>r "But In the beginning it goal—"I always wanted to a week. for a race and I didn’t want to a, row this season. He also 356, John Rleder 368, Bert Davis nial dinner Friday night by world championship. Friday night as Ferguson CARPENTER — experienced, made to order, 16 years experi A(XX)UNTS Payable derfc — Pauls’ 49 Eagles. However, toe ball was ' before the 3 p.m., EJST. start of vinyl hardtop, V-8, automatic, should be fur. Let children get be an Olympic champion” —and The New York story, went risk an injury,” Doubell said. cracked toe meet record with a 365. Carrol. Baddox 361. Larry more than 1,000 persons, includ The factory-'built Porsches scored on an 18-foot backhand all types of work. Reasonable. ence. (Jail 648-7042. Some knowledge in Accounts Fitch 69, New Britain 61 still In the hands of a federal tcxlay’s marathon race. He was power steering. Immaculate out on the ice and play around, turned pro, Peggy Is looking for this way: "It seems the Tober Seagren didn’t have any such 8-9 clocking. Gazza 137-352. ing over 100 of hlB former Irish captured five of the first seven shot with less than three min Call imytlme, 646-1787. Payable, good typist, wlU train Plainfield 85, Ellis Tech 70 bankruptcy referee. to have driven a Mercury Cou condition. Must be seen, sac- DRESSMAKING and aitera- llater on, if a child has talent, ward to creating something new Baseball Co., in R(x:k' problems. He gat-here .Thursday ■ ^ — . -- - - . store. starting posttions in trial runs gar. utes to play to give them a 6-4 to keypunch. Apply Iona M(g. Wheeler 00, Windham Tech Joseph O. Kaiser, the referee, victory over Toronto, the East rifice. 11,660. 649-4172. TREE removal-Trimming. Rea tlons, zippers. replaced etc. and If the child really wants to on, skates. "I want to create ville, Conn., is running out of morning and had plenty of rest, Among 14 speakers who eulo Friday and each easily toptied ” I have made no'secret about Co., Regent 9t., ktoncheiBter. 54 to .US. District Court in Balti Division's cellar team. sonable rates. Covered for CaU 6484811. be a figure skater—wants to be something special—like telling its stock of baseballs because but was eliminated from toe gized Leahy, Rev. Theodore the qualifying record of 119.370 racing, and NASA never said 1962 RAMBLER, classic, 4-door Bulkeley 68, New London 64 Gold of an Olympic Medal more, indicates he will deter It was the only' NHL contest property damage. Got a tree HAIRDRESSER wanted, top one more than anything else in. stories on ice, almost like a it is unable to ship the cores pole vault after failing to clear Hesbungh, school president, told miles an hour set last year by all new major parts, new tires. East Hartford 58, Norwich 57 mine Monday whether Wol- anything before,” said the vet Friday night. problem? Call Dana’s Tree salary and ^commission. LuJon ’ the world—which you have to child’s fairy tale. There are so and cut leathers to Puerto Rico the bar at 16 feet. Dick Ralls- the throng he had recommend Jackie Ickx of Belgium in a eran of two space flights. Co(^ Cali 643-6322 between 6-8 p.m. Windham 92, Bristol Central man's newest scheme to stave \The Seals came from behind Service, 522-8429. Moving— ^Tmeking— Salon of Beauty, 61 East Ceoter want to put up.wrlth the spartan many different kinds of music, I where they are sewn together.” back of U<3LA was toe winner at Overshadowed hy Money ed in a recent letter that Leahy Ford GT40, similar to one he 63 off bankruptcy la workable. er, who orbited earth 22 times In in'tqe second perltxl with a pair Storaoe 20 2 Street, 643-1939. life and the six to eight hour a particularly enjoyed doing the "The plight of the sport- 17 feet, be enshriped in college foot wiU drive today. TWO-DOOR hardtop, 1966 Im- ATTICS and cellars cleaned, t Platt 55, Bristol Ea.<^tpni 54 a one-mar.' Mercury spaceship of go'ajs by defenseman Carol day practice se.sslons, then go go-go dancing on skates for my ing goods manufacturer came Seagren holds the world in- NEW YORK (AP) — Decath- world’s top sports personalities. ball's Hall of Fame. Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper pala, V-8, automatic, original tree removal, lots cleared, light MANCHESTER DeUvery-llght Maloney 88, Wethersfield 58 and circled the world eight days Vadnais't^ counter two first-pe WOMAN with knowledge of gen-'* ahead and let him try It.' first TV special.” to light to a shipper survey of door and outdoor records and, ion champion Bill Toomey said That was Vera Oaslavska, the Send Player Out Jr., meanwhile, lost his hope of owner. Exceptional condition. moving. Call 643-1066. trucking and package delivery. . Stafford 36, Bast Windsor 21 on Gemini 6, is backup com- riod scoreb. by Toronto's Paul eral insurance agency work. ■vrirfrfi <15 ni la ra Industries affected by the 41- along with Doubell, cracked his today that the gold of an Olym- blonde Czech beauty who won miLAUjuLiriHiA (AP) __Hie 643-8485 evenings and week- Refrigerators, wariiers and PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The making a proteaslonal dri-vlng ma'nder tor the Apollo 10 moon- Henderson. ' ends. > Pleasant l(X!al office. Write Mldilletwn Bloornmid M longshoremen’s strike.” own world mark lost week in pic medal is being overshad- four gold medals In the Olympic phlladPtoWn Sports Viewing debut in the 24-hour test when i. YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1, stove moving, specialty. Fold experience and references to ^utoington 67 N e^ j^n 66 3^,^ p^day he does New Mexico with a 17-5a4 effort. L ed by the green of the al- gymnastic competttlon at M eL orblUng flight scheduled in The Maple Leafs broke the tie CeUars, attics, yards, drive the National Aeronautics end May. ing chairs for rent. 6484)752. Box W. Manchester Herald. Windsor 53. Plalnvllle 34 ^^at started the re- His 17-9 is to outdoor standanl.standard. mighty dollar. co City last Octoter and s ^ T f S ^ - l l SATURDAY at 7 :12 of the final perltxl on I960 CHETVROL^y^dwirr^, ways sealed and small truck Bacon Academy 57, Vlnal standard shift, two tone blue. port. ” I tried here. I always like to "The American public is be- emerged as toe outstanding to- m onj to Wilkes-Barre the 1:00 (SO) Roller Derby Mike Walton’s goal but Oakland ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- Skeet Shooting Tech 47 struck back quickly with goals Good running condition. Call coming so pro indoctrinated dividual performer of toe Eastern League for toe remato- 2:00 ( 8) EOAO BasketbaU; mano Trucking Service toll- Cromwell 46, Portland 23 ^ by Gerry Odrowskl and Gene 6494926 after 4 :30 p.m. that It pays very little attention games. of the season Holy Cross vs. free, 742-9487. Rocky Hill 88, East Hampton Ubriatx) little more than two to the amateurs any more—and Vera, now Mrs. Josef Odlozil, _____ Boston College Vince Lombardi Reported 1968 VOUesWAGEN sedan, ALL DAY SUNDAY 54 Milestone Noted By UCXA Mentor minutes apart. SHARPENING Service — Saws, (80) Bowling automatic, aunr(x>f, AM-FM, Experienced,., that includes Olympic cham- flew In from Prague to watch TV J n u knives, aces, shears, skates, 8tS0 (18) College Basket Bob Pulford tied the game The wizard of Westwood, row, 15 this season, and Its 7ftto plons,” toe 36-year-old school her husband compete In the Frl- Wyl®* I ia n ie fl ah C o a c h Moving on to Washington 11,826. Car cost *2,228 new. 1968 rotary blades. Quick service. ball; Marquette again for Toronto at U :69 to set MANCHESTER Coach Johnny Wooden of the victory to 79 games. teacher from Laguna Beach, day night’s Wanamaker Mile at KINGOTON, R.I. (AP) — Tempest Safari wagon, 8 (3apltol Equipment Co., 38 Detroit the stage for Ferguson’s unas mighty UCLA Rr..in«Bruins, hnshas hn*>e®‘en Bron- '’'Calif., “ " V said.?“ *''■ . , . Madison Square Garden and to Brlnton C. '‘Brit" Plez, a 12- DETROIT (AP) — A Detroit announcement yet.” cylinder, automatic, power Main St., Manchester. Hours 4t00 ( 8) Golf Classic sisted dash and hia 19th goal of steering. Car cost *8,800, for Mn 5 In Tho .'If jg ^ mlspIacement of accept a citation In York, Pa., year faculty m em ber of the Unl- sportscaater said Friday that Itombardl resigned his head the season. daily 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:80-9, LINOTYPE SPORTSMAN'S ASSOCIATION reached another historic mile- press poll, made It 17 straight values, to my mind. I think it is Feb. 5 as the Woman Athlete of ( 8) Celebrity Billiards sale *2,226. Must seU one. 18 Vince Lombardi, former coach coaching Job at Green Bay after Saturday 7:80-4. 643-7968. stone to his fabulous career. with an easy 103-72 road a shame.” the Year. oail eL cetlon ® pny»l- 4 ISO ( 3) Race of the Week Jordt Street, Manchester. Call MKKROW ROAD — NORTH COVENTRY of the Green Bay Packers of the the 1967 season, to devote full The former Purddb star triumph over Hayward State. Toomey, who won the 10-sport (18) Car ft Track Alpine Skiers Compete 643-8840. SNOW PLOWING — Ros^ OF MANCHESTER star triumph over Hayward State. Toomey, who won the 10-sport The Amateur Athletic Union named ThuVadav lrai»rt®* National Football League, will time to his general manager du chalked up toew.x 700th victory of Dennis Dennis Awtrey Awtrey paced paced the the Bron- Bron- event event atat MexicoMexico City Oty thatthat marksmarks called called a a press press conference (^inference for for hns«h«M baseball c o a ^ ~ ^ imenm 8i00 (80) Wonderful World JEFFERSONVILLE, V t. idenUal, commercial, 24-houi' OPERATOR i^ n move to Washington to be ties. He had led the Packers to 1964 PONTIAC Catalina, 4-door NEW AUTOMATIC TRAPS BUDGET TERMS his ' of GoU " ' * (AP) — One hundred o t the service, new equipment. 643- coaching career when his C03 with 38 points. ' a man as the vjorld’s best all- the''dazzling Vera at the AAU’s pie* replaces Bob Butter come head coach, general man five NFL championships and sedan, V-8, automatic trans NOW IN OPERATION NATIONWIDE Bruins, the country’s No. 1 col- Tenth-ranked Vlllanova also round athlete, was rot com- mid-town headquarters and resigned to take a nosltlo ' ^ t h ' ( 8) Wide World of two Super Bowl victories. East's top Alpine ski racers will 9142. GUARANTEED SERVICE ager and part owner of the mission, power steering, power lege , basketball team, over- chalked up a road vlotory. but It plaining about the attention—or Toomey, In town for the Mill- the Minnesota Twins ^ ^ Sporta compete for the third annual Immediate Opening Hegihnera, NuvIi« h and .SkiUed Shooters Washington Redskins. Reynolds wouldn’t reveal the brakes, new whitewall tlrea. A LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Loaner t'urs Free Towing whelmed California 109-74 Frl- was tougher In downing .Toledo lack of It—given to him, al- rose Games track meet, came _____ SUNDAY Itodonrja Cup at Madonna Bob Raynolds, a well-known source of his information. real beauty and only *1,196. moving large appliances. Burn Invited To Use Our Faculties Tel. 643-2467 , day night. 66-61. Howard Porter, star, soph, though he might have been Jus- along Just to see the show. Less li66 ( 8) NBA: Knlcks va. Mountain Satimiay and Sunday, , APPLY m PERSON AT TRK sportscaater at radio station Lombardi was not available Paul Dodge Pontiac, Inc., 378 ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- ^ Warming House A Refreshments Available AU Day Manchester, All-American Lew Alclndqr led the Philadelphia mainliners tified In doing so. His thoughts than a half-dozen reporters and Celtics the ski area ann(xinced Iriurs- College Basketball WJN, said he is firmly con for comment in Green Bay Fri Main St. 649-2881. 1776. Vernon Town Line scored. 32 points on his home with 27 points. Toledo played on the subject were trig^ red by two cameramen showed up. 4rt0 ( S) World Series of day. Cornell 66, Yale 64 vinced his sources are correct day night. Neither wqa any Rte. 83, Talcottville, Conn. court at Pauley Pavilion as without three starters. Bob Mill- the casual and even rather cool "I was amazed,” Toomey Tennis The downhill will be run Sat ^anrl)pBtpr Etnming l|^raUk Colby 94,Ooast Guard M but that Lombardi “ might deny Washington Redskin spokes UCLA chalked up Its 31st to a er, John Rudley and Jim Miller', reception given one of the said. SiOO ( 8) Golf Tournament urday and the two-run glar.t sda- 1966 PONTIAC in good running SNOW PLOWING — 24 hour 1-12 Scholastic it because it wasn’t ready for man. lom Sundaiy. 19 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CXXNN. 'll- condition, *60. <3aU 643-0800. service. CaU '742-7649.
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' ' r V- ^t.'^K «AOB TWBLVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1969 ■'■" MMiiii I ,jr. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1989 PAGE <'v H*!p Wantod ■ ■■Moto 36 HousohoM Geecb 51 Apuiliiiaiito rioti Biisinoti LoeatioM ‘■f# Btttinan Loea^lom InvattoMRt Propr ty oosm FULL-TIME supervisor for CLUAN, USED refrigerators, T n n itn H 63 For Kmit 44 H For SgiM 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN «id WHIPPLE O ot o f Timra O o to f T M cleaning contractor in Hart BEimrs wniD For______Rout ______64 For Sola 70 .A CLASSIFIED ranges, automatic washers MANCHESTSm —Dduxe 2- F toS olo 75 F o r l i H r ford area. Tc^ salary, all with guarantees. See them at 268 MAIN Street, offices f o r V b rm x i m akk a big deal^aboutcottimo ..i.i rtri' I ii a'. fringe benefits. 649-6334. bedroom duplex apartment, in ' ^ '•jJ* - 28 acres more or 8 o ME. GETS MI6 UM CALORIE MEAL<» MOW B.D. Pbarl’s Appliances, 649 rent, 340. morttMy. Ask f o r of PM»* le n with ov®r 700* frxmtage. JACQUEUNE- POWM ON UlS CALORIES YIMEN HE ORPERS ~ •WATCH HIM G 0 10 WORM WUN MIS HIGH ^ ------COVENTRY - Kooto tlVTft»|aw, cludes aptdiances, heat, hot tag, 649-9436. M . COMPACT Ruuti tor only US,- fhw room Okqp* wRh ImMIb , ' ' COMPUTER operator, 1440 Disk Main St. Can 6U-3171. water, many features. 3180. Mr. Frechette, 647-9098. Posaible apartmmt site or huge CALORIE SALAD DRESSING-- personal estate sised lots. , ROBERTS AGENCY m . JiNt two whoops and a bassmsiiL Gangs. RiiU Mg ' ADVERTISING system converting to 360 this Call Superintendent, Mr. f u r n is h e d ■ UOO SQ. FT, BU8INEM TSi TAKE iTBACR.NAiTtRrilOLP'toU FOUR ROOMS of furniture must office for rent Or holler from Manchsoter Can- lo t TentRe hay at oaly CLA8SIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS year. Oaer Bros., 140 Rye St., go from appliances to broom. Slade,, 646-0086. lease, approximately 400 available February 1st, llght- 338,000. Jacqueline-Roberts 1WANTEP IT LEAN! LEAN! AND HO tor, Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Agsn- |18,900. TJ. OHwfcstt Real- South Windsor, Conn. ' Ing and heat avaUable. Two Agency, 646-8339. 857 E. CENTER ST. R3TATOES ORICGETABLESI ALSO 8 AJL to 4:30 PJI. 12H Church Street, Saturday FOUR ROOM apartment, sec square feet, groimd floor, all o oy, 647-14M. tor, g^lfTT. WANTED journeyman licensed 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. utilities included. Main Street, 10x10 overhead doors, toilet MANCHESTER — Potential GETRIDOFIMiSBREAOI ond floor, stove, and refrig ^U itlM , large parking lot, MANCHESTER. CONN. HARTFORD —Nearly listed, BOUTON — (Choios Mount Ban- plumber, good wages and over erator, no children. Call 648- near Center. Security deposit convaleacent home alte. Four COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. BRAND NEW automatic sig- required. 3128. monthly. Call Broad St. behind Dairy Queen, —) fivs. room OoioniaL IMJOO. nsr srig.). fitx room bt4ek sad time. A. B. C3iick Plumbing A sag sewing machines, un 7279. acres more or less in qillet, 646-3889 646-8688 4:M P.M. DAT BEFORE PCBUOATION Heating, 649-2926. 643-6678. 3176. a mrnith. F ft D. Annulll rural setting minutes to Rt. 6. OsU BUl Bslflors tor dstaili. Arams (190i) Colonial Raneta, claimed lay-aways. Reduced to 22 LOCUST Street, six room du Realty, 649-6844. Belflore Agency, 647-14U. eustom built. 1,300 squats fast DMidlliM for tetaH ay and Monday la 4:M p.na. Frtda>. 344.80. EJasy terms. Dealer 247- SMALL WORK SHOP or stor- J«q^toe-R oberts Agency. EXCLUSIVELY YOURS, ------—- -- . phis walkout basement, attacb- 1066. plex, adults preferred. 3140. Lease and security required. age room, approximately 280 WI8H1NQ WELL, and tool shed oversized two-oar garage ro m OOCM'ERAIION WILL PARAGON GRINDING square feet, near Main St. Call Housm For Rant 65 TOmpiement thU realty spotleas Beautiful wooded aore. Out BE APFRBOIATED SEWING MACHm^"'— singer 646-2420, 9 to 8 p.m. Manchester-New area of DIALM3-2711 CORP. 643-9678. MANCHESTER — Six room prestige homes customized Oa^ In piyilar L o ^ Park, landing value in high 30's. CaB automatic zlg-sag, excellent MANCHESTER — New Garden Land For Sol* 71 WaU to carpeting, fUU cel- Suzanne Shorts, 64ftS3S8. Ex- condition. Makes buttonholes, VERNON — 1000 sq. ft. ware- house, avaUaUe immediately. by one of Manchester’s fin type two bedroom deluxe apart Wolverton Agency, 649-2818. COVENTRY — Approxlmate- est buUders. Your plans or six finished rooms. Sixtra elusive, J. Watson Pesoii ft CotiHniwd From Procoding Pago Has immediate openings for hems, embroiders, etc. Orig ment. Quiet location, heat and house space, ideal for small insulation results In very low Cb., ReaKon BLANCHARD GRINDER inally over 1800., 6 monthly ^Mp or storage, modem build . ly 20 acres, secluded, treed ours. We have models avaU appliances furnished. 3176 per PITKIN ST — Charming 8 room long frontage. Only 311,600. able. 346,000. and up. heoUng expensel Aluminum ----- !______OPERATOR payments of $8.80 each or pay- month. Call Paul W. Dougan, ing, 3100. Call owner 872-0628. , storms, screens, doors, Bel- BOLTON—EIGHT room Raised (must be first class man 361 cash. 822-0931 dealer. compMely remodeled Cape. H.M. BVeohette Realtors, 647- Holp Holp Waniod—Molo 36 Realtor, 649-4838. one chUd acceptable. Refer- 9993. fiore Agency, 647-1418. Low Ranch, m baths, bullt-lns,/" 35 .able to hold close tolerance). Manchester — Maintenance twenties and worth Itl beautifully finiahed rec raoih Excellent working condl- SINGER automatic sig-sag sew MANCHESTER 2-bedroom, first STORE, 20’ X 70’, 846 Main encea. C3aU 643-6889. ------free one year old 2-famUy. ing machine, with cabinet, ex ——=------—------ACREAGE in Manchester and tionc in fully air-conditioned floor apartment, in newer 2 Street. Call 622-8114. Large 8 bedroom apart BAST H^TFORO — large etc garage. One acre plue^. 331,- plant, top wages and fringe cellent condition, hems, button South Windsor, ExceUent loca EXPERIENCED OIL family. 3146 per month, plus SMALL STORE near 100 per Out of Town tions. Priced to sell. Keith ments beauUfuUy canned room Colonial with garage, 1% 800. J. D. Real BMkte Asso- benefits, liberal overtime holes, sews on buttons, em utilities. Call Paul W. Dougan and tastofuUy decorated. baths, country sised kUohen, elates, Inc., 64S-tm. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR BURNER SERVICEMAN schedule. Apply at broiders, Monograms, etc cent Main Street location. Ap For Rant 66 Agency, 846-4126, 649-1922. ^ Realtor, 646-4836. ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Under replacement cost at lovely fiagstone paUo. Excel------:______Originally over 3800., now only 386,600. lent kxsatlon. Big lot Newly V®RNON — Brand new 7 nwin Opening for experienced 388. or 310. monthly. City Sew ROCKVILl^ — Attractive SH Excellent position, good XIANCHESTER — Deluxe 2 bed TWO ROOM office, 100 percent room apartment, stove, refrig Housns For Sola 72 Tisted. CaU Rick Merritt, Bel- Oolonlal, 1 ^ baths, flreiriaoe, Alpha-Numeric IBM key- pay, paid vacaUon, ppaid 121 Adams St., Manchester ing Center, 622-0478. room apartment, large kitchen, Main -St. location. Inquire Mar flow Agency, 647-1418. "treed lot. Only 336,- puncher to work full-time bullt-lns, 3176 per month, heat erator and heat, ample park- M A u rH F jn ^ ' Vernon—New 7-room Raised holidays, good working con EIGHT piece Honey Maple din low’s, 867 Main St. tag, adults, no pete. ^00. “ ANCHESTER 6 room Cape Ranch on Manchester town OW—AHHgftii fmmwi (c/ry,AtV _ ------900. B.M. Frechette, 647-9903. days. Company offers ex- ditions. 647-9935 included. OaH Paul W. Dougan wooded lot, fireplace, central ’MR. CLEAN” Ranch minutes —r------cdlent wages and working ing rqom set, 3176. 110 pound jnonthly. 649-4824, 876-1186. (ine. AU bullt-lns including from Manchester! Biand new MANCHESTER Suburtion —Ex- Realtor, 649-4836. EAST HARTFORD — Burnside location, 320,900. Immediate oc refrigerator. Buy now at conditions. Convenient free weighU, 310. 20” girl’s bike, Avenue, modern 2 story office cupancy. Meyer Agency Real Ls e . . . . ,._^waUtowaUln flreiUaoed Hv- ®«>Mve estote. Large 7-room PART-TIME days, 6 to 1 p.m. 37. Large doll carriage, 34. VERNON — Brand new apart 328,600 before price in parking. In-plant cafeteria WHITING CORP. ONE BEDROOM Garden Apart building with elevator, small 2 ment bulkU^, only 2 'vacan tors, 648-0609. Homos For Solo 72 Homos For Solo 72 Hoosos For Solo 72 big room and haUway. Buut- custom bum Ranch, s h baths, and above average bene five or six days. Steady inside Sylvanla ’TV console, 310. 643- ment, aU utilities, 3160. Char crease. ______^______to oven, and range. Secondary * flroi^aces, paneled den, over- 264 Broad St., Mapchester work. Call 649-8334. ® 1«M W NtA, Inc 2063. room office, 1600 sq. ft. office cies, ieeturee 8Mi rooms, (one ■------. fits. Ai^y. ter Oak Street, 643-9186 after space. Will divide to suit ten bedroom), heat, hot water, re- ’TOUOH^anclng? Builder will gPLlT-LEVEL. LARGE Uvlng MANCHESTER — 2-famUy, ILS possible. Full ceUar, 2-car K«ra^ e l^ c 646-1166 8. occupancy, two baths, tw o Vernon—Lovely 2-famlly In JANITORS, part-time evenings, "Some of these are the same bulbs President Jahnson 1414 CUBIC foot Schaeffer chest ant. Reasonable rent. Oliiliano frigerator, range, garbage dts- “ type freezer. Excellent running Realty, 622-7143. posal and master TV antenna, fireplaces, large lot, two car area of single family homes, value In the low, tow, * •*’ swimming pool. FIRST NATIONAL Manchester area. Call 643-4483, used to turn off when he first took office!" NEW ONE and two-bedroom de garage. Low 80’s. Morrison 6-room apartments with an STORES INC. 3-6 p.m. only. condition. 360. 649-7724. luxe garden type apartments mtaMtes from parkway and AIR-CONDinONINQ and re PRIME office for lease. Excep flopping. For an appointment 648-1018, 648-0644.___ income of 3860. monthly, for only 388,600. Two car ga- fomUy large Utch^ _,roU* hot watw 1418. Immediate**«to6dlate oemtnano-»ioccupancy! placedpMced on a 3V43^ acre nlsteauplateau frigeration service man, 2 CABINET maker with supervi available now. Call Paul tional location. Medical Phar only 2^ years old. Great buy rage, two______fliU baths,__ _ automat-____PhUbrick Agency, PARK & OAKLAND Help Wanted—Mala 36 W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4638. caU 872-0629 weekdays, adults, BLOCK fiom Parkade. . .cub- heoL aluminum storms a n d tTm onit no to enjoy aU of the bene- years experience commercial sory experience. Dlsplaycraft, Help Wonted ■ Antiques 56 macy Building, Haynes and in low 80’s. l^Wteh««,*otc. M flore Agm- R<»ltor8, 640-6847.______ecreens, extra 67 x I tt’ treed view and summer breezes. AVENUES work. Good pay, working con *'■ no pets. RciHal $188. jx>m built, cape with fuU shed Inc., Manchester, 643-9967. Maw or Female 37 MANCHESTER — Two bed Main Street. Paneled, air-con cy. “ 2-1418.______gpjj,p udvEL, aU brick con- buUdlng lot, A-zoned. WMver^ *" ditions and benefits. Send re BOTTLB5S — One half pint WUl- ditioned. Call evenings, 649- VERNON — Mount Vernon Vernon—4-bedroom Cape, lo EAST HARTFORD, PUNCH PREISS operator, part ington flask, 368; one half pint room Townhouse. Appliances 384,000 IN AN AREA of 345,000 structlon, 4 bedrooms, formal ton Agency, Realtore, 649-2813. « x c ^ o n a l home, priced to seU CONN. sume to box TT, Manchester SALESMAN — Experienced in and utUlUes, parking, patio 8820, 643-6614, 248-1028. Apartments. Now avaUable f t ^ e d up. cated on Vernon Ave. ideal Herald. building supplies, excellent op- WINDOW or fuU-time. Apply in person, Westford flask, 366; or both new 8% rooms at 3146. and family home, 321,800. homes! Big four bedroom Co- ^ t o g 2H baths, ma- thE ORIGINAL (and proud) »“tlon, 2Hdelightful acros. ed, cai?*n(wv**WiuTen*B^ porttmlty for advancement. Ap 3126. Coventry ink well, 366. and private cellar. 3180. Call Gayle Mfg. Oo., Inc., 1068 - C J.D. Real Estate Associates HARTFORD RD. — 2,800 3150. rooms at 3166 and h> sell. T.J. Crockett. lonlal with 2V4 b a ^ . ^ car h ^ y tomity ^ 2 f ^ outyrown thei; Mr. Zinsser, B riX e A g ^ . »a.;d!^eXr, ply in person. Moore’s Super Tolland Street, East Hartford, Other bottles for sale. 289-8436. square feet. Ideal for manu Realtor, 648-1677. garage kltc^n ^ t h touUt-lns, home to the desirous Rock- «M418. Priced to seUI —------!------_ 1 _ _ _ CLEANER Inc., 643-8129, 643-8779. 3170. AvaUable Feb. 1st, three Tolland — New majesUc COUNTER-WOMEN: A mature MOLD MAKERS Stores, Inc., Nutmeg Rd., South Com. facturing or distribution, plat room apartment at 3180. Heat, TEN ROOM older home in the natural woodwork throughout, ^ r e features. M ^ be s^n. ^ putting tt ------COLUMBIA LAKE — New aU Windsor. Georgian Colonial on acre pm on for part-time counter SIX ROOM duplex, close to form, excellent location. 649- .( hot water, refrigerator, oven- heart of Manchester, B bed 5*®'? ^U brlck Agency Realtors, 649- o ^ e market. HOusi^ ta ta ex- acres go electric 8-bedroom, one TOOL MAKERS W anted—To Buy 58 7298. plus lot, 4 large bedrooms, by 8 and J Builders. Belflore M47. ceUent «vndiwm. has 81^ . “ this quaUty constructed home with 1,000 square feet service in fast food business. WAREHOUSE HELP — Knowl Ebcperienced, part-time or Sihiotions Wantod— schools and shopping. Security rangpe, disposal, dishwasher, rooms, or 3 room apartment 2 fuU baths, giant sized Housewives who can spare six Interviews Monday to Fri edge of building material help full-time. Good pay. All deposit and rental agreement. w.*Ul to wall carpeting, air-con and 2 bedrooms, 2-car garage, Agency, 647-1418. 317,900 ^ — 6 room Cape, 8 nice rooma, IH baths, two Are- *'®®™ ***"ch. ‘Two car ga- family room wWdi can be ex- MAIN St., corner office, 8 rooms living room, 2-car garage, places, completely fliAdied S * ?’ *wo ftm baths, modem panded into extra bedrooms hours a day are welcome to day. 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat ful. Apply in person. Moore’s fringe benefits. Must be re- Female 38 LOOKING for used furnltiire. 3166 per month. Everett Real ditioning, swimming pool and plus carport, addiUonal 2 rooms large ecd-ta kitchen with BRAND NEW and majestle 1 bedrooms, remodeled kitchen. iq)ply. Apidy in own handwrit Uable. CaU Call 643-6646. Estate, Agency, 649-8838. and lavatory. House ft Hale ' tennis courts, parking and basement, garage choice lot, kitchen, drop-to stove! _ and bath. Two firepiacee, brick urday by appointment. Super Stores, Inc.j Nutmeg RELIABLE woman 'would like Bldg. Call 643-4846 after 6 p.m. over garage. PhUbrick Agency bullt-ins. Nothing spared! Eight room Colmiial on tree flreiriace, fuU basement, over ing, P.O. Box 2266, Bishops storage all included. No pets. Realtors, 6496847. etc. ‘^nsi'bly priced in iiigb «!««>, waUc-out cel- living room and stom to Rd., South Windsor. care of elderly or children day OLD PICTURE frames, with or SIX ROOM duplex, fenced yard 383,690. shaded lot In prestige area, sized garage, large pri'vaite lot, ™ _ Comer Branch, West Hait- 648-4257 Hartford, 027-9288, Vernon, 876- 2H baths, two oar garage, nice condition. OaU now. Wol- ^ Real- lar, waU to waU in lovely family room. Kitchen has Mrrii fmd. Conn., 06117. An equal op PLUMBER’S HELPEUl — good 649-5334 or night. Call 1-423-4806. without pictures, old posters for children, near stores and 8721, 876-4889. MANCHESTER, Immacidate 2- flreplaced Uvlng room. Aluml- cablneU and boUt-ln dishwoMi- 875-7927 World War I, or advertising Coventry—oversized 6-room Birch kitdien cabinets, nat- verton Agency, Realtors, 649 ‘®**’ num Morms, screesis, doors. **’• Two car altadied gunge portunity employer. wages and overtime. Call A.B. schools. Security deposit and famlly, completely modem, ural - woodwork. Come by — 2813.- Chick Plumbing A Heating, posters, old hat racks, old short term lease required. 3160 PUBUC VERNON —Beautiful 8H room close to school, bus and shop Cape. 14x18’ bedrooms. Only MANCHESTER Ctroa 1966, condition 1969. Bel- concrete floor, c o ^ e te - 3 TO 11 p.m., nurses aide, full VERNON MOLD & TOOL, Situations Wanted— hanging lamps or table lamps. apartment in exceUent res- come buy. Belflore Agency, 649-2926. SERVICE STATION attendant, per month. 646-2126 after 6:30 ping, 332,900. Leonard -Agency, a few yean old and in ex 647-1418. VBRNON $18,500 flore Agency, 647-1418. ty flnlMted and pahfied insids. time arid part-time. Laurel INC. CaU after 9 a.m. 643-6068. NOTICE IdenUal area featuring beat, ceUent oondlUbn. Offered at Cozy Cape with flreplaced Houm situated on hffl o v e r- 918 Hartford Tpke., Rockville full-time. Apply Sunset Service ______Male ^ 9 p.m. 646-0469. THE COMPLETE HOME VFRNOM------House situated ock, 648-6472. ______;______equal opportunity employer. those who desire to earn at WANTED — 89x14” wooden Business Locations Chairman room home with 2-car. garage Rick Merritt is on hand completely remodeled from ESTIMA’TOR or ’Trainee — Apply at Selectmen’s Office least 318,000 to 328,000 in com pedigree snow -white male. Ex Dated at Coventry, Connecti located In business II zone. Cape with formal dining room *^*<***’<1 -Agency, 6464)460. — 1— ■'— ------BOLTON —Coventry Uca 'Mo. i T^'LA'AND—Ideal tn-Iaw'or ren- cellent nmrklngB, 1*4 years old. louvered shutters. 647-9660. For Rent 64 every day including Sun top to bottom. Only 321,600. ESAL A JOB, phone 872-0318. quantity take off and pricing of Ellington Town Hall missions per year. cut, this 30th day of January Dwelling could be easily con day afternoons to answer a e a n throughout. Open stair- SOUTH END — Newly com- “ ^CH ESTER Vlijtetty — famUy home r e d u ^ to ^ 900 ® R«»«*. architectural precast concrete. Call* 649-0668. FOR RENT or sale-461 Main way. CaU Joe U,mbardo. Bel- „,eted 6 - ^ r S ’^ R ^ h Spacious Colonial ^ ba««f«* Ten women to work ten eve 1969. verted for professional or com aity and all questions. Glastonbury — Elegant new from 317,600. nings a month, average Construction background desir Weekdays, between Our spacious, attractively fur WANTED — old roll top desk, Street. Building and lot next mercial occupancy. Robert J. Where else in town can you fiore Agency, 047-1418. on large lot, kitchen with dU- Ten percent two baths, two car garaw i% Ptas smaU 3 3200 nished air-conditioned main of BROWN mlnioiura poodles, 4-bedroom Colonial with ■ nnani down, ovcT 100 UstlagB. Meyer acres. Louis D im o rk ^liit» house. Priced to eMl a month commission. ed. Excellent growth potential. 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. eight weeks old, AKC register in fair condition. Call 643-4366. to Post Office Excellent loca Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, get a fine new home on a BRAND NEW Raised Ranch, p o ^ . stove, dishwasher, tile Agency, Realtors, 6484)609. mmock Realty, tssono a—— Allied Building Systems Inc., fices are located in the Vernon tion for any use. 646-2426 from 049-8341. 'Wooded lot in the twenties ? huge kitchen and breakfast bath and a half with colored 649-9823. 322,900. Wohreitm Agency, WOMEN for work in home tor Circle Shopping Center, which is ed. Male and females. Call 643- Nowhere. area, formal dining room, with sweeping view of Hart Realtors, 649-2818. 260 Tolland ’Tpke., Manches 0148. 9 to 6 p.m. ford. CaU Joe Lotn-bardo f o r fbotures, 8 bedrooms, formal MANCHESTER — Lovely 8- GLASTONBURY — Thre— ______aged, 7-3 and 9-8:30. Mrs. Mil ter, Conn. 646-0124. CLERK-'TYPIST to learn truck adjacent to Exit 96 off the Wil Rooms Without Board 59 BARBER SHOP long estab- Want further proof of these family room, separate laun bur Cross Parkway (Interstate MANCHESTER —Three new NOTICE fine values? Two of our dry and mud room, all on detaUs. Belflore Agency, 647- dining roonr, 2-car garage, in room Cape with fireplace, room Ranch with SOUTH WINDSOR, laigo dis ler, 649-8968. ing operations, good chance for k Itehed with large clientele, own sales people have 1418. quiet area. Builder, Charles woodtd lot. Immediate occu- tnmtom, r.L R.n,.hRanch, e3 baths, firs- advancement, hours from 1 84) and at the hub of the high THE THOMPSON House — G^- stores for letise. 600x100 square Wolverton Agency Realtors, first floor. Large wooded Uvlng room with fireplace, WOMAN to do lig^t housework Poultry and Supplies 43 tage St. centrally located, large FROM 'THE bought homes here! ’Nuff PORtioelU, 049-9044. pancy. Only 321,500. H.M. Fre lUace, barbecue, first floor p.m. on. Mashkin Freight way network for one of New feet. Busy location. Reasonable. 649-2818. lot on prestige area, 344,- MANCHESTER Vicinity ^ famUy kitchen, heated rec for smaH femily, one day a England’s fastest growing areas. pleasantly furnished rooms, TOWN OF ANDOVER said.' 900. chette, Realtors, 647-9908. room, garage, terrace, swim famUy room, formal dlii- Lines, call 289-0273, Mr. Wolf- Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Lovely three bedroom Ranch MANCHESTER — Immaculate tag room, modem Utchov 3- week. Call 649-7204. STOCK CLERK We are the exclusive sales RING NECK pheasants and Bob parking. Call 649-2888 for over The Board ------ARTHUR DRUa 8861. ter. ski and safety equipment, ex LUXURY two bedroom apart older eeven room house that acre lot. trees, view. 31100. vERNON -Custom---- built DEAN MACHINE tras. Trailer. Cost 31,600, no ment, first floor, five months 649-6241. APPLICATIONS now being tak JOURNEYMAN electrician and CUSTOM BUILT oversize Cape, area, , PRODUC'TS CAREER-MINDED individual reasonable offer refused. Call lease or longer, kitchen appli Rad-Lee Matal Finishing Go., Ine. on oversize lot. 120’ wide, and MANCHESTER residential ent ownGr. TlirDG DGonmnSi Hutchins Agency, Realtors. quaUty construction, three en for full or part-time help helper, paid vacation and bene ances furnished, lots of heat, Comor of Now Stata Road & HHHord Sliaat IVk baths, all in excellent con- 64$-5$24. 102 COLONIAL ROAD wanted for management posi after 6 p.m., 643-8982. exceptionoUy well landscaped. custom buUt for mature couple large bedroonu, double ga- for luncheonette. Apply at of tion for growing (Hartford bas fits. Wilson Electrical Co.. 649- parking. No children or pets. 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER fice, W. T. Gr.-uit, Manchester Modols Opon from 2:00 p.m.fM dork 2-oar garage, Bowers School, or career women, every com ed) fast food ."ervice organiza 4817. Call 649-9262. 328,000. PhUbrick Agency Real ctntr^ y located. Six room ”®^“ Read Herald Ads. Parkade. Has Immediate Openings fort, convenience. Large living Crockett Realtor, 648-1677. Oalonlal in the Manchester Agency, 6464)181. DAYS tion, 21 or over, capable of as Fuel and Feed 49-A SIX ROOM duplex, available tors, 049-8847. room, dining room, step-saver, Green area, 8 big bedrooms, ^ MOTHERS — Work 3 nights suming responsibilities. A per kitchen. Two large bedrooms, GARRISON OolcnHU — Eight Draftsman to draw up proc SEASONED fireplace wood, Feb, 16. Recently'* redecorated, formal dining room, fireplace weekly, earn 360. No invest manent position with fringe Help. Wantod-** IH baths, .garage, adults only 2 tuU baths. Walk4>ut base rooms, modem kitchen, for in living room, 114 baths, par- ments, selling fashion frocks' ess sheets. Turret Lathe op benefits. Experience not neces cut and delivered, 318. ~a"p[ck ment. 2-car garage. Lot mal dining room, tour bed erators, Inspectors—Final Male or Female 37 up load. Prompt delivery. Call no pets. 3178. per month heat Immediafe Opening For tiaUy finished basement, alum Immediate Opening direct from our factory. Nancy sary, we will train. Successful and hot water not Included. laSkriS. H. B. Grady Broker rooms, central alr-condltlontag, inum siding, only 328,900. T.J. inspection for air-craft applicant must have ambition, 1-429-6618. 648-8009. Daly, 289-8098. parts RELIABLE person needed part- Call 649-4616 after 6 p.m. For OPEN HO USE garage. One year old. 381,600. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1677. energy and enthusiasm. Apply PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Far A Young Man or Girl GENERAL office work, typing time to care for live animal SEASONED fireplace wood, interview and appointment to PRIVAbY ~ ParkUke 280x286’ NIGHTS in own handwriting, P.O. Box department at Lutz Jtmlor delivered. Call 649-1869 or 1- inspect. SUNDAYS — 2:30 P.M. TO 5:00 F.M. 640-6847. helpful, 40-hour week. Gaer 2266, Bishops Corner Branch, EXPERIENCED yard, spotless six room Ranch, ______Museum. No previous experi 228-9686. Bros., 140 Rye 84., South Wind 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. West Hartford, Conn. 06117. An FOUR AND FIVE room apart Idastered walU, sundeck, HOME and income combine- Lots For Sola 73 sor, Conn. ence necessary but must like garage, trees. Don’t miss It. tlon with this Cape style two Turret Lathe Operator.*- equal opportunity employer. animals. Hours 8 a.m. to 12 ments from 3126. Wolverton BIRCH MOUNTAIN and vicinity MONITORING Agency, Realtor, 649-2814. Hutchins Agency Realtors, 649- family 4-8. Ideal for two young KEYPUNCH operator, Alpha- Brown & Sharp production noon. CaU 643-0949, between 9 6324. Building lots available, 32,800. miller set-up operators. Drill ENERGETIC man wanted to Household Goods 51 TYPIST OOLTON . MANCHESTIR LINE famUles or an ta-law situa Numerical, experience on IBM a.nv and 6 p.m. Tuesday E/)0KIN0 for anything in real tion. Separate uUUtles, country and up. HM. Frechette Real 029. Apply Iona Mfg. Co., Press set-up operators. work in large hardware store, NEW DELUXE Zig Zag (double New custom quaUty buUt 3-4 bedroom CokMilals, Banctiee ft Bailed Bauckee. aigk TWO-FAMILY flats. oity tors. 647-9998. full-time. Some experience through Saturday for interview. estate rentals — apartments, atmosphere. 321,800. Wolverton LINOTYPE MACHINES Regent St., Manchester. All Benetlts. needle) sewing machines, homes, multiple dwelUngs, no To Operate A Friden Machine oae-aere wooded^lots. Dqslrable new area, low IF b. utilities, treed lot, handy looa- helpful but not necessary. Must EXPERIENCED real estate makes button holes mono Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate IHRBOnONS! East Center St., Manoheeter, to Porter St., to Camp Meetlag Bd., to Uon. 319,000. PhUbrick Age.icy, be neajt and clean. Ambition broker or salesman wanted to grams, blind hems dresses, win fjnd your co-workers most congenial. The 649-6847. TWO FAMILY, 6-8, 8 bedrooms, Out of Town An excellent opportunity for the right perton An Equal Opportunity Employer and perseverance rate high Associates, Inc., 643-5120. Carter St., to Velpt Bd., to ttyen Howe. to join a progressive real estate does fancy designs, overcasts, fringe benefits are too numerous to mention here. w 'lrTr^nrn'^ . r r '------**“114 1966, good condition. PhU- For Sola 75 Help Wantod—-^ale 36 toward future advancement. office to handle transactions in all without attachments. Our 3 MANOIBOTER -- Seven years jj^ck Agency, Realtors, 649- PROOF Rreadkag: Openings for FIVE ROOM apartment, for Come in soon and we‘11 discuss the position. learn ^he printing trade. Excellent benefits. Many benefits and pleasant the Manchester-Vemon area. y e a r' parts and service young couple, large enclosed young, three bedroom Ranch. NINE ROOMS of elegant living ONE experienced tool and die day shift. Major medical life surroundings. Contact store UWRENCE F. FIANO, Developer maker. Area rates prevail. Ap Must be a quick starter with a guarantee. Reduced for quick yard, perfect for children and reo room, two delightful baths. on Riga Lane ta Bolton. Two Insurance and weekly sick ben manager, Mr, A. J. Chapman, professional attitude. For an sale. 346.80 cash or terms avail' garage, an enclosed rear patio. SEVEN ROOM Spilt, three bed- car giuage, 214 baths. This ^lattrljrHtrr turning l|rraUi ply in person, Gayle Mfg. Co., efits. Call or write for inter pets, stove and refrigerator, lianrliFHtFr iiiFtttm j ijFralh Monday through Friday at W.G. appointment to discuss this op able to responsible party. Call close to shopping and schools, Located ta Prestige area, rooms, formed dining room, 114 rambling Ranch must be seen Inc., 1068 - C Tolland Street, view. Mono Typesetting, 106 Glenney Co., 336 No. Main St., 18 BISSELL ST.—MANCHESTER, CONN. m m 327,800. CaU J. D. Real Estate baths, famUy room, fireplaoe, East Hartford, Corai. portunity, call Mr. Werbner, Capitol Sewing for free west side, 3180. a month. 649- *— no description wlU suffice, 18 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. Ann Street, Hartford, 827-2180. Manchester. 643-1121. delivery 246-2140. 7020. Assn Inc. 648-6120, and 646- patio, large wocUed lot. Char- Mr. FlUonuno, BeUtcre Agen 1888. Bon Agency, 6484)688, 649-3436. cy, 647-1418.
( \ \ " ' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1M9^ PVf' IHattrlfi^Btpr lEorning ll^raUt
Main St„ CHssloifiwry, wdh a X solemn Mass o f requiem at St. Cummings Charges GOP PauPa Obordi, CHaatonhury, at Bolton Woman Killed 10'. Burial wUt be in S t Augua- line’s Oemstery, South Glaston Lacks D a ily Leadersh ip bury. I ARBBfiTS In Rt. 6 HiU Crash | M R . L w R l A. FMenfii may osU at the fu Manchester’s Democratic town Jess service tor more money. Eugene Durnell, 36, of 44 rUwiRrthw. 11, o f M WaHwr neral home tonight from 7 to 0 chairman charged today that Wells St., was charged lart night That Is hardly an In^MDVsment. r.h of fh. r. A 58-vear^ld Bolton woman waa killed infitontly laatj ■ t . W tH o( FMnk A. FlUr- and tomorrow from 8 to 4 and the town is on “dead center,” Another windfall from this con with breach Of a ^ m e s u ^ dtetiSSm” ; car fhe ^“ UMlMr, dM ttaia momk« »t 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a that the Republican majori^ on tract la that the stresta are now sun night when the driving atruck a trailer recitation of the Rosary topor- the Board oi Directors lacks dotted with assorted OI cans at' his home. He will appear In truck on Rts. 6 and 44A m Bolton. Bon iR BotUnttn, Vt, on row at 8 p.m. at the fuiieral "day-to-day leadership,” and which hardly add to the charm court Feb. 17. Raymond E. BagUn Sr. daughter Emil and Albartina' ______of Coventiy Rd., Bolton, waa at B n . M, 1M7, n « m i * i w MmA home. that the administration ” ia of toe city. Brandt. She llv ^ In to# murt-* te MOnoiiwUr lor Um p n t 4S characterised by the taUing of “ Tht adiool buildings are In ACCIDENTS heading east on toe Mgliway ford area before moving to ^1-.- coming up the grade toward y im . 8h* w u * meoalMr of John V. Anderson Issues, delay and indecision.” worse shape now than when toe Susan MeroUa, a passenger in ton 16 yesu’s ago. ' t Owtar O aotN ««ttom l Church, John Victor Andoraon, 88, of Ted Cummings, In a state Republicans cam e Into power. a car driven by Peter J. Salva, Bolton Notch as a large trailer She was a member o f Zlgn( ■m M A m Chib at the church, Bast Hartford, father of George ment issued today, called for They nan on a program of plan 19, of ’ThompaonviUe, was tak- truck driven by Earl Oanlhg- Evangelical Lutheran CSniroh o8 Tmmtt* Ctavtar, OBS, Loyal L. Anderson of Manchester and ’’leadership that la big enough ned maintenance. Their per en to Manchester Memorial Mone, 43, of Wetherafldd was Manmesler, and Independent O rel* Of Rln^a Dwig^AoM, and Mra. Bkllth L. Barton of An to stand up to our problems.” formance is lero. There la no Hospital with head injuries, and driving over the crert at the Mutual Tn«^ii-an»,» Agenta. She Hm SoMor CIMaona Oub. A e dover, died yesterday at St. He labeled certain aspects of planning and there has been no three other occupants of toe top of toe grade, heading weat, was the former secretary of’ and bar laMbatid oalabratad EYancia Hospital, Hartford. toe town’s bookkeeping and fis improvement of maltenance. I same car suffered minor in- according to State PoHce of Ool- the m nirsnoe Boarfi o f (hair 4Stti waddbic ann*vat«ary Survivors also' include his cal management "ridiculous say that their promise was a Juries aa toe result of a head- cheater ’Troop, the Town of Bolton. - laat Ootober. wife, 6 other sons, another and so stupid as to be laugh downright deceH. on crash last night on Broad PoHce said Mrs. BagUn Survivora besides her husband Survlwara haaidaa bar hua- daughter, a sister, 18 grand able,” said that toe school "There has been no genuine St. Miss MaroUa was reported crossed toe center strip in the include two sons, Raymond B.'* band knhida two sons, Hoamrd children and i great-grandchil buildings “ cue in worse shape attempt to reconcile the differ in satisfactory condition this road into the weotbound liane Baglin Jr. at Norman, OUa./^ F.. FainraattMT of llancbeatar dren. C ertifie d now than when toe Republicans ences between the Town and the morning, with a possible frac- and the truck driver then drove and Kent C. Baglin at home;; and Km adi J. FUmaither of Funeral aervlces will be held Mra. Karen W. Pearl of 666 came into power,” and claimed 8to District to bring about «m- tured akuH. off toe north side of the road two brothers, Gustave Braiylg- that the garbage contract ne Bolton; two daustitara, Mra. Monday at 1 pjn. at the Ben Gardner S t, owner of the Wer solldatlon. Sewer problema In Police say a car driven by to avoid her, but the car she of Bristol and Atoert Brandt of- gotiated last year “provides M anAt Sotmon o f Vainon and jamin J. Callahan Funeral ner’s Studio and instructor of the district have been Increaswd Brooks P. Heaton of Middle- was driving struck first the Holyoke, Mass.; tmree aisters)« less service for more money.” lira. Mario Mntiaan of Man- Home, 1602 Main St, Bast piano, organ, and voice, was re to toe point where a buUdlng bury, Vt., was headed south on tractor's rear left wheel and Mra. Gustave Manke at Bloomt- Hartford. Burial will be la Hill ”It is time,” he said, "that ehaater; two stotan, Mr*. Ber- cently awarded professional rec permit was denied because of Broad St. when toe Salva ve- tj,en toe traller’a rear left field, Mrs. Karl Manke of Waab side Cemetery, Bast HartfMd. the majority realised that this lack of facilities. Oia Ontooguay of Wbidaor and ognition 08 a teacher of piano hide creasy toe center line wheel before coming to rest In Hartford, and Mra. Cheater OoK- Friends may call at the fu U toe year 1969 and acted as Iftw. Hiareaa McDecmott of by the Certification Board of the "There is more interest by ne^ing to the otoer dlrecUon the eoetbound lane fajdng north, burne of Titusville, Fla neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Music Teachers Natlonnl Asso If they understood toe calen the majority, even on the School and cdlided with Heaton’s car. B nt Bartford, and tan grand- Tolland County Coroner Her Flineral services will be hdd’- and tomorrow from 2 to 4 ciation. dar.” Board, in helping a particttlar Salva was charged with fail utiBdran. bert Hannebury and Medical Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Bethany- 7 to 9 p.m. Teachers receiving such coi^ He said, "Headline grabbing neighbortuxid than in solving toe ure to drive In toe proper lane Funaral aarvicea will ba held Examiner Dr. Francis Burke Lutheran Church, West Kart-)- Uflcatlon are recommended by is insufflcent to meet our most severe school problem and will appear in court Feb. Tuaaday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes were on the scene. Dr. Burke ford. The Rev. Martin O. Du-^v Mrs. Alice M. Brown their State Teachers Associa needs.” first. The recent action by toe 17. Itlinaral Home, 400 Main St. said Mrs. Baglln’s death was chow, pastor of Bethany Luther-^ ROCKVILLB —Mrs. Alice tion. Outstanding achievement The full text of Cummings Board of Education to ask toe Rev. Kenneth Steere, associate an, and the Rev. Charles Wte Martin Brown, 84, of Hartford, and high professional w, dare, rangsments which ere Inoom- was crushed after a piping fail er, who has turned toe boat Into Hart Jr. of Keeney Dr., Bolton, it. Pfiatz had served on a mlne- had stopped on Tolland Tpke. Lee White Jr., 20, who is free reaUy.” ptoto. Burial will be in KiUcrest ure off New England in 1963. a tourist eittracUan on the river sweoper In World War EL, headed east an^ was waiting to ^ $10,000 bond In the Jan. 2 Mrs. Claric, with tour of the Oametery, Springfield. The Tlilrealier carried 129 men front just below the Gateway School Board He strolled down to toe rtver- turn left into a private drive holdup of the Citizens Bank at five bullets atlll In her head; The Hobnea Funeral Home, fo their deaths. Arto. front. when he was struck from be Maryland branch In Takoma took the stand and Identified Sr- 400 Main St., is in charge of The Scorpion did not hit a sea PUatz haa returned to toe ’In Agenda Short "When I got d oser to toe boot hind by a car dri'ven by John H. Park, Md. The FBI wUI seek ler as the gunman in the oar local arrangementa. mount, or underwater ridge, augural’ frequently siiyee Ms and saw the number, 342, I Lutzen, 19, of East Hartford. $60,000 bond for him. 'With her and Merllyn juat before "since there is none in the area diiacovery. He 'was a member of The agenda of the Board of ooddn’t beUeve my eyes. T im I Lutzen told police he was look they -were toot. Mra. Clark said where the submarine went to 'the crew, a sonar operator sec —Two 19-year-old WeisMtigton- Harry d. Pellerin ' Education meeting Monday in got closer and saw toe name, ing for something on the floor Erler exposed himself to them the bottom," the Navy neported. Bennet Junior High School at ond class, when the ship was lans were held on $60,000 bond BOMON—Harry J. Pefierin, ‘Inaugural.’ ju'tt before he hit Hart. and made sexual demands on The imcliear reactor plant also 8 p.m. is short. launched in 1944. After a shake Friday night after. poMce 00, o f Weri St., husband of “ I started running end when I ■nio Herald erroneo4ialy re- Mrs. Clark, then tried to rob waa dismissed as a possible down cruise the ‘Inaugural’ was charged them with the $28,644 Mie. Maigarnt Anderaon Pel Board members will be ask got to it, there 'were toara in m y )k#d that Hart hit Luteen. her. cause of the lose. dispatched to toe Pacific where poi holdup of a federal credit union. lerin, died thia morning at Man ed to suggest a time and place eyes.” In the car, toe turned to Merl for the next quarterly public It swept mines untU toe end of Both had been free on $2,000 chester Memorial Hospital. The court also downgraded There was nobody around, Pl- COMPLAINT lyn and said, "I sure con ptefc such potential causes as a colli hearing. The last one was held latz said. He went aboard. toe wer. ball in another holdup Oct. 8, He was bom in BrattMMro, Linda Duel of Windham, told after 'which' they ■were caught the kooks.” Merllyn reiSledt sion with a foreign ship, sabo-, Oct. 29. “ It 'was an eerie feeling . . . O’Brien purtoosed It from toe V t, on March 38, 1906. He lived police that her wallet contain- lifter a chose by motorcycle po- "And how.” Mrs. Clark sold tago by a crewman or faulty The boaid wUl act on one pro this was my own tlilp. It was goventment. He said: In Bcfiton for 30 years, previous ng $3 Sind some pictures was jteemjen. They are charged with that’s the laat thing aha remam- safety procedures. fessional appointment and one like coming on a ghost tolp and “ The veoMl located as though 4 ly Hving in Manoheetor. Ha waa stolen from her poohetboojt last „p the credit union of ***• There has been some specula resignation. I codd feel toe presence of someons had said, ‘the war Is aaatotant supervisor of quaUty night whUe too was at the Scar- Department of Health, Ed- weeka latpr, Two matters concerning the those 100 other men with whom over,’ and oaptaln end crew tion that there m ay hav« been let Dragon on Tolland Tpke. "Prosecutor------Dan Futch ham oonbcl at Pratt and Whitney board will be taken up at Tues arose and departed In a body. ucatton and Welfare on Jan. 7, an explosion in a toipedo tube. I had Uved tor two years nearly mered the point to the Jury toot Dtvision of United Aircraft, day night’s meeting of the "There 'were stBl dirty coffee In which one had a shotgisb The Navy said the court probed 25 years ago.” the toootings came after Mrs. East Hariford, for SI years. Board of Directors: the addi cups and dishes in the galley. Police said later that arrest this posaiibiUty even though uho- ,Ih the ship’s office he found Clark called Erler a kook. Erler Survtvora besides hds wife in tional $6,619 appropriation for There were papers. lying on ing five suspects in bonk hold tographa gave no IndicaUon books, maps, logs and other No Cure Yet admitted on cross-examination clude two sons, Philippe A. Pel- the purchase of equipment for desks toal someone had ob- ups Friday was a record. such an explosion) occurred. records left Just as they were he becantf enraged when soma- Vertn of Jentson, Mich., and John the Richard Meirtln School, and 'vdoukly been working on. The Scorpion fired torpedos when the war ended. Among toe. — Police toaiged' Joseplh Ter one refers to him as crazy. Ei)- Pellerin, a graduate student at Town Counsel John F. Shea, records waa an account book “AU the ship’s records were For Oil Slick on practice missions before her ry Johnson, 22, with second-de ler said he kicked at a photogro,- Purdue University, Lafayette, Jc.’s recent opinion that Man kept hy toe ship’s pharmacist’s SHU In drawees,” O’Brknt oon- springtime asalgnmejit in the gree murder FYiday night in the pher in-Phoenix while under m - Ind.: a brottier, Joseph Pellerin chester Community College has tinued. "There was 28,000 gal Contbuied from Page One) Mediterranean, and the Navy mate showing how much men slaying of 19-year-old Eric rest because the photographer of Rutland, Vt.; and three broken its lease for the use of owed for Items purchased from lons of diesel fuel In the tanks cited testimony that her torpe Specialists from the Interior Froneberger Thursday ndght. said, “ Is this the guy that grandchildren. Manchester High School the aMp’s store. and 4,000 gallons of lubricating domen "were well trniaied” In Department and ■workers from Johnson turned' himself in after flipped his rod?” The Holmes Flmeral Home, facilities. oil. There were even seme handling ordnance in accord- Under toe totter P was the the Red Adair Fire Fighting Co. police had Issued a warrant for The Jury 'was told Erler waa 400 Main St., Manchester, is in loaves of bread in toe gaUey anci with established safety that looked os toough they were in Texas Joined oil company him. Johnson had been free on identified by the 'voice on the charge of arrangements, which precautions. crews in tr^ng to halt the flow personal bond, appealing his catch-me tape, that he quit the are incomplete. petrified.” Navy spokesmen said the Foe Attacks U.S. Base; The todp was towed to Gape by forcing mud Into the well. conviction tor the fatal staibbing police force and was captured in Trieste n will work with the Girardeau, Mo., Just below St. Log booms were laid along of his wife, Jfergaret, on July phoentx when he got on the tele Matthew J. McConnell Ooating dry dock White Sands Louis, lest July. The hull was several harbors and marinas 22, 1967. phone to police acquaintances WAPPING—Matthew J. M c and die tug Apache when winter Terrorists Hit Saigon stripped and the entire ship re along the coastline in an at- — A District Court judge In- and friends saying he w m going Connell, 63, of New Britain, sea conditions ease. painted and restored. O’Brien tempt to keep oil from fouling voked a ISttle-notlced provision to shoot himself. father of Mrs. Martin F. Smith The Trieste n, a Navy-owned Continned from Page One) hired Coast Guard personnel to waterfront facilities and boats. of the 1967 D. C. Crime BIU to Jr. ol Wapplng and Peter F. submersible which carries a nizing "in principle” their de impose a prison term of 18 homemade plastic explosive rewire toe ship and hook up all McConnell of Hebron, died yes- mands for semi-autonomy. CANYON POND years to life on a convicted two-man crew and an observer, charge. It bounced under the the paraphernalia. tenlay at New Britain General Some observers saw thl's as a NEW YORK (AP) — Rocke liquor store robber. Committee Hears is certified for operating at rear of the general’s car, ignit Now sirens 'wall, alarm beUs Hoepltal. significant propaganda coup for feller Plaza’s Ice Skating pond 12,000 feet although it was ac ing the gas tank and spreading ring and horns blow, and a tape Judge George L. Hart Jr. also T hree Speakers The funeral was held this tually designed for 20,000 feet. the Thieu government, which recording reproduces the sounds opened for Itq. 33rd season. For ■’served) notice,” he said, that morning at the Farrell Funeral to the two jeeps. All three vehi As a result of modlflcatlona, now would be less vulnerable to of battle with 40mm. and 20mm. more than three decades the "anyone else convicted by a Home, Franklin Square, New cles were destroyed. On Handicapped she will be able to retrieve ob enemy charges at the Paris ceiwMm firing. pond has been a popular rendez- jury before me of armed Britain, with a Mass of requiem Elsewhere the general lull in jects weighing around peace talks thait the Saigon re ■vous for skaters from beginners robbery may expect a similar at St. Joseph’s Church, New 250 ground fighting continued. A A meeting of die Mantoiedtet- pounds but not m ajor sections gime oppresses minorities. to champs. Adjoining the pond sentence.” Britain. Burial was In St, government spokesman said one Vernon oommlttee on Hiring Uto such as hull or sail com,ponents. South Vietnam’s official news are two restaurants, the Prome- Mary’s Cemetery, New Britain. clvlUan was killed and three agency also reported today that He Sees Red, Handicapped was held on TiHUf- Equipped with powerful spot were wounded ' when enemy nade Cafes, from which patrons BOOKIE PAYS UP day. The meeting was presided Survivors also Include his Po Ngoc Cu,»chalrman of the in can enjoy a free floor sho>w wife, a sister, and three grand lights, the Trieste is expected to mortar rounds hit the Ben Luc EDINBURGH. Scotland (AP) over by John Barninl. terior committee of the House of while dining. children. provide far better on-the-soene market place 16 miles southwest Not Snow! Y— A bookma’ r described as Speakers Included ArnoI|l visual reports and clearer pho Representatives, ‘has asked the Ice is manufactured six times esimlng aboi. 2,000 pounds of Saigon Friday night. government to release about Lawrence, chairman of the tographs than were taken ear Germany (AP) — a day. An )ice plane shaves off ($4,800 U.S.) li week was or- ^ „ _ Mrs. Daisy E. Iiigruhuiii Five 100-pound rockets also 34,000 prisoners of war in South Governor’s Committee on Hl(- lier by towed underwater cam the rough spots on the Ice a n ^ dened to pay 100 pounds ($240 in g 'u ^ ” ‘Hiuvdlrapp^"whi> out- ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Daisy E. slammed Into a market place on Vietnamese jails. TOien Sgt. Daniel Pejarang sees eras of the submersible Mlzar. "anow box” collects the toav- U.S.) a week support to Iris os- uned the objectives of dm Ingraham, 61, of Westbrook, sis the routhern outskirts of Hue, The agency quoted Cu as say snow ho sees red, Nine of the Mlzar's pictures 1 ^ wWch ara dumped do^ a trwged wife and child. Governor’s Committee. Cyn)B ter of Theodore Wralght of the first shelling of the old ing Tet would be an ideal time Fejarang, 22, Is from the Rockville, died yesterday at St. were cleared for public distritu- imperial capital since last May. for the “clemency gesture.’’ Cu warm island of Guam. He has drain New ice Is created by On hearing of hla earnings Flankers, executive secretary qf tion Friday. Raphael's Hospital, New Haven. The shelling coincided with the andfanother legislator. Ho Hgoc gone to unusual lengths to avoid spraying the old ice surface (b^kmaWng is completely .le- the Governor’s Oommltteq. Survivors also include two sis They showed the Scorpion hull first anniversary of tin en^my Nhuan, also claimed BOO prison snow. The U.S. Army has been ^th water, wWch quickly in Britain). Judge Lord Ro- about what local commit, ters and several nieces and lying in two major portions, assault which triggered a 26-day ers on Con Son Island are elig;i- just as stubborn in bringing him freezes and creates a new berson commented: "We seem should striva for end Wll- with the sail or conning tower Ly l„Ut « . nephews. battle for the city during laat ble for release but are still in back into contact wit^ ■winter. Funeral service will be held se.parated and resting on its year’s Tet offensive. prison because they have no When he enlisted In the Army gal profession.” Manufacturing Cb.. told what hlz Monday at 4 p.m. at Grace ^de. Debris which had settled Thieu said today he agrees transportation to the mainland he was sent to Germany after ------^_____ expertences with the handicap Episcopal Church, Old Say- on the gray, flat Atlantic floor "in principle” -to a lunar cease or are too old and sick to leave. basic training. ped and, more specifically, with brook. Burial will be In Cypress was estimated to be a few hun fire period this year begfinnlng In another development the "I was here three weeks when the mentally retarded, hod been. Cemetery, -Westbrook, at the dred feet away. Feb. 17, but he added: ‘‘That U.S. Navy today turned over 26 I knew this climate was not for Also In attendance at the convenience of the family. Biggest chunk was the stem depends on, the situation be gunboats to the Vietnamese m e," he say. So I volunteered Ayub Asks Parley meeting were J. Grant Swanl^, Friends may call at the Swan or rear section which was over tween now and Tet.” He also navy in the latest American for Vietnam.” executive -vice president, Mlon- 100 feet long. F'uneral Home, Boston Post Rd., told newsmen he would have to move to build up government After a year In the 1st Divi chester (Chamber of Oommeros; Old Siiybrook, tomorrow from Sections of the hull appear to consult with the U.S. Command forces for an eventual U.S. with sion there, the Army again gave Lyman Hoops, manager, South. 7 to 9 p.m. be dented, but the Navy said and other allied forces before drawal. him orders for Germany.' ern New England Teleplione Oo, The family suggests that those In Pakistan Crisis these were little pitea of sand or announcing his decision. "It was the largest single "So I extended for another six wishing to do so make memorial and chamber president; Du)^ slit. The bow was partially sunk Earlier this week the Viet turnover of U.S. Navy gunboats months in Vietnam." (Continued from Page One) ------wood Milter, personnel man. contributions to the American in the sand. Cong announced a unilateral to dote, and represents a major Then, more orders tor Ger- vember when Bhutto, who heads Cancer Society. ager, Cheney Bros,; Francis The Navy said the ship’s nu seven-day Tet cease-fire from 7 step forward for the Vietnamese niany. In other cities Friday. In Rawal- the leftist Peoples Party, made DellaFera, president of Ktwan- clear reactor, which provided a.m. Feb. 18 until 7 a.m. Feb. navy’s riverine fleet," a. Navy Fejarang was Interviewed pindl, the capital, police used ^ tour of Wert Pakistan. He was Mrs. Julia R. Yeilen Is; Richard Cosgrove, personnel the power for its propuloinn, 22. But the announcement was spokesman said. He estimated while on patrol along the Czech arrested on charges of Inciting mkn^l^er Aldon'sphmtag* Mllte; Mrs. Julia Raihenberg 'ifellen, was not photographed during greeted cautiously by the allies the value of the gun boats at oslovak-West German border in to break up a crowd of 20,000 the masses, esoeciallveapeclally BtiidnnfB.students, Watson Peterson, manager,__ 86, of Glastonbury, mother of last year’s search operation. —last year the Viet Cong shat $7.7 million. the snowy Bavarian Woods. His demonstrators-. Richard H. Yeilen, Mrs. w . - In Violence, and his arrest Gerber SclentiHc; Prank Vogel, The Navy said so far as tt tered a cease-fire pledge with The spokesman’said the turn teeth chattered and his nose ran Hundreds of persons were in- stepped up the tempo of anti- Division of Vocational R*- Frances A. Muccio and Mrs. knows the Soviet Union has no one of the biggest offensives of over freed about 200 U.S. sailors but he kept a stiff upper lip. Anne A. Burke, all of Manches means of retrieving the nuclear the war. for reassigmnent elsewhere, "I've only got three months to s b^s^-d-L^r;; f a = ^ a r thtrrra:: r s s ^ « r k 4 ter, and Steven G. Yeilen of plant. Officials said there would be and raised to 84 the number of go,” he said, gulping hot coffee. Rockville, died yesterday at no U.S. cease-fire this year, and Navy craft dona/ted to toe Vlet- w^ra s S ‘ " n ^ s T o n ^ r t t against ^ F r o ^ Hartford Hospital. if there was a South Vietnamese ' namese. Survivors also include 4 other Pakistan this past week. Air Marshal Asghar Khan’s Manchester office of tile Ooo- Correction cease-fire, it would not be "full- "Most of them wlU lesid ex In dtles where the curfew is entry Into political opposition as nectlcut Employment sons, 8 other daughters, a sister, A Herald;^ story yesterday In About Town scale.” panding training programs for enforced, the government al- on Independent encouraged Service. 18 grandchildren, 10 great dicated Police Chief James Thieu spoke to newsmen at Vietnamese sailors, while others Anderson-Shea VFW Auxiliary lows a brief respite in the after-, Ayub's opponents to press hard- ' ______grandchildren and 1 great-great Reardon hud ruled out a one Ban Me Thuot after a ceremony will be reassigned to other Navy members will visit the Rocky noon so that Moslems can go to er for reforms. The government The total weiiht of oartk- grandchild. way stop sign at Benton St. in which 5,800 Mofitagnard irnlta in Vietnam," the spokes Hill State Veterans Hospital the mosques to say their p^aJ^ retaliated by arresUng at least worms in a paatura where otae«p The funeral will be held Mon and Wadsworth St. Ext. Actual tribesmen pledged their alle man said. "A few who ore near Monday. Those wishing trana- ers and families can go to the 3,000 oppoaltlon leaders, vrork- are feeding can be aqual to or day at 9:16 a.m. from the Lowe- ly, it should have read u four- giance to the Saigon regime in ing the end of their Vietnam portatlon will meet at 6 p.m. at bazaars and get food. ers and students in the laat more than the weloht of the Robacker Flineral Home, 2834 way stop sign. return for an agreement recog tours will be sent home early.” the post home. The trouble began last No- week. ~ * e e p that Ore poaturad there, o V
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r huaboad ymond K. ' 01, OUa./^ •t home;; « Braiylt- ^tiri;rjat^r Brandt o f- CttrnfttQ FEB. I thru FEB. 7 m atatenj” TV Shows lEnmttg IfrraUi of Bloomt' :e Of Week leater OoK- la. lU be hdd^ Retarded Boy t Bethany: Bat Kart^- In O. Du«v ny Uither.> Plays Just That larlea Vfte Evangelic By roANOBOBBV David said. "The mentally re , wUl of-, NEW YORK (NEA)—David tarded are responsive, they are i/ln Fair:. McCallum, who had been cheerful and they do cope with 'Hartford .I- searched out in the vast re- life with the right teaching. t the Tay-, oeeses of an upper New Toric "When I was first offered nd Homei-. film atudio by IS-year-oId Billy this role, it never occurred to : Hartford^, Schulman, aaked Billy to alt in me the child playing the part and 7 to 9.' on his interview. lirould not be iWardffl^ I wes Mn 7 to 9. David, formerly the delight of horrified when I heard it might eafa that,' teen-age™ as a result of his be an actor. Billy's so msuvel-- so maJca role as niya on "The Man ous. In fact, there was a rumor o a char-, From U.N.C.ti.B.,” led the way around that he was not a re loioe. into his dressing room, fur tarded child but rather a child nished in early Alcatras, and actor pretending to be retard talked with and about Billy, a ed. That was only because you lev retarded child. are so good In your scenes, Bil •> •' Billy is idaylng Just that in ly ." "Teacher, Teacher,” an original Lader, when BUly had left, in s: : drama by Allan Sloane to be David, who, with his wife and seen on the Hallmarit Hall of three sons from a former mar Fame over NBC on Wednesday. riage now plans to settle in the der David plays the teacher. East, remarked how people are, /« “I read a story in the paper usually so afraid of mentioning ige One) ^ about you,” David st^d to BUly. anything about retardation in lice OR thf ‘ ^Tt said you were susceptible the family. le aherifTf' to colds, but you’re the only "After we were fUming for f. one in the oast who didn’t get about three days, members of ding, of a X cold." the crew began coming to me the Bhoe- "I was promised I could see individually and telling me they Me friMid, ton ie^’e rushes,” BUly aald. had retarded children. It turned Hollywood, "Billy is very responsive,’’ out three in the crew did." the Juiy< s—listened Iked, “ Did heard Hr- Ossie Davis as a handyman befriends Billy Schulman, who plays a letarded fiiw, Glare, boy, in NBC's “Hall of Fame’’ drama, “Teacher, Teacher,” Wednesday, 7:30. Mir of the her head; ntifledlDr- n the oar Juat before Clark aald Children's Shows Changing If to them NEW YORK (AP) — TTie Ed Vane, vice president for scilap the oaitoon ebows. imanda oq power of the puUic to affect daytime programming at ABC, ed to rob televisiaa Is aptly illustrated by said, “We knew there was ad- CBS dropped two ac- the changes taking place In MiU- verse reaction to all the net- cartoons and substituted id to kCerl- dren’a programming. works presenting cartoons with animated comedies. ’Hie come- > oan ptefc -n.I . ... . monsters and superheroes.” lUe®. notaWy "Archie,” proved 0 rejdledt Parents made known their ex- popular and CBS is sticking TIark aald treme dl^leasure with the car- As a result of the steady baj> with an all-caitoon format tar lie remam- toon diet of monstan and super- rage of complaints the Saturday the rest of the season. , the hoaid- heroes being fed their children morning monster cartoons are on Saturday mornings—and the all but off the air. Those re- ABC retains "Spider-Man’’ utch ham- networks reacted. maining on the networks proba- and the "Flahtastic BVmit,’’ with the rest of the morning taken up 1 Jury that "Aotlon.adve«ture cartoons ^ after Mra. wers highly criticised and we I" many oase^ how- with cartoon comedies, “The [ook. Erler American Bandstand’’ and took them off the air," said Bud "Happening.’’ canUnatlon Orant. «mctor_of (feytime pm- oBiciaorm. hen aomor gramming at NBC. craay. Ei)- NBC initiated the first Ail thiree networios have new i photogra- changes last summer when it in- prc^rrams under development I under cor - stalled the hourtang “Banana next season, including some otographer Splits" at midmoming 'Satur- noncsartoon riiows. guy that days. The program, a kind of happening for kids, was an in The most significant develop ment, however, was CBS’s an- Erler waa stant hit nouncement last wMk that it ice on the Oomputeriaed Golf Grant said some nel^bortuxid present four to five original te quit the children JMn Ms seven-year-old iii'amas on Saturday momingB iaptured in NITE OR DAY every week to watch the show In year on the "CBS ChU- >n the tele- color. drMi’a Pfe^wuse.” ’Ihe network ualiMancea RAIN OR SHINE Is commlsaioning writers at waa going "’The other day I got a piione $10,000 a script tor this new pro- call from a cute little girl who gram. Mario Thomas, right, and her sister, Terre Thoni- GOLF usually comas over and she ------as, a guest on ABC’s “That Giri,” Thursday 8 p.m. said, ‘Mr. Grant, wdiere are the' Hears Banana Si^lts?’ I told her we Red Skelton ' O had a speMal on, and she said, ‘Babar’ jakers ‘Okay„ ru watch it, but If I At Boston Pops Shoir don’t like it I’ll come over and Gets Encore ip p e d TRON punch you In the nose’ .’ ’ Red Skelton will appear with At mldseason NBC scrapped s*"*'®*’ Merrill and "Babar the EUepbant," highly- CanMieeter- two of Ms most critlctsed car- the,Boston Pops Orchestra con- Hlring the Tm Spoon Roshirant rated arid aocfelmed animated toon series, "Blrdman” and ducted by Arthur Fiedler, in a musical, program, will return 1 on Ihuif- “ Super PreMdent" and repfeioed opocial muslc-and-medy edl- ELECTROKICS la preelded Fidl-Time Golf ProfeaaionnI tor en encore on NBC April 21. ea Premises at AU Times. them with "Untamed Worid” don of ’ "rhe Red SkeHon Hour” LABORATORIES Al Gayeon, Pro. cuid "Storylxxik Squares." The to be taped on location In Bos- Peter Ustinov narrates the d AmoI|d tise Mendeison production former Is a live animal show t(m, April 6 through 0, tor pres- which is ibased on the famous in of die and the latter a children’s ver- entatkm as Skelton’a last broad- 277 BROAD M on Hli;- children’s books by the fete Golf 0>Tron Sion of the adult quia "HoUy- cast of the season on CBS. v Jean DeP runfaoff. , who out- wocib Squares." On the broadcast, Merrill 9 of tho EXIT 96 from I-M • ti. 89 * 99^ TaloettvUle helps bumpkin Clem Kadiddle- When it was first broadcast STEREO ae. Cyn)8 It cost the network $780,000 to hopper (Skelton) to have one of Oot 21, 1088, "Babar" was ecretary qf Clem’s compooitioiui played at greeted wtth enthuafesUc re- Commltteo, Boston’s Symphony HaU by the views. TAPES al commit- famed orchestra, with which r, and WII- With the animation of BUI ATUNTIC FUEL OIL Merrill is appearing as guest It of Kma MeTendes, the special is based FOR singer. id what hla on the first three DcBrunboCt BURNER En route to Symphony HaU, I handloap- L T. WOOD CO. hooka—“Tile Stacy o f Babar. the Clem takes a "fractured-hlo- OARS Ically, wMh SERVICE Uttle Efephaat," “The Tiavefe 51 BISSBLL ST. tory" toiir of the oHy — Old of Babar" and "Babar the 1 , had been, Phone 643-1129 le at the 649-3701 North Church, Paul Revore’a King" which were beat sellers TV-I Sales and Servlee house and the U8S Oonstltution. int SwanI), in the 1990s. dent. Man- commerce; ger. South- lephone Oo, dent; Dup- nnel man- .; Franola of Klwan- , peraonnM nlng MlUa; manager, tink Vogel, lonal Bo- Sohleding, I Bank of Frederick I Chrtatte, fA G B TWO MANGHKTVB SVBNINO HERALD, MANCHBSTEB, OONN^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,' CCNN., SATURDAY, FE8RUXfiYT"i589 PA(Se~mSE9T SATURDAY JU PROGRAM HigUights MONDAY JO PROGRAM Edueational TUESDAY JU PROGRAM 5:55 (3) Hsgaa’s Herses (G> SUNDAY: "Face the NaUon," 1:M «> OIri Talk (G) 9:85 (954945) Hawaa aad Martta’s 1:55 (1) Girl Talk (C) Bparte aad Featare (C) UtW Storyheek Bgaaies (15) Film iM gh -b (G) TV (75) Film HB I (f) Laoecr Las (G) (S> Oeorge el the Jaagle (3543-SiDSatBrday Night at with S. I. Hayaka'wa of San Onaats: Don Rickies (77) A IBama wtth KHty (C) (M) CaiSlej^ BewUag Movies (G) (88) At Hmie with KUIp (C) (797748) Jerry Lewis Show "Ounflght in Abtlene” Bobby Francisco State College, 12:80 (15) Dtvunw Ganrt (G) 8:15 (945) Faytea Place (75) Dlvarea Ceart (G) With Noel Harrison, John U:M < » Jeaajr qaeat (0) (8 ^ ) Dream Hunsa 8:55 (f) Mnvharry H.F.D. (G) {W E D H , Channel 2 4 ) ' (5-15) Dream Haase (C) Byner and the Osmond Bros. (S»4Mt> Dataaied WerU l> AmerHaaAmerieaa naaanaaaBaadetaad the Press," wtth Robert Finch, (7548-55) HIddan Fnees (G> (754745) -Hiddoa FUess (C) 6:15 (I) Bad Skeltea Hoar (C> IrW (S) » Makr - - -Dick...... aal the...... Mlchto returns from CIvO War only (645) LsVe Make a Deal "Follow That Dream” Elvis (945) Let’s Make a Deal (C) (797945) Jails (G) fighter (O) to find another war going on Oeorge Romney and John A. 8:55 (8) Lave b a Maay Spleadered Presley. Whan Fop Kwlmper Saaday, Febituuy 9 7:55 (t) Lava b a Moay Spleader- Diahann Carroll M) nim In his home town and local Voipe of President Nixon’s cab Thtef (G) and hb family of one son and ed Thlag (945) It Takes a Thief (C) cattlemen and farmen. '87 (C) (75a-l5) Days s4 Oar lives four unoCttctally adopted chll- PM (797945) Days of Oar Uvas Part I. Alexander Mundy sets 5:35 (3) Petticoat Jaactioa (G) inet, 12:80-1:80 p.m. on NBC t:85 Freaeh Ghaf iSi £%7Derhg (8-45) Nswiywed Oasae (G) " " dran decide to homestead (5 ^------) Newlywed ------Gama (G) out to steal formula for solid MaUaee Mevie (8-45) Hellywood Palace (C) along an open stretch of high Veal Scallops 7:75 (8) OaMlag Light missile fuel from wealthy . . . "CBS ChUdF^’s FUm Fes 8:55 (8) OaMlag UaH (0) 8:95 Maws In Perspaettve H "The Steel Lady" 15:55 (3) Maaalx (G) (854945) n eD eelars < 0 > way, other aatUers soon fol (794945) ‘TiiaDartafs (C) recluse who plans to sell ft 1;M Dutfato Game (C) to an oppoalUon government. 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