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FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1068 rAOB TWENTY-EIGHTH Avetagie Daily Net Preaa Ron The Weather iSIanrl;?0tpr €ttpnitts UnraUii For The Week Ended Increasing riondinew tonight. April 18, 1968 ' Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Marine Pvt. Edward J. Sasa, Polish National Alliance wlU Chamber Backs Low In 40e. Tomorrow moet^ About Town sponsor a rummage sale Tues spn of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert meet ’ Sunday at 1 p.m. at 77 iHanrlfpatpr Itiptititg IfpraUi cloudy. C9ianee of occasional day at 0 a.m. at Odd Fellows F. Bass of B70 Vernon St., re North S t J Expansion of AttMtion: CAPE GOD OWNERC 1 5 ,1 8 8 rain. High In 80e. ‘ 8 ( t Stanley W. Fettl|r Jr„ eon Hall. Thoae wishing pickup cently graduated from recruit If you hav« B stahiard gfae Cape Manehetter— A City of Village Charm of ICn. Katherine R. Fettlg of service may call MTs. Maybelle training at the Marine Corpe Miss Linda 8. Maher, daugh Braldley FieM Dowd, 1 Bow St., or Mrs. Bes Recruit Depot In Parris Island, ter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. fr Bdwarde St, Is on tempor (Afiprox. 12 0QB.) VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 171 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1968 (Olaaeifled Advegdahig on Page 11) PRICE TEN CENTS ary duty with the 418Srd Bomb sie Farris, 9 Durkin St. Articles S.C., not Great Lakes, 111., os Maher of 14 Bliss St, recently The Manchester Chamber of Oommeroe, In cooperation with at a forward baae In the may be brought to the hall Mon was stated In yesterday’s paper. was elected to the Student Coun W ell reshkifl’le y»ur roof for $275.00 Weetem Pacific. A memt>er of day at 6 p.m. and later. cil at Iowa Wesleyan College, the Hartford Chamber, has sup the Strategic Air Command, he Members of Manchester As Mt. Pleasant ported the expansion of Bradley Small addJtkwiel chaiRe for dormpre la permanently assigned to the The Great Books Discussion sembly, Order of Rklnbow for International Airport as a major sooth Bomb Wing at Pease AFB, Group will meet Wednesday at Girls, and John Mather CSiap- Stephen J. Breen of 278 W. facility for. domestic and inter N.B. 8 p.m. at Whlton Library. "On ter. Order of DeMolay, will High St. received first honors national air travel and as a maj HAliMARK BUILDIMl GO., INC. RFK Denounces the Improvement of the Under assist Friendship Lodge of or connecting gateway for COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE U.S. Jets Set for the fall semester and was international travel. 742-0368 — 742-7889 after six John E. Alberghlnl, lecturer In standing," by Splnosa, will be Masons Sunday from 10 a.m. named to the dean’s list at The Civil Aeronautics Board 267-4769 CaO Collect Physics at Manchester Com discussed. The meeting Is open to 7 p.m. at a Pancake Jam Holy Cross College, Worcester, is In the process of investigat munity College, has been Invit to the public. boree at the Masonic Temple. Mass. Negro Violence ed to present a paper at the Rainbow Girls are reminded of ing several East Coast city air New England Meeting of the Thomas E. J. Quinn, 20, son a service project which starts ports, including Hartford, as a Girl Scout Troop 690 will spon possible designation for direct 1968 Record American Association of Physics of Mrs. Margaret M. Quinn of at 1:80 p.m. at the Masonic sor a car wash tomorrow from Teachers at the University of European service. The Hartford 68 Spruce St., recently was pro Temple. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the parking ARE YOU COMINO HOME SOON, KATHY? Hartford tomorrow. He has been Chamber, the State Department moted to Army specialist four lot at South Methodist Church. JUST PICKED! Strawberries, Seedless and Mne A s Self-Defeating associated with the MCC Sci upon completion of Surgical The Rev. C. Ronald Wilson of of Aeronautics and other Cham Spanish Melons, antes, Cantaloupes, Watermeloiis, P eao^ ence Department for four years bers In the area are cooperating es. Plums, Pineutples, Coconuts, Pears, Temple and Navel Specialist School at Ft. Belvolr, Second Congregational Chtmsh Pfc. David B. Angotta, 21, son and Is a Research Scientist at Va. He Is a 1067 graduate of will conduct a service Sunday Lorlng photo to Intervene In the Investigation Oranges; plus CRISP-AIRE Macs, Delldons and Melrose By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS not life. It is am intolerable pro For Missions of Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam L. An United Aircraft Research Lab Manchester High School. at 8:16 a.m. on radio station and press for Bradley to be de APPLES! ^ li Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, gram—a threat to all that gotta of 107 Oliver Rd. recently DEWY FRESH! Asparagus, Beet Greens, _DMdelwM, oratories. WINF. The program Is sponsor signated as an International air whose campaigrn fo r the makes life in society worth SAIGON (AP) — U.S. war pers have been lost to nonhostUe completed a Hawk missile and Engaged port. Boston Lettuce, Green, YeUow S q w h , Hot IWytog 1 ^ while. planes set a 1968 record for the causes. ed by the Manchester Council launcher maintenance course at pers. Acorn, Butternut Squash, ^ t e 8 » w t P o t o ^ , Democratic presidential Lyman B. HOops, president of "It must amd will be met wlQi second straight day Friday as In ground fighting, some of iiilliililliiiiiiliiiliiiiliiiiliiiiiiili of Church. the Army Air Defense School, The engagement of Miss Pa White Onions, Chives, Shallots, nomination has been aimed the Manchester Chamber of the full force of the law.’’ they flew 160 missions to blast the 100,000 allied troops in Oper 1 Ft. Bliss, Tex. YeUow Beans, Corn, Caullflowor, P an^ P ^ largely at minority groups, i| The Couples Club of Center tricia Kellner to John R. isook, Commerce, said, "The Manches When a slum youth resort to A supply targets In North Viet ation Complete Victory—the Hot House Tomatoes, Brussels Sprouts, Egg Plant, Cherry has denounced Negro vio Congregational Chiurch will both of Tolland, has been an ter Chamber is Interested in the Toin&to6R &nd N6W Florldli PototocR* violence, Keimedy said, he "is nam’s southern panhandle. biggest allied campaign of the have a Whist and Setback Party Lee Davis, son of Mr. and nounced by her parents, Mr. the entire area, and the expan lence and said it "m ust and not simply protesting his condi American fliers had set a war—reported three claehee Mrs. Jerfm Davis of 787 Lydall tion, but making a destnicUve Friday near Saigon. They said 1h ^ e ( tomorrow at 8 p.m. In Woodruff and Mrs. Elarl L. Kellner of sion of the facilities and services WEEKEND SPECIALS for A SPECIAL NAW U will be met with the full record for the year Thursday Hall at the chiurch. Mr. and St.; and Charles Gill, son of and the designation of Brad GREEN AND YELLOW BEANS ...... -jb. * 9 ^ force of the law.” and self-defeating attempt to as V: when they flew 145 missions, the 68 Viet Cong were killed while Mrs. Dorothy Gill of 112 Fergu Kdngbbury Ave. ley as an international airport Is sert his worth and dignity as a largest number In nearly four U.S. losses were five killed and ^ — 1 Mrs. J. Edward McKeever will C U C U M B E R S ...... Z m r In a speech Friday in San conduct the games. The event son Rd., have been named to Her fiance is the son of Mr. extremely important to the Francisco, Kennedy said he un matt—to tell us that though we months. 28 wounded. the third quarter hotx>r roll at D’ANJOU PEARS ...... • may scorn his contributions we Along the northern frontier. is open to the public. Those and Mrs. John E. Bock of Loehr growth of Manchester and to the APPLES (B Grade) ...... 16 QL bfikt derstood what makes a Negro The Air Force, Navy and Ma'- w lshl^ further Information Robinson School, West Hartford. region.’’ must still respect his power.’ ’ rlne pilots on Friday's raids North Vietnamese troops struck Rd. SPIC ’n SPAN “Deal” Free P adI ...... p k g . g S t slum-dweUer turn to violence may contact Mr. and Mrs. Don but Insisted It solves nothing The New York) senator again said they encountered light at the newly reopened overiand Gregory J. Lltvlnchyk, son of Miss Kellner Is a graduate of COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! urged a sweeping reconstruction supply road to Khe Sanh Frl- 2 ald Ellis, 26 Dartmouth Rd., The result of Negro violence, ground fire and evaded several or Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Zlgmund Lit- Mt. St. Joseph Academy, West Party's Peak s Also Conmlete Line of SEALTBST Dairy ^roducta a he said, "Is not a better life for of American cities and said it antiaircraft mlssUes fired at ?ay.. ambushing a U.S. h ^ c vlnchyk of 34 McKee St., re Hartford, cmd will graduate In We Now Carry The Manchester Evening Herald truck convoy while pinning HALE 84 Carol Dr. The Socialist party in the Unit black people. It Is a devastated should take precedence over them in the coastal area be cently completed Marine basic Jime from Mitchell College, down Leathernecks on a road ★ ★ ed States reached its peak be America. other costly projects already tween Vlnh and Dong Hoi. training at the Marine Recruit New London. clearing operation neariiy. • l » c « Members of the Army-Navy tween 1001 emd 1012, Increasing started, Including the race to They hit bridges, roads, Training Center, Parris Island, "It Is a program for death, i d u b will meet tonight at 7 at Mr. Book is a 1667 graduaite Its membership from 16,000 to "THE KINO the moon. trucks and supply points in the (Bee Page Fourteen) the John F. Tierney Funeral S.C. and advanced training at o f Ellington High School and 118,000 with a representation In Keimedy’s only announced ri area left open to them under Home, 216 W. Centet- St., to Camp Lejeune, N.C. He is home is attending Porter School of public office of more than 1,000, p R O D u e sr val for the nomination. Sen. Eu President Johnson's bombing pay respects to the late Walter on leave, after which he will re Design, Rocky Hill. including 66 mayors and one gene J. McCarthy of Mlimesota, curtailment order, designed to B. SmMuk, a member. port to Camp Pendleton, Calif., No date has been announced congressman, according to the 276 ftSKiAND STREET, MANCHESTER e 648-6M4 said Friday payment of ransom draw Hanoi into peace talks. for 14 weeks of communication for the wedding. Encyclopedia Britaimlca. to secure the safe return of the The northeast monsoon ovei* Cub Scout Pack 68 of Waddell school. Editors captured U.S. ship Pueblo and North Vietnam Is almost over Jordan Says School will meet tonight at 7:80 its crew would not be without and with the rapidly Improving In the school auditorium. There precedent. weather, the number of Ameri will be an inspection of tml- Praise "I think that once you get to can air strikes is expected to In Its Troops forms. cubs planning to attend be the No. 1 power you have to crease unless the President or the event should be accompa HOMEMAKERS’ expect once In a while to pay ders further curtailment. nied by at least one parent. Nixon ransom, especl^ly If you have Remains of doWntown area after being hit by tornado. (AP Photofox) Although Friday’s 160 mis Killed Six your ships adjacent to countries sions set a record for 1968, the 'I S f. Members of the VFW Auxili WASHINGTON (AP) — Rich that don’t respect International number Is well below the all- DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — ary will meet tomorrow at 10:80 ard M. Nixon has won warm law;,’’ McCarthy said at a news tlmrvWtaam war "rword of 209 claimed Its troops ^ e d a.m. at the post home. praise from the American Socie conference In Philadelphia. At Least 13 Killed set last Aug. 19 before the mon- in a gun battle ty of Newspaper Editors—a The candidate explained later soon season began. ^ ^ver ceasc- Navy Radioman l.C. diaries group that gave only perfuncto he was not advocating that the The U.S. Command said the Sea of Gall- J. Nobert, son of Mr. and Mrs. G m / t iJ a ry applause to Nelson A. Rocke United States pay the North Ko deepest penetration Friday was **® today. Harvey G. Nobert of 860 Main feller the day before. reans to release the Pueblo and Tornado Devastates Arkansas Town about 168 miles above the demU- A Jordanian army commu- St., recently graduated from the Editors interviewed at ran her company. itarized zone against a railroad n que broadcMt by A m m ^ Cryptographic Repair School, dom f
1 •k. f MAMCnSTIR EVENPtO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1968 PAGE BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1968 Discussion Becomes Heeded Apels Married Tolland THEATER TIME Sheinwold on Bridge For 35 Years NATIONAL PAVING CO. Randy Comp Selected SCHEDULE SHERLOCK HOLMES SEES Over Practice Fields Issue Mr. and Mrs. George A Apel 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVILLE. CONN. WICKED DEED NORTH Professional Negotiators A new practice field for Man- by not contracting all the work of 427 Main St. recently were Burnside — The Graduate, ♦ 34 cnMter s Midget and Pony Foot- out to private concerns. Tam- DRIVEWAYS — PARKING ARRAS For Boy choir School 7:OS-9:10 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD (7 943 feted at a 88th anniversary To Lead Teacher Pay Talks Cinema I —The Fox 0 :10-7:80- 0 AQ 1094 ^ ^ to the party at the home of their e«i, DEVELOPMENT WORK Randall Comp, 12-year-oW son of Mr. and Mrs. David “ What a wicked deed we have ^ meeting manager’s office, stated that the George F. Apel of 10 Liberty 1 0 :0 0 just witnessed!” ' Sherlock ♦ KQ6 M the Pwk and Recreation Ad- group had found the cost too W. Comp of 97 Hollister St., will begrin classes Monday Teacher salary and working and the lack of available space Elm —Dr. Dolittle, 8:00 S t, Rockville. About 86 friends All Types Amesite— Repaired and InatalUd Holmes exclaimed. "Harrumph. WEST EAST visory Commission ’Thursday pn^lblUve. Manager Weiss has and relatives attended. at the world-renowned Columbus ^yphoir School in «y>ndltlo"s bargaining sessions s<*ools, Benedict explain- State —Blackbeard’s Ghost, 4 K92 night. Just so,” Dr. Watson agreed ♦ 63 already budgeted $9,000 for the ’The couple waa married April, Free Estimates— Time Payments Princeton, N. J. ' wUl resume shortly with the U merely trying to 4 : ^ Apple- uncertainly. It was clear that <;? K6 O AQJ 1085 During past weeks, a commit- project. The youngster, who has been the Manchester Youth Choir, a offlclally recognize the present seed, 3:40-6:10-8:80 8, 1933, at the Methodist Church use of two professional nego the good doctor, Kibitzing at the O 852 0 73 V**’ ®u*^*^®** Planner Davis Wlggln, comission mem- in Rockville. ’Diey also have Telephone 646-2431 attending the 6th grade at Bent- selected group of 6th graders. educational philosophy of the U.A. Theater —Planet Of The A 98542 4^ AJ 10 tiators. Baker Street Bridge Club, had JMepn Tamsky, met to study ber, Thursday night argued that three daughters, Mrs. Raymond ley School, waa selected for Im Randy's mother, the former school system, which en- Apes, 7:00-9:06 not seen anything wicked. SOUTH the problem of providing tern- Tamsky’s report was out of line Smith of HazardviUe, Mrs. mediate admittance to the Boy- Miss Mary Beth Stewart, and The Board of Education and c i u ^ e s t a d ld d ^ help for stii- Webster —Around The World 4 AQJ 1087 I»raiy fa t t ie s for night prac- and that the majority of mem- Charles Funley of Moorap, and choir school as the result of an jjjg grandmother, Mrs. Mary the Tolland Education Associa- dents, In 80 Days, 8:16 Opening lead king of hearts. (0 72 tice for tne leagiie, since the bers did not feel the cost was Mrs. Robert King of Manches audition before Donald Bryant, Stewart of 12 Oxford St., are tlon (TEA) have both hired pro The TEA is seeking the Indus- East Hartford Drlve-In —How West led the king of hearts, 0 KJ6 construction of Rt. 6 will prevent too prohibitive, ter; and 10 grandchildren. Its dlrector','j»(^n the choir per- both musically Inclined and fessional negotiators to repre- Ion of a clause which states. To Save A Marriage, 7:30. The and East overtook with the ace and continued with the queen ♦ 73 the leagues from using their nor- Wlggln InsUted that the high Apel is a machlnlet at Pratt formed here March 29 under members of the Chamlnade Mu- sent them in the bargaining m s - "When class size exceeds 88 stu- Honey Pot, 9:80 mal pracUce facilities. South West North school field was the moat suit and Whitney Division of United the PTA — sponored fine arts slcal Club. Mrs. Stewart, In ad- sions. dents, the class should be dlvld- East Windsor Drlve-In — and then the ten of hearts. WANTED - PAINTENS South ruffed with the queen of 1 41 Pass 2 O Two primary locations have able place for the new practice Airoratt Oorp., Bast Hartford. program. dition to having twice served It is felt 1^ grouPf^^that ed or if duo to lack of facilities Blackbeard’s Ghost, 7 :30. Guns the use of negotiators will re spades, and West overruffed 2 ♦ 3 9 Pass been discussed, the area behind field and that the town was APPLY Randy, a soprano, was the on- ^ president of the club, has this Is Impossible, an assistant of Navrone, 9:80 3 « All Pass the bleachers at Manchester more or less obligated to find ly local youngster picked for for many years been soloist at suit in better relationships be teacher should- bo used." Manchester Drlve-In — Boy with the king. tween the school board and the West shifted to a low club, High School’s Memorial Field, the league a new location since A Tax Centennial REAR— 770 MAIN STREET OR immediate attendance, although the First Presbyterian Church The TEA further seeks a writ- -And The Eagle, 7 :00. Black- which has the merits of being state funds would be forthcom more than 20 qualified either for Hartford, teachers. and East took the ace of clubs LONDON — In 1868 the coat Drive Chairman o ...... agreement that class sizes beard’s Ghost, 8:05. Africa — and led another heart. South ruf spades. West’s nine become ses- ject to easy upkeep; and Rob- ing to partially defray the cost CALL 649.0920 fall enrollment or for a summer Mrs. Comp thinks Randy of government forced the Grades 1 to 3 be retained at Texas Style. 10:00 fed with the ten of spades, and tablished as the master trump. centralized, enclosed and sub- anyway. He also said that the session at the Princeton camp- "must have Inherited his talent Mrs. Raymond T. Schaller of . .. **a grade average of 26 pupils". Mansfield Drlve-In — Black- Dally Question ertson Field In North Manches Item had no business being on Britiah chancellor of the Education Association, will rep- “ t .-ik drew the rest of the missing us. from his grandmother.” ter which. If lighted, would pro exchequer to raise the Income 218 Parker St. has been named resent the TEA The Class sizes In Grades 4 through ^ a rd s Ohost, 7.16. Biggest trumps with the ace and jack. As dealer, you hold: Spadea, the agenda in the first place WILLIAM DICKSON More than 30 children had au- Randy becomes Manchester’s . ■ . j 6 should be retained “ at a grade Bundle Of Them All, 9:00 vide a new area for other forms and that It was a matter that tax to sixpence per pound. In chairman of the 1968 Mental board Declarer then claimed the rest A-Q-J-10-8-7; Hearto, 7-2; Dia ditioned for the school when the second member of the Boycholr average of 28 pupils” , a c c o ^ g Meadows Drlve-In -T h e Rus- monds, K-J-8; Clubs, 7-8. of night sport softball includ should be strictly handled be 1068 the same rate Is collected the nameme of its negotiator but _____. ______®
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IHanrlfpBtpr hermit crab’s demands of his life and ■Wonders of the Universe- environment. He has no reason to tight Organized Effort Sought Supittn^ ifpraUi Cor more; he belongs to no organisation, P e o p le in union, or political entity whiidi requires Jupiter Orhiter in 1970s Business Bodies On Hilliard Pond Future PUBUSHED BY THE him to engage himself either in procla HBRAU) PRH m i«0 CO.. INC. The Manchester Conservation ter, listing lack of purchasing IS Blwcll StrMi mations of belief and principle or in Ut T h e N ew s visHtti pictures of theke could Commission, on Wednesday eve- tun*!* “ reason for moving MancheMer, Conn. ter enmity with other life forms on the By DR. IJH. IJOVITT, HEWITT RETIRES leased its official "Auto Cen THOllAS F. FERGUSON DIRliCriOR be relayed to the earth. nlng, and the towh’s Park and , , ^ WALTER R. FERGUSON other side of his ocean. There are surely *Remember the Pueblo* April 1, 1968 marked the end sus,” and the census shows Last months rec commission Pnbliaben Hie F d s FlanetaTinm To achieve these objectives, moments when all of us have some in . of 46-years In the Ice cream and that cars and trucks are ex HecreaUon Commission Thurs- member John Hannon, at the Founded October 1, 1881 FHILADIELPHIA ( A f ) — Of the Franklin Inztitate it is planned that a Saturn 6 stinct to head toward just sudi an exis dairy food business for Mark panding at a phenomenal rate day, furthered discusstonfl con- requeet of the commission, Publiabed Every Evenlns Except Sundayi Mrs. Lloyd M. Bucher, wife of A relatively low-cost Jupiter will launch the 8 -IVB third , Hewitt of 87 Adelaide Rd. of nearly 8 per cent, while our cemlng the town*s acquisition of wrote a letter to Weiss asking nod Holidays. Entered at the Poet Odlce at tence. The thing to do is to begin the skipper of the captured Orbitor progreun has been sug stage from Cape Kennedy Into Manchester. Coon., as Second Class Mai) breathing under water again, a few mfai- American spy ship Pueblo, Fri a 116-mile parking otblt. When Hewitt, who was presented human population grows at the Hilliard pond. Both agencies him to " i f Matter. gested for the 1970 post- Apollo , with a retirement plaque from rate of 2 per cent annually. utes at a time. day pleaded with her fellow citi period, with the hlgiUy reliable the proper geometry is attain- >. tabled formal action on the mat- acquiring Union Pond. Members SUBSCRIPTION r a t e ! Polk and Co., a market re- zens, "Let's not forget our ed, the S-'IVB will flre once V. F. Harvey, vice president of ter until "all groups concerned "I^ursday night expressed Payable in Advance Saturn 6 launch vehicle. The Sealtest Fbods, and a gift cer- search firm and compiler of OnaJiear ...... 830.00 men.” more to Inject the spacecraHt in can put forth an organized e t- chagrin that toe leUer had not SbtV onths ...... IS.SO successful launching of a mod tjflcate tqipia business associ- urban data, began the census M been answered, wondering If the ProgresB Mrs. Bucher, appearing oil to the Jupiter trajectory. The Three Months ...... 7.80 erately large scientific payload in 1922. It supplies information One Month ...... 3.60 the nationally televised Mike S-IVIB will be jettisoned follow Two weeks ago members of fa™® Bands of surveyors came and went for to Jupiter would extend the scl- to the auto industry police, and Douglas Show, taped here, held ing the maneuver. both commissions met with ^he Hilliard Pond matter. MEMBER OP what seemed like years, leaving wooden enUst’s reach Into space by a federal sigencies. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS up a sign, "Remember' the After 10 days the first of Town Manager Robert Weiss for decided to table toe mat- stake and plastic ribbons to mark omi factor of at least three. Some of the statistics the sur The Associated Press la exclusively entitled three midcourse corrections a tour of toe pond area. Most t®*- °ther groups had coi^ to the use of republication of all news dis nous but still imcertain paths through Pueblo.” P.R. Odom, A.S. Hill and B. vey shows are: patches credited to It or not otherwise credlt- Because of the lack of infor will be made. The second cor were favorably Impressed with ^ full report the quiet woods and neighborhoods. G. Brown of the Northrop Space In 1967 there were 87 million sd in this paper and also the local news pub rection will come 500 days after toe Idea of converting at least ^he possibilities and the cost lished here. mation about the vessel and its Laboratories in Huntsville, Ala., cars and trucks registered in All rl^ ts of republlcatlon of special dis Suddenly last summer the houses be crew, she said, hope and confi injection. The last correction half of toe pond Into a recrea- Involved could be accomplish- have proposed launching a 870- the U.S. patches herein are «lso reserved. gan to move, one by one, up hill or down, dence for their return have been will come just prior to entry in tional park. ®“' Cosmetician pound scientific payload into a. California has most vehicles The Conservation Commission Hilliard pond was created by inching out of the way on huge dollies. to the Jovian sphere of Influ- The Herald Printing Company Inc., as waning. Also, she said, other highly eccentric Jupiter orbit. —over 9 million. New York met Wednesday evening with the Hilliard Bros. In conjunc- Miss Irene Sutter, spectol sumes no financial responsibility for typo The saws arrived before the snow had ’’ ence. At ' closest approach to graphical errors appearing In advertisements world happenings since the ship The Information this probe could follows, with 6.7 million. Town Planner Joseph Tamsky tlon with their textile mill which beauty consultant for Charles Jupiter, a retro-maneuver will and other reading matter In The Manchester gone, and in a day or two felled oak was captured last Jan. 23 seem relay on planetary characteris Connecticut owns'1.8 million, and Dr. Frank Horton, past pre- originated in the 1800’a. It was of the Rltz, New York, will be Elvening Herald. permit the spacecraft to be and pine, cedar and birch, exposing in to be taking precedence. tics could answer many ques while Alaska has the least with sldent of toe MCC to gain the first wool textile mill In tut the cosmetic department at captured into planetary orbit. Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washing- one wet gash the jumbled sinews of the Although she is prepared for tions posed by astronomers since 81,616, and Vermont next least, further Insight Into 'toe matter, ^ew England^ and it was D and L at the Manchester ton Post News Service. The spacecraft will then ini Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. waking earth. the worst, Mrs. Bucher said, title the Jovian cloud belts wiere first with 176,708. Both men apparently felt the through a contract with toe Hll- Shopping Parkade Monday tiate its experiments, continu Publlahers Representatives — The Julius has faith that the men will re discerned in the early 17th cen Kansas and Colorado have Hard rBos. that soldiers during through Fhiday. Mathews Special Agency — New Yorh. Chi Then ceune the fires and pltmderers, ing theni until it is at its great project had merit. turn safely. tury. moat cars per person—one car toe war of 1812 were able to re- She will give women shoppers cago. Detroit and Boston. and what was not consumed or rescued est distance from the planet. At After dirtcussion of the mat While en route to Jupiter, sci for every 2.80 people. celve warm woolen blankets. a free skin and makeup dlag- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCULA- in the back of a car or truck has now this point the experiments are ter and a reading of a letter Contest to Make Lotus entists point out, the probe could The pond provided water pow- nosis, and will offer them a TION8 ______terminated and the collected sent to the commission by Dr. been bulldozed clean, and paleolithic study Interplanetary apace out CONDUCTS COURSE er for toe mill through a .series opedally designed Dry Skin COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — data is relaped to earth. Then Douglau Smith, chairman of the Saiturday, April 20 monsters scoot and drone, digesting to about five times the earth- W. Godfrey Gourley, owner of dams, and was also used to Care Kit ot a limited edition U.S. Rep. Albert Watson, R- the experiments will continue, city beautiful committee of the sandbanks, roughing out a road. sun distance, thus providing in and manager of the Medical irrigate nearby tobacco farms, special introductory price. Connecticut Yankee S.C., is following the lead of a and this pattern will continue Manchester Chamiber of Com This is the changing diildhood, formation about space beyond These uses were continued w h e n ------Republican colleague and offer until depletion of the attitude- Business Management F)lrm, merce, endorsing the proposal More Montesquieu changing here, the backyard views, the By A.H .O. ing his constituents a chance the planet Mars. It could inves will conduct a four-to six-week to buy the pond for cq>en space the mill later changed hands, pg^gg by the State Water Re- 2 control propellant or until fail tigate members of the asteroid tlme.s. Presently the sources Commission, The "arrogance of Western culture" squirrel trees, the sweet fern shoulders, "in 28 words or less” to help ure of a major system. Scien course in medical economics, or recreational use, commission several If, as we believe likely, non- That was why, even when an belt between Mars and Jupiter. Mark Hewitt memlbers felt that matter re water rights and toe dam are ,j,be commission has already is the theme of a book written by Arthur walls, the blue-eyed reservoir, the make the nation’s laws. tists hope that the experiment’s sponsored by the Hartford Coim- formers form a majority on the electric power dMitage affliot- It could provide not only In qulred ''more coordination of owned by the Bezzinl Bros., ordered toe work done, and has streams, the sweep of hayfields and the Watson will pick up the tab lifetime can be extended to 90 ates during ceremonies earlier ' Hertsberg, a Columbia University lec Agriculture OonamUitee of the ed (Xie of the few patches of formation about Jupiter, but interested to \ i y " ) PAG E SDE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, ABRIL 20, 1968 MAWCHM i mR IVH fllfO HERALD. MANCIHBRR. CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1968 P A O l BM VBf Area Churches Everyone is Twister Hits Pressure Andover C h u r c h e s Talcottville Congregational Union Oongregattonal Church Second Oongregattonal Church Small Town Church Builds for Voters L^gu e Sets BdHib OoegiegBtliimU Cknreh Rockville United Chnrtdi of Christ Welcome St. Brldifet OhnrcJi The Presbyterian Church Rev. Truman O. Ireland, Bev. J. Rtaaton Ooa«T«r, Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister Bt. 44A, Coventry 43 Spruce St. Pastor Minister Bev. Robert J. Kmn Rev. George W. Smith Bev. L^man D. Reed, Rev. Robert K. Beditold, In Arkansas Tax Hike ^ ^tate Kedistnctmg Rev. Kenneth J. Friable Mlniater Asststant Minister Mlniater (ConUnned tram Page One) Andover news Items tempo vate oar. ’The campers, who left 10 a.m., Church School. Wor- MIsa Valerie L. Paradis, 9:46 a.m.. Church School Nursery through Adult discus yesterday, set up tents at Camp ■hlp Service. Sermon: '"nie Massea at 7, 8, 0:16, 10:80 In 9:15 a.m., Sunday School Minister of Christlaa Education 'The rampaging twister was rarily should be called In to (Continued from Page One) Branberry Acres. atant KiUer.” the church. 0:16, 10:80 and 12:00 classes for all ages. 9:30 a.m.. Church School. sion group. spawned by a squall line that Susan Losee, tol. 742-6026. The girls have earned funds • p.m., Middle High claas. in the auditorium. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades 11 a.m.. Service of Worriiip. 11 a.m.. Worship. Holy Com flumped rain on eastern Oklaho surcharge has been botUed lip 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. 6 through 10. SermMi: “ Meet Jacob.” munion. ma and western Arkansas late tor months—refused comment Miss Rosaline Levenson, as for the trip by varlotu mon-\ St. James’ Church Sermon: “ Faith.Comes Through 10:30 a.m.. Church School, In 1:30 p.m. Child care during 6 p.m.. Men’s Club dinner Friday. on the rediscount move and the sistant Extension professor in ey-making activities. In addl- ' Emanuel Lutheran Church Magr. Edward J. Reardon, Hearing.” fants through Orade 4. service. Senior Pilgrim Fellow- meeting. Guest night. Speaker: The U.S. Weather Bureau said statements of Martin and oth adult education at the InsUtute tion to practicing their outdoor Church 1^ Chestnut Sta. Pastor 2:30 p.m.. Laurel Manor Serv 10:48 a.m.. Worship Service, ship meet at Community House The Rev. Mr. Richard Bertram, lomadoes also struck near ers. of Research, University of Con skills, the troop members have Rev. ^lE^enry Anderaon, Rev. Joseph E. Vojs ice. <> Sermon: “ Response Ability.” to leave for Maryland. pastor. The First Evangelical Waveland, Boonevllle, Darda- The interest hike was general necticut, will speak on “ After many opportunities tor work Pastor Rev. Thomas Barry 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Ser The Rev. Mr. Reed preadiing. 7 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellow Lutheran Church, Rockville. neUe and ClarksvUle, all towns ly attributed by the Federal Re Reapportionment, What?” at on badges and challenge re Bev. Eric J. Gothberg, Rev..Vincent J. Flynn mon: “Evidences For The Res 7 p.m. Senior Pilgrim Fellow ship. 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. north and east of Greenwood, serve Board to Inaction on the the membership meeting of the quirements. Mrs. Francis Haines Is assist Assistant Paator urrection of Jesus.” ship Will meet and go to Staf but the only deaths and injuries tax bill. League of Women Voters Mon ing with transportation. TTie Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9. 10:16 ford Springs. St. George’s Episcopal Church reported were at Greenwood. Mills dls say, however, that day. The meeting will be held Jehovah’s Witnesses group will leave from the An 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Divine Wor and 11:30 a.m. Church of Jesus Christ of Kingdom Hall Rt. 44 A, Bolton No estimate of the pn^erty he plans to resume discussions at 8 p.m. In the club room at Bradford Bachrsch photo dover Congregational Church ship and Church School. Nurs Latter-day Saints (Mormon) Rockville Methodist Church Hartford l^ke. Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar damage was available but the with the House Appropriations the elementary school. Weather Bureau said the twister parking lot at 6:30 a.m. ery for Infants. Sermon by Paa Church of the Assumption HUlstown Rd. and Woodside St. 142 Grove St. Rockville Committee when he returns to Her talk will be part of the Engaged was the most destructive Arkan Food Problems tor Anderson, “ Lasting Effects Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Paul E. Nnttall, Bishop Bev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Capitol Hill Monday. League’s study of the funcUons The engfagement of Miss Lau sas has seen since 1962 when a "Meeting the Food Problems of Easter.” Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek 9 a.m.. Public talk, “ The Mis ^10:16 a.m.. Holy Eucharist „ and Heads of the taxing and of the General Assembly now ren Hope Davis of Manchester March storm leveled Judsonla of Children" will be the topic Pastor 10:30 a.m., Sunday school. 9:80 a.m.. Church School, slonary Journeys and Letters of "^®Nev. James spending committees have been being conducted by Mrs. Wil to Atty. Steven Michael Nassau in central Arkansas, killing 111. trying to work out a combina discussed by Dr. Janina Czai- North Methodist Church Rev. Ernest J. Coppa Classes for all ages. Nursery through Adults. the Apostle Paul,” by W. A- Birdsall, vicar of St. Peter s, liam Breadhoft and her commit 6:30 p.m., Sacrament Service. of West Hartford has been an Sebastian County Coroner tion of tax Increase and limita kowski. Extension nutritionist, 300 Parker St. 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. BaUard, Watchtower Society tapping, is guest preacher tee whpse findings will be pre- Masses at 7, 8, 8:16, 10:30 nounced by her parents. Dr. „ . - - . . . Ray Vines said James A. King, tions on government spending and Paul Nutthail, human re Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor and Mrs. Eugene M. Davis of Nursery through Grade 4. Ser- representaUve sentedrfrom time to time to the Terry R. Oandee, and 11:46 a.m. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church I Eastminster United one of the first identified as a during the year beginning July 1 lations specialist at the Univer 348 Porter St. "AH 'Hie Way.” 10 a.m.. Study of March 16 is membership. Monday’s meeting Pastor in Training Church and Park Sts. Presbyterian Fellowship storm victim, had died of natur and In future years as well. sity of Connecticut, at a meet sue of Watchtower, “ Sanctifying will be the second on the topic. St. Bartholomew’s Church Rev. George F. Nostrand Her fltuice is the son of Mr. George E. Slye School al causes before the torando Mills again, in an Arkansas ing opcin to the public Tuesday Wapping Community Church the Holy One of Israel,” page Junior Women’s Plans 9 and 10:30 a.m., Whorshlp Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Rector and Mrs. Louis E. Nassau of Kingston Dr. off Oak St. struck. His body was recovered speech. Insisted on holding the at the TAC Building on Rt. 30 Congregational 176. Plans looking toward the for Service. Sermon: “ Peace and Rev. Edward M. IsiBose Rev. James W. Bottoms, West Hartford. East Hartford from debris. line against increased outlays. in Vemon. The meeting will run Rev. Harold W. Richardson, mation of a Junior Women’s Power.” Assistant Pastor Rev. Stephen M. Price Miss Davis, a 1963 graduate Rev. Gordon S. Bates, Identified victims w 1th ages Congressional sources said from 8 to 10 p.m. Also discussed of Cushing Academy, Ashbum- Minister St. John’s Episcopal Church Club moved one step forward 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs------Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman Minister where available were Walter the immediate difficulty is on will be suggested ways of de ery and Grades 4 through 8. Masses at 6 :46, 7 ;46 9, 10:16 ham. Mass., attended Elmira Bt. 80 nOar HlOslde Ave., Oliver, 79; Earlene Harrison the spending side, with the Ap with the appointment of a nom veloping desirable food habits (N.Y.) College. She received 9 and 10:60 a.in.. Worship Vemoa 10:30 a.m., Oiurch School, and 11:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Conununlon. ■ ------— ------o«_.i__a ______- 10 a.m.. Worship and Church and her daughter, Donna, 18, propriations Committee so far inating committee and a bylaws in children as well as menus Nursery, Kindergarten and ------9 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Crib *»er BS degree In speech in 1967 Rev. Jam esGrant, Rector School. Joseph Duncan, 6, Ace (Jarter, unable to agxee on budget cuts committee at a recent meeting for children's parties. 2 Class, Nursery and Klndergar- ^«>m Emerson Collegei, Boston. Mr. Rldiardson, Vocal (3hris- Robert J. McGowen, 66, Eliza at the home of Mrs. Richard Refreshments will consist of Grades 1 through 3. , St. John’s PoUsh National Sermon: “ The Leap of Faith.” as deep as Mills advocates. The She 1s a speech and hearing Church School, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. beth Lasiter, Angela Duncan, 2, Mahar of Aspinall Dr., attended suitable nutritious treats for e p.m.. Junior and Senior CathcUc Church ten in Old Church. A children’s administration, which for a time clinician in the Hartford School 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, ser Connie Joe Sanltord, 4 months, Methodist Youth Fellowships. Bev. Walter A. Hyssko Worship Service for Kindergar Vernon Methodist Church had resisted too severe trim by 12 young women interested children. ’Those attending will System. Local Churches add 2 lb mon, classes, babysitting. Donna Bell, about 75, and a 8 p.m.. Young adult group at Pastor ten through Grade 3. Bt. 30 ming of the budget, was report in launching the new organiza be encouraged to present their the parsonage. 9:60 a.m.. Church School. Atty. Nassau is a 1961 grad woman about 60. ed resigned now to going along tion. own particular child’s eating St. Francis of Assisi Rev. Morton A. Magee Grades 1 through 12. uate of Yale University, New St. Peter's Episcopal Church with almost anything Congress Present to explain the over- problem for discussion. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Haven, and a 1966 graduate of 678 Ellington Rd., Trintly Covenant Church 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Ser Sand Hill Rd. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Serv might exact as the price of a all purposes of this naUonal or- mon by the Rev. Mr. Price. Law School. He Is asso- South Windsor Wapping Hospital Notes Hackmatack St. near Gospel Hall Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, ice. Child care. Sermon by the tax increase. ganlzatlon were Mrs. Hugh Cannot Perspire Keeney St. ______elated with the Hartford law Rev. James A. Birdsall, Vicar ’The White House said Friday Collins from the Federation of 416 <3enter St. Pastor pastor. Church school. Nursery Bev. Norman E. Swensen, Zion Evangelical Lutheran firm of Rogin, Nassau, Caplan All evening visiting hours end Firemen from the Eighth District battle against liminary investigation revealed that this and sev The dog cannot perspire,. as Rev. John E. Blkteraliis, ------and Kindergarten. the rediscount boost “ under- Junior Women’s Clubs and Pastor Church and Lassman, and is vice presi at 8 p.m., and start, in the flaming brush and fallen trees after being sum eral other smaller blazes in that general area scores the urgency a l action on Mrs. Ramond Menzel of Cov- human beings do. When it be 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. dent of the Greater Hartford Assistant Pastor 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. 10:30 a.m.. Church Schoool various units, at: Pediatrics, 3 comes warm in summer, it (Missouri Synod) 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. The all other classes. moned to an area behind the Parker St. Used Auto throughout the afternoon may have been set. the tax bill.” entry, president of that town's 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. Jaycees. p.m .; self service unit, 10 a.m .; sticks out its tongue and pants, 9:30 a.m., Sund/y School, Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Douglas 'Theuner, vicar of 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel- Parts, 775 Parker St., yesterday afternoon. Pre (Herald nhoto bv Bucievicius) During his speech of almost club, 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 'The wedding is planned for Masses at 6, 6:46, 7:46, *, Crowell House, 6 p.m. week cooling off Us body by the extra classes for age 3 through adult. Rev. WlUlam H. Wllkens, St. George’s Church, Bolton, will lowshlp. an hour, Martin told the editors The decision as to whether the June 30. 10:16 and 11:30 a.m. days, 3 p.m., weekends and holi air it breathes in this way. 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. Interim Pastor the United States faces “ either local group wUl federate with be guest preacher. Church g p.m.. Adult class. days; private rocons, 10 a.m.; The Rev. Mr. Swensen, speak The Salvation Army School and Nursery. ______an uncontrollable recession or the state and national was de- 661 Main St. semi-private rooms, 3 p.m .; ing. Sermon: “ Working, While 8:46 a.m.. Divine Worship 6:30 p.m.. Young People’s Fel an imcontrollable inflation’’ if it ferred to the next meeting MaJ. Kenneth Lance St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland visiting in 310, S14 and 828 Is We’re Listening.” Nursery. conducted by the Rev. Mr. lowshlp. does not bring its domestic scheduled for May 13. Offleer in Charge My Window on the World Bev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor any time for immediate family CHARGE YOUR 7 p.m.. Family Night. A film Wilfcens of Coventry. Nursery budget deficit and its Imbalance Troop on Island Meeting Sundays In New Church only, wltb a flve-mbmte Umlta- program on our frontier. in Parish House. First Congregatlonal Church In International payments under Members of the Andover Ca- Sunday, 8 a.m., Prayer Break By Rev. Oifford O. Simpson tton. Afternoon visiting hours 10 a.m., Sunday School. Of Vernon control. dette Troop and the Andover' PRESCRIPTION fast. Masses at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 In obstetrics are 8 to 4 p.m., South Methodist Church TOKYO — Geisha and the floor. Betty, also with seven Rev. John A. Lacey, Senior Troop are combining this 9:30 a.m., Sunday School then begin again at 7 pm. Visi He stressed what he termed a Bev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. Community Baptist Oittfch roommates, was on the 12th, Minister threat to the monetary system weekend for a four-day camping (Classes for all ages). Ginza! Monut Bhji and cherry tors are aaked not to s n u ^ In Pastor American Baptist Church and the lobby was half way be- of the whole free world: “ Un- trip at Martha’s Vineyard, Mass, 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting blossoms! Ingenious manu Bev. Beaty F. Reed, Sacred Heart Church patient's rooms. No more than Bev. Richard W. Dupee 686 East Center St. tween at street level. The cliff. Minister Of Christian Education less' we reverse our current The 10 Cadettes and four Sen- (nursery provided). Rev. Walter H. Loomis, facture and indefatigable sales- Bt. 30, Vernon two visitors at one time per Welcome Here Associate Pastor on which the hotel clings, rises _____ Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor trend, it will inevitably lead to a iors, under the supervision of Rev. Gary S. Cornell 6:16 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. Minister men! These and many other steeply from the shore. It is 9:26 and 10:66 a.m.. Church pattent. 6 :30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Rev. Patrick Sullivan worldwide devaluation of cur- Mrs. Lucas Moe, Cadette lead- Associate Pastor Impressions filled our minds as easy to pack people into Japan- School, child care at both serv- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: rencles.” er; Mrs. Robert Kelley, Senior AT 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. 9 a.m.. Church School for all Assistant Pastor we were lofted from Taipei to- ese style rooms for there is no ices. Rebecca Aubut, 89 Oak St.; Mrs. Martin blamed both adminls- leader; Mrs. Paul Donahue, as- ages. An expanded session for 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship ward the land of Madame But problem of furniture. g p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellow- Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and Edna Ball, Willimantic; Bar tratlon policies and Congress for slstant Cadette leader, and Mrs. PINE PHARMACY Center Congregational Church Nursery through Grade 4 con Service. ’The Rev. Mr. Dupee terfly. We have long beeh' aware At night the low table in the ship. Pilgrim FeUowshlp Room. 11:45 a.m. bara Bates, 23 Tanner St.; Kar the present dangers, but said Eugene Schwanke, troop com- United Church of Christ tinuing through Worship Serv M 4 Canter St MS-StlA preaching. Sermon: “ Behind of the cleverness of the Japan center of the room 1s removed, 7 p.^ ., Senior PUgrim Fellow- — en Butler, 11 Union Pi.; Mrs. there is still time to avert dlsas- mlttee member, traveled by pri- 11 Center St. ice. the Judgment.” ese as we have foimd evidence the cushions are piled in a ship. Fellowship Hall. Mary Catalano, 26 Henry St.; ter. ______Bev. Clifford O. Simpson, 10 a.m.. Worship Hour. Topic: 10:46 a.m.. Senior High for of it in many countries. 'Their comer, and mattresses are ______Vernon Stanley Davis, 338 Oakland St., Minister "A Basic Belief, God Cares.” Unless there Is a tax increase um. electric fans, cars, buses, cam placed on the floor. All ready Wapping; Mrs. Florence Doutt, Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, Nursery is provided during the Unitarian Fellowship and expenditure control, he 7 p.m.. Junior High Metho eras, radios and innumerable for bed! It was quite comfort Jamboree 746 Ctonter St.; Mrs. Margaret Associate Minister worship hour. Academy Junior High School Trash Collectors said, the country faces a 220 bil dist Youth Fellowship for other products seem to be able, except that my mattress Glastonbury Fisher, 42 Madison St.; Mrs. lion deficit, "an intolerable situ Grades 8 and 9. A- new unit of Miss Antoinette Bierce, 7 p.m.. Junior High and Sen- was by the door EUid some of Director of Christian Education lor High Youth Fellowships everywhere. Issue a List of fililrley BV>x, Cohqnbia; Denzil ation.” study and discussion entitled, Our hotel in Tokyo was in the dlffic^ty 10:30 a.m.. Morning meeting. Hatch, Welles Rd., Talcottville; “ We have been living, to a “ The Facts and Meaning of Ginza district. At night, we look- *^®*' Sunday School and Nursery. ’The Collectible Items SUNDAY Crystal Hlcklng, 136 W. Center certain extent, in a tool’s para Death.” Senior High Methodist 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Morning ed out on a dazzling display of comings ^ d Kolnp- Rev. Donald Wassmann of the Director of Public Works An St.; Jeanne Kenneally, 21 Wil dise,” he added. Youth Fellowship for Grades 10, Worship. ’The Rev. Allen S. Leh colored lights and flashing There is no central dli'LnS Unlversallst Church of West man of First Church of Christ drew Trlcarico has issued a list lard Rd. Martin defended the Federal 11 and 12 will have a planning Stock Rally APRIL 21,1968 Also, Mrs. Ernestine Keith, ______Congregational, Glastonbury, signs. By day, crowds of shop- ^ Hartford wlU speak, of items that trash collectors Reserve’s tightening of Interest, session for the retreat. Adult pers flock to the department meals are served in the indlvidu- 361 W. Center St.; Robert Lark will pick up in addition to reg but said fiscal action by the gov study class meet with m ! wUl be preaching. Topic: “ Wlmt stores which are among the best al rooms on the low center table, in, 20 UUey St.; John Lawrence, R uns In to Unitarian Meeting House ular trash. ernment must come to Its aid In PhUlp Susag. Topic: “ Report Can We Believe About Man?” we have seen anywhere. One The waitresses kneel gracefully, at the 369 Benedict Dr., Wapping; Mrs. CJhurch School. Crib Room at 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford ’The list Includes beds, controlling Inflation. Call Us For of the National Advisory Com which we sampled provides a putting down their trays, and Mary Mahoney, 23 Green Hill 9:16 only. Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat springs, mattresses, stoves, re He said he hopes a "credit mission on Civil Disorders.” Obstacles printed floor plan showing the stuud with equal ease no matter St.; Gina ICastrangelo, Willi 7 p.m.. Hymn Sing, Sanctu frigerators (with doors re . crunch” like the one that fol different departments, and an how h ^ y aload they are lift- ^ ^ Worship Service mantic; Kathleen Mooney, 33 lowed a Federal Reserve tight A FREE Church of the Nazarene ary. NEW YORK (AP)—The stock moved), WEishing machines, MASONIC English speaking guide for The Japanese can kneel tor jjyrsery and Worship Church Sunset Ter., Vemon; Frank Pe- ening of money In 1966 can be 236 Main St. market’s “peace rally” this thoL who wish it. h o ^ on the cushions ^ v ld e d , n p «m rcn over-stuffed furniture, swing tralito, 432 W. Middle Tpke., avoided, but warned it could re Estim ale Bev. William A. T’aylor, Pastor Frist Church of Christ, week ran into the obstacle of As for geisha girls, we were but it is not so easy for traveling ______sets, if dismantled, tires and Apt. 112; Mrs. Dorothy Porch- Scientist small automobile parts. TEMPLE cur if monetary moves alone higher Interest rates and dire entertained at a Japanese res- Americans We men could sit Vemon Assembly of God Church eron, 63 Hackmatack St. Mrs. bear the brunt of slowing infla JOSEPH P. LEW IS 9:30 a.m.. All departments 447 N. Main St. warnings about the state of na- taurant where we knelt on the cross-legged but the women had The items, ’Tricarico ex 25 East Center St. EM ier Ritter, East Hartford; Northeast School plained, must be put out with tion.' The credit shortage two CUSIGM PAINTING will meet in sanctuary fo r , a tional finances. floor and ate from low tables. ^ settle for a halfsitting-half Intersection of Rts. 30 and 31 Robert Siargent, 114 Prospect the regular trash although they (Next to Post Office) years ago hit business general EXTERIOR & INTERIOR PAINTING, PAPER HANGING combined opening session with 11 a.m., Sunday church serv- ^ 55,^ ended, the ques- Kimono clad maidens knelt be- kneeling position that was not Vemon St., Rockville. 649-9668 The Musical Pickerings. ice, Sunday School and Nurs- whether the stock mar- fQj.g us, serving each dish with comfortable, will be picked up later in the ly, but especially the housing in Rev. Michelino Ricci MANCHESTER Also, Mrs. Shirley Skinner, 80 dustry. 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. ery. ket would be able to continue ceremony and chatting with One of my friends who has day by a special truck. ’The con Amott Rd.; Mrs. Jane Slater, tractor will also take newspa The Musical Pickerings will be The lesson sermon Is^^ titlea rally seemed to depend on those of our party who knew tn Japan for years has the 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Stafford Springs; Mrs. Edith in charge, and Mr .Pickering “ Doctrine of Atonement , the jjjg news developments Japanese. When we left they uiotto that anything brought to pers If they are tied up, leaves 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Serving All Day Smith, 21 Knox St.; Mandy Dowsing European will preach. Nursery provided. Golden Text is from Mark, 10: ^ accompanied us to the door ‘ be table is fedible, so eat it and 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. tied in plaistic bags Eind wood Suomi, 45 Elm St., Rockville; 6:30 p.m.. Sacred concert. 45. TTie market advanced every bowing low with a smiling no questions. I was too curl- and branches if cut into three- 10 A.M. till 7 P.M. Laura Swletek, 106 Famham BOSTON — Water witching 7 p.m., Evanelistic Service, day this week except Friday, “ sayonara.” We thought they ut that and tried Avery St. foot lengths and tied up. Rd., South Windsor; William (dowsing) seems to have de with The Musical Pickerings in Concordia Lutheran Oiurch but on that day it took such a might be a variety of geisha keep the amMing Christian Reformed Church Articles that will not be tak Whalen, 36 Mountain Dr., Wap Members of the Town Fire Department relied on Cemetery, Thursday at 6:04 p.m. It took n«irly veloped as a European culture charge. Mr. Pickering will be 40 Pitkin St. tumble that the Dow Jones in- but were only waitresses who number of dishes served at our 661 Avery St. en Include dirt and stones, ping; Carl Wilke, 26 Winter St. hami operated equipment to aid in controlling this two hours of this kind of action to halt the blaze, pattern, utterly unknown to In preaching. Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, dustrial average ended the week are trained to make the guest b* Ataml. Among tte South Windsor building material such as as BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A which was spreading toward homes on Deepwood dians, Esldmos and Asians. It Garner’s Rug PANCAKES stubborn fire which broke out in a wooded area Pastor with a loss of 8.04, falling to feel welcome. delicacies were oysters, a Rev. James A. Bonnema, phalt shingles, plaster, ameslte son to Mr. and Mrs. George Dr. (Herald photo by Pinto) crossed the Atlantic in the 18th United Pentecostal C2iurch Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., 897.65. ~ All that we have seen of the lotus plant, potatoes, mw fish and such. behind King’s in the Parkade, near the St. James’ century with settlers from Ger Minister Mercadante, 40 Maxwell Dr., 14 High St., Manchester, Conn. 72 Center St. Assistant Pastor The Associated Press average “ genuine” geisha is an occa- including head Md tall, leeks, a All other trash and garbage SAUSAGES Vemon; a daughter to Mr. and many and England. After 1776 (Orange Hall) „ , „ V,,of 60 stocks, I,,,.-,...... ,however, managed ------sional o glimpse.....I-— —of -a ------rickshaw ------"leot______ball, two (Ufferent_ sauces. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for must be In containers, with han Mrs. Ronald Gavensky, East Danish King Gave Marsh Elected it began to be mentioned in Robert Baker, Paator 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Holy Com- retrieve a net gain of 1.3 at hurrying by. All rickshaws are ^ quails egg, PicMed dles, regulation 22-gallon size. Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. newspapers in connection with _____ " m m .m m , PIt*Qot*QHIQn oHn(FA^ sAmO'TninCF ' Two Stubborn Blazes Stargazer an Isle munlon. Church School and 323.7, giving It its fourth reserved tor the exclusive use horseradish, gflnger, something , Worship Service. Trlcarico said plastic bags are James Ironlleld, East Hartford; By French Club witchcraft. ^ ||,10 a.m., Sunday Sdiool. Nursery. straight weekly advance. of these girls as they go from 1^®''*"®^®^ acceptable and their use is en COFFEE a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. KASSELL, Denmark—In 1576, *'U a.m.. Worship Service. 11:30 a.m.. Pastors’ Instruc na, squid, fermented soy beans, couraged. Trash must he pul Statistically, too, it was an up one party to another entertain- Evening Service. WlUlam Hunnlford, 62 Garden Danish King Frederik II grant William Marsh of 64 Branford 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. tion class. ing those who can afford to and a chrysanthemum letif cov at the curb the night before col Put Qut by Firemen market despite the Friday re Grove Dr. St. last night was elected pres 6:30 p.m., Luther League. pay a high price. ered with something or other. lection. ed the Island of Hven to pioneer treat. Of 1,658 issues traded. 931 First Evangelical Lutheran DIS(3HARGBD YESTER ident of the French Club of Man Our “ small world” depart Every meal, even breakfast, in Anyone having questions ONLY Members of both Manchester fire departments might astronomer Tycho Brahe, who rose and 611 fell. cludes rlsh, rice, hot soup and Church of Rockville DAY: Michael Johns, 260 chester. He succeeds Wilfred RUMMAGE CLOSED ment continues its surprises. . about the collection should di well be praying for rain today in the wake of a myriad Volume for the week was 74,- Bev. Richard E. Bertram, Greentvood Dr.; Mrs. Betty thereupon built a “ castle in the Desroslers. At Tunghal in Taiwan, the Carl tea. rect calls to the Public Works Why THE 473,040 chares compared with Pastor Gordon, Vemon Gardens, Apt. of grass and woods fires which hounded them this past sky (Uraniborg)’’ in the sound Other new officers are: Denis SALE Jockhecks of West Hartford “ Tataml,” a thick matting, Department between the hours 47,662,230 in the previous week, covers the floor. Not even slip- 12F, Rockville; Anne Abele, 28 week, two in particular of the stubborn variety. between Denmark and Sweden. Frechette, vice president; Mrs. BIBLE were our hosts. He is the comp- 9 a.m., Sunday School. of 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Thursday at 6:30 prm., t o w n ------Sponsored by The cut to three trading sessions by are worn in the room. Candlewood Dr.; Margaret It was the premier observa Frank Marinelli, secretary: and For Vocation market clo-. r/: Ccod Friday ‘ roller of the university and she entry.way 10:30 a.m., TTie Service. FIcaro, 16 Laurel St., Wapping; firemen were summoned to to house the new blaze, Sunset Rebekah Lodge SPEAKS and on Tuesday when Dr Mar- secretary to the president. °noes Me leit m ine entry way tory of Its time, with great Mrs. William Marsh, treasurer. and on Tuescay when Dr_ Mar ^^ere they are put neaUy in a WUliam Connell, High Manor woods fire behind King’s De- which had bcrja.i i.i another domes, turrets and spires and The elections took place at the Christian tin Luther King Our Savior Lutheran Church partment store at the Parkade pUg gf (alien trees, b y Jr. runerai missionaries was our cupboard. Each guest is provld- Park, RockvlUe; Gall Crowell, fitted out with gadgets, secret club’s annual meeting at Orange TUES., AfxRIL 23 was held. 239 Graham Road, Wapping 168 Woodbrldge St.; Marc Stew where they were forced to use District Fire Marshal passages and odd communica Hall. 9:00 A.M. Eugene son’s freshman roommate at with slippers, two kimonas, Rev. Walter L. Altel, Pastor RUMMAGE April 15th thru 291h TTie market had seven straight art, 32 Edward St.; Steven Indian tanks,, shovels, steel Francis J. Limerick said the tions tubes. Menjbers of the board of di Science dall7 ‘ad“vlnces behind “iT '^ d Oberlin CoUege; another grew ® ^ 7 ® enlarged wash cloth Brewer Naxetsky, 70 Dower Rd., South brooms and axes to contain fires had to be set by someone. But its outstanding feature, rectors are: Mrs. Adolph Pa Odd Fellows Hall which also serves as a towel. 9 a.m.. Early Worship, Sun- SALE was described as “ overbought” ® *'®^ *^®' X o u a h Adults Windsor; Richard -Manseau. flames.’■"'®®' , J i,. ,, “ Sparks Just don’t come this far, a marvel then, was running quette, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Manchester Center J , „ longed to the Union Church. A u n o u g n some of the rooms day School. Monitw: Every day one seen pictures in Sponsored' by East Hartford; Mrs. Elizabeth Firemen carried on the fight water, piped to each room from Wilfred Desroslers, Mr. and ____, —, — . ®"‘‘ vulnerable to a correction jQiton Doebner whose fath- have private baths real Japan- 10:30 a.m.. Late Worship. the itoCvspfTper that are Bt^ed when selling was triggered Frl- e r o w e d p l o Trucking (!om- ®se bathing is done in the Children Under 12— 75c Knop, 40 Vemwood Dr., Ver for two hours in the heavily a well. Mrs. Jules FiUere, Mr. and Sunday School. American Legion Auxiliary he said. recommends for publicity purposes. In which day by the previous afternoon’s ^ “ grand bath.” ' non. wooded area before the blaze The men fought the blaze for Mrs. Felix Jesanls, Louis Gag a prominent p e r s ^ y ^ nows that the Federal Reserve “ Tokyo He came^^^^^^^^ « a d in both inner and outer Also, Mrs. Catherine KarveUs, was quelled, eliminating the non and Paul Grenier. Wesleyan Methodist Church TUE5., APRIL 23 3% hours before retiring to the 86 Palm St.; Mrs. Susan Biske, threat from possibly endan The new officers and the Slto^"SripK ^-m : S to his kimona, I made my way Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington 9:30 A.M. station house, and 46 minutes Youths Canyass you read Tickets will 24 Fairvlew St.; Mrs. Doris gered homes on nearby Deep- ,;te‘“ ‘at“I i r ’were“ recalled board of directors will be in- SlbHc Such Tp e r cint TiS marked h lt^ Harrison, who al- through the cold haUs to the Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor to rtotures are considered a boon ® P®*! f®"'; ™® "®‘ ®® so grew up in Center Church, basement. First I entered an LEGION HOME Johnson, East Hartford; Leigh wood Dr. j.jg vicinity to fight another out- For Cancer Unit ,Ptalled at a banquet April 28 be sold Burdett, ThompsonvUle; Ann Elghth District v^ n teers at 1 :30 p.m. at Orange Hall, your local to ithe otherwise UtUe-known is the principal of a school in ante-room where baskets are „9:45 ^a.m., oui.uaySunday School, Leonard Street were summoned to a woods fire . activity and a boost to the po- ine marxec mei ano appearea northern Japan where we wlU provided for clothing. Before eSasses tor all ages. Marlon, 98 Strickland St.; Mrs. Approximately 50 teen-age at the door Mildred Richard, 13 Cedar St.; in behl^^ the units of the KOALAS DON’T DRINK Uttcal career o f the offiiclal. We ® ® soon be going. George and Edith entering the bath each person ^ ^.m.. Worship Service. Nur- members of the Depot Coffee TREAT SHOPPE newspaper aocept such for what it is. Friday and recov- whom we met in the soaps and rinses, scooping up ggry. Barbara Roy, Dunn Rd., Cov Parker St Used Auto Parte, 7?6 department were called to a CANBERRA —Koala bears entry; Mrs. Blanche Thibodeau, Parker St. yesterday at 12.40 „re near the Wilbur Cross House at St. Mary’s Episcopal But prior to certain religious t y n ^ r L a b f r on how^er^ ^ ‘ ®r-Board Mission office, are buckets of hot water. Then by e p.m., Wesleyan Youth. never drink water; they get TALCOTTVILLE Your local newspaper keeps you in To Purchase Tickets 182 W. Center St.; Edmund Hell- p.m. Highway at 2:25 p.m., a grass Church will work as volunteers enough from their diet, which formed of what's happening in youi feetdvaTeach year, staged pic- SLlrZn William MeSnev ““ ^® ^ P'*" ’ ^®^‘ strom, Glastonbury; Mrs. Jo Three units and approxlmate- turee also appear o f a well- -r. Manchester. The Japanese ‘ *'‘ 0 the steaming pool down a 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. , Are behind 466 Woodland St. at tomorrow afternoon in Manches consists entirely of eucalyptus area — community events, public NOW C all Wilbur Chadw ick sephine Graezyk, 10 Morrison ly 26 men arrivedarrlved to tmafind ^ meetings, stories about people in known church leader involved in J"® f ®‘ chaplain of International Chris- s®rles of steps. As you are ------ter’s Cancer Crusade. They will leaves. They have a 10-foot-long 649-6226 HUl, RockvUle; Lester Gower, flames r a ^ g In a ‘ arge pile ^ appendix-like organ to deal with Now Under Original Management Of your vicinity. These you can't — and some ritual, allegedly signify-. ^ University here, and his gradually acclimated to the gt. Maurice Church, Bolton of uprooted trees and debris. canvass all Manchester streets shouldn't — do without. ENGINEERING Storrs; Mrs. BeUi Taft, 64 VaUey Town firemen quelled a car such bulky food. Ing hie humble, benevolent midst of American assistant, both stu- beat, you inch your way down Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor or any lodge officer Sparks from the initial com not covered to date by regular HOW THE MOHITOR COMPLEMEHTS spirit. There ia something a bit ‘ be worst financial crisis we Hartford Semlnarv un“ l the water comes up to _____ Falls Rd., Vemon. fire on S. Main St. at 6:30 a.m. Everett Murphy AND Also, Arnold Luescher, East bustion had ignited dead trees volunteers. YOUR LOCAL PAPER Inoonguro^ about displays of ha^e had since 1931.’ your chin. Here you sit and Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 The today Windsor; Mrs. Doris Engstmm, which were still standing near ’The teen-agers will assemble The Monitor specializes in analyzing ’’humllHity’’ arranged before the The martin statement trig- We rode from Tokyo to Ata- ebat, soaking as long as you Spokesmen from both depart- COSMETICS and interpreting national and world wxirld news media a few times gered nervous selling, and the Pancake Jamboree Dover, Maine; Arthur Hlghter, by, which might have meant the at 2 p.m. at the Park St. Coffee ml on the train that is known wish, for.there is plenty of room IMAGINATION WE CARRY ALL COMPLETELY REMODELED news . . . with exclusive dispatches cacb year by a regaUy w r - market closed with a sharp loss. is sponsored by RFDl, Manchester; Mrs. Marie start of a full-scale forest fire, ments said the woods are very House for assignments. Each for its speed and smoothness, ‘ or all. It is a sociable ex- St. Bernard’s Church THE 'TOP LINES from one of the largest news bu tal, wlK) spends the bulk of hla Earlier in the week the mar- ^ ^ ®'«ooumess. m.. ca- Charest, Main St., Vemon; Jo A unit from the State Forest dry. “ We urge residents to keep will be given an official identifi St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville reaus in the nation^ capital and time as a seml-autocratic head i,-» , ^‘^e Japanese have Justifiable perience. After you come out IN FRIENDSHIP seph Paquetj 24 Hayes Rd., and Conservation Department burning to a minimum,” they cation. They will report back to Featuring from Monitor news experts in 40 Bev. George F. X. Reilly ARTHUR DRUG of a fabulously opulent ecc^esl- ealio^ iiv P*'*'*® ‘ echnology. This ‘ he little towel is squeezed and Wapping; Mrs. Rose Reale, 72 was on hand to keep the sit- said, the starting point upon comple overseas countries and all 50 states aabtoal court, darning to govern "®"® appar- used to wipe off excess Pastor SWIMMING LODGE No. 145 Oak St.; Mrs. Rose Duprey, Rt. uation under surveillance. ^ tion of their assignments. TRY THE MOHITOR — IT’S A PAPER the spiritual destines of hun- ®"‘ P” >^ess toward agreement ^^g ^g Taiwan. I watch- wioisture. ’The rest As absorbed Rev. James H. Boyle A.F. & A M. 6, Andover; Robert Quey, 78 Both hand-operated and en DELICATESSEN SANDWICHES THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL ENiOY diode of millions o f pathetically ®. Peace tallw ^ th g^ y,g speedometer go as high hy the inner kimono, Rev. Anthony Kuzdal POOLS gine-powered sprays were em poor, socially disadvantaered and Vietnain. As the trading 210 kilometers per hour In Aftor this experience I scuffed Come For West St.: Betty Thompson, Mel ployed in the battle as firemen Loss Less Permanent , — A N D — The Christian Science Monitor q?irltuaJlly deprived fedlow- BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB t a g l b is SCREAM- T E L L AAE' IP t'NN GETTING CLOSE ' HE'S WASTIN’ HIS >------.V TO THE DONKEY I TIME IN CLUB TN' FOR RESPDN- ' SURE A ee-YiPei 6MIUN' SMITH SAVS /POLITICS / HE SI0LE MEMBER- , SHIP/ BUT T. < THING, THE n a tio n a l f OUGHTA 6E- An«w«r to P f vto i, FAOB TWELVB MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1908 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1968 PAGE THUenBEN HouMhoM <5oMb 51 Help H*lp H«lp Wontod— Moto 36 Hdp Wantod Mdt 36 Holp Wontod^ 3 7 m a c h in iu ^ — singer Out O f Town Out O f Town FwiMte 3S 35 FIRST CLASS painter, in s id e ______Mato or Fomalo AnMqtmt 54 Businots LoeoNom He For SMo 72 Housot For Solo 7 2 . Housos For Sato 72 SCREW MACHINE operator. automatic rig-sag with oablnat, Land For Solo 71 and out good wages. Call atter p a r t -’TIME evenings — Man WANTED TO BUT — anUques; • For Soto 75 For Soto 75 FULL-TIME salesladwor lad^a Set up and operate. All bene exceUent condltton, button For Ront 44 STAFFORD AREA — 214 acres RECENTLY listed 7H room MANCHESTER »— 4 bedroom CLASSIFIED 7 p.m. 646-2861. and wife to do janitorial duties, steins, furniture, pewter, lead hom^ with built-in separate 3 SEE THIS ONE before buying foundation departmant, vaca ATTENTION fits. Apply Dean Machine Prod holes, hems, embroiders, sews STORAGE SPACE for rent, ean wooded land. Several hundred Contemporary in prime Wara- AMDOVER -S I M M Raiaod tion, paid holidays, good work ucts, 102 Colonial Road. EXPERIENCED gardener part- 624-0620. buttons. Orlidnany over $820. ed lantps, art glass, primitives, feet borders on beautiful lake. noke Road - Jean Road area, b e d im s . N lc ^ room suite. Ideal for in-law sit your home. Leaving coimtry, any quantity; 644-8962. also be used for small work uation. Low 20's. Bel Air Real Ranch, 2 batha, 6 to 4 bed owner will sell his completely ing conditions. Inquire Bur HOUSEWIVES Ume for yard work and trans SUPERVISORY poslUon, smaU WiU take $00.60 cash. City shop. Call 643-0678. Tom Minor, Broker. 1-876-6042. Four bedrooms. Lovely glassed Asking , rooms, family room, tread lot, MAN wanted to work In lum Estate, 643-9332. furnished and equipped 6-room ADVERTISING ton’s, 841 Main St., Manchas- planting trees. 4-8 hours week wholesale office, varied duties Sewing Center, 622-0470. CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, and screened side powh. Two low 26*0. Hayes Agmey, 646- ber yard. Must have driver’s 577 MAIN Street, ground floor ^O^TH COVENTRY 5Vi Lombardo. country home overlooking Pina ter. Mr. Beargeon or Mrs. MCDONALD’S ly. 644-8988. ’ expert repairing. Colonial baths. Large, lovely, landscap- MANCHESTER — four room 6161. Hatyls. license. Davis A Bradford Lum office suite. 876 square feet, acres, **three miles to Route 16, Lake, 3 miles from UOonn. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS bar Oo., 200 ’Tolland St., Bast ing machine, slighUy used ev Clock Shop, 882 Main St., rear. 3 acres cleaned. 450’ frontage. r a is e d r a n c h on half acre Ranch on bus lino. Near shop Boating and fishing, large gar Is now employing women for mature person with experience. containing 8 rooms, private enough to be modem in a high- TOLLAND 8 AJU to 4:80 PJL SECRETART FOR local law of Hartford. Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- Call owner, 742-6065 after lot, 6 rooms plus family room ping parkade, excellent condi den, 2-car garage one acre of peut-time work. East Hartford, 289- erything buUt-ln including over lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad ly prised area. Ask Carl Zins fice. Write Box "GO” , Man benefits. 9 p.m. Sundays open til 6 p.m. with fireplace, 2 baths, priced tion. C!all now only $14,800. bulldiirg lots. Investment pos PART-rnME JOBS from |60. to casting, monograms, button jacent to bank. Ideal for pro 6 ser for details. Belflore “HERITAGE WOOD” chester Evening Herald. AM. - 2 P.M. W H Y N O T 4880. p.m., closed Tuesday and for immediate sale. Wesley R. Hayes Agency, 046-0181. sibility. ’This is a rare buy for 1 1 $70. weekly, permanent posi holes, blind hemming and fessional, insurance or real Agency, 643-6121. COPY CLOSING t i m e FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Apply in Person Wednesday. Smith, Realtor. 643-1567. We are excited about this the price. Call evenings Coven tion, 3-4 hours per evening, car fancy embroidery sUtches, all estate office. Call 649-0097. BEAU'TIFUL trees and shrubs 4tto PJL 1»AT BEVtHW PVBUCATIOM Dogs— Birds— Pels 41 without attachments. Complete I lovely area! ! Opening soon! try 742-6121. needed. Phone 649-6309 between WORK Housot For Soto 72 NEW Listing. Large seven room surround this lovely Cape on Huge treed % acre lots h i g h SCHOOL MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN 6 year parts and service guar STORE FOR RENT — down PLYMOUTH LANE DasOte* to r t o ta r * i]r m A M i i a i r la «tM r-m. IVMay. 6-8 p.m. GROOMINO ALL breeds. Ra^ W^jyjlpd— To la y 58 Colonial with two outbuildings Jan Drive, Hebron. Exception CAPES, Ranches, Raised antee. Only $64.40 or easy . town Manchester, State HELAINE Rl> — 6 room Cape, combined with the custom 46 W. Center St., Manchester mony HIU. H.C. Chase, Hebron on pdge of town. Big rooms, ally nice. Call owner 643-5947 building of Monroe Moses. Ranches at prices you can af SENIORS LOCALLY monthly payments of $0.80. f HOUSBIHOLD lots — Antiques 'Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag finished rec room, remodeled AREA EXPERIENCED ’TRACTOR Rd., Bolton, 048-0427. modem kitchen with built-ins, after 6. $18,900. Please call for details. 649- ford. Call for particulars. Wes CaU Capitol Credit MGR. Col bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, er, State Theatre, 643-7632. kitchen, living room, dining DIAL 643-2711 BE HIRED NOW trailer driver. Apply in person. interior completely redecorat Outstanding 7V4 room con 5306 or 876-6611. ley R. Smith Construction Co., lect 9 to 9. 666-6662. glassware. We buy estates. Vil room, fireplace, newly installed SIX ROOM Cape, Rolling Park APPLICATIONS are being tak- Carlson’s Ehq>ress, Inc., 95 Hil W E H A V E DALMATIAN, pure bred, AKC MANCHES’TER —Spruce Street ed. Estate — like grounds with temporary. Three twin size 643-1567. lage Peddler, AucUoneer, 420 storm windows, large comer area, 2 full baths, fireplace, WORK LATER ' en tor full and pfut-tlme wait liard St, Manchester. registered, female, 8 months ------216. Small store, heated, $76 lovely trees. Including White bedrooms, 2% baths, first Old, good With children. CaU WAUTOT modem dardsh d l ^ lot. Owner 643-8601. large cedar closet, enclosed B & W ConriniMd From Proeoding Pago ress work. Apply, W.T. Grant ___Lake______St., Bolton. 649-3247. monthly. Call 247-4046. birches. All types of fruit trees. floor paneled family room, ROUTE 86, Hebron. T6 non Why not talk about a Job TRUCK mechanic for fleet OPENINGS 649-6801. red and black upholstery with New flatatone patio. Can keep spacious living room (bowed yard, good condition, $20,900. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. farm wUh 5 room bonoo. Co., Mancheseter Parkade. $17,900 — 6 room Ranch. Beauti 1 now — while you have time maintenance in Manchester ar glass top coffee table to match. * WE BOT and sell antiques, and FoR RENT or sale-461 Main Owner, 649-0678, no agents. Manchester Parkade large bams. Approxlmatoly 666 fully paneled famUy room. horses. Ask for Carl Zinsser. window, Georgian marble Holp Holp during your vacation. We’ve ea, excellent benefits and • REGISTERED X-RAY CHIHUAHUA pure bred female. CaU 640-3761 after 6 p.m. used furniture, china, glass, sil Street. Building and lot next fireplace), formal dining Manchester 649-5306 feet on SUte highway, stream Large lot with trees and view. Belflore Agency, 643-6121. JUST LISTED 6 room Colonial 35 35 got a variety of . . . pro guaranteed overtime. Call 643- TECHNICIAN Beautiful golden fawn pup. $76. ver, picture frames, old coins, to Post Office. Excellent loca room, eat-in kitchen, patio on property, good for horses Holp Wemtod— M a lt 36 1968 SINGER zig ^ g sewing Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- with aluminum siding, central grams for you to consider. ______7364. (^ n 742-8620. guns, pewter, scrap gold, tion for any use. 646-2426 from adjacent. Beautifully ele VERNON — Tantlllo custom or beet. Completely fenced, ad ------— — “ CASHIER wanted with expari- • LABORA’TORY machine, sllghUy tised, button 8324. ly located on dead end street. Be hired now and . . . watches, old Jewelry, bob 9 to 5 p.m. vated with deep wooded built 8-room Raised Ranch, jacent to state forrest. ImmedP W Aim sSSES — both days and 5 ^gg^. caU 648-6122, TWO experienced dump truck VVINDOW CLEANERS wanted, TECHNICIAN FREE — ’Two year old spayed holes, hems, monograms, eic. H.M. Frechette Realty, 647- high wooded lot with view, gar by collections, paintings, attic PRE-VUE rear yard. Most convenient occupancy. T.J. Crockett Real nights. Must be over 18 years 289-0266 anytime from 8 a.m. operators, not afraid to do part-time. Must be re- F’uU and Part-’Time female calico cat, exceUent 6 years guarantee. Total price MANCHESTER — 662 Gardner 9993. age, aluminum siding, natural • Work after school until contents or whole estates. Fur- TWO-BAY garage with 1 extra to schools, bus and shop tor. 64$-16n. of age. Full or part-tUne. No 5 p „ ,, hard work, with knowledge of 84^.5834. • ORDERLIES with chUdren, a sacrifice. Call $64. Easy terms. CaU 622-0931, St., 3-year old Dutch Colonial, trim, wall to wall, huge panel June, then full-time. nlture Repair Service, 643-7449. room, close to parkade, ideal Drop over to Redwood ping. Mid 30’s. For appoint S p u r LEVEL, 8 rooms, 1% axparienca necessary. Apply i n ------amesite. Call Upton Construe- ______647-1762. dealer. fireplace, bath and a half, ed rec room with fireplace, 4 • HOUSEKEEPING PORTER for any small business. 186 Mid Farms on Hlllstown Road ment, call Suzanne toorts, baths, family room, den, fourth STAFFORD SPRINGS — 6 person only. Howard Johnson. QIRL WANTED TO assist buy tion alter 6, 742-6190. beamed ceiling, half acre lot. bedrooms, G.E. oven, range • LAUNDRY WORKER BASSETT HOUND — 6 months CLEAN, USED refrigerators, dle Tpke. Call 649-6206, 643-6802. 646-3233. Exclusive, J. Wat bedroom, garage, $27,600. Phll room Cape. Oil hot air heat, 8M Tolland Turnpike. er in various purchasing duties, • Work Saturdays (8:16-4 CARPENTERS and helpers 742- Call Earl Everett, 649-8688. J. this Simday afternoon. Rick and dishwasher, immaculate, REFRIGERA’nON service • FOOD MANAGER ’TRAINEE old female, thoroughbred with ranges, automaUc washers ’ Rooms Without Board 59 son Beach & Co., Realtors. brick Agency Realtors, 649- garage. City conveniences. $8,- expediting, typing, filing, etc. p.m.) until June, then ^ ^ , 8054 after 4 p.m. D. Real Estate Co., 643-6129. Merritt will be on the pre $28,600. Meyer Agency, 643- man or apprentice wanted for ______aU papers, honey color. Mother with guarantees. See them at , mises to show you these 278-8950. 6847. 480. Tom Minor, Broker. l-87d Modem East Hartford firm. full-time. • GENERAL SERVICE MAN r o o m with kitchen privileges. H o u s e s For Ront 45 0609. local established company. Call LANDSCAPE laborer part-time. was a show dog. WIU sell for b . D. Pearl’s Appliances ,640 $18,900 —^Immaculate 6 room 5042. Salary and fringe benefits. Call • YARD MAN—Part-Time CentraUy located. 14 Arch, Mrs. fine homes and plans by L. HOW TO 644-1611. 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Contact Whit- half price. 643-8219 after 6 p.m. Main St. CaU 643-2171. HOUSES for rent, furnished or Ranch. Paneled recreation and M. Homes. Where else MANCHESTER — New 3 bed WOLVERTON AGENCY. Your - - CENTER ------289-8291 for appointment. • Report for work Jime, Dorsey. dream come true. One extra BOLTON CENTER Would COVENTRY — Route 31, 4 room ------ham Landscape Nuraery. 648- unfurnished starting at $176 room with raised hearth fire in Manchester can you get room Cape. Fireplace, garage. you believe a -rooni Ranch. SAVE TIME! July or August. AKC beautiful brown miniature SPRING IS HERE! Winter fine 6Vi room Ranch, bath and 6 Ranch, oversized garage, alum 7802. APPLY THE THOMPSON House — Oot- >per month. PhUbrick Agency, place, large lot- with trees. a fine new home priced in acre wooded lot. Cliffwood, baths, 2-car garage. Gold poodles, 7 weeks old, home clothing has to be stored! See Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Bush Hill Road. $24,990. Ray half, three bedrooms, large inum aiding, full cellar. Extra SAVE MONEY! tage St. centrally located, large Realtors, 649-5847. the low to upper twenties? Medallion electric heat, kitch building lots. Only $16,900. Pas- BARTENDER wanted. Good PERSONNEL DEPT. raised. CaU 640-7406. Marlow’s for the largest selec- 649-5324. Holcombe Realtors, 644-1285. living room with fireplace, full LABORATORY Starting dates for alter DATA pleasantly furnished rooms, We have already sold a sur en bullt-lns, one acre lot with ek Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8248. SAVE TRAVEL! school and Saturday work working conditions. Apply in Uon of wardrobes in town. parking. Call 849-2358 for over TOUR room large Ranch. Fur prising number of these basement with finished laundry 2 shade trees, new wall to wall person only. WlUle’s Steak MANCHESTER MINIA’TURE POODLES — 2 BEAUTIFUL 6 room Rdnoh, MANCHESTER — New four room. ’This dream located on are flexible. No appoint Wood, metal and cardboard night and permanent guest nished or unfurnished. Floors homes, and are still weeks carpeting in a superb location CARL ZINSSER has a bremd A. House, 444 O nter Street, Man black males, AKC registered. largo ree room, 2 flroplaeoo, bedroom Colonial located in TECHNICIAN ments needed. Conne in any styles, from $12.98 up. Marlow’s rates. refinished, knotty pine interior. away from our formal open superb half acre lot. Exclusive lor $26,900. For further infor new Raised Ranch on a dead PROCESSING MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CaU 649-0464. buUt-lns, baaoment garago, beautiful Cliffwood, Bush Hill WORK time. chester. Furniture Dept., 867 Main St., Working adulto. 643-6389. ing. Come, pick your plan Wolverton Agency, Realtor, by mation call R. F. Dlmock Oo., end street in nearby Bolton. many oxtraa, acre lot. Mitten Road. % acre wooded lot. $28,- appointment. $19,900. 649-2813. FULL OR PART-TIME CHAL MANCHESTER, CONN. FREE —six adorable kittens, downtown Manchester. EFFICIENCY apartments, 1-2 „ and your lot now for early 649-5245. Two car garage, one acre wood GAS STA’ITON attendant, 8 a.m. rooms, free parking. Also - HOUSE, partiaUy Agonoy, Realton. 641-6660. 940. Ray Holcombe, Realtors, LOCALLY LENGING POSITION AVAIL — p.m., experience preferred, need g ^ d homes, several col occupancy. These are truly MANCHESTER — 7 room cus ed lot. Truly a fine value in TRAINEE 1 UNCLAIMED layaways 1967 Zig- rooms for refined gentleman, furnished,^ 3 bedrooms, Man 644-1285. ANDOVEI\ — NEW 8 - room ABLE IN DYNAMIC p r o - THE apply in person, S u rv^’s Tex 643-1141 Ext. 243 ors, call 649-4889. fine values. the twenties. Ask for Carl at Zag Sewing Machines that have fPM. parking. Inquire before 7 chester 'Green section, $176. tom bullt^brick Colonial Cape, Raised Ranch, 2 llfeplaces, g r e s s iv e h o s p it a l l a b aco Station, 1476 Silver Lane, the Belflore Agency, 643-6121. FULL-'TIME OPENINGS - M i m i A i ExceUent opportunity to never been used. Overcasts, p.m. Scranton Motel Cabins, 160 monthly. 649-9953. TWO FAM ILY MANCHESTER — a 11 r a ctive in like new condition, 22 acres 2 baths, 2-car garage, on 2 acre ORA’TORY. YOU WILL BE B3C- CU N N EL-llO U l M U lU A lj East Hartford. Articlos For Solo 45 high scenic land. Priced for Choice of two —seven rooms train in data processing de MAN for machine assembly and monograms, mgikes buttonholes, Tolland ’Turnpike, Manchester. BELFIORE AGENCY naw Ralaafi Ranoh, In ona al wooded lot. Leonard Agency, AVAILABLE AT POSED ’TO UNUSUALLY DI quick sale. Hayes Agency, or six. LIFE INSURANCE partment. Must be a high machine maintenance. Harper PROCESSED gravel fOr drive blind hems dresses, and various 6-4 duplex with separate Manchester’s finest residential Realtors, 646-0469. VERSIFIED E X P E RIENCE LUMBER drivers and yard help COMFORTABLE room for gen Out of Town Realtors 643-5121 646-0131. school (^rauluate. WiU start Buffing Machine Co., 289-7471. ways and parking areas. Also’ fancy stitches without attach heat. Modern and clean areas, modern Mtehen, dining MANCHESTER WITH HEMA’TOLOGY, CHEM wanted. Sick leave, vacation tleman, private entrance, free For Ront 44 COMPANY on reproducing pimch, fol with pay. Insurance program. bank run gravel and lUl at ments. Original 6 year guaran apartment. (Convenient lo room, famUy room with flro- MODERN RANCH large living BOLTON -L arge custom built FormS Fof Sale 76 ISTRY, BLOOD BANKINO, HOME IMPROVEMENT city tee. Balance only $49.10 or parking, 14H Hackmatack St. place, 2-car garage. $81,900.nan n A o io n , large iivuig Split iLevel, » „ . i 7 rnnm.srooms, Mrenlace.fireplace, t' * ■ /. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL URINALYSIS. ER O L O G Y, 140 GARDEN ST., HAR’TFORD lowed by other peripheral Apply Mr. Schindler. W. G. our screening plant or deUv- VERNON brand new one cation. room with fireplace, 3 bed 8 has sales and management po monthly payments of $4.80. between 5-9 p.m. Phllbriek Agency Realton, 646- 1>,4 baths, 3-car garage. Only STAFFORD AREA — 6 acre equipment. Company offers Glenney Co., 336 North Main ered. George H. Grilling, Inc. bedroom apartments, $100. per POUR bedroom Ckilonial in cen rooms, IH baths, city utilities. BACTERIOLOGY, ETC. EX- sitions for shop at home depart CaU Capitol Warehouse Collect 6347. $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real farm. Ideal for horses or beef • CENTRAL SUPPLY AIDE CELLENT SALARY AND Blue C2ilp In All Regards exceUent wages, g o ^ bene Street, Manchester. 742-7886. FURNISHED room, light house month includes heat, hot water, Why N ot. Own Now? tral location. 1 % baths, 2 car $23,900. Phllbrick Agency, ment, merchandise mart, pool Ull 9 p.nv 666-6661. tors, 640-5324. cattle. Approximately 27 acres • MEDICAL FRINGE BENEFITS. MOD Since 1846 fits, good working condi keeping. Near Main Street. Wo parking, range, refrigerator, Less Than Paying Rent garage, aluminum siding, alu Realtors, 649-6347. COVENTRY BOARD of Educa town, remodeling, kitchen re MANCHESTER —6 room Co of open land. 10 room house. ’TRANSCRIPnONIST ERN UP ’TO DATE EQUIP tions. man only. Call 649-7959 after garbage disposal, window minum storms and screens, SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling An Equal Opportunity tion is accepting applications modeling, fences, aluminum JACOBSON SNOW blower $60. SmGER "SEW GREAT in ’68" lonial, one year young. IM THREE FAMILY — possible, Barn, garage, chicken coops. • SECRETARY MENT. M. T. (ASCP) PRE 5 p.m. - shades, laundry facilities, base completely fenced in yard. Sen ten room Ranch. Breeieway, 3 Employer for the x>osition of M^Untenance awnings, pools, buUt-up roofing call 646-0276. Sale. Drastic reducUons on aU Norman S. Hohenthal baths, near bus, schools and presently a two family with All in good condition. Beautiful e REGISTERED NURSES FERRED BUT NOT RE ment storage facilities, ground sibly priced at $22,600. Ask for car garage, 2 kitchens, one APPLY —Supervisor for the (Joventry and siding. We seek men with ------Demonstrators and Display shopping, excellent condition. existing rooms for third apart view. Immediate occupancy. • LICENSED PRACTICAL QUIRED. CLEAN FURNISHED room for maintenance and Janitorial Joe Lombardo. Belflore Agen and two half baths, fireplace, imagination, courage and in- USED ALUMINUM awning type model ‘"Touch A Sew” sewing Realtor 646-1166 Selling for $22,900. For further ment. ExceUent Income, city Tom Minor, Broker. 1-876-6042. NURSES* Public Schools. For informa gentleman near Main Street. services. 649-6361. Evenings cy, 643-6121. aluminum siding, large wood BABYSITTER wanted, 3 p.m. to tion regarding qualifications, tegrity who seek steady em- windows. Several sizes. Call machines. SAVE up to $60 — Apply 4 Pearl Street. Mrs. De- Information, call the R. F. utillUes, $28,000. Phllbrick e X-RAY ’TECHNICIAN APPLY portables, ccmsoles, desks. Use 648-1067. Dimock Oo., 649-5245. ed lot. Char-Bon Realty, 648- midnight, 3 nights a week, own FIRST contact the Office of the Super ployment with opportunity for 646-0276. Mute. ______NEW Listing. (Completely re- Agency Realtors, 640-6847. e LABORATORY transportation preferred. 649- SINGER’S new "1 to 36” easy 0688. Wanted— Real Estate 77 TECHNICIAN PERSONNEL DEPT. intendent of Schools, Box 366, ^ ^ r earnings. CaU 626-0010 t e N WOODEN storm windows R(X1KVILLE—1 and 2 bedroom .«^^**T**°i* decorated two-family, on West 9768, before 8 p.m. credit plan. AU models carry LARGE newly decorated fur Colonial,— 4. m-.jbedrooms, - - A,fireplace, Duplex. Separate heat BROOKFIELD ST. — 8 room EIGHT ROOM Garrison Coloni e PSYCHIA’TRIC StXXAL NATIONAL Coventry, Conn., 06238 or luxury apartments. Furnished MANSFIELD — 7% focm ALL CASH for your property '______and screens, various sizes, Singer’s new machine guaran nished room. All conveniences IH baths, aluminum aiding. ing system. Excellent invest Colonial, located in the center al in a prime, residential area, within 24 hours. Avoid red WORKER MANCHESTER phone 742-7817. and unfurnished, swimming Ranch with acreage in a neigh (30UNTER GIRL or woman, good condition. Make offer. 649- tee. Call or visit your Singer Private entrance. Parking. Call pool and recreation area. From trees, privacy, suburban. ment. Ask for Joe Lombardo. of town. New on the ' market, beautifully treed lot. Features tape. Instant service. Hayes • CLERK TYPIST ______^ ___ AcvAVinw HAe1fA1*a HiAll« borhood with homes selling up MEMORIAL HOSPITAL full or part-time. Apply in STORES, INC. JANITORS — part-time. East 6773 after 6 p.m. Center, 866 Main St. Manches 649-7702. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Belflore Agency, 643-6121. 4 large bedrooms and bath up. include 2% baths, kltcheh bullt- Agency, 646-0181. e OPEIRATING ROOM $140. The Albar House, West to $85,000. We are happy to ‘'fir person. Comer Soda Shop, 736 Hartford, Manchester area. ter, 647-1426. Road and Nye St. or call 1- 6324. Downstairs has living room ins, 4 bedrooms, family room TECHNICIAN MANCHESTER, CONN. Iilain St. \ ^ T T T I_I A XTT^'Q SUPER stuff, sure nuf! That’s ROOMS for ladies only, newly NEW Listing. Clean as*:, a with fireplace, large dining with fireplace, 2-car garage. offer you this new home (or ■SOLD” is what counts. ‘If you PARK & OAKLAND AVENUES CaU 643-4463 3-6 p.m. only. X /VJ Rliio T.iiQfro frtr niooninor vnicra 872-0872. Blue Lustre for cleaning mgs d id you know? You can rent a decorated, wall to wall carpet- MANCHESTER — English ’Tu hound’s tooth Ranch on Marion room, kitchen with bullt-lns, Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- $86,000. For more information want to sell your house; cash 643-1141 Ext. 243 GOOD responsible type cleaning EXPERIENCED grade fore and upholstery. Rent electric dor Colonial, 7 rooms, plus Drive. Large eat-in kitchen, call the Phllbrick Agency, 646- PART-TIME OPENINGS EAST HARTFORD, (X)NN. new color TV for as little as $1. lng,central location, bus line. BOLTON — 3 room cottage all den with fireplace, enclosed 1567. in on our contracts. We can lady wanted, one day a week. man for heavy highway con shampooer $1. ’The Sherwln- a day! See what you’re miss Inqulre 211 Center St. conveniences. Stove and re heated sunporch, 4 bedrooms, beautiful Swedish fireplace, side, porch. Fine residential ------;------_ 6347. sell your house. Join our satis • PSYCHIA’TRIC SOCIAL ■ $2. per hour to start. Must be struction, in Manchester area. Paper mill, Burnside vicin WilUams Co. ing. All rental fees credited if frigerator available. Call 626- treed lot, wall to wall carpet two twi C /^ T I~> 'J'® aver area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, MANCHESTER — spacious 7 fied customers. . .Call us today. FOOD waitresses wanted, part- reliable. CaU 643-0414. ing, antique brick fireplace, room home. Excellent location, COVENTRY — Nick has spent WORKER FULL-TIME workers for land Top rate pay. CaU 649-7187, 8 you decide to purchase. See or . age siz O V ^ L -L / Carport. Keith Real Estate, 649-1922. time. Pluase apply in person.------ity of East Hartford. Excel 4x8’ SWING GARA(3E doors 0010 some time in the Coventry area e CENTRAL SUPPLY AIDE scaping. No experience neces a.m.-4 p.m. An equal opportun call MarloWs for details, 867 CLEAN ROOM for gentleman, storms and screens. City utili Landscaped yard with flower- ______!______double garage, aluminum sid Gas Ught ResUurant, 80 Oak WANTED — Stenographer. with hardware, $16. White and he brought back t h e w ^ o qb-i .t .m n TOUR HOME? For (20 Hours Per. Week) sary. CaU GranUaind Nursery, ity employer. lent wages, liberal company Main St. or call 649-6221. parking, 17 North St, 649-1016. ties. Garage. Near bus line, ing shnibs and trees. Ask for PORTER Street—Immaculate 2- ing, large rooms, bus line, 1 % St., Manchester. Local law office, exceUent kitchen sink, double drain- listings. One is a 4 room Ranch • DIETARY — AFTERNOONS, 6434)669. Resort Property stores, church and schools. Frank Filloramo, Belflore bedroom Colonial. Sunporch, baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. prompt courteous service that shorthand and typing required SILVER BRAZER — assemble paid benefits. Ideal working boards. CaU 643-8236. GAS RANGE and electric re Priced in low 20’s. Charles Les- with large lot and lake gets results, call Louis Dlmock WEEKENDS For Rent 67 Agency—643-5121. fireplace, garage. Close to bus, privileges on Morin Ave. at A’TTRACnVE woman to work permanent salaried position. DAY warehouse men with trac and braze, smaU assemblies. frigerator. Very good condi Room With Board 59-A perance,' 649-7620. Realty, 640-9828. • MAID JACOBSON 21” Victor lawn- shopping and school. Char-Bon $13,900 and the other is a ranch in Bolton area answering For interview caU 647-9903, 9 tor traUer experience, good AU benefits paid. Blue Cross, conditions. CaU 289-7496. tion. $100. for both. CaU 643- (XJTTAGES lor rent —Gardner NEW Listing — Green Manor (20 Hours Per Week) mower. Used twice. Like new. ROOM with board for- women. Realty, 643-0683. Lots For Solo 73 er with 4 rooms, 2-car garage phone, light office work, able a.m. - 6 p.m. weekdays. working conditions and bene CMS, life and health Insurance, 7917. '71Ve“ M'odem, ‘lakefront;’ free FIRST TIME offered. 2 family, ranch with wall to wall car Legal Notices • CLERK ’TRAINEE CaU 643-6496. Parking. In Green Manor sec and many other amenities for to converse with pubUc. Phone fits. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., retirement. Apply Aerokl- brochure, pictures. Arrowhead 5 and 5. Call for details. $19.- peting. Nicely treed and land MANCHESTER —Immaculate COVENTRY — Priced for quick (1-6 P.M. Monday-Friday) for appointment, 626-0010. NORGE automatic washer. Ex tion. Call 643-8283. 900. H. M. Frechette Realty, only $14,900. The prices are un OBDEB o r NOTICE __ to. Windsor. netlcs, 218 Hartford Rd. MEN WANTED part-Ume mom- PINQ-PONG TABLE for sale, Grove, Route 354. Colchester. scaped lot. Immediate oc 9 room older Cqlonial. 5 bed sale, 100x100 treed building lot, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, ...... O* Inner A> w M n t 1 R ‘fAQ ceUent condlUon. ’Two years 647-9993. cupancy. Ask for Joe Lombardo believable. Call Jarvis Realty heW al Manchester, within and tor DIAL your way to profits. Tele ings for Janitorial duUes in 9’ long, 6’ wide, $16. 109 Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. rooms, IVi baths, modern kitch close to lake, lake privileges SOCIAL MAN to work in shipping and MEN part-Ume for Janitor and old. CaU 643-6864. Belflore Agency, 643-6121. Co.,___, Realtors,______643-1121 and the District of Manchester, on the CONTACT THE phoning customers of the Ful Manchester area. Call 624-0620. Prospect Street, Manchester. Apartments. rials MANCHESTER — 9 room older en, 2-car garage. Large lot. $1,990. Phllbrick Agency, receiving department for elec floor waxing work, 6 days, 6 PRIVACY under the pines. Lit Leonard Agency Realtors, 646- check these properties, today. j. waUelt. ler Brush Company from your home, 1 % baths, 2-car garage, Realtors, 649-5347. PERSONNEL DEPT. trical wholesalers. ExceUent p.m. to 11 p.m. CaU 649-6334. FOR “ a Job weU done feeling” machine, used Tenements 53 tle Sebago Lake, Gray, Maine 0469. juderc. home. Excellent ■profits. Call WORKER ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman 1967 model in exceUent running excellent condition, near cen VERNON Trust Estate under Ninth Para- opportuniUes. Must be high and helper, fuU-Ume, steady clean carpets with Blue Lustre. (near Portland), sleeps 6, 100’ LOT WI’TH 180’ depth. A graph sub-piaragraph (cj o f the will MANCHESTER 247-1949. DIMENSIONAL INSPECTOR condlUon all fancy stitches, but- . Lo o k in g for anything in ter. Only $21,600. Hayes Agen BOULDER RD —3 bedroom of Clarence Horace Wickham, l^e school graduate. Beacon Light employment, insurance bene Rent electric shampooer $1. private beach, $100. weekly. zone, water only. T.J. Crockett 8 ROOM COLONIAL receiving. Experienced prefer tonholes, monograms, etc. real estate rentals — apart cy 646-0131. FOREST HILLS Colonial, 1% baths, rec room, of Manchester, in said Dlstrlct^dfr SALESPERSONS — experienc WANTED Supply Co., 180 Walnut St., fits, paid hoUdays and vaca- Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup 644-0380. Realtor, 643-1677. ceaaed. known as "Wickham Fiark MEMORIAL HOSPITAL red but wiU train. Interested, Done without attachments. ments, homes, rhultiple dwell 2-car garage, beautifully set on For the family that is seek Tru-sl Fund." „ , . ed Woman’s wearing apparel Hartford. Uon. CaU between 8 a.m.-6. ply. The Hartford National Bonk and PSYCHLA’TRIC SOCIAL WORK apply ifi person, LaPolnte In Complete price only $29.90 or ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real BASS RIVER and Dennlsport, LOOK-OUT MOUNTAIN Drive up Vernon St., take 1.76 acres, full of stately shade (COVENTRY — wooded build ing a 4 bedroom Colonial I 643-1141 Ext. 243 for ’Thursdays and Saturdays. p.m. Robert’s Electric Ck>., Trust Company, Trustee, having ex ER WANTED FOR A JUST MAN ’TO learn offset press dustries, 166 West Street, Rock- CLEAN RUGS, like new. 7o payments of $3.60 per month. Estate, 643-6129. Cape Cod. 2 and 3 bedroom AREA your second left (Richmond trees, Manchester premier ing lot, 100’ frontage, close to with 2>/2 baths, first floor hibited its annual account with said Apply Tweed’s, 778 Main South Windsor, 644-2421. operaUon in advertising depart vUle. easy to do with Blue Lustre. CaU Capitol Sewing, CoUect 9 cottages, all conveniences, Road) past Lydall St., and neighborhood, assumable ■ 594 lake, reasonable. Call owner, family room, superior estate to this Court for allowance, Street. OPENED MENTAL HEAL’TH NEW 8 ROOM apariment, in New listing — Immaculate 5 it is CENTER. BE IN ON THE ment of grocery chain. Some Rent electric shampooer $1. Ol- to 9. 666-6663. automatic heat, off season go to the end of Richmond per cent mortgage. Bel Air 643-5724. craftsmanship, treed lot, ORDERED: That the 2nd day of PART-’TIME help. Apply in per GENERAL SHOP work, ^ t cluding appliances and utili year old Ansaldi built Colo May, 1968. al ton o’cloac fprenc^ GROUND FLOOR OF ’THIS typing. Apply afternoons, Gaer cott Variety Store. rates. Call Rockville 1-876-0682. Road. Take your right on Real Estate, 643-9332. top neighborhood, 2 car ga son, U-A Theater East, Man time help. Mornings or after- Salesinon Wontod 36-A MAGNAVOX — s mall stereo ties. CaU J.D. Real Estate, 648- nial consisting of modern EXTRA large building lots, de at tKe Probate Office in the Itti- OPPORTUNITY TO INFLU Brothers, 140 Rye Street, South kitchen with built-ins, spa Kennedy Road. See, the fine rage, etc. Mid 30’s. 649-5306. niclpal BuUding In aald Mancha^ chester Parkade. Welcome! noons. Apply Gunver Mfg. Co., u c b n SBD Real Estate sale- ^^E DIAMOND lite door 36x console, table record holder. 5120. BOWERS SCHOOL, 7 room sirable Look-Out Mountain ter, be and the some Is cLssigned ENCE THE CONCEPTS, DI Windsor. homes, the treed lots, truly 234 Hartford Rd. 78” , one fourlite door 32x78” Like new. CaU 649-7470. W ontadYo Rant 68 cious paneled family room Rambling Cape, 3 or 4 bed area, owner 649-8782. for a hearing on the edlowance of RECTION AND PROCEDURES men with previous experience. WE HAVE customers waiting the "Charm” in the City of ‘Mild account and said Trustee's two MAN FULL-Ume, for cleaning with casings. Slightly used. CaU with fireplace, formal din rooms, formal dining room, B (k W prior accounts with said estate, and High School OF THE NEW MANCHESTER CaU Mr. Phllbrick, PhUbrick for the rental of your apart WANTED by older Vermont cou Village Charm. These fine new and used cars, 6% days. 646-0278. MOVING — Window oven gas ing room, large living room den, m baths, $24,900, Phll BARROWS and WALLACE Co. this Court directs that notice of the Agency, 649-6347. ment or home. J. D. Real Es ple, 6 room single house in sub homes start in the thirties. time and place assigned for said Stenographer rrrarliiQtPC 1 m e m o r ia l h o s p it a l m e n - stove, $90. 24” wide 6 cubic with fireplace, enclosed brick Agency Realtors, 649- Resort Property Manchester Parkade hearing be given to ail persons O rauiiateS, IVOO. t a l h e a l ’th c e n t e r , e x - urb. Write to Box “ Y ” , Man They are truly for those to M. Advertising Department DARK rich stone-free loam, foot GE refrigerator, $36. So tate, 643-5129. rear porch, 3 large bed 6847. 'F or Sale 74 Manchester 649-5306 known to be interested therein to IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR CELLENT FRINGE BENE- Mbriarty Bros., fa, $ . Webcore tape record chester Herald. rooms, 2-car electric eye who want the very best — appear and be he^rd thereon by Personnel Department 801 Center St., Manchester. $15. Pool and patio sand, 10 puSllshlng a copy of this order In PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT FITS AND SALARY. MAN- Opportunity MANCHB8TBR — 4 room apart- and may have, quite appar some newspaper having a drcula- SALESMAN stone, fill, gravel, sand and er, $76. Oval leaf table, $10. ' garage. All situated on ANSALDI Heights — 3 bedroom COVENTRY Lake 4 room BOLTON-Coventry line — 894 Interesting position in busy AFTER GRADUA-nON, DO AGEMENT SUPPORT AND PART — Time—Man to work manure. 643-9504. Kenmore portable washer, $20. ment. Convenient location. beautifully landscaped plot. ently. Carl Zinsser and Garrison Colonial. 19^ baths, summer cottage, Excellent room L-shaped Ranch, like tlon in said District, at least seven Stove, refrigerator and heat Apartment Buildings days before the day of said hear office. Involves interview COME TO OUR PERSONNEL OPPORTUNITY ’TO MAKE A evenings in local office. Pleas Interesting and chaUenging, 1964 Mercury outboard, 3.9 For appointment call, Ste Frank Filloramo will be on heated rec room, Jalousie area, close to water, beautiful new condition, double garage ing. and b y mailing on or before furnished, $160 per month. ing, light steno, maintain DEPAR’TMENT O N E DAY REAL (XJNTRIBUTION IN A ant working conditions. No seU- Job as third man in adver With intangible or specialty TILE Armstrong Weatherone h.p., $126. Must sell 6y week For Sale 69 phen G. Kristofak, 621-2839. the premises Sunday after porch, wooded lot, city utilities. treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes Reduced for quick sale. Hayes April 19, 1 * 8. by certified.maR, a outdoor, red, $10. carton. 644- Hayes Agency, 646-0181. copy of this order to Hartford Na,- ing records, compiling re THIS WEEK TO DISCUSS JOB PROGRESSIVE ATMOS- Ing. WIU train person select tising department of a large experience to introduce end. 649-7905 or 1-668-9673 af noon to show you how you Many extras. No agents please. Agency, 646-0181. Agency, 646-0131. tlonal Bank and Trust Company, BOLTON — 6 unit apartment EXCLUSIVE WITH ports and many varied du OPPORTUNITIES. WE OFFER PHERB. ed. Call Mr. Wey, 649-2610. local chain. needed credit service to 8037. ter 8:30 p.m. can customcraft your own Call 649-7661. Hartford. Comt. 06115. Trustee, and Business - Professional peo TWO BEDROOM town house. house situated on approximate dream home from your BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 5 LIVE BY A LAKE, beautiful 6 return ^w judge. ties. A VARIETY OP TRAINING ROLL-AWAY BED, $16. Two Includes full appliances, IMi CONTACT THE CARPENTERS and carpenter ple your area. Leads fur ly 4 acres. Lots of potential. J. WATSON BEACH& Co. plans or ours. Complete en MANCHESTER — West Side, room summer home secluded room Cape with 2 baths, just in POSITIONS IN OUR PLEAS baths, private patio and 6 Company offers competitive helper. CaU 643-2282 er 644-8896 Extensive experience not nished. High commissions slot car sets, $17. Vanity table, All rented. T. J. Crockett, REALTORS gineering and technical as room Cape, 194 baths, hot hideaway, near water, 3 bed time to enjoy the summer. Nor OBDEB OF NOTICE ANT AIR-CONDrnONED OF storage, $170. J. D. Real AT A (XMJRT OF PROBATE, starting salary, 8:80 to 4:80 PERSONNEL DEPT. after 6 p.m. necessary. Complete free with $180 weekly guarantee $12 . ’Two pair baseball shoes, Mochinoiy ond Tools 52 Realtor. 643-1677. 993 Farmington Ave. sistance is available — just water heat. Immediate occu rooms, only $9,800. Hayes man S. Hohenthal Realtor, 646- held at Manchester, within and for FICE, GOOD STAR’HNG SAL Estate, 643-5129. the District of Manchester, on the hours, excellent benefits, benefit program. 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Just a few steps from minum storms and __ h4K PAOB FOinnXEN manrtiPfiter Enratas Hi^raUi SATURDAY, A P ^ 20, 1908 Swearing-in Strike in Third Day Coventry U.S. Jets Set Obituary Bulletin 1968 Record Slated Today First Bail Throum April 27 Mlohael D* Amigo Phone, Union Heads JUDGE’S STATEMENT Michael D’Amlgo, 6B, of U fTg-aw* In Litde League Program For Missions York St., Hartford, brother of ^ WAS SUGGESTION STAMFORD ( A P ) ^ Olr- (Oenttnoed from P * | » On«) Miss Carmela D’Amigo of Man Express Talk Hopes The local Little League Base- specialist, both of the Untversi- chester, died yesterday at ado- (Oontlnned from Page One) cnit Court judge’s action aim ball program wlU officially open ty of Connecticut, wUl discuss An eatlmated ISS enemy ed at limiting the Information cal convalescent home. before Parliament reconvenes (ConUnned from Page One) ------1------April 28. There will be a Tag toe problems families face at troope, hiding along Highway 9 Survivors include his wife, a _ . men, linemen, installers and about arrested persons police Ji istlng contracts which have 18 other workers, Day April 27. mealtime. Refreshments will about eight miles northeast of son, a brother, and three other give out to newsmen was A During the Tag Day program consist of suitable nutritious sisters. Trudeau said Friday he sees months to run,” OUmer said. AT&T Bsdd that the biggest "suggestion” and not an or April 27 there will be a door-to- treats for children. There wlU the Khe Sanh combat base, telephone cable cut was one car The funeral was held today at arguments both for and against Discussions on a new three- der, the chief Judge of Cir door canvass to raise funds to be an opportunity for questions opened fire simultaneously on rying nearly 2,000 circuits be 8:80 a.m. at the D’ Bsopo Fu- an early general election, and year contract could cover fringe cuit Court said FMday. Judge help sppport the project which or problems to be, discussed. the slow-moving 12-truck convoy tween Cleveland and Toledo, neral Chapel, 286 Wethersfield ..Everything is possible John J. Daly said "no such and the road-clearing patrol benefits as well as wages, QU- Ohio. Is sponsored by the Coventry Miss Webb concluded. Ave., Hartford. Burial was in order” was given that poUdSs Boys Baseball Association, Inc. Hospital Auxiliary Meeting about 200 yards away. Cemtftery" spring—this one or next.” ^ mer said. The current dispute The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Mt. St. Benedict restrict infonnatlon to what The Nasslff Arms of Willi- The Woman’s Auxiliary to The U.S. Command said the ’ One argument for an early involves such wage-related Is- said the FB I had been asked to Bloomfield. was written on the police blot mantle has donated pairs of the Windham Community Mje- patrol called in artillery and air eleetlon Is that Trudeau could sues as holiday and other over Investigate because the cut line ter, Stamford news media basebsill spike shoes to be morial Hospital will have Its strikes and tried to encircle the capitalize on the surge of popu- time pay . affected a Federal Aviation James M. Joyce 8r. found eaily Friday that po^ awarded each boy collecting tprlng luncheon meeting start- attackers, but when the eight- larlty that won him the Liberal Belme said there was “ deep- Agency center near Oberlin, WAPPING—James M. Joyce Uce, acting on a “ directive” hour fight ended at dusk the en leadership. seated resentment” among Ohio. the most money in each division ing at 12 noon for a social hour Sr., 76, of Bloomfield, father of from Circuit Court Judge of the program, as well as a May 6 at the WiUimantic Coun- diajremy ai»U had fadedAOVS^A CAWCajrf away, dragging _ J Y I XX/a«\*\1nCP ----In-- —addition, —' although------”” they are many workers who wuew get paid hoi- saws, a-*A com pw y B^^vrsavosiSfMSspokesman BfMW said their dead and wounded with Lavoie or w ip in g , largest party In the House of idays off, but then have to wotfc three other lines carrying from Robert L. Levlster, were lim warm-up jacket for the boy who try Club. The luncheon will be died Thursday at St. them. Four Marines were killed Francis Oonrunons, the Liberals do not for stralght-tlme wages on a 26 to 226 circuits were damaged iting the amount of Informa collects the most over - all at 12:30 p.m. Reservations are Hospital, Hartford, amount of money during the to be returned not later than and wounded have a majority and depend on Saturday If they haven’t put In in Ohio—one cut, one hit by tion given to newsmen. Levls- 20 ^ Survivors also Include 4 sons. said, and the convoy suffered minority party support In key 40 hours that week. shotgun fire and one with a rifle ter was asked why he took day. The jacket will have the April 27 to Mrs. Roderick Dole, another daughter, 3 brother^ 2 v„teg_ Calling an election would boy’s name embroidered on It. p . o . Box 603, Wllllmantlc moderate damage. Belme said the union’s strike bullet. the action, and he said he had sisters, 21 grandchildren, and a dissolving Parliament, Each of the American and Voter Session Tuesday Highway 9, closed since No call had won a 90 per cent re He said there were 53 cases of become annoyed with recent National Leagues will have five qiig voter-making session vember, was opened in the al great-grandchild. avoiding the risk of the new sponse around the nation from cable cuts in New Jersey and 4 reports in local newspapers The funeral will be held Mon- xrudeau government running lies' Operation Pegasus, which those directly affected, and In Indiana, affecting from a few about persons arrested on teams, with a 14-game schedule Tuesday will be from 6 p.m. to day at 8:16 a.m. from the Tay- trouble over controversial starting at 2 p.m. April 28 p.m. in the Town Hall on Rt. broke the 77-day North Viet from other workers asked to re to several hundred home phone morals charges. Levlster said 3 lor and Modeen Funeral Home, legislation. through June 30 with all games 3 1. namese siege of Khe Sanh two spect picket lines. lines each. the stories contained details weeks avo Durlne the sleee the Seneca Rd., B loom flel^w lth Edwin A. Goodman, organize- „He „ predicted______that, although____ _ In Detroit, two picketing strik which prejudiced the defend to be played at the local Plains Entertaining Visitors Athletic Field on Rt. 31. After Preliminary plans were made M arln et^t the^orthw esf fron- ^ *^ e ® g a c ~ r H M r t 8 *0^ 11^^^ telephone service was lltUe af- ers claimed they were brushed ants’ rights. Uer outpost had to be supplied '^ t ‘ Conse^aUve p a ^ , told a news- fected Immediately, automaUc by cars, one by an auto entering toe opening season game, sub- entertainment of the sequent games will be played at town’s guests who will be com- by air. wl‘‘ P® in Mt- ft. . n^an...... it would...... 'highly be "highly Irre- equipment eauloment handlinghandllnsr most calls a company parking lot, but po Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield, gponslble” for Trudeau to call p.rn. each Wednesday, Provld- jng from Coventry, England, Scattered clashes have contin would soon deteriorate without lice said they had no report of 6 Friends may call at the fu- election without presenting a Ing Sunday games are sched- ju jy gt a recent meeting of ued around Khe Sanh as Marine the striking oi>erators, repair- the alleged Incidents. Jordan Says neral home today and tomorrow i)U(]^et or legislative program to uled, these will be played at 2 the Coventry-to-Coventry Com- engineers worked to repair the from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. heavily scarred highway. Ene Parliament. But he said toe mittee. Activities discussed In- Conservatives were ready to Its Troops There will be an All-Star eluded trips to New York, Bos- my gunners also have been Fred G. Slawson shelling Khe Sanh since the fight an election campaign. Police Arrests Team Game between Coventry ton, Washington, D.C., and Funeral services for Fred G. If a general election Is called, Editors siege ended, although not as and toe Tri-Town teams after Martha’s Vineyard; soccer Slawson o f 77 Strickland St. it would be Canada’s fourth Killed Six the regular season is oVer, this game, cook-outs, heavily as during the siege. Allred Reinhardt, 66, of 179 will be held Monday at 2:30 since ld62. Under toe Canadian to be In the American League a committee has been formed U.S. troops sweeping around E. Center St., was charged yes (ConUnned from Page One) ^ p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home. system, Trudeau does not have Praise terday with breach of peace and with Mrs. Joseph Fowler as 400 Main St. Burial will be In to call an election before 1970. Intoxication, in connection with day. The P ^ y ^ a g u e will be play- _ chairman to set up a reception turned up the bodies of 22 more cemeterv Trudeau, a 46-year-old bache an incident at Glenney's Men A Jordanian arm y spokesman ing in the W TNL vyrinujitun—(Windham— g„dgn^ tea to welcome the guests enemy soldiers killed to sporad- ^ g ^ S ^ ' c a U at the fu- lor with a reputation as a swing Nixon Store pn Main St. at 2:10 p.m. Ic action since ^ e s d a y U^S. t ^ o r m w fmm 7 said in Amman Friday night of toe Wllllmantlc Area. The er, is an unorthodox personality. (Continned from Page One) yesterday In which Reinhardt 20 tee comprises Mrs. Fred Gris fipokesm«n said. They said the ^ 9 that Jordanian forces "inter home and away games will be But his policies are not expect allegedly shoved a store clerk, wold, Mrs. Sarah Ross, Mrs. latert count put casualties for gu^g^gts t h a t ______when toe editors accorded him starting May 28 and continue ed, in toe near future at leeuiit, to police said. Reinhardt is cepted another Israeli patrol” Edward DeGroff, Mrs. Louis toe last four days In toe ar^ at y^^gg vvl^ng to do so make be much different from Pear- lukewarm applause. through Aug. 16. scheduled for appearance in trying to cross toe Jordan River Nardine, Mrs. J. Banac, Mrs. 29 enemy and 19 U.S. Martoes ^lemorial contributions to the son’s. "Most editors with whom I’ve Manchester Circuit Court 12 near toe Hussein, or AUenby, Franklin Richardson, commis A.J. Vinton, Mrs. Paul Diehl Oancer Society, 237 B. Center He Is expected to elevate Fl- talked found It disappointing,” sioner of toe Coventry Boys other sharp flreflghts were and Mrs. Clara Edmondson. St. nance Minister Mitchell Sharp bridge. He said there were no Baseball Association, Inc., has reported In widely scattered under the no cash bail compact. Jordanian casualties and Israeli The Nathan Hale. Ancient ------to toe foreign ministry r.nd of toe Miami Herald. appealed for volunteer adults for areas of South Vietnam Friday. Donnie W. Todd, 19, of Rock casualties were unknown. Fifes and Drums will play for Mrs. Richard T. Klein name the present foreign mlnls- "Rockefeller’s address fell umpire duty for toe local league ville was charged today at 1:06 In Cairo, toe newspaper A1 toe arrival of the buses from Mrs. Llndk Marlene Klein, 19, ter, Paul Martin, government completely flat,” said Sam Ra' games. He may be contacted at Ahram said U.N. special envoy Boston at the Coventry High of 100 Summer St., wife of Rich- leader in toe Senate. gan, executive news editor of ® his home on Ripley Hill Rd., or light, when he cut through a Guimar Jarring will fly to Teh School on July 8. ard T. Klein, died this morning Trade Minister Robert Win toe Raleigh News and Observer Lawrence Shaw, chief umpire, R FK Blasts ipariclng lot at Center and Broad ran next week to report i>erson- The next meeting of the C-C at Manchester Memorial Hos ters, runnerup to Trudeau In the and Raleigh Times. of Flander Rd., may also be Robert A. Brown, editor of the St. to avoid the light, ^ l l c e ally to U.N. Secretary-Gener^ Committee will be held at 7:30 pital. Liberals’ voting on a new lead called. said. He Is also scheduled for U Thant on toe state of tils p.m. Tuesday at the local high Mrs. Klein was bom June , Albuquerque Journal, said he ^ , , Last year there were about Violence by 6 er, Is leaving toe Cabinet and thought Rockefeller’s gpeech appearance May 6, peace mlsslcm in the Middle school cafeteria. Hubert Ed 1948 in Shewneetown, 111., daugh 150 boys enrolled in the baseball observers say this could harm mondson will speak on the pos was meant to be low-keyed and East. programs. This year there are ter of Mrs. Melba Eleam Morse Liberal party unity. Thant is due to arrive In toe sibility of a bicycle trip for Negro Groups of Shewneetown and Luray thought-provoking, but added, about 2(X) enrolled, equivalent to Trudeau, French-Canadian, Iranian capital Monday for a younger guests to either Wash Morse of Harrisburg, HI. She faces other problems with Cana "Nixon very definitely gained 16 teams. The Beginners’ four (Oontlnned from Pnge One) Ex-Convict meeting of the U.N. Human ington, D.C., or Martha’s Vine attended Shewneetown High da’s French-speaking province, today.” teams are for eight-year olds; Rights Commission. His meet yard. Richard M. Nixon, conferred School, and came to Manches Quebec, which seeks increased Nixon called for a morato the five in toe National League, rium on Vietnam criticism to ing with Jarring will be for a George E. Ross Jr., publicity BYlday evening with Michigan ter about two years ago. She independence. Some Quebecers Pinpointed for boys nine and 10 years old; briefing in advance of a U.N. chairman, reports adso that the Ctov. George Ronmey, who had was employed at Burton’s at the have doubts about his strong give President Johnson a free General Assembly mee“ttag V"® I?® American League, housing committee reported that been on active contender him- Parkade. views in support of federalism. hand while trying to settle the for boys 1 1 and 12 years old, war. He criticized what he As Eric Galt Wednesday, A1 Ahram said. it is "doing quite well” In plac self until he decided Feb. 29 Survivors, besides her hus Trudeau fought the separatist and toe one Pony League team. termed tmrealisfic promises on The newspaper A1 Moharrer ing toe visitors in Coventry his campaign wasn’t succeed band and parents, include three movement in Quebec, and his urban problems. And he called (Continued from Page One) in Beirut said the United States lx. ^ ^ homes. There are still about 20 ing. brothers, James Morse, Francis feeling that he he could do for budget cuts to protect the has formulated a new Middle said there would be more to place at this time. Any Nixon told newsmen after Morse and Larry Morse, all of something about It brought him dollar. But it wasn’t as much But speculaUon was toe printe East peace plan which It wUl one interested in housing one ward they talked "issues, not Shewneetown; and five sisters. Into politics In 1965. may have been left in toe room- fo r w a ^ soon to Jarring. of Interest in toe 16 and what he said as how he said it. or more of the visitors from politics.” Mrs. William Bemls and Miss ------ing house, on the rifle or on a a 1 Moharrer said It had 16 year olds. “ Nixon seemed to be a new July to July 26 or any part Romney said the discussion Glenda Morse, both of Shewnee 8 personality,” said Robert P. 1966 white Mustang-slnce im- leg^ ed from informed sources gave him a better imderstand- of this time is asked to call town, and Miss Margaret Morse, Early, managing editor of the pounded in AUanta—that wit- Beirut that the program caUs *J^®ted by Richardson in^ude ing of Nixon’s positions on var Vernon Mrs. Shirley Glenney of Silver Miss Cynthia Morse and Miss Indianapolis Star. "H e’s even nesses reported seeing leaving for Arab-Israell negotlaUons for P®"y sponsored by ious Issues, adding: " I have no St. immediately. Sandra Morse, all of Harris developed a sense of humor. toe vicinity of toe shooting. „ nermanent oeace; re-examl- Chester Savings and Loan Asso- commitment.” burg. Radio Ruling Nixon swept toe audience.” But while some details re- n a to ^ r o T T r a W s fa k r i^ r d e r s claUon, Coventry Branch. Rich- In other political develop The Holmes Funeral Home, mained fuzzy, the portrait changes in some sections, manager- Advertlsement: " IX ’veVC neverItCVCA seem OCCJIl 8UAX4him quiteMUAW soOB , . , , . ____ * . W1U4 sss ------, Aw,T a o m i a Bidwell, Wanted: Newjrthjys or nows- ments: 400 Main St., is in charge of e f f e e tive,’ ’ added Robert ®‘'®tclied by toe FB I showed not specified so far; withdrawal —Former congressman Adam Allen’s girls in the lake area o f Coven arrangements, which are in Under Appeal M.White n, editor and publisher Ray as a ratherler average-looking g. igrgeii troops from occupied ® eSayton Powell announced from complete. ne’er-do-well of conflicting per- territory on toe basis of these Naren "Huck” ElHs; Lakeside, try. Call The Herald (Tlrculoition of toe Mexico (Mo.) Ledger. Francis "P ete” Murphy; Rol- iDepartment; Mr. Cordera or his retreat in the Bahamas that Friends may call at the fu Sol Kerensky, attorney for sonality traits. new borders; and International "Nixon was terrifically Im lo’s, William GoodaJe, and C & Mr. Wilson, 647-9946. he has decided to try to regain neral home tomorrow from 2 to pycj,gr,ja Brescia of Norwalk, proved. I think he was much He was described as 5-foot-lO, ization of Jerusalem and Its se- his seat in Congress. Powell 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A prayer serv more warm and human,’ ’said and 163 to 174 pounds, with paratlon from both Jordan and C F o ^ ^ tio n , Ernest Matthews has indicated he will file an and Walter Solenski, co-manag Manchester Evening Her charged that racial strife Is ice will be held tomorrow at Dow Richardson, editor of the brown hair, blue eyes and small Israel. appeal for his client against a ers. ald Coventry correspondent, drifting to the point where "we 8:46 p.m. at the funeral home. Kokomo (Ind.) Tribune. scars on his forehead and right National League, two sponsors F. Pauline Little, tel. 742-6281. shoot niggers tor just being nig Members of the town Fire De recent decision of toe Zoning Royster, one of toe four edi palm. He’s said to have a habit are yet to be names, in addi gers” and said he wanted to be partment will meet tomorrow Board of Appeals. tors on a panel thsrt quizzed Nix- of tugging on an ear when nerv- back in Congress to give his night at 7 p.m. at the Holmes Brescia, a C3BS account execu- compared toe candidate of Hls left ear protrudes D river to Face tion to Zollo’s, Joseph Peck as Attracts Miners manager; Tomm’s 6&10, Donald Hariem constituents a voice and Funeral Home at 400 Main St. tive, had asked toe Board’s per 1968 to toe nominee of eight slightly further than his right WEIPA, Australia —Welpa Evasion Charge Young, and Nick’s Esso, Rob a vote. to pay respects to the late Mrs. mission to build a radio station years ago and said: ear. is toe newest major town In Aus ert Gleason. —Gov. John Connally of Tex Klein, whose husband is a mem and towers on landowned by "His manner has become eas- Ray was said by authorities to tralia, due largely to toe 1966 A 23-year-old Roclkvllle man Officers of the CBBA, in addi as, often mentioned as a Demo ber of the department. him in the Ridgewood Dr. — ier. He still uses toe debating have worked at various times as discovery of the world’s biggest was charged with evading re tion to Franklin, as commls- cratic vice president possibility, Highland Ave. section. devices, but In a smoother, bet- a laborer, baker and color- bauxite deposits in toe area. conceded to a newsman in Aus sponsibility, after an accident sioner, are Robert <31app, secre- Funerals The land was purchased 12 ter polished way. He Is more matcher. In addition, persons The job of converting this tin, Tex., that the nominaUon years ago by Brescia. He re mature, less abrasive.” who came In contact with him occurring on Oak St. near tary; Oscar Miller, treasurer; vast resource to aluminum has Joseph Locke, Theodore Pierce, "would be difficult to turn cently received approval from Nixon was asked to describe while he was outside prison said spruce St. at 12:05 a.m. today, drawn thousands of Australians Roy Higgins, and William Good- down,” but that he is not seek Ernest P . Anderson the Federal Communications "the new Nixon.” He began: he spoke of having worked as a R ^ e r t J Underwood was the for the first time to an area ing It. ale, board of directors. BOLTON — Funeral services Commission for his license to “ The new Nixon is older. He merchant seaman and rlverboat x . a that, curiously, was the first for Ernest Phillip Anderson of operate the radio station. perhaps has acquired—I would cook. operator o f a car which alw ^d- Fragment Society Meeting place where European voyagers Rt. 6 and 44 were h^d yester- At a public hearing held a few hope—some more wisdom.” The FBI said the fugitive’s ac- 'y through ® The Fragment Society of the landed on toe continent — in day afternoon at Ht(lmes Fu- weeks ago residents of toe area Then he swept into a aeries of qualntances called him a loner ^ Second <3ong;regatlonal Church 1606 from a Dutch ship. About Town neral Home, 4(X) Main St., Man- raised strong objections to anecdotes, telling of a teen-age who likes beer and vodka, faV ® ®?„ will meet at 10:30 a.m. Wednes girls who asked him to auto- vors country and western musiq Hdndson Jr., 17, o f 7 Lockwooa day in the Church Community The Miaster’s Club of Friend Chester. The Rev. C. Henry An- having the station, and the tow- graph his picture and blurted and speaks with a rural twang.) poll®* said, House on Rt. 44A. ship Lodge of Miasons will have derson, pastor of Emanuel Lu- ers especially, erected in a re- out, "That’s a wonderful picture 'The loner tag seemed to conflict Police said Underwood flailed Food Discussion a special meeting Monday night theran Church, officiated. Bur ;idential neighborhood. of you, Mr. Nixon. It doesn’t with the FBI description of him to stop after the collision, leav- The public is invited to a MOTORCYCLE in the Mlasonlc Temple at 7:30. ial will be at the convenience of Brescia appealed to toe board look like you at all.” as an “ avid dancer.” ing toe scene of the accident. "Meeting the Food Problems of It will visit Manchester Assem toe family. on the g;rounds of hardship. It In a two-minute reply to the in more obvious conflict was He will appear in Manchester Children” session from 8 p.m. INSURANCE bly, Order o f Rainbow for Girls, was noted at the hearing that question, Nixon had toe editors the F B I’s Wednesday statement Clroult Coimt 12 May . to 10 p.m. Tuesday in toe Tol and witness its exemplification he had spent close to 812,000 6 LOWEST RATES laughing and applauding seven saying Galt “ took dancing les- A car owned by Michael Car- land County Agricultural of the Initiatory Degree, just on preliminary work to VFW Will Honor times. sons” in New Orleans in 1964 razzo, 23, of Providence, R.I., Center on Rt. 30 in Vernon. This Regardless of driving record t ------establish the :.t-;tlcn and that and 1965—a time when Ray was ^vas damaged in a hit-and-run is toe second meeting on "Meals Friendship Circle of the Salva the approval given by the FCC Viet Amputee still imprisoned in Missouri. incident yesterday afternoon, for Children” , Miss Cora H. tion Army will meet Monday requires that the signals orig;i- CALL 528-6815 A bureau spokesman said toe while pariced in front of the Webb, Tolland County Exten at 7:46 p.m. at the church for Sgt. Donald Bowers, ^f 83 Bry nate from the Highland Ave. earlier Galt description should Howard Johnson Restaurant on a work night. Hostesses are Mrs. area. Deaths in sion home economist, said. JAMES J. ROBINSON an Dr. will be honored on a day have said he “ reportedly” took Tolland Tpke. Insurance Agency Margaret Burke and Mrs. Rus Brescia has to meet a July Dr. Janina Czaljkowskl, ex- of patriotic services by the Vet sell Clough. 10 deadline for the station to be The W orld the dancing lessons, rather than a . c&r driven by James R. teinsion nutritionist, and Paul 66 Hlgbie Dr,, East Hartford erans of Foreign Wars. The an in operating condition or it will stating flatly that he had. MicQehan, 21, of 26 Marshall Nuttoall, home relations Manchester Ciountry Club will nouncement was made by Ro be lost. The FBI said Ray was first Rd. was struck in the rear by Archbishop Perez Serantes arrested in 1949 in Los Angeles, sponsor a dinner-dance for land R. Wilson, commander of When toe Board of Appeals a car operated by William G. MIAMI, Fla. (A P ) — Arch- where he drew an eight-month members and guests Saturday, Anderson Shea Post, Veterans turned down Brescia’s applies- bishop Enrique Perez Serantes, Hoar, 16, of Bolton, yesterday jail term for burglary. April 27, at the clubhouse. A of Foreign Wars. tion it did so oh toe grounds 84, Roman Catholic prelate of o/t 6:61 pjn. at E. Center and Subsequent convictions came social hour will start at 7 p.m., Sg;t. Bowers who entered toe that toe construction of toe sta Santiago, Cuba, died there Walker Sts. No police action service in May of 1967 __ - , . . _____ in Chicago, 1982, robbery; In was taken. and a roast beef dinner will be tion and towers would constitute Thursday night, ^ l e sources In j^gg^j^i, 1966, for breaking into » o vror served at 8. Norbert Saegert was wounded in action In Viet a commercial establishment in Miami reported. Otoe archbishop J I ^ e r t o L o o ^ o o d of 9 Mhr- nam in December of 1967. Bow and his orchestra will play for a prime residential area. Interceded on behalf of Fidel . ^ 1'®*' NOW OPEN forging postal orders; 1969, toe dancing from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. ers 18 toe first member of toe Brescia, through his attorney, Hol'ldster St. near Bond St. yes Castro when Castro was sen St. Louis market holdup and car Hosts and hostesses are Mr! post to be an amputee from told toe zoning board that to tenced to prison for 20 years in terday at 10:40 a.m. and failed enemy action while serving In and Mrs. Carl Bolin and Mr. seek another site which would the early 1960s. addition, he was arrested to set the handbrake. and Mrs. Joseito Zanetti. Vietnam.» not Interfere with current Charley Tooth but not convicted In 1960 in Ce- The car rolled 243 feet, strik The day of observance in his radio signals from other sta honor will be held with toe vet ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. dar Rapids, Iowa, for vagrancy; ing a car' owned by Richard The Senior Citizens will have tions would take about five erans organizations of Manches- (A P ) — Charley Tooth, 74, In in 1981 In Alton, 111., for driver Webber, 23, of RockvllU, which DING’S a military whist and setback years. card party Friday at 8 p.m. at ter participating in a flag rals- strumental In forming toe U.S license------violations;------. in 1964, , Ed- was a*so parked, , and continued ^ the Community Y. Mr. and *"8 ceremony, Blind Golf Association and wardsville. 111., for burglary. additional 113 feet, corn- founder of toe International All told, toe records show Ray to rest in the middle of tJie 550 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE 'Mrs. J. Edward ktcKeever will The date of toe event will be Blind Golfers Association, died has spent 13 years and 6 months Bond St. intersection. The driv- conduct the games. Refresh- decided at an organizational Doctor, 79, Dies; (at the Green) meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Frlday of a heart attack. He behind bars—not counting de- was not cited, .ments will be served, and toe Cars . driven by Phyllis Sim event Is open to the public. at toe VFW Post Home, 603 Cen Was Pediatrician was a former blind golf cham- tentlon on charges of which he ter St. All representatives are plon In Canada. wasn’t convicted. ^ mons, 16 Oakland St., and Don invited to attend this meeting. In New Haven Dr. Grover Francis Powers Also not Included in that total E. Daley, 61, of 10 Pine St., collided in a private' parking Honorary chairman for toe HAMDEN, Conn. (A P ) — Dr. is the .three-month stretch at PIZZA - GRINDERS lot at Main and Locust Sts. yes Personal Notices event wJll be VFW Department HAMDEN (AP) — Noted baby Grover Francis Powers, 79, a hard labor he received for being terday at 12:38 p.m. Com. Alton Kunkel of Rockville. doctor Dr. Grover Francis Pow former president of the Amerl- drunk and “ breaking arrest” Police said Mrs. Simmons Serving as co-chairmen will be ers, former president of toe can Pediatric Society, died while in the Army from Febru- / In Memoriam _ said Daley backed into her, Jin lovinc memory of Olga Schu Edwin Edwards of Manchester, American Pediatric Society, died Thursday. He wa? chief pedla- ary 1946 to December_1948. SPAGHETTI - SHELLS bert Hornbook -who (>aseed away Thursday at 79. trlcian at Yale-New Haven Hos Tlie Arrny washed Ray out on while Daley said toe Simmons April ao, 1663. past post commander and Dis trict 3 commander; and Mrs. A native of Colfax, Ind., Pow pital from 1927 to 1962. a general discharge, saying he woman struck his (M.r as she We often think of days ^ n e by. ers studied at Purdue and Johns was Inept and couldn't adapt to was making a short turning When we were all togetfibh Mary E, LeDuc, past auxiliary Of oil the joye and happiness. preslcient and Department presl- Hopkins Universities and served military life. movement. No police action was taken. We will forever treasure. dent of the state auxiliary. on toe Yale Medical School fac MerBcfaaum Timothy R. Cunningham, 18, 643-1188 •'t'! ,1. Brother, Bisters, ulty from 1921 to 1962. Meerschaum, used chiefly in of 48 Summit St., received a Nieces and Nephews WOMEN SHOE HORSES He also served as chief pe Damaged Currency (Formerly The Cluurcoal Broiler) written warning for failure to NEW YORK —Women hold diatrician ,at Yale-New Haven pipes and cigar and cigarette In Memoriam holders, is a white mineral soft The U.S. Treasury will re- drive a reasonable distance In loving memory of our dear all sorts of jobs. The last cen Hospital from 1927 to 1952. enough to be scratched with deem a damaged bill at face apart yesterday at p.m., BERNIE ALEMANY, Prop. mother and grandmother, Augusta sus counted 120 blacksmiths, -4,- He is survived by a son, Ross 2 :2 1 Potiui Oorens, who passed away the fingernail. Sometimes It is value if three-fifths of the after driving into the rear of 139, cabdrivers, 261 stevedores P. Powers of Denver, Colo., a CLOSED MONDAY April 21, IMS. found floating in the Black Sea, original is Intact. If less than a car operated by Raymond J. and 99 locomotive engineers In brother,. William W. Powers of Her memory to us Is a treasure. and'is often mistaken for sea two-fifths of the hill remains. Dwyer, 46, of East Hartford at the United States who are wo- Indianapolis, and a sister, Leila Always remembered toy her Powers of West Lafayette, Ind. foam' It is worth half its face value. the Center. Lovbw Children and Orsirisons « I '• \ ' I Iscuaaet), leettng lllary to nlty He- hav« Its ng start- icial hour tic Ooun- 1 will be tions are iter than dianrlirstrr ick Dole, lSmtrl|fr0trr antic Esming f rrald APR. 20 thru APR. 26 sd sy TV Shows iirrald session 6 p.m. to U1 on Rt. Alpert at Ellis: Itors ' , ere mtide of the i be com- Private Memories England, By JOAN CROCUT * V eeting of the registration hali where thou ry Com ELUS ISLAND, N,Y. —(NEIA sands of immigrants poured ussed in- —Li 1912, a boy of 14, speaking through, are private. ’ork, Bos- no English, arrived at Ellis Is It's the opening scene of the and land from Russia to begin a new show, and will last about four soccer life in the United States. minutes as Herb wanders over He didn't know his name and the island, closed ps an immi m formed the immigration officials gave gration center in 1984, while he wler as him one, Alpert. ^ and the Tijuana Brass provide reception Now his son. Herb Alpert, backgrotmd music. They have e guests stands In the same room, walks filmed at the Mardi Gras, on a Mississippi riverboat, with the 3 commit- past an overturned chair, past 'red Gris- walls curled with'peeling paint, Chicago Cubs in spring train )s, Mrs. looks at the balcony running ing, at a rodeo, in Chicago and ). Louis around the room and the tiled, on Broadway. This shot’at fihh lac, Mrs. vaulted ceiling. He strolls to Island is the most expensive. aul Diehl a dirty window covered with One estimate of its cost: |20,- ndson. chicken wire and looks out at 000 minimum. a . Ancient the dramatic outline of lower A generator weighing nearly I play for Manhattan Island. 20 tons was transported to the V uses from The scene is a public one, as island by barge from Manhat ry High cameras record it for the sec tan. Because it was impossible ond of Herb's specials. “The to determine the needed amount If the CM3 Beat of the Brass,'' to be seen of cable in advance of filming, Id at 7:30 on CBS-TV Monday. But Herb’s 300 pieces of it were carted Sir/ local high thoughts as he walks through along. Sixty were used. lert Ed- the emotion-filled room, once Later, during a pause in the n the pos filming, Herb said he had not trip for been sure of doing a sec her Wash- ond special, after the resound la’s Vine- ing success of his first one. "The TV Awards first was 85 per cent of what , publicity 1 thought it should be,” he said o that the Still Grow in his soft voice, a d d i^ that he Mrted that is very critical of his work. Herb Alpert at Ellis Island. His show is Monday night at 9 on CBS. i” in plac- NUW YORK (AP) —It is “Then we hit on the idea of trav Coventry Ironic that in a year marked eling across the country.” il about 20 Giving the show a more im ning to shake his reticence but er, who is now retired and liv er’s birth, Russia. generaily by lackluster enter it appeam in flashes as he talks. ing in Callfomla "listening to time. Any- tainment programs, the Nation mediate look is the fact that it "No, but I would like to go. sing one is being shot on 16mm film. When he was complimented on the radio.” Herb, who has I wonder if they would dig our al Academy of Television Arts the album cover for his latest traveled extensively in Europe )rs from and Sciences has come up with Equipment is so compact that music over there. 'Riey would ■ any part Herb and the Brass did one num A and M recording. Herb and the Orient to great ac either dig me — or I guess more categories and more nom Alpert’s Ninth (It showed a bust claim, was asked if he had ever id to call inations for its Emmy award for ber in the engine room of the they would dig me,” he says, ' of Silver Delta Queen, the old riverboat. of Beethoven wearing a Herb been to the country of his fath making a shoveling gesture. achievement and excellence. Alpert sweatshirt, he says, *T Some 280 programs and indi Ibey play as the engine chugs, and Herb says the two rhythms hesitated about that for a long viduals have been nominated blended perfectly. time. I didn’t want anyone to for industry honor. There are think I was comparing myself to or news- ‘H guess our music is very now 31 formal categories for mechanical,” he imigha Beethoven.” of Ooven- awards plus a number of other No Envelopes 31rculation broad areas for citation. In the He’s a shy man who lets his He looks around tite room and ordera or trumpet do most of the talk says, "m is would make a great news, documentary and actuali discotheque.” ty categories alone there are a ing, although he has a strong total of almost 80 nominations. sense of humor. He is begln- The talk gets back to his fath On Tony Awards ing Her- As usual, some of the nomina NEW YORK — (NEA) — TV for the first time, from lo ■espondent, tions in the entertainment cate I. 742-6231. There’s a lot that can be said ll :30 on a Sunday night, oppo gories involve programs for Alexander CMien, a flam site reruns on CBS and ABC, dropped for next season —both boyant, yet tasteful Broadway the show is expected to have le r s NBC's "I Spy” and "Run For producer with plenty of imagi an audience of 80 miUion peo —Welpa Your Life” and their stars are nation. ple. Last season, on another iwn In Aus- up for awards. But the thing that may earn network with fewer stations, and 0 the 1900 Five series, none less than him a place in some history opposite healthier competition, d’s biggest two seasons old, are rivals for 1 . book one day is the fact that the show played to 28 million. the area, an Emmy in the “outstanding he is producing an awards Cohen, who has produced such ting this comedy series” category, but show, and not once during the Broadway SRO hits as Richard nlnum has not one new series made the course of the show wUl anyone Burton’s “Hamlet” and "Black Australians list. And the way the categories say, "The envelope, please.” Comedy,’^ s ^ s he is seriously 9 an area are set up permits one actor to Cohen’s production is "Broad thinking of packaging Broadway the first be nominated for two Emmies way '68: The Toiiy Awards,” productions for TV. n voyagers for playing the same role. set for NBC-TV Sunday. Angela “The entire New York iegit- nent — in Raymond Burr is up for his* Lansbury and Peter Ustinov imate theater, in a good year, lip. performance "by an actor in a are co-hosts. Presenters in plays to 12 million people at its leading role in a drama” in clude Audrey Hepburn, Robert peak. Here in one night we’ll "Ironside,” a two-hour made- Goulet, Paul Newman, Joanne play to nearly five times that. for-TV feature, which was ac Woodward, Eydle Gorme, Steve tually a pilot for the series Lawrence, Carol Channing, (See Page Three) “Ironside” that followed it. He Pearl BaUey and LesUe Ug- is up for another Emmy for gams. Not one of them will get playing the same character in to ask for an envelope. , the series. With such a raft of nomina “Every awards show goes lUte tions, it is almost impossible to this,” Cohen said. "The present single out any programs or per er reads a list of nominees, says formers for special mention. ‘The winner is —may I have And many of the nominated pro the envelope please? Where are ^ m n e k INSON grams were not particularly 'my glasses? Oh, God, I can’t ELtCTROKICS ncy impressive. get the envelope open. I’m so Hartford It may be that the large num excited!’ Every actor is up there laboratories ber of nominations is the result trying to make a three-act play of the rather simple method of out of his one line.” 277 BROAD nominating. It may be done by On the Tony telecast, an elec an academy member, a produc tronic theater marquee will light er or even some of -the crafts up with the names of the nom STEREO men of the business. However, inees, a button wlU be pushed, and the winner’s name will ap winners will be chosen by ex pear. perts namd by thee academy. TAPES The awards will come May 19 “NBC Experiment in Television” mixes its media Cohen, who rescued the Tony Awards from deteriorating into on an NBC program scheduled this Sunday to find out where today’s youth is at. complete obscurity, did such a FOR for 90 minutes. But with so The program, titled “Youth ’68” and subtitled good Job that last year’s show many categories, it may be dif “Everything’s Changing . . . Or Maybe It Isn't,” has been nominated for an Em ficult to crowd ^ e awards, the will be a montage of interviews, rock music, quo my Award. The show even got GARS envelope-opening a n d the tations and dance. NBC will broadcast it '4:30 to a rave review from the New thank-you speeches into the York Times. , time period. 5:30 p.m. TV-Bndlo, Salea and geretea KE Telecast this year on NBC^ P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ItANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1968 P A G E THREW SATURDAY JU PROGRAM Morning MONDAY J(; PROGRAM Fducatiorial TUESDAY JU PROGRAM 1I:M (Z»4S4*) Tap Gat (0> Pitts. (Joined in progress). "Winchester 76” Tom Tiyoo, 1:8 (8) Best Seller sioa undergo psychological rehahlll- (8) Tha Beatlei (0> Fart I "The Enemy Below" 1:66 (8) Best Seller (U ) lasIghU — Ballgtsa Dan Duryea. John Saxon, John. TV * **** News (C) lauon.tation. rtR (C) 8:88 (8) Newt with Walter Croa- 9:88 (8) News Special Beneri (48) Caadlrala Bewllac (88) Celebrity RBI lards (C) Drew Barrymore, John Dehn- Men and machines attempt (848) Fblsay Ssaad" (C) TV Part n "The Enemy Below” Uto (C) "What Happened to Riot Re 18:88 (S> BIc 8 Thaatar Minn. Fats vs. Donald O'Oon- er and Joan Blondell. Story to out maneuver each other (O?*’ Weather 8:88 (8-48) Peytsa Mace (G) Robert MItchum Curt Jurgens (8) News with Bob Yoaag (C) port” Study of broad range "The Quiet Gun' ” 67. Rancher nor. of special Winchester rifle and (M onday — Friday) in submarine duel during WW 18:88 (1) Carol Baraett SI (C> ( 86) Film (88) SMial Beearity ta AeOaa Im ! ^!5'T.Q''*«Iu Show {W EDHf Channd 24 ) of reactions — official and la forced Into killing after be- (88) America (C) , how it affected Uvea of various n. Robert MItchum, Curt W ) Highlights Ouesta: Lesley Amt Warren (82) At Home with Kitty (88-88) Haatley-BriaUey Be private — to March 2 Report Inx framed by saloon owner. "Fields of Glory" q people who possessed i t Jurgens, Doug McClure, Theo W m Colton and guests and Don Adams. (86) Divoree Coart port (G) of Prea’s Comm, on Civil Floirest Tucker. Jim Davis, Nationwide tour of many his 8:8* (8) FetUcsat JaacUaa (G) dore BIkeL ^ ( O (*84>48> T Spy (0) (46) OIri Talk 6:45(28) Local News Disorders. Broadcast Mara Corday. toric and sacred places where 8:85 (8) Moments of Comfort and (18) FSm (8) Hollywood Palace (G) J :5 LONDON Conservati\ split today tween two the racial Edward the opposit spoken rlgl ell from