M m thtBitt FRIDAT, MAIIGH 1968 A m . M ir N« FM i: gOTtttng If^rali Wks 1»n Steak WmPai Larry Laglar, aon of Mr. and Robert W. Pratt of 133 March c. uoi Varlabto clondtnaaa tonight Mm. dMuige may halve M asdies- A bou t Tow n Mra.. Oeorga Daglar of S6 Jar- Waranoke Rd. will participate ihe RetaU Division on the ef- iHanrlj^0t^r lEum ittg and tomorrow. Overnight low ter stores. via Rd., baa bean named to the in a special Alumnae Daya pro­ Another Evening Opening taota in Mssichester of the Hart- 35 to 90. Comawhat ooidar to ­ teid Monday store openings, WANTED .a | L M d * W. (M obmb. aon dean’a Hat for the flrat aemea- gram Sunday and. Monday at On the recommendation sf 15,476 m orrow, U gh naar 40. «C M r. iB tf Mm. B m M t O. OiA- ter at Weatem New Simmoiu Collage, B o a t o n, Edward Beargeon, chairman of retaUen have declined CImui, Late Modtl ManeheMter— A City of Village Charm MU «( M a. MMdto I)**., wma Oollece, Springfield, Maaa. He Mam. Subject of Merchant Poll the RetaS Division, those pres­ comment, pending some con­ la a IMS graduate of Bast ent agreed on the poH. crete buatneaB figures and USED CARS iM M U jr pwimo tiil to bia prw - A poU Is being taken of Man- VOL. LXXXVIU, NO. 140 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION— TABLOID) MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1969 (Otaaalfled Adrortiatag on Fkga 11) GathoUc High School. Army Pvt. Jeffrey P. Clarke, Bartlng wfth next Monday. A card la beliig sent to the tremta. PRICE TEN CBNTE M t MBk altar oonqtlalliic the (heefer letallera, to determine Top PrieM Pgld son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. MhB Hartford stores, especial­ retatle.ra, (asking whether they Anay Waa-oommlaalwMart Offi- whether they want to remain Mlaa Deborah A. Karp of ill Clarke of SI Plymouth Lane, re­ ly the kBiger ones, have been are tor a(ddltionaI night open­ FVh-AUMskml OH* gehoM at Ft. ntwit, Ky. open atiy other night or nights, in Long.Haira Sent Home Waranoke Rd. has been named cently completed advanced In­ ck>eed on Mondays fo r more ings and, if so, on which right CARTER CHEVROLIII fantry training at Ft. Jackson, addMlon to Thursday idght, fiw n 20 yesuna DERBY (AP)—The principal Ite W«nea^ Chib ot Man- to the dean's list for the fall or nights. A second question of Derby High School has sent S. C. He received his BA de­ the presem opening. CO.. INC. ttaatar aicacuttve board will semester at the University ot The Manchester Chsunber of asks whether they will conform about 60 students home ani& told gree Arum Union OoUege, Schen­ The poll retwilta from the de­ raaat Itaidhy at 8 fvjn. at the R ochester, N. T . . Commerce'# Retail Dlvielon to the majority choice or them not to return tmUI they 1229 MkiB St. ectady, N. T. cision of Downtown Hartford bofoa 0 t MTa. WnUam Hooker, met Tuesday morning to ex­ choices. cut their hair and shorten their Phone 649-6288 Soviets Say Chinese Bones to open six days a weBi, T7 Brta 8t Mm. Oaotfia Naca- Intermediate Toga cleaaee plore the effects U» Hartford No conclualon was reached by aldebitfna. wW begin Monday from 9:M to The Rev. Kenneth L. Oustaf- 10:30 a.m. at the pommunity Y. eon, peutor of Calvary Church, Hjraa Mbnrheatar atudenta of Mm Ruth Bender wlU te j^ die will conduct a nervice Sunday Ow a m i SolMOi o f Oanoe will eight-week oouise. Bahy sitting (at 8:15 a.m. on radio station pattern Smday at S p.m. on is avaflabie. WINF. The program is spon­ Hit 2nd Border Post sored Jointly by the Manches­ TV Chaianal M. th e y are Oiella MOSCOW (AP) — 'The the Russian frontier post on Da­ live against each other sinoe and Mlary OannUy, dauthters The R«v. Walter Lnamis, pern- ter Council of Churches and the Manchester Oeigy Association. Soviet Union chargied today manaky Island In the Ussuri then. of Mr. and Mm Joa^ Oomoi- tor of Oaenmiadty Baptiat R(0d Chinese troops ttttbck- The Soviets claim the island ^ of US nomnoe St; and Mau- Church, wiH conduct a aervlce SPECIAL at R M / i i w r s River, on the Manchurian bor­ where the clashes hsvs tsksn raoD DonacMe, daughter of Mr. tenday at 3 p.m. at Omen RabU H. Lindesdhal of ed a Soviet Flar E ( ^ border der about 300 miles north of Vla­ T eferes Isnaiel Synogiogue, Hart­ INC. post Friday and today, in divostok. place Is their territory. The and Mm Matthew DonacMe, Dodge. He wSl be aaekited by Chinese call it Chenpoo and soy IN Porter 8t John ‘Dean. ford, will conduct Ihe “ Mbmento the second Series (of Mo(ody Today, a "Mg armed detach­ of Faith" program Sunday at ment of Chlneae soldiers, sup­ it is "InellBputably Chinese." c ^ h e s in two weeks. Peking repeated this claim to­ 9 p.m. on mdio station WRCH. A atatement to the Chlneae ported by artillery and mortar fire, attacked Soviet guards whd day in a 6,760 propaganda blast government, read over Moacow that accused Soviet leaders of Zion Evangelical Lutheran ®^EEN SAVINGS FOR Radio aald there were an un- were protecting the island," HI KATHY. WEUE MfSY. BUT HATPY! Church youth instruction claases said Tasa. "Through measures conducting a reign of tenror at apecifled number of dead and home and collaborating with the will meet tomormw at 9:30 a.m. wounded. . adopted, the provocatetirs were AT FSKO*S—Freak OantaleapeL Strawberries, Phans, Neota- to achieve "Joint at the church. The NATIONALLY ADVERTISED nr PORTARLE Missile Systems Top Item United States wlU retaliate if fighting coet leathemecks 10 wont olasbes," it said, “On the >299 Nixon Win Seen the Oommunist comm and gioes klUed and 40 wounded. It oald 'uantraiy, It takes oO steps to VENICE, (AP)— Ten­ too far. the OH48 chopper w as eva(Ouat- avoid them." or Gaatone LimarUli bran­ "I will not wiam again," Nix­ iflg American wounded when It Ihe atatement disotoaed *»»* dished fits sword too entiiusl- Disarmament Talks on said in Washington. was hit by a rocket-propeUed a meattog was held last One Day Only! astically In a Jealousy scene U.S. infontrymen of the 2Sth Close on ABM $ grenade. It flipped over and W ateesday betweei$ "rapcooan- 20” PORTABLE In “BYancesca da Rlmlnl" Division and South Vietnamese bunted, but only three Ameri­ 'taiUvea o f Soviet and Chkase WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ Leader Everett M. Dlrksen opera and wounded his love paratroopere hacked by artil­ cans were woimded. frontier troops." At the meet­ WESTMGHOUSE rival on the stage of La Reopen Next Week dent Nixon la confident that aft­ HALE from a hazy position to one of lery and bombere fought off en­ The loss raised to 2,481 the to­ ing, ft said, a. Cfetoese officer er a torrent o f debate he wlU outright support. Fenlce Opera bouse Friday. GENEVA (AP) — The 17-na­ Gerard C. Smith, 64, a lawyer, emy forces that tried to overrun tal number of U.S. brilcopters "threatened the uoe of armed win approval from the Demo­ Nixon's program also-won the LimariUl, in the role ot tion disarmament conference publisher lapd dlaannament ex­ bases 37 and 46 miles northwest lost to r the war. force against Soviet frontier Bti (ort. cratic Ctongress of a Sentinel reluctant but important backing Chanclotto, pierced baritone of Saigon. Spokesmen said they March 15th $ Aldo Protti In.the back after reopens here Tuesday after a pert who first proposed the U.S. B52 bombens flew eight guarte proteoting Damanslgr Is­ missile system protecting the of the Senate GOP whip, Hugh seven-month recess. It will be Washington-Moscow "hot line." killed 40 enemy, took four pris­ missions on three sidee of Sol- land." ADM IRAL 2T CONTEMPORARY CONSOLE nation's deterrent punch rather Scott of , who had finding him lying In bed with oners (and captured 28 weapons, the first prolonged confrontation Three major issues are ex­ gem today, dropping 1,600 to rs of "Damansky laland,” the 8o- than its cities. been an advocate of delay. his stage wife. Protti was including a flame thrower. A Majority Leader Mike Mans­ playing the role of Paulo. between top officials' of Presi­ pected to dominate the Geneva Leaders of the House, on the dent Nixon's admlndstration and conference: U.S. tosses were one man (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteea) field, who has been critical of other hand, Indicated in their It was the final scene. Af­ the program, said Nixon now ter the curtain fell, a doctor the Kremlin. 1. An underground nuclear comments that once through the The biggest priority is the test ban. has the Senate votes to proceed Senate funds for the antiballlstic administered two stitches to with the le-bllUon to $7-bllllon sew up the wound. proposed bllaterail taHas between 2. A treaty to ban the manu­ MAGNIFICENT missile (ABM) system may be the United States and the Soviet facture and use of biological 2T EARLY AMERICAN CONSOLE system the President wants to In in friendlier hands. Education Funds Cut Asked defend the U.S. offensive mis­ Union on limiting anttmiaslle and chemical weapons. Nixon climaxed an intensive systems. 3. A treaty to ban fixed nu­ sile and bomber might. review of the Sentinel program, But, the Montana Democrat The Soviet-led invasion of clear or other armiaiment Instal­ suspended aiqld rising criticism Czechosiovnakia last August de­ lations on the sea bed. said, the picture could change several weeks ago, by announc­ Negotiations before what shapes up as Nix­ layed the efart of these negotia­ CSiances of a comprehensive ‘Lack of Leadership’ Cited ing his plans to go ahead with a tions, but an Informed Western PHILCO 2T CONTEMPORARY CONSOLE on's first major confrontation limited version at a nationally test ban treaty seem remiote. with Congress—a vote Ukely to Set'Terms of souixe said the International cli­ The Soviet Union claims mod­ broadcast news conference Fri­ mate has sufficiently improved com e In about two months on day. ern detection methods are eo so­ for such talks to get under way appropriations for the first Nixon said the decision would phisticated visiting inspectors For Waterbury Racial Ills phase. This will involve con­ Plea by Ray "within a few months." (are unnecessary and would be produce “ a very spirited debate President Nixon's decision to struction on tvro sites and pro­ and it will be a very close potential spies. The United "sub^antielly m od erate" WATERBURY, Ooim. (AP)— ston held in Waterbury last of the Wsbertaury news- curement of 10 more. vote." By BERNARD CANZER States says on-site inspection is America's antiballistic mtsslle year. 2T FRENCH PROVINCIAL • AUTOMATIC COLOR TNING Administration sources also He said one vote could make Associated Press Writer vital because there Is no equip­ This city of 108,000 was por­ papefs, the Republican and the shield and new Communist While other oitlSB have sim i­ American, as exhibiting "per­ said a sampling of Sente posi­ the difference, but added: ment sensitive enough to distin­ trayed Friday as a polentialiy MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Chinese sabre-rattling along the lar problems in (sreas such as tions showed enough votes. But "I think, however, that after guish between a minor earth haps the only real leadentep- - - The decision of James Dari Ray Manchurian border could help exi^oslve community in which race reiations and education, in sensitive caess." they indicated the Senate would the members ot the House and tremor end an underground nu­ to plead guilty to killing Dr. get things moving. Both Wash­ " a continual 'lack of leaderahip" the commission says Waterbury be the target ot an all-out cam­ the Senate consider this pro­ clear test. In response to the oomanfs- Martin Luther King Jr. in re­ ington and Moscow believe the is especially handicapped by a paign of presidential persua­ gram, which is a minimum pro­ Swedish compromise propos­ has allowed the domination of alon's report, school txmrd pres­ turn for a 99-year prison term Chinese will be capable of •OFF THE "ONE OF sion. The comments of oppo­ gram, and which particularly als for 'an Inter-related Interna­ fear, distrust and race haitred. leadership vaeuwn, inoluding a ident Salvatore Terenzo indicat­ w as' the result of lengthy and lauttchlng long-range nuclear nents In th a t' cham ber showed provides options to change in tional inspection system could The poitrayail comes in a re­ need for action by rehglous ed Friday night that withhold­ closely guarded negotiations. missiles within the next two SHELF" A KIND" why. other directions if we find the help break the ice. port raleas^ Friday by the leaders. ing state funds would not help N(ot only did the prosecution years. “ Make no mistake—Congress threat has changed, or that the Britain Is pushing for an Inter State Commlaslon on Human The oommtedon averred that the situation. Men's New Spring and defen^ approve ot the plan, rights, which recommends that ritril tranqutUty is not something can stop this," said Wisconsin art has changed, our evaluation The conference Is almost cer­ nation(ai treaty that would out­ "Depriving Watertsoy of Democrat William Proxmire. a reconstruction of the eveid;8 state education funds to Water­ that can be taken for granted; of the techniqie has changed, I tain to center on the Amei^can law '-biological and riremical money body needed tar the edu­ STEREO'S "The Industrial-military es­ shows, but KingB' widow, Coret- end Soviet capitals, and observ­ weapons. But the initial Soviet bury be cut off, and that an in- it must be continually maintain­ think that we have a good cational system," he said, "is tablishment won at the White ta, U.S. Abty. Gen. Ramsey vestigatelon be undertaken by ed by re^xmetUe oonununity chance of getting approval. ers view it as a thermometer reaction has been cool. not going to help oorred any House," said Democrat Albert (31ark and Tennessee Gov. Bu- the U.S. Attorney. leadena and First skirmishes In the battle, for me(^uring futive E(ast-West A diplomatic source said the profatams that allegedly exist. It Gore of Tennessee. which could open serious and tord Ellington co(ncurred. relations. The report is a product of a to tills respect, (he commls- TABLE MODEL • 4-SPEED AUTO. "The President's decision is lasting wouilda even if the Pres­ Notes on telephone calls made The United States will have a (Scu Page Fourteen) series of hearings the oonunia- slon applauded (he edUorial (See Page Fourteen) COMPACT CONSOLEHE his first serious mistake," said ident eventually wins, likely will by the prosecution and informa­ new delegation for the first Democrat Eugene J. McCarthy come Wednesday when Defense tion from a New York attor­ time in more than five years. SPORTCOATS of Minnesota. Secretary Melvin R. Laird testi­ ney's office confirm that Mrs. WilMam Poster, veteran dilef of Helping somewhat to offset fies on defense appropriations King was informed of the poten- the Arms Control and Disarma­ this' criticism w u the move­ ment Agency has retired. Nixon CONTEMPORARY OR EARLY AMERICAN SOLID STATE CONSOLE ment of Senate RepubUcan (See Page Fourteen) , (See P age Fourteftn) has named as Ms successor ii - !★ AU SUITS and SPORT GOATS PHILCO AM - FM CONTEMPORARY • MULTI SPEAKER Nixon Spearheading Drive 11 ON SALE, INCLUDING OUR NEW SPRINfi STYLES! To Cool Campus Violence 5 ★ FANOUS BRAND NAMES FAMOUS FRENCH PROVINCIAL » „ <222 By DON OBERDORFER anarchists away from disrup­ of students involved. As he had INCLUDED - NOTHING WITH­ The Woohiogtan Post % tion ." It is this resolve—^accord­ before, Mr. Nixon suggested HELD! WASHINGTON — With the ing to bis asaoctates—which has Umt anyone rejecting "the rule President in personal charge, prompted him to seek to throw of reason" for the "rule of the Nixon administration has the weight of the presidency force" should be expelled. ■ «. »««.«o ^ ...... NOW a n undertaken its own program to against the current wave of The next step, mentioned In M OTOROLA EARLY AMER. • AM-FM STEREO w/RECORD STORAOE <294 discourage violent and unlawful campus dtsordens. the letter to Father Hesburgh, R... $85.(w r...... NOW aaa tactics in campus proteeta. Before leaving for Ekir(q>e w.is assignment qf Vice FY-esl- R...f8«.(M ...... !.N O W a m Borne scattered aspects . of Feb. 2S, the President Is said dent Agnew to consult the na­ (this drive have com e .to light to Iwve discussed 'the violence tion's governors about possible lU f. $70.00 ...... NOW S M in the p(sst two weeks. Aooord- on campuses with Vice Presi­ federal and state steps to cope tog bo W hite House lofficiala dent Spiro T. Agnew, Attorney with disorders on campus. Ag­ KLH STEREO CONSOLE CONTEMPORARY AM-FM s(ddltiflnal moves are Ukely. General John N. Mitchell and new discussed the matter with One Day Only! At the moment, the White Secretary of Heedth, Education the govemoi-3 Feb. 27 and later House la- weighing the question and Welfare Robert H. Finch. said he was soHoiting their Don't miss this important Pre-Etaster Sale! Simply of a piesldentlsl statement or deduct 20% o^f any price ticket In the entlt« men's These officials have met with views about the delicate prob­ department! Choose from deluxe talloMd FREE DELIVERY - UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY - EXKRT SERVlOE speech on the topic. the President on the same topic lem of govemnront Intervention worsted suits, sport coats, all weather coats with alp- Last May, Mr. Nixon chor- at least once since he ratumed on, the campus. White House out liners. Free custom alteratiom, too! ooterized the disorden at Oo- from his trip, WhUq House sources said Agnew's work with lumbla UndveraKy as "both a FBEE CUSTOM ALTERATIONS sources said. the governors on this topic is nhtionai tragedy and a national continuing. NO MONEY DOWN- The first public step was Mr. disgrace" and during the presi- Nixon's letter released Feb. 24 USE YOUB OHABfHC ACCOUNT ' Where Service Isl At the governor's conference datiUal campaign last fail he commending Rev. Theodore M. here. Attorney General Mitchell Landmark Lighting urged that univerattiea expell Hesburgh, President of Notre revealed that the Justice De­ INC any otudent whose protests In­ Dame University, for his "torth- partment is actively investigar A member of the honor guard at Arlington Nation- -on is scheduled to accept the gift of the -American clude taw-breoktog. rlglit stand" against campus ting canipus disorders to check OPEN 6 DAYS. THURSDAY NIGHTS HU 9:001 The caiwtkiate also dedared disorders and condemning a al Cfemetery stands at the Tomh of the Unknotvns Legion at ceremony tonight. Lights of Washington, 445 HARTFORD ROAD, N e a r M cKEE Our Best Product that "we must firmly guide the "smjill, irresponsible minority" (See Page Fourteen) during test of new lighting system. President Nix- including Capitol dome are at right. (AP Photofax). tVBNnW^mntALD, MANCHESTBR. OONW., SATURDAY, M AB^ 11

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■IvnAjra denwnda maidmum pcinaltiea, the liaitr^ratrr pain had to be death." Dr. BriMMl wrote in hto book: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. MARCH 15, 1908 €tm tittii l|rraUi "Bhe wttom tiw lorved never kept her PAcn f i w ptedge, end he begw to feel that Mie ___ mnUSBBO BT THK HaRALD FIUNTUTO OO.. INC realty didn’t love him. Pain had to be _U BtoeU arM t repaid with pain, u d since the unenn- Tw>«r. OomiL F. v4bbouson sciMie alwiaye demonde the maximum, R. FBROUSCm PaMMicr* the pain had to be death." i i ' J WNradcd Oetol>er 1, ISU Dr. Ekdiorr eaid in Oalltomia: FMia«d Brenr Bvtnlnc Except Sundejn ■The only real solution is to look for Mri B dIUa^ Entered M. the PotN OfTIce at |CM>a eeter. Coim., as. Second C U n N el a compromtse. He does. He fIntM a sym­ bolic repUoa of hia father In the torm ervices irectory SDBSCRIPTtON RATES of Kennedy, kills him and also reverses usiNESS S D < Pajvble la Adruiea » Y«iir ...... ISO.OO the retattoneMp that statKte between Wm S i Montis __ .9...... 1S.80 and his most predous possession — his ree Montho ...... 7.80 mother’s tove.” Om Month ...... L80 And the comparable passage in Dr. ~ ~ MEMBER'of CAMPING _ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Brussel’s book read: CAR LEASING ...... *'^^i** HIGH G R AD I The AaeocUed Preie la exduxlvelj^ entitled lo ^ nee of repubUcetlon ct ell neve dla- ''Hie only sduUon was to look tor .a EQUIPMENT g *g>ee credHed to It or not otherwtoe oredlt- compromise. He did. He tound a sym-’ hi thie paper and alao the local newt puh- 0i 1 or 2 Ibata, dots, Hleeplng Bags, PRINTING IMwd here. bdlc repUca of his mother, kUled her, Air Msttreesiia, Stavea, ^ rM U of repuMksation of special dt»- and took valuables that stood for her Job and Commordnl catohaa neretn are alao reserved. P rin tin g moat precious possession—the thing she YEAR PUN Hie Heisid Printing COinpaay Inc., a» MANCHESTER Prompt sui HBMsal s n ^ m financial reaponsDWIty for typo- had denied Mm: her love." First In BfanehMlMr. New fdiloal errors appearing In adrerilsemenls SURPLUS SALES CO. PHnIteg Ot An KkidB other readln* matter In The Manchester —with a mere shift of the parents enie, foil malnteBaBee, fadljr Ting Herald. Involvied in the two cases —was how it Inrared to retooe year prab- N. MAIN 8T. a t Depot Sgnan . Angelee Thnes-Washlng- was that the California psychologist tee- lens and wonlee. For toll CommiHlty Prait ton Post News Service. Opan Dally to 9tM PJg. Fiji aervlee _ollent of N. E. A. Service, Inc Ufytng the other day had such an easy, informatloa, call 9 Eiwt Middle IW Ia h m Repreaentattves — The iullus glib time of It deciding that Sirhan Slr- I. FABR — ets-nii Mathem Special ^ n c y — New York Chi Telephon* 648-5727 cago. Detroit and Boston. han, in contrast to eB the people who Pad Dodga PonticK WmtBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCITUA were continually protesting that Senator INC. HONS. Robert Kennedy was too young to aspire $7$ MAIN SXBKBT MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADI Dtaplay advertising closing hours: to the Presidency, found in him a father DION’S F ir Monday — l p.m. PVlday. PkoiM ««»-«881 CANVAS AWNINGS Fw ^eeday — i p.m. Saturday. image to fit his need tor klllli^ a MEMORIAL CO. SHELL Fw Wednesday — l p.m. Monday replica of his own father. We Ulrga Ton Toi gnpparl F>r ^ r s d a y — l p.m. Tuesday. ' The Lnta Jnalor Mnasnu Oppoaito Bast Oematery Pw e^day — I p.m. Wednesday. Thus there Is spread on the national S^uroay — 1 p.m. Thursd^. SERVICE dsanfled dMoltne — 5 p.m. dftybgfory scene a rather good IMustratlon of how Qudity Mmnoriab 85$ OBNTBB 9TBBBT *’"5*tf***i'’- ® PJ"' Erlday for Saturday much scholastic and research talent and Monday publication. It takes for some experts to qualify them Over SO T ean' Bxparlenoe Try Parkade Geaners MBOHANIO ON DUTY Saturday, March 15 selves tor public tesUmony in Ufe and WATKINS-WEST AT A U , HOUBS death mattere. Cdl 649-5807 “Service is our business,” Ask tor tt, knowing that the FUNERAL says Martin Libltaky, owner of itarters, oeaeraton, A. AnUU'l'l, Prop. same care and altenUon that Better Yes Than No SERVICE the PaikaAe Caeeners at 402 W. marks their regular servloe Oarburetora Harrisoa St, Maaohestar MkkHe ItAe. Mr. Ubltsky gives Domeetle - Vhreign Oar SEB US FOBt Tlte nuctoar nonprolUeratlon treaty has Which Lawn Will We Choose? will be yours on oneday serv­ Stt-7888 r, Atamlnum BeO Up now been ratified by the Senate, by a In the end, as it is with everything in ORMAND J. WEST personal service to each of his ice. Awniaga stn»K vote of 83 to 15. The first thing we modem clviltaation, it will turn out to customers, and no doubt this Is Bettor get your bedspreads, e Doer Ossoples D irg eto r toe reason that so many people draperies, etc. cleaned before any about it ia that we suppoee It in a be a matter of dottara and cents. Maaeheater and Befanont e Storm Doers 14S B. CIBNTBB FT. are taking thpir ctotoes here. the holidays and what better MANDHESTER • oemhlaelleB Wtaissm better thing to have the treaty ratified Simple economlea wMl datemlne the The Parkade Cleaners is right place could you take them than by the United States Senate than to have moment when we all switch from the Maaohester's OMeat RUC CLEANING iwxt to the Liggett Drug Store to Pfu'kade deenersT All work Cifts tor All Occasions Msnciisster Awalag Osi It rejected by that body. Once having natural to the artificial lawn. With Finest inMlUtlea OOMPANT at the Parkade ^and there is al- IM WEST OBNTBB BT. ia done on the premisee, and Telephone etB-SeM been thotMtat woittii negnUaititM', U efaould At the moment, natural grass hi the 15 HAMNAWIT ST. ■ways plenty of parking space. you wM a p p r e d ^ how idoely Btore, 787 apeoUon. You can buy wtth as- S s u jif o o d , Icjglcal thing tor the average housrtiold- The buBinesB -was started about they are d M m d a n d serving the surance, and you know you are FstsbHshee 184* be raUfied. IMib is one of those things we PhoM 643-0012 r e ^ to uaa . people of Manchester and vl- getting a One diamond if you are su|)|Msad to do. In our troubled timee, er. ten years ago and Mr. Ltbit- CHOICE VARIETY hgre yon got low prices aky bought it about 2H years ___, . clnlty for a great many years; purchaae it at Bray’s. to ahow ttiat our hearts axe in the right But even he should not make any new A no^ service offered at h fact, H. is one__ of______Manches- Lookihg tor a fraternal ring? P j ^ Uphointery place. litveMment in lawn equipment without and a 10% Donna Card 3-DAY ago. With a vast baokg^Tound of Qualify Photographed By Syavkut Oflara experience in dry cleaning, he ***®®*Y tor’s oMeet Jewelry ktores. Try Bray’s Jiewetay Store, and and Iwl Shop So we hope everybody else ratifies the checking to see whet the latest quota­ BARKHAMSTED RESEKVOTR |. . . To Save W ithI SERVICE service. You can also get one- Franda B. Bray was the orig- If they do not stock Just what BE-UPHOUnBBINO feels that by doing all the work day laundry service on shirts.______Seafood nuclear nonproUferaiUon treaty too. tion on artificial grass may be. light on toe premlass he can inal owner of the store cuid fai you went, they 'wtU be happy to e MODBBN FUBNITOBB Today, to get a top grade brand of On <|aalllgr Dry denning AU transactions are based on 1950 WUUam Bray Joined hhni get it tor 43 OAK STREET and ANTIQUBS ESven if that Is done, however, and the FUBNITDRE OLBANINO offer better service to tds cus­ a oaaft end carry basis, and you artificial grass—one that will last as loi« a Drapes a 8Up«ov«n tomers. He has set a particular­ and on April 1, 1908 WUUam Choosing wedding gifts or gifts TBL. S48-8M7 s Store Stools sad llsnihs UM of edgners actuary tndudea imUIdim •Wonders of the Universe" save money. To look your beelt, Bray becamie the owner of the for spedal oocaalons oen be # Onstom Fnralturo now believed unlikely to sign — like as lawn equipment—the minimum price Herald a Onrtalaa a dollilng ly high ataixlard for all work a ProlwaMnnal depend upon the fine dry clean­ store. somewhat of a chore, but you SUpeovors sad Drapertm , Israel and OomnuBdst Chim — would be 1450 for an area 15 by 20 Yesterdays Connecticut Yankee done at his estahlishment, and ing and laundry servloe offered This is a most complete store wlU find a very One eelectlon of Made to Order the qisesUon of whether the worid hag feet. Spacecraft Reliability U you wUl take some clothing at Parkade Cleaners. and you wlU find Mr. Bray al- gifts at Bray’a Seth Thomas Oompleto 25 Years Ago B y A .H .O . a One day here to be cleaned you wlB see Reiben Plen’$ achteved safety for itself in the nuclear Tbls seems a forbidding figure, tor By L M. LEVITT, Director aecvics If Oh yse, for the courtesy of ways wUHng to help you In any lAxks make a very welcome the moment. low critical steps to be read* Local PoOzh reSldeintB pur^ for yourself Just what a dif­ FBEB B8TDIATB8 age will not have been amwered. Sigidfioant events of the past checked and aiialjrzed. their customers they are offer- way possible. For that -very ape- gift, and you might be interest­ chase a total of $47,000 in war We suppose that if we are go­ ESSO ference tola personal attenUon ing free storage on winter d al girl, you will find fine qual- In looking at th d r fine dis- Texaco Sfafion Lower Level of thr. Parkade Nothing Is going to be able to ehut But it seems almost certain that, some few months indicate that man These are currently in opera­ ever lit is he finally asks them a Alterattom and know-how can make. ete-dJM day in the future, the respective costs bonds tor purchase of a heavy ing to chronicle aocurately the to do. Birt first Bailey must be­ and repnin 405 MAIN ST. clcthee, no limit. Ity diamonds here tor your in- P$ay of etorllng on crystaL Mr. off the poasessian of nuclear materials will soon be orbiting the earth tion in ground testing systems. The atore is epen 7:80 a.m. to 381 Main SttaGt Mon. A Tneo. M , Sat. M ot the two kinds of lawn wiU come out for extended periods of time to bomber. most MgnUicant devdopmenM come the fiscal eoqxert; he must a An woifc donm ------— —------— ------Bray wlU •be happy to gMt wrap by many nations. Every nuclear power The reason it takes so long to TEL. 649-6633 6 p.m., Monday, ’Tuesday and your srieotlon for you, and you even. live 'with complex mechaxiical launch a large booster is that choose the kind of fisosJ on pnmlaea plant built and operated inevitably adds W Years Ago axid chapters In the stray of the package that wUI do the Job, Saturday, and from 7:30 a.m. wlU find many and varied gifts Phoiw 643-9149 ite plutonium byjnoduct to the stockpiles, Hie expenses of natural grass. It and eleotronlc sysbema whose these ground checks are 1999 General Assembly’s cotv * Tuno-Ups lifetimes aire unknown. How This was a Sunday; Ih e Her­ as 'well as toe Mnd of package to 0 p.m, on Wednesday, Thurs­ that are eure to please In a wide Hydrainatlo TYsssmIsslou from which bombs could be m ad^ should be remembered, must include not sequentially determining toe ald did not pubUSh. he can sell to those who haws PARKADL day and Friday. variety of prices. GLASS will the spacecraft and compo­ vehicle’s operational character­ frontatlon, with the great fiscal * EnQiiw CloanliiQ BapalHag This nonproliferation treaty aim ^tself only the initial cost, the annual sharpen­ to ■vote it. Now la a good tone to take o For Ante WladakMds nents beha've under the alien istics. The current Apollo space­ orilHis it has now become time * Minor Ropoln If you are looking tor a natty An Work Ouarautead at the task of binding those natlom to ing and tuning repair blU, and the coat GLEANERS. your clothing to the Parkade good wstoh, stop. In at Bray’s o For Store FYoats aud oonihUons of space? This pro- craft program transmits 330 suitable for the task. An air­ to set it down that power and The big thing that keeps tMs Texaco LnbrloatlMi SanrlM an stseo of wladows whom the bomb might thus become rath­ of fuel tor the mowing equipment. It vooatl've question posed by borne computer would be ideal. Next To Uggett Drag j * Stamps Oeaxiers eo that everything will Jewelry Store and look over measurementsto the ground and dedaloin have begun to seek the task from being as duM as Ms look like new tor the holiday We Give jtVT Oreau Btaoipa o For Table Tops er ea^y available not to make M tor must also include such items as new many engineers is one whose displays 250 measurements to It could interrogate all systems their fine eelectlnn of weU periodically, review trends and man bdg enough to use end ingredienibs is that Dailey, is season ahead. As a matter of known watches. Mr. Bray car­ OPEN S AJd. to 5 r J i . themselves. grass seed perlodloally, fertilizer, lime, solution is imperative. the crewmen. About 1,100 points figbitiiM tor Ids poiitlcal life, tor Recently the Soviets 'Witness­ Indicate corrective and preven­ make them, axid that he has fact, your clothes will retain ries Longine, Butova, Wtttnauer 8ATUBDAT 8 AJL-NOOff But the main situation remains one in spreader, hose and water bill, and, if are monitored on the ground Mb 'Control of the state, JiRt as Osfrinsky, tlietr shape and new appearance the mowing Job is hired done, a weekly ed the successful rendezvous tive action. Unfortunately, no accepted the responstblKty they lUdUdiUriMJUA. and Caravette Watches, any one which present members of the nuclear during the checkout period. implGmentatlon of this concept oeitalnly as he ever did in any throui^i regular and careful ot which would make a wonder- T08R A IN E LAROCHELLE fee for that. AU of these items keep and docking of Soyuz 4 and 5 handed him. of toe more obviously exciting DEALER IN WASTE club are, in effect, trying to bii»d other to assemble a multi-manned Fault isolation is one of the has been achieved. Digital sys­ cleaxiing done at the Parkade fid gift Not only that, but you going up in cost, year after year, where­ most important procedures per­ tiinis of his career — as in, tor Oaanera, which means you do WHITE GLASS CO. nations of the world not to try to Join space dtaUan. This spectacular tems have been successfully In other wotxte. Democratic MATERIALS $58 BUBN8mB AVB. know you ore purchsring a PAINTS as the price of Installing artificial grass formed by astronauts on a mis­ instance, his turns to Rlblcoff, not have to have too extensive a wetdi that wltt give you beauty, INC. that dub. This effort can only achieve docking may mark the begin­ tried tor component checkout, Stste Chaiiman John Bailey 1s or to Kennedy. BAST HABXFOBD SI Biaaoa SL-TsL dtS-TSM the kind of result and success that can is more or less guaranteed to come down sion. A problem can be more but complete spacecraft check­ wardrobe. accuracy end dependability. ning of a long-range Soviet ef­ readily checked by ground- on the Job. IRON FOR BEST RESULTS be trusted if, in the end, the present tor a time, until it does become economic fort to assemble various space­ out has not been automated be­ Ihe chips are down. Bailey 289-6333 Not only do you get the finest For years Bray’s has done tor the masses. craft into a large, long-lived basod engineers, tor they col­ cause programming all contin­ He Is on ihe Job not with the can lose this Moe state he has Power and Hand Tools In dry cleaning at the Parkade expert watxh repairing, and members of that very exclUBiVe dub lect data continuously end in SCRAP M HAL many p e c ^ depend iqrni U r. agree to disband it. That day wlU come, when you may space station. I would speculate gencies becomes almost impos­ kind of task end responalMUty controlled 'with such i^atively Painting nnd Deeoratlng Cleaners but you get a bonus. more detail than the astronauts. sible due to toe large memory enlightened beno'volenoe since Tools They give bonus cards and Bray tor his One service. JUI PAUL'S TURNPIKE ■niot they are very far from doii^, at even be able to sa've money by putting that by the end of 1969 there The ground-based engineers can he Ukee beet. Of all his roles and PAPER Garden nnd Land ’Tools may be a large Soirlet space required to store all failure con­ 1954 mUees he can Uok the when you have $10 in thene work is guaranteed, of oourae. PAINT SUPPLY the moment. down a lawn which never needs to be store data in computers and tingencies. In politics, we mspect that the 731 PABKBB 8T. Baby, HooMbold, Par^ Host of us tend to toiget that stBition in orbit with a crew of, nasty realities of the state’s and Banquet 8appUes cards you get $1 free cleenli^^- 646 MAIN STREET TEXACO Hielr most enlightened proposals to mowed, limed, raked, fertilized, re­ then retrieve it for trend analy­ These checkout systems, how­ role ha treasures moat and en­ p r e s ^ fiscal situaiUcn. TeL OtS-msS or MS-0870 tots a f ^ e s to dry cleaning only. regular cleanliig of watches 1s seed^, or watered. perhaps, a dozen men. sis. InvnUd NesM one anqther concern the possibility that Within the next two years ever, can solve only half the joys with great inward smiling. Suede, which is so popular, a murt to preserve them and TeL 649-0800^ Open 24 Roam A Day I Does anyone doubt what the ciiodce In toe ApoUo program, two We think it is the hevdeat insure their accuracy. Don’t they might agree among themselves to there will be 'two space stations problem. Unless it can be cor­ Is that in which he applies his used to present a problem when Flrentone Time stop building new nuclear weapons for will then be? launched by the United States. basic designs to isolate faults rected, fault isolation is mean­ task Bailey has ever tackled. It became soiled, but not longer. Stence Carries Firestones watt until yote watch stops have evol'ved. One is a digital ingless. While corrective action unabeehed and most pnv We think we detect a new end PAUL DODGE before having it cleaned. The Bins Quatt^ Qnality Line Prodnetn their stockpiles against one another, or The Mlonned Orbital Latoora- fessionai talents for brokering Parkade deenere does a beauti­ tory sponsored by the Air and the other an analog system. may vary from a change in mis­ deeper furrow in the Bailey COINS !li;r ful Job of cleaning suede and it This spring you really have Many stations offer 34 hour- cost ia a moderate one, and tt Gen. Repaimm Ueenne might even agree to reduce thejiumber White House Religious Services and dealing to some task the . browt toe kind of furrow only PONTIAC, INC. wUl mean your watch win last Force and NASA’s Orbital In the analog system engi­ sion to replacement of a compo­ C oIIm R om Wemtod comee out looking brand new. no excuse for driving on poor service but few can offer the of nuclear weapons already in those Mr. Nixon has indicated that religious neers use a voltmeter, ohm- ordinary professional politician, an issue certainly dull and DIAMONDS Comer Brand and services will be held at the White House ■Workshop may be laiuiched. nent in an electronic system, S7S Main 8t.-^TeL 6«»-S881 Vf.’r. Paytn, Top CarrMt It la handled with care. It is Urea, not when you can get services of an expert mechanic stockpiles. meter, oscilloscope, mlUiam- toe itoolce is determined by too would consider aiUy, dlsastrouB, thankless and probaMy itv such wonderful buys at Raljdt 24 hours a day—a real boon to watch repairing, Middle T9ke. Went eadi Sunday "we are here,” to be con- There will be a three-man com­ do-good idealism. Of all the PHm*. Cwiteet U> cleaned thoroughly but gently, Finmi But until they do something more con- plement at the beginning, later meter and a probe in checking nature of the faidt. In some cas­ scriuble can, cause. Somehow, be DAILY RENTAL and comes back tooking new— Stence’s two Texaco StaUons. motorists. So many Umes car offers eoepert rqnira on JBWELBT Phone 643-2176 (kicted by invited ministers on an ecu­ various components. This sys­ deeds he has erver made, we has to achieve three impoeeiblll- vindng than that, they, and their treaty, menical basis, and probably attended by to be expanded to a crew of six es it will be easier to caxTy c o m c if flLLKT soft and aupple. If you should He is offering Firestone tires troubles seem to pop up after ^T***'^’ erane- DRAYK 8TOBB tem has the advantage of being along spare modules to replace suppose he with moat relish re­ ties — not hurt the state’s SERVICE at the fantasUc price of Just $9 regular hours, and there you needs repairs in this have no really guaranteed control over members of the Administration. or twelve. members thnee -with which he need emergency cleaning, ask # Expert Watoh Bepaiitag the nuclear policies of other nations. ' WThen space stations become uncomplicated, lightweight and an entire assembly than to re­ necessary functioning too much tow 00. *SV“ for oneday service and it will and up! HiIs applies during the Just depend upon the expert ** Jewefcy c Pine Sdeetlon of Gifts Hils observer of the interaction be­ durable. Its dlsedvantageB are place a component in a "black helped alboksh those two htstoric — not hurt toe state’s taxpay­ month of Manch, so you had mechanical service that is al- ®*P®®* repair service, Much to the despeiir of mankind's tween religion and politics feels that it operational, literally thousands patronage pastures of the pro­ $7 a day - 7 t a mile 97 CmiHt StrMt, MteekMier be taken care of. For All Occasions that an astronaut must be oc­ box.” Currently, engineers are ers too much — and stm get 1*43-4296 better drive rigM over there ways yours at either of the you hwe on oe the beauty of the W atcher serve the purpose of an honest confronta­ malfunction. The prime ques­ mine toe more desirable system. BAItY M TMUM. TIL » tlee, but Mr. lAUtsky Heels his GARA6E entered upon an era in which absolutes commiuilcations must be avail­ Large space stations planned county syMem of government. vincing appearance of having GAS TOU NBED MONDAY CLOUD Both Texaco StaUons owned hoped that you will not require have this re- 787 Main St„ Manchester tion between those Ini power and tion raised today is; How do we able. made both ends meet:. customers toouM be aMe to 64S-5«17 18 Mnin S t, TM. 649-4531 hold sway. There is a terrible absolute achieve the reliability to keep for toe future must be designed The Job Bailey has taken on have cleaning servloe on neck­ by Mr. Stence are extremely this, but you will swely appre- fo*" ® small sum and mlnlMers who may be critics of power. The analog system can be­ popular, the one in Manchester date tt If you do—^Turnpike 'wiearing tt again, in the fidd of weapon control. It is that If the invitations are controMed by the the space station operational? tor long-term orbital operations. now has no exciting oppottuni- We can’t imagine any less ties as weU as on other gar­ there has to be one law, one privilege, come more complex, for bulltin To achieve success a self-con­ ties tor the fiashy deal. It otfers at Broad St. and W. Middle Texaco StaUons offer wrecker are car- Spncicriiiiiig In Administration, wlU the ministers be We must recognize that the test equipment may be used to pleasant way of having to fight Dube Tool Co. ments. So when you take your one prohibition, which is the same tor situation in space is completely tained onboard maintenance and very Uttle freedom tor the KIDDIE Drill Jig Bnshlnga clothing down there, include Tpke. which was opened on service. This service is avail- these watch hands screened for what they are likely to say? isolate faults. The advantage tor your political Mfe. And if March 1, 1964, and the one at able at both Texaco StaUon No. designed to make your AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SERVICE everybody. And it is another absolute unlike that on earth. If your checkout system must be incor­ original poliUoal maneuver. It Bailey wins this one — toe Steel and OarblSe your iiecktleB and the same fine Even worse, will they be identified as here is that the astronaut can porated as a basic requirement. Main and High Sts. in Bast I and Texaco StaUon No. 3. ® ''^ more beauU- that (haennament has to be total or tt friendly to the policies of those whose car breaks down, you can walk is a Job which has to begin with tentative -verdict wUl be in at KORRAL Speolnl Reamen servtoe on them will be yours. be alerted and the major fault This concept has been demon­ the dullest of ccnrttderaitionB and CHIU) DAdmal SIses FYom Hartford, near the ' Aircraft The Manchester number to call ^ ®®® ^ dlffer- Front End AlIgnnMnt Is none at all. Partial disarmament is declsloos to invite them may reflect a away from iiL You cannot walk can be found ■without too much the close of the session, the Small alternations are a buga SUPPLIES away from a malfundtloning strated in the Gemini flights. It calculatlonB, those which con­ DAT OABB OBNTBB .050 thru AOO In Steps of .001 whlch he took over on June 1, is 643-3176 and the Bast Hart- ttyles. an illusion, which merely increases the tempetion to endow the policies with searching. The obvious disad­ final 'veirdlat after the 1970 Meyer Steel Phif Oagra boo, but not if you take your The wril known Krements Gnnnrd Ropoir Work an aura of heavenly virtue? space station. . will be continued and extended cern ihe processes of budgeting Mote electinn — -we wlU rate Bkrarly * Daily o Weekly clothes to Parkade Cleaners. 1067 and is known as Turnpike ford number is 568-9610, and you danger to everybody by creating the im- vantage is that the complex during toe Apollo program. By and taxing. Later on, peitiaps, Beoponalble p i n tor 3, t, In Stops of .001 Texaco No. 2. wiU find that help wUl be on ^wedrv tor men and women Is PLUS If the invitation of Dr. Graham aa the There is still another over­ it the greatest achievement of Carr Lane Jig and Flxtore Parts Zippers that are Jammed, teeth casTled at Bray’s Jowelry Stora. Pi'^ssion that something is being done to tone to this problem. In time analog system is weighty and the time toe space stations be­ Bailey will get a chance to be a 4 ,5-yr. o lds nrom 7 n.m. to Both StaUons offer 24-hour its way immediately, MACHINE SHOP first in the new succession of White must display 'a laige system of all his career, greater even then d p.m. adondny thni Sat­ Ban Look Pina that are bent, etc. these will be service, and this is parUcularly At these two Texaco StaUons Hds . ^ is 14-carat gold overlay. progress tounard solution of the problem. astronauts will be launched to come operational, a complete political genius, as he tries to Borlto Boring Haro Carbide taken care of tor you. House preachers is any indication, tjiere lights positioned tor easy vlsl- fault isolated system may be­ the moment he showed up at urday. appreciated by many of the you will find no stamps, no ®”®y**"* “ '® kinds of rings. SERVICE DbPONTS The' nonproliferatloin treaty gives us all is ail the more cause to raise questions, the planets. Even if the astro­ bUUy. lead his own legtslators safety toe 1960 Los Angeles conventton Hot Lonebeo Served Also Represontlng Other One-hour cleaning servloe can nauts are involved in a flyby, come available to attain the re­ through all' the pressures sure Aircraft workers. It is most gimmicks, for Mr. Stence feels brooches, bracelete, a chance to show our heart is in the ^nce his espousal of frontier religion The digital system is more wlith Governor Lawrence of • Delmont Bt., Manoheoter Quality Mannfactaier. be yours at Parkade Cleaners. convenient to drop their cars off that he wants everyone to many right place. It doesn’t begin to piit any­ based upon individual conversion is a round trip may last for two liability goal set by engineers. to be mounting against wdiet- Pennsylvania in Ms vest poeleet. 649-5631 ‘ Sto|i ’r Qt years. During this trip the space­ 5 John, Bast Hartford—SS0-g450 when they'go toVork, and if the share and this, ia how he does 2^*" ®****>I”8 pieces to choose MANCHESTER thing else — our bombs, our reliance for hardly adequate to the complex moral work is not of major nature, it: Mr. Stence passes along to Prop: "Body" DuPont our own future safety, our diplomatic issues of these times. We should all take craft reliability must be almost the repairs will be made and the customers the savings in Accutiwi watches: Up to $25 100% to ixisure the crew’s sur­ AUTO PARTS effort — in the right piece. note of the decision of our new Presi­ they can pick up their car after cash so that everyone who ^f'*^t**°* *** watch, 275 Main Street dent to inidte as his first preacher a vival. Cam we predict such op­ work. ’This service applies to all trades here wins and there are baegaln. 970 [M^OAD SI man who has in season and out mis­ eration and rcUablllty ? This is a Phone: 649-6977 Following The Book Fischetti shifts. no losers. This really makes J*"** ® etone taken the cause of the Kingdom of God problem many engineers in PLYWOOD CENTER If you want the finest In me- sense as the cash savings are choice, this can Those who thought that that pyscholo- for the cause of America and its in­ many laboratories are current­ Feotuiing s oompleto nae od C/1969 Chicago Daily News chanlcal service, take your car considerable (as witness the ®®*“y “ ordered, but moot OPEN Shell Producto plus gist who talked to the court about the dividualistic morality, which sanctions ly working on. I'liliiithfiR'IlaU L b p p PtaUB to either one of the Texaco wonderful Flreirtone tire buys). f^^T*** what they want America's worst features. Dr. Rolf W. Lanzkron of the S.vmihnto, Route 8^, ynmon SAT. TO 1 P M. Geueral Aotemothro menai condition of Sirhan B. Sirhaxv was StaUons. Both have a general So if you are In te rre d in the „ store is closed on Bepairlag making a rather arbitrary application of One Is left with the haunting hypothe­ NASA Manned Spacecraft Cen­ 876-4S04 repairers’ license. At the Man- very finest In mechanical work d u r ^ July and August rather trite psychiatric theory have now sis that the choice to hold religious serv­ ter in Houston has tried to un- Chester Turnpike Texaco Sta- to be done on your car. If you 9 to 5:30 daily, been given surprise confirmation of the ices in such a controlled and guarded coer methods to insure the op­ ITS Uon, you will find John Delug- want 34-hour-a-day service, If ^ u * * “ y* open fipm 9 to 9. enviixKunent as the White House reflects erational Integrrtty of spacecraft. naskl who formerly ran John’s you want to ■ enjoy real cash ■^®®*‘ ?***• ***® ''"Ul *>« appropriateness of their own reactions. an attitude that wants aM values, in­ His approach to toe problem has SEZ HERE CUNLIFFE The psychologist in question. Dr. Gulf Service and surely needs savings, do as many other mo- •** * week. cluding religious values, to serve the na­ dealt primarily with fault or no introducUon to Manchester torlsts have done—let Turnpike ------MOTOR SALES Martin M. Schorr of the San Diego tional interest. An extraordinary preach­ malfunction Isolation. He Iniii- T od’U id the ttneat pijnvoed residents. He is an expert me- Texaco No. 1 or Turnpike Tex- Oounty Hospital, has now acknowledged er indeed would be required who could cates several engineering meth­ psneMwg, eshiDst plyweeds, klteh- chanic. aco No. 3 take cate of your car Radio Today EXPEBT AUTO BOOT and some familiarity with a book entitled bring himself, the nation, and its leader ods for providing knowledge ot ea esblDets sAd Arawtraeg eefttags There is a trained mechanic needs, FBNDEB BBPAna 'A Case Book of A Crime Psychiatrist,” under the judgment of God when the toe operation of individual com­ Open Dsliy • A.M. to 8 PJH. for on duty at both of the Turnpike After the long, cold winter WDBO-USS ENAMEL aad LAOQUBB situation demanded it. There are men ponents and toe spacecraft as 1:U0 John Rode * written by Dr. James A. Brussel, for­ your oonvenlenee. Texaco StaUons, day or night— give a thought to having your 3:00 Brsd Feld BEPTNISHINOS mer Assistant Commissioner of Mental who might rise to such an occasion, but a whole. most valued servlca. car rust-proofed. Tbla Is an en­ 8:00 Ken Oriffln BBA8QNABUB PBIGBB if the hypothesis is true, possibly they He believes toe solution to the 1:00 News, Slin Off Hygiene for the State of New York. tirely new concept, and Texaco i m a —41S BT. 88—VEBNON, OONM. will not be invited. If the ethical dis­ ■ problem may evolve from toe has a product that will abso­ 1:00 Met Inin In Dr. Schorr's court testimony, there cernment of those in power is in any manner in which instrumenta­ 4:00 Hartford HlthUshU Just Abovs ths ‘ was the following sentence: lutely protect the underside of 7:00 N o n way commensurate with the ability to tion is included in toe space­ Dot A PaiHting Prablom? Wo’ll Help! your car from rust—and the 7:30 CtasUght CIrels ''Essentially, the more he railed and accept criticism and conflict, the Sun­ craft. Instrumentation is needed w nc—UM t O m d tt-e e u Service still means something to us—and service Job is good Indefinitely. Hiis 1:00 News stormed, the more the mother protected day services at the White House should to indicate position, attitude, means opending enough time with you to help you undercoating Is different, for it 1:16 Your Home Dooorstor Sirhan from his father and the more he prove to be an eminently Intereistlng ex­ speed, w d so forth. Another in­ la pliable and will not crack or 1:30 Saturday HoUnee select the right paint ^Hnish for that job you’re plan­ 9:00 HetropdUtaB Opera withdrew into her protection.'' periment. At this Juncture, it would ap­ strument complex indicates the break and is designed to keep 5i30 Monitor ning. S m us for paint and service when you plan your In Dr. Brussel's book, there is this pear that the greatest danger of the deci­ workability of a system. This MHEINB !N I!!E OIS'OS ROOM water from the metal. 8:00 New*, Waather. Sport# sentence: sion to gather religious institutions even is a "go, no-go" type of indica­ next project. lilbAHi.l Wn/I'':' Do as so many others do, ’uioo Newlf.® Weather more tightly around the President adds tor. make Texaco No. 1 or Texaco }} ;* "And the more he stormed, the more to an even further muting of Oie voices 11:10 Other Bide of Day the mother proteotod her boy and the Dr. Lanzkron uses toe launch- No. 2 your place to keep your wpor—141# representing values that transcend the vehicle engine-ignition status car In the finest mechanical 1:00 Dick Heatherton more he withdrew into her protecting STEAK 3:00 Hike Oreen values of the office of President and the lights as an example. These 7 condiUon. ;00 Frank Holler arms.” self-interest of those citizens who voted & A»A«a>»RAINTCQ J;00 Oory Olrard must all be on to indicate igni­ WIMP—im Dr. Schorr told the Cbiltortea court: him Into office, ^JOHN FLETCHER, tion readiness. Other instrumen­ 723 MAIN ST,, B1ANCHBSTER.-PHONE 649-4601 tTlii' (L'liil) 1:00 In Hollrwood hamburgers^ She, whom he loved, never kept her ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CHURCH tation has been developed tor 1:80 Stretchuw a Buck BUY THE PAINT THA1*S WORTH THE WORK Machinery Noise 4:30 Robert Trout pledge, and now his pain had to be re­ AND SOCIETY, VIRGINIA THEOLOGI­ fault isolation and correction. 5:30 Norton MookrUse CAL SEMINARY, ALEXANDRIA,' IN A These employ rotary switches in CHICAaO — Medical authori- t:t0 Dimension paid with pain. Since the unoonoclous Vour Indtpendont ttss say holt tbs machines in use 7:55 Sports LETTER TO THE WASHINGTON POST. conjunction with a meter to al- H£smB To UP FdR lk£ Things se u tv b in * 8:10 th w Block Youth '1 -i: 1 in heavy Industry produce nolae 13:00 Comment l«v«Is In eacoeas of 85 dscibeU. This loads to the sstlms4s that Benjamin Franklin proposed M fv l l i | 9Mm ircta...N cliiaM 's* posstoly 18 million Industrial daylight saving Urns wbsn be 46 West center street workers s rs soqiossd to sound was United Ststes minister to SILVER LANE EXTENSION knrals hsssrdous to bsartnf. Bttsnce. PAcn sn MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1969 Section Ttvo SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1969 ilanrliifHtw Eiipnittg Iffral!! SATURDAY, MARCH. 16, 1969 Pages 7 to 14 News for Senior Citizens C h u \ M anchester By WALLY FORTIN M . M m 7*s HH*’'*P** Ctarel 81. BafSMlMiiua's Otanroli Church of the Naaarene All About Uruguay A bou t Tow n Conyers, Swank DiBixrroB . Hospital Notes OOT«k tm* Mtfk Sti. Rev. Philip Hneaey, Paator tat Main 8 t 6 Members o t the mothers de­ Rev. Edward M. LaBoae Rev. William A. Taylor, By ISAAC A. LEVI To Take Part Brin-Go-Bragh and a llOle bit ing will be going (or a little Ail evening visiting boors end tton people. And a recent survey fill) or partial pensions under a gree team of Manchester As­ Bar. 0«M ga F. M—trawJ, Aaatstaal Paator Paator Aoaoclated Free* Writer YOUR o t Irish to you all. After all,- equipment badly needed for our a* 8 p-m., and stort. In the showed the country can doulde aocM security system that per- sembly, Order o t Rainbow tor Montevideo, Uruguay (AP)— its annual income to $90 mllUon MONEY In TV Confab ■\11( when your mother’s maiden Diner Club. We certainly could vartoaa imfto, a$: Pediatrics, 3 mlte a man of 50 to retire on full Girts, will reheane Monday at •av. Ja n a W. Battoma Meaaea nt 6:48, 7:45, 9, 10:1S The seasona ore reversed in the 9:80 a.m.. Church School name is Murphy, and from a use a commercial-type mixer p-m.; self servloe unit, 19 a.m.; from tourism aksie—if properly pay. 7 p.m. stt the Mhsonlc Temple. IS Baa. Maphn M. Prioe and 11:S0 Am . claaaes for all age groups. southern Hemisphere and come The Manchester Chamber c t place caHed County Cork, a little and a m eat allcer, and they Growell Honse, 5 p.m . week- exploited. The young, the skilled, often Baa. Biaalil K. HaMemaa 10:45 Worship Sendee. April Uruguay faces another WORKING Oommeive Board of Direoton Am., has to rub o tt don’t you think? woudn’t have to be brand new 8 p.m., weekends and hoU- The country is a deer hunter’s prefer to leave. And they ara Past Matrons of Temple Choroh o( the AasumpUon long winter of hardships, high will send as their official rsp- Message by the pastor. For a change the weather man either. I ’m just hinting around, days; private rooms, 19 a.m.; and angler’s dream. not being replaced. Chapter, OBIS, WHl meet 7-M, • and U a.m., Holy Oxn- taxes, riots and unemployment. Adama St. and Ihompaon Rd. 6 p.m., Christian service was somewhejt nice to us this and if aorne group might be semi-private rooms, 8 p.m.; “There’s a lot to be Uenis. It 586 E. Center St. Eigfene Brewer, Minister 8, 9:15, and 11 a.m.. Worship and Karl WTilte, 633. plnooMe toumaiment, noon to 1 Mary Eastman, Rabbit Trail, employes and a lot of old peo­ sermon and benediction. There The 11 o’clock service will be down and inefficient services or Last August, they kidnaped fast at 9:30 at Orange Hall. is to enable these leaden to Rev. Walter H. L4>omis, Servloe. Holy Communion. Re­ Area Churches Tuesday we have another vol- p ni. “Hot meal” in the Diner Oowentry; Louis Plliere, 36 ple.” will be a daily Mlass and sermon attended by John Mather Chap­ 9 a.m., Bible classes. St. John’s Episcopal Church St. F'rancis of Assisi state monopolies—ell deep in one of Pacheco’s closest advis­ have a clearer understandtog of Mlnistor ception o f New Members. In­ First Congregational Church unteer project for you women Club room. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Oriswrtd at.; Robert Ftorreet, Le Leon left to work as a car­ at 9 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m. It is ter, Order of DeMolay, and Main and HUIalde Ave., Vernon 673 Ellington Rd., the red. These Include tele- ers, Ulises Pereira Reverbel, The 'VFW Auxiliary will plans and programs being de­ 10 Am., Worship. Sermon: stallation o f Dlaconate. The Ot Vernon folk. This one could be qulte^Pun-Day progranu penter's assistant in New York Friendship L(xlge of Maaems. Rev. Robert H, Wellner, Rector 228 flpruoe at.; Elizabeth Gram, phanes, ele(ttric power, Insur­ then released him unharmed necessary to attend only one sponsor a corned beef and cab­ veloped by the Nixon Adminis­ 9 am .. Church School for all “ The Tragedy of Selflahness.” Rev. Mr. Simpson preaching. South Windsor Rev. John A. Lacey, City soon after that. He thus Thoeo received into member­ interesting, as well as fun to do, Thimsday, 9 a.m. to 4 :30 p.m. Vem on RxL, Brtiton; David Grif­ ance, railways, airUnes, the after five days. service each day. bage supper on St Patiick'e tration In Woshingtan. Further­ ages, the Sintday School for 6 p.m.. Youth meeting. Sermon: "The Fadeout of Life’s Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams Minister joined 82,000 Uruguayans who ship, all of Manchester, are: 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. and definitely for a wonderful reading, TV, card playing, and fin, 2880 EUington Rd., Wap- fishing industry, cement, alco­ "It was,” said a Tupamaro A Men’s Mission will be c(m- Day, Monday, starting at 6 p.m. more, it is an opportunity for sunw]pf°aMwugli grade -4 «sn> "0,-pm ., Worship. .Sermon: Purpose.’’ , Pastor Rev, Betsy F. |lsad. emigrated last year to escape Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Corison, 10 a.m.. Holy CkimmunTon, cause. ‘The projwrt will be mak- port; i p.m. to 9 p.m. scplare I*ig: Andrew Mormon, 376 hol, petroleum refining, road announcement, ”a warning to duetted the second week for at the Post Home. Reeerva- government offlciaU in Wash­ tinulng doling the worship aerv- "Hie Finality Of Revelaaon.” 9:18 Am'., The Agoia. Rev. John E . RIkteraitls, Minister Of Christian Fiducatlon their country’s bleak future. James Cahoon Oarlscn, Joel sermon, classes, baby-sitting. ing puppet dolls for the child dance class, Deming St.; Wapping; Christine constnicttion. the government to change its married and single men end Gona may be made by contact­ ington to understand the con- ioa 10:15 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe. Assistant Pastor As many people see It, this Bertil Carlson and Jon Paul patients at Manchester Memo- Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Hou, Tiorringtan; Mrs. Mary Gambling is about idie only policies.” high school boys. " ing Mrs. Kenneth AsetUne of oems and views of community 10 «un.. Worship Hour. Top­ Oonoordla Lutheran Church 6:30 p.m.. Youth Fellowohip. 9:25 and 10:55 a.m.. Church nation of 2% million stopped Carlson, all of 15 St. John St; leaders. rial Hospital. All the necessary reading, card' playing, pool, and Klock, 23 Bancroft: Rd., Rock- money-making government en­ Since then, the Tupamaros Father O’Cfonnor was ordain­ 784 T. Middle Tpke., and Mrs. 40 Pitkin St. First Congregational Church Miassea at 5, 6:45, 7:45, 9, Sdhool. communicating with the rest of ic: “ Thwarted Lives.’’ Chil- materials and instructions will TV. 1 pjn. 'to 3 p.m. rug hook- vlUe; Mrs. Rose KravUz, 410 terprise left. State casinos, lot­ have robbed sporting goods ed In June 1934, and has spent Thomas Hovey, Blast St,, He­ Mrs. Catherine M. Champagne Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Church of Jesus Christ of United Church of Christ 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning dma’s story: "H e Would Not be provided. So for a morning irg class. 7 j).m. to 10 p.m'. E. Center St.; Max Onlsccuk, the world 20 years agp (or some teries, raimbers games and raf­ stores for weapons, stone quar­ most of his years in the priest­ of 93 Foster St.; Mr. and Mrs. Pastor Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) Andover bron. Run Away.” A nuraery is pro­ Woretilp, the Rev. Mr. Lacey together, and working on such setback tournament, South Windsor; Vtckl Person, reason nobody can explain now. fles rake in about $46 million in ries (or explosives and an aver­ hood with the U.S. Air Force, Ivers H. Drown Jr. of 74 Bran­ Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr. , HUlstown Rd. and Woodslde St. Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., 8t. Bernard’s Church It isolated itself from the Program To End' vided during (he worship hour. preaching. Child care is avail­ a worthwhile project, we hope Have a plesuiant weekend, and East Hartford; Mrs. Mildred bets every year. age of two banks a month for rettring in 1966 after 24 years The next quarterly hearing of ford St.; Mrs. Adrtaide S. Asstatant Pastor Pastor St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville mainstream, closed its doors to 0 pm ., SChoerf of lOasions. Paul E. Nnttall, Bisbim able at both services. ^ to see you here Tuesday mom- don’t forget Monday everyone 1s Prideoux, East Hartford; Peggy funds. * service. Duri^ his years in the the Board of Education will be Pickett of 018 Main St.; Gordon Rev. George F. X. Reilly, immigration, and remained con­ Foreign capital that might Gir'l Scout W e ^ Bggier served by the Reed- 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel­ Ing from 10 to noon. This, by the Irish. RookB, Mbntouk Dr., Vemon; Montevideo looks a bit like a Air Force, Father O’Connor held Wednesday, March 10, at F. Rhodes of 869 Main Bt.; Mr. 9 Am., Holy (kmimunlon ® a.m.. Priesthood. 9:45 a.m.. Church School. Pastor lowship. tent to make a living from limit­ halve provided some of the in­ Eeton CIrcie. Playlette: "Dan- way, could be something y o u ------Michael Smith, 128 Lyneea St.; gay socialite of 40 fallen on im­ conducted over 300 missions tor 8 p m . in the Waddell ScIkxiI. and Mrs. Christian L. RoUi- Girl Scouts of the Monchestsr- Church School and Nursery. 10:30 a.m., Sunday Sch(x>I. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Rev. James H. Royle ed exports of meat, wool, hides vestment money Uruguay needs gerMeM Newby Moves Up 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- might wont to do when at home, Randall Smith, East Hartford; pecunious times. It Is still a port Air Force personnel and their B(«rd members will answer haus, 69 Nike Circle. Bolton Community Association 10:30 Ana, Hie Service, Otessos for aU ages. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brad­ Rev, William F, Schneider and grains when prices were was frightened off yeairs ago by Town,” foBowed by discussil in let government agencies do tt BuUdii«. Rev. Eric J. Ootfaberg, Pastor South Windsor afternoon Instead. We hope this blades, contraband French per­ at the church. Tpke.; Miss Theresa Landry flog ceremony directed by Mrs. Minlater Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor N ext W e ek cloth-making, meat and hide for them. Idle Oaims Up Pastors Rev. Karl R. Gurgcl, Pastor will bring out a few more danc­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son fume, Swiss watches and Amer­ Nichols of 68 Qlenw(xid St John Bengston, and a candle prices dropped, bad weather cut Smuggling drains government Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Meeting Sundays In New Church ers, or would-be dancers. So, re- -wi-ui. a»i___i to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ican cigarettes—“fresh off a dedication ceremony. OsUy North United Methodist Church 9:30 a.m.. Church School. wheat and other grain yields. finances heavily. It has been By 99 in Week Center Oongregatilonal Church Also, Mr. and Mrs. FYank W. 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Divine Wor- 10 a.m., Sunday School. member the change in days, j ,__ u w Voormles, 14H Garden Dr.; a French liner in port, meester!” wrapped gifts will be presented SM Parker 8t- 11 a.m.. Service of Worship. The high-spending tourists con­ going on a large scale since deaconesses will meet Monday FeUetter of 20 Franklin a t; Mr. * lp and <3hurch School. Nurs­ Church of the Nasarene Masses at 7:30, 8:30, and 10:30 11 a.m.. Worship Service. daughter to Mr. and Mis. Zdls- The women look as gay as by the scouts, with their wish Rev. Earle B. Caster. 5 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ a.m. tinued to bring $45 million every Uruguay was a Spanish lony ever. A 12.6 per cent rise in un­ at 9:30 a.m. at the church. and Mrs. David A. Furst at 590 ery for infants. Sermon at both 336 Main St law Talaga, 34 Durant St.; a son (or worldwide scouting, in honor Pastor ship work meeting. summer—gambling, and car­ last century. But the bars and night clubs employment compensation N. Main St.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Paul K. BoMnson, Gary Klose, services by Pastor Gothberg. Rev. William A. Taylor, Pastor ^Eastmlnster United to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galluzl, Community Baptist Church of its founder Juliette Low. The Unitarian Meeting House ousing in Pimte del Este and On top of all of that, there is tend to close earlier when the claims was reported for last ward B. Hutchinson. 451 W. Presbyterian Fellowship we’re interested In beginners. croquette"^’gravy but- 227 Center St., a son to Mr. and jisiior and }rouih 'choirs will re­ gifts of scouting equipment will Fastordn-Tralniiig Union Congregational Church other famed beach resorts. almost no one leitt to work the tourist season ends. And in the Middle Ti*e.; Carl W. Johnson, Trinity Oonvenant Church 9:30 a.m.. Church School. 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Rev. Gordon Bates, Minister Mrs. Gary Oomell, 120 Delniont week In the Manchester office be donated to Scouts unable to ' Rockville But that was not enough and farms and ranches. winter hostesses cavldly await hearse tomorrow at 6 p.m. at 158 Center St.; Mr. and Mn. Classes for all age groups. Rev, Nathaniel D. Lauriat George Slye School, ^JTt‘’oncount on seeingsLbrvnhis''SuI^‘' you this Thurs- w . rlce^Zx j a*.l>;a^^ach, a. « ^ St; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. of the State Labor Department. buy them. 9 and 10:46 a.m... Worship Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister the country gradually consumed Two out of every three Urug­ the big international soccer the church. Louis L. PUver, 16 Radding St; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Kingston D r„ off Oak 8t., day afternoon? ^ ^ocolate Berthold Audy, Bast Hartford; There will also be a aing-s- Sendee. Hie Rev. Malcolm Mc­ Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Rev. Lyman D. Reed, more than it produced. uayans live In or around this The claims rose by 99 — from Mrs. Ethel M. Pittman, 86C St 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Wednesday is another exciting W ^es^y, American a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. games to bring a rush crowd of long and an exhibit of various Veigh. Methodist missionary to Pastor 6 p.m.. Young Adult, Teen and Assistant Minister East Hartford Uruguayans, however, are a capital city. Almost half of them 795 for the week ending March About 30 students of Mrs. James St; John C. Pitts, 60 Nursery and Worship Church day hem at the Center. We chop suey (meat, gre«m peppers Stanley Bames, Kenneth Dr., Argentines or Brazilians they forms of scouting. Angola and' the Congo, guest Junior meetings. placid people who dislike are over 40 years of age. 1 to 894 for the week ending Karen W. Pearl and Mrs. Louis Jensen St. and Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Valerie L. Paradis, School. start off with a pinochle tourna- Vemon. used to enjoy the year round— Troop 648 of Bentley School preacher. 9:30 A m ., Infant nursery and 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 10 a.m .. Worship Service and change os much as they hate March 8 Recknagel at the Werner Kenneth Aseltlne, 784 B. Middle Minister of Christian Education ment, foUle le SALE IS NOW 7:00 p.m.. United Methodist Don Goranson win £(peak and us. Parade here withstood a court you’re all welcome to pay us a juice, baked luncheon Dr.; Mrs. Betty-Lou Pond, 114 ments, but one o f them, the stance. Christian Reformed Church Merline Rd., Vemon; Mrs. Bar­ more loons. The country diacov- town’s Ux M. Davia, transmit life into our work, Wednesday afternoon and chicken, gravy, sweet po- once in the past 11 months. The town’s Economic Oppor­ The dedication service for the his wheels are spinning. Mag­ all ages. ing a temporary restraining or­ Grant Rd.; Victor Pizzola, 25 some $60 million worth of U.S. Minister 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. life, still more life, rushes into we’re going strong, as our Fun- peas, cran^rry sauce. . And that meeting, last Wed­ tunity Department, Weiss told new Unitarian Universallst So­ nets are attached to I. Rev. Richard E. Bertram, ski has wired us from Boston Vemon Elementary School: CSiarles Pearson, 40 Auburn At the time of its Inception, ed out in Sec. 2 of the ordi­ lay leaders as well as area Uni­ PIZZA TOSS VALUABLE Services lowship Hall, "Beneath the 30th Officer in Charge a sto^, if life goes into the “Regardless of Us probable tryman’s belts haa fallen to 6:30 p.m.. Confirmation class. Pastor to have us tell Mrs. Mansfield Monday, spaghetti and ham- RcL; Roland Z in ^ r , Wlndsor- the Department of Economic nance which created it, are ” to tarians to the service. A spe­ MINEOLA, N.Y. — A pArr.a Parallel.’’ pudding, good is the pudding, religious origin,’’ Zampano said, President Jorge Pacheco Areco, AIR CONDITTONINO - HIBATTNO 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. (his patient of a couple weeks burg, cheese wedgeti, tossed aal- ViUe; Mrs. Marie Moniz, 5 Opportunity was charged with mobilize resources of the com ­ cial Invitation was sent to the baker injured in an auto acci­ Sunday, 8 a.m., Prayer Break­ good is the stool, “ the present purpose has not a newsman turned politician, Lenten Bible discussion. 9 a.m., Sunday School. 8igo) that he hopes the operation sd; Tuesday, beef in gravy, but- Grace Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Ber- the task of planning programs munity, both public and private Church of the Nazarene, former dent filed suit because he could REFRIOBRATTON United Pentecostal Church fast. Ctontent is the woman, with been shown to inhibit or ad­ who moved up from vice presi­ 10:30 a.m., ’ 'The Service. “Tumed” out alright and on tered rice, green beans; nice Borowski, Old Stafford Rd., and applying for federal Anti- . . . to develop programs of owners of the society’s church. no longer toss dough into the 73 Center St 9:30 a.m,, Sunday School fresh life rippling In to her, vance- any religious cause in dent when President Oscar Ges- Wapplng Community Church his way through Manchester he Wednesday, sausage in sauce, Tolland; Alexander Kuae, 80C Poverty funds. sufficient scope and size to en­ Regular 10:30 a.m. Sunday air properly. A court agreed P. O. BOX 1066 (Orange HaU) (Classes for all ages). content Is the man. violation of the Establishment BlueCleld Dr.; Robert Roy, 88 ttdo died of a heart attack in services and a church school Congregational Our Savior Lutheran Church will st^ to take off the scotch mashed potato, 'wihole kernel However, It was never recog­ able the community to make with him and awarded $335,000 RICK CXINLBY MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Robert Baker, Pastor 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting Clause or Free Exercise Clause Berkeley Dr., Vemon; Mrs. December 1907. will begin Sunday, March 23. Rev. Harold W. Richardson, 239 Graham Road, Wapping tape and band aids. com , cole slaw, peanut butter nized by the state or federal sufficient progress . . . to in­ damagies. (nursery provided). Give, and it shall be given unto of the First Amendment.” Linda Ouron and daughter, 9 Pacheco, 48, is a twice-mar­ Minister Rev.'’Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor At our Fun-Day program, it bread; Tiiursday, hot dog In government as the official, lo­ stitute, administer and coordi­ 10 a.m ., Sunday School. 6:15 p.m., Open Air Meeting. you is still the truth about Except (or its name, Zampano Fern St., RockvUle; Mrs. Jo­ ried amateur middleweight box­ life. Rev. Jlrair M. Sogomian, was reported that Mrs. Eliza- k>R, potato eWpe, vegetable cal, clearing house for the nate community action pro­ 11 a.m., Whrstiip Service. 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. added, the St. Patrick’s Day anne Kertanls and daughter, er. He talks little but acts tough. Associate Minister 9 a.m., Sunday School. b^h Schulze and Mrs. Irvens sticks, cole slaw, cheese funds, and, whatever grants grams. . . .” 7 p.m., EJvangeUstlc Service. 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. But giving life Is not so easy. Parade "differs very little from Webber Rd., Rockville; Mrs. He lacks the popular backing of It doesn't mean handing It out 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship other parades (Ck>lumbus Day, Kirpens are In Manchester wedges; Friday, tomato or veg- were made to Manchester were Jeanne Cloutier and daughter, GesOldo, a retired army general direct grants. If they were (or ^ to some mean fool, or letting 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Memorial Day, etc.) held sm- Memorial Hospital recuperating, etable soups, orackens, ham sal- Calvary Church 28 St. John St.; Mrs. June elected by a landslide vote on a school purposes, or were admin­ the living dead eat you up. Service. Sermon by the Rev. Holy Communion, 10:30 a.m., nually in the*’ city.” ■and we certainly hope they are or peanut butter sandwiches, Wesleyan Plans CLOSED FOR (Assembllee of Ood) Mr. Richardson, “Am I My Clark and son, 302C Green Rd. reform platform. istered by 'the Hartford Renewal PAUL DODGE It means kindling the life- First Sunday of each Month, Currant had told the judge it beginning to feel better and we bme Jello, grapefruit sections', 647 E. Middle Tpke. But Pacheco haa managed to Team and the Thomas VaUey quality where It was not, even Brother’s Keeper?’’ Church and 9 a.m. on third Sunday. was his belief that the parade’s all wish them a speedy recov- Homemade demerts or fruit Scholat*ship Aid THE Rev. K, L. Gustafson, check inflation something no Agency (Norwich-New London if It’s only In the whiteness School. purpose is to "propagandize Ro­ ery, as we miss them here at the served with ail meals, in addl- VACATION Pastor one was able to do for Uruguay area), if they were for other BIBLE of a washed pocket-handker­ Wesleyan United Methodist man Catholicism. . .’’ He said Center. tlon to milk, bread aivd butter. Wesleyan University, in co­ in 20 years. To do this he sus­ purposes. operation with CkxineoUcut PONTIAC chief.” —,D. H. Lawrence United Methodist Church Church the parpde is a “ nose-thumb” Thursday rolls around and we Lake Street School: Monday, wni. neopeN thuiis., Anui 3 9:30 a.mt,« Sunday School. Bi­ pended c(mstltutlanal guaran­ In addition to a seven-mem­ 371 MAIN 8ITBEBT Rt. 44A, Bolton Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington to the constitution. - start off reel quiet. After all, we Koulash (elbow macaroni, chop- regional community colleges SPEAKS ble classes tor all ages. tees, censored the press, froze ber Community Cfouncil, made Earle R. Custer, Pastor Rev. Hugh A. GiUls, Rey, Har\'ey W. Taber, Pastor Another petition filed by Cur­ must find a little time to catch beef, tomatoes), cheese and eeveral .state businesa con­ BEAT THE RUSH 10:30 a.m.. Worship. ARRESTS wages and prices, jalleil,,^ busi­ up of citizens, the local Depart­ by North United Methodist ran remains active. It asks that up on our paper-work, and also wedges, cabbage, Wiox beans, cerns, will offer a series of full- 7 :30 p.m., (Tospel service. nessmen and labor leaders, and ment of Economic Oppor­ PIZZA-RAY'S (Thurch 9:30 a.m.. Church School; rades be barred in the city. to get a chance to do some re- Tuesday, chicken in Ten pensons were charged ne'ed scholarships to graduates Eugene 9:45 a.m., Sunday School bucked strikes and riots. tunity has also- a sev­ 648-0031 — 130 SPRUCE ST. — 6iS-6Ml Morning Worship. Zampano said he ruled only on creation work. gravy, rice, carrot*, green yestenday with failure to dear of state community (xdlegea be­ Brewer First Church of Christ, Classes for all ages. . This was bitter medicine for a en - member Administrative Get Our Special 11 a.m.. Morning Worship: the temporary restraining oredr Action therefore starts at 1 beans, tangerine sections; their sidewalkB. They are, ginning next fall. Scientist Canadian Heart 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Nur­ country that used to take pride Council, comprised of depart­ Sermon: “Does God Forgive" sery. and would allow the second pe­ Barbara II. Balliveau, 142 Based on need'up to a maxi­ 447 N. Main St. writh our square dance grtxip Wednesday, beef stew (poto- in its poUUcal etablUty and dem­ ment heads. This group has The promotion of state aid Recioient Dies * 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel­ Diane Dr.; Janice Sefchlk, 127 mum' of $3,000, the awards will 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. tition to be processed through and by 3:30 everyone has Just beef, carrots, cedery, on- ocratic way o t Hfe. Uruguay has for religious schools holds lowship. Diane Dr.; Ronalle Welch, 128 met even less often than the be tor the scholastic year be­ MONTREAL (AP) — Gerald 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. normal court procedures. about had it for the day, all cheese and peanut butter not had a military coup in al­ Community Cfounodl. Spring Check-up far-reaching Implications for 11 a.m., Sunday Church Serv­ Diane Dr.; Clare Naylor, 139 ginning with the 1969 (ail semes­ Levesque, 54, the 14th CJanadian 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer Curran had also objected to tuckered out, but because sandwiches, applesaunc; Thura- most 40 years. harm to our society. First, it ice, Sunday School and Nurs­ First Congregational Church Diene Dr.; Betty Jane I^bois, Whatever meetings have been ter. Assuming that financial makes possible, even prob­ heart transplant recipient, died $1,000 appropriated for the pa­ everyone really enjoys them- b*'®" W ed chicken,, maahed ery. ’’Substance’’ Is the subject Hebron 89 Diane Dr.; Francis MT Sul- Pacheco has launched modest held by either group in the past able, several competing edu­ Fric’^ty of a cerebral thrombosis St, Maurice Church, Bolton rade by the New Haven Board selves they don’t mind. potatoes, peas and carrots, need continues and the student SPRING TREE CARE Ten Days Only of the Lesson-Sermon: the Gold­ Il'van, 134 Diane Dr.; Kathleen road-building and low-cost hous­ two years, have been to review ' 4 cational systems, leading to that struck him a week ago. Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey, Jr., of Aldermen. Friday is another slow , cranberry sauce, grapefruit sec- is in good standing at the end en Text fnom Ephesiaixj 3: 20, Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor ing projects, and an ambitious programs being administered by Place your order now for a dormant spray on your ever­ waatefui duplication. Im­ Levesque, who received a new Pastor but at 1 the rug hooking and ‘*°ns: Friday, fish stickf, mash- Roberts, 117 Francis Dr.; Den- of his junior year, the award TUNE MOTOR ~ 21 . 40-year offshore petroleum drill­ ni* Fogarty, 39 Niles Dr.; other agencies and'to determine will be renewed (or the senior agine two or more telephone heart last Nov. 29, was the last Messes at 7, 8 :30, 10 and 11:30 crewel embroidery groups get potatoes, splnich, cole slaw, green shrubs and trees.. This Is one sure way to protect 5 The CSiristian Science Read­ ing program that may or may whether to meet again. PACK WHEEL BEARINGS companies in a community, survivor of n''ne transplant pa­ 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. a.m. Woman Lifts Car ‘together to work on their pro- ®°bkles. Normi C. Audore, 50 Duval St.; year. ing Room os open to the public not woric out. The town’s other seven admin­ eatdi with its own equipment tients at the Montreal Heart In­ Sermon topic: “Shepherds — ♦ ______- Jects. The latter part of the day Elem'entary School: Alphonse Lukas, 77 Oarth Rd. Sponsors of this year’s them against ovierwintering insect eggs and scale insects. CHECK BRAKES and lines. at 749 Main St. except on holi­ Good and Bad." Nursery pro­ To Free Child Court date for all but Lukas, But these will not provide new istrative departments, all ac­ stitute. Three other new heart quiets down a bit only because ^ "d a y, hot turkey sanidwlclies, scholarships are the Associated For complete tree care call , ADJUST BRAKES days, Monday through Saturday Ko<'kvillp United Methodist Jobs for at least another year. tive, are: Revenue, public safe­ Beoond, it arouses long peodpients, one In Montreel and vided, UVERPOOL, England (AP) that evening from 7 p.m. to 10 ^egatal^s; Tuesday, American March 81; Lukas wUl appear in Spring Oorp. of Bristol: Ohese- dormant animosities, for no from 11 a.m. to 4-p.m. Church Until then,. Partieco has to ty, public works, law, education, CHECK MUFFLER & PIPES two in Toronto, are still living. 10:45 to 11:45 a.m., Sunday — As a four-year-old girl lay p.m. the "joint” begins to jump "“by- '7«g«tables, com court March 24. brough-Pond’z, Inc. of ainton; man wants to be forced to School. ’ 142 Grove St. raise enough taxes to balance planning and welfare. . CLEAN BAHERY TERMINALS Rev. Willard E. ConkUn, Pastor screaming, trapped beneath a again and this time (or a set- **‘^ ‘*! Wednesday, plaza, vege the OHn Mathleson Charitable support a religion in which 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship Daniel L. Henry, 38, of no the budget, repay Uruguay’s Wednesday night. Town Man­ CARTER TREE EXPERTS he does not beUeve. He tends .car, Mrs. Betty Doherty, 35, back tournament with coffee Thursd»,y, ham Tnirt of New Haven; and Unl- will meet at Gilead Congrega­ certain address, charged with debt Ins^lments, and gakner ager Robert Welse told the UCENSED AND INSURED — TEL. 643-7695 to resent all members of any who weighs 210 pounds, pushed and “ goodies” as an added at- *” Snavy, masheid potato royal of Naugatuck and Water­ tional Church. 9:80 a.m.. Church School, enough Investment mosiey to re­ Community Council of the Eco­ R«||. $22.10 Yal. church whose hierarchy pro­ through the crowd and tried to traction. vegetaWes; Friday, peanut but intoxication, court date March bury. The program was estab­ Nursery tfirou^ Adults. 81. vive the econotqy. nomic Opportunity Department motes such bax support, lift the car. The resuts of our BYlday banana sandwlclies, lished through the efforts of Dr. Gilead Congregational Church 10:46 a.m., Mbrnlng Worship, Pacheco has pledged to do It, to stand by, and that It may leading to disharmony in "T o m y amazement,’* she night setback tournament will crackera Homemade Philip Wheaton and Dr. Arthur North & South Hebron Nuraery through Grade 4. even if it sparks more riate and have a part to play in the pre­ Ow Spring Spocid proportion ^ to the pressure sold today, “the front right cor­ always be a week behind be- ^®“ ®**“ or fruit, sondwiciies AOOIDENT Banka presidents of Mi(Mlesex exerted. Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr„ strikes when the tourists begin paration of the town’s C-DAP ner of the car came clear off the cause this column haa to be ”**** served with oil meals. An accident at Main and and Cheater Hartford Com­ (Plw Ports) Third, what the state ' Pastor Trinity EvangeUcaJ Lutheran deserting the beaches next (Community-Development Ac­ United Methodist Churches ground. Then I shouted to som e-. processed during the day F r l - ______Forest 8t. was reported yester­ month. munity Oolites, respectively. flnda, the state will control. Church tion Plan) study. one to grab the child. day. I “ day. The drivers were, Brian Deadline tor the receipt of YOU SAVE $7.25 Thia means that sectarian 9:45 to 10:46 a.m., Sunday (Missouri Synod) Otherwise, government eoono- WelM explained the C-DAP The girl, Carmel Graham, Is Last week’s winners were: T. Lindsay, 17, of 82 Oxford St., completed scholarship applica­ BITUMINOUS wdioolB will be influenced in­ School. 86 Prospect St., Rockville ralrts fear, Uruguay may quick­ propoeal and said that he in­ now home after two weeks in a Annie Alley, 132; Betty Jesania, and Joseph A. atmard, 61, of 09 tions, availalrie from the dean creasingly by the secular Combined Lenten Service „ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Bruce Rudolf ly head for chaos despite its po­ tends to invoive^aU town agen­ hospital with head injuries. Her 127; John Murphy, 128; Cam INCOME TAX Flsseic St. Slmerd was injured; of admissions, Wesleyan Unlver- Bring In This Coupon For A FRGZ Lubo Job arm o t our society. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Kel­ tential riches. cies in the study. (pther, Frank Graham, says both oars were towed. We believe the suggestion DIALOGUE SERMON sey, “ Shepherds — Good and 8 and 10:30 a.m .. Worship VendrilD, 120; Cl* WUson. 120; Off its South Atlantic coastline etty, Middtotown 00457, is April DRIVEWAYS With Ofl Chong* and Fllor C-D.^P, if authorised by the Secretary Romney nia^ juet Mrs. Dcdierty and the other res­ and Inez Mahoney, 120. PREPARATIIMI 16. Parking Areas • Gas Stations s BasketboU Courts Ba«Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and 10:80 o.m., Service, Nurawy 6 4 3 w1 9 9 « giraffe, gazelle and gnu. enough foodstuffs to feed 35 mU- ed one end of a 8,600-pound car ful and thank them very much. vision heads; and helped by all Dough Bakery, Ltd. 11:45 a.m. and SchDol, to exitilcate her son. The next drive we’ll be start- T r '.' ...... — . » . . . . __ L . „ . - __

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1969 UCLA, Sites Set on Championship to hoAl a 7.08 pxdnt gain a f noon.,' Stock Market But it was eA downhill after NEW YORK (AP)—The in the Weft Regtonal flina in th fine. Thara’n no •welling In the Oaroltaa met in the Eaft Re­ Kmtucky WMlayaa tint, and the Dow was ahead NOAA champtoiiahlp tourney? aidde and I’m not Itaiptag.” gional at CMIege Fatk, MR.; only 8.79 pxilnts at the «doae. hopes of UCLA for an un­ Its NCAA College D M ften tUle Fi''" Business Bodies klANCHBS'rBB AhHndor twlfted the ankle aft­ It lemalna to he Men bow he Purdua went agtdnft Marquetto precedented thitd straight by downtag Southwaat MkaniMl Barometers OdnUnued eeteotive buyfpg by PARKA1» er aooring 16 potato In UCLA’. will do In the game, Mheduled kilhe Mktoaft Regional at Madr the inetltuttons wae credited for CARD GALLERY (Next to King's) NotiDnal CoUegiaibe basket­ 63-88 -victory over New to ftaH at 6:06 p.m., B8T, in toon, Wto., and Drake toi«led TS-71 after American InMna- ^ ou rifui. pmoMonoN8 b o b b o u g h s m a n a g e r m -y e a r m en HOGAN ZOO Down Again the easty advance. 1 1 1 0 later ball civampionship rested State Thurftlay night. L o. Angelen. with CMorado State U. In the Uonal had won third ptaoa by ' OtBiiUl Board C3o. at JoMpb V. Ryan of in Trout Both H. Arthur Hioka Jr. of ADMINISTRATOR easing was attributed to profit “ I feel at the moment that H ie u6LA-Banta Claia clafti Midweft Regional at Maetaat- beating Ariitond 6161 at E v a a » *** •*“ announced straam Dr., Venion haa been 6B Walker St. and Albert 8. Van- Chester E. Hogan, former NEW YORK (AP) — The UMrig end to a alowing' in buy­ today on Lew Albindor’s Lewto Imd a painful qirata that wind, up a buiy afternoon that tai^ Kan. villa, Indi tw» pwBWtlena.- promoted to branch manager Gaabeck of 393 Summit St. were executive with the C.R. Burr sto«A market turned in a roller­ ing by the institutions. light anlde. won’t be too troubterome,’’ will decide the four team , that Obto Unlveraity edged Weft EMtern New Mexioo defeated WtH the towering 7-foot-l)4 *• I Harvard g( the Hartford saJea office of given diamond aervlce emblema and Company Nurseries, will coaster type of peiformance Hie market continued on the Johnny Wooden, the UCLA wUl compete next week In the Texa. 82-80 and TenneMwe Eltaabeth aty, N.C., 75-73 MtS AU-Amerloan and Player at the Ba., g^naMly proAMtton man- Burroughs Oorporation, Bust- for their 40 years with the become administrator of the this paM week, cht^ging upMll upside in early trading Wednes­ FREE coiudi. Mid Friday. national aemlftml. af Louia whipped Rutger. 6761 In flrft- Maryland State took Centaal Year be up to par when the nem FVimai and Supplies Oroup. Los Angeles Zoo on April 1, for two daiys then sliding down day, but the effort to keep the Alctador worked out Friday vlHe, Ky. round NIT douUriiewler at New Waahtagton 03-87 to the NAIA Ryan wfU he reaponslbte for according to Mayor Sam Torty. for ttiree. re ^ going failed, and It closed Bruin, go agEdnst Santa Clara end EtaMited: " I am feeling Earlier, DavidMa and North York Friday night. Mmiftaala at KanM. City. recruiting, training and super­ He is a Brown Unlverstty The markelt's aoUvlty was w ^ a moderate Iocs. Brokers Carnations vising aaiea personnet graduate and has worked for similar to that of the previous Uamed the “ lack o f poslttve He Joined the oompairy in United Aircraft Corp. in East week, except then It rose tor good news’’ for the dip. 1M2 aa m aaiea raprsatN iive Hartford and the Oeneral Elec- Bowling Boston Continues to Slug Long Ball three days and slM tor two, end The Mide continued Thursday, Stop In And Plek with the market cloeing sharply most of the various market bar- . u v\ut t r Yours Up On EARLY BIRDS. — Barbara onNtera closed out with a gain. lower. The Dow loef iO.88 points EAST SIDE MIDOBT Monday! OoUahan 187-187-sn, Bert Bot- The barometers this week and WbB Street Uamed too tlcftlo 137. RSox ‘Darkhorse Pitcher’, In the first game for the Bast- were down. much dkwouraglng newa, euch Side Play-Off CMmpionshlp, The The dosely wratched Dow as a dip in auto sales and deteri­ • So* Us Hrst for -■ WEST SIDE MIDOET — A1 Cruisers after a alow fltft quar­ Jones industrial average of oration ki the British trade poai- LMtle 119-100, Bob Farnuid 06, ter poured It on and dawned blue-chip stocks closed the past tton, for contributing to the de­ «T. PATRICK’S SAY NOVELTIES 86, Mike HolloweU 92-80, Scott Sheds Light on Campaign The Elks, 44-28. week at 904.28, a loss of 6.90 cline. ill Kftly 08-88, Ted Tedford 102, Sssn Tiiompacn, (16), Pete poln^ from the previous week's Ken Tomlhuon 85, Mike Bolduc Ramey, (14) and Steve Dwyer The martoet continued to aUde "h e oan throw harder than Bll.lS. V CANDIES CARDS LACT MEMBER— Julian JaVier, second baseman for the World St. 86, Bln Sibrinaz 83-83, Rick BRADENTON, F la- with a and a single. six led the scoring attack for FVidaiy, but not. as sharply. WhU that.” Andrews now is 8 for 21 for a Hie Associated Press average L ouib C a r d i n s is th e la st Cartls’ player to 'ink his efontraot. Welcoming Ja- Varney 81. .' (AP) — LefUnander Ken The Cruisers. TTm Diggln and Street cited Ihe same continuing Brett threw mostly faftbolto .881 aveiuge and has five RBI’s o f 60 tfoohiB was off 3.4 points vfer to spring training are Bing Devine Oeft) and Red Schoenditenst. Pete Cordera also played well. fears for the dip which saw the Brett, called a “dark horse against the Ftirates and said his for the exhibition season. BUly for the week at 330.7. The week CONSTRUCTION LEAGUE— 'Mike Hoyt had 11 points for Dow clcae with a loss of 2.86 arm feM fine. He struck out two Oonigliaro is 7 for IT for a .412 before it dosed at 334.L Stand­ Zlg: Olbert 170-407, Harry Buck­ oandidate’’ to join t!he Bos­ the Elks. S. Alsert points at 901.28. and walked one after gi'vtag up average with six RBI’s. ard A Poor’s 600-stock index minster 891, Russ Deveau 144^ ton Red Sox starttos: pJbeh- The Hosemien, in a low scoring Hie fivl most-active issues on a lead-off stogie to Matty Alou, Tony OonigHaro had to leave ager, has been named assistant was off .66 at-96.00, arel the Nbw 383, Burk Plank 148-376, Louis er rotation by Manager contest, earned the right to meet the New York Stock Exchange Experimental Ball Livelier, facing oiriy 16 batters. the game in the third inning min manager of the l^nlalt A York Stock Exchange index of Jordan 160-368, D em is Boxx 163- the Cruisers for the champlan- this week were: Dick WiUiaims earlier this Brett was the youngest pitch­ with a ruptured blood vessel to Foulda Division. William Car­ some 1,200 common stocks 361, Elwiood Emmons 365, Ron shlp, by downing Gorman’s In­ year, has shed a little more er ever to appear In a Worid Ms left shin after he was struck ter of 23 Brent Dr., Vernon, for­ Arthur Hicks Sr. dipped 0.40 to 04.93. Gien Aiden, off % at 14)4; Churchill 366, Ernie Oakman surance Agency, 18-12. lib'ht on his caanpai'gn. Series when he pitched against by his own foul tip. Pitcher BUI merly production manager, has "Rirnover for the week was Bnmswiok, up 1% at 20%; Produces More Hits and Runs 363, Ken Mlai-kste4n 161-361, Mil­ Dan D e a cco (18) Mike Rig- Southern New England Tele­ Brett, 20, who spent most of the cardinals to 1967. Presently Landhi also was struck by been named assistant mill man­ laokluater, wfth the volume at Lowe’s Hueaters, off 2H at 40; ton Plouff 360. gott three and Ed Budar Bude- phone Co. Experimental baseball script that became ao prevalent little offense back Into the last season nursing a sore pitch­ the Red Sox only have Ray a line drive on the right leg. ager of the Colonial mill. 46,206,260 shares, compiared PanMIc Petroleums, up 1)4 at Slcudsuf, naro two, did all the scoring for Hicks joined in 1939 in New laat year. The Twins got an game. They sure worked for the ing arm, gave up only one hit Culp, Dick Ellsworth and Jim Neither injury was considered Ahmrd Joined Colonial in 1946. with 49,469,080 In the week pre­ 29%, and Gulf Oil, up % at ''42%. went over bdjg with the San COUNTRY CLUB — Larry The Hoeemen, while Ron Sloan London and is now a testman eighth-inning homer by Frank P ^ r e s and Giants. during a fi've-inning stint Lonborg for starters. serious. vious. The figure was the light­ Hie five most active Issues Gazza 361, Ken Bennett 364, and Jimmy Itodgers played well in the local office. He is a Diego Padres and San Qullici for the only run of the Ferrara, batting fourth and against the Pirates Friday as Jose Santiago, 'vriio had arm TTte Red Sox got four un­ CBester E. Hogan est since the 46,662,030 million tilde week on the American Carl Bohn 360, Charles Whelan on defense. eph. V. Ryan Stock Eixchange were; TVancisco Giants Friday game and won their fourth swinging in place of the pitcher, the Red Sox hanunered out a 7-4 trouble last year and has yet to earned runs In the late Innings shares turned over in the four- Featuring straight, beaUng Atlanta 1-0. connected for his three-run hom­ 139-393, John Rdeder 136-356. victory. Richard Parr scored four trie Co. in Schenectady, N.T. pitch an inning of exhibition as the Pirates committed four at the Boston Branch. He is a day week ended Feb. 20. The Asaamera OU, up 3% at 29%; but the old-fashioned 1968 In other games, CjinclnnaU er against Bob Meyer of Oak­ “That is the hardest I've points for Gorman’s. He was made head of tte Los ball. Is going to start the season errors. FYed Wem, trying to be­ member of the Legitm of Honor, markets were closed the last National General warxants style suited the Minnesota tagged Houston 6-2, the Chicago land after San Diego had pound­ Angeles Recreation and Parks thrown tn two years,” Brett said in the bull pen, l^lUams said. come a short reliever for the “Y” MTOGETS the company’s highest sales day of that week tar Washing- (new), o « 2 at 12%; British P'e- Twine just fine. White Sox walloped Los Angeles ed Jim Nash for 10 hits and five after the game. “It’s about as Brett now appears to have the Red Sox, gave up four runs to Department in 1963 and became Unknown Pro Float breaking Mamdiester achievement award. ton’s Birthday. Of 1,711 issues troieum, oft 1% at 21%; North TOM and BROOKE The expansionikt Padre, got 9-3, Montreal trimmed Waahlng- runs In only three innings. hard as I can throw a bEdl.” inside track to the fourth spot In the last two innings. acting head of the zoo last sum­ Travel Service, defeated the The U.8. Azmy veteran is a traded on (he New York Stock Oanadian Oils, up 1% at 11%, three hit., including a three-run ton 8-1, the New York Meta un­ Bonds homered for the Giants Rookie pitcher Billy Flarmer, the rotation. mer. Boston ■was scheduled to play ESks 36-13 lost night. Ray Sulli­ native of Taunton, Mass, and Exchange, 9TO declined, 617 ad­ and Oommonwealth United, off homer, from AI Ferrara, their loaded on St. Louis 16-6, Detroit in the first and second innings Leads Pack who spent last season with .Brett TTie Red Sox conUmie to hit Hogan and his wife, Laura, the Yankees at Wtoter Haven van was high nmn with 12 received a BS Degree from vanced, and 124 were un­ % at 16)4. deaignated pinch hitter, and downed Philadelphia 4-1, Boston and Willie Mays unloaded a at Louiavilte, overheard the re­ well, with Billy Oonlgllaro driv­ now live in Claremont, Calif. today with Cuin making his points and Mike Voiland fin­ Boston College. changed. New highs tor 1968-69 Every Wed, and Sat, pounded Oakland 8-5 In exhibi­ stopped Pittsburgh 7-4, (Cleve­ bases-Ioaded double as San mark In the (dubhouse. “ Don’t ing fa) three runs with a pair of At Monsanto first appearance of the spring, ished ■wtth eight totaled 17 and new lows 177. tion baaeball. land defeated Seattle 4-2 and Francisco welcomed the livelier you believe him,” F’armer said. singles and Mike Andrews two and Dave Gray pitching. BRIEFS PENSACOLA. Fla. (AP) — High for the kmers ■was Thn DEIX, PROMOTED Hie market’s early upbeat ap­ Sins Akmg To Gey 90s Musk San Francisco, trying out a Baltimore whipped the New ball to Arizona’s thin air. Bight local girls in the D A L McOonville scoring six points. Robert E. Dell of Manches­ parently stemmed from a feel­ ST. PATRICK'S DAY qieclally constructed livelier York Yankees 6-2. Qullici, who played 176 big After seven years on the profes­ Teen Flashion Board went to He also played an outstanding ter, vice president and trust ing of reHelf on the part of Inves- i:l: ball, rapped it for 16 hits, in­ The designated pinch hitter league games before getUng his sional golf tour, Dick Crawford New York City recently to visit Pins — Flowers defensive game. officer in cdiaige of trust In­ tpw that several things, such as | cluding a pair of homers by for the pitcher and the livelier first homer In the final game of finally knows how it feels to Baltimore's Magic Number, a showroom and ^venteen Party Goods lead a tournament. Sports Viewing vestments department was devalunUon of the French franc, WE SERVE FREE SPAGHEHI Bobby Bond, and .mashed Cali­ ball are both training camp ex­ last season, connected with two Magazine. They are Chris Tur- SATURDAY Upset-minded Mhndiester recently promoted to mmtar had not happened. But after a fornia 13-1.' periments which baseball is out In the eighth to carry the Like Tommy Aaron, Crawford cotte, Alyson Ftoher, Lynda Lot- ARTHUR DRU6 1:00 (30) RoUer Derby Down to Three Victories Auto Parts bowed to Hilltop vice pnesklent at Hat^tford Na­ pause for reflection, brokers WITH YOUR DRINKS But Mlnnerota stuck to the trying out in an effort to put a Twins past Atlanta. still doesn’t know how it feels to stein, Heidi Alpert, Georgia 2:00 (30) ’69 NCAA Basket- M oton 29-14. Jim 'Wigren lead tional Bank and Trust Co. said, Wiall Street apparently ^ ■win, but he’s In a gxxid position Thomas, Christine Goodrich, to find out going into today’s baO Baltimore’s magic number for extra seofton, scoring 10 of his all soorers ■with six points Dell Joined Hartford National realized *. "stlH had plenty of Cindy Harris and June Darm. third round of the $100,000 Mon­ 3:00 ( 8) World Cup Ski clinching the National Basket­ 36 gome points. Oscar Robert­ FVir the losers Friuik Oraastta as an Investment AmUyst in probiems around” , such as the ■K! San Diego Sees Brighter Future Cover Charge Sat. $1.00 santo Open with a one-stroke Championship ball Aasociation’s Flastem Divi­ son led the Royals with 33. was high man with tlvo points. 1967, was appointed assistant MUleast sHuation and the possi­ Celts Gain Mrs. Marion K. 'Vogt of 29 lead over Lee Tre'vlno, Ken 3:30 ( 3) The KlUy Style sion championship is down to A fourth-quarter burst gave secretary in 1969 and promoted bility that money might be to sf a ti nt trust oftioer in 1963. Clyde Rd. and Mrs. Gladys H. ,Wed. 50c StUl, Ray Floyd, unheralded 4:00 (• 8) Golf Classic three. Los Angftes its win over Mil­ Hsgani Oaterers pulled out Ckiter tightened. Oimiano o f 412 HlUstown Rd. Jim Colbert and rookie Grier (8 ) Celebrity Billiards The Bullets reduced it Friday waukee. ITtree jump shots by a last minute ■victory over Bo­ The week began with the mar­ Padres Put Accent Final Spot were each named administra­ ih Y FOR RESERVATIONS. CALL MR. D Jones. 4:30 ( 8) Race of the Week night by nipping Cincinnati 180- Keith EMckson gave the Lakers land Oil 19-18 on TTm WoUen- He eras elected a company di­ Albert 8. VasGasbeck ket shaking off the beating It tive asaistant In the special ac­ The 29-year-old, two-time 5:00 ( 8) Wide World of 128 in overtime. TTie loss ended a 91-80 lead which they never berg’a two point shot before the rector and its secretary in 1963. had taken late in the previous member of the American counts rating diiislon, pensonal FAIRWA 4 643-2188 In Division NCAA champion from the Uni­ Sports the Royals’ chances of malting loft. Jerry Weft paced the ■wln- buzzer. Mike O’Retlly ooUeoted O uter Joined in 1968 after week and shoving forward. Wall Legion Post here and the Man­ lines, of the Travelers Insur­ r / f f S l On Younger Players versity of Houston posted a 67 SUNDAY the playoffs. nera with 28 points while Jon six points for the winnera graduating from Rockville High Street attributed a near 6-polnt BALTIMORE (AP)—The Bos­ chester Army and Navy Club. ance Oo. Friday after a first-round 68 for 1:30 ( 8) NIT In other games Friday, Los McOIocklin had 32 for the Dick McMahon tallied seven 9chooI. He became production r ia e ^ the Dow to Wue-eWp and YUMA, Ariz. (AP) — Other outfielders on the club ton Celtics play the cHviElon^ VanGasbeck also joined in leefting Baltimore Bullets to­ a 36-hole total of 136 over the 2:00 ( 8) C.I.A.C. Basket­ Angrics beat Milwaukee 111-108 Bucks. points for Boland OIL contnd manager in 1966. conservative stocks coming for‘ eostor ^ Preston OtMnez, manager of —all with major-league experi­ 1929 in Manchester and is now Some 100 independent Insur­ ence—are Larry Stahl, Al Fer­ night, a team that clinched a par 71 Pensacola Cbuntry Club ball and San Francisco edged De­ Bob Lewis and Jeff Mullins The Lydall mill makes setup hack to a level “ where the iiwtl- the niew , WEST SIDE PEE WEE foreman of installers and re­ ance agents from the Hartford, cut-outsEMits . . . 4 playoff berth for ithe Celtics Fri­ course. 3:30 ( 3) Bowling troit 114-110. dropped in two' free throws and folding boxboard. Colonial tutlons are begirming to nibble.’ ’ rara, Ivan Murrell and Ron Paganls defeated the Herald pairmen here. He> is a member Litchfield, Tolland and Wind­ is nothing if not realistic day night for the National Bas­ The 1959 Southern Amedeiu' 4:00 ( 3) World Series of Baltimore, with a three-game apiece in the final 18 seconds to makes flbreboard for , lug­ The rally continued the next 2 stores—mainem—main at. j Davis. Angels last night, 62-12. Tops of the Foremen's Club, the Tele­ ham county area will attend a about hSs dub’s chances. In the Infield, Bill Davis, ob­ ketball Aasociation’s Eastern champion from Bella 'Vista, Tennis lead over Philadelphia, needs cement San Francisco’s victory gage and cars. day, -with the Dow moving and e. middle tpke. for the Barbers was John Far- phone Pioneers of America and meeting In Windsor March Still, he says, the 'Padres only to spilt its remaining six over Detroit. Mullins led the tained from Cleveland In the Division. -Ark., ■won more than $25,0(X) on rand with 28 points. This Is his the Community Service Fund of 27 conducted by the Casualty steadily upward from the start DUNT games to clinch, no matter what Warriors with 82 points, three m MRECTOR are wot likely to break any deal that sent Zoilo Versalles to TTk Oelte needed either one the tour last year but his best best scoring effort of the season. Manchester. and Surety Diviskm of the Aetna the 76ers do in their final four leas than Detroit’s Dave Bing, of the ’ the Indians, will play at first “ If ■victory or a loss by the ancln- finish so far this year was a tie He was aided by tough John Ihe Gerber Scioitific bietru- Life and Casualty Oo. Hie meet­ T e n n i s games. who took game honors. fitst year records, either. he can hit the way we hope he natl Royals to taker the fourth for 10th at Doral. He missed the Sloan (12) and speedy Steve Mi- msot Ob. o f South Windsor ap- VW SALESMAN ing wUl cover latest develop­ CLDWN The BuU'ets were down by 11 “ As the year goes by, we can,” says Gomez. and final berth, but they failed cut at Orlando last week. NEW RCKHELLE, N.Y. (AP) kolowsky (10). pofnted Rudolph P. Schlffer as ments In Aetna’s mass mer­ points with 10 minutes remain­ Donald D. Girard of 95 Cedar should improve,” says Gomez. Second base is a question Thursday when they dropped a Trevino, the U.S. Open cham­ Last Night’s Fight Top scorers for the Angels director of public relatictiB. chandising program. — Clark Graebner, the defend­ ing against the Royals but St became a salesman for Ted “We should do better than the mark with Jose Arcia, drafted 120-110 decision to fifth-place pion, shared the first-round leeid were Jim Hesketh nine and Ray Sdgffer was formerly pubHc O PEN ing champion from New Yortt, ■wiped out the deficit on the Trudon ■Volkswagen in Taicott- AROUND Mets or Houston did their first from the , battling Cincinnati. But the Bullets at 67 wdth newcomer Larry Hin­ NEW YORK—Chuck Wepner, Lanzano five. ntattaas man for Hamilton vlUe this mouth. Mott’s Super Markets today year.” with rookies Jerry Davanon and downed Oifclnnati 130-128 In ov-' son, • Australia’s Bruce Cramp- defeated' John Stelnberger, shooting of Jack Marin and Flarl 212, Bayonne, N.J.,- outpointed Girard was born and raised reported new highs In both sales The Padres put the accent on Rafael Robles. Roberto Pena, a ertime to wrap up the playoff ton and Aaron, but appeared to Westport, Conn. 6-1, 0-2 In the Monroe. Cincinnati needed a Roberto Davila, 199, Peru, 10. in Southbridge, Mass. He serv- and earnings for the 10th con­ A L L D AY WESTOWN vYith your youth, players who might be .60 hitter with Philadelphia last spot for Boston. have bogeyed himsedf out of third round of the Elmplre three-point play by Tom Van NEW O R L E A N 8—Percy Ruaty Staub, traded by Hons- secutive year ended Dec. 28, several years away from play­ year. Is set at short and Ed Spe- It ■was one of the few favors contention for the $20,000 first State Indoor Tennis Tournament Arsdale to force the overtime. Pugh, 146)i, New Orleans, out­ ton to ihe new Montreal Expos, PHARMACY Friday night. 1968. 469 Hartford Rd— 849-9946 ing on other major league clubs, zlo, acquired from St. Louis, is the Bullets have done Boston prize with a 38 on the first nine. But Marin took charge In the pointed Manny Burgo, 147, New took port In 100 dotdds plays for Net sales totaled $46,760,429, when they drafted from other the likely third baseman. this year. The surprising Bul­ But Trevino blrdled three of the Bedford, Maos., 10. ttM Astros la s t : Robert B. Dell up from $41,261,267 reported last teams during the winter. Rookie Danny Breeden is the lets, paced by rookie center Wes last four holes to come home In Successful Dehut in New York year. SUNDAY No. 1 catcher at this point, Unseld, have beaten Boston In In June 1967, he advanced to Their lineup, thus. Is nearly 69 and ttod at 136 with Canada’s though 20-year-old Fred Kendall four out of five g;ames. DOWNTOWN trust officer; November, 1967 Earnings after taxes rose to free of players with only a few Al Balding, unknown Bill Gar­ INCOME TAX years left to play. Even the vet­ may have the job In a year or The Oeltl'cs return home Sun­ BILUAftOS became vice president and trust $960,556 compared to $886,485 In All Medicinal Services Available rett and Aaron. Crampton fired 1967. erans are relatively young. two. day for ani afternoon game a 71 for 138. AAMCO It - officer and on December 16, April 15 is closing ini BOTH Female Jockey Wins Second Annual Amateur The one place where the Pa­ Gomez has ^ three starting against Los Angeles, which Is 1968 was named to head Um Why worry and stew Still, who won his first tour FEDER.AL dres are reasonably solid Is in pitchers set—Al McBean from leading the Western Division. Claos A A B Trust Investment Department. when BLOCK will do victory at Orlando lest week, AND the outfield. Gomez says. In Pittsburgh, Dick Selma from OF MANCHESTER He has served as an officer your tax at such a shot a 73 in the first roimd but Town ChomplonsMp fact, that many other clubs the New York Meta and Dick Race at Aqueduct of the Investment Gfoup of CHARGE YOUR small cost! Get your STATE charged Into contention Friday BUDGET TERMS have approached San Diego Kelley of Atlanta—with one or Hartford and is a former dl- with a 63. Jones, 22, a promising NEW YORK (AP) — Barbara was the first woman to ride a NATTONWIDB Transmission tax in N O W ! See about a trade and admits that two more expected to come Ohio Downs •Tector of the Utidifleld County PRESCRIPTION newcomer, posted Ms second Jo Rubin, happy over her suc­ horse In a pari-mutuel betting Storting Date: April 1 GUARANTEED SBRVICB •ftSONALIlI* your nearest BLOCK one could be made before the from a list that includes Al San­ Agency, Inc. straight 68. race at a New York track. Loaner (jars FVee Tosrtalg office TODAY! LIFE opening of the season. torini, Clay Kirby, Phil Knuck­ cessful debut in New York, tries Entrance Fee CInas A $5.66 A 1987 graduate of Wesleyan HERE UP Simmie Hill FToyd, three ftrokes off the Bravy Galaxy went off as a TjBl. Troabies? GUARANTEE The only one not available for les. Frank Reberger, Dick for a riding double today. Claos B 92.09 sts-zun University, Dell is married to pace going into the second 13-1 hazard, but led all the way I GO W . guarantee accurate preparation of every tax return. If a trade, says Gomez, is Ollle James and Mike Corklns. The pert 19-year-old girl jock­ Class A 9100.69 Prize Manchurtnr, round, ftwt a 66, and Colbert a in the five-furlong sprint for the former Dorothy M. Albert, WE HONOR we mole ony error, that colt you ony penally or inleretl, Billy McCool, obtained from In NIT Play Vernon Tcnm U em Brown, the hlg, moody, but po­ 67. ey is slated to ride May Berry maiden 2-year-old fillies. Bravy Class ft $49.99 Prise Rte. 88, TalcdttvtUe, has three sons and lives at 84 A' LET US HELP YOU we will poy the penalty or intereit. tentially great outfielder ob­ Cincinnati, and Tom Dukes, ac­ Helaine Rd. Crawford said the turning In the first race at Aqueduct, Galaxy scored by two lengths ^m aster charge^^ tained In the draft from the quired from Houston, figure to NEW YORK (AP) — Ohio U. point of his round could have then take off for Charles Town, over She’s Rich in one minute THE INTERBAiNK CARO Giants. Brown, says Gomez, be the stoppers In the bullpen. pulled off the third straight up been the third hole, where he W.Va., to ride Reely Beeg In the flat and paid $28.20, $10.60 and HAMBITRGER MONTH If you'va got transmission troublo, wo'fl will be the starting rlghtflelder. And last, though potentially set in the National Invitation' CO. scrambled for a par four with ninth race on the night card at $6.40. Rudolph P. gchUfer March Is National Hamburger got to the botlom of it. That's bMouto Tony Gonzalez, who hit .339 not least, is Johnny Podres, the Tournament by stopping profes- f ' an 18-foot putt after hitting into the West Virginia track. “ The horse was alert at the Month and the chain of Mac­ Amarici*. Largeit Tix Service with Over 3000 Offices with Philadelphia In 1967 but fell former Brooklyn and Los An­ stonal-boimd Simmie Hill, but we're experts at our job. Economical, also. the woods. Barbara Jo made a believer gate and went out to the lead,” Skeef Shooting Standard in IVindsor Locks and Donald's stores, with one at 46 Donald D. Girard off last year. Is likely to be In geles Dodger great, who has favored Tennessee came up of many doubters In the crowd Barbara Jo said. “In the stretch a news reporter for the Asso­ W. Center St. run by Mike left with rookie Clarence Gas­ looked very sharp this spring In with the biggest surprise, a 6- His golfing psychology? ed four years in the Air Force PINE PHARMACY of 25,667 at Aqueduct Friday I hit her once and she swerved. ciated Press In Milwaukee, Wis. Walsh, released a survey of ALWAYS RELIABLE Mianoheator Shopping Parkade—Lower Levd ton, who has been Impressive his comback attempt. Now 36, foot-10 Canadian with a 17-foot “I don’t go out for a definite and has lived In Manchester score. when she won aboard Bravy. I straightened her up and she ALL DAY SUNDAY Gerber makes computer-con- hamburger eating habits. 664 CENTER ST. Between Seam and Grant. Rear EntiMoea during the spring, a solid con­ Podres could be used at a start­ jump shot. with his wife and son for three Galaxy, a first-time starter. She went on to win.” oonvert digital data into graphic The average person eats 14 tender for center. er once a week or so. “ Everything we heard about form. hamburgers per month. The years. , MANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER TRANSMISSION 00. him wasn’t that good,” Coach He worked In the composing We I 9 A J f. t o 9 PJIf. No Anpototaoent MAKCHESTER average child under 14 eats n . 9 AJH. to 5 PJK. I . Neoeeaniy i Bill Foster said of Bob Croft aft­ POST OFFICE AWARDS 22.8. room of The Herald for six TEL. 649-9814 16 Bieinard Plaee, Manchester — Phone 646-0022 SS6-198I er Tennessee clubbed his Rut­ years. Seven Manchester postal em­ MacDonald’s with 1,1(K) stores Archery Touruameut gers team 67-61 Friday night in SPORTSMAN'S ASSOCIATION in the U.S., Canada .and Puerto the first round game after Ohip ployes were awarded a certifi­ MERROW ROAD — NORTH COVENTRY cate and a check for submitting Rico also asked children to upended Hill and West Texas locally adopted suggestions. name their five favorite footis. State 82-60. First comes hamburgers follow “All we heard was (Bill) Jus­ NEW AUTOMATIC TRAPS Clerks receiving awards were, Held iu Mauchester ed by french fries, chicken, ice tus. We-expected (Jimmy) Eng­ Marvel Henthorn, Michael NOW IN OPEBATION cream and peanut-butter-and- ■nds Sunday, March 16th, Manchester. She also holds the land to make the 17-foot jump Ginolfi, Thomas Tomkunas, Beginners, Novices and Skilled Shooters jelly sandwiches. Mancheater, CJonnecticut will be 1968 Intemaitdonal Junior Olym­ shot and we expected Justus to Raymond Thlffault and John NOW tile site of the 6th Annual New pic title won in Detroit. Pour- make the 16-footer. But when Invited To Um Oar Facilities Hull. Also,-=City Carrier James teen-year old Mark Hall of England Indoor Archery Cham- that Croft came down and put In Warming House ft Refreshments Available AD Day Tierney and Parcel Poet Columbia who is past National Duplicate Bridge D O N 'T Iiionships. They will be held at a 17-foot jump from the top of Carrier Walter Nimirowski. Hall’s Indoor Archery Lanes, FTeld Chiamplon and current the circle, I thought, “ Oh, oh, The mgge.tions concerned Results last night in a dupli­ 291 West Middle Turnpike. The New England FTeld Champion school’s out!” improvements in mall handling, cate bridge game at the Italian- Lanes Is sponsoring thta touma- will be competing for the New transporting mail to stations, American Club are: North- m'ent which wlU provide an England Indc»r Amateur title. good housekeeping and safety, South, Mr. and Mra. Alfred La- MISS IT! eleven hundred dollar purse to He recently won the Pennayl- OPPORTUNITY according to Postmaster Aiden Plant, first; Mrs. Robert Roy the Profesftonals and award vonla Men’s Indoor Amateur ti­ Ailing Feet E. Bailey. and Mrs. Lawrence Fagan, sec­ flra), second, and third place tle in Kennet Square, Penn. ond; Edward Oonway and Mrs. troidiiee to the men and women There will be two wavee of UAC AIR TRAt’EI. Cause Ryun For Employment At Joseprti ftfiymond, third. Amateur champions. competition on Sunday, one be­ United Aircraft Corp. spent Also, East-West: John Descy A T T H E TWs event which began five ginning at 10 a.m. and one at a record $7,509,847 for air serv­ and Louis Halpryn, first; Bert years ago as a local northeast 2 p.m. The official referees for To Withdraw ROGERS CORPORATION'S ices last year., R o s b and William Clartwright, tournament now attracts world the event wUl be Art Hall of Arthur E. Smith of 28 Ray­ second; and James Baker and champions. Over one hundred Connecticut, monageiv/ of the DETROIT (AP) — Yarned mond Rd., UAC president, said Edward Ramspeck, third. PARKADE archers have pre-reglstered for Lanes, and Dave Staples of Jim Ryun, w)io had breathing 5 Conn. Plant Locations the cost was $721,710 more than The game, sponsored by the this event Including the current Pennsylvania, President of the trouble In the Olympics, now last year. It was spent on Manchester Bridge Club, is International Men’s Professional Professional Archers Associa­ ho0 alHng feet and It may coft Technicians and Ehiglneerlng Aaotstamta in Quality (jontroi. pauenger travel, air freight, played eacji Wednesday at 7:30 Champion Jim Ploon from Min­ tion. Kaitaaa the team title in today’s Research and Devekqiment, Manufacturing Engtoeerlng. expren, mail and parcel post. p.m. and each Friday at 8 p.m. nesota and third ranking world windup of the NCAA Indoor Starting salaries as high as $145 per week for Technicians or $165 per week lor Engineering Aselatonts. Employes logged 91.5 naillion at the club. 135 Eldridge St. OPEN champion Dickie Roberto from Track Oianaplonshlpe. High School Graduates and 2 year college graduates are miles In the air, up nearly nine Play is open to the public. Michiglan. Competing for the R o a d R a c e Kansas jumped to a 26-16 lead million. encouraged to investigate these career oi^xirtunttiea and women’s money purse will be MIDDLETOWN — Amby Bur- pver defending champion VUlan»- learn about ROGERS Far Out FRINGE BENEFIT PRO­ SUNDAY the current International Lad­ foot, former Wesleyan Universi­ Ova to Friday night’s seven- GRAM. les’ Champion Ann Butz of New ty standout and 1668 Boston event opening session, but Ryun FO R RENT York and past worid champion Marathon winner. Is entered In limped out of a defense of his TfttBphoiM for AppoiRtmont 8 ■■6 16 tnm. Movie Pro- ( Owen Learn from Pennaylvanla. the 10 mile Bemie Glza-Walter two-mlle crown with blistered Jeoton sound or alleot, ate 8 A J N .- 9 P J i Two (Connecticut youths who feet afid a gimpy left knee. 86 mm. slide projectoia. Kowal run Sunday, March 10 at MRS. MARGARET HAMPSON — 643-5163 ha've state, sectional, national 2 p.m. at the Wesleyan Univer­ Ryun, who succumbed to — or apply to — WELDON DRUG CO. and Internationa) Amateur titles sity, Middletown under the spon­ Mexico’s thin air and Kenya’s 767 Main St—-TeL 64S-8S21 M a r c h 13f l i t h r u A L L D AY ^ to their credit will be competing sorship of the Middletown Rec­ Kip Keino in the Olympic IJiOO' ROGERS CORPORATION at tills tourncunent ogalnft adult nifter run, went lame early in reation Department. TTie run MILL ft OAKLAND StS., MANCHESTEB competition. Seventeen-year old will be sanctioned by the AAU the two-mlle ‘yCOyLPMT.t,. , 5 Applaud at a 3 Actor’s part reasonable rates. Mixed tape- or part-time. Laurel Manor, Manchester schools, 7:80-5:45 4 Mexican s e c r e t / ^?C,A D ^ recital 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. disk. U22(X>-S3K. Call C R J, 64»- 649-4510. a.m., 2:15-8:46 p.m. Exorilent 9 Kind of laborers 5361. part-time for third ahiftera, re­ \W mv n o t ^ 5 Greek leticr concert tired persons. We train you. 12 Wood-wind 6 Free from COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. binding 843-2414. instrument 4:88 P.M. DAY BEFOBE PUBLICATION Houswhold SwnrlcM Help Wonted— Molo 36 13 Excavation 7 Astringent 14 Grow old 8 Mexican 24 Scatters, 40 Lover of Deadlimt for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.m. Friday OflMwd 13-A MAN TO LEARN offset press dollars as hay cruelty operation in advertising de­ SnM IM. 15 What music is MECHANIC or mechanic’s help­ 17 Golf mound 9 Science treat­ 25 Indigo 43 Musical study LIGHT TRUCraNG, bulk deUV- er. Also man for tire recapping partment of grocery chain, 18 Girl's name ing of diseases 26 Ablest in 45 Challenge PLEASE READ YOUR AD ery, yards, attica, eellars clean­ some typing. Apply aftenMxms. A L L E Y OOP 10 Curved using one’s 46 Dines or tire service. Good pay, all BY V. T. HAMLIN 19 Suffocate C l^ in ed ^ “Want Ada" are taken over the Dhone aa a ed and removed. Also odd Jobe, benefita, 45 to 55 hours per Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., South 21 Dirk molding brains (coll.) 47 Leg joint convenience. The advertiser shnnlH p»<>a w. j 28 Savory meat M4-8962. week. Must be steady worker. Wlmlsor. HEY,CXXXA,P1P, NO, 1 PONT ...LOOKS 23 Broadway 11 Equal 48 Son of Seth YlAY IT APPEARS anS^EP^^ E ^ lS *l„ “?tIme* YEH, r >OU EVER SEE THINK SO... INTEREST! fsK3, 16“Blue----- jelly (Bib.) Apply Nichols Manchester musical sign next ln«,rtlon The Herald I. I S p S , for oSy OI?£ REWBAVING of buma, moth- FULL or part-time machinist S'POSE SO..tEPT THIS BCXOK POESNT IT? Waltz” 30 Pout (Fr.) 50 Small island 'Dre, Inc., 295 Broad Street, THIS IS MARCH BEFORE? 24 Slight flap correct or omitted Insertion for any adverttsenamt eilTZ holes, zippers repaired. Win­ needed with some lathe and 27 Arm bone • 20 Musical 31 The dill 51 HalUng only to the extent of a “make good" Manchester. 29Twill-woven syllables 33 More unique 52 Soft mud dow shades maCU < 5”OT*A WI ABOUT IT ’CAUSE 49 Brads A-Level Dormer, 289-0449. Floor Finishing^ 24 Help Wonted— Holp Wontod— Call Dlsplaycraft, Manchester. .53 One (Fr.) 3i J! qualities; DAVY JONES Free to Herald Readers FomoW 35 Fomalo 35 643-9567. BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS HIMTO OABY-SITTHIS ( TELL HIM’CAUSE I GOT .54 Unlimited CARPENTRY contractors, no FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh A ^ E R M O O J, WHAT ^ A SlfSTER AW’ NO CON- 56 Footlike part 40 ing (apectalizlng in older A high school graduate ^FASTEN YOUR SEAT SOON ■ Want Information on one of our classified advertisements? Job to largo'* or small. Call K EXPERIENCED hairdresser CLEANER, part-time days. E x­ PELTS FOR LANDING, 'IT 'S HOUSE. I CAN'T SIT GKINWAR07V SCIEN CE, AW'HAVE T o 57 Medicinal W u floors). Inside painting. Paper- Be able to work effectively AFTiR AROUND HERE IN SUNNVSIDE..,'^ FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE I quantity Ne answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the & R Building Company for wanted. Apply Marlow’.s with boys. cellent chance to supplement FELLAS... LIK E HE D O ES.' L hanging. No Job too small. ATTENTION LADIES income or for a semi-retlred WHILE MY PALS ARE IN BIG .58 Masculine 46 4^ 48 z r u your free estimate, 649-6260. Beauty Salon, 867 Main St. Have a good driving record II John Verfallle, 649-5750. perswi at the East Hartford DANGER 'WAY OUT WEST. appellation. EDWARDS A Marshall Field > family (automobile furnished) .59 Coterie !>3 54 ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ REGISTERED nurse tor Oov- Drive-In Theatre. Please apply m 60 Italian city rage, rec rooms, bathrooms owned organization is con­ !)6. ANSWERIND SERVICE Bonds— Stocks— entry Public Health Nursing ducting a nationwide expan­ Duties consist of working In person between 7:30 and 61 “Asleep in 57 u tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ ' Association. Supervision — in sion program. Interested in with our newspaperboy or­ 9 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays, the-----’’ !)d ment work, cellar floors, pa­ Mortgages 27 86 01 service education and liberal employing 15 area ladles to ganization In the servicing or Sundays to our East Wind­ DOWN tios, roofing. Call Leon Clea- - i l 649-OSOO S75-2S19 SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- personnel policies. Call 742- do outside customer inter­ of subscribers. sor I>rlve-In Theatre, Rt. 5. Or 1 "-----on the ’’ynskl. Builder. 649-4291. 6542. and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In limited funds available for sec­ viewing, 16 hours per week call any noontime, 623-3079, for (Newspaper tnitrprise Ann.) Rockville—Apply Mr. Welch, a daytime appointment. Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. CARPENTRY — concrete steps, ond mortgages, payments to PLASTIC MACHINE operators for 7 weeks. Will pay $600. Manager suit your budget. Expedient floors, hatchways, remodeling, for third shift, 12 midnight to See Mr. Moser promptly at Rockville Branch, 13 Park JOURNE'YMAN licensed y '' servics. J. D. Realty, 648-5129. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ 8 a.m. Will train. Apply Iona 10 a.m. at the Windsor Re­ St.. Rockville 875-6286 plumber wanted. Good wages, Automobilws For Solo 4 gional Office, 625 Windsor ings. attics finished, rec MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ Manufacturing Oo., Regent St. overtime, paid holidays. Cbll Ave., Medical Arts Build­ We offer paid vacation, pen­ Sktuim 1968 VOLKSWAGEN ^ d ^ , rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ ond, third, all kinds, realty, Ray Botilrt Plumbing and HERALD INSURANCE agency requires ing on March 18. sion plan, paid Blue Cross 3*15 Tin Im 0 $ F*l 0»» —All f,fM| CARNIVAL equipped with all extras. $1,- er related work. No Job too statewide. Credit rating un­ Heating, 644-1317, a e : ® B* UaHttf Ftaivf* SrKtfk***. Ii»< BY DICK TURNER full - time employe for in­ and CMS and inoreases com­ 800. Call 649-9139. small. Dan Moran, Builder. necessary, reasonable. Confi­ Evenings S49-8880 teresting and chEdlenglng posi­ mensurate with ability. WAYOUT BOX LETTERS dential, quick arrangements. KITCHEN helper wanted to as­ BY KEN MUSE 1961 FORD Galaxie '2-difc*.i cabinets, formica, built - Ins. CAN'T SLEEP WITH tV£.‘'.TL'-» t o b a c h H IS o w n THE HERALD will not p.m., Monday through Friday. 3-15 bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. ALERT Courant Co. THE LIGHTS ON disclose the Identity of 1962 CHEVROLET Bel Air Business Opportunity 28 Apply In person. Jane Alden WANTED wagon, V-8, automatic, power Bright young lady wanted ALL NIGHT.' any advertiser using box NEWTON H. SMITH & SON- for clerical poeiUon in Rmtaurant, Vernon Circle, An Equal Opportunity Employer Experienced in B e t a 11 accessories, dependable, 86(X). FR ^ < 3m SE D bakery route Store selling and familiar letters. Readers answer­ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ wholesale distributors office. Vernon. SHORT RIBS BY FRAN K O’N EA L ing blind box ads who 643-7432. d\4slable in the immediate with Palnta, Hardware, tions, rec rooms, garages, Should have some knowl­ desire to protect their area. Call 1-876-1710 after REJOPENINO very soon, have Machinery. 5)/]-Day Week. 1965 BUICK Skylark Con­ porches and roofing. No Job edge of office routine and ((O HOW DO YDU identity can follow Ihls 6 p.m. openings for part-time work vertible. Automatic, power too small. Call 649-8144. bookkeeping, five day week. Good Pay and Fringe FEEL ASOUT INTEGRATION ? procedure: PBX evenings at the Eaat Hartford steering. Needs little body Blue Cross, CMS and other Drive-In Theatre. Please apply APPLY Enclose your reply to work. Call after 6, 1-872-6738. HOMES, GARAGES, porches, TEXACO fringe benefits available. the box in an envelope — rec rooms. room additions, Please'call 289-9361, ask for OPERATOR In person to our Bast W in ^ r BLtSH HilROWAU address to the Classified MERCURY, 1966 Colony Park kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ Mr. Wlndck. Drive-Iir Theatre, Rt. 6, be- MANCHESTER M a n a g er, Manchester eral repair work. Financing wagon, 9-passenger, automatic SERVICE Opening for an experienced twen 7:30 and 9 on Fridaya, Evening Herald, together transmission, power steering, available. No down payment. Saturdays, or Sunilays. with a memo listing the DRIVERS for school buses, switchboard operator for a ■LTirU- power brakes, radio, heater, Economy Builders, Inc., 648- companies you do NOT 6159. STATION Manchester schools, 7:30—8:45 busy board in East Hartford want to see your letter. low mileage. Must be seen to a.m., 2:16—3:46 p.m. Excellent to work part-time after­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE appreciate. Call after 6 p.m., Your letter will be de­ ALL TYPE framing and re­ FRANCHISE part-time for third shifters, noons, Monday through Fri­ 0>r 3-15 stroyed If the advertiser anytime Saturday and Sun­ modeling, additions, carports, housewives. We train you. day. Company offers gd LOOKOUT, ^ O Q T 'lM ') J i HERE BEAR is one you’ve mentioned. day, 643-8743. APARTMENTS MRN,ME1L A COOKIE! garage and rec rooms. Free Available in the East Hartford 643-2414. wages, congenial co-work­ D i If not It will be handled ers, excellent working condi­ M U YOU.' In the usual manner. estimates. B ft C Corp., 232- and Manchester areas. Excel­ Trucks— Tractors 5 4298, 628-2690. lent opportunity for new career ALL AROUND gal Friday want- tions and convenient free FOR RENT and security. If you are con­ .ed for diversified position, parking. Write P.O. Box ^ ARB \ Su r e , tw is d a il y c o m ic 1965 HBA'VY duty REC ROOMS, kitchens, room cerned about the future and will­ must type, no shorthand. Call 1483, Hartford, stating edu­ Lapg« nefw 4-room apartments for rent. Wall S t , STRIP MA<5 BEEN BLACK I’ Econoline Lost and Found 1 Van, excellent condition. additions,.^ dormers, complete ing to invest your money and Mr. Thomas 646-3050. cation, experience and sal­ Hebron. Many extras included: Free heat, stove,’ ANO WHITE FOR YEARS. 742-7676. home remodeling. Royal Cus­ time in a profitable career, call ary requinements. LOST —Passbook No. 25-011058 tom Builders. 646-3434. Mr. lacampo days 568-9800, eve­ NURSES- refrisferator, wall to wall carpeting, separate stor­ 7, SaviiigB Dept, of The Oon- 1963 CHEVROLET, %ton pick­ nings 1-688-1639, or write Op­ RN’S AND LPN'S age area., washer and dryer. Large two acre yanl. up truck, go ^ ejM t( nia, Im. TJ4. la. vs. ra o*. Personals gutters, carpenter work, SO Private Instructions 32 mealtime. Good benefits. office. Insurance and pension 6 wheels and tires, $350, 649- years’ experience. Connecticut Directions: From Intersection 85 and 66. Head 6072. EXPERIENCED certified BURNSIDE benefits. Monday - Friday, 8-5. "Admit it, Eldon, you’ve never forgiven him for the Valley Constractlon Co., 648- Apirfy Mr. WME TAXES prepared by 7707. BABYSITTER, one child, 8 to 4 OUT, YA A n d a s t h e STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Marvin Baker, 643-0267. MOTEL weekdays, begin in April GUARD w a lk s BIDWELL Home Improvement KITCHEN AIDES DOWNSTAIRS through June. Call 289-8500. COL. CANYON AND THE MANAGERS TO E JE C T % W H V -A H - V SUPPOSE YOU Co. Expert installation of WILL SHOW YOU LESSON I W OULDNY OVER! WHEN INCOME TAXES prepared in WISP PETERS, T E L L tIS EXACTLY 1 COX TRAILERS aluminum siding, gutters and NEEDED REOPENING very soon, have Full-Ume on day shift. Paid FLVINO TRICKS W ILL BE TWO OTHER W A N T Tb HORN WE FLY IT WILL WHY//.. your home. Call 643-5338. trim. Roofing instEillation and openings for part-time work meal time, free meals, paid 1 NEVER HEARD, fr e e ! IN ON YOUR BE A LL SERIOUS Men-Wonien-Couples. Both full­ GUARDSSTEP On display In our heated show­ repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. evenings at the Eaat Hart­ holidays and vax>ations. Top SEWING OUTOFA BUSINESS! room. time anA ment service available. Write CENTRAL CAREER SCHOOLS, Route 6, between 7 :30 an 2 to 8 p.m., Saturday, 8333. person for part-time counter Power steering, power brakes, other week. No laundry or 9 to 5 p.m., Sunday 1 to 6 p.m. NEEDED service in fast food business. PIONEER PARACHUTE GO., ING. automatic. Good car. $1,426, 1-342-1212. heavy housework. Write Box Housewives who can spare six DUDLEY, PUT 647-1743 after 3. Work for doctors, clinics, medi­ O, Manchester Herald'. HALE ROAD, MANCHESTER,. CONN. THIS APPLE Miilinory, cal centers, rest homes, etc. hours a day are welcome to RELIABLE woman for house PHONE 544-1581 ON >OUR i WINTHROP 1961 CHEVROLET, 4-door sport 177; Both part-time and full-time apply. Apply In own handwrit­ BY DICK CAVALU Dressmaking 19 work, one day per week, south HEAD AND sedan, one owner ns 3-6 p.'m. sion. No collecting, no deliver­ STATE CAPITAL’S SUBURBS... ABOUT Call 742-7649. SHARPENING Service — Saws, through TV. Be the AVON the field of fiber-polymer materials' and special LEAVING WITH TH' LOOTl THIRTY MILES WESri WE’D BETTER Saturdays 8-2 p.m. Apply per­ ing. Requirements: gpust )iave AIKi TRAIN ANP^~-— knives, aces, shears, skates, representative and turn printed circuitry. You’ll enjoy the work—you will PUS TERMINALS CHECK OW D l 1966 FORD LTD, excellent con­ sonnel department. New Eng­ personality, charm, love enjoy the progress you will make and the potential , v dition, power steering and rotary blades. Quick service. spare time Into money. Call land Laundry, 441 Homestead for a successful future. FOR T H A T Paintlng-^oparlng 21 289-4922. clothes, drive car. For appoint­ JEZEBEL— brakes, 742-7676. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Ave., Hartford. ment. call 546-0480. Main St., Manchester. Hours INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ dally 7:30-5. Thursday, 7:30-9, cial rates for people over 65. WOMAN —Evenings. Must be ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS PONTIAC. 1964, Grand Prix. Saturday 7:30-4. 548-7958. Call my competitors, then call pleasant, mature, willing work­ Requirements-; 2 years of college with a technical b -l5 tm Call 647-1079 after 6 p.m. MEET THE NICEST PEOPIE associate degree or its equiv^ent. Opportunities .TM. I... ui ra TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — me. Estimates given. 649-7858, er. Apply in person. Card 876-8401. Gallery, Manchester Parkade. WHEN YOU WORK AT GRANTS galore are available at Rogers with our people ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS I960 FORD, custom 600 4 door, Trees cut, building lots clear­ ready and able to help you fit into the proper place V-8 automatic, power steering, ed, trees topped. Got a tree EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting. CLEANING woman wanted fnr (cr you on future growth. THAT WA^ Close; \ acn like hiocdky siaw e AMP THEIR e e o s BLOW UP PUT NOW THAT He’*ffied. 37Mi-hour ' week, at­ day. Cali 543-0851 anytime. ing done A-l right. Call Tre- esUmates. Call Richard & 8 lion you have been looking for at Roger* — lar LITTLE SPORTS tractive starting salary, many more than anywhere else, BY ROUSOM mano Trucking Service toll- Martin, 640-9285, 649-4411. employe benefits. AUied BuUd- / 1958 GTO, show room condition, free, 742-9487. Ing Systems. Inc. 260 Tolland Willimantic interviews— Wednesday—call 423-6323 many options. $2,750. Call 647- CONTRACTOR — Interior — TOY DEPT. MOB., FuU-time, 35 week, 3-9 Manchester interviews—Thursday—Call 643-5162 1878. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobe, also Tpke., Manchester, Conn. 046- weekday*, Saturday 9:35-5. exterior painting, paper hang­ 0124. Rogers interviews— daily—call 774-9605 moving large appliances. Burn­ ing. Discount on wallpaper. metropolitan —1961, g«x>d ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- Call 646-3048, Oscar Hebert. HOUSEWEAR d e p t . MOR. P'ull-time, 35 hra. week Excelleat Salarie* and Fringe Bencflta engine, good brakes, needa 1775. Including one night a week and Saturday. i f . dutch. $75. Call 549-8923. EXTERIOR painting •. Quality HAIRDRE88ER wanted, LuJon • MANCHESTER PARKADE • ROGERS CORPORATION ATTICS and cellars cleaned, work, quality paint. Don’t set­ Salon of Beauty, 543-1939. 1985 (JHEVELLE 2-door hard­ odd Jobs, light trucking, tle for less, ^ the beet for ROGERS. CONN. top, 283, standard on column. RN’S or LPN’a, 11 to 7 ahlft, trees removed.and lots clear­ lese. Nick Tsapetsaris, 843- Friday and Saturday nights. or* an oqual opportunity omployor An equal opportunity employer $975. OaH 649-8707. ed. Call 643-1066. 1731, free estimates. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. MANCHESTER EVENtNG HERiab, MANCHEST^7"^N^V SAT^ 15, 19«B

H«lp WdDlwl— Oet «f Teem 71 Mdw or rtmcrto 37 Tenements *3 For te n t M COVENTRY Eleven aoree eERRY’S WORLD with road frontage. $6,700. MODERN three-rooim apart­ CLASSIFIED R0CKVILX>E — 4-room apart­ PMlbrlck Agency Realtor^ 640- ment, ^ utilities Inctaded. ment, $186. stove, heat, hot wa­ BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BiANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 1 5 ,^ ^ PAGE THIRTI EN FIRST AND SECOND 6847. Avsilabfo immediataly. OhU ter and electricity. 875-6634. SHIFTS 6464565. MANCHESTER — 40 acre*—AA for Solo 72 H o w m For Sola 7^ Honats For So!* 72 ' H o o m s For Sak 72 H o h m * For Sok 72 p i t off TewM Out of Tonni ADVERTISING zone, cKy water €ird *ewerB, Columbia Multi-Circuit-'— a rapidly THRBE-room apartment, heat­ 7S Rosorf Proporty prestige area. Should yield 70 NEWLY LISTED and Immacu- . P o rS a la For S a k 7B CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS growing firm in the elec­ ed, recently redecorated, $80. manchbotibr OXFOm) street—"A one-car SEVEN ROOM Older home, ex For Rant 67 loU more or less. $260,000 firm. late! Colonial with famUy room e l SVEM wooded acre* g o with — — — ------tronics field extends an In­ ChU 236-3616. plMe tor ciOdmi deecribee hame. in tiie*e dayi^ you u n - cellem condlUon, on bo* line 8 AJf. to 4:30 PAI. Jacquellne-Roberta Agency, Mto InunsoiRBto 7 -ra m Ctolo- rmmA twx m *.’'w./wonoti* tt^t t v t t ^ ^ C6Uar, 1a2Y6 Utchm^ btg iminaioulato S-b6dram- 2- HEBRON — Nvnrly listed. Look- PZC Names vitation to visit our plant to MAINE — Log cabin tor rent 646-3339. f « « « ing for a country atmepher. discuss trainee opportunities on lake In timber country, JACQUELINE' COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 474 MAIN St., 3-room heated mal dining room, three good Ra„ch. Raised hearth flre- but yet minutes from Manches­ in the following areas: families, paradise. Call after 6 GLASTONBURY, 62 aores, ______>>0.000- 6*4-2176.______tremely central location where Realtor. 64$-sasa Replacement apartment, $110, 646-2426, 641. Maed hedrooma. Private yard plethora o t cloasts. ter? Six-room Cape with ga­ PJL DAT BEFOBX PimiCATION p.m., 648-5289. plenty of privacy, near rage on large well landscaped PUATINO T A U . t r e e s and flowering Sw*"bLhDonJ*MANCHESTTBR — Charming 6- ROBERTS with swtannUng pooL New 100 watt-oUt bastment. Belftore MANCHESTER — Attractive schools, 10 minutes to Hart- lot Many extras. CaU Intqr- ItnaJMiir for tetnrdojr and Monday lo 4:30 p.m. Friday SIUC SCREENING tocludbig a bright Rasx*. 2 betha, fireplace. amp service wMh circuit break- Ammy 647-1418. For Fagan 8H-room^ apaitinent. Quiet ford. Builders and developers ers! AJumiinim storms, ^ ______!______natiqnal Associates, 647-1800 INSPECTION PRODUCTION * * * ^ ,,‘" “ Wtriien, formal dining room 2-car garage, walkout baae- A G E N C Y ^ ^ ROUTING residential area. Parking plus Wanted To Rant 68 look into this! J. A. Vhoca, sereena, doors, and awnings. PRESnnOB Riga Lane to Bol- for an appointment today. Th* Phuming and Zoning Com- SOU3ER all utilities included. Ideal for Broker 663-0668. WaU to wan carpeting In ttve— ton, outstanding »-room Ranch, r o l t o n — Bir hmue Mr lot. mission has named Myron Ber- DIAL 643-2711 REFINED lady desires 4 or 5 or den or a room for the n*«Jla** ocxwpaftoy. W l« fl- newlyweds. Available April 1st 646-3389 ye^flv^m a! Oh. y.^ Oag ^ ^ r:j^ Bel- oId« S pfJ t kowlts. Rt 87. to Apply between 10 a.m.-12 noon room apartment. East Hart­ flreplace. >»»<*• O w ner- 1-878-8581 eve- $130. monthly. Call 286-0564 or EXCLUSIVELY YOUltS recent Almskrong cork inlaid flore Agency, 6*7-1413. apartment. 4% choice «• ^ resigned re- and 2-0 p.m. Ask for Mr. Harvey ford or Manchester. Excellent T* T gYnAAlP. ^ range, refrigerator, parking afford $115 monthly. No pots, vmntod without ftios or fanfare, to show. T. J. Crockett, Real- «m. ’»«vel family room s i- NEXT SECTION P^“’ town au hi. life, is * psM pm- pile product coat, good figure 1969, at 8:00 P.M. at the Com­ ett, Realtor, 648-1677. pw u ______mediate occupancy. Low SO'e. aldent of the Lions, and a char- and storage, no pets. Telephone for June 1st. Oall 647-9618 af­ Several flnhpoing options avaU- tor, 648-1577. fords privacy for the large fam- appkude. Fiamillar with ma­ munity Hall to hesu- the fol­ BOLTON — Here Is a beau- Rood. Morrison ter ntember; a post presldatit of 527-9238 between 9-5 p.m., af­ ter 6 p.m. aUe. Aafc for Big BeUtoie, Bel- —______BOWERS School Area — Own- *ly- Top of the line dSehwasher, is now opm at popular chine operations. Technical or lowing requests. ful country home, modem to Realtor, 643-1015. the Brotherhood AgudaUi Achlm FOSTER ter 6 p.m. 647-1871. flore Agency, 647-1418. POR’TER STREET Area-Over Redwood Farms here to trade school background ac­ WANTED — Five-room duplex Request of Alfred Rossetto shed six-room Caperin baths, tiansfsrred. Immaculate . dtapo»al. 2-c^ p ; Manchester. Yes, after every detail with manv built- Synagogue and a member of the COLONIAL BOARD GRANDPARENTS and Nicholas Carlo of Man­ ceptable. Apiriy Iona Mfg., FOUR ROOMS, second floor, apartment, 3 school age chil­ WHERE ' more than two years sales in features on a park like lot Recreation Council and the Vol­ chester, Conn., for a zone Regent 8 t Applications now being tak­ unheated, hot water. $60. Call dren. Call 286-0860. you get a six-room home with room, large living room with dining room, fireplace, In less than one year, we surrounded by stately trees. •• a TT7 T 7 X 1 1 ? unteer Fire Department. Skilled and unskilled. Ex­ chsmge from Oenersil Busi­ are now opening yet an- en for positions as Foster 643-9946. large, clean rooma and atumi- ^replace, aluminum storms ' slaed kitchen and panri- Manchester — Contemporary This spacious home is Ideal for Another member of the com­ cellent wages, full-time, six ness to Industrial, a partic­ othCT wooded area for WANTED Journeyman licensed Grandparents at Mansfield WANTED—One room with bath, hum elding and alumlntun screens. Assumable 6^ ” **■ Two or three beAooma .^ew 8-bedroom Raised the large and growing famOy mission, Russell Carlson, ha* •lays per week, shift differ­ ular parcel of land on Route your dream home. Some plumber, good wages and over­ Training School. Transpor­ FOUR-ROOM apartment on preferrably unfurnished, de­ storms and s creens tor $17,300? mortgage. Seller - ***** bath*. Located on a Rj^nch, aluminum sided with or for an to-law situation. submitted his resignation to time. A. B. caUck Plumbing It ential, Blue Cross, CMS, sired by young couple attend­ 86, formerly known sw the lots already aprnla type sundeck, large eat- neighborhoods. True coun­ ture estate is priced at $69,600 646-3339 DRIVERS Fiano of Bolton, Conn, tor will hold tta annual dinner meet­ together and calling it an 'underground movie'l" buUt colonial in an area of storms. Immaculate, Oall 6*9-0866. kitchen, 2-car garage. Value try atmosphere rlghi^ here and Is worth your considera­ F^IEJ3NDLY Ice Cream Shop, Business Property an extension of an existing EXCLUSIVELY YOURS ing March 27 at 7 p.m. to the Furnished to Manchester! tion today. Call the Jarvis 615 PARKER STREET Tolland Tpke., In ’Caldor Shop­ For Sole 70 General Business Zone now «43.S5^" MANCHEimORMANCHESTER -— Wa.rFour room Pl**« »n beautiful area. $88,500. Rick Merritt is on hand Bolton Lake Hotel. ROUTE Realty (to.. Realtors, 643-1121. ping O n ter has full-time and Apartments 63-A zoned for a depth of 200 Ranch, Ideal retirement or Manchester — Excellent oppor- every day tocludtog Sun­ State Representative Mre. 391 CENTER Street, an eight Sunken Mvlng room, two fire- MANCHESTER MANCHESTER part-time work available, look­ feet, to include the entire . . u ^ atartor home. Picture book tunUy to own new Colonial in day afternoons to answer SOUTH WINDSOR Audrey Beck, 60th district, will Articles For Sale 45 Wanted— ^To Buy 58 ROCKVILLE — 3 rooms, all room home with 2-car garage places, m baths, three bed- ^ ing tor ambitious young parcel of land having a to, 3-bedroom Ranch, formal kitchen with dishwaidier, blue this fine area, 3 bedrooms, 2% any and all questions. SALESMEN MRS. E. S. LOFTUS. utilities, $12S. monthly, 649- located in business II zone. rooms, rear porch enclosed, Laige llvtog room, oversized be the gue*t speaker. Mrs. woman or yoimg man to en­ STAINLESS STEEL 40" double HOUSEHOLL' lots — Antiques, frontage of 370 feet and a dining n»m, bath and a half, (tone fireplace to living room, ijaths. formal dining room, 2-carWhere else In town can you Bolton 8861. Dwelling could be easily cwi- side porch, garage, must be get a fine new h(»ne on a kUchen, temUy room, all cer- Frartcee Malek, nominating oom- joy steady, secure, year 'round bowl sink, complete, $8. 826 bric-a-brac, clocks, « frames, depth of 613 feet, said par­ large livli^ iwm with fire- Many features you wlU love. Mrage, unique kitchen, family If you want Job security and verted for professional or com­ seen to be appreciated. T. J. wooded lot in the twenties ? EXCEPTIONAL amlc bath, 3 bedrooms, on large mtttee chaltman, will present a guaranteed income based employment with opportunity Nelpslc Rd., Glastonbury. glassware. We buy estates. VQ. cel of land formerly place and bookcases, r e c ^ m OentraUy located. Chor-Bon airrangement with flre- lot, split level design with red- the slate of officera tor 1969-70 ------lage Peddler, Auctioneer. 420 ONE ROOM, furnished, lease mercial occupancy. Robert J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. Nowhere. on salary plus commission, to assume responsibility. Uni­ known as the Mlelke proper­ Want further proof o f these wood facade, $23,900. and the offleets wUl be Installed Lake St.,-.Bolton. 649-3247. and security required, $75 per Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, P '»«e e«*«**lf 8 ^ BeautifiiL Spacious. Nine room plus opportunity to advance form and food privileges pro­ ty and the Pepin property THREE incomes. Center Street, location. $27,900. M^ake this a ------Kiau cqa cvia fine values? Two of our by State Central Committee- Boots and Accessories 46 month Paul W. Dougran Real­ 649-6241. must to see. IntemaUonal As- MANCHESTER — Large well *<'*e‘«y *'*****• ^ Raised Rahch wth 2-car ga­ based on your capafalUties, DRIVER NEEDED for Com­ vided, no experience neces­ tor, 649-4536. on Route 44A. two family, 6-5 phis separate own. soles people have woman, Mrs. Naomi Hammer, we can offer you a position pany pick-up truck. Knowledge sary. Applications accepted’ 2 ■ AQUA-CAT CJatamaran, used 4 Bolton Zoning Commission sociates, 647-1300. >. constructed Colonial. Three Manchester — (Custom built bought homes here! 'Nuff rage. This Versatile home has, JACQUELINE' 86th district. Reservations may Rooms W ithout Board 59 five room house. Selling os a on the first level, a paneled fam­ as a driver salesman for of greater Hartford area neces­ 9 p.m. at our shop or call for times, originally cost over $800, ONE or 2 Eidults to share nice­ Donald Tedford, Chairman bedrooms, baths, flreptoce, homes, large desirable lots to sold. be made locally through Mrs. p,tol^e. P i^ DELMONT Street - Six-room j-oar gai;»ge, Immeiuato^: ^T ge ^ a . Your plans or Sealtest Foods on establish­ sary. Apply in perbon, Klock appointment 649-6663. sell for $600 firm. 649-6132. THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ ly furnished three-room apart­ Investment Property Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, Uy room: HigtOighted are a James Carey, Democratic Wo­ quick sole. Wolverton Agency bungalow with tour rooms cupancy. M Air Real Estate, * large Interior rock, fleldstone ed routes. Oo., 1366 Tolland Tpke., Man^ tage St. centrally located, large ment In Manchester. Phone For Sale 70-A this 12th day of March 1969. THE ROBERTS men’s Club presldsnt ARE YOU faimildar with one or Realtors. 649-2818. down and two up. Enclos- 643-9332. fireplace and glass ending doors Chester. pleasantly furnished rooms, 643-6845. WILUAM E BELFIORE Olrl Scout Cookies To be qualified you should aU of the following areas — Fuel and Feed 49>A FOUR FAMILY — 4 room ed front porch. New wiring. ------'______Vernon—Raised Ranch with 3 to the picnic area. Two carpet­ parking. Call 640-2358 for over­ J^CHESTOR — Nw ^ LEVEL, all brick eon- bedrooms, 2% baths. buUt-Ws AGENCY AGENCY Oiri Scout oookte* ore now be a high school graduate, East Hairtfopd, South Windsor, night and permanent guest ax>artments, $6,640 yearly in­ ed bednxHns, bath and laundry SEASONED fireplace wood de- NOTICE AND TWO »m ^ , 6^, good income, rnortgage and have structlon, 4 bedrooms, formal including refrigerator, dining RSIALTORS—647-141S being diotributod In town to ambitious and willing to put Manchester or Glastonbury. If rates. Business Locations come potential. Call for details. u ir njsoUrvsA* mat *• vw ------— ------— — o ------— — ------ceniercenter compieve complete this attractive In a long day in return for PORTERS the answer is yes, this is the Uvered. CaU 1-228-9585 or 649- Palmer Realty 643-6321, WARNING irrecneue, Kcaitors, 647- monthly payments of $132. T.J. dining room, 2% baths, ma- room opens onto large sundeck. p g —Redwood Farms is off w’ea. Gracious Bring only, on 867 E. CENTER ST„ ttiose who have plaoed otOer*. a good income and company 1869. ROOM for rent, prlvaie en­ For Rent 64 ______Crocket*, Realtor, 648-1677. hogany family room, 2 fire- Choice of ctrfors now. Luxury HlUatovriTRoad l ^ e ^ th w the upper level. Beamed cathe- Chairman Miss Jeon Nstsch first step in the right direction MANCHESTER paid pension plan, medical tor a better than average in­ trance. 119 Cooper Hill Street. UNIQUE investment; four or SPECIAL M ^ ^ S T ^ I m m a c u l a t o 2- SOUTH ENE-Move In tomor- t ^ % o N ^ I s . Sunday afternoon. ral celltogs. planter and buUt-to anhs that purchasers have the WANTED 263 MAIN Street, offices tor and surgical benefits, a c­ come. We are offering two full­ Call 649-0596. five-room apartment, plus TOWN MEETING booksheH warmly set off the money ready for the giri* as Household Goods 51 pent, $40. monthly. Ask for Sarage, pow, older seven-room in tip- philbrtek Asency Realtors. 649- Vernon—One and one hall acre cident and sickness insur- time ssiles poeltions in the furnished rooming house com­ TOWN OF HEBRON, flreplaced firing room. The dto- coUectlons oce made at ttw FOR RENT, front room, cen­ Mr. Frechette, 647-9993. bination, new furnace, new storms, d ty top condition.' 1% baths, three 5347. * lot. oversized kitchen, firing « a ^ o h E 8TER — Oohmi^ 646'3339 time of delivery. Checks may tmoe and life Insurance. above areas (experienced pre­ Model Home Furniture CONNECTICUT aefArate heat. BuUt 1962. Cloee bedroornsL corner lot. Owner ______room, family room end two bed- 8 Ing room Is perfectly placed to MANCHESTER MEMORIAL trally located, 59 Birth St., 649- roof, ample parking. Call for be ntade out to the Cofsiectteut ferred but not necessary). This STORAGE room for rent. Can MARCH 21, 1969 to school, bus, stoeeo, aircraft, fiivi. the house too big, anxious MANCHESTER — Six room rooms on first floor. Second bedrooms, dlidng room, IH provide the neoeesary toterac- HOSPITAL HAS OPENINGS 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL 7129. details, Palmer Realty, 643- is your opportunity to Join one also be used for small work The electors and voters of the Must be seen. Low 80’s. L. H. to sell.' Any reasonable offer Colonial, excellent condition, floor finished for 2 additional baths, front to back firing tlon between convenience and Trails Council of OM Scouts. INTERESTED? FOR TWO FULL-TIME POR- 19 PIECES 6321. room with center fireplace, ex- intimate comfort. The kitchen is BOLTON -r- (Soenilc Miount Some 3,200 booBOs have been TERSrs DAYS A WEEK, ABLE of the Isirgest (8 offices) real CLEAN furnished room for gen­ shop. Call 643-9678. Town of Hebron, Connecticut, MomeauK Agency, 247-1262, will be given serious consldera- new kitchen, fireplace, ga- bedrooms. Central vacuum Apirfy $297 oeUent condition. H. M. a goummet’s delight! Pantry, Sumner), AnsskU built (1965) ordered by the two Jtsdor and TO WORK ALTERNATE estate firms in Connecticut. tleman:. Central. Apply 4 Pearl and any other persons entitled , tlon. T. j . Crockett, Realtor, rage. Owner transferred. Im- cleaner system, two-car g;arage. SMALXi STORE near 1(X) per Frechette Realtors, 647-9998. spacious cabinets, counters, dls- brick and frame six-room Co- one Cadette troops. Tbose who WEEKENDS. EXCELLENT Excellent commission, com- Interior Deslgfner wants reliable St., Mrs. DeMute. to vote upon any of the mat­ 643-1677. mediate occupancy. Call now. Quality built throughout. Ask- cent Main Street location. Ap­ CENTRAL LOCA’nON pick posal, dishwasher, built-in dou- hmlal Ranch.* Attached 2-car still wish to orS er may do so SALARY AND FRINGE BENE­ ptete oontemporary Insurance family or newlyweds to accept Land For Sale 71 ters contained in this notice and $28,500. Hayes Agency, 646- ing $29,900. , ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ^IneM „ange, breakfast garage on parklfice acre.A real by contacting Miss Nstsch. Sealtest Foods FITS. APPLY PERSONNEL plan paid in full by the com­ delivery of complete Model Dis­ warning are hereby notified and your own point and linoleum, MANCHESTER Strickland St. 0131. BOLTON — 28 acres more or Vernon—3-bedroom Ranch, 2- possibilities. Both apartments outdoor balcony make value a* $28,500. CaU Suzanne Boater Seal Drive pany. We have exdtlng plans NICE ROOM, kitchen privi­ warned to meet in Town Meet­ needs doUlng up, but $23,900. F Five iv e rroom o o m Ranch,rum en, garage,KaniKt>, allm i ------_ i „ a i /vnn/iifinn r'oll aovIv — ~ — — ------j ------~ — ■ ------DEPT., MANCHESTER ME­ play of Qualify Furniture just MANCHESTER —Three new lesss good road' froittage. $36,- 285 Homestead Ave., tor the future. Call for a strict­ removed to warehouses for Pub­ leges, gxxxl location. 649-8861. ing in the Hebron Elementary buys 10 large nooma, 2-fainily, extras. Fine location, beauti- MANCHESTER — Six room car garage, large firing room, .'i.. absolutely any woman’s Shorts, 646-8283, J. Watson Mrs. Rusweil Spearman, MORIAL HOSPITAL. 643-1141, atoree for lease. 600x100 square 000 firm. Jacqueline-Roberts Hartford, Conn. ly confidential interview. Mr. lic Sale. Modem 3 complete School, on Connecticut Route 2 -csr garage, oil heat. Keith ful grounds. Owner, 649-5296. Cape fireplace, formal dining lovely ceramic tile and wood “ dream. Two huge walk-to closets Beach 6c Oo., Realtoin 278- chalmchairman tor,th e Easter Seal EXT. 243. PLEASANT room for gentle­ feet. Busy location. Reasonable. Agency, 646-3339. - - - grounue. . ^ ^ ^ comfortably and Hohenthal, Realtor, ^ window), lovely bath 5960. Interviews daily 8:30-4:30 p.m. Demora, 289-0241. Oodll-Wagner rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 No. 86, Hebron, Connecticut, on Real Estate 646-4126 or 649- Drive, asks that realdepi* be man. Parking. Near Main St. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. MANCHESTER — 2 family, 12 rage, wxxxled lot, on bus fine, conveniently located on two 640-118* and king size area reflect the An equal opportunity employer Resd Estate. pc. Convertible living Room, March 21, 1969, at eight o’clock 1922. reassured that envriopes bear- and (immunity College. 643- 6 pc. bedroom, 5 pc. Dinette, 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office, p.m. for the following purposes; rooms, 5-5 and 2. Oonve^ent near shopping and school. C9iar wooded acres. $22,500. WEST SIDE — 6 rooms, mod- comfort of the master bedroom. tog a return oddreas to John PART-TIME driver, from 8 4578 after 4 p.m. $130, includes heat, 646-2426, 1. To consider and act upon FLORIST gift shop, beauty location, city water, city sewer, Bon Real Estate, 643-0688. era kitchen wUh bwat-tos, for- Two v e ^ e a c t io n a l bed- $10 down, you may purchase LEGAL Vernon—Two-family, 5 and 5. Farms For Scrio 76 Laboy, WHUmantic, arep roper- CAREEIR-MINDEnD Indl-vldual a.m. to 1 p.m. or from 12 to a request of the Board of salon, etc. Attractive 6 room $26,900. Fhfibrtck Agency Real­ ly addressed and timild not be any room individually. Im­ ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. 9-6. Three bedrooms, separate fur­ mal dliriig room, three bed- ^ wanted for management posi­ 5 p.nt New Systems Laundry, Situations Wanted— Selectmen, as approved by home, garage, oovered patio, tors, 649-6347. rooms, large enclosed porch, comP*®*® 0>ls level.- Provision RESIDENCE wltti rental — thrown out by mlsteke. mediate delivery or free Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, NOTICE naces, buUt-lns, range and hood, tion for growing (Hartford bas- 44 Hartiaon St., Manchester, FemaJe 38 FIVE—room suite of front Main the Board of Finance, for fireplace, 2 e c r e e . Hutchins garage, aluminum siding, $24,- **”■ central air-oon^lontog, to- Hampton, Coisi. Bight rooms. She added, "The EsMsr Seal storage. 14 Arch St. RANCH — Sbt rooms, 3 bed­ large kitchen, bright and cheery ' ed) fast food service organiza­ 649-7763. St. offices, 100 percent loca­ FORECLOSURE the transfer of the sum of Agemy, Realtors, 649-5824. ROCKLEDGE 900. PhUbrlck Agrency Real- ter-corn a ^ radio, TV and tele- nvo baths, oil heat, basement people. In an effort to save PLAYGROUP experience for CAP & CCP Charge Plans OF REAL ESTATE rooms. Ttfia attractive home living on a large level lot. Com­ tion, 21 or over, capable of as­ Also, our own Instant Credit FURNISHED room for gentle­ tion near banks, air-condition­ thirty-five hundred 'dollars tors, 649-6847. P*'®'*® I®®"? *arage, approximately two money, use the sam e teeeHsurer preschoolers in my licensed S y p u b l ic a u c t io n SIX ROOM CokMlal, three bed­ offers proud ownership. Many bine country firing with income. suming resfMnsibillties. A per­ NIGHT supervisor tor whole­ man, all conveniences. Call af­ ed, automatic fire sprinkler. ($3500.(X)) from surplus to Owners moving into new ______:____ among the custom touches found acres, beautiful shade. Im- for nine major towm and 86 home, three mornings weekly Plan Pursuant to an order of the extras. Tlmrod Rd. Upper 30’s. Conveniently located. $32,000. manent position with fringe sale grocery warehouse, salary ter 4 p.m., 649-6914. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. the snow removal account. rooms, dining room, IH baths. home, have their three bed- $69,000 THE VERY BEST - 12 everywhere. The grounds are mediate occupancy. Asking amaU towns to the WSHmantlc with qualified teacher^ 643-7277. I^norable Simon S. Cohen, Morrison Agency, 643-1015. benefits. Ebcperience not neces­ plus liberal benefite. Apply in DISCOUNT FURNITURE 4 2. To discharge the Gilead Owner transfered. Assume 5Vi roonr ranch for sale. Over­ Coventry—Raised Ranch, 3 bed- rooms, tocludtog separate to- unusually landscaped to require 113,500., one third down. Boy, area. In tMs way «*H te is person. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye INDUSTRIAL — central, 2,600 Judge of the Court of Common Hill School Building Com­ per cent mortgage. June 1st sary, we will train. Successful WOMAN will care for one or WAREHOUSE $23,000 — Privacy, 8-r o o m sized kitchen, living room, rooms, family room, buUt-tos to- law suite. Estate-Uke treed, the l e ^ amount o f cane yet ^ y^y! Joseph Hochberg, of whig a six icant on St., South Windsor. A square feet, first floor, large Pleas, I will sell at public auc­ mittee. occupancy. Call 643-9094. ^ p llca n t must have ambition, two children in my home. NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS partments— Flats— Ranch, paneled family room, rear porch, two fireplaces, ohidtog refrigerator, 2 baths, shrubbed and landscaped yArd. m ^ c ri^ y planned to re i^ Broker, phone WUMmantlc 1- earii letter, and the envelopes 13x40’ walk-in cooler, loading tion the premises described be­ 3. To transfer the sum of energy and enthusiasm. Apply Reasonable. Call 643-0164. 3680 Main St. Hartford Tenements 63 stove, dishwasher, garage, se­ 1% baths, garage, etc. . . . dining-room, llraplaoe to fam- Swimming ^1. ^esUge 466-9687. quantiOe* provide anoSw^- ELECTRICIAN — full -time, dock, ample parking, vacemt. low, Saturday, April 5, 1969, at $325.00 to the Zoning Board MANCHESTER Green Area- in own handwriting, P.O. Box 622-7249 cluded yard with trees, laurel. all to Up top condlUon. Uy room, sundeck, large tot. dress. Belflore Agency, 647- The to^thm |*4he ^toi^to Bol- — tog. In Oolimvtea alone w e send steady employment, insurance WE HAVE customers waiting Call Warren E. Howland, 2:00 P.M., on the premises. of Appeals. Six room Ranch, large flre­ • o . almost new U A R cus- 2286, Bishops Comer Branch, (former Fuller Brush bldg, i Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Beautiful rec room, too. Can be built in several areas 1418. out more than 700 leiteiw so benefits, paid holidays and va­ for the rental of your apart­ Realtor, 643-1108. The property to be sold with 4. Ratification of a salary placed firing room, aluminum ------tom built home is Incredlldy West Hartford, Conn. 06117. An TYPING Jobs In my home. Oall 175 Pine St. Manchester 61941324. T. J Crockett,- Realtor, 843- o f Coventry. $26,500. cations. (Jail between 8 a.m. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ the buildings thereon, is situated study committee. siding, full basement, garage. ------priced to the mid 40’s. Wontod— Rool Estofo 77 you can aee the savings." equal opportunity employer. anytime 649-2304. 646-2332 TWO offices for rent one com­ 15Ti’. and 5 p.m., 644-2421. tate Associates, Inc., 548-6129. on the northerly side of the 6. To do and transact such ^ 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- ^Ak e ST. -Vbedroim iteiST, Glastonbury—Atmosphere is the She said Laboy records end (former Norman’s Fum. pletely furnished. Can be used Out of Town SEIXJNO YOUR HOME? For baifice all the funds and each EXPERIENCED typist desires highway known as Monument other business proper to setting for 8H-room Colonial OPPORTUNITY unlimited. At Warehouse singly or ' together, Main '______excellent condition, rec room. Ebcclusively with prompt courteous serric* that town is creditod with 1h* oon- typing to do in her own home. LOOKING for anything in, real Hill in the Village of South come before said meeting. — home, 4 bedrooms, separate dto- For S d o 75 this time we have an excellent at com er of Pine & Forest St.s) EIGHT ROOM Colonial re­ 2-car garage, large' lot. Hard to g eu results. Call Louis Dlmock tribuUoiw which coma from ite MACHINISTS Reasonable rates. Call 643-6927. estate rentals — apartments, St. Call 643-9678. Ctoventry, Town of Coventry. P. John Perham, oppoTturity for a man to be Mon.-Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-6 production, 2H baths, 2 fire­ beat for $21,500. Call Mitten MANCHESTER and vicinity — ing area, large flreplaced Uv- vERNON — Six room Cape LAPINS REALTY Realty. 649-Mfi. realdentB. Laiboy sente aU «n- homes, multiple dwellings, iio County of Tolland, State of LeRoy B. Kinney, _ . . ______For tv.,.the best to real estate Into ing __ room,___ n li 2% V.„t>.o baths, o 2-car ga- --- BIX r o o m V-UpC, trained in sales. We are an old STORE for lease on Route 83, places, family room, recrea­ Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. oversized giarage; beautiful­ BRIDCiEPORT OPERATORS EXPERIENCED typist and ste­ CLEAN, USED refrigerators, fees. Call J. D. Real Estate' Connecticut, and boimded and- Marcus A. Atkinson, all price ranges call Mitten rage, formal dtotog room. Many 524-1289 A IX CASH for your property Yetopas, bearing the amount reliable firm and this position Manchester. 6,000 square feet, tion room, double garage, 2 ly landscaped tot. Immaculate AIRCRAFT EXPERIMENTAL nographer desires reception­ ranges. automatic washers Associates, Inc., 643-5129. described as follows; Board of Selectmen MANCHESTER — Six room Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. extras. Situated on a pictur­ within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. back to the propar town is permanent with a bright fu­ air-conditioned. Will make al­ patioa, trees. Superb tondscap- condition, won’t last. H. M. ONLY, TOP PAY FOR TOP ist's position in Manchester with guarantees. See them at Beginning at a wall on the Cape, aluminum siding, ga­ esque tree-shaded lot to Instant service. Hayes Agency, ** chairmen can fltt in records. ture for the one who qualifies. 22 LOCUST Street, six room du­ terations to suit. Call 649-5295. tog, 200’ fronta^ . Hutchins Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. PERSONNEL. FULL BENE­ ar^. Call 649-5965 between 6 - B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 highway aforesaid, the line rage, wooded lot. Many extras. MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, 5-6 prestige homes. $44,900. ANDOVER •— 8 - bedq^om 646-0181. She asked that checks be malt­ Salary, commissions and vehi­ 7 p.m. plex, adults preferred. $140. After 6, 643-8500. Agency Realtors, 64941324. FITS. Main St. Call 643-2171. runs thence westerly 55 feet, Char Bon ... Agency,______643-0683. 6 residential area, good w t v d s o r Locks — Three bed- Ranch, on one -acre- lot, built- ed in as soon as pnanitiln cle furnished. Vacations with Lease and security required.- MAIN St., com er office, 3 more or less; thence northerly avron ______^___ - ______— floof With 2 bedTOoms, Glastonbury—Contemporary 7- w iriuauK i n w ^ in kitchen, IH baths, 2 fire­ PTA Open House pay, insurance and other em­ EXPERIENCED licensed in­ 648-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. by land now or formerly of Ed­ TWO FA yLY , 541, wall to wa^ t h e MOST immaculate Green living room, dining room, and room Raised Ranch. 3 bed- ^ *tonch. A-1 condl^m Phone 647-1431 SEWING MACHINES — singer roomB and lavatory. House & places, rec room, 2-car garage, TTie PTA iponhored an open or Apply in person at ploye benefits. This is a bet­ structor available to tutor. automatic zig-zag. excellent gar Brown 130 feet, more or nairvxioven and rangw, baiwrruwit sepenqte niMto**" Manor •—Ranch — we’ve------ever------seen! IsTga kltchen. Oil hot Water rooms, 2hi baths, unique fire- many extras. Reasonable. Call Logoi Noticos house this week and were hosts Reading, English or Social NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ Hale Bldg. Call 643-4846 after ter than averagte opportunity. condition. Makes buttonholes, less, to a wall on the boundary nacea, walk-out basement, njee unten to this — wall to wall heat, aluminum storms and placed firing room, family room, ls*F® covered patio. owner, 742-7649. to about 200 parents who met Studies. Evenings, Saturdays, luxe garden type apartments 6 p.m. VERNON If you feel you qualify, please line of said land and land now quM nel^tbartio^, one y ea r casting In the living room, tersens, extra 57 x 148’ treed beamed cathedral celling. A — ROLO MACHINE CO. hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ available now. Call Paul OKDSB. o r MOnCB their__ . . children’s . teacher* and to- apply to Singer Oo., 856 Main Sundays, 643-9490. inally over $300., 6 monthly ra R RENT 01 sale-461 Main or formerly of The T. H. Wood dining room, hallway and all building lot. A-zoned. Wolver- well planned house with a flair ^ VERNON — Eight room Raised STATE OF CONNECTICUT. »pe<*ed displays Set up for 55 Elm St., Manchester W. Dougan. Realtor. 649-4636. VERNON St.. Manchester, Conn. payments of $8.50 each or pay- Street. Building and lot next Company; thence easterly 68 ■tora, 649-2818.______bedrooms! Home has had ton Agency, Realtors. 649-2818 for the unusual. $43,900. r ^ _ DeLtoaio. Broker, Ranch. Well landscaped H acre piSTWCT------_ p — r MANCHESTER, them. 1-876-7862. 351 cash. 522-0931 dealer. 30 LOCUST St. — first floor, 4 to Post Office Excellent loca­ feet, more or less, to a corner Wilson Lane Apartments. tender loving care and shows lot. $31,600. Ray Holcombe *tbT*6uUte*% Plans were made for Dennis of a wall; thence southerly on Now available, new 8H It. Belflore Agency, 647-1413. MANCHESTER Ftorert H ll^ Windsor Outstanding------8-room------HEBRON Owner transfer- Realtors, 644-1285. Anthony J. C^ms- i»t« J* Man- Harvey who teaches the fam- Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 rooms, heat, hot water, $140. tion for any use. 646-2426 from New seven room Raised Colonial loaded with charm, 4 HEBRW --Owner tracer BLOND forpiica table and 4 646-2426 9-6. 9 to 5 p.m the boundary line between said rooms at $160. Spacious PART-TIME work. days. Call Salesmen Wanted 36-A IRS “y «=«*«® to speak to par- GROOMING all breeds. Har­ chairs, blond glass front hutch, land and land now or formerly kitchen has oven, range, Ranch, double giarage, 2baithB, bedrooms, 2% baths, largre fire- N O n C E ^ , „ __ ents of the sixth, seventh and 640-5334. mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron 21” walnut console color T-V, THREE ROOM apartment, of The T. H. Wood Company refrigerator, dining space. flreplaced family room, aiU placed living room, 2-car ga- buHt-lns, nrepno^ 36th day of March, IM,. at two o’clock In the afternoon In the p a ^ r s . Rd., Bolton. 643-5427 needs repair. 643-7208. 107 feet, more or less, to the Oversized living room Bias-Applique buUt-lns. Secondary financing, rage, located in one of Whid- ^nlrfied rec waUc-ow ADMISSION CABINET Maker — Good op­ MACHINE TOOL third floor, with heat, $100 a rooms of said Courts in tte Mui^^ Joseph Markoff, field and re- Houses For Rent 65 northerly side of the highway with formal dining area. Well-Suited S33.500. Meyer Agency, Renl- sor's finer areas only minutes basement and pool. OF ELECTORS portunity for experienced, month. 649-3120. after 5:30. SALES ENGINEER CHIHUAHUAS — 3 months old, aforesaid and the place of be­ Heat, hot water, complete tors, 643-0609. from the Parkway. $39,000. seeped lot. Clean, quiet neigh- Notice 1s hereby given that Er‘h e «te '^ e n o r* ^ "te 2 v i •®“^^****^*^ P“ J*»*^ to fill out competent craftsman. New SIX-ROOM house, fully furnish­ upon the aettlement and allowance questionnaires discussing spe- I AKC registered, paper train­ ELECTRIC stove, running con­ HAVE TENANTS waiting, for ginning. Being the same prem­ electric bill, parking and borhood. Owner, 647-1749. the Board of Admissions of Blec- England Woodworking Co., 648- ed, 3 children accepted, $200 of the administrator's atwisu with cslal toteneots and talents which ed, first shot, will take trad­ dition, $50. 643-0748. your apartment or house. Call ises described in a Warranty basement storage ^1 in­ NEWER two-family duplex, 6-6, Windsor—Oontemporarles or Co- „ nUd eet^. toe aece^ln^t of ___ __ 6467. We are looking for a bright a month escrow, one-year cluded. ______Immaculate eight tors for the T ^ of ^ v e n ^ !Sl?. 1 S ^ n l? r ^ fT O te ^ to ^ V d they would be wUHng to otter ing stamps or time payments. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- Deed from Harold Marpies to residential A-1 location, two lonials, minutes from the Park- v e RNUN energetic man, young in am­ GARAGE Sale — Friday — '3 to lease. Agent, 649-4342. 875-5046. 4S35. Whitman B. Moulton and Mar­ MM 30^. MVKM, w«y, y»r ^ or our., Miiroh !i»a. OO^ bition, with machine tool 6, Saturday 11 to 5 p.m., 209 VERNON background who is inter­ COVENTRY—Four-room house, ion G. MouUon dated Septem­ 0»~- 1*!"^ lM..ivan slvin to to til all Alan Alan Howland, Howland, science, science, Mrs. Mrs MACHINISTS Call Paul W. Dougan Realtors, at $165. Spacious kitchen School 4-bedroom Cape, family major machine tool lines. pionship background. $75 and and mattress, walnut, excellent paneled living room, 246-0975. Premises herein described TOLLAND the word that describee this 3- qualified to be electors of the perMOf leiown to interefUd in Hazel flmlth. arwi 649-4535. are conveyed together with and has oven, range, refriger­ room, garage plus mauiy ex­ Complete training and back­ up. Call 875-0207. condition. $75. Oast Iron bath­ bedroom Ranch. Kitchen has Tovm of (^yentry. ^ ru5.‘^rde^" AUce L ev^uTorganizational ^J^S S LATHE subject to all sewage and water ator, dishwasher, dining tras, $24,900. Call owner, 643- up by company having 33 room sink with porcelain GARDEN Apartment, 2 large EXECUTIVES buUt-iiw, watll to wall carpet- The quaUiflcatlons' are am fol- nnrspsper bavin* a clrcula- teachers TWO TINY adorable chihuahua rights contained in a deed from room, oversized living 1697. tog to the llvtog room, huge lows: Applicant must be twen- Uon^ to years of experience. Lib­ finish, $25. Ironer-presser, al­ bedrooms, completely equip­ room, 2 bedrooms, IH cop; BRIDGEPORT Out of Town Harold Marpies to Whitman B. ATTENTION comer lot with split rati fence, ty-one years of ago, must be a eral commission expenses, pups, 8 weeks old, AKC, shots. most new, little used, $50. Call baths, heat, parking and MANCHESTER — Dartmouth ___ _•« p ^ , to each of toe follow- ped kitchen, heat, hot water 66 Moulton and Marlon G. Moulton. health and pension plan. Call 643-8656, 643-7529. 647-1556. For Rent basement storage Includ­ Rd. New 7-room Raised Ranch, mveat to happiness to one of rec room. Assumable FHA resident of the town of Coven- h* timed persoiu at least se ^ Manchester Evening Herald, Operators. All benefits, top pay. furnished. May 1st. 649-8712. Said premises shall be sold Write to Box P, Manches­ ed. 2hi batlw, 2 fireplaces, laundry Tolland’s moat beautiful areata, mortgage. $22,500. PhUbrlck ‘ry for six months. Any appfi- gSJin*? a L i?%. 3^ Me- Coliimbla correapoodeat, Vlr- uniforms. 55-hour week. DACHSHUNDS, Chihuahuas, VERNON — Brand new 3'A as a whole, free euid clear of cant who Is a naturadized citi- (Mnn Drive. Mrsichester. Conn., in- ginia Carlson, tei. 228-9324. ter Herald. TEN-PIECE WALNUT dining FOUR room apartment, central­ room, bullt-tos, plastered Nine-room Rafised Rauich, 2 -Agency, Realtors, 64941347. Weimaraners, AKC registered apartment in excellent resi­ zen of the United States shall t o y k h ^ j ^ room set, $100. Five-piece ly located, newly decorated. the mortgage herein being fore­ Phone 875-0723 Choma and Susan litters. Sale subject to vets dential area. Features heat, closed and of all claims subse­ walls. 2-car garage, city utUl- baths. Lovely redwood paneled COVENTOY — 118 900. Modem present the certiflcaUe of his choma,'’minors; Anthony J. Choma kitchen set, $85. Excellent con­ Heat, hot water, one bed­ Ue*, near school. 30-day oc- foyer, cathedral beamed ceiling * ’ okay. Some ready to go. 1- hot water, refrigerator, range, quent In right thereto, but sub­ one-year old Ranch, 3 bed- natureJlzatlon or a copy thereof Jr., 117_Merllne RoaA^... Vernon, NEW TREND MACHINE dition. Call 742-7776. room. One or two adults only. to 4:30 cupancy. Built by Ansaldl. In living room, wafi to wall Tokyo Student! 628-6573. garbage disposal and master ject to any unpaid taxes owing rooms, electricafiy heated with issued by the United States Im- eSms. liUne*Road!'^Vemm.**bonnr: No pets. References required. Charles Lespemnee, 649-7620. brick fireplaces to family room PRODUCTS Help Wonted— HANDMADE braided rug, all TV antenna, close to parkway to the Town of Coventry. individual heart control, aduml- migration and Naturalization Thomas E. Choma. » McCann Bar Commencement and living room. Intercom jtys- BOXER —AKC, brindle, male, wool, reversible, 9?4’xl0%. Just 643-2171, Evenings, 643-8470. and shopping. Adults, no pets. After Hours , flAaviriAA Drive. Manchester. Oonn.: Mary’ 255 Willlam.s St.. Glastonbury Mole or Female 37 TERMS OF SALE: $1000.00 by RANCH — Six room, three bed- tern. BuUt-lns tocludtog refrlg- num stornriB, aluminum siding. Service. ^ ^ .. ann dhoma, 88 McCann Drive, Man TOKYO (AP) — TTirowtog iq> plain, 7 months, wormed, had finished. For information call Rental $185. Call 1-872-0529, 1-633-6437 SIX ROOM apartment, (3 bed- cash or certified check is re­ 875-8275 rooms, two baths, femlly room, erator. AU rooms on both levels Gerard Agency, Readtors, 643- Dated at Coventry, Connectl- cheater. Oonn.. and return make to barricades with desks and ADMINISTRATIVE position shots, ears are up, champion 643-0054. weekdays. quired at time of sale, balance itx>ms), IH baths and garage. brick front, attached garage, richly carpeted. Spilt shingles 0365, 649-0638. cut, this 11th day of March d*ia j w alle tt. 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V PAGE FO U R TE EN SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1 9 » ^anrbrstrr lEorning l^rrald 70 Bases, Towns Hit Negoriations About Town Disarmament Obituary Nixon Win Seen Mrs. Ducy OameHs of 895 Set Terms of Center St. was made a United Talks Reopen Viet Cong Increase States citizen yesterday at the Rites mi Monday Ihdted States Distrlot CMut in. Plea by Ray Close on ABM $ HaKford, Administering the Next Week F or Vernon G I oath was U.S. District Judge T. (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page O n e ) ------Ground, Air Attacks Emmet Clarie. (Contin'ned from Page One) VERNON-M «m orU l serviCM tial agreement and apparently and Friday when he appears be- ffof 1 ^ — ^ . sea bed treaty U oertlalnly the (or Pte Whitney Fer}ru»on m (Conttniied from Page One) approved H. * » than massive magnitude which fore the Senate disarmament ^ ^ ^ t be launched from the So- The executive committee of ^ _____ But Mrs. King also mode it Nutmeg Forest, -mil Cedars of bet for prog.^ t L tmoo oon <>«■ damage reported in Hue, “»> "»«“ « subcommlttee, a forum for Sen- viet Union.” Lebanon, will meet Monday at forthcoming session, whldi is a rZ T ?a ,S I: which wa. hit for the oecond o»*ar «uU *e dW it tinel critics. Deputy Defense Secretary Da- tlme this week. thought that she believed Ray 7:80 p.m. at Masonic Temple. expected to continue, with a the First OongregalUonal Church The closest strUce to Saigon was The Sentinel was begun by the 'dd Packard said the nation’s Ten miles southwest of Hue, acted alone. After Ray entered short summer recess, until the ot RockvtUe. The Rev. Oeotge 22 miles northwest of the capi- Johnson administration which capital was chosen as the only 80 mortar shells hit an artillery his plea, rtie said: "This plea of Angelo DeMlo, public rela- next U.N. General Assembly in B. Htntns of Dover, Del., toe- tal base of the U.S. 101st Airborne FulUy cannot be allowed to close last year pushed through sever- city for direct protectlnn« Information nown becoming tempts to delay or scuttle it. f- “ I tlons”, at a meeting of the estfd in procuring such a trea- charge of arrangements. “ ’l l . , “ cea, disrupting service on the available also showed that Ray That program envisioned a FaUa, Mont., to shield Minute- civltan aub of Manchester ty.pThe sea bed has largely been muta of the capital. U.S. h®®“‘ new Da Nang to Hue railroad. at firrt wanted to take Ws $5.5-billion expenditure for de- man offensive missile systems Tuesday at 12:16 n.m. at Wil- to o re d as a means for promot ploying nuclear-tipped•> A missiles ftiafSAthere. Areas Av»Aaa liaarahave Kaanbeen o\lat*aylpicked ' * ...... Frank P. Ott qusurtere aaid overall mlHtary About eight miles below the chances In court, but agreed to lie’s Steak House. ing atomic warfare, but poton- at or near 16 cities to protect for the rest but not exact sites, TOLLAND—FIrank P. Ott. 60, caauaKlee and damage were eastern flank of the demllltar- the 69 years when preEpented ____ tially it could provide the safest of Shenipstt Lake Rd., was light, without Hating figures. them primarily against possible Ironically, residents of Grand J ^ . sajized zone, enemy S B ^ S B B^ gunners BSB BB B ^9 SB fired B W\S with the evidenoe against him. The Newington Kiwanls Big and moat imdetectable site for found dead al hie home last Omy sciattered ground skim- rounds of rockets into the EUington was not avattaUe Chinese Communist nuclear at- Forks and Great Falla hailed Band directed by Louis De- nuclear missiles. tack sometime in the next diec- the decision Friday as a poten- Vlet supply base, but there for comment. Capua, administrator of the The source said Moscow ap- ade. tial economic boon to them. At a few days ago. Dr. Francis c ^ ^ . U.S. t r o ^ were no reported caimalties or Ray’s guiHy plea before a spe- Meadowa Convalescent Home, pears to be equally interested, Critics said it would be pro- the same time, residents of Burke, Vernon medical exam- Mockplles of rocket launchers damage. cial s'ssiion of Shelby Ootmty will play at a St. Patrick’s Day But following last year’s agree- Iner ordered an autopky. rockets, mortars and other mu vocative, expensive. Inefficient ReaJlng, Mass., also were Five rockets slammed into a Criminal court last Monday ,T>re- party Monday for patienU at ment on the treaty to halt the and would hold a threat of accl- pleased that the administration the Meadows. After the party, spread of nuclear weapons, ob- No™, Bho ccigade base camp of the U.S. eluded a fidl-fledged trial which dental detonation of its own nu- apparently had abandoned plans o o - ™ ^ ' ko ^ Infantry Division at Dau could have resulted In Ray’s the. band will entertain mem- servers in Geneva generally Survivors Inclu clear warheads. to put any missiles there. bers of the staff and friends, agree that no immediate break- Tteng-. S miles northwest of Sai- being sentenced to the dectelc A .point of criticism of the Reading was the only one of ers, WiWam Ott of Tolland and series of shellings on South Viet- gon. Spokesmen said there was chair. ------through can be expected. Arthur Ott of Mcutcheater; two nam’s two largest cltiies. Johnson program was the Mtial' .he 15 original sites where work light damage, some Americans The absence of such a trial ’The Emma Nettleton Group Observers note the conference sistera, Mrs. EUzabeth Marco Saigon was shelled four times li^ounde’d and TmiT*vT«r (5.6 billion m^rriit have escalated ictually had begun. That work of Center Congregational la under more pressure than of Manchester and Mrs. Herman during the flrat 12 days of the namesrcMHan w orkZ Tar: into many blUlons more. But was suspe-nded six weeks ago church will meet Thesday at 8 usual to come up with some- Wolfe of Vernon: and several offensive, but has been spared kfC”® “> ‘he eon- Nlxon said there wlU be annual when the administration began p ^ , at the church. Arthur S. thing positive before the Gener- nieces and nephews. for the past eight nights. Da Reconnaissance troona nf the of whether Ray was review to deteritnlne the need its... review, Wright of the ConnecUcut Bank* al Assembly. This la because Funeral services will be held Nang has not been shelled since u g Airborne ^Division for completion of additional Administration spokesmen and ’Trust Co. will speak about one of the most important provl- Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Ladd the fimt week of the offensive. L „d ffve c ^ Z te 12mm sltfs iifter the first two become said only that the original sites " Wills and Estates.” The meet- gions of the treaty to halt the Funeral Home, 19 Ellington U .S. officials sold tonight and rocket launchers 12 miles w est Canale, Shelby County operaUonel in 1973. The review, would be reconsidered. It was ing Is open to members of oth- spread of nuclear weapons is an ors\^ura^"uni^rtaea^^ he said, would be based on Intel- ot known when yrork on the er church groups. obligation by the nuclear pow- ligence estimates of Russian two new sites would start but ------ers to press on immediately to- First Lutheran Church of Rock- now at its darkest phase. In the erecT a eS'^to^i^'nltlmw '■Inok! Stanton, the pubMc end Chinese threats plus the Nixon said completion 'at the FYiendship Circle of the Sal- ward new disarmament agree- ville, will offictete. Burial will post, enemy forces have picked pUc 29 miles west of Saigon The confirmed that progress of disarmament talks, two sites will come by 1973 when vatlon Army will meet Monday ments. be I™in North----n^ms Cemetery. BT \AI14fo«^r Military cterk, «e1e moonless ™nights I a — s...to —move ------.latter . . yielded _ _ _ nearly 4 000 O * mor- leading to a possible guUty Nixon’s program involves ini- "the threat that our present ln--»at 8 p.m. at Ule home of Mrs. honors«------willMl W™ be accorded «at ♦ 4 troops^ ^ ______andf ______launcha- attacics.___ . HCO* Ijr «,VW JIlUr- KAO^n Us. TkA/aA/rMiKBav...... V “ ...... ^ ____ _ graveeiide. Most ot the ovemlghit lAiell' they differed over who Instlgat- and grenades. this country’s missile and bomb- There had been speculation field Rd., for a fellowship pro- expecting an act of good faith Friends may call at the fu- Ings were aimed at American • u.S. Marines found 16 122mm "®S” tiatlons. er punch with the populatton dt- before Nixon’s announcement grram. Hostesses are Mrs. from the nuclear powers In re­ neral home Monday from 7 to 9 bases In an obvious effort to rockets on the outskirts of Da *»td that in a tele- rectly protected only at Wash- ibat he would go ahead with a Ernest Cole and Mrs. Frank turn. p-m. send U.S. casualties soaring. Nang, buried in a tunnel c o m -'?!’? '’® with the ington. defense system so the United Duncan. The famUy s u g g e ^ that Nearly 800 U.S. troops have died piex. U ®- righte division of the The United States and Britain TTie administration’s scaling States would have something to have ratified the treaty and the those wishing to do so make during die first weeks of the of- u.is. infantrymen of the 9th Justice on Dec. North United Methodist down of the Johnson program Five up In any disarmament Soviet Union is expected to fol­ memorial donations to the char- fensive, an average of 56 battle- Division clashed with enemv ‘'® outlined the procedures means it will seek (800 million, with the Soviets, Church will have a charge con* Uov rut fUral** /’Au’ki/vn nz s______. . ^ iirVilnU «... ______i _____s _ low suit. But the Russlams may ity of their choice. field deaths every 24 hours. troops Friday night 40 miles bbmbb wouldIA be followed under ference Monday at 7:30 p.m. at about a billion less than Johnson Asked about this, Nixon said: insist on West Germany signing U.S. military analysts said the southwest of Saigon, killing 24 Tennessee law. ‘"The key points sought In the current budget. "I am prepared to consider if the church. WUlUm Worth before they do. West Germany OommunlBt command has been with the aid of artillery and hel- ®*® ®8Te«rnentt were a plea of The difference between the to- we go into arms talks both of------has indicated It will not do so as TOLIAND — William Worth "relatively successful” in pro- icopter gunships. SuUty and a sentience of 99 tal Johnson cost estimate of $5.6 fensive and defensive weapons. Tozer Group of Second C3on' long as the Soviet Union re-' 81, of Hartford, father of Mrs longing the offensive while con- South Vietnamese officials______an- years,” Canale said. billion and the Nixon figures of I think It would take two, natui^ prep-atlonal Church will meet 8e‘^^eg“ th rrig h t ’ to'lntertere*hi Samuel Harrison of Tolland, died serving its forces and concen- nounced today 100,040 enemy Stanton said he talked with $6 hllMon to 37 billion is appar- ally, to make” an agreement to Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home internal affairs, yesterday at St. Francis Hospi- tratlng on attacks by fire. have defected' to the govern- about a possible guilty ently for additional radar to abavdon weapons systems. Mrs. Michael Keroplan, 71 Enlargement of the Geneva tal, Hartford. Field reports said a few hell- ment in eight years of fighUng o. week befbre guard against orbital or subma- He added, however, that he Baldwin Rd. Co-hostenses are ig another topic Funeral services will be held copters sustained light damage up to March 8. Officials said the CSiristmas, and as I remember, rint threats from the south, east thought the Soviets would be as Mrs. Richard Willoughby and j-j-j, „ „ „ jjg rgvlved. Official- Monday at 2 p.m. at Rose Hill when 45 mortar shells and rock- rate of defection has steadily in- be wanted to dieck it and west. reluctant as the United States to Mrs. Charles Genovese. ly It comprises 18 nations, at' Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., et-grenaxJes slammed into the creased since Saigon’s "O ileu with hds associates.” The Johnson system was or- abandon an ABM system while ------though France has never taken Rocky HIU. Burial will be in headquarters of the U.S. Oth In- Hoi” —Open Arms—program Stanton said the defense lented north against ICBMs there was a threat from Red Church Women United will its seat. Most likely new candi­ Rose HHl Memorial Park, Rocky lanfty Division at Dong ,Tiam In was launched six years ago. investigation had prompted a crossing toe polar route from China. meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m . at dates are Japan, Mongolia, Pak­ rail. U*® delta, 36 miles southwest of In comparison, U.S. sources feeling that Ray faced a possl- China or Russia. At another point, Nixon said Second Congregational Church. istan and Yugoslavia. Friends may call at the fun- Saigon. A few Americans were said more than 200,000 South We death sentence if the case Each of the 12 locations, how- he had opted for a defensive eral home tonight from 7 to 9 wounded. Vietnamese troops deserted in went to trial, and that a deal ever, will have both the Spartan system instead of beefing up the Second Congregational Church and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and South Vietnamese headquar- the last two years. But they em- could be made for the 99-year long-range Interceptor missile U.S. offensive punch because It confirmation class wilt meet 7 to 9 p.m. provincial capl- phasized very few of these have term. and the Sprint short-range was not provocative, "Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Nixon Heading Memorial contributions may Wls, including Hue, and six dls- gone over to the enemy. Most of Canale, on Dec. 31, called weapon as the Johnson program The public relatlo.ns campaign church. be made to the American Can- capitals were shelled, re- them are caught or simply dis- Harry Wachtel, a New York at- had. being shaped by the White Dr ive Against cer Society or the Heart Fund. ®“H*ng in one soldier killed and appear, presumably returning tomey for Mrs. King and Dr Where the Johnson system House and the Pentagon will In- Vernon four soldiers and seven civilians to their villages and becoming King’s family to see wbat Mrs Campus Violence moin PVillce arreoted a to encourage rioting. In an inter- of George Allen. acy. attack by the Chinese Commu- Nixon program will drop the Manchester youth yesterday af- _____ ... Mrs. AHen was born in Cov­ For Waterbury Racial Ills But, Wachtel said, Mrs. King .'.ists that we can foresee over name Sentinel in favor of the teraoon and charged him with ^ ^ Washington Post entry, daughter of James J. and other family members were the next 10 years. word the President repeatedly attempted sale of controlled last week, Mitchell sold “a great (Continued from Page One) Euid Ellen Ashton Keon, and “opposed In fact and In prind- “ It Is a safeguard of our de- used to describe his plan—Safe- drugs and possession of con- deal of evidence’’ has be«i col- terrent system, which is in- guard. lived in Coventry as a child. wUl Just compound them.” ^be police department has "no pie to capital punishment and itroUed drugs. lectod, and forecast prosecuUans Survivors include a son. Eld- Oommentlng on alleged seg- w>'’trol over the situation be- would not wish to see Ray exe- croasingly vulnerable due to the Nixon first disclosed his deci- advances that have been made sion at a meeting of about 35 Da'vld R. CJolpiltts, 18, o f 122 ahead. ward L. Carter of Boltcxi; a regation In the school system, all hiring is done through cuted in the electric chair.” Bretton Rd. allegedly approoch- sister. Miss Alice B. Keon of Terenzo said, "if we are doing service examinallona.” After the original call to by the Soviet Union since the House and Senate leaders, On Oapltol Hill, last Monday, Hertford, three grandchildren; anything wrong that we don’t commission’s report was Wachtel, Canale also discussed year 1967 when the Sentinel pro- White______House sources said the h e w ^ and seven great-grandchildren, loiow about It is the reapon- made less than two weeks af- the matter with Ellington, who gram----- was------first laid------out. President’s position received seU her tablets of a drug Iwtyht that he U sending memoranda to It is a safeguard also against substantial support at that ses- legally only by presecn^OT, notion’s colleges to remind Funeral services will be held gitotlUy of the Human Rights U.S. Department of sold he had no objections to the police said. Police answered her any irrational or accidental at- ion...... them that convicted campus de- Monday at 2 p.m. at the Card!- Commission to tell us specifical- Health EJducation and Welfare deal. On Jan. 3, Canale called oomplalnt and furested Colpltts. _ . . ^ a ■ a ___ 1 ____ monstrators must be denied nal Funeral Home, 88 Windham jy ,^,},at it is and how to cor- announced it had submitted a the Justice Department again, He was released on a 3500 _ __. , , Rd., WiUimantic. The Rev. •> citizens’ complaint to the Jus- and was Informed that Clark . . A 1 _U.a. scholarship aid in some bond and is scheduled to appear mav be denied such Douglas E. Theuner, rector of Also commenting on the com- Department for possible ac- had given hts approval to the Five Negro Congressmen in Circuit Court 12 in Rock- ®ff®f "*®'y “e de^ed a^h St. Paul’s Eiriscopal Church, mission report Friday was the against the Waterbury plan. ... Anrli 8 Other cases under other WilllmanUc, will officiate. Bur- Waterbury police chief, Fred school distrlot for alleged fall- Judge W. Preston Battle the patrolman'John Marahall ro- ^ lal win be in the New Willlman- gupivan, who answered charges uro ^ remedy de faoto segre- trial Judge, conferred with Oppose Back~to~Africa Fund fenred a third boy to Juvenile his memo might grive "back- bone" to some coUe^ faculty tic Cemetery. police brutality. gaiiion. Ray’s attorney, Percy Foreman court yesterday as hie Investi- ^ a a , . a . Friends may call at the fu- rpiig commission reports it had Waterbury’s and the Pasadena of Texas, sometime in Febru- WASHINGTON (AP) — De- sponsor the bill, but turned Ration of the Feb. 1 housetoreak members and administrators neral home tomorrow from 2 ^ ^ y rgggjygd much testi- Calif., school systems were the ary. daring they are Americans down the request. on Trout Stream Eh*, oontinu'es, Another move — proposed to to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ^ ,^ y alleged police bru- ° " 'y o"®® specifically mentioned “ He asked me then, InfQrmal- “ win or lose,” five Negro con- Rep. Louis Stokes, D-Ohio, Dennis J. Schumey o f 29 Lau- Finch by his advisers — would ~ tality, but also heard ot cozy ‘ *1’ HEW in the referrals to the ly, for information regarding a gressmen have given a cold re- said he was contacted by the Rockville, was charged creation of a team of ”trou- . relations between police and Justice Department. guilty plea,” Battle said. ceptlon to a bill which would same person who got Nix to in- bJ-^ach of peace and resist- shooters’’ in the office of Ed- R O C ^ I^ - Mrs. Toefila members of two right wing decision, arnounced • The Judge said Foreman also provlde government financing troduce the bill and also reject- arrest last night after a ucation to assist with on the ^lew ski Kurr, 90, of 6 Oak St paramillUry groups-^ motor March 4, was based on pro- brought up the question of for members of their race to re- ed the plan. Stokes declined disturbance at his ®P°* dlagosls, suggestions and in med this morning at Rockville called the “ Ratpack" visions of the Civil Rights law whether a guilty plea "could be settle in Africa. comment directly on the bill but jjome, police sold. He posted ®om® cases, federal aid, to be- General Hospital after a long another organization called which authorizes the U.S. At- settled with a Ufe sentence I Those who commented Friday said he opposes such move- jjqq court appearance leaguered schools. "The 1964 Civil illn^ess. Sl^ was the widow of “ Defense and Survival General to intervene on said, 'Woah, that’s only 13 years indicated opposition to the pro- ments. April 1 in Rockville. Rights Act, it was pointed out, Mrs K^rr^was born Sent 19 " of citizens who file valid in this state and the very least posal, and two of them told of “ The basic problem in this Oollin J. Kelly, 26, o f Hart- authorized federal aid to schools rejecting requests that they in- country is exactly what -haa charged with failure colleges to Implement de- iH7ft in PrtinnH nnH haH Hvah in "There WQs testimonry that i*£j consider is &9 years.’ troduce similar legislation. been pointed up In the Kemer ^ mak- segregation — and the majority Rockville for the oast 60 years “ ‘ ‘ •‘‘ “ ‘ y pobcemen ride with Waterbury and Pasadena were I told him that before any- She was a member of St "jo- '^^'"beis of Ratpack.” said the among 40 school districts in the thing could be done there would ‘Win or lose we are part of Rei»rt—that’s white racism,’’ illegal left turn at 1:35 school conflicts. Finch was this country,” said Rep. Shirley said Stokes. “ Eradication of this morning, police sold. Court Ill'll 'seem to Involve race, seoh's Church and its Rosary “ ’ '" " ’ bssion, and that two fire- nation that HEW said were un- have to be a full agreement be- Chisholm, D-N.Y., the first Ne- that is the solution to making ‘ men belong to the DSF. der varying stages of review tween the defense and prosecu- is set for March 25 in Rockville. A report from Finch’s educa- gro woman elected to Congress, this country the place where all ------:------tion review team recommended Surv-ivors include two sons ’‘ ’*'® commission said it had for having one or more schools tion . . . and that examination of “Despite problems, America la people have equal opportuni­ Joseirfi J Kurr of Rockville and testimony which included with 80 per cent or more ml- Ray would have to take place In that he seek 32 million this year part of our heritage.” ties." Stephen J. Kurr of Hartford, charges of police "using mace nority-group enrollment. open court at which Ume Roy and 36.2 million next year for Rep. Chisholm said she was Car Rolls Over, the "trouble slraoters” to serve and five grandchildren. young boys, the clubbing of The complaint against Water- would have to make it clear that Even the sponsor of the meas­ not asked to sponsor this bill but both high schools and colleges. The funeral will be held Mon- >'“ uug boys behind a garage by bury was reportedly made in be undeiatood what the plea ure, Rep. Robert Nix, a Negro had been asked to support such Injuries Slight At the White House, It is day at 8:15 a.m. from White- officer out of uniform and the summer of 1966 by a civil meant.” Democrat from Philadelphia, said he Is opposed to the bill and " ’ “ Y®® *" **’® , Although a car with two peo- recognized that “ heavy-handed Gibson Funeral Home, 65 Elm brandishing a gun, . .white wash- rights organization called For ------sponsored It at the request of a “ Whatever else the black man St., with a Mas-s of requiem at cases of police brutality, Our Rights, \Vhich charged the constituent. Is,” she said, “he is an Ameri- pie In It was rolled on Its roof roll'^ m ta ta ^ ^ "ta °^ rith St. Joseph's Church at 9. Burial “ host of others." city board of education with Power Squadron will be in St. Bernard's Ceme- police chief, however, “ dell'berately perpetuating a ra- He„ e saidsaiu itu came fromtrom a “ blackuiacK “ ,n te S d ''" U ln te g r a t e d * "X ® vddespread carttpus demonstra- American" who calls himself It In with another car. no tlona-more than 50 of which tery. people are treated daily segregated educational Names Tourgee \iiiafnr\Ha Haohirvi Uaari r^f a Arviz»*»i/*a ’» OHO WBS serlouslv liijured. wcro reported from mid-Febru* Friends may call at the fu- equally and there is no brutal- system." Manchester Power Squadron Mustapha Hashim, head of a Philadelphia group known as A m erica. •' -■ ^ry to early March At the same neral home tomorrow from 2 to ‘ ‘ y.' complaint that I re- Officials of HEW subsequent- ®*®cicd a slate of officers last "The other Negro congress- The accident happened at Nixon was reported the Repatriation Committee. i and 7 to 9 p.m. There will eeive, Sullivan said, "is given ly made several visits to Water- at its annual meeting, held men, William Dawson D-Ill., Brantord and Durkin St. at 8:06 to be determined to use^rary The bill would have the U.S. be a recitation of the Rosary immediately to the detective bu- bury. Bowers School, Augustus F. Hawkins, D-Callf., p.m. effective tool of hi« of«/.« ^ government provide transporta­ tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the fu-, thoroughly Investi- nye timing of the Human They are; Adrian T. Tourgee, ® transporia- Charles C. Diggs Jr., D-Mlch., James E. Naschke, 17, of 23 stimulate action hv afitaAnta tion, land in Africa neral home. gated _ „ report Commander; John F. Mayhew, , health care j^jbn Conyers Jr., D-Mlch., Nye St., in a written statement who dlsapDrove of the dlHoninra Rights Commission and up' to 37,000 per year in- Sullivan called , the report's therefore, is such“that it startles Commander executive; C. per year in- g.^nable fo r , com- to"police, said he was return- by"°fatH Y roUege^om^^^^^ come until resettlement for 17 I mentionention oiof jioiicei»liCe connections an already anxious community commimitv Calkins, Lt. Commander ment. Ing to a dance at Mianchester state and local authofiues He Funerals with the Ratpack motorcycle The report "ays "There are 9‘*mlnistratlve; Ernest Cox, Negroes who wish to surrender their U.S, citizenship. High School when he suddenly Is said to regard the current ------club as “ nonsense." in Waterbury U it e people who ®®®>'«‘ ®'-y: Thomas Wilke, ns- —!4-dori't anticipate any rush to saw a car directly In front of situation as serious enough to Kennelh A. Ia»vine Jr. As I said at the commission hate black people black people secretary; Frank Kake- my door for this sort of thing,” Soviets Say him in the intersection of Bran- require further inltiaUves. The military funeral of Mu- Sullivan said, “ wc who hate white people persons ^''®®®uror; and George ford and Durkin St. ______:______^ Nix said, but he does plan to ask rlne Pfc. Kenneth A. Lavlne ‘ condone vigilante groups who are fearful arsons who ^'■®"®‘'' treasurer. The car was driven by Rich­ were for a Judiciary Committee hear­ Chinese Hit Jr, of 49 Salem Rd., who was kind. There is no effect lack .compassion, empathy and ings on the proposal. ard F. ’Thorpe, 61, of 166 Lydall killed in Vietnam, was held yes- whatsoever on the policp fnmp K.,„in ..„a— j — ii__ . t-ucKie and Henry Hembrechts, Footiball Group ter on the police force basic understanding . . . ard a Rep. Adam Calyton Powell, St., riding with him was Irene terday morning from the Ben- *ke Rtitpack or any other tense cl'mate wlth^the notential committee; Edward Wo- D-N.Y., poked fun at the propos­ Border Post Thorpe, his wife. ^ jamln J. cfllahan Funeral “ Ulside group." L p u b l i r l m m ^ upon suLw Naschke slammed on his Installs Slate Home, 160Y Main St., East The commission's report says provocation " ^ f ” ** Grant M. Morris, nomlnat- al during a news conference. (Continued from Page One) “’The whole business about a brakes, but slid about 40 feet. Mrs. John McNary of 10 Fen- Hartford. with a solemn high Waterbury has a total Negro The report asserts that "W.i- m"** *^*^®‘* Mass of requiem at St. Marv's pppulation of about 9 000 only terburv In a voru i ford, Robert Bleiler and Har- returo\o Afric^’f sTid ^ftfviet teTri£: ‘*'® wick R^recenurwas lUlli; Church, Ea'i. Hartford. ' ^ght of.whom are on the ls " S i‘g th/ seam/wUh "if you went to the organization ’^gsertions advanced driver’s ed as president of the Women’s The Rev. John Conley wu-s man police force. sponsoring It. you wouldn’t find Auxiliary of the Manchester anyone there wanting to go." /®*P®®‘ ‘*'® *^"®®® Thorpe’s car rolled over, Mrs. Midget and Pony Football As- celebrant assisted by the Rev. To this, Sullivan replies that lind '^ e Elected by the Ensignettes. LeoTA.O Maynard,M«v„nrrt deaenndeacon, and„nH the,h» — ‘ “>® for ^ t . ' ' ___ thee Squadron Auxiliary, were Powell said he was not asked “ uthorUd^, are nothing but an Thorpe was thrown out of the sociatlon. She sL ceed s Mrs. by anyone to Introduce such a i^t^tetopt to misled public opln- g^d the cor came to rest Bradley Parllman. Rev. John Dial, subdcacon. Bur- ,rom the W.P Quish Mrs. George French. Commun- lal■- was In St. Mary’s Cemetery. Home Hrooklyn, N.Y. -----B0rved as deretle, Mrs. Philip Gatter, bill. He said, however, he didn’t *7, . Other officers .installed are A detachment from 43,™the Ma­ ^ solemn high Mass honor guard and bearers. Lt. Commanderette; Mrs. Har- know if he would vote for the IHes.’ , „ . - Mrs. Thorpe was treated for Mrs. Norman Biarkman vice of requiem. at St. James' Delegations from the VFW Waldron, secretary; and measure should i(; ever reach The government statement slight head Injuries at Manches- president; Mrs. Lee Dingwall rine Reserve Division In Hart­ Church. ford acted as honor guard and ^ and the Disabled American Vet- Greaney. treasurer. the Souse floor. ‘ charged that the armed ter Memorial Hospital, and both secretary; and Mrs. Allen Krob’ bearers and also accorded mili­ . if Rev. Joseph Vujs was grans served as honor guard Serving on the executive Rep. Bill Clay, D-Mo., said he clashes ware ’ deliberately de- pars were towed to a local ga- treasurer. ' tary honors at graveside. celebrant assisted by the Rev, last night at the funeral home. *>® Mrs. Henry strongly opposes any back-to-Af- slp»^ to create an atrnosphere ,gge j,y a wrecker. Committee chairman appoint- Leo Grover, representing thq- I g " ------Hembrechts, Mrs. John Vaiciu- rlca movement. d alienation between the peo- ed by Mrs. McNary include Manchester Veterans Council, ' 500 VIRUSES IDENTIFIED Beaulieu, “We are American citizens," pies" of Chlna^ and the Soviet Mrs. Parlinian and Mrs. James attended the funeral ^ ® Msgr. Ed- The nominating committee con- Clay said, “ and I will work to Union. Street Fully Gaslit Ray, dance; Mrs. Richard attended the funeral. j n e w y o r k - Doctors have slats of Mrs. Ida Kompahlk, improve the condition of black The statement was read over Everdlng. hospltailty; Mrs. Donald Kralewaki sanctuary. Mrs, Ralph Mac- identified nearly 500 viruses, Mrs. John Mayhew and Mrs. people In this country. Anyone Motcow radio and television. MIAMI-Commodore Plaza, Robert Corcoran, welfare; Mrs. I carone was organist and soloist, catches about 10 of these a Edward Brown. who wants to leave may do so at and transmitted by the official Ih Miami’s Cioconut Grove sec- BJarkman, publicity Mrs' Ken- "The military funeral ofArmy Burial was In St. James’ Ceme- The average child under 12 Officers of both groups will his own wishes -and expense." Soviet news agency Tass. "They claims to be America’a neth PhlUips and *Mra ' Ray- Spec. 4. Donald Krajewskl of tery. Msgr. Reardon read the catches about 10 of these abe installed April 19. at the qiay said he was approached did not say how the statement °hly fully gaslit rtr^. Mer- mond Tweedle, gate- and Mill, 71 Foster St., who was killed In committal service. . year, but never ha.s the same Change of Command Dinner, at by a black militant group in was de'dvered to Chinese au- chipped in 31,500 to buy Edward Adamy and'Mrs. John Vietnam, was held this morning a detachment from FH. Hamll- one twice. Willie’s Steak House. Ph(Jadelphia and was aaked to thoriUea. lamps. Hanley, telephone. mlch ia with a n ttl the rmUy in

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Monday, r e v e a l oranda to 0 remind MScIhefl® Lee aings wnd modeiB on N B C ’s “Wonder­ jnpus de- 1 denied ful World of F5zz« b z ” Tuctaday from 7:30 to 8?80 in some filed such p.m. ie r other luggested e "back* e faculty Next Season: More Talk, More Sex rators. jposed to BY JERKY BUCK going to go ail the way down ithe The tentaUve tlUe for the a- Senate Communications sub­ — would path taken by the movies. The ternatlng series Is ‘The Now committee, warned that if tele- of "trou- NEW YORK (AP) — The tele- „sex _is going _ to______be talked about. People,” but that inay be visicn "doesn't exercise re­ Ice of Ed* Computerised Golf vision network schedules for ^ ^ changed to avoid a conflict wUh straint, drastic action will be neoct fall are going to offer more I on the At the top o f this list undoubt­ ABC's “ Hie New PeopSe.” taken.” And Robert H. PTnch, talk, moib sex and leas vio­ ns and In NITE OR DAY edly wlU be ABC's "The Survl* The New Pe(^e,” created secretary of health, education Id, to be- lence. vore,” which Its creator Halrald by Rod SerUng, is about a grmq> and welfare, said he hoped to 1964 a v il RAIN OR SHINE The three networks each put nobbins aaya will make bold use of young peojde who set up a begin an investigation of wheth- nted out, together packages with heavy rpjjjj <‘navel for televi- new society on an Ldand after or vlcHence poees a health haa- to schools emphaals on comedy, ■variety chronicle the Jot sOt their plane crashes—a oomUna- aid to children, m et* de* GOLF and drama. Robbins has written about in Uon of “Lord of the Flies” and majority Shows high in guiqday and AM* guch best sellers as “ The Car- “ Wild In the Streets.” inch was fig ^ will be in short supply petbaggers" and “The Adven- The aeaaon for the trend to ace. O next season. Not a single new turers.” comedy, variety and d ran m - 's educa- Western wlU be introduced In FioUowing It on Monday nights demise of ao many a«- mmended tbe«aUandoniyfourwiUre-<,„ABCwSbe "Love American tion - advent!^ shows is ^ this year main. Action-adventure shows .. ™ pnntinuing vlous. The networks are under year for IRON are down to 10 with a few new c h a r ^ e r - a large brass bed. It pressure from WajOitagtOT aM ^ t a n e k to serve entrlea. vvlU tell two to four separate *rom critics to eliminate vh>- colleges, Tm Spoon Rosturant On tap are four new variety gtories each week. •«»«*- ELECTRONICS ae, it is shows, 10 coniolues chs*- underscoring the fact that In recent days Sen. John FMI-Thne Golf r rofessloiial PEudore, D-R.I., chairman of the LABORATORIES 'y-handed on Premises at All Times. shows loosely categoriaed as ^ indeed cyclical are Mild be a Al Gayson, Pro. . . . „ ii *». «<.« three medical dramas. One of ling 'With The talk Is to fill up the time ABC's "Marcus Welby, 277 BROAD imonstra- formerly occupied by actors jjjj .. ,^^,3 created by Dandd Rod M c K u ^ o f which Golf 0 Tron knocking each other about. ^ victor, who produced "Dr. Kfl- Id-Febru* the sex is dare” in the heyday of medical In Own Show STEREO the same EXIT 00 from 1-84 when the talk begins to pall. i_ . ghowa. It will be about a family Rod XbBkMa'the popoUr poel reported Bis. OS Ik 00, TaloottviUe Actually, television Ja not doctor. and songwriter, wlU star in his ise every The other entries, CBS's TAPES office to first TV “flpeelal” —a mw-mmi "Medical Center” and NBC's diow —on NBC^ April B. students “New Medicine,” will be hospl; Format of "Tba L oom** win ilsorders, FOR ATLANTIC FUEL OIL tal oriented. have McKuen, a versatile pei^ lals and An interesting footnote to the ftormer, presenting many voffea SUes. He BURNER NBC show is that It will alter­ from hla vast repeitolre. Hie GARS I current L T. WOOD CO. nate Sunday nights with a court iB*year«ld Oektaad (Ohltf.) mough to SERVICE room drama oalled "the Whole bom artiet has written ives. SI BISSELL ST. Phoni 64S.1129 649-3701 World la Watching” and a po­ **■ TV-RadIo Sales and Service lice show caled ‘ ‘ Deadlock." You Go Away." •oup ate )f 10 Fen- 18 Install* Women's anchester >tball As* da Mrs.

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1 appoint- r Include rs. James [ p a g e t w o ______MANCHB^rm EVENING HEBAU>. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1969 MANCHESTO EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1909 PAGE THREE SATURDAY JU PROGRAM Highlights MONDAY JO PROGRAM ' Momins TODAY: ‘*nte Pat U :M (IM M *) StotybMk S « u r a Includes James Mason, Marlon TUESDAY JO p r o g r a m i:*e <■> OM TWk (t> OMrca •! tte Juule Brando, John Gielgud, Louis aoe,” with Sammy Davis Jr. as t o (8) TnrtI (0) Dreaoa Heue (88) DIvoree Ceorl 7:M 18 (■> Amerleaa BaaSalaBd The Vikings" Kirk Douglas, (8-M) The Aveogen (C) (Monday — Friday) Tony Curtis, Ernest Borgnine ttO tcH t) HMioe Ihees <01 1:*8 <*> As the Wcrid Taras Pissass (O) and Janet Leigh. Saga of fight­ Melton tg memoriaSaed, 10:30- lisagh-la (0 ) (O Eatertatnment special saluting (M> Film (8481 Let’s Mohs a Deal (C) Guest: Sammy Davis Jr. (8787*8) Hiddea PTtees ing Norsemen of 8th century. 11 p.m. on CBS.. ."Meet the (t) Lore la A Maap flpaadarad (B-M) Let’s Make a Deal (C) hidlvidual self-expreaiion In (tt) Skippv (C> detailing antagonism between ) (AM) PeytsB Ploee • :M (8) Msmsato sf Ceaiferl aad fashion and music. Oo-hoeU (M) BaUer barky (O) with larael Foreign t.(8) Mayhem BJ'J). <0) *:•• U) l«v a Is a Maay Spisadsred a slave and heir to the Viking ThmI o ) pays of Oar UvM News are Carl Reiner and Michele (M> MMiaae Maria throne, who are unaware that < S A »*i) Meadoy Night at (81 laflalle HsriaoBS Lee. lOniBter Abba Eban, 1-1 ;8ft p.m. (8-4#) Newlywed Oaate (G) Msvies « i S U » ) Da^s sf Oar U v m "The Braaa i.eEend"- they are brothers. (8) OaMiag Ught (C) (8) Stga Oa sad Prayer ’------<*48) Med Bqnad (C) I d t (S> Bl|c S Tkrater 8::18 (888) Hollywood Palace (C) on NBC. . ."NBC Ebeperimeat "Rope ot Sand” Burt (8) Tewa Crier (B-M) Nawlywed Game OoMtag LIgkt (C) Guest hoot Sammy Davis Jr. In Tetevieton,” new uses ot the Soarlse Smester (0 ) Guest star: Merv Griffin. toua.i a.uu,< o( fitchter pUols with James Brown and his (2aude Rains. Peter Lorre, (*9> Geoa. Ctasereasn <8847*81 Jalta (C) O..I— Korea. Robert M l"" media of flhn and photography, (S> Secret ateiat (G) <7M) D a ^ Oame (C) nyina in l^rea. iflt^ Revue. Peggy Uptoii, CTiaro, Cbrinne (Mlvet and Sam Jsffe. S:U (8) Mcralag BefleeUeas (Cl *:M ( * ) Secret______Slsj (8-M) It Tohee a Thief (C) um.----— May ly Britt, Richard Ecan, singer and Ikive Madden. 4:80 - 6:30 p.m. on NBC. . . (8A*Aae> Aaetber Werid (O) ~ DUunond simdloate's poll(M 7:M (8) News sad Wsotbsr (G) (G ) UwOy geU In deep trouble ______Rotert wi ATarae "HouaeboaL" movie with Cary (8) Mr. Osabsr TVi .Lhikletter (C) Julia Meade, Jim Backus, Grant and Sophia Loren and a (8> Ca^. Kaagarce (G) Tea Dea’t Boy (C)' crime syndicate bou. t:M ’8* NCAA CaDace Fred dark, Cecil Kellaway. houseboat, 9-11:16 p.m. on ABC (AM) Oae Ufe le Uve ( 0) cache. *44 (M) Oeeirge ef the Joagle •:M (88-87*8) Taesday Night at Basketball Charaplaasklp Professor of ancient languages 4:M (8) Baoger tMattea (8) Msaday Night Movie (Ml Jaek LaLaaae Shew Gha *’*®e (0 ) Msvies ToaraamaBt iC) (O) "Love Has Many Faces" <2iff 4!M (*) Baager Htstlsa obtains an old (k>ln with . . ."Russia in the Mediterran­ <8AS7*t) Match Oaac (C) (8) Hap Bleharde Shew (C) (1847M) Match Game (C) "The Young Warriors" James ^ (S) TBA magical poweiw^n^ makes Rit^riaon. Hugh O’Brloi. Aesr 8) Stave ASsa Shew (G > Drury and Stave (tarlson. In i:M (Ml Champloaiklp WrasUhiK ean,*’ Soviet fleets In Amerhxm (O) puloo: MilUauuress, surroand- .; I (•), 81lke D o o ^ Stare }o ( people - move in alow motion ISi) , . (M> Dark n iS m n Europe toward close o fWW n S:M (8) World Cap Ski Gkamploa. and can bring death when lie hBBUon, lO-U p.m. on NBC. 4:88 (8e*A*e) Newa (0) ed by moochers, Includlw her (»> Merv Oriffta Shew 4:*S (88-87*8) News (C) an American army sergeant ••Jpa _ (C) owner points flngsr and says MONDAY: ’“niiee Yow« 4:8t (8) Haocl (O) husband, desperately strives (88) Paeswerd (G> 4:*8 <*) Basel Sporta al,” Paul Newman narrates , N jk e Beam fer Daddy (*•) Batatas *:*# <*) Deris Day Skew (C) 4«*> Professleaal Bowler’s 18:86 (48) Science Fiction Theatre M Mtantes (O) 8:88 (St Oolf Classic (C) CaoUe^ 11 p.m. on ABC. r (8) Onrel Boraett Shew <01 (Ml Ttannle aad Lassie « ) That’s Life (c> Team of Kermit Zarley and ^ (88) FTbn (C) <49) I 11:78 ^ Newa — Weather aad TUESDAY: “ ■Ihe Wonderful (18) MBBotera GuesU; Martha Raye, MUte M:M (8) Laey Shew <0) S L Z i? " Tommy Aaron meets team of Sammy D«viB Jr. is QUigaa’a lalaad Domdoo. D(mna Kav Rowan <*7SMj5 Soap Jadgemeat 6:*8 (I) I Love Loey _ <*•> BweB Shaw (8) Celebris Billiards (C> (M) Tonight Shaw fashtonu, wUh OaH Retner end M:M (U Daoald O’Geaaer Shaw U :88 ( » Taesday Starlight Hofflywood Palace” to­ (88) Beeac (Af4*i74e>New s — Weatker <*•) iBSight Anne BluMnDft otnrs Hoot: Minn. Fats. Guest; 11:86 (S) Satarday'* Spectacalar MUhele Lee, 7 :80-8:30 p.m. on (88) P iK e p sad Saerts (0 ) (88) F fieep "Time Running Out" ‘69 (C) Georye Bums. Borauie BedieHn in 'tihe Fugitive from justice and his day 9:30-10:30 p-m. "Snows of Kilunaniaro" *53. NBC. er Csaieaaeaees in 'tfiie Movie, “TRie 8;*t <8) Boee of tka Week (C> Hemingway’s story of nuui’a 8:*8 (A8) Weather — ^ <81 Merv Oriffta Shew fiancee try to flee police in (8) Mcoday Starlight (M) Meralag Mevia •:M (M ) Weather — Sports sad P u m p k i n E a t e r ," French countr^de. Dane 5:88 (3> The Qaean sad I (C> searem for life’s meaning on WEDNESDAY; Installation of News 0 (0 ) fim, "Then Game "The Risk*' '80. Foreign agents xfew9 (0 ) <888) WMe W ^ ef Sports equatorial plaiiM of ^ ric a . Most Rev. John F. Whealon as <2*) Oeea Mike seek formula :M <8A37g8>------perseaalllyPerseaallly tional Sky Flying (}hamplon- 7:M (S> Jackie Gleasoa Show News Plessance,ice, 'VlrgtiilaiUski VmMhr t U :tt « ) News' (C) fsrt sad Oaldepasts Rogers. 17:88 < ») Toalghl Show JMumy Wn Eater,” movie of a trotdded Into ny Oarsaa t:M Adam-M (C) Caroaa B News — Mn Sts ef Csm- Champioashlp Bowline (888) Dating Game (C) (8) Ohnier Theater Balds cover agent tries to fkid bead - -S!** (8) P layboy______7:*8 (8) After DUacr Metric (0) (Ml News sad Stga Off to State. alter Dark (Cl Gharlsse and Hay Charles, A ll RnHIey - jSriakley Be- (Ml News Hso^taes — VSAF 8:88 (7)_ I|$a #f March Special Hugh Hefner and guests: Folk "rtiringneld Rifle" ’62. Under- F « » (Cl * 1*8 (1) News wltk Roger Madd Julius Caesar" ‘68. Faithful eingers Joan Baes and Tom­ p.m. on NBC . , . "Andy’s Love BsHglsas FVm aad Ska OR (tZ-M) Hnaltey - Brlaklay Be- adaptation of Shakeeoeare's my Smothers. OoneieTt," Andy Williams with port (C) story of assassination of Julius 17:M <881 One Step Beyond Educational (8) News — Weather and (Mesar and subsequent events "The Storm*' Donovan and Jose FUBoiano, lA SaoHs (C) that led to downful of Roman 1:18 "Private Lives of Aoiun and E'k IDAY: "The First Amer- (7847M) Hiddea FUceo <0 Eve” Bus passengers Imagine l Doren, Mel Torme. (C) 7:M (M) AfricMltare on PanUle Maurice Evans and Honor 9:M NET Playhease U:M (874748) TOnlght Shew Jah^ Los Angeles vs. Boston Righteous Bros. Anatol R ny Careen (C) 7:M (M) TkU U tke Life S:M (77) TBA (ZA32-M) BoBansa (C) <7847-.4) The Deetare . (C) 7:4B <8) Llfht Time Blackman are guests, 8:3A 10 „ <7M) Joey BIshsp Shaw (C) (M) Irish Boor (C) (A4») Snnday Night Movie 1:M (8) News — Msmeats ef Com- 7:S6 (S) 81^ OB mad Prayer Anpiusl presentation by mem- "Houseboat" ’58. (%medy- p.m. on NBC . . . "Stagag 17,” 8:M 8:tt Society. (M) News and Slga Off phis Loren. Story about Wash­ ^ of POW’s, A li :20 p.m. on •• •* Bays. Oomonl Heepital (C) (48) News BesdiniM — VSAF f 8:15 (3) Adventures of Gumby S:M (6) TBA ington. D.C. mdower with 6:M mutt's New B 7:18 (8) The Llakletter hhsw (C> ^ ( > . *5*“ *}ta“ J™“ “ S Sign Off 8 Davejr and GoUath (C) (M) CkampioBsUp IBowIbig three children and a house­ OBS . . . "Hollywood: The Selz- 7:M FeU Oaltar B (78-88-881 Yea Dea’I Say (C) 8:St <8) Awaose va Dick We)>er and Nelson keeper. 8:45 <48> Dawn Bible The Decuion la 'Vours * *• Off Burton Jr. (C) 18:M (3) Mlsston Impossible (C) Gregory Peck and other stars 8:M Freach Chef <*7*78*1 Mateh Oome Faith for 'foday (C) Force enters equatorial Africa appear, lA ll p.m. on NBC. Bouillabaisse *rwo former Aussie Davis Chip to crush an army of mercena­ 8:M NET Joarasl (C) ' <4*1 Dark ShMsws <88) Uncle Waldo (G) winners. Tony Roche and John Some of Our Best Friends 4:M (878848) News (C) 8:16 <48) SMred Heart ries ted by a self-etyled Col. Once A Year Sale 4:88 (8) Basel Ncwcombe are today’s (»mpe- and to return plundered gold U:M Evans-Nevsk Bepert 8:88 (8) From C^dlege Campas to Ita rightful owners. R TURNPIKE (8) Wackiest Ship in tke Army (M) My Friend Tooy Klnf* Leonardo Jose Feheumo (N ) Batmaa ir) (48) This Is the Ufe (77) Celebrity BDllards (C) (Z8-M) RnssU la the Mediter­ Taesday, Mareh U Allen atid Row! vs. Minn. Fats ranean (C) (M) Fllatstsaes TEXACO I 9:45 (8) Sacred Heart (Ml Skippy ■ «n«iy tbiB month, It (M) Troth sr CasseaBescea “Houdcftiooit,’’ Sunday (48) Christophers Sports (C) wiU headUng the Onst MevMon *:M (74) Weather - u d Gen. Repairers License I^ riw Gray. *rwo Greek I Nerth bdloa MbsIo 9-11:15 pm - on AJBC. [ 11:84 (8) Camera Three eclal~ of hU own on NBC I City Makers (C) News (C) (8) The LeERcy of Aane S«l> caiwo are captured by man- "Flnr <3ountry" ’66. Peaceful I Joss I (88) Marriage la Today’s So­ Cmver Broad and llvan (C) hating Amazon women. Con­ Alaskan cowboy finally gets Aprs 27 from lA ll pjm. quered by love, they battle tired of being pushes aroimd. (87) BIgkUghls (C) Middle Tpke. West (82) Championship Bowlins Andy WUhams, Glen Oamp- STANEK ELECTRONICS 7:M (I) Oidkri . (44) InsiEht pirates seizing ialatid and James Stewart, Ruth Roman, Wedsesday, March U (If) HeHaTe’s Navy (O Phone 64S-2176 (84) Sacred Heart Pros ram settle down to rule. (C) Cortnne Calvert. Walter Bren­ hoU, Dionne Whradek and Burt (M) News * i86 (M) Osmbat pert (C) (844) Discovery (C> (4«) Alfred Hitckeock (331 Peter Gann Bachswteh are among the na- • :* mutt’s New B *:M (7) News with Waller Crea- <■) Tralh er Ceoseqaeacee Queen Victoria" and vocal a itM iy o t the h n «l Shostakovich Peri (C) Gentry. [18:44 (8) We Believe That’s Life Wayne. John Howard. After IT DOES WluBmlmm (C) S:M (S> Zoonuna (C) war of 1812 Kentuckian fights P«7>feeBlonal eppeargnoe wb age SERVICE (84) RIoe around the World personal war between two Tharsday, Mareh M Summary of this morning’s . _ (44) Conversations with . . . Program deiUs with flamingos rdiM In New YoiVB StaMdsh instsUatlon of Most Rev. J.F. 118:15 (24) Livlns Word ape strength and tour of Ari­ criminals trying to stop him Wheaton as Archbishop of 4)nBltty wortc by ear zona Museum. from marrying FVench gen­ Hertean. Chtcoge — MIraele City of ‘What’s M y line’ t n l s e d ----- hsBitg 112:25 (84) Focus (C) » i) INSTANT Midwest (C) Hartford. The Rev. E.S. Nadol- {18:84 (3) Face the Nation k (44) Happenlns *49 Ray Bolger, others. . Bellflons Film aad Sign Off I . O A I V 6 ' NEW YORK (A P ) — “ What’s i874748) Bob Hope Special (AM) Land of tke Olants (C) c/?/(/ % Dividend paid U Ysa Were Prestdeat (C) LT. AMIEW t COj. 118:45 (8) Survival (C) 1:36 (8) Trews aad Weather — Mo­ CBS’ "Gomier Pyto USMC,” < > ( I \ I 1 i I s CsoB. lasae My Line’’ la winding: up its Guests are Jimmy Durante, 1:88 (3) CoBEresslonal Report (C) (33) - Newo — Weather — ment of MedltnUoa and Sign from day of depoalt. Nancy SInstra, Ray (diaries Sports aad Color Off rerderi Hs aeoond elbum of General Assembly Report first season as a ayndicated (8^ 88-88) Meet the Press (C) oountry and Weetem muMc leet 1I:M Ortttqae and Cyd (Siarisse. (O (8) Way Oat foraiied a caravan ot Land Row- CHICKEN MANCHESTER 8:M BeakBeot (C> share strange bond. 8:M (8) Smothers Brothers Come- era and cameds to travel the Anne Moody for slmllAr treatment ~ '•) Airiy's Love Ccoecrt SWIMMING POOL (M) Clooeap (C) dy Hoar (C) Brown In 6 BOnntes •:M NET Ptaykeass MuBiosl-comMy 'special star­ ((W) NBA Baok(:etboH Guests; James Brown, *1710 hraadth ot the AMcao desett. Passage to India Kitty (Jarllale and Pegsy CauM ring Andy TFUflams with The world’s ’Aneet' eeUa’ OLDSMOBILE return. (Jerry Moore, late of zuesta vocalist Jooe Feliciano, often you ohlckeo” with taeompemhla gcoulsh folk singer Donovan, The Time of Your U fe "Your OkhmoUls Dtotor" EEPIA0BHBHT8 ‘Tve Got a Secret” wUl re­ Oce and Tina Turner’s Revue taote. place Bud 0 >Uyer aa hort, and and special guest stars Tom and Dick Smothers. Program Isqulre About Our MEMORIAL CORNER STORE Paul LjtKke, Lou Rmrtg and BiU CuUen wlU aUo be on the CALL IN OBDEX 512 WEST GENTER ST. - SiS-lsil taped during concert in Loe leia Aeshreeraiy Special PARTY GOODS — GREETING CARDS — BIAGAHNB8 — nwnnwwMa Slunley liyran H m M biimi tattve panel. Angeles Music Onter’a Mark CXMU> OUTS — FRUITS — VEOBTABLIiS Pick Up 10 Mhinles Later (. ______^______Taper Forum. (C) been set os ivgidan for NBCTa Bob Hope w ill return to NBC < m m . Patriefc’s Cereasttan AI-S m kor FoqL lac. WE DEPEND ON YOU — YOU CAN DEPEND ON US "Dana lUrtMt ITwtidB Uw next season with his usual (juota BoB OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK TUX. lODNiaHT DEGI’S DRIVE-IN of nine apeiclala >— hia Slrt Live from ML Tom Ballroom, Route 44A on Bolton U U » 882 MAIN ST. nii GohUggera*' the uBiimir ra- Halyeloe. lUghlight will be 402 CENTER ST. SUWSQ NEW or USED pMcwment for “The D bmi Mur- year in broadctigtliig; and Us crowning of coUeen who wlU reign over 8t Patrick’s Day Phone 64»-e862 tin B hiw.” 30th annlveraary in Televlaiaa. festtvUles. Hosts: Kttty Bro- PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1969 THURSDAY JO PROGRAM At Hama wltk KlHjr (C) Oonaolatloo and final gamaa (M> DIvarea Caart (C) will be telecast on Saturday. (A4t> Dream Baaaa (C> March! 1 As tke WarM Taras MS4«) HMdea Faces (C) <8d8) That OM <0 (M«> Let’s Make a Deal (C) (848) Bewitched (ot (S) Lave Is a Maajr Spleadared (8) Tharsday Night Merle Tklaa (C) "Parla When It S n le s '’ '84 (Z*4»dd) Daps at Oar Uves Script-writer and his young (Md> Newljared Oame 'romantic dry of Paris, • I t (S-M) D atlu Oame (C) bum, Noel Coward. (C) <» Beeret Storm Aaatker Warid (C> WeridT (0> Oae Life to Uve ( 0) 8:88 (8881-88) Dragaet and break up a pot party b> . ■isi \V (8) Mike Daaslaa Skew (C) the process. Oary CnaXty is (M> Dark Skalaws guest <1»-XLM) News (C) 18:8 (I8-18S8) Deaa Martb Shew ■■ ix-. (8) Hasel (C) Guests are Bddie Albert. .V v . V (Zt) Tambstoae TerrUair Lliida Beimett, Dom De- ■ -.X « ■ ' 1 ' V ■ < ») Mike Daaplas Skew .■ 'V C--‘' * • ' (88> Maasters (M) The King KsmSy (M) O U lIm ’s Island (M) Oaa Stm B eyou (M) Weatker Audrey Hepburn and "Lega(y of Lore (8) ILove Lac; (8-888«M8) News — Weatker (88) WS N avy'% m WiiFUam Holden etiar in id *1 ^ *^ . .. <0> (88) F Troop (88) Tke DeteeUre « 1 ; ' •' • ■ <4t) Tntli or C<»9MEeiicei the ffim , “ Pairils When 11:88 (8) Tkanday StorilgU rt6 and 9-11 p.m. on CBS. fortune thed had been left to Newo (C) her by her father. Ornither Opea Mike Stoll.II, Monica Peltach, Richard (88) Bigkllghts (C) Haller. (Cn (88) McbJ o's Navy eraees In atrange household. "Outside the Wall" Rich­ (M) News Film classic baaed on Chai^ ard Besehart. Marilyn Max­ I (M) Cembat lotte Bronte's novel. Joan Fon­ well, SIgne Haaeo. I (8) News with Walter Ctoa- taine, Oraon Wellea Margaret (8848-88) Tealght Shaw Jaha- klto • (O) O'Brien. Peggy Aipi Gamer, ar Carsaa (O) (8) News with Fraak Bey- John Sutton. (M t) Jsey BIsbsp Shaw (O) Bolds (C) (88) BaaUey - Brinkley Be- (8) News — Msmeals si Oam- (M) Canadian Travel FBm part (O) fsrt sad OuMepsata (81-88) BanUey - BrlaUey Re­ (8) Tmth sr CaaseaBeaces (C) (88) Newt and S l^ Oft port (C) (8M8-M) News — Weatker — (M) News ReadHaes — U8AF Peart Batiley, left, and Chrot Oharaning, both o f i (M) Local News Sparta sad Featares (O) Bellgtoua Film and Sign Oft I (8) After Dlaaer Merle 7:88 (8A1188) '88 NCAA Csllegef* 8:88 (8) News and Weather — Mo­ "Jane Eyre" '44. English Bsskelfaan ChamploBshlp ment at MedUatioa and Sign “’HeMbi.DoJly!,” team up Sun'ekay 8-9 p.m. on ABC. orphan girl becomes gov- Toumameat (C) Off New Summer Shows FRIDAY JO PROGRAM 1:M () Girl Talk (C) "Stolag 17" 'S3. During WW U (88) Film American G.l.‘a In German (88) At Hame with Kitty (C) prison camp think that cynical Planned by ABC (88) Divorce Court aharp-tongued aergeant la apy (8-48) Dream Ha (C) and beat him unmercifully. 1:88 (8) As The World Tans (C) Otto Preminger, WUUam (88.88-88) HMdea Faces (C) Holden, Don laylor, Robert ABC, Uie network wtitch in Meanwhile, "Peyton nace," (848) Let’s Make a Deal (C) Strauaa, Harvey Lembeck. past sununieaD has dependeii al­ after all those egonlziing years, (8) Lave Is a Many Spleadored (848) Let’s 8Iaaa a Deal (O) will go into Umbo with its final Thing (C) I (848) Gaae ef WiU SaaasM most entirety on re-runs of win­ (88-a48) Days sf Our Uves I (8888) Hellyweadt The Hela- show in eaiiy June. Repeats of (8-M) Newlywed Oame (C) alck Y ean (C) ter sbows, will try another tack "Tt>e Gum o f WUl S otnett" wUl ::88 (8) OaidlidlM Light (C) Special program on career of (88-8838)^10 Doctors (C) late Hollywood movie produc­ thia year. If ft works, it might occupy its odd time spot until (8-M) Dating Game (C) er D.O. Selanlck — whose vrork September, wdien it, too, goes to l:M (8) Secret Storm (C) will be tracedd through film atari someQidng with the compe­ (88-8838) Another World (C) footage never before seen on TV'a Boot HBl. (8-M) Oeaeml Heepilal (0) TV and screen tests of arttots tition. (8) The Uaklettor Shew (C) who becanfe motion picture Oavetts’ cdiow—from 10 to 11 (8848M) You Doa’I Say (C) lumlnariea. Ingrid Bergman, Beginning in May, ABC will (848) Oae Life to Uve (C) Katharine Hepbum, Rock Hud­ introduce a number ot new net- p.m. Ear on Mondays, IXiesday (8) Baager Statloa (O) son, Alfred HltchcoclL Janet and Friday—wUl replace "The (884888) Matek Oame (C) Gaynor and Dorothy McGuire ertatnment senbes and also re- (8) Mike Douglas Show (C) appear on program to recall ■ahuffle the time periods of many Big Valley,’’ "That’s Ute” and (M) Dark Shadows their experiences working for "Judd for the DetenBe." The (884848) New. (C) Mr. Selxnlck. Henry iW la others. The network estimates (8) Basel (C) will be off-camera narrator. that about one-third of its hot first two have been oeneded. (88) Tombatoac Territory (8-M) Jadd far the Defease "Judd,” which retums next sea­ (88) Mike Doagla* Skew ( 0 ) (M) Telepheoe Hear (0) weather offerings win (xmsist of (88) Batmaa (C) I (N) Film new matendal—new series or old son, moves to an earlier time (M) FUatotoaei > (88488848) News — Weather period on Friday ndgMs. (8) Perry Mama aad Snarts (G) series with fresh shows. (88) Fallk for Today (88X848) Taalght Shaw daha- (88) Manatora ay ConsB ' (C) Included In the plan are Dick ABC's second season, in gen­ (M) pUllnm’o lolaad (8M) Jaey Btohsp Shaw (0) eral, has not worked out very I (M) Ski1 Shaw tnaw Robert Strauss in the > (8) Friday Speetoealar Oavett’s three-a-week series in (M) Weather "Female on the Beach” '56. prime tim e; A weedcly variety well. "Turn On" which opened I (8) I Leve Lacy fSlm, “StallBK 17,” Fri­ Wife Buspecui huslmnd plans ed and closed in one nigdit, estab­ (88) Theatre 88 to kill her for her money. hour starring Johnny Cash, and (88) F Ttmp day 9-11:20 pjn. on lished some kind of a TV Joan Cmvrford, Jeff Chandler, another with John Davidson. (M) Trath ar Coaseqneaees OBS. Jan SteriIng, CecU Kellaway. record. "What’s R All About, ' (84) Weather — Sports and "Arctic Manhunt” '49. Mike ABC’s assortment of evening News (C). Conrad, Carol Thurston, Wally game and ’^audience participa­ Woiid?”—offidailly renamed (88) Sperto Show Cassell. "The Dean Jones Variety Hour” (88) Hlghltohta (C) (88-88) BaaUey - Brialdey Be- 1:1 I (8) News — Mameato sf Ostn- tion shows will continue with (38) McHale’a Navy as of March 27—departs earty in pert (C) tort aad Quldepaato new programs—custom ary In (M) News 8:45 (88) Local News (88) News aad Sign Off May. "CeneratiDn Gap” will (M) Combat E those oategoiies-^and eo will 7:M (3) Death Talley Days (C) (M) News BeodUaea — USAF sHp away as quietly as U ar­ (88) Lock Up (88) BaaUey - Briakley Be- Bellfiaas Film aad Sign Off "This is Tom Jones" and "The (8) News with Walter Croi>- -»rt (C) 8:M (8) Nevra aad Weather — Mo- rived. The ahoiws, for the most klto (C) King Sisters," both late^season (8) News ^ ) Trath or CenaeoaeBees (0> meat et Medltaltoa aad Sign part, produced dismal Nietom with Frank Bey- (ZMAM)...... News — W^ealher — starters. Bolda (C) G^rto and Features (C) ratlnga. "This is Tom Jones" 7:88 (f>(8) The WUd, WUd WestW nt (C) and "Let’s Make a Deal,” which (88-8Z-M) The Flrat Amerteaas News science special teUlng have survived haven’t really story of first, men who Uved rSHOP and done much better than the on our continent. Program fol­ Monkees Show lows eoriy man's migration SAVE drop-outs. from Siberia — where all of wla oontiiKfit'B people oiig- WHERE There wiii be re-runs, mated — to areas In Alas­ of On April 14 ka. the Aleutian Islands, the _____ Y O U SEE course, and they are mostly state of Washington, Arizona IMTAMWSJ JIIIJ dram atic shows and aituaUan and Central and South Ameri- ^ t d m k "SS 1-s Rcnnalutkans per I t o - ca, (o\ comedies that will return next kee," a "apeidal" atarrhig TIm (Mt) Thb U T*m Jm m SION- season. With production costs Mtonhaos, w U be btoadcane oa International ^eeta: Caes Bl- ELECTRONICS uot,---V Mai^ el^ opanunopaniah vocailat.vocallat, olim-bing higher each year, re­ NBC April 14 from 8 'to 9 p.ni. Oaiiin, comedian, and LABORATORIES peat ^satws ane aJmost an eco- The quartet— Mleky Diten, The Dave Clark Five. PLEN’S TEXACO 8:8 (8) Gu m M e — U8M0 (C) 881 MAIN ST. nomilc necessity to amortize Dwvy Jones, Ifik e NeeknMb and ®f tke Oame shew budgets. Maurice Evans, Honor Black­ 277 BROAD Peter Tarie-wbo once atarrcd man and Brian Bedford It is highly unUkeiy, however in tbeir own NBC sertee guests. Glen Howard rushes GOBMAN BBOS. to London when he learns that 770 MAIN ST. pleasant it would be for audi­ te wBdbe their special aw a ho— - —and ••vMssarvisnumber waof VUICI other "muelcal happering.” They win H^jtahera are bel^ sued for ences, that NBC and CBS will by a young British race FsM. AHD AJM. follow ABC’s lead. ABC alone be Joined by a flock ot poputar oar— driver. ( o WYMAN on. CO., tee. pertormers. (M) Geaerattaa Gap AT THE OBEEN w8H bring in more new pro­ t:M (8) Friday Night Movie . GAR gram s next seascHi than the oth­ Peiteiuulng with The IConkees er two networks oombined. So wlU be gtjeato JIA e Ditecnfl, on two network chemels there Brian Auger and the IMnMjr, STEREO will be the ueuai variety show Jbrry Lee Lewte, Thte Domhio, Don WIUJS Garage replaceiments—and an occasion­ Little lOehsrd, the O e m Wtaid SPECIALISTS IN al British import Uke "The RADIOS Slngien, the Buddy lOleB Bx- WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND V. IM { L Saint” but m ostly it will be Just presB, Baiil Ar m U and the BBAKE SEBVIOE A L I C. *4 *.U N I TV-Badio Sales and Service another summer of twioe-told Moon Express end the Wee OENEBAL ACTO BEPAIB tales. Three. 649-4081—18 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTEB 1

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