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Snow Less Than Expected
Huge Supply Buildup
N.E. Escapes
Seen in North Vietnam
New Storm
BOSTON (A P)— New England largely escaped today
as the second coastal storm in three days sped past the six-state region. Foe Gearing Air/Strikes ^ By noon the snow had ended morning was about 126 miles
over all areas but outer Cape south southeast of Nantucket
Cod and extreme southern Island and accelerating toward To Fight On, May Resume, Maine and was expected to end the east northeast,
there by early afternoon. Winds Advance estimates indicated
diminished along the coast and the storm would be more severe Rusk’s View U.S. Reports
gale warnings posted from than it proved to be, and the WASHINGTON (AP) — In Eastport, Maine, to Block Is- Weather Bureau had posted Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s SAIGON, South Viefc.
land, R.I., were lowered at 11 heavy snow warnings for south- opinion, the Communists are nam (A P )—The U.S. com-
a.m. eastern Massachusetts a n d gearing up for more hard mand today reiwrted a The Weather Bureau said Rhode Island. fighting in Vietnam rather fian massive buildup in North
snow amounts in New England At Bradley International an extension of the current ranged "from an inch or so in Vietnam during the first Airport, the weather bureau cease-fire for a move to a con- nortlieastem Massachusetts and three days of the lunar said this morning the snow ference table. southwestern Connecticut to as new year truce and the threat for Connecticut was Rusk gave this report .at a much as s ix ' inches over Cape suspension of American over. Snow in all areas of the nationally-televised news con- Cod and the offshore islands.” state ended by mid-moming. ference Thursday midway in the bombing raids. The storm center in late U.S. officials said the four-day The storm' hit Virginia and the ailied-proclalmed F,eb. 8-12 Lu- cease-fire proclaimed by the CaroUnas, tl}en swept north- nar New Year cease-fire. The South Vietnamese government ward into New Jersey, New C3ommunists have called for a York and New England where remains in effect. But they seven-day truce. millions were still digging out of -would not rule out the possibili- New Battle "There have been a disturb- Tuesday's blizzard that dumped ty that air strikes against North ing number of violations of that up to 16 inches of snow, took Vietnam might be ordered be- cease-fire,” Rusk said. Stirs 0 ver lives and cost millions of dollars fore the truce ends Sunday ” We have seen large numbers in business losses and snow re- of boats and other vessels dash- should the Communist buildup moval expenses. reach levels considered “ intol- Billboards ing south along the coast of North Vietnam to resupply their erable” by the U.S. command. (Sea Page Eight) The North Vietnamese move- WASHINGTON (AP) — A new (Communist) forces in the ment of supplies southward is battle is shaping up over high- southern part of North Vietnam “ not technically a -violation of way beauty, a project of Mrs. and in the Demilitarized Zpne. the stand down,” these sources Lyndon B. Johnson which could “ Now this indicates that it is Beer-Drinking said, but it was obviously long result in the dismantling of their intention to continue the planned and “ creates doubts as more than 1 million billboards operations, and the large num- Mark Shattered; ber of incidents indicates that to North Vietnamese sincerity along major highways. (AP Photofax) they are not particularly inter- about the truce.” What triggered the newest No End in Sight Debris litters this street in Bogota after an earth- e ' "ct-ial cease-fire.” U.S. sources said it appeared round of controversy were the quake, described as the worst in 50 years, rocked The U.S. foreign affairs chief ANN ARBOR. Mich. (AP) — unlikely that the four-day trues regulations drafted by the Bu- the area yesterday. Smashed auto was but one of a. . - . i.e CO jd not report Twelve University of Michigan would be extended to match the reau of Public Roads and sub- "any tangible forward move- students are revelling in the many such incidents as large cities and small vil- seven-day ceaise-fire proclaimed mitted to Congress last month. ment” toward peace talks by the Viet <3ong. joys of the draft, but the draft lages in a wide area felt the brunt of the tremors. They list the size, spacing and desfMte continuing U.S. diplo- A U.S. spokesman said that in tliey dreamily endorse comes other criteria ol signs which can matic efforts. the first 30 hours of the truce from the barrel, not the Selec- be located along the 261,(X)0 And he rejected Communist that began at 7 a.m. Wednes- tive Service. miles of interstate and primary calls for a halt in the U.S. Several Chinese, wearing dunce caps, ase held up day, U.S. reconnEuissance planes
highways. By taking turns at the bar. the Death Toll Rising bombing of North Vietnam un- and destroyers sighted some 900 to public shame on a Peking street. Members of The regulations again made beer-drinking team has been at less Hanoi shows wiliUngness to boats along the North Vietnam- it for 660 hours down at Fraser’s the Red Guard displayed the leaders of “ anti-revo- the bureau unpopular with the scale down its assault on the lutionary groups” from truck as part of their pro-, ese cosLSt — five times the num- outdoor advertiring industry, pub and the end is not in sight. south. In Colombia Quake gram to bring about a cultural revolution in the ber normAUy seen when such which sent its protests to Con- taOSSzyryyrMC 602a 10c “ You cannot stop this war water traffic is a target for U.S. The original goal — to shatter Country. (AP Photofax) ’ gress. BOGOTA, CJolombda (AP) — The interior ministry said two ^mply^by stopping a half of it,” watrplanes. "We believe that the whole- the U.S. record of 820 hours set he said. The toll from Colombia’s most shocks Thursday morning were A shaiQp increase in road traf- sale elimination of an entire in 1966 by the Michigan State Rusk specifically found unac- disastrous earthquake rose to 76 the worst ever felt is O^ombla. fic in North Vietnam also was. industry is far beyond the'ihtent squad — went down the hatch ceptable the North "Vietnamese Onie measured seven to eight on reported. The spokesman, said- of Congress,” one telegram long ago. dead today with more than 300 hints that they “ could” enter a 12-polnt scale. A third tremor China Spy Case Jl2 trucks were spotted by UiS.' It started Jan. 6 when the 12 injured, the Interior Ministry into peace negotiations if only read. Another said, "The high- followed six hours later. warplanes oh Tuesday, the day way beautification bill is a luxu- — nine men and three women —. reported. the U.S.' air attacks erided. He Incidents- of mass terror and before the truce began, but on ry the taxpayers cannot support discovered they all had a taste Hardest hit was Huila State in lectured this as a propaganda individual) bravery were report- Wednesday, after the cease-firs or afford.” for beer. the south, epicenter ol Thurs- drive to atop an important U.S. ed in Bogota, where 13 Colom- took effect, carious sources re- Some conservationists said The rules require a team' day’s quake. The ministry said May Fan Chaos bians were killed, including two (See Page Two) ported seeing 779 trucks. Thurs- the bureau did a good job within member to down 12 ounces of 63 persons were killed there, brew every 30 minutes while in children. A teacher was said to day the number jumped to 804, the context of the 1965 law, including 24 at Neiva, the capi- TOKYO (AP) — The first tigating to determine whether the bar and the total now stands tal. Another 13 were killed in have rescued 40 children from a the spokesmam reported. which they consider weak. But school in which a falling wall any of the information had got- at 13,400 ounces. Bogota and 9 elsewhere. atomic spy case in Red China — If that rate of water and road at least one critic, Mrs. Kenneth killed his wife and mother-in- ten to a foreign country. The Bill Fraser, pub owner, has Most buildings at Neiva were 22 Collegians th^ newest and probably least Robb Brown of Des Moines, law. foreign country was not named. ^ (See Page Eight) Iowa, contends the regulations his bartenders keeping score. severely damaged, including the advanced member of the five- The spy report came amid Thousands of crying, praying represent a surrender to the Why not?” he asked. "Specta- Plaza Hotel, where several Punished After nation nuclear club — was re- continuing dally anti-Soviet persons hurried into the streets industry. tors are coming in' to watch. guests were killed when p ^ of ported today. There was specu- demonstrations in Peking and and plazas after the morning Theft of Exams This is because “ the public And, of course, we encourage the building collapsed, th^min- lation in Tokyo that it would be anti-Chinese demonstrations in Germany Willing them to participate.” istry reported. quakes. The later quake re- used to whip up more public has no lobby,” she said" NEW HAVEN (AP) — Bight Moscow. Mike l^ a x , team captain and The state Capitol, court and newed the panic. fury against the Soviet Union. “It has no org;anization to students have been dismissed, The Soviet goverment today To Sign Treaty a senior in civil engineering, other municipal and private As tall buildings swayed, win- Quoting the “ Revolutionary alert it, and only a pitiful few five others suspended and nine published the text of a protest -rj • -i^ r p . says the team uses the platoon buildings in Neiva had to be dowpanes shattered on the Workers’ Daily,” a newspaper unskilled, part-time, unpaid peo- put on indefinite probation in note to the Chinese government O H I l T I l T I g i i “ X 0 S t S Unofficial estimates pavement. Power failures loyal to Mao Tse-tung, the Pe- pie to argue its case once they system, allowing unlimited sub- evacuated connection with the theft of Implying that it was hindering were that 90 per cent of the trapped hundreds in elevators. king correspondent of. the To;k- are able to find out a few facts,” stltution. exeundnation papers at Southern the flow of Soviet aid to North NEW YORK (AP)—West (3er- Cutting classes is forbidden homes there Were damaged to Several fires broke out. yo newspaper Mainichi Shimi- she said. Connecticut State College. Vietnam. man Foreign Minister Willy and Ginger Redd, a red-haired isome degree, leaving many res- bun said two armed men in the As now written, the act re- “I saw many people in the HiKon C. Buley, college presi- ^ , The note, delivered to the Brandt said today his goyen> lass on the beer brigade, says idents homeless. quires removal of all billboards streets fleeing without their dent, said today that “ no one chemical industry ministry Qhinese Embassy in Moscow would agree to bar nu-, she has been “ studying harder A vaccination campaigfn was have been arrested in a charge within 660 feet of the highway, clothes,” one official said. gained any advantage from this Thursday, said restriction of ‘'^e^r explosions from German ordered in Huila and Tollma unless in an industriad or com- than ever” since the spree be- “ They apparently were caught mdsad venture. ” of stealing atomic secrets. Soviet personnel in Peking to soil through signing of a nonpro- gan. states to prevent epidemics. One of them was identified as mercial area.‘ This would apply while bathing.” The action came to light today the confines of their embassy liferahon^treaty.^ Sewers and water systems were to both the 41,000-mlie interstate “My love life is better, too,’ Several tombp in the Central following investigation of stu- an official named Ting Tieh- prevented their exercising their It was the first time that West damaged in both states. system and the 220,000-mile pri- spe said. "My romantic inclina- Cemetery were broken open. A dent reports that exams and sheng. The nature of the secrets normal functions such as those Germany had renounced nu- Rescue workers were digging mary system. tions have increased. watchman said some persons master keys had been stolen. was not specified. The paper connected with "providing mili- dear explosions even for peace- through debris there and in oth- Of the more than 1 million “ Unfortunately, so has my said Security Minister Hsieh Fu- tary and economic aid to the ful purposes, although the gov- billboards which would be dis- waist line,” Miss Redd said. er areas, including Bogota, (See Page Twelve) (See Page Eleven) chih, an ally of Mao, was inves- Vietnamese people which goes ernment long has pledged not to mantled, 889,000 would go by "All my skirts are getting just a looking for any additional vic- through China.” manufacture atomic weapons. little bit tight.” tims. Brandt was asked if he would July 1, 1970, the rest by Jan. 1, The note made no charge that Truax estimates each team As reports of destruction adhere to any treaty barring 1973. member spends about 20 hours reached the capital, the govern- (See Page Five) nuclear explosions-in the Feder- In all commercial and in- dustrial areas no sign could be 'week in the pub, which is open ment declared a state of emer al Republic. “ Yes,” he replied.
more than 680 square feet. The from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. gency and ordered reconstruc- “It is for practical reasons,” original proposal called for 360 Jack Weiman, a graduate stu- tion of damaged buildings worth Brandt said. “ We are a small square feet. dent in Eingllsh, is the anchor million£(i of dollars. College Given coimtry and we don’t need ex- Signs must be 500 feet apart man. His consumption amounts Red Cross and army emer- plosions on our soil.” to about 8,400 .ounces, nearly gency teams were organized. Only Photo of "The question of explosions is and cannot be located within 500 feet of a public park, forest, equal to the entire input of the Interior Minister Mlsael Pastra- not my concern. We are inter- Michigan State championship na ^ r r e o was sent to direct Lincoln’s Body ested in research, industrial (See Page Four) campaign 11 years ago. relief efforts in Huila. d evelo^ en t,” the foreign min-
NEW YORK (AP) — More ister said at a news conference, than a century after the assassi- "We support the intents of a nation of Abraham Lincoln, the nonproliferation treaty. In this only known photograph of his respect the^ Federal Republic Meany Drafting ^White Paper’ body was made public today. has no exclusively German In- Jh e occasion was the first terests. Its vltsJ interest, which display of the the photograph it is sharing wlUi a number of made on April 24, 1866, 10' days other countries, is that tMs trea- Reuther’s Support Solid after the 16th U.S. President ty should not impair the peace*
was shot to death by actor John ful economic use of nuclear en* DETROIT (AP) — Walter P. letter to their 1,600 union locals justed to a pace where a man Wilkes Booth at Ford’s Theater ergy,” Brandt said, Reuther, whose United Auto Thursday cnarging the AFL-dO could do the best possible job,” in Washington. In a 'wide-ranging talk Brandt Workers union is within a step with “ robbing the labor move- Peebles said. Made with only available touched on West Germany’s re* of quitting the AFL-dO, appar- ment” of a (fiance to be a con- Most of those surveyed felt light, with the camera on a lations with Eastern Europe;, ently has the almost tmqualified structive social force, that the UAW letter, which de- slight elevation perhaps 30 feet the Arab nations, the growth of backing of the UAW’s rank and Possible withdrawal„ . . from the manded internal reorganization away, the photo shows Lincoln nationalism in Germany, th« file. AFL-dO. was a step in lying in state in New York City emergence of right-wing ex-
An Associated Press spot 11 years ago will be considered right direction even though Hall tremist parties and troop reduo*
check of working-man members at the UAW convention April 20- it niight mean moving away If shows the dead president of the UAW uncovered strong 22. from the AFL-dO. only dimly. The face, pallled in (See Page Eight)
sentiment in Detroit to follow *'1 think 99 per cent of the death, is set off by Lincoln’s
their leader, almost without res- UAW members will back Reu- WORD WAR CONTINUES black hair and beard. The fa- ervation. Reuther has been ther 100 per cent,” said John WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- miliar craggy features are seen president oi the union since Robinson, a Chrysler stock ex- dent George Meany of the AFL- in lightly-traced three-quarter 1946. pediter. "The labor movement dO is drafting a massive profile against the white interior "I have complete faith in the past few years has been "white paper” of his own to hit of th$ coffin. Bulletin Reuther and would be glad , to pbdaling backwards.” back at United Automobile Standing guard at the head give him blank check for what- Robinson said ABL-dO Presi- Workers chief Waiter Reuther’s and foot of the flower-decked GASOLINE PRICE UP ever action he deems best for dent George Meany, who is 78, 7,000-word attack on the giant casket are a Navy" rear admiral UAW members,” said Henry had fallen “ behind the times.” labor federation. and an Army general. HARTFtMU) (AP)-^0ev* erai major oil companlea Mason, a quality control inspec- Mason said Reuther '"is more The rest of the photo is domi- a it while the two co-founders ^ tor for CJhryaler Oorp. concerned about progress." nated' by ' the stark black ol have increased , their gaendtiM^; of the ll-year-old AFL-dO con- price by one cent in Ooa*' The comment was typical of While sentiment generally tinued. their war of words, it heavy droperies and funeral Reuther backers in the UAW. ’ ‘ strongly favored the tactics of Diplomatic Slip at the White House bunting. ' nectlcut. The raise will mea» was learned today that United an average of 31.9 cents for Hhe 1.4-milllon-member. UAW Reuther, 60, VWUam T. Peebles, Steel Workers President I W. Princess Lalla Aisha, sister of visiting King Hassan II of Morocco, gets a The photo was made by Gar- moved within a step of splitting a spot welder for Chrysler, vey & Son, New York photogra- regular gas and about 88.8 Abel is trying to get them to lift -from Chief of Protocol James Synaington, Vice President Humphrey and cents for high octane. The • from the A FL-dO last week by vifanted more emphasis put else- talk peace. * phers, who. later destroyed the her brother. Prince Moulay Abdullah after she slipped while moving into posi- major oil companies invotved ordering its officers to resign where. Some laixir leaders fear ihe original plate and all copies but tion for a group photo at the White House last night. President Johnson, at are Texaco,' Mobil, PhlH^sh •' from the federatlaa’s niling ex- "I wculd rather have him rapiidfy escalating fight between one at the request of Secretary ecuUve ooun^U. point out to the company that right, is apparently unaware of the( mishap. ’The royal party was entertained Gulf, and Sunoco. Most
The UAW sent a 7,000-word wcuh standarito aboifld be ad- HU** P a g e BUeven) by the Johnsons at a formal dinner. (AP Photofax) (See F|«e ISIgbt) 4iluuiges took effect teiigs A
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meeting will be held Wednes- — I Z I day rather than a drill. The Tolland Tuesday’s which was canceled er the drive will he postponed regular work night will be held Vernon. China Spy Case Vernon because of the snow storm. until the second Sunday of on Monday evening at 7 pm. The 'board wlU meet tonight March. F U EL O IL Education Board Elects The board of admissions of Open Space in Subdivisons May Fan Chaos from 7 to 9 in the Assessors Residents have been asked to-i PTA Auction Will Benefit RamsdelL Ginsultant Split Office of the Memorial Build- place their donations of scrap electors will be in session on (Oontlaiied froni Page One) 'Tuesday from 6 to S pm . to ing on Park Place. paper, magazines or caidboard — 1 4 .9— Crittendon as Chairman G)mmission Topic Feb. 20 on the curb or porch. make voters. Families in Sunday^s Fire the aid was not getting through, On Enrollment Projections Booster Club Meets Bolton and 2,400 Hebron resi- Hebron Grange will meet The regular meeting of the 200 GAL. MIN. C.O.D. ) D. Benton Crittendon was The planning and zoning com- nine points for the loosing but in the past Soviet liaison The Herald’s Vernon Bureau dents. The total ostimated cost Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Gilead Rockville High Athletic Boost- elected chairman of the Hehron team. The three families Involved bration which will start at 8 officers in China had to press A discrepMuicy between, pypo- through 8, and 9 through 12 Is at 38 Park Sfc, P.O. Box JS Z l. of the program is $26,000 to Hall. The lecturer, Mrs. Gene- mission will Invite members of R. B. REG IU S board o( education last night. Oongiegstiooal Notes p.m. jected school anrollmcnt of Ver- grade grouping. er Club will be held Monday The temporary correspondent Is set up the agency and staff it. vieve Boylngton, heus an- the recreation and conservation In Sunday’s tragic fire In Chinese transpmrt authorities 649-4908 > , Crittendon will serve for the United Congregational Church The local chapter’s slogan U School board members gen- night at 7:30 at the high school. Bette Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. nounced that the program will Rockville will be the benefici- continuously in order to p>Ush non children submitted by balance of the year. He re- Hebron’s share would be 31 commissions to its next meeting School classes will be held In Self-Service Department Store "We Sing That ,They Shall erally felt the fifth graders fit A film entitled “Breath of Life” be “Valentines.” School Superintendent Dr. Ray- places the late Mrs. Daura Os- per cent of this or $8,000. Feb. 20. the newf Christian education aries of an auction to be held Speak” . During the chapter’s the shipmients through. There in better with the lower grades will be shown. Bail Ticket* bom who served as chairman There would be some income building beginning Sunday. Tuesday at the Northeast 20th year it has participated have long been reports In -Mos- mond Ramsdell and planning than with the junior high stu- Lenten Study Group Deputy Sheriff Harold L. Also attending will bo Whltey of the local board from 1966 from the patient fees and also Three, four and five-year-olds School at 7:30 p.m. The auc- in many charitable events in cow of Chinese authorities de- consultant Samuel Pine has re- dents. Some educators express A Lenten study group will Gray has tickets avadlable for Secore, soil conservation expert BRO A D STREET, M A N C H ES T ER ... ; ‘ untH her death Jan. 28. the state aid grant which is and the first grade will be tion Is sponsored by the PTA. the area. Its present project is laying Soviet rail shipments to sulted in the calling ot a meet- reservations about mixing ten- meet at the Vernon Methodist figured at $1 per capita. The ^turday night's annual ball from the federal Soli Conser- MR. i ; The board received and ap- vation Commission. housed on the lower level off Half the receipts from the sponsoring two children from Hanoi, stlU a sizable px>rtion of ing of the two men. year-old fifth graders with 13- Church today at 7:30 p.m. The estimated cost to the town then sponsored by the Tolland Coun- this area at the Logopedlc In- ' proved a petition from the PTA The PZC will discuss the re- the parking area. Second auction will be donated to the the aid program. Other aid goes James Roohe will represent and 14-year-old eighth graders. topic will be “God-Christ-Scrip- would be $5,300. This figure ty Sheriff’s Association in stitute in Wichdta, Kansas. concerning a request to take quirement for recreational or through aenior high school will Mitchell, Dupius and Lee fam- by the slower sea .route, avoid- the Planning Commission at the The board noted, however, ture in 1967.” does not include health aides Rockville. The chapter meets at the ROBERrS pictures of the school children open space land in subdivisions. meet on the upper levels. ilies which were left homeless ing Chinese interference. meeting. that despite its educational phil- The pastor. Rev. Norton Ma- for the schools. The only schools Photography Club Elks d u b the second and fourth ; during school time. The request It is hoped the discussions will Sitter service will he in the by the fire, which destroyed all The atomic' spy case also The projected school enroll- osophy, it will be necessary to gee, will lead the discussion. being considered under the pro- A new 4-H club on photog- Mondays of the month and at was first made in October but result in an evaluation of bene- new building. Parents were their household furnishings camqr at a moment of apparent ments will affect the planning house the students where class- The group will meet Friday gram at present are the ele- raphy is being formed In An- the Stafford Italian d u b the BEAUTY was denied because of board asked to use the front en- and personal belongings. reorientation in Mao’s cam- of new schools. , rooms are available, as it has nights at 7:30 and Monday mentary schools. dover and all Hebron boys aqd fits and disadvantages to the first and third Mondays. Any- policy. At the January PTA town in accepting this land. trance. The fire claimed the lives of paign to regain control of the Pine, a consultant with the previously done. Some fifth mornings at 9:15 a.m. for those Before the public health girls in Grades 7 to 12 w l^ three of the Mitchell children one interested in signing is in- meeting, 56 members signed The commission is permitted to The Rerv. Donald Miller has government and party machin- Raymond and May consultant grades were housed at the new unable to attend the evening group can figure a budget and are Interested are invItefWo and the five-year-old daughter vited to attend the meetings. SALON the petition requesting the board require that up to 10 per cent requested church members to ery from President Liu Shao- firm presently working with the Vernon Center Junior High session. The public is welcome. present it to the town, the join. William Bredheft wi^lgad of the Dupuis family. A second Police Arrests to review their decision and the of the land In a proposed sub- use the parking lot behind the chi, party general secretary planning commission, in compil- School this year on a trial basis. Paper Drive B O B JUDY board of education must ad- the new club and will show the daughter is in serious condi- David W. Porter, 20, Vernon poBcy. In view of the interest division to be turned over to new building. Teng Hsiao-p>ing and their sup>- ing a comprehensive repart of Pine prefers the grouping of The Rockville American Le- vise whether it will avail itself members how to use a camera tion at Rockville hospital with Trailer Court, was charged with Shown by the parents, the board the town for recreational areas. The Mens Fellowship will parters. the towp of Vernon, noted Dr. the fifth grade with the sixth gion Post will conduct its of the services of the agency. and to develop prints besides second and third degree burns larceny Wednesday night on a monthly scrap paper drive Sun- S P E C I A L — N o w till end of Fe b ru ary Will permit the pictures to be Secore will explain a pro- cook and serve a roast beef Official Mao organs — the Ramsdell’s figures have come through eighth grades. He has The only way the program can other technicalities. on over half her body. warrant issued by dreuit Court taken, under the direction of dinner for the annual mother- Peking People’s Daily, the Li- within one par cent of actual stated this would better utilize day morning beginning at 9:30 receive state aid is to have the All interested In joining the gram, now being undertaken in Tile remainder of the pro- the PTA. . daughter dinner March 2 at 12. He was released under the beration Army Daily, and the totals in the post. a.m. when the trucks will can- " O n A ll W a v es " schools in the program also. new club, may call Bredhelft or Mansfield, in which the soil con- ceeds will be used for various the present classroom facilities. A second petition was re- 6:30 p.m. no cash bond compact and Kwangmlng Daily — told the He feels, however, that the vass the streets of Rockville. This would then give the town Mrs. Mary Drew o f Reidy Hill servation commis.sion is taking school projects. scheduled for appearance in lo- This would result in the location startin g as low as $10.00 co m ple te • eelved by the board last night. Reservations for an Inter- > faithful they .could not hop>e to figures are “ way o ff’ when it In the case of inclement weath- the generalized public health Rd. in Hebron. The meeting soil tests throughout the com- Ilefns on sale will Include cal court Feb. 28. of kindergarten through fourth This was a request to hire a full B’aith Laymens Dinner Feb. 16 regain and consolidate jawer comes to the number of children nursing services as specified in day will be set to thee onven- munity at no cost to the town. userble clothing, dishes, glass- The arrest was made as the graders in the elementary tbne nurse for the school. !The at Vernon Congregational unless they join with Maoist in individual grrades. W e fe a t ure ' the state program. The board ience of the members. Information garnered from ware, lamps, and many other result of a complaint by a lo- schools. petition was signed by the entire Church for Communion at 6 sympathizers in official pasi- He has used an average be- deferred action until a later Hat Show Seit the tests would provide the articles. Residents wishing to cal resident to the Vernon Po- The planning commission will VALENTINE DAY statf o f teachers at the schooL p.m. may be mstde by contact- tlons and in the army. tween the two sets of figures in Breclc, Z o t os arfd Pro to Perm anents date. The Hebron PTA will spon- PZC with an accurate record of donate items to the auction lice. meet March 6 witli the board of action was taken but will be ing Kenneth Kaynor or Rev. The papers said the Maoists predicting the needed class- C A R D S — C A N D Y V o Grade Distribution sor the Easter Hat Sbow and various soil conditions through- are remicstcd to call Mrs. Junior High Basketball representatives to discuss the ( A t Po p ular Prices) (A ll W a v es Co m plete) ^ Mr. Miller. The Protestants will who seized power In Man- rooms for 1970-71. |FREE GIFT WRAPPING! considered by personnel and Action on the grade organi- Sale on March 6. A nominal out town. The information would John Gagnon. Arrangements The Vernon Junior High Bas- proposals it has decided upon then proceed to Rockville High churia’s Heilungkiang Province Roche said he questions the 71 Tolland Tui-npike, Manchester—Talcottville Flats budget committees. zation was limited to the pass- be beneficial to the conservation INFANTS' for pickup of the items can be ketball team suffered its sec- for the toWn’s master plan. charge of 25 cents will be made School for a Roman Cathollc- did the correct thing in accept- predicted enrollment of 8,300 649-5586—Rockville Enterprise 4235 Miss Matilda lyEsopo, consul- ing of a motion to hire 24 and two door prizes will be commission, as well. made. ond defeat of the season yester- The final decisions will be ARTHUR DRUG P’rotes.tant service and dinner. ing the help and support of such children for 1970, adding he be- Mon. 9-1:30—Tues. and Sat. 9-6—Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9-9i tant with the Northeastern Re- teachers for instructional serv- given. Tickets for the event A letter received by the Scout Awards day, once again at the hand of influenced by the reactlonse of I ifTbe Bulletin Board men as the provincial party sec- lieved this might amount to only .gional OHice, Mrs. Robert Caf- ices for 1967-68. The actual dis- are available from all officers PZC from residents in the River Four members of the Union its nemseis, Bloomfield Junior 7,200. the board of representatives and The annual Boy Scout Ban- retary who joined them after faso, Hebron Public Health Ad- tribution was not decided ujmn. and Ways and Means members Rd. area complaining of a resi- Congregational Church Boy High. The planning commission feels the general public, which will visory Committee Chairman, dent Who has constructed a quet will be tomorrow night at Hooded Jackets some soul searching. This will aid the administra- in the PTA. Scout troop 92, were recently The Vernon team was defeat- have the opportunity to fa- 6 in the social room of United The papers cautioned that old the projections should be as ac- '''' t . and Mrs. George Colgan, a tion in procuring the staff for PTA Meets Feb. 15 bridge across the Willimantic awarded the coveted God and ed 64-57. Vernon’s present re- miliarize itself with the plan Congregational Church. revolutionaries still loyal to Mao curate as possible before the member of the local advisory next year. The February meeting of the River “to get to his land on the Country Award. Recipients cord is 11-2. The team will play at a public hearing also sched- The Pilgprim Fellowship will can be used and there is no rea- school needs for five years are committee, visited the board The board voted to send a PTA will be held on Feb. 15 at other side” was referred to the were O. Jame.s Purnell HI and undefeated Tolland Tuesday in mapped out. They will also be uled for March. meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at the son to overthrow everyone In meeting to explain the proposed request to the Republican Town State Water Resources Com- John H. Purnell, the sons of the new Tolland High School The next reg;ular meeting of the elementary school and will cfhurch before visiting the Staf- authority, a campaign the used tn the projection of the ul- generalized public health nurs- Committee for a list o f three mission, according to chairman Dr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Purnell, gym. timate population of the town. the planning commission Is deal with “Public Health Nurs- ford Pilgrim Fellowship. young Red Guards have pushed ing program. candidates to fill the vacancy Walter Beaton, because of a 20 South St; and William The Bulletin Board Conflict In Theories ing.” Mrs. Robert Cafazzo will St. Matthew’s CYO will meet in recent weeks. slated for Tuesday night at The proposed program would that presently exists on the question of jurisdiction. Dumas, and George Dumas, The Italian Ladies Social d u b A conflict in the theories of he the guest speaker. She is the Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Pariah This declaration coincided 7:30 in the Administration be a three-town agency that passing of Mrs. Laura Isbom. chairman o f the Public Health The Willimantic River Is the .sons of Mr. and Mrs. William will meet Sunday at 2:30 p.m. grade grouping has also arisen Building. Center. Dumas. 18 Fox Hill Drive. at the club house on Snlpsic St. with repwrts that Premier Chou would care for all re^dents It was announced that the Advisory Committee. Other of- dividing line between Tolland The board of tax review wUl between Pine and Ramsdell, Extra Grievence Session The four scouts have been The Vernon Elementary En-lal has urged the Maoists to from birth to old age including librarian services donated by ficials from the state will also and Willington, which has no be at Town Hall tomorrow from particularly regarding the fifth The board o f tax review has 2.00 working for nearly two years School p r o will hold its annual restrain their attacks on Com- the school age. The board and O f'sm ally 2.78. Sizes 12 to 2,1 grade. the Douglas Library will be accompany Mrs. Cafazzo and Planning and Zoning regulations 9 a.m. to 5 pm. to hear taxpay- munist veterans. scheduled an extra session to other visitors asked many ques- withdrawn at the close of the or commission. to meet the ri"id requirements scholarship dance tomorrow Juniors click in explain the new program that er grievances. This is the final Chou, who is believed to be The board of education; act- be held next Tuesday from 7 to tions about Qie prog^ram. Miss set up by the National Prote.s- night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at school year because of the ex- will be Introduced to the town Kindergarten Mothers . session. trying to exert a moderating ing on a recommendation from 9 p.m. to hear taxpayer griev- D’EMopo explained the progfram pansion of the Douglas Li- In the spring when the pilot Assisting mothers at the Tol- tant Commission on Scouting. the PAC Club. Ramsdell. endorsed a kinder- ences. The extra session is be- The Democratic IV o m e n’a Three stages of requirements influence on the more extreme would entail approximately 11 brary program, expenses and program is completed. land Co-operative Kindergarten Club annual Valentine Dance garten through Grade 5, 6 ing held to compensate for last were met on Christian Faith, The Herald’s Vernon Bureau among Mao's supporters, also an A-line knit hoivs of nursing service to the the growth of the school. Legion Awards Night next week: Monday —Mrs. will be tomorrow from 9 to 1 at Christian Witness. Christian Is at 38 Park St., P.O. Box 327. expressed his disapproval of school with other health serv- The Board also accepted the An American Legion Birth- Donald Ahlberg, Mrs. Francis the Itallan-American Friendship World Outreach. Christian Citi- The temporary correspwndent is parading counterrevolutionaries ices and record keeping at the proposed school calendar of 183 day Party and Awards Night LaForge, Mrs. William Baker, Club. N -» zenship and Christian Fellow- Betty Quatrale, telephone 875- through the streets in dunce school carried on by health days for the 1967-68 year as will be held at the Legion Hall Mrs. Paul Bakke; Wednesday "rhe Junior High School Stu- caps. —Mrs. Roger Caouette, Mrs. ship. 2845. of Orion* aides. The agency would be presented by Superintendent on Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. to pre- dent Council Is sponsoring a Japanese reports said wall "TK. f 4 . "P ettM O K , *Jk 6. Aram Danmi^ian. According to sent 5-10-15- and 20-year con- Richard Carlson, Mrs. Timothy David Hebert, District scout manned by a public health nurse junior high Valentine Day posters in Peking showed photo- SlPyiNG CONN. SINCE IfU tinuous membership pins and Bertsche, Mrs. Harvey Blau- executive of the Charter Oak and two registered nurses. The the new calendar, school will Dance tonight from 7:30 to graphs of the powerful leaders by Ju niorite other membership awards to velt; BTiday —^Mrs. Bruce Council presented the scouLs, services would be spread open Sept. 6 and close June 20, 10:30 In the high school cafe- Injury Notice of the northwestern and south- throughout the three towns, 1968. those who qualify. Cropper, Mrs. Loyde Foster, and the Rev. Paul Bowman teria. presented the pins and em- western bureaus of the party — thus giving nursing services Bulletin Board Commander Robert Cafazzo Mrs. Clifford Carlson, Mrs. The 4-H Town Committee blems. Otto Bock, institutional Served on Town Liu Lan-tao and U Ching-chuan seven days a week when neces- The Hebron Volunteer Fire reports that the membership Mrs. Louis Caron. teen-age dance will bo Saturday LADIES’ — being disgraced before public has. equaled the all-time high of representative, stated the re- sary. Department will hold drill Sun- At the 2nd Co-operative Kin- night from 7:30 to 11 at the A Manche.ster roofer, William rallies. 1 5 . 0 0 last year, 104. Four new appli- dergarten: Monday — Mrs. quirements for the award. Town’s Shane day morning at 9:30 at the high school. H. Howland of 26 Portland St., Liu, the posters said, was cations have also been received Richard Given, Mrs. Kenneth I.a'nfen Serieil Tlio population to be served firehouse. Because of the storm has served notice on the town dragged around Chengiu, in and some members from last Gibson, Mrs. Clyde JondrO, The Trinity Lutheran Church v>5 by the program would be 7,900. this week, the reg^ular monthly Manchester Evening Herald that he will hold It responsible Szechuan Province, and Li year have not paid their dues Mrs. Bruce Knowlton; Wednes- will participate in a Lenten se- Figures showed that there were meeting of the department was Tolland correspondent, Bette for injuries received Jan. 12 in around Sian, in Shensi Province. this year. This should bring day —^Mrs. Frank BorowsW, Long Coats ries sponsored by the Lutheran Snappy young fashion in the S400 Andover residents, 3,400 canceled. A special business Quatrale, telephone 875-284Si. a one-vehicle skidding accident Sharing their disgrace was membership to a new high for Mrs. Richard Gorsky; Mrs. Church-Mis.souri Synod pastors, on Hartford Rd., near Elm St. former Vice Premier Hsi Hsun- 'ik fM the local legion. Richard Lamberton, Mrs. Law- for the area east of the Con- carefree manner of Orion'* lu Howland, 67, and a passenger yuan, Li Chi-ming, governor of The local legion has been rence Lozo; Friday —Mrs. Fred necticut River. The series of New Battle in his station wagon, Dennis Shensi, and Wan Ling, the pro- commended by fourth district Iscto, Mrs. Albert Kerkin, Mrs. and Carcoats .sermons on the leading fmures NOW IS THE TIME TO REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN acrylic that’s washable; Rib- of the Passion narrative wi'l in- Carlin, 41, of 11 School St, were vincial secretary. All were ac- Commander William Preussfor Ellery Neff, Mrs. Artiiur Sly- hospitalized after the accident. Designers, Installers and Complete Alteration Servloe bed bodice . . . navy with white its fine membership record and field. Stirs Over clude a sermon on one of the cused of being counterrevolu- figures in eaeh of the partici- . The vehicle slammed into a tionary and revisionist, charges for the manner in which it Boys Basketball League •OT Ntw Park Ava. 232-4407 Watt Hartferi ------^ pating chni-ehes by its pastor. Hartford Rd. utility pole. How- more serious than just opposing stripes or solid shades of yel- conducts Its business affairs Saturday morning’s games In ______Opsn TtiunJ.ys 'til ? P.M.—Ssturdsyi ‘til 4 f.M. and post activities. Billboards Area churches included in land was arrested and charged Mao. low, blue, orange. S, M, L. the Boys Basketball League: with failure to drive right. The Pianist Sought 9:80 —Wanats Service Center the program besides the local A used car that w o n’t boil over case was nolled Jan.' 30 in Cir- •rhe Podium Players is still vs. Savings Bank of Tolland; (Oontliiiied from Page One) chuivh are the Prince of Peace cuit Court 12, Manchester. seeking a pianist for the spring 10:30 —^Krechko Brothers vs. in Coventry, Chapel of the Holy -trademark in traffic? W e have a lot of them. playground or scenic area desi- Howland, in an injury notice production. Anyone Interested Clinton Press; 11:30 —Sport Presence 1n .Stores. Our Savior gnated by the state. 10.00 in Wapping and St. Marks in filed today in the town clerk's should call William Lindsay Mart vs. Lipman Chorches. They're coiled Volkswogent. And w e guarantee them oil 100% for Fashion co a ts in assort e d styles and colors. Seaso n's most ' Glastonbury. office, claims he lost control of SERVICE in East Hampton. Sport Mart defeated Weinat’s No sign could be located with- the repoir or replocement of all major mechanical parts* for 30 days the vehicle because of an icy Service Center, 32-30, last week. in 2,000 feet of an interchange or The sermons will he present- ar 1000 fflilet. W h y won't they boil ov er? They've got oir«cooled en- w a n t e d f a b rics. ed on Wednc'dav evenin'-’s and hazardous highway. gines. Juit tike the new ones. Manchester Evening Herald High scorer for Sport Mart was intersection at grade. Hebron correspondent Mrs. David Sherman with 13 points. Signs with flashing or moving from Feh. 15 until March 15, He claims Injuries to his Young Circle Shop, ^engine • tfbnimS$$!on • r«or oxl« • front oxle o$$«nibbei beginning at 7;tn p.m, (7 p.m. chest, plus “severe contusions >• broke system • electricol lytlem Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. Bob Kaylor was high for Wan- lights would also be barred ex- at’s with nine points. cept for those which give public in StoTTs and Wamin"-!. of the heart, with aggravation Downstairs Fashion Floor Walter Abel of Wanning; Lipman Chorches defeated service Information such as of coronary artery disease.” MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Rev. Edward Fisher of Stnrrs; Krechko Brothers, 30 to 18. time, date, temperature or He has retained the Hartford 1962 V W C o n v. C p e . 1965 V W Sedan Three in Town Rev. Jo.seph Hakes of Olaston- Ricky Krechko scored five weather. law firm of Bieluch, Barry and Badlo. Green, Black Top Green. Very dean. tonhury, and the Rev, Wilhelm Ramonda to represent him in points for the losers and Keith A check of mall received by Will Aid State Wilkens of Coventrv. any passible action. Neff 20 points for the winning the Senate and House Public Barbershon Annlversnrv team. With Medicaid Works Committees shews a pre- The ’RocV\ilIr-StafforE C ' on sco tts lm .d . Th. „-.w W . ,* . , . Dresses, Downstaim office for the mapagement of lU /o w r r TURF BUILDER look. the investmwt of the school'v Fashion Floor' f » oi2Isc m Ihe endowment funds. *tra d e m a iiE © Richard Speera, formerly vice president in charge of research CHURCHES M A N C H ESTER 649-2830 an(f investment policy at Bank- ers Trust Company, will assist WOODLAND Gar dens O F M A NCHESTER Me. Tp 8—4 Tpke, Dllworth and Halsey in the plan- 168 W O O D LA N D ST. # 643-8474 *‘AuthoriEed Chrysler-Dodge Dealer” («a <$• tfaacW w -VarM a U m | ning and reorganization Involved in the ewitofa. liiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiS 80 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESHSR—843r2791 V ‘t MANtotllsiiifciJi EVENING HEEALJJ, AiAi’^LEEaTER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1967 PAGE SEVEN
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBSR, CONNw FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1967 Temple to Host PAGE SIX Joint Meeting An Interfaith meeting will be which our aide In this war has managed held Tuesday at 8:80 p.m. at to put a challenging edge even on its Temple Beth Wiolom. The Tem- observance o f truce periods. ple will be Joined, by South ; PtJBLlSHBD BY THE That we should observe truce periods Methodist. Church and St. ! HSRALiD PRINTING CO., INC. by maintaining constant patrols to be Bridget Church. The event is in ^ 18 Bluell Street observance of Brotheitiood MMichester. Conn. , sure the enemy Is not violating the On Yolentine's Day THOMAS F. FERGUSON Month. WALTER R. FERGUSON truce— a practice which Is certain to Fubibhera The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Founded October 1. 1881 _____ lead to violation of the truce by both -,v ; . Sliaw, pastor of South Metho- Onty FLOW ERS sides when contact is made—pleases pJblbhed Eb^ery Evening Except Sunday* dist Church, die Rev. Dennis and Holiday*. Entered at the Poet Office at those who believe in a tough policy R. Hussey of St. Bridget Church Mancheater, Conn., aa Second Claaa MaU and Rabbi Leon Wind of Tem- can really soy Matter. ______fought through to a complete victory, disturbs those who read that President ple Beth Sholom will participate SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In Advance Johnson proclaims our desire to prolong in a panel discussion on “ The One Year ...... *^’22 a truce. One way to help prolong a One God We Worship.” Mrs. Six Hontha ...... M OO Arnold Klau will be moderator. 9 <£o VSL / Three Uontha ...... f.*0 truce, say the critics, might be to ob- ^ e Month ...... 1-^8_____ Rabbi Wind will give the in- serve the truces we do have. MEMBER OF ~ vocation, and the Rev. Dr. TteB ASSOCIATED PRESS Whatever the President’s words, our Shaw, the benediction. See Our Fine Selections Of: The Aaaociated Preaa ia exciuaiveiy entitled conduct during truce, both this time and to the uae of republicatlon of all news dla- Mrs. Sidney Keller, Mrs. Al- • Azaleas and other • Dish Gardens natchea credited to It or not (rther^ae credit- at the earlier holiday season, has been len Kemp, Mrs. Herbert Byk V ed in thb paper and abo the local newa pub- beautiful blooming • Center Pieces Uah^ here. . , , one of hardly being able to wait for it and Mrs. Joseph Gottlieb are All right* ot republleation of apeclal dla- members of ' the refreshment plants • Valentine Vases pntchea nerein are alao reaerved.______to get over so the business of killing could resume. One must not assume committee. • Sweetheart Roses and Novelties The Herald Printing Company. Inc., aa- The event is open to the pub- aumea no financial responalbllity for typ^ that there is, in President Johnson's • Carnations (FUled or Unfilled) graphical errora appearing in advcrtlsementa lic.- and other reading matter in The Mancheater own mind, any discord between what he Evening Herald. ______' says and what he does. He quite obvi- Full aervlce client of N. E. A. Se^lce I ^ ou.sly considers unrelenting toughness Publlahera Reprcaentativea — The Julj^ In the field the best way to bring every- PARK HILL-JOYCE Mathewa Special Agency — New York. Chi- eafTO. Detroit and Boston.______body to that era of sweet reason he MEMBER audit BUREAU OF CIRCULA- talks about. Flower Shop TION3.______Dlaplay advertialng cloeing houra: Frank Gakeler, Proprietor Fbr Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. 601 MAIN.ST., MANCHESTER For Tueaday — 1 p.m. Monday. For Wedneaday — 1 p.m^^Tueaday. Blizzards As Cleaners (Next to Hartford National For Thuraday — 1 p.m. Wedneaday. Bank) For Friday — 1 p.m. Thuraday. What Chicago noticed, after its blls- James Varney, owner of the Shell Service Sta tlon at 275 Main St, discovered Wednesday af- * YES—WE DELIVER * For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. Claaalfled deadline; 10;80 a.m each day of zard, can also bfi noted here. In fact, Thanks a Lot ternoon on Sterling PI. that under the heavy snow the road just wasn’t where he thought Phones: 649-0791 — 649-1443 publication except Saturday — » a m. anybody who, last Wednesday morning, It was, according to an employe at the service station. One wheel went o ff the road and the Friday, February 10 stepped out into the great white out- rest of the truck followed. Varney had been plowing snow in the area of the Church o f the COUNTRY DRUG Nazarene, about 4:30, according to the Rev. Robert Shbff. Varney was not injured, he 277 West Middle Turnpike doors and took his first sniff of that For the Tip! said. The truck was towed out about a half hour later,, undamaged, to continue nosing its 643-2766 remarkable ozone, was enjoying the way through snowy streets and parking lots. (Herald j>hoto by Pinto.) “ Fellow Asians . . . sensation of it without necessarily being Mary Carol aware of its scientific reality. Senator Robert Kennedy continued der the form when 1967 began. Blizzards, Chicago and New York au- Tips On news stories come 69 Communities hU big week in the headlines by deliv- California is the state with thoriUes have noted, are great cleaners from many different sources, the largest number of commu- eting a set speech, out at the Univer- of the air. some from what- one could al- Hire Managers nities—273—governed by coun- sity of Chicago, before a conference of There are two phases to their effect most call “regular channels.” cils and manaigers. experts on China, on the subject of Slxty-nlne communities In the on the atmosphere. In addition there are the unex- what our policy toward China should be. United States and Canada 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS First, of course, they vacuum their Album Of Chui’chM By Joseph Saternit pected sources. Take Wednes- MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) The speech had a number of wise way across the countryside and through adopted the council-manager WATKINS-'WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL 649-7196 dajf. VALENTINE DAY things, and a few bold things, to say, city streets and alleys, sucking up all ST. MARGARET MARY, ROMAN CATHOLIC, SOUTH WINDSOR form of government In 1966, ac- CANDY HEARTS by It was long past The Herald’s and It continued, in refreshing fashion, stray dirt and pollution in the air and cording to the International City Whitman — Schraffts press time and only one jaun- Candy Cupboard that long range debate on foredgpi pol- carrying it off to wherever their winds Manager’s Association. diced newsman still was hang- The association says that 2,- icy between the Senator and his Sec- finally go. ing around the office—speculat- 16i2 Americain and Canadisui ARTHUR DRUG retary of StaAe and President. Then, having cleansed the air thor- Herald ing on another bout at home communities were operating un- But In one basic respect. It seemed to oughly, they produce a blessed holiday. Inside Report Yesterdays Open Forum with an overworked snow shov- The Semi-Annual Sale at Watkins is us, Senator Kennedy was perhaps ra- This is the period during which normal el. storewide . . . nearly 95% of our stock ther careful not to disassociate himself automobile and truck traffic is blocked, by 23 Years Ago I “Take this call, will you?” WATKINS is reduced. Whatever you need for your from one of the fundamental tenets of so that, for an interval at least, the asked a slightly perplexed tele- all the wonderful people who home it is sale priced now! President Johnson’s position. automobiles and trucks are not spew- Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak President Roosevelt approves Bacquier Not Loud phone operator. the erection of 65 new houses have given us clothing and of- “ Hello, there's a truck al- jHe did not deny the President’s con- ing their exhausts into the atmosphere. To the Editor, in Manchester on the tract re- fered to help us in other ways. most tipped over on Sterling SEMI-ANNUAL tention that the United States of Amer- The results of such a blizzard clean- WASHINGTON — Ominous day of Tom Whelan was not cently secured by the govern- I had the great pleasure to All I can say is "Thank you PI. and I thought you might ing followed by a slight holiday are portents of the predictable elec- over. ica is an “Asian power.’’ After an autumn visit to ment from Mr*. Peter Jefferson attend the recent performance and may God bless all of you.” like to know about it for your H O M E F U R N I S H I N G •tV) the contrary, he affirmed it sev- nothing less than spectacular. tion victory by the Somaza Washington, Gen. Somoza told on West Center St. of “ La Travdata” , and having Mrs. Suzanne Risley And newspaper," said a rather eral times, without very much sug- Out in Chicago, the normal traffic dynasty last Sunday (Feb. 5) his countrymen Washington The final class of the 10-hour read Mr. Gruber’s review, I am Children young and very breathless voice impelled to comment on it. gestion that it could he a proposition we contribution to air pollution dropped 90 in Nicaragua pose a new cred- was solidly behdrid him. ‘Then a course on first aid is held at the on the other end. “ La Traviata” happens to might wish to debate. per cent, which brought the general ibility test for U.S. policy in U. S. general received a royal regular session of the Auxiliary After getting a repeat of the He opened his speech by making a amount of pollution down 35 per cent. welcome in an inspection tour. Police School in the Trade be my favorite opera, and I message to make sure of the Latin America. have heard it many times; and Poet’s Corner gtatement of fact: “ For more than 20 New York City had, in the wake of And on Jan. 21, President School Auditorium. meager facts, the newsman SALE The question: If Nicaragua’s although I don’t pretend to be years, we have Iteon the strongest the blizzard, the lowest carbon monox- Johnson, Vice President Hum- asked the young informant her president-elect, Gen. Anastasio 10 Years Ago a music critic, 1 feel last Sat- power fai Asia. Our aid and our armed ide readings in the history of its record phrey and Sec. of State Dean Whiter Than Snow name. (Tachito) Somoza Jr., turns to Rusk attended festiviUes in urday's performance rat v The snow! The snow! How lovs- ’’Mary Carol Lenihan” came forces, bases and the flow of commerce keeping. repressive violence, will the kudos. Washington for the gala wed- This date 10 years ago was a it is out. all in one quick breath. give us greater influence in Asia than One could sniff it for ones self. And, U.S. react as it has against ding of the daughter of Nic- Sunday; The Herald did not In particular, I thought Ga- Coming dowm from the sky. Sorted out later, that be- for a day at least, one could see it, in Communist-infiltrated govern- Occasional pieces put the any other nation.” aragua Ambassador Guillermo briel Bacquigr's singing was Yes, from God above came Mary Carol Lenihan, who ments? If not, the climate may pubKsh. This statement of fact was succeeded, the still spotless white the snow drifts Sevilla-Sacasa (dean of the dip- outstanding, and his rendition The w'ind is blowing it far and lives at 21 Cambridge St. She be ripe in Nicaragua, too, for later in the speech, by another passage wore about the countryside. lomatic corps here). To Nic- of “Di Provenza ii mar” was wide. had seen a small plow slide A-119. Communist insurrection. a thing of beauty. It was sung Wtldh might be classified aa fact plus By this time, traffic has been back to artiguans, this was tacit en- A Thought" The wind! We cannot see it; down a bank and almost tip ^lived - in^' look into your normal long enough to more or less The question is scarcely hypo- dorsement of the Somozas, al- with warmth and pathos; and We hear the sound, we cannot over ahd rightly thought it was a . certain way of looking at fact. It thetical. Tachito Somoza, who if it was not restrained, it cer- guarantee that one can find, on snow lied in politics and marriage For Today tell news. w<88 a passage which would delight follows his father and elder tainly was NOT LGUD. I feel anywhere in one’s region, the fine sifted with Sevil'la-Sacasa. Whence it cometh, or whither It A picture of the scene, at the President Johnson for its calm assump- brother to the presidency, is the We always feel a compelling Mr. Gruber's criticism is not miss On the next day, Jan. 22, a goeth. Church of Nazarene parking living and family room gift from gasoline and diesel motors worst of the dynasty that has only unkind, but also inaccur- tions: desperate Ag;uero wrecked his urge to express strong feeling It is like the spirit which lot, accompanies this story. back on their normal runs. What you maintained dictatorial rule in ate in regard to Mr. Bacquier. '.We are not alone with China in own cause by attempting his in action and this is no less Jesus gives So we say “thanks” Mary find on any snowbank is also what you Nicaragua for 30 years. He It is interesting to note that Asia,” said the Senator. ‘There is also desperate coup (with Commun- true of our religious feelings. To all w’ho believe In His pre- Carol. Who knows, maybe 10 regularly breathe, between blizzards. showed his iron fist on Jan. 22 reviews in two other area news- India, the second most populous nation ists infiltrating Aguero's forces The change in heart and mind cious name. or more years from now if when his National Guard papers had Mily praise to offer Tables at the arm of chair in the world, in itself a great civiliza- in vain hopes of enlisting sup- that we call penance inevitably The snow! The beautiful snow, your Interest in news con- smashed with excessive force a finds expression in fasting. The for the portrayal of Alfredo’s tion; Japan, soon to become the third port from Nationail Guard dis- It covers the earth with a tinues, you may be on The or sofa; cabinets to hold badly managed coup attempt by proper attitude on fasting is not father. leading Industrial power on the globe; Secret Army ROTC Instruction sident officers). The Woody re- mantle white. Herald staff and sitting around records, Hi-Fi equipment, the opposition. The count of a sad, lugubrious satisfaction The comments on the other pression by the National Cluard What is whiter than snow, you the newsroom late one after- games, cameras; desks, Indonesia, with its resources and com- SEATTLE — A nationwide re-evalua- civilian casualties ranges from in a kind of religious ma- principals, the orchestra and insured Somoza’s victory. ask ? noon and also get a call from chairs, lamps . . . these are manding strategic position.” 50 to 150. sochism. It is rather Joyful, ex- the ballet appeared objective tion of the role of the Reserve Officer Whether the U .S. now nar- All who are washed in the a bright little girl who thinks the things that give your How very nice of the Senator, one Training Corps (ROTC) on college U.S. officials emphasize that uberant, positive, for there is and fair. rows its Latin crediWlity gap blood of the Lamb, she has a news tip. campuses was demanded here last no great merit in self-denial as If the main purpose of a re- B-34.95 each home the <‘lived-in” look. must concede, to include China, India, Washington will not tolerate a ,in Nicaragua is a matter of They are w'hiter, much whiter And you’ll be able to tell Japan and Indonesia along with our- week by University of Washington pro- regime of blood and steel in vital concern. For the Nicar- a mere stunt to prove our abil- viewer is to get a reaction from than snow. ity to do without. If we give music, lovers,.! believe Mr. Gru- her she was right! selves in his list of Asian nations. fe.ssors after the university revealed Managua. But there is grave aguan scene begins to take on Psalms 51-7. that secret Army ROTC instruction oc- up food or luxuries or what- ber has succeeded admirably. Still later in the speech, Senator doubt that Washington will be ominous tones of the Qjban Mrs. Eunice Grimason curred on the Seattle campus last fall. nearly so antagonistic to Ta- you-will, it must (to be mean- Yours very truly, (A) Picture your stereo equipment Another outstanding group of ta- Kennedy raised a brief illusion of option tragedy to wit: The instruction, halted after univer- chito as It was, for instance, Anti- Commimist reformers ingful) have a specific purpose C. B. C Carlson Jobless Oaims and TV in this beautiful Georgian bles (not shown) are of solid cherry about our role, but only, as the lan- sity president Dr. Charles E. Odegaard to the late left-wing Brazilian ignored by Washington; a dic- in mind. It ought to bear some knotty pine cabinet with its ogee with turned legs and scrolled guage illustrates, in order to try to Today in History protested to Sixth Army headquarters government. tatorship first coddled and real relationship to our particu- Up 14 in Week bracket base and paneled sliding aprons to give them an old time make sure we do fill that role in the in San Francisco, consisted of lectures lar faults and should contribute The sources of the Latin then tolerated by the U. S., The Apartment Fire By the Associated Press doors. Or use it as a dining room look. Choose from 48 x 21 in. Cock- and slides warning cadets of Commu- toward a permanent change In An increase of 14 unemploy- proper spirit. American credibility gap are right-wing repression set in a Today is Friday, Feb. 10, the nist infiltration into liberal college po- our attitude toward God. “ When To the Editor, ment compensation claims was credenza. 60 in. long; 29 in. high. tail, 26 X 20 in. Commode and a 26 "If we choose to remain an Asian found in both past and present. Woody frame. 41st day of 1967.- There are 324 C-13.50 litical groups. Some ‘ cadets have ac- you fast,” Christ warns, “ Do I would like to take this op- reported for last week by the (B) Here are tables of solid maple in. round Lamp Table, $54.50 each. power,” he said, "surely we have learn- The Somoza dynasty (as well Whether the next steps con- days left in the year. knowledged that as an “ intelligence as the National Guard, its sist of still greater repression, not look gloomy. Have a cheer- portunity to express my deep Manchester office of the State with the husky look of Early Amer- (C) Tole Table Lamps for your ed that a failure to act can have the Labor Department Checks were exercise” they collected literature and source of power) was created followed by a Communist rev- ful air Instead. . .and your appreclaitlon to the Manchester Today’s Highlight in History icana. Choose any three tables for Early American or Provincial great consequence.” posters reflecting activities of suspect- by the U.S. Marine interven- olution, depends in no srnaU Father wdll reward you." FMre Department and Police On this date in 1948, the bat- issued to 580 claimants for the © $100. 46 X 20 in. Cocktail, 28 x 20 rooms are 30 in. high. Black or week ending Feb. 4, compared To have Senator Kennedy, perhaps ed organizations as well as speeches of tion in 1926-33. Moreover, the part on the skill and daring Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Department. On Jan. 29, early tleship “ U.S.S. Pennsylvania” in. Step, and 26 x 20 in. Lamp Green with opaque parchment the Johnson administration’s chief faculty members before these organi- current U.S. image in Managua of President Johnson’s Ijatin Pastor Sunday morning when fire was scuttled in the Pacific. The to 566 for the week ending Jan. Tables. shades to match. £^light switches. stalking horse, thus join President zations. Among organizations cited in was molded by the disastrous American policymakers. broke out at our apartment war vessel had won distinction 28. with building those men were ready Claims filed throughout the um m Johnson in labeling the United States the ROTC material were the Student 10-year - reign (1951-61) of by reputedly firing more steel On This Date to risk their lives to make sure VOHOO»me/ke of America “ an Asian power” is tre- Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Thomas E. Whelan, a North Da- at our enemies IJian any other state last week rose by 348 to (S) Thought for Today that everyone was out of the a 21,905 total. During the cor- niandously important in a very simple, Students for Democratic Society, and kota businessman as U.S. am- In 1768, the Treaty of Paris warship in history and by sur- the W. E. Du Bois clubs. bassador there. Whelan vir- buhiing building. viving two bikini atoll atomic responding week last year, state Continental Valentine Chocolates! elemental way. Reflect upon your present was signed, ending the French A spokesman for the Sixth Army said tually became a member of the Those wonderful firemen bomb test blasts. wide claims totaled 26,025. We have been in Europe, and we are blessings, of which every man and Indian War. the lectures were given at 26 ROTC Somoza government. In 1837, Russian poet Alexan- worked so quickly to cover our Today’s Birthdays Now Haven led the state las^ In Europe, but we do not ever speak of has many —not on your past D-129.* units in the Sixth Army area. They Since then, a more prudent misfortunes, of which all men der Pushkin died. belongings to prevent them Entertainer Jimmy Durante week with 2,962 claims, and was hlB United States of America as "a Eu- FOREVER YOURS “were intended solely to inform the neutrality has prevailed. But have some. —Charles Dickens, < In 1840, Britain’s Queen Vic- from further damage. i- 74; actress Judith Anderson followed by Bridgeport with 2,- (D) Gay spot of color ropean power.” Any President, or any students that the organizations under the anti-Somoza opposition toria married Prince Albert. Our heartfelt thanks also for is 69. 608, Hartford with 2,584 and Evaiy piece will remind English novelist, 1812-1870. her of you. Berton’s for your Early Ameri- Senator, who dared define the United discussion could wind up on” the U.S. complains bitterly, and with Waterbury with 1,773. Attorney General's list of subversive (Manchester retained its 16th luscious miniature can room. Secretary in States publicly as "a European power” some reason, that this neutral- chocolatee— 55 antique red or tur- would have more than de Gaulle to deal organizations, the spokesman explain- ity helps the entrenched So- spot among the state’s 20 of- scrumptious pieces— ed. When ROTC cadets are commis- flilsd with toasted quoise (or solid ma- with. moza dynasty. fices. sioned, he said, they must sign a state- This was shown last Decem- pecans. Juicy chsrries, ple). When, with regard to tilie other side ment about their membership In any ber when Dr. Fernando Aguero, exotic fruRoordials and Desk only $89.95, o f . the world, the United States does, organizations the At/torney General has French cnemSs. In abright leader of the Conservative "T red ribboned heart with s through the words of iU President and designated as subversive. Party and presidential candi- nrooing. wintring fMiwer such a Senator, proclaim itseif openly The approximately 750 cadets to re- date of an antl-Somoza coali- In the center. ^ 1 0 . to. .be "an Asian power” it is not only ceive the instruction at the University tion, visited Washington. He ,(E) You’ll want a Boston rocker for every room in of Washington were not permitted to LEASE cltosifyii\6 ua® continent much more in- flatly informed officials of the your home. They’re so relaxing, so quaint. Maple sultingly than another, but it seems take notes and were Instructed not to Organization of American finish, discuss the material outside of class, pwilously close to trying to make a States (OAS) and the State A NEW 1967 said Dr. Odegaard. In protesting to Department that the cards were (F) Queen Anne Lowboy of genuine mahogany comes solo journey back to the -days of two 'W SERENADE Sixth Army headquarters, he declared: clearly stacked against him. from a collection inspired by furniture in James cen^ries ago, when the leading Asian ‘The classrooms of the university cam- Aguero claimed that the So- ?om VOLKSWAGEN She'H love this brilliant River, Virginia, plantation homes. 34 in. wide, $159. powers might have been listed to in- pus are not places for presentation of rad heart with bouffant mozas had padded the voting ribbon bow and flowed (G) Popular student bridge lamps in polished brass clude Britain. France, Portugal, and ideas which must be kept in secret and ANY MODO. rolls, with a fantMtic 850,(XX) m It's (illsd with Barton's finish Have 8 in. hobnail shades and 3-light switches. Spain. cannot be freely and openly discussed. voters In a country of 1.7 mil- 1 . 2-YEAR PLANS fSm ous minlaturs |6n what madness do President and To suggest such presentation is inap- lion. Worse yet was the Castro- cbocolatss combinsd Steator feed, that they thus offend a propriate and unacceptable in the uni- Mke workers and farmers mili- s'SEaOANS with colorfully foiled heart-shaped chocolates— blpion and a half Asians, thus weld- versity setting." tia called AMROOS, created by s SUNROOFS Col. Frank O. Fischer, military-sci- 35 lusdous pieces. $2.10 ing their own nation to such a manifest the government. These bully • O H IA CPS. « C O N V 8. G-21.50 ence instructor at the university and boys, Aguero charged, were s deluxe st a. wagon (I) Stenciled thumb- fcfliy? head of the ROTC department, said: cammitting mayhem and even s F A S TB A C K S “ When I found out this was a violation m u^er against the opposition. back Windsor side H-99.* (of university policy) 1 burned the OAS officiels . explained to s S Q V A R E B A C K S AND MANY, MANY MORE chairs come in satin Ii A Tough---- Brand---- Of- Truce- slides and accompanying commentary in Aguero that the international s V W TR U C K S black. the kit.” He added; “We have no in- team he wanted to referee the Ask for Mort Herman (J) Handsome modem (H) Queen Anne pieces for the The American captain of the unit in- telligence effort of any kind either now election was impossible with- hall come in olive green with volved In the most serious action which or previously. Cadets are not cleared for out the request the Bomoza- w^nut record cabinets TED TRUDON by Lsme conveniently old spice fruitwood table topi bipke the lunar new year truce in Viet- that sort of thing and It would be controlled government. Hiat re- Buy separately if you wish: 0 ^ n has been quoted aa explaining how the most stupid thing we could do. I quest could only be made 11 ths PHARMACY fUe LP records against RJwppened: want to say In' the strongest terms that U. S. cast aside diplomatic nice- UASIND J-79.95 dust.’ 1-22.50 Mirror $89.95, table $59.95. ties and put the pressure on TOLLAND TURNPIKE 459 H A R m R O ROADu-640.9946 4 he Vletcong," he aaid, “were not neither the Army nor the ROTC de- partment ever suggested cadets should Tacldto Somoza. talcoP svill e. conn. for a fight. We were not looH- g Inetead of that, a eeriee of VabliilMn Ntwdpaptr spy on fellow students or faculty njem- INC PHCBfE 6^:2838 ^for a fight. We just walked up on bers. When I found out about the post- small incidmts convinced the ’ IKU* camp and it started.” • ers being collected, I ordered It stop- Nicaraguans — incorrectly particular incident, and the ex- ped."—GHARLES DUNSIRB IN THB ^ ^ a t U. 6. neutrality was pro* i for it. idustrate ttv^degrei! to NATIONAL OBSERVER ), Somosa neutrality and ttiat tttt
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MANCHliiOi'KK iiVE N lN G HEKALD, MANCHEcJiUJU. COEN., FRIDAY, i-EbikUAhi iU, 1967 PAGE NINE a • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1967 and East European sources, the #AGE EIGHT Qub to Feature World News Roundup Times said the East Germans 31 Earn Hemors No School Newspaper were told that the rockets would ’There no High School lor and Modeen'Func^ Home, actually Incree^ Soviet fire- At Assumption Is Floral Arranging Miniature Golf Course Plan World In today’s Herald. 233 Washingrton S t , Hartford, jrall-to-fFall? Middletown CoiC Seeking Skating - Coasting power in East. Germany. tonigtit from 7 to 9 and tomor- A total of 81 students at As- Because schools were, closed A demonstration of flower Obituary > ITie Municipal Building row from 10 a.m . to noon. Serial of JFK Death Book sumption Jtuiior High School two days this week during arranging by members of the was the scene for "oohs" Separate College for Area Stirs Landowners^ Concern Free Viet Prisoners the storm, publication of the PHAN THIET, South Vietnam Manchester Garden Club will and “ ^ s ” today. The Manchester Planning and feet of other liquor outlets, the were named to the second quar- World, Manchester High M Frank i. Drenxek AP —American paratroopers be featured at its meeting Mon- An avocado-colored, all- The Middlesex Community this population growth Is upon 2k>ning office reports numerous variance Is needed, ter honor roJJ, released today. School's weekly, newspaper, R 6 O K V 1 Li L E—Frank J. fought their way Into a Com- weather rug has been placed College Center in Middletown, us will deny essential education inquiries from Main St. prop- Five other liquor outlets ex- Darcy Esliger and Patricia was suspended. An Litton day at 1 ;30 p.m. at Center Con- Brenaek, 7fi, of 50 W. Main St. Best Seller in Red Nations munist jungle prison camp to- 111 a basement, office, to be a division of Manchester Com- to our young people.” erty owners expressing concern 1st within 1,000 feet—throe on will be printed Feb., 17. gregational Church. im a last night at an out-of-town haM the fJongress, the nation’s there are no indications yet that • day and rescued 51 emaciated, SitankiewiM of Grade 8 were- Mrs. Ada M. Watson used jointly by the town's munity College, ought to bo- The Middletown’s Chamber’s Coasting at Center Spring over a proposal to erect an out- Oak S t and one each on Spruce SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP)—^The Arrangements will be shown ^spital. purchasing department and serialization of William Man- highest legislative body. the Soviets are pulling out siza- malaria- ridden Vietnamese the top sSiolars In the school, GEORGE N. _ _ Funeral services for Mrs. Ada come separate from the Man- letter is in reaction to a re- at M t Nebo jo o r miniature grtf course on and Eldrirfge Sts. The last is by Miss Ellen Buckley, 'Mrs. ’i Mr. Drenzek was bom in Po Civil Defense. chester’s "The Death of a Presi- Members said Parliament wUl ble numbers of troops. prisoners who cried with joy the only two students to make bara Mullen, John Murray, Lin- AprlVls, 'l8887and lived M. Watson, formerly of 109 Fos- Chester college and made Into cent announcement by the State ,vlll be permitted over the week- a lot between the Burger Chef the Italian American Club, Feelers are now out for a permanent institution in the Commission of Higher Educa- Qulsh Funeral Home. The BA Club has a liquor 11- dent” 1s the new best seller in present Its resolution Saturday Diploma,tic sources in Warsaw as the Americans arrived. the "A ” Honor roll. da Paganl, Charles Suntava. William Eells, Mrs. Earl C. I this area many years. He ter St., were held Wednesday af- CONVERSE similar rugs in other town yiew of the Middletown Cham- tl<» (CHE) that it would not Coasting is permitted dally Norman C. Keene of East cense. The, application states Communist Czechoslovakia, to Oongr$ss, which Is to meet said recently the Soviets plan to The camp was discovered by Those earning “ B” honors Grade 8; Bruce Dublel, Bar- Herrick, Mrs. George M. John- as a retired restaurant owner, temoon at Holmes Funtral offices. Hungary and Bulgaria. early next month. The resolu- remove about 10 per cent of accident when two Viet Cong were: bara Dyer, Robert Hickey, Pa- son and Miss Mllllcent Jones. Survivors include his wife, Home, 400 Main St. TKe Rev. her of COTnmerce. support the idea of Middlesex u^der supervision until dark- Hartford has asked the Zon- that liquor and beer is n w PAINTIN6 The chamber, in a lebter re- becoming a separate college In jug Board of Appeals (ZBA) for stored in the basement, but Readers line up eagerly for tion also asks Congress to-name their 500,000 troops in Eastern guerrillas fired upon a com- Grade 6: ’Timothy Dennln, tricia Legier, Dennis McDer- Mrs. John Wood vrill discuss ra. Helen Strauss Drenzek; a Dr. J. Manley Shaw pAstor MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN;^<) BIANCHESTER EVENING HliRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, ____ - ______I ■ ——— ------— ------——— —------— PAGE TEN iUes," but the auto workers’ the hope that Reuther doesn’t Imported and Doitiesfia cu you" ask your dentist iG wlll rehearse Monday from 6 to and adults. Since the brush does I sugge^ Meany Drafts White Paper, long indictment of Meany’s intend to pull his union out of Siuth Windsor 7 p.m. and the youth choir will Your^ much of the work for thele per- about the advisability of pre- leadership o< a “vegetating" the AFLrdO, but they were a GOSMETm meet from 7 to 8 p.m. at F'el- son, even people with motor scribing dietary fluorides or ap- AFLrdO appeared to put Reu- distinct minority. Tolland Antique Show “I think Walter does not mean lowshlp Hall. Dental Health limitabqns can brush their plying topical fluoride to your Reuther Has Solid Backing thef at a point of no return. Hie church school superinten- tneth well. In addition, the sense son’s teeth. As you may know, February 18+h and 19th 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. “There is no, road home. to pull out,” one union president COUNTRY DRUO 'eachers Requesting dent’s group will meet in the Of pride and accomplishment fluoride has been shown to re- (CoBttiHied from Fage One) There is no way back,” said one was quoted as saying, ‘hut the library of the church Monday (This is the fifth in a aeries that comes with tltia simple duce the Incidence of decay by TOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL and It’s a shame, because It will imion spokesman of Reuther’s danger is, in the way he Is talk- Fteuther and Meany might split ing he could stampede the auto at 8 p.m. of six articles on dental health achievement — toothbrushlng — as much as 60 per cent, and hurt all of us,” said a , spokes- attack on Meany. Interstate 84 — Exit 99 labor’s united front. man for one of the larger un- A few labor leaders held io workers out.’’ L.WV Meeting Set Read Herald Ad^ published by the Manchester personal deiital care. yourvr^^r child. Benefit Tolland Historical Society ■ Reuther tore into the leader- ions. $5,850 Starting Pay The League of Women 'Voters Evening Herald, in cooperation handicap Is to severe These four things — good “We're terribly concerned,” will hold a membership meeting sWp of the federation Thursday a buffet dinner in- with the Manchester Demal So- permit the individual to home care, limitation of BINA S. JONDRO, Director said an official of another major salary pro^aals for teach- In a lengthy letter to UAW lo- union. “We hope it doesn’t be- •n h n the South Windsor school cludln^ast ^Tlo^Ter'New. ^ ^ pf d 'vJr,® °^^atonal sweets intake, fluoridation and Plenty of Parking cals. Descriptions today of the DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL ~ MANCHESTER PARKADE burg and Swedish meatballs Children’s dental Health Week, can be convenientlv accomDlish- regular visits to the dentist— come a shooting match.” ■ya em for the 1967-68 school 41 Timber Trail, Wapping. Fob. 5-11.) General Admission 81.00 reply that Meany Is readying The would-be peacemakers in will be served at 8:30 p.m. ed by the parent. will, I am sure, help your son Thjs ad admits 1*2 persons for 90o each ranged from “sizzUng” to “icy yea - have been announced by Mrs. Frank Lane, chalrpian Q. My son, who Is eight, has Diet can play an important the labor movement said they Dinner music will precede of the Foreign Economic Policy maintain his best possible den- ’cold.” the South Windsor Education dacing from 9 p.m. cerebral palsy. While he is men- part in any child’s dental tal health. hoped the battle could center on Committee will lead a discus- tally alert and bright, his motor Meany’s statement will be the Issues and not on “personal- Association, the teachers rep- Tickets will be available from health. Since your son prob- made at (he AFL-C30 Executive sion on "The U.S. Red China ability is severely limited. What ably has difficulty in brushing res( ntatlve organization. members of the Democratic relations,” the league’s two-year j gni concerned with i.i the fact Council meeting starting Feb. 20 Town committee- Barrett has his teeth, I would advise that in Miami Beach. T lie group recently rejected' national study item. that he appears to have more you keep sweets away from him RANGE gifts for the second time the salary appointed Mrs. Quigley, secre- than the usual amount of decay, Reuther’s charge that Meany tary and Fuhr treasurer of the The item was undertaken be- as much as possible. Candy, AND proposals of the board of edu- and we have to make frequent violates the AFD-CIO constitu- ticket committees. cause of widespread interest on highly sugared fruits and oth- cation as presented by the ad the timely subject. trqjs to the dentist. Could this gj. greets should be permitted tion at his pleasure, and Mea- FUEL OIL Invitations to the event have ny’s forthcoming rebuttal. Indi- hoc personnel policies conunlt- Assisting in the presentation unusual decay be a result of his only on special occasions, and teejof the board. been extended to members of dLsca.se, and i.s there anything cate little chance of a truce. GASOLINE the East Windsor town commit- will be Dr. Ann Beck and Mrs. the teeth should be brushed im- Moat high officials in other l^e teacher’s salary request Christiaan Noordendorp who will we can do to leasen it? mediately after consumption of of love... tee, and invitations to the dance A. It is unlikely that cerebral labor unions, while refusing to oal^ for a schedule of 85,850 to have been reserved lor mem- discuss China’s past, land, peo- the sweets. be quoted by name or organiza- 89.VH) for teachers with a palsy is the cause of your son’.s TTou didn’t mention whether bers of the Democratic party ple and culture. high deeay rate. However, the tion, said Reuther appears to OIL Bi^elor'a degree and |6,300 to Mrs; Giri Benz will inform or not your community has ONCE-A-YEAR FACTORY-AUTHORIZED have already made up his mind BANTiy who have recently moved to rOMPANY. INC. 89,*0 for teachers with a Mas- disease may be indirectly re- fluoridated water. If it doesn’t. South Windsor. the group on the Communist sponsible because of poor oral to puli his 1.4 million auto work- :i:ii MAIN sruKKT ter4 New party members are re takeover in China. Mrs. Lane ers out of the 13.6 million-mem- hygiene. The motor restrictions TK1„ ijeachers with a “sixth year” quested to contact Barrett, 642 will give a presentation on life in your son probably prevent ber federation. or advancel study beyond the EWington Rd., for invitations. in China under the Communist him from brushing his teeth OPEN ALL DAY “1 think he (Reuther) will go KofkNilli’ S7r.-T27l M aker's degree would command A limited number of invita- rule. ANNUAL SALE regularly and adequately, and SUNDAY from the store with a Heart! a Milary of 86,760 to 810,150._uons will be available to indl- Miss Cynthia Grinned, Mrs. tills factor alone can lead to a Sklary increases would be viduals on the town committee. Walter Brazolovich and Mrs. higher than usual decay rate. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.* made over a 18-step schedule. Anyone who wishes to attend is Richard Lariviere will present Fortunately, the advent of the Tile board’s salary proposal requested to contact a member china’s relations with the out- electric toothbrush has helped ARTHUR DRUG t callk for a starting salary of of the town committee for ail side world. many such handicapped children 85,^0 for teachers with a B.A. invitation. Interested non-members are ,.,on many / degree with a maximum of 88,- Casting for Play invited to attend. SAVE 880' to be reached in the 13 The South Windsor Country Congregational Notes magnificent ■te^. Players ■will hold open casting The Rev. W. Lloyd Williams The schedule for teachers for the Spring production ‘'Cu- of the First Congregational models! wit^ a Master’s degree, accord- rious Savage” Monday night at Church, Main St., will preach the high school in the Abdio qoo Ingi to the board proposal, on the sermon topic “Why the z ranges from 86,060 to 89,390. Visual room. one?” at the 10 a.m. service at take Sixth-year certificates, ac- Tbe play will be presented in the church Sunday. “Queen” Betty Sadloski of the Manchester WATES is crowned by Mrs, Max- cording to the board proposal, April at the high school. Mrs. xhe PYF group of the church well Jacobs, last year’s reigning monarch. (Herald photo by Pinto) 34 Burnside Ave. she's would command salaries of 86,- Jeanne Mangino, chairman of will begin a three-week review Burnham & Brady Bldg. St. Weighing in is from 7 to East Hartford, Conn. 860 to 89.690 over 13 s t ^ . the casting committee, wilj be of discussions on “The Christian Enjoy the advanced COLORTV ■ The present starting salary assisted by James Curtiss, Ann View of Sex” Sunday at 6 p.m. Mother of Eleven 8 p.m. New members are al- Phone 289-2724 for teachers with a B.A. is Dobie and Delores Lawler. The discussions will begin with ways welcome. ^...... in love 85,440. Richard Harshberger will di- the viewing of a film entitled, that brings you brilliant, Officers are Mrs. John Pave- The total cost In the coming rect the play. “Human Growth.” lack of 33 Raddlng St., presi- WAXES’ Top Loser dent: Mrs. George Whidtfelt, year’s budget for*the school Five parts for men and five Square Dance Set for women of various ages will vice president; Mrs. Walter Na- ...... with board for teachers salaries if An open club-level dance By DORIS BELXIINO secretary; Mrs. Elsie Mini- the teachers proposal was ac- be cast. Anyone Interested in sponsored by the South Windsor true color— AUTOMATICALLY! cepted would be 81.806,525 trying out is asked to attend Square Dance (dub will be held Rumbles heard in this area lately were not sonic cued, trea-sufer; Mrs. John which represents an increase tWs session. booms but only the sound of pounds being dropped by Garrett, assistant treasurer and at the Wapping Elementary MAGNA-COLOR by Magnavox truly sets new standards of lasting jewelry over the present year’s cost for Both town libraries will be School, Ayers Rd., from 8 to 11 women vying for the title of queen of the Manchester Mrs. Thomas Badore, corres- A HEART BOX teachers’ salaries of 8189,475. closed Monday In observance tonight. reliability and magnificent performance • Autom atic Color always WATES. Mrs. Peter Sadloski of 48 Hollister St., with a ponding secretary. However, this figure would of Lincoln’s birthday, Bob Grandpre, club caller, gives you perfect pictures AUTOMATICALLY, and keeps them trto elec- year’s loss of 67 pounds, won the coveted title and was by not include the salaries of new The libraries are the Sadd will call for the square dances tronically without critical manual tuning • Brilliant Color for the most crowned last night at the WATES annual banquet at of C H O C O L A T E S teachers in the system. The fig- Memorial Library, Oakland and Russ and Anita White of 22 Collegians ure would be applied only to Rd. and the Wood Memorial vivid, natural color pictures you've ever seen • C h ro m ato n e adds depth Willie’s Steak House. From V4 lb. to 5 lbs. Manchester will again cue the Despite the ever increasing perfect attendance for the past teachers already in the system Library, Main St. round dances. and thrilling dimension to color, warm beauty to black and white pictures emph^s on weight reduction Punished After and the majority of the in- School Menu year. Mrs. pavelack received \ On Feb. 24 the annual meet- • Q u ick-O n lets your Magnavox pictures flash to life in just seconds* and diets, this year’s top ten a special award for 10 consecu- crease would be applied to ex- The following menus will be ing and potluck supper will be Theft of Exams 'ja / axt] Select from 21 beautiful Magna-Color TV styles! losers, with a total of 466'j tivc years perfect attendance, 79' to *20 *® perlenced teachers, not new served in the schools next held at the school followed by pounds melted away, were 62 teachers with a B.A. degree. week: and Mrs. Barbara Thomas for (Continued from Page One) a closed dance. CBT Savings Certificates give you a big 5®/o pounds heavier than last year s eight years. . . . Valentine Red or Your Lady’s Favorite Pastel The teachers have also re- Monday, broiled hamburg on ‘Lost Child’ Hike interest rale. Buy them in amounts of $2500 or lop 10. Mrs. Maxwell Jacobs of Honored guests at the head Buley said the investigation Shade of Pink, Blue or Yellow. que.sted payment in full by the roll, relishes, potato chips, Boy Scout Troop 186, Wap- 73 Florence St., last year's system of Blue Cross and CMS whole kernel com, fruit and ping, conducted a "lost child” more for a period of 3 to 18 months. Get the table included Dr. and Mrs. showed that one examination queen, won her title with an Howard Baldwin, Mrs. Kamor, was taken from a locked faculty benefits as part of the package cookies. Tuesday, baked rav- hike recently as part of the details at any CBT office. almost record loss of 108 F under negotiations. The board loll in meat sauce, buttered troop emergency prepardness SAVE queen of the Connecticut office prior to the January ex- Special Assortments CORO HEART PENDANTS agreed last month to pay the wax beans, buttered com pounds. WATES, Harvey Ward, direc- program. THE CONNECTICUT BANK Besides Mrs. Sadloski, those amination "but that this act was full premium on the Blue Cross bread, apple pie square. tor of WATES "Tons of Fun” Made fresh in our own kitchens from old New Led by Scoutmaster Joseph AND TRUST COMPANY on the top 10 list and their So feminine . . . so fasliionable . .. pendants are all the rage Insurance program. Wednesday, Sloppy Joe’s, but- shows and other activities, and discovered in time so that an- England recipes! R. Russo, Jr., some 36 boy weight loss arc Mrs. Russell The SWEA group questioned tered beets, butterscotch pud- scouts of the troop searched a ‘50 master of ceremonies for last other examination was in the fashion world and so maiwelously right for Valentine Weeks, 62 pounds; Mrs. Jo- If the majority of the 13 other ding with topping, Thursday, densley wooded area for a child njght’s banquet: officers of the substituted for it. Some old gifting. Choose the birthstone heart entwined with rhine- seph Kamor, 64 pounds; Mr.s. organization, and Mrs. lioris to'wns in the area, used as a manager’s decision. Friday, presumed to be lost. on either copies of former examinations For The Youngsters stones . . . or the pearl studded gold and glitter ^ tomato soup, tuna fish roll, po- Claire Wright, 46 pounds: Mrs. BeTding of The Herald. 8 criteria for some of the town’s The search was organized Hartford John Pavelack, 38 pounds; Mrs. Groups from WATES clubs were also obtained, many of policies, also included the pro- tato chips, buttered peas, ice style wWch were available for study Novelty Heart Pops heart. On dainty strands of chain ... and gift boxed * and conducted as it would have Road James Alley, 36 pounds; Mrs. Orange, New Britain, Mil- vision for CMS, major medical cream (high school and Ells- purposes merely for the asking. been under actual conditions. Manchester Waiter Potyra, 36 pounds; Mrs. ^nd Hartford were among and life Insurance. worth) tuna fish grinder with When the “victim” was found, PILGRIM MILLS “No examinations were stolen OPEN MON. thru SAT. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. • lettuce and tomato, potato Salve 'Vendrlllo, 34 pounds; Mrs. the more than 200 at the din- Negotiations between the the scouts were required to ad- NOW ONLY Kenneth Griffin, 3314 po'unds; ner. which were ultimately adminis- teachers’ group and the ad hoc chips, buttered peas, ice cream, minister first aid for specified OPEN TONITE till 9 - SAT. till 6 French Provincial —model 2-T525 with tered during the recent ex- Special Valentine Schedule committee of the board are Milk is served with all meals. Miss Jane Bedford, 31 pounds. Introduced as “Dr. Baldwin injuries, then transport him out big-screen 270 sq. in. rectangular picture, and Mrs. William Krar, 29 the miracle worker,” the Man- amination period. There was no Open Sunday, Feb. 12—10 A.M. to 4 P.M. elated to continue during the Democratic Meeting of the area. • Plenty of Free and Easy Parking • two high fidelity speakers and tone control. evidence that any student weeks before the school board The Democratic Town (Com- pounds. Chester specialist in weight re- Open Mon. and Tues., Feb. 13,14— In explaining the emergency ■The newly crowned WATEIS Auction gave a brief talk and student gained any advantage budget is presented to the town mittee will meet tonight at the prepardness program, Russo 5545 from this misadventure.” 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. coimcil. East Hartford Federal Savings WE HAVE THE queen is thought to have the mentioned that “obesity has be- said it involves first aid, hiking, largest family of any Manches- come the nation’s number one Each of the 22 students re- Democrats Set Dinner and Loan Association, Wapping use of a compass and physical Branch, Oakland Rd. The meet- ter monarch thus far. She has health problem, and is often celved failing grades in “each The Democratic Town Com- fitness. The program will be a It children, ranging in age from the direct cause of diabetes, course in which he sought, even "WE MAIL ANYWHERE!" CORO'S DESIGNER mittee has announced plans for ing is open to all registered continuing part of the troop’s BIGGEST 19 to 2. It would appear that heart disea.se, hardening of the though unsuccessfully, to take a Spring Dirmer Dance on Democrats in town. acti'vities. ROSE PIN March 17 at the Ellington Wapping Church Notes Also with having to cater to the needs of arteries and liver ailments.” unfair advantage of his col- Ridge Country Club. Boy Scout Sunday will be ob- Advertisement— a family of this size would con- -Those seriously interested in Buley said, SELECTION of sume enough energy to melt losjug weight,” Dr. Baldwin He said the eight dismissed A delicately fashioned rose- Chairman for the affair will served at the Wapping (Com- Bus Drivers for school route TOTAL bud in gold or silver .. . for munity Church Sunday at the 11 in South Windsor, 7-9 a.m., excess pounds, but Mrs. Sad- said, “should make up their students had entered college be Leo J. Barrett, Ellington Rd. loskl claims it works in the op- minds and irse positive thinking buildings and faculty offices the girl or woman who pre- Other committee members will a.m. service. 11:45-1 p.m., 2-4 p.m. Choose Remote Include Joseph Grltzer, Mrs. Confirmation classes will be- your time or the full schedule. Control posite direction. The usual to help achieve their goals, but “through use of unauthorized fers the romantic look in George D. Quigley, Morris W. gin Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Sunday Better than average pay. Col- THE BEST FABRICS meals she prepares for her fam- more Importantly, go at it with keys” in an attempt to acquire jewelry. The pin is poised ily, she says, have lots more enthusiasm. Each of us are examinations or tamper with Fuhr, Miss Julia Nicholson and in Fellowship Hall. lins B'Js Service, 644-1531. for you at in a lovely velvet- Mm. Harry J. Odium. The junior PYF of the church . . . lets you change VHF calories than she needs, and born with a spark of enthusi- grades. lined box. ^ The annual affair, to be held will meet from 6 to 7 p m. Sun- Manchester Evening Her- channels, turn TV on/off, sometimes tempt her to "cheat asm but too - often it is let Tire names of the students CARTER CHEVROLET on St. Patrick’s day. will be a day also in Fellowship Hall. A ald South Windsor corres- adjust volume, or cut-off little.” dwindle and die. Persons can were not disclosed. Of the eight ■emi-formal dinner dance, patriotic program will be held. pondent, Ann Lyons, tel. 644- sound from your easy chair. A bonus of one dollar for each rai#e themselves from the low- dismissed, Buley said their per- (D&L Jewelry— Cocktails will be served at 7 The junior choir of the church 8582. Magnavox Automatic Color nound lost was presented to the est failure to the highest pin- sonnel records will state that 0 USED CARS 0 Manchester Parkade) BIG SAVINGS!! Contemporary—model 2-T523 with t keeps pictures perfectly tuned queen and other top losers, plus nacle if they are enthusiastic, they have been dropped from } big-screen 270 sq. in. rectangular picture, — electronically. Model many other awards. Mrs. Rich- so dieters should use their en- the college for improper 'on- Choose From Over 100,000 Yards! ard Wrana won an award for thuslasm to begin and continue duct. t .- o high fidelity speakers and tone control. 2-RT524, NOW ONLY $595. being the first member to reach on their weight reduction pro- The five suspended, he said, 65 MUSTANG’ her goal, a loss of 25 pounds, gram.” were not involved in the im- 66 CHEVROLET Convertible. 3-speed trans., Mrs, William Krar won an Manchester WATES, or authorized entry but were oth- Caprice Sport (Joupe. 'V-8, g/Ve a D&L Gift Certificate “Eager Beaver” pin an award Women’s Association to Enjoy erwise implicated.” He sa.d auto, -trails., bucket seats, *1M5 It’s a sweetheart of a g ift. . . because you just can’t go wrong! COLONIAL RUG & TILE Beautifully Compact for her service to the club, and Slimming, was founded in 1955. they may be reconsidered for PS., PB„ Radio, vinyl roof 65 OLDS. 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Changes in Items were taken, police said, complained to police of harasa- THE SWEETEST MANCHESTER SESSION Four juveniles were referred ment Pr<>secutor Paradiso said Their Taxes An Answer to Cafetorium to juvenile authorities In con- the girl had been going to the Television A nolle was entered In the necUon with those crimes. residence of the complalntant VALENTINE Ralph (Jonlon, Bolton Junior' gravy with rice, spinach, Valen- (.^se of an East Hartford man Judge Stanley Yesukiewicz and cont'nually knocking on the A total of 49 Manchester tax- 6:00 ( 3) M I i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1967 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESXKH evening HEBAU), MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1967 PAGE FIFTEEN THE — Another Football Scanded Brewing- — Maris V alue $72,000? Herald Angle Indians Aim for Tourney Clincher By EARL YOST Attorney Has Proof Cardinals Say Yes Sport* Editor Oppose Hall Woodstock ST. LOUIS (AP) — The would conUnue in oaseoaii, j . . ™ u ouu Gnt Wliat He Asked For man who broke Babe Maris said. Gene Michael, who came from C.oacn wnaf ne abkcu iwi Five Thnight Tops Tech, Rnfh’o home run reeord “I didn’ t care to go back to Pittsburgh in the Maury Wills While UConn, Yale and Central Connecticut drew{ Coach Bet on Team ^ j 1- • ! l t n roirrot it ^ew York.” the 32-yearold out- trade; Ron Hunt and Jim Hick- most of the headlines on the basketball scene in thU| the district attorney of the juris- by his rackets squad. Long 12th Loss ATarir has^^ the New ^ g j ^he most successful clubg MINEOLA, N. Y. (AP) . o ^ ^ „ In Road Test n ia f A H v W illiam PaVin diction where the bet was made Beach police and the New York Jumping out to an 18-8 Mans, nas signed „,ent ot the trade made me York Mets for Tommy Davis, agai|ist top caliber nnnn.sitionopposition is Fairfield University. By PETE ZANARDI lor Whatever action he deems City poUce confidential squad., first turn lead, Woodstock his 1967 contract with the think even more,” he added. and relief pitcher Bob Lee, who The Stags are ,in unique in that their head coach is also a or Nassau county sam to- g^gggg^y. Xhe bet by the bettor The first information on the al- St. Louis Cardinals. tlie native of Fargo, N.D., came from the California Ag- L It says West Hartford Academy never let up yes- lawyer. Basketball coaching is only a sideline for George day he has evidence that ,g crime, but this bet leged lay-off operaUon came to and Hall High on Man- Cardinal General Manager ra{^>ed 61 home runs in 1961. He nels ______terday, downing Cheney one of the leading college hg^ repercussions throughout him from the Long Beach chggter High’s hoop sched- Stan Musial announced the for- became the center of a heated Vice President Buzzie Bavasi Bisacca. Tech, '75-48 in Manchester, mer Yankee slugger had signed controversy over whether he said all received raises. Probably the state’s best High School All-Star footbaH football coaches in the the country.” PoUce, Cahn said. tonight, but the In- country bet on his own cahn did not identify the Cahn named one of the men their Coach Phil It was the sixtli consecu- at a press conference at Busch really had broken Ruth’s record Pete Richert of the Washing- squad, Fairfield plays a suicide game in Bridgeport this sum- tive defeat for the Rangers, team with a bookmaker coach. But he said he is not in arrested, Identified as Gilbert „ - looking past that Memorial Stadium Thursday, of 60 home runs in a season. ton Senators was gdven a raise schedule, meeting the best like mer. now 4-12, and the ninth in th« Maris reportedly signed for $72,- Some contended that Marls that will bring him about $21,- St. Joseph’s of Philadelphia, * last year. the New York aty area. I^e Beckl^, York Qty, Toumament. last 10 starts. 000. hadn’t broken the" record be- 000. The 27-year-old left-hander Boston College, St. Peter’s, gtuff Cahn made the statement at a Cahn said the alleged syndi- as the head of the alleged syndl- ^ victory over Hall tonight The hosts’ had 11 players "We re very happy and cause he had played a 162-game had a 14-1, record last season Duquesne, Massachusetts, Holy nromlslnr post-midnlgtt news conference cate used a room in a hotel In will return the 9-6 Indians to scoring at least a hoop as they pleased to have Rog here,” season. Others pointed out the and struck out 195 hitters, more Cross. Providence, St. Bona- U ^nn s two m p g at which he announced the Long Beach - near here on ""able restaurant In Manhat- post-season classic, erased a 10-9 Cheney foul lin# Musial said. "H e’s a fine ball longer season and the greater than any Washington pitcher venture, Canislus and Villa.- freshman nasKeioau . smashing of a syndicate that he Long Island — to handle the lan. , would like to get Into player," the former Carindla traveling balanced the other since Walter Johnson in 1915, nova, among others. Joe KUDacnaa ana g ^ edge with a 33-19 bulge In said operated at the rate of $100- layoffs, made by bookmakers He said the FBI is the agency tourney with room to spare, field goals. Skip Bellercup (13) batting champion added. factors. The Chicago White'Sox signed Bisacca told an interesting «pn«on. .Sat- the balance of the season. .Sat- million a year in handling when they had received so that could have dealt with the locals, winners in sei7en of and Bud Sandberg (11) paced Maris came to the Cardinals Maris never came close to first baseman Bob Spence of storj’ to writers about an earll- sports bets "laid off" by book- many bets that they feared their case most effectively. But he jggj starts, must face the winning offense. this past winter in a deal that repeating his home run produc- Santa Clara University, their er game against Canisius on itv^pame i^^*'sellout. makers in various parts of the losses would be too heavy to said the evidence .could not be ^indhgjn and Wethersfield Cheney, which had eight sent third baseman Charley tion after 1961. Injuries kept No. 1 choice in the special free the road. .seniors hav nation. handle if the bettors won. turned over to the FBI because g^gy gnj Eastern at home af- , , , , Tri-captains, all seniors, have scorers, found only one in dou- Smith to the Yankees. Maris him on the bench during the agent draft. He got an estimat- "We \iave three technicals elected at UConn for the Nine men were arrested on The syndicate allegedly han- wiretapping - done legally with ter tonight, ble figures, John Goodrow col- admitted he had been thinking following years. ed $77,000 bonus, called on us in the first four baseball season, pitcher bookmaking charges in a round- died lay-offs on professional and a cwurt order under New York p,gy Saturday about retiring when the deal The Los Angeles Dodgers Philadelphia signed its No. 2 lecting 11 points. Mike Chmie- minutes. After the referee call- Lawton, outfielder Tom UD bv SO officers of three law college football, basketball and State law — was the main Afforded another day of rest leckl, the top point-marker, was announced. signed five players acquired in selection in the draft, third ed the first two T’s, a Canisius ^penjers and infielder Tom aeencles Cahn said. baseball games, but not horse source. But under federal law tomorrow ni"-ht HERE’S HOW— Coach Nick Costa explains to his starting five at the Com- "Last year I wasn’t sure I deals this winter. baseman Ernie Aguirre, 18. munity College how it’s done. Looking on are Vito Grieco, Bob Dawes, Ban- was held to eight tallies. player kicked the ball into the Coach Larry Pan- Cahn said the fact that the races. Baseball was said to the FBI cannot use wiretap evi- g^e the Eagles of Catho- Coming up with their best crowd. Croft Dawes, Pete Harding and Bob Evans. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) ciera's club will play seven f o S n coach L t on his own have been a minor part of the clence, he said. Coach Don Burns’ crew are quarter of the afternoon, Wood- American League Rookie Crop “I jumped up and said to the games in Florida before open- team led the bookmakers to betting, since the syndicate al- "xhe Instrument of crime in setting their sights on half rr. -w-m- w • "I stock threw In 26 points over Sports Viewing ref, ’Why the hell don't you jpg at home April 8 against Bos- witch lav-off bets with orders legedly began operating only this particular case was the tel- the HOC crown and a lot of 1%/f ^ B w •»'» Li' 1x7 the second eight minutes, held call a technical?’ ton University. .Tom Kolodziej, to gJ h e ^ ^n'uie coach’s last September, near the end of ephone,” Cahn said, “ and the revenge when they meet South F O U l l C C S XlOlY -T H llllly the Rangers to 15 and took a SA'TURDAY "And he did,” Bisacca con- former Coventiy High standout the baseball season. only cHectlve weapon is legally Catholic at Central Con- ^ j 44-21 advantage into the locker Red Sox to Unveil Smith, 2:00 ( 8) Basketball: West tinued, "on me!” athlete, has been starring this Regarding the coach. Cahn Cahri said the arrests were sanctioned and lep lly obtained necUcut’s Kasier^ Gym^ at 8 o’clock. South won the first en- room. Cheney never got any Virginia vs. Syracuse ^ ^ ^ season with Suffleld Academy’s aid: ” I’m going to confer with made after a joint investigation court-controlled wiretaps. Combining balanced alx double figure point-makers closer. undefeated varsity basketball counter a week ago International Loop’s MVP 3:30 ( 3) Gadabout Gaddis Also on tan is a ^eiebborhood Scoring with fin e rebou n d - Coach N ic k ^ a s ta with 20 Play was a bit more even I H e r e ’ n T iie r e team. .Springfield’s Indian.s host (18) ECAC Hockey: C M V,™ soJ h w in L r High ing and p laym ak in s. M an- K over the second half, Woodstock BOSTON - Last year a total the really bright young catching Novice and beginner skiers Rochester Saturday night at 8 Harvard vs. Brown Three Tied playing ho.l » Eltoeton Hlgl, chestei’a Coniinunity Col- outscoring Cheney 14-13 in the of 31 rookies stormed into the prospects. Duane is a six-foot. (30) Bowling have welcomed the season's at the Coliseum. The Tribe Is third frame and 17-14 In the The Bobcats can bolster a sub lege basketball team pour- 12. Dependable Wally Irish con- American League. 195-pounder who batted .324 at 4:00 ( 3) Golf Classic first blizzard which made ski fighting for a berth in the post- Celts Dealt Blow SCARES final canto. Will 1967 prove a repeat? Indianapolis and knocked in 77 6:00 ( 3) Saturday at the conditions good to excellent at season playoffs, currently In par this season by registering gd it on last night in tributed eight tallies and Bud After First a w n over the Knights, ^ trouncing Holy Family College s„,,i^g„ gg g„ , Woodstock (75) Managers around the league runs. No power hitter (he Races the Mt. Nebo area in Manches- fourth place in the Eastern Dl- COIINTRY CLUB — Olga ^ B ^ F Pis. seeking a share of the NCXXl of West Hartford, 110-64, at 4 SAIL IN THE s IJNSET— Ski pro Hans Jaeger uses snow covered rock for a hope for another bumper crop, cracked only six home runs) (30) World of Golf ter..Bill Sacherek, contributing vision standings but only three ers got into the scoring act Cplla 149-347. Reggie Gbur.ski gsSeraSp « 13 title and closing in on touma- the Clarke Arena. 4 takeoff as he skims through the air at Ragged Mountain in Bristol, N. H. of course, and are convinced Duane is better known as a line ( 8) Wide World of ski columnist with The Herald, points out of the runner-iip spot By Lowly Bullets Golf Round The locals led 48-30 at half- 126-129 376, Evelyn Lorentzen | ment qualification. Diminutive Bob Grande led Davir 7 that the youngsters will con- drive type of batter who spe- Sports will be off on the weekend for . .Powder Smoke is the official time after getting off to a slow 129-359 Gauthier ...... -. i ^ 4 PROVIDENCE R. I. (A P )— Time is running out on KIOENIX, Arlz. (AP)—You’d other conference action sends 5 tinue to play„,a leading role in cializes in two base hits. He is 6:00 ( 8) Phoenix Open a 10-day ski vacation at several publication of the Manchester start. ------Goodler ...... 4 7 the over-all pennant race. possessed of outstanding speed flip Rn^tonCeltics in their chase of the Philadelphia never know from the scores that Coventry High to Portland High Hansen ...... J 8:30 ( 8) Yale vs. Penn. New England sites. .Frank Mil- Rifle Club. Jon Harri.son is edi- the Boston Oe‘UCS m ^neir cnase^ the greens were playing hard and Rham to Bolton High in Best for the losers were tall HOW AT A MOSHER— Lu- Hendricksen ...... » 7 Anybody who doubted the im- for a catcher, SUNDAY ler reports the Rec Department fur and Art Shorts his assistant, TGerrin'thel^atronai Basketball Association’s Eastern the greens were playing hard Hibbard ...... 3 8 Bair Settles for No. 2 Spot and fast at the Arizona Country CSiarter Oak play while Wood- John Mongan (12) and little dUe OeNlgris 132, Shirley Wil- Truman ...... o 0 pact of the youngsters in the xhe name Rick Monday is 2:00 ( 8) NBA: 76crs vs. will field an entry in the Bran- * Division race. ’ Buddy Lucy (20). gog 126, Violet Carr 138-356, Sandberg ...... J 11 Celtics 69 midway through the third Qub course as second round row Wilson High of Middletown J. Brown ...... 1 2 American League last season not new to the sports pages, ford Voneyball 'Toumament The Celtics’ hopes suffered Next start for the locals will Ellen Seymour 345. had their doubts dispelled dur- Rick was a star at Arizona 2:80 ( 8) Sports Spectacu- period. play began Friday in the $70,000 is at Rockville High in a Cen- 9 76 Feb. 25. A dozen players will another crippling blow on their be against the AIC Frosh in , _____ Totals 38 ing the world series when Bal- state University and was the lar: Invitational Track Don Berger of Rockville has Then the Celtics launched one Phoenix Open golf toumament. tral Valley clash, Chener <48) _ ,T make up the squad led by Bob home-away-from-home court patented rallies. They Jack Rule, Ken Still and Dean Must Shake Slump Springfield. Feb. 17. DUSTY—Dave White 224- B F Pis. As Second Best to Jim Ryun timore’s youth corps did such a most sought after young play- 4:00 ( 8) Phoenix Open been named temporary chair- Powell ...... 3 0 4 Shoff and Bill McCaffrey. Mil- Thursday night as the Summary: , >99, Paul Abert 215-567, Ray magnificent job in defeating jn country. An outfield- 7:25 (18) STY Basketball: man of the Connecticut State Thursday night as the lowly jj^gHy caught Baltimore and Refram, each with a five under Manchester must overcome a Scavetta ...... * 9 ler will serve as team manager. -Baltimore------Bullets------pulled11..1 a „ 128-1011 . ahead 113-110 In the par 66. led an assault of 56 proa slump that has resulted In poor Goodrow ...... 4 11 Hartford vs. Asbiiry Soccer Officials A.ssociation. Mancheiter (110) Demers 201, Pat Paradiso 234, 9 remembers, "and the lunners State will go in thetwo-mile, the Los Angeles Dodgers four gr, Rick will make his bid with Eight teams will compete in the B Pta. Dux ...... 4 NEW YORK (AP) — Berger is a p(i.st president of 124 upset at Rhode Island Audi- fourth quarter before ’ running who equaled or bettered par showings the past two outings, Neil Lawrence 207-601, Joe La- Golka ...... 1 3 kept coming in and there wa.s no Stan Albright of Cleveland and straight. the up and coming Kansas City Park double elimination event. .Sev- Irish ...... 4 8 0 Sam Bair is the best part- the Central Connecticut Board. torium. into foul trouble. over the 6,489-yard, par-35-?6-71 reaching a climax against Platt Dawes ...... 5 14 Vae 224-201—586, Ed Spence SWz -j-...... 9 Sam. Finally, he came limping Ron Tull of Oklahoma are sev- jjm Palmer, Wally Bunker, A ’s. Last season he played at en men. including five from 8 Algonquin miler with an Elgin Zatursky of Manchester The defeat, only the second in Baltimore regained the lead layout. last Wednesday when they could Grande 8 04-222—597, Jim Syphers 218- ^ntage 1 3 in 75th, bleeding from the mouth en-foot high jumpers entered, Dave McNally, Paul Blair, Andy Mobile where he hit 23 home Manchester, took part in the Evan.-^ 9 3 15 games for the Celtics, 114-113 on two free throws each Refram, 30-year-old tour regu- score only two points in the 7 1.5 593, Lucien Buchard 205, Walt Tracey ...... ^ ulcer who runs with a and white as a sheet. He EJtchebarren, et al were, to be runs and drove in 67 runs. Central Ace Held and Sam Blonstein of Rockville Harding first in a series ot three base- dropped them seven full games by Gush Johnson and John lar from Boca Raton. Fla., with final chapter. Hyde is out to Grieco ...... 6 12 Czykieta 203. Totals 19 10 48 peach seed carved into the wouldn’t quit.’’ .sure, only a segment of the Another young man who . _ _ „ are al.so active in the formation Bedlack ...... 9 behind the 76ers, who were idle Barnhill, but Larry Siegfried bogies on the 7th and 16th holes, prove the cold streak was only Sullivan ...... 2 shape of a monkey around After a speedy recovei-y, Bair, bright young players who cavort bears watching with the A ’s .And Loss Results s r ” A1 worth W i n s , . ,, ^ ^ , umpinne fees in the area for along with the rest of the hit on a! jumper for Boston. was the only one of the trio fail- temporary. GARDEN GROVE— Jean in the American League. came out of the same Arizona Totals 50 10-25 n o RAINPROOF MAP his neck in the country. who is just 5-8 and 128 pounds, TRENTON (AP) - Trenton ed Baseball Umpires earlier this American Legion play will be league. Ray Scojt, an old Boston tor- ing to make or better par on Hyde has always been able Beauregard 132-360, Fran Jam- Some day the Kent State run- was running again and always A quick survey of the league state team—Reggie Jackson, Holy F'amilv (84) Receiving Title week. The men are Buzz Kee- ,„creased thi.s sea.son and next The Bullets, buried in last mentor while with Detroit, fob every hole during Thursday’s to win at least one tournament P,.„ aitis 130-353. Lois Douville 126, To waterproof maps, paint ner w'ould like to be the best his lucky peach seed. He indicates that names such as jjg played only half a season State held Central Connecticut's Y JUNIORS B F Paul Zajac to 14 points and ney, Ray Choquette, Chris Me- .^^p^ jp ,choolbov ranks. . place 37 games behind in the lowed with a pair of field goals first round- tilt. A win tonight will give the - . I.ucv ...... 9 2-4 Olgo Colla 150-361, Jeannie with varnish. One light coat. without any of those qualifying gjjyj, his Indian grandfather NEW YORK (AP) — Lance Duane Josephson, Rick Monday, jg.st year, but hit 23 home runs Fast action was a feature in siamon ...... 3 1-3 7 overwhelmed Central 114-87 In Hale, Bob Richard and Phil who sneak ridks on ski East, stormed to a 74-57 half- to put the Bullets in front to ” I just tried to throw the ball .Indians a chance for some Nourie 137-345, Fran Crandall Or heat paraffin and rub into phrases, but things being the oarvedit into the shape of a Alworth of the San Diego Charg- Reggie Smith, Jim Ollom, Bill drove in 71 runs. He hit Woodrow, all of Manchester, 0-1 2 basketball Thursday night. lifts in Maine could wind up time lead and were in front 86- stay. in high to keep it on the green,” momentum to carry into the games last J*'’ - McDormou .‘. .V. 2 0-0 4 125. paper. Way they are-Jdm Ryun and all nionkey and his father carried it ers, long regarded as one of pro Robiruson, Hank Allen, Felipe three home runs in one game Mai Doyle of Hartford and said Rule, who one-putted the tourney, Arms besting Peck Lumber 69- Mongan ...... lo 1-5 21 —he’d probably settle for being all the way through World War football’s most dangerous pass Leal, Tom Phoebus, Gus Gil will Modesto against Reno in Previously, Zajac had aver- paying fines up to $1(X) and 65 in triple overtime and Pa- \ 0-1 2 aged 25 points per game. Charles W'oodard of South copifj .spend as many as 30 days final seven holes, racking up five Manchester crushed 0-2 4 No. 2. II. Sam now wears it 24 hours a receivers, won the American play prominent roles as the 1967 the California League. gani Caterers coming up with Be.scardi ...... 3 Trenton’s Tom Wiezerach set Windsor. Next sessions, open jp jpn „ proposed legislation Is birdies. 81-53 the first time and should 0-0 4 Bair runs the mile tonight in day on a leather thong and Football League’s individual season unfolds. Minnesota’s Jim Ollom, a left Big Lew Can Write Own Ticket four double figure scorers, to a new court mark with 38 points to anyone interested, will passed in the Maine House. . Rule, 28, of Cedar Rapids, the same tonight. Make it Totals 30 4-16 64 the U.S. Track and F.eldField Fed- wnenwhen nehe runs uit napsflaps ou.out behindoe.m.u tu,etitle min thatmat categorycatego:^ inm 1966, Highly^ ' a m Z Touted r t h e minor ^0 and lost 8 at ^pj ^on Fowler added 29.‘ John ^'eb. 20 and Feb. 27 at the kome Court Conference is what Iowa, was playing "stricUy an ggother trip for Hyde, drop the Elks, 68-44. Automatic Transmission Trouble? eration’s mvitattonaJ track meet him. according to official statistics Outstanding among the rmnor season. Baltimore’s Candelaria led Central with 26. Army & Navy Club in Man- Fred Shabel of .UConn hap la- ordinary round” until his putter Manchester 77, Hall 50. Jim McGee scored 10 of his league stars of last season is 21 points in overtime to pull Rnd, figuring he’ll make it in Other competitoi-s in the meet released today. Tom Phoebus was 13-9 at Roch- Trenton out-rebounded taller Chester. Written exams are beled the Yankee Conference In got hot on the 13th hole. He less than four minutes .some include Bob Seagren, indoor Alworth, who was second in Boston’s Reggie Smith, an out- Bonus Bidding War Eighth Setback Z S A Z S A G A B O R s a y s - ester. then pitched two out- Central 59-51. Trenton scored its scheduled March 6 . . Bill Sach- basketball. The rea.son is sim- time this year, hopes this will pole vault record holder from 19^4, had 73 receptions for 1,383 fielder fronn Toronto who was erek has been tabbed to serve The p o ^ island ana final h ol«. the iongeat putt , ’" r t after Peck etormed back from » games, including a ^ 32-24 halftime disadvantage For Wrestlers ^ ' ' touchdovvns last named Mos Valuable Player of t^efr pennant dash. T e c L S a T i^now as the head linesman in the an- M a s .s a c h u .s ^ tr r r d ^ n n e c ^ a 16-footer. SAVE MONEY at AAMCO The 20-year-old junior turned forma, Bill Gaines, the Mullica season, even though he missed the International League. Fine Record Likely in Basketball Refram, who uses the pendu- 66-42 triumph over South Wind- ^^6 score at 63-53 at mial East-West Connecticut are almost unbeatable at home. sor. Besides the toumey, the regulation play. Me- Stopped only briefly by Ron WORirSMGEST In the faste.st time of his career Hill, N J., high school student ppg {pp ggpig ppjj pgi-t of anoth- There are some observers Yankees’ new outfielder, lum style, managed to hit 17 Podtras’ decision In the 133- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION at the Boston A. A- Games two who owns part of the indoor 60- gj. because of injuries. His who contend that Smith is the Robinson, compiled a fine Knights need a win to stay even g„^ jj^g^g (j^) paced Defect Corrected OAKLAND, Calif. (A P )— A bonus bidding war for greens, scoring birds on seven ^ecc leader East Wind- „ j k 1, pound class, Manchester SPECIAU 22I_-^ weeks ago, winning in 4:04.8. He yard da.sh record and Tommie figppgs top the league in all most talented outfielder to come j.ggppp gt Richmond (.312, 20 senior stars of collegiate basketball looms immediately including a SWooter on gj,^ Pecks second half comebacJ X, . High’s wrestlers met their won’t even be the favorite to- Smith and Lee Evans, the fine three categories. along in many years. Boston, home runs, 79 rbi’s) and 111 T e r r e l l ’ s E y e COMPLETE INSPECnON SERVICE nig'ht, though, since NCAA mile San Jose Stale runnel's, who He now has a career total of noted for mitfield stars since grunted upon to fill the gap ahead and in the future Lew Alcindor should be able “ te L " r ^ l ° Charlie Shares reports gi eariJ'^rally wWle BriTn champion Dave Patrick of Villa- will be in the 500 and 600 to virtually write his own tic l^ . SUli,'whwe^ s’^ d ’ birthday will Bobcats have made great Maher had 23 i|)oints for the yesterday, 42-3 to Hall, Him $00 AU. MMB 274 reception.s for 6,651 yards the days of Hooper, Speaker and departure of Roger PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The H The West Hartford grapplers n HIgkir OF c m nova had a 4:03.7 in the Millrose respectively, and 54 touchdowns. Lewis, fervently hope these pre- jjgpjg infielder Bobby Murcer operation on boxer Ernie Ter- Commissioner George Mikan be Sunday, the final day of the advances, but despite a two- ,oggrs. of the newly formed American recorded six pins en route to Includtti Rtmovlnf, IHinMtllag gfames here in January. Also, Richmorul Flowers. Jr., dictions come true. gets another chance at short. rell s injured eye went well and 71-hole tourney, haid trouble with Same winning streak and im- gjjj Milewski (16), Don Gau- IntpMtioa Md MMMsAlt. Basketball Association says he 'JSts and Pats victory. Bair’s career nearly came to Uie Llniver.sity of Tennessee ^ ___ _ Reggie’s progress at Toronto , Washington' has high hopes "there is every hope for a com- D Q the greens during the pro-am Pfoved shooting, the visitors jreau (15), John Holick (15) x nuillivi WITH MIKO expects the league to be on a an untimely end in the colle- hurdler and football player, will G n f f l l h S ig n s came un^y the guidance of for outfieldergmfielder Hank Allen who plete recovery,”recovery according to List Exhibition warmup but had no complaints have too much. gnd Gary Gallaso (10) contrib- The local matmen have only LIFETIME BWUUHTEE____ giate cross-country champion- be in the 60-yai'd dash and Bob Dick Williams, now managing ^oast his physician. par with the established Nation- Thursday. EUington 68, South Windsor „ted to Paganl’s victory. Jim ‘ ^o more chances to record a Fret parte and Ub«r M ail AMIOO NEW YORK (AP) — Emile thg Rgd gox. Houston Astros al Basketball Association in two cuitom rebuilt tranamlulon* a si ships at Kansas in 1965. With Zieminsky. winner of the 1,000- League with a .299 average, 23 ’’The operation went well and BRIDGEPORT (AP) — One stroke back of the leaders Coughlin (15) was top man for ''‘®^?'^’ uJ®. Weth- torqua eonvartara aa )os( at yod t M Griffith signed Wednesday to Reggie hit .320 as center years. your own car and ativiM It MSlualW three miles to go,' he was run- yard inn in Uie Millrose, will home runs and 68 runs-batted- the defect was corrected,” said ^ 1 ” J Cuellar (12- The New York Jets and the were tour regular Charlie Sifford ------the Elks. ersfteld High andTuesday at Mikan told a news conference at a modait torvica eharft at sqy ( i ning third when his duodenal inn that distance, defend his middleweight boxing fielder. He drove in 80 nin.s and in Dr Harold G Scheie head of Belin.sky his 90th chance to 101 had fast .start in ’66, then Boston Patriots announced of Los Angeles and Ernie ------Hartford High. tbo 300 AAMCO ahopa coast to eMA Summary: ulcer erupted. Ricardo Urbina of George- title against Italy’s Nino Ben- hit 18 homers. He is a switch And these are only a few. the surgical team ihat per- make it in the majors. What faded. Dave Giusti (15-141(15-14) was Thursday, “ We are prepared to today scheduling of a charity Schneiter Jr., a club pro from Bowling WEST SIDE PEEWEES 'nwro am no other tuaranttM IIM town is slated to run in the 880 venuti on April 17 in New York, hitter who has power from both bid on star college players, I this cno. ONtV AAMCO HAS m ‘‘We were waiting at the fin . . . . Don’t for^ t Baltimore’s Mike formed the ! , hour operation is that Bo likes hit hard. Chris Zachary (3-5) exhibition game for Aug. 4 Ogden, Utah, who plays in only FLAVORETTES — Dee Pardi Balanced shooting was the 103 Danaher, H, pinned (Trandall. would have to think it will be a . W MOWIT MWII Ish line,” a Kent State cxfficial and Van Nel.son of St. Cloud c34 1-12 U-Conn sports sides of the plate, so it is onl> Epstein and Mark Belanger; Thursday at the University of ^ ^ ’ Maybe Houston could become valuable starter, at Bridgeport’s John F. Ken- two or three tourneys each year. 133, MlUie McAuliffe 131, Lu- keynote as the league-leading leaguc-.<==i.„.s 5;13;rnx * 112: Vaughan. lan' Rh.™«n H. pinned h , ^yil-1... reasonable that comparisons are Rgg Clark; Cali- Pennsylvania Hospital, will trade him to Washington. Dick Farrell (6-10) still around. bidding war.” nedy Memorial Stadium. Last year’s Phoenix Open cille Martin 129. Herald Angels had an easy Hickok. i7-2; 127: E™tein. n, pin- being made between Smith and fg^^ig-g Spencer; Cleve- The eye was injured Monday Senators operate farm club in Claude Raymond (7-5, 3.13) Asked how he expected to Tile American Football champ. 27-year-pld Dudley Wy------Ume downing Nassiff Arms, 23- reach par with the NBA so AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS OF MANCHESTER land’s George Culver or Steve night when Terrell lost to Hawaii. Rest of Astro pitching top reliefer, Barry Latman (2-7, League clubs said the game song of McKinney, Tex., was MERCHANTS— Ray Tomlin- Bruce Landry (8) was the h .' ptniied Goleelin. ’4:59:’ 145: Zel- 53 Tolland Turnpike Route 83 quickly, the former pro great Bailey, Jose Vidal. Vern Fuller heavyweight champion Cassius ^nn^wVfh will be played in the stadium grouped with 14 other golfers son 144-364, Mike Denhup 140- point-getter for the Newspa- 8harr<»k. 8-3: 154: Phone 643-2467 Dierker (10-8) is the man with Coomb.s. Don Wil.son are rook- answered, “ There are players . Waldoau. H. dec. Griffen, 10-1: 166: Take the Mustang Pledge! Mantle. Clay in Houston. seating about 20,000. It will with even par 71s. 381, Charlie Ecabert 146-367. permen with help from Mike Dunne. H, pinned Dzen. 3:59: 180: Open 8 A.M. to 7 F.M. or Vicente Romo. like Jim Walker and Lew Alcin- Smith is reputed to have one ies with chance. RATING — benefit the Rehabilitation ITiiczvnaki (i'l Tim M cNlckle Pugzles. H. dec. Herman. 6-0: Un- dor in the colleges, and don’t KUCZynsKl (4), Jim mcpimKie Gottfried, H, pinned Hem- of the strongest throwing arms C-f. Center of Eastern Fairfield 14) and Chris Kearns (4). Dick menway, 5:10. forget Rick Barry of San Fran- in baseball, and there is the sus- INFIELD — Strength up the County, the area’s Easter Major College Basketball Roundup Letts and Jim Hesketh had ______cisco’s Warriors is only in his picion that the Red Sox moved Astros^ Hatton Plans Fine middle with double-pl«y com- Seal agency for children and four points apiece in defeat. DONT SETTLE FOR second year and he is a super- him from third base to the out- bination of Joe Morgan at sec- adults. ITZG ER ALDI FORD IN C . field just to protect their first ond, Sonny Jackson at short- star already.” The Jets wrecked Boston’s WEST SIDE MIDGETS If John Bateman Overweight Asked if there would be an all Peoria Jinx with Bradley basemen from his rifle throws. •stop. Jackson hit .292, Morgan AFL Eastern Division Ed Fitzgerald (26) dropped out bidding battle for Alcindor, IMMITATIONS; Bright Prospect CPCCA, Fla. (A P )—Ho'uston League playoffs and will not .285. Bob Aspromonte has Ed- chances by pulling a 38-28 in two hoops In overtime, ^v- currently only a sophomore at Duane Josephson of the Astros’ catcher John Bateman report until the conclusion of die Mathevi's to contend with in upset in New York in their Now^Thing of the Past ing Center Billiards a 45-41 win White Sox is considered one of will be a little late reporting for play- battle for third ba.se. First UCLA, Mikan answered, ” We final game of the regular LET’S FACE IT Hiat Peoria jinx against D.C., 83-77 in other major over Deci’s Drive-In. The win------spring baseball training and When he does, he will step on know Alcindor would make any Come info Dillon's baseman Chuck Harri.son (.256) season last December. Bradley is a thing of the past games. ner take over sole possession “ Good faith” can have a lot of meaninsrs but in Manager Grady Hatton is anx- the training room scales in full club which signed him. closed well as rookie last year. for the Tulsa Hurricane, an Tulsa, now 6-1 to Louisville’s of first place, business it means keeping faith with the customer ously awaiting his amval. view of the squad. RATING— B-f-. " ‘We know he would be an at- traction in any city of either J80R t o SoC^&k even~——- more — surprising__^ team than 8-1 in the MVC, led by-61-49 be- Loren Andreb (11) and Ron to render the best possible value and service. This and drive home in a ... Hatton says he plans to fine “ John will be fined for every, OUTFIELD — Speedy Jim the ihick-waisted Bateman for pound over 215, ” promised Hat- league. He would be a great HARTFORD (AP) _ Charles the Princeton Tigers in college fore Bradley ptaged its furious Lanzano played their usual fine Wynn (.256) in center. Rusty start toward the ultimate goals (Bud) Wilkinson, former Okla- basketball this season. late rally with a full court press, flw r games for the pays off as the soundest principle a business can each pound he weighs over 15. ton, “ and he’ll have no com- Staub (.280), 13 HR, 81 RBI) The Astros launched spring plaints coming because he set we have set for ourselves.” homa football coach, will be the It’s been 11 years since the Bldndge Webb led the Hurri- while Alan Noske (8) and Ran- LLOYD ODELL have. See our prices now! in right are fixtures. Staub be- Mikan said players of the principal speaker at the test!- Hurricane beat Bradley on the cane with’ 25 points. Joe Allen dy ttavWord (W) ’'^ere in dou- training today but rains and the figure himself.” ginning to look more like genu- cold weather could force them In one of the final team meet- NBA who are not under contrac- monlal dinner March 7 for re- road at Peoria. They did It topped the Braves with 22. ble fipires ®® ^ ^ ine .star each year. Ron Davis, tual obligations would be wel- tiring Trinity College football Thursday night 72-71 by surviv- Bob Lewis, with 17 points, was the reboimdlng ^ inside. Sixteen players are ex- ing last season, Hatton informed Jim Landis (obtained from Iii- pected to be ready to go in the the shaggy-haired Bateman that corned for negotiations by ABA coach Dan Jessee, the dinner’s ing Bradley's furious rally that scored six of them in the extra Bruce WaUtins (^4) wWch k ^ t 1966 T-Bird Hardtop 1966 FonI Bal. W dians), Aaron Pointer fight for clubs organizers announced today. nearly erased a 12-point Tulsa period to spark North Carolina Deei s In the contest up to the 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, cruiseomatlc, earliest training camp in the he was expected to show up at remaining .spot. RATING— B.— major leagues. 220 pounds in the spring. Any- '______lead in the last four minutes. over Wake Forest after the reg- final buzzer. 4-way. power, 2-tone paint, cruiseo- power stauing, radio, heater, white- But Bateman won’t be there, thing beyond that would be cost- CATCHING — Very strong, ‘‘It’s been a long time com- ulatlon game ended 87-67 when It was the second overtime mattc. Local one owner. walls, wheel oovers. He's busy with his Leguaim ly. Bateman weighed around 240 strong. John Bateman finally Ing,” beamed Tulsa Coach Joe Scott misud his free throw. victory for Billiards over Deci's team In the Venezuela Winter at the end of the season. Rusty Staub started to hit last season, wind- Ticket Sale Reported Good Swank. “ I’m not sure it was one David Lattin's 20 points paced in as many games. ing up with ,279 average, 17 of our best games, but our 62 Texas Western over Arizona at ______HR (tops on club), 70 RBI. per cent of floor shotp Is our Tdcson. Bill Davis got 27 for the Ron Brand an excellent back- For Pat Bolduc Program high for the season. We’re proud losing Wildcats. up man. Bill Heath, the Np. 3 Ray McKenna, energetic The Explorers will depend on that we won at Bradley.” Keith Swagerty scored 24 1964 Ford Country Squirt 1965 Ford Falcta Squira ^ t i t a k e s a catcher, hit .301 in 55 games. coach and manager of the East Richie Conover former Syra- Tulsa’s victory kept the Hur- points _and ^ ^ b e d 80 rebounds 6-Pass., V-8 engine, Cniisomatic 6-Pass., 170-cu. in., 6-cyl., Crulso- | Q RATING—B-f. Hartford Dovelettes and Ex- Oonioin xr< i. xr _> v i ricane on the heels of first-place to lead U. of Pacific over UCal, trana, power steering, power brakes, msUe trans,, radio, heater, whitewall to t o f g u t s BENCH—^Mathews will be No. plorers, announced that tick- * Nick Marlchuck Louigyme in the tough Missouri Santa Barbara, on the road 84- radio, heater, whitewalls. tires. REAL MISTMKl SPECIAL THIS WEEK! 1 pinchh?Lter—if he doesn’t ets for the “Pat Bolduc TesU- Fairfield, Jim Farrell of VaUey Conference and over- 71. Jay McMillen’s 30 points led to m a k e beat Aspromonte out of job. monlal Basketball Night” have Holy Cross; high-soorer Charlie shadowed the narrow escape Maryland over George Warii- a s k i It’s good to have a man Hke been going well. Stetson, Ed Slomscenskl of of the naUonaUy ingtm 78-62 at Ps^k 4-PLY N YLO N . WHITEWALLS* Eddie around when you need The N.E.BA. doubleheader uOonn- Ddrk Fri«.nn second-ranked North (Carolina while Pat Raftery s 28 points him. Still need reliable right- .V "i« ^ p.«d ov.r Ctou. IS- 1966 Baick Skylaik t h is g o o u handed plnchhitter. Also good 1963 FonI T-BinI utility infielder. Norm Miller h N C O LN Conv. V-8, automatic, power steering, Convertible. Standard shift, backet «236 r‘ MANCHLf^lEK EVENING HERALD, MANCniuoiER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1967 PAGE SEVENrlnSN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10.1967 HoiisehoM SorvicM HtlpWanlod-^ IM pW cm tM l-. Hulp Wcwf d Mub U PAGE Offortd 13-A MortgogM 27 3B 35 Ftmolo 35 Answer to PreviotuPi^* MBN--PART-TIIBS, vnuoM pI BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Hir.iijiMi:iMV*iTa:ir-Ti*tiH HI-BHINE personalized floor SECOND MORTQAOB - Un- C ^R K -TY PIST--^ sniaH of- REUABLB WOMAN wantrt Jo RNjorXiPN vi^ted for doctor’s tor Janitorial eexvlce, nniit M LITTLE SPORTS Curtains over 18. OaH General SarvMbg' CLASSIFIED polishing. Specializing in limited ' ‘ funds ‘ ‘ available tor aoo- fice. - Fringe benefits. Apply care tor...... olilMren, -3 days- week-•-office, 4H day week. WHto ’ W£LU.MA30R,XWAS SUSPICIOU^ me., 46 Oak St. 6494«4. home floor polishing. Kitchen, ond mortgages, payments to E A S Gage, MltcheU Dr. ly wtall* mother works. CaU Box ,EE, Herald. OF WILBFR.BUT 1 KNEW HCD ACROSS (coU.) k d l l R l , Hll=Hi4 1 Upper pert* of 47 AUt^O reo rooms, etc. No Job too suit your budget . Expedient 648-99ie. NEVER WftKF A MOVE WHILE X WAS K. •omo curtelos eolutton small. Call for free estimates, service. J. D. Realty, B48-8128. WAiTh ESS wanted—10:80 A CCC XifU T 12T3 C AROUND/ SO 1 CLEARED OUT AND PERSUADED THE fi----- curtain 48 Hangs in folda A D VERTISIN G WAITRESSES NEEDED a.m.-s p.m., some experience SO H in du g o d d e s s 643-99B4. iftETECTIVE TO MOVE IN/ WILBER MUST HAVE SENSED 13 Feminine aw i'l” w wnmi^M HORTOACB LOANS - first, r. appellation of splendor CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS One for ddya, on* for SANTA NEEDS k STS AmCEAPT PABtS It-*- HE FRAMED RANDOLPH IN A CARD CAME TO SET - 14 Jason’s ihip 52 Tardy second, third, all kinds realty, (myth.) 53 Repetition 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. statewide, c r ^ t rating unneo- nights. Full or part-time. ElUngton, 872-0269. RID OF him.THEN MOVED FAST BEFORE X CAME BACK.' 68 ------the Building— HELPERS WHEN y ou MENTIONED THAT HE ALWAYS CALLED 15 Birth cessary. R ea d a b le, confiden- Experience not nweessaiy. LATHE 15 Storv o f heroic Terrible GIR16 TO WORK in Stamping 69 Chief of • . Cohiroertng 14 tial, quick arrangements, Alvin Apply In person 5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1967 PAGZ KlKim CIXZ V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,19CT aifSk. fAG E EIGHTEEN Business Property Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Haiisat For Sak 72 HausiM Far Sola 72 Hausot For Sak 72 Subwbem Far $ala 75 • Suburban Far Seda 75 ArtielM For Sale 45 Rooms Without Board 59 Apor^ents— Ftats-^^ Driver to Face Weeied-Mele 34 Help Warned Mde 34 For Sole 70 bo w er s school ar^ ^ NEW LlS'nNG —8 bedroom SEVEN ROOM Split « 160.x 4-4 EXPANDABLE DUPLEX OVER THE line In V ernon- WANTED TO BUY direct from Two Violations jf* ------h«jiww»rn -r CO TOC' rooTO Oapo wMh room to nnian Ranch with two professionally 200 lot," 1% h»Q«, fine subur- large wooded lot, separate Immaculate 7 room Raised owner to private party. Old liu x x FOUR ROOM apartment — 22 ROOMING HOUSE —yeariy to- ^ ^ > in a ii Utie^W. Shmse. hdautlM finished rooms In baMment. ban location but In town. Own- furnaces, nice location. Leon- Ranch with S bedrooms, 2 full farm house, Oolonial, or Salt GEORGE DE CORMIER SaysT Edward T. Briggs, 32, of 10 ' ‘^ceuent S S S ? hour iinaiK,n «>Uaway tool box with »39. Chestnut St. Adults. Garage come, 18,304, excellent Agency. Realtom, «4e-0469. oondWoo, T. X Crockett, Real- All city utilities yet has A quiet er traneferrbd. Good value for ard Agency, Realtors, 646- baths and finished rec room. Box or will cemsider exchange , H, p.»%h « <« U. cn .>.er .. «.• ------available. CaU 643-4677. on Investment. CentraUy locgt- tor, 648-1677, country atmosphere. Possible $22,900. T. J. Crockett, Real- 0469. s-'har garage, assumable mort- for my 3-famlly in Manchester. Depot Hq. ^argea "Even undor d l ,,, . __ 1 j, ------Call Paul J. Oorrenti Agen- >cxhcHE8TER — 2-fa rally, to asrtime a 4% mortgage with tor, 643-l,677i’ ___ ^age. $21,500. Wolverton Agen- Phone 649-4336 and talk it over. ZLti ahhool graduate with mil- Apply AUled P i l i n g ^ r v l^ a , 8728. Wednesday morning as a result « « HTOSON ST. - ^ 4 r(mm cy. 643-6863 or 643-2126, now. .Iisioo Phlh substantial down payment. Bel ------— $4,900 ASSUMES 6V4 mortgage, gy Realtors, 649-2813. 25^ca% «npleted. Write 578 W. Middle Tpke., Maochea- CLEAN RUGS, uiie new] ro for gentleman. Call 648-6600 apartment, heat, hot water, SEVEN ROOM fireplaced Cape, Six room Spilt Level. Rec ______of a two-car crash on Main St. this I eon brick Agency, Realton, 646- MANCHESTER flore Agency, 643-5121. He was charged with failure in Z, Herald. An equal op- ter. easy to do vrith Blue Lustre, . laundry room, appliances, ga- 6347. .. *T garage, i C /^ T T^ ^ extra" room, garage. Trees. Private VERNON sHH see that th a ioitunity emitoyer. ______Rent electric shampooer, $1. Wonted— RoOmS— rage. Available March 1. BOLTON Six room Ranch, base- NEnV U S T IN O —8 room old- featuriss. U V - / L U ocatlon. backyard. Immediate occupan- PARK HILL AREA Police Arrests to drive a reasonable distance Olcott Variety Store. B oO fd 42 Adults preferred, $110. per 516,600—(Five room older home, ment garage. WaddeU er home with large lot selling Leonard Agency, Realtors. cy. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476. Spotless 6 room Ranch, ai>art, and operating a motor Select Used C o n month. 640-2083- «, convenient to bus, shopping sehool, good location for for less than recent evaluation 0469. vehicle without a Hcense, police Ten acres of land in addi- ;;______' • MATHER ST. -p5 room Ranch, raised hearth fireplace, for- ATTORNEY MEN’S RElBtnLT shoes for and school. LeonaM Agency, shopping and bus line, 511.* would indicate it Is worth. Two- A complaint from an East reported. ^ V ' s e t t w ' ^ n cheap new RN AT MANCHESTER Hospl- ROOM WITH kitchen privileges tion to building with largo MANCHESTER -- 2 -family, garage, city water, treed lot, mal dining room, large from DeCormier ; S E R V I C E Realtors, 046-0460. 900. family conversion a possibility. Hartford man Wednesday re- They said the car he was ones! Sam Yuyles, Shoe Re- tal seeking home with family centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, banquet rooms plus pavil- central. Excellent condition. 4 H. M. Frechette, Realty, 644- bedrooms and attached ga- Excellent opportunity for Four bedrooms. Belflore Agen- suited in two charges being driving rammed the rear of one pair Shop of the better kind! for self and young child, pref- 14 Arch St. ion and large recreation 517,900 —buys this excellent S 0446 o r 289-3568. rage make this an excep- Motors ore th# member of Connecticut Bar Bight room Colonial, 2 cy, 643-8121. car garajfp, Large lob For in- lodged against his teen-age son, driven by Erik Ozols, 22, of 24 i T R A I N E E 23 Oak St.. Manchester. erably with child care avail------— ------area. Excellent location bedroom Ranch, garage, porch baths, 2 fireplaces, hui»-te formation''cali Mlttui Agency. tional value at $23,500. Call interested'^In trial work. j. McLaughlin for appoint- Donald J. Lombardo. Strickland St. The accident oc- able, 7-3:30 shift. 643-7919. ~ for any club or organiza- and large lot. Mitten Agency, oven, range, dishwasher NORMAN HOHENTHAL has Realtbra, 648-6980. best around." Pleasant working condi- AMPLIFIER Guild, 67 watts Lats Far Seda 73 ment. 649-5306. He was charged Wednesday curred at 11:05, south of Del- i W a offer the f(lowing to a tions. For information, call ______Furnished tion. Realtors, 848-6980. and gaihage disposal. 2-car listed this almost new 2-fam* ..LL.,,,,;;------.".'TiCr • ______^______with 1»8S speaker and tremelo, night with breach of peace and mont St., police said, ^nan with mechanical abil- Mr. HUls in Hartford at garage, family room. As- lly In a desirable east side lot WOODED 1% acre homeslte, excellent for accordion, 5150. Aportments— Flat*— Apartments 43-A CONCORD RD. — beauttful B & W resisting arrest, and warned for A hit and run was reported • Ity and High School diplo- 525-3461 between 8:00 a.m. sumable mortgage. The BARROWS and 648-8961. J. D. REAL ESTATE Ranch, large living tiam , for- having alcoholic beverages in a today by police, and 4:00 p.m. Tenements 43 two room furnished apart- ’ '*ex” s *'i!:usx of better quality. Call Paul W. WALLACE Co. —Save more whh ment, 572 monthly, parking mal dining room, cabinet Iritch- ______motor vehicle. Charles D. Guinipero of 47 643-5129 643-8779 Dougan, Realtor, 649-4635. Manche.ster ParkaSe ' TralnlBg to become a tech- An Equal Opportunity GEIRT’S A GAY girl—ready for loq^^q for anything In real and hot water included. Call eni 2 bedrooms, recreation J. D. REAL ESTATE CO.' Police said a patrolman, inves- Ashworth St. told police he a whirl after cleaning carpets Manchester 649-5306 low cost bank H- ; in servicing our Employer estate rentals - apartments, 628-0596. room, landscaped yard. Mar- 643-5129 NINE ROOM home with 2-car MANCHESTER —lots, 1 ^ , lots, ____ tigating complaints from Lorn- parked his car on Park St. at with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- MANCSfEBTER-Ml rooms plus 'broad Ibie of figuring ma- homes, multiple dweUlngs, no ion B . Roberteon. Realtor. garage and 3 extra lots. Look Four A-zone,'two B-zone. two VERNQN—NEW custom built------hardo’s father, Samuel, that 8 p.m. yesterday and dlscover- tric shampooer, |1. Larsen’s sunporch, 1% baths, garage, nandng. See ut fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, 64^690S. Into this—may be your oppor- rural. All In town, different Raised Ranch on landscaped fonces had been broken and ed it damaged when he return- COOK—DAY shift for progres- Hardware. ROCKVILLE—3 room fumish- Land For Sole 71 central Convenient, location, 643-5129. ------xTATor^o-mne—s MANCHESTER V ia N lT Y -6 tunity. Two-family conversion locations, Call now. Hayes wooded lot. Built-in stove and some pigs killed^at his piggery ed an hour later. gSmitaiMSlNT INCOME sive hospital. Excellent work- ed apartment, central. 873-3917. COVENTRY near schools, bus, shopping. 376’ frontage, 18 room Ranch with breezeway probable. Belflore Agency, 648- Agency, 646-0131. oven, ceramic tile bath. Ideal on Hillstown Rd., discovered _ GEORGE DE CORMIER . P liA N ing conditions and fringe ben- LAWTON GARDENS — 4'i acres, 5375 per acre. Terns. son Cokxiial, modem kitchen -» hedrooms larxe Bel. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. family location. $22,000. Dim- teen-agers in a car there jiXED hospitalization 6121. efits. Life insurance, major Diamonds— W etches— oom duplex, 1% baths, dish Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476. W t e h S * ^ ’ Uvlng room. Ideal building LOTS —Bush Hill ock Realty, 649-9823, 649-5245. drinking beer. One was Lom- NOTICE TiATn life in s u r a n c e washer, private patio and cel- ROCKVILLE 2 room fumish- er, (Uspoeal, 2-zone hot watw FIVE ROOM Ranch with finish- medical insurance, etc. Call starter home. 114,200. Wolver- NEW LISTING—Unique combi- Road, 2 building lots. H. M. bardo s son, police said. With accordance with the re- raid VACATIONS AND Jewelry 48 ed rec room, 3 bedrooms, liv- 1965 RAMBLER AMERICAN 440-H Mr. Gaudet, Manchester Me- lar. J. D. Real Estate Co- 643- ed apartment. 876-9594. heat, excellent financing, $19,- ke'altors,' 649-2813. nation of solid 2-famlly and Frechette, Realty, 644-0445, or TOLiAND —constructing au- him were two teen-agers, un- quirements of the Zoning Regu- HOLIDAYS ing room with wall-wall car- morlal Hospital, 643-1141. An b TA’PCH AITO JBWELRY re- 6129. Houses For Sole* 72 900. PWlbrick Agency, Real- ______smaller single home. Ideal for 289-3668. thentlc Dutch Colonial. Breeze- identified, police said. ,\tions of Uie Town of Manchas- 2-DOOR HARDTOP <]OOD WORKING CONDI- peting. Roomy kitchen with ______equal opportunity employer. prompt sei-vice. Up to ^ customers waiting tors, 640-5347. CHENEY ESTATE—14 rooms, 4 the investment minded. Very way and double garage in The patrolman said Lombardo Connecticut, the Zoning One owner, sold new and serviced by us. OHV 6- ! T I O N B Business Locations $10,900—4 ROOM Ranch, porch, natural Wreh caWnets, oil hot vERNON -r 9 lots off Lake St., 520. on your old watch in ------i------baths, 2-car garage, approx- close to the center of town: matching motif. $28,000. Glea- answered. "None of your busi- g^j^rd of Apeals will hold a pub- cylinder engine. Dual Range automatic trans., radio FOOD SERVICE supervisor for lor the rental of your apart For Rent 64 full cellar. GI or conventional water heat, aluminum combi- $2,600 each. H. M. Frechette, with stereo-effect || r, reclining wide trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. imately 3 acres of land- By ap- Ideal location, no vacancy sons Real Estate. 872-0097. ness, my father owns this land," ];<, hearing on Monday, Febru- .Intorvlows by Appointment progressive hospital. Excellent ment or home. J D. Real financing. Mitten Agency, nations, walk-out basement. bucket front seat M idshield, whitewall Bray, 737 Main S t, State THREE ACRES PLUS pointment. PWlbrick Agency, problems. Belflore Agency, 643- Realty, 644-0446, 289-3568. Only. CALL working conditions and fringe Estate, 643-6129. LOOKING FOR more than just Realtors, 643-6930. Immaculate condition. $16,900. TOLLANDT . — new 3-bedroom ,------allT, v’hen asked what he was doing nn loot,10117 aiat » s t-.M.pvt min methp tires, deluxe whee ^ me finish. Meticu- Theaicie Building. office space ? Contact Ed- Realtors, 649-6347. 6121. benefits. Life insurance, major Wolverton Agency, 649-2813. electric Ranch With fireplace ^"®™- Hearing Room of the Municipal lously cared for car. You mu.st see this one. Marina MONROE wards Office Building, Vernon TEN ACRES, stately 7-room Seven room older home The patrolman reported that BuHtjuig on the following appll- aqua with matching interior. medical Insurance, etc. Call EIGHT ROOM Cape (possible NEW LlS’nNG—Aluminum sid- Suburban Far Sa k 75 and garage, on % acre wood- t in t e r n a t io n a l INC. 454 MAIN ST. —3 room apart- with unlimited posSihUlties. MANCHESTER— New listing. ______^______- . , . , . Lombardo called him obscene Mr. Gaudet, Manchester Me- Circle, Vernon, 643-1195. Tele- stone 1840 Colonial, hot water 6 bedrooms), 1% baths plus ed oversized Cape with breeze- ed lot, immediate occupancy j - - ...... cauons. ment. 585. 643-2426, 9-5. Ideal residential section, Six room Cape, Bowers VERNON — 6 room Colonial, ; 522-1111 morial Hospital, 643-1141. An Fuel and Feed 49-A phone answering service plus heat, fireplace, excellent con- rec room, garage, in fine res- way, screened porch, garage and financing arranged at only names . . . , and started to fight when Bolte’ Advertising - Hartford, A Division of Litton Industries many basic office expenses In- ditlon, long road frontage, close to Bowers end High idential area. Vacant Asking Schbol,' new siding, roof. Im- large Uvlng room, dining room, told he was being arrested. He jj^. extension of permission is $ equaU opportunity employer. SEASONED fireplace wood. % 4i/4 ROOMS, $125. SM rooms, and patio. Three good bed- $19,500. Call today. R. ^ ONLY eluded in rental. Hutchins Agency, 649-6824. School. This is a \mique 521,600. T. J. Crockett, Real- maculate condition. Private modem kitchen with built-ins, was handcuffed and put in the requested to have free-.standlng 1795 rooms, full cellar with stall Flagg Co., 875-0774. Wa Arc an Equal Opportunity WARBHOUSBIMAN — Perma- ton pick up load $20 deliver- 5115. Parking. 16 Forest St., piece of property and must lot. Immediate occupancy. 1% baths, garage. Marion E. cruiser where he was restrained tor, 648-1677. shower. Large lot, centrally lo- signs at the following locations: Employer nent immediate opening avail- ed. 529-7525. off Main St., 646-0090, 643- SUITE Of offices presently MANCHESTER — nearly new. be seen to he appreciated. Hayes Agency, 646-6131. Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. BOLTON—6'^ room Ranch, 100 the other teen-agers, poUce Bolton Road cated. Belflore Agency, 643- able for reliable man over 25 6676. suited for professional purpose quality built two families. Sep- QUAINT—4V4 ROOM home In a yards from Bolton L,ake. Semi- said. (qpp Residence Zone is now available in the State 6121. KANE RD., Manchester — 1964 PLYMOUTH SA V O Y arate furnaces, excellent fi- quiet neighborhood, shaded private beach. Garage, storm At the police station, Lorn- aa.; south aide New Bolton Si®? Sw™."' SEASONED HAKDWOOD ter MANCHESTER - 3 r.om Theater Building. Can be sub- T. J. CROCKETT Here’s a home for those inter- HOME DELIVERY nancing available. Hayes Agen- rear yard, new furnace, ce- FOUR BEDROOMS in this big VERNON windows, plaster walls, hard- hardo refused to be fingerprint- (opp. No. 117), Residence 4-DOOR STATION W AGON sale. 742-6215, 742-6830. apartment, first floor, appli- divided If necessary. For In- ested in modem living at its cy, 646-0131. Realtor 643-1577 ramic tile bath and kitchen, Ranch with two full baths. Nesi wood floors. Tree shaded lot ed, they said. He was released zone AA; New State Road, Fully equipped with "Slant” 6-cyllnder engine, SALESMEN ances, heat and hot water in- formation call ’Theater mana- best in a price range you can Seven room Colonial with three-speed standard transmis.sion. radio, heater, fuU price, 513,900. Call Paul W. tied on a shade filled lot. Ear- 188x145. For those who like without bond under a no baU qf Hockaitum River, Ru- cluded, small quiet building. ger. 643-7832. BRICK RANCH — Modern afford. ’Rids 8 room contempor- swimming pool. Located heavy g;uage vinyl upholstery, whitewall tires. F'uUy SERVICE TRAINEE FOR SALEGood quality bal- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. kitchen with built-infl, 2% Dougan, BLealtor 649-4536. ly occupancy. Belflore Agency, country living, swimming, fish- compact for appearance in Man- pal Residence Zone; New State reconditioned and ready to serve you. 'White with Good home service delivery ary ranch Is loaded with extras right on a hill, 50 mile ed hay, 742-7035. TWO OFFICES —centrally lo- baths, formel dining room, MANCHESTER — two new 3- 643-6121. ing, boating, gardening and Chester Circuit Court 12 Feb. 20. (opp. Jarvis Plant), Resi- contrasting red interior. i routes are now open, which 3'^ ROOM heated apartment, family flats, 6-6. Ready for o c - and only 2 years young. Being view. Excellent condition. Man to service office equip- cated, new modern office family room with fireplace, 2- sold due to owner’s transfer. prlvacy, this spot is ideal. $18,- A charge of letting a dog ^gju-e zone A; Tolland Tpke., ' wBl give the right men stove and refrigerator, second cupancy. Separate furnaces, FOUR BEDROOMS in this Approximately 2 miles ment. Good mechanical building. Electric heat, central car garage, AA zone, 533,600. Close to all down-town facil- 600. Contact owner, 643-7565. roam was lodged against a between Parker ft Oakland Sts., ’ good Income. 6 days week, floor, central location, 5126. city utilities. See and compare. brand new 8 room Colonial in a from highway. Selling be- ability needed. Electrical Gordon— Form—, air-conditioning, ample park- Phllbrick Agency , Realtors, LOTS OF PARKING ities. CaU Doris Smith, Jarvis c ^------—- — Manchester woman at 4 p.m. Residence Zone AA; Middle J many fringe benefits. A monthly. 643-1155, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mortgages available. Call prestige ' section of town. 2% low average price in execu- ONLY knowledge helpful. Con- ing. Robert D. Murdock, 643- 649-5347. BOLTON-6 iw m Ranch_ Gar- Wednesday after her dog. a Turnpike, IVest, east of No. 951, i liberal commission arrange- Dairy Products 50 ProfeMtlonal olHce (3 operat- baths, family room on first Rectity Co., Realtors, 643-1121. tive neighborhood. ^295 tinuous on the job train- 2692, 643-9551. I^eon CleszynsM, Builder, 649- age, stone front, dead end black Newfoundland, reported- Business Zone II; Middle Turn- ment makes possible high EGGS - Extra large, strickly ONE 3-RC^M and one 6-room ______597. PAYS ALL. Assume 4?i per 4291. ing rooms, waiting room, floor, automatic kitchen, 2-car MANCHESTER — Gardner St street ^ r g e treed lot. Call ]y attacked a three-year-old pjug_ west, west of Hockanum ing. Job security and op- dark room, receptionist earnings, fresh. 49C dozen. Mednlcks apartment. No pets or chil- cent mortgage.i-^AttracUve 8- garage. Belflore" * Agency, ' """643- 5% room Ranch, full basement, J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. portunity for advancement. dren. Call 643-2068 before 7:30. MANCHESTER — near Main space, lavatory). All this “ • River, Residence Zone AA; Mid- i Farm Market, Route 30, Ver- ’TWO STORES on Oak St. for bedroom RaniBh, fireplace, 6121. ______fireplace,' hot water oil heat, ______I______Wine of 6 Overlook Dr. Turnpike West, west of No. 1964 FORD FAIRLANE Exceptionedly high fringe St. 4-famlly N»ne. Excellent in- plus income from 2 Apto., 643-5129 Apply Personnel D^>artment benefits. non. 872-0068. COLONTLAL MANOR A part- rent. Heated. CaU 649-1690. trees, view. Hutchins Agency, BOLTON — 3 bedroom Ranch, Warden Lee Frac- 847, Business Zone II; West 2-DOOR SEDAN come producer. 4 rooms in one a 4-Rm. ft one a 2-Rm. AS UTTLE^AS $2,500. down to *"S^® ’'•® bath, Monday-Frlday ment—Includes appliances and ------Realtors, 649-5324. with basement garage, fire- chia, who made the arrest, said Center Street, east of No. 512, Just what a "Falrlaner” should have! Equipment each apartment. Owner wanti Aluminum siding, 2-car ga- a qualified buyer will purchase P fT * ’ utilities, private patio and cel- tiu r to^nd n ^ Iroom Rais- <1“^ throi^hoOU -W eed at on- COVENTRY - What can we place, level lot with plenty of ^® ®®"*’ Polic® to check Business Zone H. includes 260 V-8 engine, 3-speed transmission tran- PITNEY-BOWES INC. Houses For Rent 65 pr in o e t o n strbbtt—s-bed- fast sale. Hayjs Agency, 646- rage. Front, Side — Rear For Evening Appointment Housohold Goods 51 lar. J. D. Real Estate, 643- 1. $21,500. Charles Lesperance, say about this large 11 room a report of a dog attack on the Britiah-American Club, Inc., slstoY radio, heater and defrorter, deluxe wheel room custom built house, well 0131. PARKINO. ed Ranch with 2% batits, 4 trees. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, covers, whitewall tires, low origiinal mileage. Pow- Call Ken Reynolds 649-7630. child, Vance Burba of 691 E. 75 Maple Street, Residence Zone Call 233-6581 for Appointment (nl E^N. USED refrtgeratore, 5129. ______BOLTON — 4 ROOM Ranch, insulated, features cedar clos-___ ^ bedrooms, automatic kitchen Colonial out In the country oth- 643-1677. der blue with matching interior. Bank financing 648-9126 — 6 - 9 P.M. Immediate occupancy. See It er than here is an opportunity Middle Tpke. c . Variance Is requested to erect An Equal Opportunity “ tomatlc washt e, colonial OAK Apartments- available. today; move In next week! places,rcerT all cftn city u utilities. iitir BelBet to^y^-Ra^lr^^TTate" SOU.H WINI^OR -7 He said the dog hod jumped addition to existing building Employer with guarantees. See them M 3 ropm luxury apartment ^ Sly.tronic garage doors, mid 20’s. ^ n c y Leonard Agency. large kitchen, fireplace, alu- . S E A L T E S T F O O D S B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 fiore Agency, 643-5121. Includes a 4 room apartment Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, on the child, causing wounds which is within 1,000 feet of pliances and utilities furnished. ______6i9-U9S.______ReWtoro. 646-0469. Koirii Agtney minum siding, garage, base- brii^;ing in a nice income. fireplace, 2-car basement ga- on both sides of the eyes. another liquor outlet, at above $ ‘ M IL K DIVISION Main St. CaU 643-2171. 643-1056, 649-7857. ment, 106x470 lot, trees, fenc- ONLY MANCHESTER —Six FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 fuU baths, 649-1922 SIX ROOM older home iirith Nick will be happy to show you rage. City water, assumable Fracchia . . . impounded ...... the dog. location. 1395 ed, landscaped. Hutchins Agen- 366 Homestoad Ava.. Hartford NEAT APPEARING man for ,^hy PAY 80-60 per cent more? 414 ROOMS heat hot water, convenient location, one ^^dem kitchen with bullt-ins, > 197 North Main S t oversized garage, big lot, sev- this listing at your conven- mortgage. J. D. Real Estate, The woman Is scheduled to Norman C. Keene, North of eral trees. Asking $16,400. Bel- cy, Realtors, 649'4S324. ience. Jarvis Realty Oo., Oo., 643-6129. appear in Manchester Circuit 235 Main Street, Business Zone ______stove, rewgerator, disposal. 2 fireplaces. _w a lk -^ base- 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real-'Real- An Equal Oppommity help in flower shop, approx- employes) means low dlscoimt cepted. Hayes Agency, 646-0131 ment, screened porch, garage, floro Agency, 643-5121. Realtors, 643-1121. Court 12 Feb. 20. II. Variance is requested to parking included. Nice loca- tors, 649-5347. SIX ROOM GarristHi Colonial VERNON excellent 6 room 1964 V O LK SW A G EN DELUXE Employer imately 9 a.m.-l p.m. Apply prices on quality new furniture. handy location. $24,500. Phil- have a miniature golf course, tion, $150. per month. CaU BEST BUY in Manchester. Ma- convenient to schools and bus b OLTON-COVENTRY line — 3 Colonial, l ‘^ baths, breezeway in person, Brown’s Flowers, For savings, service, and satis- which business would not be 2-DOOR SEDAN gPRAY PAINTER for wood 649-0308 or 649-8989. Suburban For Rent 66 *>‘'ick Agency, Realtors, 649- MANCHESTER - Oobb HiU. ture, neat ‘4-bedroom Oolonial trani^rtation. Living room bedroom Ranch, large kitchen, and g;arage. Formal dining 146 Main St., Manchester. factlon, without high pressure ______5347. within an enclosed building as Classic Bug with 4-cyllnder engine, 4-Bpeed trans- finishing. Shop work only, good Now imder construction Colo- with practically new 2-car gar- with fireplace, formal dining fireplace, % acre lot. Call room, paneled fireplaced wall. salesmanship, visit us today. THREE ROOM apartment, re- rqckVILLE—Large 3^^ room NOTICE required by Regulations, at mission, radio and all vinyl seat upholstery. Black •pportunHy, Dlsplaycraft Inc., ROOFING AND siding from nials and Raised . Ranches age. Attractively treed lot, room, kitchen and lav on first now. Only $15,200. Hayea House recently painted. Close with red interior. LeBlanc Furniture Oo., 196 frigerator, electric stove, heat apartment, dishwasher, dispos-' WEST SIDE —block floor. Second floor—3 bed- In accordance with the re- above kication. 648-9667. wanted, steady work. Washington School, 2 bedroom bruit by .Ahsaldi, all city 'util- very convenient location. At Agency, 646-0131. to schools and topping. Low South St., Rockville. 876-2174 and hot water, centrally locat- al, range, refrigerator, heat, ities. For further information rooms, full bath, large closets, quireraents o f the Zoning Regu- Manchester Motor Sales, Inc., Valley Construction, 643-0704. house, oversized kitchen, tiled $15,500. we consider this un- 20's. Meyer Agency, MLS, Open 9-8, 3 ;turday 9-5, ed. 647-9687, 643-5211 after 6 air-conditioned, pool. 875-1841. powder room. Extra features BOLTON n* TT. __ latioiis of tho TowB of Manches- 500-512 w.ixau West Center Street, bath, carpeting, excellent con- call Charles Lesperance, 649- beatable value. Call now. Brt- ONLY PART-TIME p.m. include walk-out basem«it, nano ter, Connecticut the Zoning Business Zone U. Variance ’ is 86” ELECTRIC range, good dition, big lot, garage. T. J. 7620. fiore Agency, 643-5i21. SUPERLA-nVE RANCH <1195 ROCKVILLE — iVa room apart- sundeck. Moderately priced, ’______;______Board of Appeals will hold a requested to erect free-standing condition, apartment size Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Accountants ment, convenient location. Re- ROOM RANCH cm a quiet 10 per cent down, 80 year Cliche? Not by any means. COVENTRY —excellent buy, 8 public hearing on Monday, Feb- ground sign 18' from Hartford Work Available refrigerator. CaU 522-8605, ONE HOUSEKEEPING room. frigerator and stove. Immed- ENGLISH TUDOR in desirable mortgage available. Wesley R. The highest quality mate- room Split, 3 bedrooms, 1% ruary 20, 1967, at 8 P.M. In the Road, at above location, Because of a recent change Hollywood section. Absolutely rials, ultimate In design, 1963 RAMBLER CLASSIC 550 11 a.m.-2 or 3 p.m. beautiful stone work. Cathedral Smith Realtor, 648-1667. baths, family room, large fire- Hearing Room of the Municipal Richard T. Day, 24 Carter in accounting procedures, 2 a ynnm picturesque treed lot Three p.m. p.m. MODERN vrrtnO’OM 4 room second f l o oCOme. r ______643-OZOl.__ fireplaces, screened porch, Im- Ins. Large living room with placed living room, patio, nice Building on the following ap- Street, Rural Residence Zone, 4-DOOR STATION W AGON openings wiU be available ceilinged living room \rith bedrooms, dining room, ------apartment. Heat, hot water, COVENTRY __ 3 mediate occupancy, reduced fireplace. Family room, 2-car BRICK RANCH —loaded with yard. Mortgage assumpUtm plications: STATE HEARING Request variance to erect addi- One owner, sold new and services faithfully by Hi. to. our office. ’These wiU be big rooms, unique stone fireplace. Imme- family room, baths, 2 Apply electric range, refrigerator, 2- for fast sale. Hayes Agency, garage, $19,700. Wolverton extras, 7 rooms phis finished available. Asking $16,000. F. ALSO. ti <58“ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1967 PAGE TWENTY iiantlitf Btfr lEwtting Connecticut State Medical So- The VFW card party sched- P1KEHURST About Town ciety will sponsor a half-hour uled for tonight, at 8 at the Pension Board WiU Submit television progi'am on Health post home has been canceled. WHITE GOODS SALE John T. Dulka, son ol Mr. and Caixsers Sunday at 1:30 p.m. on Shop Sat. 8 A.M. till 6 P.M. Mrs. John W. Dulka' of 97 Cam- Channel 8. Dr. Bernard F. Mann Boy Scout Troop 362 of St. Budget Request of $211,600 Tonight till 9 bridge St., has recently been Jr., chalmian of the Connecticut Bp -’omew’s Church and T 120 of St. James’ The Town Pension Board vot- change, a part-time, 20-hour named to the dean’s list at Health Careers Council, will pre- person can now get the same DOVALETTES Leicester (Mass.) Junior Col- side. Films of health personnel C will meet Sunday at ed unanimously yesterday to 7 ; 1. at St. Bartholomew’s benefits by putting In a mini- large boxes, white or lege. in action will be shown. submit a request for a.budg^et mum amount Into the fimd sch:.. yard. They will attend colored (usually 2 for 51c) of $211,600 to General Manager where a full-time employe must GAETAHO’S The Couples Club of Center the ":45 Ma-ss at the church. NOW 2 for 45c George T. LaBonne, contender Robert Weiss. This figure in- contribute much more to be All interested Boy Scouts and Congregational Church will for the state chairmanship of eligible for the same benefit 5 BOXES 99c have a military whist and set- Cub Scouts may join them. cludes an additional cost of $51,- the Republican Party, will be in- back card party tomorrow at 000 for pro'posed amendments terview by Sidiiey Walton, presi- 8 p.m. in Woodruff Hall of the The Rev. George F. Nostrand, SCOTTOWELS . . . dent of WINF Radio, on Speak to the town pension ordinances. church. Mr. and Mrs. J. Eld- rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal Jumbo S ize...... ea. ,32c Up Greater Hartford Monday at Last year, a budget for $110,- ward McKeever will 'supervise 12:15 p.m. on WINF. LaBonne Church, will conduct a service Regulai: Size 4 rolls 79c the play. The event is open to 000 was granted the Town Pen- w Sunday at 7:15 a.m. on radio will answer telephone questions • ( T w o 2 P a c k s ) the public, and admission will station WINF. The program is sion Board, after a request of on the air from listeners. be charged at the door. sponsored by the Manchester $158,000 was submitted. Manchester Parkode, lower level. . . MORE VALUES ... Ministerial Association. Ikiembers of the Pension — Phone 643-9022 — The entire cast of the Man- Tolland County Federation of FAIRW AY 49e Betfy Crocker Board aiso voted to request $o,- chester Gilbert and Sullivan Women’s Club will sponsor a HVE STYLISTS TO SERVE YOU! RIDGE BROWNIE Race Relations Sunday will uJO for administrative fees. F/RST Workshop will rehearse Sun- Valentine Dance tomorow at •GAETANO DEMASCOLO MIX the Italian American Friend- be observed by the Salvation 1 his is a lOJ per cent increase day at 2 p.m. at Center Con- Army Sunday at 7 p.m. at the irom the request of $3,000 last • MARY DAMASCQLO gregational Church. Those with ship Club, Kingsbury Avc., 22-dz. box citadel. The Rev. Clarence Ty- year, beveral weeks ago, an BOTH STORES ^ • PASQUAL TIRILLQ leading vocal parts will re- Rockville. Don Roberts Combo 39c son, pastor of the A.M.E. Zion additional $2,000 was granted • CONSTANCE NICOLETTA hearse tomorrow noon at South will play for dancing from 9 Church of New Britain, will be above this $3,000 figure, for the • MARIA PETITO Methodist Church. p.m. to 1 a.m. Refreshments «7c ALKA SELTZER.. .47c guest speaker. The Citadel current budget. OPEN TONITE ^ 69c PLASTIC STRIPS..49c will be served. Tickets may be Shampoo Set ...... ,...... $3.00 Band and Songsters will parti- DUNCAN HIND’S purchased at the door. The Town Pension Board, in 4 Minute Coloring Machine ...... $7.50 White or Yellow cipate in the program. its meeting held at the Munic- r till 9 ^ (complete with set) CAKE MIX...29c Manchester WATES will ipal Building yesterday after- 10 Minute High Bleach ...... $12.50 GIFT ITEMS Manchester Area Alumnae r with a complete (Includes toner and set) JUMBO AJAX...... 79c meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at noon, discussed a meeting with DASH $2.13 Club of Pi Beta Phi, member selection of ^ Guaranteed W ig Work Set ...... $5.00 the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 town employes which Is sched- SOc off pack of the National Panhellenic New Look Close Cut Back Main St., to pay respects to the uled for the afternoon of Feb. ICOUNTRY DRUG Congress, will meet Monday at VALENTINES for Your Wigs Arnold’s New :jj: late Mrs. Charles Yurkshot, a 14 at the Bentley School. Board Hours: 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. ^ and < Butter Cross Buns .. 59c former member and officer. members said this would be an Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 9 to 6 ...... H. Burton Hickock, 83 Phelps informational type meeting to r Valentine Thurs. and Frl. 9, to 9 Pepperidge New Rd. Mrs. Rena Denson of let town employes know about m Party Supplies! < Pirouettes Rena’s Beauty Salon. Hartford, the proposed changes In the (Curled Cooks) 69c will demonstrate hair styling. pension ordinances. The meet- Here's A "Sweetheart" of A Selection! The event is open to all area ing, they emphasized, is strict- 2 LOCATIONS! i FROZEN FOODS Main S t and East members of Pi Phi. ly informational and is not be- Kasanof’s—Dark LOOK—FRESH: Strawberries, Watermelon, Ugll Fruit, ^ Middle Turnpike ^ ing held to hear suggestions JEWISH RYE ...... 43c Papayas, Temples, Navels, Honeydews, Blue, Red, Grapes, The British American Club SLICED CARROTS on any, changes from the em- Limes, Figs, Dates, and Shelled Nuts. will have a Valentine Dance 2-Ib. poly b a g ...... 35c ployes. VEGin’ABLES: Asparagus, Beet Greens, Belgium Endive, tomorrow at the clubhouse. CORN OR PEAS Members agreed that, after poly b a g s...... 49c Peas, Green, Yellow Squash, Cauliflower, Spinach, Leeks, Charles Varrick’s Orchestra the meeting with town employ- ~ Chinese, Savoy Cabbage, Black Radishes, Brussel Sprouts, will play for^ dancing from 9 Rath’s Boneless Cranberries, Shallots, White Sweet Potatoes, Green, Yel- p.m. to 1 a.m. es, • they may schedule anoth- Smoked Pork Butts low Beans, and Broccoli. er meeting of the Pension (Daisy Hams) lb. 79c APPLES from THE COOLERS! McIntosh, Baldwins, De- Dr. A. Elmer Diskan of 543 Board to make further cheinges On Valentine Day this year— on the changes made. Hamburg...... lb. 65c licious, Wlnesaps, and Russets. . . Porter St. wlU speak Sunday at The amendments in the town Deluxe Round 6:30 p.m. at Community Baptist MAINE POTATOES ...... 50 *bs. $1.09 Church. He wiU show slides and pension ordinances discussed, Ground...... lb. 99c LETTUCE ...... 2 heads 4S«li talk of his expieriences aboard which added the $51,000 to the HE LL 3 in 1 Blend or TOMATOES...... lb- 29 0a hospital ship, the USS Hope, budget request, dealt with vest- Chock Ground .. .lb. 79c TEMPLES, Extra L arge!...... doz. 690 at Nicaragua. ing inclusion in tha program of Calif. Chuck Roast lb. 59c BUMBLE BEE TUNA F IS H ...... can 37 0 the town treasurer and regis-, V. vw * * W W W f W l' The Upper Circle of South trars of voters, and permanent, ^ ^ We have WOOLITE Yes— We Have VALENTINE CANDY! Methodist Church will meet part-time employes who work a in liquid or Monday at 8 p.m. at the home minimum of 20 hours a week; powder form. Open Dally 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. — Sundays 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. of Miss P’ -r-nret Korr"'ebel, retirement benefits for police- men, and an Improved disabil- A reminder that Strickland’s 28 Bank St. Mrs. Earl Ely is Fresh Eggs are a buy at co-hostess. ity pajrments program. in 49o d dozen. Board member Frederick W. PPD A St. Christopher Mothers CSr- Geyer anticipated discussion at PINEHURST I PRODUCE!" cle will meet tonight at 8:30 the meeting with town employ- HOUJ at the home of Mrs. Joseph es the amendment on perma- Comer Main and 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-6384 Pisch, 74 Helene Rd. Mrs. John nent part-time employes bene- Turnpike Foley is co-hostess. fits. He said that with the i ill im HALE ^ BBIHII9S9 HHHBB / bi SA'T.- One Day Only! famous " FA LC O N ” brand DELUXE TAILORED ivefiihc.i* tvith zip-out lim n ! ’ compare 1 at $301 SS 39,6 Spbrt Coupe And a new Turtw Hydn-Matic transajiskioa for tho driving nun. If yon got tired of shifting, put it in SS39 t Even a driving man's man can get tired of clutching and shifting in a traffic jam. But there are times when the 3~in Oil 2 value.,. »•«»- call of the open road makes you want to stir your gears by hand. A dilemmal Until now, that is. Now you can order Turbo Hydra-Matic ’jH' It's q ru...-oUtl in the SS 396. It's an automatic transmission you can shift—really shift— for yourself. it it's a cold weather coat! Feeling lazy? Slip the selector into Drive and relax. Want to play expert? So make beautiful music ori the gearbox. In the Chevelle for the driving man, it'§ up to you. it ifs on oil-occasion coot! Ft. N e v er before told a t t h li lo w, lo w price! H an d tb m e all w ea t h er o oatt with the lat est split shoulder an d slash pocket styling. Now at your Chevrolet dealer's A n d the luxurious orlon pile zIp-out lliier m akes It the «$at f or 'yearroround wear'. 06-6078 Yo ur choice o f black# n a tural, olive, d ark 0 jsu AUTHOBIZED CHEVROLET DEALER IN MANCHESTER, CONfJ. THE GRODY CHEVROLET CQ. CAPITOL MOTORS, INC. olive muted p la id , ond blacjc muted plaid. CARTER CHEVRQUBT CO., INC. 1214 MAIN STREET-^27-81U Reg ulars 34 to 46, longs 3 6 to 46, shorts me MAIN STREEIu-649-5238 21 ISHAM ROAD—286-6601 WEST HARTFORD. CONN. HARTFORD, 00(NN. 3 4 to 44. ARDERY CHEVROLET, INC. WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET^ INC. DWORIN CHEVROLET, INC. tl«i"SliANIJtiY STREET—228^345 476 CONN. BOULiSVARD-r.289-S441 125 POQUONOCK AVB,—688-889e It: i p B W' -BRIXAJN, B R CONN. EAST RARTFORD, 0 9 NN. WnnMKNB, CONN.