Average Daily Net Press Run F9r tile Week-SndeU. \ Partly cloudy, not kacold December 8,1968 ' nlgrht, low 25-30; partf^ifunnjr tomorrow, little .' change'' ta \ 15,131 tenperature, hlgb 40-66. X Manchetter-^A CUly of Village Charm ■ ' , .. VOL. L x x ^ r , NO. 78 (tw bNty -:I-X)UR PAGBS^iwO.SECnONS)^^^^^^^> CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY'3, 1967 PRICE SEVEN CENTS
W e e k e n d 's Latin Exile Road Deaths Force Held; I Show Drop 50 Escape CHICAGO (AP) — Safety of KEY WEST, Fla; (A?) ficials congratulated the na tion’s motorists today for a —A Cuban exile said today sharp decrease in traffic deaths that a vest pocket invasion during the long New Year of Haiti, designed to even weekend. tually lead to a war against (AP Ptibtofax) The tally of traffic fatalities Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro, was squelched Republican R’s Are Inaugurated \ , ShrMondi‘i^^^ by the arrest of heavily A trio of Republican “R’s” were sworn in as governors in key stated yester- down sharply from last New armed band of Latin exiles day. F'rom left are Gov..Ronald Reagan of California, Gov. George Rontney of record toil of 564 deaths. The National Safety. Council, and American adventurers. However, the chief of opera Michigan and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York. All three are being men Which had estimated that motor tions, Rolando Masferrer, con tioned as GOP presidential candidates next year. Story on page 21. ■ vehicle -ecedents- would result in troversial former aide of ousted between 460 and 540 deaths, said Cuban dictator Fulgenclo Batis V , ■ . motorists were driving more ta, said 50 commandoes got safely and the toll "proves that away in a boat before customs improvement is possible." „ agents made.,.,^e ai-rests in a Fiscal Battle Threatens ' "Drivers appear to be doing a . raid at a beachfront home in th* hstter and sjafer job than''would middle of the Florida Keys . be expected on the basis of past Monday night. performance,” a council spokes But one of the company com In ^One-Party’ Assembly man said. manders said he escaped th* He \said that although there roundup by crawling away in HARTFORD (AP)—There’s a reapportionment wlpedj out the der reapportionment based, on was sohie snow and rain in scat the darkness and hitching a rida very important difference as system in which the lower house population-, gave the Democrats tered areas, weather conditions to Miami. Connecticut legislators prepare was made up primarily pf Re- 117 house .seats to only 60 for had- little to do with the final The commander, Aton Con- toll. , to attend opening sessions of publicMs from the state’s small- the GOP. The Senate lineup is (AP Photofax) atanzo Palau, later detailed tha. ^ both houses Wednesday — it’s er towns, nearly the same as the last Gen The lowest highway death toll Rolando. Masferrer (second /rom left) stands with members of his invasion battle plans, which he said in the first time in this century The Nov. 8 election,.first un- eral Assembly -f- 24 Democrats for any thrce-day New Year volved about 75 Cuban exiles, 30 that Democrats control both and 11 Republicans. One seat is period 'since World War II was force after their capture oh a remote Florida key last night by U.S. custtims agents. Masferrer said ^ and his force of about 100 planned to invade Haiti. Haitian exiles and 28 Ameri chambers. vacant due to the recent death ^69 in 1949. cans. It may seem a pleasing pros of State Sen. John J. Relihan The all-time record for a long Reapportioning T- He said 20 exiles had already pect to Gov. John Dempsey as of Bri(lgepor'., a Democrat. A holiday weekend was set during been sneaked Into Haiti and he begins his second full four- Foc^ Will Picket special election Jan. 26 will fill last year’s four-day Thanks were supposed to attajck and year term'with an inaugural ad that (nstrict’s seat. giving period when 748 persons seize the airport at Capa Hai were killed. dress at 2 p.m., -but Dempsey ^ew Legislature In addition to the first meet Chronolo^ MrSi PowelLOrdered tian this week. may face a long battle with' his ings for the 1967 General As SIX StATE DEATHS A fledgling air force of fiva fellow Democrats over spend HARTFORD (AP)—The reap- sembly, and Dempsey’s inaugur Today’s edition /of The By THE ASSOCIATED 'p RESS Herald includes tour pages planes — a B25, a B26, a DCS ing. portlonment question is still al-address, an inaugural lunch The New Year’s weekend saw and two P61s — would then use The governor has pledged open as far as Andrew Mele- eon autd a parade of legislators devoted to the/^news and i Off Federal Payroll the^^deaths of six Connecticut photos that m ^ e the daily | the airport as a base .to bomb that there will bh no tax in- chlnsky of Thompsonville is con- from downtown Hartford to the -residents. Three were victims WASHINGTON (AP) — The pect the order to be renewed if the garrison adjacent to tha crease. But a major share of cemed. - State Capitol will precede the' headlines dui^ g 1966. The traffic accidents, two were day-by-day Chronology will House Administration Commit- Powell should try to reappoint presidenUail palace at Port au the legislators being seated at Melechinsky, who picketed W ^ P *"- speech before a jomt-^es killed in a fire, and one was his wile, who was carried on his P;rince, Oonstanzo said, 10 a.m. are from the state’s state constitutional oonvenUon houses. be found on pages 8, 9, 10 tee today ordered Rep. Adam killed in a freak accident. and 11. payroll under her maiden name The remainder of the little biggest Cities, and they are re- m 1966, plans to picket the re- On Wednesday^nlght the in- The two fire victims were Clayton Ppwell’a wife removed ©f Y. llfai^otte Flores. army whs to land irt Port aU ported ready to fight for a larg- apportioned General Assembly augural ball wiHoe held in the Mrs. Stanley ' Longley of Wall from her $20,500 job on his pay- Mrs. Powell, a, $6,000-n-y^ Prince, rally the rebels already er share Of state revenues. jjiia year. nearby Smte'Armory for an ex- ingford and her son, Timmy, roll. j clerk at the time she m arri^ in Haiti and replace, dictator Dempsey also has to deal with He Is chairman of a group pecte^Zi^OO celebrants, as the 6. They died When the home 90 s./'MPH Chase The committee also issued the controversial Harlem ctai- Francois Duvaller with Father spending problems within his called the “ Committee for'One N euK iear also marks a ne'w findings of widespread irregu- gressmati seven years eigo, Jean^ BapUke Georges, Gon- own administration. Budget re- Town-One Vote,” which took ad-.^e^a for the state’s Democrats, (See Page Six) Ends in Death larities in official travel. failed three times to answer H stanzo said. ‘ quests from the various state vertisements In newspapers jtHfs The findings, made by a sub- subcommittee subpoena tb • ap- Within 30 days ilie invaders agencies total well over’ <1 bll- week. Of Youth, 16 committee which held hearings pear at Its inquiry. hoped to build an army strong lion. e right on practices of the House Edu- She lives in Puerto Rico, and enough to strike across the nar- The budget figure for the cur selves, all like-iBihded Individu UXBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)—A cation arid Labor Committee, of the subcommittee has recom- row Windward Passage and rent two-year fiscal period end North Bans Peace Talks which Powell is chairman, were mended, that the full committee overthrow Oastro, Constanzo als and our^h^ra, to ignore any police chase from Providence ing June 30 was $843 million, legislaUpifenacted by the illegal made part of an official House dismiss her for violation of a said. ^ the highest in the state’s ' his sessjortof the Connecticut Gen- to Uxbridge, Mass., ended ear- docUnierit which goes to the Jus- law that congressional aides Masferrer, one ot the 70 as> tory. Assembly which is sched ly today with a 16 - year . old tice Department as well as oth- work either in Waqjiington or in rested In iJie raid, was bitter at In recent years Dempsey and uled to start on 4 January 20,242 VC Defected Providence youth shot and a 13- er govertunent agencies. theif employer’s district. the United States for stopping' Democratic -leaders have haxi 1967,” the ads said. year-old coiripaniob, believed to Chairman Omar Burleson, D- Last summer, she was report- his foray a ^ n s t IWtl, wWch to reach agreement with Re The committee "‘has no Inten- t. ... Tex. oi the. Administration ed to have complained She was also ended his plans tor fighting publican leaders of the lower tlcm of disobeying the law, but Last Year., Says U.S. be his brother, tajren into cus- „ot receiving her congressional Castro. house in order to pass almost Just reserves the right to,” Me tody. The olde^ boy is listed in to sbqd the sub- paychecks. It was disclosed' ' Many of his foUowers, obvious- every pie(:e of major legisla lechinsky said Monday. SAIGON. South Vietnam (AP) In announdng__the Viet Cong ggoj condition at St. Vincent committee findings to, the Jus- they had been deposited in Pow- ly considered H ^ti oidy a step- tion. ' " — U.S. officrials announced to- defections, the U.S. spokesman pj^gp^g^i hi Worcester with bul- tlce Department. But he said ell’s account with the House sear- ^ng stone to Cuba, Hut court-ordered legislative (See Page Twelve) day that a record 20,242 Viet said December was, a" record month with 2,(S16 Communist 1®^ wpunds in the upper back that "When it is made a Rouse (See Page Six) Cong defected in 1066 with the document, it automatically un adherents rallying to the South and shoulder. der the rules goes to all goveritv biggest surge coming in the fi- Vietnamese side, topoine the Providence Police Cant. Wil- Vietnamese side, topping the Providence Police Capt ment departments including' nad two months of the year. previous monthly jrigh of 2,605/uam E. May of the jrivenile dl- Justice. ' A U.S- spokesman said the in November. vision said the 20-mile chase, at "Anyone can take it from Cancer Snuffs Life 1966 total was nearly double the The total for the four years of speeds up to 90 miles per hour, there if there should be matter Vessel Cancels §OS 11,124 who left the Communist the CWeu Hoi program is more was one of the longest on rec- for ^ piyii suit for recovery of ranks during 1966 and was the than 48,000, the spokesman said, ord. Patrolman L. A. Bennett furi^g or gyen possible criminal h ip e st' number in the foiw Despite the claim of 20,242 spotted the stolen c a r ' on auction." Of Oswald, years since South Vietnam be- defections in 1966, the strength Bijanch Avenue and pursued it committee action in or AftCi^W ave Baltering gan the Chieu Hoi — Open Arms of Opipipunist forces in South to Route 146, where he was Bering the firing of a person on NEW YORK (AP)"'^ The oil by a Canadian air force plane, DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Jack — program to win over Viet Viebmm has remained through- joiried by a North Smithfield po- ^ member’s staff was described tani^er Failaika, third Mctim of W'hich circled over the vessel Ruby, the slayer of accused Cong adherents. out the year at about 280,000 lice cruiser. Officers fired four • unprecedented by Rep. In combat developments, only men by U.S- official estimates, shots, finally bringing the car to vvayne L. Hajs, D-Ohlo, chair- stormy Atlantic seas in a week, until a Coast Guard twin-engin* presidential assassin Lee Har minor ground skirmishes were The Gomiriunists have filled a halt just over the Massachu- man of the subcommittee that canteled today a distress call Albatross amphibian plane ar- vey Oswald, died today ip Park reported. In the air there were tbeir ranks throqjrh recruitirient _setts line in Uxbridge. conducted the hearings and issued before da'wn when aq rived. \ land Hospital, where he had more bombing strikes g a in st and infiltration from North Viet- rpjjg js.year-old is being held made recommendations to the abnormal wav^ knocked most of.Two meaxshant . vessels, th« been suffering from^. CMcer North Vietnam, two raids by nam. ijy Uxbridge police, but a Prov- Administration Committee. her navigation equipment out of StMjedish Traviata and the li- since Dec. 9., | . ' B52 heavy bombers in South HJesertiions from the South officer has ■ been sent Technically, the action applies commission. ■ beriJm-registered Continental Ruby was ritoved to the h o ^ - Vietnam and a third in the de- Vietnamese ai'med forces dui- with a warrant to bring only during the life of the 89th The Liberian-registered tank- MercHatit, began, moving to- 'tal after complaliring of an ill militarized zone. , ing 1965 totaled 113,000 and for back to Rhode Island. The Congress, which ended at noon er was reported resuming her ward thfe^attered tanker ^ 90 and I2tl, miles away. They ness which jail doctors had been Jubilant U.S. Phantom-jet the first half of 1966 reached at Qjjjgj. boy,' who was reported today, a few minutes after the course tor Portland, Maine, at a treating as a bad cbld for three pilots told a news conference in 67,000. But allied officials con- lying the: car, wiU be brought committee made its , recom- slow speed, with arrival not ex were called off, howev^, after the C o^ Guard restore coan- weeks. \ . Salgon how they knocked seven tend the desertions in the last providence when he is mendations publio, pected before late this week municariems with' the tanker . At the hospital, his Illness was of North Vietnam’s fastest half of 1966 will show a deebne rgiggsed from the hospital. But Hays said he would ex- A spokesman tor the i^ip'k first diagnosed as pneumonia MlGs out of the skies north St because of new stiff penalties ^ American agents, Gulftriarine,| about 4; a.m., and said their hel|> and then as cance.r which had Hanoi in less than 14 minutes said there was no danger to the would ijot be needed. (See Page Six) spread into the lymph glands, Monday afternoon. ship or its crew of 36 Italian The Coast Guard cutter Vigi lungs and pancreari.. X-ray and "We outflew, outshot and out seamen, although the bridge lant was sent from Province- surgery would do no good, fought them,” saad Air Foi-ce' was damaged- and only the town, Mass., and is expected to doctors said. ' Col. Robin Oids," 44, of Washing steering gear and magnetic reach^the FM'laika around 10 Ruby's death came ef 10:30 ton, D.C., the husband of former steering compass were in Use. a.m. Wednesday." a.m. - movie star Ella Raines, who led The , tanker’s master, Aless "We’U keep a p l^ e oyertiead Sheriff’s deputies had .been’ some 80 jet fighters and fighter- Andrinl, suffered a broken arm. until ..the cutter gets tiiere,” a Coast Guard spokesman said. issuing twice-daiiy bulletins on JACK RUBY bombers in the' biggest air' bat Herbert 'B. Brewster, manager Ruby’s condition but this morn tle oi the war. of Gulfmarine operations; .said (See Page Six) ing,said the bulletin would'be a was Chief Justice Earl Warren Olds, a veteiwi of 2iM that was the only injury. .1 “little late.” / i,, ' who was present whi Ruby “ World War n, said the doi “We have a message from the A product ,of the Chicago was given a lie deteetbr (poly- "lasted no more than 12 sh ip ,B rew ster saidj "He said slums, Ruby was little - known graph) test. In the test, Ruby minutes but. covered at he .was hit by an uqusual sea. even in Dallas until he stepped denied mat there was any con- miles of that sky.” AH'the crew is OK.” tn front of television cameras spiracy ooimectlng him w(jth the ’ Olds, led 14 flights of F4C Brewster * said the Failkika Bulletin with a snubnosed revolver and assassinatira of President John Phantoms and six flights of was bound from Nigeria to ^lot Oswald. F. Kennedy. F106 Thunderchdefs against a. 'Portland, Maine, with ciude oil, ' That was on Nov. 24,1968, and Ruby denied knowing Oswald, sky full of MIGa above the ma and will tontinue to its destina crtiEB ^ED ^UXP ths one-time Chicago tough Ud and he denied personally know- jor jtfG air base at Pbuc Yen, tion ^ “Theup was considerable HARTFORD (AP) — Ths had gained the warld renown ing DaHas Police Patrolman north of Hanoi, dahiage, but nothing , too seri Connecticut Council of May- - friends said he always had J;D, Tlpplt whom Oswald also PUoU’ reports indicated all ous," he said, ' - ors told Gov. John Dempsey wanted. w as accused of shocking to the Communist planes shot JThe'Coast Guard: x x x 4th today that cities need'^-moM He spent the rest of his JUe,' death on an Oak! Cliff Street down wore the advanced-type graf. help from the state in ordex behind bars. \ soon after President Kennedy MIG21S, the Soviet-designed The Coast Guard spokesman to cope with urban proBlemsr,, . V • ' ] In Chicago today, Sllirier was killed. delta-wing interceptors which said. the magqetic cotoP®®"* However, the chairman of CkMts, one of Ma lawyers, skid \ since being taken to the hospl- om fly 1,800 miles an hour. Lt. subject to a variety of mistakes the group. Mayor Richard C, ' Ruby *‘kx)ked like a man of 80 (kl. Ruby had Insisted on anoth- G®®- WllHam W. Moiriyer, corn- and i s ! not ak reliable as the Lee of New Haven, said the years” wheniGertz saw him Jusl er IJe detector-teat In an effort mander of the U.S. 7th Air electrically operated gyro com mayors and, fltst sclec^pen before Christmas. Ruby wks M. to prgye there was no conspira- Force, said he believed the pass which was put Out of com would iwt offer their own In Ruby’s room vdien lie died Experts and doctors said the North Vietnamese air force of mission in the very heavy sea legiHlatlye program. The ex- were his brother, Earl Ruby of advapoed state of his cancer to jets loa( about half its and winds about 600 miles east ) ecutives will take etaiids on Detroit: hUf sister, Eva Grant of. prevented the test from having ^ Monday. The of New Yoric. • proposed legislation . in the Dallas, and Eileen Kaminsky, vauaity. ^ , bulk of the force are older, The -766-foot, 29,230-tanker, areas of education, klghways, apoUier sister from CSUag^ ^ j Ruby had been only semlsiic slower MlGlTs. i buUt to Qulneyi Mass., -by the ppUuttoh, wdfhre, and indns -VIsMors were ra rs after Ruby when Oswald ‘The weather was in our fa- ' An Air Force F4C Phantom jet, loaded with heat-seeking Sidewinder missilM Bethlehem Steel Oorp-i to trial developnwnt, Lee SsM whsfjallsd. He was Inaccessible ^ ^ thrown to the floor by and 20mm cannons, is shown during a mission over Nprth Vietnam. The photo was -reported proceeding under at the meeting of the gover •Mspi to his famUy, towysro EkUiaa poUce. tto ^ | s w e r e ^ t ^ - ' was released by the Air Force today but the date it was taken wag not menV ■'Its.own power, , ,( nor and several of the states and ltov«k%atoni. asUc,” said Momyor. Vths time ih s tanker we#’‘tirst spotted ns visitor la (W oouaty Jail (S« tionei, (AP Photofirt, , \
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.<^AGE T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ TX^D AY, JAJWARY 8, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONJJ.. TUJESDAY> JANUARY ^'196’? f AGE T H fifiB
ance control and library council tbtag twid R li ItxnoUgUty N W in d sor will aldb be given. overJoiig, M 'weM m trtvM. Tbe rold cm Not Getting Money’s Worth, iteadien at WOTkshi^ Owmatie matertat to not pAgnia- cant but It to wbrkpd put with The BU Terry School and tha PRAOnOUi flAYER 800th dtohf , ^ Council Meets Toinorrolx)^ Pleasant Valley Elententa^ great caiis. The oompoopr’ir- a l l o w s f o b e r r o b Both tides ntnernl* State Told in Study of jails School -wlil . close Jan. 9 a t 12185 “ T H E W A Y etiructurtl fadUMy gtvM. tlM N f^ r a and 1:20 respectively to ^i:^le work 6 sort of otr d{ lippoit- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD. _ 7^ ' HARTFORD (AP) t- What All the existing mcept O- ♦ Aiid School Board^Tanight teachers to attend, teacher w eb Slide, bat there to not enough 'Some players take pride Tit-,'W>- Ky Q 642 the Montville State jail apd pos I HEARD IT ’ 0 5 4 2 does .Connecticut get for the f W ■ yehiable thought to warrant a shops. ' * computing that this jplay' la bet money It , now spends bn Its sibly the Bridgeport jail should The town obiincU meet ilngton Rd. and Sullivan Ave., The meetings will be held at V ' performing in «xce^ of ter toan that, play by one-half be . efoaed as rapidly as new whicb the town purchased some WEST EAST tomorrow nl^ht at 8 at the high the Pleasant Valley School from an hour. The last movemeiR In of one per cent, or some such RQlOt state Jails? . detention - centers and suitable week^^ago. by John Gruber 4 J 9 6 4 3 2 acbool. Items o f new business to 1:45 to 4:30xand will Include parOicUtar is mere bombast. maigin. The pcaetoeal player V K « 7 > C7 AJ91S Much less than it , should be apace for senteneed jail In . Undei^Nunfinished business, ReaSy, one outoot say that O KS getting, according to a report come before the council include: g.-ade level meetings, new inno disregards suchi oUght differen 0 3 mates becomes^ available. TOe the councu\w’ill make the ap- vations ih audio vTmal education 19M was a very remarkable' ces: He gives the opponeote «K 62 « 7 « 5 made by the American Founda jail at Danbury should be closed Adoption o t proposed guide- poihtmeiit oi"sfi full-time con and a ^ ia l atudl^scufticulum year in ttw annato of music. their best- dnnee to moke a SOUTH tion Institute of Corrections and immediately and those at T oll-' ' lines for town participation in 4 A S stable. . meeting. A lan^age arts work We've come to'the beginning have Vhrtod flwm fcipreaslonlstic Let’s bofia 1987 does better, mistake. released Saturday night. and and Haddam as soon aS the construction of industrial O 10 ' An addendum to the agenda shop ^vill be held at the Orohard o f 1967; in fact this is my first to expreeoiontotlc. The German Opening lead —totu: of spades. 0 A Q 71097< The study'presents nine rec practicable. ^^roads antf eervice utilities; con- requested by councilman John J. Hill school. ommendations designed to make column o f the new year. This ^ The'^xhathemattcal tyiw wouU — The elected sheriffs should jiideration o f a request for town Elgan Jr; is the consideratidndf ZBA Meets Thursday signed to him but never became Marcos Orders take the first trick with toe ace t h ^ state correctional system have no further control or su participation in the construc a cost of living increase f ^ The zoning board-of appeals gives jis an opportunity to look enthustostic. of spades and lead out the ace 2 NT f t « ipore efficient. pervision of facilities ,in the tion o f an industrial road on the town employees. will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at back and see what happened jjg claimed that R his grand- Honoraiy Police of diamonds. His best theoreti W The institute says the recom State Jail System. , Bchweir propert(yr aiid consid Pui 5.0 I School B6ard. Meets the Wapplhg Elementary School, musically during - the calendar luuier father were - aUvatuivS today he . ^ ■ A * Ji cal chance is to drop a slngle- mendations would produce sub —' A central Board of Parole the GO SIGN to. eration of the future disposition The board^ of ^ucation will on Ayers Rd. to consider, the year 1966. would have taken advantage of i% .SeiltS jA rrC S tC u - tch king of toamonds and then stantial long-term savings 'in should he~ai«ated ;Wlth authori \" o f wisting buildings on the meet tonight at 7:30 a^ the high following applications; all the moderti facilities avail- decide what to do about the capital expenses and would im ty o v ^ the release of adult and ' town-owned land known at the Undoubtedly the b i g g e s t douUeton os iem^ as you have school library. The meeting was Michael O. Bell, 48,5 Foster news story of the year in the ^ a r^ ed that If his grand- ^ N I L A (AP) - President dubs. prove tile end product for so youthful (but not juvenile) of : 1 Belski property. three-oard support foe p u t- called to enable the board to Rd., South Windsor, requests a musical field,..was the opening father w «^ aUve today he would permnand Mhreos has ordered Tbe practical player takes toe ner’s diamonds. TWs M Just ciety — the prisoner. fenders who become eligible for The land is the site of the new complete^ the agenda items ta variance to allow a building ace of spades and immediately The recommendations are; parole under' present laws. . ' town hall located between El- of the new Metropolitan Opera rwnan- arrest of the Philippines’ shout enough for a borderline bled at the last regular meet Closer to the front line than per retunis the queen of clubs. response with a conservative — A Department of Correc — Tlie existing boards or com mitted on premises at 485 Fee House in New. York. All my the . honorary secret a ^ t a ing. Items to be considered are: life somebodv’s been nlannlne he would have, written "® *y “ honorary secret agents. There is a fine chance that West partner. tions should be .created under missions having administrative An tidditional school .physi ler Rd. This is a R Rural zone. a new home for the Met, a n d ^ """“ W be properly presented in Marcos; to a ' ^ d e -r a n ^ g wta not play toe king. EVom Copyright 1987 the direction of an able, quali authority over correctional in cian ;• approval of the structure Lester W. White, .161 Beelze finaUy came to pass. As a mat- toodern stagings, but that the shakeup of t^ n a U o p a police West's point of view, it seems General F sa tn rss Oorpi. fied administrator,with Jurisdic stitutions or services should be of an ad hoc memorial commit bub Rd.. Wapping; , requests a ter of fact,- a new house was ^ actually wrote were forcM, -order^ ^ unpaid that East t o the ace of dubs; tion over the three major adult abolished as soon as a Depart CASH SAVINGS variance to allow four building tee for the late Mrs. Paul -Hull, being planned when GatU-Cas- ' " ‘ted to this rort of t h ^ . ag^te arrested their w e a j ^ and West wahts Ms partner to and youth correctional Institu ment of Corrections is estab- lets with less than the required I I' TO a town teacher,- and former azza was eniraeed as general P urser more, Richard Wag- seized, and criminal action take the first dub >utd rotum tions, tlie .state Jail.s, "^the, proba li.-ihed,, frontage oA prenrlses at 161 Winterlialter’s chairman of the board of educa diroctor in I m I He w L t S ^ «ie st^ agahwt toem for “usur- a heart. tion .system, the parole .supervi- — An Advi.sory Commis.si6n Beelzebub Rd. This is an R Ru If West refuses toe first dub, tion. tiiat he would pnly have to put on legends, to as- pati.on of authority, tUegal pos- .sion system, and those official of Corrections should be created ral zone. 8oUto leads a spade to dummy Son Viet Victim Also, discussion of school sys up with the old fLilltles for a *®^' ttoi«ae88. Try- session of firearms and viola- state functions now being ad wtth representation from the Alfred F. Yacovne, 177 Clin and takes toe diamond finesse. tems to be visited b y the board couple of years, and then a to modernize a legend to" tioM.’’ ministered by the Cionnccticut public, the Judiciary, the attor ton Dr. Wapping, requests a va ridiculous— '— —and * argues------a ------poor His directive was aimed at a The rest is easy. Even If West MADISON (AP)—The son of Prison A.s.=ociation. f.elative to the size and ac brand new facility would be ney general, the department of PER riance to allow installation of an understanding of both the leg- vast army of so-called secret takes toe first dub, he will orchestra leader Hugo Winter — F’er.sons awaiting trial tivities of high schools; a struc available. . J . , Corrections and the Board o< GAIXON amateur radio antenna tower on . ,,, ends end their place in our agents, appointed by mayors probably lead another spade halter was killed Dec. 29 while should be separated from those Parole. ture report on a study commit promises at 177 Clinton I>r. This 8<*eme of Kfe. and other politicians, who act m rather then ehift to hearts. serving his second tour of duty serving .Sentences in the Jails Connecticut’s jails are older tee on sex education in schools; is an AA-30 zone. 1935. when he retired, but . , , _ ^ , never got his new opem house. , Wieland Wagner, who ought ^m ed b o ^ ^ a rd s and Inves- Continues dubs In Vietnam. by the crbalion of regional de than those of any other state, FUEL OIL a decision on TEJP career ap OpL Sullivan ib Vietnam To begin with, Oscar Hammer- to have known better, was ob- tigators for various power Dummy -wins with the king Relatives said Army Pfc. tention centers for- the unsen- the report said. plications, and the philosophy of Marine Lance Corporal Rich stein (father of the one asso- f®«®^ with the idea of tom- A recent ^ e s s l o n a l of Spades, end our practical de Hugh F. Winterhalter, 38, tenepd. Also, Connecticut is the only schedule-making. ard P. Sullivan, son of Mr. and clarer leads toe ten of clubs COOPERATIVE dated with Richard Roeersl ^ng Gutrune (a legendary fig- Inquiry suggested there may be Ohaptpaqua, N.Y., was a mem A new in.stitution should be ■State in the union which has Reports of the ad hoc com Mrs. Chester W. Sullivan of 420 datea with Rlchara Rogers) Niebehmgen lied ) as many as 10,000 of the agents,, from dummy. "IWs time East on. CO.VPANY ' ber of the 169th Combat Engi -Con.-itructed with appropriate fa more than one 'correctional in mittees of the board Including Avery St., Wapping, is now decided to challenge the Met, . probably play low, assum and established the Manhattan a rpodem caU girl I aJ- Almost all of them carry guns neers Battalion and had been a cilities for male youths, between stitution but which does not riir. BKOAl) STREET pereonnelj policies, buildings and stationed at Da Nang in South ing that Ms partner has the ace TEi.. (Mri-iri-W Opera in opposition. ways ^ t she was one of the snd badges and many have helicopter gunner with the First 16 and 2t now confined at Che have a centralized state cor sites, public information, insur- Vietnam. of clubs. After aR, how can eith , , , few characters in the whole been accused of murder, extor- Air Cavalry, 29th Aerial Artil shire Reformatory. rectional agency. Corporal Sullivan is - serving The rivalry was s er defender assume that South tetrology for whom you could Uon and other crimes. lery Division. ' — The reformatory .should be Even .so, the report said, "It that deficits on both sides were ^ sympathy, and Marcos also barred has led toe queen of duhs .from with the Headquarters Battalion -citizens Winterhalter had been award adapted for sentenced inmates is believed that Connecticut is almost imbellevable and ^ one of the f ^ classic from carrying guns A-Q-x? of the First Marine Division. on the ed the Air Medal with six oak now Confined in the Jails, al in a position to create as ef In CoUegelate 'Who’s Who’ course. . . the . money . for i,. a , new examples of tragedy in the streets and' - threatened to retire If Dummy’s ten of clubs though such offenders might al fective a correctional system as theater went tq cover the losses holds, declarer switches to dia leaf clusters. W. Lee Osborne of 9(10 Pleas work, in a sm u ch ls her fate all poUcemeo over 50 because He leaves Ws parents," Mr. so be placed in other suitable, can be found In the United at the Met, This was the golden monds. 4 ant Valley Rd., Is one o f 22 was dedded by the gods and police work requires "youth, and Mrs. Winterhalter of Madi minimum custody facilities. States.” seniors at Central Connecticut ^ b f.h ^ ^ cn ^ a"ctd«^' vigor and stamina." At worst. East will cover the only did they have singers like son; his wife. Mrs. Margarete State College in New Britain She has nothing in common Manila’s police chief an- ten of clubs with toe Jack. South Caruso atnd Tetrazlnni, they takes toe ace of dubs end mud Munch Winterhalter of Qxappa- included In the 1966-67 edition with a modem call girl with nounced the formation of a spe- qua; two brothers, Edward and had lavish p r ^ u c t i ^ . which exception of the dal police unit to police the hope for a 3-3 break In clubs. of “Who’s Who In American Gregory, both of Madison; and EATOW ^ m never to have been equal- rather stupid, police, force, which has been He can lead out toe ace of dia Universities and Colleges.’’ monds to see If toe king drops. a sister, Mrs. David Ward of 1. HIGH SCHOOL DRIVER fEpUCATION 1215'/2 SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD OSborne graduated from Ells- , . Yet there were plenty of Wie- criticized by local newspapers Old Saybrook. woirth High School in 1962. A Wor d lyAr I ^ e aljmg adherents to rally round for corruption, When it does not, he le e ^ a itiie U.B. found itself allied^ ^ ______A military funeral will be eon- ' "A U MEAT^ are FRESH CUT — major in industrial .Arts Edu dub to the nine and cashto the \ [ again^ both Germany and charocterization!" last club to get rid of his los ducted Friday at the Arlington E l E The automobile is the No. 1 killer of Coniijechcut teen-agers. Yet HONE are PRE-PACKAGED!" cation, he was formerly pro National Cemetery In Virginia. gram director, engineering di Ital^r/Operas from both nations As for toe Lohengrin, it con- Area Weather ing heart; g young people with sharp eyes and quick Reflexes should be the rector and general manager of ^ ’’de trop" and this left only centrated on singing rather Very few ' opponents would E m m French oj^ra to all Intend ^ d WINDSOR LCX3CS 4AP) — make a defensive error If they STORE HOURS: the student radio station at the, best drivers^ npt the worst. So what’s wroiijg? High school stu purposes. The Met languished. ,5^.^ anyway) and ™® U.S. Weather Bureau says could see ell of toe cards. In Tues*, Wed. 9 to 6 • Thur's., Fri. 9 to 9 college, WTCXl. In the twenties, there was a modernized toe legend to toe unsettled wfeather will prevail actual play, nine opponents out Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) Prior to entering college he dents with drivpr education training have half rs many accidents gradual revival, particularly in over Connecticut tonight and of ten would misdefend this sort was the recipient of ^veral and violations as their untrained classmates! th)fe has saved over the Wagnerian field. Manhattan something, like a heJdcopter. Wednesday. of hand. Bwkuiu SHOfriM MiuBt - nwt scholarships including the South Opera was a thing of the past, covM ' stomach this Cloudiness will be Increasing Daily Question Windsor Education Association 6,000 lives since high school driver education started. Let’s give and people thronged to the Met one, but apparenUy nobody was today. There could be some Partner opens with one dia Exclusive Engagement scholarship in 1962 and a re agam. Hopes sprang anew tor a ^.yung to change the moMtroa- snow in the region tonight mond, and the next player pass- LENOX PHARMACY our Connecticut children a longer lease dn^life. Urge that our mission of tuition scholarship modem facility, and then came jty since it had been designed port of Wednesday. '"es. You hold: Spades, K-7; 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0896 WED. ONLY from the college in 1962-63. Dtpresslom Boom! Just when y ^ great Wieland Wagner, Today's weather map toows H^rts, Q-6-4-2; Diamonds, S- driver ediwation program he improved in Vonfiecticut schoolsV The son o f Mr. and Mrs. Wil -we started climbing out from thg symphonic field an weak weather disturbance i-V, Clubs, 10-9-4-S. liam L. Oebome, Jr., he is pres that financial catastrophe came event which might have prov- over the Carolina coast which What do you sayT •^."OOGERS-HAIOttMIgDB ently a member of the Lambda World War H. gd important turned out to be 'vI’H likely move to the south of Answer: Bid one heart with tOBERT WISE - dRR Phi Alpha social fraternity. This lasted long enough to see Philadelphia, Eugene Connecticut itonight Another a sensdible, sound partner. Pass CHICKEN LEGS Heads Junior Class both Flagstad and Melchior be-" ormandy gave the American weak ^onm area is Iwated over with toe general run of port' Ralph Russo, son of Mr. and yond their prime and the Wag- premiere of toe Fourth Sym- toe northwestem (3feat Lakes, ners. You have only 6 points 2. ANNUAL VEHICLE INSPECTION Mrs. Floyd Nezgoda, 55 North- nbrian department never reviv- p}ymy by Sihoetakovitch. This is These two systems wih be mov In high cards and you may view Dr., has been'elected vice ed. There was some pretty bad 30 years old end was writ- tog close enough to oim region wish to count somettilng lor the AND BREASTS president of the junior class at .opera to be seen at-the tailend when toe composer was in to give a 60 per cent chance of Every other car you pass on the road may be an accident on its Boston College. He Is a 1964 of Johnson’s regime, and then ideological trouble with the a little light snow tonight and (QUARTERS) 'graduate of the high school. they brought In Bing. At least soviet regime. It was placed part of Wednesday, way to happen. . . and it could happen to you. (In some stateSi Tapley In Fraternity he lived to see the new house a m rehearsal but w- hdrawn, and In the meantime, high- pres- Emery A. Tapley, son of Mr. reality. nothing was heard o f, it from 'sure dominates a-good portion HI periodic inspection showed more than half the cars chedked to and Mrs. Edward J. Tapley of Just at present they seem to time forth, so far as I of toe nation with fair dry MANCHESTER be unsafe. X Yet most of us seldom think of poor alignment, ba(| 1008 Main St., Is one of six be so Involved with the new pos- knevv. weather the rule over the cen- University of Hartford students sibillties of staging allowed by Actually jt might well have trol portion of the country and C M C ORCHESTRA brakes, tired tires until it’s too late to be sorry. Aitmual l|h'- recently inducted as members modem equipment, that produc remained in oWivion. I heard most of the West Coast. of the UpsiloS’ Xi Fraternity. tions are long on, staging and Wednesday, Jan. 4,1967, 8:15 P.M. / spection takes dangerous vehicles off the highway until fbey aro Just fair in the matter of artis Vytautas Marijosius, Conductor A sophomore at the Hartt Raymond Hanson, Guest Pianist fixed; there’s no blame or penalty placed on the owner* And it can College of Music, Tapley is tak tic merit. An exception has been ing a combined five-year pro "Frau Ohne Schatton” by Rich save countless lives and untold dollars. Yet in entire eastern gram in the French horn and ard Strauss, which the Met had Arf Exhibit by Jane W. Guff lb. music education. never before done. U.S., Connecticut is the only state witbout a motor vehicle inspec Notre Dame Accepts Dooley Another big musical story Ruth Krantz COMBO Frederick F. Dooley, son of was the death of Wieland Wag Tickets Available At; tion lawl L efs pass one now! Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dooley, ner, who was to have staged the Beller’s Music Shop 284 Avery St., has been accept* Met’s new production of Lohen Dubaldo’s Music Center erl to the class of 1971 at the grin. It had all beep planned in - j Music Man and Ward Music Co. Students gree—Adults 52.00 University of Notre Dame, advance, and the actual produc South Bend, Ind., where he will tion was substantially os Wag be a pre-'med student. ner had envisioned it. To tell 3. MANDATORY LOCKING 6 p C A R S RIB CUT Dooley is a member of the the truth, it was stodgy, as are senior class at East Catholic many productions at ^yreuth, the Wagnerian shrine. High School In Manchester and iM j mn How many times have you read it in ypur daily paper... “g(^9nan is a member of the National I never saw eye to eye with Now Honor Society, Wieland Wagner’s staging. I had Bhowlnc to o escapes in stolen car” ... *‘teen-agefs steal car for fatal 3<^^de.*' PORK CHOPS the opportrmity of meeting him Manchester Evening Herald once and discussing his produc TEL. 643-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST. REAR OF THEATER A key left in the ignition is an invitation to break the law and mudh^anlWcutrcMf - t | South Windsor Correspondent, tion of Meisterslnger with him T’ues. - Fri. "Boys’’ at 6dC5-8:6S, Shorts at 6:15-8:36 kill or maim innocent victims on our highways. Legi^atiOn Anne Lyons, tol. 644-8682. at Bayreuth. His contention was that in order to survive, operatic tim epiece. should be enacted providing penalties for the carel^ driver HOSPITAL SWEAR IN staging must b® In modem 12nd WEEKIlHELD OVER! 2nd WEEkTY manner. His sets’ and costumes who leaves his car unlocked for the use of kids or mminals. It FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) — HURRY! MUST END SATUttDAY! ^ j And if you did) Four New Mexico state legisla is part of our responsibility to do everything we c ^ to cut down tors took toedr oaths of office In a hospital room. yo u d b e asking lo r the senseless carnage on pur Connecticut road^ IrOt’s pass the State Sen. Don Hargrove, a An Extraordinary Motion Pk tm l ' Republican, was hospitalized car-locking biU this year last month. Three oHieir legisla trouble. tors went to his room Monday An Emrience You’U Never Foryetf for a Joint swearing-in cere U O U JA I^ D ADMISSION ' ' ' The "works” In an Accutron* timepiece consist o f • mony. Chlldron, under 12 ...... (.75e Lb. Adults ...... Regular ^rlM tuning fork, 11 other moving parts, a battery, a transistor. and a little circuit. • i v, l i There’s no mainspring, no hairspring. N o balanw In a brief ten-year period, we have had 465,000 traffic apbidenti^ on our BARRiCiNI WALT DISNEY wheel. N o big collection o f mechanical watch parts affected exclusively at presents \ . by temperature, by humidity, by oil and dirt a M wrar. HNE FOR BRAZING OR BAKING Liggett Drug EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT The tuning fork keeps the time, instead o f the balance Connecticut roads...with more than 255,000 people injured and over PARKADE wheel. (5 P.M. TO 9 P.M.) It vibrates 360 times to a second. Aeemtoo (A standard balance wheel inan- nmtaciDffc ages only 5 vibrations to a second,) ■ 8,000 killed. Is there any way to stop this tragic loss? The Insurance A nd the time is guaranteed ac Old-MllMMd curate within one minute a month.^ bahnciiphMl About'2 seconds a day. , ,,, . Companies of Connecticut think so...and certainly the least w© can do is F IS H F R Y T^e parts in- an Accupron timepiece m ay nog DC IMPORTED ““"y’ 1 .' ... I 1 But they’re doing ev e^ h ln g righfc pai^ these minimum safety bills now. From better driver training to ITALIAN All You Gan Eat another >1.19 •dHuambW btn^ $150^ periodic examinations for driver fitness to safer You Wonderful Boneless Fillets TOMATaiS come INSURANCE first y Fried ta a crisp .golden brown. oars...let’s urge legislation to protect ourselves COIV1PAN1ES PEELED French Fried Potatoes • Cole Stew 1 t r e a s u r e OF SUPER Tartar Sa^ce • Rolls anchButter CONNECTICUT SHOP and our children against murder by motor. COCKTAILS SERVISD AT ^OTH RESTAVRANTS MB MANCHESTERT It’s a'wonderful world. Let’s LIVE in it. 3 ^ Z . I V I . B . 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yUGE lO U I CHESTER EVEN1NG‘HJSRALD, MA^GHE^TER;>C6NN^ TUESDAY, JANUABY 8, , j also had vialble sigh 6^ injury, he lost coritrbt of his Vehlcla 11 Accidents and so did UoJuiston, police say. and hit the parked cAr. X ' i T X - • _____ ‘ ■' . -X \ A third oar Involved in the The front biunper of a car i Surgefy Stills Waman’s Voice ipjshap, one driven by Roger driven by Mrs. MaiMeUa H. On W eekend Bedard, 19, of 142 Eldridge st:> Sfchlag of Old Sa^rbroolt was sustained minor damage and danwged after the vehjcie Wt a Ml^fled Phone'Appeal Fails Pohee inesUgated ll accldwts neither the driver nor his pas- stone marker Oh, Charter Oak over the th^-day New Year oenger were reported injured. st. Saturday morning., Police ■yt /■ weekend. Six persons were in- Police say the say the vehicle hit , a show bank.- X ^Fire Giaim^ Cancer Viictim ju re d 'a s 'a result of the mis- heading west pn Tolland as it wm traveling west on . ______1. j Tpke., and the Johnston car Charter Oak St,, the operator HOIiiAiro, Mich. (AP) — living room chair, had extin- Ps> . g to police, .and traveling east, when John^ lost.cohtrol, the cari’hlt the stone jM iet Meeuwaen, 55, recently ^ ''h e d itseW from lack of air /- x l
.i4, .'1 ., .: ’r r" . i - / i ■\‘ • 0 f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 3,. 1967 . PAGE SEVEN PAGE s i x :' MANGHESfER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY,,JANUARY 3, 1967 •* ^ ^ nlng at the Hillery Funeral Franoo., Perhaps It was the failure, o ). Home, s His Complaint Heard Shopping Area Obituary Money^ Jewelry.^ Skis the ^ree, democretio world to. set this Connecticut | ^ ' Ekiwarfl J. Brown ' ' “Hello, ■ Governor Demp Asks Change to score right which helped set the s ta ^ 'T.OLLAND — Mward J. sey? 'This is Gerald R. Free Stolen pver Weekend for the cold war. •* Yankee^ Brown, 64,- of Milford,.father of- man down at Manchester [ndustrial Zon^ HBiuiSjpl^rnTO But a softer judgment Is that time Skis, -guns, ■ cash,- jewelry, ;C6imectibut Gbop Farmer's As SOUTH WINDSOR — John iM-s. David Strauss o f Tolland, Mqrporial Hospital- I want Of Oswald Slayer }9 Blssell Street does*-many things, even in soothing the > ^l/lsella, 69, o f Wpst Hartford,; to • complain. of. bad ambu- and a stereo record player sociation at 10- Apel Pi. Police An’'qpplTcatIon'‘h(la bs6n filed lancheiter. ^nn. By A f l O . di(*d Synday at Jlilford Hospi ■ iB r. PfefiOUSON savagei*y. of world affailre. ■’ father of 'Samuel Lisella' of al \ditued at more than $L10Q iaid the thief; apparently , en-' with tH« Tew^ Planning Com tal. He was president of the lanfce service given to a IR R,, PBRQU80N South Wlndsou, died Salurdtiy. friend. . —were;, 'Stoldfi • during -the tered the building through a mission ^TT'C) for a Change) to (Continued Rom ^age One) ^ Publish^. ,;ft,,m ay’ even be accepted, eome day, farmer Arnold - College in New. wanted to attain “ clstss," a Founded October. 1 lUl ^JSuring the 1966 Connecticut at Hartford Hospital. past few.«'days- from homes, ddo;r op the south side. Business Ztee HI for a parcel even by the'm ost liberal anti-Franco Hpven and Milford. ’ This is . how a ^telephone ______ri— ■At SZ. Ruby was knowij'as the word he Used frequently .in de- /Campaign, there was- cbnsider> Survivors also include his bus(nesse»- ahd a car/ ' 'A''P.ii:arette machine In the In the Klng\^ Broad Shopping , Plifallehed Elvery Bvtning Except Sundays firebrands, that It has been better to Survivors also 'jnclude his conversation between Gov. Center, now in\Industrial Zone, operator qf the Carousel Club, ® scribing people wl)o Impressed. ’ - Rolldayi. Entered-at the Pon Office at able a.nd continual - sparring Wife, a daughter, tivo stepsons, Dempsey ■'and Freeman, 21, Police aJw reported two stol hallway »was pried and an imde-^ ^.''MBn'chener, Conn., as Second Clas* Mall leave the Spanish people enslaved these over the -is/iue 'of cam p ai^ wife, a son, another daughter, en cars and recovery of two The parcel from the tough guy who acted a* his own him. V Matter, -n, . - a stepdaughter, a sister and of 71 ,S. Main St., might termined' amount of change ' 30 ^yearcj, making only such faint de funds and expenditures. T h e. a brother and nine grandchil bther.s. - ■ new U. A. C ln e ^ ^ to King’s, bouncer and would throw you George Senatof;. who shared . seven grandchildren. have 'gone—if it weren't for taken, they said. Offices ■ up SUBSCRIPTION RA*rES grees df, progress toward freedom that two parties and candidates dren. . . i A thief witn\expenslve tastes stairs were ransacked, they re and embraces' a cbmpjex jOf out If you ‘‘looked at the girls an Oak- Cliff apartment with Payable In Advance ____ Funeral services wefie held -the polibe.,^. . ■threatened each other with full *The funeral wiir ;^ ; held to recently took the record play ported. stores. The app.llcatiomwas sUb- wrong’’ and a “ Damon Runyon Ruby-when the Oswald killing One Year ...... 112.00 very few of them still dare stay home this morning at D’Esopo Funer They intervened after they Six'-Months ...... '.... 11.00 exposure examples, in whidlt- al Chapel, 235 . Wethersfield morrow at 10 a.m,; at the Cody- er and jewelry valued at $520' A gasqline station OTvried -by milted by Neil Ellis a ^ Mrs. type who would give you the occurred, said Ruby never took Three Month* ...... 6.80 w^en Franco tells them to go out and received a ''telephone call each threatened to tell all and .4^e., Hartford.- Burial.-Was in White Funeral 'Hom.e,'-,10^ Bibad., from xa xhome at 42 St; Jaine.s Leon, L^Blanc at 55^ Oakland Seymour Kaplan, ow ners^-the shirt off his.back." any part Iq politics, ' ‘I doubt It One Month ...... 1.15 vote, than it would have -been to move from the ^lospltali that Free- thereby challenge the other to-, -.Soldiers Field, Fairvfew Ceme- St., Milford, with- a Mass of St. owhpd by Mrs. Dotty Gib St. ‘ was the target of a thief l^rid. X Hq ■ usually carried a pistol, he ever voted much,’’. Senator In with violence and kill a certain num man was allegedly talking MEMBER OF similar honesty. The political fery, West Hartford. . - requiem at St: Mary’s Chiinch son Perrett. Police reported the sornetlme bet.ween Saturday The-Request will be schedjH;- t^iends said, but had never been said, TMn.THE ASSOCIATEDADOUv;iA 1 au PRESSrne-ra ber of people and ravage .g certain por boisterously while trying ''to The Aisoclated Presa 1* exclusive:cluslyely entitled warfare, at one point, even got Mflford, at ,10:30. Burial will ^ thief entered a window on the and yesterday,., but entry wa?' ed for a ■'public hearing at ^\known to use it until he. darted But when Ruby was asked contacf'the governor to com-, to the use of r'-publlcstion of U1 news dls- tion of the land In order to. bring to dow n, to questioning the au Mrs. Edward F.-^-Kodes fn St: M iry’s Cemetery, Mi'- terrace why* the house was un gained apparently, police re future ■ meeting of the TPC. -lietwe'en Oswald’s police'escorts ■whey he killed Oswal(J,)ie said _patches______credited______to it.. or not ...othsrw erwfee credit ■plain of bad ambulance serv A .Stanley Green Restaurant and shot him onceMn the abdo- it was to spare Mrs../John F. ed In this paper and also the Idcal^ newe pub them the gift of freedom. Would we thenticity of the names being : • Mrs. Jeanne Kasulkl Kodes, ford. ' ice, given to a friqnd. occupied, sometime, between ported. Police said someone lished here.______..... will be’ opened In the shopping Kennedy the Nmgulsh: of having really believe, after these 30 years, that' attached to some reported con 36. of 38 St. died Sunday . Friends may call at the fu He, was ’charged at 1:14 6:30 p.m. Saturday and 5 a.m. broke a window on the' north All rlghis nt repubticatlon ot special die- area and if the zone'change is RubjC friends and enemies to go back to\DAllas for Os- patches herein are also reserved. ' _ it would have been better for the Span tributions, , and, even' worse, at St. FVaiicis Hospital, Hart neral home- today from 3 to 9 a.m. Sunday with 'intoxica Sunday, 'and . stole two dia-; side. , - , ■ granted, the restaurant will be alike a ^ e d , was a man who wald’s murder trial. ish pepple to’’be dead thaii allye under down to the biisiness of expos ford. She the wife of Ed p.m-. ' - tion and is scheduled tq ap- mond rings, a , bracelet, the ' Police reported another ■ at The Herald Prinung Company. ino., aa^ aumea no financial responsibility, for typor\ Kfanco? ing the exact "techniques by ward F. Ko^^. ’ epear in Manchester Circuit stereo, and asso|rted: liquor. tempted break at & in a position to- apply lor a res------\ ^ ^ “ "T’ ^ IT graphical ttrers appearing In advertisements which commercial'interests un Mrs. Kode.s. was bom jn Man / Johq' Colton court 12 Jari. 16. The'theft was I discovered by Lynch Florists at 145 Main St. taurant liquor permit. Liqiidr and other Teading matf^^r in The Manchester / BOLTON - - John Colton, 52, pqrmiu are .not permitted in Evening Hersld. \ i der the supervision of the state chester, Oct. 29, 1930, a daugh- Manchester police learned Mrs. Perrett about 5 a.m. after They said three pry riiarks were North ^ans Peace Talks^ of Old Lyme. broUier of Mrs. Manchester In Industrial Zones, were approac'hcd for contribu '-ter of Bernard and Catherine/ later from state police that she and friends returned home. discovered on the back door, FiiU service client of . N. X , *- Service- Inc. Richard Bejry of* Bolton, died but they are -permitted in' Busi .The Julius As Destinies Turn tions to be dedicated to th# Sv.’eatland Kasulki, and was edr Freeman had actually con She told police she went to play but that the thief had not en Publiehers Representative*sentatlve\ - Sunday at Lawrence and Me ness III zones. Mathews Special Wencyrency — Noew York Chi- proposition of Seeing .that the ucated in . Manchester sch(^s.' tacted ,a state trooper-tele the record player and dis tered the store. Apparently the cago, Detroit and Boston. How many of us, here in America, morial Hospital. New - London. .Stanley Green is a restaurant future administration of such Slie had been a secretary at phone operator in the gover covered it mi-ssing. break took place srmetime be 20,242 VC Defected trace or know families whiqh owe thelf' He built and at one' time owned chain with headquarters in War MEMBER AUDIT-BUREAU OF CIRCULA state supervisory ' services Coml>ustion Eilgineering.^-Wind'- nor’s office.' Two pairs of skis valued at tween Saturday and yesterclav. TIONS. ^ original coming, to this country to some 6or. arid operated Colton’.-; Restau- $500 were stolen about 11:45 wick, R. I. would be in the hands of ca ______r____ Another attempted break !Furopean's Instinct, during the last cen She w'Us ^ a member of St. raiit-.al Old Lyme. He also own a.m. Sunday from a cur parked took place during the same ■vV pable, efficient, and under ed the Connecticut Yankee Last Year, Says U.S. Display advertising closing hours: tury, to escape from having to go standing public servants. Bridget’s Clmrch, and treasurer Tolland ‘ on Park St. The owner, Kcnnet^ time period ?t • Progress've For— --Monday.— - 1 p.m. PVldayFrli._, Restaurant and Motel at Nian- through, or having, their sons go \ AH this campaign furor, con of the Little Miss Softball riajihin.son of 303 Oakland St. Electric Go. at 143 Main St. Po Turcotte Trial (Conttnued from Page-Qnc) For Tuceday — 1 p.m. Monday. tic, and was associated with the For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. ■ through, the obligation of peacetime tinually threatening, disturbing League. told police he checked the car lice said a prv mark was found tinez, 47, was killed Sunday For "^uraday — 1 p m, Wednesday. Gtbdspeod Opera Hoa=;e Rbstau- Car Flips Over, To Start Feb. 14 and improvement in pay and peeks into the never-never land Survivors, besides her hus al 11:45 afld discovered them on the back door. when a car in which he was For Friday — 1 p m. Thursday. military service? Thnt’. E.ost Haddam. - ‘ missing when he checked again conditions of sei'vicc, For Saturday - 1 p.m. Friday. whkre so much of any political band, include two daughters, Driver Charged A I960 Gomel station wagon,' A motion this morning by' a riding struck a utility pole in Classified deadllne;'^10;30 a.m each day of It was, one has been told, a very fre ■ Survivors also include his A South Vietnamese spokes campaign money “ originates, Donna Jean Kodes and Tracy 10 minutes later. stolen Sunday from 77 Eldridge state’s prosecuting attorney to Meriden. In that accident, the . publication except Saturday — 9 a.m. quent reason for emigration to this free wife, a son, two daughters, an Merchandise valued at $58.42 man reported that a Viet Cortg promised very little' reaK politi Elizabeth Kodes, both at home; A New York City man es St., was recovered by East have Richard E. Turcotte Jr. driver of the car, Felix Q. Vas- country, which so steadfastly resisted a paternal grandmother, Mrs. other sister and two grandchil- and $30 in cash was stolen re force of about 35 men crossed Tuesday, January 3 cal advantage to anybody, but caped injury yesterday when Hartford police the s;vme day. undergo psychiatric exantina quez, 29, of Meriden, was Imitating the militaristic regimes of the Jennie Kasulki of Manchester; cently from the Village Sports into South Vietnam' from Cam- lots of\ embarrassment on all the car he was driving flipped The car was taken while it tion met opposition by Tur- b^ ia“ ”today ‘ and‘“ a M u cte r‘l5 charged With, negligent homi- old world. _ and a brother, Bernard J. Kasul Funeral services wrff.^^'v^eld over while passing another on Store at 977 Main St. was parked with the keys in the sides. ' tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. cone’s defense counsel in Hart- Vietnamese civilians m cldc. The fact that this was one great na ki of East Hartford. (the Wilbur Cross Highway. Police said two Grosman ignition sometime between 1 It raisei^ three questions,-tha kirk and Whitney Funerar ford Superior Gourt. border hamlet. And a 17-vear-ol.d boy, Peter Target? Or Cover-up? tion In which there was no conscription .The funeral will be held to- Police' identified the driver guns, a man's blue .sweater, a.m, and 6:30 a.m. Police re first whether the Mew era of Home, 776 Fai-mington Ave., TurcoCte's. counsel, Sanford J. The' s'p^kesman said the Viet f.', was one of our most famous and most niorrow at 8:15 a.m. from the is Ogden Conkey, 31. Police and packages of Grosman pow- covered it on Mill Rd. In East The most significant and effective purported fqll disclosure might West Hartford. The Rev. Jphn Plepler of Manchester, was un Cong entered the community of k^cd when his car left the road Flolmes Funeral Home, 400 erlets, were stolen. The thief Hartford. judgment that could be rendered on prized freedoms. not dry up some of the tradi P. Matliis, pastor of Wilson said he is scheduled to appear available for comment at .pi'ess- ario flippedfli over several times htajn St.; with a solemn high entered the building by an un A 1962 Buiclc convertible Go Dau Ha, in Tay ,Ninh Prov Now. in a, dispatch from Bonn, tVest tional sources/of party income, Ccngreigational Church, will of in Manchester Circuit Court 12 time today. Saturday. Gongreasman Adam Clayton Powell M a ^ o f requiem at St. Bridget’s locked rqar hatchway and owned by Janies E. Powers of ince, just before daybreak, kid Germany,^ We are Invited to contem the second tha\ of how, if tha ficiate. Burial will be in the Mt. Jan. 23. rie is charged with fail State's Attorney John La- naped the Vietnamese from an would be that of his qwn constituents, Cijurch\at 9. Burial will be in St. kicked in a panel in a basement East Hartford was stolen some plate how much times, circumstances Income still flowed in, the ac- • Pleasant section of Zion Hill ure to drive in the established Belle said today that the two open-air market and withdrew or his own parishioners, for that :mat- Bridget’.4\Cemetory. wooden door. The cash .was time between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. counting for it 'wq.s to be man Cemetery, Hartford. Military lane. attorneys had not resolved their across the Cambodian -border, ter. They have had repeated opportuni and nations, have changed. • Friends njay call at the fu taken from the cash register, yesterday while it was parked aged, and the third that of honors will be accorded at disagreement. - Over the weekend, the Cam- The news from ’West Germany Is that neral home tonight from 7 tp 9. police reported. on Armory St., police said. A ties to Judge hiru; at the polls, only last whether we were \o leam, at graveside. Turcotte, 29, was scheduled to bodian government charged West German emigration to the Unit A boy's copper and black col general broadcast has been scat November, Uiey showed no hesitancy in last, what aotuallA is spent, Leslie Stpirs Friends may call at the fu- Bolton go on trial today for the Sept, ‘tbai u.S. and South Vietnamese ed States dipped sharply last year, “in ored bicycle was reported stol out. continuing him a.s their representative these days, in a iwlltjcal cam r.eral home tonight from 7 to 9. 22 shotgun shooting of his wife, helicopters and light planes Leslie Stpirs, 76, of 21 en Friday. Tracy Gole of 189 at Washington. This means that, so far, part because of the unwillingness of paign. , Wrights Line, Glastonbury, TwO-Car Crash Glenwood St. told police the A 1965 Rambler station wag Marie. He is charged with first carrying ground troops attacked many young Germans to face tlje on. stolen Thursday from .his constituents refuse to acknowledge Some sort of answer has been , died Sunday at Manchester Me Mrs. Ilia Mankin bike was left in the breezeway degree murder. the village of Ba Thu just inside American military draft and possible Philip J. McLaqghlin of 14 anything really Important in conduct gdven, we suppose, by the offi morial Hospital. Mrs. Ina RiChman Mankin, 73, Brings Arrest of his. home. Turcotte will be pres^r ! fcambodia, killed three or four service in 'Vietnam.’’ cial filing
his 66th pint of blood at Blood- that the company’s three reaar-. Holl St. and NoHnan ft. Hand- ers ' January mobile visit to become a seven- voirs are mil to the brUn--.The field of Coventry retire from-Hoops, manager of .'cited for 28 yenrs of— -•! gallon donor. MEIC Youth Coun-. American Legion vote's to reno- Connecticut A r m y National New England Telephone uo. dlrisctor'for the ..Newington S. Rq] B. Weiss Is sv'om oil selects Robert Digan, school vate its building and parking lot Guard after a total o f njore branch; Elverett- J. dospltal for Crl . • ^ Ui as Chester’s third geh- attendance officer, as its perma- at 20 Leonard St., built In 1939. than 68 years of service. presld^t of the,- savings Bm '^fContintied from PAffo Elgfit) Hooks Johnston elected eral' man: Deputy Mayor, nent adult advisor.. The Mpst 26. Manchester’s Memorial ^ 10. Existing businessmen of of Atahchester; OlintOn W. president of the Cosmopolitan Atty. Wendy Board of directors adopts ordi Rev. Bernard Ratsirnamotoana, 'Tree Planting Program spon- the North End glyen priority general manager* of Colonia Club. Mrs. Dori|i Schefisch elect Swanson daughter of Mr. and nance increasing .the number of M. S;, DD., bishop Of the di- sored by the Manchester Gar- for forming a corporation for Board Co., and Dr. Douglas H. ed prtsident of Manchester Fine Mrs. Hugh Swanson, 138 Gien- voting districts in town Trom ocese of Morondava, Madagas- den Club and the Chamber of the development of a shopping Smith. - .Art Aesociatlon. ‘ wood St., is first baby of 1966 car. Is a guest at the home of Commerce may become a na- center in their renewal area, jam ea Olekslw, a seventh five to seven, Bernard H. El 23. Miss P it Denne.'Miss Con- bom at Manchester Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Matt M.' Mor- tional demonstration project un- and have been Invited to a grade student at Assurftptlw man gets 50-year Masonic j>lh ^ nectlcqt.'^a West Hartford rehl- Hc{|pital. Harold 'E. Xufkington iarty, 76 Forest St. der a recently exacted federal meeting to explore the propos- junior High' School, awarded at meeting of Manchester !(Sfent formerly of Manchester, promoted to ^sistant mana^ng 17. State Highway Department beautification program. Bernard al. second prize in the junior phys- Lodge of Masons. Mrs. Doris riimler-up in the Miss USA pag editor and Alexander GireUi to Informs town that it will go Felton, administration assistant H- Mrs. John C. Rleg- of jpaj division of the Northern Hogan and Louis Gamache city editor in staff changes an h&med 'Teacherk of tile Year” eant. ahead with a Wyllys St. inter- at Manchester Memorial Hospl- Eastland Dr. and Albert T. <;-onnecticut Science Fair, 24. Manthekter Board of Edu nounced by Herald co-publisher change for the relocation of Rt. tki, resigns his post to become a Heavisides of 57 Baldwin Rd. 29. Manchester Board of Ed- at BeAnet Junior High School.. cation’s nindx;members unani and editor Thomas F. Ferguson. 6 despite local oppositian. A consultant in the Medicare sec- elected worthy matron and pa- ucation, meeting to consider the 14. C. Elmore Watkins, pres mously approve'-qf town’s par 4. Town receives final approv five-year capital improvements tion at Travelers Insurance Co. tron of Temple Chapter, Order controversial state - sponsored ident of Watkins Bros., Inc., ticipation in the twqyear exper al for more than $43,000 in fed budget for the toWh's schools 28. Atty. David M. Barry of Eastern Star. ^ proposal to bus some 300 Hart- awarded the Chamber of Com iment for educating disadvan eral and state funds to finance totaling $866,000 approved 'by sworn in as senator from the . 12. William Rood of 2 Ste- non-white children into sub merce “M” plaque for meri taged. Hartford children irt subur a program of aid for economi board of education. M ^chester Fourth Senatorial Disti%t at phens St. elected presit^nt of 'urban schools next fall, finds it- torious service to the town. Dr. ban schools. Directors of the 8th cally disadvantaged children at Interfaith ^ cia l Adtion'Council State Capitol by Secretary of the Manchester Rotary Club. gg.f faced by a wall of opposi- Charles E. Jacobson' Jr., a .District ask Manchester Rede-, Lincoln,' Nathan Hale and Rob deSignates Thomas C. Weaver State Ella Grasso. Town’s ad- 1'^- Russell A. Wright, head jion by more than townSpeo- 100 Manchester urologist,, elected velopmient Agency to consider ertson Schools, and St. James’ as chairman of the newly, just^. net taxable Grand List.of the business education de- pje.-Board of education agrees- president o ( the. Hartford Coun providing a ‘hew site for the fire- Parochial School. George T. La- formed "Open Occupancy Houk- cut by $205,316 to a total of parbnent at Manches^r High ^ ^ request by 42 town ty Medical Association. ^ house which piay be affected by Bonne Jr. of Glastonbury in ing Committee.” Four Manches- ^80,406,949, still the highest in f°r 3^ years,^notifies hoard of g^ucational secretaries that Us 16. Joseph Garinan ‘ elected- f e 4 v i i North‘^nd Redevelopment at its stalled president of Manchester ter High School seniors, Judith the town’s history. The Jensen education that he intends to re- professional a.s.sociation, the chalrman of the Retail Division present Main St. location. Rob Kiwanis Club. Naachke, William Palmer, Greg- Building Coi^. of Manchester tire from teaching in June. Manchester Association of Edu- of the Chamber of Commerce. ert McGarity elected, president ory Moberg and Michael Dixon, -wbmits low bid, approximately ' 15. Board of education en- g^uonal Secretaries, be recog- 5. Board of directors votes un- 18. Harry F. Smith named of the Manchester Junior Cham animou.sly to build a Manches and two East Catholic High 365,000, for construotion of a dorses proposal for a new 12- representative in caipp director for this summer’s ber of Commerce. ^ School seniors, Bruce DuBols swimming poo} and, related fa- room elementary school to be negotiations with the board, ter Green Firehpilse at the Law- slx-'week operation at Manches 25. Walter SchuVtheis elected ton-Weaver Rds. site, author and Everett Newton, are named ciUties on the Waddell School built on a 20-acre town-owned j^pgrt Z. Stavnitsky endorsed ter’s Camp Kennedy. president of the Lutz Junior Mu izes General Manager Robert finalists .in the National Merit grounds. site ,ln St^ executive committee of the area. Jack Goldberg resigns his QQp Committee for elec- General Manager Robert seum. Weiss to accept a deed to the Scholarship competition. Man welss announces reclassification . 26. Seven senior scouts of property and instructs him to New Town Manager and Mrs. Robert Weiss meet municipal employes. chester Green School’s newspa post on the Manchester Rede- board of directors, to velopment Agency. Robert M. yy ^gegted on Feb. 23 of the' position of detective ser Troop,25 awarded Eagle badg prepare specifications and to ad per, "Green Globe,” and Keeney March geant In the police department es; David Mosley, Wesley vertise for construction bids. ■vice president and F. Paul Chapter. Manchester, In its first Supt. William Curtis’ 1966-67 School’s “ Keeney Kapers” won Bantley, vice president , of the ^ Harlan. D. Taylor. 1. Board of educa,tion gives Bantly Oil Co., fleeted chair- gg pi-edpHck Lowe, presi- to detective lieutenanti the posi Miles, Thomas Ellason, Stephen Board of directors votes 8-1 to Coope Its assistant . trea.surer. try, has been named top winner budget request for $6,054,000, second and third place, respec- tion is held by Joseph Sartor. Cone, David Dixon, Douglas in the U.S. in the -25,000-50,000 the, highest in its history. State lively, in the Connecticut Tuber- a-Pproval to proposed $76,000 ex- "16^1 Division of the Manchester Community authorize the general manager Republican Louis F. Champeau 20. Board of directors accepts Hartin, and John Oatrout. Man population class in the 37th an- Rep. Paul B. Groobert named culosis and Health Association's P®4isiou of . business and other Chamber of Commerce for the (;;;oiiege among three educators to advertise for bids for the con appointed Uo the Board of Tax quitcla'im deed to property on chester Civic Chorale makes de nual National Cleanest Tp'wn chief moderator for the Feb. 17 2^th Annual School Press Proj- 'vocational courses at Manches- 1966-67 year. appointed by Gov. John Demp- struction of a new swimming Review for the term which ex Lawton and Weaver Rds. and but at concert of-sthe- Manches pool and baUihouse at the Wad pires in November 1967. Achievement Award Contest, election, called in the eight ect. Niiie officials from Uganda, fo*" High School, which would 16. General Manager Robert to the State Commission on allocates $3,000 for the cost .of ter Civic Orchestra. John Risley dell School. ; Executive board of Man sponsored by^the Clean Up-Paint towns of the 4th Senatorial Dis- one frorh Nigeria and three from financed through federal and Weiss is chopping approximate- Cooperation with Federal Au- 20 preliminaiy plans and specifica and Mrs. Herbert W. Robb re chester Democratic Town Com- Up & Fix Up' Bureau of ,Wash- trict to name a successor to the Farm Credit Service tour funds. William H.- Boyle, ly $300,000 from the board of thorities in Matters Pertaining 7. William H. .Curtis, Man tions lor instruction of a new ceive pins for 50 years of mem 'mittee votea to ^ recommend to 48, appointed town director of education's 1966-67 budget re- to Higher Education. Robert chester’s superintendent of ington, D.C. Miss Patricia Ri- Fred Doocy, elevated to the post the C. R. Burr and Co. Nur- Manebester Green Firehouse. bership in Temple Chapter, Or the membership that it give full recreation at a starting annual qu^st and is recommending a Loomis elected president of achools, elated president of the oux. East Catholic High School of Lieutenant Governor. Cmdr. series at 276-N. Main St. Board of directors votes unani der of Eastern Star. support to Deputy Mayor David senior, wins title of Connecticut Robert M. Thompson of the U.S. salary of $7,480. The Rev. Ken- s&ool budget totaling $5,762,- Manchester Council of Chufflhes. American Association of School 18. Deputy Mayor David M. mously for a resolution favoring 27. Town Counsel Irving Aron Barry for nomination to the post Junior Miss and the right to rep- Na-vy, formerly of Manchester, neth W. Steere, pastor of Spring 901. Board of directors approve gupt. of Schools 'Wflliaiti Administrators. The' Rev. Jo Barry elected by a large plu Case Mt. acquisition 'and au son rules that the integral parts of state senator from the 4th dis resent the state at the America named commanding officer of Glen Church, Hamden, named the adoption of an amended h . Curtis, speaking at a public seph E. Bourcet of Windsor rality state senator" from the thorizes application for prelim (departmental appropriations) trict. Junior Miss finals at Mobile, Patrol Squadron 42 at Marine ask)ciate minister of Center country club ordinance which information session on the pro- accepts call to become pastor of 4th District to serve the unex inory funds for the “ Open-Space of the 1968-67 General Fund Ala. Corps Air Station, Iwakuni, Ja Oongregational Church. will give the Manchester Coun- posed $6 million school budget,"' Ctoncordia Lutheran Church. 21. Glln A, perich, postmster pired term, to Jan. 4, 1967, va Program.” Board of directors budget are valid, and recom pan. Democratic Town Commit 2. General Manager Robert ^*'5' ®- 25-year lease to charges that the state is not Kenneth A. Royce, son of Mr. of a subStatifm in Buckland 23 cated last month bjf L t Gov. _ - ■vr.w.v, i iqqi accepts resignation of Jack mends that a public hearing be tee unanimously endorses pro- shouldering its share of the bur and Mrs. Rowland Royce, elect-!, years, retiring In 1964, dies at TTrpS T Dnonv of ctniith Wind Weiss says he Will immediately expire March 1, 199,1. Goldberg from the Manchester held to revalidate the $80,000 possil to increase town’s five Fred J. D oow of South Wind „g_,jf„ Loral 1579 of the Inter Federal funds totaling $20,- den for school support. ed master- councilor of John age 60. Manchester Education February sor. George T LaBonne, GOP certify Local 1579 of the Inter- ^ 6 * • Redevelopment Agency and ap Capitol Improvement Fund Mather Chapter, Order of De- Association’s negotiating team voting districts to seven. fho r-iootnn national Association of Fire- nnance towns r-rojeci ‘ item, which he calls “ not an in- . ,C e n t e r Congregational majority leader of the Glaston- ^ a f L-CIO to be the ex- Head Start II, program of aid points Edward J/ .Sweeney,* Molay. and board of education hold 1 9. A public hearing has been tegp-al part of the budget.” Gen Church votes to sell Us present bury Town Counoil and presi- **&“*prs ASL-OlU w t>e the ex culturallv and economicallv chairman of thex6 ilizens Advis . Manchester Country Club talks on teacher, salary schedule scheduled for March 1 on pro- /- O' T A Sen elusive representative of town culturally and economically April eral manager; recognizes Local 8 parsonage at 105 Chestnut "St. ory Committee, to take his accepts Invitation by British for next yeaf but get bogged KJi.. pggg(j amendmcnts to the Man- eint/iS n MnncViPcter inmirnnce firemen for Collective bargain- disadvantaged pre-school ehil- 991, State, County and Municl- and purchase a clat^s, a Manchester insurance purposes. Board of direc- *^rendren receives receives approvalapproval from from the the 1. i. Republican Robert Z. Stav- place. American Club to use the lat down in confusion stemming four.bedroom g^g^^g^ ^lub lekse or ■ pal Employes, AFL-CIO, as the house for a new parsonaga. tors a c c ^ resignation of GOP Washington Oftice of Ecwomic nitsky elected a inember of the 21. Alton L. Blakeslee, science C. Elmore Watkins receives Chamber M Award. ter’s facilities on Maple St. un from recent state leg;lslation on dinance, which, if sole bargaining agent for all 2 Following a public hejlring ^„uld give the club a T e w '^ S Opportunity. Robert P. Fuller, town'board of directors for the and medical writer for the As- til the country club facilities, teacher - board relationships. town employes, with e^(ceptions, 3. Claren’ce''E. Schiebel of'Ver- President of Colonial Board Co., unexpired Cfe.rm ending Nov. 1 . soclted Press, addresses the an casualty as then Wfayor Francis Mahoney takes ceremonial plunge unceremoniously. recently destroyed by fire, are Manchester Country Club mem with more than 156 dissiderfts to yggp igggg Empire Tool and 3. Earl C. Bieu of Manchester, yamping the downto'wn business following a rulin.g by the State bers pledge about $30,000 in trict’ In the November elections. elected most excellW high appointed chairman ~ST project Town signs a working agree nual meeting of the Manchester a State Prison inmate talented district is expected to co$t about Board of Labor Relations deny;^ rebuilt. proposed amendments to the ^ fg. Co. signs contract with 19. Town of Manchester fire- . _ ° _ '‘proti >■ o miamho,. ----- , ...i,,. ---- ,— bonds toward rebuilding and., priest of Delta Chapter, Royal PROD,” • a Chamber of Com ment with the Manchester Hous Memorial Hospital Women’s with Norman Fe ,15. Thirteen students award who demoted hus life to many Isadore Radding of 39 Quaker 10. Fire early Sunday morn town’s pension plan, the board Green Manor Construction Co. in wood carving and a model of 16.6 rnillion of which the town’s ing a petition by the JdunicfpsfT renovating the club's facilities, men, in election supervised by Arch Masons. Mrs. Alfred Rit merce committee which stands ing Authority permitting it to Auxiliary with a talk entitled. time consultant. ed associate degrees at Man forms of music, dies, Dr. Doug- Rd. is elected president of Tem-- ing destroys Interior and stock of directors, on a motion by Re- g’g fl^st tenant at the hew good behavior, has his 8-20 year share is not quite $2 million. Employes Group seeking'"recog- gutted Ih a Dec. 21 fire. C. Paul the State Board of Labor Rela ter, 45 Chester Dr., elected for “ Promote Renewal of Down apply for the building of a maxi Scienito M d Medicine sentence, incurred after he was according to estimates by the nition 4. A second group'of business chester Communinty College’s las J. Roberts Jr. re-elected pie Beth Sholom, succeeding of Manchester Cycle Shop, 153 pubUcan Harlan Taylor, takes Industrial Park, as bargaining agent for Quimby, former Manchester re.s- tions, approves formation of president of the Manchester town.” mum of 200 more units of hous men, headed by Aldo Pagani, second graduation ceremony. president of the Manchester Unit Atty. Philip Bayer. .. W. Middle ’Tpke., and puts three no action on ^ the proposed g^uce Burke, 229 Autumn St., «««* * . ’■ found guilty of armed robbery Manchester Redevelopment its 56’members. ident and son of Dr. Clarence amendments and votes to send Local 1579 of the International Emblem Club. 18. Detailed engineering for ing for the elderly. expresses interest in construct Syndicate of Connecticut Bank of the American Cancer’ Society. 11. John J. Hutchinson Is ex- other busta^ss establishments in receives Eagle award at Award Coloniti package Store Agency. 28. North Manchester Devel- P. Quimby who was principal the proposals back to tho pen Association of Firefighters 4!’ Richard C. Rothwell, vice tile relocation and improve- 2. Directors of Rogers Corp. ing a proposed shopping center and Trust Co. and Northern Robert C. Vater re-elected presi- pected to be elected to replaca the block temporarily out of and Charter Night of Boy Scout a FL-CIO. Foster H. Williams en’a Auxiiiarv-^ Mr ^Rnn^id Tolland T ^ e ., reduced by 12. Search continues on Long opment Corp., formed to devel- of Manchester High 1922-33, ha.s sion board for further .study and president of the- Connecticut rnents to various utilities in the elect Saul M. Silverstein chair v»mii>r AWt.H nr lA t f ts Slate Boatd of Pardons, Island Sound for three Manches- op a shopping center for the in the North End Renewal area. Trust Co. Associates awarded dent of the Manchester Federa- State Sen. David M. Barry on business. Troop 47. William Rood of 2 named chairman of a four-man .fion of Teachers. board of directors. ' been named New Hampshire’s possible modification. Board of Bank and Trust Co. and m an ^ - North End Renewal area com- man of the board, and Norman Tiixillarv Albert vut making him eligible for parole, ter men missing on a fishing North End Renewal area, un- Dr. Joseph C. Barry resigns contract for purchasing $1,640,- 11. Board of directors, with Stephen St. named chairman of committee of experts who will 25. Nelco Tool Co. building 12. Board of education unani* Teacher of the ‘iTear. Herman directors authorizes General ea- of its Manchester offices, pleted, according to a report by l . Greenman his successor as Iv .nn/^ntea nr 'a t ’» tt," Hayor Francis J. Mahoney ac- trip; they are Peter Clark and veils its preliminary plans be- from his post as physician for 000 of new Housing Authority out committing itself to the tlje annual Easter Seal Drive. study the town’s pension sys- purchased by Grossman Indus- mously elects Beldon H. Schaf- Passcantell, present con.struc- manager Robert Weiss to pro chosen general chairman of Edward Rybezyk, executive di- president and chief executive of- rnnne^e^ f Pnfn , f T >. shoplifting by a jury his brotoer Roy. both of 95 fore the Manchester Renewal Manchester schools, which he bonds to pay for Westhill Gar length of a new lease, assures 10. Theodore R. Blakeslee III tern for possible changes and trial Properties, Inc. of Brain-*fer its new chhairmari; Alfred tion Inspector in the town’s pub ceed at once with plans for a Manchester’s 1966-67 United rector of Manchester Redeveiop- ficer. Republican Town Commit students at a . Greenwood Dr., and Frank A. Agency. Town receives $8,791 has held since 1946. dens addition. Manchester Country Club that lic works department, appointed receives Eagle award at Boy improvements. tree. Mass. ’ Campbell is chosen secretary. Sheltered Workshop facility in Fund Drive. Republican Town uient Agency. tee chairman Francis DellaFera th« rtfnartmenT nf h ! hiock trial in observance of L&W Burdick of 77 Greenwood Dr., from the Federal Office of Eco 7. Town Planning Commis 16. Victor Swanson re-elect If could go ahead with plans for to the new post of work coordin Scout Troop 25 Court of Honor. 21. Manchester Lions Club the basement of the old Trade Ooniimittee accepts recommen- Marine Cpl. John E. Fales recommends that a townwide M* ^ ‘'®- Walter Schulthels c . Leroy Norris elected presi- nomic Opportunity, for its "Fos sion approves sale of eight ed president of the th District. 27. Stewart Dillon, longtime Board of education votes to rec- financing a $165,000 renovation ator in the highway departr^tit. Board of directors of the Man 8 School on School St. so that the presents a television set to the dations of its executive,, board 33, of 55 Norman St., shot in referendum be held on the con M^. Artou?°HutcEon pfe' “Volunteer, of the Year” dent of the Manchester Associa- ter Grandparents Program,” a tow'rt - owned parcels, recom 17. Mrs. Constance Adams in Ford dealer, dies at age 80. ommend abandonment o f 50^ and improvement prograrn, sub- 22. ibinchester Democratic chester Chamber of Commerce, 28. . Manchester Redevplop- yeariOld Lincoln School for an Manchester Association for the Senior Citizens Club for their and unanimously elects k 100- battle in Viet Nam, writes home troversial question of busing by Lutz Junior Museiun. . tion of Insurance Agents. Man- plan in which persons over 60 mends that four be held, tables stalled president of the Man Ject to the board's eventual ap Town Committee una'nimously in a resolution unanimously sented with a certificate ment Agency predicts Down- entirely new school on Center Help of Retarded Children might new quarters at Limjen and member committee which will experiences in the war. Hartford' children to Manches 4. Eight hundred fir seedlings cheater High School sophomore are employed to work with re- consideration on four others. chester Education Association. proval. George T. lABonne Jr. and enthusiastically endorses begin its program as soon as adopted, urge town directors to Myrtle Sts. John Michalik re- take offipb on April 25 'and Town Conservation Commission ter schools.- Joseph G. German, town Renewal Project will pay Springs Park site, hopefully tied o T ii^tructionz' given Elizabeth 0,ne win, third place tarded or culturally deprived 8. Manchester Education As Atty. David M. Barry accepts becomes the seventh recipient of Deputy Mayor David Barry for po.ssible. honor their commitments to of continuous membership in for itself oVer a 20-year pe- Downto'wn Renewal. Former ceives the Eagle Scout award serve fpr the next, two years, asks board of directors to pass owner-manager of Corel Ca.sii- out to sixth graders in 12 pub- in state in 1966 Hire the Handi- children. sociation submits request to nomination for state .senator the Manchester Jaycees’ Dis nomination to the state senate General Manager Robert Weiss, at charter dinner of Troop 120. 5. Mayor Francis Mahoney resolution authorizing general reappointed chairman of the the Orange. riod. Board of Ekiucation ap- General Manager Richard Mar- 3. Representatives of various 98 parochial schools in capped Poster Contest. Wesley Memorial Day observed State Commissioner of Educa on the Democratic ticket for tinguished Service A'ward. from the 4th District. Walter F. regarding pension rights. 22. Shoppers and merchants wdl} hsk theboard of directors rnanager to file federal aid ap- ^ Cancer Crusade, pi'oves educational specifica- ^ board of education’z town agencies in an effort to co 19 traditional parade and tion to set up negotiation on the new 4th Senatorial District. 12. The Kiwanis Club votes to Forrest of East Hartford re- 11. Hartford County Court of of th iT 'R eg S L S e g r o S n ^ traditional parad. proposed 12-room choice as ita arbitrator in salary ordinate "open space ” activities, see tremendous buying spree at to authorize a thorough, scien- pltcation for purchase of approx- ^ william Morrison the MEA’s contract with the Elast Catholic High School class turn its annual scholarship fund cei'ved the unanimous endorse agree that the acquisition of Common Pleas decides against bargain prices during Washing- tific study for new sources of iuiately 273 acres of Case Mt., gjgpjej ggj installed grand roy Plan,PTA speaks to m...a S r ^ o f l^e ^K topeS^ soHson Ofo T Mr. M ^ and S d Mrs.M ^ state winner in an essay con- ceremonies. local school board. Board of di Globe Hollow elementary dispute with Manchester Educa- ment of all eight Republican of01 264 seniors seniors, graduategidouaie atai cere- Housinc-and Urban ^ion Association (M E A ); MEA over to the newly formed Man about 270 acres of land on Case Manchester Zoning Board of ton’s Birthday Sale. Randa,ll good water, to provide for Man- 3682,500 at $2,500 per „^gtj.on of the Order of Am- PTAa on the nmnoanH nion f Kleperis of 170 Hawthorne test on the United Nations, rectors also ‘ vote 6-3 along chester Scholarship Fund. Mrs. town chairmen of the 4th Sena Mt. is the town’s number one Appeals in favor of five Char- Smith and Joyce Crawford Chester’s present end future aranth. brine 75 non-w^te ’ Medal at 13. Search called off for three party lines granting the state bevelooment annou^nces $8,330 ®*Tees to chpO^’^m iFarbitrator Doris G. Perrett of Bolton elect torial. District for their party’s June a right-of-way from S. Main to advance made to ^^er board denounces their priority, and that negotiations t®’’ St. property owners on crowned king and queen o f the needs, especially in the south 21. Cbnyers ConStructidh Co. 6. Marilyn Twomey and James from the north of Ho tf a 'P*'® Viet Nam, for Manchester men missing four Brazil, this year’s American increase ed to a second term as president nomination for the vacant sen St. for use as an access road to for planning the Atty. James P. Sand- with its owners'.should be com- ^^e argument that expansion of Mardi Gras at St. Mary’s Epls- portion of town. signs contract for erecting the R. Newton named ■valedictorian toManehAiatoroi achievement during military days on Long Island Sound. A 1. Clifford Edwards of Rock- Field Service exchange student. Manchester of Manchester Council of Unit ate seat. Qiarles Norris elect the Nike Site campus o f the ler of Hartford because of hla pleted in time ^ r an October gasoline station by Valentino copal Church. Eighth' District 7. Fire rages out of control 31 million new Pioneer Para- and salutatorian respectively, of schools ®men ry flights. Conrad Casperson hon- group of North End business' ■ville named valedictorian of the honored at annual AFS town Etowntown Renewal Project ed Church Women. Robert I. ed president of the Past Com Piano would depreciate value Board of Fire Commissioners for more than on hour gutting chute Co. plant to be construct- Manchester Community Col affiliation with Connecticut Ed- referendum on Hs purcha.se. the Manchester High School 25. Manchester Hieh School "’®" Manchester class class of of 1966 1966 at at Manchester committee picnic; Mrs. John 29. I^ R. Grover of ^ Broad Association. Wolverton instaHed president of mander’s Association of tlie of property in the neighborhood, present certificates of appreci- the 100-year-old farm home of ®d in the Pioneer Industrial lege. Mrs. Richard Embser re Green Manor \lonsVuction Co. Class of 1966. One of the 19 new Student votes to support the — — Development - — t ------Corporation— t------and----- Community College. Roland R. Hyde named president of the St. IS electee! and installed com the Manchester Board of Real American Legion. Cost for Waddell School Swim- ation for dedicated service to 46 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Mur- Park off McNall and Deming elected president of Manchester 13. Board of directors autho- is planrting to construct a 17- astronauts, John A. Swlggert, regional desegregation plan; pyiniBs. V „ '1- 7- -“ ...... prepare plans for a shopping ' Wilson installed commander of town committee. mander of IXlworth-ComeU’ tors. . 24. First substantial snow parcel Industrial Park\on about ming Pool may be less than veteran volunteers. phy Jr., 276 Birch Mt. Rd. Mrs. Sts. Civic Orchestra. Quey Post, American Legion, Gzes $222,000 for new Manches- Jr., is a former Manchester res MHS Current Affairs CTub committee of center in the North End Renew- the VFW .Post; Mrs. George Ed 18. Bench warrant issued to 13. Robert T. Martens, 9 Ste storm of the season dumps 75 acres of its land off Parker anticipated thanks to an action 23. Republican Town Director Arthur C. Elngland Jr. is pre- 22. A t organizational meet 9. A proposed contract on the succeeding Herman Wagner. ^reen Firehose to roplaci ident and a former test pilot for compiles and distributes 4,000 Education As- al Project, wards installed president of the transfer Dennis Vennard, held phen St., a senior at East Cath nine inches of snow on Man Sl. About too members of the 5y 8th District board directors Harlan D. Taylor resigns from ,sented the St. Anne Award, ing of the new regional council school busing plan received by State-level mediation fails to ^® ^Pruce St. Co. 3 facility, Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Cor fact sheets on the official State ® conduct a 14. state highway cOmmis- auxiliary. fop the murder of his mother, olic High School and president chester in a 25-hour periods Manchester Education Associa- waiving charges to the town for tke board of directors "for per- honoring, outstanding leaders of Manchester Community Col Hartford and four suburban resolve salary dispute between Education Associa- poration. Department.of Education pro- sioner favors town request for a 2. Mrs. Doris Webster honored from Circuit Court to Hartford of the student council, chosen 25. Manchester Education As tion agree to back the salary sewer service for the pool that gonal reasons,” marking the contributing to the spiritual de lege, Dr. Donald Morrison elect busing plan; it Is suggested towns, including Manchester, board of education and Man- designate Atty. 6. Ben ^ r a Chapter, B ’nai posal. New McKee St. Fire highway rest and information at .Washington School Open County Superior Court jurisdic one of two delegates who will sociation and board of educa proposals for next year worked will be used by so many 8th second time since December velopment o f Catholic youth. ed Council chairman. that a teacher poll be conduct Mayor Francis Mahoney cuts • Chester Education Association Buctoan of Hartford 00 Tj J J , J B’rith of Manchester will aid house. replacing the old Pine . u .u , . J .. Ht- and'44 near t h e ------House— on — her ------retirement ------from tion. represent Connecticut in a na tion reach agreement oiLpro- out by its negotiating team and District residents. that a Republican had resigned by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. JMivard 23. Board of education pleads 6 ribbon .opening Caldor, the ., . ,. , , Head Start program for disad- St. Firehouse as the home of office superintendent s entrance to Manchester. Miss teaching at that school. Man- 20. Dennis Vennard appears in (MEA). Mrs. Joseph Kamor of ^ tionwide annual Senate Youth posed schedule for teachers’ sal thc-Tioard of education 12. Philip Dine, manager of from the board. General Mana- Reardon, pastor o'f St. James, ■withiTn towntnwn directors niro/»Tr»T*c for fny* restora ^ ° town’s newest discount depart dispute with board of education. Program; Creation of a local vantaged pre-schoolers, which Hose Oo, 1, dedicated. Sally Robb elected regent of Chester Redevelopment Agency Circuit Court for transferral of .^7^^ aries next year that would in / i . Mrs. Maxwell Jacobs, 73 House & Hale, re-elected chair- ger Robert Weiss' establishes Church at a Catholic Girl Scout tion of $306,000 cut in next 6. Board of directors kdopts ment store. Top ten scholars of the Connectlctft WATE)S,’ . Francis J. Ma- starts next week. 26. Bruce W. Noble named to Orford Parish Chapter Daugh- announces that 35 per cent of murder case to Hartford Coun- “ Open Occupancy Housing Com crease salaries by $309,100. P r^ Florence St., wins title of man of the Chamber of Com- general policy of allowing' a 5 Communion Breakfast. year’s budget recommended by $9,913,849 General Fund budg named at East Catholic High , . -701/ - honey voices annoyance with ■ 7. Propv^ed budget, proposed head the neW branch of the ters of the American Revolu- ^h® property in the North End having lost 72 ^ pounds for the gg,.j^j, blocking mittee” is only a step away posed development plan ^en “ Queon of Manchester WATES” merce’ Retail Division. j>er cent increase in depart- 8. A $l-.8 million program /General Manager^^bert Weiss et for the fiscal year 1966-67 School arid 33 seniors receive ty/Superior Court; Atty. Wes from fulfillment following an af Sayings Bank o f Manchester on Renewal area has been ac- ley Grj’k, Vennard’s counsel, year. compassing expansion with weight loss for last year of 14. The Rev. Joseph Bourret thental budgets to keep them in for expanding and Improving A plan to bus 300 elementary capital works program, the pro and votes a “hold-the-line” tax tion. scholarships totaling more than ^ acceptance of federal grant for Burnside Ave., East Hartford. quired. d^ied a ruling on a motion 30. Janies firmative action taken by the Nike Site facilities to Accomo ' 108 pounds. in.stalled as pastor of Concordia line with the 5 per cent increase Manchester Memorial Hospital. school pupils from Hartford’s pcs®2314iunit apartmmt ed plan for downtown urban re- 'dorses construction ~nt pkrker- Chester Bar Aissociation auct ter Lodge of Magons to receive or in recognition, of his many 11. Town Counsel Indng Aran- mln^^ »t aU four town pools this SI. Roc CO James Francoline Commerce‘s elected fyy mail bal- jjy club’s board of governors complex to Hb--MUlt south Of newal. Oakland S.t. connector road. The ceedlng Atty. Leon. P o d ro v a " the highest award of the Order Jr. receives the "Dad” Walsh ->ars of service to the Man- son rules that the board of 'di- sim mer be free. lot of the Chamber meinber- gjujitc he awarded to James Me* Wickham Park on W. Middle 24. Matthew M. Moriarty re- Rev. J. Grant Swank begins ElighUi Diatrict Fire Chief F ran-// a( DcMoIay, the Legion of Hon- 1 ’lester Jaycees MaJ Francis E. rectors cannot make an ajjprop- ?X. Craig Leverault receives Award for being the oustanding- ship; Atty. nUUp Bayer; SImeii- School Board member Tpke. and to be called Fountain ceivea the Benjaniln Franklin duties as associate j^ t o r t ’at cia'I4nieriok la reappointed'ta 4 0T. Savings iBank of .bUtnches- Carthy> lowefst of three Mddere. 'Iner fom erly of Manchester, riatlon tor an advisory referen- Eagle Scout award at Troop ,862 DeMolay o< the year, at cere uel PdrUi, manager of Central Alfred R. Campbell Jr. Village. The Rev. Gary Stiles Quality Dealer Award presented Church of the Nazapene. > I his post t>y fdstrlct directors.' ' ’ •sr eleobi Bdson M. Bailey Its ’ -omoted to jislstant comman- dum on the busing of Hartford Court of Honor. Miss Sandra monies of tibe John Mather S ^ior Citizens enjoy their nei^ center^ the former Temple Beth'’Sholom Synagogue.; Cooperative Farm- (See Page Bllne) Cornell appointed associate min by the Saturdj^y Evening Post. 9. Mrs. »Katherlira D. Bdum! 1* ■ » « f ' ' de7“of the'll^kv Hlil Veterans children to Manchester as re- Fok elected worthy advisor.of hands daughter Eliza- Frederic E. Warner, 69, a man resigns from board of education. (See Tea) Homt and HospltaJ. ' . quested In a recent petition. Re- Rjtinbow Girls. Albert T. Dewey.. beth her MHS diploma. ister O f South Methodist Church. H osplt^ '■ ....
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% of Manchester propertlea flo*> Central ism in 'Vietnam when fae puUi rector who ia leatring for sim ^ o n a l' awards__one for front residents,, gather at Army buddy from high voltage ilar post to Sarasota, Fla. Gen ducted by. United Appraisal Oa, Dr. relays 80 emergency nje«- 'f ^ e la y o u t^ Dec. X5.1965 and Firehouse for short cerei^ny wires. eral Manager Robert Weiss, ai." James AUbrio going to ' " luly aage's from idependents aboatd in'Wography. . - “ Untld 29. Snowstorm changes to winding up hto first year oh Job, Malawl-in Central Africa oa fog-bound aircraft carrier Wasp il =. 10; Wilbur Sinlth Associates ed in observance o Peace Corps volunteer. Mayor' (ContinOe ^ Manchester political event, ton. The latter has insisted that re-elected president of 'the . 8tli future sale of 150 acres of president. Four East Catholic 28. Southern New England months’ pilot project to test of 1966 has to be the Re-^he was not present when terms District Globe Hollow land for 'coUege practicality of using a computer students! Virginia Manning, Telephone Co.' open house at- expansion, encouraging further publican sweep in the Octo- Weiss' employment were dis- xhe board of directors, voted for instructional and adminis • Kathleen Michalak, Rella. Dai- tracts some 2,800 persons. Dr. study before action is taken. gle, and Nancy Lynch and a St. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., pre.si- her town-elections. cusseiK 6 to 3 along party lines to trative purposes. 16. State Sen. David M. Barry . Unpredlcted, and' a surprise -^>3° m February, the Man- grant the state a right-of-way 25. Third member of arbitra Thomas Semipary 'Mudent, Ed- dent of Manchester Community appoints John J. Sullivan of 89 ward Moran, ail Manchester College, predicts that all Amer- to most observers, the GOP lyln Chester Interfaith Social Action from S. Main S t to Manches- tion board which -will attempt Finley St., president of Sullivan residents, receive $200\scholar- (can yoiith will soon. be get- revers^ the lojlial political Council forni^d an Open Oc- ter Community College, but to reconcile! wage dispute be & Co,., as his manager in cam--' ship awards from KniMts of ting two years of free college trend of the past four years and cupancy committee and named Town Counsel Irving Aronsoo tween the. Manchester Educa paigh for re-election to State-, Columbus in honor of RtXRev. education. U.S. Rep. temiUo Q. ^ gave Republicans control of the. Thomas C. Weaver its chairman, ruled the action illegal until a tion As.sociation (MEA) and Barry was elected to the public hearing waa held. Senate from Fourth District. Msgr. John F. Hannon, Ipng- Daddario campaigns in town for 1U« board of directors, the board of board of education is Prof. Manchester Community College time^ pa^or of St. Janies re-election to fifth con.secutivc education, the board of select State Senate to fill the vacancy 50-member Manchester Fleming James of Yale Univer President Frederick W. Lowe Church. \ term from First Ciongresslonal men and the treasurer’s office. created when Fred Doocy Police Benevolent AssoriatloA sity Law School. tells college’s advisory commit ■w 13. Mrs. Roland Wilson and xpistrict. Dr. Fred D. Manganelli, The latter post was won in a signed to become lieutenant/ disbanded, after 41 years o f op- 26. Little apparent headway tee that twelve stipulations C. Gibson Hertler are installed (Hrector of Howell Cheney Tech- squeaker by a woman, Mrs. governor. The day- after the toi^tlon; and Barry resigned I made as Manchester Educa tovra has attached to transfer, as president and commandant, ni^al School, and three other Rosalind Quish, the first lady election, George T. LaBonne on- frwti^the board of directors to tion Association (MEA) and of Globe Hollow land for access f f f i ' i . respectively, of Marine Corps p e,.^ g , are cited for out- New Republican-controlled Board of Directors administered oath of office by .Judge John Wallett, with Nathan Agostinelli named mayor. treasurer in Manchester’s his nounced his candidacy for the devote'full-time to re-election to. - board of education present road may make it impossible League Auxiliary and Detach- atanciih^g contributions to voca- tory. same seat in the November elec- the StaitA Senate. opening arguments to three-man for .state to accept deed, be ment. Louis Drakos and' Assoc- nation in Connecticut, sources to augment present ford, formerly of Manchester, sky and Town Planning bom- . 21. Dennis B. Vennard is The Republicans, basing their tions. In J'uly, LaBonne won tha ■panel of arbitrators' trying to cause ,it has no authority to iates, Hartford, is retained by 29. xh ^ ias C. McPartland i.s November sources. are elected royal, matron and mission to recommend abandon- convicted of second degree mur- campaign on the slogan, "Give The to-wn’s firemen voted to g q P nomination"IWr stale sense resolve salary dispute. "Federal meet conditions contained in Manchester. Housing Authority p]pcted p\sident of Kiwanis 25. Ralph Buschmann wins royal patron, respectively, of Ing Lincoln School District and der and faces a mandatory sen- Government Back to tlie Peo- form Local 1579 of the Interna- tor from the 4th Senatorial .officials deny funds to initiate Manchester is piarticipating on a two-year trial (Continued from Page Ten) them. Assistant School Superintendent Ronald Scott helps to draw plans for 40 to 60 new club o^ Ma^he.ster. Atty. John Manchester’s annual Five Mile Chapman Court, Order of Ama- reaffirms position that new tence of life imprisonment. Dr. pie,” took advantage of what tional Association of Firefight- District, and the Democratio “ Project Ouldpors," regional with several pfeher Hartfprd County towns. many called the arbitrary, era, and pension expert Foster and Republican Town Commit- 17. Paul Kaiser withdraws as a couple of Hartford youngsters find their school units of housing {or the elderly.. g Rottner iTelected chairman Hospital; main address is giv R o ^ Race. Everett T. Keith is ranth. ' school should be built in Center David L. Warren Is elected natural-science education center haugihty and smug actions of H. Williams was named chair- tees named t h ^ candidates ter GOP candidate for Board of on the first day of the busing program in which 14. Lincolo School improve- Education by GOP en by WaHer A. Von Hone. re-elected chairman of Man- 5. Robert Thulln Is elected Springs Park. Stunned Board of chairman of Manchester Hu- "^-At Lutz Junior Museum’s Oak ment Committee, through, its gnpi,n,bpnt and hewly elected president of Manchester Gilbert Education receives teachers’ man ' Relations Coramission. Democratic officials. man of a four-man committee local offices. Grove nature preserve. Mayor Education; therefore, Walter 12. World War H ' Memorial Chester R^evelopment Agency John B. Harkins is appointed and Sullivan Workshop. proposal for salaries and fringe Democratic Town Director Ray- Considerable pnrblic oppxxsition to study proposed pension board o f dlrcciors agreed Francis J Mahoney takes unex- Is selected to run for regu- eral Manager Robert B. Wgis.s. call special meeting of Board of maximum sjjfe of local elemen- cause It is quickest solution, president, Mrs. Virginia Celin- j^ief^bers. Atty. J ^ n F. Shea Plaque consisting of over 4,(KX) assistant to General Manager 6. George O. Bingham, em- benefits for next year .amount- mond Ellis calls on Republican developed during 1966 to the se- changes, . .pected dip in new ?66,500 Wad- lar terjn and Mrs. Anita Mur- Chester W Obuchowski resigns Directors to rescind Sept. 6 ac- tai’y scho^s. ■ stand is precipitated by trans- ski, strongly objects to Town Manchester’s ^ e w town names is unveiled in Bailey Au informally that committing'^ttaa Robert Wiess. ploye o f Park and Rec Depart- tng to almost $1 million.' Board majority of board to reconsider crecy surroimding the hiring of Republican Director Harlan town to deeding the college ac- . dell Pool at dedication cere- phy fcfr unexpired term.. Navy as chaiiman of Human Rela- tion to subject $2.5 million Cap- 28. Mrs. Arne Gustafson elect- fer to staU of right-of-way to Planner Joseph Tanisky’s ^an ^nd Adam khodes la ditorium al Manchester High 36. Michael and Stephen Ag- ment. Is re-elected to his ninth of Directors votes its intent to its offer to sell 75 acres of Globe General Manager Robert Weiss d . Taylor surprised everyone by pgag ppad would commit the •monies while General Manager Cmdr. Robert A. Kanak and his tions Commission. ital Improvement Bond Issvie to ed ma^er of Oohnecticut s Dis* Manchester Community Ool- to abandon Lincoln School new town auditor. School; ceremonies followed an- 7 Board of Directors unani- voter approval at Nov. 8 refer- tr ic l/l Lodge, Vasa Order of lege. Following mandate of vot- tnct. gj Mrs. Frank V. WiHiams, nual march in observance of oatinelli, sons of Mayor Nathan consecutlye term as president sell 75 acres of Globe Hollow Hollow land to Manchester and to proposals for his pension resigning from the board, Weiss town to a future sale of 160 Robert Weiss stands by pre- -’’hip, the Vogelgessang, — benefits, to the granting of a 25- pledged to hold the tax-line, and acres o f Globe HoUow land, and first action in respective twen mouslv authorizes $2.5 million endum/ America. . ers in recent town elecUon, 15. Miss Doris E. Nason of xpHand Tpke., Buckland, deeds Veterans Day. "Saiul and Da- AgosUnelU, turn on lights at of Local- 991, American Fed- Land to state for Manchester Oommunity College, and to raise pared In his old-fashioned Flor- year lease to the Manchester the Manchester Country Club’s the Chamber of Commerce i» - ty-year careers, again.st Viet package 'deal bond issue for 2l! Dr. David L, Wkn-en is ap- y'29. Donald P. McOomb, for- Board of Directors, initiated by Manchester is elected president ^2 acre.s of land-to HVrlfbrd vid,” in color intaglio, by Mur- Municipal Building, officially eration of State, County and Community College use. ' offer to 150 acres, adora swimsuit. Country dub, to the town’s par- Boltoll Corp. disbanded. versed itselH'and backed the ciong targets near Da Nang capital improvements to b e pointed chairman of Human Re; ■ merly of Manchester, is named Democratic majority, rescinds of New England Reading Asso- xational Bank'and Trust C^, ray Kails of Iowa, chosen "Best opening holiday season for down- Municipal Employes, AFL-CIO. 14, Walter A. Person Jr„ 22. Motion to set aside second 27. Town directors informally ticipatlon in the Hartford Bus- March was a month of non- transfer. ■ h,arbor in South Viet Nam.' A f submitted to voters at Nov. 8 lations Commission until Np- bursgr of Chung Chi College, Sept. 6 vote that authorizes Nov. ciation. trustee of Wickham Park, to ex-\ of Show" during fifth Arts and sh^ping^ area and Man- Walter S. Fuss resigns twin East Hartford, formerly of degree murder verdict handed agree that, if they commit ter six months of uncertainty, referendum Sixty sixth- grad- vember. 'Two Hartford p.sychia- unit of Chinese University im 8 referendum on package-deal 17. Democrats outnumber Re- pand the existing 140-acre Crafta Festival held at Man- Chester’ Parkade.” ' posts as Manchester director of Manchester, Is elected worship- down in murder triar-of Den- iL d 't o '^ ^ r ia t o ' In August. Democrat, Jo»m Manchester to provide an ac board of director.s-wotes to deed ers are first students to be t’-i.sts judge Dennis B. Vennajd, Hottg Kong. Bishop W. Ralph capital impi-ovements bond is- publicans by 155 to 103 count at park to 2Q2 acres. C hester High School cafeteria. 28. Robert J. Doggart is in- public works and town en- ful master of Manchester Lodge nls Vennard is filed by Ivia de» fnr O -M-nirH-bestor Communitv WiUiom H. Boyle of Spring- Hutchinson, a former director, cess road through Globe Hollow 4.3 acres of town-owned Globe hooded flt new St Bride-et accused of killing his mptber on Ward Jr., former pastor ■' of sue. Board Board of of Directors Directors unan- unan- ^lear record voter-making se.s- 14. Hartford Accounting, firm stalled as commander o f Man- glneer, to accept position as di- of Masons. fense counsel, Wesley Gryk. rv.ii/;
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'v. • 1 .A:';;/,'': .'.A,:- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1967 (■ / PAGE TWELVE Sectian Two TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1967 ' TUESDAY, J[ANUARY 3 , '1967 reapportion rrient provision and in Illinois, and Shrlver’s hint to Vernon Reapportioning an . amending, provision, but Inside ' ;,the^S,un-Times that b e’d be a . [ 0 neither was followed.” • ‘ .«• ^ ^candidate for governor in 1968— Foes Will Picket Melechinsky • favors the town- and that a lot o f things needed Weiss Aide Both Parties Still Forming by-town system of apportion- R eport doing in Illinods—infuriate him. CO Double Fir/Damages Hirectors/to Name /New Legislature Tpertt in the state House of Rep Shriveif hadn’t discussed it with resentatives which was ruled un (Continued from Page 7) Daley in advance.. Starts Job Tickets for Thwti Electidh (Continued from Page One) constitutional by the court. who had remembered to tele Reacting with uncommon Home on/Hussfell St. GharterAUnit Todiay •The town’s 4iew development ” In the future they can’t say phone Ijim on election day. speed, Daley praised Democratic .. FOB A UFETIMBt .- K, With' less than three weeks tin dessert: Thui-sday: Hot dopr You’ll 'never, havenun to buy film again . . . Governor Otto Kerner the next wmaininff to select party-en- in a roll, picklck. pota.th.j-chips, that what they did was legal RALPH NADER HONORED because each time Llggette deyelopa and ^Kafnouldqring cigare^e is reported to have caused a coordinator took his post this An action whict\,will take qidfy a few ininutes tonight, day,, by inference bestowing on dprsed candidates for the ^bien- cookies: Friday. Tomato soup, becau.se nobody complained/ We NEW HAVEN (AP)—Editors The story in the Chicago Sun- pnn._irlnls your___ roll Of Black A White or ■fifeire ^ ic h heavily darpaged the residence of Alphonse morning, and immediately was but wh-ich may be of lasting conse(iuence,\will be taken Kerner the Daley blessings for Koda-oolor- - • film'----- w - e^.. give - - you ABSO- lual' Town' Election ApWl V tuna .salad- sandwiches, are compldirilng,” he said. of The New. Haven Register Times on Dec. 2 seemed at first LUTELY F K ^ . a fresh■ ' roll of * TimH i Gauba at.-10 Russell jSt. early Sunday morning; doing whisked off by Town Manager by the Board of Directors, when it meets^at 8 in th« Melechinsky says,that the fed have chosen jiuto safety critic blush to be little more than ,a an unprecedented third-term m for yodr camera. We replace the , fUim rcitlier political party yet has brownie.s. , \ you' haya-sva- developed.developed, It'atoa all freln-fre“ - an estim ate $9,00(Mamage. Robert V e is s to outside meet- Municipal Building Hearing Room, eral courts had np authority to Ralph Nader of Winsted- as. the repeat of Sargent, Shriver’s governor. Intimates of Daley developed a firm state. ------' dated seM top nuality a h d Ko The home is Insured for $13,- —’------ings on towrt'-affdirs. The board will appoint a nine- ' ^ set -a?ide parts of the state con- winner of the Register’s Con oft-stated hope to get into elec described him as absolutely de dak too. Quick processing... The Denrocratic Town Com- ■ 25 PER CENT IN YOl. TM\^^^ 24 hour service for 000, according ft>. the Myron possessions-they have are the John B. Harkins, 25, former member Charter Revision Com- Jan. 16 action_by the 'Zpniilg , stitution dealing with apportion necticut Citizen of the. Year tive' politics some day in the termined to close the door to nittee will meet Jan. 12 to en- MISALIGNED > "black and white (lust • CtShen Insurance Agency of. clothing they were wearing for administrative assistant in hilsaion which will be asked'to'Board of Appeals. |yhe town ment. award for '1966. state of Illinois. any Shriver race in Illinois. a little bit longer for dorse its candidates. Chairman ^ NEW YORK Americans color). Hartford, which has the cov- New Year’s party. At the Monroeville, Ph„ will' work in make changes in the ''town’s will ask permission a tvw>- In fact, however, it touched Taken aback at E^ley’s wrath, .for Leo B. Flaherty Jr. i'eix>rtcd. ‘ gpend about 10 cents of the “ The reapportionment act Prior winners have been Ma erage. The single-family'Gape- time the fire broke out they three main areas __ personnel charter, all aimed at ful- year vaHance, to permit noii- a raw nerve in the thick skin and at what had the appearance If the. ticket has not shaped health dollar on dental services, (passed by the General Assem rian Anderson, in 1964 ahd re type .home, located near the were at the American Legion a
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at the church followed by the T ollan d ' Adult Choir at 7:30. The tax collector will be at the town hall tomorrow from -Arrivals for New Yearns: 9 a.m. to nc)pn and 1 to 3 p.m. for the payment of town taxes. FOR Basketball' Tmlay WHEHIl a l ig n m e n t —WHEEL BALANCING . A Bal^ and a Fir^ Truck The Junior High School Bas RADIATOR REPAIRING AND REGORING ketball team jSvill play St. James COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Two new arrivals made news enjoyed by- approximately 70 of Manchester this afternoon children ran^hg in age from ■ SEE -. I over the holiday weekend: The in the Hicks Memorial School arrival of the long-^awaited new 4 to 17. , Chaperones for the trip were gym, rather than the high fire truck by the Volunteer fire school gym as. .scheduled. dejiartment, and the arrival of Mrs. Katy Evankovech, y r. and CLARKE MOTOR SALES Mrs. William- Holley, KMrs.’ the town’s first babyof‘1967. Manchester Evening_ Herald 301 BROAD STREET—643-9521 Tolland's New ■'S'ear . baby Henry Krechko and Mrs. Wal ter Beaton: Tollaiid' correspondent Bette He waa .born Dec. 26 at Rockville General Hoepltal. His ma- was a daughter bbm to John Q tia tra l^s Tel. 875-2845. .tem ^ grandmother is Mrs. FYances. S. Monahan, 66 Grand T. and Gloria' Sleeves Smith of Holley', chairman' of the rec Ave., R^kville. H is'paternal grandparents are Mrs. Vllene Buff Cap Rd; The baby made reation boafd, had indicated Wells, Wayne, Maine, and Daniel McLaughlin, Wilton, Ittolne. her debut at 3:25 a.m. Sunday prior to the trip, that if it was Me haaa sister, Brenda Ann, 2%, at Johnson Memorial l}ospital successful the trip's would bcti In Stafford Springs. She weigh made on a regular tasis until Jaworskl, Judith Ann, daughter of John J. and Ruth local facilities becarne avail ed seven pounds fourteen' ounc-. able. ' Ann Austin Jaworskl, 93 Prospect St., Rockville. She was es, and hasn't yet been named. bom Dec. 26 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal Heads Kiwanis Kingergarten Mothers The new fire truck, which has Assisting Mothers at the Tol grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Austin, Portland, Maffie. been on order oyer a year, .will Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jaworskl, Thomas C. McPartland of 628 land Corbperative Kindergarten Vermilion, Ohio. She has a brother, John J. Jaworskl Jr., 10^4 E. Center St. today was install be-housed at the'MerrOw Rd. Ihis 'WiSek are: Tomorrow," Mrs. months. ^ ed president- o f, 6ie .Kiwanis Fire House. It replaces a 1949 Richhrd Page, Mrs. Carl Club of Manchester at a meet pumper truck which will be Patiavina, Mrs.' Armand Fort Bisson, Ir.$ne Dawn, daughter of Maurice Emil and ing at the. Manchester Country returned to the center of town ier and Mrs. David Henry and Cynthia Danforth Bisson, 153 Prospect Sf., Rockville. She Club. He succeeds George T. and loeated in the town garage. Friday, Mrs. Carlos Peele. Mrs. was born Dec. 28 at Rockville General Hospital. Her, maternal' LaBonne Jr. ,The new truck was built by Guy Pellerin, Mrs. JOseph Kol- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Danforth, Manches Others installed are Robert the FarrarxCo. of Woodville, wicz and Mrs. Wilfred LaBelle. Mass, and is.constructed on a • Second Co-operative Kinder vovular ter, N.H. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fuller, first vice president; Bisson, Manchester, N.H. She has a sister, IKihberley Bis Francis DellaFera, second vice Ford chassis. It carries 800 gal garten: Tomorrow. Mrs. Gerald Q uality Q uality son, 2. president; Dr. Robert Stoker, lons of water and has a, 750- McGinty, Mrs. William Brooks, secretary- treasurer; Harry gallon-a-mlnute Barton Amer Mrs. Sally Xkmlon and Mrs. Grover, John Alfred, son of John Edward and Claudle Deegan, assistant secretary, ican pump. William Seidel and Friday, Mrs. Lee Gardner Grover, RED 2, Rockville. He was bom Dec. 24 and Dr. Robert Alesbury and The truck is fully equipped John Piazza, Mrs. Lawrence at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Atty. Vincent Diana, directors. and includes 1%-inch and 2 V2- Sespaniak, Mrs. Lucioua Watson and Mrs. George Witham. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Gardner, Sommersvllle. His paternal The newly Installed president Inch hoses, smoke ejectors, g i^dparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Grover, Old Stafford Rd., ladders, self-contained breath The' Bulletin Board is also president of McPart- The executive board of the Tolland. land-Bidwell Advertising Agen ing apparatus, which is used for entering smoking buildings Tolland Junior Woman’s Club cy, 153 Main St. He was a for will mget tonight at 8 at the mer advertising manager for and g ^ eral utility items such Columbia Colt’s Manufacturing Co., Hart as nozzles and protective equip home of Mrs. Joseph Walinski, ford, and former chairman of ment. y MUe Hirf Rd. the Manchester Development The fire department reminds ' The boifrd of deacons of the Commission., He was educated residents that the' fire emer United Congregational Church 56 Town Students Achieve at St. Charles College, Md., gency telephone number is 87.6- will meet tonight at 8 at the and Trinity College, Hartford, 5454, and should not be used for church. Academic Honors at WHS routine'business. The Tolland St. Matthew’s Holy Name So State Jail may be reached at ciety will meet toriiorrow night Nearly one-third of the locfd week: Wednesday —Hamburg Registration Set 875-2543, but residents are ask at 8 in the' Parish Center. students .attending Windham in gravy, mashed potato, com, ed not to call the jail number The Youth Choir of the Unit High School are on the honor chocolate pudding; Thuiaday — to find the location of a fire ed Congregational Church will Chunk chicken soup, sliced For Night School rehearse at 6:30 tomorrow night roll for the second semester. when the alarm is sounded as BY J. B. WILLIAMS meat sandwiches, carn>t sticks, dispatchers are busy sending Those on the "A'’ honor roU, blueberry cobbler; Friday — Registration, for the winter term of the Manchester Adult equipment and lines must be ^ t h an average of 90 per cent baked fish, rice, stewed toma Evening School will be held to kept open for the firemen. OM, IT AINTT FUNKIV— toes. celery sticks, cupoalces. HAR-HAR! — IT'S SORTA or better In all subjects, are morrow from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Dajrtime fire department busi Linda Henry and Susan Tam- Manchester High School office. ness may be transacted by CANDIES bornini, seniors; Cathy Gosllne Manchester Evening Her contacting Chief Edwin Wil ald Columbia correspondent, Evening school officials stress THAT.' IT'S A GOOO THING and Elizabeth Verprauskas jun that the registration is only for helm, Peter Piwoski, Richard ^ NOW AVAILABLE AT I C A N LAUC5H A8 C3UT iors; Henry Beck, William Virginia M. Carlson, tel. 228- Symonds or Ernest Yost. rr.'A T TIM ES LIKE 9224. persons wishing to enroll In new HESE A SENSE C3F Couchon and Martha Gifford, courses .or to enter continuing Ice Skating Trip I^INE PHARMACY Bophomores, and James Lanza-, ones. Those currently enrolled The board of recreation-spon 664 CENTER ST. 649-9814 kkta and Barbara Stimson, Tolland in a class are not required to' sored ice skating trip to the fre.shmen. register. Indoor rink at the University The "B” honor roll, requiring Three new classes are being of Connecticut was thoroughly an average of 80 per cent or Savings Bank added to the course offerings. better, included Cal\dn Chowan- They are, with meeting times, ec, Robert German, Stephen Begins Offering Algebra I, Monday and Wednes Grant, Nancy Brett, Linda Carl- day, 7-9 p.m.; Beginning Sten sen, Susan Emmons, Dorothy Life Insurance ography, Tuesday and Thurs Lange, Carol Lawman, Jacque AMERICAN LEGION The 125-year-old Savings day, 8-9 p.m.; and Beginning lyn Marrotte and Susan Prague, Typing, Monday and Wednes seniors; Robert Grant, Stephen Bank of Tolland began today to day, 8-9 p.m. Ramm, Ann Altaffer, Suzanne offer Savings Bank life insur There is still room In these Brousseau, Diane Dente, Unda ance as a regular service to the courses already in session: Eng ,‘FToetlng and Jo-Ellen Pagfach, public. lish for the Foreign Bom, all juniors; Michael Andrychowskl, The local bank becomes the high school equivalency courses SULLIVAN AVENUE Daniel Bums, Kenneth Church, (math, science, social studies BINGO 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 48th Connecticut savings bank SHOPPING CENTER George Evans, Carl Gosllne, to offer the service approved by and English), driver training, EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT MANCHESTER Warren Jurovaty, Christopher SOUTH WINDSOR the state insurance commission sewing, tailoring, graphic arts, 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. HEROES ARE MADE NOT BORN Malek, Thomas Pftters, Henry er. and woodworking. Ramm, William Robinson, * The new life insurance opera Persons who feel they have Gregory Senteio, Michael Sirak, tions will include selling policies, sufficient background may ap BY WALT WETTERBERG Jack Thompson, Helma Carlsen, ply for second semester classes MANCHESTER Catherine Grant, Mary Inzinga, receiving premiums payments and servicing policyholders, ac in foreign languages, stenog Harriet Randall, Susan Schuse- raphy, and advanced drawing BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER—TOLLAND TURNPIKE ler and Barbara Whltehouse, cording to an announcement by bank President Donald Morgan- and painting. Bophomores, and'Jerom e Berk- Fhrttter information may be Day In . . Day Ouf . . Cut From Choice Boneless Shoulder Chuck Steaks _ owitz, Steven Brockman, Dan- son. All standard forms of insur obtained by calling the Man Id Tagrgart, Aubyn Barstfom, chester High School office. Martha Brand, Vickie Burnham, ance policies will be available, WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES Sandra Doscher, Sharon Green, for men, women and children, lb ■Susan Henry, Alyce Lytakalnen including straight life, limited LONDON BROIL- - 8 9 and Pamda Marrotte, fresh payment life, endowments, term men. Insurance and a family plan ON PRESCRIPTIONS CHOICE—LEAN policy. It is not necessary to be Miss Jean Natsch, secretary . . . . of the Columbia Recreation a depositor of the bank to ap- resulting in meaningful savings to you every day! menLbership is open to anyone “The decision to offer the STEWING BEEF- - 6 9 ^ interested in “promoting and savings bank life insurance is in No ups and downs In your Prescription WUAT YOdVE 60T IS costs — no “discounts” today, “Regular YOUVE SODDENLY BE- t-3 sponsoring recreational activ- keeping with the concept that JUICY—LEAN COME POPULAR AROUND o n * - STATUS / THE BEST THERE tties for the people of the town, mutual savings banks must of prices” tomorrow! H E R E . XVE AJOnCED / O 1$, 15 H A R D L Y 6 0 0 b ENOUGH F O R VO O -'D especially the youth.” She said fer full service thrift facilities No “reduced specials”—-no “temporary reductions” bn Prescriptions to lure BY DICK CAVALLl respopSe from organizations ap in order to keep pace with the MORTY MEEKLE pointing delegates to represent Increasing financial needs of the customers! - GROUND CHUCK 69i on the council has resulted In public,” Morganson said. The At the same time, there is never any HOVVAEOUTANOTHEG. DIOC a membership of about 60 at Tolland savings bank Is' the only compromise in service or quality! WBLLyOLi CBZTAINLy KAUAcej present. sayings bank in the state au- VCO e A lD IF DID CLEAN IT. PIECE o r UVEI2.-? We' Know How YOU GET OUR LOWEST POPULAR I CLEANED Mem'bers represent religious, th'brized to provide checking ac ENRICHED social and cdvic groups. They counts for its customers. PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE MV PLATE r YEAR . . . 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Sherman’ set up the climactic The Purdue-Soilthem ’ Califor they 'y^ayed today,” Devaney In Monday’s other holiday or four weeks about boOtihg "Steve’s arm was a little sore, yards, then clicked later for a NEW YORK (AP) . — two-point conversion' attempt, nia battle drew a crowd of lOl,- said iiiHhe wake of Alabama's Purdue,’’ MeKay said, explain but that wasn’t his main trou 45-yard scoring strike. Bear Bryant collected the attractions, Coach John McKay out Wednesday afternoon at new shoulder,” Arbarias 17th strai^t triumph and sec Perkins, who caught nine which failed when^ Purdue’s 465, While 82„00b watched Ala KANSAS CITY (A P )— The Kansas City Chiefs were fuU fare-^and then some— of Southern California lost a ing why he djdnlt_gofor a tying ble,” Coach Ray Graves ’^ id of Veterans Field,” Strain said. Glared. ond bowl \ ^ ory in 'two years passes in all for 178 ’ yards, George Catavojos picked off bama maul Nebraska and 72,426 beginning to come down .out of the-clouds today, but e.xtra-point • kick. ” I couldn’t his brilliant quarterback, *‘He "I ’ve talked’ to George Allen Biodrowski has lafne anklei,., before welcoming Bob De over the' Oomnuskers. noble gamble as his ’ Trojans Winslow’s end zone pass. -jMiw the Orange Bowl night still were savoring the way they grabbed the American droppgd , a 14-13 Rose Bowl make a decision not to try when signed a three-year, *250,000 (Los Angeles Rams’ coach) and just as he did two weeks b^oii* vaney aboard the Alabama ” I think we could haye beaten has been under a lot of pressure'' Florida, making its first Or- game. /The naUonally-televlaed Football League championship. squeaker to Purdue and Steve the time -came.” contract with Baltimore of' the he bays the facilities there are the Buffalo game. But he wa« bandwagon. Notre Dame today,” said Kenny and had all kinds of distractions hnge Bowl appearance, spoltetl (NBC-TV) tripleheader began at “ We’ll meet this afternoon to ------^------Spurrier, Florida’ s Heisma: National j Football Leagii.e after fine.”" ready for the title contest 'and la 'After Bryant’s^ relentless Stabler, the southpaw passer irry Smith, a swift sopho- 2 p.m., EST, iylth the Sugar look over the Buffalo game .pf,g waiting period is over, because of his awards, and he the gamg, ' Georgia' Tech a 6-6 lead before The Chiefs are all in good expected to be set for the Pack crimson Tide overwhelmed who combined with All-America Trophy winner,, played' Secon' irc, raced 94 yards for a Bowl kickoff and ended 8% film,” said Coach Hank Stram. ~ , missed a lot of practice.” Bob Grtese. purdue’s quarter Spurrier, triggered a 66-yafd shape except Fred Arbanas, all- er game. plodding Nebraska 34-7 Monday receiyer Ray Perkins to flatten fiddle to a guy named Smith in' lird-quartor touchdown' and hours later at Miami. A study of that 31-7 victory for back ace, eftgineered two long touchdowit',^drive In the second league tight end, and "Denny While Green Bay had to fight In the Sugar Qowl at New Or the hulking Buskers in the open the Gators’ 27-12 Orange Bowl iroke. Steve Van Buren’s 23- Stabler, Alabama's current Last Saturday, Georgia the title is necessary because takes against the Packers, touchdown djrtves; Perry Wil quarter that, sent the Gators Biodrowski, relief guard. off the determined Dallas Cow leans,’ losing Coach Devaney ing period. , t, .:f-- victory over Georgia Tech, year-old Orange Bowl nishing successor to Harry Gilmer, Bart trimmed Southern Methodist 24-• the Chiefs must stiape up for the' " The , Papkers plan to start liams going over twice on short ahead to stay. Xrays Monday showed Arban boys for a 34-27 "Victory and tha secondei a claim Bryant has The Tide, who Wound up ll-U Southern Cal missed a two- record with 187 yards over-all, Starr,' Joe Namath and Steve 9 in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas; Super Bowl against Green Bajf workouts Thursday and wait plunges, but Southern Cat Smith broke away on his 94- as Buffered a slight separation NFL title Sunday, the Chiefa beisn making since the for the season, were ranked No. point conversion try with 2:28 to leading Florida past the favored Sloan, _ had no trouble picking Tennessee held off Syracuse 18- fought back each time. yard jaunt — longfest in the his I until Monday to go to the West of the left shoulder, but Stram, made a surprising rout of their b^inning of the season that 3 — behind Notre'Dame and play after closing to within one Yellow Jackets. Spurrier,' mean- apart Nebraska — particularly 12 in the Gator Bowl at Jackson Don McCall’s one-yard TO tory' of the Miami classic —. In There were some mistakes in Coast. said he will be able to take part , battle at Buffalo. Alabama is the nation’s No. 1 Michigan State — in last point on a 19-yard Troy Win- w'hile, misfired on seven of his when Perkins was on tlid. receiv ville. Fla., and the East routed burst capped a 67-yard, Trojan the third period and Florida the Buffalo game’, and Stranr The- Chiefs won’t dally that in the workouts and will be college football ix>wer. month’s final Associated Press slow-Rod Sherman touchdown first 10 ■ pass attempts before ing end. They set up two touch the West 45-22 in the Shrine All- The Buffalo Bills gained only downs in the first eight minutes march that tied it 7-7 at the half sewed it up with a pair of said at -the time the errors long. .ready for the game. 40 net yards rushing and wera •‘I couldn’t say anything else. poll of sports writers and broad strike. settling down to finish 14-30 for Star aassic at Sag Francibco. and Winslow’s payoff toss to fourth-quarter touchdowns. would wait a while with the! “ Weni leave for Long ^each “ I’ll play if Lamar- Hunt not inside the Chiefs’, 48 inf tha casters. "I talked to the kids for three 160 yards. with pass plays of 42 and 415 I’d. bo crazy to after the way score 31-7. 1 Wednesday morning and -work (Chiefs’ owner) has to biTy me a second half.
BREAKTHROUGH — Henry Jordan, Green Bay’s Dave Manders and Tony Liscio of the Cowboys, big tackle, breaks through the Dallas line to haul still go about their business of stopping Willie Da dbwn quarterback Don Meredith for five yard loss. vis, Packer end. (AP Photofax) Packers Think Green
GREEN BAY, Wis. —The green of the turf In Los er at Dallas Sunday for the NFL The Cowboys, not losing their /^ p \ __ Green Ba'V Angeles coliseum where they crown. poise, tied the score at 14 in the PacW«vDallas Cowboys 34-27 in a thrill- T h e title game at Dallas, as with 2 'i minutes remaining had PALMED OFF — N^bbraska quarterback Bob Churchion goes sprawling After exciting a contest as any in a first down on the Padker two- being caught behind ■ the line by Alabama s Louis Thompson in the Sugar NFL annals, began with the yard line. Bowl. Churchion was searching for a downfield receiver when he was dropped. Packers apparently headed for It was fourth down, 28 seconds WHAT’S UP — It lo.oks as though Buffalo’s Paul IHE down Garrett after a short gain is the Bills’ Char a rout and ended with Cowboys and still two yards to go after Maguire is running interference,for Kansas (City’s ley Warner with teammate Ed Rutkowski coming storming the goal line in an ef Green Bay's defense held firm. Mike Garrett in second period action. Bringing Sugar Boul: Alabama 34, ISehraska 7 fort to push the game into sud Meredith rolled out to pass but in to lend a hand. (AP Photofax) ' TRIES FOR THREE— Southern Cal’s, Tim Rossovich ("88) attempts field goal Herald Angle den death overtime. Dave Robinson broke through in Rose Bowl but Purdue defenders come in to deflect the ball. Play came on Green Bay took the opening and got a hand on Meredith, kickoff and marched down the who managed to pull away and Purdue’s 12. (AP Photofax) By Providence Climbs into Top 10 Circle EARL YOST field, scoring on a 17-yard pass get rid of the ball, Superstar Perkins Sports Editor from Bart Starr to Elijah Pitts Tom Brown, a former major Bowl: Purdue 14^ USC 13 —the first of Starr’s four touch- league baseball player, leaped Rose down aerials of the day. On the high and intercepted for the Gloss Taken O ff Victory following kickoff Jim Grfibowski Packers in the end zone, You all can have the South if all head college basket picked up a Dallas fumble and That was the money play of Leaders Retain Spots galloped 18 yards for another the game, and (Jreen Bay ran RIDING HIGH— Alabama Coach Paul (Bear) Bry ball coaches Rre as guilty as Bill Gibson of the Univer touchdown. ' out the clock. Spoiled Two sity of Virginia for exhibiting a deporable show of dis 'Gamble Falls Short ant gets a ride on the shoulders of his team after Alabama dumped Nebraska, 34-7. in the Sugar like for the game officials as he did last Friday night at NEW ORLEANS (AP) yards. It put the third-ranked A year ago, in Miami’s Or- Bowl in New (Orleans. (AP Photoafx) Rcd Elephants on the Nebraska ange Bowl, the 6-1, 188-pound Storrs. The actions of this tall, handsome Southerner !?.»*># 111 Weekly Hoop Poll — Nebraska’s roly-poly Bob 27 and seven plays later Ala- Perkins snared nine passes for took a lot of the gloss o ff the University of Connect!- "C lS te S t ixUTlS Itl Cj OSI Devaney is going to have bama had its first touchdown. 193 yards as Alabama whipped cut’s 100-79 triumph over the —:------^ ^ ------NEW YORK .(A P)—The strength of its second consecu- Texas Western, 8-2, suffered a In Final Minutes Guerin Shows Team How nightmares for a long time "We felt like we wanted to Nebraska^39-28.- Devaney and Virginia Cavaliers in the fea- True, while the rules are the top two teams in college Holiday Festival champion- 59-54 loss to little Southern 1111- PASADENA, Calif. one more Pacific-8 Conference McKay called a pass for the de about Akbama’s All-Amer test them deep right away,” his Big Red wanted revenge in ture of the two-day, four-game same for all officials, from" ■ ■ “ ‘ ship in New York, and Bradley, nola in the Sun Carnival and Princeton on Target BOSTON (AP) — A few ski basketball — UCLA and Purdue apd Southern Cali-, win than the Bruins. ciding two-point attempt. Wins ica end Ray Perkins. said Stabler, a left-lianded jun- the Sugqr Bowl match this year, Holiday Classic before a crowd coast to coast, they are inter- 9-2, moved into a tie for 10th by dropped from fourth to sixth of 4,298. ,pretod differently In some parts areas in central and north cen Louisville— held onto their f r n i a, undistinguished The Trojan defense contained low rolled to his right and threw As Hawks Trip Detroit The superb Alabama athlete ior quarterback. "SoT sent Ray After the Sugar Bowl Perkins capturing the Sugar Bowl title. while Cincinnati slid from sev- 0 Griese and the Purdue running toward halfback Jim Lawrence down the left side on what we - told once by doctors he would The Southern visitors, who of the country. In fact, games tral Vermont and in the western positions b y w inning tou r- Kansas, which was in the Top enth to eighth after losing ita throughout the season, re- Mo.st basketball co?iclics must demonstrating with 39 other — Bcar:Bryant calls him a' "su game for the most part, but the in the end zone. But Purdue perstar” — spoiled not one but call a go route. never play again after a head whipped Columbia University are called differently right here With North Carolina .m ite Moumains picked up 4 to nam ents w hile th ree oth er Ten two weeks ago, climbed first game, after eight S r l ^ m'ained consistent to the limit to pra'ctice sessions their points. His tot^ of 41 led both K irk/«Hoe SiinriQxr on/1 r i l i i______i_ i __ _ . _ ® • offense, despite 323 total' yards, back George Catavolos cut in two bowl trips for Dc\aney and “ He just rtin under control for injuiy as a freshman — signed two nights earlier, and UOonn, in Connecticut, New Haven and xTT-iiiT v/-*r>Tr /*Ti\ mu ir i. 1 • i.u ® inches bf snow Sunday and teams— Providoence, Kan back In by increasing its record to Iowa 78-69. demonstrations on- the correef clubs. / a big winner over George Wash NEW YORK (AP)—The fastest guns m the Ea^^ Sunday night, the u.s. Weather sas and Bradley—climbed end, playing an undistin failed on two critical occasions front of the receiver and picked his Coi-nhuskers. about 10 yards, faked inside and a contract to play wiUi the Bal Central Connecticut Districts, to 9-2 with three victories in the The Top Ten, with first placa ( way to do things. But Richie ington University the same long to Princeton and Coach Bill Van Breda Kolff has Bureau reported today. into the Top Ten by doing Big Eight tournament. Missis- guished 60 minutes before within sight of the.\goal line. off the crucial throw. Bill ■ Eridpies caught on best took off. I just laid the ball up timore Colts of the National as an example. .,*:•• * * votes in parentheses and total Guerin carries his e.xainplcs Perkins’ last game as an 101,465 in the Rose Bowl. ■ USC scored on halfback Don McKay has no second for the IWwks as he followed there.” Footbeill League. night, trailed throughout and, it However, it's obvious that ^ . agency said there is good same th in g State extended its unbeat- points on a 10-9 etc. basis: over into the game. amateur came Monday in the Purdue won, 14-13 but USC McCall’s one-yard run and thought.s: ” I talked to the kids Guerin with 32 markers. Devaney said it was no sur He collected seven passes-all wasn’t until they had cut into “down South” things are a lit The Tigers, shot an amazing Bradley for No. 10, was beaten to excellent' skiing at many' The latest AsSociated Press en streak to eight with a victory 1. UCLA (38) 389 33rd Sugar Bowl Classic. a once big lead and shaved it 65.5 per cent Monday night and by Florida 63-64. provided the dramatics Mon quarterbacl? Troy Winslow’s 19- for three or four weeks about Guerin’s St. Louis Hawks, and Player-Coach Dave DoBus- prise, becau.se he had warned his from Stabler ■ in the Sugar tle different. areas inmortoemj^ew England _ based on games through over Georgia Saturday. 2. Louisville . 339 Bryant’s tiny Crimson Tide, out to two points, that Gibson went knocked off third-ranked North Larry Miller led North Caroli- and in the Berkshires of day, scoring with 2:28 remain* yard pass to flanker Rod Sher beating Purdue. I couldn’t make the Detroit"'Piston.s, .shnuld have schere did his best to give his players to expect the bomb on Bowl and accounted for 178 While Babe McCarthy of Saturday night and announced Two other members of the 3. North Carolina (1) 309 weighed 25-35 pounds per man, into his act. CaroUna 91-81 at Ohapel Hill. na with 31 points but the Tar'sachusetts. Ing and going for a two-point man in the final minutes. a decision not to try when the learned the idea Monday night. Detroit club a winning example the first play and had 6-foot-l yards. George Washington doesn't be today — shows Providence In Top Ten won tournanaents and 4. New Mexico 215 uncorked an awe.some offense On most every call that Ref "This is a better team than Heels missed the rebounding conversion, only to miss and ’With Purdue’s margin 14-13, time came.” With 13 .seconds remaining by scoring 22 points, same as Kay Carstens, a 190-pounder, Tlve slender Stabler hosed out long in the same category as Nevertheless, the forecaster seventh place, Kansas in ninth atft’anced one spot each. New 6. Houston 168 and a devastating defense to eree Frank Corkin and Umpire the one Bill Bradley led to the strength of 6-foot-ll sophomore said, most of the major moun lose the gamble. and the score tied 120-120, Play teammate Eddie Miles, but it covering Perkins man-for-man. Perkins for the most valuable and Bradiey tied for 10th with Mexico, 9-1, moved into fourth 6. Texas Western 108 cru:sh Nebraskd 34-7. Ed Middletown made against Gibson,. , he nevertheless „ . was up NCAA finals two years ago,” Rusty Clark, who played only tain resorts in the north coun Purdue Coach Jack Mollen- er-Coach Guerin den;ion.strated wasn’t enough tp keep t.he Pis "Castens Is our. fastest defen player award. Stabler account another addition to the select place after winning * its own 7.. Providence 93 Only one time in his 10 years Virginia during the final 10 ^ ^ said Van Breda Kolff. "We have nine minutes because of Intesti- try would like to seye consider kopf, whose Boilermakers were for his boys: “ Thi's is how it’s tons from falling three games sive back,” said Devaney. "He ed for 218 yards passing, com- group Mississippi State. : Lobo Invitational, and Houston, 8. Cincinnati 92 as a college coach did a team minutes, Gibson was up off Uie a difference of opinion with the better balance than that team, nel flu.. ably more snow cover especial- making their first start in the done.” behind the second-place Hawks let Perkins...... get a step _ on him ploting'li of 18 tosses, and was . They replace St. John’s, N.Y/, H-1, won the Arkansas State 9. Kansas 51 Rangers^ Hawks Dominate ever score more points on a De bench, prancing up and do"wn calls of Frosty Francis and A1 Our kids like to shoot. T^ey can Elvin Hayes poured in 26 Bose Bowl, said: "This was my ■ He dribbled away 12 seconds in the Western Division. u:l Stabler happened to throw a also the game s msher Vlth 38 10. Bradley 44 vaney club. the baseline and grabbing his Perry in the first game against shoot with anybody.” points and grabbed a dozen re- most satisfying victory.” and then went up for a jump The victor^ was the second in perfect pass.” yards. Columbia. , j. . j one® last week, and Michigan fifth. Mississippi State 44 But at the same time, Mol- Scoring Parade in ISHL 0':lahoma .‘/tate defeated De'^ throat, an indication that the Princeton . showed it could do bounds, leading Houston to its The forecast indicate^ occa- lost twice. ------shot from the corner and the two nights for ,St. Louis, which A coach and his players Jenkopf conceded: “ We have basket that gave the Hawks a vaicv’s Cor:iliuskc""s 31-7 in men in the stripped sliirts were that against the Tar Heels, who romp over Tennessee Tech. The sional snow developing over the uCLA received 38 of the 39 beat New York 128-105 Sunday. should realize-by now that when • moved the bail better.” NEW YORK (AP) -- The Chi 122-120 victory over the Pistons 1952 f i""it -^c"son at !’io T'c- choking up. ' had won nine straight without a Cougars, who won their 10th region tonig(it and Wednesday fb’st-place votes cast by a na- Los Angele.?' nipped Boston 111- Oraii^e Boivl: Florida 27\ Tech 12 games are played outside the * * * ♦ I08S. The Tigers canned 35 of 55 straight and 12th in 13 starts, but the 'snow may change to' tjonal panel of sports writers Purdue, with star quarterback cago Black Hawks and New and then went up for a jump 110 in Sunday’s other game. bra ■!:-i helm. Dc\ :\ncy’s 1957 Bob Griese failing to baffle the shot from the corner and the Wyoming team, h’ u. fir t ' year conference or district, you may shots from the floor and even led by as many as 33 points and rain in southern -New England and broadcasters. The Bruins York Rangers, who share first New York turned back Cincin Strictly Bush .run into a different type of of- North Carolina’s 60 per cent breezed to the victory. rugged USC defense, compiled basket that gave the Hawk.s a tlr'"'-, \.;a" I'-.catod 39-6 by Wednesday. extended their record to 8-0 with place in the National Hockey nati 107-103 in Saturday's- only Q mwotorv (hof -tho Tlciating and should make the average wasn’t enough to keep New Mexico’s aggressive d.e- only 244'yards in total offense. 122-10 victory over the Pistons game -played. 0 I'liioma State. Ray Graves Knows It was a mystery mat tne ^ three victories in the Los An Griese hit for 10 df 18 passes League, also dominate the indi in the night’s only,National Bas "Perkins hurt us more than Virginia coach wasn’t charged Sels Irish Record geles Classic. None of the four men at Jolm Haarlow led the amazing points in the second half and the and 139 yards, but four comple vidual scoring race ^ the NHL ketball Association contest, in anyone else,” snid Devaney aft with at least a technical foul, BELFAST (AP) — Don Louisville won three garhes sea.son near its m idw y mark. UConn turned in bad perform- accuracy show, hitting on 11 of Lobos ran their record to 10-l tions came on a first-quarter Memphis, Tenn. ■ Atlantic salmon and brown er the crushing defeat. or two, and banished from the Schoolander of Santa Clara, the Quaker City tournament for CHI RCH 10. PIN — Clem sen 138-380. Tony Stanford 139- drive stopped on the USC five- Linemates Stan Mikita and The Pistons had tied the score trout have been cloc'red at On ‘Bama’s first play after ’Gators in Big Time premises. Hla actions were ances, from this man's view. 13 shots and findebing with 24 Ben Monroe led the winners Calif., competing in an interna But that Virginia coach, he points. Joe Heiser added 19 and with 18 points and Mel Daniels an 11-0 mark while North Caro- Quey 213-579, Jim Farr 205-553, ggi pred Baker 137-368, John jrard line. Ken Wharram of Chicago con with 13 seconds left on Joe speeds up to 23 miles per hour, receiving the kickoff, Perkins ^ t-h - j >_ filrictiy bush. tional meet, set an Irish 400- should have been ' sent to this Chris Thomforde had 17. added 16. Una, which received the other Frank Mickev/icz 207-205— 593, Ribder 147-161—438 Len Giglio Griese later directed Purdue tinue to run 1-2 in the scoring Strawder’s two free throws aff- one mph. more than the fabled hauled i^ ah aerial from Kennv MIAMI, Fla. (A P )-C oa ch Ra,v Graves says F orida 8 Apparently neither official meter freestyle swimming firsts remained third Chuck Perkins 212, Phil Des- 139.356 derby, according to weekly NHL (Snake) Stabler that covered 45 football t6am finally has proven: it belongs in the big showers. Two other hiemb'ers of the Previously unbeaten Missis- reoorurecord jvionaayhjonday in «4:29,7. -za 1 Tlie rue ...... — .... — r > John Chanda 136, touchdown marches of 57 and 37 SHE.\R,S er Guerin had spent the night bonefish. saw Gibson in action or else nontournament tri- Jardins 209. Art Johnson 201, ci^rlie Whelan 149-371, Herb yards, and fullback Perry Wil You can’t keep a skinning figures released today, while a time, and tlie Gators have a young halfback who should they looked the other way, fil- Then, too, UConn was anxious Associated Press Top 'Ten won sippi State, which had won eight champion bettered the ^ ^ h s T o r a " ^ , Northern hospital- mpressively while another was stranght, coulto t h ^dle Flon- umpto for a 9^ record. Mike MuSchko 200. Johnson 354, Burt DaVis 358. liams plunged across from the knife razor sharp and still use quartet of Rangers — Rod Gil be able to keep them there for the next couple of years. though from this sidecoUft show itq one and two yard lines. it to. cut through tough gristle bert, Phil Goyette, Don Mar * The Gators have ha^ only one — ----- ^ viewer’s vantage point, it would arid did, to the hilt, with an beatenT ' t i Alan Kimber of England by two 8)2. vaulted from Houston, ranked fifth, wal- beat the 10th ranked Bulldogs nowhere to seventh on the TEETOTALERS — Peg Hick Purdue came to Pasadena and bone. Save your blade and shall and Bernle Geoffrion — have been an impossibility not ^c®H*nt conducted tourney, QUAIL SHOTS lo.sing seasorii in sev’en years passing five yards for a-^uch- loped Tennessee, Tech 95-69 and off the boards. ^ ______son 189-489, Maureen SuUlvaa with an 8-2 record, including are among the top ten point- to see the choke gestures di- marred only by Gibson's actions, use pruning shears lor the under Graves, but tl)ey never jack Coons, New Mexico, fourth in the rat- Florida snared 56 rebounds to 202-473, Pearl Burnham 45T, ’Sa fact. Quail shooter* losses to the, two ‘ outstanding makers. reeled at the whistle looters. ♦ * * heavy jobq. have won a Soulheas|.ern Con- Georgia Tech,, which scored In ings, drubbed Denver 65-43., 30 for the losers and David Mfll- Doris Doggart 454, Mary-EUen sharpen their refle.xes by teams it faced - - Noire Dame Mikita, who centers the ferenpe title and until Monday [)jg first quarter on a surge Actually, Ciibson and Fred Big One Due Missdssippd State, which made er’s 19 points led the Gators’ Graham 465, Rose Pastula' 463j “shooting” coveys with an emp- and Michigan State. FISH SCALER ^v/k.s’ explosive Scooter Line, Boston Celts Still Skid, night; never had won in a big capped by Kim King’s 10-yard Sbabel, his 'UOonn rival, were _ its debut in the poll by tying attach. Dorotliy Syphers 461. ty gun. Dry inns (they claim) Michigan State dominated an Screw bottle caps to a piece leads the pack with 49 points in up and got in their two cent’s Coming up tomorrow night at bowltexcept at the Gator Bowl, scoring toss to Craig Baynham, teach them there is ample tim* Abnormally weak Big Ten, but of wood about three-inches wide 30 games -- a pace that could worth after the first call of the Storrs, the UConns will step "A 'lo t of people wondered if cut the gain in the fourth quarter Trail Now by Seven Tilts COUNTRY CLUB—Don Mor- to zero in oil individual birds, the Spartans, werf here a year and 10-inclves long. Smooth one wipe out the record of 97 points Florida was a big enough team when reserve quarterback Lar night on their respective clubs, Hght out of the fire into the end to make a handle. ' Voija! SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —T -J'Goodrichgc sank two frefe throws lene 138, William, Corbert 136, rather than firing blindly at ago and Big Ten teams are in set last season by "teammate for this kind of a bowl gam;e ry Good scooted 25 yards for the but . Sbabel confined himself frying pan agajnst Holy Cross, A fine fish scaler, The Boston Celtics, sH,idding far m the last three seconds to beat Carl Bolin 149-382, Roy Thpmp- flock. eligible to repeat in the Rose Bobby Hull. ^ arid I think we showed we a re /’ last Tech touchdown. thereafter. While Wes Bialosuknla College Baskeiball Star Bawl. The Czech-born playmaker During the post-game Inter- popped In 36 points agajnst Vir- ROI.'fJH ROAD \ Graves said after the Gators Graves and Tech Coach Bob-, behind high-fljilng“ Philadelphia The defeat f was ' the ninth . .v. of , ' ______^ ^______^ ^ ^ ’ •Southern California lost three has 16 goals and a league-lead whipped Georgia Tech 27-12 in view in Shabel’s second story ginia, tho Mad who dre* words If heading for bad roadjs take by Dodd both praised the Ga Also Pro Baseball Player in the Easteri) Division race, season for the Celtics. Tjieir ■ a a ■ ■ a ' a ■ B' ■ B B of,its4 a st four regular, season ing 33 assists. He set the, assist of praise from Coach Fred along a few spare pieces roof the Orange Bowl. tors’ defences, which picked off office in the fieldhouse, Gibson attempt to launch a new win- last seven losses' have b'eeni by games,, climaxing the year with mark of 69“ in 1964-65 and ap Shabel was Billy Gray, the ing shingle. Tucked .under the The victory gave Florida an 9- four pasMs. was stiU smarting from the NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (AP) any other professional sport.” ning streak tonight in a Nation- five pbints or less. a 61-0 humiliation by Notre pears certain to break it in his sophonipre jumping Jack from rear heels Uiey can provide sur 2 record for the season, and al lose. ' ■Ron Constantino has an un- However, “ . hf...... points out,, he...... is al ' ~Basketball Associatlkm ■ meet- Dame. The Trojans’ 14-7 loss to .remaining 40 games. New HaVen. face and friation enough tp ppll though the Gators lose Helsman Asked about the officiaUng, usual summer occupation tor a playing amateur basketball. ing with the San Francisco UCLA cast a shadow on their Wharram, Miklta’s right wing 'Honors Due Orioles MHS Swim Slate you out of a rut. Trophy winner Steve Spurrier, he replied: “ Gray’s rebounding was a big college basketball player. He's “ As long as Northampton Warriors, the Western leaders. Foreign Car* of Manchester oil the Scooter combination, has , Jan. 3 at E.O. Smith, Jan. bid, granted because ,USC. had they have a- youngster who may BOSTON (AP) — Four, mem “ It needs a lot of Improve' factor (against Virginia.) He’s a professional baseball player. _ (Commercial College is willing. The Celtics, gunning for a scored 18 goals and set up 15 for 6 Maloney, Jan. 9 at Platt, Jan. WADER LONGEVITY be able to take his place. ment up here. I was warned learning all the time,” Shabel and. I am not ■violating any ninth straight NBA champion a total of 33 points, two more bers of the world"- champion Most schools bar pro athletes 12 at New London, Jan. 17 174 WEST CENTEB ST. If you use your waders whpre Halfback Larry Smith led the about the officials frdm my said. "He still makes mistakes. from competing in intercollegl than Gilbert, Goyette and Mon Baltimore Orioles will be hon- terms of my baseball contract ship, dropped «v e n games be- co„a“rd,'Jan. 2(J‘“ weth7 r‘snerd ■fc the going gets tough, in snajgs, Gators' past Tech when Spurrl- at the 28th annual Boston scouts. The officials are incon- Gray is like a pohy who some- “ tg 300^3 Ckmstantlnb’s I see no reason why I cannot hind PhjWdelphia s 76ers In los- , ' . t s treal’s Bobby Rousseau, who Ofvd Jan. briar pr arOUnd rough wood, try leFs passing arm faltered, and baseball writers’ dinner Jan. 26 sistent,, lx)0k what happened day will be a horse.” gase______is different.______play basketball as an amateur ing a ill-110 decision to the ^7 at Hall Jail. 31 Bnstol Automata shaVe third place. Wednesday night. They called Central, Feb. '3 Crosby, Felj. 7 Repairs on All Foreign Cars this- tip.. Weal- ’ah old pair of (the 216-pound speedster is-only at the Sheraton-iPlaza. ^ Gray lacks only experience to He attends Northampton Com- for the school,” Constantino Lal^ers Iti Los Angeles New Gilbert became the firAt play fouls and mad < a farce out at Windham, Feb. 10 at Cen pants oyer the waders. Pants ■a sophomore. They are Manager Hank 68 6 be a top-fllght New England merclal College, a business and said. ... Year's Night, Transmission er to reach the ?0-goal mark tral, Feb. ,17 Hartford Public, get wet *but take ^ e tear# and Bauer, pitcher Moe Drabowsky*, of the gome.. college player. The 6-4 Negro secretarial achrol which plaj- Constantino starred in base- “We outr*bounded the Lakers when he scored against Toronto Smith rushed for a record 187 Gome down Dixie,” he said Feb. 25, State Meet at CCSC. 1 , Jpecializiifg in save the waders. 1 slugging first baseman Boog cqn outjump- — opponents — — several I .^asketball as an extra-curricu- ball, basketball and soccer in and took four more shots from , Trouble? I i last Sunday night. yards and raced 94 yards for the All home, meets, with the ex- as he departed. * j * ,0 taller and dunk shots are lap activity loror male stddents.stddents high school. He pftsed up base- the floor, but we were guilty of ■k Five Road Test and FIRE STARTER iform Ullman and Gordie" winning touchdown on the long Powell, and director of player ’ Estimate personnel Harry Dalton, who "UfJonn was ^ ^js specialty. '.Coming up with xhe college Is riot affiliated wKh ball in his senior year, but was too many turnovers,” Boston HHstol Eastern, are VOLKSWAGENS A short plumber s candle is Howe of Detroit are siJTtlf-and est riin (rom scrimmage in Or dr AH Work Guaranteed helped mold the Orioie;f into a personals, seven iff ^ e first half. 13 rebounds ^gainst Virginia the NCJAA ani does not compete the Indians’ third draft choice, cornerman galley Howell said, scheduled for 4 o clock. Eastern the best fire starter you can buy seventh In scoring while Mar ange Bowl history. at Budget Terms championship, team. ' • t p Virginia Was charged with 25 gave him top honors in this de- lyith NCAA member schools. He said hg plans to reportk The Celties scored nine and Manchester will meet . , . that if you're starving you shall and G^ffrion at"e tied for Trailing 6-0, Spurrier sent the J Free Towing Gators ,on a 66-yard drive personals, losing only r^erve partment, .no easy chore when x 1965 gradugfe of nearby March 1 to the Cleveland train- straight points to move in front 7:30. ftfo LiOW'-Prioe ”Come-on” ' ctui also eat. eighth. Boston's Pit Martin i’ centeV ,6-10 Norm Carmichael you have a’ pair of 6-10 giants Monson (High School, Oonstan- Ing camp at Tucson, Aria., but 110-108 with 1:42 remaining. ~ CHARGE It WITH completes the top ten. . capped by Graham McKeel’s Intimates tiuit Cost You Costly Defeat ...... im ^vearlrig cneiny color* and bat- Uno aIgMd a contract as a figures he will be sent back to Elgin Baylor tied the count l\o- A llie r t in L e a d Money- ‘ ^ WAXED MATCH Charlie Hodge of Montreal 'one-yard scoring plunge "which PHORE with four personals each. tllng under the boards. pitcher with th* Cleveland, In- tho minora for moije experl- llO with 57 seconds left and p \LM BEACH, Fla. (AP) Before you head for the bush, leadi^., the goaltende^ with a tied the score, and Wayne Bar- . NEW HAVEN (A P )-'^ e ))(ew * The Crusaders will be the dtiML He had h^-3 record with ence. v thei) added a free throw at Jeff Alpert, Woodhrldge, Conn.,-I 649*8005 Woleoma Her* Icf tl\e wpc from a regular table per-game yield of 2.13 In 19 ap field kicked the point to put the Havpn Blades lost four players Monch(»st«r toughest foe for. j UOonn at Reading in the Eastern League In the meantime, Nortnamp- 11:58 for the decisive point. was in the lead today at the candle drip on the stem'df paper Gators4ln front to stay. to injuries and their third BABTrORO NATIONAL iTrcmtmissidii Co. pearances. Ney York’s Ed Had to Foul Storrs this season. in 1965, and last season was 10- ton Qommercial is happy to “ It’s rough when you make a start of the second round of the matches. You’ll find it helps Gjiacomin, who has appeared: in ■"Smith contribuled hla record straight hockey game Sunday 4« BBAJKARD PLACE It was that kind of a game. It should be a great game for with Reno in the California have him as a basketballlplay- good comeback like we did and 54-hole Champion of Club Oham- waterproof the matches and touchdown dash in the thlpd night, as the Johnstowp Jets 10 (Bear Seymour Auto more games than Hodge, ha8 UConri got Into the lead and those lucky enough to have League. . er. In hi* first five games,! Con- then lose everything on a free plons Golf Tournament at Store, Main St.) they will bum longer and with 2.22 goals-agatnat record and quarter, . "and the Gators breezed to a 6^ victory, iigui I Ti I rji., miL ran m -uT . i n n nai Virginia bad to pre^s to get tickets. For the unfortunate, the The young pitchen notes that stantino averaged 19 polnb. throw,” Howell said. “ The Breackers Gkrif-Club. MANCHESTEB hotter flame. Don’t drip on the TECH SCORES FIRST — Craig Baynham, Georgia Tech wingback, Md A 10- wrapped it up )n the last period New Haytn lost a road ^ m e lares the shutout lead w(th back Into the thick of things I^garite will be telecgst by Chan* hla basebftll contra^ specifies " I ’m in great shape,” he ex- same thing h a p p e d to us out Alpert carded a three-undep- heads of safety matches or the it’s Roger Orozie* at four yard pass from quarterback Kim'King in the end zone to score first in Orange with McKeel scoring a^aln on a to the Clinton Comets Saturday plunge and Harmon. Wages night 9-4. and had to foul. . , nel 8 at 8 o’clock . thajt he "shall not engage la plained happily. here two weeks ago when Gail par 67 Monday. wax will clog the striker. abl^e. Bowl game. Florida defender on first period play is linebackcr Wayne McCall. I ■ ' ■ • V . • - , WEDNESDAY ONLY SPECIAL!
LEAN, i m p o r t e d , ^I^LICED / SOILED HAM, $1.19 2,b,$2.25 7:30 ( 24) Elliot Norton SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) (12) Daktarl (C) —«too— ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Gov. LANSING, Mich. (AP) — ,20) Big Picture ' ( 8-40) Combat (C) Nclion A. Rockefel’or’s inaugu With pomp, ceremony and' big Gov. Ronald Reagan — usihg (."lOi The Three Stooges , . / (10-20-22-30) Girl From IMPORTED,’ CHOPPED (40» Munsters / UNCLE (C) Kuhnly Out Front [ Sports Schedule a soft-sell approach on inde (22) Route 1 (18) Subscription TV ral address revived speculation crowds. Gov. George Romney 66 ,, 5:15 (24) Friendly Giant S-.OO (24) USA: Music PRESSED HAM...... b, 99e come “‘th e. ra<>^ promising today that he might still enter began his third ^erha Monday as pendent-minded legislators — \5::i0 (201 Scope ’ " ^ 8:30 r8-12) Red Skelton (C) '■ TuMday, Jan. S— X (40) Huckleberry. Hound (24) Calendar (We Reserve-JHght to Limit Quantity) after a pair of convincing p tain presidential ambitions. Republican governor of Michi pushed ahbad today .with, plans '"X (30) Whlilyblrd.') ( 8-40) Rounders (C) Northwest at East (10-20-22-30) Occasional Wife gan — %4.V What's New? wins in its own post-Christ- Windsor Liocks at EUlingtqn The 58year-old Rcpul^lican, a term he may never to consolidate more "liower-in 5:45 (22V ^arshal M lo n . (C) In Scoring Derby 9:00 ( 8-401 The Pruitts (C) mas holiday tournament. Swimming — Manchester at who irislits he has .forsai'.Cn all finish. the governor’s office with a 6:00 ( 3-40KNew.>i. Sports, Weather HIGHLAND PARK MARKET (12) NfOloabeat (24) Connecticut Issue' The Huskies (6-2) swept to s E. ©..Smith, 7 White House hopes, stirred Cheoring, handshaking Re (241 T)av(4^4nie (10-20-22-30) Movie (C) By PETE ZANARDl massive reorganlzatipn,; " 9:30 ( 3-121 Petticoat Junction (C) 817 HIGHLAND STREET—PHONE 643-4378 easy victories over George Platt Manchester frc:-ih comment On his national publicans by the thousands saw (ir) Men" Grinin . Area basketball passed the first quarter mark last Romney ott on his first four- I^ess than 13 hours after tak- (20) Target ( 8-40I Love on Rooftop (C) Washington and Virginia in the Bolton at East Granby future Monday by 'projecting a 6:15 ('0224 News, WelHjier (181 Snb.scription TV tuiitci.i lie uni.cu ii.c uiiai ,ju- term, one that could be office, California’s first Re- (40) Cheyenne 10:00 ( 241 NET Journal Connecticut Classic — whiph Friday night with Rockviiie High’s Barry Kuhnly in ■ Plalnvllle at Rockville concept he called the “ Just So . ( 3-12> Current Events Teat had been scheduled as a pair cictv’' in the soeech that for- interrupted in 1988 by a bid fo4 publican governor in eight years 6:30 (“ 1-22-30) Hunlley-Brlnldey firm command of'th e scoring lead. Coach John Cana- Wrestling—East at Central > 1.: . <;n piiulo (C ) \ (C) basketball doubleheaders. 'the ^publican presidential appeared before a joint s f e on ( 8) New.swlre (Cl ( 8-40) The Fiipitlve (C) 'J vari’s 5-10 senior has a total of 130 poii^ts and a 26 Wrestling—Eenney at Man maliy launched his third term in (20) Americans at Work 'vll:00'( 3-8 (C). 10:20-22-30-40) When UConn and Virginia won nomination. °f fh® , Democratic-controlled Engaged News. Snorts. Weather point per game average. chester office. • legislature Monday with a plea (24) Whnf.a New? the first games Wednesday,, The phrase invited compari The 59:year:old former Amer ( 3-12) Walter Cmnklte (Cl ’ (12) Newstteat Included In Kuhnly’s total for cooperation. "eo The enaaD-intiU of Miss 6:45 ( SI Peter Jenninpe. News 11:15 (20) TBA NEW YEAR’S GREETING their meeting on Friday turned ican Motors president has said 11:20 are two 30-point games. Kuhn Wednesday, Jan 4 son ^ with President Johnson’s Janet A. Towler to Dennis L. (20) New.s. Snorts, WCather ( 3-8) Movie out to be a championship of he is considering seeking tlie Reagan said ne 'believes In 7:00 ( 3) Ttovie (C) 11:30 (1020-22-301 Tohlpht Show (C) ly must share the top game East Windsor at Cheney, 8 “ Great Society” progrtrins, Morin Jr., both of Manchester,' (48) Checkmate sorts. Columbia defeated Vir-' nomination but has denied he 1s three independent branches of ( 8) Twiliphl Zone •performance however with Portland at Coventry which the governor cfiticifed in has been announced by' her par FROM • ginla in what turned out to be a candidate. government and "In the legisla SEE SATUKl»^lt"» TV ■'wriER FOR COMPLETE LISITNQ East’s Greg Turek, who canned Granby at South Windsor his addresa. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ewi’n BI £t\game for third place. However, mapy observers ture's right to legislate.” 30 against .Newington High. Rockefeller repeatedly has Towler of 36 French Rd. . NOW the meat of the schedule Friday, Jan. 6 believe he is certain to be a Re Reagan, 55-year-old former “THE HILLS” Almost nine points separates renounced the aspirations that Her fiance is a son of Mr. and is rehdy. Connecticut is back Hall at Manchester publican presidential challeng movie and television star, was Kuhnly from his nearest rival, marked his tries (or tlie presi swept into office by nearly a Mrs. Dennis Morin of 34 Griffin Radio in action Wednesday at Storrs FRE3D SHABKL Cheney Tech’s mightly mouse, Coventry at Bacon Academy dential nomination in 1960 and er. ' n^ain.st Holy Cross (2-3). The Swimming—Maloney at Man The inaugural festivities be million-vote margin over former Rd. (This liatlng Includes only thoce news broadcasts at 10 or 15 “Glastonbury Hills Country Club” Mike Chemliecki, who has 106 1981. minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) Crusaders Will have a height Friday ar(d at Princeton Satur chester, 4 gan at 10:20 a m. Monday when Democratic Gov. Edmund G. Miss Towler, a 1965 graduate points and a 17.6 average. Next But the “ Just Society’’ con “ Nothing closed here, but the Golf Course’’ advantage, but the Huskies’ re- day. Bolton at Cheney nearly 3,000 happy Republicans Brown. The size of the vote of Manchester High School, is WDBC—1360 10:20 Speak Up Hartford Is South Windsor High’s Bill cept was capitalized in the text 5:00 '-^ong Jubn Wade 11:30 Barry Farber Show bounding corps of Bill Corley It’s been a hard, season for 8 g points overall Ellington at Rockville turned out for the ceremonies at made Reagan a possible candi employed at the Aetna Life and 12:00 Cbmment Everything else opened for your pleasure distributed to Uie press. 6:00 Mike Millard and Billy Gray seems to have most other Connecticut college 3 g^^ne!' Rifle—Manchester at Middle- the Lansing Civic Center, where ■ date for the 1968 Republican Casualty insurance Co., Hart 0:00 Keii Griffin 12:15 News Sign Off Lunch 12 to 2 Dinner 6 to 9 p.m. Rockefeller offered . the con WTIC—1080 recovered from early season teams. Bridgeport and Southern Turek joins ChemliTOki and facilities were prepared for less presidential nomination. ford. Mr. Morin, a 1963 grad 1:05 News. Sign Off 5:00 Afternoon Edition town cept at the close of Ills speech, WBOH—910 Frl. - Sat 6 to 10 p.m. BACK HOME— Treating the home folks tonight after five games in a row on disasters at Yale and .Boston Connecticut are the surprising j^njmly in triple figures, scor- than half that number. ' “ I don't think any of us be uate of Manchester High School, 5:00 Hartford Highlights 6:00 News, Sporjs, Weather Saturday, Jan. 7 saying that New Yoi'k had pro 6:35 Americana Sunday 12 noon to 7:30 p.m. the road is East Catholic High. Eagle starters will be Doug Melody, Jim College. Connecticut, 1-0 In the exceptions so far with 6-3 marks points for a Obviously surprised by the lieve there won't be occasional is attending the School of En 7:00' News East vs. South Catholic, vided leadership for the nation 8:00 Ga.sllght 7:30 News of the World Dancing Friday and Sajinrday night, 8 to 12 Jim Reynolds, Greg Turek, Tom Lombardo and Greg Willett against North- Yankee Conference, plays at each. jg g average. turnout, Romney apologized to ly no3e-to-no::e confrontations." gineering of the University of 7:45 Joe Garagiola C e se , 6:30 by showing other states how 12:00 Quiet Hours 7:50 Sing Along Vermont Saturday. Central Connecticut lost to St. ontholic boasts four several hundred persons who Reagan told the lawmakers. But Connecticut, Storrs. wror—1410 Music by A1 Jarvis wert. (Herald Photo by .Ofiara) Monday, Jan. 9 common problems could be 8:05' Pop Concert Fairfield, the men of hot and Michael’s by one point in the stm-ters in double figures. Be- discovered their tickets to the he added, “ Whatever differ The ■ wedding is planned for 5:00 Jim Meeker 9:10 Nightbeat Private Rooms, and Skyline Room (Ball Room) Wrestling—Blast at Manches solved. ences we may have, they will be 10:00 Hotline 11:00 News,. Si>orts, Weather cold, scored upset wins over finals of its own holiday touma- Turek. Coach Don- Bums’ inaugural dance weren't enough June 1.7. 12:00 John Sherman 11:30 Other Side of the Day Open for Parties— Banquets— Weddings St. Joseph’s of Philadelphia and ment, and now has a 5-4 record. jjgjg Reynolds (13.6), ter “ And,” he said, “ I sense pur- to gel them in to the centerls worked out between men and WINF—IJ30 Closed on Monday Swimming — Manchester at 6 00 New.s Loyola of New Orleans before Wesheyan and Trinity suffered (jreg Willet (11.8) and Doug ixjse — high purpose •- because small auditorium. women of good will. ’ 5:15 Speak Up Hartford Directions from Manchester: Take Rt. 83 past Rt 2 and Conference Action playing a poor game against through the holiday tourneys at jjgiQ^y (io.2). The quartet Platt I have full f.aith in our capacity 'T deeply regret we did not Then he gave the 40 senators 6:00 News FOR RENT BAllBV KVBXLY and 80 assemblymen the first B i i r .^ e s s 6:15 Barry Farber Shoir follow signs to the Hills. Canisius in the finals of the Central Connecticut and Amerl- gives the Eagles the area’s (or creativity • our common have the foresight to i-oalize so kl.'i Lowell Thoma.s 8 and 16- mm. Movie Pro Queen City tournament at Buf-, can International, respectively. explosive offense, averag- resolve with God’s help to build ma:iy of you would be here,” he assignment in his “ creative so 7:()0 The World Tonight jectors— sound or silent, also F.G. F. Ft. Ave. MHS Rifle Schedule ciety” program — a govern Next LTM Work 7:15 Fraiik Gifford falo, N.Y. The Stags have a Each won only one of three mg 72 points a game; going as mTnimafio together the drcai"n of free men said. 7:3(1 Harry Rea.soner 33 nun. slide projectors. ment reorganization plan with 2-S record going into .a Satur- games. The Cardinals now have gg gj against Newington. c h S k ^ t ^ e n e y 45 16-IW n'.6 Jan. 6 at Middletown, Jan. of all ages: A Just Society.” . The overflow crowd was “ Look Homeward, Angel.” the 7:33 Face the Nation Sp provisions that have been 8:00 New.s WELDON DRUG CO. ices “ This," he added, “ is the day night game at St. Anselm’s, a 4-4 mark and Trinity is 3-5. Toughest defense belongs to Davis, SW ^ 67 16 8 13 Rockville, Jan. 18 at Choate, greeted later by Romney and fir.st production of 1967 of the. 8:10 Speak Up Hartford 767 Main St.—Tel. 643-5321 HAVE YOU AN dream of a society where: turned down by past legisla ,0:05. Comment Windsor at 3 o’clock. ' twice, the Patriots hosting Port- Yale was 5-1 before heading Other records so far: Manchester High. The Indians 38 -24 too 16.6 jan. 20 at Wilcox, Jan. 26 his wife, Lenore, Lt. Gov. and Little Theater of Manche.ster, EVENT SCHEDULED By PETE ZANARDI southwest for a series of inter- New Haven College 6-3, Hart- jjave allowed 279 points, or 55.8 Lee. Rock. “ Government is courageous, Mrs. William Milliken, Sen. tures. Inc., vVill be presented Feb. 16, Superb _ . 1 j Friday, Manchester continues land, last year’s Class S cham- . _ _ __ . atotoI .1 ... i c-, . ^ A /-kntoestlt \M t M W 71 141 Windham. Feb. 1 Choate, Feb. Ostrout, Man. power is benign, learning is Robert Giiffin, R-Miclt., Hou.se As in pa.st years, reaction was THAT CALLS for Confere^e play and combat at home with Hall pions, tomorrow night and then Z a a 6 Lfinnrniac' 4 t' P®'" Burnham. BU. ^ 3 at Windham, Feb. 6 Middle- 17 and 18, at Si-lO p.m. at Badey nTHft co u rt action ate in viannn humbled by Tulsa and Mem- cred Heart 3-6, Quinnipiac 4-7, _ “Voung, Cov. 25 18 abundant, prosperity is general, Minority Leader Gerald Ford, cautious. No applause interrupt Auditorium, Manchester . High FOOD? home court action ate in y^,gg^ Hartford wWle going on the road to Bacon ™ r-nard -in and williman 34 14 82 l3!e town, Feb. - 8 ' at Rockville, 10 order is serene, law is honored, ed his brief speech, although he the spotlight on the scho- Cheney and Bolton High (2-3) Academy in Colchester Friday, phis State and play Tulane to- ^ a s t Guard 1-5, and Williman WEED ^ SCOURING crffe.'^®Bol“ ‘ .32 14 ^ Hamden, 15 Bristol Eastern, and other Republican lofficials. School. Common horsetail weed Chaponis. _SW 20 25 compassion is practiced and Romney’s 20-mimjte inaugural was warmly greeted before and Philip Burge.s.s Sr. will direct It may be a wedding, a ban lastic hoop scene this week, mix it up at the Rangers’ gym. Tomorrow night’s action also "'EM m the t^ndup ^ m e of ^ i t Z Z l » ! , Rock, 23 16 62 i i 2 Feb. 17 Wilcox ’Tech, March 1 quet o r'ju st an Informal ^ t - broUierhood is lived. ’ speech li)ok several. cracks at after he talked. the comedy-drama, which was Heafing Problems? sm /Q £ aa East Catholic Manches- Big Game Saturday ’ includes an NCCC tilt with rebounding ’Tonights g ^ e s are Yale at (Equisetum) works well as a ’ East29 13 ^ I at Bristol Eastern, March 3 at I together of a society, lodge or as Gavnoiic, .r, n -n, . " 4. in . »v, ..t a,,,,tv. tti prowess Of early season appgr- Tulane, New Haven at Worces- camp scouring pad. Seems the Powell, Cheney 28 16 President Johnson's administra adapted by Ketti Frings from ter High and Cheney Tech East rests Fnday for the Granby at South Windsor, (3-2). on their ter .atnte and Otiinniniac at Sa- , tr ttc Southerlin, Bof. 25 6 56 ILI Hamden, March 10 State We would be glad to offer you a free survey and some friendly group. ently was left at home. On their ter State and Quinnipiac at Sa- plant collects silica ^, J.,in tfoits Amalo.Souuieriin. Man. no tion. the novel of the came name by combine to give local folks five game of the week Saturday Launch Campaigns 30 12 M 102 Championships. retum the Elis play at Penn cred Heart. Melody, East 34 14 He said the people “ feel the games, night at 8 o’clock against co- Two Manchester teams open growth. Andover Bolton Thomas Wolfe. In its initial estimate bn how at a v^ry reasonable cost you can We Are Prepared to stifling consequences' of over showing on Broadway, the show BTs a pair of loop contests to- defending HOC champion South this week, the rifle team in Mid centralization, conformity, man won both the Pulitzer Prize and replace your (sick heating system) with a 100% Serve You to Your night as East (6-1) opens the Catholic at Central Cormecti- dletown High Friday while the ipulated consensus, and arbi HOC campaign against North-.cut’s Kaiser Gym. swimmers meet E. O. Smith Service Held th- New Y-')r Critic's award. efficient electric heating system, with individual Complete Satisfaction Taxes Due trary unchecked power, whether west Catholic at home at 8:15 Another headliner comes up in Storrs tonight at. 7 and re- Frank Minutelld has designed public or private.’’ a constructivist set which will room temperature control a comfort. Our catering servic* Is set up while Manchester High (2 -3 ) Friday when Ellington (2 -3 ) turn home for Maloney High to be flexible enough to ac meets OCIL pacesetter Platt High visits neighbor Rockville' Friday. Both .squads lost to the This Month In a thinly veiled attack on For Students show both the interior and ex- the “ Great Society,’'' Romney commodate any size gathering. High of Merldeh at the Clarke High, (1-4) a series that has fea- Alumni their fir.st time out. ' ' ■ of a ”Di"';i''l"'.ncr board The thfftl quarter Installment said the people "recognize the ing house where the action of At Pen-iAn-Co we give particular attention to con Why not caU us and talk over Arena at 8:16. Both the Indians tured some close contests over Wrestling finds Manchester At Church the details ? and Eagles come into tonight’s the past several years. Elling- hosting Penney today and visit- of pioperty taxes for Uie (jcl. limitations of efforts to improve the play takes place. The set is verting any existing system to a trouble-free clean, assessment of 1965 is due dur the lives of men and their socie- being constructed on the floor of action off \d^orles. East edging ton warms up for Rockville by liig Maloney Friday while East United Methodist Church cele- odorless Genera! Electric modern electric heating Waterford High, 63-80 lagt Fri- hosting Windsor Locks High to- ’(M l met Bri.stol Central this ing Janu’ary. For those who ty by material means alone.” the rehearsal hall at the Little R(imney, although he did not braled stiident recognition Sun- Theater of Manchester room.s at day while Manchester bombed night while Plainville High is at afternoon. The two mat squads wish to pay their taxes In. per system. , GARDEN GROVE mention taxes in his speech, lias day Jan. 1. College students 22 Qak St. The cast will be able BrisWl Central. Rockville. are warming up for next Mon- son the oliice of tax collector, TELEPHONE 649-5313— 649-5314 Tonjorrow afternoon, Cheney Also on tap tonight will be day afternoon’s match at Man- Mrs. Eunice Guay is open on told the legislature it should un taking part in the service were to rehearse within the confines dertake and complete tax re (2-3) takes on wha^ should be Bolton at Eq,st Granby. Chester, the first meeting be- Tuesdays and Thursdays from Miss Leslie Hunter, at Wheelock intricate set, Call 649-2860 you will be glad you did. 1 to 4 p.rn. and on Fridays from form by April 1. / the toughest opponent on the * CJjarter Oak Conferenceplay tween the two schools in ath- Colleige in Boston; Miss H e le n ------alate In NOC leader East finds 'Coventry (3-2) active letic competition. 9 a m. to noon. Failure to win tax reform, particularly wijh a Republican- Lockward, at Aurora College in ------(------^ ^ ------— The due date for this quarter RANGE • OPEN l ILL 9 P.M. MON.-FRI. • is Jan. 1, and if payment is not controlled leg^islalure, could be Illinois; Timothy Grose, at AND New England College Baskethall made within one nionth from a major slpmbling block in Mitchell College in New London, PLUMBING • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING that date the entire tax becomes Romney’s polilitical path. and John RoUiwell, at Norwich FUEL OIL I due Immediately with interest ^ University In Northfield, Vt. Each of the girls read the of one-half per cent per tnonth. GASOLINE Scriptures at one seiwlce and Showdown for Providence Klcddlng Party Tech/Now Takes each of the boy.s gave a talk on The Andover Community Club HOME ENGINEERS — "Christian Faith in a Time of Go. Set Against Massachusetts Dolores Lewis 178-515, Marie will have a sledding party on Registration for Revolution.” / BANTIY OIL “ Where Good Ideas Conte Naturally For The Home’’ Fraser 177, Wanda Kaselauskas Saturday at the home of Mr. AlSo on Sunday a kneeling . .Only one New Ekigland team, COMPANY. INC. N6w England college basket 185-512, Alba Rusconi 178-197 and Mrs. Eugene Schwanke on Evening Courses bencJi made by Alfred Johnson 841 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Brandels, is involved in tourna Long Hill Rd. Should the snow :i;il MAIN STREET ball tean^ get off the holiday —539, Ginny Clark 193-504, and Herbert J. Johnson was re ment play this week. The needed for such activity not be Registrations for the winter TELEPHONE (203) 649-2869 tournament cloud and return to Edith Palmer 183-457, Janet ceived and dedicate^. TKL, (i'l'.l-l.j'.irt Judges "Will compete in the regular season play this week McKenney 205-179—546, Phyl present members are asked to term of adult evening courses Adult^Gym" Class Rockville 87.'»-.'i27l Bluehose Classic at Halifax, at Howell Cheney Technical with conference action re lis Dumas 497. bring their skates. There'"is still time to sign up N.S., Thursday through Satur School are now being accepted, suming/ and several key non- After whichever winter sport fo! an a
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' V i " TIJESDAY, JANUARt % 1967 ICSj,'" / j w e n t y -f o u r ijianrij^Btfr Average Daily Net Press Riiii For the Week Erided The Weather """' ►■(Jloudy tonight, 4. f h /I i [i •The Disabled American Vet- December 8, lOM ■'N- • .. . chance o f light rain or snow, .^rans Auxiliary \rtll meet to 81 Petitioners to ^que$t COLD low 32-38; clearing tomomw* ■ X morrow 7:30 p.iri. at the V FW , Foley-Ciartnitaro / ’ ■ Pelte / Chapter,; A^ch 15,131 , Horae. ii. lUSOl Rd. Walks high 35-40. : Mastew will t b ^ l ^ at Manchester^A’^ City of Village Chitrm ^ , ^ 7:«0 p.nt. at M a^tByTaniptei Mancliester Emblem Club wlll Miss ^^ane Lee Oarmttaro, a former Mancheste.r teacher, Aji Sl- V- , ki-C