THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 , 1968; Avenge Daily Net Preaa Rnx iSlanrfrP0tpr lEwmtng HmUi Fttr The Week Ended The Weather December 28, 1967 Fair tonight. Low zero to 6 Manchester Barracks, Veter­ The Little Flower of Jesudi About Town ans of World War I, and Auxili­ Mothers Circle will meet tomor­ Board to Act Jan. 11 iianrIjTHtTr SuTtittig 11? ralb above. Tomorrow cloudy with ary have been Invited to a Joint row at 8:16 p.m. at the home of 15,563 From Your Neigh bor *8 Kitchen light snow. High near 20. Richard A. Biegal of M installation of officers of the Mrs. Robert Olorgettl of 406 Manchester— A City of ViUage Charm Staphor St. haa h««n namad to John T. Wood Barracks and Parker St. Mrs. William Lau- By DORIS BELDINO tha daan’a Uat of the Wharton Auxiliary of East Hartford tenbach is co-hostess. On Charter Changes For entertaining during the VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 80 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) (OhMelfled Adverttslng oa Page 17) School of Finance and Oom- Tuesday at 2 p.m. in East Hart­ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1968 PRICE SEVEN CENTS post-holiday season, Mrs. F’rad charges, the CRC sOUdted sug' marce of the Unlveralty of ford. Concordia Lutheran Church Board of Directors’ action on Pansenhagen of Box Mt. Dr., gestlons from the public foiC « Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. will have an Epiphany Service proposed changes to Manches­ Vernon, often, prepares FTosty other possible charter changes^; Mrs. Harry Maidment of 69 and Holy Communion Saturday ter’s 1947 charter U scheduled Ribbon Loaf, which, she says, The two recommendefC Robert O. Kudra of 78 N. Robert Rd. will speak and show at 7 p.m. at t^e church. for Jan. 11, to comply with Con­ can be made well in advance of charges ^hlch have proved th^ Elm St. recently was a delegate slides of "Glimpses Along the necticut’s Home Ride Law, re­ the time she serves It. most controversial, of a boat of. at a biennial council of Phi Mediterranean" at a meeting of garding charter change proced­ Study Finds Families of GIs Delta Kappa International fra­ recommendations, resulted* Heart Patient the Cosmopolitan Club Friday • Boat Handling Frosty Ribbon Loaf ure. ternity at Memphis, Tenn. lie at 2 p.m. in the Fellowship 1 three-ounce packstge cream from the solicitation. Is president of the University The Heme Rule Law gtves It was Mrs. Gladys K. Mur-’ Room of Center Congregation^ Class Offered cheese, softened “ ' ' the board 16 days after its pub­ Forced to Share Burial Costs of Connecticut chapter of the Church. Mrs. Adam Rhodes Is ^ cup sugar phey, wife of retired park su­ lic hearting to recommend perintendent w ra ce F. Mur-;- By JEAN HELLER Lance fc l. Robert M. Oarlozzl fraternity. * hostess. A public Instruction course in 1 cup cream, whipped changes to the recommenda­ phey, who recommended the- Asaoedated Press Writer of Wheaton,ptM Md„ died In Viet­ Feeling Fine small boat handling will be con­ 1 one-pound can (2 cups) WASHINOTON (AP) — Many ducted by Manchester U.S. tions made by its Charter Re- mandatory, not - less • than-one-; nam in November. He was bur­ Gunners Mate 8.C. William J. David Thomas of the Man­ whole cranberry sauce grieving American families Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla vlakm Commission (CRC.) That mill tax for capital Improve­ led the same month at Arlington BUverstone, son of Mrs. Phoebe chester Square Dance Club will H inch-thick slices of angel have been forced to dig Into CAPE 'TOWN, South Africa and showed no sigh of rejec.ting It was announced today by Les­ public hearing was held Dec. Natlonsd Cemetery. E. BUverstone of 34 Durant St.; call for a beginner's square cake ments. their own savings to pay for (AP) — Heart transplant pa­ Its transplanted heart. The pa­ ter Wolcott, commander of the 27, and the 16 days wlU be up And, It was former Manches­ "I ’d say I paid out three times and Fireman Apprentice Barry dance session tomorrow after a burying sons and husbands tient Philip Blalberg, feeling tient took his first semisolld unit. The course opens Wednes­ dash of salt on Jon. 11. ter Mayor Sherwood G. Bow-* what I got from the govern­ W. Magnuson, son of Mr. and potiuck and meeting at 7 p.m. Combine softened cheese, killed In 'Vietnam because gov­ fine and "probably a little eu­ food since his operation three day from 7 to 9 p.m., at Iona If no changes are recommend' ers, a Republican, who recom­ ment,” said Carlozzi’s father, Mrs. George E. Magnuson of 86 of the 60-50 Club of St. Mary’s ernment funeral allowances fall phoric," can go home in about days ago—some corn flakes and Hall, and will run for 10 weeks. sugar and salt; beat until fluf­ mended that aU nine school Salvatore. "And I don’t think I St. John St. are both serving Episcopal Church at the church. ed by the board on that day. short of covering costs, a survey three weeks If his condition a soft boiled egg. Classes are free and are open fy; fold in whipped cream. board members be elected- did anything special or expen­ aboard the U.8. Seventh Fleet Refreshments will be served. the ORC’s <haft becomes final shows. stays satisfactory Dr. Chris­ Once Blalberg goes heme, to small boat owners and their Break up cranberry sauce ,with every two years to non-stag-, sive for my boy.” atack carrier USS Kitty Hawk Church calendars will be avail- after 16 days more. Families interviewed by The tiaan N. Barnard said today, Barnard said, "he could not families, and Interested non­ a spoon and fold Into cresun If the board recommends A Virginia woman who asked off the coast of North Vietnam. gered terms. Associated Press reported the and resume normal activity play golf or anything like that I able. The event Is open to mem­ boaters. They are designed to mixture. Spoon half the mixture The proposals by Mrs. Mur-" not to be Identified sedd she had The m ission'of the carrier Is' changes,' the CRC will have 30 funerals cost them from 8300 to "within a few months.” but he could walk about In the bers and guests. help novice boatmen learn the over the bottom of a 8H x 4% phey and by Bowers are being; to take 8660 "from our daugh- to launch aircraft for strikes days In which to accept or re­ 8700 more than the government The surgeon, reporting opti­ house and go for rides in a car. fundamentals of safety and x 2H-lnch loaf pan. Arrange a backed by the majority Repub-' against enemy supply and com­ single layer of cake slices over ject them. provided. (See Page Three) mistically on the second man he Within a few months we expect Chapman . Court, •• Order of courtesy on the water. A cer­ It win then be the Board of Mean members of the CRC.'- munications lines and to sup­ cranberry mixture. Cake should has fitted with a new heart, said he could go back to normal ac­ Amaranth, will meet tomorrow tificate of proficiency will be Directors’ turn again. It will They are being opposed by the port US and Allied ground forc­ be trimmed to fit, pan. Repeat once Blalberg Is released he tivity.” at 7 :46 p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ awarded by the Coast Guard to hove 18 days to approve or re­ minority Democrats of the CRC would return to Oro<^ Schuur es conducting operations in layers once. Freeze until firm, Slight changes that showed up ple. Mrs. Charles Lambert will all who pass the final examina­ ject all or paint bf the CRC's and of the Board of Directors. Hospital for daily exa'mlnatlons. South Vietnam. about eight hours. Slice and In the patient's electrocar­ head a refreshment committee. tion. final report. “ We like to discharge heart serve. ’This recipe makes eight Senator Charges diograph Thursday suggesting Officers are reminded to wear Registrations will be accepted FbSowlng that action, the patients as soon as possible,” The board of trustees of South servings. hla body might be reacting ad­ street clothes. next Wednesday and on Wednes­ board must set a date for a ref­ Barnard said. "The chance of versely to the grafted heart Methodist Church will meet to­ Originally from Wisconsin, 11 New Voters day, Jan. 17. Those wishing fur­ erendum, to be held wilthln a infection outside Is less than In were gone today, Barnard told morrow at 7:80 p.m. at the Mrs. Panzenhsigen has been a Q)l. WdSliam F. Johnson of ther Information may contact year or less, at a special or reg­ the hospital and if he does catch newsmen. The symptoms were church. resident of Connecticut 11 Join Town Rolls 21 Defense Firms the 3rd Marine Division, USMC Wolcott at 192 Main St.; John ular meeting. an Infection it is not likely to be like those which developed In (IRedIn) FMF, South Vietnam Fisher of 21 Flower St., or Mar- years. She is a member of The CRC, when It was ap- so resistant to drugs as an infec­ The board of deacons of Sec­ Republicans and Democrats Louis' Washkansky, the first hu­ haa sent New Year’s gjefetlngs Un Rich of 68 Nanel Dr., Glas­ Emanuel Lutheran Church and .pofnted a year ago, was charged tion he might catch in the hospi­ ond Congregational Church will (fieniM br BucDtvIcUii) broke even last night In a two- man to undergo a heart trans­ to hie family and friends in tonbury.