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Cold Moves Eastward Behind Killer Storms

Cold Moves Eastward Behind Killer Storms

Ayerage Dailf Net Preaa R u The Weather For the Week Unded Cold warAlrtg: Cloudy,Vipdjr, Febmury 4, 1««7 cold tonight, tow 5 below to f above; ftUr edfly tomorrow, chance ot more snow, high iB 15,069 the teens. Manche$tepr~^A City of Village Charm

VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 107 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCH^TER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1967 (Classified Advertising isin Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS

Committee Head Predicts; i v " No Miniskirts ROME (AP) — The gov- emment has blown the whis­ Cold Moves Eastward tle against miniskirts for Italian policewomen. GOP Will Appoint A decree says new uni­ forms for the law-enforcing ladies this summer will con­ sist ot. pale blue short- sleeved blouse and a gray Behind Killer Storms LaBonne Chairman skirt reaching to the calf. By SOL R. COHEN Central Ctommittee will elect tion, to the 72-member State George “ Ted” LaBonne LaBonne, when it meets late Central Committee. Course Change will probably be the new this month. He said this morning that, Arctic Blast The screening committee, "to settle a 16. to 20-year in­ For O rbiter 3 French Newstvoman Republicap State chair­ nine days ago, gave LaBonAe ternal fight, the Republican man, the head of the spe­ 14 votes, to 0 for Howard State Central ^Committee, after ‘On the Money’ Adds to Work cial GOP screening com­ Hausman of New Britain. weighing the' qualifications of Released hy Cong\^ mittee predicted this Roncarl, who is presideni of LaBonne and Hausman, in my PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Roncari Industries 'of East opinion, will choose LaBonne." In Midwest morning. Scientists changed the course of AN KHE, South Vietnam her attempt to drive to the de­ Granby, today emphasized, time The screening committee, of­ Raymond A. Roncarl of Lunar Orbiter 3 Slightly today militarized zone in the north. and again, that the screening ficially called the Advisory In­ (AP) — Mlcljple Ray waiked out NEW YORK (AP)—A Windsor Locks, speaking before and said preliminary data indi- She had completed about three- committee was just that, a terim Planning Committee, of toe jungle-in black pajamas numbing cold ^ v e knifed cr’tcd the maneuver was "right quarters of her 600-mlle trip newsmen and television cam­ screening committee, and that screened 16 men in all. on the money." and a peasant’s conical hat to­ when seized. south and eastward into « eras at a news conference at it was not charged with the Roncari said today, "I don’t It takes several hours of the country today in thf day after 21 days in Viet Cong She said she wants to rest in the Hotel America, Hartford, tasic of selecting a candidate. believe that the State Central tracking to determine results captivity. Twice, she said, she Saigon first. wake of three successive said that it is his "personal Its vote has been relayed as a Committee will throw out our accurately. opinion” that the GOP State report, and not a recommends- thought she might die. She said the Viet Cong treated killer snowstorms. The report, and start all over again Previously the experts said mercury plunged to more for a search for a state chair­ The first time was when toe her well and made toe black the launch from Cape Kennedy, than 40 degrees below man.” Fla., Saturday night was with Viet Cong captured her as she pajamas especially for her be­ cause at 5-feet-9 she is taller zero in Minnesota as the He said that his committee’s “ fantastic accuracy.” repaired , a flat tire on her small 15- to 20-page report, now The midcourse maneuver to­ than the average Vietnamese. frigid thrust passed over French car on a road in toe cen­ the Canadian border. . being prepared for submission day slowed the speed of the tral highlands. The second time She said she spent part of the Two Peking Leaders The Arctic blast provided new within 10 days, will contain toe spacecraft by 11.4 miles per was in a six-foot cave she time playing cards with her hardship to overworked crews screening information on 16 'lour and changed its trajectory shared with eight Viet Cong captors. striving to clear away road- candidates, all seeking to suc­ to put it in a more desirable po­ during an artillery bombard­ Miss Ray said she was told Ousted, Newsmen Say ceed A. Searle Plnney as chair­ sition when it arrives in the vi­ Sunday she would be released. MICHELLE BAY blocking snow drifts in parts of ment by South Vietnamese toe ■winter-weary Midwest. man. cinity of the moon Wednesday. army troops. She said she TOKYO (AP) — Diplomatic publicly exercised their official The third heavy snowstorm in The report, except for the This will enable scientists at duties in Peking since last No­ thought she would suffocate. 11 days Sunday piled new drifts sources in Peking say Red Chi­ vote for state chairman, is toe Jet Propulsion Laboratory here vember. But continuing reports Miss Ray, 28, a Frenchwom­ atop old in Chicago and areas of na's President liu Shao-chl and unanimous opinion of all 24 to put the 860-pound spacecraft from Peking of resistance to an, is in South Vietnam as a Bomb Birthday Marked the eastern Great Lakes. Mora members of toe interim com­ in a proper moon orbit for the Communist party general secre­ Mao’s purge indicate that their free- lance photographer. She roads were bkxtked in northern mittee. subsequent photographing of the tary Teng Hslao-plng have been supporters retain control of safest sites for landings by U.S. once was a model and cover girl Indiana. All gn^® ,an<] high It recommends a full-time, ousted from their jobs, two Jap­ wide areas of CShina. astronauts. in France. She was captured schools were Closed In Gary, These other developments salaried state chairman and a Jan. 17 north of Bong Son, 290 U.S. Forces Invade anese correspondents reported The correction was made to­ Ind. were reported from turbulent full-time, salaried, career-ori­ miles northeast of Saigon, while As the cold fanned south and from the Chinese capital today. day by burning the velocity con­ China during the weekend: ented, executive director, with­ trying to complete a drive over eastward, a frozen mixture of trol engine of Lunar Orbiter 3 The reports to Asahi Shimbun The New China News Agency, out spelling out their salaries. toe length of South Vietnam. for 4.4 seconds. Originally the Cong Jungle Bastion sleet and freezing rain penetrat­ and Yomiurl did not say how or controlled by Maoists, acknowl­ It also recommends an imme­ ed central Texas on stnnjg spacecraft would have reached At headquarters here of the when Mao Tse-tung’s two lead­ edged that Mao’s opponents still diate reorganization of GOP U.S. 1st Cavalry, airmobile. Di­ northerly 'winds, and a swirling a point within 49 miles of the SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) Xuan Mai, 20 miles west-south­ ing foes were removed. But re­ control the party machinery in headquarters, to guarantee snowstorm buffeted, by strong moon. The correction changed vision, she told of her capture,. —^U.S. planes rounded out two west of Hanoi. The raid against sistance to Mao’s campaign to southwest China, a vast area fully - improved operation by Winds swept into New York the target to a point 295 miles “ Three Viet Cong with rifles years of bombing North Viet­ the 400-acre barracks area was replace their appointees in the including TUbet, Kweichow, June 1. City. " above the northeast edge of the came tq> on me and harshly nam today, and in South Viet­ the closest to Hanoi since Jan. party and government machin­ Szechwan and the World War n And, it recommends that imr With one to three Inches oi limar disk. bound my arms,” she said. “ I nam the American command 15, when U. S. planes attacked ery, throughout China was ex: stronghold of Yunnan. The mediate steps be taken to as­ snow expected by nightfaU la A spokesman explained that a was very afraid. I knew not announced a big new drive an oil depot 14% miles north of pected to continue unabated. agency said the pro-Mao party sure long-range solvency of toe New York, toe teffic depai^- higher orbit was desired for what they intended to do with against the Viet Cong’s jungle the Communist capital. The Yomiurl correspondent ment declared a snow alert and (See Page Nineteen) greater maneuverability. me. I thought toe worst about bastion in War Zone C. American pilots flew 113 mis­ said Liu had lost both his gov­ (See Page Nineteen) suspended alternate side street them. But within five minutes sions against targets in the ernment and party posts. U- S. officials also disclosed parking imtil further notice. The they released my bindings, and North Sunday, .the highest total Teng could have been ex­ that chemical-spraying Ameri­ Weather Bureau Warned of kept only one arm loosely tied.” 'since Jan. 4, when 116 missions pelled front' the i>arty secretary­ can planes have, started defolia­ city streets and hazar^us dri^> ship by the central committee’s 'nie following, day, s)ie. said, she tion, of the sputoprn.half of,the were registered; A month of bad 'ing-. ■ ' plenary sessimi last August. But And eight qt.ber captprs hid ip demilltajiz^ }jpne_ in .auf^'^fdrt 'Weather’'fcdlbw^dv '' ' the ^caye, slx-fqdt long,. three- ' -In Ifwy Liu could be \ legally removed Fire Claims Four Lives. to expose invasion routes U.S. pilots, claimed damage or SiCrra'Blanca ski area, p la ^ w fiom the presidency only by the foot wide and thfee- foot- high. through which North Vietnam­ destruction of 29 antiaircraft Miss Ray U 6 toet 9. by picnic weather most of National Peomo’a Congress ese troops Infiltrate into the sites, 12 storage, and supply winter, had up to 10 Inches of which elected him and wtooh Is . “ A government military oper­ Souto- - - , buildings,' seven bridges and 21 snow durihglhe night. not known to have met^since ation was taking place atove us In other developments: cargo barges. Cold wave warnings. w6ru 1965. and artillery fire was hitting American ground forces' re­ The big new- ground campaign -posted today for ynmiOMihr aSnft She told fire officit^s she as­ Neither Liu noa 'I’eng have Fire officials today were in­ Fire officials said toe children nearby,” she said. “ The Viet ported killing more than 100 en­ in the Viet Cong’s War Zone C, Illinois and for a wide arCa ex­ sumed her other children had specting too charred ruins of a died apparently of asphyxiation. jOong indicted to me that I emy soldiers in a series of en- named Operation Gadsden, was tending from Tekas and the top toree-story Rockville tenement Chief Ashe, who began the already escaped. inust stay down. But it was so gagenfents. launched last Thursday by some house to determine toe cause of probe today with Fire Marshall Dupuis told firemen he was stifling hot in there, and the air Air Force B52s staged two 8,000 or more American troops. (See Page Nineteen) Ribicoff Asks yesterday’s fire that took toe Inspector Joseph Bangasser, asleep in a chair when he wAs was so bad, that I wanted to raids, one against War Zone C In support of it,- B52 bombers lives of four children and severe­ said, “ We’re interrogating sev­ awakened by flames. He said he climb outside. I would rather and the other just south of the struck the area in seven raids Perjury Check ly injured an infant. eral people. It’s premature for yelled to his wife and carried die in an open field by bullets demilitarized zone separating including a strike today about 60 Fire Chief John Ashe said he me to say (the fire’s cause), his three-year-old son, John, out­ then to expire in a horrid hole the two Vietnams. miles northwest of Saigon. Winter Stages On Auto Hearing side. He then returned and for lack of air.” suspects a "human element’’ when I haven’t got answers U. S. tactical bombers flew a U.S. spokesman said an in­ was involved, but he would not from them. We think we’ll have reached through a window to . After four hours in toe cave, record 685 sorties against Com­ State Comeback NEW YORK (AP) — Sen.- complete assessment of damage elaborate. He said toe building, the answer in a short while. save Reneei Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., five of toe men dimed out, leav­ munist positions and troops in from the raids including uncov­ at 110 High St, was physically Neighbors had to restrain Du­ HARTFORD (AP) — Winter says he is asking the Depart­ Saved from toe blaze was toe ing Miss Ray and three others. South Vietnam. ering of three Viet Cong base sound. puis from rushing into toe Over North Vietnam, U. S. Air staged a strong 'comeback over ment of Justice to investigate fourth Mitchell child, Kevin, “ There was a little more camps, destruction of seven Killed in toe early-morning building again when he learned Force planes tangled with Com- Connecticut today, with two to and determine whether any wit­ nearly 3. room then and I could breath bxmkers, cutting of numerous blaze were three members of toe Dawn Marie was still inside. i^ ^ ist MIGs during strikes four inches of snow accumula­ nesses committed perjury last The family on toe top floor, more. It was a little less suffo­ roads and 12 secondary explo­ Raymond Mitchell family They Dawn la toe daughter of Mar- close to Hanoi Sunday. Four F4- tion expected before strong March before a Senate subcom­ Mr. and Mrs. James Lee and cating. But we stayed there for sions that indicate hits on fuel were Carlton, 7, Jean Marie, 6, g;uerlte Dupuis by a previous C Phantom jets took on eight winds and a cold wave invade mittee which was looking into their four children escaped im- a whole two days,” she said. or munitions. and Raymond, 3. The family liv­ marriage. MlGlTs in a fire exchange but toe state later today and to­ auto safety. harmed. She said she stayed with a In the ground drive', troops of ed qilthe street-level flow. Chief Ashe said firemen did no damage was reported to ei­ night. Ribicoff issued a statement Mrs. Mitchell told firemen Vietnamese woman part of toe the U.S. 26th and 4th Infantry Also killed was Dawn Marie not know children were trapped ther side. . State police urged motorists from his Washington office Sun­ that when she learned of toe time and toe rest with a family. Divisions emd toe 196th Light Gibbs 5, daughter of Mr. and in the blaze until some time The aerial duel came while to observe caution while the day afer it was disclosed that a fire she awakened her children “ I’m very lucky,” she said. Infantry Brigade moved into Mrs. John Dupuis. The family after they arrived. Air Force F105 Thunderchlefs state’s highway remain slip­ private detective’s court deposi­ and carried the youngest with “ I’m feeling great.” lived in the basement level The blaze erupted apparently pounded a big army barracks at (See Page Nineteen) pery, and also asked that all tion varied with testimony by her to toe third floor where she She said she would continue apartment non-essential travel be avoided the General motors Oorp. con­ roused toe Lee family. (See Pat'e Flvel Another child of toe Dupuis until toe roads are cleared. cerning Ralph Nader, an auto The U.S. Weather Bureau at couple, Renee Dupuis, is in se­ , safety critic. Windsor LcKks said toat a rious condition in Rockville Gen­ Testifying before Ribicoff’s "relatively weak low jnessure eral Hospital’s Intensive care Government Opearations sub­ disturbance” caused toe' snow. unit a hospital spokesmsm re­ committee last March 22, Gen­ That dlstorbance was moving ported today. She is suffering eral Motors President James M. rapidly off the Mid-Atlantic from first and second degree Roche said GM had started an Coast late this morning. Gusty 'bums on 50 per cent of her investigation of Nader before winds tonight will cause con­ body. his book, "Unsafe at Any siderable blowing and drifting Two o f the Mitchell children Speed,’’ came out and before he of toe snow, toe forecaster said. were discovered dead in their was scheduled to appear before Several minor accidents were beds, toe other on toe kitchen the subcommittee. Roche said reported in the Hartford and this was done in order to deter- floor. Dawn Marie’s body was found In the basement apart­ (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Thirteen) m ent '

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MIXOHELL SHOWS UP To Seek Crime KO NEW HAVEN (AP) — Convicted draft dodger DavM Johnson’s message said, "We WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi­ H. MltcheU turned himself la dent Johnson urged on Congress can control crime if we will. We at the U.S. Marshal’s office must act boldly, now, to treat today a massive effort to com­ today to start serving a five- ancient e'vlls and to ensure toe bat crime "with every means at year sentence imposed almoei public safety.” 6 our command.” a year ago. He had been And, he emjtoaslzed, it is the Johnson proposed to throw at sdieduled to d>ow np at Amerlcian clUzen who will de­ least 160 million into what he ana., but finally made tale termine finally whether "streets termed a bold venture “ to treat pearance shortly before 1:S§ will be safe to walk, whether ancient evils and to ensure toe p.m„ toe marshal’s office public safety.” homes will, be .secure, whether said. Some SO to M sympa­ ■ The $60 million is aimed pri­ property rights \(dll be' re­ thizers hsd been nkrading at marily at helping states and spected, whether integrity and the federal bnOdUg long be­ cities to help themselves in ef-> honest dealing will govern rela­ fore MltcheU arrlt forts to uproot crime- Th® mon­ tionships among men." ey would be used in the next Among other things Johnson LAW BEVIEWNASKED fiscal year under a Safe Streets luged the outlawing of all wire- . NEW HAVEN ([AP)— The and (Jrlme Control Act, largely tapping, pubhe and private, and federal government took • for grants (or planning anti­ all willful invasions of pri'vacy legal step today toward ash­ crime campaigns and for re-, by electronic devices — the only ing the V.S. Supreme Conrl search and pilot projects. exceptions , to be where national to review a Judy’s decision Johnson proposed that the security Islat stake-—. that ruled the foderSl Md* federal government piU up 90 Wiretapping hy the federal naping law unoonsitlntlonah per cent of the cost of financing government itself has figipred in U.S. Atty. Jon Newman li e d, the planning and 80 per cent prominent legad cases lately, noUM of appeal to tte na*. the outlay for action pro­ InclufUng the tl^al resulting in film’s highest court with ths grams, suCh as setting up more the conviction o f Bobby Baker, U.S. District Court Clerk’S effective alarm systems, tacti­ a former secretary to Senate offlee^ Ho said bo was acting cal squads, special street light­ Democrats. upon fiw suttiorizstlon «< ing, and new rehaibilltatlon ef­ Johnson also urged enactment Solicitor General Thurgood forts...... of a law to crack down on mall Marsbsa Oatooma ot the sRr The crime message is one of.a order sales of fireeums. It was a peal, he said, would afieet series of apeclal messages sent mall

PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CX)NN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1967 D»L — MANCHESTER PARkADE r r ' ■ ' ~ Jlkssemblying the News world history. Both feminized their courts; both lived for lu x-' Miss Caballe T w o Y o u t h s Sheinwolil on By SOL B . eOHEN The oldest House member Is cry; both r^ected, complete de- No shortage of lawyers exists Republican Ralph J. Brown of b a r b a r o u s f in e s s e s East dealer tachmOht from ordinary life in in the State ’ Assembly—they Easton who, at 74, is serving his Is Flawless Perform W ell a s t o n is h k ib it z e r Both tides wtlaenUa “ THE W AY their modes of living; both new NORTH predominate the membership fifth consecutive term. Mr. Mozart; Mozart knew both. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD * 15 of both chambers. Brown is a management cop- Mozart is a superb contrapun- ^ A ST The 36-member Senate has 15 Bultant. As Violetta As Soloists The Old Kibitzer tottered out 0 554 I HEARD IT” talist, hut his counterpart lawyers, and the 177-member The youngest House member (equaling Bach’s at times) is .. 0* the card room of his club ♦ KQJ 105 By JOHN GRUBER By JOIUl ORTOER ^ near-shock, "They Hhuse has 51. la 26-year-old Robert G. Oliver thoroughly subdued. It is a sort 77EST BAST Montserrat Caballe turned In Gary Schulw and Cyrus S t^ q,, ^ ftoesaes,” A A d O t S of New Haven, a Defnocrat and of damask pattern, white on A K 7 6 Z ^ hy John Gruber t... . . j j a virtually flawless perform- vens, both Manchester rest' tS 5 K 6 2 The members of the General an attorney, serving his first white instead of a pattern de- he muttered. "The game has dents, were featured soloists fallen into the hands of barbar- 0 8762 0 K109S Assembly are' drawn from all term. Saturday evening, as the OoV.- last evening with the Hartford J^‘g“ A 9764 ^ A « walks of life. Most of the members of the an Oriental rug. SOUTH necticut Opera Association of- Youth Orchestra at Millard Au­ Opening lead—two of spades. The Senate, in addltlonyto the General Assembly are Connect­ ditorium of the University of $ to * attorneys, has four hotiseivives, ------The Old Kibitzer gulped when QJ 10943 icut natives—25 in the Senate “I declare to you before Ood, most people fail to appreciate diet, but his melodies are so jmre ^ jjg subscription ser- Hartford. Bernard Lurie con­ four business executives, two he saw East play the queen of and 126 in the House. and as an honest man, that your his symphonic works, chiefly and so simple; so straightfor- productions, ducted before an audience of spades at the first trick. East A A 5 2 retired gentlemen, two insur­ Of the remaining Senate son la the greatest composer I for the reason I don’t go over- ward and unadorned, that mast prima donna moderate. size that was highly SooS Weil NMk ance and real estate men, a members, eight were born in returned the singleton club, 2 9 2 A 4 9 know, either personally or by board about his operas. Mozart peopl^e them as inconse- opulent qual- enthusiastic in its response. repedrman, a merchEuit, a stock­ New York State, and one each name.” So wrote Joseph Haydn is not dramatic. I repeat; Mo- jty and surpassing technique. broker, one advertising man, in New Jersey, Georgia and in a letter to lieopold Mozart, zart ie not dramatic. Neither that!” they claim. Let ’em try. she presented a thoroughiy be- one physician, one manufactur­ Valentinely Sale.,, And let me remind you that to lo^muslcafrtrdes * Y o ^ to win the club In tiummys ace trcluclnf the «• Washington, D.C. a composer in his own right, is the Parthenon. Its fame rests llevable Violetta with whom er, a transportation man, one there are only simple, straight Ws own hand In order to try ly finesse that the Old Kibitzer Of those House members who and father of the great compos­ on its perfection of form. So even an oldtimer like me could teacher and one student, at ,39. lines in the form of the Parthe­ were bom in other states, 17 er we mean today when we does Mazart’s. become thoroughly sympa­ VISTA Volunteer w Sio for-riba aS L he^a BARBIZON non. draw trumps and discard his the Jack Of diamonds from dum­ come from New York, eight mention the name, Mozart Of all the many composers thetic. It is true that she is a by Frackenpohl, art American , - , i The House has a greater di­ It is this supreme simplicity i.# fTsez loscrs OH dunuiiy s clubs. He my and discarded the ten of from Massachusetts, five from Since Haydn was also the who suffer in their graves from bit heavy to be believable versification. In addition to that leads performers to try and Miss Wardene M. Taft, daugh- would never have to try the spades from his hand when Pennsylvania, three from New teacher of Beethoven (as we the misguided “interpretations” as a lass who dies of consump­ members in the above catego­ add things to the composer, or ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward J. Taft diamond finesse. East put up the king of dia­ Jersey, and two each from Ver­ d r e a m y 90w n s .h- have seen), this was a tremen- of the would-'bc virtuoso con- tion, but her artistry and mu ries, it has a clerk-typist, a dry of 144 Main Si., recently ® grad- Frankly I had j never encoun- /ns^eau, Instead aeciarerdeclarer' vron■won theuie monds. mont and South Carolina. dous accolade. Haydn was not ductor, Mozart must still be sicianship made one forget this, uated from a VISTA training Frankly I had never encoun- cleaner, a TV serviceman, sev­ This gave up a diamond Jn- In addition, there are one alone in his belief. Such differ- enduring the tortures of the ciance. Both approaches are tered a work of this dimension dummy and_ returned a eral merchants and business­ •MWW —. --ew ------z?zi\zMtai5 MZV V* r*rtni«liafa #antiv>Ae AnrkfViA*' rUffJ : as she UliClCUoffered CVCI^every pinphrase «o»3 program at toe University of diamond to t ^ a finesse with stead of a spade, but it wat •each from Virginia, Arkansas, ing musical figures as Rossini damned in the nethermost hell with considered taste and thor- men, three union representa­ culty is that Mozart is invaria- ^ . j. New Mexico. She _vdll spend one I ^ j^e queen. TWs was when the more than an even exchange. California, Rhode Island. Min- (who also knew both Mozart and to which anyone can be con­ tives, several aircraft workers, bly played too fast, today. M6- " “ Eh understandtng. nesoto, Ohio, Maine, Illinois ahd Beethoven), Chopin, Tschalkow demned. One hears such impos­ o^rou7Be™ iuiTo‘^Co!fn>v'"E^^^ ne^^tlSted its dimeuMes with Old Kibitzer ran from the r o ^ . East could not an engineer, a mortician, one 4.99 zart lived in a day when toe ut- ^ Opposite her was John Craig, m complete aplomb, but not being Oddly enough, all of the bai> Us ^ rtn er and Wisconsin. sky, Brahms and Richard sibly bad performances of this 1- . I' clergyman. mo.st luxury in travel was a “ ’f nomu. Opportunity Board in authority on toe instrument Parous finesses were correct, couldn t get a club ruff. South ■ waltz gown, reg. $7 Strauss were all of the opinion Also, a retail liquor dealer, Five, of the representatives composer; so insensitive, so New Mexico. j cannot sav iust how difficult “ finessed" with the queen contract wias safe. that Mozart (Johannes Chrisos- heavy pulled by four were bom in foreign countries self-satisfied! horses over abominable roads. ^ r. Craig KS've a very a salesman,, an architect, a During toe six-week training Java been All I know is «f .spades at the first trick to Dally QueaUon The Rev. Mr. —two in Italy, and one each tomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Incidentally, we hear some Fast” had an utterly different performance toat failed to program,noYtiYvt shec, . /xhrrtThcompleted an „class- oa«. wasn’t casy, and there *f partner had toe king, Partner opens with two standing in a room of church's new education building, the dated 1700 that will be placed in the building. dentist, a displayman, three Guptill is minister of toe state Conference of toe United in Russia, Canada and France. 5.99 Amadeus Mozart, to give him absolutely •^minable Mozart ^„„„„tatlon in his day than it ^is true Potentialities, rooni studies and gained field tricky, rhythmic ef- When he found out. East could spades (forcing to game), and Rev. Donald Miller, right, ptwtor of toe church, and toe farmers, one public relations Us full name) was the great- TbC trouble SteiUfl . . . No wna /\Hvi/Mialv ill AT pAR^ PVT\tt>nAnnp Kzr «lri^t•1rlnry iVio Rev. Nathanael M. GuptlU of Harteord examine a~flagon Church of Christ. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) man, two restaurateurs, a vet­ Of Manchester's legislators, long gown, reg. $8 has in the jet age. He was obviously ill at ease, experience by working near toe ^ orchestral portions »«ord to return his singleton the next player passes. You est geUus who ever practiced trom the fact that MozaH is so .., 4, , , , probably due to insufficient re- erinarian, a carpenter, a show State Sen. David Barry and Above all,. Mozart must have traimng site on a project sim_i^^^^ 0^ ^ * w ^ r t h a t tofersl^^^^^ club. hold: Spades, K-7-<->; Hearts, State Reps. Robert Stavnitsky music. I ’ll admit he is my gj^gy j,g.g gjygn to to toe one to which she has now ; Diamonds, 8-7-6-S: dubs, 9- producer, a florist, a guidance the most gracefully turned negotiated with excellent preci­ Counters Defense 0 Tolland and Vincent Genovesi were bom favorite composer, and have g^^jy i,e| ^ erg Later practi- him tense both in action and in been assigned. 7-6-4. counselor. phrases of any‘ composer. Com- sion. South could not afford to take in Manchester. State Rep. Hen­ limited taid so on numerous occasions, y ^ e rs still feel that they have vocal line. In the third act he For toe past two years, Miss the trump finesse against this lYbat do you sayf Also, a telephone man, an My opinion Is held despite the , , ,4 _4 44. , pare Louis XV furniture and Cyrus Stevens was heard in ry Becker is a Hartford native. played Mozart when they have ^VI (Mozart’s contempo- was sufficiently relaxed to turn Taft has attended toe Univer­ defense. 'Elast would take toe Answer: Bid 2 NT, the nega­ electrician, a bricklayer, a ma-- fact that I don’t hear one per­ toe first movement of Lalo’s time only! in a really fine performance. sity of Hartford, where she is king of hearts and return a tive response. You plan to show son, a contractor, a train con­ formance in a hundred of Mo­ n e^ iated toe notes. rai-y> and you’ll see what I United Church Dedicates School Building Artur Schnabel, who was def- ^y .-graceful.” but by the fourth act, he was majoi-ing in sociology. She is a jjg previously played spade to toe king. Back -would the spade support at your next ductor, a laborer, a civic work­ zart works that is truly great. initely not a truly great Mozart Mozart is arUficial. if you of Rt^kville High Manchester with the Hart- come a club, and East’s ruff turn, but you must first show Dedication services for toe one experiences a feeling of Two of the rooms are diyid- Howard Horsman will contin- er, an industrial designer, an Yet when that one performance (Ijll exponent, characterized the man will. The people he met lived Z''® tensity which had char- School. She has \wrked for t ^ Symphony Orchestra last would defeat the contract. that you have very little new Christian Education Build- .spaciousness, achieved in part by ed by a sliding partition wKlch ue to serve as superintendent automotive distributor, a phar­ LET US PRICE We show one of comes. I’m reconvlnced all macist,. a travel agent, a “pub­ by artifice. The women dressed actenzed his performance siunmers as a typist for toe j happy to report that Instead, South took the dia- strength in high cards, ing of toe United Congregation- the high ceilings in each of the can be opened, creating a large of the Church School. He also llill YOUR NEXT two best-selling over again that Mozart was in- . 4„ ^ « 4. lic servant” (The personal de­ _____.-,1 is too simple for students by artifice, with skirts "a la throughout the evening. State Tax Department, Hart- intervening moittos mond finesse, cashed the ace of Copyright 1067 al Ciiurch were held yesterday ten classrooms. room suitable for church af- served on the Building C3ommit- ii PRESCRIPTION! an an absolute musician — “ - - - - - —v .w 4,.., panmere, ■ ana neaa - dresses . Of course there is often a fly ford, and has been a volunteer j,g j,gg increased his grasp of diamonds and led a trump to General Features Corp. afternoon. Approximately 200 Each room has^^its own out- fairs. tee of the School, signation by a lady legislator Barbizon night­ members and friends of the side entrance and those on the The entrance hall into toe John Elliott served as chair- from Shelton), and an annealor. gowns now on That mu“ : P«rform«rs.” It was Walter ^ e h were wigs beside which “ l! H artfrlT"® " ^he difficult work and has add------IGOUNTRY BRUG That term absolute musi oieseking. in his earlier dZys, tod a/s coiffure, are simplicity ^ e ®^ « ”"® understanding to his church attended. top floor have an outside porch multi-level building leads into • man of the 16-member build- We looked up the last and found elan,’’ Incidentally, means sale at D&L for who unveiled the true greatness -tself, no matter how highly ®®®qu‘®'‘. ®ust as the VICTA. toe volunteer corps of technical ability as a violinist, A key-passing ceremony sym- or walkway which can be utiliz- a_^mall reception area at toe ing committed, Thomas Moore that It is one who treats glass, of Mozart to me. Toscanini did “ teased.” Never in aU my toe Office of Economic Oppor- ^hg program opened with toe bolizlng the transfer of toe ed. The doorways at toe front of the building, which in- as vice chairman and Grace metal and paints. a limited time art of ordering sound, quite $50 Million Tunch * well with the Mozart operas, CJan you imagine such a lady opera-going have I tunity. sends workers to proj- overture to “Benvenuto Cel- building was held outside toe and rear of toe building are re- eludes a small kitchenette unit Lavoie as secretary. The average age of a state Mlde from telling stories, or lady only . . . and what ■but the Mozart symphonies were turning suddenly, or allowing insensitive and ^|f,__\^uMttag^ ald^Jn iwverty uni,” by Berlolz, which I missed. front door of toe hew edifice, cessed, senator, oddly enough, is also reflecting the life that he ex­ or allowing I with sink and a cupboard. * , William vvliiiaiii ouiiiiiicioSummers ocivcuserved ciaas wonderful Valen­ 44, 4X0 4i,a4.44.,ii,i4xu4tu tit I"'sconcB 1 vccl pcrformancB of pockets ■within toe United unfortunately. It is, of course, a while toosa attending lined toe The white frame and the average age of a representa­ perienced. ,not __ his most successful per- herself to be discommoded in .nw Classrooms feature cathe- chairman of the building fund Ladies-— the slightest? Mozart’s music ^® *‘®*® ^ heard Saturday States and its territories. They brilliant work of great difficulty To Seek Crime KO recently installed tiled walk be- board building, is in keeping ceilings and acoustical tile '■was tive-46 years, eight months. tine gifts they’ll This also means that I accept . " AxtATifnfv T\WAaAMf&i4 Ket fVtIci AiZinrA ATIA XfAO T* anH mavr . - . . . evening presented by this serve one year and may extend ^nd must have been exceedingly tween toe church and the educa- with the colonial character of (q keep noise to a minimum. TT.prr,.>.ora The oldest senator, at 75, is Hove You Seen The^ him with reservations, particu­ Mozart is pure elegance in shouldn’t turn suddenly or be (Continued from Page One) composed of nine members. Make! Choose the sound. One must realize that discommoded, but it usually is. crowd-pleaser. , their term of service at toe end challenging to toe young per- tion building. The observers toe Green and of the church several local dignataries at- Republican John A. Minetto of larly in his operas. In general, root out organized crime, with The dedication ceremonies waltz or long __ he was a child prodigy who Although Mozart wrote over I don’t know where he comes at 'the year. Minimum age limit fonners. But then toe whole Mall order sales could be .strained to obtain a better view which built around 1838. ceremonies irclud- Torrlngton. Mr. Minetto, who is I don’t like Mozart operas. from but I suggest that Armour, is 18 for volunteers, and there program was challenging. the Justice Department a focal v/ere officiated by Rev. Donald IG i too5 w h 'toe7 ra ?rm m y to' dln realized his early promise, and 40 symphonies, his music is made only between federal li­ of toe proceedings, while balanc- “ “ ‘WlnK Has 10 ^ o in s Selectman Carmelb retired, is serving his seventh length gowns of (Dudahy, Hormel, et al. would i-s no maximum age. There was nothing simple in censees, under this proposal. point for the drive and more ing precariously on toe edges of The new facilities iril accom- Selectman Frank Kalas, Miller, with toe Rev. Natoaneal term in toe Senate. your ears with the praises of whose earliest impressions wer* epitomized in the two flute con- “Recollection” ... certainly appreciate him as one — ~ toe orchestral portions of toe And these licensees would be people assigned to it. And he too walk, trying not too stepateu offoil modateiiiodale under one roof the prespres- .. —Guptill, r — » ------D.D. of— toe — United------There are two “ youngest” "Don Giovannij,’’ "Nozze de cf luxury. certi, and the concerto for flute a silky blend of of toe greatest hams of the cen- Ing, and Germont is fully ap- two solo works, and the pro­ barred from selling hand guns proposed that Congress make it into toe soggy mud. A few brave ently scattered classroom fafa- jy^unews unuren anu uie Church of Christ v, delivering toe senators, both Democrats, both jr**mN i Figaro,” and even "La Clemen- Mozart lived in the time of and harp. ’They are almost nev- . u u, v ^ , icw uittvc J Of ‘ Matthew’s Church and the _ . . . . Marie Antoinette (he was bom «r heard. Few conductors have was m believ^ly bad prised of toe situation by the gram closed with Franck’s to any person under 21, and a federal crime to coerce or souls, particularly men, found cilities used by the church for o^ \ attorneys Emd both 35.. They are rayon - nylon - da­ za dl Tito.” You’ll find “Magic in 1758 and died in 1701) and done them. Ask a conductor if if you knew the role. Of course doctor, we got trumpeting, monumental Symphony. (He from selling rifles and shotguns ifireaten anyone who is willing vantage points on mounds of Its Sunday School classes. bowman of to gg^ved as ushers. ^ Jay W. Jackson of West Hart­ Flute,” "Abduction from the to give federal investigators cron with a yoke represents the epitome of luxury h* he* ever done them. If he the audience didn’t, and since braying, end thorough Insensi- wrote only one.) Here there to anyone under 18. dirt, in to© surrounding yard. The building contains ten '-’“ igregationai unu cn n ceremony ford, serving his first term; and 4 ^ ASEMENT 1 fieragUo,” "Everybody’s Doing cltal Information. TTiis step, of embroidered end distavolvement from ordi- haZn't, he doesn’t know Mozart; he sang with all the assurance tivity on the part of this mis- were times when the Intonation Johnson noted that the crime Landscaping will be done by rooms Including the church of- was enacted as toe builder, Prank A. Piccolo of New Ha­ » ’• CT30S1 Fan Tuttl” to you), j,g Johnson said, would provide W at your ^ in the world, they decided he guided baritone. One thing I’ll was somewhat doubtful, but toe rate is highest In toe lO-to-21 membera of toe church In toe fice and the library, on two Also on hand, making an all chessari, passed toe key to toe ven, serving his first term in sheer and import­ was great. He was not great. additional protection to poten-' Tdemoneo,” and several others ^uitoinette w L toe tells you they’re ineffective, he always remember. HE WAS verve and enthusiasm that the age group and that "16-year- spring. levels. The airy feeling rooms too rare appearance in town, architect Stephen Joncus of the Senate but, previously, a in the repertoire of great opera HE WAS LOUD! Boy, WAS HE tial witnesses at the start of or­ ed nylon lace with daughter of Maria ’ThferOsa at show* he hasn’t the slightest LOUD! youngsters brought to toe per- olds commit more of the serious The new building appears mis- are painted in Williamsburg was the Rev. William M oe.oas- jeeter and Cook. Joncus then four-term representative. He L pilgrim mills?^ companies the ■world over. LOUD? Yes, darUng, HE WAS ganized crime Investigation be­ interlacing rib­ Austria. Marie litamed what ah* conception of Mozart’s mu V . The rest of the case was pret­ formance provided a welcome crimes than any other age leadlngly compact when ■viewed colors including greens, blues, tor emeritus of the United Con- passed toe key to Elliott as was first elected to toe House ^ ^ a rtfo rd Bd. at Pine St. ^ Yet opera demands a union LOUD! LOUDER THAN THAT, fore a grand Jury has been con­ gregational Church, and long chaii-man of toe building corn- knew and styled h«r mode of llv- Only after he has learned to ty good and included Helena contrast to toe frequently group, with 16-year-olds close from the outside. Once inside, golds and a soft off-white. at 27. bon. White, pink, ^ music, and d r ^ a ^ expert- do these three works to per- EVEN!! Sylvester, Clive Mugg;ins, dreary productions sometimes behind.” vened. time chaplain of the Tolland mittee. He in turn presented toe “Un di quando" became a blue or yellow. tJw very least. When Mozart she was unsuccessful, as fecUon can he tackle the sym- James Fleetwood, Erwin Den- offered by even the great sym­ In this connection. Johnson In addition, the President jail. key to Thomas Moore, who ac- menacing threat instead of a wrote an opera, the music so ..u..... phonies with any hop>e of suc- sen, Luigi Velucci, and Yolan- phony orchestras. said he is submitting to Oin- asked for extension of federal Vernon Builder at Ceremony cepted the responsibility of car- Sizes S, M, L. far surpasses toe other ele- Antoinette took Gluck cess. Only_ after___ he can _ _ play s®ft®"‘ n8 hint. "Piangl, piangi, ” da Antoine, who actually made J" general, toe symphony gress shortly a progran for fimhunity provisions for wit­ John Chessari, who was the big for the building in his posi- ments that drama and poetry ^vjth”her from Au'sTria, when she the early C-major sonata can a ° '‘‘*®'‘ instead of an ex- the small part of Annina some- went Imnressively. Ensemble young Americans aimed at re­ nesses to "certain crimes asso­ building contractor of the new tion as chairman of toe board of Also a group of get lost; but good. He is the married IkiuU XVI and Gluck pianist hope to cope with the P^ession sympathy, and so it thing quite noteworthy. was excellent and there were lieving delinquency and increas­ ciated with, racketeering” in 1,150 Adults Are Registered education building, attended tnjstees, ... Barbizon Dusters. one operatic composer I would had been Itk ria ’Theresa’s favor- Mozart concerU. Only after toe ^E WAS LOUD! Carlo Moresco conducted, and some fine sonorities to be heard, ing their changes for more use­ order to help gather evidence. and was introduced .as being in. Moore ^unlocked toe door with ju ^ as soon hear via radio or composer. Mozart OiHvays llv- violinist has learned all there is audience loved it. produced some extraordinarily particularly from toe horn sec­ ful, productive lives. the unique position of having ^be key, and toe members and Reg. $9-$10. Dl Provenza il mar' recording as in the live per- *d to Oi* poUUcal shadow of in the early F-maJor sonata Provenza il mar” which fine sonorities from toe orches- tion. The first ■violin section was Getting into specifics, Johnson For Night School G)urses built two religious edifices in friends of toe church entered for excellent and I was Impressed formance. I know this is heresy, oiuck which even the brilliance should he attempt the larger to be sung to his son, tra at times; definitely some­ noted that the National Crime Britona Meet Late the town of ToUand. He com- p- long-awited look at toe new Let US with the abilities of Susan 6.99 and Bomebody is bound to write <,f far greater genius failed to works. *“ "8 squarely to the sec- thing to be listened to with re­ Commission recommends that Second-semester classes at toe losers. Ray Johnsons’ 11 pLeted the construction of 6t. To-ctot'es. Freed who is concertmlstress of —The British mem­ that I’m nuttier than a fruit- dispel. And unfortunately, only when balcony in the stentorian spect. It was infinitely better drunkeness be regarded as a toe Rockville-Vernon Adult points paced Risley’s win, but Matthew’s Church prior to be- the EToup. ber of Parliament works a far put your cake, yet I’U put my Mozartean if you would know Mozart, ymi are nearly ready for toe ‘®"®* “ sideshow barker in- than his last interpretation here. criminal offense only when ac­ Evenlng School wlU start to- Carruthers of toe losers ginning construction of the ed- Manchester Evening Herald Other sections of the orches­ different day than his Amer­ experience againzt that of most you must know the period in grave will you appreciate what ^ grief of a heart- The ballet, choreographed by companied by disorderly con­ ____ took game honors with 13. ucatlon facilities for toe United Tolland correspondent Bette (D&L Lingerie—Manchester Parkade) father. IT WAS LOUD! tra were inclined to be some­ ican .cousin in Congress, ’ths night, tomorrow and Wednes- o listeners. which he lived, the era of two a consummate artist Mozart father. IT WA.S i^oim* Thomas Cannon, featured Mari­ duct. ° Scholarship Dance Congregational Church Building. Quatrale, telephone 876-2845. diamond ’That I'll agree. I’ve never heard lyn Hagist, Kay Massaro, and what uneven but all are to be House of Commons meets from day at 7 o’clock at RockvlUe Elementary Quite aside from his operas, extremely important women in really was. A third of all arrests today it louder. But I have heard Iowa Joseph Stassack. It was congratulated for their dedica­ 2:30 to 10:30 pm . Monday High School. School PTO will hold its annual tion to great music. Mr. Lurie are for drunkenness, he said— through Thursday. MMy sit­ in a m odem hog-call|rs who were louder. thoroughly enjoyable. Settings Total registration for this scholarship dance Saturday at r^c?> OoRtetWAetw eo aMCOtC*. mC.J There was absolutely no dif­ had chosen a very difficult pro- million of them, to "burden tings last far into the night. On were in somewhat questionable session is 1,150 adults, with an the PAC Club on Village St., ference in his delivery from this gram, yet I personally am all the police, clog toe lower courts Friday, debate on leas importsnt 120 taste though generally well ex- additional 30 on a waiting list Rockville. setting Congratulations and scene in which he is supposed in favor of this sort of choice. and crowd places of detention.” bills runs from 11 a.m. to 4:30 , ecuted. The chorus sang well, If local authorities create “ a for several courses that are Dancing will be held from 0 6 2 0 to be sympathetic and toe next teamed as it was by Alfredo It is only by aspiring to play p.m. continually more difficult works civil detoxification ' program,” filled. The combined regiistra- to 1 to the music of the Pent- Don’t hide the brilliant beauty of your dia­ best wishes one in which he more or less sieiini«ii tion for toe fall and spring iiotlse Four. A buffet supper will justifiably upbraids his son. ^ ^ ______that a musician advances in Instead of treating drunkenness mond In a dull, lusterless old-fashioned set­ 1 3 5 i BOTH WERE EXCEEDINGLY technique and artistry. as an ordinary crime, toe Presi- semester is 2,730. be served. ting. Let us re-mount ft In one of ourbeautiful Registrations will be accept- rpjj^ p r o annually awards a ix)UD! This man should do well OH Given music within their dent said, the consequences STANLEY WARNER modern fashions. Many to choose from, and to ... Stamps Exhibit ed at toe main office before g^j^j money for a student wdUl Handel’s "And the trum grasp, they cannot make adt would be felt throughout the law FOB A UFBTIHE! no charge for the workmanship. Bring your vances, and oddly enough often enforcement and correctional classes during toe first three graduating from Rockville High You’ll never have to buy film again . . . pet shall sound.” There was TAIPEI — Formosa's jN O W because each time Liegetts dev^ops and diamond in for a free estimate todayl once a singer who needed two postal museum, ■with 17 exhibi- retrograde in their abilities. So system. TATE days for toe foliowlng courses, jjgs attended the prints your roll of Black & White or trumpets to balance him in this tion rooms, is in the Taipei sub- more power to Mr. Lurie, and He called for special-steps to Monday Algrtira Iteview, ygrnon Elementary School. The koda-color film we give you ABSO­ Shot 6:15-9:15 Bellboy 8 P.M. LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of film air. I truly believe Mr. Gabriel urb of Hsintien. On display is more power to the Hartford attack the problem of dmg ad- Intermediate Bridge, ^®'^®^ recipient preferably plans to for your camera. We replace the film EASY PAYMENTS you have developed. It’s all fresh- Bacquier could outshout three a complete collection of stamps Youth Orchestra and its solo- diction. Embroidery, General ' pe majoring in education, AVAILABLE . 0 -Sf Sewing, Hooking . dated and top ouallty a n d Ko­ trumpets. Issued by toe Chinese Postal ists Gary Schulze and Cyrus He urged g;reater efforts to termediate dak. too. Quick processing . . . 4V.6-, Painting. Water Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ceser 124 hour service for Even when Violetta was dy- Administration since 1878. Stevens. Rugs, Oil 620 Color, Securities and Investing ® black and white Oust dance. Mr. and Mrs. Edward a little bit longer for ------3______and Introduction to Sewing. ^color). ______BURNSIDE Patrizzi are in charge of tickets Green to Attend Tuesday — Cake Decorating, 135 English for Non - English and Mrs. Wilfred Halliday is 620 in charge of decorations. NEA Conference AtiJM • Nl C'Cl jW. Speaking People, French, Inter­ JEWELERS—SILVERSMITHS * ZERDMOSORL mediate Sewing. Practical Tiokets {Ire available from AT THE PARKADE PLUS THIS LAFF RIOT of America Choicest Meats In Town! | PWLSBJVtKS Electricity, Accounting, Short­ Mrs. Mary-Lou Crowley, Mrs. LIGGEH DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WESTl On Textbooks JERRY LEWIS Janet Ray, Mrs. Kay O'Connor, DOWNTO'WN M ANCHESTm AT 958 MAIN ^"rREET AND CaU5,GKU,aMSl hand and U.S. History. c ' , ; on their Arthur L. Green of 121 Lenox • aUlkfBilai • "THE BHLBOY" Wednesday—Advanced Sew- Mrs, Rita Cyr, Mrs. Lou Sar- TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! St. will attend a National Edu­ ing. Furniture Reflnlshlng, geant, Mrs. Betty Roggencamp cation Association conference "AFUNNy THING General English, Intermediate and Mrs. Jeannie Tylee. ANNIVERSARY ■with book publishers and editors Sewing, Introduction to Sew- Tax Review Session in Washington D.C., this week to HAPPENED ing. Oil Painting and Typing The board of tax review will «lnuU: BEEF $ 1 . 1 9 deal ■with the subject of the jl_ hear taxpayer grievences to- treatment of minorities hi t^ t- ON THE WAV TO T h e ^ tri* Theotre Adults registered for paint- morrow night from 7 to 9 at BOY SCOUT WEEK tS FEB. 7-13 books. Green is the director of ing classes were reminded to the assessors’ office in the Me- bring wha/t art supplies they mortal Building. 1000 toe Commission on Civil Rights $ ? THE F O R U W ’ of Manchester, Inc. in (Donnectiout. have at home to the first class. ------W e at Davidson & Leventhal are proud and Tenderloins x i-B. According to Green, he ■will A IT iN . lllO presents A local art supplier will be The Herald’s Vernon Bureau present strongly the ■views of available* toe first night of is at 38 Park S t P.O. Box 327. honored to serve all the Boy Scouts, Cub (We Reserve Right To Limit Qnaptify) the Connecticut civil rights com- classes to take orders. The temporary correspondent is Scouts and Explorers of the local Charter mlasiotters that decisive im­ Adults enrolled In golf class- Bette Quatrale, tel. 875-2846. provements must be mode in es have been requested to bring Oak Council . . . and to be designated as HIGHLAND PARK MARKET a number 7, 8, or 9 iron and a . presenting minority groups to Official Headquarters for Scout uniforms students through school texts— THEnKUSr small mat to the first night of from grade school 'primers to class. RANGE and equipment. ^ l O O K Heads Bor Association books used at high school level. AND -^NAL WKKS— HOMEWARD, Atty. Herbert Hanabury of The national conference is THE HAPPIEST SOUND Vernon has been elected presi­ FUEL O IL We announce the Variety Show for bene­ sponsored by the I7EA Commit­ - h UniMMI ANOEL i* , i»w«(a.,«,ik,qMMaaN dent of toe Tolland County Bar GASOLINE fit of THE BOY SCOUTS O F AMERICA* to tee on Civil and Human Rights Wed. Matinee—2:00v Association, succeeding Atty. of Educators and will be held Mon. thm FrL Eve.— 8:00 dlreotnd by RUbert L. Baum who has moved ... the air could be too dry. be held at the Manchester High School Thursday and Friday. It is held Sat. Sun--1180-6:00-8:80 WINNERS from the state. Auditorium, Saturday, February 11 at 8 to enable teachers, civil rights I PHILIP BURGESS SR Heuinabury,' who serves as Air that is too dry is bad air. , . bad for drying out cherished possessions OF OUR GRAND OPENING DOOR PRIZES leaders and FTA representa­ Tolland (bounty Coroner, moved BANTU Oil . , . bad for maintaining good comfort. . . and air that is too dry may P.M. Tickets are priced $1.25 for adults, tives to give their evaluations (()!\H'.\NY, INC. MRS. SIDNEY ELLIOTT e MBS. JOHN FARR up from the irice president’s po­ cause soma health problems. of the current presentation of :t;ll MAIN SiUKKT So why put up w th air that is too dry when the air in your home can 50c for children. Tickets may be purchased MBS. W. AMUNDSEN e MRS. CARL CUSTER FEB. 16,17,18 sition. He was named president minority groups to students and ■oootrwM at a meeting of the associa­ be Springtime-fresh with balanced humidity from a WALTON humidifier. MISS PRISCILLA LE.MIEUX e JOY BERBIAN TKi,. (H'l-ir.iiri at D4L, or from any Cub or Boy Scout, and enables educators to give .sug­ 8:30 P.M. tion prior to a court session Let your WALJON dealer select from the WALTON line of 10 models MRS. RICHARD BUSHNEUL e MARION TURNRB Km'k\illf K T > -:i27l A beoutiful day to own o Volkswagon Station Wagon. gestion* for finrther improve­ Friday. He •will serve until the the humidifier JUST RIGHT FOR YOUR heating system— RIGHT FOR at the door. The program features Bill Complete Line at ments to editors and publishers next regular election. Beneficial YOUR water conditions. Be sure you ask tor WALTON, leaders in humid­ Dalton, organist; Barber Shop Quartets; of textbooks. Fabriew—Yem »—Nottoae Midget Basketball How big Is that Big Q.K. you get at Bene­ REPAY* A M O U N T ification for 28 years. See the “quality ones" today. On Mondoy, Jonuory 24,1966, cm Mli- In Moline, a VW womon wot first in Trimminge—Pattenm . Bailey Auditorium Close games again were the ficial? Plenty big! Big as that warm welcome MONTHLY O F LOAN Round Table Singers, and many othar at* ■Miad 262,825,033.74 tons of snow f*N line at the A&P Steak Sale. Knlttiiig SupiSlee rule In the International Di­ that greets you when you come in. Big as all $16.75 $300 ; ' All Models On Display In Our Store tractions. vision of the Vernon Midget upon the United Stotes of Am erica.' Up in Boston, a group of college kids Mauehaiter GEORGE N. the cash you get4 Big as all the things the 26.58 600 Basketball League Saturday at In Froser, Colorado, a VW Stotioe 4rere finding out how many loboggons EXirOOVERNOR cash will do for you— f|ik<9 pay bills, take 36.41 700 Rockville Sigh School. care o f expenses, balance the famify b u d g e t.' Wogoe that stood for days owt m tern- they coqld stuff into 170, cubic feet of £oq ■RIDAL Sr. ID MAIN ST- 51.16 1 0 0 0 ( U l High School The Pipes came from behind CONVERSE That’s bigi Right? Call up or come in. 0.K.7, VW tpoce. {AST HAOTFORO perotures of 25 beldw, started up wrilhout FAMUCS CINEMA 1 to win their second game In a * 0 n 2 4 month plan. And get that Big OlK.I • fremble. A Mitwoukee junior hockey teom won OUR row, a 28-25 declsldh over PAiNTINO BENEFICIAL FINANCE SYSTEM • 1700 OFFICES C0AST-T0«Q ^ (Pen-'i^n-'en Go. In Scorsdole, a lonely VW was bloz- its gome by default. SraCIALTY TIcketo 12.00 Rdflerved Schelnderis Farm Mart while^ AND leg a trail to the commuter stotion. On Monday, January 24,1966, not loo Rlsley’s retained first place "Wkere Good Ideas Come Naturally For The Home” In Albany, a VW tod: 8 qngiy neigh­ mony Volkswogent were sold in the I OstUUT $1.50 G«r Adm. Loans $20 to $1000-Loans lifb-lnsured at low cost _ MILLS. with a 29-24 decision over Ver­ PAPERHANBING 1 ' ■ ' ______bors d o i^ to the lo cal service stotion for . United Stotes. BURR CORNERS OwiiBe I I Wm«« non Paint and Wallpaper. Beneficial finance Co. of Manchester jljo lib f clwm- On Tuetdoy, things pidied up. SHOPPINO CENTER 4 5 1 I «*«^‘/*** at Leonard’s Shoe Store, Tim QaBup and Stove Kra- Can 6 P.M. - 9 PJM. 841 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 MANCHEST1BR PARKADC MANCHESTER Jeskl sparked a fourth period Phone 648-2804 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TELEPHONE (208) 649-2869 Ph: 643-4156 • (Over So. New England Tel. Busineu Office) I /W-'TMfWiu* ■. 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c WAGE V O U B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTISR, COKN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1967 P A G E f l V I South Windsor State Fires, 3 9 Your TV-Radib Tonight Dental Health ^Ctjougfji for tfje — League of Women Voters Car Crashes Advan(»d edu(»tion is becoming Rockville Sets Orientation Meeting (Feb. 5-11 is the 19th annual Take 11 Lives more and more of a necessity. Why nol (Oouttanwd trai|i f m e t O n e )' National Children’s Dental Television assure your children’s scholastic about 3 a.m. in the baaemmt the concession at the park with Health Week As part o f the ob- By THE A8STithis Adams, daugh- moved ^ was given a retainer, 1(18) Merv Griffin 1080-33-30) Road West (C) Flamea, leaping about 26 feet procedures, i>oUtical effective­ Gibbs, 5; Gean Marie Mitchell, (80) Your Health 9:30 ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) ter of Mr and Mrs, Henry Her teeth are lovely, but there 6:30 (3) Walter Cronkite (C) ( 3) Family Affi"Affair (C) ~ 357 EAST CENTER STREET into the air, raged out of con­ ness and means to promote po­ 6; Carlt

neral home tomorrow from 2 to morrow at 8:18 a.m. from the Early Week Specuds! 5 and 7 to 9 ptm. L add' Funeral Home, 19 El­ Petition Asksi Post Office Skating - Coasting lington Ave.,.^Rockville, with a Storm Brings Rash Mrs. Albert F. Hanawald Mass of requiem at St. Luke’s ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Irene Church at 9. Burial will be in Keep Oakland St. Site Open Hanawald, 65, of East Hartford, Ellington Center Cemetery, Of Minor Accidents The Baby Has Death Oaims formerly of Rockville, died yea- Friends may call at the fu- About 100 North End cus- statioti. 80 that he could be con- terday at St. Francis Hospital, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. tomers of the 119 Oakland St. vinced of its need, • A rash of minof accidents this morning in mid-snow- Hartford. She was the wife o f ------— contract post office have al- In addition, a teleg^ram has torm kept police moving about town, but no setious in- George Hall Albert P. Hanawald. MrA EUea I. Clauson ready signed petitions to keep been sent to Daddarlo by WU- There______is no skating"^ on pairk juries were reported. “ ^ Mrs. Hanawald was bom in 'Mrs. Eliza I. Clauson, 76. of the station open, according to liani Skon'eski, president of the areas in ManchesterT but^ the Town workers began spread- Saturday morning 1^. a. wM0*e Been Named••• George H., HaO, 93, formerly Putnam and lived in Rockville Willlmantic died yesterday at Ralph Maher, station manager.; Manchester Improvement Asso- sn^ali'bias brouj^t coasting ing“ The^icals” on”n the streets whlcli did not stop. ITieTTie Michaud Of 121 Tolland Tpke., died yes­ for many years before moving her home. She''was the sister of The U.S. Post Office Dej^rt- clstiim, sisklng the congress- ^t the hUl in Center .Springs alxmt 4:30 a.m. aand later on car w'as parked on the west side terday afternoon at a Manches­ to Hartford 25 years ago and to Mrs. Martha Marshall Mrs. ment has ordered the Oakland man to help keep, the station pafk sanded them. Plowing began of Cooper St. Brown, Christopher Lyman, son of James Cashel Jr. ter convalescent hospital after East Hartford five years ago. Williaun Aspinall, Mrs. Norman St. facility closed after March from folding. Coasting wlU-be permitted -bout 9 o’clock along Uie 24 In another hit and run acclr and Jean Cook Brown, 10 Robbins Lsuie, Rocky HUl. He was She was a communicant of the Plltt and EMward l.anger, all of 3, citing its lack of sufficient A notice has been posted in until dark. designated routes. By that time dent, ’a car owned by Ernest J. a brief illness. bom Jan. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hosltal. His maternal Blessed Sacrament Church, Manchester, and Mrs. Freda business as the reason for the the O akl^d S t facility, in- ' ___ one and a half inches of snow Plorog o f 30 O’Leary Dr. was hit grandmother la Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, 862 B. Middle Tpke. His Mr. Hall was the oldest living East Hartford. Wagner of Rockville. action. forming its customers of the had accumulated. . as it was parked on Florence paternal grandmother is Mrs. Florence B, Oail, New Rochelle; graduate of the Unlver^ty of Survivors, besides her hus­ Survivors also include an' Maher said today that he is closing and requesting them to Crews were still nlowlne in St. Saturday evening, PoUce^re- N.Y. Connecticut, Storrs. He aind his crews .were suu plowing in 2 6 « band, ' include a son. John J. other brother and sister, and assisting Victor Swanson, presi- use the facilities of the Main Trustee Asks the afternoon in an effort to PoUce say the_ c_ar w h i^ * * • • * seven cla^mates of the claw of Vernon: two daughtei-s, several nieces and nephews. dent of the 8th Utilities Dis- Post Office, the Bpckland sub- did the damage struck the clear the- streets in antlclpa- Bartley, Barry Dean, son of George A. and Betty Rob­ 1892 graduated from the Storrs Whitakeaof .Glaston- Funeral services will be held trict, in circulating the petl- station, and the Broad St. p o ­ , ’* Pleroe vehicle in the rear, then inson Bartley, Root Rd., Coventry. He was bom Jan. 27 at JAR Agnculture Schw l.of the State ^ury and Mrs. Holland Nixon of tomorrow at the Potter Funeral tions, placed on Friday. cel post station. ICC to Speed tion of more snow tomorrow, tiacked ^ Up and aped away. ' Police Investigated seven Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother o f Connecticut after a tjvo-jrear East Hartford, and nine grand- Home, 456 Jack St., Williman- He said that Swanson will ’The Oaklwd St, contract sta- A car driven by Jared M. er accidents over the weekend, is Mrs. Olga T. Robinson, Root Rd., Coventry. His paternal program of study, which 'pre children'. i'c. The Rev. John Manter, pas- ask First District Rep. Emilio tion has box and window serv- Tozler, 21, of Blast Hartford, had Rail Merger and one driver was arrested. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Dame, Calhoun, Ky. pared them for a life on the The funeral will be held tor of First Congregational Q. Daddarlo to visit the sub- ice only. to be towed away after It hit 8 Three of the accidents Involved 'T.'r ' „ ’'■di-.- fat nonr He h ^ a brother, Brian G., 1; farm. Immediately after gradu­ Wednesday at 8 a.m. from the Church, Windham, will offici- • * • • * NEW YORK (AP) — New Ha­ a sinele car onlv and two were ' ation, he went to work for the Rose Hill Funeral Chapel, 580 ate. Burial will be in Mansfield' Robert and Mary Sanguedolel a single car only, ana rwo were yggterday morning, po­ Mather Electric Co. on Hilliard ven Railroad Trustee William J. of the hit and run type. Rooney, Kevin Patrick, son of William and Lorraine Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a Center Cemetery. Unsworth of East Hartford, Hospital Notes Kirk appealed to both the Inter­ lice say. Police indicate there Dooley Rooney, 325 Diane Dr., Wapplng. He was bom Jan. St,, and stayed with the firm Patricia Lee of 132 Spruce St. Mass of requiem at Blessed Friends may call at the fu­ and lived in Manchester about state Commerce Commission was a heavy fog at the time and 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ until it went ©lit of busine.ss,' Visiting hours are 3 tb 8 p.m. was charged with making an __ _ Sacrament Church at 9. Burial neral home tonight from 7 to two months. and New Haven creditors, today the road was slippery. Tozier ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dooley, Babylon, N.Y, His pas He went tb New York, N.Y., in sU areas exebpting mater­ will be in Rose ■ Hill Memorial 9. Survivors, besides his wife to approve and speed the inclu- left turn yesterday af- p^ugg th^t j,g could not see temal grandmother is Mrs. Charles Rooney, Freeport, N.Y. to join Muncey’s’ Magazine in nity where they are 8:30 to 4 Park, Rocky Hill. and parents. Include a brother, Sion of the bankrupt Carrier in tem ^n, after the. car she was he was going. • * • * • 1897 and became head of its p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private • -» __ . • ,< Friends r Jiiciymay Cdiicall ai,at theuie lu*fu- Mrs. Ida K. Hyde Edwin P. Unsworth of East the projected Penn Central sys­ driving was hit by a car driv- Directional signs and posts at pres.s room. He got thOob-^ael-al home tonight from 7. to 9 rooms where they are 10 a.m. Dennen, Shelby Lynn, daughter of Robert Edward and ELLINaTbN—Mrs. Ida Kib- Hartford, and four sisters. Mrs. tem. en by Thomas F. Schuetz, 16, Tolland Tpke. and Oakland St. trough the late Sen. Arthur tomorrow from 3 to 5 and to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested of 15 Thomas Dr., at Main and damaged early Sunday Linda Rawlings Dennen, 144 W. Center St. She was bom Jan. be Hyde, 91, of Somers Rd., Roberta Strong of South Wind- Kirk was the 14th -and final 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Her matoma] grand­ E. Bowers, then advertising 7 to 9 n m ■widow of Robert E not to smoke in patients’ rooms. ..imcoo me —e., — Blrch Sts., pollce report. A fnorning wheii a oar driven by manager of the magazine. Bow- * ___ _ Hyde, died sor, and Mrs. Jane Goodrich. witness for the New Haven as mother Is Mrs. Martha Rawlings 542 E. Middle T^ke. Her pa­ No more than two 'visitors at an ICC hearing into the terms of in the Lee ve- j^evin T. Wlghtman, 16, of 357 ers and his brother, the late „ „ this morning at the home of Miss Linda Unsworth and Mi.'-s ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William L. Dennen, 25 her daughter, Mrs. Francis J. one time per patient. Judge Herbert O. Bowers and- Nancy Unsworth, all of East the New Havbn's proposed sale W‘nd- wpodbridge St. skidded on the Tyler Circle. Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Fran­ family, were neighbors of H all's ,.,^ °V E N T R Y -M rs. Margaret Synol of 28 South St., Rock- Hartford. to the Penn Central system en- visible sign of injury gUppery pavement and went up ces Patterson, Watertown, Masa ■ville. Patients Today: 268 tered a fourth week. treated, police said, jj^g traffic island into the parents; Mr. and Mrs. George .White, 70. of 52 Hickory Dr. Friends may call at the Ben­ *****. wife of William Thomas White, Mrs. Hyde was born Nov. 4, iamin J. Callahan Funeral ADMITTED SATURDAY: Uke his fellow trustee, Rich- '^o'^ian driver is sched- equipment, police say. The driv- Hall Sr. ®t N. Elm S t Tierney, Kristine Nicole, ijaughter o f Dr. Richard N. 1875 in Ellington, a daughter Home, 1602 Main St.. E'-'t Mrs. Mary Doll. 720 Spring St.; ard Joyce Smith, who opened appear in court Feb. 20. gj. ^ot Injured and minor Before college. Mr. Hall at­ died yesterday at her home. and Janet Wahnquist Tierney, 1117 Washington St., Canton, of the late Horatio and Alice Hartford, tonight from 7 to 9. Mrs. Aurill Lathrop, 71 Bridge the New Haven's testimony Jan. ^ driven by Ann J. Mor- damage was done to the front of tended the old Robinson School, Mrs. White was born Dec. 13, Mass, ^ e was bom Jan. 13 in Norwood, Mass.. Her maternal Phelps Kibbe. St.; Gerald McKay. Thompson- 16, Kirk stressed in prepared Bolton slid in the ice and tne vehicle, police say. and Hp'tford High School In 1896 in Nanticoke, Pa., a daugh­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Wahnquist, 270 Survivors, besides her daugh­ ■ville; Mrs. Edith Sadrozinski, remarks that there is no alter- slush on Carter St. Saturday Saturday morning on E. Mid­ 1907, he, married Miss 'Jennie ter ot the late Charles and Autumn St. Her paternal g;randparents are Mr. and Mrs. ter, include a son, E. Poster Deepwood Dr., Vernon; Albert native to the New Haven merg- shortly after noon and hit a die Tpke. at Parker St.7 a car Strong of Manchester, a teach­ Margaret Reilly Swlthens. Matthew Tierney, Stoughton, Mass. She has a slater, BUlza- Hyde of Ellington, six grand­ Funerals Sobielo, 226 School St.; Benja­ tree. The vehicle had to be driven by Leonard M. Horvath, er at Arsenal School, Hartford. - Survlvorsj. besides her hus­ er except unacceptable liquida­ beth Jean, 20 months. Mrs. HkU diedln 1954, . band,' include a' daughter, Mrs. children and seven great-grand­ min Strack, Coventry: Mrs. tion. He contended this would be towed away with complete front of 36 Proctor Rd. and one • * • • • children. John B. Egan Margaret Wheeler, East Hart­ damage, police .say, but no driven by Blanche H. Zollo of ■When Mr. HaR retired from Kathleen Noll of Brooklyn, a disaster for New England. Bosh, Nannette Leaon, daughter of Leonard and Nancy Muncey’fi'.in 1933, -he and'his .N.Y.; and three brothers. Pat- Funeral services will be held The funeral of John B. Egan ford; Fremont Wilson Jr., 152 He called for prompt comple- mjury was reported. Coventry collided after the sig- School St!; Charles Zelonis, Hafford Bosh, 52 Prospect St., Rockville. She was bora Jan. wife returned to make their rick Swithens of Coventry, Wednesday at 11 a.m. at of 75 Jarvis Rd. was held Sat- tion of the merger to end New A car belonging to James A. nal light at the intersection mal- 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- . the Ellington Congregational urday morning from the John South Rd.. Bolton. home in the old Strong home- Charles Swithens of Detroit, Haven deficits piling up at a Michaud ot 28 Cooper St. was functioned, police say. Both car* ents are Aft. and Mrs. Herman Hafford, 52 Prospect St., stead on Tolland Tpke., where Mich., and George Swithens of Church. The Rev. Donald Eng- f . Tierney Funeral Home, 219 ADMITTED YESTERDAY: rate of $35,000 per day and scraped on its loft side early were driven away. Rockvifie. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John he lived until he sold It.aboyt Brooklyn. lish, pastor, wili officiate. Bur- w . Center St., with a Mass of Mrs. Gitta Antolini, 49 Con- shrinking what will eventually Bosh, Baden, Pa. three years ago. The funeral will be held to- ial wiil be in Center Cemetery, requiem at the Church of As- gress St.; Richard Armelin, be available for distribution to • • • * • Before Manchester had elec-, morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the ' There will be no calling sumption. The Rev. Ernest J. Stafford Springs; Mrs. Frances creditors. Creiv Confined, Restless Theroux, Rnasell Hiomae and Eugene Paul, twin sons Monday. Tuesday & Wednesday Specials! tricity, Mr, Hall, as a teen-ager, Klllourey Funeral Home, 36 hours. Coppa was celebrant. Paul Armstead, Glastonbury: Mrs. He described as "fair, equita­ of Leon Emile Thomas and Diane Beauregard Theroux, 72 CMBMEAT was paid by the town to light Union St., Wiliimantic, with a The family .suggests that in Chetelat was organist and so­ Wilhelmina Behan, 77 Lock- ble and feasible” the reorgani­ Oak St. They were bom Jan. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hoe- WISTPORT PRIDE IRAND.. .V / i OZ CAN kerosene lamps on some ot the Mass of requiem at St. Mary's lieu of flowers those wishing loist. wood St.; Mrs. Anna Bensche, zation plan he and Smith sub­ U.S. Carrier Sailing Early pital. Their maternal g^randparento are Mr. and Mrs. Adelard streets in the Depot Sq. area. Church at 9. Buriat will be in to do so may make memorial Burial was in St. James’ 65 ■ Maple St.; Mrs. Ardell mitted and which is under con­ Beauregard, North Westport, Mass. Their paternal grand­ H e : regularly attended re­ St.. Mary’s C'dnietety. contributions to Ellington Con­ Cemetery. Father Coppa read Bragg, 4 Vernon Ave.. Rock­ sideration at the hearing. father is Raoul Theroux, North Westport, Mass. / unions at the University of Con­ Bhiends may^eali at the fu­ gregational Churchr the committal service. ville; Mrs. Evelyn Cohey, 89 The Penn Central system is After South African ^Snub’ • • • • • necticut and ■was looWng for­ The Burke Funeral Home, 76 expected to be formed shortly neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Bearers were Philip D. Hur­ Regan St., Rockville; Suzanne CAPE TOWN, South Africa FToehllch, Carl Brace, son of Carl Richard and Made­ ward to the dne this spring, Prospect St., Rockville, is in by mer.ger of the Pennsylvania ley, James V. Hurley, Walter Sunneen, Vernon Gardens, leine Bussiere Frortdich, 5B Regan Court, Rockville. He was which would have been the-.-ISth charge of arrangements. and New York Central rail­ (AP) — The U. S. aircraft car­ William Matulib Ptszchala, Richard Kennedy, Rockville: Mrs. Maude Custer, Second Couple bom Jan. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal anniversary of his 'g^duation. roads. rier Franklin D. Roosevelt was William Charles Matulis of John Pasterline and Dennis Andover; John Goiangos Jr., grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Omer Buasiere, South Attle­ His only survivors are cous­ James A. Hyland Sr. The plan calls for sale of, the Wlntooryille, brother of Mrs. Daley. 142 Oak St.; Jane Guzman, El­ readied for an early departure boro, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl ins. New Haven for a package of Murdered; Link ■Vera _pait6n, George Matulis James A. Hyland. 62, of Hart­ lington; Mrs. Laura Hansen, from Cape Town today as its Froehllch, 151 Vernon S t Fkmeral services will be held securities, obligations and cash and "Brownie Matulis, all of ford, brother of Mrs, lYllliam Pasquale Marino Stafford Springs; Mrs. Mary Being Probed crew gi-umbled at being denied «. • • • • Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the G. Bentz of Manchester, died Hender.son, 19 Eastfield St.; to which the Pennsylvania and South Windsor, and Mrs. Jo­ The funeral of Pasquale Ma­ shore leave because of South Bates, Caroline Heather, daughter of John Luther Jr. Holmes ^ n era l Home, 400 Saturday at St. Francis Hos­ Jody Holmes, Coventry; Mrs. New York Central Railroads sephine Young of Rockvilie, rino of 32G McQuire Lane will S.'\GINAW, Mich. (AP) — Africa's recial restrictions. and Diane WUkineon Bates, 223 Green Rd. She was bom Jan. Main St. The Rev. Clifford O. died yesterday at his home. pital, Hartford. be held tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. Pauline Huppe, East Hartford; and the New Haven trustees TOP ROUND Police are probing for any pos­ A U. S. Embassy spokesman 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gfrandpar- Simpson, pastor of Center Con- Survivors also include his Survivors also include a son, from the John F. Tierney Fu­ Mrs. Rose Jolicoeur, 47 Hartl agreed last April. The package gretatlonai Church, wili offici­ sible link between the slayings said the 62,000-ton carrier would ents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Weseman, Woi^stock. Her pa­ wife, three daughters, another a daughter, a brother, another neral Home, 219 W. Center St , Dr., Talcottville; Herbert was then vaUied at about $1 STEAK ternal grandmother is Mrs. J

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- . - j Couple Hurt Town Board to Weigh Plan In 16di Crash For Improvements Program The major topic of discussion streets to Deepwood Dr. and At Junction at tonight’s meeting of the Sherwood Dr. respecUvely, will > , board of representatives w ill be be aired before the board, r ’ ■. Two Rockville rtsidehta were a proposal submitted by the Also appearing on the agen« ured as the result of an ac- planning commission for a town da Is a request for a |370 ap» -j.dent on Gebring Rd. late Sat­ Capitol Improvements Program, propriation to the budget of '••F. ^ urday night. The program has been tree warden Eugene JoaliS The accident was the isth brought before the representa- which would be financed front S t o r e s within the last four yearjs at the tlvcs by the planning commls- the contingency fund. same curve In the road, accord­ .sion in connection with its. town A d d ^ Approjpriatlon ing to residents of ..the area. comprehensive plan, which is A request Will also be heard It wai| the first, however, where nearing completion. for an increased appropriation the car has U t a large tree Samuel Pine, of Raymond and for the Rockville Public Health and was the 'most serious of May, planning consultants will Association, and a request to the accidents. attend tonight’s meeting at the return the building permit fee Thomas Culjak, 30, of 86 V il­ On ACS Council administration building to an- for the construction o f S t lage'St, was charged with swer questions raised by the John’s Episcopal Church, speedily as the result of the Dr. Lockhart B. Rogers of representatives. A letter from the North Cen- accident,. which ' - occurred at fhirdue University, a Manches­ Maybr Thomas McCusker has tral Regional Refuse District 11:52. ‘ stated, "It is imperative the will be read; It states the or* ter native, has been elected to His wife Jacqueline, receiv-. (.own adopt this program. The ganization has no objection to ed severe head and chest Injur- represent the American Chemi­ representatives were given a Vernon’s renewing of its pres- le.s, according to state police. cal Society’s Purdue Section on copy of the proposed capltol Im- ent contract for an additional HRST lUmONAL STORBS Both were /taken to Rockville Ijrovement program at their last three years. The contract per- the society's national council. General Hospital by ^he Tolland He is professor of chemistry laeeting for study. mils the town to continu* Volunteer Ambulance Associa­ and head of. the analytical program provides a dumping its refuse in Ashford. USDA CHOICE STEAK SALE! tion. Culjak is reported in fair offers you the world-honored chemistry division at Purdue. schedule for major projects to Last meeting or the board re- condition today, with a possible f Z . he undertaken by the town, it newed the contract, after not- Naturally Aged For Tenderness and Flavor fractured Jaw. His wife is in A graduate o anc ester gg^arally runs for a period o f ing that the owner of the prop- High School, Dr. Rogers re- good condition, according to about five years, and is subject erty would grant no conces- '< SPECIAL - MON.' TUE.« - WED. ■ hospital authorities. .ceived an A. B. degree in 1939 lo . annual review and revision, sions to the town, offering the Police reported Culjak was from Wesleyan University, and' os well as a projection of what contract on a three year basis traveling south' when he failed the A. M. in 1940 and Pd.D. will be needed the following only. They agreed to inform to negotiate Ui(e curve. The car in 1942 from Princeton Univer­ year. the NCRRD of its decision. went off the road, down an em­ sity. He joined the Massachu­ Tl>e idea of tlie program Is to The meeting will be preceded bankment smd struck a tree. setts Institute of Technology in list the major needs in the town at 7:30 by a public hearing to u The curve is at Cedar Swamp 1948 as assistant professor of and to plan for them over a five- amend an ordinance estahlish- ir k m h u s chemistry, became associate F s W ENGVGUIPBNA . Rd., just before the junction of year period or longer. ing a traffic authority. Th* New Rd. professor in 1951, and professor The memorandum presented ordinance would empower the Original guard rails gradual­ in 1959. He assumed his pres­ to the representatives treats the mayor to appoint tlje traffic ent post at Purdue in 1961. suggestions as a general subject authority and specify the num- 6 ly have been eliminated bj^cars in the New Eldorado Deluxe Edition or T-BONE He joined the Asnerican STEAK LB and thicks that missed the and does not specifically make jjgr of members and the terms PORiCRHOUiE curve imd ended up in a near­ Chemical Society in 1941,, rep­ any suggestions. they should serve. resented its national council This will presumabily be left CTO BAsketbal! League Sirloin, Porlerhoui« >r>clTdn«KlAy Only by swEimp. Many of the vehi­ T | ^ cles have ended up in the yard from 1953 to 1958, and in 1961. to the representatives to decide gt. Bernard’s maintained its of Thomas Page Jr., who lives He was chairman of the section with the assistance o f the plan- undefeated record yesterday, in a house adjoining the area. in 1957, secretary-treasurer of nin«r comr-, ssion. defeating St. Joseph’s 55 to 34. BO NE IN the society’s Division of Analyt­ Conceivable items which Hazen was high scorer for O n * Brico LB First p er^n on the scene of CHUCK STEAK Saturday night’s accident was ical Chemistry in 195®, and could be Included are land ac- Barnards,with 26 points Richard P&ge of Gehring Rd., division chairman in 1962. He quisition or buildings, the con- Flaherty racked PP SHOULDEB who lives two bouses away. A was on the editorial advisory struction or remodeling of Satkiewlcz score(I 14 STEAK LB trainee of the ToUand Volun­ board of Analytical Chemistry, schools and other public build- gt. Joseph’s and Pete LONUON UROIL teer Ambulance Association, he a monthly publication of the ings. Sewers, disposal' plants, Yellen 10. An Amazing Value — YOURS admiiiiatered first aid to Mrs. society, from 1961 to 1963. drainage systems, as well as re­ St. Luke’s of Ellington upset Culjak, reported the accident Dr. Rogers is also a member development might be included. the Sacred Heart' Team 28 to TOP-RClIiND^Sciiii. iiuK LB and notified the ambulEUice as- of the Electrochemical Society, Cost to Town 25, providing Saoreb Heart with soclation. the American Academy of Arts Pine noted the capital im­ its second loss. of the season. provements program will cost Tile car was described by and Sciences, the honorary so- Micliael Qulnni scored 14 points the town "just as much as it New Volumes Weekly! Fiw^ly state police as a total loss. cietles--Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda and John 'Willlamstm 6 for the LB can afford and wants to pay Oreuntd Upsilon and Phi Beta Kappa, E U in ^ n team. Pete Moulin ROllNP GROUND Maochester Evening .Her­ for the things it needa” and the professional chemistry was Ugh scorer for Sacred Such a program allows a ald ToDaad correspondent,' fraternity Alpha Chi Sigma. Freshly town to spread the needs over Heart with 8 points. LB Bette Qnatrale, telephone 875- St. Matthew’s of Tolland won O roum l 2845. a set period, he added. "The fi­ CHUCK GROttHD nancial resources and cmnmlt- a forfeited contest over St. Ed­ 1:4; Highway Crash ments o f the town are an­ wards of Stafford. alyzed to determine the monies FISH FOR LENT! St^ WOl Mark Brings Arrest immediately available, as well The Herald’s Vernon Bnreaa as those that will become avail­ 1s at S8 Park St, P.O. Box S27. Obligation Night Frances Doyon of 124 Pine The temporary correspondent^ SUCID » 6 3 c able for the construction o f the SwoMlfich ComE||iQdpre Pre-Fiied Tree Lane, Wapping, was ar­ projects during the period in­ Bette Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. . Obligation Nig^t will be ob­ rested Sunday afternoon as a dicated.’’. HcEddocIc F ilM , “ 5 9 c served Wednesday at 3 by Tem­ Fish ftick > 49c result of a’ rear-end crash on The representatives, if they Ro^al Checkup ple Chapter, OES, at the Ma­ the Wilbur Cross Highway in agree to accept the proposal, tod^m « 39c sonic Temple. Manchester. No .injuries were y,^nm act on the rtr^t year of LONDON (AP) ;^Princesa , pS5S> 49c 1#:J|9C • V . A n explanation of the mesm- reported. the program. The foDowiiig four Margaret, Queen EUsabeth’a PUBLISHERS iug o f Eastern Star and its State Police in Hartford said years would be tentative, re- sister, left Ring Edward VII . j n d e r L ^ l ^ ritualistic work will be present­ the car she was driving quiring actions each year. hospital today after «y e days of ed by chapter officers. Albert T. rammed one driven by WlHiam The acceptance of four what'was ofliclaUy describe aa EDITION LI 2 3 c Cdkeis ^ • 4 5 < Heavisides, worthy patron, will P. Bossidy, 40, of Wallingford. streets in the Juniper Heights a medical cheUcup.. Smelfs ~Iead a candlelight service of re­ The woman was charged with subdivision will be enacted to­ Her secretary said she would I» newal The obligation is first following too closely. night. includlne Eudy Court, carry' out her <^cial engage- taken when meipbers are initiat- Jonathan Dr., Meriine Rd., and mente as arranged. ied into the order. Howard Dr. The princess’ housetxM ,ea^ Refreshments will be served Poats La»t 30 Years .. A request by residents of Her refused to confirm, or deny in the bauqUet hall after the Ludwig and Gottier Dra to press reports dfiit she waa ex­ CHICAGO—Here’s how to pro­ BROCCOLI ORANGEST , •• CELERY meeting. Mrs. William Steven­ change the names o f their pecting her third child.. tect wooden fencing against PASCAL son Is chairman of % refresh­ AHOYAOV LARGE,. FLORIDA large‘^ 0 ment committee. She will be as­ termites and decay for 30 years. 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/■ / MANCHESTER BVEJIING HERALD, MANCHESTEE, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1967 PAGE THIRTEEN FAGS TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ OONN^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1967 F e r ^ i i ern level will be given by the L-mcet tonight at “f In the towir Katgaret Susag, Diane Leiner, Hartford, with Mrs. Joan Levis- Slate Seated Bolton Rev. Robert Cronin at 7:30' O^lCGS* L ori Meloche, Penny Sibun, Jay ton as conimentator. ' • / ■ psn. There will be opportunity The public building commte- Orabaofif, L im ea Benson, Kris­ Professional models w ill w ear ”^ 1 fo r discussion. slon will meet tonight at 8 In tin Ahlnese, Robin Murdock everything.for teen and junior: Chamber Opens Gampmgn By Rainbow On A pril 23, from 2:30 to thb town office conlerenpe- anh M a ^ Ellen Casalina- figures from bathing stdliB to ^Blazing Trails in Canada’ . Mlsa Diane Bernard, daugh­ H0?JE OF 5:30 p.m., a family life pro­ room. 'hbpbvi cards will biii^lssued at cocktail dresses. ter of Mr. ■ ahd Mrs. Paul A. gram will be presented by St. Plano Recital the end of the echoed day to- Refreshments will be served. Tb Sign Up New Members Theme for Mission School inorrcMv at Bolton JuniorSenlor Doolr prizes will be gift certl- Bernard of 170 Scott Dr,, was Maurice dnd Sacred Heart pa^ Mre. Edith Petersen gave the The Rockville Area Chamber Center St. early Saturday mom- installed aa worthy advisor of SERVICE Modem Church” Sunday after­ Ishee at Sacred Heart H all In first In a second series of piano High School. cStes for Sears. popular I H i* annual Lenten Mission •of Commerce has kicked off its lug. His car struck an auto driv-. .•^(^<-tiggter Assembly, Order of AND noon at 3 under the sponsorship Vernon. It will be conducted by study-recitals at her home on FTA Fashion Show Tickets are available from BcixMl sponsol^ by St. February membership drive. Walter J, Kayn, 60, of Rainbow for Girls, Saturday of me library committee. the Rbv. William O’Keefe, vice Rt. 44A yesterday afternoon. ’R m PTA will sponsor a fash­ any member of the O T A execu­ Membership committee chair- Somers, po- night at a semi-public Installa- GeoTKe’s Episcopal Cihurch, Before being appointed rector, principal of Northwest Catho­ EHementary students discussed ion show in the high school tive board and a t both schools. popular QUALITY United Methodist Church and he was professor of English st lic High.^ Members of the par­ what to look end listen for in gym M a ^ 3'at 8 pm.‘to aid Mto.,.. h„ o, K . M.„ Bolton Congregational Church ish were asked to participate. music. the PTA' scholarship fund. Manchester Evening Her­ > the seminary, piled .}l5t o( IM .iialnmn 1. O ,... ,81., W ls«iM « W.M1- DU„„. Uv,nj.»n. worthy .. Will bo held this year in the ^ BuUettn Board Students participating were . The show will be put on by ald Bolton correspondent, i Work meetings for the deco­ the community that are consld- mg after his car struck one op- advisor; Miss Nancy Congregational Education Build­ rations booth for this year’s The board of finance will Neil Brown, Wendy Meloche, Sears,’ Roebuck Co. of West OlemeweU Young, tel. 648-8981. ing Tuesday attemoons from 3 ered excellent prospects for Dennis H. ^tu«y, 16. sodano, charity;’Miss Beth Fer- Christmas Fair are being held ------« o M ,-. vVilliams. to S Feb. 14 through March 21. membership. The drive will be ® « Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and Thurs­ -rX' MANCHESTER The tiieme this year is “Blaz­ conducted by members of the 2 ' SAVE days at 7:30 p m. at the home chamber headed by team cap- Bast Main and the Ed- ing Trails in Canada.” A birth­ of Mrs. Brian Robideau of Twin ABUNDANT VARIETY EOR TASTY gar car was turning left from BURR SHOPPING PLAZA day party will be held at the Hills Dr., Coventry. The work­ Mlrabito pointed out that the „ , Tolland Turnpike last session to celebrate Cana­ shops wiil end hi March. Mrs. da’s 100th birthday. Parents will FREE 50E STAMPS Rockville'- Vernon - Tolland- „ e a r l y w e e k Elizabeth FSano is chairman of ON be invited to this session to ob­ Ellington area Is a fast-grow- ONLY! the booth. Witk TUt CeiVM w i PnekaM ei V Wy:--: serve the work the children ing, aggressive community breach o the peace as the Joyce Simmons, daughter of , SIXe-oz.cauIIllliT'S complex whose entire efforU “‘.j*’® have been doing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons The cooperative mission are dedicated to a single e n d - SPECIALS! of Twin Hills, Coventry, re­ TOMATO PASTE ^ school is open to children in pro-ress • scheduled for ap- ceived her first Communion Cool thnSaludtjr, Feb. Ulk grades 1 through 8. Transporta­ Members of the chamber are ‘r. “ Sunday. here Feb. 21, tion will be by bus from Bolton devoted to promoting ■ the eco­ CCD report cards have been Anthohy J. Wilkinson, 18, of Enementary School to the edu­ ILIMIT ONE COUPON PER ' ^60400^ nomic,;, industrial, profes.slonal, ^ ... passed out to all students. Par­ cation building. Parents are ex­ cultural arid civic welfare of ” Village St., was charged with DON'T ents should sign the cards and ofemnnitv oneratlng an unregistered mo- pected to provide transporta­ the community, he noted. . ., , , tion home at 6 p.m. Car pools return them. Mirgbito urged ' prospective ^ vehicle, operating without a FREE SOe STAMPS ' a s- I ll/sAMciAlicense andanH lagsAanwlarceny ITtslHaYrFriday Will be formed for Coventry ’The Lenten schedule for members to Join the chamber FORGET! Witk This Cnipei u d Pu ehu e ef night. children. daily Masses: Monday, 9 a.m.; and share “ the.rich and reward­ TW035Hn.cuiPR06RESS0 He was held l5y police for There is no fee for Oils pro­ Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 8 ing experience of being mem­ ■IPL R^ARKCT', \\\ a.m.; Wednesday and Friday, bers oh the business and Tirofes- presentation at the East Hart­ gram, but an offering will be mipus aujt STAMPS 7:30 p.m. IMPORTED TOMATOES ford session of Circuit Court 12 taken each week and sent to a W ilk liill slonal Jommunlty who put their W k mission chosen by tiie diurches. Be^nning Feb. 21 and each WE minds and shoulders to-ether '^»s unable to ! VkiTy 6eedlhnSetaiday,Pdklllk GIVE post bond. Registration blanks can be ob­ Tuesday thereafter for 15 0 0 0 to Im p^ve the standards.of liv. IMPORTED FROM EUROPE tained in each of the churches weeks a course in Christian rLUAUAUIAUAJJ.MJJUiUJAUU C ing an 1 working in our area.’’ [UMIT ONE COUPON P M CUSTOMER Tbe Herald’s Vernon Bureau Miss D.aiie i>srnard and should be returned Sunday. Doctrine on an adult and mod­ MerH''ershlp committee mem­ Ik Ilf Pivvlf O Wav bers nclude Ralnh Llntrian. Bolhm Congregational Church V Ths tcuinorary ^rres-ondentU Miss Roberta Uppllng, re- and United Methodist Church Donald Pelhpm, John Grant NOW THRU STORE Bette Quatrale, telephone 875- corder; Miss Jane Mather, treas­ Will hold a ooihbined Commun­ FREE 100 ^STAMPS FRESH DRESSED-EASTERN SHORE Peter Jlson, Werner Flurkl'-er, LlGGEn DRUG 2848. urer; Mi.ss Deborah Hunt, chap­ ion service Wednesday at 7:30 Witk This Conea u d PucluM of SLICED Archie; Caros, Emmanuel Ger­ lain; Miss Ellen Wann, drill p.m. at the Congregational PARKADE SIX 6-o l ca u MNUTE NAm FROZEM ber pr>|fl E”e’vn Pa-i-ok. leader. TOP Cards and packets containing Church. OPEN rANa-CANAOUH eon a. mmnD-ROCK c a 00 Also, Mias Sharon Fields, SATURDAY The service wiU include the ORANGE JUICE CHICKENS prosoeijt names and bualnessos Ribicoff Asks VALUE love: Miss Judy Paterson, re­ DOUBLE V Lead’s Stgiper and a Conunun- :45 A.M. t o 10 P.M. THE REAL THIN6 lb. and b^chures of chamber ob­ nONTUElBE SMELTS IaSt 49^ LOBSTERTAILS ligion; Miss Marcia Culver, na­ jectives and goal.s are available ion meditation, "Confronted by STOUSUCEDSTUHSsubLu A A . READVTOCOW BA a Perjury Check ture; Miss Terry Heins, immor­ Good Ikni Sehudey, Pek 11th at the chamber olHce on Union SEE THE WORLD God,” by the Rev. J. Stanton tality; Miss Jo-Ann Fothergill, St. Conover. S A L p N STEAKS ., 89 ^ SEA SQUAB ,. 4 9 * On Auto Hearing fidelity; Miss Marsha Lennon, William A,. Dickson, executive STAMPS Oongregailonal Notes patriotism; Miss E. Carolyn S / i b P The Congregators wiU meet WHOLE director Of the chamber, will aa- ' (Continued from Page One) Famous Collection ^ CnCUN AA a m SH -lEA N AA a ■Whiting, service; Miss Diana Friday at 7:80 p.m. for a mys­ si.st Mirabito and will be avail- , , i b H H Atkinson, confidential observer; EVERY tery supper to be served by e able for assistance from 9 a m. « Nader had any Connec FREE SO STAMPS QUARTERS'tfAT lb. 3 9 * GROUND CHUCK •> 6 9 * claims Nancy Spicer, outer ob­ OF ARMOUR ANIMATED hostesses Mrs. J. Stanton Con­ r^ lO B E 1 to 5 p.m. at the chamber office. t'O" ivlth damage S WithTUiCoipoiudPuchaieei server; Miss Patricia Sherman, over and Mrs. Itonald Farris. ^ ONE 2-lk, 8-01. j u GRAND UNION g SPLIT OR Q U A R T ER ED lb 3 3 < Police Arrests against the corporation. Several Jnygjgian' John Wltham of Wltham Niua- ^ Travel Service ^ PARTSSb^59*£b.55* SUCEDBACON Hi 6 9 * » TIGERS! r e S on S u f c h a r g r a ^ v l ; ^ ^athy Didan. choir WEDNESDAY ery on Rt. 6 will speak on land­ 905 MAIN STREET PEANUT B in "n R ^ i: jNioN ... All scaping and answer cpiesUons. A L L 1 5 1 1 > A L L the weekend, when another act charging that ffirector; ^Mlss Donna Stajos, 643-2165 GeedthnS«lud«y,Feklllh of vandalism involving the Corvair automobile had Mies Cathie Rowe, Miss Susan A n couples of the church were v meat FULLY COOKED » LIONS! BEEFWH breaking of windows at a.ljusl- been designed improperly. Pierce and Miss Glenda Parker, Invited. ◄ Anfliorized agent in Man- H a H H H H D B O H A Ijentra enrichment study ^chester for all Airlines,. QLIM II ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER) i b V w ness In the center df Rockville jn an affidavit fited In New Rhodes, flag NCHESTER » GIRAFFES! aeasiaa wQl' begin Sunday at 7 Railroads and Steamship* SHENANDOAHVALLET-TURUY CAOQ SRAHOUMoaGRANDDMON _ r * A * was reported. York State Supreme Court last Peggy Bald- p.m. Group discussion win be Lines. S H A N K H A L F B U T T H A L F Poltce are Investigating the Friday, the private detective, keener of the Jewels, BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER— TOLLAND TURNPIKE held on problems confronth^ FREESOirSTAMPS R0AST®‘»»2" SUCEDBACON JS 79* _ _ breaking of a front plate glass Vincent Gillen, a former FBI officers were Miss » ELEPHANTS! Christians in die second half of window at Randall’s Stationery man, said the true purposes of NTa^S^aret Abert, Installing offi- the 20tfa century. The hook, With This Ceuon aad Paichau of |« Store on Park PI. The vandal- tl Investigation were "to dis- Elaine Martel, mar- SULLIVAN AVENUE AND A SUPER "kCaking Etfaicat Decisions,” by ONE pkg. or ISOlONDWARE 9" WHITE l o R m i O A F u m i s a u s a g e i : 8 9 * ,^ 0 3 * lam was discovered Sunday at credit" Nader and "shut him Sandra Fox. chap- 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST BONELESS d n o h a . t a il o r C a U U 4:06 a m. by Officer Jack Reich- up.- lain, and Miss Patricia Rhodes, SHOPPING CENTER Howard C8erk Kee, will be used l b ' MANCHESTER as a basis for dtobussion. All GASH SAVINGS PAPER PLATES enbach. - Qniert said the first page of recorder. SOUTH WINDSOR I MONKEY BAND! Interested persons were invited Good Ikni Solurdajr, Pek Ulk CHUCKFILLET ,.89* PORKROLL Several windows were broken report given to the subooip- ^Crs. Paul Taylor was in- to attend. I r TO about three weeks ago at the mlttee was altered by GM "be- stalled as mother adviser to A service of Baptism will be luiuinaiiuna Rockville Library, Popular Mar- jt ajj j,ot coincide with Assembly. Members of the I MUSICIANS and PERFORMERS! PINEAPPLE BROADCAST STOKELY held Feb. 10. Parents interested LiM!LfiN.E_QSiiE£!!LELRrcUsfoMfR lM M iB BUMBLE BEE-CHUNK ket. Town Hall and the Rock- General Motors’ announced pur- advisory board were also in- were Mked to contact the pas­ 5 : ' vllle Cinema. A ll are located pj,gg investigating Ralph ®^alled. ’They are Mr. and Mrs. tor. LIGHT TUNA DOLE JUICE HASH I PEACHES In the center o f Rockville. Nader’s connection ,wlth the P®®* .Taylor. Mrs. Joseph Gal- FOR THE KIDDIES..! Methodist Notes FREE SO^STAMPS Two Norwich teen-agers were oowair litigation.;’ . Herbert Kingsbury, PKK LAMB CHOP SPECIALS Youth Sunday was obs^ed With Tkii Conpoi aad Puckau ei » S l i c e d ^ arrested Saturday night and Roche said Sunday Nt*"®- Richard Rhodes, yesterday at United Methodist <;.\i.i.ON charge'd^^wlth intoxlcirilon ^ had.flot sean Gillen's R lp ll^ ,.D id a n ., Chester TWO l-lk ,12-oz.pkfi. AUNT CAROLINE g : 14 -oz or ^ M c a n s Church with talks by Christine ------S i : Joseph E til^trow akl, 18, «(f W deposition ' ris,- Mrs., T. t)y«,;;Hoopen, H ir- Roser, Peter Benedict, John ' ^ 2 5 ^ Halves i f ^amesrtlle^Yw MdRobert^^ ‘m______atever l had to s'ay ______before .old Llvln^ton, Mrs. ' James BALLOONS! F U E L O IL PAR-COOKED R IC E . I Wemickl, 18, Of 28 Lucas Park Potterton, Linda Heck and ' Good IhraSalniday, Pek Utk the Senate subcommittee was Nichols, Albion J. Severance Karen Hills. Rd., were apprehended after the truth.” said Roche. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ber- RIB 89 g o o p e r a t Tv e ' Others participating In the ppHce said they attempted to Rlbicoff said through a «ard. Mrs. John Rieg, worthy HOT DOGS and service were Dale Camell, Nan­ oil. rOVIWNY ' iflTMlt ONE jO U P ^ FABRIC SOFTENER , DETERGENT run away from officers In the spokesman that he had no inten- matron of Temple Chapter, Dobson Rd. area. cy Camell and Martha Hilton. 3i:> RKO.M) STREET tlon at this time to reopen the OES, Installed the mother ad- Sunday evening a film, “A l­ TEE. »Vi:M .'i.'i.H J!®,. Nader-General Motors inves- visor and the advisory board. BEVERAGES Power under the no bail compact and most Neighbors,” will be shown FREE 50 rSTAM PS FINAL TOUCH45* COLD FREE 100 5 STAMPS tigation, since it Is being placed Louis Lawrence of East SHOULDER-79 in observance of Race RelaUons With Thii Conpoi aid PuichaM of sche^led for ^pearance In CIr- hands of the Justice De- Hartford Lodge of Masons was With This Coupon aid Pu ck u e of cult Court 12 Feb. 21., O N SA LE Sunday by the commission on S S 22-01.01 la n e iS iM — GLAMORENE S j partment, sololst. James W . McKay of ONE 1-lk c u NESTLES A Saturday night break at Christian social concerns. Des­ POWERFUL PLUNGER CLEARS 3 : HUD TO FABRICS DETERGENT "W e are stressing this Manchester was' organist. The sert and coffee will be served EVEREADY COCOA | lIQ. RUG SHAMPOO g time,’" ” ti,; s;i;ke“sm M sM d. Rev. George Nostrand, rector TENDER—FLAVORFUL FROM 2 to SPAA. at 7:30, followed by the film. CLOCGB) TOILETS dvanced u South St. resulted In the arrest ______■ o f St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, There will be supervision for Good Ikin Satnidiy, Fgk Ulk LUX LIQUID A A . M ® Good tkmSatuday, Pek Utk i of juveniles Stmday, police re­ Work Florae Up gave the benediction. Refresh­ younger children. i l lM M U m U l UJU44JMI.I J .iliilJ S g J ported. ments were served by members J||i[llMiT^E_C0^ St. Maurice Notes TM iT. O N f C0UP0N~P£R~ CUSTOMER |1 Edward C. Brown of no cer- WASHINGTON—The U. S. la- o f the Mothers Club. Ushers FOR ’There will he a meeting to­ DETERGENT DETERGENT n taln address was arrested Sat- bor force will reach lOO million Mb. Miss Susan Moorhouse, STEWING FEB. 9-10-n " night of solicitors of advertis­ 4-oz. $|0I urday and charged with va- by 1980, the I^bor Department ^Im l P^rr'MlM Mariiyii LAMB BREAST ing for the annual music pro­ FREE.50ESTAMPS deal pkg. FREE 100-r STAMPS grancy. He was presented In Cir- pr^lcts. The total implies a 15- ^ Pamela Holmes. Sunshine RiNSo FLUFFY ALL ^ 79*1 cult Court 12, East Hartford, million-man increase in persons •' . .______gram booklet at 7:30. With This Coupon and PuehaM ol today. Phllce said Brown asked seeking or holding jobs In each •»>« n lu Sister Mary Hugh’s class on ■ ONE 200-fL deal loU NECKS AND SHANKS teaching methods meets tomoiv to be arrested, explaining that of the decades up to 1980. C.ar9 llH v e d u I d s FOR TOUR WASH FOR STEWING row at 7:30 p.m. he had no place to go. Increases will be from 69.9 NEW YO RK — The average LAMB THURS.-FRI.-SAT. REYNOLD'S WRAP Several traffic accidents kept million to 86.3 million between 1987 automobile contains 34 On Ash Wednesday the bless- Good Ih n Saturday, Pek Ulk hig and distribution of ashes I i SILVERDUST X 83* Coldwater ALr^«°'’*2‘^ V?mon police busy early Satur- 1966 and 1970 and from 85.3 to light bulbs. This compares with * NO TICKET OR PURCHASE NECESSARY • will be followed by Mass at 8 day morning. 100.7 million from 1970 to 1980.25 used In the typical home. AT OUR FISH COUNTNL — ON SALE TUESDAY a jn , and 7:30 p.m. fjLIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOM^ l i t LIMIT ONE. COUPON PER C U S T ilM E R n L lg ^ Bernard C. Murphy 36, of Red Hill Trailer Home, Warehouse No rehearsal will be held HEATTDUTT FOR TOUR DISHWASHER Wednesday for the musical N ild d rfiH flm n T liTJ S Point, was charged with failure NIVER AGAIN that iick faaling to drive right as the result of HADDOCK FILLET ib 49e comedy. The next rehearsal foP whan your loilat ovarflowa FREE 50E STAMPS FREE 50=STAMPS CHILDRENS the comedy, “The B am Door,’’ WiSK Liquid ritoSHWASHERAu..^v.33 With lU s G o ip o i and Pucku e ol A ' an accident early Saturday With Tkii Conpoi aid Puckue ol ' morning when his car went off D EN TALI wiH be Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. T O I L A F L E X i O I ^ A ju GOLDEN SUN g l ONE 7-08. 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^One-Arm^d Bim dif vs. Hifwomplete Fighte^ Celtics Operating at Full THE Desert GoK Qassic Won I Herald Angle B y Cassius 4-1 By Nieporte In Frantic Bid to Overtake 76ers HOUSTON (A P)—Cas- The s-foot-s Clay gave Pat- terson (12). George Chuvalo on gery to remove a torn cartUag# EARL YOST their rixth straight over Cincin­ only a token appearance after cago. San B*ranclsco’s Rick Bar­ qiu* Clav calls Ernie Ter- * “ >rtucoua whipping he- (15), Henryk Cooper (5), Brian BOSTON (AP) — The Sports Editor ______SlUS L ia y cans a r n ie referee stopped that nati this season. that. ry had 48 points. from his right knee. J London (3), Karl Mlldenberger PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) DAYTONA b e a c h , Fla. (A P )— Ferrari, dethroned Boston Celtics are racing In Saturday’s games, Detroit, paced by Dave Bing, rell “a on^arrned bandit. ,iaughter in the i 2th round of (12) and Cleveland Williams —It was' something out of the as king of road facing in 1966, is back on top. at top speed and fans are The Celtics started'but slowly Hal Greer threw in 35’ points more beat Cincinnati 109-M, stopped St. Louis 114-104 on the Notes from the Little Black B o o k 9!® ^ ,, their title bout Nov. 2 2, i966. (3), in title defenses. shouting “They’re o f f ’ in against the Royals in their na- for the 76ers who got double- New York nipped Detroit 102- book of golfing miracles, the Stung by Ford victories''at Daytona atid LeMans a Pistons’ home court in another figure scoring from five other The third round knockout of the team’s stretch drive to ti(mally-televised game, falling 101, St. Louis took Chicago 11^ . One for the books: Five free throws missed the has- stunning upset victory of Tom year ago,,Enzo Ferrari brpught a carefully prepared Sunday afternoon game. San players in winning at Los An­ the once-feared Williams was overtake the Philadelphia behind 10-4. They closed the gap 111 and Philadelphia defeated ket ring in last Thursday night's Community College- w iif hattlo for Nieporte over Doug Sanders in set o f new 12-cyliiider models to Daytona International to one point, 19-18, at the eight- Francisco nipped Chicago 142- geles. performed In the same Astro­ 76ers in the National Bas­ 141 in overtime Eind Philadel­ San Francisco 140-127. Middlesex Community College basketball game at the jtZurioH h a a w JTo the $110,(KX) Bob Hope Desert Speedway, and the brilliant Red Ferraris crosa^ the minute mark. The Lakers made a bid in the dome last Nov. 14 before a Standings Clarke Arena. This t^al is more than one usually sees ^championship of -help him aghinst me. /k n ow i Golf Classic. finish line first, second: and third in-the 24-hoar Day­ ketball Association’s East­ phia topped Los Angeles 130-123 final t\^b minutes, cutting the record Indoor fight crowd of 85,- Then Cincinnati ace Oscar in Sunday night games. Eastern Division It was a triumph for a 37-year- tona Continental Sunday. T ern Division. lead to 126-121. But twp foul O.B. in an ei^^tire season. When such a violaUon ^ commit- / h e ^ l d and the mUlions can beat him. I’m going to 460 that paid $461,290. Robertson suffered a split lip in Bing tossed in 32 points, in­ W. 1- old teaching professional who Lorenzo Bandlni of Italy'and “ Wa had no protolems; noth* “ We’re running more and, aa shots by Green- and Chamber­ .860 — ted— ball must touch ring to be playable— the defen- *0 ® boxing’s wm out. And the beauty Terrell, a pro since 1957, has a a rebounding jam with Boston’s cluding eight in a last quarter PhUa'phia .. 49 8 sive team is awarded the ball seldom plays the money tourna­ Chris Amofi of New. Zealand ipg tbat'would put Us out of th* a result, getting more shots — lain’s basket clinched it for .764 k . V . j® of it is that I’m going to get paid 39-4 record including 18 knock­ John Havllcek. The Big O re­ drive that clinched it, as De­ Boston ...... 42 13 opposite the foul line extended. ments and never was famous were first, and Mike Pahkes iaf running,” Amon said. ‘"Ilie ma- Philadelphia. Jerry West scored .476 22 of Hartford . . . 'Tip of the ^cap j 5, undefeated and gen- outs. He has been stopped once, just the way we’ve done in the quired six stitches and sat out New York ... 28 31 . Walker Briggs, head train­ during the five years he jour­ England and Ludovico Scarflotti jor task of pit crews was fueling troit scored its first victory 26, Walt Hazzard 25 and Elgin .444 23% to George Ehrlch and Floyd ' -.-arded as the world Clay will collect about $750,000 by Williams in the seventh past,’ ’ Boston player-coach Bill the rest of the way, with his over the Hawks in six meetings Oincinnati .. 24 30 er' at Manchester High and neyed over the nation on the of Italy were three laps —j 11 and changing tire$.” , Baylor 24 for the Lakers.- .220 37 Richards at w n c in Hartford chomplonris a 4-1 favorite over and Terrell will earn upwards of round on April 3, 1962 in Hous­ Russell said Sunday after the mates becoming disorganized in this year. Baltimore .. 13 46 former fixitball coach, didn't P(3A tour. His PGA winnings miles back in the sister car. With three Ferraris and two his absence. Western Division r. for their excellent c e j ^ e on ^ 27-year-old lo t who has won 16 *250,000 for this long awaited ton. Celtics’ 137-121 romp over the Bob Boozer’s two free throws Baltimore was idle Sunday, miss a Manchester High foot­ last year were $890. The third Ferrari, a rebuilt Porsches taking the first fiv e 22 .621 —‘ •’ radio of U(Jonn basTlbtbaU ,, recognized fight. Williams at the time was rat­ Cincinnati Royals, Russell turned playmaker as tied the score at 127-127 for the but discovered it will lose the San Fran .. 36 ball game for 20 years until But this likeable, gAnf4T*f« /\n ^ * expected at his winter home in Pedro Redriguez of Mexico and years of victiiVyin endurance 35 .386 13'% ing and entertaining reports on Terrell, whS relies on a pis­ half and breezed to their 12th six field goals with nifty passes mond with four seconds to go son. Ohl, who has averaged 20.9 Detroit ...... 22 I’m going to punsih him,” from $5 to $100 for Clay’s eighth Boca Raton, Fla., came through Jean Guichet of France lost classics here and at Sebring, 37 .383 14 absent the day the Indians the Huskies . , . Tom Penders „ „ , ____ ton-like left jab. avenged that victory in 13 games, as well as in the second quarter and made won it for San iFrancisco at Chi­ points a game, will undergo sur­ Oblcago .. .. 23 title defense and sixth within 11 under pressure to win an admit­ ground with mechanical trouble Fla. mauled Bristol Central at Me­ defeat by outpointing the Big months. The site is the magnifi­ tedly welcome $17,600. in tbs clo.'iing hours. But every­ morial Field. ,w'uK“r . p . : r s . Cat a year later in Philadelphia. humiliation beating.” cent Astrodome which can seat one else had trouble too, and broken finger against Massa­ Since .the loss to Williams. He broke a tie with Sanders 60,000 for a fight. they held third place. Baseball Clinic, chusetts last Wednesday night. Terrell has bowled over 15 on the 18th green with a l-fool the Major College Baskethall Scene Black Hawks The big money, however, will The fourth place . Forsche. 6, r O ff the Cuff If true, this was a violation. straight opponents Including putt for a birdie, a final round come from closed circuit tele­ driven by Hans Hermann of Meeting Tonight Two youngsters Rockville Rule 2, Section 2 reads: The .^mo3 Lincoln, Zora Folley, Ed­ 69 and a 90-hole score of 349, 11 casts to arenas and theatei.s in Germany and Jo Siffert of Swit-, High’s basketball team could referee shall not permit any Ryun Elated die Machen, Chuvalo, and Doug st-okes under par. , Baseball umpires, old and Not Slow ed player to wear equipment which the United States and Canada, use to advantage this season piayer lo wear equipmem wiiivu a ^ 1 I * Jones. Machen. (Jhuvalo and The resplendent Sanders, play­ zerland was 183 miles back of 'will' meet tonight at th* the live hookup by the commu­ the winner. who are now at prep school In his JudgTTient is dangerous to A | * ^ lllllV ’flTI Jone.s, the la'st one on June 28, ing behind the 6-foot-l. 185-pound Army Sc Navy Club. MERCANTILE — Les Chris­ Deep Freeze Nearly Works other pla.vers. Elbow, hand, A nication satellites to England Ford was buried behind a By Injuries are 8-8 Jimmy Ma.sker at Kings- were beaten on 15 - round deci­ Nieporte, had two holes to catch First meeting of the Man- WELL EARNED GIFT — UConn’s Wes Bialosuknia receives the ball after tensen 136, Stan Jarvis 143- wood and Byron McClanahan at finger, wrist or arm guard, cast and Japa-', radio, and the de­ up. string of broken transmissions chapter of the State 152—395, George Barber 160- layed tape telecasts in 24 other sions in WBA title fights. Saturday’s game againkt Maine in which he scored 50 points, setting several Glenn Hall’s damaged leg and Suffleld Academy. .Nick Costa, or brace made of^sole leather. ^ ATI The 'Victory over Machen Doug, seeking his second (Clas­ that plaguy all but one of its Approved Umpires 395, Gene Phaneuf 147-368, Bob Manchester Community College plaster, metal or any other hard countries. sic win in a row here, came .six Mark H starters. The iiine school records. Coach Fred Shabel makes the^ presentation, (AP Photofax) But UCLA Rallies for Win Stan Mikita’s b r ui s e d r i^ LAWRENCE. Kan. (AP) - ” I earned Terrell the WBA’s rec­ Boroch 147-352, Austin Wilkie basketball coach, plans a 20- substance, even though covered close on two long putts lor Ford factory car to avoid the ^ Alcindor, who led all scorers day and Georgia Teoh Saturday- haven’t slowed up the Chicago hope I can live up to the stand- . “ ‘ ® ognition as world champion. 354, Roland Gulllotte 357, Bill NEW YORK (AP) — game schedule next year, 10 of with .soft padding, shall always j , ,, beamed simultaneously to both birdies but couldn’t get them. transmission plague had over- prospective members Accolades to Wes After Record Performance Faber 351, Keith Dunphy 361. with 13 points, added another €<)Uisville, No. 3, revenged Black Hawks, but Rod Gilbert's ards of this recognition,” said ______^ The WBA had stripped Clay of Southern California, once a the starts in a league comprise be declared illegal. Exclusive Europe and Asia by the satel The tournament concluded the heating troubles and visited the basket. one of its two losses in 20 aching back has brought the radio coverage in Connecticut 19-year-old of Kan­ the title fbr signing for a return pits for water every 15 laps warm spot on UCLA’s games, holding off a late Cincin­ of community colleges. .Big Bob lltes. bout with Liston in the face of a winter swing through California. Any local or area man wish- COUNTRY CLUB-^oe Sala- Southern Cal was bombed by New York Rangers to an anx­ for tonight’s Cassius C3ay- sas, world mile record-holder around the 3.81-mlle course. , . j schedule, turned suddenly nati challenge for a 65-57 Mis­ Evans, former all-CX3IL selec­ The telecast will be beamed to warning from the boxing body The $70,000 Phoenix Open in Ar­ .V, - fioo' ng to become am and fia 150-371, Bert Davis 149-368, the Bruins twice earlier, .so the ious standstill. k'rnie'Terrcir fight wiil be on «"d 37th winner of the James je * ‘;;e r t io r in ” l3 o l it i ;r ‘irthe When the checkered flag » . j cool last weekend and al­ souri Valley 1° to atend the clinic most froze the top-ranked umph. Westley Unseld had 19 has joined the MOC for the bal­ Flydel 135, Len Giglio 147, Tom prise UCLA Coach John Wood­ Hall a week ago after the regu­ 10 o’clock. “ I'm quite pleased this is and over 69 community Laren of Engl^id and Lucien sessions is ^vited. The written Bruins out of college bas­ points for Louisville. ance of the season. Lack of a and then three tournaments in exam will be given in March. Zemke 136. en. But he warned others who lar Chicago goalie suffered si ♦ * • something special,” Ryun said, antenna systems. the Caribbean. Bianchi of Belgium was in sev­ ketball’s unbeaten ranks. The loss all but eliminated the home court for practice sessions Cornell Captain Ray Pilkonis is the current try it. deep skate gash above his left End of the Line trophy was put up in 1930 Q ay will collect 50 per cent of Such gallery favorites as Jack enth place a distant 278 miles Only a thaw during afi over­ defending champion Bearcats has hurt the MCXJ in its first president. Ever Seen in College Ball VILLAGE MIXERS—Ginger “ In the long run, the stall will knee, fa.shioned a 36-save shut­ . . Annual Manchester Open Golf Amateur Athletic Union all receipts. Tefrrell will receive ITHACA, N.Y. (AP)—Ronald Nicklaus, Billy Casper and Ar­ behind. time period enabled the Bruins and left the Cardinals at 7-1 and official year of basketball play. . Yourkas 196-488, Bill Quacken- kill the teams who employ it,’’ out Sunday night as the Nation­ Kopiefci of Kingston, Pa., a 6- nold Palmer faded from atten­ Amon, who was fifth last year • single game record of 49 points hopes dwindled with a Friday to overcome the Trojans 40-35 iieaded for a Feb. 18 clash Prospective baseball umpires Tournament will be a two-day "amateur athlete who, 20 percent of the Astrodome "The best long - range bush 234-216—616, Fred Ruggles he said as he prepared his club al Hockey League leaders ran foot-10, 180-pound linebacker, is tion as the final round went in an earlier version of the Ford Eastern Pro Basketball League set against New Hampshire in night loss at Cornell. Saturday, run their victory against Tulsa, 5-1, which lost in Manchester include Buzz affair again this year, dates ap- performance, example and gate and 17',-i per cent of the shooter I’ve ever seen in 203-226—672, Ron Nivison 203- for home games this weekend their unbeaten streak to 11 captain of the Cornell Universi­ down to the wire between Sand­ Mark II, made a comparison. Sunday’s Results 1955. Kimball held the old UConn Yale faces the talented Prince­ string to 17 and avoid the upset out of the conference to fourth- Keeney and Chris McHale. The proved by the (Jonnecticut State Influence did the most to ancillary rights, college basketball’’ was 202—586, Irene Stone 182-496, against Oregon State and Ore­ games by burying Boston 5-0. ers and Nieporte. Of his 1966 Ford ride, he said; SiBibury 116, Tirentwi 117 fieldhouse mark of 43 points. ton five, fifth-rated team in the of the Season. ranked Texas Western 61-53. latter is in his first year as a Golf Association are Sunday and cause of good The fight will start about ty 1967 football team. University of Connecticut Ed Yourkas 522, Bud Lewis 600, gon. Mikita, injured in Saturday basketball board official and Monday, Sept. 10-11. Three ma- ®P°rtsmanshlp during the year. io;30 p.m., EST. University officials also an­ Ndcklaus’s 72 gave him 356, “ It’s rather like driving a truck Wilmington 176, Harrisburg 121 Bialosuknia’ s previous best had nation with a 17-1 mark, Friday" The rest of the Top Ten Louisville faces Drake at Des Coach Fred Shabel’s as­ Pat Nivison 497, Dan Doran 528, Fifth-ranked Princeton, which night’s 3-3 tie at Montreal, was has been turning in a fine job. . jor events are carded for Ehl- ^t's well known by now that Clay, a pro since October, nounce Sunday that the Pop Casper had a 71 for 356 and Pal­ compared to a car.” . WilkesrEarre 136, Scranton !• been 40 points last month in’ a in New Haven. The Elis threw scored relatively easy victories, Moines Wednesday and then The Mark II weighed about Allentown 130, Asbury Park, 118 556, Bill Par­ beat Harvard 66-59 for a 17-1 used sparingly against thi Tom Kelley,' new Manchci'ter ington Ridge qualifying round Hyun, most publicized teen-age i960, has racked up a 27-0 Warner award for the most val­ mer dropped out of sight with sessment of Wes Bialosuk­ precious win over Rhode Island. a major scare at the Tigers except ninth-ranked Vanderbilt, third-place Wichita State, 5-2, at 900 pounds more than the Fer- Hartford 138, New Havsn 12ff kinson '513. record, has been the only other Bruins but managed to add An High golf coach, reports his for the U. S. Open Monday, May track athlete ever, Is a modest, record including 22 knockouts, uable football player on last 73 for 362. nia after his senior marks­ The next slop for the Huskies early last month before losing which fell victim to hot-handed home Saturday. rari. Saturday’s Rssults ranked team faced with a assist to his NHL point lead. charges will engage In but two 2 2 , Father and Son Tournament religions youth who makes B He won the title on a seventh fall’s team went to halfback Chi Chi Rodriguez finished man’s 50 points snapped al­ is another home date tonight 76-75. Florida 83-75. The 1-2 factory Ferraris were Wilkes-Barre 167, Allentown 164 POWDER PUFF — Eleanor freeze. But the Tigers survived, Seventh-rated Kansas re­ The second-place Rangers, home matches at the Manches- jy jy 5 ^ Member-Guest on grades. round technical knockout of Pete Larson of paxton, HI., a third at 354 and tied with Nick­ most every record in the against one of the East’s powers Saturday's other results: os free of trouble aa a car could Scranton 164, Wilaniogton 140 Berry 177-453, Audrey Philll- Highly-regarded • Tennessee beating Dartmouth 30-16 earlier mained a half game behind Ne­ meanwhile, whipped Toronto’s ter Country Club this spring. Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 26- Not generally known Is that Sonny Liston on Feb. 25, 1964 graduate of L<^mis Sch(X)l, laus were Paul Harney, Bert school’s book Saturday — Syracuse. The Orangemen be in a 24-hour race. HarrWbuig 106, flunCxiCY US Central Connecticut (12-3) de­ more 493, Lord Sinicrope 467, also had problems, lo.sing to in the week. braska in' the Big Eight after staggering Maple Leafs 4-1 — Kelley was a standout golfer 2 7. Manchester will host a One Ryun’s most ardent supporters ®nd has beaten Liston (1), Pat- Windsor, ay Tournament June <29. . . are his peers — his fellow track — The performance helped record after beating Massachu­ and remained in an 8-2 tie with Iowa, 68-50 while the Coi'nhusk- Bridgeport (10-7) topped Rider George Stone, who scored 31 diagnosis of Gilbert’s latest and led the Indians to a state Tall Paul WaickowskI, 6-9, has athletes he has been beating UConn lo its sixth siraigrht Yan­ setts 67-69 Saturday. 93-66; Wesleyan (8-6)' squeezed WIGLETTE— Janet Hager Vanderbilt for the Southeastern ers beat Kansas State 67-59 on points for host Marshall. back ailment. The All-Star right championship. been seeing only little action consistently in recent years. Al- kee Conference -victory, 109-65 The only other game tonight past Little Three rival Amherst 176, Donna 'Mulnite 175, Laura Conference lead. the road. They meet in a show­ Skip Higley branded Vander­ wing, who has bounced back * * * with Harvard’s varsity basket- most all were older men, but over Maine. The overall season involving a Connecticut team is 75-73; Trinity (6-5) upset Wil­ O’Tool 194-194. Eileen Boris UCLA remained the only ma­ bilt with 22 points at Gainesville down Tuesday at Lawrence, from two spinal operations to record at Connecticut is 12-S. Southern Connecticut (10-6) at Kan. IT ’ TU team in recent Ivy League they go out of their way to say liams 80-76; and Hartford (5-7) 184, Santina Beben 469, Connie jor school with a perfect record as Florida held third in the SEG lead New York scorers with 53 nerfi n 1 bcrc play. . .just wondering if the nice things about the former Rhode Island College. defeated Yeshiva 77-68; Uriano 455. goals, hurt his back again in Bialosuknia hit 21 of 36 shots when Toledo lost to Marshall 96- with a 9-4 mark. Western Kentucky protected Jack Murray, former pub- Connecticut Sports Writers’ Al- Wichita, Kan., paper boy. for a 60 per cent shooting mark, A major game this week is Danbury State was trounced 81, the Rockets’ first defeat aft­ Dale Stevens’ layup with four its No. 8 ranking, belting Middle Saturday night’s 4-3 victory at Heist for the Hartford (Jharter Hance slighted Dan Jessee of Ryun is the third University and also canned eight free Fairfield’s visit to Providence by Southampton 104-80, New Ha­ SPOUSES — Larry Fountain er 14 triumphs. Tennessee 95-62 for its 16th Boston. seconds left burned Tennessee Oak’s football team—one of Trinity College by not ifivitUig of Kansas athlete to win the throws. He thus zoomed to a' College Wednesday to challenge ven (12-4) outlasted North 361, Harry Bemis 350, Ron Mor- u s e came within one last shot at Oxford, Miss. strEiight after an opening loss. He started against the Leaf*, several in their short three-year the old football master to sit at Sullivan award. Jim Bausch of career total of 1,409 points. The the 13-8 Friars — the lOth-rated Adams State 76-67; MIT defeat­ ra 374, Gloria Darling 134 351, of leaving the perfect list vacant North Carolina, No. 2 at 14-1, Houston, No. 6, and Provi­ but was unable to go the dis­ histcry—is now handling sim- the head table at the recent Wichita, a 2(X)-pound football old record was 1,398 set by Art major college team in the As­ ed (Joast Guard (1-11) 100-63; Jane Currier 140-359, Charlene after two free throws by Lucius stayed a step ahead of Duke and dence, No. 10, were idle Satur­ tance and was to have his baxik ilar duties for the Hartford Gold Key Dinner. Jessee rated fullback, was named in 1932 for Quimby, who graduated in 1955 sociated Press poll. Fairfield i.s Willimantic State (4-9) needed Willette 132. Alien tied the score for UCLA at South Carolina in the Atlantic day before springing into a X-rayed today to determine the Capitols in the Eastern Basket- a spot in the spoUlght for the winning the Olympic decathlon after a four-year playing cafeCr. 8J4 after a strong 93-82 win over an overtime to beat Bridgewater 31-31 with 2:19 left in regulation .Coast Conferece by easily beat­ week of three games each. The extent of the injury. bail Leag^ue. It’s a moonlight honor he held all year as prK- championst))p. The second was Early in the game Bialosuknia Georgeto-wn at the New Haven State 103-100; Quinnipiac FRIENDSHIP—Ed Kodes 201, time. ing Maryland 85-77 as Rusty Cougars play Lamar Tech to­ Reggie Fleming, with his first job for the energetic Murray ident of the college football Glenn Cunningham of Elkhart, surpassed the 1;3«1- points . in -Arena Saturday. (12-8) defeated New York Tech Lou Polinsky 225-573, A1 Whip­ The shot missed, however, Clark and Larry Miller each night, Hardin-Simmons Thurs­ goal in 26 games, and Boom is also attending the University coaches in America. Kan., in 1933. (Junnlngham was three years set by tviby Kimball : Yale has k record of 8-6 -after 97-80; and Boston State had a ple 220-201—562, • Iten Seavey and UCLA broke the stall in scored 20 points. 'The .Tar Heels day and Notre Dame Saturday- Boom Geoffrion, with his second the last American before Ryun two seasons back. - beating Ooiumbia Saturday 71- tough time with Sacred Heart 209, A1 Borello 209, Duane overtime as Bill Sweek stole the have a full week against Virgin­ St. Bonaventure, Fairfield and in two nights, led the Ranger to hold the world record in the Quimby also had the school's 61. But Yale's Ivy League title (6-11) before winning 106-99. Sweat 202, Don Hensley 200. ball twice for scores and Lew ia Tuesday, Wake Forest Thurs­ Niagara await the Friars. attack against the Leafs, who have lost nine in a row and are Lindgren Appears Ready mile. being pressed for fourth place “ This is the finest award an by the onrushing Detroit Red amateur athlete can get, ’ said Bob Timmons, Kansas coach Wings. To Enter Indoor Record Play on Enemy Court who also tutored Ryun in high The Wings, triggered by Paul Neil Steinhauer is off the champion from Villanova, and South Slows East Henderson and Ray Cullen, school.“ It's very unusual for a mark 'with his shot putting and Noel Carroll of Ireland and bounced third-place Montreal *• boy his age to have such a hasn't set a pole formerly a Villanova student, year in track.” For Schoolboy Fives 1 in Sunday night’s other game never came off at the Philadel vault record in more than a Ryim was a runaway choice and climbed within one point of phia meet as Patrick led all th- By PETE ZANARDI Toronto. week now, but little Gerry Lind­ over Yale’s Don Schollander, way, winning in 2:09.2. Carroll swinuning great who won the Action centers on enemy boards this week on the To Gain HCC Lead Bobby Hull scored his 32nti gren might be ready for his turn finished last. high school 'front, both Manchester High and East goal and Phil Esposito picked at the Indoor track record book. Sullivan Award in 1964 for his Other top victories at Seattle Catholic seeing action ‘twice on the road. Cheney Tech By RICH DYER ture lead on three hoops in the South (68) up a goal and two assl.sts as the Lindgren whizzed to a two- four Olympic gold medals. P B F Pts. went to Harry Jerome of Van­ In voting by a panel of the first two minutes of play. It i-s 2 O 'B rien ...... 6 .l-T 17 Black Hawks, 9-0-2 since Jan. mile victory in 8:31.6 at the is the only, local squad at home, playing Woodstock Ball control and an ex­ couver, B.C., who won the 60- AAU board of governors, sports- Academy Thursday afternoon. ------^ — ------a margin tlie locals kept until :i P.ilombi'/lo ...... 2 3-3 7 14, protected their 10-point Seattle Invitational Saturday plosive second half cata­ 1 l.ukas ...... 6 2-4 14 yard dash in 6.1 and to Darrell writers and sportscasters, Ryun Looming big on the scene in .formance they put on in beat- South caught Ea.st late in the 3 OUberto ...... 4 2-4 10 league lead. night, that clocking is dan~c.- 3 R olfe ...... 0 2-3 2 Horn of the San Francisco Ath received -560 first place votes pulted South Catholic High stanza and forged ahead with Standings ously close to Ron Clarke’s in­ the return match between East central last Friday. 0 (latrianello ...... 1 (Ml 2 ens Club, winner of the long and 3,838 points. Schollander 145 (12-2) and South Catholic o /.4 ,-i, t. to the top of the HCC 10 seconds left on a layup by 0 M abnney ...... 1 ((-1 2 W L T door two-mile record of 8:28.8, 1 The Rangers (4-11) of Coach 2 Dnpiii- ’ ...... 4 2-2 10 jump at 25-.3 first place votes and 1,861 Saturday night at Central Con- -r . , standing Saturday after­ Lukas. Both clubs scored nine Chicago ...... 28 11 7 and by far the best time of the .. .r f, , _ __ John Kleis are on the road to- 0 W hitm ore ...... 1 0-0 2 Doris Brown of Seattle set a points. necticuts Kaiser G ^ . The afternoon for a game noon as it downed favored points in the second frame. 0 .Silencer ...... 0 2-2 2 New York ...... 23 16 7 season. 1 Slanuli.<< ...... 0 0-0 0 women’s record in the 880, win­ .Third with 1,231 wa$ Bill labels, the on y HCC sch^I Windham Tech. Kleis, with East Catholic, 68-44, before a Action in the third canto Montreal ...... 20 19 6 "Not bad,” said the Washing­ ning in 2 ;08.5. The old mark was Toomey, two-time National AAU that s been able to beat the , - crowd of 3,300 at Central Con­ marked the beginning of the end 15 Total.! 25 18-26 M Toronto ...... 17 20 8 ton State student who is sched­ Eae-le, in three vears will be remaining on for East, the Rebels opening Kaat (44) set just a week earlier by decathlon champion, a Colorado Eagles in three years, w 11 ^ necticut’s Kaiser Gym. P B F Pts. Detroit ...... 19 24 ’ 8 uled for another chance at the with eight consecutive points. Francine Kraker of the Michl- graduate now living in Santa out to prove last Saturdays 68- ^ ^ victories. The It was a battle of conference 3 Willett ...... 2 1-1 5 Boston ...... 12 29 7 record this Friday in the U.S. East failed to penetrate the 0 I.iimburOo ...... 2 1-1 5 gammers at 2:09.7. Barbara, Calif. 44 victory was no fluke. Rangers have lost nine of their unbeatens, both clubs placing 1 Torek ...... 4 5-6 13 Track and Field Federation East, on the other hand. ' __ _ Hartford five’s offensive thrusts 2 P.evnnbis ...... 2 1-5 5 last 10 games. four game HCC win streaks meet In New York. knows well that South must be as South outscored them 23-12 3 M elody ...... 0 2-2 2 Conference action and neigh­ on the line. The Hartford crew 0 W ade ...... 1 1-1 3 Lindgren handily beat Bill added to the vanquished list if and moved to a 49-37 third turn 2 Minor ...... 2 0-1 4 Full Schedule , borhood rivalries feature area upped its overall record to 10-3 BallUe of New Zealand, whose It is to hold on to at least half lead. 0 Juknis ...... 0 iW) 0 play. Three wins away from the while the Eagles suffered their 0 Gott ...... 1 (W) 2 East’s JVs met the .same fate, 1 I.ewl.a ...... 1 1)4) 2 On New England 8:37.7 clocking would have been of the HCC crown. second setback in 14 starts. tournament, Ellington High falling 51-44 to South. Mike 0 Leone ...... 0 0-0 n more impressive under other B SSBBlAILiL MISSED OUT Before the Rebels, East faces NCCC foe South East opened strong, running 1 Kennedy ...... 1 1-1 3 College Scene circumstances. a stem test tomorrow night High (6-8) at South Kennedy had 21 points in defeat. the score to 10-4 in the first two The Junior Eagles are now 12-2. 16 Totals 16 12-18 44 Steinhauer, meanwhile, final­ against Springfield Cathedr^ Windsor Friday in an always minutes, but slowdown tactics Score at half: 26-25. A full schedule is on tap for ly got his long-awaited rematch EW In Springfield. The Eagles will ^ attraction. The Bobcats with in the in­ be looking for their second win and the shooting of Jerry New England college basketball door shotput, but this time the short again if Bud Harrelson over the ^ y Staters. j, O’Brien and Sal Gilberto teams this week, with national­ New York Mels brought South back to lead 17-16 script was different. doesn’t improve hitting. If GREAT YEAR Coach PhU Hyde hopes to ly ranked Providenc^'^ facing Kitty Sibrinsz Triumnhs Matson of Texas A&M came PITCHING—After Jack Fish­ you’re a bettor, bet on McMil­ place M^chester High (9-5) at the first turn and 26-25 at thiee stiff te.sts and Boston Col­ the half. Then it happened. up with a heave of 66-1014 inch- er ((11-14), Bob Shaw (12-14), lan. , at second, in­ among the Cla^ AA Touma- sachems meet Coven- lege struggling to move into a es on his final throw, at San jj-g ^ wasteland. ment qu^ifiers before the week ^ tomorrow nig)it “We just collapsed in that In Eastern Bowling Play rating. herits the nickname “ Stone is over. The Indians working on Diego. Calif., giving him the pirates last year, Fingers” now that Dick Stuart second half,’’ Coach Don Bums Coming up with a 147 score Proridence, rated 10th in The said. “We couldn’t move against victory over Steinhauer of the at^rt. Lefty Tug McGraw is retired. Bating— C. a five-game ivin streak, are a Conference in her fifth game, Kitty Sibrinsz Associated Press poll with a IE AIRCRAFn i University of Oregon, who a (j-O) defeated Sandy Koufax opponents. The Patriots will be PENALTY TIME—Blotxl covers face of Rangers’ their freeze and they took ad­ 13-3 record. Is host lo St. Bon­ OUTFIELD—^Tommy Davis the Tribe gets a rugged assign- rolled a 786 to win the $50 first month ago dealt Matson his first years ago. He's etill riding at Portland High Friday, Ric Hadfield as Referee Bruce Hood tries to sepa- vantage of this by some heavy aventure tonight and Fair- (.313), (.275) set ment against second-running defeat in the event since the ^ cloud. is International date him and Toronto’s Eddie Shack after they scoring.’’ prize in the third annual Girl’s field Wednesday before hitting at two positions. Between rookie Platt High in Meriden losers to 1964 Olympics. Steinhauer had a League caliber. Jack Hamilton Big Second Half Eastern Connecticut Ha.adlcap the road to engage Niagara Don Bosch, Larry Stahl, form­ TRAINING COURSES W I T H F A Y The bounty system, said to triggered melee in second periocl of last night’s best toss of - %. (6-13) effective for awhile last But the Paypower looks even better in '67! A recent wage increase only O d L leading Bristol East­ Tournament at Holiday Lanes Saturday. 66 2 erly of Aa, for other spot. Stahl INTRODUCTORY TRAINING PROGRAMS have originated on European game in New York. Hood hand:^ out'a total of South held the Eagles to 19 Since that meeting, Stein- year, then collapsed. Rod Gard- makes starting pay even higher • • • and there is a 10% second ern. yesterday afternoon. 'The tour­ could surprise. Bosch, good — If you don’t have shop aKpariance, yonTI b* Friday, Manchester visits game presen-es, has failed as a 36 minutes in penalties after the fight. points after intermission while Boston College, owner o f ' a hauer raised the Indoor record geima, Jerry )Hlnsley, ney attracted 34 entries. fielder, SUM an improved hit­ shift bonus. given 80 hours of intensiM training o* th* Hall High in West Hartford, management tool in the control rolling up 42 markers for their "rhe Manchester houseMte 12-1 collegiate mark after a to 67-10, and Matson has com- jjygteok still struggling to machine you hsv* boon hired to opar*t*- cause. A’ potent freeze kept the c

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HOSPITAL, MAR r by owner. Must seU to best tric and gas hot water heat­ jrfcnlc and outing area and ers. CaU 643-1496. swimming, minutes from Man­ OPERATORS INCOME TAXES prepared by offer. 649-9663. chester. CaU Mr. George CLERK-TYPIST—for small of­ — 't— ' ■ ' Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. CASHIER VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible, Mitchell after 6 p.m., 233-7626. fice. F’ringe benefits. Apply TRAINEES MEIN—PART-TIME momlngs tor janitorial service, must be TAX RETURN — Business and new top, new brakes and front Millineiy, E ft S Gage, MltcheU Dr. Liberal benefits. First and 1965 WYLLS Jeep with plow and Work Near Home over 18. OaU General Service, individual prepared by Income end, heater, $300. Call 649-4259. Dressmaking 19 second shift, presently plowing accoimts. $1,895. 849- Inc., 46 Oak-St., 649-5384. tax accountant. Raymond Gi­ working 50-hout week. 1966 PONTIAC — convertible. Looking for work near WOMAN WANTED to babysit 5 ^ rard. Call collect, 875-7362. EDR ALTERATIONS neatly and 2049. Low mileage. Excellent condi­ reasonably done in my home, home? Our pleasant, mod­ occasionally, 649-0680. KW IK-KOOK em office in your neighbor­ EAPATTENCo. . i n INDHyiDUAL AND business in­ tion. 649-2909. caU 643-8750. -NURSE’S AIDE—11-7 at Man- Take-Out Shops hood may be just the place come tax returns prepared. Chester Manor Rest Home. SOS Wetherell St. 1965 OHEJViRaLET Super CLOTHES . shortened EARN EXCELLENT for you. Combine your of­ 2 - 6 Dan Mosler, M9-8829, 525-8268. Call 646-0129. M anchester, Gonn. Sport. 300 h.p. Very good con- leng^thened In my home, INCOME fice skills with reception dltlon. $1,850. 643-8129 after sonable, quick service. 649-0701 TAX RETURNS prepared, in­ Own-operate unusual, semi­ work greeting customers. SUPBai STUFF, sure nufl _____ BY LESLIE TURNEir dividual and business, your 4:30. 2644. automatic take-out dinner This large national firm That’s Blue Lustre tor dean- SPRAY PAINTBR for wood CAPTAIN EASY home. For appointment call M ICKY FIN N BY LANK LEONARD shop featuring foods pre­ will start you a t a good ing rugs and upholstery. Rent finldiing. Shop work only, good 64a-6866 week days alter 7 p.m. pared to order in minutes. salary and give regular opportunity^ Dlsplaycraft Inc., BUT THAT'S MILES OUT OF ' BOTIPIDAlr Business Services Moving— Trucking— electric Shamx>ooer, $1. The 1 MANA6SD / Yeg,.lgAW VPU POWNS_____ Sundaya a l day. Booming billion dollar merit Increases, employe euARptiwr OUR WAYl we PRDMI^EP FORESEE THE Sherwln-WilUama Co. 648-9657. M1A1/ BCRMUCWJ I MURPHY 70 5AYSTH» ( OVERTHBWS ISHAUttCT^Vl Offered 13 Slerage 20 growing demand for take- benefits and paid vaca­ WONOCR IF HE’LL BUMP \ REMINDED PHIL] MUCH OF M3UR V>*BP0RT 'sst down, smallest payments ing. Wallpaper books, paper- and qire you thol « r o ^ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES —Enterprise 1945. you DMU to gai anywhere. No small loan or fi< hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ PIANO AND accordion instruc­ LOW COST. TOO! tion from a full-time profes­ SULLY... YOU T LOOKS AS IF T SHOT OP. BOTH OF YOU.'.' ^ Douglas SERVICE, snow plowh ly hur.ved, workmanship iruar- CASH RATES (15 WORDS) ETOPSKDeentalBihenair MUSTN'T DO 7 I FOUND A RAT ) YOU SAID THE ONLY WAY OUT Moton, 888 Main. anteed. Lao PeUefier, 649-6826. sional miisiclan. CaU 649-5892. NONSENSE, MR. ABSINATHY- TH-THIS I IN THIS MOLE, / IS UNDER WATER...NOW ONE Ing, oarpantry, rec rooms, re­ Ol DffO WHO EVER HEARD OF A ^ EH, JUDY ? 1 MB ItoUR SCUBA SEAR, JONES. 1960 CORVETTE — grey, one modeling, general repairs, If no answer 648-9048. USED CARS OnaDoy.... 45e 3 Days ....$1,171 I AU, AAACHINeTRYINGTO G ET I'M LEAVING HERE ALONg' painting. Interior and exterior, hardtop, 283 cubic inch engliie, ’ JO SB ra P. Lewis custom pialnb A COMPLETE rubbish removal, moving, ma- I Six Day*. . . .$1^98 10 Day* . . . -$3.0o| .$1,1’J5 or best offer; 742-7194.. ing, mterior and exterior, pa w a n t e d p a r t -t i m e SELECTION sonary. Call 64$-45S8. 2iS Rm ..... 6Se 1980 OORVETT — convertible, perhanging, arallpaper r» COUNTER HELP IMMEDIATE ACTION L black with white top, 827 en- SNOW PLOWINO - R ojRm moved. Wallpaper hooks on ra B6URNE BUIGK 50fc*.....95c glne. Hurst 4-speed, new clutch now being formed. Avoid high quest Fully Insured. Free e» 18 yean and up. We will "The House of ttmates. Can 649-0668 train. CaU In person a t ares. Excellent condition, prices whra it snows. Special Customer Satlsfa«tlotf* Call 848.0696 after 5:80; ratea for people over 04. 849- W. fl. aUENNEY 7888, 875-840L 289 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 246-5862 649-4971 ,-y., ,J 5-.. /■

PAGE n i n e t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1067 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1967 ^ __ • _____ i— ■»— FACE EIGHTEEN ■------Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Solo 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sate 7Z Houses For Safe 72 Suburban For Sate 75 Pogs— «irds— Pets 41 Wonted— To Buy 58 Business Locotions Weiss Urges Town Join Two Peking Leaders NO DOWN VA, 10 per cent down NICK SEZ+-W here can you MANCHESTER — Bolton town BOI/K>N-OOVBNTRY line — 8 For Rent 64 AVONDALE ROAD — Bowers OROOMINa aiMl tXMmUng all HOUSEHOLD lota, vitiqM ^ conventional. Six room Cape, ‘ t line. Excellent 8 room Ranch, bedroom Ranch, large kitchen, School area. An eight room find a 6Mi room Colonial with breeds, Harmony Hills, H. C. bric-a-brac, clocks, (ramw, OFFICE FOR rent—3 rooms, MANCHESTER large lot. Hutchins Agency^, full walk-out basement, 2 full fireplace, % acre lot. Call Joint Data Process Plan Cape with a finished rec room 8 large bedrooms, formal din­ CLASSIFIED Chase, Hebron Rd.. Bolton, glassware. We buy estatoa with paneled finished walls, Realtors, 649-5824. tiled baths, double oven stove, now. Only $15,200. Hayes General Manager Robert under a federal grant. It will Ousted, Newsmen Say too. Can be four or five bed­ ing room, spacious living room 646-0427. VUlage Peddler, AucOonaar. . wall to wall carpeting, sound­ AND VICINITY 2-car, heated gdrage, 150x476 Agency, 646-0131. Weiss has recommended that be placed in Bennet Junior High rooms. 1 V4 baths, one car ga­ MANCHBSTER-43ustom' fire- and family sized kitchen plus (Continued from Page One) 420 Lake St, Bolton. 649 S247. proof, air-conditioning and heat treed lot, excellent condition MINIATURE POODLE—male^ rage, rear patio. Vacant, 900 Coventry—^Bolton line, placed Ranch, 6 large rooms, a detached one car garage? VERNON - 6 room Colonial, the town join a cooperative data School In the public schools’ furnished. Parking on and near Jarvis has just such a home throughout, only 6 years old. large Uvlng room, dining room, processing venture with the data processing complex, headquarters In Rwelchotr ADVERTISING apricot, 4 months old, pedigree Here's an opportunity to pick 5 room RsUich, attach­ bullt-lns, large lot, many ex­ premises. New m odA i build­ for sale on Victoria Rd. priced Owner transferred. Priced for Province reported the southweM with ^ shots, housebroken. Rooms Without Board 59 up a good buy. T. J. Crockertt, ed breezeway and ga­ tra features. Call Helen Palm-| modem kitchen with built-lns, Manchester pUbUc schools and Weiss said this morning he About Town ing. Main St. location. For ap- at $17,800. Cali on this one to­ quick sale. Charles Lesper­ bureau of the central committee CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 288-6998. Realtor, 643-1577. rage. Fireplace, large er, Leonard Agency, 646-0469. IH baths, garage. Marlon E. the Manchester Community col- felt it was tim.e the town THE THOMPSON HOUSE, p ______At a meeting this morning ^"<1 put data' processing proce- thias will meet tomorrow at 8 stubbornly clung to the borgeole silver registered poodle pups. »ted, large, pleasantly fur» split with 1^ baths and one per..A.. ‘..Ani cent downj4a..a. to*a a qualified g_ r___ e e_n m a n o r 6 room VERNON p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Plans reactionary line." It appealed acre lot Waddell Schools areas, Ranch, 8-bedrooms, garage. with his data processing advis- durcs to work in various ways, uished rooms, parkmg. C a U ______Houses For______Rent 65__ car garage. Excellent condi­ investment properties. Leon­ buyer. Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ . Call after 0, 643-7478. Assumable 5% per cent mort­ $143 PAYS ALL ory committee, the manager place payrolls, personnel r^ for a 60th anniversary celebra- for unity “ to recapture power COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 649-2358 for overnight and BOLTON — 4 ROOM Ranch, tion. LiOt i.s 150x200. Ideal loca­ ard Agency, Realtors, 646-' tors, 643-1121. Assume mortgage on this 3 said—without pinpointing an ex- cords, accounts payabJe, and tion wiU be discussed. held by the handful of persona Immac- gage, $18,600. Owner, collect 1- MONDAT Thru FIUDAT 10:S0 A.M. — SATUTOAT 9 A.M. permanent guest rates. fenced in yard with lake priv­ tion for the growing family. $17,900 Manchester 0469. bedroom, 1% bath Ran^h act dollar total—that .he would imder automated pro- ______within the southwest bureau la AKC REXnSTERED miniature Owner transferred. Sensibly tilate 6 room Cape, 3 o r ______DORIS SEZ-Leave It to the 677-0923. ileges. Available March 1. $33 with fireplace. Large provide for funds in his upcom- cedures. and loan authority taking the capitalist poodles, 649-1806. COMFORTABLE room for gen­ pnced at $22,900. T. J. Crock­ 4 bedrooms. Full shed BOWERS SCHOOL Area — 4 lar'ies to come up with the The scholarship weekly. Call 742-6736. rooms, % acre lot. Built- Weiss said he envisioned con- committee of the Manchester road.” tleman, separate entrance and ett, Realtor, 643-1577. dormer, 1% baths. Wall bedroom Cape, fireplace, reo housing values. I’d like to show ing budget to permit expansion TOTO COOPERATION WILL D IA L A d ^ .9 7 1 1 HEALTHY — purebred collies- Lots For Sola 73 ins, aluminum stonns and of data processing for the town t'acting with e x p e ^ at tte However, Tanjug, the Yugo- BE APPRECIATED l/IMfc I I parking. 649-2460. MANCHESTER —Six room to wall carpeting. Over­ room, 2-car garage. Leonard you this custom built Ranch ______Scholarship Foundation 'will Nicely marked. No papers. screens. Transferred owner under a joint venture proposal, university who would help the •slav news agency, reported house, convenient location, one LIBERTY STREET Five room size garage, convenient Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. 1 home on Ferguson Road. Com- BEAUTIFUL WOODED lot in must sacrifice. at $19,500. . ' J , ,,,, town develop Ita new program. meet tomoirow that the miUtary 640-9864. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, bungalow In tip top condition. homs of Mrs. Walter Schardt fia«i fn- year lease, two children ac­ location. plete with 6 rooms, VA baths, Bolton, 226x200’ frontage. In Mr. liBwis, 649-5306. A study of possible arrange- who was pres- command in Kweichow had hj- gentleman, private entrance, Practically In the center of $13,000—9 ROOM Colonial-built AFFECTIONATE male tiger cepted. Hayes Agency, 646-0131 equipped kitchen, 2 fireplaces,* restricted residential area. $4,- ments for joint use of a comput- ^ the man- of 31 Eastland Dr. formed Mao his forces have Centlniwd From Preceding Page shower, bath, parking. Apply town. Ideal for a couple or In 1968. % acres. Trees, view,, kitten, strayed. Looking for a $18,500 Hebron — Under con­ 2 car attached garage. 'Hie lot OOO with terms. Call 643-4461, B & W er by the town, the public the town Dance Club Head “ seized all power In the province. 195 Spruce St. small family. Owners retired, bus line. Hutchins Agency, home. 118 Maple St., 649-7449. struction. Six room Is small but you can spend evenings. The BARROWS and schools and the college has been ghouitl begin to train ita own Help Wanted Male 36 Help Wanted— 36 Realtors, 649-5324. T i, -rhiAiiA.- OHO Parir.r Manchester WAXES has can- xanjug said Its information Suburban For Rent 66 anxious to sell. Lot of house Raised Ranch. Twoflre- your time golfing in the sum- WALLACE Co. under way since last summer fun-time______programmer „ ______rather *^°^ Thiellng of 258 Parker ^ meeting lor tomoirfJTw. f^om the New China Newe DISHWASHER—4-9, evenings. iner and not working on a large lyiANCHESTER —lota, lota, lota, Manchester Parkade CONTROL DESK operator, eve­ A r t ie lM F o r S o lo 4 5 WITH kitchen privileges r o c k VILLE—Large 3V4 room ^ Crocket, places, bullt-lns, glass MANCHESTER — 7' room Cape, and has been based on the out- than continue to rely only on St. and his wife were installed ng annual banquet and award Agency. nings, will train. Apply in per­ No Sundays. Apply in person. Articles For sale 4S gentleman. Call 643-5600. apartment, dishwasher, dispos- ^ sliding doors, sun deck. 3 or 4 bedrooms, plus family lawn. Reduced lor immediate Four A-zone, two B-zone, two Manchester 649-6306 come of a "feasibility” survey consultant serwlcee. as co-presidents of the Man- night is Thursday at 7 p.rit. at Guards demonstrating at- Center Restaurant, 499 Main sale. Jarvla Realty O)., Real- rural. AU in town, different ------^ ------— son, Monday-Saturday days. al, range, refrigerator, heat, BRICK RANCH — Modern Basement garage, one fireplace, garage. Only Weiner SuperintMident of Schools Chester Square Dance Club Sat- Willie's Steak House. Peking airport delayed for six St. WALLPAPER SALE—300 pat­ ROOM IN PRIVATE home for tors, 643-1121. locations. Call now. . Hayes BOLTON.. .off the lake, a split Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St., air-conditioned, pool. 875-1841. kitchen with built-ins, 2>^ acre lot. Ten minutes jjs qOO. Bel Air Real Estate, uCel'^for' $”16,900! T 'tw o bVd- ^he University of Connecticut. wiUiam Oirtis, who also attend- j^t ^t a melting at ------hours the departure for Moscow terns in stock, 37c —97c single lady, kitchen privileges, c e n - ______------Agency, 646-0131. Manclheeter. baths, formal dining room, from Manchester cen- 843.9332. mom home with a family The college is receiving a ed. estimated the town’s pro- o„v,aai -rhA,, . maaoah Dr. Chester S. Ososki of 31 Sunday of 90 wives and children roll. Sherwln-WilUams, 981 tral location. Inquire 132 Birch 3 ^ ROOM apartment, appll- NICK SEZ—This Is as pretty a _ — —------— ------Main St., Manchester. family room with fireplace, 2- ter. 7 room Cape as we have had CXIVENTRY — excellent build- o n T rs t floor, c a ^ r t high-speed computer n'ext portionate share of the com- Waddell School. -They succeed ^ ^ PART-TIME, men, irigtots 12 St. 643-8556. ances and heat furnished, in MANCHESTER — spacious 6 cax garage, AA zone, $32,500. for sale. It is located In a set- Ing lot, near schools, churches, and a nicely landscaped lot. month for educational purposes puter’ cost would be about $10»- Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ledgard. seminar on chlropratic Women in the group said on ar- midnight-4 a.m. for Janitorial residential area. Adults. No room Colonial Ranch, 2 full ATTORNEY WALNUT DESK model Singer RN AT MANCHESTER Hospi­ Phllbrick Agency , Realtors, $19,500 Bolton — 7 room ex- ting of natural beauty and shopping. $2,600 cash. Call 1- $2,000. down and you can pur- He estimated an appropria- «X) the ^____ Other officers instaUed are procedures in various types of riving at Iriiutsk That some M service. Miwt be over 21. Gen­ sewing machine, with attach­ pets. $100 monthly. 649-4824, pandable Ranch. 3 or 4 baths, 2-car garage, near acre ______Actual costs must still be ^ r. and Mrs. William Harvey, chronic illnesses. The event was them were pushed and beaten, Excellent opportunity for tal seeking home with family 649-5347. close to all In-town facilities. 633-2138. chase this home. T.J Crockett, tion of about $15,000 to $20,000 eral Cleaning Service, 46 Oak ments, $150. Call 644-8213 af­ for self and young child, pref- ___875-1166.______bedrooms, large living picturesque Must see. would prortde’^mr^^ thrashed out, Curtis said. vice presidents; Mr. and Mrs. held .at Holiday. Inn, Meriden. Moscow Radio reported. Dem- St., 649-5334. member of Connecticut Bar ter 6. QUALITY RANCH — We have room with fireplace Hayes Agency, 646-0131.______Many extrw such as full shed BUILDING LOTS Bush Hill Realtor, 643-1577. erably with child care avail- COLUMBIA — 4 room duplex, ______Qf trained programmer and Kwash, a member of the James Reuter, secretarie.s, and ----- onstrations continued outsid* Interested in trial work. just listed a beautiful Ranch. dormer, 1% baths, wall to Road, 2 building lots. H. M. Pleasant working condi­ CLEAN RUGS, like new, so hble, 7-3:30 shift. 643-7919. stove and refrigerator. $100 and bookcases. Bright MANCHESTER—7 room Raised wpll carpeting, breezeway and ------' for the beginning of a needed advisory committee, noted that Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atkinson, women’s Fellowship of Cen- ‘he Soviet Embassy today for All brick, seven rooms, 2 kitchen with ample Frechette, Realty, 644-0445, or tions. For Information, call easy to do with Blue Lustre. monthly. No lease. Leonard Ranch in like new condition. garage. This is a dandy of a W anfsd— Real Estate 77 plan of expansion. ‘ he college is to receive a treasurers. jg^ congregational Church will baths, huge finished rec room, cabinets. Fhill basement 289-3568. Mr. Hills in Hartford at Rent electric shamixx)er, $1. Ag^ency, 646-0469. 1 4 baths, 2-car garage, % home reduced In price to $19,- w a n r e o — K e a i s s r a r e # / pg^ cent discount on the lew - Committee chairmen installed ^ave a special Communion Ser- The Chinese government Is- RETIRED MAN Apartments— Flats— fireplace, garage, carpeting, with garage. Full tiled 525-3451 between 8:00 A.M. Olcott Variety Store. acre, only $22,900. Hayes 900. Excellent F.H.A. or V.A. VERNON------— 9 lots------off LAke------8t.,------— partment currently making any >ng costs of the computer, be- are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olbrys, vice Wednesday at 8 p.m. in 8“®^ f protest to Moscow, Tenements 63 ROCKVILLE — 44 room apart­ combination windows, lot with bath, large treed lot. and 4:00 P.M. Agency, 646-0131. financing available. Jarvis $2,6(» each. H. M. Frechette, WANTED T(5 BUY direct from ^ processing is the cause It Is an educational user, program; Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Memorial Hall of the church, accusing the Soviet government FOR PART-TIME MEN’S RESBUILT shoes for ment, convenient location. Re­ trees. Soon to be vacant. All Stove, refrigerator and LOOKING for anything in real Realty Co., Realtors, 843-1121. Realty, 644-0446, 289-8668. assessors’ office, and said he He noted the town js fo r m a te gj-d Nelson, publicity; and Mr. xhe event is open to all wo- outr^eous acts^^of vloleM* An Equal Opportunity sale. Better than cheap new frigerator and stove. Immed­ for only $25,000. Start packing washer Included. MANCHESTER^ 6 rooms plus estate rentals — apartments, farm house, Oolonial, or Salt jjj^g institute automat- to have access to the computer Mrs. Russell Miner and men of the church. The Rev. against Chinese in Moscow. The MAINTENANCE WORK Employer ones! Sam Yuyles, Shoe Re­ iate occupancy. Children wel­ and call T. J. Crockett, Real­ sunporch, 1 4 baths, garage, MANCHESTER — Gardner St. homes, multiple dwellings, no Box or will ^ s ld e r exchange ^ procedures in several areas at such reasonable cost. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Matson, Kenneth Steere will conduct the Protest resulted from Soylct J®' pair Shop of the bietter kind! come. 643-0261. tor, 643-1577. central convenient location, 614 room Ranch, full basement, fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, $19,500 Manchester — 6 room Suburban For Sate 75 for my 3-famlly in Manchester. during the session, Kwash hospiUlity. service and will speak on “ The of a display of ant^Soviet 23 Oak St., Mtinchester. Salt Box Colonial. near schools, bus, shopping. fireplace, hot water oil heat, Phone 649-4336 and talk it over. needed. Wedss said, are was named diadrman Of the ThipUnM h«v» photogpraphs from the .Chinese APPLY 643-5129. ROCKVILLE—A-1 condition, 4 $17,900 —buys this excellent 3 three been DiscipUne of the Desert.” LAUNDRY worker—days, fuU bedroom Ranch, garage, porch Large living room with Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. large rec room with half bath, BOLTON—Beatky ^of time pOTltion Fringe benefits A M P I^ E R LAWTON GARDENS - 44 room apartment, plus storage. porch, large lot, excellent con- bedroom ranchf ‘‘ full basement WANTED — clean 6 or 6 room a new system for records keep- members of the club eight ----- ^^s^ su D D orters took steps to MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN with bass speaker and tremelo, References. Call 875-6443. and large lot. Mitten Agency, MANCHESTER - 2 - family, (with garage). Big trees, Im- Cape, In or near Manchester, mg in the clerk s office, jnitt^. another meeting ®®rved Transatlantic Brides and Par- ^ “ c^^com m unes ” ^ u - Call Manchester Memorial XK)m duplex, 14 baths, dish­ ' Realtors, 643-6930. ditlon throughout, ’’ riced at on- excellent for accordion, $150. central. Excellent condition. 4- maculate . . . finefin* residentialraaldential T.n,n« Dlmdck, Realty, 649- a n automated process for wa- tee WiU hoM another meeting gs pubUcity chairmen, secre- ents Association will meet “ P., . 46 West Center S t, Manchester Hospital, 643-1141, ext. 203. An washer, private patio and cel­ ond floor with two 1. $21,500. Charlea Lesperance, lating the 1971 Paris commtme, 643-8961. car garage. Large lot. For In­ setting. Asking $19,500. T.J. ter and sewer billing, and the March 6 taries and vice presidents. Wednesday at 7j30 p ^ . ^ the ^ over Shanghai and Tal- equal opportunity employer. lar. J. D. Real Estate Co., 643- Business Property MANCHESTER — 2-family, large bedrooms and MO-7620. ^ - begiiinings of a fiscal person- mendations for a data process- good condition, $18,900. Phll­ nursery room. Finished formation call Mitten Agency. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Thielirg has been active in Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, capital of Shansi 30% OFF knitting needles, in­ 6128. For Sale 70 Realtors, 643-6930. $16,900 — 3-BEKJROOM Ranch, - ARE YOU REAlSYtosell your “package” which would ing budget for next year. struction books, knitting, cro­ brick Agency, Realtors, 649- recreation room, ait- ■Vernon, Regan property? If so, contact Ralph Manchester boy scouting for East HarUord. There wiU be a pj^vlnce adjacent to Peking, large kitchen, fireplace, alu- BY OWNER many years as of an Beetle Drive game, and refresh- -^gjj posters in Peking, accord- MALE chet, tatting, embroidery ac­ VVE HAVE customers waitii^ STAFFORD SPRINGS—7 unit 53^7. tached garage. Excel- jj soq DOWN—Conveniently lo- Rd. area. Seven year old 8 Pasek, MLS, Realtor, 289-7476 for the rental of your apart­ minum siding, garage, base­ PRODUCTION cessories. Yam-ApartCo. Inc., apartment house in immacu­ lent loca/tion. cated 5 room home on West room Ciape, fireplace, alum- or 742-8243 for a quick sale, Explorer Post. He is a member ments will be served. ing to Japanese correspondents, SERVICE ment or home. J li. Real FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 fuU baths, ment, 106x470 lot, trees, fenc­ 39 Cottage St., Manchester. late condition. Completely side. Leonard Agency, Real­ inum combinations plus other we also buy property for cash, of Manchester Lodge of Masons, ■: reported a preparatory commit- WORKERS Estate, 643-5129. modem kitchen with built-lns, ed, ljuidscaped. Hutchins Agen­ Cold Moves Eastward Now hiring. Applications Limited quantity, all sales modem. Priced for quick sale. 2 fireplaces, walk-out base- $22,500 ^ Ito n — New 6^ mom tors, 646-0469. extras. Lot 100 x 180. $16,900.------——— and the advisory committee of Mystic Review, North Amerl- tee to set up the Shanghai com- TRAINEE cy, Realtors, 649-6324. John Mather Chapter, Order of can Benefit Association will niune had been elected. Tha accepted dally. Interviews final, cash and carry. J. D. Real Estate, 643-5129, ment, screened porch, garage, Raised Ranch. Living ------——------______Call 875-8071. No agents please. scheduled Tuesdays. Must 643-8779. Ask for John B. De­ room with cathedral $18,500 will buy this seven MANCHESTER — Cobb Hill. ------—— ----, ------DeMolay. He is self-employed meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at jjew China News Agency said a We offer the following to a GRUNDIG—combination radio, 454 MAIN ST.' —3 room apart­ handy location. $24,500. Phll­ Legal Notices be 6'9” or over. Excellent ceiling and stone fire- room Ranch, 1 4 baths, and a Now under construction Colo- VERNON LARGE new ^ Behind Killer Storms and a distributor of Frlto-Lay Odd Fellows Hall. Members are municipal . evolutionary corn- ment. $85. 643-2426, 9-5. ROOMING HOUSE —yearly in­ brick Agency, Realtors, 649- fringe benefits including man with mechanical ability stereo, phonograph. Very good place. Kitchen with one car garage up in the nials and Raised Ranches room Ranch on % acre lot. man Walter LeideU, died on the products. reminded to bring articles for a mlttee composed of workers, and High School diploma: condition, $100. 643-8683. come, $5,304, excellent return 5347. UHITATION OBDEB (Continued from Page One) Major Medical coverage, 8 44 ROOMS, $125. 3 4 rooms, built-ins, glass sliding Green Manor section. Now va­ built by Ansaldl, all city util­ Lovely Colonial family room AT A CXIURT OF PROBATTE^ way to a hospital. The couple and their two * peksanU, students and cadres on investment. Centrally locat- MANCHESTER—7 room home, cant, is in excellent condition. with antique fireplace. Formal j,eid gt Manchester, within and for tgrior __ - i leveian - * ’ — all riAi* rtnSa i__a t______a. A*. SMa8_ paid holidays, generous va­ Training to become a techni- p oR "A JOB WELL done feel- $115. Parking. 15 Forest St., doors and sun deck. ities. For further Information middle Gulf Region In Cleveland------and Chicago------and«re sons, John' Thieling Jr. and member, who lost all her pos- had been estabUshed to Tal- ed. Call Paul J. Correntl Agen­ Lot of living space for the cation plan. Starting rate cian in servicing our broad line off Main St., 646-0090, 643- 2-car garage, extra lot. For in­ Three bedrooms, dining call (Charles Lesperance, 649- living room also with fireplace. through Tennessee and the Ohio other*” cities. several persons, Bruce Thieling, have camped sessions In a recent fire. yuan. Ing” clean carpets with Blue cy, 643-5363 or 643-2125, now. price. 10% down will get you $2.31. Apply to of figuring machines. 5675. formation call Mitten Agency, room. Basement fire­ 7620. Kitchen with built-in range.. —a judKP Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. valley------•' into— West „ ,Virginia r and moatlvmostly elderlelderly, died In front of j„ 35 states and Canada in the ----- On Jan. SI a similar pro-Moo Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- Quattro. in. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ROGERS CORP. er $1. Paul's Paint & Wallpa- MANCHESTER Realtor^, 643-6930. place, acre lot. Imme­ oven, disposal and dining o*^®?- Esuit* of Selim F. Mitchell, late southern New England. their homes while shoveling ^jagt The Questers will meet tomor- administration was reported RETIREMENT INCOME diate occupancy. Realtor, 643-1577. SIX ROOM Garrison Colonial «01 onn All nf « . ceased ^ iMstrict. ’ de- '‘ "® latest storm aisoalso brought nrougiii snow,snow. jjoctoniDoctors saidsam theuic deathsueauu xhe square dance club voted row at 8 p.m. at the hon^ of estobll^ed for Peking, Manchester Division per Supply. apartment, first floor, appli­ CONCORD RD. — beautiful Mill and Oakland Sts. PLAN convenient to schools and bus baths. $21,900.$21,900 AAll 1 types of fi- motion of Mary^ary Jayne Milch- delays in transportation and were probably due to heart at- soonsor a scholarshin thii( Mrs. Wallace Shearer of d d e r The Paris commune is hailed ances, heat and hot water in­ Ranch, large living ream, for­ MANCHESTER — $16,900 — 6 Manchester PAID HOSPITALHZATION transportation. Living room nanclng available. Converse ell.■ "65 ------Dclmont “Si.. • Manchester. . deaths • tacks. J^aTthrough the Manchester Mill Rd., Bolton. Mrs. Herman by Marxists as tte w l ^ ^ cluded, small quiet building. BOLTON mal dining room, cabinet kitch­ $23,500 Manchester—East Cen­ room Cape, garage, treed lot. PAID LIFE INSURANCE Boats and Accessories 46 ter St. location. 6 4 with fireplace, formal dining and Dupret Real EsUte, Real- ______.,ix And In New Orleans heavy A Chicago woman died Satur- scholarshln Foimdation Marshall will show slides of “workers’ republic.* The re- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. en, 2 bedrooms, recreation Central location, near schools, tors, 643-4212, 643-2804. Ten acres of land in addi­ room older home. Ideal room, kitchen and lav on first r a iT d r e n c L the costumes day when she was hit by a ® A^pecial fw a rj was present- American Paintings Ip the 19to gime set PAID VACA-nONS AND 154’ LYMAN, with many ac­ room, landscaped yard. Mar­ bus, shopping. Bel Air Real b i t tion to building with largo for office use or apart­ floor. Seoond floor—3 bed­ ■r lowed for the credit^ within which a ^ snirits of revelers at the snowplow. At St. Bonlfacius, ^ ^ y .. outeolne oresidents Century. Members are remind- other leftist revoluuonanes DRIVER - SALESMAN HOLIDAYS cessories. 10 h.p. Evlnrude 34 ROOM heated apartment, ion E. Robertson, Realtor, Estate, 643-9332. VERNON stove and refrigerator, second banquet rooms plus pavil­ ment. Large lot. rooms, full bath, large closets, ^ n iS l £ d i G ^ r p lr ld e . M i Z a student at Jesuit col- to ®d to bring articles for a sUent ruled the F ren ^ caplt^ tor ^ Married man for estab­ GOOD WORKING CONDI­ motor. Call 649-9704. 643-5953. LARGE TREED LOT floor, central location, $125. ion and large recreation FIVE ROOM Ranch with finish­ powder room. Extra features ed to give public notice to the credi- ,1 „ « leee was struck by a esu- and 4,v„ auction. months independently of tha lished retail milk route lo­ TIONS include walk-out basement, 614 room Split Level, tors to bringng in their claims within Chicago s new snowfall gave , „ , ■,„.oiiri».* in hiindino' dub. monthly. 643-1155, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. area. Excellent location MANCHESTER—6 room Garri­ ed rec room, 3 bedrooms, liv­ dlw ed by publishing a ^ 35 5 jnclies from the ■while w lk in g in blinding royalist-peasant French goverti- cated in Manchester. 5 day $26,500 East Hartford—New 6 Bundeck. Moderately priced, freshly decorated inside said time d „ „ ...... was announced that the Interviews by Appointment Diamonds— ^Watches— for any club or organiza­ son Colonial, modem kitchen room Raised Ranch. ing room with wall-wall car­ iimn-o/ souare aanue umss A Bible Class wiU be held to- ment which bowed to Ms- work week. No Sundays. NEW TWO family 44-44. heat, 10 per cent down, 30 year and out Garage, 2L{giaily t"'sri’a ' r a U.™ .»rm»-nK.re It nor- 1966-67 square dance class Only. CALL tion. with built-in range, dish-wash­ peting. Roomy kitchen with ^iSd giX te at a dinner! morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the marck’s ^ e t^ s tolkn^ Company paid welfare and Jewelry 48 Large living room with mortgage available. Wesley R. rooms and private patio would groduate at a dinner ^ F r a n o o - I ^ a n Wari hot water, disposal, storage, er, disposal, 2-zone hot water natural birch cabinets, oil hot er-hardened music lovers Ig- pension plan. Apply Lincoln parking, yard. Adults, 644-8169. cathedral ceiling and give excellent value to the turn make to this court of the no- inches are still on the ground. dance Saturday, MONROE WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ heat, e.xcellent financing, $19,- water heat, aluminum combi­ 'Smith Realtor, 643-1667. .. , , . nored driving snow to attend an ' " Ford, Swamp Rd.. Coventry. French army troops nnaahed Dairy Co., 1030 Now Brit­ J. D. REAL ESTATE fireplace. Kitchen with growing family. Price — tice civen. ■oiled drifts In . .. . i Waadetl School, INTERNATIONAL 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ nations, walk-out basement. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Blowing snow piiea aiuia m concert featuring the The class Is held each Tuesday ‘ h® commune, and more thM ain Ave., West Hartford. INC. pairing. Prompt seivice. Up to q ^E 3-ROOM and one 5-room glass sliding doors, n e w LISTING — $18,500. Six $19,900. Please call J. Mc­ $20. on your old watch In 643-5129 643-8779 tors, 649-5347. Immaculate condition. $15,900. highways in northeast Illinois .jyQrjjg Johann Sebastian at the same time and pUme. It 20,000 P a ^ a n oommunurdi 522-1111 apartment. No pets or chil­ built-ins and custom room Cape, extra large fenced Laughlin at 649-5306. trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. built cabinets. Base- Wolverton Agency, 649-2813. AT A**COURT ^OF*^ROBATE. and central Indiana. A line of 56 is sponsored In the Manchester ^®f® executed, dren. Call 643-2068 before 7:30. MANCHESTER — two new 2- in yard. Nice neighborhood. A EWvision of Litton Industries Bray, 737 Main St.. State ment with stone fire- wOODBRIDGE STREET—For Leonard Agency, 646-0469. B & W lii1'*DYrtricrcjTa’'nchirte?. “ n Se 1°"^ “ S” c ^ e t^e streets Roncari Sees area by the Calvary Baptist ' ' Thetire Building. 6 4 ROOM apartment, private ROCKVILLE—Bar and restau- family flats, 5-5. Ready for oc­ place and 2-car garage. 30th day of January, 1967. of Illinois 136 just west of Ran- cities along both shores We Are an Equal Opportunity rant, presently grossing $55,- those who only need four The BARROWS and Church of Windsor Locks and RETAIL front and rear porch, private cupancy. Separate furnaces, Two full tiled baths. WEST SIDE—within a block of judg“ ™‘ ' ’ toul. Two snowptows trying to Lak^ ^rie. In Detroit new LaBonne Getting Employer 000. Excellent potential. In­ rooms, look this one over. WALLACE Co. the Fellowship of Baptists for Stocks in B rie f cellar and attic storage area, city utilities. See and compare. Immediate occupancy. Washington St. School. An im­ Estate of Charles H. Johnson, rescue the motorists snagged in gjjow powdered heavily iced Paint — Wallpaper cludes 2 large apartments. Mortgages available. Call Spotless Cape of four down, Manchester Parkade Home Missions. The class is Fuel and Feed 49-A separate front and rear en­ maculate two bedroom home. decewed^*'’’ "’'" " ' highway crews gtreets and made driving, or Top GOP Post NEW YORK (AP)—The stock Terms. Asking $48,000. Call unfinished up, plus a side Manchester 649-5306 open to the public. Opening In local company trance, located on Garden St., Leon Cieszynski, Builder, 649- Extra large kitchen, tile bath On motion _o( Rev^ Charles three hours to free the plows. even walking, hazardous. Few FOR SALE—first quality baled $27,200 East Hartford — New porch and a one car garage. market whittled away an initial owned branch involves re­ appliances available. Adults McCusker-Humphry Agency, 4291. oil the extras including carpet- VERNON-NEW custom built ^ ® ‘ hs were reported in the rertdentilirrtroetrwe”^^^ (Continued from Page One) hay. Call 649-6911. W. B. Wil­ 6 room Raised Ranch. Ideal location, bus at the door. Robert J. Rlnguette of 173 Rain and was mixed early Oils, tail selling and nominal of­ DRIVER only. Call 649-2871. 872-0535. ^ Ing, storms etc. Lot is 90x140. Raised . . —Ranch . on .landscaped - j. - - j admlnlrtrator. . liams. MANCHESTER — near Main Three bedrooms. 1 4 Must be seen to appreciate S o t a ^ ^ t h ^ u g r M c h S r state GOP Party, with the Ferguron Rd. is pubUclty choir- afterooom ^ i n g was heas^r^ fice clerical duties. 30-35 Garage and shed too. T. J. wooded lot. Built-in stove and JaiLrTl96L Dakotas through Michigan, St. 4-family '-ome. Excellent in­ baths. Kitchen with this home. T. J. Crockett, ...... r ....w...... ------y. 1967. Dakotas tnrougn Micnigan. j,f their own qtat* Pentral r,r aphninrthln com- Profit taking overtook many hours weekly. Interesting COLONIAL MANOR Apart­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Man for delivery and to ment—includes appliances and Houses For Sale 72 come producer. 4 rooms in built-ins. Two fireplac­ Realtor, 643-1677. tom "ivT cT uon“ '"$ 2 ? S ' S m - ^he bodies of a So^h D a ^ a homes The Sunday night committee ri^uired to assume mittee of the Catholic Gradu- recent gainers. The ®Potty per- work for retired person. help in dmg store, 9-3 SEASONED HARDWOOD for utilities, private patio and cel­ each apartment. Owner wants es, 2-car garage. Large NEW 8 ROOM Raised Ranch, family location. $2 2 ,000. I^m ^ bring in their claims against said rancher and his wife were found snowstorm created a massive reimnnsihilitv for fund- = t.. r-h.h nf Greater Hartford formance Was accompanied by Phone A. Caros, Mana­ daily. Call for interview, sale. 742-6215, 742-6830. $10,900—4 ROOM Ranch, porch, MANC3IESTER — Excellent 6 lar. J. D. Real Estate, 643- fast sale. Hayjs Agency, 846- finished rec room. Im­ formal dining room, family ger, Sherwin-Williams Co., 649-4541. full cellar. GI or conventional room Ranch, full basement, SEASONED fireplace wood. % 5129. 0131. mediate occupancy. room, 114 baths, Leonard WILLINGTON 5„»n.R«..ch,u..c.u.,.«*o«! Rockville, 875-1345, for ap­ financing. Mitten Agency, fireplace, hot water oil heat, Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. Built-ins, ;;t water heat! or5i«r toel? Tr neS^OT Party is aboui s^nroro who «e rosidents of m^auto dealers inventory pointment. COUPLE TO shar^T room Realtors, 643-6930. CHENEY ESTATE—14 rooms, 4 cast iron recessed radiation, frov-ofTA Af>rA Int some- newsTvapernewspaper havlnjrnavinsc a drcula-circuia- coupleuuupie hadimu abandonedttuanuuncu theirtucj car Detroit and Montreal. ^ The Dow^ Jones industry ay^ MANCHESTER DRUG ed. 529-7525. baths, 2-car garage, approx­ $29,000 South Windsor — Spa­ ■ ______O'——o''» --— — » tion m saw prwaie ouiinci wiuun #-11 , jj X- J $450,000 in the red, but that Hartford County and planning « - - 717 Main St., Manchester Ranch with working widow. tiled bath, plastered walls, full MANOEIBSTBR assumable garden, shade trees*, ten da.y^ from the date of this or^ a snowstorm, then SPUT LEVEL—64 rooms, 3 imately 3 acres of land- By ap­ cious new 7 room _... . . _____ wn!^_1_A ^ A_—__4^ 4V>la S4i-ui1t-r not mi of It Is attributable to to enter a Catholic college. In- ejaf® at noon w m ^ 1.34 FTREPLACE seasoned hard­ Call 649-5553. bedrooms, modem kitchen with Ranch. 3 or 4 bedrooms, insulation. Built by Ansaldl. 5?i mortgage. Eight room condition. Sacrifice sole'. » the 1966 i ^ p U ^ : ” “^ e formation o T “the‘”sch^;«hlp^. 866.12 even though ^ in ers ^ wood and baled hay. Call 643- pointment. Philbrick Agency, Priced at only $18,500. Charles lonial home with 4 full size j 875.5^42. W A L M T T J ^ . the stream ^ ^ J^® Weather Bmeau predict- lormauo ------THREE ROOM heated apart­ built-ins, treed lot, rec room, family styled kitchen. deftolt, h e*^ ^ -g oe8 ixtek w^rth $500. may be ob- 'i f s ^ ^ e New' S 5486. Realtors, 649-5347. Lesperance, 649-7620. bedrooms, double closets In A search party, alerted by ed the snow ■would continue to JOB OPPORTUNITY with ment, stove and refrigerator. one car garage, patio. $19,500. Large living room with FULLER each. Family size kitchen with SOUTH WINDSOR —just reduc- reports of an abandoned car, move east and forecast heavy “ .J ” ' ...... toined from ^ writing Stock Exchange Index was un- South Windsor School. Perma­ Ideal for working or retired Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER ViaNTTY — 4 fireplace. Two full MANCHESTER — New listing. 'built-in oven and range, formal ed. 5 room Ranch, S bedrooms, found .notber Soulh !>>»<«• •uuomul.Oora bi u . are. from “ “ " W ohuns«l «t tb? » m . buur. nent full-time custodial work. couple. Central. Call 649-0641 649 5347. room Ranch with breezeway baths. Large finished Garden— Farm— Six room Cape, Bowers dining room. 20’ fireplaced llv- only $14,900. Must be sold, U.S. Invades u.a„ .» a «..d to .. ttfoudh Airlines tumbled as a group, BRUSH CO. Good working conditions and or 643-9653 for appointment. and garage, 2 bedrooms, large recreation room, 2 car School, new siding, roof. Im­ Dairy Products 50 TEN ACRES, stately 7-room ing room. Heated, ground level Foreclosure eminent. Hayes below-zero temperatures. The land. ia.. h„t «™i« ...... Fairly sharp losses were taken excellent fringe benefits. Oon- kitchen and living room. Ideal garage. % acre lot Ex­ maculate condition. Private stone 1840 Colonial, hot water 25’ family room. One full and Agency, 646-0131. Cong Bastion Has Mr. Penna, 161 Nevers e g q s - Extra large, strickly COLONIAL OAK Apartments- starter home. !14,200. Wolver­ cellent value. lot. Immediate occupancy. S^b^^i r fr toTgUr rs Rd., Wapping, or 644-1534. 3 room luxury apartment. Ap­ heat, fireplace, excellent con­ ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 2 half baths. Attached garage. Immediate Openingr fresh, 49c dozen. Mednlcks dition, long road frontage. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 160x200 lot. ■ Excellent value. WU^NGTON - 8 r<»m C a^. (Continued from Page One^ pliances and utilities furnished. $30,000 South Windsor — Over­ One Car Stolen, """ Farm Market, Route 30, Ver­ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. QUAINT—44 ROOM home in a $26,500. Wolverton Agency, * finished down, 2 partially fin- Police Arrests For 643-1056, 649-7867. ______sized 7 room Ranch non. 872-0058. quiet neighborhood, shaded ished up. H or;aterhe“a r o ;: n Another Rifled nght ^® Manchester Square Danro holding companies domi with a spacious finish­ Realtors, 649-2813. GENERAL CLERK Salesmen Wanted 36-A 4>i ROOMS, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER - nearly new. rear yard, new furnace, ce­ stalroase. fireplace. Acre Jot. the fron- ed recreation room. —------«_iiz oftA T/\m war zi(mo oppustie uie .Cecil A. Kranmas, '26, of 227 “Genrras” he said “is an In- ®*''“ *** ^ aouai*® diop nated the list of trading favor- stove, refrigerator, disposal, quality built two families. Sep- ramic tile bath and kitchen, A car belonging to Sophie K. t e S ^ e " ‘ % S r ;n a n “ nly; most of them posting Household Goods 51 parking included. Nice loca- arate furnaces, excellent fi- Large family styled CHARGE YOUR MANCHESTER - - Innnr Rrokpr ft7B 5042 roughly 60 to 70 miles Center St was charged with ------o - - o ------terim nnance cnairman oniy. ^ iWjviPiR are Mrs Clif- Our Astributing station full price, $13,900. Call Paul W. Level, VA baths, dining and Mtoor, Broker, 876 northwest of Saigon, has long breach of peace shortly after Geromdller of 19 Ridgewood St. He has pledged to offer his J ^ ^ ^ ,',- ^ ^ M ^ H e i n z Bar- tion, $150. per month. Call nancing available. Hayes Agen- kitchen with built-in has an interesting and di­ CLEAN, USED refrigeratorz, Dougan, Realtor 649-4535. range, oven and dish­ PRESCRIPTION living room, 3 bedrooms, Kite - q q ^u m b ia UAKK—lakefront, been a major stronghold of the midnight Saturday as a result was reported stolen to police reslgna/tion to the new state AHhrift Mi*. General Motors eased wmle rangeb, automatic washe s, 649-0308 or 649-8989. cy. 646-0131. versified position for per­ washer. Also glass slid­ *” e^ar garl^ey®®*^ ’roundhom e. Call Rus- Viet Cong and r e p u ^ y hoWs of a domestic disturbance He yesterday. The car had been chairman, when he is chosem to „ 'Mr*. James 7 '^ son with bookkeeping ex­ with guarantees. See them at 54 ROOM RANCH on a quiet free *tobort Dleterle, Mr*. a„d American Motor* gained SALESMEN B D Pearl’s AuuUancea 6^ THREE ROOM apartment, re- $97. PAYS ALL. Assume 4% per residential street. 3 generous ing doors and sun deck. sell’s Real Estate, 649-9669, 1- the national headquarters of Gie is scheduled for arraignment on Anvewav at the ***^ chairman a iree « - * -nd Mr*. Paul perience. Applicant must er, 649-3406. J 1— - - ■ - m m #4 WVN.#4144 4 — #4#4 #4 #4 1 1 #V#8 fractions. Mnin’tt roll (us.oiri ’ frigerator, electric stove, heat cent mortgage. Attractive 3- bedrooms, kitchen with built- Three or 4 bedrooms, 2 ■jOlUlUUBIIIU 228-9234 Shown by aK>aint- so-called liberation forces. Feb. 27. hand ter appoint his own fi­ be high school graduate. home and was last seen about The Associated Press average and hot water, centrally locat- bedroom Ranch, fireplace, ins. Large living room with full baths. Wooded lot. ment. North 'Vietnamese army regu- Howard T. O’Oonnell Jr., 19, nance chairman, be it Gengras Some typing desirable but MANCHESTER of 60 stocks at noon was up .6 To introduce business serv­ ed. 647-9687, 643-5211 after 5 trees, view. Hutchins Agency, Excellent location. Walcomv Har* lars are also thought to be oper- of Glastonbury was charged someone else.” not essential. SINGER automatic zig-zag In fireplace. Family room, 2-car police. The keys had not been ” ‘ A^s to”«ie~ Greening commit- Story Orcle of South Method- g with industrials up .8, ice Manchester area, full or p.m. Realtors, 649-5324. EIGHT ROOM RANCH aUng in the area. with failure to obey trafllo con- * ” cabinet. Uke new, does every­ garage, $19,700. Wolverton •Three bedrooms. 2 tile Legal Notices in the car, she said. chairman. 1st Church wUl meet V^dnes- ^ utilities off .8. Accepted applicant m il en­ part-time. Specialty or in­ thing. Original cost, $329, bal- „ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. U & R REALTY CO. INC. AT U.S. officials said the cam- trol signals yesterday afternoon, ance due $63, take over pay- MODERN 4 room second floor MANCHESTER-original own baths, formal dining room, Tbnign to defoliate the southern after gpUce say they observed A garage at 56 N o m a n <5i,« ^ ^ ------Roncari said thatLaiBonne was day at 10:30 a.m. at the churoh. pricee ad'vanced in heavy joy pleasant working- con­ tangible experience helpful. fireplaces, family room, 2 UMITATION OBDEB ^ American fitodc apartment. Heat, hot water, er, selling 6 room Cape with 3 MANCHESTER—6 room bunga- REALTORS 643-2692 hefd’ at^M tochM TVr^^thto^'^ half Of the demilitarized zone him p osin g on the right o f two ® » compromise choice. He said ditions, periodic increases $150 weekly guarantee to ments of $9 monthly. Call 622- attached garages, beautiful electric range, refrigerator, 2- or 4 bedrooms, large entry foy­ low in like-new condition, $16,- PINE PHARMACY the beaan Sunday Despite unoffl- vehicles which were stopped for ^ a t the recommendation did Friendship Circle of the Sal- Excchange. and company paid fringe 0931. setting. Convenient loca­ the District of Manchester, oh man meeting our require­ car parking included. Country er, hot water heat, aluminum 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ Robert D. Murdock 643-6472 664 Center St. 649-9814 30th day of Januay,. 1967. . r i S ^ w ^ to the c o n t ^ a light at Main and Birch Sts.. Alme Raymond told police two .pi„„gy^ ^ut vation Army ha* canceled It* ______benefit programs. tion. Matchless value at Present, Hon. Jotin J. Wallett, ments. Leads furnished. WHY PAY 30-60 per cent more? location. $125. Adults, 643-7056. storms and screens. Convenient tors, 649-5347. eiala s^d lb It w as the tw. first time oTid and thon then PonHiuiod continued nn on thmnerh through 'luart Cans Of Oil were taken. A ^ ^from tkhn John Alson. Alsop, the the unsuc- unsuc- meetlnsr meeting acheduledscheduled forfor tonighttonight ati $28,000. Call Mr. Lewis, Judge. _ A >b4 4...f_4U4#8 Yi toird can had b ^ plMed to cggg^ui (x>p candidate for gov- 7:45 at the CitadeL Phone Sheldon Cyphers, Our low overhead (no rent or location. Only $16,400. 10% EMt^e of Ha^«y 5- >a‘® Ch28 planes fitted with chemical the red UghL APPLY IN PERSON employes) means low discount 649-5306. of Manchester, in saw Datrlct, ae- __Wo la Howard Johnsons, Hart­ down. Wolverton Agency, ceased.— spraying equipment flew over He is seneescheduled to appear in ^® ^ ^ — Personnel Department — ONE HOUSEKEEPING room. b- on and ■was crushed ■when the ■vie- for Alsop in that cam- Hose Co. 1 of Town Fire De­ prices on quality new furniture. Realtors, 649-2813. B & W ford 525-4441, 8 to noon For savings, service, and satis- Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Parrell, 37, o f 0 *"® m»v®d the cm . j partment will meet tomorrow at •The BARiROWS and administratrix,-.i.-i-i-t-ntH'r South Vietnam. Officials insist- rtooert r . Police say a shoe print was FULLER BRUSH CO. and 7 to 9 P.M., Monday faction, without high pressure tvvo ROOM apartment, newly -Q^D------E R ED :’ Th^ sta mongw p r e ^ u s defoliation Thompsonvllle was charged , ^ ^ and that tha Roncari said that Plnney’s ori- g p.m. at the fire station on WALLACE Co. froj WHAT FRUIT TREE 88 Lonsr Hill St. through Wednesday. salesmanship, visit us today. decorated. Heat, hot water, re­ MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade East Hartford •<;3 LeBlanc Furniture Co., 195 frigerator, gas stove. Adults hianchester 649-5306 fowed^wed”Bor for lhT”c’redttora”i^h]nuie creattors wnnin wnirawW ^ , south of the zone. yesterday morning after police Abner A. Slbal o f Nor- HAS LEAVES South St, Rockville. 876-2174. only. 643-6388. CONTEMPORARY — ------1w^li3ftSfrix’ ‘ to ® b n th e ^ lU c a l front, Inform- say he was observed crossing ^ ^ l^ S ^ ^ t h e li o u ^ 7 ^ ’' ; ^ Open 9-8, Saturday 9-5. TEN FEET LONG? Aa Equal Opportunity m i TOUR BEDROOM Ranch co^ ^ tafttiri? «»*« said five more South Viet- over the^uble yellow line on P ^ ci- brionjng to Bruce NICE 4 ROOM duplex. Parking, RANCH Our 10701 Year veniently located near Ea^ ciajms ^Uiln saW tim^ ailowk by namese generals may be aksed *7 Doughty of 161 Cooper Hill SL , ^ members of 6 Employer FRIGIDAIRE DE^UX electric yard, centrally located. Call You must see this darling stove, two ovens. Very good Hartford. Large ------living room ...... ------«... «»to „ t lr e as a result of the gov- vehldes...... He is scheduledoV tor ^ g g ^ ^ ^ ^ e d s o f Z m e Satur- m 2 Hdp Wanted— 649-8350 after 6. home. Living room has a MORSE condition, $98. Call 649-3718. ivilh fireplace, 2 ceramic * gala probate district within emment's drive against high- court appearance on Feb. 27. day night or early Sunday pmney on Jan. 26 In Wa- cathedral ceiling, beautiful Mate or Female 37 2 4 ROOMS—HEAT, hot water, hatha, imuaual 1 ^ 20 f ^ ^ y t i ? ‘Sou“S level corruption and a shift In ------mornlng as it was parked In tertmry. to convince Plnney to COLLEGE automatic - kitchen, dining MAPLE KITCHEN set, good stove and refrigerator. Call room, 2-car garage. Excefflent ^ notice riven. power ■within the military junta. the parking lot at George For ,,ggjj g compromise candidate. Apply For Second Semester 0(X)K—DAY shift for progres­ area with sliding glass wBkie, 10 per cent down, 80 JOHN ^ w allett. Judge. ______condition, $35. Call 649-6582 643-0578 after 6. Piano Students Teens on Tolland Tpke. “ Pinney’s possible Insistence on Classes Begin Feb. 6 ROUTE MAN sive hospital. Excellent work­ before 5 p.m. doors to patio, 3 bedrooms, year 'mortgage'____„ available. Wes- OBDBK or NOTICE ____ Doughty told police sunglass- ^,g ^ choice,” Roncari said, ing conditions and fringe ben­ ceramic tiled bath, full ley R.n BmltJl,atnith iteaiior,Realtor 648-1667. AT A Manchester. COURT OF Tvlthln PROBATE, and for HlFl Business Locations Winter Stages Feted at Party es, ishairing lotion and clga- r- Smith. XT xjr UVnehette Realtv, 644- Estate of J(4m Andensm, late of Hail tor students of the Werner ue of the loss at $8. to ^Lpt ^ will train. ter 3:30. office space? Contaot Eld- Mancherier,, to said district, de- (Oootfimed from Page One) tunity employer. 0445 or 289-8068. ceased. T m ■D w Studio between the ages of 6 A possible break and entry wards Office Building, Vernon Circle, Vernon, 643-1195. Tele-' JARVIS REALTY CO. Manchester, now?°EMCutOT. prayta**?w luiUior- New Haven a r ^ . U ^ a rd s of and IL Mrs. Karen W. Pearl at 127 Deepwood ^ . , the reri- Hoittsari aakl that no consider- • Aeceuntfaig ------— Mancne»er, T x>o„ "rjjy ,^11 cCTtain !— raid lejtaters— p«^ an an InchInch ofof snowsnow hadhad fallenfallen acrossacross and and -Mrs. -Mrs. Louise Louise Rectoagel R ecto” ""*’ dence ^------of. Mary Hack, was------inves------noncan « mu >,« hi* eom- APPLY TUTOR WANTED for sixth A n riq u n 56 • Bus. Admlnlstratfon It won’t take fmr U * to phone answering service plus rbjajlTORS MLS REALTORS fM you do is set the thermostat. .. m do all the rest! 6 room Ran^, 3*’ western and northern areas of were hostesses. tlgated by police festerday. t o ^ ” S v m < !S * ^ y Review Your AUTO INSUR­ grade math. Call 649-9712. many basic office expenses In- 643-1121 WANTED TO BUY—Antiques/ You name it and Sunoco’s new Heating: Service has got it! ish, parklike ^ a r ^ , o rd ereK: That the foroKto* the state by mid-morning. Areas Mr*. Pearl’s aunt and mother. The playromn in the cellar was • G o M r a l BusIim ss ANCE and Hake Unre Yon eluded in rental. have The Bight Proteettssi MANCHESTER steinS, furniture, pewter, lead- ______' Everything from pre-season conditioning to scientific, 2?^ / ‘"“t eSlsi * ’ of Pennsylvania received up to respectively, Mrs. Edwanl W. upset, r f k ransrideed ^ Z l ^ e • Soeratariol ed lamps, art glass, primitives. SUTTB of offlcw presently ------H ayes Agency, 646-0131. cehester, to said Wet^. <« *® eisht inches from the storm. Walters and Mrs. Elrnest J. some furniture was overturned, ™ Yon Need, In The Wrtt weather-controUed, automatic deliveries, plus easy payment Executive Amount! .Phone 689-46B2. GOAT & APRON Situations Wanted-— any quantity, 644-8962. suited for professional purpose PRINOBTON STREET—3-bed- plan. Get them all, get Sunoco Heating Oil, Let’s talk. MANOHESTER^plci : ; ; ^ - rv e n < S ^ T O -t^ i;^ -a ^ Sghway crews were otrt sand. Tureck. and Miss Sha^ police say. tot nothing appsa.> Legal The answer la The Benann available in the State room custom built house, well MANGHES’IE H r-spc ^ that notice he riven PS?'?!?; ing In all areas early today. Waterman served Ice cream ed to be miaoing. tu.'.i, ^ ntVni r n m m it^ he Medical I I Summit S t, Manchester Female 38 Six room Ranch on the eari intereat^ fo arid _ «to te , rt ,the ^ Weather Bureau at and cookies. » ------' Committee, he Tree, Wontad— To Buy 58 Theater BuUdlng. Can be sub­ Insulated, features cedar clos­ .laa xTicrVi level lot With a view pendency of said appllcatim and The U.S.U.B. WeWeather Bureau at and cookies. “ General ride. High level loi w in a ^ ^ ^ hearing Windsor Looks :forecast the snow Prizes were awarded to win- Approved For Veterans* HIGH SCHOOL glri available divided U necessary. For in- et, jalousied . porch and elec­ He concluded, oDeepIte the tronic garage doors, mid 20’s. and 100* frontage. Ideal for toe Hereon, by pOUMting a copy ^ +an«i. to Sermonette on Coins Training i n n n r n n i w a w 'weekends for babysitting. For- BUY seB Mtique and formation call Theater mana- — - andand features features 8 8 thta this order order in In.ebme some newspaper n « '^ » 5.*rj’ay- nnv- i« to u»i»xntaper uu on w to flurries by mid- ners o f games. Thojfe receiving split over a state elialnnan, the Chnictl.M«|m IROCK D R ^ E wanted for to- est St. area. Call after 6, 649- fumltiire. china, glass 643-7832. 649-4498. - - TEL. 649-5253 young family and ing a ohcult^n tarald dtotri^ ri accumulation, rang- prizes are Joanne McDonald. Job Fiepi Programa VA'nCAN CTPY — Here are BepubUcan Party win function j^^fl^veries for electric j j j j allveri plctun frames, old ■______T K ISSfh'SSSg'^a'S^ ^ th W -tag from one to two Inches. ^eryl Messner, Myona Duval, Transfer Program INSURANCE .^holtMaier. exceUent opportu- _ — !______;______coins, guns, pewter, scrap TWO OFFICES -centrally lo- MANCHESTER recent 4-bed- Idttoen wlto Swse ri said tto*jl^pl*<» and y^gg expected to Mark Sawln^k Matthew P a - two of the lepnds ttat appear ^ o r —perhaps, not as well as under Co-Educational for advancement. JMust be EXPERIENCEP secretary — gold, watches, old Jewelry, cated, new modem office room Oolonial, large kitchen, 2 n laced living room. Large din- heard rehttiv* thereto, and hv to. nnAtt« and nalrdra Shaw on some Vatican City ccoins, o in s . a______unanimous choice, hut, U will Write, CaD or Vlstt Attached garage, or b^4» U ^ vl?*ntin«« war* brouiAt In “This Is the root o f all evil” function, provided we get rfl Qdgh fchool graduate adth mil- knowledgeable in typing, du- hobby coUsctlons, paintings, - building. Electric heat, central fireplaceu, screened porch, Im- Ing arefi. mru- Valentines were brought In — - . ■ . 188 Ann St.. Hartford 74 i . CENT!It ST .Uary fwrvlco completed. Writs pllcating, switchboard, figure attic contents or whole estates'. alr-condlUonlng, ample park- mediate occupancy, reduced GLENNEY CO. irilt.-1961. exceptional vriu. | 'f^ hires forecast to drop near zero toy the pupils and distributed at and “It Is better to give than itottons around a conference ta- 522-8261 336 N. MAIN STREET

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1967 Avmge Net Press Rim The Weather PAGE TWENT? For the Ip'ook Ended ;®anfl??0tjfr lEu sn ^ fm lJi Blizzard WBn\ing: Febrawy 4. lUCT snow, cold wind, extreme eoM tonight, low 5-10 above; mooUy A class in cake decorating fof Rockanum Dog Cldb will meet The Fellowcraft ClUb of Man­ Cto;^man-Joy Circle of North sunny, windy, cold tonuMrnMr, beginners, scheduled to start Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Wap- About Town chester Lodge of Masons will Methodist Church w ill. meet 15,069 high in teens. meet tbnight at 7:30 at the Ma­ -Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Wednesday at the YWCA, had plng Community Center. Dr. Hanch^ter— A t,ky of Village Charm sonic Temple. After a business been canceled. A class in ad­ Moilto N. Frazier of the Uni­ The executive commRtee of church. Hostesses are Mrs. meeting mhpibers will go to vanced cake decorating wlH be versity of Connecticut, associa­ C t* Scout PMk 144 will meet Herbert Alley, Mrs. George Rooster Ties (Classified Advertising on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Hartford for^sa tour o f the held Wednesday at 7 p.m. at tion professor of animal diseas­ VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 108 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1967 tonight at 8 at the home of Swanson and Mrs. George Cop- Travelers Comt>»^ter Center. the Community Y, 79 N.' Main es, will speak on ‘‘Parisites.” Mrs. James Draglii, 32 Litch* Phig. Members will returlvto the Ma­ St. Mrs. Martha Christensen The event is open to the public. field SU sonic Temple for refte^hments. Commanders and presidents will Instruct the class. Regis­ Tie your man up real Hie executive board of Buck- Reg^ina DTtalla Society will of Manchester veterans assoc­ trations may be made at the' Uy School PTA will meet to­ Cites Plane Loss Changes Spring^ Spring meet tonight at 7:30 at the Women’^ Home L e ^ e of.tte iations are reminded to attend YWCA office at the Communi­ good this Valentine* 8 Day. Salvation Army will meet f o r ^ night at 8 at the school. Italian American Club, 135 a meeting of the Veterans Coun- ty Y. WETHERSFIELD (AP) worship service tomorrow at 2" Sldridge St. ^1 tonight at 8 at the VFW He*U love you for it. — While Its work crews Howling Blizzard Hits State, p.m. in Junior Hall of the Buckley School library staff Lady of Hope Mothers Circle . The location of a pro­ were out plowing, sanding church. Hostesses will be Mrs. will have a workshop meeting will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. The ladies Guild of the posed. Veterans Field Annex will and salting roads today, the Geneva Lockwood and Maj. be disbussed. tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in the at the home of Mrs. Steven Sut­ Church o f the Assumption will ton, 7 Hackmatack St.- Mrs. Al­ Russell Hits State Kfighway Department meet tonight at 8:15 in the Myrtle Turkington. school library. Don’t give him one! bert Roy and Mrs. Harold w a s thinking springtime church hall. The Rev. Joseph Rockvill^.pmblem Club will thoughts. Manchester L«odge of Masons Orfitelll are co-hostesses. Give him 2 or 8 or 4 Schaefer of S t Rose Church, Marcia Neubert Circle of have a Valentine p o 11 u c k MEN'S SHOP It announced that sealed East Hartford, will speak. Mrs. Community Baptist Church wdll Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at the will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. or morel Jay Stager will speak tomor­ 985 Main 8t. bids for highway planting Schools, Stores, Shops Close at the Masonic Temple. The en­ Allan Cameron is chairman of meet tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. Rockville Elk’s Club, Park St. •Mancheatar. • Cohn. under the 1966 Highway a refreshment committee. The at Ihe church. Members are re- The meeting will be -§.t 8 p.m. tered apprentice degree will be row noon at a meeting of the Kiwanis Club at the Mcmches- Beautification Act would be event is open to all women of miiWed to bring scissors for Mrs. Max Kabrlck is chairman conferred. Junior Warden Rich­ accepted until Feb. 27. ter Country Club. WASHINGTON (AP) — Chair­ Cong to make damaging, sneak the parish. White Cross work. of the supper. ard W. Spiller will preside., The annbuncement men­ man Richard B. Russell of the attacks on them. This must be tioned the frag^rances of corrected." Senate Armed Services Ck>mmlt- Sumac bushes, Japanese The Georgia Democrat said Deep Drifts tee. said today the military Is rose bushes, forsythla, that while South Vietnamese' guilty of “ great derelictions in honeysuckle, and the like. have been used to guard air­ security” in guarding U.S. air­ Planting will start, the de­ Seen Before fields, ammunition depots which fields and ammunition dumps In partment said,, as soon as have been attacked are g;uarded Vietnam. Weather permits. Russell said the Pentagon’s by U. S. troops. Many of the Storm Ends announcement Monday nearly newly listed aircraft were Where The BUYS Are So Terrific doubling the nublicly acknowl- planes or helicopters destroyed NEW HAVEN (AP)—A howling northeast blizzard V edged toll of u. S. aircraft in or irreparably damaged by Viet Southeast Asia Indicated a secu- Cong attack on airstrips, Russian Mob blew into Connecticut to­ rity gap. The Pentagon said Monday day, closing schools, stores “ Our operating conditions at that in addition to the prevlous- Demonstrates and factories in many sec­ our airfields are not good,” R ub- ]y announced losses of 622 at- i * i tions and making driving sell said. "W e have not Installed tack planes knocked down by Over Siege treacherous. IN MANCHESTER the bunker system we used In Communist anU-alrcraft or mls- “ Blizzard conditions with Worid War H to separate parked siles, 650 planes have been lost heavy snow, extremely cold M0S(30W (AP) —Russians On APPLIilNCES by General Electric planes from each other and thus ©n air strips. In operations out- temperatures, strong ^ gusty diminish damage from attack. side Vietnam or for operational demonstrated in front of Red winds and limited visibility are causes. China’s Em-bassy today for the “ There has been great dere­ posted for OonnecUcut,” the liction in security at our air­ The 660 planes, worth an estl- straight day, protesting 4 & U.S. Weather Bureau seiid tide fields and ammunition dumps mated $600 million, were said ^^-day siege by unruly morning. Which has permitted the Viet to range from single-engine of the Soviet Embassy The weather bureEdi said more Army observation planes to Jet , WONDERFUL VALUES on G-E RANGES and WASHERS bombers. Russians, arriving In sev- than ten inches would fall be­ The losses outside Vietnam in- delegations, tried to n ./- fore the storm tapered to flur­ Cong Shells eluded Air Force fighter-bomb- Pe^tons but Chinese ries tonight. Blowing and drift­ ers Which crashed in Laos While offidais refused to ing of snow was expected to oontlnue tonight and Wednes­ GENERAL ELECTRIC bombing Communist Infiltration ^ ^ day, along: with cold tempera­ 4 Airfields routes and planes downed in 30” DELUXE RANGE ,4 Speed Filter Flo tures. , P-7 Self Cleaning Thailand en route to missions In Some delegations planted ban- Before Truce North Vietnam In the snow In front of the Just before noon, the weather Auto. Clock, Lights, The announced toll of 265 hell- embassy but Soviet police pre­ bureau continued Its blizzard * t-« warning with this statement: AUTOMATIC copters will soon be more than vented one demonstrator from i|Vy'4 Storage Drawer. SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) going inside the embaMy “ Travelers are warned tp Push Button - The Viet Cong shelled four doubled by adding in the non- f^ounds toput dovin I ' ' avoid the possibility of becom­ 167 4*** U I 4 airfields in South Vietnam today ° One b a J e r said: “ Shame on ‘v ' % ing stranded In the drifting In an 11th hour surge before the clals also indicated, the Mao (Tse-tung) cHque.” An­ snow. Nonessential travel should start of the lunar New Year Russell said he beUeves the other read: “ Stop provocations A* be avoided. truce and U.S. and South Viet- losses of 1,172 fixed-wing planes ;;r>; against the Soviet people.” s-5, Automatic GENERAL ELECTRIC 30” namese forces reported 143 exceeds the attrition rate for r g “ Outdoor activity should b« WASHER About 30 men from a lathe curtailed and limited to essen­ Communist soldiers killed In similar losses in the Korean factory were the first to arrive. »■ ' . SELF-CLEANING RANGE ground fighting. War. tials only. Persons are advised They came by bus and their to avoid unnecessary exposure with New Mini-Basket Simultaneously U.S. war- Russell said he and his com- leader told them; “ Don’t shout, Auto. Timer, planes, beginning the third year mittee knew the losses were • .V ' and overexertion in toe snow Storage Drawer. don’t make a noise, be quite 4^/ and cold.” of the air offensive against clearly double those of the pre- calm.” - * ’ Accumulations of nearly seven RANGE Porcelain Oven North Vietnam, got In a final viously posted 622. He Indicated The demonstrations were in ^ inches were measured at day of bombing raids before the he saw no need for any new in- sharp contrast to those reported cease-flre but poor flying weath- YestlgaUon of toe matter except " ™ ;id"uirSo>rtet‘¥ m b ^ ^ Bridgeport Municipal Airport at er held down toe number of tor a possible inquiry into tight- Czechoslovak news M 11 a.m. Five inches had fallen ■trikes. security. „ , agency T.T.K. reported from at Bradley by, t^t time. The U.S. command announce^}- But Ben. Bourke B. Hicken- cwnft’s capital toe Soviet Would you believe the center oi .town is back there Center S t,‘toward the “Center, The storm' made The weather tmreau warned GENERAL Ef.EGTRIG In Colors or White that a «maU U.S. Air Force ob- looper, R-Iowa, called the Pen- Embassy Sta« was holed up somewhere? Well, it is, and tkis is the view mo­ both pedestran and vehicular traffic light. (Herald that drifts may tiuUd to several '237 AUTOMATIC WASHER servation plane was shot down tagon’s announcement “ shock- j^slde the budldlng. torists got this morning while traveling east on photo by Pinto) feet. Does Everything by ground fire In North Vietnam Ing” and “ fantastic.” As a_^sup^^^ C.T.K. said.-toe C3iinese • For- Minor flooding wais expected^ 3 Water Temps.,, Monday,"TttdT a hlflC f^er lh S f ]^VWf'bf President Johnion’s eign Ministry warned Monday along Im g tgfifid N o fe tlijqB’ nm »jW ( -three f& t Lint Filter tried to rescue the pilot was war course, he said it was the night that the “ safety of Soviet No Letup 0 Large Capacity W ashable . downed also. The command said kind ot "half-truto” that failed Qiyjen'g outside toe embassy ' above normal.' Gale warnings These another helicopter rescued one to sustain toe administration’s ©annot be ensured.” Storm ' were posted on the Soimd. WASHING'TON (A P )—A 167 of toe crewmen from toe poslUon that It has been dlsclos- Among eyehts canceled by the The agency said Polish and heavy snow storm failed to­ Features downed chopper, but the other Ing toe full extent of war losses, storm was the awards dinner of . ..Perfectly Czechoslovak diplomats came to day to deter White House three crewmen and the observa- “ It raises the question of the the aid of toe embattled embas­ the Musachusetts-Connecticut • Automatic Timer tion pilot were missing. credibility of the announce­ tourists. region of the National Con­ Push-Button Control GENERAL ELECTRIC sy staff today, driving their cars To Wild, White Frenzy Clothes stay new and fresh looking The truce, In observance of ments of toe number of casual­ Betwen 10 and 10:45 am., ference of Christians and Jews. through toe embassy gates with 371 tourists visited the • Easy to Clean High Speed longer because correct wash speed the Vietnamese New Year ties in Vietnam,” he said, The dinner was to have been AUTOMATIC WASHER difficulty to bring them food. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington’s National Airport nia, Massachusetts, Maine, Ver- presidential mansion. Calrod Units helps you establish washing condi­ called Tet, will start at 7 a m. seems to me that we could well C.T.K. said the new outburst in Hartford tonight with awards A buzzard rolled over a huge was closed and traffic at Dulles mont, New Hampshire and Wives of members of the going to Eugene Rostow and tions to meet each fabric requirement. Wednesday — 6 p.m. EST to­ ask what the true figure is on of rioUng followed a fairly quiet • Full Width Mini-Wash, Two nivji fhp Atifl,Title Gcast todav International Airport was shar- Rhode Island, Golf Course Superintend­ Fluorescent Light day. Allied forces In the field casualties.” Dr. John Enders. The - d i^ e r Speed, Deluxe Extra large loads of clothes—up to night. Soviet diplomats who had ^ hurling higli P*y curtailed. By mldmomlng, five inches of ent’s Association, in conven­ was to be scheduled for late Amazing new self-cleaning oven that cleans itself automatically . . . Backguard Light 16 pounds come clean with thorough (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Nineteen) been detained in a bus for sev- “ lelLt 14^ s t i e . L h ool closings were reported had fallen on New York tion in Washington, ac­ • Convenience Outlet eral hours by angary mobs Mon­ February or early March. looks like now, even the parts you could never clean properly before 1 Only. washing action. Airplanes were grounded, over the entire region swept by counted for 300 of the visi­ day were finally allowed to en­ Some town meetings schedul­ Baked-on grease and grime simply vanish! • Oven Light Display Model. schwls closed and many roads the storm. preddoted —that -the...... total fall tors. ter their embassy. The diplo­ j _ could reach 16 inches before the ed for tonight were canceled. were almost impassable. The blizzard Pitney-Bowes in Stamford was mats were returning from the 11 w n, n Ki 1 ^ Vi- Storm died, Police closed some New Orleans Wet, Cold airport where planes evacuated What hud been an unu^aUy Weather Bureau as blowing w ^he city’s expressways, among the large plants shut for their families amid more angry mild winter in most parts of the falling snow, winds of at least 36 lead the day. International Silver in Meriden canceled its night shift BIG SAYINGS ON NEW 1967 G-E DISHWASHERS REFRIGERATOR - FREEZERS demonstrations. East turned Into a white night- miles an hour and temperatures Winds gusted through toe Town Curbs Schools closed in most (ton- The embassy staff repaired mare for anyone trying to get below 20 degrees — dumped city’s skyscraper canyons at 30 Madness Goes On the iron entrance gate which anywhere in an area from the from three to nine Inches of to 40 miles an hour in a 16 de- necticut communities, as did Its Routine several downtown businesses was broken during Monday’s Carollnas to Maine. snow on parts of Kentucky, Vlr- g;ree temperature. At ’s Kennedy inia, Tennessee, North Caroli- and some manu(e(cturing plants. GENERAL ELECTRIC rioting and reinforced it with a The Weather Bureau forecast chain. , Intemational Airport, a young na, Washington, Maryland, New Am id Storm State police told motorists to Despite Weather (See Page Ten) PORTABLE DISHWASHER 2-DOOR Rampaging Red Guards, re­ woman stepped into an excava- Jersey, New York, Pennsylva- stay off the highways as much BUILT-IN bion and sank Into snow up to ______which crippled “ possible as plowing and sand- NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Na­ beer cans and stepping through tallating against the roughing The' storm her armpits. 3-Wny Wash poleon reins In his broomsUck puddles of wacter, until daylight, up by Soviet police‘ of Chinese parts of the Eastern SCaboard (See Page Nineteen) Air traffic at New York’s r t . c< 1 i today, dumping up to a foot o f System, Flush- ■teed. Hamlet munches a hot- French sailors, off the ship students and embassy employes three metropolitan airports SeVVlCe StUrtS MOTCn 1 snow in some areas, curtailed m Away Drain. Jeanne d’Arc, walk through the 127 REFRIGERATOR dog. Marie Antoinette throws crowds with local belles on their ^*8® Nineteen) ■, slowed to a near standstill- activities in Manchester as AUTOMATIC cake to the clamoring mob. Car­ grms. ______— ’ ' ■ .schools and other municipal op­ Second Quint erations closed down. I rie Nation guzzles a highball. The major casualty among GENERAL ELECTRIC It’s Mardi Gras — the great­ State Will Provide the gatherings canceled because Dies in N.Y» FREEZER est, unrehearsed amateur act in BUILT-IN DISHWASHER the world. It's therapeutic; up­ of the storm was tonight’s jjEW YORK (AP) — Tiny DISHWASHER wards of a million people let Family Planning Aid meeUng o f the Board of Dlrec- Talltha Harris, smallest of ths 2-Way Wash their hair down and couldn’t tore. four surviving Harris quintu- System. . 15.7 Cubic Foot The Municipal Building clos- ^ ^ cardiac wm I care les8. HARTFORD (AP) — Oonnecti- The Foote-Shapiro, announce- 70 Piece Capacity. ed at-2 p.m. and town anployes following complications 4' i 137 Net Volume There are monkeys, cowboys. cut’s Health and Welfare De- ment said the policy will treat were sent home. ^ pneumonia. with Soft Food Vikings, peacocks — girls in partments say they will provide family planning as a normal All g;arbage and___ refuse^truc ^ ^ spokesman for the Jewish i l i i feathers and gooseplmples — family planning and information medical service, available to all ©rder^ in at 10:30 this clowns, witches and monsters. services starting March 1. welfare clients who are parents, rem inder df ^ Waste Disposer TV.» t.tiUt. , on rpo-nriiiBQo nf oM nr tnorifni *”onung ano uiB remamuci « Infant died at 4:16 a.m., about t i i GENERAL ELECTRIC Half of New Orleans dons a cos­ Under the new policy,1 an regardless of age or marital today’s oickups were canceled. , tume. The other half is the au­ nouncednnnnno,! Monday,MnnHov state rmnlovesemployes Statusstatus. hoard plokups meeting Were has been 24 . , hours j. after she took a turn REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER dience. wUl provide family p la tin g in- The policy outUiies progranis rescheduled for tomorrow night . brother Squeezed together all aloni;' formation, and toe Welfare De- ©f pre-natal and after-bijjh care at 8 p.m. It will be preceded by reported in good condition, Mm 12 Cu. Ft. parade routes, they shriek, el­ partment will be authorized to of mother and Infant, child a 7:30 public meeting on budget The quints vrefa were hrim bom lasI last pay clinic and prescription costs health and budgeting, as well recommendations, to be con­ White or Copper. bow tor room and jump for , 1. Wednesday night to a Brocdtljm plastic beads, giant toothbrush­ fer mothers on state public as as contracepUOn and child spac- ducted by Town Manager Rob- ^ 147 es, candy, phony money called sistance. ing. ert Weiss. at birth. The move comes 19 months doubloons, toy swords and rub­ The Chancery spokesman said. With over a foot of snow pre- A hospital spokesman said Has 5 separate washing cycles . . . after the U.S. Supreme Court Gives You Spotlessly Clean GENERAL ELECTRIC Giant zero degree freezer holds up to ber cookies. the church “ at times recom-. dieted for today and with tern- the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lio­ Power arm, power tower, power declared Connecticut's anti-birth 156 lbs. of frozen foods. Automatic Nothing can stop them. mends toe spacing of children peratures hovering between 5 nel Harris, knew of the child’s control statutes unconstitutional. Dishes and Sparkling Silverware shower and exclusive silver shower. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER and limiting of families when and 10 degrees, most local ac- condition. “The mother has re- defrost refrigerator section. Twin It is oold, wet and windy. The Since then, toe Planned Parent- Rinse Glo automatically adds rinse Auto. Defrost, porcelain enamel vegetable bins. Tem­ thermometer is down in the 30s. rvinnooiiniif ------circumstances—.. ..c.-c... warrant o,.-.. ..v- such ------ac- tivities were----- at-- a- standstill. celvcd the Hcws v6ry, vcFy sod- Without Hand Rinsing and Zero Freezer Monday seven inches of rain fell toe PredicUons of s ^ n g vrinds and j „ gp<*esman said. agent to the final rinse. Long last­ perature control, M a^etic door seal, whlrti launched and won toe achieve these ends are mor- snow drifts made weather con- ' _J______t 2 Separate Doors opens easily, closes silently. on New Orleans,' flooding half Scraping ing PVC cushion guard tub. the city. The baby’s nose is run­ fight against toe statutes, has ^jjy acceptable in terms of the ditions even more bleak, 177 opened birth control clinics. church’s teachings.” aii eebonis. libraries and town ning and the whole family, clad Health Commissioner Franklin Archdolcese aunnorts k recreation centers were closed ' ' '1 in goofy costumes, is shivering. M. Foote and Welfare Commis- The ArchMlcese supports ® ^ ^ numerous cancel- The king rtillng over all this X L T m S T „ d a .u v - BuUetin madness is Rex, Morgan L. nounced the new policy, which “ ® ties were announced, LONG EASY TERMS ... TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! Whitney, a banker cmd civic they said: tnm metnod. police Chief James Reardon leader. His queen Is Miss Su­ —Is permissive. In that clients Shapiro said the state welfare asked motorists to do no OOIABBBG PLANS TRIP zanne Dupuy, daughter of Dj^. must specifically ask for family department and the federal gov- unnecessary traveling, so that WASeONOTON (AP)—Ar­ and Mrs. Homer Joseph Dupuy. planning services. State workers ernment have had a long-stand- town and state highway crews thur J. Goldberg, U.S. am-- The parades start at 8 a.m., may not InlUate discussion of ing policy that “^ b lio . assist- may clear streets and highways. continue imtil about 4 p.m., then the subject. recipients should have the t*assador to toe United Na­ He warned that Manchester’s tions, disclosed today that he begin again after dark. — Wm drawn up to prevent same opportunities and benefits no-parking ordinance will be la going to make an e x t ^ 1 OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. I “ Hey, throw me something, encroachment on the religious tor medical care as do other atrictly enforced tonight. ■Ivis trip to a dozen or nhwa. princrplea W those on .welfare citizens, of the' state.” / mister,” Is on every urchin’s Town highway crews went nations In Southeaat Asfak : SA1VRDAY 9 AM I. . PM. 1 and of staff members working The new policy, he said, will Ups. into their 24-hour plowing op­ But, he said, **I am not go­ In the* health and weUare fields, provide payment tor alj medi- This madness,’^which has built erations- at 8:30 this morning, ing on a *peace mission.’ The Roman Catholic Archdlo-: ca lly , recognized methods of completing yesterday’s up steadily tor two weelqi, be­ Goldberg dtaeossed the trip' INC. cese of Hartford, with the rell- birth control, include rhythm landing operations at 9 last gan officially at 12:01 a.m., and other matters today with glous protection' drawn up, said clinics at Roman Catoolip hospi-' night. when toe antique clocks on Roy­ Presldeat Johnson, who asked it would hot oppose the new tals. Highviray Supt Ernest ^ r e c k al Street In toe French Quarter him to undertake the , na- policy. A spokesman tor the Department workers Unwilling, g jjj plowing will continue 445 HARTFORD ROAD signaled birth of Mardi Gras. slgnmeol. He naM it in “ a Hartford chancery office said to d i^ s s the wbject with cU- throughout the afternoon and College etudents, sailors and fact-fladinr trip tor toe Presi­ some parts of toe policy mert ents w l be expected to refer night. His primary objecUve, he military police owned the One carnival fan (lower left) turns her umbrella upside down to catch a rain­ dent—aU iMdItioal asid aea- riCE” Our Best Product 1 church approval and .some do these cases to other staff mem- . Always Plenfy of Free Parking Space “SERV fall of trinkets coming from passing floats during the Krewe of Proteus pa­ streets until dawn. They trod not. bers, Shapiro said. {Stb rmge nomto developmeot.’* down Bourbon Btnet, cnincfalng rade. A 24-hour downpour (real) preceded the trii&et showers. .(AP Photofax). ■ i t 4 H

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