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km igH toieto « « nh—ss at igaw and ^ BMtoir to y , high 99 to .se. ^ • There win ba a Joint maetlng of the Veterana of world War I and 1-Car Crashes- Spiring StjrlqB ptaR a MW whlmMJ CUy 0 f VIOage Chann its AirdUaty Saturday at the ► * i MtenaiMf Une, oaucbt Hotel Bond in Hartford. The Bud­ w b ra t Show Feature S s s i ? Th* o«ptar of m M A NCnM nL CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, IMS fO laaftfM aa Paga 10) PRICE o ( 8«oand <)oa< dies and Sisters wlB attend sep­ Injure Four to i., UQCXl^ NO. MO irW BIlTr jpAOBOl will meet to* arate meetings at 1:30 p.m.,' fol­ [ ^ 1J Vtaa, aotoa iwturing *""*^ *?? „ ibome o i Mr*. EM- lowed by a dinner and a Joint By DOBn BBUMBO oMmmu m r w Blidiivd Rd. Tfiere n o tin g . six alngle-car aocldenta, which metaUtoAlpraigu sMikh keep th m auctloii after tlie occurred u t« Sunday night and Joweliy, acarto and mo«|B(.«MStaittty.__ yeetorfby, sent four persons to aorioa wan featund in a ''Sbaw- are Unk Rob- The Mothers Club of Center Tlw sWmreteM ove*W«w» ^ eaB Glenn Presents State News WUUam Free- Congregational Chixrch will meet Manchester Memorial Hospital oaaa of Fiudiloa" atyla fhoar laat ■leo i4u»m k i . oooktaU type tomorrow at 8 pm. in the Rob­ with hsad and arm injuries. Two idgi>t at VOiplanck School Auditor- dieuw. KMiy ■«**• to. U n iltia are reported in good condition and er bins Room for its anniwl auction. turn. The event waa QKXiaorad toy formal etyln had Space Graft to H w CMdan Am CC9ub will meet two others have been treated and to tha kna#, Roundup discl^u-ged. No arrests but con­ the Ladlee of the Aammptlan. noaa m t-stn Party Leaders Agree H w tito r tor poUuck_____ at lltSOajn. from acm allk abantung to aato The VFW win meet tonight at siderable vehicular damage was Ctotbea, and all but two 878 K A D f p m ip V •t tw\8anior CltlaeiClttaena club room 8 in the Post Home. Smithsoni an reported by police. mpdela, w a n from Burton’a. Mra. Miaa ICaunan Banito and Mlaa Ralph K. Schumey, 34, of Ver­ Barbara Harris waa commentator. HHaaheth Jaan Funka, dwjgWam Blue Crosi Rates Pvt. Robert AUen Romano, son Past commanders of the Dis­ non, last night at about 10:30 re­ ■ p ’’ Members of Mountain Laurel of mamban, modalad chUdrana N-Checks Bid abled American Veterana Aux­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Of llr. and Kra. Paul Romano of ceived a scalp laceration and a Ou^iter, Sweet Adellnoa, Inc., en^ olothaa. MnTPauUna Hagan p la j^ Astronaut John H. Gieim Jr. to WaBt St, haa been aaslgned to iliary will be honored at a potluck fractured right arm when his car tertained the audlenae of mon the piano as background music Won't Rise in ’63 tomorrow at 6:30 pm. at the VPW skidded through a atop sign at p r eaentad h is space capeule 1 Co. e t the tnd Training Regiment than 200 at tntermiaalona. for modala. GENEVA . (AP) --- an oMlque reference to American for eif^t w«eka of beaic traiiUng Home. There wUl be a meeting af­ iParker and Lydall Sts. and struck ropes of multi-colored Tha Mounitain l«ural group cf APPLES lYiendihip 7 to tha Smlthson- United StatM indicated today ter the supper. a utility pole. He Is in fairly good readlnesi to go briow (he mtnt- NEW HAVEN (AP)—Con All Troops Must Go iMt FtlXa:. N. J. beads, aoaifs and largs pins wen woman ringan aang two Ib h Inetltution today. it would accept fewer than mum of eight infections. iwcticmt Blue Cross has condition in the hospital’s special worn on bosio ahlfts, or sklmmen of bai4»enfaop style songa rt » • Tour Bast Fmlt B117 Along with It went tha qwoa care ward. It was reported. The eight on-eite inspectionB in a “The U^ted Stotea,” said Fos­ id^ ed to keep ratM at thdr — ♦ H m Imcy Spencer Group, Sec- aa they an how called. The differ- totarmlasion They wwa Of The Seaeon 'auit and helmat that ha wore and ter, “ as an eamsst of tta good aod Oongregatlanai Church, will Eye Bank Benefits car, with extensive front end once In a ahlft and aklmmer is the ed by Vinca ZIto of Hartford. Tte nuclear test ban treaty con­ current levels throusrh 1964 damage, was towed away. the email Amerlcah flag that ha Intentions, has already indicated meet tomorrow at 2 pm. in the slightly fitted waistline at 'tho lat­ director expMnad ll»a tK tryaA Freeh From Oor Cooler» carried on hia blstorlo Uuree-orhit taining othw satisfactory its fiexlbUity in private taUu and despite the risinsr cost o f hos­ Church parior, Mrs. Nellie Brad- Joseph M. Hayes, 33, of 146 ter. tarroonor, and the group muatrat- the first by on American From Whist Party Center St., Sunday night, shortly AU Winter Until May control arrangements. its willingness to consider such po­ pital care. Say C u b a l^r *nl Mrs. Frieda Huebner will Opeidqg with a sportswear ed It In one of thrir numban. —axaollv a year aao. . Chief U.8. Delegate WUUam a sition as the Soviet Unian might Directors of the non-profit In­ aerve aa hostesses. SCembers will after 11, was driving westbound on groojf, models displayed a variety Refrariunaota wan aarvad In the About 400 persona Jammed into Foster made the suggestion in a put forth on key iseuea of the ne- M d oanoer pads. A public military whist for the B. Center SL when his car of dark batik prints, some in half school oafoteria after the pro­ Open Every IHiy surance plan also voted at their benefit of the Ccnmecticut Bye veered to the right, cUmbed the Am Smithsonian to witness tha mesUng of tha 17-naUon disarma­ goUattons." aimual meeting last night to re­ sizes, with mix-match skirts, gram. prasantation ceremony, which ment conference. gen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- M ust L ose Delta Chapter, RAM, will meet Bank and Visual Research Foun­ sidewalk, knocked down a tele­ blouses, blasen, shorts and organize tts administrative struc­ phone pole, and come to rest on PERU ORUHAROS look place under two famous air­ The talk in tbe corridors around Mbm., attending Uie oonfarence as ture. tonaocrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Ma- dation will be jointly sponsored by slacks. Plain denim wrap-around craft, suspended from the ceUing. U.S. Senate obaerver, told news­ sonie Temfde. There will be a so- King David and Sunset Rebekah the sid e w ^ . Hayes received a skirts wen nversible, usually the conference was that the Unit­ Wallace E. Camipbell, president Lodges March 1 at 7:30 p.m. at fracture of his right arm and Rosary Unit Plans Avery SL, Wapping Theea ware the eraft in which ed Btataa and Britain ulUmately men it would be difficult to obtain tor tbe post three years, was Olal time with refret^imoits af­ with bright checked cotton on the Orville uid W^bur Wright made Senate approval tor less than A ll 1 7 ,0 0 0 ter a buriness meeting. Odd Fellows Hall. head injuries. His condition today under side, and worn with match­ might catnpremlse on five or six named chalnnan of the board, a Barle H. Hutchins of King David is reported as good. - Mardi Gras Dance tha first nowarad flight in 1908; on-site inat^tens per year on So­ eight on-slie Inspections psr year. newly created post. J. F. Duplln- ing checked blousee. and tha Spirit of St. Louis, the The Master Mason degree will and Mrs. Sedrick Straughan of The car had extensive front -Many o f the blouses had long viet territory to check on suspic­ The deciding factor in any reduc­ sky, the general manager since WASHINGTON (AP) — airplane in which CDtarles A. Lind­ ious earth tremors indicative of tion in the number of buq^tlons, 1959, waa named president. The be oonfeired tonight at a meeting Sunset will co-chair the event. end damage and was towed away. sleevee, and eome sported large Bt Bridgat’a Roaary Bodaty bergh made the first solo cross­ Leading congressional Demo­ o f Manohesler Liodge of Masons at Members are reminded to bring A third oar-pole collision oc­ checked elbow patches. will have its annual klardl-Oras underground nuclear explosions. Humphrey said, would be the to­ presidency was made an appoin- articles for a g^ift table. ing of the Atlantic in 1927. tal tm ty arrangements to 'Ive, instead of an elective, post. crats joined several Republi­ T:S0 at the Maaonic Temple. curred ait 8:45 last night when One of the most attractive out­ Dance Saturday at K of C Home Among the observers were Mrs. Such a concession never has f t vehicle operated by Carl BJork- fits waa in pede blue Irish linen from 9 to 1 a.m. with muslo pro­ been speUed out to newsmen by vent cheating on the test ’The reorganization was design­ cans l^ay in calling for the Olenn' and their two oblldran. members of the U.S. delegation, agreement. ed to Increase administrative effi­ man, 17, of 37 HoUlstsr St., skid' with a creaae-reslataftt finish. It vided by Lou Joyana and bis or­ Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, V- withdrawal of all—and not ded out of control on an icy sur­ was designed with a slim skirt and chestra. however. The. negotiations have “I don’t think we ought to say ciency, a cwnpany spokeeman & GET THE N.M.. ft regent of the Smithsonian, that any particular figure la the said. According to the annual re­ just part—of the 17,000 SO face on Porter St. at Autumn St, eleeveleas overblouse. A long rope Mra. TTiomaa R. McKeougb Is ud a\ member of the Senate been ‘deadlocked for weeks be­ striking a pole on the east side of of multi-colored blue beads was general chairman for tha event, tween the Soviet maximum offer ultimate and final word,’’ Hum­ port, low administrative costs are viet troops in Cuba. SHOP PINEHURST WEDNESDAY •pace, Sclencea Committee, ac­ phrey said. “ Obviously the Soviet a major factor in the firm’s abil­ A written communication to Porter St. Bjorkman was ad­ looped once around the neckline, and her oommlttea Includes Mrs. cepted' ice and crash­ Spring suits featured fur col­ game at the Army^-Navy eSub last ’Diere was no official comment price and die teputadon of dw reported. ’This was an increase of ed into a highway fence post. The lars and were shown in colon Friday an north-eouth' Mr. and (Oonttnned on Page Two) over 38 million from 1961. Pay­ from the White House or the State child was treated at Manchester ranging from bright scarlet to cel­ Mn. Robert Foreater, first; James dealer. Stocks should be pur- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS not begin spreading more swiftly, ments to hospitals accounted for Department. FRESH, LEAN. CENTER PORK CHOPS . . . lb. 69c Memorial Hospital and released. First Twins of MMH ery or "no-green,” EUi almoet off- Baker and Robert MacDonald, sec­ diased in the same manner. M Aslan flu and other respiratory there u hope that its toll in sick­ 91.4 per cent o f subscriber Income. John A. McCone, director e t the The car, with right front damage white with a green tinge. ond, and Idr. and Mn. Richard ailments sweeping across much of ness and deaths will not be too Hospital costs in Connecticut Central Intelligence Agency, was COUNTRY STYLE SMALL LOIN CUTS TO was towed away. The accident oc­ Sevenil ooefcimie ensemtdee w en Cochran, thlid. day-to-day observer* a t tbe Educator Says the nation are taking an increas­ great before the milder weather rose 6.4 per cent last year over reported to have told the House 8PARERIBS COOK WITH PORK curred on BucklEuid Rd., north of Mark 40th Birthday displayed with long, fully Hn*d Also, eaat and wast, Mr. and maricet, badeed up by exteniivc ing toil In absenteeism, particu­ of approaching spring. 1961, Campbell reported, compared F orel^ Affairs Committee Tues­ lb. S9c lb. 26c Tolland Tpke. coats and matching sheaUis. A Mrs. Gustave Swankon, firat; Mr. larly among school children. School closings have been re. to a 5.6 per cent increase in 1961 day that several empty Soviet At 10:45 laat night, a vehicle mandarin coat in coral shantung and Mn. JoaeiE Marcello, aec-' researdi fadlidet, we ate in a Creative N eed Many schools report large num­ lorted in northern New York over the previous year. merchant ships were on their way operated by Joseph T. Gerlsh, 22, By DORIS BELDINO i^Paitrick, 10, and Joan, 15, and oc- with sUt sides, worn over a sUm- and, and Mr. 1^ Mn. Robert bers of pupils absent because of itate (Herman-DeKalb); Goshen to Oiba. 8 In 1 BLEND OF PORK, VEAL, BEEF FOR princeas sheath, favored the Susie Michel, third. pofirion to provide you widi While urging the administratiwi SWEHDISH MEATBALLS OR MEAT L O A F ...... lb. 69c of Kelly Rd., Vernon, was proceed­ Celebrating their 40th birthday, cEisionally supplements the family fiu. Several have closed as a Ohio, about 15 miles northwest of 3-State Transport Unit ing north on Oakland St., hit a Income by tEiktng a Job In retail­ WoDg influence o f the psuit. ’This Duplicate bridge la played each bwic information on moat sicuai- Own Programs health safety precaution and oth­ Cincinnati; Henryetta, Okla.; and to press for the withdrawal of all and looking years younger, are style wes also reflected In a gold Friday at 7:48 p.m; at tha Army- ers are considering suspendln8 Putnam County, W.Va. At James­ HARTFORD (AP)—Creation of Soviet forces from Cuba, no mem­ patch of ice and went out of con­ ing. and white printed skimmer wlHi a Navy dub. The public is Invited. dons. You need My the IRriTER'S TOMATO JUICE ...... 4 jars $1.00 trol, going onto the lawn at 122 Charles Mitkua of 108 Congress Mitkus made his first love for By O. K. HODENI1ELD elasses. town, N.Y., more than 760 of the a M-state transportation commis­ bers of Congress came forward St., and Mrs. America (Monica) mechanics pay off, and la a me- word. No estimate is available of school system’s 8,419 pupils are sion, with powers more than mere­ with any concrete proposals &s to Oakland St. and continuing on AP Education Writer ly to make recommendations, is how this could be accomplished into the front porch of the home Pizzoferrato of New Bitain, the chaotlc at Burnside Motors, East ATLANTIC CITY, N.J; (AP)— manhours lost In business and In­ out and officials said if another BUMBLE BEE TUNA Hartford. He is a U.S. Army vet­ dustry because of respiratory UL 100 drop out the schools will be proposed in an administration bill short of force—a policy Sen. MIRACLE WHIP of Richard G. McMuUtn. ^ first set of twins bom at Man­ What American acbpols really that will be introduced this week George D. Aiken, R-Vt., said he Gerlsh and a passenger were eran of World War H, is married nesses, ___ ^ closed ..... „ . quart 49c 3 cans $1.00 chester Memorial Hospital. They in the legislaiture. is convinced the Democratic ad- unhurt, but the impact smashed and hELS a son, Gary, 18 W ould you Iflio to senro up to 20% ne«d, toya Prof. Roland H. Nel­ Hundreds of deaths have been Hi|d> abeeateeism is reported at are the children of Mr. and Mrs. The parents of the twins left son, are eome non-conforming pro- reported. schools in St. Louis, Portland, ’The proposed new commlssimi mlnlstraUon shares. the front porch and front door would have etatutory power to ac­ Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., These specials through Wednesday evening. Please read our Joseph MitkUs of Manchester. their former home in Buckland on your homoowuors and outomo- gndne tor nonconforming stu­ Althoithough new outbreaks oi Maine, Clnoinnatl and Kanawha when the left front wheel of the Aslan flu havs occurred, a health cept federal grants in jaehalf of chairman of the Senate Armed Wednesday and Thursday ads in The Herald. car mounted the porch aa the left Their arrival on a cold winter about five years ago, and now oc­ bllo? PUTNAM dents. CJounty, W.'Va., the state’s largest slippery day, Feb. 11, 1923, was heralded as cupy an apartment in the same “ Since many creative Indivldu officUI expressed hope Tuesday eou i^ . Connecticut, New York snd New Snow which ckmg to tree Umbe made a pretty sight last night and tUs morning but Services Committee, said that side of the car swung around that tha wave of influensa-Wte in­ Jersey, and to take action of its roods created a traffic haaord and today’s thaw left a Mg sptaMi peril. TWa la 8. Main St. ju ft while the Soviet pledge to with­ against the house. The car was a the first multiple birth at the hos­ house as their son. They have one & CO. Me refuse to fit an oetahUehed pital. Hospital nurses and staff other daughter. pattern, and otnee this refusal to fection will begin to wane with own to heto solves transportation north at Hackmiateck. .(IH««9M phdto by Pidto) draw some troops is encouraftw total wreck and was towed away. Wo win bo ploosod to givo you o n I. aUTM f t . MANOUftR Flu Hits Chicago pi^Iema of the state. “we cannot be complacent aM n adored the healthy babieg with Last week about 25 friends and Ml 3-llSI tt may ha „tha isssenee of their the .,anproaeh ec spring. An estimate of the damage to the their coppery red hair and deep relatives g^athered to celebrate the quoto. Flu of the Asian, var^y now (JBICAOO (A P)—X jacoTAflU m ; • ^MmoowUe —senate Majority K nntfi aU Russian tawcqpaaad house has not been determined. creatUdW*” - Nelson aaid,. Vlt does blue eyes, and they were given twin’s joint birthdays. A guest at MtiiiiRfi Nrw Varit Stodr UMfisasa net steal that eehooia cm be -or- hgs . hton r s p e ^ M bar ^ c)Uldren mOttabah'-trtm' Sriadar Louts L Gladstone says bo A$ Cuba Debate Rages technleiaiia ftftm iqg any brsapelie Another skidding accident oc­ more than the usual amount of at- the party mentioned that the old fonlsed to promote tegefa, er en­ and Minneam, and authdritiss a 1^ typa of infhiiBaa has will introduce the bUl in the Con- Slushy Mess are removed.” curred shortly after 10 p.m. yes­ tentnon. cliche “Life begins at 40,” did not tourage ereativity.'*. . ' say the outbreak wfalob hit b ird Jammed the huge Cook County nectiout leglriature. Identical bills, len. Leverett Saltonstall, K- terday when Albert A. Dupuis Jr., Today, although their hair Das apply in this case, as it began for Burton A. Rice, Agency OPEN 9 to 6 DAILY Nelson, aaristaat deen at the in Weet Viridnia probably is Aaion H ^ ta l and an official says there he oald, will be introduced in the Mass., senior GOP member o t tbe 19, of 906 Tolland Tpke., was toned down to soft auburn, the the twins the minute they were “Bepresenting YOU!” OPEN 6i26 m e THDgB. EWIL Wntvenrity of Leulsvine, made flu. appeara no sign of aa iraraediata Now York and New Jersey legl*- Aftermath of Armed Services group, urged in a separate Interview that this driving north on Hilliard St. His twins have retained their healthy old enough to notice the world 357 EAST CENTER ST.—MI 8-0541 OPEN • to it aATDBOAYS (heee suggeetians in a paper pre­ Previouoly, tbe U.S. Public la t^ . latures. JFK Seeks Accord car skidded off the road. good looks. They bear a closer re­ around them and each other. sented at the annual convention at Health Service’s CommunicaUe Dr; Karl A. Meyer, medical AU three legislatures will have country “keep up the pressure’’ semblance to one another than tbe American Aseoclation Disease Center at Atlanta had auperlntandsnt, said) 826 baUes to approve the compact. Wet Snowfall to get all the Russians out. most fatemal twins. SMiool Adminlstratore. confirmed Aslan fin in tbe Die- and eliildran ware treated for rea- In a staitemKit, Gladstone said Sen. John Stennls, D-Miss., head According to Mrs. Charles Mit­ MMce it poeoi^e for individuals Met of Columbia aad-North (htfo- piratory ailments at the hospital thO'proposed conunission would be Policy of the Senate Preparedness sub- kus, the rapport between the twins lina, Mhryland, New Tech, nlUdis on Monday, the largast number Manchester area residents slog­ On Foreign emnmittee, aftd tita Soviet move to Stop ttortaln grades or oouncs, empowered to t i^ over—through ged through slush and murky Another Connoctieut bvainoss profits from the uncanny. When her husband is not not heonuto at ''ootstaading Kid I&tosas. of child paUents ever admitted to lesM or other arrangement—and was only a first step. feeling up to par, she said, she can A apokeemoa at the disease esor water today, the mess created “ Our policy must be to hMlft actually operate transportation when a warm sun beat down on that they all be withdrawn," he kelp of * Communications Consultant almost always count on getting an ter if! the' fin-like “ ■■■ ailment dOgi — (Oenitantod- ^hge TUrtoen) fhcUttles. By JACK BELL ^ promise if there was premature anxious telephone call from his yesterday’s heavy wet snow, which WASHING’rON (AP)—Presidwit publicity, Kennedy got—for a mat­ said. “ This is the cmly thing that Intc^ntetlon of the New York frustrated plow crews and gave sister, inquiring ag to his health, Ocmtral and New Haven railroads’ Kennedy Is trying to keep the tat­ ter of some 18 hours—silence from even though she has not been in­ power and phone .workers their tered flag of foreign policy bipar­ ail concerned about the secret (Continued on Page Seven) eoinmuter services into a single biggest headache of the season. formed. This holds true when operation under a single manage­ tisanship flying in the storm of they carried su'ound. either of them are ill. or facing ment could be a priority project of Highway workers are breaking political debate over (Juba. Though they chafed at it. Re­ an emergency, she added. up the dams of ioe and snow which Kennedy's action in summoning publicans felt constrained not to When they were about 14 the O' (Oontlimed on Page Seven) held back water on its way to Republicans as well as Democrats hint at what they had been told. twins were guests of Manchester catch basins. to a White House conference Mon­ Then the State Department sprang Bulletins Memorial Hospital at dinner and The rain-snow which fell to a day night to inform them of new its usual leak and the secret was a celebration, together with other depth of about five Inches in Man­ Soviet assurances of troop with­ out. It was greeted with mixed Culled from AP Wire* “ first" babies of the hospital. A chester "snowballed” In front of drawals from Cuba marked a re­ applause and skepticism. writeup from that time describes plows, making it difficuli for high­ vived effort in this field. What made the whole perform­ Monica as being an all-around ath­ News Tidbits way workers to clear the town Senate Democratic Leader ance less than satisfactory was lete with an excellent singing the protocol which operated to U.S. ENVOY WELCOME. roads. Mike Mansfield of Montana said BAGHDAD, Iraq. (AP)—* voice, which she hoped to have from the AP Wires ’Twenty-two pieces of equipment, today the meeting was “ one of a limit Kennedy to calling in only trained for a career in the movies, the party leaders and top mem­ Iraq’s revolnttonary president town-owned and rented, were at pattern followed, by and large, by told newsmen today that he radio or on the concert stage. work last night on the roads. the President since he took office, bers of the Armed Services and The background on Charles, or A*ty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, would welcome the appolntmMit ’Ihe weight of the snow snap- to keep members of both parties of a new UB. ambMsador to "Chuckle" as he was then called, Mb feet rested after 50-mUe hike, (Continued on Page Two) Informed on what is going on.” Baghdad. President Abdel Sa- mentions that he was interested in say« he still approves of the hikes (Continued on Page Nineteen) Senate Republican Leader Ev­ all mechanical things, and liked to —“for others” . .U. S. Ambassa­ lam Aref defended the presence erett M. Dirksen of Illinois of some 700 Communist teftl- take apart and reassemble old dor to India John Kenneth Gal­ guEiged it as an attempt to soften watches. braith says he will resign in sum­ niotons in Iraq, saying their some of the sharp criticisms GOP Regime Stable service is indispensable to the The old clipping goes on to say mer or early autumn to resume members have been firing at Ken­ that the twins were good studentis teaching at Harvard. Teacher First oountoy. The U.S. ambassador nedy. left Baghdad last summer at the endowed with "what it takes In Publilftieni of New York’s nine W^at happened was that the In Venezuela personality, good looks land good request of Premier Abdel Ka­ closed newspapers and leaders of Blind Member President at long last had some rim Kassem’s government. health, to make the most of their eight nwi-ftrildng newspaper hopeful news about Cuba and he lives." and predicted a happy Hfe unions confer on sitoject shorter hastened to share tt with a select President Says for them. NEWSMEN CURBED hours. .Telephone workers’ union, In Peace Corps group In the hope that his action WASHINGTON (AP)—News­ Twenty-six years later moat of AFL-CTO Communications Work­ would tend to quiet the uproar the prediction holds true. With a WASHINGTON (AP)—President men were told today they ne ers of America, says it plans drive In (Congress. longer may mingle or talk with friendly nature, inherited from to win substontlft benefits from SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)—A By impressing on the conferees Romulo Betancourt of Venezuela their Lithuanian parents, they diminutive blonde who ^didn’t let declared today his government Is guests at official receptions giv­ Ever count the ways you put eleotricity to work? Take i so il Syftsm ’s 34-biHio(n pension re­ the possibUlty that Soviet Premier en by President or Mrs. Ke^ have outgoing personalities that blindness keep her from becom­ Khrushchev might renege on his stable despite aggressive Commu­ Immediately put strangers at serve. ing a teacher is the Peace Corps’ nedy. Press Secretary Pierm ease, and wins them a host of quick look around. How many do you see at'a glance? More than 300 persons, m oft of first blind volunteer. nist subversion directed through Salinger outlined changes in th* friends. them Negro college students, be­ Marilyn D. Brandt, 23, arrived Havana from Moscow and Peking. setup which has been followed Mrs. Pizzoferrato has exchanged Well, in the average home the total Is 25 or mpre. ing held in Baltimore jails as Sunday at Santo Domingo in the McCone Faces He said in a speech prepared for the two years of the Ken­ her youthful hopes for a career on demonstrations continue at. segrre- Dominican Republic to begin her for delivery at the National Press nedy administmtlon. He eaM the stage or in radio, for that of gated movie theater .. Hijacked new job. Club that groups of Red terrorists, they were made after an ex­ a reel life role as wife and mother. What’s more, your electric service Is still a better bargain Venezuelan freighter Anaoategul, Officials in Washington an­ by making off with five paintings amination of the news coverage flying Brazilian flag and with Bra­ Quiz on Cuba from a French art exhibition in She has three children, Carol, 20; nounced ’Tuesday she had been policy, bat did not' go into da* today than it used to be-even If your electric bills zilian dlptlmata and mlUtary per­ accepted by the corps. Caracas and hijacking the Venez­ Axaw , Ml by CMtaril Geotgo (Joseph Garman) Waehiagtoa (second firotn left), sonnel aAxmrd, reaches Ammazon uelan freighter Anzoategui, had toils about what led to the da- *n S fe 'r0 Happy Wa Ware W rang" It waa kind of a hurry-up ^Picture oMon. are bigger. They’re bigger mostly because you’re using •a way aoM i thKNigta aom eaU cut, dupItoBUng a WUe known Revotutkma^ War Blver port of Macapa. deal,’’ her mother, Mrs. Day Gap’ gained "excessive international r M i aaOodk. sSae having ptoked off aotne ROdcoot oidpeni is Jkmea DeRoc- publicity” that gives a distorted Senate Aimed Servloea oom- Brandt, said Tuesday night. TANKER jDEBiOS FOUND so many more electric helpers. You’re getting about Reatlng wHfo WMUngtoo are, on the left, Paul Mtoaeri, and to mibtee queftSoniiw Seorftary of ‘ “They needed somebody who WASHINGTON (AP) — totelli- picture of the situation in his AUen Albert, Seeretary IVedfriok Nasoiff. (Herald piwto by Saternis). country. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — A Me Defense Robert McNamara behind could read and teach Brsdlle.” genoe chief John A. McCone has jacket and debris, possibly freaa Pittsburgh twice as much electricity per dollar as your mother did. closed doors about notion’s de­ Marilyn’s parents have been ’’These acts of terrorism are Atbaffs Fumitura Co. kie., Watartiury, Connacticut been questioned at a secret House commando operations carried out the missing toifter gnlpbiir And living better, electrically! fense strategy and what role Con­ piublic school teachers for mqre Queen, were picked up today gress has in forming It. than two decades. ’The father also briefing about a so-called "picture by small groups that have abso­ PAINT gap” In the aerial surveillance of lutely no help or support from the from the Aflantio, 14 mflM A ftw moMhc ago Mr. Albeit wac looking for addMonal ways to speed customer Ambassador Leonard Unger is a rancher. Stui Antonio has southeast of Key West, the OeMt, Ciimpaigning Merchants Rest summoned before congressional been their home since their Cuba during the Soviet missile people of Venexuela,” he said. SEE Yes. electricity Is the biggest bargain buildup, it was learned today. Betancourt said the Communists Guard sold. A Mte Jacket stoi* t. Alifaou^ be doubted diat unproved telephone facilities would be the committee to report on omlndna daughter was 6. She was bom at oOed "8ulnhar UBeew" waa tolMa New Braunfels, Tex. Informed sources said McCJone had failed to influence organized In your budget! rise in Oomm nnist notlvlty in was pinned down on the issue labor and- farm workers, and that aboard a Navy hwpedo r, he i^reed to have a talk with one of our CommunicMioas A of Mm OoBtkmAHf Georg* *nd hia crew intend to'^flintlock, while ottw officers, Paul neutral Loos . . . New Jersey’s sec­ As a child Marilyn had limited vessel operating In the area. Larsen's inarch into Mancheater at the head Miseeri (Paul’s Paints), Joseph vision but glaucoma (hardening of ’^esday, but because of security among students there was a "less­ Jaaeg, tiatUtag tta way northward (George Washington) Garman ond highest court rules that six considerations the sources would ening of receptivity to their slo­ Coast Guard said. H n» Nav s, Joe Maraaa ^ of a column of volunteers to aaslft magazineB violated obscenity laws. eyeballs) caused total blindness ship reported ether debria HARDWARE, INC. •ram Long M aad 'SouBd to a ta- with the sale, In time to open their (Ooret Casuals), Crei^ton Shoor when she was 18. giv.e no further details. The Cen- gans.” 34 Depot Square, Mancheater British government says that it “ If they have launched them­ tog In the clear waters at : situation and became convinced that diiect telephone lines to Hwetment o f a vaguely remam- atoiea on Friday. (Shoor’s Jewelers) , and Frederick “It has. never seemed to both­ tr^ Intelligence Agency director Gulf Stream, bat eokl N hod * Phone 649-5274 ^btoad Bevohitionaiy War eom- The amaU groim of atolwarts, Naasitf (Naoslff Arms) olept will continue develraing secret nu­ er h er," said Mrs. Brandt. “ She briefed the House Foreign Affairs selves on the extreme and desper­ clear weapon to be carried by Committee behind closed doors ate path of terrorist acta, it is be­ yet Identified aaylUag bay* Hartfoed. Hew Haven and Bridgeport where Albert's has branch st(»es would fikippad to reft laat night who are rMnndueteg a praetioally through the night. was a good .student, making all toe life Joeket. , 'krthe >flrft Mme aince it began unknown phaoe o f Bie Revftutlon. ' Thla morning they aft out again M taln's H-bombera . . . For first A’ s and D’ b in college, and she and answered questions for more cause they realise they have no bring improved efficiency and economy. Mr. Albert had strong reservations about M t their omall boat froaen aolkl with renewed vigor, with some no­ time in their fouf^yeor war against finished practice teaching for her than three hours. popular support and aid,’’ he said. ito afthifus Journey )aft WMk-knd. Ckunmunist Viet Cong, P r e ■ l- “ The aid and support of the peo­ DowLkNG w n iia n ri M a rth a oountryaide wan la- in the Sound on Sunday and began tion of completing their journey certificate last spring.” The “picture gap” is a blank NEW YOmat (A P )-J n a lU s, but oonsented to have the lines put in. Now he’s happy he's been proven rl[> E dent Ngo Dlnh Diem’s troops ap­ Miss Brandt, who is barely over stretch from last Sept. 5 to Oct. ple of Venezuela, their determina­ •wted with Redoooto and Tory a long march north. with an attack on British head­ tion and will to live in democracy ambassador to . quarters, as Washington is reput­ pear to have made real Inroads in­ 6 feet tall and weighs 100 pounds 18 in the aerial photographs made wroofl Customer service is faster than ever before and Albert’s is saving time and aympathiaem, the hardy aoldloni By Tueod^ they had duplicat­ to Conknunlst area known as "D and freedom, have ftven real sta­ tor Dowltag, la aeoftoeS 9»T NOTICE ware rediioed to a stof^ bed, found ed one of Waftilngton’a unlikoly ed to have done. was graduated from the Texas public two weeks ago In an ex­ hospital hara, siMM Slono.” School for the Blind at Austin in traordinary two-hour ■ television bility to the goveffiment that I WSOBstf on a l calls between stores as well as on calls to oustomert and siqqiUets. OPEN EVERYDAY hi the otHc of an abandoned home- feata, froaing,a hfttftlnn of Oon- The giant sale, whldi will nim represent. But it also has had and what waa torawd am through 9 pan. on Friday, wiH fea­ Ghana’s ■mhassartor to Bulgaria 1957 and took a bachelor of sci­ briefing by Secretary of Defense dnentol Army ooIfiMni hdld by the Robert S. McNamara and an in­ continuas to have the loyalty snd at IddMy itoase.; A i THIS WEEK H m hlftortoal ra u n tment waa D m ia i' for high iteaoitii„ ture boigiMna such aa Oaorg* ■aya bo believes shout 100 more ence degree from Southwest Tex­ at OeraeB t a Cbaamuoiemions Considtant can help your firm eut costs, increase as College at San Marcos. She waa telligence aide. awpOrt of the armed forces. (Except Friday, ' ' ' la by OftMial G eorge H ioir Bfoauethig laboca began Washington never imagined. Aft’losn students hay* left that Betancourt explained that the Waahhigton’a Birthday) Garmaa) WMMncton, Outatending valuea will -be ad- Oommunift eountry to seek edu­ a member of the Student Senate In aU the 60-odd pbotograpM I buHd sales. Tailoring telephone service is his specialty and there’s no to tafcaotiwlr: foU. howafror, and flashed on the screen, none fell Communist offenslvo was aimed So^waftaet ^ of the Ohamber of Oom- Mat h igbt Mm ftpheart <«r«w had v*rtia*d in a tabloid aiqmlHnaot to cation in 'Weft . . . Green Bay, and several honor fraternities. D ow lfof. In applying tor the Peace Corps in the “picture gap," a critical at Venesuela .because, for one rea am i assistance. Just call our business <^5ce. Aotall Divioten, and Ua to tike refuge qpfohftrttaq diatrlbuted with The Herald to- Wls. teen-aged boy who wiped out son, it la the principal supplier of oeatty from RUSSELL’S all five mombera of his immsdiats laat summer, she cited'knowledge time period ft the end of which oraw of Ifaitohefter msrehanta, in the (toviet* were discovered ao- petroleum to the Unltsd States ■■iMhration o f the hugs Georg* '•haring the .bad^'tfilloaiil It hi town will be free, aa family In wsU-planned 15-mlnut* of Spanish, special attention to ^ Bttihdgr oft* hi DaRooeo ((tails Roftuak and J bam fthoe the towa'a mataia aeries of eswevnons, arraigned on BngUfti and aodal ftndiea, plua Pago Sfok “ S l v ' K h w Kmglmmil TmlepkHmm Ooma Oor. O akaad Sipn m w m w - ; I'lMfoMdad fo .J iiiu a ly ; tamaeastaat bev B n /B a tntnk«. PfcMy of Wee ] c- • i I XT’ O H

HMlfCBE$TEf( EVENING HERALD, MANCJHBSTtiR, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1988 MAMGEBBTra BTI/ISNING HERALD, MANCHESl^ CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 80, 1968 . : ' _ ; ^ • ■ ■ - ...... I !GI^T>re^nt 8 K-.l’ ' ■ I • 's' * rM As You Like It Sheinwold on ■■ .-i- Spa^ Craft to -V By JUDITH AHEARN ■ ■ y t " nARY (UDB n jif Sm ithsoiiian . fisPOIUB YBUMM * ie to m ake Stop & Shop stores will be Rehearsals will be held tonight and tcnnor^ By AtJWMm gOEINWOU} r o w night at 7:30 for the Manchester Gilbert (OMttaaed flraa Page Om f' - -p and Sullivan Workshop production of "lo- When there are holes in boto .1 I T thousands of sclsntlsts, engtaiears your trump eult end your b « Q S 9 4 t Open 1 to 9 p.m. Friday lanthe.” Rehearsals will be in South Meth­ and woritars involved hi the Mer­ side eult begin work on the aide « » 9 S ^ odist Church, under tlu dlreetfon' > suit before you draw trumps. YcHa ii UcillsiT g o fa rth e r I cury ptognaa. of Miss Martha White, who direct­ B Q l t i ing patter gives the impression of / Anderson said the spacecraft two long auita will then heUii each (Washington's Birthday) ed "Mikado” and "CkNidoiien" in other. Q J 9 • THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY— FEB. 21-22-23 being "canned.” and pdrsonal ttema will be on per­ I 10 0 • t past years. Performance dim in manent display in the air and South dealer RQf 9 Manchester will be April 27 and The trio’s singing voloos are Neither side vulnerable A I 0 0 9 curiously unbalanced. Louis Oott- space buUtung, but this is not N i m niiidc that doUtr go ftr- Part of our * r O T A L SHOPPING VALUE 28 in Mancfaeater jfUgh Bchod’a *:the end of the road.” Opening lead — Wng of Dia­ Bailey Auditorium. Hsb and Alex HassUev have av­ "We believe that Friendhblp 7 monds A 10 T i f w iiei toMtd k acroM the Potomae. ic the low price you pay for the very best foods. Gail Creic^hton w ill be the a c­ erage voices, while GHenn Yar­ Bhcn -tUs band wak played. he brough's la remarkably sweet and la now begiiraing a new and 0- companist, and Louise Wlthey wlU luatrious career—a career of in­ South won the aoa of dl^onds But you get extras like our exclusive Rain Checks; make the costumes. clear. A i : 0 4 SiW bt amasad today M he could ice how much spiration and education for the and drew two rounds of trumpa k Mh * illO Casting for the leads ■ la com­ Their routine removes ttiem miUlona of visitors who enter our with the king end ace of hearts. I - 2 V «IM i lardwr Me doDar would go at Stop ft Shop. a Guarantee of Satisfaction; friendly, courteous pleted. John Spector will sing the from the realm of the folk, and doors each year,” he said. Since both of the long suite broke Lord Chancellor. Robert Gordon focuses attention on the group It­ The Frlmdship 7, which Olenn bedly, this hasty work on the TtW dotft have to throw your money around service. And Top Value Stamps! Where else can MODERNS Jr. will be Lord Montararat; John self rather than on their songs, named in honor of the seven astro­ trumps proved South’s undoing. Beggs will be Lord Tolloller; Rich or their meaning. nauts, has been on display without Declarer continued with the ace hate to get fine quality loode! you make your dollars go so far? Nowhere, George! ard Berggren will be Private Wit Any claim they make to'being fanfare for two months, awaiting and king of clubs. West ruffed the spade, and tbs BNtt playw 99 SUMMER ST. Ml 3-2205 Us, and Hal Harrison wlU sing a folk group must depend solely the formal presentation cere- the king of ctube, drew dummy’s tI m hold: Spades. lUarts, Strephon. on Yarbrough, whose pure and last trump, and forced South to K-4-S; Diamonds, 8-7-4-tj CInba, It? (fXmMKRLT OPPOSITE HOBBY SHOP) money. Ruth P. Scott will be the Queen emotionally expressive voice is the It has toured the principal cities ruff a diimond. South stUl had 7-8. of the Fairies, Betty Tyrol will be only one that'Is capable of ex­ of the world and has been Inspect­ to lose two club tricks so was What do yon sayT OFEN THURSDAY. FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. — SATURDAY to 4:30 P.M. lolanthe, Elizabeth Towle wUI be pressing the universality of a folk ed by mUllons. sure to go down one, but he ran Answer: Bid two q;)adoa. Whon Celia, Letltla Hayes will be song. The 41-year-old astronaut, his out of trumps and thus went down you have tho values for ens ra- Leila, Eileen Sullivan will be B^eta Alex HassUev seems to be both wife, Annie, and their ohldren, two. sponse, prefer to ralso partnsr’s and Barbara Santlni will be Phyl- accomplished and exciting on the David, 17, and Lyn, 15, fleW here It was not a distinguished per­ major suit rather than respond Save and get Top Value Stamps, too Us. banjo, and Yarbrough plays as from Houston, Tex., last Friday. formance, and South didn’t take one notrump. t M * Understudies are Frank Law­ well on the guitar. They have been staying at a mo­ a bow as he scored 100 points Bor Sheinwold’s S6-pago booklet, Hydras Ceekiai rence, Edward Paradis and Carol Stage personalities are Im­ tel, visiting old friends In sub­ for the opponents. "I otjoe knew TV Stand urban Arlington, Va., where they a man, during the war," North "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” sand mm... Kuehl. portant In a group when patter is lived before the manned space remarked dryly, "who could go 60 cents to Bridge Book, The Man­ A 49c WITH THE PURCHASE Anyone who would like to sing important. 'Ihe only one of the chester Evening Herald, B ox 8118, J s l LimeUters to come across very program moved Its base to Hous­ down three on a hand like that. m OF ANY PORTABLE TV in the dhorus is welcome to at­ But I wouldn’t want to find fault Grand Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N,Y. FREE tend the rehearsals this week, and specifically la QottUeb, whose ton. NASA said none of the other anyone who would like to work on "special trademark on stage is a with the way you played It.” Cc^iyrlght UU deUght^l burlesquing of the Uni­ astronauts would be here for the Good Partner General Featnros Oovp. costumes or scenery Is welcome anniversary observance. Their at­ Spry anytim e. versity pedant,"—fnun the pro­ This meant that North was a gram . titude was that "This is John's good paiteer. we all Uke a partner Meat Pies Coming Up In Manoheater day.” who doesn't find fault. North would VecB^aUe Eierfentng m i SPECIAL DEALS ON NEW 1963 Tony Curtis and Yul Brynner Unfortunately he leaves the im­ ay at pression that be is. In fact, some­ not have found anything to sa^ • jOmLDItEN’S BIATINliES O Star In "T am s BUIba’ ’ at the clubs Chicken, Beef or Turkey Staite Theater today. With *t is thing of a University pedant. all If South had played the cl Today and Tomorrow At 1:80 i!t:lLi3ic &Z 79c 4-H Food Show before drawing trumps. S A V E 33c. Ideal for ^ “Jacqueline Kennedy’s Asian Worthy of Note Journey." Suppose South leads out the ace meals in a minute. SI ‘‘Fidelio" will be presented by Slated Saturday and king of clubs st the second "MARINES LET’S GO!” ‘'Androcles and the lion” and the Hartt College of Music of the and third tricks. West ruffs the ^ ' y ' y jV \ M ix ’em - serve ^ "IS Figlitliig Men" Cartoons Hunt's ' '* \ "Les Prescdeuaes Ridtcules,” two University of Hartford tomorrow The annual 4-H Favorite Food king of clubs and returns a dia­ to each his own, P'”* Zenith and Motorola one-aot plays, wlH be perfom ied night at 8: IS in the BushneU Me­ Show for Manchester and surround­ mond, forcing South to ruff. South '(iff or match ’em as ^ ^ B TOr 1^ the lAbtie Iheater of Manches­ Tpfneto J uIm m in e ■» f i m orial. ing towns will be Saturday at North gives up a club to the Jack and ^ you like, Reg. 2 ter. Caabliig iB being done to­ George London, bass-baritone of Methodist Church; 800 Parker St., ruffs the diamond return. morrow night at 8 o’dook in the for 53c. the Metropolitan Opera, will give beginning at 1 p.m. Only now can South afford to u n s i c old trade school on School St. a recital tonight at 8 o’clock in 'Towns participating with Mem- draw two rounds of trumps. He STARTS TONIGRTI 0 TV CONSOLES "AEoe In WooderVand” wtH be Jorgensen Auditorium of the Uni­ chester include Marlborough, then leads a low club to ruff in ■ i perflormed by the Children's Wing, versity of Connecticut, Storrs. Glastonbury, East Hartford and dummy. South returns to his hand little Theater of Mansolid musicianship and a high sense of comedy . . . aU presented "The Sound of Mualc” wUl be for adults during the evaluation CHUN KINS French Fries ON RECONDITIONED In their own unhackneyed fashion' on the BushneU atage Monday period. OMeton Chow M«ln Me Save 9c on 2 pkgs of Maine -a, quotation from the program. though Saturday next week. The public is Invited. STANLav WARNER potatoes. Reg. 2 for 29c. T V SETS COLOR TV Although their songs are tre- MATINEE DAILY Mushroom Chow * ‘ Maine Beauty Brand. 9 oz pkg 10 quently rousing and energetic, the At 2 P.M.—Eve. At 6:16 Chow M«1n Noodtoi ■ limeUters’ arrangements sound As Cuba Debate Rages STATED I disturbingly Uke their recorded Soy Sauco performances, and the accompany' Gallon of Clorox I...ADD A MOTION PICTURE TO THE WONDERS OF THE WORLDI Chun King Shrimp Rolls 0 «BM Chun Kim V _ M c You save 8c and get stamps, too, on the famous brand you JFK Seeks Accord Chun King'Wf - Chow Mtin ^ esc / know and want. 59 Chun King Shrimp ChowmMsI Msin ^^63c im On Foreign Policy GURnsInenniER Chun Klni Fried Ries SSc Free Groceries 3 DAY HAROLD HECHTr (Conttaraed from Page One) that the Soviets had said they Prince Spaghetti With purchase of any would soon pull out several thou­ Pepperidge Farm SOWN A T Foreign Relations eommittees of sand soldiers. iHiusiniui)i Froien or Hbaw MMaranl "There should not bo one Soviet «:16 and 8:60 3 ROOM OUTFIT the two houses. Apple or Blueberry Tumoven JAMBOREE soldier - ac- technician left in You save 9c op 2 Thus there was no opportunity Cuba," he added. ADDED TREAT SHOWN AT 2:05 and 8:20 packages I Reg. WMwmToin NirrHDir sue for the President to dull tho razor Keating said the United States A BIALF-HOUR MOTION PICTURE OF 'THE r S T 49c m edge of criticism coming from has had Khrushchev promises be­ FIRST LADY’S VISIT TO INDIA AND PAKISTAN 12 for 29c. 50 down the line. fore. He said continued pressure The most vigorous GOP attacks must be maintained on the Soviet ^'JACQUELINE KENNEDY'S have come from men like Sens. Union. S a in e s Bsuvy Goldwater, R-Ariz., and "There is still no indication at Kenneth B. Keating, R-N.Y. They all that the export of subversion ASIAN JOURNEY" Burgers Dog Food Anofher ehance to rave on tkete big httytf almost never get invited to sit in and terrorist tactics to other coun- on such briefings. tries are diminishing or that the 4Se "What’s a few OiousandT" was weapons arsenal still In Cuba Is m Mansion Inn Coffee 59’ Goldwater’t reaction to the news being reduced,” ho said. Del Monte Peaches LET'S HAVE Slisada White TunaX'r£.‘V-Sr'3L£89< Y’All Ready to Hear Fibrle Rnlsh 86c A PARTY! 8Ns Spray Stsrch 88c Toilet Tissue 4 >«39' A Reaetion to Snow? Jam ^ 88e THORS., FRI., SAT., 9 to 9 injoy Your 50 Book Matches _ m £ ID' By OLBNNA OOILDRESS oJuat wait UU winter gets here.’ Party Here Personal Kwy Duff or Py-o-My 10* (Ed. Note: Olenna Childress Join- M y God! ^ ow Is 'ntoughtlees:—It makes -A- V^aaaai 4-*---- R- the women’s department staff of Take our word for it; youH enjoy those big party Cream Style Corn 10* The Herald last week. She comes one work. There is no such thing from Mississippi, and has the ac­ as walking out of your apartment dinners better if you reserve a private room or tr I Mm 10c Tep o’ Me Grade qu a lify... cent to prove it, as many Herald . . . you dig your way out. And large table here. Wo can accommodate parties of Root Beer lO that white monstrositv on the readers have learned already when all sizes! Bstelaily I ler Me phoning news Items and were con­ street is not a snow bank—It’s nected to her desk. Hera, she de­ your car. Tel. MI 3-1416 For Reservations scribes her reaction to snow.) One ramembera quotes from AN The finest meat you'll ever eat! childhood posms, such ss "the K one bails from a land where creet of the neyr fsUen snow" one Inch of snow is called a bliz­ with bitterness. It sounded so In^ SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED Toktse buying top quality when it’s ttop ft Shop Top o’ Use Grade. vitlng. zard, schools close and the Red It NOON to 8 PM. Take beef, for instance . . . our expert meat buyers choose only the Snow Is Cold:—Go right ahead. EXTRA LARGE Cross is alerted, an Introduction too Extra Stamps with a bo C onnecticut weather can be Bundle up in three sweaters, a choicest of the Choice for you! And you never pay for excess fat! rather disconcerting. heavy coat, long handles, mittens Every cut gets our famous Just-Rite Trim* to give you more meat JELLY ROLL and nsad gear. You’ll still freeze "FOO D Fo b Although the first glimpse of a for your money, and only enough fat for flavor and tentenderness! Stop 4 Shop Gerry Pie almost a feet leagi heavy snow fall la a moving ex­ . the temperature seems to EVERY MOOD” FkiKy AM lower in accordance with how AVEY’S I f I / I _ perience, filling a southerner with Coorga, don’t chop the cherry tree — Fresh from many clothee you put on, so you Rbt A utowwtic Washers awe and the urge to rush right out, do Just as to skp on a Jat&et 46 E. Center St. Mom’s going to buy a luscious ttop ft Shop's throw It, make a snowball and, of and forget U. own ovsas I course, taste It—one soon learns a 3* 79c Turkeys ’5s’“ 39‘* Slop & Shop Cherry Piel I admit . . . I have been de­ It eoilt only 59c SoVG tOc • • RGf. 7fe few basic lessons. feated. A sacrifioe to the south­ Snow Is Deceptive:—It looks ern misconception of White Love­ rels^vely harmless. After all, liness. ' what could possibly happen to 3rou Only one thought do I ham to L uk in the nice vriiite snow? Several Cooked HamS'» » 39& cling to on cold nlg^ita, when the a things. It does not pay to leap radio is cheerfully diiiping Liquid Detorgent Joyfully from a clear sidewalk "Snow predicted for tcnii^t, "Let's Get Into Ms breathtaking whiteness . We Southemsra were right Together i r i H PtpptrMgi Fen* Stafflm New/ Pretty as a picture . . . you sink. And Midc. Short about one thing . . every time Stuffed Turkeys 59‘ I a snow-boots will not save you as' one of us goes up nor^ we get the snow Is usually deeper than a snow-Jdb. and Have Dinner Out" MMwi el See BhHe Tme 38e on your kitchen wall! the boo^, flUlng them to the biim. BmMon «>W-” *P lei . Jg 88e Bologna of Liverwurst Ar~.39‘ The shock of suddenly finding FRINGE DEFICIT Next time you’re plan­ Mnso your feet encased, and thoroughly NEW YORK (AP)—New Yock’a ning an “evening out” pMtayMmriee 26c r e f^ s ra its d , wlU m ake '/’Vou newspaper strike brought forth with friends, suggest Bhse ^^ster^||eaf Brews *a leivt *|^ flounder about in horror, thus los­ this complaint. One Pgrk Avenue DoleneeqipleMm i Z'H j ’ SSc Swift's Sausages 49< meeting here for dinner. Decorated ing your balance and falling face matron was overheard bemoaning, lemin Hmwettis V STSe ^ first into the drifts. You are "W e Just got this new puppy, and Good friends enjoy get­ *M”»4« • S i* 81c positive you will never get up . . . It’s paperi-trained — I just don’t ting together in our re­ Halibut Steaks * 59* and if you have the misfortune to know what we’re going to do!” laxed atmosphere for know sometldng about newspaper New pound pkg . . . Biich-eliced for he-man flavor I work, dire headlines begin run­ fine food, gracioiisly W IsL wiwwy Kitchen Tools ning through what UtUe mind you served. MtUeiBegFbM Z 'i?2 9 c . have left. "Body Discovered In I ^MWICI^------rWiMMtoSHk kWIViyVm Thick Sliced Bacon»u.i1'A,:L79‘ Solid stainless steel, famous Mela­ Spring Thaw", "Southerner Bue- EHSTUIOOD leitrs Cream ^ ‘JJ* 11-09 cumtw Tb Snow," etc. WE WELCOME WEDDING PARTIES FOR mine handles with a porcelain look If one is Meased and manages « 4 4 s « 7 I * Ikpieihiys'-’SiiS''**’ . . . molded to fit your fingers. Safe in NOW FOR THE FIRST to fi^ t and shovel back to the NataHe Wood-SoeaUiid Bossell ALL OCCASIONS your dishwasher. You’ll look twice TIME EVER OFFERED safety cf ths aldswalk . . . an- ’’GYPSY” in eolor ottter Mason M waiting. 1:56-4 40-8:28 at the price I A PsM M l is r«n fw Whan Snow le Snowing . . . "F O O nA IX BDOHUCUTr* DANCE TO THB IMIMITABLJ: Fresh Strawberries Choice o f 8 looUi It’s Awful:—Snow snows, not Uspaid Solasco in Com oi 1:80 and 046 Dsesratef Laftt DoiniM. . ixcM vehr straight down Uke it would if it had any decency, but at an angle, TINY QLJINN GROUP EVERY ^ThM Fsrk ABatt'z. RHshed Iron Samy Florida the better to ^ at your eyes. OAUANG AU, Kroei QUART Pitats Mataer Sometimes you can momentz^y SATURDAY NIGHT Big, red berriee juicy wifti ^Osesntte Spatils WE GIVE YOU outsmart it by walking back­ Thoieday Mntinee 140 flavor. An excidng ”Sun- IN WRITING wards^ but ths wind usually ruitias HWIRRASIAMK BOX letliai Sptte OkuMt "B a ll a n « Bttefc” MMIIi dw” deoaert at a low price. 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\ COmCw WBDNEBDAY, flfcBRUARY 89, 19Al MANCHEWER EVENING HERALD, MANGHEStd^ GQNN WEDMEKDAE. ITOIIIARSr i^, IM t . a> .. wa **»*r iilitili‘- wLiA ,.. ; i- .:.--»iii "V r iv-rrijiiiyiii 4 iWN ST fdtoiil at, joaUidav ran his jEsStite'; ‘A' T- .a oar lato torae aiiida poota on Bxlt1 RockvUle^Yernon tS (fit------15),------ott >.------Hiddleip Tp k e., wjban Mi was Minded by oncom- MHEiraele Worker’ log UgMa of anothar car, police Project Size, Frontage Hit a w l m OCMBta, nor injuries were Cast by Mayert 'XV - ,5;.. reported but the oar waa towed m m - « » t r iiiu M away, pbUee said. The accident oc­ In Zone Change Proposals - ftw^t o qr>.ir;;gldiw» had :an- curred very early yesterday 'CMivardw wUl T e te v isio k OtoimlBg. . The Vemcn Fire I>iatrict Zoning^ firown described the planned de­ 9to!l^ the iaafUqr oC HMan' ^ x r & s s j ^ Board oonduotod a pubUc hearing velopment concept, which requitas B a l^ tolto iWriAg Pn4uctiofi a t ----- ^ SbMBital lo r tei > tm n t. at 8 p.m. last night at toe Vernon developers to submit plsas for WUHok MtaOn’a "Tha Mlraole '"jra.'fesT" Oub Gives Whiton ■sing'NotM la Mutle ^SmmSaim, m * m t e d m Elementary School, despite heavy their projects, as a new Idas whtto iWorthy.*' /^M^SMILING s e r v ic e m » r ctv«k a wrtttan waaibic anow that made driving haiardous. has not yet beetn tried to many - l i f e--'•CDPC ® _ Funds for Lectern Although toe school gymnasium, other communities. ^dimotod by BurUm S . V le to i,-. . motor «W el« ^rloto*^. poUeo ' r;«f Oovantry, will jSWtJporte, ____ :rJ5hA*{?n’'a »* S s p ..t) Swwto vridtoto *Mkl fc ^ with aeate for about 200, were al­ There were no objecUons f , Otub HhUM 8-ia>— qiisIth . B*vsrjyB.vsrtv fllilbilHs. r-____» {rom MddMit BMOM cmtb pressed to a portion of the pro­ _ ^ ISaa O ovantiy,par­ ■ BubMripttoatlOB TV ‘ 4 ▲ gift of money for the purchase most empty, there was still some ti gtoriBca SdnKsklaoa as ■ H.a liittonrtra auwn. ^ nfMct^ a( a lactem will be presented to discussion from the few interested posed regulations that Would re­ Dyk# Show Sandra A O m n m , « quire 1,000 feet between auto serv­ IrtiuHlMtoi m Sum. A Alisa of Dsssgrsgstien MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER the Whiton Memorial Library to­ parties who attended. I ttrtM ; John WOUaiha (J4) Dynamics of Dessgr ^ iS. RdTlaat als*«t *t » :» night 1^ the Manebeater Busineaa Under consideration were ice stations. News ( 8-40«8) Our Hsn Higgins Other Vemon C!lro*e property M Auni Mr. • :S |} Ja ile r CTonklts 10:00 (8-40-83) NShed Clly 1 <**»»d .tettoWrins and Profaaaional Woman’s Chib. changes to the zoning regulations A lia PDra aiiid M n . Kenneth Inkisv (fO-S2-.10t Eleventh Hour ■tone tratfla. « » * « L ? ^ that would alter some of the rules owners attended the meetlnig to 7:00 (H W a-*M 0) New. Bport. ( 3-13) Steel Hour t o — in id red Slmpaon, Ubrarian, determine toe effect of the Boning Mnydan, both of MnnafteM, wlU (24) 46 yrs. with P:txpstrlck will accept tha check from Mrs. for commercial developments, and play the' flootar and Kate KdU*. 11:00 ^ »4-10-i2-33-304063) Nev changes In the zoning map that changes on their property. None rterfeSi..,. Sports...... Weather Potts* Sakdiwit KVm OSbOtM Abraham KUbanoff, club president, M sbeotivelv. .: (U ) Film __ at the 6 o'clock meeting in the would affect an area north and of them had any subatenUal com­ " SubMriptloB TV (ft))0) Tonight (C) New Looks, New Shapings in M' Bo^nSound OB south of the Wilbur Cross High plaints. Robert WdBWB <• oMt ns Cap­ 'obe ( 8) Movie id a aioiwjploir. attempted to library. Briefs tain KaUbr, Betty Spn^a na An­ inoa (40) Steye Allea Show Mrs. Moran Lucineele of the way near the Vemon Circle. nie S id U v^ J ota SpaR|t;«h ilttot. ^ 11:10'(13) Itovie ;'^|>aM toe'^iBB^-'ana- Steuck an According to Charles Brown, ’The annual Rockville Police­ tTrainlaa (O «;3U (83-30) TonllM tC) D0«>- Mias and Mrs. Beauty Salon in and Rdfleas iEtoe ai^ , i 81 Steve XPcb Show ri&nninf. _____ - caS, driven tV Mrs. chairman of the board, the major man's Ball has been scheduled for . ilea n ^ 4; S y KSnney'af W> W. inddl* Tpika. Hartford will give a demonstration ragoe 1:00 f 8) Movie on wig making, and will speak on differences between the present May 4, from 8:80 p.m. to 12:80 t"Mo one toaa hurt.,^ . a m. at the PAG Oub on VUlqge ita M TtRDArS TV WEBB FOR OOMFLETB USTINO the history of wigs. and proposed regulations are a re­ TTw fto ft rta aow ai^ta'itatad ■ .at Coats feaelved Btoderate loH front dam- quirement that any development St. A buffet supper will be served, l$ra. KUbanoff announces that and music will be supplied by Eld • pjn« Tuasday . at yiMi Barbara Coleman has been of over four acres be approved by Vtoftonai TochHioal School. Mpp. the board, and that a commercial Sojka’s orchestra. L!«OBtatday aft ernoon at * o c i < « appointed state membership chair­ ’The regular ineetitig of the t>e- O. RltoaM Messier is pubtloity That change your man, Mrs. Norman ComoUo will zone abutting another type of zone gree of PocahUhtoS' wfii be at 8 abalnnan. ‘ R a d io 1 K^aent taro /pantona to toe hoopttal be the Manchester delegate to the be screened by a planted buffer Wata Fted Sale strip. p.m. Friday .at the. Moose Cub, (TMi B ^ g laeliidea anly UmmS broadeaata of 19 ar 18-mtaate .with aeaip g d ^ state convention in Danbury in Elm St. Roc&vflle. Plans will be St Mary's St. (Jarmoiae Oijild May, Mrs. George Verves Is al- Objections were raised by John will conduct a fooid’^atia from 10 tagth) S ^ a station, carry other .tart aewwaats). perspective the laHimn-SoMoBo **• Bamini, who owns land in the area made for the Rnd. Anniversary oM- twnate delegate, and Miss Cole­ ebration in A l^ . ' a jn . to 4 p.m. Saturday kt Tronib- WOBC-IM. I' 7:06 Conversation Piece [‘^aition MtA^riMptoto fi^ury. and man will also act as liaison chair­ of Vernon Circle, to the provision lay'a market on A t. 31. Mm. 'Don­ - la'ii '^7:80 Newe of World that toe proposed CAX commer­ The junior choir of Vemon Meth­ nor. Bhinee 7:46 Sing Along ^ Ptow WhaSona. man at the convention. Mrs. Irene odist Church will conduct a food ald (toamnaane will be geneml 8:06 Pop Concert moment you see them! KMXK, Pli f-{ recOlved traabnonttor Roy la chairman of the nominating cial acne only be used for develop­ taatonwmAUm o f the porito 9:05 Nlghtbeat ments o f four acres or more, and sale Saturday at Hartmann's su- 11:00 Newe badciiaiMcato, a ho^dtal bp<**o- committee for 1968, and wUl be as­ permsu'ket in Rockville startbig at are asked to give honM oaUik! ) Now. sisted by Miss Harriet Davis and have at least 400 feet of frontage. Bsiv'qr; Dr. Albert B. 11:16 Sports Final "That lets me out,” said Bar- 10 a.m. Proceeds will be used to ' foods or oath donations, a Starlight Serenade lltote aoddent ooourr^ Miss Marlon Copper. help acquire chrir robes. Those that la unable to bring baked doi^ 1:00 Newe and Sign Off. ninl, referring to property he WPOP—14M Bm m b o p o r ^ who will donate and wish to have natkaiB may contact Mm. Ray- owns north and east of the Circle, mond MaroU, pOblloity ehairmaa. 8:0u Joey Keynnids &»Y*ale« J*B, Bolton, that would faU Into the proposed the food picked up should coll Mrs. BdwMS~l> Momaa 10:00 Bill Hughes . tans on too . 2 Area Students Richard Hannaford in the Mitchell HeaMli K ata Slated 1:00 Johnny Argo left tmn Into Ink* St CAZ sone. exchange or Mrs. Robert Firby to XMnalyaes for pupUs in OraiRd w iitr—UM » x„»,mage and Palmer caara ai- "I’ve only got 300 feet of front­ S, 5, 8 and 11 m toe Oovani^’ Toaight S t Mr Place ■ :(K) News. Wall Street the TRemont eocchange. [.lOO, Slgp. Off 6:16 Showcase w H** fdnrto vehicle w m (^et ROTC Posts age there,” he said. sohool aystam wtU bs done nmt 8;4I> lx)well Thomoe 'Operated by Joto Itotaje, IS, Atty. Leon Podrove suggested IH INaS LOOK d i f f e r e n t ? montlL ^according to health offl- £w u ’'*uS* We.ther 7:00 Showcase 'j^Sioolriyn, OoBB-, waa unable Two RXyre seniors enrolled In that Bamlnl’s difficulties were not PHILADELPHIA- (AP) — A spe­ rtals n , Rotart P. Bowwt Vnk j l lUiiort 8:00 The World TooUta M the.Dsr 8:80 Showcooe f to atop, and craibod Into r w the University of Maine have re­ an Isolated instance of hardship cialty house reports a sellout item Anna (Bay 4nd M m Blvelyif >W«t- Three'Star Extra 11:00 Newa liof toe Patoner vobtole pu^dng ^ ceived promotiona and new as­ caused by the proposed zone. In mink eyelatoes at $10 a pair. aer, aohoM nuraes. d * t o toe Humpacre car, wW to Jn signments in toe First Maine He said that the four-acre, 400- The perfect gift for someone who Inatruottons wtU be sent boiiae S^toim atruck too SVaaJer v^eto. Cadet Brigade. foot requirement would be too in­ has worn out her roae-colopred with the p ofU s of Grade 2 toe «*^>n oaiB were towed aw ^ ■niey ere Cadet Capt. John P. flexible to allow feasible com­ glassea week a t Mhivh 4; Grade 5, the ftenalve damage. PoBoe are atm »■ Toomey, son o f Mr. and Mrs. mercial development In most parts wedc a t March 11; Grade 8, the r»«BtlKat4ng toe IncidMit. FYancis Toomey, 23 Lyndele St., of town. week of March 18 and Grade U SPECIAL ANNUAL SALE > B en jm m O. D eS>«t 51, Mana- Manchester. and Cadet Capt. "Since the board is going to Om we ek o f Mar

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.tVd2ix.---..,i'j;A'L’ 1-1-* ■ ■ XAKCHBSTBR EVENING HERAU)/lfANC8ElinnBR, QQIWv mm iiaiMUha iad dM 'srsM J tMilMft «itp «K «Mh t«m mpmA mv m M me MM Board Ponders yk Thafight for Today Regime Stabfe CSoMaaa,' In hU tapit, ■■sttoeiMrt' MlA Obituary Party Leaders Agree R is Jaat Mt pomibla that U(f by the aUncheeter •*Wa krahl tokafifitih* ****>J!S!t List Drawn Barring Aides OeaBoU at ChBrehee moa task, and tha UWad M ayA m - in U . S . paiiy to auch a oeafUct Aould be In Venezuela wflU^ to carry tho aenftlct ea aa Statoa, to davalqp > 1^ From Politics inaer circle in cloee companlon- Castro regime in Havana aad LONDON (AP) — M atanlM i Births Record ton, and tfwo stotsn, Mrt. I r ^ ■holite iMt rb* iNic uniformed Rus­ The budget has been tentatively Kennedy. He is expected back la RN AU l i with the praiwntattad they aikad J. IXitUa and M f«. Btanley B. Ma­ ‘Tve felt that when Cuba Is re­ agree that this question might ne msmbar, is a request of a weak with Jesus. against international communism. who find bird • iratolfiill tM itn to ♦ M SM AMMIM. IM fi iWM4-fl sian or tochnlcian left In Cuba. estimated at $90,000 for the first Omeva eariy next week. Carriar Ml- iM.' Cheater, Langtry, deputy diraetor son. both form er MannHeater rad- covered, it will have to be recov­ year of operation, including $63,- answered in the affirmative," Fos­ •••••♦•si ••• ^^^59 moirs for a union whoaa members ice James U always named He said the sitiiation In Venes- uciis might diaeover ttia SSSMS S tM 4- r.T« CMtSOM JtSa Senate Democratic ^der;M 0ke In a move unrelated to the dis- ter said. “But there 1s a fraction »»♦•••»•••»• bMore John, it U a reasonable do- 1 uela has improved considerably custom at >iaail-«ratoliih|t mdfa la o f pubUb works, to b e.pctp an d to 15 Single Day Mansftrid of Montana voiced ium ered by the Cubans,” he said. “I 600 returnable to the town’s gen­ ousston of a test bon, Soviet Dep- alraady raectvs $140 a wedc. give it again to tba puMto at a' think our policy should be to give of unldenUfled earth tremora be­ JUBw •••••••♦•••• lulO !•* dueUaM tn-t James was the older since 1958 .When 10 years of die- Ouir toato. Tba daaU'aHWd Xad> —which be arid was shared by eral fund through tuition and $26,- uty Foreign Minister Vaslly V. low which will affect deterrence Bat all these impossible things tatorship ended. Mpeotal meeting eomeUma In ttie Frank O. Sagar , Kennedy—that ■ Khrushchev wUl the Cubans all the help we can 600 directly due from taxes. IQunetsov Introduced a proposal BX •••••••■••••♦*•♦ »^P *40 of the two brothers. Here U where •1 tor UM, asrarded by tha Irtt- MancfaaaUf Memorial Hos- and, unfortunately, the Bovlet po­ have happaaed, they are haj^ien* the greatneee of James comes out. HU government. he declared. ish toan WataMac wiaaty, future, TWnapeople will aupport Frank O. Sager, 84,'of Bloom- caU mU o f his troops horns. to work toward that end.” The Manbhester Community Col­ for a nonaggression treaty be­ fUTitlRt DRtif iAtll’l illA* ^ ■uoh a program, aald Mahoney, U pltai oa a whole today miriit , I I i4 II* S.'- .li II ...... sition is below that fraction, As Ing, ssid they may, for all anybody Ria younger brother John received "has seriously and thoroughly de­ awkrdad to lataal Iiifa lli-• ( Arid, died Monday, at Hartetfd lege Citizens' Advisory Council tween the North Atlantic Treaty are the Soviet numbers." they understand what it maana to not ba as crowded ae it has a oan aay bow , g o on happening In* qiedal attention, “the one whom voted itself to carrying out the in­ Mb. m ., i ir aaadbfir a « I laM - Mmantmai ComtMoMCmCImmphmhIp ______^ H ^ lt a l. He was brother of Mrs. that the issue is likely to arouse Inc. is also asking an interim Organization and the Warsaw Indian Delegate Arthur Lall Jesus loved.” We have never a MtlMI tbe town. been during the past few Martha NevlUe, 182 Deepwood Dr., Pact powers. definitely. escapable peaceful revolution that •at maaber. af Ram abaat weefce, but ohi ia the ob- the same emotional storm it did in budget through whi<*i to finance proposed the conclusion Of a test hint that James was jealous. No has been set as the goal for aU dmlng ttM yday. In the meantime, Langtra and Monchesteir, and of Mrs, Doris The treaty draft said the two the eOglnaerlng department wlU atotrics ward ever crowded. State News 1961. work tiefore the college is sched­ ban ti^eaty with a number of in­ Itiere ia, then, no aaving, provi­ envy Intarrapted their brotherly the tmderdeveloped countriaa of Hutohlnaon, Andover, The 1961 "dogs for research” bill uled to open next fall. groups of nationa would “solemn­ spections subject to review after dential, absolute law against the relationship. Latin Americi^'’ wort* out detailed prlorttiaa on Fifteen baUes,. a Y«oord for Other aurrivors Indchfoa two died on the last day of the session. ly refrain from attack, the threat •torm dihlns end highways, to ' A olngle day, weto born thare ionsT^ West H **«oid.'«u#B l^- the first year. unthinkable, the unspeakable in Under orders of Herod, James Another factor which he as /lilt; II' ; The reseoreh centers say they or use of force, in any manner Foster and Humphrey wsira the wse b readed , the first of the preaant to ttur directors in two yeatarddy. field, two brother*. Of ‘Nbrih Qui- inconsistent with purposes and file conduct of human affairs. contributed to halting advanca of A set of twins and a daugh­ need a better law because they Bolton luncheon guests of Kuznetsov im­ Twelve to die a martyr's death. communism in Venezuela was hip m onths.' I ton and Canton Ontor, and three are not able to Obtain enough dogs principles of the United Nations mediately after the conference Ik* There is nothing automatic In Jamee we see humility and Langtra recommended that spe­ ter of a minleter were among oiatera of ForestvUlri Sims­ for study. charter, against one another or in session. British Minister of State government’s stern policy against cial capital reaerve funds ba set the 10 bo^ and 5 girls who which keeps the worst from hap- eourage combined. John, his Communists who defy the laws. bury, and Alford Maas. * Opponents say It Is cruri to sub­ Several Meetings their international relations in Joseph B. Godber waa also invited. fcu o r brother, Uved on in Ephesus to an up (or the storm drains, and for made their arrivala. The twine, Funeral services wUl tomor­ general.” penlng. Venezuela's businessmen, ha ject dogs to laboratory experiment. Commenting on the private old age. Both brothers were devot­ the hlghwAya. •; boy and a girl, were born to row at 2 p.m. At ,ths Eftbomfleld the propoegd commlsaion, Glad- Anyway, they say, the present A British delegation spokesman talks with the Russians this week, tiet people get callous anough, ed foUosrsik who witnessed in said, "understand that the dUem- Divide Projccta Mr. and Mrs,. George Hair of Federated Church. BurlAl l i^ h e in, aton*% statoment said. Victims of Storm . I»e<. ma is inescapable: Either we shall law, which leaves the decision of said the pact, proposal “is not a Humphrey told newsmen: • hardened enough, indifferent vastly dWerwit ways. PrloriUee on storm drains yere Rt. 8, Rockville. The Rev. and Mountain View Cemetery. Friends Althouj^ a trl-Btate transaction what to do wMh unclaimed strays disarmament hiecMure but might “ The discussions were" courteous _____ There are those who serve have social reform, with a better •atobllahed, he said, on the basea Mra Kemeth L. Gustafson, 22 may caU at the Taylor land Mo- committawhas been in existence, it Telephone wires buzzed last rwilBK mattar enough, let them begin to buy the distribution of the wealth, with S a k . up to local dog wardens, is ade­ have some value in reducing in­ and responsible. 1 have a feeling Christ in a dramatic act of witness of the overaJI benefit to the town Vernon Bt., bod a daughter. deen Funeral Hdme, 12 , Seneca •was not'~*mpowered to do more quate.. night as fan-out systems went into ternational tension.” that the Russians are more Inter­ ifie H e n J l biH of goods which tells them high and stable wages, with edu­ and the reduction of the greatest Rd.. Bloomfield, todky from 7 to 9 than inriU recbmmendatipns. operation canceling scheduled or crUU. while others are called cation and land tor the people; or a»*5-**„ Gat full valua for bvary pdhny you ipand ouch wMk . . . ihop ' Sons were born to tbe fol­ Foster expressed disappoint­ ested in a test ban treaty now they can't do an3rthing about on to go through the routine of accident potential resultlim from lowing parents: meetings tai deference to the snow­ ment at the lack of progress In Christian living day by day, quiet­ we shall have violent revolution, AliPI Sava ca*h on hundr^ of valuaa. . . gat Plaid Stamps, too. ^ Contributions to tho Bloon^eld . '0 ■ ------T- Saved from Death than they have been on other o c­ things—and the worst can happen. which will destroy the qiiritual J floods, potholM, ice and the like. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ouel­ . Jfteid fo r Merger storm. But one group gained by the test ban negotiations since the casions. I do not believe Kuznet­ ly with no publicity. Are you For the convenience of the di- Federated Church Memorial Fimd the event. -1 p A , In the New York strike, nobody values that are peirt of our West­ lette of RTO 1, Ellington; Mr. BRANFORD (AP)—”I was just conference resumed Feb. 12. The sov would be here unless they ready for elthsrT Both ways are SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY (BUH PORTION lb 49i) rectors, Langtry and Walter Fuss, and Mrs, 'Waltw Unsworth, 89 may be made In Ws memory. W Ai^IN GTO N, D. C. (AP) — plain lucky,” says Daniel Greco of As Mra Alan Leventhal said to­ reelly believed it could go this ern and Christian civilization.” Rep. OgOtn R^Reld, R-N.Y., urged gap between the two sides seemed were negotiating serloualy." • avMqr-l >m. Ttojtay. "standing up for Jesus" town engineer, divided the proposed Summer St.; Mr, and Mrs. his rescue from a chute in which day, confirming that the sJd class to have narrowed but was deeper ' p.m. VtUay. ^ far. Nobody really believed that Rev. James V. Claypool At a White House dinner Tues­ projecte by their estimated cost Ohestor BaczkowOkl today tn*41n^U8lpn of the New will meet tomorrow, "We do have QaiiUIad daedlbiat 10:8(rp>i|^ Mcfc Pulhr Cookfid Charles Saunders, 136 Brkn- he had been completely covered by and more difficult to bridge, he b e b o e b d i e s Superintendent day honoring Betancourt, Kennedy OPniPJILTO One category is for projects in ex- ford St.; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oheater B»«dtoWsWu 813 Haven R allrofd in the proposed snow.” y ol Jbileation axeapt fatunUp * the worst could be reel. said in a toast "We wish the Unit­ crushed stone. said. NEW HAVEN (AP> — Orarge s.m. ______Norwich District susnBW* Shank Portion LB eesa of $100,000, a second Is for Curley of 17 Davis Ave.,lRock- Capitol Ave., Hartford, father of merger o f the Pennsylvania and "Another five minutes and The town-sponsored ski class “The last step across this gulf Otherwise, somebody might have Methodist Church ed States to be identified with 9 pj«. ntnAY projects costing between $10,000 ville; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bar­ Leonart RacakbWiiW, 764 Center New York .Central. He called it will be conducted on the Rt. 6 W. Berger, 83, New Haven man­ W«»iisdiflr. Filmwry JO leaders like you, liberal progres­ 3 1 S e S 7 C 3 & ^ HAMS wouldn’t have made It,” he said as appears difficult to take. Taking ufacturer and civic leade<% ' died done something more about it. The and $100,000, and the third U for ton of 14 Foster Dr., Vernon; St, died last nLght at H5a*t Hart­ to the .'New Haven’s sur- he thanked his quick-thinking co­ Slope at Williams Rd. from 7 to 9 POWDERED ORANGES sive leaders who believe that the this last step requires the good yesterday at Grace-New Haven members of the union might never WaabhighMi's Mrthday Supor-Right Quality, U.S. Gov't Inipsctod, Grade A projecte under $10,000. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts ford Hospital.. vival. workers at the I%ne Orchard Har­ p.m. tomorrow. will and effort of both sides. It WASHINGTON. D.C. (A P )—In­ problems of this hemisphere can Within each coet category are Reid, who represents th« heavi­ The Ladies Benevolent Society Community Hospital after a long T m Reform Overboard? have followed one power-hungry be solved in cooperatieea using St. George’s CJhurch have not yet tions on all major issues which ers Ck>., manufacturers of custom f»'w program which has least open Commission. The product, now in only for the dictators in the last that can be put off for a longer announced new plana for their medical supports and fash ion rank and file behind hfan. Medi­ the experimental stage, is a pow­ two years, but also by the Com- Ter., Farmington; and Mr. and and a member o f <;,the PoUrii service is ,vltri to the residents of a bulldozer to push the crushed must be agreed upon if we are ■npport In Congress or anywdier* PkBSH MUfKIT niONT JL mC time. Mrs. Jerry Williamson of 203 American Oub, RockviUe. bis distnet. stone through holes that lead to a meetings. to reach agreement on a nuclear foundations. ators migM not have been so,, lei­ der which dissolves readily in cold munlsts.” Road Work Varlea Baptized Sunday He was the company’s first •toe, for that matter, is the reform water to make orange juice. Or­ Underscoring Kennedy’s re W s tk b n Pot Roost (Straight Cut lb 15c) CUT LB 0 9 Woodland Dr., Wapplng. Survivors, besides his son in The examiner now is consider­ chute and a conveyer which car­ test ban.” surely and delicate in their ap­ PrioriUes on the highway proj- The daughters were bom to: Manchester, include hi* wife, Mrs. ing the New Haven’s plea that It ries the stone to a l»rge. Mark Andre Peltier was bap­ He recalled that the United president and later served ae chair­ proach. The people of New Toik ange powder would offer shipping marks were reports of more vio­ DRUG UOliPANY •cte era more ne'bulous, said Long- tized Sunday at St. Beorge’s Epis­ man of the board. He was also one Ih e Idea of closing o ff some at an3 storage advantages because lence Tuesday ins Venesuela. Pro- 3 LB M M A Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mary Raezkowski of Hartford; a be made a part of the proposed He got off the bulldozer to check Arab Republic delegate, Abdel City might not have acted aa if COLONIAL C A N ^ a # W try. Some roads need to be recon­ Csaszar of Buena Vista Rd., oon, Henry Racficowskl of Falls Penn-Central system so as to ex- the stone, which in cold weather copal C5hurdi by the Rev. Edward Fattah Hassan, asked Monday If of the organizers of the New Ha­ «M kxjpholes in the present tax It U ligbt-weight and needs no re­ Communist terrorists staged a ser­ M l MMb fik-lA I-«M1 Canned Hem structed from the base, some just W. Johnson, vicar. He is the they had been cast for the rolee of frigeration. ies of robberies and shootings in South Coventry; Mr. and Mrs. Church, Va.; two daughters, Mrs. psnd lU freight traffic potential. sometimes freezes and must be fewer than e^ht on-site inspec- ven Community Chest. stnictiire. of bringing more logic Supar-Right need resurfacing. Stanley Banavlge, 279 Bum- Ted WoJnar of RockviUe and Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joan-daude readerless sheep. 1 lb m a c "The people of the 26th Congre­ broken up to prevent blockage of and proportion into regulations The aim is to have roads that ham St.; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jbseim Buckowski of Thompson- gational District have a vital stake the chute. The stone gave way, he Peltier and grandson of Mr. and Sometimee nobody tskee the Im- Frankforts All AAaat Skinlau PKG 9 ^ Mrs. Harry Jackson of Oufflunan oorsring eo[penses, of preventing M will last 16 to 18 years, with prop­ Bassett of Egypt Rd., Elling­ ville; 10 grandchUdren and 2 in these proceedings,” Reid said. said, "and fuimeled through the poesible seriously enough to pre­ er malntonance. Factors to be con­ ton. great-grandchUdrsn. Dr., Manchester. ■ome of the obvious abuses of pre»- LARGE "More than 22,600 residents of my chute, dragging me along with it.” vent it No New York TinieeT No S sidered are the drainage, the base, Yesterday’s births were the The funecpl wfU be held Friday district, mostly commuters, travel Oo-workers saw the accident, Lake Property Sold OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. •ont regulatlona—this idea doesn't the need for sidewalks and curb­ second this month to reach The Haling property on Rt. 44A Herald Tribune? Impossible! Broccoli FRESH TENDER BUNCH ait 8:16 ajn. from the Rose HUl each weekday on the New Haven but couldn’t dig Greco out from ■sally sen itself to anybody. For, ing, and the width, crown and high numbers. Fourteen were Funeral Home, Elm St., Rocky has been purcha:^ by Rohert S. That's what we afl said, tw« 2 LB Railroad. These commuters rely the top because loose stone kept .,a*«n if you aren't getting away horizontal and vertical curvature. born on Feb. 6. HUl, with a requiem Maes at S.S. pouring in. A trap door at the lx>t- and C h ri^ne S. Mbrtensen of months ago. We may manage to A major oompllcation for eome Church, on the New Haven to get to work Brandy St., according to an exec- i'wtth anytiiing yourself, under the 25 Ixtri SfRnpi Carrots FRESH WESTERN CELLO QyrU and > Methodius and back home for a total of some tom of the chute was removed, and aay K again today, but not very roads ia that utility lines for gas, Gardner Bt.; Bldrtdge Bt. from ID rifoed, at 9. Burial wlU be in utorh deed filed with Town C!lerk pnsent system, how do you know WrtN 1 U KO NWee AU Mi fMcINTOSH, U.S. 4LB 46,000 each day. Also, about 1,000 Greco was pulled through. Olive H. Toomey. The Mbrten- convincing. water or sanitary sewage ^ Main St. to Spruce (M.; Haynes Rose HUl Memorial Park, Rocky He suffered braises, scrapes on ttmt ebsnge might not penalise NO. 1-2’/*" MIN. BAG' slated for tastallatlon at some fu­ St. from Main St. to Russell St.; Hill. school children depend on this sen’s have acquired title bo the SklnlaM fi'Mkfarti A pples service dally.” the left arm, and a bloody nose, but house and land on the north side you ? And, although you may b« ture time. Prospect St. from Hartford Rd. to Friends may call at the funeral did not require hospitalization. Haclonatack St.; Arch St from home tomorrow from 6 to 9 p.m. o f Rt. 44A. The deed was pesskS '■svare of the fact that somebody The possibility that uUllty llnee Too Many :Mreha« BANQUET 1 LB 6 OZ Z would ba installed, causing a street Center St. to RWge St.; and Pur­ Kerr-Mill* Fight Looms SHACKNEY TRIAL by the Connecticut Bank and *alae is getting away with eomc* 25 Extrt Stamps to be dug up soon after it Is recom- nell Pi. WUUam 9. Ckudoni Trudt Oo. as executors. During the night Msetf, aU w t A pple Pie FROZEN SIZE HARTFORD (AP) — The Re- NEW HA'VEffJ (AP)—The trial lawrenoe Converse has given a "thing, paying less than he ^ould, WHh A •riS'* fn n . i isihw structed, changes the priority giv­ No cost estimates were given. WUUam J. Gordon, 84, of 165 pubUcan-domlnated House of Rep- could see was that some rather Streets which should have a re­ of David I. Shackney, a obicken warrantee deed to Wayne R. and .K is difficult to feel that thla Is en to some streets, said Lnng^. High St, died early this morning reeenta'fi’ves was expected to vote farmer accused of holding a Mexi­ experier.ced eurator was buqr SfiNketl InttS smmM* Vemon Bt* north of Lydall St*e surfacing of No. 188 Bituminous Laura B. Gonyer for a lot In TsaHy any skin o ff your own bank- Pum pkin SQUASHr'ItlS" 1 IbBoz EA at hia home. today in favor of broadening tho can family of seven in peonage Knollwood. stringing, from post to post, ths Buah Hill Rd.. LydaU St. from now, arid Langtry, are Ansaldl Mr. Gordon was bom Dec. 23, state’s partlc4paitilon In the Keir- .x«n. H eists, Green Manor Rd., Mead­ and involimtary servitude, contin fat whits velvet oordons which ANN PAGE ALL Parker Bt. to Vernon St. are 1878, at Lisburn District, County MIUb program of medical assist­ ued today in UB. District Oxurt. In reality, Just about everybody among the roads which are in poor ow M., Sherwood Circle, Croft Manchester Evening Herald Coke M ixes VARIETIES 3 PKGS Down, Ireland, and Uved in Monr ance for the aged. Yesterday’s court session was Bolton correspondent, Grace D. ' Is a bit nervous over what “tax re- would form aisles tor the apseta- condition and which have suffici­ Dr., Woodhlll Heights, Summer The Hbuse action, coming on fl Spiehl SdlsI St., High S t, Garth -Rd. and Deep- Chester for many years'. He was a highiighted by the testimony of McDermott, telephone Mitchell ' forms” might do. For many people, tors and forward framing tor the ent traffic to warrant their being weaver at Oheney Bros, before his the heels of a Kerr-MUls meas­ the oldest daughter of Luis Hum­ rot A uMim raw only wood 3-6566. they might spoH any tax out that next day’s exldblt. Ttis eurator Stem* & Pieces 4 reconstrbot*^, but which are due retiiement. ure already approved "by the Dem- bert OroB, 42, the former Mexico MHO, MRiow corns savi sa* M ushroom s lor uUUty Installationa. Streets which need partial re- •ams along with them, ih any was pressing sR kinds sf basic most delicious He was a member of Washing­ ocrat-conltroUed Senate, sets the City cab driver who brought oonstruoUon and peurtial resurfac­ The amount of traffic now or in ton Lodge, the Royal B la^ Pre- j Stage for a battle over the issue. ebasges against Sbaclmey. .ease, the worry and uncertainty materials into use—elsetrie pow­ the future on a road ia the most ing are Proctor Rd., Victoria Rd., "Sna DemocraMc Senate biU was ■KH. PUUOOOliD MVI n< PieCrustMix JIFFY 2 2 5 ‘ Irving St., Oxford St. and Henry ceptory and tbe WaslUngton Bo-'' Petite, 18-year-rid Maria Elena about them takes a grreat deed of er wires, belephooe wires, olothss- Important criterion for the prior­ abuittled to a House oomm*ttee. Oroa testified that Shackney re­ About Town S t elal (Uub. Ills edge of anticipation off the lines, and an occssloinal long film Red Circle I 1.49 Homemaker ity liati said Langtry. survivors, aU of Mahehester, in­ The GOP House Wll is p x p jic ^ to fused to let the family attend potentla] tax out Itself. The result tree branrii which would be bent VieOHSHW ANO W1NSY, SAVI lit Baked Beans 9c OH 6 in Anderson, dent to study this question for ac­ the greatest one day axliibit ia ttM Iwst Mven years, he said. Wsrrah W estbrook, w n ia m turn of one control. Mea^’ to eaas somaone hasn’t James CUenney, Farmington; a tion before the 1966 General As- PAY ONLY history sf art. AH Swift PiiwScMrt 7 Roods to ReboUd son to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 'WU- Fralze, Ymisrn Ksuffmsn, Chsries Mmbly session. • Automatic Mealtimer* "cook*” Jwaril K yet, la to eut taxsa and Storloc At the present rate of sfipUea- liamson, Wapplng. Gilbert and Kerwin Rsu. Chairman John J. Budds pointed meals while you’re away. I spendiBg. Sonia of us may tion, he said, it will be five years A huge delegation ffom Noble $ • Automatic rotisserie. Uftoil NON MY MW before all 80 mUeo have been cov BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. out that one reason for delaying be able rate this aay more M wfiriti MT and Mrs. Eugene Dickenson, 244 and Westbrook, Beet H ertford, 'vie- a southeastern branch is the elim­ • Eye-level oven and controla. to •red. Ited Wstkins-Weet Funeral Home, Smoast tbaa the worat kind of 1SOZ jic mizoz 7«c MoKoe S t; a ton to Mr. and Mrs. ination of $8 million for Hartford • Handy pull-out cooktop. PK6 mt 9K6 PKO "D Langtry and Fuss reebounand- Edwin MUler, East Hartford. 143 B. Cents* at, hwt night branch improvement from the gov­ WIN ACCEPTABU TRADE • Thermostatically controlled unit Jncphole tor ilio fiiaip dodger, but FRE£ BEUVERY •or iOT •d that se ven roads be reconstract- DI80HAROBD -YESTEIRDAT: •d "in the very near future.” ernor’s bu^et recommendations to makes pans automatic. UplMn eome o f us are stMl Uviz^ In Monuri Rodrlguea, South Windsor. the current Oraersl Assembly. • Slips easily into any apace 80* f A.M. to 9 P.M. Hieae ore Adams St. from Om- DOBauiAiROBID TODAY: David 3 ka twentieth century, wHh no tmr St. to W . Middle lY>ke.; Spring Presldenitt R sbbldge reported wide. Looks built-in. *T«iL ;}aal ^ipreciatlon for ths new fiscal BMClhNut Lojrim , ToUand; Roger MOrriiom, Public Records that a 4»faon committee of the RwlHtorl Mn. Birtlerwsrtli St. from' 8. Ifhin St. to east oi! Reservoir Rd., Roclcville; Mrs. Music e ♦ music ♦ ♦ music SEE CONNOISSEUR SbONI gpiafiMraattoe o f tomorrow. ARTHUR DRUG trustees and fitate Board of Educa­ M y Fowl Bella Tstofoult, Putnam; Randall tion has decided it Is not neces­ Wm m ^ on* «CA by WWrIpoo) Cor*«allaib iMMlectiMW ■ ■ ■ '■ D«9 FMd l i e PeodeiMi Synp Fletcher, 11 Warren Ave., Vomon; The M anchester Steel Oo. sary to establish a special advis­ What fun you’ll have the day you speak the •I ICA WHMItrOOl o^pHoMM, avibetlMd by *»*• CweetWee *( MlAM a 5 JAM 95^ Personal Notices Neal MUler, RFD 3, RookvUle; againet Frank, Louis, Mary and ory commission on higher educa­ universal language the Hammond Organ way. I n e ^TMpofiribk’' In ’t Mark Banniiig, Mansfield Center; Frances Ouintparo, property s t 79, tion in the state. Such a commis­ 'sssr ’S[“ 6r Ann Lemek, Triland; Mrs. Joy sion has been proposed by Gov­ The harmonic drawer bars enable you to ob­ Tha New Toric newqiaper strike juNioe A jam 92^ 81, 88 end 87 Charter Osk fit., re- Kelleher, Ooventiy; Debra Fka- tumsble March 6 st Hartford ernor Dempsey. tain thousands of different tone combina­ Tested. Adjusted, Delivered, Guaranteed, Serviced MMd the Umits a t bo- In Memoriam' ■erald, 27 Conc^ Rd.; Dr. Babbldge said the Commit­ tions and with the “ touch-reponse percus­ By Our Own Mechanics Pittsburgh in loving memory of John Troumton, Claire Baker, Hany Lane, Vernon; County Court of Common Fleas, Famous For Service Since 1981 UflONI CAM. MI YUMA Who paisaed away February 30, 1943. clalm ^ ri^t of way. tee feels that the trustees and sion” many different effects. You can dupli­ M days aso, it was Mrs. Joan OTfoiU, 158 W alker S t; state board are competent acting sSSISrfi^ •■■"If TMiHfl "•*>•1.19 Cit M 2M«twK29' Mrs. Beverly Holt, Hany Lone, together to advise the governor on cate the music of the Islands, songs of India, PAINT Time take* away the eduge of grief. PAKENT8 WABMED I ■mwiT-'r Whm that ||4MIA||A|| But memory turn* back ever leaf. RockyUle; Anthony PaladiiiQ. Fast higher education needs in the state. the church organ or the feeling of marches ■am pMfihla baifaM ag aoki- ■OE MHN.14NI 8MiDeh|«i NsMlM ISBltSBU It ■■ **• 4fo H artford; Mrs. Dwae Ifooska, 601 HARTFORD (AP)-^Tbe direc- or waltzes. See the Hammond at Watkins . . H|^g|g|( lieSiKlBlJT* QMC. IM fflll yMKh ' Wife, Mae Troughton. Hartford Rd.; LaWranoo Hutriiin- tor of the Btsta Poieda Informa­ aon, 118 Hriiaine Rd.; Frederick tion Oentsr has wornod parents to Dog Hearings Start the organ that never needs tuning. It’s the IH ilPM A '’ : Rto ’iMUavaMk In Memorism Barnsley, 306 Portae Bt.; MQas Al­ ksm sweet-tasting aeedlctnee out HARTFORD (AP)—OonnectlcUt world’s largest selling organ. Play it . . . fill |Rla; » Najm ao- Larsen's ki loving memory of Elkel B. Bu^- ba Pesce, 14 Ridgefield St.; Mrs. o f file reach o f ofaildran. Arthur 8. lawmakers were to begin hearings your home with music. Prices start at $1040, Potterton’s jand. who paaaed away February 30, ' vlaaal- HARDWARE, INC. Reona Jacobs and daughter, 699% Blank, director of the State Health today on controversial bills whlcli Chord Organs at ?985 delivered. MANCHESTER’S LARGESIT AND OLDE8T V ff Center St.; Mrs: Marline Mlkolelt Department agency, esid yeetef- would moke it easier for laborato- N ltop*t8«oan,lfaBd It feeenia ao atrange that, tho** we need RADIO, RECORD AND APFL1AMCR$MNNM F h eaaSM -S m And tboa* we love the beat, and daughter, 109 St John Bt; dey that five osSe were veorived ■ies to obtahi dogs fo r metUeoi re- Mra. Jbna 'Brtoaa and aon, Wa|p-> lOK fo r w M ee an tueetinanit Adiiertise in D ie Herald—It Pa^s StLs“^srb2si^??*sr M and daHgv of cMUran who annk ♦ongb Mefl end tfiegreme OB the M8e liocmriRST. cot. op CHiiiOH MpBlue we atoeedg pUng H|I, iBdleatlng

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ROCKTHXJS OHMIC teadents Ekxind over to Tolland Oounty ' . | Superior Oourt yeatertey - RockvUla aeaaton o f 0i|lf|4' ^ l ^ r R o U 13 WM CMalew Prbyaa, Bl, of 'BIB South «t.. charged with tareaWaf Ml«r N>tad on Um> f.-:4-;.^ :'V-i and entering and larceny ot over H i^ Scteca Honor Roa at -ift- ■■■ .... 1160. > rted on Jan- KoOer and 23 that Breton had started a fight FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS ” with him at a BockvlUe bar. Dur* YOUNG TOMS Raady-to-Cook - 18 to 22 Lbs ing questioning at police head­ M PJW- yntard^. irten It quarters, Breton hit Pattrobnan ' I kaaellj. an acddant OPEN 1 P M. to 9 P M. FRIDAY Clarence Neff. Rt. d near Undbolm’a Butler was fined $6 for breach ______hishway of the peace, while Breton waa with an auto. FEBRUARY aiad ^ WAMUNUfOirf BIRVWAY fined a total o f $80 on the two ______to atote poUce, the ■?r chargee levied againat him. plow dilren by FMderick Bo- Charges against two youtha, alaa 3S> nC Rn> S. Willimantic. charged with larceny of under WM tn n U n c eaoL I t croM fd over UVE a n A L 2S-OZ $15, were nolled, because the val­ 160Z ue of the Items saolen waa leaa M o Aa otker lane, and ooUided CANS fic Quick or Ragular PKG iM k a woatbwinil auto, dctm by Sweet CornvKLi4 59* LB than $5 and neither had a pre­ D alda K . k n w r od dd Ouak- vious record. The youths were Gregory Ku- 0 ■an Dr., Mandwtor, pdiea mid. 15% OZ SAVE las, 17. of Windsor Locks, and Mo InJiBlm were leported, but the n-oz 9c Hca Thomas Stewart, 20, aleo of Wind­ ‘ ■ to be ■ Whole Be|ins<^"2 CANS 37* Wheaties Cereal sor Locks. Both were aireated by state police in Tolland on Jan. Tka Incident la atill undar tn- 12, when they were found taking waatlgatioii by l^tx.pa' 17-OZ SAVE 22-OZ PKG car parts from an auto junk yaJYl. Oaan of tte Colnheater Ttoopk CANS 6c Motor vehicles fines were levied Sweet Peas 2 37* Wheateiia Cereal IIADY-TO-COOK - 8 to 14 LBS LB 4 3 against the following: Gordon MacDteiaW of YO U N G H EN S Edward Daeder. 27, of Moun­ I Dr., boa done a aeriee of 22-OZ 3c DEAL CI w S m m h h p i a n u t e i m i R tain Springs Rd., RockviUe, $13 _ oB paintingi for the 12-OZ JAR for following too closely. Daeder VMmiBjr lee d eo m Ooip. which Comstock CHIRRY Ml nUING CAN 29* PACK SKiPPy JAR Sfc FULLY COOKED Bonttt Stamp Spaeiataf hit a truck slowing to enter the - badtapinyad in the newiy Wilbur Croes Highway from tha ,K endty Shop at 606 Smoked Butts > > 59* Mile Hill Road ramp on Jan. 24. S t, i^ie-tngWeM. Tke paint 150Z SAVE EXTRA STAMPS FUchard Hastings, 21, o f 189 dopiat weB-kaown Spring' HNAST CANS 21c Loomis St., RockviUe, $40 for SB tnclodinr Old Kirat Blueberries 2 49* Horoid Spam‘'sr'2 s^91‘ w i S i t m WITH ITEMS LISTED BELOW failure to drive at a reasonable rteiM* , tbeGeorgeeorreW Waiter alt Vincent distance. HasUngs hit the rear of pifWa Art Huaeom. Springfield D u ck lin g s R e id y ^ C o o k LB 49* 9-OZ SAVE a car stopped on Windsor Ave. to OoBega Canopus, and the statue o f HNAST oNEB^zpfcg Finast Large Belegna a Feb. 1 accident. Deacon Semnrt Cbapln. PKGS 4c W oM ori ■ATHROOM TISSUI 4 ROLLS 35* HAMS Armond Hmby, 30, of EUington, FUU SHANK SICnON MacDonald la a gradnatc of P ie Crust 2 25* $25 for driving to the left on a Pratt TnatiWe and is presently a oNiBozPkg Genea Italian Salami S au sage Meat^ 45* I . I r OLD DUTCHMAN curve. Hruby hit a utility pole on dna lance, nmral artist. He also SAVE Quick or Rogular 18-OZ ^ 9 C the wrong side of village St. in taackea daaaaa. H e ONE Pound Link Sausage country style n e w vfTO N S M-OZ PKG 4c 42-OZ PKG 45c PKG A I F l'‘n"'On In a one-car accident of Marior «B bam flat snamrl for Quaker Oats SPERRY Nabisco 35* OR HANDY Jan. 23; Ms nther tkan the tradi' oNEs^zPkg Brewa 'N Serve Sausage „oiin Oliver, 17. of South Wind­ M«w»ei n rtiotif Otis because o f the < Sliced Bacen ••-vMar u 59< sor. $18 for disregarding a atop painl’e qalek-drying qualities. SAVE oNE4^zPkg Eatwell Peppered Ham SNACK VARim U PKG SUNSWHT - AAIDIUM 2-U PKG 39 sign. Vernon police reported they Mk Prunes Raening Herald An* Nabisco 39* HOfWR M A S oNE4^zPkg Eatwell Ham Prescuittini observed Oliver run a stop sign al ■dent, Margery FULL BUTT SICTION li 49 c LB Loveland Hill St. and Rt. 83 on F ra n k s SKINLESS Feb. 9, Itt-MlX. CLOVIROALI 1-lB SAVE 5 9 oNE5H>zpkg Nepce Pastrami QT BTL CINTm SLiaS LI D9c Walter Pawlowski, 18, of Wara- Solid or Quartan PKGS 9c hoA»e Point, $8 for driving left at M argarine 3 47* M aio la Oil a rotary. Vernon police observed South Windsor 5 e 5 7 5 o 5r ^ S p e o i« l Pawlowski cut to the wrong aide W INTil HILL - Apple^Rrune, Aprkbt- 1-QT SAVE of the rotary at Rta. 140 and S3 QTBTL in Vernon on Jan. 18; Dinner Event Juices Nectar, AppieCrape, Orange-Apricel Nedar 2 BTLS 49* 9c W eick's Cod Fillet t.39< Swift's Premium Canned Hams cZ*2 Keillreth St. John, 26, of Barrc, Vt., $27 fo r speeding. St. John was clocked going 60 to 66 m.p.h. NORSI PlINCS SAVE Honors Odium 3V4OZ CAN 5-LB BAG w in a 40 m.pJi zone on Tunnel Rd., ■RISUNG 4c Vernon police said; Sardines 29* Gold Medal Flour Ftobert Sargeant, 28, Moun­ H a rty Odhun. retiring yDem- tain Springs Rd., ToUand, $16 for ocratic Town Committee chair­ PUDDINGS REG SAVE faUure to drive in the established man, will be honored at a testi­ EXTRA J l i l STAMPS Extra Fresh Rradmee Speeiats! lane. Sargeant was Injured in an monial dinner Saturday, at the A l Flavor! PKGS 4c M y-T-Fine 4 37* Nabisco mtiDow wmat 2'w(^'45* WITH ITEMS LISTED BELOW accident on Jan. 16, when his Jeep Wnigfate o f Ocduodnia H ^ on Mato left the road and tolled oo Ito 8L, Hast Hartford. 4*AOZ (No. One) Holy Bible aide on Kingsbury Ave. eztenaian In addition to his activitlm on HNAST . JUMRU-PAC to ToUand. tbs town oommitiee. Odium has JARS VALUE Homeland Too Bags Robert Dionne, 31, of Bpriiig- been chaiimea of the aoning board O lives 2 65* Grandm a's Molasses 49* ICEBERG LETTUCE 2-35 fleld, Maas., forfeited $16 bond o f am>eals, a member o f the in- Goldan Rosa Toa Bogi when he failed to appear to an«w«r duatiial dcvefa^ment commiaeion. 16-OZ SAVE a charge of failure to grant light and wns on the original school HNAST CANS 13c D'ANJOU - OREGON - Wonderful Flavor PUERTO RICAN — Fresh Inviting Flavor o f way. for Wapptng Applesauce 4 49* A*^HJ^king Soda 2 23* EXTRA STAMPS Bcmd amounting to $66 waa for­ JBementary School. feited by Walter Barbour, 37, of WITH ITEMS USTED BELOW Guest ^teakera Icr the fo40% Main St., waa nolled. and $16 bond Mmb Mary Nicholson, Mim Shir­ was forfeited on a breach of the OM I-fe loaf Finast Potato Breod ley Delnicki. Dr. Irvmg Freed- OLD MASTERS EDITIONS OF THE D u p on t T eflo n C oated peace charge when CovUle failed maa. John Cutler, Benedict Kup- O M pkg at 12 Finast Donuts r l a in , s u g a r , c i n n a m o n to appear in court. chtmne, and Frank Pierce. H R E ^ I N G Waldo Lake. 27, of 100 VlUage Chairman of other towns in the O N i FINAST Cherry Leaf Cake St., RockviUe, waa fined $7 for Fourth District will aieo attend the O M RNAH breach of the peace. dinaer. C h e rry P ie OyENWARE Charges against Dale F. Sher­ 4-H CMh Bake Sale ^ («e ^ “Yor” Garden FROZEN FOODS SALE O M paekago laeliand Farm« Cotteen Ch— • ||olp Ptble man, 16, of Kingsbury Ave., Rock- W m PVwmnr VaWry HomemAk- Compfafa S t i o f 5 P i f S vUle, claiming reckless driving and . era f-H (Sub will sponeor a food negUgent homicide, were continued oale at the Wapping Post Office (O lV B I • NEW AMBUCAN CATHOLIC EDITION NOW ON 5ALEI to March 6, pending the comple­ from 10 aja. to 2 pm. SUCH! tion of a coroner’s report. Heevr Syrup CTN • KINO JAMBS AUTHORIZED VERSION Tamwey Tieketo aa gale STRAWBERRIES GREEN BEANRu,rt!::L.^ tfTRODUaORY A continuance was granted to Prinripnl Henry Xdame has an- I2.0Z 00 2.0Z May 14 for Paul Pizza, 26, of Hart­ Cut FKG in 15 Sediond wHh Bindor nconeed that tirketa for the tour­ MIXED FRUITS 5 DoIkious Fonts CTN W AX BEANS TAMMJ N a i ford, charged with nonaupport. nament game between South 1 Q t. Round WuMtoor Ifig h School and Rham CAUUFLOWER WMe NOW ON SAU High School at Manrhewtcr High 100 Cossaioia ASPARAGUS cun * DM tooz Etlinger Honored tcnaoncw mgtat w ifl be on sale LIMA BEANS FKG S sd h m 4 oiid 5 9 9 / w A mL^the m e Soothbooui WmdeoTtv High School OTHERS 10OZ EXTRA STAMPS tor YOU! ...JUbo Sadioat 2 aaRl S SMI a * Sola •ff&oe~ £~ n r^ ::>:30 to noon tomor- NLOZ • 116 qt Round Couerola A l Farewell Fete tmr. Tpe gwagamc will be played at MIXED UEGETABLU ncG STRAWBERRIES m Hawr Syrup CTN CUF COUPON • 116 qt. Oval Cosaarola •:45 8Student tecketa ob- SECTION NO. I Controller Jay Etlinger tMned" la town wffl be available at or n-oz a 616' X 1016' Utility Pan honored yesterday by town api- ^kair prfae; at the game full price CTN S ^paoial ip tzod n eto iiy MELON BALLS E)-OZ a 5*x9'Loaf Pan ployee tuid department heads lit a wfll be tfwz^ed. 00 o f f e r o n l y luncheon at Cavey’s Raetaurant. rnie E. O Smitb-Hockvaie High 100Z s w n r REAS CTN JEcwy deon Teflon — No He will become the director of •ehool gmie wfl be played at 10.OZ i A A EXTRA^.^ I WITH B : OF finsince in M ilford Mairch 4. He T tl5 pm . PEAS A CARROTS ncG Btidting ...No ScouriTtgl haa been Manchester’s controller BaakelhaS Leaghe or I40Z I W 6 KEEN STAMPS STAlt ■ I TO O E X T R A STAMPS I since 1959. V m nearly orgnitiaed boakrtheiH Cal nCG $S or More M I Borden's Super Starlac 12-QT FKG 9 5 c Town employes presented him league held ka oeeand gpme of the lOOZ fASABIM , 99f iT.OTncG 4 9 c with g ift yesterday which SWEET PSAS WTend. ncc AND THIS COUPON A ls o Nestles Chocolate Morsels prompted him to joke In Ua ac­ WHOLE KiRNBLCORN UMIT OM TO AN ADULT OUSTOMOt Volley Rkanensniy Scimal. The Jawiih Fiiliilleatioiia SodeBy Yon ioii <4 fb t Dole Crushed Pineapple ii'/i 01 CAN 2 3 c ceptance of it, "I didn't even have Ib m d fiw topped the CBoppeca. Caupen Valid Through Saturday, Fabruary 23,1963 to certify the voucher," •1-42. RVOMAIU AT YOUR nUT NATK>NAl HOU. Dole Sliced Pineapple i4v^ o i CAN 2 5 c IO.OZ CK-AUniS, Mi« a TOSACCO KIAATT WOM TAMF 0»fll During hia tenure the purchas­ W gli sooeera for the Bonibmi Holp BicriptttreS W * H Dole Chunk Pineapple IJ'A OI CAN 2 5 c ing procedures for all departments were Bm Dnvta. eeertag 12 pofrits, LEAF or CHOPPED SPINACH PKG I Pillsbury Biscuits iwin « wmaMiut 3 2 9 c has been centralized, the prepara­ end A n Keefe, w6tb 17 - points. tion and letting of bids has b«aa Rogar Toong, ef the Ohoppeni, Gaines Burgers I.OZ MIG 4 5 c standardized, and a detidled pro­ •Bond IS pdiaU. IM U m QUANYiraS OP PIOZM FOOD SAU ITEMS AT H W .A 1 PUCES Nylonge Sponges M(G Of 4 3 5 c cedure has bMit set up for aaeii DETBIGENT TABinS FO R FINE FABRICS I department to make I t e budget r e ­ Sunshine Graham Crackers W .IM (G 3 5 c quest. Lost—OMdur SpoiiieC hidf oolets WORKS WONDERS IN A ll W/'-’MERS 2 3 0 Z PKG 42< L G E P K G 3 5 Ken-L-Ration Dog Food 14-01 CAN 2 7 c mnmaea to name of SUppy to the' LARGE ECONOMY SIZE SOAP OF BEAUTVUL WOMB4 Salvo Ivory Flakes HTBl.n IN B L A T IN O etotaity of 681 Griffin Rd., Wap- Dorman's Imported Swiss Cheese 4^ 31 MtG 5 9c WITH HUE MAGIC WHIikNER GETS WHITES VVHITER SH ARO N (A P )—Mre. BUaalMti) Mag. OwiHr-.«-yenr-«id twy: Lee- IC E P K G Tide Detergent 35< Ivory Sm p Green Gient *slkio* W a x Beans I4-OZ CAN 2 3 c 1 Harrington, 46, faced arraignment l e M adtae. Rearard.’ ObU H I 2 SL 31< Caomy 3 £1 31< today on a charge of aesaulttwUh pa c k LGE PKG L G E P K G 3 5 I4^>I CAN 2 3 c 4-lOdS. PREAAlUM FAMOUS FOR C-&«RATK)NS LARGE ECONOr.'.V SIZE ' Cheor Detergeot 3 5 Ivory Soow Green Giant *{1110*10* Green Beans Intent to commit murder. The n-oi Mto 3 9 c MO) CONTAINS BLEACH Batty Crocker Layer Cake Mixes charge wae fUed to oonneetkia 23-O Z PK G BATH W f KINO TO HANDS with the shotgun dsath yesterday 59< Batty Crocker Creamy Frosting Mixes ' k c 3 1 c Duz Detergent Ivory Soap BARS CnoMy Soap BARS o f her husband, WUUem, 44. I V O i y DETUGENT 12-OZ BTL 3 7 * L G E P K G FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS 99 44/100% PURE DEODORANT SOAP Oxydol Detergent 3 5 Batty Crocker Fluffy Frosting Mixes % a« * *na 2 7 c Mre. Harrington wae held In $30,000 bond pending the arraign­ ^._j^Aiai;'TavR ancp Home Maid Lunch Bags m(c o f s o 25 c 3 0 O Z P K G POR DISHES AND FINE FABRICS FOR BRIGHT WASHES ment In circuit court. Torrtogton. (APjMB you don't ba- Cnscnde Ivory Soap 4S^26< Dixie Cup Refills hsgomo 3 5 e Karrtogton’e body was found in yoarmlf in Rm e you may 2 27f GERMASEPTIC DETERGENT LGE PlCG L G E P K G I am upper haUway ot hla luma aa MAKES SINKS BRIGHTER GHS OUT STUMORN DHU Dreft 3 5 D u x POWDER 3 5 Sunshine Chocolate Cherries it-oimo 59c Nt to itbe Queen o f Heaven, OEOOOtANT SOAP I BUmrarili Rd. Ma iw d Daoi HM$ ia — QWW of Heaven M-OZ p ria to I t 2 ^ iuu\e M liOM ML liwr flUlNIML- Comet Clennser CANS I rvo Soap lA R S r 2 39< flttcts mtuivt IN MST NAHONAL SUPU MAdKETS JULf aCAUTTEL B U 4 TOBACCO nDOUCTS iO M n mOM STAMP O RB W l BESOM W BlGHr BO UNIT QUAM IIRI

5f-r, ‘i igAMfftqogiiai gygW NQ gBRALDt EANCHBSTBR, CONN, WEDNESDAY^ FEBRUARY 20, 1968 ItANdHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHHSTBR, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 80, 11M». A'. ‘ Most Work Bii p ^ 8 Ro^ Costs lif AcuiMrxnw^c ^^ilAsY WEEKEND EVENT Asking More M

I ’ Climb over Estimates I wlrAStllNIaTUrl 9 The public works department bndgata ara In, alft dF thpM asking for more money, except the garbam collactm am HAlvmmD (AP)—The 0«er- d i s p ^ department which cut Its requeat from g|. AMMnUy WM toM today that ?207,003. MueUilaRl tiM itata hiji^way conatrucUon Rt. 6 Project Ilia public works administraiion partnMOt frem the wocraiQ during the next 10 years is asking $23,622, compered with B u U ^ ( taereeseri w ill run fl70 million more than $22,224. The building Inspector U Street Low on List about M.OUS, to sa w for Rglita Had been anticipated four years asking $44,408, compared with on Brood St. from Canter to WO* $30,299 this year. at Highway Ocmunissioaer Howard Faced with a need for an added Other requesta are $68,918 from W . M iddle Tplu. APPLIANCE The eriminlrtratkm at th e puh - 8. Ivae Informed the Roads and $50 million to complete present the cemetery department com­ XMdgae Committee that tho in* PUBLIC Uo yroriu - dapertment. Itaelf in- highway building schedules, Stata pared with the current budget of ereased by only etoout I1 .W . most q-ggjK ja due to three main fac- High way Department officials OFFERS $55,631; $66,872 from the engi­ of whleh la fo r nomal s ila s y ta- aren’t even talking about the pro­ ' IN KEEPING WITH THEIR POLICY OF BRINGING TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS neering department compared with 1. Mounting Increase in con- creeses, plus a M M reqnaai to ve- posed Rt. 6 relocation. !'!// //'/ the current $43,975; $46,076 from plooe on Nectrtc typewrttar. ■truction coots with no sign of a That project remains set for COMMUNITY THE HIGHEST QUALITY OF CONSUMER GOODS - IT IS WITH PRIDE THAT the Municipal Building operation leveilnc off.< late In the decade, or whenever an department, compared with $40,- S. Higher costa of acquiring estimated $35 miUion in funds are Famous ■ NEW 1963 ,r 601; and $124.31'7 from the street Columbia x lg ^ of way. available, they said today. Famous ? Ught department compared with ^ And, new projects added to Construction costs have jumped the Intentate program and bring* $120,600. 25 to 30 per cent since funds were (Chester L,angtry, deputy di­ Youth at Parley tag the highway up to expressway allocated for projects by 1959 For QuaHiy rector of public works, explained Standards. legislation, State Highway Depart­ For Q u d litY In the garbage collection and dis­ On Brotherhood *We have had a very marked ment Commissioner Howard J. posal budget that a crew of five trend in construction costs in the Ives said in a briefing at the State would provide the beat possible An area brotherhood conference last few months with some prices Capitol in Hartford. maintenance of the town disposal going up 2S to 30 per cent, Oom- wee to be held today et Flret Con­ The costs will probably continue The area on Olcott St. gregational Church ui IVlIllniantlo. mlssioner Ives mq>lained. at the increased rate, he said. The ' V this contmues throughout APPLIANCE One foreman, one laborer and Scluxd vocaUon begun today which "We're face to face with an in­ TURNPIKE three operators of heavy equip­ meant that oeverol local etudenta the United States the trust fund adequate budget to complete our for the federal intern is going to NOW OFFERS THE COMPLETE FULL LINE OF ment would provide the neces­ were able to take on active port progrram," said Commissioner Ives. A SUBSIDIARY OF. W orld Over sary maintenance, he said. in the oU-day program. ^ toe In pretty rough shape." "W e're going to try to carry on W orld Over Although the 1959 Legislature A bulldozer and a crawler trac­ Dotma Cbhen, chairman o f our present program and complete tor should also be purchased, he conference, was to give the wel­ authorised $388 million to finance that. That 1s our present goal.” an acc^iated interstate program, urged. coming oddresB. Members o f tae Commissioner Ives and other of­ Because nearly 500 cars still planning committee from totvn Uie cost of this program is now ficials said the presently scheduled estimated by highway officials at visit the disposal area on Satur­ were Janet Greenway and Tbmnas projects will be completed, but '^ / / / / / in i\ ni\ ^ /till days and Sundays, despite the Roberts from the Congregational $520 miUion. financing for some of them will be In order to meet part of the j monthly ^.collection of trash from Church and Donna Cohen and drawn out over another two bien­ dwellings, Langtry said, " I would Cheryl Berkowlta from Temple $131 million gap, it is proposed niums. that about $38 million of addition­ strongly recommend that consld B'Nal Israel. In a highway program report, Whirlpool eration be given to the weekly The main speaker was, to be al federal aid for one year be used ictor rca UGH! TV BRIGHT 1959-63, prepared for the General RCA V @ Arthur Johnson of Hertford rep­ rubbish collections throughout the to supplement the financing rather Assembly, the department says ♦haw applying it to debt service. W eighs dpprox. 25 lbs,' I town. resenting the Civil Rights Com­ $131.5 miUion in future funds will mission. His topic was "Prejudice This would reduce the estimate of be necessary to complete six in­ "This would, I am sure. Im­ future required funds to $93 mil­ prove the municipal public rela­ and How it A ffects Denomlne- terstate road projects. tions." There were elao color slidea u lion. All N ew from P H I L C Q tions and would eliminate the need The work on Interstate 291, a of England. Italy and Israel. With the federal govenunent section of which will run through for people going to the disposal Bed Cross Drive paying 90 per cent of the cost of South Windsor, has been given a P > M I I area, which in turn would enable interstate highways, the state TELEVISION and APPLIANCES A Refrigerator that doesn’t care Ld us to have a much better op­ Mrs. Walter Drew of Rt. 87, has third priority, preceded by work share o f this cost would only on Interstate 91, from the Con­ eration. There is doubt that ma­ announced the captailui who w ill amount to $9.3 million. However, necticut Tpke, to Hartford, and terial brought in truck load lots assist In the Red Cross fund drive. the state must put up the $93 mil­ Interstate 84, from Southington to how often you open Its door! can be more easily channeled and They are Mrs. Gunnar Lytikolnsn, lion before the federal government Farmington. contained than the hundreds of Mrs. W illiam Burnham, M n . w ill reimburee. Rt. 6 relocation plans show up THRILL TO THE LATEST 1963 MODELS OF THIS small bags, containers and what Frank Knight, Mrs. Jerry I>un- Highway officials said that top only in a list of projects in the have you. nack and Mix. Hugh McQuode. So­ priority is being given to comple­ 1969 federal primary, secondary The contract for collection Is licitors who have volunteered to tion of Interstate Highway 91 and urban program. A survey af WORLD FAMOUS MANUFACTURER'S HOME ENTERTAINMENT and CONVENIENCE PRODUCTS I $172,948 for the year. help are Mm. Robert Bartlett. Mrs. from New Haven to Hartford. the area, being paid for by a $200,- Walter Schroeder, Mrs. Kenneth Another department which has a WlUlems, Miss Harle Field, Mrs. Second priority is given to clos­ 000 state bond, is in progress. new program to recommend, amd ing a gap in Interstate 84 (east- Persls O ^ n , Mrs. Robert Wilke, There is no estimate of future is requesting more personnel be­ west highway) between Southing­ funds listed for the work, although Mrs. Harold Ship and Miss Jeon fos«rv« powor cause of It, Is the building inspec­ ton and FarmUigton. Natsoh. Manchester's Reps. Steve Cavag- tion department, which Is asking Third priority In the projected naro and Paul Groobert are asking Mrs. Drew sold she is ki need schedule calls for the construction the legislature to consider approv­ for one inspector to fill a vacancy, of addiUonal help and anyone w*a- of a circumferential highway ing a $35 miUion bond. and another inspector to Increase ing to volunteer may call her. the staff. around Hartford, known aa Inter­ Payment for the proposed and 1 Harry ClMdmeni, Old Wlllimantic The department plans to make state 291. completed works in the primary, Rd., chairman o f tho OolumWa more Inspections to check com­ Chapter, will handle the special Fourth priority goes to another secondary and urban program eir»i.GO o-A instaaf S(ml circumferential highway from (called the A-B-C program) will pliance with the new housing code, gifts division. Putnam Bridge south of Hartford be stretched out another two bi­ the fire safety code and the pro­ Girl Scouts and Browniea are to Manchester. enniums posed sewer regulations. now taking orders for cookies for Highway officials reported that ciM m It also plans to expand the per­ the annual sale. Deliveries ■will be TTie work schedule will go as an additional $22 million in fimds planned, the officials said, despite mit coverage to Include reroofing made between March 29 end April Is require to complete the non- the need for an estimated $21,- and residing work. 12. federai program financed by an 850,000 in additional funds. AttBChaital. • • An Increase In permit fees is Funds collected are used to CfihyTV«l»Mit $80 million bond issue authorized The total ooSt of the Rt. 291 MHkbMg TOOwr* contemplated, and a complete sur­ benefit the Girl Scout program. 1^ the 1959 General Assembly. work in South Windsor is $2.4 vey of all buildings regulated by This year the money ■will be spent Projects needing additional fi­ million, including $1.4 miUion in the housing code. for Improvement and maintenance nancing under this program in­ • Two Ton* Blieii with additional funds the department bright Stivtr The cemetery budget request Is of (3amp Laurel, aid to day camps, clude: $2.7 million for Rt. 8 be­ says are needed. The work is in a set of program books for each tween East Hartford and Manches­ • LooEtf UfD COOL about $8,000 more than the cur­ design. ictor CHASSIS rent year. About $2,500 la for a troop and scholarship help to ter; $8.5 miUion for Rt. 9 between RCA V Twenty-four projects Usted in • Shndtr SilhotoMti fence for Gkist (Jemetery and $3,- seniora selected fo r a national op­ Middletown and Haddam; $8.5 a 1961 $150 miUion program re­ New high In cooling power finishod all •round PHILCO COURIER 2600 million for Rt. 25 in Bridgeport; 000 is for street and sidewalk re­ portunity tv U*e Regional Com­ quire $20,260,000 more to make Chills refrigerator to safe tempera­ • R#movabl« Sntp On Cov»r pair In various cemeteries. The mittee. Eodi troop also receives $850,000 for Rt. 94 in Glastonbury; the roads usable, and $47,050,000 $2 milUcm for Rt. 60-A in South­ TJjuirl/JU tctVi ture faster than ever before. No • 16.000 VolH Pteturt rest of the Increases is for normal seven cents for each box sold. to bring the roads up to express­ Power 159.95 CorreettoM ington and Meriden; $8.5 million ^ l ^ g for hours. You get (■ " " T A fT -w « Fietelwd M Dusky Blui and Parch- salary Increments, and for eup- way standards. • 5 1 3 ' SpMlwr, Out Freni William Robinson of Sleepy Hol­ for Rt. 2 in Colchester. Besides Ctommissioner Ives, ofli- mmt YVMt e TtIciMfWi PivWw plies. COMPARE IT AGAINST ALL OTHERS • landed Safety GIm s Finer M • Cwryinc Haodto • It* omdl low, is receiving poct-operaUve Governor Dempsey's recom­ ciaLs at the briefing were Deputy «8C. itoM$; Its IS. w vWw. sna. The engineering d^>artmelt re­ Protects foods bettor quest is about $13,000 more this care in Hartford Hospital, not, os mended 1983-65 budget earmarks Highway Commissioner Ralph L. e All Front Controls No matter how often you open the year. Seven thousand of the in­ incorrectly reported, Windham. $25 million In the hii^way revenue Hager, CSiief Engineer Walter T. • Telescoping Dipole for the next biennium to overcome ANYWHERE. . . ON ANY CHANNEL! door— even 75 times a day, there's Pfvotenna crease Is for a senior engineering A rt Winner Schuler, A.sst. (Thief Engineer Rob­ W arren Fletcher, eon o f Mr. this deficit. ert G. Mitchell, and State F i­ new reserve power to protect your aide at $5,224, auid for normal sal­ Highway officials said that if foods. and Mrs. Wilbur Fletcher o f Lake nance Commissioner George Conk- ary increases. Five thousand is to the legislature will follow the gov­ Ung. Twice as Thrilling on repltice two cars, one a 1952 sta­ Rd., was one of the winners from ernor's recommendations most of Less running time— quieter I tion wagon and the other a 1956 Windham High School in the scho­ tile projects can be put under con­ Delivers proper low "keeping" te rn -, sedan. lastic arta award contest recently tract by July 1. perature quicker and turns off. Runs The senior engineering aide will judged lii Hartford. The governor favors holding the Firemen Quell loss. Runs quieter. fill a vacancy in the department, Members of District 5 of the line on any future new highway 12-Lb. and will allow for three-man field New Ehigland Selective Breeding construction until the financing Blazes in Cars Mo r e p e o p ie w m teams again. The department has Association will hold a dinner can be arranged to back up some been forced to send two - man meeting tonight at the Brooklyn Grange HsUl at 7 p.m. The business o f the programs already under Town and Eighth District fire­ ^ ownrcaV ictor . 0 AUTOMATIC teams into the field. w ay or projected in the 1959 and ictor An increase of about $5,000 in meeting Includes the election of men this morning extinguished RCA V officers for the coming year. Jo- 1961 schedules. separate car fires. the Municipal Building operation television THAN \ seiHi Szegda and his son, Ronald, Although the $160 million pro­ At 8:45, town fire equipment: fund resulted from increases In are presently officers from Oolum- gram o f 1961 authorized $21.8 quelled a brake lining fire on a a n y OTHER KIND... I 3-CYCLE, 3-TEMP WASHER service contracts, and a request million for Rt, 72 in New Britain, car parked in front of 989 Main for a record cabinet for the asses­ bia. future additional funds of $38 St. The incident was minor, Chief AUTOMATIC WASHER MARK 8 sor for $1,600. , I b l a c k AND WHITE * Manchester Evening Hemld Oo- million would be needed to meet William C. Mason said. THE AUTOMATIC A decrease of $6,000 resulted this entire project. A car owned by a Robert Mat- from the transfer of the complaint inmlSkn correspondent, Virginia BI. i V OR COLOR WASHER THAT Carlson, telephone 228-9224. It was explained that the State son, address not given, caught on normal, BRILLIANT LOW department to the controller’s de- Senate in the last session amend­ fire on Parker St. at about 9 WON'T ed this bill to provide for the ex­ o'clock. Eighth District firemen BREAKDOWN—NO tension of the highway without extinguished the blaze which gentle and authorizing the additional funds caused considerable damage to the MSCIHHIT PRICE TRANSMISSION to finance it. motor area of the car. Town fire officials were also wash ’n wear The first completely new concept called to the Lucky Lady Laundry j • In Compact TV styling... new ele* HOBBY CLASSES on Maple St. at 11;30 a.m. when I ■■X t ^■' P '- '»>■ ' LOW Board Studies a neon sign began to smoke. Dam­ cycles! ^ n c # 'a n d luxurious styling that age was very minor, a fire spokes­ ADULT 8UITAR OOURSE man said. matches any decor. DISCOUNT G)llege Budget I ’ ’C fe' ’ ' FO LK SINOINO — J A Z i — C LASSIC AL ! 1 pRicr e COOL CHASSIS construction .. . tho S In a Group Class — 10 Lessons for $20.00 The board of directors became 12th Circuit Model Hailmerk of T V Dependability arid or ------r performance Involved again last night, at an Tht CAULFIELD UA-34-39 with accapiabit trade Get two other people— or we place you in a group informal meeting, in a discussion Series 233-C-64-M e Slim , classic styling, floating picture Gnttars rented if needed— Enrollment limited. of whether town employs should G)urt Cases Whatever the fabric, there’a an autom tic cycle . . . frame RENT 23" tube (overall diag.) Friday Evening or Saturday Afteraoon Openings. be permitted to take part Ln just dial it! Exclusive Surgilatoi^ agitator creates a 282 sq. in. picture e Removable No-glare tinted Safely political activity. “ million” water currents . . . washes like no other can. Th* LARGO E N R O LL NO W General M e a g e r Richard Mar­ E.AST HARTFORD SESSION Glees Alter Victor H. Dollak, 17, of Wap- Ma^c-Mix* dispenser Alter blends in deterg^ent, Alters 3VE20 Serin FCR ONLY tin said he opposed it. e 80,000 volts of picture power C A L L M I 9-2088 Republican Director Francis ping. today was given 30-day sus­ out lint. Suds-Miser<3 optional. nnk. With FM-AM Tuner: bVFRO Series DellaFera said the town is being pended jail sentences each on three e BrlHIant Vivid Vision picture inconsistent in forbidding town em­ separate counts of Intoxication, SUPERB CONTEMPORARY CONSOLE e Memeiy-Matic"Set-and-Forget‘* tuner ployes to take part in politics, while all to run concurrently, and was RCA VICTOR TOTAL SOUND STEREO RAY BELLEfl’S MUSIC SHOP the board of education does not placed on probation for two years. IK wtrall tfitf. mM.; 172 n- Iv. viMraM* an*. Conditions of probation are that 2.28 1018 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER, CONN. forbid Ug employes to take part in FHILCO S80S-8K— TIm Park Avanua, Blaoh politics, in fact encourages some he does not drink. wKh'satin tllvar. WEEKLY participation. Dollak was arrested last night Democratic Director Robert in Manchester for a third time In For thoM who put perfbrmanc* «id styling abov* prictl Stone said that town employes are the last two months fo r intoxica­ in effect administrators, who have tion. He pleaded giuilty to all power in such matters as zoning, counts today. buUdiiif permits, land records. While teachers are not administra­ the place to tors. OF COURSE YOU PAY HO Democratic Director David NOTICE callfor Barry said that if the prohibition PUBLIC HEARING FREE PARKING AT STORE DOOR is to be Included in the personnel rules governing town employes, ADDITIONAL ______IN MANY CASES LESS then he wants it specified that not APPROPRIATIONS only town poUUcs. but Eighth Dis­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS trict politics, are off Umits for TOWN OF MAN(THESTER, town employes. CXINNECTT^UT The dhrectors reached no reso- Notice is hereby given that the OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. NIGHTS tiH 9 hitkm to the problem. Board of Directors, Town of Man­ They 'WtU consider It et the next the minute you want it chester, Connecticut, will hold FREE PARK ING AT STORE regular board meeting, March 5. Public Hearing in the Mimiclpal Qeneral Menxger Martin told Building Hearing Room, 41 Center Call Beneficial and ask for cash fy t . Ciaan up laft* ttoeiB he would like the town to Street, Manchester, Cionnacticut, MANCHESTER have a pereonnel director. eemeoM Tuesday, March 5, 1963, at 8:00 ■EXT TO STOP t tMOF over bills, take care of expanses, you*nama*R. The subject to the controUer. The pM- -p.m. on proposed additional appro­ MANCHIsnS folks at Beneficial Uke to say "Yes!” Call. . . now! aomtel director could help the con­ priations to 1062-63 Budgets as BUDGET troUer with accounting duties, follows: aaid Martin. To General Fund Miscel­ Factory M aiitn said he wants the option laneous— Insurance .. $10,000. Factory BUDGET BENEFICIAL to appoint town employes without to be financed from the rebate FINANCE SVSTfeM a wrtttmi examination, partlcular- of Insurance premiums to TERMS to poata Other general man- such budgets. Supervised Loans $20 to $600 — Loans llfe he aaid General Fund Libraries $2,150 Supervised TERMS 1 c tu be financed from-Insurance Beneadfll Finance Cn. of MtaMhaUar aVlO CBNTBB TO~BLOOM premium rebate. 806 MAIN ST. (Over Woolworth’a) MANCHESTER 8AN RAFABL, CaUf. (A P )-O n e David M. Barry, c Mitchell 3-4156 e Ask for the YES M A N ^ huadred Japanese cherry trees Service UP TO 36 MONTHS Secretaty ( K I 1 11 V w ar* donated toy the Marin Na- Board of Directors Service •u'xAss issraasrnjett . - hayoqht (Sub, a group of reaidenU Manchester, (Tonn. UP TO 36 MONTHS ^ JapMMM origin, Ibr the new Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ ^ dStvlo Center denjpicd hy the lata cut this 18th day of February I Uoyd Wright 1963. ' I S,‘>' -f'; X.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OQNN^ WEDiNis^pDAy, FEBRUARY 80. 1968 IIANCHX9ISE a ia U L n , k.^CiBgfliBBy C0NN.y WEDNESDAY, FEBEtJABY gp, 1860 Educator; ^ -Y ern o n Most Nortioalk College Grads Absenteeism Rises Creative , S n o w Accepted at Schools of Choice D A Y apd In Influenza Wave O w nPre^iiunB Th* Norwalk Community Ool-,H«nnlker,- N.H.; and Wadili^s^n State Teachers’ College In Machlas, ly lIG S H T Power, lege is leaniing answers to a (OMtimMd from Fag* Om question which concerns person s M aine.' (Gontbraed from Page One) In addlUon, a high sthool sen­ involved with the proposed Man­ achievement but Our Troubles chester community college — ac­ ior who took a freshman course the 2,800-bed hospital on a single or no achievement. ceptability of transfer credits. at Norwalk Community CoUege has day. About 800 children were Allow students to ttooom# swra Mwvjr «ww. which started lUl- The credits earned at the Nor­ been allowed to transfer the credit one-sided than the peasant solwiil to Massachusptts Institute of Tech­ treated Tuesday. ki the Ro«dn1Ue-Vemon area walk college so far have been ac­ “It is for the most part a mild and college requirements allow.. nology, he says. ^ . . Provide for more legving and iMturilaT •ftanwon, made driylng cepted by most schools to which Dean Baker says the students who^ the students have applied to com­ flu type infection but definitely returning to school by Individu­ haiardoiM and cave utility com- have been turned down generally not of the Aslan flu variety," Dr. als, wlmout requiring that they plete their work, says Dean Eve­ were those who applied to schools yaalM a vaxMy e( headaches. rett I. L, Baker. Meyer said. go back to that rung of the edu­ against the advice of their guid­ cational ladder where Oiey were Xa RoskvUle. iwUce reported ^ Dean Baker says some students ance counselors. Dr. Meyer explained the main Alddtnc accidents. The have been accepted by. and plan factors tor the sharp Increase in Thers will be supervised skating when they left It. Ho says that the most difficulty Because public scboolB are or­ flnL tridch occurred about CBO at to attend next faU, the foUowlng In transferring credits has been, the number of patients, both chil­ at Center Spring* Park today un­ raik and 8dx>ol Sto., happened schools. dren and adults, at the near West til dark. ganised to provide for large and will continue to be for a few groups of students, Nelson said, eib sa David Johnson, 19, of 86 The University of Connecticut, years, with colleges and universi­ Side hospital. Most of them, he No skating will be allowed to­ Budioa St, Manchester, waa un- the University of Bridgeport, day at any of the park department the creative student whq does not ties outside the United States and said, are migrants from the conform to traditional' patterns to ship at the intersection, Southern Connecticut State Col­ in remote sections of the country. South, live In congested areas and ‘'areas. and aUd into the stop sign on lege in New Haven, D anbury come In close contact with each wUl continue to be placed tat the ’The Norwalk Community Col­ category of the “ educatlonaUy- in­ gffhdMJ 8t. State Teachers’ College, Salem lege, now in the second semester other and spread germs rapidly. The second, about an hour later, C ollege In Salem, W . Va., and of its second year of operation,. Is He said they are not prepared for ept. etas at Pron>ect St. and Elling­ Orange Community College In awaiting accreditation from the living In a metropolitan area. He McCone Faces He acknowledged that hit 4aig- ton Ave. Edwin Meyer, » , of El- Middletown, N. Y. Connecticut Department of Edu­ urged parents to keep children gestions would be coat}y_and time- Ungton, skidded into the stop sign The credits they have earned a.m. suffering from flu symptoms seg­ consuming. cation. on Ellington Ave. when he was during the past two years at Nor­ An accrediting committee vlslt- regated aa much aa possible. Quiz on Cuba ’’We would never be ^ulte cer­ Itnablo to stop for the Intersection. walk Community College will be ed the schoolol Jan.J« 14 and will Tbe heavy Influx of patients has tain at any time whether or not Hi both eases damage waa slight, applied toward their degree re­ make Its decision soon. taxed the facilities and personnel we were providing: a > haven tor Md no arrests were made. After state accreditation, a com­ at the eight-story hospital, one of Intellectual non-confbrmlsts, antl- quirements, he says. ‘Picture Gap’ InteUectual bum#, or Just buma," Vernon police reported skidding The dean says other students munity college applies for ac­ the natlon’e largest public general aceddents, all at them about 4 p.m. creditation from the New England h ^ t t a ls . he said. have been accepted with advanced (Oontinaed from Page One "But we do have to recognise Ibe most serious happened on Rt. standing by Long Island Univer­ Association of Colleges and Sec- Doctors, nurses and attendants SS at about 4:20, when the south­ Midary Schools. from other departments were that the more effectively we or- sity; the College of Advanced Sci­ tualiy to have readied intermedi­ gaiUse to educate the taiteUectual bound ear driven by Mrs. Frances ence in Canaan, N.H.; Rocky Accreditation by that body is called In to help treat the large Iteynolds, 84, of WllUmanUc, slid a long process, sometimes Involv­ ate range missiles that could conformist, the more effectively Mountain College in Billings, number of chll^en. we organize to eliminate Wa oppo- across the road north of the Ver­ Mont; New England CoUege In ing years. "A n the doctors worked aroimd reach deep Into United States ter­ non Circle Into the northbound car the clock and are exhausted,” Dr. slte.’ ’ ritory. Frances A. J. lannl Of the- U-S. driven by Shirley Cowan, 80, of Meyer said. lion^eadow, Mass. morning, hope to have service re­ dations to a caucus for candidates McNamara was asked about the Office of Education told the same stored by late this afternoon. for the October town elections. ’The He said some children were gap by newsmen In the question panel session; "There are both Hiere were no injuries reported, caucus it tentatively scheduled for Norman’s "very sick, but none desperately and answer session that followed. conformists and non-conformists although damage to both cars was Abandoning Gar Charged July. T^e committee includes: 111." He answered that aerial photos who are creative. These students heavy. No arrests were made. Rockville poUce arrested Aristide Key, 17, of 14 Laurel St., yesterday ’Thomas Carruthers, Antoni Sad- W IU IE OPEN The normal number of examl- had been taken on a number of have special problems and require Other one car accidents Involved: natims this winter has been from days within the Sept. 6-Oct. 16 pe­ Nelson R. Gauttler, 38, of 9 Tol­ on a charge of abandoning a motor lak, George Wilson, Mrs. George special handling. 400 to 600 children a day, Dr. riod, but that because of lack, of "In society today we muat have land Xve., Rockville, who slid into vehicle. Risley and Mrs. George Kautz. DAY and NIGHT Rey had left his car in the Meyer said. ’The hospital reported Ume a selection had to be made a special program for the creative a ntUlty pole whUe driving west that the number has been rising of which photOB to show on tele- student. I don’t mean a free-for- on Dart Hill Rd„ near Skinner school St. parking lot without dis­ IPOR62 playing regrietratlon plates despite Miss Browne Wins above the average for the last vliion . all classroom, but a carefuUy con­ R d.; warnings to move It, poUce said two weeks. The adult patient load .’That explanation has not satis­ trolled situation.’’ Jos^ Gracsyk, 88, of Hyde CONT1NMOUS also has been rising, officials today. ‘Smiling’ Title fied som e observers In Congn^es.s Ave., Rockville, who skidded off He waa arrested at about 6:30 said. and elsewhere, including some the right side of the southbound p.m. and posted 860 bond for ap­ HOURS. A survey of several private hos­ generally friendly to the adminis­ i«w in the RockvlUe-Vernon area as of Council. Saturday .11 p.m. y a io 6 6 > M & 0**h nad Oarty Compare At S9J 6.1 5 J 8 Both F o r 7 W after the film. swer period after the lecture. cular ache, and pains may come on 6:30 thia morning. 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Wonderful I Deluxe “Instant On" Reclincr BOOKCASE DANISH STYLE For conven­ Famous quality at a vei Finest workmanship and ImodeL Terrific an 8-6837; ItaSaa-Amerlcan Society, MI 9-8308; or Armory hmdsed dhodond-poying stocks Bstod ea 6w Now York only 9ya* a day. T hink o f i t — special price. construction. ton^ Great buy! CHAIRS ience, ask for the SPECIALS Tavern, MI 6-8187. large size. Get Stock Eadiango. — on ly 9)^4* a day! Great Boy At Out They Ge 4 .8 3 Dorn's Pills today! Yea, thanks to MobOlieat— SPECIALS Frigidaire 13 Cn. Ft. W hat A Buy Smartly covered D oaR WESTINGHOUSE Stromberg-Carlson in durable vlnyL 7 4 )3 1 te a New York toWKM-S ESVCIVOVI^O - - and an oU-fired hot water heater WESTINGHOUSE Regrigerator Boltaflex eovering. Sam­ Oak. Don’t mia* out oa Brass trim. Only ffi-Fl Stereo oustom er. Alumium Folding Chairs. of correct capacity—your fan^y 23” CONSOLE TV HI-FI STEREO ple. Come early for this thia buy. one. Vinyl webbing. can take care of oil their waahing AIR CONDITIONERS “ CONCORD HOUSE” 4.93 needs at one time. at gigantic pre-season savings. Choose T o O o A t 2974KI U H F-VH F 177.00 With AM-FM 157.00 A M -FM , 177.00 MAPLE PLATFORM POLISHED BRASS o p e n 6 AM . to 6 PM. DAILY—OPEN 6:80 to 9 THURSDAY EVE. M om can d o the fam ily wash. from O-E, Fedders, Admiral, Carrier and Has bottom freezer and MAPLE BEDROOM Westinghouse. Note these 2 example bar­ Wonderful values. Spe-1 Early American design. Has 4 speakers plus many i Salem M a ^ TEA CART Plastic Hoop Chairs. OPEN 9 to 12 SATURDAYS Sis can do the dishes at the same no-frost refrigerator. CHAIR gains. clally priced for this | Spectacular bargains. other great features. Buffet and Hutch Just 2 to go. time Junior takes his bath, and event. 1 2 8 i 3 4,63 you enjoy a shower. Carrier, 7.6 amp. 1 O. 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Modem Bedroom LIVING ROOM C!ash and Carry One only. 19.63 Both F or 1 6 7 4 )3 Extra Special 27.88 WASHINCTOVrS BIRTHDAY Sunbeam Hand mixers. NORGE 13 CU. FT. KELVINATOR NORGE 4-WAY RCA WHIRLPOOL t Pleoea 7 9 4 )3 REFRIGERATOR 2-SPEED WASHER ELECTRIC DRYER Wing Back atyUng Exteaelon style table. Odd Kitchen Chairs. 4% Only 36. 6.77 2-SPEED WASHER Include* bed, cheat, drcMi- Daalah aQrla w ith foam . skirt. Foam. riiair*. Great Cash and Carry M atching Chrome, bronze and maple. A * w t v W E G IVE er and mirror. fMa opeaa to aleep 3. bny. Emerquqf Telephone Numbers: GREEN STAMPS Superb Value 2 4 7 4 )0 1 7 0 4 )0 'To Go A t 1 2 7 4 )0 Clock Radios. 60 to Deluxe Model iDelnxe Model 1 8 7 4 )0 HIDDEN BED Highway— Ml 9-5070 Also has bottom Wonderful opportunity to For moot any type fab­ Many, many special fea­ Modem Curved S’TURDY DELUXE ROOM Student Desk. choose from. Starting at 10.97 save as never before. ric. ExecUent vahie! tures included. WI'TH MATTRESS Cash and Carry Excellent buy! 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Great value! 7-Piece Kim NYLON and FOAM 9 X 12 FOOT-^ Great buy. 4.63 301-315 Cantor St. Only 18. 11.77 LIVING ROOM MATTRES« VISCOSE CARPET Cash and Carry Dinette S MAGIC CHEF Glenwood 36” Kitchoi Aid G-E PORTABLE Jumbo Foam Bed Pillows. DISHWASHER Fun or Twin MJ3 Famous 2-Slice Pop-UP 30” GAS RANGE Gas and Gas Range Snperba Dishwasher Extra Special . « . . . 1 4 M I Extra Special 1 9 i 3 2 to a customer. 1.00 Firm eonatruotion. lauer- Toasters. Only 12 5.97 Cook and ChotoO of chrwne or Sldrtadiaofa and ehalr. Made with bont-la foaai ] Cash and Carry iT o Go A t 0 7 4 )0 aprlng. Qreat buy! TerriSo Special 1 3 7 4 )0 Heat 1 4 7 4 )0 Built-in Model 2 3 7 J 0 broaseioae. Floor sample. Both at this low. prlee. pad#ng. Panel and Bookcase Beds. This is one vnlue yon | Top of the Ude featu re* 1 Truly a low, low price for H nrryl General Electric Blankets. A ExcepttoaaUy wonderfal ■ top qu ality! Just 12 only. nNANCES... FAMILY STYLE! can’t afford to nds*! b ^ at this prlee! 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I^e# / NAYTM WASHEH m O DRYER With Antonmtto Defrost ^ HOME OUTFITS Cash and Cnrry Early American >ihf «* LOAN TV—UHF-VHF FLOOR MOinXR Maple Aim S a _ ------S-Plees Uving Roeai, td-Hiee* Formloa TTop Table and 8 Sturdy s S < > Cjlf .V 1 1 <> V SPEQTJUMUR ANDDEMOS S Maple nU ee, Bedroom. tl-Fw M O O O Chnlra te match. 89.63 3 Table Lamps. Dinette Grmq^ Aw # Just 6 seta t« go. Boy Rew models at lowest prices the year. Ex­ 139.63 w* aieadlT • la*l 4riv* eeasl B**^arrEa»'s etaisT rtaaacist lasTiTavien gUBMOrr ANNUAL ample: All fidtoie, IQ pushbnttmi, top A 1 9 7 m ynM E N D O N line. Originally offem at $329. Now AbW# . n m n u s D s a v in g s e M 8 H T . BRANCH OFFICE, BOUTE 81, COVENTRY MORIARTY BROTHERS APPLIANCE, STEREO & TV CENTER 301 CENTER STREET — Ml 3-613S F vtra H niirc o k n t i u . 5 P . m . MON.-TUES..FRIDAY PJf^W ED . CLOSED AT NOON 'l-fS H4PTFO

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHB8T1B, OOljrff.. WBpNBBDAT, EEBRUAItY 2Q> 19W .TEEN • ,^ ,^ .1 1 1 ,i„,. ii I • ...... TWnarvoer at IS DAILY CROSSWORD PUEOCt A ifUBB aOWUNG CLASS at BT BOUSON fOHS BOARDING HOUS[B with HAJORHOOPLB PARXADB LAMBS stafta tomor- UTTLE SPORTS l U l g at 10 and oosiMIrowa tor 6 weeim. Why ant plan to ba bare aids or . N • ' to laaiB ttM gama Irain a quMttlad< opamd shop ia P Iw tly Hhovttii kwtraator. BntMvve your aeora. oom^ttoljna o f ^ ^ Feel, batter and___ have fUn too. LiBtedby NbtUiw to pay. No rental for your ganosot, mraa ' l a w i '- ' i Ciw o iiy ^ bowling shpw, no fee tor^nur■ery 4AM M /oM cw Hm> aesMtfsvir- Z hakhmfp/** m a t t WaMt ElmeH IWrbA eare. TStophone a friend or a •sSSSmSb eBwiwiyipdy nelgUbor toiiflit and make plana wOl toaplre you to A t w >o« a pgaw w cxwf/»iw«ag.tt) toto at PARKADB LANES to­ Iwndanme rendts . t r-e> morrow at 10. There Ie no ob- jmr oM> wouM like a 1^ __ ft s a w e r * * v t * iSioW toaitoiira lyd-katt j ap; f MgaKion of any Mnd, ^ a ttn- u S S L * l^ S a ^ twIr For Th* Garriagt Stfl O tW SildrsA Around Town partt, get datote from "KNIT- URiMet uBaMNkai HtfUt StM ti Stort$ cere InvttaUon from PAI UVauu, y, Sowtag Sarva.Up a Pabdaftc Flavar LANES to be their gueSt TER’.TB WORLD." BUGGS BUNNY i*««— Mp w aat t n k m U Ihqr*. . f Y m w . A<9 Wiat____ 1« iKvtMl lALESROOM. You'll ipR a aaluta and a mdls itFMi «ip wRdaa» from faaiUy and guaata, wbanjrou The city of Nice on toe French Arlington Natoxial Oematory fi«M M M w aw jUiStttf*diwtaMbamMtMtd*{ MBICOraM. OOlUniR ( STOfUB 17B PINS frrRBET, U Moaaomtog covers more than 490 kcrea in IM m batere .thema STENCIL Riviera, popular tourist mocca, M oor lA M b ^ lo n , MpaT4lbn(i at Main and H«ynM 8 t.i • with toa, ftowprSraah colon •,of also Is noted for Its manufacture Virginia and contains mere than S "O b a a ir OiM mIwf U AM S ttort, oUmtag oM -ttm m■arriaa i da- ■i.Tr»wn ' f n n ROYAL ICE ”?sr"f ssss 4IQMIIW (Vrlng. ihXSa UNBN, |i.M a of perfume. 100,000 graves. BvaiUSvaiU farft* IMS”,IMS”. wiwaUno* bbcbaoraibbeb«lon h bm im , la oonpH m n 7T dDATS a t b A W SBK yard to boUda, $i :m for am broid CREAM ! qp; Warren Street. m m w o m to tbairlttan 7 Am. to n p.m. ROBBRT taa make io^diaatba, toM n«te. Thaaa aw Mg, individual TIewere That Bloom to the •Grant Days’ D 0U 6H N U 1E 4Ma M d dlvMa tM r aomwa,** tbal MeGOLDIUGlA brlnga a waalth «f ooau and.Ji^tA SodW fqiltooo iaga bf toa eteam eantaitag tha Spring, Tra Xn’ Homemakers In MancbeMer and ! E I i 1 ^ ! ^ ^ e o o m to 'Td townoto tba tol* toltadifrouad aq^rtawa, to tba m w WOOLS a n ready to M ahArad UUMuatto o f UiwolB or Washing­ Tee, your hmit bums a merry environs, eagerly look forward to ttBany mi g l ( t a to man.” l owaar-manaiar. dun jrtn f a FULL. with you. Tou'U want to dance aU ton. Or, if ytu 'P t still to c roman- tune, InetlnoUvely, with Just wxe •GRANT DAYS" at W , T, iiiSESi w55b. AlUCI 00., Mi lCala|UM> OF OROCmUBB, plua * bo Valonttoa mobd, choose tha Cora, i' ' r \ night to a p u ty Arma o f am- Step Inside GRAND WAT, Woe- GRANT COMPANY, becaw they aatoobto a S a r t o '■ Dapt .(TV dliiBara, broidarad ORCIANDT, w Ikoa or doubla-haart' design, Tha IGB sontog with spring fiowera, so-'know that genuine values are aa nta) thair wall- CREAM OAXE la truly a fesUve u S S a t o d ^ ^ . • _ « _ _ M mm A m!r ‘ “ tha crlB^jgwrtry .Bhaara. L a t'th e real looking you’ll bend down to availatoe, In addition to the year- toMudoy 8 0 « inPHOI (IHOP bark trash climax for a dtoaar party honoring ■niir. Buy a i>tant or two for round attractive prices found here. toUad data. rr ^ ' 9WUnf> buntftji. Tl^altba "Arndd", “Bond" and "Won- _ V('CUT_ honia:.wlto SLEFCQVERS a birthday, annivarsary or a bclde- pure enjoyment, no dally watering Repleniah your knen doaet; stock M n S e r a • Iw w itb a to ite ttb la d irl der" braada and roUa. Tour family up on enough bedding for N Toaibir IT (|80J(1 fob labdr 'for a S^pd sat) to4M. Tou'U find ROYAL ICE care reqtSred. LaviMily dlsrtay- a ir a N A fH F f”A I Uuiva on tlila wholaaoma va- CREAM at ftoa groeary and drug summer cottage. White MUS­ 97 Third pltiMl Iran i ^ ^ inatallod aoon ia tba DRAPllIRlBS wlU b a ;c u a to m ^ l- ed in a oonoentration of dalfodu from ira orad for you at $1.80 par panel. atorea. yMlow, the nuntoer one oblor for LIN SHEETS at 9L67 each for 99IPubUOan (d x ), *Wtod Obb I OaVr Iflm it, iUuminatad Graatlnc Card spring 1963. Yea, the high-foah- 72” X 108” or 81” x 96” size. If 9a7Ynek The iwtoa bt $148> taoludds tha •What W a n tT h a p U b d r I rack. Sorry tbera baa batu a Uttla labor, material and rawabbing on tor Spetagf__ ion snhouMtee, a» seen in the you prefer the new Mastic oomer, aOBaadMa fltited Sheet, the price la $1.87 tor toPlaatt aaaiad AU «< U9 b*.M adtad ouradMaidalay In aattlng up tba Bot Meal a 8-|m . sat whan you a pacify One step inside LENOX chUdrenla readsr-bo-wear deport­ fftn «Maa suaattoto, wha# ahnwar or i t wrtUto to UPHOt^TERlNG at MILL FAB­ PHARMACY, M Baal Center ment, wtth dctadlB so fine, you’d the 81” x 108” Mae, or 81-»7 *>*■ 47N«it ^W totlona aoma wtoitoi I Street, and a whot« world of expect to pay much more than the the double fitted elastic comer. BY V. T. HAMLIN RICS SALESROOM. Tour home SEAMLESS NYLONS now 60c a A L L Y OOP Happily, YOUR W r N*« ^*** can look Uka a million. Call MILL beauty and fraganca opens before 92.69 to 94.99. GRAND WAY S S i V L ' ______Jkt tm tba Motfi Boor aC tamptlnf 00U > CUTS, alao you, A new product la "PRETTY hes set up a ”DO IT TOUR- pelr, offer a leg-fiettering and TWriMG TO CO THE lAlMKlSmBWI gOBrtUdi FABRICS SALESROOM. purae-pieaetog combtoaitlon. For VW«A8fiOCX>M O p ’ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER dacfjniuni Watktoa, oonttmiea to aaaambla a E>e Km ," I9.M by Shulton, the gffltiF” area featuring KITS of WORK OF SIX MEN / ME, 8 1 1 8 TV antennas, rotors and- brackMa men, the T-Sm B TS at 64c and AU. BV' MVSELF™ [ EH? ANY'TOOLMD.J, UAfiirai ohokj) MTlity o f gift ttanu, prtoto I BOOKS and BEiGDRAOBS merits and 900,000 home pemaiient wave Mt that 10-20 utdepa atplaaatoc both J «»» Inapaotlon and patronage. Between 190,MM colors, curia and condHlona and plus acceseoriee, UHF oonvertera, SHORTS, 64c wiU be scooped up THAJS WHY rVE [ HAv~. BUTPWi«.WriW, i r »T |1 toAlOO, American youth of high abUlty quickly. "Woodcrest” (30TTON DRAOQEP MOU 9 1 ^ ‘ and fuya fNm[«m orlb to ool-1 Oom® ■oon. does it with no eoctra steps of TV wire, chimney mountta. When UP HERE m •9lkeUiiiatiaB IT fall to enter colLouege each year, work on your part. When your A favorite couple with every you need VACUUM CLEANER REMNANTS, 35c a yard, invite MEngAdi tattoi building f»Mi I the U.8. Office of Education astl. fSehlon-wlse miss! The simple but you to get spring sewing imder- ggooa who OnI tbatha ttalvaal£ a ^ ^ toe nation's urban crowning, glory Is at ite beat, PARTS, think first of GRAND BT mates. haturaUy you feel better, your elegant bare-arm drees and com­ WAT where cleaning baga, 98c way. Equip your yard with a (m SU) ts T fW R C lO tf OAIUBRY la a I eeunUea and half of Uia rural panion bolero. Add contrast, if DOWN MADCWIAin.tB, an ggyOto have no puUlo ehUd wal- spirits soar - hiqmUy. - l LENOXENi for package of 5, fit most tank PLAY GYM, now 924.67 and you ‘Wash ’■ Ctera* you Uke. typee and uprights. Supplies for encourage healthful outdoor ac­ lltol (Banal) alabaattr MM> IbATH from Itdy, 1 *"• wortara. raARMACY, ha« toe pereimiaUy No. 8118 with Patt-O-Rama Is IBihUcalklto r This newly-opened AUTOMAT. favorite "OgUra Slstere’’ home WAXING MACHINES kudude tivity. “GRANT DAYS” SALE 93, a CAKIB P IA T B , |6 from Ba­ IC WASH A CLEAN eatebllah- in elaes lO, 12, 14. 16. 18, 90. Bust continues for 6 days. See addi­ varia, adgaa wHh diver, oantartog ttftti BaaIcIbw fTtnfiir permanent wavs kit, I960, con­ lambswool pad 91-47. reverstWe • , f>}.- M* • OONNECnCUT BANK AND ment has taken ite place proudly taining a free sample of Pre-Perm, 81 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, drees, felt buffere. 77c also steel wool. tional sped ads In the W. T. a fruit daalgtL From o w own Caro- at 530 East Middle Tpke. to serve 4 6>/6 yards o f 86-inch; bolero, 2 GRANT ad for WaMrington’a "OOkmlal" SOAPS and toe conditioner toat gives longer 98c to fit all twin brush floor pol- ) 3 3 - N Manchester homemakers around leating waves and softer ones. yards and 3/4 yard contrast. iahere. Birthday. / BY J. R. WILLIAMS the clock. A modem coin-operated Unger at LENOX PHARMACnr, To order, send 40c in coins to OUT OUR WAY StmSS’aStolf^ aiLiM of y®" ^tog ^uira- Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve­ M iMMindar .w«>n/,n« utd not- Transact all your banking laundry and autoniallo dry cliean. where the special onee-a-year beauty speclale are groun^ lust ning Herald, 1180 AVE. OF Rock Away the Tension ^ J5Ty?«. yi... buatoaas from one spot; Cash a Ing center, it’s easy to get in and SMxaiOAS, NEW YORK 86, Harrlaon’a, mra make daposlti, write a out ot and ea#y to park. Your 'inside the door. This HALF PRi(7E The brightest store in the heart During the SEIMI - ANNUAL ) apoiboeary ton. OPEN A luxuriouB carriage cover and counter featume "Desert Flower’’ N.T. FURNITURE SALE at WAT­ m bDOnntSBTStf Bngllah, money ^ order, eomplata a loan pay. young students will be interested For ftaat-clase maiUng add 10c of quality Main Street, offers tuna-aavlng con- matching pillow in soft smockingl to know that tha U.S. N avy haa cream or roli-Cn deodorants, reg. three fine ENGRAVING services KINS, you might like to add the Bono ChteAbbM, $87.00 fw a 8Apo. ’'V* a A sot that will Ito baby appear in |1 now 60c. For $1 you might like for each pattern. Print Name, comfort an.1 relaxation of a BOS­ BY AL VERMEER - to colorful "IndlMi v®nlenca for you. installed this identical equipment Address with Zone, Style Number for wedding invitations, announce- PRISCILLA’S POP public in faahionl in ite Polaris missile eubmatines. to have toe combination Lotion meitts or for any other special oc­ TON ROCKER to your home. The Tt^ , "Old. Engliab Bouquet", Pattern No. 508S-N baa fuU di- and Body Cream to soothe and and SIm . price is 929.95 in a Salem maple Make a Pretty Samathing Only in Manchester, here at WASH Our oomplete pattern book is casion. And HARRISON’S, "Plan- I’LL BREAK HER OF J, •Wtedier Blue" or "Woodland". racUons and graph for smocking softSn, plus "Desert-Drl" deodor, finish, deMgried with bent spindles Sea, touah and oaraaa them at For youraalf or your honM, why 'N CLEAN will you find laundry )uet,00c. Send now for the spring a-party” paper gooda department THAT STU B B O R N N ESS 1 ^TAKE^ (ALLM Yl not maika a hand-eraftad acosaaoiy and making cover and pillow. equipment for 26 and 50 pound ant. Winter weather needn’t make features unusual designs to match­ in. the high back and the comfort­ TOUR fUFT OAUJDRT, tba To order, send 85c in coins to:— you feel gloomy. Be a winter beau- and summer '6 8 edition. able Shaped Windsor seat. IF rr TA K E S A Y E A R ! TEN A LIFE!. with the help of TOUR TARN loads. Yes, there is KING-SIZE ing cups, plates, napkins, and Sglitfifl atmmr to your gift shop­ Anne Cabot, The Man- for each pattern. Priht Name, Ad­ shirts to he professionally launder dough to it Bake as usual. The ______to-thamtouta Idea books and free dress witn Bone and Pattern Num­ any one t t the ;44 varietlea of "MR. right around the comer, why don’t com meal not only keeps pisza ber. ed and garm'enta.'.to ba profession DONUT" goodies. 286 West Middle you take stock of your shoe ward­ . to hato you achiava re­ ally cleaned, brlhg them here by DELIVERS from sticking to the pan but also MAA&Ma D’S, M i Mato Stiwat, I ars acunnlngly profea- Juat 50c for the New '63 Album! Tpke. OPEN 94 HOURS A DAT. robe, bringing to those in need of eU 9-5841. adds a pleasing flavor. has marked dtora to. balow-oost to Many lovely designs! Directions 10 a.m. and you’ll have them Take home an assortment and major or minor repair. The work­ many InaUaoae too for suit and afghan in knit; doily, back by 6 p.m. if you request it, kiddles will oak, "Are we havtag manship at HOIJSE A HATJS Expenditures for recreation *?Sfr"T5. -.S®, tor youraalf a atoipla-to-knlt The laundering area ie OPEN a party?". Etere 4ue donuts at SHOE SBSIVICB is eolioeptlonal. ■niere are about 400.000 blind F A O . AND WINTER/WTWR MER^ gvirEATB» of olaadodo Itoa, perhana edgings and allppers in Crochet! have increased from 94 billion in persons to the nation and about OHANDISSI throughout tha atora. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, around their best. Best for you. for your Quality materials are used. Hod. 1989 to more than 920 billion an­ 30,000 Americans lose their sight amlMUiabad with ai toweled appU- family, for the teen-angels, for the em equipment plus painstaking ef­ With the klddlao boiM tola weak, qua to go over your' Baavatam aum- the clock. nually, the Agriculture Depart­ annually, the American Founda­ bring .toaim to MARI-MAD’ S for Catch Up on Indoor Protocts "oldies." Tes. "MR. DONUT" fort add up to satiafaction that is m a draaaaa. TOUR TARN 8H<»> While long, cosy evenings are ment has reported. The depart­ tion for the Blind discloses. quality ebpard to round out this To grate cheese easily, freeze pleases all tastes. Serve fragrant, gratifying. Tou’U bliiUc your eyes ment Is making an effort to haa eo many diffaront kits to still with us, and before outdoor delicious "MB. DONUT" blend cof­ at the thrilling tranaformation season aiM to hava on hand for choose oontatolng arvwiytoint you It first. Frozen cbeese wUl not induce farmers to develop land naxt.'AU the warm, cosy winter gardening chorea beckon, now is an stick to toe grater. fee In your own home, since H has your worn shoes undergo. Try H. need for oompletion. Thla Easter go ideal time to create beautiful wood for leisure time use as a profit­ The Intpiirer thinga Jhat never go out of style now been made avateMa to you making operation. BY JOE CAMPBELL hand-ln-hand wUh high faabton, affect finishes over new or old hy-the-pound. Nathaniel Hawthorne, novMist BONNIE for ehUdran aro hare at onoa-a- w lth'a CREWEL SJMBROIDBRED When You’re 'Tired of Cooking jw oltoranM aavtoga Thera are furniture, woodwork, walls with no 0>me to FIANO'S RESTAU­ and short story writer, once h a n d b a g or perhaps a NEE­ naad to remove the old finish. Ckumot Teq a Lie worked as a Boston customhouse **What do you hava that can meet the challenge of a DLEPOINT purse. BAG FRAMES RANT A COCKTAIL LOUNGE motor that hat to be completely rebuilt?" on JOHNSON PAINT COMPANT. on Route 6 and 44 in Bolton. What fun your ycungsteni will clerk. HO t)6E *2A # a-ap and liENINlJS ana available, have when you bring them to DE­ c o /a e o u t , Aa.w.ami». OH. 7SS Main Street, has "Old Mas­ Good food is expertly prepared, R U N N IN G ,/ M t p BOKM THIKTY ySARa-TOO SOOM you'n feeling vaguely rasUaaB or POT SQUARE, to THE PET It’s Time for a Shapely Haircut eO N N lE .W E GIRLS 1 9 to aiao 14 at MARI- iansa, why not try tba therapy of ters Creative Finishes” that lets sklUfuUy seasoned and graciously BONNIE.' ( R w r K A iy s. you paint on handsome WOOD served. You’ll feel newly refreshed SHOP, headquarters for the live­ During this sChool-vacation I GOT A noma knitting, orosa stitch, rug liest. healthiest, puppies, canaries, week would be an Ideal time to hooking. Taa, you can naadla your GRAINING, MARBELIZINO and after en enjoyable evening here. SURPRISE ANTIQUING. What fun you’U parakeets, hamsters and tropical oome to with daughter to B E N C A S E Y way out of narvouanasa Come to If a apring wedding is r-on your flSh, Place any one of these lov­ SCHULIT BEAUTY SALON, 968 FO R y o u ' TOUR TARN SHOP, long aatoh- hava redoing that old cheat of borlBon, FIANO’S Is e^M >ed as 883 MAIN STREET drawers, that coffee table or book able pets into toe core of your Main Street for a trim, flattering lUbad in Mancbaatar. an Ideal setting f

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RPO- Deisoratlvely q&bsWpgi, there’s Both FAIRWAYS carry the much higher). Or, If you prefer, RATTON" Stock. Cstt for dctoils. and growth, you should check toe praular "Paddle and BadMe" Une you might request the 98.40 • S t O L E advanta^ of MUTUAL FUNDS nothing like new ea^peUng to NO KIDDING. ..WHrfE MAM SPEAK , MItttiOll 8-1106. of tporlswiar. Greet the spri^ p e r m a n e n t w a v e which is a • J A C K E T avaUable at your New York Stock completaly change a.-room, to in oofufort-v $ A .9 9 O RIG . $25.00 ' vUn T soME beans, C lliE ^ 1HP!'R£ DEUCIOual H WITH fTORKEDIDHSUEl medal at SCHULTZ BEAUTY AND UP Exchange member, SHEARSON, make your present, .fumlshtaga Oombtoigg wnartnen and thrift, SALON. MItcheU 8-8951. You’U A COMPANY, 818 look better. MANCBB^TBR CAI^ take youk plok of pedal puMien, Hke the courteous way you're — 7 ^ Mato Street latchell 6-2821. PET CENTER, 811 Mato Straet, Mousee, Bermudas, Jamaicas. tMOtod here. You can depend cn RUG and offars you substantial savings Both FAIRWAYB go to aU the beauty advice here because it’s 7 ONLY Grants totaling ISO million were now, during their EN U-OF-ROLL lengUw to please you. the result of thorough training, made lost year by toe federal gAIAL You’U find a variaty ot much experience and gifted abU­ UPHOLSTERY rovemment toward toe eonstruc- beautifuL useabla colon and tax- lty. Just a snip here and there «x- LEATHER JACKETS Uon t i municipal sewage facili­ By 1179 vehicles wUI be devel MORTY MEEKLE turea. Pertiapa you never dreamed oped to transport men to the peftly done can create a hair-do ties, the Public Health Services you could own the y,e 1 v e t y that stays neat and tidy because reports. moon and back at speeda of 96, CLEANING beauty of hish SHEARBID PILE (MO mUeo an hour, toe Aerospace it fbUowB the natural Inclination | « w a u i H e N carpeting, but the RBMN.ANT HOWWtXJLD tXJuQ O Industrlea AssociaUon forecasts. , 964 fondest hopee. Add comfort and OBHyPNonza? BARKINa or Mato Street features many ttems cheer to your home with new MTDlHiNKIKIG U k& T H I^... ■ « « ^ Ml 3-5747 (tompe, braea plaques, glassware) CARPETING AT SAVINGS from at HALF PRICE and some tagged BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE veXlREAPDO? MANCHESTER CARPET CEN­ below cost in cooperation with TER, and your family and friends COTTON BERMUDAS the town-wide Woehington’a THAHK HEAVEM YES, YOU WONT LOOK ' you see, WE'VE FOUND A BOAT, BUT IPS BON wiU share your satisfaction and ORie. S7.V8 RIDDLED WITH BULLET HOLES. ALL WE NEED BS M Garner's Birthday promotion conttoutog enjoyment. . , ' ! THIS RAIN SO SUSPICIOUS, WAlKWe through Saturday. A money-sav­ AROUND TOWN lumber and tools to repair (T with, H n I ----- U . (. i\ I- ^ ), I. n < II .-t.m .;.- ing opportunity to buy for your .^«KTABm own luoaaure, for that spring wr-* Use tongs Instead of a fork to CASOUNI. ding or birtoday gift I turn a broiling steak. .WOTORf 6.W. ' / / V THURSDAY, FRIDAY wv WAS-NU SHOP AND SATURDAY ... __ ^ WathiRgton’t Blrttiilay $MLE! CAPTAIN EASY Op«ai Tlrareday and Friday B AAI. to 6 PAL This Wesli-Gnly... ALSO A GROUP OF Grom ef FOfmerty KxpeoMve SUITS aat OOftTS MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD DRESSES S2.N SSM omIIMI morLOW hmm! ive heard 676 MAIN SntEBT (Aerose from Main Ftot SAMSONITE IT Was on the floor ) of these,' he was GOING TO MAKE SURE THIS TIME,MAXI LUG6A0E 5 O 70 Oft! ^ u L ie. • Limited to Certain Style# and Colors e

i m t n ijy)Y BEAurv pw)N LADIES’ KEG. $2.98 BOYS’ WINTER 390 MAIN. HATS Phone Ml 9-7666 (CREME COLOR FOAM) Handbags WITH EAR MUFFB morLOW morLOW D m notutol look of your own hok color... renewed, revived Due To Increased without droitic dyeing or onwtisfaclory rlnilna- This Business We Are gonpiMely new kind of color ireotmenl for dull, faded or groylno hoir not only revive* 1h# ihinlng look of youth. . . 9 2 * MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Pleased ,To Announce but reconditioni, giving hertr youthful luitr# and »oftne». > 1 . 9 2 the Addition Of And it ioitt ond lo*t*-no out” with normal *ham- SORRY, SIR, poolng. No horih dye line m fwir grow* out becouse the See Tomorrow*# TaWoM for More martX)W BpeMala H m C) Mr/PEAR, HOW AFRAID I dwdeoldlfference 1**0 wonderfully lubHe. Mod# foryou by ABOUTA RATE TONIGHT?.. M iss Louise r n e e a iA lN BT. AND FtntifE tiU PARKING— It wotW-lonrow hok core *pedoiW»--Ooilwto SWer*. To Our Fkst Crowing MMon A odea 2 ogpNeationi In each package-kwt 12.(XX Staff DOROTHY fiRiir Api^intments FIRST FOB BVERTTHING FOR 61 CTABS! ly taken cart dC Ws LENOX PhARiViACY MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—8 0 6-8911 lavita you to calL 299 IL CEM !m i 8T^-M I 9-0896 -Vy 5 '^ •*»-'' X -v-nt -V, X <-'-c >\ \ -

, Vf MANCHESTER IVBNINfl HERALD, MANCHESTEB, 00NN„ WEDNESDAY, ^FEBRUARY 20, i m \ iRA^VtJHiRSn^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESW®, 0^ WEDNESDAY, FERKgARY »0, lftNational League who- won 18 consoeutivo games at gone an appendix operation and "I'd hate to have had this hap don’t make that 10,000th point aa the game waa stttM»e4 would mlsa. the, s p t ^ training Cross daeb to a Mt ed a oonrt the bail given to hnh. TiM Conference Tueeday night iMutd-*’------one stretch a* the Giants made pen, say, about midseasoh,” Pin­ In my next game, I’ll quil.” tag the Huskies their first league champion San Franciaco 6i- their run at the froht-running Loa period.): , ■ rnffun. son, 34, smiled from his b«d at specUtoto Uttle care* that the loss In a 65-62 decision at Ktaga- s.S'pl’sS: ciAc Angeles Dodgers, then fired a Several, playara, .meanwhile, Net after too way OonSy That wa« Klrhie Guerin of defeat anenred the Knloka s< anta, revaaled today that he idgned Tuesday. Catcher Elston helped toad the Boatoa Oelttce Oakland's Providence Hospital. the New York Knicks talking a last place finish ta the Sasi- ton, R. L had pitched thq final week of. verbal broadude. The left-handed hitter, who hit George Wigton’s crew was ahead AU 18 w«ea or the...... Jovial...... a d ^ "Chub (OlanU Vice President mward ^ pitcher BUI Stafford to a IM-IM Nattonal Bas­ Sunday after Olnclnnati had em Oivtolon. Don OU led $h* HUNTING svsrytolng waa awaatnaaa aM the 1 9 ^ baseball aeaeon with cam* to ttriqs with the Yankees, ketball Assoetatlea victory .292 last year and drove home 100 litopped him for the aecioiMt Pistons .rtth S* points. 62-61 with 43 seconds left, but voung club but * veteran 6®*; Chub Feeneys mentioned I didn’t Magiciam^ Ace runs, was hospitalized late Mon­ Rhode Island's Steve Chubln and UihL So much ao,,that any ro^ Kverybody came back from laet g 2-lhch eat in' hia heel from '*te many games last year. pltehOir Billy xypeU with the Gi­ over the'Royals yhetonlay. atraight game from becoming In the first xMne, the C^fnl- s i^ proasnt probably en. But t)iat waa the ordered ants and .pitcher .Lew Ihudette Coney had a# less than 1* day and had his appendix re­ the ISth player In the Nation­ euse Nstlonato handed the Dan Nilsson mads good on two - a n d raodgnlM them, their pereoraMtlae year. think defenee Is our gfi opeiRtion to remove an Sad Sam Wheeler, above, moved in a two-hour operation. al Basketball .Association to Chicago Stophyrs their eighth free throws each to win M. for the iitrong point. WUcox Tech, A ^W abacaaa. «pattern. Pitch as hard aa It can with MUwaukee. assists In the gnme at Boeton ohangod m graafiy. Srplalnvllle arc aU good oluka as long as \ can and then let the Howard, who also plays In the Garden, equaling the season’s will be with Marques "I felt good Sunday,” he related. score 10,000 points. Guerin straight defeat 118-110 behind Rama. Currently Involved In a contract outfield and at-first baa*, as need­ high around the tongue 1a that "Played in a March of Dimes needed IS point*. He got six. Lee Shaffer’s 41 points. Shaf­ ■mare were maiqr “ “ and could win. bullpen clean up." Haynes and his Harlem Rhode Island is now 8-1 in Yan­ FISHING Jokea, probably the last thoy’U toU cold war with the Giants, Sanford Sanford’s asking price for the ed, reportedly signed for $46,000 departnteat. A good many Magicians tonight agaimst game and got three singles and a The 6-foot-4 former Iona. fer and I^en Chappell scored kee Conference play while UConn unUI the three toumamenta are pud a coutde. of hot cOala into the 1968 campaign Is beUeved to be and Stafford for an estimated came ta the last porlod when double. N. V. oollege star can relax n of Syracuse's first 30 is 7-1. The two taams w-ill meet SACK KENNEDY. THOMAi- dispute Tuaoday when iu told the $32,000. No figure waa given for the Marco Polos at East ‘‘Then, after breakfast Monday, pidntMln'a last quarter surge CANOS ANCHOR over. lON (defehdliig C ohamp) - - W* In the neighborhood of $86JH)0, a Ceoa and 8am donee sparked now. He reswhed and passed again at Storrs Mardt 2. Hanchester’s Phil Hyde was « Ban Franciaco Chronicle of his boost of about $10,000. Sanford O’Dell, but the S6-year-oId Bur­ the Oeltlea ahead of the etub- Hartford High. Game my stomach began to kick up and the 10,000-point plateau with »s thANata came from behind In other Tuesday night games. Regular eachon th canoes are a had. a good aoaaon but vdah we operaUnn' and Implied that, the says hs and the Giants are “far dette, who slumped to a lQ-9 mark bem Royals an Boeton’e fast starts at 8:30. Wheeler when the pains grew worse my points Tuesday night al­ In thf second half. Central ConnecOcut kept its un­ ...SM. They c a n t Stow any placa. hand and very adroitly got d ysar and they other, signings Included: Balti­ NBA — niso contributed 15 handling and shooting. and here I am. a doid)leheaderr at Madison their fourth straight, 139-138 tional rival Trlnl^ at Hartford by wintew. sash weight. It fits right Salette did something to u* I ganford m xn bis Duxbury, Mass., JVst haven’t offered me what 1 more, pitcher Steve Barber; De­ points ns Boeton won Its "I was supposed to fly out at Square tiarden. Guerin’s total over t)lnclnnatl. In the othSa an 81-65 count; and WilHmantlc into bow V, has enouA boMtag win.” Phil countered. "The H art­ wouldn’t have beUeved poaalWe-- troit, pitcher Bob Dustal; Yan­ noon Tuesday i (or spring train­ .VBA game scheduled Tuesday power for bight worit. Wrap vrith ford and New Haven teams are all hems, "but Just before I beat 8t. think I deserve. I worked hard fourth In n row- now is 10,016. waa edged 78-76 by Boston State they led us by 38 points at tho end 4-3 In the final week I hkd and 1 want to. work hard again, kees, tafielder Phil Linz; Metn, " The Esetem Division lend­ Young Quite Club ing). Now I guess it’ll be a few Guerin hit the 10.000-tnark San Frandseb scored a home at Willimantic. tape to make the amdior aound- capable.'’ „ of the first period! But we came (htak I desehre a better snake outfieidsr Gene Woodllng; St. more days in here, probably get in the second period with De­ court 111-109 victory over Loa p « ^ . Itien asked how he thought the an operation on my heel to re­ I ers take on the Pistons ta De­ Danbury proved a stubborn op­ back to beat them m the return move an absceas. A 3-inch long than I'm getting.” Louis, pitchers Ray Sadeckl and troit tonight.^ out Sunday, and then go home troit ahead 47-SO. The crowd Angeles. ponent for Central Connecticut, DURR HOLDERS Indiana would compare he said; Comes Back Again and rest for (our or five weeks." McCurry, Don Simmons and Coach Phil Hyde. Second "BefoN the aeaeon we aerlmmaged match. cut. It hurt. Toward the end 1 While sZnford was Mting the Alan Brice and catcher Tim Mc- The nftemoon gnme yester- TOURNEY BOUND—^Manchester High’s CCIL basket­ but the Blue Devils were Just too StgmMtoasa can be used la f l y worked with a cold that Giants, the Cincinnati Reds, who Carver; and Giants, utility out­ dny was a eloee affair piwctl- Dr. Spiegel predicted that the Fresno, Calif. Tiger, clad in heavy row, Randy Smith, Doug Pearson, Mike Lautenbach, strong under the backboards and varlf^ at ways and all od Hartford and Weaver and heW our fielder Carl Boles. Oakland boy would be able to run I ball champs are shown prior to their final practice b^ own. How we’d do now 1 can’t EH. JAMBS LOWRJBY, 1«SA1^ drained me. Then 1 worked some- finished third last year, received nally all the way. Boston was DB5TROIT (AP) — Howie Young, Sw lichee Attack 1 sweat clothes, said he will make fore tonight’s CIAC Tournament game with Stratford. Todd Potter, Bob Escavich and Jack Simmons. Third too accurate at the free throw line. will tetam a bnadiedfold aa year IfiTE — We have two ttartera down three points aS the half the Detroit Red Wings' wandering in about five weeks and swing a : the 160-pound limit without diffl- It was Central’s 18th victory of the tavestment by keeptag yoor lorea really say. I think on a given night bat in six. Squad includes: Front row, left to right, George May, row, Paul Quasnitschka, Paul Bushnell and Jim Walsh. wKh everyone givtag maximum ef­ hurting at present but If we get a and led by one point going In­ problem child, returned home Tues­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (API Middle-^ challenger, Fullmer, secuson without a loss and Dan­ in better eM ^ and meddag tiiein break and don’t play too *oon, vta to the final period. The Ceittes That would mean no swings weight Champion Dick Tiger | lacked the luster he showed In # 1 Co-Cpatain Paul Quey, Co-Captain Dave McKenim, Fred (Herald Photo by Pinto.) bury’s ISth loss against three wins. kMt iMiger. Yon can: 1) Cnt tUn fort we would give them a battle. In the Dugout with the Managers.,,No,20 day night and waa scheduled to until (our days before the start We’re a Uttle diort on height, Dave may have them book. Our beet ran five points early In the report Tor practice today after van­ switched to a blistering body attack ^ Monday's workout when he flared Wesleyan, as if not satisfied with elieeto and line your tackle box of the National League season. sparring mate, Ed Hickman of Los McKenna la our only big man, but player la 6-1 Phil House, a good quarter, however, and led the ishing for the second time this Pinson’s operation isn’t expected Tuesday as he Increased his train­ its 58-50 victory over Trinity ear­ with tt. t) SUee tkem late rtaga all-around boy who doe* overy- rest of the way. Angeles. lier In the season, rubbed it In by with a deep V cat out o< the ring. the boya make up for it by being season. to affect Cincinnati's lineup, since ing total to 89 rounds for Saturday Snelled hooka lit Into and are held long on gute." thing well. Celtics Oonch Red Auerbach Young missed practice Tuesday he'll apparently be ready, though night's title fight with Gene Full­ taking the rematch with a 16-polnt P ie ce wasn’t around to see the tri­ Thoma* Ferguson of the Los An- margin. by the V. 8) Slice out a two-taoh- Hinhouae High’s pwennlal con­ Keeping Club in One and Red Wing officials were un­ not finely tuned, for opening day. mer. Tile Nigerian tilleholder went u tender, Sam Bender, waa on hand AL OUNKSCALB8, NOTRE umph.’Referee 8ld Borgia had able to locate him until they called ...... geles Angels is the youngest trav- First Tourney Assignment Trinity’s John Penrich, with 28 hlgli bat band to bold files or aptn- DAME, BRIDOEPORT (top-rated However it gives the Reds a two rounds with lankv A1 Swlder ntag Iiiree. 4) Sew a small blocfc to try and n t aeme preasure off thrown him out ot the game his home again Tuesday night and chance to take a longer look at ski, a [.as Vegas mlddieweight, and ' eling secretary in the major, lea- -inU, and Barry Leghorn, with A club)—We’ve been fortunate to between the halves. 5?" led the ecoring, but Paul on yonr fishing vest. A holder for his club, Wilbur Orosi and the were told by hia wife that he had Tommy Harper, three rounds with Willie Turner, | gues. He's 32. change off fiahlng. 6) Wading Hartford teams. have five men 6-4 or bigger all fo r T ig e rs "Borgtn has been prejudiced returned. Brands of the Cardinals was the seaaon. (That got the biggest against Boston ail season.” hero. Brands hit six field goals streams, out a small boat -shaped “I don’t go along with those who The 36-year-old defenseman's re­ blodi to tie to yonr waist, as a Bay the Hartford-New Haven area laugh of the day). But we’re iwt "Auerbach fumed later. "The turn came a few hours before Na­ within a few minutes early in the really too big. I mean the starting By BOB BOHEFFINO ( TradWi should make ua strong-f I managed Bob Anderson, the records show he’s been after For Indians in Wallingford second half to put Wesleyan de­ floating hire stoiage spot. 6) Oit teams are the favorite,” the vtt/- tional Hockey League President a large pteoe la the. shape sf a flsli eran coach bagan. five averages much leas than that Dehrott Hgers’ Manager ar behind the plate with Gus right-hander we obtained from ns every fime he’s worked. Clarence Campbell announced in cisively ahead. He ended with 19 —but to watch os before the Triandoa and at third base, where the-Cube, ta Los Angeles and Chi­ “I don’t care how much they points, l4 of them scored In the Min mount It la your den with “Thaaa teams that have won 14 gamt. Montreal that he wanted to hear , By Populor Demand, We Are Repeating Our Tt, both th« 1900 and «1 toum-*U»B Trlb* drew the highest ecor-f either the OCIL. or the Capitol lures attached. Lets yon check lure or more games must be good,’’ he we look really big. Warren Hard­ All the Tigers have to do to Bubba PhllUpa oontes up with the cago and know he can pitch. At fine me. As far as I’m concern­ Young's version of the fireworks In By HOWIE HOLCOMB < . . . -.1__I-.— ««• PATifi»rftnfte- second period. Jemuory NADA Sale During Washington’s Birthday eye local entries were eliminated Ing team in the Greater Bridge­ District Conference. supply at a glanoe. continued. "No team can be in top ily: and Stratford are two area fare pohsiderably better than big play, the proper playing weight, he ed, we’ve been Jobbed. last Sunday’s game with Montreal port Conference. Along with Penders, Stratford Tony Romano, usually the high­ teams which could be trouble. Be­ could be the additional starter we “All I can say is that If we before taking any action against Tonght for the third time in In their first starts. The 19S0 club er scorer in any game he takes WADING STAFF form for every game. Hiey all all right this year is stay in Chloo Fernandez makes the re­ lost to Weaver, 67-60, a year later. Led by Tom Penders, the down- has 6-2 Elmmanuel Barton, Terry have tajurlea, cold shooting nif^ta ing the top team doesn't impress quired plays at shortstop and first will be ln'**eriou8 need of if Lary get Borgia In the playoffs, him. the past four seasons, Man­ staters averaged in the middle 80s part in. had to share ecoring hon- An aluminum ski pole makes one piece. doesn’t come back to his previous Hillhouse ousted the Indians, 58- MUler, John Ramalho and Dick Boston ; fine wading staff for going through and ‘hot’ opponents. But these top- the players much — Uiey reallae baseman Norm Cash uiowed me we’re dead.” Young drew a total of 27 minutes chester High will try to get 64. Last season the Big Red com- during the regular season, passing Tompkins in Its starting lineup. ora with Bob Bianchl of rated teams have proven that on the ratings don’t mean everything, I’m counting on the law of avor- toward the close ot last season form. Both Auerbach and Borgia in penalties, setting an NHL record the 100-point mark on three oc­ State as Willimantic lost close I bad water. On a tether It floats agss to keep the Detroit club Top Relief Pitcher past the opening round of pUed only an 8-8 record and failed ’The club is fast, will use a press­ each out of way when you don’t wont moat occaslona they have overcome several other teams could Just as and on our trip to Japan that he cooked their fists at each other of 210 penalty minutes in a season. casions. However is must be noted ing defense from the start and one. Romano and Blanch! theee obetacles suid still managed well have been No. 1. oomparatively free of the injuries- BtlU has the beautiful stroke to I expect Jim Running and just after the half ended, but The outburst netted him three OPEN HOUSE CIAC Tournament play. The to qualify. it, hag plenty of atrength when you which have knocked us out of the Tonight’s game will be another that the enOre Park City league depebd gn^eatly on fast breaks on scored 27. to win. They must all be eoneld • • • lift his average to match his Aguirre to be as effective as they CelUes Publicist Howie Mc­ separate automatic fines totaling 3 lie SAYS— 'mURSDAY, FRIDAY. $ATURDAY-FE*. 21-22-23 Indians oppose Stratford High Tonight’s games; American In­ need thaL last two American League pen­ $100 and made his case subject to “toughle” for Coach Phil Hyde’s concentrated on offense, showing offense. I BUCKET WARMER ered top teams.’’^ home runs. were last trip. Don Mosal still Hugh and Tom Helnsohn step­ ■C 8 at I.(ymaa HaQ High, WaUing- mubh higher overall scores than ternational at Hartford and Quln- • • * The L ifter Side nant races. ped between them. The two view by CJampbell. who could fine fOnL otaargea In 10th ranked Stratford, Penders is considered the best nlplac at Southern Connecticut. I FUi a galvanised bucket full of Our -biggest disappolnlmenU There will be oompeUUon at has mileage ahead of him. We "one on one” scorer in the GBC. On the lighter side were a couple second and third iMse for Jake have under-rated righthanders in went at it again verbally as him further or suspend him. NO GIMMICKS-NO GIVEAWAYS... The Rlder-Palrfleld game orig­ rocks, set on fire, "nien Invert Quick Rebuttal of 1063 were r Frank I ^ y 's acre they walked to the dreeelng Red Wings’ officials refused to But one thing all* Stratford sup­ inally echeduled for tonight was bucket Inside tent. It will radiate of odd Inddtaita lliat han>ened Shoulder and Aeline's broken col­ Wood picked up poundage after PhU Hs$raii and Paul Foytack and Sam didn’t get far with hla the doctors found that his trouble room# and several policemen comment on Young’s latest disap­ porters seem to have forgotten is po-tponed to ’nmrsday night at heat aU over tent. Don’t put the during the season. larbone. the latter happening May Terry Fox is the slickest relief pearance. Young first bolted the Just GOOD DEALS! that the cltib lost seven of its 18 I hot rocks on eaavas floor, though. theory aa Hyde, and Alble Leoffler The collegiate rather than the was a deficleney of iron ta his pitcher in the American League. were needed to separate them. Palrfleld. of Staples were quick to disagree. 26 when w*. were In contention The argnmenit started over club for three days last month games during the season. Appa­ aoholastie bMt fumialied one of and keeping our big guy out for blood and Don Wert is a bright We have an excellent crop of after a game in Chicago. He es­ rently while able to score points Just for the record Us been sev­ prospect up from Denver. Frank a call Borgia had made Just the top laughs. two months. . young pitchers headed by the left- before the first half ended. caped a club fine that time. OPEN in large numbers, they also gave en years since a team outalde Central Omneoticut was run­ YOU get the seriousness o# Kostro, a big tafielder, will be giv­ handed Doug Gallagher and the > a few. Game Away from Perfect Season these two areaa made the tourna­ ning away with Southern Oon- Lory’s loss when you realize that en a ohancs provided hs recovers right-handea HowaH Koplitz and Manchester will again depend ment flnal. The last one was the from an ankle injury which still 1965-56 Manchester edition that lost nectlout a week ago when the we got only victories out ot the Bob Humphreys. Dick Bgan and HOUSE on iU "big five” of Co-Captains Owls were detected with six men remarkable righthander who beats bothers. Mickey Lollch are southpaws up Dave McKenna and Paul Quay, In the finals to Weaver—or maybe Sam hasn’t looked at the record on the fioor. the Yankees. He wort 23 the year I consider our outfield — Rocky from Hawaii and Denver, respec­ SAVE ’200 Fired McCurry, George May and Just as ptay waa about to re­ Easties Down Plainville booka7?TT bMore. Ooiavito, Bruton and Kallne — tively, and Bob Dusts! is a right­ SPECIALS Don Simmons. McKenna emerged sume with O n tral’s Gene Reilly W4 were handicapped phyal- one Of the finest in the business. hander who had extraordinary as the team’s top scorer during Some of the others present and OFF OF THE their comments were: ready to take the free throw ealiy In other ways, too. Billy Bubba Morton is our right-hand control for Denver and waa the WE’RE HAVING ANOTHER REPEAT OF THE ORIGINAL the regular season, pouring in 243 awarded aa a result ot the viola­ B ru t^ pulled a leg muscle, then batting reserve, possibly with most valuable player In the Puer­ points, 10 more than McCurray. For 16th Victory, 54-46 tion, a Southern player walked tg> (iiiffe^i^ a broken Jaw wh'en he to Rican Winter League. He topped his i>erfonnance with a BKD VEDERAME, CROSS—We PumaT Goldy. Whitey Herzog is a exi>ect a tough tournament . . to Referee EVed Post and said: ivta ihto Kallne late In the going. sound left-hand batter who can No outfit la going to chase Hm 33-point production against Weth­ "Hey ref, how come they got a A bfOken finger kept Nohn Cash G O O D ^ ^ E A R ersfield in the final grame of the Miver and Hillhouse will be tough also play first base. This else goes Tigers out of the park. N.A.D.A. Combining a strong second half zone defense with an 18 fw d don’t overlook Hartford PubUc foUl ahot, it’a perfectly legal to in file diigdut for lO days. Terry for Vic \yertz. I repeat that the main thing C d L schedule. hilVG six HMA.'* Fox was out, etc. But the big McKenna, dubbed "WUt” by his 28 performance at the foul line, East Catholic’s all-winning . . The CDC records are deceiving, Changing olubs, from Baltimore we have to do la stay well. <88' JAMBOREE! Publie has'loet six games but la a "How do you figure that," asked tfiows iFere'.file loss of Lary and teammates, led the squad in re­ jRyvees defeated the Plainville jayvees yesterday, B4-46, fearance ville squad whl be on the Claea out to bo Juat what the doctor OV' Ctoaa and Weaver. We lost she out March 9 when finals in both Claes Designs • Budget Terms • Limited \ If you Corvair Monza. Standard Trana- Manchester was among the miss­ B Tournament team that wUl be dered for Elarl,’’ Peaky said. of six to them. Any ,Hydra­ 2050 College, New Britain. lo th game in 16 staata Mbnday, Pesky aaid. Huiry! Last 3 days! matic, Radio. Heater. Pow-er "When WUaon ta wild he’s us- (tahmidt’a two chief wocilas today 1957 F O R D oonocciMd hia top defenseman and where service steering. Power Brakes, White uaUy a UtUe high with hia pitdhaa, walls. AT 8 P.M. 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72 Wflntcd—Rdal Estate Hoowhi For $ a lt . HoBfldfl For Said Honfldfl For Bald OOIfOOIU> IU>.--BaattaM raadi, MANOHEBTBIIt--Trss shaded » VERNON—Five room ranch, sec­ WISH flOMJSUNB to baodto room ranch, walk to bUg and onds to Parkwajr I1L800. rsai ssuMT Can ma at Ml large living raeu, formel mont Agency, TO 5-1881, TR pronuM aad.ooitftaoua aarvloa. room, eabuot klioben, 2 oohoola. fuU oaUar with rao room, , Broksa. roome, reoreatlpn room, iand- 8 bedrooma, living ‘ room ' and B-i»40. J o a ^' Barth. i/m tA C flV B ^room oantrally lo­ kitchen,’ aluminum combinations, aeepM yard. Marlon B. Robert- BOWFRfl SCHOOL - « room Co­ WANTED —2 Or 8 bedroom house, cated tor buainsea womap. 'OaU son, Realtor, Ml S-B9B8. modestly Prioad *4 $18,800. Rob- $14,000-819,000 Have two qualified UX S-BMl After • p.m. srt Wolvsrt^, R ^tor, 2n 8-8818. lonial, five bedrooms, 1% baths, W A N T E D _ 28 foot Uvtog room with fireplace, buyers. Soon possible. Carlton Someone to take over payroonta .JSOOODMORNIN*, THIB ONE is worth lookiiig at! new bath and kitohon, 2-car ga­ Hutchins, 2 0 9-6182 Multiple M M CHiUBUhNT' Apartairato--n«t»-- 5% tixnn ranch, 8 twln-siMd bed­ rage, one acre lot, 818,800. PnU- Listing. DVERTISING laMMUnWLs* 0 ^ ar*SSMPLETE R00B4S MANCHESTER SUBURBS bnok Agency, 20 9-8404. AdAMAlIRlM. TW I960 PHEXXJIlt!’ T«n«nientB 6S rooms, good closet space, attach­ COVENTRY • ■ Near new high ga ueu ^ MORNiWj OF ^rtand, reaeonahle- MI 8-1817, ed garage, many extras, good Ugdit trucking and package dellv* MANCHESTER — Near Bowers school large buUdlng lots for FURNITURE AND H I iCAOI-JXhraa roona, haat. hot |1,8(XI aaaumao mortgage, eeU- atsed lot, 818,900. Warren E. sale, Ehwott Agency,f. 2 0 9-7688. d tA S ^ IB D ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ery. ReMgerato.'s, washers snd Howland, Realtor-Trader, 2 0 School, 7 room Cuie, garsge, low APPLIANCES ^ waUji^^M^ rafriferator. SUO. ing 20% bo8^ replacement down payment, Ercott Agency, 8 AM. to 5 PM. stove m m ^ specialty^ Folding Moaical ImtmuiiitB - 58 eoet. Five room ramm, breou- 8-llM^______ohalrs for rent r a 9-otBI. The furniture ia BRAND NBW 2 0 9-7688. ^ never left our rtore. O»tomer way and garac*, parklike WABHINOTON’S BtrOidey > Plano f 7)UlL ROOK duplax apartment gtounda Including willow trees, MANCHESTBRr-Cbarmlng 8 room )PT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT is being tranaferred and willing to with OKtaa ftnUhed room in attlo, Colonial located in a fine residen­ 116,900—SIX room ranch, so cute aaerifloa depoait, aa well aa week- and Organ-Bale. Ward Muato Oo., brae* and aU. ou couldn't help liking it, 8 Slushy Mess >AT Xhni FRIDAT 10:S0 AJM.—SATURDAX 9 AJA Painting— Papering 21 Hartford Road. Open amniage. available Fob. IB. 268 Highlaiid tial neiihhoThood. Ceramic tiled flt m 8 - ^ . bath. Garage. An ideal home foT Sedrooms, Uvtog room and dining room with picture wlndowi, Mae ROCTERIOR AND interior palnUng. A * s & r ^ ! 11 PAUL PIANO AGENCY only $18,000. C!aU the Jarvis Real­ Aftermath of PLEASE READ YOUR AD . Wallpaper booka. Pi^Mrtianglng. YOU GET: Complete living room, OfficB and Stort iij a t t flTiqnbr--rFii«t floor, ty b>., Raaltoni, 20 8-4112, 2G bathroom, kitchen with built-ins, Oeilinga. Floors. FuUy insured bright rooma, baaement, txoel- 8-1028, 2 0 9-7814. double sink, birch cabinets. On __ or Ads" token over the ph Eqa^mcat 84 M I 8-0458 bus line, close to 2Caln Street. E, rtnlSQOO. n o advertiser riionld read his od the FIRST DAT IT woikmanatalp guaranteed. m g and TBJN acooBBonet! c o m - Isnt looattotL P«rklng^ now avail- PeUeUei, Ml 9 - ^ U no enawer, FLkrrE BEDROOM; Bookcaae •Mt. CaU Mt f ^ . PITKIN STREET—ElgM room co­ J. Carpenter, Broker, 20 9-SOSl Wet Snowfall A M * A * a and BBPORT ERRORS In ttane for the next Inser* can Ml ______NBW TYPBWRITBRB, W8.96 Up; lonial. OTrst floor has Uvin; ltoa> T** Btetald is reapondble for only ONE Inoorrect or omitted bed. chest, dresser and mirror. used typewriter, • » to- m BntCH flntinoiuLarga 2CANCHE8TER — Cute 4 room Gold Bond mattresa end hox sp r^ room (with fireplace) den, formal (Continued from Page One) taasirtlon lor any advertisement and then only to the extent of o B2XTERIOR and interior painting. Typewtitor Service, 479 B. Mid­ SPLIT LBVBL-^- 7 rooma, l^i dining room. Kitchen and lava­ ranch, good location, ideal for and SBIVBN accessories I COM­ dle I pke., Mancheator, MI 8-8477. baths, family room, garage, lot younger or older couple, $11,700. «^looEe cood" taaertton. Errors which do not lessen the value of Paperhanging, ceilinga wallpaper PLETE KrrCHENi 7 iriece. For­ tory. Second floor has four bed- ped power and phone lines, put­ ; win not be oorreoted by "make yood" Insertion. booka on requeat ^ y inaured. 160x428, choice location, 828,900. 2 0 8-0254. mica top kitchen set and utUlty blook from rooms plus bath. FuU basement ting 110 telephones out of opera­ Call Edward R. Price. Ml O-IOOS TWO ROOMI, one PhUbrick Agency, MI 0-8464. with a rec room 90% completed J7U. table; . _____ '■ Wearing Apparel Fort M Main, haat, ttova, refrigerator. SEVERAL 2-famUle® avaUable, tion and knocking out power to PAQm NO and waUpaparlng. waU- fllMMB a h tr 8. 81 NORTH SCH(X)L ST.—2 famUy House 1# in excellent condition one braid new, all fairly priced. seotlons of town to wide areas in ' / a * K 'fS PLUS ALL THESE 20 Nice comer lot. Owners hav® to paper removed. Wallpaper booka EXTRAS! f o r m a l w h it e dtamar ooats for 8-8, large clean rooms oil steam Excellent financing available. J. BoHoq. d i a l m i 3-2711 V f o u r r o o m s , aecood floor, re- heat, separate utilities, both move, hate to hut have to. Price D. Realty, 2 0 8-6129. lAoyd Hobron, manager o t ttie on requeat. Ceilinga. Fraa 21" TV aet refrigerator, range, aale, aU Bisea, I8. Colored eoata, Is quite realistic, only 823,900. mataa. Call Roger. MI *-0S». 87. Call MI 8JW8, ■ decoratod. No riiildren under 18 floors occupied, $18,900. Robert Manchester office of the Southern dlshea, pot# snd pans, silverware, years. Inquirs U Church flt., Wolverton, Realtor, 2 0 9.2818. CaU, we wUl be happy to show New England Telephone Co., call­ PAINTm a, wallpapering, ceilinga glaaaea, toaster, ateam Iron, per- first floor.. ’ou through. T. J, Crocliett, Real $10,900 — 4 ROOM Cape, large ed the storm the worst this secs- refinished, hardwood floors sand­ citetor, etc. .. MAN’S GRAY tep«^. TANNER STREET — Compact or. 2H 8-1677. wooded lot. 20 8-0112, owner. son so far aa phone trouble is oon- NO DOWN PAYMENT e x t r a l a r g e 8% room apart­ ranch with five large rooms. ed. Call MI 9-4920. 44-48 tall, MO. Tel. M f 9-2788, ROLUNQ PARK Cape — 4 bed- cemed. nUHIBLE REAGHimi OUR AOVERTISER? IS NECESSARY ment, heat, hot water, appll- Fireplac® wall is paneled, stair­ CHESTNUT STREET Numeroua accidents, most of PAINTINQ a n d paperhanglng. anoea, garbage disposal, parking, way to second floor full base­ rooms, 7 closets, 1% baths, llv- Two-famUy, 5-5, downstairs va This furniture can b#' delivered tog room fireplace, full base- them minor, were caused by slip­ Good olean workmimahlp at rea- immediately, or can be stored free Wanted—To Boy 68 adiUtS. M l 9-8780. ment with garage. Ideal location, cant, good income, excellent loca­ pery road oondltiona to klanches- M-Hovr Answering Service sonable ratea SO yaara in Man- Dogs— Birds— ^Pets 41 good lot. S^lbly priced for ac' ment, oversize lot, priced right tion sensibly priced at only Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 of charge FREE DELIVERY — TWO ROOM fumiahed apartment, Warren E. Howland, Reaitor- tsr and to towns east of 2Ianches- Chester Raymond Flake. Ml FREE Sb RVICB. 'This complete WANTED — Used furniture, top tion. T, J. Crockett, Realtor, 2Q 817,000, two separate oil heating ter. 0-9287. SALES CLERK for drug depart­ MAN FOR automotive parts store. FOR SALE!—Six months old Collie, price paid. E dV Used Furniture, beat, hot water, stove, refriger­ 8-1577. ‘Trader. 2 0 8-1108. systems. outfit can be aeen att ator. Apply Marlow's, 887 Main In Bolton, where no rain fell, Free to Herald Readers ment and cosmetics. Evenings. Crinold Auto Parts, 191 Center female, AKC registered, reason­ AD 8-6M0 Or CH 9-0880. snow aocumulaited to a depth of PAINTING, paperhanglng, floor able MI 3-0388. GILBERTS OF MANCHESTER—Well planned 8- RANCH 82x68, beamed and panel­ Some experience. Good pay with Street. it. . ed living room, 2 fireplaces (one T. J. CROCKETT 10 Inches and plow crews set to Want ■ ■**■— on one of onr classified adverUsementsT No sanding, ceilings whiten^. For NEW BRITAIN f r a n k la buying and aalUng g « ^ bedroom Cape on wooded lot. Realtor 20 8-1677 commissions. See Msmager, Lig­ f i v e HOOMfl—New two family, to basement), S bedrooms, 2-car work at 4 p.m. answer at the tetophone Hstedf Simply oaH the lowest rates and good clean work­ gett Drug Parkade Shopping Cen­ 11 STANLEY ST. used furniture end antiqliee k M Complete with fireplace and manship call MI 4-0801. Articles For Sak 45 must eebl A'vailable immediately, aluminum storm® and screens. garage perfect condition, 828,000. TTie heavy going stalled at least ter, 404 W. Middle Tpke. BA 5-7778 Lake St. CaU and aae what vto^ve BOLTON—2 to 1. 6 room ranch, 4 one town-oontraoted snow plow Open Dally 9-9, Saturday to 6:80 $128. Adults preferred. Eve­ Low priced at 816,800. Call Mrs. Kubrick Agency. 20 0-8484. EXTERIOR and interior painting, SNOW BLOWERS -> SNOWBIRD, g o t Open Sundays. Ml room r«mch on same lot. Owner which was abandoned in the park­ MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE DRAFTSMEN On Route 71 near Route 72 bypass nings, 241 *-3588. Wagner, Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ THREE FA20LY 6-4-8. Hot water will consider trade. Tongren paperhanging, wallpaper remov­ Ariens, Bolens, Toro power han­ WE BUY. SELL or trads aattoua tors, 2 0 8-4112, 2 0 8-1028. ing lot at Doc’s Drive-In, along ed, ceilings, fully insured. Call SECRETARY dle. Snow blowers repaired, parta f i v e p l e a s a n t large rooms, heat aluminum storms, excellent Agency, 2 0 8-8321. with the trailer of a gasoline haul­ Ml 9-0500 ED’S USED Furniture and Appli­ snd U M furniture, ohlna, f Is m , condition, central location. Carl­ George Oulllette, MI 9-1251. AND and service. Trades and term a silver, plctiare trameii end ^ first flow fl»4. oil furnace, cen^ MANCHESTER—Two-family 5-8, ing rig. A station wagon rested Unusual opportunity to de­ Capitol 'Equipment, 88 Main St. ances—We buy and sell for ready traUy located, inunacidate, large lot, separate beating sys­ ton W. Hutchins. 2 0 9-6182. Mul­ on its side to a four-foot ditch on and leave your meseoge. Ton’ll hear from onr advertiaer la Jig PAINTER — Guaranteed work. cash Open 9-9. AD 3-6240 or UH coins, old doUa and guna, tiple Listing. velop a career with an ex­ MI 8-7958. coUectloaa, attle contents q> wlwla adults. MI 8-8771. tems. Detacned 2-car garage. Bolton Lake lOde-away TioUand Rd., just off Rt. 44A. wttlMHit apendlnf all evening at the telephone. Winter special — average celling panding professional service 9-0880. Central location. St. James p u ’- State Police from the Colchester rolfe. Walk, Walk! Like a Man! »8 labor. MI 8-4718. ENGINEERING WALLPAPER -PAINT Sale—Past­ eatatea. Furrttur# 9 MAIN S T .-8 room heated apart- MANCHESTER — Nice 4 room concern in Manchester. This TalcottvUe, Conn. Ml M44S. Ish. No agents. $22,500. C!aU ranch, tils bath, city utUltles. full $ Troop were kept busy this morn­ MareWng nortih from Long Island Sound during tJhoir re-enactment of a Revolutionary war CGnw position requires initiative and ed and regiilar fully trimmed, ment, second lloor, immediate 648-4670, 640-8600. 6,900 ing answering the question, plastic coated, filin g paint, 82.89 BY GEORGE! occupancy. J. D. Realty, 211 price $11,600 ; 5 room older home, peign, in celrt>raitlon of Manchei^ter’e George Waahdngtton Day sale, Colonial G e n e i^ Josapn GG£- Auto Driving School 7-A willingness to assume respon­ AIDES WHAT AN AMAZING OFFER "W iere’s my car?” Many autos, n^n and Creigliton Shoor seem to have fy>rgotten the suggeetion of a e o m ^ a t la t » p re rtd ^ to Lost and Found Electrical Services 22 sibility. Applicant must be a Gallon. Morrison Pamt Store, 386 8-8129. FOREST STREET—Delightful 10 $9,500; Bolton—beautiful 8 bed­ FREE! FREE! FREE! Rooms Without Board 59 room split, nearly 8 acres land, California bound owner sacri­ abandoned to the road, were towed take long, long hikes ae they try to revert to a somewhat more modem form of transporwiom good typist and able to work Center St. room former Cheney residence In away because they impeded plow­ Book placed in wrong car MANCHESTER Driving Academy. FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt serv­ NEW 1988 NORTH COVENTRY — 4 room $16,900 ; 8 bedroom ranch, one ficing this rustic 90% complet­ Motortets did not aeem to think it would be wise to stop, but did slow down for nmKlplG douoiG Winter driving instruction is safe with figures accurately. Posi­ f u r n is h e d rooms, complete ark-like setting. 6 bedrooms, 4% ing. In parking lot acroaa from hospi­ ice * ing the roads in an attempt to GROSSMAN HOMES Accountiitf services. Raymond Dutch Doors 817.50 ea. 206 Center Street. Call PI Above average pay, 5-day Free Stereo ONE YEIAR old ranch, 6 roome, 2 shopping and transportation, beautiful Spring Street. CaU prevent skidding accidents. Girard, ku 9-8008. SHARPENING Servlca- Saws, Maehlne ClMiiad 2-6701 or HI 2-8412 any time $16,900. Phllbrick Agency, 2 0 week, electric typwriters. Knotty Pine Paneling 13c sq. ft. 3 ROOMS ...... 8679 for buqpeotlon appointment. baths, 2-car garage, $20,900, PhU­ owner 2 0 8-1383. knives, axes, shears, akates, M ortgages 81 810 DOWN DELIVERS Septic Tanks, Dry Wdis, flow­ 9-8464. FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepar­ rotary blades. Quick aervlue. Cwl- Clerk - Typist brick Agency, 2D 9-8484, In the Nation WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY Prehung Doors from 816 ea. Free Storage Until Wanted er Lines Installed—OeUar Wa- FOR SALE by owner—8 room brick ed with your savings In mind. tol Elquipment Co., 88 Main 8t„ 21ANCHESTER—Fabulou® 7 room By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Reasonable rates. Call MI 9-8246, SECOND mortgages — Unlimited Free Delivery In Conn. terijrooflng Done. NEW CHAR2DNG C olonial Cape, excellent condition, 147 Manchester. Hours dally 7-6. funds available for second mort For appointment call Aluminum Glass Sliding Doors, Ranch,, family kitchen with Pro­ spUt level now being used aa Stormy weather, with heavy I B. J. Bayles. An opening for an experienced Free Set-Up By Our Own Bnsifiess Locations Autumn Street. Shown by ap- snow, sleet and strong winds, Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI gages, payments to suit your 649-5211 6/0X6/8 871.60 ea. Reliable Men vincial cabinets, excellent floor Model Home. Excellent floor plan iwintment. Call 2 0 9-1988 after 5. 8-7958. budget Expedient service. J. D clerk-typist. Position requires McKin n e y b r o s. For Rent 64 with 8 bedrooms, IMog room with lashed wide sections of the North-1 INCOME TAX returns prepared a neat appearing person with Caulking Gun® 50c ea. SEE rr DAY OR NIGHT AT plan, matchless construction, only by former Internal Revenue Realty, MI 3-5129. A— Lr-B— E— R—T— S Sflwerdqfl Dlspoid C0. $17,990, Hayes Agency, 2 0 8-4803. fireplace, dining room, kitchen MANCHESTER—Two famUy. 5-6, east today after pounding many! LAWN MOWEUtS aharp«3o«d and good typing ablfity. Some fa­ with dinette. Many fine extras year old, 8 bedrooms, large areas to the south and e ^ central SPECIAL OFFER Agent in the convenience of your repaired aales and service, pick cility to shorthand helpful but CASH ’N CARRY ONLY 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 180-182 Pearl S t—MI 8-S808 848 NORTH MAlN-atore. 2U home for Individual and business. BESET BY BILLS? Let u® help such a® fireplace, G.E. range and rooms! 22 foot Uvtog room, large states. ' I up and delivery Ice akatea sharp­ you to a fresh start by consoli­ COMBINATION waitress and not absolutely essential Mod­ OPEN TONIGHT ‘TILL 9 9-8229, 9-6. MI 9-89S8. MANY OF ’THE ABOVE ONE OF oven and formica counter® to kitchen, city utilities, storms, The severe storm, centered near ened, precision ground. L % M dating the many debts that de­ cook, good wages and tipping em office, excellent benefit A KIND— birch cabtoeted kitchen, oversiz­ Nantucket. Mass., dumped more Equipment Corporation, Route 88, Hours 6 p.m.—1 a.m., Tuesday, •TORES FOR Rent, suitable for FOUR FAMILY owner tranMerred. Evenings 2 0 February 22nd., 23rd., 24th. FGU j-TIME tax accountant ready mand your attention into one program Write Qerk-Typlst, ed garage, playroom, baths. 9-2682. than eight inches of snow to Wor­ Vernon, Conn. ‘TR 6-7609. Mancbea- easily paid monthly obligation. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. P.O. Box 1821, Hartford. Stat­ OFFERED SUBJECT TO PRIOR any business, Route 44A, busy to assist you. Ratea reaaonaUe. highways, Boltom Conn., 7 miles Priced under $20,000. Call Mrs cester, Mass., qnd seven inches I Call 8. J. Turklngton, Jr,, MI •82,000 requires only 844.60 per Inquire ^tween 10 a.m.-2 p.m ing work history, education SALE Lambert Jarvl® Realty Co., BOWERS SCHOOL—8 room Cape in Windsor Locks, Conn., and| SNOW PLOWING Service— Man­ Charcoal Broiler. 560 E. Middle to ManchMtar. (JaU 20 S-9032. 8-7781. month including repayment. If and salary desirefd. Manchester demand location, Realtors, MI 8-4112, 2 0 9-1200, plus recreation room offers Portland, Maine. chester, Bast Hartford, Bolton, Turnpike. By Rdd one block to all conveniences, Coventry, Rockville areas. Call you have property equity, con­ |"Sinoe 1907 MODERN, air conditioned office privacy and convenience, back­ The Weather Bureau posted I n e e d HELP In preparing your NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. grossing 83,200 yearly, excel­ BROOKFIELD Street — 8 room MI 9-5650. tact Frank Burke, Connecticut It’s Been Of Ooutaif*| qpace, off street parking central yard fully fenced, new knotty hea'vy snow and hazardous driving I Incomeinontna tux retum? CSu MI Mortgage Exchange. 15 Lewis 381 STATE' S’TREBT iMatlon, Immediate occupancy. lent investment. Cape near High -Jtmlor High, pine kitchen, walking distance to warnings in central and western I FREE GIFT OFFER 9-8829. MASON WORK, fireplaces, brick St.. Hartford. 248-8897. NORTH HAVEN, CONN. AUCTION COl or sea John H, Lsppen, Inc., fireplace, garage. Reduced for schools, shopping, busline. Re­ Massawusstta through northern / Salesmen Wanted 36-A Immediate sale. Bel Air Real Bs- decorating colors to suit buyer, FOR SBntVICE and savings in pre-1 homes, brick and stone walls. 248-2147 2 0 9-5361. New England. Gale warnings Chimney repair and painting MI WOMAN By Order of Hie Cobb. Bank and Trust Oo. Bxtr. tete. 2 0 8-9832. $14,600 By appointment, 2 0 were displayed from Bsstport, | paring Income taxes for business Business Opportunities 32 MAN WITH interest in music or 131)0 SQUARE feet of office epace, PAUL FIANO AGENCY 9-2200. and mdlvidual. call PI 2-6607. 9-3001. R(X3CLBDGE — 8 room custom Maine, to Block Island, R.I. Tides I I electronics and with use of car 2(ato St. location, reasonable are averaging about two feet EXCELLENT opportunity — Gift to arrange stereo demonstrations. ESTATE OF BESSIE BURNS GRAY residence, 2400 sq, ft. Uvtog area, SIX ROOM Ranch, 8 bedrooms, RUSSELL’S Barber Shop, comer SNOW PLOWING, 24-hour service. for warehouse office. No exper­ Removed from Late Home, WstervlUe Road, terms. Hayes Agency, 20 8-4803. MI 8-0468 above normal from northern New | Call Ronald LeFevre, MI 9-8342 or Shop handling exclusive merchan This is a top income sales job. Fuel and Feed 49-A 4-6 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car ga­ dishwasher and disposal, attach­ Oak and Spruce, two barbers disc, priced for quick sale. Pres­ ience required. Figure work in­ Farmington, Conn. rage. delightful throughout. Larg­ Jersey northward. 289-2207. New program sponsored by BOLTON—ROUTE 8 - ^ t o r e for ed garage, g;ood location 816,000. The storm swept across eastern, | over 25 years’ experience each. ent owner has other Interest. J. volved. Must be able to start world’s best known magazine. DRY FIREPLACE and furnace i rent suitable for beauty salon, er than usual lot. Low thirties. Phllbrick Agency, 2 0 9-8464. F n e parking. Oi>en Mondays. Try D. Realty, MI 3-5129. at 7 a.m. Apply Employment For interview call MI 3-5161, Mr. wood, trunks. Pick-up, station SALE AT THE LANTERN VILLAGE BARN 'Warren B. Howland, Realtor- south central and northern sec- barber shop or offices, ample MANCHESTER—1964 home — 4 Uons of New York State. Some! us. Household Services Office. Elliott, 9 a.m.-12 noon. wagon loads. ’Truck chains, bath-1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER, CONN. parking. 2 0 9-0817. TrEider, MI 8-1108. room sink. MI 9-1858. large rooms expandable to 8 ______Lots For Sale 78 airplane flights wars canceled in! Offered 13-A Help Wanted— Female 35 (On tbe WUbur Orose Parkway, Conn. Rt. 16, Take Nlc® lot, oil hot water heat, full gQ w in d s OR—Recent 8 bedroom Albany, which reported more than [ Exit 98 and Follow Arrows East for H Mile.) 2CANCHESTER—E. Middle Turn- Help Wanted— cellar, aluminum combinations, ranch, full basement, big yard 2tANCHE8TER — A zone level five tochen of enow. Personals REWEAVINO of biUTia, moth holes. EXPERIENCED saleslady post From Town proceed nortb on Oakland St., tiira left over Hoek- plke. Desirable offices or office fireplace convenient to bus. Ideal FIRST NATIONAL STORES 37 Garden— Farm— Dairy qpace. 2 0 8-2233. with view, $900 needed for down building lot, 115x150, city water. A mixture of rain and snow end­ Zippers repaired Window Shades tion now available daily from 6-9 Male or Female lamnn Bridge onto Tolland Turnpike. for couple. Robert Wolverton, payment, closing cost, tax es­ Bel Air Real Estate Co., 2 0 ed to New York Tuesday night, BLECTROLUX Sales and Servioe, made to measure; all sbeed Vene­ p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Ap Products 50 banded representative, Alfred DEPAR’TMENT Manager, men’s Realtor, 20 9-2818. crow, first year’s Insurance. $98 8-9382. leaving about an inch of slush. tian blinds Keys made while you ply manager, Pilgrim Mills. Park and Oakland Ave. FRIDAY. FEB. 22. 1963 Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel MI and boys’ wear. Apply W. T. QUALITY APPLES grown to Man­ Houses For Rent 65 MANCTHESTER — New 6 room month carrying cost, including Snowfall was heavier to suburban \«ait Tape Recorders for rent. CJheney Hall, Hartford Rd. chester, 22 lb. bag, 81-50. Bunce' taxes and insurance. Fin® n ^ h - THREE BUILDINGS lota prime areas. 1 8-0460. Marlow’s, 867 Main. Ml 9-5221. East Hartford Grant, Shopping Parkade. (Georq* YVoshlngfeii'fl Birthday) THREE ROOM bungalow includ­ brick ranch, bullt-tos, 14x20 Uvtog location, AA zone. Phllbrick 8 DAYS ONLY! February 82, 23, 24, 1968. Your choice oLone of 8 big val- Farm. 829 W. Center. MI 8-8116. II AT 10:00 AJML borhood, convenient location. Triis Driving conditions were hazard­ WANTED—Ride from top of Bis- WOMAN FOR general housework ing electricity, hot water and ga­ room with fireplace, half acre lot, Agency, 2 0 9-8464. iwble free gifts with every purchase of a new Groasman Home! Yes, choose four half days or two full days BOOKKEEPER to handle writeup reuonably priced. Hayes Agency, 1® opportunity. Glenn Roberts ous throughout the storm belt. sell St. to Pratt & Whilncv, of records, quarterly payroll re­ Inspection After 9 AJd. wi Sale Day. rage for two adulta. Call 20- Agency, tealtors, 20 4-1521, Temperatures were mostly to the from a house of aluminum combination windows, a beautiful Gleowood Building— Contracting 14 weekly. MI 9-1415, 9-4S87, 2 0 3-7636. 2 0 8-4803. WYIXY8 ST. — Extraordinary 8-4:46. Call MI 9-9742 after 5:30. ports, working papers, etc. for 638-0794. stogie lot, 240 foot frontage. 2 0 20s and 80s. bollt-ln gas or electric range and oven, or a famous Nutone radio Intercom LOCAL COMPANY has opening to Manchester Accounting office. ANTIQUES—Fine Furniture, 2 Slant-top Desks; Dropleafl FALLOUT SHELTERS-Additions, SIX ROOM single house, occupan­ TANNER STREET — Bowers 8-7444. The storm system brought RIDE WANTED from Park St. to accounting department for alert State experience and salary ex­ I Tavern, Other Tables; 20 Assorted Windsor Chairs (one E. B.| 2tANCHE8TER—Quality buUt 8- system. Yours absolutely FREE with each purchase! See your local Gross- remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, I Tracy): lo Bedside and Candlestanda; Boston Rockers. Hitch-1 cy March 1, CaU 2 0 9-9746 after School area. 7 room Oolonlal. 8 heavy rains in the Southeast and I Pratt A Whitney, East Hartford, intelligent girl with some office pected. Write Box CC, Herald. twin sized bedrooms, garage, bedroom ranch with ceramic damaging winds to central Florida I man Representativo now, and place your order for home delivery before third shift, have access to ” C" recreation rooms. Roofing, con­ experience. She will have an ap­ SALES CLERK I cock. Other Chairs; Many Other Good Furniture Items, 2 “ Mar-1 8 p.m. tUed bath, large Uvtog room with crete work. Call Leon Cleszynskl, lEOIis” Pieces. Considerable (Choice (3htoa, Glass, Bric-a-Brac,'| 4%% mortgage, only $17,200. Wanted— Real Estate 77 Tuesday. Skies cleared today, with I Dec. 81, 1968. All you need Is the deed to your land and $88.00. . .Hurry! parking lot. Call MI 3-6123 after titude for figures, proficiency on fireplace famUy sized kitchen a little warmer weather to north-! 4 p.m. MI 9-4291. tor Drug Department and I Pewter, Fine Linen, Old Quilts, Coverlets, etc. Few Furs, Nutria I Hayes Agency, Ml 8-4808. Hurry! Offer expires midnight Feb. 24, 1088. HIGH SCHOOL an adding machine, some typing Situations Wanted— Apartmet|t Buildings vrith G.fe. built-in oven and WANTED TO BUY—5-8 room old­ em areas and some cooler air in | ability though not necessarily a Cosmetics. Evenings. [ fu U L ^ g th Coat, etc. 1 SPLIT LEVEL—6 rooms, recrea­ stove. FuU baaement with excel­ er single home or 3 famUy. Phone CALI. ME on your formica needs, Female I Note’ Second Sale— Same Estate, same location—SUver.l 69 the southern sections. bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, typist. Must have own transpor­ Some experience. Good F o r Sale tion room, garage, very clean, lent rec room posalbiUtles. A 2 0 9-6605. Coins jewelry. Books, etc., Thursday, March 7, 10 a.m. Heirs | true value at $17,000. See and Automobiles For Sale 4 vanitory units, table-tops and is­ tation. Reply Box DD, Herald. GEa^ERAL House Cleaning wanted pay with commissions. 8DC UNIT apartment house to A-l $16,900. 4%% mortgage 887.78 land stands. Ml 9-8936 SENIORS vicinity Coventry - Bolton-Man- selected some items; above U only a partial Itatfng. Many unlist­ monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, compare. Call Bill Frazier, Jarvis Rockvillo-V ernon See manager, LIGGETT ed fine offerings. Heat, caiairs. Lunch by Victor’s Catering Serv-| condition, exceUent retum on In­ Realty Oo., 2 0 8-4112, 2 0 9-lSOO. Legal Notice* NEBID CAR? Your credit turned WOMAN WHO can drive to caU cheater. CaU PI 2-6980. vestment. Mortgage avaUable, 2 0 9-6132, Multiple Listing. down? Short on down payment? REMODELING — C2iarles Home regularly each month on estab­ DRUG, PARKADE I Ice. asntrally located, Pmlbrick Agen- 2IANCHESTEIL—exquisite 8 room 2tANCHESTER—8 room Cape with AT A COURT OF PROBATE held S t Bankrupt? Repossession? Don't improvement. All kinds of re­ lished Studio Girl Cosmetics SHOPPING CENTER. Coventry, within snd (or the District Men’s Union Sets If you are interested in work IRONING done to my home. MI ROBERT M. MMD ft SON, AnettoneMB agr, 2 0 9-8464. ranch, 100x300 wooded loL warmth full shed dormer, utility room, despair! See Honest Douglas. In. modeling, financing arranged. MI clients to sind around Manchester 804 W. Middle Turnpike. of Coventn:. on the 18th dsy of Feb­ quire about lowest down small­ 9 4920. ing part-time after school or| making necessary deliveries, etc. 9-4013. 1201 BCaln Street Manchester, Cesui. MI *-77701 and charm everywhere. Shown by dining room, Uvtog room with ruary. 1963. Communion Event I est payments anywhere No small S Or 4 hour® per day. Route wUI appointment Elel Air Real Es­ fireplace, 8 bedrooms, ceramic Present Hon. Elmore TurkinKton. ~ i on Saturdays NOW during MATURE MAN desire® office posi­ Business Property For Sals 70 bath, aluminum combinations, oil Judge. loan or finance company plan. pay up to 85 per hour. Write tate, 2 0 8-9832. Estate of Wanda L. Asptnwall late of The Man’s Union o t -Union Oon-1 Douglas Motors, 338 Main. Special Services 15 your senior year tion. Can operate adding, book­ hot water heat, bus line, on® min­ Covent^. in said District deceased.. Studio Girl Cosmetics, Dept. keeping and calculating machine. INDUSTRIAL BuUdtog —masonry MANCUIESTER — 8-family 6-6, C gregatlonal Church wUl sponsor 70632 Glendale, Calif waUs, oU keat, office lavatpry, ute to schools and shopping, The Executor having exhibited his 1968 FALCON convertible, automa­ RAIN SOFT water conditioning of MI 9-9720. zone. Price reduced. City water $15,900 Robert Wolverton, Real- administration account with said es­ its fifth annual Men’s Communion Vernon water samples analyzed tfiOO oq. ft.; buUdtog in exceUent and sewer. Tongren Agency, 2 0 tate to this Court for allowanace. It Is Breakfast on the first Sunday to | tic, radio, heater, bucket seats. coodlUo«i. Carlton W. Hutchins, tbr, 2 0 9-2818.______ORDERED: That the 28th day of Fflflturinf thfl PAflKHURST M50, take over low payments. free—no obligation. Call Lou and EXPERIENCED mother wiU baby­ 8-8831. February, 1963. at 11:00 o’clock, fore­ Lent, March 8. „ i ; Montesi. TR 5-3275 or MI 3-0516. Help Wanted— Male 36 sit for working mothers by day Realtor, 2 0 9-6182. EIGHT ROOM, custom buUt Oo­ noon, at the Probate Office In the Communion Service wUl be at 7 3 BEDROOM RANCH Rudy, 246-6851. Ifunicipal Building in said Coventry be then or ■week. Phone MI 8-0638 moru­ COVENTRY—Commercial proper­ 48 FERGUSON ROAD — New 8 lonlal, spacious living room with A m ., and a double quartet direct­ Here i» on example of the line room ranch with 2-car garage, and the same te assigned for a heai^ 2960 RA2CBLER American station ‘TRAINEE — Established sales l a . ty avaUable. Store or restaurant paneled fireplace" ■ wall, " ■bright Ight and ing on the allowance of aald adminis­ ed by Donald B. Watrous, mtoU- quolity ond modem styling of eoch wagon, excellent condition 8925. Roofing— Siding 16 on aluminum aiding; oil hot water kitchen ond every Grottmon Home. The rout® in local area opening soon. use. Ample off street friendUy dining room, kitchen tration account with said eitate and ter of music, will sing, r Singers 2Q 8-8378. heat Uvtog room with fireplace, with cherry cabinets and all the this Court directs that notice of the Porkhurat feoturei 3 lorge, oiry A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, eidtog, 896 a week whUe training. Ad­ Dogs—Birds—Pots 41 Owner consider rental. ^ U time and place assigned for said baar- wUl be 21rs. Paul Arzt. Mrs. Clyde 8 large bedrooma, kitchen with buUtrlna, 4 bedrooms, 3% baths, be given to all iicrsona known to bedrooms, ompio closet spoce, FAMILY moving to Hawa^ selling painting. Carpentry. Alteratlona vance to 8144 weekly after train­ Mr. Frailer; Janris bullt-ms immediate occupancy. Varner. Mrs. Roger Kelttog, 2Irs. ing. Married te A with car. For BEAGLES—AKC registered, pup- ReaHcn, 2d 8-4118, 2 0 9-7814. 2 porches, 2-car fwmge, AA zone, be interested therein to appear and be Raymond Hacking, Stuart Neff, | decorator styled both, work-sover 1982 Comet station wagon, 11.000 and additions. Oeilinga. Workman­ full-time basis after gradua- Robert 'Wolverton, Realtrar, 2 0 2Cfddls thirties. Warren E. How- heard . „ thereon by mailing on or be- ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. interview caU ^AHianchester, MI n plea, started derbies; all u e run- 23. 1968. certlfled Robert Hoermann, Roger Kelttog, kitchen with dining area and mUes, 82,000 firm price. MI 9-2818. land, Realtor-Trader, 2 0 8-1108. 5*'5JS*of to* spocious living room with ottroctive *-9821. Ml 8-4860. tion in June, i-0202. I ning dogs, stud serrice. Swamp- M order to and C!arlton Forbes. Housss For Sal* 72 Mr. Charles S. AAsplnwall, Coventry, bow window. aah K enn^, 683-8282. Process Nursery Plants 42 LUDLOW ROAD M anchester- ELLINGTON Non-development The speaker wlU be Dr. Na­ Conn. 2169 BUICK Invicta convertible, ALL ’TYPP.S of roofs repaired or FOR WAREHOUSE materials new 8 room ranch, 100x166 lot, Mrs. Beulah Bates 838 West Kalmla thanael M. Cuptlll. minister of the I replaced, specializing to Bonded IKftNCHBSTBSt—7 room split level, Oversized CKpe Ood, fliU shed dor­ CHOOSE FROM QROSSMAN>S EASY HOME PLANS TUldeat 445, power steering, handling snd appliance assembly. I full cellar, oil hot water heat Uv­ mer, 6 rooms, hath down; 8 Drive, Lake Park. Fla. Connecticut Conference of CJongre- I power brakes radio and heater, buUt-up and shingle roofing. Apply to the Personnd Iona Manufacturing Oorp., Regent AKC 2IALE miniature dachahund. STEADY WORK UNTIL MID-APRIL 1% batlu. r«J room, garage, w - Mrs. Arllne Peloquin. 885 Wast Kal- • SHILL IRtCTED on your lot. Gross- • DO-IT-YOURSELF ond save oil lobor St. . I , and paUo^ half acre tog room with fireplrcs, dudng rooms and hath partially finished mia.Drive. Lake Park. Fla. gatlonal Christian Churches. HU| cost! Gfossmon's will deliver complele 81,800. Call after 4, MI 8-5535. Coughlin Roofing Oo., Manches­ room, kitchen with buUt-lna, 8 ELMORE nntlClNGTON. Judge. man’s will erect the shell, completely ter, Ml S-7707. grounda, riiuraa Agency, 20 8-4808. up. Excellent value, $15,4(X). tople is ‘‘A Watchword for Bat- oil first quality materials, to your lot. Department large bedrooms, 822.000. Robert Oatea Agency, 2 0 95663. enclosed, roofed ond shingled. You 2968 FLEETWOOD 80 Special AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Ua " finish the interior yourself and sovo on You furnish oil the labor and sovo even 18,900--8% ROOM ranch flrwiace.flrroli WiUverton,'Realtor, 2D *-2818. Coventry, Within and for the district of OadUlac. 2Itot condition. Reason BIDWELL HOME Improvement ’ Dr. GuptiU la a native of Maine, labor costs. Grossman’s supplies oil Company—roofing, siding, altera­ garage, large lot. J«vi Coventry, on the 18lh day of February. and has served churches in Massa­ fdllng—bought new car. Reason­ IN SUBURBIA—A 1984, 8 room AD . 1968. m aterial. able. 2fl 9-8404. tions, additions and remodeling! OPEININGS FOR ____ on ^ Present Hon. Elmore “”T;irklngton. chusetts and 2Iatoe. He 'was ss- THE CONN. A JOB WITH A FUTURE Multiple Urtlng, 2 0 94082. ranc^ 100x360 lgt. . ameait« drive, of all tirpes. Ebccellent Workman­ oU heat, aluminum comhlnatlons, TERRIFIC INCOME Judge. soolats minister, secretary and dl- STILL SELLING AT 1961 PRICES!! FORD 1968 4-door, stick shift, run- ship. MI 9-6496. Estate of Mike Shirshac. late of Coy- MUTUAL Applications are now being aeeeptod for driven of mediiim eiae P M N U flE OPEMTORS NSW LUrnNO—Route M, Coven­ fuU cellar, Uvtog room with fire­ antry tn said district, deceased. reotor of the Department of the Biiig condition, make an offer. package deUveiy velitelea. place, 8 big beorooma. For sum­ 'Upon application of Mra. Rose Pas- NUnisiiy of the Congregational After 6 p.m., 241 8-4230. try. Lovely 8 room ranch, ep^ aldua greanda, k m p*ice t e qjuc* mer — sir oondltloiitog, Robert Two famUy, $17,800 four over tula praying that an tnatrument pur­ GhrisUan (Churches before being Roofing and Chimneys 16-A LIFE INS. CO. We offer: We require: T vn u OPERATORS porting to be the last will and testA OimRS NO MONEY DOWN 22M FORD Gslaxie 4-door sedan, sale. Warran R. Hyland, Real- Wolverton, RMltor, 2 0 9-2818. four with 8 potential rooms cn ment of said deceased be admitted to elected Director of the CknmcU for ROOFING—Bnecialliing repnlring Excellent pay tcr-iTader, 20 5-1108.______third floor. 2-car garage, new probate and that letters of ndmlnlstra- Church and Ministry of the United CHOOSE FROM RANCHES, CAPES. COLONIALS, SPLIT-LEVELS ▼•*, Fordomatic. CaU AN 7-4988 Full time year ’rcond A good driving record Uon with the will annexed be granted 8-8 p.m. rocCi at all fanda, new roofs, gut- TOLLAND—Spotless ranch, at­ ptombtog, new furnace. City Church of Christ. He was editor of employment 4(M40mvnBK—HOURS DAILY t AJ4. M 12M HENRY BTRBBT A rea- lively tached garage, full basement, on said estate, as per application on VISIT YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE TODAY . ter work, chimneys cleanej re- 140 Garden Street ExecOent phyrioal cmdltloa water, sewers. ExceUent con­ file, it Is , , The Minister’s Quarterly, publish-1 awr BUICK Riviera Hardtop, Aluminum aiding. 80 U b ei^ employe beneftta 12:3010 4:30 FAI. aaven room Brick ranch. Three 8600 cash needed. Escott Agency, dition, nice area. Just listed. ORDERED: ‘That the foregoing ap- ed by the United Church of Christ, tndlo, beater, automatic, excel­ rs' wmcrienM. Free eatimatea. Promotloa from within High School gtadnato badrooma, 1% hatha, den formal 2 0 9-7888. CaU now, Mr. Ctovang, Bar- ilication be heard and determined lU Jie Probate office in Coventry in said for three years. EDWARD J. DUNN MICHAaCRAVIS lent oenditkm, $696, $10 down. 89 Hawley, IG 8-8861. m soias Hartford, Conn. 6-day week ^ iitg room, no basement. Ia ^ rows ft Wallace, 86 Bast Cen­ Unlfomi 21 yea n e( ago er ever. 4^ % _ 888JiO MONTHLY. Attrao- SUtrtet, on the 28th day of February, Tloketa for the Communion 902 Mata StiM t * «eMc, WUI trade. MI 8-7966. mifaniiMd two car * * « « « „ ttm 8-hsdrooms-oearoom randi,ranca, animmumalmntoum ter flt., Manohestsr. 2 0 *5808, AD. 1988, at 10:80 o’clock in the ton- braakfaat are available frnmmem- todio cperaiittnfl d o c r ^ )e « tile ^ TR 54811. aocm, and that notice be given to M 132 Natchoiio, C o m . om "TV Repair Services 18 If yoa can qaaliiy, eeaee la e a i hev* a toflk wHh aa. pioite cC traaa eofl priyay._Ts^ Btorma,mo, oMlar, am egte drive, parsons Interested In said estate of the bera ot the Men's Union. 2fin. H«r- WniliMntle, C . ffia M attel, ,Ysry w « A ^ T . J. treea:■: O nly'$15,000. canton w . pendency of said application and tha bert E. Heim heeds the breekfast | Aflto'lMviiif S d io o l 7 -A klA’TURE WOMEN who must sup­ APFLY * A JL te 7 PJI. tone and i*ice of nearing thereon, by MltcheH 3.9425 HArriflon 3.6201 IT, tellable repair aU BURR Omkstt^ RMtor, MI Hutchins,ditosTitoaltor, MI 9-8182. publishing a copy of this order In committee. makes of tadioa, TVs, stereos, plement their income wiU find MONDAY nroagh fSIDAY •eme newspaper having a circulation On Dean’s List '8 Drlvini: flehool Inc., Catlsena band, etc. Sound 6y>- Avon Cosmetics offer® an ideal %|aMrnB8TER—custom 7 room OVERSIZED modern,srn, immaculate BOWERS flCHOOL A rea-8 ebeer- in...... said district,strict. at ' ■ least ' five days be- George L 21antak Jr. has bssn | . elaaeroom, located Man- opportunity to earn 82 to 83 an a i m Ploea. A t 27* N. M ah St., 8 room -Cape, Buckleyickley School fill rooms, I full baths, 2-car ga­ ion the1 d day of said hearing, to appear A’- tents of Manchester. 22 Birch St, rage. Don’t delay—sea today! if____ thayly ssee e t causa------at nald ttraa . - and . piMe named to the Deen’s Uat a l R4ek- • ^■iluAe. lower level. Be- 2G 2-8286. our in their spare time. Our TV UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 100*8, aqNmdahU to B b s e o o w area, aers lot, ntv uUUtiei, asd be heard relattre thereto. er CoUsga, Hbultan, kCaine. A| GROSSMAN HOMES ntnfliote, and national magaaiiM adveitls- 245 LOCUST 8TBKBT (Off Alfyort Riiad) BABTFOOD OanieB w. aluminum atarma. B d Air Real MadeiUna Smith, Rsoltor, 2 0 * 4 * 0 . of RooiEWlla Mtab fl drtver*e eoMMlBfl TV and Radio flamea, iag. and our fuU training program Brbsg draft elanlflnatina card aad Servlea F on a DD218- IM oU, MI •artmad. available all bouia. 8at2 make It easy for you to get atart- foaraiitoad. G allia 8-U li. #4. owa 889-4088.

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WBDNBflDAY, FEBRUARY 80, The :^nrtf»at»r lEtt^nftts IferaGt A verift IHdbr !^et Pregg Ron reaeeeal e l O.. Mtaaary U, 1888 WngyaodlMm^ avaluate s e t u|> lew wsm 8a 8 belewtel - I t Osmrda Mothws Orels win ttoBs to tho R odm flta Okauksott- most tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. at the progressive______patient and to MPARTMINT OlF t h ia t h 18,936 wlady aad AreaWorkers out Hank and TTnst ea S8ds V t TovW boats of Mrs. Vsmon Haurchlld, PPC System -l^ w what ■ • ttiiey're W ' » buUdbuilding (U ad­ Mfh.MteU, ■' ditional fsoUlties are needed) ,and from 8 ,pjn. to 8 pja. Sehpol A m Nr at tta-AMM 98 Constance Dr. Mrs Charles I eg .Obaalattaa Manehptt&r^A City of VlUago Chmrm : ai|b oc th« Johnston win serve as co-hostess. Is Described why," said Dr. Lockward today. Collecting for UnivMvlty C o w ie lkrt 'Will ip o a a et » He said the study is tbs first to irovide guVdeUnes fo r histaUing Onb Will Leam v,\- p«My ViiMtey «t 8tW. n>e Mhaohester Bmblem Club provi< (daselfled AdverOatag Fage 88) PRICE rivii o m i RPC. PfM tiW ~ L u th m u baa postpobed its meetiiir for to- In Magazine Heart Fund New Dm ce Steps tentTY-TWO PAGBSr^N TWO WBCnONB—PLUS TABIOID MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1988 w in b* The article includes the results VOL. LXXXn, NO. 121 Bicht at 8 at the home of Mrs. of the U.8. PubUo Health Servloe'a R«bMPt fm m Worrts’i •ad cawU art Paul Diehl, U6 Keeney St They Mora than 1100 residents lathe ■ " * to Inriat Manchester Memorial Hoepdtal's 1959-60 study of PPC at the hoa- Profeaaional dance Instrueton will meet Monday at the same pital, part of a research project Manchester area will eoUeot con­ Kurt and Rosalind Curtis haw time and place. progressive patient care (PPC) system is the basis of two stories undertaken by the DlvUion of tributions and ^strlbute. informa­ been engaged to teach the lateet S tate N ew s and a cover picture in the Feb­ Honittal and Medical FacUiUea. tion about heart disease on Heart dance steM- to the Beth Shokuu State Finds The Manchester Junior Square AU THE KINa'S MPI ruary issue of "The Modem Hos­ .ianchester Memorial Hospital Sunday this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. (nub at ttielr Febru­ Dance Chib wiU meet Friday at pital.” was the first to use PPC as a fuU The contributions from Man­ ary meeting Saturday 8:80 pun. in S ir H MMw V«> PMta|>a tUs is Veiidanok School. Dancing will be The cover picture in the month­ system of operatlmi. Through the chester, Bolton, RockviUe, Vernon the Temple vea^. 7 Cases of Roundup on r«oifd rsolty Mm to |Ami from 7:46 to 10:16 p.m. Retreeh- ly magazine is of one of two din­ system, patients are classified in and Ellington will be used by the Mr. and Mrk Harold Kranti and WMunsdoC pstlo or ^ay* menta will be served. Members h a m i r $. josem sBi w saiai r ftac hew and fhadly. ing place mats ho^iital officials sperial units, according to the seri­ Manchester Heart Association to Mr. and Mrs. David Kahn aro co- who plan to attend a hayride designed and put into use last ousness of their condiUon. speed the fight against the na­ chairmen for the evening and are oso Its rssUsed," asy March 1 may sign up at the dance. TIoketo and Bew r o tlalia AvaOaMa . __ tolhs a t , Oon^eoticut month. It shows ^ operation and tion’s major health enemy. being aaslated by Mr. and Mrs. Asian Flu ‘Poor Man’ Left services of PPC. Volunteers will present an of­ David Kahn are oo-chalrmen for «M 'jhralt OoniCNuiy, wtaors The CTO of St. Bridget’s Church YWCA to Sponsor the evening and ere being , aaalated Auditorium Box it cw dtls «Wkilsld« for wortli- "At Manchester Memorial Hos­ ficial Heart Fimd Contribution en­ H A R T F O R D (A P )— The win sponsor a "Twist and Twirl" pital . . . patients have a chance velope, which the donor may seal by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rriitt, $100,000 Fortune l ituitWis sad homo t o proivo- Friday from 7 to 10;80 p.m. at AdailaaiMt fl«80 ^ State Health Department I srs'SdtsBQflB wortlnvMlSb to learn while they eat," a story Bridge Classes before returning it to the worker. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hartstein and Ifr. WaiddeU School auditorium . Jim about the msits begins in the "Rov­ For families away from home and Mrs. Alex Shoag. There wlU be says it has identified the NORWICH (APX— WlUiam Cuba Given Protest Raynor, WDRC disc Jockey, will refreshments end a social time. ing Reporter" column. Bridge classes for players with on Heart Sundayt envelopes pre­ first cases of Asian fin in Ckm G ill, 7 6 , WAS one m U ie rich­ play records for dancing. All Man­ A hospital spokesman said the addressed to the H eart BSind w ill some experience will begin Tues­ necticut this year. est men in Norwich, but he chester CTO members are invited. mats were designed to serve in be left for contributions. day from 1 to 3 p.m. and continue Dr. FrankUn M. Footo, atato d i^ in a two-room shack he ■-MiMM-ArLt place of a patients-vlsltors hand­ for eight weeks at the Manchester In Manchester, Heart Sundisy haaltb ocrnMnlMtoner, zald last u ta r. A.. X)uhUc potluck sponsored by book. The other mat traces the Headquarters will be at the Con­ built for himself at the edge the Methodist Touth Fellowship, TWCA. Mrs. Robert Eggleton of nlgM that Mvan caam have been origin and development of the South Windsor will teach the necticut Bank and Trust, entering M a in S t IdanUfiad In Falrfirtd (3ounty— of a garbage dump. Rockets Missed Crrft win be held Saturday at S:30 p.m. hospital as a PPC installation and the bank from the Pilrnell Place Most people pitied the Polish- in Cooper Hall of South Methodist outlines hospital rules. classes. Phone M an ch ester thraa la Staoiford and four in Mrs. Eggleton taught bridge in entrance. Members of the Heart Trum bull. bom Immigrant for being so poor. m o i A t Church. There will be an admis­ "This way, patients can leam Board will be at headquarters from They didn’t know until yesterday about us three times a day,” the the Hartford area for 10 years, and M I 8 -4 1 2 8 Tlje Aaian flu vlnu Waa Identl- sion charge. 11 a.m. to approximately 6 p.m MI 8-4128 H O U SE &. H A L E that the old mdn who pushed a In Incident Yesterday W S6U ES Is a member of the H a rtfo rd flad by labotmtory aMUnlnatlon in spokesman said. hand cart through the neighbor­ The other article, "How to Allo­ Bridge Cnub. She is an advanced to assist workers. Workers hav­ ttie State Heaim Laboratory. Open easUngs for "Androcles ing difficulty getting their Heart HI! hood had a personal fortune of B « « . f M * and the Lion" by Shaw, and "Lee cate Pregresslve Oare Beds," was senior master of the American J t l / GREEN STAMPS Tite commlasloner aald ttie WASHINGTON (A P)— President Kennedy ordered ihs Kso> Contract Bridge League. Kits picked up after collections, 8100,000 safely tucked away in PresrieuBee Rldicullee” by Moliere, prepared in part by Dr. Howard daath rata due to pneumonia-influ­ three Norwich banks. J. Lockward, an internist and one The Goren point count basis for may call the number on the back ‘THURSDAY enza In four major citiea In the armed forces today to prevent a recurrence o f W ednes^y S conducted by the little Theater of the envelope for assistance. Police discovered the bank books - n y . of Manchester, will be held tomor­ of the organizers of PPC at Man­ bidding will be Uught. Prepared Btate atarted to climb laat wertc. rocket attack by Cuba-based MIG planes on an American s f t ii m m hands will illustrate dummy and Bolton volunteers wices Committee wUl ask defense "CCS. quarters was that the misses cial Security, the President asked SL TBL______I has b m ioiaidm tha WASHmerrON (AP) - Rep.' According to the m e t n t , th f (AP)—The Senate sources aald Wednesday nifjit, officials for aJ' detailed ...... report on were deliberate. This opinion was again for tax benefits tor tha el­ . haaemrat of (Mtbello jam CilajBbit P ow ell b | f acoused d««d • rartrlctlon flonAnned--file reappotattnent, of and . the three othera are ap­ the Cuban situation. on toe presumptlcai that the derly, part of ilia tax message last FINE QUALITY, DRIP DRY s«s«ittSnr4E ------. , JaTjdlm J, Vniiufiaa qf racial a^iinat the sals or leasing of the l i e ^ o f iBdnt wtsXt deipiartmtnU proaching the islohd. Chairman Richard B. Russell, planes could easily have hit moQUu 'the dlsdovory was iimobaqad: bias. But Williams says how \ a v - rtbpsrty "to any person not of ^esf The .ship ntovamart waza: 4ia«' said'ke.expected the ques­ .toe boat K toey had Ateslred. ’reA hospital ineuranao^-pMto^to W odB9S^^^„j^, Atjwm ’ Ihrou^ Ommecticut, pithing up While the United States takes identified flaro and flotoam leU STRIPED guides and volunteera for an the view that Soviet overtures for tered "Sulphur <)uBea" attmn- a fresh start should not be re­ arventual attack on a local Brltlah lated the search.. The Coast buffed, high diplomatic inform­ For Health Program Guard Into no assurance that tho Madquartors detachment. ants said Wednesday night. light had anything to do with Monohaatar merdianta Gaimaii, France remains opposed to anoth­ the 623-foot veoael. JaniM P^ioeco, Paul Misaari, SAIL CLO TH er session with the Soviets. Brit­ Democratic Leader Mike Mans SM erlek NMOiff and Cralgbtan By JAMES MARLOW < ain and West Germany, the field Wednesday complained bit- TO ASK AIR AID ihoor bagan the caiabratlon of the sources said, are supporting the Pi«8S News Analyst NEW DELHI, India (AP)— A WA8HINOTON (AP)—President ingly to his fellow - senators for 80Dgua-ln-ebaok campaign laat U.S. position. "demeaning ourselves'' by wast­ spokesman aald today India wm -end, landing In an Ice-bound ^ Ik s between the United States Kennedy’s medical care program, ask the United States, Brtialm due to go to Congress today, won't ing six weeks squabbling instead boot on the Conneiotlcut ahcire of and the Soviet Union on the divid­ of legislating. Canada and Anatralla ta send X chance dim. Indeed, for anything parties and the Southern Demo * brilliant naw color combinations five omeens being held for ransom allies. crata, with the former trying to officer reported. He said Mia, The consultations are still going coming of it. That's about par for Menm told members tbe got fegr tha Britiab, Sad finally roatlng toe course so far in 1963. change the rules to make it easier btMBy Tnaaday, xdglit ta ptm jfsnr. on In Washington with UeweUyn to shut off a Southern filibuster. ment assuiqrs to® *®ur W enm Thompson, toe Stole Department’s January and February this year natioob win rnsb help if aakod. tten for the laat phaae of tha have been the two dullest open­ This has been tried so many ambomdor at large, presiding. times, and failed so often with the jB u n a y . At these discussions, toe French ing months of any year In a long CUBANS FLINO EOfWS The cHmav of tbe morobaata time, even though Kennedy’s outcome always predictable, that BUY NOW ! • aainataking roenactment eamo continue to stand apart from toe it has become a kind of tradi­ MIAMI, Fla. (AP.)—An an* other allies, insisting there is no Democrats outnumber the Repub­ gty erowd of Cubaa refugees vrtMn tbty dupUoatad Waahlng- licans as they did in 1962 and 1961 tional tribal dance. That fight's 8dn’a attack on a Brltlah gairlaon, need for fuitoer talks. Beyond toe finished for 1963. ^Mhed h ed with poi^poUro todaytotoy^as aa need to coordinate positioiuL in- and tor years before that. four Whan Ma Ganaral and four cifloara At least toe President can claim Now the senators have them­ OPEN THURSDAY fiaiiaiiiTail tha lurraDdor of 117 on- fonnonts said, a number of de­ selves boxed in on another dis­ to tailed questions have to be clari­ credit tor prophecy when, despite plokotadekotad fiat Otoaa ItorohiMay ■Bod Bkon aad IS Brltiah oftloan. toe atoa of his party’s margin, he pute, this time about procedure fied, including who should talk to and committee assignments. 8sn. 1 iMMiMMrWta WmWo JJtbough wa aro told the Brittak the Soviets and where, and what said last Dec. 17 all his contro.yer- aral orreotaI waro Btitoamada Paltoa,ralM arolM with gnfBasn aad otoaod Mansfield wlU have to be a vary AND FRIDAY approach should be ntade. propoeals would be “cloeely wMdIng night|M atirtw,stieba, w***wsM S . Seatodcada doon on the chilly in- powerful medicine man to grt hto If and when the talks resume, contested.” Sraate braves on tha Isglalattve Into a mlUtMrtUat grauggroof ®l 'are, Manchaatar*a. merohaats toe format will be likely the aame N oti^ better Illustrates toe throwing —— no paga of hiatory should ro- ChHMnl'Oeoive (JoHaii Oatmaa) -WMfington, holdlac OM fiag, axhoMa Ida oomrades to greater •tstlamato In toe Capital and toe patti. ^ ^ rtfcita as Uwy.aaik muirtetoai .leoogeillkm at tomorrow’s Oeotga WAohington Day Sale. Brand- aa before: bilateral informal ex­ Kanhady haa ao iar aant two Fotaarieaa, m change of Ylewa batweea a hirtt Oapitol tl»“ hapP«>^.i“ major paotnma to Oongraao, ona raetor a t TILL 9 P.M. cenaegnantiy Shay mounted SS Etotr finiKiM aro fw tiM (oMtqr), praaUart at toa Chanmer of OommeiM mmtoa gonuimgonato. Itm has dona p r a o ^ ly SS k jkiiMk D(!toato, (M u )* ' totaagMr o f fiaasa, Roabuek’a Paitada rtoro, and raaMng Amarioaa aad Soviet, S h o o m m a t jM -SM la attaak iSi lha,M« 1 * 8* roooBoro roe 88*1 ' ' ^ torodoc’a oouroga i wlto tos utotod Stalaa fll^ to ' - ■ - oaii aiiowa no sigBs cf oo- Ita alllaa aftat avarg ataga. C ^ S S r ' ilma toon.

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