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f ...... ■ '■!' w • , WBDNiSSDAY, MARCH 6; :| 9 6 l Average Daily Net Preea Ron Ths WMther : r-F O U R gte the W«sk BikM > ' SjpiftMt St U. i . WsatMf aiNS iianrljfPB&r ^ Mvchji, INS . \- Fsir swi m Mst tse^hsT. £(& A luitomagS aale, n>onsored _hy 30-SS. Friday fair with fprU iO ai Ofcolylyn A. Robinson of mepiber of Student Key, student of honor. St. Patrick’s Day deco The Ladlea of St. James’ will Memorial Templs, Pythian Sis 13^949 B a m , Idass., was elected secre hosting' organization. rations were used on a refreshment meet Monday at 8:10 p.m. in the ters, will hold a rummage sale S t Bridget's Rosary Society, eoCtlM AeSIt ctnwdlnsas dtwrioffliig iMriag M Toivii tary o f Clailc University (Wbrcea- table. About 30 members and school auditorium. Revisied by Friday, 10 a.m„ at Orange HalL be held Saturday at 10 a.ro. In w free deuvery a t OmrihitSwi day. High S5-40. t^ , Maae.) blotogy club. She is Mystic Review, Women’s Bener guests attended. laws will be presented for ap- Members having arUdes to be church basement ,70 Main S t M a n el^ ter^ A Ciiy. o f VUlago Cheahn provaL 'picked up may contact Mrs. Helen nations may be b to u ^ t to ■ the 9 A.M. !• t P.M. XjOdtfH Order o f Vaaa, tl\e daughter of Mrs. Anne G. Rob fit Association, met last night at JU tom orrow at 9 p.m. at inson, 5W Vernon St., and Albert Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Edward Principals lA' the cast o f "Alice Potyra, 668 Foster St„ Wapplng; basement p W y at 3 and. 7 p.m. HaB. SwedWi dancincr B. ROUnaon o f Newton, Maas, She Hood of Hartford, state field direc in Wonderland” will rehearse to Dr. Israel Gershanoff, 910 Main Mrs. Anita Alley,. 09 WasMngton Mrs. J / Edward MoKeever. 69 N. ARTHUR DRU TOL. LXXXn, NO. 188 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH T, 1968 (CIsMifled Advertising en Page 18) RRiqE nVE CENtS ______i at 7. Rafreahmeota will la a Junior at the university, where tor, and Mrs. EMward Lally of night at 7 in the basement room St., has returned fr6m a two-week St.; or. Mrs. Marion Keegan, 48 School S t, may be CMiticted for 8 ; W w n ^ after the maeUa^. she la m ajoi^ g in biology and is a Hartford, state pianist, were guests at the old technical school. vacation in Miami Beach, Fla. Ardmore Rd. articles to be picked, up. Pope Meets MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Cuban Unrest PHONE MI 8-4128 ’ OPEN R ed Editor T sey to imiRSDAY Said Growing In P riv a te
V A 'n C A N CJITY ( A P ) - ^ j ' j tin* WA^Hli^GTON (AP) —^ slons and left Cuba to seek free Pope John X X n i unexpected dom abroad sinco the beginning of Becrstary of State D e^ Rusk this prssent regime would Indicate ly lummoned Soviet I^m ier said today there is growing that Cuba is not a satisfactory Khrushchev’s eon-in-Iaw to a discontent in Cubs and several place in which to live now. private audience today. They hundred thousand Cubans “ Our information is that several chatted for 18 minutes in the hundred thousands of these Cu have indicated they want to bans have indicated their desire pontiff’s library. flee Prime Minister Fidel Cas to leave the country if possible.’’ Alexei Adzhubei, who calls him DOUBLE tro’s regime. Rusk epoke in a recorded radio self a confirmed atheist, was ac Dam Burst, DAY “ The aconomla aituatlaa la Interview for an A F L d O pro companied by his wife, Rada, grim,” Rusk aald. “ There U avl- gram. dressed in black and wearing no dence of great and growing dis- He did not outline what specific makeup. Boiler Blast liiii; ecntent on that Island. further stepe might be taken It was the first meeting of a THURSDAY “ The tact that a couple of hun against Castro, beyond those al Roman Catholic pontiff and a lead dreds of thousands of CMbsns have ready disclosed—Buch ss Joint ac ing figure from the Communist GREEN tion with- other American repub S<^et Union. Adzhubei is .editor nvc given up all their material posses- Claims Five lics to 'cut down on subversion of the Soviet government paper, emanating from Cuba. IzvesUa. FRIDAY It was not learned what the Governor John N. Dempfley “ There is no question whatever Pope and the Adzhubeis talked GOP Leaders in my mind that the Cuban people canceled all appointments to about. Vatican custom Is not to day to go to flood-stricken will again be free,” he said. “ But disclose details of the Pope’s con we cannot be precise today about versations to private audiences. Norwich to determine what SATURDAY STAMPS To Spell Out Just how and when this wUl come But a Vatican source said the hdp the state could give to with all cash purchases about.” meeting was informal. Hs said the the city. Five persons perish Cost Cut Plan Rusk did not disclose ths basis Pope greeted the Adzhubeis at the ed and one is missing after a for his information that several door of the library and Adzhubei hundred thousand Cubans have in bowed his head and shook hands br(dcen da4ti tu m ^ flood WASHmaiON (AP) — House dicated they want to leave. De 'With the Pope. They then sat in waters- on a deadly RepuhUcaa leaders said today parture from Cuba has become In- chairs placed informally in a path through th)^ center of creuingly difficult as the Castro LIMITED TIME ONLY! 4-PIECE KING SIZE tiiey are accepting President' Ken comer of the room, rather ftian at the business distHct last NYLON TRICOT regime has tightened Its controls. the pontiff’s desk. nedy’s. challenge to spell out the Some Cubans have managed to - ’The Adzhubeis had come to the night. ' ^ SALE! places where uiey would cut hil- get exit permits, while others have Vatican along with 70 other news The water roared from a 15^bcra TV TRAY TABLES Ucna from his $B8.8 bilHon budget. men for a general audience in lake tm a hill overlooking the city..^ liiiH REVERE WARE “ We’U give them a blU of par (Oonttnoed o* Page Twelve) which the 81-year-o1d Roman (Cath and swept into a cord-maniifactur- '' ticulars when the time comes,’’ olic leader received the $51,000 ing plant, setting off a boiler ax- plosion. extra deep reg. 8.99 said GOP Leader Clharles A; Hal- Balzan Peace prize. There had i i i leck of Indiana, “ and we’U be re been no previous indication Adzhu Four workers on the night shift sponsible about it.” were killed. One wing of the three- SLIPS 2 ^ a r t Senate Probes bel would be granted the private Rep, Frank T. Bow of Ohio, audience. story building was demolished. head o f a Republican task force Pope John said the prize— Another worker is missing, stato reg. 3.99 on budget cutting, sidd the de Zuckert Memo praised by Premier Khrushchev— police said. tailed proposals for reduced honored the "constant action of Margaret Moody, a mother SAUCEPAN spending are already in the hands the Roman Catholic (Church and whose husband and three sons M the Republican members best On Boeing Bid the papacy for peace.” Popes and made their way to a rooftop from iHlii 4.99 placed to use them—the senior the Church, he said, were able to their overtumto car was canded reg. 8.25 minority members of the various away by the waters. Her body was WA8HINOTON (AP)—A Senate re co v e i^ today. 1 • this and 8 other patterns subcommittees considering appro^ (Oontlniied on Pago Nineteen) m to choose from DRESS STYLES prlatlons bills. investigator contends Secretary of ” 1 thought my wife was behind Kennedy, who defended what he the Air Force Ei^ene M. Zuckert us all the time,” Thomas Moody called his hard budget at his said. ” I don’t know what happened in worsted wool understsited by $29.0 million the :::iU 2.59 news conference Wednesday, also to her.” came in for some Republican amount the government stood to State News The roof collapsed. Moody said, 3.87 criticism for his latest statement save if it awarded the Boeing Co. and he put the boys—Thomas, 4; reg. to 17.99 on tax reduction and tax revision. a contract to develop the new Jamee, 4, and Shawn, 10 months— “They seem to blow hot and TFX warplane. into a tree to keep them out of the 2 for 5.00 cold,” Halleck commented. And, according to the Senate Roundup water. They were rescued after Rep. Thomas (Jurtls of Missouri, Investigations subcommittee, this about two hours. a member of the tax-writing Ways brings to a total of about $61 mil llie Moody boys and tiuree wom and Means Committee, said it lion the extent of apparent errors ThSolk toe blocks, esiiTied a half mile by flood waiters, choke a Rescue -workers extricate the body of one of five persona kiUed en who were rescued from the de- • proportioned sizes looks as though there are two Z ^ kert in eq u a tin g the (X)P Chiefs Shun NorwiOh street. A 30-fooit-hdgh dam ki a park ooUapeed, re when the Turner Stoniton Twine Mills collapsed under pressure mrilriied plant were hoepltalized. 11.90 grMQw in the admlHlstratlon tog t e. leasing a wall of weitM' Mto the oity< (AP Pbotofiax). of flood waters from a burst Norwich dam. (AP Fhotofax). The dam, a rock and earth ging the President in different Although Boeing was the low Bill to Aid NHRR structure 90 feet high, gave way • completely carefree wash and direotiens. bidder, the contract was given to about 0:80 p.m. The water covered wear Statements by Kennedy, 8ecre- the Qeneral Dynamics Ootp., of the mile to the downtown area to 2 for 21.00 tary of the 'S ciu S ^ ^ Dougliu DU- Fort Worth, Tex., and the Investl,'' HARTFORiD (AP)—R^bUcaa about 80 minutes. les> and others have a ^ : ^ that gations subcomihlttee is trying to- iqgialativa laaderS) aaylog _they K was about two and one-half • extra shadowproof panel an 4arly tax redaction is"deslrabls determine if favoritism playsd don’t think a trt-«tats transportar haurs befbra ft Mcedod^ toaaMf^'gri' • perma set crease And that H wotdd be best earrlsd any part in the award. Hon oommisrion la the answor to thin coating of mUd. eat in eonneetlon with revisions to the New Haven Railroad’s prob Many persons said they slept • plain or pleated fronts At issue Wednesday were asti- • perfect fit lems, have decided to take no im- through the night without knowing (Oeaftnaed on Page Itebs) (Contlnned on Page nine) mediaite action on a MU oreatlng what had struck the eastern (Con • olive, charcoal brown, oxford, black one. necticut city of 40,000. "We think the next appeopcisto City Health Officer Lewis Bears • white, 32 to 44 • waist sizes 29 to 50 step is probably for a responalb)e ordered typhoid serum and sug legislative group to sH down and gested timt residents take the • free alterations by our own tailors talk turkey with the trustees of shots as a precautionary meas- British Legislator Says the railro^,’’ House Speaker J. mre. Tyler Patterson Jr., R-Old Lyme, AU schools in the city were FAMOUS IMPERIAL MEASURED LENGTH MEN'S F4lMOUS l o n g SLEEVE MEN'S PURE IRISH LINEN said yesterday. . oiosed today. .As a ’ health meas CHARM HOUSE OAS Plans to Kill Her The legislative leadeni an ure, downtown merchants were BED PILLOWS nounced their poelUon after the permitted only to clean their SEAMLESS NYLONS PERCALE SPORT SHIRTS Senate Conservation Committee stores, but not to do any-selling. 100% DACRON FILLED HANDKERCHIEFS Harold Wall, public works £ - with rosebud ticking By ANTHONT RmTB ( A government spokesman de gave the MU a favorable report. LONDON (AP)-Scotland Yard Patterson eald they hoped Dem- rector, said there was no suspi compare to 1.15 0 SHEETS and CASES reg. 5.00 and 5.95 clined any more comment on the cion that the dam was weEd
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MANCHESTER EVISNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1968 MANCHESTEB EVENDJG HERALD, MANCHESTER, O O m . THURSDAY, MAKCH 7, 1968 PAGE different compositions, not three JL parts of a whole. That’s Higher Edncathm Mr. Kennedy,” Halleck said. “ If, t^G on<^rt Delta Chapter T^een Center “ A difference of some 529.9 mil Mr. Mahler and the orchestra DINING and GO P Leaders as be ajiparently holds, our inter- did a firte Job of following the Board of education membem ^heinwold on Bridge ’natloiuU position is better now Senate Probes lion,’ ’ Adlerman commented. By Symphony aoloiat’s every 'whim ; there was Elects Slate were more ,.than a little sur than It was under the previous Turning to the witness, j Air never an instant when it did not prised last ' night when they Opens Under d a n c in g administration,'' and if, as we Force Ool, Charles A. Gayle,[pro FR|E DELIVERY To Spell Out gram director for the TFX proj% Bjr MWV OEUBIK sound well, but there^ was a curious read that, the propoeed 'Man know, he has better than 500 bil Zuckert Memo 9 A.M. M9P.I ^ i d ' wh«i' it was over, as though Robert J. Richmond, 33 Lllley chester community college 'wae lUBEP EYES OPEN Ifarth A fto ’ SATURDAY IVININa set. Chairman John L. McClellan, BATtifor^ ~b«*rd a very fine con- Rec Control lion for defense while President D-Ark.,’ asked: *one had been invited to dinner and Bt„ last night was elected most planning to offer academic ac AT BAIDOB TABLE . NortIhSouth vabienble Elsenhower hkd less than' 540 til- ’ ••rt iMt iU||4it M Frits .ICahler led excellent high priest of Delta By ALFRED SHEINWOU) MOKIH ■ a t ' Cost Cut Plan “ Would you say, then, accord Mm Ksrtford Symphony througrh received only lUnch. > tivities at an expense aoi»:eeding lion, why does he need to spend 0n Boeing Bid ARTHUR DRUB The audience was thoroughly Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, at The Manchester Teen Center t t yixir op m eh ts make you • K Q I f ing-to your records, that this fig ■Bother o f Ite regrulsr suheortption even the new school budget re will (H>en tonight under the di 510 billion niore—in an Improved' pleased with the performance, the annual meeting In the Mason quest. play bridge ollndfolded you have B 4 B (OontlniMd from Page One situation?” ure of 5897 million used in the .•oaoerte. A large audience was on rection of ..the recreation depart a right to complain. The law per K 7 « ARMANDO'S ' (OonGilued from Page One) secretary’s memorandum is in hand for the occasion arid was however, _ and gnuited the soloist ic Temple. He succeed^ Ralph M. It was all the fauK o t a com ? Clifford. ment. mits you to look at the cards as make the tax code more equitable e rro r?” thorouglil]r delighted with the mu- great applause, Vecalling him sev ma. The center, located In the f6r- Rente No. S, Ikurt WtMaei' mated savings in producing the eral times to the stage. ichmond's father, \ the late they are played. Of coarse it, you WBSr BAST and restore some of the revenue / "According to, this record ■te it heard. Bo was I. i In the college brochure the mer HoWeU Cheney Technical • 10 • 9 B 7 6 I 1 Naoct To Balob Biotoni 'IT’X as a single aircraft system— hehe,” Gayle replied, “ that Is cor The overture to Leonard Bem- Sipbelius' First Symphony fill don't bother to look at them, you lost by cutting 'rates. But there Education Board, board approved, a sentence School on'School St., will be su can’t complELlii when things go O 10 7 1 W A ReoervattOEMt Bii«1048 w to somewhat different versions rect.” He said he had never WINDOW, SHADED ■tein’e *X!aiidide” got things under ed the second half of the evening. pervised by members of the rec tor the Air Force and Navy—as Sibelius was not a youngster (which members later correct wrong. J 9 4 3 0 10 B has appeared to be difference 6f Directors Meet heard the 5897 million estimate way ia>a -breecy manner. Like its ed) hi the section on physical reation staff. The following men • • 7 1 3. 2_ • Q 10 9 4 emphasis from time. to time on compared to the cost of develop from any source but the secre oonpoeer, the wortc proved to be when he wrote this work; ne was North dealer LONewKAmNa facilities read: comprise the Teen Center staff; North-South vulnerable . - BOUTH the Importance jot revisions and ing different aircraft for the two tary’s merqo. ■omewhat superficial, but very en- actually 34, bytTie was still young Nelson Youhgerrhan, Richard • A 4 how much thqy could be elimi A special bocu’d o f education services. musically. He was no longer ado “ Academic activities will be Opening lead—10 of Spades Earlier, in a letter to McClellan, »)T£RSTATC CUEANTEX ttetainiiy'. This was the first per Jeanhotte, Charles Keeney, Rich © ItQ J9 €S nated from a tax cut bill without meeting is scheduled ft>r-Tuesday In a Pentagon memorandum formance in Hartford, and detnon- lescent, but he was effervescent held In the Manchester High West opened the ten ot spades. o ENOS TONIGHT a Zuckert acknowledged that his School, opened in 1956, at a cost ard Ybunp, David Dooman and The lights were shining toightly, • A Q 5 2 forfeiting Keimedy’s approval of for members to consider the ma made public last Simday, Zuckeit memo contained some mistakes. $ 0 . 2 5 *<» OrOer ■trated that Mr. Bernstein has an and .the composition bubbles with Thomas Kelley, Three of Uiese su • 4 called it significant that the Gen an over-plenitude of ideas. of $6 million." and. South's eyes were wide open. «TARAS BULBA**— 8i06 jor part o t the a^'nda for last And Tuesday, McClellan spotted * With Your Rollera unerring sense of the theatrical. pervisors w4U be on duty at all N siA BaB Setoh W «t "PRESSURE POINT**—6:80-18 Kennedy was asked Wednesday eral Dynamics design offered po Beethoven’s Fifth Concerto for All seemed important to him, Perhaps South was too happy night’s meeting. The items were what he termed an error of 531 times. over . the bidding to think about 1 NT Pssf 3 ^ Pdee whether his recent statements be- tential savings of 5823 million, million or 531.8 million by Zuck FU IX LINE W CUSTOM Plano, end Orchestra brought us even essential. Thus, in the exuber Ferguson, exalted king; Arne P. Only persons who have secured 4 W Pato 4 NT Fatt for a bankers’ symposium meant, put off because of extensive dis while Boeing’s indicated “ only CliffoM Cutxon in the solo part. ance of self-expression there was Sterud, exalted ecrlbe; Hayden L. the play. I Q P*M « 9 AU FMB cussion on the proposed Manches 5397 million.” ert In figuring costs of research the new membership cards will Declarer won the first trick in "You would accept a 513.6-billion and design. VENETIAN BUNDS He played the work with all the no desire to eliminate the non- G ^w old Sr., treasurer; Francis gain admittance to the center. tax cut without any reforms at ter ocwnmunliy colfege. assoranoe of long acquaintance, essential. He modeled In clay, »dd- dummy with the jack of spades The meeting will begin at 7:30 In Wednesday’s closed - door Witnesses have told the subcom J. Sohlebel, secretary; Clarence E. Anyone wishing to exchange an P M the claim on to Aesietant all.’’ hearing, subcommittee counsel and yet it was a curiously con mg and adding to achieve the final Schiebel, captain of host; Earl C. imd led a low trump. East won Tomorrow and Sat Nlghto p.m. In, the board room of Bennet mittee Boeing's bid was '521-mll- old Teen Center card for a new with the ace o f hearts and re Town Counsel Arnold Klau, who “That isn’t what I said,” he re Jerome Adlerman produced a doc llon to 5416-million lower than trived Interpretation. The program result. It might have been better Larson, principal sojourner, and one, or persons joining for the plied, and added that he thinks Junior High School. E. A. JOHNSON notes informed us that he has had he sculpted In marble, newlng turned a spade. has been handling the mtoor auto ument which, he said, showed the General, Dynamics' and Its design Ernest C. Zoppa, Royal Arch cap first Unie, can secure their cards damage claims Eigalnet the town. Congress “ will enact a tax reduc Tonight S t 8 o’clock, the board estimated saving from the Boeing studied with Artur Schnabel, away all that obscures the under tain. That noise you hear (s South will meet with the board of direc better than that of the Texas at the recreation office this after Meanwhile, Atty. Aronson has tion bill which will include Im design would have been 5426 9 firm. PAINT CO. Nadia ^ulanger and Tobias Mat- lying ideas. The high priest-elect announced walling when West ruffed the ace tors to di.scuss the 1963-64 school noon, Friday and Saturday after of spades. A noise like that might submitted his claim to Martin, who portant elements of the reforms million not the 5397 million men The .subcommittee has rece.ssed 723 Main St., TeL MI 9-4501 thay, aitd to tell the truth, the per Still this is probably too >nuch the following appointments: noons only. Nq cards wiU be avail that wo set up." budget request. tioned by Zuckert. formance Bounded that way. haunt you for years. ■ays that he will approve it Its hearings until next Tue.sday. to ask on a first attempt. It re Grady L. Pearson, third veil; Wal able at the Teen Center. To date, Curtis said he believes Dillon ■The first movement was styled mains a Very worthwhile composi- "I thought.he was leading from Normally the town counsel han ter A. North, second veil; Norman there are 620 members. the 10-9 or the 10-9-8 of spades,’’ dles all claims of less than |200 tax 'reform but that other in the manner of Schnabel, the tloOi dramatic and speaking with Baloh, first veil; Roy Sorraisen, second was almost Impressionistic South moaned as he gave the op without consulting the general , prefiktontlal advisers seem deter- assurance. Mr. Mahler and the or chaplain; John T. Munaie, organ FACES SENTENdNO manager. Because he Is involved, I mlned^on a cut at all costs. in the maimer of Boulanger, while chestra played it with similar as ponents 10 points. The truth is ist, and William C. Bray, sentinel. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Harold that South didn’t think. Atty. ArotuKm says he prefers to 8PBOIAL FAMILY SHOW I <3urtls >ddec( he thinks that the third sounded something like surance and understanding. The Cloud, who has been convicted of Matthay. As a result. It was not ert J. Richmond Richmond was bom in Manches There was no harm In winning have the manager’s OK, although SAT. ItSO—SUN. 9 PAL I holding the^lmdget to about 594 second movement was particularly ter and graduated from Manches kidnaping and raping a 24-year-oId hie claim will be well under |200. I billion would Bo.^^enough spending coavincing to me, despite Mr. well done. James Richmond, was high priest the first trick with the jack of ter High School in 1941. He is em nurse and robbing a doctor on the spades. Declarer should then CEtsh control to justify A. tax cut. Curson’s very obvious merits as a This particular section shows in 1923-24, and they are the first aame night, will be' sentenced next pianist. ployed in the service department the kind of clubs followed by the “ There are 216,0(t»^ more fed evidence of Tschaikowsky models, father-son high priests of Delta at Pratt and Whitney, division of Tuesday in Superior Oomt. Cloud, eral employes now than
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bk ft>r their (the teacher*) ac Bolton tions eMher indivMuaUy or ooUec- I2th Circoit V tivefy to tlM board o f education. Many Expect :A K be sDowa such actioB snd doca OPEN TOHIGHT and FRIDAY to not ooireot misinfermation or in Court Cases tent but ^ r is o r s it by press re Downturn in leases. bypassing the board in a MANCBKSTEB 8B8SIOIT matter in which they are directly PINE 8T. asR HARTFORD RO. or in irecU y involved, this not Three individuals were flnod C O M E IN TODAY.. S--' M.mi- im.l Cnini-.!"' !!'<■ y Business Rate only violates professional stand the Manchester seesion o f Clreuit ards but the policies which the Court 12 today, vhUe tw o had By BAM DAWSON board approved at his request on their oases hoU^. exciting Teievi:-,ion va!” ".. B U Y NOW AN D S A V t ! AP IN d*w New* AmlyM Mrs, Kreysig Hit One case was continued for > ify Dec. 12, 1962, on superintendent’s HBW YORK (AP)-The m*ny duties. To quote, page 8, hear trial in East Hartford. J. Frank Daly, 20, Weat Hart bright •pot* . la today'* huatnea* that th*r* k a rift^atitutional rigbt at fPMdom of oomplaints of personnel and take Ample Free Parking to board when necessary: page 12: ford, who pleaded guUty to follow leave eome huatiMeemen uncon- ki tha board at edtwation ended speech. Any board member can speak for himself, she said, adding investigate complaints and report ing too closely waa fined $2S. He th« maenlflesnt vineed about the long-run prp*^ laat aiglit wben ikra. Claire War- waa involved in an accident on Rt. that she had not violated board to proper agent; page 7, consult pecta. ■' feTa raaignation at board press policy since she had spoken strict with board members through the 44 in Ashford Jan. 22. Open Daily 10 to 10 A fme of 218 waa impoaed on Preatdent Kennedy pluge tor hi* repeiaentattvB iq>ariced an attach ly for herself and not for the board. churman. “I question that the (teachers) Waiter Buckley, 25, Boston Uni g n a tax cut plan as a means of ward on Mrs. Agnee Kreysig, another She made the distinction that in ing off a poarible receaalan—a dis the case of McCarrick and his could have arrived at a vote to versity student, who pleaded ncdo board member. contendere to passing on the right. quieting word when used In high Itra. W arfel’a letter explained chastisement by the board, he had issue such a statement without All First Quality origrinal charge, evading re pleoee. And the uncertainty about bar reaignatiwr: “Although board spoken for the board and had said some collaboration from Mr. Uguori. They had to get their sponsibility. was changed by prose factory authorized tax cut ehancee is one of the policy states plainly that all press so in the press releases. things that keep bualneeamen cau releeuMB are te ''be cleared by the Mrs. Kreysig then read a state misinformation froh him, Mrs. cuting attorney Ehigene K elly be SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE cause of the circumstances o f the tious about the outlook from sum- entire board and issued only by ment to the board. Although she Page or Mrs. Blenau. R was al accident in whirii Buckley was in . mer on. There are many other the press representative, this pol did not say so at Isist night’s meet lowed to stand intentionally be cause when Miss Lacey (secretary volved. worrlea. icy has been repeatedly violated by ing. she said this morning that the Almost all expect Industry and Irresponsible and completely unau of the teachers association! pre According to stEto policds BUot- ANNUAL SALE statement had been prepared a sented the letter to Mr. Uquorl, ley cut between a trailer truck. In trade to look up In the spring. thorised st-tements by Mrs. Krey- couple of weelta ago in response to which he subsequently released to the right hand, eaatbound lane of Many aUck by earlier prediction* sii: in the local press. These re criticism about a classroom visit the preas, he should have inform the Wilbur Ch-oas Highway, and a that the rest of the year, will be leases have plated the board of ei^ she had made. There had been no ed her as to the facts” car about to pass the truck, in good, if unexciting. ucaticni in a false and damaging previous opportunity to read the Mrs, Alton chided the board for the left hand lane, clipping the But a hard core o( doubtei* find position in the eyes of the public statement, she said. too many worrisome matter*. to and only because our teaching its "di-sgracefur’ conduct. She said right front of the car. It noted Mrs. Kreysig had dis she had been aware of the breach Since Buckley did not atop to have conUdence in the current staff has exercised loyaity and covered that the impression exists high level of business lasting to' good Judgment has it not resulted for some time and felt these dis report the accident, he waa first that she did not clear her visit, with cussions belonged in executive ses charged with evading reaponai- on fuliy automs definitely. A few queaUon If a in wholesale resignations. SAVE moderate elsed tax eut would the administration. She said she “In' view o f this situation I de sion. She said board members bility. But because the day was bad tried to contAct Supt. Liguori should transact board business at snowy and conditions were bad, make much difference. cline to have my name connected UP TO What they ■worry about: the bus furtbw with the poeltltm of press and that neither she nor the school board meeting's and not over the the state dropped the original sddretary )iad been able to do so: telephone and in small separate charge after Buckley contended iness cycle—by the old rules, at representative” Isast, It should be nearing a The letter precipitated a lengthy that she had left her coat in his meetings. Including herself in the he did not know be bad hit the office and asked Mrs. Page (the reprimand, she said the only board o ^ e r car. BIG PICTURE downturn; the labor-management discission in which board mem seoretary) to advise she was in disputea over automation and pro Bigger Discounts at King’s...Save on Everything You Buy bers criticized each other, hurled member who has consistently con Fined 215 waa Richard Poudrier, John Petrus’ classroom. ducted himself properly is George 22, StoTTB, charged with failure to duction ooeta that may hit a cli accusatimis, termed their own ac max by summer; the stubborn tions disgraceful and admonished She said she signaled the teach Banks. drive to the r^h t. He. waa in a er for permission to enter the one-car accident in Coventry Feb. high rate of unemployment; and each other to conduct themselves Liguori said he too had been 100 the .equally stubborn deficit In properly. cleaeroom since it was already in aware of the breach and asked 1 1 . Hla oar slid on a patch of loe, seasiOQ when she arrived. Her late 330 sq. in. TV U.B. financial relations with tho Taking the floor after Mrs. that the board go into executive went off the road, struck an em ness was attributed to tite Sme bankment and overtuined. rest of the world; even the reluc Waifel'a letter was read, board session during which he would re tance of consumers to put stUI member Harold Poroheron read a spent trying bo locate the super veal "the serious results of our ac NoUed were the foUowing cases: intendent. Carl Caron, 26, of unknown ad more steam under their already prepared statement in which he tions.” He said he feels he Is more high rate of ependliig. Reporting back to the office af dress, with non-support and with cited two grievances. First, he or less on trial and said, although Thoee who dte ■the busteeae ey- terward, Mrs. Kreysig waited 45 abemdomnent. . . . nlwijB Mngs yon Oe finest pidnres felt the press releases by "the he would be willing to answer' ele doubt If lUl the built-in deter- minutes while the superintendent Howard Luurtsema, 24, WiUt- oheirman of the policy committee” criticism of himself In public, he . rents and cuahions have licked talked to another board mmber mantic, breach of the peace. joQ*Te erer seal. • • twice ns Ug as 19* sets (Mr*. Kreysig) have deliberately would like an executive sesaicm be this old problem. And they say on the phone, the statement said. Ckkltinued to East Hartford for riolated board pcdicy. H e said they cause of board involvements. He . . . for oidy ponies n dty! that the current recovery from the She then left, feeling she could jury trial waa a ^reeding charge showed contempt for board mem said he would be willing to cite last recession’s low point hae gone bers action and a lack of discre wait no longer. instances, names, places and situ against "Vinton U. Fisher, 29, of 458 W. Middle Tpka Fisher plead Exdoaho Magnavax Yideomatie
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DOm* 6BT UP MIGHTS gthbal conflict might be small be tiation of toe 8panfsh-U.6. base might have coma away fram^tba tiutha wtooh Bsalf U mon good, spirit in which tkooa yond our cooperatom in furnish agreement. , “ A t T h h T IiiB ? ’' iMiuing glad thAt tbs lawyars Mara A Thooi^t for aaptfona a«a h n m a a « i r ^ > • • • It takaa b u t Ho aad U b ^ a to.tttit" HUPLE-TILT gentle gossamer ivebs which may C o lu in b ia 1^ aim Seeking ing base facilities here,” said one T h e announced phasing- out of proteetb^ hia body aAd blood by pn«oiiiid..OoBpai«d to thto o i w One hdpcA, for his seko, and for later on turn out to be chains senior 'Spanish military officer. toe B47 nuclear bombers, with ALUMINUM WINDOWS Connecticut resisting the concept who died for men’s ataa upof sometimM nestle dpwn around the at ” We know, too, that in event of which the three SAC bases in ours, that Pregidsnt Kannody consent," under which the cittoan anaa, Jttous, the I lEomitig shoulders of the ^ordinary dtlsen. Weapons, Aid, w a r'w e cannot depend on Ameri Spain are equipped, would appear $10.75 aavsr guito rotums to tba inadvor- would sign away his own body and tolls an aasB to «• JhJJ $4^622 Sam ^TTie ordinary'citizen, who prob B i i m v can planes to protect Spadn. That to reduce the importance of these TEL. M I 9-3061 tant and almost innoosnt moral Yankee Mood by obtaining a license would MSdly hlstortoat & t Ha le .^ D pAiiGfDa MOW ably never heard of such a th lngas is why we are anxious tOv build bases,” said one official. "A t the . Minimum 6 W in d o m have been quite .likely, we think, to haaiar a t a s mere than a paw bankruptcy ha abnoat dodarad In By A.H.O. “Implied' consent,” ahouW hirva A a massage «C the Sob ad !Bod l^ a t in N A T O up—with American assistance and same time the Washington empha judge that the lawyers were jtry- txtoSm. — M nhoU Niabuhr. his press ocmfprancs Wadnebday been there. And, uiUeas he werb #ho diaa upon toa eroaa, a t a Qad technical instruction—oui^ own de sis on missile submarines as a himself a crusader, either for safe ing to tip the 'Bcaies too far the who tranaoanda Vtat/ory and. Is yet lantso-Baator Soureabook W e continue to lament the fM t By HAltoLO K. MILKS fenses. prime defense force increases the momlrig. For ha himself, we are ty at all costs,, or for temperance other w ay when they seemed Mstoay.wbo oendamna andjudgaa hy GhaMas L. WalUa that ho ordinary Connecticut citi- MADRID (AP)-^A clearer pic “ Developments in North Africa value of the joint air-naval. base sure, has aspirations for some forever, he might have found him rather friendly 'toward the Idea of •in and yet auttara with and for (tobmittod by Recreation Bens attended the Judiciary Oom- CAR LEAMN8 keep us looking over our shoulder at Rota on the Bay of Cadiz as ■r^DlBB Cxeept thing better and higher as a policy self being grateful for lawyers. making the individual, rather than lira. Riohard H. Pinnay Jr^ ture is developing of what Spain ' FAT mlttee’a Shearing on suspensions of the rinnar, this message la the a Spanish bargaining point'. Entered at ne Our same absentee citizen also the state, king o t the license. W e 'Aasoolato maiMar ______The bi|dg«t adoptod by the Itoo- in that' direcUon. Our relations Haaefaeeter. Coon., as mood for us and for ths w m M; he licenses, maximum speed laws, truth ahanf Ufa. It aawiot be stat ‘S'."**'. wants for u i extension bf its de "Rota would make an ideal missed being Infoimed that there are quite content to continue to ■aoand Congtafatlonal ChuMh. with M orocco'ire excellent today, and cfasmical teat laws. A s we have ed without daeaptioas;. hut the and RENTALS resUon CotmoU at Ito annual fense agreement with the United headquarters for Polaris-firlng himself, on occasion, has r e j^ e d is also something of a legU con regard our license aa a "privilege but when the Americans withdraw previously noted, these are sup ’. W np a tm , meeting atands at |4>662 tor the from their bases there we must submarines assigned to the Medi OVERWEIGHT ■OBaCKIRIOR-BAnHI and rdniked thoaa who still tiy to troversy over the precise status rather than a Hght” but a “privi States. posedly questions of sc»ns Import falto taMiad terranean If a formula could be preach, in a nudear- age, ths prac of the driver's license his state is lege” In return for which we do coming yaan. .T bn w w in b a enough On the military side, the be concerned about the future. to a good many Connecticut peo worked out for Us use.” sues to him. Here,, once again, he nM give our “implied consent” to to Ntowe f o w f w liiHne aad Income to cover ekpensea axoapt "Today Morocco has Soviet Available to you without a doetqr^ ticability of war; he himsdf, even ple. And we thought that anybody Franco government’s main pre Eying developments in U.S.- prescription, our drug called ______Months #••••«•••••# would have found the safety cru any autpmatle draining at our warrUa. Vw M l lafw iuSto for $216 Which the eouncil muM, MIG fighter planes which oan out on this occasion, was mersly try who attMided the hearing would be occupation Is with obtaining Spanish base relations are an l-JX. You nruet logo ugly (at in 7 teyG I# Months ••«••••••• ^80 saders and the lawyers as a group Mood. ■' perform the best we have — F86 or your money back. No strenuoua likely to find his or her sympathy ralae. enough weapons and technical American military community of ing to answer such people in lan on opposite sides, with the lawyers W e would like to think that the Sabrejets supplied under our creise. laxatives, macnafe or f l r t i y ••s«»*««****aa and support changing sides occa- help to develop its own defenses about 27,000 service mfen and of Bocallcd reducing candtea, eraekr guage they themselves must be main reason why no ordinary CJon- m Tha eommunity bmeh la aalf- agreement with the United States irionally, joining now with the oncet again proclaiming their own P I against possible hostility, with their families in Madrid, Zarago eni or cookies, or chewing gun. necticut citizen ehows up at moat d r a ■uatalnlng throujjto taaa and othar We would rest more cojprfortably THE ASBOCUraD^PIUBai . forced to accept; he reserved, one Bealous safety crusaders, now with zealousnees for a “r l ^ t ” of the emphasis on protection from air za. Sev|lla-Moron, and Rota. ODHINEX is a tiny tablet and citizen, but not, this time, with legislative hearings is that he real' 86 l u t Center Si. n a u lllM M l Incbma and has a working aurplua if we were sure of obtiining un Equally .anxlous about the future swallowed. When you take ODRINKa . :ifbe Associated Press Is ^ajKloslTelT can be sure, better reasons and the cautious and often reluctant attack. you .>4til) enjoy your meals. sUU m 4 • A I M le the use s ( rendrilealtm e< quite so much principled altruism. ixes, in advance, that the best way ITS M A IN $031. Fifty cents of each beach der a renegotiated agreement the lawyers. At Sommlt St o t p n the political side, Spain I of the base pact are about 7,000 the foods you like, but you simply an asm dIsMteties crwtsd ts It or some higher logic fOr the policy he to handle sUoh opposing pressures certain dnn t have the urge for extra portloos otherwise erodIM In this M per ' A n ordinary cltizsn attemUng Safety offidala were, every time membarahlp is put in a fund for clettrly wants greater recognition means of defending Spanish nationals employed by was defending. is to enact nothing That might, at capital improvements. ’The basa- Spain’s ports and cities from | u.S. bases, and thousands more becau.se ODRINBX depresses your ^ also the loeal news nohllshed nero. the hearing would not only have the phrase popped up, in favor of aa a loyal ally of the anti-Com- netite and decreases your desire iDf ae'AU rM its of reiUhUeatloa of special— continuing the present legal defini least, be quite a f r ^ e n t conclu WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL f ball program has a deficit of $121 whatever force might move Into livelihood depends on sup Atspatebes herein are alse reserred. A fter all this meandering foimd proceedings engaging hia munist West. Its asplration.s In whose fond. Your weight must come dowii| tion of the etate's authorization to sion if he did attend.' and toe awimmtato program is in the North African vacuum.” plying housing, food, and other becau.Ho as your own doctor will tw amble from us, what we refer to sympathy first one way and then clude full membership in the you, when you cat less, you t;'Vtill setTloe e l M e f M. ■ . A. Serr- the other. He would also have operate a motor vehicle as a the red foi' $45. Canoe Club mem North Atlantic ’Treaty Organize items to the Americans assigned leas Get rid*of excess fat and Ifra is that sentence in the President's TRIPLE-THREAT MAN #0 Tnf* found the exp«1enoe very educa “privilege rather than a right.” bers earn most of thrtr own money tlon. In the face of certain opposi here. longer ODRINKX coats |3.0(> and lE ^iilDhUsbers Kraresentattres Hie press conference in which, having Lawyers, in general, seemed to fa HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP)—Chief bunch although their funds are handled .sold nn thi.s G UARANTEE: If 1 ^ fm ns Mathews Special Agency—New tional. POMPONS WE HAVE DAILY tlon from strong Soriall.st groups f
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MANUHESTEB BV^IN G HE&AU), Mi^CliESTER, CONN, THbKbUAX. MARCH 7, 1S68 PAGE KINM 4 .. t7T Fire HouiM. Election of officeroi bo assemble outside the church bo- mind ntore than a decade ago. tion because much of Its Interior Brook Odor Cure m o B t r MAKCETBSTER EVENING la taken up In ahewroom space. Amjovef auditors and tnhitees will take fore the 11 a.m. service. y-i Planned Pan Am Building Otbara have signed leases total place. AH members are urged to Mothera to Bleci ling a record $117 milUpn over The roof of the Pan Am build- Ing-^amed after ita largest ten^ attend. ' The Andover Mothers Club win Subject of Talks more than 36 years. meet next Wednesday at 8 p m. in Docauae bf<.lta height, bulk- and ant — Pan American World Air School Board At tomorrow morning’s as ways — has been made into the sembly at the elementary school. the elementary^ sohOol. Guest General Manager Richard Mar* . central location in the heart of speaker will be Miss Cora Webb, 6 6 Wolf son Took . Maidiattah'e mid-town o lu ^ r of world’s hlgtaeat heliport. Mrs. George Nelson will represent Un Tuesday nli^t informed tba 'rdm Your Neighbor’s Kitchen iin iC ' l¥m ICm-PMCBI TDPS-RNMAUE^ the Andover Orange and tnake the Tolland County extension service board of dlrectora that he has be
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P A G ! TEN Approved for College
The Baby Has A brochure and a $6,200 interim budget for th« pnmoied Manchester community college were approved last nighf} igi by the board of education. ^ s m M t n t E ^ During the lengthy discussion \ Been Named... which preceded the votes to ap prove the brochure and budget, college c o m nri 11 e e” members stressed th e, Importance of view STAMPS, ing the ^oUege plans affirmative Lm u IoU, L u etto Marie, daughter of CSetnent Gene and De ly- anna LeDuc Langlois, 13 Oak St., RockvtUa She waa bom Feb. First It Is psychologically wrong, 35 at RockvlUe City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are low DISCOUNT both In the view of taxpayers and First I W E G IV E Mr. and Mrs. Bernard LeDuc Sr., of Ellington. Her paternal ALL AMERICA’S of prospective students, to have grandniiother is Mrs. Lillian Langlois Hartford. She has a coUege officials "pussyfoot around toother, Raymond, 3. W E G IV E National and say we might not open,’’ said # * • • « National Dr. Merrill B. Rublnow, chairman Girard, Thomas Peter, son of Donald and Alice Valllere Gir FAVORITE! of the eulmissions and standards ard, Hickory Dr.', Andover. He was bom Feb. 22 at Manchester Stores committee of the Manchester Memorial Hospital. ,Hls maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. GREEN Community CoUege Citizens' Ad- Albert Valllere of Florida. He has four brothers, EJdward, Rob- Stores PRICiS visdry Council Inc. art, Lawrence and Kenneth; and a sister, Blaine. . . S T A M P S ^ Just as a merchant doesn't ad «... * g r e e n vertise that If someone will come Caasiar, Ann, daughter of Richard Alexander and Diana Just as for generations ^STAM In to buy he \Ydll open his stope, Goto Csasaaar, Buena Vista Rd., South Coventry. She was bom neither should the comipitlee Fob. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand members say If .someone will en mother is Mrs. Katherine Gero, Blast Hartford. Her paternal roll they will start a, college, he grandmother is Mrs. Rose Csaszar, 22 Ridge St. She has two BIG UNTBN SPBCiALS! said. brothers, Richard Jr. and Gary. FRESH WHOLE * i Ready-to-Cook - I '/ i to 3 Lbs - Plump, Tender, Meaty If the college should not open • « • * « as planned In the fall, the expense the Plonrde, Karen Marie, daughter of Guy and CarHne Cha- to taxpayers "won’t' cripple Emhlem Head/ loult Plouide, 25 Avon St. She was born Feb. 18 at Manchester town financially," he said. Mrs. Carol Lenlhaii, 31 Cam Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Discount PHeo$ii Matthew Moriarty, chairman of bridge St., was elected president Mrs Hanrid ChalouR, Caribou, Maine. Her paternal grand TOMATO JUICE the citizens’ council, added that of the Manchester Elmblem Club mother is Mrs. Camille Plourde, New Brunswick, Canada. She SAVE any loss la “an Investment we can at its meeting last night at the SPECIAL K CIRIAL 6V>OZ well afford to make for the future has a brother, Kenneth, 2. LB KofC Home. She succeeds Mrs. • • • • • Kellogg's 10H oz PKG 41c PKG A m < 2c of the town." Kenneth Hodge of Blast Hartford, Yost, Katherine Ann, daughter of Eugene and Nancy Cath The board set May 25 as the now serving as junior past presi erine Rohan Yost, 49 Hickory Dr., Coventry. She was bom Feb. due date''-for applications of stu dent. SAVE dents who want to begin classes 21' at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- LIQUID STARCH Other officers are Mrs. John enU are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rohan, 38 Gardner St. Her pa in September. Late applications Ziemak, -vice president; Mrs. Stan ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tost, 14 Hudson U nit wUl be considered "at the discre ley Baldwin, financial secretary; CHICKENS tion of the committee." St. She has a brother, Jeffrey Alan, 1*4. PINEAPPLE JUICE Mrs. Albert Ritter, treasurer; Mrs. G • • * • 1301 SAVE The citizens’ council, which has Paul Diehl, recording secretary; been preparing the brochure, had GLASS WAX CAN SPLIT or CUT-UP ^ 35c Mrs. Hector Rivard, corresponding Farrell, Lou An, daughter of William and Barbara Gildart planned to set April 15 as the due Bhrrell, Skinner Rd., Vernon. She was bom Feb. 21 at Man Gold Seal HNAST 46-OZ secretary SLnd Mrs. Oliver Crom date for applications. well, chairman of trustees. chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. S A V E 9 c CANS The date was pushed forward and Mrs. Harold Gildart. Cambridge. Mass. Her paternal grand- % 16-OZ Also, Mrs. Carroll Hawthorne, COOKID 2 after A. Raymond Rogers Jr., first tru.^tee; Mrs. Paul Buettner, parertts are Mr. and Mrs. William Farrell, Cambridge, Mass. She C CANS Leg Quarters »39V Breast Quarters ^‘43* principal of Manchester High has a brother. David J., 3. Sunsweet Prunes second trustee; Mrs. William m 0 * * * '■ School, said most students will Mohr marshal; Mrs. Walter Bal- know by May 15 whether they Chambers^ Brian Drew, son of James, C. and Anastasia % 16-OZ dyga, first assistant marshal; Mrs. SAVE have been accepted by other col James Brown second assistant Stynes Chambers, 159 Pine Knob Dr., Wapping. He was bom STEWED a v a i l a b l e leges or universities. Feb. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand fa CANS SHRIMP marshal; Mrs. James Farr, chap Del Monte Prunes A T A A O $ r STORES LB Dr. Rublnow, who said he had lain; Mrs. John Dougan, press Mr- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph St3mes, Lx>ng Island, N. Y. His disagreed -with the committee over paternal grandmother is Mrs. James Chambers Sr., New York, N. respondent and historian; Mrs. % 12'/4 OZ SAVE TINY-WET 4 V2 OZ BARBECUED CHICKENS the earlier date, said, "We've got Paul Jones, first guard, and Mrs. Y. He has two brotthers, James, 6, and Robert, 3. to let these people be refused by « « « • fa CANS CAN Arthur Leduc, second guard. S A V E 1 0 c other places before we close our Britnell, Alexander Hamilton, son of Walter and Julia Mar- R & R Chicken Broth Officers will be installed April doors to them." 23 at the Elk's Home. Mrs. Philip nhall Britnell, 53 Tracy Dr. He was bom Feb. 28 at Manches The first year enrollment is ex ter Memorial Hbspltal. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Rita 17-OZ Garcia of Quincy, Mass., supreme pected to be made up of mostly president, and Mrs. Carrie Loeff- Marshall. Sussex, England. His paternal grandparents are Mr. CANS students who have been refused and Mrs. Walter BritneU Sr., Wigan Lancs, England. He has a Del Monte Pens OF THE SEA LB ler of Quincy, supreme marshal, 5 CHICKEN TUNA B jO ttELESS admissions elsewhere. will conduct the Installation. brother. WilUam Walter, 2*>4. Rogers said he estimates that • « • * * i 46-OZ i V e a l L e g s Hoch, Gregory Jay, eon of William and Annette Drouln CAMPBELL about 50 students from the 1963 for a secretary to the dean. May 1, Hoch, Hendee Rd., Andover. He was bora Feb. 22 at Manches Tomato Juice # CANS graduating class at Manchester $750; for a clerk-typist, April 1, ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and LIGHT CHUNK 2 cI ns 6 5 ‘ High would be interested in at $850; for postage, supplies and tending the college just under 10 Mrs. Leopold Drouln, Vernon. His paternal grandfather is Wil ELBOW MACARONI 8-OZ SAVE printing brochure, $600. liam Hoch, Stafford Springs. He has a brother, William David, SEnoked Shoulder Butts >63* per cent of the class. For telephone, $75. 8*^. M ueller's or THIN SPikGHETTI PKGS He guessed that between 20 and For social sedurlty. $36. « « • » « 2 JACK RABBIT 30 would want to enroll in the For adraihlstration equipment, Kellogg, Kerin Eileen, daughter of Albert and Mhrgaret Gas- transfer credit program and the $ 1 ,000 . ILROW MACARONI % 1LB SAVE kell Kellogg, 42 Teresa Rd. She was bom Feb. 19 at Hartford (Commodore .Seafood ^ ^ eciaii / others In either that program or Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ella Gaskell, 42 ay Thin or Ragulur Spaghetti fa PKGS Sliced Bcicoii "m*” 59< the terminal program. Teresa Rd. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emer M ueller's The rest of the first year’s en- Special Show Set son Kellogg, Wethersfield. She has two brothers, James. 5, DRIED BEANS » 59c rollement would include adults or and Jeffrey, 21 months. SAVE Fried HaddocjkFHIet Manchester High jgraduates' from 0 0 0 0 0 At State Theater 2-LB PKG YELLOW EYE, ^ 1 LB ^ jCC 59c Skinless Franks 59< 1 previous years, said jElogers. Nevlns, Amy Beth, daughter of James i n and Barbara Velveettt Cheese Fried PerfklKliet Dr. Rublnow said he hopes Rog- Young Nevlns. 95 W. Middle Tpke. She was bom Feb. 23 at RED KIDNEY, BARLEY lA P«GS 1# V 1 ers’ estimates are low, because The State Theater is scheduling Hartford Hospital. Her maternal g;randmother Is Mrs. Ruth Fried Stdliops Lt 75c a special youth show for Saturday 28-OZ SAVE 1 the expense of establishing the at 2 p.m.—’‘Revolt at Fort Lara Young, 4 Durkin St. Her paternal grondporeiits are Mr. and college will go up if the enrollment C o t m I CREAM OP WHEAT • Quick or Regular Cottage Cheese with Chive* 25 I mie,’’ a western in color. It is the Mrs. James Nevine, 57 Milford Rd. PKG MICHIGAN PEA 2;^'s29< 1 Is low. 0 0 0 0 0 , - eJCenten Sea^ od .Speclaid I • story of a western military out 'Mdriaa-ty said the college will Affrlcano, Benjamin E. Ill, son of Benjamin E. arid June post at the outbreak of the Civil 180Z SAVE GRIIN SPLIT, WHOLI GRIBN, YILLOW SPLIT LB I open if it has an enrollment of 75 War. The cavalry-Indian battl^ Pidgeon Affricano, 10 Cemetery Ave., Rockville. He was bom Sea Scallops 59c full-time students. The original Feb. 20 at St. Francis Hospital. Hartford. His paternal grand PKG scenes were filmed at Fort Lara-' % Whenties Cereal LB M A EXTRA STAMPS plans called for a first year’s en- mie, Wyo. -Ing. The colorful his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Affricano, RFD 2, Rockville. Smelts Ne« 1 23c I rollment of 120. He has a brother, Thomas, 11; and two sistere. Ellen, 8, and tory of Fort Laramie, a long time DRIED PEAS 2 29< with items listed below At 75, "we would operate at a millUry esUblishment in the Wy Linda, 7. 2 2 0 Z SAVE LB 49c « * • • * Smoked Cod Fillet I greater deficit than we would like oming territory, lends Itself to the PKG WHOLE WHITE 2 rrc’. 25< ONI 12 0ZPKG Armour's Star s k i n u s s Franks to operate at,” he said. film’s fictional account. Members Leavins, Lori Lee, daughter of Royce and Linda Goss Leavlns, Whentenn Cereal Sept. 16 was set as the opening Rt. 6, Andover. She was bom Feb. 22 at Manchester Memorial of several tribes from reservations I date for the school, about two in the Wyoming and South Da Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clar 12-OZ SAVE ONI S OI PKG Finast Sliced Bologrfa weeks after the elemenbary and ence Goss, Andover. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and kota area were hired to play the CANS I secondary schools are in session. Sioux warriors. Mrs. Rufus Leavins, Riverdale, Ga. Hormel Spam ONI RING Finast Polish Sausage Dr. Rublnow suggested the date Cartoons will complete the pro I as a means to avoid the "hubbub” gram. The regular show. "Bocciac- DeGray, Doreen Gall, daughter of Francis and Margaret Crf- PEANUT BUTTEE SAVE of other school openings and to cio 70.” will begin Its evening per Rns DeGray, 15 Raffin Rd., Thompeonville. She was bom Feb. 12-OZ JAR PEANUT BUTTER give the students a "feeUng of col- formance at 5:30. 18 0 Z JAR 59c 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar Skippy I lege.’’ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Collins. Wapping. Her paternal Rogers said the high school’s PLANT ACQUIRED grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeGray, Springfield, I laboratory facilities will be avail BOSTON (AP) — Capital stock Mass. She has three brothers. Ronald Kean, 4 ^ , Gerald Rob REG SAVE FINAST SMOOTHY i/. lb Fr^ en Food Specials! BATHROOM TISSUE able to the students, but projects of Truelove and Maclean Inc., of ert, 3, and Peter Alvin, 2. “ ROLLS S A V t 4 c JAR. Waterbury, has been acquired by 0 0 0 0 0 cannot remain set up in the rooms W aldorf 4 even overnight because of the the United Shoe Machinery Corp. St. Louis, Eugene Arthur Jr., son of BJugene and Edwina Extra Fresh Produce Specials! ^ for an undisclosed sum. William Daniels St. Louis, 92 W. Main St.. Rockville. He was born Feb. SAVE Scallops 1 lack of room. He said space to set up lockers S. Brewster, president of United 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather 42-OZ PKG 45c 18 OZ PKG Shoe, said the Waterbury plant will Is Edwin Daniels, Rockville. His paternal grandparei»ts are Mr. I Is available If the committee de- Quaker Oats I cides to purchase the lockers. continue under present manage and Mrs. Arthur St. Louis, Vernon. He has twin sWters, Lori ment, and there will be no change Lynn and Judy Lynn, 16 months. SAVE OLD MASTEFIS EDITIONS OF THE FINAST ^ 7-01 J ^ I E C The interim budget, for the pe- * • * * • I riod ending May 1, includes the in personnel or policy. The plant, MEDIUM F rie d PKGS where precision metal components MlNamara, Jonathan Edward, son of Thomas E. and Doro 1 foUo-wlng ^locations: Sunsweet Prunes Chicory or EscarUle F op a dean, $2,000 as of May 1; are manufactured, will operate as thy Stempel MiNamara. Newark, N. J. He was bom Feb. 16 for. services by the superintend- an affiliated company to United in Newark. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Pineappls-Orsngs, Pinsspple-Grapsfruil, PinsappI* _ _ ent’s offlco, as o f March 1, $900; Shoe, he said. Stempel, Easthampton, Mass. His paternal grandparents are SAVE Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. MiNamara of Glastonbury. He has a QT BTL FLORIDA brother, Thomas, 3. M a io la Oil Dole "ABC" Juices 5 c‘fN^s99c • * • * • Crisp, Tender, Well Trimmed Nevlns, Amy Beth, daughter of James T. and Barbara Young SAVE Morton s Macaroni & Cheese i 49e Nevins HI, 95 W. Middle 7>ke. She was bom Feb. 23 at Hart QT BTL • NEW AMERICAN Rich in Vitamin A FRIDAY and SATURDAY ford Hbspltal. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ruth Young, Welch's Tomato Juice , ! — — 4 Durkin St. Her patemal grandparenU are Mr. and Mr*. CATHOLIC EDITION 2 19' MARCH 8th and 9th ONLY— ! James T. Nevins of 57 Milford Rd. I 170Z SAVE • " • • • e KING JAMES CELLO ih O ljgfiA STAMPS T O R JfO U !_ Ostrowskl. Mark Kean, sort pf Emil and Susan Kelly Oetrow- Richmond Peas F CANS t I D - R I P I PKGS ski of Cold Spring Dr.. Vernon. ' Jle wa.s bom Feb. 28 at Man AUTHORIZED VERSION 2 chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Ml'S. Bartholomew Kelly of Hartford. His paternal grand "^16-OZ SAVE mother is Mrs. Mary Ostrowskl, Cold Spring Dr., Vernon. He SLICED CANS SECTIONS NO. has a brother, John Peter; 22 moi^ths. Finast Beets t Pasccd^elery _2 33< 20% OFF S and 9 «och 99^ SAVE Sucheokl, Laurie Ann, daughter of Alexander W. and Irene ON ALX, Kupchunos Suchecki, 16 Oak St.. Rockville. She was born 6-OZ f ^ C I W GTlEEN STAMPS FLORIDA MaNeh 1 at Rockrille City Hospital. Her maternal grandpar Finast Tomatoes 7iso sEcnoHs 2-7 NOW ON SALE BAGS ■ i j P ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Kupchunos Sr., 22 Regan Rd., Rock id is h e s t WM i thg PurchdM of $5 or Moro Still on Sale— IntrodgDtory jDfliar 3 ville. Her patemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander SAVE 1 AND THIS COUPON DRAPERY and SLIP W. Suchecki Sr., 166 W. Main St., Rockville. PIG BARS 2 LB PKG ] U/WT O NI TO AN ADULT CUSTOMH 0 0*00 tw in -GOLDIN LBS C Coupon- Valid Through Saturday, March 9 , 196J SECTION W I T H B O N U S 3 f 9 KEOiMAlU AT YOU! MUST NATIONAL STOM ‘ Bradway, Usa Ann. daughter of Warren L. and Dorothy Potatoes CtCAim iS. I«« * TMACCO IXTMPT f«OM ST AM* OHW COVER FABRICS Morrarty Bradway of RFD 1. Cemetery Rd.. Vernon. She was MM ScDEAL NO. 1 O P J O O i X T B A ,bom Feb. 28 at itianchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal STA-PUP QT BTL 12-OZ BAG grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrarty of Dayville. Her Staley's 4 4 c pa c k Only Jj^ S T A M B S patemal grandparents are Mr., and Mrs. W. L. Bradway Sr. of Jumbo Reanuts 3 9 c Just Received! Putnam. , $ 1 0 0 SAVE Hayu Your Completo Bible for Easter 1 1.7R BAKirS LIMON IXTRACT 8TL 45c ♦-OI ptco 29c Td. Folsy, William Joseph, son of Roland apd Josephine Wandzy, Welch's 4 I 16< UM W S SUNFLOWII SIB 2HLBPKG 59c 2-oz Burry's Butter Cookies NEW SFRWQ WOOLENS 8 Wlndemere Ave.. Rockville. He was bom March 2 at Rock Also AVAMJMIt Jewkh Publicatioiis Sodety Venion of tie lD m L m m ' w VANILLA IXTRACT » - o i rtccoTSo 35c. ville City Hospital. ’ His maternal grandparents are Mr. and PtpparihnI Paltiei. Mimalur* Mix, Junior Mints, Chocolal* Stars, Chocolata Drops Dixie Cup Refills . ALSO iDjOKOr :S 4-OZBTL 85c 2-oz BTL 45< 15-01 CANS 27c Mrs. Joseph Wandzy of 17 Mountain St., Rockville. His paternal UbnRF^s bwdfSod pkg 59< Spaghetti chit w y -ail-dii • wini cHitst * sauci 2 grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. S. Condide Fo*sy of Central Falls, t7-OI CANS Scriptures *14** CHOCK PULL O'NUTS Succotash lA iiL • CM AM s n u - o m in u m a 2 39c • R. I. He has three sidters, Mary 9, Janet, 4, and Lea, 8. p i US J iV / S iu m p s iSi iCHOCOLATI - CHILDREN LOVE IT SILK DRESS PRIIITS ‘I ’* ***•*, Pillsbury Flour s-u lAO 57c 12-OZ JAR 69< l-LB CAN 7 9 c CAN Beilis, Laurie Jean, daughter of Joseph J. and Claire John- Ovaltine Coffee Chicken of the Sea Tuna r-oz 43c IRISH LINENS— Plain and Embroidered non BelUs, Taylor St., Taloottville. She was bom March 3 at i-ucAN 79c Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are MIS. n u n irs > quarters FOR A WHITER WASH. Fluffo Premium Shortening n-oi CAN 59c DACRON and CO'TTONS—In Plain Colors Mr. and Mr*. C. . Jrfinson of Hartford. Her: patemal grandpar Armour's Chopped Ham t ------ents are Mr. and Mrs. Domenick BeHis of 366 Hartford Rd. She HB PKG 25< Breeie Detergent 35< 4-oz CAN 25c has a sister, Cartri Aime, 4. Margarine Armoi^ur's Vienna Sausage 0 0 0 0 0 Y o u f K-OI CAN 29c Thin WooB'* Bonus Stomps CMP lOY-AR-DH Sago 1 Liquid Diet Food Feodell. Madeleine, daughter of Norman and Adele Bloom • oz jAit 28c Fendell, 428 Middle Tpke.. Apt. 66. She was bom Feb 25 at 15'AOZ 9 A . Cain's Tartar Sauce EXTRA Jim StA N V n TRYING TO LOSI WUGHTT tZ-OZ CAN _19c nncbester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Cheese Ravioli -CAN A T F * Veg-All MILL FABRICS Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are WITH ITEM LISTED BELdW LIT D in DILIGHT HRLP YOU 14-OZ JAI 28c jrandperenU are Mr. and Mrs. Manning Fendell of 519 E. Cen- FLOOR & WALL CLEANER Karo Blue Label Syrup m Frgk Cocktil i«43zcah 33c PgadMS tucu^ 'cS! 33c Johnson's Liquid Shoe Polish a-oz m 49c - oM 4-01 Can Finost G found Block Pepper ONI SEaiON (No. One) HOLY BIBLE I Pkg ol6 Finast English M uffins 14-OZ PKG IVY oz CAN 49c I A |ax Pfgri *4-01 CAN 35c Gripefniit actions 2 'an* 35i Johnson's PastP' Shoe Polish Grous, Jeffrey' FmncU, son of Alexander F. and Virginia o M 2-b Colic Finast Y ellow P opcorn ( 14-OZ CAN 39 c Griffen Grous of Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington. He was torn ONI 5 lb Jar Clovermaid Honey b a t h r o o m t is s u i Noxon Metal Polish SALES ROOM POUR log Pkgr F l n o s t P u d d l n g s ***” **OIO
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