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"Let Ua Ppay” la the theme Robert May of 75 Richard H m IVaiik J. |€aiiafi«ld K a ­ MountalB Laurel Chapter, Fair ate! eaMl 'i of a World tMy of Prayw aerv- Rd., and James R. Slater of 8 rine League will aponaor a Val- fweet Adtfinea, Ine., win have 13,892 A b o u t T ow n to 2S. Saturday loe tomorrow at 1:S0 pm. at Charter Oak St., have been entfaie Dance Saturday evening a buaineaa m etilng and chorus Member of the Audit - — ' .. ^ Salvation Army Otadel. named to serve as clasa agents from D to 1 at the haH on Park­ rehearaal tonight at 8 at tlM Bureau o t Circulation Ugh U the 980. Mn. O h s^ Lambert, Mn. ^ u r e h bella will ring at noon for a development fund cam- er S t Musie^ Will be furnished M U i American Heme; 88 Grove Manehnanr^A C ily o f VlUago Charm Howard Cbaae, Mra. C y ru to' hco^d the observance. Bbc- recently launched for by the Mike Gatee. Orchestra. St., Hertford. DEPENDABLE! Tompkliu, Mrs. George W. C. tended parking has been ar­ ehtworth Institute,. Boston, A buffet aupper.hlW, be served Hunt and Mra. D. Drummond ranged. Mass. by the auxiliary. Reaervatlona . Kenneth L. Roberge, aeaman VOL. LX X X m , NO. 116 (SIXTEEN PAGES) (OUMsifled AdvertMng ee Fkga 14) will cloae tomoniow, aecond class, USN, son of Mr. DEPENDABLE is the word for Dad to this MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1964 PRICE SEVEN C EIftl ' Stewart, all members of the That’s because he looks ahead, plans ahead w d saves Chaminade Musical Club, enter* St. ilrid^t’s Roeaty Society The Salvation Army will and Mrs. Louis R. Robarge of tained members of the Senior will sponsor a rummage aale have a Bible study group meet­ The Manchester Power 147 Hilliard St., is serving with ahead at Manchester’s oldest financial mstitution . . • CUlaens’ Club at their club* Saturday at 10 a.m. in the ing tonight at 7:30 in Faith Squadron will meet tomorrow the gold crew of the ballistic the dependable institution, now in its 72nd year. roonu on School St. church basement. Donations Hall. Russell dough will be at 8 pm. at North Methodist missile submarine USS George Events may be .brought to the PORK HOCKS Lb 39c Beaties are vacationing . . . any such motive. Breaded C()d Negro professor at Kansas Louis begins a two-year cele­ c h e ^ long rqmted to be a W ild Bird Food "M . state of mind was fear— bration of its 200th birthday to­ power In orgaotoed crime, BUMBLE BEE BRAND Brqad ISole AT PINEHURST State University stirs up tem­ and toe question: Why was all FRESH (Not pickled) 5 lbs. 55c pest in a barber shop with letter day with a Valentine's Day visit took the Fifth Amendment to­ Breaded Haddock CAMPBELL'S MUSHROOM SOUP 4 cans 1.00 to student newspaper reporting by President Johnson. day before a apeolal graad WHITE TUNA 3 Cnns (Bee Page Eight) The President may not find Jury proUng rackets here. Hmey Oofflh TRIPE Ik IT Seiler’s Haddock 25 lbs. 2.35 the shop where he had been a . On Snie Beet of Week! customer five months, had the usual Feb. 14 atmosphere of Lncbeee remained rilent w h a . Au Gratin AT PINEHURST— BUITONI ROMANA ... ..i...... 1 9 c 50 lbs. 4.35 hearts and flowers. Not only will asked about narcottoo, gam- refused him a haircut. 1,000 Missouri Republicans be LARGE S-SHi l b s . ROABTDfB w. Oiganization of African Unity Approval Looms bUng, labor racketeering and Bonelees Sirloin U p For A Beni Testy Johnson’s SbHmp Sunflower Seed pitching political woo at their other aettvlttM, anthwtlea AS 4 piU: seta up 12-nuUon committee to annual Lincoln Day rally, but CHICKENS ia^49c Cit)^ettM and try to settle explosive Etfaloplo- On Tax Cut Bill todloated. Also citing the OVEN ROAST U4 ^ SPAGHETTI 8 foe 1 .0 0 3 lbs. 59e some civil rights advocates Fjftii .Amendment, Lacbeee's Somalia border dispute . . . have threatened to demonstrate< Presiding Judge directs jury hrotlier, Joseph, retoeSd to FEES**... c,4;ov'n d . l e a n WASHINGTON (AP) — House Johnson will begin the bicen­ — CHICKEN PAItTS — .iStQUffer’ s Lobster AT PINEHURST— A SPECIAL VALUE verdict i t acquittal for John T. testify. So did four other men r > and Senate conferees expect to tennial celebration with a 20- said to be In the “famUy” MEATY LEGS quort«rM( lb. 49e .. N ew burg SAVE ON Daly, one of 21 defendants in hammer out a tax reduction minute nonpoliUcal speech to HAMBURG L a 59° 2 LBS.*1 Britain's great mail train rob­ Lncheee nlltor«41y bends In the . t SURFINE SOLID WHITE TUNA 3 cans 1.00 DEAL PACKS compromise in about three days sell-out crowd of 1,800 at a St. Coen Nostra crime lyndloate. LARGE RREASTS . .... ,fc. 49e bery. Louis hotel tonight. LEAN. OiiOUND 's '-y next week—which would mean Buy bonus pack SALADA inA BAGS New professimi of Chinese- millions of Americans could be­ T President to scheduled to NAAOP QUITS WINGS h. 29e M THE POPULAR BREAKFAST COCKTAIL DRINK ' ■ave up to SOc Soviet friendship marks cele­ gin drawing bigger pay enve­ arrive by plane from Washing­ CHUCK BEEFu^ IT 2u»T H oods C o tta g e 100 bags 1.25 bration of anniversary of 1950 lopes before mid-March. ton at 4 -.45 p.m. He will visit toe NEW YORK (AP)—J V 4 vGheeseandfit6os. ORANGE-APRICOT JUICE Ig. can 39c 25 free fripndiMp treaty between Red One day of preliminary dis­ partially built 630-foot high gate­ develeped amaag elvO QUAUTV, SLiCED < » Etr piilCaB gronpa today hi tha freS'iR lb. package China and Soviet Union . . cussions this week apparently way arch on toe Mtostoalppi VEAL lEEF P0RKulS9<; TOTUDY TEA BAGS Housewives of Roelyn, N.Y., don demonstrated wllUng:ne88 on riverfront, aee a new toduatrial plana-hy e«a gienf iar • aa»- 8 8 c - - end h o y o ^ eehoele. The MINCE ROLL » ».ir OroaiCTwhie Per A Nlee Ment Lent r. ‘ • j’ • ' 49c 26.6 OZ. BOTTLES R E G ^A 4 8 .. ..89c Indian costumes and re-enact both sides to resolve amicably area and address students and ot 18 extra Ic National AaaoobMm tor tha MUCiUra REGULAR • . ‘ 7 . if : RED WINE M N EG AR save 24e bottle 25e Boston Tea Party against pro­ toe more than 200 changes toe plant a;- tree at St. touto Uni­ or 84 bags for 70c posal to build incinerator ad­ Seviate made in toe House bill. versity. Advaneeraent e f Oehwad Fee. H ew .Itira jacent to Hempstead Harbor. All but a handful of these are 'The local Committee of Racial pie aaneonood EmO Ha 18 New s ALT HRRRINO, large Imported FRANKS Hits Cnckers lb. 41e About 100 federal employes technical or minor. Equality called off its plans to York City hraachea had with­ Om - Kralt’e - Save 15c on 10 on. bc^gto moving Saturday into $2.7 The copforees get back to dto- take some action "to publicly drawn bom th a ,. OttywUa MARTIN R0 8 0 LS SLICED IN PiEciB' SCHMALTZ HERRINOS, In ^ tor trtogroim use ;• Qrapsibiiit MAXWELL HOUSE mhlion underground office cusslons and probably start vot­ acknowledge" extotence of ra­ VEAL LOAF ;Btt.|0e lA TT INSTANT COFFEE buUdtog to Denver that could ing Monday. One of them pre­ cial proUima to S t Loula. MalR and Itoiiplka j L80 tkmr M altenattve watlwnal dicted agreement by Wednea- Tlwra ramatoad tba poaalMHtiy W l m i VAUIAILI TRiPLI-S STAMPS! PINEHURST • oKsleeatMletCt FUcherQuinuSMoiUhsOldonSLVtderUine^sDay flofftol to MMW ot enemy at- . ‘-i , - ‘■'III J- */ _ • I • / left, Margarat. Magdalene, Jfmiee, Gat^erini^ M aifA im in .Aberdeen, 8. D., todagr. (AP FiMilafsx.) , ;(l8a Faga X«49 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1964 HANtHSStBR EVENING HERALD. IfANCHISTER. CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ^ 1964

program — ranging from selec­ Andover Come end enjoy the delightfnl tions from Rodgers and Ham- Second Quarter Honor Roll raelodiee of the mersteln’a "Carouser to Un- Events ooln’s Gettysburg Address—is Two from Town scheduled. At Illing Lists 214 Pupils "VERSATILES" Guest artist will be June Earn LPN Caps In Nation Oard, soprano, who will sing FeatnrlBf^Voeoli DON MOOES ■Romany H ie ," from Herbert’s A total of 214 students at<&Nancy Mortofi, Warren Mosler, Two candidates from Andover Guitar: HANK ERIK B^SHINGTON (AP)-In Uie SAVE a. To*100 The Fortune Teller,” and se- nUng Junior High School have Pam Nielson, Sheila Obzut were among the seven who were news from Washington: Also, Gloria Opalach, Vladimir Drums: BOB GAGNON lecttons from “Carousel." Sev­ been named to the honor, roll capped as licensed practical i CRITIC: Riep. Michael 8. enteen-year-old Donald Green, Orduz, Susan Paine, Susan on a magnificent for the second quarter, accord­ nurses In a ceremony at Wind­ TRumdayM and 8 n t Nights Feighan feels Coiigress may celUst of New Haven, will be Palmer, Donna Perleone, Daniel ham Regional Techmcal School the second of three student fin­ ing to A. Hyatt SutUffe, princi­ Platz, Belinda Ramizl, Jan Rau- this weM. have to give a course in basic tenberg, B a r b a r a Rayburn, alists in the 31.000 Aetna Life pal. morality to the State Depart­ P a u la Rivard, Yvonne St Mias Joanna Ossper, daughter Is it just me, or has television newscasting taken a Scholar^p competition. He In the honors list, released of Hr. and Mrs. Andrew Gasper ment which said it could find no will play excerpts from Pop­ Pierre, R o b e r t Sandstrom, RAY’S legal reason for barring actor turn, toward “cuteness.” For some time the NBC duo of today, seventh graders led with Susan I. Smith, Paul Smyth. EM o f Hebron Rd., was ons o f the per’s “Hungarian Rhapsody.” 78 students making a B average seven honored. Joanna is an An­ Richard Burton from the Unit­ I V / l a g Chet Huntley and Dave Brinkley have brightened their Ben Ha'M^ome will read the Szymanoski, Kenneth Walker, RESTAURANT ed States. programs with the latter’s particular brand of dry hu­ or better for the quarter; there Rachel Wichman. dover native utd a Rham gradu­ Gettysburg Address and the were 71 ninth graders who ate In ttw class o f 1960. LEO DAT, Owner The Ohio Democrat had asked mor. His pointed remarks, sometimes cutting, but more chorus will sing '3attle Hymn achieved honors, and 65 from Mrs. Iforis Lambent, wife of the department to review Bur­ during our big oft^ made with tongue in cheek have helped earn the of the Republic,” in a Lincoln the eighth grade. Clarence El Lambeit, Hebron ton's visa on ground of immor­ salute. 37-39 OAK STREET . . . iorpasses ah achlevainenis h Um kudoea from varloua------Named to the honors list in Delta Awarded Rd., was the other Andover can­ al conduct, contending the pair Coming Attracttons factory authorized groups, official and otherwise. Grade 7 are: Joan .Andreini, didate capped. She is the daugh­ Welshman's highly publicized re-creation of sound I An Astro-Sonie sam the newsmen-tumed-oomlcs, it No Mtadmum—No Cover romance with Elizabeth Taylor OLsiat faU both NBC and CBS This week’s Coffee Hour Con­ Patricia Badger, Anne Barry, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. make., listening to the other­ Electrical Work Plenty CM Free Fnridng "is a public outrage and highly whisper or thunder the full beauty o f murie^ 0|)ened their evening telecasts cert at South Church, Hartford, Eidward Bayles, Kathleen Beck­ Gauthier, Skinner Hill Rd., Cov­ wise unfunny news a little easi­ will feature Claire and William entry. detrimental to the morale of the from the subtlest flute passage to tha to a half-hour. Walter Crwikite er on the ears. ett, Karen Biasell, Robert Blel- The Delta EJlectrlc Co. of youth or our nation." Dale, duo-piandsts. The hus­ ler, Nancy Brander, Laurie Participating in the cemnony Is still the key man of the Co­ band-wife team will be heard, Manchester has been awarded The Department replied majestic crescendos of a great symphony* lumbia team, but in r e ce n t HoUywood Report Broderick, Donna Carpenter, were several i>eople well known ANN UAL SALE a contract for correcting the Thursday that it "uncovered no weeks Harry Reasoner has Hollywood colunmlst Brsklne starting at 8:30, in "Sonata for Virginia Cataldo, Joyce Cole, to Andover residents. Riohard Here are just four of the 17 magnificent Two llanos," a highlight of electrical system at the Bentley information which would war­ Johnson reports James Darren Michael Coltman, Thomas Ck>ne. B. Ogresn, hospltsl administra­ been given the job of reporting, their performance. School. rant a finding of i.ieligibillty or P O N A LIMITED TIMK styles you may select from: — in depth as it were — on is playing Marilyn MaxweU’s Also Flizalbeth Daggett, Ju­ tor, made the introductions. Dr. son in the movie ‘‘The Ldveley "Valley of the Rhine,” fea­ Delta’s price of 33,875 is 3625 James W. Major gave a tsHc, ' revocation of his visa.” TariouB chuckle-p r e v o k in g dith DellaFera, Steven Ddeterle, lower than the bid submitted Sat.” So what? Well each ture-length color film narrated and Mra. Virginia H. Allen "Shocking,” declared Feig­ items of something lees than Robert Dixon, Jean Dorchester, by the only other bidder, Mar­ morning the makeup depart­ by OUfford Kamen is schedul­ played a mualoal prelude. Hie Dancing han. world-shaking importance. Susan Fmmerling, Beth Ferris, cel Allard, also of Manchester. "If there are no doubts about' ment makes Darren look five ed this weekend at ths Bush- Kenmetti Garrlty, Francesca Rev. John K. Honan of St. Oo- The latest (that we heard) nell. Payment for the work will moral turpitude in the Burton years younger and Miss Max. Gates, Susan Gottlieb, Marilyn lumba Church gave fiie hiivooa- was ABC’s Ron Cochran. In re­ World celebrated soprano come from a 317,000 appropria­ tion, and the Rev. Dr. WiUiam EVERY I case, either millions of Amerl- porting the news of the dl- well a dog^ years older. Gray, Irene Halllsey, Maryellen tion set aside last sp^g for cons have been misled by the | By the way, did you know Joan Sutherland will present a Halvonen. L. Malcomson, pastor of First Toroe of Mrs. Henry Ford 2nd, concert at the Bukhnell Feb 22 electrical work at this school FRI. and I press or the basic concept of ‘ the very blonde Miss Maxwell Also, Thomas Healy, Terry Baptist Church in Mansfield, de he added the Information the along with her conductor-hus­ and three others — Lincoln, Uvered the benediction. Mias ' morality has been drained from judge who awarded the decree vras once a teen-age brunette Heins, Gregory Horn, Bruce Nathan Hale and Manchester the State Department,” he said. who sang with the Ted Weems band, Richard Bonynge. Their Hust, Marcy Juran, Mary Kan- Karen Toedt of Coventry, class SAT. NIGHT ASTRO-SONIC also presided In the divorce ac­ program will combine arias, Green. president, gave the welcoming orchestra? She was, (called sek, Lisa Kehler, Ellen Kelly, tion of the current Mrs. Nel­ songs and orchestra works. Town Bkigineer Walter Fuss at the very popular AGE DISCRIMINA’nON: De­ Marvel Maxwell then) and the Robert Kleman, Dale Kowell, address. son RodksfeUer. "The Barretts of Wlmpoie has said that specifications for Mias Gasper and Mrs. Lam­ claring that "Older workers are | boy singer with the bsnd at Gall Krawiec, Barry London, '‘Now the big question re- Street" continues tonight and the repairs at the three schools bert started the training course in Indispepriable source which' ...the revolutionary Space-Age STEREO HIGH FIDELITY that time was sn ex-barher Kerry Lukovitz, Catherine Mac- will be ready soon and that bids our natiofi can ill afford to | ■asins,’’ he quipped "will the named Perry Como. Don’t ask tomorrow ait 8:30 at the Bow­ a year ago. They had four Anterioan pubUc buy, the auto- ers School, presented by ttie carone. will be asked shortly. months of intensive technioal lose," president Johnson issued' how many years ago . .. Also, Linda Marchisio, Rich­ an piecutive order Thursday | BMbUe msinifaotured by a dd- Little Theater of Manchester. Delta, as suggested In the bid training oit Windham Tech fol­ olton ake with Soiid State Circuitry...NO TUBES! Opera Stars Scheduled ard Mason, Charles May, Anne specifications, complete the B L Horn against diiscrimination in em-1 Torosd man?” lowed by eight months of on- T\vo fanxMis names of opera - f - (NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) ployment because of age. Ttoare’s one thing about all McAwley, Joan McAwley, Mindy work at the Bentley School dur the-job training at Windham (and other nuusical form s) are Menschell, Mary Miller, Doris Ing the Feb. 22-March 2 school — NEGRO BROTHERS, Inc.— He not only ordered there be I Hospital. no such discrimination in U.S. among the Bach Alta Oroup, a Approval Looms Mitchell, Seth Mosler, Kathleen vacation. Fireman’s SebednleB • Stereo FM and FM/AM Radio— No Tubes • The exclusive Mlcromatic Player lets your unique nine-member ensemble ! Murphy, James Naschke, Nancy MUSIC by BRUCE VANDERBROOK government service and on fed­ wbd^ will pertonn Feh. 23 at 3 On Tax Cut Bill Nassiff, Timothy O’Neill. Andover Volunteer Fire De­ and his "THREESOME" eral projects, but said the gov-1 • 20-Watts undistorted music power— solid records last a lifetime— the Diamond Stylus partment activltlea Include the ernment can hasten the accept­ p.m. at Jorgenasn Auditorium, Also, Mamette Ostrout, Janet Dodd Nominates Featuring BUI Nemeroft and Hia Golden is guaranteed 10 years NOW Univenity of OosmecUcut. Ten­ Ouellette, Thomas Packard, reg^ular meeting tonight at Why not stop tai Oils weekend and Join your Meads in Learning to Chart a^ Course ance of this principle in all sec­ state ampiifier uses no tubes or Jan Peeroe and soprano Ba­ (Ooattnued from Page One) Judith Pateiwm, Christopher o’clock. Chief J. Russell Thomp­ the MClabfilty of oar "FIREPLACE ROOM” . . . tors of the economy, public and | leen Farrell (a native of Willi- Pensiero, Leland Potterton, Alan 2 for Academies son urges all members to be A Few Short Miles From Slancheeter on B t 44A, BoNen Training officer (jharleq Nagy of Stafford Springs, right, shows fine points of charting a private. • Two high-efficiency 12" Bass Woofers plus • You enjoy greater performance and ten times day- -possibly even by Tuesday course at Wednesday night’s seamanship class at high school sponsored by the Manchester FUEL OIL mantlc) are the two disUn. Rice, Holly Robarge, Harold present Joe Comerford, secre­ Exceptions to the order, John­ two 1000 cycle exponential Treble Horns the efficiency of a tube sat guiabed performera. —on a bill to reduce personal | Robb, Kathleen Rook, Martha tary, announced that fire drills WE ABE NOW SERVING PIZZA I Flotilla 17-9, Coast Guard Auxiliary. The ten-week course, begun in January, has 35 stu­ son said, should be tied to a | Two Manchester youths have dents who are taught safe boat handling and proper seamanship. Students meet for two Thfls will bs tbs group’s only and corporate income taxes by Russell, Linda Sahrbacker, been nominated by ^ n . Thomas are held every Wednesday at 7 Itajoy it here or take It home to eat bonafide job qualification, re­ p.m. for all members, old as well hours once a week, listen to experts on different aspects of boating, and take home home­ tirement plan or legal require­ OonneoUcut appearance this about 111.5 billion. This would Carol Sandstrom, Karen Smith. J. Dodd to compete for vacan­ “ ^ 1 4 V 2 C ® ° " as new. The drills are held to work. At left is Peter Newall, public instruction officer, with Daniel Steele, flotUla com­ ment. season. F o r their XlOonn oon' be bigger than the House cut Also, Bradford Sprague, Wil­ cies at U.S. academies. o n t , the four vocahsts and five liam Starkel, John Starling, promote familiarity and compe­ mander. (Herald photo by Satemis.) and smaller than the Senate Maurice Moriarty, son of Mr. instrumentalists hen Banas, SAT. 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:801 ti. »4l . !• ' f; f A . » I r ' M Af? ' I f III f "A s far as I’m concerned she Hugh Fernando, speaker of Cey­ Beverly Bergaminl, Jeanne Bes­ can do whatever she wants as lon's House of Representatives. ^ 5 0 550 sette, Janet Blazlnski, Bonide lonjg as she keeps the fire out Members in both the House FOOD SALE Bletzer, Jackie Boucher, George of it," Chief George R. Langa and the Senate complained that You May DOUBLE YOUR DOLLARS in the Bradtau, Pamela B roderic, said Thursday. "I’m not object­ school teachers desiring promo­ Sponsored by W. S. O. S. Martha Buder, Nancy Chandler, ing to her dancing.” tion or transfer have had to United Methodist Church Deborah Clark, Elaine Cole. Without the fire, Miss Venice submit to lawmakers living at Also, Steven Cone, TLm Cun' said, her routine would be like the hostel, that taxi drivers nlnghaim, James Dieterle, David any other belly dancer’s. were steering call girls there Dixon, Sharon Douton, Eliza­ DINNERS of INTERNATIONAL FAME! "H e's taking 'm y bread and and that known narcotics ped­ beth EmmerUng, Candy FeuP' MAKE ABBBDATE Prepared by CHEF ANDRE butter away," she lamented. dlers had moved in as guests of neU, Judy Franzoea, Ann Fisch­ “ I ’m not taking anybody’s certain lawmakers. STARTING AT 10 AJO. er, Marion Garrison, Elinor Gi)>- ATTRACTIONS FOR LENTEN DINING bread and butter away,” the son, Sharon Goodstine, Sandra chief replied. "If she knows one SAII JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) SATURDAY, FEB. 15 Guadano. W ITH YOUR I Baked Dover Sole Sherrled Scallops dance, she must know six oth­ —An explosion in an engine at Also, Susan Guadano, Patricia ers." 11,(X)0 feet interrupted the flight Harris, Luanne Heck, William Veronique en Broehelte DISCOUNTS HUlnskl, Shirley HUllard, Bar­ DANCING THIS FRI. and SAT. Acclaimed on both sides Broiled deep sea scallops bara Holman, Jill Horton, Brian to the delightful music of the quartet— Hurt, Mark Jacobs, Karen John­ o t the English Channel, skewered with tomatoes The Italian Provincial— model 1-ST639 The Normandy Provincial— model son, Kathleen Johnson, Carol this sweet flounder is over a bed of rice Jam- immersed in a sauteme balay, a Newburg sauce 3 DAYS In your choice of hand-rubbed French 1-ST638 in your choice of eharming Kramer, Ronnie Kudlow, Fran­ "The Mhfy Men” cis Larla. Be she sweetheart or wife, she’ll enjoy a night out dancing sauce, shallots, sauteed containing pieces of fresh Walnut or Mahogany. Fruitwood or Antique Ivory. 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I t ' " ' | | fp ^ ’ ■ pAOl.-raih, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONNm IRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 19M E IH O n sm i EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1964 nity Osntsr will start Mardi 1. —M* hM bssn a mainbar sC tto ^C o v e n t r y On this committee are PhiUp Columhiq, van ity foiqtball taam fbr four armed forces are more power­ Bissitoerg and Stanley J. Har- Leaking of Data Hit years. H6 and bla wtfa and two ful." ria. efeUdran Uva to Woroaatar, Site Major Problem Nikita Pushes A summary of the speech by I, "■'■V Canvass Set Coventry Raersatten Commit­ Town Weighs the Soviet news agency Tsaa tee is oontlnuing its programs feracehi, aoB af Mr. said Khrushchev also “ Mt forth Saturday momlnjpe for boya o f On Baker Witnesses and Mrs. Louis Soraoeht o f Methods of some thoughts connected with InNo«*thEnd Grades 4 through 6 held from Tuition Offer Lakavlaw Park, Facing Refuse Unit the question of insuring pen­ 9 sum. to noon. In charge o f that his cradtta at tha Ualvarnl^ « f sions to cMIective farmers." at Coventry Grammar School is (Oootomed from Page One) Connacticut toward a B8 dairo* West^s Farms Cbllectlve farmers oE pension William Ayers. Instructors at By Firem en W indham to buatoaaa admlnlatratloa. Ha search lor a site lor a pn^xMed Dve-town incin­ age or tncapacitateo. farm ths Robertson School are Don­ toe Greensboro, N.C., lawyer la now with tko Unltod Stateo (OsnUaned Page One) woricera ara not eligiiln now 5*‘ra ald Sayers and Robert Winkel. said. Fidelity and GuarantoO Co. to erator loom^ last night as the moat ticklish problem to tor welfare p im en to in the So- tli« Nortti Coventry fire de­ "TViur of the Orient” is the In letters to FBI Director J. Windham has offered to oon- Hartford and will receive his de­ lace the Northeast Eefuse Committee (NBC), the group building communism and any vir' Union. luiniahchev at the i f iTs M fashiom it s of partment will make an all-out topic of Ufe program at . 8 p.m. Edgar Hoover and Secretary of tlnus accepting tuition pupils al eommaneomont oxor- tTzEl”* • disposal facilities for officials who do not apply new last session of the Central Com­ effort Sunday afternoon in a Saturday when the R6v. Allison Defense Robert 8. McNamara, oisoo to Juno. Manchester, South wfiidsor,*— — —• mittee said the government OPEN TUE5. Heaps will show slides and give from Columbia "on a fair and Ideas "must bs rspisced and Scott called for investigation of Vernon-RockvUle, Bolton and could not afford to provide pen­ taouae-to-house canvass in the a talk at the meeting o f the proportionats basis." The offer, others promoted." north end of town to collect do- what he termed the leaking of ManelMOtar E vodag HOroM Glastonbury. sions for rural workers. Mr. and Mrs. d u b of Second Information refused to the Rules which includes other tuition Columbia Vir­ Critioliing efforts to raise But today he suggested that natioRS for the ambulance fund. Cong;regational Church. This Although the committee was and Fire Chief A. Harry W. Olsen Committee. towns, is for 10 years, the maxi­ ginia M. Oariioa, telepkone offered some firm estimates of Skating corn regardless of soil and cli­ collective terms allocate a per­ will be held at the Church Com­ He said he was concerned that mum contract period alldwed mate conditions, he left it up to centage of their incomes to a Jr. will sound the fire sirens in munity House on Rt. 44A. 228-9224. the amount o f land an inciner­ the north distriot at 1 p.m. to "leaks of internal memoranda under state law. ator Installation would require, local farmers to decide what to central "social maintenance The Women’s Auxiliary to the can apparently be used to des­ Windham’s proposed new high Report plant. fund” from which old age pen­ SMILING SERVICE herald the start of the canvass. Coventry Volimteer Fire Associ­ the actual choice of the site re­ A goal o f $10,000 has been set troy witnesses whose testimony school will cost approximately Amnesty Granted 8KV ------***----- mained for the future. Clearly backing down from sions could be paid. THUR5. till 9 ation, will meet at 8 p.m. Mon­ becomes embarrassing.” He 9 / PMffVpVlIvVIl MAIN STREET .-MANCHESTER by Coventry firemen for the $5 million and is expected to be '19 CHEVROLET Outlining the land require­ his former insistence on mass Industrial workers are paid day at the South Coventry fire­ added that “ the situation Is par­ CAIRO (AP) — Prosldent new equipment. paid for with a 20-year bond is­ Irapaia Convertible. 811- S-Door Hardt^ lUdlov ments at the NRC meeting at Weather permitting, public Ice sowing of corn, Khrushchev pensions from government house annex. ticularly serious when it’s real­ sue. Columbia presently pays Gamal Abdel Nasser has de­ hMtor, Gtandards skating houra at both Center said that although corn and funds. Khrushchev’s proposal, Anym not contacted or On Pulaski Tsr blue finish with radio Manchester's Municipal Build­ ised that this Information was Windham $594 tuition per pupil clared an amnesty for an u n-' and vtoltewallB. No. 4440 Springs Annex and Charter Oak sugar beets are valuable fodder in effect, would place this bur­ away from home during the Raymond C. McKinney, mia- ing last night was Vernon’s canvass who wishes to donate denied to proper officlsls of the per year, a figure based on op­ known number of political pris­ $32$ Park will be until 10 tonight crops, "distortions must not be den on the collective farms and sUe technician third class, USN, Richard Lombardi, of the NRC's may send contributions to Chief United States Senate.’ ’ erating costa plus 10 per cent. oners, Including at iMst tJuree Saturday and Sunday, both tolerated. The most valuable would probably result in a cut P son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond $114S technical subcommittee. Olsen. Assistant Secretary of De­ With toe new school, it ia es­ (Hie-tone followers sentonoed to areas will be oipened—^weather crops for local conditions should in term workers’ wages. C. McKinney of Mark Dr., is fense Arthur Sylvester told life Imprisonment for plotting j *40 CONTINENTAL The ares required to serve all The south end firemen have timated that Columbia would the disposal requirements o f all permitting! be used.” ooUeoted $3,400 toward the goal. serving aboard the ballistic sub­ newsmen two days ago he would have to pay $212 per pupil against his regime, taformed OonvertlUe. White, power Hours at Center Springs An­ Following last year’s wheat check on whether there is an Air 'M CHEVROLBT five member towns for at least PHNA Budget Sets marine USS Casimir Pulaski above the present cost of tui­ sources said Thursday. eteertog. brakaa, wtodowe nex will be 10 to 10 on the harvest failure, the premier in­ Plumber’s Torch Force memorandum containing S-Door, laurtl groon, 20 years, he said, would be from which was launched Feb. 1 at tion. This would be paid toe The amniesty was declared on and aaat Pura luxury. weekend and 10 to noon and dicated waning enthusiasm . Hie Piddle. Health Nursing derogatory Information about poworgltde. hoator. whlto- 200 to 250 acres. This amount of Aasociatiion has ai^>roved a Groton, Conn. Pulaski, the 28th first year after toe new school the eve of Bslram holidays No. 6268. 1:30 to 10 at Charter Oak. about corn, his favorite cron. Origin of Fire Reynolds. which end toe Moslem holy w a ^ S ^ No. 6846. land would be "desirable but budget totaling $8,070 for the ballistic submarine to be Nazarene Guest Is operational. As the principal Coasting will be permitted He admitted . last December launched, is of the advanced However, he said that if such month of Ramadan. not mandatory,” and the town’s winds in many areas year. This will be the tenth The Rev. Stanley E. Wilson on the bond issue drops, so $1945 dally in Center Springs Park i that dry Very minor partition damage POLKA DOTS Lafayette class and is equipped a memorandum turned out to The Egyptian government $1098 could get along with somewhat I ruined the harvest Just as the year the PHNA has been In would this additional amount. from 8:30 to dark. was reported in a morning fire to fire A-3 Polaris missiles. A-3 be an office-to-offlee communi­ of Michigan, missionary on fur­ never has disclosed how many less. kernels were maturing and that operation. Is was estimated that in 10 Center Springs Pond remains today at the Oak Lodge Motel Polaris mlMlles have a range cation, newsmen would have no lough from the Philippine is­ political prisoners now are In Lombardi said his committee In such areas it would be more TV) meet the budget, $1,500 years, the amount Oommiswlon is te-examlning its Louise Crowley and Lee Beth and M !^ r Raymond Tucker. birthday Thursday. talities increased from 30 in $495 policy agatast taking on region­ Karasinald. associate editors in .Si, liouis’ exact founding date Composer Victor Herbert was 1962 to 34 in 1963. The coih- $2195 al refuM problems; charge of the actlvitiea section, ia uncertain. One leading history one of ASCAP's first 192 mem­ mlssion said 55 of the 169 Cor- The Connecticut PubHc Ex­ have submitted their material. says It was mld-Pebruary. The bers. Today there are more necticut towns had no traffic penditures Ooundl has offered The sports ‘section, being edited MissoMri Ostorical Society and than 9,000 members. fatalities last year. '58 CHEVROLET '42 FALCON help with the NRC’s organiza­ by Daniel Coue^in and Daniel the dto of St. Louis recognize 4-Door Sedan, Jot hlack, Wagon. White finish. Has tional problems. Storrs, is now in progress. Diana F eb.'14. The next NRC meeting is Wahmann has been assigned to T h e years 1864 through 1966 V-8, ataadard tranatoto- radio, automatic a n d sion. other features. No. 5499. scheduled tor March 12, when do the layout for the book and were declared toe bicentennial the throe subcommittees will Jan Blamberg is sdltor-in-chlef. bf St. Louis Thursday by Mayor BOLD meet in workshop sessions. A total of 15 senior boys at Tucker, who urged all citizens, $7W $1445 the school have taken an apti­ as a greeting to the President ORCHARD HILL tude test under the direction of and a salute to toe city’s third AVERY STREET, WAFFIN^ a representative of the Connecti­ century, to display toe U.S. flag • POW ERFUL cut State Employment Service. through Simday. WHEEI WATER’S Such tests are given to guide The President is scheduled to '59 CHEVROLET the employment service in plac­ fly back to Washington tonight. • SOLID H0T-H0T.JkNn ing these boys upon graduation jormfit from high school. 4-Door. hardtop, white f. Cubs’ Service finito, radiOk heater, THERE’S A LOTI Cub Scouts Ralph Cohn, Wil­ • LUXURIOUS FOR RENT BRING YOUR NEXT powergUde. A very liam BSlwell, Glenn Ferguson 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projeo- nice, cleian automobile. 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^ 1 C6nter Stnet •4S-S1U wm m jum mjkotiw s o v e n 447 ONtN m TLCVARD, 1A8T HARTIGRD Bead Eterald Ads.' V' ‘ t I .r I < IUNC0BSTKR EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1964 ItAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEiSTER. (iONN.: ERIDAY, EEBREARY 14, IflM University fsneing team and study. She said sbs wka Saturat­ film llaoeh » at «bs oohooL Tlw Boltoa Oooperattve Nurasry wUI like to keep and develop. But it knows RockvUle^V emon was a member o t the squad Bolton ed with mediosi, psyChologlesl A m rl^ E H tE r Sheinwold on Bridge that trained for the 1960 Ofym- and sooiologlcsl programs sftor attSnd tfa* program, aftsr honr- *'veiy well that it can’t match the low ploB. He ts a member o t the eight years of PTA and was in ing thair awn businaas msattng coat living which is routine for Unit­ YOU CAN'T WIN South' desler American Fencers League and favor of "fun” raising pro­ at th* Oommunlty Hall at 7:80. SKIINO? £ttEnUt$ IfEraUi WHEN BAD GAMBLE Both sides vulnerable R oleofPT A ed Htatea chickene, nor the low cost of Qiarter Unit has competid in many AAU grams now and then, like the 1h* scienc* fair wiU b* hold RENT A CAR By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH tournaments. POBU8HKD BT TBB the machine labor we employ in the 4 Q 6 5 2 family square dance held last Marah 11. Priasa will b* awa no recall proceedings may be o f 42 Burke Rd.. Rockville, be­ said that th* PTA 1# In a posi­ A n d o ^ r Man Unfair Exchani^^es contract was unbeatable if points in high cards and 2 points bad thing. He said that par­ HARTFORD. OONN. begun until the official ha# held gan basic training Jan. 30 at tion to make studies and in­ played correctly. for the singleton. Avoid opening ents and teachers have the PViday, February 14 office for at least six months, the Naval Training Center, vestigations toat can not bs Hun in Crash After drawing trumps South a borderline bid with an aceless same goal—the education of We don’t suppose the mutual envy that the proceedings may be Great Lakes, Si. made by the school board or should ruff his low diamond in hand. held only once against any In­ ever can be conquered. The nine-week training in- teachers and that the PTA can all the children. An AndoverX motorist last dummy, cash the top club.s and dividual during hi# term of of­ Nystrom suggested two areas People in Information media can’t re­ oludes naval orientation, his­ hold forums on issues which nl^t at ManchMter Memorial Punishment Vb; Penance ive up the third round of clubs, For Sheinwold’s 36-page book­ fice, that if the elected official tory and organization, seaman­ would be difficult to present at in which the PTA might be ki- Hospital requiredXlS stitches to sist fancying themselves sitting in the ft doesn’t matter which oppo­ let, ” A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” whose recall Is sought resigns formed school board meetings tereated: hel^ring estabUMi a close chin and forehead lacera­ seats bf the mighty. That, if it ever nent wins the third club. send 60 cents to Bridge Book, ship, ordnance and gunnery, The actual punishment of those Ger- during the recall attempt, then military drill, first aid and sur­ and impossible in the kind of teen center, and running an tions he received In a two-car Now the opponents have to Manchester Eve. Herald, Box no vote shall be held and the town meetings that occur when emptoyment center until the crash at 'Vernon an,d W, Ver­ msns who are classified as ujar crimi­ happened, would be elemental recogni­ 3318, Grand Central Station, vival. start th* spades. (Any other re. proceedings must take plac* be­ schools are discussed. guidance department tedtes tion of superior knowledge and intelli­ New York 17, N.Y. School Menu non Sts. nals, but whose crimes were, of course, % I;"' turn would allow dummy to ruff tween 10 to 80 day* after recall over, especially for weekend (Jerald F. Oardns^, of Pin* gence. while South discarded a spade.) Copyright 1964, Northeast School: Monday— Young said that, as editor of much worse than those of Wat*,—thfe petitions have been filed with the PTA’* "Educator” during ;oba. Ridge Dr. was taken to the hos­ When the opponents lead General Features Corp.) apaghetti, tossed salad, g;reen During the diacusalon period actual punishment of these individuals Unfortunately it does happen, now and the town clerk. baana, applecaucs; Tuesday — the recent struggle for new pital by ambulance after his Proposed recall of any offi­ a mother with her find. «toiW In car collided, almost nead-im is a relatively unimportant and almost then, and the former newspaperman or grinders (lettuce, tomatoes school facilities, he saw the cial shall not take effect unices function of the PTA as on* of kindergarten suggested an ori­ with a vehicle driven by August i guperfluous thing, in itself. magazine editor or television commen- 60 per cent of those eligible to cheese, cold cuts), peaches; entation meeting every fall for Wednesday — com chowder, awakening the taxpayers to the Pudlm, 50, of Main S t, Vernon. | That can be judged from examination . tator who goes into public life proves, vote shall have voted, and two- parents new to PTA. Mrs. Oram John Pudlm Jr., 66, Venton, a NYC Rackets Probe soup, tuna salad and egg salad need. thirds of those voting must vote had suggested that these new passenger, had face and liead of the post-Hitler career of Dr. Werner . at best, some kind of unexciting and un­ sandiwlchee, celery and carrot Mrs. Walter Waddell, a pcmel- for the recall. mother* wm« enthusiastic and contusions and a knee injliry, Hyde, who committed suicide in a West distinguished gray. On the average, he sticks, cheese wedgee, cake; ist said wife of a school board Commissioners also approved member, did not agree that the riioidd be brought into PTA in but refused medical treatmdpt. COIN OPEBATED German cell yesterday. proves some kind of flop. provisions for Initiative and ref­ Thursday — frankfurtere in active capacities. Patrolman Curtis Wilson, who le Picks Up Momentum rolle, potato salad, baked beans, PTA should be a lobby. She WA8H-’N-DBY CLEAN What is vital, what is all important, People in mighty office, on the other erendum In the charter proposal asked whom the PTA would No Tbkers still Investigating the accident 11 MAPLE ST. which 1* expected to go to the pickles, brownie*; Friday — 'The nominating committee, reported. is the possibility that the German people, hand, have an equally uncontrollable firti sUoks, mashed potatoes, pressure: The administration, lAeroos Fnun First Natioaol| (Continued from Page One) voters In June. which has until March 5 to Both cars were towed away,' and people everywhere who have had or yearning to sit in the seats of all those ring operated through motels, apple and celery salad, peas, the teachers, th* board of edu­ Store Parking Lot The commission turned down coma up with a slate, reported the Pudlm car with extensive OPEN 7 liAVS who may atill have instincts in the same scomers who, from their vantage points restaurants and taverns. gelatin with cream. cation? She said she saw the Courtesy Wadsworth Atheneum, HarUeri charges was Joseph Napolitano, a proposal to declare vacant the PTA as a group to accomplish Informslly that no one who has front end, left door and wind­ 16-14. Waob—26e diseased directions, should somehow be in press or television, can make life so HELLO! HELLO! Will You Be Valentines? a partner of Edmund Nugent, office of any official convicted the common objective of par­ been contacted to date 'wlU take shield damage, and the Gardner 8-Lb. Dry Oleaii—$2.00 el^^nsed and made strong in decency Study Leukemia of a felony. Vemen news ts handled by office. vehicle wHh extensive front end miserable for politicians. 49, whom Cahn had called a ents and teachers—to help in 6 Lbs. $1.86 A SMALL, BUT ELEGANT some antique dresses which are which portrays the, grace were all made by the same are found in gathers on tho Fencing Oouree Offered The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, The PTA will view a SNBTIOO damage, it was reported. ariii' humanity. Sometimes this impatience on the part prospectlv* defendant who 5 W. Main St.,' telephone 875- the education o f children. exhibition of fashion:;, entitled recent gifts to the museum by charm, and fragility of the 'Vlc- house, possibly French, In the skirt. LONDON (AP) — The British An introductory meeting to Mrs. WUIey explained later The fact that the West German gov­ of the mighty can’t wait to get out of Judge and Mrs. Ervlng Pruyn Medical Journal said today it acquaint area residents with a or 648-2711. "Portrait of a Mid-Nineteenth to"lpn lady; is from the ward­ mid-nineteenth century. Other dresses shown Include signed a statement about his that the national PTA has a ernment, of its own accord and, con­ • office. John F. Kennedy had a very of Colebrook, Conn. ’The two robe of Harriet Coming Pruyn Among the collection Is a a lavender taffeta tunic ' skirt part as a steerer. The two were was almost generally accepted fencing class will be held lobby in Washington and that Century Lady,” opened in the pictured above are (1.) a laven­ who was born in 1822 and died design; a green moire antique that low doses of X-ray radia­ ’Thursday at 7:80 at the Liottie DODGING CUPm ’S CX)ST science, was determined once again to friendly and' Intelligent interest in 'the court gown worn by Harriet co-owners of the Jericho FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) at ths stats level consultants Goodwin Parlor of the AVads- der taifeta tunic skirt design in 1859. She was the grand­ Coming Pmyn when she wa.s gown with two tops, one for Lounge. tion causes leukemia in unborn Fisk Memorial Building In art available free to local go through the ordeal of revealing and way the press worked, and sometimes, children but possible effects of —The brothers of Sigma Alpha worth Atheneum recently under with white tulle and ribbon un­ mother of Judge Pruyn. presented to Queen Victoria. daytime use, the other for the Cahn said autopsy reports In­ Epsilon fraternity at Oilorado groups. It was repeated that TRYING TO STRETCH YOUR HOME TO MEET trying to exorcise the unbelievable and by such Interest and knowledge on his derskirt; and (r.) a "Roman radiation after birth are incon­ According to Recreation Di­ the curatorship of J. Herbert The identical cut of the This costume was marvelously evening; and a finely twilled dicate Nugent was alive sec­ State University neatly side­ the PTA, according to its by­ unspeakable barbarisms of the Hitler own part, probably succeeded in qualify­ striped” twilled silk dress with bodices, the similar sleeve con­ fashioned from yards of pink oyster white silk gown with onds before flames engulfed his clusive. rector Donald Berger, a four- Canister of the museum’s De­ stepped buying valentines this laws, should not seek to direct THE NEEDS OF A GROWING FAMILY? era does not illustrate a policy against ing as an occasional ’’helper” In the fringed flounces and ribbon struction, and the same basic satin, taffeta and billowing ’’Roman striped” skirt flounce* parked car. He said there was The Journal, In an editorial, session Introductory course will administrative activities of the partment of Textiles and Cos­ trim. deslgii of the sklrt.s seem to white tulle. Clusters of roses in brilliant colors. The show will said if it could be understood be offered. A fencing club will the individual criminals, three of whom news and. television fields. no evidence of knockout drops. ’They proclaimed this as ’’We school nor seek to control Its The answer may be to finish off extra rooms tumes. On display are five hand­ The quintet of costumes indicate that all the dresses ring the entire court train and be on view through March 1. But Nugent had enough alcohol why heavy doses of radiation be organized If there is sui- have already committed suicide rather Hate Women Week.” The fra­ policies. in attic or basement, even add a new wing. Best President Johnson, i^th Jess- expert­ In his body to make him unfit produce leukemia. It might also fleient Interest, ternity men are under strict or­ Mrs. Peter Gram, panelist, than face trial. ness, and rather too much eagerness, if to drive, police said. be possible to decide which; ’Two classes, one for adults said that the PTA must taks a answer is to finance the project with a Home other circumstances of exposure and the other for youngsters ders not to talk or communi­ It repreaents a policy of public reali- one is to credit all the |pa^\dne-stuff One woman has been arrest­ cate in any way, with girl stu- stsoid on controversial school Improvement Loan from Manchester’s oldest ed as the madam of the al­ carried a risk and which did ^6 and older, are planned. Ad- gation and penance. denta. I issues after making a thorough financial testitution. coming out of Washington, is making a leged prostitution ring. Four­ not. I vanced and beginning fencers That could very well be why three o( rather bad job of his own reputation.. teen others, described as typi­ (Conclusive evidence, the Jour- will be accepted, Jimmy Inside Report nal said, could only come from Daniel Manner of Ellington the defendants have committed — right now by trying to eee to it that cal suburban housewives, are Bottlenecks held as material witnesses. the studies of many thousands , will be the Instructor. Manner not only to egcape and end their o ^ In­ every word that appears about him and Cahn said the $200,000-a-year of subjects. was captain of the New York ner tortures, but perhaps, in one last hie adniinistration In the public press is Rowland Evans Jr. Robert D. Novak SAVINGS defiance of hope and decency, to prevent. both "positive” and completely "accu­ Breslin LvOAIV the staging of the public spectacle of rate.” And' he seems, in a kind o f execu- In transforming Itself from a national convention delegate*. \ssi)f I \ JM*\ penance which the trials would pro­ ■ 'ttye.i-torture which we hope proves very draft movement to a legitimate Rather than taking a bold 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 NEW YORK Feb. 14 — You of tile' best traffic tieupe on stories usually are true and Presidential campaign, the vide. itimperary; to be trying to make sure to could understand the truck driv­ chance and trying for dependr view in New York yesterday. everytiody know* that all the Goldwater camp has lost much able Goldwater delegates, he 1* How humanity is going to clean its paiiit' his own image in press and on er saying what he said. His ’Tying up streets is Haggerty’s s m t riaaiiaiat iwatiTstiot building in a oity is not as im­ of its vitality and Just about settling for “harmony” delO” tele-vision by making speeches and go­ well-formed, preci.^ely-used Ital­ business. He has a firm called goul of the unspeakable mass barbarism portant as the life of one per­ all its audacity. gates who might end up with Currant Annual Dividend ing btfore the camera at unexpected mo­ ian words floated out the open the Sicilian Asphalt Company, son. Everybody knows it, but ’Thts is no trifling loss. W or­ It committed, or tolerated, or failed to window as his truck crept William Scranton or Richard On Insured Savinge BRANCH OFFICE. ROUTE 81. COVENTRY ments in unexpected places. President which does a lot of the digging jobs are still done by contract ried supporters around the Nixon at the convention. denounce in the Hitler era—that we gtiU around this construction work. up of streets for Consolidated and laborers get $4.50 an hour Johnson will have to learn; of course, country believe Sen. Barry This is what Is happening In do not know. He was a working man who Edison and other utilities. De­ and huge construction firms Goldwater’s campaign must re­ MON.-TUES..PRI. that he doesn’t have time to be Presi­ needed a shave and he wa^ Michigan. In Pennsylvania, ' But we focus, for a moment, on the spite its name, Sicilian Asphalt would go broke if they stepped gain its early boldriess to get Gov. Scranton has all but as­ dent and to be bis own press corre­ dressed in a blue zippered jack­ is not, an outfit which throws work for every heart attauTk. off its languid plateau. And un­ WED. CLOSED AT NOON individual life which came to an end yes­ et. People like this always say sured the election of Ioy|d WATKINS Extra spondent and his own television com- boddes into the holes it digs. So Tommy said something less it does, Goldwater can for- Scranton delegates from Al­ terday. what they feel, e.'specially when "We have nothing to do with aboM being i»orry and the man the nomination. OPEN TON’GHT OPENING ,t mentator too. they are caught in a had mid­ legheny County (Pittsburgh) SEMI-ANNUAL r Dr. Werner Hyde, who was, in this' Cosa Nostra and I wish you’d in tile shirt sleeves blew up and ’The current cliche here is to because Goldwater forces didni Dwight D. Eisenhower has been sensi­ morning New York traffic tie- said be was going to call the say it’s all Goldwater’s fault. year 1964, charged with complicity in up. You expect them to talk put that in,” Joe said. "We all risk an intra-party explosion. FURNITURE CLOSED MONDAYS ble enough and patient enough to wait came from Ireland. We got thle police, and Tommy told him to Indeed, his personal campaign­ The Goldwater camp has ao- the murder o f more than 100,000 mjsntal- that way. ing has grown drab lately. But .until he was put of public office. T h e re -' name because when we started do that. quiesced in the selection o f a ly retarded people during the HitlerUra, • But the good looking woman a good campaign staff often in­ this company 75 years ago we ’Itiere is nothing simple unity slate of Ohio delegatM fore, the news that he has finally signed in the brown Oldsmobile was abCUt the digging itself, either. spires the candidate. The Ari­ was interned by the United States Army another story. She came along, imported all our asphalt from that may or may not wind up SALE - up to be a television commentator for When you poke underneath the zona politicians Goldwater hack in 1945. He escaped from an army right behind the truck. She was Sicily. I wish they’d have come with Goldwater. the Republican National Convention this up with something different.” streets of New York, anything named to run his campaign ALLEN'S The possibility that many bf truck, took the name of Fritz Sawade, just about to get into the clear cart be there. Yesterday, Hag­ have failed to do this. July, thus finally joining the ranks of when the light changed and she Now digging up streets does Ohio’s 58 delegates will elude ■ and spent the next 14 years in apparent gerty’s workmen were hacking Certainly, Goldwater’s cam­ had to stop short. ’Then, right not seem like too complicated him is particularly galling to the mighty gentlemen of pen and mike, away at granite, dirt, old trol­ paign has not followed the safety writing medical opinions for a away, white teeth showed and Goldwater's Ohio backers. Rep, can be received without particular quar­ a business, but Haggerty does ley third rails, ancient wooden heady strategy enunciated last state insurance agency and a state so­ bright lipstick moved up and his digging in New York City John Ashbrook and other Gol^ CLEANERS rel. We think our main reaction is one water pipes and. over by the summer by the draft-Goldwater cial court. But, during this period, at down. The car windows were up and in this town nothing is organization — particularly its water men believe they could NEXT TO FIRST NATI077AL BANK of regret: we like Ike, but we don’t so you couldn’t hear her, but sidewalk, a locked basement least 18 o f the officials with whom he simple. Yesterday, for example, vault from a business of years chairman, Dallas millionaire have won a head-on fight for think he’s going to turn out to be any there was only one thing she his men started work at 8 Peter O’Donnell. delegates. was dealing came to know his real iden­ could have been saying with her ago. 617 MAIN STs MANCHESTER Phil Rizzuto. o'clock. 'They ar« working on "You find anything,” Hag­ O’Donhell saw pertinent simi­ Any of these dedislpn* tb tity. They knew it in spite of the fact mouth formed like that. 76th St., from Lexington Ave. larities in the political probleme avoid overt combat could be de­ “ She is,” Joe Haggerty said. gerty said. "Laot'July we were that, trying to make his hiding more to the East River, laying In con­ digging sit Church and FiRton of John F. Kennedy in 1960 and fended singly.- But taken to­ secure, he had his own wife arrange to It didn’t bother him. People duits so the electric company Barry Goldwater in 1964. Like gether, they form a pattern of are always calling Joe Hag­ and when we got down a cou­ 40 Years Experience in CARTER'S LOT IS LOADED WITH TRUE BLUESI have him declared dead, after which she Regional Colleges can handle the staggering num­ ple o f feet we found a whole Goldwater, Kennedy was op­ excessive caution. gerty, and the men who work ber of people coming into the posed by influential leaders in Moreover, one dramatic vic­ Quality Cleaning, Prompt Service received a widow’s pension, for which for him, bad names. And yes­ street, ivlth sidewalks and STOP AND INVESTIGATE THESE LOW PRICES DURING new apartment buildings on this corbe. his own party. He forcibly con­ tory— a delegate coup in Ohlb fraud she has now received a one-year California, a pioneer in the develop­ terday morning, at 76th St. and side of the city. He looked at his watch and verted them by an audacious or a clobbering of ^ckefcller prison term. ment of two-year junior colleges, has de­ Second Ave., they were giving strategy of entering primary It to Joe about as well as they The drills had Just started said it' was time to go. He had in West Virginia—would restore GREAT PERFORMERS TIME veloped a new approach to financing elections tn states where local momentum to the Gtoldwater Perhaps some of these Germane who construction of additional campuses^ ever did. Behind Haggerty, in biting in when the trouble be­ a luncheon meeting downtown. gan. A man ran out of an apart­ He got in his car and headed party leaders did not want him campaign. . j, '62 Chevy ’62 Chevy Super ’60 Chevy knew his identity, and who did not de­ ' With more than 70 community^ col­ a trench dug right into the mid­ (Ohio) and where he seemed Opsunhui. S^abL ment house In his shirt-sleeve* acroae 76th St., whidi was tied As it is, however, GoldwatOT Sport Biscayne 81995 nounce it, were themselves uneured parts leges already in existence, several Sitiea dle of the avenue so it could an underdog (West Virginia). Impala 82095 tie up traffic for 30 blocks, he and asked Tommy Romano, the up by hio men. Then he made has all his eggs in one basket) 4 - Door Hardtop, V-8, (Convertible, V-8, auto., 2-Door, 6-cyl., standard, of the Hitler barbarism. Or perhaps they have discovered that their tax base is a cou p le' turns and' came The original draft-Goldwater The tough California primary radio, h*at«r, bucket heater, whitewalls. too limited to permit expansion. To solve had seven men working away. foreman. If he could stop the men wanted to follow the same NOW THROUGH MARCH 7th auto., power steering, ra­ eould see working through Hyde in the Haggerty was standing at the drilling.' onto Second Ave. and .slowly against Rockefeller on June i dio, heater, atoitewall*. seat*, whltew^^. ’62 Ford Galaxie the problem, a otrong trend Is under way headed downtown, past his path. That’s a long time to wait for years of his superficial escape a punish- to establish junior-college districts on a edge of the trench, with only "My wife just Had a heart at­ Contrast this with the actual “ 500” a couple of wooden horses tack and she needs quiet,” the trench, fo r Ms aiqxiln.tment. tangible evidence of strong^ ’60 Chevy ’59 Ford 81995 Ishment such as to make hanging by a regrional as opposed to the present city- "N ow this isn’t too iMd,” Joe strategy of Goldwater’s Ari­ (results In the New HampaMre Convertible, V-8, auto., wide basis. keeping him from being a fine man said. zona managers. They are eager Impala 81445 Galaxie radio, heater, whitewall*. M t seem a release and a blessing. said. and Maryland primaries m o f 4-Door V-8, auto., power 81995 taiget for angry drivers. Tommy took ^ Ms tet and to enter the Senator in sure- 4-Door, V-8, auto, radio, By expanding the geographic area, the SU^ght up Second Ave., for as ran a hand over' his eye*. He It wasn’t. He showed up be inconclusive). Two sofas by day steering, brake*, radio, ’59 Chevy tax base is increased and new campuees thing, unopposed primary runs HOUSERS heater, whitewall*. far as you could see, there were gets two or three' case* like for his appointment only 96 Worse yet, original Ooldwi^ heater, whitewall*. Impala 81195 can be financed with more ease. Hie mhtotes late. — nUnois, Nebraska, Florida, ter men suspect that there real­ motionless trucks and buses and this every day. ’They are no South Dakota, perhaps Indiana. 4-Door Hardtop, Y - 8, Let Best Broiler Factories Win legielature, which seems to encourage eabe all jammed together in ope Cop^Cht, Publlsher'a Newspaper ly Is no Goldwater strategy a^ '»LAGKS ’63 Chevy II ’61 Rambler thia trend, expects that eventually every good to listen to, be<»use the SyndlcaU But they avoid most of the auto., radio, heater, all—that the seeming caution Nova $AVE Super 81195 vyhitewalls. section of the state will be within a head-to-h«ad tilts with Rocke­ Twin guest beds by night 4-Door, 6 paM. Station Even before any of us know who won feller where the winner would is simply a manifestation o f KIRTS 4-Door 6-cyl., auto., ra­ Juniorpoliege district. Indecision. dio, heater, whitewall*. Wagon, 6 cyl„ standard, ’61 Corvair the ^cken war with the European be in doubt. Vhlto and Pleats Typical of this developing pattern is a "I’m afraid," confides a pro- Extra radio, heater, whitewall*. ” 700’ 81295 Common Market, we-are well into an­ proposal that will be submitted to voters Thus, Goldwater won’t chal- ’61 Ford Galaxie Isng* .Rockefeller in the West Ooldwater politician, “that Here’s an inexpensive way to put twin guest 4-Door, 6-cyl., auto., ra­ other chicken war, one really precipi­ in a 2,300-square mile area around Sac­ A Thought for Today these guys (theUoldwater mail- “ 500” 81995 ’62 Chevy H dio, heater, whitewalls. Virginia primary (partially be­ Both for beds in your den or living room in a sm i^ , tated, one guesses, by the first ramento in March. They will be asked Sponsored by the Maaeb^ agers) are still Just pooping convertible, V-8, auto., ” 100” 81495 ’60 Pontiac to approve formation of a junior-college Op rum cause hts managers fear the In- modem way. They’re armless sofas with ter Council of Churobee along.” ^ power steering, brake*, 4-Door, 6-cyl., standard, And, once again, we are fighting with district encompassing a region extending fluanoe of Rockefeller money tufted backs and seats. Each measures 72 Catalina 81595 thwe). He probably won’t op­ Accordingly,, a orisU atmost radio, heater, whitewall*. heater, whitewall*. 4-Door, 6 pass. Station gomsbody considered. In this particular from ' the delta lowlands east o f San anfrlnge On Righte’ of people we elect to these Mgh phere aurrounds. the "routine" inches long. Use them around a comer, as FEATURINS 24-HOUR SERVICE “..that you may stand ma­ pose Rockefeller in the Mary­ ’59 Chevy Wagon. Power steering, decade at least, our friend. Francisco Bay to Lake Tsdioe and the ’To the EHitori offtoea. Oertalnly they can use meeting of Goldwater chieftain* shown, to save space. Place them facing each peaks of the Sierra Nevada. ture and fully assured In all the land and District of Columbia' Good Value Specials power brake*, radio, heat­ I would like to register my their talents to a touch better primaries. Local Goldwater sup­ this Sunday' (Feb. 16) at a Parkwood 81145 er, whitewalls. In our chicken .war with the Common will of God." Oolossians 4:12. other at the fireplace. Or use them end to 4-Door, 8 paa*. Station Also on the ballot , will be an 318,000,- disapproval regarding the de­ advtuitage than Oreating this porters believe the Senator motel Just outside Chicago'* *59 Cbev. Brookw’d 746 ’62 Corvair Market we were fighting with all the 000 bqnd Issue to expand the two junior cision to ban the {gifts' of ciga­ dldssrvlceto our national O’Hare International Airport* . emi to make a big 12 ft. sofa! IN ONE DAY. OUT THE NEXT Wagon. 6-cyl., standard, 4-door, 6 pas*, station For men begin to pass their na­ could pulverize Rockefeller in 100 radio, heater, whitewall*. Monza fine European nations we helped rescue colleges now In the region and build a ture’s bound. rettes to the veterans in our heroes. any o f these races. At this same motel a year ago^ wagon. 6-cyl. standard, 81745 third. • When you have overnight guests ^ h sofa opens to a t ^ size ^est 2-Door Sport Coupe, 6- from Hitler’s domination. ’The Common And fliid new hopes and cares hospitals throughout the coun- Robert H. Avery, ]^ t more is at stake than the a handful of men formed the ’62 Ford Fairlane radio, heater. By' shifting and equalizing the tax load try.- . _ . . 7 Morse Rd., tlonal draft-Goldwater commit* measuring 39 inches wide, 72 inches long. To open, simply i^n the cyl., auto., radio, heater, Mazket’a discourtesy in raising tariffs which fast supplant question of where to challengs *’500” 81595 ’69 Ford Otry. Sed. 896 whitewall*. over tMii big region, urban residents wiQ Their proper joys and griefs; Maity of thoM A m hibve very Maneheeter, Oonn. Rockefeller, •who has UtUe tee In a bold and aggreealvo back forward slightly, and lower to sleeping position. To convert ^ k 4-door, 6 pass, station •gainst our poultry products led us to et a tax break aa well as the new faciU- ftmr pleasures in Ufe. , ThsM ■pirlt. Some of these aame men MEN'S 4-Door, V-8, auto, radio, ’62 Pontiac they grow to o great chance for the nomination him­ to sofa, raise back to sitting position. Choose yours from covered-to- heater, all vinyl seats. wagon, V-8, auto., ra­ gaek compensatory 'market elsewhere, S.es. Taxes, of course, would go up in out­ For narrow orepds of right and oharltablo groups have 'done a self. Qoldwater Is eteeitog clear would like to resurrect dio, heater. Starchief 82195 lying areas now without a Junior collega wonderful Job distributing gifts spirit. order fabrics including green, blue, beige and charbrown textarM, a and LADIES' 00 we began shipping broilers over to wrong, which fade of batflee with etata party or- ’60 Corvair ’57 Mere. Monterey 96 4-Door Hardtop, V-8, Presumably these rural residents will be to these unfortunate people who Today in History 1944 Publlsheri Newspaper Colonial print in beige, red or yellow, fabric-textured pluuc m light auto., p o w a r steering, J44>an, the nation we rescued from its Before the unmeasured thirst gahisation* over selecUon o t Syndicate Model ” 700” 8995 4-door hardtop, V-8, willing to pay the increase to assure that for good; while peace received their diaability while blue or beige, or a leather-like plastic in beige or brown I Remember 4-Door, 6-cyl., auto, radio, auto., radio, heater. brakes, radio, heater, own aggression. their children will receive a junior-col­ defending our country. I am Os Oats Rises ^thin them ever more . . . you get two sofa-beds for only $100. Pay on Watkins Easy Budget SUITS haatar, whitewrall*. whitewaUa lage -education at low cost. sure that one of their moat In 1663, Canada beeame a As a result our chicken shipments to and more. Herald Yesterdays Terms, $10.85 down; up to six months to pay. p l a i n o n l y idpan, -although still relatively small, - California planners argue that a re­ Such men are even now upon welooined gifts is the weekly rojyal province of France. SHERLOCK HOLMES COULDNT FIND BETTER USED CAR BUYS csitVoi) of qigaattea they re­ 25 Yean Ago of tha South Manchester Rail- •ursly some nine million pounds last gional district operating several cam­ the earth. m 1859, Oregon was admii- Whatever you need for your h om e.. furniture, bedding, flw r puses can save money by administrative Serene amid the half-formed ceive. bodito the UMpn aa the M id Paul P. Mosley o f 104 Hoyna* raad systems, dantoUslud and fm r , did increase sharply. And now the tags, lamps, slipcovers and draperies . . . you’ll find them in the Semi- consolidation, central hiring and pur­ oreaturee round, Who are these men in Wash­ atabe. St, returning from ssvan the lumber used for tobaecv Ig^anase government acting in what it chasing and avoidance of duplicate cur­ y/tko should be saved by them ington who are setting the In 1918, President WUliam months in war-tom f!w4«i«iii» sheds in Warehouaa Point Annual Furniture Sale at savings. Perfection of Workmanship Guaranteed C h m h o lsiL oiMUidsni noceesary prqtection of its own riculum offerings on each campus. and Joined by them. standards for our veterans? In Howard Taft vetoed the inuni- in eastern Spain, predicts that 10 Yean Ago Each college atill will offer a strong —Robert Browning many cases they themoMves are pation bill baoauae he thought Italy will soon make ilemands teoUtr Industry, has announoad that it state accepts bids for con­ liberal-arts program. But In the voca­ ("Paracelsu*.” ) heavy smokers and they cer­ tha Uteracy teat obJacUonai^ OB IVance that will Involve all STORE HOURS: ■Cci*t hic* wUI double Its tariff on our broUars on tional area, vdiere laboratory facilities tainly do not have the riidit to struction of divided highway, CARTER of Europe in another World Use easy Watkins Budget Terms ^ 19M, poUce at Caracas, with controlled acees* front 4|(11 1. and equipment can become very ooeUy, IVancis C. Hawe* In fri^ on the rights , whloii Vawaouala. UUed ftve penoot War. S A J l to $ PJL — Monday throngk flatarday llt 9 MAIN ST^TEL. MANCHESTER Mch campus may be given a certain WUbur Cross Highway exit at iVi aWtlvag ought to b« undar- M nhder o f cairisUan Bduca- these 'ex-aandoemen fou n t for. aa jBOhi demonstratad ag^dnst Tko brick round-bnusa, pas- « t oxchialve nodaUsatioiio—LEO tloB, .'Ofotor OftogevgotfoBot JJf Tpk#., to joint whan. M M v K a n H n«;

PAOB SIGHT l«ANCrif!!StER'tVSmNG'HSIULD, lIANaiESTER. CONN* ISTUIJAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1984 ItAKOHESltlft EVENIM HEkALD. UANCHEStBR. FRIDAY, FEBRUa RY 14, 1964 ‘ y. Chester, and three grandchil­ RockviUe-Vernoh dren...... 1. ij Tliree Youtlis Head of MHS Math Department Makarios Rejects Force, Funeral services wU be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. a( the Watklns-West Funeral Home, Arrestedin «niiqa Fire District Said Taking Crisis to UN 142 E. Center St. The Rev. Paul Perry Will Retire A. F. Huntington, G. Prokopy, pastor of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Purse Snatch 0 (OenIMmd frem Page One) of Greek wounded was not igh Petiti'^ns Call will officiate. Burial will be In H known, the British said. Ex-Zoning Agent East Cemetery. Turkey 14 determined to .pro­ The Greek Cyptiot-controlled ManchMter poltc* hfiV* tr- Vol. xxvm No. 18 Compiled by StudMits of Manehodter High School Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty AdFBfV End of School Year tect the Turkish Cypriot minor­ Cyprus Broadcasting Corp. re­ Friends may call at the Friday, Febnury 14 For Meetinig ity, which charges Makarios ported 50 Turks killed and 100 Dies at Age 70 funeral home tonight from 7 to reitzd thr«« Covkatry youths ‘ f wants to curb its-rights by con­ wounded. Both British and Turk­ 9. A devotional service will and a ro.a M k in f a fourth on Dwiffht E. Perry, veteran Manchester Higrh School About 10 district residents stitutional changes. These ket ish Cypriot authorities discount­ TALCOTTVILLK — Arthur be held at 7:30 tonight at the charges of robbery stommlng Sounds of MHS funeral home. Smith, Hohenthal Spark Win mathematics teacher and chairman of the mathematics began yesterday to circulate off the fighting that began last ed this. Fayette Huntington, 70, of Tay­ from puree-enatehUif taoident petitions calling for a reorgan­ Christmas and brought in more The Greek Cypriot press in The family requests that Another “ Sounds of MHS" department, will end his teaching career in June. lor Rd., former building and friends wishing to may make Tuesday night on flpn^ gt MHS Students Win Honors Perry, Who has devoted isation and strengthening of British troops as a truce force. huge headlines crowed' "Hail to radio program, produced and the fire district governmental Th 'cease-fire reached after the Heroes-^We’ve ’Won" and zoning inspector for Vernon, memorial contributions to the which involved a DS-ycAr-old direct^ by student! of Man- total of 45 years to teaching— cancer fund. 84 of them in Manchester—hM structure. savage ftghting Thursday at "Turks Have Been vanquished died yesterday at Newington woman. ‘‘ cheater High School, will be Limassol on the south coast re­ —70 Killed." on the air at 8:30 p.m. this notified the school board of his It is expected the petition, Veteran’s Hospital. Ralph H. Segulne Richard Leroy Baker, i|, of MHS Trips Maloney; stored relative calm in this east­ MaJ. Gen: Peter Young, com­ Sunday over station WINF. . a os In Arts Intent to retire at the end of which calls for a public meeting Mr, Huntin^on retired about Ralph H. Scgulne, 78, of West Bdgemere Rd., who allegedly the school year. His resignation of all electors living outside ern. Mediterranean island. mander of the truce force, said one and one-half years ago after took the handbag from Mrs. Department Sporadic shooting was report­ both sides agreed to remove 11- Hartford, father of Mrs. Amy The MH8 Art will be acted on by the board the city, will be presented to being the building and zoning Helwlg of 531 Center St., died Florence Barry o f 185 Spruce may.__ ^ _ weU___ boast of student Vernon’s Selectmen at their ed, - however, in the western I legal fortifications and strong- at its meeting Feb. 24. yesterday at Hartford Hospital. St., along with Wayna Ludwig Sixty addevements in the 1984 Schol- Since coming to Manchester next meeting Feb. 25. coast city of Paphos this niom-1 points. ing. There was an unconfirmed I . Duncan Sandys, Britain Com- Other survivors are a son, a Rychllng, 18, o f Rt. 44A and setic Art Awards Omtest. In the fall of 1930 from Meri­ The requested meeting must his brother, Thomaa Alfred Riding CCIL Crest Thomas Barlow and Robert repoit one Turkish Cypriot was monwealth . secretary, said in daughter and six grandchildren. den, where he had taught for a be held within 30 days of pre­ Private funeral «rv lce s will Rychllng, 20, of Nathan Hale Valdulta, both ’64, were desig­ sentation of the petition on kille< ' London that British civilians Fourward year and a half previously. Per­ British truce officials said that will be flown out of Cyprus if be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Rd., all Coventry, have been nated portfolio winners, and which a minimum of 20 names One big, two big, thnee big ry has taught plane and solid before the guns were silenced in the situation gets worse. More the Roee Hill Funeral Home, arrested In the caae. SMrley Johnson, also '84, was geometry, algebra I and n and mut be obtained. About 10,000 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor, Det. Indiana, four big, five LITTLE The Senior Commencement awarded third prize and a blue residents are located in the Limas.ml, »at least 16 Turkish than 600 American dependents trigonometry to an estimated Cypriots and one Greek Cmriot were moved to Lebanon last be In Rose Hill Memorial Park, John Krlnjak and Patrolman Indians All shooting for a committee, heeded by class ribbon In the special craftsmen 4,000 or more Manchester area involved. Rocky Hill. James McCooe Inveatlgated the bonod prizes. According to the petition, were killed. More than 35 ’Turks i week after the U.S. Embassy crown. Coming off the bench president Robert Alibrio, has youngsters. He has also served were wounded but the number I was bombed. Friends may call at the fu­ case with the detective unit In addition, MHS students as head of the mathematics de­ added district powers under the neral home tonight from 7 to 9. here making the arreata late midway through the third quar­ announced the committees tor were the recipients of 8 blue partment since 1957. proposed stronger government The family requests that yesterday afternoon In Coven­ ter, 6'8" Randy Smith, ’64, com­ Senior Week, June 12-18. These ribbons, 11 gold keys and 37 would Include: guese" were Written during tMs committees are composed of Well known to Manchester friends may contribute to a me­ try. bined with 6’4" Carl Hohen­ honorable mentions. To light streets. period of corurtship. Hospital Notes morial fund at South Park The Rychllng brother! each volunteers from the - clesa t of Bob's and Tom’s portfolios athletes and spectators at thal, ’85, to erase a 10-polnt Ma­ 1964, and are aa follows; sports events. Perry has for To collect garbage, ashes and While Mr. Bantini, as Riliert Methodist Church, Hartford. posted a $1,000 bond laat night wm now be sent to New York all other refuse matter in any Breakfast Committee many years been a familiar fig­ Browning, works hard at his Vlsitiiig hours are 8 to 8 pm. and are free until the caae pre­ loney margin and squeeze out for further Judging. They con­ portion of the district and pro­ Phil LaGace, Richard Malo­ ure on the high school sports role ot suitor, with well-learned in all areas excepting materni­ sentation in Circuit Court 12, a 57-66 victory for MANCHES­ stated o f twelve paintings In vide for the disposal Of Such lines and paces, he is not quite ty where they are S to 4 p.m. Manchester. March 2. TER Tuesday night In a full to ney, Barbara Blazinski, Robert various media. They are pre­ scene in his capacity as busi­ matter. Andrews, Robert (jowles, Peter ness manager of athletics, a equal in performance to his and 6:30 to 8 p.m., and private Rec Budget Baker was detained at the the brim MHS arena. pared as part o f the regular DwiKlit £ . Ferry To employ watchmen or po­ loved one. rooms where they are 10 a.m. Hartford State Jail overnight Bohn, Frank Dowds, Tom olasswork of Mrs. LaVerne post he assumed his first year lice officers. The Maloney Spartans scored Bravos to Henry Murphy, who, to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested and presented in the Bast Hart­ Greer. Bill Kunz, Matt Reiser,, Kelson's Art IV classes. If the in Manchester when it was ab­ To plan, lay out, acquire, con­ two tying points with 1:20 re- in voice and demeanor of an not to smoke in patients’ rooms. ford session of Circuit Court 12 Jim Norris, Charles Romaho- portfolios win national prizes, dicated by then-teacher Edson struct, reconstruct, repair, AtS141,900 maUiihg in the laat period. over-bearing father, tongi.e- No more than two visitors at this morning where bond vyas wltz, Bob Constantine,' Beulah Bob and Tom will be eligible M. B&iley. maintain, supervise and mMage SMITH (that’s not an error, About Town laslies his cowering, but fas­ one time per patient. also set at $1,000 and the ekse Godin, Pauline Merz, Pat for ecbolarshlps to the schools Tuesday night at a brief a flood or erosion control sys­ The Tout Recreation Depart­ Randy deserves all the height Schwartz, Ray Villa, Denise tidious children with, "I am was continued to Mapeheater he can get) from his midcourt of their choice. ceremony before the Manches- Mr. and Mrs. Neal Tyler of 21 tem. ment will submit a $141,900 Gervals, Carol Cunningham, Shirley’s winning entry was not in the habit o f accounting Patients Today; 271 on March 2. post commandoed a laat ana ter-Meriden basketball game. (Jomstock Rd. W ill be host and To plant and care for shade for my actions to anyone, least Arthur F. Huntington budget for the 1964-65 fiscal Roxle Angell, Debbie* Starkel, a silver emd enamel pomant. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: The detective unit here Itave nearly fruitless charge. Pass­ Perry was honored for his long hostess Sunday from 2 to 5 at and ornamental trees. of all my children,’’ and later year, which, although on paper Elaine McMahon, Cheryl (Hark, Shirley made the pennant In service to high school sports. Normand Best. East Hartford; obtained a warrant for the ing, weaving, shooting and mis­ Lutz Jiuiior Museum. To construct and maintain accuses Henrietta of "fur>..ve Inspector in Vernon for five is $21,500 above la.®t year’s fig­ Donna Tedford and Tom Roben- her crafts seminar, which ta He was presented with a life­ Kevin Cook, Wapping; (Jmer fourth youth allegedly involved. sing, the Red and White just roads, sidewalks, crosswalks, unOhastity under my own roof." years. ure, and is expected to be a rise hymer. ccHiducted by Mrs. Elizabeth time pass to all games and Cooley, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Police said that Baker eon- couldn’t pull out the basket to Mountain Laurel Chapter o f drains and sewers. disciplined violMice of the He was born May 14, 1893, in of only $5,500, because of a Reception Committee Budd. with his varsity M. the coveted To elect officers. *1110 Ruth Donnelly, Thompsonville; fessed to the act of taMng the break the 56-56 deadlock. Amid Sweet Adelines, Inc. will give role is well portrayed by Mr. Providence, R.I., and lived in change in payroll procedure. John l‘'ranzo.sa Jill Howdoyd Sue Mahoney, Terry (Cum­ The works of the MHS blue- letter award worn by MHS To adopt ordinances. Albert Falco, East Hartford; Talcottvllle 23 years. He was a Recreation Superintend­ handbag. It was ropotlM that the chaos and the final b,uzzer mings, Nancy Clrockett, Wallace a Valentine program of song Murphy, Baker, the Ryohling bzOthars, ribbon ■wtorters ■wiU also be sent a^Ietes. tonight at 7:30 for patients at To take any or all action' per­ Jean Heldcavage, 46 Coolldge Navy veteran of .World War I, ent James Herdlc explained that came the squeak of a ref's Geiger, Ellen Sturgeon, Berna­ Jaome Newirth’s performance St.; Mrs. Sylvia Hawley, 217 and a fourth youth who la now to New York for entry in na­ An avid proponent of travel. Rocky Hill Veterans’ Home and mitted or required in order to I and in the U.S. Maritime Service the present procedure of direct whistle. He had detected a last dette Conners, LeaJi Lentocha, tional competition. Cynthia establish such a district. as Henrietta, one of the sis­ N. Elm St.; Mrs. Alice Hyde, 51 during World War II. He was a on duty with the UJI. Air Force, Legion of Honor Perry instituted the famous Hospital. payment.'! to gqlf, tennis, bridge second foul by Maloney. Hohen' Gail Reinchenbach, Joanne 11n- Blake, ’65, entered an enamel The announcement yesterday ters, is al6o noteworthy, partic­ Westminster Rd.; William Ca- I member of the Talcottvllle Con­ and other instructors will now drove into ManchMter at about that waa awarded two free klepaugh, Maureen Riback, Ma­ “ Perry Tours" for high school ularly in her scenes with fath­ dotaonne. This ta a decoration that district and town officials parelll, 103 Village St., Rock­ gregational CIhurch. and Hcc':- be reflected in the budgeted 6 or 7 o’clock Tuesday night If you could be one character “ How can she catch the sun­ rie Saraceno, Judy Halt, Ann students in 1953 together with Gibbons Assembly, Catholic er wherein there is contrcdled throw tickets with not a sec­ laid on a meted groundwork by MHS business teacher Russell have been meeting for the past ville; Scott Moonan, Glaston­ anum Barracks, Veterans of salary item, and that the in­ "just riding around," Baker ond of regulation time remaing light and^ bind It in her hair.’ Viot, Debbie Roscoe, Jill Rudall, I Ladies of Columbus, will take rebellion. Her exit with arm up­ said. All were allegedly n; Mrs. Car­ nue will be returned to th: to Coventry with Baker giving and Mitch Miller. High on his mencement Committee, and her. Karen Sibrinv, Linda Allen, by bus under the name "Thomp­ ever it is, would be eliminated. six — are fine audience-bait men Domonokos, Storrs. Rocky Hill. The Rev. Robert town’s General Fu id, and will Not only were the Indians Impressive academic schedule and enamel pin. Monday at 8 p.m. at the Legion each boy $10 of the $41 In Mila list of most memorable mo­ Sally Becelo, Linda Clarke, Ma­ In auidition, several MHS stu­ son Tours." Former Selectman Edgar H, for the young girls. Octavius BIRTH YESTERDAY r A Shlmoda. pastor of Talcottvllle result in net expenditures of unable to get moving in the Thla includes Honors English Home. found in the purse, a dollar was ments Ls the jam aession with rie Coatanzo, Elaine Daggett, dents were gold key ■winners. Bom in Minneapolis, Minn., Wilson said today he favors the (OydO Rausohenback) stutters daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ Congregational Church, will o f­ $105,500, if Herdic’s recom­ spent on gas, and Baker kept third quarter, they suffered the alumni after the 1963 Band IV. Honors French in , and Lev­ Jan McCormick, Linda DaiMa- ficiate. Burial will be In Rose from an acute case of "but- V ■ In the class of ’64. these were In 1899, Perry attended The Rev. Alex Blse.sser, pas­ plan. He said. “We (the dis­ through convincingly as the land Albert, 635 Center St. mended budget Is approved. some small change. It was re­ Concert. el I Modem European History. r;o, June Cunliffe.' ^'1 schools there through the 8th trict) should be prepared for most concerned and helpful Hill Memorial Park, Rocky The board of directors, last terflngerltis." Chemistry, and Spanish III Richard Ansaldi (2), Thomaa tor of 'Community Baptist BIRTHS TODAY: A son to ported by police. Preparing for an engineering Also, Marilyn Ledgard, Ar­ Barlow, Dana Frazier, Patricia grade, when his family moved any events in the growth Of this brother. Hill. May, trlmmad about $9,000 Manchester Coach Phil Hyde career, Jack’s stvtdylng English. Jill has worked as a member isen Kilby, Jeff Clarke, Lillian Church, will conduct a service Mr. and Mrs. Clement Lupac- There will be no calling In Coventry, the boys met Loftus (2), Anne Sposito and ta Minot, N.D. He graduated Sunday at 6:40 a.m. in the chap­ community." Arabel (Doris Frost) shines chlno, 68 Highland St.; a son to from Hcrdlc’s recommended inserted Smith in an attempt to Modem European History, Hon­ of the Teen Center. She has Smith, Lyn Hogan, Andrea hours. two girls, got into their car and Nancy Moore. Juniors include from Minot High School in The proposal, if passed, in her leughing scene; Henry budget for the current year. remedy the deficit. He proved ors Pliys!cs, Trigonometry, al*o given her all to help im­ - ■■ j , el at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Boutin, returned to Manchester where Tomoko, Carol Verge, Janet Nora 'Walker, Walter Smolen­ 1917 and then attended Minot would provide district residents Bevan's (Lee Burton) walk is 185 Center St. The greatest increases asked to be the perfect antedote. Math Analy.sls and Har­ prove school spirit as a varsity Tomlinson, Nancy .Hublard, pital. The Rev. Earle R. (duster, Herman •!. Rellveau they entered two different bars sk! and Ellen Wenick. Normal School for two years, with many of the facilities pro­ properly straight-backed; Cap­ for in the 1984-35 budget are Swishing one of his patented mony. He received a scholar­ cheerleader. Kathy Kosak, Sandy Nicholson. pastor of North Methodist DISCHARGED YESTER­ ROCK’VILLE—Herman Bell- and were asked to leave follow­ Regional honorable mentions beginning his teaching career in Church, will serve as hospital vided by the city. tain Surtees (Daniel Everett) $4,000 for rsgular salary incre­ mid-court shots to start the ship last summer from the Revealing both her serious Joann Kemp. Donna lliano. DAY: Mrs Dora Bender, Cov­ venu of the Hemlocks Convales­ ing dlstur'oances in both. Police were presented to seniors Robin a one-room country school in chaplain next week. A dissident to the reorganisa­ is a handsome soldier "in full entry; Levei-ett Weir, Glaston­ ments for the director and his are Investigating the bars con­ third period, Smith in/ipired an United Aircraft Corporation to side and her humor, Jill likes Also, Donna Gagnon, Donna tile same state. tion proposal U Fire District war paint"; the doctors (Wayne cent Home, formerly of Main Staff, and a $4,400 salary item Indian comeback. study at Trinity College's Sum­ reading, basketball, ' basketball Michaud, Gail Geromiller, Nan­ Andrews, Richard Ansaldi (2). bury; Mrs, Sylvia Collins. 87 S. St„ Broad, , Brook, , died last cerning the serving of persons Thomas Barlow (4), Linda After two years, he left to Miss Leslie Ann Berkman, Commissioner Donald Lpverln Garland and'Arch 'Sf0art)'are Main 81., Mrs. Evelyn Harris, for a full-time custodian for the under legal drinking age. Also coptrib.q.tilng. to the scor­ mer Engineering Lab. He was players, pepper on all her food, cy Santos, Bob Carson, Kathy night at Rocicville City Hospi­ East Side Rec Building and the Burns, Robert Carlson (2), matriculate at the University of daughter of Mrj and Mrs. Saul who said today that the pivpos- most professional: Blast Hartford; Mrs. Mabel FIs- ing cause were Co-Caplaln Raul also the recipient of a letter chocolate, and Jacqueline Ken Burke, Joyce Fuller, Rachel tal. old Trade School. Police reported' that'' th^ Donna Chandler, Carol Oovill, Minnesota, where he earned his Berkman of 19 Russell St., has al is a "slap 1 nthe face to con­ But Flush, the dog, is some­ ter, 91 Lyness St.; Mrs. Re­ have not recovered the missing C^uashnitschka with 19 markers, of Com)Tiendation from the Na­ nedy, while she dislikes people Girardin, Ruth Beckwith, Bar­ He was bom In Lebanon, N. This recommended budget WlUlam Curry, Donald W. Fish, B.S. degree in education in 1923. been named to the dean’s list at solidation." He said that "at how not believable! And the ac­ becca Grant, 71F Bluefield Dr.; handbag which reportedly wSs )l^b Evans, '65, with. 16 and tional Merit Scholarship Pro­ who never smile. If she could bara Keith, Alan Snyder and H.. Son of Hercules and Arthe- along with those from all town In the fall of 1923, he got a Becker' Junior College, Worces­ least they are now being open- tors give him no help at all in left in the car, driven by Wayne Hohenthal with 10 tallies plus gram. change one thing about MHS (Cheryl Robinson. Donna Forrest, Nancy Rich­ Mrs. Barbara Boske, Cook Dr., mlse LaPlante Beliveau, and departmen’is, must be submit­ Job teaching math and coach­ ter, Mass., where she Is a aenior handed in their Opposition to the way they pick him up and Bolton; Mrs, Maude Turking- Rychllng, but has since disap­ the post-gamer tie-breaking free Ou‘.^lde of school. Jack It she would take the bloomers out finite Night Committee mond, Andrea Macione, Linda lived In Broad Brook lor many ted to General Manager Rich­ ing all sports at the high and president of her class. She consolidation. In the past thOy put him down. peared. throw. a member of the CYO, hls of girls’ gym suits. Jill will Bert Olbson, Ruth Matson, Langaroff, Nancy Prescott, ton, 28 Gerard S t ; Bruno Maz- years. He leaves a niece. ard Martin by next Tliursclay. school in Devil’s Lake, N. D. is a 1962 graduate of Manches­ (referring to certain district To See it is to be entertained zoli, 134 Henry St.; Mrs. Doris Manchester Is now one game church choir, and is also an never forget a memorable Mis Dave Miner, Deniae Gervaie, Robert Smith, Elaine Slegeski, During his four year tenure ter High School, and is major­ officials) were underhanded in by tha Little Theater’s produc­ Burial will be In Mt. Calvary A public hearing on the rec­ ahead of Maloney for an almost altar boy at St. Bridget’s quamlcut merry-go-round tide Roxanne Angell, Debbie Star- Anne Sposito, Joan S t y g a r, RIckis, 76 Blssex St.; Carl Le- Cemetery, Lebanon, N. H. reation department, as well as there. Perry proudly recalls, his ing in a two-year medical secrgr their opposition." tion. continuing tonight and to­ pak, 105 Norman St.; Mrs. assured second conpecutlve (Jhurch. He is currently try­ on May 11, 1963 or the time kti, (Carol (Cunningham, Donna Dorothy Thompson, Alex Urba- T’-'.e Burke Funeral Home, 76 parit department budgets will basketball and football teams tary program. Atty. Herbert Hannabury, morrow evening. There’s a Grace Gibbs, 123 Barry Rd.; Ofjlli crown. ing to earn a little spending when she fell off a runaway Gulbinas, Joan (Cary, Marilyn netU, Robert VaicuUta (2) and Prospect St, is in charge of lo­ be held at 8 p.m. on Feb. 20 Red Officials twice won state and several dis­ chairman of the Charter Con­ prompt 8:30 curtain. Emma Bidwell, Gastonbury; Tonight the Red A White money as a bus boy at (Javey’s horse on a highway twice in Ryan, Elaine McMahon, Sheryl Linda Wisniewski; Julors, trict championships. Maj. and Mrs. Bernard Dit- solidation OommlBslon, refuMd cal arrangements, which are in­ in the hearing room of the travel to Weljiersfield to play Re.staurant. the same afternoon. (Clark, Karen Nowlckl, Betiy Tobey Slossberg and Linda Taft. Fred Nelson, 6.5 Russell St. Municipal Building. From this school. Perry went mer of Hsu'tford will be the at its meeting last night to per­ D1S(3HARGED TODAY: complete. ' Permitted to the sixth plape Eagles. Beware, those who like the Jills' parents, Mr. and Mrs. McNamara, Sharon Neff. to Scobey, Mont., in 1928, to be speakers Sunday at morning mit discussion of the proposal. This public hearing, along Dwight Perry Given ‘M’ Cleveland Indians becau.se Jack Harry Howroyd of 31 Conway Also, Debbie Bates, Mary­ Relno Jylkka, Glastonbury: with all others during the p^cipal of Scobey High School. and evening services at the Sal­ The reorganization would re­ Bohn Rejects Infant Hill During the Intermission be­ lists them as one of his top Rd., most definitely have a ann DlSalvatore, Kathy KllcUsh, I Mrs. Lillian LaBrcc, East Hart­ period Feb. 24—March 6, will ^ e n , forsaking all his relatives, vation Army Citadel. move from town control, many ROCKVILLE— Diane Marie tween the Jayvee and varsity dislikes. An.vone knows the wonderful future college stu­ Joann Haskell, Judy Weiss, ford; Kurt Reichenbach. Bolton be held by thp general manager. See Defector • • In Debating *T was the backslider who came of the services now provided. Hill, infant da-aghter of Laland games, Mr. Dwight Perry was Boston Red Sox and the New dent and possible Peace Corps Rick Daley, Jack McAdams, I Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Florence Her- The manager and the board volunteer for a daughter. "It is a thing of no great dif­ sast,” he says) he went on to Vincent P. Feshler Jr., son Easter Visits rick, 117 Avery St.; Adolph and Marli-ne Diemer Hill of 53 awarded his Varsity "M ” letter York Mets are the only gooc Paul Abert, Greg Ryan, Jim i Ward St., died yesterday morn­ of directors will then hold Holly Hooker, ’64 ficulty to raise objections Columbia University for his of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Grust, South Windsor; Mrs. (Continued from Page One) award after 33 years an faculty teams! Walsh, Bob W erstler,' Pete Ct > < V*. ^ , ing at Rockville City Hospital. meeting.^ to consider all re­ againivt another man’s oratory, master’s degree; taught in Fertiler Sr. of 2 Sanford Rd., Julia Rossetto, 93 Lake S t; athletic manager. Sylvester, John Simmons, Su­ quests, Including the general Jack la the son of Mr. anti F IE U ) TR IP — nay, it is a very easy mat­ Meriden for a year and a half; has been promoted to airman Across W all Mrs. Irene Vlncek, 148 Lydall She was bom Jan. 28. representatives would ‘like to Lively Mr. Perry was also san Page, Prank Katlcauskas, L ™ Vehicle Besides her parents, she manager’s recommended budg­ Mrs. John Franzoa, 181 Sum­ Sculpture by Houdon and ter; but to produce a better in and came to Manchester in the second class in the U.S. Air St.; Wesley Kibbe, Somers; see the defector. State Depart- given a lifetime pass to all MHS Betty Smith, Anne Feltham, leaves a sister, Karen Lee, a et mit St. paintings by French masters its place ta a work extremely faU o f 1930. Force at Lockboume AFTB, Charles Luce, Tolland; Emile home athletic events by the Dana Freeman. (Contiisiied frem Page One) The board of directors wi! nt informants said the Unit­ Kathy Vennart, '64. were part of an exhibit seen troublesome,” wrote Plutarch. In 1932, Perry married the Ohio. He is an administrative LeBlanc, Carpenter Rd., Bolton; brother, (Christopher Michael. Student Council. Since 1931 Mr. Also, Carol Michalik, Thomas First place ih the first tournament of the neew Hartford Regional Debate League, held Is Enjoyable boUi at home; her paternal then hold a public hearing 6f ed States would see that recently by a group of Honors Such 'was the problem as the former Miss Leone Cooling, a specialist at the 376th Arma­ since the Communists erected Mrs. Marie McFarlln, 34 Goa­ Perry has been providing tri­ Provencal, Al Spencer, Gary last Saturday at MHS,-was carried away by Manchester’s team, from left to right, Le­ ttecher he had met during his ment and Electronics Mainte­ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. its own, on the entire town arrangements were made to angles congruent ' while plan­ French in and IV students. roy Beckett, Jim MaePherson, Rick Sullivan and B3d Coltman. A^lsors to the team are MHS debating team of Leroy the wall in August 1961. Thou­ lee Dr.; Thomas Tedford, 29 Gallagher, Barbara Arnold, Beckett, Jim MaePherson, Rick Stay at Devil's Lake High nance Squadron at the base. By LEE ANN GUNOERSEN Harold A. Hil!, and maternal budget (including the board of meet the Soviet request. ning home athletic events b a l- MHS Chess Club Mrs. Yvonne Allan drove five Mr. George Dougherty of the language department and Mr. JohiPDelaney of the English sands of West Berliners waited Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Dorothy education), tentatively sched- Dennis Rodgers, Anna Boucher, Sullivan and Ed Coltmain spoke School. Last evening the Little Thea­ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nossenko has asked for asy­ ancing sports finances. students to the Worcester Art Laurie Young Dave (Churilia, department. (Herald photo by Saternls.) ter of Manchester presented an for houra in bitter cold and Miller, Coventry; Mrs. Marjorie jled for April 6. in the first tournament of the The Perrys, who live %t 78 The VFW Auxiliary will spon­ George Diemer Sr., all of Sche- lum in the United States, the T. R„ '65. Defeats Rivals Museum last Friday as a a part Jerry Smith, John (diiaputU, ambitiously staged and color­ sno to apply for one-day cross­ Bray, Hampton; Mrs. Arlene Between April 13 and 30, the new Hartford Regional Debate Taimer St. (she still doe8 sub­ sor a card party tonight at 8 ing permits. Skinner, Loveland Rd.. Rock­ neetdy, N. Y. State Department announced 01 the cleuss’s study of French Sandra Quinn, Ronald Ander­ fully costumed production of board of directors will hold culture. The group was shown League at MHS on Saturday, stitute teaching on occasion), at the Poet Home. West Berlin newspapers bit­ ville; David and Allan Roberts, Private funeral services will earlier this week. The request The Manchester Chess team son, John Wright, EUeen Perry, Magazines Sought have three children. "The Barretts of Whimpolc be held a t' the Ladd Funeral budget workshop sessions. is under consideration, officials through the special collection Feb. 8, winning first place in the terly assailed the East Germans 181 A'utumn St.; Nina Adding­ May 6 Is the last day on traveled to Conard High School Dave Odell, Woody Clark, Terry contest. John, 31, now a teacher at The Junior Pilgrim Youth Street" at the Bowers School Home, 19 Ellington Ave. Tnc said. of Houdon sculpture by the dl McCarthy, Kathy Perry, Judy Three MHS Seniors Auditorium. for insisting* on such an ordeal ton. South Windsor: Theodore which the board can adopt a MHS Library last Friday to defeat their tra­ Mr. Harry F. Smith, MHS Debating the topic of com­ Woodrow Wilson High School in Fellowship of Wappiing Commu­ of red tape. Since then. Western Rev. Dr. David Scaer, pastor of One source said Soviet affi- rector of .the museum’s art Squires, Paul Quasnitachka, This play by R u d olf Besier Rankin. Wapping; Lyle Thorpe, budget. If it fails to do so by ditional rivals on seven boards teacher, is seeking back plete medical care under So­ Middletown, formerly taught for nity Church will sponsor a food officials have demanded a new Tolland; Mrs. Bessie Jenkins, Trinity Lutheran Church, will cials were surprised and cqn- by a 4-3 margin. Members of school. Students attending Tom Alexander, Odette Metl- copies o f the following mag­ two years in a private school in sale tomorrow from 10 a.m. to concerns the Barrett family of officiate. that date, the budget submitted cer-ed that the Americans' had were Almee Patterson, Dianne cial Security, the team received method of handling crossing ap­ Hartford; Mrs. Helen Newcomb, by the general manager will Gets Books the Manchester Chess team vier, <3erry Martin, Linda Wis­ azines for use in hls c lu s - winning dectaions in all four de­ Switzerland, and was a faculty' 2 p.m. at the Wapping Post Of­ nine children held to the mld- Burial wUl be in Grove Hill said so little about the defection Novakouski, Paul Pilkonis and niewski. Are Merit Finalists Vlctorian discipline of a fanati­ plications. 52 S. Hawthorne St.; Mrs. automatically be adopted. were Bill Frank, '64, Doug Mc­ work: "National Geo- bates in which it participated. member on the ill-fated brigan­ fice. To meet these objections, the Cemetery. since the State Department an­ Gary Gunas, junior; and B et^ Also, Jim Sirianni, Jeff cally possessive, severe, and Marion McAllister, 143 Camp- Intosh, '64, Bob McBride, ’66, graphic," "Yankee," "Coro­ Beckett and Coltman, speaking tine "Albatross," a sea-going East Germans proposed opening nounced It. 18ie MHS library ha.s received Gaudreau, senior. Kearney, Paul Saari, Pat Sie- frustrated father. The center of field Rd.; Mrs. Ramona Lawes, P.\m INDICJTED Bob Hughes, ’66, Ed Faber, ’66, Three MHS seniors, D a v I U^ected from the finalist group net,” “ Holiday” and "Read­ for the affirmative, defeated high school that capsized and temporary permit offices in Ellington; Romeo Cameron, Mrs, Henry G, Lorch Until a late hour today, the a number of books In memory Jim Gimball. ’64, and Allan mienski, Mary Ellen Bottum, father's attention and that of NEW HAVEN (A P )— Sher­ The winner will be announced In ers Digest.” teams from Bulkeley In Hart­ sank in the Gulf of Mexico in West Berlin schools as early as Wapping; Bouchard baby girl. Mrs. Sheriff Aitken Lorch, 60, Soviet government had been sil­ o f Mrs. Helen Page Skinner, a MacDonald, ’66. Students are not to miss time Doreen Crawford, Annette Hlnchey, Patricia Rackowski Nazis Suspected the story-line of the play is of Glendale, Calif., who lived in man Emery, 29, and Anthony ent in Its domestic Information former teacher, and Hope Fern from classes to settle personal and Mary Williams, have at­ April. ford and Klngswood In West 1961 with the loss of six lives., Feb. 35 for an Easter crossing South Windsor; Mrs. Mary Or- This w a s ‘the first match of Abraitta, Doreen Clark, Harvey Hartford. MaePherson and Sul­ Elizabeth, his invalid daughter. Manchester until 24 years ago, Apiccllo, 48, both of Waterbury, service. Nothing had been Rothwell, a former MHS stu­ matters In the office. Students tained recognition of their high Approximately 1,600 finalists His older daughter, Elizabeth, period from March 21 to March cutt and daughter, Coventry; the season for the Manchester Joseph, Bob Miller, Dean John­ livan, contending that Social BOW Behind Suicides True to the recounting of the died Wednesday at her home have been indicted for the $7,800 nrlnted In Moscow paners gboiit dent. may handle personal affairs be­ performance in* the . National will be offered Merit Scholar­ es Learn Mrs. John Hagan, lives 30. Easter Sunday is on March Mrs. Irene McKeen and daugh­ team. They are now looking son, Dave Saplenaa,'Donald Am’ Security medicare should not be life and love of the famed Eng­ after a long iflness. She was robbery of a branch of the Wa- the defection although, word of The English Department has fore or after school, or may get Merit Scholarship Program. ships in the current competi­ In Stamford. Sarah, the young­ 29. ter, Newington: Mrs. Dorothy forw’ard to their next match af­ derson. Bob Brannick, Bob Hal- adopted, won over South Wind­ est, is a senior, a t' the, Uni­ lish poets, as we know Jt his­ bom in Manchester on Aug. 14, terbury National Bank on F eb.. mouth reports of the affair had presented “Collected Lyrics” of a pass from the office before sted, Dave Wilk, Rich Zillnskas, These three seniors have ad­ tion. The purpose of the Na­ Library Tools (Continued from Page One) torically and as we saw it un­ Callahan and daughter. Hill- ter defeating the powerful Con­ sor and Newington. versity of Connecticut. crest Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Brenda 1903. She taught in the Weth­ 3. ' spread out in many ejuarters. Edna St. Vincent Millay, and ard team. school to leave a study hall. Bruce Cappa, Rich Hansen, vanced from the semifinalist to tional Merit Scholarship Pro­ fold on stage last night, Eliza­ gram is twofold, (1) to enco'ur- Against Klngswood, Manches­ Perry says he has no definite , logne building Wednesday, Barrett and daughtei-, 124 ersfield school system for many "Complete Poetical Works” of Judy Bergstrom and Alan Oak- the finalist rs^aga o f the Merit English classes have been ter found Itself somewhat weak plans for his retirement, but Courts refused to order him to beth comes to beauty and'heglth years. Am y Lowell. Both of these man. age the pursuit of intellectual again under the persistent kvow- Events Spruce St.; Mrs. Georgia Stauf­ Program. ' '• scheduled In the library for the on defending the practicality of hopes to continue his travels jaii pending trial on grounds of fer and daughter, 120 Dejmont She Is survived by her hus­ poets were favorites of Mrs. Glass Will Committee This ta a distinction won by attainment and (2) to encour­ purpose of introducing students and get in some bridge (he is health. al of love by Robert Browning age sup{)ort for able qtudent. financing the proposal, while St. band, Henry G. Lorch; four Skinner. The department also Michaele Schuetz, Kathy Bis- approximately IJ^.OOO students, to books in various fields in .opposing Bulkeley, the affirma­ and the promise of a life, happy donated two books containing Students Planning The three MHS finalists are currently the pacesetter in the There is widespread suspicion ever after, in sunny Italy. daughters in Galifomla, her aell, Elaine Hyson, Mary Wil­ about one haft ftf one pqr teni preparation for research papers. tive was weaker on Its caM fop Town Recreation Department’s ^ that a Nazi- underground is help- ; In State mother, Mrs. Margaret Aitkin; aome o f . the plays which she liams, Betsy Gaudreau, Liz of the secondary school seniors all following honors and college Students have received sheets tlie need for such a measuro as bridge tournaments) and "lots i mg with the .suicides as well as Thoi^;h simply told here, this MHS Girls —Class of '64 story .is not .so simply revealed a, brother, Tltomas P. Aitkin of coached during her time as dra­ Dawkins, Nancy Szarek, Pa^ in the nation.. All of the Merit level, courses. describing reference tools in the advocated. MHS’a negative car­ of golf with my good friend organizing escapes. Fritz Bauer, Cathy Monacella, '66. Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Loli­ matics director. These are Rackowski, Kathy. McCbrmicK, Scholars for 1964 will be sel- field of American and English ried through a cose hol the bouse out onto the front open to any senior wto wishes we hope It will give MHS Oryzb, Davo Landry,Louta esndy Moberg and Mary exotica fade In.draaa or hair The three police officers after Cupitre magic touoh. One bold., up the business of the he blindfolded all but a few many years before his retire­ . . It ta hop(Ml that. aU MH8 McOUl, Sue WiUiiuiu, Rfuidy found the viaw ^ at tlm 0 'iBini until firemen arrived. n obnpete. There. wlU be 18 pupUa an oppomntity to maaak9,...Piaj|ii»a '^^ylor, Lor- Jana Potter, all ‘68. , atyla wtil be dlaeoiirafed by the ranked highest in competitive can knaghwr aa we have been oouri^** -Anderson said, noting it mimitea during Ms captivity. He ment about 10 years ago. • • ■ ' • • • * • PhOn®. •••••#«••••• tAagi meet each exchange stu­ itudents supi^rt their Smith and Bhll Ruiconl. aUdae a m t •dneattee«t,MMl (Oh'e Code) winners, tha number of town falno BSlUveau, Kathy ICmg: AUd, Fiimcea Qalle and sobooi, and atudeata wiU beaabt Wo oritmto o i damage was examinations recently given by told, that BUaabeth Brawn- waatbaftisttims inidscadeba could not i/d e z ^ the ether de- Sundvora Inchids a daughter, zip dent." exchange program ganer- Hiatory Oommlttoe i jo y a b le . e ffle lA ta . Also, Fat Britton, Jadn Ol- Lorraine Cootay, b o ^ '68. home who fall to comply. tbe department. ■ ‘4> ‘ IngTs "Bonneta ta rn Um ; ...... feodants. M n. John A. Holmea ot Man- Linda Oox, '88 The assembly has heefi oualy. JUU F r ^ , EUsabeth Stroo)K ■ m ' ■ ; J I ' ' i , t '-i' • ' ' ■ , i ■a ■' ,‘v \ . ■ 'iiC'

- f UANCHEStElR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. GONM. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1964 P A G S i m HAKCneSlER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONM. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1964 t-< \ ‘fi DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLK LITTLE SPORTS B Y R Q U S O N OUR BOARDING HOUSE y with MAJOR HQOPLE South W h^or >'*V/'LV' ;• 5K\ JUMP Anewr W fm to w A « « e Board Raises TV-Radio Tonight t : ■■■■')* * .DNT% WELL. X I^ESER • r q S iM f u w e 6 0 ^ - m o u a H T OF 6NUFFV " ni AH.MARTHA.AW INSIDE ? / AW06AN AS A llBritiahachoel Top Teacher «O PT WirJTER UlfiUT CB«TAINUY> ACROSS ■ f j YOU ^ RNANCIAL TYCOON * 13---- of Iniquity Television SR lN dS OUT TOUR M M ER l l M t -----CCfd M16WT y BEFORE -^ B O T COMB 16 Dernier—— l:uu I 3) Bit 8 Theater Us Dri>s-s> RAX}IANC»/HAK-RAFF/x WAS i 7-----i t n i ^ 33---- from $ 5 0 _ Guu WlU Travel 6ETA fl ON IN/ANY TIMEX fluih reer) _ . I CALLED AWAY SUDDErJLV FOr | proapertty (pO (3u) literly Bhow (hi progreu) (lOl international Showtime •^AH>SR,AU'«~A 0USIMESS, c h i l l // 6E T FLOWERS A N D UKxeuwi SS Greek aerpant I 8) News (2;. Schools Ma(cl) Wits j m . Z d L MlAnded Teaohera' ea;arle8 occupied (2‘! ' Science Reportel C0NPERENC6 BUT X CHOCOLATES IT’S SORT a4 FiratChlneae (32) Power Wurkahop BUGGS BUNNY OF HARD t o CRANK UP property dynaaty tlii major portion of tSa board (241 Purple Turtle 2:00 (3;i Art and Han REMEMBEREO TO 8RIN- the Snlpsic Camera BY V. T. HAMLIN 60UND- and M A at $350. The 12th Club of Rockville, A L L Y O O P SSSlowpokM 94 E SSDiaaTowed ■ ML step would be raised to |B,360 The workshop, a seminar in 57 No----- VOLUNTEER FOR SERVICE, U instead o f $8,000, In keeping camera fundamentals and tech­ Rodio SLUa TM AN* TAKE HIS DOWN with the $8,000 maximum on niques, wUl be held Saturday. (This ttktlag iBcIndes only those news broadrasta of 10 or U De Cormier 49 RIS..OR SCARE TM IDed the B A ecale. Feb. 29, and Sunday, March 1, miaBte Isagtli. Some stations carry othm »l>"'i n i- -asts). OUTOFI CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER XWingi r r The teachers* group wlU at the ‘iy>Uand Ck>unty ^ t e n ­ 3 Give conge 49 WDBU—12SS ^9:06 BcJit of Broadway 4P^dential r study f u l l e r their recommen­ sion Service building, R t 30, 10:06 Showests and Newa 53 • :U0 Lioag Joho Wads nickname 49 n SI 82 dation fo r additional Increment Rockville. t'OO Rsynor Shlnea 13:26 Sign Oft SGolf tragedy for a "BA pilua 30 hours"; and Potamianos, a Hartford resi­ 1:0b Nawt t o Off U WMBY-aiS estirfing s r their interpretation of a "plan­ dent, has been one of the moat Motors Says; TSummoa ned program " o f additional t:(Ki kiosy fCd Show STnaiM 5S" u active Connecticut amateurs 2:20 News Wealhei and Bporta MANCHESTER 14 etudy. since coming to thia country 7:0(1 ^ w a rd P Morgan a . The South Windsor College 7 16 Ed Hayes Sliow i S S T L in 1964 from his native Greece. 10:30 Tonight A-* "'v Plact PET CENTER Soholarship Organization ad­ For the past four years, 1 30 Pirn Oil "Look of these values in the all new vised that it will conduct a Potamianos has been PSA rep­ I WTIC—ISSS 996 riAIN 8TRKEX .UU Newa Sports and Weather door-to-door fund drive on resentative for Connecticut and BY J. R. W ILLIAMS S:36 Music OUT OUR WAY April 4-8. The organization Is a charter member and form­ 2:45 Three Star Extra LIVE GERBALS Rambler and our fop quality select­ r^uested board permission to er vice chairman of the Con- 7:()5 Convereation Piece use high school seniors in this 7:25 Chet Huntley necUcut Chapter, PSA. 7:30 News ol the World drive, \yith adults overseeing Now a PSA three-star exhibit­ 7.46 Sing Along HEW SORB LET IFVOUMANTTH' the proj^am. or In color slides, he has taken 8:05 Popa Concert AND IS HIM VStyRCRCTAD- The board fe lt 'ft could take 9:06 NightbeSt See our tximplete selection of ed trade-ins” VICeiNTH'WORLEI numerous medals and prize ll'.'JO News RA C KIN 'U P 6 0 - no official action regarding PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER HI* TOOLS-] N E V E R 60T06UV6WH0 awards In national and Intema- 11:15 Sports Final _ fresh, delicious I B E 6 6 E P BAEV ARE high school seniors participat' Uonal photographic competiUon, 11 SO Art Johnson Show AN'PLEADS? 1 'E M ! TH'BULLTHINWSl eUPPOSBO,i Ing in the drive. Individual a. J has had his work publishecl WPOP—*418 A R A tS E ^r Tbu SHObLDN*t MONEY ISNT^ FUNNY )/ THE O NIY WITH HIM VtXI GOT TH'WORLDOF <_TOBEDaN' seniors who wished to take part 2:uu Joel Cash George DeCermier R E A L L Y / TH\NT.'; of the Charter Oak Color Slide 7M N )«s Showcaae n? the hot lunch program offered Association and the Nutmegger 4 0 TAX Dr., has completed a course in 72c lb. She. has. sot as yet been as­ Flling deliYered at o n ly ...... ™ signed to a school. She is a advanced antisubmarine war­ graduate of Willimantic State fare with Paftrol Squadron 30 Supplies College and has taught for four baaed at the Naval A ir Station, at all ■M.o;f.rat.oaa years; Jacksonville, Fla. The training Con ma> ^n*s J. Alden Harrison has been was conducted in the Lockheed 649-5341 THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS appointed head custodian for U-2 "Neptune”, a long-range b ak e s h o p s the Orchard Hill Elementary all weather patrol bomber. School. He will start his duties Last Movie Slated on Feb. 17. Walt Disney’s "So Dear to 1983 MERCURY 2-DOOR HARDTOP Healthy Development M y Heart,” the last film in the S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL Ralph Rennie, contender for Wapping P T A ’a current series, Never reg;l8tered. Fully equipped including 4-speed transmission. Only ^ 5 9 5 the GOP town committee chair' will be shown 'Sunday from DOWN ^ItEMAIfS WAGON 112AIN FOUDW M e. WERE llSTINTIME- manshlp, today commented on 1:30 to 4'p.m . at the school. 15 HEM5eO THIS WAV/ WE'UUCUT'EM HERE1 HB7 C0 ME/ Frank Brown’s feandldacy for Cartoons will also he Included OfP A T-m E the position. In the program. 1960 RAURLER 4-DOOR SEDAN PAGS.> He fe lt this to be a "fine de­ velopment . . . as it takes poli­ Manchester Evening Herald One careful owner. Standard shift, heater. Only ^ J 0 4 5 tics out o f the back room Into South Windsor correspondent the public arena where the peo- Laura Katz, telephone 644-1758. p’e as a whole are . . . able to make their own judgments AN INTRODUCTION 1982 RAMBLER STATION WADON rather than take the judgments WASHINGTON (AP)—At the MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl given to them. I hope the White House state dinner foi One careful owner. Standard shift, radio, heatei. Only ^ X 595 opposition party sets a like ex­ British Prim e Minister Sir Aler ample. It is very healthy for an Douglas-Home Thursday Ugh NIDW I kagOW WHATTHeV/MB^N informed public,” he concluded. comedian Milton Berle move: Finishes Tests unawed through the rece^tio 1959 BUICK 4-DOOR HARDTOP By UNBRaumSD L0V& Marine Cpl. James C. Fish, line. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE sff e_ L D R P A clean fu lly equipped car. Only c? son o f Mr. and Mrs. James C. Arriving at Pr''i7'dent John­ 95 C? Fish o f 27 Graham Rd., com­ son, Berle shook hands and -s a jfz p / quipped: " I didn't catch your IFTOU PUASE, MR. SAWYER, NO HEROICS. STAY pleted a week qt testing and oll’ Z name." WHERE M)U ARE.' ONE BRUSH OF THESE LEAVES OF V screening Jan. 31 at the Naval 1961 OHEVROLET OORVAIR STATION WADON .THE BEGGAR TREE ACROSS YOUR MCE AMD YOU A sharp one owner car. Fully equipped. Only 5 J 395

Govenior John Dempsey says: 19M RAMBLER STATION WAGON Only Radio, heater, automatic transmission, new whitewall tires. *1245 e w«4 h wu, he TM. >.» m. fit e«. :z 1957 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR Hsrdto|i Bel Air V-8 "If you’re as proud of our state A sharp loaded hardtop. N ew tires, too. Only CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Doni tall In love with your slocks »895 as I am, why not start planning (H can break your hBart) IT S UNTHMKABLE..TMME Of Quality Cars To Choose From At EAR EEUB WRONG B ov/ M w asep, O Co., CIS Mato A t . , ’Haochoeter ABBW ATHil I ORDERED. T H S ^ A PEUVEPy M ANAT THE POOR o w Btate . . . Inc^ .Bueineee Fhoee. De Cormier Motor $al9S M l Left Ail iring W-F-t't Over Our Border In '6 4 . "Rambler Headquarters" INEAMOKHAMMIUtCO. MEMBERS N.V. STOCK EXCHAN6E 285 IROAD STREET MANCHESTW »i4 > npeailNO m THE COUTMIM NEW IN eU W TOEraillE GOMfOm ri'l-ti., ?9ii ,t - I imiOfflCi)Hl>im$WEET. NEW YORKS, AY./fOUilDtD 1902/OFflCtS COAST TO Cfl*$t I I , . • J ' ' i i ' • ' I . . "

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THE Herald Angle ’ for CCIL Crown O’Hara Sights 3:54 B y EARL YOST Sports Editor As Indians at Wethersfield Guts Two England Has Beatles^ Never a Better Competitor • T h » e never was a better competitor on the baseball Cronin Has Athletics field in this area than Marty Fagan of Rockville. De­ By HOWIE HOLCOMB -liners. P a d (^uasnitsohka. Bob— a e Iso in position to avenge ito S econds spite a physical handicap of a withered leg, Fagan was l^yans, Carl Hohenthal, Bob Es- only loss. Itie Bobcats entertain Anything that happens Windsor Locks, a team that de­ Sports Viewing BOSTON (A P)— ^England has tha Beatles and Jofl a standout pitcher at Rockville High, later at Univer­ kavioh and Jack .Siolmons or after Tuesday’s wing-ding Duke Hutchinson will start for feated them, 78-62, earlier. The Cronin the Athletics. With scant hours remainiiif th« sity o f Connecticut and then for a number of years in t o n i g h t between Manchester and the Tribe with Randy Smith a pick here is South Windsor. American League can’t decide whether to sing the “ Kon> the now defunct Manchester Twilight League. Not only Latest area team to qualify 10 p.m.— Fight of the Week Maloney must be classed as sure bat to see abUon a g s ^ t sas City Blues” or “Where Do We Go From Here, could the Blender Rockville man<^ the Ekigles. Smith is the Tribe's for the Class C test Is Ellliw- Channel 8 NEW YORK (AP) — pitch, but he was a better than anticlimaetic and that’s best ball-handler agaliist a ton, at home against Staffora. B oyt?” i average hitter, with a team that just what tonight’s Indian- The Knights are the choice to SATURDAY Tom O’Hara 's a r«d*hair- At least that waa what the blooded buainoss,’’ Long aaM. press and will undoilbtedy spell ‘cata’ seemed to be swinging on ■cored very few runs. Wethersf'eld struggle is. But Blscavioh or Simmons at some repeat their earlier 63-48 tii- t p.m. College Basketball ed, freckled little fellow “He appears not to be oonoem- It’s always nice to hear about anticlimaetic or not, a victory umifii. (Providence vs. Sea­ bssebaU’s “Hit Parade” Friday. ed with the ^tortlng part of tha point in the prpcee^uga^V. about the size of a foothkll And It ain’t very cool, man! one-time local athletes making must be forthcoming or Man­ Charter Oak Conference ac­ ton Hall) game on the fans. Tonight's game marks the tion shows Portland at Coven- waterboy who t« Iks— when Unlike the publicity con­ the grade. Word came earlier chester could still lose out in Its Channel 22 ‘Tf K becomes apparent that Cinderella-like struggle for the end of the CSass A . aeheddes ery and Rham at Blast Hamp­ pressed—ebout running a scious, unbarbered Britons, the this week that Fagan had been throughout the state. Ratings 4 p.m. Golf Classic baaebaH is a bualneM ratiwr named principal at Rockville 1963-64 CCIL Basketball Cham­ ton. Coventry should handle Channel 8 mile in three minuteo, 54 s m - American League Board of Di­ and pairings for the > post-sea­ rectors—who have set Saturday than a sport. It would mean High School, moving up from pionship. The game is set for 8 Portland without trouble. Ihey 4:30—Sports Spoolsl onda. son OIAC tournament wil) be as a deadline for Kansas City much tougher antitrust . pro- the vice principal post he held p.m. at the Wethersfield gym. scored a 30-polnt victory bi the (L.A. Track Meet) O'Hara, 2 21-yeai’-old sludent made tomorrow ait 4 p.nt in owner Charles O. Finley—want vial''ken little guy *sM. diamond, were main factors in on favorites to win. Thus the pokito) won handily tha first reached an impasse. Finley who already haa aotight Aquinas t - only club ti> defeat He convinced 18,977 Mad'.son his rise up the ladder in his Tribe must keep pace or settle With the heat rising under —and been refused—movement them this season. time the teams met. SUNDAY Square Grrden cuetomerg with ^osen profession. for a tie — something no Man­ Cheney Teeat. Casey Stengel, the New York Mets’ manager, is framed with Vicki Rohrbaug, cussed." Hill Billiee in the Manchester MARTY FAGAN fered a wrist injury several He lurked just off th- should­ Sox President Arthur Allyn, home court will be a tough­ days ago and is not expected Swimming action this after­ lour-yeara-old, OT St. Petersburg, Fla., after Vicki, representing the city, pre­ American League Publicist Twilight League which operated KARfi NIEDERWERFER BOB EVANS er of John Cemlen. EJmporla Joe McKenney, who refused New York Yankees co-owner model of the highest standarda er foe. One o f the smaller dubs to be up to par. Even without noon shows Manchester’s Duoka sented Casey with this floral token of their appreciation. The Mets have their Dan Topping Jr., club board so many years at the West Side UConns, Yale State, Kan., for eight laps of elaboration, reminded question­ When postponements piled up in the league, they’ll rely on a the leader, the Saints rate a (7-2 so far) entertaining Hart­ members William Daley of OvaL spring training base in operation getting an early start in the league. (AP Pho­ the 11-lap t'rack, then fiashe'^ ers that the A. L Is under legal and the Hill Billies had games pressing, scrappy defense to slight edge since they’ll be play­ ini the tightly-contested Central front. They face Woodrow Wil­ ford Bulkeley the l ^ S Pool Cleveland and Paul O’Bryan of The Hill Billies were just tofax.) out in front and flailed around advice not to comment on the to make up, Fagan would pitch combat the taller Indians. ing on their own floor. Both Valley Conference race, enter­ son Tuesday in Middletown in This meet will serve as a tune- Los Angelee and Boston Red that, ‘hill bUlies,’ for the most Play Tonight the track In a 55 seconds fl<>t Tom O'iiara Hite Tape for Record Finley cose. part. Without any sponsor, the as long as he could raise his arm Veteran all-around athletes teams’ shooting was horrible the tains Glastonbury in a league the “big one.’’ up for the Big Red dub which Sox legal adviser Jack Hayes. Bill Casey, Bob Heimgartner, fins! quarter, winning by 95 The question waa whether the Seam featured a number of dif- and then shuttle down to right- first time they met and a much game. I^ e Rams, 9-3 in the Seek Revenge is expected to participate in the yards. Typewriter aleuths were al­ Fd Stiles, Jim Stewart and Bob time for Informality hadn’t al­ fiermit type and colored uni­ field; Rockville many times hav­ high<|r score is expected tonight. league and 14-3 overall, must South Windsor, owner of a State Swim Meet Feb. 22 at In Top Tilts ways a atop behind the cloak ing but nine men in uniform. Cassarino are the Blagle head­ Rofitvirgatne total of 591. Mre. ing but he knew where the OM and two spota as they won tl$e HUs, Penn, OomeU and then a 20-year-ok), then lack­ Allison, Minnesota’s practitioner of Teverse superstition. been received—"no comment.’^ Meanwhile, tha clock tick s o ff sites from Arizona to Florida Aiylne Nooks reeled high triple director, announced today, f plate was, eontrol being his big- NEW YORK (AP)—Despite threatened legal action, last night Boland’s romped to a Ptjteeton, each having wen five ed the killing kick that has Allison, one of the American League’s most prolific Finley apparently vanished the waning mtnutM. geet asset, pins desire. by 10M, at ttie latest. The and lost two. ' for the mothers wi'th Judy One shift is scheduled at 7 the American Broadcasting Co. is pushing ahead with 42-1^ win over Manchester Sleeves-U p Program p.m. Feb. 21, three more the characterised hia five straight home run hitters, flouts the superstition surrounding as If into the fireworks hia Tims is running out. « a * SoK oumntly have two moc« Travel Service while it was Tale goes against CMumUa Oopsland taking high single okib hrtped make fanuxu. He tor the girts. next day at 1, 4:15 and 7:30 major ecter o f the deadline are being signed s|id rsamsd for lack of stature, by physical can Leaguers will shift to a the package recently sold by the as he tallied 35 of Boland’s Brown. son 358, R um Fountain 138, ceived, 16 WlU qualify for the ■UpersUUoua in his own way. He grows rapidly larger with no ABC confirmed yesterday ah NFL to the Columbia Broadcast­ A A M also turned In on out­ Starting line-up. His bat guaran­ spring tratating. standards, Fagan was the iron- Florida base wh«i the current points. His best effort came in mittee. He’s certain the one thing the team doesn’t need Connecticut, fresh from Its Walt Tsmer 359, Ed Slowik additional rounds, Vittner saio, performed the same old ritual tees that. hint of a poestble solution. The earlier report on the projected ing System for $14.1 million a 185-897, Ken Ootrlnsky 143-399, standing show, equalling the Ths Athletics who drew near* man o f not only the Httl Billie pact expires. FYn* years the five games. The games, or the third period as he accoimted is government intervention. ^ Tuesday throttUng of Massachu­ along with defentbig champion indoor mark of six seconds flat Thursday in Grlando, Fla., but His contract calls for a $4,000 American League previously Sox trained in Sarasota, and year. Ken Mentis 137-391. ly a million fans for tbe first six staff but also the league. He clubs involved, were not named for all Oiler’s scores. Brown made hto observations subsidized to a Umlted degree. setts, meets Vermont at Storrs. Louie Smyth. M iu Smyth de­ In the 60-yard dash, the fourth It was accompanied by a new raise to about $32,000. He earned had ordered Finley to come to there is a good chance the team Many colleges, particularly in yesterday While disagreeing years were eighth in the A. L. worked in more games and in but it was understood of the Wyman’s made a valiant ef­ We should be able to send Thes rest of the schedule feated a field o f 92 in last time this season he has hit it. ornament — a first baseman’s the salary boost by slashing 35 terms by tha data set or face more innings than any other may set up in that city again the South, play games on Fri­ with Sen. Hubert Humphrey shows Colby at Trinity, New INTER-CHUBCH TEN PIN at ths turnstiles last year with teams would be the Cleveland fort to upset second place Auto team to the World Champloa- year’s test. Other major winners includ­ glove. J home runs and knocking In 91 poaeible expulsion from baseball pitcher. Several Florida Blast Coast cit­ day nights. Also about 85 per (iD-Minn.) that the govern­ York Maritime at Danbury, and —Rum Hughes 219, Win Vlner a home attendance o f 762,894. Browns. Parts as they posted 8-3 and 14- ships each year without mak­ Play will continue the week­ ed Gary Gurner, NYU, in the Allison took the glove to Or­ runs for the second-place Twins. and loss the franchiae. If RockviUe scored a run, Fa­ ies have also made attractive cent of the 12,360 high schools ment should help our athletes. Nichols at Quinniplac. Ekidge- 318, Bob OsmpbsU 204, Harry lando becaucc either he or fel­ His homer total marked the That wasn’t far behind fifth The colleges and high schools, II leads to halftime. Dave Ware ing them barnstorm around to end of Feb. 28*29. OompetlUon shot put, at 63-2 1-2; Lew Finley countered with a threat place Detrolt'a 821,978 aiid waa gan would have had a 50-50 offers o the Red Sox to train insisting the plan infringed on in the National Federation of sparked the Auto Parts to a 19- “I voted against having the port will be at Brooklyn College Bivorak 458, Bea Bagley 469, MMW VARIANT STA’HON WAGON DELUXE CONVERTIBLE STA'nON WAGON ‘But Mr. Brown, we don't do ball more often than the water WEST SmE MIDOETS t(m Thursday at a unique news “ All I have to do is comer Alba Rusconi 450. FULLY EQUIPPED FULLY EQUIPPED anything that we didn’t learn conference. Theater Network him off and clobber him,” said cooler and, in general, hit for a Two games last night found from your colleges.’ higher average In the deport­ Pagani’s Barbers winning their Television, which will handle Liston. “ He'll still be talking on Joe Lovett 200, Camille Mar- N. Y. Giants football star, says: »2790 “How do you answer that ? the Feb. 26 heavyweight title the way down.” ment department. second game in as many nights, “The thing is that here in the Joe Lovett 200, Camille Mar­ IS STILL AVAILABLE •2190 match, arranged for speciail Sonny sat at ringside without quis 240— 586, A1 Kozlkowskl It didn’t work out that way. I •1690 defeating Norman’s, 44-34. In United States we’ve gotten the nightqa]^ Gus’s Grinders closed circuit television from a smile while Clay tried to bait 227—598, Phil DesJardins 200, Gentile slumped for the second 1962 VOLKSWAGEN sbft, gotten it banded to ua too the fighters’ camps in Miami year in a row, hitting only .248 conthto^ its ihie as s|)oiler, de- hlm"wlth his prediction: Jim Cantin 201, Stan Banavige RADIO, WHITEWALLS, MANY kmg. Olympic coaches should Beach to their lab on Long Is­ with 24 homers and 72 runs OTHER EXTRAS — BEAUTIFUL 1958 ALFA ROMA 1963 VOLKSWAGEN fsatfti|r''ll«rm’8 Hobby Shoppe, “ I ’m gonna upset the whole 204, Vio Squadrtto 558, Jim DELUXE SEDAN treat their players like Red land. batted in. In 1061 the slugging GRAY FINISH GIULIETTA VOLCE 30-26. world. I’m bigger than he is. I ’ll Farr 230 — 564, Jack Lappen YES. BECAUSE OF POPULAR DEMAND WE HAVE CX)UPE — EXTENSIVE MECHAN­ FULLY EQUIPPED Pagani’s big man, Tim Has­ Auerbach handles the Celtics. “ About kissing my feet, Cas­ be about 221 pounds. This Is not 850, Mario FrattaroU 658. first baseman had put together “If you’re as proud of our state ICAL WORK HAS RECENTLY BEAUTIFUL BLACK FINISH sett, scored 23 and little Alan There’d be some differences sius,” said the heavyweight going to be a giant fighting any his beat season In the majors M 495 BEEN DONE ON THIS VEHICLE Noske added 10 more for Pa­ then. champion. “ If you last through Floyd Patterson. ’I^hls man Is RESTAURANT — Fred with a .320 average, 46 homers EXTENDED THIS OFFER THROUGH FEB. 29, 1964 gani’s. Ed Mikolowsky was high “I think hockey should be the third round Into the fourth. scared to death. He’ll still try Poudreir 138-189—874, Ray Fin­ and 141 runs batted In. •1690 for the losers with 19. I’ll kiss your feet.” to back out of the fight.” .. negan 185, Ken Beaton 148 — Apparently the A’s are hoping as I am, why not start planning (FEBRUARY IB THE LAST MONTH) 1942 OLOSMOBILE •890 Dick Kuzmickas shot well I C!lay and Liston answered When asked if he iMlonged to 879, A1 Bujauoius 141 — 353, f( ■ a return to the 1061 marks, CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE smd controlled both backboards questions from newsmen and the Muslims, a Negro suprem­ Walt Suchy 163-144—418, Dick figuring OentUe and another 1961 VOLKSWAGEN for Gus’s. He totaled 16 points , then jawed back and forth from acy organization. Clay replied: Albee 140 — 861, Roy McGuire tnule acquisition. Rocky Cola* DELUXE SEDAN but loJt game high to John opposite ends of Miami Beach. “ This is fight talk. I have no 146—369, BiU Svashowski 151— Vito, can provide Kansas City right now to bring at least one *2290 TRUCK QuagUa of Herm’s who had 18. “You want to fight me, win­ answer to that kind of question. 902, TUI Merlin 130— 366, Rollie with a 1-2 power punch and an Tuesday’s schedule shows: ner take all?” asked Liston, a I want two whole hours on tele­ IHsh 139—871, John Harrlgon attractive draw at the' gate. SAVE COLD WEATHER TROUBLES 1959 VOLKSWAGEN •1290 8:10 — Joe’s Atlantics vs. challenge that would have vision to tell my whole story 187— 372, AI Bertuosi 852, Dom Gentile, meanwhile, couldn’t warmed the heart of the late (pronounced "Weft") 1961 VOLKSWAGEN DELIVERY VAN Herm’s; 7 o’clock — Fire Sc Po- after the^ fight. If I am bad and Parr 853, C y Oeorgetti 362, Al be happier. over the DELUXE CONVERTIBLE Uce vs. Herald Angels. Jack Kearns. Jack always was done wrong, I’m ready to go Falcetta 367, Ed Bujaucius 365, “ I’m reaUy looking forward to Save Cook's Dry Gas Coupons— Stop In Today FUIA.Y EQUIFFED 1961 VOLKSWAGBI proposing fight • to-the-finlsh, to jail. I haven’t set the dogs on Dick Krlnjak 354, CUff Keeney the seaaon,” Gentile eold. “ It’s DELUXE SEDAN 'winner-take-all battles In Nomq anybody. I’m tending my busi­ 892, George Catolane 851, Jkek good to feel that you’re wanted •890 or Vladivostok. Connecticut border in ’64!” ness.” Ohitatadors 889, Lou GuiUe- again, you know. I’m very Ba^ . 1 .. a I 1 I “I tell you what we’ll do,” •1490 Handicap J^vent Uston was asked if he hated mette 878. tsfled. •1290 said d a y . “ Your backers take Cassius and got this type o f an He explained; VOLKSWAGEN their cut and mine take theirs answer; EXTRA BOHUS VALUABLE COUPON DELUXE SEDAN Toiri'oirow S P IO B -Jonet Berrall 149 — “ Usually you oign the same 1960 VOLKSWAGEN and I’ll meet you at tbe front "I want to leave him with his 882, Pat AnnulU 140, Fran Ja- contract you hod tha year before STATION WAGON FULLY EQUIPPED door.” pretty face so he can get VERY LOW MILEAGE 1960 KARMANN GHIA Four shifts alb scheduled Sat­ maltis 858. when you’re traded, but this FULLY EQUIPPED “ Listen, Ctossius,” eaid Lis­ by with It.” was something out at tbe blue, COUPE — FULLY EQUIPPED urday In the men’s handieap ton. “ I’m gonna give you half The NEW "Petro" COUPON duckpin tournament scheduled (Ml yee, Cassius the poet said KAFFEE KLATOHERS — uid even I was surprised. It’s of mine if you show up.” it a n ln : AUoe Chitte FINISH FULLY EQUIPPED and $20 will be awarded the top Itauis Keene 189, FhyUia Hestis ■hortage. With the purchase of fS.OO three bowlers. 1188, Kathy Haynes 128. . The A’s also signed catcher Doc Edwards whUe the New ^ or more at Cook’s Ssrvloe OFFER GOOD ONLY THROUGH FEBRUARY ’64 Bowlers with averages up to , NITB OWLS.— Naomi Gor- •1490 •1090 •950 and including 116 are eligible Fourth Hoop Tournament York Yankees and Boston Rad at COOK’S “ SERVICE” STATION, Inc. Isky 179—486, Bart>ara Farrand Sox were the busiest in the sign* I Station for the month of to ccunpete. Maximum handicap Ing maiket. The Yankees signed YOU MAY USE THIS COUPON AS THE FIRST ONE of 36 pins will be alloiyed. Proof IliO—481, SUlta Gorsky 196— ' February. Set by Local Rec Department 1470. pitchers RoUia Sheldon and Bob of average must be submitted Meyer, outfielder Elvio Jlmines BANK FINANCING ARRANGED • NO SCT DOWN PAYMENT • LIBERAL GUARANTIES to the tourn^f^t director., and catcher Billy Madden. Tbe ■ ■ "2...... ' ■ Yogi ScoUb Caiey Red Sox signed pitcher BIU vitattonal Bsskethsll Tiouma- ■*— *“ wrui- WaniiBn Hot ^ b y the same date, JIBW YORK) (AP)—*1 M onbouq^te, catcher Bob Till­ ment conducted by the RMrea: there win be «n entry fee of d • tot under Casey SUngel, man, Inltalder Chuck SchilUng tlon Department win start m jw YOftK (JO>) — •nito HAPPY TO BE A ays New York Yankee Mann­ and outfielder T mw OenlgUaro. TANK — Panama - Saturday, F*b. 29. A)1 gamss awarded to the wlnntnc taama er Yogi Berra, “but he n w n The Gblcagtr White flox signed TED TRUDON, INQ. moto.ljkelflr Vatonthto’a Dskt gtft will Iw on Saturdays untlf oom- catcher Comtlo Cjorrean and Lfft’i All Bring W- Ff T ’• OvGr Our Border in *B4. tbe maHmen wW being tbs Son bom outfidder Hecttn: i? y to boys wbo did not reach their 1 ^ fesb murt be returned to Btottfon to agree to tarns, Tlw pay ths postage would ceived a slight in- eyed for Stangn be tbs I wttHjtlM YaiAMfc Ion olBBloa ASBOld 6Sb Beaten CUtton. partment by Fel). 34. f

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' 1 MANCHESTliA EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1964 P A 0 9 pAGi iDUgragw MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, KANCHBSTER. OONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY lA 1M4 AiNUtmenta—F l a t ^ Apartmenta—F1sl»-r Houses For Sale 72 Hoaaes For Sale 72 Houm s F or Suit 72 Hou m s For Suit 72 Houses For Salt 72 AutoinobiIe» For Sale Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Waiktod—FMBalc 35 A r tk lw Fot S alt 45 Household Goods 51 Tenemanta 63 T en em en ts 53 MMlCSllw'rBK—Modern, een- Cuba Trade Will Continue^ FOUR ROOM apartment, alt TWO FAMILY duplex on bus SO. WINDSOR—Wapping area. JUST OVER the Manchester MANCHESTER — Owner trans­ 1962 PLUMBING AND Heating, BOOtOCEBPBR-Cashier — Bs- 30” RBO anowthrowar, «h»h« THRBB PIECE Italian wood tr^ly located Cape, near line near center of town. Six Non-developmsnt V k acrea of tine to Vernon. 7Vk room ranch ferred out of state. 6 room WB HAVE CUSTOMBRi W^* utUlUas, 80 Locust B t r ^ ■chools, bus, shopp^^, tira* Tm blt Rtachiig Our AdvtrUtar? Chevrolet II Hardtop, radio,' new installations and repain. perienced, 40 hours, extra drive, seU propellad, -recoQ carved frame couch and Mg rooma each side plus fuU land aurrobad this older Oo- which provides 4 bedrooms. Gairlaon Colonial!, V k years starter, excellent eondiUon, (diaira, cocktail table, carved ^ for the rental ^ •!>«*■ fl80. 648^329, 9-8. | U ^ ^ a l ^ t o w m om s. Vto loclal. rooms, rsosntly rsn- 38 foot living room with fire- old, 1 ^ baths, buUt-to range, Home Says^ Piniehing Viiit heater, automaUc. Maroon. Real 643-1774. iieneftts, tranmrtaUpn neces- ment or home. J. D. Realty, am c. Two new heating sya- 6 sharp. aaiy, Oaar Broe., 140 Rye $75. CaU 649-46W. end table. 643-1072, 1-8 p.m. ment or R ^ Estate, tems. BxceUent Investment ovated inside and out, fire­ plaes, paneled den, family flroplace, hot water heat, qmet il^Htar AMWfriag Sarvica Street, So. Windsor, Conn. 643-8129. 648-0832’. with future buatoaas poealblll- place, bookcases, dishwasher, aim kitchen. Utility room. neighborhood, dose to Shop- (Continued from Fafe One) $1,695 SNOR BLOWERS - A lin s , Fiimishad Apartments 63-A of the trsnasctlon but seld ths Radio-TT Repair n e w b u il d in g , 888 H ^ r d tiei. Belflore Agency, 643-5131. disposal, oil beat, bam, ga- Large weU shrubbed lo t Oa­ ping. Asking $18,900. Phone RELIABLE babysiUer wanted Snow Bird. Toro, Moto Mow­ Antiques 56 amount is substantial. Services 16 Road. Crest, luxurious duplw THREE HEATED rooms fur­ t s i f i , lovely lawn, trees. Re­ rage. Has to be seen. Wolver­ 649-8409. nixed that no perzuazion would Fraa la Harald Raadari 1961 evenings in my home, vi­ er, and Bolens tractors, ROCKLEDGE — Porter Street duced to ^,000. Marlon Bd- ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. cloM the gap. “ We are waiting to see irliat cinity King’s. 648-5776. and setvtoa. Capitol B ^ p - MANCHESTER GREEN -A n ­ apartments, 4 'j nished, ^ v a t e entrance, deslr. side. 7 room split, 3% baths, MANCHESTER Vicinity — Spa­ Chevrolet Brookwood Wagon. ^NNIB’8 TV And Radio Sanf- baths, modern faculties, ntw RANCH hmd, 889-4816, 844-0414 after 8. B riefly,. theM were tiie le- the Prime lOnister has to luy WMrt iRfMaMtlmi M CM •( «ur daMUIed adieftM awefciT H» ment Oo., Si Main S t. MAn- tiques. Open every day except able, $88; 4tii large heated complete Westinghouse kitch­ MANCHESTER — Large Im­ cious 5 room ranch built 1950. about this tbenty qUwtkxiV* he 8 cylinder, automaUc, power me, available all houn. SatU- WANTED—^Ibcperlenced . seam^ G B. appliances, and m ^ y ex­ room, furnished, wltii garage. ■ues: m m m tt at ttc tciepkoM Bctedf Simply m B th* facUoa guaranteed. Call 649- cheater. Open dally T-S, Itami- Monday. 48i B. Middle Turn­ BeautifuUy located on qidet en, 2 fireplaces, lovely famUy ROCXV11LB-$8.BOO. Larg4 Im­ maculate modern- ranra, con­ Deep treed lot, walk-out base­ added. steering, blue and white, 4-door. atress for local store. Write day T-8, Saturday T-4. pike. 641-7322. tras. Open daUy and Sundays. $80. Children welcome. OA 8- room opening to a beautifully maculate older 6 rooma, ga­ venient location, city utUlUea, ment for future rec room, 1., On Southeast Asia, the Brit­ One owner. 1818. Come to and see. Very r e a d ­ 9928. rtreot pracUcally In the Part of the order Is under­ Box CC, Herald, stating qual- shaded patio. Belflore Agency, rage. Rodcvtile Realty, 876- extra large lot. Vto Bogginl, family size kitchen, $ large ish pledged‘ complete support stood to be for 56 tractor shov­ MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE able rent. Evenings call Mr. backyard of preferred Bow­ $1,595 IficaUona. 102” WHIP, spitaf base, all Bel Air Real Estate, •4S-9882. bedrooms, paneSed living room, for U.8. pollclee in Viet Nam, els powered by Leyland engines. stainless.steel, bn ^ p ew , ask­ GUI, owner, 848-4862. CHOICE, EXECUTIVE type, ers School. Wonderful loca­ 648-8131. ANSWERING SERVICE Millinety, Dressmaking 19 Wearing Apparel—Furs 67 tion for children of all oil hot water heat, $16,800. and the United States reaf­ Leyland lost month defied the WANTED — Reliable babysit­ ing $15. 643-6951 after 8:30. heated, turnlzhed 3-bedroom ROCKLEDGB^-6 Rxmt Ranch, MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom firmed its support for Meleyala. 649^500 875.2519 FOUR room unfurnished apartment, first floor, center school agea. Thraa bed- IN AND AROUND Wolverton Agency, Realtor, United States by agreeing to 1962 ALTERATIONS and dressmak­ ter, my home. Call after 6, LBTpUT MU8|OUT fur coat 1% baths, 3-oar garage, com­ ranch, extra large kitchen, 640-2818. 3. Both sides asked for supply Cuba with 400 buses. An Ford Falcon ’Tudor, radio, heat­ 643-9869. FARMALL farm tractor, F-30, for person wearing siae 18-20 ment. Inquire 238 Crotsr Rockville, adults, $88 weekly. rooma, flla bath, kltcban MANCHESTER. ing of ladies garments, call bullt-lns, garage, full base* pletely automatic ' kitchen, fireplace, . g;arage. Preferred stepr:d-up efforts to formulate option for 1,000 mors buses also M i lMT» jM ir mecMCC- Ton’ll hear from onr adrortloor la Jig er. automatic, white with blue bi good running condition, two dresses. Will sacrifice. Call Street ______878-912... GLASTONBURY area. (Jhar-Bon Real Estate, SEVEN ROOM English Co­ 649-1852. ment. This Is an ImmEunilata raised hearth fireplace. Im* new propoeals aimed at break­ w been ai^ed. H»». wlflioat cpeBdlBC all cTenlag at tfec tolepboac. Interior. Clean. power takeoffs with 14” ptiUey. 643-4816. maculate quality home in a * Country Club Area—Oar- 643-0683. lonial on the bus line. Living, 64S-2S71. t h r e e ROOM heated y a r t - TWO ROOM heated apartment. ranch In a location you ing the deadlock in East-West The credit deal for the Soviet $1,095 Help Wanted— Male 36 ment, second floor, limit two Kitchen set, gas range, bed­ netghbortiood of fine executive tison ColontoL 8 twto-slsed dining room, den have wall to talks on Germany and Berlin. Uniem also runs counter to U.8. caiuiot dup^cate today. bedrooms, IH baths, 3-car SUBURBAN — north of town. wall carpeting, baths, fire­ Moving—Trucking— adults. Call 648-1788 after 6 room set, remgerator. Free and professional properties, 8. It was agreed that further policy if it provides easy terms Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 Wanted—To Buy 58 Belflore Agency, 648-6131. garage, wooded residenUal Large 6 room Ranch on \ place, twin sized bedrooms, S to f^ g e 20 p l u m b e r s , heating men, li­ p.m. gas, electricity. Low rent. Ap-i, acre lot, basement garage, relaxation of East-West tension over a long periourt Cases loader onerator. Steady work. ROOM for $18,900. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- spilt to quiet residential area, & CO. eral trade policies toward the bustneas. Bill Duchesneau, Lucky Lady Laundry, 43 Pur­ Tel. 649-7842. Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, | COMFURTABLE 875-6334. presently used as 4 bedroom acre of land. Excellent condi­ •49-8938. Driving School 1960 nell Place. 787 Main Street, State Theater gentleman, separate entrance, FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ 8464. Realtors EAST HARTFORD — Green­ tion. Assumable VA mortgage Communists will be. borne, modem kitchen with wood St. 5’ a room ranch, built- Ford Falcon Tudor, radio, heat­ d R u G STORE clerk, over 21 Building. parking. Call 649-2558. ond floor, Strickland St., In­ COVENTRY — Rent or lease. 81 Central Row, Hartford Selling for $16,300. Barbara 7. The same applies to long­ EAST HARTFORD SESSION Fmj-TTMie tax accountant TWO WOMEN will do interior NORTH COVENTRY - Near built-ins, IVi baths, aluminum lns, small down, just reduced term credits to the Communists. OonnecUcut’s largest, auto­ er, standard shift, nice clean years old. Must be good driver quire at 40 Vernon fit. Large 8 ^ room ranch, hot storma, screens, doors, big lot. 622-2114 Woods Agency, 649-7702. Richard Edgar, 61, no oertato ready to assist you with your painting and paperhanging. GENTLEMAN’S ROOM — water heat, acre lot, $110 Parkway. Like new 6H room for quick sale, $18,900. Good Douglas-Home made It clear his matic and standard shift, car. and reliable. First shift. 10-2 Belflore Agency, 643-6121. address, Manchester, arrested Ineome tax preparation. Rates Call 649-9616 or 528-0182. large closet, next to batb, ait- ROCKVILLE — Four room monthly. References. Hayes Colonial-Ranch, 5 acres, 2-car child-Bartlett, Realtors, 289- country does not believe In trade free pick-up service, teen­ $795 preferred, but all considered. Fuel and Peed 49*A SEVEN ROOM Ranch adapt­ VERNON — Three Bedroom last night to Manchester for in­ reasonable. S. J. Turkington age classroom, older and . tractive home near every­ apartment, stove, refrigerator, Agency, 643-4808. garage, early American. Hayes 0989. discrimination and would grant Please call to arrange Inter­ able to the large family or a Ranch, bullt-lns, 12x17 living toxication, today pleaded guilty Jr., 643-7731. nervous students our gp»- DRY OAK WOOD, cut fireplace thing. 21 Church Street heat, hot water, $110., one Agency, 648-4808. home-office situation. Great such credits to the Communists view. 649-4586. BOLTON LAKE!—4 room year room, natural woodwork, alu­ and was sentenced to five days elalty 116 Center St.. Man­ 1960 Electrical Services 22 and stove length, $10 per load 549-4866. child accepted. 648-4824, 876- VERNON — rebuilt 6 room 7 YEARS OF LOVE potential in a choice reeiden- minium storms, immaculate in the same way it does to other delivered. Tel. 742-7886. house, insulated, air condl- TOLLAND — $11,300. 'round ranch, lake privileges, countries. Thus far, however, no at the State Jail at Hartford. chester. Call for free boa*w«a residential area, new ceramic Business Property 146 CHESTNUT STREET—Tre­ BUILDING lot, second lake In with Cuba and the Communist penses win be .paid. ater, private entrance, reason­ room Dutch Colonial, 2-ear ga­ are stormed and screened) $13,800. Ellsworth Mitten Bolton, 100x170, call after 6. 038 have been sent out to 83,916 nance company plan. Douglas finish, red and white interior. winter rates, free estimates. Street, Rockville, 876- bath, near all grade levels of For Sale 70 rage, 2 baths, near acre iot. a walk-out entrance from mendous value. Immaculate 6 bloc. He says Britain must able. 649-7969 after 6. school, renovated, heated, hot Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. 643-0431. state residents this year. M otors. 338 M ain .______WASHING MAGHINFB repair- i Real sharp, 649-3240. Pension plan and hospitalization 2174. Open 9-8. Fine neighborhood. Hayea the basement, phu deep room, 2 bath semi-ranch, 12 trade to survive. ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken- water. Immediate occupancy. $1,095 provided. ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one INVESTMENT PROPERTY — Agency, 648-1808. wall to wall carpeting to years old, fireplaced Uvlng CWVBNTRY — Privacy on Three Cuban government offi­ 166? BUICK Super Hardtop, more. Call 643-4913. SEVEN PIECE dining roonr. | 643-2878. 2 stores, 7 room apartment, MANCHESTER—2 A-zone wood­ block from Main Street, kitch­ several rooms, ^ese, of room, beautiful heated rec acres, oversize 4 bedroom ed lots, city water. Hayes cials arrived to negotiate for blue, power steering and pow- Private Instructions 28 set, love seat, oval shaped | and separate 80x87 concrete room with speaker system, TYPEWRITERS — en privileges, parking. 648-8127, SOUTH WINDSOR — Charming course, to addition to basic Cape, plaater walls, large Agency, 643-4803. the purchause of road rollers •r br& es, excellent condition. Repaired, 1960 Reply in own handwriting to marble top table, comer what-' ROCKVILLE — Attractive 8% block building with heat, lava­ split level near Bast Hartford, $19,600. (Jail 649-6651. RANGE overhauled, rented. Yale Type­ 643-9828 room apartment available quality features like plast­ rooms, trees, high location. and earth-moving Tel. 643-9087. Chevrolet Impala Convertible, ENROLL in our Electronics not piece. All to good condition. tory, and omce space. $29,900. $1S,B(X). 0*11 today—this la real said to value $1.4 mlliron. writer Service, 649-4986. Technicians day course or our Box J, Herald Call 648-9920 after 8 p.m. March 1st. Suitable for one ered wails, steel . beam Seldom offered at only $18,900. \M> radio, heater, 409 engine with FURNISHED ROOMS, complete Contact Phllbrlck Agency, 649- economy. Garage and family conatraction, ceramic tile, Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, 2061 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 4-speed transmission, white Electronics Servicing-Refrig­ light housekeeping facilities. pr two adults. Heat, hot water, 8464, for details. BETTER THAN NEW—6 room Wanted—^Real Estate 77 At the same time a group of An Equal Opportunity Em ployer; so” g .B. * ELECTRIC range room. Glenn Roberta Agency, plus an eat • off - tiie-floor 648-2766, Charles Nicholson, London banka was reported pre­ FUEL OIL standard shift, 6 cylinder, with red Interior, black top. In eration and Air-conditioning or Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, range, refrigerator, washer, Realtor. 844-1821, 844-1837. Ranch, garage, 2 baths, diah- whltewaUs, new Urea Very SNOW PLOWING - Call 648- push-button controlls, storage dryer In basement. Free park­ cleanliness. You can pick 742-6864. paring a credit to finance a our showroom Oil Burners and Controls even­ DOUGHNUT BAKER, full 14 Arch Street, Manchester. washer, many extras, conven­ WE HAVE well qualified buy­ GASOLINE clean. $1,600. 742-8282. 7868, 875-8401. drawer, like new, $100. 644- ing. Near shopping. Minutes to Houses For Sale 72 your own school in this lo­ ient location. Only $19,900, deal with the Soviet Union for $1,695 ing courses. Applications are time, experience preferred but 83 FOOT RANCH, Porter Street cation—public or parochial. MANCHESTER — Baldwin Rd. ers anxious to buy homes m being accepted for spring class 8615. LARGE, pleasant furnished Hartford, $100 monthly. 875- area, beamed celltog, 2 fire Call Romar Realty, Inc., 648- up to $448 million worth of Brit­ not necessary. Apply In per­ MODERN, Immaculate 3-bed­ A big house and a Best Prestige 6 room Ranch on a Manchester. If you want your beginning March 2. High room for two gentlemen, park­ 3748 or 649-3467. places, baths, buUt-tos, ( 2844, 528-2007. ish fertilizer and other nrni- PHILOO-BENDIX washing ma­ son Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 RUGS. NEVER used. 9x12 nut- room Ranch, practically In Buy at $22,900. hill with a million dollar view, home sold quickly and ef­ Btrategic chemical plants. chines repaired. Call 649-8750. 1959 school diploma not required. ing, private home, conven­ large roome, double gange, living room 14x24, large field- BANTLY OIL Center Street. meg, $25; 9x16 ruby oriental, iences. 643-2641. THREE ROOM apartment, sep­ back yard of Bowers School, ficiently, call Vin Bogginl, PRE-WASHINGTQN’S Chrysler Windsor Convertible, Cali 525-3406 or apply to New $85; 9x12 braided. 289-6966^ 128’^ frontage. Carlton W, stone fireplace, center en­ Realtor, Bel Air Real Estate, (John Ryan, managing direc­ C'JMrANV, ]\c. SHARPENING Service Saws, arate entrance, newly done quiet, refined neighborhood. Hutchtoa, Reidtor. 849-8188. BOWERS S(JHOOL — 7 room tor of the Aveling Bargord plant radio, heater, automatic, full England Tech, 56 Union Place, PROGRAMMER for 1401 ae­ Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9332. BELFIORE AGENCY trance foyer, heated sunporch, 643-9332. BIRTHDAY SALE knives, axes, shears, skates, power, red with black leather Hartford. (Opposite railroad ries, good salary, excellent kitchen and ceramic bath. Cape, full shed dormer, fire­ at Granham, said hia firm la KITCHEN SET. gray formica, NICE FTRONT room next to place, garage, near all ochoola, garage. Built 1966. $28,600. Ger­ rotary blades. Quick service. Interior. This is a one-owner, station). benefit program, opportunity Good residential area. Heated, BOLTON—Cape. Cod, 8 large negotiating to sell road rollers 5-plece, table with extra leaf, bath, parking. 643-6422. ONE NEW, one converted . . . 648-6121 $16,000. Owner 649-1796. ard Agency, Realtors, 643-0365, 'si:i.. AiHriu'ii Capitol Equipment Co.. 88 low mileage car. Like new. for advancement. (Dur em­ $25;'-gas stove, $5. 649-7492. hot water. Immediate occu- rooms, fireplace, garage, low WANTED — B-zone lot OaO and earth-moving equipment to IM i Dodge 4-door sedan, radio Comer of Starkweather and taxes. Rockville Realty, 875 544-8325. Main St., Manchester Hours Must be seen. TUTORING, remedial and de­ ployes are aware of this va­ pamey. 643-2878. Green Road. Two homes, one 649-429L Cuba. He did not give the value f t (i r I\ \ i 11 i' IK ■' - ■ i J ( 1 and heater, automatic FURNISHED ROOMS for gen­ 2627. EIGHT LARGE rooms for only dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9 Satur­ velopmental reading, children’s cancy. Write Box L, Herald, LAWSON DIv A.N, 2-Cushion, tlemen, free parking; also, a three down and three up two $17,900. Desirable Buckley BUR DOCTOR or other profes­ tranMnission. SAVE day 7-4. 643-7988. $1,195 grades 1 through 8. Call 648- NOW VACANT—Good location MANCHESTER—East. Unusual for appointment. suitable for basement or cot­ cabins with efficiencies. Call family, the other a four and 6 room Cape, 2 private acres, School Area. Older home, re sional person, 10 room, 2 bath 9759. tage; also, room divider. 640- on west side, 6 sunny rooms, BUSINESS ZONE m — Eight 106t Dodge 4-door sedan, radio Scranton Motel and Cabins, four (new). The smaller one is rooms with two offices, sep- large paneled heated porch, cently redone . . . modem home plus attached office with LAWN MOWERS, sharpened 1427. Venetian blinds, wall to wall lavatory. Attractive acre yard. and heater, autmnatic and repaired, sales and serv­ 1959 649-0826, between 5-7. selling for $17,900, the new one erate entrance, suitable for fireplace, basement garage, kitchen, excellent heating sys­ Ford Galaxie Tudor Hardtop, In living room and stairway, for $24,600. cion make an at­ Fast growing suburban center. tranamlsrion, power Meer- ice, rental e ^ p m en t. L A M Bonds—Stocks— Help Wanted— CHANCE OF A LIFETIME washer and dryer hookups, business or professional use. dog kennel, sunesite drive, fruit tem, paneled family room. hig. $1,496 radio, heater, automa*’c. power NEAR MAIN STREET for tractive deal if sold together. Under $80,0()0. Glenn Roberts inBiw a!«ayiiKigii) M ii Equipment Corp., Route 88, Male or Female 37 TO GO HOUSEKEEPING automatic oil heat and hot Phllbrlck Agency, 649-8464. trees, approximately 100 young Only one bath but space ga­ steering and brakes. Beautiful MortRajirbs 3l gentleman, private entrance, Excellent financing, too. There lore for another. Vacant. Will Agrocy, Realtor. 544-1521. Vernon, 878-7609, Manchester CUSTOMER MOVING TO water, dry basement, porches, Spruce trees, large garden 2061 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door black with red and white In­ parking. 23 Pearl Street. Tel. la an assumable $18,800 mort­ SEVEN ROOM older home, 1 trade, too. T. J . Crockett, Real­ exchange. Hlnterprlae 1048 SECOND MORTGAGES - On- OFFICE MANAGER for reUil LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA hatchway, nice yard with ame- area. Only $16,000. Lawrence Sedan, radio and heater, terior. Extra clean. 643-7236. gage on the new one. T. J. bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. F. E18U10, Realtor, 643-2766. tor, 643-1677. JENSEN STREET—New 8 room automatic transmission. limited funds avalla' for seC' furniture store in Manchester, SO THEY CAN’T USE THIS slte drive, $110. monthly. Ranch, near schools and shop­ imu. peeFORnuuHx noK S SNOWPLOWING — Rock SsEt. $1,095 ond mortgages, pax Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Marion B. Robertson, Realtor. Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. $1,396 layments to some credit interviewing, 8- TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY FURNISHED ROOM with kitch­ Shown by appointment. Call CXIVENTRY-^ room ranch, ga­ ping center, all utilities, FHA Now get a used car you can be proud of... kKluding some ’61, '62, and '63 Fords, witii' Parking areas, driveways. 24- suit your budget. Expedient 643-6958. day, 40-hour week. Many bene­ —WANTED— en privileges. Inquire 136 Bis- 649-0427 after 3 p.m. UNIQUE six room home In HANDSOME two-famlly, spa­ rage, lot 11^400, fi£ly land­ fintmeing. Will consider trade. from a dealer you can trust! Excellent choice their famous money-saving features! Now's hour answering service. 649- service. J D. M alty, 643-8129. Reliable, Honest, Person sell Street. 2061 Dodge 4-door Sedan, radio 5660. 1960 fits. Will pay to $126 per week Manchester Green area, one- VERNON — Spacious 6 room cious rooms, near Main Street scaped, beautiful trees and Builders, Charles Pontlcelli, and heater, automaUc TO TAKE OVER — thanks to record new-car sales! Many are the time to buy a used car you can depend Dodge Seneca 4-door, radio, A BEfTTER ARRANGEMENT depending upon qualifications. FOUR R(X)MS, improvements, car garage, wall to wall car­ ranch, paneled dining room, and new parochial school now bushes, $18,600. Marion Ed- Barney Peterman, 649-9644, transmission, power steer- Send resume to Box BB, Her­ UNPAID BALANCE couples only, near stores. Call choiceUsed (Jars, inspected, recondi­ on for the winter ahead. Come m and make heater, 6 cylinder, standard, 2- of your finances will make Apartments— Fiats— peting, level lot 800’ deep. beautifully finished recreation imder construction. Get ahead lund, 289-4619, 644-0414 after 0. 643-2463. b « . $1,195 tone blue. Real clean. ald. MONTHLY PAYMENTS at 97 So. Main Street. Tel. Asking $14,000. with high room, 2-car garage, 2 porches, with a tenant’s help. Asking tioned when necessary, and road-tested. . . your selection nowl more of your Income available $16.79 Household Scrvlcefi for personal use Lump debt Tenements 63 643-8536. assumable mortgage. Value scenic hillside' setting, priced $23,000. Sale la Imperative. SO. WINDSOR; Fine country MOVE IN NOW-^Price reduced. 2960 Plymouth Fury 2-door $895 8 COMPLETE $8,000 below owners cost. living in 6 room Split on one Attractive 6 room ranch de­ F Y()U ARE W7EKESTEO IN ANEW CAR BUY. SEE YOIM POM) DEALRirtTOIM. KfiFOniMKE CMS POR’M Offered 'i3-A Into one monthly payment of with terms to please. Wesley Glenn Roberts Agency, Real­ T.OAJ.. Hardtop, automaUc trans­ ROOMS OF FURNITURE SIX ROOM tenement, available R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. acre lot. Terrific value at $16,- signed for comfortable family mission, radio and heater. $22.28 for each thousand dollars Situations Wanted— now, close to stores and shop­ tor. 644-1621, 644-1887. REWEAVING of buna, moth 1957 Including repayment over five All of this merchandise is in 200. Madeline Smith, Realtor, living. Wooded lot in desirable Xiower steering. $1,095 holes. Zlppeia repaired Rfin- Female 38 our warehouse. It has never left ping district. 643-7638. CX5LONIAL—6 rooms. Bowers BUCKLAND—^Large 7 room Co­ 649-1642 or 643-8139. area. Extras. Owner 649-5134. Chevrolet Bel Air Tudor Hard­ years. FYank Burke. 246-8N7, area, aluminum siding, suit­ dow Shades made to measure; top, radio, heater, floor shift. Cmmecticut Mortgage Ex­ our store and is fully guaran­ Septic Tanks lonial Cape, built 1954, could be 2061 ChryiUer OonverlMale, fully all sisea Venetian blinds. Keys ATTENTION working motheni teed. Some In original factory FOUR ROOM FLAT, first floor,! CHEERFUL able for small family, excel­ BOLTON—Four room ranch, powered. $1,796 Beautiful black with all new change. 18 Lewis St.. Hartford, central location, heat and hot; AND / 6 bedrooms. Rural atmosphere. South Windsor 1963 THUNDERBIRDS 1961 FORD 1959 FORD made while you wall Tape Re­ with children Child care in my crates and cartons with original lent condition. E. J. Carpenter, Close to school and shopping. garage, oil heat, lakefront whitewalls. Sharp. Conn. water, one year lease. Call Broker, 649-5051. privileges, $10,600. Goodchlld- 2060 Studebaker StaUon Wagon, corders tor rent Marlow’s 867 home by day or week. 643- factory serial numbers. 7 room Ranch, 8 bedrooms, $16,500. Gerard Agency, ReM- Country Squire. Fully squty- Mato, 848A33L $895 9853 Beautiful Westinghouse FT-ec. 649-5048, between 6-8:80 p.m. Plugged Sewers I Bartlett, Realtors, 289-0939. POPULAR LOCATION 9 Passenger StaUoii Wagon. • cylinder, standard tnms- eled family room, dining SPLIT LEIVBIL — Custom de­ tors, 648-0366, 644-8325. Executive Con ped. 6 cylinder. Help Wanted— Female 35 Refrigerator nice quiet street to mlssion. $896 RELIABLE WOMAN wKl caire FOUR ROOM apartment. In­ signed seven rooms, 2% baths, CENTER ST.—If you want a 1959 Beautiful Bedroom Suite cluding heat, hot water and Meehine Cleaned r a desirable neighborhood. HARLAN STREET — 6 room 6^-room Ranch, heart­ Building— Contmrtiiig 14 TUPPERWARB has openings for child for working mother, 2-CEir garage located to a comfortabSe house with all warming layout. Elbowroom Three To Oioose From 2001 ChevrcCet 9-passenger Sta­ Oldsmobile 88 Tudor Hardtop, Beautiful Living Room Suite gas for cooking. Stove and Septic Tanka, Dry Wella, Close to schools, shopplz^. Cape with breezeway and'ga- Uon Wagon, automatic now for two part-time and two my home, reasonable. Phone Beautiful Dinette Set beautiful acting, kitchen rw e, heavily treed lot, full city conveniences, see this 6 kitchen for mom, toe-toast­ a d d it io n s — Rec rooms, re­ radio, heater, automatic, power electric refrigerator furnished- Sewer Linea Inatalled—Cel­ Only $17,800. Substantial Savings 41695 9995 transmlsirion, radio and full-time dealers. No cash out- •49-8350. Beautiful “ De Luxe” Range In­ bullt-lns, two fireplaces. In­ room Oape today. 6 rooms fur­ ing fireplace for dad. Texas- modeling, bathrooms tiled, ce­ steering and brakes, blue and Please call 649-7834, 6-7 p.m. lar Waterproofing Done. ceuar with hatchway,, 8 bed­ nished, garage, all freshly heater, power steering. stead of Westinghouse Elec. viting rec room. Many other rooms, baths, dtoi^ room, sized yard for Junior. Up­ ment floors. Caill 649-4291. white, one owner. necessary. Commission. Phone CLEANING by the hwr. OffiM WARREN E. HOWLAND features. Must be seen. Wes­ painted. Bill Frazier will be graded Hiving—downgraded $1,896 and matron work. 648-7026 af- Refrigerator if you prefer NEW LUXURIOUS 4 room living room with fireplace. $995 247-7(Ui. Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum apartment, carpeted, heat, hot REALTOR ley R. Smith Agency, 649- pleased to show you this ter­ price, $16,900. Art Foraker CARPENTRY and floor sand­ ter 4:30. MeKINNEY BROS. First offering. $17,400. Wolver­ rific value at $14,800. Call The 1962 FORD 2007 Chevrolet, 6 cylinder,' 4- and a Few Other Articles water, refrigerator, stove, 1894. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. 649-6306, 280-8258. 1963 FORD I960 FORD door s^ an , automaUc ing our specialty. Old floors Sewerage Disposal Co. •60 Main St., Manchester Jarvis Realty (Jo., Realtors, made new. 649-8458. 644-0615. EVERYTHING washing machine, garage. 648-1108 transmission. $495 1959 RN or LPN, full or p y t-tlms. ISO-182 Pearl 81.-648-8808 SOUTH WINDSOR — Because OWNERS MOVING out of state BARROWS & WALLACE Galaxie 2-Door. 8 cylinder, 4-Door Station Wagon. 8 6 eyltoder Tudor Fairlane Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door, radio, THE UNPAID Adult couple only. $116 month­ QUALITY CARPENTRY - Vernon Haven. 873-2077. Dogs—Birds—Pst* 41 BALANCE PRICE ly. 742-8090. you like nice things you’|l love and are selling this 8 room 2- 4118, oiO’OdZO. power steering, radio. Still cylinder. Low ntileage. Very 500. 1007 Mercury Voyager staUon heater, 6 cylinder, standard, this charming ranch home sit­ Manchester Parkade, clean. Rooms, basements refinisbed, ONLY $418.26 level ranch located In Man­ $14,900—Air, conditioning, dish­ under factory warranty. wagon, power steering, ex­ nice family car. ilANCHESTER — Ansaldi uated on a half acre lot. TM* chester. Features toclude liv­ Manchester, 278-1800 tra clean. $595 built-lns, formica tile, general ADORABLE white Toy Poodle, Free Delivery In Conn. washer, fireplace, large kitch­ repair. No job ton small. Call $895 5 months old, AKC registered, FYee Set-up by Our Men Heights. Large 6 room Ranch spacious home features S bed­ ing room with fireplace, kitch­ with complete recreation room, en, roomy S bedrocan ranch, 9995 Over 10 others to choose horn— William Robbins Carpentry SEWING MACHINE 649-0908. Free Service by Experts rooms, 1% baths, partially fin­ en with bullt-tos, dtoing room, fi-flreplacea, hot water oil heat, ished rec room and garage. 106x250 lot. Don’t wait. Carlton VERNON - Wilson Lane. Mod­ 92195 41995 $50 and lip. Service. 649-3446. FVee Storage Until Wanted family room, den and 8 bed­ W. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. 1957 BEAGLE thoroughbred, 2 years tile bath, plastered walls, Cah Barbara Babin to see tiilB rooms, garage, oil hot water em, attractive 8 bedroom Pheme for appointment ranch. Close to new High HOME IMPROVEMENT Serv­ Chevrolet 210 Wagon, radio, OPERATORS old, male, papers-, all shots. garage, excellent condition fine home priced at only $18,- heat, IH baths- Maximum liv­ heater, 6 cylinder, standard, SAMUEL a l b e r t MANCHESTER—6 bedrooms, 2 School. 2 miles from Rockville. ice-Quality work, reasonable Good hunting dog. •49-3696. Hartford 247-0358 BILL tiuxmghout. Priced at $20,500. 900. Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ ing area with country setting. full baths, heated patio, rec­ I960 FOR£ CHORCHES MOTORS, prices. Free e.stimates. No job new motor. Charles Lesperanoe, 649-7620. tors, 648-4112, Eves. 648-1686, $34,900. Wolverton Agency, Call Wm. A. (Jurtln ft Co., Inc., See It Day or Night reation room, acre secluded Hartford, 527-5107 1961 CHEVROLET 1960 FORD INC. too large or small. 649-8880 af­ $695 Bbcperienced operators and AKC REGISTERED wire hair 648-4118, 875-0625. Reidtor, 849-3818. Galaxie Fordor. 8 cyUnder, terriers, both parents from If you' have no means of CONCORD RD - Beautiful lot. Vin Bogg;ini, B«i. Air Real ter 6 p.m. trainees needed. Excellent transportation. I'll send my auto Estate, 64S-9882. Impala Sport Ooiuie. 8 cylin­ T-Blrd. Black and white. Low standard transmiaslcm to Oakland St., Manchester Cham pion lines, beautiful ranch, large tiring room, form­ MANCHESTER—Six rooms, ga­ MANCHBlSTER^Lookout Moun opportunity for qualified for you. No obligation even If der, automatia mllsags. Vary clean. 1958 trainees to team sewing. markings, male and female, HARFORD al dintog room, cabinet kitchen, rage, oU heat, porch, w w to tain. Seven rdom Colonial, 2 Tour Dodge a yor don’t buy. So, come along. BOLTON — 440 foot frontage, and Chrysler CARPENTRY Work wanted. Plymouth Hardtop, radio, heat­ Apply •H weeks <^d. Call 643-7071. 8 bedrooma, recreation room, wall carpeting, bookcases, fireplaces, IH tiled baths, hot wooded, and even a brook; NOTICE Deal*‘er Call Jack, 649-0463. er, autranatic, power stroring. A—I^B —E—R—r —S landacaped yard. BCarion B. city nUtitles, good oondltion water oil heat, 2-car garage, Neat 6 room older home with 41095 Clean. 48-46 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD Robertaoo, Realtor. i64S^i968. l ^ e family room, city util­ TOWN OF BOLTON throughout. Near Buckle fire alarm system. Close to The Bolton Zoning Board of 91795 41995 $295 AKC TOY chihuahua pUppies. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 Recommends School. Priced at only $14,90 ities. large lot. Immediate oc- Manchester line. $15,000. E.. J. Special Semces 15 MANCHESTER MODES, CaU 742-6369. BOLTON CENTER—Fine ranch cupemey. Built by Ansaldi. Appeals will hold a ^ b lic Hear­ AUTOMA’n C SO” gas range home of seven rooms, vacant. Owner transferred. Charles Carpenter, Broker, M9-50S1. 3M0 BONNEVILLE Convertible, INC. Lesperance, 649-7820. C9iarles Lesperance. 849-7620. ing on a request for Special Ex­ excellent condition. Call 643- BARROS BROTHERS—We spe- AKC REGISTERED champion with grill and timer. 1% years Lot la 100x400 with large trees, ception for a Gasoline Filling 1961 DODOl cilize in ccHicrete floors and 1957 $15,200 — Comfortable 6 room 8647, except weekends. Ford Fkiriane Hardtop, 8, auto­ Pine Street Manchester sired German Shepherd lindy old. Asking $90. 68 Spruce some birch. Two car attached VERNON—FHA and VA ap- home near schools, bus, shop* Station site in a general bual- 1959 FORD 1959 FORD .steps. Call Joseph Barros, 742 Street or 649-8662. matic, radio, heater. Good pup. male, 8^ months, shots. garage plus one detached. mraved. New 6 room Cape near ping. 90x100 lot. Immediate oc­ nesa xone. The applicant la John Lanosr Statien W afoa An- 1966 CHSWROLET sUtion wag­ 7680. Baldwin 9-8811 after 5, Fri­ Basement, oti heat, nice sec­ UNIQUE B. Bamtoi, o f 21 East Middle tamatle. transportation. TWO WRINGER washers, May­ nukway and priced at only cupancy. Vto Bogginl, Bel Air Converttblaa. I to shooss Fairians Fordcr. 8 «rHndMr. on standard shift, 8 cylinder, day, all day Saturday. tion. Asking $35,000. T. J. $14,990. Char-Ban Real Estate, Turnpike, Manchester, Conn. $295 tag and R(JIA'Whirlpool, excel­ OUR BEST BUY Custom designed and cus­ Real Estate, 643-9882. from. reasonable, 649-5079. Roofing—hiding 16 Crockett, Realtor, 848-1677. 648-068S The location of the proposed RN. part time. Call 849-2358. TWO TOT POODLES, male, lent condition. Homestead man­ tom built. AA sooe. 6^ MANCHESTER — Six room rare parti-color, papm. -Call gle, used twice. Reasonable. MANCHESTER - Two family, station la at the intersection of room CMonlal, 8 ipaclous VERNON—You’d be surprised (Jape, 2-car garage, aluminum Route 6 ft 44A with Bolton 4895 41195 A. A. DION, m e . Roofing, 1957 649-0879. 649-7868. 6-8, waUdng distance to bus bedrooms, full depth fam­ aiding painting Carpentry. Al- Oldsmobile Fiesta Wagon, ra­ at the amount of space this de­ siding, new heat, plumbing and center Road and is on the south 41095 DISSOLUTIOlV PILGRIM MILLS baa opening line, 8 large bedrooma, big ily room, could be 4th bed­ lightfully located ranch offers bath, wooded lot, .$15,900. Phll- teratlons and additionslldon Cell ' dio, heater, automatic, power for- salesladies and cadiier. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN kitchen with dining area, liv­ room. baths. Many other aide o f Route 6 ft 44A and the togs. Workmanahtp guaran­ you, S bedrooms, baths, | brick Agency. 649-8484. steering and brakes. Apply to Manager at pilgrim ing room, utility room, very features. Anxious to seCl. east aide of Bolton Center OF teed 399 Autumn St. 648-4860. $295 SPECIALTY SALESMAN WANHO large kitchen with separate Road. IWa property was for­ 1953 WILLYS 1959 FOOO MlUa, 177 Hartford Road, Man­ Deluxe Sedan. Radio, whitewall tire. beat condition. Reduced to $31,- dtotog area, Uvtog room with TWELVE YE1AR8 young—Cape chester, 10 a.m.—8 p.m. 400. Good investment Wolver- merly known ss Green Manor 1M1 FORD BIDWELL HOME Improvement ralaed hearth firrolace, garage Cod with stx cranpHeted and 4 x 4 Pidc-U)p. Tsoy good Van U Body, fitom- PARTNERSHIP HIWH 4^6URE POTENTIAL tan Agency, Realtor, 849-8818. WARREN E. HOWLAND decorated rooma, ICatatss. Company — Roofing, aiding, al- AS IS SPECIALS AVON NEEDS houaewtvM and attractive lot. Call Dons The meeting will be held at condition. ^ p lst^ noondltlanad. Notice is hereby given Uiat IR numerous buUt-tos, finished rec F350 IbcpreBB. Low asUsafa. tersHons, additions and ra- 1956 Caddie Conv...... $295 without previous busineas sx- BUGS SPOTLESS RANCA Smith . to sse* this excellent Bolton Oommunlty Hall, Bolton fibs partnership business known modeling of ell types. Excel­ Full time job for a family amn over 25, to acU fa d $ 880 Mato Btreat,' room. Amdous owner's price, 19SS Chev. Tudor ...... 220 perience. If your children arc family aixa kitchen, walnut listing priced at $17,800. Jarvis Center, Conn., on February 14, IN “Dave’s Smoke Shop” here­ lent workmenkhlp. 648-6488. $ur,4B0. Wesley R. Smith 1955 Mercury 4 -d o o r ...... 60 In school and you can put sev­ juid keatfiif cqaipiBcnt to eatabUslMd costimien in oabtoeta, three twin atoa had- Realty Oo., Realtors, 848-4113, 196^ starting at 8:00 P.M. tofore conducted by David A. Agency, 649-1894. 4795 42495 1955 Mercury Conv...... eral hours daily into a business the Greater Hartford Area. Full training program. 1690 rooms, recreation room. Man- Eves., 849-2818, 648-4118, 875- Bolton 2Soning 41395 Wltham and John J. Koslty at 1995 Ford Wagon- ...... 7S of your own, let us show you 0626. Roofinic and ChUnneva |6>A cheater, only 118,990, Carlton MANCHESTER — High­ Board of Appeals 111 Center Street Manchester, 1955 Buick 4-door 80 bow you can earn $2 to $8 an Salary and commiaaiom Fuel oil aala experience pre­ W. Hutchtoa, 649-6183. MANCHESTER Vicinity—Spot Julius Strong, Connecticut, has been dissolved ROOFING — Specializing rs- 1954 Chev. 4-door ...... 40 hour. CaU today for apiwtot- less 6 room Ranch, 1 ^ 9 bay WEST SIDE CAPE)—Sbe rooma, land Park-St: James area. Two ferred. Contact INC. garages, two baths, two fire­ Chairman ■nd that a ^ business on and peirlng roofs of ell kinds, nsw 1955 Dodge Pickup ...... 190 ment. 289-4882. Ted Trudon, B o l t o n — Modem, neat >■ windowed Uvtog room, heated • or 4 bedrooma, fireplace, Byron H. Sfaton, after February 1, 1964 shall be roofs, gutter worii, cMmnsjrs bedroom Ranch, 180x180 lot, play t o r n , garage, many ex­ porch, rec room, new wood places, buUt-tos,. wall-to-wall DILLON SALES and SERVICE. Inc TYPING and general offtos TOLLAND TURNPUS oazpettog, wooded'setting, $ 3 | ,- Secretary owned and conducted by David cleaned, repaired. AJumtoum W «TM TBiiiianf, Am«rie«n Cod Co^ he* garage, pqtio, aasumable mort* tras, half, aicra 1 ^ under $17,- ■htogls. sidtog, class to bus and Dated Febtuary l i , 1864, B d - A. Wltham, who has sssumsd CENTER MOTOR SALES woric,, S-day week, 8 am . 000. Gamtd Afeaoy, Raaltaws, sehool, |14,IOO. PUltaiok 400. Ray S. Botoambe, Realtor. sidtog. SO years' sxpertencs. TALCOTTVILLB, CONN. gage. montiily paymenta tUB. tan. C om . M f MAIM s-'i'!'i mi jtabUitisA j F rss sstlmatsa CaU Bovrlsy, 848*1681 4:80 p m . Ap|Uy Ka*Klar Tbp S27-S1S1 or ovodiifi MSdaSf B « i i r Baal Batata, 848-9888. «»OM0, 644-fiM. Afsuejr, 64B6484. * - 6444888. SttdMt. KHMITH. • tn s t On, M BUUiurd BtiroL t I I'll* I II' (.1 . f / ,\ I. J' ■ r L 'iM m M ■1 N '-''m y ' ■ i' .i ! •( ' A, . / ,j' \ ■! 1 ■ ■ir i' 1 .1