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34 Killed, 35 Hurt the Outiopk an the Year Atatte, Aclxmle Bus GAIIDER, NIW

Manchester end suxtound- tng ibowns appear tn today’j HensM. 34 Killed, 35 Hurt The outiopk an the year atatte, aclxMle bus GAIIDER, NIW. (A P )— hsre, but arrangemenU were in prying the twisted fuselage routea, new programis, new A ClMCh aiHiner with 69 ****"« *» transfer dS per^ out .of the mire. teachers and adminUtntora peivoAs on boaid clashed thi^egree One pilot said aevtirat bodies. and new eohoote are fed* in flMnin* riiorHy after tak- Halifax were found under the tail sec­ tured in the HemMIs .an­ : . I j, treatment. tion and rescuers were .finkhng nual repbct on area educa* ®** r t'O lu . G a n w r lo r dead included the idane’s bodies every few minutes. tioo. CldM today, killing 84 p w - pUot and ctq^illot and tw o other There’s nothing left of It," he sola and injuring the crewmembers., The engineer,, said. "There’s nobody alive out LB J, Critic other 8 6 . Many o f the b u t - radio officer and-two.hostesses there now.” Gladstone Lester, vivors suffered critical survived. Captain of the aircraft assistant administrator of the Suue News k tte In Accord m ien > bums. was identified only as Capt. ho^tal here, said some of the rerior . Bacovsiqr. injured must be transferred to a I auto- > A OMOb mechanic who Bair Desires worked on the p ^ e before the Helicopters of Eastern hospital in Halifax because they on Result takeoff laid the four-engine tur- Provincial Airways and the need the tise of a kidney ma­ bopriq^ waa In parfaet condition. Newfoundland mines and re* chine which Gander does not' Intergratioii WASfflNGTON (AP)— We do not know how this p l^ sources department headed for have the cradi acpne shortly after Uie U.S. Navy aircraft flew in The Johnson Administra­ have happened," said medianic tion and one of its sharpest (0) B Joaepdi Krasnocka. accident a ^ began shuttling emergency blood sippliea front Foi^Bulkeley nor- The Soviet-buUt Ilyushin 18 bodies and Injured back to the the naval base at ArgentU, war policy critics appear in 3) had stopped here to refuel on a a ir p o r t.' N fld. I ]HARTTORD (A P)—Integra* rare agreement that South Sam* fllj[^ from Prague, the Csech The helicopter pUots said the Transport Department of­ tfon a t Bulkeley High School, V i e t n a m’s presidentiid It Geo capitaL JeUlher was deep In mud vdien ficials left Ottawa to begin on -whose 1,401 pupils Include 28 election has opened the Ir and they arrived and they had to investigation into the caijBe of Negroes, is recommended by levUle The ctmtroUer in the tower at way for economic reforms ■ Ron* Gander IntemaUonal Airport lumber to the alte for use the c ? ^ aohool Superintendent ’ MediU B air. and possible peace talks. satd'he had talked to the pU ot ______;__ Officially the election was Bair said Monday he intends after the jHane lifted off. He welcom<^ Monday by the U.S. to recommend integration of- said there was no indication ot government as a major step for- the achod for September 1968. Sports trouble. ,, ward by the South Vietnamese Bulkoley, he said, la the least "I didn’t aee what happened," "in determining their own future Ford, UAW Are oro\ ^ ed a t the three city high rt he said. "The first thing I knew with a conatitutlonally based, '83 , was when I saw a baU of fiamea sohw hi. elected government. a liap^ His plan calls for sending all lun a the ground. The ground was "The people have expressed T iobt lit up ^ the flames. It was a As Talks Start Again ninth gradera from the Charter their choice and deserve our AUred frightful sight.’’ Oak Terrace'SKdKXkl to Bulk­ support," the State Department The idane came down in a DETROIT (AP) — Negotia­ Chrysler said it would _reply to eley, 'starting in September said. patch of woodi two mUes from tors for Ford Co, and the the request tomorrow. 1968. Pupils from Terrace now Asked by newsmen if the Unofficially, administration the runway near raUroad tracks Unlt^ Auto Workers were In a go to Hartford Public Iflgh sources said -the new govern­ m Weaver High Schools. leaders to undertake economic Spokesmen for both sides said Walter P. Reuther, union pares to don her sunglasses, leaves polling place at Saigon’s city hall after It also'Ie Bair’s Intention to casting their ballots in the South Viet namese election. (AP Photofax) reform s. there had been no ovemlriit do* president, has promised that his recommend that the clt/a six velopmenta and nothing on 160^000 UAW memtwrs em p loy- ______,.At the same time senior U.S. Nine KiUed ‘bridge echools" — integrated policy-makers made no secret which to base^any optimistic ^ elementaiy schools—not be In- if the union does not win the of the major problems they b m vdved in any open enrollment ¥fl ApiPlHp’flt'iil outlool^,,^ contract it wants to use as a confronting the winning mllltaiy \ plan. Each of these sriiools Paper Oaims wimAln E. Slmkln, President pattern for the other members team of Chief of State Nguyen has from 40 to 60 per cent Paaper Johnson’s top labor trouble of the automotive Big Three, Van Thlbu and Premier Nguyen Over .State shooter, sat In on the bargaining General Motors and Chryaler. white enrollment. Deaths Futile K y. ' special session for the second consecu* y Pen* Bair SOM that "under cer­ ormatlon of the new govern- d Chaa five day. He took a front eleva­ The union la awaiting a re­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tain conditions’’ the open en­ lit involves decisions ranging in "The tor to the negotiating room at sponse from GM to a union pro­ masted rollment policy could “tip the In D etroit tailtlativea toward peace Nine persona died in accidents Fo)^ headquarters and was not posal that' the contract covering racial balance’’ mbugh so that land reform to military and Seteaae during the three-day Labor Day contacted by any newsmen. 378,(WO GM workers be extended DETROIT (AP) —More than if no agreement is reached at resegregation mlg^t occur. economic pjrobleme of the great­ weekend In Connecticut — seven a Cal l- Scores of unsettled Issues Ford. The aohool , he , half of the 48 persona killed dur­ est compleidty. In hlriiway accidents and two were on the table with time run­ A aimllar union propoaal is consider “whatever other .stbps ing Detroit’s July riot need not Not the least of these win in­ may he feasible to maintain In oner kebidents. ning out as the contract explra- expected to be m ade to. C2irya- have died. clude the personal adjustments Of ihe seven who died In high­ tlon hour of Wednesday mid- ler, which em^o}ra about 109,000 racial balance in the bridge to be made by Premlez; Ky— ends a This Is the conclusion of the I vlr|u* way accidents, four were pedes- night neared, UAW members. sch ools." who has largely oyerehadowed h to a Detroit Free'Prees In what ap­ I mnrd* trlans. Three^ the highway vie- The UAW, meanwhile, asked If Ford is struck, the union Thieu In the ruling military gov­ Urns were^-bWdren. During the ChrysleC tjdip. today to extend would allow the other two com- Teacher Talks pears to be the most exhaustive ernment—to the new prerident, »rts aad same weekend Ib M year, five the ourMfTt three-year pact until NORWAIH (AP) — With Nor­ .study yet made public of the officials speculated. persohi died In- accidents. a new agreement is worked out. (Bee Page F o«) walk’s public 8cho(ris slated: to riot deaths. ’ Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, , JtC North HaveU; police said ^ open Wednesday, another round The Free Press Investigation D-N.Y., who frequently has du-: *1 a man tentatively Identified as of negotlatlona were on tap to­ said that the National Guard fered with President Johnaim on S. Re* Paul H. Gray, in his 80s, of day between the Norwalk-Teach­ "did not obey” orders to unload the conduct of the war, said the iptoture weapons and fire only at the nes an St. Louis, Mo. was found early ers Association and the Board election could lead to “the open­ i cantor Monday atop a freight car from of Education. command of an officer. ing of meaningful negotiations Dannxi Brooklyn, N.Y. Israel and Jordan Three days of talks ended "As a result, the Guard was with North Vlstnam and the Na­ re”jv ’ O ./ Police said bums on his body Monday without a final agree- Involved.. In a total of eleven tional liberation Fitmt." The indicated he had bem electro-: m ent. „ deaths in which nine innocent NLF is the i^Utlcal arm of the ctrted by an overtiead cktenary Each Claim Attacks John Reiners, the ' Board’s people died,” the newspaper Viet Cong.. wire which furnishes electric By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS suffered heavy casualties and chairman, aald the bargainers said. ' Kennedy called in a statement power to the New Haven Rail* Israel- and Jordan accused equipment losses, made "excblient progress" In The 24,000*word copj^ght sto­ (Sep Page Fourteen) port — road’s electric locomotives. . each-other of launching artillery The new outburst came alter resolving all but one of the ry was published in the Free telifloas In Danbury, Francisco Ra- mortar and tank gun attacks U.N. truce observers put a outatandlng Issues. Press Sunday. ' moa, 21, of Danbury died of In- across the Jordan Rhrer today cease-fire effect Monday The remaining issue, he said. M ore thali 800 people w ere In- MicMgan Delays

Avenue early Monday and with heavy guns and naval un- Israel claimed it sank an teachers be given an extra |BO fore coming to the "inescapa­ School Openingii on their first year on the job.; ble" conclusion that "a majori­ a tree. lU. ^ , Egyptian torpedo boat. Egypt (AiP. jraotoias) In Hartford, Radames Vargas, Spokesmen for both the Israe­ claimed it knocked out seven Is­ ty of the riot victimB need not In Pay Dispujte li and Jordanian armies each Parties 'l^oie have died. Their deaths could A peasant woman, holding her, c^iild, casts ballot 28, o f H artford died Sunday in raeli armored cars and tanks in DETROIT (AP) — Thousands Hartford Btoepital after he fell clamed two wounded, but Israel the sharpest fighting since the WATERBURT (AP) — The have been—and should have at po'llink place in suburban Seigonl of Michigan youngsters faced from a third-floor wlndcnv ledge did not acknowledge it re- U.N. team began patrolling the largest oncryear decrease In been—prevented.... toe poseibllUy' of classrooms Saturday night. turned fire'ln the early morning 'truce line six weeks ago. DemocraUc party membership "Eighteen of the 48 riot vic­ without teachers, ^today as I^ ce said he 7^ aiq>arenUy outbreak near the Damiya Israel said it had one man In W aterbury In three decades tims were shot and killed by De­ trying to walk ^ong the ledge Bridge crossing about I 8 miles Killed and one wounded. Egypt was "reported today troit police, and of that number, last-minute contract negotia­ to a window on th,e opposite side -north of Jericho. reported eight civilians killed -'Yhe Republican party mem­ 14 have been confirmed as loot­ Ky Supporter Lead tions failed in many cases to bring toe teachere bock to work, of the building. Jordan reported three hours and 38 wounded. It accused the bership also lost ground. Its ers In thO Free Press inveetlga- of sporadic shooting until 7:30 Israelis of shelling resld^tial enrollment at Its lowest point ttota. The other fou r are a sni­ U . Gov. WUUam MUUken ah- (See Page Three) avm. “when the enemy brought areas in the cities of Port Suez In som e 20 years. per, a possible but unconfirmed In Race for Senate nounced Monday that 64 Michi­ in reinforcements” and im- .and Port Tauflq,q, kkn^king i^ k down Figures on primary enroll* areoniet and two of the three gan school districts have yel to leashed 106mm 'artillery, mor­ several houses, hitting a. hospl* SAIGON (AP) — vfee Preel- 10 ipen each will bsi elected, sign contracts with teachers. (See Page Fourteen) tars and tank gUns. Jordanian tal and damaging two cargo (See Page Three) dent-elect Nguyen Cao Ky, fomiing a 60-man Senate, School opening has peen post­ positions,returned the fire with shipe, one; Greek ' and one In­ whose military ticket ^on hand- with control of the Senate, Ky poned to six districts, ; Including D ^ T o U similar weapons,' Amman radio dian. / - lly In Sunday's presidential elec- would be in a strong, position in D etroit with Its 11,000 te a c b e n said: tlon, appeared today to be’ com- any power struggle that might and 800,000 pupils. ^Falls Below The, radio clalnied the Israelis (Sea Page Three) Ing up a winner in the. Senate develop with the president-elect, In Detroit, the board eitaica-. Broadcast Workers election also. ' Chief of State Nguyen Van tlon and toe Detroit Feder^on Returns from 27 of'^rthe 44 ■thieu of Teachers agreed to put att Last Year’s provinces put four shUes knovm from Wednertlay to Tfaunnlay to support Ky among toe top six Thieu also was aniong toe lead- to^ scheduled sdiopl opening. CHICAGO (AP) — Highway Threaten TV Strike ruimers. Six at the 48 slates at ^ However, toe FederaiUon re­ traffic took a heavy toll in ers. A slate flavoring lawyer fused to submit its (lifferenceB MIAMI BEACaa, F la, (AP) — support of the AFTHA walkout Truong Dinh Dzu, whp surpris. deaths during the three-day La­ to arUtratlim by a panel of A broadcast union said It plana last spring. togly ran second in the presi­ Inc. bor Day weekend, but the total lo call a strike that could affect O’Sullivan said a strike would j| 'IW’7 fact-finders. The school' board for summer’s lari holiday fell dential race, was to seventh had agreed to the propoeal all live progranunlng on toe not halt broadcasting since the 1*011 fill ^ £11* place. short of t))p record set a year networks have libraries of taped made by, a state-appoinfed' NBC and ABC radio and televi- Firm conclusions could,not be ' ago.- / ' ■ programs, but live news broad­ fact-finder, Ronald Haugfaton. stam . networks a fter toe net­ drawn, however, until all results The 688 deaths reported at the casts and other live program­ "This Is merely an attempt to works rejected the unlon*e Breaks Open ore to'and six tickets abiiially I end of the T8*hour weekend at ming would be hit if niembers indicate the situation can be “ rock bottom mlntanums." > electe)^. midnight local time Ifonday < The mlntanums turned dbwh of AFTRA— performers, an­ SAIiQpN (AP) —The heaviest ^ normal if we ji^ pretend it is," coiqpared with last ytBf’u r e c t . Monday during negotiations in nouncers and the Uke-nktayed ground fighting In . .two months The powers of toe president natd Mary RtM-dan, tr^ . ^ ord Labor Day toll of 686, and kOomi Beach included a fout- off their jobs. j was reported today in allied war and vice president are not eration president. “The sltua' ‘ wim a count of 688 on a recent day work week for 8,000 m em ' O’Sullivkn said talks broke off communiques listing 212 C3om- sharply defined to the new con- tlon, is not normal." non holiday weekend. here of toe National. Aaaqciatloii Monday evening vdien "the fed­ munlsts and 61 Americans killed stltutlon, atad Ky Is thought to Mrs, Riorda qsald, teachers Although late reports were ex­ of Broadcast Employes and eral mediators announced there a l(^ with air strikes against have received assurances from vote today on toe hoaid^'e pected to raise the finaliMT La­ Technicians, AFL-CIO, accord- appeared no pooslMllty to re toe Haiphong area to which on­ Thieu that as vice president he latest offer, bor Day figure, a Natiaaal Safe­ Ing to TtanlO'SulUvan, a NABET wive the dispute.” Talks were other Air Force Jet was report- would have strong, that offer includee a |006 ty OouncU spokesman said, “It epokesmar^ recessed subject to call by ei- ed shot down. powers. Reliable sources re raise and reduction of the school appears era’re going to do better Q’SulUvon said toe strike ther party but .toe union said it The ground action erupted port that Ky wants .Thieu to ap­ year from 40 to 89 w eeks. Tba) than last year." would be .Announced In a news was learing Miami Beach to- Monday os allied troops rede­ point him premier, toe poet he itolon had beeij seeking a |1, ^ "U the current trend contin­ now holds. This would require oonferenoe -at 2 p.m. EDT today day. ' . . ’ ployed for batUe after guarding raise and a 88-Week sciiool year.,year. ues," the spokesman said) late at toe Eden Roc Hotel. Richard Freund, negotiator south Vietnam’s presidential an amendment of toe constu- Mlntanum salaries are Monday, "we may be ^ the low ' Despite toe deadlock, network for toe American Broadcasting, elections. Fighting continued to- tlbn, bu) tola could be accom­ 18,600 annually. ” 1 end of our pibdlctloii rirnge*’ *^ sources were inclined to 'dopht,. Co., said, ’’I’d rather not com- day, particularly In toe northern p lis h e d ^ Ky controls .toe Sen- MUUken m eets In D etroit ta>-' The council had predicted that that a walkout would be called ment.______I don’t think there Is any- waf‘ zone adjoining toe 17to par- ate. day with Haughton and Hyman 8 1 9 ^ persons Would die^ln car, tanmedtotely, observing that the Oiing to eay n(>w.' oUel border. The sources report that Thieu Parker, chief mediator for too thim or motorcycle acetdonts ' union would probably pick has, not decided who he wUl ap­ state Labor MedlaUon Bogid, to during the period which began Richard Goldstein, National ..American warplanes attacked time when a live major pro­ Broadcasting Co. representar point as premier. The U.S. Em­ discuss toe situation. at 8 p.m. Friday. Last year’s three miles from the center of gram is scheduled. five, said, “We're still meet bassy has been pressing him to The situation looked bleak toll was the worst for any Labor toe North Vletnamese-port of The introduction of toe new under the auspices of toe F( Haiphong, and pilots reported appoint a civUlan to counter acroaa toe state. Day., staled staUstica were first television season, which begins criUcism of toe predpmtauihUy "UntU Sunday we wece get- ' compiled at the end of World al Mediation Service." dropping two spans of a major tonlfht, was not expected to be stein declined further comm( 490-foot bridge previoiisly on'pie mUitary character of toe' re- Ung eight to 10 settlem enta a W ar ' n, hampered by a strike. Regular restricted target list and never'•'gime. * . day," said a spoke^m i tor the ^ (tee of the weekendli m ost, O’Sullivan sold NABET h aeriee are' taped in advance. before bombed. , Leading toe Senate race .was Michigan Educatl(ui| Aoaocla- tragic accidents occurred Sat- in toe affected cltlee—N^ .'I 1 Everybody to the Ftighp '•The effect of a strike a ticket headed by retired (3en. tlon. "Things seem to lukve iaday when six teen-agers died’ York, Loe Angeles, San Frances­ . Ground fighting to nortoeni pends largely on>n the degxee e to co, ,Chicago and WasMngton—' touth Vietnam,: toe coastid Tran Van Don, a leader In toe come to a atandetUl." ' ^ a smash^ near Pine i|pi>otf It's five o’cloclk Sunday moiRiD8 and thelsetting V ^ia 'KingB St., in downtown Stoc^oli^ very which we are supported by oO)- .jrould be notified privately at plains, toe jungles and Ip toe overthrow of . j Prepldnt Nga Henry Ltaine. president dt the er unions,- principally. AFTRA (jnig andijl^robe- Mekong delta shattered a luU ' Another crash that kiBe

SAO Z iB S S E MANCHESl EVENING’HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, SBPTpfflBBR , rA < n TWO 5 1967 parently was due to asylagUar tlon. ^ . Nine Killed Death Toll MANCHESTER State News Israel and Jordan South ’Windsor f ^ Voter Season BUmnASED, AUUBSTiai ^ Falls Below 1' Sheiiiwold driv e -in Roimdup DANBURY (AP) oniya In Accid^ts Wsdiissdai WsdMiily few minutes aiRer he Was re- , A & to 8 pmi. vritcr-nak> By ALFRED 'SBEENWOLD lag Msalon wt* hie conduct­ leaaed from the Bridgeport Each Claim Attacks Name Ricked (Oouthmed from Page One) has been retired follcmdng an iir- Last Year’s ed homorrow tn the town In Some bridge sltuaUona you Jail, Calvin Readea -ivaa arraat- Over State '(Oontfaned timn Page One) PUBLiC SCHOOLS . . . MAHOHESTER >T H E W AY South dealer Michclanaelo Antonioni s ifieht were Weased by Regls- ■» - vestigation of the service. Al etafch ofttce In the MUnic- (nu* dare your opponent to ed on a variety of dhargaa. An Israeli' army spokesman' In Abram said the Intelligence de­ (Oontfaued from Pago One) By CoilijdeX: ipid BuU diM .''Rm iNMioin 'Both sides vulnerable trara of VotOro Thomaz. j, Mc- • Reades left the Jail Saturday (Pontinned from Page One) guess what you isre doing. TTie NORTH Larnay. Defaocrat, and William > . . . Tel Aviv denied the charge, sqy- partment “had on many occa­ American hbUday—'182—was set I HEAltD m are heU rectdaNY on the after serving a term for paaalng in New Haven, Jtnm Hobby, ; "Our guns were aimed only 10,' of New Haven was killed by. Egyptian positions in aii at- of its original assignment." / ^Parkcentre^ t? 6 ’ Ijhe O fu M abowed 24,087 mouth. countenance may make a rine rested on charges by Dtiahuty a earBar as he and another 'boy' tempt to silence them. There thia year, a four-day period. Tlie paaaed oat to atadenta on Mbnday, Septm ber 11. O KQ984-‘ Vanessa Redgrave color ■tU enrolled OmqjBra^ and 9,846 tempt „ . Egyptian Foreign Minister by John Gruber tilNgHble eppHCanto m u * coIlM ad, but the man with police of larceny, breaktog and ----- .— nout* 1.9 1 Sun- ^as no indiscriminate shelling I9(rr Memorial Day weekend, "Parlccentr«” has b««n chos­ 4A532 .AH enrolled lUqhmUcana out of were crossing was no indiscriminate Mahmoud Rlad arrived-In Mos­ Enfelopea must be retarhed to schools bn or be- be « t Mum 21 y ea n d t age, the "poker face makes a fihe entering, assault wlGh Intent to day night •8(X) eligible .-..voteni. of populated areas.” cow and began talks with Soviet tene Monday, September 18. ^ en as the name for the propos- residenlta. o f i^ n ch eSter for bridge player. WEST EAST »» - commit murder, and being a Polioe identified the driver of Egypt announced that, during ord-setter fa terms of highway Abolrt-JO.iXW voters are'not en­ Foreign Minister Andrei ______ed new industrial complex to be a t leant alx ihotiltfai, and —eight of clubs A K 8 4 a 7 5 3 fugitive from Jualioe. '' the car as Lawrence Bannister. the fighting three Soviet de­ Liz Taylor fa John ©Ham's »BUTTBIIFIEM> > rolled fa any political party. . Gromyko before going on to Bel­ deaths with 608, - - mu* be UB. cltia^M. West opened the eight of <5 1953 <5A8742 a ' The charges were in connec-.,22, of Sfaratford., ^ stroyers returned to Port Sadd The lows* traffic'toll for a We bMr'mucdi today about the Center, with a $ 4 -^ -top. Last b\mt on R t 5, by ^ th e r s . 0732 O A5 . TTie Democrats a year ago bad grade for 'talks with Yugoslav clubs, and declarer jdayed .low tlon with a 1068 break Into the In-Newtowii, Timothy Blosson, a t the Mediterranean end of the President Tito. Informants said. Labor Day weekend since World “cultural ex|^<>ston” In the Unit- year the company played to Russell F. Broderick, market­ .Mni the dummy, Billy Wilder, ' ^ 876 A K104 25,989 members — or 982 mofe “THE BLUE BIAX”—UmiUa Andnm ' m than thia year. Primary en­ I^tUe Hofbrau Restaurant. Po­ Newtown, was injured canal and six Russian ships ar- Rikd was trying to work out a War n waa'2tt ln -1946. ed Statea- Newspapers and other over 96 per cent cw adty at ing consultant for the multi-mil­ famous movie writer- director •SOUTH ENDS lion dollar development, said the Body of Youth "A FINE MADNBSS''-iSomi Oasmety rollment statistics dating back lice said three men fled from fatally Saturday night vriien hit rived in Alexandria. The Jted Joint diplomatic campaign for The Associated Press record­ media point with pride to the the. New York State Theater In won With the king,.of clubs and A AQJ2 TONIGHT the restaurant, and that Patrol-,, by a car as he was running ships entered those •^rts Just ed 688 highway fatals during the . oomidex of buildings at Lincoln .Lincoln Center with a $5.06 top. original acreage of''k2S acres has v; to 1918 — records prior to that the Arab nations and their Com* shifted to the four of hearts. ‘ <5 KQ IO ihan Joseph Ross was hit In the across -Rt. 25. Police said the after the June war, promiring hohhoUday weekend of Aug. Center, the new Los Angeles Its deficit was Just about four been increased, to 422 acres. Lifted from Mud JV year are hot readily available munist supporters. Dlplotnats South played' the- king, and 0 J 106 ■ leg by a bufiet f li ^ by ( ^ of driver was Richard Matern, 18, “to repel any aggression 18-21- The same, survey also re­ Philharmonic Auditorium, new times as big as at City Center, This includes approximately 77 do not show a single year in London said U.S. and British In Cave West sig n e d epcpuragement < ’ AQJ9 them. I of Newtown. against Egypt,” but recently government reactions to '^ to ’s vealed 14 deathk In boating mis­ art museum buUdings and so on. People demand bigger names acres on Ellington Rd., across by dropidng the nine of., hearts. in which the Democratic party South W e* North E a* lo * as many membera als this In. New Hkven, Oorlnne Pond, left. Middle East peace plan have haps' and 87 by drowning. \ As a result, people are prone to aind bigger productions today, from Firehouse Oiie, recenUy TRENTON, Fla. (AP) — A South began the diaiitonds, ON UCONN 1 NT Pads 3 NT AllPass S id n e y year. Tlie Democrat high point 7,* of Bew Haven w as’ Injured Each, side claimed the other been eicepUcai since it calls for Althout^' cool temperatures H Q I believe that everything is Just whether i t ^ at the WW or at ac^re«^^from Burr and Wilder took the secoild STORRS (AP) Dr. Andrew HBHkK. THE ORDER OF THE OOLDEN RULB the New York State Theater. TOe additional acreage is be- 15-day search for Cecil Davis in regfatration was 25,672 in fatally when- hit by a car near started, the shooting, which be- Israeli withdrawal from all and inclemriit ^ weather pre- dandy, in the arts. - — - round, Re then continued with H. Souerwlne has been named her home. She died in Yale-New gan with a skirmish betweSh Is Without these things, they sthy ing studied by Luckmhn Assoc- ended Monday when rescue 1986. Arab terrltoiy with only a guar- vailed in many j[>arta of the na­ the deuce of hearts, iwd South back' came a heart to the ace. POITIER head of the Univendty of 0(m> Haven about an hour after the raell patrol-boats and Egyptian tion, boating accidents claimed Elven attendance figures seem away. lates consultants for the projects workers pulled* his body from As for th6 Republicans, the ; antee of the Big Four powers or to indicate that this is so. As I had to guess what was going on. Wilder sdoq had 200 points on necticut's' ICaster of Business adetRent. Police said the driver shore batteries. . the U.N. Security Council to 16 lives and 82 persons drbwned Dflinted out reoentiv naid at- launched a touring and Stanley Oeda, Site [dan TOH- the bottom of a H high point was 12,157 members Wilder’s plays were perfectly the scorepad and another story AdnM*^stra^on , program fa v/as Peter Goulet, 48, of North An Israeli army spokesman protect Israel’s borders. over Labor Day. Ooy or N14 pointed out recenOy, paid at known as its National sultant, as an additional residen- 67-foot-deep, collapsed lime­ natural if his hearts were head­ for his memoirs. in 1961. th e figure went below tendance at symphony concerts the 10,(WO mark last year. The Hartford. (' Haven..' . ‘ said Egyptian gunners i at Port Regardless of any other na­ using young singers, Hal and recreational segment of stone cavern five miles north­ ed by the Jack. If Blast’s hearts Taufiq, eouthemmost town on now exceeds paid attendance at Daily Questidn OOP primary list totaled 9,566 The unlveraity. In Its an­ In Ridgefield, c: 18-year-old tion’s -reactions, Uie Israelis less expensive scenery, and so the masterplan, Broderick said, west of Trenton in central BTdfl- were headed* by the ace, he As dealer, you hold; Spades, nouncement M o n d a y ,’^aaM Francfae L. 8

1 Vernort ^ ' Ford, UAW Are Grim * i*ollen Count ' TVxclay’s ra g rw ^ ~ ‘pollen FOR SALE Men’s Aetions Ave the Best Interpreters of Their T houghts—Locke count U the Hhrtfcrd area Proposal to Tie Sewer Lines As Talks Start Aeain JealA Panel is six, the Connecticut Tu­ By Town of Manchesterr-Pire Department -. Sets Meeting berculosis and Health As­ 1926 S a^v e City Service ladder truck with a full (Conttnned f^em Page One) sociation announced. To Manchester Flint Made cmnpl«nent of' laddera and a chemical aystem of two New Teachers Leam A -count of seven or 3S*gall^ tanks. School Cafeterias Police Arrests panics to cbntinut to operate. more Is likely to produce , Vernon' officials hope to con­ have then^ completed within Reuther said Monday his nrien On Nursing hay fever symptoms in a, nect the proposed sewer lines two weeks. would strlke,^ even If' President penson sensitive to • rag- in the. TalcottviUe and Over­ If the plan goes through, it Vehicle to he sold **aa is,” with the fire department About Town System Johnson asks-them not to. . The Pubic HelaMi Nursing weed pollen. brook sections of Vernon to the would eliminate the need for reserving the right to remove certain fire fighting To Open Thursday Bruc« M. breen, 17, of “l30 »"I don't care who asks It," Steentng Comnitttee m eets Manch^ter treatment plant.. a pumping station in Vernon. Biyan Dr. was cheated at 9:4S appUances. Teachers new to the Manchester school system were Reuther said, there will be no TliiuTaday a t 10 asn. a t the Mayor John E. Grant and Sewerage from tee two areas Afl cafdteHas in the Manchester public school sys­ welcomed by administrative officials and the Board of p.m. Sunday with breach of delay. Asked if that included the Vernon the toMm- engineer, A. Richard could be carried by grtfrity to . A peace. home of -Miais Doivttiea Ray­ . Vehicle may'be inspected at 138 McKee Street, tem 'Will be in full ope^ion on Thurs^y, the fir^-day Education this morning at an orientation program at President,, he said, "That’s Lombardi, '.met Friday with tee Manchester, plant. Lombar­ ^ schoel. Despite rising food epets, the opening price Manchester High School., Police said Green and an­ right." mond,' dnainman, <3®*’’^**’ Manchester Town Manager di said a pumping station for Manchester. Item to be removed will be identified at' other teen-dger, discovered sit- Plena on the befit way to con­ Driver Charged m metes will remain the same as last year—35 cente AU teachers .uriU return for .Practically no agreements, Robert B. Weiss and, John Cur­ Vernon would cost over 3200,- time of inspection. .tor tee ^complete lunch at tee tec. 1967-68 academic year to­ in a car at the rbar' of have been reached on what the duct the Pubic Health Nurs­ ry, director of the State Wa­ 000. Bike Safety ing. progiiam wUH be Aocussed In Car Crash elementary achobla, 40 cents morrow at 9, holding individual for . Teens, had their union calls its "longest and ter Resources ,^Commisslon, to According to the proposal, Ten baric rules for safe "faces ^tn^ plcMtlc bags" and With a nepreBentJattve fnam the Successful bidder must remove vehicle within five ifomplete at the Junior -, high Public School staff meetings at their respec­ most ambitious” list of wage dei ' 'Frank Ulttsch, 20,, of Stafford -tdlscuss the proposal. (The lines will go to Manchester schools, and 46 cents without bicycling riiould he Inrieted were "Inhulncr the contents." mands ever made. reghHlal oflSce of the State De- days after bid acceptance. tive schools In- tee morning and Springs was arrested Sunday for P’ac® the State only from Talchttyille and dessert ht tee high school. Calendar . upon . hy paranifis and offi­ spending the balance of the day Police said three tubes of A team of federal mediators paifemeilt of Health. Overbrook Heights. The. Box cials, the Oohneertfleut Safe­ ' ’*'teSfers," cem entT or plastic failure to drive to the left ^ • k. According to Mrs. Mary Up- preparing for tee. beginning of entered the talks Monday, the The three-year pilot program „ ,. , , ■ ' question that must be Mountain area, considered' the Sealed bids must be oddres^ to: J. S. Bbuu, 41 UMire., SepiL Sdhnol ty Oommlarion ■waanls. They models, were In the ^ypuths’ Police said Ulltsch’s car left- answered before a decision can Ung, wpervlaor of cafeterias, it classes Thursday. first time in more than 20 years WMch has been in operation most critical by local officials, Center Street, llfonchester, Conn^ticut. Envelope opena '''■ « are as followB: Today’s program began udth 8 possession. One “tester" ^w as that federal officials have sat In here in conjunotton with He­ may be possible to keep prices the highway on Reservoir Rd. be made about the- hookup Is ■would still go to the Rockirllle should -be maiked “Bid-Fire Trucki” ^ , at ounmit levels if parents en- i m , OoL 27 — TcniMieiiB’ 1. Obey all tradSfSc signff coffee at 9 followed by greet­ half empty, they said. ^this'stage of negotiations.. bron elMed on June 30. By and struck a dirt embankment, *t will affect Vernon’s ell- • ai^ rignala Green was released on a no plant because, Lombardi said. oourage chUdrmi eating at oonveriUna; no ochool. ings from William Curtis, su­ appeared however, that speCiail requeelt the S ta te A tire reportedly went flat oti ?*PtJtty for state and federal aid "It’s easier.” Wed., Nov. 22 — Fri„ 2. Give hand signals for bail compact, pending appear­ WilllamxE. Simkin, director of Date of bid opening—September 19, 196Y—41:00 Boliool to purchase their lunches perintendent of schools; ■ and .Health Department granted an his car apd he lost control of the tor sewer construction. Weiss said today the Gris­ in the cafeterias. Nov. 24 — Thanheglvlng re- all turns and for Stepping. Ronald Scott, assistant superin­ ance in Manchester CSrcuit the PederaKMediation and Con­ extension of one yeiar to the Lombardi said today }t . is AlM. / *■ , ' . Court 12 Sept. 18. o,.. wold Engineering firm is rep­ High sdiool pupila wte again oeOs; ftour4iMir cneeloa Nov- 3. Ride on the right hand tendent, and morning sectional ciliation Service, and two of his two towns to fonhuflate their He Sustained minor injuries possible the town will transfer resenting Manchester in the 22. ride of streets and high­ meetings for bote elemwitary William A. Blazensky, 22, of aides are only observing. its eligitality for aid money to be offered a choice of mparate- findings and present them, to and the car was towed from planning work. The sewage ly priced IteiM Including soup, nhum, Dec. 21. ttuough ways a t all times. and secondary tekehers. Marlborough was charged at "I think the Ford Motor Oo. the voters for acceptance '‘at the Scene. Manchester if the connection is plant 'W ill be for the Eighth sandwlohes, nessert and ice Mion., Jhn. 1, 1966 —C&riat- 4. Ride In single file and A noon luncheon was held in 11:18 p.m, yesterday with intox­ has decided they want a strike,” rejection. Alan Therrien, 21, of 29 Brook­ made. ication. Police' charge he was District also. There are now orenm. malB recens; ftour-liour seci- In a etralght line—wl'thout the MHS cafeteria. Guests were Reuther charged, "and I think Actually, the time extension, lyn St. was arrested Sunday and The proposal is being referr- two primary plants, one In the WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES dfon Dec. 21. < - weaving or- "horseplay.” Atty. John Rottner, chalrmsm In an intoxicated condition at they’re going to get orte.” &Q far as the local committee charged with making an improp- ^ ^® Federal Water Re- ’ lOlk will be available at all Myrtle St. He Is to appear In district and the other for the sdiools at 4 cents per half pint. JitoiL, Jlan- 29 — Klnder- 6. Be -alert for pedestri- of the Board of Education; "1 can think of no conceivable is concerned, operated only un­ er turn. Police said the arrest sources Division of the Office cujs, cars pulling from Manchester Court Sept. 18. rest of Manchester. Ice cream' may be purchased ghrten pupUa chlangie see- General Manager Robert Weiss; reason why the Ford Motor Co. til February because the plan was the result of a one-car ac- ^® Department of the Inter- Day In.'..Day Out... dions. curbs, and car 'doors open­ Ralph L. Sterfce, 17, of 48 would want a strike,” replied every day at the junior high Mayor Nathan AgostlneUl; Rob­ must be in the hands of the cldent on Banforth Rd. Friday. *°r in Boston. ^ Mton., Feb. 19 .Itfiirough ing suddenly. ert Brock, executive vice presi­ Edison Rd., was charged with Malcolm L. Denise, Ford vice Board of FlnanC^'-iyhich begins Therrien was heading east on Lombardi said he is In the Bohools and.in the elementary Frt., Feb. 23 — 'VWnIter va- 6. Ride a safe, well taking a car without the owner's president for labor relations. BidioolB on days It is Included dent of the Chamber of Com­ work on the tiown’s'^ a !^ « t at Rt. 30 and made a right turn process ylth Manchester engin- ceiuion. equipped bike th at includes merce; Eugene Montany, pres­ ■ permission and illegal use of A shutdown of the firm would that time. Into Banforth Rd., police said. ®®ro of preparing maps outlfn- «■ PRESCRIPTIONS In the lunch menu. ^ F rl, April 12 — Good lights, reflectors, and - a registration plates. He was ar­ idle. workers in 27 states and ident of tee PTA CouncU; Doug­ The Steering Convnititee for His car left the highway and proposal. He hopes to Tickets may be purchased Friday; no nchooi. horn or hell- las Pierce, business manager rested at 2:46 yesterday morn­ would knock Ford out of produc­ the pilot program has been struck a large rock ledge. Ther­ ' . . . resulting in ni^ningful weekly ip a minimum number IMon., April 22 lOuiougli 7. RJde only one on a ing In Vernon. Stence is accused tion of 1968-model care''wlth only for the school board; and The­ hampered by, ' among other rien was treated for head In-' Worth detennined by tee individual Frt., April 26 — Spring Va- bike. odore Fairbanks, supervisor of of taking a Volkswagen bus 85.000 in the hands of dealers. things, a number of interrup- juries at Rockville General Hos­ day with evakdlng responsibility savings to you every day! schools. Money tor tee follow­ oatfon. 8. 'Ulse extreme caution from Moriarty’s used car lot Ford normally makes pital. as' the result of a one-car accl- buildings and grounds. about tioOb due to lock of ^afir,from Knowing No npa end downs la yonr Freocrlptfon ing wedk’s lunches will be col­ Thura, (May 30 and Fri., entering trafftc from side Later this afternoon tee new off Hartford Rd. sometime over 50.000 cars a week. the Steite HeaBtli Department. Extensive daunage was______done dent on West Main St. Police lected on Friday at Verplanck, Mlay 31 — Memorial Day; streots and driveways. 5 oosto—no “dtoconnto” today, “Beinlnr the weekend. Among the top UAW demands to the car and it was towed from said Kowaiczyk struck, a fire teachers .were to meet at their As a ressuSt, the reports, the prices” tomorrow! Buckley, Buckland and ^Robert­ no (KhooL 9. Be sure the Mke "fits' individual schoqla. Stence is scheduled to appear are paying workers a monthly the scene. He Is scheduled to ap- hydrant and cCntihued on to his son Schools, and -on Monday at commilttee feeta, have not given No "reduced specials”—no "temporary Fri., June 21 SUhooG the rider. Several other orientation in court on Sept. 18. salary as the basis of a guaran­ an accurate enouglh picture of pear In Rockville Circuit Court home. A traffic expert said, "The all other sdMols. ckMeia (Sen c a le n d a r 10. Barents — Prohibit teed. annual Income, a substan­ 12 Sept. 19. The hydrant was damaged rednotfaHu” on Fresm lptloas to lore meetings will be held the first Daniel J. Topping, 16, of 494 the need for tlie service on a more a person drives the MUk moiiey will be collected nobeia) children from riteng In traf­ few weeks of school as follows: tial wage boost and equiai pay Robert Carpenter, 18, of 101 enough to cause water leakage. onstomers! N. Main St., and Edward Bi permanent basfe. more he is apt to become weekly on Friday at Nathan Oalenthu’ Notes fic uriitU they dan demdn- .There will be a general staff Wrobel Jr., 16, of 10 Depot St., for American and Canadian Tbe committee hoa been re­ ■South St. was arrested Sunday Kowaiczyk will appear in court overconfident in his driving At the same tlnae, there Is never any Hale and Bentley. Schools. "strate compldte control. workers. , and charged with failure to obey Sept. 19. ability, which is unfortunate. compromise in service or qnaUty! The oalenidar ptrovldes for meeting' for all teachers Tues­ were charged with breach of luctant to go beftore a town Parents wiehteg their child to Globe School Reported Right on Schedule day at 3:16 p.ni. at Manchester The union has rejected the a stop sign. Police said he went y Donald R. Page, 22, of South Records indicate that 80% 184 days, four of ■wbUteli are peace early yesterday morning meeltlng jvltti InBufladent data of all major accidents Involve YOU GET OUR LOWEST buy one meal may do so by . High School, with remarks by after they were found drinking companies’ offer to increase through the stop sign at South ^Windsor was charged Sunday aOt aeOde ns "Bnow” days. Gtobe Hollow School, the first all-new school to be conf- where the maiin office will be located. ISife expanse to the on 'wfilich to request that the experienced drivers 'with no PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE sending tee money In tee morn­ If the four extra days are right of the office section wtill comprise the tetemedlate Rooms Assigned Supt. CUrtis. atS7 Edward St. The charges wages by 13 cents an hour, then town flnanoe a Pubttc HealiUi and West Sts. Court date is set Vlth failure to drive in the ■We Deliver ing of the day they wish to iSfcrudted in Mancheotter since DUng J\mior High in 196L to increase them by 2.8 per cent previous record of serious ac­ YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE not used for makeup due to wing (Grades 4-6). The primary and speclBl-purpiWe ctass- Teachers new to the system resulted from complaint of party Nureliig Fingram- for Sept. 19. . proper lane. Police said his car cidents. Indications are that Everywhere buy. is qulddy beginning to take shape on its wooded, 13-*cre MHS Students wlU also attend special meetings noise coming from that address, each year. In wages and fringe Bronislaw Kowaiczyk,.. 39, of crossed Banforth Rd. and struck chances of an accident in­ MORE THROUGHOUT THE dtorma, pupila ■will finislh ante, off Dairtmoulth Rd. als ekterior walls eneflose the dteel rooms will be at .'the for right in another wiing running per­ Under the pilot program, the The menu tor this week is as on Monday^ June 17. If all pendicularly. The 12-room school wUl alsol contain an audi­ relating to the teaching of read­ ^*dx>se residents were away at benefits, the average worker nursing services have been 83 Spring St. was charged Sun-, an embankment. crease in direct proportion to YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR F ast ffrilows: skeleton. This view, looking noTthweri, reveals that the Ninth grade home room as­ now makes about 34.70 an hour. the amount of driving done. tour exftia days are uaed, torium-gym, a cafeteria and a library. The AnnuUd Oon- ing which will be under tee di­ the time. furnished and paid for by the PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. Thursday: Hamburg patty on north and went wlaMs of concrete block and deep brown ex­ signments for students at Ben- rection of Miss Daisy ''Ptlcher, - Ford did agree 'Monday to dis­ So those of us who are most achool 'Win cloee Friday, terior brick are subetantiaUy erected. The masons in the rtructlon, Oo. of Manchester is the general oontraotor. Man- John Scott IVllloughby, 16, of State Department of Health as experienced should be the roU, potato chips, green beans, June 21 wtth a four-hour key Asnocia'tes,’ also of Ifonchester, is the architect. Oom- net Junior High School have reading consultant. 134 Birch St. was charged .with cuss in Detroit the UAW propos­ EYE-GLASSES by foiegnound are Haying up walls at one of two main en­ a demonstration of what such most cautious. If you drive TRY US AND SEE milk, apple crisp. . seatfion. pleition Is planned for mltd-March and work Is reported to be been announced. They are as' Sessions for,..primary teachers theft of motor vehicle plates, al on Canadian pay. a program can give the towns-> Friday: Fruit cup, tuna-mac­ trances 'to Ihe school. This one ■will open on the adminis­ __ _ _ The UAW said it would drop more than 12,000 miles the Quoiteta end Nov. 9, Jan. right on schedule. 1h.e school will cost just under 31 udl" follows: wiU be held Thursday, Sept. 14, improper use of marker plates, people. Patients receiving the DeBelld and Rdale Opticians estimate of chance of an ac­ aroni salad, sliced tomatoes trative and health suite at the “heart" of the building. The at Bowers School, and Interme­ 26, .April 5 and June 21. concrete Slab and mdtal condi^ box at left center show lion. (Herald pOioto by Ooe.) Class 9A, Room M17, A-Ber; opmUng an unreglstered'motor “"*»**■ la^ r pracUces charges services have themselves paid cident is one in three, but if and lettuce, bread, butter, milk, M U ^uartere (for edemen- diate teachers wiU meet Thur» vehicle aiMj dperatlng a motor flrat thl accordance with . Complete mileage is .only 4,000 to 8,000, ice cream. Class 9B’; Rdl>m M19, Bi-Carl­ day. Sept. 21, at Bentley SoMwl. chances of an accident go to itary school progrew re­ vehicle without a Ucense. He ‘‘’®f’ their ability to pay. The And- Future weekly school menus The times and detalhr Af each -M. - .1 While the union cannot legally Eye Glass Service one in ten. E xtra caution can ports) are O ot 9, Jan. 8, classes and for a study hall. son, Cheiyl; Class 9C, Room ^ bargain in the United SU tZ tor oyer Grange has operated a give us much better odds.” will be puMlshed In The Herald Miarch 13 and May 13. Catholw School Bolton The other will be used for so­ M21, Carlson, Dean — Dim; meeting will be announced later. Canadian wages, it wants any volunteer transportation serv­ For extra consideration, each Thursday. cial study classes. The band Class 9D, Room M22, DIs — 'Gn Wed., Sept. 27,- tee Cham­ ying down B. Center St. contract to include a clause ice to take patients to clinlcMs, value and wonderful service, jCalehdar will continue to rehearse In the Gal; Class 9E, Room M23, Gan ber of (Commerce wlU hold its hospitals and’physicians. There see us! G —Ham; Class 9F, Room M24, annual' rec'bptlon and tour of tee 1 ^ ,*’®' forbidding a comp&ny from pay- ’Wed, Sept 6 — Sfchool gym. . longed to Shirley CiognoU of 49 union workers outside the has been no expense to the town. Dillon Sales and Service, Ham — .Johnson, Douglas. town for new teachers. This Durant Sti who told police she At the culmination of the pilot Inc. opens. Changes This Year: The new principal said he had Class 9G, Room M26, John­ year, tee 3:16 p.m. reception United States less than Ameri­ At THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE, Ttiurs., Odt. 12 — Oolum- never seen a school building _ told the youth he could drive the can workers doing the same program the town will be asked Your Ford Dealer Crews Convert Space son, Marybete —Leb; Class 9H, will be held at niing Junior High to accept or reject a permanent 18 Asylum St. bUB Diay; no nctioOl. used "as close to capacity as l^ th ; Class School. car

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PAigp an MANCHESTER RVENING H E R A m MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 PAGE SBVEII There Are Mol-e Men EnnJbled by Than Jiy Nature^ Our Duty, W e Learn to Do It-r-E, Manchester Public School Bus Schedule H ebron C oven try FUUic ach 3:46 pm. am. Retum ti^ 2:46 pm. lawlnC requirenieots: ney and Brie, Keeney and Lin- HaMUIonl Bd. (443), Cooper, OOVBNTRT mOH-SOHOOtL School, who will remain on this this bus at Robertson School 1. AU puidls in kindeivarten wood, K « ^ e y and Hackmatack, OampaeU, Ooophr HM,. OomoU, 8 us No. 17—(Aveiy, Bald­ MCOtB Bus 1 — BfaMt irinp ait Mc- bus when it reaches Robertson also, plus transfers from Stone- and Grades 1 through 3 who arriving >7:00 a.m. Return trip BTaUrtleM, No. SlaMlelM, McKee win, Bryan, Oaxman, Cornwall, ROBERTSON To the School Kuriefc'S on Sorttb St alt 7. School. Home on same bus. house Rd. and Pine Lcdce Shores. 2:10 p.m. (99-OM), Bank, MhUeaeid, Demling, Pood Lome, OUldaxtd Boa No. 10 —iStarts 8:10 am. ^ ^ a Board of Biduoatkm has eratun and la in kee|Siig with 'live more tiMin one mile waUC' a orth S t itb B it 8, R t 6 riortti Bus •: lint trip—First stop at Pick up sixth grade pupils on Ini' dUtanoe from the school. Bus No. 19—(Birch Mt. Rd, Phtei, West.) (17), WXnBiiui (20 ), Summit at 611 No. Main, stops at No. ^pprovad aeveh nerw staff mem- the praaant day language. ‘jChe to BMonsrte’s aott irtuiri on corner of Daly Rd. at 7:66, lake St., Root Rd., Co, South, Oakbind land LUliian ar­ Andover haa been named to The new shchd studlea pro- las nqilie, PeiiaKxMas, a t Stiver ' Bus •: second trip—Lakevlew HUl Rd. at 8:10, Brigham Tav- 3. A ll pupils In Grades T ^ e m , stops at 574, 307 Gardner, fleiid, OampOeM and Coopeg^ ariivbig 7:46 am. Rrtutn trip riving 8:30 a.m. Retum trip 3 teaoh first tirade. Mie is a 1967 gram intnoduesd last year* will : S t icncner Dor BumagBas. Hosne Terr. at 8:06, Lakewood ern Rd. to WaUace’s and return through 9 who Uye more than uaidner and Spring, Spring and Hffl, Oaropfleld and Westwood, 2:40 p m . pm . graduate of WlUlniantlc ^ te b T ^ d e irw e ^ ^ to Rt. 44-A,' Richmond Rd. to Bus No. U — Starts 8:06 ' College with a bachalor’s dc m eU^idea I h i^ lh r ^ on ssint birt Heights. Home on same bus, l\ i miles walking distuice t i ^ , 6%, 401, 309 Birch Mt. asirifvling 7:45 a m Return titp BUGHLANn RABM 44-A, to N. River Rd. to fork a m .-a t 866 Adams, steps at 163 gree. lOss CSladwlck has nine mer. NataUe CMombato Bus 3 — Flirt Stop at oortwr first' trip. from the schocd. ' Rd., Bifoh Mt. and Carter, 2:35 pjn. Bus No. 10—Starts ono am. Bus 7—Judd Rd. at 7:60,'Rim* and return, stops on 44-A to at Spitng and Garttaer, rtnps Adams, Adams ond ToUand yean of teodilng experience in end two other teachers from a t Pailcer Bridge Rd. and 4. All pupils in Grades 10 Hi^tmd and Wyllys, Highland Bin No. 6—(Hartford Rd. Bunker H U R d (at 7 :(» , Bunk­ ker-HllI Rd. to DoUerts’, Park­ Carpenter Rci. Home on Bus 8 through 12 who live m ote than Cuidlewood, arriving at (642-701), Spencer, HlUstoym, e t Spring and Oobb HUl, Tpke., Tolland Tpke. Aid Meek- Grade 1 and 2. three of these suRoinidliig towns combed second trip. I ville, 180 Windsor, 235 Bum- were In WetthenOcM, four in siww and movlM at the town er HM R d, sbop at ooraer at er Bridge Rd. to Melody’s and tiwo miles walking distance. 7:45 a.m. Return tri> 2:16 p.m. Woodslde, Terty, Wetherell Spring and Thm, 704 Spring, Bus 7 '— iF ln t stop on Rt. ham, Burnham and Drexel Venum and two oversaas in Ehg- activitifls and sites to be used South S t f t r JOntes cblMren, return, also picking up sixth from the school. rus No. *0 — (Adams (109- (494), Bush HUl, Keeney, Le- Bighbind and wyuiyB, Klgh- Burnham and Craft, Croft and land and Copenhagen. .for their social stikBes programs rinp (at Blasea R d HOtne on grade pupils for Coventry 44A above , ^wln HUls develop- 5. Pupils attending the spc- 345), Angel, Burnham, Croft, land. Brie, Unwood, BldweU tand and Oandtawoiod, eirivixig Grammar School Who wUl trans- ment at 8:06, Rt. 44A west to 8:26 a.m. Retum trip 2:30 p.m. Windsor, 109 Buckland, Buck-. Miss Cstherine Hsrgreaves of on the swwid grade levd. aome bun. d a l classes at the Highland MeekvUle, No. Main (687-756), (359-379), Frances, HUls.) land and ToUand Tpke., arriv­ L a w m ee, Mass., wUl teach sec- laniwXhwmf figures to date Bus 8 — pnirt rtop on Jbnes fer to Bus 2 at Robertson Bolton Branch Rd., Bolton Park, Keeney and, Robertson TaUand T^ke. (1039-1693), Wind- Starts 7:26' a.m. at 542 Hart- Boa Na . 19—iStarts at 7:50 Branch Rd. to Cedar Swamp ing 8:30 a.m. Return trip 3:06 ond grade. Mrs. Hargreaves re- ^low the school wiU open with CiBoartng RkL a t 7, Meraow R d , School. Home on Bus 6, second Schools. CUnce these pupils are g^r, Union (31), No. School ford Rd., stops at 701 Hartford am. at Autuxim and Ashworth, Rd., to Bread and Milk St. and p.m. celved a bodielor’s degree In 576 ■eudfmtji Last year, 642 at- Ckwwa Lane and Oaasidy Hill trip .' , provided home delivery,. the Rd., 100 l^wncer. Hills town and rtlopa a t Autumn and E Maple, return on Cedar Swamp Rd. to (154), Mints (4). Bus No. 17—Starts 8:20 am. 1966 In Salem. Maas. State GOl- tetiAeA schoot. ___Rd.______(to Baxter HU Rd aiid re- Bus 3—First stop on Ripley schttlule fo r thorn is not con ______a.m. at 163 Woodslde^ MO Hillstown, HUls- 261, 326 ATltunm, Highland Rt. 44A, all pupUs on 44A to Starting 7:30 at Cornwall and Bryan; stops lege. She has eight years expert- School Bne Boutn burn by Fhliy Lone to N. River HIU Rd. at 7 :46, Cooper Lane, . talned under the schools Ust- »dams Stops at 1693 TbUand town and Hills, IM, 871 Bush and Gardner, 738, 329, 241 at Bryan laitd Pond Lane, arriv­ ence in Grades 2. 3 and 4 In Boa 1 Bhan» TCBO—anCorest mis r-v'T R d ? to m S l . Dart rittp fbr Root Rd. ,SpAngdale Ave. Last Brewster St wherever possible ed below. ; ^ ToUa^ Tpke. and Meek- HUl, Bush HIU and BeU, 678 Birch ML Rd., Birch ML and 5 ing 8:36 am. Return trip 3 Haveriilll, Vtem. Dr., Ban IhkiB Bd., Deepamod tteparioo on N. River Rd. Hoond stop for Wayne Little on Cross P'fl**”* “P 6. Physically handicaM>ed 'J.g ’ 300 Windsor, Bum- Bush HUl, Bush HUl aild^Keen- Carter, 661 Porter, arriving St. Home on same bus. sW® of the highway. SUver St. p.m. Henry Kefawy o f New Britain Dr., Nbrtfa F k»d Rd., Ht. 85 <0 on same bua, aeooind tink>. 8:26 am. Return tilp 2:36 and Bus 9—FHrst atop Lake St. at to England’s farm and return. chU<]ren. . ______'ham’ and ’Drexel, Burnham and Bijn Na- 30—Starts 8:20 ia.m has been named to a si^th grade ootner of Rt. 307. Boa 6: FIrat trip—iFUrrt rtop EUglble students who attend Croft and Windsor, Tol- Erie, Keeney and Leland, Keen- 2:50 p.nUi 7:60, then back to Ntein S t Home on same bus, serimd trip. ^ n u u N o at 746 Parker, stops at 876 pocitton. Kelsey was graduated Biu 1 Btanentaiy (1): 5:00 cn Fhaudeis Rd. for Patricia the secondary schools should ^ ' ke. and No. Main, 748, gy mdweU, arriving 8 a.m. this June from Central Ocm- —HEDcrerit Dir., lid ce Rd., ChUdren from Mason S t, Pros­ Bus '8 — Waterfront i>ark at IR^Nio. 1—(LydaU (340- Parker, 9 Deming, Demling and Breen at 7:00, FTandeis Rd. 8:20, with stops at Wangumbaug check the streets listed (for “ ** jj j,o. Main and trip 2:M p.m. Supplementary Reading Library Ready neOticut State College. Deepwood Dr. pect St., and WaU St. will meet 344), Vi^-Veraoo, VerhOn (400- Baldwin, Baldwin, and 'Mherta, and High St., wHth lart stop on Dr. and Lakevlew Dr. Home cm address) and use that bud for Z j s Z and No. ^ ^o. 6-Goslee, W. Cen- Mrs. Zrta F\)ra, elexnenibary reoxUng specialist, was at work in the schools’ BuppHemerttary Mrs. Ruth Twomey, a gtad- .Wn^ 1 JOementsiy (3), 8186 this bus at Community Center 872), Rtohm or* Boott, (Doraet, FUberta and Oonoord Elberta High 0 t Home on aome bus, same bus, first telp. attendlng school. When bus ^ 8:10 am ., t * ' arid (317-388), Wad- reading llhrary well in advance of U»e opening of classes. Started two years ogb.and hed^ ' UBlte a t BL Joeepta’s College and —O x n e r o f R t. 85 and Kinney next stop at Center School, Rt. EUen, Kenneilj^ Le^highoin.) and Avery, 160 Avery, Avery seoond trip. Bus 9 — first trip — BeUevue routes have been estabUshed on if p m deU (56-116), Pioneer, Tyler, and Doming, arriving 8:40 am. ed ait Bentiqr School, the Ubnary was renovated and reorganized during the summer. Only the ihtsqsive program for col- Rd., Rt. 85, Amriton VHlage, Boa 61 Second Mp — Water- 31, then Smith’s garage. Plains a permanent basis, all students /yyioodiaixie, Dudley, Ensign, Ludai^ Buncfe, ^Startb 7:26 am: at 66 W. at 8:20, Oak Grove, Daly Rd., a smiaiU sectW of the new hookShelyes constructed by 'the mollnltenamce depantmetit is lege graduates at Central Con- •mil. North IV»d Rd. fltoiilt Bark alt 7:20, w ito stops Rd., return on Snake HIU Rd., attending secondary schools wUl BWhveU, 9e“ »»an, Diane, NUes, Hackma- Vernon, ctops a t 141, ^191 W. Retum trip 2:65 p m . to, and includihg Standish Rd. SOUTH shown here. Cartons at left contain reading matertals ready for ddUvery to InKltvlduna c9asB- necti^ State CoUege, has hem Boa * “ *------1 :“ 7UJ6— ” Hope — alt WOngumbaug* Drive WaddeU, WaddeU and 238), Ludlow, Hlghwood, Fer­ Gardner, 'S62, 450, 562, 491 R&,HfL. 7,Y BabcndkiMDcnoK HM:nosi' Rrex. t 6 a to turn on School St., chUdren on ._ a,.., ^ Bus Routes for Tolland Schools deigarten teacher for five years, Hope Valley (triU Reldy HM Sj ». ma Church L«.. MU guson (203-280), Butternut, Gardner, 279 F'ern, Main and ule, the cooperation of pupUs Dudley, 571 Hartford Rd., Hack- TECHNICAL SCHOOL, BH8 TOILAND HIGH SCHOOL derson, Goose Lane. P.M. re- returns to tbe -Hriiroa school jul, (port) Rit 2, ChUttendeii stops—at Porter (501-646), WyUys, Fin­ Shallowbrook, arrii^g 8 ;26 a.m. StTaoiBl at. 'ruM, •«* M thl. hu. .1 two rtopMt V ."T*' and parents is required. Buses matack and NUes, arriving 7:46 Bus 61 — Starts at 7 a.m. at (Grades 6 through 9) tum trip Bus 61 leaves THS syrtem this fan and will tearii r q ., jbneu l^, Burrows HUl Lane and BtdweU drive, return to 44A, last stop ley, NSW Bouton, E Middle Retum trip 3 p.m. •' - Braflirands, omOy obber rtop on Church cannot go out of their way to ^ Betum trip 2:80 p.m. Buff Cap Rd., Plains, Buff Cap Bus 64 —Leaves 8 a.m. Peter 2:30, Baxter St., Old Farms, Grade 1. M s. Thomen has had Rd., Bt. «A Ito Maiiborougb House. ’This bus will also pick at Driekon’s. Home on Bus 3, pick up pupUs nor they can they ^ j,g ,_(L ydaU (368-737), Tpke. (806 and 943'—dl49). (Trip .2) Starts 8:30 a.m. at Lake S t for gixnrt Bated, Clapp, first trip. 105 Spiing, stops at Dartm^th (includes Cone Rd.), Old Staf- Green, Kozley, Bald Hill. Re- Meadowood, Ca^dy 14' yeaih eiq^erleoca The last ^ne, R/t 6IA, Grirt MM Rd., New Men in ‘Bolton Schools Lee, Doiyol, Frazier, DlbUe, up sixth grade pupUa for Cov­ stop at individual houses. . Whiib <^78), Lake, Eastland, Starts 7:M am. at Ferguson Bus 16 — First atop on Jones and Tuck, Dartmouth and Thay-'^ ford, Hicks Memorial Schqol tum trip Bus 60, trip 1 leaves derson, Goose Lane, pU is^ - fotur years she has been tearii- M aijorte iCta*. '' Dr. Joeeph P. Cairtagnfet, left, new superintend art of BoRon schoote, works on the high PriMtier, MdMaliion a i* Yaitee. Grammar School from PupUs sue expected to be on Wutticina arid LKehacM, Overlook, Indian, WesUand, and Mouiitaiin, stops a t Porter Crossing Rd. at 8:00, Merrow er, arriving, 8:40 a.m. Rrtum t^knsfers, to Windham Tech. THS at 2:30 p.m. dents on Merrow Rd. from ing in HoiwalL Bus 8 Rhamii 7:89—(Comer Bdrool Bcheduting Ixrard with Norman T. Shaw, new high ariixxti principal. (Hereikl photo Home on (Biaime bus, aaoond'tiip. Stonehouse Rd. and Pine Lake time and to travel only on the anid Duaiay. ”'^»Dale, Greev.wood, Lynch, E. and WyUys, .Finley and E. Mid­ Bus 61 leaves RHS 2:10 p.m. Bus 63 -Leaves 8 a.m. from Baxter St. to Town Line. Mtan Carol OuUette o f East ^ Rits. 94 hsHl 86, RIt 85 to> Shores who wlU transfer to Bua Rd., Goose Lane and Cassidy bus to which they have been as- Retanm ttip 2:W Middle Tpke. ( ).) trip 3 p.m. b y B toto). B os 7 — FYirt Stop ion Otianlt HUt Rd., to Baxter Rd. corner 866 dle Tpke., 190, 172 New BoOftion, Trade School students are taken Kingsbury-Ave. Ext Kngs^ry Bus 68 - ^ a v e s 7:30 from Longmeadow, Mass., has been pvmert Fork end WrisNm’; 6 at Robertson School. Home on signed. AU buses wUl display ^ ^ “1 ^ S t a r t s 7:26 a.m. 368 LydaU, 805 E Middle l^ka; B. Middle waddeLl Hm Rd., Frencii’a Ooraer at 7, and return, last" stop at Joncus’ Bus No. 9—Starts 8:10 a.m. home accord^g to location, at 3 Ave.. Rt. 30. Tolland Ave., Got- G®hri*« New Rd. appointed to Grade 3 and Mrs. r.«««i«, London Rd. W ert, JOn' Dunu Rd., Oeklar Swamp Rd. same bus. their numbers on their wind- (826-7M), Dover, Bdmoa, gj^ps at LydaU and Vernon, Tpke. and Ludlow, arriving ® tier Rd. Part of Rt. 74 from Blueberry Hill, Pine Hill, Laurel Cyrilla WUUs of Voluntown ydU and Boot, London on Goose Lane. Home on same' shield. Dngleiwood, Piilto^ Ho^dee, LydaU, 258, 145, at 1006 W. Middle Tpke., stops p.m. to Rit 44A. Home on same bus, COVENTRY 7:50 am . Retum trip 2:30 p.m. Peter Green to THS. P.M. re- Ridge), Cider Mill. P.M. retum join the staff os a Grade 4 Rd. Bart.. bus. Pupils should board and leave Mioa»e, Saleon, w edge- 35 Lak^^ Greenwood and Indian, at Dover and W. Middle Tpke., ROCKVILLE mOH seooald trip. GRAMMAR SCHOOL Boa Nh. 7—(Lydail (358- tum trip. Bus 64 leaves THS trip leaves THS 2:80. teartier.TCuw. Boa 8 nemewtaiy; 7:89 — Sihool Bus Routes for Bolton Bus 11 — Retum from WUll- the bus at the stop nearest their _ „ . _ . Greenwood and Marion, arriv- 57 Wedgewood and Englewood, Bus 66 — Starts at 7 a.m. at Bos 8 — Lake(vtew Terr, at Bus 1 — Return from Man­ mantic with first stop at Depot' 737), Vernon, (278), Lake, 2:46; Bus 64 — Leaves 7:80 from Mra ChilSUne Wyngarden, 'Weet and Bast Indud- homes. Grade 9 pupUs, niing Stam^ ^36 aJtn. ^ j„g 7.55 Return trip 2:36 EaStiand, lOvetiook, Bidlan, 28 Englewood, arriving 8:26 Welgold Rd., Grant HUl (In- Bolton Jimlor-Seiiior at Brandy St. at 'LoOmla Rd., tP eUs’, at Morgan’s, at ‘Thom’s, 7:06, Judd Rd. (Stop, Beebe chester by Rt. 6 with first atop Rd. for sixth grade pupils at Bus 62 —Leaves 8:20 a.m. Mile HUl, Dockerel, Cedar the speech and bearing teacher lauila Dr. and COiclyn ,Dr., for Qxoot ChUdren at 8:20, Junior High School, are Usted 5 5 ^ P-™- «- Westland, Dale, Greenwood, a.m. Return trips 2:60 and 3:06 cludes Slterry Circle, Glen, Corrinne, High School. Brandy St. and School Rd., to at Oram’s, and on to school. » Oamt> Rd. arid HMide Mae Coventry Grammar School at p.m. Swamp, Loehr (includes CUark, and Mrs. Gladys Shaw, physical auead Church, Bus 6 (first run): Starts at South St., to Swamp Rd., North- under that school. B“* Bo. 8—(W. Middle Tpke. Lynch, E. Middle Tpke, (865). Stuart Drives, part of education teacher, have rertgn- ^^ Rhams quid'—Corner Boa 3 (first nm): Starts at Brandy Sti at KendaU’s, to Drive. Home on Bua 16. 8:20, pick up all sixth graders 2nd trip — 'Starts 8:30 a.m. Russell, Ann), Reed Rd., Car­ 3 4 8 at ‘Tolland Rd. arid field’s, last stop at Goreezky’s AUowances must be made for ®**“ WMItney, a in y l^ at 7:50 (B9S-720), Wedgewood, Angel, Lane), Cider MUl, Welch Rd., Anthony- Rd. Retum P.M. trip. 7:06 at Deming Road and Watroiis Rd. at Booley's, to Bri- Boa 8: Second trip — liake-.. along Rt. 81 and Main St., and S taits 7:25 eum -at 368 Ly-: ParUade' - Apts., arriving 8:40 ter Dr. P.M. leaves THS 2 :80. ed their poets and as yet no re- MOneton Hlh and Rt. 85, em­ La., to Plymouth La. and L ^ - 44-A. Home on Bus 12, ■ time variations slrice the sched- M

n- rick's,. to Brookfield Rd., to ■ the schedules are adc^ted on a (306-466) HttUanl (273-604), sor, Burnham and Drexel, 180 Bus No. 10—'(Parker (775- P.M. leaves' RHS at 2:10 p.m., ToUand Center. P.M. trip l^yes open she will continue in her Boa 4 Blementeiy (l)i 8t00 South Rd. at Feniwood Dr., to HIUb Dev., pick up Pmee cWl- V*®!*®*" "• already on, aU sixth shores and School St. permanent basis, buses should Tolland T^ke. (738-1015); Windsor, ToUand; Tpke. and dents from Spring and Arvine above trip in . Grahaber, Brownabridge, Web- verse Rd., to Birch Mt. Ext. Fernwood Dr. at end — turn­ Box Mt. Rd. and Lake St., ^ to droi tor St! Mai^ piric up 'toP o" Beverly 875), Ooncoxd, Tolbmd Tpke. THS at 2:40, reversing trip, present ci^pactty as clerk. —iMansOon HIU and Rt. 86 to Lake . St. a t' turnaround, S j ■ _ 'her, Hunter, Bakos, Sugar HUl run in accordance with the time BnoRid (26-48), Duval.) MeekvUle, Adams and ToUand only), stops at Spring and Dart­ Bus — Starts at 7 a.m. at Bus 61 —Leaves 7:30 Four OoMde Classes at Bolton Center Rd., and ' to around, to Rt. 44A at Peipln’s Ohaiosy and Grt^ ri*dn« ^^r. at 8:16 Rt. 81 to Coventry (317-826) I Oaklanld, Gleason, 66 to'THS. PM return trip leaves CdklMaiter Bne and rstutn to to school. •' South Si.; Seagraves Rd., Tal- - - - schedule. i SOarting 7:26 am. at 774 Tpke., W. Middle Tpke. and South, Oakland Ter., IlUlan, mouth, 299 Spring, Spring and Eaton Rd., Rt. 30 to Post Home, Old Post Rd., Old Post Rd. Ext. As a resiitt of the new school school. Store, to Rt. 44A at North Rd. alt Gnanoe. Home on Marne bus. Grammar ^hool. Home oh Bus Gardner, Spring and Cobb Hill, THS i:3Q. NUcU Rd., Old Ooicherter Rd., Bos 8 (second run): Starts at Bus 6 (Second run): Starts at cott HIU Rd.; (no stops on Rt. The bus ^edule listed in al- ToUand l^ e ., dtOfw at 912 Wedgewood, arriving 8:00 a.m. N. School, Union COurt, Ed­ Rt. 30 to Hunter Rd., Old Staf­ -Garnet Ridge, Mountain Spring, notnoc bringuaus readyjiow*jr for occulmncy , OoBclwrier Bne end return, at Keeney Dr., and to school. Bos 9: Second trip — Ger­ 6, first trlri — — . Spring and Tam, Timrod and 7:30 on Rt. '44A at Petock’s, to 8:30 at Hebron Rd. at LOomls 81)» South lUver- Rd., and phabeUcal order by schOiUs are ToOand T)>ke., AJdanurand HU- Return trip 2:M p.m. ward MUi) ford Rd., Hicks'Memorial School HiUcrest, Crestwood, Hilltop ELE»b6NTAIIY SCHOOLS in Septemtoer, four dosses ctoeyvate RiL, Rriidy HUl (part) Bos 4 (first run): Starts at 8 ald Baric r t 7:20. Hkzna on Bus Bus 16: First txlp—First atop Timber, Timrod and Gardner, Stltham’s, to Rt. 44A opposite Rd., to Hebron Rd. at ^ School Wrights MUl Rd. Home on same listed below—with the excep- Itaiiid, HBHard and Duval, Bus No. 9 — (Center (620-819), transfers Doyle Rd., Hurlburt Rd. P.M. leaces THS 2:40 re- (Hicks Mamorial be housed in Hebrcm outside the OoOclMHber Rd. R t 86, Rt. kt"^ French Rd. at Sauer’s, to 8. on Bread and Milk S t at 8:00, Starts 7:30 am at 776 Park­ 362, 606 Gardner, 288 Fern, ar­ Lake House, to Pepin’s, to ‘Tol­ Rd., opposite Grabhef’s, at bua. Uon j^pock- deigailen class will meet in the rrenenFYcnch tw.Rd. axat neicnenReichert’s, s, axat lean’s, at Alton's, at at CknumunMy Csnlter (and B ld­ Avery, Denwg and ToUand Bus No. 11—Starts 8:16 a.ni. —Hebron Center, Rt. OA to R t 44A and North Rd., to Rt. Crockett’s 7:66, South St, Woodbrldge Rd., B’rench’s Corneh,.,Bri>adway to edition: ^ P 2^® P-*»- von, Olcott St! ( - ),’ St. Bus 64 - Starts at 7 a.m. at Vlr^^a La^, part of Antoon^ erel, Loehr (Includes Rute^, Gilead OongregaUonal Church. Jarvis’s, to French Rd. and Ly- to achool. weU Hoime, Schtoot S t studeinite 88 1 1 1 Tpke., 'Oakland land Gleason, at'Bruce and HUlcrest, stops at BreUant’s, Kinney R d 44A aiid Keeney Dr. and to and return, continue on SouQi North River Rd., to ToUand line BENNET BOWEM Lawrence, CrestWhod (82-86), Ann, Ridge), Reed • (Includ^, K^eigartenouiaeinwinu children from the Boa 5 «»•»»« 7iS0 — WaU St, man Rd., to Lyman Qd. at Fl- wUI wialk to M sin St. bo tnert E Oakland and LlUian, Oakland Baxter St., Cassidy HUl, Goose school. Klhdeigarten pupils will be St, Brewster St. to 44-A, np.atop B w No. 4—(W Center (148- 62 Nike, South School, S. Main M. retum trip Bus 66 leaves Carter and Glen View), Bus liondon Pax^ and Foreri Pyk r ^. w w i S t to and return, Carpenter Rd., Bus No. 18 — Starts at 8:20 Linnmore, Falkndr, Love Lane, and N. 'School, arriving 8 a.m. Lane, Sherry Circle, Anthony Bus 4 (first run): Starts at ano’B, at Walsh’s, to ^t. 85 at transported one way.' Morning this bus. H- to French Rd. at Jarvis’s to Bus 4 (second nin).i Starts at School with sixth grade pupUs Mark Dr. In PUgrlm HUls, Alice wood, and W. Center (82). ,8:85 a.m. Return trip 3 p.m. ir.it...... Femdale, FOxcroft, Adams Bus 69 — Leaves 7:30 a.m. tend Gilead in tiie aftemoon. 8:30 at Dimokk La., to Bolton noon sdssion pupils wUl be Rt 44A rt>4 lOchtnoald Rd. to Starting at 7:60 am. at Cen- BUCKLAND trip leaves RHS at 2 :10 revers­ from Buff Cap, part of Rt. 74, and part of Crystal Lake Rd, arwi ic«lhrinA Fortuna’s kin­ cum Rd. Hebron Rd. and Webster La., from Flanders Rd. ahd Hljji St. Dr., and exit, ®n Lathrop Dr. (467-623), Jlarvls, Salem, Boa 5 Ekmentary (1): 8U)0 to Hebron Rd. at Potter’s, near Center Rd. and Mt. Sumner brought to school by parents at junction o f R t 44A and 81. ter md Roosevelt, stops at Cen- Bus No. 8—Starts at 8 :10 a.m. ^ ^ * % ,^ * * Cheney Tech ing above. Plains Rd. Skunkamaug, Tory Return Bus 66 leaves Hicks at dergarten claas win meet In the already on. Waterfront Manor Pick up Carls on Rt. 81. Home Morse, Dover, Edison, Hendee, —B art Street a t Burnt HUl, «o Gage’s, at School Rd- at Sheri' Rd., to Bolton Center Rd. at 12:30 and go home by bus. Home^dn (same bus,‘ second trip. sixth grade students wlU meet on Bus 1. ter ffld Perkins. W. Center and at 362 Adams, stops at HUllard Bus 63 — Starts at 7 a.m. at r ^ - p .m . trip leaves ‘THS 2:30 3 p.m. Hebrcm Dongiegatfonal Church Parents of children attending McKee, arriving at 8:10 a.m. and New State, 199 Adams, 44 prestwood md Llmunore, FtUton, 'Whitney, Edgerton, dan’s, at Alton’s and to school. McCarrick'a, to Bolton Center .Bos 11: First trip — Flirt Lodge.) Merrow Rd. from Anthony to reversing trip. Bus , 64 —Leaves 8:20 a.m. Rd. and Williams Rd., to Bol­ special education classes . in stop - opposite Klelnschmidt’s, and to rtop cp StooeUoum Rd. H

Education-“A Debt Due ffom Present to Future Is the Student of the World—E j Old Classrobm Vernon Columbia Equipped tor Bus Routes for Schook in South Windsor / HIGH SOBOOK. Bus 28: Gnadeu t-A—Bkut Ellington Rd. to Norman Dr.; Bus 11^ ElUngtmi Rd. from Xa., Bus 1.1 Strong Rd. went to Rt. Marilyn Rd., Elisabeth. New Program Windsor town line to Colony Sunnyaide Dr., Scott Dr., Tim­ Dart HUl Rd. to Nlederweifer; 1M<,. Sharon Rd., Governor’s 88 New Teachers . i6; R t I to FteaBunit vaOey Rd., Newberry RA, Mata st ber TraU, Deerfield Rd., Felt Nledeiwerfer Rd. fron^ Elling­ Addition Is A former classroom in the IhL; neaauilt VbHey Rd. to E t Highway from Main St. to -R t from Newberry RA to Pleas- Rd. to.Oakland Rd.; Foster St ton Rd. to town line; Abby. Rd.; 6; Colony Rd. at R t 6:.M aln Bentley School annex Is being RngtoR RA; Chapel Rd. friom anlt ViMley RA from Oakland Rd. to School. Maskel Rd.; Robert'Dir.; Lbw- Start Tomorrow / converted Into a speclato^ St. from Pleasant VaUey Rd. to EBtoiglUuM Rd. to Dong HU Rd;7% WAPPING MIDDLE SCH(NM< , Bus 1*: Beelaebub Rd.; Beel­ Is Dr.; Thomas Rd.; 6rlffin Governor’s Highway. Vernon uchools ‘wiU open to- ia Blakealee, EngUsh; Armlno For Sch0ol Opening “resource” room for a neW pro­ Pteroe Rd. Bus 6: Beelzebub Rd. to Pine zebub Rd. to (JUnton Dr. Rd. from Abby Rd. to Graham morrow, cnesues wU be con'- Campo, business, education; gram designed to aid Manches­ Bus 2: Btaddn Rd., HUton Onr Savimr Luflienui Chnrrti Knob Dr., ipine Knob-Dr.; Dog­ Bus If: Deming St. 'from' Rd. Bus 2; ’Troy Rd., SrooMieid dizcted aU day anId all cafeteri- Raymond Davis, math; Bertha Horace Porter hool opens 7:61 a.m.; school to Rt. 87 to ter school children with percep­ D r;' jpdgawpod Dr., EjiiMbcth wood In .; Highland Dr.; O&k BucMaiA ltd. to Oakland RA, Wapping Professional BuUding. tual-leaming disabilities. , St.; Hightower Rd.; Sckntic as wUi be open. Avtobal of 8 8 'F i^ e ra ld , home economics; Ita dbors tomor ^o r the com- Szegda Rd., to Johnson Rd. to Rd., Dane a t Mhriiyn Rd. St. from Highland Dr. to Wood­ Slater St., Imperial Dr. at Bus 14: Avery St. from school Rd., Meadow Rd., Pluin St. liew teachers will a ta it tomor- George-Aim Gerich, business injg school y ea^ Cards Mill Rd. to J ( ^ Deere The room, unused last year, Boa St BucHtomd Rd., Smith land Rd.; Woodland Rd. to Man­ Deming tit.; Oakland Rd. to to Pine Knob Dr.; Pine Knob row. education; Seth Harris! formerly housed a 4th grade. Dowey Rd., Farnham Dr., All- Porter School Is ready with its Tractor, transfer to H.S. Bus 3. 9t, FMUhhb VlaRey Rd. to chester town line. Wapping Church; Wapping Dt. Murray Rd., Ahern Rd.; son St., Ann St., M cG ra^ Rd. Opening time in the schools science; George Keenan, Return John Deere Tractor to In it 'the school systenfs Dong HW Rd.; Northivlew Dr. new addition, including a kinder­ Bus 7: Woodland Dr. to KeUy Church to Sand MU Rd. Gulley Rd.; Pam La.; Dogwood Waging Frofesslonsl Btdldlng V varieu because «f the schedules, social studies; Carolyn Koalow- garten, / a gymnasium-audi­ school, arrive 3:24 p.m. maintenance crew is construct­ at Fleasarit .VcMey Rd. or El- Rd. including Spruce Bus 18A: EUtogton RA from Ln.; Highland Rd.; Oak St. ski, math, and Lester Lafren- ing several partially closed Bus 8: Oak St. from Woodland Classes a t RockVtKe High torium/ mort classrooms, a Bus 3 - Stant 7:46 a.m. to Rt. ' Hngton St. at TCeUy Rd.; Oak S t to Firehouse 2 to MUler Rd.; Mll- from Highland Rd. to Woodland Dr. to KeUy Rd.; KeUy Rd.; tSchool aiMl at Sykea wlU run- iere, EngUsh. new,./state- recognizSl library, 6A to Macht Rd., to Thompson study stahpns—known in educa­ Bus j4i HIghtlower Rd., Scan- Wo«nand Dr.; Willow St. i „ m . to Foster St. Ext.; Fire- Dr. Also, Phyllis Lewis, math; tional Jargon as "carrels"— Diane Dr., Spruce St. at Kelly from 8 aJTL to 2:10 p.^; at enlarged physical education pro- Hill Rd. to Edgarton Rd., to «to Rd., Dower Rd., MbCIratfa Bus 8: Deming St., including house 2 to Bertzebub RA Bus 19: Valley View D r.; Felt Rd.; Woodland Dr.; Laurel St; NoitheaUt, Slaait, 'Maple Street, Joan JermeiTow, business ed­ ytrsitn Cherry Valley Rd., to Old Wll- where the perceptually handi­ Rd. and Farabam Rd. above Imperial Dr. and Slater St at Bus 18B: Palm er Dr. to Fire­ ucation; Joanne Nesteiuk, guid­ capped pupils will work individ­ M .; Tlmbe^TraU; Breezy MU Blroh Rd.; Brian Rd.; WUlow Vemon BlemenitiaiyT and Lake The staff includes, in addition limantic Rd., to Cards Mill Rd., Apple Onchurd. Deming St.; Foster St. and Ebe- house 2 on EUlngton Rd.; Beel- Dr.; Scott Dr.; Norman Dr.; St.; Maple S t a t WUlow St. Street SchoOla are scheduled ance; Roberta Nichols, Mar­ to assistant-superlntendant and to Tractor, arrive H. S. 8:20 ually, aided by a specially train­ Boa 6: Aveiy a t to KeUy' ter S t E x t sebub Rd. to Deepwood Dr. op Palm er Dr.; Deepwood Dr.; garet Rak, and Prlsca Patrick, ed full-time teacher. Onr Savior Lutheran Chinoh from 8'A6 ajn . to 2:30 p:m.; at principal, George Patros: HSn- a.m. Return, leave ■ H.S. 3 p.m. Rd,; Oak a t to HIgWand Dr.; Bus 17: On EUllngton RA; Foster St. Birch Hill Rd.; Oakwood Dr^; •Bus 8: Graham Rd. from Ay­ Skinner Road School from 8:25 science; Mary Anne Slinmons, dergarten. Miss. Gladys Bow- Porter School, 3-:36 p.m. The carrels will be equipped Fahoer Dr. to Nlederwerfer Ellihgton Rd. from Palmer Dr. EngUsh, Mary, and Hubert with earphones through „ which WVKdlaial Dr. to W nuw St.; Bus 2*A: Foster S t Ext.; Sag^ ers Rd. to Hayes Rd.; Ayers Gets New Duties aan. to 2:40 p.m.; at Talooit- man, Mrs. Noreen Steele; and Bus 4 - Start 7:61,a.m. school. wmow a t to KcHy Rd. RA; Ntoderwerfer RA, Barber inaw St. to Firehouse 2. Saundiers, social stuAes; Glor­ lessons on tape and disk record-. Rd.; Mark Dr.; Locust St.; vlUe, 8:16 ajn. to -2 pjn. and Grade 1. Miss Marilyn Battag- to Lindholm comer, to Rf. 6 .to HUl Rd>x6art HUl Rd. Includ­ - BOS MBr Notman Dr., PalnA' . James Breilnskl, a social ia Secrist, math;* Michael Sim­ ings can bo piped to the pupils. Bus 6A: Miller Rd., Abby ing Lawrrtlce and Newmarker, Wapping Community House Hazel St.; Hayes Rd.; Sunset at' Vernon Center Junior High lia. Miss Barbara Brown, Miss H.S. Return, leave H.S. 3 p.m. er D r.' - Ter.; Steep Rd.; MUslde Dr.; studies teacher at Manchester School from 8:20 a.m. to 2:56 mons, math; Parker Stockford, According to school officials, Rd., GtHBd Rd. to Olnafaam RA, Beelzebub R^'. Bus 28: Pierce Rd.; Strong f Patricia Tolakan. Porter School 3:36. Nevera RA (Robetta Dr., Bus 21: Raymond Dr., Bene­ Rd. from Pierce Rd. to Foster Mgh St. at Steep Rd. Mgh School, has been appointed p.m. math; Eileen SuUivan, music, Also, Grade 2, with one teach- B^g 5 . Leave school 7:34 a.m. only six to eight children 'will Bus 19: klUn{(tqn Rd. from Meta Ward, English, and Nan­ initially be placed in the pro­ . Ibamas rk., Lewta Dr. at elltfaer dict Dr. from 0 to and incluA Rd.; p o ster Rd.; EUlngton Rd. Bus 17: Griffin Rd. from Gra­ ninth grade bulIAng'adnilnistra- K indergarten uesslonB a t the er still to be named, Mrs. Jean jg 6A to to 6A and West St., ^ Abby, CMfBn or Gwtaam Rda.) Sand HUl I Rd. tA . Wiqiplng ing 229. from Flrebouse 1 to Buckland ham Rd. to Windsorvllle Rd.; NortiiKiast School wtU ru n from cy Wltanen, guidance. Rand and Mrs. Dorothy Tag- Robinsons to Hunt Rd., to gram, expected to get under­ Church; Oiridand’ Rd> to Felt tor for nilng Junior Mgh School At Vernon Center Junior Mgh way about Oct. 1. To be select­ Bus SB: Sand HU Rd. to Bus 22: Concord Dr. and Rd.; Buckland RA; Pleasant WlndsorvUle Rd.; Gordon Rd.; 8:15 to 10:45 cum. 8ind 11:30 gart; Grade 3, Mrs. Joan Bald- gt., to Doubleday Rd., to Wappitag Cburob; OaMand RA Rd.; Felt Rd. to Pabnir Dr.; Carmen Rd. at Elberta Dr.; Valley Rd. from Wheeler Rd. to Fiye St.; SuUlvan Ave. to Mll- students housed at MHS. am. to 2 -pin.; at L^dce Street School: James Balcone, 'Bln- win, Mrs. Alice Levesque and 87 to H.S, R&tum, leave H. ed from schools throughout EUlngton Rd. p Sand Hlfi {to. glish; James Booth, physical —p ------Manchester, the children will be to Felt RA; Felt Rd. to PtUner Pine TYee Ln. Including Pond Clark St.; Claric St.; Deming slde Dr. He succeeds Andrew Vincens, School from 8:16 to 10:46 am. Mrs. Anita Ramm; Grade 4, g 3 p.n,. to Porter at 3:66. ne • Ptainu.. rw xibw___ Steep Rd.; MUside who was selected earlier this education; Emllie Botti, Grade et La.; South St. and Alpert bused to ®enOey, jd a c ^ to a FUimer Dr. to VtalHey View . guuivan Ave. to Ayers Rd.; Ln. at Pine 7?ree Ln.; Manor St.; Ridge Rd.; Imperial Dr.; Wapping Community House and from noon to 2:30 pm., and Miss Jpan Krush, Mrs. Alice Bus 10 - Leave school 7:46 Dr. OaklaiKl Rd. ' to Wapping Bus 16: Town line (Avery St.) summer to become niing 'vice at Maple Street School and 6; Elsie BourdeaudhA, art; Sykes Junior High in Vernon Opefis Wing Dr.; south St. and Olenstone regular classroom, and Sand MU Rd. Eq, Levesque, Joseph Sardone, and g (g pj 87 to Lake Rd., to KINDERGARTEN MORNING ChurclK. to Beelzebub Rd.; Mgh Ridge principal, upon the resignation Vernon Center School from Patrick Brown, Grade 6; Mir­ Grade 6, Mrs. R,cgina Hadaad, Collins Rd., to Heiineqnin Rd., StxMd on the Btte. Tlie adiaol 9a being used by ftoahman from Dr.; West Rd. and Eastvlew to the resource room for vaiy- Boa 7: Beneidtot Dr.; Ebeiteir Bus 21: Benedict Dr. Includ­ iam Burgess, Grade 6; Leon Sykes Junlior IRglh Schooa win open Ita new modern-style ing periods, depending on the St to FeM RA on Oakland; Main S t Congregational Church KINDint(IABTEN -AFTER­ Rd.; Foster St. from Beelzebub of WUllam ■ Caldwell, who has 8:30 to 11 am. arid from noon Alan Howland and Mrs. Dianne Bt. 6A to H.S. Return, leave wing this weeh. The addition has nine dasspooms, a Ubituy- RockvUle IBgh School. (HenOd photo by Saitemte) Dr^ Bolton Rd.; Cemetery Rd.; ing Manor Ln., High View Rd. Bus S: Ellington Rd. from NOON SESSION (NOONTIME to Oakland Rd.; Clinton Dr., Joined the University of Hart- to 2:30 pm. At the 'JIaSt Gqndarowskl, English; Mona Bamfprth Rd.; Vernon Ave. severity-of their handicaps. Wappifig Chutich to Sand HUl and Peach Tree Ln. at Bene­ H.S.. 3 p.m. arrives at 3:30. room and a cafeteria. *I7ie dEUapidalted Rodtvllle Hotel once The new school program was Rd. Chapel Rd. to Burnham Rd.; ' PICK UP ) Mountain Dr., Orchard Mil Dr. ford faculty. Sdhool, Idndergailen olassqa In Jacobs, Grade 6; CSieryl Kent, In the departmentalized sec- Bus 1 - leaves school 8:06 a.m. BUS 20 dict Rd.; Pine TYee Ln. includ­ pbyplpal education; Melanie made mandatory by the passage Bos 8A: 323 Grobam RA to Burnham Rd.-; Pleasant Valley Main St. Congregational Main St. Congregational Church Brezlnski will continue to the morning are from 8:15 to tion. Social studies, Mrs. Bar- to Rt. 6A to Hunt Rd., to Robin­ Sykes Freshmen, St. Bernard, ing Pond Ln. at Itine Tree laj.; Rd. from Clark S t to Long HiU Bus 16: HUton Dr., AUen Rd.; .teach at MHS in adAtion to his 10:46 and In the afternoon from JiOUghlln, home economics; Wal- bara.Bioty; French, Mrs. Hazel S),'. Joseph of legislation in the 1987 General Bbwok at; Brook a t to Over- Oakland Rd. froin town line to Church 5 sons to West St., to West St. ex­ Assembly, which requires all look Rd.; Overtook RA "to Mea­ Rd.; Nqrthvlew Dr.; Ordway Bus 1: Edgewood Dr., Judy Strong Rd. -from West Rd. to new duties. He came to the noon to 2:3a tef Loughlln, Grade 6; Della Smith; social studies, English, tension to Erdoni Rd., to Lake Trip 1; 7 !28^)Liake St. and Felt Rd.;' SuUivan Ave. from Dr.; Ellington Rd. to Firehouse Rt. 6; Main St. from SuUivan social stuAes department in Supertritondeitt of Srtmola Macomber, English; Ralph Me Mrs. Gail Gagnon; science, Den­ Bus Routes for Schools in Vernon Berkley Dr.; Lake*St. and Box Owmecticut towns this Septem. dow RA Wapping Church to Sand HiU Kd., to Rt. 87 to Porter; return, Mountain Dr.* Lakft' St. and ^ begin offering so cial 1; (Jovernor’s Highway. Ave. t<^ 1487 Main St. September 1966 from Alvlme Raymond RamadeA urges par- Carrol, physical education; WU- nis Harvey; reading and Eng­ leaves 3:10 p.m., last call 3:60 Bob'SB: Ayera Rd. to Gra- Rd. Wap^lhg Professional BuUding Mgh School, Hudson, N.H. ents of pupils in kindergarten Ham McPherson, Indutrlal lish, Mrs. Mercedes, Prior; 01»e fotkxwli^ the bus Fire House; Prospect St. and and Valley View La.; Center Rd. aiid PenfleBd Ave.; Skinnier j-osewood Dr ’ Tunnel Rd. and classes, InstrucUon or services haim XW-: steep Rd.. HUMde WAPPING ELEBIENTABY Bus 24: Main St..; Pleasant Cheney Tech p.m. achedultes for pupdto an the town North Park St.; Ellington A v e.R d .; Rt. 83 ^and Vernon Gar- Rd. and Gerald Dr.; SklnnCTSkininer Ruggeu R d - " Tunnel Rd. and for pupils with neurological, as VaUey Rd. to East Hartford 21: BeneAct Dr., Ray- He holds a master’s degree and Grade 1 to name tags arts; Karen MUler, physical ed- science and math, Edward Wiez- Er., sand Hifi Rd. SCHOOL mohd Rd., Manor Ln., Mgh' In administration from the Uni- on their chll^reh tor the first ucation; Marianne Renner, mu- bicki; math, sulministrative as­ Bus 2 - leaves 8:13 a.m, from of yemon. Pupils win reibum and...... Talcott Ave.; .. Talcott...... Ave. den’s;" Rt. 83 and------Wilshire Rd.;- “Rd. ■ and ' John Dr.<; Skinner------Rd. EChb Dr.; West Rd. and Peter- well as social and emotional dls- —— —. .,-,v..vc xvu. ____ Bus 2: Sixth Grade Sodenat 1|P®: King St.; Chapel Rd. Calendar John Deere Tractor, to Rt. 6 to Bos 14: Pleree RA, Clark view Dr., Pear Tree Ln. at Ben- versity of Hartford and a bach- few days of.achoot. He suggests sic; Marie' RIcqpero and Thom- sistant, Richard Grenier; math, home on the same bus they and Orchard St.; Orchard St. Sunset Dr. and Overbrook Rd.; end Hany La.; Skliuier Rd. and orders. only-Dart I^Rd,Lawr«ioe Sepit BctlDOl eAct Dr.; Pond Ln. at Pine elor’a from Keene Teachers Col- the tagSLA^ include the dtreet as Underwood, Grade 6; Ronald Joseph Markoff, and . English, ^ses Bridge M., to SMct^d acbooL Any exceptions and Itoktn St. KeUy Rd. Trailer Park; Rt. 80 WoksoDt La. ■* Vernon Center Junior High The "resource roor^’ tyi« of RA «o Pteesfeunt Vlalley Rd.; Rd. at Dart Rd.; Nlederweifer Parkview Dr.; EUlngton Rd. WeA. reading. Miss Ruth Pagach. ^ ’ aire nioltea. TUneq are estimated VerMn Center Junior High and Vernon Center Heights, Rt. la k e St. School Trip 2: 7:66-W. Main St. and program was approved In Jme from Chapel Rd. to Pleasant opetpi. Tree Lji. ; Carmen Rd. and lege. He is married and lives at help Jbijs drivers on the home Valluzzi and Richard VlgneaAt, FoUter RA to Weft RA Rd.; from 486 Nevers Rd. to Fri., O ct 2' -Concord Rd. 26 ainton St. Grade 8, and Nancy WUllams, One more teacher will be ad­ Rt. 87 to Lakeview Terrace to and changes in both the ached- Trip 2: 7:60—Rt. 83 and Ver- 30 and Coldspring Dr. (Including AJVI. Kindergarten) Ward St; W. Main St. and VU- by the Board of EducaUon u^n school. VaUey Rd.; Davewell IW.; Hol­ bus drivers on the hime school; return, leaves 3:30, last Bus 16: FleneBbt Vlalley stu- OonvunMon; no trip. art. ded. ides and .the tiiiine wtR be made non Garden’s; Rt. 83 and Carol 'Vernon Center Kindergarten Trip 8: 8-10 — WOtren Ave. lage St.; W. Main St. and Or- recommendation of a commlttM denlto Mvlinig beitweeo Rit 6 and Bus 4A: SlxtbT Grade 8|tudents lis R d.; Woodslde Dr.; Pleas­ call 3:66 p.m. . ant VaUey Rd. from EUlngton Bi order to be eligible for bus At Northeast School: Brenda Also, reading, Mrs. Suzanne after the buses ihave been, in bp- Dr.; Windsor Ave'. and Winde- P.M. arid' Frederick Rd.; W airen chard St.; W. Main St. and Ma- of Manchester educators, esta^ Mlato at.—cboioe of R t 6 or Only—On SuUivan Ave.; from FH., Nov. To—Vrteran’B Drake; art, Mrs. Elizabeth Bus 3 - return from H.S. first eraition several days. Pufilfai will mere Ave.; Union St. and West Trip 4: 11:80 —Wilshire Rd., Ave. and Maple St.; Lake St. pie St. llshed to study how to Imple­ Rd. to HUton Dr. Day obuervunoe; no' uchool. Andover transpottaiUon ptqdls in Idnder- Bills, Grade 3; Marilyn Kudra, ment the new legislation. Mlaln St; Mhin at. ftom Ptaas- Sand HiU Rd. to Wapping gaiten through Grade 6 must Grade 2; Carol Nelson, Grade B ^er; milslcr John“ Julian; ^ noW^'irf the'ptfn^ St. Merilne Dr. end Mlaijorie La., and IMonteuk Dr. Vernon Elementary • School Church; Felt Rd., Ellington Rd., OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN ’Dimu., Nov. ^ and Fri., (Talcottville Area) The committee is head^ , by arit ViaUey RA to SuUtvan Ave. U-ve one mile or mora fTOm the 4, and Susatme Wheat, Kinder­ Ihyslcal education, AlexCalsse; m sTto offlcteja aek that pu- Northeast School Merllne Dr. and Quarry BUS 18 John FNch Btvd. above SuUlvun Foster St. to MUler Rd. CHUBCTI Nbv. 2*—rifiBnaugl'vihg' re- Trip 3: 8:06—Rt. 30 and Ever- Lake St. SriiOol' Trip 3: 8:10-Malh St. and Walter Roth ^d M ^B^®1 Bus 6: Norton Rd., Beelzebub school to which they are as- garten. Ubrarlan, Mra Linda Molvar; StS'^^ve ^ch^l 3:16 ’ X Merline Dr. and Seneca Ave., SulKvBn A've. to HUI- Bus 4B: Grades 1-*—Lake St, e> ______green Rd.; Evergreen Rd. apd Merllne Dr. and Patricia Dr., (Including AJUC. Kindergarten) Elm Hill Dr.; ,jyelles Rd. ,and Robb, prtaripals, slde Dr. Rd.; EUlngton Rd. from Fire­ iFliL, 22 ithnough School Still Ne^ds aigneA Pupils in Grades. 7 At East School: Deborah nurse, Mrs. Shirley Fox, Secre- „ , _ ^ __ . Mglyway at It^aat 10 min- Rd. and Lor- of Washington and WaddeU Grace Rd., Ash Rd., Doria Rd., house 2 to Dart HUl Rd.; Dart through 12 must live beyond tary, Mrs; Jean Peters and as­ Bus 4 - retiuTi from H.S. to utes ^ahead' of the^ estimated Bow; South St. and Venion Merline Dr. and Discovery Rd. Trip 1: (Rosedale area) T:88 Acorn Dr.;^Allli Abby Rd. Ext. Mon., Jq 'll—ChriUtmau re- Cherwln andu Harlene Fleish­ Schools. Bus 16: Troy Rd., McGraOi MU Rd.; Lawrence Rd.; Cliff- oiH-funAone-hiallf miles from the man, Grade 2 and Carol Mskuig sistant, Mrs. Regina Rtizlcka. Rt. 6A to school, first pickup at b ^ ''^ e d u le fbr the flnst few BUS U — IBolton Rd.; IKL 44; Ply- ralne Taylor St.; Elm HIH ceua .Iaouva caIiaaI ^__ _ . Hired in Jime to head the per­ Rd. at Rye St.; Farnham Rd. Bus 5: Sixth Grade Students wood D r.; Nledeiwerfer • Rd. achocA Grade 8. School Calendar Legary’s. Return leave school 'days. DednSte pick-up poiljits BUS 6 Rockville High moifth La.; Grelr Rd.; Hatch Mori., ^ Feh. 19 through Special Ti^chers ceptually handicapped program at Rye St.; Bast Windsor town Only—KeUy Rd. including WU- from Dart MU Rd. to BlUng- t>r. RiamadeiU said these rules At Maple Street School: Pen­ The calendar: Sept. 7, Wind­ 3:36. and time schedules w9B be w»- Rockville High Trip 1: 7:80 — Warren Ave. HiU; Dodceirel Rd.; Brandy BUS 21 Fri., Feb. 23-HWlnlter 'vaca­ Bus 6 - reiturn from to Trip 1: 7:20—Bamforth Rd.; Fredrick Rd., Warren Ave, KUl Rd.; Valley Falls Rd, Tun- was Mrs. Ethel Hawkins of line; GrlMn Rd. to Graham low St, Maple S t, Elm St. ton R d.; MiUer Rd. from Elling­ A school calendar of 188 dayq ' With aide trip on GUead Rd., to' wlU be in effect throughout the ny Borookow, Grade 1; Barbara ham upperclassmen; Sept. 29, babtiehsd later in the week. Rockville High Spruce St. and Dfane Dr. at tion. Deere Tractor, to Old Willl- Bolton Rds and Plnevlew Dr. Maple St., Phoenix St. and nel Rd. Trip 1 : 7:26 - South St. and Hartford. Who s e r ^ ^ ^ t RA, Graham Rd. to Nevers ton M . to Foster St. Ext.; Sag­ BW., April IZ^-Good Fri­ has been adopted by the Boafd Rham m Hebron, current school year, Gabaeff, Grade 8; Lyn HamU- Columbia closes, district con­ BUS lA Rd. KeUy; Oak St. to Woodland Dr., inaw' St.; Foster St. E x t mantic Rd., to O ieriy Valley Sykes FrOslunen, St. Bernard Valley FaUs Rd.; ’Tunnel Rd. Campbell Ave., Dobson Ave. Lake St. School day; no'UchooL of Education. A miifimum ol 180 Route 2 wUl cover Townsend Bus service wifi be provided ton, kindergarten; Carole Liber­ ference; Oct. 27, all schools and Estelle Dr.; Center Rd. and Washington St., Lake St. (Including AJit Kindergarten) ^ ’"d **^''so^^St^*’an T ^ J^ t ^®*a®bera assigned to Manchester Bus 18: Firehouse 2 to Nle­ GuUy Rd., Murray Rd., Pine Bus 8: Nevers Rd.; Abby Rd. days Is ivqAred by state law Rd. to Center, then to U.8. Rt. by the Madden Bun Service ator, Grade 8, and Jeannette close; Nov. 22, all schools close, Rd., Edgartmi^Rd., Thompson St. Joseph Knob Dr. to Beelzebub. Mon.-, April 22 through Hill Rd., to, Macht Rd. ^ Troutstream Dr.; Center Rd. Montauk Dr., Phoenix St. Trip 2: 8:Q8 — Box Mountain derwerfer ltd,; Nledeiwerfer E x t; Lake St.; Grace Rd.; Ash Fri., April 20—Bprtng vUca- in order to quaallty for state 6, easterly to Wales Rd.,.to Bos- Commpany of Vertum. Some Rivera, Grade 1. 1 p,m.. Thanksgiving recess; Trip 1 : 7:16 —Rt. 30 S!: ^^ith^sf L cfeiiz: Rd. to Barber MU Rd., Dart Bus 18: Sixth Grade Students Rd.; MUler Rd. from Abby Rd. Returns Leaves school 3:37 gjjj and Crestridge Dr, and Ironwood Dr., Phoenix St. Or. (At the Quarry) Unn. . Ad. A correspqnding schedAe ton HUl, westorty to Jurovaty pupils wM be bused, At Vernon Elementary; Chuol Nov. 27, all schools reopen. Cold Spring Dr.; Rt. 30 Dr.; South St. and Bancroft St, Holder of a bachelor’s degree MU Rd. Including Lawrence Only — Deming S t including to Nevers Rd.; Henry St.; p.m ., - Vernon Center Heights; Rt. Vernon Center Junior Hi|li and Hublard Dr. BUS 18 Thura., May 30—Memori­ has beeii adopted for the other Rd., then to Rham via Bast St. school ofBciials salA Blackwood, Jean F*rench, Mar- JAleo, Dec. 21, Windham High, ’Trip 2: 7:46—Old Town Rd. Vernon Center Junior High Southern Connecticut State. RA at D art MU Rd.; Avery St. Slater St. and Inu;>erial Dr. at Brook St.; Overlook Rd.; Mead- RoAe 8 covers Bunker MU Btis 6 - Leaves school 8:60 to 30.and Merline'Dr.; Center Rd. Vernon Center Junior High ^Sykes Freshmen, St. Bernard, Trip 2: 7:60 — Regtoi Rd. and Qollege and a master’s from the al Day; no uchool. towns in p is to n 8, Hebron and Dr. Ttomadefi reminds par- tha Powell, aqd Dorothy Reich- CDlumbia closes for Christmas tONPlne Knob Dr. Deming St; Foster St. includ- ow Rd.; 'Farmstead Rd.; Gra- Fri., June 21)—B c h 'o o l Marlboixmgh and for Rham Rd. to Rt. 87 Ida Parker Bridge enta that they will be heU le- R t 87 to Lake Rd., to Collins and ’IVoutatream Dr;; Center Wilson La. Trip 2: 8:00 — Tunnel Rd. and St. Joseph Mary La.; Regan Rd. and Coun- University of Hartford, Mrs. ert. Grade 1; Linda Marie BA- Old Town Rd. and Loveland Bus 19: Beelzebub Rd. to Pine ^>*8 Orchard HUl Dr., Laurel ham Rd. from Herman Way to clooeu. High School. Rd., to Merrett VaUey Rd., to sponaUfie for any mahrious zOrinl, Mary Neustrand, and ’ ^ Hennequln Rd., to Rt. Rd. and Crestridge Dr.; Center Scott Dr., Tunnel Rd. an4 Echo Trip 1: 7:06 — Bolton Rd. and try L*.; Regan Rd. and Heidi Hawkins had taught In the Hart- Kiwb Dr,: Pine Knob Dr.,,Mur- St, Birch HUl E>r. and Deep- Henry at. s mU; R t 83 and Wilshire Rd.; T^e Elementary School opens Lake Rd., to Hebron Rd., and damage to oU buses. He urges Janet WAlace, Grade 2; Bar­ Rt. 83 and Allen Dr.; Dobson Dr. Plnevlew Dr.; Valley S ^ s Rd.; Dr.; Regan Rd. and Rsmge Hill school system since 1060. ray Rd., ChUley Rd., Dogwood wood Dr. at Foster S t, Sand , ______then to Rham. Jan. 2, all schools reopen, Feb. school 3:66 p.m. TtId l : 7:S0 —Revan Rd Skinner Rd. School Warren Ave.“■ and ■ Frederick ... Dr.;- Center - . -Rd. - and - — Vernon Over the past several mimOis, tomorrow and closes June 20, paren/tis to dteoua thus fact with bara GbursM, Grade 8; and An­ 16, all schools clq^ for winter j . ^ and Range HIU Dr.; Regan Rd. Ave. and Miriam Dr. iJi., Hi^and Dr., Beelzebub Route 4 covers Wales Rd., their ohUdren: ^ Trip 8: 8:16,--'^ Vernon Center Rd.; Warren Ave. and Maple summit; Center Rd. and Creiit- she has beewrecelvlng speclall*-’ Rd. to palm er Dr. Bos 26: Sixth Grade Students 1968. thony LengowsA, Grade A* vacation; Feb, 2S,' all schools to Doubleday Rd.. to Pine St., and Country La,; Regan Rd. Northeast School ’Ihere will toe no school on the fiorth to U.S. Rt. 6, then_ west _ He said mUbehavlor on the Lake Street School; OAl Ool- reopen. , ' Trip 3: 8 :10—south St. Heights, Reterson Rd. and Val- St.; Phoenix St. and Campbell rfdge Dr. ed training at state-sponsored Bus 26: Kelly Rd. incluAng Only—Beelzebub Rd. to Bene­ Rt. 6A; return, leaves school and Heidi Dr,; Regan Rd. and and *®y ^^^®w Center Rd. and Ave.; Waahlngton St; Phoenix workshops dealing with percep­ Manchester School Houri day of (the Teachers' Oonven- to Hutchinson Rd.,’ to Times P«PGn will mot be tofer- avecchio. Grade 8; BAbara Also, April 11, all schools Bancroft Rd.; South St. ^ortiieast School Spruce St. and Diane Dr. a t Act Dr.; Pine ’Tree Ln. at Ben­ ateid and any lack of coopera­ 3:65 p.m. ” Mary La.; Regan I\d. and Le- Verrton Summit. , St. and Hublard Dr.; Phoenix tually handicapped children. Manchester Mgh a.m. to l l a.ni. Aftornoon kin- tion; on Good Friday, ApiA 12, Farm Rd., then via U.S. Rt. 6 Oaft, Grade 4, and Sharon Da­ closq,tor spring vacation; April Vernon AVe. T ^ 8 : 8:06 — Vernon Ave. KeUy RA; KeUy Rd. to Man­ eAct br. Carman RA, Concord tion by the pupUa wifi rew tt In Bua 8 - leaves school 8:|8 glon Dr. . BUS 1:^ St. and Ironwood Dr.; Phoenix The perceptually, handicapped Rd. at Avery St.; Oakland Rd. Opening 8:06. a.m. Lunch In deigarten, noon td 2*A0 p.m. 1968; or on MemorlA DayTuid easterly to Columbia Town Line, vis and Linda Mlaoavage, Grade ^ all schools reopen; May 30, BUS* St.; Vernon Ave. and . . chester town. line. then to Rham via Hebron Rd. the immedtate aus|>einaton of 8. E , . , , j ^ a.m. to Rt. 87 to Szegda Rd., to Vernon Center Junior High Rockville mgfa St, and Montauk Dr.; Dobson OpeAng 8:80 a.m. Lunch the day after. May 80 Sfid 81, Roektn^Hlgh can St.; VMiidn Ave. and pupil is defined as ope with a Bos 21: Deming St. to Oak­ to Felt Rd. 80-mlnAe perioda between 11:06 bus priAleges. < SCbooU closed. Memorial Day Johnson Rd., to Cards MiU R4„ Trip 2: 7:4f — Union St. and Trip 1: 7 :86—Lake St. and Ave. and M rlam Dr. Lumber Yard, neurological Impairment — Bus 22A: Grades 1-6—Aroda Grades 1-8 a t 11:16 a.m. to 11 ;60 IMS- School wUl be In recess Route 5 proceeds to Long MU Sklner Road School: Dorothy and June 21, aU schools close to Mathleu Rd., to Old WllU- N. Park St.; Grove St. and Trip 1: 7:26^SIunner Rd. and land Rdi; Foster St.; Foster St. a.m. and 12:41 p.m. Dismissal— Ooffies of the rAea of ooo- Gerald Dr.; Sklimer Rd. and Montauk Dr.; Lake St Md Vernon ^ ^ r Junior fflgh BUS' 22 V known as minimal brain dys- Ext. -including Sagtoaw St. Dr., Mgh St. lat'HUhdde Dr.; a.m.; Grades 4-8 at 11:60 a.m. over Thanksgiving, Nov. 22 to Bear Swamp Rd., to Wheel­ Beerworth and Nancy Lukow- tor the year. mantle Rd., to Rt. 8A to school; Laurel St,; Grove St. and Fern Hany La.; Sklnnw Rd. and Berkley Dr.; Lake St. and Box Trip 2: 7:50-South St. and Monday thru ’Xtiuraday — 2 :82 to li2;80 p.m. Closing—Grades i- through 24; over Chrlatmas, ing Rd., to Skinner Hill Rd., to duct on ociiool busee ere avail* bM, Grade 1; Diane Oournoyer Ls>cal teachers a^e required return, J^ayes school 8:62 p.m. RockvlUe High function —which effects learn- Bus 22: South from Pleasant Hillside Dr. able at the otBm d t the super- St.; Grove St. and White St. John Dr.; ,-Sklnner Rd. and Mountain Dr.; Lake St. and Bancroft Rd.; South St. and VaUey Rd. and Main st.; wing Bus 22B: Grades l-*—Grabcun p.m. Friday—1:87 p.m. Extra 3 at 2:80 p.m.; Grades 4-6 at Dec. 22 through Jan. 1, 1968; Pine Ridge Rd., Aa HciAe^ and Carolyn KroweU, Grads 2; to be on duty until all details Bus‘^9 ©Saves 8:60 a.m. to South St. and Crown St.; South Trip 1: 7:16 — ’Tunnel Rd. and Ing. Iritendent of oeboois. Bruce SLi^ Rosewood Dr.; Tunnel Rd. and Janet La.; South St. and A1 Russel Dr.; Tunnel Rd. and Though the chUd has a v e ^ St., Chapel Rd., iMiingfnn Rd. Hd. from Ayers lid. to Steep 8:40 p.m. In midwinter, Feb. 19 through Rd., then back to Long^ Vita Lamb, Grade 8; BUeen relating to closing are complet- R t 6 to Porter School; return, St. and Fox' Hill Dr.; South pert Dr. help Monday thru Thursday—, Manchester Green 28, 1968 and in the spring, AprU Rd., U.S. Bt. 6, Hebron Rd., to New Teachers Frlahman, Grade 4 and Bathara Venfbn Center Junior High Echo Dr. Scott Dr. or above average Intellectual po- from Pleasant VaUey Rd. to Hd^, Hayes Rd. at Graham Rd.; 2:40 p.m. to 8:10 p.m. - qd. Porter School Will close at 1 leaves school 8 :40 p.m. St. and. Vernon Ave. Lake St. School Morning kindergarten, 8:80 16 throqgh 19, 1968. Rham. The school system wUl have Hale, Grade 6. p.m. one day each month tor ------ip 2: 7:88 —' (Talcottville Vernon Center Junior Hlg^ Vernoii Center Junior High tentlal, the brain damage Inhib­ Firehouse 1. Steep Rd. SuUivan Ave. to Ay- Bennet Jmdor High X 88 new teachers when the Skinner Rd. School (Including A.M. Kindergarten) its normal patterns of learn- a.m. to 11 a.m. Afternoon kln- “ "BarlY closing” days be Technical School studients will New teacbecw who wtfi serve staff meetings. Manchester Evening Herald Area) Main St. and Elm Hill Trip 2: 8:00^-^Rlt. 30 and Mqr- E U TEBBY SCHOOL----- ®" Hd- --- _ Opening 8:06 a:m., tardy bell school year begins. Trip 3: 8:10 —Tunnel Rd.; Welles Rd. and Taylor St.; Trip 2: 8:06—Baker Rd,: Bakr . gidjuier Rd. and big and may be manifested by dergarteiv noon to 2:80 p.m. determined tadlvlduaUy by each change to Windham Tech buses afi Vhe echools ore Gary Alex- Boa Schednlee Columbia correspondent Vlr- Rt. SO and Cold Spring, Dr.; line Dr. Bn* lA : Gorton St., J u n e '« C I‘IJ®A8ANT VALLEY SCHOOL 8:16 a.im Lunch biiwfera 11:03 at the High School. Twenty-seven pf the new P Opening 8:46 a.m. Lunch— school in the rq^on. Cuatomar- ander end RAeiii ^ e n m tto, Maple St. Sriioid er Rd. and MaxweU Dr.; Bob ^ r.; Sklnher Rd. and various combinations of Impadr- WlndsorvUle Rd., Griffin Rd. to »: Edgewood Dr., Marl- ^.m. and 1:17 p.m. taosing 2:16 teachers wUl be at RockvUle Bus 2 - High School - Start at glnla Carlson, tel. 228-9224. Tumble Brook Dr. and Trout-, ' Grades 1-8 at 11:80 a.m. to 12:16 Uy one such day'-i* set monthly After depositing their Agh eyecrti thenaiM a; jSusMi L miP stream Dr. St. and Ironwood Dr.; Trip 8: 8:10—Regan Rd., and ton B<1- and Plnevlew Dr.; ’Tun- Brlmwood Dr.; Skinner Rd. and ™«nts In perception, concep- achoA. lyn Rd., Belden Rd. —Extra • -help - ' period - 2:20 M fh School, 21 at Vernon Cen­ Phoenix St. and- Hublard Dr. Mary La.; Regan Rd. and nel M. and EsteUe Dr. and tualization, language, memory, Bus IB: TV) but not inniiwnng • Bus 4: a a r k St. inAudlng _ p.m.; Grades 4-6 at noon to for staff meeting), . In-service school loads, the .buses will re­ den, eoclA otme wortur aide; NeUl Rd.; Dart HUl Rd. to 3 p.m. Monday thru 12:46 p.m. Closing—Grades turn for the Elementary School ter Junior Mgh, and 82 In the Lake St.^S^oOl A.M. I'Skinner Rd. School. CblUtXipliiM' Dr.; Regan Rd. and b US 17 and control of impulse, attention. 485 Nevers Rd,, 823 Graham Deming St. at park St; Burn- S^juLdav V 1-8 tralifing, and to aUow the teach- „ , ^ _ Ftlohart 'nogtey, dkeotor A Coventi^ ' Kindergarten (Inc. Lawler Rd.;; Dart HUl Rd. at 2:80 p.m.; Grades 4-6 at 2:46 era of the region-to w ^ Joint- leaving Wiam at approx elementary grades. Eight wlU pbOAoA eduoatton; Banfiee Trip 3: 8:10—Center Rd. and Legion Dr. Sykes Freshmen, St. Bernard, Worcester Iti. motor function, and the like. Rd. to Nevera Rd. ham Rd., E U ln ^ n Rd. to Cha- serve aU the schools. Box Mountain Dr.) Crestridge Dr.; Center Rd. and BUS 18 - 1st. Joseph But specialized training and Bus 2: Scantic Meadow RA pel St.; Chapel St. to Long HIU ming JuAor High P-*®- • ly on the curricAum-asSlgn-' Tliroff, peyobologfcA exAntnar; Trip S: 10:46 —Lake St. and Northeast School Opening' 8:10 a.m. Lunch— Natiiaa Hale ments. Elementary Route 1 starts A New teachers at the high Rirteard Cotfeft, ekenentaiy' Robin Rd.; Center Rd, and Rockville High Trip 1: 7:26 —South St. and Trip 3: 8:06 — South St. gjjjj Individualized Instruction can Biis 6 : Troy Rd., Rye St. to Rd.; Long MU Rd. to school. 3 Town Schools to Accept Montauk Dr.; Warren Ave. and Betty Clr. help overcome ‘ the learning Bus 12A: EU^beth St., Bar- Monday, Wednesday, Friday— Morning kindergarten, 8:46 The staff of the Andover Ele- toe Junction of Lake IRd. and school are Thelma Arvantely, phyaIcA eduoatton; SalHy Cioata, Trip 1: 7:16—Rt. 80 and (told Bancroft Rd.; South'St. and Olenstone St. McGrath Rd. and McGrath Rd. U.S. Rt. 6, east then Aa Lake Latin; Carol Baker, EngUsh; Maple St.; Warren Ave. and BUS 7 „ Spring Dr.; Rt. 30 and Vernon Janet la.; South St. and Alpert . problem. InAudlng Apple Orchard and bara Rd:'at Judy Ln.;.Judy Ln.'^l/®* ®-®>- to 12:88 p.m. Tues- to 11:16 a.m. Afternoon mentary School is complete ex- remedlA reading, and Brenda Frederick ; Tunnel Rd. and BUS 28 However, Identifying such day and Thursday—11:29 a.m. kindergarten, 12:16 p.m. to 2:45 cept In speclA aireas: SociA Rd. to Bausola Rd., to School John Boccuzzl, science; Vlfgln- PtIWbury, nnulo. RockvUle High ' Center Heights; Rt. 30 and HUl- Dr.; South St. and Olenstone Vernon Center Junior High ’ Cherry Blossom Rd. and Sharon Rd. Late Enrollees Tomorrow Susan Rd.; Bolton Rd. and handicaps Is difficult because to 12:46 p.m. Closing 2:80 p.m. Route 2 covers School Rd., to ^ ™ X, . ^ Trip 1: 7:26 — (TalcottvlUe side Dr.; Dobson Ave. and Mir- D r.; West Rd, and Eastvlew Dr. Trip 1: 7:86 — Lake 6t. and Bus 9: Ann a t . Dower RA Bus 12B: NorthAew Dp; and X X ii^orker, speech and he«uing, Lakeside Dr., to Lake Rd., to Public schools will resume mother teacher aide. A Project ™’®J^®’^ Hj-.; Baker Rd. and ^rea) Main St. and Elm HIU lam Dr. Vernon Center Jnnlor Hlib one or a combination of symp- 18: From West Rd. to Pleasant Vs^ey Rd. frqm North- Extra help Monday thru Thurs­ O pen^ 8 :46 a.m. Lunch 11:46 and music, aU part-time posi- Headstart program, held during Mawvell Dr. Montauk Dr.; Lake St. and ^ Hebron Rd>, to School. Coventry classes Thursday on the foHoW' Rd.; Welles Rd. and Acorn Dr.; Vernon Center Junior High Trip 2 : 7:60-P ro sp e c t St. at Berkley Dr.; Lake St. and Box Rye S t on SAllVan Ave., Rye Aew Dr. to Long H^l M . day—2 :80 p.m. to &;10 p.m. tion* which would be shared by Route 8 ptoceeds Aa East ing schedule: Coventry High the suminer there, allowed for ^ BUS IB WeUes Rd. and Taylor S t; Kel- Trip 2 : 7 :40—Dobson Ave. and Firehouse; E. Main St and St. Bus 18: EUlnrtoh Rd.'i from Grade 9—(Housed at the Man­ Otad^ K-S at2:46 p.m.. Grades some other system. testing of new oral language Sykes Freshmen, St. Bernard, ------• Mountain Dr.; Lake St. and *yP®," 4-6 atjS p.m. mie academic st^ ot 18 is St., to W ebster'La., to Boston ly Rd. Trailer Park;—High Campbell Ave.; Washington St. Snipsic St.; East St. and Cen- Rosewood Dr. ological Impairment Is not pres- Boa 16: lOUer Rd. to Abby C3ark S t to^& ckland Rd.; chester Mgh; School) — same HUl Rd., to WAea Ild., with a School," 7:45 to 2:22; Robertson program equipment which will ent. OrfOrt VUlage > headed by Mrs. DorU Chamber- School, ’ 8:16 to 2 :36, and OW- Txj School. and Church St.; Phoenix St. and. ter Rd.; East St. and Fern Trip 2: 8:00 — Tunnel Rd. Rd., Abby Rd. Including Mas­ Buckland Rd., Smith St., Whee­ hours as Manchester Mgh aide, trip to Birch I^r., then be used during the coming year. Tripl: ^M -- BamfortoRd.: Vernon Center Junior High Maple St. St.; Rt. 30 and S. Grove St. and Russel Dr. Thus, selection of children for kel Rd. and Garnet Rd. at AA ler Rd., .-Pleasant VaUey Rd. School. Opening 8:46 a.m. Lunch {1:46 lain, principal, and includes six back to WAes, to Townbmd, to New Administrator entry Grammar School, 8:46 to the program wUl be cairied out a.m. to 12:80 p.m. CToalng 2:80 teachers new to the system: 8. The following (toventry High Trip 2 : 7:66-Grand Ave. and Vernon Center Kindergarten MaiUe St. School Maple St. School A.M. by Rd. 6om Wheeler Rd. to NorthAew , Benfley School 'Aa lower end of w aton OUVer ChatflAdt'^piinclpA ot School homeroom assignments view u r., Kt. 30'an d Mount Vernon Ave.; Grand Ave. and A.M. (TaloottvUle Area) Trip 8: 8:10 — Regan Rd, Kindergarten under strict guidelines laid down Bus 16: Farnham Rd. above Dr. Morning ^ kindergarten, 8:46 ,P'">- I Mrs. Barbara Na\ren, kinder- HUl and Hebron Rda. the new IntermrtUate echool, All schools w ill' accept late Vernon Apts. by the State Board of Educa­ registrations tomorrow, after |«^® been announced with all * Rau St.; Grand Ave. and PlUs- xrip 8: 8:00—Main St. and and Range HUl Dr.; Regan Rd, Trip 3: 8:20 — Regan Rd. 66 InAuding Pear Tree Ln. JSua 19: West Rd.; Strong Rd. a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Afternomi Bobertaon garten; Mrs. Avor. Dow, Grade Route 4 covers Hebron Rd., hA been at woric now In the students instructed-to report to T r i p l : 7:80 — South St. and berry Hill; West Rd. and DaUey ironwood Dr.; Wells Rd. and and Ctountry La.; .Regan tion and wUl be detepnlned only “Bus 17; Farnham Rd. to 67 to rt West Rd. to.Rt 6: Ident kindergarten, 12:80 «> ®«®w position; Mrs. RosaUe fr^m“toe H rtroA "T ^‘i:inerto Coventry school'aystem for aev- which the high school wlU reg­ Crown St.: S< Rd. aiid Range HIU Dr.; Regan Rd, p.m. to 8 ister no more students un­ these Rooms: Grade 12 students, a™ ^‘®'^ Acorn Rd.; Allison Rd. and Lor- and EmUy Dr.; Regan Rd. and and Country La.; Began Rd. Alison RA, Meryl Dr. Rd; EUlngton Rd. to m Chapel P-™- QU®"!- to Townsend Rds., then erA weeks, settled into a tem­ all in the cafeteria, A.-Glenney, HUl; South St. and Vernon Ave. Dr. , ralne Rd.; Taylor St. and Elm Heidi Dr., and Heidi Dr.; R;gan Rd. and tbe chUd by a team of phys- ELLSWORTH MIDDLE ft. to school.. Opening 8:46 ^ r t. Lunch ll';46 dergarten, 12;16 p.m. to 2:46 Tambarnlifi, Grades 6; Mrs. to Bunker MU to R t 87 Aa porary office ill the high echool, til after Sept. 15. Both elemen­ Vernon Gentler Junior High and ed­ tary schools have announced Sec. 1; Gould-Mlclette, R., Sec. Vernon Elementanr School h IU Rd.; Phoenix St. and Iron- BUS 18 Legion Dr.; Regan Rd. 'and P«y®bologtot8, SCHOOL / Bus 2*: Pierce Rd.; EUlng- to 12:46 p.m. Closing — ^ °*'^® •• Pwk®*' Bridge, to Center, An until opening of the new edwA. 2; and Moeng, K.-Zuzel, M., Sec. Trip 2: 7:60 — Prospect St. Trip 8: 8:06 — Rt. 83 and ^ood Dr.; Phoenix St. and Hub- Sykes Freshmen, St. Bernard, Mary La. ucational specialists. Bus 9: Main ^ i f i ^ 8 .M a.m. Lunch — p tb le e n Russo, Art, who U.S. Rt. 6, to School A a Hebivm next faU. that no registrations will be. ac­ and Chestnut St.; Prospect St. St.i King s t , ton Rd. to OrsJway Dr. not In- 1*8 at 2;46 p.m.; Grades 3. . ‘ Wilshire Rd.; Rt. 83 and AUen j)r . Washin^on St. and St. Joseph ______The Identification of chUdreh Qbapel Rd. eluding Ordway Dr.; Ordway 4-6 at 8 p.m. Grades 1-8 at 11:80 a.m. to 12:25 wUl share her time with Rham Rd. CtaatflAd Is the mily new cepted the first two days of and Oak St.; Prospect St. and for the prograni wUl be head­ school. As they did last year, Grade 11: A-Diamond, Audi Dr.; Kelly Rd.------at TraUer- Park; Church St.; CampbeU Ave. "Wp l: 7:26- a p a r t HUl Rd. Bus 19: XfiUer'Rd. to Abby Dr. , tq Pleasant VaUey Rd. . Bowers p.m.; Grades 4-6 at noon to High School, Region No. 8. Route 6 covers U.S. Rt, 6 ' mtolstrator In the acboola/thls Ward St.; Prospect St. and Rt. 30. and Worcester Rd.; ,Skinner Rd.) ed by Miss Beth Hoffman, chief 12:66 p.m. aoring |— Grades Returning staff includes Mrs. east, to Old State Rd., at the year. Aid wUl be d o l ^ dou­ all Grade 6 students will at- R-: Dietz-HlU, Aud. L .; Hlllman- Uiilon St. Vernon Center Kindergarten Rd., Abby Rd. to Griffin Rd. to Boa 22A: Strong RA to FV)S- Morning kindergarten, 8:46 BUS 8 and NeiU Rd.; Skinner Rd. and social "Worker for the 'town Graham Rd. 'Including Robert 1-^at 2:86 p.nf.; Grades. 4-6~at BAher Kaplan and Mis. Doris (tolumbia Town Uiie, then west- ble duty until Ills schon opens. tend (XrS, with grades 1-6 ,at McGrath, Rm. 3; Mendbnheill, Vernon Elementary School PJH. No Day Off schools. • " ' . tA Rd; FoMscuRA; Goveniork a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Afternoon both elementary schools and J.-Roberts, Rrti. 6; Robsky-Zur- BookviUe High Trip 4: 11:40 — Bit 30; Dob­ Barbara Rd.; Skinner. Rd. and' Dr., Lewis Dr. and Thomas R d ., __Highway;„___ , . ______PleaiMnt VaUey Rd. kindergarten, 12:1S p.m. to 2:46 2:60 p.m. Horton, Grades 1; MUs EUen erly Aa U.S. Rt. 6 to Hutchin- WhUe planning for toe opening Trip ;8: 8:06 — Washlng;ton St. Trip 1: 7 ;26 —Vernon Ave. Wolcott La.; Skinner Rd. and Sontli DaAdson, Mrs. Donna Boying- son Rd., to Pine Ridge A a Hen- o t the new facUlUeA which he grades 7-12 at the high school, muhlen, Rm. 6. and Church St.; Washington St. son A've. and Mlitam Dr.; Rt. Meryl Rd., West.'Rd., , Strong from Rt. 5 to Milton Dr. p.m- » and High St.; Vernon, Ave. and 30 and HiUalde A va; R t 80 Bruce St.; Skinner Rd. and On Holy Day RA from West Rd,-to Rt 6, Bus 228: Main St from Opeifing 8:46 a.m. Lunch,— Mbmlng Kindergarten, 8:40 ton, and Mis. Donna Prlnz, dee, then back to U.S. Rt 6 to thinks are "eimmAy excit­ The hot lunch program In all Grade 10; Akuoutier, Rm. 7; and -Phoenix St.; Phoenix St. ing," he is also assisting high schools wlU start on opening Cochrane-Glllon, Rm. 8; Gleh- Grand Ave.; Grand Ave. and and (told Sprii^ Dr. Gerald D r.; WindsbrvUle Rd. Tolland Ident Rd. Cbapea Rd. to town line; King Grades 1-2 at 11:16 a.m. to a.m. to 11:10 a.m. Afternoon Grades 2; Mis. Elizabeth Cbok School. and Church St.; Phoenix St. and West S ti West S t and Nye S t and Penfield Ave. Catholic holy days will no Kindergarten, 18:10 p.m. to 2:40 aixl Mis. Deborah M>rne, Route 6 proceeds Aa~ Long school principal MUton ' WUds' day with prices the saine as ney, Klm-Kuchy, Rm. 9; Kuhn- Tankerhoosen Rd. BUS 14 Bub 11; Rye St, lUghtower S t 12:15 p.m.; Grades 8-4 A l!l':4S yeriion Center Junior High Sjiceis Freshmen, S t Bernard, Vernon Genter Junior High . longer be synonymous with a Rd., Scaifiic Rd., Dower' Rd., Bos 24A: From 'l47 HUton a.m. to 12:46 p.m.; Grades 5-6 P-“ - ' Gradea.8; Mrs. Hazel FToyd and MU Rd., to Pine Ridge Aa Hen- with the Jtofior hlgh.qAwoi stu­ 1 ^ year; 30 cents for grade 1; Proiilx, Rm. 10; Reed-Yam^ BUS 2 „ dents toe^e. 86 cents for grades 2-8, 40, cents ■Chem. Trip 2: 7:60 — Rt. 88 and S t Joseph T r^ 2: 7:65 — VeimOn Ave. day off from school for the 53,- Farnham Rd., McGrath lid.. Dr. to Belden Rd.; Ordway Dr. at 12:16 p.m. |o 1:16 p.m. Clos­ Opening 8 :60 a.m. Lunch 1 1 :86 Oaorge W. Lange Jr„ Grades 4; dee. I^ack Hendee takeover RockvUle High Arts Wing a.m. to 12:80 p.m. Closing 2:46 DaAd TurUngton, Grade 6 and Skinner HUl, Wheeling, Bear tie wljl also be sjpemUng oon- for' g^rades 7-12, and milk for Grade 9; A^endt, M.-Dzlekan, Sunset Dr.; Rt. 83 and Pleasant ’Trip 1 (TaloottviUe area): “th d McCIean St.; Vernon Ave. 000 elementary and secondary. Cherry Moasom Ui., East Wind- at Emngtnn Rd. ing-G rades 1-8 at 2:45 p.m.; all, 4. cents. view Dr.;’ KeUy Rd.; Rt 30, 7:16 — Main S t anid Eton High S t sor Rt. 6. - , Bus 24B: Ronda Dr., HUton Grades 4-6 at 8 p.m. P-®>- - Mis . Helen Donahue and mimi Swamp, then Aa Long HUl to Aderajde tlm« with teachera In Bio.: Perguson-Hoyt, Phys.; F m^ St.;,Grove St. and Ceme Catholic school students Ip Northeast Ad.; WellB Rd. and Acorn Rd.; « SUnher Rd. School • ^Delayed Bus IS: Sand MU Rd!, EUing- Dr. to 147. BocUoqfi VeipfauMk Jean Havens, special classes. Schoql. Grades 6-8 from aU acboola, All schools are fuUy staffed, Hunt-Mendenhall, Rm. 11;, Mer- tery ' Ave; Grove St. and Laurel Trip 3: 8:05 — West Rd.; Wells Rd. and'Ilaylor S t; KeUy Trip 85 8:10 — Regan Rd. Hartford,.^ New Haven Euid ton Rd. from Firehouse 1 to , a VEBY ST. ELEBIEMTABT Kindergarten — 8:46 a.m. to Morning Kindergarten, 8:80 Mrs. EUen Ransom wlU”agaln ------' aii^ these are the faculty wlth the exception of one va- cler-Roach, Rm. 18; Robin- S t; P ^ p e c t St. and Oak S t; cancy in the mathematics de- Young, Music, Rt. 30 and Sunnyvlew Dr.; Bam­ Rd. Tnedler Paifc; Rt. 8 8 .and and Range HIU Dr.; Jtegan Rd.. Uitchfleld counUes, Opmi of the arts and schmee Clark St, Clark St, Long MU U:15 a.m. a.m. to 11:16 a.m. Aftenuxm *arve as school nurse, and Ray- rp t t j members who wUl be moving 'Prospeot St. and Union St. 8C»OOL , .into toe hew sdhpol. p a r e n t s at, the high school. Grade 8: A- 1 p.m. Closing-Orades 1-8 at >>« asslstod by AUed Harrl- gradOs aboutd be made". Orig^ 23. May 23, 1068. ^ Bus 7B: GuUy RA, Dogwood toaUy from Ninr Yorii. his ence courses now offered there, Grade 7; A-Dibble, Rm. 24; ’Tunnel Rd. and EsteUe Dr. and Range HUl' D r.; Regan Rd. RockvUle High, fiykes Freah- o t school, was delayed by otrlkes Meadow Rd., Griffin Rd. from klndergartMi, 12:16 p.m. to 2:46 Ondee 4-6 at 2:46 P**® and Mrs.'Germaine______Lam- School hours at the three lo­ Northeaat .Seboed and Country La.; Regan Rd. and The decision was made by this apr^. AU the equtpmmt Ln. teaching experience has sU besn four of which , are lab courses. Dorsey-Oroethe, Rm. 26; Groot- men, Vernon Center Junior Chraham H A to Brookfield St, Bus It: Dart HUl Law- p.m. f be rt. In the office, Mrs. Susan. xdioola wUl be the same as Trip 8: 8:*6 — West Rd. and Heidi Dr.; Regan pd. and Bus Code the Most Rev. Henfy J. for the wliv has been received WaddeO Baker WlU be asslsted by Mrs. Mat year. The high school wUl In New Hampshire, mors re­ Ifigh Khool students pow Marshall, Rm. 19; Martucct High, S t Bernard, St. J o s e ^ ^rookfield St., SuUivan Ave., rende Rd., Newmoriier Rd. at Opening — Grades 1-8 at 8:40 Eastvlew Dr.; South St. and Al- Mpry La.; Regan Rd. and Le- O’Brien, atchbiahop of Hart- except |100,(KKl worth of cabi- T van Ave. to Rt. 6. a.m.; Grades 4-6 at 8:86 a.m. ' Morning Kindergarten, 8:46 Francis Oomerfort.______start at 8:80 and close at 2:80. cently with Grades 1-8 In a have beep available to the four Sherman, Rm. 16; Shores-Zur- "An '■ offtidlol code of be­ Trip 1:' 7:06 — Bolton Rd. Rn. na mil Dart MU Rd., Avery St. A •V pert Dr.; South St. land Janet glon'Dr.; West Rd. and DaUey and Hatch HUl Rd.; 'Tolland Rd. fpnj, baaed on recommendation {[re expected riiortly. BU® IVe ’PiOTCO. Ultl Osl Lunch—Grades 1-8 at 11:80 a.m. a.m. to 11:16 a.m. Afternoon John Hutchinson wUl again Meadowbrook and Mcka Me- > ‘ i c l ^ syrtem comparable In years of study In EngUrii, math- muhlen,’'Ref. havior for pupils riding fi «s.i^t.r-_xs D art 11111 no. V ematlcs, social studies, Latin, La. dr..: Spring St. / and Plymouth La.; Grier Rd.; of the 20-member Archdiocesan for the wing RA .to BuoUand Rd., Biiokland to 12:80 p.m-: Grades 4-6 at ^n^rgarten, 12:16 p.m. to 3:46 superAoe the bus drivers as weU niorlA Schools wlU bq|(ln A 9 aUe to Coventry’s. . achool busea has been Bin U: Ellington Rd. from French, home economics and BUS 8 Vernon Center Junior Hlih '" Hatch HUl Rd^a^id^'i^keroi ‘fa’ BA, Smith S t, PleasaA VaUey 11:80 a.m. tjo 12:25 p.m. Clos­ as driving one himself. Others *®d. close at 8. The staggered (Fboto by Oofittner) "A beUef In toe IndivlduA po­ drawn up by Mianchcriter Dart HUl RA to town Uns, tential of every studeA" is the arts, band and chorus. ’The ' RoScbvUle High Trip 2: 7:66 Ellington Ave. achcol children and adopted Rd.;-Hatch HUl Rd. and Brandy ^® duatrlal arts'^d ^ i^bc^d Rd., ’Tudor Rd., miHngfAn Rd. ing—all grades—2:46 p.m. Opening 8:46 a.m. Lunch— ®f® Slmecm VeUIeux, John HlSh hours Ae necessary to OUver Ohatfteld In Office Report Tomorrow Trip 1: 7:26 Rt. 30 and and Talcott Ave.; Ellington Ave. seating parents, education, the jq cUuurooms in- the main to Governor’s Highway, Gover­ Nlederwerfer Rd.,- Barber HUl Highland Part: - Grades 1-2 at U :16 a.m. to 12:16 ®»n, Richard Person. Robert bus scheduUng. way Chatfield summed up his modern problems counre, pert -A by the Bbnrd of Eduoetlon lull Rd.( of the social studies curriculum Mount Vernon Apt.; East St. and Davis Ave.; Davis Ave. and Trip 1: 7:20 — Bamforth Rd. professions, buaineaB, industry buUding. Students 'wiU study nor’s Mghwair and OAony RA Rd. above 100. Morning ktodergarten, 8:80 P-®»-: Grade# 8-4 at U:46 a.m. Godding, DonAd TuWe and The schools wUl be operating basic Afilos(q)hy A education. iBophomores end ah dtu- as fcllowa; and labor; from introductorymaterial pnd Bos 14: Benddlct Dr. above "It Is up to the educator to 'wUl continue to deal with prob­ dents who wlh be attend­ and King St; East 9t, and Orchard St.; Orchard' St. and 1. Be on^^me at the coi>- and Badcer Rd.; Rt. SO and Sun­ and Newber^ Rd. a.m. to 11 a.m. Afternoon Un- to 12:46 p.m.; Grades6A A 12:16 »*•. Paulin*^Pressley. ( on half-day this wMk, lems of the d ^ using team- Hale S t; East^ Main fit and Union St. ,.rejct etop. - nyvlew Dr.; R^. 30 and Ever­ “It was the board’s belief, in books untU the wing la com- ' Him 84: Foster Rd., MIton 229 including Peach Tree l a . dergarten,” noon 'to 2:80 p.m. P'°*' .I'M P'®>' Cloalng— Bwk Sohsdnle however, with the high school qcifieve this potenUA through ing Manchester High School keeping with alms of Christian' pieted., 113 Aircraft Built processes that wUl host asrve tMoblng' methods. , Snlpaic S t; E i ^ Main St. and Vernon Elementary School 2. Stay cCf th e toad whUe green Rd.; West Rd. and Peter­ Dr., Including EHzabetb RA, at BenetUct Dr., WUlow S t, to- Opening — AU Grades — 8:80 O ^M 1-8 at 2:46 p.m.; Grades PawAs tave been notified o t clofjns at 12:80 and the elemsn- for the ifirat time should renewal, that holy days’ could Home economics ckunea wUl eluding Maple S t a.m. rjity»h—Grades 1-8 at 11:80 TOKYO — Japan’s aircraft Iri- him", he sAd, adding tliA he, 1>heTe WlU be a greater em- report to the School tomor­ Union St; West Main St. and Trip 8: 8:1* —Pnoenlx St. waiting. . son Rd. Edgewood Dr.. Barbara Rd., 44 at 8 p.m. the approximate arrlvA time tary sohools at 1. Opening da* pbaela cm the large group In­ Wlard S t r West Main St. and and Ironwood Dr.; IPhoenix St. Trip' 1: 7:80—Peterson Rd. be more meaiilngfiiUy observed urn the rooih In the guidance Judjr Lane at Marilyn Rd., Bus siA: Dions Dr» Spruce n.m. to 12:16 p.m.; Grades 4-6 Washington . rtien vdien Uiey they may may m^[>ect the the biuM buses bus. bus', scheduling a ^ e d u li^ proU ei^* iM y ‘**“ ‘*Y back In mUltary produc- beUeVea team teaching Is one' row et 1:1C pjn. 3. Stand back as the bus of these processes. struction teaching concept this River S t ' and Hublard Dr. 1 approaches. and VaUey View La.; Center as school days,’’ said the Very section and art classes wiU be PleasaA yaUey RA to R t 6. {m., Mghvlew Dr., WoodUuid a 11(« a.m. to 12:80 p.m. Ctos- Mbrning Mndeigarten, 8:40 A their homes------. the iflrst day. delay------the - home arrivA tion after the reatrictione of the The new dtuidents will re­ Rev. Msgr. James A. .—rr------'—: curriculum in these grades,' grains fbr the 1967-PS year, Gdenutone Dr.; South St. and line Dr.; R t 88 and Pleasant 8. Keep hands and heeute D r.; Windsor Ave. 'and Winde- Main S t St. Btoeney S t bringing science and social qnd their looker aaSIgii* Eveigreen Rd.; South S t and View Dr.; R t 88 and Aleen Dr.; hialde windows. mere Ave. ■ ,V' "PupUs wUl develop a deep- TU.L- AnAtMit UNION SCHOOL OBOHARD HIM- SOHOiM- Morning kindergarten, 8:46 Btudlea Into the first grade. It Venion Ave. Rt. 88 and Wilshire Rd. 6. Keep etades clear. . Northeast 8chooll| A.M, er underajtandln# and richer ap- Killing I Ancient Bus 4: 'Grades l-f — Main St 4A: VaUey View Dr. from, a.m. to {1:16 ami. Afternoon meplta. Members of the Stu­ a "modA for other will also help prepare the cbli- dent Council WlU .conduct Muple Street Sebooi V/ VenMU Center Junior High ^ 7. Keep vciceu soft. Kindergarten preciationrof the holy day brtng .'-NEW YORK — The ancient from Pleasant VaUey Rd. to schools In- ' Trip 8: 8:10 — Rt cuKand Trip 8: i i K —Rt. SO and HiU- Cha|Ml RA MUSST* Dr., ri.hFoster .T gt. gfrom tiS Birch R p.m.IT ’’*”'’"' ■ a.m. to 12fil6 n.m.: GMM » waia> na ______. . . ’“>>■ . x . ‘^Wir \ “terestrtl In tifis.’’ dren for .team teaching, which a boar of th e buUdtog. 8. Observe -hautth and P«®»<: Grades. 2 Pawner's.Garage. WAm Rd. a t Studenta were niv^ui in tai,.' \ . bsglns in the third gnO it. 'Vaiqioa Garden^;- Old Town aide Ave. R t 30 and Varoon Brookly Bm 12: Grades l-4-8ulUvan MU Dr, to sepoA Opening - AU Grides - 8:46 and 6 A U:40 a.m. to 12:80 7:16 a.m., for^tbe Rham Hlrt * to ^:^S ^ flit Married ojul toe father A four All other IMHB students safety rules ai^ all tttmea. OROPm> ' chUdren, ChatflAd has rented Robertson School wlU con­ Rd., and. Lovedand Hll;^ d d Center Heightm R t SOand 'Din- 9. ' Don|t maak anyVpartLumber \-_x_, , ------.------, , . . , Ave. to Main: St to 960 Main "—Bos Al: OAtweod — Dr.; FAt Am. Lunch'll :46 Am. to 12:46 p.m.; Grades 8 and • at 1 2 :S m l tW nSlmTAhS m are invited to report to Town Rd. and WHuon In. nel TUr; Junior (Uih- m d High St.Vernon Aye. ahd doctriiud, and eoumenlcW ton- tie, th^ rider had both,bands' /St. Including. Speny Rd. and Rd.; Deepitood Dr.; Deepirood p.m, Ctesln^ 2:46 p.m. p.m. to 12:66 p.m. O o s J ^ " School r t u c t o n t T r S ^ T I S NEW.DBLIS^,DBLHT(A (AP) — Sclen- * houee 'on-Brewster S t In tinue. with Its* Title I program their homerooms ttof Uieto a t the buis. ..t and has been granted some ad- BUS 4 ' . s ' Vernon Center lOndergarton 10. Dont dtotuib the driv­ South St.; South St. And Ban­ pllcatlbns for contemporary»free to shoot arrows. Many cen- Goverher’s R ^w ay at MAn.-Dr. tistS'have decided New Delhi's North'Coventry, which the en- J programs between 1:16 and RockvUle H igh. A.M. croft Rd.; Sduth St. ond^Ever- Christiana,” Magr. (tonnojly turies later, American Indians St. 7: Valley 'View Dr. from Morning klndergarton, 8:80 ^ at 2:46 p.m. dltlonjrt funds this year which 1.'45 p.m. ' er. Dr.^.to Lake Trip 1: TljttO—Prospect St and TMp Sr 8:10 — Peterson Rd. ll .green Rd.; South St. and Jah- added. also nuuitered this technlqiM. WlU aUow for at least a part of Si

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i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER 00>U».. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 PAGE ■ LB V m P i U » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,. 1967 pounded Red gun positions G ro u n d W a r abovei the demilitarised sone, MALE HELP WANTED •orter the Air Force hit rail lines lead­ Broadcast Workers Is More Frightful Thaff Igijorance in Action- ing, Hanoi to Red China PART-TIME COUEGE STUMNT Breaks Open and the .carrier-based Navy planes swept Into the heaidiy Threaten TV Strike Hours: 9:00 A«M. - 3:30 P.M. In Senate Races (Oonttnnra from Pager One) defended rales above Haiphong. (Continued from Page One) Tolland Tolland. (OonUBiied from Page One) The big target of the day was South Windsor namese, the Aniericans and the affected because they are mem­ ^ TEL 649-1154 I- the untouched five-span bridge the union for settlement of the tlal candidate, visited foreign Coventry bers o fv an oth er union, Oommunlsts had been preoccu­ southeast of Haiphong, one of dispute were basically In three or Apply In Poison news oiganlutlon in Saigon to- ■ H om eroom pied with the- political cam­ the two bridges leadliig south areas—wage-hours, grievance O’Sullivan sold. day to press his charges that Missing. Girl paign. from the major port. The raid procedures and staffing of color New Middle School was an -evident w a n il^ that the the eleoUons Sunday were a . The election of Chief of State televMon facilities. BONANZA STEAK HOUSE Assignm ent other bridge southwest of the “ nationwide fraud.” Foiled Asleep Nguyen Van Thieu as president 'We are attempting a major Only One Bids city also unbombed—Is now on^ 287 W. MIDDLE TPKE. i' may have ushered in a renewed ireakthrough on the reduction .en in Winter g High School homeroom as- D edarihg himself “ the leader the U.S. target list. . signpients have been announced o f the opposition,” Dsu said he Under a Tree •test of muscle on the battlefield. of the Work week,” O'Sullivan On Wiring Y South Windsor schools will Spanish; Denis R. Joy, English; by Tolland Hjgh principal How­ was forming a coalition of los­ . „ , .. H ie heaviest fighting cost the said. '*'We had proposed four Miss Mary E. Lawton, English; Communist forces 160 dead and nltile-hour days a week. Howev-. Only one bidder has submitted open Thursday with th6 pros­ Several changes In curricu­ ard G. Harvey., ing oaniBdates which would pre Gregory John Ramsdell, indus­ er, we wlU go tor five days with ^ p^ce for Improving the llght- lum •will be taritltuitiea when the Grade 9: Hoineroom 216, sent charges of election fraud to S°when‘*ti?ra'e*bo^^Zte ^ d “ P>^"®™ ^ «>“f- Traffic, l^ewers, pect that th«i town’ s first mid­ trial arts; Miss Susan Klnsloe, teacher Milton Wallace, (from new seventh end eighth grade the Constituent Assembly tide their scout m a st«^ oim d four- rfljnY'^riM ^taM lra dle school will open during the art; Peter S. Andersen, mathe­ A. Aberle to M. Doyle); Home- wAttk r* ______i j ____ «« a . the coastal plains,, rice padaies RubbisK: Issues hfuJsT classes begin their sKudies to­ wiUtter. Until the new school is matics; Miss Lynne Anne roofir^lll, teacher Mrs. Doris “ Tf n «it nmnf tii '*"***L.!!?* bamboo stands about 26 O’Sullivan said the union has °® “ » “H Dsu has proof there was evergreen tree in the woods „ the ble American asked tor a $800 per week pay Chester submitted a $2,886 bid New Store Hoj 'ready all setrenth and eighth- Beam, English; Ronald T. morrow. Tobiassen, (from J. Elmrath to fraud,” said a spokesfoan for about a mUe from her home. American fore Schaller Rloux, science; Mrs. Beverly scale but said it would settle tor today for increasing the amper- grade students will attend'class­ The choice of electtves lo r B. Loeh r); Homeroom 212, Ky, “Let him go ahead. If there Susan walked away from her ^ , B. Bryant, social studies; Mrs. - Complaints relating to traffic less If a / reduced work week age capacity, for providing me- EFFECTIVE SEI es at the high school and Ells­ both dasses has been expand­ teacher Miss Carol Mature, was fraud, we would have had a home on Root Rd. near Rt. 31 ^ ® Diana B, Coogan, mathematics; were granted. He said most NA- tering and distribution, tor In- ed to aocelenate raudles In fo r­ (from G. Magnuson to I. Rog­ Mgger margin.” early Saturday evening. Her ihore than 1,000 of the ^ne- conditions, •torm-sewer pro- worth School. Mrs. Barbara Toohey, English BEIT members now are paid stalling new circuits and for eign languages ■and math and ers): Homeroom 210, teacher U S c a r v e r s sent by Presl- "*®ther, Mrs. Louise Hatch. area where plknes lems and rtfobish burning were A total of 72 new teachers and Miss Ann E. Vlgue, ele­ $218 weekly. furnlriitng and wiring new wall D A I L Y 8 A i i - Y ?M. to introduce Home Economics Robert Italia, (from K; Single heard this morning by Town have been hired for the system mentary Freinch. He said the color staffing. In- panels. and Industrial A rts to the to J. Zanghi). voting was fair, but Dxu said '^®* E^ene Menarq tWS^ year. Special teachers include Rus­ peatedly.; Director W illiam SohaUer, who ■vol-vlng operation and malnte- xn alternate price of $160 was. eighth graders. Grade 8 : Homeroom 207, Public kindergartens will sell V. Elliott, elementary vo­ teacher Mrs. E. Carroll, (from they “could not see It They ®~^®° **'® Latest repor'^ from the battle- alrae manned the Boaiti. of Di- nance of color equipment, was added to the bid for installing SUNDAY^rad h o l i d a y s Eighth grade :^Udent8 will could not stay all day long at start their second year in town cal and Instrumental music, and New Principal J. Bach to C. Duell); Homeroom field said 6nemy resistance was rectors* regularly scheduled primarily related to the' AK ! -arhite meroury lamps In take the required English, sci­ the polling places.” . “ *®®P’ she wra token to this year. Classes will be held Mrs. Jill Greenberg, teacher for 209, teacher Mrs. Diane Hod- all but'beat down, and gunshlps public comment session netWork. existing fixtures. A M . - 6 P .M . ence, social Studies, physical Clark D. Standish of Man­ , J. 1 . .... Windham Community Hospital in leased space at Our Savior the perceptually handicapped gins, (from W. Ellert to A. In v l ^ y ramplete ^ ffl, m WUllmantic where she was and artillery were sealing off The traffic complaints con O’Stdllvan said 2,600 of the Delta’s over-all price is wlth- education courses. Electives in­ chester has been appointed Lutheran Church, the Wapping class. Janelle); Homeroom 213, Gsury treated for scratches. She was the 'valley outlets to the plains earned Parker St. and Fergu- 3,000 members were engineer- estlmates but must be checked clude math or algebra ,I (for teaching principal at Buckland Community Hall, the Profes­ Permanent substitutes for the Agasi, (from S. Morganson to polled slightly more than-36 per from - walking through while Marine tanks plowed Into son Rd., both used by hea'vy- ing personnel with about 200 for specifications before a con­ elementary schools ^ e Mrs. high school credit), French I School by the Board of Educa­ sional Center and the First Di Schufft); Homeroom 2()3, cent of the 4.76 million votes swampe and brush, all night. the fray. truck and passenger-car users news writers and 300 other em­ tract Is awarded. X Margaret O. Wade, Mfs. Gloria (high schDd credit), home eco­ tion. Congregational Church on Main teacher Mrs. Carol Duncan, cast and more than twice the A hospital spokesman said Marine losses in 24 hours as short cuts, ployes in clu d in g building The cost of the work will be George and Miss Jollne M. Bret­ nomics, indusbrial arts, chorus, A former 6th grade teacher rne Pharmacy St. Morning and afternoon ses­ (from K. Janton to A. Morg;an- number recorded for Dsu’s sec­ she was fine and released her were 64 dead and 84 wounded . The Fetguran Rd. complaln- maintenance workers involved. split on a 60-60 basta by the band and art. at Keeney School, Stahdlsh will sions will be held. on. son): Homeroom 205, teacher ond-place ticket. to her parents. and the fighting was continuing, ant cited "the many motorists Total NABEIT membersMp Is town and by Y officials. *]^e 664 CENTER ST.—649-9814 • School Hours Listed teach 4th grade at Buckland in In the school administration, Seventh grade students will Kenneth White, (from W. Selby The 22 observers President The scouts, from a Williman- More Marines were heavily using bis street to get from 8,600 he said. building Is used by the town, School opening and closing required Enghish, science, addition to his duties of super­ engaged Monday near their post Porter St. to E. Middle Tpke., . Their contract expired March Richard Hauseman recently as­ to J. Zwingelsteln). Johnson sent to watch the elec- tic troop, were Henry Wyszom- as a Rec Center. hours are: ■/ social Studies, physical educa­ vision. ■" of Con Thlen, Just below the de- and vice verea. 31 and was extended to Aug. 31. sumed his duties as business Grade 7: H o m ero o m 202. tion returned to the United ierski, Brian Dalglo and J(dm Hlgh School, 7:46 a.m. to 2:J6 tion and math. EaecMves ih- He replaces Allan Chesterton, teacher Mrs. Helen Barber Some Of ithe audio-visual materials being developed by members . 8:45 a.m. to 2:48 p.m.; Orchard of socfhl studies textbooks os a tiflcate in administration, also the vote appeared be free,” lowing heaivy raUlB and igiring heels. Sbftens as It be held Nov. 22, Dec. 22 and located In rooms 102, 104, 105, The method also forces stu­ to volunteers searching. U.S. 26th Infantry Division ran Hill Elementary School, 9:16 resi^lt o f a compleite reviston of at UConn. A lit'fele'-publicized side of eio«al association of school sys- thaws. soothea Soothes TTrod June 20, the closing day. Ses­ 106, 107 and 109. dents to listen carefully for In­ P*>® ®“ ®* **« "108 BUT- luto a stTong force of guerrillas, Feet. CoemetfoaU^ ita r "Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!” a.m. to 3:15 p.m.; morning ses- the social studies curriculum by Married and the father of ITie complaint of ndiblsh sion days by the month will be Grade 5 homerooms will be school - .related activity ^ structions and to watch the prised and pleased at the sup- The entrenched enemy cut gra n t Bold at; , " Sion kindergarten, 9:15 a.m. to the teachers committee and ad- two children, he resides with tute of Washington, D.C. Americoiis with ma- burning was from a resident of Sept. 17, Oct; 20, Nov., 19,’ Dec. . located In rooms 108, 110, 1 1 1 , which involve consider- curriculum g;uide for kln- projected lesson on the qim nro PHARMACY 11:45 a.m.; afternoon session ditional boedos requited by the his fam ily at 14 Fleming Rd.-- the Hendee Rd. area. He com­ 16, Jan. 22, Feb. 16, March 21, ahlo and growing numbers Uergarten through grade 12 Is — thereby keeiping their eyes Complete unofficial returns organizations, neighbors and chine guns and rained down ex- kindergarten, 12:46 p.m. to rapidly increase size of the 112;' 113, 114, 116, 117. plained of the obnoxious odors April 16, May 22 and June 14. Class lists w ill be posted on of Manchester teachers scheduled to be presented at the aiway from the keyboard. gave Thieu 1,649,661 votes, Dzu local store owners. The Salva- plosives from soviet-made gre- He's Leaving Home 3:16 p.m. daases 'in the various grades. resulting from the burning. / Hie parlies of St. Margaret the doors of the fifth and sixth the im- State Teachers Convention Oct. Programmed materials for 817,120, Phan Khac Suu 618,874, Army volimteered to feed nade launchers. A second Amer- Harvey noted the increasing each summer is and former premier Tran Van The public comment sessions M ary’s Church and St. Francis Report Issued grade rooms on the first of 28, Scott said. typing classes are almost non­ all the searchers. lean company came In as rein- If your son (or daughter) is going enrollment as registrations are day provement of existing Huong ~ 474,100. An additional of Assisi have established a But before the fam ily life cur­ existent commercially and David RoEUih of Vinton’s Gen- forcements and the guerrilla ®**® conducted on toe^Rrsc CASH SSVINCS off to college this fall, will he still still being accepted at his of­ school. schooi programs and the 1,281,249 votes were cast for the eral Store supplied 80 dozen do- force pulled back at dusk, ap- TVeaday and the thlri^Tlm ra- Joint bus program for South fice. Fifth graders have In­ On 125 Schools riculum can be incorporated into members o f the business de­ be covered under your present in­ 50 Teachers — — ^ ^ ----- development of new ones. other seven candidates or were nuts, neighbors supplied coffee parentiy taking ti^elr dead and day o f each month, The dl- Windsor hlg^i school students creased, from 198 to 210i as 26 actual classroom teaching, he partment last ■winter decided to Through this work, known to declared in valldv. and local supermarkets offered wounded with them. The Amerl- rectors take turns monning surance policies? Will the^ things who vrill attend East Catholic new registrations have been re­ O f Archdiocese Tolland educators as curriculum added, in-service training pro­ try and develop their own, The total of 4,786,404 votes food for the searchers. cans lost three dead and -83 them. he takes with him be protected High School in Manchester. Join System ceived at the school. 'Writing, they attempt to Incor­ grams foE teachers must also be feeling the programmed meth­ Catholic schools, throughout developed. -• was 80.9 per cent of the 5,858,261 Groups Involved Included 10 wounded. against fire and theft? If you’re At Bast Catholic school will The high school will house porate new materials, concepts od holds great promise for typ­ BIO PBiOPBBTY OW NBI^ the Archdiocese of Hartford Casello Is Aide Some unique curriculum trall- registered voters, and Thieu pit ggQut troops, fire and res- *'*®*‘® »harp clashes were re- not sure, just call us. We’d like to start at 8 :08 a.m. and will close Fifty new teachers have been Qy^r 728 pupils when school and teaching methods into exist­ ing classes, Ostrowski said. taught 43,072 students In 107 blazlng has been carried on dur­ 84.9 per cent of the votes. tnama from North and South ” ®“ ^ ® C ^botU an tar- NEW YORK (AP) — Oraing help. on Tuesday, Thursday and F ri­ appointed by tile Manchester opens tomorrow. The school was ing subject areas; to discard The preliminary ■writing o f parish elementary schools and At Junior High ing the summer by several The South Vietnamese also Coventry, Wllllmsuitic, Lebanon, der 40 miles northwest of Sal- its 1067 assessment b o ^ , the day at 2:55 p.m. This is to pro- Board of Education to fill po­ opened last September, and has what is obslete; and to develop the program ■was done during 9,791 pupils In 18 high schools members of Manchester High elected a 60-member Senate, but Rockville, Columbia, Stafford “ 8®"> to coastal Blnh Dlnh Prqv- New York City Tax^lay to North Vietnam. X O W I l W i l l to the next three hours guerrU- Ciark D. Standlsh becomes women stationed at busy Inter- counties. a “pfogram m ed” typing course A v ^ Street EHetnentaiT ed by paid and unpaid volunteer the “ Minute Waltz” on Monday One of Tbleu’s' major cam­ rn I las flitted along the shore nrliig topohing principal at Buckland sections, the majority will be During the year,- new junior de^signed to be taught In an elec-. Scfadol: teachers during summer vaca. morning to pep the kids up, and paign planks was a pledge to 1920 r ir e In ic fc at seven patrol brats dra^ to School. Form erly a' teacher at returning to the posts they held high schools were opened In IMns. Kaithieen Barrus, grade tlons — when they are able to Tronic “laboratory” setting by Fri^y afternoon we’ll calm seek A pause of one week or the battle, an4 foiu: N avy heU- Keeney St. School, he was ap- jjj previous years. Manchester, (St. Bridget Jun­ the use of tape recordings, and throe; Mlaa EUen K ay OfiWer, devote their full attention to.^the them down with a Chopin pre­ more in bombing of th® Commu­ The town has a, 1926 vintage copters sprayed the gperriUeui pointed at the last Board of Ed­ ior High) Orange, Plain-rtlle, grade two; M3sb Roberta R. Duty hours will be from 8 to task. correlated projected transpar­ lude.” nist North if Hanoi gives some fire truck for sole to anyone when they/^ned up. When it ucation meeting to oversee su­ and Southing;ton. St. Paul High S' a.m., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Ajccording to Asrtatant Su­ encies. sign that it WUl respond as a was over 'there were no Ameri' Winikiter, graxle two; Mias Lor- pervision a t Buckland and to School, completed in Bristol, Behind the department’s work desiring a coUectors Item or to 2 ;30 to 3:30 p.m. . To go along with the lessons, prelude to negotiations.' Hopes can casiialUes, and no one knew nsine A. WeeUs, grade two; teach 4th grade. He replaces opened with a freshman class perintendent oif SohdolB Ronald is a larger purpose; laying the a small community seeking a Police Chief James Reardon the curriculum group is also of success are sUm, however. if the guerrillas suffered losses. Mleis Lynn Kiinhialll, grade two; Allan Chesterton, who was ap­ and will eventually accommo­ P. Scott, ■who Is rraponslble for groun4work for the eventual de­ fire truck that Is In good con­ urges parents to have their chil­ producing written handtjooks In Thieu sent a message of Air Force, Navy and Marine Mira Donna Rultfa Hlahnatroni, pointed this summer as the date 1,100 students. Manchester’s .cdrrlculiun devel­ velopment of true typing labor­ dition. dren use the guarded crossings. differnt versions for both teach­ thanks to American and other jets carried the air war deep grade one; Mira Suran Orent, school system’s director of Presently under construction opment, th e ’ rationale behind atories. . They would be some­ The truck Is a Seagrave City Two posts remain to be fill- < ers and students. aUled commanders for helping gervice ladder truck with a 60 toto North Vietnam with 127 Back-To-School grade one; Mira Kathleen Ann state, and federal programs. is Holy Cross School for boys worklngyiluring the summer is what similar to the language ed, at Hartford Rd. and Pros­ raids Monday. Marines Gallagher, grade three; Mrs. B y schools, the new teachers in Waterbury, ■with facilities/ for that the tasks can be done !n To date, the-group has com­ and stenographic labs already provide security tor the popula- manuaUy operated ladder pect St. and alt St. James’ Rultb Goodwin, grade d'ye. and their . assignments are as 1,200. Shortly, a new building blocks of time free of class- pleted 17 lessons'’on topics such In use at MHS. tim on riectiim d^. . , ' and a chemical system of two School. Wls|i(plng School: follows: will be constructed in Union to .rdom presrtires, attendance at as tabulation, horizontal and A lab' setup would permit stu­ Despite their ®“ ® ^ . to®st jj-jjio n )ta n k s . I t has been sel- M i8. Kaithieen K. Bannon, Bowers: Miss Barbara Bend- For other crossings, the replace St. Hedwig School. meetings, correcting papers, vertlcal centering, typing of en­ dents to sit at indl-vidual typing 88 persons were kUled on elec- . , ,„,eraencles grade five; Mtra Sandra. Hain- ^ a rd s and their assignments In a statement on ..Catholic and the like, which continually velopes,-business letter forms, tion*^veekend, another 800 were - T t a ” wlto zuinas. Grade 2; Mrs. Patricia stations wearing earphones. By Don t wnit fur .) Spnciol Di.r.i-.ion Une, grade one; Mlaa Darin M. burden teachers dmlng the reg­ and po forth. Szempllnski, Grade 6 ; and Mrs. are as follows: schools. Archbishop 6 'Brlei) Joseph Casello twirling a dial, they could simul­ SSSa the ire depi^ent reserving M0ftfanail,i grade three; Mira said, “ The postponement of ular school year. Sdme of the lessons were tried Sidney Schulthels, kindergarten. Ge.prgette Bantiy of 99 Wal­ taneously and indl'Vidually But 88 per cent of the 6.8 mU- toe right to remove ® ^ n ^ e Barbara A. Tolve, grade four; the Wallingford regional high administrative duties in addi­ put on summer school classes choose among any number of BARRiCiNi Buddey: Mrs. Sarah Tlche- nut St-, at Center and Adams , Thus, in summer they are at Uon regtatored voters In areas Agtotog appUances IT*® M!M9 AHice jane Hubert, grade school Is by no means to be In- tion to teaching''racial studies and later refined after “ bugs” nor, Grade 1; M ra Barbara St.; Eugene DeCobert of 78 Cot­ their mental "peak” and mor.e' lessons on the tape “ deck” and controUed by the government d® »n®y he Inspected at the Mc- tiwo; Mira Mhite . Kbiwelchieck, terpretied as a vote of n o , con­ at the school.'' In\the materials cropped up In GoM, Grade 1; and Mra. Ja»- tage St., at Green School; Ruth work can be accomplished moie practice a new'skill at their in­ voted, and U.S. Ambassador Kee St. firehouse. The s u c c ^ CHOCOLATES grade six; Craig G. RoMnaon, fidence in our Catholic school acr(ial classroom use. Further queUne Fetheordton, Grade 2. Blevins of 178 S. Main St., at„ turn rule efficiently, Scott feels. / dividual learning rate, or rein- Ellsworth Bunker said the .turn- tul bidder must remove the grade she; Mrs. Carolyd E. My- system. The financial ana staff­ He formerly taught racial refihlng will take place during force one in which they were (Mlj.lll; ttU’if I’.'.n i 1 •’ Keieiiay: Mia. Eileen Rlchr South School;. Alice Magrel of Those hired-for theydummer out was ‘,‘reftiarkable In tiie truck within.. five days after rfek, grade two. irtarid, kmdergarten; Mira Joan ing needs of existing schools studies at Rock'vllie High School the coming school year. weak. 60 Homestead St., at W. Mid­ curriculum work ane p^d by face of threats by the Viet bid acceptance. orchard H ill Eaementary have first priority and must be top six years, and holds bachelor Each of the leSsons, prepared DaireMa, Grade 3; and Mira dle Tpke. and Homestead St.; the boEird of Edp^ion at a State education officials and Ciong.” Purdiase bids -wUl be qpened School: Paibriola Vogel,, Grade 4. met satisfactorily before new ahd master degrees .from Tri­ with technical help from Ken­ Alpa Volkert of 211 Charter Oak rate of about per hour for Iqb equipment - manufacturers . Dsu has been a government at the Municipal BuUding Tues- Mana Lynda. Beth Dulbetg, Manchrarter Greien: Mra. ^axK^t schools come into being. nity College. He is presently en- neth Skinner, director of the St., at Mainland Hollister Sts.; the number of weeks they con­ have expressed Interest In the criUc from French colonial day. Sept. 19, at 11 a.m. Yllit grade five; MSra Kattdeen Foraley, Grade 2; Mira Patitda ’’There certainly is no policy rolled in the sixth year' advanc- MHS audlO'-vlsual center, took Cedalie Bellefleur of 400 Vernon tract to work. Tlie sessions developing progpram and consult­ ^uays. He had several clashes Sealed bids should be marked Ertekison, g i^ e t w o i Mira Carol Oonmaih, Grade 2; arid MUss In this archdiocese o f p|iAsing, g(j certification program at the approximately 40 hours to com­ Gym - Scholar Dymo St., at Depot Sq.; Lucille Krin- vary from one week to a ed -with the department mem­ with President Ngo Dlnh Diem ©n the envelope "Bld-Plre Colorful Met^ Thermos Anne Gordoiv grade one; Mrs. . Oaral CSoUinii^ Grade 1. . out the Catholic eleitienta^ 'University of Connecticut, plex, Ostrowski estimated. Liggdt Drug Jak of 213 [School St., at St. month. bers. and was Jailed once by him tor Truck.” Suaan S. Schinidek, grade one; linooln: Mna. ■ Rcbetta Wal- Bartholomew! School. schools. Adjustments are un- Casello lives with his vrife and Other members of the busi­ Lunch Kits Carry-All Bags Label Mal^r This summer, 22 paid teach- Representatives from the tour months. . ______^______' - Waste-Basketo Mira - Mary .JIane Anderran, mim, GrOjde 6 ; and Mira Sharon der way to mak^ them more two children at 37 Center St., ness department w o r l^ g on Also, Caroline krinjak of 62 State Bureau.of Vocational Edu- Dsu claims to have contact at the Parfcada grade one; Mira Marilyn Fnani' Holdtrom, Grade 0. Eldrldge St., at Nathan Hale ®f the peculiar ,Rockville, fte Is the Immediate f ” ^ f the project during the month- in EngUsh, social studies, for- ca««>n who viewed the work dur- , with the Central Committee of ora Norton, grade- two; Mira NIaitiban Kale: MSra CSiacyl demands our times; Arch- pagt president • of the Vernon FBEB ^ FO^ Peas Our Rag. Our Rag. Our Rag. School; Frank Mordavsliy of 35 elcii laneuases industrial arts 1?,",? session included jng the summer encouraged the Nortii Vietnam’s Communist Our Mlary Joyce Southworth, grade bishop O’Hrlen adfied. Education Association. HalDack, Grade 1. Sherwood Circle, at St, Bridg­ and "fam ily Paradis. Richard Jean- curriculum writers to apply for party and with the Viet Cong’s 2.47 3.19 4.95^ three. Commenting on the st&tus of With f LOO PiuclMae W Riaibertson; Mra. Oaria Peter­ et School; Virginia. L. Sapienza notte, and James Kaiser. a federal vocational education political arm, the National Lib-' Sohod Sqpi^Hs! EK-Terty Elementary School: Catholic schools in the years life” curricula. About 10 ad­ ”“ . 6 7 1.67 2 .4 7 son, Grade 1; and Howard Jen­ of 136 'Walker SC, at Princeton The idea behind • rising pro- grant to fully develop the typing eratlon Front. He toe only Adam S. Burrwwa, grade fiv e ;, sen, GIrade 6. St. and E. Middle Tpke.-; Flor­ ahead, Msgr. Connolly observed, y ^ m o n ditional teacher^ volunteered to .vuu letter, poll trigger. Labels “ W e now have an effectively granimed instruction, says Os- lab Concept. ' candidate to advocate negotia­ Attractive dormitory and study Large, adectioii of TV aod«artooa Extruded aeamleaa vinyl handiea, Mira Loia Anne Libhy, elemen­ south; Spas ijetMe Donahue, ence Greene. Auburn Rd., work -without paiy, Scott said. ARTHUR DRUa books, brief begs, adiool mppUes. ftmctionlng school system as trowski Is that It jj-elieves The department members will tions wltii the Viet Cong as well roam woatebaakeU. U quart aise characters — Get Smart, Flipper, fun end to end xhijper, H” temper­ tary French; Mns. Georgette Grade T. at Summit and HollisUr' Sts.; Out of the ^ e t y and fam ­ Hundreda of uaqi. School Menus teachers from tiresome repeti­ a p p ly. during the coming year as with Hanoi. — your choice atraight or oval Stpermai), Popeye, etc. ed maaonite iMctom to sOf^oft' Thomas, gra i^ one; Mia. E v­ 'Anita Carter of 237 Charter Oak shown by national standardized ily ildfe (sex education) work­ Veifdanick: Mra. Nancy Hart- tion of drills and dictation, for an Inltl^ grant of ^16,000 to. weight ol, books. elyn Laraman Wish, kliideiigar- S t, at Oak and Spruce Sts.; testing procedures, comparisons shops -will come curriculum ni|an. Grade 2. "Vernon Elementary School: frees Jhem to walk around the $18,000 to equip, one conventional ten; Mira Mary Ann Zooco, Helep Mlkulskl of 180 Green­ with other school systems, the i'Vyiaddell; Mrs. khlthJeen A i­ numbers of Catholic '^ ral Wednes^y, ravioli. ^een guides listing suggested teach­ room iobser-vlng student prob- typing room,' as a laboratory. wood Dr.,' at Buckley School; kmdlergarten; Mrs. Grace Hall d e ^ Grade 1; Mira Jean Klngs- graduates adnjltted to college ^ans ^tomato wedges; Thurs- ing methods and materlads and l^ s and errors, and thus per- They hope eyenttialiy to see th» Virginia ' Falls of 46 Thomas KotUaljiieto,,..grade ftrur; Mira Oiafte 2; IMra. Judto and the contributions made by day, , beef In gravy, mashed po- showing how these can be In­ rhlts a great deal/more Indl- labs -installed in all four typing l/'^Check List for School Beltite Arm RodEsweiU, grade six; Dr., at Olcott St. knd Falknor en, Grade 3; and Mira CathoMc education to the com- corn, harvard corporated as part of regular ■vidual instruction. classrooms. Dr. Mira Jacquehne Shapiro, g tl^ e Jddltlh Tonkin, Grade 2. munlty and nation. beets; Friday, macaroni and classroom subjects. infinite’ Also, Lillian Naschke o f, 23 five; Mira OanolQ Ann LaPoIt, Mra. EBzabeth • "Rut we must look,and think cl»®®s®. macaroni and tomatoes, Working oh -the safety cur­ T Loan some? Nye St., at Princeton and Henry gralte three. Shaw, Uindetgeiften; and Mira ahead. Serious study is being P®asr cole slaw. Dessert, milk, riculum fo r elementary graides • « • a a 9 □ Elmer’s Glue-All for students . . T. . .19 Pleaaant Valley Elementary Sts.; Catherihe Peretto of 186 □ College Book Covers (4) -Baabara Loomis, Grade 2. initiated to determine ways of bread and butter served with all were Miss Mary Hobin euid Schbdl’:'' ' Loomis St., at Hilliard and Rennet Junior High: Matthew maintaining in the future an meads. ■ Mrs. Margaret McOarrick of t;)[ew England's Leading atenren HOim, grade six; Broad Sts.; -folm Lyons of 281 Dellomo, science; Mrs. Beverly effective religiously oriented Northeast,School: Wednesday, Waddell and Rowers Schools, GDt a CBT Panonal . Mtra Linda D. Larson, grade Center St, at Center St. and Men will never be satisfied until □ Bifj Pens — Pack o f “3 ,..; ju.. Taylor gnd Ronald Treat, both school system In an affiuent, Tuna rolls, potato sadad, j^lckles, respectively. Two-Year Professional □ Pack of 12 *2 Bonded Lead Pencils .21 two; llMra M argot Ztns, ele> Falknor Dr.; Mary E. Miner of Loan...the loan.Mth mathematics; William Kofiopka, pluralistic secular society. — sliced tomatoes, sliced peaches; Working' on the sex educa­ they know tfie reality of Pod's in­ metitary vocal mucic;’ iMlra 464 E. Center St., at Center pnd low bank rate#. librarian'; Mrs. Judith Masza- "In these days of re-evalua­ Thursday, spaghetti, tossed tion curriculum, were Mrs,. P a ­ w School of finite over-presonce and meet its Barbara May TruraowisIMl; grade Church Sts.; Elsie Swanson of dra, art; Mrs. Susan Price, En- tion, reapprctisal______and scrutiny. salad, brownies, Fishsticks, tricia Guay of Manchester Anytima you □ Paper^Mate “98” Pen ..... threat Mira Beverly Danun, 874 Hackmatack St., at Keeney demands fOMOep, spiritual growth □ Metal Book Rest...... 44 gllsh-Latin; and Mrs. Jean the Improvements to be devised®®*®®l®w, gela- Green School, , for the primary needmoney ^ 'v, grade three. Lambert, social studies. St. School; June Christensen of will not'be mere step-gaps but ^ dessert and topping. Bread grades; Calvin Fish of- 'Illlng and the transformation of their 36 Ma'in St., at Broad and ACCOUNTING ...See your Union School: liling Junior High; Mrs. Su­ substantial In scope with slg- butter, milk served with aU Junior High, fo r the Intermed lives. Vou are invited to hear a Woodland Sts. September 1967 ndmlsrion. Miss Carolyn L- Hughes, san Henry, English-social stud­ nificant implications 'for all con­ meals. late grades; and Mrs. Greta OBTFunny □ Wearever Cartridge Pen ...... 47 □ 300 SheOts 5-hole Filler Paper Also, Helen Diehl of 129 Kee­ public lecture exploring this sub­ gitade six; Miss Gall Mkcleod, ies; and Mrs. Dorothy McHugh, cerned— consolidation fo r soihe Rourke of Manchester 'Hisrh> . HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING ney St, af*Broad and Winde- Banker ject by JULES CjERN, C.S., a mem­ Our grade five; Mrs. Carol R. Mls-|^{,t for the secondary grades. mere Sts.; Mona Macomber of M fhborlng pjurira 801^00^ new Yanks Leave Sooner 66 Forest St., Hartford—^TeL 247-1115 S i ber of the Board Lectureship ka, grade three. Manchester High; Mrs. Mll< Support for a planned pro­ Applications now being accepted for Of of lOddle School: 146 Elizabeth Dr., at E. Middle ^ * * ^ ® ® SYDNEY — The average vis­ □ Mastef Combination Lock i.m - • • - 1*09 □ 'Master Bike Lock our Rsg,i.74..... dred, Early, librarian; Adrian gram of fam ily life educatlpn: The First Church of. Christ, lt15l7*Hordwor« D«pt. M rs.- Marilyn --Y . Bishop, Tpke. and Woodbrldge Sts.; Jo- itor to spends 66!7 #1 $00.H.rdwar. O.pl. Groot[ m , automoUves; Miss sephlne Bcabert of 463 Center ganl»atlonal structure - of the offered by especially trained Scientist, in Boston,'Massachu­ home economics; Richard N. days, the highest average stay teaOhers and incorporated Into. setts. The lecture i f titled "Chris- Brown, science; Miss Barbara anywhere In the Pacific.. Am eri­ regular subject matter areas — loath Yea^ □ 112 CraVons in Plastic (Jlase ...... 59 P Swingline Cub Stapler...... Chabot, English; Miss cans niust be more Impatient to has been expreraed several tiarf Science: Its Divine Revelation travel, for their average Aus­ times In recent months by the' and Human Application." 1 . . ■ ' .f '. I . W m ** Sn^af*Hrt- Weir Adams Sts.; D^y WylleTof 61 tralian' visit is only 38.6 days. MORSE COLLEGE Board of Education. >iral Notebook im* a • , s a a a oombe, English; Jfiss Marian “ *‘*®^f**®“ Lake St„ at Woodbrldgi and FOR LATINS ; —=------r— The three teachers helped to e Accounting • Business Admlulstrattea □ Spiral Memo Book ....-----...... 11 Patricia Praywara, mathemat- M 1 FEB1 Colombia WHAT ABOUT U8 T • develop a suggested curriculum i. . Ics; Miss Linda J. Theroux, so- “P®c*ai assignment teachers Also, Dorothy Nell of 79 N. BARRANQl • Secretarial 8 largest fertil- ' HARRISfeURG, Pa. (AP) - guide by attending a monlh-long arp as foUows: Main St„ at Buckland Schopl; —Latin Amerl< i- - ' Bxecattve nwiiidiitiiNiii c iil studies. be built here A lter 22 r^olutlonp were Intro- curriculum, writing workshop at Miss Donna Allen, Miss De- Harriett B. Zatursky of 20 Sin- -iser factory vdl Legal Also, Miss Diane R. Young, materials and duced Id the Pennsylvania the' Unlverslfy of .Hartford to­ M Medical 1145 TsUamT Tunifpilw soon with Spu______. , , S/tLE TUES. thnT THURS librarian;. Mlgs Molly B. Zim­ iMrah Nichols and Miss Nancy ley St„ at Highland. P a rk TIibb: StU aoBdagtera*. 10 technicians. ^'Uslng previously House of Representatives in- gether with 12 others from Approved for Plaoei ManebMacr B g h SchooL merman, \ art; John J.uUua Harnois, all elementary mfialc; School; EUle I^voutka pf 228 Vetoran’e Tratning . Exit IB , W ilLin Crass l^arkway at’iin m rrst7 M d uhexploited natural g^s. It .Will structlng C oW ® « ®n how to several area towns. 134 Tumpikeb Mm S Brighentii) muric;, Leo J-vCyr, George Sherry, social worker; School St. Oiaaora Begla Sept 11 (]|pen Late Eyery lNiKht Mrs. Carol Fine, psychological B. Middle Tpke.; Gaetana Si- produce 900 tons of ammonia The workshop, Septt said, was Spoaaorx Blrst Ctaroh at Ouist, mathematics; 'AUra-Blum, sci­ an outgrowth of suggestions i 6s An n s t r s b t r m i A Selu ltM , ences - I examiner, Mrs. Ethel Haw- pala of 66 Walker St., at Lincoln and 40(1 tons of urea per day. war Intiwduc^ and -r , ... Hartford; Oonn.06103 Sue Abroitis of 10 Half the required Investment of quickly ^adopted. It asked Con- coming out pf the Greater Hart- High School: kins, teachdr of.the perceptually School; TEL. 622-2261 gdinfoslnw S ra »; ahd $60'million is being supplied by grese to [offer its advice on how ford Community Council. It was Mias Patricia L. Cbampiny, fumdlcapped; and Mra. Dolores Robin Rd., at Green Rd. BvciToae la Weleonie a loan from Spain. , Pennsylyapla should be run. sponsored by M®TRO, a rw 1 Latin; Miss Rosemary Honlhert, Buckhout, teacher In Project I. Princeton St. 1 1 i.' r .V’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1967 MANCHESTER E V E ^ G UJSRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TOESDAY, SEf^M fiER 5, 1967 PAGE HdRTBBN VWBLVB ______I____ - 1— .J • ' I - ■ ‘ It should be pointed out that Kverett Me-- Connecticut r r ■ liUmdr^iBtrr ■Klnley blrHsen Is a genUoman who has, In the course of Ws political career, Yankee identified himself with almost every The Baby Has Andwson-Uttle conceivable position on almost ^svery; By A.H.O. I oSf nic. major national Isstie, and a grentlenian who has, moreover^ somehow usually, In liw dayi when Connecticut, but not always, managed to place him­ ’jiftde^toe la * of toe self, with almost uncanny timing, on judges, trying to decide Been Named X that side ol the Issue which was about i Z kind e to become something close to a consen­ would create fei; itsdf, there sus. Few other . Artierlcans have been was a- strange and^'totting^ « d Go«>awlak SM H e Ikma, iMtiglilter d f Bamuei and Nancy unlucky aUlance between toe such good IsoIatloiHste aiid such good In­ Allen Ooottwtoi Tlwln H ifis Dr., Oovenltry. She bom Aug conservative farmers o f'»n - e a t M)aaichB«er MknitoHal HoapOtoi: Her maltemBl gm iukw - aOHBCRlPnON_ RA.TH6 ternationalists, or arrived witti such Payable In Advance necticut and the Uberal leaddjq. erits a r» Mr. and Min. CHortes Afien, GtmtXord. She b a a ^ o tardy but sensitive timeliness on the of-organlzed labor. Both v o M brathails, M M t, 6, and A ltai, 2. vwo right side ol the dvU rights Issue. His have"'Uked to see a new Ij^gw* !««.** *, sensing ol developments bn Issues, trae, lature designed along. lines Files, Art© Wsstminv w n Ot Teny K. and Oarclyn w im « MXHBKR OF has been better than hta nose for spe­ whldi woiifi give a f ^ FUSS, Broad Brook. He whs bom Aug. 12 a t Mlancheater He- IHK AaSOdATOD P R ® * - T he' ^ m oottxta Praas U exduilvnly enHUyl cific candidates, as his decisions to go of at least ait occasional divi­ mortal HcsqiltaL Hta mhltemal gnmdpazenits are M n. Don “ ■ Uu uT. Ltfi ew*Hr the l(x^ new puh* Ooldwater In 1964 IHustrated. the two parties; a m pejteroal gian%wnolB are Mir; and Mm. Juctaon FVre. But when Senator EWrlcsen says, of the 1766 BibiBboa Rd., Wfipplng. B e has a biviltber, Dick Oonoer, ol lapubllMOtoP , peti5t and Boeton. ______attitude. MCacOonal^ Inoy Le*s daughter of Robot' Gene and was wary of toe perils df hav­ Helen D ilton Maifi>oaBiId, JbnaMhtan Tnimbua mgfaway, Co- ing toe state consigned perma­ m bicb^ a u d it b u r e a u o f CmCUDA So Baseball Is Dead, Eh? . kinilfaCa. She w«ta bom Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hoapt- TtONB. We are being continually remlndea, nently to toe dare of one p ^ y -tal. Her nwftemal griandmother la M n . Rhy Dalton,' Q q lt Out monolith whldi might not feel It Tuesday, September 6 these days, of that eratwhUy wisdom Oan. Her palberiiial gnandporerils are Mr. and Mn. W. D. needed to worry too much with ^^oh, to the several years Just MacDonald, Owen Sound, Ont, Oan. She Uba tw o brotfaeta, about toe support of toe loaders Robeit, 6, and John, 1; and a Sbiteir, OaroUne, 6. past, we were wont to bemoan and ana-,, of labor. . e «. * *1 Do We Want To Become A Sparta? lyre the decline of basebtol as a spec­ H ie new design adopt* for Baoaltowald, Lynn Mtarie, daughter a t Leonaid and tator iqiort. We have now approached. In the war our legislature resulted, in too Mialda Durdan Racricowakl, Getafag Rd., ToUand. She was in Ifietnam, a ix>lht of open dispute be­ We had, as we recall our masterful bom Aug. 6 at Rookvlite General Hospital. Her nuSAwiiyi reasoning during these years, a number election of 1966 at least. In t ^ ghandporente are Mr. and M m Marcel Soucler, ToUand. Her tween the miUtary and the clvlUan ©needed dominance of b<^ of very shrewd observations. We used to paternal gmnttparents are Mr. and (Mm Mecoskuw R acxl^ - wMch roughly parallels that moment In houses by the Democratic argue, for instance, that the prollfero- sMl, HSekvUta. She haa a brothm’, Mkhael 2H ; .and tw o sto- the Korean “ police action" which led to p a i^ . tem Laurie, 6, and U aa 14 mbnthB. ^ the recall of General Douglas MacAr- ation and the wandering of major league teams had led to a condition In During the legislative session m m m thur. wti'Jt followed tills election, or- Waeilefehy, KeHh WUUani, son o< 'W. ItManas and Jull- Now, as then, our situation Is one In which the fans coifldn't even name the sanlzed labor almost InsOnc- , anne Lem ek IWdsUetaky, Gcahatier Rd., ToHand. H e was bom whidi the military is openly quarreling teams and their cities, let alone their Aug. 2 a t RorityiUe General HoapMal. Hta matemed gmndpar- players. Then we tried to join, to our ttvdy and oompulslvoly adopt- / with thp- civilian Idea of how a war •d too strategy of behavinig as enta are Mr. and M m Joseph Lemek Jr., RockvOte. Hta iiii- more sophisticated moments, the mys­ should'’ be conducted. If, Ita own pwrty now having temat grendkarento are Mm IBeitlia wasUefUcy, Rockville terious and provocative wisdom of Mar­ In the case of Korea, General MacAr- , come Into full control of every­ and Anthcny Wasiletahy, New York, N.Y. He Has a brother, shal MclAtoan, who persuaded us that Steven, 1%. thur,,over In Korea, began sending mes­ thing, labor ttself was also In ^ sages to individual meipbers of Con­ basebaU was losing favor becaus^ It command and had an unques­ OWaul, Kari-^Ann, daughter ot Jbhn and Oarcl Masrior was a linear sport, in which one ti- tioned right, at toe lowt, to gress, and finally permitted publication O’NelU, 32 Frcapect St., RttricvUle. She was boin Aug. 14 at just happened to sequence after ano diape and pass Its own bills. of a magasine Interview, In which he RockvUle Ganehal HospWaL Her matemai grenUkarcnts are tolng, rather than the mass h a p r" publicly attacked the policies by which As too Impact of this fedlng Mir. and MiS. IFiaidi: MeaSUr, Alton, N H . Her paternal giand- Ms civilian commander in chief kept of many things together which ^ tMs strategy thrust Itselfup pnienta are Mr. and Mrs. Havan MaiStion, Meredith, NiH. She Mm from fighting the war In Korea to ed to the modern eye and mtod, like against toe political loaderdilp haa tw o aiStem, Renee, 2, and Dawn Marie, 1. the real kind' of victory he himself football. . of toe seeslon, we thought we *1 ,*f *1 *1 wanted. Anyway, there was no d^ubt about n, could notice, on occasion, that Martin, Andrew Brian, son o f Robert IBnioe and 'Yebna Unfoitunately for MacArIhur, he him­ we had a successful extoMation for the even John -Bailey himself had Roth Mantiii, WOUe Circle, ToOend. He wha Horn Aug. 10 at self had, in the preceding phase of the decline of basebaU as ^sp ectator sport, twinges of regret over the loss RockvIUe General Hospital. Hta maternal grandparents are Mir. and Mm Edward J. Roth, BtoSton, Maas. IHia paternal war, persuaded his civilian Commander for the dlsappearan^of toe fans from of his old-time and reliable ali­ gihndparentS' Are Mr. and Mim Ebner L. (Martin, (Wheaton, In chief to permit him to begin his ad­ the parks, and fi^ t h e decline to the bi, too good old Republican House, which, while It existed, -Bl. H e has.a brother, Steve, 2; and a Bister, Cheryl, 4.. vance north to the Yalu .River, which number of thosey m o bothered to watch basebaU on trievtolon. coiild always serve as his ex­ brought Communist China Into the war, Fhotoempbed By Sylvtan Oflara W aite, Jodlili Annette, (daughter o f Lester fVederick AU this was perfect. In Its time planation of why some pres- and resulted In the most serious defeat l o p e and (Patricia Deeaette White, 38 FroeiMet S t, Rockville. She THE ROSE: A Royal Higrhness, Grown By Mrs. Robert DeHner , sure group bill could not be American arms have ever suffered In and situatton. passed. TWs time when labor was txicn July 25 at Rockvifie General HbapHal. Her paternal In toe ^cond half of toe current sea­ any war. When, against that back­ came looking for something, toe grandparents are (Mk. end (Mim Robert E. Watte, Rockville. ground, * General MacAitfayr again son, h o!w ver,'w e have suddenly finmd bossee of toe Democratic party She baa three stateiis, Connie Lynn, 6, Laura -Ann, 4, and Llaa ours^ee living to a world to which baU Miaife, 2%. sought to use pubUc and Congressional A Tbonght for Today had to climb on toe spot all *. ;«■ *1 •' «) „ once more enjoy toe presence of alone and decide, all by them­ pressure to force his civilian comman- sponsored by the Manchestei Hve fans. Suddenly, toere to com- By Rowland Evans jr. selves, what. toey wMted to Hanafw, Keith Howard, son of H. (Peter end Karen der-in-cMef to let hint expand and in­ Inside Oounoil o f Ctourohes Thompson Haiisen, Rome, Ga (Her was bom Augi ^12 In Rome. /pladnt that televtolon ‘doesn’t begin to give labor and what they wantr tensify the war again, he encountered Hta maternal grBndp(aren!te are (Mir. and M m OBnton Tblomp- carry enouffh basebaU. And, beUeve It ed to hold bctak. a siqieiior wlB in the person of Harry Robert D. Novak The . Hymnal of toe Episcopal son, IMay^e, Wte. Hta paterpal «andtaither Is Howard J. or not, people have actuaUy begun talk­ Truman, and' he was recalled. / Church conteUns many In -. We thought toere were mo­ Hansen, Btomlngham; (Mlcb., Itatmei:!^ oV (Bremen Rd. £Qs pa­ Today, the same kind of sltu^on to ing basebaU at one another, at any odd Report ispirational lyrics which can be ments, toward too end of toe , ternal great-grandparents are Mm Anna (Bchuetz, East moment of toe day, just as toey used of great comfort and edifica­ Hartferd, and Hana 8 . Hansen, West HaitKord. with us again, witii a few difference. )^Nc!ongres man from Ohio. session, when toe leaderships of to do back to toe days when everybody ment of Premier Nguyen Cao 8 tion to those who would choose m m a *• *1- ' This time, there are more generals WASHINGTON — One signifi­ His reason for being In De­ both labor tuid toe Democratic muMng more statements and more pub­ was foUowtog one team or another. cant but shrouded reason why Ky, reaching such an extreme to,medltate/tq)on them. pqriy were getting Into each CtartaoB, Pamela Jeaime, daughter og Copt. Oari Edwin that toe K y government wpuld troit: An on-the-spot look at toe and Jeanne It^ le r Oarison, (EVankfuit, Gennaay. She was Uc profiouncements. They go before . And what has been toe secret formula toe Vietnamese. election cam­ riot area for toe President’s At a time of death, how com­ ^ e r ’s hair, which wiui quite an be forced to retaliate and there­ forting are toe words of this bom Aug. 23 at WliB||b(adea HoapKat in Frankfurt. (Her ma­ Oongresstonal commltteM, and they go for rescuing a dead, anaduronlstlc sport, paign has come off free of Com­ CoVamissioh .on Civil Disorders. accomplishment conoldoring too munist subversion goes back to by get a black eye in toe U.S. beautiful Easter Hymn! pates Involved at toe top ol ternal grandparents are Mr. and Fnajdc’Hr. (Mfitar, 14 on to the pubUc platform to lament the for Inviting people to learn, onCe again, McCulloch and other members Peiildns St. Her paternal grandparents are (Dr. end IMha O. what teams are to .vtolch cities, ^ re­ some of toe fiercest fighting of and. toe world. of toe Commission have been JesiK lives! Xo him th* each structure. fact that they a r e not being altowed to tfhrone Bldwln OariSon, New Britain. gaining some of that famUlarity with toe war . In “ Operation Cedar The culmipfktioR was to be a quietly visiting scehep of this * • *( bonduct flie war In Vietnam as their Falls” conducted by U.S. troops series of mass rallies In Saigon, Over all toe world Is given: i..But labor’s central political line-ups and Individual batting and summer’s rioting in small TtaLuoo, Robert Winslow, son o f -Attiert and (Marilyn own professional wisdom tells them It early last spring. reminiscent olof toe 1966 Buddhist gi.Qupg two to five, often reg . May we go where he has gone, problem, as we venture to con­ pitching records whlrii used to be Rest and reign with him In sider It in honor of Labor Day, MicLougUlin ;De(Luco, '2743 EHfiigtOH Rd., Wapplng. He was could and shotdd be. In those bloody battles cover- demonstrations, which would ' jatering in hotels under an as- bom Aug. 16 a t Manchester (Mamortat HoapKlal. (Bta matemai routine back to the great 1920-1960 days . tag several months, toe U.S. ruthlessly be broken up by gov­ Heaven. is not that ol whom to deal When tiiey enter the pubUc arena, sunied name to avoid attention. 4 lgiaadiparenlts are (Mir. and Mha 'Window MjaLoughUn, B aA ernment police amid world Alleluia! with, or what strategy to obf for toe game? Army’s First Division made a No advance announcements BaitfSotd. Hls maternal great-giSni^iareata are (Mm Irma however, the present day generals do Nothing more mysterious than a sud­ headlines. Charges ol military . The Rev. James W. Bottoms ploy, but that of finding now‘*> rich haul of secret Vletcong doc­ are made. Although toe Presi­ Perkins, 161 Wabuit S t, and Mir. and (Mka Robert IMicLiough- not encounter a Harry Truman. They den glamorous run for toe American uments from toer headquarters . Interference In the campaign dent’s operatives often give an St. Mary’s Episcopal C ^ o h and Important and significant ^ themselves attack a lesser target. De­ y ttn, 14i 'Proeiiect S t He has two brothets, Gaetano, 18, and League pennant, with four- teams tomch- of War Zone 4, toe 'Vletcong des- would follow, and toe election impromptu press conference, goals- for itself. We think that 'P au l, 13% months-, «ad:!four sIBteis; Oanmeta, 24, DokireB, 22^^ fense Beoretary McNamara, but refrain ^ b o r, so far as Its own poi*b lo ed so close together any one of them Ignation for a large region just would be (Uscounted in advance. toey Insist on strolling through Mary-Ann, 16, arid Jerilyn, 2%. and toe East Harlem and Bed- from outright attack on the actual su­ can be either first or fourth at toe end ' northwest of Saigon. But captured last spring along riot area swltoout beinfi trailed ■ direct gains are concerned, to m ford-Stuyyes'Ant areas of N «w running out of objectives of toe preme power over them, the civilian Included in toe haul were with this political battle plan by newspaper, radio and tele­ Borst, WUHsm Raymood, son of Raymond ^ and Ros­ of any given day's play, and with the York a ty . kind which can bind Its own commander In chief. Their restraint In planing papers of toe Vletcong’s were toe names of several lead­ vision newsmen who might In­ alie 'M’nimasiii Bond, 20 Gordon' Dr., (South (Windsor. He was Red Sox one of them. Let McLuhan, with hibit Negro slum dwellers from membership to It and maintain this regard seems tactical and wise, National Liberation Front pre­ ed of the Intellectual Prosely­ * "* boro Aug. 22 a t H aitfbrd HoS|rita». Hls mjabemal grandpare aU ills toeqrlMt try to keep people from N'vlng ceindid answers. The never-annpuficed -Itiner­ from their point] of view. Bbr, although paring for sabotaging toe presl- tizing Organization—the cadres Its normal strength in toe po­ etfis ara Mr*, and M is. Wlamen MarBh(aa,-^nddletbwii. Hta ♦hrtiiing to Ftort ^ e m a n Getorge Scott who would carry It out. Given ary of Gtovenior George 110^1- he may have begw to have the sad, sick ./dentlal election through political Most recently, unannounced litical arena. tenlal grandparents are Mr. and (MrSEHarold B. (BonSt South storting that 3 to 0 to 8 double play of tactics. TWs subversion would this Inside information, toe or- visits were paid to Cincinnati ney’s now-^stponed trip to »M>Ung that th ^ have led him Into a Europe, would have taken him Here In ponnecticut we would Rd., Bolton. Hta matenlal greg!t*#PBn«%)oren!ts are Mr. and his! be conducted by an N LF appa­ gauiizatlon was penetrated and and Cambridge, Md., both quagmire from which there to no to toe Soviet Union for five days, say that we are getting close Mra. Lu igi Pola, 86 School l***«iBijyeat-^ ratus called toe Intellectual cracked open by widespread ar- scenes of summer rioting, last enta are^Mks. Mariton Bairett, 66 School St, and WlBiam escape. President Johnson seems to Proselytiring Organization of resto in Saigon. Wednesday (Aug. 80). I.W.Abel, then to Rumania, Poland, and to toc- day when It w ill he pret­ Busuig'Tii Intefirrate School^ Yugoslavia. This would have fol­ ty difficult to think of some now Bond, Manchester. lO O ll-P LY SRETLANR know or imagine no other course of ac­ CHICAGO—In a plan to foster/raclal War Zone 4. Thus, Instead of carrying on president of toe Steelworkers lowed visits to Western Euro­ piece'^f labor legislation, or PERMANENT PRESS tion but that of letting them put . more This apparatus, one of toe effective/ political subversion of- Union, and Katherine Gh«ham JarvlA,R:<^ John and Kririal A ^ ( ^ « m i ^ Integration, toe Ctolcago Board 'of Edu­ pean countries. some n w scale of pay or bene­ weight on our mlUtary machine to Viet­ cation last week approved toe busing of most successful in toe veust sub­ toe election campaign, the Vlet­ Peden, Kentucky State Com­ Hfaiignewr j^-HannStti A . Sr. and (Mary aroohs Jarvis, 1807 Romney, who attributed post­ fit, which O0n be crusaded for. WOOL PUILOVERS! nam and then move It forward sqme Negro chUdren to aU-whlte schools and structure of NLF-front organiza­ cong, had to resort to self-de­ merce Commissioner, visited Old N.'iWiirt (Rd., BaWmore, Mid. They w w bom Aug. 2 a at SPOBTSHIBTS! Cambridge. Mayor John V. ponement of the Sept. 19 trip new gradual step Into the same quag­ toe setting of classroom raclto quotas in tions, operated clandestinely In feating violence, including the; The senslblV adaptation for Maryland General HospCtal, (BaWmoce. T ^ Lindsay of'N ew York and Sen­ to his desire to study toe crisis many olf toe Chicago schools. Saigon. Ito job was to imder- shelling of p roi^ cla l and dls-( labor leadersW^.^^to make to mother to Km Gharies M. Hernnann Sr., IW »■ M^ ^ mire. trict capitals, in an effort to ator FTed Harris of Oklahoma In U.S. cities, had asked the The, supreme civilian authority today, The plan, toe result of a five-month, mtae toe Saigon regime by pro­ such a possible situation may 'itorir paternal grandpareids are (Mr. and Mm AU WlRSIH lAMBSWOBL selytizing toe Intellectual elite of intimidate voters. j 'Visited Cincinnati. Soviet Embassy here to work French Rd.. Bolton. Thoy.have si brother, Kennsth A. jr., 1 ^4. to. other wordi^, to not fighting the at­ 164,000 study. Is a response to a threat be a course of strategy no labor the capital—rmadnly writers and • * * Highpoint of toe Lindsay-Har- out a schedule of talks In Mos­ »l 'w j * tempt of the miUtary to dictate our pol- last January by toe U.S. Office of Edu­ cow. On topjO t toe list: Party leader can openly prononneo. cation to cut off $82,000,000 In annual artists. «. I On toe evening of Sunday, rls visit to Ctaclnnatl was an He, we suppose, must still ^ Pinkie, John IQAwsnl, son o f Edward H. and Dra- GARDI6ANSI ^ Icy. anther he Mmself sympathtocfl with The object for this siunmer unpublicized visit with extremist boss Leonid Brezhnev and Pre­ peau Flidde, 62 BUM S t, East Haitfiord. H e was bom,Aug. 22 Federal grants to toe city’s school sys­ Aug. 20, a small distinguished trumpet toe stirring nevw tiwf It, and endorses their point of view, or was to line up impressive back­ gentleman checked into a down- Negro leaders. They were stun­ mier Aleksei Kosygin. tem because df racial discrimination. he Is about to scorie sm jie'new' at Manchester Memorial HotgUtai. Hta Solid color S wide frock he cmislders hlmseU tra p p y beyond ing for a far left presidential town Detroit hotel under toe ned by toe Intensity of anti-' A footnote: Some Republican enta are Mr. and Mm. Normand N. ®repea^ B ^ (HaiM^. The plan also calls fOr considerable gain for labor In t ^ ^ a l n i o| candldato not actually an' NLF name of “ Chambers.” His real white attitudes. politicians believe one reason Hta paternal grandparenta are Mk. and (6^ WIM^ X P^e, escape, with attempt at elscape or modernltation of toe school system. In­ labor’s own pock^tbwk or privi­ member. The campaign of that name was Representative Wil-,- Other - riot areas visited In­ for toe postponement was Rom­ Ellington Rd., 'Wappifig. H e has a Stater, (Patricia Anne, change futile. ■ cluding eventual construction of educa­ lege. to- reaUtyC we think we DRESS SHIRTS! ^ 9 5 candidate was to become a po­ 11am McCulloch, toe strait-lace^chllr^ son of IcToy C. H and (Marjtorie same. The generals'“have, once again, put on toe plan because “ we’d be bog­ mpr^unc working for toe -pas- HtancBSey O u tis, CTeStztdge Dr., Vamon. H e waa bom A ^ . issued forth from their Pentt«on and ged down by Mguments over finances,’ ’ __je of general welfare meas­ M n tM m ch M ter MMioitallHoBldtal. Hta to the pubUc policy platform, ar­ says James F. Rlriunond, superintend­ ures, seeking to Improve toe „ enta ace Mir. and IMrS. TWontan H. H e n w ^ , W ariw k^ R X ent of schools. Privately sortie school quantity aiul quality of educa­ guing with their own clvlUan superiors. Hta paternal grandparenta SSa’ board members say toe cost of toe plan tional, health and social servr One issue to, of course, vdiether they F i s c h e t t i Warwick, (RJt. He has a brother, John, 1%; and two riideis, wlU be prohibitive without Fedenti aid Ices its own members and Helen, 3%, and DSbdmb, 2%. • haiqien to'be right or wrong. If we were ,or a new city ’scbopl-tax. structure. . everybody else receive as citi­ *, e • *1 aU sure they are right, we mlg^t for­ One feature of toe plan Is an dffoft'^to zens than It spen^ lobbying for Btlnoe, Peter B*ai^ son of ’lyte "vart^.ai* Ruto give their trainsgression of the tradltiop- V stem toe exodus of white residents fr e ^ labor legislation as such. ■ Bruiita Prince, 4 -Hayes Df., (RoldcvIHe. (He J!^ al American code the more readUy. nelghboihooda with growing Negro pop­ at Muwhtsbqr MeankW JHaiKi«al (Hta maternal PERMANENT PRESS SLACKS The other tosue to that of the code it­ ulations by restricting the number of entsarTDTand Mfjt Paid F. self—whether, even If the generals Negroes attending ' Schools In those Herald pakemal gmnkuattiaf ha Miis. Bdtth Prtace, HioBand, Mkh. be right to some specific Instance areas. Some Negro studente In these He has a sister Heidi Lyon, ^ ^ Ivy styling in Dacron » / polyester and combed 495 changing areas,would be brought by bus when tiiey try to .make themselves mas­ Yesterdays PraatasL Gary Ahm^aon of Dr. Roger A and ^ cotton. Natural, Black, Olive and Navy Blue, ter over their civilian superiors — the to schools In aH-^whlte areas. No ratio of Negro to white studento .would be estab­ -Ankwer PfeSton, jp26 Hkgsneaidow^St, Slnafcury. long-range I damage to American poUcy - 25 Yean Ago Hta matemai gmkhnollier is lished for toe changing area schools; might not be much greater than any toe Man calls only for “a viable racial Frank B. Crocker, fomer j Mm’ Paul A Aringw, 48^ particular immediate advantage, ^o win balance.” But In toe all-white schools postmaster, and rated by the mother to MM. .Harcld L.- ^ Hopsacks, reverse twists and flannels in a ceitato degree more of a certain ktod toe plan giuurantees that no more than Civil Service Commission on brother, Ikde A n £ ^ . Charcoal, Olive, Black, Grey and Brown. o f victory to one particular war—con- three examinations as ^ e hl|^ 16 per cent of the elementary school en­ Bvassk K risl« aiiU I ttritgldM * W i^ eadliw this to possible—do we want .to rollment or more than 26 per cent of est qualified of all candidates m Duffeone BvsM, 41 Bherwood Ota. abe bsoome a Spartal toe high school enroUment would be­ for poabnaster here, notifies toe ManchSder MamtaM HospUaL Hhr come Negro through buStafi- No white commission that he itestres to students would be bused to NegrO areas. ^ be withdrawn as a candldate- are Mr. and MM E CMflBord Puft'SW, I» temal gtandporente are Mr. and 1^ . -A*>Wiony . The One-Man Opiiiion ■ This portion of toe plan would go Into for the appointment. | N. HtanJMBholtasaStalM.Khnab^^Ann,!. - V U there was any, Itogertog doubt that effect In the next three years. Proposals tttis M&oo has. In 0 » past few mwths, tiiat look-ahead as far as 20 years, how­ 10 Yean Ago been undergoing a steady dev ' * iRoekefeller, Glypm S t ever, would provide a racial balance for Democratic Town Committee J Putnam RoCkefriier, ’Ihbadoo ^ , of stro5r®f •OR***"®'** ■o"*® all toe Mty’q schoMs, Inciutong those In memhenr t toe Board ot Di­ 16 at Manchester Memorial Hoiqiilhal. Hta way of conducting toe war In I toe Negro ghettos. OUcago pubfic rectors to 1 u a “ oompMben- enta J a m T w* MM Ariliur T riiei^ the prpnbuncement of that mi schools now egyve about 660,000 students, sive study’: awlmmlng pool paltenwl grandparento are M f. and- M M O e ^ RnckefSHer. ■f ■ Anderson-Little rate aito tofalUUe of aU pubUc about half of whom are iNegro. needs ln\M nchester. aotamscstaidy, N .Y . ^ In advocating tWs long-range raclw ; Postmastei Alden E, Bailey IN MAIOHlsirSR polM^-that Which »ttoiee the fb ■[ • balance, toe Nan specifically attacks toe announcM that Migratory Bird « nu w . jm m ^ MaMsaaidL son o f Qsoige W. and Plalilciz \- ■ blood form of Senator-Bverett ' (MooolMittr-PukiMoyWottMIddMTutnpHW^ ■V. Dittaen of nitoota—has now setued. It nel^bothood'school, which If. continued Hunting^ StanqMi popularly Pagnisd WMoox, 6 ■JHAeBtriaw Pr., n m e W a i i U *‘H ie hardUnera.!’ said Senator Dlrit- woMd probably perpetuate segrega^ known as " stomiiB,*’ qre 20 a t i^aikhester Jdoninatal H o ( g t t a l ^ , entapreM Te^M rs. Alden L= aen the other day. “ are not as hard as educatioh in pnrts of «ART oh sale in toe lobby of tlie |Caln dORLlCK IN THE NA'TIONAL OB­ post office. pstai^ gnuniparenta are Mf. V/OL—SACK To aviiizfwofi* -tJ- Westtleld, NJ.j He baa a atatac, BUW ibe^ fk tlMV w#r^*** * ^ SERVER j ifm t this opliiton be taken too lightly. i : V

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Erickson o f 70 __ ___ JipMl, W, Hfclt- ... , . ______An^lght-year- WT saddle Tpke. and for a 12- ty where tin y are 8:30 to 4 p.m. am m an, 26 BUnee ’1 ^ MnnriiwitHr Band Locke la scheduled for court Omty «< MtaiobenUr and Mna Manager Rpbfegt Weiss this morning in a fu m er trjr Thieves broke Into 16 buri- Other breaks in wbUh noth-. 9 p.m. monow at 9:46 a.m. from the been won by a hoot of West Inch sahltary-sewer main, a ^ NEW YORK (AP) —William aad 7 to -0 p.m. and private i^Vi^tioMe Kel|y, 2 St, towed out oompefftioa for this appearance on Sept. 18. •o|illa BMvMni South Wind- Ahem Funeral Home, 180 Farm- SWe property owners. on W. lUddle T^he., both se^- to Clear the jumbled lines of cotamunksatimi moms where they are 10 a.m. At Woodliuid St near Broad nesses and two homes during ITL?®**”’, *““** ** « a d Sunday in mnnsbeMter. F. Buckley Jr. has written to Wappiiar- year by plaeiag MOOUA In two ■or, John______D. PIM mU ingtnw Ave., Hartforiu with a Retired Supreme Court Jus- icing the streets on which the thMn. And" apparen9y--.,^the town manager and . MPA to 0 p.m. Visitors are reqnest- SomHWi alao lachM Ma aSra, leaders Of a draft-Buckley clt- St, .q car driven by Rofcoe L. hoUday weekend by using \ S S ^ lS ^ tod St own- SOUTH WINDSOR — J<^ D. of requiem at the Cathed- tice Raymond A. Baldwin has assessedABtOperty owners resid-. membom were mially hearing^ -r------, ' i ' ' ' diailge in the meRlod ed bM t» smoke la pirate’ at^*"ohrictopto?*Soi^T^ !f***?°*?!^ oveo^i* -labcr xhoilfpopn Jr., 40, of 286 Wobd- fcu r brofthant aUd other Isens committee and the Con­ : RearRiE A ■crewdrivera and other pry ^ gernand PouUot,' the Pitchell, M, of HartfbA,, father ral of St Jose^, Hartford at niled In favor of the property ed. The work was completed servative p a ^ saying, that “for eaqh other loud and.clear. 'Jhat abolit 20 have’ap^ed so will...... be condneted at...... 8 room s...... No m w eWsshwr^ than to o vlBl- Vesnoa; Ete land St. hit a car Wvm by years ago. town WAter cu i bars to Jimmy windows and Manchester Bottling Ck>. at U of James J. PitcheU of South io:U. Burial wiU. be In Rose owners In a Dec. 8, 1969 appeal personal reasons it is not possi­ Patrolman James Martin, who far. tonifht V the Board o f Directow at Bentley School on tors at one Umo per pattrat nest FeaUman, Bkat Hattfoed; w a be held Windsor, died Saturday at Hart­ HUl Memorial Park, Rocky Hlll,^ ,.‘^k»hist asjMssmenta pUced <»i The assessments foUowed is vice president of the MPA, Some'mm are eligible to doors. . Spencer St, Robertson School ble for me to run’’ against Re­ la one item in a le seteot- St. ^ rofaeanals that last about one day inmiiim ^boinj^ Oandl^ Herman Paganl, died Sunday gal Wilson, aU of Manchester, ed in the appeal, on the basis cure the fault of the original 1969 seal in desiring that someone meet with all members of the were under the inmremhm that both systems—-75 per cent of St. hit the door of a parked car ground. challenge. Mr. Javits Who, at an DISCHARGED SUNDAY: hour. and two grandchUdren. that a deoteion was luuiecessary notice and that it was not a new association tomorrow and pre­ this would make one person, and the water ohsxge. ed by a oomenUteo hettded by driven by Joseph H. Morin, 47, ' About |4 In change was taken In Car CraBh^ Mm. Pagani was bom Feb. Funeral services wlU be held since he already ruled the pro­ assessment. age when most people are retir­ only one, eliglUie, indicating Weiss said that, while some C N ^ sod taclutoiig »ij^ - Mra. Dorothy Doyle, Olson Dr., of 22 Fleming Rd. Police say sometime Saturday from Fisher of requiem at St Mary’s sent what had been discussed Two one-car accldenta Sun- 22, 1870, in Magliano, Sablno, Thursday at 1 p.m. at ’ the cedure iiiegal. Justice Baldwin, in hla ruling, ing from active work, is insist­ at the meeting. “ We’ll tell them that the change was made to totendtot ^ the Kusela car waa getting Into Dry Cleansers Inc. at 825 Broad Cbunh; WMbnanttc. Burialwws 60 Woodland St; Mrs. Shirley St,' Police aald a aerq^driver day on the WUtnir Croaa Ifigh- Italy, and lived in Mantdiester Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The aiq>eal was brought 'by does not state that the Board of ing on six more years of disser­ the best we can,” Meriln said, “rig” the udtole test otjms WOUU docroase, the Ourtl% BtSMUig^ Rearend Crash a parking apace Saturday after­ in St. Joaepb’a Ccmsteigr, WU- most ot her Ufe. Main St The Rev. Kel^eth L. 174 property owners residing on Directors is forestalled forever vice to the Republicam party.” This is not so, Weiss said. The Bronke, 49 Milford Rd.; Edward noon and thft , Morin car door wa^' uaed to pry a rear door, way brought two arreata and “and they’ll vote on it.” v “IT.?* ^ 'liiJ- Wilhelmlna Doucette. Stafford charges of faUure to drive in UmaiMc. Survivors include 7 sons, Gustafson, pastop--^ Calvary Dover R d., EMison Rd., Falk- from filing a correct assess- Javits is 63, Buckley is 41. extension of time will make five Dlmlow; 26 Judy Lane, South Brings Arrest waa open when the two vehlolea The -change waa-taken from an One point which was clarified, and flewsr O^iattaunte would ^ Springs; Mra. Edna Graeslak. the eataMished lanes, state po­ Ugo Paganl and Victor Paganl, Church, Assentiriles of God, wiU nor Dr., Fulton Rd., Hendee^ ment. BucklOy promised to 'try to persons eligible, be said. Windsor; Mra. Kathleen Uocel- Icebox, they said. Bm est BUedeau Martin said, was that of the' Heck, contacted. lice in Stafford Springs said both of Manchester, Frank Pa­ officiate, ^uflal wlU Be in East Rd., Jarvis Rd., W. Middle ' I^ ruling lets the door open persuade “a well-qualified can­ Much of the controversy over t SS, ^ w N - y ,°y- lo, 44 Lewis Dr., Wapping; G eoige'E . Cloutier, 21, o f 100 Another break at the cleaners Weights of examination.’The as­ Sandra took place sometime last night. today. SOUTH WINDSOR — Bmest ganl of Glastonbury, Francis Cemeti Tpke., Morse Rd., Salem Rd., for a.'new assessment, even, for didate to rescue the poor, be- the exam came from a mistaken per ______HamUtto MuUen, 4 Hudson S t; Bisaell St. 'was ohaiged with sociation accepted the .40-40-20 Hougfahm, 06 Ridge S t A side'door waa pried. Nothing Harold Ford, 44, of Roxbury, BUodeau, 87, of Hartford, father Pagani of Button, Guido Pa­ ids may caU at the fu- Wedgewood Dr., Whitney Rd. the same amounts, but under lea^ered voters of New York division, with 40 per cent being belief that there was ’’Mlluslon mated. - .. . . nroukAlsob DOane------TO'—TOJ, KeOey, 111 — Lsd»___ - to drive a reasonablp Coventtj^ of Lotds Bilodeau o f South home tomorrow from 2 >to wd Englewood Dr. the corrCot statutory proce- from their present predicament ilB another item rt businaas In ofher hudnase Itooight, ^ Anaover; Mina. BBeei WaKtlng; Louise Walton, appeau'ed to be taken, poUce Maas, struck six fence posts 5 gani and Herbert Paganl, boi for the written exam, 40 for the -between the town manager, the 4 and 7 to 0-p.m. dlatance afiart after his car hit said. while he was trying to pUU over Windsor, died Saturday at his of Rockville, and Joseph Many of them have since diwes. in the United States Senate.” oral, and for exserience. chief of police and the exa­ ooneeiiiing water, the ixiard the board wtt rtmdurtpubUc MoChrthy, 82 N. Bhn 8t ; Mrt. rior Hill Rd., Andover; Scott 20 the rear rt one tblvra by EU Car Hits Pole, Two breaks also, took place Uyaleep, police said. home. of Hartford; a deughterr'Mra. withdrawn from the appeal, by Altity. Keiltli la out o f town Buckley is a resident of Stam­ Under the hew system agreed mining board,” Weiss said, and will conolder a 814,000 aiquro- hsaaritagli u aO atO v, 22% WUUam Cota, 79 Summ S t; Mra. Survivors also include another Armond J. Danoosse ford, Conn., but he would be Zeldman, 30 of Hartford rt 2:65 at the Pen An Co. at 841 Broad Rodney West, 27, Of East Mary Btvona of IJbdton, HI.; selling their properties or by on vaisiatlon and couldn’t be upon today,, the 20 per cent added that “it ain’t so.” pristtoh to pay fo r an engineer* wushoUt iip p w p tM ttm t e ^ o MtoDomough, IM Helen^ Majowlcs, accepting their assessments. eUglble under New York State a.m. yeeterday. PoUoe aay Driy®** Charged St. The first break took place/'Windsor claimed another car son, two brotiiers, three sisters 23 grandchildien'h^ 28 great- Armond Joseph Dancosse, 70, reached today tio comment on will be for experience only, The MPS, believing tiie exam ing study of ihe_p*tv«Wy Bosnl o t EatoaOpn, anirort xy^tfaere* 8t; Mira EUabOth Rd., Wapping; James Collier, o f 1S5 Autumn S t died yester­ The assessments were for a law to oppose Javits in the Re­ minor damage waa done to Joseph R. Michaud, 29, of Wall aometlme between 8 and 11:80 forced him off toe road and he and nine grandchildren. grandohSdrenr the town’s next move. Martin said. A,t one time, this to be rigged, asked the persons osmsd Manchester Watw Mariito, 86 Dulrt HM Rd.; Ray 608 E. Center St day at Manchester Memorial publican primary next year and both vehidea but both were st., Coventry apparently lost p.m. Sunday. A rear window struck several fence posta uid The funeral was held this The funeral will be held to- 20 'per cent was slated as in chai^ to stop hliting behind The appropriation would be forj^ «rt rt Myefte, RFD 2, Bolton; Also, Mra. Mary Casati, 20 Hoi^ital a ^ r a long illness. to serve as senator if elected. it come out. in thb open; appolht UiMirtv at Wnoinriii.- Hgnmr diivable fiom the accident control of hla oar and struck a waa smashed and a door priad. ran down m embankment. morning from the Flsette Fu­ mortaw at 10 a.m. from, the ..Jardlns of 80 Benton S t was "training” also. thew aeicoad atop , towBril______, posd- HcEow Bchoci Lewis RosObroohs,’Wlllmanitto; Mr. Dancosse was borb' in He' merely would have to be­ Me town purchase of the North on a wsahiout approprialUon M a^ *“® rt W. Middle T^jke. utility pole In toe center of Cov- Police said desk drawera Neltoer driver was Injured neral Home, 20 Sisson Ave., P . i)ulah Funeral Home' 226 held yesterday morning from The MPA had been after the somebody and get off the uhole John Ckichy, 91 Canada, and lived in Manches­ LB J, Critic come a resident of New York thing. End faculty. *010 first .step waa for retoosnon expenses for F ^ ’ ramp 92 of Rt. 1-84. , entry Sunday on Rt. 81, police were jimmied but nothing ap- dam^e to the w m Hartford, with a Mass of Main St, with a solemn high the W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, town manager to clarify the Mra. Ann Wi Farris,^ Vernra ^ BMton, ciouUer la achaduled tor said today. pareiiUy waa taken. light. Both are scheduled to ter 26 yearn, coming .here from State by election day. Weiss said appointing promo­ qulem at St Ann's mass qf requiem at St. James’ 228 Main St., with a Mlemn high “training and experience” taken lastjnont^^ ^ toe Av a , Bfitogteo; David LoweU, Mass., where he had tions Would be not a good sys­ ^ S iJ5 id "w eii"to enter RL «. trortber on ttii proposed ^ wSawSto"*2l!- ST m uiS appearance on Sep^. 18. There- were no injurie. but to the aerond break, tolavra Hartford. Burial w< rM t St Church at 10:30. Burial wQl be Mass of requiem at St James’ On Outcome classification of the exam. To­ ditomaflcB on aptuoa Joim waosworm at-, Mrs. Mane ^ Look*, 84, of 14 damage was “extensive”, police tried to enter a rear door af- Court 12 Sept. 28. Uved m ost o f his U fe.. tem. He said the'towns which Into negotiations, based on a Benedict Cemeterv, lomfleld. in St. James’ Cemetery. Church. day it was done, Martin said, Before retiring five yearn have the least comiption in the Debnont St. waa charged with said. Michaud waa charged with ter l a.m. Sunday by prying it Friends may caU at the fu­ The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Public Records by getting rid of the training 81.^mUUon posslMe purchase R«g«rt St; U n . Sa% Zocoa Thereae’ Strait ago, he was employed at O n O utcom e departments are those'Which re­ jMviius(u .TOVTO-TO* 1AOA raro-Bsw vkiMgiv M nraiih 'iviiianH. Ann w . imto.. Operating a motor veWcle With- fallUM ,to drive in tile esUblUh- and remqvliig toe door casing, neral home toniglit from 7 to 9. J. Reardon was celebrant, as­ Warrantee Deeds section. The experience factor tonight, the ooosteirtkm rt dweiilngB IMOPteasai* VlaUey R«L, South Wrtcimw out a llcmae. after the car he ed lane and la scheduled to ap- Entry waa not made, however, Loot Monarch Cheney Bros, for 22 yearn. ly on “merit systems based on Lange Chapman, sisted. by the Rev.. Daniel Burr Carlson to Charles E. will take into consideration the UtlMr businw tonight, ^ ------Windsor. Maple Ave., EUlngton; MM. was driving went over the cen- pear in Manchester circuit PoUce reported. Last reigning monarch of Survlvora include a son, Ray­ (Continued from Page One) tests.” • ^ lOddletown, mother of Mrs. M*»y Datfca O’Connell, deacon, and the Rev. and Irma Anderson, property on Jobs done while a patrolman SlST^lSldTl iwliSiK a SATURDAY: A «n Gl«ly. Rae, Rt. 81, South (fov tor Una on Oxford St. OhorUy Court 12 Sept. 28. \ A t MMer’a Ite^ u ra n t at 10. the H a w ^ mond Dancosse of Madison; If the tests were not a F. Chapman of Man- Mm. Mary Outka, 80, moth- Eugene F. Torpey, subdeacon. for “genuine land reform, an Liberty St. has been on the forae, armong * P®*? to inmuac a swim^ to Mr. a«l Mra David Ciuter, entry; Vincent Urrin, South after midnight Sunday and hit AUen R. Flandera^lO,. of Wll- K. Center St., thieves forced a Queen LUloukalanl. She com ^Mster, Aed Friday at Middle- er of Mm. Antonio Saimond of four daughtera, Npella cry of “favoritism” would1 go pool and other oommim^ Roosevelt St; a sod to MX. Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Loutae Wade the Mra. Ralph Maccarone was or­ end to virtually unrestrained Frieda Grobard to E.F. other things. up. Without teats, Weiss a parked car. llmantic was charged with pass- ventilation window and .eecap- posed many island eonn. ■ex Hospital, Middletown. She 399 Gardner St, died Sunday Ranson and Mra. Doris Dog- ganist and soloist. corruption and a substantial im- Houghton A Co., two parcels on As to the section cot. out, and daughter, 482^ W. Middle L ^ e also got a written tag In a no passing aone Mon- ed vrtto nlckelz from a vending most noted being “AlMia st«h. Oe,” gart, both of Vernon, Mra. Lu- favoritism then would be pos^ was the wife of Chauncey Chap- morning lat Manchester Me­ Burial, with full military provement in the economic life Stock PI. training, this can be part of the new Lincoln School, *2SSLt “" ' iWly PucM and machine sometime Sunday or which symbolizes Hawaii to ciUe Moquln of Manchester and sible. proposed tor Center warning for dritring after day. Court Is set for Manohes- morial Hospital after a long honors, was in Veteran’s Field, of the villages.' -Theresa Santamore to Town oral exam, Martin said. Any Josenh CrtalOw ™ »nas HiMcey, 10 Lewis daughter, 17M Garden Dr.; MM. yesterday. people of all nations. Mra. Gloria Bassette of Rayn- Park. drinking, and his car had to be ter Sept. 25. " flurvivom -also include 2 illness. East Cemetery. Father Torpey He also suggested the Viet: of Manchester, property on N< type of courses a patrolman the Ttown OonsmnUoD Com- daughter, 60 ham, hfesa.; eight alstera. Sis­ The community faculties may daughters, a brother, 8 sistem, klra. Dutka was born in Aus- read the committal service. cong should be Offered the School St.. mig^t have taken to improve Not in W iidiingt(Hi mtoAoa. 'P«th Maive realghed. •*** Jto*rte Hyrtt Mountain Rd. ter St. Augustine of the Grey fulfill terms of tits deed which 2 foster daugfatem, 9 grandchU­ tela and had lived In Manches­ Bearers were Blsear DesJar­ chance of ultimately sharing in Maly E. Brown to Robert E. his knowledge — this should be 'TLSSal iLSr^the DISCHARGED YESTER­ Ntms of the Cross, Canada, Many people refer to the Pen- transforad toe park from Che­ dren and 10 great-grandchU- ter for many yearn. dins, Harley Lovell, -Richard the country’s political life. and Dorothy A. Holmes, " two mentioned during the oral teat, txnril wia riondder approval T L -” " DAY: Raymond Hampton, 42S Mrs. Christine Hartley, Mra. tagtMi'4nnps Ptaney, 12 Hathaway Lane; a in S t James’ Cemetery. Manchester and Arthur I>an- Dtu, informants said. Sherwood Circle Inc. to F. days away. He said this her (3enhan:’Shephe;^ near her and adppWoti o f a Maohetion , ol Graham Rd., Wapidng; MH. yesterday wfaUe visiting his oosse o f Vernon; sixteen grand­ Dsu was the most forthright Robert and Madeleine M. Dle- baxddngr h)l Mhncherter serv- son to Mr. and Mh . David Ask, Friends may caU at the fu­ wouldn’t “ give the boys enough to help with discipline. S3 Goalee Dr. Grace OolUns, WladsurvUls Rd., ■OB, John N. McClain of 48 children and four great-grand- I n D e t r o it ofr,t|ie. U candidates la advocat­ terle property off Timbei; Trail. lOMUn. neral home tonight from 7 to-9. time,” and a'(e-etitfenslon would > Besides, alto‘ aajsqwMiMRng a BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A RookvUls; Mrs. Bhanm Bur- CUnton St. Ohildren. ing peace with Hanoi. Final pro­ Sophie E. Knybel to - Grace u i e p h o n e be requested. dog curied up at your fS^ while wood and son, 180 Center St SurvlVom also include his (Continued from Page One) visional returns received here B. Dauzat, property at 81-88 daughter to Mr. and Mra. Thom­ Bmest Cersosimo. (The funeral wiU be held Reardon said a total of 86 you are reading a good book la wife. Mm. Thelma Newton Mc­ gave him 17.1 per cent of the to­ as Martin, 97 Benedict Dr., TOLLAND — Bmest ciersosl- Tliuraday at 8:30 a.m. from the men stmt and killed in the Al- Union St. men are eligible.' for the detec­ much nu»e relaidng and nwre- Clain, and a daughter, Mtu. tal votes cast, compared with Wapping; a son to Mr. and Mrs. mo, 81, of Hartford, father of leclerc Funeral Home, 23 giers Moti^. D. Leslie Olsen, D. Anthony tive and sergeant exam. He said Uke being at hom e.” —i F R r- f William Unsicker ot Otaru, Ja- 86.7 per cent for the Thieu-Ky WANTED Thomas Camsstrari, Stafford Takonby A Mra. Rosemarie Rala of TOl- Main St., with a solemn high <>At least sik the victims Gugllelmo and Doris L. Gug- Springs. ticket. Uelmo to Richard R. and Edna D F L I V F R Y O m u l Late Model millkmo pan. both who were visiting here Sunday at Hartford Misns of requiem at SL James’ were killed by the National DISCHARGED SATURDAY: wMi him. He is also survived It was difflcidt to appraise'the N. Lewis, property at 189-141 fbrovor - Association Hospital. Ohtmch at 9. Biurlal will be in Ouard, five of them innocent, Louis Provera, East Hartford; tgr a ' teother and three slstera, support for Dzu, but his areas of 75yoara Survlvora also include his St James’ Cemetery. the vlctinu of. what now seem to Florence ’ St. USED CA R S Mra. Beatrice MoCaffray, RFD all of Franklin, and five grand- voting strength Included some 120 Yoar' ooirt irt inlw iiioo wife, 2 other darters, a sis­ Friends may call at the fu- be tragic accidents. Land Development Inc. to T i^ Prieea Paid 4, Coventry; Mn. Christine dddren . of the most insecure in South Mrt osaiiietiMlwm bo llko yours ter, 8 brothera and-' U grand­ neral home tonight from 7. to 9 “In five more cases, both po­ Nutmeg Homes Inc., property FV>r AO Blakea! Gaffney, 19 Durant St.; James Funeral services will be hbld 1620 QUO ot hmmfUtUy. children. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and lice and National Guardsmen Vietnam, analysts said. on Flag Dr. Reuter, 96 Lakewood Circle; Friday at 2 p.m. at the Van Funeral services will be held 7 to 9 p.m. were invtdved ai^ it is impossi­ Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Mur­ CARTER CHEVROLE1 Mra. J6an Lamb, 89 Hillside Divler Funeral Home, 961 N. tomorrow at 6 a.m. at the ray A. and Rhoda D. I^atok, ble to say definitely whose bul­ 1 3 8 i \ CO., INC. Ave., Vernon; Ifiohael Donnel­ Main St., Franklin. Burial will D’Blsopo Funeral Chapel, 286 Chief Anthony J. Tonm lets were fatal. Four of these property on Flag Dr. ly; 114 Clinton Dr., Wapping; .be in Second " Mt. Pleasant Ellsworth A. Mitten to Augus­ i 2 »M ld n S t. Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. VENTRY—Chief Anthony victims were innocent of any A bout Town W ELUN 8t/-«4S-5gfl Mra. Marilyn Barstis, 9road Cemetery, Franklin. Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene­ tine J. Swan, property at 37 Hol­ FOB A UrSTOnB! J. Tomer, 62, of Windsor, head wrongdoing.w.-B—'—B- Women’s Society of Ck>m- You'll never have ti * . P lK M ie ^ 9 -5 2 3 8 ''Brook;' Lawnneo Brown, 62 dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. lister St. FMoeilpttSD Fhaimacgr The fap^ suggests that of Algonquin Indian Tribe and •Two more persons, bothldot-. Baptist Church will because each time Nortovlew Dr., South Wtadsor; GLibBE those wluing to do so make Friends may call at the Qulfclalm Deeds prtnte your roll o f ______- father of Mra. Dennis Merchant era, were shot and killed by nsor a grinder sale Saturday. Koda-oolor' nim we rive you ABSO- David Kblumber, 486 Burnham memorial donations to Johnson funeral home to^jht from 7 to 9. LUTESjY FItElB, a fresh roll o< film of Coventry, died yesterday at store-owners. Three more were Advance orders will close Thurs­ Jarvis Acres Ihc. to Glennlce St.; M n. (Mrol Hamonko, Broad Travel Sarviee County Memorial Hosplt^, for your camera. We replace the film - Windham Ctnnmunity Memorial killed by private citizens; mur­ day and Jnay be made with Mrs. Pearce Aronson, property off E. you have developed. It's all freah- Brook. Franklin. Frederick Paisley dated pud top quality and Ko­ 906 MAIN SntBBT Ho^tibal, WilUmantic. der warrants have been issued WllUam O’DdnncU of 14 Winter Middle Tpke. A8S0, Mra SkriUy Dowd, 39 The Hidmes Funeral Hotee, VERNON — Frederick Pais­ Grace B. Duzat to Jerome F. dak, too. Quira prooeasins Survlvore alio include his in two of those cases and a war­ St. or Mrs. Mildied. Hayes of 34 hour service for Church St; Mra Ailena Ctou- 648^2165 400 Main St. is in charge ' of ley, 66, of Tankeroosan Rd. died and Carol A. McCaffrey, one 6 2 0 ' black and white (just wife, hie pother, 4 other rant decision is pending in the 78 Hemlock. St. ' ^ tler, 21 Becuchwood Rd., Vec^ local arrangements. early tels morning at Manches­ half interest in property at 81- a little bit lonser for . AsIlMilaedi daui^tei^5 sons, brothera, third. And two looters died when etdor). non; Deborah Peabody, Thomp- ter Memorial Hospital. He was 2 ' 8 8 Unlon St. fo r fire swept the store from which The Elks Club will have Clam sonvIHe; Ronald Rtckqrd, 174 Henry H. Reid the husband of Mra. Truth Bells 3 slstepfTand SO grandchildren, Graqe B. Dauzat to Sophie B. 1 3 S they were stealing. Night Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Cooper S t; Mra U axy BnwD- Henry H. Reid, 66, of H art-. Paisley. lerid services will be held KnybeC^ ope-half Interest in ly at 1 p.i» at Potter “Two vlctima, one a fireman, at the club on Bisseli St,-for. He, 10 Wadenrartl) St; Mra T-R-E-T-C-H ford, father of Mra. ’ Barbara Mr. Paidey was born March property at 8l-8^U nlon St. the other a civilian, were killed members, their wives, and Esther BagphBwe, TboaqNna- Bates of Manchester, died Sat­ 20,1890, in Manchester, a son o^ leral Home, 456 Jackson Trade Name ' .-r by electric power lines. guests. The menu will. Include ILIG6ETT DRUG urday at St’ Francis Hospital, Samuel and Mary Sotaofii St., Willlmantlc. The Rev. Ken­ Chester S. • Ososkl' Sr. and “Five deaths remain. They cherrystones, steamers and Hartford. Paisley, and lived in Itei^on neth Cooper, pastor of Fimt Mary E. Ososki, doing bi^esa Baptist Church, WHUmantlc, are a 10-year-

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