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PAGE EIGHTEEN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1966 fianrh^st^r lEorning f^ralb Arcrage Daily Net Preae Run The W oitlier For the Week EiUM ; eC V. a. W esthe ronvm rr M . IN * The Rev. and Mrs. C. Henry Anderson, 157 Pitkin St., have M * ae eeM, About Town returned after two weeks of va World Day Prayer Service 14,126 cationing with relatives at Fort The Chsmlnade Muelcal Club ORANGE HALL Member et tke A «0t Lauderdale, Fla. Pastor Ander Bm eee of OlnidatlM will meet Monday at 8 p.m. In son will preach at Emanuel Set at St. Mary^s March 5 the Federation Room at Center Manchetter^A City of Village Charm Lutheran Church Sunday. Oongreifatlonal Church. "What Inspired Compo9er'.'e both directions. Not all parents are con Tale Glee ClUb last Sunday at Shoreham Oaks Motor Hotel. clubs for young people. I the Nashville City Parks and MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER No Ground Contact Made them rebuilt In a professional Freeman said he shouted a fused, however; some morning services in Abbey Hartford. Dick Phaneuf's Or Mrs. Anderson also serv'ed as also served as director of the haven't been expo.sed to the Wesley Foundation at Penn warning to the other men and Cniapel on the Mount Holyoke chestra will play for dancing. director of religious education shoe repair shop. ALL threw himself on the ground. new math yet, others have A buffet will (be served. Mrs. State for three years. campus. for the Southeast Africa Meth WORK GUARANTEED! Police said Spivey may have attended special "Introduc Kenneth Grabow is chairman odist Conference and director tion to New Math for Par of the event. She is assisted by OWN STA'nONS been struck by both trains. U.S. Bombers Blast Miss Suzarme L. Taylor, of a Girl Scout Program. For 60,000 ents" classes, and still oth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Mrs. Geno Andreini, co-chair the last four years, the Rev. CHICAGO — The more than Juniors man; Mrs. Dominick Cataldo, SAM YULYES Poet Office Bid ers are just biding their lan S. Taylor of 50 Gardner Mr. Anderson has served as di 5,100 AM and FM radio .station.^ time, waiting until their St., is on the dean's list at tickets, and Mrs. George Bosch, rector of the Union Theological in the United States are owned BOSTON (AP)—New England Vietnamese Jungle decorations. Same Side As Watkins children grow up, become HenAroke College of Brown Seminary in Lourenco, Mar- by about 60.000 people. S-W-I-N-G into Constructors Inc., of Avon, parents, and, presumably, Vnlversity for the first se- 28 OAK STREET Conn., has submitted the ap Ipiester. She is a senior at the Alfred P. 'Werbner, a major become much wiser In the parent low bid of $258,000 for Separated Twins Doing Nicely ways in modem math. college, and a graduate of in the Air Force Reserve as extension and modernization of XUYEN MOC, South Viet Nam (A P )—U.S. Air flanchester High School. signed to Flight B of the But the people who are Force B57 jet bombers plastered the jungles 50 miles the Post Office at Wlnsted, Conn. Nurse Pat Hazelrigg holds the Webber twins, Karen probably having the tough 2273d SS Squadron, has been The General Services Admiji- southeast of Saigon today but 1,600 government ground • Mias Priscilla Gibson, direc serving a two-week tour of duty Marie, left, and Kimberly Marie, at Texas Chil est time in this transitional SPECIALS FOR THRIFTY SHOPPERS! Istratibn announced the results dren’s Hospital in Houston. The twins, joined from period arc the teachers. troops moving in under them failed to make contact tor of the Priscilla Gibson at Connecticut State Headquar GASH SAVINGS of the bidding Friday. The con dchool of Dance Arts, will ters of the Selective Service SPRING chest to navel at birth Dec. 8, were separated last So the local survey on with the Viet Cong. ^ IF irs VARIETY YOU WANT — LOOK!! tract Is expected to be awarded Imve by plane tomorrow for System. He will be relea^ied to n - l u the 8th and 9th will tell the The U.S. bombers made runs Tuy Province, east of the South In about two weeks. Construc week in a five-hour operation. Both are recovering story fi'om a dlilerent an Vietnamese capital. Vietnamese Boston where she will teach at day from active duty. He is CALIF. SUNKIST NAVELS ...... doz. 59c tion should be completad with Oiroughout the day over the jun fhe February session of the sales manager for Jarvis Real Repeat Sale! Handful of checks, pinches nicely. (AP Photofax.) gle— what the parents and gles at 20-minute intervals and troops have been grappling in a year. teachers have been experi there for several days with the National Association of Dance ty Co. PREMIUM QUALITY ICE C R E A M ...... «/j gal. 79c zing>' solids, dashee Other bids submitted included at sunset a cloud of smoke hung madras, encing or have in store for over the area. The p)anes elusive Communist jungle fight end Affiliated Artists. The ses- U.S. No. 1 Maine one for $274,871, submitted by fion will be held Simday at the The ways and mea^iis com ruffles . . . the new YOU them as the kids wade in dropped 760-pound and 5(X)- ers. Fred Brunoli A Sons, Inc., to modem math. The helicopter airlift num Hotel Bradford. She is sched- mittee of the VFW Auxiliary POT.4TOES, BIG 25 LB. BAG ...... $1.39 spring. Styled by Rhoda Lee. Conn., and $277,800 by C. H. pound bombs. cled to instruct teachers in bal- will sponsor a kitchen bingo I'Ki; Bank Robber Sbot Many government forces flew bered 187 aircraft, mostly troop Black and white bonded cotton jer Nickerson A Co., Torrlngton, ^ t in the morning and fresh Monday at 8 p.m. at the post This Weekend We’ll Have: Fresh Strawberries, (; M.I.ON' into the zone in a massive heli carriers. The largest previous sey two piece dress. Skimmer slim, Conn. heUcoptcr alrjiift num ber^ 115 man students in ballet and tap home. Members are reminded Peaches, Plums, Nectarines, Honeydews, Tangerines, copter airUft, hoping to find nqt in the afternoon. to bring articles for the game. seif ruffles. Search Resumes only concentrations of 0>mm1^ slrcrsit. Temple Oranges, Pineapple, Limes, Coconuts, Water Tone liictrMlM nist guerrillas but akso arm de MtMtery «qn«Hkies UW- 6m FUEL OIL After Auto Stalls of the heUed^en went down melons, Bose ’n D’Anjou Pears, Indian River White WETHERSFIBLD (AP)— De- For Two Planes pots. and Pink Seedless Grapefruit and Emperor Grapes. lte bad weather on weekends, "They're out there some due to mechanical failure. The ..99 Down in Ocean where," Mid a UA. ad'viser, airlift waa prscedsd by « strike AIm : Fresh Asparagus, Belgium Endive, Romaine Sinnectlcut Turnpike receipts of 20 U.S. Air FYirce BS7 jeU and tratfle for Januaiy showed coLinaiit; omo (a b ) -..A f Outside the bianeh of the City "And somehow I don't tMnk and Boston Lettuce, Yellow and Green Squash, Peas, Sportswear National Bank, Glovaata.-cat and 40 propeliar fllMsa Skyraid- alight increasee ia toll receipts ridlroad^worker who robbsd ttie PEASE AIR FORCE BASS, those .\^7e mr4 making them Artichokes, Leeks, Cauliflower, Corn on Cob, Brussels Main Floor and traffic as compared with a wouldn't start, witnesass atfat A veay Mjppy.’* '' en flovm by Vletna^es# rtk>ta. least lucrative cage of a bank passerby and Glovsr began N.H. (AP) — Extenaive air and Lata in the afternoon another FREE Sprouts, Broccoli, Spinach, Egg Plant, Beets, White GALLON similar period laat year. and then couldn't start Ms geta surface rescue operations con Extrentoiy large Communist W 1I pushing. Strtlta of RS7e swefit down on the The State Highway Depart fog-ces are believed encamped Sweet Potatoes, Watercress and Rhubarb. way car w«a shot to death in a Assistant manager Louis tinued today some 320 miles area. ment said today that toUa for south of Cape Race, Nfld., for throughout the area. January amounted to $1,181,002 2B-mlmite gun battle here wlUi Jones rushed from the bank and R appeared Hkaly that the COOPERATIVE police Friday. rtwuted: "Don’t do that, he just two huge air force jet planes Govarranent forces spread out massive "search and destroy" ■TRANSISTOR RADIO| and traffic reached 4,194,174. A that plunged into the sea Friday fast alter each bombing raid. "TH E K IN G year ago, tolls totaled $1,171,- Four poUce officers were robbed the bimk." operation was supported by I given by Progressive Electric when you rent or buy 11 o n . (o^'l’ \\^ wounded before the gunman, Patrolman Jim Ray arrived after colliding during a refuel One team of engineers hastily troops moving in from sur of Produce!" A IVivisiiiii of 156 and traffic reached 4.148,- on the scene and Glover shot ing operation. cleared a 300-yard long airstrip an electric water heater THROUGH US (using 22 identified ae Leonard Glover, rounding areas on the grouniL « . 48, of dncinnati, staggered Ray, firing through the car The eig(ht men aboard the two and a twin-engine U.S. Army But miilitary qiokesmen said HELCO’S rental program). I| noi.wiMii' ' (>. Greenwich led all toll etations crafts were listed as missing. Caribou tran sp^ landed with a I with $307,474 from 1,048,822 mortally wounded from a ga windshield, and then raced "we cannot duMMss the troop 276 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DATS • «4S-«I84 'IN'fi: across back yards to hole up in A six-engine &47 bomber from load of fuel, rockets and. ammu vehicles. rage where he had taken refuge. unite Involved.” 50c A Week Rents An 82-GaiIon Electric | More than 20 police bulleta the garage in a residantial area the 861st Bomb Squadron at nition. The ‘'chopper': force was 3! . m;u\l) STKllI.T Pease Air Force Base was The plane came in against a I Water Heater I ri.i. r,i shattered Ma body. a block man the bank. dra'wn from several fields and Fireman Hurt Glover, married and the fa He wounded three more otfi- "locked on" to the fueling hoee strong crosswind and over a power line and touched down on evidently numbered .a substen " . . . delivery WEST HARTFORD (AP) — ther of five, worked for the ceni there before scores of of a four-engine KC186 tanker tial portion ofI to# helicopter when the planee Mt and plunged the downhill strip. It oame to a . . . maintenance Paul Whalen, a West Hartford Pennsylvania Railroad in Mid police and deputy sheriffs force ayallable in Viet Nam. I I dletown, Ohio, near Cincinnati. swarmed to the scene end into the sea. halt less than halfway down the fireman, was hurt while fight strip. The area being dpmhed was r . . . normal installation ing a fire today in a two A neighbor saw Stover eiiht r lj^ d the garage wKh bullets. The bomber was one of three near Binh Gia where the Viet family residence at 29 Maple hours before the robbery tryuig None of Uie ^ficers woe seri returning to Pease after a train The pilots were identified as Cong in a series of naidi and Cap*. Glen A. Leister, whose I Coll Fred or Don for full details | wood Ave. to get Ms car started. ously wounded. ing misMon in Spain. Another wife Sue lives at Kingfisher, ^ PROGRESSIVE ELECTRIC — 649-9055 j CARTER’S USED CARS NEW SPRING SKIRTS Whalen was taken to St The oar later played' a key "I didn’t know why he’d come had just been refueled. (Bee Page Six) Okla., and C3apt. Herbert Beson, Francis Hoepital, where he was role In the drama wMch began to my cage,” said Mrs. Jackson. Pease said the pilot of one of by another famous name ’SUMMIT" when Glover, wearing a ski She normally handlea transac- the other B47s witnessed the whose wife Freda BveS at Bear den, Ark. After unloading the (See Page Six) mask, approached the teller's tione which don't require her to collision. The other planes land ARE READY TO GO! a Cotton and Fortrel(R) page of Mrs. Clyde Jackson and keep a lot of cash on hand. ed safely at Pease. supplies, the airmen took the Girl Injected Wash ’n Wear $3.99 demanded money. More than $7,000 taken from Both craft were'under Juris- plane off again. J i to Another teller, talking on the the bank was recovered from a The tangled area of jungle a Black, Navy, Cranberry, Pecan W eatherm an phone, tipped off police. aatcheU Glover oarrled. (See Page Six) and undergrowth is In Phuoc W ith Venom Saturday Brown. Sizes 12-20 Indonesia Flag Lowered Last Time 1 $8.99 Guards at the UN building in New York lowered Gives R elief Recovering the Indonesian flag for the last time yesterday. The- ■ Special Tense Scenes in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles Indonesian mission’s staff cleared its UN offices' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) —A HANDBAG SCOOP! SEAMLESS NYLONS and completed its withdrawal from the internatirai- FROM OUR REGULAR 2.99 STOCK T o Midwest BUY 8 PAIRS — GET 1 PAIR FREE tall, blonde graduate student, al organization. (AP Photofax.) who BCCidentaUy injected her NeW Spring totei, Sheer micro OHIOAOO (AP) — Storm-bat self with poieonous snake ver- ahoulder and pouch meiih, aeamleiifi, FOR tered sections of the Midwest, Wary Police Guard Negro Leaders atylea. Ail beautifully fine guage. New 4 digging ouUfrom winter’s heav m in a laboratory axperi- lined. Black, Brown, flattering apring PAIR lest snowfall, got some relief ment, was expected to be re Showdown Seen Near Navy and colora. ahadea. 9 - 11. today in the form of clear skies NEW YORK (AP) — A< Malcolm was shot to death slx<8>there- was a series of telephoned^would-be avengers of Malcrim leased today from a LouiavlHe and warmer air. days ago as he started to ad threats that the funeral church X : "We will fight you If you hospital. Generally fair weather tense Harlem bade farewell dress a tally of Ms followers. would be bombed. fight us.” 20 Gallon prevailed in moat other areas today to Malcolm X, assas'- The shooting was followed by Threats to Elijah Muham Mary Rayhom, >4, Hatties Over Arms Command mofher-fo-be fashions out fairly, cool weather contin sinated black nationalist the fire-bomb destruction of a OHIC3AGO (AP) — Elijah Mu mad’s life have been numerous burg, MIm ., showed no signs of ued in most of the eastern third Harlem mosque of the Black hammad, leader of the militant since the slaying in New York poisoning 34 hours after her JUST CHECK THESE USED CAR VALUES leader, at funeral services brush with coral snake venom. of the nation. Including the that attracted thronsrs of Muslim movement, from which anti-white Black Muslims, has WASHINGTON (AP)—The house Armed S«rvices 1963 PONTIAC Southeast. Malcolm had defected. Later laid down a warning to any (See Page Six) "I've been trying to impress Committee may be headed for a showdown with Secre 1959 CHEVROLET EXCITING NEW Teihpwatures In the 80s and mourners and an army on everyone that Miss Rayhom Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., B Q A C Le Mans 2-Door Sport Coupe . 40e were indicated in the MM- is not in. any real danger. She tary of Defense Robert S. McNamara over who‘should radio, heater, whitewalls. police. 4 cylinder, auto.,' bucket seats, A A E west snow beK. The bearded controversial never had any symptoms,” Dr. call signals. Galvanized Joseph F. Oennara Jr., said to not be appropriate for him to 1961 CHEVROLET radio, heater, whitewalls. " I O T d Mateimit; It was warmer tai some parte figure was laid out in a white Suggesting ' that Congrem C T STYLES of North Dakota than in secuons day. (Uscuse the merger ptan. Blscayne 2-Door. robe for the ceremony in Faith sometimes has been left out of But, he declared, "you and 1961 COR V AIR Second Floor of northern Florida and many ^ m p le, Church of God in Precautions were taken, 6 cylinder, standard, radio, though, in case the dose of ven the huddle on defense decisions, others will have your day... la heater, whitewalls. Model "700" 4-Door. 6 cylinder, O A A C other areas in the Southeast. Oarlst, Proteetant, wMch volun ♦1195 auto., radio, heater, whitewalls. The 88 above at Jamestown iutd om had been heavy. the committee chairman, Rep. court.” FOR YOUR teered its facilities for the Mus The merger plan la one of a 1964 CHEVY II Dickinson, N.D., compared with lim rites. The doctor holds a federal L. Mendel Rivers, D-8.C., has long series of disputes between Nova 2-Door. 1962 CHEVROLET SO above at Tallahassee, Fla. Police manned barricades grand for research in develop ordered an invesUgatlon of Mc Sheet Steel Miami was n little chilly with a ment of serum to counteract toe McNamara and the Armed that stretched three blocks in 6 cylinder, standard, radio, Biscayne 4-Door. Namara’s plan to merge toe Services Committee, whoea EVERY OCCASION reading of 42. front of the church and Into side deadly effects of the snake’s Reserves with the National heater, whitewalls. 91895 6 cylinder, standard, members have complained Heavy snow fell In the Syra- streets. Other bluecoats were Mte. He also is an assistant pro Guard. radio, heater, whitewalls. sometimea the Pentagon ia de- 1962 CHEVROLET ouse, N.Y., area and flurries stationed in doorways and on fessor of anatomy. “ National aecurity la a team Bel Air 4-Door. 1959 CHEVROLET continued In sections east of the rooftops to guard against possi The drama began Friday effort,” Rivers declared Friday 6 cylinder, auto., radio., Dozens and dozens of daisy fresh lower Great Lakes and In the (See Page Stx) Impala 4-Door Hardtop. ble 'vlolenca. They kept apecta- morning at the University of ni|^t in a speech to toe Reserve heater, whitewalls. fashions. Charge them by the 2s northern Appalachians. Strong GARBAGE CAN V-j, auto., power steering, S O O C tora moving and barred automo- Louisville Medical Onter. Officers Association. winds caused much dilfttog in and 3s. Fabrics and styles you Hlas from the atreet. Miss Raybocn attempted to He added: "As far as I’m con 1960 CHEVROLET radio, heater, whitewalls. t$M Syrssuse area. The widow of Malcolm X wort Impala 2-Door Hardtop. won’t find anywhere,else at these Inject a small amount of oorsl cerned, toe Armed Services Tougher Statute prices. Other wet spots across ttis a heavy Mack veil at the serv venom into what Oennaro said Cmmlttae of ths House will 6 cylinder, auto., 1963 CORVAIR nation covsrsd areas from the ices. heater, whitewalls. Monaa Coupe. was "a small eiqierimsntal ani know the signals, and on occa On Teen Drinks central and north Pacific Ooast Police admitted mourners to mal.” He wasn't surs what Mud sion, may svsn call the plays. 6 cylinder, 4-speed, bucket leata, a « f AC to the noilhern Rockies. Fairly ths church one by one. High- tt was. Ws demand at least an occa- 1963 FORD hoavy rein feU in smne arsas, Propos^ Today radio, heater, whitewalls. ^ I # T 9 ranking members among Mal- The animal squirmed and toe oioasil opportunity to carry the Galaxie 4-Door. including more than 9 % tnohes with Cover V-8, auto., power steering, to oMm’a toUowera stood alongside needle pierced tlie middle finger ball.” at Totoosh Island, on tha north- police at the church door, look HARTFORD (AP)—A law radio, heater, whitewalls. of her left hand. Aa lor toe Investinitlon. Riv west Up ot WaMiiiigton. ing for poaaible troublemakers. The wound was cut and Mod era gave the hall to Rep. F, Ed naaMng It IMegal tor toen-ag*^ 1962 MERCURY COMET Spring-Mk* weamar wanned PMlcewomen searched hand- ImmediaUly.' TRUCK wateem and aoma cantxal statas ward Hebert, D-La., chairman to "knowingly pcaseae” Mqiiw REG. 82.99 Deluxe 2-Door. 6 cylinder, auto., A l A A E bags Of woman, aaeUng any Friday wMh tanmraturaa to tha waapona. Gennaro WM oontaotsd at of toe euboonuiMttee on Reserve without toatr pavanto' oonsnak nu]lo, heater, whitewalls. “ I w T D Clearance on Maternity OainesvlUe, Fla., where h« was and NaUooal Guard affairs and was propoaed today by a special Dresses, Slacks, Tops, Skirts SOa and 70a. Earmar Waathar Meat of the mourners to tha 1,- 1964 CHEVROLET 1962 CHEVROLET prevaUed In tha souttmest daa- 700^peraon capacity church were visiting toe UMyersita -of Flori one ' of Capitol Hill's most out- study commieston. art rmion with readlnga .ln the Hegroea, tha- majority woman. da. He called upon Bill Hsast, spoktn critics o f McNamara. Ha The State Teenage Liquor Ota Impala Super Sport 2-Door Hardtop. Model C-1034 Mi-Ton Fleetside Pickup. (1) Maternity Sweater Now S8 often-bitten operator of a Miami Orlg. 10.99 ^ •Oa. The mercury iteuihed 88 at There were some whites armed Hebert with power to ordination Comrataeton sabadto V-8, auto., radio, heater, G 9 T 0 C 6 cylinder, standard, 9 1 2 9 5 serpentarium, who reesnUy subpoena wltneacea and report today to Gsw. Jslak whitewalls. Low, low mileage. Philip, 8.D., compared w«h 81, ppsaent. heater, algnal lights. tha day's high at Miiinl Beach, gave blood to a coral snake vic- records. Dempaey. As ths service hsMa, ^ ^ s s ^ Um. Fla. , > ■- ; announced over Icwnpalhkera The Impending inveatigkUon The report notaa Halt gPMMlS AIX THESE PUIS MANY MOBE lO OlOOSE FROM Only hSiow aero Ytaidtiir 541 that tha sfauroh waw> Sm te
PAGE FACE TWO IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTEB. CONN^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 19«B MA^^CHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONtt, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27.
Hebron HEALTH CAPSULES Andover Sheinwold on Bridge Heralding Homes Curtis Blasts Rules Committee by Mlcbsel A-iVtU, M-P. | If VOUVe HAP A CORONARY EARNEST READER URGES South deahr Oak Planting H6ART attack,ARE 3 Sessions BOUNTY ON KIBITZERS Both tides vulaeiahl* VOUR CHANCER OF RETURN- NORTH In Handling of Jenkius jProbe INC TO YOUR REGULAR JOB* By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4i K 5 , During 1902 Are Set by Nattoi^ Men’* Team Cbampton tp 9 6 2 Fire Decided Renovating Plan ACMK 0 AKICSSl W AmNOTON (a 1*) — with1 Aa Ourtit mad* public Friday aAny, to former Sen. Lyndon John STORY By DORIS BELDINO son and his holdings, although plkbOW "Wouldn’t life be far happier Mast at the handlii^ of the Bob- of additional questions he Is Recalled CO. Tax Board w m * XAST had sent to Sen. B. Everett Jor not a pleasant task, were abso without klbitiers?” ask* Eam- PHOTOS By by Baker Investifation, Sen. J 109S2 A QI7S dan. D-N.C., the committee lutely necessary if the commit ast Raader. "Why dossn't the SYLVIAN OFIARA Oart T. Ourtia, R-Neb., haa pro chairman, with a request they tee was going to carry out Ita Much interest has lately been TTie board of tax review will government declare open eea- !? iV ,4 tested the Senate Rules Com- be put to Jenkins. He called all mandate and investigate as the revived in location of the Con hold three public sessions In The fine old ealtbox home of mtttee'e refusal to question Senate directed It to inves stitution oaks planted in the son on Wbitiers. with » of them relevant to the Baker March for taxpayers who feel Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burgdorf, former White Houee aide Walter Investigation. tigate,” Curtis said in hit state state many year* ago. Many of bounty for tiielr scalpsT A A A 4 1246 Main St„ South Windsor, aggrieved about their assess Jenkins about President John The Nebraskan said in a ment. them etui survive and are in shocking suggestion, Earnest, 9 A I5 3 was so badly damaged by fire in son’s "broadcastinc empire.” statement his request was “ to Most of Curtis' questions dealt flourishing condition. There was ment of October 1,1944 on their snd smack in the mlddl# of Na 0 Q 1967 that It was thought to be a Ourtis, top Republican on the tally ignored.” Jordan declined with the Austin, Tex., television One in Hebron, the planting of property. tional MblUer’s Week! Without A AI10984 total loss. The owners were con sommittee. also said he wanted comment. station owned by the Johnson which can be remembered by kIblUera w* might have no con- South WmI North Eati vinced that something could be to ask Jenkins if any companies One of Curtis’ questions was family's LBJ Co., now the Tex The first seaeion will be next sclenc* at alt. many local people. Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 p.m„ 1 A ' P*** ^ ^ P *" done with the undamaged front In wMdi he or the Johnson whether Johnson.. tormer Demo as Broadcasting Co. tp Past 3 0 Pm i The saplings or small trees the second on March 10 from Opanlng lead — 1 portion and finally found a family were Interetrted ever cratic leader of the Senate, and Curtis eaid Jenkins not only were brought to the various ABOUT 90^ OF PATIENTS J NT All Psi* carpenter who agreed with RETURN TO THE BAME OR $IM- 7:30 to 9 p.m., and the third owned land In or near Washing Baker, resigned secretary to the was a stockholder and official cf towns by delegates who attend South took the ace of spades them. After three years of ton's DuUea Airport, the New Senate’s I>mocratic majority, AAR OCCUPATION, WITH THE on March 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 the broadcasting company but ed the 1902 State Constitutional p.m. All. of the sessions will be and the queen of diamonds, then hard labor by all concerned Oileidis Michaud Space Center were "ever associated in any "acted as an agent for the prin MAJORITV RESUMING THEIR. Show a major suit rathar ttun Convention. Hebron’s tree got held In the Asseasor* office In led a fl)*de to dummy to con they were able to move Into or the Clear Lake Space Center business transactions together.” cipal owner” and was the only planted all right. As we recall FORMER WORK USUALLY tinue the diamonds. South raise a minor suit. WITHIN 3 MONTHS, the town office building. their seven room house In 1940. near Houston. Baker resigned his tl)).600-a- witness subpoenaed by the com it it was set out with some cere moaned when Weet discarded As they were helping restore In addition to thee* and other year Senate post on Oot. 7. 1943, mittee "who could testify first All registered Democrats In For Sheinwold'* M-page book mony on the small plot of land ImWuI ikImi town are to be reminded of the on the ace of diamond* but con their home the Burgdorf* said mjestions e about the President, Just before the committee hand about these transactions.” -•*1 iaNnSef te keelIsliiSMitks tinued with the king of dla- let, "A Pocket Quids to Bridge,” in the center of the town, then Democratic caucus at 8 p.m. to they agreed that the fire had Curjrtis said Jenkins should have launched its Investigation of "It is important that the Con known as the Soldiers’ Park, in monds. send 80 cents to Bridge B^k. been a blessing in disguise. A f b ^ n asked how ntany times he night In the town hall. Candi how he had buiK up a claimed gress know whether or not pub- 1902. Sorry we don't remember Declarer next finessed with Manchester Eve. Herald, Box ter purchasing the house they a-as arrested during his govern fortune of more than $3 million. Uc officials have a preferred dates for offices to be voted on who the Hebron man was who In to'wn election on May 17 are the Jack of club* to West’s 3318, Grand Ontral Station discussed modernizing parts of ment service and the dates and Curtis said the committee had position over private citizens” planted the tree, and sorry, too, queen. West led s spade to the New York 17. N.Y. the ptaces. a mandate from the Senate not People to be chosen. it but could not decide where in applying to the Federal Com that the little Oak didn't live queen, and Blast collected a dia Copyright, 194B to start. By destroying the ell, JenMns, Johnson's top assist only to investigate Baker's out munications Commission for Seals Mailed Out long. The truth is tliat the proj James F. Daley, local chair mond trick before returning a General Features Gorpw part of the original kitchen Md ant for as years, resign^ at the side business dealings but any radio and television hcenees, spade. Hie defenders thus de ect didn't amount to much, the man for the Easter Seal cam najitry. the fire decided this President's request last Octo conflicta of Interest by any Curtis said. public rejecting the conven feated the contract with three ber, during the presidential present and former Senate em- In asserting the committee In the paign, reports that over 450 Mast Berlin’s Highest for them. tion's work at the polls. One families In town will receive spades, one diamond, and one It is thought that the orig election campaign, after public ployea, senator! or former sena should get the facts about what hundred sixty-eight trees were club. disclosur* Jenkins had been ar tors. he termed published accounts of the seels in the mail on March inal house consisted of Just one set out in all, including He South got sympathy for his BE31LIN — Berlin's newest room, now the south living rested twice on morals chargee. Alluding to Johnson, he said a broadcasting empire built up 1 or soon after. landmark is also the city's high bron's.. News bad luck until an alert kibitz room. The walls of the room The oonunitte* had sub "the committee could not es by an individual while in public Daley hopes that the con er tixike up. "Butchery,” the est structure— a telecommuni Now it seems that Hebron tributions 'w'ill reach or exceed are crude brkak, a material that poenaed Jenkins to testify Feb. cape taking recognisance of the office, Curtis said "the commit may possibly get another oak, alert gent snorted. "You threw cations tower 700 feet high 4, but submitted written ques LAUREL AND HARDY the amount of $176 which la was then the fashion, and it has fact that reliable publications tee's refiisal to aak the ques since it has been suggested to it away twice." that beams radiotelephone sig tions to him instead after b^ng had carried stories concerning Andover's goal in the total state tions leaves the matter in Governor Dempsey that this HOLLYWOOD (A P )—Laurel nals from a futuristic m ast told by Ms physician and two the building of a broadcasting doubt.” and Hardy are together again, goal of $516,000. The funds ()iiite Right Tire land in the area where psychiatrists theit his health empire by a former senator.” "It makes you wonder why it year’s 84 delegates each re raised are used to support a The klbitser was right. At the the house stands waa purchas ceive one of those little trees. says comedian Dick Van Dyke, NEW BUSES DEUVERED might be endangered if he were "The questions that I submit- didn't want theae questions and "the halls of Heaven must statewide rehabilitation pro- second trick South should over ed from the Indiana. Tobacco compelled to appear. ted releting to the LBJ Oompa-1 asked,” he said. We hope so and hope ours will be ringing with divine laugh gi-am of the Connecticut So take the queen of diamonds with HARTFORD (AP)—Some of has been farmed on it for more live this time. ter." ciety for CMppled ChUdren and dummy’s king and continue with tha 100 new buses purchased b>’ than 150 years, until the past Fellowship Names Officers the ace. If both opponent* fol the Connecticut Company are three years. Officers elected by the newly That waa part of Van Dyke's AdulU. eulogy at a funeral service Fri In Fraternity Poet low suit, declarer can glv# up already In service in Hartford Originally the house had dia Not Officially Open formed Congregational Men’s one diamond and be sure of and New Haven, the company mond paned windows, which Events Fellowship are: secretary, Da day for funnyman Stan Laurel, Walter Mortlock, eon of Mr. who died Tuesday, at 74, of a and Mrs. Peter Mortlock, Town ten tricks. announced Friday. All have made the Interior rather , dark. vid German, who will also serve When diamonds fail to break been delivered, and the rest will Around 1795 Col. Eli Moore as treasurer and publicity heart attack. send Rd., has been elected Rayburn Building Draws In World Oliver Hardy, Laurel's portly chaplain of his college frater declarer finesses with the Jack be ready for use soon. It was made some changes on the in ohalrman, James Simon. The of clubs. Since the chibe break said. The “ Old Moore House,” after fire on Halloween night, 1957, destroyed rear ell side, placing six over six win fellowship will work together partner in the famed screen nity. Phi Delta Theta, at Rlpon Comedy team, died in 1967. College In Ripon, Wls. Walter well, South gets ten tricks any dows at the front of the house, RIO DE JANESRO, Brasil with the church missionary so way. where there were previously Many G)mplaints Already ciety in sponsoring an auction, More than 300 persons filled was graduated from Riiam in (API — Lightning Friday night the Church of the Hills at Forest 1942 and now Is in hla sopho Even as he played the hand rnSF ■n>-car HEATf.KS twelve over eight. The windows killed at least 12 persons when it to be held May 8 In front of South could still make the game have since been changed back church. Lawn Memorial Park in the more year at Rlpon. WAflRDfOTON (AP) — Only a^the four-room auites art meant touched off a dynamite deposit Hollywood Hills. In dirge style if he abandoned diamonds be to the original. to be occupied by only one per The women's fellowship also Prsysr Group to Moot handful of people have moved near the mouto of a tunnel an organ played "The Cuckoo The Tolland South World fore taking the king. He must Paneling on chimney walls son, leaving five or six to be being buiK to link the north and plans to held Its annual hobby MEADOWS-." was placed across upstairs fire Into the new Rayburn House Song," theme of Laurel and Day of Prayer group will hold switch to clubs, finessing with Jammed elbow to elbow In the south aonee of Rio de Janeiro. ■how and food sale on the same the Jack. The defenders can take places about 1790. The panels Office Building, but already the day. Hardy comedies. its annual service at St. Peter* fourth. More than 30 others were in Van Dyke said that when Lau three spades and one club, but were and are unpainted and •omplainta are piling up. One congressman haa found Candidacy Backed Episcopal Church, Rt. 86 in He have aged to a rich soft b;-own. jured by the blasK which sent rel lay dying at his Santa Moni bron. atarting at 10:30 a.m. next they do not get a diamond trick The first few tenants In the that sven with the doors closed The candidacy of A11 y. and South stlH gets nine tricks The house haa a huge center ton.sof rock and debris tumbling Charles S. Tarpinian o ( Mans ca apartment he said wistfully Friday. The Rev. John N. Croea, $84.4-miUion building have people waiting In the reception down over the tunnel mouth. to hta nurse: "I'd mu(^ rather when the club* come in. chimney, and fireplaces in all room can hear every word he field, as delegate to the State pastor of the Hebron and Gilead Its rooms. found, among other thIngB, that A second Hghtning bolt killed be skiing than doing this.” “ Oh, Congregational churchee, will We all need kibitzers to tell the aoundpn^ng is bad, there speaks on the telephone in his Constitutianal C o^n v * n 11 o n. ja wl)en we make a bad bid or There is a very unusual fan a 17-year-old girl and Injured Second Congreaslonal District, Mr. Laurel, do you ski?” the speak. __, Is either too much space or too private office. four persons. nurse asked. “ No,” Laurel an a bad play. Without kibitzers we shaped stairway that leads 1... ■ The wrong-way desks are L- has been endorsed by the Dem After the morning servlc* from the second floor to the little, the elevators are unrelia Bodi bolts hit at the base of swered, "but I'd much sooner there wUl be a luncheon for might make tiie mistake of ble, and desks face the wrong ahaped ones used by the recep ocratic Town Committee. Elrts Presley in attic, and "Butterfly” steps go Paneled hall and stairway which leads from second floor to attic Coevovado Mountain atop which Names added to the towm be skiing than what I'm doing which thoe* attending are asked thinking that we were put into way. tionist. If the faces the door, as stands a giant statue of Christ now.” this world to anjoy ourselves. n’ Couataie** (color) downstairs on both sides of the she shoold, the base of the L committee are Howard Sween to bring sandwrlchea. Dessert chimney. The paneling and all -And although the building the Redeemer with arms out Dally Qneation HJHIIOKO Sl’KIWilllD hasn’t been opened officially, cuts her off from her boss’ of ey of the Abby Estates, and and coffee will be served. Fol the woodwork on the second stretched. Robert Griffin of Hebron. ERIC GOLDMAN Partner opens with one club, HIS ‘ « .1 91 - HARTFORD visitors as souvenirs so fice. Requests for desks with the lowing the luncheon there will floor has never been painted. base on the other eide bave Grass Fires Reported JOHNSON a T Y , Tex. (AP) be a short business meeting. and the next pl*.Ter passe*. You In modernizing the house the many of the little gold stars that JAKARTA. Indonesia fAPl — — Eric Goldman, Princeton hold: Spades, J IO-9-4-2; Hearts. decorated office doors, all have begun to arrive at ths Capitol Grass fires seem to be tak This • is the first time the Burgdorf8 has an attached two The Indonesian government to ing place rather early in the University historian who la a group haa held the sendee at St, K-10-4; UamoiMla, 7; dub*. Q been removed. architect's offio*. day officially confirmed H has car garage and open breezeway season. Two brought out the special consultant to President Peter *. The people arranging 7-4-t. built at the rear. The fireplace -Along with such troubles, the Ths mov*d-ln members have taken over control of American- I local fire company Sunday Johnson, went along with Mrs. What do you aay? office building commission Is also been surpri.*;ed to fird th’ * the servlc* are hopeful that a wall of the original kitchen was owned rubber plantations in i morning, one in the area of the Johnson for a weekend at the large attendance will make thle Answer: Bid one spade. Since ntting many requests for addi they have bem furnished with a north Sumatra, 'the plantations left standing and this was re 1 Hebron Food Market, Rt. 86, LBJ ranch in Texas. a moet inspirational meeting. you have 4 points in high cards stored and is now part of the tional doorways, sinks and per new flag, flagstand, leather are eetimated to be worth $80 and the other, a little later, in Mr*. Johnson said ahe and the the hand ia worth a response. mission to bring in old, but fa wastebasket and desk blotter. million. Heads Fund Drive south sitting room. A compact the rear of the Hebron Petro President wanted Goldman to Mi*. Raymond Stoner, Old kitchen haa been built to the vored, furniture. Non* had been informed of this The official news agency An- leum stand, on Rt. 6-A. Nine get acquainted with the Texas On the last point, the commia largesse, and many had already tara said the order for the take State Rd., has been named left of- the sitting room, divided teen firemen responded. Soon countryside. It was reported the chairman of the Red Croes from it by a large, built-in had decreed that $3.5 mil bought such items from the over was signed a week ago by •quelohed and no damage. President's 'wife plans to do Now thru Sun. lion having been spent on hand House Stationery store — which membership and fund drive in hutch, and a deep sink has been Foreign Minister Subandrio. A reminder. Don't forget some work in collection with in n V I in N W tm m m r some new furnishings for the also was unaware. Minister c i plantations Frane Andovar which starts March 1 Included in a mud room off the that paper drive on Feb. 28, to the restoration ^ Jbhhsbn's and emtinues through the breezeway. A homing room, 149 office suites, no one was to -And ' delighted as they are Seda, in a E lem en t publiriied start at 9 am., and to cover boyhood home and ptans tor his mti bring in any old desks or chairs. with such extras as two bath- by Antara, said the -American month. The announcement was which waa part of the old the whole town. Have papers presidential library. made by Paul J. Brookman of house, was rebuilt, and is south But the commission has found it romns, waH safes and built-in owners had "no otoer alterna bundled ready for pickup, on Just as difficult as any house filing-cabinats, they wonder why Columbia who is the fund drive MARDI GRAS of the old kitchen. tive but to acce$>t” the govern road edge. GOV. PAUL JOHNSON Handmade bricks were laid up wife to pry a man out of a chair there la no running water in the ment decision. chairman for the (Columbia Scout Night Held JACaCSON, Mlaa. (AP) —Vot- chapter which include* Andover AT with clay mortar In the south to which he has long been ac little kitchen nooks they have Reliable sources reported Fri Doings on Annual Scout Night, customed. sr discrimination against Ne and Hebron. 'and north walls of the house and acquired. day ttMt Indonesia had taken sponsored by the local ^ A As a result, the decree has groes in Missiaeim)! must be Mrs. Stoner is recruiting a are still In the south living room. Ths reason is that as adverse over “management” of the were full of go. Junior Girl Mopped, (Jov. Paul Johnson ST. MARrS been lifted, and cherished publicity over the mounting plantationA and pointed out that number of captains who in turn THE BRAVE' These were believed to have Scouts started with a musical says. will aak for volunteer* to call _coLon Park S t, Mane heater been put in as protection from chairs and desks are being trun- costs of the building swept the in view of past experiences in interpretation of intemationaJ
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iUmrlfFBtFr them again, or D ld i ZTlxon, who keeps shouting for us to bomb NofUi Vietnam Town Included in Project Events Apartments Fail to Qualify SttFttiitg liFrali around the elodc, were actually in the White House, either of them might have Churches To Train Workers on Reliei Jn Capital Under Zone Says Aronson a better chance ot making a negotiated Btnannel Latberaa CBareh Bt Bridges Onoch Ik e Preehyteitani C WASHINGTON (AP) —A prl- peace than Lyndon Johnson h aa Rev. C. Henry Andemm, Bev.ev. Jofaa J. bDel e la a w . Pasta « • Spenee S t Manchester is one of the 236>menta for placing familiea on A novel apartment projects The property, which vato, nonprofit foundation in The formula is Inveiee, but relatively Pastor Rev. Stanley T. HastUlo Adv. James L. Ra welfare lists, because, "If any planned to take advantageage of ready been partpartly graded, wee towns within the Hartford state Chile will receive e grant of Rsv. Metvtn T. Peterson, Rev. Demds R. Hoseey Mhatster of the family heads refuse to divided into two lot* fo r the ■impla It has been demonstrated before. welfare district which will par^:' $400,000 from the United States two eectione of the town zon purpose of the project. L u n Asalstaat Pastor be retrained, they automatically The supposed liberal, the supposed man to establish a Latin American ing regulationa— propoaed for The apartment bulldinga on Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 10 :M and 8:80 a.m., Sunday School with tlclpate In a federally financed will be declared ineligible for research center tor study of each lot were designed to touch. of peace, feels himself under continual S and 10:S0 a.m.. Divine Wor- Noon. dasses tor Nursery through retraining program, aimed at welfare aid.” a tract at Green Rd. and Wood- ‘Bsa.'Ts^irgvsgJSigs population growth. In one way or another, in order lelMstar. 0 « . . u Saeoad CUw l U I compulsion to show the world how tough ahip and Church School. Nurs AdulU. Ths purpos# of th# Ssfiion- of Lfinf.li finding work for the breadwin The retraining experiment bridge Sy— wdll be denied by S t Jamea’ Church 10:45 a jn .. Worship Service. Ill Scholars and experts In sociol the town building department that the project might qualify he is. Very often, he is afraid to be soft ery for Infsnte. Sermon by Pas ners of families on state welfare will be conducted for family Sermon, "H ow to Deal With De ogy, psychology and anthropolo under the C zone regulationa. tor Anderson, "Facing Life with Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, rolls. heads in the classifications erf Town Counsel Atty. Irving SUBBCIUPTtUM lUnOB enough to make peace with anybody. spiritual ranawal for all Chriitiani. Tha gy wifi participate in the re In C zone, only single apart Pftrabto IB Adraae* Vision and Purpose.” Pastor ceitful People,” by the pastor. II U.S. Commissioner Ellen Aid to Dependent Children Aronson ruled yesterday that search, tile Alliance for Prog ment buildings are aUowed on TMtf But the acknowledged tough guy, on Rev. Eugene E. Torpey Nursery and------ChUiben’i tt’s Oiurch- elimata of thii ranawal Is Pananca and Winston, this week, approved (ADC) and Temporary Aid to the apartments do not qualify MOBChs •••••••••••»•••••• Rev. Joeeph H. McCann ress said Friday. The results for approval under the section a eingle piece of land, unlee* the IB MooUIb •••••••••••••••• the other hand, who haa come to office Oeniniunlty Baptist Chnreh an allocation to Connecticut of Dependent Children (TADC). . Rev. i c i n J. O’Brien 7 p.m.. Worship Service with will be made available to all of the regulations governing the developer gets permieakm for Kootb .. ••••••••••• talking about what a great lesson he is 888 E. Center St. tha primary maaning of this word Pon- 5741,303, under the federal Commissicner Shapiro be hymn sing, prayer time, spa- countries in the Hemisphere. group dwelilnga from the Rev. Alex H. Elseeeer, Anti-Poverty Act for aid in lieves "tliat this retraining pro construction of apartment MuMBiai or _ __ going to teach our enemies, who seems Masses at 8, 7, 8, 8, 10:16 and clal music and Bible Study. The grant is going* to the Cen peals board. IB B ASBOCIATIfiD PRJdBB _ ^ Minister anea it to adjust our point of viaw to three of the state’s sight wel gram strikes at ths very heart buildings in Residence Zone C. to threaten to go out In person and lead 11:30 a.m. "Coming to a Commendable ter for Economic and Social De Atty. Aronson has ruled, how Th« Aaodatad Pna* la aaclualTalr a n t l^ fare districts, Hartford, N ew of the poverty problem, and Is a The plans must be submitted oaa ol rapabileatloa of all oawa 4 ^ Committment” by the pastor. velopment in Santiago,!, which ever, that the buildings on the the first great attack of World War 8:80 a.m.. Church School for tha mind of Christ; to ra-axamina His Haven and Middletown. real broakthraugh in meeting to the zoning board of appeals MaI liicraditad aunau mi to mtl vior dm otbai^laaoUmi^ cradtt* Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Lenten has been studying the popula two lots do not-qualify ae aUi- aa.I - ♦aif papar- and*- ** alao aa tba localAll oawanAlVB im»niikm , — this one can go out and make all ages. Classes through Grade Church of the Aasamptton The retraining program, mounting welfare caseloads.” for a special exception if their tion problem for several years. 4 wiu have an expanded ses Adams S t and ’Hiompsen Rd. School of Prayer at the manse. developers, builder James Mc gle apartments even though words: "Seale Ya First tha Kingdom of which will atari on Monday and "The poorest of the poor,” he The new research institute will *T S * riaSta tt rapubUeatloo ot apaelai dlD> peace, on the basis of his tough oratory sion. Rev. Francis J. MUialek Carthy and building materials they physically touch. 'f^ S iaa bm lD ara alao raaarrad. will continue to March 1 of next said, "can now become produc- be established in Santiago. and his tough reputation— and get away 10:80 a.m.. Worship Service. Pastor North Methodist Cfanroh Thus the town building de God and His Rightaousnass." year, is expected to benefit i Uve workers, thereby making supplier William Peck, want to Sermon: "H ow Snail They Rev. Ernest J. Ooppn 300 Parker St partment wdll be required to with it and save his world. about 1,500 state familiea. A ; them taxpayers, instead of tax WASHINGTON (AP) — The go ahead with the project. Hear?” America FOr Christ of Rev. Earle R. Ouster, The project had been planned turn down the requested build This happened once, in our time. H ar spokesman in the State W elfare ' eaters.' new Republican coordinating fering. A nursery is provided Massee at 7, 8, 8, 10:18 and Pastor for property belonging to Stan ing permit for the project, un office said yesterday that ths Facilities to be utilized in committee will hold its first „ EvaaMic BaraM. ______ry TTuman, as President, had a truce in dmlng the worship service. 11:30 a.m. For this pra-aminant purpose wa invite less an exception can be gained number of Manchester families the program include public meeting March 10. ley Bray at the Intersection of Korea before him and was afraid to take 8 and 10:80 a.m., WwsMp Woodbrldge and Parker Sts. from the zoning board of ap- Full aaralaaollaw M M *. A. H r***! all our Christian brethren to attend that will participate In the pro agencies, schools and Institu The group was formed lest Calvary Church St. Bartholomew’s CImrch Service. Sermon; "The Man pe«Us. FubUabera topraaentaUraa - tba Jidtaa it, for fear the w ar hawks would accuse tions, plus public facilities. month in an effort to bring to and Green Rd. ‘'^atbawa SpadaT Acancy — Haw Tort < » (Assemblies of God) Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Moses.” gram is still .undetermined. him of being soft on Communism, of Area towns in the Hartford eaco, DMrolt and Boatop. ,,, „„ , 047 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Richard C. Bollea 8 a.m „ Church School. Nurs Lantan services in their churchts. State Welfare Commissioner gether all voices in Uie party. It —^aftirmcR a u d it BURBAO o f CIBCniiAi- -v fl includes former President being an appeaser, of making a settle Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Assistant Pastor ery and Grades 4 Umxigh 12. Bernard Shapiro has estimated welfare district are Manches Vemon B. Oneal. provided a TI0N8. ______ter, Andover, Ellington, Ver Dwight D. Elsenhower, the four ment which would represent the loss of Pastor 10:80 a.m.. Church School. that the state would save ap bronze casket and a hearse to Radio Today^ Nursery, kindergarten and May the Peace and Love of Sod be proximately 53 million annually non, Bolton, South Windsor and unsuccessful GOP presidential transport the late president's Saturday, February 27 i all Asia. Massee at 6:46, 7:45, 8, 10:16 0:45 a.m., Sunday School and 11:30 a.m. Grades 1 through 8. In welfare payments when the Tolland. nominees, 11 congressional lx>dy from Parkland Hospital In WDBC—IfW But Dwight Blsenhower, the great 1,500 family heads are retrain The local program will be leaders and five governors. 1:00 Shannon Bible classes for sll ages. 8 p.m.. Senior Methodist with you always. Dallas to Love Field for the 4 .00 tione John Wads ed and placed in productive ' supervised by the Manchester Outgoing natiortal chairman general who had led the w ay to victory 11 a.m.. Divine Worship. Pas Center Congregatioiial Church Touu Fellowship. flight to Wartiington. 8.06 Dick Robinson Biff Brother Effidenej I branch of the district, located Dean Burch announced the 1:00 News. Sign Off in W orld W ar n , and who campaigned tor Gustafson speaking. United < % n i^ of Christ Tuesday, 7 :40 p.m., Bible Stu Jobs. A GSA spokesman said the ill Shapiro said that the pro- in the Shopping Parkade on W. Washington session. Ray Bliss WHAV— 6:30 p.m., Prayer meeting. 11 Center St. dy class. The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson bill orglnally was for $3,996, but 1:00 Gene Anthony W hat la on public view In the matter on the valiant slogan "I shall go to gram wlU tighten the require- Middle Tpke. takes over the chairman's post 7 p.m., PSimily Gospel Serv Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Wednesday, 8 a.m.. Men’s 1 that the sum was challenged. 6:36 News. Sports of Poet Office Department “opedal aur- Korea,” was able to come into office and ice. Bible message and hymn Bible class. April 1. The spokesman said the funeral 7:00 Dave Arthur Show Minister ilijjj The Rev. George Nostrand 12.00 Sign Off veiUance" of the private mall of aome muster courage enough to take the truce sing. The Women’s Missionary 7 a.m.. Senior Touih Bible home reduced the sum by $500, Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, liiiil Tha Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon cranberry sauce, buttered peas, WASHINOTON (AP) —Gov wTio—uet 24,000 American Indivlduala la one more Truman hadn’t dared to touch. Council Drill be in charge of the Associate Minister class. iH::: Rockville-V ernon applesauce; Friday, macaroni but the GSA still questioned the 1:00 News service. Miss Nancy Long, 8 p.m.. Ash Wednesday Wor ernment agents raided gam amount. 1:15 Monitor example of ,the accuraed tendency of At our present moment, while Gold- Rev. Francis C. Hawes, ::!!!! and cheese, close slaw. Harvard blers and bookmakers In 41 2:00 Met Opera speaker. Minister of Christian Ednci^n ship Service. 6:00 Monitor blK bureaucratic government to begin to water and Nixon are howling for him beets, gelatin dessert with cities Friday, arresting 09 per Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Mid cream. 8:00 News. Weather, Oporte to keep bombing harder and more fre week Service of Prayer, Praise Second Seaal Church sons and seizing 518,209, eight 6:30 Monitor let the left hand help the right hand. 8, 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Worship Players Set Skinner Road School: Mon 7:05 Keynotes 886 N. Main St. slot machines and eight cars. Steam Railroad H io Immediate reault la a aort of effl- quently, and never mind the conse and Bible study. Service. Subject: "Christian day, ravioli, tossed salad, com, ■7:.30 Monitor Rev. Felix M. Davis, MlnUtor The raids were staged by spe 7:50 UConn v. New Hampshire Joy.” The Rev. Mr. Dudley Italian bread, butter: Tuesday, elency. The long-range dlaaater could be quences, part of Ljmdon Johnson’s psy Rev. O. Ronald WUaon, cial agents from the Internal 10 .30 Spectrum USA Trinity Covenant Church preaching. Area Cliiir^hes Meeting for hamburg on rolls, potato chips, Chugs Its Last the eatabllahment of a kind of puah-but- chological problem is that, as a man sup Aaeodato Minister Revenue Service's intelligence 11:00 News Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church pickles, cheese slicks; Wednes 11:15 Sports Final division. They were directed at 11:30 Starlight Serenada ton alavery, In which every American posed to be for peace and civilized Bev. K. EJnar Rask, Pastor School. Crib Room (9:16 only) Union CongregnUonal Church St. Frands of A a d il day, roast turkey, dressing, CLAY, W.Va. (AP) — It’s all 10 i.m .. Morning Worship and S78 ElUngton Rd., persons who had failed to pur 1:00 Sign Off can be croea-teferenced and computer enough not to want World W a r m , he through Junior High. RockvlUe Membership mashed potato, gravy, peas, over for the BO&G. TTie Buffalo W FO r—141* 8:30 a.m., Sunday School with Church School. Nursery through South Windsor chase the $60 wagering tax also has to prove that he la not an ap 7 to 9 p.m., Fourth Session of Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor cranberry sauce, bread and but 1:00 Lou Terri ized Into one central digeat where a curl- class tor kindergarten through Grades 7. Sermon by the Rev. stamp. Creek and Gauley — one of the 7:00 Ken GrUfin Adult Religious Education Se Rev. Jamea L. Austin Rev. Gordon B. Wadhama, The Town and Country Play ter; Thursday, noodles, chicken oua, and perhapa aome day vengeful, peaser. adult. Mr. Davis. ”A New Priesthood.” Pastor' Kicking Off Easter Seal Campaign IRS spokesmen said agents last steam-operated railroad 13:00 Sal LaRosa ries. General Subject: "Jesus— Minister of Christian Education and gravy, com, butter, peanut WINT—12M 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellow Rev. John E. Rikteraltla, ers of Rockville will hold a ’•Easter Sealer” Joseph Lucas, 14 Lawton Rd., goes into a huddle with other members of hit 65 locations in Illinola, Ohio, government could have everything It always takes more courage to make The Prophet of Nazareth.” butter samdwiches; Friday, veg lines in the nation — chugged its 12:10 Weekend Greater Hartford Sermon, "Gifts from Empty ship. M u Sigma Cau Group wlU AsslsUnt Pastor membership meeting Tuesday the team who will carry the ball during the 32nd annual Easter Seal Campaign which opens Florida, Rhode Island, Massa 5:50 Sports Digest about him, from what he eata for break- peace than to make war. But it helps, Leader: The Rev. Joseph Zezzo. 0 a.m.. Church School tor etable and tomato soup, tuna final mile today. Purses.” Nursery. meet at the church to see a mo Monday. Cmdr. Otto Graham, USCG, coaches the team in the governor’s office for the chusetts, New York, Texas, 8:00 World This Week: Dimi of course, if you have a bellicose repu Grades 5 throiuh 12. at 8 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk Me fish and egg sandwiches. For 60 years the BCAG has 6:30 Weekend Greater Hartford soCaat to when he wrote hla grandmother 7 p.m.. Evening Service Rabbi vie "Track IS." Maaaas at 0:46, 7:45, 0, 10:15 kickoff Others in the lineup are five-year-old Michael Layman of Wallingford and Gov. New Jersey, Louisiana, Kansas, First Church of Christ, 10:80 a.m.. Church School for morial Building In Rockville. operated within a 20-mile area 7:15 Bulkeley vs. Notre Dame laat, or to what organization aent him tation. Leon Wind is the guest speaker Tuesday, 7,:S0 p.m.. Church John N Dempsey, Lucas and Michael represent the children and adults who are overcoming Tennessee and Pennsylvania. 9:40 Weekend Greater HartforA Scientist infants throuj^ Grade 4. and 11:30 a.m. of central West Virginia, liaul- in observance of Brotherhood School for Grades 8 through 12. The group will discuss the Advertisement handicaps as Easter Seal RehablllUtion Centers. Cmdr. Graham is sUte chairman of the 12:16 Sign Off mall ten yeara ago, all gathered to- Sad to relate, we think Lyndon John 447 N. Main St. 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. ing coal and lumber. Week. planned spring production of Election Day, Tuesday March WASHINGTON (AP) —A Dal gethar In one neat, lethal summary. son is getting there, in deed if not in Sermon topic, “God's CSever St Manrlee Chnreh, BoHan 40 — campaign to raise 5515,000. Tueeday, 1 p.m., Ladiee’ Pray Gospel HaR ‘The Dark at the Top of the 2. Polls open from 6 a.m. to las funeral home will be paid $3,- For the past year it haa made 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sim- OompetKors,” The Rev. Mr. Rev. Bernard L. McOnrlt, ~ It la In the name of efficiency, of word. He is bombing more and more. Ho er Fellowship. 415 Center St. Stairs.” Entertainment at the p.m. For Information, transpor. 496 for services on the day John only two round tripe a week be day school and nursery. Bowman preaching. Paator aouiae, that the Poat Office malntalna la stepping up the war, day by day. Hiis Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Ash meeting will Include a one-act tation, or baby eitters, call In F. Kennedy was assassiirated. tween nearby Dundon and a OVER 2 MILLION At Christian Science service*, 2-4:80 p.m.. The All-Church District 1 (Rockville) 876-0763; USIS Offices i Wednesday Service. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. playplay directed by Mrs. Bea Coventry Rep. Earle Oabell, D-Tex., Georgia Pacific sawmill at tta survelllanoe on the mail of certain Is, of course, supposed to be his act, his the Bible Lesson on "Christ Je School Function will center Masses at 7, 0:80, 10 and PRESCRIPTIONS Friday, 7:30 p.m.. World Day 12:16 p.m., Sunday SebooL l^ u l in District 2 (Fire DUtrict) said the settlement was ar Swandale. f Indlvidnala aome ottier branch of the creation of toughness, both for the. sus” wiU include the promise down on the theme for the sec 11:80 a.m. Safely Oompomided of Prayer Service. 7 p.m., Go^iel meeting. Persona interested in per 876-0746 or 646-0156. Vote Ordered Closed ranged F’riday at a meeting in BCAG officials have offered recorded in M ark 16; 17, 18: Alao ond semester, "Belonging To ' government la anxioua to trap or appre- enemy in Southeast Asia, and for his Tue^y, 5 p.m.. Prayer forming and in helpltiJ ''’ith Democratic. Pull the top lever. volving officials of the General the line’s rolling stock for sale. to be considered is a related The ChrlsUsn Fellowship.’'^ Lutherans Pick Architects critics at home, so that he will, at the Concordia Lutheran Church meeting. Saered Heart Xhareh publicity, oostumea, make-up. In Indonesia Services Administration and the It Included two steam locomo i Bend In aome Illegality. passage from the Christian 5 to 7 p.m.. Junior and Sen ARTHUR DRUB 40 Pitkin St. Friday, 8 p.m., Bible readiiif- R t SO, Vemon Vernon news is handled by Oneal Furieral Home. tives, four freight cars and a } * j t la «i«n ipiite obviously In the name end of it all, be able to get away with Science textbook; p. 138: 17-22. ior Pilgrim Fellowships. staging and other projects are Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Paetor Bev. Ralph KaQey, Paster The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, JAKARTA, Indonesia (A P ) — The funeral home, headed by gasoline-powered rail bus. efficiency that Congress aUowed the making a peace. But if he or we are (Science and H ^lth with Key to Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Women’s invited. Refreahments will be To Design New Buildings The Salvation Army Rev. Patrick SoUlvaa 38 Park 81. P.O. Box 327, tele Foreign Minister Subandrio itas the Scriptutes by M ary Baker Fellowship Oommunlon A di •erved. federal government to begin requiring waiting for the enemies abroad and the 8 a.m.. Holy Communion, 881 Main St. Assistant Paster phone 876 S1SS or 043-2711. ordered the U.S. Information Eddy). Wednesday Service. Democratic Motorcade that Indivlduala provide the government critics at home to begin crying enough, Church School and Nursery. Oapt. William D. MacLean Buildings. Inc. of7> The Senior Pilgprim Fellow Service closed dowm throughout Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony The Citizens for McCusker Creative 10:30 a.m., ’The Service, Officer In Charge Maaaea at 7:80, 8:30, 10 and Urbana. 111., has been selected ship will be host to a Pilgrim Indonesia, Antara news agency with their aodal security number as the heaven help us. Rescue, if there la to be meeting. will Iwld a motorcade tomorrow Church School and Nursery. The Vemon Methodist Clinreh U:16 a.m. by the Prince of Peace Luther Fellowship group from War- reported today. areas reference index between income tax one, will have to come from people, and Reading Room hours at 740 through Vemon and RockvlUe Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, asso 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for B t 80 an Ciiuroh to design the local burton Oiapel in Hartford dur The official agency said Su ASH WEDNESDAY, MARCH S Main St., excepting legal holi starting at 1:30 p.m. at the Brook Issue reports and savings accoimt or insur nations, who are not interested in ciate of Emanuel Lutheran Rev. Morton A. Magee S t Bem ard’a i ing a program from 5 p.m. to bandrio made the statement days, Monday through Satur all age groups. Northeast Shopping Center. church's new church and ed toughness, or in softness, but in sanity Church, guest pastor. 10:46 a.m., Holiness Service. St Bernard’s Tbr., Raekrllla ucational buildings. These will 9 p.m. Sunday in the Church before a meeting of youth and AT ance policy dividends. day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thurs Thomaci McCusker, the Dem 6:30 p.m., Luther League. Nursery services available. 0 and 10 a.m.. Worship Serv Bev. Patrick P. Mahoney, be located at the corner of Rt. Oomunlty House. students in Medan, North SU' SHADY A ll i-bi« efficiency which lies at the and U fa day, evening, 7 to 9. ocratic candidate for mayor in On Agenda Saturday, 7 p.m.. The Order 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Service. ice and child care. Sermon by Pastor 31 and River Rd. North of prop Sundav Maas will be con matra, Thursday. LUNCH IS NEVER DULL! ' Bngertlpa of the biureaucrats who can next Tuesday's consolidation GLEN Of Public Confession. 7 p.m.. Salvation Meettng. the pastor. erty formerly owned by Paul ducted at 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m. Antara quoted Sut>andrio as election, wlU head the motor The long standing debate find ways of linking one storage cell of Chiureh of the Nasarene ’Thursday, 7:80 p.m., BSlble i a 9 a.m.. Church school tor MaSNS nt 7, 8, 5, M U Heinz. and 10:30 a.m. and a children’s caylng "as from this moment on cade. Other Democratic candi government knowledge with another is Bon Evangelical 236 Main St. Study. Nursery, kindergarten. Grades 1 a.m. over Bigelow Brook may be ' The church building commit- Mass at 10:30 a.m. in the the USIS will no longer poison The Storm That Was Lost Bev. Robert J. Sboff, Minister through 4 and Senior high. dates will participate. not exactly In harmony with the origi Lutheran C^rch heading for a climax. I tee will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tues church hall at St. Mary’s your thoughts. Thereby USIS is HAVE A CHOWDER LUNCH Rev. R. Alfred Swain, 10 a.m.. Church School tor Residents ara invited to Join (Mlssoort Synod) St Patera Rnlaeoral Chnreh An allocation to cover a por day in the church to review and CJhurch. The Ma.ss at St. Jo automatically closed down” nal purpoeea of the government's con One wonders Just how long, through Associate Minister Grades 0 throu^ 8. the motorcade. Cooper and High Sta. tion of the brook between Lenox refine the proposed program. seph's MLsslon Church Sunday Indonesia. WITH US DURING LENT tracts with its people. how many climates, over how many lati The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Herald 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fal > **whS?’ ’ First Congregational Nears This committee will also dis will be at 8:30 am. Antara said Subandrio’s state 8:30 a.m.. Church School lows The canvassers report meet and Benton Sts., the scene of Ih a social security number was is tudes and longifaidea, that flood and Pastor Rev. James JumiraaaD, Vlear cuss a stewardship effort to Teen Dance Tomorrow ment w^s welcomed by the classes for all ages. big of tile First Congregational spectacular flooding last sum- sued to all of us for use In the record thunder had been wandering before Yesterdays support the plans. The teen-age dance will be crowd with "thunderous ap 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Onmdi will be held Monday, mer- *• agenda for Tues- 8 a.m., Sunday School. Eaatminster 10:80 a.m., Morning Prayer On March 14. Elwood Bow held from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. plause.” CLAM CHOWDER keeping necessary for operation of the they came down to us Friday afternoon. Message by the pastor, “ Youth Wednesday and Friday at 8 p.m. directors meet- 8:30 a.m.. Adult Bible 'Time. United Presbytorlaa and Church SebooL man. director of church exten-] today In the Nathan Hale According to Antara, Sulian A wholesome, robust New England style big social I security Insurance system and Holiness.” 25 Years Ago The church choir will hold re- *'>8- The shape of the clouds, the driving 10 a.m., Divine Worship. Text; Cfanroh, USA 0 p.m., Evening Prayers. Sion development for Creative Community Center. Jim Net- drio also said that "all activities chowder that will stick to your ribs. Yours to 6 p.m.. Teen Fellowship, Jun hearsais at the school Tuesday The meeting is set for 8 p.m. w hidi has done such wonderful things ■lash of the rain from the Shut, the Luke 6: 31. Them e; Jesus, the In surprise move, special George S. Slye School, Wednesday, 6:80 and 8 a.m.. Buildings, will meet with the tieton, disc Jockey of WDRC, and operations of USIS in In enjoy during Lent on Tuesdays and FTldayi. ior Fellowship and Christian at 7:15 p.m. at the Municipal Building hear- for American U fa Because the social ■harp, authoritative connection between Great Physician, Also Speaks town meeting, attended by only Kingston Dr. near Oak SL, Holy Ctommiuilon. committee to begin discussions vvill be in attendance, as well doneeia would no longer be tot of Doctors." Registration for Service Training course for The church council will m eet: Ing room. 93 voters, names FeUx J. Mc- Eaat Hartford 7:40 p.m.. Litany and Yene- on the new building program .' ^ band. Chaperons are need- erated to poison tihe Indonesian security number is necessarily attached the lightning and the conununity’s wir Communion Ash Wednesday adults. Rev. Gordon 8. Baton, Tuesday at 8 p.m. I On the same agenda the people way of thinking through Evitt, an engineer, to zoning tenUal Office. Commlttee members Include ed to attend the weekly to payroll records, it made simple The study group for the ing, all had a certain degree of famiU- and Sunday, March 7. Nursery 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. BUnlster Monday through Friday, 7:45 board will set the date for its Mr. and Mrs. Aaro A. Aho, dances. Any parent able to as- the material USIS used to dis CORN CHOWDER commission in place of Charles Church will be held at the home enough sense to begin inquiring that it arity, as if they had all, perhaps, been in the p e r i^ house. Guest speaker, the Rev. Ken p.m., Evening Prayer. annual public hearing on the Charles E. Nyack. Thomas G. gigt is asked to contact Mrs. seminate through the country.” A rich, creamy chowder— a meal in itself. Fea W. Holman, now chairman of of Mrs. EldlUi Welch, 163 Birch 7 p.m.. Young People’s neth Alcorn of Woonsocket, R.I. 10 a.m., Worship Service ahd town budget for the forthcom Welles. Charles Ralsch, Mrs. philip Elsenberg of Ripley Hill A U.S. embassy spokesman tured on Wednesdays and Saturdays during be given on income tax returns. over Hartford County some day last that group, whose term is ex Hill Rd. in Wapping. Miss Fisch Society. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray Church SebooL Nursery through ing fiscal year. Joseph Btchner. Stanley Ma- „r Mrs. Robert Taylor of said tho report was news to lent. It’s llpsmackin’ good! B ut the social security nxunber was July or August, prospecting to see Aeh Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. er, Praise and Bible study. piring. Junior IBgh. Sermon: “The Rockville Mefliodlst Ohorch er may be called for more in- him. Manchester escapes damaga Other items on the agenda son and Mr. and Mrs. Owen S. Breezeway on Rt. 31, for fur- never given out to give the government whether we deserved to have our First Lenten service with Com ChrUtlan’s .Oonfeadon of Faith” 142 Grove St, tormaUora. Trask. I iher Information. The spokesman, however, from worst rain and sleet storm Rev. WUlard E. ConkUn. Faster are: ' a lead to an individual’s bank deposits, drought broken. Apparently some com munion. United Pentecostal Chnreh by Mr. Bates. Lenten services will be held The Rev. William H. WUkins, Schools Reopening said that U.S. Ambassador 187 Woodbrldge St. to strike central and southern fai the fellowship room at 7:30 1. A public hearing on ad Howard P. Jones is seeking an or to his insurance poUcles. mand from on high, or perhaps some in pastor, will deMver the sermon Local public sch(x>Is will re Church of Christ Bev. Robert L. Baker part of state this season. First Congregational Chorob 8:80 a.m.. Church School p-m. on Wednesday. ditional appropriations of 511.- al the 10:15 am . service Sun-, regular hours on appointment with President Su The people, similarly, contract with Nursery through adulta. 895.60, to pay interest on a solence from down here below, changed Lydall and Vemon Sta. Vemon The youth membership class <**y- . ' Monday after a week’s vaca- karno to find out about the An the government to have the government their mind and orders for them, and Eugene Brewer, Minister 10 a.m., Sunday school. 10 Years Ago Worshipping at Vei^eiMn 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. Will meet Saturday at 9:30 a.m. bond issue sold last year, and The Walther League will go tara report. P.S. Shady Glen tasty Nursery through Grade 4. 530.000 to finance continued deUver malL When we buy a postage 11 a.m., W o r^ p . Elementaiy School Next W eek’s Menu bowling Sunday evening, meet- ^ lunch menus for the Since last August, USIS oper Salad Sand'wiches are away they went, a fine summer storm B y 7 to 1 vote, board of di 6:80 p.m.. Junior and Senior highway department opera- 8:46 a.m., Bible classes for 7:80 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv Rev. John A. L a o w , SUnistor Vernon Elementary School: ing at the church at 7 p.m. to follow; Monday, fronk- ations in Indonesia tiave been always in ffreat de stamp, we are contracting to pay for without a county, assignment, or re rectors sets S5-mill tax rate for High Methodld Youth Fellow tiona all ages. ice. Bllsa Helen C. Flscber, Monday, hamburg loaf, onion go to Wllllmantlc. furter on roll, mustard roll. under attack. the transportation of our letter. We are current year; planned to raise ships. The bond interest was not mand during Lent. En lease. Perhaps, in the meantime, they 10:46 a.m., Worship. Sermon: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Bible Mlnlater of Chrietlan EdnenUon p-Kvy, buttered rice, pickled Sunday Servkea Chips, fiesta cam, fresh fruit; USIS libraries in Java and enough to leave balance at end Monday, 7:18 p.m.. Prayer fully anticipated in the current joy your favorite real ’ not, by any stretch of the Imagination, have taunted the deserts of Samarkand, "Salvation Of The Soul.” study, praj'er meeting. beets; Tueeday, spaghetti and Youth Sunday will be ob Tuesday, braised beef cubes Jakarta have been seized by You Can Taste Hio Quality of year of 5142,656.07. and diaoustion time. year's budget. The appropria Intending to pay something toward the or Gobi, or swirled, tight-Upped and dis 6 p.m., Worrfilp. Sermon: "W e 0:25 and 1 0 « a.m.. Church hamburg, lettuce salad; served during the 11 a.m. wor over rice, buttered carrots and mobs or closed dowm by the soon I William J. Thornton, 63, own Tuesday, 8 -p.m.. Beginning of tion will be financed from ac l — ^ Must Obey God Rather Than St. John’s PoUsh National School. Wednesday, beef stew, egg ship service tomorrow si the peas, bread and butter, Dutch government. • AAA k i___ I A .. I capture or conviction of some criminal. dainful, past the volcanoes of Japan and er of Manchester Sand St Gravel M-hour prayer vl^L crued interest from the bond Routes 6 & 44A — Manchester, Conn. M an.” Catholic Church 9:80 and 11 a.m.. Worship salad, cheese, peanut butter First Congregational Church. apple cake: Wednesday, tuna - And when we buy a postage stamp, the ice floes of the Arctic. A t any rate, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Ladles Co. and active in civic and Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Ash sale, a premium from the bond Bev. Walter A. Hyssko Service. Sermon on the Fifth ■andwichea; Thursday, ham and Instead of a sermon a dramatic fish loaf with mushroom sauce, and thus hire the government to deUver Study and Service Group. Pastor church affairs in Mandiester Wednesday. Holy Oommunkm. Issue, a reduction in the cur Friday afternoon, a mighty air transport Oommandment. cabbage, meshed potatoes, presentation will be given by parslied potato, buttered green Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid for many years, dies after short Thursday, 4 p.m.. Parish sup rent appropriation for Issuing Aerialist Falls, a letter for us, we think we are buying system heading from the W est caught 8 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel- gravy, buttered carrota; Friday, members of the Senior Pilgrim beans, school-made biscuits, Illness. per followed by Fourth Quarter bonds, and an increase of 52,- week Service. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. lo w ^ pp in Fellowship room. Fellowship. These will Include stewed fruit: Thursday, turkey c» ^■privacy and discretion for our letter. this wandering summer storm and rode ly Conference. flah bites, mashed potato, 688.59 in the estimate of in Hits Two Women 7 p.m., Senior «lgrim Fel- Linda Hill, Michael Hunt, David and vegetable soup with crack And wo certainly haven’t the sUghtest R piggy-back over us and then flung it Friday, 8 p.m., World Day of creamed com, cole slaw. come from the current year’s lowshlp in FeUofwshlp room. Building B School; Monday, 0)ur, Marsha LeDoyt, Karen ers, peanut butter and Jelly realization, or the slightest intention, Prayer. properly taxes. TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — An back at lu, over its shoulder, as it pass ' hot dog on roll and beans, or Rose. Marcia Honeywell, Robert •sandwich, cherry Betty: and Sample of today’s most popular, low-cost pavement! TTie highway appropriation is aerialist fell into the crowd at a either, that the government should con ed. F irst of course, it had looked down First Congregational Cfaoreli Merrlfleld, Daniel Boisvert, Friday, fish cakes and hot TaleottvUle Congregattenal choice of vegetable or tomato necessary to make up for over Hamld-Morion Shrine Circus f e r it part of our contract with it to ^ ^ . Open Forum United Cbnnb af Christ soup, cupcakes; Tuesday, ham Jeanette Boisvert and Walter | ^ith home baked beans. and made certrUn that this storm, re Andovar Clinreh time pay, rental of snow re performance Friday night and burg on roU, o r choice of clilck- Prouty pickled beets, bread and but- lapy on the address to which our letter is leased and deUvered nosr, would A h -' Connecticut Yankee Calling All PediatrieiaMr Bev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr„ Bov. Robert K. SUbnoda, moval equipment and main The Junior Choir will sing two spebtators were injured. Minister en rice or tomato soup, fruit; ter and fruited gelatin with [going, and to make a record of the fact solutely no good fo r us, and perhaps To the Editor, Pastor tenance of town equipment that during the worship services. topping. Barry Mitchell, 19, princip>al Wedneeday, oandwiches (tuna had not been anticipated in the leaper in the Frying Hillarys {that there ever was such a letter, either cause us all kinds of petty annoyance By A.H.O. This ie a long overdua word or cheese), choice of tomato Church School aesalons Sun 0:45 a.m .. Church School. 11 a.ra., Worshto Servica and current budget. Frequent week trapeze act, fell into a safety net ‘mailed by us or delivered to somebody of praise for our Kanohestar eoup or com chowder, choco day will be at 9:30 am . and Man<4iester Evening Herald and trouble. Diagnosis of the behavior of else the Judicial power in a way U a.m.. Worship Servlca. Ser Sunday School. M rm on: "Tha end snowfalls have cost con when a rope on his trapeze late pudding and cream; Thurs 10:45 a m. in Klngahury Hou.se Coventry correspondent, F. U se. ' Its Judgment was correct Ih e floods Judges after they have ascended and in a range freer and more pedtatrioians, their n u n in f mon: "Whaf Do Wo PraachT’’ Changing Family.’’) ' siderable in overtime pay. The and Junior Pilgrim Fellowship broke. The guy wire holding the i A t the moment, a Senate investigating 7 p.m., Youth Fellowriilp, < day, sloppy Joes or choice of Pauline Little, telephone 742- drove decent winter brooks to a brown- the bench of their ambition and effective than the judicial power staff, answering service and 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. appropriatlcui would be fi at 6 p.m. end Senior Pilgrim 6231. net pulled loose from the ceiling Friday, 8 p.m., ^ o rld Day of b t it noodle or tomato soup, des nanced by reductions of 52.- jkubcommlttee Is proclaiming Itself dis frothed insanity. The* thunder w u mere choice is a delicate business. can enjoy when it la merely rul those in any way connected with Fellowship at 7 p.m., both in and aent Mitchell and the net Easiest to classify and rank ing on a point of law. The temp them. Fiajror W onnip Servioa. Flrat Lutheran Ofanreh sert; Friday, tuna flah casserole 500 in the current police budg swingeing into the crowd. turbed by this practice, and has made ly an irrelevance, and not half as loud RockvlUa o r choios of soup (tomato or Quandt Hall. In honorable position with full tations also Include the very hu At any hour of Jhe day or Saturday, Prayer VlgU. et, 56,000 in the welfare budg “ Joeeph and the Goodness of O il Needs to Grow ” I hit the back of a chair A great show of demanding that the or as (iloee as bombs over in Vlietiuua. credit to their fine and com man temptation to be back in night they a r« as patient and Bev. William H. Balkan chwn chowder), dessert. et and 57,500 In the recreation first,” . Mitchell said, "and then 1 Lake Street School; Monday, God’^w in be the aermon topic ^ost Office Department produce the And to have the temperaturd go over plete loyalty to the highest obli the thick of real events, again, informant as anyone could b*. Belton CengregaUonal Cboroh budget, and by im increase of of the Rev. James H. Ameling, NEW YORK — OU refiners fell onto the two women.” flames of the 24,000 persons vriiOee mall gations of their chosen career instead of merely gaizing down You know their office la filled S«v. J. Stanton Conover, 8:45 a.m., BlUngton Center raviolL w ax beans, i^eese 515.000 In the eetlmate of in expect to proceee 11.8-milllon Mitchell walked away from the 50 degrees for an. h ^ i two eouldn't School Sunday Sriiool. wedges, fruit; Tuesday, chicken pastor of the Secopd Congre |{haa been shadowed In the past two are those Judges who put on dis at them from that hlgfli bench. and the telephone list a mils Mhrister come from the current year’s gational Church during the 11 barrels a day this year because accident. possibly accomplish anything exqept cretion and siingle-minded dedi Thep there are, of course, de long, but they never give you 8 a.m., FlratXaitharan Sunday in gravy, noodlu, carrots, pud property *taxea of a three percent growth in M ajy Bennett of Topeka suf wears. W e hope the subcommittee, if it School. a,m. services Sunday. trick our fine flock of winter robinS'into cation with their robes, and who grees and techniques of yielding the Impression they arc in a 10 am.. Church SebooL Wor ding; Wednesday, macaroni and 2. A public hearing on a pro overseas and domestic deir.and, fered ft fractured shoulder and 8:50 a.m.. Pastor’s Claaa. cheese, green beans, fruit; A t 6:30 p.m. tomorrow’ the [getsigets them, doesn’t makemi them public, for thinking it might be time to head north make it a rigorous discipline to such temptations. Thers are hurry to get your oaM over. ship Servlea. Sermon: "What posed ordinance adding three an Industry forecast says. Gas BImma Moser of Marysville, 10;S0 a.m., Cburrii Savvioa. Thursday, roast turkey in Junior Pilgrim Fellowship will jOiat could smear many people unjustly, with themselves not to dabble dabblers from the bench, and Diving the busy boKdsy sea Are Wa Oatting Out of UfeT" lUternates to the town planning a “ Data" oline use in the United States Kan., had a thigh injury. They to Canada. I f the robins were on the gravy, mashed potatoes, drass- see film strip "Dating promiscuously in any of the pushers from the bench, auid son, when I know they were as 7 p.m., Junior High and com mission. in the (Jhurch Community will increase slightly faster, at were treated at a Topeka hospi J|oo. Job, however, they got their >wal and Oomronnlly Chnreh taff. kernel com, cranberry worldly affairs they are sup then there are those who feel overworked and tired as anyone Plteito Fellowriilpa. S. Appointment of new mem 3.5 to 4 per cent. tal and released. '* W h at Congress ought to do.'is to fo r cookies; Friday, tomato soup or House. reliable signal two twilights before the posed to be so wise and Just such a draft while they are sit else, their manner of handing raday, 10:80 a.m.. World Day bers to the parking authority, b id such practices, in the name of .the Rev. Roy R. Haicheon, Mlnistor olem chowder, tuna or Jelly storm, when a great big V of geese flew , about, and not even to permit ting up there they almost fall the indlvldiial caee was with as of Prayer Service at St. Poter’e to fill the unexplred term of Bov. Theodore Bachelor. sandwiches, brownies. miost elementary safeguards of indivU- themselves to become showboats off the bench in their eagerness much Interest as though all of Episcopal Church, Hebron. Atty. Herbert Phelon, and to high over Hanohester, and to .the-North. SUnlster Maple Street School: Monday, p a l liberty, and leave the tax department on the bench. to answer it / their time belonged to you. the building commIttM, to fill Following the geessi,' in about a month, ■paghsttl with hamburg, green Judges of this kind are al But when there is a cettaln To a ’mother i ^ a cMU St. John’s Bpisoopal Chnreh the unexplred term b f Jack |o collect the taxes, the Justice depart* t:50 and 11:00 a.m., beam, carrots. Italian bread; makes sense, ' ' ways the great majority. They progression of degrees and tech who ia IM a kind word ot undar- Rt. to , Version Goldberg. Goldberg haa taken a MANCHESTER'S w en t to catch the- crooks, the social rvlea ahd (Riureb IbbooL Tuesdiqr, scalloped potatoes have to be, and it la well they niques— when dynamic, public standing meana m> much and It ■sT. Jamea L. Grant, Raetor poet on the Manchester Rede m o o : "God Otva.Ua ^Can"' with ham. com, pickled beets; security department to administer so are. For otherwise the prestige ity-bearing conduct on the Is gratifying to know that wo velopment Agency. S Wedneeday, beef etew, assorted cial security, and the mail department of the courts and the court sys-^ bench is followed by the dip of have sura a fine staff of pedia 7:46 a.m., 4. Approve a union agree sandwiches; Thursday, roast ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER John Popniar Name In Politics tern would never be maintaining a hand or foot into the invig tricians, who take the time and V a.m., Holy Oommunlon, aer- ment between the town and the to deliver the mail, and, in summary, mon, ctassaa, hafaysItUng. chicken and gravy, mashed po itself at the very high level it orating waters of participation offer so much to bo helpful. A Thought for Todej town’s park, highway, ceme make certain that, in the future, each The regular meetings of the six New 10:45 a.m., Morning Prayor, tatoes, peas, cranberry sauce; does enjoy. in the making and ahapinig: and To all of the podtatrlcians-- tery, sewer and water depart' England governors are formal affairs. Holy Baptiam, aermon, elaasoa, SponaoMdtgr Friday, flah bites, potato chips, federal department minds its own share A fter one leaves this great even sbovlhg of public policy may wa hers in Manchester bs ment employes. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! They have to be. The first or nickname bafa^ttlra. OouaeO of of the individual’s business, and its own majority, to whom the public decisions, and when this is fol fortunate enough keep you! oole slaw. 5. Approval of payment of of A chief executive is never used. It Wadneadayi 5 a.m.. Holy Obm- Northeast School: Monday, it's soil-cement... owss so mudi predssly because lowed by a sudden vault o ff ths M is. Rita N. McOra two weeks salary for former tax ■hare alone. B ig Brother has more and would cause too much confusion. munfon. ■hells with hamburg, tomato such Judges revsM ths bench so bench and tbs'disclosure of ths to collector Paul (jervinl, for two p o in a N D more eyes watching us. W e don’t mind so The six governors, Dempsey of Con M Lnnrtl St 10 a.m.. Bote Oanmimlon. sauce, toaeed salad, sliced much, one begins eooountering a man of action and leadership, B u i that you may ktmw that weeks unueed compensatory MORIARTY BROTHERS soil aM IN T warn much, so long as they all don’t report necticut, H o tt of Vermont, Volpe of ■:50 p.m., Holy Oonununloa. peaohee; Tuesday, hot dogs In relattvsiy small aasortment of letting the aura of his prestlgs tha Son of man baa auRwrtty time off. Massachusetts, Reed of Maine, Chafee Peak Scaled Again lYlday, 5 sjn., BMy Gbsmu- nrfls, baked beans, mcklss, but to aome cammon brain, or to the same Judges who can't resist aome of subartitute momentarily for the 6. Approval
Peckrul of Plalnvllle, Mm. Hospital Notes Caldor Store Floyd Wlppert of Westfield, Mass., and Mrs. J. Bruce Weaver of Waahingtoa, J),Q.t VisKttig hours « e t (a • p.ni- For Center two qisters, Mrs. AdaiA Perle* hi hll areas excepting matem-- bach of Manchester and Mrs. Ity where they are t to 4 p.m. Theodore Rittberger of May- and 6iM to » p.m. and private Is Confirmed SheaDles^ field, Ohio; nine grandchildren boonss where they are 10 a.m. and two great-grandchildren. to 8 p.m. Vlsltom are requested Funeral services will be held not to smoke in patients* rooms. Csldor Inc., a discount de Father of Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the No more than two vlsltom at partment store chain headquar Holmes Funeral Home, 400 one time per patient. tered in Stamford, has con Main St, The Rev. Paul O. 4 ’ firmed plane to include a Caldor .SS? a • GOP Figure Prokopy, pet(-# of Zion Evan Patients Today: 279 store in the planned Burr Cor- s gelical Lutheran Church, will ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ner.s shopping center in Buck- John FrancU Shea Sr., 69, at officiate. Burial will be in East Mm. Constance Bertrand, 49 land. SS Benton St. and Clearwater, Cemetery. Phelps Rd.; Mrs. Carolyn Best, The ______store will include 90,000 »1a., died this morning at Mor Friends may call at the fu East Hartford: Richard Cook. | g q u „e feet of gemeneral merchan- CUNLIFFE H IG H G R A D E ion Plpjit Hospital, Clearwater, neral home tomorrow from 2 Glastonbury; Mm. Geneva Hoi- dig, and a 15,w>0 square foot MANCHESTER after a short illness. He was the to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. da, 24 Eldrldge St.; Mrs. Dora furniture center, according to CAR LEASING MOTOR SALES husband of Mrs. Irene Moriarty The Rev. Mr. Prokopy will thichame, RFD 2, Bolton; Fred Teltel, Caldor executive PRINTING conduct vdevotional service to EXPERT AUTO BODY and ■Shea and father of Atty. John Robin Ducharme, 389 Hartford vice president. Job and Commercial F. Shea Jr, Republican state morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the fu Rd.; Mrs. Anna Gut, 19 CTlitton It Is expected tp employ more and RENTALS FENDER REPAIRS neral home. than 200 persons, Teltel says. SEAFOOD Printing central committeeman of the St.; Mrs. Marion Hutchinson, 98 ENAMEL and LACQUER Forest St.; Charles and Darlene All are to be hired from the Ftrat la Manchester. New CHOICE VARIETY 6th Senatorial District. REFINISHINOS Prompt and Efficient , Mr. Shea was bom in Ver John T. Busher Keegan Jr., Columbia; Susan Manchester area. cars, foil maintenance, fully non, Dec. 22. 1895, a son of Pat- SOUTH WINDSOR — John Martel, 16 Oliver Rd.; Robert Construction of the new insured to reduce your p'roh REASONABLE PRICES Printing Of All Rinds T. Busher, 88, of Southington, Qualify FREE ESTIMATES Wck T. and Mary Myers Shea, Minor, Stafford Springs; Bren shopping center, to be built by lems and worries. For full In- •nd spent most of his life in this brother of George Busher of dan Putnam, 2 Rheel St., Rock two West Hartford developers, RT. 8>—VERNON. CONN. South Windsor, died yesterday (ormetlon call Gomniunity Press area. ville; Walter Scott, East Hart Is to begin In the spring. The Seafood Just Above the Traffle He was a 1913 graduate of at the Cheshire Convaleecent ford; Barbara Tormey, Wllll- center will be on property be OI'*ele 9 East Middle Tpke. Rockville High School and a Home after a long lllnese. manUc: Edward Yankowskl, 52 hind the now-defunct Plantland Paul Dodqa Pontiac 43 O AK ST. TEL. U4S-OOI6 Telephone 643-.5727 Other survivors include a son, INC. tl914 graduate of Connecticut \ , Scott Dr.; Jesse Faulkner, 390 on the Parkway off Tolland TEL. 640-9987 two grandchildren and a great Lake St.; Edward Carrlgan, 70 T^ke. adjacent to the Wilbur >73 .MAIN STREET Business College. He was an grandchild. auditor in the New York City Concord Rd.; Leon Perras, 20 Cross Highway. Phone 649-8881 Funeral services will be held office of Aetna Life Insurance Litchfield St.; John Hughes. 6 The Caldor store will open tVe Urge Vou To Support Monday at 2 p.m. at the Gould- Wlndemere Ave., Rockville; when the center is complete, Co. until leaving to serve in Gillen Funeral Home, 130 N. -The Lutz Junior Mnzeuin Manchester GLASS .■World War I. After the war he Charles Chambers Jr., 832 Tol probably in the fall. Main St., Southington. The Rev. Rug PONTIAC returned to Manchester where land Tpke.; Mrs. Barabara Mat The store will be the first of AND a For Anto Windshields Robert S. Hamilton, pastor of the chain to locate in Hertford Cleaning • For Store Fronts and all he was assistant treasurer of Grace Methodist Church, yia and Joanne and Paul Mat the Home Bank and Trust Co. yia. 75 Echo Rd.. Vernon; Olln County, according to Teltel, and Company sizes of windows .Southingtck, will officiate. will be the sixth store in Con k i n g G EO R G E IV 1.5 Hannsway • For Table Tops He served in that capacity until Burial will be in Center Ceme Gerich, 684 N. Main St.; the bank merged with the Sav George Stanton. Brimfleld, necticut. There are also three Street TEMPEST tery, East Hartford. OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 PJff. ings Bank of Manchester and Patrolman Richard Rand takss noMauremanU; at tfia aite Mass.; Richardson Stevenson, in New York state. BLENDED Del Knowlit, Them will be no calling hours. o f the head-on crash which resulted in Injuries to atx per The company haS one ftimi- Prop. SAIES and SERVICE SATURDAY 8 AJd.-NOON he became bank auditor, a po- Hte family requests that in Weadron Crash Sends Six RFD 2, Bolton; Alfred Lewis, cition he held until retirement sons yesterday. No arrest was made and the crash, which Willimantic; Mrs. CTara Mad ture center in operation in Nor SCOTCH WHISKEY Call 643-Oon United Offers Many Services lieu of flowem, those wishing occurred on Oakland St. near Tolland Tpke. is atUl under walk and is building others in Jn 1960. to do so make memorial contri dox, East Hartford: Irwin Mil With cold weather still wlth^ PAUL D0D6E J. A. WHITE . He was a member of Camp- investigation. (Burkamp photo.) To Hospital with Injuries ler, Atnston; Stephen Loyxlm, ConnecUcut and Ne# York. 3-DAY us contractors are continuing avallatole at United Rent-Alls butions to Grace Methodist Teltel seys that Caldor differs and'you not only czn cut down 'bell Council, K of C; the Amer- Church Building Fund. Coventrj’ : Mrs. Ann Bums, 14 * SERVICE! to luie the services of United ABC Repairing Can Help Budget G U S S C O . ,loan Legion, and the Holy Kenwood Dr.; Mrs. Harriet from most discotmt chains in 4.99 Rent-alls, 358 Burnside Ave. by t r e « but you can saw them Into PONTIAIL INIL •Name Society of St. James’ Six parsons, including two^ Charles Chambers Jr., 17, of that it "features nationally — also — usable lengths for use in the 81 Blsoen St.—TeL 649-7822 See Showdown HoJghton, 289 Main St.; Bert renting large commercial kero How many times have you^ t n Male St— TeL 64S-2681 j’Churt*, where he was a oom- About Town children, wars hospltaUxad as a SS2 Tolland Tpke., the operator Molinarl, South Windsor; known brand name merchandise FtlRNTTIIKB CLEANING sene heaters that deliver 140,- fireplace. New sewing maohines will not of the second vehicle, received How do your rugs look? If looked at one or more of your turn out a better sewing job onunicant Coming Soon result of a head-on collision on CTauds Wi&8^ RFD 2. and emphasises customer serv 000 to 250,000 BTU. They real ” After retirement Mr. and French Club of Manchester 11 eUtches for forehead and fa VICHI'S they are soiled, how about rent appliances and wished that it than those re-built ones offered BORTHS YE1S.TERDAY: A ices." ize that it is impossible for men >fra. Shea spent the winter at Gustav Ulrich will thave a potluck supper to Oakland St. near Tolland Tpke. cial outs and a passenger Olln The Burr Comers shopping ing a rug shampoo machine would function as it should? It by ABC for there Is no one bet In Pent agon yesterday afternoon about 3. son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ca- PACKAGE STORE to work when the weather is MANCHESTER •their home in Clearwater. Funeral services for Gustav morrow at 5:30 p.m. at Orange A. Gerich, 59, o f 584 N. Main center was announced this week from United Rent-Alls? This is can, just take it to ABC Ap ter qualified than Mr. Sichel to All six were taken to Manches vanna, Glastonbury; a son to 20 B1S8ELL ST. bitterly cold or even when dusty I Survivors, besides his wife A. Ulrich of Newport Richey, Kail. S t was treated for muHlple fa by developers Charles Schnler winds make the thermometer a most popular rental item pliance Repairs, 41 Oak St. and do this work. He has worked on TOURAINE ter Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tucker, 528 both domestic and commercial ,and son, include another son, Fla., former owner of the De (Contliroed from Page One) cial lacerations. and Robert L. Burnham. 25% OFF on seem much lower than It ac with women for it does a pro Sichel, the owner of the busi MEMORIAL 00. Capt. Robert A. Racine of Police are still investigating Woodbridge St. machines and his experience •Thomas P. Shea of Xlanches- pot Restaurant in the North Hoapital authorities stated tually Is. Even working inside fessional job on all rugs, even ness, will fix it as good as new. ^er; two sisters. Miss Catherine End of Manchester, will be touring Congress’ constitutional Ballouville, who is assigned to the accident which occurred late this morning that all six DISCHARGED YESTER RUC CLEANING wall-to-wall carpeting. Best of dates back to 1933. He has a PAINTS Opposite East Cemetery the 169th Military Police Bat about 800 feet south of the Oak CUSTOM MADE a building or in a basement that Don’t just think that it ia easier •Shea and Miss Mary Z. Shea, held Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the authority. were in satisfactory condition DAY; Mrs. Emma Kenney, Vernon For Cash and Carry! all, this machine is so easy to arid move economical to buy a number of fine re-built sewing ■both of Manchester; a brother, Rivers said in his speech he talion in Manchester, has re land Bridge and no arrests have South Windsor; G ^rge Cran is unheated is pretty difficult machines that have been com FOR BEST RESULTS Watklns-West Funeral Home, and some were expected to be CANVAS AWNINGS when one’s fingers are chilled. use that any woman can do the new appliance, the coat of hav Quality Mtmorials ^Walte^ T. Shea of Manchester; didn’t mean to Imply any corr cently been promoted to his yet been made. Police say that discharged within a short time. dall, 13 Knox St.;'Bernard job herself. There are two ma pletely re-condllioned by him 142 E. Center St. The Rev. C. I NEW CARPETING! By renting one of these heat ing your old one fLxed is a tfour grandchildren; two neph- Henry Anderson, pastor of elation between his remarks present rank. the collision took place on a Both vehicles suffered severe SUckels, 18 Bretton'Rd.; Dol Local Man Files chines, the rug shampoo ma and these are sold with a 90- Over so Veara Experienoo 'ews and a niece. dry road surface at a curve on ers, work can continue at a nominal one and there is no bet Emanuel Lutheran Church, will and the merger battle. Rather damage and were towed away. ores Johnson, 33 Ardmore Rd.; chine and the vacuum cleaner ter way of staying within the day guarantee. ! The funeral will be held Miss Margie Williams, a slight grade. Mrs. Catherine Nutter, 144 Ver BELMONT rapid pace and you will actually PAUL'S officiate Burial will be in he aimed at a broader target: Police also Issued a written Bankruptcy Bid that you use following the budget than having ABC do a If you have an old machine in Coll 649.5807 Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from East Cemetery. The position of Congreea in a daughter of Mrs. A. L. \ViIliams The operator of one vehicle, warning to a motorist for im non Rd.; Mrs. Alfonslne Sey- save money because of the ac shampooing of the rug. The your home, let ABC electrify it RUG celerated pace of work. If you repair job for you. PAIIIT SUPPLY %is home at 25 Benton St., with Friends may call at the fu- democracy. of 94 Russell St., Is co-chnlr-' Barbara Matyla of Vernon, re proper parking after a minor pura, 227 Center St.; Mrs. Dor prices charged are so reason for you. They can even turn it A. AM ETTI, Prop. la solemn high Mi m of requiem man of decorations for the Fa celved eight stitches for facial Paul Mange of 28 Wellwood CLEANING would like further information You know that you are going neml home tomorrow from 7 For the past few years, he accident yesterday afternoon othy Anderson, Bear Swamp Circle hSs flltd a voluntary pe able and you can do the work into a portable if you wish, then 645 Main Street 'at St. James’ Church at 10. ther-Daughter Banquet to be lacerations and a passenger, Rd., Andover; Mrs. Exellne COMPANY and would like rates quoted, to be pleased with any work you can sew in any part of the Harrison St„ Manehentw to 9 p.m. said, there has been a growing at Center and Griswold Sts. tition in bankruptcy, listing 11a- so easily, in fact you can do all done at ABC Appliances Re Tel. 649-0300 ^Burial will be in St. Bridget's The family requests that held tonight at the College of John F. Hughes, 65, of Rock According to police, Eliza Araenau, 24 Hemlock St. 308 Main St. • 643-6662 call United Rent-Alls at 289- the rugs in your home in one house that you wish. The price tendency to ridicule Congress as St. Catherine, St. Paul, Minn. blliues. at 8I9.441.72. The peti 6333 and Mr. Pratt will be pairs, first of all Lester Sichel ■Cemetery. flowers be omitted. outmoded and inefficient, "and, ville, was treated for a broken beth E. McCarthy of 57 Hack ■nieodore Trahan, 10 Olcott day and the savings that you on both the electrification of tion. fded in U.S. District Cfourt pleased to give you full par la an expert in thla field and Friends may call at his home Mr. Ulrich Is survived by his more important, to deny or dis bone in the left leg and also matack St., making a right St.; Pamela RoberUon, 11 8. enjoy will be a most substantial your old machine or the re-built Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. and in Hartford, lUtsd assets of aecond, all work done here is wife, Mrs. Amelia Ulrich, and regard the constitutional duties Miss Susan Brown and Miss received eight stitches for fa turn from Griswold St. Into Main St.; Wayne Abair, 21 ticulars. bonus to the budget. You can sewing machines are a modest ■Tueaday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Elizabeth Cotton, both of Man- $105. guaranteed. He will be glad to Upholstery a stepson, Bhnele Nelson of and powers that are imposed cial cuts. Center St., struck a car which Ileerfleld Dr.; Mrs. Judith S E f US FOR: wt*mm IT* Hm« e» Did you know that United also rent these machines over one and you will be amazed at IS p.m. Wethersfield. cheater, recently received hon Nine-year-old Joann Matyia Rothe, Windsor Locks; Earl Local creditors are T and T e Aluminnir RoU Up Rent-Alls have electric heaters look over any of your small and RTI Shop STEVENSON’S upon the Congress." was parked on Center St. six Service Center, $91.83; W. H. the weekend if you find this a the money you can save by mak > The W. P. Quiah Funeral ors at Upsala College, East received 15 stitches for thigh feet from Griswold St. and fac Lassen, Coventry; William De- Awnings for the home that may be rent electrical appliancas and give ing just a part of your ward RE-UPHOLSTERINO "Those who join this icono Preuss and Son, $32.65 and Wil more convenient plan. Call 'Home, 225 Main St., is in John L. Schoen Orange, N. J., for the fall se lacerations and her brother Paul ing west. The operator of the sileta. Lake Rd., Andover; • Door Canopies ed 7 Naturally, if you need a you an estimate on the cost of robe. By the way, shuttles and clastic throng,” he declared, liam O. Luetjen and Son, $124.- United Rent-Alls and John laharge.of arrangements. mester. Susan, a daughter of Matyia, 7. wras examined for parked vehicle was Annie C. Rochelle Pranckus. Stafford ■ Storm Doors heater full time you would pur having them put in A-1 condi bobbins for older machines are * Modern Furniture ESSO f ------John L. Schoen, 19, of EUat “ are sowing the seeds of de 68. all of Rockville. Pratt who has the franchise for Mr. M d Mrs. Jota A. BPO^^•n of | Demco cf Eaat Hartford. Springs; Mary Moriarty, 38 • ComMnatlon Windows chase it. but there are times United Rent-Alls will be happy tion. carried here. 405 MAIN ST. ! Henry W. Nelson Sr. Hartford, son of Joseph Schoen struction of our form of democ Mange is being represented and Antiques of Manchester, was killed 50 Oakwood Rd., is a junior ______Z______Heidi Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Manchester Awning Co. when the heat fails and with to give you all the details. Have you considered getting All kinds of vacuum cleaners TEL. 649-5533 ; WAIPPING — Henry William racy.” majoring in psychology. Eliza-! i Frances 'Townsend, Wapping: by Rosenthal and Wolfe of a reconditioned vacuum cleaner e Store Stools and Booths Wednesday in an automobile ac 195 WEST CENTER ST. ■nperf O A i - L out an electric heater to warm Most of us hate to clean are repaired at ABC and worn e Custom Furniture iNelson Sr., 75, of East Hart- both, a daughter of Mr. and p ^ 1 I « ^ P i i r f l ' present operation, con Wallace Balkus Sr., RFD 2; Hartford. The petition will be a room while the furnace is be from ABC Appliance Repairs. brushes are replaced and floor cident in Port Chester, N.Y. Mrs. Robert J. Cotton of 125*^***-^'^ ducted on Sunday afternoons presented to Saul Seldman, ref Telephone 949-3091 basements and United Rent- SUpcovera and Draperies * Tune>ups •ford, father of Henry W. Nel- Mrs. Eileen Gillespie. 181 Main rztabllehed 1949 ing fixed can prove very un- You are abscxlutely sure of sat brushes cen be re - bristled. Other survivors include his Tanner St., is a senior major- TVI ^ ^ f Manchester High eree in bankruptcy. Alls has a happy solution to this Blade to Order ;aon Jr. of Wapping, died yes- mother, three brothers, a sister Fire Put Out St.; Edward Keesler, 21 Bau comforUble. Electric room matter, rent a large wet-dry isfaction when you purchase a Should the hose attachments be- * Engfn* Cleaning ^terday at an out-of-town hos ing in mathematics. I i s G, g T O X ^ G flC lC rS School pool. sola Rd.. Andover: Mrs. Helen reconditioned vacuum cleaner Oompleto Selection of and his paternal grandmother. ------. I It has p r i c e d incomplete heaters may be rented very rea commercial vacuum , cleaner teeie *wart) •have a ne»v hose Materials pital. The funeral will i^e held Mon? Wescott and daughter, East sonably from United Rent-Alls. that sucks up the dust knd dirt, from Mr. Sichel for he is me put on, it is not nece.ssary to * Minor Repairs ' Other survivors Include a In Frying Pan Sunset Council, Degree of I n l u r e c C - i t i c s t o construct the pool at i •■ . .. « • FREE ESTIMATES day at 8:15 a.m. from the New Hamilton. Pipe Band Plays By the way, before the washes the floor, then suck up ticulous in any repair work, any replace the old fittings for these Lower Level of the Parkade •daughter of East Hartford and Pocahontas, will meet Monday the Nike site and to utilize and SNOftK reconditioning or rebuilding. All kirk and Whitney Funeral at 7:30 p.m. at Tinker Hall. The reconstruct the existing build OBCORATB WITH ground thaws is the time to the water—and pronto—your are not worn, just the hose. If 64»-6S84 * Stamps > sister of Dunetin Isles, Fta. A flash fire in a frying pan the reconditioned vacuum clean you find that your vacuum Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East ruined a fish supper yesterday newly elected officers will con (Continued from Page One) ing facilities there for training o l_ l>.,v At Mardi Gras cut dead wood from trees and basement Is sparkling clean. Funeral services will be held Hartford, with a solemn high you can rent a pole cutter from Having company, giving a ers sold here are fixed by Mr. cleaner is not functioning as it 'Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the afternoon at the home of Al duct the meeting. ] and recreation area for handi- ^ I 5 e f l r C n n e S U m e S Sherwin-Williams Mass of requiem at 9 at St. Rose Sunday of Malcolm X, who split', children. United Rent-Alls very reason party? United Rent>.Alls have Sichel M d each one carries a should, chances are the brushes .Taylor and Modeen Funeral fredo Santos at 162 N. School The two-day Martil Orfig cele- 90-day unconditional guarantee. are worn just a bit and this Church, EMt Hartford. Burial S t Robert Heins will serve as with the Muslims last year and In setting a goal for raising M«ieNtst*r Moving ably. all the necessary items to make ■Home, 233 Washington St., formed the orgranlzation of Afro- For Two Planes bratlon at St. Mary’s EMecopa' SUPER Do stop in and see these vacuum means that lint and dirt are not VIC’S PIZZA SHOP with full military honors will be Soot-covered curtains and i host tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. $50,000 for a year-round pool, Church will conclude 'TUeeday and Trucking C p. Contractors have been quick your party a success, dishes, DON WILLIS iHartford. Burial will be in Zion in Hillside Cemetery, East Hart American Unity, a rival Muslim glasses, silver, tables, even a cleaners, they are in perfect being removed. Let ABC Appli 153 W. Middle Turnpike drapes and scorched kitchen I at "Family Day” at Lutz Junior It has received the financial co night Festivities will begin with to take advantage of the rental Phone 649-3700 Hill Cemetery, Hartford, ford. group. Down in Ocean KEM'TONE ser\’ice on compressor and pave portable bar. The rates are so condition and look like new. ance Repairs do the job for you i Friends may call at the fu fumituris resulted from the ^ Museum, 126 Cedar St. operation of civic and fraternal a pancake eupper from 5 to 7 In I )l I A I W A L I PA I N I Friends may call at the fu '"They are coming to kill me," groups, plus Individual.^, from ment breakers for in many reasonable that more and more ABC Appliance Repairs al:o and enjoy really clean rugs. neral home tomorrow from 2 to smoke and fumes which rose I ------Neill Hall. The public is invited If you'have something unusual GARAGE PIZZA neral home tonight from 7 to 9 from ignited oil in the fr rlng ‘ the small, wiry 67-year-old Mu throughout the Mancheseter (Continued from Page <)iie) cases the.se tools are not used people are taking advantage have some very fine re built '4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 3 hammad told his assembled fol to all activities. sewing machines and with the that you think would make a 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 SPAGHEHI area. The Taggart Pipe Band will on a regular basis. This means o6 this easy rental service. 7 to 9 p.m. c * 'Tougher Statute lowers, who half-filled the 7,600 SHERWIN WILLIAMS Need extra bed space? Rent price of clothing as it is today, lamp, take it to ABC and let I FeUx L. Gavello Mrs. Santos said that, shortly ] P* HELCO officials said this diction of 8th Air Force Head perform, wearing rail dress out that there is no large Invest RAVIOLI seats in the coliseum. ment for these expensive tools a roll-away bed or rent a crib many women have learned ‘•to them electrify it for you. There Speeloliiing in Felix Lawrence Gavello, 54, after she asked her 15-year-oId ' T ^ t* i'n L 'e morning that the company has quarters at Westover Air Force fits of Red Ross tartan plaid. 981 MAIN STREET are many items that make love Vincent C. Gilligaa daughter Diane to start cook- C C U l i i H B "We are not going to stand only one Interest In the prop and they pay rental on ly. for for the baby. United Rent-Ails sew. Patterns are much easier OPEN DAILY •of 147 Spruce St., died this and keep silent and see hypo Base, Chicopee. Mass. Ladles of the charch will par ly lamps and ABC Appliance Re The funeral of Vincent C. ing the fish, she heard cries of erty — to run Its transmission TEL. 648-6686 the period that they are needed. have Just about everything for to follow and even an inexper 8:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. ^morning at Manchester Memo- Gilligan of Willimantic. former crites going around bombing The search was directed by ticipate in a pancake race, an ienced per.'ion can turn out a pairs does a very fine job of BRAKE SERVICE "The house is on fire! The house Proposed Today lines from Manchester to Willi- early Anglican (Jhurch custom, A Service Chain saws o^ all types are rent. ,rial H o ^ ta l after a long ill- ly of Manchester, was held this places," Muhammad vowed, mantlc. the Coast Guard with on-lhe- creditable job, but a sewing ma electrification at a very reason SUNDAYS mess. is full of smoke!'” Diane’s broth after the pipe band. able price. Front End Alignment morning from the W. P. Quish er Ronnie, 11, then managed to alluding to the desrtructlon by The company, until 1955, had scene operations guided from a O f chine is an ab.solute necessity. 4 P.M. to 10:,30 P.M. ; Bom In Hamden on Oct. 25. Funeral Home, 225 Main St.. (Continued from Page One) explosion and fire' of a Muslim ClSO plane from Argentia Naval Russ 'Wheeler of radio station 1910, he lived in Manchester put out the fire by throwing a right-of-way through the site WINF will serve as master of •Wonders of the Universe^ General Repair Work CLOSED MONDAYS Manchester, writh a Mass of I water onto the frying pan. He mosque early Tuesday In New for iU high voltage linez, but Air Station, Nfld. Sincerity components contained in the 'Since his childhood: He was em ute to a more responsible Two other KC135 tankers from ceremonies at an entertainment ty, distribution and velocity of requiem at St. Bridget’s Church. ' then carried the scalding pan York’s Harlem. io«t its rights when the MANCHESTEf interplanetary and solar plas probe. Finally, there is the ployed as a machinist by Fh-att The Rev. John J. Delaney was attitude by adults. ‘If police departments cannot federal government purchased the 30lst Air Refueling Squa at 8 honoring the king and Where Pertonal and Whitney Division of United outdoors with a towel. Parents should be made to queen of the Mardi Gras. ma. Detectors could Indicate problem of commuhicatlon.% An the celebrant. Mrs. Raymond The 8th District Fire Depart put a stop to it, we can put a the property and constructed dron Lockboume AFB, Ohio, Consideration antenna at least 85 feet in di .Aircraft Oorp., Eaat Hartford. Murphy was the organist and reaUze that their use of liquor Stop to it," Muhammad said. circled over the area after the The program will include Don AUTO PART! Advanced Sun Probe the oresence of streamers, ment was called to the scene its missile launchers. Is A Tradition waves and breaks or discontin ameter will be required to re .He was a member of the Quar soloist. Burial was in S t Bridg influences their children’s atti The spotlig^it at the conven crash Friday before being and Oarol Kuehl, "Sweethearts ABC APPLIANCE ter Century Club at Pratt and and the fire crew expelled the tudes toward drinking, the re HELCO was forced tt> con- 270 BROAD ST uities in the plasma. Mag ceive data from the probe. Osfrinsky et’s Cemetery, where Father tion today may be on boxing. struct lU transmission lines | Joined by other aircraft from of Dance” ; Sharyn Glngras, "St. "Whitney and a communicant of smoke by using a smoke ejec port said. Mary’s Young Lady of Song": 400 Mrin Sreet netometers could correlate When the probe moves direct Delaney read the conunittal tor. Muhammad AU, better known around the site, and considered ■ Bermuda and Lr.brador PRECISION REPAIRS DEALER IN WASTB Bt. James' Church. The commission also recom as Cassiiw Clay, the world’s Julie Crandall, dancer; Bobbi Of Extreme Value magnetic field structure with ly in back of the sun, then sig service. it too coetly and cumbersome Surface vessels, including the MACHLMNO nals will not be received at all Survivors include his wife, The excitement and the sight mended that the safety aspects heavyweight champion, holds Santlni, soprano and Franklin plasma disturbances. 41 O A K ST. MATERIALS Mrs. Helena Bouffard Gavello; of the damage incurred swept for good transmission. General Alex M. Patch of the e Cylinder Heads because of the radio noise gen of drinking be emphasizcid in an exhibitiem match with Cody Military Air Transport Service, Lawrence, tinging a duet; the By Dr. I. M. Levitt, Director without learning more about The solar probe could deter Tel. 649-8879 tw o sons. Fireman l.C. Peter away the Santos appetites, and high school driver training Rev. George Nostrand, rector of a Engine Blocks and the sun and its behavior. erated by the sun. They must Columbia Jones. Elijah Muhammad plans also were diverted to the area. Other Surfaces On The Fels Planetarliun mine the solar wind’s ion com Gavello serving with the U.S. the supper was for^tten. courses. St. Mary’s Church, preaentlnq Results from many scien position to jUeld a better under be stored on tape and transmit RA6S, IRON to attend. The collision was the third in -Foreign nnd American Of The Franklin Institute BEPAIRS ON— Navy aboard the USS Cadmus "Singing Strings” : and the "Silk tific satellites and probes show standing of the abundance ra.- ted when the probe is clear of and Lawrence Gavello of Mah- Security was strong at the (our months Involving planes Cars and Trucks An understanding of the sun Grills, Electric Irons, convention. Town Four,” Dave McBlroy, that activity on the sun in tlos of gases coming from the the sun. Even stabilization pre SCRAP METAL chester; six daughters. Mrs. Man Injured Events from Pease. Nine men were Open Saturdays Until 5 P.M. and processes taking place on Toaztera, Percolators, Fifty Chicago policemen tenor, John Fldler, lead, Joe TURNPIKE terms of the solar wind, flares sun. Photometer measures may sents a problem, for sensors l>wis Brookshear of Somer killed in the two previous crash mu-^t be available to be pointed Vacuum Glenners, Heaters, com b^ the coliseum for bombs es. Halloran, baritone and Frank ito surface may be realized if which occur on the solar sur separate the zodiacal light into and PAPER ville, S. C., Mrs. William Daley After Car Skids White Paper on Viet Nam in the desired directions. As in Fans, Sewing Machines, o f EJast Hartford, Mrs. Edward before the meeting opened. Oth Brig. Gen. Robert B. Miller, Vendetta, base, all members of AUTO the Advanced Pioneer solar face, sunspots and coronal ac the two components which scat Lamps 7SI PARKER ST. er officers joined the 11-car car ■In StatjB the Manchester Chapter of tivity, affect physical condi ter sunlight. One is the free the case of the Mariner probes Fedorich of Torrington, Mrs. David E. Therrien, 22. of Wil commandant at Pease, was probes now being contemplated the star Canopus may be used Tel. 64S-57S5 or 643-5879 ■Raymond Morin of Lawton, Oaims Reds in Full War avan e.scorting the Black Mus named to head a board of in 8PEBSQSA, Inc. SEAT COYER materialize. It is this knowl tions around and on the earth. electron scattering end the other Ail work guordnteed limantic, is listed In satisfactory lim leader to the convention site (Conttnned from Page One) The entertalnmeft wUl eon- As one example, a storm or is believed due to dust. The to petmlt proper orientation. -Okla., and Miss Patricia Gavel- quiry to investigate the crash. Reuben Plen’s edge which may play a -vital The.advanced Pioneer can be lb and Miss Katherine Gavello, condition this morning at Wind- from his 19-room South Sided clude with group atnging. ir CoRvertibI* Tops role In NASA’s scientific pro flare on the sun will affect the ability to detect solar flares on (Continued from page One) A preliminary survey of the mansion. Muhammad had been treated for smoke inhalation and The Mardi Graa begins Mon earth in many “ways over a the aide of the sun not visible launched to pass close to the both at home; his mother, Mrs. ham Memorial Hospital /olIiTvV- lacerations. Texaco Sfafion ■k Auto^Soot Covers grams. More and more scien sun or move far out to dis ing an early morning, one-car arms cache Included besides the the target of many death day, with a'variety of acUvltles tists are concluding that their period of days. A wave of from the earth will provide •Theresa Barberis Gavello of at more than >2,000 compared to Mrs. George Cronin was also South Windsor Custom Made From The tances beyond Jupiter to pro CAMPING ;Mancheeter; two brothers, At- crash on Rt. 87 in Columbia. 1 million rounds of ammunition, threats and one caller said between 3:M end 10 p.m. at the researches on the earth’s en short wavs radiations appear information on flare a/:tlvity WATKINS-WEST Jess than 20,000 in 1991. It has taken^ to a hoepital where she 381 Main Sfroat Bolt of Goods to Fit Your vide scientists with knowledge ■tilio Gavello of Wapping and According to the Colchester more than 1,000 stick grenades, bomba were hidden in the col church. There will be booths, a vironment cannot be complete which disturb radio transmis which may prove vital to an five regimental headquarters. 500 pounds of TNT, 2,000 rounds iseum. was treated for smoke inhala Auto Hitg Man, country store, games, movies, a Oar sions. This is accompanied by Apollo crew on their way to or of the various fields beyond FUNERAL E([>UIPMENT Elmore Gavello of Windsor Troop, Therrien was driving 50 battalions and an estimated Phent 643.9149 the earth. The same quantity Locks; a sister, Mrs. Anthony south at 2:15 whne he skidded .of mortar ammunition, 500 anti A police official said detec tion and refeased. cafe, a niirsery and a junior A Free Estimates an outburst of solar radio from the moon. The probe could 139 compantEr~~fiuM>6rting the tank grenades, rifles, heavy Fire officials said the blaze of energy Ls required for one Tents. Cots, Sleeping Bags, Struff of Manchester; pnd eight on sand while rounding a curve. tives would mingle with the Mardi Graa for children. Hydraasatio TranamlssloB ■4 Free Installation noise. Within an hour the earth also differentiate high energy SERVICE Air Mnttresaes, Stoves, main force units are an estimat machine guns, carbines, sub apparently started on the sec Leg Fractured type of mission as for the other. grandchildren. The car spun around in an arc, crowd throughout the meeting. I Repairing '"Drive. Down or Call" . . . is Dombarded by solar cosmic particles which originate on the Lanterns ed 90,000 to 80,000 part • time machine guns, light machine ond floor of the house, which rays and after a day the mag sun (rom those of galactic origin Probes launch^ in pairs in con The Hobnes Funeral Home. struck a dirt bank, rolled over All Work Guaranteed 166 Middle Tumplko West guerrillas who receive only half guns and 500 pounds of medical has an apartment on an upper Albert Mollnsri, 64, of 1285 netic field of the earth is dis for when the probe approaches junction with an earth satel ORMAND J. WEST 400 Main St., is in charge of several times and rammed into pay which means they must Manchester funeral arrangements which are supplies with labels from East floor. The fire caused extensive Sullivan Ave., was struck down CD to Study Texaco Lubrication Service turbed and auroras may be the sun the number of solar par lite could provide information MANCHESTER a tree. The accident is under in work at least part of the ti^e to about fields close to the sun, Director incomplete pending arrival of vestigation by the troop. Germany, the Soviet Union. HELCO High damage to the second and third by a car last night while he seeii. An increase in the num ticles should increase while SURPLUS SALES CO; scratch out a living. North Viet Nam, Commimist floors. Shelter Sites We Give Green Stamps ber, or activity, of sunspoU al at the earth’s distance from the the son in the Navy. was walking along Sullivan those of tha galazy should de 142 E. CENTER ST. 169 N. MAIN ST. Weapons — an increasing China, Czechoslovakia and other in addition to the Cronins, so affects normal operations on crease. Even neutrons, believed sun, and at distances out to at Depot Square ; Mr*. John Carella number of weapons from out sources. other occupants, all of whom Ave. He was taken to Man Quality earth In a more ^Subtle way. Jupiter. Perhaps when these F ^ ‘ side Communist sources have On Nike Bid chester Memorial Hospital A fall-out protectionBction ’^ r v e y to result from nucleer rea'^tlons Manchester’s Oldest Open Dally to 9:00 P-M. Mrs. Josephine DeGregorio U.S. Bomber s Documents found on the ship escaped safely, are Mr and has been Initiated by tM town Unfortunately, we are 93,- near the surface of the sun, can fields are correlated then the been seized in the south includ and on the bodies of several Mrs, Aurel Bernard and John where he is listed in satisfac Work! true picture as to what goea on J. FARR — 643-7111 Carella, 75, wife of John Carella avll Defense organlaatiu.ranlaatlon to— Typawritar Sorvict 000,000 miles from the sun and be detected. With FtoMt FaclUtlez ing 67mm and 75mm reooilless Viet 0>ng aboard. Identified the The Manchester lOH (In Shoaf. tory condition with a fractured in the solar system can come « f Hartford, mother of Mrs. Blast Jungles rifles, dual purpose machine identify and prepare shelters In at this distance the solar influ There are so many answers Eleanor Colangelo and a sister vessel as having come .from structors of the Handicapped) 1«S- Into sharp focus. gima, rocket launchers, large yesterday lost out in Its finsl The alleged driver of the cu-, Manchester. ence has been greatly attenuat which could be realized with ^ Mrs, Jennie DlBlase, both of North Viet Nam. The survey is being under- Yale (Continued from Page One) mortars an<^ anti-tank mines. "The indident underlined in bid for acquiring the 23-acre Orvls E. Lambert of 22 W. ed and we cannot learn as much a successful solar probe that Manchester, died yesterday at Open Space Plan Gardner St., Manchester, was Uken by CD director Edwin about this Influence as desired. one might ask; Why haven’t we Hartford Hospital. A new family of Chinese Com the most^ dramatic form that suroluB Nike site on Line St. Typewritora Rspalred Town Employes Painting— Decorating ambushes late last year gave munist-manufactured weacons Hanoi is behind the continuing In Glastonbury. charged with failure to drive ^ a r d a and civil engineer and Overhauled It is for this reason that solar launched one before? The ans , Other survivors include four the Vietnamese army one of its to the left of pedestrian. He Frank Savatt of the U.a Navy prqtes approaching close to the wer to this question is a simple pons, two daughters, four broth- appeared recently In Viet Cong campaign of aggression aimed The Hartford Electric Light Meeting Subject Standards and Portables Phont Discuss Wages bloodiest defeats. Since that hands. Included are semi-auto at conquering South Viet Nam," Co., with an offer of $22,625, will appear in East Hartford Departmant sun\ are coustdereiF significant one. A large booster expending a COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL isrs, a sleter, fifteen grandchil time the Viet Cong has been in Circuit Court March 22. Upon completion of the sur 643-6365^ to our imderstandlng of what is tremendous qu7,ntity of energy matic carbines, light machine the report stod. was the apparent high bidder An overall plan of open space Work Picked Up B Delivered dren and seven great-grandchll- effective control of most of the at sealed-bid openings in Bos According to State Police in vey, detail modifleatione may taking place in the earth’s en to come close to the sun. General Manager Richard Interior— Exterior— Color Consultinfi* Service jdren. guns and aasauH rifles. Chinese Terrorism — In 1994, the re reservations in Manchester will Machines For Rent area. ton yesterday, at which 12 Hartford, Laimbert was driving be made to some buildings In vironment. It is idao for this is necessary to launch a probe Martin has invited represents . The (tmeral will be held Mon- Oommimlst antitank grenade port said, 436 South Viet Nam be discussed Tuesday at a mast Complete Insurance Coverage i Spokesmen for South Viet launchers and ammunition hamlet chiefs and other govern bids, Including one of an undis south on Sullivan Ave. when wxler to win approval from the reason that scientists are de More Power Required Uvea Of all municipal employes j^ y at 8:15 a.m. from the Nam's national police said In ing of planning and conserva his car struck Molinari. « a v y D^tartment so that they oups to a meeting on Wednea- made in China also have been ment officials were killed by the closed sum from the lOH, tion groups. FraiBis X. Tarhuni signing instrumentation to As an exeunple of this diffi Est. 1915 D'Usopo Funeral Chapel, 235 Saigon they had uncovered a be used aa ahaltars. make an>ropriate measure y for a discussion of salaries, captured. And it Is estimated Viet Cong and 1,131 were kid were Received. The plan will include a pri Read Herald .4ds. DM’twait... culty it Is known that' the At- fiVethersfield Ave., Hartford, Communist political organiza the Viet Cong have at least 180 Stuart H. V. Carlson of Man They will be stocked with ments on a close approach to Swages and fringe benefits for naped. More than 1,350 civilians ority Hat for the acqulsltloa of Plien« 64M986 laz-Agena booster can launch a ,
Indums Blasted by Defending Tourney Champions Sports Viewing •a t u k x a y Ellington Victor, tiM ( •) Baakettan, at Nary Hillhouse Too Tough, 81-45 tiM (10) Way ef a Omm- $ m r » ) Ten Phi Bowlag 4iM < S) Oelf Olaaete * (SO) diamptOMhip By PETE ZANARDI b lingii Share NCC Title W Overpowering^ a game, 4:M ( 8) Oadabeat Oaddle but fiar outclassed, Man 8i66 ( t ) Race of the Week, Owning a share of thet FINAI, NOO BTANDINGR ♦qualifier^ must now wait » chester High, Hillhouse Hialeah W. Pet. tU Monday afUmoon at Idr- (SO) Big n r e e Ckilf North Central Conference man Hall High in WalHngford High of New Haven ad ( 8) Wide World of South Windsor ------8 basketball crown is Elling Ellthgton ...... 8 to leant his tournament rating 38 City In Spoirta 10 Feminine vanced to the quarterfinals Suffleld ...... 8 and pairings. It’s the third appellation Wuhington SUNDAY ton High, which reaped year In a row he had directed 40 Repairs o f the CIAC Class A Tour East W in dsor...... 6 23 Sups nament iM t night with an 81- IlOO (10) Roller Derby that honor along with a ElllngUm to the poet-eeason 24 Dawn (poeU 41 Unwrinkled StafTord ...... * forehead (Scot.) 45 victory on the Wealeyan S:00 ( 8) N.R.A., Philadel Class B Tournament snot classic, srlnnlng the Class C 25 Fencing phia vs. Boston Oraaby ...... ® !• implement 42 French locale boards before about 1,000 fans. last night with a 65-49 win over affair two yean ago and losing 26 Ranges (2 words) Xt was the 18th victory In 19 Si80 ( 8) Sports Spectacu East Windsor In East Windsor. the first contest last March. 27 Tree yielding 43 Persia games this season for the Aca lar The KnlghU of Coach Bob with two concluding hoops. chicle 44 Uncommon 4:00 (SO) Sports In Actkm Ending the first frame with KIUastMi (H) MQCh 48 Employer demics while the Indians ended Healy had to snap their host’s B. F. Fta. SProcetted Iglin 28 European ( 8) World of Oolf a 13-11 advantage, the KnlghU • stream 47 Calf meat the campaign with an 11-9 six-game winning streak to end 8 0 SMeUt 48 Icelandic tale I ’M ( 8) World Figure the season with an 8-2 confer pushed It to 31-24 by the half 8 a « 10 Malarial (ever 20 Elapsed showing. Skating Cham^onehips R 3 e 31 Exiiit SO Explosive ence mark to tie neighbor and maintained a 45-37 lead 3 0 4 11 Misplaced sound ExhiolUng ball handling and through three quarters. 17 Egg dish 33 Urns rebounding that has paced South Windsor. 8 1 17 Overall the Knights finished Floor shooting proved the 4 1 f 5 " 10 11 them to two straight CHas* A margin of victory for Elling 3 1 7 crowns, Billy Evans, Tony Ba the regular schedule with an Fast Finish 11-9 mark while Elast Wind ton, outscorlng Blast Windsor 28 9 65 14 rone, and big Walt Esdalle re ______from the — ---- floor 23-18 whUe the fused to let up and widened the sor, already qualified for the (4t> a a ’ss“c Journey, finlshea 6-5 In^hosU ^ B. F. Pla, gap throughout Still, the local Seals Doom 10 4 94 17 contingent never conceded and the conference. vantage. ^ ^ , 0 0 0 Ellington maintained a shaky 1 game s high , 1 « g fought the New Haven club un lead throughout. With two , Windsor with 24 | 1 0 3 20 til the (Inal buzzer. Ankle and For Cheney 4 1 9 minutes left, the hosts i ZAblla^ky p a c e d m i ^ ^ a a cold limited Bob Evans and to within three polnU making I with 17. Rick BlMChard had 0 0 0 Carl Hohenthal to only two Pulling away in the final It 51-48. Then Don Zabilansky j nine for the^ KnlghU.^ 49 points between them. quarter, East Oranby finished and Bill Welz saved the day I Healy, like all B tourney I Totals ift u Evans was the big man In the year on a positive note last Coach Sam Bender's attack, night with a 49-38 win over scoring 18 points, Including a Cheney Tech. The winners end hot eight for nine from the line. ed the year with a 6-15 record Hillhouse shot Just under SO per while the Rangers complete the Kimball in Home Finale cent from the floor, hitting on schedule with a 6-13 showing. 30 of 69 attempts, and adted a Coming off a narrow 34-33 good 21 of SO from the Una. Ba three quarter lead, Blast Gran tons and Esdaile each added by pushed through 16 points in As UConns Bid for Crown 17 points to the Hillhouse total the final frame and limited and cuff Bush's 16 tallies gave Cheney to only five to win go In^Harvard 68-61 as sophomore them four men in double fig ing away. K im ball '^Joseph at the palestra ures. 'The Indians shot a reaxiec- Captain Toby KimoaiLTPhiladelphia March 8. Howie Dale scored 15 polnU. • 1 • • 42 43 44 Andy Tomko was high scorer table 19 for 62 field goal at for Coach John Klels with 12 yet to taste defeat this sea “Our boys won't take New The Bulldogs owed the victory tempts and were eight for 11 son, bids adieu to the fans Hamp^re UghUy. Our main •a much to Harvard’s jxjor 49 ix>lnts, Marc Renaiud was close o o n ^ tte d only nine fouls, in behind with 11 taUies. John at Storrs tonight as the dbJocUve aU season has been to second half shooting as to their cluding two offensive. Jim Wick was tops for the winners, win the conference champion own efforts. The Crimson hit 52 Kuhn was high for the Indians University of Connecticut ship. I thlirk the boys mean to on only 22 per cent of their collecting 11 points foUowed by plays its last home game of with 13 points, foUowed by Bud Labarre's 10. do thU Saturday night,” Shabel shots after intermission and 55 Duka Hutchinson (12) and Bob For three quarters It was a the basketball season. said. •cored only 19 points In the en Bosworth (10) in double fig nip and tuck affair. Blast Gran Kimball, who missed the oiUy One person apparently with tire half. ures. by moved out to a 13-12 first tw'o games the Huskies have out much doubt about the out Yale, now 8KU1 and 5-7 In ivy Esdaile, who does tap-ups by come of the Yankee Conference Din OUR WAlf BY J. R WILLIAlvi quarter advantage. Cheney dropped, wlU lead the team League play, had a better than tapping down, i>aced Hillhouse race U Jack Ramsey, coach of REBOUNDING EDGE—One of the factors in Hillhouse’e easy win over Man fought back to even It at 22-22 against New Hampshire in the 60 i>er cent shooting effort far to an overwhelming 48-22 re at intermission. game that should give Con SL Joseph’s. He'll be in the the second half. I CANT BEAK WHO ICANT bounding advantage. Playing a chester last night was the rebounding. Left, 6-5 Walt Esdaile easily outjumps stanrM tonight charting KbnbaU YOUMORKIMQ SENTt FIGURE It was sweet revenge for the necticut, 20-2, Yankee Confer Central Coimecilcut, gurmlng UtUe over three-quarters, Es and Company. M3UR HEART FOB , HIM OUT- Carl Hohenthal. Right, Jumping-jack 5-9 Cliff Bush leaps high to snare ball home club. When they visited ence crowm. for iU eight straight District 33 vou ?l BOB USED daile pulled down IS clean In other games tonight, sud ooT-iF icer, from Jim Kuhn. (Herald Photos by Satemis.) ______Manchester the Rangers pre Big Toby and Cris Whltoomfc UUe, had to struts to get by STUCK ON I'M , THE UTMOST] graba. OUff Buah had nine. sented them with a 71-40 defeat. will be the only seniors In the denly solid Yale closes out lU IT IlLBRINO DOIN't TACT AND Kuhn's six was tops for Man home season against Ivy League Salem StaU, 93-88. Gene Reilly irndID .THIS , DIPlOMACy starting lineup. Whitcomb will with 28 poliits was the Mg gun chester. replace Ron Ritter for the home cellar dweUer Dartmouth, Fair- YOU FOR ON Hli^ T. Pti. for the Blue I>evils, who won "The kldla never gave up," B. field meeU tradlUonal rival ADVKE/ AND H. VMskaiUs .. 0 8 a finale. it at the foul line. They scorsd LISTEN f 4 Bridgeport: Hartford entertains said Manchester Coach Phil Big Night on Track Front, ... a 0 Connecticut, which whipped on 30 of 38 chances. Hyde. "They fought all the B. Uotekaitls ... 1 2 4 New Hampshire earlier this sea CX7NY, and Wllhiivantlc State ... s 8 9 The University of Hartford, way. 'Ihoy were outclassed by ... s 6 11 son without Kimball, has every closes out Its season at home a superior team, a reaUy out PalterKio ... 0 0 0 reason to be up for the game against Barringtogi.^ heading for the most successful standing team. They didn’t look Lafaarre . ... 6 0 10 and Coach Fred Shabel {wom- In other gamea. Trinity la at season In lU short history, Burke ,.. ... 3 a 8 dnd>ed Suffolk University 106- that bad whan you take all fac World Dash Mark Equaled 0 0 Ised that his charges will be. Clark, WuSams at Wesleyan Ide ...... 0 76 as Stan Plotkowakl racked tors Into consideration." Diesel ...... 0 0 0 “Our kids know that by and New Haven at Naseem. up 26 points. Gary Palsdlno "We had some sloppy pass winning | we'll go against SL Central Connecticut meets Totals i4 16 49 added 22. The winners are now ing hut we played aU right,” QAM irP A M rT Q rn f AP)wards that he much preferred<^United States meet for the Rus- (88) Joeeph’s j he said. Gorham SUte In the champion 10-8 with two games remaining. •aid Coach Bender. WUl the tjAN I'K A N U iaL.U u.S. Marine Billy Mills^"'—slan team. B. F. Pts. Shabel was referriirg to the ship round of the District 32 0 12 New Haven OoUege improved Academics repeat as cham —Sprinter Dari Newman In this race. World record holder Valery Tomko ... 6 third-ranked poKverhouse which NAIA tournament The wlimer ... 3 0 4 Its record to 21-3 with a 118-71: pions? "We're eure going to equaled a world dash rec- Mills had upset the Aussie and Brumel of the Soviet squad cap ... 3 6 11 will represent the Middle Atlan wUl go to the nationals In 0 4 victory over St. Francis of give It one great try," Bender 0 ^ , Australia’s Ron Clarke tured the high jump but only on ... 2 tic Conference in the NCAA Kansas City next month. won the gold medal in the 10,0(X) Accarpio ... 0 0 0 Maine. Gary Uberatora scored answered. whipped his Olympic con meter event at Tokyo last (all. the basis of fewer misses. He ... 0 0 0 tournament. The Yankee Con In games B'rlday night, Yale Barone's hoop with a minute This was the first time they had cleared an even seven feet as ... 2 1 6 ference Winner will meet St. took the measure of old foe 39 points gone x>ut HUlbouae in the lead queror, Russians captured did Otis Burrell of Nevada and ... 0 0 0 three first places and the met since. Trscy . ... 0 3 3 and sent them on their way. Clarke won by 85 yards or so BJd (Z^rxuthers of Santa Ana, Dux ...... 0 0 u “ How many times do I have to tell you, Junior, that box 0 0 Sharing the scoring among son of a former football In 8:84.7. Calif., Junior College. Johnson ... 0 -? Amazing Celtics Do It Again Ford Set to Run them. Bender’s starting five tops don't grow on trees!'* hero soared higher than Mel Hein Jr., whose father Tamara Press, the only gal Totals 30 8 38 waltzed out to a 21-S first quar any American ever had in starred on the collegiate and .with the Russians, put the nine- Score at half: 23-all. Against Ferraris ter lead. Two hoops by Hutch pound shot 57.8, farthest for a doors. professional gridirons, cleared inson and another by Carl Ho 16-6% In the pole vault (or a new woman Indoors. Her nearest ri henthal was all the Red and It all happened BYiday night val’s best effort was 18 feet Ninth Division Honors DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. WHV MOTHERS 36T eR/iy In the Golden Gate Invitational American Indoor record. 1 'White could manage as HIU- In the seldom-run 160-yard (AP) — R wlH be BV>rd chasing houae took off from a 7-6 ad Indoor Track Meet before 12,860 He missed three times at 16-9 Weekend Play at the (3ow Palace. trying to do better than Penittl daoh, Larry Questad of Stan Feirari aguln at the Mart of tha BEN CASEY vantage at the five minute ford, the 1963 NCAA champion For Champion Boston mark, to end the quarter with Newman, a 21-year-old FYesno Nlkula did in his native Finland Come Sunday night and a Daytom Oontlnental Sunday. State college senior who stands two years ago. at 100 yards, ran the best ever 14 straight points. indoors with a 16.6. His mark champion will be crowned In Padro Rodrigues of Mexico DR.FLORIO ..q u ic k l y ! THIS MAN e-feet-9, i>ut those numbers to Clarke, Hein and Ralph Bos NO MORE ROOM^j Kuhn oi>ened the second erased a pending world stand- the ISth annual Town Wom SAN FRANCISCO (A P )— Boston’s amazing Celtics, OKy put a brand ntw V12 rear OUT THERE! CAN : INHALED CAUSTIC FUMES FROM gether in speedy fashion — 6.9 ton are scheduled to compete J u s t a s a n n e raum er frame with a junq>er but £e- ardard of 16.8 by BUI Toomey of en’s D n e k p I n Bowling engine .Fenmri In the pole posi FINISHES REPAIRS ON A RARK THIS ONE THE EXPLOSION. HE HAS ACUTE seconds for the 60-yard dash. tonight In the Mason-Dixon Tournament at the T lanes. have clinched their ninth straight Eastern Division BY> FRANK O’NEAL daile was quick to get a hoop His time matched the world games at Louisville, but Boston Pasadena, Calif. Another 16.8 championship in the National Basketball Associaton and tion with a 113.731 mile an hour SEVERE EAR INJURY,.. HFKF 7 TRACHEITIS WITH EDEMA! for Hillhouse. Manchester came brought Toomey second place. Quarterfinal matohes this lap d) a 8.81-mile road and record set last year by OlymiH- won’t have another chance this afternoon at 2:80 pair Maris reign as professional sport’s most consistent dynasty. back with two hoox>s by Hutch an Bob Hayes and equaled this winter to square accounts with Willowy lolanda Balaa of Ru- baflked asphalt course at Dayto NO/ I 'U , -T i e A STRIN© inson and Kuhn again before Small vs. Fran Crandall, The Celtics wrapped up the^ na International Speedway In season by Fbrdham's Sam Per Russia’s Igor (Ter-Ovanesyan. mamla provided foreigners an. Helene Dey vs. Ruth Os AiaoUND rr A N D - Bender’s wiacards sank alx Igor outjumped Boston for the other first place clearing 6-11 in Eastern title BYiday night and OIUcs have a good chance to qualifying BYiday. ry- trander, LuclUe Smyth vs. X>ointlng for their eighth points in a row, Including four Cfiarke (ailed to get the record second straight week with a 26- the women’s high jump, the best break the victory record. John Surieet of London, tha Peggy Bell and Lois Smyth consecutive NBA championship. straight foul shots by Evans, to he wdnt after In the two-mile, 4 effort to 26-7 for his American a woman has done In the United “ But It’s not an lmi>ortant world driving champion and make it 29-12 halfway through vs. Fran Jamaitls. ” We always get a big kick out but It seemed obvious after- rival, and this was the final States. Winners will advance to record,” he said. ‘TTie Impor Rodriguez' partner In the 1,248- the frama. A three j^int i>lay of It,” exclaimed Coach Red tant thing Is to win.” mile endurance race tex>k a the semifinals tonight at Auerbach after his Celtics ran by Kuhn and baskets by Hutch 7:80. The best of seven game Boston now leads second- 118.188 m.p.h. circuit In their inson and Kobllnsky added to over the San Francisco War thuUs starts Sunday after riors 130-112 In Friday’s title- place Cincinnati by 14 games In oar. the Indian total, but Hillhouse Sports Schedule noon at 2:80. the Elastem Dirialon. TIuU waa taster than two Ford outecored them 26-31 to en Folley Sings Song, cinching game. Miss Small Is the defend Loa Angeles took a five-game OT prototype* with modified joy a 41-18 lead at the break. In the title-winning game the ing champion. Celtics coasted to an 18 point lead In the Western Division by FYUrlane engines, who were In tha first thrae mlnutaa of Saturday, Feb. 27 beating second-place St. Louis next bsM at 112.610 and 111.812. C IH5 Sr WM. t«c tha fourth canto the oluba ex Blast CathoUc at UHartford victory despite playing reserves ,*r-^7 Wants Patterson Next the entire second quarter. Sam 106-90. The Hawks loat a 5
I*- 1 - lATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1966 PAGE TWELVE ^tti^ning l|walb About Town The F lref. of the Business Bodies Announce Engagements American Lefion Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the L«grioh Home, Qlaetonhury. *tual Savings Banks__ In Meridm. FIRM TO MOVE 1 The schoolT which •wlU be held Sunset Rebekeih Lodge will The Hartford East District in two sessions, Fob. 28 to meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd of the John Hancock Mutual March 6 and Nov. 14 to 20, In Fellows Hall. Mrs. John Chris U fe Insurance Co., now locat i -I ■ cludes personnel from ten tensen and a cornmittee will ed at 63 E. Center St., will fill ^ states In its pilot class of 120. serve refreshments. move into the modem new The curriculum (will cover sH Parkade Office Building in the I phases of mortnige operations Seaman. Robert W. Schubert, Shopping Farkade in mid- 4 f i with■ thehe flrat-firet Session devoted U.S. Coast Guard, son o f' Mr. March, according to Matthew to one-to-fopr-family housing and Mrs. Robert F. Schubert Bortone, director of real estate ■ I-:; and the second to Income-pro of 17 Summer St., recently re for First Hartford Realty Co., ducing and special purpose real turned to Honolulu, Hawaii, owners and operators of the estate, Including urban renewal aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Parkade. and redevelopment. ^ Matagorda after an 84 day de The new offices, above the ployment on ocean station W. T. Grant Store, comprise a The Colonial Board Co., 616 duty. 8,000 square foot air-condition Parker St„ has declared a reg ed suite with conference room, ular quarterly dividend of 37% The ^ h ool of Missions of research library and rooms for cents per share on Its preferred Community Baptist Church will insurance consultants. stock, payable on March 15 to meet tomorrow from 6 to 7:30 The local John Hancock of stockholder of record on p.m. at the church. A sanihvich fice, under the direction of dis March 1. The box board manu supper with dessert and bev trict manager Michael J. Ma facturing company realized an erage will be Served. The theme loney Jr., has been the company Increase In sales of 9.2% last will be ‘The Christian Mission leader for six consecutive year with a ratio of total cur in the Philippines.” years, putting into force more rent assets over liabilities of than 3221 mllilon of life insur 3.2 to 1.0. t«fins photo^ L o r in g pho«ONf> Fallot photo A rehearsal for all sections ance in the last 11 years. The The engagement of Miss Linda The engagement of Muss Su The engagement of Miss Janet of the Manchester Civic Or company’s Five Year Quality Obnsted of Bolton Center to san Jeanne Keeney of Manches Daniels Cary to David John chestra will be held Monday at Performance trophy has been Alan W. Doherty of West Frank ter to Russell Warren Masher Kelsey, both of Manchester, has 7:45 p.m. in the Band Room of won six times. Bids Lor Paint . h r lin. N.H., has been announced of East Hartford has been an been announced by hef parents, Manchester High School. More than 75 per cent of the Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Cary, 156 33 members of the district staff A popular vote by custwners at Mott's SupevGAuhet on E. by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. nounced by her parents, Mrs. Middle Tpke has nsulted In the selection ol Mrs. Mildred . Sought by Town Richard Olmsted, Hebron Rd. Jesuine Keeney of 67 Wads McKee St. Memibers of the Ladies Aid have successfully completed a two-year course in advanced Smole of 158 Lydall St. as tho Checker Queen of the Year Her fiance is a son of Mr. worth St. and Wesley Keeney Her fiance is a son of Mr. Society of Zion Evangelical Lu The town la advertising for and Mrs. Everett Kelsey, 28 Au underwriting gfiven by the Life for the local store. The winner of the same title in 1964, and Mrs. William A. Doherty, of Wall St., Hebron, theran Church will meet to Mrs. Smole is shown here with Ben Canall, store manager. bids for a supply of white and Her fiance is a son of Mr. tumn St. morrow at 7:30 p.m. at Holmes Underwriters Training Council West Frsmklin, and more than 20 per cent She ia a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., loves cooking and reading of yellow reflectorlzed paint, to Miss Olmsted; a 1961 graduate and Mrs. Olin R. Mosher, Ware- Miss Cary, a 1963 graduate BVneral Home, 400 Main St., be used for marking traffic of Manchester High School, is a have completed one or more of and is the mother of two chUdren. She has been employed Manchester High School, is ham, Mass, to pay respects to Mrs. Ida at Mott's as a part-tlms chscker for the past two and a lanes. Specifications call for the Miss Keeney, a 1964 graduate senior at Central Connecticut Androlot, who was a member of the five examinations leading a senior at Bates College, Lewis to the professional designation half years. paints to* consist of a mixture of Rham High School, i-s em State College where she is a the group. ton, Maine, where she is major Chartered Life Underwriter. of paint and glass beads, and ing in French and Spanish. She ployed at Pioneer Parachute secretarial major working to to have the property of angular ward an associate degree. Her Friendship Circle of the Sal Crafts before joining Associa agent in Manchester since also spent a year of study dur Co. Her fiance is a graduate of ATTENDS PARLEYS reflectivity. Riddle Aeronautical School, fiance is a 1961 graduate of vation Army will have a wor ted Construction. 1962, will supervise seven ing her junior year at Clermont Arthur G. Holmes, vice presi As a possible indication of TTnlversity, Clermont. France. Miami, Fla. He is employed as Manchester High School. He is ship program Monday at 7:45 agents handling the sale and shrinking traffic patterns, more a test In^ctor by Pratt and senior at the University of p.m. at the church. Mrs. Peter dent of Hobnes Funeral Home, PROMOTED AT PEPSI eervlce of life and health Insur Her fiance attended Mount Her 400 Main St., has just returned yellow than white paint is be man School and is a 1963 grad Whitney Division of United Connecticut where he is ma Stevenson will lead the devo Herbert C. Brown of 543 ance. ing sought—350 gallons of the Aircraft Corp., Blast Hartford. joring in geology. tions. Hostesses will be Mrs. after participating in funeral yellow and only 300 gallons of uate of Bates College. He is a home director conventions in Woodbridge St. has been named senior at the Amos Luck School No date has been set for the No date has been set for the Robert Hubbard and Mrs. James Work has started on the in the white. Loe Angeles. Calif., and Hawaii. general merchandising manager stallations of an air-conditlon- of Business Administration, wedding. wedding. Munsie. The bids will be opened at 11 of the Pepal-Cola Bottling Com Ing system in the main office Dartmouth College, Hanover, panies of Hartford-Springfleld a.m. on March 12, In the Mu Wharton - VanWhy The Junior Century Club will of the Poet Office at the Cen nicipal Building Hearing Room. N.H. and New Haven, a sides area ter. The contractors, New Con A summer wedding is The eoigagemenl of Miss have a poster workshop Monday of nearly two million. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. tractors, Avon, Conn., -began planned. EUizabeth Wharton of Colebrok A mentoer of the company the preliminary work of cut $4.81 for Housing to Joseph Staples VanWhy of Wajme Manchester, 23 Olive for the past six tponths. Brown Lane, Rockville, and a mural ting holes through the walls Wlnsted has been announced was formerly sales aupervlaor. for the placement of ducts on LONDON—-The average Brit workshop the same day and by her mother Mrs. Henry John Prior to his Pepsi asaociatlon, Jan. 17. ish household spends the Wharton, Colebrock. Miss Whar. time at the home of Mrs. Henry he served eight years as New equivalent of 34.81 a week on Wedding Lopez, 29 Charing Rd., Wap- England district sales manager ton is also a daughter of the Construction has begun on a housing compared with 33.78 late Rev. Henry J. Wharton. ping. All memibera are Invite: of the Statler Tissue Corpora In 1957-59, a Labor Ministry The posters and mural are be aecond addition to the Manches Her fiance is a son of the tion of Maasachuaetts and also report says. Newbert - Chadwick ing made for "Uttle Pawnee of S. C. Johnson A Son of ter facilities of Rogers Corp. late Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Van The new unit will expand pro TTie marriage of Mias Joan A. Why of Winsted. Brother," a show presented by Wisconsin, He attended North the Children’s Wing of the Little duction of the firm's phenolic Chadwick of Coventry to Miss Wharton attended Mount eastern Uhlverslty In Boston, Theatre of Manrtieater aiid majoring in sales management. mokUng matert&ls by 30 i>er Ceorge T. Newbert Jr. of Holyoke College, graduated sponsored by the Junior Cen cent, with building planned ao from the University of Connec Thomaston, Maine, took place tury Club. BRIEFS that there will be no Interrup Saturday, Feb. 13, at the As ticut and received an M.Ed. tion of woric. The first unit was WESTOWN sembly of God Church, WUli- from the University of Hart Three agents for Allstate Ufe finished last month and had Its mantic. ford. Miss Wharton is employed Insurance Co. at 348 W. Middle first production run on Jan. 25. PHARMACY . I The bride is a daughter of Mr. as a chemistry teew:her at Man Budget Sessions Tpke. have received special 450 Hartford Rd.—640-9046 and Mrs. Lyle A. Chadwick. chester High School. Mr. Van recognition for outstanding New data processing services Swamp Rd. The bridegroom is a Why graduated cum iaude from Resume Monday achievement in a recent life In for Connecticut towns and mu To maintain our continuity aon of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Trinity College where he was a surance sales contest Thomas nicipalities are now being made of medical service we are member of Fmi Beta Kappa. He Conti of Vernon and William Newbert Sr., Thomaston. General Manager .Richard available by the Hartford Na received an MA from Brown Barrett and James Coulling, The Rev. Calvin Rogers of 'Martin on Monday will continue tional Bank and Trust Co. The Old Orchard Beach, Maine per University and was chairman Arthur 6. Holmee both of Glastonbury, ranked basic Hartford National pro Open All Day . Loriiig photo of the classics department at hia review of departmental re- high in the five-week competi formed the double ring cere The engagement of Miss gram will provide a complete mony. Robert Lewis of Hart The Loomis School until June, questa for approprlatlona foe At the International conven tion, during which totals sales system for handling all of a Donna Marie Vaders of Man for Allstate reached SUNDAY ford was the organist. Mias Pa 1964, when he was appointed the 1965-66 fiscal year with the tion of the Order of the Golden 3687 mil community's sssessment and tricia Balch of Manchester and chester to Donald A. Papa of curator of the Stowe-Day Foun Rule, an organization of funer lion. Guilford has been announced by following achedule. AH of the tax collection requirements on Neil-tChadwick of Green Lane, dation. Hartford. al directors with 1,100 members modern data prf>c8iSing equip her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil No date has been set for Uie hearings will be held In the on throe continents, held In Los For the fourth consecutive Pa., were the soloists. Bouquets Municipal Building Hear ment. Of white carnations were on the liam J. Vaders, 307 Henry St. wedding. Angeles, he moderated a panel year, the Connecticut State Her fiance is a .son of Mrs ing Room, with the exception avergreen-decorated altar. discussion of funeral service Emplo>Tnent Service will offer William F. Legault, assist Donald Papa of Guilford and the of Recreation and Parka, ita Student Meets the Hhnploy- HOT ROD SPECIAL » The bride, given in marriage which will be conducted in Uic tax and legal problems. ant treasurer of the Savings late Donald Papa. Hobnes also attended the re er Week. Set for mid-April, the by her father, wore a full-length Chamber Parley Probate Court Hearing Room. Bank of Manchester, will spend 1962 Chevrolet Super Sport. Mis.s Vadera, a graduate of convened session of the Order project brings current high next week at the new Mort three-tiered gown of chantilly Manchester High School, is 9 a.m. — Treasurer, Con school graduates together with 400, V-8, 4-speed trans,, ra lace. Her shoulder-length veil of troller, Collector of Revenue in Hawaii, meeting at Honolu gage Operations School of the 1968 graduate of Bay Path Jun Slated Tuesday lu. During his stay In Hawaii, selected en4>loyera. National Association of Mu- dio, heater, whitewalls. Illusion was arranged from a ior College. Longmeadow, Mass. and Assessor. coronet of rhinestones and Ir- 2 p.m. — Welfare. he visited the monument to the Bright red bucket seats. She ia employed by the law firm Five members, of the Man battleship Arizona in Pearl The Hamilton Standard di ridescents. She carried a bou of Gryk and Gryk. Her fiance 2:30 p.m. — Llbrarlea. vision of United Aircraft Coip. Jet black and «1595 quet of white pompons. chester Chamber of Commerce 3:30 — Water and Sewer De Harbor, and the famous Kauain received a BA in economics In and Garcia mortuaries on the will develop equipment for con ■harp. Full price Miss Mary Ellen Adams of plan to attend a leadership con partments. , 1962 from Trinity College. He 8 p.m. — Recreation and islands of Kauai and Maui. He trolling the atmosphere inaide COSMETICS Willimantic was the maid of is presently serving in the U.S ference on national afl||irs in the BiosateiUte, the first apace Park Department. was accompanied by his wife WE CARRY ALL honor. Bridesmaids were Mias Army and is stationed at Ft vehicle to use an oxygen-nitro Hartford Tuesday. Martin’s sessions with de during the entire trip. IflE TOP LINES CARTER CHEVROLET Alma Choflet of Pelham, N.Y., Meade, Maryland. Mr. Papa gen atmosphere at sea levd and Miss Mary Anne Miller of -The cofiference, which ia partment heads will conclude CO. INC. plans to resume graduate work sponsored by the U.S. Chamber on Tuesday morning, after US' NEW POST pressure similar to the earth’s 1225 MAIN STREET Creamery, Pa. at Trinity College in July. Louis Dellafera of 252 Green environment. Hamilton Stand ARTHUR DRUQ otf Commerce, will touch on which he will prepare hia own MANCHESTER. CONN. The attendants were dressed No date has been set for the such topics as excise tax re recommendations, for aubmis- Rd. has been named controller ard will supply the gas man alike in floor - length sheath wedding. form, consumer credit and slon to the board of OPEN SUNDAY-^ P3L-9 P.M. OPEN 24 HOURS TED TRUDON, Inc. Manchester Bowlini fireen m um 0/IK RESTAURANT BROAD and MIDDLRUJRNPIKR Route 8S, Tolland Tpke.— TaleottviUe «34 CENTER STRUT ct ADAMS Sm UT tee tmRTER ouui i t —jiancheeter 648-21TF*^MANCHBSTER-643-217T :. r-family hourtng id to lncome*pro- )eclal purpose real ing urban renewal >ment. ___ * sil Board Co., 616 u declared a raK* t dividend of 87V4 re on Its preferred e on March 15 to FO . 27 thni MAR. 5 of record on box board manu- IT iE uT niitR CSLANNBIUI ipany realised an - - - / a n lies of 9.2% last ratio of total cur- N - a .... 'I..'.,' ------’ l ^ ------—' _ ’ ' , ■------:— . . *1-' >ver liabilities of FaH Shopping Starts* i ' • P a in t it b y T o w n In the WbrkSf a Lot of Offbeat Comedies is advertisinir for Notebook ipply of white and ra w TtieK—(raA)-i-9VlLatfnUghqy befuddled ghost who lectorized paint, to you will be seeing on tdeviakai dan't ahvaya make it through - marking traffic By JOAN OROBBr neat aoaaon la now being de- the wall., (Shades of tho rote cations call for the raw TORK — (NBA) tspniaed. aa the annual Madl- Marion Lome plays on Be- islst of a mixture yjoctunately for XOphael Td4^ sbii Avanne Bliopplng''qpM for wlfadied.) I glass beads, and hotti tbs, quality and ManUty telsvisicn aeples geta under way. Alsq th the comedy-fantasy >rt^erty of angular of the diilogtta gtvea'bah alnoo Tills la a frenzied ritual which category, but purely by .accl- aoUng days imakaa the average person's .dmt, is Hercules, a Joe Levine dble indication of .M. .wtrolt have lnq>i jChilslnaiaa p o p p in g seem as productkm vlth Gordon Scott, ifflc patterns, more .. ■ As Alex\Tajrtnski, tlik..angty peaceful as a tranqUlUed lamb. an ex-T anan, as tfae muacle- white paint is be- MUBg doctor an OBS-TVa Tb* -• -Meariy 100 i^otal are up for bdund here. 8S0 gallons of the D oeton and the Mursea, Tol« grebe. Smne look veiy hopefdl. Meeting the Mnrnber mly 300 gallons of la auppUed ^ by Some look as if they shoibd A sam pU ^ o f ana fitan, who care. -Wbiw ba^Waf’ mlvef hava been nibdn Among shown to adivertiatbg inen and rill be opened at 11 ^ a W ayM State XlbtvenMty iM - the former is Oet Smart, a .. dMt, moonUghting aa.A regu* the press, had a beautiful young ch 12. In the Mu- .hilartoua Jamas Bond.imoof bkmd (a m an; in tMa kind o f ing Hearing Room. lar performer bt both “The with Don Adams (House De- XiOae Ranger” and ‘*The Oreen show beeaiUAil yjoUng Monde are , tecttve GHiok on The, Bill Dana a lw a ys' male, and exotic bru i Hornet,” be found moat of Me Show) fw a secret agent whose / o r Housing ‘ diailague went like this: “What telephone (hidden, in the sole nettes are the females), saying : ^ m~nMA8KBDT” o f hla shoe) is ^ t ',to ring loud with gHHLt sincerity to Hercules, The average Brlt- ly and oonatantly while he Is at ‘1 camiot staitd idly by while i spends the tending a formtJ symphony oon- you m4at the monster tomor r *4.81 a week on oart. row.” ■ npared with *3.78 ikmotig the latter is The If th^ diow coirtinues to pake a Labor Ministry Oood Old Days, the.ETintstonea Itself s^ous^, It could be thf^ ooaao to life with Darryl Hiok- comedy hlghUghtrof the seasoi^ -mSn. A-'food actor,* wasted in era s appeems ito be offtotog; eAimposedly oomlc study ^ a five copiody-fantasy pilots fW lE S g caveman’ bachelor. : J?. sale. But it is very hard to make BMuatlon comedies ace hi tl a definite statement about CBS greatest abundance. And mOat shows, because they drop a cone of them have ginunkSm of the of. silence (a glmnilok used in .TOWN Bewitched type. Get Smart) imound \riiat th,^ ^RMACY M Oenie Named Jeannie are doing, and send members ard Rd.—640-0946 NBC baa already announced of the press to the underground 1 Dream of Jeaimte is set. for information. In this, Xafry Hagniaa (Mary in our continuity Secret agent OOCHS reports I service we ars Martin> non) -playa an astro- naat who releases a genie Heaven Help Us, with Barry Joamiie (BartM n Bkton) Ndaon and Jouma Moore; Who A ll Day tto m u . bottle. She la eCstnally Goes There? about a family grateful, and a mind rsadar who whose portrait of General Cus- anticipates his every Uttlf wish ttt and his Indiaii servant come NDAY for a kiss. This show may set to life; I>reani Wife, with Shir men to dreaming the way Be- ley Jones and .Donald May; wltohad makes a woman think You’re Only Young Twice, with ,^iQ « of tho pilot siTows TV executives are studying. vdmt fun a little power can be. Bd Wynn and Bbhri Waters) Also poostblilUaa for NBC: and Tlte Smothers Brothers, Richard Long and Peter Bfedc; sgeiEt, and BUI Crosby as his My Mother, the Car, with Jerry vHth one brother a businessman and The Legend of Jesse James assistant. Henry West stars OD SPEC IA L Van Dirke the owner of an im- and the othw an angd. wHh Chris Jones aa Jesse imd Anne Francis as a ftmala *Ta order lb be abla to act Uque car, tha reincarnation of Weatorja Jamas Bond ^ AUen Case (Who used to be The Bond, with John Ericson as “her rolet Super Sport «■ eittMT sboer,” ha m UI, “you hla mothar; George Gohel. in Weatama are ooming back, Deputy) as Frank Jamesi man BTiday,” and Selena Mead 4-speed trans., ra Tha WUUea, aa a hotel owner at least to the pilot stage, if AiBC baa two soaps, The has PoUy Bergen aa .the rs- Just had to bo aMo to m g Out souroeful Washtaigtong widow ter, whitewalls. OMllnewoR.” who discovers two ghosts from not the purchase stage. NBC Girt From Peyton Place and tha Revolutionary War. has Ijurado, a eolor show, with The Long, Hot Summer. CBS who Works for the Q branch of I bucket seats. secret service. a*ttR ooft-epoken, The aplrtts are Kathy Browne, Neville Brand, Peter Brown has. a serious ghost story in whose blood bab.obvloualy not and WUliam Smith. CBS The Haunted, and NBC baa SeELTOhlng, Sesrohlag homoroua young van, had been one in The (IboetbrMdcer with Drama is present, but not iia " 1 , *1595 one o f talevlalon’a twiatsat noa- irat oooled, and Hans Conrted The Wild . West, a James^Bond as a man "ou t down in >the say, with Robert Kerwin Mathews and Ditma any great profuaion. ABC has star perfonnttaa tidnre be bo van der Viis. annoimced ’The FBI Story for -oame a regular an The Oooton prime of life Juat because 1 bad and R IPS PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY J7, 1965 P A G E T H R E E fir * SUNDAY Television PROGRAM Am I Using TUESDAY Television PROGRAM AUTO STAR (84) Science Boporier Ckmmmel (22) Flying Fisherman Austria; Zionist seek a home Time OhsBSSl 8:88 (8) The Bdns Of NIaht (•) Sftcr«4 H«aH 8:99 ( 22) Concern y land. The Proper e:ts (8> Tdfta Crier (88-80) Another World 8:99 (8) Oar 5A THicin Are T eat (8) Tke Chrittophen 4;N (S> SasTiie Semestas <8) TnUHniMtor (18) Sob. T.V. (24) Point of View (20) Stage Seven (84) Bepertolre Workshop <8) This Is the l i f e (89) Starring the Editora (22-30) Profiles In Courage C k s u e l 8:54 (48) Newa naarUBag Stars^ On-Camera (S> T*wa Oiler ^ 3:88 (8) Bdye * f V i M ■ haideikal (S> SaarUe Senmto* (88-88) AooOier ryorid . ettaUaals - (M> su re r W laa, (8) TraUmaater (34) Ftsaah Ohet S;U (8> Momenta ^ Oemlert and (8848) Oeaeral Hospital 3:83 (8) Perry Maaoa ' Is Often the Happier One Newecepe 8:88 (8) To TeU The Trath Fay Wiar.- Perry pievim a 6:«5 (8> Fealinre (8848) The Yenaa Marrkda e vasdoo ealt arhoa aa asalstaal 7:M (>) Making Of M ask (88-88) Yoa Don’ t Say " D.A,' Is apeased at m ardsr. (M sTlSdey Baow 4:88 (8) Baaaer Aady Shew . (34548) Deaaa BMd Shaw . 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