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VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 125 (T^N TY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1967 (Classified Advertlsliig on Pag^e 17)' ICE SEVEN CENTS ’t Reconsider er Decision
M ore Funds , G ears W ay For Highway To Imprison Construction Union Boss < WASHINOTON (AP) — The Johnson' administration relaxed WASHINGTON (AP)— (A P)— The Supreme Court partly today the freeze of high turned down today twin ef way construction funds it put * * forts by Teamsters Union into effect last Thanksgiving as President James R. H offa an anti-inflationary measure. to stay out of jail. . And Secretary of Transporta tion Alan S. Boyd told a Joint Within mlmrtes alter the high Senate-Hopse hearing the ad court’s rulings were announced, 7 ministration is ready to order a Hoffa’s attorneys were planning further thaw if economic condi another maneuver to keep Wm tions warremt during the'current out of prison — at least tempo i m fiscal year and the fiscal year which begins July 1. rarily. Boyd, In testimony prepared The two pleas rejected by th* for the hearing, said the admin high court without comment istration had rejected any idea were based on claims of wide of cutting an additional |400 spread government eavesdroi>- million from the highway pro ping at Hotfa’s lederled Jury- gram as had been contemplated tampering trial and a claim tiiat earlier. testimony by a paid government Instead, he said, the govern informer should have been ex ment will make an additional cluded. $176 million available to the' Thus the court refused to re states for highway contracts consider its Dec. 12 dccisdon Young King Ppps Kiss on Poppy Queen during the current fiscal year upholding Hoffa’s Jury tamper which ends June 30. ing conyictlon, eight-year prison Gerald Lucas pops a kiss on the cheek of Nancy Patrick after the young- This will raise the amount of (AP Fiioiofax) sters were named king and queen of the Indianapolis, VFW post’s poppy sales sentence and $10,000 fine. The federal funds available .for high Cheshire Marine Wins Highest Honor ruling consisted of a brief order, drive. The'pop-eyed queen looks as though she expected a handshake. way contracts to |3.'478 billion, ivithout comment. It was noted compared with the 33.3 lion Capt. Harvey C. Barnum Jr. of Cheshire receives the congratulations of Sec that Justices Byron R. 'White available imder the'cutback. retary of the Navy Paul Nitze today after being awarded the Medal of Honor, and Abe Fortas did not partici Congress had authorized $4.4 the nation’s highest decoration. Barnum took command of a rifle company in pate. billion for the fiscal 1967 high Vietnam Dec. 18, after the company commander was mortally wounded. The lulling presumably, Enemy Shelling at Da Nang way program. But Jt^inson, an cleared the way for Jai'Ung ot^ nouncing the freeze last Novem the head of the 1.7 million-mem ber, called the freeze a rroo-mll- P y v p e # f o D p / p f f / l / i n f ber union — possibly in leee lion cut, expWnlng that he orle- * » than a month. inally had planned to spend only Cleanest Air Kill 11 GI’s, 35 Villagers $4 billion. . ' Under normal court proM- HARTFORD (AP) — Thp dure, the court’s Judgment Boyd wad a surprise opeidi% State H^th Departnjent DA NANG, Vietnam (AP) — at latest count 39 rounds on the ’ The body of a Vietnamese witness. o om m itt^ brigi- would be relayed down the fed U.S. Marines found 46 rocket- base and six on a nearby Viet- wearing a mllltary-tyi)e uniform in . 'r o | w rt 3 ■ , Litchfield ' g^ - eral .tatlder(to'.the Chatijanoqga hally' had been advised' Out ■'erealy has shown the lowest firing positions near the big U.S. namese village, with a red star was found near Gardner Ackley, 'chairmiui of trial court where Hoffa’s airest airbase here today following a Thlrty-4wo Americans and 70 TOKVO (AP)—Supporters of could indicate a trial is being GORVAIXJS, Ore. (AlP) — A We always ha.ve a frame of ref Chinese Communist party prepared. mysterious student has been erence for events,” Goetzinger Chairman Mao Tse-fung have Isolation of the four as purge attending a class at Oregon said. "Then in walks a blaKdc hag renewed their attacks on four targets came amid more signs Stale University for the past early targets of Mao's purge, that Mao is trying to put a lid on with a human inside ifN cw heie two months enveloped in a big possibly indicating a narrowing Red Guard zealots and tone black bag. Only his bare feqt (Bee Page'Bight) of the so-called cultural revolu- down the civil strife. But other ^ ^ ^ ^ * 4 4 * show. tion because of setbacks. reports indicated Mao’s oppo- Each Monday, Wednesday Japanese correspondents in hents are as. active as ever, and Friday at 11 A.M., the Peking reported ousted Peking though some of the reports Black Bag sits on a small table Mayor Peng Chen, former Vice came from Communist foes of near the back of the classiuom. Premier Lu Tliig-yl, former Mao who are anxious to see him The class is Speech 118 — basic Bulletin chief of staffXLo Jui-ching, and defeated. persuasion. former party official Yang Moscow RaiUo said in a Japa- The Black Bag seldom speaks FBEIOHTEB ON FIRE Shang-kun bad been officially nese-Ianguage broadcast, that • <»r moves. But a newsman who termed counterrevolutionaries. anti-Mao armed forces had tak attended the class says his pres NEW YOrai — (AP)— All lour had been accused in en over the industrial city of ence becomes ov^iwhelming. The Getniaa trel|^ter Calto, earlier wall bulletins of Loyang in Honan Province and Charles Goetzinger, professor bound for New Yorb, waa m preparing a coup d-etat against that a munbef of Maoists' had of the class, knows the identity fire today in the Attaotlf Mao a year ago. been arrested. It added that of the person inside. N 7 V ■-m •A.- fA G 9 H)XJB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1967 ------^ ■ - ... I. I MANGHESTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1967 PA« 'South Windsor Tax Hearing ' Three to Attend -V With only one more hear Parley Planned TV-Radio Tonight Hebron Andover / $13,500 Raised Privately ing scheduled by the Man chester Board of Tax Re- By U.S. Chamber vlevr, 0T2 taxpayen have al , GOPj Women Voter Group^ As Part of Aid to Firm ready appeared to appeal Three members of the Man « their October 1966 property chester Chamber of Commwrce Teletision The South Windsor Industrial will meet tomorrow at 8:30 at assessments. will represent the town Cham 8:00 S) Mlovlo ;24) Sanlor T eara ^ By BIti. LENNON Red Fire Unit Auxiliary to Meet u 4 Ooimnercial Development the church. ber at an Action Assembly of »4» Iftta Douglas M> VariatloM I A junior dioir rehearsal will The one hearing remain Perry Usaon 24) BVench Cbef the Chamber of Commerce of ‘Til never forgive you." Why? The soan or. hurt% Numerous people in town will t o about $500, officials estimat Ooip. has raised $13,^ as its be held Wednesdays at 6:15'p. ing Is on Wednesday from Uerv OriUln 10) M ovie Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Courts - Share of a 3135,000 loan to In- 5 to 8:30 p.m.. In the Mu the United States at the Park AHred HH<£oock ,304a-30) I Dream 'of Jeannte imagined or real, will never heal wbeh or while there li • Cross Drive have to make a choice of which ed. m. also at the church. Plaza Hotel in New Haven on Italian Cinema 8:80 ^-40) Rat Patrol (C) stubborn refusal to forgive and forget. There la certeinjy a Now Booking for Seasonal Work dustronlcs Inc., of 65 Mascola Completes Army Course nicipal Building Hearing Outer Ltantte I) Lucy Show (C) meeting to attend tonight at 8, About 40 volunteers called on Thursday. Addasna Family , >23-80) C ate^ Ntflee peculiar quirk between our reasoning as individuals aa John^ 'Slbun of Bast St. has families In town. Other drive Rd. Pvt. Bevin H. Richards, son Room. I t is for those tax S:U ’The PViendly Giant ,24) AntlQuea S '^ a nation. During a war, a hatred of the enemy exlata, Aftgr- when threo organizations are Early Bird Special payers who were unable to Leader of the Action Aaiem- 6:80 . , Newa lii SubKrtotloa TV been napi^d town chairman tor workers were Mrs. Eugene Ihe odtporation has been of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Q. What's New? 34) NET Journal wards, as a Ration, we forgive and forget The scars are scheduled to meet. appear on their scheduled bly team for the U.S. Chamber iM) 8:00 removed and our one time enemies are friends. Yet, in person ,tiie 19$T AmeriOan Red Cross ScwMke, Mrs. George Nelson, fonnied to assist businesses and Richards, 111 Robert Dr.,> has of Commerce is F. Ritter Shum- 6:00 L8 (C), 10) News, ^iorts, 20-32-80) The Road West 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL 1st dates. Last Saturday’s ses weather 8-13) Andy Griffith (C) to person—day by day living—one time friends are enemies. Drive. The drive starts Wednes Andover Republicans meet at Mrs. Herman Heinz Jr., Mrs. eaoourage firms to locate in the successfully completed an eight- way, chairman and chief execu (18) H e rr Griffin 8-40) Felony Squad (C) town hall to endorse candidates All work Personally supervised. We are 100% Insured. sion, also for that puipose, l 8) Newswlre . 9:80 8) A F u n U y ^ f a lr «j) It simply doesn’t make sense. John Harris, Mrs. Levi Fournier town. week course in small arms re tive of Ritter Pfaudler Corp. day and will continue through for the May 15 town election. SINCE 1920 pair at the U. S. Army Ordi resulted in the appearance (34) Optnton * 13) Movie and Mrs. Margaret Devoid, all Mhe loan is being obtained of 18 persons. of Rochester, N.Y. (02) Newsbeot ;i?)". Subscription ■ TV A more disturbing reflection is how some people at times March. The announcement was The League of Women Voters In the Long Hill and Pine Ridge DeMAIO BROTHERS from the federal government nance Center and School, Abw- Shumway will head a group (40) News. Cheyenne .40) Peyton Place (C) place themselves on a higher level than God. All of us are meets at tlie elementary school 643-7691 deen Proving Ground, Mary The October 1966 Grand (30) HcHale’a Navy 10:00 , 8) Malce Room for Daddy guilty of reUglous infidelities. B ut when with humility, in an made by Douglas Fellows, areas, with Mrs. Philip Denon under the Small Business Ad of six panelists and three lo 6:30 ( 3) Walter Cronklte (C) , 8 ^ ) Ivan IvanoTtcfa chairman of the Columbia Chap to hear' a talk by Wilson Tilley, court as their captain. ministration 502 program. Un land, List, slated for release soon, ( 8) P eter Jennings (C) .10-20-22-30) Run for Your Life aloneness before God, we ask forgiveness for our faults, we will not take into account cal area panelists and others' 010-22.30) H unU ej^rlnkley (24) Collective Bargaining know He will say, “I forgive." Since this la true, isn’t It silly ter drive.. director of the proposed Ancil Mrs, Richard Schreyer, a cap der it, the federal government Pvt. Richards is a 1966 grad who will appear in the all-day (C) (12) Tell the Truth (C) any reductions in assess (12) Newsbeat for people to refuse forgiveness to people for far less serloua SIbun said tite drive would lary Service .Center (project tain in the lake area, was as WlU provide 80 per cent of the uate of the high school and en progniam dealing with today’s 10:80 ( 8) I've Got a Secret i ASK), which' would provide listed in the regular army in ments granted by the re (24) What’B New? (il8) Day TbM Made a hurts? Whether you agree or disagree with this or any provide funds for the local sisted by Mrs. John Parker, loan airt the community wiU trends and issues. (20) Soctel Security Difference thought you read here weekly, your comments are welcome. swimming instructions given at special programs for children provide 20 per cent. Under September of 1966. view board. An amended ( 3) M ovie 11 :00 T 8-8 (Cb 10-33-8040) News, Mrs. Roger Jerome and Mrs. aETCHER GLASS CO. OF MANCHESTER Grand List will be released Those representing the Man (2022-30-40) Newa Spprte. Weather Phone or write about them any time you wish . . . Amston Lake, the local Blood- with special learning problems Gordon MacDonald. Also solicit OonneoUcut statutes, though, GOP Meet Tonight chester Chamber of Commerce (10) M cHale’s N avy •antNews mobile visits and the Red Cross In 21 towns of Tolland and ,the state pays 10 per cent of The South Windsor Repub later. (34) Liviw for 60a 18) Film WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE ing at Andover Lake were Mrs. are: Richard G. Rothwell, ■vice (20) Hui^y-Briiikley .13) Newsbeat contacts between families and Windham Counties. Interested Edward Montandon, captain, **When You Think of Glass, the cost and the town 10 per lican Town Committee will meet president of the Chamber and , 8) Twilight Zone ■ 11 :16 02) Movie servicemen. members of the public have 649"4521 cent. tonight at 8:16 at the Orchard 7:15 [40) You Asked for » (20) Memory Lane 14$ East Center Street—649-7100 and Mrs. Edith Budrick, Miss ■vice president of the Con 7:80 8^) Iron Horse 1 ;90 ( 84) Movie Firemen Respond Twice been inirited to attend.. Avis Merryman, Miss Diane Think of Fletcher” State participation in the Hill Elementary, School cafete Pre-Schoolers necticut Bank and Trust Co.; (18) Checkmate 1 -.30 (40) Movie (10-2022-80) Ib e Monkeee (10-20-22-30) Tonight (O The Hebron Volunteer- Fire The fire department auxiliary Montandon, Mrs. Parker Sears community effort to attract in ria. All members are urged to Walter H. Sodano, chairman of (l2) Gilllgan’s Island (12) Joe Pvne will meet at the firehouse to dustry is made possible by a attend. To Get Eye Test Department was called out and Mrs. William Tletter. the Chamber’s Contractor’s Dl- SEE SATURDAYTI TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTINO twice Saturday night. The first plan a i>otluck in March. Re 54 McKEE STREET pne-half million dollar appro Jury Panel Meeting •vlsion and treasurer of the Mrs. John H. Yeomans was priation provided by the 1965 The town jury committee will Pre-school children through call was from Jan Dr. where freshments will be served by captain for the west part of Conyers Construction Co., and Mrs. Ralifii Mills, Mrs. James General Assembly and adminis meet tonight at 6 at the town out Manchester will have an op Day In ,, Da^ O ut .. a basement w u filled with Rt. 6. Her workers were Mrs. Robert L. Brock, executive vice smoke; the second was a chim Kilduff and Mrs. Richard Ma- TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS tered by the Connecticut Devel hall to select jurors. Committee portunity to receive a free eye president of the Manchester Radio Steve Ursin, Mrs. Ralph Mills opment commission. ney fire on Meadowbrook Rd. har. and George U. Parks. Refresh from $25.00 to $45.00 members are Mrs. Betty W. test in March, designed to de Chamber of Commerce. (This listing Includss only tiiose nows broadcasts of 10 or U WE MAINTAIN OUB LOWEST PRICES Sazinski, Mrs. Kathleen Carey at Amston Lake. Damagb was Visiting Florida ments were served solicitors by Federal participation depends tect correctlble vision defects. slight in botii cases. Walter Montie Jr., son of on community participation. and George Lewis. minute lengtii, Some stations carry other short newscasts.) Mrs. John Harrla Now is the time to bring in yOur screens to be repaired. An orientation for more than WDBC—1860 Howard Grant Back Mrs. Virginia Montie of Rt. 87, This is determined by the in Orange Sets Meeting 50 volunteers who -will staff the 7:16 Frank Gifford is on a six-week trip to Florida ' Storm window glass replaced. The Wapping Grange will D of I Sponsors 6:00 Dick Robinson 7:30 Harry Reasoner Howard O. Grant, youngest terest the town shows in the screening program, will be held 6:00 Joey Reynolds 7:86 Mike Wallace OH PRESCRIPTIONS ■wltli his grandmother, Mrs. El request of a locpl foundation or hold a r e ^ a r meeting tomor 9:00 Ken GrlKln 8:00 News - son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 Trip to Europe 1:06 News. Slsn Off 8:10 ^ e a k Up Hartford M. Grant of Hebron Center, re sie Holcomb. Their tour will In AUTO GLASS INSTALLED development company before it row at 8 p.m. at the Wapping p.m. a t Temple Beth Shoiom. WBCH—016 10:06 Comment . . . retuUing in meaningful clude Orlando, West Palm applies for federal fimds. Community House. The grange 6:00 Hartford HIgrblishts 10:20 Speak Up Hartford turned today-from a 10-day con The training session will toe con Daughters of Isabella of Con 7:00 News Beach and other areas. FUEL O IL will hold a “Visiting Offers 11:80 Barry Farher Show oavings to you every d ^ ! ference in Puerto Rico. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS ' Industronics, an instrument ducted by the Connecticut So necticut will sponsor a fully es 8:00 Gaslisht 13:00 Comment Grant, president of the Pil Successful Campaign and heaat treating equipment Night” with officers from neigh corted trip to Europe, leaving 12:00 Quiet Hours ,'U:16 News. Sl)m Off ciety for the Prevention of WPOP--1419 WTIC—1086 No ups and downs In yonr Prescription grim Fellowship of Hebron and A successful Heart Sunday concern, applied for a low in boring granges £is guests. New York City by plane, July 8:00 Danny Clayton Sliow 6:00 Afternoon Edition oosts — no "discounts” today, "Begular — 14.9— MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) Blindness, Inc., which is en 7:00 Lee ‘'Babl’’ Simms Show 8:00 News Sports. Weather Gilead Congregational Churches was reported by Mrs. Winston terest loan from the govern The National Grange is ob couraging the establishment of 29. The tour is open to mem 12:00 Gary Girard Show 6:36 Americana prices” tomorrow! serving its 100th year. The local was sent as a delegate to the O. Abbott, local chairman for 200 GAL. MIN. C.O.D. ment to build and equip a new similar programs throughout bers and friends. WINF—1280 7:30 News of the World conference sponsored by the PICTURE FRAMING (all typos) building to be located at 489 unit is helping to celebrate the 5:00 News f:46 Joe Garagiola No “reduced specials”—no "temporary the Heart Fund. Although some the state. Countries included in the 6:16 Speak tip Hartford 7:50 Sing Along reductions” on Prescriptions to lure United Church of Christ volunteers had not. turned in Sullivan Ave. The proposed fa event by Initiating a class of itlnery are Italy, Switzerland, 6:00 News 8:05 Pop Concert R. B. REGIUS The screening program is be 6:15 Barry Farher Show customers! Half-Day Session their contributions when head WINDOW and PLATE GLASS cility would encompass some candidates next month. Germany, France, Belgium, 9:06 Nlghtbhat 649-4908 ing jointly sponsored by the 6:45 Lowell Thomas 11:00 Newe. Sports, Weather At the same time, there Is never any The children at the Hebron quarters at the Congregational 10,750 square feet Chinese Brush Work Holland and England. A pri 7:00 The World Tonlsht 11:30 Art Johnson Elementary School will have a The town Industrial develop Manchester Board of Health, compromise In service or quality! Church closed^ a total of $375 The South Windsor Art the Public Health Nurses As vate audience with the Pope Is half day eession on Wednesday had been tallied by treasurers ment commission formed the Leag^ue will meet tomorrow at included in the trip. YOU GET OUR LOWEST ■with classes ending at 1 p.m. South Windsor Industrial and sociation, the Board of Educa Arrangements Include air John F. Phelps and J. Russell 8 p.m. at the South Windsor tion, the Manchester school PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE The kindergarten children wtio Thompson Jr..< Oominerclal Development Corp. Bank and Trust Oo. on Rt. 5. transportation, hotel accommo YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE We DeBver normally attend class in the af nurses, the Liomk^Club and the dations, three meals daily and Heart Fund Returns Made Yesterday,/Heart Sunday The late returns and mailings at that time. Under the corpora A demonstration in Chinese Junior Century Club. ternoon will atteiid in the morn of contributions by people not SMILING V SERVICE- tion rules, at least 25 partici- brush work will be given by sightseeing. MORE THROUGHOUT THE Everywhere, Fast The Junior Century Club has Choicest Meats In Town! YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR ing. Those from the Hebron ■Volunteer workers turned in $3,045.16 yesterday which was collected last week in Man at home should bring total gifts panta must be included in the Miss En Yo Yang of Avon. Those interested in obtaining chester on the Heart Fund Drive during Heart Week. Returns were checked by, left to agreed to provide volunteer PBESCRIFTION NEEDS. Oingregational Church class program, of which the majority Miss Yang, a native of Tal- further details we reminded to will attend at the gymnasium right, William Brannick an area chairman, Donald Genovesi, chairman of the Manchester must be from the town. No one peli, TaiWEin has taught Chinese aides to help staff the screen contact Miss Anna LaGace, 166 ing centers, which -will be set ^ TUESDAY ONLY SPECtAL! TRY US AND SEE at the elementary school. The Heart Fimd; Atty. Paul Marte, an area chairman, and Mrs. William Gienty, a volunteer. , participant can control more and Japanese art at various Bissell St., before Wednesday. Phelps Hall classes will meet The retu)Tis were brought in yesterday. Heart Sunday, to the Manchester branch of Con than as per cent of the total schools in Connecticut. She Is up at the West Side Rec, Tem FRESH GROUND, ALL BEEF necticut Bank and Trust Co. The campaign will continue through tomorrow and is spon MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER ple Beth Sholom and St. Bridg jointly there. This is another in ANNE CAMPBELL'S amount of capital. currently teaching at the Ethel the scheduled days off for cur sored by the newly created Heart Association of Greater Hartford. Nearly 700 volunteers The purpose of the corpora Walker School in Simsbury. et School. Eye testing will be visited 13,700 households in Manchester during the drive. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) done the week of March 13. riculum planning tor the staff. tion is to assist and encourage Miss Yang holds degrees BEAUTY SALON Dr. Walter Schardt of Man HAMBURG Bulletin Board business to locate in town and from the Taiwan Normal Uni The 20th annual meeting of end Sunday, police reported. E. McNulty of Center Rd., Ver Lincoln of Pinney St., Ellington, 848 MAIN STREET to foster industrial development chester will be in charge of to Chiropractor versity, the University of Hart morrow’s orientation, and -will the Tollandan a v.x)uniy County souSoil anda n a Wa-na- Mrs. Anne Popick of 37 West non was driving on Bolton Rd. skided on ice on Skinner Rd., in South Windsor by offering ford, University of North Caro ter Conservationiservation District wi^ St. skidded on Ice on WesY Main when her car skidded and hit a Vernon Saturday night, police an alternate source of financing be assisted by Blindness Society lina and Seton Hall University. staff nurses. He is the Con be held tonight at 8 in tite Tm - St. late yesterday afternoon and utility pole, police reported. said. She and her three-year- CLOSED TILL than normally available. She has had a number of ex Dr. Geo. A. 5 5 > 2 ; 9 9 ° land Agriculturalgricultural Center. necticut Society’s resident (We Reserve Right To Limit Quantity) struck a utility pole, police said. Mrs. McNulty was not injur old son, Mark, were treated at Allan Caffyn, owner of In hibits including one at the ophthalmologist. The St Peter’s---Eglwopal The car was "extensively ed, but she was Issued a sum Manchester Memorial Hospital FURTHER NOTICE dustronics for some eight years, Wadsworth Atheneum. At the screenings, children Caillouette (!hurch Lenten discusslongrou^ damaged” and Mrs. Popick was mons to appear in court March with minor Injuries. moved the company to South Anyone interested in the dem AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. on "Mutual Responsibility and DUE TO ILLNESS aged 3-5 will receive free eye treated at Rockville General 14 on a charge of operating Mrs. Lincoln was given a Windsor in January 1966 and onstration is invited to attend. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Interdependence” will meet to Hospital for minor injuries. without a license. warning for driving too fast for amploys 11 people at present. La Leche League tests and those with suspected 119 Center Street "W e Serve You Money” vision defects will be referred night a t 8 in the home of Mr. Earlier yesterday Mrs. Marie A car driven by Mrs. Renata conditions. Since moving to South Wind The South Windsor Group of and Mrs. Bradley Batson on for a professional eye examina sor, business has expanded to the La Licche Leag^ue will hold Phone 649-7628 Reldy HiU Rd. almost double its former level its monthly meeting Wednes tion. The Gilead Congregational and additional space is needed, day at 8 p.m. at the home of The Ooimectlcut Society Church Council ■will meet to therefore the company antici Mrs. Gary Sobol, 832 Ellington points out that one out of every night at 8 in the social room of pated moving from the Mascola Rd. four children needs some form the church.' Ed. property to Sullivan A\4. The topics for meeting will of eye care, yet thousands of We’re as Within the next two years, be “Nutrition and Weaning” Connecticut youngsters are not MANCHESTER Manchester Evening Herald getting it. In many cases, this the business expects to expand and “Dicipline in the Child Un near as Hebron correspondent, Mrs. der Two.” lack of care is caused by un Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. sufficiently to employ approx awareness by either the child your imately 25 full-time employes, Mrs. Sobol may be called for GILBERT and SULLIVAN WORKSHOP , Caffyn aald. further information. or his parents that any sight de telephone ^ive fect exists. Some 40 town residents have Manchester Evening Herald The purpose of the society- Vernon invested In the Industrial and sponsored flCT^Silngs is to make — presents — OommerciEd Development Corp. South Windsor corr^pondent, Ann Lyons, teL 644-8582, early detection of eye difficul FREE Water Service Lost ties possible so that permanent Twelve Cars Water service was disrupted impairment of a dhild’s eyesight DELIVERY yesterday In the Birch Hills will not result. area of Wapping when a water Warrant Issued Vandalized Your order for drag needs “R U. S. PIN A F RE”/T .T big now! main broke on Ellington Rd. 0 near Foster Rd. and cosmetics will Im taken The ■vandalism of 12 parked For Suspect in care of Imme^tely. Etton Lewis, assistant man "HONGREX cars in Rockville Saturday Save on limited-edition Minuteman Falcons with lots of extras at special low ager of tile northern division of Fatal Shooting night is still being investigated, the Connecticut Water Oo. said TABLETS" Vernon police report. prices! Save on White-Hot Galaxie 500 2-Door Hardtops-specially equipped, the oompEuiy w^s informed at HARTFORD (AP) — Police available only at ijJsddoJfLL and “TRIAL BY JURY”... About $1,(X)0 in damage ■was specially priced. Save on A^merica’s hottest-seliing hardtop-Mustan& 10:16 a.m. that iVater was com sought a 26-year-old Hartford done to itehlcles parked on ing out of a m ai^le in Elling- man today in the fatal shooting I COUNTRY DRUG 767 MAIN ST^-64S-SS21 High, Laurel, North Park and ton Rd. of Sam T^lce. Prescription Pharmacy West Main Sts., police said. Crews investigated and found Trice, 29, of Hartford, was Fri, and Sat,, March 3rd and 4th Police said they questioned that a main had cracked around killed early S\mday after an ar several suspects yesterday. an air relief valve in -the man gument that followed a dice AT 8:15 Three area women had trou hole. ^ game, police said. ble driving on the ice Saturday The repairs were made with His brother, Jose Trice, was in an hour, Lewis said. Service wounded. be our guest at Sat, Matinee March 4th At 2:00 was not restored though imtll Sam Trice was found on the later ip the day because con sidewalk- at the comer of Gar OPEN ALL DAY. siderable time was required to den and Mather Streets. North American SUNDAY refill the main. Police said they issued a war MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Residents turned to emergen rant for the arrest of James EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE cy measures during the hours Robinson, also known as James Alpine the water service was off. Some Robeson, on a charge of mur ARTHUR DRUG families boiled anow to use for der. drinking water. — TICKEFS — School Board Meeting Championships The board of education will See World’s Best at Cannon Mountain ADULTS $2.50 meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at The Weekend of March 10,11 and 12 the Ugh school. FRANCONIA, N.H. The top Alpine skiers in the world STUDENTS 1.25 EVENINO PERFORMANCES The agenda includes a dls- will be at Cannon Mountain to take part in the Ncxth eusalon with school nurses and American Alpine Championships. ADULTS $1.50 appnmd of bills for payment. The three-day event, which starts March 10, will he one Reports of ad hoc committees of nine events to determine the winners of the "World STUDENTS .75 SATURDAY MATINEE including personnel policies, Ski Cup” and may provide a preview of the 1968 Olympics. buUdinga and sites, public In- Skiers may average speeds of more than 65 miles per A U PROFITS TO BE DONATED TO ome in for WARNER’S foimatlon. Insurance control hour on the downhill runs. Courtesy Tickets Arranged. Staged and and Ubraiy council will also be SPECIAL FAMILY PACKAGE PLAN INSTRUCTORS OF THE HANDtCAPFEO (lOH) heard. Includes All Accbmmodatiohs Directed by The 1967-66 school budget will TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE BOX OFFICE be reviewed. Meals and Ski Lessons and $1 Martha Whjfei BODY DO’ -the beauty treatment An executive session will fol- Sld-Llft Tickets lor Cannon or Loon OR BY CALLING 444-8457 AND 443-0837 low the meeting. We go by Bus ffom this city Friday night (or you can Confirmation Class take your own car). Return Sunday ni^t. No extra The junior confirmation class charge for kids in same room. Stay over Friday and THE WICGERY at Our Savior Lutheran Church Saturday nights. for your figure to shape a new you! Purpose: To introduce you to the Mountain Lakes Club t - V BEAUTY SALON and demonstrate the advantages of membership in a private association organized for families which b ec^ e 625 Main S t—Tel. 643-2380 owners of home-sites or chalets. Year-round resort facilities include private lake, where no fishing liceiise FAIR and COOLER BRA grive's marvelous support^ is nwded, beaches, swimming pool, 0ub-Lodge with Get the promise of spring keeps its shape even after repeated washinjrs. dressing and shower facilities. If you are seV'''«My con penp-wave special with sidering a year-round vacation home in a ^nificent Cotton and lace cups, Lycra* stiietch sides and band Private Club setting, what better way id 1ov,k us over. style cut. This fnp IS worth well dVer $100. Reservations on first for comfort. White, 32 to 36A, 32 to 40B, C. ‘ come basis. Limited to 12 couples aiid kids. 10.95 to 18.95 Be a\^nkeeTiader! 4JIO D cup 5 . M USE COUPON FOR RESERVATIONS OR Ab Y ou W ant It Minuteman Special N eon comes with: Save big now...atyour PHONE (617) 944-5800 We WiU Stylo It vinyl trim. whiteWatls, accent stripe, cigar DON LeBLANC, Activities Director CONCENTRATE GIRDLE gives firm conixol without TTie Mountain Lakes Club, Dept. 5832A Ughter, 2-tone color combinations.' . i f c . New Boland Ford Dealer^ 100 Main . Street, Reading, Mass. 01867 ien (ho appolnfinent naed- bones or stays. Two and three-ply layers of Dear Mr. teBlanc: ^ 3> MOn. thru Sat #-S Pvir 32 ysqn' experitnce. All woik done In We’d like to attend the Championahipa and sUy with you' the weekclU ef' Thun., Fri. till 9. powemet over tummy, hips and derriere, six March 10. \ Please see that 1 (M fidl InfOtmatlon. bumpless garters. White. S, M, L. XL. m Wi modern body shop. We want to thank our cus WAMP Panty Girdle 13«S0 Girdle H jMI KAY DONNBSTAd MARY KALBFLEISCH 40Y ESTEBSON PAT TURNER tomers for their patronage in STREET_;:______n a a m T w m m . JOaM BEGOa GOTFREY OOUBLEY ROBERT GOBDQN the past and hope they will DILLON SALES and SERVICE , Inc. crrv : contmue to brighten our 819 MAIN STREET?—MANCJIES'SJCHEOTR »RIARTY BROTHERS statr -WP- Baloo in the future. V i; Foundations, Main Floor □ 'Number of Adults « W (CiENTER STREET—648-5181 □ ChOdtM Photos by: Gerald Charest ,.* W e also would like to thank you for your eympathy on the etMdamarh dMtb at our pn^etor, l^r. If You Are A Used Cur Bnyw, We Have A Wonderful Seleetion of A-1 Valuee Jay MatuUs. A f ■ ...... ' ' ...... — ------li i , / ! ^ ■ ilANCHESTiEK EVENING llJfiKALP, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1967 P A G E S E V E N II .-..'I'l, iiiiir* UANCHESTER EVENING H?RALD, MANGHESTEIb , CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27,1967 86 degrees and low tempera- normal. Daytime Ugh -tempera Frnstrated by Reward turiis tonight in the 20s. tures in the imper-80s. Nigbt-A - YOU A u r m In sid e State Education Cost A coM front will sweep across time low temperatures in the' the area Tuesday foUewed by lower and mM 20s. Seasonable omy in gaaoUne consumption. And tiiera SAVE AT THE iH anri;p0tfr clearing skies and the end of temperatures Tuesdair, colder are other oooSalonal reasons for a prM- DeSalVQ Sought Rises $41 Per Pupil the brief warming trend. Wednesday and ’nttu;8day and ARTHUR ORM, erence. Althotigh some of ’ the foreign (OimtiBaed from Page 6) ' Jive Day- Forecast milder Friday and Saturday. cars look Small while almost aB the atuck to AUhJects where Rom HARTFORD ,(AP)-fThe aver- education grants bo raised to Temperatures- over Oonnecti- Precipitation may total around PCBLI8HBD BT American cars look very' big, soAie of — BtAt.n pRomKO GO., m a ney is surest: State-federal re- age amount of money spent on $180 per pupil per year tor the cut Tuesday through Saturday % inch water equivalent with - -a -i a J U BlwcU Strett the small-look'lng foreign cam have in la'UoniWpe,...... economic concentra- " ’ educating - ’ ‘ ------a child------in Connecticut first------300 students--- In. a school are— ...... expected. . to...... average near rainaround or Saturday. R e a d H c P a l d A c l S M»nche»t^CM^ tion, foralgin economlb develop- public schools tor 1965-66 in- system and to $15Ci per pupil for ______• . .______. I -■■ <* • l'* ■’71 ■'t ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1967 PAGE TAGE mom MANCHESTER E\/ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27,1967 Priest, 6 Others ^ be held Wednesday at 1:30 |>.m. were held this morning at Wal> Wehs Uses Sharp Pencil About T < h ^ Hickey-Page W eddings at the Liadd Funeral Home, 19 ,ter N. t,eclerc Funeral Home, Versailles Scliools Open Judge Hits Shea Cites Legal Snag Friendship Circle of-the Sal- . Indicted in Plot | Obituary Ellington Ave., RockvlUe. BUr- 23 Main St. The Rev.. Karlis To Cut Hightmy Spending vatlon Army will meet tbnlgbt !P^ ial will be at the convenience o< ICronls, former pastor of Anier- Over Pqrk School Site at 7:45 at the'Cltadel. A film. Ih e marriage of Miss Pamela B^ker - lainonaco To Invade Haiti the family. lean Latvian Evangelical Lu- Despite Snow, Pifo Funds Press Curbs Town Manager Robert Weiss, for the Building inspection and '‘God’s Soldier," will b^ shown, Eleanor Page of Manchester to Miss . Rose lamonaco of 52 LeETSiid J* Hftll There are no calling hours; theran Church, WlllimantlCi of< _ _ . , The Board of Educatitm’s re- pandlhg the ^irtlh^l buiMlag, ^^— Oak St. and Waltw Becker of (Contiiraed from Pago Ona) Legprand J. Hall, 6S, of Nian< ficLited. Burial was in East VERSAILLES, Ohio (A P ).— Infester — “ like coming back NEW YORK (ICP) “ There 1 quest to build a now. Lincom wyirig such a oov^ ^ j^ om d to reviewing department budget Municipal Buildings budgets. ' , :— ^ Thomas George HickeyIckey of East requests for tl)e 1967-68 fiscal The 1&67-88 request for Build- ^ 'W i^ W e Two Group of Con.-^ tic, torxnerly of Manchester, Clayton Taylor Cm etery. Sixteen hundred versalHes .®^^*’ vacation." , . are a k>t of Judges , J u__ rtjt^ovxiw* th ^ m School in Center or**“Springs e» Park rprove * - — too — costly------■■ —and " thdt, the ^ Hartford was soleiiumsedemntoed Sat- year, today lopped $61,695 from Ing Inaction is $48,138. It is eordl^ritoithei^ Church will dlM Tuesday, Feb. 21 at Law- Clayton Taylor, 80, o f 77 urday, Feb. 18, at St. Isaac ami. jl, Bearers were Aldons Plrb, ,,,0 0 1 students ended a monte-, tinned ^ S u T a m o n g le S S : n X unexpectedly^hit a fchooi-^^^^-re the ’ highway department re*.$45,961 currently. The depart- niect tmnorroW)at 7:80 p.m. at Church. ' — Martin Francis Xa-vler Cae‘« wneff^and Meinorial Hospit^, Birch St. died Friday at Man- jekabs Aplnis, Peteris UplUs, vacation todav amid ly inadequate in any event. Joques Church, East Hartford. The bridegroom is a son of New London, sifter a lone ill- lurarnnHai Hnanitjii. • __ , ______^ ______. midwinter vacation today amid quest, bringing that proposed ment Is mainly self sufficient, the church. A fitoi, '•‘Time for sey, 28, a U.S. citizen living ia . I New London, after a long ill Chester Memorial Hospital,; t JaniS Urtsms, Jania .Corners and era and pupils alike, facing press In criminal cases, says chenev ” A. su^ey of poteilUal alter- Mrs. Rose Becker o f Nlantic. budget to $460,346. The depart- from fees charged. Burning,” will be shown. Re- The bride is a daughter of MiajnL ’ h ^ ness. He had been fire chief Mr. Taylor was bom in, Wil- Voldemars Kupris. a three-inch snow which delayed classes through June to make U.S. Judge Harold R. Medina. quitclaimed land to the nate sites wlthhi the Lincoln The Rev. John J. O’Brien of ment’s current appropriation Is The 1967-68 request tor l^u- freshmeots w ill.‘be 'served by Mr. and Mrs. John M. Page of Mitchell Livingston Bell ■ of Nlantic since 10+8. limantic. He was a Navy Vel- «pjje Rev. Voldemars A. Rolle, bus runs. up for lost Ume. "When the day comes when town . __ * forI* a_ ___ park. contains______re- ■r.x.f.JAfDistrict, mad*made In September, . St. James’ Church performed this will we have Judicial censorship of $435,162. nicipal BtUldtog maintenance is Mr. and Mm. Fred’^Badger and 23 Strickland St. The bride- m , 48, a U.S. citizen, living at I 1 M r. Hall was ’ bom in Hart- eran of World War, I. ^ ... pastor of the American Latvian But despite the snow and the Students contend JL” strictions which prohibit ' the turned up no ounother locatlwi. the doublfe'^ring ceremony, and and came to Manchester He cut $12,500 from over- $37,707, against a current budg- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bauer. Tpe gifoom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Powder Springs, Ga. Survivors CJhurch, Willimantic, conducted extra holiday when the school « vJra anrrv riiiv for Ameri. constructlcr o f a school there, considered sultaWele either by was celebrant at the nuptial when he was very yoimg. He time salaries, $4,400 from con- et of $36,690. The appropriation event is opwi to all married James R. Hickey of East Hart All except Bell were' among Burt Taylor of' Providence, a prayer service last night at district ran short of monejr, the J*. ' according to art-opinion ren- the sohoo^ board pi Mass. Bouquets of carnations ; attended Manchester Green structlon supplies, $7,000 from Includes contractural service for couples of the churdb. ford the 7B arrested Jan. 2 at Mara- R.I.; three sisters, Mrs. Wil- funeral home. pupils displayed much of a pay their way In college. Teach- can people," he s a i^ u n ^ y . d e re r £ * T ^ ^ 'c o i!£ ? r J o to i* F P lln ^ rC iW ^ t^ ^ n -* ^ * The Rev. W. Vincent Cronin gladioli were on the altar, pjg School and lived in this town of Coventry, Mrs. ers- plans for vacations or sum- Medina, of the UTs. Court Of ^ewd Town Counwl John F, yy^ in- " rentals, $15,000 for a new cen- all municipal office buildings. ------, "first day,of school” attitude. of St. Isaac Joques Church per- The bride was given in mar- until he was 11, when he and Qara Powell of Bradford, R.I., trail salt-storage bln, $1,500 for a $12,510 item may be added Mary’s BJpiscopal Guild The indictment also charged Some, however, expressed dis mer work also have been fouled. Appeals, is chairtnan of a ape- j „ atnnd of backing the Ixrtird'fi formed the double ring cere- :"ie8e by her brother, Anthony his parents moved to NianUc, Hazel Gow of Troy, new sandnspreaders, $13,875 to the Municipal Buildings "'*** “ ®®^ Wednesday at 11 a.m. that rifles and machine-gun may at the prospects of an ex from new equipment, $5,000 budget for next year, when the Guild Hall at the Church.' mony, -and was celebrant at the J- lumonaco of Vernon. She parts had been delivered to a. He was a past master of Bay- n .y ., and several nieces and Speck Trial tra month of classes this sum- view Lodge of Masons, a past nephews. Th. high «hool .na t«o .1. . r-port M »»k «» .r.,aom W P>*^ from plane to paint and repair town purchases the Trotter Members axe reminded to bring nuptial Mass. Bouquets of glad- '^'CP*'® u full-length gown of bouse on Southwest 12th Street T r t 1 W r 1 to roake up for the missed ‘ “ S“ V '" ^ the Park St. 5$-ldge, and $2,- Block, next to the Central Fire, sandwiches. Dfessert and bever- ioli and chrysanthemums were candlelight silk, Winmed with Miami. noble grand of the Odd Fellows Funeral services were held 1 1 1 ^ T i H dava in winter ementery schools dosed Jan. 27 of the press and fair trial. s^ed pearl headpiece, and she 420 from miscellaneous. house. The n iy nnt would in- ®®^®® ’*® ®enved by Mrs. on the altar. Another count, which named Lodge, both of Nlantic, and past Qjjg niomlng at Killourey Fu- TV C C l a y J , after the school board decided It Medina, speaking durlnduring and with scooped neckline and train. An item of $6,500 for a new dude mortg;age, Interest and ®®^ba Gfeenhalgh, Mrs. Henry The bride was given in mar all except Bell, charged the men pfesident of Connecticut Fire neral Home, Willimantic. The X-JIAUUA 111 (Ai'i — me today —like ^ould no longer operate under after'an appeatance on the placing Its pupils in modernized Her shoulder-length veil of silk Chief’s Association. leaf-collector will remain in the maintenance expenses. The rent- Stansfleld and Mrs, Winthrop riage by her father. She wore ■with attempting to export arme Rev. Earl G. Linden, pastor of PEORIA, ni. (AP) The spending following the WCBS •’NewsmaKers" rro- ijid enlarged sdhool. illusion was arranged from a Survivors include ..is wife, request, guaranteeing the con- al income from the block would '^e^- There will be a food sale a full-length gown of silk oi-- and other war supplies without First Congregational Church, school second defeat of a 6-mlll tax gram, said the press and public General Manager Robert Weiss districts (at Bentley, Na- seep pearl headpiece, and she Mrs. Lillian Stowell Hall; ' a With the murder of eight nurses, principal. tinuation of the townwide leaf- go to the General Fund. Neill Hall Wednesday after ganza over taffeta. Her floor- a license from the State Depart Willimantic,fe, officiated. entered its second week today . l®vy. should be atenltted to all trials Directors, reads iVaShlngtWi carried a bouquet of carnations daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Kuch- pickup program. Also remain- Weiss made no decision today'. a.m. service at the length veil of silk illusion was ment. This carries an additional Burial will be in Old Willi- prosecution and defense “ I’d rather we had a nice sun- The money problem sUll ex- but that newsmen "ought to be a« » h fw s . Schools), i and rosea. Ing Is a $3,000 item for paint- on the Engineering Depart- will be conducted by arranged from a seed pearl penalty of two years imprison ta of Haimahan, S. C.; two sis mantic------Cemetery- at-k the------cons e T r ^ g for the riusive day, but it seems like ev- ists, but Roll expects the sdu- more cooperative" and use The TPC’s 'recommendation Mrs. John Donlon of Vernon, ters, Mrs. Marion Barrett of the proposed location of said ing the Union St. Bridge. Mrs. Thomas Leemon, Mrs. headpiece, and she carried a ment and a $25,000 fine. venience of the family. first panel of iurors erything has worked against us tlon to come in November when “ good Judgment."Judgment.' " has been flatly rejected by the ment’s $81,6i50 request for 1967- sister of the bride, was matron Manchester and Mrs. Mildred this vrAOf* year,” sighedei/vVio/f Supt.Qsiwf A. A E.V theAW... levy goes before £.Xm^the dis- The report called AnflA<4 _ fOX* _ _ & school is in that area situated Weiss deferred to a future 68. The current appropriation is Conn and Miss Alice WU- cascade bouquet of white or The indictment said on Dec. -The principals in the trial — school bortrd (which has met chids. Galinat of Chestnut Hill; a Mrs. Camilla Wohllebe Stoner. Deep snow delayed trict’s 8,000 vdters a third time, strengthened code of ethics cov- north of Valley St., between the year a requji:t for a $100,000 $62,695. 1966. Francisco Sanchez, Judge H er^rt C. Paschen, Miss Patricia Lukovitz of grown of blush pink crepe, de- ' ^ ’ . . * brother, C Everett Hall of Mys R O c i^ lZ E T lM r r " ^ ^ S c u tO T 'i^ h a m "'M a r tT a n d school buses but attendance was " h tte r d o n ’t'vot^ "ye^ eriqg°the activities of attorneys S r s ^ « o n s ) % n ° t o g i^ ^ d s Capital Improvement item for .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, COOTJ, MpNIJAY, FEBRUARY 27,1967 PAGE ELBTOI MANCHESTOfi EVENING HERAU), M a KCHEST^ MONDAY, 2^^ 1967 ______’ • ‘ ______PAGE TEN ■a'r- World News Rdundup Bolton Indian Prime Minister Parents of Eighth Graders HOME OF Las To Be Elected March 12 To Discusk School Courses, NEW DELHI, India (AP)— state of St. Kitts-Nevis and Aii- There will be a mesUi^ of foUowing a tte n d from Bolton: SERVICE Indira Gandhi's chances of re- guillq was to fly for the first parents of students in Grade 8 Mrs. Elsie Jones, Mrs, Ruth AND talning the helm of the Indian Ume beside the British Union at Bolton Junlor-Senlor High Lathrop. Mrs. Eva Morra, Mrs. Been Named ^ „ . Eleanor Churilla, Mrs. Marilyn government improved today as Jack. The new flag displays a School Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Katherine Scan- her weakened but still ruling palm tree whose design was ( M M i i n Congress party scheduled eleC; changed by Britain reportedly, the school. ion and Mrs. Mary Morgan afM Desrooher, Ruseell Ernest Jr., son of Russell,Ernest Sr. tlon of a new prlriie minister on because it looked too much like The purpose of the meeting daughter Kathleen, end Judith Collins Desrocher, 29 Laurel St., East Hartford. March 12. , a coat of arms. is two-fold. Cpurse selections for Bulletta Board, He was iiom Feb. 17 at Hartford Hospital. Hda maternal Congress members elected to The three islands are the first the high school program will be Boy Scout Troop 73 will not grandfather .is William Collins, Poquonock. His paternal Parliament in last week’s na- of five British colonies in the discussed as well as questions meet tonight. Junior leaders grandmother Is Mrs. Alice FensU-niacher, 137 SohooJ St. He concerning the types of pro- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. has a sister, Kimberly. Ann, 3^ . tionwide balloting will meet in Caribbean achieving autonomy • • » * • New Delhi to select their parlia- in their internal affairs this grams needed for colleges, tech- at the hofne of Milton Jenseh. W ' SAVE / Terry, U sa Amy, daughter of Clarence A. and Suz mentary leader. President Sar- week. The others are Antigua, nical, business ■ and special The PTA executive board anne Hanson Terry, 35 Cannon Rd., East Hartford. She'Vs^ vepalli Radhakrtshnan will ask St. Lucia, Dominica a,nd Grena- schools. ■ will meet tonight at 8 kt the their choice to form a new gov- da. Britain will continue to pro- _ , Lewis Morgan, guidance di- born Feb. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal elementary school. «H early WEEK grandparents are Mr. and Mrs; Wilhelm E. Hanson, 78 Bis- emment. vide economic aid and by mu- Joins Atheneum '•ector, win discuss the Dlffer- The board of education will Political observers said^.the tual agreement will handle the ential Aptitude Test results and g *i, sell St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hertiert the high A. Terry, East Hartford. Her maternal great-grandpaYents early party election favored former colonies’ foreign affairs Bruce Wilson of East Hart' continue its Mrs. Gandhi’s getting another and defense needs, are Mrs, Qlga Hanscui, East Hampton, and Mr. and Mrs. ford, husband of the former study of the proposed budget. SPECIALS! Adalbert Gagnon, East Hartford. Her paternal great-grand term as prime minister. They Roberta F. Campbell of Man' Ralph Conlon, principal, rec- said she also would benefit from Teen1 een faParties m es naiaeaRaided Chester, today was appointed ommends that at least one p aThe r - board ' ^ of- T finance / * will * parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glorginl, Kensington. She has a brother, Chriotopher Alan, 2. party President Kumaraswami LONDON (AP) — Narcotics administrative assistant to ent from each family be pres- tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the • * • • • U. S. GRADE A is your Assurance of the Finest Poultry Available Kamaraj’s call for unanimity in squads swooped down on jam es Elliott, director of the ent for this meeting, which wUl , . choosing a new parliamentary hundreds of teen-agers at clubs Wadsworth Atheneum, Hart- help parents aid their children LeBlaiic, Paul Joseph, son of Clarence and Doris Gal chief. and house parties in five British ford. He will begin his duties in course selection for the four Manchester Evening Herald D O N T lant LeBlanc, 12 Hudson St. He was bom Feb. 17 at Man Though it still will be the larg- cities over the weekend. Scores Wednesday. years of their high school edu- Bolton correspondent, Cleme- chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are est party in the lower house of of detectives — some aided by ti,e newly created post at cation. Mr. a^d Mrs. Ben Gallant. St. Charles, N.B., Canada^ His pa well Young, teL 6^8-8981. ternal grandparents are and Mrs. Rodolphe LeBIanc, Fox Parliament, the Congress will dogs trained to sniff out marlju- the museum, his areas of admin- students in Grades 8 10 and FORGET 2 Creek, % .B., Canada. He has a bro^ier, Claude, 3; and a sis have to govern with a small ma- ana — arrested more than 30 igtrative responsibility will in- u have been given course se- ter, Joanne, 2. Jority instead of the over- young men and girls on charges du(je the museum’s finance, lection cards and information »****- J whelming margin it has enjoyed of possessing drugs. building maintenance, securty, sheets These cards should be Tyle^, Kerrie Ann, daughter bf Wlllialm Thomas Sr. In the previous 20 years of In- Huge quantities of .reefers and membership and development fuiea in with course selections 2 What’s For Dessert? and Maureen Ray Tyler, Dobson Rd., 'Veraon. She was bom dian independence. pei^pills were seized in the programs, retail sales opera- for the 1967-68 school year.'slgn- Feb. 17 at Manchecter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal f X Try Our Flavor Q UARTERS - with Back LB I J I . r J !/• •, raids Official sources said the tjons and public relations. ed by a parent and returned to grandptu-ents are Mr. a^d Mrs. Frank K. Bay, Campbell Ave., LEG 3 5 Goldberg Ends ViSlt crackdown was ordered by He was associated with the the high school Immediately. J , Of The Month: TOKYO (AP)—U.S. Ambassa- Home Secretary Roy Jenkins, national fund raising firm of .v,. —.manoo Vernon, Her paternal grimdmother is Mrs. Carl Tyler, Maple dor Arthur J. Gbldberg ended a who has expressed alarm at a Tamblyn and Brown. Inc., New ^ I t ’s Cherry Time Again! St., Venbn. She has a brother, Wllllani Thomas Jr.. 2. three-day visit to Japan today considerable increase in teen- York City, from 1965 to 1966, 7 # # Cherry YaniHa ' Hall, Roberta Elaine, daughter of David I; and Busan with a pledge that the United age drug addiction. ^nd recently was on the staff nroWem* Q U ARTERS > with Wing LB States will continue .to stand by In the past six years the num- ^f the Greater Hartford Com ° course selection problems Dooley Hall, Coventry. She was bom Feb. 19 at Manchester THE CHARM that parents have' concerning • • ’ C h e rry A lm oiK i Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and 39 Souh Vietnam while pursuing ber of known addicts in Britain munity Chest, peace efforts. has risen from less than 500 to '______their chifd’s program. ' ^ Mrs. Philip G. Dooley, Bolton. Her paternal. grandmother is At Ellington Tea $ • Block Cherry Mrs. Ira D. Hall, Lincoln Center, Maine. What is necessary is for the more than 1,200, and the latter VALL ' ♦ • * » * other side also to have the will figure is considered a conserva- A large attendance was re (In Vt Gallons) D O U B L E V OF YOUR CHOICE! LB and the wish and the desire to tive estimate, ported at a tea yesterday hon Gallagher, Laurie Ann, daughter of Darrell and Ix>r- c h ic k e n s Skating - Coasting oring Mrs. Attilio R. Frasslnel- —A Royal dessert Indeed! raine Chase Galla^er, 142 Bl- She was bom Feb. 15 at BARBECUED 59 make peace,” Goldberg told Avall^le At your nelgh- Prime Minister Elsaku Sato be- Tension Is Eased 11 in St. Luke's parish hall in Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather ii iborhood Royal Ice Cream Sterling Chase, Caribou, Maine. Her paternal grandparents fore leaving for South Korea. CAMERON HIGHLANDS, ' - Ellington. The Democratic Wo- dealer stor£ or ask him STAMPS are Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Gallagher, Caribou, Maine. Goldberg conferred for an Malaysia (AP) — A golfing ^ tn e n of the 35th District spon to get It for you. Livers ^69 Breasts ‘55< hour with Sato today and said weekend in Malaysia’s Cameron sored the tea. J Boynton, Matt Avery, son of Perl E. and Vyenne Hath they discussed Vietnam "in Highlands eased two years of Among the Invited guests the EVERY lb sonie length.” He said he told tension between Malaysia and A'''’’".'*, away Boynton, 101 South St., Rockville. He was bom Feb. 14 Hearts 4 Gizzardis 29< at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Drumsticks »45 Sato "there could be no unilat- her tiny neighbor, Singapore, Good ice skating conditions are Mr. and Mrs. George Hathaway, Brunswick, Maine. His era! peace.” “We are friends now said exist at both Center Springs paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rici)ard Boynton, LB The ebb and flow of the mil- Prime Minister Abdul Rahman Annex and Charter Oak Park LET US PRICE Necks 1 0 c WEDNESDAY Mystic. Be has a brother,- Dean, 5- ' Backs tary situation, I said to the with a wide grin for Prime Min- the park department reports, YO U R NEXT ^ICE CREAM COMPANY prime minister, in no way im- ister Lee Kuan Yew of Singa- Hours' of supervised skating' PRESCRIPTION! w Besterfleld,-Susan Frances, daughter of Gerald C. and paired our desire for uncondi- pore. will be from 1:30 to 10 p.m. |27 Warren S t, Manchester r Phone M9-ff8S8 (Tlaudla Richard Besterfleld. Walnut Dr., HebrOn. She was EATWELL LB tional negotiatons,” Goldberg "We have nothing to fight dally. COUNTRY DRU6 MANCHESTER born Feb. 15 at Mnnehester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Link Sausage continued. about,” Rahman added. Also, coasting is permitted grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Richard, 110 Washing /? “ I cannot remember when daily from 8:30 to dark at Cen- l i p l i BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER—TOLLAND TURNPIKE ton St. Her paternal grandparents are Mrs. Ruth Moressi, Islands Independent relations between Singapore'and ter Springs Park. SLICED - WHITES 8 OZ PKG Chicago, 111., Etfid George Besterfleld, (Chicago, 111. She has a Boiled Ham BA SSETERRE, St. Kitts (AP) Malaysia were better,” one dip- Ski conditions have also been brother, David Charles, 4; and a sister, Debra Lynn, 6. —The three small Caribbean lomatic observer said. reported as good at Mt. Nebo. SULLIVAN AVENUE ^ ***** Coupon colonial islands of St. Kitts, Rahman and Lee reportedly The lifts will be operating to- 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST Briggs, Marylln Andrea, doughter of Albert D. Jr. and Exciting Nevis and Anguilla got their discussed steps that could one night from 6:30 to 9:30. SHOPPING CENTER MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR Andrea Malcolm Briggs. 70 Buckland Rd., Wapplng. She Was first taste of independence to- day pave the way for reuniflca- Yotf Are Invited bom Feb. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal GRAPEFRUIT "laSJr 5 > ■ 29* F day as they became an associat- tion of the two neighbors, Singa- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Malcolm, Berkeley ed state under the British pore .was originally a member Medical Staff FOR TASTIER SALADS Heights. N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are H f- and Mrs. crown. of the Federation of Malaysia Albert D. Briggs Sr., Springfield, N.Y. The green, yellow and blue- when it was formed in 1963 but At Hospital to SPRING HAT SALE Salad ***** JUMBO C E L E R Y -19* atriped flag of the associated was forced out in 1965. Onp charm FREE — when you Dressing Negri, David Joseph, son of Joseph David and Marie Hear Lec^it^es BUCKINGHAM CHURCH Quart Jar Arpaia Negri, 165 Wells St. HCv^was bom Feb. 21 at Manches purchase any two charms for only MIRACLE WHIP ter Memorial Hospital. His nigtemal grandmother is Mrs. ORANGES FLO RIDA to l y The medical staff at Man HEBRON AVE., GLASTONBURY Frank ji^ala,*^Cllnton. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Events in Capital chester Memorial Hospital will and Mrk. Joseph Negri, New Haven. He has a sister, Darlene 50c each, plus M y purchase using hear lectures by three profes SNOW’S NEW ENGLAND ALL DELICIOUS FLAVORS Marie, 7. fO M A T O ES FLORIDA - VINE RIPE LB 2B« Favor Missile Defense Members of the public Works sors from New England medical 200 HATS - ALL $4.00 ***** Committees from both branches the coupon in this ad!< WASHINGTON (AP) — Some schools during conferences will sit in on the hearings. D'Alessandro, Mark Allan, son of "David and Sharon congressional leaders are voic scheduled for March, Dr. Mar- Free WEDNESDAY. CLAM or FISH POPULAR Hubbard D’Alessandro, 176 Charter Oak S t He was Bom D'ANJOU PEARS Ing doubts about administration frankly in pujje director of medical Refreshments Feb.' 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal attempts to negotiate an anti- the h e ^ r w " U m i education, announces, Free MARCH 1st grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubbard, 14 Victoria . missile ban with the Soviets and Innuth^ n rlefn rT Thursday, Dr. Donald Nas- Baby Sitting 2 - 4 P.M. 7 - 10 P.M. Rd. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bogll, AVOCADO PEARS are pushing for earliest possible f®"® til eetdent associate professor of East Hartford. His maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. deplo)rment of a« TTU.S. o missile lead the President to rescind his a,,rerervsurgery ntat Tufts;Tufts iiniveraitv’.sUniversity’s CHOWDER Ethel Moors, OtffLage St., and Mrs. Ethel Hubbard. Hartford. CHICKiN • TURKEY • BEEF • SALISBURY STEAK defense system. ^raer. , School of Medicine, will discuss He has a brother David. iV>: and a sister, Shen^Sipi. Johnson announced late last “indications for Surgery in At the same time, former Sen. Throw ***** vjiu.uvYoiG, o c o iiit y®**" Withholding Venous Disease of the Lower U)OZ. Q F C FIN A ST ^ I1.0Z Barry Goldwater says the Unit Away Royer, Kimberly Sue, daughter of Peter and Marjorie each ed States would have to break »1-I <>f *^•'1 bilhon au- Extremities” ' CANS J J J Ludwig Royer. 468 Adams St. She was bom Feb. 21 at Man FROZEN ^ PKGs the limited nuclear test ban ^borized by t^npress for federal pr. Nasbeth is a vascular sur- Bottles chester Memorial HospiUl. Her maternal grandnarents are treaty to estabUsh such a sys- grants to the states in the geon on the staffs of Mt. Au- DINNERS See Our New SelecHen Mr. and Mrs. Earle Ludwig. Hone, Maine. Her paternal tem, but Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, year. turn Hospital, Cambridge City grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rowley Royer, Rockland, Conparable Vatae $150 to $5.00 chairman of the Joint Chiefs of CAPITAL FOOTNOTES Hospital, New England Center of 4 Maine. She has a brother, Scott Poland, 3. i a Y • a • « « Staff, says that’s not so. “Fxtremelv eood” is the ver and" Boston City Hospi- DUTCH QUEEN IMPORTED COFFEE 'II T> T oo-io,. Extremely good is the ver jjg director of the Tufts SPRING Gates, Leslie Marl^, daughter c® Ronald H. and Joan MAXWELL HOUSE 67‘ L National Aeronautics Research Laboratory at the lat- FAIRWAY 12 OZ. Gerald R. Ford said he believes and Space Administration on instution LaHouse Gales, 12 Overlook Dr She was born Feb. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gr^dparents (^ngress ^11 appropriate more pictures of the moon coming Robert McCombs, also a F/Rsr CANS ■^LOWERS are Mrs. Mary R. LaHouse, Springfield, Mass., and Edmond — u b can toan the $337 million President from Lunar Orbiter 3. NASA „,g^ber of Tuffs School COFFEE F IN A ST Regular or Drip 64< LaHouse, Andover. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Johnson has asked as standby se.iA Sunday one-fourth of the Medicine, will lecture March 422 14 Mrs. Herman Gates, 136 Highland St. She has two brothers, funds in case there is no agree- photographs planned had. on “Drugs in the Treatment y and WHIMSY HATS . . . Stephen, 13 and Gary, 2; and two sisters, Karen, 11, and ment with the Soviets and a de- been received. of Allergic Disorders ” ^AT O U R FISH CO U N TER — O N SALE TU ESDAY Susan, 8. clslon is made to deploy an an- Funds from the Soviet Union ^t Tufts he is a professor of ***** WHITE BREAD 4 69‘ tl^ssile system. are still being channeled to the graduate medicine and assistant y They’ra Just in Time Dreyfus, Howard Lorin, son of Bruce Stephen and TheIiic Sovietsovvicio icpv.icuij-reportedly haveiiavc communist party, U.S.A.,u.a.A., ana and it ^ean ^ean of of courses for graduates, k' Susan Solomon Dreyfus. 571 Hartford Rd. He was bom Feb. begun antimissile deployment remains a “tool and a pawn" of Re is chief of allergy and pul- m f a v VflUr HAlnrful EaetAfV Fresh Haddock Fillef lb. 59c 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand YDUR CHOICE ITALIAN TOMATOES 'c l N f already. The U.S. system, the Soviet Communist party, rnonary services at the Pratt r ■•HA UUlUflUl td alO li PROGRESSO 3 89^ rtionflry mother is Mrs. Shirley Solomon, Dorchester, Mass. His pa called Nike X, has been under according to a report of a Sen- Diagnostic Clinic and the New ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D^yfus, Dor development but not production, ate Internal Security subcom- England Center Hospital and is 2 Locations.' 975 Downtown Main Street, and 705 E astt 1>lb. Pkg. Crab Meat ’ 1.69 chester, Mass. 36 EXCITCVG BOLD- • c - I- > mlttee. the author of a textbook on in- Middle Turnpike (next to Popular Market). »****• tinancing socialism The National Heart Institute temal medicine. LEAN, JUICY ^ Parsons, Timothy Alan, son of Michael Lee and Al Crest Toothpaste Secret Deodorant WASHINGTON (AP) — Is lining up hospitals with staff Dr. Donald Egan, associate berta Faye Parsons, Cider Mill Rd., Bolton. He was bonf Feb. Form er Sen. Barry Goldwater and equipment able to “cope professor of clinical medicine at FMSH CHARMS 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand MEDIUM SIZE IK OZ TUBE says the Central Intelligence with the most advanced scientif- Yale University School of Med- father is Hally H. Havely, Topeka, Kan. His paternal grand 29c Spray 7-oz aero c a n '1^49 Agency worked "to finance so- ic techniques of the day” as icine, will speak on "Heart Fail- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parson, Great Bend, Kan. / clalism in America.” part of the new program to ure and Lung Function” on G^ROUNb BEEF 4 9 ^ ***** V Goldwater said Sunday he combat heart attacks. Four to March 28. Dr, Egan is director Knybel, Gary Henry, son of Henry and Lucy Graezyk TENDER, TASTY JM saw nothing wrong with the CIA hospitals will be awarded of the inhalation laboratory at Knybel, 10 Morrison St., Rockville. He was bom Feb. 15 at Prell Sham poo White Tuna T d ia m o n d s^ c w 39c operations except that, he said, contracts in June and a dozen the Yale New Haven Hospital, Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is CLIP THIS COUPON FOR ell the money went to “left wing niore will join the program In ______Mrs. Josephine Graezyk, 10 Morrison S t, Rockville. organizations.” ^be next three years. 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MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1967 {p a g e f o u r t e e n ’ “a'I' MANCaiESTER EVENINC HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1967 PAGE PIFT]EEM ■ 'll -I I I . i' _____^______- ' —...... ------WavitiQ Tourney^ Bid in Front aF Bad News ------2 ------sL------^ ------;■ A — ■ B y goals In 35 attempU and nine of ttHpws wjth fiv« seconds left tournament bids already «a ^ '| EAJIL YOST „ NEW YORK (AP) — East Third 18 free throws top the 56 points produced*lin 86-84 victory over ered, didr not let down m the* Sports Editor / Waving a tournament bid he scored In his varsity debut. Ripe. ' Oougers charged by Crelghtt^ in------front of . Lew Alcindor . .is In contrast, second-ranked Other teams still chasing Con- 87-73 and the-Mlijers took apart In C la ss A like waving a red flag in Louiavine, 23-3, with the Mis- ference titles and touhiament West Texas 97-67. Notes from, the Little ‘.Blaclc Book 1 ; front of a bull. He charges, valley Conference locked bids did not let down. ' FTfth-ranked North Carolina^ ,No one is happier in Manchester today than Frank' Louisville, Western Kentucky yp NCAA bid, stumbled Princeton, NO. 6,, all but which must win the Atlantlo Miller. His Manchester Rec All-Stars copped the fourth CIAC List and Syracuse reacted the same Wichita’s pressing defense as clinched the Ivy League title by O ast ^gtseason toumamantt, annual Branford Invitational Volldyball Tourhament By PETE, ZANARDI DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP.) —. Stocky, Italian- way—until they ran down their shockers,’ seven suspended stomping Cornell 81-66 at home, for an NCAA bid, dropped Vip>,v' ast .Saturday, topping; eight rivals in all-day action. The Earning a thirc) place born Mario Andretti gave himself a $43,000 present bids. Now, wltl} no flags waving, players returned to action. breaking a flrst^place tie with ginla Tech 110-78." .joi lotals, paced by Bob Shoff, John and Avens, Dick Sunday— two days before his 27th' birthday— with a they fell flat on their faces. Mel Reed scored 24 points as the Big Red. ’Ihe Tigers, 22-2, ,pjjg ,j.gy jagg turned Into! ranking among Class A Brown and Gene Rau, upended defending champion schools, East-Catholic (17- lead-foote^ victory in the Daytona 500, richest stock The apparent letdown proba- Wichita led all the way despite need only a victory at home ^ five-team fight after Iowa up< NSW Haven YMCA In the finals ------car race ever. . . ■ • bly cost the three clubs some of 24 points and 17 rfebounds by against -Pennsylvania Wednes- set leading Indiana 75-74 om. 3) leRds four area repre rfter getting past a talent^ qoO (winner) end $15,000 (run- sentatives, one for each “ It was a lovely day.” said ^ jg Lorenzen In third their national vanking as LCuis- Westley Unseld of the Card!- day to win the title. Gerry Jones] lay-up with 12 see*: Newlngton crew In the, semi Andretti, who drove a trouble- g ^ j^^gg Hvlton of In- villa was upset by Wichita 84-78, nals. Kansas, No. 4, closed in on the remaining in overtime.*’ . .r, - , . . Nation&l Pro- division, into the CIAC finals Miner is responsible for fgggi„„g, League tele- free Factory Ford the distance g.^,., in a 1965" Dodge. H« Western Kentucky was gored by Third-ranked Western Ken- Big • Bigh^ Conference crown is 7-8 with Iowa, Mlchb Baaketball Tournament. It is ^ t h the Class A and Class B ^gg^g g^g^j ^ ^ at an average speed of 146.926 collected $10,925. Veteran Tiny Murray 75-69 and Syracuse tucky, 21-2, the Ohio Valley with a 90-55 romp over Missouri gan State, Northwestern and' the fourth consecutive tourney "cP rA '.-V -!!* weekly telecasts are listed un miles per hour despite 54 laps of ^und oA jross, S.C., took fourth dropped before Canisius 68-64, Conference champs, was snort- at Lawrence that left the Jay- Wisconsin Ued at 6*4. East and '\yest Side Rec Cen' In as many varsity campaigns til the first week in Septem- for Coach Don Bums and ths running In fixed position under pigc^ i„ a 1966 Plymouth and all on the road Saturday night, ing along with a 21-game win- hawks 1% games ahead of sec- bound P r o V 1 d e n • "ter buildings here, the caution flag. jg Alcindor tossed in 61 points as nlng streak before Murray’s ond-place^ebrasta, their oppo- g , ber . . . March issue of Sun Eagles. fo ♦ * ■ * rise magazine will feature stor Andretti, of Nazareth, Pa., ™u - « c j x- • v. ^ top-ranked UCLA humbled Herb McPhersoh’s 24 points nent Saturday at Lincoln. Jo Jo 47 ty Manchester High (12-7) is ies on Dave Tyler, outstanding Srove a bAital race, running out , ^Otff the Cuff ranked 16th In the AA Division, Washington State 100-78 at home stopped them. A.» TVinity College, swimmer, and fiont of the starting field of 50 and clinched the Pacific-8 Utle Syracuse, No. 8 with a 19-4 Po‘nts- ,-Marques Haynes and his Fah giving Coach Phil Hyde his and Mel Graham of New Yot-k Gary Palladlno, University of for 112 of the 200 laps and beat- ■for an automatic bid to the record and an NTT bid tucked Ninth-ranked Tennessee g ygUyy.g major college I'lqps Magicians thrilled a ca fourth tourney In six years. EH- ing out Ford teammate Freddy Factory entnes back into Hartford’s basketball scoring NCAA tournament. away, was halted by Johnny mained one game ahead of Van- . , ^ ni., I«city crowd at Rockville High ‘ lington Hli:h, 16-5 overall but Lorenzen of Elmhurst, 111., by “ '® “ I guess I bore down a little Morrison’s three-point play with derbilt in the Southeastern Con- _ * ’ 'a ^ ig^t Saturday night against the f ®®’®® ^® ‘ ®® f 13-6 as far as the CIAC Is con one half minute. Th® SOO. with J200.000 in prize LEGS ARE BUNTING TARGET — Philadelphia The emphasis was on pitchers’ bunting, as Hoak more^^ecause It was for the 24 seconds left that put Canisius ference with three contests left St. J ^ n s, R^ckvUle Rec League All-Stars. e g r b S k efb a ir entries a^d cerned, ranked 17fh In the B Lorenzen, by contrast, spent nion®y, paid the biggest purses conference ch a m p io '^ W ’ s^^^^ ahead 65-64. . after the Vols’ top-ranked de- event. The Knights finished off most of the race hiding in the stock car history and played pitcher Dick Hall is on the ball as he bunts toward stood off from the batters as they tried to place Georgs S c o u “of th" Red the 7-foot-l sophomore Southern Methodist completed fense stopped Auburn 64-45 and ami of Florida 97 70 on a on ^ , 1 exhibition cagers on tour. , >• regular scheduling with a vic f u e 1-and-engine-savlng slip- ^ packed house of 94,255, one the legs of Coach Don Hoak in spring training. the ball between his legs. (AP Photofax) New York Giants and llLn^or E g iumoers its run through the Southwest Ron Widby scored 19 points. Dove’s 28 points, and M S a k ^ Tmrc( and final baseball um tory over' East Windsor, giving stream of one or another of the ^® biggest crowds ever to Alcindor. hitting ^CAA bid as Houston, No. 7. and Texas alive its NIT hopes with a 60-,M the Atlanta Falcons will play pires’ clinic for prospective them a share of the NOOC lead cars, lying in wait for me- witness a sports event in the tip-ins and an exhibition football game field Denny Holman’s two free Western, No. 10, with NCAA victory over^St. Louis. •.nombers of the Man^ester , . x-. ■ >. crown. chanical trouble to clear his South. connected on „ Aug. 12 at Cornell University Sports Schedule ______' ______Chapter of Approved Baseball ® _ Hardine fine Man- Rham of Hebron is the area way. Andretti put his foot Into the Umpires will be held tonight at , *^®^® “ , ,, ^ representative among the small Lorenzen’s drafting of the gray and red Ford from the ttS Army A Navy Club. SOTSbn ®”®®‘®r Community College bas- Orioles Win Fight Wednesday, March 1 Bialosuk^a boosts Average to 29,2 Points ranks, earning 17th spot with a leaders won him a 100-miIe start, turning one lap at an un Rifle —MHS at Eastern .s ^ ts at 8 o’clock. Written, «l®o performs 10-8 mark. The Sachems are the qualifying race Friday. But it official 182 m.p.h. While the av- Friday, March 3 cxtfms are slated one week from Z first area .club active, meeting didn’t work in the main event, erage speed was well below a Rifle -t-MHS at Hamden todght. alw at the A&N Club. tough Charter Oak Conference With three laps to go, Lorenzen record, due to the time spent 7 Wrestling —State SecUonals . ..JSlta directors for all CIAC ♦ • • , foe Portland High tomorrow found himself an impossible 25 under the caution flag, the pace To Sign AIJ Players Friday, March 10 Undefeated Yankee Season VILLAGE MIXERS— Roland Basketball Tournament games j ,i,x. l';*... night at East Catholic. seconds behind and had to settle ranged between 173 and 179 Rifle —State Championships, ^ at least $25 from the spon- ^ in e Game Thursday for $14,950 second money. m.p.h. most of the way. Spearin 212-572, Ginger Your^ s6rk . The Boston Red Sox Respite 16 degree tempera- PUMPING BEF()RE JUMPING — Pole vaulter Bob Seagren does bicycle ride Palmer, the Orioles’ wlnningest have to g^ive 125 per cent. I want New Haven Thursday, Ellington takes on NEW YORK (AP) — kas 202-495, Ron Nlvlson 21Sr-i liaVe renamed Ken Coleman, tures, 16,181 ’ turned out to exercise before auempting leap of 17 feet, four inches. Seagren failed to clear The Baltibiore Oriolea are pitcher last season at 15-10, to get the money back. Saturday, March 11 Lost on Desperation Shof Klllingly High at E. O. Smith the height, which would have broken his own indoor mark of 17-3, but he won signed for about $15,000. Frank Howard took a small Wrestling —State Tournament 570, Clayton Murphy 212-565r' Ned Martin and Mel Parnell as watch the 10-race program at in Storrs for the right to play Olympic Body Nixes Move slowly winning a fight that Sally Kvadas 177-466, Dick the All-Eastern Indoor Games with leap of 16-7l^. (AP Photofax) Other •'lareni who came to cut from Washington to about A desperation shot took al7-6record, including *eY a n - and C. W. Post edged Southern its three-man radio and teevee uncoln Downs last Saturday, either St. Bernard’s of New, may be tougher than their groups at Olympic ijiembership terms over the last weekend $40,000, while Pappas balked at , , j _ kee Conference title with a 9-1 Connecticut 88-82. Lynne 201-554. ^ broadcasting crew for the 1967 Thg crowd, however, was set- London or Kolbe High of Water- CHICAGO (AP)—The United by a 1046-729 vote. battle for the American before aU the major league a proposed cut in his $36,000 sal Eastern League an undefeated Yankee Lon- jgig,,^ ^vaa Connecticut teams which have American League season. . John within the comfortable bury. Amateur Captures Philippine Open Bert Weaver Wins States Olympic Committee’s bi teams begin full-team workouts Gojlapp of the MUIi'ose A.A. gjas^.enclosed stands. Jockeys All other factions seeking Lengue pennant—j-the fight ary from the Reds. Milt wanted Sunday’s Results ference record away from 8-2 In the league. The final reg- completed their seasons Include f r i e n d s h i p — Joy Wll^y Saturday night. East travels ennial meeting which ended Sun to sign all their players. were Elston Howaril and Ohar- ular season game for UConn is those with the best — and worst \vi£hstood strong winds and 16- complained of getUng hit with MANILA (AP) — Hsu Sheng- champion and a pre-toumament PANAMA CITY, Panama membership at the various lev a raise instead. Scranton 135, Sunbury 120 the University of Connecti 207-175— 545, Stefanie Bore^o to Xavier High of Middletown to day turned out to be another re The Orioles, heavy favorites jey Smith of the New York Wednesday at Holy Cross. The — records. New Haven wound dep’ee weather to win the 26 lumps of loam, several showing San cost the pros a $10,000 first favorite, finished sixth at 289 els beginning from Groups A to Elsewhere on the grapefruit Wilmington 122, Hartford 116 457, Ed Kodes 203, CharUe Bos-‘ .^ meet 11th ranked Wllby of Wa- (AP) — Bert Weaver, set back buff of membership attempts by In the preseason betting to take Yankees, Cookie Rojas of Phila- cut Saturday, as the Hus- ihue, 385 yard Cherry Tree facial cuts after getting off place prize by becoming the after falling out of contention Groups E were admitted by a circuit, Roy McMillan, the vet Trenton 139, N eh Haven 15 NCAA tournament starts March up at 17-4. Coast Guard and sidy 206. , | . terbury. by illness last year, readied a second straight flag, came to Uelphia and Flunk Howard of kies/played on the Rhode Marathon in New York yester- their mounts . . . Channel 3 in second straight amateur to win Saturday when he shot four- the National Collegiate Athletic unanimous voice vote. eran shortstop who was cut by Saturday’s Results 11 when Connecticut and Boston Willimantic State each had 4-14 day. He defeated Johnny Kelley Hartford will carry the Cas- Granted the longest time In the P’hlllipine Open Golf Tour over-par 76. himself for the U.S. golf tour Association. However, when the federationa terms Sunday with two of the the Senators, the Mets, showed up for another Allentown 157, Trenton 138 Island University court College meet on the Rhode Is- marks. Quinnlpi^b had 14-9 pitchers who played major roles The holdouts included Jim regular RESTAURANT—Carl Spraka*^- of-.Groton and the Boston A.A. giug Clay-Zora Folley world’s preparation, Manchester isn’t nament Sunday with a 283 as he Filipino pro Celestino Tugot, with an eagle on the 12th hole The USOC membership, pre for track and field, gymnastica try at making the club and got Sunbury 158, Hartford 144 where the NCAA tourna- land court In Kingston. regular season re^drd^knd lost in getting them their first one, Running and Richie Allen of the in the NAIA District 3 semi active until March 7 when 17 came from four strokes back on who finished second a stroke Simday that carried him to the dominated by Amateur Athletic and basketball sought admit some encouragement from Wilmington 140, Harrisburg ment begins March 11. er 145-304, Burt Claughsey 152- by; 70 yards and 14 seconds, heavyweight boxing champion- Dave McNally and Jim Palmer, phillies. Milt Pappas of Cincin- In other Saturday action, final Friday before beating Bry Ge,«]lapp’s time was two hours, ghip bout March 22. It will be clashes with eighth-ranked the final round. back, missed a chance for the Panama Open title with a 14- Union factions, turned back an tance, a separate vote was taken manager Wes Westrum. 130 The shot by Rhode Island’s 391, Gene Grille 353, Vic MtftJ- But atm unsigned are several nati and Camilo Pascual, Bob which ended the season for two ant in consola^on. 35^minutes and 37.4 seconds, telecast In color . . . Hartford Bridgeport Central at Maloney BlUy Casper, the U.S. Open top money under-par 274. attempt by three NCAA-backed and all three were turned down. "Right now we’re counting on ___ Bill Jenkins with one second teams, Yale continued its quest inelli 377, Ed Gutt 143-368, High in Meriden^ other key players. Including Priddy'and Jim Duckworth of The other teams’ records are: * ♦ * . • Charter Oaks are now making Bud Harrelson for shortstop,” remaining swished through the for second place in the Ivy A total of 79 tegms are In the first baseman Boog Powell, out- the Senators, Connecticut 17-6, Yale 13-7, Cen Frank Calvo 354, Wende^^ y rpi plana for 1967 which Include Westrum said, "But an old pro Bill Slater 32nd nets to give Rhody an 87-86 ric- League by beating Dartmouth tournament —1 from AA, 18 fielder Curt Blefary, pitcher Howard took a cut of about tory. With only nine seconds tral Connecticut 16-6, Fairfield Poucher 138-388, Ray Northam t i e r e n I tie r e • the hiring of a new head coach. Steve Barber and second base- jio.ooo to around $67,000 from like McMillan could be a good DAY’TONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) 71-56. Fairfield drubbed East 12-7, Wesleyan 13-7, Bridgeport Ijratlbnal Basketball Associa- Quarterback John Torok is in from A, 27 from B and 18 from backup man.” — Bill Slater of Hartford, (3onn., left, Wes Bialosuknia ^ of Con- Carolina 90-67 at the New Haven 172-407, A1 Gauba 144-147-»444, C. Included are three imdefeat- man Dave Johnson. the Yankees, but was promised a basket 14-9, Southern Connecticut 13-9, tlon playoff will start no later the army on his six-month tour Arena, and Central Coimecticut Red Molumphy 138, Jim Bell ed quintets, Hartford Public (18- McNally, 13-6 last season, and he could get some of it returned Pete Mikkelsen and Jim Pag- was 32nd in Saturday’s Daytona Danbury State 9-9, Trinity 9-10, tbsq! March 22—thank goodness with the reserves. Season Uck- which gave him 38 points for 139-392, Dick Krinjak 376, Chfet 0) and Rippowam (17-0) ranked winner of the l^st game of the if he came up with a good sea- liaroni appeared at the Pitts Permatex 300-mile race for mod- prepared for the NCAA college Hartfoi-d 8-u7 S a cr^ Heart — u playoff pool of $280,000, ets are i(6w available by call- ified and sportsmen stock cars. the game and Connecticut took division tournament by whip- Russo 352, Bill Sheekey 130- No. 1 and No. 2 In AA and Ab World Series over Los Angeles, son after two poor ones, burgh camp with sore throats a brief edge in the hard-fought mqre than double the playoff ing the Oaks’ office . . . Good and were sent off to rest up for Driving a 1960 Ford sportsmen ping Jersey City State 78-63. Highlights of the final week of 376, Walt Suchy 138-376, Led bott Tech on Danbury (18-0) de P&WA jet engines signed for about $25,000, some “ I’ve always given 100 per contest. Rivers 147-360, Paul Sartor 361". pool o f four years ago and skiing conditions are reported a while. stock car, he won $300. Northeastern ended 0>ast the regular season schedule are fending M champion. Fairfield $7,000 more than his 1966 salary, cent," said Ellie. "This year I’ll Bialosuknia boosted his aver Roy McGuire 359, Rollie Irish $100,000 more than the 1966 at Mt. Nebo, the schedule will Guard’s season, beating the Ca- St. Francis of Pennsylvania at playoff melon, has been estab- be from 6:30 to 9:30 tonight, Prep (17-1) leads the L division age to 29.2 points a game, and 351, John Rivosa 148-396, Ed actually led The nation’s major dets 91-68. Hartford triumphed Fairfield tonight, Yale at Brown lished. Top four teams in each Coasting is permitted dally in while Utchfield High (17-2) Is V - rr Pagani 158-366, Charlie Vaii tops among S schools. college scoring parade for about over Suffolk 99-89, Quinnipiac in the Ivy windup Tuesday, Con- division will qualify. The club Center Springs Park from Ted Brindamour won the consolation round o f the necUcut and Holy Cross ending Riper 142-392, Stan Bloniar?, East, which has always gone for everything 5% hours. Then Providence’s won with the highest percentage will 8:30 to dark with good Ice Jimmy Walker'scored 47 against District 32 NAIA tournament, their regular Wednes- 184-400, Rick Cavar 362, Jim get $5,000 and each divisional skating at both Center Springs at least to the quarterfinals in ' fl and Lambert 135, Bert Davis 350,“ tourney action, lost only to Pen Ties for First Holy Cross to post a 29.6. Later, beating Bryant 79-74. Wesleyan day at Worcester, Mass. champ will receive $17,500. ’The Annex and Charter Oak Park, Ed Doucette Jr. 355, Vic AbraJ- UCLA’s Lew Alcindor later took took an overtime victory, and Ontral Connecticut playing one playoff finalists will draw $20,- 1:30 to 10 p.m. daily. ney and South Catholic (twice) Capping off his career for the bver the baton with a 61 pbtnt at least a share of the Little of the toughest small colleges tis 359, Joe Cataldi Jr. 136-1-48 this season. Boasting fine scor Manchester High swinunei-s, — 404, Jerry Longo 144-386. ers and rebounders in Greg from hydrofoils show! against Washington State 'Three championship went with in the nation — Oieney State of senior Ted Brindamour went to for a 30.0 average. the 81-76 decision over Amherst. Pennsylvania — in a game Sat- Dick DiBella 141-367, 'Art Turek, Tom Lombardo and Jim Central Connecticut’s pool Sat The loss left Connecticut with Brandeis topped Trinity 98-87 urday night in Philadelphia. Pierce 142. -vI Latest Victims of Feud Reynolds, the Eagles averaged urday and returned with half of better than 60 points per con the CIAC 100-yard backatrokfe test. crown. State Wrestling Top Two Powerhouses Active J Toughest competition In the to skycranes Brindamour, who lowered his Ryuri and Record A ranks should come from I own school record to 58.7 in South, Fairfield Prep, Southing i qualifying for the finals, shares Sectionals Here ff- _ * ton and Platt High of Meriden the title with Bud Perch of Local high school wrestling New England Season with Penney High of East Hart Kennedy High both finishing in ford a darkhorse. fans will get a chance to see Not Recognized i 6P.4. Co-captain of this year’s V Placed Third squad, Brindamour was unde some of ^ the state’s best this Manchester battled to a third feated in 11 starts in regular week when Manchester High Now in Homestreteh 4/)S ALTOS, Calif. (A P)— Jim Ryun and his world place (JOIL finish, fooling most record half-mile appeared today to be the latest vic scheduling. hosts the CIAC Eastern Section BOS’TON (A P )—The 1967 New England collejte bas of the critics. The Indians boast It is the second year in a row tims of the marathon feud between the Amateur Ath a balanced attack i with Joe al Wrestling Toumamient. The ketball season headed into the final ,week of tlnpregUT add up to that Manchester High has had letic Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Asso- Amalo, Dale Ostrout, Tim event features 11 schools and lar schedule today with a handful of powers looking a state champion. Jeff Stuek 99 wrestlers. eWtion. ------——------Coughlin. Ray Kelly and Dick ruled a year ago In both the 100 X, xxxx T o 1 ahead to tournament action. Cobb ail capable of double fig Action begins Wednesday with The president of the NCAA- ntx... and 50-yard freestyles. By BILL S A C H E R L K Boston College and P r o v i------— s^nsored U.S. Track and Field H eath ! D i e s ure performances. the quarterfinals and continues Manchester finished 18th In Skied Haystack Mountain re- dence, the 1-2 powers in the points in a 112-100 ■victory oVeri Playmaker Tim Quinn has with the semifinals Friday af ^ Federation said the USTFF LOg GATOS, Calif. (AP) — steady jobs ili! the 28 school competition with cently and found the conditions six-state area, have (wo games Hartwick Sunday. ’The Purple paced Ellington, which came on ternoon at 3 o’clock and the fi would not comply with AAU Thomas G. Heath, baseball 20 Mt points. Notre Dame of to our liking. The wide trails while Yankee Conference Knights have one ' game strong at mid-season to win its nals Friday evening at 7. Win terms for recognizing Ryun’s manager, scout and former raa- West Haven won for the second and slopes were in good shape. Connecticut has just jeft with Clarkson Saturday.’ . last seven starts. The Knights ners and runners-up go on to 1:44.9 half-mile. jor league catcher, died Sunday straight year with 151 points, were credited ■with another loss the State Tournament. ^ Met Frank Eblen, a top-flight Central Connecticut, host for The terms: That the USTFF of complications following a gall followed by Kennedy 13814, football official, relaxing from Others attempting to improve yjg NCAA College Division request the AAU for retroactive bladder operation. He was 63. due to the tardiness in report for years to come Manchester Coach Jack Early Greenwich 93, Crosby 8814 and business. records before sanction of the National USTFF Heath’s professional baseball ing the games with two Long Is director of the tournament. Darien 86. Canard High of West Skiing companions at Hay- season play are American In- Connecticut, strives to hike Its meet last June at Terre Haute, career started in 1932 at Rock Island schools (in reality they Tickets will be available at the Hartford was the first CCIL stack were Alex Wylie, Stuart tematlonal. Assumption, Cen- ryoprd at home against Ind., where the fabulous 19- Island, IM., of the Misslssippi- split) and were not credited finisher, earning ninth spot with door on' both days. Joseph and son and 'Vince Los- Connecticut and St. Mich- Adelp'm 'fuesday and at tough yeur-old set the mark. Ohio Valley League. He was a with the victory over East 59% points. East Catholic's matmen join cazo. ael’s. Northeastern will try cheyn.eys..State, a Pennsylvania Father Wilfred H. Crowley, catcher with the old St. Louis Windsor because It was played at the Aircraft Brindamour joined Brad Mil Manchester High in giving the Shiela Young, a petite young sharp in practice, while power. Wednesday. n', Jesuit priest who heads the Browns of the American League after the Feb. 23 deadline. ler, Mike Howard and Mike Or- Silk City two representatives. lady, heads the public rela- Boston State is looking forward _ Yankee Odlnfererioe' USTFF, accused the AAU of in 1937-38. He wound up his Abbott Tech, Middletown, fitelU on the 200-yard medley East Hartford also had a pair monsHons start.staff to the NAIA Tournament - at schedule T closes Tuesday ^ with using “ any means to preserve playing days in 1946 with the Guilford and Windsor Locks are relay team that finished seventh of entries in Penney High and I have found the personnel i^ansas L,iiy. - Hampshire traveling to their monopolistic and self- Milwaukee Brewers of the among the favorites to cope the with a 1:51 time, seven tenths East Hartford High. Other in the Sfratton and Haystack The BC Eagles, rolling along Maine. New England’s Ivy assumed power.’’ He said the American Association. M crown. v* of a second off the school rec schools include Glastonbury areas most courteous. A thank with a 17-2 record after belting representatives end league AAjU “ has no right to impose ord. GET WITH IT MEN — Manager Alvin Dark hold^^' the foreground at the High, Waterford High, Fitch you to 'thjse men on occasion Georgetown 103-91, are host to pigy ygjg g^ grown ’Tues-- its, jurisdiction” on the federa- Athletics’ camp as a full squad spring training start was made, A round of run High of Groton, Hartford High helps to brighten their day. Canisius Tuesday before wind- day and Dartmouth at Harvard Uon. and Ledyard High. Los Angeles Dodger pitchers ning; light throwing and batting completed the day’s work. (AP Photofax) Haystack will be a New Eng- ing up. at Holy Cri>ss Saturday. Wednesday. "The meet In which Ryun let Leafs Hottest NHL Qub turned in 20 shutouts in 52 com ------■ ------— ------^ ------Among the locals seeking hon land base for a national study They meet Connecticut in the ors will be Manchester’s Steve Boston State, owner of a 17-5' bis record was either a bona plete games last year and had CRAWLING POPPER Standings Western Division on ski accidents. A grant In opening round of the NCAA Hemenway,, Ron P-oitras and record, will attempt to stey- fid5 amateur meet conducted a team earned run averaige of San Fran. 40 28 .588 — excess o f ' $100,000 has been playoffs March 11 at the under p re ^ r conditions for the With Coach Hospitalized Best way to fish a popping Eastern Division Charlie Griffin, while John and sharp on the practice court’ aftw Informing R ; ^ that his day night and Toronto used minutes remaining gave the and employees receive paid sick leave, nine paid holidays, and vacations up SAVE MONEY at AAMCO the National Baskfettiall Asso- verdict. * matched case-control studv have a 9-1 Yankee rec- >bnt IndOTr 1 :48.S haUmile (at Ohurs- Johnny Bower’s sturdy goal- Canadlens their fifth tie in 11 land Gage Making, Machine Repair and Pip»j ; to Making. . WOniDllWBEST AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ciatlon, the Boston Celtics still Jones finished with 39 points, wito thrnSulaU on 17-6, over-all. Rhode V«Ij day night at Lawrence, Kan., tending and a little 6|t of luck games against Chicago this sea four weeks depending on length of service. \ son. It came when Montreal de APPRENTICE PROGRAMS.— Cottfiesi rangfna have the winning habit. ' ^lelmo Beaty topped the Hawks Involved, theft* ncharacteristics h „ r ^ K i c ^ 6-2 in the conference JO\’/ wouldn’t be emsidered for a for a 4-2 victory that ended two SPECIALISTS! and 14-12 for the regular Controversy ;] fenseman Ted Harris intercept from three to tour w ars in Jat EnSdne Metdh The Celtics continued as the with 34. and equipment. A “ Ski Census’ ’ record because he ran on a dirt Ranger strings. ^ ,, Gur recent wage. Increase can put more paypower In your future. Apply season. ed a weak clearing pass and smithing, Sheet M etu. Machintog^ not-d( Di* < NBA’s best-looking second place Baltimore, winning only Its will be taken and important var >j5 track instead of the required The loss was the first after Making and EleebioniBS, COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE AIC (18-4), Assumption (16-4), Surrounds sent the puck into a cluster of now at Pratt & Whitney AircraftI team by rolling by the St. Louis 18th game, jumped Into a 68-37 iables in skiing ability and' boards. The recognised record tour victories tor New York and Northeastern (21-3) and ' St. players in front of Black Hawk Nom $ 0 0 AU MAKES .kfi^wks 130-119 on national tele- lead behind John Barnhill and equipment will be considered. is 1:4».(). the goals ended a scoreless Michael’s 20-3 came through as Skate Meet goalie Denis DeJordy. Highir X l W OF CARS vision from St. Louis Sunday for John Egan and Chicago never “ Natlirally, we’ll give serious "It looks like I Should forget string ol 182 minutes, 32 seconds expected during the weekend VIENNA (AP) HUNDREDS DF GDDD JDDS IncliHltt) Rtmovlnc, Diunmtllnf their 60th victory in 67 games. got closer than nine the rest of conslderatloin to the way ski fv,» -unirk The UNIT. adSut running the half-mile,” -r better than nine periods ol The Red Wings’ wlnleas string VISIT THE EMPlOYMlfiiiT OFPiCE. 40» IniiMctlan Md RfUMflil)l«, The '76ers have had to run at a the way, Barnhill totaled 24 capamented me Kansas sopho- shutout hockey — tor Ranger was stretched to four games AVAItADLEIN: nCUMItn WITH $MK 0 injuries might be prevented.” S u e g ^ * dZI P l S Pratt & Main Street UsX H a r b ^ Coonpirtic u t 67-10 clip to remain seven ■ points and Egan 22. goalie Ed Giacomin. when Stewart beat Roger Cro- LIFETIME BUARANTEE games In front with 14 games Don Kojis had 18 for the Bulls, said Ellison. ’ March 7-8 at American Interna- zier, for the tie. The Bruins, had AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS Other Connecticut plants in Nortb Uevelv Ft m p irtt M4 libor on til AAMCO The facility at Haystapk wlH 'tjonal amidst a simmering oohtrovwr- •r«n» IAAF has recognized It was the seventh straight Whitney custom rfbullt transmlMieni «n6 left., who fell three games behind.. . be~staffed dally, on a rotating Rjfon’s 3:61.8 mile at Berkeley, victory lor the third-place pulled gdalie Ed Johnston for an AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING Southington and Midiltetown. ' torque conveilert m lon( at you owa In other NBA play, Baltimore fourth-place Detroit in AIC winds up at home against ^ extra attacker in the final yra r own car and aarvlee It annually basis for one, month each, by* Southern Connecticut Tuesday, ternatjonal Skating umon oVen Catlf., last Jtdy 17 Leafs, who trail New York by MACHINING • SHEET METAL at a modeat aarvica charia at any o l dampened Chicago’s playoff struggle for the last playoff spot a fourth year sttiderit at Har judging practices. ■ wotW’s fastest mile. just live points. Toronto is lour minute. Pircraft th i 300 AAMCO ahopa eoaat te c oo it hopes, by drubbing the Bulls 124- In the Western Division. while Assumption ^ s dates at Detroit had wiped out a 2-1 OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday Tkara art no cttiar (uaraetaaa like vard Medical School. Dr. El- po,intis up on fourth-place Mon TOOL AND DIE MAKING 106 in Baltimore and Los Art- The’ Lakers pulled within one- home with Wesleyan Wednes- The weok-loi^ competltton .-i.David A. MatUn, AAU presi Boston lead with a jpair df third- HUN DiCKENSON ttiia ana. e m r UMCO lA t in llson will be, at Haystack on ^gy g„^ Fairfield gets under , way Tuesday morni' dent, expreseetL cf^ d e n ce “ we treal, which used Henri Rich EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING through Friday—8 a.m.'to 5 p.ns« ohii Saturday. period goala before Stewart tied u no MOHEf H6WM geles closed in on second.place half game of the. runner-up —•* — - ...... - i__ dsn persuade the IAAF to' ac- ard’s late goal, to .gain a 2-2 tie St. Louis-by-hammering Clndn-Hawks in the West as Jim Northeastern ended Its regular l ^ J^ th it) LAYOUT INSPECTION Saturdays-^ a.m. to 12 noon. c^>t Byun’s half - mile as a with Chicago. For Late Hadol natl 141-127 Barnes and GaU Goodrich came ” JP®rvi8® «h® »hi i°Jmy campaign with a 91-68 rout of events In all fdur categories. I- Standings wqfhl record” If the USTBIF In Sunday’s other game, Ron FIREMEN • GUARDS p AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS OF MANCHESTER The Celts, ■with only a slim off the bench to give them a 70- Coast Guard. But champlonaiip headquttfC' apifUes for retroactive sanction- Stewart’s goal with nine seconds W L T Pta. NEW. a USED GARS 03 Tolland 'Fucnplke Route 88 chance of overtaking the 76ers, 61 halftime lead that grew to Second basemen Jini Lrfeb- . St. Michael’s turned In an ters were buzzihg qwer an opieH Chicago S2 IS 9 78 STENOGRAPHERS • CLERK TYPISTS left lifted Boaton Into a 3-8 tie Phone 643-2487 still could not help looking clas- 128-108 after intermission. Jerry \Te of the Lot AngelOT Dodgers Impressive performance as letter by ISU SOTretsiry Geneilkl »ij?1atheir Crowley’s reply was to with Detroit- New York 27 20 8 63 KEYPUNCH OPERATORS An equal opportuniW employer Monchwsttr Motors Open 8 A.M. to 7 PJW. sy as they overtook the Hawks West led Los Angeles with 84 will b e tried at third base this Dick Falkenbubh, a 6-foot-4 sen- George Hessler .blaming Cana'd^* dspounce..the "autocratic, and aij^itrary inraoUces of the AAU’] In, Saturday’s, games, New Toronto 24 21 9 57 Now & Usod Ccwf In the second period and took a points, but Oscar Robertson Of spring; He played 40 games at lor from Pittsfield, Maas., sttn for what he called u n fi^ criti** York blaitked Montreal 6-0, .To Montreal 22 24 -<9 58 90-72 lead. 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MORTGAGE LOANS — first, RN OR Lira, 11-7 shift, p^lll pnCPERIENCTO sMeewoman M anor, Q49-4519. tS EVERYBOPY? iA l i 27 28 a LUMBERYARD Tallyman — second, third, all kinds realty, and part-time. Laurel Manor, wanted for ladles better coats i p : EXPERIENCED saleswoman in Established wholesale lumber EDWARDS Statewide, credit rating unnec- 649-4510. and.dresses. Apply store man- id 31 women’s ready-to-wear. A full yard has permanent Job open Special Services essary. Reasonable, conflden------— ------agAr; House & Hales, 946 Main CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ! work week .(Tuesday through ings, 40 h6urs weekly guaran ANSWERINQ SERVICE tial, quick arrangements, Al- St. ^ " P a TV - rentals at B. D. Pearl Saturday) and Thursday. Fri teed, some overtime, no «cpe- Appliances. T. % Company, day and Saturday. Apply ' rience necessary, outdoor 64941500 875-2519 983 Main St., Hartford evenings u 649 M alb St. CaU 643-2171. Fuller Brush Co. salesladiesaa1.a1a.41.. uraTi.A.4wanted to ..11 sell ti,.the Tweed’s, 773 Main St. work, pension plan, medical and leave your meesage. TonH hear from onr advertiser In 233-6879. r finest fabrics at Pilgrim Mills. benef^. Call Rex Lumber Co., i;Jlg tim e w lthont spending a ll evening a t the telephone. 289-9379 between 8^5. 7 - f T SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- Has See manager, 1'77 Hartford Rd. 1 Help Wanted— Male 36 Roofingt'^IclIng 14 limited funds available for sec- Manchester. Immediate Openingrs w a n t e d — Experienced lathu 45 45 Automobiles For Sale 4 ------ond mortgages, payments to JOB OPTORTUNTTY ' with BIDWELJj HOME Bnprove-' ^auit your budget. Expedient INTERESTED IN a wider use operators and all around 'ma H E R A LD NO. 79 STOCK CAR ^S feature " F or of your office talent? Small South Windsor School. Perma chinists, excellent persona! $6 50 ment Co.—Roofing, siding al- service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. nent full-time custodial work. - winners at Stafford Springe. teratlons, additions and re- m anufacturing plant in East henefi|s.. All things being a-a? Si S2 53 Inform ation call 1-423-1944 a f modeling’ of all types. Excel- BURDENED with bills? Quick CLERK TYPIST has immediate open- equal, work at Bmeo Corp., hr T.M. All B O X L E H E R S ter 6. lent■ ■ workmanship. • 649-6495.------consolidation------lowers outgo ' ..to X ijjg ,or secretary-receptionist, excellent fringe benefits Oon- Bolton, Conn. 649-5258. . . . TvtiinP'.Typing, shorthand and tamil-famil Mr. Penna, 161 Neveru a bi} 56 1966 CHEVELLE M a li^ J- fit income and saves late Must have good typing PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER iarity with office equipment re- R d., Wapping, or 844-1 27 F or Y oor speed transmission, 827 engine, charges. Let us show you how skill and nbiUty. U ke new, ca ll 644-8448 after 5. Roofing and ' to improve your credit and qulred. Minimum one year’s a a . BRtSWN-AND Shi screw ( NOTICE CftPupviia Information your property. Joe Malick or •» / a t t /- - it rT> experience preferred. Salary machine msin wanted. Must ^ Best offer. Chimneys ,16-A TOWN* OF MANCHESTER PsyiHIATRV OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIABiS Frank Burke at 246-889T; Con- M .A .1 L C L E R K .O dependent on experience. Com able to lay out, set-up jnnd op THE HERALD will not 1961 RAMBLER American r o OFDtS, — SReclallzlng re- “®®tlcut Mortgage Exchange. pany benefits. Call 289-5428, 9- erate maichines. Full or part- disclose the identity of 5:30 ask for Mrs. PMllips or POSITION VACANCY wagon, good condition, 4 new pairing roofs o f Pall kinds, new Neat appearing girls. Must time. Top wages fqr top man. SORRY 1 KEPT OH, BOV7 HE'S A PPE P IW- BUILPAFIRBt any advertiser using box tires, 6 cylinder standard, Mr. Kammerer. PART-TEMB 'tou WArriNO/ SULT TO IW JURY/ I'M WOT UWPER M E I letters. Readers answer be fast and efficient and in 643-1133. ------AW’ 5246. 742-6728. opp^w ity is JUNIOR WHEW I OWLV FROZEW STIFFER'W ing blind box ads who good physical condition. WOMAN 'WANTED for clean- EXPERIENCED backhoe oper- CALLEP FOR A STATUE WAITIW' FOR Typing desU^le but not BNOINEERINO AIDE desire to protect their 1965 CORVETTE COUPE—396 siding. 30 years' experience. ing, part'^ime momingis. Ap •yfOLi VOUR MOTHER HIM, b u t w o w I'l l h a v e identity can follow this essential. ators with knowledge of ame- $2.60 PER HOUR GOT DOTALKIWG TO LISTEW TO HERTALK cubic inch, 425 h.p. engine. Free estimates. Howley GET O N ply in person only, after 1 p.m. site and installation of septic TO ME ABOUT TOAAE ABOUT WHAT procedure: 643-5861, 644-8333[ State Theatre. 20 HOURS PER WEEK Outside mounted exhaust. systems. Paid holidays and LIBERAL FRINGE BEI4E- WHAT I'VE BEEW 1 HAVEN'T BEEW Enclose your reply to the All openings'" require high DOlWG IM POlWG IW SCHOOL Many extras. Show room con- r o OBTNG— R EPAIR o f SECRETARY—Elxperienced in year ’round work for the right FTM: Two weeks’ vacation11 box In an envelope — dltlon. Best offer. 1-429-4768. YO U R O W N school education. SCHOOL, AKIP... The best in gutters and con- ^ _ transcription, shorthand and men. Upton Construction, Ihc. pqU iiolidays; sick leave; So addreseed to the ClaijU- 742-6190 after 6 p.m . fied Mansgor, Manchester ductora. Repair of chimneys, ^ad Enough of the Factory? good typing. ability required. cial Security; Town pension Evening Herald, togther too. CaU Coughllni 648-7707. Be Y our Own Boss Accepted applicants will Excellent working conditions plan; paid aeddent health enjoy pleasa^ working with a memo listing the Auto AccMSories— and company benefits. Glas and group life Insurant; Town Increase Your Income conditions, pwodic wage companies you do NOT tonbury location, 1-633-4681 WTICE pays two-thirds of CMS and all Tires 6 increases, /exceUent com want to see your letter. Heating and Plumbing 17 High GaUonage Sunoco Station for interview. of Individual employes’ Blue Your letter will be de pany paid fringe b^eftt TOWN OF COVENTRY TIRBS 700-13 \pXH7LOP. less Cross and Major Medical} BY KEN MUSE stroyed if the advertiser is BOTH PLUMBING and heat Available on Route 6 & 44A program . ^ TYPIST for RockviUe manufac ZONING BOARD WAYOUT than 400 miles wear, $26 pair. Credit Union available. one you’ve mentioned. If ing repairs, alterations, elec B olton turing firm to assist advertis F 16 Wadsworth St, rear apart OF APPEALS not it win be handled in tric and gas hot water heat- call Sun Oil Company, week- ing manager, j Interesting, di There wUl be a Public Hear- the usual manner. ment. Apply In Person For application and Job ers. Call 643-1496. days, 568-3400. Evenings and /f Personnel Dept versified work for speedy, on Ing March 6th, 8:00 p.m., in description. apply to PER 1-17 55iih>LETE plum'^JJS------^ d weekends, Mr. Smith, 236-0413. the hall, woman with general the Town Office Building for SONNEL OFFICE, Munici office skills. 875-3385. the- purpose of granting Oon- heating installation, repairs pal Building, 41 Center A 8 ™ J < 'T | s Lost and Found 1 Motorcycles— FULLER BRUSH CO. yer’s construction company a and remodeling. Service calls Street, Manchester, Con Bicycles 11 Private Instructions 32 88 Long HiU S t MACHINE OFERATOM, full- peJihit to authorine the use of a n e cticu t RHEU/VIATISM ‘He certainly analyzed my wife correctly . . . he lets FOUND —at "Look Homeward ______given immediateattention. toe work, d^ 1180 per ^ ^^1^ office during East Hartford, Conn. SPECIALIST her do all the talking!” Angi^ Lady’s f^ves. U <^8 jg g j d TOIAN "Tomahawk’’ 600 CaU M & M Plumbing ft Heat hour to start. WiU train, ^ construction of the Inter- Applications must be re «yeglasaes, gold bracelet TRACTOR TRAILER c c twin. Needs work, $100. 643- ing, 649-2871. transportation. N. P. Hallen- turned to the GENERAL r ie a s e caU 643-2814. mediate School. 8297 6-7 p.m . JOBS WAITING beck Co., Bunker £011 Rd„ All interested persons are in M ANAGER’S OFFICE, Andover. 742-8061. 2-J.7 / Mimnery. vited to attend. Municipal Building, ^ HEROES ARE MAPE-WOT BORM Annonneements 2 Train Now — Pay Later HIGH SCHOOL Signed Center Street Manchester, Business Sendees Dressmeddng 19 GUERK f o r GENERAL office work, part-time mornings, ex Grant E. Toothaker Sr. Connecticut not later than THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBEBG lilJDCTROLUX vacuum clean- O ^ e ^ 13 Keep earning while learn Wednesday, March 8, 1967. DRAPES —custom made to SENIORS perience desirable but not Chairman ars, sales and service, bonded ing. Quality training wlU TiF your measurements, lined or necessary. George Mrosek, enable you to earn to $200. unllned. For furtiier informa 648-2779. •iift RniMi Dr Manchester Carp«ts, furniture, wells and per week and higher. Train ' OFHCE y O t l ’R E £ 491^ ^ flooJ^all cleaned in your tion caU after 6, 648-1913. on aU makes and models S44-ai4a o r 648-4913. Insured. CaU M g- C A R F F R . 9 SMILINO WOMAN $65, 6-day of equipment nearby in SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL MADAM KATHERINA—reader b le Servicem aster, 649-3433. FOR ALTERATIONS neatly and i f i T o your spare time. Licensed and advisor on aU proMems, reasonably done in my borne, vassing. Oommissions. Com USE "il|9raUi" TREE EXPERT — Trees cut by Massachusetts registry. HU4LOOK$UK5 2878 B erlin T i* e ., next to the caU 643-8760. pany benefits. Call Mrs. Radin, buUding lots cleared, troes Phone 249-7771 anytime. BE -lUe PUCE i fAOMOAM Ift/'T goo, NewlngtCHi. 1-666-8697. 11 a .m .-l p.m . 622-1710. MV DA'^J topped. Got a tree problem? TAX RETURN — Business and WeU worth phone call, 742- Moving— Trucking— ONE CATALOG FREE. FU send you Individual prepared by Income 8252. Sterago 20 Help W o n ted - O f The 624-page Popular dub catalog. tax accountant Raymond Ol- _ ------Female 35 Let your friends shop from it. (^1 yard. 643-9926, coUect 875- SHARPENING ServiceMANCHESTER DeUvery. Light Then you pick $26 and more in knives, axes, shears, skates, “HNAST” 7362. trucking and package delivery. WANTED—RN OR LPN, 7-8, free items. Alice Williams, ^rBESTRESULIS, rotary blades. Quick service. Refrigerators, ^washers and part-time and full-time for new Popular dub Plan, Depart ¥ INDIVIDUAL AND business in C apitol Equipment Co. 38 Main First National Stores Is stove moving speciality. Fold nursing home, excellent pay. ment R60S, Lynlbrook, New II come tax returns prepared. St., Manchester. Hours dally proud of' its “FINASr’ ing chairs fo r re n t 649-0762. Call 876-0771 or 649-3081. Yoric. Dan Mbalar, 649-8329, 625-8263. 7-6. ’Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- label products, and Justly CAIdfH 9 m? hr HtA. fee. TJA. so. It represents an image ------— 4. 643-7068. STENOGRAPHER In state op > M Jt-f7 OlEAU ewpi»^t.tf of dependablUty and qual Painring— Papering 21 erated Community College, af LOW COST. TOO! MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl ity. We also believe that- XNCX)MB TAXES prepared by SALES AIND Service on A liens, ternoon and evening hours. M arvin Baker. Call 643-0287. Hahn Blclipse, Jacobsen lawn PAINTING B Y D ick Fontaine, our office staff represents CASH RATES (15 WORDS) BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Shorthand, typing and ability WANTED mowers. Also Homellte rtialn interior and exterior. Paper this "FIN ASr' image—de f I WONDeO WHV WMATHAVE'jCO A to deal with people. $76.60. 36 NICE HAND WRITING analysis —my saws and International Cub hanging and wall paper re pendable, qualified em One Day.... 45e 3 Days ....$1,171 6 0 /6 PpeF=EC s a r i u A T r COLD NOeE, hour week to start. All bene Clean, Late l^odel ’ H O r B U Z / faiterpretation of your person- Cadet Tractors. Rental equip moval. Dutch Boy and DuFont. ployes. Wouldn’t you like DO&a TO (SICL6? HAVEN'T G or^ / fits of state classified service. FOeZONE littty and emotions. Send hand ment and sharpening service Quality workmanship. ' CaU to be part of this? Sfac Days___ $1.98 10 Days ....$3.00| r luiN u. ITS Apply Mr. Colvocoresses, Man USED CARS i i o . r THING. luting sAmpl« And signature on edl makes. L ft M Equip evenings, 246-9693. DiesueriNG/ chester Community CoUege, This is a challenging busi ilrltb stamped self-address' ment Corp., Route 88, Vernon, IMMEDIATE ACTION M envelope. Currency donation 875.7600 Manchester Exdumge JOSSra P. Lew's Manchester. 640-6377. ^ ness, with doUars and Top Prices Paid painting, interior and exterior, cents, pounds and ouncqs, For All Makes I CaU before 10:30 weekdays (9 AJri. Saturdays). accepted. Persona! service. 69 —Enterprise 1946. «rt«ri«r paperhanging, wallpaper re miles and gallons and a You can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. Osk St, Manrtiester. NURSE’ S AIDE — part-time. I ly DICK’S SERVICE, snow plow moved. Wallpaper books on re host of other computations CARTER CHEVROLET Vernon Haven, 875-2077. ing, carpentry, rec rooms, re quest. Fully Insured. Free es as our main concern. Above CO ., m e. Pononab 3 tim ates. Call 640-9668. average grades In such modeling, general repairs, COUNTER GIRLS wanted part 1229 Main St. iwdntlng, interior and exterior. subjects as bookkeeping, 643-2711 O assifi^ Dept. WANTED RIDE to gate 6, P time evening shift. Apply in Phone 649-5238 tohjST’remov;!, moving, ma- I^HIE - OUISIDB j^ n ^ person, Bess Eaton Donuts, 160 business math, algebra, it W, Odid shift, from HUliard Special rates for people 66 or eonary. CaU 648-4636. Center S t and business machines are at. 648-0287. over. CaU my competitors then especially helpful. Some po 2 OiCUL caU m e. Estim ates given. 649- sitions wlU require typing £AVAU-I A-Jt7 Automobllos For Sale 4 s n o w p l o w i n g - c a u 64s- 7863, 876-8401. skills. 2301. ;U66 CHEVELLE Super Sport EXTERIOR AND Interior paint* PART-TIME "BTNAST” office careers, CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ing. WaUpaper books, paper in addition to challenging MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD '806, convertible, 4-speed, buck et seats, tachometer, radio, Household Services hanging. Ceilings. Floors, Ful work offers excellent bene Comptometer fits, convenient location OR A c o d e ! A COPE IT'S APPRE5SEP MEANWHILE.. Ijeater, red line tires. CaU 643- O ^ r e d 1 3 - A ly Insured, workmanship guar with free parking, competi BO/O-BO/f tVHAT A T i 6 ur \vui'? HOW EJtPEBr COUUS IN L0NGHAMP>- t i l t r y t o 8027. anteed. L eo P elletier, 649-6326. TBiMBLE PRBAM THAT COULP McKEC BREAR IT.mBUT BUT NOT J0CKI5...0M PECOOB THIS REWEAVCNG OF bums, moth I f no answer 643-9043. Operators tive salaries, merit reviews, WASi X NEVER HAD READ IT? THE/ WE CAMTl DELTA PLUMBINe CRf/PTOefMM NEBD------CAR? Your------credit. toni- boles. Zippers repaired. Win------in-plant cafeteria, pleasant PONT KEEP IM CO. STATIOMER/l (pHH-'S «d down? »»ort on down pay- «]ow shades made to measure PADITING—Interior and ex- Openings for experienced air - conditioned office. I A F T E R N O O N Come to see us any day ment? Bankrupt? Repossea- aU sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Comptometer Operators to N A P I S aUm? Don’t d es^ r! See Hon- TtiarfA while you wait Tape re- estimates. CaU Richard Mar- 8:30-4:30 FINISHED.' work evenings, 6 p.m. to 10 SBt Douglas. Inquire about lo w oorders fo r rent. M ariowe’s 867 tin, 649-9288.______p.m., five nights per week. ^st dow n,'mtiaUest paym ents M ain, 649-6221. NAME TOUR PRICE, painting, Must be skilled in all anywhei;*. No smaU loan or phases of comptometer HRST work. Interested even If no M olor^ M l MiUn.______£ «X r pSuSS?^Mi«, recent ei^erience. Shccel- NATIONAL 1965 CHlDVROLHJT Super Sport reo room s, etc. N o Job to o CaU 647-9664. Jerry Kenny. lent wages and working conditions. Apply: STORES, INC 4 speed, 300 b .p . V ^ g ^ cot- small. CaU for free estimates, AVATr.Am.m f o r tinierior and Park ft Oaklcnd Avee. SmuMoIlBBUggScnieJ dltlon, $1,860 648-8129 a fter 4:80. 648-9964. ______exterior custom decorating. East Hartford f.r 19iB0 CORVETTE —4 speed, 283 SPRING CLBANINO problems? HRST engine, one hardtop, power caU Suburban Cleantaig Serv- rep^red, also ^rless spraying • fAUyou do is set the the/mostat...M do aUthe restf windows. $1075. o r best o ffe r, ic e at 649-9229 today tor free service. Fullytomred, free es MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIA^S timates, ^reasonsblq rates. NATIONAL , You mmia it and Sunoco’s new Heating Service has gi^ it! 742-7194.- . estimate. Budget terms _avaU- Everythtog from pre-season conditioning to scientific, ______able or use your Conn. CSiarge W a s h b o ^ ft M n e r, 649-1641, 1966 CORVAIB MONZA 2-door PP MARRY YOU SPEAKINa OF AND t'P LIKE YOU STORES, INC weather-controUed, automatic deUveries, plus easy payment O.K., BUT FIRST hardtop, 110 h.p-, 4-speed, __ USED CARS RI6HT NOW IF YOU MONEY... BANKER TO ESCORT m e . 2 _ plan. Get them ^ get Sunoco Heating Oil Let’s talk. TIMETOFEEO 6 0 BRIN6AAEA DIDN'T'HAve e o , CALEB BRASHER D A W , 8 0 X CAN whkewaU tiree, radio, heater, — Park ft Oakland Aves. ft OOMFLETB BEDSHEET... INVITED ME TO HIS MAKE ALL THE GIRLS J VOUftNEWPET; MUCH OF"REAPy OxceUent condition. CaU 649- Floor Rnishing 24 East Hartford SELECTION . i^^R. ABERNATHY. O R B EN '? > SON'S BiRTHPAY Bunding— PARTY... 0694. CjDniracring FLOOR SANDING and reftolib- ing (apecializlng In older BOURNE BUntK TEL. 649-5253 1063 O TE V R O tO T OABBEN TRT-COTcrete work "Hie Houae of Onetomer SattsAtottoa* OOTditlon. Take over payments Inside and out, nb substitute floors. Pa^n^ P^ihaiv* clothing exclusively through 644-0896. ’ tor quality work, satisfaction opening 285 MAIN ST. j Verfamb, 6494760. \ de^nstrator in this 1969 PONTIAC BOTnevUle, 4- guaranteed,. competitive pric MANCHESTER W. G. GLENNEY CO. area. Married woman prefer door hardtop, new tlxas, new es, no Job too small. D ft D 24641862 649-4571 836 N. MAIN STREET OBipentty, days M6-1904, ave- red. Must drim OeU 876-7689, HEATING SERVICE transmiaeion, $836. or beat of «---- dlAAAAOfk fer. 6494613. Re^d Herald Ads ooU eot. 2 -3 7 Tp. U. X M MU.M laUl mmA - imTi ■’.VI •V MANCHESyER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1967 BIANQflE^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MOl^IDAY,, FEBRUARY 27, 1967 PAGE EIGHTEEN PAGE NINETEEN Houses For Sole 72 Houses,For Sole 72 Houses For. Sole 72 Suburban For Sole 75 Household Goods 51 Apartments Floti— Suburban For Sola 75 Suburban For Sola 75 HeJ B oyle Tenements 63 MANCHESTER—8 room Oar- BOLTON-Manebester Mne—8 BOI/f^N -—Just Hated! One o< JEnemy Shelling at Da Nang 10 Accidents Never Was Scout WBSnNGHOUSE Terrace top MANCHESTER — Gardner St. COVENTRY New e room BOLTON-COVENTRY , line -r 8 room Ranch, full basement, ion Colonial in Rockledge room Ranch set high on large the most unusual income prop electric range, excellent condi 2>^ ROOMS. STOVE, refriger erties we have ever handled. Raised Ranch, fireplace, ga- bedroom Ranch. large kitchen, fireplace, hot water oil heat, /arearea. 2% baths, 4 bedrooms, wooded lot, double garage, - CLASSIFIED tion, 190. 643-4487. ator, hot water, private en rage, convenient location, $18, fireplace, 94 acre lot. . Call now. Happenings Kill 11 GPs^ 35 Villagers On Weekend large rec room with half bath, built-in kitchen, first ’ floor Immediate occupancy, $17,000. 6 rental Incomes, plus an own Boy Scouts’ Founder trance, parking. Inquire 33 er occupied, 5 nootn apartment. 60Q. Leonard. Agency, Real? Only $16,200.. Bayes A g oa ty, •w porch, large lot, excellent con family room, fireplace and 2 Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Lyndale St. Let us show you how to make tors, 646-0469. .. 646-0131. (Oontinned from Pisge One) A Wilfimantic man was ar TWO USED gas ranges. Call dition throughout, ’ riced at on- car garage. $32,500. Barrows That Escaped TWO FAMILY built 1964, $ hot money and enjoy the life of a. rested and two other persona ADVERTISING M9-S1S2 between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. t h r e e ROOM heated apart $21,500. Charles Lesptrance, and Wallace, 649-5306. S F .OWN^R —Veihon' Regan SOUTO WINDSOR —, Two 7: U.S. military ' headquarters issued Written warnings in three water furnaces, excellent “ country squire’ ^ $48,000. Bar- HEALTH CAf^ULES. Becomes Scoutmaster ment with electric stove ,and 649-7620. Rd.. area., Seven year old 6 .rpinn Splits, one with -swlm- said the step, Uke the other two of 10 car accidents reported to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS CHROME KITCHEN set, oval MANCHESTER — Just listed! neighborhood, 06 Starkweather rows and Wallace, 649-5806. room Cape, fireplace, aHiinii- A Columnist by Mioheel A. Petti, M.P. RIPLEY, England (AP) - “ I finally said: ’Well', perhaiw ^frlgeratOT. (^11 M3-B118 ming pool, bojth wjth large iofo, announced over the weekend day by police. it’ss be all rigdit. PIl go dowS table) chairs recently recov 4 bedroom Garrison Colonial gt.. reasonably priced. Hutch- }num-combinations plus other Ipw 2C)’8. Bel Air Real Estat(|, HOW L0N6 #HOULP VOU WAIT Lord Baden-Powell - - whose 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. tween 8.30 a.m.-4.30 p.m. quality built two families. Sep- aimed at cutting the flow The WUlimantic man, Ken there (with a troop), but If ered, 330. 649-8551. in Bowers School area. 24 feet mi’ Agency, Realtors, 649-5824. “ 1 ia extrpa. Lot 100 x 180. $16,^. 643-9382. NBRY YORK (AP) —They say BEFORE PRIVING AFTER PRWK- grandfather founded the Boy I , ______. Ranch, 2 minutes from Rt. le. neth Freeman, 21, 'was charg don’t Uke the scouts Til be a.waS FIVE ROOMS, SECOND floor, arate furnaces, excellent fi living room, fireplace, Call 875-6071. No agents please^ if you just keep Uving every- .from the North of men and sup- lUe two HIGHBALLS ? THREE PIECE bedroom set, 2 fuU baths, waU to wall car ed at 1:37 p.m. Saturday 'with Scouts and Girl Guides has like a shot’. . - stove, sunporch, $100. Call 649- nancing available. Hayes Agen baths, aluminum siding and MANCHESTER — new listing. BOLTON LAKE—tour room' thlng will happen to you. /pUes to South Vietnam. The COPY CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. good condition; leatherette cy, 646-0131. garage. $28,900. farrows and Six room C i^ , convenient lo peting, bullt-lns, paneled rec OiVRR' THB line In Vertlon-^ Ranch. Oil heat, fenced yard, failure to obey state traffic become a scoutmaster, “ I went down to the tnmp la 9862 after 4 p.m. headquarters announced earlier MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:30 AJtt. — SATURDAY 9 AM. swivel rocker: 2-piece Danish ______Wallace, 649-5306. cation. Near bus, schools and room and a 2 car garage. Outr ImmaculatiB 7 room Raised But I've been standing on the control devices. His illustrious grandparent, Roehampton, south London, and many extras. Lakefront priv that long-Vange artillery in comer sectional; ping-pong poU R ROOM apartment, sec- CHENEY ESTATE—14 rooms, 4 _ shopping. Treed lot. Only $15,- standing buy at $21,900. Bar- Ranch urlt|i 8 bedroorns, 2 full ileges. Only$ll,5QO. Goodchild- street comers of life tor half a Police said the car he was the first Lord Baden-Powell, the scoutmaster and 1 sort of MANCHESTER — 1 room Cape South Vietnam was shelling table. 528-3732. ond floor, parking, central.lo baths,. 2-car garage, approx 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. rows wid Wallace, 64941306. baths and* finished rec room. Bartlett, Realtors, 289-0989, 289- century, staring at the shop driving rammed the rear of was born in London exactly 110 clicked. We got on well, so nosr Cod with shed doi^er. 2 full North Vietnam across the dem cation. Call 643-4347. imately 3 acres of land. By ap 2-car garage, ass'uitiable mort 9151. 'Windows of eternity, and have another at Center and W. Cen- years ago today. I’m running the senior scouts YOUR COOPERATION WILL n i A l A 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ilitarized zone and that war BE APPRECIATED l/IM fc Ai# ■ 1 pointment. Phllbrick Agency, baths, fireplace and\garage. MAN<«E8TBR-Ten room weU ^ gage. $21,600. Wolverton Agw- never yet— ter Sts. driven by Robert - E. “ i never really became a Boy there.” ’Ihat was nearly twjs ships of the U S. 7th Fleet were Antiques 56 A FOUR ROOM rent, available Realtors, 649-5347. Very private heavily te&ed Iqt, maintained Victorian home on qy. Realtors, 649-2813. STAFFORD SPRINGS — 6% Danced a polka with Queen Zikus, 23, of 46 Birch St. Scout,” said the 30-year-old years ago. first of March at 117 Prospect $18,900, Barrows and Wallace, large treed lot. 1% baths, fire room Ranch, hot water heat, BUzabeth. bombarding miUtary targets Margaret J. Gonci of 694 Kee- present Lord Baden-Powell in “ I’ll go on with scouting, moat —block from North Main St. convenient to WANTED TO BUY—Antiques, St. Nice location, 5 minutes WEST SIDE 649-5306. place, carpeting and bullt-lns.; BbLTON—6 room Ranch. Gap- garage; artesian well. Ebccelr Taken a Turkislh bath in from off the North Vietnamese ney St. was issued a written an interview at his new home in definitely,” he said. “ I realize Conriniwd From Preceding Page Washington School, 2 bedroom bus, shopping, excrtlent for $24,900. Barrows and Wallace,, steins, furniture, pewter, load from Silver Lane Bus line. Call •age, stone front, dead end lent condition. $12,990. Tom Sweden. coast, warning at 11 p.m. Saturday the heart of this Surrey -village, now what I didn’t realize before house, oversized kitchen, tiled MANCHESTER—7 room home, large family, rooming house or ed lamps, art glass, primitives, 643-8772, Manchester. 649-5306. street. Large treed lot. Call Minor,: Broker. 876-5042. Learned to play chess. As the U.S. command an after the car she was driving "I was a Wolf Cub (a beginning — 'what scouting oU ers.” bath, carpeting, excellent con- 2-car garage, extra lot. For In- apartment, $22,000. By appoint any quantity, 644-8982. now. Only $14,900. Hayes Agen- Dra'wn a miistache and a nounced the mining of North hit a parked car on Center St. rank in (Tub Scouts) and en- Does he remember Lt. Gen. dition, big lot, garage. T. J. formation call Mitten Agency, ment, call SusanM Shorts, 6 ^ VERNON—surrounded by tress Help Wonted— Mole 36 Help Wonted— Mole 36 8886. J. Watson Beach A Oo., gy, 646-0131. VERNON -- oversized 64’ con beard on a public poster of Vietnamese waterways, North She was warned for failure to rolled as a Boy Scout, then I left Robert Stephenson Smyth Bad- FRENCH Victorian large sofa, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Realtors, 643-6930. on a high and dry lot, sits temporary Ranch,. built 1966. SERVICE STATION attendant CABINET MAKER. Expert eno- Furnished Realtore, 522-2114. this 6^ room Split Level In. Sopbda Loren. Vietnam -charged the naval drive in the established lane, them almost ^ fo re I was one.’’ en-Powell, first baronet and tufted, carving; Lincoln rock W LTON -T 3 bedroom Ranch, Fireplace, grarage, built-in ABOUT 5 h o u r ^. _experience necessary. Hours ed only. Displaycraft, Inc. 643- $15,500—^Flve room older home, MANCHESTER — $15,900 — 6 ------' “ mint" condition. Come and Gone for a wailk atop the third shelling caused civilian casual- rwo police reported. They said her “ I suppose I'd just had too first baron, the scouts founder? er; top carved, Victorian occa- Apartments 63-A With basement garage. . fire-, range, oven, disposal, 1% a b o u t convenient to bus, shopping room Cape, garage, treed lot. MANOM3STER ■—36 Scott Dr, rail of the subway. ties and sent a protest to the m^HPALL^ COHTAIKI car hit one owned by Maurice much of it around me all my “ Oh yes,” he answered. "X 9 p.m. to 6 p.m. Gorman Broth 9557. see. $19,000, Barrows and Wal place, level lot with plenty of baths, wall to wall carpeting, ONE OUNife OF ALCOHOL. sional table; child’s high chair, THREE ROOM furnished apart- and school. Leonard Agency, Central location, near schools, Nice " Ranch. ' Assumable ' 6% Tasted manna. control commission. Hanoi also E. O’Conner, 59, of 184 Prince life,” he explained. was taken to see him when I ers, Inc., 770 Main St., Man cane seat; Victorian side lace, 640-5306. trees. T. J. Crqckett, Realtor, city w^ter. Close to Vernon Cir VOUR 0 O P V WILL BURN UP ment, heat, hot water, all fa Realtors, 646-0469. bus, shopping. Bel Air Real mortgage. Three bedrooms, 2 Ridden an elephant in a circus claimed that North Vietnamese ton St. “ It happened to all my cous was four. He was living in Ken chester. TREE TRIMMERS chairs; secretary; antique doll (M3-15rr. cle. Owner transferred. $21,900. ABOUT ONE O U t^ E cilities included. 643-0420. ______„ , Estate, 643-9332. baths, family kitchen with VERNON —one floor living at parade. shore batteries hit a U.S. war IN 5 HOUR$. Mark K. Collins, 16, of 126 W. ins too. None of them have be ya. He was a fascinating sUmt^ chaise and dolls; occasional GREEN MANOR — 7 large ______. Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- HOME DELIVERY built-ins. Bowers School area. Its best. Brand new 7 room ^ U T H WINDSOR —just reduq- Rented Rolls-Royce for a ship and set it afire. A .US. Main St., Rockville was warn come scouts.” - teUer.’’ Bucket operators for line chair, new cover; storage clos rooms, plus VA baths for $18,- FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 full baths 0609, 872-4181. Attached garage. Open week Ranch, with formal dining a . 5 room Ranch, S bedroo.hs, weekend’. comtpunique said the destroyer HmWi Cipwlw ftvM IwWd iRfMwalka ed for failure to yield the right What made him finally decide The firrt Lord Baden-Powell clearance. Top wages. Man et; kitchen chairs; small of ROCKVILLE—3 room furnish 500. Vacant,- Best buy in town. Attended any (unction requir SALESMEN modem kitchen with built-ins, ends, 2-4, or by appointment. room,, 1V4 baths, fireplace, only $14,900. Must be sold. Benner “ silenced a North ,lti«no>inmi4«df' ' b»«(»d ‘ •ladUsiiMlMnatuia of way at 9:08 p.m. Saturday. to join the movement? founded tHe Boy Scouts in 1906 chester area. Call — fice chair; frames. Clean, good ed apartment. 875-3917. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- 2 fireplaces, walk-out base E. J. Carpenter, Realtor-Own built-ins, plus dishwasher end Iforeclosure eminent. Hayes ing the wearing of white tie and Vietnamese . shore gun which Police said the car he was driv "Just after we got married in and the Girl Guides in 1910. H» Good home service delivery condition. 649-5064. 1577. Wanted— Real Estatf 77 black tails. TWO ROOM furnished, heated ment, screened porch, garage, er. 649-5051. a 2-car garage. $24,500. Bar- Agfency, 648-0131. opened up on the bombarding ing struck another on Tolland 1963 my wife said ‘I think I’ll became the chief scout of the routes are now open, which 649-4242 handy location. $24,600. PWl- Given advice to LBJ. apartment, for working lady, 217,900 —buys this excellent 8 rdWs and Wallace, 649-6806. WANTED ’TO BUY direct f i ^ ships’’ and that “ none of the Tpke. driven by Bradford W. take up guiding.’ ’’ world in 1920. will give the right men brick Agency, Realtors, 649- THREE FAMILY investment , SOUTH WpiDSOR — $17,600 owner to private party. Old Traded diet secrets with Eliz vessels sustained any damage.” Crawford, 25, of 107 Brooklyn private entrance and parking, bedroom Ranch, garage, porch The Girl guides in Britain cor- The- world’s chief scout, who good income. 6 days week, FULL AND part-time lane W onted— To Buy 58 6347. Permanent siding, furnaces, VERNON — 6 room O ol^M , hfodern 3-bedroom Ranch oh farm house, Colonial, or Salt abeth Taylor Burton- In the naval bombardment of St., Rockville. The accident oc respond to the Girl Scouts in the died on Jan. 8, 1941 at the age of reasonable. 643-6951. and Targe lot. Mitten Agency, large Uving room, dining room, many fringe benefits. A maintenance and mechanic, aluminum storms and screens. O'versized lot, assumable ' 4% Box or will consider exenange Cooked a steak over charcoal. North Vletnsim Sunday, kt least curred near Taylor St., police United States. 83, is buried in Kenya. WE BUY AND sell antique and Realtors, 643-6930. ROCKLEDGE - i f you want a modem kitchen with buUt-ina, Dermis G. Meyer, 24, of 74 liberal commission arrange will train. Apply in person, used furniture, china, glass, THREE ROOM furni.shed Over $4,000 yearly Income. All per cent mortgage, $i()8.68 for my 8-family iq Manchester. Seen the HtUe man that isn’t five ■warships pounded rail sid- said. lot of house for your money m batha, garage. Marion E. Dale Rd. was charged ■with five ment makes possible high days. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spen silver, picture frames, old apartment, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER—6 room bunga appliances included with sale. foonthly. Bel Air R e^ Estate. Phone 649-4336 and talk it over. there. ing;8, barracks areas, gun em An unidentified truck struck plus a top Ferguson Road lo Robertaon, Realtor, 648-5958. motor vehicle violations Simday- Windsor; Benjamin Strack, earnings. cer St., Manchester. parking. Call 643-6845 after 5. low in like-new condition, $16,- Centrally located. $3,000 down. 643-9332. Ridden the rods on a freight placements and other targets as a car driven by Andrzej Zadlo, coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, cation, be sure to see this 6 morning. Hospital Notes Rt, 44A, Coventry; Mrs. Rita watches, old jewelry, hobby 63 Garden St. 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real J. D. Real Estate Co., 643- train. well as coastal cargo barges 46, of 166 Adams SL at 3 p.m. Apply Persoimel Department room Ranch with 2 car attach BOLTON—^New 8 room Raiaed, A jLTON—'What a value In a They are four counts of dis Pcmtarelli, 89 (Tushman Dr.; collecticms, i>aintings, attic tors, 649-5347. 6129. ______Headed off the rustlers at Ea which they have been attacking Saturday on N. Main St., po Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.ni. ed garage, completely equip- Ranch, baths, family room, modem 6 room Ranch with al regarding a stop sign, and one Harry Miller, 11 Terrace Dr., Monday-Friday SET UP MAN Today in History gle Pass. all along. lice reported. Pcdice said a in all areas excepting inater- contents or whole estates. Fur garage. Leonard Agency, most two acres of land. In charge of reckless driving. Vernon; Mrs! Lorita MeVey, 40 niture Repair Service, 643-7449. Business Locations $97. PAYS ALL. Assume 4% per p d MANCHESTER—$16,900. FuU Figured out the new arithme Most of the air strikes were in mailbox was knocked from its ■lity where they are 2:30 to 4 For Evening Appointment for quick sale. CaU Doris Smlt Realtors, 646-0469. cludes tool shed, play house By the Associated Press Patrolman Brian Rooney, Pine EUIl St.; Raymond Beau- For Rent 64 cent mortgage. Attractive 8- price for 2-famlly, 5-6 flat, bus tic. post in the accident. p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private Call 7 - 9 P.M. For plastic injection ma Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, and 2 car garage. Hot water Today is Monday, Feb. 27, the the southern panhandle al driving to work about 7:30 a.m. garde. 385 Niederwerfer Rd., chines. Supe^se produc HOUSEHOLD LOTS, anUques, bedroom Ranch, fireplace, line, city utlliUes. Call early. Been weighed and found At 3:38 p.m. Saturday on rooms where they are 10 a-m. Charles Arglros 643-9390 SUITE of offices presently 643-1121. heat. Modestly priced < tor 68th day of 1967. There are 307 though Navy pilots reported Saturday- in a truck, said he Wapping. tion and quality and make bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, trees, view. Hutchins Agency, Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. wanting. damaging two cargo barges 17 Windsor St., a car driven by to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Richard Brown 289-0546 glassware. We buy estates. Vil suited for professional purpose Realtors, 649-6324. M much. Call Nick Convertino, days left In the year. Taken snuff or smoked mari saw Meyer drive through stop Also Cecil Kittle. 42E Bhie- necessary production line PRICE DROPPED —must sell. miles south of Haiphong. Air Barbara J. Banavige of 287 not to smoke in patients’ rooms. field Dr.-,^ Mrs. Claire Vickery lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 is now available in the State MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom, 7 Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, Today’s Highlight in History juana. signs at Ferguson Rd. and Por Burnham St. smashed into an changes. Good starting rate Liberty St. off Bigelow, 6 Force pilots struck at six truck No more than two visitors at and son, ML Vernon Apts,, Lake St., Bolton, 849-3247. Theater Building. Can be sub- NO DOWN VA, 10 per cent down room center hall Colonial. Spa 1^3-1121. On'this date in 1860, Abraham Heard a W|ignerian opera all ter SL; the Oak Grove-Porter SEALTEST FOODS for man with thorough room bungalow for $16,5(X). BUY THE ,CIRL parks 17 to 33 miles south of other driven by Sandra L. Lon- one time per patient. Rockville; Mrs. Virginia Ros> divided If necessary. For In- conventional. Six room Cape, cious living room with fire Lincoln delivered-an address at the way through. Sts. Intersection, Autumn and gano, of 835 Ellington Rd., ^ mLK DIVISION plastic Injection experience. WANTED — used alto saxa- Spotless condition, excellent dpLTON LAKE —compact 6 Dong Hoi in the panhandle. somangno and son. East Hart formation caU Theater mana- large lot. Hutchins Agency, place. Shaded lot, convenient Cooper Union In New York Chty. Shot an arrow into the air and Oak Sts. and Autumn and South Windsor. A passenger in Patients Today: 281 phone. Under $75. Call 649- ger. 643-7832. Realtors, 649-5324. home for small family, T. J. Iw m Rtmch, on a 100 x 200 In South Vietnam, the ford; Mrs. Jocm Gates ahd 255 H ^ estea d Ave., Hartford Apply to schools and shopping. Owner The speech. It is said, was let it fail to earth I knew not mas- Charter Oak Sts. the Longano car, Tosca Lon- 9659 before 6 p.m. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. IN YOUR LIFE treed lot. Enclosed patio, ADMITTED SATURIDAY: daughter, 12 Overlook Dr.; (low 20’s) 649-6666. Principals latgely instrumental in securing \^ere. slve U.S. force pushing tiirough Rooney said Meyer then gano, was slightly Injured in FOR RENT or lease —available MANCHESTER — 2 - family. b:reened porch overlooking Donat Allard, Warehouse Point; Mrs. Janice Diebella and An Equal Opportunity IONA MFG. CO. WINDSOR ST —outstanding 3 only. Lincoln’s nominatkxi for the war Zone C in Operation Junc drove east on Highland St. and immediately. Main St., one central. Excellent condition. 4- ake. Scarce price range of Had a suspicious French hus the crash, police reported. Mrs. Frances Armstead, Glas daughter, 173 Union St.; Mr& Employer Regent St., Manchester bedroom ranch home with 2 THE GIFT presidency. tion City still met only sniper south on Gardner 'St. where Rooms Without Board 59 block from center. Two adjoin car garage. Large lot. For in 13,500. Wolverton Agency, band slap me in the face with A car driven by Wayne F. tonbury: Lewis Brapley, South Judith Spear and daughter, full baths on large landscaped In 1945, It was announced that resistance during the sweep 70 Rooney abandoned the chase, Venceslau, 16, of 152 Henry ing heated stores or offices. formation call Mitten Agency, t|tea]tors, 649-2813. a glove and challenge me to a St., Coventry; Raymond Buck- Webster Lane, Bolton; Mrs. OIL BURNER SERVICE man An Equal Opportunity THE THOMPSON House, Cot lot. Priced to sell quickly due Marine aircraft were operating miles northwest of Saigon. the patrolman reported. Newly remodeled. Plenty of Realtors, 643-6930. Lots For Solo 73 OF HER LIFE duel at dawn. St. skidded into a tree on land, East Hartford; Frank Marie Negri and son, 165 Well* for major East Hartford based Employer tage Street, centrally located, to owner's Immediate transfer. r from the southern airfield on American troops reported kill Rooney said he wats unable adjacent free parking. One ap Eaten a haimburger in the Hollister St. at 9 p.m. Satur Bugnacki, Birch Mountain Rd.; St.; Mrs. Susan Dreyfus and oil company, has openings for large, pleasantly furnished MANC3IESTER—6 room Garri High assumable mortgage at the island of Iwo Jima. ing six more of the enemy Sun to locate Meyer until 10 a.m. proximately 400 square feet, MANCHESTER —lots, lota, lota, House of Lords. day, police reported. Mrs. (Catherine Champagne, 93 son, 571 Hartford Rd. two experienced service men rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 son CJolonial, modem kitchen low interest rate. Call Nick . Ten Years Ago day to bring the total since the the next day when he reached one approximately 300 square Pour A-zone, two B-zone. two at VERNON Hummed a bynrn in the death A car driven by John F. Foster S t; John DePasquale, and one toinee. High CENTERLESS GRINDER, all for overnight and permanent with built-in range, dish-wash Convertino, Jarvis Realty Co., The Argentine provisional operation was laimched last him by phone. The patrolman Buckley Jr., 33, of West Hart DISCHARGED TESTER- all benefits. Apply Mr. Deitch, feet. Available together or sin rural. AU in town, different bouse at Sfaig Sing. 135 W. Middle Tpke.; Nicholas around operatqr. Good working guest rates. er, dlsxiosal, 2-zone hot water Realtors, 643-1121. government said It had crush met him at Shady Glen Dairy ford struck another car driven DAY: Clarence Booth, 116 Ma gularly. Call 643-9678. locationa. CaJl now. Hayei Reld'eve'i^ word in the Long Wednesday to about 70. U.S. Duray, Enfield; Mrs. Lois Gale, 628-7707. conditions. Steady, overtime heat, excellent financing, $19,------ed a plot by supporters of ex- Bar where he issued Meyer a ple St; Roland Rychling, Broad Agency, 646-0131. I Seven 'room Colonial with Island Radi Road MmetaWe. t«»ps also uncovered two large by Robert H. F’arrano, 40, of 111 Riussell St.; Stanley Os- available. Stygar Gage Co., ROOM FOR gentleman only. 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real- CAPE 8 rooms, 4 finished, 2 Argentine Dictator Juan Peron summons for the violations. Brook; Lisa Sweet, 106 Deming Kitchen and living room facil- AIR-CONDITIONED paneled ! swiinmiiog pool. - Located Promised a red-hadred girl to l>Me camps while pushing 158 Cooper St. at 12:48 a.m. trowski, 101 Florence St.; Ed tors, 649-5347. unfinished. Good condition, He is scheduled to appear in 4146 Itolland 'Tpke., Manches office spaces for business or B ZONE LOT for sale, excel I right on a hill, 50 mile to return Peron to power. show her the Taj Mahal by through the jungle Sunday, Sunday on Center St., police mund Parent, 411 Slater St., St.; William Datris, 238 W. Oen" ities Included. Private en handy to center of town, $18,- TV and Appliance Store Manchester Circuit Court 12 ter St.; Mrs. Alma Klein- HELP WANTED ter. professional use. Reasonable lent location. CaU John B. De- { view. Excellent condition. ' Five Years Ago moonlight South Vietnamese military reported. Wapping; George Rowe, 12 trance and parking. Inquire PRIDE AND ECONOMY — 2 500. Phllbrick Agency, Real President John F. Kennedy Schmidt, 137 Croft R d.; Mrs. rates, ample parking. Option family, 4-3 rooms. Desirable Quattro, J. D. Real Estate, 643- Manchester Parkade I Approximately 2 miles Performed a tonsillectomy on headquarters said government At 10:19 a.m. Sunday, a car >i«fQt.ter St. EXPERIENCED service sta 118 Pearl St., after 4 p.m. tors, 649-6347. sent a special message to Con Mary Drumm of 697 driven by Ronald W. Cowles, Annie Morey, Glastonbury; Liar Colonial Board — Skilled al telephone answering and Manchester location. Com- 6129. i from highway. Selling he- a hippopotamus or fitted an alii- units killed 2,461 (Tommunlst tion attendant, top wages, for Open-Evenings till 9 gress renewing his request for St. and Mrs. Bertha 24, of 328 Lake St. went da Goodrich, 760 Clarke SL, and unskilled. Full-tiine, 6 rieht man Wvman Oil Co. 24 ROOM WITH kitchen privileges secretarial service available redecorated. This home MANCHESTER — New listing. Jlow average price in execu- gator with dentures. troops and captured 657 last a ■ health insurance system for through a yellow light at ADMITTED 'YESTERDAY: tapping; Mrs. Maryon Gaff- days, shift differential. Ex centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, on premises. Inquire at lobby will cost the owner-occupant Six room Cape, Bowers School, Saturday till S I five neighborhood. Go to a cocktail party on time w eek -a record weekly toll tor Main St., 643-2454. the aged to be financed by in were each charged with larceny Spruce______and Oak___ Sts. ___ and Angelo . Ai-g^ta, Stafford ney 24 g_ Hawthorne SL; Mr*. cellent wages, Blue Cross, 14 Arch St. desk. Pyramid - Building, 357 approximately $45 per month. new siding, roof. Immaculate or left it 'When It was supposed the war. The previous high re creasing Social Security taxes. at 1 p.m. Saturday. smashed into a car driven by Springs; Boris Berdmk, 29 Foe- jgan Gezebnan, 27 Pine Knob CMS, life insurance, paid EXPERIENCED fuel oil driv East Center St. or call week Including utilities. Down pay condition. Private lot. Imme NOTICE I to be through. ported by the South Vietnamese TWIN BEDROOM, one or two One Year Ago Police said* they arrested the Celia Niznik of 54 Grandview ter St.; Mrs. Judy Buckm ghM , circle, Wapping; Mrs. Ruth holidays, other fringe bene- . er, top pay. All benefits, days, 9-5. 649-4681, evenings or ment required, $2,200. J. D. diate occupancy. Hayes Agen R E A L ESTATE CO. Put 15 pennies into the fare was 1,988 enemy killed ^in the people, home privileges. CaU PUBLIC HEARING T h isisa J. A Viet (3ong force shot up a women at Caldor’s Department SL. police said. Blevins, 178 S. Main St; Nor- fits. Progpresslve and ex Wyman Oil Co., 24 Main St., weekends, 875-4763. Real Estate Co., 643-5129. cy, 646-0131. ADDITIONAL box after gi'ving a Manhattan week ended March 26, 1966. - after 6 p.m., 649-0271. cargo ship in the Saigon River Store on Tolland Tpke. where A car driven by Ida Part- Connolly, 62 Oliver Rd.; Michael Warner, RFD i; Hebitm; panding company. 643-2464. APPROPRIATIONS 643-5129 bus driver a doMar bill and get- The headquarters said South MANCHESTER — near Main SDC ROOM Garrison Colonial in an unsuccessful attempt to they were being held by a store ridgeidge of East Hartford struck C osgrove, Mansfield Depot; Desmond Egan, 34 Dehnont ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, BOARD OF DIRECTORS portable maple ting 20 nickels back in change. ^ e t n ^ s e losses last week are Houses For Rent 65 St. 4-famlly ’’ome. Excellent in convenient to schools and bus clog the waterway. another driven by Raymond A. Darlena Cote, 148 Bolton BL; ivmya Silver, 4 Green,Rd., gentleman, private entrance, TOWN OF MANCHESTEJR, Read a poem attacking infla- 286 killed and 46 missing. „ haree thev stole cloth- COLONIAL BOARD CO. come producer. 4 rooms in transportation. Living room I Thought for Today Ross, 62, of 643 Woodbridge Mrs. Helen Craft, Mark Dr., Rockville. Situations Wonted— shower, bath, parking. Ap ROOMS furnished or un CONNECTICUT fion at the m ira tion of a Re- g^nth Vietnamese Foreign inginrbeaTy MdVv^^^^^^ each apartment. Owner wants with fireplace, formal dining 4GTON — 5M, room Warm your body by health St. at 3:53 p.m. Sunday on Coventry: iLealle Denkley, a Im , duy and Paul (Tardlnl, 916 Parker St., Manchester Female 38 ply 195 Spruce St. furnished, baseboard heat, two cutting-boari fast sale. Hayjs Agency, 646- room, kitchen and lav on first Notice is hereby given that ich, built-ins, hot water ful exercise, not by cowering puNican presidrot. Minister Tran Van Do said ef- *50.44 from the store. Center St., police said. Southgate Apts., Rockville; 3 Rockledge Dr;, Ahdover; porches, private parking, SavM a t»»lter 8 Wue-e^ seek peace “had been They were released under no E. S. Loftus RECENTLY relocated . nurse SINGLE OR double room with 0131. floor. Secxind floor—3 bed the Board of Directors, Town of heat, etonns. garage, acre lot. over a stove. A parked car was struck at Catherfoe Dopkin, 1 Hughe* Nancy Lawson, 11 Clyde R d.; adults. 643-6389. daughter from b^ng hoofed rebutted or ignored by Hanoi.’ ’ bail compacts pending appear- available for piermanent posi kitchen privileges, parking. 241 rooms, full bath, large closets, Manchester, Connecticut, will •Fenced garden, shade trees, —Henry Da-vid Thoreau, Amer 3:09 p.m. Sunday , by a car Circle, RpckvUle; Mrs. Anna- RebecCa Currier, 161 Porter SL; d < ^ by a nmajway l ^ e . He reported on a one-day con- ance in Manchester (Tircuit tion in doctor’s office. Please MANCHESTER — 6 room house 1TANC3IESTER — Cobb Hill. powder room. Extra features hold a Public Hearing in the jsacfifice sale>.. 2^4.500... Tom ican naturalist and author, driven by Joan H. Everett of mae Duhn, 66 Meadow Rd., uenlee Ryan, 860- JMane -Dft, Charter Oak St.. 643-5600. Had a love aiYair with a lady ference on the war with ambas- ooiirt 12 March 13. call 872-3189. for rent, convenient location, Now under constructien Colo- include walk-out basement, Municipal Building Hearing jMiUdrl Broker,'.875:>56|2, 1817'1862. 318 Lydall St. Police said, she Wapping; Neal Ferris, 118 Me- Wapping;-Mrs! Gail I^uD h,''il WANTED — concrete workers, two children accepted, one nlals and Raised Ranches sundeck. Moderately priced, Room, 41 Center Street, Man- (make ^ sadors of the six allied nations peter Spirito, 17, of 163 'fim- was driving east. on BWridge ^eo SL; Mrs. OUve Eastbrook Ot.', RockViUer •teady work, good pay. Call Apartments— Flats— year lease. Hayes Agency, 646- built by Ansaldl, all city util 10 per cent down. 30 year Chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, —Y - < ■ room sy-under- the-UMe witii a spirit- ^^h military units in Vietnam: .^^as charged at 7 p.m. St. and skidded into a car Ripley HUl, Coventry; Mrs. victoria Twerdy, 738 ToUartd 876-6038. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 ities. Ftor further information mortgage available. Wesley R. March 7, 1967, at 8:00 p.m. on bedroobui. t .baths, the UiUted States, Australia, Sunday with delivering liquor to owned by Marc R. Begin of 85 Edith George, 4 S. Harthorno Tpke.; Latirehe Jones, East Tenements 63 0131. Stone Forest in South Beaten an old lady to a caib in Zealand, the Philippines, call Charles Lesperance, 649- Smith Realtor, 643-1567. proposed additional appropria ^irepiice, 2< ar basement ga a minor. SL; Theodore Goodchild, Kee- Hartford; Michael lieWieda, 83 the rain. Eldridge St., police reported. GROOMING and boarding all WE HAVE customers waiting 7620. rage*. City water.. Assumable FIORA, Miss.' — Thirty-six South Korea and Thailand. A cruiser patrolman said he ney Dr., Bolton; Philip Gunther, BlsseU St.; Mrs. Anna (llenlck, tions as follows: To4d m y story to a teen-ager MOLD MAKERS breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. for the rental of your apart Suburban For Rent 66 BOWERS SCHOOL —Garrison htoftgage. J. D. Real Estate million years of geological his Do said the war “ is no longerii saw Spirito give another youth 230 Oak SL Lebanon; Carl Hunter^ SfT Ard- MANCHESTER VICINITY — 4 To: General Fund Budget 1966/ and had him reply, “ Gee. life Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton, ment or home. J. D. Real Es Colonial 7 rooms, 4 years old. po., 643-5129. tory ^re evidenced in the Mls- in the critical phases of mid; some liquor at the parking lot Also, 'Walter Hennequiim, jl«7 more Rd.; Tom Moriey,. M4 ROCKVILLE—4 room first floor room Ranch with breezeway 67, Board of Education must have been really tough Girl Hurts Knee TOOL MAKERS 643-6427. tate, 643-6129. Large modem kitchen, 2l^ ______slssippl Petrified Forest, just 1965 and early 1966” although at George for Teens on Tolland Green Rd.; John Kaiser, Bronx, Summit St.; Woodruff Drigga, apartment. Heat, hot water, and garage, 2 bedrooms, large when you were young.’’ baths, large paneled living ...... $19,263.45 1 ) S [In New Orleans^ For The Be$t at... iNC. T rea ty O ^ d WASKINQ’PON (A P ) — ITie consular treaty with Town Net Grand List the Soviet Union was ap Oswald-Ferrie• - Connection . C * proved today on a 10-4 vote at these by the Senate Foreign Re lations Committee. Fabulous Reported, Later Denied. Sep. Tlxomas J. Dodd, U- G-E r Conn., who let a closed ses .\. - sion'yearly, announced the Record $219,275,414 NEW ORLEANS, L^ evidence th ^ were guilty of any note, released on the day Ferrle vote. He ssdd he was one of (AP) — Dist. Atty. Jim wrongdoing!" died, referred to death as a the four opposing ratifica Garrison has been given in- the Kennedy assassina- “ sweet prospect." G