MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1967 Average Dally Net PreM Rim ’I% e W w id W , . Vyv fl)e Week Itaded Rain and sleSt, M sn h 4, IGGT snow and then' flui’flas' evening, cloudy,, The fourth in -the series of The advisory board of Man' I colder tonight, lOW Manchester Community Pine Chester Assembly, Order of 15,069 sunny, and whidy tomdiAPlPV Arts Films will be :diOwn to- Rainbow; for Girls will meet to­ Maifkh^tei^A City of Village Charm . Women’s Society of North orrow at 7:30 p.m. in room morrow at 8 p.m. at the home of IteUKMlbt Church will meet to­ A-7 at Manchester High School. Mrs. James Nichols, Rosewood PRICae SEVEN CKNIS (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 7, W67 (Classified Advertisiiig on rage 15) night at the church. Refresh­ The film, "Los Olvidadof,” is Lane, Bolton. Paul Taylor is TUESDAY ONLY SPEGIALI VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 132 ments wlU be' served by the ex­ directed by IaUs Bunuel. It is chairman. ecutive committee at 8 before the story of juvenile delinquency Robert P. Dohahue, son of Mr. and Mrs- Robert J. m showing of the film "Parable” in Mexico. The event is open Barbara Gifford Circle of Donahue of 90 Cooper Hill St., recently received one of U.S. CHOICE which was shown in the Prot­ to the public free of charge. Commundty Baptist Church will the military’is highest commendations, the Distinguish­ N o t F u n n y estant Pavllllon at the New York meet tomorrow at 8 p.m., at the ed Flying Cross. , World’s Pair. The event is open Gibbons Assembly, Catholic home of Mrs. LlUian Billings, First L t DOTahue received, m keeping with the highest HARTFORD (AP) — A lo members and guests. Ladies of Columbus will meet 114 Cambridge S t the medal for' heroic action traditions of the military serv- U.S, Commissioner wasn’t Defiant Hof fa Begins morrow at 7:30 p.m. in room while he was serving as pilot ice and reflect great credit amused when' told that an Reed-Eaton Circle of Com- Tlie executive committee of C Home. After a business meet­ with the U.S. Army Transporta- upon himself, his unit, and the SHORT • SIRLOIN incident at a West Hartford munli.y Baptist Cliurch will Oub Scout Pack 144 will meet ing, Miss Millie Bowers of Man­ tion Corps during an air force United States Army.” bwk was meant as a joke. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the # PORTERHOUSE tonight at 8:S0 at the home of chester, who has done mission­ support mission in Bac Lie The 1956 graduate of Man­ Commissioner Thomas F. ary work in China, will speak. home of Mrs. Kenneth Easton, (We Reserve Right To I^mlt Quantity) Mrs. James Draghi, 32 Litch­ Province, Vletneun, in February, chester High School is also be­ Parker ordered Max Tra- Mrs. Eugene Bixler is chair­ 88 Bridge S t A film, "Making field St. 1966. ing considered fbr the Bronze ceski Jr., 23, New Britain Home a Happier Place,” will be fhthifitj a , IWL tton of ah American dtlM L If night at 8 at the school. to w n Sectidn. huri mofe''sen<)uhly.' " and sleet as the rescue opera- ' ;ei govecmneiaitt fN o one was reported to be Damage to the trains ap- tlqn continued, (See PAge e* ‘4t -to -w u r The Friendship Club of the . I • :.-;V L,.., . .pt .V„ DRIVEWAYS named “Car of the Year” ottlcally injured. ^ d s U ^ despite the num- the seats in the rear ManohestoTiwaa hit with, yet i ^ r t e d nilhO;r ,pre^ams, . American einton,” said ’ to* Sodality of the Blessed Sacra­ Masaa<9iusetts General Hospl- ber of Injuries. train were rinned out bv the ■ t burly .unkm boss. Parking Arecw • Gas Stations • BasketbaU Courts another treacherous storm last Now Booking for Seasonal Work ment of St. John’s Polish Na­ tal said 66 persona were brought xhe trains were jammed with of fallln^asscngers. Rain and Snow Ho said that some lines were TM second car was to be used tional Catholic Church will to its emergency department. A early morning hour commuters. Bight' asd this morning when affected becauze of hhogtog In case o f a mechanical break­ have a joint meeting tonight at bm^ital spokesman said most of Traffic was heavier than usual (See Phge Eight) water-logged branches, but that c ^ le fail­ down in the first car, a Justice Early Bird Special 7:30 In the parish hall of the Che injuries were cuts, strains Batter Nwllieast ■now covered the town, making ures were insig^ficant. Department spokesman said. church. and back injuries —^ "relatively He said Hoffa should arrive at 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL 1st NSW YOtar (AP) — Heavy driving hazardous, shoveling Charles Hotpaan, reportttag minor.” the prison about 2 p.m. All work Personally supervised. We are 100% Insured. rain and saqw hat^red parte of dangerous, and walking peril- tor the Hartford- Electric L i^ t 1 South School PTA will meet Boston City Hospital said 41 As he left the oourtboose. Hot- Modem ‘Beat’ Allowed the N o r t h i^ today, hitting oua Co., said that there was ho tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the cafe­ persons Were treated there. fa made a spitting motion to a hardest inYdtk State and W ith three weeks of winter troidile locally. Hoffman,' Who DeMAIO BROTHERS teria of the school. Dr. Amos Several persons were not in­ reporter. He bad his raincoat 643-7691 New England wlieta tqt to a foot gUB to.go, the latest accumula- lives in Simsbury, said tto t be Friend of Manchester will speak jured seriously enough to re­ over Ms bands, making, it im­ of snow wan repoNM to tion brings to 62 Inches the had no problem driving to work HENRY OABOT L(»Gi!: and show a film on his African quire hospital treatment. possible to determine wheUier Pope Changes Rules sections and insany «■ I ■ I 1 night, first sanding and then tomorrows. Have you planned for your try out their angling tech­ Square, across the inner harbor beat rhythms and jazz tor sa- mentioned specifically, But of 10 inches in the suburbs. cancellation o f all Manchester plowing. SAJ^N (AP), — TlhBre' ^ niques and special equipment. from the Old North Church cred services. there was po prohibition against Boston public schools were school sessions tor the third children’s security in the safest possible w a y - closed, as were schools In Hart- time this year, Highway Supt. Ernest Tu- retiew^ speculation today that where the lanterns signalled the The new regulations, issued to them^^ and the document said Henry Cabot Lodge plans to re­ Rivers Urges ford, Waterbury a n d Danbury, All garbage and refuse pick- reck said today, "AU we can through life insurance? MOTOR TREND MAGWHE atart of Paul ReVere’s famous implement parts o f the Vatican new 'muslort in streets and keep, them open.” tionary Vfat/ The town’s libraries were remain on toe job until, South W e’re celebrating Cougar’s win of the “Oscar” of the automotive The regulations were Dutchess Couhty, N.Y., $ibout 70 He said that he has six men ^ „ . Draft Authority Ferdinand Strauss 2nd, assist­ to revolutionize the music of the closed______and recreational actlvi- out today, tor various reasons, Vietnam’s new Con^tkm is prepared by the Vatican’s Con­ miles north of New York City, Josephine r ^ L ^ E ^ industry with a big Celebration Sale. Savings now on all 29 Mercury ant director of the hospital, said 2,000-year-oW church. They go ties in the three rec centers and that he has recruited, men promul^ted in toe spri^. most of the injured would be into effect on Pentecost Sunday, gregations of Rites and a spe­ had an overnight 10-inCh accu­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Odell 1 % 7 Were canceled. ' from toe town engineering and A. U.8. Embassy spokesman Chairman L. Mendel Rivers of ^ Travel Service models and special savings on featured models such as those described able to go home today after May 14. cial liturgy commission named mulation of wet, pUcky ftww. 17 N, Main S t MERCURY COUGAR Airport offiqlals reposed at Tonight’s board of directors^ cemetery departments to fill in. ^ tiie House Armed Services Com­ treatment. A few would be kept The papal document calls for after the Ecumenical Coimcil. Other American sources said West MAIN STREET below. Come in now for an award-winning deal on a 1967 Man’s Car. dawn that snow was falling at meeting, however) will be held Tureck cautioned home own- mittee says Congress should 905 overnight, he said. more singing in services, i>er- The Congregation of Rites in a the 66-year-old diplomat had Hartford, the r&te ci ftbout one inch &n scheduled — 8 p.m. at the ers to “take it easy shoveling curb President Johnson’s au­ 643-2165 “There were people lying all mits translation of Latin hymns declaration asked President Johnson on a Conn. hour. Most major highways in Bentley School on Hollister SL today." He advised them to "do thority to set mUkary draft pro­ 621-1970 over the place,” said AP pho- into modem languages, recom- against Masses “ sometimes ac­ 'Visit to Washington last,Christ­ companied by music of a totally the area were rtporfed cleared, a little at a time.” cedures. tographer J. Walter Green, mends the use of Instruments the local office of the Southern mas to begin seeking a succes­ Residence Phone: 643-7600 ^C hester fqr all A irlines,^ profane 'and worldly character, Rivers’ comment came attet’ "there must have been,at least native to individual countries New Ehigland telephone Co., (See Page Eight) sor. Lodge denied at that time 61* EAST CENTER STREET RS RaUroads and Steam ship^ not worthy of a sacred action.” (See Page Three) Johnson’s message to Oongres* MANCHESIYBR, CONN. J1 stretcher cases.” and cultures, and authorizes a is? ______he was quitting. This was generally considered Monday asking an extensimi of SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA a condemnation of the "jazz (See Page Three) toe Selective Service, law, and Masses” with which some pledging sweeping changes la the draft to be accomplished by Union Vrffes Return to Work priests sought to appeal to mod­ \ ' em youth, but the Vatican executive order. weekly L’Osse^atore Della President May Johnson’s call for a naiiooal Domenlca-said March 1 that the lottery to replace current selec­ church had not condemned all Retract Request tion of draftees by local board* New Wildcat Strike beat music. It expressed hope *drtw fire from Rivers. that suoh music could develop ' For Tax Boost "There will be no lottery i f X into a form fitting to re lig h ^ have anything to say about it,” rites. WASHINGTON (AP) — Ad- the' South Carolina Dem oex^ Idles GM Ohio Plant The church’s 61 national and ministration sources acknovd- said. * ' MOTHERS edged today that President He indicated he’ll push to MANSDTELD, OMo (AP) — men suspended during the early (See Page Seventeen) Johnson may reconsider his re- have his committee amend to* Early morning picketing today walkout were to be fired. - quest for a July 1 tax boost if draft law to require the oontinu- Wled a General Motors plant The plant personnel manager, business continues to be slug- ance of draft boards. This ffiein,iH of the United final determination on their From State Tax, businessmeii, came from policy Auto workers joined company status had been announced, advisers who nevertheless stick Z 5 BIG DAYS — TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY! Specially-priced Specially-priced spokesmen in terming toe work Amohg the five is the crane op- Dempsey Says, to the official forecast that the 6 ■toppage unauthorized and file- erator whose suspension for re- per cent surcharge bn income M^cury Monterey Comet Capri gM. An International repre- fusing to load dies fdr sMpment HARTFORD (AP)—-The baito- taxes will be needed to curb re­ Bulletin JUST FOR YOU 2-door hardtop ' ' 2-doocha^top sentative of toe United, Auto to another GM plant triggered New Haven Railroad has viving In^tlonary forces. \! Workers, Tom G, Gibson, Ur^cd the first ' quaiifi^ \ again for exemption ^ Ifv signs of the anticipated RIOTING IN Jd^PUR \ ^ 'tanployeB to return to work at, Nei^Iy 200,OpO otheryrror^ers fjx>ni'^'all Ettlite tgxes in Oon- i ndd-yeir pickup are not visible tpedally equipped with: s vinyl-covered Oxford Bodf * deluxe wheel JAIPUR, iBdto (AH) A N 8 X 1 0 specially equipped wlth9 e Marauder 390 V-S! • Mondero vinyl interior toe Fisher Body plant here. were idled at GM plants aroimd nScUcut, Gov. John Dempse,y by AjJrll or May, one Mgh ad­ Rioters clashed wlto poBc* • white sidewall tires • deluxe wheel covers with spinners • deluxe covers a white sidewall tires # choice of all-vinyl or Belfast fabric ancL Pickets who prevented first the country before that first g jjj today, ministration official said, "We In Jaipur again today and R steering wheel s fully-synchroniXed, three-speed manual transmission vinyl color-keyed iiiterior • color-keyed deep-loop carpeting • fully- shift union employes from em work stoppage ended after the .pjjg governor released a rer are in a position to modify the SILVERTONE PORTRAIT city official said six persoa* • curb moldings • courtesy light group • the full package of Ford synchronized, three-speed manual transmission . • the full package of taring the plant at 6 a.m. left by personal intervention of United p^pt by the Public UtiUties Oom- surcharge request” mMmnreing, ’ but virtualUy all Auto Workers President Walter mission wMdh found that "toe were killed and SO otosiR, Motor Company Lifeguard Design Safety Features. Ford Motor Company Lifeguard Design Safety Features. He explained: "If our projec­ of your child 'work remained halted at the P. Reuther. - railroad has isubstaniiaUy com- tions were wrong, we could ask injured. PoUoe fo^oeed 8^ plSnt. Reuther threatened tq take pjjog with our stamdards of serv- for a smaller surcharge, or no 24-hour curlew See your Mercury Man for an award-winning deal! Two union men were admitted over Mansfield Local 649 if joe in all material respects.” I surcharge at all. Or the Presl- troops were rioting broke oat over flBM* to Mansfield General hospital President Robert Hall and other However, “ the equipment and I dent’s message to Congress by Prime Minister I*itnp after an incident involving a officers did not end the unaUtho- facilities of thb New Haven qould propose a later effective E A. CHILD Gandhi’s G ongrM party tl| 96C station wagon decupled by plant rlzed strike. Railroad have continued to de- data — say Sept. I instead of form a aew govecaamt. Ml MORIARTY brothers. Inc. ss6v.rity personnel. The company W d toe new teriorate,” .toe PUC said- Soldier on Guard Despite Injuries J u ly l i ” Bajastan State Officers or Aiito Woriiers Lo- ^valkout also is “ an illegal "The railroad’s cash position And if the slowdown should GROUPS OR SINGLE does not have a elear 801-815 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. eal 649 wOnt into executive see- strike.” has remained relatively stable,” Sdcc 4 David Bloum of South Portland, Maine, keeps his finger _on the t ^ become a downturn — a devel­ 50 » (8«* Fag* Two) •to New DelhL gtottidftm reports that live .(8®* *»w|^ (Be* Pagf Thm) l^ v y fire. (;(tP Photo&*X ; i Photographers' Hours 10 A .^. to 5:80 PJC. ■■■ ' ' ■

P A C f i ' MAy(^EST]E»^ ^ 7 ,1 9 6 7 fAGB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HER a U ), MANGHBSTBR. o 6NM!» TUESDAY. MARCH 7.1967 1 change on a rsMBtly-purehaaed plot of land belonging to Oen» Garbled Messaj^ Received TPC Cofi$ide^s Zone Bids^ sral M anager. yiCelM which Is No Losfi^of LUe Sfaeinwolfl ST. FAIKICK'S ^ School Board Seeks located off Lakewood Clr. A re- tS v SHOW SYMPATHY TO Delays Subdivision Action quest was made to make to n s Set t o Over . D A Y ,.;' Man FEAHFUL FINE88ER lots out of the one piece, with Tornado ixarves ^ ^ o p l e ^ t NOKTH FAIRWAY • C A R O S — f A f W Lincoln Site Vote^ 4 3 2 The Town Planning Oommis- Action on the two requested the pdssibiuty of andthsr tw6 F/R^'^T By ALFRED SHBimVOLD xy A K Q 9 8 2 Sion last night pqdtponed action changes for the town property lots requested w h e n /- ^ St. ____ TABLEWARE Mil In Small AlaMma Town During discussions resting to school buildings and To Be ated This Is a good day to send 0 '6 3 2 will be taken at toe next execu- goes through. ' S i t S f Mountain SOS Signal sites, the Board of Education last night agreed to stick-' a few flowers to Fearful Frank. 4 3 * two preliminary subdtvleion tosslon of the ’P K l ITils matter of the manager’s UmONTOWN, Ala. (AP) — It m e n d ^ power," Hancock said, WEST BAST ^ TALKBBTNA, Alaska (AP) when he tried to reach the PAPER DECORATIONS... to its guns on Lihcolh School by seeking a Board o^B l- For ten years he lafusSd to take approvals. .They discussed toe Hayden Qtiawold In present- land, with toe Redwood Sub- waa'6 p.m. on a busy Monday "It just ripped the roofs off At Dinner 4 Nods 4 Q987S l SU-c i f s S - '">* «'y‘rt®ry on Mt. Mdfln- ««<»"»«*"J" ONS: Downtown Main St. Mid East MM6 le . ^In Thel, rectors’ vote 6n & new school in Center SpringsJ^k a finesse for fear of losing it. xy 5 4 ^ xy j 1073 subdivlslons. after, holding' a ing the plans for the subdivision division and the Bamlni Sub- lodge as saymg reoOTuyt noi^ . j landsd- and' spent, the night at afternoon when people were buildings and threw them, Into OKQJI094 0 7:^ public hearing on town-request- of the Barnlnl land also sub-\,dlvl8lon, may be scheduled for ever, that hs 'won’t die on this ley deepened when a garbled McKtoley, Park headquarters. topular Market). Both Storm Opm H in a aad^ going h6me from work and trees—the Methodist church for The school board alao decld- Frank Burton of Hennequin finally took a finesse that • •— ------* wlnning-And •d change to industrial zoning mltted plans for approval of a the public hearing on April $. Job.’ radio message ~wa8 received The j j ^ y planned to send shopkeepers were watting on example.’' “* “« ~um'ip«.u«n u M, omn.Ml.ut Arm, NMlon. Promulgation, ofi the new con- last-minute customers, when a The storm knocked the belfry munity CJollege’s Isase o f Man- hivh .Thnni n . . __ landed n» the hospital. 4A K J1054 o f land now soned Itofal Resi­ Monday night from members of helicoi^rs and the Air Force j i Chester High School and. at the p S n Sdd< — makitenance super- openingOpening lead-Jdng of dia- tomadb hit Unlontown. from the top of the Town Hall. NewslS^ ^ \ xy 6 dence In the Olcott 8 t.-I/>ve \ ^ p | * n o i l to party attempting the first was to send a communications 'The'.tornado—one of a swarm Two churches were damaged, same Ume, examl^ problem, that revenue at ^ ^ ,0,A83 V^ul. Lane-Spencer St, area. ■ return winter climb of the 20,830-foot plane to aid civilian craft In an ace of dia­ civilian rale. The Constituent emergency rescue mission. Sev- spawneid over the South Monday So were two grocery stores, two Joint occupancy o f the build- athletic events has fallen off NlanUc and Stones’ Ranch MU- Frank took the ♦ AKJ ^ One of the subdivisions In­ monds and led the ace of 8 mA West Norffe M Assembly is, < ^ c t ^ to "Phe fading, .stalic-flled vplce eral rescue parties, including by the collision of a fast-moving of hardware stores, a filling sta- ‘"o ^ wlntcr, that there have Itaiy Reservation In Bast Lyme, volves, a request by F^ank Both decisionAS were by voice ^ ______, ___ , . . trumps. Frank winced when 2 4 3 0 3 » P m Grant Denies He Opposes pleto thls dTOument in abw t two ^ mention of doctors, are ready to land on cold front and a balmy false tlon, a bank and more than a ^ honored tomopow night utscarded, but then hb 3 A Pm « 1 4 Pm Oulnipero for permission to spring—screeched in and score of homes, agreement without f o r m ^ * « " 4 NT Pan 3 O Pass build additional apartments ex­ we^ks. By law Injuries and did qot explain the the mountain if weather per- Cardinal Spellman votes, during the board’s shwt- round the school, and for 38 years of military service. smiled because he saw that he mulg^cd by May ip..A preslden- mternatlonal dlitress signal mlts. carved a zigzag hole two, blocks Employes of the Planters and 3 NT Psis 6 0 -P « » tending from the Charter Oak _ _ . est session in recent ntohthsi that he has received reports of A tes^nlal Win ba ^ trump fl- 6 4 All Pais Consolidation of Tt>wn tlai election is to f o U w _ Dr. Rodman Wilson of An- O il H o a t long out of the heart of this Merchants Bank turned out the Food Market. This decisloh T ^ Francis --Hons were Prdbosed bv considerable wear and tear on held at DePaaquale’S Resalurant assurance ------^------— ------A new ambassador would be „ „ „ „ „ community of 2,000. electricity and waited out the Cardinal Spellman, 77-year-old the building, ~ nesse with absolute was tabled for more/ informa­ The first fireworks of the termed "confldentlar by Hou- There was no report on any chbrage and Alaska Qbv. Walter on the Berlin Tpke. would work. t : CMmi' storting with a new govern­ There Was no los.s of life and storm in the vault. ’They left the archbishop of the Roman Catho- PheWn, chairman ^ 2-10-7-S; DianKmds, tion from the town counsel. campaigns for town elections ley. plans or a clue aa to whether . J. Hickel were among those who Besides, the college’s five- Burton, who has lived In Our hero took the top hearts, e-8-2, ment. no one was injured. door open. lie Diocese of New York, has of the building and sites com- Members of the TPC voted 4 The proposed Vernon Munici­ the summit had been reached, discussed rescue plans 'with year lease (It expires Aug. 31, discarding the losing diamonds What do you say? flared yesterday and Lodge is now In Baguio, toe r s ‘‘You’d have to say the good Spring football practice at been named the first honorary mittee. unanimously to hold a special pal Golf Course may see pos­ The unidentified senders radi- Sheldon. Wilson said If there are bringing up the practically free, re­ from his hand. Then he led Answer; Bid two notrump;'^^ over the weekend. Phlllppinea, attending a meeting " " Lord was with us this Ume," Unlontown High School broke up grand marshal in the 206-year quiring It to pay only cus- meeting Monday to give possi­ sible action , tonight with a they were transmitting Injured climbers at the*^7,000- quiring dunyny’s remaining trump to You can show yo^ff fine spader^ of U.S. ambassadors stationed said Police Chief Eki Hancock, -a b ru p tly -a s the twister came hlsto^ of the St. Patrick’s Day todlal costs and telephon. ble preliminary, approval to the Jack Grant, Republican candi­ commission report. from toe 8,260-foot base camp, foot level It would take several todlal costs and telephone bills. first" "It’s^he luckiest thing I’ve ever dancing down the athletic field, parade up Fifth Avenue March T o ^ ^ ^ win a finesse with the ten. support later, but your date for mayor, charged his ' Town road specifications in in Aalm r o ^ r lM . He has message said only that two days or oven a week for a LESS other 'subdivision. R e d w 6 o‘d Frank continued with toe top duty Is to. deny high-card ^ served two terms as ambassa- ^j,g,g g^round party to reach them. seen, to have so much damage Before nightfall, rescue units 17. He will not march in the par ^ di^ ^ rions « d leff® ^°r electricity, heat or re- Farms, and at the special' meet- Democrat opponent, Peter an Industrial complex will be dubs and gave up a club to the strength. explained by Richard Lom- dor to South Vietnam, from Au­ others at toe 10,(KK)-8 the first trump finesse. status, ratified at last night’s foot level where they had was killed when he fell into ANX across the heart of town, dam- equipment and Upe-stringflng his honorary title on the steps of needs at other older schools “‘ h**- "might commit the board on all lege was under Board of Edu- wlU then be^heduled for pub- solldatlon itself. to the United Nations, Arthur J. 17,000-foot level but they made wards, 36, Cleveland, Ohio, and ed, "That’s conservative.” imports about 260,000 tons of Shirley MacLaine the four of spades. He cashes Women In the Moderh future planning. ’ cation jurlsdicUon, before it Uc hearing on April 3, after But the statement Grant made world’’ Is the topic of a talk Goldberg. no signal. Art Davidson, 22, Dave Johnson, One house was blown flat. So newsprint a year from Europe, the top clubs and ruffs the Jack 8at.-Sun. — 1:30-5:00-8:80 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ac- "This is a policy matter that Joined the state system of re- which final approval may be which brought the flames was be ^ v e n by Sister Mary Former Governor 1 William • W. Bush pilot Don Sheldon was 24, George Wlohman, 39, Shiro f u ^ t was Sf lumber company storage North America exports about a of clubs in dummy. By this Shirley MacLaine has ought to be determined now, gional community colleges.) ■iBVikUEiimii given, 'Tamaky said. the last sentence of a press re- deLourdes of St. Joseph’s f>o1 Scranton of PenMylvania w s turned back by turbulent winds NIshimae, 31, and Hay Genet, building. Both were unoccupied, million tons of newsprint a time East and South are reduc­ deLourdes of St. been given $800,000 for a role in before It gets out of hand,’’ Before closing the discussion, ^ Mi>ciieiiiHAMMi8s m n | ^ The Redwood Farms subdlvl- j^ase Issued Sunday. (gae at the annual communion roporteureported among inethe leaaingleading ne-Re- up to i(X) miles■' an hour Monday 86...... , all of Anchorage. "It had to be a storm of tre- year. Ftaak Burtoa ed to four trumpe each, and a movie she never made. Itoelon said. the board decided that a review South has still not lost a trick. Sion has been requested by B. « gaid the Republicans plan breakfast of the Ladles of the P « b H ^ possibilities to replace ------Superior Judge Ernest J. Phelon was supported by should be • carried out by Phe- Columbia since November, is Declarer leads any card from Ralph Kryzak tor the eventual ..gn gn out program to entice isacred Heart Sunday after the Reptibllcan Lodge, Zack awarded toe summary xtty. John Rottner, who said he Ion’s building and sites commlt- a native of Holyoke, Mass., but dummy. East ruffs low, and development of 108 lots. The ^g^ tax producing industry into 10:30 a.m. Mass. The breakfast You know you SAVE ^dgm en^ Monday against 20to bi calling for Joint hMig- tw, later report to WllUmantlc many years South over-niffs with toe ten. pre^rty Is off HlUstown Rd. aiid town In cooperation with our will be at Howard Johnson’s New Wildcat Strike Century-Fox~ Film Oorp. *for planning of future schools “the full board,^ and is an alumnus of Windham TWs over-nrff takes the i^ace distant frwn existing sewer and revitalized Chamber of Com- Restaurant on Rt. 30. NHRR Exempted breach of contract. ^be TPC was overstepping the Phelon noted the committee High SchooL of a finesse. water lines. merce." Sister deLourdes is a noted You know they*re SdEK PleadingpB in toe case showed bounds of Its Jurisdiction.------Information frojn Lowe, A. During World War H Burton South now leads the five of Tamsky saii the land Is good Rptoert Houley, chairman of authority on the psychology FrOtll Stflte XflX, with clean OIL HEATH Miss MacLaine contracted to do ipj,e TPC, in a formal resoVu- Raymond R o g ^ , MHS prinel- awarded the Asiatic-Pacl- spades, giving the trick to Blast., ir installation of sewers, and the Economic Development training of toe very young T 1 p iT T T | a p v S f l V S Idles GM Ohio Plant toe film in 1966 but was told last ^raWn up last Wednesday, "nie^ore FairbMks, Theatre Campaign Ribbon But now Blast must return a Kryzak said the sUte and , en- . Commissioncommission and a Democratic , „ l - F C m p S C J ' year------production— '— ■ 1------had been aban.'— intendent of buildings and ^ . (Continued from Page One) Get gU the facU from urged that' planning and' pro- wito Tliree Service Stars, the spade from the Q-9, and South HUMMOURT WTUO gineers have given approval to ggg^tdgtg tue Boaixl of Rep- hurt when he slid off the hood of dohed. Reservations can be made by (Continaed from Page One) gathered In the ______gram needs for the enure schwl Distinguished Unit Badge’, the wIm boto Wtos wito toe Wpg' *IWMY»l1ZIUNPn the water In the area. A com- resentatives, said yesterday local a station wagon after he had Her attorney contended toe business manager for the board. PMHIA your local fu d oU duder^ system be prepared by the American Defense Service Med- and jack. Declarer gets all the munity, typ4 water supply will ^ "not Informed.” calling the chairman, Mrs. Betty ^j^g trustees of the New hall, across the road from the Jumped up on It. was not required to accept the Gonsalves.fN AM an 1s»AM * . . . _____ - A J L_ planning department and the al, toe Good Conduct Medal and finesses he needs if he is not pn>vlde water for the residenc- Yeeterday aftiirnoon Houley Haven Railroad would not have plant, or sat in their cars Some reports quoted union o r w r i ^ , * * film company’s offer of a rolb in school administration working The' ConneoUout Army NaUon- in too much of a hurry, ssi wlto one well serving all toe _ Lntoeraa Film Set had toe necessary financial re- parked along U.S. 80. men as contending Ison was hit another picture at equal pay. bomes. The loU will be 130 by statement to set The film “A Time for Burn­ together, saying that a decision President May al Guard Long Service Medal. DaUy Question toe record straight.” sources to continue public serv- The Mansfield hospital said by a security g;uard’s night The Judge agreed. Burton spent 39 months on Partner opens with two 1$5 feet ki general else, and toe ing” will be shown tomorrow ice.” Garry Ryder, 26, andDave stick, but a company spokes- regarding the location of Lin­ He went on to list the accom- coln “ cannot properly be made Retract Request active duty in toe South Pacific, spades (forcing to game), and svMlvlsion will be of toe cluster night at 7:30 p.m. at the First The railroad received $6,270,- Ison, 27, were brought In, Ryder man termed this “absolutely OIL FUEL INSTITUTE OF GREATER HARTFORD, INC. Kri» Nelson except in the. light of (such) a mostly in Australia as a Master toe next player passes. Yon tjipe. ^shm ents -and plans of the EvangeUcal L u t h e ^ Churto on ^ggj^ gubsldles In 1966, for treatment of a possible frac-im trae.” The spokesman said 119 ANN STREET. HARTFORD, CONN. 09109 For Tax Boost hold; Spades, Q-9-8-7-6; Hearts, No (^pixisiUoa was expressed EDC; West Main Street as part of the PUC noted, of which $2 mil- hired left shoulder, Ison for “ none of the plant personnel In PHARMACY BEVERLY HILLfl, Calif, p la n ...’’ Sergeant. at toe hearing regarding a The EDC created the Feeder the Lenten service program, lion waa provided by Connecti- back bruises. the car got out of the car” and 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0896 (AP) — Mss. John F. Kennedy its latest move followed a re- He said, "Brisbane, and, in (Oontlnned from Page One) change of eight acres from Ru- Road industrial park and has cut. Police Sgt. Robert Krause told Ison -wasTiot present at the time has offered to buy a painting cent Board of Blducation request fact, all of Australia, is beauU- ral Residence to Industrial Zone sold one site already. It helped .Sponsored by Manchester Oil Fuel Instituta done by singer Rick Nelson’s ©f the Board of Directors' for kable, unless peace comes sud- fui but I had no time to com------the sheriff’s office Ryder was of the incident. STANLEY WARNER at the northwest corner of Ol- bring a water line to toe park, Rain and Snow wife. a vote on the Lincoln matter, denly in Vietnam — toe sur- pare with other places; I was cott St. and Love Lane, though it has contacted 27 buslness- But Kris Nelson, whose work g.3 decision by toe directors charge' plan cbuld even be too busy.’’ Batter Northeast Public Records •' v-’.'Vy; • < '^ Town Hanning Director J o s ^ es In and out. of toe state tell- "When toe Kennedys Were in would be needed to over-rule thro-wn into reverse. A short- jje was among toe first 10,- TATE Taaisky read a letter from the ing toe advantages of 'Vernon. (OonUiiued from Page One) Trade Name ^ toe White House" is currently the TPC, which has recom- time tax cut could be asked. qqo men sent from United ■ NRWIW SISCHSt. SUS Of THUTU Board of Education’s building It has shown toe town to nine lin B id l: ______Leopold Leclerc, doing busi- on exhibit at a gallery here, mended abandoning the Lincoln TTie only hard and, fast com- states to Australia, Mon. • Frt. 2 A 8 P.M. ftvt stta’s oommittea whlOh prospects and is now 'working but jtnany side roads and^streets says it is not for sale. District and placing Lincoln’s mttment is to the principle of heiran his mllltarv in Poughkeepsie were blocked ucss as Frenchie’s Atlantic, 706 S at A Sun. 1:30-5-8:30 •toted oppositioo, saying the for a 16 acre site for a 50,000 ‘ She said toe offer came in a j„ Bentley, Nathan Hale tdx flexibility, toe official said. , West Hartford’s luwa was too close to Verplaiick square foot research and devel- to traffic^ klain St. HOLMES?. phone call Monday from Sen Washington Schools, reno- Small but frequent tax changes, reassizn- WSS1 or 8 ACADSMV AWASDS) 8 choA<^iAispecial mAMTmtvmeeting min rnMthe n*oi*near fll.fu­ FPft PAR\ir4G b?n a:u ■ a ^ and that since town reg- It wUl publish a brochure, The ^ P o u r fk ^ e d stroets the late President Intending to Amerlcan reluctance to tinker ton was appointed main- ulations do not differentiate be- "Vernon, Connecticut, The " give it to his widow. Now the ture, rejected the idea of a Joint with taxes was noted by the tenance superintendent at Brad- One of the most appreciated con­ long-range study but asked. tween heavy and light Industry, Green Land,” for promotion of wm e rabway trains. Woiverton. new dwell- Nelsons plan W deliver it per­ Council of Economic Advisers in ley Field and assigned to the haavy Indiitry m7y move In. Vernon. It Is now at the print- Moratoan three Inches of rain . veniences we provide is our private sonally when to^ ^L^bit closes. School Superintendent Williamvv iiiiani ammai report to the Preai- 103rd Brigade as chief warrant Curtis to compile additional congress. officer. General Meager ^bert ^d wlU be out within three ®^® '^®'^ ^er^JSly Dcftractio^^. Available for parking area. Hunting for a parking Bob Wdferfield statisticalStatistical data supporting its ..Annual"Annual tax changes have,have. inIn He retired from toe National BOLTON the*pS: Houley’s main objection to AisiniPT the need lor building become the rule rather Guard in 1952 and waa appoint P A R T IE S & JSSIain S t, as he had change is ludced is behind .toe . EDO Meets Tonight Before leaving the Lincoln AA 25one where Cardlno owns Reports on new industry and • . . with no strings attached. Your regular savings account matter, the board ascertained FOR BOLAND OIL COMPANY'S . cation is 428 Adams St., Just a home. . a "local industrial situation” earns A 'h % from the day you deposit, payable quarterly. front Curtis that nothing Oardino said he had built a are agjmda highlights for to- .1.....! .it,! norto offW. Mlddlk Tpke., in happened to c ^ e drastically m^mstrigi zont. naw home at the address four night’s meeting of toe Eoonom- Yo^ can deposit as little or as much as you want . . . no his recommendations on long- UOUJARD . yeafs ago. He took‘ objection ic.Deyelojnnent Commission at restrictions. You ^an withdraw whenever the need arises, to TPC members referring to 7:80 In toe AdmlnlstraOpA without advance notice . . . no restrictions . . . no strings AUTOMATIC DELIVERY U.M.lMSMuJy« Wtur.Mhool ChM fa*,..* Z«i. H md the area as a sanitary land Building. , u , appIl«d‘for a variance, but flU. “ If you were there on a James J. Roche of the eom^ attached. .u T l! » ’ brought up witodrevv it three days before hot night, I wonder what yoii’d mission will make the new In- GET M '^ ‘=bester Com- the February meeting of the eall It then. And now you want duetry report and Robert Hou- In addition to being insured up to $15,000.00 your account m ^ t y College’s use of the high zoning Board of Appeals. . td park dump trucks there," ley, commission chairman, will school for late afternoon and., Regulations for Business Zone' he i^ d . discuss toe local problem is handled by On-Line Burrpughs Computer Service. Rec­ eyerring classes, called for a n property stipulate indoor ords are available at split soconds. Deposits and dividend$ ^ r o t ^ h going study of the business ventures. Industrial EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT buildings Joint occupancy, cou- z„ne regulations permit them are recorded in split seconds,' saving you,time. And always (5 P.M. TO 9 P.M.) pled with a review of toe col- outdoors. without error! Savings'& Loan was the first in Manchester 1500 le ^ ’s lease. Reane has received a build- He said his concern about toe jng. permit to construct a 6 by 6 to offer this faster service. Why don't you start earning use was prompted by college foot office building on the TOP VALUE STAMPS NOW •— 2 FIi m Steras To Saira You a big, aasy 4'/2 per cenMomorrow? President Frederick Lowe’s re- Adams St. site at a cost Closed Monday . . . A WHOLE BOOK FULL cent prediction that the coUege $200. 61 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Open Tnee^ Wed., Sat. might have to continue using the • ^ Columbia Ave« WOllniantle ^ a Stamps iseued after payment for first delivrey. Wgh school /o r four more years LOBSTER B IL t $100 MILLION FISH FR Y Thura and Fri. till t nAIIDI E CTAbJDC delivery Is paid for In full within 10 because of uncertainty whether BOSTON^--} Diners are pay- W U D k E D I M l V I r » duys for amount of bill. • MCC’s building program will be big about $100 million a year MANCHESTER TSL funded by ^ State Legislature, for lobster. The average “ eat- All ★ WEDH^SDAY ONLY ★ VAUOE " fa t REGULAR STAMPS ^H oning month. ■ ,'\(We should review the lease big" lobster weighs only about SNOW WHITE * and the entire operation with a pound, but 25-pound lobsters * a view tow ^ learning how are' not uncommon. 1.19 24-HOUR NEW LOW PRICE W endMul Bonelihis Fflla^ ★ SAVINGS & ' . I’;!*--' VEAL c ASSOCIATION Fried fp a cri$D golden.'lirO-Wn. SERVICE l i ; . 9 c III . r. i : MANCHESTER-’S OLDEST PIN AN aAt INSTITUTION TO Freiteh Fried Potafdes • Cole A G A L L O N I ' m lULIANO'S BAKERY Tartar Sauce * Rolls and Butter ^ STEAKS CALL ANYTIME 200 Gab. or Mors ON SPRUej^ STREET 1007 M >lilN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 COCKTAILS SERVED e x t r a l e a n .J*. W IL L B i ^ COVENTRY BRANCH - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 MANCHESTER BOLAND OIL COMPANY TOP Until TiieSn Mdrcfi 14th ( t Y ■ •' .1 ,»• ’ Esloblislied 1935 muiE 1/4 M ILE O F F O A K L A N D STREET, quotes DUE TO ILLNESS m . s m 't i O T a TOLUND TURNFikE; .349 CENTER STREET 4 4 3 - 6 3 2 0 207 SPRUCE STBEBT-^MANCHESTER -.■K" / ■H' n w

UANCHBSTER EVENING ^ ), MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH 7,1967 irO U B MANCHESTER EVENING H EK A^, MANCBESTEB. CONN- TUESDAY, MARCH 7,1967 '' ‘— ------— ';.n ■ I 'V?'J Workers Vote State Legi^^tiye News • Wrong-Way Trip .f : ■■ ■n I Announce Engagements 6il Should Know Fafnir* Strike New Meagre $eeks End. Ends in Death ' Nathan Charge AgostineUi Will Continue Fat Motorist t'' NB5W BRITAiN (AP)—About,, To Womien^s Work Lindt ISUIMBUU^ (AP)—EVdtoh rw ^ iKktbaa .Cteorge i^aiOnelll, 4,000 employes of the Bbfnir Television ■ • ' , HARTFORD (API <-« A state outlve aide, the admlidatration 5?^ **li^.* ttco 86, te ttie ywinir»«t mayor Bearing Oo. voted Monday to ia^„,ung w ^^to wai^ PtaSmcTAd- ^ !“ • M e^ M Dougtae ^ Mtancheater’s history ajid oonttoue their strike until a new ^i-k week is unnecessary, vlsoiy the power to get * ^'srry lUsoi high :VOtergatter for the (U M«rv O r i ^ 7:16 iS S K -m R a^eement «wh«d. Sen. Schaffer. D-WoS- gene^ fund mon^ to imp^ «»abdoii here Monday 18) Checkmate 7:80 iwna ^teoard of Directors in last The workers, members of Uh ■ nlgtat. .’90) n s Flettiri ■Pv bridge, told the (Seneral Assem* m eat federal matching pro* Dead upon arrival ai St. Vin­ (80) Aquanauts !oetdber's election. ,caical 183,laa, United uimca auto Auto Workers, ^ly’s Labor Oommittes Monday, grams enacted after .the Oener> (40) Huckleberry Hound P And yet, until he read his . s^ ck tour Pafnlr planto in New gpeaking in defease of a bill al Aesembly adjourns. cent’s Hospital in Bridgeport 6:18 (94) Friendly Chant hO-304380) OlH from VNCLB ^laue in the paper last spring, Britain and one in Newington was Whiter Love, 48, an asso­ 6:80 (90) Boom V ) Bkmeiimsiit &ia‘ day, after the Republican she has introduced, kha aaid SotaonroCk apoko at a public ciate professor of histoty at the (40) Huckleberry Bound ~~ 24) cbJendar Peb. 13, many women are working more hearing conductbd by the leg- (34) What’a New? ^ovm Otunmlttee named Its University of Bridgeport. He 8-lS) Red Skelton Show , Hie „ vote .,, Monday , ended specu- than 48 hours a week because Islature'e ApprOprlattoiis Oom- 6:00 (8-1040) Nows. Sports. 8-40) Invaders I ^ 0^ slate, he didn't even know latton ttat m was a resident of Fairfield. Weather > 10-20-22-80) Movie (80) McHale's Navy 94) Oonneotlmt Issue, V * TM lor what office he was running. might be worked o«t for the j^eanwhlle, she said, other Another speaker. Finance Love's car cc^ded with a car (U-92) Newsbeat 8-19) Petticoat JunotkiB 1 He had been approached by driven by Donald Schmitt, 67, of (18) Merv GrlRIn 8-40)Ppyton Place • ^ 1 workers to ^tum to their J^s only one Job are Oommlseloner George J. Oonk- ( 8) Newswlre 10:00 34) iM r Journal % member of the GOP TcJwn Huntington, police said. Schmitt (34) Travel Time 3) CBS Reports ****** during the chance tel earn more ling, said Oonnecticut, with its was treated and released at St. (90) IbrRet 8-1^ Center Btace Committee to run fbr office negotiations, (90) News. Weather ^ d had agreed. Without being overtime pay because ^) pany and employes would con- women are over, she said, Area Weather lews. Sports, Weather When he ran for office and was 34) What's NewT 11:16 (18) NesrSbeat ^ i n a Democrat when elected. to protect Discipline Asked 8) Petsr Jennlnn 11:20 tribute equally M charity dur- Though designed ^ - ats------remitTired to garnishee wages WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — 20) Industry on Parade 11:80 (34) Memory Lane m e wasn’t officially a Repub- ing negoUaUons. women from grueling work ^ 7:00 ( 3) Movie ( 88) Movie should be allowed A heavy snowfall moved into 1 (18) Alfred Hitchcock _ The engagement of Miss LoripB photo . .. ' ' Frederick photo Sican until January of this Union officials had proposed schedules, state law is now “ (30) Huntley-Brlnkley (C) Oonnecticut today oitd wlU con­ (22) News (10-20-23-30) Tonight * , Cynthia , Fordiani , of Meriden The engagement q t' Miss engagement of Ctept. SEWING MACHINE year—six months after, he that the company set aside in a “working against women Instead (40) Feature era, a management spokesman tinue until this afteimoon. SEE SATURDAYS TV WEEK FOR12) COMPLETE Tlnvle USTOTO to 'Ronald Miner of Hebron has Diane iPaullne Clark of Taicott- Marie Suzahne _Yates ciit-Man­ ^^ed hls^angcOTer. Connecticut Army Natlon- separate account all income ®f tor them,’’ according to Rep, The U.S. Weather Bureau says M has told the legislature’s Labor been announced by her parents, ville to Odis Steven Lacy of chester to Capt. Leon A. Nor, f. He had b^n a Dmocrat for Guard's 169th Battalion, sta- from its operations from the Gerald F. Stevens, R-MUford. the state may expect “well in Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Fordi­ time employes returned to work Any change in the law. 1 ^ - Comin^e Vicksburg. Mich., has been an­ but Jr. of Norwood, Masa, has M years and switched, he says, Manchester. excess’’ of one foot of snow. ani of Meriden. nounced by her parents, Mr. been announced by her parents, 70 .only out of necessity—to run unUl a new contract is to be ever, was opposed by a spokes- ™ 8 ™ t » e w^ m w amounts along the Radio Agostinelli and his family Her. fiance is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Clark of Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Yates of 28 .for office on the GOP ticket. signed. man for the Connecticut State * specified sum to satisfy shore. (TWs listing tneludes only those news broadimsts of 10 nducted the same type busi­ tion of Connecticut, said Mon­ far. 6:00 Joey Reynolds 11:00 New^ Sports, Weather of Platt High School, Meriden, Norwood. - Natives, with the exception of ranteed retroacUvity and com- RlccluU disputed the claim The weather Bureau said it 9:00 Ken Griffin 11:30 Art Johnson burg. ,» ness in Rockville. Before then. day the association opposes bills 1:06 News, Bln Off and St. Francis Hospital dapt. Yates, a graduate of St. 5.00 additional for carrying case complete tfdth foot pedal his father, are Democrats. His pany profits during the period that the state Is forcing em- recorded six inches of snow at WBCH—eie School of Nursing, Hartford. Mies Clark, a 1966 graduate Francis . Hospital School of control. 6:00 Hartford HlgtalighU of Rockville High School, is firing 7:00 News Mr. Miner, a graduate of Rham Nursing, Hartford, is serving in Full size, heavy duty stitcher-round bobbin, sews forward! t>ack to' the Cheney Mills era, organizations chosen by both women. Temperatures during the day S:Q0 Gaslight High School, Hebron, attend- employed at the medical de­ In 1951 he married the for- Bides. He said the federal govern- pllnlng. SAVE ON COUGH the Medical Corps of the U.S. and reverse. Built-in light, sews over pins an|d bnlky fabrics. Aj^ostlneUi says that no one Helena Diana Hare of will be close to freexipg, with 13:(I Quiet Hours/ • ed WllUmantlc State (Jollege. partment of the Travelers In- Air Force at Westover AFB, B\irther talks were scheduled ment has not challenged the con- He said, however, that -7^- Con- a range from the upper 20s to wpop—i4te and COLD REMEDII In Manchester was more sur- Manchester. They have two 6:00 Danny Clayton Show ^ He is a 1965 graduate of psy- surauice Co., Hartford. Mr. Lskcy Mass. for Tuesday. sUtutlonaUty or legality of Con- "ecticut manufacturers favor |>ri8ed than he when the elec- sons, Michael, 8, and Steven, 6. abolishing 'wage garnishments. the low 308. 7:00 Lee '’Babl'' Simms Show DISCOUNTPRICES! ( ohlatrit; technique’ at Valley attended Vicksburg Commynity Capt Norbut is a graduate of ★ FREE Yard Stick with a purchase in our iFahric Center iion results were announced. Principal Issues Included sen- nectlcut’s laws. Generally fair skies wlU i>re- 12:00 Gary Girard Bbow Hospital, Meriden. Both are High School. He is serving with Lowell Institute of Technology. The family lives at 95 Olcott lorlty and job security as well Joseph Bober of the labor many opportunltlM are tonight aJong with coWer WINF—12M did no active campaigning St. and are communicants of 6:00 Ne'ws ARTHUR DRUQ I emidoyed with the State of the U.S. Na'vy aboard the USS He has been assigned to SAC .«— didn’t knock on doors — as wages and cost of living ad- council said ellmlnaUng the 48- t«mperatures, with lows in the 5:16 Speak Up Hartford Connecticut Department of John W. Weeks, Norfolk, Va. the Church of the Assumption, justments, according to a union hour limitation would “turnback flnMclal affairs in order, ^ ^ Portly 6:00 News Alert Forces at Westover AFB. Issued no dramatic statementsj * Agostinelli says that his elec- 6:16 Barry Farber Show Mental Health, Meriden, and No date has been announced No date has been cunnounced didn’t predict a dark fu- change his spokesman, the clock 100 years’- and would sunny and cold weather is an- 6:46 Dowril Thomas 7:00 The World Tonight are attending Southern Con­ for the wedding. for the wedding. luro He merely s^ e po- tjjjnjjjjjg Manchester's prob- ’.’permlt some women to work . ticlpated for tomorrow, necticut State College, New themselves to death." erable trouble to wlthlwld p ^ weatoer system respon- 7:16 Frank Gifford Ute smd dlg^nified advertise- lems and future. 7:30 Harry Reasoner HALL FOR RENT, Haven. inents. He ___ sold___ the_____ state _____ should_ « - slble for the heavyiio v snowotn/n isla a ^ F a c e the Nation The wedding is planned for “In my opinion)’’ he says, Miskaps Occur quire overtime pay for men Who cause he has not paid his debts, yBepenlng ^low wessm-e center I !lo Up Hartford For parties, showers, recep­ Featuring Famous Patterns , For some unexplained reason, "Manchester, In the past 15 or tions, meetings. Complete Sept 2. ' Famous Brands uU it an electrical spark if you work more than 35 hours a „ „ . over western VinriniaVirginia which will JR;25 t,--..—. 20 years, just grew, as other On Snowy Roads week, rather than lengthening There comes a Ume, he 10:20 Speak Up Hartford kitchen facilities. Large en­ ^ he caught the ImaginaUon towjT Just grew, ’ with no move to the Gulf of Maine this 11:30 Barry Farber Show closed parking lot. 1n(|alre: Carried' in Our Fabric Department the work week lor women. said, “when an employe should evening allowing colder, drier 12:00 Comment Of the electorate, and drew the bought to the future. A car driven by Matthew M. work week severely disciplined, even dis­ 12:16 News, Sign Oft votes of Republicans,* 0 i /vn««n T\Aww»rv_ Demo­ “ _ Shortening the air to move into the Connecticut WTio—lese Lithiranfon Hcdl X ' 'k Forstmann -k Lowenstein lAr Riegd ir Heller i f Wamsutta ★ Simplicity ★ Vogue^ Butterickj “It is only in the last few Moriarty, 25, of 28 Bruce Rd. , . , charged, if he continues to get 6:00 Afternoon Edition crats and unaffiliated voters. years that emphasis has been was forced off Prospect St. and '^n^TnibUn^ ^ ^ n s ^ '^ n l area tonight 6:00 Newa. Sports, Weather «4 OOLWAT STREET r inIn the three short months ne he ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ e and, in my into a tree yesterday by an un- while p^itUngpermitting perrons al- financial trouble.’’ 6:36 Americana Manchester . . 7:80 News of the World *v|. k Abbot i t Springmaid A Belding & Corticeili i t BurUngion i t \ AH The Latest In Fashions is the only way to identified (L , poUce reported J"*®*’ HORSE BHX HEARING TWO N.Y. MEN SENTENCED 7:46 Joe Garaglola Phones: 64S-0818 or 649-n68 •f Directors* Agostinelli has ex- y „ todavtoday. hours , , would not help the unem- HARTFORD (AP)—A hearing NEW HAVEN (A P)— Benja­ 7:60 Sing Along liiblted aU of the characteristics ^ j J 'president of the The ' mishap was one of five is scheduled here today in the min Messina and Jack Aiwa- "" ,''J ' '-i ' : ^ ^ ''^ , 1 Of a true pollU^an - he te a Manchester Clvitan Club, Agos- ...... investigated...... by them yesterday, Other speakers who favored House Agricultural Committee dish, New York state residents talker, a good listener, te ^ e - imows how to conduct a No Injuries were reported, permitting women a longer work on a bUl concerned with the hu- of uncertain address, were each C ^ * w J Carious, and, above all, has dignity, decorum Snowy road conditions con- week were spokesmen for the mane treatment of work horses. given nine-year jail, sentences M(’Ki\ m:\ I I I L coMr\M meeting Monday night Monday in federal court. “Courtesy” / “Never- Press” f e A V, (>. “ d tributed to at least two of the “ ctiSr”reta1?^l^^^^^ and , ha*""' , Hte greatest fear during the qualities ^allUes he__ has brought to his accidents. *®^’ 5.^^** Merldeij, more than 200 per- 'The two men had been In- G 1IKVTI.N(, Oil election campaign, he says, was Jj^yoral post. Police said Moriarty was driv- General Electric. rons voted unanimously to op- dieted on 22 counts in connec- fear of running last among <»phe mayor Is a public ser- w south on Prospect St. at pose the bill. tion with the operation of a stol­ • k i ' k o .s k .m : More Taxmen Needed The meeting was caUed by the en car ring. FASHION COTTOIVS i SIGNATURE PRINTS 1?® *T,*‘ “ 1, if I can help people, 5;08 p.m. when the unidentified tlve, he didn’t relish the possible j pj^Dledves car traveling north crossed the HARTFORD (AP)—More ex- Oonnecticut Horse Show Asso- Police said the ring had been • rM i;i{(;F:\cY m!H.M;i{ Comp. Value 69c yd. Comp. Value yd. Jibbtng he might Ave received * He'adds“ “I respect the right cente^ line toto the southbound ^nfinera are needed to seek out ciaUon, members of which fear operated out of Danbury. tom hte friends hjM relatives. ^ member ^ the public Lie forcing the Moriarty car ^®®> says State Tax that the proposed bill would pro- Messina and Al*wadidi re­ Solid colors and prints. Spring, pastds; ceived five-year sentences each Devoted To ^'oui- ('omlort and .Safely Nasslflt photo Lorln* photo All cotton. Has the highest Wash and But 1.. «d«’. - h. " irL. V m . . E'.'TE mT i'.Sov. ".e s - £ 1 "' “ The engagement of Mtes I p p White also. Paisley, dorals, geometries, ran first, and, when signs point­ beersaving ills remarks for that police said. He told a le^lative roi^lt- fairs and exhibitions. on charges of transporting stol­ HOiTK ii.\, noi/roN, r()N\.—(;i;-2 in The engagement of Miss I l f ' and kitchen -prints. Wear resistency. Lovdy new spring ed to a posslbe other choice for en cars across a state line and Sharon Ehleen Anderson of Theresa Ann McCrystal of Ver­ prints. big moment, and he de-N*^ “ school bus crashed into the Tn - i,’*’*’*«**!!!. T* non to Robert W. Wojteczko of mayor, he insisted that the job ggj.ygg tjjg courtesy of being four years each on charges Cff E. TIIO.MAS :\Ie K IN \E Y ,1K.. MCK. Manchester to Gordon L. An­ W u hte, and he won again. receiving stolen cars. • Callalian photo Rockville has been announced * ‘Tm not a quitter,” he says. The engagement of Miss, derson of West Hartford has by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VI fight for what I think te He aays tliat he ia stih learn- ’"po’liceMad D o^d E. Richard- ’’’^fn d n e^ lw to ’in’' ^ aver* Frances Margaret Willard of been announced by her parents, Daniel J. McCrystal of Phoenix lightfuHy mine.” S'.d*St T r.:, *'’■,£ f T «' »' “ !30 «00 a ;purlipgton, Vt. > to Anthony Mr. and Mrs. James V. Amierr St. . '•"A «' Agostinelli says that his rou- However,' fibraacis A lib ^ of MaochestWf son‘of IM ‘fin'ghland S t Her finance te the Mrs. ^ e , now that he te in poll- ghggter's problems TT ™ T, , , , not otherwise be paid, Sullivan .has been announced by her par­ Evelyn Wqjteczkoof 11- Village owned by Horace E. Palozle of ents, Mr. qnd Mrs. Howard S. Her fiance is the son of Mr. St. & ‘w h a t T f i L f S T ^'•1"®’ "*®y be solved, 70 WeUs S t. poUce said. and Mrs. Leonard L. Anderson just as other towns have solved • He asked the committee to Willard of Burllhgton. Miss McCrystal is a senior at Bonded Switzerland Import restore $113,779 of the $464,469 of West Hartford. Rockville H igh, School. Mr. aide We have an exceptional- svelnys, of 325 Tolland Tpke. trimmed C : V T ^ T 3 0 T\ Her- fiaticC te the son of Mr. Miss Anderson Is a 1962 from his budget re­ and Mrs. Anthony C. Alibrio of Wojteczko is employed at <3apl- 1 hi« (nh nn (ho hnarA number of public-spirit- backed into another at 5:10 p.m. graduate of Manchester High quest for the coming biennium. 203 Vemon St. tol Leather Co., Hsurtford. ^ery ttae-coMuming^but re^ ***, “^P*® ®°"': yesterday while attempting to “We are undermanned,’’ Sul­ School and a 1964 graduate at No date has been annoimced Miss Willard te a -1966 grad­ Mount Ida Juniordollege, New­ jLrtLig in countless ways-It is ftem foTtllSrun^rmsJ a driveway on the livan said. uate o( Burlington. High School, , for the .wedding. KNITS & WOOLENS SWISSLIN the avenue for performing pub- ^®"* ^®‘" turnpike, ^U ce said ton Centre, Mass. She Is also a and senior at Vermont Col­ graduate of Hanover School of Comp. Value 2.98 YA fie aervlcp” "®^P’ They said the other car was Seek Fund Tap lege ol Coamrotology. Mr. AU- Conp. Vofan .2.H YA To ^okinelll being mavor Agostinell, in summing up driven by William A, MUler, 49, HARTFORD (AP) — Employ- Modeling, Hartford. She is a brio is a graduate of Manches­ service representative at the FOR m Z /lT Z . ?uTeo3' t X M S'- HARTFORD (AP) — The ter High School and received a tag meetings it m ea n s finAinp- ^ drying to A car sUd on snow at 8:20 Southern New Bhigland Tele­ Dempsey administration wants B) A. degree from Wesleyan the time to studv the town’s * '**^*^*® P »"- yesterday and struck an- the power to tap the state’s gen­ phone Co., Manchester. \79 University, Mlddleto-wn. He Is Mr. Antierson is a 1962 grad­ Cosmetics YD. brable^ Id tLte nos^le “*® ^°** °«*er car in the parking lot of eral fund for money to secure ' a food service manager with enme (n thereby, bring honor and dig- the Shady Glen Dairy Bar. federal matching grants. uate of Ckmard High School, foluUons, and to come to meet- ,^^y to the town.” Police ^ d Miss Pauline B. Saga Food Service, Hartford. West Hartford. He will gradu­ rrs " ings “with my homework done.” Gov. John Dempsey had pro­ ------Simpson of 6 Rose Lane, An- No date has been announced ate in June from Northeastern ' A Superb ooOection of the latest in the most wanted fabrics. ^ , I Swiss Fibranne spun rayon with the sDk Ham look. A bbiie He says, “I got into politics posed originally to enlarge his for the wedding. AH are bonded for ease (rf care and wear, A Spring gardon li-' 'few aU the year ipund for any occasion. Ctease.-redstant. „ _ T» 1 dover, was trying to park In a contingency fund from the pres­ University, Boston, Mass., completely by accident, but where he is vice president of Liggetts of colors. 54 - 56“ wide. Solid colors. 96“ wide. that’s past. I want to make C_)3r R clinS F o l0 « parking stall when her car slid ent $100,000 to $250,000 for such into a parked car owned by Phi Alpha_ Rho fraternity, and certain that the words ‘by acci­ money, an aide said Monday. Raybestos At The Paihade Driver Arrested Francis L. Decarli, 21, of South But now, according to Keith fbrmer president and* treasurer 1 I-1 dent’ play no part in the board’s St, Coventry. of the Inte.r-Fraternlty Council. MANCHESTER deliberations.” Schonrock, the governor’s exe- Janice M. Peach of 37 Stone “John Bean” The wedding is planned for *T firmly believe,” he says, St. was arrested by state police Bonded Oct. 14. "that people should be elected last night after the car she was Sugar Use Higher ) public office on their person- driving ran off Rt. 83 in Elling­ ’ f ‘ II qualifications, and not, neces- ton and struck a telephone pole. BOSTON — Sugar consump­ Wheel 4arily, on party philosophy. She was uninjured, police tion in the United States was candies Brake ) ‘However,” he adds, “once ggjd. They said she was driving larger in 1966 than in any pre- • man te elected under a party gouth at 7:30 p.m. when the ceding year, a survey shows. * NOW AVAILABLE AT Alignment Linings Ronded banner, he must accept that mishap occurred. During the year’s first nine 4 '• 5 ^ 1 party’s platform and must ad- Ara^sted'7or"failure to drive months, sugar deliveries ex­ PINE PHARMACY here to party discipline, tn jhe established lane, she is ceeded those for the same part 664 CENTER ST. 649-9814 of 1965 by 300,000 tons—twice “If a man doesn’t intend to scheduled to appear in Man- Ford, diev., " Mb' . adhere to some form of disci- Chester Circuit Court 12 March the average annual Increase of GENIE - < *i COTTON LACES five earlier years. Piyinofitli «* Installed pline,” he says, “he should run 27. 4 12 “ as an independent, or not at all.” ------Comp. Value 2.49 Yd Csnp. Volat 149 YA Manchester’s mayor was borli Factory Genuine Raybestos brake lin­ in Rockville, Aug. 17, 1930, the Power Blackout (iiagnose your frimt-end prob­ ings expertly install^ oo ^ "IM A ■on of Albert and Gllda Agos- WATERBURY (AP)—Portions lems. Other cars slightly all 4 wheels. 30,000 mile New England's Leading higher. 39 1 3 9 tinelli. The family moved to of Waterbury,>, Naugatuck and (6h guarantee. Manchester when he was 3. He two other communities were i L ■ • ' ■ ■■ . ' YD. YD. Two-Year Professional .J i : Bradford-Bachroch photo 1 graduated from Manchester blacked out for as much as The engagement of Miss Pen­ High School in 1949, after par- more than four hours Monday School of I ii1m‘I(‘.s.« \ah(‘ ' 100% P(dyester silk type surah prints. Thicrashable never ticipating in varsity football and niSi^t when power lines burned ny V. Golden of Manchester to A B eaut^ assortment of bonded eothm laces, duoy end' Jon 8. Merge of Windsor, Ont, press machine washable. Hand screen prints. lArge b ri^ aU over floral patterns bonded to a tricot backing for easy . Intramural baseball, basketball ®ttt at a substation of the Con- Qorals and water colors. 45“ wide. ■nd track. necticut Light and Power Co. Can., h&B been announced by sewing. Wbite. and colored tricot backing 34 > 36“ wife. ACCOUNTING her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wll- He attended Hillyer College homes were af- llam T. (Jolden of 61 Ridgewood (now the University of Hart- f««ted by the blackout that be- Applications now being accepted for - lil jA * ^ ^* * ‘ ‘ J 1 I T- \ ■ijJ.fbi St. \ * ford) until 1952, when he enlist- P-”™- Sept., 1967, admission. Her fiance is a son of Mr. ed In the U.S. Army. He took ®°"'® ^®' HART^’ORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING ■nd Mrs. James S. Morse of basic training at Camp Chaffs, ^0 minutes. But Windsor. Ark., and then attended Officer ^ sections, homes went 66 Forest St., Hartford—Tel. 247-1115 Miss Golden, a graduate of '' '‘I Candidate School at Ft. SiU, «"®*' tiiei Uidversity of Connecticut, OkJa. Storra, is a member of the case­ Acetate !)rease Resistant! Drip Dry ; He was commissioned a sec- *"®®J®«’ *“ work staff at Catholic Family- ond lieutenant In 1953 and was Waterbury and Naugatuck, were ServUses, Hartford. Mr. Morse, Jersey Prints $heath Lining Nanki Poo ^Vltra - Blen^ Assigned to the Medical Field ®*™J Cheshire. a graduate of the University, of Service School at Ft. Sam Windsor, is'e-ltending the School CMup. VUue.'lAU y l. Cm v Value 1.19 TA CMOp. VAu 79fe TA Houston, Tex. On completion of of Social Work qt the University Ifis course, he assumed com­ of Ottawa, Canada. He will join 46" mand of the 218th Ambulance VtTAMINS NEED A SPECIAL GAR the cUnic^ staff of Maryvale wide z 7 % ,YA Oo. at Camp Polk, La. COMPARE AND SAVE Residential Treatment Cmter, Amel TchAbetate.- It’s Large, small, medium, ! Upon his discharge from the for THAT SPECIAL OCCASION? Windsor. AH. purpose SheaQi lining A luring Bouquet of A nny he remained In the Re- The wedding is jdanned for packable,). travelable. floral and pauley prinhL I many wlots. Washable rayon and silk prints for solid. Straws. Stnmg sod tieryes and todiay he te Major ARTHUR DRUfi June 10, Yon’U want several of : .100% Acetate. luxury. AgxMtlnelU, executive officer of Reserve these lovely prints. bold prhfis or new «mnn Leasing Wash it and wear it ones. A C a r On*. Two, Tlirea t ,*'*4 4eiF>^* 6uilRtR1K, CHARGE YOUR Pef Depf. Birthday Sale Now ! JIIKM, Yoenr Leasing \ PRESORlPTION Plans. AH Mokos SALE; TUBS. lltiHtAT. Oflly 6 Registered Poodles CALL I MANCHESTER-1145 Tolland Tpke. 6 4 3 -S I^ I .and Moddsi DAILY aid SATURDAY ;BE6. $89 and $99. SCO Wole6iiM'H«rn 9:SBAAI.tel:0IPJI. {b ir t h d a y s a l B p r ic e D t m o r i A r t y b r o t h e r s AT Exit 93^ Wilbur Cross Earkway FRIDAY i \ "Coaneottcut's Oldest Lincoln, Merouiy, ' .V. ,t t 9^A.M .l6S.*SlFJIf KING'S DEPT. 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y ,\ MANCHESTER E Y E IN G CONN, TUiSDAY, BIARCH 7,1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl©, ifiN C B is » CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH 7,1967 ____ — ...... '■ II). I I....-....,...... - toe Ollead Congregatiimal Electibii Set Hehfon -Church will meet tomonraw eon why .the CSA got (ta go-ahead to from 1 to 3 pm. Dessert will MS that MoaBadagti was toppled from C o n h e c & ( i^ be served prior to toe meeting. power. Perhaps aomebody In Washing­ A ^ 11 I p r Visiting Day f ^ralh ^ , .g Manenesser Evening Hecara ton didn’t like the way be wore paja­ 1 18B YanHee, OOT DKX mas In publiCi and the erratic way he Powell Sieat l^heduled at seemed to do hla thinking. NEW T<«K (AP) -* A spe­ Or perhaps, in q>ito o f the fact tost, B y k M J o : ; ^ ' cial electioh has been called for Grade School kesman said it ey, Mrs. Carol Lenlhan, M ss ing of the Planning and Zoning “ permitted by state statues. rehearse tomorrow lUght at 6:80 young Americans who are b'eing used the circle In which it travels, is not to tive and administrative braheh- would "likely” have an entry to JuUa Dulka, Mrs. Joseph Rey- Commission. The PZC discussed toe proh- yje church followed by the become a prophet of doom and gloom. es. most efficiently. In view of their tal- toe race. nolda, Mrs. John Cagianello,. The petition, signed by 17 with King, oonttoutog an Adult Choir at 7:30. insurance since i entg. when they are put In the front W e needed readjustment; we needed to Mrs. Edward Tomkiel, Miss residents of the South River Rd. Investigation Into the situation The Rev. Donald G. Miller iiiiiiliiiiiQUALiTY 92311111111111111111111 disabuse ourselves of the idea that all There were two things miss­ lines, to shoot and to be shot at. There ing from this hearing. Thera Laurie Vacantl, Mias Jo-Ann area, questions the legality of which was begun at the last speak on “ Where Does the indices could forever move smoothly up­ Cagianello, Mrs. W alter PM l- the makeshift -bridge, apparent- meeting w ith representatives of nonand ChurMi F it into the are other young Americans who can do was no single volunteer i;epre- ward; we needed some tactful pauses Ups, Mrs. Harold Gaboury and ly constructed and used for the the Recreation Board wMch is Hctiure” at tomorrow night’s EAST CENTER their nation, and its whole effort at sentatlve o f the public, nib or­ Open Forum Mrs. Earle Everett Jr. transportation of the gravel overseeing toe town^Open Space Lenten Meeting of the. United survival In our kind of world most good in the production flood: we needed, dinary citizen. There was not Tickets may be obtained from across the WiUimantic River to program. -- Congregational Church at- 8 p. MANCHESTER— 649-5261 when they are kept far from any front however unpleasant it may be to say even a single voluntary 7r»- ndewaDc H eutag Tonight members o f the sponsoring or- West WiUlngton. A conttouli^ problem to the m. in the Christian Education such a thing to any individual getting former” or "good government" Vo toe Editor, lines, and perhaps given merely some Town counsel Robert King minds o f many is what to do to building. It, less overtime. zealot, who appeared out of Th* subject o< sidewalks for ganization. Mrs. Charles Pon problem In abstract science to ponder. recommended the referral to the maintain toe small parcels of ______Ample Parkins Front and Rear some conviction . that annual Feiguson Road la scheduled for ticeUi is ticket chairman. The sentimental case against such Water Resources Commission until the town could de- Manchester Evening Her- Some o f these things we, and the sessions were needed. tooousalon at the public hear­ rude realism about our human resourcee economy, needed are now ob-viously 1. ing Of tile Board of Directors because the WiUimantic River velop them. The commission has ^jd Tolland correspondent, Is also easily stated. When we follow coming our way. Moat o f the signs in And there . was no single on Tuesday, March 7. The area acts as the diridtog line be- reached no decision on the ad- Bette Quatrale, telephone 875- tween the two towns, and juris- visabUIty of acquiring the land. 2846. this kind of system,It follows. In­ the economy are mildly recessive; al­ whisper or hint o f opposition. to question is adjacent to the Inside Rlghlaad Paric Elementary diction over it by Mther town W ^ ChOd Conferaaoe ------^------evitably, that certain elements of the most none are, at the moment, positive The last time around -qn .thin toape .toe Connecticut: Bublto Sohoot and is used dally by would be questionable. WlUipg- A WeU ChUd Conference wlU population, lowest In economic standing, or expansionist. All thwe mildly reces­ Report and therefore quite likely too to repre­ Expen^turo . Council proyideH oMIdren from tUs ana who an ton, in addition, has no zoning be held tomorrow morning at C o ld s K ]u r e ’ S p e e d y sive sig;n8 have not yet combined to­ Photographed By Sylvian Ofiara regulations. 10:30 to the Christian Educa- sent a high proportion from racial the blessed sanity of -a ftoding now forced to compete .with au- gether for their own fullest ultimate ef­ tomoHles fo r use o f the pave­ (Continued from Page 6) The bridge Is built across the tion Buldtog o f the United Con- B E R L IN — A BerUn doctor 457,519 Happy Faces groups with thd least economic and cul­ STATE CAPITOL, HARTFORD: Gothic, Federal, Greek, Moorish? that there eeeaied no Imroedl-. fect. But there arc enough of them visi­ ate urgency for the change to ment oonaldertog that tMs river at a point about 16 feet gregational Church. Mrs. M ary claims to have found a light- tural advantages, are going to be most oM woman named Mrs. Chester There’s a certain satisfaction that ble, everywhere one looks, to lead to the aimual sessions. section of the road is a MU cr* However, we consttor It fooi- nlghtridei* blasted their shot- The petition requests the PZC Campbell, Mrs. Edmond Bert- Dr. WUImar Schwabe Prize for cut deeper. eomplalnt, or without much apparent Robert D. Novak poeal to have toe Connecticut; bardy to oontinue to risk pos­ guns Into toe front o f her tavestlgate the Uves and prop- rand, and Mrs. ‘ WUliam Senk. research, sasrs his preparation rates of an AutorRite policy. Phone sense of Injoatice. Perhaps, quite to the Nothing can lift a person out Legislature meet every year , tor.' sible injury or deato to a (toild. house. Again, no one was to- ®rty of residents of South River Twenty-two pre-schoolers have ®toP a cold to 10 to 15 sec- us for details. .. contrary, wa all realized, then, the su­ of the depths to which he has stead of only every other year H ie need for sidewalks has jured. scheduled for toe v is it onds. And, he asserts, toe re­ R e p o r t lief is long-lasting. perior Justice to ail o f giving to each The Nation Is At War fallen, back to the high place was a relatively minor, unito* been recently recognized as at­ The pattern and purpose of Ernest Vlk, a resident of the Tolland Bridgettes he once occupied in the uni­ portgnt matter, that toe evlr tested to by the fact that side- these attacks are clear. They area and member of PZC (not Mrs. John Wells w ill speak on that particular function he could best after the militant Child Develop­ Carter was warned that white Don’t let any of the relatives of our W A SH IN G TO N — Quite apart verse but the faith that there dence and ugum ent was over­ walks lo|t year were Installed are aimed not at militant Ne- a signer of the petition) explain- the “ Chinese Culinary Arts” , at discharge In the grand total community ment Group of Mississippi teachers must not work with men in South Vietnam ,tell you that the from the \-iolent murder of N e­ is.in this universe one God, the whelmingly in favor of It, that to the limUs of the school prop- gro civil rights organizations, ®<1 Qiat ihany of the residents tomoirow night’s meeting of the TH0 IFFERENCE effort necessary for victory. (CDGM) was temporarily de­ Negro children, had better stop United States is not at war with the gro Wharlest Jackson on a dark­ Father of the whole human there-was no argument against •rty on Feiguson Roato. We are such as toe Student Non-VIo- are worried what would hap- Tolland Bridgettes at 8, at the QUALITY SERVICE ened highway near Natchez, nied funding by Washington recruiting white school children May we quote rates and assist you Today there are three reasons for the North Vietnamese. President Harry fam ily; that justice is the basis it, and that the sooner Con­ sure that the Board of Directors lent Coordinating Committee, P«n ^ the makeshift bridge to home of Mrs. David Mullhol- Trumwi didn’t fool anyone by calling ominous evidence ia pow avail­ Anti-Poverty headquarters. into Head Start programs with iplus LOW PRICES at greater emphasis on possible discrimi­ of life; that love is life’s sav­ necticut got it toe better. has a continuing concern for the but at white moderates, who the event of a flood. Some fear land on Virginia Lane, as we have so many others? the Korean conflict a "police action.^ able that white extremists are The newest wave of intimida­ Negro children. ing power and brotherhood its well-being and safety of Man- nation and unfairness in the selective are sensibly and bravely trying tt might damage the existing Mrs. Jerome Smith is in Just because Congress has not officially opening a Vicious new chapter in tion, interestingly enough, The next atrocity by white crown; that the etertiEil pur­ The situetion, in realty, .li ca.ester’s Children and hope that to make M-raciallsm work. bridge between the two towns, charge of refreshments, and service system. extremists, whose connection COUNTRY DRUG declared war In Southeast Asia doesn’t racial Intimidation in Mississip­ seems to be aimed more at pose revealed in Jesus Christ is not quite that one-sldc^, Ttui they WlU continue their record They are part o f toe gradual ^ should begin to break up. Mrs. Robert Noonan, chairman M A P than CDGM, probably with the' K K K is imquestion- key to the po^ibility toat .thf mean it is not war. pi- life's central meaning; and that o f support tor pubUc safety Increase in all kinds of Klan Budget Set o f tournaments. Mrs. Mullhol- First, the Selective Service Is takin^r able, was the bombing o f the Everyone who has a television set The targets in this new wave because M A P uses white work­ the Eternal Spirit is life’s In­ state may yet spare ititolf an­ projects. activity across southwest Mis- The pZC established a t^ta- land Is chairman of the fit. fe ^ r people, and those not taken are Jackson House where Mrs. Jane can watch that war every day and every of violence, which appears to be ers, who are native Misslsslp- exhaustible , resource. The Gos­ nual sessions lies iq ^ 9 qtitw The Citizen* Committee tor gjssippi. The deeper danger, tlve budget of 84,000 for next Patricks Bridge game to be not neoessarlly involved in any recog­ Schutt lives in the state capi­ night. unrelated to the former N A A C P pians. pel of God’s love for ea,ch in­ side of the sub-surface ^em e Sidewalks on Ferguson Road however, lies to toe possibility subject to a final review held March 16, when all mem- nisable contribution to the national war tal. official, are white civil rights The story starts on Jan. 27, dividual ought to be demon­ in the support for the pitoppsal,. •arncstiy aoUcita the aipport of ^he law, both state and ut their next meeting March 20. bers will wear original fashions. Now, when a nation is at war there Mrs. Schutt has been In the eftj^rt. W e are not in an atmosphere of moderates, many of whom are when two knife-wielding white strated through a social con­ The political party which hap­ ■U citizens and, specifically, federal, w ill ’ not react fast The budget Includes 81>000 High hands last week were Is only one man on whom the people forefront of the fight for equal ui^luestioning sacrifice from everybody now working with the federal men walked into the M A P cen­ science. Far too long have pens to be to control o f toe M av^ AgosUneUl and toe Board enough to make examples of ^snnarked for pending court held by partners Noonan and must rely. That is the commander-in- rights for Nfegroes in Jackson In ^m e degree in some capacity. Head Start program, part Of ter in Wayne County and Christian, people been noted as state’s executive and adminis­ of Director* tor this vital com- Qje guilty parties. So far, this pending court cases, 81,500 fo r Mullholland. chlef. In the United States the com- for several years. In 1964, she the Anti-Poverty program. threatened to kill a white pro­ those who “ pass by on the oth­ trative branches dose not par­ munlfy project. jg ^ ^nd fight enemy at a iUme U l« this. Certainly liard St., is elected most excel­ " Chraers Protective Assodation; Wilber Little, _ I'liphct te"talBe eoatiof e ( its Own Senators J, ’Snuiam Fulbright and Rohr lent high priest at the annual 89 CHURCH ST. EAST HARTFORD Silver Lane at ^lartford Road, Manchtoti^Qp^^ 643-2411 frt F. Knmcdy, no matter how well-ln- meeting of Delta Chapter, Royal jj^^^hairman. tiBtleBM .’tlMiR'Btoir f K Bre doing adCIi*' Areb; MasoM; beM la Iba Ma- ■ fcm cL 'm Men ■m'lMTwe ' V ' - V - i SrZTllMi^S^BRlBTO sonic Tbmple. j-- weMr?t lUNCHESTSa )5VBNmG CONN^ TUlESDAY, MARCH 7,1967 Capital Works Progrem Two Heatiiig Plants Given Top Priority To comply with a r^uest by the Board of toirectoi% steps of the District of Columbia the Boiurd of ^ucatlon last night established « wt ot Building. But he told them ’'It’s a very ipdori^s for the items it deems most important in, ito unhappy day of my life." S879.660 capital improvements request, now in the this morning at Manchester Me­ Hoffa will be eligible for pa­ ...... ' ■<.. i ' hands 01 the directors. TIM school board, upon recomr morial Hospital. role in two years and nine months. m*ndatlons made by Superin- Mr. DeQuattro was bom in As he departed for prison, BOY SCOVT tendont of Schools WllUam Cur- Lawrence, Mass., Feb. 3, 1011, Hoffa, still bearing the Utle of til, singled out IS items toUllng and lived in Manchester many about 1543,000 as those most ur­ teen-ager was arrested president o> the 1.8 million- ’Notes and News years. He was a member of the member Teamsters Union, the gently needing attention. All re­ Manchester Chamber o f . Corn- hours after a hit-and-run acci- world's largest, expressed hope CM9 Beont Paek m late to maintenance or improve­ ’ merae, Campbell Council, K of dent on Rt 83 in Vernon yes- ment of existing school build­ his attorneys eventually will win Cub Scout Pack 153 recent­ C., and member and past pres- terday at 7 a.m., police report- him a new trial. ings. ly had ite Blue end Gold Ban­ Ident of Sons of Italy and the ^ todav "I pleaded innocent in Ten­ Of those needs assigaed first Italian American Club. U Hea «arA«was «* quet at Bowers Bcbool. James priority, new heating plenta tot Oscar Scott Jr., 18, of 117 Fos­ nessee and in all my appeals I also a member of the Elks Club have charged that there has Darling was chairman o f the Bennet Junior High School, of Lawrence. ter St., Wapplng, was arrested at his home by investigating Pa­ been wiretapping, eavesdrop­ event and. Introduced gueete, “ Survivors include his wife, ping and surveillance,” he said. .. . « . . . « . end for Nathan Hale school, at trolman Ernest Hurbert after a Mila Either Graaitrom, princl- jgg ggg firtt and »ec^ Mrs. Josephine DeSimone De- “ They did everything they motorist passing the scene of pal o f the school; J. Morey Roy ©nd, respecUvely. Quattrp; a son, John A. DeQuat­ the two-car collision reported could unconstitutionally to place tro of Vernon; a daughter, Mrs. me in Jail and they have done so o f Bleckledge Dlstrlet, and Mi- These two requests alone tp- the ilcense oi the car which left chael Jutrea of the VFW who tal $435,000, nearly halt the en- Albert V. Krikorian of Eauit the scene. temporarily, but my attorneys Hartford; five, brothers, Law­ will appeal ’’ presented American flags to the tire Improvements package be- Dorothy T. Noble, 39, of 295 flve dens. About 100 members tng sought by the board, rence DeQuattro of Chicago, Main St., Manchester, was head- "I appeal to all members of ni.. A lfr^ I^Quattro and Jo- , 33 ^^en she organized labor to tell them that and guests attended the din- Funds for the Bennet plant nCr. have been sought by the board seph DeQuattro, both of And- was struck ' by an oncoming ve­ none of the courts or legislators ' Cube receiving awards are since 1964, when It ordered an over. Mass., Arthur DeQuattro hicle and forced off the road understand your problems. Only Donald Tyler end Hirold Gig- engineering study made of the o f Metheun, Mass., and Ray­ into a vacant lot on the right you who work with your hands lio, dinner; Thomas Cunning- steam heating system that runs mond DeQuattro of Lawrence; side of the highway, police said. know your problems. ham, Ahdrew Valclules, awlrt- underground from the School a sister, Mrs. Stephen Szot of From the license number giv­ "The organization I left be­ A familiar sight in Manchester this morning, as it has been many times this ent denner; Edward Duclos, St. heating plant to Bennet’s Lawrence and a grandchild. en by the passing motorist. Pa­ hind is a strong one. And T hope The funeral will be held trolman Hubert located Scott at to return to it. My health is winter. (Herald photo by Ofiara) David Roback, Ronald Stark- three separate buildings, the old weather, wolf badge and as- Trade School, and the East Side Thursday at 8 a.m. from the home and arrested him. John F. H em ey Funeral Home, Scott is charged with evading "I hope that everyone knows appeared to have suffered back, SICLIB Roods HoZdvdOUS sistant denner; Gary Zlto, bear Recreation Center, 319 W. Center St., with a solemn responsibility and operating that this is not purely a question head and whiplash Injuries, badge and gold arrow and two Over the years, since the high Mass of requiem at St. without an operator’s license. of getting Hoffa. It’s a question a man in a building some 50 silver arrows; Bryan Rathbun, study, Curtis has warned sev- James' .Chprcli at 9. Burial will (jouj-j appearance is scheduled for every citizen. If they can do yards away said he heard a gold arrow for bear badge; eral times that the plant is The main room. Lounge area is in foreground, reference area in background. Miss Natalie Ide,- librarian, is at check-out counbep. be in St. James' Cemetery. March 20 in Rockville. this to a Hoffa, they can do it to crash that “ sounded like two Richard Lajoie and Eugene worn out and could break down Friends may call at the fu- xhcre were no injuries and every Citizen. And I tell every- cars colliding.” Soggy Snow Cover Cleary, gold and silver arrow completely at any time, neral home tonight from 7 to 9 damage was m inor,'^lice said, one to look out for his rights Robert Stanley, 20, of Med­ for bear badge, and assistant ourus vcficed the warning to Rockville Library Reopens Despite Wing and Snow and tomorrow from to 4 and several minor accidents were " I ’m sorry, I ’m sorry,” attor­ ford, one of the injured passen­ denner; Harold Catrom, wolf the directors at a hearing on 7 to 9 p.m. reported Monday night in the ney Daniel Maher told Hoffa gers, said he was on the train badge. the capital Improvements re­ housed in the renovated base­ curious to see the remodeled li­ more books. Miss Ide guessed. The family suggests that those snow. over the telephone after losing a that hit the waiting train. Andrew Vatclulls and Ehigene quest last week and repeated Despite the uncompleted ad­ Ide, head librarian, said yester­ ment and will stay there until brary. Snow kept them out of More room for books was one bid in the U.S. Court of Appeals For Town Again wishing to do so make memor­ Power Cut “ I landed on the_floor with a Cleary received bowling prises. It again last night, telling the dition. the makeshift arrange­ day: the addition Is ready. Entry can school but not out of the li­ of the main reasons for the ad­ ial contributions to Manchester Monday to keep Hoffa free un­ bunch of people on top of me. board he considered it the most “ We could not delay any long­ Power failures in small areas (Continued from Page One) Members of Den 3 conducted be made from the front hall. brary. dition, she said. Heart Association. der $75,000 bond pending the Women were screaming. There urgent Item In the request. ment for the Junior library and er until everything was In apple New equipment Includes a for short periods has caused the closing ceremonies. Books taken out by adults The* library will be set up a outcome of new trial motions. were a lot of teen-agers. When I The difficult-to-handle snow cumulation of 14 Inches In ^the He said the Nathan Hale the snow, the Rockville Public pie order,” she said. last spring and not returned little differently now with the copying machine, a Charging Connecticut Light 4 Power com­ “Pretty miserable,” was the Canaan area, in the northwest Cab Pack 144 Byron C. Fisk got up, I found I had gone right is causing probelms for his plant, while not in as serious Library 'opened today for the The addition will not be pose a "serious problem” to the entire front reading room open.. machine and a booklift to the pany repairmen problems since way one loyal Hoffa aide de­ portion of Connecticut through the seat, the metal was Cub Scout Pack 144 recent- condition, should also be replac- first time since closing June 1 ready to house the Junior li­ library. Miss Ide said. The li­ Nonfiction books are in the mezzanine. COVENTRY—Byron C a ^ ^ - ra'm rthTs morning.' scribed the mood in the Team­ crews, he said. The snow ter Fisk, 74, of West Hartford, men of the Tolland all bent.” Roads were slippery, or wet ly had a bliM and gold banquet ed because It is old and Inef- brary until April 16, according brary has not been able to re­ mezzanine with fiction and bi­ New hours for the library 20 sters huge marble headquarters doesn't push off like ordinary last year. father of Mrs. Helen White of county company office in Ver- Stanley said when he boarded and slushy, in many parts of at Keeney St. School. About flclent. to present plan.-s. It will be en­ ceive these books but hopes ographies on the first floor. are: Monday and Friday 9 a.m. (Herald photos by Saternis) building near the U.S. Capitol. snow—it forms huge snowballs "W e feel the public should South Coventry, died yesterday j,ave been repairing power the train there seemed to be the state, but no major ti’afflc 200 attended the event. Ed- Both systems have served tirely for young people. Miss patrons will return them now. The library’s prized art book to 9 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Mezzanine, no'w stacked with books, was formerly children's section. Some secretaries were in tears. some trouble with its brakes. in front of the plows, rolls onto tleupa were reported. ward Timbrell, principal of the their respective schools for not be deprived of library serv­ Ide said. The library’s first visitors this collection is on the first floor. Thursday and Saturday 9 a.m. at Hartford Hospital. failures caused by the “heavily Hoffa reportedly maintained Survivors also include his gnow-laden trees,” a company “ It ran right past us, overran the sidewalks and blocks street Heavy rain fell In some areas school, said grace. Clifford more than 40 years. ice any longer," Mias Natalie The Junior library is now morning were school children There is space for a ^ third to 6 p.m. his grim philosophical . accept­ the platform and the motorman of the state, along the shore, Sterling, round table coordlna- accepting Curtis,’ recom- money to turn in for the sale of No. 1 by Villa Lobos. wife, two sons, two other daugh- spokesman said, entry, until pushed off again. candy are reminded to do so. Spring Music ance of his fate. He didn’t even seemed to be Jiggling the air leaving no snow accumulations tor of Blackled^ District. ^ mendatlona for firs? priority Hembers performing wera'M ters, two sisters, several grand- ^he bent tree branches have bother to take his appeal for a Tureck said that the snow Andrew JP. Tricarico and Ethel 27 points, Mike Howard added Two Republican headquarters Mrs. Mary Stewart, who sang', children and a great-grand­ brakes.” at all. ***^^.9 ^ Charter to Da- the board decided also to Vernon been taking down primary ser­ writ of habeas corpus to the started shortly after 6 last night Pease for two years; Herman 21 and Jack Busher outbattled on the com er of Green Road Advertisement Heard by Club an Italian song, “Verdant > But about 8 Inches of snow vld Odegard, institutional rep- establish second, third and child. vice wires, he said. U.S. Supreme Court, which had with little accumulation, "only Olson and E. Fenton Burke, Zahner’s for rebounds all night and Rt. 30 near the Vernon Cir­ Wanted: Ride to P&W Air­ Meadows,” by Handel, accom-i Funeral services will be held was reported In the Stafford resentative. The charter will be jeurUj priority categories. The The largest area affected was already twice rejected his ap­ two inches at 1 a.m .” one year. to spark The Pines’ -win. Prank cle are being made, he said. craft from Talcottville—2nd "Following Springtime North panted by Mrs. June Tom pi-' area, and 6 Inches in the Beth- display at the school. determination ot assigning Items tomorrow at 11 a,m. at Taylor gjong Kelly Rd. in Vernon and peals. Hospital Notes "Then,” he says, “ it came Water Rate Hike Scored; In other action the board Johndrow and Skip Olander Schwebel also announced the shift, tel. 649-8508. Through Europe” in music and kins, pianist; Mrs. Dorothy and Modeen Funeral Home, 138 any area. TTleunls Werkhoven, chair- these categories was left to a the Avery St. area in South “ He’s not cracking up,” sdldj, down all at once, with close to voted to: Redesignate the audit­ combined for 46 of the loser's appointment of the committee with color slides was presStii- Porcheron, pianist, played ' 8 . Main St, West Hartford. Windsor, the spokesman said. one Hoffa aide tersely. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. 7 inches on the ground at 5 Schools were closed In Hart- subcommittee headed by Wal- ing firm of Lutz and Keller as points. chairman. They are Marge Ria- Advertisement— “Bois le Ffee,” a French song, Cremation will be in Springfield, tifieates to members of the Hearing Set on Bonds ed to the C^aminade Musical About 600 CL & P customers And, Teamsters sources said, In aH areas excepting mater­ a.m ' ford, Bloomfield, Danbury, Wa- ter Doll. town auditors; appoint Jerome Dick Abele with 19 points led ley, election day headquarters and "Tales of the Vienna' Mass. pack committee. Den Mothers Most of the lesser Items — Listen to John Daigle Re­ Club last night In a program were affected in that area alone. Hoffa was so resigned to losing nity where they are 2:30 to 4 The snow turned to sleet and terbury, Torrlngton, Naugatuck, Remklewicz as replacement for the Legion as five men were in District Two and Cindy Pear­ Wocids,” a Strauss transcrip­ Friends may call at the fu­ and cubs also received certifi­ such as physical education Action taken last night by the board for consideration by publican candidate for Board of Power was restored by 6:15 he had said his goodbyes to p.m. and 7 to 8 p.fn. and private rain then, and more of the same Cheshire and many other com­ Arthur Constine on the Merit in double figures. Rich Soranno son, District One; Gail Sokolov, in the Federation Room of Cen­ tion by Schaum; Mrs. Eldna .. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. cates. equipment for the elementary the board of representatives the newly appointed Vemoh Representatives on Dial-A- a.m. there. many union officials last Fri­ rooms where they are 10 a.m. is forecast for the rest of today. munities. System Board, and approve tax was high for the Guards 'with 14. coffee parties; Tom Mason, ter Congregational Church. Johnson, soloist, who sang a Awards were received by schools ($85,500) and additions Phone 872-3217 on Wednesday. „ .. -I ~ „ . Other power failures were day. to 8 p.ni. Visitors are requested Town Water Supt. Lawrence In some sections, notably in concerned a water rate increase, Traffic Authority. The board abatements amounting to $564. Zahner’s and Legion meet publicity. Mrs. George W. C. Hunt was Swedish song “ Spring Song," Felix J. McGuire scattered through Vernon and not to smoke In patients’ rooms. the more southern areas of the Paul Diehl, bobcat; Michael language lab at Manches- As Hoffa moved nearer jail, Wlttkosfske welcomed the pre­ Grady. Timothy Shea, David a new sewer line, a new water decided not to recommend the Senior League next Monday at 8:15, the first Rainbow Girls Meet The Herald’s Vernon Bureau program chairman. by Nordlinger, accompanied by ROCKVILLE — Felix J. Me- neighboring towns but were all No more than two visitors at state, the snow gave way to School ($10,000) —re­ police in New York City placed cipitation and said, “ It is sure Draghi, Stephen Burke, wolf; line, a new and first Vernon road’s abandonment. Chirrently the hottest team in of two successive clashes. The Rockville Assembly 39, Order Mrs. Sue Levitt and Mrs. Miss Stephens' on the auto- Guire, 86, of Glastonbury, for- “cleared up’’ by 11 a.m., the one time per patient. heavy rain. late to educational Improve­ is at 38 Park St., tel. 875-3186 a ^ a r d on Sen. Robert F. Ken­ to help the town’s water stor­ Stephen Burke, a gold and two The board ratified the may­ the Men's Senior Basketball Guards and The Pines open the of Rainbow for Girls, will hold Jeanne Hunt, both of Vernon, harp: and Mrs. Hetty Poto- merly of RockviUe, died yester- spokesman said, nedy. D-N.Y., and his Manhat­ The weather bureau issued a ments. radio station and more money or 643-2711. News items may be ADMITTED YESTERDAY: age. ’ silver arrows on wolf badge; or's appointments to the six- League, The Pines came from twinbill at 7. a regular business meeting were guest performers bn the mianos, pianist, “ Spring's day at HarUord Hospital. Hospital Notes tan apartment because of a heavy snow and hazardous driv­ Other first-priority Improve- for public, nursing. mailed to P.O. 'Box 327, Rcktic- Mrs. Alice L. Brower, East He said that it is the first time David Draghi, gold arrow on member - Traffic Authority .Ijehind in the second half last OOP Office Opens Thursday eveiting at 7:30 at the program. Awakening” by Gustav Llrtd Mr. McGuire was born March Admitted yesterday: Peggy long-standing threat on Kenne­ ing warning. Ufrtie PAt*r PMidv h u r • itaM "lents, In descending order of The request of the Rockville vllle. Hartford; Mrs. Patricia Carter, in 16 months that the town has which has the power to decide night at Rockville High School Republican headquarters in Masonic Temple on Orchard St. Mrs. Levitt sang "Hear the and "Spring Song” by Ed­ 11, 1900, in Rockville, a son of Nelly, 120, of Springfield, Mass.; dy’s life if Hoffa ever went be­ 97 Wells St.; Mrs. Gladys Chris- had three consecutive days of Water and Aqueduct Company on one-way streets, traffic to topple league-leading Zah- District One opened Sunday Girls are reminded to wear Voice of Spring,” a French folk mund Parlow. James and Mary Daley Me- f(ose Brown of the Rockville hind bars. 8. Rewire Robertson School 6 MILLION POLES DIED lensen. South St., Coventry; precipitation. for rate increases was termed light placements and other ner's Men’s Shop, 72-69. night at the corner of Vernon their street-length white dresses song, and “ Faith in Spring,” by Refreshments were served by "' Guire, and lived in the Glaston- Nursing Home; Howard Mahr Police Commissioner Howard (original building) to meet pres­ James R. Conley Jr., Hublard He cautioned against over- Ckib Scout Pack 3 “ badly timed’ and "improper” by traffic policies in town. In the nightcap, American Ave. and 'West Main St., ac­ and to be at the Temple by 7:15 WARSAW — Although more Schubert. She was accompanied Mrs. John Treybal, chairman, -i bury area the past three years, gp High St.; Jerard Dauphln- Leary called the guard “ rou­ ent code and prevent overload­ Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Dorothy Cote, confidence of Manchester’s wa- About Town Cub Scout Pack 2 of Second several board members. They The authority's members are Legion easily defeated National cording to Abbot B. Schwebel, p.m. Because of the snow storm than 6 million Poles died during by Miss Marjorie Stephens. and a hospitality committr;. Ho was employed at Travel- ^is of West Road, Ellington; tine.” ing. $8,000. Warehouse Point; Mrs. Donna ter situation, saying that, al- Congregational Church recent­ referred to recent reports of Police Chief George A. Trapp Guards, 72-49, to gain a tie Republican campaign manager Feb. 24, the second half of their World War II, only about 10 Mrs. Hunt, a guitarist, played The table was decorated with ers Insurance Co. for 40 years. Discharged yesterday: Cora A Kennedy aide said that at Manchester Association for 4. Install electronic boiler cem- M. Dion. 101 South S t, Rook- though the runoff will help the ly had a Blue and Gold banquet algea and bad odor in the water. and his assistant, Edmund F. again 'with Zahner’s for the top. for April 4 town election. birtliday party will be held at per cent were killed in military "Lagrima” . and “ Marietta," a centerpiece of spring flow- retiring in 1958. He was a Deprey of 2 Minterbum Court; least a year ago the Kennedy the Help of Retarded Children ^ trola at Bowers, Highland Park, ville; Siobhan Duffy, 21 Preston streams and ponds. It will not at the church. The Rev. Felix Not until the water is Im­ Dwyer, for three year terms: Ernie Uthgennant poured in Plans for opening ar District this time. Girls who have any operations. both by Tarrega, and "Prelude member of Travelers Men’s Alice Sargeant of 3 Franklin staff “ received information” will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. S e*c^ Robertson, Verplanck and Wad­ Dr.; Virginia Fahey, 26 Fox help ground water appreciably. M. Davis, pastor of proved will the board approve Club. Park; Phyllis Kadelski of Jobs that Kennedy's home would be at Bunce Center, Olcott St. The dell Schools, $4,700. Hill Rd., Rockville; Daniel T. He explained that, because of Church, ^ v e the Invocation. the rate Increase, according to Survivors include three Hill Road, Ellington; Mrs. Nan- bombed If Hoffa were jailed. meeting was originally schedul­ 5. Install reinforced concrete Hickey, 29 O’Leary Dr.; Fred- quite a bit of frost still In the Prescott Brown, deputy coun­ Thomas W olff who presented daughters, Mrs. Napoleon Ro- py Kisselburgh and daughter of At Hoffa’s 1964 Jury-tamper­ ed for Mansfield. floor for garage at School St. crick W. Hyde, 95 (Jonway Rd.; groiuid, much of the water will cil commissioner, presented the a motion to that effect. The berge o f Glastonbury, Mrs. g village St. ing trial, the chief prosecutor heating plant, $6,0(90. Mrs. Alveda Jubenville, 15 run off and will be lost, before pack charter to Redmond Ho­ motion was passed unanimously. Russell Gilbert of Vernon and ]______said the government’s chief wit­ SUMMER STUDY (WTERED 6. Install concrete slab under Wellesley Rd.; Mrs. Norma it can be absorbed. gan, committee chairman. An About $67,000 would be added Mrs. Joseph Kennedy of South xhe Herald’s Vernon Bureau ness "reported (to the FBI) a bleachers at Memorial Field, Jean Letomeau, 324 Center St.; Storage in the town’s four res- AMHERST, Mass. (AP) — A exhibition was put on by webe- Windsor; a son. James McGuire j, 38 Park St„ tel. 875-3136 threat by James Hoffa to kill $6,000. Items 7-10, also for im­ to the company’s revenue vvlth of Manchester; a' brother, Ber­ Roderick MacLean Jr., 34 Hoff- ei voirs rose by 59.2 million gal- five-week summer study pro­ or 643-2711. News items may be the attorney general" — Kenne­ los, and Den 6, presented a provements at the high school, the Increase. nard McGuire of Hartford; two man Rd.; Mrs. Inez L. Mahoney. kms last month —397.7 million gram at Sophia University, To­ skit. ^ mailed tb P.O. Box 327, Rock­ dy. Hoffa later told newsmen, include installing curbing Bond Issues for $2.1 million sisters, Mrs. Margaret Lock- 11 B Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Kather­ gallons in February, against kyo, will be offered to students ville. “ I deny it, it's a lie” Brown presented awards to uound the track, $3,500; over­ for sewers will be the subject wood of Hartford and Mrs. ine T. Motola. Tolland. 338.5 million gallons in January. at Amherst, Smith and Mount Police in McLean, Va., said Dennis Teel, bobcat; Briice hauling the school grounds, $10,- of a hearing set for March 20 Katherine Stewart of Syracuse, they were taking no precautions Mrs. Priscilla OJala, 14 Val­ Full capacity of the four res­ by the board. N.Y., and ten grandchildren. ley View Lane, Vernon; Debra ervoirs is 479 million gallons. Sf:SnSrc?n!iS:^s^; ;;s7:;;d“'“re;;ri;c^^ Rivers Urges to guard Kennedy’s suburban the University of Massachu courts. $12,700. The sewer plan to be paid for The funeral will be held Washington home. Ann Pasay, 461 Griffin Rd., Hogan, Michael Gallgan, Glsnn ^ Enlarging parking areas at Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from the Wapping; Mrs. Maureen Peck, NEW HAVEN (AP)—A winter setts. by- the bond issuance and pos­ As a congressional staff aide Griswold, Jrff Jones, David Bennet Junior High School and sible federal and state grants We PAY you to Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Curb on LBJ Old Oak Trail, Coventry; Harry storm dumped heavy snow in Tuition, room and board will and later as attorney general, (Jonnecticut today, making driv- Kershaw, Tommy Landers, removing a brick wall In front was prepared by Anderson- Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury, with Kennedy vigorously pursued Pellerin, Rt. 1, Box 255; Diane be $1,300 {>er student but round­ Draft Authority ing conditions hazardous and trip air fare to Tokyo from-Call- Martin Miller. Timmy Neu- u,e Franklin Building, $14,- Nichols Associates, engineers. a. solemn high Mass of requiem Hoffa. L. Prentice, East Hartford. mann, James Sylvester, Den­ forcing the closedown of many (ornla will be paid by the Japan 500. at St Paul’s Church, Glaston­ Hoffa, who fought his way to Herbert E. Skoglund, 1 Union nis Vlgue, Raymond Wallace The ordinance to be consider­ bury, at 9. Burial will be In St. (Cmtlnued from Page One) schools. Society of New York. Courses 12. Installing chain Imk fence the top of the 1 .8-million-mem­ Place; Gary D. Smith, 238 Oak and L u c Pelletier, wolf ed at the hearing contains three Augustine's Cemetery, at Buckland and Bennet Schools, Soi^th Armed •Services Committee will ber Teamsters Union with a St.; Allan R. Witham, 123 Depot State police reported an ac- will be taught in English. badges; Dean Anderson, Tim parts. The first says *a trunk' Glastonbury. $6,000. 1 sewer will be put along the rail­ tenacious combination of mus­ Dr. Maloney, <3«ry Mullen, bear F rillrfrm a y call at the fu- hearings in April on ex- 13. Repairing roof visors at road tracks from Center Road cle and brains, still isn’t giving Births Yesterday: A son to badges; Stevr Cote and Gary neral home tonight from 7 to tending the law. Manchester High, $1,800. to Rt. 30 and west along R t 30 up. Mr. amd Mrs. Pietro Campelli, Mullen, lion badges, and Cote 14. Installing dust collection join our Book Club 9 and tomorrow from 3 to 5 Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Although turning over his du­ Cancellations for about 2,300 feet and 7 to 9 p.m. director of Selective Service, 27 Heidi Dr., Rockville; a son to mu's Mullen were promoted to system, MHS Industrial arts ties to his Detroit friend. Team­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kasheta wabelos and presented with shop, $1 ,200. The next part says a trunk said he is taking immediate sters General Vice President of 1300 Main St., S. Windsor; scout handbooks on behalf of 15. Repairing MHS drivewSys and collector sewers from Rt. steps to put Into effect reforms Frank Fitzsimmons, Hoffa Manchester WATBS at Italian the Community Y will be re- SO will be put In to serve the Funerals a daughter .. to Mr. and Mrs. scheduled later. the pack. and parking Iota with pinned recommended by the President. keeps the title of president. American Club. Box Mountain Area. The third Richard Morrison, East Hart­ Executive board of the Ladies David Hayes and David Ker­ curbing, $6,000. But Johnson said many of the His lawyers will fight on in South School PTA says a pumping station, force Mrs. Grace M. Lavigne changes he proposed may not go ford: a daughter to Mr. and shaw. received denner badges. 16. Sealing all MHS blacktop Chattanooga, 'I'enn., where he Mrs. Courtney Simpson, Mans­ Adult Evening School classes . Bartholomew’s main, trunk and collector sewers . Funeral services for Mrs. Into effect before 1969. Church, rescheduled for next Assistant denner badges were areas With Jennlte, $5,000. was convicted three years ago, field Center. at Manchester High School. will be put In to serve the Tal- Grace M. Lavigne of 428 Johnson's message on the Tuesday, time and place to be received by Bruce Bayles, Tom­ 17. Installing fire alarm con­ for a new trial. Howell Cheney Technical cottvllle, Vernon Circle and Parker St. were held yesterday draft' drew mixed comment DISCHlARGED YESTER- announced. my Hogan, David Kershaw. nections to central fire stations Maher, arg;uing that Hoffa School, Open House, reschedul­ Overbrook Heights areas. at the Holmes Funeral Home, from congressioned leaders. DAY: Anthony M. Swider. Jr., Tall Cedars Bingo at Amer- James Sylvester and Raymond from Bentley, Bowers, Buck- and three men convicted with ed for Tuesday, March 14, 7:30 Nearly $1 million in federal 400 Main St. The Rev. Earle Most appeared to favor his plan him should not go to prison until 94 Brook St., Wapping; Gordon ipan Legion Home. Wallace, anil gold arraws were land, Buckley, Highland Park, to 9:30 p.m. and 'State grants may ease the R Custer of North Methodist to draft 19-year-olds first, but the final outcome of the move L. Kauffman Jr., East Hart­ Emanuel Church Women presented to David Mayes, Tim IlUng, Lincoln, Manchester” Gibbons Assembly, Catholic to'wn’s burden, according to A. Church officiated. Burial was few seemed pleased with the for a new trail, told the Court ford: Denise I. Johnson, Rt. 30, Birthday Party celebration of Maloney, James Sylvester. Green, South, Waddell, Wash­ NO MINIMUM DEPOSIT REQUIRED in Quibnessett Memorial Ceme- lottery proposal, Vernon; Kenneth G. Becker, Ladies of Columbus, reschedul­ the Emanuel Lutheran Church. Bruce Bayles. Tommy Landers ington and Orford Village Richard Lombardi of Anderson- of Appeals: Nichols. He told the board of ary, North Kingston, R.I. An exception was Sen. Ed- "While they lie in Jail, one of 109 Adams St.; John F. May- ed for tomorrow at 8 p.m at lAicy Spencer G ^ p of Sec­ and Dean Anderson. Schools, $26,000. ' several granta the town should ------ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., them (Hoffa) for eight years, hew Jr., Jan Drive, Hebron; the K of «’ Home ond Congregational Church, John Hayes, cubmaster, clos­ /18. Replacing plumbing and . apply for. Mrs. Violet M. Fisher who earlier this year suggested I’m sure it will be a great com­ Stanley J. Bienkowski, 2468 Manchester Area YWCA In' meeting scheduled fot* tomor- ed the ceremohiies with the toilet fixtures at Manchester Funeral services for Mrs. Vi- the lottery concept and urged fort to them to know that some Ellington Rd., Wapping; Pam- ternational Night and potluck at row at 3 p.m. at tbe church, Scoutmaster’s Prayer. Green School, $$,200. ' Sewer line tie-in chargei) for NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED AHNUM olet M. Fisher of 35 Eastland Johnson to put it into effect by day they might get a hearing.” ela B. Bampton, 42 Milford Rd.; In other action last night, the those oh the new line from Bt. were held yesterday after- executive order, rather than But Justice Department at­ Mrs. Mildred R. Beaudry, 75 board accepted resignations ' Vernon Center Junior High noon at South Methodist Church, waiting lor action by Congress. torney Theodore George Gllin- Essex St.; Mrs. Martlne A. from Mias Diane Smith and School on Rt'30 may be de­ Bernals, 12 Moore St.; Aymer Mrs. Nancy Erkklla, both o f termined soon. Thomas Dooley, r- TTie Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw Senate Republican . Leader sky won the argfument, saying it Officiated. Burial was ip East Everett M. Dirksen said he was “amazing” that Hoffa and R. Cover, East Hartford; Mrs. whom are currently bn leaves of town counsel, said he is meet­ Anne M. Welles, 355 Beelzebub Teen-age Suspect Arrested abobnoe; and from Miss Bernice ing tomorrow with the sewer QUARTERLY from DAY YOU DEPOSIT CSemetery. thought the proposals “ are in his eodefendants should ask for on INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Bearers were Richard W. the interest of equal treatment, continued bail after their ap­ Rd., Wapping. Hall, librarian at Bennet Junior ' advisory commission to set up l^iller. Jack Storrs, Richard Al- but that doesn't solve the prob- peals had been rejected by all DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. High School, who will retire In ' on ordinance and have a hear­ Only 90 withdrawial notice required! ley, Ernest Alley, Robert Tag- lem.” other courts. June D. Hastings, 9th District In ‘Execution’ of Youths June. ing on it. gart and Ernest Taggart. Senate Democratic l^eader Rd., Somers; Guy W. Batten, Mrs. Mary L Haldeman was A contract for a water line The Holmes Flmeral Home, Mike Mansfield said the propos- Preston; Walter J. Ide, 40 Tuck ROCSCFORD, 111. (AP) ^ A The rifle was sent to a state tloua," Brown said. Tm Just appointed to teach part-time in on Kelly Road to the Tri-Clty dOO Main St., was in charge of als “ need a good deal of scruti Elevated Trains Rd.; Sherri'A. Yacono, 9 Camp- youth Just acquitted *n the snip- crime laboratory for cqmpara- being cautious.” Ihr^eot I for the rest of tbP Shopping Plaza was approved •rrangements. ny and some straightening out.” heir Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Amelia shooting of another Rockford Uve tests with the .22 caliber Later he said, "We have a year at a salary of $15 per half -by the board. The town’s share Rivers indicated displeasure Crash in Boston A. Brezniak, 27- Waddell Rd.; teen-OgCr was being held today, bullets fired into the heads and good case.’’ day. She la a resident of Man- of the bill Is not to run over William J. Irwin that Johnson’s proposals did not Mrs. Barbara F. MacVarisl), charged with murcier In .the. exe- stomachs of .the two boys. BlUiams bad been charged Chester and has a BS d^iree the $37,500 already in this year’s Funeral ^rvices for William includd any change in thi sys- (Continued fron. .Page One) RFD 1, Ellington; Mrs. Patricia cuthm-style slaying of two 14- Authorities sail! Ronald John- wlt^, being tha-anlpar,-who ahot.fr<»n-C»»la-State Unlverelty. budget. ■ V ' Mtmber of PtdorsI DepMji Insuraiiee Cerp. Junes Irwtai of 249 Henry St. term of defernients for under- McCormick, 20 Woodbridge year-old cousin^. bon and Wayne hlullendore were and woundelam 1)01110111'. RaUee IdoiitKled the victim as Broadcasters Inc. 19-yoar-olds. bain applied brakes but “kept. Mrs. Jeajr McConnell and spn, other arrests were made. nouneed that chargea had been'S p.m. and t:16 ^ m ., wbea .tijn CSiftord TlKunpsoii,. S3, s Teal- The “ tie-up” In getting the Quarterly from Day YOU Deposit JoacUm F. Schieaal He said he .may .attempt to sliding.” 44 Lewis S t Sheriff Herbert Brown said tiled. At the same time, the'vic- anonymous call was reeelvedH dent o f the Hartford TMCA. . station on the air Is caused by Ih e funeral at Joachim F. write tbla p r o v it^ into the Ha said metal bars at the end : ------police confiscated' a .33 caliber Urns were being buried In Will- - WilMama. ^ipaareid ,1B' court The Pratt .h Wbitnaj tnick “careful legal steps” in making lANCHESTER •ohieaal ot 74 Hawthorne S t Was draft law extension. ot benches along the sides of TOTEM POLE $1 FEET TALL rifle equipped with a telescopic wood Cemetery. Monday afternOpn where the was to Sottiblngton at the town’s first station, PARKADE OFFICE MAIN OFFICE ■AST BRANCH WEST BRANCH Iwld this raoniing from the J(. okarpMe; teas iiie jufggestion voted by

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MANCHESTER EVENING HBIUaj>, MANCHESTER, CONN,' TUESDAT^, MARCH 7,1987 . ■ ^ I- • • F iiyr-. .'i' ,r ' ' , i i MANGHEffTES EVENING OONN., TUBI^AY, MAEOH 7; 1987

Biale’s Alien Group AMERICAN LEGION l o r $5,(MW F in e Reaches Recon ajdinum Pay O ffer For Sovi^ i HARTFORD (AP)— Rnmlgrt^ 2.6M; USSR, lA U : Ireland, R ^ son for Teacher Vote ^ -P ul^niiian^ tion and NaturallaaUon Service 1,790; Lithuania, 1,608; Hungary 1,461; Greece, 1,449; Jamaica, diatrlct director James Smith . Oienk;$Vank. prealdent of day night at’^ t ekureii halt at .iiilCB:btUOlB,,\''Alaste^ BWI, 1,166; France, 1,144. South Wlndeor EdieaUon g ;i6 p.ih. oneers wi)} meet gt disclosed Monday that the mmi> A So^det ftshing .captain.',w>^. her of aliens in Oonnecticut. has ^ p u ty director William Ken- EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT ociatiqn, yesterday reviewed 7:16 p.m. also at tbe hail. 14ti S record high: 86,646. pM y said the total of 86,046 8 0 ’(3L0CK--LEGI0N HOME, LEONARD St. It week’s decision by the Ilrted $6,000 i |mi»ry alien is required by non-citizens may rank Connect­ Chens to reject the latest sai- The Board of Education win Court for flsWiig ip U:8: terrt. law to file an address card with icut 10th in alien population o^er the bqard of edu- meet tonight at 7:80 at waters was back urtto his UtS during January ol each when all districts have reported. fono" high school to .'tongue a fleet today. .yiw .. -JCIte teachers voted Thursday view of the 1967-68 Achool budg^ tOL.tura jd(i^..tbe boards, pro-' Judge James A. Von Der One card listing Puerto Rico e t ■ Beydt levied- the fine Monday as the nation of a Oonneistlcut l ^ a f and to spdk mediatiot A lso' on the agenda ' is ap- Y-om the. state board of educa- against Nicolai O. Zernov after re^dent was something of a Pre-Spring Sale nn 'Tb« laaohara aUn vnlMf ®f' ^ ' STant - thS the jj,, Kussian xmasian pleaded pieaaea no no.-iHHii.VBi .contest'v ; sui^se. The Jones Act of 1917 ^ -T h e teachers also Pl«asant Valley School addition, to a charxe of vioIaUna terrl ichfdrred U.S. citisenship on all -Ithhold signatures on the 1967- meoUng witt be held at S h m S w : m ^ves of that island. ALUMINUM ROLL-UP salay the hl*h sch^l auditorium. - ^rnTv w m given 14 days to Frank noted that the con- ^ " pvon « osjb i» ; INS said that the lone . Nre. -Decker Cited pay the fine. It was not. made. , l^qriiQ Rican listed in its census 'imnsus of association members AWNINGS and CANOPIES ^as that the ntaximum salary Mrs. LawMice Decker Jr., clear What steps would be taken' iniay' have somehow missed out 189 Laurel St.. Wapping. has if he failed to pay. on citizenship when it was con­ suggested by the board was not 4 median o f surrounding towns been selected one o f America’s After the fine was iinppsed,: ferred on the Islanders. Women,’’ the Coast Guard flew Zenwv **Or it could be from someone i Increments proposed by Uie "Outotandlng Young W ^ ward of education would not **y Ad- amd Vasiliy Guzenko, the com- who doesn’t realize he’s already 'wVoper m«imum'«lariM visoy M‘tp«^pf manner of the fleet to .whlbb .citizen,” speculated one offl- sserved by the present staff. 9 “ V * ^ r n o v ’s trawler is assigned, to SHADE Lf^ rrouD notud ‘ younjf WfentjWt of AtWoHca. Kodiftk. ^ • '^e'euuiual alien census also SAVE ** also noted The publication is sj^nsored The two were taken by ths tyriiie<^ up another surprise. Ita­ When Yon Need It ° The committee by leaders of women’s diganlEa- Coast Guard cutter Storls frodi lians .'are the moat numerous UP TO ijiat the board’s involvement in Uons throughout the natiMi itodiak to Zernov^ ^ a t which nationality in the state, IJ-inge benefits, especially the with Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson as was waiting just iicyond the Blue Cross and CMS, were not uist year it was Canadians. honorary chairman of the boaW three-mile limit. 40% SUN 4 median of surrounding area A total of 16,226 citiSMis of of directore.' Zernov’s boat was seized by Itii^y are living in the state, towns. Moreover, the board’s By Ordering Now When You Want It Mrs. Decker -Was Homlhated the Coast Guard last Thursday dknada led the 1966 census with t e “b fS e ‘"S a?f S " Btoe for the ’awart, by the Junior south of the Alaska Peninsula. 1^^861 and Italy was second with i roBtji whereas Century Club of Manchester in The vessel was escorted to in‘ 1^664, offer this was recognition o f her oUtstan^ng temational waters Saturday. The 1967 list showed a total re S fe d to ‘ WWty. McompUi-hmepts and Alaska Gov. .Walter J.,Hlokel o f 118 nations with citizens llv- Withdrawn and t® community iVM highly. critical of the fki* Hjiree-fourtlui payment, the ii^ in the state. Other leading Smart looking addition to any home. No take down or storage problems. Fermaaeiit baked le\hed against.'Zernov. nations are: enamel colors of your choice. Custom made and expertly installed. group said. A member of the St. Margaret ’’It sounds like-a- measily Canada, 14,966; Poland, 10,396; , In the third proposal (tf the Mary’s Ladles Guild, Mrs. Deck­ amount for a situation o f this Free Estimatee—Free Installation On 8 Or More Unite ^achers representative group, United Kingdom, 8,873; Germa­ er is also recording secretary kind.” he said. "I doilbt the fed­ minimum of $6,700 was set Folksingers Entertain in Pediatrics ny, 4,917; Portugal, 3,600; Cuba, i of Avery Street Elementary eral government even recovered br' a teacher wlto a Bachelor p,p^ member of its costs.” ' •ntouglk being .slek and St'« » hospital can’t exactly be winter Saturday mornings through impromptu hootenan­ Helps You Overcomo legree.'Mkklmuni cn «>■* the Citizens Study Group on Hickel recommended a fine of as fun, the hour* bf children in the pediatrics nies staged by volunteers from Mwichester High School’s Jould be, $9,300 in 12 steps. g ^ Education in the town -at least $10,000 and a year In folksing;ing club. The "wayfaring strangers" who kept the HOME SPECIALTIES CO. 4 On the Master’s degree sched- system. wing at Manchestef’Memorial afe being brightened these FALSE TEETH jail for the ship's captain. children enthralled with their stnmuning for about im hpur 39 PURNEU PLACE. MANCHESTER tie, a salary range of $6,100 to Basketball Game "u a foreign-fleet could get by last weekend are Chris Clarke of 61 Plymouth Lsu\e, I c f^ Looseness and W orry »,800.w as proposed. wlth ice cream and topping on Tile South Windsor Rotary with a violation Of thiis kind with and Laura Zeiglio of 63 S. Lsdtewood Circle. The liftene^ , No longer be annoyed or fe*lUl-»t- TTeachers with a sixth year Club will sponsor a basketball some 20 boats three Or. four 12th, Circuit the floor. with rapt expressions are, left to right in foreground,' Ivin: etae becsuae of looee, wobbly false 643-2856 — SINCE 1949 Schedule were proposed at a A charge of failure to yield .teeth. PASTEBTH, an Improved game between the Harlem Ma- times before being caught, they Mathieu, 495 Tolland Tpke.; Jeffrey Rawlinitis, 268 Lake alkaline powder bolds platea firmer schedule of $6,600 to $10,300 glcians and the East Hartford would take fish worth many C ourt Cases the right of way against Charles S t; Debra Jay, 105 B.' Center St.; and Guy Batten, Preston. . jBO they feel more comfortable. Avoid B. London, 46, of Hebron was '..’nnbarrassment caused by loose false Bob Brown M a ry range, also on the 13-step j^xpiorers Thursday at 8 p.m. more times the amount of a $6,- Watching from crib is Kimberly M ell^ 21 Croft Dr.;^CHef- ■'teeth. Dentures that lit are essential nolled. Prosecutor Lombardo Mhedule. v » school. OOO fine,” he said. ald photo by Satemis.) >. to health-Bee your dentist regularly. nolled ;the charge because he ----Get— PASl * STISETHI[ at aU drug counten. “ An increment fo $300 betwem g^me will be ifor the ben- The governor said the state bianchesteb sK SB ioir with a differential of $500 yjg Rotary Scholarship will take its own action in the said that, after examining the Steps John W. Dougan, 19, of details of the car accident in between ,tjie BA, Masters and j^^d. Tickets. are available at future involving foreign fishing Hutchinson Rd., Andover, 'was which the accused was involved, d^th Year schedules .was uro- yjg ^joor o r may be obtained in intrusions within the territorial fined |75 for breach peace, he concluded that London could advance by contacting Charles limit. 'iThe association also asked for gharos, high school athletic di------and another count of breach of not avoid a collision when the peace against him was nolled other car pulled in front of his. jl payment of Blue Cross. ,.a<;tor or at Jacltson’s Wayside IS and Major Medical insur­ as was a charge of f^ure to Mary London, 14, was in­ Market, Oakland Rd. Bad Gene Detected ance premium payments by the drive light jured in the accident and re­ PTA Meeting Postponed Dougan was arrested on Feb. CHICAGO — Many scientists ceived stitches in her forehead. beard.ird. 'The Orchard Hill PTA meet- Jnder the teachers’ proposal. row believe that most forms of S. Prosecutor Jolm Lotohardo James Petbck, 18, of Bolton njnder the teachers’ proposal, mg and bake sale, scheduled Dougan had' been forced the salary request amounted to fo f tonight at the school at muscular dystrophy occur pleaded guilty to charges of • m e $1,799,800 for the present -7:30, •---has ’been------postponed------to to­ through inherited recessive off the road near the front of breaking and entering with morrow night at the same genes harbored by mothers. Im­ his home as he drove, gone citmnial Intent and larceny, atUf for the coming year. This into the house to call police figure does not Include salary time. proved ways are being foiuMl to and the case was continued to detect the bad gene among and when he came out he had March 27 for pre-sentence in­ qteta for new teachers needed Manchester Evening Herald mothers who do not have MD found another car had stru^ vestigation. 0$- the 1967-ei school year, bis car. Police ^ d iDougan then South Windsor Correspondent, but can pass the disease on to The following cases were i - ^ e difference between the got into a fight with someone disused of: Edward T. Briggs, l^ a l offer of the board and the Ann Lyons, tel. 644-8582. - half their sons. at the scene of the accident 32; Of 10 Depot Sq., failure to teachers’ third proposal in sal- .______;______. ■ - ■ •______- Frances Cotton of East Wind­ drive reasonable distance apart, ifljy and fringe benefits amount­ sor was fined $200 for dri'ving $25, and operating a motor ve­ ed to some $49,000. while under the influence of in- hicle without a license, $20; Jo- ^ijTTie association expressed the toxicants and. $100 for resistir^ g (i|Bire to meet the board “half arrest She was arrested ’•breach------•- o f peace, peace, $10; $10; Thomas on the difference” of the South Windsor on Feb. 13 after Culjak, 30, of Rockville, fail­ taro proposals so that mediation the car she was driving hit a ure to drive on the right, $20; ght be avoided, the S'WEA parked car. A charge of failure John H. German, 18, of Co­ to drive right against her was 3 lumbia, failure to obey a traffic j;fflowever, the offer was turned nolled. control si^ a l, $15; Robert W'wn by the board, therefore Robert A. Wagner, 36, of 839 Helm, 32, o f 439 Center St., in­ matter will be placed before Center St. was fined $100 for toxication, $15; Robert C. Paw- ite state board of education for breach o f peace and $10 for in­ lak, 27, of Colchester, failure to mediation. toxication. He was arrested drive a reasonable distance request for mediation will Feb. 18 after a domestic dis­ l\ apart, $20; Darleen Reinert- forwarded to the proper of- turbance.at his home. ^ ia ls this week. Joseph Blette, 29, of 33 Birch sen, 19, of Rockville, Improper ROCKVILLE ELKS CLUB n Easter Egg Hunt S t received A 60-day suspended passing, $15; and John R. Riker, f a t h e r Rosenberger Council, sentence on a substitute charge 53, of 61 Union St., opeifiting a ights of- Columbus, will hold at breach of peace. He was motor without a license, $25. "Easter Egg Huni” March originally charged with obtain­ Every Wednesday ^ at the Blast and Cast Club ing money under false pre­ VIE’TNAM c a s u a l t y WASHING’TON (AP) — The fM 11 a.m. Games and prizes 8 P.M. tenses, after a complaint from 4}U be held. Refreshments win the First National Store on Defense Department annoimced Main St that he had passed a Monday that Army Pfc. Richard M served. worthless $50 check at the H. Ussier of East Haven, Conn., QTTie council will meet Wednes- irtore. has been Wiled in action in Viet­ ’The case o f James J. Sirois, nam. 16, of 442 Hartford Rd. was re­ He was the husband of Mrs. ferred to the Family Relations Louise A. ’Tlssier of 210 N. High Officer for possible transferral St., East Haven. to Juvenile Court. Sirois is charged with three coimts of breaking and entetog with criminal intent and five counts of larceny. A n W oDl FdiMDSf Sirois was arrested several ■ -\ weeks ago in connection with a Regular and Super These fabulous Spring Suits taiioied number of breaks in , Manches­ 12s . ftoh AU Wool Chocks, Boudes, ter. Two juveniles were also ar­ Tweeds snd.Monotone weaves. rested at the time, one, 14 and; the other 16 years old and th<^ were referred to JuvenUe au­ thorities. Bond o f $500 was set in the DMgnsr Fmfaom! ease of Richard A. Chandler, 17. of Bolton and the case was b o x e s Shrini^B newest fasMons in . Offer Good continued to March 20. # Alcoa # Roynokb # KoIm y single braaeted and douUe bieasted . Chandler was charged ydth thru Sat., March llt b dressy and classic stylings. breaking and entering with i- ■ > . Featnnng Sining*a best ahades, including criminal intent after police say Navy and all the new bright colors. be was foimd early Sunday I FlzM i N ilsiialt morning at the Shady Glen Res­ taurant on E. Middle throwing jars around. Police » R ftoU i S in in aay the place was '‘in A mete,” Bam U mtek $t€mt iN ilM E p a M i a f PREPARE FOR YQUR FUTURE P u h Ii m Im . BBcause our origind low^wices H I T i i c on these suite have h ^ reduced i - specially for this ssle svent! COMPUTER GENERATION • Helps cut cost uf heat and THOUSANDS OP TRAINED" air conditioning in ^onr PERSONNEL REQUIRED home. Insulates in winter, FAYING UF TO $20,000 A YEAR cooler in summer. > JOIN THE MANY MEN AND WOMEN : • Fire and weather reatetairf; ALREADY TRAINED BY PSI FOR THIS ^ Junior and Miaaeg 18i ! • Eliminates maintenaaw and EXCITING REWARDING CAREER LIFETIME eUARANTEE \ repair problems. IP YOU ARE A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE tmU PSI CAN HELP YOU -IN WRITING DAY—EVENING—S A T ^ L ASSES Now you con sovo oji FROM THE MANUFACTURER CHMH . 'ctomr FOR FREE APTITUDE TEST boforo OB tho finest qud- TEL. 289-7787 I Ify Aluminum Sldji^f,, Our OR MAIL COUPON NO DOWN PHYIIElin i wcHwhouses oro bW filufl, ;v;-: ; : wlHi overstocked^j; color* . . 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^ ■ ■ EARL YOST Sporti Bdlior U clana^W in Within Win S'- ’Annual Poll NEW YORK (AP). ■It Ri other gariep, R^.rih. wb?\i.rito, .a,fgurth'‘placa tle,,with^ And Slams Home Rim Notet from the Little Black Bonk WAS down riuht to straight by trouncir#’’ Chicago in the Western Dlvi- Detroit 127-108 at Provldenca, slon. * ’ Peeling much better and looking forward td going Y ’llh a il im i ih illi f ilv nnd- cancinnatii topped St. Oscar^— Robertson c ^ e Jast back to work on a part-time basis is Pat Bolduc, fine ^ 129*122 at Memphis, Tenn; through-witt 12 of hip 27 point* year, xigures n c '^ 'c let any minor aliments siow him sportswriters with the Hartford Courant- Bolduc has ..t/ vs AMPFiipn / aPi" ’m.Taers, led by Hal Greer 4 ^ jg oagiau in the in his bid to win the centerfield job with the Boston been the recipient (>f many cards .and notes .during his 82 poln^ n^ped Los' Angeles joS -wlth 8V4, minutes left,' but Mst quarferi lh* Oncto Red Sox. : illness apd wishes to say thanks to one and all. . ... The nation s college Coach- 119-1^7' 'at Ktteburgh Monday oVeer tiien pvt the 78ers back natl to vtctory.;Rookl« Lov.HUd- Th« young swtteh-mtfw 'a-two-run inaide-the-park homer Manchester’s two best bowlers^male and female, Hip- of-the-Year says his UCLA night "foir their 82nij victory, on top to stay with a jump shot, son scored a pro career high of fered a painful on the off Lee Stange, while Thom- po Correntl and Cathy Dysdc— ----- =------n ------BruinO "could now tying ti»e Boeton’’Celtics’ record The Lakers had a chance to tie -fl points , for, St. Louis and right shoulder in bettli^; m tmloaded a two-nm blast tor “ P competing in the ^an’t be figured In‘future plans any team in .a series for games’ wot in A National with 26 seconds left, but Elgin grabbed ,14 [rebounds- Jerry tice Monday, butv bSjn® l>a«h tji®' only jijt in three innings off 1967 Men’s and Women’s Town t^s Boston Celtics. Even Basketball Association season. Baylor inlssed a shot and,'Wilt Lucas sporpd 26 for C^innati,. and belted a thfi^nin pinch Dennis Bennett, who looked Duckpin Bowling Tournament. a 30-poInt lead, as was * - Coach John Wooden made Philadelphia,, leading the sec* CSiamberlnin's rebound' enabled ' The. St. : Lduls loss left me homer as the Bobby Doetrk de-' iharp with four strikeouts, Corpntl, part-owner and presl- the case yeMerday against the ond-blace OeHics'by 6% games the 76ers to run out the clock, Hawks 8^ games behind San that response after learning that dent of the Holiday ^nes, site ^os Angeles Lakers, Coach BiU feated the Oslnskl, a veteran 'right- his basketball squad was named in fli« .'Eait6rn Division racei Rookie Dave Bing’s prints FVri*eisco, clinching the West- in the Red Sox flrtt Intrasquad specialist seeking of the action. Is the fourth Ruoaell w ie reluctant to send havdVfiigHt’, games remairing, and Tom Van Arsdale’s 18' em ^vision title for the War- rankin„ howi«r In th« Tinif«H reiuBiani lo aena nNo.,,. 1 In The Associated Press’ game of the tra nlngjieaim . ^ ^ the Red rMkIng bowler in the U n lt^ the former UConn brilllMit Into #ujal maior college basketball BosW WOT 6* ina064-66. ,, paced the Pistons, who dropped rioiSl. i Smith, \S6k, threw the hardest of the States. Mrs. Dyak holds the battle Kimball i did finally see ,, . .u .« « « oasKetnau — ' • * " ------'------— No. 1 spot among the women ‘ ifPo», l«8«-67 season. homers and 80 in, Boston pitchers who worked action Hi the final elgkt mlh- vilooden added: In the U.S. was in ju ry in a freak aoddent. innings each. Oslnski utes after the game was sAfely " if g possible that other teams The bat flew out M hta h t o ^ hurled three scoreless innings, * I* 4 ibice in Ceiiitral salted- away. He has one dla- are alio deserving, but certainly . », • V < ■ . Mi on e swing, struck a post of the , ,. _ tlnction, however. He’s the only rank with the very best. Our batting cage and rleochhted o it ^ ',1' Williams Here ’ n There Long /island 'University which their lo^s wIm tes a sizzling 21 average, his slwulder umpired the entire game in When a fellow does a good bald member of the Celt squad, improvement has been conslst- ' favorite were to. such powers as Cor- though helheld to 11- and nine [• * • ent all year long. IS He was helped th the club- ® job It’s a wise move to keep iOTi o r e, Pennsylvania, Purdue and points in liis last two outings. him in office and that’s what “I am well aware that there niv_ersity_ Ot Fordiiaml’ ' ‘ ^tac Zajac stillStm needs 16le points to house for treatment as ««• He surviv^, getting, hit Short iStuff i-. the game got under , way. A ^ ‘th only one foul ball, the Little League baseball pro­ are many fine teams which may Rochestat, and hosts L>etir Forward Bill Baum . with a wipe out Gene Reilly’s record gram has done in the cose of One wondbrs If .the CIAC be able to beat us on a given tra( Gqnilecticut ..and Buf- 20;9 average and 6-5 Jack Hur- 497' points in on e, season, and, short time later, he apparently “ I only missed about six site selection committee! could; got the message that two other pitches — per inning,” Williams Tom Conran. The insuranceman night, though.” falo State are tabbied about ley. ig.e, are the two Rochester with 18 points, will become the centerfield candldatbs, Jose said klddlngly about his ball has been unanimously re-elected come up with bigger ■ seat- ,"^de^by man. Sox base also was good, if you night at Middletown in the Ck>lt« to trade me,’’ he s a id _ “_l Mike Epstein was struck above classes. TTie diamond fee sched- nia. Javier, who has nad his' best were not trying out for center TEETOTALERS — Betty opening round. For the record, •^Just Not a Good Comparison’^ No. 1 choice, plus center Bill don't think I could have gotten ule will be altered a year The year’s final poll moved No. 1 caught more seasons with the Cardinals when the right elbow by a pitch in field with George Thomas, this was the best season coach­ 174 WEST CEHTEB ST. , ■ " t Curry, obtained last month from to play regularly — barring un- Haefs 1^7-493, Sue Kasek 185- Kansas ahead one spot to third, I’m mistakes than Joe Azeue, a he weighed 185, reported to batting practice and Mike rookie Reggie Smith and Jose ing performance turned in by hence, at least in this area ' dreen Bay In the veterans’ pool, foreseen injuries — so 184---503, Peg Hickson 177- switching places With North Schools Agfee catcher who can hit, esught camp the past two seasons un­ Fiore, another outfield candi­ Tartabull. Don Bums in his brief ca­ 4 4 4 Fears, New , Orleans’ head pleased about the trade.” 462, Ronnie Newberry 175-471, Carolina. Walker Another Robertson balls. derweight. In 1966, he hit just date, was ordered to report to In an intrasquad game, reer at East. Despite a short­ Repairs on Alt'Foreign Cars Jean Burnham 466, Marilyn Boston College and Texas be giving it plenty of oon- HARTFORD (AP)-r-BBgh ----- Azeue was having trouble .227 and last year .228. Ft. Bragg, N.C., today for ac­ Thomas hit a two-run homer, age o f material and veterans, End o f the Line PROVIDENCE, B.L — . ed to duck the comparison Barber 462, Ruth Smith 453, Hoping to win a place on the Western swapped places with sideratipn.” , . sqhobi ( ooUm II teams to holding on to certain pitches, The hews out of the Baltimore tive duty with the Army Re­ Smith a three-run blast and the former UConn standout (NEA) — “Jim Walker,” be didn’t do anything to Kathy Hedlund 471. Loe Angeles Dodgers, Dick the Eagles grabbing ninth and “Re’ll be a natural as a Comieettput win oohfonn and his mistakes showed up on Orioles’ camp was good, provid­ serves. Tartabull an inside - the park guided the Eagles to a fine 17- says JUn Walker, “is no help his cause Iq the 1966 'Spedaliiing m Mel Massucco Plans Move the Indians’ new mstant replay Stuart has turned down an at- the Miners dropping to 10th HoUday Festival tourna­ pro,” observes one NBA this fan with NCAA footbaU ing your name isn’t Mike. Of Epstein’s Injury, club phy­ homer with a man on. CHURCH 10 PIN — Rus« 3 won-loss record and a berth Oscar Robertson.” The rules with two exceptions television equipment. in ^ e post-season scramble, the tractive offer to play in Japan place. ment in. New York when coach. .: “Be5i a miniature Priskwaldo 231, Bernie Bana- trouble is, Walker is hav­ VOLKSWAGEH8 . This wss agreed at Sk So, Azeue is being given some ^goal...... o...... f every club... . . _ .______Charlie this season. Currently a free The voting saw Louisville gain he tossed in 118 points ,.tai Oscar Robertson.” But Remains in Coaching vige 226-580, Nels Johnson 221, ing a hard time getting meeting and clinic of 160 personalized instruction by Shares at South Windsor High agent. Stuart wUl sign a Dodger 263 points — awarded on the three ganaes, . Just four Don’t let Walker hear Irv Foster 217, Kingsley Kuh- people to listen. state high sohdol coaches at figures it may be two or three contract s'hortly . . . Burr Carl- usual basis. Ten points Walker, a muscular 6-3 short of the three-game you say that WORCElS’rER, Mass. (AP) — two years ago. His first team former catching stars Del Rice, Black Hawk Point-Makers ney 214, Bud Lawson 209, Nick Trinity OoUege Saturday. Postponed years before he’s back on top son, new head basketball coach ®est for a first-place (^ice, all-American senior guard, record held by (who else?) Mel Massucco, apparently dis- had a 2-7-1 record in an injury- a Cleveland coach, and Ray Cataldo 207, Ed King 207-550, CHARGEfTWmi T Footban committee chair­ in his league. This year’s ja .f- at UConn, is a former assistant ulu* second and eight for has heard himself compar­ the Big O. Jim’s. 50-point illusloned by two years in the filled season, but the Crusaders Mueller, an Indian scout ANSONIA (AP) — Be­ Art Johnson 206, Cy Perkins Area Selections man Bob McKee of Conard Hold Down Top Three Spots vee team isn’t expected to help hoop mentor at Rockville High. (*'**’<1 etc. ed to Robertson so many . effort against Boston Col­ PRONE major college ranks as head rebounded in 1966, capping a There were no refxirts con- cause of today’s^ storm, all 203, Ray Reid 200, Bob High o f W est Btortford said much next season on the hard- Carlson Is also engraged in the Louisville has a 23-8 record times that he's getting a lege in the final game tied, NEW' YOidc (AP),Guarijt football coach at Holy ,0>ss, is fine campaign with an upset of cerning television coming out of CIAC tournament basket­ Bertsche 551. 648-0II5 Wailcemn Hjero^ the exceptions wonid be: NEW YORK (AP)^— Chica­ men in the top 10 as he gained a wood court but the guess is that real estate business and owns lor the season. Utile tired of telUng people the individual one - game Billy "'Kudrick'of Albright and' moving across town to Uttle traditional rival Boston College, the St. Louis camp, but the Car- ball games scheduled for to­ — ^Higb sdhools wonid con- go’s point-making triumvirate tie with Alex Delvecchio of De­ with a year’s experience the several apartments in Manches­ Last year’s final poll leader, he can’t hold a hoop to the ' record also established by Gary Palladino of Hartford and ■ABTWm NATNONAld W s - — Worcester Tech. ^ ______' ■ ■______' night have been postponed SPOUSES — Ann Morra 154, Kentucky, won only 12 games ttone ito ose (reie and un­ of Stan Mikita, Bobby Hull and troit for 10th with 46 points. Bobcats will be both a league ter and Rockville. Answer to a Big O. Robertson. center Frank Stronezek of F Informed sources ' ssild Mon­ to Wednesday night. Kay Fountain 138-357, Donrig this season and lost 13. Duke limited BUbstltntions. Ken Wharram ranked 1-2-3 as Doug Mohns and Phil Esposito and tourney contender in 1968- reader: Carlson did play varsity Being Providence’s, most American International earned day night that the 40-year-old The announcement was was runner-up and the remain­ ‘'It’s Just not a good —JTiine-outs for inimedi- Tourney Continue Saturday the Black Hawks continued of the Black Hawks are tied for Dremser 130-352, Gloria Dar­ 69 . , . Look for Blast Windsor basketball at Central, then proUfic point producer (he selection to this week’s Eastern ■•nS: I T9 I PE., NOR. T ili m .—MT. I TR 12 RtW Massucco will be named made by OIAO tournament ling 134-133—395, Lou Vallieres' ing Top Ten, in order, were comparison,” says Jim, a ately neeessary equipment their domination of National eighth with 48 points., High to be a big winner next known as New Britain Teach- went over the 1,000 mark (Jollege Athletic Conference iri- WPI coach at a formal news director John Ruddy. Boston boy with a careful­ repair would be charged to Hockey League individual scor­ 142-397, Marshall Lewis 351, season. The first squad is com. ers, before moving on to UConn Westem^Kansas, as a' Junior), Walker has.' East Division H .basketball conference called for Wednes­ This Includes the Man­ Gordie Howe of Detroit and ly cropped mustache and a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ offlclqla rather than tO a Fred Sponlieimer 142. prised mainly o f sophomores for his senior year. He had to sit team. day afternoon. Home Quintets Fare Well ches t e r High-Bridgeport ing race. Phil Goyette of New York each light shooting touch. ‘‘A f­ rated plenty of atteqtlon in team. . scored two points and remained an^ juniors lor Coach Mel out on. season as a transfer. w ter aU, Oscar is Just about the press but some people Massucco and college of­ Central game at Maloney Statistics released today FEMMES & FELLAS — Evl« High in Meriden. Also, the showed that Mikita increased tied for fifth while Bobby Rous­ KlSck^ner . . . Toby Kimball student. , ■ r?inSt;™Te“ "«rst- the greatest on tiie profes­ can’t help but'wonder what ficials declined comment, but it In Ree Basketball Action Tedford 142-345, Fran Crandall might have been. “ This,” Ellington High-St. Ber­ his runaway lead last week with seau of Montreal broke a tie ------. Iplace votes in parentheses and sional level. I’m only on was learned an agreement was Home town quintets fared well with Pete Panciera (24) and 128-348. says .one writer, ’ . Walker but ask the ago although he has a year re­ Hull, meanwhile closed in on The Hawks' goaltending duo 199-538, Patricia Cote 181, Ann 2. LbuisviUs 253 nament got imderway last wieek: Corkindale (12) paced Middle- The Walker - Robertson guy in the street to' name maining, on a three-year con­ another 50-goal season With six of Glenn Hall and’ Denis DeJor- Gagnon 187-478, Joy Wiley 167, 8. Ksnsas 197 ehd. Play cdntdnuea this week- bury. Last Night's Fights match-up is a natural be­ a college basketbid] star tract at Holy Cross. more for 46. Hull added'his 20th dy leads the Vezina Trophy race Jim Wiley 214, Sherman SheA 4. North Carolina 178 Mid at the Y. Overtime Victory Three Overtimes Necessary cause both are all-round and the only name you’ll Massucco, who starred ' as PHILADELPHIA—Gypsy Joe assists for 68 points. ■ with a 2.36 average while Ed wood 206. 6. Princeton 163 Representing area hopes in Another local Junior entry, players wi& the ability to hear is that of Lew Al­ a halfback, at Holy Cross for H a r*r i s, 161, Philadelphia, Wharram gave the Black Glacomin of the Rangers Is tops 6. Western Kentucky 14? the midget class will be Fltz- The Court five, made up of do anything on' a basket­ cindor.” three years ' before his gradua­ Hawks the first three spots with in shutouts, with eight. GOP WOMEN —Grayce Shea 7. Houston 125 gerald Ford of Vernon while the East Catholic JVs, earned the stopped Johnny Knight, 144, .For Vols to Capture Title ball court. Lf Walker want- Is Walker bitter? 66 points as he overtook Norm John Ferg(usonv^ I^ntreal is 175-471,. Bea Bagley 4.56, MaP; 8. Tennessee. 61 tion in 1952,’ asked for a two- Junior „r Divisionjl»ivioiwi lists three v..,..--,clubs, right to meet the Y-All Stars Philadelphia, 8. The Tennessee Volunteers, The victory gave Kansas its “The way 1 figure it,” Ullman of Detroit with two as­ the penalty leader with 138 tha Moffitt 467’, Jan Leonard 9. Boston College 62 year extension of his curMnt Frosii,* the Onirt Five in'" the quarterfinals with a 74- WALPOLE, Mass.—Billy Bur­ trying to extend their basketbeOl 20th conference title with a 12-1 says Jim, ’'is that if Al­ sists last week. Ullman is fourth minutes while the Oanadiens 479. 10. Texas Western 48 contract after the Crusaders ^ ^ All-Stars. The Staf- "73 overtime win over the Whip- ton, 166, New York, outpointed season, almost overdid it. mark and a 21-8 over-all record cindor can get all that pub­ posted a 6-3-1 record last fall. p*t Pups, made up of the fresh- with 66. have compiled the most penalty Hilton Whittaker, 160, New Going to extremes to win their that it will take against Satur- licity, all the more power The request was denied.“ side team in the semifinals. toen and , JV players from York, 8. Pierre Pilote gave Chicago six minutes, 727. , . JEWEL — Jo-Ann Gray 160- to him.' He must deserve DOWNS 488. • ' first Southeastern Conference day’s Houston-New Mexico ~ It was learned that WPI also Running up an impressive Windham High. The Court five title since 1943, the Vols mud- State victor in the Midwest Re- 8ASKETBAU it or he wouldn’t be get­ >euow ?Hi no- , siONi'l will give Massucco a faculty ap- score was Vernon’s Fitzgerald had to put up with a second ting It. All I care about is TRl-TOWN — Ed Duchalntf dled through three overtimes gional March 17. i pointment as well as the coach- entry, romping over the Green half Windham surge that end­ and barely missed a fourth be- (Jolorado, 9-4, fell oiit df a sec- SCOKES winning ball games. When ing job vacated by Bob Pritch- gtarg’ 54.9 in the midget round. e X INTERMEDIATES > Walker and his oooeh, 203—617, Ray Johnson 221-214 ^ State 78-76 at Starkvllle Monday into a third-place deadlock with IHaces SaMays ^ , years to deVote ■ fuH tirtie to murphy (9) were just too much winners with help from Pete night. Kansas State in its bid for the Nads scored in a lopsided 90- Joe Muilohey, have had' duties as athletic: director. WPI the inexperienced Stars, Qu'Sh (18) and Brian Quigley —692, Rick Merritt 216-201—;; 48 victory over Kahunas last plenty of reason to laugh POSlTTIME 1:30 P .^ . 586,'Earle Everett 215-569, Bill Dk>w, Instead of being further NIT berth that ^ s to the con- itad a 2-6 record-in small col- wfiich got three points apiece (13) delqyed by a three-way playoff ference nmner-up. night. It was a caw of to much it Up during the past' Dan Switchenko led Wind­ Repkert 204, Walt Hublard 202*' ' lege competition last year. from Tom Tomko and Bill Gor- for the SEC crown, the Vols can Nebraska, 10-3,‘ which plays at shooting power. For Nads, who iliroe years. ham with 40 points, high so far Jlerb’ Hall 209; COMnilHY HtATtD Massucco, married auid the 'j '. •• move directly Into' the NCAA Colorado Saturday, .c r u s h e d were making baskeU all over ‘‘Getting into those toniv n > _ '' for the tournament. Switchen- OKANPiBrAHb At4D CimHOUSI fathe-r of four children, spent postseason tournament Oklahoma State, 88-71 while the floor, top shooters were Bob aaments, that’s the two years as a member of the T Mo.h 1'®'* 18 points Irt Windham's 'OFTItfNAt TWIN ■OHIlf In the other Midget clash, Kansas took a much shorter, Kanssm State clipped Iowa State Buder (271, Pete Dlminico (20) thing,” Walker maintains. university o t. Massachusetts Middlebury converted a height P C’s Jim Walke]^,; altribugh precarious, route into 81-68. Kansas State jriays, Kan- end Jay Howroyd (18)Kahunas, ‘‘TTWit’s where ybu can ilfit U I KOIILE Peck Lumber. Rich Lavacenia ooocmng suui DeiOFC ne re- and some irood team- xmyaxciua the tournament by holding off sas Saturday. on persoimal and ^ r ot feally show what you've d i r e c t BUSES Lv. Manches- joined his old, coach, t)P. Eddie ^32-18 wlfwer the (fO). Wally 'Young (181 and Repeat All-Stai?;:’ Collirado 66-69 at Lawrence in Indiana blew an 11-polnt lead <:e:ense, were led by Pete De- got. I don’t have much ter Travel Bureau at 10:20 a.m. Anderson, as an assistant at aiders. Pete Gille8pi:clay to protect it. lege basketball team picked Best scorers were Terry Richter Automatic Transmission Trouble? flr^ place, which will be court , advantage, eeea, ■- the United States Basketball"’ Michigan S^ite broke a , 59410 (36), Buel Grant (21) and Den- Harnes (16) and Phil Griswold _ '' decided by their final games though some p^ple don’t . /so, All anced offense and a. Stingy de- Writers I Association for Loog''^ tie on Matt Aitchs tiire«-pbint MoCardle (16). For the TTol- fense to beat the Bombers. 52- Saturday, if then. think ,tfi. As far; as Fiis con- ' b Stars, 52-27. Mike Aiidreo (9) Magazine. He was a unanimous'^ play and a basket by Lee Lafay- , Brown (14), Dave Wol- Z 8 A Z 8A QA OR - 39. Dave Hassett (18), Bill Mi­ Each has 9-4,.9-4, league marks Tom Kondla paced the (3o- lanbei* (9) and 'Gary Wigren oemed. wo’re Nol'l." and Mike , JicNlckle (6 ) paced , selection as were Lew Aloindo)?. With only a few games le wski (9) and BrSd Steurer aftqr the- Hoosiers staggered hphers e r e with 27 prints. ^ Nasslffs. of UCLA, Wes Unseld of Louis;'*^ (8) were best. (9). paced the victory while Jim past last-place Michigan 96-90 at Indiana hoisto Purdue and remaining before (he cohr„ vllle and.Elvin Hayes of Houii'''’ chiaion of . hla brilliant col­ ,, ton. . ■ Bloomington, and the Spartans State entertains Northwestern lia (8) led the losers. shopk off host Minnesota 67-69. Satiurday. Should both fall, the OAG BASKEYBAU. lege career. Walker’s fd- Middlehury and WiQsted meet at Completing the 10-man squad tnre Is bright altfioagh,. he were Clem Haskins, Westertt, Eighth - ranked Tennessee, winner of ( tonlght’e iqjfre-Wls- AA 11. whiph meets the winner of Sat consih match could'itiake it a Hertford' Public. 71, Norwich soys, he doesn’t, twaot . to The Bast Frosh downed the Kentucky; Bob Lloyd, Rutgers; ' Smith En Route urday’s Western Kcntucky-Day- three-way tie. , V '. Fire Acadehiy 61 JIM' WALKER t ^ about the, world of . \ Larry Miller, North Carolina)' 09ers, 53-38 kjid the \Sil,k City, to n .'.g ^ e in the Mideast Re- in other games Mionday right, piay for pay Just tyet. 69-37 enroute to the semifinals. Bob, Vorga, Duke, Mel. Daniels, To NB A Cr'own gionil March 17, needed two scored « prints as \ '*‘1 luivOT’,^t made k final OF M is A second half effort made the Now lifexico; and D on' May, “ free throws by Bill Justus with oitiahoma stumped Mlssourti 90- decision almnt pro basket­ UcIiMniJtoBWiM, difference against the 69ers, NEW YORK (AP) — WiBi the Dayton. siit. seconds left in the third ex- sjiolling- "nger Ctoach. Rob UConn-Boston College on Teevee ball,” says Jim, “ but r il Iiuptc0«t«e4 MMMMble. Tom Ju)tnls gaining control - of National Basketball Association Named along with Walker to* ' tra-period to get by Mississippi vanatta’s final gameV. Pat Riley OKURin wm MUM the boairis and accounting tof season drawing to a close, it’s the NCAA District One teantf r UnmME HUUUWTEE Saturday night at 8, Channel 25 points'Wito John Socha ,(16) beglning to look as if Rick Bar- werS Steve Adelman and Willie'-’* State. . fired In 28 points:'and powered Rm Mit* *»6 Itoor M III AAMCO ; State’s Dave WIlllamB almost Kentucky past Alabama 110-78; S'win carry the action betvyqen * I cMtM nkullt iTMiininlMt ink len d i^ Support. Chucki4 May ry won’t be the only nfew name Wolters, both of Boston Ctollege; UCoUn'. aBd Boston College. .Ihts toniiw eeevirtm m Im i m ysu owa ;'w,es ' Biadosuknla, Connecticut, - ’ kept It going, but his shot Ohio State trounced visiting Sli- SPONSORED JSt‘ MANCHES’TBB JAYidEES yier mm cir Mivlea It MUimlly had is taUies.'for the 69ers. that ends up leading a major gsme ' is tke: NCAA Begio)^;. ■t a MM.«MviiM eiiirfi at a*y ri Sunday, Tommy Sullivan statistical category. .Snd Billy Tindall, Massachu- 1 hiiased at the final buzzer. „ois ioo-T» deaplte 27 prints by 5S!!'uW m SeOA/oko Ihepi coMt le miA setts.- ■ ■ ' The final game victory gave sohot*; .Waahini)ton beet ^ ^ telooast, live, S i e eUwr nufMtMe Hte (10.) wa4.,,the Bcoi’jng ohamp Barry.of San Francisco has tha . with Jukiils .(16) ,and Socha scoring title;, wrapped up with the Vols a 16-8 conference mark Oregon 78-67 And Oregon State “ ^'2, • PIN nSeae. ’.. .MtrMMUiuni and avoided a tteee-way tie . iy,u,j,ington 61*49 UConn,UConn, .m . the e xunneo Yankee Confeir- (18) still making themselves a M.S point per game average ence ehamptons, led by A ll-' Springfield tiiu m er with Florida and Vanderbilt, overtime. >; jj j , iacl. .iloyt and .qM ' known. -Ron: Roche (18). and and will displace Wilt (ihamber- ___ America honorable nwntlon, Karl Klvimae (11) led the Silk lain of PhiladeliMa, who has aP l^ G F IE L D , Mass. (AP);^^" each at 14-4 after Vandy dropped Louisiana' State 78-86 at - Wes Bbdoeuknia, takes on Bob [CO XBANBM1S8 1 0 NS OF MANCHESTER 'tS ty entry. led the league in sooring the last —- No'rtheastem meets St. Mlch:« :> Maith 11, 1967,2 P.M.—Parksde Laaat Nashville. VBXJA8 , Nev. Ernie Coosy’s Roeton College Eagles ns Teliiwfl Toraplhe Route 8S ■^e Bktot S^roA’s opi^ent 'seven years, / , ael’s and Assumption faces Host '-' iz, 148, Orem, —winners of 21 games as Phohe MS-2467 Third-rqnked Kansas never (Indian Red) Winners WUI, Receive Trophies and Saturday be ^fka 'Stafford Rodgers has 838 aeslats, for American International to* Benito Juares, against two losses. Opeu 8 A M . te 7 P.M. Rec which downed the Middle^ an 11.8 per-game Overage, to 761 trailed after breaking a 16-16 Utah, outpoint) *v ' Sponsoiridp To„81»te Tonrnamep!^ Sheitoib J^th|ro|i , HARD -\VORK-’ ketbsU Tournament. 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Do to a rtiaage is opera­ UCoMoctad 21 Fadlie tunnarle 48 Eu-ibapad next Insertion. The HeraM Is reoponalblo (or only ONB Imoor- Some housekeeping and aide tions several eKoelleiit op­ 28 R a ^ DOWN ISVloara2 3 Vlpara Mower Sorvlco, 749-7607. SOEntraaty root or omltteil Insertion (or any ndvertlaeincat and then only . • ■ II I'.I 'll I a . ak I, I duties. Must be able to work portunities have developed 82 Cloth aiaatun 1 Aplaca 24 Jump to the extent of a "make Bood” Insertton. Brrors which do not . 38 Fonataln drink at^gUko paria 28 Famiaino SlA uiit weekends and bolldaya if nec­ in our office. AU require 52Racad leoaen the value of the advarttaement wID not bo oorroeted hy SSHawaUanfood IThrotaaa appallatlon FOR SNOW plowing call «48- essary. Experience not neces­ the Interest end eopacity Seufatima 4 HldaouiI 2 7 EtanilWEtwdW SSFaminina namf "make (ood" Insertion. 2801. 87 DhninotlTa of 5 Savingt —— 29 Dtornal 84 Back talk (coH J (Bookvme, Ton sary, win train. Must have own to do figures: Some win 87 Fruit drink transportatloi£ Can M rs. M il­ require the UM e t addtag r " r " ft r “ ft 6 7 8 8 10 11 ler, 649-0965. or calculating maOUnea. 6 4 3 '^ 2 7 1 1 875*3136 HouMheM S«rvlcM. These openings should !5” 1ft 14 Offtrad 13-A WOMAN TO CARE tor children, prove axceprionally inter­ days. CaU 644-0100. esting to those whoee fand- 17 HT-SHINB personalized floor n r 1ft polishing. BpoclaMzIng ,1a Uee are in school sod wMi Trouble Reaching Our Adverllser? FUIAj-TIM E b a b y s i t t e r fo r to return to work. home floor polishing. Kitchen, two children, must be near 1ft ift ftft 21 roc rooms, etc. No Job too 24-Hour Anewering Service Washington School. 649-2066. You will find our company small. Can for free estimates, a pleasant one to woefc in, 22 ft 1 Free to Herald Readers 648-9964. Moving—Tnieking— Schools and Chmos 33 HaipWontad— with above average fringe ftft ftft 31 beneflfts, convenient free k 2& fto ftft Want Information on one of onr daaaiOed adverttoemeataf ^ r g g e 20 Fvmala 35 PART-TIME perking and m-plant cafe­ No answer at the tdepbono Vstedf 9imp|y oaD flw B u n d in g — CXIUNTER GIRLS wanted part teria. ftft ftS MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light ONLY TRACTOR Clerical or bookkeeping time evening shift. Apply in CentrpeMng 14 trucking and package delivery. skills necessary, chooee EDWARDS Refrigerators, washers and TRAILER SCHOOL -IN person Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 APPLY a r your own hours, bebvroen REWEAVINO OF bums, moth stove moving speciality. Fold­ Center St. 10 am. and 6 pm. Ap­ ANSWERINO SERVICE holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ ing ch airs for rent. 649-0762. CONNECTICUT FIRST NATIONAL 40 4ft dow shades made to measure FULL-TTME and part-time proximately 15-20 hows a STORES, INC. salesladies wanted to sell the week. CaU Mr. Silva, 649- 6 «M SN 875-2519 all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Before you caU a school Park A Oaklairt Avea. \ finest fabrics at Pilgrim Mills. 8796. 48 and leava yoor meaaake. YonV hear from our advertloer la made wWle you wait. Tape re­ check that school out with Bast Hartford Painting— Papering 21 See manager, 177 Hartford Rd. Jig timo wlthont upeMlag aB evonlng at the telephone. corders for rent. Marlows’s 867 your local truck owner’s 48 a r 61 63 M ain. 649-6221. Manchester. AVAILABLE FOR interior and association. Approximately CLERK — LARGE accounting ■—...... exterior custom decorating. 14.000,000 trucks on the ftft ftft 67 ftft A utom obiltf For Sol* 4 s p r i n g c l e a n i n o probiem sr WOMAN WXNTBD for clean­ department, high school grad* CLERK TYPIKT — Bhtcenent Call Suburban Cleaning Serv­ Wallpaper removed, ceilings road. The trucking indus­ ing, part-time mornings. Ap­ uate, Manchester office, 87% working conditions end oompe- 1966 CORVETTE COUPE—396 repaired, also airless spraying try has a problem acquir­ hours, fringe benefits. Mr. ny benefits. Glastcmtoury loea* ftl HERALD ice at 649-9229 coday for free ply in person only, after 1 p.m . 5ft ftft cubic Inch, 425 h.p. engine. estimate. Budget terms avaU- service; Fully insured, free es­ ing qualified drivers. Let State Theatre. Wisan, 649-5861. tion. 1-638-4681 fo r interview . Outside mounted exh au st able or use your Conn. Charge timates, * reasonable rates. New England T ractor a ftft ftl DOX LEH ER S Many extras. Show room con­ Card W ashbond & MiUer, 649-1641, Trailer Training show you 7 dition. Best offer. 1-429-4768. ------668-0017. how to make $200 a week HIGH SCHOOL F or Your ACT NOW. Custom built house.______^------or more. A short training 1959 PLYMOUTH, 6 cylinder, Your lot or ours. Model homes INSIDE AND outside painting, program. We train on tan­ Mora P&WA |ot onglnat ara^ROoM standard shift, new tires and SENIORS OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS Informatioii available for inspection. Bank new or old houses, days or dem axel trailers, all type shocks. Excellent conditicn, financing arrangem ents. SNS nights. Call 876-1572 transmisrion and tank $225. Call 648-7718. to powor pkmM, uMps. foetoifas • •.» THE HERALD Will not Builders. 649-8059. L'Vj . i-l, i — trailers. Also, EmeryvlUe OFHCE PAINTTNO BY Dick Fontaine, sleeper cab equipment. disclose the identity of IWl CHEVROLET, 4-door Bei cSARPENTFtY-boncrete sny advertiser using box work interior and exterior. Paper Members of aU truck own­ Air, automatic, radio, heater, auything from cellar to roof. hanging and wail paper re­ CAREERS TH APS WHY THE GROWING letters. Readers answer­ extra rims and tires, good con­ er’s association in New ing blind box ads who Inside and out, no substitute moval. Dutch Boy and DuPont. dition. 643-9301. England and New York. deslro to protect their for quality work, satisfaction Quality workmanship. Call Part or full-time training; BE IS GOOD AT PAWA Identity can follow this 1962 FORD Falcon Future —6 guaranteed, competitive pric­ evenings, 246-9593. Licensed and approved procedure: cylinder, standard, 4-door, 4 es, no Job too small. D A D program. For information Carpentry, days 648rl904. eve­ JOSEPH P. Lewis custom ONE Because P&WA jet ensines will provide power Enclose your reply to the new whitewalls, snow tires. 649- painting. Interior and exterior, call Hartford, 247-1353 .■ 1 nings 649-8880. O f The for the future, there’ll be steady jobs for years box In an envelope — 3692. ______pai>erhang^g, wallpaper re- anytim e. addressed to the Classt- to come at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. If jrou fled Manager, Manchester CHEVROLBT 1982 Bel Air weg- NEWTON H. SMITH A SON— moved. Wallpaper books on re- “R N A ST ’ gening Herald, togther on, excellent overall condition, Remodeling, repalrlngl addi­ quest. FUlly insured. FTee es­ BUDGET PLAN want to learn skills that will pay off handsomely with a memo listing the tions, rec rooms, garages, tim ates. CaU 649-9658. 6 tires, m any extras, $1,095. ______AVAILABLE First National Stores Is in the jet age, apply now for one of the Aircraft's companies you do NOT ' porches and roofing. No Job CaU 649-5457. INTERIOR and Exterior paint­ proud of Its "FTNASr’ want to seo your letter. top smaU. CaU 649-8144. many training courses with pay. And experienced ing, reasonable estimates. GO NOW — PAY LATER label products, and Justly Your letter win be de­ 1963 FORD O alaxie 500, sport shop workers will find good jobs at new, higher stroyed if the advertiser Is coupe, power steering, power ALTERATIONS, minor re- 1-429-6138, 1-429-1098. so. It represents an image one you’ve mentioned. U re c of dependablUty and qual­ wage Scales with plenty of chance for career ad­ brakes, exceUent throughout, pairs, additions, garage. PAINTING—Interior and ex­ not It win be handled in rooms, kitchen remodeling, ity. We also ,beUeve that the usual maimsr. P riced to seU at $960. CaU 649 terior, very reasonalile, free vancement. roofing, riding, reasonable. HdpWontMk- ' our office staff represents 3760. estim ates. CaU R ichard Mar- F ree estim ates g^lven. F inanc­ Femola 35 this “ FTNA8T’’ image—de­ CADILLAC — 1064 sedan De- ing arranged. SNS Builders, Un; 649-9285. pendable, qualified em­ At P&WA yon get outstanding' employe benefits, “Trouble is, my dad wants me to have all the things he RN OR LPN, U-7 shift. FlS Lott and Found 1 ViUe, full power, vinyl roof, 649-8059. ployes. Wouldn’t you Uke didn’t have as a boy . . . like a paper route, part-time EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ and part-time. Laurel Maiwr, too, including liberal insurance and retirm ent tinted glass,- one owner, 84, to be part of this? Job, chores around the housel** LOST —male mongrel poodle, ing. Wallpaper books, paper­ 649-4610. plans. What’s more, eniployeg’.recd^ve paid sick 000 miles. 10 per cent guaran- QUALITY Carpentry—Rooms, hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ wry shaggy, black, gone for dormers, porches, basements, This is a challenging busi­ tee, $2,795. 627:0171 ask for ly insured, workmanship guar­ leave, nine pAid holidajrs and vaeatlons up to four three weeks. R ew ard. 649-8738. reflnished, cabinets, buitt-ins, ness, with dollars and Chet Brunner, Daniel’s CadU- anteed. L eo PeUetier, 649-6326. cents, pdunds and ounces, form ica, aluminum, vinyl, weeks depending .on length of service. LOST — Passbook No. W8927. lac. If no answer 643-9043. miles gaUons and a steel, ceremo riding. William Savii^^ Bank of Manchester. 3 ^ ^ _ jaeg LeSabre, 2-door PARTTIME host of other computations Got on the jet age. Gome to where the grow- AppUcation me 9 E N D ? <>d111ac. of brick, stone or block Operators and business machines are TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY w ork done. OaU Jack Carr, especially helpful. Some po­ BY FRANK O’NEAL Openings for experienced SHORT RIBS FOUND — mmigrel pup, female 649-7406. sitions wUl require typing INTRODUCTORY TRAINING PROGRAMS—H Comptometer Operators to Boltoiv D og W arden. 649-7601. Floor Finishiiig 24 skills. you don’t have shop experience, you’ll be given \ Tracks— Tractors 5 CARPENTBY-r^teratlons and work evenings, 6 p.m . to 10 •’FTifAST’’ office careers. LO ST — PASSBOOK No. W7685 additions, rec rooms, garages, FLOOR SANDING—Old floors p.m., flve nights per week. 80 hours of intensivo training on the machine you 1961 FORD—HALF ton pick up In addition to challenging Savings Bank of Manchester. ceiUngs. Roofing, gutters, sid­ made new again, our specialty Must be skilled in aU have been hired to operate. Instruction will be truck, very good condition. vrork offers excellent bene- Application madq for payment. ing, painting, workmanship with F’ablouh or remodeling. phases of cc^ptometer CaU 648-2301. flts, convenient location right in our own machine training school at the guaranteed. A. A. Dion,' Inc., Workmanship guaranteed. 649- work. Interested even if no with free parking, competi­ 648-4860. < 8458. recent experience. Excel­ same high “Aircraft” rate of pay. Annomieamtntt 2 lent wages and working tive salaries, merit reviews, Auto Accossorli ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga- FLOOR SANDING and reflnisV conditions. Apply: in-plant cafeteria, pleasant ELBCIROLUX vacuum dean- rages, rec rooms, bathrooms ing (specializing in older air - conditioned office. ADVANCia) TRAINING PROGRAMS-^krarses era, sales and service, bonded Tiros tiled, Mtehens remodeled, ca floors), cleaning and waxing Come to see us any day ranging from 22 weeks to 93 weeks in Machining, f ir s t 8:80-4:80 representative. Alfred Amell, TIRES, PAIR of Good- n>«ht work, cellar - floors, pat- floors. Painting. Paperhang­ Jet Engine Sheet Metal, Tod, Die and Gage Mak­ 110 Bryan Dr., MaiuUiester, Suburbanites NX), 590, or ios. CaU Leon Cieszynski, ing. No Job too small. John 644-8141 OT' 648-ttl8. 600x15, $25. 649-4837. B uilder, 640-4291. VerfaiUq, 649-6750. ing, Machine Repair and Pipe Making. MORTY MEEELE BY DICK CAVALLl NATIONAL FIRSt MADAM* KATOBRINA—reader op gqo x 14 snow tires, APPRENTICE PROGRAMS—(bourses ranging BY ROY CRANE BUZZ SAWYER and advisor, on aU problem s, used only this seasm, $12. both. STORES, IN C NATIONAL from three to four years in Jet Engine Metal- 2878 B erlin T pke., next to the 649-1921. Spociol Sorvices 15 Bonds—StMks smithing, Machining, Tool and Die Making and W tu PlKi n SY EAR, BUT TM “mE ONLY ONE IN REAL zoo, Newingtmi. 1-666-8697. TV - mtals at B. D. Pearl Mortgages 27 Park A Oakland Avea STORES, INC IBSFST TROUBlEw THE CHARUE5 WANT A WHIPPING BOY FOR THAT AppUaacea. T. V. Company, East Hartford Electronics. * vi/UAT'S TH .tilAl ^nMPIFYTHP KIAW ^PAi.^ <\A/IDPD ___ INDIVIDUAL AND business in­ MORTGAGE LOANS — first Park A Oakkmd Aves. come tax returns prepared. Trailtrs— 649 M ain S t C an 94S-217L se<»nd, third, all kinds realty. Bart Hartford Dan M orier. 640-3820, 625-8268. Mobila HomM 6-A Statewide,-credit rating unnec­ Hundreds of Good'Joba Available in: essary. Reasonable, confiden­ DfOOMB T^VTUfi prepared by IS’ ALUMINUM camp trailer. Roofing—Siding T6 tial, quick arrangements, Al­ AIRORAFT ENBINE MEGNANIGS vin Lundy A gency, 527-7971, M arvin Baker. OaU 643-0267. 640-2763. BIDWE2LL HOME Improve­ 983 Main St., Hartford evenings PLASTICS DEPARTMENT ment Co.—^Rooflng, Biding al­ TAX RETURN — Business and terations, additions and re- 238-6879. AIRORAFT ENflINE TESTINB Individnal prepared by Income Motoreyelts— FOREMAN tax aooountant Raymond Gi­ Bicycles For plastto InJeeHon martilne dept Supervise production. 11 Umlted funds available for sec­ MAGNIMNE • SNEET METAL rard. 648-9626, coUeot 876- Oversee qnaUly. Bleke neoeeaary pfednctlrti flue diangee. 736L 1965 HONDA—Super Hawk, 806 ond mortg^es, payments to cc,l very low mUeage, exceUent suit your budget. Expedient- starttaf for man with thorongh plealte In- TOOL UiO DIE HAKINft LBCB OOPPDRT Our party plan condition. AsM ng $500. 648-9600. R o o ^ and servlco. J. D. Realty, 6484129. Jeotlon experienoe. otfera you beautiful quality .Chimneys 1 6 ^ A BY LESLIE 'TURNER glfta absolutely free. New mon­ BURDENED With bills? Quick' APN.Y IONA MANUFACTURINE CO. EXPERIMENTAL MAONINim CAPTAIN EASY B u s IiMSS S O T V ica S r o o f i n g — SpedaUzIng re- MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ey raising plans for oiganica* consolidation ‘lowers outgo to REGENT ST. MANCHESTER tiona. Oopper Craft, dealer, 389* O lhrad 13 pairing roofs of all kinds, hew fit income §nd saves lata An equal opportortty pmpUtjftr 1286. CaU now. , ------..... roofs, gutter work, chlhmeys charges. Let us show you how LAYOUT msPEonoN IT WAS FORTUNATE /« /? > !// ______PROFESSIONAL maanlng — cleaned,, repaired. Aluminum to Improve your credit and FOR W3U THAT ALONZO ) I CAN STAND.' , SPRING IB near, why not etart esarpeta, furaiture, wpUa and siding. SO yean’ experience. your property. Joe Malick or FIREMEN • aUARDS IS SUCH A FRIENDLVr/M 60IN'BACK spring cleaning now. To make floors—ril oleaaed in your Flree estimates. CaU Howley Frank Burke at 246-8897. Con­ < -y D O (^ TO THE HOTEL'^ your Job easier there’sj a new fuuy insured. OaU Hlg- 6484861, 644-8838. necticut Mortgage Exchange. versaitUe product making Its Servlcemaater, 6494488. 8TENOORAPNERS way Into New England you'U ------ROOFING—RBPAIR of roofa. want to know about It’s gieatt OTARPBNING Service —Saws, xhe beat In gutters and con- USE "IjfraUi" rinmif to the Bast Hartford, knives, axes, shears, Aatee, gnotors. Repair of chimneys, Privata Instraerioitt 32 GURKTYPNTS Howard Jbhnson’a Motel of- fotary blades. Quick service, too. CaU Ooughlln, 648-7707. rice, '8 pjn, Tuesday, kforch Capitol Equipment Oo. 88 Main ' . ' ~ . ORGAN INSTRUCTION — 7 fdr demonstration and free St., Manchester. Hours dal^ through popular request Mr. KEYPONON OPERATORS samDit; B rl^ fhia ad with you. 7-5’. TliuiwUy 74, Saturdiqr 7-\ H oaH ligaadP luihblllf 17 l^l'fDAlton, o ^ r t orgartst 4. 648-7958. ' ----- 2 ------Of New Y o rk City la form ing y n a r r t wib EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 lOfia Street, -g —^ ■ ■ ' —i— i' I ...... — B O m PLUMBING and heat- a second class In Manchester AHTOIBODIIM rO r SCM w b a l e s a n d Servloo on Ariens, mg repalm. altwatirtu, ^ee-. for interinedlate and advanced ^BESTRESUHS, East Hartford, Oonneetteut Other Connecticut ptaati In Hyihn BoUpse, Jacobsen lawn trie gas h ot w ater JMfct-. North Havrii, Southington «nd .Middletown. NEED .CART Your credtt turn- students. For information mowers. Alqe Hbmelite dialn era.. Call MS-1495, I dpiwn? Short on down pay- please ca ll H azel F inlay, 649- OPEN FOB YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday through saws and mtematlonal ,1 Cub —r—. entt Bankrupt? 14U. Friday—8 am. to 6 pm., Saturdaya-4, am . to U noon. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY S Cadet tractors. Rental equlF OOMPLETE ' plumbing MR. ABERNATHY Sion? D

MAJiaiESTE»; :EVBNmG MANiOTESTE», CQNN^ TUESDAY, 1907' .1 MANCHBSTBB EV■^^N Q.H m 4Ia, IClNCHaSTEll, OONH 4 TUSSDAT, UM lCk Z 1**? PAGS MQE SIXTEEN •...... i 4i il.jij .in.iti. ffii .1 ^ m III...... I w in.1.1 I Ii'i mii iiii I

Wown d Mato 34 Hdp WaRlMlr*4i|a^ 34. - ArtklM For Solo 45 Apor^ooti FkiH H ovm ForvRMit 4i ^ Hoiwfw For S«lo 72 HwMM l%r Sate 72 ^ SofaaAaa fer Sai^S Bolton Meet at Bentley School XNSPBXrrCMtS For dimensional FULLrTlMB bartender to woirtc BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill Tonomonts 43 MANcsdiwiisS 6 room bouse t m ■ ACRES, stately i T4Nmi» New Ustbty. inplUfON . - ’ ’’Stito and -Ityan” visual'.inspection of mechani­ in private club an permittee. the first Ume you use Blue M A N C H E ST E R ^ roontdpart- for rent, convenient locatkm, stone 1866 Ooloalal. hot water e 4hfihl.^wceHenl renovated 4-rooto home' od Sbe room Oape,:Bowers Sehobl, L shaped,' 8 ' bedroom' Ranch, CLASSIFIED cal and electronic components. Write resume to Box W, Man­ laistre to, clean rugs.' Rent metot, 2 bedroonis, first Roor, two chUdren. aocepted, one heat, Brepiaes, axodleiit oon> e«}- 'g a ^ . litegb -Mb-Ww large treed lot rioie' to boa and new siding, roof. Immaculate in choice young residential Progrsfli fw New School . droa, cloee, to tnodemistlc Long Agenda ToUigLl Should be a^le to read inspec­ chester Herald. electric shampooer $1. Olcott excellent location. Appliances. year lease. Hayed A ^ e y . 646-. dltlon, road- trotdage. forihathm edll MlttaA shopping,' It yM r family, needs eondltton. Private lo t.., Immo- tion ' gages and blueprints. Variety Store. Child. gl^O unheated. 1-688- 0181, ..i : HutchllM Agsiiey. - Realtorl7«4»«W). ' ‘ are not large this “ doU house” diate oOcupancy, Hayee Agen­ grammar, school. baths, YOUNG MAN to ym tii in drug Soughilfl tetter by PBC Trainee will be considered. .' .• . '• .ttf i.'i^AiiiiiiiiiUie i i ««■'■!»' ' is 6 l» y M,$14,6pp. cy, 646-0181. buiU-ins and wBU to unll car- store, must have driver’s li­ SpOTS BEFORE your eyes— ^______FOUR ROOMS, furnished or un- WEST STOB , --blodt - MANOHESTBR-ie room Oarri* ADVERTISING Ocmtact C. E. Undsey, La- BatypWe 6^ ', Wai^oe, 641^ petbig are only a few . of its For Town Directors cense, hours, 10 a.m.-8 ' p in. furnished, oil heat, reasonable, WaMiliigtoo School, 3 b e d ro w io»r Ctotonkl, SWddbrti Wtehen*'^ AUlHENTib .[NAwn 2 w England Pointe Industries, Rockville. on your new carpet—remove SECOND FLOOR—redecorated 631S6. ; . . m u y features. Outstanding . ? ‘ Tonight’, meeting of the Mnnehester Bo«d of Dine- CLASSDPIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Apply in person, Weldon Drug them wiUi Blue Lustre. Rent S room apartment, range, re­ parking, adults. New Bolton bouse, overslsed Wtehen,- twea range, dah-efosh- rambling Cape. Nine rooms, 6 buy at $18,600. 'Barrows and 'rion (PBC) decided Igat .Bight Co., 787 Main St, Rd. Call 648-6866. bath, c a s t in g , exoelent oo^ err’ dUjioiifl, '3-ritoe 'Hbt water MANCHESTER *it*' etately 4 bed> bedrooms, 8% baths, modem As for the tools, they really tors will be held as scheduled. It will be at 8 in Bentley 8 A.M. to 5 PJH. electric shampooer, $1. Paul’ s frigerator and all utilities in- ______Wallace, 646-0806. ___ to write a second, letter, to the be fools at au, but brave School Auditorium on Hollister St, Despite the weather,! DEAN MACHINE . Paint A Wallpaper Supply. dition, big lot, gamga. T. J. heat, excellerii' flhtunillfg, $19,< r o ^ . eptoniai, pevr to. market, kitchen with all built-ins, plus needn’t eluded, 8100 per month. No CX>VENTRY — 5 Moms, 2-car Ooekett, BesKor, 60-1WT. rket! education requesting townspeople with hidden talents which has caused cancellation o f numerous local eventlfcj children. 62 Pearl St. ,648-3464 900. 'PMlbi^ck Agency,'. Real* oh; 4 ^ lovely .treed' tot, close to, bar-b-pue m family sized kHeh- TOLLAND —new to market! garage, large'lot, gl3(>. month­ main street, Iprge tormid diil- en. Simken livlbg room with Custom crafted 7 room Spilt Information on the educational stepping forward to offer their ------a large turnout le expected, b*>t PRODUCTS or 649-9404. CONObRD RD. - beanllfi to«(,^ 648-8847;- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Dtomoiids^W ctehes— ly. Call 1-688-3188'. ing room and'huge fireptaced cathedral ceiling, central alr- Level (XI a picturesque heavilyBifliv nwiarmav^program to be offered inti« 4the*^a services, t ^ongtacause g^f of vyiihllRpufollc hAAPlnffahearings OML* R a n ^ Istgt Hvlng roam, toe*; MONDAY Thm FRIDAY 10:SO AJU. — SATURDAY • AAL 165 Adams St. GUARDS FOUR ROOM duplex, heated, feMbiai' AND' BObNOMY — 'i livwg room. Price.^,900, Bac- coHditlonfng.' $46,000. Phllbrick treed lot, 1 mbiute from Route proposed elementary sehoioL Volunteers are asked to call three proposed sidewalk lnsta$«| J o w e lr y 4 8 mal AiViing room, oaUnst Utah, garage shd stove. Call 648-6281 famiiy,'‘'4-s ^rooHte. jDwiraue Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. 15. 2 full baths, fireplace, fam- A Iptter written two weeks M rs.’ibonald Tedford, chalrinan Police Arrests latlons—Ferguson Rd., PortOP* Has Immediate Openings an, a bedrooms, loereatloe rpiws and Wallace. .64M806I; MANCHESTER WA.TCH ANp JEWELRY re- after 6. SuburboR For ItoRt 44 MahChester location^ Com- Uy room, formal dining room ago has received no answer, o f the affair* as soon as pos- St, and Parker St i Full-time room, iandsoapsd yard. Mar* pieftily VedecoVfited; *This home MANCHESTER — ;4% tooto DUPLEX 4-4, Verplanck School , ■ i A- YOUR COOPERATION WHX |>IAI A A 2.9711 Day and Night Shifts pairing. Prompt service. Up to EAST OLAS'tONBURT - 4 and wall to wall carpetbig. To but the board of education has siwe. And just so they won’t James Pompei, 49, of ' 190 The board, will aUo elect BE APPRECIATED V IM k w n 9 " A r I I WEST HARTFORD $20. on your old watch in trade. loo B. RobMtsoB, Rsaltnr, win -eoirt the * cwneB-occbpant home, quiet .netybborboCd, area, convenient location. Call Turret Lathe Operators rooms and garage, second those that appreciate the best had no regular meetings since feel conspicuous, Mrs. Tedford SclKXiI St. was charged at 2 p.m. new director, to succeed Dent! THREE ROOMS tor rent. '6 48*8068. ______approximately $45 per to'emth;^ shadedmar yard.’ nei^ fiirttac^, Helen Palmer, Leonard Agen­ Hardinge Chucker Operators Closed Mondays, F. E. Bray, Csll floor, $116, heat Included. 649- come take a “ look see” . Price then, just budge(t meetings. has revealed that two dance yesterday with shoplifting at the ocrat Raymond EUlis, who 643-8063. including utilities. Down pay- ; cei^ ic tile bath and kltch^ cy, 646-0469, 649-8877. Full-time, 48 hours, at high 737 Main St. State Theatre 0423. MANCHESTER-^ two new % $24,900. Barrows slid Wallace, The PBC says that the arOlU* groups are already in rehearsal Grand-Way Store in the Park signed in January. The repUteo* ment' reqpfred, l$,200. :” J» D., tuU„pri<^** Call Paul W. Conrinued From ProcodIng Pago ^ Days • agency rates. Uniforms, Building. family flats, 84. Rss4 y ta t oo** 649-6806. teot, Carl Llenharifi requests under the direction of Dottie ade. ment is expected to be AnAwny Reql ntate'lto., ' D^gan, B^tmr 449-4686. MANCHESIER—7 room Goto Bridgeport Millers vacation ahd hospitalisa­ cupanoy. Separate flimacas, the board of education to draw perrett. Police said Pompei was seen F. Pietrantonio of 226 PoriMT tion. Applicants must be F u m ls h o d nlal, battai^ patio, new ^ BOLTON - top those that cher­ Set-up and Operate Resort Froporty city uUUtles. See and compare. ; MANCHESTER Osbb' DHin. gy. PA X m i - T Mbm .to wafi carpeting, dishwasher. up a program for the propcsed Five women teachers and four by store security guard George St., endorsed last week by the oyer 21 and have a clean Garden— Farm— ish privacy I 7 room, custom use of the new school 'when, it Holp W ontod— Help W cm ted-^lo 34 Inspector Apartments 43-A Mortgages avallabla Call Now’ under.'itonstniotion OoW- S ^t Level, 1^. baths,'dinjing disposal, new outaide paint, city mothers are leammg a cha cha A. Quennevllle putting three executive board of the Demo> record. For Rent 47 built Ranch, situated on a large !i Experience in aircraft parts Dairy Products’ 50 Leon CteasynsU. Buildtr, 848- ntbls and Rateed'-'Ranehea room-, family .ix»m, gamga,_ J wetet and sewer Only $31,900. opens, and also a program for routine, and four men teachers men’s T-shirts and a 10-inch cratic Town Ciommittee. _ F o m o lo 3 5 MEN PART-TIME mornings for MANCHESTBRr-3 rooms fur- treed acre tot. 3 fireplaces, the proposed use of the school COTTAGES FOR rent ^-Gard­ 4391. • built by Anaaldi, all city utU-* iai*go, .beabtiful laudla n d sea j^ ' Jis D. Real Estiate 0 »., 648-5130. and toiir senior parents are busy pipe wrench under his lop coat, Preceding the meeting, cerfis? janitorial service, 7:30 a.m.- All benefits — An Equal FRESH EGGS FOR sale at nlshed, $120. J. D. Real Estate, 22 foot first floor family room, in the future. ■ isABYSITTBR wanted—2 pre- Part-time Openings ner Lake. Modem, lakefront, itlea.;'For further iqtonnatlcn . yam $28,900. Phllbrick AMU.'- — fi|. ------______------limbering up for a can-can The items were valued ’ ' “ at a total ficates will be presented to fiv« 12 a.m., 6 days a week. Must Opportunity Employer. Natsisky Farm, Inc., 122 Now- 643-6129. 1% baths, plaster construction, In this way, ithe PBC says, echool boye, 8-6 p.m. vicinity Free' brochure, pictures, Ar- MANCHESTER—6 room bun^ c a )i' Charlies Lieapeniice, 64i-; ey. Realtors, 6494847. BOLTON-Manohester line—6 The whole show will be di­ of $4.84, police reported. town emptoyes, for completion be over 18. Call Healy Main­ On Weekends marker Rd., Vernon-South low in Uke-ne# condlticn, $10,« 2 car garage and sji aluminum Lienhard "feels he can give Foster St. (on call basis) 649- TWO ROOM efficiency apart­ rowhead Grove, Route 864, Col ixxxn Ranch' set high on large rected by Gert Clancey from Itompei was seized outside of state - sponsored training tenance, 87 Niles Dr., Manches- MANAGER-TRAINEE to learn Windsor line, off Darthlll Rd. 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real- 7^^., siding. W i tould go on and on, adequate space orientation for 1387 after 5 p.m. ments, gentlemen preferred, Chester, Conn. 34S-9378, 848- MANCHESTER — tapoUeae air-. wooded tot, double garage, East Hartford, who will bring the store by Quenneville who courses. ter, 624-0630. retail shoe business with fast 644-(»(M. torSi 849-5847i but we irvite -your scrutiny. whatever prog^ram the ftiture CALL or WRITR: utilities furnished, ' parking. 7178. $7 PEARL ST.—iminaculBte 6 conditioned Colonial. Three immediate occupancy, $17,600. along some of her own pupils to called police. Town Ckmtroller Joseph C3em-.. growing chain of shoe depart­ room , older Colmiial, tastefully years old, three large bed­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Price $27.900.. Barrows and will require.” 649-0826 before- 7 p.m. MANCHESTER - Gardner St Wallace, 646-6306._ fill in. But the more Bolton Pompei‘ vij^s released under a entino will receive a certlflcatii' RN, 8-6 p.m., part-time. Laurd ments. Good starting salary, N.E.S.S. Household Goods 51 dec(>raled, 2-car, garage. Lot rooms, family room, formal The architect also reports no bail compact pending ap- for completion of a MunlcipiJ paid vacations, company bene­ 6H room Ranch, full basement TWO FAMILY built 1964, 2 hot that a "statement of neid” will fools, the merrier, Mrs. Ted­ ^anor, 640-4619. CLEAN 3 room furnished apart­ W ontod To Ront 4B OtoOBi vrith shade tyeea. ,Blva dtrilng-room, large kitchen, with BOLTON—6 room Ranch. Gar­ pearance in Manchester Circuit Training Course. fits, rapid advancement. Ap­ 22 ZjH-f&yfittc St.I ^lilfordi Ooiixi* f ry .in Ayr USE5D refrigerators, fireplace, hot m ter oU heat, . water furnaces, excellent be necessary, to go to the state ford says. ment, carpeting, one car park- l^ je r Realtor. 649-4469: tfil bullWhs, new’ ;wall to wall age, stone front, dead end Court 12 March 20. Certificates for completion of ply in person days to Mr. Kosh, ranges, automatic washers, 8 or 4 bedroom large reo room with half hath, neighborhood, 98 Starkweather department o f education. Firemen Called 878-5911 CoUeot Ing. $90. monthly 646-0067. w aixijui/ carpeting. Large,Uving room street. Large treed lot. Call Joanne f. Belrose of Stafford ^ ^a^ School (^urse on Police Shoe Dept,, King’s Dept. Store, with guarantees. See them at house or apartment. Please perch, large lot, excellent con- ^ St., reasonably priced. Hutch­ PBC chairman Douglas Che­ Th* fire department Was MANCHESTER with fireplace, foyer, 2% hatha,,, now. Only $14,900. Hayes Agen­ Springs was issued a 12th Or- criminal Law will go to Patrol- SENIOR Manchester. cau 643-1903. dition throughout Asking ins Agency, Realtors, 649*6824. ney reported that no answer called out yesterday afternoon B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649- garage. . Call early. H. M. cy, 646-0131. cult (tourt wairant yesterday ' H(3STESS $21,600. Owner will consider ______had been received from the at 5:10 to an apartment belong­ men Thomas Graham, James CLERK —day shift for progres­ Main St. Call 643-2171. Busineu Locations WANTED — 8 bedroom apart- , INDIAN. HILL i " Freehette, Realty, ' MANCHESTER — 86 Scott Dr. charging.her with fraudulent is­ offers. Ctoaries Lesperance, COVENTRY — New 6 room hoard of education in r^ly to ing to Harold Porcheron off Rts. MeCtooe and Ernest M cN^ly; “Evening work, 4 nights a , R o n t 4 4 ment or house, for family with 389-8508...... ’ ' - sue of a check. sive hospital, excellent work­ BLACK STFffiL bunk bed out­ 649-7030. Do you like goUT Country' ’ ^Nice Ranch. Assumable 5^4 a PBC letter asking If a differ­ 6 and 44A. Since the call came and to Policewoman Patrlcto ,week Including weekends. ACCOUNTANT PARAGON TOOL CO. Inc. ing conditions and fringe bene­ four children. Willing to pay mortgage. Three bedroonis, 2 Raised Ranch, fireplace, ga­ Police charge she passed a fit, 30” wide with guard rail, S'TTTE of offices presently blqb Uvi^T . Big .wooded,.. M^CHEStER. spotless 5 rage, convenient location. $16,- ent tack should be used On the in aa a structure ;(ire, it was Graves. ’ "Experience not necessary. Is Hiring for New Plant fits, life insurance, major med­ $100, will Msume redecorating CHENET ESTATE—14 rooms, 4 baths, family kitchen 'with worthless check recently at Pop­ ladder and mattresses, $26. suited for professional purpose tots;?; Come and see bur . ...room, Rsnoh. formal dining 500. Leonard Agency, Real­ cafeteria-auditorium addition. put over mutual aid, and equip­ Other public hearings to bs Must be neat and person- ical insurance, etc. Cali Mr. and jrard care. References on baths, 3-car garage, approx­ built-ins. Bowers School area. ment from Andover, N. Ctoven- ular Markets Inc. at 725 E. Mid­ 742-6710. Is now available in the State custom built homes just off room, large living room with tors, 646-0469. The preliminary plans based on conducted tonight are on tores ■“aibie. Apply in persem Tool makers -with experi­ Gaudet, Manchester Memorial request Call 649-2687. imately 8 a c i^ of land. By a ^ Attacheii garage. Open week­ try and. Vernon responded, as dle Tpke. Theater Building. Can be sub­ South Main St., near Man­ fireplace, foyer, plus wall to the original educational specifi­ additional appropriations to to* mental aircraft part expe­ Hospital, 643-1141. An equal op- MOVING — must sell, G. E. 'pointment. Phllbrick Agmcy, ends, 2-4, or by appointment. well as three pieces from Bol­ She is scheduled to appear in A skilled professional is divided if necessary. Fbr in­ chester and Glastonbury wall carpeting, 2 large bed­ BOLTON — 3 bedroom Ranch, cations were defeated tu^e. Bosird of Education and one to rience, jigs and fixtures. portunity employer. oven and stove unit, gun type Raaltors, 649-5847. E. J. Carpenter, Realtor-Own­ ton. Manchester Circuit Court 12 H o w a r d j o h n s o N’s needed to augment our' formation can Theater maax- Buslntss Frepoitif town line. Open 1-5 daily. rooms,' enclosed ’ breezeway, with basement., garage, fire­ In other correspondence, the the Library Board, aU washout Bridgeport operators burner, maple dropJeaf table, er. 649-6051. place, level lot with plenty of The fire turned out to be all March 20. “ RESTAURANT staff. College or accounting NA'nONAL COMPANY looking ger. 643-7838. g r e e n m a n o r — \ largo $ I garage. Call eariy, H. M. PBC will write to the hoard of items to be financed by o q a tl Horizontal Milling Machine chairs, etc. 568-2529. For Solo 70 smoke and no fire. The occu­ school is a definite require­ for man to service sales'route, rooms, plus 1% baths ter $18,- Frechette, Realty, 644-0446 or trees. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, finance asking that the high state and federal grants. A '.894 ToUanidTpke., Exit 94 operators U. C. GREENOUGH CO. t h r e e f a m i l y investment 643-1677. pant of the apartment had re­ ment along with experience experience not required, will AIR-OONDmONED paneled r o o MINO HOUSE —yawty In- 600. Vacant, Best buy in town. 289-3668. school bond -issue account be final public hearing is on pro­ I^the operators 70 Indian HiU Trait Permanent siding, furnaces, portedly come home from work Coventry in the general- accounting train. Guarantee of $160 week­ Antiques 56 office sp ^ es for business or come, $6,804, excellent return T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 648- Aluminum storms and screens. closed out. There is about $2,- posed amendments to the Tow* Glastonbuiy — 647-0921 BRICK R/lNirCH —loaded with SOUTH WINDSOR-7 and 8 to find a, room full of smoke. field. In addition to a chal­ ly. Call 644.^02 for interview. professional use. Reasonable on investment. Centrally locat­ i m . Over $4,000 yearly income. All 300 remaUitog to this aocoiint. Pension Plan. They concenf' tpCT.TAm,H! woman to care for WANTED TO BUY-Antiques, extrps,I, 7 T rorooms plus finished, room Ranches, brand new, city Not ha'ving the fire department’s lenging assignment this Paragon is a growing com­ rates, ample parking. Option­ ed. Call Paul J. Correntl Agen­ appliances included with sale. It will go'into the general fund more liberal vesting rigMs^ IjWo school boys. 6:46 a.m.- $97. PAYS ALL. Asaumo 4% pM c MANCHEeTBR - 6 % room. baseinentt: 2 b a ^ , Vflrepliiee, water, fireplaces, emergency number, she. called Eight Items opportunity will provide pany scheduled to move in-' MAN FOR CARPET workroom, steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ al telephone answering and' cy. 648-6868 or 648-3126, now. Centrally located. $3,000 down. and must be used to reduce the earlier retirement for poUoe^ l2:16 p.m. 649-8721, after 3. csiit mortgage. Attraotiva 8- Ranch, assumable 4^ per cent garaiges. J. D. Real Blatate Co., the operator, who called the above average wages and to new air - conditioned full-time. We will train, 6-day ed lamps, art glass, prlmitlvos. secretarial service available garage,, carpetilg* t^*' * J. D. Real Estate Oo., 643- bond issue. men, increased disaMllty p sy^ plant at 121 Adams St. by any quantity, 644-8962. bedroom Ranch, .flraplaca, mortgage, 8 bedrooms, kHcheu 000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-6129. fire department. (Fire chief menta, and inclusion in the ptsi|' P ^ T -T IM B COUNTER work. benefits, excellent working week, fringe benefits. Apply cm premises. Inquire at lobby 6129. The PBC' looked <>ver maps Before March 27, 1967. desk. Pyramid Building, 367 Houses For Solo 72 traaa, view. Rutcldna Agency, with bUllt-lns, large living 643-167T.". drawn by the architect showing Maaeggla .again reminds of the town treasurer and part? Apply Lucky Lady Laundry, conditions. Write Box T, Adelor Turgeon, Watkins Bros. SOUTH WINDSOR — $17,600. Herald, stating education, 936 Main St. East Center St. or call week- ___ _— ■■ ------r------IT;” Realtors, 6494034. room, fireplace. $19;900’ Phil- MANCHESTER—8 room Colo­ Modern 8-bedroom Ranch f equal townspeople to keep that num­ time town emptoyes. ’ l3 Purnell Place, Wednesday W on fed— ^To Buy 58 brick ^ e n c y . Realtors, 649- SEVEN ROOM Split on 160 x ber by their phmies. If they experience and salary re­ Excellent opportunity for days. 9-5. 647-9903, evenings nial 1 % baths, dishwasher, oversized tot, assumable 4% square footage between the town Town Session Other items on the agenda, a.m., Thursday 7-9 p.m. full cellar..GI or conventional MANCHESTER — nice 4 room 200 lot,-iH baths,, fine subur­ don’t have it, call him.) _------quirements. qualified personnel. Top WE BUY AND sell antique and or weekends, 875-4763. 6i4T.' ’ ’ . " ■ ’ ' ' carpeting, family room, recrea^ per cent mortgage, $106.68 and Mrs. Olive Toomey, adja­ are adoptiMPUTER OPERATOR — Agency," 'Realtors, 649-6S47.' Six room Cape, convenient lo­ iow 20’s. Bel Air Real Estate, sor, 289-3406. Mr. Wey, 649-2610. Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. for rent, $145. Available imme­ the board for admiaalon of lonial. Formal dining room, 24’ night. It will have a regular ClemeweU Young, tel. 648-8981. is to hear the recommendations the town clerk’b land reeonb. - LADIES—part-time—name your Burroughs 283, evenings, 3 cation. Near bus, schools and 643-9332. I living. room with fireplace, i w E BEDROOMS, 2 full baths monthly meeting Monday. of the Board of Selectmen, the hours as a Fullerette in your •DISHWASHER FOR evening hours, Monday-Friday. Man­ diately. Call 643-4013. electors in the Town o f Bolton, shopping. Treed tot. Only $16,- Under reports, toe board wiU WANTED—USED gas range in INVITATION large kitchen with all built-ins modem kitchen with built-ins, Democratics Pick, Two Board of Finance, and the Board neighborhood, earn $2-3 hourly. work, full time position. Apply chester office. For Interview ______Connecticut, will hold a session 900. Hayes Agency. 646-0131. ANDOVER — 8 room Colonial, inspect a revised plot plan fron^ good condition for heating and including refrigerator. 2'^ 2 fireplaces, walk-out base­ At a special meeting Friday of Eklucation to construct a cen­ Call 644-0202. In person only, Howard John­ call between 8:30-S p.m., Mr. c Le r r FOR shipping depart- in the Community hall Ih said Fireplace, only $14,900. FHX, Manchester Community Ooltoga cooking. Call after 3 :30, 643- TO BID Town on March 15, 1967, to baths, beautiful large tot. $26,- ment, screened porch, garage, the Democratic Town Oomtm Heart Campaign tral office building for school ■ '__:____ ,------son's Restaurant. 394 Tolland Jablonowski, 649-5361. ment, in local printing plant. PRINCETON ST.—Large cus­ $550 down. Pasek, MLS Real­ for the 115-aora Globe HoUda^ 7094. SPECIAL Sealed bids will be received examine the qualificatlors of 900. Call eariy. H. M. Frech­ handy locatlm fireplace, rec room, top loca- .C"®® da’wn dance Heart Association.. ,;.cf Greater RedMortfiifn P o ^ a r i Club Plan, Depart­ refrigerator, living, room furni­ of the suHi: irive'hospital, excellent working like to take advantage of for overnight and permanent Article 2. To consider and to " J “ home for small family, T. J. 2-oar garage, large private cathedral celling, oversized 2- Board of Education for a grata Americans Wiled, 44 wounMG our modem store, excellent endorsed candidates of the DemocraUc Party for nominauon to 2-car garage, extra tot. Just Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Conditions and fringe benefits. 643-4257 875-7927 guest rates. establish a building commit­ yard, $22,900. Hayes Agency, CAT garage. SNS Builders, 649- for a central office building proj- and four missing in ground aO( wage scale and complete the Municipal OfiSces specified below to be filled at the Municipal reduced to $22,400. Mitten 3069. Life insurance, major medical FATHERS — MOTHERS tee composed of 5 members. $19,400 — 6 room Si^it Level 646-0131. Coltimbia ect. The meeting would also au- tlons Monday and Tuesday^ fringe benefit package, we TWIN BEDROOM, two busi­ election to be held on May 16, 1967 in the Town of Andover. A A!gency, RtoltorS, 643-6030. insurance, etc. Call Mr. Gaudet Article 3. To see what actitm wall-wall carpeting, stove, 1% thorize the b o^ d to accept or along with 61 communist dead.'.c would like to talk with — TEACHERS — ness men, parking, (jail 649- list of the persons so endorsed as candidates is on file lii my MANCHESTER—$16,900. FuU Manchester Memorial Hospital, WANTED — Experienced lathe the Town wishes to take on baths. Twin size bedrooms, Wcmtef Town Deposit Fund 7-1-67 to. 7-1-69 Inunaculate condition. Grding to pub- Qifford, Warren Jurovaty, Ann additional appropriation of Wiled and 17 Americans wera ’Oood home service delivery J U i O e * 3 9 cal commissions on •»» -SA_- •«__ A.__ '-w______' * _ _ toJf ’AAA $116. Parking. 15 Forest St., clerk hire in the office of the ance with Sections 9-382 through 9-460, inclusive,' of tlto General fuB ftolibed rec room, $16,900. Tettelbach; Freshmen, James JS.OOO to the town’s coiitlngen- wounded. 'x o u ^ are now open, which national and ‘ di*» «' the Ctanoe Qub held a ggjj The Rotary Club has election nam Monday, ^ tli only 4g ,many fringe benefits. A newcomer to accounting SM ROOM heated apartment, the recommendation of the behalf of aity‘ enroltNI Democratic Party member may be, ob- liberal Commission arrange- 0304. l o t s F o r S a te 7 3 pice oVgan os “ the traddtioiial Those bn toe "B ” honor roll of officers at its 6:45 pm . diii- strike and armed reconnals* field. Requires accounting 73 Tolland Tpke., Manchester stove and refrigerator, second Board of Finance to "a^pro- tabled from Beatrlcb ' E. Kowalski, .Deippbratic Registrar of 'ment makes possible high ------*— ------.instaimeta” of the church in the *1 ®t- CV^mba s Church Include* Setabrs, Calvin Cho- ner meeting tomorrow in Cov- sance missions reported. Six school or college back­ floor, central" location, $125. priate an additional amoun' Voters, Route 6, Anfiover, Conutoti^L^Jnstructltt^ tor f l ^ wanec Robert German. Stephen entry Grange Hall on Rt. 44A cargo boats were reported dan^ -'earnings. 649-5296 VSRNON-BUILDING lots, off Western'' world. But it encour­ wMh Itobert HariA^ National ground, but. no previous mohithly. 648-1166, 9 a.m-'S p.m. aged 26 miles southeast o f Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 not to exceed the sum- of such a candidacy arer.tcontained in Piirt ^ InstrucUph 'Pags, of Lake St., $2,500 each. H. M. aged "nnstruments chaiheteriBi- Paddling chainnan, and Eric Carol Lowman, Jacque- expert ence. Permanent, $4899.00 to the police ac- the petiUbb tonn, copied which an;e^yi|UabIe,.bi:sfilS Regjs- Manchester Evening Herald xhanh Hoa, and other targets i ^ l y Personnel Department ONE HOUSEKEEPING room. .Frechette Realty, 644-0416, 289- tic of a particular people” and Oomitattee Of- Mattoyye; Juniors. Robert steady employment in a GROOMINO- and boarding all C oventry correep(»dent F. included the Thanh Hoa railroad PART-TIME mornings for Jan­ Apply Thomas Morrow, 26 cdunt. ’’ ' ’ ' traris OlBoe. ,$Mor to. the pejUttmmuni(M^ age benefits sind working 648-6427. lot left H. M. Frechette »»“ *»*» ««««^ and if those tar Call 7 - 9 P.M. St., Manchester. 649-6834. - ’ LOOKING FOR anything In real the recoinmendation of the peUtion containing the nqutoed number .of rigngtum <)f eiiiiphed atrumeitts are suitable o r adapt­ tion from,, Eastern Division.Levesque, Jo-Bllen Pa------^------^ tions lines and storage sresa conditions, salary commen­ ty, 644-0446, 380-8568. Qharies Argiros 643-9390 P E ^ R E E OERALIN Shep- e tate rentals — apartments, Boards of Finance to appro- Democratic Baemberi* bi the Town mus^ be filed wlfli, «iofi able for church use. - iMtnhers, ^h, Elizabeth Verprauskas; Volcano Grew Fast toe.southern panhandle. .f, surate with ability. - homes, multiple dwellings, ^no priate..an additional sum of trar of Voters not later thafi'4:(>0 P.M..on March l 5, 1967; |eii{w SAN BENBJDICrO ISLAND, The largest ground operation Richard BrOiwn 289-0546 herds, aorxy no paj^rs, medes ' t r e e d AND lahOscaped 100 X “ Tlie culture and traditions of G i ^ e r , )puM(tay (taalrmap. |^homores, Michael Andry : or. fdjtnalCC $26. Call 648-0906. fees. Call J. D .'R eal Bsthte^ $l$i6.00 to the tatejiest ac- the 21st day pncedbig the day bf the priroaty. - , V \ individual peoples must he tak­;- Attendance Includ- Daniel Burns; Kenneth Mexico—The Bercena Volcano In progress. Junction City ’ la eouht of 'the uniform fiscal bated at Andover, Connecticut, this .3rd day o f 8far MH& DIVISION ArticloS Fof Solo 45 5?*^*** apartment. Article 8. To see what action Cleric of the IflunlelpaUty The new nfles upheld toe im- ThomssTbftmaii Peters,Patera Greg(iry) San-'I'a cone of pumice had grown to tac contMt, a (pokesman saiA ) Machinists — Days stove, refrigerator, ho( water. 'sst member of your family theftown wishes to t^e:e on ------pattenfc-rtyta jBtylas! LARGE--WOODED BoHon tats . oortenCe t,ortencs o f trained chunih ?*^**^^’ tWo. Michae) Sirak.i.sirak r (,Jack l. Tai*v. 1.2001,200 feet aboveaboVe sea J I level, it He reported 11 enemy and onV;on_ Homestead Rve., Hartford FIRST NATIONAL FROM WALL TO wall, np soil Apply Marlow’s. 8^ \Mabi S t the' recommendation ot\ subsided in 1963, but erupted in American killed and' six Ainsite/ Bridgeport ahd I^a^kes \ T ^ r t a » Perliy ®“‘ ® Ml®, ta restricted residen-\ Choirs bubut __ also _said _ the _ congre- ™tcher,_ _Carl Goslins; Henry xh(MnpBon and Jacqueline Al- Board o f Finance on an aid*-' 1966, building up to 1,280 feet, cans wounded. An Equal Opporuinity ' carpets cleaned with 454 MAIN S T .^ room rpart- ^ setch for one versl^; aal area. Can 648-4461, eve- gation -atlon ah()uldsh^d sing along"aioog" even Ramm, .Mrs. William 1 Jacobus. STORES, INC. dttlonar apprbpriation of $5,- pobket Pattern provides for a trim «ito a softly-smocked nlngs. When “ a choir is used. The docu- Robert . Bartlett Srt, Mrs. r..Im- ““er, Catoerinb Giant, Mary Employer Set up capability required, heated. $85. 643-2426, shampooer $1. The Sherwin- oje 000.00 to the ''ConUngeiicy Slip to mat(toi , _ a (flffepent'lMkl ment Mid Uie -0ung Mass should clus.xwDinaoii Jr., Kitiky Robin- Dnxlnipat Lynne Kaplan, Janet aircraft experience helpful, ldCPERlE9fCED backhoe opei> Parit A Oakland. Aves. ..jWlfliams (3o. ' Account . > WOOLEN SYSTEM. No. 3166 Pattern No. 2998 has tissus COVENTRY —• 16, acros. $876 56 hour week, hospltali^- take preferoKe over ‘toe Mass son, Ovaries l^dall, Lucien Moeckel, Harriet Randall, Susan wHb knowledge -of ame- ONE 6 R(X)M and a one room bated at Coventry, Oonnecti- t e d n r i ^ 6 montlm toSy^^^ . and- 6 incluslys; per a m . 876' frontage. Ifigh East Hartford ; Uon Insurance, time and a 30 PER, CENT off knitting nee- aaid without music. Levwque, Mrs. H ebert Englert scfauaaler, Barbara WWtehousei and Installation.ol eq^tlc apartment Heat, hot water, no c u t March 4th, 1967i, . Weavers,' Fixers, Spinnefii, experienee desirable bnt Size 1 , SmoeWng, sevring and . finishing wood. luMO,’ . Pasek, Realtors, While the an(dent Gregorian Sr.,;Mr*. William Muiphy. wid'jji^pjjj i^qijner; Freshmen, , half after is______hours,_ paid _ _ va- _ dies,/ ' bistructlcm books, children or pets. Cal]. 648-2068. Richard M..,Oaltoat toch tor dress; slip, % yard. * y X » -7 iii, T42-8248. ms.' Paid hoUda^-.and cation, holii^ys a^ uto-/' l^ tt^ , . crochet, tattbig,_em- wiU train. chant wu* aaaigned “ pride of Earl Gardner, all o f Columbia. Jerome Berkowitz, Steven ’pound work tor the right J. Richard Ntooto ' T o^ ^ ^ , 4- s^ ^ ordeV; sehd 86o ta (joins {dace,”' " toe - document said • ' ----- new A National Champlonahip Re- Brookman, Daniel Taggart, FOR EXPERT form s. . bibWery,' .i.aoceasoito8i A -Yam- TORBB ROOM apartment, $80 , Stock Dye MiBh and Drav Mart for Dye Hoose. Mdet Upton Construction, Inc. Richard M. HAiidey SiibiiriMn For Seda 75 . Apart .Co.^Ific,, .89 Cnttags St.^ c. monthly.. Retyrehce . required. be ambitioiK and have desire to ifidviOice to super** woriu sbouk) be “ h ^ in honor, gatte meeting, toltowed^, toe din-’ Donna AKaffer, Aubyn Bar- WHEEL ALICa41fENTc-.*WHEEL BALANCING after 6 p.m. Board of-fieledtinen ner. . , .. otrom, Diana Bem, Helen Bens- Manchester. Limited quantity,. .7 In^uira U7 Btech S t -.,., , , , vibory position. Experience dcNrable bb| will traift RADUTOR REPAnONG AND REC0R1N6 . BXPBRlBNCEb service sta- 649-4947 ^ E v e n i n g Herald, 1150 AVlfc OF caaton ftemaads. SA PateMl^f Sim eT ' ' Ingar. Itertoa Brand. Ifickte 'ANT MANAGER for Na- ^ ■ all sale; final, .cash and carry. 4 qiialifiM men. - •.'.<,'*,' - COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ..tioa attendant, top wages, for 5H ROOMS, second' floof,' Edward R*Auteui],' preildeat Martha Carter, San- ooneem In field of ree- 10080, ’ S S d O ^ ^ a f f b u m - l S ^ t o right than. Wyman Oil Oo. 24 ' A R X E N k'SN (^ blower, Arspeed stove, refrigerateb*, garaga. Several other openings available. ia-; o f S t Columba's Holy- Name dra DoeCher, Sfiam i Greenem. Must be neat, aggies- Exo^leiiit-Qp^riaBlty ' Mfiin St., 648-2454. 4% h.p. fairly new, '|ctei con- 643-6637.’ After 6 p.m. caU Society, says. -a.-St. Patri(ta’a Susoa Henry, JiU Holbrook and' have salesmanship qurll- TWO MEN WANTBb for da tor middle hgb -’’'contde bt, 1 t dition, $150. 649-9093. 648-20871 API .Y IN PERTON' O ' S L ^ Zip code and. Style Nurnbeip. b Pr^jneh-Speaktag and Engllsh- Night dinn-r will ba oervod in AUela LyUkalnen- Alae some Jmowlei^ of GLASS FILMS’ butaUer, pleas­ livery of appliances and fiiT' ______siipirienieeiit their Uooine by., tahing caire’of small bqlldlng.' keeh ' i o n w ith ' ftig latest >N(»w—'67 Spring-Summer al- BOLTON—New 8 room Raised speaking parts of the world, the church hall March T8. CLARKE MOTOR SALES with figures. RMerenc* ant IhteresUng woric, start up niture, evenings and Satur- LUCE m n v—86 volumes ihuik- FOUR ROOMS, second floor', Mnst live 09 pnmisea.XWlt SQMIRWILLE M f f ^ l ^ W ordering toe ,l)unfl.. Articles; Custom Gofife-. Rahch, IH baths, family room, were told to agree on a common Corned beef end ciabbkge will Maneheeter Evenlnjg Herald lUlred. Apply in person to to $2.80 per hour. Complete daya. Good pay. many bene- W««naU’a Encyclopedia, like, excellent condition, Chestnut 9 be aervod at 6^80 and T pm. ChtltauUa eoireapondsnt Vlr- 301-BROAD STREET-«43.!)Sn 649-0iS4i. .. J ... 80HE88VBXE„C0NN...... Sarin*Spring -' ' aitdand Summer Baste tiai; togiMdr features; Itsms to garage; lAohard AAgency, translation of Latin hymns into >#w *ade ■ toalnbig provided. East Hart- fits. Can Mr. FettenglUi- 646- onee k M by -B in t Nailioiia^ at-.,-near center, middle aged- Bialtani, AitelMM. modgtta kuig$Mges. ' Oo shsirmsn gliila Oarisos^ tsL 33|-M3*4 ’ betWeeo'i aod FMl)ioto ite,» ...li.rrrT 0 ^ AOa A i . - ierd. 880*«2SS. pcefecred. No p e^ 6M467te:'’''-‘ ;35;S W e S iQ iC l, MARCH 7 ,19OT PAGE BIGHTEEM i •'. , » , The Wea&cP « Averug* Daflr Net Pren Rm Increasing cloudlnsss tO* For Um WMk Ended night, chance of light snoW Tickets will not be > on sale Four Manchester students are HAVf YOU AN BCIurch A, 19l 7 40% early tonight then clear- ^ on the dean’s li^t at the Unl- Charter Ckaage tog and cold, low 5-16; fetft after tomorrow for the annual event iCHCDUUD /About Town Catholic Brownies, Juniors, verelty of Connecticut School Supe^^ cold tomorrow, high to 80fc Th« execlitlva ix>ard o( the Cadettes and Senior Oirl Scouts of Business Administration for M d in Resi^ncy R i^ t h a t CAUS for 15,069 : Manchestpr^A City of VUlage C h e^ Twine Mothers Club of Oreat- Breakfast Sunday at 8 a.m, at the fan liemester. TJiey are POOD? er. Hartford •will .meet tomorrow Manchester High School Cafe­ Robert J. Adams o f 17 Hoi- PRICE SEVEN CENTft Uster S t, Paul A. Beckerman O iartli. MANCHESTER, CONN./WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1967 at S p.m. at die home of Mrs. teria. Tickets may be o^italned It nwf be • ' wedfUng, • b » VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 133 (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) ■l ■ . ’ li- Ulysses J. Morin of 36 Murray from Mrs. Leonardo Parla, 33 of 173 Spruce SL, Bruce M. Just w Infor^ ge^ . . .1* ^ * Siirw. together « t a eoctatyt lodge or St., East Hartford Edgerton St., Mrs. Dominic Bentley o f 163 ^Highland S t, 'in* a pvopOMd that |^^obext Weiss wT».,flv«d hi • 1*1,1 '/■* 1 ■ •oMMeodly grosv Cataldo, 18 Green Manor Rd-. Michael J. O'Brien of 437 Hlghr- ^ meht heads he reared to live Windsor, but soon build a land S t Senior ClUzen’s Club will meet or Mrs. Louise Orlowskl, 67 rlB town lsn!t sure that charter home In Manchester. IfTe Are Prepared to tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Sen- Keeney St. ‘ chadM Is,needed to implement One recommendation being Nej (ro Leaders Cool M G M W ins h ' . Miss Unda Maher„ daughter 3 lOT Cltisen Center, Myrtle and It ..tbe.tiw Adler votes out of the 4,486,400 Don't wail lot a Special Occasion Edward Kuehn, Mrs. Sherwood 4V' -!SU »P A » r.--.. ■ l o s e School. 9 A.M. to■ V P A I . GARDEN GROVE shares represented. The re­ Bowers, Robert Richmond and Speaks on t TELEPHONE 64d*6313--«49.6314 sult meant that Robert H. B A R R i C i N i Roger Dolan. Those needing Trans-Atlantic Brides and ;t 6r-of public works and the ■wa- ARTHUR DRUB should lltlg;ation fall to settle the O’Brien, who hda been presi­ transportation may contact Prof. Wilbert Snow, professw ,ig|t sewer superintendent NEW YORK^‘(AP) — matter by April 11. Land Sliver Parents Association will meet dent since 1863, will con­ V Before Dawn CHOCOLATES Miss Carrie Seymour, 167 E. emeritus of Werieyan Unlvar-» ||g designates thepi. because Neyro pleaders ip Harlem Percy Sutton, Manhattan" bor­ W: ■ tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Vet­ and around the country re­ tinue to head the film com­ Center St. eran’s Memorial, Sunset Ridge, sity, Middletown, tad forwrr^.^ cuti^ ough president whose home' po­ pany now 43 years old. He iM ii create their own cxcitemonti Only Block East Hartford. governor of Connecticut, ^ {1 ii^ jiays that they are-the only acted coolly today to James . litical district is in Harlem, said turned baclr tjie effort of Attacks Kill i I Miss Gale Correntl of 233 speak Friday at 7:80 P-m-;#y,Aek'w H. Meredith’s plans to run he would support Powell., Sut­ Philip J. Levin, New Jersey Ferguson Rd. will graduate Cpl. Douglas Johnson, son of WOOUTUli.Woodn^ Hall,niMii ^ntM < "riMf' DUt o,,th© dir^r CUrGCTOr pi p* pubhc pUDiUv as the Republicans’ choice ton, a Democrat like most Har­ land developer, to wrest To Flooding 6 Americans from a Licensed Practical Nurse Douglas Johnson Sr. of 87 S. tional Church. His topic is^hbw vacant ■'.if against Democrat Adam lem leaders,, said In a state­ control of the company. Program Friday at 8 p.m. at Main St., recently returned “ Poetry and R eligion';,. risdidents; RCsl- Clayton Powell in a special ment: NATCHTTOCiHBS, La. (AP) event is open to th e: pubUc. “While Mr. Meredith has cer­ SAIGON (AP) — Visit the E.C. Goodwin Technical from Vietnam where he served dency. i^uirements. if apprqv- congrressional election Aprih — A sliver of land, less than 100 School, New Britain. The pro- with the ,3rd Division of the The speaker will discuss spme hd, ' ouM apply to______future- — em- tainly earned his credentials as Communist guerrillas 11. 'a civil rights hero, 1 think the feet wide and shrinking at the Liggett Drug grram is sponsored Jointly by Marine Corps. He has been re­ of his poetry, comment on poeth, ',pi(^e8 . and may liol, p6r?sihly, They gave him little chance of made two attacks on U.S. Republicans will find many In France’s Left rate of 55 feet per year, stands the Connecticut State Depart­ assigned to the U.S. Marine and relate his insights about J^e; be..: reiiroactive for present em- winning, and some charged he forces in the Mekong Delta at the Parkade ment o f Education and SL Corps Reserve at Camp Le- poeu and "their prophetic ivl- the Harlem community feel Mr. between the Rad River and pos­ before dawn today, killing was being used. Meredith is an outsider, se­ Francis Hospital, Hartford. Jeune, N.C. His w ife and Sion.” ‘V'' ta for the psesent department Meredith, in agreeing to op­ Forms Block sible flooding of historic Natchi­ six Americans and wound­ daughter will accompany him Prof. Snow, who for many heads who are not town resl- lected by toe Republicans and toches and the Cane River Val­ RESTAURANT pose Powell ’Tuesday after being outsiders to be imposed on the ing 25. One other Ameri­ to Camp LeJeune. His brother, years was professor of English Gents, there areonly three: recommended by Republican ley. can was missing, and two Cpl. William Johnson, is writh literature at Wesleyta, was bom gypt, ^f Schools William CJurtls, Harlem community.” For Election The strip separates the flood- leaders, said he was aware that The Rev. Roy Nichols, pastor South Vietnamese platoonf^ the Marine Corps and stationed in White Head Island, a amall who lives to Wallingford; Town In running he might lay himself prone Red River from the pla­ of toe Salem Methodist church, p a r t s (AP) — France’s usu- suffered heavy casualties. at Camp Garcia, Vieques Isle, fishing settlement In Mainer He banner Joseph Tamsky, a West open to “the fear and toe scorn cid Cane River, a lake-like grew up near the ocean,- and '■ Every Tuesday and Thursday sald Meredith “is unprepared ^iiy quarreling leftists com- stretch of water that once was A 15-minute mortar barrsigb See us for E A ^ Puerto Rico. from fellow Negroes.” He said of 80 rounds hit the first major Sprucehead, a village of about and not indigenous to the Har- pigted a single slate Tuesday the bed of the Red River. that Powell, excluded from the American base established ih I CARDS • CAMDY 300 in his native state, was toe leim community.” night to a concerted effort to “ One more high' water Uke we Marine Corps League Auxil­ House last week, had lost his toe delta about 2 a.m. catching iary will meet tomorrow at 8 inspiration for much cl his ear­ STEAK NIGHT “The man has not even waij- ^irrest control of the National had in the spring of 1968 could FAIRWAY Influence and the people de-' ed to see whether or not Mr. Assembly from President most of the soldiery asleep. ThO • DECORATIONS p.m at Marine Hall on Parker ly writing. DISTINCTIVE serve more than what they’re go through," says Herman Tay­ FIRST Powell is going to retain his Charles de Gaulle’s party in barrage killed two and wounded St. A birthday dinner schedul­ He has been writing poetry getting. lor Jr., owner of toe farm land for the past 50 years and aX seat by court order,” added the Sunday’s runoff election. being eroded away by toe Red 23 at toe Oth Infantry Di'vlsion’b ed oefore the' meeting has been Every Wednesday Meredith’s name was sug­ ’ Dong Tam camp some 40 mile|i canceled. now has a published ooUe^Oh Rev. Mr. Nichols. ‘It seems to ,phe Communists were report- River. I V ^ CANDLES # PAPER TADLEWARE T A P gested by an unidentified Har­ JABIES BOBBEDITH south of SBugon. ~ of six books of bis poems. lem Republican leader last me he is jumping the gun before have withdrawn at least 16 "'I'nat"That wouiu.would icavcleave um^only theuic >8 LOCATIONS; Downtown Main St. and East Middle Tpke.^ W L the race starts. I don’t tWnk candidates who received more jam and levee" to protect Natch- It wBis the first shelling of too th Stores Open lliurs. and^ Peter F. Call, son of Mr. and R week. publican ..Executive Oonunlttee (Next to Popular Market). Both Stores Open lliurs. and ROAST BEEF Au Jus Night Meredlth will get a second Im k y^jeg jji their districts than oth- itoches and the entire Cane Riv- CBonp since 9th Division t o fa » Mrs. Arthur V. Call of 17 Le- Ace Soutoerglll of Santa 0 A A Tuesday he was recom­ from the 18th District His hom- kFri. Mil 8 P.M. from Harlem, not even a first ^j. igftjgt candidates in the first gp Valley," adds Taylor, who trymen moved Into it to lafi, land Dr. has enlisted in the Barbara, Calif., son of Mr. and mended by members of toe Re- inatiqfi Is expected to be made P R 9 A3.00 PER PERSON looli-” ,. , round of voting last Sunday. ’Ihe ^yg he has so far lost 200 acres January. The camp is about one ' U.8 . Army under the graduate Mrs. Lewis Southergdll of 18 at a meeting of toe rank-and-file mile square, on ground dredged specialist program. He is at­ Hendee Rd., has been Invited by , H D U Harlem Republican County Wilbert Kirby, speaking lor candidates stepped down in worth $70,000. Business and civ- tiHthiti a week the Harlem '—“chapter2'" - - of------the Con- thejhg belief that more moderate jcic ,groupsfrwAima here agreeocrTAto urithwith HTay- from the Mekong River, and is tending a basic military jour­ Vice President Hitoert Hum­ 1 S E commlReemen within a week. surrounded by paddy land nalism course ^t Army Defense r. phrey to attend a conference E S • COLONIAL DmiNO ROOM • COCKTAIL LOUNGE Solar Probe largely controlled by thu Vi^ Information School, F t Benja­ on councils of government ApHt TMotrict[strict ct Harlem inIn 1312 consec-consec u.„ chosen “• — Tto V'iirui.kill his oollt-__n* *«=<“ rm,. • r*.o>jno*Q raccived . . The U.S. Army Corps of Kngi- S utlve elections by wide margins, has chosen to kll W P® ’ The Gaullists, who received peers feels the narrowing of the Cong at night. min Harrison, Indiansi. He is a 2 to 4 in Washington, D.C. Another Oth Division post was 1862 graduate o f M tachester Southergill is director of hG Rwkn In 4# Cndtt^ fhn MMo Musle kd C e d W lm d tr ha«L little comment wheh he ambitions S just over 87 per c«»t of the vote between toe two rivers Rocket (Mf; Started, this is a good race tor ^ ^he first round, expressed * ^gg^ threat ' hit by mottors and small-Btnqf BITUIVT^NOUS High School, and a 1866 grad­ Area Planning (Touncil in SaiitG SatwAih-* le 1 learned of toe announcernent. ^ jo enter. He made one mis- confidence they would retain a ^ ®we h. fire two hours later at Rach uate of St. Francis College, ------„ . . ra ttim K) enter, to mauc confidence they would retain a * ‘•wro have the situation under Barbara. ------— “We’ll“ We’ll wait wait and and see see, he he said said ^ take eoihar jpg to to Mississippi Mississippi with with a a majority mainritv to tn the the 487-seat 487-aeat Assem- Assem- observation ____ •> („, " Armyan Army engineer engineer Kien, about a dozen mUes front Maine. BESEitVATIONS ACCEPTED FOB BANOUCTS AND FTOCT Report C ^ d 878-0269 BOUTE 83 (NEXT TO OLENNBY7* LUMBEB Ca) ^ • irom hlB retreat n Bimini, toe Bi,big^„gtead of a gun. This is bly and that voters would sup- ______J said recently. reS ly Saigon. The U.S. soldiers and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert'J. li^g- NASSIFF ARMS ELLINGTON, CONNECTICUT DRIVEWAYS VArSiCAPE KENNEDY. tk-lJjXNXNfifLFi, Fla. rm . (AP) ----- 7---- 7; ~ to suicide, rtoming against a genl- De Gaulle’s leadership 'We feel wb havebavjs adequate lev- two platoons of about 60 South gett o f 142 Keeney Dr., BoltOa, G91 m a i n 648-1647 . , A Eits. *1 71 J court acUim in. efforts to regain . Only 81 candidates — 66 Vietnamese soldiers were on Fartdng Areas e Gas Stations e Basketball Courts have returned home after an - A “sunshine satellite called but plans to run'again (See Page Thirty-Nine) them outpost duty and were bedl^ Now Booking for Seasonal Work extended stay in Florida. 0 8 0 3 rocketed spaceward to­ round _ _ _ bloodied In the two-hour battlb. day to study secrets of toe sun A U.S. spokesmEui said the Early Bird Special for prompt seats to be decided. Candidates lev W '^ i^ S i W Rlv^r , cuid help guard astronauts from to toe runoff need, (« ly a plurah- the Herman TayWr tibnd, Americans had four dead, two deadly solar radiation dUrtPK wounded and one missing. A 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL 1st and reliable tytastead ^ a iMjority to ^ about tjvo miles north of Grand flights to the moon and planets,. 1,000 Anti-Maoists elected. Most of ™c m will j^xire, was eaten away by toe Vietnamese lipokesmEm said toe All work Personally supervised. We are 100% Insured. A fiery Delta rocket blasted pit Gaullists against toe left. river. The levee then was set SINCE 1920 service . • • off at 11:12 Bum. to hurl the 640- (See Pagb Fourteen) ^ 1®'’®® and..,dam K it DeMAIO BROTHERS pound OSO, for orWttog^,aolar A^ested by Troops up iof HhATI Vll OYYVAr- tHal n.Q stAtA*9 PXhibltS. time when "numerous solar also said that Chen Yu, gover- trial as state’s exhibits. amlnation is needed for Lewis ofQgjjjg^'SSS treaty wnen me {senate “roreigii U S — ------of the governor’seovemor “» budget ” «?*■tor Our Lowest Prices Yet!! flares spew streamers of radia- nor of Kwangtung Province in The examination was post- testimony during the trial. ..Tjjgy „ake any pacts they Relations Committee approved aavMce "J 'i l'. A Lstite Central Convalr 660 trSted the door Into the paasen- The Teamstere Union said state cities out of flnanow crasbod near Kenton, Ohio, Sun- ger compartment and lodged to today that Hoffa would not re- stralta was supported today w day night, klfling ftil 88 persons the ciltag. ' celve hta $100.000-a-year sstiary a public legislative hearing . . ,- '■ ’ • ’1 ' abofud. Cause of the crata has FBI' agents began an invef- L JL lOHNSUN ’'a ' “Z s i?!‘. ■ wtiUe In p rison " but his wife John F . BothweB* 46, "F recte .>U. not been determined. , tigatlon and recovered the spent would be paid $4,000 a month. los” in the "Our Ctang” PAINT m i : There were two other bomb bullet,^ The money for Mrs. Hoffa film series, died today hoaxes last week. In Columbus, stewardess CSn- Nun-Such Show. Fun Ever Before in Troy • was-voted by the union’s Execu- Jersey . . . Fire a w e^ SBaart 723 MAIN S f . “ My opinion is that these are jy l« u Sougbert, 18, Indianapo- them all a day’s vacation yesterday. Sister B fcch^. tive Board. PoUoe Department atab^ ^ Just coincidences,’’ James W. E. gg, (old authorities a man, Sister Richard Leo o:^ St. Francis DeSales Schw l^ Fltzsimmtms, 68. who long stroying 11 hocaes valuad 4F Lb. •' - , president, said at the compaify fun. (AP Pbotefak). / ^ tvi. i ( j ^ Y ^ F l v e ) students^ a ft e r nearly. foot o f snow fell, giving Read Herald Ads {■■■■ beUtiqusrters to Indianapolis. ■( i:” 'Ct