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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1967 P^GE THiRTY-tWO ;^aht^?atfr lEMnutg l|walii ■ , 'i... Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather r . E'er the Week Ended Variable cloudlneu and ■ WeisS Pledges* OeoMnber I, 1866 About Town tonight, low 20-25; parity / cloudy and cold tomorrow, higB Mountein Laurel Chapter of ‘Tightly Drawn’ Sweet Adelines, Inc,’ will re­ 15,131 80-35. T hearse tom om w at 8 p.m. at Fund Proposals SECOND BIG WEEK OF OUR GREATEST HOME MAKING EVENr. Manche$ter— A City o f‘ Village Charm the Kussian American National ■ -'-I Town Manager Robert B. ■ .* o-' Center 211 Wethersfield Ave., (Claseitied Advertising on Page 17) VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 80 (TWENTY PAGES). MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1967 PRICE SEVEN CENTS Hartford. The event Is open to Weiss last night promised that all women interested in four- this year’s town budget would part hannOny. be “ tightly drawn.’ ’ STOCK-UP TIME FOR FAMOUS , In a prepared statement to The Barbersharps will pre­ the Board of Directors, Weiss sent a prograni of four part singled out five town improve­ harmony singing tonight at the ments last year and noted They Lad^ Pepperell Rocky H ill Veterans Hospital. were accomplished without a r/. Copter Rescues Fivie The group was formed about tax increase. six months ago and has 14 “ My new budget will continue members. Mrs. Louis Petrou is to be tightly drawn,” he pledg­ sheets, eases ^director. ed. Weiss, stressed that Manches­ ter must develop a “ lopg-range Arm y and Navy Auxiliary full range of capital improvement program Beautifully finished closely woven type 131 muslin will meet tonight at 7' at the From Mountain Top designed to take care of our Holmes Funeral Home, 400 and super smooth type 186 combed percale sheets needs in the areas of school regular or fitted styles MsUn St, to pay respects to the »> } maintenance, water and sewer and coses—bleached to o snowy white. Regular sizes, late Mrs. Ina Mankin, a past facilities, traffic control and fitted bottoms plus matching coses—oil at low sole president of the group. highways within our ability to prices. pay.” type-186 combed percales All Suffering The' Alpina Society will meet Recalling his first year as tonight at 7:30 at the Italian general manager, Weiss voiced American Club, Eldridge St. his appreciation of the “ fine at­ From Shock SIZES 72x108 titude and cooperation’’ of town The rehearsal of the Gilbert employes and members of the and Sullivan production sched­ two boards of directors. • 63x108" . . . . ; 2.47 After Crash uled for tonight has been can­ • 81x108" . . . 2.77 FAMOUS c a n n o n d e l u x e type-131 muslins LEADVILLE, Colo. celed due to the Manchester • 90x108" . . . . ’.. . 2.97: •‘ROYAL FAMILY** (A P ) — Five persons,’ four Civic Orchestra Concert. The Bolton Driver • Twin bottom fitted' . . . . 2.47 next rehearsal will be held from Illinois, were liftecl • Full bottom fitted . . . 2.77 Monday at 7:45 p.m. at South Hurt in Crash 1 . 6 7 .99 by helicopter today from a Methodist Church. • 72x120" ...... 3.29 ro se snow - shrouded mountain A Bolton woman was report­ 72x99" ■ . • 81x120" • . ' . . . ' . 3.59 top in the Rockies where Miss Heidi Ann DellaFera. ed in satisfactory condition to­ 81x99" ’ their plane crash-landed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ • 90x120 . ■ . . ' . 3.99 towel ensembles day at Manchester Memorial 72x108" yesterday. cis DellaFera of 142 S. Lake- • 108x120 . ■ . . ■ . . 6.?9 All suffered from shock and Hospital with back injuries suf­ 81x108" wood Circle, has recently been • 39/80 twin XL fitted . 3.29 exposure, but none suffered cri­ fered' in a two-car accident yes­ elected 'vice president of the Twin bottom fitted • 54/80 full XL fitted . . 3.59 large bath 1 .9 6 rog. 2.98 tical Injury. freshman class at Lasell Junior terday on Rt. 44A in Bolton. Double bottom fitted O. W. Rosengren, who raises ^H ege, Aubumdale, Mass. Joan P. Ratak of Birch Mt, • Queen 60x80" fitted .• • . 4.49 rag. 1.79 90x108" , . '. hand 1 .2 9 quarter horses at a farm near Rd. Ext. was charged with fail­ • Dual King 70/80 fitted ‘ . . 7.49 St. Charles, III., said at St. Vin­ •rae 60450 Club of St. Mary’s ure to yield the right-of-way, 42x36" Coses • Coses-42xW . . ,. 2/1.37 wash’cloth .4 9 reg. 59c cent’s Hospital In Leadvllle, Episcopal Church will have a following, the 7:20 a.m. mishap. Twin fop fitted . . 42x48" . . . 2/1.99 “ We were lucky to come out dinner meeting Friday at 7 p.m. The other motorist, Richard Full top fitted . 42x54" . . . 2/2.38 Softly flowering textured towels in the most de­ alive. Everybody on the plane in Neill Hall of the church. Ed L, Baker, 21, of Edgemere Rd., licate of colors on pure white. Cannon “ Royal Showed the most wonderful Corcoran of South Windsor will Bolton, was charged with mis­ I Twin fop fitted . . . 2.87 Fpmily" towels are permanently pucker-free. (Herald photo by Oflara) courage and spirit.” be guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. use o f a litnited license. He was I Double fop fitted '. . 3.17 Rosengren said he had some Myron Rice are in charge of uninjured. Gov. John N. Dempsey, escorted by Major Com­ Armory. Guardsmen and military police formed a chest and stomach pains but dinner arrangements. The event State Trooper Roger lerardl mandant George W. Tule, center, and Capt. James guard of honor as the governor and other officials otherwise felt fine. His wife, is open to all couples in the said the Baker oar, westbound D. Hewett, of the First Company, Governor’s Foot were presented to the throng estimated at nearly Lorraine, suffered a fractured area. on Rt. 44A, struck the other Guard, is shown saluting after his fortnal presenta­ 3,000 persons; Other photos and story of the ball left arm and shock. auto in the rear. The woman’s tion at the inaugural ball last night at the Hartford appear on pages 10 and 11. Their son, Jack, 25, escaped St.' Bridget’s CYO teen-agers car just had entered the high­ with stomach injuries caused by will sponsor a dance Friday at way from Bolton Center Rd. save on famous name bras, girdles, corsets his seat belt in the landing; and (AP Pbotofoal the school cafeteria. The Quiet when the collision occurred, he his friend, Charles Budde, 22, Ones will play for dancing from reported. A IE Robert Monahan (left) and 'Thomas Scales Talk to NewsmGn No Gas, St. Charles, had a dislocated 8 to 11:30 p.m. The event is Both drivers will be present­ iirm ■ Lh Dempsey Program Outline open to all high school stu­ ed in 12th Circuit Court in ¥tV:*:*:*;<*x*i*’ once-a-year values! No Bill, dents. Manchester Jan. 30. The'' pilot, Jimmy Williamson, Navy Jets Sink More Junks now’s the time to 62, Denver, was cut over one J ' No Check! eye. Given Bipartisan Support BRIDLINGTON, England All were flown to a Leadville stock up on your (AP) , — Stanley Briggs hospital after being lifted off 14,- HARTFORD (AP) __ Repub- and open spaces developmenL partment would coordinate into opened this letter from Brit­ 037-foot Mt. .Sherman, 10 miles Sang Songs for Viet Cong, west of Palrplay, Colo. figure needs . .. lican and Democratic leaders In and harbor and airport improve- one ^ re a u the m ^agem ent of ain's government-owned, gas ment. the state s jails, prison, reform- company: The Rosengrens and Budde the • General Assembly have governor once again atory and other penal institu- "Dear Sir: came to Colorado tor a skiing voiced approval of the programs reminded the legislators of his tions. “SettlemeRt of the en­ vacation at Aspen, where they ^Tlirtation Walk” by BESTFORM outlined in Gov. John Demp- “ personal commitment to op- The Department of Transpor- closed bill is long overdue. have skied frequently in other sey’s Inaugural address, and pose any increase In present tation would coordinate air rail Unless it is settled within yean . Rosengren also planned £Rife port Said. question of fair trial reached a ot a registratipn card a crime. “ It didn’t make |t!” brings to us every week. “ T h e ' committee does recom- pinnacle last spring with the The FBI did not have figures The two servlcismen were atric parlance. stealing food from other pa- J iClD ltS |vin the In d i^ River part They live under constant ob- tlents’ trays. Lennie gets gifts LonB*leg Panty O mend that toe press stand at freeing of Samuel H. Sheppard showing the number of inves- identified as Airman 3.C. Her- McIntosh, Baldwins, De­ of the state. Seedless 18"' width electric r.i ! servatlon in a ward at Pacific fro'nJ his parents and divides ZSSSI^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSmSSm sweet navels from Cali­ any time ready to discuss these because toe U.S. Supreme (Jburt tigations it had made into al- bert Bush; 21, of Rumson, N J .; licious . . . State Hospital In. nearby PomOi them meticulously with Ricky. The Pentagonlbday fo r fornia. i'f’ problems with any appropriate found that “virulent publicity” leged draff law violations. A and Army Maj. B. Neukamm, 3 5 9 indlvidyals or gpoupp. Indeed, gvirrounded his first murder spokesman said hundreds of stationed at nearby Fort Mon- na with 72 othera who are re- Rickey, who has no known induction o f 11,900 men la snow throwers sueb j^ lt lv e action dan be a far jriaJ. ’' investigations Were handled lo- mouth. Bush was stationed at tarded. relatives, does what he can in March, keeping its induotiOB Right. Reinforced panels Almost invariably these, the return. 'When Lennie is in'’tyke rate at a reduced level fo r LAMB SPECIALS shape and slim outer thighs greater force fo r toe cause of throwing out toe Qeveland cally by the F ^ I’s 67 field of- Francis E. Warren Air Force justice and the general welfare osteopath’s second-degree mur- Wees and much of the material Base In Cheyenne, Wyo. wbrld’s unfortunates, are “ Ion- t,,rc,eg epileptic seizures — 1967 . . . Gerald F. Doherty i»> A t the last minute, after our ad waa all aet up . . . our meat Model No. and tummy. S, ni, I, xl. White. ers” — seemingly incapable of storms In which-he can signed as chairman o^ the Maa- manager decided to include U.S. Choice tender LAM B LEGS, of toe people than toe negative 'conviction, toe Supreme never reached , the bureau’s ’The pilot of toe plane, Harry CD-I 8^ knowing that warm human ex- jj^rt himself severely unless sachusetts Dembcratie State M one of the beat meat buys o f the week. force of restrictions on basic Court said it Is up to Judges "t o Washington headquarters. Bishop, 47, of Middletown, N.J., 149.95 (AP Fhotofax) perience called friendship. restrained — Ricky cradles committee . . .. A lb ert M. freedoms. take such steps by rule and reg- Hoover said too FBI, in inves- was described as toe taxi serv- Large meaty lamb Iregs, about 9 lbs., whole dlKharga enow thrawinc •fBut toere can be no agree- ulation that w ill protect process- ’ tigatlng Selective Service Act Ice’s Chief pilot, and the one Yet Lennie and Ricky are all j_,ennie’s head in his arms. Greenfield, 79, powerful Agure with chops cut if you Wish off but half leg. Lb. O T w the «now ovonly In all po- I ment on the part of toe Amefi- eg from prejudicial outside in- violations had “ encountered with-the longest service, Strikes Back but Inseparably friendly. Each has an IQ In toe 80’s. jjj Philadelphia area flnan- 180“ High epwd, 2-fllQht. I So unique is their bond that « it is characteristic such ^jg, business and political life BMAtJJSB LEG S ...... Ib. 76o can press to dilute its responsl- terferences.” \ virtually every type of draft Also killed In toe crash was a mm ; Imppllor and horsepowor mointalni more T [Rep. Adam Clayton scientists are studying them in ggggg to be loners” says Dr. ^ home. . . . F oot :M EATir SHOULDER LA M B CHOPS, alao constant, poworfurinbw thfoWing Volbclty. OPEN 6 DAYS - THORS, till 9 PJM. bilUy or to circumvent the basic immunization of juries from dodging.” college student, Russqll Major, R IB C H O P S ...... TIB. 99c rights and provisions of toe Con- prejudioial news accounts Hoover devoted 6 of h|s state-; 18, of Neptune, N.J. Major was Powell, lashed out at quest of a better understanding c^gig Macahdrew of toe Univer- gd,ools in Camden, N 4 . raoiBla Complate with 100 ft. 3-wlro marino— of the elusive emotions that en- gjty nf (jalifornia at Los An- ,jug to a teacher short- FO^LEGS TO BRAISE ...... lb. 29o K S *W S » typo eprd. ' sUtution. ’I'o agree to any of speeded up last October when ment’s 19 pages- to the Commu- headed back to Lafayette Col- the attempt to remove STEWING LAMB CUTS ...... Ib. 19e LOCATEp ON MAIM SntEET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHtBSTER toeae things would be a mock- an American Bar Aseociatton nl?t party In this country. lege. In Easton, Pa. him as chairman of able humans to enjoy t ^ t o - ggies’ neuropsychiatric tnsti- gge-m any continued o ff Job. re- nUGSHLY GROUND LAMB PATTIES ...... (SM ery of the guarantee made to suidy group recommended that He dealt with last year’s anti- Others listed as dead In the the House Education emess, even tute, who with Dr. Robert jn ^e wake of 8 Ib M l OO toe people of tills republic by Us pendiog criminal cases war demonstrations in a section crash w ere: Frank Flood of and Labor Commityee sharing tWnga they might be Bdgerton has m ^ e a study of dispute . . . . Michael expected to reserve for them- the s t r a fe pairihg of Lonnie jjgu ' 32, an unemployea bach- Founding Fatoers. police, prosecutors and defense of the report titled “Communist Ocedn Twp-i H.J.; E. Waiting of from his Bahama Use Your Charge Account freedom of the press Is a attorneys be barred from mak- Party, USA — Front Actlvl- Brick ’Twp., N.J.; George T. selves. j - ' w . ®'Od Ricky. oiorcharges was arralaned of stealing la Lotidon’/Oit |7 mlllioa -PINEHURST FREE PARKIN6 frant and raar of store . . . "The Island retreat,' charg­ Ricky is blind. Meet of what “ Such cases usually are arraignoa fundamental fight and U cannot public "potentially prejudi- ties." But he did not call the Frame, of Belpisr, N.J.; F. C. worth of art treasures from the CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE ing the move was a he knows of the world comes to marked by callous indifference; be abridged. The press shares information.” demonstrations Communlst-in- Gardiner, of Lcing Branch, N.J.; conspiracy aimed at ■with toe bendi, bar’, and law forcemeat offioiala- the ra- . (See Page Foq|) (Beg Page Sight) (Sea Paga Nineteen) U,Sw Ncjgroeiu “ •■'•’ Vi > » « • “ • * « » with Ricky, but be ^ebnunuai* (See Page Tea) a; I-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, c 6 n N~ THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1967 FACW T H B IB i-. T - h MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN., TliyRSDAY, J A ^A R Y 5, 1967 ■I.. P A G E TW O • ______,___ ------_J------meeting, where Mrs.' Arthur Wheeler, Willie Circle, Tolland; ml -II. - Vernon Simmonds will be in charge o f Nora Jeltoek, 19 ’Thompapn St.;' Bolton - — ,— — . j -. . ^ ^ - refreshments. Michael Hyjck, 123 P r o je c t * • G e ls Civic. He^d Sbeiriwold on Bridge AotllTiD T V A^YYliniaairkn tra T T g ik a i* O tH cen of the’State Fedem- SL; Tandy .I^e, WUlle atcle, E Lowney AJV AIX U K V.rtJlalXlJ.As5oXvAl. U p A A C i t l . -uon of Women’s Clubs exp ect^ Tolland; Elisftliefh Poor, Bur- PTA Sets Family Supper Clearance OHAlRfCffe OF MURDER South diealer to attend the medttog are Aba. bank 'Rd.; togeborg Kirstein, ' !' -lidrth-Soutli vnliienAIo W.G.GLENNEY In Concert M AT BE TOO STRONG James, Osmond, president; M i». Merrow Rd., Tolland; Albert Illinois Post, NORTH Land Use Change Requests At Grade School Jan. 21 [ A fte r InvMitory I fiiicl A 64 John Oately, second vice presl- Kerkln, Grant Hill Rd., Tolland, The Baby Has By JOHN ORVBER By ALFRED , SUEINWOLJ) dent; Mrs, Francis Kolb, public Discharged yesterday; Edwin . A P T A fam ily supper will be ditkm to bani, $800; Joseph JANUARY V A K 7 6 Hearings w ill be held by the tip off at 7:30 and Mai Tool f 5,000 Raise 0 K 5 irifalrs. oliaJsman, and Mrs; Ericsson, 28 Brookside Lane; held Saturday, Jan. 21, to the Smollen. six-room ranch with r The Manchester Civic Ot- The average bridge player fe ^BOptog commletibn next Thum- Tire Town meet to the wa hove a wlecrteB ♦ Q 9 7 6 4 Wayne, Owen, public affairs Nancy Foss, Ptoney St., Elling- 'feolton Elementary School cafe- lia^enient recreation room and cheetra gave its first concert not a deUberate murderer. I I MTODIjErrpWN (A P )—TWnga t S B 't h . chairman, for junior' member- ton; Mrs. Mary Kowal'yslij-n and The mmuer was oriirinal- ^'^o-car garage on Notch Rd., are loohiing up tor Dr. John F. 4k KJ1087 A 9531 of the season last evening In am ready to go to court to testl- ««. buu*,, »: u™. .ppao.- -j'Ss. •Wp. , , daiighter, peter Green Rd., Tol- ? ? “ T t k Upenlks. af sbiM and sK^htly Lowney, who was dlumlssed as Been Named4 V 832 C r 14” Thff BiiU6tlii Board land* ' ’ ocheduled for Jan. 18, out tne seven-room ranch with two-car Bailey Auditorium, before aa ty. that there cannot be .malice OAI109 G 876S1 tlons for none chang^, tangle In a lone league tilt at* superintendent of the Connecti­ A film of a recent University ■ -. . date has been changed to a garage off Hebron Rd., $3Q,000.. audienc^ o f moderate size, aitorethought irhere there haa * K I t Franklin- G. and Dorothy M. the high school gym. The .reg-"* cut Valley Hbopital. « 10 weekend so that more families damogod ponds. /Vytautas Marijoslug conducted, been no thought SOUTH Welles have petitioned for a ular Friday evening Informal of Connecticut basketbaiU game TJie Herald’s Vernon Bureau Under-order to vacate tibe su­ Luglnbuhl, Todd Matthew, son of Oletm Alani 4nd Marl- ▲ A Q cam attend. Manchester Evening Herald perintendent’s bouse at the hos­ ella Brissette Luglnbuhl, Snipslc Lake,Rd., Tolland. He was The date was about a month Opening lead—ten of Clubs, ^ Q J 1 0 9 4 zone change from R-27 (residen- basketbaulscssion wTll to U w at ***'’’' **®®*‘'^6 ®* Bolton correspondent, Cleme- Mr/ ttal) to C-A (cotnmerclal) for a '7:30 , , * '■ Rockville High Athl^c p. o . Box S27, tel. 876-S1S6 or The menu will be spaghetti, pital by Jan. 17, Lowney will bom Dee. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal later than thia concert has us- When today’s hand was play- O Q4 meat balls, tossed salad, rolls,' well Young, tel. 643-8981. be leaving to become superin­ « A332 parcel o f land on the east side of Lesion Team In -n« Booster Club Monday night at 648-2711. K M tt g^randparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brissette, 0 Michael Dr., , uaUy been scheduled, but de- ed, tor example, South murder- rm, . 7:30 at the school, AU adults In- ’______ice cream and beverages, pre­ Soiidi Wert Nofdi E«l Welles Rd, And Up Per Panel tendent 'of the Tlnley Pdrk State Vernon. His paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrt. Ruban spite jjie opportimlfey for extra ed his contract ,at the very first The Ellington ^ K io n team terebted to* the RHS athletics ’ ^ pared by the executive board. Hospital in IHinods — and a-t a Luglnbuhl, Snipslc Lake Rd., Tolland. rehearsals, the orchestra showed. trick, but nobody can possibly 1 ^ 1 A 3 99 change from R-27 to C-A has mov^d^toto a first-p^^^^^ m a te r 4 <9 AU P m Tolland County The first serving "will be at Part of Ritual : salary $5,000 higher than he re­ • • * * • no apparent Improvement over believe that thought had a n y - ______tog sought by the Conyers Constmctlont Co for 27 non imii .J* There will be a'short business u5 p.m., with* as many additional ceived at Middletown. Kinn.ey, Linda Grace, daughter of Dr. Robert Bruce Its customary standard of per- thing to do Wiith the case. West ^ Oonstmctlon Co. for 27,000 Tukuna Indian maidens of auj reservations call the Amazon have to endure Good Lots w ill go F a s t - w itn n ie nidnoie hospital complex and Carol Stewart Kinney, 553 Center St. She was bom Dec. formance. led the ten ,of clubs, and declar- J-IO-M; Dlaraonde, G-4; Olube, sqaure feetofland«rtRt.83'and foIlowing*iT.O rictoJj tile neJL""** K in g A p p oin ted for. hair-pulling as part pf the rit­ is still under construction in 26 at Manchester Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are The first half of the program er played the queen of clubs A-5-8-2. Tickets will be $1 for adults w t l K T S S r ^ GoiimiiUeeS ' ual of making their debuts. Come in Early for Best Buy southern Cook County, about 22 Dr. and Mrs. George F. Stewart. Davis, Calif. Her paternal offered two works by Amer- frorn*.,dummy. What do you •®yf and 50 cents, for children under exclusive miles from Chicago, but is al­ grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. William M. Kinney, Riverside, lean composers, Hovhaness and South’s contract groaned and Answer: Bid one heart, ra e Tufts of hair are jerked out as zone change fr< L R-27 to ^ IP „on HUls*' \ * * ^ n r t* tr '"? discussion topics for a meeting state hep. Robert D. King 12. **.. They will..... be- ...... on sale be- Aka we have ready in operation. Calif. She has two brother.s, Rodney, 3%, and David, 1%. Hanson. Mr. Hovhaness was died right then, but South didn’t hand Is not quite worth an un­ 2 — .7 the drumbeats roll. Some girls Lowney was given until Jan. 1 • • * • • ) represented by his Psalm and find out about It until aJtovr mediate Jump to two heara. If ( todustrialf for a '2 M -f«> S l< ip the sTlklr? a l S J ^ 2 l Z r Itie committee of the^48th District has been ginning Monday and will be weep during the uncomfortable Armstrong Line of Celling Tile ssletnkmtrei strip o f lafld running 1,260 feet (n u . i» ,f app-binted to three committees available at school each morn- ceremony, most show no sig;ns to leave the cottage on the Mid­ Nye, Robert Andrew, son of Charles and Brenda Beebe Fugue for string orchestra, tricks later. you changed the four of a-ong Tunnel ^ H t Feeder Rd. legislature. The ap- ing. of suffering. and Kentile Line of Floor Tile dletown hospital , grounds by Nye, London Rd., Hebron. He was bom Dec. 30 at Manchester played to open the program. Bast put up the king of clubs -to the king of hearts, the hapd A 31.5-acre tract at the rear of Nardlnl, pointments were announced late They may im m m a makes ^auiereeeei State Mental Health Commis­ Memorial Hospital. Hia maternal grandmother is Mrs. Sarah It went very well, but is not a t. the first trlch, ' and ‘ South would be worth a jump response the efHti alrnoHu 1. *first-place---- r— Cannonballs weewere oru 3*0 OZ 62 WUshlrC WUshlre Rd. Rd. M Mrs.tS, William yesterday afternoon. from Mrs. Fred Barcomb, Mrs. sioner Wilfred Bloomberg. When Beebe, Eastford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. altogether characteristic o f the with the ace. Declarer of two hearts, H ie ideal portable beater ior kmg periods of imatteoded opera­ dustrlal use. ^ winners Igst. week ovef tTan Keuren-vrill . be co-hostess, He waa .-'teappointed to the Calvin Fish, Mrs. Harold Smith, Lowney did not, the problem composer’s style. However, It drew trumps and led a club, Copyright 1967 tion, Excdnsive b^t-sensing odl ^ots it oS uHthbi 30 recoad* James Nye, Willimantic. He has a brother, David Alan, 2. the Rockville Legion team. The A ook Club o f the judiciary afid to the Insurance Mrs. Alden Chick, Mrs. Perry was Unmed over to the attorney has the decided advantage pf losing to East’s eight. Back General Features Corp. 4 Committee Posts Longview A.U. if it fails to ignite or tbe flame goes out Makes it ideal for State Rep. Gerald Allen of the 5 . H en’s : Fellowship of Union ^n- committees and to the Labor Joslin; Mrs. Donald Aspinall or FUEL OIL general’s office Wednesday. Czeraiakowskl, Douglas LeRoy, son o f Eldward F. and being considerably easier from came a spade, and South had secon-’* ’'^- basements and warriiouses, machine shops and cottages. Pn>- new 47th Assembly District over the H illt o p !'i ^ grcgaUonal CTurch will meet to- committee for the ftost time, Mrs. Harold Webb. dooes foil heat instantly. Jnst plug it in. Costs less than Ot an The eviction notice prepared Marion Owens Czeraiakowskl, 434 Spring St. He was bom a technical standpoint than to try the finesse. The defenders First Reservation (Vernon) has been given four over the Hllltopperi. . night at 8 at the h ^ e of Mm. King noted last night that Entertainment will be pro­ mooi boor to run on kerosene o tN o. 1 fuel oil. Operates 10 hours om by the attorney gener^ is the Dec. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal many of his better known com- thus got two clubs, one spade The first Indian reservation committee asslgmments to the Vernon Bankers forfeited Elsie Schulze, 5 Chamberlain committees.’’ vided. The public is invited. — 14.5 — TAifiOTVAif ' one tankfuL Big 50,000 BTU capacAy. Standard model abe last in a series of letters and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Owens, Cotter, Iowa, positions. o"® diamond. in the United States was estab­ their first game, but came on St • i ■ ■ , requests tor Lowney to move 1967 Legislature. He is )>egln- He pointed out that a quarter Bulletin Board wraihiHe. See ns far demomtmtioa. He has a brother, Gary, 7; and a sister, Debra, 11. Howard Hanson, who for Obvious Lead lished in Burlington County, to win two contests from Grous The Grow and Show Garden 200 GAL. M IN. C.O.D. out. ntog his fourtli term in the low­ of all the bills presented to the An adult physical education many_____ ^years______headed the EJastman ^ South thinks about the open- N.J., in 1768 by the New Jer- & Christansen and earn a chunk Cluh of the Vernon Junior Wom- Iiowney said Wednesday he er house. legislature are referred to the c i^ s will begin tonight in the (Next To 'Western Beef M art) St. Germain, Eric Alan, son of Victor and 01g;a Bou­ School o f Music, was the com- hig lead he must realize that ggy legislature, of the runner-up division slot. ®"'s Club -will meet tonight at 8 R, 8. REGIUS will take charge of the Tinley His major assigiunent is as Judiciary Committee and esti- high school gym from 7:45 to chard St. Germain. Alice Dr., Coventry. He was bom Dec. 28 poser of the major work of the l®u of clubs is'either a ain- Games tonight at Longview a- the home of Mrs. Vincent Pe- Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat.— 9 A.M.-5 P.M. m i $‘ Park Hospital as soon as he chairman of the House Public mated this year’s share at about 9 :45, Mrs. Allan Hoffman is in 643*0577 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents evehlng. his Sjmiphony No. 2, gleto" or the top of the dou- '• ti-aglia,, 25 , Trout Stream Dr. can move his family to Illinois. Utilities Committee, on which Elementary School, Ellington; 1,000 bills. charge of registration. Fees are Mr. and Mrs. Denis Bouchard, Carter St. His paternal subtitled “Romantic.” Here the Melon 10-8. In either case it Jean Taylor w ill demonstrate Thurs., Fri., 9 A.M.-9 P.M.— Phone 643-5874 He said the hospital how has he served during the 1963 and — Vernon Hills vs. Moun' He predicted bills to request must be paid tonight, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor St. Germain, Baker brasses played well, but the cannot do any good to play the dried flower •arrangements and about 400 patients in residence, 1965 sessions. Others on which taineers and Longview A.C. vs. changes in the tax structure and Building Permits Brook, N.B.. Can. He has three brothers, Rudolphe, 14, Paul, woodwinds were Inclined to be 9^®®" of dubs from dummy, Rockville Legion; 7:30—Can- use of dried materials to Read Herald Ads attd that the capacity will be L MMIuni MUM • M*-M« he will serve this year are the rules will be presented to the Certificates of registration Is- 7, and Michael. 4. ragged at times in attacks and » South plays low from dum- nonballs vs. Grous A Christian- pictures. about 1,000. N • * * • • Insurance, Fish and Game and Insurance Committee and refer- sued during the past two. ReppyiHeaTTBRi releaaes. Moreover, the work at flrM trick, East tol- sen and Ellington Legion vs. the Arrangementa for a benefit The BUnois Mental Health De­ Wed. Matinee (only) - 2:00 Agricultural Committees. red to a collective bargaining months went to Carlo Volpi, Patarini, Steven Michael, son of Valentino Morris and demands a much larger body. ydth the eight.- South Spikers; 8:30 — Randall’s vs. ball and plans for a spring fund­ partment and Illinois’ Gov. Otto Mon., Tues., Thura,, Fri. 8:00 Vandals again have damaged bill for hospital employes which trolpi Rd., lean-to shed attached Sandra Stang;e Patarini. 23 W. Middle Tpke. He was bom Dec. of strings than was a'vailable' plays low. South knows he must C3der Mill and Vernon National raising project will be made at Kem er approved him tor the Sat. - Sun. — 1:80-5:00-8:30 the Nativity scene in downtown will be presented to the Labor to bam, $1,000: James Rufini, Model Mark 50. S 1 0 9 .9 S 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ last evening, and in general a lose two club tricks, but he Bank ys. the Hllltoppers. a meeting of the Junior Wom­ $23,700 post, Lowney said. Ifie HM lirS UiIKKIliMK Rockville’s Central Park, rec­ ■Committee. King represents the Femwood Dr., second story ad- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Herinan Stange, Chicago, 111. His pa­ much bigger tone from the in­ wants to lose one of them to Current standings by divl- en’s Club ways .and means salary at Connecticut Valley reation director Donald Berger towns of Tolland, Ellington and dition, $4,500; Luciert Brodeur, ternal grandmother is Mrs. Jennie Patarini,. Chicaigo, 111. He West rather than to East. RODCEIIS • HAMMERSTCnrS, Sion, with won-loss records to committee Friday at p.m.' at was $10,700'. dividual players. reported today. 8 six-room house and two-car has a sister. Laurie Jean. 4. , Since West cannot safely lead ROSmWISE parenthesis: A Division—Can- the Box Mountain Dr. home of It was'last Sept. 22 that Low­ , • • • • • There was no particular sense gp^jes, he switches to a trump, He said the head of one of the ------garage on Bolton Center Rd., nonballs (14-1), Longview A.C. Mrs. Hugh Collins. • ney was fired as superintendent, of style to performance with trumps, takes the sheep to the scene was twisted Manchester Evening Herald $12,000; Roger Adamy, Con- Beaulleuv Deborah Jane, daughter o f Wayne Morris (10-5), Vernon Bank (10-5), Plans for the annual World following allegations that he aJid Linda Jtmmo Beaulieu, 10 King St., Rockville. She was the exception of the aforemen- clubs and gives up a club.' off and carried away two days Tolland correspondent Bette verse Rd., topi shed, $100; Rob- Hijltoppers (6-9), Grous Sc Day of Prayer service at the mishandled administrative af- bom Dec. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal tioned brass. The numerous when East leads a spade, ago. A few days after the scene Qustrale, tel. 875-2845. ert Phillips, CTark Rd., shed ad- Christiansen (4-11) and Rock- First Lutheran Church Feb. 10 fai-n. ElarUeh, he had been giv­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rene Jlmmo, 58 Franklin St., changes of tempo inherent in need the finesse, was set up three of the figures yllle Legion (1-16); B Division will be discussed by the execu- en the choice to resign, ^ it Rockville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. the work were duly observed bu j^g ^gj^gg [f,g ggg (jj .sjjades and were found knocked over, des­ — Cider Mill (9-6), Ellington live committee of the Rockville Lowney turned down the terms Pearley Beaulieu, 93 West St., Rockville. there seemed to be no under- y^g jggj clubs, discard- pite firm anchorings. of the resignation. • • • * • standing on the, part of the p>er- jj^g q^ggj, spades on dum- Berger described the vandal­ Legion (9-6), Spikers (7-8), Area CJouncit of Church Women Mountaineers (6-9), Veraoq.. during a meeting at the church Tsrea, Donald Eugene Jr., son o f Donald E. Sr. emd foi-mers as to 'why the changes my s fifth club. ism as “ senseless and obviously Hills (6-9) and Randall’s (5- Monday, beginning at 10 a.m. NEW YEAR’S GREETING Joan Melesko TarcA 22 Norman St. He was bom Dec. 26 at were there. The result was a Daily Question DELICIOUS of no value to anyone. It has 10). Hebron Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hts maternal grandparents distant lack of conviction in the only succeeded In mining the Hospital Notes Partner opens with one club, Junior High Basketball Mr. and Mrs. John W. Melesko, 69 Summer St. His pa­ performance, and a sort of pe- _ appearance of the whole scene," Admitted ^yesterday: Howard and the next player passes. You The Vernon Center Junior FROM ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bund! L. Tarca, 683 W. destrian, foot-slogging effect in spades,*^ A^-Q;'Hearts, Q- he added. Building Permits RAVIOLI High, basketball team enter­ Middle Tpke. a work that is generally quite New Team Lineups tained Windsor Locks on the • * * * • brilliant in character. Vernon’s Stone Age Basket­ "THE HILLS” Total 15 for a Conellonl, home court this afternoon. In Grover, Christine Irma, daughter of Alan Erickson and The second half of the pro­ ball League will play Its sche­ FAT OVERWEIGHT a game at Manchester Tuesday Maxine Lamson Grover, Crystal Lake Rd.'. Rock'Ville. She was gram was devoted to Satot- dule to two divisions, A and B, 3-Month Period Minestrone the locals defeated Illing Jun­ Available to you without a doc-' bom Dec. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Saerus’ Piano Concerto in G- effective this week. The new "Glastonbury H ills Country Club” ior High. 76-53. High scorers tor’s prescription, our product grandmother is Mrs. Irma Lamson, West Porks, Maine. Her mlnor, the second of five con­ CINEMA 1 Zoning Agent Karl H. Links and Sausage lineup is designed to promote for Vernon were Larry Will'ette called Galaxon. 'You must lose “ Nothing closed here, but the Golf Course” paternal grandmother is Mrs. Anne Grover, Hartford. certs by the distinguished GOVtllNOt ST. exit TO MAIN ST., ugly fat or your money back. issued 15 permits to town resi­ closer competition between with 19 points and Tom Car- ***** FYcnch composer. R aym on d NOW Available at all times, made Galaxon is a tablet and easily Everything else opened for yoiir pleasure I , dents during the last three teams. ruthers and Greg Berger, 12 months. Aceto, Russell Paul III, son of Russell Paul Jr. and Di­ Hanson of the Hartt College Third Big Week for your eating pleasure at Teams in the A division are swallowed. Get rid of excess- Lunch 12 to 2 Dinner 6 to 9 p.m. each. fat and live .longer. Galaxon Permits were issued to Rob­ ane Fuller Aceto, 189 Oak St. He was bom Dec. 25 at Man­ faculty was soloist, and played DEAN ANN- home. I Mai Tool, Tire Town, Charter Fri. - Sat, 6 to 10 p.m. IC€ CR€ chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are the work In a thoroughly profes­ Federation Night costs $3.00 and is sold on this ert Tupper for a house on Kin­ MARTIN MARGRET Come and see Rina and Oak Sport Shop and the Rov­ Sunday 12 noon to 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. White. 189 W. Center St. His pa­ sional manner. The Vernon Junior Women’s guarantee: I f not satisfied for ney Rd.; Norman Dove, a house Peter — of ers. The B division is com­ any reason, just return the The work is none too fre­ KARL MALDEN club will observe Federation Dancing Friday and Saturday night, 8 to 12 on West St.; Chester Rochette, ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Paul Aceto Sr., , posed of U.S. Envelope, Colon­ package to jrour dmggist and Ekist Hartford. quently offered tinywhere, and Night Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Music by A1 Jarvis house on Burrows H ill Rd.; Paul ial Rug and Tile, Vernon Jay- g e t' your full' money back. No ***** it Is unfortunate for Mr, Han­ Skinner Rd. Elementary School. Private Rooms aind Skyline Boom (Ball Room) Potocek, house on Rt. 8 6 ; Rich­ cees and tbe Once We^tWeres. questions asked. Galaxon is VILLA MARIA Miss Margaret Parker, district Open for Parties— ^Banquets—-Weddings ard Parker, house on Hlllcrest Heller, Darlene Joy, daughter of Harold D. apd Shirley son that oddly enough it had sold with this guarantee by: SHOP Tonight’s sch^ule .'wlll match Young Heller, Long Hill Rd., Andover. She was bom Dec. 24 jast . recently been offered , in director of Children's Services Closed on Monday 4UST ABOVE A WHISPER* Dr.; Agway. Jho., pole shed on Colonial Rug and the Once W e QUINN’S PHARMACY — 873 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Hartford in an absolutely stun­ of Connecticut Inc., will speak. Old Colchester Rd., and Thomas MATT Weres to a 6:30 opener at MAIN ST. — MAIL ORDERS Directions from Manchester: Take Rt. 83 past Rt. 2 and Waste King Universal disposer is encased in Magic Sound are Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Young, Butler, Pa. H er paternal ning performance. The brilliance FOODS A question period will follow Sullivan, house on W all St. HELM Rockville High School. The FILLED. follow signs to the Hills. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heller, Franklin, Pa. She of that occasion somewhat over­ 618 Colebrook Road Miss Parker’s talk. Members Barrier. Impact-resistant shell is packed with extra thick Also, Williard and Margaret LIVES has a brother, Frank David, 3%; and a sister, Loretta Jean, shadowed the efforts of last eve- Glastonbury Charter Oaks and the Rovers may bring guests to this open Fiberglass Sound Sponge! So effectively ^ Miller, house on Wellswood Rd.; IT UP IN ing. WASTE Clifford Sheer, house on Love­ soaks up and traps noise from grinding ****** Mr. Hanson negotiated the C H IC K ^ FRIES land Rd.; Karl Balus Jr., addi­ inWBEWBWt ALSO A SPECIALTY action, you can carry on a conversation U N IVh N S A i Robinson, Johanna Elizabeth, daughter o f Peter W il­ notes with assurance and a gen­ tion to house on Deepwood Dr.; liam and Sally Silver Robinson, Wrights Mill Rd.. North Cov­ eral fitness of style. Had the re­ KVW at the sink while disposing of bones. Clarence Grllli, house on Slo­ * ^UMBu nchwts ROEAse CALL 633-9858 entry. She was born Dec. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ cent opportunity been lacking, cum Rd.; David Perham, house pital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. we would have probably chairac- Model 7800. Reg. $94.60. on Old Town Rd.; Everett . Silver Sr., 328 E. Middle Tpke. She has a brother, Peter terized his passagework as fleet, * Yapps,. house off Church St.; 79.50 Emeet, 4 % ; and a sister, Deborah Rosalie, 7. when I'lst evening it .seemed on- Robert Cafazso for a block * • « * • ly.,fast, his technique as deft, building on Rt. 8 A, and Wesley For Your Party Reserx-attona — Phone 643-6058 Edwards, Timothy Michael, son of William H. Sr. and w h ^ it was actually only light. NOW OPEN Purks, storage building on Rt. THURSDAY Diane Findlay Edwards. 30 Edward St. He was bom Dec. Thelto are the subtle differ­ 85. Billy Van and the Every 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ ences tha^ cause one perform­ FIREPLACE Weemsii Anniversary ents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Timmins Jr., 69 Bretton Rd. His “COUNTRYMEN” Thurs. Is Residents are invited to an ance to be excellent and another Ladies’ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edwards, 55A to be truly gbeat. Mr. Hanson’s FRI. and SAT. BURR CORNERS open house in honor of the 25th Congress St. He has a brother, William H. Jr, 2. Hank Erich and the Night! S. B. M. Leads the Way! WOOD performance wfts excellent but wedding anniversary of the ***** “VERSATILE 8 ” Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Weeman. true greatne.ss of either concep­ AU Drinks Fahey, Diane Elizabeth, daughter of Edward F. .Ir. and tion or performane'e. was not Lee Stanko, your host. Invitee Large Bundle n .o o The open house will he held at For Ladles Rosemary O’Gara Fahey, 68 Barrj' Rd. She was bom Dec. 29 you to come where the fun and Only 50c Phelps Hall on Sunday from •there. However, It was better TOLLAND ThPKE at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather than might have been anticipat­ good time is! noon to 3 p.m. The Rev. Mr. is Francis J. O’Oara, Dorche.ster, Mass. Her paternal grand­ ed for a Manchester pertomi- TWO NEW HIGHER DIVIDENDS Weeman is pastor at 9t. Peter’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Fahey Sr, West Rox- Don’t get ar.ee. fOAK ST. RESTAURANT SO OAK ST.' Bpisoopal Church. The ESpisoo- bury. Mass. She has a brother, Kenneth, 8 ; and three sisters, /FREE PARKING! Fine Food and Beverages!| ROCK SALT pal cjiurch Women are in Karen, 9, Nancy, 7, and Susan, 2. charge o f Sunday’s festivities. ***** MANCHESTB7 S tiv c k this winter! In Hospital Bolduc, Michael Jon, son of Theodore Jon S r and Lois School Menus LEE 100 lbs. $2.25 Mrs. H. Cl^y Osborn o f West Zaunplno Bolduc, 96 School St. He was bom Dec. 29 at Man­ St., is a patient at Hartford chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal g;reat aunt and PaM QUARTERLY from DAY YOU DEPOSIT! 50 lbs. $145 Hospital. She Is chairman of uncle are M r and Mrs. Benjamin Martocchio, Bast Hartford. . The Manchester public school the board, of education and an His paternal grandmother Is Mrs Evelyn Bolduc, 191 Adariis menu for the week of Jan. 9 Is active member in the Podium St. He has a brother, Theodore Jon n , 2. as follows: Slov-SK vd 25 lbs. 98c Players. 5 * * • * * M t«. Ooolldge to Speak Kittle, Ellen Elizabeth, daughter of Edmund G. and Monday: Cubed steak, gra'vy, Mrs. Albert Coolidge of Rheta Leonard Kittle, 64 Brook St. She was bom Dec. 30 at mashed potato, beets, bread, nnd*r your w h * ^ 10 lbs. 49c Church St. will be the guest Manchester Memorial Hospital.) Her^Viatemal grandparents butter, milk, sliced peaches. .9^ m m >'vi STOP-SKID contain* lOOH speaker tonight at 8 at thjs are Mr. and Mrs. George Leonard. Paradi.se, Calif. Her paternal Tuesday: Frankfurt on roll CRUSHED angular Um» meeting of thp Andover OonS- grandfather is Cecil Kittle Sr., Bluefield Dr. She has three baked beans, cabbage-ptoeapple •tons partida* They dig gregational Church Women’4 brothers, Jeffrey, 13, Allan, 11, and Stephen, 8 ; and a sister, salad, milk, chocolate pudding. into ice. snow • and dush. Linda, 5. and give you that traction SAVE UP TO Fellowship In Andover. Hei* Wednesday: Creamed chicken you need to gel rolling subject will be Blon College lo­ oh rice, peas and carrots, bread, aadui- 50% cated In North Carolina. A film butter, milk, ice cream. STOP-SKID opmee in strong, about tjie college will also be Thursday: Spaghetti 'with eosy-toopen bag* that are ON IVnSG. shown. Mrs. Coolidge has a son reqaity handled in AU. Jack Benny’s Fiddle Opens meat sauce, tossed salad, French FABULOUS ICE CREAM tnslOK.__ - . and a qaughter attMiding the bread, butter, milk, Jello with It’s Wild! HARDWARE school. topping. 65c Reagan Inaugural Program 25 lbs. Friday: Baked fish sticks, AND Manchester Evening Herald A t 7:00-9:10 SAORAMENTO, Calif. (A P ) fried potatoes, spinach, bread, BURNSIDE 50 lbs...... 95c Hebron correspondent, Mrs. Tickets for the concert, which Sun. From 2:00 I ^flO ILiPNSlOf Avt {A'.[ HAN-Tff'-tn FAMED FOOD — Jack Benny brought a violin drew an estimated 2,500, ranged butter, milk, apricot uj>side on INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS PAINT Marjorie Porter, tel. 22g-011#.- f Rtf PARKING S28 • ! i ! ! on REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS full of fun as well as music to from $3 to $100 each. down cake. Sandwiches and SnaclB Sacramento for Gov. Ronald This was a break to tradition Reagan Wednesday night. No Waiting One Year! No Waiting Six Months! Only Arpa Weather for ’Bebjiy. He often plays sym­ ^ o Withdrawal Notice Required! Benny’s mixture of serious phony-concerts, but they usually 90 Day Withdrawal Notice Required! No Minimum De* The Nign thin PROfesslonal dealer WINDSOR LOCKS (API — violin, funny fiddle and jokes posit Required! have been to benefit orchestra FRANK’S CAFE N O W 1 who exrells In PROfewiional and capa­ Mostly cloudy skies and tem­ provided a light hearted topping pension funds — a pet charity of FRIENDLY SERVICE ble sei-vice, advice and products. The Family Restaurant UtiliUil CTAXE SHOWING! peratures in the mid 30s is the to the governor’s Inaugural con­ his. CORNER MAIN « PEARL 9 1 Jm 1 E weather picture for Connecticut cert by the San Francisco Sym­ The orchestra, mezzo-soprano today. phony Orchestra. Marilyn Home and conductors STEAKS! STEAKS! Today— Fri., ‘‘Boys” at 6:25-8:65, Shorts at 6:16 A Mamhar of Saderat OepeeN Isturanes Coip. Enjoy your home improvements NOW with Glenney’s llasy The U.S. Weather Bureau says It waa thefirst big social Josef Krlps of San j Francisco CholM and PricM The 8 :8 6 Revolving Budget Account

» V . f' y- 'll i-A ' • A G K »<)U B MANCHESTfeR e v e n i n g HERALO, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1967 PAG E 9TVB WonH Sell Out the People TV-Radio Tonight to n : if C u rb D e a ls Television » . 6:00 ( 3-10) Movie ite (ObattniMd from Page One) (.8) Mik* r ^ l a * (l3) Merv Gmfin Forgotten have been issuing new (18) Alfred Hitchcodc f^ In T h e / .(to) ’Thle 18 the l.lfe (13)-Jericho (C) frteesi tilin g the press .what 21 Seeking (80) Woody Woodpe^er ( 8 ^ Batman ( ^crime Informatioh news. media: (40) The Munatere (18) Subaoriptio& -i-v ^ 5:16 (M) iviendly Oient (24) The French Chef Clearanee! Save 20% to 33%! iwm be permitted to have and 6:80 (13) Newsbeet 8:00 ( 8-40) F Troop (C) W orks Post (40) Yogi Beer ( 3) Mr. Roberta (C) ) what procedures must be fol- (34) Whet’a New? (24) Point of Vle^- ijlfwed in news reiwrts of arrests (40) Mack A Meyer 8:30 (10-30-22-30) Star Trek (O L N e w s ^ oi l o rit OICIOI.VAL LOW IMIII KS A tdial of 21'.applications. 6:00 (to) Dial 9»9 (24) Fourth Batate ;Bnd trials. (to) Seahunt. ( 3-U) My Three Bona (C) ‘ The ANPA study called the ■hav« been . received to date (18) Merv Oriffln 9:00 < 3-13) Movie (C) it e ( 3) Newa, Sporta, Weather (34) College Sport of Week Warren Commission (diarge from candidates for the Man­ (24) Observing Eye ( 8-40) Bewltcned (C) ■ r c . < f c : “ unwarranted.” chester post o f director o f pub­ (22) Film 9:30 ( 8-40) That Girl (C) r 6:15 (10) Newa A Weather aOdO-32to) The Hero (O Gen. Eisenhoicer /, ‘.1 1 1 Oiat' crisis on Nov. 22, lic works. Town Manager Rob­ (40) Cheyenne (18) Subacriptlon TV j 1963,” the study , said, "the 6:30 ( 24) What’6 New? ' 10:00 ( . 8 ^ ) . Pro Fmtball'a Shotgun HARRJSBUnO. P i (AP) — American press was caH^ upon ert Weiss announced today. ( 3) Walter CronkKe tC) Marrli„ (10-22-30) Huiitley-Brii*Iey (C) (10-30-JS-30) Dean Martin (C) Former President Dwight D. ?to carry out its responsibility to Although yesterday was the ( 8) NewawlrC (C) U:00 ( 3-8 (C). 10-20-32-30-40) deadline date for submitting (30) Britlah Calendar News. Sports. Weather Eilsenhower is in his private rail- the ’people — to tell them not :46 (. 8) Peter Jennings—Newa (12) Newabeat road car heading for Palm Des­ [Only what had happened, but applications, those mailed from 1,(20) Newa Sporta. Weather 11:16 (lOto) Tonight Show p ert, Calif., his favorite winter I- rhow the country met the crisis. 7:00 (24) Mayflower Story (12) Movie distant states may be late in (22-36-40) Newa. Sporta, (30) TBA recreation spot. It was these facts provided by Weather (40)40) SpOrtJSpOrta Final arriving and will be accepted, The five-star general and his the American press that (20) Huntley-Brlnkley (C) jl8) Checkmate (24) Computer Science 11:20 ( S-8) Movie wife, Mamie, boa'rded a private 'steadied a reeling nation and Weiss said. ( 8) Green Homtt ((3) 11:26 (40) Counto' Music (C) 11:30 (30-22-30) 'Tonight Show (C) railroad car in Harrisburg Jshocked ahd startled world. The The 21 applicants reside ( 3) D a kta ri (C) (10) Colt .45 (40) M ^uad Wednesday night after driving .American press should have coast to coast, and comprise 7:15 (40) Peter Jennings. News 1:00 (40) Air Force Film nine from .Connecticut, three SEE SATtrRV»\xMassachusetts, senhower’s aide, told newsmen • '4 ^the reixyrt said: Pennsylvania, Washing ton, Radio that the former president, who "It should be pointed out, D.C., Mississippi, Illinois, Iowa, last month hpent 16 days in however, that here the court Minnesota, Oregon and Cali­ (’This Hating inchidea only thoge newa broadoasta o f 10 or IS Walter Reed Army Hospital, •W»s dealing with the imusuaj fornia. minute length. Some etattniia carry other abort newacaate.) was "(eeUng fine” and "look­ , '^and not typical case, and the The applicants, will be WDBC—1869 7:46 Joe Garaglola 6:00 Long John Wade 8:06 Pop (Concert ing forward to the sun." majority opinion, eight to one, screened by Weiss and a .suc­ 6:00 Mike Millard 9:10 Nighbeat ‘makes it clear that the court’s cessor to Walter Fuss, who 9:00 Ken Griffin 11:00 News. Sporta, Waathsr .words are meant to apply to leaves town employ at the close 1:0S Newa. Sign Off 11:30 Other Sloe of the Day Dean Martin tracH—ai9 L08, ANGELES (AP) — Sing­ 'what the trial judge in the Shep- of tomorrow’s working day, 6:00 Hartford Highlighta er Dean Martin says in a. writ­ jpard case Should have done, not may be chosen by Weiss within 7:00 News 8:00 Gaslight ten stipulaUon in Los Angeles ‘what ever judge should do in a few weeks. 12:00 Quiet Hours Jevery case. It is obvious that WFOP—14U WINDOW SHADES federal court that he lost two or Our Rc In the -interim. Chief Build­ 6:00 Jim Meeker three bets of $l(X) and $2(X) dur­ jthere is no mandate in the Shep­ ing Inspector Thomas Monahan 10:00 HoUlne Green, White, Ecru ing the 1966 baseball season pard case for judges across the will serve as acting director of 12:00 John Sherman WINF—US* with a San Fernando Vailey land.” ■public works, and Deputy En­ Washable 6:00 News bookmaker. Martin said he had The report drew 10 conclu­ gineer Emil Lucek will serve 5:16 Speak Up Hartford 6:00 News to pay off. sions. They were: as acting town engineer. CASCADE FINISH 6:15 Barry Farber Show Martin's statement, taken in 1. There is no real conflict Puss has held the twin posts 6:45 Lowell Thomas 2 5 Made to Order ; between the First Amendment 7:00 The World Tonight lieu o l tesUmony Wednesday, Famous Nationally Known Brand of director o f public works- 7:15 Frank Gifford With Your RoUera came in the case of Dominic N. gumanteeing a free press and town engineer at a $13,000 an­ 7:30 Harry Reasoner 7:36 World of Rellgioa FULL LINE o r CUSTOM Mastrippolito, 48, ol Woodland ‘the Sixth Amendment wUch nual salary. 8:00 News fgursmteea a speedy and public 8:10 Speak Up Hartford Hills, Calif., and Quinton B. His replacement will have the VENETIAN BLINDS itrial by an Impartial jury. 10:05 Comment Howard, 47, of Sherman Oaks, title of director of public works 10:20 Speak Up Hartford Calif. Tlie two men are charged 2. The presupmtion of some 11:30 Barry Farber Show An array of the fadilona in the DRESS SHIRTS and will be responsible for w - ^members of the bar that preW- 12:00 Comment with attempting to evade a $80 most wanted fabri pervising all engineering func­ 12:16 News. Sign Off E. A. JOHNSON prints, crepes ft i;al news is intrinsically prejudi- federal tax stamp required of woDls, ahet- tions. . He will he hired at a WTIC—108* novelties. 1, 2, Jc 3 oup. Not every Regular fin d a l is based on conjecture and 5:00 Afternoon Edition PAINT CO. bookmakers. size in every sty 99 Ong and salary range of $12,116 to $15,- 6:00 News, Sporta. Weather Martin’s written stipulaUon colors. Sixea 5 Our Reg lands, tnohi !^not on fact 216. 6:36 Americana 728 Main St, Tel. 649-4801 to 15, 6 to 20 in shorts, not but good 1 S. To fulfill Its function, a free 7:30 Newa o f the Worid Indicated he knew Mastrippolito ipress requires not only freedom for six or seven years and “ of­ 3.97 selection s m Prtnt without prior restraint ten placed wagers with him.” ubut also free and uninhibited 2 ^access to information that - Mickey Rooney Never Iron Dacron/ootton broad­ ,tdhould be public. LOS ANGELES (AP)—Actor cloth ft oxford Sjiread collar ft 4. There are grave inherent Mickey Rooney has filed a cross button downs. 'White ft eolora. dangers to the public in the re­ Beautiful Floors From complaint In Los Angeles Super­ J striction or censorship a tthe ior 0>urt seeking anmdment of source of news, among them, his three-month marriage to the secret arrest and idtlmately former Margaret Lane, his sixth Misses Dressy Blouses Men’s Sweaters secret trial. TEM P LE JUbaA Cousudnq. wile, on grounds she used "pre­ MenV Wadi ’ W«ar V neck ft crew pullovers. Solids, fan­ 5 5 6. The press Is a positive in­ meditated fraud” to get him to Delicate titounings o f lace or aoUd cies, pure wools, shetlands, mohair fluence in assuring fair trial. marry her. styles. Nylons, Daerpns* ft Crepes. 1 8 8 88 5 6. The press h^s a responsi­ Mrs. Rooney, 46. of Beverly White ft Season’s colors. Sizes 32 to 1 & and more. Reg. 8J7 a88. bility to allay public fears and EXCITING PATTERNS IN HUls, filed for divorce Dec. 23 2 i s l M t 38. DRESS SHIRTS dispel rupiors by the disclosure charging “ great mental and Comp. Value Z.98 to 4.98 of fact. physical suffering. 7. No rare and isolated case In his acUon Wednesday, Roo­ Should serve as cause for cen­ ney, 46, requested a divorce on Our Reg. 2.97 i Men’s Cardigan Sweaters sorship and violatlono of consti­ ARMSTRONG grounds of mental cruelty if he Smart wools in solid, fancy ft Solids, fancies, broken asscartment of Q7 tutional. guarantees. is unable to get an annulment. novdty fabrics. Sizes 5 to 15 ft 6 Broadcloths in spread tab > fine qu^ty. W ools and premium U s suit claims that Mrs. Roo­ 8. Rules of court and other to 18 in the group. Comp. Val. 5.98 to 8.98 ^ collars. White. ■r blends. Reg. to 9.97 orders which restrict the re­ ney did not want the aertor’a lease of information by law en­ four small children near heri ______/ forcement officers are an un­ Embossed Linoleum although before the marriage Misses & Junior Slacks warranted judicial invasion of she had agreed to help raise Men’s Thermal Underwear the executive branch of govern­ Makes a beautiful practical floor in colorful 3 dimensional desig^n. them. The season’s finest offering in all ment. seleetion of fine fabrics. Not all Boys’ Tie Sets Heavyweight, top quality Ntorgaii Xntt. 9. 'There can be no codes or Its richly textured appearance *Rat PatroV 9 9 " sizes in aU styles. Sizes 5 to IS, 2 ft 8 pc. sets. 0omp. Value to l.M . Shirts ft Drawers. Value $4. 2 S covenants which compromise ROSAMOND, Oallf. (A P I - 0 to 18 In group. Comp. V a l. 6.98 to 8.98 the principles of the Oonstitu- makes it jdeal for just about any Three stars of the "Rat Patrol" Hion. room in the house and the sof^ .television series were injured in ii 10. The people’s right to a free a jeep accident during filming. colors will give a lift to any decora­ An American Broadcasting Boys’ Knitted Hats Men’s Outerwear Jackets press, which inherently embo- M SQUARE Girls’ Dress Clearance .■dles the right of the people to tive scheme. YARD Company spokesman said Jus­ QO‘ .Iknow, is one of our most fimda; tin Tarr, Gary Raymond and Virgin orlon, watch caps, mask caps Onr Reg. 9 .9 7 to 8 7 .9 7 mental rights and neither the Chris George were riding In a Comp. Valne B6 to $9 Comp. V*L 1.9B .jpress nor the bar has the right jeep along a section of the Mo­ f t crusader. Ski styles. Entire stock. m sit down and bargain it away. jave Desert Wednesday to film Blouse jackets, suburbans, The study said the final con­ • Guaranteed 1st Quality a sequence when Tarr made a A wide selection of girls’ ^ 9 9 Armsta^ng Dresses in cottons, nylons ft ^ W -V | Convoy Coats, hooded clusion "is central to all the 6th- sharp turn and the jeep turned Boys’ Sweaters parkas. Wools, corduroys, ,,'ers, pointed and pertinent • Cut from Full Rolls over. velvpts. A Lines, Bishops an laces. A ll quilted f t Zip Front, laminated ft fun tiMrmal ^ final. When she divorced Boies, dainty trims. Solid colors ft pretty 2&’3 lined. T ? 46, she testified that she had floiral prints. Sizes 4 to 14. comp. vai. 3.soio e.oo spent $6(X),(XX> on him. FOR A The couple married in Fresno, ------i ' " " " January Special Calif., in Marcdi 1963 and sepa­ Men’s Dress Gloves SPECIAL rated 19 months later. Girls’ Hooded Sweatshirts Pigskins, deerskins, imported Italian 69 group. OCCASION? Indud ci^skins. Fur, wool f t Sheq?a« lined CERAMIC TAX Cotton knit, warm fleece back, full sip | variety of i front. 2 pockets. Drawstring hood. Asst. and unlined. Reg. 4.99 Rent a new Comet or TILE DATHROOM colors. Sizes 3 to 6X ft 7 to 14. Cmp, Vine z.5C to 3.00 J Mercury. Low Rates . . , Installed—up to^ 100 sq. ft. Daily . . . Weekly , , . Material and labor. r M onthly. Plump Luxurious 5 Feather Pillows TAKE AN EH RA TAKE AN EXTRA Free Lasser’s 1967 Tax Book Guide R^ington Electric Adder 12 Estimates Pub. List RESERVE A CAR Our R eg. 20fo OFF 1.95 NEW DIMENSION 25% OFF N O W . . . CALL SHOP A T 1.19 9.95 Caldor’s Regular Low Price* on EASY Inturanc* policiM, fro«i Caldor’s Regular Low Prices on OttDR Our Rag. inauraned compani**, have HOME two dimtnsiona—cost c Hpw To Avoid Probate TERMSf , 99.97 ALL RLGS Domestic Dept. 643-5135 8 4 .8 8 eov«rag*. It takas an in- Stock BY NORMAN DACEY dapandant agaat to add ALL BEDSPREADS DIAL tha "third dimansioa— - FituiiPg w m nr fSr CAUDOR’SCAIDOR’S LOW PRICE YOU PAY ONLY Ikr EzamplK CALDOR’g 10W PRICE YOU PAT ONLY l Ten key electric; adder, perfect for home SBKVICB. W * do it with ntted. lBtarilm 4 10.07 LEASING Pub. L is t ' M Y 11# •• mmi budgets, balancing accounts, , figuring "P.B.”—P4r*(?n*l Sarvic*. Sown AtftatiMT 1197 4.95 Foit inauraac* "wj»h 14T ' . 110 I One-Two-Three No Obligation 3.49 taxes. n ^ . S tite tick, U.97 dapth.” buy th* policy Year Leasing Plans jnB^ imt, si^ with ParaonaTi peed epridag. All Makes and Models OPEN DAILY tsrvics. Tailored ft throw type bedspreads. Quilted, printed satyns, SolidE, fringe, woven patterns. FORMICA COUNTER TOPS Sale: Thurs. Frl.. Sat. EXPERTLY and REASONABLY INSTALLED 9 :S MANCHESTER^— ROBERT X SMnH. MORIARTY n ro.' 78 Color* to diooae From THUR. 9 -9 DAILY C iildor 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Insuransmitha BROTHERS 9:30 A.M. te 9:00 P.M. ainda 801 OENTRR STREET EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY FRIDAY 1914 OPEN EVENINGS TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING 9:I0 A.M.10 I:|0 P.M. 968 Main Street , “ConaecthNit'* 01de*t 308 MAIN ST.— ACROSS FROM BOURNE BUICK— BUDGET TERIifS IJaooln-Meroury Dealer”

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■1, " ' - V V - .: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1967 . PAGE SEVEN PAGE s o t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNv THURSDAY. JANUARY 5,1967 ,. ^ mJkm^----- ^------viiU dp to de-eScalate tf the United States halts Us" own escalation. The. i -r.- United States does not buy the theory . Connecticut fjanfsOc Etmtitt^ IferaUk that it is big enough and powerful By A.H.O. £k. OO^’oKI enough to be able to take the first risk / 13 Bliw^ Bln«t for peace; rather It is concerned not' to MaachesMf. Conn. We. wish to addreM a'plea of them when driving In from tji* THOMAS r . jrtSRGtrSON lose, or ease up on any advantage It may #o c r A p c other side of the River. - WALTER R. FERGUSON have gained through its use of punitive special privilege'Immediately to Publiataan the new OeneraT Assembly, the . Founded October 1, U81 power' Some kind of sign — say a X moment . lt is In'.existence. simple, noncommittal sign Ilk* Published B ve^ Evening Ibccept Sundays So, although the hearts of many may i j u n K i ) and H oneys. Entered at the Poet Office at be pleading for peace, there seems very - Our humble petition le’for a a simple combination of 'toe 3 - B I G Mancheatir, X>nm.. aa Second Class Hall name Founders or toe nam* . Miter. \. . __ little practlcail room for peace to hap­ very ■ simple pronotincement Bulkeley wlG» a directional a^ ______TON RATES pen. It remains a war which has all its from this General Assembly. If .Jayabla In Advance the General .^embly, by act­ row—^would be a great but ele­ JANUARY STOCKROOM SALE One Tea> 323.00 participants as its prisoners. mental convenience to a g rfrt b a y s Six HontL 11.00 ing' early and with good sem­ Three Monl 6.50 blance of authority, can estab­ number of jus who haven’t One Month y , 1.86 lish Its dominance over the able to spend three or four d m THURS. croashig the (Connecticut by toe MEkBER OF Good Fairs Plan To Lose? yarlous administrative authori­ IN MANCHESTER ONLY! THE ASSOCIATED P R ^ ties of the state government, trial and error method until ws P#M« th e Associated Press Is exclusively entitled That traditional and instinctual Infer­ to'tthe use ol republlcallon of all news dis- what we want it to do ie this:- found our own special seewt Check these tremendous savings now! We'rie making room for new qiring merctaandiee. Out go p lch cs credited to It or not otherwise credit­ iority complex in which we Americans passage to the particular bridge odd lots, clearance Items, display and demonstrator models. Shop early tonight for best selection. ed In this paper and also the local news puts- are so willing to believe that either our We want the General Aseem- . of obr desire. At Sears in Manchester store only. Plenty of FREE Storeside Parking. ***AU* rt'ghts ot republlcatlon of special dis­ British or our Canadian cousins do bly to dictate to the State High­ If the first objective of mir SAT. 6 R-M- patches herein are also resenred. things more sensibly than w e'seem s way Department that It shall erect, on both sides of the Con­ petition to the new General As­ the Herald Printing Company. Inc.. » about to be reinforced, by the way the Slimes no financial responsibility for typtr necticut River at Hartford, and sembly Is the convenience' 3hd graphical errors appearing In advertisements Canadians are going about the Montreal ■ peace of mind of millions of and other reading matter In The Manchester on all approaches to that River, Evening Herald. ______— 1967 World Exhibition, or ’Expo 67" a« road slgpis which shall give dl-. ‘ motorists of present and untold it has been named for short. rections, by name, to the -vari­ future generations, we have, w# F ill service client of N. E. A. Se^lce Inc. Publishers Representatives — 'Qe JU^s - Right from the start the Canadians ous bridges across that River. must confess, a sly secondary Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi* are impressive. First, and most import­ purpose. cage. Detroit and Boston. ______Our purpose^ in requesting antly, they are having nothing of that MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUI*A- this supreme display of General We want to see who is really PRICES CUT . . . HUGE SAVINGS TIONS. ______New York World’s Fair gmff about how Assembly power is humble and the boss In (Connecticut—the advertising closh^^hours: 'much money they are going to make. utilitarian. legislative branch or the bu­ FURNITURE FOR ■ ON A ll For*^ noonday — 1 p.m. Friday. They are not, in Montreal, aiming to reaucratic branch. Ws want to For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. We want to be able to get In l\)r Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. show a profit. to sessions of the General As­ see if the General Assembly , . e v e r y r o o m APPLIANCES or Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. They are planning a deficit, and their can force a 'state department to ?or Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. sembly, from the eastern side For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. idea of a good deficit for the whole op­ of the River, without either put up just one sign, some­ . Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m each day ol where on some Connecticut • 1 King Size Serofoam Mattress and Bpx Spring. Reg. 169.95...... $ 9 8 • 1 30-in. Classic Electric Range. Double Oven, Used. Reg. 399.95, .$199 publication except Saturday — 9 a.m. eration could run as high as 3120,000,- paying a toll on the Charter 000. Oak Bridge or getting lost In road, which contains the words • Reg. 79.95 Serofoam Mattress and Box Spring. “Founders Bridge” or "Bulke­ • 1 39-in. Classic Gas Range. Reg. 279.95...... Thursday/ January-B ’This practically guarantees the our effort to find either the Full or Twin Size. 5 Only . ...,...... $ 4 4 , $239 Canadians of at least one kind of suc­ Founders Bridge, which is a ley Bridge." ^ ' structure new in this decade, or • Reg. 21.95 Innerspring Mattress. Twin Size. 3 O nly...... 1 6 .8 8 cess before they even begin. For the If the General Assembly ever • 1 Kenmore Automatic Washer. Reg. 159.95...... $109 knack of running any kind of'a fair into the Bulkeley Bridge, which is as • 3 Pc. Maple Bedroom Set. Double Dresser, Chest, Full size Bed. 5 Participants All Prisoners old as the century itself. proves Itself powerful enough the ground financially is an interna­ to force the State Highway De­ Reg. 289.95...... $ * 4 8 •. 1 Kenmore Electric Di*yer. Reg. 84.95...... • $59 Tl.e new year has opened with an ex­ tional talent; anybody can do it; the Not only do we want to be partment to put up signs tell­ • 3 Pc. Oak Bedroom Set. Double Dresser, Chest, 'Twin Size Panel Bed. traordinary flurry of appeals and pro­ fight against it is what takes all the able to solve the problem of ing its customers how to cross Reg. 229.95...... :... $ 1 7 8 • 1 Kenmore Wringer Washer. Reg. 89.95...... $59 nouncements in favor of peace in Viet­ getting in to the General As­ possible joy out of fairing. the Connecticut River by any • 3 Pc. Walnut Bedroom Set. Dresser, Mirror, FUll Size Bed, Chest. nam, or, -short of peace, some alteration sembly from east of-the River, bridge of their choice, then we • 1 Deluxe Automatic Washer. Reg. 289.95...... $209 Since the Canadians plan to lose but we also, reasonably Reg. 209.95...... $ 1 8 8 In the United States conduct of Its side money, they are thereby relieved of shall have some other equally enough, it seems -to us, would modest propositions which will • 3 Pc. Maple Bedroom Set. Dresser, Mirror, Chest, Full Size Spindle Bed. of'the war there. various responsibilities which aged Rob­ • 1 14 Cu. Ft. 2-Door Coldspot Refrigerator. Reg. 299.95...... $269 There were such things as, for a like an easy way of getting test the real disposition of pow­ Reg. 159.95...... $ 9 8 ert Moses so in his New 'York adven­ back home after our attendance change, a pronouncement from the seri- er as between the people and • 2 Pc. Colonial Living Room Set. Print Cover, Serofoam Cushions. • 116 Cu. Ft. Fros^iess Refrigemtor With Ice Maker. Reg. 384.95. . ture. ’They don’t have to draw up hand­ upon the sessions of the Gen­ some of the other bureaucracies oTABLE MODEL RADIOS .$329 oiu student letters of a large group of some brochures showing what they are eral Assembly. Solid State, 4” speaker, Reg. 16-95 ------11.88 Reg. 229.95...... $ 1 6 8 the nation’s leading colleges—not the the people—nothing eVer seems going to build for posterity with the to forgive them for not know­ • 2 Pc. Contemporary Living Room Set. Moss Green Tweed, Serofoam • 1 16 Cu. Ft. Frostless 2-Door Refrigerator. Reg. 399-95...... $349 beatniks, but the supposedly more re­ Trying to find, and get on, o 6 ELECTRIC GUITARS, Hollow Body, profits that are not going to be made. ing what they do—have permit­ Cushions. Reg. 239.95...... $ 1 6 8 sponsible young people. There were the eeither of the two free bridges Blender switch, dual pickup, Reg. 79.95 ------58.88 Nor will they feel compelled; in their from the Hartford city side of ted to grow up giant size be­ • 116 Cu. Ft. Frostless Refrigerator With Ice Maker. Reg. 399.95. . . $349 geisonal appeals of rellgfious leaders, • 3 Pc. Maple Living Room Set. Tweed Coyer, Sofa Chair, Rocker. search for such profits, to keep trying the River is, if anything, even tween themselve* and their own o20 FLAT TOP .GUITARS ntere was a meeting of scientists, and Concert size, Reg. 25.95 ------;— ------19JN) Reg. 179.95...... $ 1 3 8 to think up new and cheaper 'ways of more difficult than finding convenience. • 3 2-Speed, 3 Cycle Automatic Washers. Reg. 209.95...... $179 one of philosophers, both making it • 2 Pc. Traditional Living Room Set. Blue Metalesse Cover. fleecing their guests. There are some o 20 CHILD’S P U ^ 'O plain they wanted the United States to Reg. 459.00...... $ 3 5 8 indications, indeed, that the Canadians White, Red LeatoSrette. Reg. 16.95 ------— 12.88 • 3 Used Vacuum Cleaners ...... 2.50 conduct Itself, In Vletoam, a little less • Colonial Love Seat. Print Cover. Serofoam Cushions. Reg. 109.00. . .$ 8 8 may be planning to lose money on the O 2 PORTABLE TV asLll It expected to win the minds of books, but to pick it up in goodwill 172 sq. in. slimline, Reg. 129.95 ------$88 • Walnut Danish Sofa. Green Tweed. Reg. 119.95...... $ 6 8 • 2 Upright Vacuum Cleaners. Open Stock...... -6.50 men through unlimited demonstration of A Thought for Today propaganda which will encourage peo­ o 1 STEREO CONSOLE • Simmons Traditional Sleep-Sofa. Reg. 289.95...... $ 2 3 8 Its gapacity to destroy. ple who feel they have had a good and • 2 Power Sweep Vacuum Cleaners...... 13.00 This great wellftig of pious public AM-FM Radio, 4 speakers, Reg. 189.95 ------$138 • Modem Recliner. Black Vinyl. Reg. 79.95...... $ 3 8 a fair time to tell others Canada is a The Lord passed by, smd a decide that surely he must be sentiment—all trying to time itself in dead qr on vacation In Argen­ • Colonial Recliner. Green Tweed. Reg. 109.95...... $ 6 8 fine place to visit and shop. great and strong .wind rent the o 18 PORTABLE PHONOS • New 1967 Canister Cleaners. As Low A s ...... 19.95 the hope that seasonal holiday truces in tina. ^rtyle is reported to Perhaps, to get down to essentials, mountains, . . . hut the Lord Solid state amplifiers, Reg. 49.95 ------$38 • Colonial Swivel Rocker. Patch Quilt. Reg. 79.95...... $ 5 5 Vietnam might provide the slight open­ w’as not in thfe wind; and after have said, "In the beginning the purposes in both cases could be clas­ o I COLOR TV CONSOLETTE ^ • 5 Pc. Maple Dinette. 4 Mates Chairs. Reg. 155.00...... $ 9 9 • 4 Used Sewng Machine Heads...... 2.00 ing through which the voices of sanity the wind an earthquake, but the God created man in his image sified as quite similar. Perhaps the dif­ Lord was not in the earthquake and then man returned the 119 sq. in. Ebony Metal .Cabinet, Reg. 269.95 $198 • 4 Bronze Kitchen Chairs. Reg. 15.99...... 9>88 (their oWn of course) might be heard— • 2 Zig-Zag Console Sewing Machines...... $ 6 8 ference is merely between good, smooth . . . a fire, but the Lord was not compliment.” Too long we ha-ve o 1 COLOR TV CONSOLE • 7 Pc. Walnut Dinette Set. Reg. 129.95...... $ 7 8 has probably had very little difficulty salesmanship, and the crude. 'There goes been returning the compllmut commending Itself to all among us who in the fire, and after the fire a 265 sq. in.. Mahogany, Reg. 349.95 — $248 • 5 Pc. Oval Table White Dinette Set. Reg. 89.95...... $ 4 8 our inferiority complex again, immedi­ still small voice . . . and said, and wind up with a god that Is • 3 Sewing Chairs. Open Stock...... 8 .6 0 are not Inveterate hawks. At -The Ballet With Sylvian Odara "What-are you doing here, Eli­ dead and should be dead. May­ e 2 COLOR TV CONSOLES • Baby Stroller. Reg. 18.98...... -... 1 2 .8 8 ately- assuming Montreal knows how to • 266 sq. in.. Mahogany, Reg. 469.95 $368 But over against the wide extent of sell a fair, and New York didn’t. jah?” I Kings 19:11-13. be though, we should see the • Baby Bathinette. Reg. 26.95...... 1 9 .8 8 • Our Best Automatic Sewing Machines...... 99.95 and the poesible wide sympathy fo r such BRYAN POER AS CRACKER JACK: other side, 1. e. that how we de­ Today it seems popular to be T pious sentiments; we have ■ the realistic In Hartford Ballet Company’s “Nutcracker” at Bushnell Dec. 29 ooncom ^ about whether or not- scribe God 1s always a personal consideration of the instrumentalities God is r that reason, the pious British From Christmas To Junk on terms that the U.S. could coming up. are. But from such a candid Rlchm'ohdr Va. • ASSORTED SCREWDRIVERS • PORTABLE ELECTRIC SANDERS accept. Nor is there any prac­ WPA laborers start work op -—NOW 7.77 From all accounts, Postmaster Gen­ : And, more important, it would recital, could • come political On .This Date Mas Reg. 29c ------— -NOW 10c Reg. 9.99 —^------—— proposal omitted the one key sugges­ tical reason to hope-that the laying 500 feet of 6-dich wsiter 5 0 % tion that might have given it a real eral O'Brien made good his promise to notify Hapoi that the fruit is benefits between now and the In 1608, the Ind?kns captured WALL CABINETS o f f • l6-ln. RADIAL ARM SAW • i^-inch ELECTRIC DIUIXS war can be "won” in the next Capt. John Smith. main on Harrison St. chance of success, if there it any such handle peak loads of Christmas mail not going to ripen: That is, that Presidential election. As some SKI BOOTS I Damaged. Reg. 219.99 ------^ -NOW Reg. 10.99 ------—NOW 7.77 year and a hal.. ^ f the President has no intention of his intimates see it, it woi^ld In 1893, the lest spike In the chance existing for any possibility of efficiently and speedily. OFF • 3-in. BELT^DISC SANDER This leaves three alterna­ of letting the election force him represent the entire truth, ajnd Great Northerii Railroad track • 1 Dishwasher, damaged. Reg. $199...... $149 • SABRE SAWS peace in Vietnam. The British proposal Now, how about the other II months 10 Years Ago Reg. 29.99 —------^------NOW —NOW 7.77 of the year ? tives; A major escalation, de­ into a bad settlenient to - Viet­ the truth doesn’t always hiirt. wasi-driven in at the east-west • Table Tennis Sets. Reg. 6.99 .,.. '••••• Reg. 10.99 ------omitted the possibility of any dealing ' 3.88 For a hopeful starter, the department signed to bring Hanoi to its nam. junction point . in the Cascade Over 300 invitations are sent • SAVE niOO! 8-FOOT POOL TABB^l • 1 Dishvvasher, dam age. Reg. $169...... $129 • 2-WHEEL CRAFTSMAN BAND SAW •COPPER TUBING CUTTERS with the Vletcong, which, as distin­ says it wants to retain for a while long­ knees; a unilateral U.S. with­ As some Presldpntial inti­ Mountains. to members sind workers pf the 1 only floor model, as is. Reg. J495- $395 Reg. 199.99 ------NOW Reg, 2 .1 9 ------——----- NOW 88e Republican Town committee for guished from the government of North er many of the 150,000 temporary em­ drawal; and a continuation of mates view it, this is the only Todayls Blrihday In 1949, President Kerry Tru­ • Garbage Disposers. Reg. 29.95...... 2 3 J M • 9-ln. CRAFTSMAN RADIAL ARM SAWS Vietnam, asserts for itself and is con­ ployes it hired for the holiday season. the war at about the present realistic position for Mr. John­ man first called his administra- their complimentary victory New. Reg. 159.99 ------^------=NOW • SAW HORSE BRACKETS dinner to be held a/t the Sun­ SAVE on PAINT and SUPPLIES Pkg. of 2. Reg. 1.79 ------— NOW 88e ceded by North Vietnam prime involve­ ’They’re heeded, the department ex­ level, with casualties probably son to take. By laying out the Former West German Chan­ tlon-the “Fair Deal" In his State • 1.1 H.P. SHOP VAC ment in any political settlement ' of plains, because the blizzard of Christ­ declining somewhat, from the Vietnam future in those' stark cellor Konrad Adenauer is 91. of the Union message. set Ridge Country Club. , •INTERIOR WHITE LATEX PAINT 6-ft. hose, nozzle. Reg, 41.99------NOW • 11/4-In. BRONZE WEATHERSTRIP South Vietnam’s future. mas mail i^ being followed by a tidal' levels of 1966. Reg. 4.99 G a l.------2.29 Aluminum DBORS • 8-in. CRAFTSMAN BENCH SAW * 17-ft. ^ g . 1.19 ------^----- — ^NOW 88c « This, omission was the mark of the wave of junk mail—94 million pieces in Mr. Johnson is being strong­ • SEMI-GLOSS INTERIOR PAINT Reg. 89.99 ------NOW ly advised to choose the last of • 25-In. LAWN SWEEPERS Chicago, for Instance, compared with Reg. 1.98 Qt, ------99c e 2 H.P. SNOW BLOWERS, , ultimate shallowness and insincerity of these three paths. He is de­ '»3^4-bu. capacity. Reg. 18.99----- — ^NOW 14418 the British proposal, and became, as ex- ' 43 million the same week last year. • 25 lbs. CONCRETE BONDINO PAINT and WINDOWS 2-cycle engine. Reg. 99.99 ------^NOW This at least and at last connotes scribed by intir^ales today as Reg. 4.9 8 ------2.79 • i/2-ln. DRIVE SOCKETS pected, the chief reason North Vietnam Odd sizes. Regular 15.98 to 51.95 OFF • 10-Pc. CRAFTSMAN WREXNCH SETS recognition that the postal system has absolutely opposed to any esca- Fischetti • ASSORTED WALLPAPpaS Assorted sizes. Ftog. to 1.19 —— NOW 44$ has cited for Its rejection of the British Open or Box, Reg. 13.78 ------^— -NOW either too little personnel or too much ‘lation ■ that might involve the Single Roll ------:— :------78c • 18-in. CRAFTSMAN JIG SAW move. U.S. in war with Red China or • CERAMIC TILE l”xl", • 10-in. CRAFTSMAN RADIAL ARM SAWS junk mail. For the moment, a better' • 4* ALUMINUM STEPLADDEB Odd lots, Reg. 99c ------sq. ft. 47e Reg. 219.99 ------^------NOW Reg. 69.99 ------—NOW The British, by launching a peace ■ equation is being attempted, i that might draw the Soviet U n-. NUCUAR VERBAL m c n m Reg. 9.98------7.77 proposal which seemed something of a But relief can be only brief because ion into a direct confrontation parod^ of what has come to be consid­ civil service rules permit the department with the U.S. ered the.tjTical peace move from the to retain the temporary workers for This means, in effect, that the administration at Washington, proved 89 days from the^ employment date. And President has no intention of yielding to Pentagon military • Flashlight Batteries. tlMmse}ves perhaps- a better ally than mtpiy were hired early in November. D size. Reg. 11c ea. * 1 ^ soon the old problem will | be back, pressures for mining Haiphong BULK ML SALE FURNACE^TYPE HUMIDIFIERS they Intended. with junk mail again threatjening to harbor. Mr. Johnson is alpo de­ The other chief possibility for tfans- clog postal arteries, as happenejd in Chi­ scribed as' determined not to • 75W and 100 W Light B u lb s...... 8 for $1 taking any pious consensus for peace in­ cago a few months ago, and once again take measures—such as air at­ IS-OoHon Copocfhy to some realistic actuality has bgen lo- gumming _ up the ..processing o< first- tacks on Chinese airfields or hot 10W-30 R«g. 36e qt. I / L Q . 8 8 • 12" Teflon Lined Electric Fry Pans. efted In the activities of lAiited Nations class mail. 1 ' pursuit of Communist aircraft In Ynur Contoiiwr Rnqukir $49.95 , y Reg. 1^6.99...... 44*88 SMretary General Thant. , All this, plus a deficit projeqted in across the Chinese border—^tbat the vicinity of $1 billion, adds up to a might bring retaliation from • Electric Cooker-Fryers. Reg. 9.99...... 8 .8 8 .He has been asked, by ^the year end For use with forced warm air systems. Adds moisture to l letter from Ambassador Goldberg, to do picture as dreary aa it- is fAiplliar. Peking;. Completing the picture Is the prospect Likewise Mr. Johnson will not • Gas Line Anti-Freeze. Reg. 39c...... ^ 1 4 ^ dry air automatically. • 10-Qt. Plastic Pails. Reg. 79c...... 3 3 ^ w4|atever he can to get pegcci talks • Rubber Floor Mats, our best Reg. 6:99. . .4*88 CMtaed.' After a period of time during of a rate Increase, which will be bear­ repudiate his own commitments able only Ifi it is accompanied, by more to South Vietnam, and those of • Lo-Sudz Laundry Detergent, 25 lbs. «mch he hius. presumably done his basic remedies in the logistics- of mov­ two previous Presidents} by con­ .9i Complete Lubrication Reg. 5.99...... 4418 W^mding out of North Vietnam, Secre­ ing the mail and in equitable rejlgger- triving some face-saving way to fmr most American Cars. FURNACES and BOILERS t e

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\ r ^ G E EIGHT MANtHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,1967 From »or’s K itch en 13 Neu) Voter$ Prices member of Kiowa Council, De­ A ttirea-hour voter making gree of Pbcahontas, and the By DORIS BEUHNG sessitHi in the town clerk’s Rt. 6 Moving Ahead, Part of the joy of epokipg is Obituary Golden Age Club. Schools, MCG Ponder office yesterday added 13 sharing recipes with friends, Survivors include a .son new electors to Manchester’s NEW YORK (AP) —Food And Mrs. John <3orl (Kay) o f James W. Devlin of Andover; voting lists. prices are headed up again this Oaflierine Vostcr Lawwm 292 Lake Rd., Ap^over, de­ YOUNG PORK S-A-L-E! four daughters, Mrs. Graydon State Aide Tells G of G Of the total; 6 are Demo­ year but iwt as fast as in 1966. Leasing Computer scribes herself as “ah inquiring' ROCKVILLK — Ml*. Cather­ B ew of Natick, Mass., Miss crats, 4 are Republicans and Cook always ready to lexperi- And there may be some relief i n e il^ter Lawson. 72, of 0 Ban- Haael IJeVlin and Mrs. Roger “ We've heard nothing about a cutback in funds on 3 are unaffUiated. The Manchester Board of Education- will consider ment with the unusual recipes in store for consumers. Whole Loin, or ‘^ r o ft ftd., widow Of Neil C. Law- Marcham, both of Rockville, the relocation of Rt. 6, and we’re going a l ^ full whether to enter a cooperative leasing -arrangement 1 collect from near, and far.” 9aon, died last night at Rock- and' Mrs. Kerwin Puniell of blast," said William Lazarek, Highway Senicir Engineer Wholesale food prices current­ with the Manchester Community College of ft high She Reis a Swiss version of Pork Rib Half '^ lie General Hospital. Goshen, N.H.; a *ister, Mrs. of the Planning Department of the State Highway De* ly are 3.3 per cent lower than speed computer for doing educational data processing. Orientals, a sweet-sour dish, they were a year ago. That, Is - Mrs; Lawson was bom Dec. Thomas Ryan of Rhckvllle; sev­ partment / ------^ ^ Superintendent of Schools ------—: ------which she says is “especlaUy Bradfey Cited because of a big drop In a num­ 18M In Hartford,; a daughter en grandchildren and four William Curtis said today that Lasarek, apMlflng to the n^ jxmnds pork butt (shoulder product prices up; pork, chicken Ave. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman ADMITTED YESTERDAY: NEW HAVEN (AP)-There Is .• Survivors Include a daughter, major Item on the p a r t ’s ^ Highland Dr., p r b p ^ d route, that negoUa- the Manchester highways since steak) cut in , bite-size and eggs do-wn, and turkey of Union Congregational Church ^Miss Helen Lawson of Rock- apnda when It meeU Monday are now in process for jees. pieces a ohanoe that Bradley IMe-rna- much lower. will officiate. Burial will be in .lurchase of property by the interchanges would bs locat- LOfN HALF PORK ROAST Lb. 'vlUe; a son, Clifford N. Law- at .8 p.m. M cup soy sauce tioijaf Airport at Windsor Locks As for fruits and vegetables, Grove Hill Cemetery. Fairfield St.; Mra. Lucille Blon- ifeon of Manchester: two sisters, TOere is also a strong p^sl- ^ Farmstead br., Wapping; state, and that bids for actual ed at Spencer St., Bridge S t, S. \ cup salad oil wJU become the fourth major they may be up to the whims Friends may call at the fu­ blUty^UiatlltvNiliaf thethp town maymav eveneven- — . . . _____ ^ construction should go out next Main St. and near Wylly* St he •.!3ilrs. Clarence Banner and Mrs. Mrs. Henrietta Case. 817 Pleas­ 4 chicken bouillon cubes of the weaitherman. Bad weath­ neral home tomorrow from 2 Faiiq4i>hoto winter. Minor changes may be said. Bridge S t is slated to be airport serving New York City, iWllliam Neuhausser, both of Lorln* photo tually share in the proposed ant VaUey Rd., South Windsor; 2 cups boiling water er last year cut crops. LEAK ALL BEEr to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. j-i j computer program, said Gen- H'vtrtnrtdiJI made, but the basic plan is relocated so that the Inter- a New Haven industrialist has ■^iBloomfield; two brothers, Carl Mrs. Nome Ellis* 67 Am ott .Rd.; 1 No. 2 can pineapple chunks The weather can have other HiTlSttQCft era! Manager Robert Weiss. a n g u g e a definite. change win be in direct line said. ■.^Foster and Raymond Foster, Michele Faster, Hazardville; >,4 cup sugar effects, too. Hea-vy snows at the Mrs. Astrid H. Felber ^ “We have been sti(dylng the ,3t>oth of Bloomfield, and four Victor Harriman, Andover; Mrs. _ . . , ’The highway, which will fol- -with Keeney St, and at Spencer • 1/3 cup vinegar Joseph L. Stewart, senior vice end of 1966 cut the number of Mrs. Astrid H. Felber, 50, of The engagement of - Miss ways in which the town might * j ^ u ‘‘“ E ^ '^ 'H a ^ o r d - The engagement of Miss I ^ - ^ east-west route from St. the Interchange wiU be a .grandchildren. 2 tablespoons conistarch president of the Armstrong Rub­ hogs moving to market in the Lb 59c J5 Lb.’2.75 Funerad services will be held Thompsonville, formerly of Elaine C. Kasevich of Manches- be able to utilize (a computer) Jacobs', 14 Williams S t; da Mary Shuska to David Wll- j^^st Hartford through Man- partial one. 4 tablespoons cold water ber do., told persons attending AEdwest. ■jiflaturday at 10 a.m. at the Ladd Manchester, died this morning ter to J. Kirby Holcombe of profitably,” the m ana^r said. Edna Keilbar, Baltimore, Md.; fred ^Moriissette, both of Man- cheater and to Bolton, is sched- j,j October, several owners 2 green peppers cut in strips a regional transportation sym­ at Manchester Memorial Hos­ This week live hog pricqs tum­ -J^ineral Home, 19 Ellington South Windsor has been an- v I-^ther Kendall, Brandy St., Chester, has been announced by uled to open for traffic In 1970, the Hartford Rd. and Bridge Trim fat from pork cubes, dip posium Wednesday that he was pital. bled as farmers sent to market > v e . The Rev. Felix M. Davis, Lowe also confirmed her mother, Mrs. Ullian Shuska Lazarek said. gt. began preliminary negoUa- pieces in soy sauce arid brown “ not privileged’’ to disclose the FROZEN CUBED VEAL CUTLEfS Lb. 79c s^>astor of Second Cong:regation- Mrs. Felber was bom July nounced by her parents, Mr. and pending cooperative setup. He St^M re.^TOci^r^Lap- source of his information. the largest supply of hogs sirice of 164 Oak S t ’Through the major portion of tions for the sale of their prop- in oil In fry pan. Drain pineap­ October 1964. ^ Church, -Manchester will of- 22, 1916 in Oslo, Norway, and Mrs. Alexander J. Kasevich of said the college is scheduled to },eni, 1067 Main St ple chunks and reserve juice. Stewart said New York ur­ / a m A ff-4 A # __ __ - f ▼ Vk ^ r « e . . . - 4 .AM tri.,. /Ion,.- o Mr orH Manchestcr, the highway will erty to the state. Nathan Agos- ^ ciate. Burial will be in Moun- lived in Manchester for most of 43 Dover Rd. receive an IBM 1401 computer a.1so, Mrs. Sophie Magura, Her fiance is a son of Mr. and three In each tineU, whose family owns Gus Dls.tolve bouillon cubes ^ In boil­ gently needs another airport Beef cuts are featured In 'PRODUCE as CRISP 'n FRESfl os MORNING DEW' her life. She was employed as Mrs. Wilfred Morrissette of 271 many areas. ,'-5aln View Cemetery, Bloom- Her fiance- is a son of Mr. ^ under terms of a feder- staffort Springs; Arthur Man- direction, Lazarek said. Grinder, was getting an ap- ing water in small saucepan; and Bradley is being consid­ a secretary at the Fritch Ma­ Autumn St. ered. The CivO Aeronautics Fancy, New, Texas , Fancy, Vine Ripened dlield. and Mrs. Raymond HoHeombe of ^ pan t, tin, Box 142, Bolton; Sally-Ann The allocation of funds, praisal done on the pro^rty add pineapple juice and stir In Egg prices have dropped chine Co., East Hartford, before Miss Shuska attended Man­ Board now considers Bradley an again. Production, the first half ’ Friends may call at the fu- 18 Mountain View Rd. Half the $27,000 yearly cost Miller, 149 Bryan Dr.; Denise Lazarek indicated was made to sell it. The largest property sugar and vinegar. Add hot mix­ I'iaeral honie tomorrow from 2 her retirement two years ago chester High School. She is em­ alternate International airport CABBAGE / TOMATOES Miss Kasevich, a graduate of losin g the machine wiU be Masuta. 660 Governors High- law by a past legislature, and, owner in the area is the Center ture to nveat, cover and sim­ of 1967 is expected to be up as to 4 uid 7 to 9 p.m. due to illness. ployed at the Gunver Manu­ for (both New York and Boston. much, as 6 per cent from a year Manchester High School, re- J’y way, South Windsor; Frank in spite of the tightening of St. Corp. and Alexander Jarvis. mer for 30 minutes. Mix corn­ Survivors include a son, Ron­ and half must be supplied from Reider, 40 Riverside Dr.; Rob- facturing Co., Manchester. Mr. starch with cold water and ago, with prices down. Lb. 9c Lb. 39c ceived her BS degree in ele­ Morrissette attended Manches- money, the money is still avaU- ^ Mrs. Margaret Benson ald W. Felber of East Hart­ mentary education from Cen­ local sources. ert Robinson, East Hampton; gradually add to meat mix­ NEW BRIDGE OPENING Broiler production is expected ford; a daughter, Mrs. Douglas Space for the computer is be- Mrs. Rose Rouleau, 482 Adams ter High School and served for able. „„rrhn«*ii another HARTFORD (AP) — Highway SOUTH WINDSOR — Mra. tral Connecticut State College, ture, stirring until thickened. to be up 5 to 10 per cent and NABISCO PREMIUM CRACKERS...... Lb. Box 35c /Miargaret Benson, 78, of 56 Hutchinson of East Hartford, New Britain. She toured Eu­ ing provided in the basement of St.; Edward Sarnoski, Weth- three years with the U.S. Army. Lazarek spoke to the Cham* Hd. ^®®®"^ oneratlon further Stir In pine'apple and green pep­ Commissioner Howard S. Ives turkeys 6 per cent. Norman Dr. died yesterday ajt and a brother, Robert Hansen rope this summer, and is teach­ Bennet Junior High School ad- ersfield; Ernest Segerberg, 38 He is employed at the Purdy- her of Commerce group for eev-p s ® xTaJffnrii Rd near per and cook about five min­ will preside at ribbon cutting Red meat production, how­ S t Francis Hospital, Hartfoc^. , of Thompsonvilje. ing fifth grade in the Vernon jacent to the school system’s S. Adams St.; Mrs.' Claudette Ferris Corp., Manchester. eral hours this morning. The Z hi utes. Serve on white rice. ceremonies FWday opening to ever, may be down. No date for the wedding has meeUng was arranged by the Waddell Rd. w l«re h y . . Mrs. Benson was bom May 1, Funeral services will be held School System. Mr. Holcombe existing data processing cen­ St. Onge, 47 Summer St.; Har­ When preparing recipe in ad­ vehicular traffic the new $4.4 You won’t be able to escape been announced. ■ Chamber of Commerce and held will build » "®'^ 1888 In Ireland, and had lived Saturday at a time to be an­ is a g;raduate of South Wind­ ter, said Paul ,K. Juttner, cen­ mon 'Tompkins,. Clarke Rd., vance do not add pineapple and million Suffield-Enfleld bridge higher prices by going out to HIGHLAND PARK MARKET .for 57 yeans in the ita h ch ^ e r nounced at the Moimes Funeral ter director. Rockville; Mrs. Lizzie ’Trask, 91 ------at the Chamber Office. ‘ m W at on green pepper until reheating for over the Connecticut River on dinner. A national drive-in res­ sor Hig:h School. He received The Chamber has been back- operating from the old location -nind South. Windsor area. She Home, 400 Main St. Burial will an engineering degree from He said the 1401 “system” Foster St.; Joseph Varca, Cov- serving. relocated Route 190. taurant chain wlrich has sold its ing fully the new route, ever' this summer, he said, 317 Highland St., Manchester, Conn. Phone 643-4278 :was a member o f St. Peter’s b e , in Grove Hill Cemetery, Worcester (Mass.) Polytechnic would require the installation entry; Mrs. Gladys Warner, 38 Mr. and Mrs. Corl are both The old bridge will close the hamburgers for 16 cents since since the idea was first pro- Lazarek said negotiations are Sjpiscopal Church, and the Rockville. Institute, where he was a mem­ of seven pieces of equipment. Joseph St.; York WhiUker, 79 FBIReport natives of Minnesota and grad­ same day. Work' on the new the company started in 1954 has posed in late 1950. In process where a complete Daughters o f Liiberty,-No.-17, a t . Friends may call at the fu­ ber of Phi Gamma Delta fra­ A cooperative arrangement Santina Dr.; Todd White. 219 uates of Iowa State University. span began In October of 1964. raised the price to 18 cents, Warren E. Howland, chair- take over of property is neces- Manchester. neral home tomorrow from 2 ternity and captain of the soc­ between the schools, the college School St.; Mrs. Kathleen He is affiliated with Pratt and Notes Draft man of the Chamber’s Parking sary, but no negotiations have --Survivors include a daughter, to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. cer team. He is a commissioned and the town is not an entirely -Wickham, Hartford; Mrs. Bar- Whitney, Division of United Air­ and ’Traffic Committee , said begun where a partial take Mrs. Chester Brunner, with officer with the U.S. Public new concept and, in fact, has bara Wilkie, 57 Hartl Dr., Tal- craft Corp., and Tils work took been under consideration since Lazerek was asked to talk about over may be needed, such as whom she made her borne, four Health Service, Metuchen, N.J. cottviUe; Mrs. Helen Wilkos, 4 Case Rise him to Denver, Colo., before grandchildren and a niece. last summer when the three Barry Rd.; David Wyse, Broad the developments with the com- properties of persons on Over- coming to Connecticut last year. A July wedding is planned. (Continued from Page One) / Funeral services will be held Funerals agencies undertook a “feasi­ Brook. mi t tee because the committee land St. Mrs. Corl taught school in tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the bility” study of such a possi­ was concerned about the mat- Some minor changes may be BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Since then, judges and police Glastonbury but now “ enjoys • Herald photo by Saternls) . '.Holmes . Funeral Home, 400 Mrs. Ina Mankin bility. .son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bari- ter of funds on the.project in made, Lazarek said, where at spired. being at home with ipy six- MRS. CORL AND JULIE ’ Main S t, Manchester. The Rev. Funeral services for Mrs. Ina Stocks in Brief ’The study, which proved net Jr., East Hartford: V this tight-money economy, and S. Mein St. and Charter Oak month-old daughter, Julie.’’ She ' James Birdsall, rector of St. Mankin of 502 Spring St. were favorable, was done by Marvin daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ Hoover said “ the moving also concerned 'that Manchester Sts. the towns open spaces and NE3W YORK (AP)—’The stock Weiner, a data processing ex­ is a member of the Newcom­ - Peter’s Church, ■will officiate. held this morning at Concordia neth Boud, 36 O’Leary Dr.; a forces behind these demonstra- would not be bypassed by the recreation areas are found, er’s Club of the Manchester market surged ahead early this pert in the University of Con- 1 Burial will be in East Cemetery, Lutheran Church. ’The Rev. Jo­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. tions are pacifist, student and expansion of the new 1-84. o f 't o ^ C l ^ ! ■YWCA and Andover League of DATA INSTITUTE Manchester. seph Bourret, pastor, officiated. afternoon under the strong in- necticut’a Institute of Public James Melley, East Hartford; SCHOOL OF BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY fluence of reinvestment de- service. Women Voters. ; Friends may call at the fu- David Almond was organist. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur t h f Chamber’s Rt. 6 Committee ber of Commerce, deluding 248 Farmington AVe. mand. Trading was hea\-y. The Commuqist party and saugfied James Kirkpatrick. Don Piper, Hartford, Conn. 06105 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Burial was in East Cemetery. After the study. Manchester Schulz, 38 Kensington St. STATE PILOT HONORED Volume was swelled by a pa­ other subversive groups and proceedings and was Bruce Watkins and several 1967 PROGRAM Phone 627-7510 The famHy suggests that those Bearers were Earl McCann, Community College officials DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- SAIGON (AP) A pilot from rade of big blocks in high-qual­ their members continued to ac- ihe plans pre- others. Kenneth Burtwi, assist- CLASSES IN ■ wishing - system, outlined by representa- Mrs. Feighn was bom in Hal- efficient electric heating system, with individual Solid colors WDven in a ^"1“ colored tweeds vmv- minority on the board dlscov- eJ the appointinentS—Mahoney lives of the International Busi- ™ . J . » en In a level loop design. 8 land, Sweden, and -^Oas a mem- *150 MORE fer'ed that they had been out- because of the press of personal ness Machines Corp. room temperature control a comfort. Hi A Lo random loop de- decoratmr colors to choose - ber of Emanuel Lqifieran maneuvered by the Republican e "«lrs and Pietrantonio because Part of IBM’s proposal’ c’tlled sign. 14 sparkUng colorsO F from ., NO MONEY DOWN — NO T R A D E -m REQUIRED Church, Hartford. majority the pressure of business. for establishing six computer to brighten any room. Average 9x12 Room Buy 4 for as little as *1:25 weekly To arrange yo^r loan - Call 6 4 9 -5 2 0 3 Survivors include‘ a son, Ed­ The state's Home Rule Law Democratic Town Chairman service centers in various parts At Pen-An-Co we give particular attention to con­ ward G. Feighn of Vernon; Just GUARANTEED four grandchildren and'a niece. snecifles that onlv one third ”^®^ Cummings sgidtoday that of the state to aid local school verting any existing system to a trouble-free clean, r S mstanefLer-m^^^^^ Democratic -placemenU, system In processing data, If„ _any______used_____ ’er tire, identified on our invoice as being guaranteed, fails as ^ Funeral service6 vvill be held result of-any normal road hazard within 12 months of purchase date, then a pro rata hers) o f a Charter RevUion named at the , board s Asked whether there might odorless Genera! Electric modern electi;ic heating .00 ult Of Do^moR Im n m ic s Coii8^ - tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the sq. yd. allowance per month based on selling price will be made by the. seller toward the MOmbor Commission may be iq^embers f “ u’’ u,!' connection between this Thomas F. Farley Funeral system. Completely Installed over 120 purpose of any new Goodyear tire. ^ of other town aeencies The Re- charged-that-the Republi- proposal and the new Manches-'- (. Home, 96 , Webster St., Hart- 66 os. hair and Jute cushion (Complete t ford. The Rev. Stanley Sand- by appointing Atty. Thomds T u ^ a y night m not •commimi- was not prepared to say. ■ j. berg'O f Eriianue} Church will Call 649-2860 you will be glad you did. . flfificlate. Bufial will be at the Ballev a member of the school ®‘^^***8 advance with the "But the state board is aware avincs ank ^ u I °i ® * ® * Democrats on tlte composition of of what we are dolnv and We S B ^ dpnvenlence' o f the family. board; Harlan Taylor, a.mem- ^ ® ® uemg, ana we Carpet Your Kitchen ber of the Manchester Redevel- Rrivislon .Ooramis- have been assured that any ar- Friends may call at the fu- • OPEN TILL 9 P.M. MON.-PRI. • 1 home tonight from 7 to 9. opment Agency: and N; Adler He said “ OuJ-oeoDle with a we make locally “HERCULON CAN TAKE U” Dobkin a member of the Town . ? ^ P ‘*’ ®' will be compatible with theirs," a memoer OI me lown held to their heads, made a curtis said FLUMBINO • HEATING • AlR CONDITIONING ‘ M n . A w L - Devlin Planning Commission. couole of temoorarv aoDoint- See Herculon Carpet In Our Store SERVICE STORE J ^OOKVILL®—— Mrs. Anna* The Democrats were prevenlr \^cnts, so that the commission ~ PARKADE OFFICE OPEN ‘ babe Devlin, 80, of 91 Union Or In The Comfort Of Your Home ed from appointing their orig- could get off the ground.” British Thermal Unit '0 b , widow of ifohn M. Devlin, iniil dboit^s; Belden Schaffer, a He said further, “Based on the Free Estimates— Expert Installations 71^ MAIN ST.i MANCHESTER • M6-0101 SATURDAY MORNINGS! yesterday aftenoon «t membw of the school board; many tabling actions Tuesday The abbreviation BTU stands IPen-^n-G o. I BpekviBe' General HinipitaK arid Atty. Hjdiard'Woodhouse, night, all that tlje people of for British thermal unit. It rep- Fully insured > BURNSIDE OFFICE Burnside Avenue at Church Street, East Hartford *^Where Good Ideas Come Naturally For The Home” ^ ^ OFEN T O N IG H T TILL 9:00 — DevDa'Wad bom Nov; chairman of the Town Pension Manchester can expect from the resents the energy rieeded. to . «|8, 18M to^Oeanany, « daugh- Board. ' Republican board from now on, warm a pound of water from 841 BflfOAO STR E ]^, MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 OPEN DAILY OPEN WED., THURS., of Haory Bid Ida Kichnar In order to fulfill Home Rule is a failure to act, frtuBthe abll- about 99A to 40.2 degrees Fahr- Ubib «od 11 In Rockville requirements that the appoint* Ity to postpone making decisions enheit, according to the Ency- “ 'TiaaBPHONB (208) 649-2869 MON.-SAt. FRL, NIGHTS tiU 9:00 i t tm 0 he « • ! a m n t i te Biad9 wittte a 8(M ap and takliB.^BUae.” (^paedia Biitonntra. A - \

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tO R G U B FALLS, Minn. (AP) Ole met his wife at Uie age of 5IANCHBSTER SESSION /■ ^ — (Me and OUUa Sholberg hope IB when making his dally 16- On Saturday A probable cadse hearing was (heir Slat weddbig anniversary mile hike to get the mail. He ^ .r n ^ r io A,k today for Jan. 12 In'the case The Manchester, Country "• -y.,. todayjrtll be a Httle more ser- musured eno^h co^age to ask L a w r ^ V. Kucza, Club will conduct an Open

•"^i!^‘S:nrart"aL- 01eis ^aUr «c^ SafUS /rfp.K n ew m en °M d *tele^ston**c^ ' Kucra, of East Hartford, waa unveil it's new clubhouse and i- ” ** . .. charged Oct. 80 after a cruiser other new facilities. couple was married, seven patrolman spotted Win and his A formal dedication will, be 200 _____j ...____ years later in the bride’s family coin’s Service .Station at held in the evening, with a cock- from around the world. fgm , hj^^e - a log cabin 451 W. O u te r S t tall hour for members, from 6 .vO It was a little too much for north of Underwood, Minn. While the patrolman Ole who has been confined to his was to 7, followed by dinner at 7:30, oino. > Their tidy home today — questioning him, he noticed a 2- by invitation and reservation, bed, except for meals where they live with t ^ daugh- j,y_3 window in a bay door Invited guests at the dinnerdlnne week alter the celebratibn. {g^s, (3 ara and the widowed u l / w ™ ^ a o h e d ” But Mrs. Sholberg remains y t „ ’ p^ank Mettr - is just 15 smashed. will be the town’s directors plus acUve, moving about by wheel- wedding site, A probable cause hearing was other elected and appointed chair, and doesn’t even like to . set also today for Jan. 10 .in town officials. takeMiivc

1 / ■ M ANCHESt^ BVENiNG HERALD, MANCHESTER,. COKNi, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1967 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, C€)NN., THURSDAY,'JANUARY 5, 1967 struction o f indubtrlal roads and Columbia meet the need for improved in­ South Windsor service 'utiUttea; consideration struction in both reading and / Tolland current affairs. ’The'service is JenKs is being assigned to of a request for town parOclpa- Mary Garden Dead; ticn in the construction of an free. flying, duty with an Air Force ANOTHER FIRST Columbia Lake Is Selected Peter Lanwilotta, son 6f Mr, ■unit in the Pacific Air Forces, Council Names Constable; hiduBtiial road on the Schweir Society Sets Talk Jan. 23 and Mrs: Nicholas Lanzalotta, which covers Southeast Asia, property and consideration of a Erdpni Rd., has received an' Golden Age Soprano the Far Fhist and the Pacific. cost of living increase for em­ FOR HANCHESTER'S OLDEST! For National Canoe Contest early acceptance from Rensse- On Saving Historical Sites He attended Cazenovla $26fi00 in Aid Given Town ployes of the town. ABERDEEN, Scotland (APi "Sallome,” with its dance d< lear Polytechnic Institute, Troy, (N.y.) Central High School and Columbia.,.Lake again’ has Church Monday from 1:45 to — Maty Garden, one of -the last the seven veils, ■was banned in N.Y. He is a senior at Wind­ An lUustrated talk, “Preser- Men’s Volleyball League received a B.A. degree from the , ® Manchester Evening Herald been chosen as the site of the 6; 30 p.m. 'Aiere is coasting on the hill survivors of the golden age of several American' cities, but .the ham High School and is a mem­ at Center Springs Park, but AMinn. The Fniir The Men’s Volleyball League Ck>lleee of WiUiam and Marv in night,,the town council appoint- East Hartford, newly appqinted g„u o, \yi„d*or Correspondent, National Canoe Championships Mrs. Carl-Gosline is recruit-' opera, will be cremated Satur­ singer recalled that she once vaUon In Action. The Four ^ l e g e WiUiam and Mary in tax assessor for the town, has 644-8582. . ment chairmah. Her telephone ber of the .National Honor. So­ there is no skating nor any faced down a policeman who Regatta, the American Canoe day in Aberdeen. A public fu­ Historic Houses of the. Socle- 7 -^vhen Hayden and Mason He was commissioned in 1965 PoslUon of a full- started work with, the town of------Manchester's OLDEST finailcial in­ committee includes Mrs. Richr ciety. He plana to major iii skiing at Park Department su­ neral will be held at the crema­ had come backstage to close the ty,” will be presented to mem- faces Three Sons Cleaners, and upon completion Of Offloer constable for a six-month flclals on the Grand List for > REDEVELOPMENT LOAH Association has announced. avd Curland, Mrs. Walter Di^ew, management engineering at pervised areas. torium and her ashes will be show in Milwaukee. . bers of the Tolland Historical the Tolland Barbershop is op- Training School. He is a mem- probationary period. Only five 1967. ' WASHINGTON (AP) — Ihe stitution is Manchester's FIRST ’fi­ The same regatta was held Mrs. Wilbur Fletcher. Mrs. Al­ RPI. scattered in Its Garden of Re­ "You just go right out in front Society by Arthur W. Lebund- posed by Chambers Movers. ber of Lambda Chi Alpha at members of the nine-member the item concerning dis- New Haven, Coim., Redevelop- here in 1964 and attracted pad- bert HadigiuA, Mrs. Arthur Pep­ The name'of Susan Schussler, — ^ membrance. and enjoy yourself," ' she told guth, director of the Antiquarian Consumers Pood Centre will Lackland AFB, Texas. council were present at the cusslon and consideration of the .rncnt Agency has been granted in, Mrs. Walter Schroder Jr., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- EdUCatlOtl B oavd him. nancial institution to align itself dlers from almost all 50 states. TTie. worldifamed soprano, one and Landmarks Society of Hart- .play Town lUne Auto Body at Red Cross Meeting meeting. cost of living Increases to be a $1.4 million loan and’ a $1.3 Mrs. Arnold SihvOnen and Mrs. man Schussler, inadvertently . _ ^ i / f • ii* of the first opera stars to act as Asked whether it was true Move up to the distinguished Several of the youngsters came ford. ' 8:15. The games are held in The ^quarterly board meeting Town manager Terry V. granted to town employes, the million grunt by the Housing with a new'On-Line Burroughs Com- Jack Vinlng. * ' was placed in the wrong column ASKS well as sing, died Tuesday at that she swam nude off Corsica^ The program is planned for the Hicks Memorial School of the'Nathan Hale Branch of Sprenkel reported that a certi- town manager reported that a ^ d Urban.Development Depart- from Hawaii and were housed The women will call previous of honor students listed this the age of 92 after five years in she replied, "Sure, I loved it.” motoring of a previously owned the next meeting of the Society gym. the American Red Cross will be -fication of some $26,000 in fed- report from the ,^ a r y study yincpt for its Temple-George Re­ puter System scheduled to go into with local families. donors this week. Anyone wish­ week. Susaii, a sophomore at Expansion Plan a hospital here in her native She said at 74 that she was held Jan. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at eral aid had been granted the committee would ■ be available/newal Project in the h e ^ of ing to donate blood who is not Windham High, is on the "A ’’>, still receiving love letters and We have an unusually to be held Jan. 23 at 8 p.nt. The Tolland Barbershop and Columbia Canoe Club mem­ HARTFDRD IX P l—The State city. Lincoln Continental the Burroughs Corp. office on town from the Federal Water to the council prior to the next the dty. _ use after January I, 196/ which contacted may either walk in honor roll. marriage proposals. choice selection of Continentals recently traded by their pre­ in the social rooms of the United Three Sons Cleaners teams are bers will ask selectmen to ap­ Board of Education has asked Although there were .some Rt. 30. polution Agency to be applied meeting for consideration. Aides of Sen. Abraham A. RJ^ or call for an appointment. Miss Garden returned to vious owners for the 1966 version of America's most distin­ Congregational Church. tied for first place in the stand- prove use of the lake as much the General Assembly to ap­ dissenting opinions about the Valentine Dance Feb. 11 to the sewer project.’ Noting that the salary study will provide our patrons with faster, Manchester Evening Herald Aberdeen after her retirement Lebundguth serves on the Uigs with undefeated records. as possible during the three- Members of the church Wom­ prove the spending of $2.5 mil­ quality of her singing, Miss guished motorcar. Their prime condition (many still carry th » The Fourth Annual Valentine .. The amount represents ap- committee referred to a report Wednesday a $1.4 million ^ d F en’s Guild -will serve lunch to correspondent, Vlrginls M. Carl­ from opera but cohtinued to - board of directors of the Nathan second place Is held by Cham- day event, scheduled for Labor lion to plan, develop and install Garden’s strong soprano voice, new-car warranty) assures their second owners many years Dance to.be sponsored by the proximately 10 per cent of the that would be ready by this more efficient service. workers. son, tel. 228-9224. give concerts, lectures and Hale Homestead in Coventry, bers Movers with a 3 won, 6 Day weekend. an automated central education­ her beauty and dramatic ability and miles of unsurpassed motoring excellence, together with Democraticrv„— Women’s-Uir— Clubr.i,,b will cost of the sewpr project in the meeting of the council, council- 3 d '^ k y Divider ^ U ^ t e d broadcasts. She returned to the T he, society is planning to loss record, and in a three-way There was some question Miss Jean Natsch, publicity al information and data process­ and her outspoken charm made the most impressive savings. We'll be glad to quote you tht. be held Feb. 11 from 9 p.m.>m. to town. man John EeanEgan said that no is torm iS E RITES FOR BROKER United States a number of open a historical museum to be, tig for last place with 2 won, 7 whether residents would he will­ chairman, said, "Blood is in very ing system for public schools her an idol of operagoers in the interestingly low terms—this week! 1 a.m. at the Italian American Sprenkel noted that the bids comment could be made by the J materials for HHSE NORWALK (AP) — Funeral times, the last In 1954. temporarily located in the Old loss record^ are Consumers ing to give up lake rights the short supply and the stock must throughout the state. United States and Europe from Friend-ship Club on Kingsbury on the project are expected to council without benefit of this helicopters, services WiiH be held Saturday She had a ga.ssing accident in Post Office on the Green prob- Food Center, Hayden and Ma- entire three days. An effort be replenished at once. I am In making the request 1900 until her retirement in 1931. ably during February. son, and^Town Line Auto Body. Ave. • be opened .during the month. report. ______asking ■' everyone to please in New Canaan for Joseph C. Wednesday, the board said thb , She became a friend of kings, 1959 and broke her arms in. a will be made to plan the race Quinn, senior vice president of fall in 1962: Plans are also under way P ap^ and Rag Drive l^’hrem represented Councilman Howard Fitts course and still leave open come.” automated center would serve presidents and the wealthy, and the Wall Street brokerage house wrote a book about her operatic Miss Garden refused to sing for the preservation of the Tol- Boy Scout Troop 15 will con- , m ' h h at-the meeting authorized the commented that the report 'Ci 'Ci Ik areas for swimming and sailing. News-Reading Class many functions, including cata­ FOR A series of class demonstra­ of Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fen­ successes and lovers. But' she after entering the hospital in MORIARTY land Green and other local land- duct a Rag and Paper Drive ' “ I town manager to let out for should be Rendered to the coun------F7 The last time the races were loging future buildd-ng and cir- marks and for the establish- throughout the town Saturday. sealed bids the project cil before the open meeting so tion lessons hnd conferences in ner & Smith. riculum needs, teacher require­ put her career ahead of ro­ Aberdeen. But as she sat on a held here the plan worked with balcony one day, she sang the ment of a historical youth pro- Residents wishing to donate _ ii:-- rhnvrm'in existing buildings contents could be con- S A V I'M G'S news reading is being held to­ Quinn, 54, died Wednesday ments for cerUfloatlon, and stu­ mance and never married. Cosmetics a minimum of inconvenience. Scottish melody "Annie I-au- gp-am Including a historical col- rags or papers are requested 0. ,^ -McFvnv iwra Tr>hii *^he Belski property sldered by the councUmen prior day at Porter School as part of night in Norwalk Hospital after dent enrollment projections. When she died Tuesday, en­ LOAN Mrs. William Murphy, adult rie,” and other patients and ©ring book. to leave them on the curb or by r>,,-oka»»T nwAiieiAt im TiTUTioi. charge of the program. Oakland, Phoenix, and Boston handle finance and accounting her bed, A Red Cross Bloodmobile The Bulletin Board Liggetfs of the national events, lari sea­ offices. P ood les “ Connecticut’s Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealer” of older buildings in town. j,g j,gj^ j^j, from 1 to The Democratic Town Corn- the removal of the structures, beard of education on next Miss Dorothy Wedge, consul­ and the development of a llbra- Miss Garden’s repertoire In­ son. Local paddlers have been cluded 25 roles, but she was best Poodles may weigh as little Anyone interested in joining 6-30 m the Parish Center of St. mittee will meet tomorrow night The property -was purchased by Thursday. 1007 MAIN ST, — NEAR MAPLE ST. tant from American Education In 1955 he moved to New York ryfile. At The Parkade canoeing fewer than five years. known for her Thais, Melisande as 10 pounds or as much as 50 the society may contact Miss Matthews Church on- the Green, at 8 at the .studio behind the the town last month for the Action was tabled on three Publications Inc., Middletown, is to serve as head of the com­ The system, which might also OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPf THURSDAY BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE Sl. COVENTRY and other French roles, and for pounds. Those under 15 inches Bertha Place, Tolland’ Green, ^ij^g jg jointly sponsored home of Atty. Harold Garrity on $66,800. items of new business: The MANCHESTER Bloodmobile Coming conducting the demonstrations. pany’s sales di'vislon. Include two to six regional cen­ her uninhibited performance of at the shoulders are csfted min­ membership chairman. Both jjy gj Matthew’s Ladies Guild the Green. W’orking on Grand List adoption of proposed guidelines The Red Cross Bloodmobile Purpose of the service, ac­ Burial will be In Woodstock, ters, coiild be in operation by July, the board’s proposal said. Richard Strauss’ Salome. iature poodles. Individual and family member- Holy Name Society. Mrs. The Tbiland Jimior High The manager also reporteii for to-wn participation in con- will visit the Congregational cording to . Patros, js to help Vt. ships are available. Raymond Zabilansky will seiwe School Bask^ball team will play New Cub Scout Leader as captain. Mrs. Walter Weber Bolton this afternoon in the Erwin P. Stoetzner of Peter Mrs. Norman Zabilansky Hicks Memorial School gym. Green. Rd. has' been nam^ m jjj charge of the canteen. ------the new cubmaster o f Pack 15, telephone committee will Manchester Evening Herald replacing Ron Feldman who re- g^jj townspeople to schedule Tolland correspondent Bette signed to become the new ^g„Qrs. Walk in donors Quatrale telephone 875-2845. scoutma^er.^ , will also be welcomed. ------at The Wing* Requires Many Steps M . was Second Lt. Peter M. Jenks, A pencil manufacturin.g firm c h a t ^ ^ , M d Stuart ^ p reports that more than 125 pro- o f ^ k rin g Rd. appointed ^ in TREASURE Pack Advancement Committee- ^gg^ awarded U.S. Air Force the process of manufacturing a - ,* . silver pilot wings after gradua- common lead pencil. New officers and committee-4 r e e men for the 1967 charter year ------SHOPPE are Roman J. Kra-wiec, treasur­ er;, Joyce Baker, secretary; Marilyn Perry, publicity; Al­ Diamond Solitaire phonse ’Wisniewski, institution­ Don't Forget! Present ...... 1,445. 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THE Herald Angle ^Overtime Profitable Day ■ j Relqfmred^ JAOKSONVILUE, , F la . PETE ZANARDI (AP) — Syracuse and 'Ten­ Assistant Sports Editor nessee will each receive At Stdri:s about $165)500 from the Gap 'Study in Gambling tor Bowl fpotball game. While he cen’t do things WttB By EARL YOST As an Independent, Syra­ .Capping_ off what has _ been called “the_ year of the vAv.x __^Joe the Ne^v York Jets’ quar- mistakes than any team I’ve ing yet what the end result transfer — to permit him to NEW YORK (AP)- play again. - his leg yet, he has plenty of o1>* “They separated the men cuse will keep all Its share. tie” was an'incident out in Pasadena that set , the phil- M n^rh’o^XvmDathi^s are terback. “ it’s hard to judge, evei^seen. - would be. jecU in h(s room to occupy his Tennessee gets $120,000 plus from the boys tonight,’’ re­ osophical mind working. Without doubt Notre Dame .the Kansas ' CitVCity Cfeen Bay is a great teem, but "Kansas .CJJty was wlneraWe been "This operation was more time until Saturday, when hd marked press seat neigh­ one-eleventh of the rest In a andMchigan played not only the game of the year but S f s but h ir instincts Kansas city got s good team to a rushing attack this season „ he , involved than the last one slips his foot without the cast spUt with fellow Southeast­ bor Sid Himmelstein after very likely the" game of the decade, maybe the century. with Ihe Gr ef ^ “L' UH on a and It feels 30 times better,” into the white boots with JWlI ern Conference schools and are with the Green Bay ^ i^ ts on anybody.’ make more mistakes j^uo^ in his $79-a-day room at a Namath said. “But I’m not sup-. Iniri,.^"’gj7d’"ieave8 the hosoital, Holy Cross had whipped the commissioner’s office. Still, the Rose Bowl rates pretty high too. Packers. BiR^then Namath, obviously than Green Bay — ^ if that's Avenue Hospital. "It’s posed to move it yet so I can’t the University of Connecti­ Tennessee won the game ■Victory, be it ever so s a c re d ,------— ------—~ should be the goal of every foot- stroke mark the fifth time he That'S' thV way Namath lookln^qt It from the viewport the case, that could be the out- coming along faster than ex- tell anything. There was the He can spend time trimming cut last night in overtime at 18-12 last Saturday. viewed the Super Bowl game „! a quatt^rback, talked about come of the game.” pected and it looks good — but risk that It might not bend far his Fu Manchu beard, fire hU Storrs, 74-69. The comment hit ball squad. There 1, little sense has-lowered the record in two v ^ n esd ay as he arfens'es an mistakies. ' While Namath speculated on you don’t really know until you enough and then it’d be liretty dart gun at the wall, answer hi* the nail on the head for the in­ in taking a physical beating If seasons. He had eight firsts :ave a medical report on his “i,think thert-are a few better the outcome of the game, he did gta^t running.” difficult for me to play. mail, nibble on the box of mat* vading Crusaders had just a not to .prove you’re the best. and three seconds a year ago. * « * ght knee and a quarterback’s defenses around- than Kansas the same about the operation on ' ^oh sent by a friend or play the little too m uch. class, and Wake Forest Seeking victory means gam­ report on the clash between the a t y ’s — like Greeti Bay's or his celebrated right knee, and What Najnath doesn’t really "But it should give me more game that sits Incon^cU* bling, sometimes in a Ug way— height, for the home crew. Smoke. Signalsig n National■...... and American football Buffalo’s,'’ he said. "Naturally pointed...... out that while it was know is whether there will be mobility, and stability, aqd I ously on the window sill. The annual clash between two Tripped Up thus the philosophical compari­ Officials t^ni Gene Sturgeon and league champions. I'd like to see Kansas Cl(y win, coming along faster than antlcl- enough flexibility In the knee — should be able to do more things of New England’s pow'ers before son of Notre Dame’s Ara Par- Frank Corkln did an. excellent "I’m not leaning either way,” but Green Bay makes fewer pated there was Do way of tell- the operation was for a tendon ^ h it.” It’s called Pro QuarterbaClt. a crowd of 4,284 was, ..for the . seghian and Scuthem Califor­ job in handling the Manchester- most part, not good basketball: By Tar Heels nia's John McKay. Platt basketball game last y o n • m While each team had 11„ turn­ One coach gambled and even­ Tuesday night. Also deserving COOCh t IfieS Star KCCeiVer Hula Bowlers overs—loss of ball through var­ Larry Miller, North CaroUna'd tually won. ’The other gambled of accolades Is Panther Coach i , i. ■ i ious ■ Infractions or errant muscular junior, is so strong he' • anti lost by a single point. Stan Sorota and his crew who passes —there were several cru­ once broke a basket during a. Tht Irish mentor (elt that Boast Stars playing lor the tie would be bet­ plky a tough brand of basket­ cial blunders dowm the stretch warmup. ball but proved to be gentle­ by UConn in the final minutes But he was all finesse in the- ter than risking an Interception Ticket Sales Lag because his squad was concern­ men throughout. It is unfortu­ For Contest of regulation play. It was a final seconds of Monday night’s nate that a' group of visiting minor miracle that Coach Fred 76-74 victoiY over Wake Forest ed only with the national rat-' LOOSE LEAF—Toronto’s Jim Pappip looks like he’s flying straight into the HONOLULU (AP)—The Hula New York net during the National Hockey League game in Toronto. Ranger Shabel's cold shooting crew at Winston Salem, N.C- ings. He ran out the clock and For Super Teams the writers awarded him with ‘he goalie Ed Giacomin braces for the impact. (AP Photofax)______even came close. The Tar Heels had battled Bowl game Friday night will On the other hand, UConn has from behind to tie the score; the national utle. ® « '. . . . , LOS ANGELES (AP)— Super Bowl reports: The have more outstanding player* two chances to salt away the Then with seven seconds left, ed^tof rt^lSit'^^crvtS Kansas U ity Chiefs have arrived, and are practicing, than any other all-star footbaU victory in the final seconds of MtUer stole the Jaall, dribbled p L againsTTSue u v^Ts bke the kind used at Green Bay IS on the way, Jpk^t sales are questionable two-tliirds of the court and loft­ game has ever had, declare* the second half but missed foul & sirthe Srmakers Jo ^Con"’ The, newest addiUon is and a suit IS proceeding^er the scheduled televisiop Cold Start Hurts line opportunities. ed a soft imdertiand lay-up over Stanford coach John Ralston. to defending players for the clown as one-point better than blhckout of Los Ange, Ralston and Darrell Royal of / Coming into the game, Sha- tion m arn^rs and school of- The (Chiefs, champiops''of the the (Joliseum, said the game will bel said he felt the biggest winning basket. use, at least on Jan. 2, 1967. Texas are coaches of the South It was the iOth victoi-y in 11 There Is no doubt about the ficials should act quickly in American Footballjueague, ar- fin the 93,000-seat stadium, squad.' It will face a North CHURCH—Mike Plocharczyk problem was to cope with Cross’ clearing up the parking mess rived in nearbjrLdng Beach and But 49,000 seats go on sale to- In Cheney Defeat siae. He was so right. Ron starts for third-ranked North Rob* BoVl, but who can hon­ team directed by Jack Mollen- 135. Hank Grzyb 141-372, Bill Ottrolina and Coach Dean Smith, estly say that Notre Dame is tliat results when both the Com- held their fli;»t^ractice Wednes- day in the Southern California kopf of Purdue and Murray Chapman 136, Gerry Chappell- TeLxeira (6-9) and Ed Siuday ^ tt'e r“than~'MlchigM Stated o^ College and the Man- day aftejwSon. area. Reportedly, 27,000 seats Unable to get a basket in the first six minutes, Che­ (6-7),. two sophomores, did the was more than pleased with hlB better than Michigan Sta Warmath of Minnesota. '356, Sandy Hanna .1^149— club despite the close call. ‘ • Alabama for that matter, Chester basketballers are ac- FlapKer Otis Taylor was fined have been sold and 18,000 have ney Tech went down to its fourth defeat of the season 393, Phil Chase 375, George big damage. Hie former got live. Parking spots were rare fi^frdsslng the team flight, but been allocated to teams in the Ralston noted Wednesday that and second straight against strong East Windsor High Cross off to a fast start and "1 thought we played one of • * * Steve Spurrier of Florida and Barber 141-362,- Nick Nicpla our best games,” said Smith. _ Tuesday night. .x-Stwwed up at practice. Coach respective leagues. yesterday afternoon, 77-37. Despite the one-sidedness 358, Ted Lawrence 142-106, the Crusaders never trailed aft­ Schoolboy Notes It’s unfortunate that no Fj-ank Stram wouldn’t say bow Rozelle gave a deposition Bob Griese of Purdue will b* er 3:48 of the first period until "Don’t let that score fool you.' the opposing quarterbacks. the visitors substituted freely Tony Yacono 140-378, Bill Carl­ Wake Forest was tough. We Looking forward to Monday bounding records exist a^Ttlan- much Taylor was fined, but set Wednesday in a federal court in maintaining their undefeated Big one for Cheney comes up 5:53 remained when Wes Bia- Chester. In fact,' Uipre are gtrict training rules. suit’ to prevent the National They have been rated the top in 151-383, Bill Wood 136, Jim can’t play much better than afternoon’s match with East two collegiate performers all record. It was the third Friday night at home against Mathieson 352, Sam Little 147- losuknia's long one-hander gave Catholic is Manchester High almost a completer lack of The Chiefs, who beat Buffalo, Broadcasting Company and Col- UConn a short-lived 60-59 edge. BASKET-BOUND— Hal Greer of Philadelphia takes to the air for a layup that.” season. straight success for Coach Mel Bolton High at 8 o’clock. 385. Miller, a barrel-chested 8-foot- wrestling Coach Jack Early. standards avpitable for all 3j.7_ - f<,r the aFL title, have urribia Broadcasting System With 1:14 left, UConn led against Chicago. Erwin Mueller of Chicago tries to break up the play.______Among the running backs ar* Kleckner’s cbarges. Summary; 3. 210-pounder led North Caroli­ Judging from the match each sports. Dale^xUstrout’s 17 grabs definite ideas about beating Na- from blacking out the area, Five players reached double .PINNETTES —June Smith 66-65 and went into a freeze na with 23 points while sopho- •school had with Penney High, against ^jCntral may well go tlonal Football League champion The suit has been filed for Mel Farr of UCLA, C.l i n t o n B F Pis. Jones of Michigan.State, Floyd figures for the winners, big Bud Corroran ...... 2 14 465, Jil Kravontka 493, Get but both Tom Panders and Bill ihore Ru.sty Clerk added 20. a mat powerhouse, it should be dow nsii the best with apolo- (jreen Bay in the first game of local businessman Alan Minter .0^.* 6 Little of Syracuse, Pete Pifer of Edwards ...... 5 n Andrews 461, Edie White 455. Corley missed foul tries and A1 Jerry Montgomery’s 20 points a nlp-and-tuck affair. East lost gi^KTo those who came before jts kind Jan. 15 in Memorial by attorney Arthur Toll, who Pobal ...... 1 4 6 X .Manchester’s winner sports cbUseum. said: "We now have these state- Oregon State and Charlie Brown PeaAe ...... 4 3 li Ginger Yourkas 461, Wanda Stazinski’s single on the second Top Showing by Bing Ski Notes led Wake Fbrest, which shot to the Knights, 32-11, whilf- SPEEDBOAT CRASH killed British racer Don Campbell Wednesday as he ...... 4 7 1.5 half of a tw’o-shot foul situa­ schedule includes 59 different stram said there will be a ments and we will properly pfe- of Missouri. coran. Buddy Muska hooped n Kaselauskas 462, DoUie White- 55.1 per cent from the floor. . ■ .Manchester fell, 30-13. It in^rks sped over Lake Coniston in England at 310 m.p.h. while attempting to set a ...... 0 0 tion tied the count at 66-all contesta with the possibility of gquad meeting each day at sent their, to the court hearing and Skip Edwards and Jack Muska ...... 4 4 12 head 491, Kay Ringrose 455, At Greensboro, N.C., Ford- the first time the tw ^ local new speed mark. (Campbell, 45, went down with the Bluebird after it flipped Rod Sherman of Southern ...... 2 0 4 with nine seconds left. four tournaments. jq a.m., the team will practice Friday.” ...... 1 0 Doris Kirtland 469. Rae Han­ ham of New York upset North school will meet Iq.-' athletic through the air, exploded and sank. His chief mechanic said Campbell, shown California and Harry Hones .of Hoffman ...... Hoping for a laist shot, Too Much for Bullets * * * each afternoon for one hour and The case is scheduled to come Man.sfield ...... 1 0 2 non 476, Dottie Peterson 202- Carolina State 65-63 with sopho­ competition. here in an earlier photograph with the speedboat, had a premonition of death Arkansas will alternate at flank­ best being nine by hard-workr UConn’s Bill Holowaty’s long NEW YORK (AP) — When he is hard-pressed to ‘ $5 minutes, and Disneyland Isn’t before U.S. District Judge Wil- Totals 28 21 77 524, Sophie Panciera 188-467, - ^ ------':,^r ' , t-,i ' u more reserve Dennis Witkoivski Since the formatipp of the Margin Notes while playing cards days earlier. er back, for the South. Ing Jeff Powell. Chenpy (3?) Lois Lapine 180-488, Eleanor from the side was off the poi^t g Dave Bing weakness. Detroit Player-Coach scoring 19 of the Ram’s l^al 21 Early forecasts see a great ou tbe schedule. liam Grey; George Webster of Michigan Little Mike Chmieleckl was B F Pt.«i. HOC, East catholic has lost one Powell ...... 4 Vermont crown last year. Coach Don J East Windsor led at the pe­ “We made a lot of mental er­ sociation double-overtime vie- Lo„ig 122-IOI at Los Angele.s. Sunday night which made good the winning points. Penney (8-2). . .Central Con- edged Dallas, 34-27, for NFL fensive lineup. . 13 11 37 Burns and Ids crew get a riods, 13-3, 29-18 and 50-37. Totals HOME ENGINEERS rors and we had a very poor tory over Baltimore Wednesday Philadelphia won its 11th skiing. The temperature was Richmond, which had lo.st 11 necUcut teams still undefeated honors, will train at UC Santa To Recover Campbell Body Among the outstanding In­ chance for revenge Saturday are HarUord (4-0), Weaver Barbara, about 90 miles north dy Beben 193-190 541, — , Ginny - — ^ offensive game. We took a lot pigj,). defense seems almost ^ row with Bill Cun- about 28 degrees and windldss straight to Davidson, ended the night when Central Connecticut terior linemen' ^ Lloyd Phil* Clark 178 473. Dolore.s Lewis- ^ KoH shotscUnta and nnH we WA dug diip* our OUT...... point. ■ - 1-ningham scoring 7 points and.... which made... being out . of - doors atrcak With a 72-69 victory over (5-0), Portland (6-0) and a pair of Los Angeles, CONISTON, E n g la n d emulate a famous tether — Sir Why did he do it? jjpg qj Arkansas* John Lagrone Forffot to Shout ‘Fore^ the Wildcats. Tom Green's two hosts both schools. of Southeastern powers in Nor- The Packers will leave Green WEST SIDE MIDGETS “I think he did it for Britain,’’ southern Methodist, Gary Bu- 190 —474. Marie Bolis 196 — ^^vn hole.” The losers were Bing scored six points in the Chamberlain hauling in 25 a pleasure. Traffic on the Manchester’s rifle team will (AP)— Royal frogmen pre- M^coim eampbeii, who set up 500, Eleanor Beyer 456. Jean from the floor, a poor overtime and led i-rbounds. scoring 21 points and ■ homeward trek was heavy. free throws with four seconds wlch (6-0) and St. BernardI’s Bay next Sunday and will prac- c e n te r' Billiards stood off a nared to exolore the dark world land and water speed said Leo Villa, Campbell’s chief genhagen of Syracuse, Jack (3al* left wrapped up the sdetory for shoot sll matches from four (6-0)^ . .Cheney Tech is off HuUgg-en 463, Janet Hager 466, 34-2 per cent and Cross fared pj^tons with 33 points, the same off for nine assists. Bob Most of the Vermont areas had positions this season—kneeling, w f." l^te rally by Pagani Barbers to dJJtL of England’s L ^ e ^ ^aterra of Purdue, John' RIA* Hard Shot by Maholovich Albe Rusconi 472. Lu Kohler little better, 32 for 88 and 36.4 number Don Ohl had for Balti- p ^ z e r and Erwin Mueller led good crowds, and the skiing the Spidei"? after an appare.t its best start in a number of Friday, Jan. 13. The next day 35 29. Donald.'Campbell was the fi'tst that, but Campbell was really gj-dgon of UCLA, and Diron Tal- standing, sitting and prone. Coach Jotui Kleis has a Coach Vince Lombardis club .0_,___ Conistbn today for rSi 472, Hank Boys 467, Jennie Leg- per cent gnd hit on only 10 o xhe Pistons had led by as Bulls with 20 points each. was from good to excellent, gOahead basket by Davidswi’s years, The Barbers put the clamps , , .t', -o i. *.3 mem man to10 iioiuhold land,aiiu tuaiand water --proud o^ tlus ■ r e . ^ . d . . .. He w ,.^ted Texas,..va—,. ^ d s Jack Clan- Coach Tony Alibrio’s sharp- record of four straight years ot will work out in the Coliseum gitt 471. 22 free tries to 15 of 21 for much as 13 points in the second Lakers reeled off 17 At Hogback Mountain, where Rod Knowles was nullified by . ^ j t ^ i la ^ 1 - - ’’ on high-scoring Ed Fitzgerald ^®ny of British speed ace gpggj records in the name year, t® extend it to that it would cy of Michigan Green- Hits Ranger Goalie’s Face the foul. 9 19^4 ------, Oft • + 1 ,1 n but the Bullets took an 86- points during a four- i talked with Jim Howard, ■shooters, undefeated in 18 dual improvement with the Rangers. Meanwhile, just how many ( , but__ ^ ____ pivot____ man Loren____ .An- Donald Campbell — . strap- . ___. — qg reached______403.1 more difttcult for anytme to lee of MlchigaiMichigan are on hand. St. John’s of New York over­ meet* la*t year and runners-up He won six of 18 games a! year ^riii turn out is causing vtjrgo took up the slack to dump ped in the cockpit of hif “ ...... ’’ ----- NEW YORK (AP) Frank period goals to give the Black SPICE - Jan Serrell 127 ---- Bialosuknia a 29 points led all three periods a.s span in the final period head of the ski school, the area turn out is causing ^dreo took up the slack to dump ped in the cockpit of his gined car, Bluebird, and hit beat.” sellout crowd of 24,000 is —360, scorers and Sju a ^ , ______Pistons got„ just , 14 points in carried tliem to their vie- was good to excellent. Stratton took, George Washington in the in the state tourney, open to- ago. . .Xavier o< Middletown gome controversy. NFL»Tc-r Com-/-■ 12 _ points. Bill Peoples_ had a sunken , jet-boat, • . , . Bluebird; ! 1 m.p.h. in his gas turbine-en- Friends said Campbell was expected in Honolulu Stadium Mahovlich forgot to .shout ‘Fore,’ Hawks a 2-2 tie with the Canadi- 343, Ethel H am s 132-127 second half and defeated the Lois Galas.so 151 -365, Millie soft one-handers from ^utside. third period. tory oyer St. I.oui.s. Jerry West Mountain had good crowd.s, morrow at Middletown H igh... a basketball and football foe of missioner Pete Rozelle and Bill fjjjg night as the floor general The boat, powered by an air- glned car, Bluebird and hit worried that Americans were the game starting at 7:45 and almost put the New York ens. . Bill Gray was hapless on of- (>>lonials 60-53. Sonny Dove led Swimmer Ted Brindamour’s EastTn-_. Catholic, sought u* admission..i„i...»« Nicholas, general manager of and came through with eight craft jet en^e, somersaulted, Rflngers into the rough-lhe lo.ss Hull, who had two close-in Thibeau 128, A tap-in by DeBu.sschere with lq,; Angeles with 35 not' much of a waiting line and 76.33 m.p.h. on water in the planning an assault of his rec- p m. (12:48 a.m. EST). * fense, getting just one hoop., 3 0 seconds left sent the game points while Joe Cawdwell was with a new powder, a well the ftedmen with 23 poijjts and back-to-back record-breaking into the HOC and the NHDC, ------markers. crashed and sank in 120 feet of speedboat of the same name. ord. ______. of their firststring goalie. Ed -shots .topped by -goalie Charlm 16 rebounds. show* in the 100-yard back- both without success." Giacomin. Hodge in the first period. BOCRETTES — Leona Scott Corley was six for 21 from the overtime.- high for the Hawks with 30. packed base was excellent. At Jim Ham ill (12) took scoring water Wednesday as it topped 131-365, Barbara Dionne 348, floor, Holowaty three for 11 Jack Marin’s 20-foot j u m p e r ------Killington another good crowd, Dayton, down by as many as honors for the Barbers, with 300 miles per hour on the brink It wae "about a nine iron with brought the Black Hawks to Mae as was Penders. Bialosuknia hit jjjg final second of the over- 14 points in the first half, caught a little too much turf,’’ Mah- within one goal at 5:41 of the Leona Scott 365 Anna good snow, good skiing. Writers Tab teammates Tom Sloan (8), and of- exceeding Campbell’s own on 13 of 25 attempts and one gave the Bullets another G. O. P. WOMEN — Barbara Xarier with less than eight Astros Get Righthanded Landis Bob Rizza (5) helping out. -world water speed recoixl. ovlich saitl.of the shot which hit «nal period when he skated Dawson 340. Rund Top Mountain, the minutes to play and scored a 76- Giacomin^n his left cheek and through the entire Montrea _____ wondered why he wasn’t set up chance, but only delayed their Griswold 184, Martha Moffitt ona ‘ . The Billiards led throughout Divers were using powerful K of C —Vic Squadrito 210, more by his mates down the loth straight defeat, a club rec- 471, Beverly Spillane 457, J a n ...... ^ 72 victory over the Musketeers. but. Pagani’s could not muster underwater lights to search the knocked him unconscious late in team and drilled a 10-footer pasf enjoyed beautiful powder and Irish No. 1 Jim Cantin 200, Mel Dana 216, stretch. Cross, too, was off, ord. Leonard 210-518, Beatrice Bag good skiing with little waiting Never. Miracle Man, SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — a sustained attack and the ball chdlly waters oi Coniston in tne SCRANTON MOTORS he the secqnd period of a N ^i uieh tfed the game at 8:49 Stan Zatkowski 212, Walt Smo- Stazirski getting only six hoops In other NBA game.s Wednes- Icy 464. , Notre Dame was selected today controlling cuemen gradually mountainous lake district. Im- Hockey League game at Toron­ in line. Sepn skiing at Round in 25 tries. as the top college football team won going away. mediately after the crash they to Wednesday night. when he took a pass from Chico lenski 216, Jim Watt 202, Fred Top were Mr. and Mrs. George GHO New Name ROCKVILLE, CONN. Maki and fired a 20-footer into Nassiff 215, Rollie Masse 214- The Huskies lost the ball Emerling and family, big Jim in the nation by the FootbaU AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR But Giacomin, with a lump on nine times in the second 25 South Windsor Trounces Granby the cheek as big as a man’s the net. The Chicago star now 213 —«40. Moriarty and his wife Carol, For Former ICO Lee Maye Now Indian Writers Association of America. Arm* nniird ntt a Wc- neverheless found CADILLAC — OLDSMOBILE ^PON-HAC has 17 goals. — minutes on poor plays, includ- Art Glazier and his nephew, BLOOMFIELD (AP) — The Amie '’’Burdick, executive .. Campbell’s helmet, shoes and fi.st, continued in the game V LEAGUE — Jeanot Wir- ing three in the vital overtime, HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - Outfielder Lee Maye said gp^“%dito;‘ ^rihe TyVaTiiTO behind Rick oxygen mask’ amid pieces of hds which ended in a l-l tie and and the athletic Barbara An- 3100,000 Insurance Qty Open is do-wn Nor- tella 192 -442, Charlie Whelan "A good ba.sketball team beat the Houston Astros expected him to be a miracle man. ‘ Heraid-Joumai and president of ^mts to 12-yeair-old -jetboat. His teddy kept the Rangers in a first-place derson, Beth Johnson and the no longer. From now on, it’s 167-137 —420, Howie Hampton us,” Shabei noted. the association, said Coach Ara bear maitcot was jricked up, too. tie ith Chicago. Colleife Basketball Coventry Nets Upset hard-working Marge Miller. tbe $100,000 Greater Hartford “I’m not a miracle man and never claimed to be. All I Jumping off to a ' big lead, 161-145 —421, Ken Seaton 144- , SHORT HOOPS: During one have ever tried to do is give my, best on the field,” Parseghian’s ' team narrowly “<3ampbe.l)j^ was firmly While Mahovlich was denjon- • .EAST ' Seen enjoying themselves at Tournament. Uie sportsmen staved off a Nor­ strapped to his seats—we ex­ REDUCTIONS 141 —401, Andy Lamoureaux 162 gg.^^ spell, UConn missed seven Thunder Mountain were Mr.- That’s the new title announced Maye said Wednesday after learning he had been trad- edged Michigan state and Aia- strating his golf form, Chicago’s Holy Cross 74, Conn. 69, ot —400, Ed Bujaucius 181 —418, straight basket tries. .Referees man’s rally, hurt in the fuml- pect to find hi'm still in the cock- Over Portland Rivals and Mrs.' Ralph Maccarone and Wednesday for the annual golf ed to the Cleveland Indjans for outfielder Jim Landis in bama in the balloting by a five- turomen’s chance to Bobby Hull was gjvlng his pol­ Delaware 69, Drexel 62 Ed Kovis 142 — 394, Pete Aceto gud Fidgeon and Bob Reardon it opens for the man panel. pit,” said Norman Buckley, ished impersonation of a one- Seton HaU 89, LIU 88 145 —371, Joe Twaronite 364, Pumping in a two-pointer with three seconds remain- StTumT" a five-player deal. “ i"* r Notre Dame, on the basis of chief official observer of the turned in an excellent perform­ - - New Hampshire 98, Colby 73 Frank McNamara 140 —376, ance ..Oddity: Two goal tend­ ing, Don Bisset gave Coventry High enough to upset Vermont Wethersfield Country Club. five DOinte for first three for herald Angels. record attempt- the only other game on the' Rhode te. 97, Boston U. 79 Doc Edwards and pitcher Jim ton said the Mathews trade was USED CARS Frank Calyo 148 -389, Bundi ing calls were made, both secon^and one for third, totaled always said that if schedule. Hull scored two .third Niagara; 83, Buffalo St. 67 Charer Oak rival Portland High, 64-63, in Coventry last Monday night so now get Weaver in the deal. Both were indirectly responsible for the 18 nnintn , , Walsh paced Norman s as Sin John something senoua happened he Tarca 140 361, Pete, Brazitis against UConn. The Cross night. It was the first loss of the season for Portland, ready for another’ weekend of sponsored by the Greater, with Portland In the Pacific 18 points. 3h8, Carl Bolin 149 376, Ed Maye-Landis deal. Gauruder and Clem Mc<3owan stand a chance,” Buckley shooter in each case was the now - 3-1 - In• the■ ■ conference ' and ■ fun. follow the snow and en­ Hartford Junior Qiamber of Coart League last season. Michigan State, which re- played weU for Nassiffs. Burbank 141 —375, John Rieder Commerce is now “GHO” In­ v.ai.v;iwx Mathews a left-hander, chived only one first-place vote added. 6-9 Teixiera, who one of the 6-1 ovesrall. Coventry is now joy the sun. Cleveland acquired catcher Although the 46-year-old Brit­ CADILLACS 145 —351, A1 Bujaucius 149 — mo.st sought after high' school 2-1 and 4-2. stead of “ICO.” Ken Retzer who was wiUi'the necessary to better 4^ gggj, Notre, Dame and EAST SIDE MIDGETS Stratton Mountain Ken Ketzer wno was wiui uie balance our attack with the. Alabama had 14 uointa one ish daredevil had a jet engine 1966 Cadillac Sedan Deville. Air conditioned. New car condition. 378, Ed Frazier 146 - 368, Ell pigygrs in the country.. Ron South Windsor High had a At a news conference at tJee^ Astros’ Oklahoma City farm . . . t Alabama, naa 14 poima, one Fast breaking to full advant- A white Chri.stmas and New right-hand hitting of Landis, more than Ala-bama. j...... behind him, lie bad no ejector S499S Fish 156 —355, Dave Saunders Ritter, UConn starting forward, much easier time picking up a Tumble Brook Country Club club last year. age, the Ladders ran right pass . v Spare never used...... 366, Art Johnson 141 —366, Jer­ Year’s were more than a dream here, the 1967 co-chairmen of whoalTO is a great defensive Panel members were Jerfy Boland Oil,nil 37-9. ■rr.o Leadingi ,.. hTU„ the th. fw UBe if tWngs went 1965 Cadillac Sedati Deville, Air conditioned. sat out the action in street NCCC Win, 55-25 ovfer Granby at Stratton Mountain. Stratton's Landis, 32, has a 10-year bat­ wrong. f, ry, Smith 354. clothes due to a bruised heel.. in South Windsor. The Bobcats the GHO, Ed McManus and Jim ting averioge of .247 for 10 sea­ fielder, ’ Hatton said. ; Nason of Uie Boston Globe, Fred Ladders were Joe Martens (14), All power accessories...... *...... I389S snowimaking equipment has Dillon, said the new nam6 will In a way,'this was typical of Teevee may be a jinx. Two are now 2-1 conference play son*_ with the Chicago _ . White . Maye had his best campaign Russell of The Nashville Ban- Sullivan (6) and Bruce Belfiore an ardently patriotic Eng­ 1963 Cadillac Coupe Deville. Clean. One owner. 12395 MIXED DOUBLES — Aljon been working to capacity to “reflect .greater Interest.’’ They Sox Kuuiaa CSty Athfetics and leagues in 1964 when ner. Si Burdick of Hie Dayton (6). Randy Cole (4) paced the UConn games on video—•agairst and 4-2 overall while Granby cover the Suptanner Tyrolienne lishman 14410 courted death to Cowles 139 — 350. lost its eighth game. said the Jaycees would continue Cnbveland batted .304 and knocked in 74 News, Jack Murphy of the San losers. Yale and Holy Cross—weijeije de- and the Yodeller for a good feats. .Next Saturday’s j(Jan. CDVEHTRY— "nie Patriots to get back of- the insurance May*, also s i hit .288 with Diego Union and Maury White PONTIACS VILLAGE CHARMERS — solid base; A storm two weeks firms in the area. Houston last year. Maye, also a Landis play«d,i in 82 games of the Des Moinei Register. BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE Lawson Enters 14) meeting against Rhode Is- came back from a 31-30 half­ Frank Calasso's hoop iq the Linda Gauba 142 —342, Anita ago dropped more than six The Jaycees sponsor commit-, came last season at'Cleveland, most ------:------'----- ■t.-t- ;------BOSTON (AP) — John Law- 1966 Bonneville Hardtop Sedan. Turquoise. Clean. -« i.ft • « :$2995 land from Storrs will be carried time disadvantage behind the inches o f' nice fluffy powder. popular recording artist, last 20 seconds was enough to ggn^ the 196()> NCAA cross coun­ St. Pierre 126. on Channel 8. This Is a com- shooting of Tom Papanos (1»), nlty projects with money raised to Houston May 23', 1965 froni of them as a late-innlng defen-. 1966 Catalina 2 Phis 2 Convertible. , Strat^n is now wearing her new by the tournament. , Milwaukee-in a deal that sent sive replacement. give the Barrens a 45-43 win try champion while at Kansas, White,, black top, red leather, 4 speed. Sharp. $2795 I..ADIES OF ST JAMES _ plete sellout. Tickets| however, 'Terry 'Ifreschuck (14) and Bill ermine wrap with fqll glory. over Allied Caatirtg. Calassp had wae entered today in the Leo are available (or the Feb. 1 Gordon) (12). Floor shooting was Astro pitcher Ken Johnson to He batted only .222 with three 1966 Pontiac Tempest Custom 4-Door Sedan. , > • • • • • < $2195 Marie Enrico 127, Lois Philo- the diHerence, Coventry out- Expanded facilities including the Brave*. home runs. His best season was 11 points with Val Patarini (12) Lai-rivee £wo-mi'le run of th* pena 133. game with Massachusetts and new trails, an additional double Ex-Bruin '^Shot and Charlie Hulse (9)- helping 41st Knight* of Columbue track 1965 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible. Like new.. $2695 Feb. 4 against Maine. sHooting their guests 30-24, Hie trade was the second in a 1961 when he batted .283 and 1965 Pontiac Tempest V-8 Lm ans Hardtoji Coupe. ^ while Portland was ahead 15-4 chairlift and an enlarged base MIAMI, Fla. (AP)— Pleminjg out. ,.Oscar St. Domingo (16) meet Jan. 14 at the Borton week by the Astros. Lost Satur- drove in 85 runs for the White and Paul Rivers (li) paced the Garden. , Yellpw, ^lack padded roof. All power, sfeerong:, brakes, NITE OWLS — Jan Waytha- at the foul line. lodge are expecting quite a' Mackell; former star for the' day Houston traded outfielder Sox. , $ 2 2 shek 184 —456, June Rowett Bruce Blackman ■ scored 22 crowd this year. j Boston Bruins and the Toronto Dav* Nl •.* •••••• 5 A high-scoring combination of in the two-mile will be opposed 191 -x5D6, Elsie Whitford 451, points for the losers as all five There was plenty of action at Maple Leafs in the National, Bhic* to the Atlanta Braves for CHeveland’s Portland club, 1965 Pontiac Catalina 2 and 2 Hardtop’Cpqpe. < Caroline Riccardi 474, Nancy Sports Schedule starters were in double flgrures. Stratton area during the holi­ Hockey League, was reported’ Jack Redmond (22) and Tom by Dave Ells of Toronto, IC4A 1965 Pontiac Tempest Lemans' Hardtop; Coupe. fa* • « 4 *.• • • • • • t « 4 [98 veteran third baseman Eddie Weaver, 27, aind Edwards, also Jezoult (18) provided the push ohampioiM Charley Memenger McLaughlin 452. Coventry' resumes conference day season. The Birkenhaus, in fair condition . today wlt^ Mathews and pitcher Arni* Um- 27, will be placed 0% the, Astros’ 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix. Choice of two: . . . . ) 44# « # • f 4. • • • ' $1495 as Klock 0 6 . outlasted Army and Tom Donnelly of VlUanova, Friday, Jan. 6 play Friday, paying a visit to CY CHAPONIS Liftline Lodge, Stratton Moun­ gunshot wounds in the stomach bach. Oklahoma City roster. HOMEMAKERS — Ginger Hall at Manchester Bacon Academy in Colchester. tain Inn and the Hotel Tyrol and left shoOlder. h Navy Club, 53-48. Joe Shea former ^ew England ctMunpion (14). Ron Stevens (18) and Barry Brown of Provldeoce, Yourkas 188-188- 502. Coventry at Bacon Academy Coventry (64) ett had 13 tallies for the losers. Wfere the scene of parties. At Police said Mackell,, 37, was OLDSMOBILES Swimming—^Maloney at Man­ B F Pt.s. South Windsor rests until the base lodge the TyrollUnne aljot during an argument with Burt: Rice (12) gave the Vets R.L, and Morgan State Ikweh- Pla.ster ...... 1 0 2 a. fiiio in double figures. man Wayne Vaugh. chester, 4 * Tresciiuk 14 Tuesday when competition- sand^ featuring the Austrian ski an unidentified woman, in his Perry Likes Giant Chances 1965 bids 98 Town Sedan Young car Wednesday. Mackell was ------)------— ------:------;------^------1964 Olds Starfire Coupe.__ ^, ...a a,... Bolton at Cheney Bisset .. 5 .should be a, lot toughef against instructor, furnished .music. Automatic Ellington |{it Rockville Gordon . 12 Bloomfield High in Bloomfield. ^ vacationing in Florida. 1962. oids D ynam ic's Holiday Sedan. Air conditioned, 4 hew tires. $j|L195 Morgan . 8 Sonth Windsor . But Mays Must Get Rest Rif)e—Mancheater*at Mlddle- Papanos 19 B F Pis. 7 - South Captains Appointed ihe fun met foves Transmission tiiwn • — li. Zngorskl 0 4 RAl^lGH, N.C. (AP) — Gay- one big worry,; “WWUe Mays 1966 Rambler Classic Convertible. ------Totals 30 4 64 (iopdwli) .... 2 4 Saturday, Jan. 7 Portland (63) „ „ Sherriffs" .... 0 2 Clinton Hockey Roughneck lonl Perry, a M^game winner must get the proper rest.” 1964 Chevrolet Super S ^ r t Convertible. hurt hoUdays Trouble? East vs. South .Catholic, F Pis. McCormack 0 0 . with San Prancdeco last season, Perry said, "Age i« catching For Classic Against North ■k Free Road Test and Backfnan . 4 22 (lustathachlo 0 ,2 CX3SC, 6:30 Agugilottt 1 11 Briggs ----, 0 0 said today ttils ahovAd be the up with WitUe. He doesn’t show MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — Co- The nation’s top total offenke HAVE YOU TRIED OUR UNEXCELLED SERVICE DEPT.t There’ s ■ certain kind of skier to whom the pleasure ot Estimate Monday, Jan. 9 Cfark ___ * }'{ J. Zagorskl 2 8 Fined After Attack on Ref year tiie Giants capture the Na- it out on the field, but he doesn’t Rutledge 0 2 BI6 MONEY is still in captains for the South team leader, quailerback Virgil ' ALL FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL! the sport is everythms: His is the ski that gives him the •k All Work Guaranteed Wrestling—East at Manches­ 2 10 Keef...... League pennant work out too much, before a most enjoyable skiing under any condition of snow or slope. Rossitto .. \4 10 Po^tor ...... 0 NEIW YORK (AP) — Ian An- striking a timekeeper In the ’the cards for Sandy were named today for the 18th Carter ot Biigham Young, was (We Also Have A Cl*«> Body Shop—Repairs On AJl Malm) ■k Budget Terms ~ Botticolo 'This is the skier for whom Hart Holidays are made. Holi­ Free Towing ter . • \ Totals 24 16 '7 '2. 16 derson of Clinton was suspended same game. , l^rry, a native of Wtlllamir game anymore, Koufax despite the annual Senior Bowl Foot'lian named offensive captain for the Swimming — Manchester at Chapunls ... _ — for three games and fined $l()6 Anderson knocked referree ton,, in eastern North CaroUna, “We have to rest Wm to keep Open Monday, Tuesday, Wedne*iiay, Friday 8 A.M. to 9 PAL days’ new Har-Tex “ P” bases help you swing effortlessly No Low-Price “Come-on” Los Angeles Dodgers classic by South (joach Otto North Wednetiday by Coach Thursday 8 AM. to 8 PAL—Saturday 8 AM. to 5 P.M. into crisp end rhythmic turns. Their lifetime “ L" edges, Platt SOUTH WINDSOR—Holding Totals 33 9 65 today by Tom Lockhart, prest- Jean Zlcat against the boards explained: ' ( W*" Estinaatee that Cost You G ranby (.26) star’s early retirement, Graham of the Washington Red- Norm Van Brocklin of -the Mln- of d iim ^ -h a rd spring steel are guaranteed never to Money Tueeday, Jan. 10 a 22-5 halftime bulge, Coach <. dent .of the Eastern Hockey wd to the ice. The incident oc- "We have been out of the pen- hurt* us more than anything ^](ins. nesota Viking*. rip out. They never need waxing and they’re literally nant’a raoe by lese than two else — to lotrft around and not from baseball. He has: Granby at ElUngton j Charlie Shares’ crew coasted the •; ^ ^ ^ Leaguer for molesting a referee purred after New Haven had Graham named Baylor’* Ter- named Pitta- lMinTlnanc^frM. Hart Holidays?. rest of the way with 12 players Brusa ! i 1 0 2 In the Comets game at New Ha- taken the lead in the game for gahiea for the past two seasons aae Willis In cente.r field, signed a million-dollar Mcmchester Windham at Manchester | ry Southall as offensive cap^'« burgh's Jim Flinigan a* drten- Cheney at Lyman Memorial seeing action, nine scoring. The J § ven Wednesday night. the first time. Clinton held -ft and I defWtely tWnk we can Perry disagreed with some contract with NBC-TV Traiuminfoii Cp * take tt'.all this year. We have basebaU people who predict . and Southern Misslsippl s Ken captain. Inc. South Windsor at -Bloomfleld Bobcats held a.^3-10 floor shoot- Blodgett • 6 '3 13 New Haven won the game, S* 2-0 lead after two periods. ^ to do television c0m= Avery as defensive captain. 16 BRAINAIH) n plaven who c**i share some o< N e ^ a l League* pennaid in league games, help in t o L ^ yard* thla year and total offense Utle by pa*«ng a(|d S ' MANCHESTER Thursday, Jah It Cy Chaponls had 16 points- 9 9 0 vgstigating the charges against cat finished tbe game,' which th* hnd." 1967. •• was voted the most valuable running for an astounding 2,845 168 U N I O N STREET ROCKVILLE. CONN. The Giaat pitcher, in Raleigh The Pirates, Perry said, took creating new .$portS Mseefaeater or Hartford 848-9688 Tel. «4»-1647 M l Main St., Manchester, Conn. 64(M)03$ Swimming —Manchsoter at and Bill Davis another 13 in the white"'.!! ..2 0 4 Bill BEmnerman, also of the was witnessed by league super- programs, r 0 u n d h p , player in the Blu*-GraV game in yards d\)rln«. '(he regular aea- B^yllJIa. 875-25X1 New liOOdoB. winning total while Ron Blodg- touUs io ~i 36 Comets, who w as accused of visor of offlc^ftls Ed Robbins, to ftocspt an award from th* pitching. “They only have jons Montgomery. Avery >(rill play son. Flanigan wiU play a*., a local chapter of the Hot Stove -real *topper — Bob Voale. You talent and represent lin*back*r for th* aqu^d. - linebacker. ■ ; \ iT Mf w. m U (fa* Otant* hftv* iw«d mor* «h*a 00* sure winner the network. tA $lr • M I¥ l O M

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Roofing and Chimnsysl6*A . THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY 'and SHORTEN Help Wanted—MMe 36 Help Wanted-Hate 3f MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1967. ANY SHIFT you may desire has PART-TIME Bridgeport PAGE SIXTEEN ROOFINO- REPAIR M raofn. ! Antwtr runto 140 WONDER NEW lathe operatort, set-iip.atid The best .In guttoni irid con* D f SURPRISED an .opening for a crib attend­ PlA/OOTAflMNlNOr NE HASN'T erate. CaU 6464)278. BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Astronomy duotors. Repair' of ehlmneyi^ ant wMcfa also Include custod­ LITTLE SPORTS TNEDIRECIDR WAd AO. BLAMED THE ial duties. Please appfy in per­ too. tTall OougUUn, 648-'nor. MAN TO WORK in kzmher jiw d. ACROSS 48 Pronoun WiacMG'-MEV RUINED MV OOtOROF son, M o d i Company, 1272 T ol­ DORaU bird land Tpke. Manchester. nii»t have driver’* UoeaiM, P * ITbiid UrfMt 83 Body of water 9EC0NP*ACT CURTAIN* THEHCNET5* vte It Bradford Lumber 0>.» of plinett .Heating Plumbing 17 •Importut . BSOld tHEUGNDN&WA9BA0-* 260 ToUand S t , Beat H artford. HZ BSPurchaaarata TNE ACTORS FORGOT pUiMt . 61 High note In B O m PLTlMBZNa. and heat- X (3U6SS y ou COULD OUT-TAUK < ISUnpropItioui CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING^ DEPT. HOURS experienced oil burner se^ Ouldo'a acala Ing repairs, alteratkme, elec* SALESMEN T AN ALBUM OF LP'S. AT THAT ! A| 14IdouM eSFtliehood Vice man. ExceUent worldng Q ISWio* (Fr.)' 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ^tric and gas'hot water heat­ BUT FROM WHAT I'VE SEEN OF ISUncU (dill) 84 Beneath conditions. TSme and a half ITBurn 65 Solar tyatem’i ers. Call 643-149«. Here Is an excellent oppor­ over 40 hours. Group ineurano* C \ WILBER, HE'S TOO T»MlO TO amalleat planet COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. I ✓ \ ( TU R N POW N A N A D \N THfe tupeifteUUp eTRaquirementa tunity to Join Sears out­ plan. Free life inaurance. Paid 18 Feminine 88 Lenilative MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:30 AJML — SATURDAY 8 AJW. standing sales staff. Come I - li MAIL ? 60 NEVER MIND ALL appellitioii ^ Millinery, Dressmaking 19 vacation. Paid holidays./ f - 5 SOInaividud I booiaa 18 Onager . 45 Exclamation of prepar^ to discuss previous the Whiting Oorp., 264 Broed^^ 1 t h e b o w s ,3U s t h a n d DOWN 21 Puffed up inquiry experience and your future BUGGS BUNNY 22 Adolescent PLEASE READ YOUR AD L a d i e s a n d g e n t s custom St., 64e-U66 for appointment'^ OVER HIS FIRST WEEK'S^ 23 Thus 1 Church part 24 Whirlwind 46Beverago with a growing leader. 26 Poem tailoring and alterations at ^ R E N T ^ ^ 25 American w&d 2 Wicked Clesalfled or "Want Ada” are taken over the phone a>* a Check Seans liberal em­ MAN WANTED, fuU qr^ part plum 3 Writing 27 Fish-eating convenience. The advertiaer should read hla ad the FIRST hom e. Reasonable. 643-2264, 139 WAIT HEEE ^ Z e n t e r t a in »S THAT HID diving bird BlFraneh rtn r, ploye benefit program and . time mornings, mediiahiced ex* 27DecretNa implementa DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Woodland St top commissions. THEN, CICERO i YER5ELF WEARIN' TH' 81 Hake in 4Tranipoie (ab) 28 Shield belting 82Bo bomo - erience helpful. Moriar- COWBOY SUIT addition to BShoihonean 28 Drinkbought MToward Om next Insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE Incor- I'M ME AN' PORKY GOT FER A FEW at a fountain abeltmodridB Please apply Personnel De­ ty Cl\evr6n Station, 270 Hart­ V MINUTESJ WITH YOU? 88 Mountain (cemh Indian r « t or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then onty BORED SOME OTHER STUFF form) eoiada (comb. SOGuabea fortli SSSato to the extent of a "make good” insertion. Errors which do not Mo'dng— Trucking— partment, 10 a.gi.-8 p.m. ford Rd., Matkherter. ' WITH 36 Top of )iaad form) luddealy 67Iiriand lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by or call 643-1581 for ran ap­ THIS 7Paradlaea 32 Grafted (herj BBAlgarlaS Storage 20 MEN — part-time mornings for 38 Born governors "make gpod” insertion. pointment', MUSEUM/ 3SAged 8 Anatomical S3 Approach JanltoHal work. Cali General dODaceiva duet' S4L0W haunta e o m t o vetdh (RockviUe, ToU Free) MANCHES'IER DeUvery. Light Tm \\K r IN ON qUILLf^NM; I B U S S lJ 63Seottiah aid* S e fk ce s , In c., 649-6334. dlUght brown 9 Redacted 87Aboveproot trucking and package delivery, THE PLAVWRIGNT.AS HE SEARS ROEBUCK 42Tidltr 10 Not any (ah.) tree lefiigerators, washers and i : ^ 44Turni aiide lllnilat upon 40 English stream 86 Symbol fW $3lN$ THE "BUCK FA9SER6 and COMPANY FULL ’ITME MAN to work for 47 Rota, flax 12Waa observed 43 Ouwned ' ealdnm 643-2711 87M 136 stove moving speciality. F-'>ld- i' y an electricat wholesale diatrito- Ing chairs fo r rent. 646-0782. CU16-. Manchester Shopping Parkade utor. Must have electrical 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 rtl H2 M anchester ^ background. Several positlona open. If interested ai>ply at 13 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? Painting— Papering 21 EXPERIENCED TOOL makers, E conom y EJIectriic Supply C o., iMr St WarMr IrM. fKhtrtl, l*C. p a i n t i n g —Interior and ex­ 36-38 Oak St. or caU 649-1619. /-S- 2 TM l«| US ?tt. 04( W 17 24-Hour AnsweVing Service Bridgeport operators and ma­ A terior, very reasonable, free chinist. Overtime and fringe ______E- estimates. CaU Richard Mar­ I k DETAIL UE- z r benefits. Apply In person, E & BY V. T. HAMLIN OV/ERLOOKEtD^ IT 5l^ Free to Herald Readers tin, 649-9286. Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— A LLY OOP S Gage Oo., Mitchell Dr., Man­ WANTED immediately — full­ Male or Female 37 Want Information on one of our'classified advertisementsf JOSEPH P. Lewis eustora paint DRY CLEANING—counter girls STAFF NURSE position now chester. time parts derk, experience No answer at the telephone Uated? Simply call thq ing. Interior anip exterior, p» and checkers, good pay, fuU available, Rockville Public WOULD YOU BE Interested in preferred but not necessary. s r perhanglng, wallpaper re­ time and steady work. Apply HeaJith Nursing Assn. 62 Park eamingi $45. a week plus aa 28 w W F\U1 benefits, good hourly, rhte, moved. Wallpaper bonks on re­ at One Hour Martinizing, 299 St., Rockville. Call 875-4961 be­ '^'expense check for 3 hours a EDWARDS good hours., Apply Manchester INDUSTRIAL quest. Fully Insured. Free e» West Middle Tpke., 649-1800. tween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. for a day, 6 days a'^week? If so, Motor Sales, Mr. Carter or Mr. CARNIYAL BY DICK tURNBR ANSWERING SERVICE tlm ates. CWl 649-0888 appointment lor interview. we have a motor route av^- Schaller. SUPPLY HOUSE ' able in Coventry. Leave Man­ SEWING MACHINE opera- PAINT.NG BY Dick Fontaine, chester a/t 3 p.m. Monday-Brir 649-0500 875-2519 tors, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Ap­ Interior and exterior. Paper Has opening for inside and day, and 12 noon on Saturday. ply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hil­ and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in hanging and wall paper remov­ ARE YOU telephone salesman. Should CaU The Manchester Elvening Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. liard St. al. Dutch Boy and DuPont be familiar with tools. Ex­ Herald Circulation Dept, 647* Quality workmanship. Call JUST SEVERAL WOMEN needed for ACCOUNTING cellent opportunity, salary 9726. Garage— Service— evenings, 246-9598. light bench work assembly. and fringe benefits. Modem MILLEIR PHARMACY require! r 7 W w Storage 10 Steady. Apply in person. En­ East Hartford location. EXTERIOR AND Intarior paint- TRAINEE full or part-time help, expe­ H ER ALD LOOKING? gineered Metals, 10'HiUlard St. Call 289-8291 for appoint­ Ing. WaUpaper books, paper­ m en t rienced preferred, driver’s U- hanging. Ceilings. BToors. Ful­ Ga r a g e f o r rent, 411 Main STENOGRAPHER In state op­ Excellent opportunity cense essential, good pay. Elx­ ______BOX L E H E R S ly Ins-.ured, workm anship guar­ or cellent working conditions. Ref­ WIATtiarifjA . U.t 9^. Ot*. St., caU 649-2835. erated Community College, af­ 64 anteed.' Lw Pelletier, 649-6326. ternoon and evening hours. for recent accounting erences. No phone calls. ASSISTANT dispatcher, career BY AL VERMEER I f no answer 643-9043. Shorthand, typing and ability school graduate or PRISCILLA’S POP For Your GARAGE FOR rent—Oak St., |7 LOOKING FOR opportimity, experience not 67 to deal with people. $76.50. 85 monthly. 643-9601. INSIDE- OUTSIDE painting. evening student work­ necessary. Minimum high Information hour week to start. All bene­ ^ Y tO U V E '■'rOuVE S / ^ I F Special rates for people 65'or school education, knowledge NOTICE OLT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS A CHANGE' fits of state classified service. ing toward a degree to N E A R L V ALMOST VtDU FE E L over. Call my competitors then Hartford, Springfield area de­ TOWN OF VERNON QIVE UR STUART.' VtDURSELF THE HERALD will not Business Services Apply Mr. Colvoooresses, Man­ get started in this «T\CKTO 'ttJUR BEATEN TME KICKED call me. Estimates giyen. 649- sirable. No phone calls. Apply NAIL-BITING, WEAIHENING. disclose the identity of chester Community College, ZONING BOARD RESOLUTION IT.'.' LOO«,MarHER'THtS IF SHE'D LISTENED TO Offered 13 7863, 878-8401. If you are experienced, we can field. Company offers Lombard Brothers, Burnham HABlT.f T R V b i t i n g LAViE-BRAIN KNOWS I WHAT I ViAS SAVIN', MA,SMED any advertiser using box place you immediately as a — Manchester. 649-5377. OF APPEALS VYOOI5' ALWK/S CUT OUT THE HAVE KNOWN ITS AN AD FOR letters. Readers answer­ SNOW PLOWING — Routes pAiNTING AND paper hanging. above average benefits St., South Windsor. Notice is hereby given that RECIPES-NOW HE'S ABiKE I was arrriN'ouT/ ing blind box ads who COUNTER GIRL.—midnight to the Town of Vemmi Zoning now being formed. Avoid high good work, reasonable rates, • KEYPUNCH a n d working condi­ eiVlKJG ME A PITCH desire to protect their 6 a.m., 6 days, good pay. Ap­ Board of Appeals will hold a ABOUT SOMETHING HE j prices when it snows. Special 36 years In Manchester. Your tions, good wages and WANTS ON THE OTHER KEEP SOIN', DIMWIT, Mentlty can follow this rates for people over 64. 649- OPERATOR ply Bess Eaton Donuts, ISO pubUo hearing on Jan. 17, AND W EIL SEE WHETHER procedure: neighbor Is my recommenda­ Full-time, at least 4 hours PARAGON TOOL CO., Inc. SIDE OF THE per3EiHES] 7883, 878-8401. Center St., Manchester. free parking. 1967 at 7:30 P.M. in the Court* 1 faking it ju st TC yOU'VE GOT EXCLUSfVE tion. Raym ond Fiske, 649-9237. daily or 6 to 10 p.m. eve­ ETM/GOAT/i CUPPING RIGHTS Enclose your reply to the room, Town of Vernon Admin- nings. WOMAN —reliAble, experienced a r o u n d H E R E ) box In an envelope — SALES AND Service on Arier,s, NEEDS: stratlon Building to hear and housekeeper. Must love chli- Send resume to P.O. addressed to the Classi­ Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn Floor Finishing 24 be heard on the following ap­ TYPIST dren. 2 school age. 4 day week. Box 73, Hartford, fied Manager, Manchester mowers. Also Homellte chain • TOOLMAKEPS with ex­ plications: Evening Herald, togther CANPHIL Floor covering, 78 FkiU-tlme, or at least 4 Own transportation. CMS and saws and International Cub stating education, ex­ perimental aircraft parts (H appeal of Nicholas with a memo listing the Birch St. Wall to wall carpet­ hours daily. Blue Cross paid. References Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ experience, jigs and fix­ Maples, Union St., Rode- comp^es you do NOT ing. linoleum. Free eatimetes. required. Reply Box E, Her­ perience and salary re­ tures. 1-5 ^.LiO M sO m ment and shaipenlng service TRANSCRIPTIONIST ville and Henry DlUlio, ►C want'to see your letter. on all makes. L & M Equlp- Expert liutallation. CaU 648- ald. quirements. to u t letter will be de­ Ihill-time, or at least 4 R.F.D. No. 2, WlUls ,pient Corp., Route 88, Vernon, 1218 or 646-2985. • BRIDGEPOR’J' Operators. stroyed if the advertiser is hours daily. Circle, Rockville, seeking BY KEN MUSE 875-7606 M anchester Exchange CLERK-’TYPIST. interesting , WAYOUT one you’ve mentioned. If FLOOR SANDINO and refiidsh- • HORIZONTAL MILLING ' Used Car Dealer’s Li- —Enterprise 1945. position in modem downtown ------not it will be handled in ing (qieclallzing in older STENOGRAPHER credit office. Only quallfled JANITORS — part-time evc- MACHINE Operators. cense at Commercial the usual manner. F ull-tim e. DICK’S SERVICE, show plow­ floors), cleaning and waxing typist need apply. FTee perk- nings, Manchester area. Call Building, located st 2Q • LATH E Operators. ing, carpentry, rec rooms, re­ floors. Painting. Paperhang­ IN ADDITION we have some ing, air-conditioned office. Call 643-6891, 8-8 p.m . only. River St, RockviUe, and FRED'S FRED'S <-5 modeling, general repairs, ing. No Job too smalL John Mr. Roberts for Interview ap­ owned by Robert A. Lud- Lost and Found advanced positions in MEDI­ INSPEX3TORS —jrfate, in proc­ Paragon is a growing com­ «w«n,Mis.i».Tj«.a»BaM.e«. VerfaUle, 649-5750. ■wig, R.F.D. No. 2, R t HARDWARE H A t ^ W A ) ^ painting. Interior and exterior, CARE units and other areas pointment. Federal Credit Bu­ ess, receiving, tool and gage pany scheduled to move Into LOST — tan and white angora rubbish removal, moving, ma- reau, 806 Main St., 643-1518. 30, RockviUe, Conn. **l don’t know if I fixed Junior’s formula right. Dear! for experienced people who and casting layout Inspectors. new air-conditioned plant at . male cat, wearing flea collar, Bonary. Call 643-4536. Bonds— Stock»— Minimum 5-10 years experi­ 121 Adams St. within three (2) The appeal of Nicholas i WE have THE How does it look to you?" answers to Caesar. $8. reward. CLEANING WOMAN wanted. 3 months time. Elxcellent op­ Twerdy Jr., R.FD. No. 'WEHAVE n STRONOESr Mortgages 27 spondence. ence. AU rates in excess of $5 ISTROfVGEST 640-6448. s h a r p e n i n g Service —Saws, day^ a week, own transporta- portunity for qualified per­ 4, Coventry, Conn;, seek­ GLUE knives, axes, shears, skates, * tion. Call 643-0904. per hour, paid hoUdays, paid GLUE SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- sonnel. Top wages and ing Used Car Dealer’s i IN THE WORLD, WHY MOTHERS <5ET GRAV LOST—PART Terrier, part Bea­ rotary blades. Quick service. vacation, paid medical insur­ UN THE WORLD, limited funds available for sec­ fringe benefits. Liberal License at Station, locat­ gle, black with brown and Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main And for these jobs, if you are TELEPHONE Operator and re- ance. 10 per cent night pre­ overtime schedule with ond mortgages, payments to ed at comer of Rt 8S wtaKe trim , answers to the St., Manchester. Hours daily not experienced but are a high ceptdondst. Some typing and mium. Ideal working condi­ minimum 55 hours work suit your budget. Expedient and Welles Rd., Vernon, BY WALT WETTERBERG nanfe "Pepper", Route 84, be­ 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- school gp-aduate, we will train clerical work. F>ili-time em­ tions. Ample overtime and week. Apply— kSN i THE WILLETS service. J. D . R ealty, 643-5129. owned by American Oosl X tween Manobester and Eart 4. 643-7958. ______S you — ploym ent. AU fringe benefits. overtime rates. ’These are $13,- The W. G. Gleimey Co., 336 Co. H artford. 328. rew ord. Please MORTGAGE LOANS — first, 000-$18,000 per year positions orq Adame St Manrlipetpr • j '' r m c x A PROFESSIONAL Cleaning — No. Main St. for those who qualify. Pleas® Aflams bt., Mancnester All persons interested may caU 1-688-0680. second, third, all kinds realty, GENERAL OFFICE Carpets, furniture, walls and send resume of background, appear and be heard. statewide, credit rating unnec- WORK LOOT—PASSBOOK No. E 1062 floors — aU cleaned In your EXPERIENCED woman to including address and tele- ______Town of Vernon cessary. Reasonable, confiden­ F\iU-time, at least ff'hours BY FRANK O’NEAL SavingB Bank of Manchester. home, fully insured. Call Hlgble babysit for one child in my phone In complete oonfidenc® — 2Soning Board o f A ppeals SHORT RIBS tial, quick {urangepients, Alvin dally, or 6 to 10 p.m. eve­ hom e, 3 days a week. 649-4865, AppUcetion made for payment. Servicem aster, 649-3438. nings. to Box F, Herald. John A. Marino, Lundy A gm cy, 627-7971, 983 NOTICE Chairman 4T1LL Main St, Hartford,- evenings CLERK EX)R cosmetics and- m w K 'P u - TREE EXPEIRT — trees cut, TAPEWRITING — Full­ In accordance with the re­ Ann B. Humphrey, 60C N eH 10 Vi/HEWl 1 C M 'X Announcements - 2 233-6879. drugs selling, some cashier­ building lota cleared, trees top­ time quirements of the Zoning Reg­ S ecretary tOSiMPOItPC U^y8 and vacation ed for the open storage of CARPENTRY -V. Concrete work SWEIDISH body m assage fo r la­ Elxperience desiralble but not Pl*"- AP^ ” manufactiu-ed bifliding sections, anything from ceUar to foof, Don’t Freeze, dies dons in your home. OMl Full-time 'jewelry sales­ necessary. Please send queli- 640 HiUlard St. at above' location. X j inside? and out, no substitute for THE woman, 6 days a i|v«6k, ex­ ficatlons to Box K, Herald. AU persons interested may 648-8771. ______qiiaUty Vork, satisfaction guar­ perience i preferred,' but not attend this hearing. we please... anteed, eom petetlve iHrices, no TRAVELERS BABYSITIER—part time in B31- BRIDGEPORT necessary. Idngton, days, own transporta­ Zoning Board of Appeals OIO£. Automobiles For Sale 4 Job too smaU. D & D Oarpan- (At the center of transporta­ OPERATORS tion. CaU\875-3240. John F. Clifford, Sunoco Heating Oil c/NalU try, days 643-1904, evenings tion — in Downtown Hartford) gi m> >T NIL iK. NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ — '4t > ' ...... '■"*■■ *■ ‘ ’ Chairman 649-8880. ; D^SNTAL Assistant—ItiU tim e MILLING MACHINE A quality hestjng oH deliveretf ed down? Short on down pay- SHOOR JEWELERS An Elqual Opportunity ■John A, CaglaneUo, fdf <^ce hi RockviUe. Write OPERA'TORS automaticallyl Burner servite 24 BY LESLIE TURNER ment? Bankrupt? . Repossess- QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, EJmployer M & F S ecretary CAPTAIN EASY 917 Main St, Manchester Box R, Herald. BY LANK LEONARD slOD? D on't despair I See Hon- dorm ers, porches, basem ents, LATHE OPERATORS hours 9 dayl An aiasy-payment in C K Y FINI(7 eat Douglas. Inqifiro about low- rfifinlslied, cabinets, built-lna, ICOULPM-T DOC?POR’S OFTTCB needs as­ plan! Get them qll—Get Swnooa l,HSARD RiaHT NOW WE HOP TO McKBB^ est down,' smallest paymenti formica, aluminum, vinyl, WINTER HOME AT PALMETTO a RISK t o u t LPN OR RN , both 7-3 and 3- sistant. CaU for interview any­ Immedlate^Openlngs \ NOW, NOW, CHIEF■ —vmi'^ __ I K IT WAS JUST THAT I HAD T ie y NABBBD RBFOEIMO. anywhere. No small loan or 11- steel, ceramo siding. William Heating OIL Let's talk. th at MAPAAAU ^ PBACHi A6 PLANNED! RBGISTERED profession­ 11. EhUl or part-time. Please tim e, 649-2811. Top Starting Wages KNOW BIG MINI ALWAVS TDCOVER A'FEW STOCKS , MB A UPTt nance company plan. Douglfs , Robblna Oatpentry' Service. IW OF THB al nurM, 7 a.m. - 3 p.m., Sun­ call, Vernon Haven, 875-2077. COMES THROUGH.' ^ WHEN THE MARKET MOPFED/ ■------please WMT USED CARS CITIBB HE'D PUTMeOPPi M otors, 388 Main. 649-3446. day differential and Friday. CLEANING LADY for cleaning, In Modem Air-Conditioned THKBATENEDi irwilng, 2 days v^eeMy, 9:30- Plant A COMPLETE EA5 y i 1966 COllVAIR Monza — 4-- CARPEHTRY — Alteratlona Progressive nursinjg home. s Ia l e s w o m a n '{^easing per- 2 :30. Dependablie. Fend of SELECTION ' qpeed, white Interior, $1,200 o r pnd additions. Reo rooms,, ga- References, 876-912L sonality, neat appearance. Overtim e weekly, top children. 647^9603. best offer. Bchoo) teacher’s car -rages, celUngs. Roofing, gut- rrvTTNWR wnM ANfor 7 nm-\ e a t in g s Insurance Benefits .. 64M202, after 8 p m . ters, siding, painting. Work- SALEJS COLEIRK—stationery o f-’ Profit Sharing BOURNE BUICK midnight nights per week. M rs. Palm er. 247t6670. maiiship guaranteed. A. A. Apply Mr.. Donut, 256 West flee supplies. Sales experience? "Ilie House of ilf ^980 TRIUMPH —TR8, good preferred, 6 day week, other Customer Satisfaction* Dion, Ino., 64^60. Middle Tpke, TYPIST — Responsible person MORLAND TOOL CO. H BATliia o il. if f» condition, private. CaU after benefllte. Mr- Harrieon, Harri­ for Important duties In process­ 285 MAIN ST. 4 8:80, 640-9679. ADDAnONS —rempdeling, ga­ son’s Stationers, mornings, no 1404 Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester rages, reo rooms, bathrooms ing orders .at a public ware­ MANCHESTER 1064 FORD country sedan, V-8, SECRETARY for local law of­ phone calls. . 649-2893 W. 0. BLENNEY CO. tiled, Utebens remodeled. CaU house. Fast and accurate, typ­ f standard, low mileage. Muet fice. Write Box O, Herald. 246-5862 649-4571 336 NORTH MAIN STREBI Leon Cleasynski, Builder, 649- ing neceseary. Hours Monday aeen. $1,406. CaU 843-6947, TEL. 649-5289 ' 429L CLERK —over 21, part-time, for thra Friday 8-5. Good wages. *“ « « « : 6. Help Wanted-—Male 38 m e c h a n i c — experienced. our Nelco drive-in store, Man­ FuU benefits. Apply by mail or ______Work on Ford tmeke, 4 hours in person to G. L. Manus, Hart­ ■1964 CHEJVBOLOT —automatic chester. Afternoons, 3-6, Satur­ PLUMBEjR and plumber’s help­ a day, hours can be arrang­ BY I ^ F Roofing:— siding '»«46 ford Despatch .ahd Warehouse BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES and M cW n X lA M S tranamlosion, power windows, day 8-2. Apply New England ers wanted. Top wages. Bene­ ed. High hourly rate. Good MR. ABERNATHY C o,, In c., 220 P rospect S t. East new tires, battery and muffler. b IDWBDL HOME improvement Laundry, 260 Broad S t , Man- fits. Year 'round. CaU 643- Hum or Oorp., 46 Kennedy R d., Hartford, Conn. We aro an WHEW.' NOT THIS ^ SxceUent running condition. . C h e s te r . 4628. South Windeor, off SulUvan WANTED POOR FISH Oo. —Rooflng, aiding altera ______.. equal oK>ortunity employer. WHICH e u y heIb lo s ta to r of charm A SECOND WOULD'VE 6$0-1403. I tions, additions and remodel- , — — — Ave. w------SINCE HE STAPtrED COLLEGEl TOO SOON... L MMSHE? COST THEM, tag o f aU types, HJko Uent j i u r s k ’ s AIDE—7-8, weekends, FULL-TIME - EXPERIENCED WeOUKE MORE Si^APK^ A MILLION/ 1062 F-86, 4-DOOB sedan, V-8, WOMAN FUID-time with good RETIRED MAN SHORT ORDER cook and dleli- TO HIRE w rk m ansh lp. 649-6496. Vernon H aven, 875-2077. finger dexterity to work on pre­ washer. Both over 18, fo r automaiUc, exceUent condition, For Part-Time AD COMPOSITOR THEfi^ME aean. Must eell. Beet offer. cision lapping quartz crystals itights. Apply In p e r W . I b e ofing and Chimneys 16-A c a p a b l e w o m a n Wanted !■ Maintenance Work iMHAN 6i7-«e06. in a rapid growing eleottonics T reat Shoppe, Route 83, Tal- 137V4 hour week, iJ’acation, hospitalization, pension I GUIDE ------;------^ ^ — fuU-tUne for drug store mer- firm. Interesting and close tol­ MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN ______oOttriBe. plan. Good opportunity for an ambitious person. WEHAO i l l n e s s FDIW3BS sale o f 1W2 T s S t S . nZ pairing roors o( au amos, new eJpeHence. Send resume to erance. Work In a small shop I Apply in person. ' Rambler station wagon, good P“ ™ * experience. Send atmosphere. Hoepitalizatlon, 46 W. Center St, Mancbestei? YOUNG MAN prefeijably ool- roofs, gutter work, chimneys Box A, H*ajd. condition. 6i04>a66 after 6 p.m . Insurance coverage. Apply in ______^______;______lege student with driver’s U- cleaned, repaired, ^umlnum cense, part-time afternoons. '4t . . - ' Biding. 80 yea rs' experience. , person dally 9-12 and 1-8. Free estimates. Call Hawley 7-8, 8-11, RN or LPN, part-tlma Reedos.Hbffman Dlv. H Bragg PART-TIME men, 6-10 p.m., for Westown Pharmacy, 489 Hart- l066 FORD, GOOD nsintag con- 8t.,' E ast H artford. janitorial w ork. CaU 649-6384. ford Rd. m best offe r. 649-6143. 643-0861,'644-8331. . Laurel M anor, 619-4019. f

4 ; V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH, MANCHESTER, CONN., 'IHURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1967 PAGE EIGHTEEN P A G E n i n e t e e n ~rt*rr‘ MANCHESTER E V E N IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., T H ^ D A Y , JANUARY 5,1967 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Fuel and Feed 49-A Apartments^FIats— Business Locations Business Property Tenements 63 For Rent 64 For Side -70 FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 fUU hatha, MANCHESTER —6 room Cape, Houses FoT Sale 72 Lote .For Sale 73 f l e h t o n Tim Tiede in Vietnam FOR SALE —4irst quality baled m odem IcKcben with buUt-lha, garage, treed lot. Ocwvenlent hay. CaM 640-6011. W, B. WU- 3H ROOM a p a r t m e n t —cen­ ^TORE — center of Manchester; ROOMING HOUSE, centrally NO DOWN VA, $700 down M^CSfOiffrER-r-lotq, lois, lots. 2 fireplaces, walk-out base­ location, near school, buSj^ lianis. tral location. Heat, hot,water, newly remodele*! atore,. froi.*i located, annual Income $5,804, FHA. 3 bedroom Cape. Bullt- Four A-tone, two Hzone, two CLASSIFIED ment, screened porch, garage, shopping. Only $16,900. Bel Air gas tor cooking, >)i^i to wall and interior, reasonable rent- expenses $i,205. P rlc^ at ins, fireplace, shed donnei^ rural. All in town„ different lo­ handy location. $24,500. Fbll- Real Estate, 648-0S8&. carpeting, Venetian blinds and ala. Brokers Invited. 522-3114 $22,900. P a u l' J. Oohentl garage, 1 9-10 acres. Hutchins cations. Call now. Hayes. Agen­ Plans for New School Mark Can South Really brick Agency, Realtors, 648- Garden— Farm— Daiiy garage. Second floor of private Agency, 643-6363. MANCHESTER —boat the high Agency Realtors; 949-6324> cy, 646-0181. .1,300 SQUARE FEET of Indus- 8464, SAIGON, Vietnam — (NBA) ADVERTISING Products 50 home. $136 per monto. Middle cost ■ of Uviing in tWs delight­ Any Time Now, Buddy! ROCKLEDGE—One owner, ciw- BUSH Httj, r o —s building aged couple preferred. Write trlal floor space, 3-phase pow­ ful Cape Cod home on Falk- —’The local government haa STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. er, heated. New building. Call Houses F or Sale 72 $10,000 —HARLAN ST. — S torn .:? room through hall Cape, lote. Not :many <)< these left CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Box J, Herald. nor Drive. 4 rooms flndehed A Year of Gromng Pains recently constructed a large Tomaszewskl, Box 363, Soutb 649-6043. bedroom Cape, needs repair. 2 full baths, garage, carpet­ in Manchester, H, . M. Fre-. NEW TWO family flat — 5-8, ' riutchlns Agency, Realtors, with good expansion possibil­ 8 AJH. to 5 P.M. Rd., Bolton, open daily, 649- WE HAVE customers waiting, ing, like new throughout. chette Realtyr 288-8668. .. V statue In the center of the capl- Bowers schoci area, large 640-5824. ities. Garage, full babement, By MABJOROp PORTER $678,720; sit® development, $14,- and 86 from the Glastonbury q^plcts two combat aol- 6472. for th* rental of your •apart*' Hayes Agency, 646-0131. kitchen, 22’ living room, sep­ wooded lot. All dty fadiltlcs. A LOTS OF LOTS available In all Hebron’s arowlng pains a te '000; equipment. $3,000; well, $3.- town line to Hebron Center ^ leaning into the Ianchester. If you OOO; fees, $38,200;/contingency, changed to Gilead St, and Old er, Household Goods 51 Estate, 643-5129. Also older 2-famlly. Call Leon house, city water, sewei‘, con- ty_ Co., Realtors, 648-1121. room Cape, full' shed dormer, MOIfDAT Thru FRIDAIT 10:80 A.M. — SATURDAY 9 A.M. BOUTON—4 room Ranch with aro thinking of buying now and school almost twice dldh’t make *2O,00O; land, $30,000; survey, Rt. 85 by the old town record Some Americans here think Cieszynskl, Builder, 649-429L veident location, new furnace. baths, dining room, garage,, building lat^r caM us today and didiil make originally .called Old LAWTON GARDENS —- 4'i treed lot, lake privileges, avail­ you Vk>k- it’s fitting. SINGER automatlo zig • sag in only $11,500. Call now, Hayes MANCHESTER beautifully landscaped level lot oom duplex, 1% baths, di.sh- able immediately, $33. weekly,. check our lot listings. Jarvis y.^rs of With luck, 1967 should See the Gilead Rd. changed to Marjorie It Is, to them, the exact rep­ cabinet, like new, does every­ Agency, 646-OlSL kig for A good Investment in with maximum privacy. Phil­ YOUR COOPERATION WILL washer, private patio and cel­ CaU 742-6736. RealW Oo., Realtors, 648-1121. nezoUatlons. He- sch«q started and some of the Circle in memory of the late lica of an allied attack in this thing, originally over $300, take a modem two famUy. house? brick ' Agency, Realtors,' 649- BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 lar. J. D. Real Estate Co-. 643- GARDNER ST. MANCHESTER — RANCH, 4 Here is your opportunity to ■ - . ' hron may. get the 12-room rooms ready tor September oc- Marjorie H..JP[artin. war: A GI trying to push a . over last 6 monthly payments MANCHESTER—5 room single 8464, of $9 each. Call 323-0031. 6129. 28'x48’, 3 bedroom Ranch. rooms, wooded lot with taxge pick up a dandy on Strant Suburban For Sale 75 school in Gilead in 1967r To date cupancy. The commission will have Vietnamese rifleman up to the home, one car garage, central­ ■ This home built in '1966 of­ shade trees. City water and the contract awarded to J. S ;. "Nie rooms will be pee^d too. some letfover business for 1967 SUNNS’ AT center, opposite Street of* Main Street near tbe 4-4 DUPLEXES, Verplanck and front. ' ■ COMBINATION hostess cart ly located, $135 monthly. fers a country setting on" a sewers, handy to bus and ahop- BAST HARTFORD —exclusive WUUmantic has not '^®t>February, Aram Damar- a. proposal tor the operation of Conrinued From Preceding Page park, 3 rooms, refrigerator, Lease required. R. D. Murdock, center of town. This is a ten Waddell School a.reas. Good In­ Other Yanks, though, dis­ and bar, 4 feet long with re­ lot of 126’x286’ with city ping. $2,000 cash required room house (6 and 6 duplex) vestment properties. Leonard 8 room B a i ^ Ranch, rec signed A letter of Intent MpdHntendent of schools, a riding stable or academy and new range, hot water, base­ 643-2692, 643-6472. conveniences. Includes 2 agree. Help Wanted— Dogs^Birds— ^Pets 41 frigerator, $195. 643-2507. $13,900. Fhllbrick Agency, with 2 car garage. Excellent Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. room, wall to wall carpeting, -houch 'went out to Nasln m saW the 1966 classroom needs a dog kennel In rural reslden- board heat, free parking, ga­ fireplaces, dishwasher, ex­ They Insist the front figure Male or Female 37 649-8464. income. Fully rented at all throughout most of this home. „ “ mformlne him of «al and agricultural districts GROOAtINO and boarding ali CLEAN, USED ' refrigerators, rage available. Immediate oc­ tra large rooms and cedar is the GI, while the Vietna­ FOUR ROOMSi oil heat, adults times. Just reduced for ^ulck MANCHESTER — spacious and AU waUtex wall covering, „ . , ^centance of his bid •y**’’ *°'*"‘* '‘ ‘ndetgarten gtill remains undecided on the BOOKKEEPER for retail fur- breeds, Harmony Hills, H. C. rangen, automatic washc s, cupancy. Adults. References, closets. Plus m m y custom CHENEY ESTATE—14 roome, 4 Uundry downstairs, large Hebron s acceptance oi nia mu Hebron books >• mese trooper has been purposely preferred. Call 643-6982. sale. Call Jarvis Pwealty Oo„ WelL designed 4 bedroom Co­ nlture store in Manchester. Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton, with guarantees. See them at $125. 649-9287 days. extras. $23,900. baths, 2-car garage, approx­ lonial with a 12x25 fam ily' carved in the rear so he can Realtors, 648-1121. S S 't.ciW Il”» «■•««< "> P«b. 2S. 1865 N.» F„U1«.^ N.» Wpn,»t — ' fiome ■ credit inte^^vie^ylng, 5 ______643-5427. ______B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 849 SIX ROOM .house, 3 bedrooms, imately 3 acres of lend. By ap­ room. Formal dining room, liv­ Main St. CsU 643-2in. MANCHESTER — 3 room J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. pointment. Philbrick AgMcy, days Induding one eve^ng,. « SMALL MINIATURE poodle, convenient location, one year MANCHESTER —here Is a su- ing room with fireplace, one nor7 M., aiy «at.r “*1 1 cSSl” >« .p™ 6. bS" I« ''Ui.r Ih. point apartme'it, first floor, appli­ 643-5129 Realtors, 640-8464. ■ Aro PrABtivA voted to estaDlIsn a committee cmfiAiAnfa/i p&ms. weDron duui a lown ga ^ a^ _ « hour week. Many benefits, wdU ^ Call 649- WHY PAY 30-50 per cent more? ance^, heat and hot water in­ lease. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. per-value in a 6’ i room colon­ full and 2-half baths. Garage, era. ^resuge'xveai xusiaie, a w , 527 students were anticipated__ ... clear. Growine numbers of pay . to $100 per week depend­ ------^------J.------a ial home on Victoria RooU. 6827. Mrs. Beardsley. 289-6161. to study the educational needs enrollment at the u.S. servicemen have shrinking 5905. Our low overhead (no rent or cluded, small quiet building. MANCHESTEIL-2 family 5-5, 160x200 lot. Assumable low In­ ing upon qualifications. Send Features laanily sized kitchen, of the town. employes) means low discount Hayes Agency, M6-0i31. with 8 bedrooms, permanent terest mortgage. Immaculate mentary school. ^ opening 53 400. x FWD 750-galIon t®-‘tk in tioth the reliability and reoujne to Box B, Herald. TEN ACRES, stately 7-room form al' dining room, living SOUTH WINDSOR—modem 7* The committee was asked to prices on quality new furniture. Suburban For Rent 66 siding, aluminum stormy and Wolverton Agency, Realtors, day, 661 pupils entered; and to- the responsibirity of the South stone 1840 Colonial, hot water room with fireplace, 3 bed­ bedroom Rwch, 1% baths, study the growth trends and per minute pumping fire en­ 42 For savings, service, and satis­ COLONIAL MANOR Apart- screens. Near bus line. Excel­ 649-2813. tal enrollment, K through 6 is Vietnam militia. Live Stock ment—includes appliances and ROCKVILLE — Attractive ^ 3 heat, fireplawe, excellent con­ rooms, bath, garage and love­ large lot, assumable 4% per their relation to° the need '•for gine was delivered to the town faction, without high pres-sure lent investment at $16,500. cent mortgage, $114 monthly. 573. "They simply don't much THREE YEAR OLD, % Mor­ utilities, private patio and cel­ room apartment, stove, refrig­ dition, long road frontage. ly lot with city water and HOLLYWOOD Section—7 room additional school facilities. Based on a formula using the in September and a request DOMESTIC SERVICE salesmanship, visit lis today. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. like to fight,” says a former lar, $155.. per month. J. D. erator, heat and parking, 15 Hutchins Agency, 049-5324. sewers. Priced to'sell for $17,- Gairlson Colonial, new modern The committee’s conclusions gan mare. Ideal for riding or LeBlanc Furniture Co., 195 649-2813. ^ 1966 enumeration figures the ______COOK breeding, $500. or best offer. Real Estate, 643-5129. minutes from Hartford, adults, 800. Call Jarvis Realty Co., kltohen, la rp formal d i ^ g .^a ST HARTFORD - w e have were that the total number of enrollment* a7the ele- truck for the volunteer ^ gut we want more to be stiU And the Vietnamese got past* South St., Rockville. 876-2174. NEW 8 ROOM Raised Ranch, room. 24’ living room with «re- „ „ „ ^ classrooms needed by 1970 school next September department at an estimated her being with one unit in the But w e ^ t m o r e jo ^ ^ Call 643-2849. no pets, $100." monthly. 649- $97. PAYS AIL. Assume 4% per Realtors, 643-1121. a 6 room Cape and 6, 6, and FuU charge o f kitchen, 3 Open 9-8, Saturday 9-5. THREE ROOMS, heat; hot wa­ 4824, 875-1166. , 1V2 baths, formal dining room, ■ *_____ ^-- - $17,000. Delta and . . . ’’ alive when it finally does” ed. cent mortgage. Attractive 8- place, 4 bedrooms, IV3 baths, 9 room Ranches, 5, 6 and 7 would be 29, and since the pres- g24. helpers. Quantity plain ter, laundry, Bolton Cen’ er large wooded lot. Financing no SEVEN ROOM fireplace Cape, porch, garage, assumable ------. T ------...... , .. And? Th« result of this kind of sen- But even with such handlcapi, SEWING MACHINE sale of Re­ bedroom Ranch, fireplace, room Colonials. All In nice and ent school buUding contains 17 ,j,j,e estimated capacity of the At the June annual meeting, ..tj™.. name m this timent has been predictable — a large part of the Viet mill- cooking, tiive in or out. Elx- Apartments, available immed­ problem. Leonanwl^gency, i 2-oair garage, bullt-dns, conven­ mortgage. Price $27,9(X). Phil­ cellent benefits and wages. used machines taken in trade trees, view. Hutchins Agency, convenient locatloria. Most classrooms, a new 12 room- preaent school is 442 to 532 chU- the town authorized a commit- , ^ impatient U. S. troops are fight- tary in ef^ en cy Is Indefenstblo. Articles For Sale 45 iately, call 649-7367. TWO — four room apartments altors, 646-0469. ient location.. Leonard Agency. brick ' Agency, Realtors, 649- Contact during our Christmas season, Realtors, -849-5324. have city water and 6ewerp. school located in the north of the capacity of the tee to purchase a "Quick Call '’ ‘"'J'- ing more and more of the - war Central control is weak - in Coventry. 742-8193. Realtors, 646-0469. 8464. KEEP CARPET cleaning prob­ reconditioned and guaranteed. '41^ ROOMS $125. 3% rooms, MANCHESTER — 2-f a m 11 y, One must be In your town was recommended. new 12-room school will be 330 Alarm’’ system. The system Of course not. - and the native armies le.ss far-flung officers often ara lems small—^use Blue Lustre Many to choose from, $15. and MANCHESTER — recent 4-bed­ $115. Parking. 15 Forest St., ROCKVILLE —4 room apart­ good condition, $18,900.. Phil- MANCHBaTER—Six room Co- PRINCETON STREET—3-bed­ range AU are truly beauti-'''^In May 1965, the report was to 400. If the forn^la works, Was delivered in December and "Anyway, it was late at night and less. nasty little war lords of their CONNECTICUT STATE wall to wall. Rent electric up. Singer, 832 Main St., Man­ room Colonial, large kitchen, 2 off Main St., 646-0090, 643- ment, heat, stove inciudod. brick Agency, Realtors, 649- loiUal, 1V4 baths, modem kitch­ room custom built house, well ful homes. Prestige Real ES' acc'^tjed by the school board and Hebron does not experience includes a base station at the we were on patrol. All of a And in truth, it is probably own domains. Dishonesty Is so EMPLOYMENT SERVICE shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & chester. flreplaccH, screened porch, im­ which voted to request the ap- an explosion of new school age fire house and 12 receiving sudden a bunch o f bugles be- I- 6675. 872-0470, 649-3193. 8464. en with buUt-lns, stove, dish- insulated, features cedar clos- tate, 289-6827. a merciful evolution at that, rampant that some Command- Wallpaper Supply. mediate occupancy, recced Ot InlniiclBii nnreh Bnrt elpp------T------Z”:— poimmenipointment DV by ..a..a lowiitown iiieciiiiB meeting children, cniiuren, the cne two iwo elementary eiemeniary monitors motiuors placed pmeea in in me the nomea homes b K®n-— —blaring loudly from our 806 Main S t, Manchester' APARTMENT size electric EAST HARTFORD —shopping CONCORD RD. — beauUful wa.^er and disposal, 8 bed­ Poorly led, poorly fed. Vietnam- ers even pocket paJrt of the gov- for fast sale. Hayes Agency, tronic parade doors, mid 20’s. '^NNON — 6 room Colonial, qj. building committee to en- schools should be sufficient until of local firem ^. The location front.’’ STORE FIXTURES—steel work range, good condition, $30; old­ district, central tenement, 4 Ranch, large living room, for­ rooms, $19,900. Philbrick Agen­ tronic garage doors, mid 20’s. soldiers have' suffered ernment Insurance allowed^^sur- 454 MAIN ST.—3 room heated 646-0131. large living room, dining ^ m , architect and.to secure the early 1970’s. and nature of the disaster can Viet Cong? . . . m8" . ’ginning July 1. Hebron taxes • isolated unit on the other. AU of this, to say the least W e have openings for han­ AinXlVER GARDEN apart­ this 4 family investment prop- dicapped persons in our of­ roll. Sherwin-Williams, 981 MOVING—Selling entire house cellent condition throughout, family room with fireplace, 2- room home, ideal location, all RANCH—6 ROOMS, modem hold goods including solid ma­ ments—3 rooms, stove and re­ ertv Lookine for sinele or t w o _____^ meeting Both candidates were endors- were figured on 46.5 millsi nationalist The Yanks vrill have 800-round rankles some Americans serv fice and customer service Main St., Manchester. $125. per month, one month’s car garage, AA zone, $32,500. city utilities, full basement, kitchen with bullt-ins, formal hogany bedroom set. Call be­ frigerator I furnished, $90., no dining room, large living room, f a m i l j ^ a t do you have to ^ respecUve parties.. The town clerk salary was is bloated per minute M-16 rifles, armor- ing here. They weary of seeing department Hourly rate deposit required. References, Philbrick Agency , Realtors, plastered walls, central vac­ offer’ (^ n iT p t ^ Agency *. « » m J ^ s to m built Ranch, the school. The building com- and used similar approaches in m'ereased from $2,500. to $3,000 X s e SnetraUng M-60 machine guns, hatless, shoeless, rumpled Viet- YOU SAVED and slaved for tween 4-8 p.m., 643-1979. lease. Leosvard Agency, 646- 3 bedrooms, garage, lot lOOx 11.40 per hour, plus bonus. 643-7168. 649-8464. uum system. Immediate oc­ •M9 5261 and knit air-conditioning breezeway mittee was formed , and after their canmlpgns. yearl^with aU fees going to ^enade-l^blng M-70 hand namese soldiers walking Ih. wall to wall carpet. Keep it 0469. 200, excellent condition, 3 years PHILCO refrigerator, electric cupancy. Prestige Real Estate, ______!______;— garage w d all the extras that ^ six-month search a town The 52nd district is made up the town. do t o t v what can tobes, helicopter resupply, artU- avenues. They tire of witnessing new with Blue Lustre. Rent BEAUTIFUL second floor CAPE—8Va rooms, handy loca­ old. $19,900. Philbrick Agency, We also have work for han­ Hotpoint stove, 2 bedroom sets, VERNON —7 room duplex, im­ 289-6827. Mrs. Beardsley, 289- MANCHESTER—7 room hojne. y®** would Mpect m this truly meeting was called last Jan. of the towns of Hebron, Marl- The mill rale .increase was , „ — lerv support and jet fighter whole camps of Vlets still snooz electric shampooer, $1. The apartment, 4 large rooms, tion, one car garage, g o ^ con­ Realtors, 649-8464. dicapped persons confined miscellaneous articles. Re­ mediate occupancy, furnished 615L BulU in the 20’s. Ample closet meeting voted to pur- borough, Columbia and Blast lower than anticipated due to whvsical combat. back-up. tog while they themselves heU' Sherwin-Williams Co. baseboard radiation, aluminum dition, $16,000. Philbrick Agen­ especially physical combat. . . to their homes. No experi­ cords, 16 cents each. 643-0943. or unfurnished. $150. Bety Ges- space, pantry, full cellar, new wants fast sale. Hhyeb' * Agen­ chase the school site from Hampton. The ballot was con- gj, increased grand list, increas- ence necessary. We train. storm windows, Venetian Admits on® 'Viet officer “ Our The Vietnamese, conversely, copter out to war. HANNAH’S HUSBAND Hector cy, Realtors, 649-8464. hot air furnace, aluminU'.n cy, 646-0131. Floyd Pogil, Charles Fish and fusing to voters. They were not eo re'vnue and recommendallon Top commissions paid plus blinds, fireplace, oabineted say Kristofak, Realtor, 876- way is to he slow and cautious, will have World War H rifles, "In some ways iiiough,” say* hates hard work-so he cleans storms. Vacant- Bank apprais­ Wilbur Porter. sure who all the candidates of the finance board that a bonus. kitchen, formica counters, 0701. MANCHESTER — near Main BOLTON — Manchester line. 6 not foot and ramlbtmoWous. To- hand-me-down automatic wea- a U. S. sergeant, ‘T can’t Wame the rug's with Blue Lustre. Rent KITCHEN SET, like new, 6 ed, $13,600. A. C. B. Realty, First Flans Rejected ''^®*'® reapporttonment. $6,000 cash surplus be approprl- 643-5318- electric range and refrig­ St. 4-famlly '•ome; ExceUent In­ room Ranch, set high on large m orrow' is tomorrow either pons and shaky, often corrupt, them, electric shampooer, $1. Olcott chairs, table with leaf. During 649-2392. Ohandler wid Palmer, Nor- state representative ated to the budget. For personal interview call erator, off street lighted 2-car come producer. 4 rooms in wooded lot, double garage, Im------, — jmqi a way” leaders. He smUes and adds: Variety Store. each apartment. Owner wants themselves Highways and Drainage Adds another “ We, too, would The enemy’s choice is oh- “ I’d like somebody else to our nearest office. parking, beautiful country lo­ Business Property MANCHE8TEBr-6 room bunga­ mediate ocpupancy. $17,500. ■wdeh architects, were selected canoiaates maae Musical Instruments 53 fast sale. Hay is Agency, 646- fight my war, too.” ARMSTRONG vinyl rugs, 9 x cation, 16 mihutes from Man­ For Sale 70 low In Uke-new condition, $16,- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. to draw plans for the school. ounng the wanmg The Connecticut Hlgh^vay De- ujie to see the war end .rapidly, vious. 0131. January Qon Phimriplr Airenev Real------^ast April 14 tihe buUding com- ^y® ^ ® cainpai^, the fight pgrtment held a hearing on the Hartford—522-7246 12, $7.77. Sherwin-Williams, 981 GUITAR WITH 2-pick-ups and chester, heat and hot water MANCHESTER — East Center Agency, K«a*' gouTH WINDSOR —took! All mittee brought to the voters became hot and embittered proposed improvement of a sec------! Main St., Manchester. sway bar, very good condition. included. $125. adults, 643-7056. tors, 649-8464. Waterbury—766-7913 St. location, 6 room older home SPLIT LEVEU^—6»4 rooms. 8 we have left are 6 and 7 room 4jjg preliminary plans aliong Election day•i"” found Hebron located just iH-nt Jolmsoti’s poverty pro- Church celebrated its 250th An- first year of operation mad# Sacrifice. Call 643-6994. FIVE ROOM apartment, third excellent condition, large lot bedrooms, modem kitchen with RD —Move Into this Raised Ranches. A new 6-■ -with a request for an approp- supportinguno- fv,.=^ favorite ^ or.T, n , TToi-Fel- vvest^ly of Hebron Center._ . The gram. Miss Rankl is working i niversai^; during 1966. The 569 visits to local people. New Haven—624-2119 BRENT SBLMER B flat Clarinet with floor, central location, $100 110 X 150. Ideal for profession­ built-ins, treed lot, rec room, 10-year old. newly decorated. room Colonlal and a 5“ riation of $633,000 for the school section starts 300 feet west of Qray Hawk, Ky. church was organized in Octo- jj, jjis. Robert Caffas* Building Materials 47 8 corr aaa ^aaiu*ia<3 the district elected O Nelil, ska nf wt- hk nn/i _ ... Bridgeport—366-5866 extra articulated G sharp key. monthly. 742-8450. al building. Asking $24,600. U one car garage, patio, $19,500. 8-bedroom Ranch to February room Ranch. All these homes $37,000 for kitchen facilities the intersection of Rt. 85 and Citafions and Transitions Rev, John Bliss ejected chairman. Th# & R Realty Co., Inc. 643-2602. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, are in very convenient and and^ a request for a bond issue Other firsts to Hebron’s politl- continues...... to the ..... crossing...... ^ of HARDWOODS —all species, all $75. 649-5093. FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ and enjoy the lovely treed 86 Mrs- Robjgt Foote of Gilead first minister. local Advisory committee W8# Stamford—327-1557 dimensions, hardwood ply­ R. D. Murdock, 643-8472. 649-8464. % - % X 192’ lot as spring approach­ beautiful' locations, close to ^ $600,000 to cover the cost of ®kl picture Included the first jj^pg valley Brook, a distance ond floor, 64 Birch St. CaU 25 50 was one ^three Omnecticut The present church Is tfee re-organlzed and has met »ev- woods and veneers. Wood ochopla, shopping and church- project. Voters turned down Primary ever held in Hebron. It ^ 4,700 feet. 649-6553, iBetween 6:30-9 p.m. es. Stove and refrigerator in­ people cited for outstanding ser- fourth building, built in 1882 times during the summer Product Spedaltiea, 246-8272- Wanted— To Buy 58 cluded. Near school and shdpf-' ■«r- •All have garages, beautl- proposition, 37 to 31, say- ^®'^ ' During the year, the board of |17e'~to” her ^ u r< i comniunity after the 3rd was destroyed by and'falL The pilot pr<»ram un- OFF ping center. Elva Tyler, R e c ­ ful, large lots, city water. What budlding was too small. Atty. Edwm Lavitt of Ellii^ton ggigctmen adopted a policy con- ^ ,pjjg award was given the fire that leveled most of ^gr stat^hpbnaorshlp ends ear* Situations Wanted— HOUSEIHOLD lots, liitiquss, INVITATION TO BID bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, FOUR ROOM cold flat. 643- tor, 649^469. Helen Dole, 843- more could you ask for? Pres- ^ ,g r meeting, a ceming drainage permits under i f Hebron Center. fy tSs s p S ^ j L ^ Female 38 Building(s) and/or Structure(s) to be Removed tlge Real Estate, 289-6827. 21-signature petition was pre. of Mansfield for the Democratic Diamonds—W atches— glassware. We buy estates. 7134. 6666. ------o------r ------— r ofoto AAnafA,. *>• t®wn Ordinance possed til 1964. Q^rnmunity of the Oonhecti- The service o f Rededication So much...... for the - -... growlBga WILL GIVE exceUent care to Jewelry 48 Village Peddler, Auctioneer, SIR RQO ASSUMAIBI^JB mort” V — 6 room Cape, city ®ent d to ph ^parpinlan carried Hebron 105 to ^ y ^ e-fi cut conference of the United and Anniversary Tea held In p^g ” gj Hebron—10^6 It FIVE ROOM flat, adults only, Sealed bids for the removal of the following building (s) infant or child in my home. 420 Lake S t, Bolton. 649-3247. and/or structure (s) as more fully described in Form No. CON $16,600-ASSUM ABLE mort- f ^ a ^ t ^ S o?1^2 D ^ c^ rato e^aiWe S Chureh.of Christ. June highlighted the year. Sev- seems the biggest problem fo*f> one car garage, central, quiet gage, conveniently located 5^ EJxperienced. 649-2627. WATCH AND JEUVBILRY re- 118B will be received by the State Highway Commissioner, at depth'tot.Tt ' Mr. and Mrs. D^ght L H^k- eral former pastors were to at- “wilT be” wh'er7'and~how pairing. Prompt service. Up to WE BUY and sell 'antique and location. $100. per month. room liome In deatoablfe St. tool died, 260- aepui loi, I""'‘ *o'se gfpu^c camping grounds In a age was estimated at $7,000. The opened a new luncheonette, ^ contours of the surrounding ground shall not be changed without $22,9 0 0 .*^ ^ b rlck Agency. 1®* to area,of fine homes, R refined business or' 1038 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester 42-161-46 The piece* you lee liere ere imt s ____ Real EJstate, 648-9332. costs of construction, -strikes ^ J 1 ' npiri oeivioffiflJ T^fflec* wi ^ low. The new year may bring the occupants Were held ment, bath, all utilities, suit­ MANOHBSTERr—2 family,, 6-5 — ■' ’The commission did approve a toformatiye pereonaJ r ^ e c - j,lrth. gome change#. their seats bv safety belts; professional girl, kitchen priv­ Former property of: Treat, Gertrude M. Estate XCU and labor Increases over toe ileges, call 649-6258 after 5:16. able one or two adults. PMk- ' WAtM. wxLboM nia. flat, garage, bus line, lifetime regulation requiring 30 foot bl- tions on events, This is Hebron’s second time Hebron Wales, an out- A Performance Bond in the amount of 160% of his Wd, or Wanted—-Refil Estate 77 past few months.- ing. 272 Main Sit. troNDBurm. coUectioa lor erety nora'ia siding, exceUent investment for T * luminous concrete surfaced ®nt. ar® mieeed. Mlw Peo^- gt growing. According to his- _ of the Manchester— ’------FURNISHED ROOM for work­ $1,000.00 whichever Is greater, will be required of the successful kbiaa Choote from infiitittil Andqned ONE ROOM furnished apart­ bidder. ETHAN ALLEN only $16,900. Bel Air Real ^ - WANTED ^ lakkrimt lot or whort w2^ roads with curbing in all future ^ Wales, tl2 women’s reducing ing gentleman, parking. 643- Pine, dcgxnc Heirloom Solid CEeay, tate, 643-9332. Legal N otice ment, stove,, refrigerator, pri­ The above structure must be removed within thirty (30) EARLY AMERICAN greciooi Solid Mthogtny» space* ** C ton S w tiS costs, $466,000; site . . . . HeWron. club, disbanded to February be- • H ie ahape of this lady-like 5259. days from the starting date. lake. CaU 649-0072. A Street by Any Other Name Hebron. 1 utatlon as high If not higher cause of lack of interest or was vate bath, heat, hot water. Ap­ •aving, stongMiuldBg Cmtom Boom MANCeraSTBJP.—6 room Cdonl- development,,$16,000; storm and •Ihe resignation of Rev. JoJm pi^sently. AT A COURT OF PBOBATB. ->• drees witli ooftly rolled collar is A separate Bid Proposal Is to be submitted for the above Fhobatoly the most controver- It because Hebron has no chu- ply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. H u noils, a ^ tndidoosl Coioi^ la al-Rancih,, M for rent, busi- ic baths, 2-zone heat, 2-car gar­ conference and faculty areas The streets that were chang- pj^ ,v4th toe two 1 " from ot co-operation and apathy of Court lor 7 «k d oootnut IHm, r “ r -w— - - —- - —- - — J ^ I ...... -I J chart; stitch illustrations. ness woman or girl, privileges, ONE ROOM completely fur­ Clesed Wednesday age, 2 years old, first quality. ,« ,m . " ------parking. 643-7030 after 4. nlshed'. housekeeping apart­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, noon- at the Probate OlHca to * ^ ^ r , send 60c in coins to: To order, send 35c In coins to: acting head of toe Unlverolty of Municipal BuUding In said Ooy- .y •ud- Burnett. Manchester Eve- -pahot, Manchester Eve- ment, all utilities, suitable one P.A.C. 648-2603. ____ Ocnneotlcut’e new Ineitlitate of be and the same Is assigns i^v < lARtJE IX>MFORTABLE quiet adult, parking. 272 Main St. hearing cm the allowance M " etoe. Herald, 1J60 AVE,. OF "i'lK Herald, 1160 AVE. OP room, spacious closet, next to MANCHBSTHJR — nearly new, InteWabtonea and IwteircuJturai AitiCKtflAH, NEW YORK, N.Y. A M iaiC A S NEW Y O ^ , N-Y. v » * ' bath. Gentleman. Call after quaiUty built two famiUee. Sep- Studies today. , there was a need for . the pro- home to Salt Box Rd;; Gilead j„g staff for 28 years, retired d^V\/vraM n .“Ztt* ___ Ity14a* I Isb imiaraMAAOtnunconcerned“»• a “»/4 aboutahr\iif fVlAthe S5that n.‘SS’'a''s!. oto oi'"uie.vf l$io timeitmo andAllfl placetu&£A • IMB4L 10086. 6:16,649-0719. Business Locations ^ t e e “ vision of hot hmeh facilities In Rd. No. 4 by toe Marvin Ross jn June. tlsttos In toe to^^ overall health nrorram of the bearing iM girea || For Ist-class ma.tnng add 10c Ist-class mailing add 10c - - > ’ ...... - ...... For Rent 64 naniclng avadable. Hayes Agen- r i c h e r of the schools. home to Prentice'Hill Rd.; the ctoartes ^chreier of Church births were town.'* to ftppoftT mjd >• ie r each pattern. Print Name lo f each pattern. Print Name, Apartments— Flats-^ 6434)131, ______U be bids received this fall in- old section of Rt. 86 by the st., was selected to go to New 1. D u ri^ preaant. Public Health toerw by with zip Code, Style Address with Zip Code, Style cy, Tenements 63 SUITE oi offices presently 'Mb. and Size. No, and Size. BINGO ------— ^ ^ Floyd FogU home through to Zealand as a member of ^ ISfwisA^^'Jhe'tatid^ Iw ry s a r program is a pilot program c » % Igfia suited for professional purpoie ^YERY MMONDAY-8 O N D A Y -8 P.M. •ee exoitiaf new fashions in , Free dlrecUoiik fdr knitting LOOiEONG for anything la rail is now available In the State CoJne. Lots For Sale Hie Fall A l ^ t e r ’66 iraue of two lovely piUom included in estate rentals -r apartments, Theater Building. Can be sub­ P . A . BALurooiifr New ConstraettOn, Figures Marlborough BOiic FeMrioo, our oomplete the '66 Fall and \yinter Album! homes, multiple'dwellings, no divided U necessary. For In­ 20 UNION STREET— ROCKVILLE, (X)NN. BOUTON— ACRES of ■wooded the various (Tepartmenta of the VILUGE SJRBEr, ROCKVIlU ’The new figures of construe- St.' and continuingnulng through the ed for a second y e ^ to V o ^ ___ avstem. ’The orogram was start- Ashland, losi Albu. •* pg^ll^-nHgadhie. Only 40o a Send for your o(^y now—only fees. Call J. D. Real .SsUte, formation eaU Theater mana­ Manchsstsr 643>0890*>-Rod(vlUe 875-2534 - - - - - ■ to Rt. 86 teers Ameiio# Churob M alta A m lv e n u y system. The Pi^^Fam was n^w mw Ioo..,,^ „ ger. 648-7882. ^ ’r S - S S * t o ^ p i d tkm cost# the echool .are: present Martin Rd, to Rt. 85 TM# I# uart of Prae- HsbroB CongrsgatlOBita l sd on July 1, 1964 and in Its ^ b£ m orb turkinuton. Jodsa 643-5129. ifiT T ^ School end kitchen cotistnicUon, changed to Martin Rd.; Rt. 9* (VIOTA). m # is part of Pros- /

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't';v r THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1967 Average Dally. Net Press Rim ^AGE TWENTT For the Week Ended The Weather Deobmber 8, 1968 ' Clear,.colder tonight,- low $• Manchester Veterans ^Suncli 15; fair apd cold tomommr, will meetMonViay at 8 p.m. at Tax SeuioriM ' 15,131 chance of snow toward ««!*■ Aboilt Town the American Legion Home. alng. High near 80. Outpikian Court, Order of Manchester taxp ayers Mancheater-^A City of Village Charm Amaranth wlU meet tomorrow The Men’s Club o f North whose last names start with I the letters A and B-may VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 81 at 7:46 p.m. at the Maaonic Methodist Church will have a (TWENTY PAGES) pear up to 7 p.m. tonight in ■ ^ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1967 (Classified AdverUalng on Pngo 17) PRICE SEVEN CENIf Temple. There will be a short Sports Night program Monday the Municipal B uilding On PoMtics business meeting, and a at 8 p.m. at the church. Davis Hearing to discusa hearsal of officers. Refresh* Wiggln, football coach at Man­ their new assei»m entn, ' The Manchester Business and ments will be served. Officers chester High School, will be Tomoiyo^s emion, from I^eeelei»al Women’s Cfab wlU are reminded to wear street guest speaker. The event is 1 to 7 p.m’., vdll be for'fhbm dresses. open to all interested men. .. Bpohsor ’’ sen Aetk^ Course in persons whose last names Practical Robtlos, parting Mon­ U.S. Boosts start with C and D. Manchester Garden Cliib will A film produced by the Sal­ day at 7:30 p.m. at-the office of ’ITiere will be no sessions rim- meet Monday at 1:36 pm. at Buses vation Army will be shown to­ the Manchester Chamber of Center Congregational Church. over the weekend. night at 7:30 at the Salvation- Commerce, 287 E. <>(nter St Mrs. N. Gfcn Richards of South The revlev^e are being Army’s regular midweek serv­ T h e course, a civic partlclpa- Windsor, librarian at Mary ice at the Citadel. ’The event is conducted by the United MIG Score t'on program, consi^ of eight Cheney library, will be guest Appraisal Co. and are only open to the public. two-hour sessions,^, and is open SAIGON, Sooth Vietnam (AP) down 30 milea northwest 6f Ha- speaker. She udll discuss books reviews, not appeals. to members and.' their guests. U.S. Air Force pilots downed not, the same area where Air on gardening and horticulture ’Iijie B oard' of ’Tax Re­ Hartford County Asmeiation ’The only charge will ,b4 a nomi­ two more Communist MI021s Force pilots downed . seven which are available at the li­ of Medical Assistants will meet view will conduct appeal on Mountain nal fee for materials used In the over North Vietnam today, run­ MIG21S last Monday and an brary. Mrs. Oscar Gronlund is Monday at 8 p.m. at the YWCA, hearings - In late Febmary ning their score of MIG kills for and early March' for those course. .y, area which U-S. spokesman chairman of the event. Host­ Ann St., Hartford. The event is ’This is a non-pirtlsan discus­ the week to nine, the Air Force, taxpayers not satisfied with, called "MIG Valley.” esses are Mrs. John F. Pickles open to all medical assistants sion group, designed to educate^. announced. the United Appraisal ex­ The U.S. spokesman at first and Mrs. Herbert J. McKiimey. employed by physicians of the moOviate and stimulate respem- The week's effort wiped out planations. reported that both MlG21s were grreater Hartford area. . Bible leaders in t ^ area of poli- about half of North Vietnam’s 83KiUed, Seaman Appren. Ronald S. shot down but later he said one Water Cleanup Tops tical politics. Duri^rd • Miller, ,esUmated , j fleet__ of 18 to 20 of the of the Soviet-desifined planes fjeS, son of Mir. and Mrs. Henry The Churchmen o f Bhnanuel "Th^ Manifestation of Emo- personnel d ir e c t s ' of Cheney ^ e-m odel ^QG;21s, the fastest maneuvered Into crashing. B. Lee of 171 B. Center S t, is Many Hurt faitheran.Church will meet to­ tional Stress in the Student m u Is, wUl be the jAoderator. Communist plane in Asia, which Without divulging' details, the attending the Navy Underwater Population.’’ morrow at 7:30 p.m. at Luther Others participating in the can travel 1,800 miles an hour. Governor’s Program Demolition Teams School at Lit­ spokesman said Air Force Hall; Guest speaker will be Ber­ Dr. Anne Grooms of the course Include Miss Sandra U.S. officials said no Ameri­ tle Creek, Ve. He rcently com­ Phantom pilots by maneuver HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John that action- by Massachusetts, Near Manila ger E. Foss, executive director Charles F. Kettering Foundation zito, Mlse Roberti Mix, Mlse can planes were lost In the duels pleted basic training at Great tacUcs forced one of the MIGs Dempsey said today that water Vermont and New Hampshire of Newington Hospital for Crip­ and the University of Cincinnati, Greta OlSon,OlSon. Mre.Mrs. Aida’Aida^ Playdon, Pl with MI Go, but they said one Lakes, lU. While at Great Into an uncontrollable spin. The pollution control has the top will be ^required to clean up the MANILA (AP) — Two pled Children. He will speak and will take as her, topic, “ Inno- Mr. 'and Mrs. Stanley Pearson, Air Force Phantom jet went other MIG was' shot down with Lakes, he held the rank of re­ priority in his legislative pro­ Connefcticut River. / buses loaded with Roman show a film, "Tomorrows Child,’’ vation in Secondary Schools.” Mr, and Mre.' Rpbert Houley, down today lOO miles west of an air-to-air missile from a cruit chief petty officer. A gram. The (tonnecticut program Catholic pilgrims collided showing the many new services Following-dinner, the prin- Mrs. Milton Oottlle^ Mrs. Jo- Hanoi from "unknown causes." Phantom, the spokesman said. graduate of Manchester High Administration bills embody­ would be financed initially by which Newington Hospital is cipals will hear Dr. Richard aeph Kronen, Miss Jean Pasqua- Both fliers aboard the recon­ today on a mountain road School, he attended the UnivCT- The ground war in South Viet­ ing the recommendations of the a 3150 million bond issue. offering in its expanded pro­ Brotman, a medical hygienist imi, Mrs. Mildred Christadore, naissance Phantom were res­ and hurtled into a ravine, sity o f Hartford and Central nam continued at a slow pace, Clean Water Task Force should The governor’s C3ean Water gram. from New York Medical 061- Mrs. John Ikmahue, Mrs. Joanne cued within nine minutes of killing at least 83 and in­ Connecticut State Ocdiege, New as It has since the start of the be introduced hext week, the Task Force proposed state' lege. He will discuss "Drugs and Sombric and Mrs. Gerald Corn- each other, a U.S. spokesman juring about 60, officials Britain. year. governor said at his news con­ grants-in-aid to towns and cities Students.’’ passo. said. The U.S. military .command ference. to pay up to 30 per cent of the reported. The Philippine^ constabulary The VPW Auxiliary will spon­ Wallet Stolen The two MIGs were brought reported only minor skirmishes. “ I’m sure this will be a bi­ cost of sewage treatment plants, said many dead had been count­ sor a card i>arty tomorrow at In other developments: partisan effort,” Dempsey said. with up to 40 per cent payable ed at four medical centers and 8 pm. at the Post Home. From Shopper Premier Nguyen Oao Ky said He said he hoped to be able for facilities built cooperatively that many ot th.q injured were id "we are getting closer to nego­ to take an enacted water pollu­ by two or more towns. serious condition. H iey expect­ A woman’s wallet, reportedly We’re Set tiations every day” of the war. The Task Force also called St Mary’s Episcopal Chiircli tion control program tp the ed the toll to rise. containing $125, was stolen last He said peace talks were nearer Pebnjary meeting of the New for pre-financing by the state Reports from army paramed­ OVn 3 MILLION because N«:th Vietnam is suf­ of federal grants for sewerage Saturday while, the woman ChurcH and Park Straats For Talks, England Governors. ic teams rushed to the scene PitiSCRiniONS fering "and we are stronger - “ This Wiy put me In a better systems so that no town would said, she was riding an elevator than ever.’’ said earlier there appeared to ‘Safely GnnpomiilBd! position with the other gover­ have to postpone construction In 'a downtown store. Foreign Minister Tran Van Do be only 15 survd-vors among the Police reported the wallet Rusk Says nors. Dempsey said. He “noted because federal money was not 130 or more persons fiiought to said, however, he saw no soften­ quickly available. (AP Photofax) IARTHUR DRUB was returned to her recently by have been on the buses. Feasf O f The £ pi phony" ing of peace terms so far from Thq water pollution coirtrol a Glastonbury girl who found Wa s h in g t o n (a p ) — sec­ Constabulary reports said one retary of State Dean Rusk de­ the Hanoi regime. And In Wash­ program outlined by the Task Sandburg 89 it in the driveway of 7 S. Main of the buses in a 57-bus ooovt^ Services at 10:00 a.m. and 7 p^m. ington the State Department Force would be administered by St. It had three cents in it, clared in a letter made pubUc lost its brakes on the downwjaftd today that the United States is said it did not regard as a peace ^Strangler’ the State Water Resources Ctom- There was no cake and police said. feeler a statement by the head no interviews were to stretch of a narrow roa^dSouth /T Friday, January 6th. ready .now to meet with repre­ mission. The woman, Janest Oates of 42 of the North Vietnamese mis- be granted today as of Manila and ploweddnto the sentatives of North Vietnam To Appear on The governor was optimistic bus ahead, sending bdto careeui Lewis St. told iwllce riie no­ "either In public or In secret to ‘ ^at alxjut the legislative chances of C arl, Sandburg cele­ ing into the ravtori ticed the wallet missing when work out arrangements for a he believed ' his government his proposal to combine admin­ brated his 89th birth­ she reached into her pocket for would "examine and study” a One bus feU^-^ feet down to Just solution’’ of the Vietnamese New Charges istration of all state correction­ day in Flat Rock, the bottom o f the ra-vine, but the cigarettes at Main and Maple war. U.S. proposal for peace talks if al institutions under a single Sts. the United States first stopped CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — N. ' C. The poet-biogra­ second l^ e d on an outerop of Rusk also reaffirmed U.S. agency — a Department of Cor­ A woman’s wrist watch bombing his country. (AP Photofax) pher was expected to rock. assurance to the Oommunist A mental patient who claims to rection. Dempsey made a simi­ owned by Mrs. Millie Smoles Artist Peter Hurd stands behind his controversial greet a few friends Marins major who fiew side in the conflict that “ there A State Department spokes- be the Boston strangler is lar proposal two years ago of 168 I^rdall St. was rex>orted portrait of President Jqhnson rejected by the scheduled fCr trial next week on and continue his read­ helicopter to the scene said fisdiisL Ssuxjutff will be no difficulty in having United States was without success. there was not inudh left of ono stolen recently. the views of the Viet Oong still prepared to stop the bomb­ White House. Neither the Chief Executive nor a variety of charges not related This year both Senate and ing — of other peo­ Mrs. Smoles told police she Mrs. Johnson like the work, Hurd said. to the strangUngs. of the buses after dt hit the bot­ presented at any serious nego­ ing the moment It was assured, House are overwhelmingly con­ ple’s work. / tom 300 feet down. fn/oy thinks she left the watch in the tiation.” privately or otherwise, that Defense Atty. P. Lee Bailey trolled by Democrats. ladles room o f a sui>ennarket “ The buses were squa:Aed S n itojF L But he was emphatic in re­ North Vietnam would respond says his client, Albert DeSa'Ivo, The governor said he thought like accordions,’’ he added. ~ Dec. 24. ’Ihe watch, valued at jecting Oommunist demands with a "corresponding and ap­ is the man who strangled 11 specific projects to renovate or »26, was a 17-jeweled Gruen. ‘Astro|H 6use’ Other witnesses said mangled Yourself 34 CHURCH ST.—-aiANCHESTER, CONN. that the National Liberatian propriate de-escalation” of its women in eastern Massachu­ replace the old jails would come bodies were scattered around Rejected Portrait setts between June 1982 and after action is taken on creation BYoot, the Viet (tong’s polittcal military operaUons. the bus at the bottom of the January 1984. v Is H^died for luw, be represented as sole U.S. officials disclosed plans of a Department of Correction. gorge. One said the ravine was Bven now you can look for­ The As.sociated Press learned Under his proposal for a new Three Prineipals spokesman for the people of to send back to (tommunist (toi- “strewn with toe bloody bodies January Special that the defense plans to identi­ Space Journey ward to 1,180 meals and at SouUi Vietnam. na within a few days 48 flsher- of men, women and eUldren.” fy DeSalvo as the strangler In (Bee Page Eight) Parley Delegates These Rusk statements, in a men who have been in Amerl- Much in Dernand WASHING’TON (AP) — The ravine Into which KM least 52 trips to the grocery NOW GOING ON next week's trial in Middlesex ■'8even-page letter' to a' North caiT hand's since eariy Decerrl- ihinature metoe no larger than buses j^unged is narrov^ as _ » 1 .1 W- * V ^ WASHINGTON (AP) — The it reduced in size from 40 inches (tounty Superior (tourt. store In 1967. People that en- Manchester’s three secondary ^ rollna rt^ent leader, c ^ e ^ r . "^e fishermen, picked up artist whose commissioned por- by 48 Inches to 30 inches by 38 a man’s ttohib has been fitted steep, making rescue «p e i». Bailey has not stated publicly school principals will be dele-; to the rnidst of spe^la^m that by U.S. warships In a storm, trait of President Johnson was inches, with pea-size radio transmitter tions diflOqult; The first tss8cu|w •Joy good food, ebjoy Pine- gates to the annual mid-winter his reason for wanting to Intro- Tax Increase PERMANENT WAVE the leaders In North Vietnam will be flown to Hong Kong for rejected by the First Family "She was most kind and is bring groomed for possl- had to inch their way to tlw conference o f the Connecticut mMt duce DeSalvo as the strangler, hourst Why don’t you resolve may be becoming more Inter- repatriation by the British Red says he had to -work with a cordial,” Hurd said. “ But some ble future space Jourrieys. tom and haul up the victims iff Association of Secondary School •sted in discussions on ending Cross. but other attorneys have said Im m ed^tely sleeping subject and turn aside of her ideas I just couldn’t carry Dr. Orr E. Reynolds, director hand. to make 19^7 the pleasantest Principals to be held next that the maneuver could bolster Mrs. Johnson's suggestions out, like making the Capitol of biosclence programs for the Philixqdne air force and V.E. Thursday at the Waverly Inn in (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) a.plea of insanity. SeenTfelikely w ar and Join them? how to paint the work. Dome misty and hazy.” National Aeronautics and Space Navy helicopters from Manfih Cheshire. $ 8 ’75 A grand jury indicted the 34- The sharply-defined Capitol is WASI0NGTON (AP) — Indi- Administration, displayed toe did not arrive on toe scene until ’The local representatives will And now, says artist Peter year-old house painter-handy­ ' . . midway down the left side of the catims are mounting that Presi­ mouse, one of several of a des­ nearly six hours after toe esurljr Include A. Raymond Rogers, Hurd, he’s lost interest in a sec­ man In 1965 on 16 counts of rob­ painting, in a scale putting it far dent Johnson may not ask for a ert variety that never drinks morning accident. A dozen anv> Manchester High School; A. ond and smaller portrait he was bery, assault, burglary and sex Also Specializing In Children’s Haircuts Chicago Teachers Strike doing of the President. behind Johnson. The ' President fax Increase, at least for the water, at a briefing on space bulances took in doctors but PIMEHUR T MEAT Hyatt Sutllffe, lUing Junior offenses. •<, 8 But even If the Johnsons is standing with a book in his present, to help finance the research Thursday. they were slowed by the diffi- High; and George Bradlau, Ben- DeSalvo has been conflned-''to don’t like the first effort, there hand and is depicted from about Vietnam war. “ You've heard of astrobugs — Ji'mmtain roads. Hams are lower . . . MorteD’s net Jimlor High. the Massachusetts State JIospl- apparently is a demand for it the waist up. He wears a serious this is astromouse,’’ Reynolds By . the time we got there, ’The late afternoon and eve­ FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 643-0322 tal at Bridgewater sinpe shortly If this proves the case, how- whole or.'but^ baU Ib. 89o Labor Woes Beset from a museum and private ®’^Preasion on the three-quarter after his arrest In 1984. After his ®ver, it’s also unlikely the ad- said. “ He is a desert mouse of most of the dead and Injured ning session, includes a dinner collectors. of his face. indictment DeSalVo was adjust- ministration would rule out a the Southwest, a pocket mouse had been removed alfhougli meeting and will feature ad­ OPEN 9-5—FRIDAY 9-8 SWEET LIFE s 6 l H> PAC there were still several bodiey News of the turndown became said he was forced to ed mentally ijaflt to stand trial, tax Increase completely, and has a lot of capabilities for dresses by three experts In trapped in the wreckage,’’ E Dubaque’s Ileur de Us whole Schools, Hospitals public Thursday and was con- mostly from photographs Last Jurie,' DeSalvo testified The more logical course In space research. their fields. WHITE TUNA U.S. officer said. or shaoh half Ib^ 89o FREE PARKING—CLOSED MONDAYS firmed by Mrs. Johnson’s press because he was permitted only at a Superior (tourt hearing that such a situation, officials said, "He doesn’t need water, eats Dr. John Donnelly, psychia­ The accident occurred 48 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pended after criticizing the secretary, Elizabeth Carpenter, 30-minute sitting with John- he believed himself competent would be to retain the wait-and- only sunflower seed, and has no trist-in-chief at Hartford’s In­ liquid excretion.” miles south of Manila. The con­ A series of strikes and threat­ city’s hospital affiliation pro­ who said the President “ didn’t son — and that when the Presi- to .stand trial. Psychiatric testi- see attitude adopted by the ad- stitute of Living, will speak on e n s voy was taking toe pilgrims to 3 $ 1 gram, is not reinstated by Mon­ like it and neither did she (Mrs. dent "was terribly fatigued ,mony was divided, but a judge niinistration during 1966 — hold Reynolds said one of the in- ened walkouts — mainly In toe strumented mice may be sent Ternate, In Cavite Provinee, te BAGWI lb .69e day. The doctors also threat­ Johnson.” from a very busy week in Wash- ordered the trial to proceed. ^ h e door opqp to a tax increase Miaa lom^Bijiiid teaching and medical profes­ celebrate toe annual Feast of ened to set up picket lines at The portrait was unveiled for ington” and fell asleep,'said the Bailey, who successflilly de-^r°iO- month to month while (See Page Eight) Epiphany. CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP sions — plagued schools and three other hospitals. the Johnsons last spring. The artist, “ He was terribly sleepy, fended Dr. Sam Sheppard in his watching economic develop- ' ‘ * ’ hospitals today. Also In New Ydrk, a strike by Washington Post said Mrs. dead beat, bushed. . second murder trial and Dr. ments and budget figures close- We offer lamb at special In Ctolcago, union teachers 1,700 union gravediggers moved "I knew the ' President (tori (toppolino In his recent ly- '^chaifair)a,change after the Johnson told Hurd that a stormy seeking higher wages and short­ Into Its fourth day. Families scene which ensued was so un­ couldnH possibly give me much New Jersey .murder trial, took But the decision on a tax In­ boUday . , » Legs at 69 ih., er working hours, began a ;Rlb 11^ Shqoldpr Chops 99o canii have been digging graves for forgettable she didn’t expect time,” said Htird, “ but I hoped DeSalvo’s case after the man crease is still President John- and sMMwaed Lamb Patties strike 'against the city’s right their dead at Jewish ceme­ ever’ to endure anything so grim a little more than I got from was committed to the hospital’s son’s and the last word from Speaker Opposes ^ 8 1 ^ for f 1.00 udU help public junior colleges, which teries. Jews customarily bury again. him. You don’t begin to get into special center for sex offenders, him was that he hadn’t made up any budget. affects about 36,000 students. their dead within 24 hours.. Hurd, known for his south- it in a half hour.” . Although DeSalvo has said his mind. The Chicago Teachers Union, Negotlations between striking .western landscapes and por- Hurd, who two months ago repeatedly he is the strangler The slowdown in the economy in a bid for higher wages, mechanics and Mohawk Airlines traits, said from his New Mexi- was working on a second John- who held Boston in a grip of is but one major factor pointing threatened a strike for Monday NABISCO R I T Z ...... y...... 8 oz. pkg. 39c offlclals resumed in Utica, N.Y., co ranch the fact that he turned son portrait said Thursday he near panic for 18 months, the away from a possible tax hike. Powell Ouster Bid that could close all of the city's In an effort to settle a 29-day-old down changes suggested,by the, interest” In it state has said only that It lacks It was learned Thursday that WASHINGTON (AP) — House BROUWI MEATS KEEBLER SALTINES...... 16 oz. pkg. 35c 550 public schools and affect strike against the regional car- Johnsons could have been re- He had sesaionei wUh Rep^ (See Page Eight) Speaker Jodm W. McCormack more than 570,000 pupils. jier. sponsible for their rejecting the (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) Lionel Van Deerldn, toe Califo^ Very lean Bound 'Steak informed a group of Uber^l • In Camden, N.J., a Superior More than 1,000 plumbers re- portrait. nla Democrat who is trying to ground featored at U9o Ib. Democrats he is opposed to (tourt judge ordered Camden’s turned to work In New York “ I just couldn’t follow their sim keep Powell from being seated, attempts to take away from Sapsage Meat ...... lb. 49o public school teachers b^ck to Thursday, ending a strike that suggestions and at the same and toe group of Uberal Demo­ Rep. Adam Clayton Powell ei­ work, and set a hearing for Jan. had slowed construction for 164 time noj lose quality in the crats who want to deny Oolmer Largb Link Sausage . .Ib. 79c ther Ws seat in Congress or his toe Rules Oxmmittee poot. 13 for the teachers, to show days on projects valued at more painting/’ Hurd said, Italian Style Sausage Ib. 79c U. S. NO. 1 GREEN MOUNTAIN chakmanship of toe House £klu- cause why his temporary in­ than 3500 million. He said Mrs. Johnson wanted (See Page Eight) junction should not be made catdon and Labor Committee, Try our 8 in 1 blend of beef, , U permanent. The teachers are sources confirmed today. i p<^ abd veal for meat loaf The speaker’s position, con­ or lean chuck ground 89c lb. POTATOES seeking salary hikes. More than I- 300 of the system’s 834 teachers veyed tp toe liberal leaders in a 8 Ha-lotB 86c lb. two-hour conference Thursday, failed to show up for clsisses further complicfvted a situation ^Thursday, or reported sick, Danbury Lumber Co. Bulletins In which critics of Poweii are forcing, toe closing of five FIRM, RIPE SLICING split on how to deal with toe Penobscot Chlokeiu, . M j^p t schools. controversial New York Negro JACK. RUBY BUBHa> and parts. The Cleveland Education As­ Democrat. sociation has called a strike for Hit by $250,000 Fire OHIGAGO (A P) - - Jack ! TOMATOES “The status is very Monday, but apparently won’t Ruby, termed “an avenger of said one source close to toe dis­ NABISCO have the support of its rival, the DANBURY (AP)—Damage to two other structures loaded with blood—a misgolded .patriot,** ' cussions. I went to his graye today fol­ Chondate Kkdairs jnade-ndtta bigger Cleveland Teachers Un­ a fire-swept lumber yard near lumber only a j short distance Hie speaker planned to meet pure choco and marshmal­ ion. An official of the associa­ lowed only by Us family, r*-"^ lows. S9o FRESH, CRISPY. WESTERN ______downtown Danbury was esUmat- wito other Democratic leaders porters, and a few ourioas. tion said it would strike imleas today In an effort to prevent a toe Board of Education "Im- ^ $260,000 today by a com- area, two blocks from down- All but the family—Us' tlireo possible dlcisive fight at. Moh-: ‘ brothers and fo iv slaters —• Iced Sbdrtbread ...49c proves the salary schedule.’’ pany official. town Danbury and on the edge day’s Democratic caucus. One CARROTS The association claims a mem- Firemen kept a watchful eye a redevelopment area, but were excluded from the Jew-" of those he is expected to see is Ish -services oondneted by-> bership of 2,000. The official on smoldering debris after bat- to® flames were confined chief- House Democratic Whip Hale Rabbi David Granbert and said member teachers would tllng the blaze for more than ly to toe Inside of the large ' ‘ - • t T Boggs of Louii^ana. Cantor Pavel Slavensky In a AN APPLE A DAT picket the city’s schools, -whloh ‘two,hours TTiunsday night and ehed. Also Involved in toe. maneu­ room of an undertaking ea>‘ have an eatimated 152,000 pu- early today. Fire Chief George C. Hanna It O u fj are ditaey's Mcln- vering is an effort to prevent tabUshment on the Nortb*» pila. The fire destroyed lumber said toe blaze started in the. toah, Baldwin or D eiiclons. , Rep. William M. Oolmer, a con­ west Side. yon WlU want more than one In Youngstown, Ohio, a strike and damaged a huge shed at roar of toe structure, but the servative Mississippi Democrat, a day. Come to Pinetanrst fo r at (Jafaro Memorial Hospital the Danbury-Brewster Lumber cause was not Immediately de- from becoming chairman of the 'TOWN CLERK IlXXJ> Com. U. B. No. 1 Potatoes. W f R fiS M ^ RICpHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES moved into toe courts with a Oo. ■ termtned. powerful Rules Committee. NORTH STONINGTON bearing on a petition by the hoe- Harold J. Hibbard ef New 'Patrolman Arthur Purvis, on iO Bw. 56e But Oolmer' said after a meet­ (AP) ’ — North Stonlngton.. pital to Hmlt toe acUvity of KJaiifieli, vice president and duty about a block away, ing with MqOormack he foresaw Town Clertc Patricia P. Bfo-.- M lb a M e pickets. Local 47 of toe B ulling general manager, eatimated discovered toe fire and solmded no (HiCtiicUlty in toe caucus and Gowan was charged with vio--. Service and Maintenance Union dtamage to ^ building at $150,- toe alarm. Thirteen fire corn- expected to be the ndw chair­ Istion of the state eleotoui - struck toe hospital last Satur- 000 and pot toe hiraber loss at .panlea, many of them composed man. Although he Is opposed to lawB today. She was released r day In a bid for recognition. Un- $100,000. ' of volunteers, were pressed in­ most Johnson administration without bail for court ap­ ion officlalB say toe local repre- Mora thito 900 fireman — r -j- to service, programs, toe committee is ex-> pearance' Jan. 27 at Grotoa. eents toe majority of the more tdara and volwteam — fought Firemen broke down pad- Boy^s Buoy Substitutes for School Bug^ pected to have a 9-6 adminlatra- County Detective Edward F «. thap' 100 licanaedl practical toe flames until to«y .were locked doors to enter the abed tton majority. Pickett said the chargea ta-i nitrsea, nurses aides! orderlies brought under control at 1 a-m. and reach toe burning stocks of Alone snd unafraid, Rickie Winchester, 7, a second ngder, rides this breech­ McCormack, who returned to' volved dlstributton ef absea-... OPEN WED., THURS., FRt es buoy from Cape Neiidick Lighthouse in York Beach, Maine, to the mainland NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. and dietary • and maintenance The firemen kf]>t toa blaze lumber. the capital Thunaday for next tee ballots. Mrs. McGowaa, a Manufaetoren of Name Biand STOREOF MANCHESTER confined to toe 8QD-fw long Streets were blocked off to and school. His father. Coast Guardsman David Winchester, keeper of the Tuesday’s start of the 90to Con­ Republic^, was re elected (Mon., Tues. and Sat. tUl 5:80 PAL) Swmtera Stnoe 1941 P* . PI«n<)RTO:rARKIH « ^threatened to strike storage abed of the lumber com- prevent any traffic from hinder- light, known as Nubbly Light, Operates the biioy twice each d&y as the young­ gress, declined to make any last November to a four-year^ k‘« Harlem Hospital pany-on Crosby Street, prevent- Ing toe firefighters. Hundreds ster travels above the j^unding seaa to his home 200 feet off-shore. He com­ commwit after Thursday’s term as Judge of pipbatab„ 215 E. M AM ST. e r p W B). w uR s, F »i.m ♦ P.M. — SAT. m i eolleaguss, sue- Ug flames iron) spreading to ot spectators gathered to watch. meeting. Her |enn as town eterfc ea» ROOSEVELT MILLS ROCKVILLE, CONN. pletes the mainland trip by bus. (AP Fhotofax) 9 J « I