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Events

Atlas-Gehtaiir Rocket

In State

^ Dempsey Urges

Quick Action Explodes at Blast Off

For Railroad ——------CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. et's bMe and began licking up numerous development, tcchnl- HARTFORD (AP)— of the moon next autumn when

Dempsey said, "so that we sky 248,000 miles away which risen three feet off the pad. Fire 1 is already nearly three years might indicate to New York and

to the federal government that the money is available.”

More Sabotage North Viet Points BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A third

Twenty-Six bodies, including 15 children, were recovered from th,s m^^^^ Incident of water sabotage to Bridgeport Gas Cq. service Since A ble that was an apartment building m the Montreal suburb of a strike started Jan. 16—was explosion yesterday morning. In addition to the dead, at least 50 persons weie Heavily Bombed % reported today. injured and several more are still missing. (AP Photofax) - Police said- a garden-type hose had been connected from a wa- ter line in the basement of the DA NANG, South Viet Nam (A P )— More than 160 Pembroke Russo - Turk Steam Committee Montreal Rescue Work Goes On Baths'at 719 Pembroke Street to U.S. Air Force and Vietnamese warplanes battered mili- a gas line and was used to carry tary installations at two points in North Viet Nam today water into the line. in a powerful sequel to the February reprisal raids. OK^sLBJ In two similar incidents, Gcu"- American authorities said the'S' den-type hoses were used to car- ground fire was light and inac- Gas Heat System strikes were a resounding suc- ry water into gas lines in base- cess. curate. School Bill ment connections. However, four or more planes Officials refuged to say exact- I AU of the incidents have oc- ly how many' of the partici- were shot down. curred since the strike started, pating planes were lost, but the WASHINGTON (AP) — Hie but neither police nor company The targets were the port of pilots of three — one Vietnam- 1 ' Blamed for Blast Quang Khe and a munitions de- Bouse EkIucaUon and Labor official^ have been willing to ese and two Americans — were Committee today approved link them to the striking union, pot at Xom Dang. recovered unhurt. local 12298 of the United Mine Officials in Saigon estimated President Johnson’a $1.8 bUlion MONTREAL (AP) — Rescue workers and investiti Other airmen were missing Workers. that from 70 to 80 per cent of the ichool aid bill, designed to help gators dug today through the steaming, smoking rums installatloiis were destroyed- (Ssw Pags Four) iMkb public and parochial of what had been a threerstory brick apartment build- Markets Included They said there will be further •chooU. ing, leveled by an explosion that claimed at least 26 lives. action against both as prime NORWICH (AP) — Circuit sources of (Communist aggres- Overriding nearly eolld Re Camnks of rubble were lifted*?' Court Judge Edward C. Hamlll sion -against South Viet Nam. publican opposition, the com away by rescuers looking for building’s natural gas heating has ruled that supermarkets fall Civil Rights mittee Democrats sapt the bill persona still missing. system caused the exploitijjju. under a stOiUKe forbidding F>o- _ Reflecting a stiffened attitude toward a House vote, probably A woman Md police she had motioiuil drawings for prizes iff -galgnn and Washington, U.S. laU this month, by a voto of 28 As many as 50 persons were Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor 1' injured by the blast in suburban gone to the.------building„ Sunday oonduoted tor advertising pur- Leaders Pl^n J I , . , to 3. LaSalle at breakfast-time Mon- night to visit .her siMer and poses by a retail grocer or retail said the new raids were not In Two Republicans joined the 21 brother-in-law and told them, retaliation for epecific Viet day. grocery chain. committee Democrats In voting "This place- smells as though Hantlll found John J. Harring- Cong attacks on American in- Huge Cortege E lective Raymond Bourbon- for the bill. nais said 11 adults and 16 chil- it’s full of gas.” ton, grocery sales manager of stallations, but Joint actions Most of tho money would be "for the purpose of replying to y- dren were known dead. Mayor Lionel Boyer of 1st the Hartford division of First SEtJiJA,' Ala. (AP) — Civil opent on schools serving chil- National Stores, Inc., guilty continuous aggressive acts Only 17 had been Identified by Salle said he had asked the Que- rights leaders, pushing for Ne dren of low-income families, but bec Natural Gas Oorp. to make across the 17th Pamilel." miditight. The exact number of gro voting power in -Alabama’s 90 per cent of the naUon’s school a .complete check of the heating (See Page Four) Returning pilots said the districts would share in the $1 missing was not certain. Authorities suspected the system in all 24 buildings of the black belt, want a massive cor- billion authorized by Uie bill for housing develb][Mnent. The gas ------^ tege of students for the funeral that purpose. supply to 96 other apartments to of a youthful Negrq, laborer,„m Other sections of the bill four buildings damaged by the victim of racial violence near would provide textbooks and February Snow explosion was cut off after the here more than a week ago. library books for both public Massive Housing Plan Tribute will be paid to the and private schools, create-sup- blast. Below Normal Boyer said the buildings’ slain Negro In both Selma and plementary educaUon centers heattag units should have been nearby Marion, where he was for use by all children In a com WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Con- Inspected once a month but that shot, in services Wednesday. A munily, and strengthen educa- Unveiled by President mass march behind the hearse necticut had lese snow and low- the gas firm apparently had tional research. been doing so only once a year. is planned from a Marion Final approval today came er temperatures this February Quebec NatumI Gas officials WASHINGTON (A P )— President Johnson unveiled church to the cemetery. Everything was normal at Cape Kennedy when this after committee Democrats set than normal, the U.S. Weather said there was no proof natural Hundreds of Neg^roes ignored phpio was taken of Atlas-Centaur rocket momenta tied a squabble among them- Bureau says. gas caused the bleist, but that an today far-ranging programs to meet the “ new over- heavy rain Monday fo take part oelves ovqr the formula for dls- tovestigation was in progress. whelming pressures being visited upon cities already in in the spreading voter registra- before its scheduled takeoff. But after lifting a few In Its monthly review of the tribuUng the $1 billion to the Eighteen of the 24 apartments tion drive started more than six inches off the pad, it exploded into a giant foeball, ochools. The administration pro- state’s weather, the bureau said distress,'* ^ Monday that the total snow fall to the sprawling U-shaped build- mortgages for housing for mod- weeks ago by Dr. Martin Luther visible for miles. Control personnel escaped injury. posed giving each school district He said urban population and King Jr. — who was told in, a ot five to nine Inches wah 50 ing vanished in the b l ^ , which area will double In less than 40 erate-income families, Johnson: half ita average per-pupll cost created a 20-foot-deep crater called for $100 milUon to rural county that voting proce- for each child from a family per cent less than the average years, adding, "It is 4s if we for February for the past 30 filled with rubble. The build- matching grants for ^building dures were none of his business. with an annual Income of under had 40 years to rebuild the en- King left Monday night for a HauPs t h a t Again? years. ing’s six other apartments new basic community facilities; ^,000. There are al^ut five mil- tire urban United States.” Washington speech; he will re Mean tempiBratures ranged burned and were knocked down ITie President, to a special Proposed federal peogrom lion such children between 5 and by power shovels. for advance acqutoltion of land turn Wednesday. 17 years old. from 29 degrees along the coast message to Congress, called for "We are trying to organize for to 19 degrees to the hilly north- Fifty apartments In other creation of a Department of In urban areas which may be Kenyon’s Cloistered Men To this, the committee added needed for public buildings and the funeral,” the Rev. James a provision that children from west area, one degree below the buildings were damaged. In Housing and Urban Develop- Bevel, a Mlsslsslppi-bom work- normal average for the month some. Interior walls crumbled ment. other facilities; families on welfare, where the Asked again, as he did last er In King’s organization, said Spurn Addition of Coeds welfare payments boost Income The highest temperature record or split, forcing the residents to “ These problems are already Monday night. "We think that ed to Hartford was 63 degrees evacuate. in the front rank of national year, for a program of federally over $2,(XK>, would also be coun- Insured private loans' to finance as many students as possible ted. It would add 287,000 chil- on Feb. 8. The lowest temper A welfare center for homeless concern a**d Interest," he said. should come to the funeral serv- "They deserve to be to the front acquisition and development of GAMBIBJr ''’ Ohio (AP) -fitola. Pa., ^ Tom ' dren to the eligible number,, and aturs to Hartford .during Feb families was set up at a nearby ices in Srima and Marion." rank of government as well.” land for entire new cities and Most men at little Kenyon Col Evanston, HI., ckm’t like the Increase the coat ot the program planned subdivisions, along with Jimmie Lee Jackson, 26, was lege don’t want women Interfer- idea.

by $63 million. f (Seo Page Two) i (See Page Thirteen) In addition to calling for ex% shot Feb. 18 at Marion when tension and expansion of exist- federal aid to state land dsvel- ing with their "cloistered, Both prefer dating wi Uie violence erupted after Negroes weekends and studying hard ing programs of public housing, opmerA agencies which would monastic atmosphere." student leaders favor the es- diudng the week. They dem’t urbem renewal, co*leg;e housing (Sea Page Four) and below-market Interest rate (See Fogs Four) tabll^unent of a "co-orlndato want female distractions. ; ^ Senate Hearinfr Under W ay women’s college" adjacent to Oarr saiid most Kenyon men the - 141-year-old, all-male don’t want the “ obllgatiwi ot •chool, a plan approved "In dressing careully and having , study dates.” principle” Monday by the Board of Trustees. But most students Most Kenyon men date g i ^ disagree. > from Denison. Ohio Wesleyan, Immediate Gash Aid The women’s college would be Ohio State University, Ctoatham* separate, but equal, the admin- College and Lake Erie OoUega istration said. But many men for Women. The closeet school disapprove, 'ftiey’re afraid tbe 'With women students is about 26 girls might distract them from miles. mid-week studies. Lake Erib College at Paines* Sought for vllle, Carr said, is "only thraa William Hamilton, Student Council president from Cincin- hours hitchhiking tirpe." • nati, thinks, coeds are needed to WASHINGTON (AP)— < faced with the project of^bankruptcy proceedlnw to with- improve ttoi school, since many total abandonment ot essential hold permission for the IOC fil- Rapid action on bills to give men don’t want to attend an all- I public service . .. tog. And they .have petitioned male echool and the number of immediate cash aid to the Rlblcoff estimated for the the IOC to delay Its decision applicants is decreasing. ; B u l l e t i n s bankrupt New Haven RaiU committee that -under his biU while congress' emtsiders relief But he said most of the 650 Culled from AP W ires road and to stebiliM rail the New Haven could receive action. students don't feel that way. about $6' million to direct fed- Connecticut Gov. John N. commuter services in the “They like the cloistered, eral aid as wsU as financial Dempsey and New York Gov. monastic atmosphere," he ex- FOOD 8GAHCB northeast was urged today aid to acquire new equipment Nelson A. Rockefeller have plained. before the Senate , Com- and modernize that which le made several proposals for M Peter White of Cleveland, NSW DELHI. Ifotta (AP) obsolete. state and federal acUone. All —Finance hBnlatar T. T. merce Committee. t president of the Xnterfratemlty Sen. John O. Paatore, D-R.I., such plans would Involve inter- OMincdl, said women would Im- Krishnaaeachaii oaM - today Ben. Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., state compacts requiring con- India’s feed paottlBW wwa flrat Witness to a hearing ached- who Is presidtog over the oom- prove academic competition Legi rngtee hearing, said his purpose gressional sanction. and remove the nien from grave be cases Ow.VJL dael|^ nlad to continue through Tbura- sfkrike woe bokUng up ablp*.. , day, endorsed propoeals by Con- ia to aatabUsh the exact prob- 'Tomorrow’s witnesses will In- “ austere toolation." - leniB and poMlbly evolve a clude New Haven trustees; IOC Fraternity men — about 74 meats ot Asaarlcaa all gn tar necticut senators jCor short-term “The oUpe have oat a a f. ftA to ailing rail carriers and WQihable plan to meet them. > Oialrmnn Charles A. Webb; ot per cent o r the student body — ommm hto own long-ranga plan for a On Feb. 18 tnieteee for the flqlals of tlie Housing and Home “recognise it ae a necaeoary wa have had la m ote a co# •verywhera". ha laM Porilhi. four-itato authority to operate New Haven aeked the Inter- lance Agency, which admtp* avM," White said. "Thoae who a rail passenger system for the tate Commerce Oommiasion for Isters the Maes Transportation don’t aee tt as good, see It as region. ^ _ authority to and commuter serv- Act, and representatives of the toevitable." commerce and treasury depart, “OPKN AOewnntM** ' Ben. Abraham RlUcoCf, D- ice to some New York etatlons Alan Rotbenbaig from WbeM- Conn., oskad for adoption of hU on htarch 29. At the same time mente. tag, W. Va., echoed White’s feel- MOSCOW (AP)— MU—another verston that would they utid they eventually would Thweday’s session wiH be giv- iags on academic benMIto. add- Vtetaameoe air loH baa Viet Nam help the New Haven and other ask tB a b a n ^ aU passenger en over to toe governors. tog that there would be a bara-preesed commuter Unea. service to Nfw Yorit, Connecti- BOerON (AP) — Thraa New “ mor*. natural aMnoephara." . Pelf said ha would ba do- cut, Massachusetts and Rhode Btog^d governors plan to rap- Ha said most stydanto “ tear a Ugbtod if the problems eouUl Island; resent the region to Waehttogton clMU^ in the campus" and tear be wtM-ked out by private In- Oovemora and members of Thureoay when a Banata oon- loailH the individual attenMaa ot dua^ or by tits etytee aetta* Congress from the four states mittea baars tastimony on two Famed Mu$ic HqU GeU Fm^LuBng «ba foetety. ‘ tndapendentty. have sought to forestaU this MUa aftecMof oommutar roll' MiMb of the staH, taoulty arid ••im the toain foot la,”‘ ha svantuaUty by introduction ot Noao. Workmen perch atop • maie ac^MdJng m , the Radio Cl^y ndminUtratlon; would) ------Mid, “ that neither private to- MIto for botii amergancy and Oova. fota A. Votoe. i of the w o t W b BhowplaoeB, geU ita firtt eoarolete eieaBiv bote Keayun oi4 Um range aid. They ’ dhuaetia1; M m Ootemo, dostzT nor the aftorto ot tha They olno a » l 4 1982.------The 6 ^20 00 0 1------01^ theaterv wJU l)* etoaed ilv* d*ya w )^ a e r m t i wnmea’a M l w ' ’i * ^ SiSia have been aUa to re- uneuoeaasfuUy j^ t h * f*oa«lEkiBf. (i£ 'W: PAGE THNUb^’ ' MAK^ESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 2> 1966^ - : _____ ' i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,^TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1966 PAGE TWO About Town CEIU N G S REPAIRED 14 times — R plus t. tliU U Rockville*VeniQii SUeinwold on Bridge The New Math II really 14 times' lOO, which — FREE e s t i m a t e s — equals LMO. T P G H o ld s D e c is i o n Hoea Co, 1, Town "Fit* Da- - By using DPMA, a lot at hard ••• partmant, wlH meet tonight at Y o i i S h o u ld K n o w bid M-AM8 CAUnOUfiLY 8 at the firehouse, Pine St. and Take advantage of Dry Wall elack sezaofi work is eliminated. . IF PLAY 18 DOUBTFUL HoopGam0» R <373 Ha^ord Rd. old ceilings repaired, replaced If you insist on seeing it In By ALFRED 8HBINWOLD A f t e r L o n g H e a r m g s SON RATES! Plaster ceilings also r^shM T^ M u lt ip ly in g b y O n e mathemaUcal terms, the DPMA JohnC, Krinjak K3 r- NaUonal Men's Team Clianip««- 0 AK5 DAY! All orders taken from this ad during the next 2 days can be stated this way: For Your slam bidding should de- Hose <3o. 2. Eighth District Set Sunday R A5432 Fire Department, will meet to- will receive 10% OFF! each number X, T, and Z, X John Krlnjalt thkea hU work pend nnt only on toe ca*"*** Action on th «« of the four requests befoire the times Y plus X times Z equals morrow at 8 p.m. at Kre hsj^- I s a H e l p f u l D e v ic e as a 'policeman quite seriously hold but also on Iww well you planning com m issloiy^t night was tabled after public X times—Y plus Z. At School play them. A fine player can quarters Main and Hilliard 8te. RO BIN -LEE DRY W A LL Inc. and tries bard not otUy to learn $ 098632 ^104 Let's go back for a minute to afford to bid ambitious slams; a 0Q10942 0 *7 4 hearings of almost t ^ ^ hours. 28-J Garden Dr„ MandKnter, Con*. the principle of multiplying hy 1 the technology of police work, plityDr of doubtful ability should The single actlonyfipprcrtad^ M3-7383 BOrrOR'S KOTB — It li •im-^Lh*l ont times sny ^ m b e r A Hoop Jgm tioi^ win bo held K9I4 The executive board of the produces the same number — PMl. I said PMl may be but also to understand the role be more cautious. . _ / R ) io v n t _ waa for a.change fedm 26 to 16 ga t^ , but lost It again whm Bentley School PTA will meet pter than It looks —^ the “ new Sunday afternoon by the Vernon math." Just learn a few basic But PMl really does help in used in DPMA. Hel-e’s an exam-^ of the policeman in a com- Owning lead—Jack ot Clubs. R AKJ42 feet in the estaibpihed building the nekgUbot* appealed the de- at 8 In the' school li- solving some math problems. pie; Community Basketball program After South’s Jump to three line on the e a s t ^ e of Summit principles and the rest comes pUcatod society. x 5 AJ7 clalon to the Oemrt of Oommpn brary. For instance, when used in the 8 Umes, 8 plus 2, plus 8 plus 2, at the Vernon Elementary madea North considered a bid 0 13 BL north yi6 fe*t from' - E. easy. L^ar parents; If you don't Policemen kre regularly in Pleaa. think so. r e ^ the following, sec- distributive principle of multi- equals School. of four clubs or four diamonds R Q107 Center St^ Judge NldMaa Armentano plication over addition, it has a 8 Umes. 8 plus 2 plus 1 Umes 8 contMt with various kinds of Three games are scheduled, sa a mild slam suggestion. He Emt ' The iqwicant, Atty. Herman suggested In his tuhhg that ths ond of five articles on the new people, involved in various math by l*-year-old Katie big advantage. plus 8 — this is FMl — equals and will feature' a game with decided to bid a conservative PS* 3 R Yules, ^ fid aaked the line be area might mors JusUflably be I can Just imagine what 10 times. 8 plus 2 — this is kinds of confUcts. That jMm mothers against their sons, and four spados becaus© h© had a P^ 4 R 1 to 10 feet to facilitate considered for a 'zone 'ehange, Mueller, of Redlands. Calif., the alert policeman in % -^ood now in her third year of the you’re thinking now: "If I only DPMA — equals a game whldi will pit the Ver- low opinion Of South’s ability to coodlrwiUon of an office bulld- Ince there ar* 'varloue non- knew what the distributive prin- 10 Umes 10 enuels 100. position to understa^-the com- non Police against Vernon Ftre^ play the cards. on the property. resldential usee along Oakland B3mtem being increasingly plicated faces of hmAan nature. l^opted in American schools. ciple of nlulUpUcaUon over.ad- (For those familiar with the men. Unhsunpered by modesty, Quick m Asked , Tabled for action at a future St dition is. I'd be all set." algebraic use of parentheses. Like many o' f hie associates,as South bid the slam anyway. He meeting were two requests for (The zoning reguflatlons were I'll try to explain. this- can ------be elated this------way: ‘ Krinjak, gpuung puun-cloihes man on buikMng of the First Congrega- counted 16 points of his own and for a r*' •written to dboourage the ex- ASSOCIATED PRESS the Maribhester Police Force, is For Troubled RR zone changes and one Suppose you were given this 9 (8 plus 2) plus 1 (8 plus 2) tional Church of Vemqn. Jmew that his partner had 18 to subdivision. pansion of existing businesses Let's start this lesson in the CMltive to the working of thej ••new math " with a very diffi- problem to solve: 14 times #2 equals Robert Tucker, director of the 18 polnU for toe opening Wd. One of the changes, which in residential eonea.) There are many other prinC riminal mind. Souto feK confident he could cult problem. plus 14 times 8. program, haa asked that the (CoBtiinwd from Pag* One) engendered considerable oppo- Atty. Bayer argued last night Since mathematicians agree pies taught In the modem He has given a lot of thought, cope with the hand even If it RCA VICTOR TV Is your mind in a mathemat- motoers of pertlclpants interest- sition, was for a switch that the change to Busineesl ical gear? All right, here it is: 5 to mulOply before adding, you in addition to PMl a^^DPMA over the years, to such maiLers ed In playing in the mothers- turned out to be difficult. As we necUcut, and John Qiafes of/ Industrial to Residence 21one C Zone n would only recognize j We had four In th* first article will see; North’s esUmate was times — equals 6. might try it this way: 14 Umes as the codes under which cnin- | sone game should contact him. Rhode Island plan to testify for a tract along Edgerton St. the existing use made of the. It wasn’t really difficult. But. 82 equals 1.288. and 14 times 8 of this series, refllember? They inala seem to live, to the. Vernon police team will be more realletlc. fore the Senate Oommerce r south of Hemlock St. "l^e neigh- land, and that it would create South took the first trick with In Just the same way. many equals 112. and 1.288 plus 112 were; - cntical factors involved to ; coached by Oilef Edmund F, mtttee. ^ ^ bors objected to having C zone no more tiirfflc hazajrde than OomjBBfatlve principle for the ace of dubs, cashed the top people think the new math is equals 1.400. making an arrest, and to thej Dwyer. Firemen parMcipatlng But while Volps y q the apsLTtments next to their B zone already exist in the area. muKt^licmtion—OPM: For each hearts and ruffed a heart In difficult and confusing, when in This is unnecessarily hard, development of the policb im- j to major to English at college, wilt be from Co. 2, and will be measures are "lnuj*rtant to homes. About a half dozen area resi- reality, it can be much simpler however, if you realise that the number X and Y, X times Y age, one of the subjects that Daughter Karen, 16, and in the coached by* Dpugan. The dummy. East over - ruffed, consider" he deoUnpfl to com-. dents, notably Mrs. Helsn Fitz- distributive principle of equals Y times X. interests him most. I freshman oiass at MHS, is an tashed toe king of clubs and led mil himself behlnd^y of them. The other Chang* waa for a patrick, 406 Oakland SL, and , (/A a t Tw detd than the old math. two departments ptayed last switch from Residence Zone A plication over addition -.-DrM A Commutative principle for Krinjak feeU that the im -1 accomplUhed musician adept at year, "nie firemen won. a club tor West to ru«. Down TTie transportaUon problems, Robert Harrteon, 106 Oakland The above problem is an ex- to Business Zone II for three ample of another one of the — can be used her^. *' addition—CPA; For each nunj- provonicnt of this image can ' several iiistruments and Is look- Basketball activities will start two. came under spftiOnjrMonday at St., objected to the change on Look at it thU ertiy: You have ber X and Y, X plus Y equals Y beat be alUmed by public co- | tog forward to a career in mu- at 2 p.m. When teams of boys Mild Apology a meeting or the New England properties on the west side of ' the grounds that It would per- principles of the new math, the Oakland St., including. Chorches principle of multiplying by 1 or 14 times n 14 Umes 8. plus X. operation to trying to under- j *ic-« They live at 17 Ashworth eight and ton* years old wlU “ 1 could have saved one trick, GovernoryxJonferenc*. mit <3horches to enlarge hU umU iM partner,” South apologized. "1 Motors and a building to . the PMl. We all know, of course. ComW^ie-'^ur 14 s and you have Associative principle for mul- stand the role ot the policeman. | St. compete, q The adVemors also adopted a present service -facility, thus tiplication — APM; For each Krinjak relaxes by reading Open Wedndbday should have drawn a trump or resoluom calling on the Presl- north. Some Oakland St. resi- ettcouraglng increased business He feels police departments two before ruffing the heart In dents objected to the change on number X, Y, and Z — X times themselves have been striving both contemporary and classi- Beginning tomorrow, the dept^nd toe secretary of de- and, as a result. Increased traf- Y — times Z equals X times, Y cal literature. He prefers auto Rockville F ^ llc Ubraiy will be dununy, but I’d still be down to reverse dertslons to'< the grounds that it would ag- flc. . . recently to unprove the image one.” gravate nn existing hazardous The resubdlvlsion at Maple RCA VICTOR em s m »ewi times Z. by elhploying good men and biographical works but also en open Wedneedays from 0 a.m. to blose the Springtleld, Mass., man.) ------AN OPEN LENTEN LETTER Here are some other common joys writings about historical in- 6 p.m. Formerly, the library "It's my fauK,” North sal Armory and the Portsmouth, traffic situation. and CJlinton Sts. w*a asked by principles: training them well. The Man- soothingly. “ I should have bid The resubdivision wasro. for.V,. two 1 A.tty. caiartes CroCkrtt for chester Police Department, he cidents or figures. Irving Stone, has been cloeed all day on N.H.. Naval Shipyard. Principle of multiplying by 0 Sholom Ash and Thomas Cos three notrump Instead of/four lots facing CUlnton end Maple Property owners Lloyd dad Bet- For People In Manchester ays, can .be considered al- Wednesdays. ' Rockville-VetTfton PM: For each number X, X- tain are three of his favorite spades. I encouraged y w too St. The change wouuld create tvty Lumbra. If approveiapproved, ready on its way toward be- The librarian. Miss Natalie B. Umes 0 equals 0. authors. much." / two new lots facing Maple St., subdivision will create two coming a superior example of Ide, noted that hours of the and Vicinity Principle of adding 0 — PAO: library will be Mondays and Fri- It’s all right to adpfllre North’s with one suitable for a new facing Maple St. vriiere th police cooperation and efficien- He also enjoys good music. tact, but don’t nay any atten 8LT© now two facing Clinton St. for each number X, Y plus 0 His musical taste ranges from days from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; building. Action was tabled un- I Dear Blood-Bought Friend: equals X. cy. Uon to South, properly played n/mnfflT til the commission can deter- As now subdivided, the two Skies Helping Large Turnout In the quiet of latb winUr, as Lent approaches there c ^ e s the Italian operas of and Tuesdays. Wsdnesdaye, Thurs- six spades ts unbeatable. After I have tried In these first two The police type envisioned by Rassini to barbershop quartets. MAIN ST fAST -AKTMlRfJ ..’Ip mine what the owner of the lots are straddled by the Lum- again the touching voice of ancient prophecy (LamenUtions days and Saturdays from 9 a.m. taking the first trick with the property Intends to do with two house. -The resubdlvlsion More Peotile Own articles to explain some of the Krinjak to fit this image is a He says that he also loves to to 6 p.m. AI R CONOI TI OM i ' • p.m.,” 'f>”won the respect of all of us I’1:12) over the hUl of Golgotha, Calvary, in Uils verse form— first things learned by students man blessed with an even tem- ace of clubs declarer should garages on the otherwise vacant -would create two new lota, one Spri^ weather nudged vot- afternoon, starting at putter about with woodworking Play Presented iilrl iJeaTLES In 'a t the high school. "Is it nothing to you that I bow My head o< the new math. Of course, perament. the ability to make draw four rounds of trumps, lot the resubdlvlsion would occupied by the Lumbra house he said. — projects. > A play by Jack MUrphy of "A HARD DAY’S NIGHT" ers to the )Ua 'today to select “Your Cooperation during toe i bcaV ic t o r T h a n V And nothing to you that My blood was shed. there are many other things to quick decisions, a liking for discarding a diamond from create. and the other by two gardes. Predicting a Republican vic- Blood-bought friend, and felldw-stnner. we muat ever re- Besides his Intense Interest In Rockville was presented in BoS' dummy. Hien South leads the 6:30-9:36 officials for consolidated gov- entire school year Is highly I be learned. One of the most is people and an inexhaustible re- his own work, Krinjak can be Ths commission’s action Atty. O ockett ^ d t ^ L ui^ tory, he said the Republican member. that Jesus Christ suffered and died for y w ton Saturday by the New queen of clubs to force out the pins Elvis Presley Ib commendable and greatly a p -. Any Other Television. real" numbers. I’ll try to ex- serve of patience. He says these precise and outspoken on such Scripts CJommlttee of the New changing the estaWUhed build- bras are willing to take d o ^ emment. J from toe vot- canidates had. 'Vaged a cam- That Is why John the Baptist, pointing to J e ^ . said, ^ h old king. “ KID GALAHAD” paign that was ethically above preciated,” Fagan said. plain that In the next article capacities are tested every day, subjects as Juvenile drinking Etogland Theatre Conference ing line on Summit St. to 18 the garage nearest Maple St., er turnout by nbon, a record Hospital Notes I the Lamb God which taketh away the sin of the Until then, have fun trying to especially in handling •'domestic If East returns a diamond (as 8:00 feet was approved four to one on but would like to keep Uie ont reproach. We did not try to Black and White and raising children. He is very Murphy’s play, "Qolden good as any), dummy wins and vote appeared to beHp the mak- Admitted yesterday: Michelle John, the apoeUe of love, 'said, “The blood

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hold sessions In the town office Obitua^ I S ei^ rjla tes Hebron building, March 8, and-U, from Yale’s Denial of Tenure 5 Two Budgets Pass, Events Mi^iye Housing Plan 7 to 9, p.m., and March 18, from 9 a.m . to nn and from 1 TV-Radio Tonight to 4 p.m. to hear complaints Upsets Faculty, Students In State BMJtON—Fradarlek Arthur Legion Unit and make corrections on toe I Police Fund Tabled grand list. ' ;» - WAmo. M, of Tolland R479,- The proposal for crssllon of k 281 1900, m TbOand. a son of Water Department head Law- 6:90 (40) Rincmea 8:00 ( 8) Car M Where Are You at^Yale University. nig^t. 602 for the fire district cohn- who conducted promotional assemUs. Unman resources re- Haihart and Maiy Jens Hicks ratas (irora daamad f(lffic l« t to rence WittkdfBke has also mo- (901 Film (l3) Jdey Bishon contest, open to all students in garet Porter; baseball cards, Th^nrotests jSegan soon aft- osUnet-lcval hothtait dapkrt- (94) Where NewT (94) Repertoire Workshop Some 150 to 3(X) students, both SALEM’S BM«a with the >465,966 budget Local Stocks diowlnga at tbelr atoraa last quired for growth and develop- WarrsB, and Uvsd m'Bolton 40 carry on the two departmautr posed the expenditure of about Grades 6 to 13. Subject given Daniel Keener; football caps, 10,000 sur- Quotations Famished by late PresUmt John F. Kmnedy. y6Sir. J ments to the town water sys- 80) Flesh Gordon - plitt phM tbe estimated added ctons. n|esMge didn’t say flut'vlrora tnduda hla wtfa, Martin raaerved hla. approval ( 8-19) Red Elkeltou Suggested guides are reason for fried marbles Jayne Oulmond, ments committra that he woUld expected to continue until ThurS' O ld F ashioned Dempsey-Tegeler Co., Ina Life Sentenee Kennedy mode K known he tem over a period of years. iO) Eye-Dentify ( 8-3040) McHal^s Navy vast H, .immigration to U.S., revenue from th e j' increased so, bq> {mSaBMkbly this would Mra. Alvls Chrlstanson War- of the budgeU, howSVar, pend- 40) Adventures in Peradlae 9:00 (8-20-40) The Tycoon and birds, William Liandau. not be ^ e n a pe^mianent place day. Members of New York WATERBURT (AP)— Arthur planned to name Robert G. The sewer department budg- Western movement and re- John Perry Miller, dean of the Grand List, may permit ttie taehide fiie iniien ' extension ren; two oons, Frands Warren ing tha inclusion of one Item M) Top JJ Plus One • (94) ‘Short Stories Salon Opens on the fa(hJlty. ^ Stock Exchange Bronfin, 42, of Ansonla, was sen- Weaver, a Negro, to head the et call* for ekpendlturae b :io ( 3) News. Sports Weather9:80 ( 3-12) Petticoat Junction sedrees.' ^ graduate school and chairman CANDIES district.-to operate at no in- service the fans called for in two and Oiarlaa Warian, both of which had not been 0(00ounted 1 The Hebron Salon of Beauty Denial of tenure, ih , effect, department. Weaver now is ad- (19) Polltlcel tenced in Supetlor Court today prevtooB messages; tor in the water department >263,360 during the 1965-68 IDF (10-29-30) Wk. That Waa (C) Subject for Grades 9-12, of the tenure committee, would erasae over this year’s S.2 tax Bank Stocks to life imprisonment for the ministrator of the Houdng and BoMon; two slston, Mra. Thom- cal year, with equal revenues. S:U (32) Club House ( 8-20-40) Peyton Place Is now open fo r appointm ents. means that the university .does OoBed for a temporaiy Na- as Walker of W sthenfM d and — a recommendation ( 8) Peter Jenninjts—News 10:00 (10-ri-to) Telephone Hr. (C) "Our Changing America,” con- not plan to rea()TOlnt the candi- not comixient on the reasons for mill rate. Asked slaying of bis wife. Home Bhmnce Agency. The sewer d^ortm ent’s eurrent ( 3-30-40) The FUflUve It Is located about half a mile Ilie fire dlsUtot proposal In- .B id tional Oommiasion on Codes, Mra Harry Ohrlstanaen of fiint >46,000 be spent to up- - „ Friends sidering a period no later than date after hla emrent appoint- the comniiftee’s decision. Judge Msyere Impoeed Johnson sold the federal gov- budget calls for >2'>271,350 in ox- ( 8-l9) Doctors and Nurssa from Hebron Green, next to the Dance Chairman mCDICRL ehides funds for adding nine Conn Bank and Zoning, Taxation and Develop- CrouwoU, and alx gnndohU- gt«^ the to(wn’8 watat treat- (94) In—School Preview 25 years ago, compared with metit expires. In Bernstein’s Also withholding comment Bank Co...... 70 72 the mandatory life sentence aft- ernment cannot, and rtiouM not, pendlturas and-'iDOoina this post office, and is operated by Mrs. James Grass! of Dart- firemen to . tbe de|»rtment, ment Standards to help develop dron. ment facilities. (l3) Newsbrat 11:00 ( 84-10-19-30-99-80-40) News. today, such as; standard of liv- Mrs. John Fulglnlti, formerly ca.se that Would be June 1996. was Bernsteln'hlmself, who said Hartford National er Bronfin had pleaded giklty new techniques in these areas; require file oommunMles which The recommendation came in year. (24) Whet's NewT Sports. Weather ing, land of opportunity and mouth Rd. Is the general chair- he might have a statement later PHflRfnflCY bringing tbe oom plem ^ to Funeral sarricea win bo hdd ( 8) Welter Cronkite 11:16 (10-30) Tonlaht Show (C) of toe Sage-Alien Beauty Sa Bern.13,000 in the week. 60. At the begiiming of the Feb. 9. tomorrow at 11 oJik at ‘United 18) itobK rl^on TV (90) Crane Show man for the dinner-dance spon- mous choice of the perihanent 344 MAIN STREET Fire Insurance Companies program far direct payment of cooperate against their will in the Henry Souther Engineering is proposed in the personnel ac- 6:43 ( 30)90) Peter Jennlnss—News (40) Nlfdtt Life Length^ esrays shouldahniiM not j Hartford, University Provo.st Charles H. eurrent year there were 34 BronMn’s wife, Florence, 41, Mothodlot Church. . Burial will Her husband Is to occupy sored by the Women's Auxiliary professors of philosophy for the j a portion of the rent of families the sedution of their problems. Co. The report, received late count, to be offset by a deers^e 7:W (13-23-3040)(ll-9}-8(MO) News. , Sports, 11:90 (12) Movie be over 500 words and all en-' Taylor Jr. issued a statement firemen on the rolls, but seven Hartford F ire___ 74 74 was fOuhd befiten at the foot of be m lOmstar Httl Oemstary, Weather ( 8) Movie part of the first floor for opera- of the Manchester Memorial one permanent position open In were added on Jan. 18. displaced by various forms of "But we can otter Incentivas lost waric, la part of a survey in other accounts. The roserve tries must be submitted no which explained tenure selectioi :v National Fire ....1 4 6 160 the bock steps of their home, to metropoUtan area planning Oovaoitry. ^ 3) To Tell the Truth 11:80 ( 32) Tonimt Show (C) tion of a barber school, it Is ex- Hospital. Hie dance will be the department. Provision is -also made for Phoenix Fire ...... 65 \ 66 H federal action, and FMonda may col at the of town water raeources. fond contribution has taken the (94) Collefe Bound ( 8) Movie later than -April IS. procedures and said; She died later in Griffin Hospi- and cooperation. We con h ^ larg^cst cut, from about >75,000 pected. The couple will live in held Saturday, March 13, at Unless the tenure committee the appointment of a second Recommended a rtiange in Holmaa Funeral Home, 400 The proposed water depart- •BE SATUKUAX’B TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE IJSTTNO The judges will select the recon.siders, he must now start "One may agree or di.sagre| life and Indemnity Ins. Ooa tal, Derby. ' public housing to permit use of those who want to make the ef- ment budget totals >386,749 for to about >20,000. outstanding essay in each the second floor of the two- Hotel America, Hartford. Cock- oaptoliL An announcement will Mom St., MUnchestor, tonight story house which they have tajls will he Served at 7 p.m. looking for another Job. with the committee's declslo GAtt RENTALS be made Stxntly of the results Aetna Life ...... 70% 71 fedeiul funds to buy and reha- fort but lack the trained person- the <»mlng fiscal year. Income grade. -Of these, one essay will SANDERS BACHS BILL nel and other necesaary re- from 7 to 9. Water And sewer rates will taken. Paul Landerman’s Orchestra "He is essential to the Yale But I know that it was made of a recent examination for fire Conn. General ...166 167% bUMote existing buikUngi and is artimated to be the equal. continue to be computed on this be choeen as best on each topic, with the greatest pos-iible care Hfd. Steam BoUer 152 166 HARTFORD (AP>—State BJiJ- sources. And file new depart- The -famOy rsquasU that will play for dancing after the faculty,” said graduate stqdent or LEASING captain, and the second ^ permit toool. authorities to lease thooa wlahlng to do so may The budget for the current fis- bssU: and the winning essays will be and motivated only by a desire Security Ins...... 64 65 uoadon Commissioner William exMlng unlU-for low-rent fami- ment should have regional rep- sent to the' American Legion Manchester Evening Herald dinner. Walter Emge of Evansville, pointment will be made from J. Sanders wlU support a bill to make memorial oantributlona to cal year anUcIpatea >376,980 in The water WU for any given Ind., chairman of a special com- to serve Yale and its students.” among the top scorers of this Security Insurance nes. resentatives in our metropolitan Radio Auxilisiry. Department of Con- Hebron correspondent. Miss Mrs. Leo Charendoff is chair- • A il M a k e s provide >10 milUon for special ojwaa to assist, trtiere asslst- United Melodist-.Ghurph. Income and expenses. household starts with a min- Susan B. Pendleton, telephone man of ways and meains; Mrs. mittee working to have Bern- Philosophy Prof. Paul Weiss examination. of Hartford ___ 24% 26% Masson described his propoe- Some of the propoaed ta- mum ebargs . hosed upon the (Thla Utting Includea only those nows broadcasts of 10 or 18 necticut for entry In the State • A n M o d e ls Travclera ...... 40% 41% educational programs for dlsad- Si for what he onUed rent sup- anee is requested, in the devel- Contest. * 228-3454. Alan Kemp and Mrs. Paul stein’s case reopened. commented: “The committee Martin aakad SVe C|iiaf W. vantagsd riifidren. creaee cornea from, a requested number of fixtures requiring wa- minute length. Some etetlons carry other abort newacasta. XD plemeot as the "naost ouclal i^nnent of metropoUtan ares Entries are to be submitted Marte are in charge of tickets; "He is essential as a teacher, came to its conclusion slowly • A lf Tim es Clifford Mason to prepare Projects such as pre-schools, ptams," he said. hike of >7,000 in skiarlea, both ter in the house. and conscientiously, but that Public UHUties new Inrtrument in our effort to WDBo-iasa s, 9:80 Spea)c Up. Hartford to Mrs. Richard M. Grant, sec- Mrs. Walter Schulthels is hos- as a director of theses, and as reconuneiKlations, before April remedial programs and addi- Funerals for a new chief filter plant op- The use rate la 30 cents for the T 13:15 Slfn Off pitality chairman, and Mrs. a focus of our own prof«ssional doesn’t mean that its decision l,Non whether to eoDtlnue or improve the American cHy.” Johnson aaid one of file most erator" and for regular w ^e 6:00 Lons John Wade retary, by April 15, unless oth- Paul Dodge PopHoc Conn. Light Power 39% - 89% tional guidance counseling would vital needs of metropolitan ar- first 100 cubic feat, 21 cents per 6:00 DIek Robinson wnu—isaa Damages Heavy Frank Horton is decorations interests.” •was not stupid, unfair, dismay- discoatlnuc the town’s ar- "U p to now government pro- and salary Increments. 1:06 News SIcn 0(1 6:00 Afternoon Ekiltlon erwise instructed by teacher. Hfd. Elec. Light .. 53% 55% quaUfy for the money. IID. cubic feet for the next 400 6:0U News. Sports, Weather chairman. The committee, and others ing and one from which It will' INC. rangement with the 8th Dis- grame for low- and moderate- eas is basic community facu- Mrs. Ida M. Andrnlot Other increases are proposed Drive Heads Natned Hartford Gas Co. 52 Sanders sold Monday he wMl lties for water and sewage. He cubic feet, and 12 cents per 100 WBAY-aU 6:46 3 Star E»tra In 2-Car Criash Reservations may he made that have sprung up in Befn- take the university and the de-1 S7S M AIN S T R E E T trict Fire Department on calls income families have concen- Funeral services for Mrs. Ida in anticipation of a rene(wsd 6:00 Oens Anthony 7:06 Conversation mece (3o-chalrmen of Hebron’s So. New England support a , bill itroposcd by the’ aaid many existing systems are ddbic feet for any amount more 6:80 News. Sports anu Weather with Mrs. H. John Malone, 84 steain’s defense, began a 72-hour j partments a long time to recov-1 Phone 649-2881 In townanas aurrounding the Trated on either direct financing M. Andrulot of 66 Franklin St. water ahortaga, such aa was ex- 7:30 News of the World Heart Association Drive will be Telephone Co. .. 57% 67% Connecticut ' Aasoclotion of of construction; or on making obsolete and need major rrim- wars held yesterday afternoon than 600 cubic feet. 7:00 Edward P. Morfan 7'60 Oonfreeslonal Report Both cars Involved In an acci- Prospect St., by Wednesday. vigil yesterday In front of Wood-' er.” t district Boards of BSducathxi 'that would parlencad over the part two If the rate charge la leas than 7:16 Joe itowards 8:10 Pope (Concert Miss Sue Ann Tucker of Ams- Manofactorlng Companies below-fiie-market rate loans to biHtation. at fiM- H(dm«a Funeral Home, 1:80 Sim OR dent last night at E. Center ’The town now pays the Dis- allow towns to draw up such summers. the minimum fixture charge, 9:06 NIchtbeat ton, Miss Janice -Porter of trict >76 for ea<^ such oaU Allied Thermal .. 52 53 private builders,’’ he wrote. To remedy this situation he 40Q Main St, The Rev. Paul O. WINP—1916 11:00 News-, Gilead, and Betty SchrCler of programs, subnM them directly asked >100 million in matrtiing If the shortage repeats itself, only tha minimum is billed the 6:00 Wan St Today. 11:16 Sports Final and Holl Sts. were towed away bandied. Arrow Hart, Heg. 62 63 to the state board of educatkm, “We now propose to add to Prokopy, partor of Zion Ehrange- Hebron. They are all Regional these programs through direct funds for the next fiscal year. Scol Li^eran Cburob, ottlciat it will entail an Inprease from householdec. If the rate charge 6:00 News, Weather. Sports 11:80 Art Johnson Show with heavy damage to their Martin aaid that thM« wwe Barden...... 12% 13% and receive funds immediately. a budgeted >19,000 this year to 6:16 Radio Oreater Hartford wpop—Ilia High school students, as well as payment a portion of the rent of Another proposal was a feder- ed. Burial was in East Ceme- is more, fiie householder must 6:80 Weaver vs. Notre Dame 6:00 Lou Terri front ends. three poaaftle ooursee of Bristol Brass ...... 7% 8% a proposed >38,0(X) for power members of the Future Nurses 1 0% needy fhdtvldtials and families.’’ al program for financial assist- tery. 1. pay In addition to the minimum 8:00 Ufe Line 7:00 Ken Oriffin tion for neoct year: Coleco ...... 10% and pumping. , 6:90 Jerry Oordon 13:i» Bal LaRooa ~ Club, under 'guidance by Mrs. The operator of one vehicle, 1. Tb leave the aivengement Colonial Board ‘“niese'homes throiselves win ance to metropolitan areas in Bearera were Richard Peck- the amount by which the rate Charles E. Johnson, 50, of 33 acquiring land for public build- Punipi^ -was required during charge exceeds the minimum. D. Elverett Stone, school nurse- as it la. Comnion . j.... 4% 6% be bulk by private builders, rul, Robert Pecknil, Frederiak teacher at Rham. Each of the Ardmore Rd., was arrested by 4% Civil Rights with Federal Housing Adminis- :s and other fheiUties. Wippert Jr., Richard Boyer, the summer, both to add water The charge for sewer use is X Vo nanvw tlw area for Dunham-Bush .. > 4% from to(wn wel|s—normally held girls has a special flair. Patrolman Raymond Mazzone Kaman Aircraft ..11% 12% tration insurance, and where 'ederal grants would be Richard Periaboch and James three quarters of the amount of the aervloe caUa in reserve— into the water 'dis- Town and Union Agreement - Miss Tucker Is a member of and charged with failure to 1. Vo discontinue the ar- N. B. Machine .. . 33 33% necessary, m ortg^e purchases made available to cover the in- Mulaener. the water bill. tributiou system, and to trans- Whether the ratag wiH. In- the Future Business (Leader of yield the right of way to a ve- nagemsnt and to have the town North and Judd .. 20 20% Leaders Plan by file Federal National Mort- terest charges for five years on hicle obeying a stop sign. He fer water between roaervolri crease in future years, Wltficof- America and the OymnasUos ban^ all eaha within Its Peter Paul ...... 32% 33% gage Association. The major loans obtained by pubUc bodies Gustav A.' Uhlofa ^ has been summoned to appear to acquire land. Johnsem said to Improve the distribution of ske said yesterday, seems at Goes to Directors Tonight Club', Miss Porter won a blue area. PlasUc W ire Cable 16% 17% federal assistant will be the rent Funeral aarvlcee for OustaV ribbon art award and is his- at the Manchester session of Huge Cortege supplement payment for each this would cover the cost dtuing A. Ulrich Newport Rickey, the available supply. this time to depend upon fiie 'm bH dgetfor 1966-66 for the Standard Screw ..38% 39% of torian for Future Homemakers Circuit Court 12 on March 15. Stanley Works ... 23% 24% Inttvidwl fam ily." the period before the facUlttea Fla., formeriy of Manchester, If the Love Lane wall is often cost of operating fluoridation X new union agreement be-‘»Unlon officials may have paid Bpedal Downtown Vaxing Dis- used next summer—os tt was equipment which the state may of America; Miss Schreier won According to Patrolman Maz- trict remains unchanged from Veeder-Root ...... 27% 28% (OcKthnied from P B ^ One> Jobnscxi said he was asking are constructed. were held y^ erd oy afternoon tween the toiwn and toevn etq- time off to attend union conven- at Wotkins-West Funeral Home, used last summer to supplement order Installed in 1967, and by 1st and 3rd Latin award and zone, Agnes O. Johnson of 88 Its eurrent budget, o f >24,642, The above quotations are not ployM represented by the tions and conferences, and to is vice president of the Nurses Linnmore Dr., northbound on to be oonatru^ as actual mar- tried to march at night tiifi liS 'E . (jenter St. The Rev. C. tha regular water supply—an the cost of operating new water American Federation of State, adjust grievances and take part Yoii Just with aU of the funda raised b>r trestmriit equipment recom- Club. All are seniors. HoU St., stopped for a stop kets. were dispersed by state troop- Henry Anderson of Emanuel automeitic water softener coat- County and Municipal Em- in contract negotiations. a repeat rtx-mill assessment ing >3,000 will be required. mended In tha water quahty Other regional students as- sign at E. Center St. and then agai^ property owners with- ers. Be died -last Friday of an $6$J06 Okayed for Welfare Lutheran Omreh officiated. ployes (AFL-CIO) will be sub- 5. Spreading sand by hand The proposed Increases are study. sisting are; Lois Bailey, Elaine proceeded through the intersec- in the district Infectioa, ^ Frederic Werner was the organ'- mitted to the Uywn board of from a moving truck is classi- In six eoeadtp K en dsy. about 1st. Burial was in East Ceme- Sylvester, Sandra Leach, (3arol tion and had already passed Most of the budget is ear- tUrpetora to; approval tonight. fied as a “special working con- DOnofrelo, Sue Bennett, I3irls through at least tivp-thlrds of Can't Find a marked for the leasing of Hospital Notes, 760 Negroes trekked to the But Library Budget Tahled tery. ’Die agreement, worked out dition," and entitles the .em- courfiK>us*B and applied fo r vot- Bearers were Arne Gustafoon, Hills, Connie Ellis, Sharon Har- the roadway when tlfie collision ^Mtoes (>12,960), with another between General Manager Rich- ploye who does so to an extra rison, Ellen FUlault, Linda Bar- occurred. Patrolman Mazzone Vlsitfaig hours are 2 to 8 pun. er rights .In the drive centered Fred Kotch, William Anderson, Engineers Suggest Steps 26 cents per hour pay. The pre- >6,748' allocated to the reserve Budget requests from thefpay scale. Independent of the ard Martin, as agent for toe low, Linda Prentiss, Sandy Hall, said that the car operated by fund for poaeible future pur- In all areas excepting, matem- on the black belt, so-called fbr Carlson, Gordon Brown town, and a union field repre- vious contract Classified as lU fertile soil. ' l- Town Wrtfare Department and town’s and Joseph Lute. Laura Rugg, Mlml Wythe, Charles Johnson, eastbound on Better Place to lly where they are 2 to 4'p.ih. mnUUve, includos provisions "special 'working condUions” chases o f paitdng lots. library board for the 1965-66 Also up, from >52,671 this Yvonne Brovim, Marilyn Porter, E. Center St. when the accident and 6:30 to 8 pjn. and private Klng led about 860 Negroes tb ForImprovingTown Water toat wUl "keep Manrtidster’s elUier working or feeding sand ’The dog license fund, which -fiscal peer, ravlewed by Gen- year to >67,728, is the general Pam and Dorene Young, Jo- occurred, left 134 feet of skid room ' where they are 10 a.m. the Didlms County oourthouse'fii Mra. Anna Deptula •mployea up with other city into a truck-mounted sand la largely seif-austaining, was eral Manager Ridiard Martin account, including custodial hanna Nygren and Theresa marks andtraveled another 67 down for a >8,765 request, oom- to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Selma where be debated w f^ The funeral of Mrs. Aima Dep- amployea in the state," accord- spreader. Sheriff' James G. Clark about yesterday afternoon, both services and funds for new books tula of 418 N. Main St will be To insure that all the ciu-< ’ The cost for all toe projects, Rlber. In connection with the feet before finally stopping. peu«d to >8,500 allocated for not to smoke in patients’ rooms. and rebinding. tomers of the town water de- supplied Individually in the re- ing to the union. 6. A. new clause specifies that RAVE your No more than two visitors at fiieir standing in the radn dlit- showed increases over the cur- held Thursday at 8:30 a.m., drive there will be a Grinder the current operation. rant fiscal year. >1 The custodial service, at a partment receive water of the port. totaia >45,000. All town outride employes are Part-time - employes are not sale at the High School Sunday The salwy for the dc^ war- one time per patient. side the big green bdildl^.^,’ from the Waiter N. Leclerc Fu- oovwed by the agreement, to be used to do work normally :T lie .'.Welfare department t>udgeted >12,000, is obtained neral Home, 23 Main St., with a same good quality, an engineer- As long range goals,^tha re- from 2 to 4 ^m . ' den is set a t >2,440, Um same as The hefty, tough-talking which may be revised during the done by firil-Ume employes un- iff retorted that qlider f £diii|M^like >66,106 (comparsd- thiraiehncgtotlatlans with acon- solemn high Mass of raquiem at ing consultant has recommend- port recommeiKla tha i o w n School Library Used , for the am ent year. In addi- FaUento 1^ 011: 26# move the pretreatment lecUl- four years it is effective. It ex- less there are no full-time em a federal court or^ r he pSra ->61,476 budgeted this tractor 'with whom the library St Bridget’s Church at 9. Burial ed the town imdertake a pro- Hebron's elementary school Money tban tion, the warden is paid >1 for jUlMlTTED YESTERDAY: gram of improvements to its tles and rtibulld the fUtera at pires JsuL 1, 1960. ployes available." Mrs. Osred Brough, Broad required to admit the NegTMS yw ), with'the increase going board has had . good luck in the win be in St. Bridget's Ceme- classes have scheduled library •arti dog returned to its oyraer In port toward meeting new de- past The board intends to ask water filtering and treating fa- the Cooper Hill plant (>lb0,- The outride etnployes include Last year employes of the or sold. This provision la re- Brook; Ldnda BmL Hebron; and that there was nq room 'In- tery. town’s park department initiat- periods twice a week and many Front End mand* that may result from a the town to waive its comperti- culties. 000): aroikera for the p vk , highway, consult It for research and pro- quired by state statute. David Hardy, 74 Avondale Rd.; side anyway. . Friends may call at tha fu- ed a complaint when pork su- change in state welfare laws. tive bid requirepient so that the neral home -tonight from 7 to The first step in the program ModernlM toe chamlcsl toed ' cemetery, waUr and sewer de- jects, according to Principal Martin said that he. will con- Mra Adaline Hurley, Hazwrd.- Clark and a depu^ eslled dot equipment .end rebUU(] ttie 'fil- perlntendant Murphey at Se B. more than 2,000 numtietil W 'iip '/kttffin approved the budget practice may be continued this 9 and tomorrow man 2 to 4 and would include the Installation of partment*. Ray E. Oadlner. First-year alder a request, submitted by vin^; Mrs. Agnes Kozhk,' S2 ter beds at toe Line St. plant Outsida werkera for tha town put part-time employes on snow Special % signed to earlier appUcaids. request as it was submitted. year, chairman William Buck- 7 to 9 p.m . new meters, valves, pumps and children are now beginning to Warden Dm Fncchla,. that his WilUud Rd.; Brian Rooney, 54 075,000); board of education contract removal chores because the ac- Wamut St.; Gerald Rothman, 11. Most of them failed -to answer, ' The library board would like ley told Martin. Mrs. Deptula, 67, was found auxiliary a^pmenc for intro- take out one easy book a week Reg. $12.50 salary be raised to >3,000 an- ducing . chemical pmlfylng And construct the propoeed their own agreement through count from which regular em- ) ALIGN FRONT END nually. Tyler Circle.; Mrs. Fannie Schu- but 266 persona — fiib largest >194,175 (compeued with >170,- In response to increasing dead in bed at her home yes- Instead of just listening to story terday. Dr. Jmn Prlgnano, as- agents into the water, 'nie vari- new filter plant for the Porter the union with the Khool de- ployes are paid overtime was tellers. The main source of 1) B A L A N C E F R O N T ’The police d^»rtment’s re- bert, Blast Hartford; Mrs. Vera number ever, processed in Sel- 000 budgeted last year), with problems with a few- trouble- and Ro(ward Reservoirs (>600,- low. The regular employes ob- ma in a day — toidc voter tests. some youths during the year, sistant medical oxamlner, re- ous InstaUationa would tost an. partment, since they are board books is the Douglas Library WHEELS-rReg. >4.00 quested budget is >548,060, and Stewart, 158 Birch St.; Blxior Increeqes in most major cate- 000). jected, and Murphey agreed to Then bdgan a 125-mlie ported that she had died of na- estimated >46,000. of education and not town em- Mrs. Helen Horton Of Douglas ( 8 ) CHECK FRONT comparee to the >467,QOO which Voisine, RFD 1; Mrs. Marcia gories. the library board has hired It also suggests, to Improve give the Jobe to full-time «n - drive, travcsng: toto two adjoin- tural causes and had been dead General Manager Richard ployes. Library also directs the elemen WHEEI BEARINGS was allocated for current op- Walker, 33 Thayer Rd.; Chris- Martin reeerved his action on through its custodial service an water distribution within the ^oyee 'when they were avail- ing counties .'Where no Negroes about 24 hours before being dis- Martin may make an effort to president of union Local tary school library. • CHECK BRAKE erations. topher Wilson, 14 Elmlly Dr., the r^UeSt pending further Informal guard to keep order ayatem, that the town reduce able and seek additional funds (4) Rockville: Scott Blstey, Tolland; are registered to' vote. study. at the Mary Cheney Library. covered. include this amount in the pro- 961 la park department employ* Hebron’s quota in the Easter system ’Dm biggest part of the re- the number of valvee and pipe George Bingham. if necessary. Mrs. Antoinette Cscere, Blast He '^ k e briefly at Camden, The major single increase in The library staff had had She was bora in Poland, April posed 1065-86 water department additions and install pressure Seal drive for erlppled children quest increase is for one police- 1, 1897, and had lived in Mui- budget. The new terms of the union The existing union agreement All Four Only woman plus six nerw patrolmen. Hartford; Gerald } Dupont, 54 the county .seat of WUepx, about the welfare department budget trouble trying to control a few reducing valves to allow water and adulU, Robert Warner 40 mflea th Ifae soulhwisst. chester since 1918. (Future riopa in the program agreement specifIcaily provide: has two statements already giv- This item calls for an expendl- Santina D r; Augustine Del- is a request for -'>1,829 for a noisy youths in the library to move from high to low pres- chalrnjan, Is >225. About 300 Negroes stood in a (building and on the front She is survived by a airier, con for considerably larger ex- 1. 'Three weeks vacation an- ing full-tim e employes prefer- Pedestrian Zone ture of >37,866. mastro, Bkwt Hartford; Mrs. new, part-llifae'clerk typist. sure areeS. nually for employes with more ence for o'vertime work assign- Margret , 26 Birch St.; driving rain before county offi- Miss Mary DellaFera, welfare steps, rtie said. Mrs. Rose Mankus of Manches- peitditures. Recommendto are The equallaatlon valves (would First selectman Richard M In addlttcm, the budget pro- cials made room for some to ter, and several nlecM and the followtnw projects. In tha than five years service, where ments. poses the classification of an Mrs. Vera Comeliuson, 140 Bls- director,* said the department “We can’t have conditions be particularty effective in Grant has received notice from come inside the registration of- ne^ews. order of their Importance: before the town offered three 7. One section governing an the State Highway Department exidlUonal police lieutenant, a sell St. anticipates the need for addi- that deter people from coming such areas as Spring S t, and employe’s probationary period fice, a rundown red brick build- to the libraries,’’ she said. weeks vacation for employes that a pedestrian zone has been new detective lieutenant, and ADMITTEID TODAY: Edward tional clerical asslstaiu;e to 1. Improvements to the O>op- in toe Porter-Academy Sts. with more than ten years ser- of employment is restated ih Matushak, 86 Highland S t ing which was cnoe OiJaiL . accommodate additional work The part-time policeman is a Miii. Angelo OaffogUo er HIU filter* plant, at an esti- area, the report saya approved for both sides of Rt. Your S. B. M, Savings Earn three nerw detectives, jd l to be Sheriff P.C. Jenkins'was non- The funeral of Mrs. Angltdlna vice such a way that an employe filled by promotion of present BmiHS YESTERDAY: A which state welfare law candidate for a master’s degree mated >100,0()0. Hie plant pro- 85, from Deep W ood Dr. north SERVICE ON ALL chalant. He said: "We don’t in- in theology. Miss Ijfrench ^ d . OaffogHo of 65 Durkin St., wife (Additional days of vacation goes on the regular town pay- to Rt. 2(n, by the State Traffic personnel. ^ son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert An- ohanget may entaU. vldee treatment for water from are computed from the fifth roll unlesa he is notified at least CONVENTIONAL MAKES drews, South WilUngton; a aon tend to bother them. ’They’ve of A^eio Gaffogllo, was held Commission. The action re- The recommendations for a She notes that the state has The Ibrary board has also the Gtobe Hollow Reservoir, year In the town’s employ in- two weeks prior to 'the end of to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Za-. got a right to register and as asked for a capital improve- this morning from the John F. According to the report, the sulted from the selectmen's re- poUcerwoman and additional de- long as they line up,orderly at already proposed that welfare Tlemey Funeral Home, 219 W. Brook Issue stead of the tenth; as had been his probation. tectives follows the recom- ramba, Tolland; a daughter to payments be given In cash, in- ments item of ^ ,000 to finirti aqutoment there is Void and in the cose. One additional day’s quest. Mr. and Mrs. John Brenscr, 33 the office,. I don’^'intend to Center St., with a aolemn high Before, an employe on proba- Tax Board Meets MORIARTY mendations of the town’s Hu- stead ot in welfare vouchers. the basement of the Mary poor condition, with breakdowns vacation for each two years tion had to be notified at least Divisiim S t; a son to-M r. and bother them at all. l^ t they had Cheney Library’s south wing. Maas of requiem at St. James’ not uncommon.’’ Tha boardfof tax review will man Relations Commission. Some eligible persons refuse Church. Before Board service la permitted over the two weeks before the end of his Mrs. Salvatore Florenjlno, . 69 better stay away from the As a first step. Miss Frenrti 2. Improvements to the Une ’The proposed budget repeats courthouse,’’ wefifare now. she says, because The Rev. John J. O’Brien was next ten years. At the end of probationary period if he was a denied request of last year, Lyndale S t; a daughter to Mr. they don’t want to be branded said, the basement heat should St. filter plant “should closely that time a fixed four week* BROTHERS “DAILY DIVIDENDS'’* celebrant, assisted by the Rev. to be continued. and Mrs. Raymond Brann, 11 be stepped up — to Vvarm the follow " the work at the Cooper The most up-to-date cost ee- >1,2(»^ for a “hot-line” radio SEARCH ABANDONED as welfare cases by presenting Eugene F. Torpey, deacon, and ttonate on enclosing a portion of vacation is allowed) 301-315 CENTER ST. hookup with police departments Kerry St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. vouchers to merchants and floor of the children’s room HIU plant, the report says. The 2. Sick leave is accumulated TEL. 643-6135 Robert Busiere, Ekust Hartford. WBJSTOVER AIR FORCE albove — and staff toilets the Rev. Joseph H. McCann, (Bigelow Brook between Lenox COMFORT FOR GUARDS SMALL throughout Hartford County. BASE, Maas. (AP) — The Air landlords. subdeacon. Mrs. Jane Mac estimated cost is >76,000. The at one and one quarter days WASHINGTON (AP) — White BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter should be installed. Martin equipment at the Une St. plant, and Benton Sts. Is almost pre- Police Chief James Reardon Force and Coast Guard have ’The switch to cash could carone was organist and solo- cisely the same os the estimate per month Instead of the for- House guards will soon main- to Mr. and Mra. John , 325 and Buckley estimated the proj which treats water from the told Martin that Manchester is abandoned their four-day search eliminate that objection, and ist. Burial was In St. James’ over which town directors have mer one day per mopth; and tain their round-the-clock vigil WONDER Highland St.; a daughter to Mr. ect at >5,000. Roaring Brook Reservoir in tbs only one of the 20 towns for survivors in the collision of result in,increased demands up- Cemetery.'Father Torpey read been debating since last July. rick leave may be accumulated in new temperature-o60,624. posts that lacked air-condition- Wright Visits Reddig, 27, of Webster, N.Y., The library board budget re- pw -pa -tot no now water sources can be rick leave pay,' and ramovaa Equipped with 4-epeed, trans- Rd.; Miss Alice Barber, 871 Tol- proj^<'win - be paid from the Tha estimate will be avail- ing in the summer and had only was recovered Saturday. Red- queet, a t >194,175,. Includes In- found Ih the area. The lUant limit on toe amount of atok electolc fock-wartnera for mlMlon, leatherette Interior, Library Group land Tpke.; Sperry Morway Jr., Wtiltem Memorial Trust Fund, able to the to(wn board of di- leave that prevented the com- dig was commander of the six- creases' in , both personnel end would cost about >600,000. At rectors tonight; they requested Winter. seat belts, signal Indicators, Glastonbury; Mrs. Linda Rey- OF.*p«rhap‘ir w lfii-new ly avall- Fuse Box Blows, present water from the resell bined sick leave and (arorkman’a bumper overriders, wind- nolds and son, 74 Cooper Sf.; engine. B47 bomber from Passe, it at their last meeting. Now the National Park Serv- Donald Wright, the new chief N.H., Air Force Base which col- account, up D«rary aid money. volrs is untreated eKC^>t for comfiensatlon from axceedlnj shield washer, electric vripera. DEPOSIT ice la prepsuing to build IS new Mrs. Sandra Mcdltoris and 'l‘**iHa4 French repoirted that the Electrician; Hurt chlorination. The water in the On the agenda is a pnqtoaa^ the employes regular rate of Of the Bureau of Library Serv- lided with a tanker plane Friday a requested >126,447 from >117, to appropriate >60,000 for the security and surveillance booths daughter, Loveland Hill Rd., use at the two major libraries Porter Reservoir has “poor ices of the Stats Board of Edu during a refueling operation 320 last year, includes incre- cost of the project. ' p*y- on the White Houa* grounds at a Rockville: Mrs. Aline Morin and has not increased as much this ptaystoal characteristics.’’ Tha agreement also requires tion, spoke to the town Ubrari' son, Tolland. about 220 miles soidh of Cape ments set by the library board Edward Maturiiak of 86 iSigh- The board i> also scheduled cost of >1,291,000. (fompletion ia «1689.00 an curriculum committee to- Race, Newfoundland. itself. The board has its own year as last—foUoindhg a na- land St. was hoopltallxed -th)>. . The report recommends that the town pay for up to 90 days scheduled in October. DISCHARGED TODAY: Alt tional trend—but that the use to consider the following ac- • of aocumulated slok leave time day. morning after a fuse box blew the town seek to increase the tions: gusUne Delmastro, East Hart- of the West Side branch library, yield from the Charter Oak upon the rotlra>nent of the em- Aocording to committee ford: Cecelia Dumoirt, Tolland; Up in his face at Ceuw Bros, r. To set a date for the an- rtiairman Mrs. Evelyn Gerard; in the West Side recreation about 8 O’clock. • wells before spending so large ploye, or full sick leave pay to TED Wesley Hair, Windham; ’Thomas center,, has lliereased more than nual public hearing on-the mo- his dependents if he should die his visit was made as a part of MiUer, 44 Marshall R d.; Mrs. 1110 50-year-old employe re- an amount on treatnoent tor tha posed 1960-68 budget. The the schoolwide curriculum Machinery Pi^t in Motion ’expected. She could find no oeived electrical flaabburaa on Hortsr and Howard Reaervoiw, while in. the town’s employ. FREE Marilyn Sasman, Coventry; Wll- honvevor. ’ budget is (Mill In Us formaUve 8. An' additional paid day off TRUDON meetings that took place this Uam Thompson, 249 Plymouth ready explanation for this fact, his faoe, neck, arms and bands. stages. > •ftmioni. me said, j, It also suggests that extra la allowed to each employe who DELIVERY J N O . ___ Lanie, B olton; W ilm er Keeney,. A opokaanan for Case Bros, 2. To consider, after a pUbll'. Mra. Osrard aaid that Wright ' To SjeekMartin'Successor metering equipment ba instaUed misses a regular holiday be- MTHOmi l Tolland Tpke. 490 K eeney S t.; Christine Pou- aaid that ha did not know hotr hearing, additional approprie TaloottvUle was mainly interested in the al- liol, 86 Apel PI.; Orlando Or- tha explosion occurred, only Iffeaalble so that the town wUl oausa he U out on pidd sick ARTHUR DRUB WITHDRAWAL most unlqud degree of coopera- Uons M >11,896.60 to pay intere.- Open Eves, till 8 fitelll Jr., 827 Bolton Rd., Ver- General. Manager RichardAsmidoys rsUraa at the age of North Viet Nam that Matuahak was woridng on be prepared to add a fluoride on a bond issue sold last yeai laavs. tion between the public and non; George' Stanton, Brim- Martin revealed today that he 60. Martin wiU not be 60 until the fuse box. compound to its water supply-. 4. Employes who .aerva aa school bbrartes in Manchester, and >80,000 to finance continue WINDOW field, M ass.; Paul M arcoiix, 210 has set t))e machinery in mo- Nov. 18, 1866. Matushak is reported to be The Generel AssemMy wUl oon- highway department ojperatlonr Be toured the high school li- Points Battered eider this searion a regulation High St.; Frederick John^n, tion h>«rard the selection of a Thy board of directors, which in. good condition at Manohes- .'>. To adopt, after a publl: and . only & B. ti. in braiy and the Mary Cheney Li- Coventry; Mrs. Lynne Watson, new town administrator, but he must approve the leave of ter Msmoiial HospltaL requiring fluorldatton ot fami bcsiy. In N ew Attacks weter euppUee by 1967.# hearing, an ordliianee addlnc SHADES 428 W. Middle Tpke.; Anna Hale, refused to oonunent on his Im- absence, has racelved no re- three alternates to the town 10 Campbell Ave., Vernon; Wil- nudlale plena for retirement quest to dote. The repoi;! >prehenslve that then are larga nunfoe^ of About Town Jeanne Desmond, Skinner Rd., At hie request, the C(ty Man- Martin niglw nslgn before the and a oaarch oontihuad tor a and the town building oowfilt- VENETIAN BLINDS Rockville; JoseiAi Ploiirde, Wilt agarF Aesolcstlon of Oblo|^ fi^ . - . Wmt miIm DMte * oouroee having vartoiu dhor- taa,. to fill vaoancias created O N LY FUEL O IL DEALER Bring your old rollers In OeaeotoUa Lutheran Ohuroh oonohvfon of next year’s budg^ MteristlOB of . . . row watea" Umantic; Pamela Bourey, Wil- has supplied the to*rh with .a 'atasked Martin to uha attaric was tha heaviest t » Bmanual Birth to Rodolfo A, by reaignattons. and save M e per shade WoUMi wUl meet tomght at 8 Umantlc; Mrs. Maureen rprbee number of "AppUoattMi(a) t>ar dote, with the force of fighters, R. Coralll and Anna M. Cora^ 'Buch a ayatem la more dif‘ it the ohimdi. Miss Lydia Akes- remain in his post, of leut un> 0. Ta omirova on agraamsnt autd eon, 11 Emerald Dr., Roclc>' Tbe PoslUon Of aty'Manager," til the public hearings and de- flgftter-bombera and Ixnnbers property at 36 Edward St. * floult to treat- and' superviae, batwaan toa’ town outdoor am- ‘'A TIMES a YEAR” son, a eltioen of Ghana whq.is vUle; Mrs. Irene Akerley «iwi hu copies of the booklet, ~‘Tba 'h^hfiy exceeding that of tha WlHiam F. Boles and Hope M. to develop a unlfom quality of OPEN 24 H O URS A D AY! attenUiig tte University of Itoerattons were completed. ployas’ union and the ia m : eiMi, Warehouse Point S election of a a ty Manager." Martin govs him that aa- ktriWa FUb. 11 at Chah Boa and Bolaa to WtUlam Demho and water throughout the a y a ^ ,’’ >( T o I Oxmecucut, will he the guest The booklets witl be dietrlbuted Cbkp-Le. (, Doe Damko, property at 72 Law- It says.. , weake spesker. Miss Akesson, a so- JPAY OUT GRANTED suranoe, bidicatad further ton Rd. : ...... to the members of tbs board of that ba would like to remain" tifiui 30$). V.S,. Kavy Jeta, In additkm, it oontimiss, ’*Iha lector oo4ogy major, plans to enter MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — Lau- diroctote. ' ' 2> IfietiMunesa -fli ir-bombers QnHrl^ltw Dsed separatlOD of tha distribution mo r iar t y brothers ^Effective st the begiimins of April. active in govarnment but, pra- waaks unused eompenaatory the field of social work up7,000 a year, any i ^ e kward finding a nr|( jlijn g Ijvsrai 8te Bfato pipsf id sbmh aieas, adds E To authorise the towK to 24 24 Members of St. Bridget’s Ros- ’Dm County Boafd of Supervt- placement aweiu Marfia'a lMft-66„ Martin has propoaed a ‘ funbMU*. Im akt Oertiflcailc e f 'F araiiloaMu to the problem of uniform qual- sry Society will meet tomorrow >20,000 annual oalary for his leeaa > portion of O horterj^ aors Monday gave in to Miss plans, whirti be may dot revshl tbs'., arola >afUr tM Society for Savinga againot ity • , f". Field to tha Carter Ghevtofot •t 8 p.m. at the Wslter N. !,«- Davis, 4>, and dropped her salo* untUJI^ T, tha day on wbicl) npiocemant, booed on bis opln- Frank and GaraldiM Volotls, In oidsr to iminadiataly hn- Oo. for tha otoraga aufomo- H OUR H O UR 's lir s Funeral Home, 2S Main m th§ Ion, after oonaultatioii with ark ry to >10,500 instead of O fa, ;FkritotiiriliQg in Oia ot- property a> 483 Adams St prove the quality of ths water bilee, . , i SAWIN6S B at., h> recite the Rosary tor the m other toato and elW numagers, BURNBI 600 It hod propoaed for the job. U lf6 5 « •wKeSoi^. Vlataihuss Oarmesia of Iboda Nomm supply, and to Inaure like qual- 9. T o approve Um tnuiaCsr to iw a oa Mte M lif Anna Deptula, who Miss Davis, a Democrat, sold . ____ ravaoM that tM!, >4,500 hflea from his nrqieflai^iwntty-. linsr W- Burdtok d->)va New ity k) sU ports Of -ths dlstrt- msmber of the society. the tax cd lecttim auspansg hat FUEL OHS siAviCi that U the supervisors laksted ttmf b*a puna to HiUra (m B sal^ of lUtJSOO, would to- nlder ngbter-iMmban and UJL ngland Anetioa Co., 24 lA- button JErstam, the M p rt rac- of aomo uneidleetad taxro Dfunav on the increased ^saloiy^ abe fu)dIU)d thattin ba^troidd ______raqi Oumibm of the hi^aat quality Air Fores FlOO, ri06. and EAT drtdga’St. onmends a number of a p e i^ Roirorta ora due on tbe Army / a small grass firs in the arpk didn’t want the Job. lioard of dlraotm to to Mek out the job. J9U. Moiftage lieeasa inurovemants at the Line St and Navy (Qlub laoaa, a be' OK Chambers and Woodland Sts. She had accepted the job at A ons-ysar' laaVa of hObonay hoe said that .j^t-Xam Dong, ritora^ihan 120 John Aliaa Sfoutner, ana Cooper Hill. S tar plonta, firabousa alU near ManehoMsr LA. JOHNSON OF M anchester was quickly quenched tqr the tha old salary,y than rejected that he ailgM qualify lor ha' trould favor hiring a new tons of bomba ware dropped and Woodbrldga S t, sad . LOtoio the Charter Oak and Low Qraan, tha town gioiboga igan- Tr I jw g n w i Wgbtb OUitrict Firs Depart- wtwt aha c a ^ the. "out)andlah •ypafntX- ^ at tha >15,6(00 Hfura, but at Quaag Xhs bstweaq 56 oad 70 JhalHa Aniar, W Q aiimaa Or., Lone wells, tts Pbrtar troet, and on aj^oatunlfor 04(3-5135 MINT 00. Mat today about $ pm . Me taonaae" Wbrn the wparrison Town nantoa lulia petoeK look favonM y on a, >lflv tons. The boinlie ri)ii|M la ri» Uorob lA Seoand Ooagragatf tof slatkm sod ttu ] ceaUwest Mrtoos daieege was jrigettad. im iaaitFah,..ii..-. RAiniMilB^A ba ',000 salary ranga foom 310 pouada toTM pouada. al OtaUNB, ; iluoflnAtlM Mh Iiib. -M*N«4n(MI 728 MAIN ST. PHONE 6 4 9 ^ 1 . .t.-* • /J'';-

/ "T T PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAO),. MANCHESTER. - CO ^ .. > TUESDAY,, lO RCH 2. im

FAtlE SIX MJuicAiaTER XVENlHii ftttlALDV MAKCHESTKB; fcONN^ TUESDAY, MAECH 2, 19*6 . He and Jnmev Murray were the -j-v- only commission members to COMPARE OUR Coliimhia Rec Budget attend las( night’s hearing, and — f 19 II PRICES O N A U In t M boBtncM, tht Mhavtor ‘ttm both requested a postponement Amrl)F0tpr until they have had a chaqce to PRESCRIPTIONS vrhlch Audrey became e«1«braio4 woaM Hearing Off Mudy the recommendations. have been mark at A litUe iM ii, Bdi town Meeting on Saturday Muiphey is requesting 9366,- ARTHUR DRU8 Sttntltts Heralb a blr one. ^ Last night’s hearing on the 655 for the eonfblned operatiou Park and Rac DeparUnent’e for next year. The Park snd [- 1')** tneatlng sister and h u e ^ d , Mr. and visory Commission had received Included in' the 1965-66 re- r luadtr* the real atandarda of b i( bualaeae. i MvUI sat a tax raU on the cor- Mrs. Gerard McLane ot Morris copies of the proposed appro- quest is a $3,000 item for this ’65 What they were dolns wpa followiaf rected grand Hst toUl which u Plain, N.J. priations. summer's operation of Camp one of their own acrlpto, jilaylnf dad now $8,962,091. A date will also Mr. and Mrs. Hills were mar- Martin Instrdcled Murphey to Kennedy and a $6,000 aUocation be set when ths tax becomes ried In Hartford, March 1,1940. supply each of the five mem- to Lutz Junior Museum. Studobiiwr RATn admirlnc the tough, heartleoa tyeoon, She Is the former Ellen Taco- bers with a copy, and post- I MVMM The museum, last fall, re- and, all the time, aettlng the thing up due snd payable. niello of Bast Hartford and has poned the hearing for several ceived a $4,000 allocation by Gther huainaas to come before . -'All Models-— for the theatrical kind of ending It haa been employed by the Windham days, so that the advisory board special vote of the board of di- L-'fmmediate Delivery now hail. the meeting includes any need- Community Memorial Moapltal members could study the pro- rectors, and has asked for efi changes In the necemary ex- part time for advefal yeara posals and come up with their $2,000 Increase for next year At Substantial Real life buslneu la, these daya, aOme* p^ditures for the current fie- or Mrs. Hilts waa also racantly approval, or with further recom- In addition, it receives a $6^( Savings thing quite different The tycoon culti- cal as provided at the Oc- named to the CAL Nursing mendations. The date waa not arant from the board of educa- tobertnectl^. ttf M «sciSS*Sly tntiUaf vate! the kindly father Image, the cor- Service Registry. set. tion. AS LOW AS maWlofttM ot Ml —w* ActcUdnUdn vrill] be taken on the HHls is president of the Roy A 10 It or ooi oUMlwtto crai^ poration officially practlcea the pay- A t the Feb. 18 meeting of the oai dwo ibo Moo] 0 ^ oommlttaq report regar(rding tlthe Auto Parts of WtlUmantlc and commissicn. Chairman Henry :hology Of the big gentle heart knd the use of Tfomans Hall,Hall. 'fhereThe has been with the fimt since McCann had asked Park and •( upobncowoo «1 ooio fi « » will also be 'the question of the ar» rfiTTsi. only kind of fellow who ever geta Into 1960. The family moved to Co- Rec Supt. Horace Murphey for FOR installation o f street lighU at lumbia in 1967. a copy of his department's pro- any real trouble, in real big buoineea Old WlUlmantlO Rd. and Cards *1995 Their three daughters are these days, Is^the Neanderthal type of posed budget, but Murphey jsi. Mill Rd. and the junction of Miss Beverly Hills of Wethers- claimed that he- did not have g’ttjsrg.saias- gr-,s guy who Is ]^illlng to stand on some- Lako Rd. and Hehnequin Rd. field, Mrs. Robert Riquier of Cosmetics Leonard German, chairman one to show, and said that Mc- SSsL'^'WPAtncaas body's neck to fe ’t himself a little high- Wiliimai^tlc and Miss Judy Cann could get one only from er up in the world. The way they'd of the board of tax review, said Hills, at home. irs yesterday that a total of |7,545 Martin. j , ' BOLAND write -this particular talent and career Birth Annoonoed McCann a.ssured 'Murphey had been substracted frdm the Mr. and Mrs. William Macht gr — No« TOTk Cht> in real big business would have been: amount of tha grand list as set that he would request the copy Jr., of Lonergan Acres, Wll- from the manager, and that he Liggeffs MOTORS, INC. or OBUUUk- "Little Aubrey, Boy Failure.” by the assessors. The change timantlc, announce the birth of waa dua to numerous intsf- and the other four commission daughter. Sheryl Ann Feb. members 'would attend the ,3€9 Center St. views wKh taxpayers regarding 23 at Windham Community At The Parkade eloolaf MHOt property asseesments. He added March 1 hearing, ready to make Memorial Hospital. The baby is recommends tions. MANCHESTER 643-4079 that the board's work was the first gran«hild for Mr. and Ireland’s New Son somawhat impaired by the lack However, McCann said he did Mrd; William Macht Sr., of not request a copy of the budg- It will come as no surprise to diplo- o f auttabla apace In which to Cherry Valley Rd., and the first work and ke4p records. The et prior to last.nlgh<.’s,se.sslon. ua* mats and commentators who have been grandOhHd for Mr. and Mrs. only town officer with perma- Louis Camlllo, Lebanon Ave., ssnus-T-. dealing with tha colorful and majeatie nent work'.apace la the town Wliltmantle. esu'eer of the Preaident of France to be clerk with an office in Yeomans Tnoadoy, March t School Menu told, by expert genealogietS, that he Hall. Mardl-^ras Tonl^t Porter School menu: Tues- ehould properly be labeled Presldeqt The Congregational Owreh's day, spaghetti with meat sauce, cole slaw, -fruit cocktail; ....YOU OUGHT TO SEE O'Gaulle. Mardi Glas Feetival, an annual llakiiig Great Power Helpless event to wind up the mission Wednesday, tuna noodle casse- What remains to he settled fs*merely role, green ' beans, purple plums; IM ay'a news concerning Vietnam is program sponsored by the Chris the incidental question of which Side of tlan Outreach Committee, will Thursday, roast beef, brown that American policy has crossed one the great division McGaulle belongs to, be held in the parish house to- gravy. Carrots, peas, apple- more limitation of the war off lU own sauce; Friday, salmon croquet- MANCHESTER’ S OLDEST and that may have to be one thing that night beginning at 6: IS. Hat Hitherto, our bombings across the tes, spinach, wax beana cheese is left a little vague. By what we have A potluck supper will open sticks, diced pears. Nortti' VtatnanMoe border hsive been an- the festivities and those attend observed of himThe demonstrates those ^ourtny Wsdsworth Atheneum, Hartford In Student Recital nounced, cleoalfled, and justified as somewhat endearing qualities which Ing are asked to bring either a Andrew Spearman of Wood- hot dish, salad or dessert. Fami- meaaurea of retaliation. But today’s might be said to represent the best, and MEN AND WOMEN DANCING: Watercolor By Jose Mkrla Sent land Ter., a juntbr at the Unl- FINANCIAL INSTITUTION lial are requested to bring their bombings no longer bother to claim such vemity of Connecticut, will par- perhaps also, the worsb of both the own milk. Mrs. Pelletier’s Girl ticipate In an ail-student cham- specific or limited role. We are now n North and the South. It is a fine tongue IN THE SPIRIT of MartU Scout Troop will demonstrate ber recital March 11 at the Von bombing to make the North Vietna- he has in that great tapered head, and Oraa is t|iU rare costume de- folk dances. The theme of the der Mehden Recital Hall on the mese say uncle. sign for the 1920 production of program Ik "Indiana" with a full campus. Spearman plays the a great height in that fisherman’s walk, cotnplamant of tapeee, toteih FOR A HOME LOAN..... the ballet "Olmaroeiana” ex- French horn. Rulers of St, Mary^s Mardi Gras Ctbkined Hfforo the North Vietnamese say and he's a caution for slipping his mind Connecticut Yankee polea and head dresses neces- Report ecuted here in brllUant water- Miss Jean Hungerford of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and Mark Johnson of Emanuel Lu- ancle to us, in any acknowledgment of when you think he ought to stand fasb colore by the'Paris-based Span- sary to all red-blooded Indians. Manchester Evening Hemld By A.H.O. The Pilgrim Fellowship is theran Church were last night chosen as rulers of the Mardi Gras at S t Mary's Episcopal defeat, ^ y are certain to cry uncle to and for being stUbbom as a beast when by. ish artist Joss Maria Itart Oohimbia correspondeut, Vtr- (1976-1946). This pas de deux planning a surprise during the Church. Last year’s king and queen, Ralph Warren and Miss Betsey House, cro\vned the Oommuhist China and Soviet Russia, he ought to be giving a bit of ground. The great dremsfie struggle tion is that the SUU Board and gtnla M.1 Carlson, telephOM 228- new monarch's. The new queen is the daughter of Mr. and MrS. Norman Hungerford, 23 Bowlaiid Etsb# Jr- and Robert D. Novak is from the famsd DUghiltv- program. ° 9224. putting it up to both of these powers And there is this further proof: that Llfar CoUecUon of Ballet De- for the control oif public higher tu Commiationer havs anough Paul TrowbridM will be caller Grant Rd. The king is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Johnson of 75 Pleasant St. Other Whether they^ars going to leave a small after he has unified Europe, and the signs, now a permanent part of education In Connecticut has to keep them busy and occupied for the square dancing planned participants in the king and queen contest were Miss Daryl Bagley of Emanuel Lutheran out of politics for the time with the eu te’s elementary and Church, Miss Linda Bayer and Alan Snyder of Temple Beth Sholom, Miss Elizabeth Cran- Communist ooimtry to face the United East and the IVest of it, and then the OHIOAOO—Albert W. Hach- t h e Wadsworth Atkeneum, now entered the most abeorbing for everyone when the program msfeter, Republican leader in being. ^ Hartford. The extraordinarily of ail its phases, with the re- secondary oehool system, and dall and Dayton Stimson of Second Congregational Cliurch. M ^ Christine Blssell and States alone. world, to be sure he's going to try to Is over. 12th Greuit the Blineis House of Represen- ' Nor is there any doubt that rich eolleotion of ballet art lease to the Oenerel Assembly taould releaae the great and Bloodmoblle Visity Richard Ame.s of Center CongregatloneJ Church, Miss Lynn Bacon and Gary Kirkham of hr we ware', In our Imaginattons, to unify Irelshd to o .' tattvea, gased down the ban- Nixon U off and running. He re- 'work was amassed by Serge of the report of the Study 0>m- growing burden of mghar edu- Community Baptist Church, James Dleterle of St. Mary’s Church, and Miss Arlene LaPenta The Bloodmoblle is scheduled and David Mangrin ot North Methodist Church. An entertainment to honor the king and giy to reverse the situation, and Imagine quat tohls' at a familiar face, cently opent four days hack DUgtiUev 'Who headed the raisslon on Higher Education cation to the entirely new au- to visit St. 0>lumbs's CSiurch Court Cases thority the commiaslon recom- queen will begin tonight at 7:30 in Nelli Hall at St. Mary's Church. (Herald photo by ourselves standing in the position now than proclaimed: home in California to mend famed Ballot Ruese during the that Assembly itself created In March 16 from 12:43 to 6:30 some political fences — badly 1920*^ It was passed on to Ll- mende. In othbr words, what the Oflara.) occupied h y Communist China and Rua- ‘fUchard Nixon just has to 1963. p.m., according to Mrs. Richard The Springs Of Violence in need of repair oinoe his dis- far, one of the leading male The report of the Commission State Board and Commissioner K. Davis, publicity chairman. BIANCHESTEB SESSION pisC we srouM all probably see very mtks thsAVUte House. Ht will originally wanted and won has I maka it, r prt^ and trust.” astrous campaign for Governor dancers in the company, and would decide that classic rival- Mrs. Davis said the quoU for Nicholas Tomaro, 48, of Hart- Benway. 46. of 29 Nike Circle.' M l i e i f * Mrs. Mary Beth Comp, pianist clearly that each would feel compelled The springs of violence. like the in 1962. On tap on asclgnments was eventuMiy bought .by the ry by decreeing an end to it, now grown so big somebody is $10, Intoxication; Brian C ar-, JAOrilclIlllC ifiU SlC “My Master Has a Garden,” , causes of poverty, can be as vauled as the three towns represented in ford, pleaded guilty yeeterday to try to do something to stand by North RaptibUean regulars dining at for Nixon-eiimed arfides in Wadsworth Atheneum In 19S3 and by creating a new and high- saying it ought to be taken the C)lumMa (Chapter, (folum- riero, 18, Blast Hartford,' $85, sung by Mrs. Melvin 'Petet.-' the ojpplex of human motivatlone. in the Conrad Hil- prominent national magasinea, for a fraetlon of its worth to- er board which would, in theory avray from them. to a charge of breach ot peace, son and accompanied by Mrs. Vietnam.' hla, Hebron and Andover, is 76 speeding; Leonard (jhatiDt of Topic for Cliw Wtien all, that is acknowledged, how- ton HbCal'a grand Mliroom here, his old aides, dating back to the day. Included in the colleetlon at least, possess the authority Under tha present propoaal. pints, which necessitates at least reduced from risk of injury to 18 Westwood St„ $15, following j Marjorie Tapper; “ Estrellita,' T h e' assuraneds we Americans have ever, a day's news can still make you ehstasd hifnly. Ricliard M. Nte- I960 Presidential campaign and are wuteroolors ^ . Mo- and prestige the two existing they would not even he in the 100 donors. minor female, and waa sen- too closely; Raymond Cliarest, played by Mrs. Flora Chase, digliani, Gabo, Derain, and a higher education picture, aa the About 35 membera C(nd guests been giving ourselves, that we can fight sick at heart Perhaps., it is an illusion on, faatursd spsakor of the eve- before, are helping him on a centers of power have been She added. "The quarterly tenced to six months at the 52, Hartford. $45, speeding; violinist, accompanied by Mrs. of age, but it seems certain that when Bi^, beamad .in response. And volunteer basis. h<^ of other prominent 20th University Tnistsss and Prtsl- o f the .Chaminade Musical Club Porcheron. as hard as we ehooee against North fighting over. quota of 79 Pints tas bqao iBltt State Jail in Hartford, execution Dennis Freitas, 20, Mystic,. $15. we were younger, even with wars the tneideat «iadenfeored what century artUU. But the greatest howl of pro- dent tUU would fie. disregarding state ti^flc con- attended a meeting, and pro- Meanwhile, Scranton remains only four times sihee the chap- auspended, and placed on two Also, "Clouds,” sung by a I Vietnam without encountering the risk threatening or going on in far placet, is hacoming clear throughout test seems likely to come up ' This would, of 'couras, be why trol signs a n d markings; aloof — refusing almost all ter was formed years aw . New yearn probation. s gram last night in the Federa- trio Including Mrs. Gladys Ven-s of CSiinese and Russian answer, could people generally were more quiet, calm the eountav. Nixon is ence again from only one of the old and the two members of this Study George Garvin, Middletown, speaking engagemenU and dls- donors are needed to help meet Harold Wheeler, 28. o f Nau- tion Room of Center Congre- nart Mrs. Ruth Staum and Mrs. be the biggest delusion in world his- and restrained. Today’s crime rates, for tha Prssideatlsl choice of p ^ y heartenuig hia most enthusias- A Thought for Today classic antagonists on the state Commission on Hlghtr Educa- the quota. Anyone 21 through 69 $20, allowing operation of an gational church. "What . in- Mary Stewar.t, and accompanied | one evidence, strongly support that im- rtgtdars, higher educational scene. It gatuck, was fined $2(i0 for op- overweight commercial vehicle: tory. tic backers. Romney is more ac- tion who came from the SUU years of age is eligible. Those erating a motor vehicle 'while spired Composers to write by Mrs. June Tompkins,' pia- pression. Spensored by the Maacheeter must have the feeling that it Board of Education ahouM be Wayne G. Johnson, 26. West (Iraatad, a Jot oan happen be- tive, but facet an impenetrable 18-tp 20 need parental permis- his license was under suspen- Romantic Music” was the pro- nist; "Raindrop Prelude,” play-1 / There was a time, a few days or weeks CouneO e f Chtsrdiea would be the one losing the bat- the two members filing sUU- Hartford, $40. speeding; Ronald ed by Misa Stephens, pismist; Moreover, for all the diffarences fore the IbM nominatlag, con- wall of hoatiUty "laaide the sion unless married or in mill- sion, received a suspended jail gram theme. Mrs. Charles ago, when one might have thought that tle if this new recommendstlon menU of reservation or dissent Kowalczyk, 19. Plantsville. $35, "Iris,” sung by Mrs. Chase, ac- among the isolated Instances, some- ventton. Unlike IMO, when he party. Judging from the atti- ta^ service’’. sentence of Ifi dsye and was L a m b e r t, club president ar- the Johnson administration did not in- thing approaching a common denomina- commended support, fn m ail tude here, there U no way either The Purpoee of Leat were sdopted. and why, aa the matUr comes Permission slips may be ob- speedling; Joyce D. Krol of 209 ranged the program. companied toy Mrs. Porcheron; I Another way to state the The two historic battlers are, into the General Aosembly for placed on a year’s probation. Spruce St„ $20. failure to obey The entertainment included a "In a Liuxembourge Geirden,'' tend to pose to China and to Russia the tor Can be found. It is this ehildiah emo- wings of the ^ t y , Nixon will can break through the solid tained from the local recruit- He was also fined 9% on a tional attitude that whenever there is face fierce Qmx>siti6n irem the wall of Nixon sentunent among putpooe of Lent would be to of course, the State Board of consideration and action, all the ment chairman. Other require- atop sign. piano solo.^'Clalre De Xaine," sung by Mrs. Stewart, aocom-1 kind of situation which would leave them say that it te a time for Sprit- Education, and its Commission- power and influence of vrhich aecond charge of speeding. Also, Clifford Jordan, 22, played by Mrs. Dorothy Porch- panied by Mrs. Tup^r, and anything pnyone doesn't like for what- Easton eatablishfficnt and Re- Old Guardsmen. ments state there must be 66 Ruth Krzewskl of Andover Since 1891 "Savings & Loan" has provided financing fo help no alternative. ever reason—some ressons can bir valid ual Renewal. Strange, lan't it, er, on the one hand, and the the State Board and Commie- Coventry. $20. passing In a no eron; "Trees,” . sung by Mrs. “Mountains,” sflTig by the | puhiiean liberals gtiterally in It is hot too early to say days between donations', dona was fined 9196 for operating a But, as American escalation of the —the thing to do is lash out against It; the three years shMd. that the only way Nixon can he that the atated purpose of the University of Connecticut True- tlqner are capable will undoubt- tlons may not be made more passing zone (reduced from Eklna Johnston, accompanied trio. . thouiands «f people become home owners. Whether you're buying recent Vatican II Council meet- teee, and their President, on the edly be orgwised to Ims that motor vehicle while under the reckless driving); Amis J. Kup- I'iy Miss -Marjorie Stephens; Refreshments were served | ^tuation has proceeded 'from one step whenever there is anything anyone denied the nomination is in the than flvii timet n year and the '‘wants, the thing to do is grab it The But the pro-Nixon . surge ings in Roms was much the other. the whole propooltion U junked. donor must weigh at least 110 Influence of Intoxicating liquor Ilns, 30, Willlmeuific- $30. driv- "Moonlight^.Sonata,” played by after the program. to another, it begins to appear that anipng the party regulars 1966 primaries. Before the bat- and had a second charge of or building, Come, talk over financing with Manchester's oldest law and personal rights qnd privacies tle has been fairly joined, he eame! The exprete purpoee of These two rivale had their But the central recommenda- pounds. ing left at Intersection; Robert President Johnson and hia advisers have and dignities stand in growtaijg disre- Shpiiyi not bs ignsred. Nixon’s the meetings of the R o m s n first major engagement ahid the tion of the Study Conunlsston, RecuriUnent chairmen are failure to drive in the eetab- J. Lary, 38. Stonlngton, $60, / . ' strongth oft the county chair- has the party ragukre wrapped llshed lane nolled, begun to Join and accept, rather than spect Catholic hierarchy woe for the only really decisive engagement for the creation of one central Mrs. Gosllne, Columbia; Mrs. speeding; Clifford McKinney, finanical institution. There are a number o f. advantage? in a / man/leyel today is probably up. purpoee of "Renewal and Re- Prosecutor John Lombardo 19. of 132 Pearl St„ $25, fail- resist, the counsel o f these war hawks 'What is the explanation? Plainly 1M6 Publlihan Nevspaper of their battle back in the days, and unchallenged authority to Henry Wrobllnakl, Andover, and strpQgsr than Barry Obid- SynSieate foim.” Perhaps if a church 'with of Governor Bowles,, when it have the high rule over all high- Mrs. Edward Foote, Hebron also nolled several other cases ure to grant half of the high- "Savings & Loan" Open-End, Penalty-Free Home Mortgage and who say they want us to risk full show- enough, a significant one is a breaking watpr's at this stage in 1961. including thoee of Brlen Jacob- way; Sri>astian 'Mlsenta Jr„ 33,' GREEN MANOR BEAUTY SALON down of responsibility ail along ths lins, poorer and traditions must at had ffrat become obvious that a er education provided by the Those who have not been con- down with China and Russia now. la d ^ , if Barry Ooldwater has periodic intervals pause for r e great expansion of state-provid- SUU may have ao much aspeal tacted may can the local chair- sen, 91, o f 676 Center St„ Mansfield, $20, operating a mo- 380 MAIN STREET in home, school, couH, government and a pi^tieal hAr, it le Dick Nixon. nowai, it surely becomes im- charged with disregarding etate tor vehicle without a licence: we'd be glad to point them out to you. Consujt with us^nytime... The depth of the madness in the International relatlona ed higher hdaeatlonal opportuni- to membera of the Genaral As- man. Walk-ins are always wel- portant for the individual Chris- ty was about to take place. sembly that they will have traffic control signs and mark- George Mudgett, .17, Vernon, GeGAcquainfed Special We say that itot in a spirit of high Oqnslder nuaois, the key- come. American position as it has been devel- tians, Catholic or Protestant, Then the University and its Dodd Dtoaer TIc Im U inga; Raymond Martin''Jr., 19, $50, speeding; Philip Patti, 27, | without obligation. moralistic censure, for in some wsya atosiS e< the Ooldwater cam- •' H e r a l d •mall patience with thoss who oped by the deadend strategies of the to seek such renewal. Weren't Pyeeldei)! and the State Board want to perpetuaU the ancient Paul Merrick, Democratic of North Windham, unsafe Partington, $60, speeding; Jo-j the incipient breakdown li an under- 'paJgB for the nomination last s e t PTovost, 21. Danielson, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday past few weeks is this: that we have year-, and a citadel of qonservs- those moments when Jestu re- and Ka Cominlealoner both feuA At any raU. If the first town chairman, has tickets for turn; Kathleen Montgomery of standable phenomenon. SocieUas can treated, from the crowds and 82 Carmen Rd„ following too $50. speeding, and $10, making March 2-3-4 somehow brought about a completely begin to lose their moorings, religious five Repukllcaniem. The State's Yesterdays wanted prime control of that great battle and only great de- thd testimonial dinner In honor sought the solitude of the hills ef U.8. Senator Thomas Dodd closely: Robert N. Belanger, 21, unnecessary noise with a motor ridiculous state of^affairs in which we, and other ethical standards to lose their Old Guard party leaders who expansion. The State Board and cision in that feud took place er the sea, momenta for His re- its Commissioner won the sup- with Bowles, back in 1949, the March 4 at. Uie StaUer Hilton o f Coventry, failure to drive In vehicle. hold. werf esriy recruits in the Gold- newal, as He communed with Also, Gllberto Rivas, 22, who arc in Southeast Asia to resjst and 10 Years Ago port of Governor Bowles, and bugle for the second great bat- Hotel In Hartford. the proper lane, and Adolphs ..YOU OUCHT TO S A V E , TOO, IT watsr movem^t are delighted His Heavenly Father 7 PARMANENT WAVE eontaln aggression, ^are beginning to No one knows, for example, how many the etate’s teachers colleges be- Itle has now been sounded. And, Vice President Hubert Brakovskls, 63, of WlUtmantiC, Wlndsorvllla:. $25, operating a to bb back m.the Nixon camp. Renewal u not so much an motor vehicle without a license, Seqm' the aggressor,- and we, who have subtle peychological dtslpcatione have Daniel J. Foley, son ''of Mr. gan expanding into the local lib- although our advance guees Humphrey 'wiU be the guest failure to grant one-half of the HAIRCUT been implanted in us all by this cen- "All my Ufa 1 wanted, to vote ordeal as it is a privilege and highway. and $16, defective equipment; •ought to defend and serve the cause and Mts. Cornelius Foley of 109 requirement of our felth. Only eral arts colleges o f today. wou)d be the result is Uksly to speaker and Jackie Giessen, tel- in c l u d e d tury's first SO years of'vlolenos, with for 'a real iconservacfve for Now, almost twenty yeara svislon star. Is master ot cere- Judge Francis Monchun sus- Leah Roy of 296 N. Main St„ Pine at., is ordained into Ro- through periodic moments of be an inconclusive draw, or MAKE AN • MANCHESnirS OLDEST af peace, are beginning to appear to their two great and ghaatly wars: Or v president," <»s • Ulihota Old later, the threat to the 'vlc^re monies. ^ pended Impoeitlon of sentence 5, roaming dog: (3harlea Ru- man Catholic prieethood by ' renewal can our faith really even an amergency pedes in acha, 19, of 38 Courtland St„ EARLY be the oaes who banllh peace. None of what comparable impact may have hssn Ouardsman toM lis. "I finally of 1949 is that their victory men which the two existing powe” The Democratic Women's In the case o f Edward J. Gard- 1 Biehop Hayes, rector of North grow. The New Testament deaL« $16, faslure to drive right; Da- APPOINTMENT . 643 this was ever pur real national intent wrought by the ehattering advancef of my chance mith OoWwaUr. may prove to have been Pyrrhic structures unite to repel the Club named Mrs. Peter Nichols, iner, 48, of 40 Doane St„ who science in Our time. - low, I wish he hadn't been frequently with the growth of pleaded guilty to intoxication. 'vld Salsbury, 17. Stafford That it should begin to appear to be our American College in Rome, the spiritual life. Mwe of its in character. threat of a new authority high- Mrs. Toby Fox and Mrs. John FINANCIAL INSTITUTION that coofervative, Nixos> looks Henry J. Oallant, 84, of 106 Springs, $60. speeding: Robert But it Is well to understand also that Italy; he thus bscomss first pages are devoted to develop- For one of the key argumenta er and bigger than either of Lester as a nominating commit- Intent is a case of gross mismanagement irresponsibility has long bees and eon- just ahdut rl|lit fo me aav(" or feelings of the present Study tee to present a' elate of officers N. Main St.; was Ansd 926 for Scrivener, 2:i, Hartford, $40, Manchsstsr man to be ordained mg dlselplee than to winning them, tt thoqld bs somathlng to speeding; EllzalieUi Shellabar- of our role, our image, our strategy and tlnuea to be a consdous preaciuneat It AU bui tha Bieat intransigent new converts to the faith. This i Commission on Higher Ekluca- watch. at the group’s March meeting. breach of peace and 910 for in- sup. power. The President has listened issues from those in the arts who ds- in Rome. 26th AnalveTaary Marked toxication. He waa arrested ger of 353 Main S t, $20, failure OoldwaUritss hare recognize is not to say that winning new to grant tlu right of way and to those who have succeeded in making "liberstely sbek to loosen moral etand- that QoldjfSto hifuself is tin- converts is unimportant, out it The three daug^iters of Mr. Feb. 6 in a disturbance at a Main St. piasa shop. Anne Rautenberg of 149 Camp- arde and degrade the tndtvldual and arf.' tehad as a j'residsotlal candi- 25 Years Ago -does mean that unless Chris- docs make clear that-entrance them that call imonHlm, tb all and Mrs. Morgan Hills of Lake- him and all our national power help- It is taught by those w h o. inyist that .vlaw Dr.'-arranged a surprise Other cases disposed of by field Rd.,' $13, intoxication. daU. Nearly all of thsm cannot tians are growing in their dis- into the (Thurch of Jesus CTulet that call upon BUm in truth. He Numerous casts were contin- less. W e,are becoming completely cap- the uniformed echoolchlld a a#t have eiple^lp and faith, our wit- party Saturday . night at the means of fines include: . ablds tbs SMpposad Several hundred persons stroll demands a life of devotion and will fulfill ths dsArs o f thsrr ued to future datek for plea and tive to events. Leadership «rhich can do total freedom o f axpreaeion. ',.1 ' v M Michigan's <^v. Georgs Rotn- through Stats Arinory viewing nesa may be ineffectlya and service, so that through scrip- that fair Him: Ha srill htar Hotel Hooker In WllUmsmtic in Jack Barton, 28, Eata Hart' INSTANT ford, $40, sp«eding; Clifford Jury trials. this to the greatest and presumably ^ It is proclaimed by the am^logtsta nsy oif PenhprtvsaiU’is Oovi Wil- dleplay booths ^at opening ef weak. Our New Testament ture study and prayer we may their cry, and srill save thsm.” honor of tha coujde'a twenty-five J moat intelligent and powerful nation on who lay the ddminal has no rssponsihU-, Uam Ssraaten. By process of three-day Msiiehe’tiUr Products makes it quite clear that con- grow more Christ like in- Pa 146:19. ity for hia erima It is etddanosd. ta Show m nsored this year by version and Joining the church thought, and word and deed! Rev. Alex H. sarth has, literally,,a world to answer oitataafiem Ntaonls their man. Uaeasar, - countless ways in the respodaihUity- Junior ChojBbsr o f Oommsrea. are BOt ends in themselves; it "The Lord Is nigh unto all Oonununity Baptist Cfeiiireh. . Ntaon h ^ t h a procesa aWng. iiP liiiiiiiiiW A U T Y INSURANCE SINCE 1923 dimlnUhlng efforts o f ths IISti«Ssl'C|ta- HU piMIe dptsdhss, hers and emment Tt is sometimss dselSMd tag ^sismefo, {MM^trate on a law of the land by our h lg h M l'm a i^ luurd Una on'^tne VlStnsmsse tratea. . . , I-.1 1«4 EAST, CENTER S f! Real Tycoons Are Kinit cirljfis, which «a s evoke^ no pos- Thyt ap much prOlae o f trresyonnilii^l- slMa ^crlfictam ssaoung erst- Fischetti mVIDENIS PAS Jpmas T. Aubrey Jr., the fabled ity and thus implicitly of violence should wbUe OoMwatsrit^. tHiy FwiiHattara be without effect la an uneffe nssump- K/siiwte 4^ ‘ MANCHtaTEIU-649-5261 "Bmillag Cobra” of the Columbia Broad- tlon. And in recognition of tlte part of HU Words-s|rUu even closer FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT •asUng System who made and broke ea- the problem a lo^cal cure'suggeath'It- to the OoMwntsr mark In mote, tattatatf contact with tha par^y Ample Parking Front and Rear V • ners o f actors, directors, producer, self. There may not be much niat can ‘ I be done about an individual’s interlsr tm- ragAhro—such as an oS-tb** ■II •ad .writers with a wave of his hand, „rs«m aiUilnii AlGtliUnou coun- Dividends paid 4 times a year. At the end of has had a alight interruption in his fab- balances to the extant they ars tinned by Impersonal foroea, hift ty shstzsMs^prtta to hu speech tous oarssr. He himself has been fired atfAV* aneuNT March, June, September and December. Is a great deal that can he dolls by taa< MONTMLV 0VL06N as presidoat of the network. moldem o f optaion, the* pqreati tang pthtto isMfiWnt. bknaeu- aa "Befors Losses H^P^Bi lasuN With Lsppsnl" Let Beneficial put $300 The moment something like this hap- teachers and maksrs and, odMinlf tnu a "miSif ,nf fba.tpader,” Nikon $16.7S All accounts fully insured np to $10,000. tors of the law. They caa n l t t ta rfi tssAM aAaiata *hradki»ot"lu>- 26.58 500. psos. there is an inevitable chorus of assert the absolute nscstalty.^ta a ts- spsi. ita^U os- and diracted Jodgmonta, aioog the "live by the tional eodety, of emphaaialiig Individ- mdst of'htd fire • against 'Vkse < • C A S H 36.41 “loo" •wovtf, peeUh by the sword” line, and ual responolbiUty. prisfidest Hual^iirfy (who itiU Top Hontrs 51.16 1.000 •varybody begins teUing how toiiih We ore not exactly optimistic lhat soSres consSrvsfiva i lUpubU- in your poiA otr fast *On 14 menik 'siae •avaga Aubrey was, and how his own those in bositlona of power er inl|aenOs P. S.—Personal Service takes “ top •Ct •ft ft will perform any auch,''tur*aBqiut('t'ta Left-over bills to pay? Time payment accourit*? Heavy bAavior almost seemed to write the many quarters IrrcsponslbiUty Is am* OoiUogusBtly,''liU poat-rMse- honora" becaiiBO it {urovidea top •bfipt for what finally hapVeasd to him. braced weta'a faaMen.'westhyjsf 'a tlon sttaA on Nsqr Terh’s Gov. quality' influnuice for you and top •xpenm? CIssn ’em all up with cash from'Beiiaficiall . letter cauae. But the fact thta JMora NtatanHuokafeiUr; which so notjsh clalna,“8ervice"Whenever, y.ou Then, maKe onJy ona payment instead.’ of several . . . A t the same time, however, there Is a N. was pifying K thq way im had to play It obalmjaR, V,’ - •ad tha way he abouid have played lb athome. Wirdaspits w th etrtforw ifl exsmplssi and tsadbings, moat p ^ ls aio4snu finance system "You a u y not Vka him pereonaliy," atni mSimgc to rasiat tas easy — su ^ as SMI of the Mhdison Ava. JIgurea of anythinggots.rwas^ .. •. f / J' i* of ow- THE Lepna op to^lOOO-^Lwns llfotaaw^^$A lew I ewtnitan of •LBIfV riWAMCIAt IM8TITWTISII fftoftft abaut hhn. *9ut you'd hsva to mj HI r T I iiI i i i M in tn# nttstmi^n o f i&o, powotywy " fta^OOld- IM tptbtti. T0t9$ m d 09*181 you . ’ leftaMol Bnoeee Ce, el Monchiirter.'V : . ”' I Ihifet asd adatlre him as s buaineaa- lies at laast asms hops aC grsditaUr Nft- 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 1007 BIAIN SlftSE T gSTeild. broIlM, dda k a buslneaa" Ing ths Inoutiua of «« IPO Aqvo *o 0^^ °NEAR MAPtf SrtI Is wbaca M wspaatfuMy dis- rastortag balance, so Ou ^ btaY cwanS fiU p - not finally bavs to bs 9c 9aiifity ia u - . BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 81—COY aln of ttaught one of ml^U,Ud' Vlo] CuinuA 'v-; iQomci '-F r ------rrw

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The marriage o f Miss Jcrilyn Miss Arlene Beverly Mc-^ ZiaulM DelMrtpa o f Blast Hart- Gann became the bride of Gary ford and R ^ e rt Victor DuBaldo Alan Sterling, both of Manches- of Manchester was solemnised ter, on Saturday morning at the Saturday morning at Saint Rose Church of the Assumption. , Chuidh, Seat Hartford. The bride is a daughter of The bride la a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. McGann, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delihrlpa, 21 Deepwood Dr. The bride- U\ tCI Bast Hartford.-The bridegroom groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. flKki I ; hu is a son of Mr. and Mrs. An- Clifford M. Sterling, 16 Oval 1 ' i r i i 1 thony DuBaldo, 161 Glenwood Lane. St. The Rev. Emeet J. Ooppa of i n d U K * rAffifSaiB The .Rev. Austin F. Munich the Church of the Assumption • pMupUih of Saint Rose Church performed • H l f h o r d i Sgiiakeuaa^ periormed the doable ring cere- tOOidnii aoChOd’im n ■ the ddUMe ring ceremony and mony. Paul Chetelat waa or- llWKbfftd dllOHoari was 'celebrant at the nuptial ganist and soloist. Bouquets of URi^ triboUiy Mass. Mrs. Thomas Meunier of 43UAeato. , red carnations and white glad- aOAwiy 48NtwZMlnl East Hartford waa organist and ioli were on the altar. 10pmtte«alo *1 ChuM jCtowfln* 32 Min O’Brita . U m b e r tT M . soloist. Bouquets o f white pom- The bride, given in marriage tmpiMMntt SSFonner RoiiMB 4BHMUn(dm M pons, ' .chrysanthemums and by her father, wore a floor- -• «mp«ior 46SUb • gladioli were on the altar. 4 Bonr 0*w) 38 Bad dMT 47Bod’tiibiiaC length gown of brocade, de- induoubt* 40Soettlrii Tha bride,, given in marriage signed with bateau neckline, ow 27Dlrt UN by her father, wore a full-length long tapered sleeves, and a bell- 16 gown of silhened taffeta, fash- shaped skirt terminating in a I r s r r r ioned with bateau neckline. Em- chapel-length traiii. Her veil of pire bodice a b e e t\ t e d with illusion waa arranged from a 13 beaded motif, sE>ow -'length coronet of velvet brocade. She n kA^-* * •. « aleeVea trimmed with mink carried a crescent bouquet.of * . cuffs and a controlled akirt bridal roses and miniature cari FT IB ' p. ' • termiiULting in a chapel-length nations. train. Her bouffant veil of il- Mrs. Paul R. Gagnon of Man- 17 lusion waa arranged from a chester, Bister of the bride, rr (S’??--:'A x t - T - ' J - i matching mink headpiece was the matron of honor. fT 19 1 trimmed with feathers. She car- Bridesmaids were Mrs. Wen- i ' . . . ‘ i <. ried a- crescent bouquet of dell L. MaePherson of Weth- s&Si white roses accented with ivy. ersfield and Miss Patricia Dei- Miss Rosemarie Solomson of Gaudio of Hartford. South Windsor was the maid of The matron of honor wore a u honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. floor-length gown of red velvet, Alfred Lesperance of Manches- designed with bateau neckline, 3T] ter, sister of the bridegroom; long tapered sleeves and bell- Mrs. Ronald Dellarlpa of East shaped skirt. She wore a red Hartford, siater-ln-law of the velvet pillbox hat with circular m f ; bride; Miss Linda Amadeo of veil and carried a crescent K a r e n S t u d i o Manchester, cousin of the bouquet of red carnations, min- MRS. GARY ALAN STERLING bridegroom; Miss Linda Cocci latifre white carnations and a of Springfield, Mass., cousin of red velvet bow. The brides- 4S U the bride; and Miss Karen Ja- maids were dressed in emerald cobson of East Hartford. green gowns and hats styled to The loveliest thing about a woman VI 4B 46 The attendants were identi- match the honor attendant’s. cally atUred in floor-length- Buriaii Moss photo MRS. JOSEPH MARTIN O’NEILL They carried crescent bouquets is her hairdo. It can do more for u Bi gowns, designed with moss of green carnations, miniature F s l r t e n k a p b o t o green velvet bodices and bone- white carnations and green vel- her than the ^most expensive dress! MRS. ROBERT VICTOR DUBALDO white ci^pe skirts. The Empire Miss Mary Jean Kunz of^brocade. She wore matching ac- vet bows. » ' Our service U prompt and up-to-date In all phases i l l — BT waists were trimmed in moss MsLnchester and Joseph Martin cessories and a corsage of red Miss Michelle R. Gagnon of .mI green satin. They wore match- sweetheart roses. The bride- Manchester, niece of the bride, ing pillbox hats and carried O’Neill . of Ware Shoals, S.C., groom’s mother wore a three- • SH A M P O O A N D STYLIN G BY J. B. WILLIAMS exchanged wedding vows Satur- was the flower girl. She wore h OUT OUR WAY cascade bouquets of happiness piece suit of green velveteen floor-length gown of red velvet roses accented with ivy. day morning at St. Bartholo- with m.atching accessories and » T H A T SO.' OH. lA N P V t X K B R C m cra styled to match thC other at- • PERM A NENT W A VIN G / m o - n o / TH IS Boy/ S . MAC* rrwoitse John PonUllo of Manchester mew’s Church. a corsage of yellow sweetheart ' AIWTTHEWJAV W E U ..W H A TS The bride Is a daughter of tendant’s with a red velvet bow T H E DIF F ER * , T H E r w ) BY A C W IS w s u t r served as the best man. Ushers roses. hairband. She carried a basket WE 6 0 A B O UT, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kunz, • H AIR C O L O RI N G rr / W E DON’T E N 0 E H 0 W X 3 U O FF V 'lO IM JL» t / / M 30 were Ronald Dellarlpa of East A reception fo^ 75 was held of carnations trimmed with red ao nmI knowAowirri- ' Hartford, brother of the bride; 74 Mather St. The b^degroom at Cavey’a Restaurant. For a velvet / H^-DKTEPyxIR SCAMP* Alfred Lesperance of Mauiches- is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- motor trip to Canada, Mrs. • C U n i N G A N D SH APIN G Cory L. Sterling of Manches- ' S K T Y V e ^ m rH K RScm w H B M ter, brother-in-law of the bride- seph O’Neill, Ware Shoals. O’Neill wore a three-piece dress ERISMT H GSRSW M CRa’ O F groom; Marshall DuBaldo af The Rev. Richard C. BoUea of blue-gp-een wool with dark ter served as hla brother’s best The best In nationally advertised H IS A Se / Manchester, cou^n of the bride- of S t Bartholomew’s Church brown accessories. The couple man. Ushers were Stephen L. Heiber of Irvington, N.J., and cosmetic products used. PT room; John L. Sullivan of performed the double ring cere- will live at 18 Strant St. after «w London and Rajnnond Sar- mony and was celebrant at the Gary P. Rtrmsdorf of Man- March 8. chester, N.H. Steven J. Gag tor of Manchester, cousin of the nupUal Mass. Harry Clark was Mr. O’Neill received a BS in CLO SED W ED N ESD AY, M A RC H 3 bridegroom. organist and soloist. Bouquets non of Manchester, nephew of nuclear engineering from North the bride, was the ring-bearer. Mrs. Dellaripa Wore a winter of white ponipons, carnations Carolina State College, Raleigh, to attend classes In New York and bring back to you the pink crepe dress with match- and gladioli were on the altar. N. C. He is presently working Mrs. McGann wore a cocktail latest In styles and products. ing draped turban hat The The bride, given in marriage toward a master’s degree In sheath with an overtjlouse of fj*'— T...™.- bridegroom’s mother wore a by her father, wore a full- physics at Trinity College, eve- gold and green brocade trimmed with iridescent and * ^ .A' 1 sky blue peau de sole drisaswith length gown of white brocade, ning division. He is employed at matching feathered hgt Both designed with scooped neckline, PTatt and Whitney, Division of matching accessories. The Lovely Lady Beauty Salon mothers wore orchid corsages. fitted bodice, 14 ,.: M-taur. United Aircraft Corp., East bridegroom’s mother wore a A reception for 350 waa held three-quarter-length eleevee, fit- Hartford. Mrs. O’Neill, a 1960 blue silk sheath dress with 39Q MAIN STREET— PHONE 649-7666 >• - . i p at the Italian American Club, ted bodice, controlled skirt and graduate of Manchester High roatahing accessories. Both NEXT, TO PERSONALIZED FLOORS . ... East Hartford. For a plane a white velvet cummerbund at- School, graduated from the rhothers wore corsages o f white trip to Bermuda, Mrs. .DuBaldo orchids. IMjmeen pboto^ tached to the detachahle chapel- School of Dental Hyg;lene at wore a powder pink wool suit length train. Her four-tiered veil West Liberty State College, A reception for 140 was held Engaged^ trimmed vrith whltw fox fur at FTano’s Restaurant, Bolton. Engaged The engagement of Mias Co- of illusion was arranged from a Wheeling, W. 'Va. She is em- I was thrillsd. too, to think ho was shavin»~4hsn I collar. She wore a matching matching pillbox hat. She car- For a ski trip to New Hamp- sn^sRement at,Visa Kan* lynne S. Weeton of Vernon to ployed in the office of Dr. D. found out his oat had seratofaod hhnr* T b s pillbox hat and black kid ac ried a cascade bouquet of min- shire, Mrs. Sterling wore a navy ojr Arilne Gsllnat' o i North Aithur C. Kelly of Manchester ceasorles. The couple will live J. Sheridan and Dr. Raymond blue mohair ensemble with Coventry to Francis Arthur has been announced by her par- iature carnations, ivy and Mozzer, Manchester. matching accessories. The cou- at 135 Wells St. after March 6. baby's breath. Warren Jr. of Bolton has. .taen ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Mr. DtiBaldo 1s a graduate ple will live at 5C Southgate announced by her parenta, First Weeton, Kelly Rd. Miss Wendy Bartholomew of CONSTANT VIGIL Apartments, Rockville, it e r of Howell Cheney Technical Benson, Vt., cousin of the Seleotnmn and Mrs. Richard Her fiance la a son of Mr. and School and served six months CHICAGO (AP) — A police March 6. M. Gallnat. Grant HUl Rd. Mrs. Arthur J. Kelly, 313 Char- with the U.S. Coast Guard. He bride, was the maid of honor. detail kept an around'the-clock Mr. and Mrs. Sterling are BEN CASEY Her fiance is a son of Mr. ter Oak St. is employed as an electrician Miss Lois Ledbetter of Man- vigil in front of Elijah Muham- 1961 gradixatea of Manchester and Mrs. Francis A. Warren Mi«« Weeton la a 1963 grad- by Robert’s Electric Co., Wap- chester the bridesmaid. maxi’s 19-room mansion on Chi- High School. Mr. Sterling at- uate of the Creative School of The attendants were identi- cago’s South Side today. BST TR A C rn w r, l60A HEA D,M lfl6 Sr., ToUand Rd. ping. Mrs. DuBaldo to a gradu- tended the School of Pharmacy, DON’ T y o u f l i M f [VvVi’L f (XtiANIW-j) Mias Galinat la a senior at Hairdressing and Cosmetology. ate of Mount Saint Joseph cally atUi-ed in full-length A task force spokesman said University of Connecticut. He is EATOW 1215 «/2 SILVER LANE— EAST HARTFORD DO A TUNCHKnOMY ON THAT AftAN, PR.F10RKXT1MC | R M M ^ r U Coventry High School. Her She is preaenUy employed by Academy and of the Llceneed gowns of blue-green brocade police guards would remain on employed by Vernon Drug, Inc RUNNING > STA N DV /IF> OU fiance is a graduate o f Howell The Provincial Shop, Vernon. Practical Nursing Course at with blue velvet Jackets. They duty in front of Muhammad’s Cheney Technical School, Man- Her fiance, a 1061 graduate of St. F*rancis Hoe^tal. She is wore blue velvet pillbox hats Itome and at the Black Muslims’ 'A LL MEATS ore FRESH C U T — BY FRANK O’NEAL Swedish Wages Double chester, and la employed by Manchester High School, is a employed as a licensed prac- and carried colonial l^ouquets of teihple — mosque No. 2 — in- N O N E are PRE-P A C K A G ED !" r1 Western Electric in Hartford. senior at Central Connecticut tical nurse at Manchester Me- assorted yellow flowers. ' definitely. The home of Muham- eiw , An August wedding is plan- SUts College where be is work- John V. O’Neill of Ware mad, leader of the Negro supre- STOCKHOLM — Every West- VOUMAiZV?! morial Hospital. ned. > ing toward a B8 in business Shoals served as liis brother’s mt^cy sect, and the temple are ern European nation has exper- STORE HOURS; education. AiTumg the "human factors” best man. Ushers were William about six blocks apeut. ienced a rise in, living stand- The wedding is planned for J. Kunz Jr, of Manchester, The potentate of the Black ards in the post-World War n Tues., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 X'P U£C PR.H ART« affecting safe driver behavior, 'June 19. •' according' to Dr. Paul Joliet, brother ,of the bride, and Gud- Muslims stayed Inside his ul- years. In Sweden, for example, Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday). AAS1H0D..A CmCOmyROlP Army Red Tape head of the U.S. Public Health mun Lowell of Manchester. trafashionable home Monday wages — measuned in constant PUNCTURE WITH A D A66ER a n ^ reports that he would dollars — doubled between 1940 tag he would arrive home Service Accident Prevention D1 vita. Ktmz wore a pink wool S O S6 0RS Snarls Plans visUm, are fatigue, dUeasorHil sheath with matching Jacket leave soon for bds winter resort and 1961, and in West Germany March S. trimmed, in American ” beauty hqme In Phoendx, Ariz. they rose 125 per cent. A N PA Then caiAe an urgent totter cohol and emotions. BIVALVE For Wedding saying he had been refused .CA N M ULE. plane space because Ws tran*' O m » N MMl Im. tJA w NAHANT, Msm. (AP) — Pa- fer Imd been delayed, tricia Anns (TonneU wants to Silva said, “ I don’t know BY DICK CAVALI WED. ONLY MORTY MEEKLE 4 know why her long preparations what’s going on.” Silva asked the I ^ Cross for STRICTLY FRESH lor a wedding next week are BY ROY CRANE help. P IC K snarled In Army red tape from Patricia decided to aak some wscXyHsa? HE^/, e e ro u rrc p MAN.TWev’iaS here to Korea. , GRADE A AH, A CIRL SPV.' OKAY. rM TAWNS TUi^iNoarA help from the President. THE OOHMIES HAVE PLANTED H6fle/7H» tf>r “ We’ve been planning this for Silva’s mother, Mm. Helen A P R n T T 6IRL 5PV N A V R EST ASSURED HER TD DI NNER THI S AUDcarym INNSZi ^Neua>-LooiaN0 IS montha,"jEie said. "I've sent EVENING AT THE Silva, asked Congressmen John USED I'L L GIVE HER O f n C E . T H O T M3U M IG HT BfZeEOOFCf^ out SOO invitations. What are we W. McCormack and Htuold D. AT MV INDIVIDUAL CAF^ LA FLORIDA, B E IN TE R E STE D . m i o m . going to do?” Donohue to help. A TT E N T I O N . you CAN LOOK HER Patricia, 21, said she appealed OVER. Mrs. Silva said, "They toM to P r e s id ^ Johnson, and even him that he would be notified 60 invited him to the wedding, days before his time waa U] fan n ed for March 13 in St. where he would be reasslgjjed. TOomas Aquinas Church. They still haven’t told him.” But the prospective groom, Rcmald G. Silva, 10, of Wal- tham, la in Korea With'the 7th 8 MOHor '’ -"•ket Food Motors, Inc. Division Ariitlery, and h f says he can’t leave as planned. market food ’58 liS JABUAR ’62 PONTIAC AH CORVAIR The wedding data waa set two nowadays takes more people OLDS. months ago on the belief Silva than to produce it. About five- 4 tfiriw.wiTMi^matwiS’* would 1)« reassigned to the million Americana are Involved ItolMay Sadai XKE Coopt SAFARI -Doof' United States early in March In food production, but more after a year in Korea. 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i « A'. PAGE EUEVEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1966 PACE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEISTER, COIW«» *, xaoo — " i ! • lit——• m ' " »" — ,THE Area Class B Teams Bunched Together I CBS to Get Full Yankee Ownership in Near Future Herald Angle BASKCTMUi Big Question Ahead EARL YOST Eagles Resj, Owner 20 Years, •porta Btlltar SCOKES. ’ OraWlHff Bye east side Mn^iBn For Bruins Johnson NattVea on Big League Roatera , BluscoaU outfought the V A ' Pair of Manchest^ natives are listed on the rosters of Hosemkn last night, 39-25. The Webb Bows Out BOSTON (AP)—Ajparhlyzlng l«g injury mhy hav« On Playdown Bluecoats^^ at halftime, 14-9, tiro major.league baseball clubs this spring. The chances and at thrdbyquarters held a ended the hockfey pUying career of Boeton defenseimm the 50-50 that either or both will stick with the parent ------Worn Johnson. Fans planning on follow- slim 19-17 lead^The Bluecoal FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP)—Tho Columbia clubs. Tom Kelley, still drawing his pay slips from Uncle offense was led by.,MerIe Shaw fidcasting System increased its majority holdings in A veteran of 15 aeasona and ing the area learns in the 078 gomes In the National Hotk- Sam, will rejoin the Cleveland Indians at Tucsen, Ariz., (14) and Jim Wllson^HJttle Gary theH Catholic, Rockville, South saw the Elks win over Ted- Industrial tycoon Del E. Penoreol muscle at the left la Jay Johnstone, a local native, many, judging: by the fin»l Windsor, and Ellington are all ford's, 35-32 game, and Hilltop Webb had been conneetsd knee. mow residing in West Coyina, Webb, co-owner of th? Yankees In Breeze •core. bunched together, ih the tough Motors romp to a 39-13 win for the past 20 years, Sow- Ikjwed out with the Yankees since 1945 Johnm was Injured In a eol- Calif. Johnstone, 19, Is giw n an upper bracket In fact, the Bob- over Peck Lumber. Itsion ^ t h Chico M aH In C%1- ccellent shot at making the of baseball Monday (jvlth the 'when he, along with Larry Mac- cats and Knl^ts fight it out in The rebounding _ of Dennis sale of his 10 per cent to the FORT LAUDEHtDALE. Fla. cogo Sunday night. grade with the Angela. HMyron J. Tremaine, Like Kelley, Johnstone la a Stan Landes and Doug Har- to meet the Eagles, who drew ly hoops by Stan Geidel and less than $3 mtlMon. At the time CBS had paid $11.2 million for year. 52-year-old Sam Snead Is Blackhawks team physlctan, ’ bonus baby, having signed a re- vey, two National League base- a bye for the playdowns in the Jack Grezel, both nine points, the Ywkees also had vast real an so per cent interest In the i' the king of American senior told the Bruins the severing of ported $50,000 contract while a ball umpires, have been busy first round, Rockville, if they led the Elks. Dave Hassstt (19) estate holdings, including Yan- Yankees last Aug. 14. At that golfers — In a breeze.- And who the muscle was accompanied student at UCLA. Because of this season officiating college get by the playdown and semi- threw In the most (or,Tedforda kee Stadium, the bail part and time, CBS had an option to pur- is going to nudge The Slammer by cut motor and sensory his hustle, Johnstone has been basketball gomes. Ditto for finals, is almost sure to run udw went scoreless In the sec- the Kansas City Stadium. All chaM Uie remaining 20 per cent off the throne? nerves which produced com- tabbed “the new Enos Slaugh- John Stevens of the American head on Into the Eagles in the ond period which proved to be three since have been sold. between March of this year and Ben Hogan, now post 50 and plete paralysis In the leg. ter.” Kelley la out of Manches- League staff. . . Ability to ad- semifinals. their downfall. November 1999. The 66-year-old Webb at first eligible for the Teacher Trophy ter High and was up with the just to game situations has been Ellington (11-9 and South Jack Hull (12), Greg John- said the pressure of business "It will be six weeks before The network exercised hall its championship, might have done parent Indians both at the start one of the biggest assets for Windsor (14-3) start the ball son (10) arid Richard Ricci (10) prompted his decision to retire it this year. But Hogan refused Johnson will have any muscle and the close of the 1964 Amer- Coach Fred Shabel at UConn rolling Thursday at the Rock- led Hilltop. Bill Mtlewski and option Monday. A source cipse from baseball. Under further function In his left leg and at to the network told The Asso- to try. declaring that "I do not ican League campaign. The this -winter. The Storrs post ville high. Coa<* Charlie Bob Moriarty both Scored five questioning, however, he ac- consider myself a senior golf- least six months before he’ll be young ouUSelder is a switchhit- looms as onlv a stepping stone Sharos’ Bobcats won the 11th points for the Lumberman. TOBV KIMBALL ciated Press to expect CBS to knowledged he had decided to able to do much walking,” Dr. JOHN WENDEUIEI^ JIM W ALKEll. JOHN AUSTIN WES BLALOSUKNIA close out the deal before the end er.” tsr. fbr the sad-faced, successful spot in the ratings -while Coach BUSINESSMEN —' sell because he no longer has Snead, with $3,500 first money TVemaine said. While in high school, John- hoop -coach. . . Sod nemni from Bob Healy’s boys are rated The Telephone Co. nipped of the year. active participation In tho club. Up with calisthenics. Veteran Whitey Ford is at Johnson joins a lengthening Topping, wtio, along with ONE, ’TWO, THREE — Yankee Manager Johnny at stake, was not so particular. atone was the object of colleges Springfield, Mass., yesterday 33rd. It marks the third time Nassiff Arms 41-40 in the first Webb denied he hod Watted to Keane takes look as pitchers and catchers looseii right. (AP Photofax.) He won the Seniors iMt year, list of seriously hurt Bruins. from coast to coast and also was the report^of the death of the teams have met this year game while Grantland roIlM W ol verines^ Webb, was present at Monday’s l^bby Lelter was checked Bialosuknia and Kimball Picked priss conference, said he In- sell until the end of the congrete- went on to beat the British elder Met major league baseball Henry (Hank) Butova, director and become the rubber match, over Case Bros. 82-45 in the champion, Syd Scott, in a 7 and into the boards In Montreal In nightcap. ‘ -tended to fulfill Ms five-year sionals probe of the Yankees’ alUbs. His father, John John- of athletios and baseball coach both clubs winning at home. 6 walkaway, and he came back November and broke his arm In The opener was nip aivd tuck contract as club president but sale to CBS. Tlte probe ended stone, did the talking, the at AXC. Buto-va was stricken "We should be health y,*' Lead Bruins last week. Herman Preaching Hate to BoSox^ Hate Defeat this time to defend his champi- three places. Dean Prentice got from the opening whistle. Nas- added that CBS has an option to youth said. with a heart attack and died. Healy said yesterday. “I Uiink On A ll-N ^ England Hoop Team onship with ease. broken beu;k when he was Batting Coach Joe Oordon we’ll have Kenn Kobus back. It siffs led, 18-13, sft intermission purchase his . 10 per cent any- “I mode my decision long be- He -was 44 . . . Am ong the top fore the hearings began,” he Despite a douj>le bogey six-on tripped In Chicago In December. 2 should be a real good game. I then Telephone tied It up at time it desires. reports Johnstone "has all the students at Bast Catholic are In Ratings the final hole, which didn't The following month regular hope It will be a good game,” 23-all at the three quarter ‘ T Intend to stay on the full said. "For that matter, I was tools to become a .300 hitter.” basketball players Frank Kinel bother him Ih the slightest be- malle Ed Johnston broke his he repeated with a smile. mark. Tim McNamara (14) BOSTON (AP) -soph evt??* ball can be judged from the —t— live years,” said Topping. "I never concerned about the hear- Spring Training The Jedmstones resided on and Ray LaGece . . . Recent is- idence sophomore center Dexter Questions land In Toronto and then for- was tops for the Telcf^otte, mores Jimmy Walker and The UOLA Bruins are contin- ings. Franldy, I think the whole cause he 4 lready had the first McKee St. when they lived in sue o f Sportsweek, the new Fourth ranked Rockville (16- Westbrook "and Boston Univer- fact the only two Connecticut' hope by that time Ralph Houk ward Forbes Kennedy suffered 3) rates the favorite in the followed by Don Smith (O).BIg thing was jm t a lot of politi- prize In his pocket, Snead won Mancheater and were close weekly sports publication with Wes Bialosuknia join three sity’s versatile Randy Cross. losses of the season came when uing their spirited pursuit of the and Don Jr. wUl be ready to a fractured shoulder on home piaydowhs against 17th ranked Mike Cavanaugh (14) M Nas- he was sidelined. He averages cians using baseball for their the tournament by four strdkes friends of Norman Specter of headquarters In New Haven, repeat selections as the Walker is the poised, 6 foot-l Michigan Wolverines In Ths As- take over the operation of the Ice. Terryville- (13-7) Saturday slffs. Jerry. (Dbenauer chipped 20.5 rebounds and 19.2 points a club.” own publicity. with 278, elght-under-par for tflb Norman’s and Charlie Prelle of profiled Spec Shea, former New 1966 Associated Press All- firebrand who propelled the Fri- sociated Preae' college basket- a Fort Lauderdale Country Club night in Wethersfield, but Coach in with 11 points. gams. Houk currently ts general Webb said tho entry of CBS Dillon's. Ih s family moved to York Yankees pitcher. The ars to their seventh straight 20- course. John Canavari is making to The second game was just New England major col- Bialosuknia. from Pough- ball rankinga But time Is run- manager and ' rice president into baseball would not only whether during the off season. "The tract. Maybe the West Coast in 1950. automobile given Shea in 1947 game winning season. The In this final run for the mon- boasts. He’ll be at full strength the. opposite o f the first gome lege basketball team. keepsie, N. Y., has established ning out for the West Coast with Dan Topping Jr. serving as help the Yankees but the entire not, Roberto Clement’s blood circulation didn’t seem to General Manager Joe Brown one season. Bowling when he was with New York team's top scorer has 425 points ey, all of Snead's earlier pur- for the contest, and the rf- -with Grantland . having an easy Boston College's John Austin, a Huskies’ sophomore scoring team which Is seeking to finish his assistant. sport be right. So I threw about 35 tried to call him at his home in “ But It must be done eventu- -was also shown .Mrith special and a 20.2 average to dats._ phone was busy so the suers faded back and an ob- JUNIOR GIRLS — Mlchela moval of the cast from A1 time with Case’s. Tom McOar- a vote-getter second only to rqcord of 433 points—a 21.7 on top for the second straight pitches more the second time.'” Puerto Rico. The line was busy. ally. That Is the most Important Other Side mention to the registration A junior, Austin needs only brass doesn’t know whether scure 52-year-old pro from Mi- Twerdy 128, Putz's wrist should make the tan led all scorers with 36 Providence's Walker—the only pverage with at least three year. Two of them Mickey Mantle Brown said he'd try again. He and most difficult task I face. Here's what Tkn Rose, New plates which carried the letters seven more points to better the ami, Joe Lopez Sr., came on sharpshooter all the more ef- followed by Doug Secor with unanimous choice—was named he’s a holdout or not even busted out of the park. Said he did. (lo luck. No luck on a third Haven Register reporter, who SPEC. Thanks to Norman Spec- BC season high he set lost year more to play. Michigan WM ttis runnsr-up Form er gp'eats Ted Williams DUSTY AUTO—Watt TeiUer fective. Stilt Canavari points 19. For Cqse’s, hustling Rick for a secemd time. So were Con- A sound defender. Wendelken, if he is so classified and felt fine. try, either. with a 67 to take second place at •overed the Hillhouse-Manches- and Just 28 more to top the var- to the Bruins last season. In this and Bobby Dperr are scheduled 142-364, John Maiorca Jr. 140- tor of Manchester, owner of out. funny things can happen Fontanella poured in 14. necticut center Toby Kimball Two Games on Road In Pompano Beach, however, Brown said he’d send him a 282. ter High Class A Tournament sity career mark of 1,269 held of Hoboken, N.J., la a good re- week's poll, the next-to-laM one' what about Nick Willhite to arrive today to work with 370, Dick Brown 148, Stan M i- Norman's, the plates were given in tournament play and he Norman's opened playoff com- and Holy Cross gtiard John bounder, averages nine assists left-handed Washington pitcher telegram. gawe last Friday night had to to the committee back In '47 by Jim Hooley. He has 606 of the year, the Wolverines eol- who may have to have an some of the young players. ruckl 378, Ed Slowlk 142-358, must get by the winner of the petition last night with a scorch- Wendelken. p^nts and a 26.4 average to a gams and has a 30.4 scoring lected $1 first-place votM and Willhite remained imder obser- (3ene Phaneuf 377, Ted Cham- aay: to give to Shea. South Catholic (15-4)-Shelton appendectomy and will it SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., March Williams, will perform his an- Record Breaker ing 42-26 win over the Hobby Balloting by member spOrts- date this season. average. 909 poinU wWIe UCXA had four vation for an ailing appendix bers 364. “^Mighty Hillhouse -crushed « * * (6-8) playdown and the first Shoppe. End UConn Schedule 2 (AP)—Red Sox manager Billy nual stint with the rookies and writers and broadcasters deter- votss for the top positton and affect the deal with Los and should know today whether Mancheater 81-45 with ridkul round, probably against A b- Scoring 17 points in a red hot Herman is preaching hate to his any others who want to avail NEW HA'VEN (AP)—Paul mined the composition of the 563 points. Angeles ? an operation Is necessary. RENEGADES—Bob Boroch ous ease fei the Wesleyan Uni Off the Cuff bott Tech, if he is to meet East first quarter, the Fumituremen squad—hate defeat, that Is. themselves of his batting wis- Linlak of Conard has two more squad annoisKed today. (Connecticut’s basketball five, having nailed down the Willhite is on trial with the 3«3. verslty field house last i^ h t Class B OLAC Tournament for the third time Utis season were too much to overcome for Points wers awarded csi m ba- As usual at this stage of Senatora. He waa purchased “My biggest problem Is get- dom. Lee Thomas already has CLAC swimming records—2 :09.8 to advance to the quarterfinals ohemnpions lost year. Middle- in the semifinals. a game Hobby five. Bialosuknia is a tsammate of sis of 10 for a flrat-idace vote, 9 Yankee Conference title and an NCAA tourney berth, gome, more questions than condltlonany from the Loe An- ting rid of a losing attitude on expressed eager ness to get tho 200-yard individual med- of the ClAC Class A Basket- Kimball's on the Connecticut Pettit Will Retire for second etc. and tbs balloting baseballs were In the air at some help from Ted. REPUBLICAN WOMEN — town High missed by one gaiM East Coach Don Bums is hap- Using a wen balanced scor- seeks to continue its winning ways with two games this 19 geles Dodgers and an ox>eraUon this team,” the new skipper who ley and :64.7 In the 100-yard ball Tournament D ot AipplSby 165, Eileen Carson of gaining the tourney field this py with the bye which gives ing attack, led by Dtm Hub- Yankee Conference champion- by 41 regional experts was the m ajor league training could affect condttlons of the replaced Johnny Pesky confided Doerr will work with some of butterfly. He set them Saturday “The Acs of Coac^ Sam 'week, both away from home. TTie Huskies clash with 165, D ot F ogg 162, Rita Ander- season. . . Standout with Mid- his third raidced Blaglee (17-1) bard (15) Ed Fitzgerald (lO) ship five headed for the NCAA booed on games through IsH camps Monday. sale. Monday. the young Ihfield prospects. as (Donard won tho CIAC team Bender never trailed, never Colgate at Hamilton, N. Y.,^ son 160, Doris Snow 162, Pat dletown this season was a S-8 a week to reedy themselves and Bob Rizza (9), Norman's Eastern Regional Tournament sturdAy. In the Yankee camp, ace lefty And in Fort Myers, Clemente Boston has been a second di- In an informal 1 n t r a squad title with 55 points over Notre were threatoied and never Wedneoday.. night; and they Turkingfton 162, Do£ W elles 163, Negro jumping-jack named BUI for the first roui^ Wednesday led comfortably throughout the March 8, as is once - beaten, After This Season Michigan upped its record to 6-2 junior Don Heaford (10.5), J>srd threw for five minutes, officially was classified as a vision fim ^er for six straight game Monday, the Dick Radatz- Dame of West Haven, •BO, and worked a sweat H»ey rat- conclude their regular season at at Manchester High. “They rough contest. High man for fourth-ranked Providence. 162 Met week, just managing to 6-3 sop)iomore Ron Ritter (9.2) rested a while, then threw five yecuv and been no higher than led team defeated a makeshift Greenwich, 36. Bea Bagley 167-076— 476. tled o ff 14 straight points in Battle. The youngster goes -way . Rhode Island, before the tele- holdout. He wasn't around fbr the Hobby Shoppe was Briem In addition, Yankee Confer- sneak post nUnois 80-79 after and either 6-0 P. J. Curran minutes more. seventh In the pest three. club headed by Bill Monbou- the last 3:30 of the first period over the basket and his dunk played three games last week, ST. LOUIS (A P)— Bob Pettit, who wm to the St. vision cameras on Saturday af- the opening of Pittsburgh’s first Cushing (11). ence players dominated the sec- defeating Minnesota 91-78. (3.6) or 5-11 Tommy Penders "It's an attitude I believe is quette 8-0. for a 31-6 lead, ihei moved at shot is something to see. He's and we have a couple of boys Louis Hawks what Stan MusiiU waa to the baseball (Car- ternoon. "I’ll admit my arm felt Ured spring training seaalon. Rober- the son of a Hartford minister. that can do fine with some Tonights pteyotf activities ond which includes Clar- UCLA won handily over Stan- (8.7) . will sgainst the outclassed In- During a n l^ t when four Bill Battle has to be the smaU- rest,” Bums said yesterday. continue with the chamthon ence HIH of Massachusetts, dinals, announced his lYtirement from professional bas- ford 83-07 and OaHfomia 88-68 There should be a "home dlanjs. . school records fell, Saturday, est center in the state at 5-8. .. Although Bums remains op- Herald Angels facing Pagoni's: Dennis McGovern of Rhode Is- ketball Monday for a 3-3 mark. town” delegation in the Hunt- 'iHiUhouse, -which em i^yed the Huskies toppled New Walt (Oon) Hurley, one o f the timistic, he's ready tor some Barbers at 6:50. I land- and Maine’s John Gillette. 7510 announcem ent c a m s dur- rect time for me to step aside.” Iha Wotverinss have three ington Gym stands rooting for three different defenses, includ- "I have estahUshed certain . Hamoshlre with ease, to rack a visiting player. He’s 8-4 soph- ing an opaning fi^l court press, best new- basketball officials in tough tattles. He probably will ing a news conference at which games remaininc in regular Three in a Row Town Duckpin Event TIRI CITY standards for myself mn^ I up tbeir 14th Yankee Confer- omore Bill Hotowaty from near- once led by 70-30. SUbs played the state, got around to talking have to beat either Mills Re- Hawk owner Ben Kemer broke season, against Wisconsin to- wotfid never be content 9o play ,, ence title (they also tied once) by Mohawk, N. Y., averaging OPEN EVERT DAT 8 to 18 most of the second half.” about the size of youngsters gional (15-3) Or Joel Barlow into tears and could not finitfi night, Minnesota Saturday and UNOOLN» R L (AP) A S^(iRES today. ‘Til never forget my days (11-5) "in the quarter finals imd his speech honoring PettH. below my own stondarda,” Pet- Ohio State next Monday. UCLA in 18 yeara. That, was the 21st 4.8 points and aa many re- The rest of Rose's story was Amidst Bitter Tears and Silence tit said. win In 23 games and the 13th In JorJeey doesn’t ride three feicidenta]. under Coach Fred Stone at plans to see either South Cath- Pettit, an 11-yeor Natlona] closee tts oompoisyi tMs week- bounds. Holowaty was destined wtnaei* every day, but In Satnrday at Y Lanes Weaver High. I was 6-3 and olic (14-5) or Rockville in the Basketball Assoclaition veteran, Pettit bos been named to tite end with back-to-bock matches a row. FRIENDSHIP — Steffle Bo- Coach n u i Hyde of the In- all-league team straight three consecutive reoee — weighed 315 pounds and took a semifinals. said he hoped to see action in 10 against Southern Oattforhio. In Colgate (7-17), the Nut- relio 175, Carol Bullens 185- dians, hopeful of a top per- times and to the East-West NBA that’s Bomthlng speclaL formance from his club, felt sise IB shoe. I always had The area's representative In Four Australian Swimmers the Weztera Division playDfUs St. Joaeph's, Pa., held third meggers wUl find an opponent Entries are now being accepted by Norm Vittner, di- 203— 531, Carole Page 217-493, AH-fMor game every jreor be hoe Bettor Gets Jack Bradley, a New Jer- BRAKE ADJUSTMENT HHlhouae had at least three trouble from one sport to anoth- G ranks, Coventry (14-6) meets IMS season. But, be ozM he place. The Hawks- have a 24:1 . that could very well break the Marge PetUnglil 472, Ruth Sil- been in the NBA. sey campaigner, turned the rector, for the 14th annual Men’s Town Bowling Tour- All-State candidates in Walt er trying to get a pair of shoes second ranked Oid Saybrook wasn’t sure he would and add- slate after beating LoBaBe 98-85 winning bubble. The Red Raid- havy 190-464, Rae Hannon 211- Pettit Hid be wanted to leom trick Monday at Lincoln nament at the Y lanes. Qualifying play will be held Sat- Esdaile, Bill Evans and Tony (18-1) tomorrow night at Nor- Banned from Amateur List ed; "W e’H know more about last week. Providence. aKhorigh ers carried Syracuse Into a 460, Marie Fraser 460, Eleanor that fit. Now today, a number the banking buslnoH. Twin Double Downs and trainer Floyd / PnD Frcnt Wheels Barone. The ACs were by far of my players (elementary wich. "It will be real interest- that next week when the doctor tt lost its first gome of ths ma- triple overtime last week be- urday with four shifts planned, one each at 11 a.m„ Wilson 450, BiU Labosky 203, / Check Dmme, Lining, Seals and lha twe^ima AK-Amerioa at Ltancon saddled on three. 2:30, 6:46 and 11 p.m. Each con-^ the best club the locals faced grades) wear size IBs and 13s.'' ing,” said Coach Joe DeGreg- examines my leg.” son, 71-67 to Vlllanova, re- fore losing, 93-90. E>1 Wilson 202, BiU Hannon Cylinders SYDNEY, Australia (AP) —6 ends Imr competitive career. Lotfisiana State Univeratty is Each now has hod U win- an season. Coach Bender was Hurley played at Virginia State orio of the game against the The S2-year-oM forward, who mained In fourth place. Two years ago, Colgate upset testant will roll six games with 200, Eri Kodes 200, A1 BoteUo She declined any comment. the vice pretodent of a ^ ^ t o n Record Take ners thlanwetlng. / Check and Pock Bearings kind to newsmen when he said, after graduatii^ from Weaver Shclreline Conference cliamp The expulsion of four girls from was the first to score 30,000 The Top Ten, with won-loet the top 16 scorers, plus defend- 232-615, Lou SlUiavy 226-201— Rouge, La., bank and hM ether Connecticut immediately after Hie string was capped / Add Broke Fluid As Necessary "I expected more competition. who lost only to Morgan High Her husband, Gerry Ware, points in the NBA, injured Ms recxwds through Saturday, Feb. ing champion Ed Bujauclus, 583, .. .One o f the top coaching,, jobs Australian Swimming Unibn — buaineH IntereHs. the Hu.skles nailed down a Yan- MIAMI, Pta. (AP) — Big Her- when B rodl^ rode Jnst / Adjust Broking Contact On All We expected a much Oougher of Clinton this season. Who- said she would have nothing to right knee in a gome earlier in 37, and total points: moving Into head-to-head roll- in the area -was turned in by in effict, a ban on all amateur "HU reoordi convey the great kee Conference flag; and three bie Lewia won $198,317.60 oh the Gobbler $8.30. $4B0, $S.20 to Wheels time.” And cagey Bender ever wins, meets the -victor say until she received official the year. He has been sidelinsd ing Saturday, March 13. JEWEL ^ Sandy Beben 500. Paul (Frosty) Francis at Kings- compeUtlon — brought bitter player he woa but not the won- 1. M ichigan 19-3 399 of the men who helped turn the twin double at Hialeah Monday a 8'/^ length vlotory over moaned, "We missed a lot of when Charter Oak champ notification of her expulsion for 32 of the 00 Hawk gomes this Cash awards will be made, wood this season. tears from a little tsen-agsr but derfifi person he is,” aeid Ker- 2. UCLA 22-2 362 trick arc now the leading scor- and figures tfaeM winnings — Oionoe Data In the featured Rocky Hill plays the winner of from the federation. season after 10 years of being the exact number and amount to HOLIDAY DERBY — Paula only stony silence from veteran ner. ‘Aien Ike Hawk owner 3. at. Joseph's, Po. 341 821 ers-for the Raiders. They are laigeot payoff In U.8. thor- ^rlng Itake Puree. Jnst the Griswold-Durham game, The other girls expelled were known os on Iron man In the be determined by the number of M orra 343, A1 Gauba 143-135— Dawn Fraser, one of the world's broke down and handed Ms 4. Providence 30-1 38« 6-4 EM Muntner (17.8), 6-2 ou^bred track Matory — “ pttt Gobbler recorded the fastest .07 a week from Saturday night at Linda McGill, 20, for four years, punishing spoit. entries. 400, Larry Larentzen 169-357. best. short, typewritten speech to 6. V a n d e r b i l t 30-8 303 George Dalzell (17.5), and 6-8 me a little ahood lor the aea- five furlongs of the meet, Lyman Hall in Wallingford. and Miss Duncan and 15-war- The holding, O-foot-9 PettH Mike Aunuebon, the Hawks’ at- 6. Minnesota 17-4 14« Tom Crulhers (9.0). Muntner Bon." 68 1-5 seconds. Upper bracket among the 16 Lucas’ Homecoming Ball ‘Mummy, mummy,” B<*bed old Marlene Dayman, three has scored a record 20,841 SPOUSES — Don Mathews torney. Aubuobon llnlahed reeul- 7. D a v i d s o n 342 18« and Cnithera are also the lead- Lewis beta dofly. Loot year he Earlier, Bradley had won (lualifiers will roll at 7 p.m. 17-year-old Nan Duncah, “I years each. All were members points in Hie NBA. He cracked 136-362, Dick Grinarich 364. Ing the K>eech while Kemer 8. Duke 18-1 103 ing rebounders. A pair of soph- won $60,536.40 on the twin dou- aboard Atman 816JTO In the March 18 with the lower bracket don’t have to give up swim- Of AustraHa’s Olympic team. the 30,000-point barrier on ^ - sobbed and dabbed at his eyw 9. Villanovm 10-4 67 omores, both averaging six ble at Tropical Pork. fUfii race and Mr. TJL $7 In slated for action the same night Until Pistons Crash Gate ming, do I ? ” The action was announced in dsy, Nov. It, in Otncinnatl. COUNTRY CLUB — Paul wMh a h s n d k e r ^ e f. 10. B rig h a m Y oun g 145 46 points, handle beck court du- Fbr Monday'l winning oom- the sixth. at 9 o’clock. The quarterfinals Sports Schedule Hobart, Tasmania,'' Monday aft- ‘ T think I oouhl play profes- Hunt 154-364, A1 Gayson 148 Mias Fraser, winner of four ties. They ere 6-2 Tim Vlngrass Wnetlon. 7-8-0-6, he taiveeted $1,- are scheduled Sunday afternoon, er the ASU had ccxisidered a re- sional basketball next year and 358, John Dyment 147-373, Jerry Lucas’ ^ homecoming'^Royata’ Lucas, the chy’s favor- Olympic gold medals and holder and 6-2 Gary Blonglewlcz. 640 on two outsiders and two March 14 at 3:80 with the semi- port by BiU Slade, manager at play wsO,” said Pettit, who was m THE DOG HOUSE Charlie Whalen 138-363, Ken wo* a Buckeye ball until the ite son. Wednesday, March I of dozens of records, was hand- Connecticut Is paced by 6-3 more favored. He hod 12 live finals the some night starting Australia's swimnilng team In Rookie o f Hie Year in 1964 when A hollow- tree trunk, found Bennett 135-365, .Merrill An- FM NT END lUGNMENT Detroit Pistoqe esoshed the Swimming—H.P.H.S. at Man- ed the stiffest JoH — 10 ySars. "Wes Bialosuknia who broke .the tlcketa gatngJnto the last half of at 7:80. gate. Ihe lormer OWo State All- chester 8:30 There Is no appeal. Miss Fras- the 1964 Olympic Games, oiUng the Hawks ware at Milwaukee. Commodores, Irish In the woods, and boarded up derson 141-374, Harry Atherton America. piaying his second ______But, he continued: "In my school's season sophomore the twin double. at one end makes a good home The champiMishlp match is 353, Frank Obremski 350, Tom The Pistons, driving for a Na- er, who was recently married, them for alleged mlsbehaYlor In / Adjust Too game after being sidelined three ; heart, I feel tttat tMs is the cor- scoring record his last time out. One live ticket was left on the for a farm dog or wild pet. set for Saturday night, March CTonrem. 250, John Chanda 352. tional Basketball Association is 27 so the action appenntly Tokyo. weeks with a chest injury, R n c f n I I C o l l e W He now. has 433 points In 20 tost race. "T o save the posalbiH- 20 at 7 o'clock. / Set Comber . Jrfayoff spot, ripped Cincinnati scored 20 points apd grabbed 18 ' " O S I 49 11 games for a 21.7 average. Next ty that Match Wlta might kzw," Recreation Division rules will VnXAGfi MIXERS — Di Get Tourney Spots Bob Farrington, 36, national / Set Caiiter 180-110 Monday night at Colum- rebounds. But the Rovals were d is 6-8 senior -Captain 'Toby Lewis said he bet $1,1M on the prevail which means the eveht Costanzo 182-476, Ron Nlrison harnessraolng champion three y Center Steering bus. Ohio, despite an out- hopelearty behind when he 0 6 3 0 0 0 1 W l O O C F REMEMBER WHEN? — Halftime Kimball, second In the nation In favored A. Deck and $000 on a is open to all local residents or 672, Perc Humphreys 299, Joe of the last four years, was a /R ood Teat standing performance by the fouled out with a little over five | * ______•*highlight Thursday, night between NEW YORK (A P)— Vanderbilt has captured its first rebounding last week, who 14-1 chance, Nattve Rhythm. A. men who had s(Hne schooling in ED BUJAUCIUS St. Germain 214, BUI Quacken- Deck was second and paid $8-40 bricklayer until driving hts flnst minutes remaining. MEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — the Trinity-University of Hartford averages 20.5 rebounOa and 10.2 Manchester. bush 557, Fran Sweet 556 Southeastern Conference basketball title and Notre and $2.60. ' race In 1965. that the event has been staged Reggie Harding, with 34 NIT-bo\:nd Boston College, mi- basketball game will be a five-minute points. Joining this pair will be Last year there were 111 efi- Ginger Yourkaa 186, Norma Dame has won a trip to Lubbock, Tex., swelling the tries. This wlH be the 10th year at the Y. Adams 452, Ed Yourkas 200, THOROUGHBRED RACING points and 14 rebounds led the nus the services of John Aus- exhibition of the game as it was play- way as the Pistons moved to tin, has won the Beanpot Bas- NCAA ch' ypionahip field to 16 teams. Jack S 1 1 e b 11 z 200, Harold $^.07 within 2^ games of third-place ketball Tournament title for ed when invented. Proceeds from the Vondaitali Tf-#4 victory over'^-- Elrlckson 561, Dick Lynn 200 NOWI2;; _BaHimore in the race for the the second time in its three- program will go to the basketball Hall Auburn and . mrida’a 08-06 d«cl- Eileen Boris 217, Millie Denley <81, Lee Sheehan 479, Don Den flnai Western Division playoff year history of Fame at Springfield, Mass. Frater- oion ovar Tanni Monday Estes Honored Morris Top N FL Receiver berth. Ray Scott had 21 points The Eagles held off a late ikgtit wioppad up the SEC ley 210. and Detroit player-coach Dave nities from both schools- will supply rally and defeated Northeastern manpower for “ old-time” action — for UM fifth-ronkad Oom- At Utah State’s DeBusschere 18. 66-51 for the crown • Monday modOTM, who' draw bya into Teammate Ditka Runner-Up SENIOR BOYS—Doug Zac night. Austin was idled by a minus the dribble — with help of the aomifinala at the NCAA Final Victory caro 127, Pete Herdlc 134, Ken Bastem Division knee injury suffered in the ex- peach baskets, step-jadders, turtle- Mldaaat Ragtonala nt Lexing- Marksteln 132-126—362, George Cochran 154-366, Bill Gutzmer W. L. Pot G.R hibition victory over the PJiiJ- ton, Ky. NEW YORK (AP) — Flanker.?, Morris broke the standard of MUFFLERS neck sweaters, original football (soc- LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Ihe 136-341. x-Boston ... 57 13 .814 . - lipe Oilers Saturday night. Notre Dame ’’elimtoated” bock Johnny Morris of the Chi- 84 passes caught established by cer ball), and first rules of Dr. James late Wayne Estea, Utah State’s • Rases Mon. thru FrL Cincinnati . 41 27 .603 16 Willy Welters, who had 14 Obetghton 92-74 and woa award- cago Bears was the National Tom Fears eff Los Angeles In INSTALLED FRK )>aaketbaU AS-America, waa ELKS—^ Atkins 143-140— First Post 1:30 P.M. Philadelphia 36 32 .629 20 points and 14 rebounds in the Naismith, founder of game of basket- ed the final ot-huge berth in the Football" League's outetandlng 1950. honored during halftime cere- 408, Bill Collins 135-374, BIU 19 Races Hat. and Holidays New York . 25 43 .368 31 title game, was named tourna- ball at Springfield College in 1891. as-team field despite a pass receiver lost -season, the Mike Ditka, another ;Bear, ao-ao moniee Monday night aa his Adamy 147-358, George Waller ment Most Valuable, Player. aeoaon. record of 15-11. The Irish official staitlstlcs confirmed to- was the 1964 runner-up with 75 m KMIWTIMI, MsMM M M Western Division teommatea scored a final 72-96 146, Harvey implin 140, Jim Teammata Ed Hockenbury also, win meet Houston, 18-8, in a day. receptions. Ho was foUowed by $7.95 Los Angeles . 40 27 .597 — victory over Portland. fm DOMU A HMIM MUHI made the all-toumey team firat-roui]d game at Lubbock, Frank Ctarke of Dallas, 69; Aceto 148-380, A1 HsUn 362, FROM St. L o u is _ 35 34 .507 A crowd cf 6,159 Jammed Into M bn is estahUahed a league Direct Buses Lr. Manchester 6 along with Jim Bowman and the winner iulvmncing to the Bobby Joe Oonrad of St. Louis, Mike Denliup 350, HSi W oods the Utah State flel the for Ms fhwt Big Bight ohajnpton-> DiBplitto compiled on 18-23-1 CHURCH 10 PIN—®d Lee U .8 . Royal* •d Preaa AU-Am«4ca first-team footboM ladder.” explained Bob 226, Jack Fletcher 216, Harry stap with a 89-99 vlotory over award. Robert Myers, A4aoclat- record In htt five seasons as Eich 214, BUI Brown 213-201— KaaM s State M onday night. ed Press cMef of bureau in BaU DiSpirito Monday after resign- coach of the Purple Knights. St a lw a rt Nylon-C His resignation took effect 612, Stan HUlnakl H I 200-585, Tontti-tankod BYU oaa pa i r up ^ke Ctty m^e the presenta- ing oe liead foctbalV” coach at immediately. DiSpirito plana to Ernie Manning 206-206—669, WEDNESDAY • U D IE S ” NIGHT the Waotam Athtatte Obnferance tion. It was the first awarded tha Unlvenlty of Bridgeport to Th ic k Tire s eroce with a victory over Wyom- be at Bucknell in time for the Mike Tobin 205, Everett John- AT poathumouaiy by The AP. accept aq osalttaitt’s job at tar VrktaT tJaht start of lapring tootbolt praotloo son 554, Bemle Bonavlfe 068. Joe IMes received aavaral Bucknell. MtaHgon, tha natton’t No. i other aworda for htt aon. next week. "A t BuekneH,” DU^iirUo H id, taom, moeta Iowa tonight wttb a Unlvanttty PraaMent Daryl TU be a full-time footbaO *14.95 FAMILY BILLIARDS chaaoe to oMneb a ptaoo of the Ohaaa praasMad to Bataa' young ooioch with hardly sny other Luwtisi priced U.S. Ro^l ROUTE 30 (TOLLAND TURNPIKE), MANCHESTER Big Tin ttflo, but tm Wblvar- broiher the boll that tba 84oot-6 OHDpttitt A etna’fi turn muat win tt outright to earn aanior bad uaad to aeore 48 reeponelt^tles, a ettuotlaa wMoh didn’t exlat at Bridge- truck tire ever. NEAR THE VERNON TOWN LINE a saaotal atraigM MQAA spot. g c ^ in i ^ lata goine o f hla H w ollifr thCM tourhsy reprf- port.’' . A UrO M O B ILE INSURANCE oentatlvea wtU come ftrom the Ohoa# U polnta b o o i ^ Bataa’ At artdgepoet, tWpWto dour ONLT qUABXiBI.T Evmy W«dEMdoy Night ii LckHm * Ni^kt 7 - 12 P.M. Mtd-Anertaa, -htlaatfo Otautt « ^ a r ^ to 3,091, riew aa the Med os boMbMI oooob Mia SouihtoMt eonfaritoOM. ftttt Aggie aver to reach that taught phyMool education. At LMIm , dther cscortad or along, mro invited to come and enjoy the rodneod rate, , rOuaf, dl*o, IM, and Ohio mark, and the isth- playar In Bucknell' ha aarred oa Bitta hMtadm MaMBty, aiodhaa paymenta. aeaHiitail te.,- JO-i, dfh Ww Mld-Amailoa Wttory to aoora over 3,000 potnta fanaW* ooooh tm Oorrefi Bunt- death and aataesuod Hotorttt prataettoo. oopofijaHy for tham. eontaadar*- Duka tt top saadad during hta otdlaga baakattaOl nomad to tha head tounioy, baataniSg OAPMfv Befeia yoa Imy er renew yoor cor taaunuMa, eoO w tor TIRI CITY Regular Rate Solttharn Mathodlat, een«M detoUe. B«ta|taB* IMS-SML Dr. HeiDert B. OUnw. atMe- 357 IROAD S lW r Ploy For M.25 Hour n.50 - Hour InMa track, ta the that Bataa bruahad htt ^ d diPacipt'At Brldfeport. aM Ytxaa __ . . 8 hlgh-voltaga wire would he no Immediate PRIVATE BILLARD ROOM AVAILABLE haookad from a uttUty e< a euceeam r ta ROONEY T. D O UN A G E N CY . H a Mznn mam PAGE IW H TE B l MANCHESTER EVENING HfiRALD, MANCfl&STER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCH S, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONJT., TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 196* PAGE TWELVE Suburban Far 8i Jb 7^ Apurtminte—Flat*— HoQBM For Sale 72 R o «bm8 For Sale 72 Saborbsii For 8*1^ 75 SuborlMui Far 8*la 75 Honsehirid Goods II SubortMUi F o r R im t 66 Houses For Sak 72 Artidw For Salt 45 TSMBIBBte . 63 ELLINGTON — Five room NORTtl COVENTRY 50 aeifo Building— Contra^nK 14 THERE OUOHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN manc bbbt er — 5-8 TWO-FAMILY, one year old, 'VERNON—Immaculate 6 ROCKVILLB—SH room apert- CONCORD * R D .---- Very, very Ranch modestly priced, ean as- form, email pond, forgere 5 - b ^ BOLSET CAMERA SO mm, with five IlOOMS Of ment etove, .yefrigeretor, 8%T0om nnch, 22 foot living F)od fooome, 3 bedrooms each, Ranch, on 100x190 lot, 8 gen> condition, reawmaWe. 64M870 fOUR ROOM apartment sse- CHOICE. Are you interested erous bedrooms, family sized e mortgage with tittle room brick Ranch home. 60x® CARPENTRY—Roe rooms, for- case, light meter and flaOh, ^ floor, 17B Maple Street No heat $90 monthly. Adults in owning one of the Finest room, thk bath*, beautifully built-ins, $27,500. J. D. Realty, mica, ceilings^ closets, remdd- kitchen, IF paneled Uvtog J. D. Realty, 648-5129. cement Mouk heated outlmlM' M om GOULD NEVER RESIST THOSE Do VIHAT HAPPENED RIOUT AFTER. $88., Uke new. 649-8716.______after 2 p,m. ______furnace. $B6. Tri. 648-476L only„ 640-4824, 876-1166. and most Beautiful ranch flniahad family room, large 148-5129. eli^ , hatchways, attics fin- room,' oU hot water heat, alu- fog, Ideal for onbnals or CLASSIFIED SHE LAID IN A VEAR'S tUPPUV f homes Ip^thls area, and — at a wooded M. Hayee Agency, so. Wl! 3R—Spacious 6H btes. Owner’s loae, only IM.OOq. SOUPED-UP RADIO SALES FITCHES ished, concrete stepa floors, HOMEUTB chain saws, sales FOUR, ROOM tenement , 76 BOL/FON CBSMTBR Apertmenta, 648-4803. GARDNER STREET^— 10 room minum storm* and eertens, porches, garages. No Job too Musical Instromanta 58 greatly reduced price. Here are Dutch Colonial, 3 fireplaces, 5 buUt 1969. $18,900. Wolverton room Spl paneled tarn- Lawrence F. Ffono, lUaltov, and service. L A M Bqutpmyt. Wrile Street. Available Febru- Oorner Brandy Bt and Boston bar, near bus amaR 64»-88m. Center Rd., new 8 ronne. beat, the neceeaitlefe of modern llv- acres, out-buildings, '$26,000. Agency, Realtoro, 649-2818. lly room 648-2766. Charles Nichofoo^ Route 88, Vernon, 875-7809, WE HAVE the following ary 1st 17b' 64941229, 9-5. ing — I large bedrooms, hix- and (hopping. >J,S00. Boys* 742-6S64, Dolores L. Merritt, 4. Manchester BnterprUelM d hot water, stove, refrigeretor, Owner, 649-2502, 649.3241. A DtON, INC. RooAng instruments taken In trade last urioue living room and dining COVENTRY — Minutes from Agency, 643-4805. 6464M24. adver t ising week — Olbeon guitar, SHnger- 4H ROOM apartment heat and $125. 649-8266, 648-4812. HOUSE idtag, palntliw. Carpentry. Al- ihLSY REMOVAL of wMlpaper hot water, etove end refriger- room, expansive kitchen, Bolton line eels this 8-room tsraaons and addlthma Geil- land drum Set, trumpet, cja ^ R(X3CV1LLE — 5 rooms, second closet! to spare, finished fam- Lots For SSie 73 ' Raised Ranch, from builder to COVENTRY INVHM' CLASSIFIED ADVTE»TISING DEPT. HOURS with a rented electric steamer. ator, washer and dryer fi $130 monthly income from' tngs. Workisanshtp guaran- net, trombone, violin. Ward nlahed. Nice location. $140 per -floor, gas stove, cold flat, $75. ily room, screened porch with ' HUN-nNO? you at $21,900. J. D. Realty, 8 A . M. tb 5 PJL Morrison Paint Btore, 789 WILLINGTON — Several large S room homes, located in Wantcd-^fleal ffotmte 77 teed 3B9 AutmAn 8t 848-4860. Music Oo., Hartford Road, al- month. 649-0306. monthly. Call 649-8078. a gorgeous view, $ car garage, 648-5129. Main, 649-9718. woodeil lots, high elevation, 1V4 corner of a 300x150 business HRIi PP - ways open evenings.______full attic with expansion - Are you confused and tired f^ U aiV E LlBTINGB o f real QUALITY CARPENTRY— GLASTONBURY — 4-room hegt slbiUtles. We’d love to, tell you mile frdm Route 15, priced $1,- ANDOVER — Three apartments zoned corner lot next to other COPY CT.OSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1121, Eves. 643- hold for investment purposes. acres of -land. Asking 18,900. $12,800. Lawrence F. Fiano, No Job too small. William selected Multiple Listings. Call EveretKT. McKinney Real- :« 0 pwr.TOHTFUL 2 BEDROOM 1686. Saves you time and effort. Torn Minor, owner, 875-5042. J. D. Realty. 648-5129 , 648-8779. Rial tor, 643-2766, Charles ty , Company^..Bolton Notch, PLEASE READ yo ur AD Robbiure carpentry eervlce. mar vel ELECTRIC guitar garden apartment heat hot BOLTON APARTMENTS — ! Nicholson. 742-6364, Dolorea L- W ATCa AND JBWJBIRY re- with sway bar and Stewart Whether you desire a 643-3141. N Me-844«. pairing. Prompt Mrvlca Up to water, range, refrigerator, rooms, $110.; 4 rooms, $120 MANCHESTER — EbM side lo- BOLTON AND VICINITY — ELLINGTON — Six room L- Merritt. 646-0424. or ‘^ • o t Ada* taken over the phone an a amp with 8 Inpdt Jacks and home, apartment, or com- Building lots, acreages, and shaped Ranch, brick front, 880 on your old watch la parking. Ideally located. $120 Better built tor better Uiteg. cation, 2-famiIy duplex,’ 5-6, oil mercial property, we will , eoaveiltonoa. The adverttaer ahonld read his ad Ihe FIRST CARPENTRY --r- Bathrooms tremolo with foot switch Jack, 843-5983 hot water baseboard' fisating farms. Lawrence F. Fiano, Swedish fireplace, full cellar, DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the tiled, recreation rooms, remod- trade. C3osad Mondaya F. B. ^ t h l y . 643-0978, 643-7706. help you find what you Bolton Legal Notice Bray, 737 Main Street, SUte Uke new. 649-4259. systems, aluminum storms and Realtor, 643-2766, Charles garage, 41 acre' lot, many ex- next taaerUoa. The Herald ia responsible for only ONE tncor- eling, garages, additions, ce- HOSPITAL" AREA — Deluxe ANDOVER — 8 ro6m fumlrtied want at a price you cim af- Nicholson, 742-6364, Doloires tras at $19,800. J. D. Realty. n e t or omitted laaertlon for any advertlaeinent and then only ment work. Call Leon Ciessyn- Theater Buildhig.. screens, 8 bedrooms,- well cab ford, Come to and di'seu-s* 7 ROOM RANCH AT *AA OOUKT o r PROBATE 5 H room apartment, bullt-lns, apartment. Al.so 4-roo.->i flat Ineted kitchen, better than new L Merritt, 646-0424. 643-5129. h«ld At Vernon. within____ and for the to the extent of a “make food” Insertion. Errors whieh do not skL 640-4201. UPRIGHT GRAND piano, Stultx youf needs with our trained Diairict of BUlneton. County of Tol-Toi- dinette, eppUaneea, tiled bath, with stove and refrigerator. inside and out, quality built in 6 years ago this home was laaaen the Taloe of the advertlaament wfD not be corrected by a Bauer, reasonable, 649-6408. sales associates. ANDOVER — 4 acre building BOLTON — 2 acre wooded lot, land State of Connecticut. tlM yard, garegs, basement, $125 Call 742-7541. 1991v Wolverton Agency, Real costom built for our sellers. 36Ui day o f Februarj-. 1968. “ make yood** tauerlloa. BTOWELL HOME Improvement Fuel and F eed 49XA site. Secluded setting, prime trout stream. ,7 years old split, Oompsny—Roofing, sldliic, al monthfy. Hayee Agency, 643- tors, 649-2813. Now they need more room. Preaent. Hon. Thomaa F. Rady, #-* 4808. JARVIS REALTY CO. ' residential area. Includes or- complete built-in kitchen. Sell- If you like built-ins, fire- TOUR COOPERATION WILL fhlAI JLA9.9711 teraUona, additions and re- Wanted—'To Buy 68 Business Property chard, woodland, stone walls, ing for $18,900. Call the R. F. ^'Batata of John Miffitt. late of modeling of all types. Excel MANCHESTER Vicinity — big REALTORS place, rec room and a 2-car Vernon. In aald Ellatrict. deceased. BE APPRECIATED MIMlo I I SEASONED fireplace wood for For Sale 70 5 room ranch with attached brook. Huny! Hayes Ageney, Dimock Co., Realtors. 649-5245. garage under this is it! Upon the appilca-tlon of the ad- lent workmanship. 649-6496. WE BtIV, SELL or trada an- 132 sale, 649-8974. tique and used furniture, china, FOUR ROOM tenement garage, 8 large bedrooms, IH 643-4808. $17,500. J. Gordon, 646- miniatratnr c.t.a. of the eatMe x BiseeU St 649-5220, 0-6. MAIN STREET site, near ’Cen 363 E. Center St. Route 88 aaid daceased for an order of aaja NENVTON H. SMITH A SONS— glam, sliver, picture frames baths, fireplaced living room, VERNON — New raised Ranch, 5306. of eertsln real estate situated in ter, with building of 6.500 sq, Manchester —. 643-1121 3 twin size bedrooms, 114 baths, Custom built homiss, remodel- OANI4ERMM and old cotne, old dolls and ATTRACTIVE, newly decorat- natural woodwork, family size the lV>wn of Vernon, partlcularlr ing, repairs, recreation rooms Garden— Faryn— Dairy guna, hobby coilectiona, attic ft. Many potentials. Will fl. kitchen, built 1960. $18,200 Vernon — 6^-1200 ; 876-0625 Suburban For Sale 75 2 fireplaces, built-in stove and described in aoid application it ia attr,oeeMiitt ~ AND NATURAUV THE *NEW* L ed, 4-room apartment, second nance. Owner 649-5229, 9-5. Barrows allace ORDEIRED: That aald appltcatlon Trouble Reaehing Our Advertiser? additions and garages. 649-3144. Products 50 jcontents or whole estates. Fur- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, oven, large lot, excellent resi- be heard and determined at tha mieicsMKiM It Ift 4 A BOX GHEAPSRf floor, electric range and re- BOLTON — Cute 4H room dential irea. Selling for $20,600. niture Repeir Service Talcott- frigerator furnished, steam MANCHESTER — SbT- rrom 649-2813. ranch, paneled kitchen, large MANCHESTHHl PARKADE Probate Office In Vernon, on tha appl es—Macs and Cortlands, Call the R. F. Dimock Co., MANCHESTER 649-5306. 8th day of March, 1968, at 10.30 M-Hour Answering Servlee vflle, Obnn. Tel. 643-7446. beat, (^poelte Center Park, apartment, two stores and bedrooms, wooded, fenced lot, o'clock In the forenoon, and that [loofmK ana Chimneys 16- A No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, WASHINGTON ST. Nice 6 room $15,300 — GOOD bargain on a 649-5246 or Paul Correnti, 648- eloee. to buses, shopping, commercial building all in ono 5 room Ranch with 8 twin- aluminum storms, only $li,- public noUc* be given to all persona Free le Herald Readers Help W uited-’i-Fcmale 35 Help W amco— Male 36 14 Spencer. St. churchee, no pet*. Adults pre- Colonial, fireplace, new heat- 700. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 6363. mterested in soio estate^ to appear^^ ROOFINO — Spe(.lafixlng re- Help Wanted— Temale SE Rooms Wlthont Board 59 packsige. High tr ifle count. ing system, new bath, ideal lo- sized bedrooms, fireplaced liv- COVENTRY — 140’ waterfront, If they aee eSuae, ahd be beard Want Information on one of our daaalfled ndverttMaMotsf No pairing roofs of all kinds, new J- APPLES — DeUcious, MAcs, ferred. 649-7629. A wise investment for only ing room, and a family sized ANDOVER — For $18,800 8-bedroom year 'round home, thereon by publlahln* a copy at Ms EXPERtENCED woman needed HOUSEWIVES — We offer a WANTED — full-time gas sta' $26,000. Hayes Agency, 643- cation, immediate occupancy. VERNON — 8 new homes on order In a newspaper having a cir- aaswnr nt the telqtbono Urtedf Shnply call tha roofs, gutter work, chimneys Baldwins, 8160 half bushell. the THOMPSON House, Oot- Smalbly priced at 818,000. T. J kitchen. Full .cellar, aluminum Charming lakefront year 20x30’ living room, overlooking cleaned, repaired Aluminum for general office' work, duties career to the woman who wish- tlon>attendant. experience pre 8H ROOM apartment. Apt. C, 4803. Phoenix Street. 6% rooms, full culation In Bold Probate Distri« oB ferred. References necessary, Extra large grade A and AA tage Street, centrally located, Crockett. Realtor, 648-1677, or storms and screens, carefully 'round dwelling, 8 rooms, lake, panelfog and wall to wall or before February 27. 1968 and re- siding. SO years’ experience. include typing, filing, billing es to be In business for herself large pleasently fumlahed includee heat, hot water, re- walk-out basement, large wood- turn make to tWa Court of the no- See Mr. Sloan, Esso Service .eggs, fresh today, 49c doeen. frigerator, gas range. Sheri- BUSINESS ZONE HI — «ght Jim Brogan, 649-4842. maintained. Wolverton AgencjC, fireplaces, many other attrac carpeting, beanied ceiling, shed EDWARDS r FYee estimates. Call Bowley, and recording, permanent posi- representing Avon. No exper- rooms, parking. OtH 646-2W Realtors, 849-2818. ed lot, convenient to Manches- plus caroort, exciHent buy, tlce 648-6861, 644-8888. tion, employe benefits, mod- ience needed. Call 289-4922. center. Route 83, Vernon. 172 South Main St. dan Building, 613 Main S t $75 rooms with two offices, sep- ter and Vernon shopping cen- live features. Alice Clampet for oveinlghl *od permanent COLONIAL-1114 room*,- 814 Realtor, 649-4548, member $20,900. B 4 C Realty, Inc., HAZEL M. CARTSai, ern office.- Write Box S; Herald. 'guest rates. , ______per nvonth. Call 649-2285. arate entrance, suitable for BISSBLL STREET — 4-famlly, ters. Price $16,200. Phone 643- e Asm. Clerk. ANSWERIND SERVICE business or professional use. baths, llvfog room 30x16, Multiple Usting. 643-2325, 648-6696. stone fireplace, 6 acre* of good return, owner, 649-5229, 0186. After 6:30, AX 5-9691. Heating and Plumbing 17 HOUSEKEEPER - Companion Household Goodls 51 ROOM for woman or girt, kitch- 85 MAIN BTREifr — 2 rooms, Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. 61941500 - 875-2519 first floor, heat and hot water, land, outbulldinge, $31,500 9-6. for bright, elderly woman, WHY TRAVEL FAR — EXPERIENCED en privileges, near bus line. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. • d leave your meeeage. Ton’ll hear from car adverttaei fat M PLUMBING AND heating re lovely country ho^e, good sal- available March 1st $50 per MANCHESTER — Immaculate pairs and new installations. RUGS — never used, 9x12 beige, 649-5136. Land For Sale 71 Bolton shM. wtUioat epcnang aO evening nt flie tdephono. ary, Must live Ih and drive a WE’RE SO NEAR BRIDGEPORT AND 330 ; 9x15 ruby oriental. 338; month. CaU 649-2866 before 6 MANCHESTER Vlcfolty—$13.- 6 room Ranch, plastered walls, Special attention to emer- ROOM FOR LADY, quiet, in- p.m. car. 643-8886. 9x15 gold maharajah. 289-6955 WILLINGTON — 100 acres land, 990. 3 bedroom ranch, built-in dining room, porch, garage, gencies. Tel. 649 -2923. LATHE OPERATORS quire 224 Charter Oak St., 648- beautifully landscaped lot, AntomobDM For Sale 4 winter STREET—Just com- over 1000' frontage on hard stove, fireplace, 150’ frontage. FULLER BRUSH HAS EVERYTHXNG In sterUaed re- 8368, 246-4738. Hutchfo* Agency, Realtors, priced to sell. Hayes Agency IMMEDIATE OPENINGS condUloned used furniture ana pleted four 8 room apartments road. excellent community Town Meeting Set on Fiscal Year Change 1964 FORD, 2-door sedan, V-8 Kadlo-TT Repair giA ls... with refrigerator, stove, dls- well. Ideal for develonment or 646-0103. 643-4803. FOR STENOGRAPHERS Fhll or part-time, liberal appliances, high quality—low PLEASANT LARGE room tor a standard transmission, low Services IS P&WA May Have AND MAIL GIRLS gentleman, 54 High St., parit- p < ^ , and air condlUontng. hold for investment purposes. HERALD mUeeige, aacrUlce, 81,850. Call benefits, ^ id holidays, top 'i^ ce a LeBlanc Furniture, 196 MANCHEISTBR — Original own- MANCHESTER ^ For $16,600. The Right Job Swdi Street,-' RockriUs. 875- ing. * Garages also available. Base- High elevation. Tom Minor, ers.- 4 bedroom, center en- on bus line. Solid built 6-room troop acting a* hoeteoses. Moth- 643-5947’ after 8. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv- • wages, full-time minimum ment laundry, quiet area, on Broker, 8'75-8042. feet, with two 12-foot over- Matthews to get an eetlmate ice, available all hours. Satis- For YOU Applicants must be' high hours 50-55. 217A Open 6A trancer Garrison Colonial eltfo dwelling, l */4 baths, 2-car ga- in about a month to see If the for two outalde lights to be era may attend. BOX LETTERS bus line. Phone for appoint- head doors. The plans will be Ftremen to Meet factloa gualanteed Call 649- If the “ right Job for YOU’’ school graduates. Mail girls ated on a shaded and private rage, nice enclosed lot. Alice town will approve changing to available in six to eight weeks. placed under the eaves at the HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR, Rooms With Board 59-A ment Charles Ffontlcelll, 649- 90x280 yard. Double ameslte Clampet, Realtor, 649-4543, The regular monthly meeting 1956 PACKARD, very reason, 1818. includes security, advMce- are required to type a min- 9644. Peterman, 649- Houses For Sale 72 a uniform fiscal year and ap- Money for the project was a^v- high school, with a time-delay For Your ment potential and the good condition, $80. or best of- drive, 2 - car garsige with member Multiple Listing. of the fire department arlll be able. Cair 643-6804. imum of 40 words per min- SEG manufacturing ACCOMMODATIONS for aeml- 9404. prove a bond Issue of around propriated at the annual town switoh. early recognition of your ute for future opportuni- fer. 643-9784. 9 O'LEARY DRIVE . . . Here is breezeway, kitchen has built- Sorvtoea Tomorrow held tomorrow at 8 pjn. at the convalescent lady who prefers 6-6 TWO-FAMILY, 2-car garage, $300,000 to accomplish the meeting. . Informatioii need cart Tour credit turn Aluvlns—Trueiang— skill and Initiative, you ties. Ideal working condi- 218 Hartford Rd., Mancheeter THREE ROOMS, first floor, ap- a vacant 6 room Cape. Prior in oven, range and dishwash- An Ash Wednesday sarvice firehouse. ULTRAMATTC CiLORIC gas private to convalescent home. quiet residential location, new change. In other business the PBC ad downf Short an down pay. Storage 20 should investigate the Job tions and liberal fringe pUances, garage, $100. J. D. owners have done considerable er, plus a very attractive win be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. The fire department will be stove, excellent condition, 643-1368. ^uminum storms and screens, Norman Preuss, chairman of voted to ask representatives ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- opportunities at Pratt A benefits provided. 649-3747 M alty Co.. 643-6129. work on it . . . added an over- breakfast nook. Formal 12x12 at Bolton Congregational hosts to the Willin^antlc Switch- tub herald win not Hon? Don't de^iatr.l See Hon- Whitney Alrcrerft. Am oi^ many extras. Original price new heating, $24,900. J. D. the board of finance, appeared from four companies bidding disclose the identity of MANCHESTER Delivery. Ugfat $480, asking $160. Call 643-1848 sized garage, finished upstairs, dining room, 14x24 colonial Church. It wUl be a joint serv- board Fire Chiefs Association est Douglas. Inquire about low trucking and package delivery. our many current requlr^ FOUR ROOM apartment, appli- paneled living room with fire- Realty, 643-5120. ait the selectmens meeting last on^Ught control drape* for the Thursday at 8 pm . The Ladies any advertiser using box APPLY IN PERSON between 4-8 p.m. Apartments— Fiat*-^ cabinets, etc. A good value at night, along with board member new school to come to a meet- ice with United Methodist ast down, Knalleat payments ReMgerators. wa]mer8 and ments are openings for . . . anres, heat and hot water, air- $16,000. T. J. Crockett, Real- place, and wall:to-wall carpet- Auxiliary is in charge of re- letters. Readers answer- EIGHT ROOM Cape, I or 4 William Riley, to ask the se- ing March 16 to explain their Church. anywhere. No amall loan or A- atoit moving sp>clalty. Bhldihg STENOGRAPHERS MAN WANTED for grounds SINGER AUTOMATIC Zig-zag. Tenements ' tS conditioning and parking, $135. tor, 643-1577. ing. Full cellar with rec room, freshments. ing blind box ads who nance company plan. Douglas bedrooms, 2 full baths, fire- lectmen to arrange a town bids further. AU Congregational choir* wUl chairs for rc «t 6494)758. 88 LONG HILL ST. worii and gardening for private like new in cabinet, button J. D. Realty Co,, 643-5129. screened summer porch, well rehearse tonight instead of to- The department waa called deeire to protect their Motors, 888 Iteln. and home, few days or mornings THREE ROOM heated apart- place, rec room, plu.s det., wall meeting. ' The companies asked are u Identity can follow this EAST HARTFORD holes, monograms,' fancy de- ment, 456 Main Street. CaU priced at $27,900. Wolverton morrow, at their usual times. out Saturday at 13:70 p.m. to CLERK TYPISTS weekly, spring through late four R db M ^artment, Agency, Realtors,- 649-2818. to wall carpeting in living room An opportunity for the town Mar-Sal Drapery Shop, Man- procedure; DODGE, 1961, 2-door, standard Patntmg— Papering 21 These positions offer good signs. _ Originally over $300., 649-6229, 9-6. and dining room, dishwasher, The meeting of the Woman's a grass fire at the home ed fall. Write Box J. Herald, spe- heat, hot vrter. rr'-ripr:'' ". to vote approval or disapproval chester; G. Fox, Thomas W. Victor Binks on the Manchester Bncloae your reply to the shift,- 6 cylinder, heater, all starting salaries, a valu- " An Equal Opportunity balance due $79.50, take over GREEN MANOR RANCH disposal, aluminum storms Rafferty and Harris Office Society of Christian Service of cifying salary expected and ref- etove, gapage. Adult*. 643- •COLONIAL — two large bed of renovations to the' Com- aide of Lake *t. Bolton waa box in an envelope — transistor radio, excellent INSIDE and outside painting. able benefit program and Ehnployer payments, 310. monthly. Deal- FOUR ROOM heated apartment suid screens, 2-car garage, near Blquipment Co., all of Hartford. United Methodist <3hurch sched- erences. and garage, second floor. North 7508. ______^___ rooms, aluminum siding, munity Hall basement wUl also called aa well as Mancheeter addreseed to the Classi- throughout, priced to sell im You name your own price. pleasant working condi- er, Hartford 522-0931. schools and shopping. Reduced be on the to-wn meeting agenda.. The di'apes are to shut out light uled for tonight has been post- 649-7863. 875-8401. Main St., available March 1, choice landscaping. Bowers because the fire was so dose to fied Manager, Mancheeter mediately, $675. 232-5620. tions. Recjuirements include 4V4 ROOM GARDEN apartment, Aasumable mortgage, ga- area. Asking $18,900. No rea to $18,8(X). Call owner, 649-4436. First Selectman Richard Mor- when audio-visual equipment ia poned to March 16. Evening Herald together a high school dipfoma and Mr. Keith, 549-8191, 2 bedrooms, heat, hot water, rage, fireplace, enclosed Aahee will be dUtrlbuted to- the town border. Chief Peter I960 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent exterior and interior paint- GET MY FREE tlATALOG FULL SIZE 54x72 mattress with sonable offer refused. Other ra appeared at a meeting of the being used. Bids were asked on MAssoUnl reported that the fire, with a memo listing the good stenographic and typ- Salesmen Wanted 36-4 etove, refrigerator and park- porch, lovely landscaping, MANCHESTER — Investment Public Building Commission 'different numbers of class- morrow at St. Maurice Church condlUon, $795 firm. We will ing. Watoaper books. Paper- EARN 850, 8100 — even more box spring, like new. 649-9214 choice listings. Ei J. Carpen- having escaped from an Inciner- oompanies you do NOT ing skills while additional ing $120 per month. Office 15 rear yard enhanced by ter. Realtor, 649-5061, Mr. Day property. Two 2-(amily dwell- (PBC) last night and asked the rooms, from 2 to 18.. Some of after 8 a.m. Maas, at 4 p.m. and want to see your letter. conaider a trade-in. Call 875- hanging. Ceillng^s. Floors. Fhlly in name brand merchandise. NATIONAL CONCERN with LOOKINO for anything In real ator, roared through foot-high insured. Workmanship guar- education or training will BIGGEST BARGAIN Forest Street. 643-0000 or 646- plush summertime barbe- 649-9204. ings sold as a package deal. commission to find a way to put the bid returns were baaed on 8:15 p.m. The first BItola serv- Your letter vidH be des- 7789. Help your friends riiop' at AAA rating has opening for estate rentals — apartmints, cue pit, near schools, shop- Must be seen. Alice Clampet, dry grase on that windy after- anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. be well-rewarded. IN TOWN homes. inu-Uple dwelUnga, call 0090. the renovation proposal on the windows, and each company ice in accordance with the new troyed if the advertiser U home. Write me, Alice Wil- courteous, ambitious man with ping and places of worship, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Colo- Realtor, 649-4643, Member Mul- liturgy wUl be held in oon- noon before being stopped at If no answer, 643-9043. COMPUTISTS liams, Popular Club Plan car to contact established cus TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! J. D. Realty, 643-6129. town meeting call. In .this way, sent samples of materials. one you’ve mentioned. If . . . for challenging asslgn- 1, 2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY BECOND FLOOR, 4 rooms, $16,900. nial. 6 larga rooms, breeze- tiple lAsting. necUon with the evening dfo- the Bolton hnc. net it be handled in Tmcfcfl— ^Tractors Dept. L804, Lynbrook, N.Y. tomers. High starting guaran- closed porch, garage. Includes he said, town officials can as- The bids were opened at a INTB3RIOR and exterior paint- m »its in our Eingineering "SUPER DELUXE" WE HAVE customers smiting way, 2-car garage, wooded lot, certain if townspeople want to February board of education trlbution of aahee. the usual manner. ing, waDpaper removed, fully tee plus expenses. Advance to for the rental of your apart- appliances, hot water, heat, 1% baths, excellent condition MANCHESTER — beautiful 7 On Friday there 'WlU be Oom- BCoMheeter Evening HeihM 1966 FORD half ton panel truck Department: five - figure bracket rapidly. 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE room Split one year old, excel- go ahead with preliminary meeting. insured.’ Rene Belangfer, 613- Minimum qualifications in- ALL 100% GUARANTEED ment or home. J. D. Realty, and electricity, $120 per month. to a beautiful neighborhood, munlon at 8 a.m., Masses at 9 Bolton (wireepoodent, Olemewdl good running condition. Can be Help Wanted— Mak 36 Farther information supplied at 64»-a018 or 644-1507. lent condition and location, plans. . . . seen at 585 Adams Street. 0512 or 644-0804. clude graduation from High ONLY $433 54S4»29^______]. D. Realty Co. $26,400. Phllbrick Agency, 649- a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; confession* Young, telephone 648-808L Interview. Call Manchester 644 8464. built-ins, dishwasher, 114 baths, Moira pointed out that money liM t and Fomm School 'with honor grades WANTED — part-time gas sta- $16.18 Delivers BIRCH STREET, near Main, 4 for renovations is already avail- Bolton from 7:30 to 7:60 a.m. and 6 to 1966 GMC (Hie ton truck,, utility PAINTING, EXTERIOR and 0202 after 6 p.m. $16.18 Month THREE AND FOUR room rec room, garage, large lot. Interior, paperhangfing, wall- in Plane Geometry and Al- tion attendant. Must M over rooms, second floor, heated, 643-5129 643-8779 NEW USTING — Manchester. Full price $21,900. Over 100 6:20 p.m. LOST — Small brown female body, good condition. 644-0308 gebra One and T ^ . Pref- 21. Hours Sunday, 1-9; Monday — LOOK WHAT — apartments. Including heat, able in the Reserve ^ ^ m The 40 Hour devoUon wUl paper removed, dry wall work. now available. 649-4498. 7 room Colonial, garage, hot Capital and N o n -R e cu n ^ Ex- J r a C t O F , Montreal B1 a s t dog, answers to name “ JuHet", between 6-7 p.m. erence will be given to and Wednesday evenings 6-10. — YOU GET — hot water, and gas for cook- more listings all price ranges begin at 9 a.m. Friday and end Rrasonable rates. Fhlly in- ing. BHectric refrigerator and water oil heat, 2 fireplaces, Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agen- for which a miU i* set License No. 87S00. Please call those who have taken addi- See Mr. Sloan, Esso Service- Help Wanted— 16-PIECE BEDROOM 8TX ROOM duplex cent’-illv l o - ______pensea after the 11:30 Mass Sunday. Takes 26 Lives A44-0120. sured. FYee estimates. 649- IS-PIBCE LIVING ROOM *stove furnished. CSkll 649-7884 hqilt-ine, tile bath, large fam- cy, Realtors, 648-6930. aside each year. 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. tlonal courses in mathe- center, Route 88, Vernon. Male or Female 37 cated, nice yard, oil heat,' better THAN NEW 7 room Finally Coming Psuishoners are asked to sign Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 matics and have shown a 12-PIBCE KITCHEN or 649-5779, between 5-7 pjn. ily- room, patio, outside bar- If the town awroves the ns- grown children accepted, no older home, extra building lot becue, city utilities, combina- NEJW 2 FAMILY, 5-4. under cal year changeover, taxpayera up for half-hour periods of LOST — Black notebook con- special aptitude for this FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Shop, — PLUS — peu. Call 649-9732 after 6 p.m. (Oonttnned from Page One) taining valuable Water Com- EDWARD R. PRICE, decorator THREE ROOM apartments, 118 2-car garage, living room ap tion windows, treed lot, excel- construction, two heating sys- will have a grace period ^ a Maybe it's the touch o< adoration from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. i/ I 1965 HARLEY-DAVIDeON with paperhanging (books subject. A dapacity for Manchester has openings for ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Friday and Saturday. The us- pany data. Call 643-4531. Re- electric starter on display fur- PURDY-FERRIS CORP. Main Street, heat, hot water, proximately 16x26 with - fire lent oondltion. Owner trans- tems, large lot^ central loca- few weeks next year. This spring in the Bolton air. achool. Other homeleae persona nished), interior and exterior neat, precise and accurate dependable men and women TV SET AND RANGE stove refrigerator. 649-5229, tion. Call Builder, Leon Ciea- ual H«iy Hour wlU be held Fri- ward., XLCH model, all colors. 50 cc 22 place, l ',4 baths, near bus and ferred. Priced for quick sale. year’s taxes will he due May Maybe it’s the feeling that were taken to downtown b o f^ . painting, ceilings refinlshed, work is a must. 586 H ILLIARD ST. for cleaning poaltlons. Salary Free storage' until wanted. Free 9-6. BEVBN ROOM apartment, shopping. Char-Bon Real Es zynski, 649-4291. day from 9 to 10 p.m. The Noc- model, 8230., full price. Hapley Come in and talk with us. delivery. Free set up by our Locuet St.r'649-5229, 9-6. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. 15 to June 16. Next year’s tax- a long and arduous task is ,The ejoplosion (xxmired about LOST — men’s glasses between Homes, churches, Industrial — plus bonus depending upon per- tate, 643-0683. turnal Adoration Socldty will Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street We are open for your con- MANCHES'TER, CONN. formance. Hours can be ar- own reliable men. MANCHESTER — $2,900. as es will be due in July. J966. nearly done. 'Whatever the BOO yards from the site of anoth- High and Pine Streets. Please fully insured. 649-1003. TWO-FAMILY, built 1964, alu- The selectmen listed three reason, Douglas Cheney, staff the hours from 10 p.m. Hartford. 247-9774. venience: * ranged to suit indi-vidual needs, Please note; Appliances are re- FOUR ROOM duplex, Fo.ster MANCHESTER — For $14,800., sumes G.I. mortgage on this er bUwt on Aug. *6, 1966, •while eaU 649-0722. minum storm windows, nice highway projects to be done in public building commission to 6 am . Saturday. Monday thru FViday 649-0000 must fall between 12 midnight cpndltioned and guaranteed for Bt.. $85. Available March 1st. wc" built 6-room dwelling, con- 8 - room Ranch, attached gar- the development was under con- 1 year. On display at main store. NOTICE Call 648-7340. yard, full cellar, exceptionally addition to the usual road re- chairman burst into a Rob- Church Supper Set struction in whldi seven persona LOST: Pass Book No. 5686, 'Electrical Services 22 8 A.M. — 5 P.M. and 9 a.m. Call 649-7738 for ap- venient location, hot water nice neighborhood, only $24,900. age, 3 bedrooms, big fireplaced Buainese Servicee ph o n e for appointment Town of Manchester, sunfacing this year. The most ert Bums poem last night TTie Women of St. George’s ware klUed. The cause of that Savings Department of the Mon., Tues., Wed. evenings Jig bore and boring mUl pointment. heat, full basement, attached Good Investment. Owner, 646- living room, huge kitchen with FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt ^ P.M. — 8 P.M. Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 Connecticut three room apartment, first extensive Is the widening of In the middle of a meeting Episcopal Church are holding a explosion never woe ofllciaBy Connecticut Bank and Trust Offered 12: operators, second and third garage. Alice Clampet, Real- 0103. dining area, excellent condi- service on all types of electric- ^-Saturdays shift. Must be experienced SEE TT DAY OR NIGHT ANNOUNCES floor, heat and hot water, $85 School Rd.. between Hebron Rd. after announcing that tha Shrove Tuesday pancake determined. .Company. Application made J. D. Realty Oi . 643-5129. tor, 649-4548, Member Multiple » ' tion, $16,900. Wolverton Agen- LAND CLEARINQ. tree re- al wiring. Licensed and in 8 A.M. — 12 Noon and able to make their own Situations Wanted— If you have no means of trans- cy, Realtor^, 649-2813. and Brandy St. This is one of highly conU'oyerslal trac- tonig^ from 6 to 7 at the parWi The bulldiig Ut Monday was for payment. OPEN Listing. the roads traveled by buses on movsL and chain saw work. sured. Wilson Electrical Co. set-ups and read experi- portation, r n send my auto for TWO ROOM heated apartment tor for the hlgli school waa house. oompleited In 1967. The entire A. Michaud, 742-8096. Manchester, 649-4817, 643-1388, Female 38 COMPETITIVE the way to the new Junior-sen- Mr. and Mr*. Robert Little NOTICE is hereby given that mental blueprints. T o p you. No obligation on your part and bath. 149 Oakland St., $66. 5-6 DUPLEX, location ideal tor PUBLIC GOLF COURSE MANCaiESTER — Bolton — An to be finally deUvered this complex ia a low-rent dSfveVop- PRATT & wages'and insurance' plan. whatsoever, even if you EXAMINATIONS children, rea-'cnably priced at said! acres. Now under con- ior high school. morning. Delivery had been are in charge of the supper and ment for factory workers. Rent Pass Book No. ^11212 issued typewriters — Standard MOTHEHl OF ONE, will care 649-5229, 9-5. by The Savings Bank of Man- for children In mim home, vi- don't buy. FOR $19,300. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. struction 6-room Ranches, 7- A , dribble drain will be in- expected tii time to make will be ou sted by Mrs. George ranged from $46 a month tor a and electric. Repaired, over- Floor Finishing 24 WHITNEY . . . doesn’t have greens room Raised Ranch, 7-room etalled along the west side of use of the snow plow at- R i^ell and Mrs. John Ho4mes. bachelor suite to $66 for a five- chester has been lost and hauled, rented. Adding ma- -A- cinity Lake Street School. 643- A_L—B—E—R— Clerk Typist I LOVELY 4% room apartment. application has been made to 43-45 ALLYN STREET $8,294.20 - $4,058.60 Per Annum aJl appllcsuices furnished, slid- MANCHESTER — Two-family, better than the lawn sur- Colonials, approximately one Hebron Rd. starting somewhere tachment. Tickets will be sold at the door. room family dwelling. chines rented and repaired. FLOOR SANDING and refhi' AIRCRAFT FENCING SALESMAN — Per 9956. rounding this 7 - room said bank for payment of the manent position, all company OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 Clerk T y p l^ II ing glaae doors to enclosed ter- 4-4 duplex, 2 heating systems, acre lots, trees,, Ule' bath, opposite Shoddy Mill Rd. and Cheney quoted the lines, Children under 7 wUl be ad- A public appeal fw blood do- Pickup and delivery service. ishing (specializing in older DMalon of Raised Ranch featuring going to a brook below Pot- amount of deposit floors). Waxing floors. Paint-! benefits, including profit'shar $3,494.40 - $4,368.00 7 e r Annum race. 648-2786, 648-2370. new siding, storms, 2-car gar- garage, fireplace, bot water oil “The best laid scliemes of mitted free of charge; children nors resuHsd in' a mammoth Yale Typewriter Service, 649- United Aircraft Corp. two of everything; Garage, 7 through 12, half price. The 498^. Ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging.! 400 Main Street Ing, commissions. Sears Roe- Dog»—Blrd»—Pets 41 CTerk Stenographer age, near all sehooli. Hayea heat, excellent location ter’s house. mice an' men, gang aft tiltffic Jam in downto'wn Moo- LOST—blkck and tan dachshund 14’’’ G.E. PORTABLE TV, VHF, $3,494.40 - $4,368.00 Per Annum FOUR ROOM apartment, sec- Agency, 643-4803. fireplace, bathe, etc. Charles Lespersmee, 649-7620. A large piece of ledge that a-gley.” He then went back public 1* invited. treel'y No Job too smaU. John Ver- EJast H a r t f o r d 8, Connecticut buck Oo., Manchester Parkade, protrudes Into Birch Mt. Ext vicinity Skinner Road. Call 648- LAWN MOWERS— Sharper ed fallle, 649-5750. 643-1581, ask for Mr. Cutting. BLACK MINIATURE Poodles, in good condition, $35; 649-5624. Senior Clerk Typist ond floor^ no furnace, 426 Broad to L'no begrinning of the ode, Troop Enteirtaine Troop "T hly cams by car*, taxi* An Equal Opportunity MANCHESTER — Dartmouth MANCHESTER — Good mulU will Ibe removed, eliminating a 9137,. and repaired, winter storage. Employer almost a Toy, AKC registered, $3,894.80 - $4,877.60 Per Annum St., $70. 643-4761. called “To a Mouse," which Junior Girl Scout Troop 667 and buses," a Red Cross Sales and service — Ariens, AUTO MECHANIC exper- first shot, 7 weeks old. Call Senior Clerk Stenographer Heights, 7 room Colonial, 2V4 pie dwelling. A three family turn that is particularly dan- will entertain Junior Girl Scout spokesman sold. “ Some of the SOFA BED, good condition, ask- tiled baths, 2 fireplaces, large ]. D. Realty C a (3-3-5) with one vacancy. Cen- begins, Snowbirds, rental equip- Bonds— Stocks— KEYPUNCH operator, ex- ienced on mufflers, shocks, 648-0524 after 6:30. $4,076.80* $5,059.60 Per Annum 1^4 ROOM APARTMENT, heat, gerous when drivers do not “Wee, sleeklt, cow’rln,, Troop 668 tonight from 6:80 to men told us they hod left their ment. L A; M Elqulpment Ctorp., perienced. Permanent part- tune-im. Seymour Auto Store, ing- $15: Call 742-7545. Thirty-five hour week, 8:30 hot water, etove, refrigerator, family room, porch, large 2 tral heat. Owner anxious. T. J stay on their own aide of the 8 at United Methodist Church. Jobs to give blood.” ’ A n n ou n cem en ts Mortgages 27 GERMAN Shepherd, m years car garage, city utilities, im- 648-5129 648-8779 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Um’rous. beastle, Route 83. Vernon, 875-7609. time position, weekend shift, 681 Main Street, Manchester. a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; ,pald hoH- private bath- Apply Marlow's, road. . O, what a'panic’s in thy Bodge work wlB be on display A number of appeals tor mon- old,. male, all shots, excellent 167 Main 8t. mediate occupancy. Charles It was reported that the dog FEDERAL INCOME taxes Manchester Ebcchange—Enter- SEi'OND MORTGAGE - Un- Saturday and Sunday, 2 p.ml.- FRIGIDAIRE automatic dryer, daye, paid sick leave and vaca- MANCHESTER — Brick venepr brenstie!" and groups working on different ey to take care of the victim* prise 1945. limited funds available for sec- 10:30 p.m. Apply to Data Pro- watch dog. Reasonable. 742- Lesperance, 649-7620. warden made 13 investigations badges give demonstrations. were launched, including one by prepared , with your savings In 8909. excellent condition, 649-1796. tions, pension and e(x;ial secur- FOUR ROOMS, all improve- Colonial-Cape built 1964-65, fea and quoted as far as he was ond mortgages, payments to cessing Dept., Manchester Me- ity benefits. COLONIAL—6 generous” sized during January and that he Girls -working on a dance badge the city of LaSalle, under the mind. Reasonnable rates. Ekl- SHARPE9HNG Service—Saws, ments, with garage, apply at RANCH — 8 bedrooms, garage tures Include a 3-car garage spent the week of Jan. 4 c ^ - able. ward J. Bayles, 649-6346. suit your bu^et. Ehcpedlent morial Hospital. TRACTOR-TRAILER Applications, Job descriptions rooms, modern kitchen, new- Since the tractor has a will teach a dance. The ztory patronage of Quebec I*reinier knives, .axes, shears, skates, service. J. D. Realty.'648-6129. 132 Maple St. porch, custom built in 1957, on 2 full baths, 8-zone heat, 3 bed vassing house to house with Articles For Sale 45 and information can be obtain- ly redecorated throughout, mower attachment, tha tellers will tell a story. Girls Jean Lesage. ^ rotary blades. Quick service. a beautiful large wooded lot $14,900. Phllbrick Agency, rooms with expansion room for the slate dog warden for un INCOME TAXEiS prep^ed by DRIVERS ed at the Personnel Depart- THREE ROOM Apartment, all a fourth, builtin kitchen, 14x16 poem may be more appro- working on the magic carpet- Curiosity seeken hindered Capitol Equipment Co., 38 A FRESH START v/Ul lump INVITATION with privacy on all sides, plus 649-8464. licensed dogs. The canvass %rill retired internal revenue offi- WALLPAPER SALE — Many ment Municipal Building, 41 improvementa, 186 Blaeell dining room, 14x31 living room priate Uian he realized. badge will preaent a skit. There emergency work at the scene, cer, Marvin Baker. Call 643- M ^ St., Manchester. Hours your debts into one easy pay- a 16x32 swimming pool with all continue at a future date. Thir- will also be a first aid demon and an official ordered fire ment. If you have equity in pattema to choose from. Center Street, Manchester, Con- Btreet. accessories. Stay off the busy with fireplace, immediate oc Bums wrote the poem to - 0117 A daily 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Satur- General AppUcatlonA befog accept- Celling paint, white latex, TO BID NEW RAISED RANCH — 8 ty warnings were issued. hoses turned on 76 person* who day 7-4. 643-7958. property, call FVank ^ r k e to necticut. highways this summer, the life rooms, one full and two half cupancy. Wolverton Agency tha mouss “on turning her stratlon. ed for full-time tractor $3.95 per gallon. Morrison Sealed bids will be received dt | Applications must be In lihe First Selectman Morra told Refreshments, made by girt* refused to leave a cement ra- INCOME TAX RETURNS pre- discuss ways and means. Con- THREE ROOM apartment, first you save may be your own. baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining Realtors, 649-2813. the P®C that the town defi- up in her nest with the APPLJANCJES repaired — all trailer drivers able to meet Paint Store, 739 Main S t the Office of the General M ana-. Personnel Office by 4:30 p.m.: floor, stove, refrigerator, hot working on a cooking badge, will talning wall over the blart stta. psu^d. Samuel J. T u rk in ^ n necticut Mortgage Exchange, Manufacturing Swim in your own backyard, room, family room, one car nitely needed more office space plough.” makes' washers, refrigerators, I.C.C. standards. Must be ger, 41 Center Street Manches- | March 12, 1965, or poatmarked water, available Ijnmedlately, NEW LISTING - - Six room split Jr., 643-7731. 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- TREAT _ . w. $24,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- garage, $23,900. Phllbnck This can be provided by reno- freezers, dryers, gas and elec- 8897. experienced with good driv- W p S rlgm, mey 11 te Connecticut until March 12,' not later than midnight March near bus line and atores. 648. with rec rcxim, 114 baths, beau ing records and willing to a delight If c l t r i t o ^ ’Dra«rc 12," 196?! 8464. Ageney, 649-8664. vating the basement of the INCOME TAXEiS prepared, in tric ranges. Oil burners Office Clerk' 8878. tlful enclosed patio with Jalou Atlas - Centaur your home or by appointmmt. cleaned and repaired. Cosma work nights. Company of- ^61*- S t varirtv 1 ' _ _ _ _ _ MANCHESTER VICINITY — PRIVACY — 5>/4 acres, custom sie windows, extra large Community HaU, the rear of Lenten Services^ Masses Experienced t t f work. 24- Appliance, 649-0055. .Business Opportunity 28 fers top wages, excellent, er $1. Olcott Variety Store. | forms and apeciflcatlona brand new 514 room Ranch, built Garrison Colonial, brleM- garage, large lot, combination which is at ground Ibvel, he said. High school conunerirfal 'working conditions, com- TWO ROOM haaUd apartment, Rocket Explodes bour service. C all.^3-4723. WELL KEPT carpets A ow the w * available at the Controller’s stove and refrigerator, 16 De- treed lot, walk-out basement, way, double garage, recreation windows, city utiUtlis, hot wa- Morra said that turning the re- FOR LEASE — March 1st. Fully course or b'uoincsa school plete benefit program. mainder of the basement into a YOU ARE A-1! T ruck is A-II results of regular Blue Lustre, Office,,, 66 Center Street, Man- pot Squall' 643-5660 alter 8. large kitchen and dining area, room, fireplaceie, - beautifully ter oil heat, fireplace, near Listed for Ash Wednesday On Launch Pad INCOME TAXES prepared In Cellars, attics, trash, small equipped restaurant, capacity graduate, tj^e accurately Write P.O. Box 1821, Hart- landscaped, scenic view. schools, bus line. Priced at,qnly .large play Area, for Scout meetr 50 patrons, ideal for man and and, rapidly, shorthand de- ford. Conn., etating'experi- apot cleaning. Bent electric | cheater, ConnecUimt. AUTOMATIC 8 bedrooms, oil hot water heat, our home. Call itoymondRaymond P. trucking done A-1 right I Call Town of Manchester, excellent value at $15,200. Wol- Hutchins Agency, 646-0103. $32,0(X). Charles Lesperance !ings and the Ifoe, was not as cWng-Wife operation. Write refer- sirable, experienced In of- ahampcxier $1. Paul’s .Paint k IF INTERESTED — B room of the Assumption, Jewell# 643-7481. Elvenings call 643-2928, Tremano TTui ence and education. Connecticut verton Agency, Realtore, 649- 649-7620. Important. * Churchas In Manchester and< Church (Oonttaned from Page One) ^ Service. ences and experience to Box fice proceduria imd inter- WtKpsfer Supply. TRANSMISSION tngle home, furnished, middle Masses at 7:45 a.m. and 7:36 649-4866. Richard Martin, aged, no cWldren, reasonable. 2813. RANCH—7 rooms, 8 or 4 bed- He clteiil the increasing de- the surrounding towns tomor- 275, Talcottvllle, or telephone ested in a position that CLBANINOBBT carpet cleaner rooms, modern kitchen, dining OWNER SELLING 6 room maiM) for filing cabinet storage row will enter the Lenten Sea- ijn. ashes distributed after guidance sysWm and hydrogen- - INCOME TAX returns, busl- LAWNMOWER sharpening; re- General Manager 649-9034. 648.4656. will pay well while doing u ever used, so easy. too. Get TROUBLE? SUBURBAN 6 room Colonial room, IJ4 baths, 3-car garage, Cape, excellent?ellent condition, out-out apace and meeting places by ailall son with special Ash Wednesday loth Masses and at 3 p.m.; St. powered second stage to send a ness and individual, prepared .pairs, , sales, rotor bladbs work theU is demanding with garage on a giant, shaded large private lot, $22,900. Phil- skirts of town, lot 140x150, town'jfodles, and .pointed out Bartholwnew’s, Masses at 6:30 payload the size c f ^6 2,180- by1... M..„ full-time , income------tax — ac-- - I rtiariened; bicycle sales, serv- state LUNCH, 699 Main St., Sue Lustre. Rent electric ir Fra* Roed Test NEW 4^4. rooms, appliances, services and Mosses. as well gs rewarding. In- DISHWASHER wanted, daya, •hampooer $1. The Sherwln- lot, Kitchen, living room, din- brick Agency, 640-8464. fireplace, aluminum, screens, that - the ^ board of tax — review, i—.. and 9 a.m., Bible VlgU Service pound Surveyor on precise aountant. New laws effecting ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, Manchester, Conn. — Restau terviews and tests at 10 apply Cavey’a Restaurant. overlooking Center Park. Wes- Services in Manchester’s pro- at 7:30 p.m., ashes distributed WlHlams Oo. g-.------U-l— An TypM ley R. Smith Agency, 648.1567, ing room down. 8 bedrooma up. doors, $14,900. Pall owner. which was meeting in the alngle testant. churches are Concordia path to the moon. retirement income. Raymond 148 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 rant with counter and booths, a.m. Thursday, March 4. If rvfflQiV rvVip VY illll VU MANCHESTER — 7H room 649-7578. after Masses and the Blbie Girard. Can coUect 875-7862. 2098. air - Conditioned, stock and TRUCK DRIVER-stock clerk, Inexpensive at an even $14,(K)0. ranch, 4 bodrooms, dining conference room last night. Lutheran, noon and 7:80 p.m., —To obtain engineering data interested, contact Mrs. Budg«t Ttnm Wolverton Agency, Reaitori, Service and at 4 p.m.; St. on a dynamic model of Use spid- equipment. Priced under $5, Margaret Hampson, 643- whole^e, 6-tey week, Blue AOOGUNTS RECEIVABLE MODERN 8 room garden apart room, 2 baths, 2-zone heat, ga- EXCEPTIONAL 6.room Cape, Should have Ita oWn office. Mor- Holy Communion: Presbyterian, ELECTROLUX OWNERS—Free HAVE PK3K-UP Truck, will do Al Work ment, heat, hot water, stove, 649-2818. ra aald that the new conserva- 7:80 p.m.; South Methodist, 7 Bridget’e, Maaaas at 6 and 7 ery Suiveybr vehicle. Ttse pay- 0(W. for quick sale. Af^ly on 5163. Refer to Cote No. Cross, . References required. rage, only $18,600. Hutchms fireplace, aluminum storm* a.m., ashes dlatributed after plcloq) and delivery. Prompt odd Jobs, chain saw work, cord BOLTON refrigerator and dispoaal, vlC' Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. tion conunlsalon would soon be p.m.; Trinity Covenant, 7:80 load was built In the form of tha premises. A-24. A p i^ lit. A. Barer A Bona, S07C ftlMEOWtEBd and acresns, attached garage, Masses and at 4:30 and 7:30 . service on your Electrolux (r) wood for atie. 742-6016. E. Center Bt. BOOKKEEPER Inlty of Parkade. No lease rb needing storage space and that p.m.; Holy Communion: Zion real thing and waa wired to CONCORD RD. — Beautiful riced for quick sale. (3uir- p.m.; St. James', Masses at 7 record temperatures, vibration cleaners. Also featuring rug RESTAURANT Estabtishad, NOTICE quired. Coll 528-6225, .9;30-4 ONLY Slon Real Estate, 643-0683. the town health and eanllation Evangelical Lutheran, 7 :S0 washer. CaU Electrohix au- choice Main Street location, ROGERS e!^ P . Most be able to aaaHze In- ranch, forg# living room, for- ______Officers had requested a record and 7:45 sjn., aahea diBtributed strains and notses during tha Tbe Bolton Zoning Board of MaRnketlir p.m.; or 649-1156 after 4:80. p.m.. Holy Communion; North thorized sales and service. CaU UoomIio M Scmeo6 near Center, very reascmable. dlvldaal account eards and TWO WEEKS LEFT mal d f o ^ room, cabinet ^ MANCHESTER — Spacious file. He added that. U Bolton after both Masses and at 8:30 crIUcal launching phase. It alap Comer of Mill and Oakland Sta. PRODUCTION Appeals will hold k ^ b llc haa& Methodist. 8 p.m.; and Bt. 649-0648, 286-4251. Please ask Offered IS-A CaU Mr. Day, 649-92(M, E. J. FIVE ROOM duplex, $90 kltcbea, 3 bedrooma, recrea- custom built home in excellent got a resident etate trooper ah Mary’i B placi^l, 6, 8 and 10 and 7:30 p.m.; and St. John’s carried the advanced Surveyor for Augustine Kamiensld. Carpenter, Realtor, 649-5061. Ing on an ifopUcatlon by M. A handle a deposit TraRsmlitloR Oo. tion room, landscaped- yard. PoUoh Nationar Catholic. 8 :SP radio tracking transmitUra. •Mancheeter, Conn. TRAINEES' M. Service Company represent- monthly, children accepted , ; to choose the color of reeidentlal area, ultra modern office would be needed for him. a.m., Holy Oonununlon, and 7:80 REWEAVINO of bums, moth Apply Call 649-1)192. Marlon B. Robsrtabn, Realtor, kitchen, 4 bedrdoms, 2 baths PBC chairman Douglas Che- p.m.. Litany and PanetentlaJ Of- ajn., bleeatag and dlatritouUon The Bucceoaffo Ranger sari** DATA PROCESSING computer holes. Zippers repaired. Win- ed by Charles J. Mfoicuccl for a 7 O L C O n STRICT the exterior of this 6 room 643-5958. of ashes, and 7 pjn.. Bitter An equal opportunity employer. (BEAR BS4 CENTER ST.) Cape, garage, fireplace, ex- plus 2 lavatories, covered patio, ney delegated to James Norris fices; Emanuel Lutheran. 11 ef s p a c e d ^ ar* designed In can now prepare aU individual dow ahe^ea made to measure, Schools and Classes 33 new and paed car dealsrshlp. Lamentations and fUatrlbutkm photogn4di the moOn train cloaa Openfoga on all aMfta for THREE ROOM heated apart cellent plumbing, heating SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 Florida room, completely alr- the taak of deciding w tet to put aan. and 7:80 pjn^ Holy Com- tax returns. CaU 286-2211. all sizes Venetian blindd. Keys men to train on production The location of this property is MANCHESTER of ashes. range and then crash to plecs* REGISTER NOW fo r sewing IONA MFO. 00. ment, cabinet kitchen, appli and wiring, St. James' par- bedrooma, 3 baths,, lot 72x151. conditoned, minimum mainte- as the town moMlng call to munion. made whUe you w ait Tape re- Jobe in proceaa plant. Good on route No. 6 appriqte»ntely ancas, qrarage, redecorated, Ash Wednesday M iiaas In oo Uw surfaes. Plctura* trans- corders for rent Mariov/s, 867 courses, beginner’s tailoring, HOUSE3KEEPBR and compand- 600 feet north-weateriy from Befit St, klandwster PhoiM 6464W22 ish, choice loteUoo, $17,400. Marlon B. Itobartoon. Realtor. nance inside and out. Call the get a consensu*'from the town Area proteatant churchee will pay, Bteady work, company aduHa, third floor. 649-0068. Robert Warfel reported that area CAthoUc churches are mitted by Rangers 7 and B Main., 649-522L day and evening classes, start- on to Uve in wanted by burinew the Intersection of Stony Road I "" » ...... 443-6068. R. F. Dlmock Co., 649-6246. have Aah'Wednesday aervloa* aid insurance program. representatives from the Uni- scheduled aa follows: Saorad showed detailed features but did ing March 8. For Information giitl and mother. OomfortaUe with Route No. B. at Union OongrmUonal of giompany representatlvia ICAMCBBBTER - Mtw 7 room $18,506, MANCHESTER — •- RockvlUo, 8 p.m., Woman’B Fel- Heart Of Vernon. Masaaa at not answer tha vital quertfon TATE LICENSED raat borne FURNirpRE REFimSHED - call 649-8817. home and ipalary for tha right This property Is In the gen- ). D. Realty 'C a versity of OonnecUcut bad will Interview and Ura at raised ranch, fon ic*. room Cape, dormera. fireplace, lowship Communion; Bt. John’s 0:45 ajn. and 7:30 pJn., dlatri- whether the surface Is strow ' ciantraHy located, raaaonabla colors, ehaiyad. Insurance es- person. Box O, Herald. eral buafoese lonat and is pree- FiumiBhsd Apartm ints 6S-A looked over the propoaed site Umates made. Manchester Be- Mancheeter OiMca. 648-6129 648-8779 buill-ias, 1\4 bathiTlt aon «o$, garage, aluminum storm win- for a pole buUdfoi tabotue town B^ecopol of RockvlUa, 6 and 10 buUon of aahea after both enough to support manned fond- ntee, trlasidljr atmoapben. Help Wanted—'Fonak 35 ently approved for a gasoline (tqwB. Hutchins Agency, Real- Masses and at S:16 pjn .; -St. fog*. finishing, 64S-S8U. SAIiMLADIBS wanUd part- tramendous value, BoyM Agso- road equipment. Ths university o.m. and 6:80 p.m., Holy Com- ' T«L 8W-101L fllUng station and repaiier’s NICELY FURNIBHBD 8-room ey, 64S-480B. tors, 446-010l> Bernard’s of Rockville, Maas at Most experts baUsva man oan EXPERIENCED operators and time and full-time. Apply Man- CONN. STATE . WANTED iapartonent, well heated, hot will draw up plans for a build- munion; St. Osorge's Episcopal place of busineee. The time add COLONIAL—Bu#a|amUy sbMd ing with a pitched V-ataaped 7:30'son.. Banadlction o f the fond aafsiy thsr*. but soma faal trainees needed, excellent op- ager, Pilgrim MUls, 177 Hari> EMPLOYMENT SERVICE place o f the bearing will be water Included, lovely apacloua of BoMoo, 10 a.m., Hhw Com- BoUdliig— CeairaettBC 14 latohsn, distoi* rdcs$i, IM ac MAlWa a a r fm t ' Maw B room MAMCHBBTPi — modern 6 mufoon, and 8 p.m.. Evening Bleaaed BaorainaotAt 7:00 a ^pooedilp might b* swaDowad AutonobllM For flak 4 portunity for quiUifled tralnaea ford Road, fOpen 10-9, Saturday 8:00 P.M., Wednesday, March nounte la North Coventry, $90. room Romfo, near acbools, bus, roof, to be looOtsd 10 to 16 feet in a aaa of dud or oei*iwta* b* 806 MAIN-BTRBBT room with flroplaaa. "'B baa- tfgrnpip Obtanfoli 1 ttvtni away from ths town garaga, prayer and PaaManUal Office; ashas distrlhutad after Mom inOM OOMSTRUORON-lloaf- to, learn sewing. Apply Man- UU6. 17, 1966 In ths FIreplaM Bp.n*Ai«tiMi and at 1 and 3 lag. aldiag, aRaw^oea, cell- chester Modes, Inc., Fine St., at Bolton Center Oomtnwilty rooms, Uteban with- built-foa, atnieture. It will b* up to ttw - aide, good condition (hraugb- B:80 A M . — 4;S0 P Jf. Boroh, \ao^ rmakH UtelMB. f war nine north-south.’' ptag, I ;* ) and 8 a.m „ Holy Com- fun.; 8L Franoia of Aastal bail, fim e n and Manchester. , HaU. autoM otivi mac h ine sh o p ...Orwitaif room. fuU tm m sn t, 106x200 lot. Bel Windsor. Miseee at 0:30 van-alMt Burroyor k» out. Don’t aiiaa tbk buy. 876- wfiMowe^ III UM . LPN or RN, fun or part*tiBiA Wedneeday, March B Af^y. 840-8464. Mono, who had «rMMto m tnon, sad 7:40 &»., Utany U>7. 87fi-20n. Dated at Bolton, ' Ckxin., Ha^ Agooey, Air Real Bstats, 648-»88a. and B e «p , nooa and 5:80 and gId onl. MM after 4:10. ALL BENRFrrS-APPLY AT as^ad that tha building a& and PanataBtfol Offloas and CARPENIHT—<2 yean an>e- March 8. 1966. For Rent MANCHESTER — New Usfln*. BectvUfo l iitta d id . 7:80 p.m. 7:80 pan., aabaa diatrlbotad at- Th* Blirroyore wtu dm to- RN, FULL or part-time. OaU Equal Opportunity Iknployar RA)fC6r-i^a fon * rooms, Mill i-tifE NEW 6 room Colonial, taohad to ths town garag* and van* roebott to Btow 1 *^ TAJOB OVER peymenU on 1964 lianoa OeOlngB and floor tiled, 649-2358. WOMEN to do part-tlm^'WDrk Julius L. (Hroag, Bpoclous 4 • room Colonial, tar 111" ------and Bt Maurtoa Chsinnsn brsesswajr, arerslsad ipnga, room, tart* living room wli brick and afonglt sxtarior, hav* tha aam* roof IttM, mat nun' Velkfwacaa bus, 50 b.p. angina, porches, ree rooms, garages, in their own bonie. No aeUing. niauA AO^'offloe oa. Dual- wMh tha UOonn mato and ap- and «atrtb«ttM e( at Boltoa. Maas at B aja.. aMr excellgnt oondltion. . Icgvlng addltlooa, g ttloa fin ish ^ re- SEWING MACHINE operatore, Telej^wne necessary. Writs H. Shinn, SCHIHNBL BROS. ground floor, 670 VJtin flrepfooS' fUninf room, flno le- firepfoos, 1 bodraoma, on* ear pUatorad uraBs, firapfoos, dliv aistribulad adtar Maas and at eotstnry eatlon. Priood right. Hayos ganga, foval lot, I16,M0. PbO- hg room. Qwaor will aaerlfioo. profvsd ths «hahg«, ‘ ftate, balance 88,061. iaehidcs moddad, concrete work. No 8 a.itt.-4:80 pjn . Biopartance rivtM'nbane number to P.O. DRIVER for Mhotd bus. 7:90- . .. CENTIB ST. liad PROCTOR RD. " platitF o l porkfog. BIB- Tbs Imlkhag ed dHUdMB wfll - ba fallowai sad 8:tB pja. irtariit, w down p a n b e * with Job too .amaiL Immediate ee- preferred. Apply KsKiar Toy Box m , Bast LongmeadoWi B.».nt, 84MS4I p.m. Tel I4I> Aganoy. MB4I0B. BMgm ktm ar, HkUM. -§ to t a N d t t M O N . £ ttmated 6tt-Mlb. Go.. 60 St 8414. Boi^ M Appssli uiBBsmmmmmimm 'A ■

TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1968 fAGfi FOURTEEN

vancwl «b e aald that tha MendMrs of the Oristoforo Delta Chapter, Royal Arch dren love It but that It takaa Ookxnlbo Society will meet to- Masons, will meet tomorrow at Transition to Math’ the teacher more time to ex- notice nftRCH S * Notice 7:30 p.in. at the Masonic Tem- plain the exercises than It does About Town night-at 7:30 at the 'Holmes lOuneral Home,, 400 Main St., ple for tha annual meeting and to do them. Catholic Girl ScouU aiTd to pay respects to a member, election xrf officer*. Thera Outlined for School Board The ensuing discussion on be refreshments wid a soctaf. Brownlea ar* iwilnded to a^ the late Felix Gavello. texts revealed that although TURNPIKE TEXACO, INC. Ui« 8 ajn. Maaa on Girt g r tru p of maihertaUcstlbg; It was developed orlglnaUy there were only a few model ■cout Sunday, March 7, in thalr DAV Auxiliary will meet to- A BROAD AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE Frederic E. Werner and Mrs. morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the for tha slow child, now math studies, there were Veapeetive pariahedr A oommun- taachera and adrainUtratora many commercial textbooks out LoulM Recknagel. Instructors V F W Homs. .Before the emphasis was on km breakfast will be served at of piano and organ at The W er- outlined the New Math .pro- compuUUonat skills; now It la now, each vying to Introduce • at St. James' School. Ticketa ner Studio. have announced that gram to the educational policies on conceptual understanding. their varlaUon of the new math. may be <*Uined by Thursday Manchester Grange will me^t the first In a series of mid- committee of the board of ed-; The ScKbol Math Study Oroup OPEN 24 HOURS from the leaders ol the Girl tomorrow at 8 pm. at Orange The whole system has been, season recitals wlH be held Sun- (SOd^) at Yale University Scout and Brownie troops or Hah. The first and second de- ucatlon last nlghL revamped to make mathemat- day at 3:30 pjn. In the dhapel published such a model program from Mrs. John Schelbenpflug, grees will be conferred. ft was the first of many Ica kt idl levels more systemat- of South Methodist Church. Id.' Before new math tte tran- ten or 16 years ago; It was de- S81 School St. meetings the committee plans Twenty students will be pre- The (executive board of the to hold with-teachers of all sition from elemetnary to sec- veloped by experts to Inspire sented In the recital, Including Green School PTA wUl meet the Introduction of new math Donald L. McLafan, Son of the subject areias in the next ondary school was difficult be- beginners and students df a few tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the months. cause c f a radical change in Into schools and to offer to com Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Mc- yaars. Parents, friends and in-^ merdal textbook publishers a WASHING—WAXING—iGREASB Lagan of 66 Oxford St., has school Ubrary. , The teachers' came loaded method* and la n g u ^ . The new tereated persons are welcome with workbooka, textbooks, and math buOda from .the first grade program of study based on the been named to the dean’s Hat at There will be a breakfast on OIL CHANGE— GASOLINE Trinity College for work corn- math studies moat o f which and carries the dhild through to new math. Edmund B. Glenn, U.S. De- Sunday at 7:30 a.m. In Neill plated during the first term. seemed to have a modem ap- the 12th with the same concepts One of the pilot project teach partment of State, wdll speak on Hall for all adult and Girl proach — or ao their titles and language. era, Mrs. Joan Rogers, said that RUST PROOFING— ^MINOR REPAIRS •nie Daughters of Union Vet- "Challenge of the Developing Scouts who attend St. Mary’s would Indicate. Many of the signs, symbols, her fourth grade dgse at Wad- Nations-^atlonallsm In an In- Church. The event Is In honor DONE WHILE YOU SLEEP erans of the Civil War will Albert Hadaglan, head of the and concepts havt been taken dell was using the SMBO study meet tonight ait 8 at the home ternatlon World" Thursday at of Girl Scout Sunday. For res- math curriculum committee and from logic. this year and that the enthusl- ervations, contact Mrs. Charles ef H c ^ rt Schubert, 17 Centinel Hill Hall, Hartford. a teacher at Bennet Junior Dr. Schardt and Beldon tuim and understanding of the LEAVE YOUR CAR IN THE EVENING Mrs. Covey of 6 Frances DC. or Mrs. Summer St. The program, arranged by the H l ^ School, read a ,report the Schaffer, another member of kids Is much greater than It has E verett. Kelsey of 28 Autumn HAVE IT ALL SET FOR THE Service Bureau for Women’s committee had prepared, re- the boart committee, learned been In the past. Organisations, will be from St., by Thursday. viewing the progress made in that Manchester was presently With the money alloted for 10:15 am. to 2 p.m. preparing for the Introduction In a transitional phase. The NEXT MORNING Percy Smith Circle, WSCS, textbooks In next year’s pro- FOR RENT of the new math Into the committee U working slowly posed budget, the curriculum Members of Campbell Coun- of South Methodist Church, school system. because-it wants to be sure Ol 8 and Id mm. Movie Projee- will attend the Ash Wednesday committee plans to purchase cil, K n l^ ts of Columbus, will Most of the report dealt with having a good 'over-all plan, toTs Bound or silent, also Service tomorrow at 7 p.m. at transitional texts. DOUBLE SinfC STAMPS meet tonight at 7 at the K of C the areas the committee had good texts, and trained teach- 85 mm. slide projectors. !the church. There will be a The selection will be made on Home and proceed to 25 Benton acted on since its inception In ers before shifting to a more business meeting after the basis of -surveys of the com St. for the recitation of the the spring of 1963. The first radical new math emphasis. WEDNESDAYS WELDON DRUG CO. service in Susannah Wesley petlng modern n\ath texts and Roeary at 7:30 for a late mem- was a study of the modem Now the new math language POI Main St.— Tel. 848-5881 Hall. Members are reminded to the results of the pilot projects. ber, John F. Shea Sr. math textbooks: swond, sev- RALPH STENCE— FIRST AGAIN bring Ideas for the fair. — sets, empty sets, the laws of eral pilot projecU being par- conunutatloii and association, WITH SERVICE YOU CAN TRUST ried on at all levels; third, the real numbers, closures—la be- Space Heater Stolen Nutmeg Forert, Tall Cedars drawing up of a curriculum of LAanon, will attend a Com- ing used In many classes, but in guide for the elementary A space heater valtied at munion Breakfast Sunday, a tiidiUonal structure. schools; and fourth, teacher March 14 at 7:30 a.m., at Hock- Besides training' teachers, an- about $200 was reported stolen OPEN 24 HOURS training. other area of concern to the from the rear of a truck park- anum Methodist. C3iurch, 178 math curriculum committee Is ed at Glenney Lumber Co. Main St., East Hartford. Com- The report detailed the train- thi selection o f textbooks. yesterday about noon. Ttie WED. ONLY! munion ^rill be at 6:30 a.m. The ing program up to the end of BROAD and M IDDLE TU R N PIK E

Men’s Club of the church ^11 this academic year and named a Mrs, Dorothy B. GethceU, the heater, belonging to Squlllacotel Builders, Newington, was used 643-2176— MANQHESTER—643-2177 WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' serve’ the breakfast. Manches- number of altematlves for fu teacher of the first grade pilot ter and Rockville Chapters of ture training programs. project, said that the book for drying the Inside plastering of buildings. DeMoIay will attend the event. The one that seemed to arouse being tried there wae top ad- Reservations close March 10 I the most support-was a special and may be made with Dean one or two semester course at Cronklte, Grand Tall Cedar, 28 which the 200 elementary teach- Crescent Court, BJaet Hartford. ers could more firmly ground 59 themselves In modern mathe- The Class of 1950 .^of East matics.

MEN'S AND BOYS' NEOUTE Hartford High School wUl have Such a course Is now being a reunion June 5 at Sunset given by Wllllmantlc State Col- Ridge. Those wishing to attend lege to the teachers in Elling- may contact Mrs. Anne TTio- ton. , man Cushman of 593 Burnham HALF $' But before the session went | St., East Hartford. on too much further, the chair- man of the board subcommittee. Members o f the Ladled of, St. Dr. Walter Schardt, expressed SOLES James will meet tonight at 7:30 a desire to ground . htmewlf A 1 • WE’RE OPEN 6 DAYS • to pay respects to the late John little more firmly In the wew] ALL WORK GUARANTEED • CHARGE IT Francis Stiaa Sr., at hta home at 25 Benton St. Hla wife la a approach. Some of the answatal he received to his questlOtl j member of the group...... , "What is the i^losophy of Oiaj said. The reunion committee of the new math,” foHow. ^ HOUSE H ALE &. It is an attempt to get chit-1 Class of 1945, Manchester High Q U A D iry SHOE R E P A IR and H A T ,X ^ IJ ^ N ^ O dren to . see the strticture of ■ PLEASE USB OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE School, w ill meet Thursday at 8:30 p.m. a i the home of Mrs. n^athematics. Such an abstract Rosalind Turitlngton Quiah, 110 overview, would give them more Forest St. Those attending are flexIblUty to enter Into concrete reminded to bring namea and situations of any nature. addresses of classmates not yet ,J t U a trend away from the contacted. rote learning of facts, the "so- cialized" math of counting] British American Club will change and figuring income tax- meet tonight at 8 at the club- es to a conceptual at^roach.

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