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FRIDAY, F E B gU -^ Y 24, 1967! PAGE TWENTY Average Daily Net PreM Run For the Week Ended The Weather Is n member of the- Manchester The Rev. James W. Bottoms Members of the Manchester ^ 1 . gvf Febmafy 4, I8e7 Partly sunny, windy, veiy of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop l^nOlCe Of UemOCTQlS Oountfy d u b . He and his. wife cold tbtey, high near 20; clear About Town will conduct a service Sunday will * appear on "Perception” have two Liarry, 18, and windy and very cold toniidit, . Gene, 11. , StWIHeCONN.5IHCtl93t low 0 to 10 above; fair and lit Anne Marie Donofrio, at 8 :Ui a.m. on radio station Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and Moi.- . CUnqmings, In announcing the 15,069 cold agalit tomorrow.^< daugliter o(t to 9 P.M,—Sundays 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. highest levels that all leads ■will aiding in Albert’s escape. side of Overland St. situation as serious and blaming Anthony F. Pietrantonio be checked which suggest either (See Page Thirteen) Circumstances of the broth­ Building Permit anti-Mao reactionaries and rich congressional indiscretion or ers’ arrests were not immedi­ Ansaldi Heights Inc., new peasants for sending the farm­ "T H ^ K IN G thorized by the 22-member ex­ law violations, ^ » ■ ■ ‘ ately available. Richard lives la dwelling at 21 Cobb HUl Rd., ers into the cities. ecutive board of the town com­ the Boston suburb of Chelsea $14,000. The agency said the provin­ Powell remains at his Bimini mittee to select the replace­ Judge Proposes and Joseph in the adjoining sub­ cial revolutionary committee fishing retreat in the Bahamas- 'I PRODUCE!" ment. urb of Everett. issued an order which stated His lawyers are expected to Additional Gag ; 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER s 643-6384 Pietrantonio and his wife, meet over the weekend to The arrests were disclosed as the former Dolores DeFlore, are,- that "men in authority and oUi-^ OPEN ALL DAY er monsters’’ would be severely decide how he should react to a nationwide hunt was on for natives of Iron Moimtain, Mich.,^ the committee’s recommenda­ On Arrest News Albert DeSalvo. There was a SUNDAY a town of about 10,000 popula-' puntehed if they continued such tion that he be seated with- a IX)q ANGELE3S (AP)_K belief by Massachusetts officials tlon, 300 mUes north of Chicago.'. actlviUes and demanded that 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. severe censure Iots of wniorlty perf^r court Judge says he irtU that he is armed aqd hitchhik­ His father is an active partici­ the peaeanU return to the farms as "the agricultural production'’ smd assessment of $40,(X)0 from oider police w d prosecirtors not ing toward Williamsburg, On­ ARTHUR DRUG pant in Michigan politics and 1^ his salary. tario. serving his 20th year as chair­ will be Jeopardized.” • to give ne'wsmen certain in­ ONLY An unconfirmed report in ■ Considerable material not formation between the arrest of Asst. Atty. Gen. Donald Conn, man cf the Dlckiison County . Rock‘Like Chute in Vietnam contained in the committee’s coordinator of the search, said, Democratic Committee., Hong Kong said that the mili­ a person and his arraignment. tary commander of Sinkiang hearing record and report ■will Judge Alfred ' Gitelson said “For the first time .we are iwt Pietrantonio served three Loolking like a gigantic rock formation, a billowing 9:O0 A .M . to 5:30 P.M. Province, Gen. Wang En-mao, be sent to the Justice Depart­ Friday he ■will' issue an injunc­ throwing darts at a dart board; years in the U.S. Coast Guard, paraichute forms a background for a U.S. soldier seized control o f China’s two ment, including information tion to that effect ■within 30 days Now we have a direction.” prior to attending Miint. PARKADE BOOTS Key Man in Layoff caused by a time shortage and jo a Guards at Bridgewater State Hospital return two Mao demanding that he call off State police in Boston said 119 Center Street OOATSv...»o $10 others because the escapees to their cells after their capture last night OPEN SELECT GROUP MEN’S the Sinkiang purge and convene because the panel’ waz ,^11- trial; la Jeopardized when they believed DeSalvo had a .38 unable to ^ d {uiy ertdence of in Waltham, Mass. George W. Harrison, 33, (top) SELECT GROUP MEN’S STEERHIDE, PILE LINED, a plentuy peoples’ congress in pollcemeii aiul prosecutors Phone 649-7628 r:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. Powell’s ' fb i^ cla l amets, out­ and Fred E. Erickson, 40, escaped yesterday with caliber pistol and about $180 lit WINTER SLIPPERS val to $5 the Szechuan city of CSiengtu to make" certain iniformation pub- cash. W ould Do It Again side of his Bbuse bai^ account. Uc. Albert DeSalvo, confessed Boston strangler, who is SELECT GROUP MEN’S / thrash out the Communist party Efforts to get inforination about still at large. (A p Photofax) State police declined to give JACKETS $10 line. G itels^' iiaid poRcS and pros- . the 8owc»-of their infmmatl:^. . MANSFISUVQtai(V.(AP) affect plants in -17 of the M Isank accounts- tn tHb Banama ^gutors wouM be ' barred from SELECT GROUP MEN’S WESTERN CORDUROY, The paper saM Mao, Defense but Conn said t)»e i;pti - • “ SHOES reg. $22.96 pr. 2 One man whose action helped states in which GM has produc- islands were tmsuccesaful. releasing atatem^t’s on such TOMORROW PILE LINED • Minister Lin Plao and Prime trigger a walkout which preced- tlon facilities. TTw nommlttee especially, was Minister Chou En-lal vetoed the was “ a fficior^fiii nalrqWlng SELECT GROOT MEN’S , , M..-. ed the layoff of 196,000 men In 85 The Mansfield strike ended interested in exar^ nlrtg the ac-. sta im ^ ts , the ex- search.” Hartford agreed to let Qeneral Motors Oorp. plants Thursday and GM says It is tlviUes and falcoitae'of Huff Em COATS $10 up on tae purge. izie'i^ o f a Qohfesrion, tests Road reg. $24.95 pr. Qinifi.n., says he would do the same thing preparing a worker callback terprises . Ifd.,,y tiiS Bahamian Ih e far flung resources of the PILGRIM MILLS Manchester sn sa GROUP MBN;S WINTER SHOES 2,.$25J)6 perfbixhed, guHt or Innocence FBI Joined in the search. The TTWon 0,0.* again. program but indicated another corporation whose president is IS YOUR SELECT GROUP BOYS’ REG. A HUSKIES Soviet Union, was the scene of SiMI ,tiMt posMW ty of a guilty “ But none of the men directly week may pass before all Corrine A. Huff, Powell’s secre- FBI obtained a warrant charg­ all five Chinese atomic tests. plte.' COATS$5/$10/$15 Involved In the wildcat strike 416,000 GM workers are back on tary and fishing companion on Get Police Guard ing DeSalvo with unlawful fUgM va l to $39.95 News from there has been (Bee Page Hilrteen) SELEOT GROUP MEN’S PILE UNEO SUITS $18 sparse and unofficial. which led to closing of the GM the job at its 127 plants. Bimini. BOSTON, (AP) - Police have to know how I feel, I went out to SELECT GRGROUP BOYS’ REG. & HUSKIES Fisher Body plant at Mansfield GM blamed the layoff on a ______^ ■ ______set up round-the-clock guards at be a s l^ o n W s ^ p t S S ’ DRAPERY (See Page Six) had any Idea their actions would shortage of parts made at the LAST CHANCE DENIM JACKETS$4 Mansfield plant. the suburban Boston homes o f « Two fellow prlsonerdnmate* In Bridgewater, site of the val. to $10 four women who testified hosnitoi Juth m ’Ro«t„n escaped from the Bridge- MEN’S A BOYS’ ' SPORT COATS $5 Behind the two-week walkout hospital south of Boston, Mrs. Something Went BQQMI agalnst -Albert DeSalvo last water State Hospital with De­ SELECT GROUP MEN’S llAllADRAS of United Auto Workers Local George Gurley said she spent month when he was tried and Salvo surrendered Friday night FABRICS 649 at Mansfield was continuing . . , , J . J . the day with her doors locked, a ^nrtrted of rape and indecent to officials of a state legislative YD. CI^D s to $10 $4 concern by union members over across her knee Reg. $1.98 Yd. Valuel val. to $29.96 $10 assault. commission investigating condl-. BOYS’ WINTER SPORT COATS New Scandal Stuns what they felt amounted to tak­ and the radio on. Plane Leinds Safely DeSalvo, self-proclaimed Bos­ tions at the hospital. SELECT GROUP MEN’S ing work away from them. TO SAVE ton strangler, escaped early "Yes, I ’m scared,” said Susan They surrendered to Martin $2395 This complaint turned into a COATS val to $5/$10 Friday from Bridgewater Istate Yenkin of suburban Brookline. Fay, chief counsel for the com-^ reg. $12.95 pr. work stoppage after a foreman SLAX £,..$1385 Air Force Academy Hospital where he had been sent "I think’ it’s dangerous. I hope mission, at a bar in Waltham, 10 SELECT GROUP MEN’S , . ordered two men to load dies cm After Freak Blast SPRING $ ’125 SELECT GROUP MEN’S to await an appeal from a life he doesn’t start all over again.” miles west of Boston and about AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Gen. J. J. Kruzel, of the hecul- a truck for shipment to a GM NEW YORK (AP) — "Sud- The hole was blown in the for- sentence, "it gives you an eerie feel­ o $ 2o 35 miles from the hospital. SWIATERSv^ $4/$e/$8 Colo. (AP) — The head of a stu- quarters Pacific Air Forces in plant in Pontiac, Mich. denly something went B-O-O-M ward cabin of the airliner as it officers, given photographs of ing,” said Sandra Borden of reg. $14.95 pr.' One of the men had called SLAX 2 P.11585 dent committee investigating Hawaii, said the current cheat- The S !.". r and the ride at the plane up for- soared 16,600 feet over New Jer- DeSalvo, ’set up the watch out- Cam brige. "It’s horrible. Now committee investigator and told SUITINGS ■ SELECT GROUP MEN’S I (he second .wave of classroom SELECT GROUP MEN’S ^ had been going on "for some James Strlckler smckier andand helperneiper Paul Paul ward ^ard lust blew Just blew out.” out,’.’ recalled recalled sey near sey an near aerial an checkpoint aerial checkpoint side the homes n-ko,, Thev said one that of I know he’s out I ’ll put him wh»r« wt>n> j: cheating in two years at the Air hlm where they were. Reg. $1.98 Yd.! all yew . He Sloan — refused. They were p^t Duffy, a teacher from’ Known as Golfs Neck in Mon-tjje women refused tochairs open against my door.” Fay said Fred E. Erickson. DRESS SHIRTS vaito$5 $1 Force Academy says he Is referred to the academic year suspended, a procedure under Braintree, Mass. mouth County. The plane, en the d ^ T en to S i Boston police called in 40 de- reg. $16.95 pr. 40, Brockton, and George W. 0 h k re s e l e c t GROUP MEN’S SLAX 2 p.»$1785 S a S J ^ MISS Duffy was one of nine route,from Philadelphia to M 13 times tectlves to answer triephones iirriso n 7 M :’westfor5,” trid’ tom SELECT GROUP MEN’S S m S t l n g on the disclosure passengers aboard a Northeast toi) on a iwnstop flight, carried 19^2.64 in the Greater Boston f!]!™ they drove to Boston where they academy supejtotendent said roll until union and_m anap- X lr ta e r pro^r^ifeV’ driven' 1 ^ a crew of five. ' " “ ea, most" o F th T tim ; in “the received hundreds of calls parted with DeSalvo early In the DRESS SHIRTSvai to$5 2tor$5 Friday that 24 cadets had re- reg. $20.00 pr. that some of the 24 candidates ment agree on a punishment for ^ ^ while two seats were sucked ^ ty g Beacon Hill or Back Bay persons who thought they WOOLENS MEN’S PERMANENT PRESS—SELECT GROUP SLAX 2 p. $2180 signed and 24 others were being who resigned».! ini_ tae*k„ current disobeyingan IK not norders, ar-a pianc’s fusclagc 'was toastcd out through the hole and clothing areas or In Cambridge across DeSalvo. . (See Page Six) investigated by the student ALL BOYS’ case were varsity athletes, but Usually such suspensions are by an “ explosive decompres- 1^88^® fell threwgh tae yjg Charles River. O ff Original Prices! committee which enforces the he declined to say how many, settled in a week or so and the DRESS SHIRTS reg $7 slon.” Two passengers were skies in the area of Holmdel, ‘■‘I think ifs disgusting he got m honor code. Cadet Lt. Col. Jo­ Some athletes also are among men return to work, reported to have suffered minor N.X., the pilot, Capt. Witoam out," said Polly Holihan of SELECT GROUP MEN’S SWEATERS Yz PRICE seph J. Kruzel said: Polly Holihan of n • ■n' *77 1 1 $ 0 0 0 those ui»ler investigation. In this case, union leaders, Donahue, 60, of Saugus, Mass., Cambridge. They should have Jf ITCS ihlll JLL SELECT GROUP MEN’S "I am stunned. I couldn’t be­ In tae cheating scandal two who had filed a grievance In lieve at hirst that it was happen- I saw two seats eo out had ten guards on him.” L00K>>V2 0FF SPORT SHIRTS val to$8 e.3 for $10 years ago, 109 cadets, including January over “ farming o u f said** Miss *y Kennedy International Alr- A young divorced mother who Ing. ^ ^” 't~'t“b^ta"ptai;em7 re ri^ ^ ': work) demanded a m e e u I :g w lt a ^ U 8h ^ M V 7 4^ Vl i 1 rl YOrkVl SELECT GROUP MEN’S WORK PANTS & SHIRTS .. $2 "But ail the ANDl^ORB SELECT GROtTP BOYS’ cadets Involved They were directly involved or management. Denied a meet- P'^^y' ^ ^ * * 1 ® blast despite the loss of power -paiiv nanioked i called the x were well aware en8ines. babysitter from work and told • Ladies' Half Slips code- They knew what they their stuffings exjdoded. SR1RT SHIRTSvaIto$ea 2foS5 and sale of examination papers- workers out of the plant. noTTik .innm inrnY Oonahue W8S sitting only a jjgj absolutely no one in. Brokui sizes, lace trim. SPORT SHIRTS reg, $4 2,„$5 were doing.” WE HAVE TH^ SELE6 t g r o u p MEN’S PERMANENT PRESS the T-sl>aped hole j in a first-floor SELECT GROui»-BOYS’ . . Kurzel, son of Air Force Brig. (See Page Six) (See Page Six) celling, the floor bucklejl up.^tae which measured about 12 feet anartmeAt ” lights went out. It was Just.like ^t Ite widest and 10 feet vounA Die in Baltimore vai to $ c A young husband in ^Cam­ • Sewing Fabrics S IW SHIRTS $4i^ you punched a hole In a can of bottom, BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) — from her husband, had supple- B IC a E St TURTLENECKS 2,„$5 hair spray and the InsldOs let bridge said. “ H you really want Cottons, dacrons, Jerseys, wools. MAD MOD . ; ; SELECT GROUP MEN'S Flames swept through a two- mented her welfare income by go.” ' (See Page Six) story brick row house in subur- babysitting for neighbors. An- CAI*S rejf..$3.50 " ; ! ' ■ “ ban Eastpoint late Friday night, other Schrader child, Debra, U, SELECTION OF SPORT COATS 2 .1 Newest U.S, Campaign killing-a 29-year-old woman and waa staying with her giand- • Group of Curtains SELECT GROUP MKN’S ■ plus a dollar SELECT GROUP MEN’S seven children. mother. Oottago sets, cafes, tiers, dr^ws. A City Hospitals spokesman THREE DIE IN N.Y. HATS vaL to $4.96 ' SI Identified tae dead as Phyllis THE BEST FABRICS SUITS 2 .1 Finds First VC Force Schrader, her children — Paula, NEW YORK (AP) — A moth­ • Lodies' Winter Suits. SELEGT GROtlP MEN’S LONG SLE3BVB plus a dollar er and her two daughters wer« SELECT GROUP MBiN’S SAIGON, (AP) — U.S. Infan- said, they called in supporting was reported light and sporadic 6 ; Pamela, 4; Donald, 9, and for you of CSssie, about 8 — and three ctol- tolled early today In a fire la trymen flushed a company of air strikes and artillery bar throughout South Vietnam. U.S. Dresses j dren ’of Mr. apd Mrs. Robert ^®*’^ **“*“ “• KNIT SHIRTS $4N Viet (Jong In War Zone C today rages and within a short time Marines, operating in the norta- Mostly one o f a kind, tebulous values. TOPCOATS V. . ,u. 2 v t Carey — Bonqle, 9; Joseph, 2)4, M ia ra ' ' ...... - .'1 ■ plus a dollar for tae^ first sizeable contact the enemy broke off the fight. em provinces, listed 81 enemy (See Page 8^0 ^ th tae enemy since the start In addition to picking off snip- killed in scattered skirmishes and Robert, 4. s e l e c t g r o u p BOYS' Mr. and Mrs. Carey, who had SKI MITTENS $3 of Operation Junction City, big- era in a series of patrol skir- and south Vietnamese troops • Ladies' Fur Trim Coats gest offensive of the war. mishea, American troops have reported killing 65 more in three left their children with Mrs. Schrader to shc^ nearby, re­ AKwwd, luxury for and trims. BBLfflCfr OROUP MEN’S - - VELOURS,..,. A U.S. military spokesman begun uncovering arms caches, engagements, Procrastinatorf^ ChoosG From Over 100,000 Yordil turned to find the house in ALL MEN’S reported'that the VJet Cong bake camps and enemy docu- U.S. headquarters reported flames. Cause of tae fire was force, estimated at 116 men, ments. ’ the loss of three aircraft In July 4 Picnic STRETCH SOX J „ $1 JO not determined. melted into the Jungle Soon after U.S. headquarters reported South Vietnam Friday — a hell- • Infants' Snow Suits SEILkrr GROUP MEN’S . . SKI PANTS H. ,. , Gpl. Jerome T. Ortt of the they were tot by a battalion of that humerous enemy docu- copter, a small observation Held Last ISight, Two and three piece stylos. A L L M m ’B : . Baltimore .County police depart- tae U.S. ist Infantry Division. ments were found by 1st Divl- plane and an F4C fighter-bomb- ” ment. and Ws partner Richard T(E$ J sox 4,,,$1 He said Americap casualties slon units, raising hopes of an- er. CSnaiRY HHL, N.J. (AP) — COTTON Hilbert, climbed atop a neigh­ "The ants came In Just A n y but^ • Girls' 7-14 Winter Jackets Cheney Hall SKI PANTS were light in the encounter. En- other valuable intelligence haul " n v e American servicemen boring row house roof and tried f SELECT OROUP emy losses were not known. such as was collected In tae re- died in tae helicopter,- wtocb to enter the burning home no one sent us any poiaoqAYy," WIOHRS ^ 2 , „ $ 1 4 The pace appeared to be gath- cent Operation pedar Falls in went down IS miles northwest'of through a skylij^it. Hilbert was said Irving Marts, secrotaiy erlng momentum in the massive tae Iron Triangle. '. Hue for tmknOwn reasons, • Girb' Knitted Winter Hals ^ . 'k SELECT OROUP MEN’S val. to Id : burned on his right hand. tae Philadelphia ProcrastiiM^ BELTS drive as the tank-led U;S. troop- The enemy base camp, which The ' observation plane was ■ Ortt said Edward Carey, 28, e n tightened their horseshoe- included ihess halls, sleeping shot down by enemy ground fire tors (Jkib, as it held its annua) who was helping baby-sit, car- ^ picnic Friday night. shaped vise. The U.S, force re- hiits and shelters, was found 20 40 miles southwest of Dalat. The Your Fabric Headquarbm $Iiic g I f 25!. TOOGtf COATS$tS rled tos niece, Donna, 7, from • G irb '7-14 Smart Dresses GROUP MEN’S PILE LINED poifted killing 80 more, CJommu- ntiles north of Tay Nlnh (3lty lone flier aboard was killed, We asked people In Qallfor* , Remember Ladies . . . tae burnli% house. nlsta in tbie last 24 hours to raise and not fan* from where the U.S. u.S. headquarten said, nia to send us tae ants and p o l» Carey, who had to be re­ on ivy,” he said, ” to;pBS)M 't0 -Pilgrim MUIs Has AU Your Sewing Needs if We SHIRTS SIS the total since they launched the infantrymen clashed today with j „ yjg itaantom strained from returning' for tae • Sheets, C oscl Toweis Don’t Have It, Went Get It For Yon!" operation to 49. the Viet Cong company, w in the Mekong Delta, tae seem like a real ptcnlo.’" M g f ’ other children; was in critical tae temperature In ta«‘ $6s, Ok Seam $olied or dtomaged. , The fcriek flre^ h t with the Other tat Division troops in crewmen ^ e d out afid condition with second-degree NO alterations DUBINO IS IS SALBI - Viet Cong bompany took place the Jungle operation area re- talked, uninjured, to a U.S. poison ivy and ants hereataoMl { OPEN TONITE illi S - BAT, Hll I barns. Donna, a sister of the are hiding out. It w os'«la « 20 miles northeast of Tay NIi* ported capturing tone of gpccial Fbrees camp, dead Carey children, waa treat­ h#. Infants” 3-6x Dresses ’ NOT ALL SIZES and COLORS a ty , * U.S. spokesman report- rice, bringing the rice haul so m t h e ^ war over North cold for the Procr*-"-**— e Plenty Free and Eesy Puridng • "THE MARVEL OF BfAlN STBEmf Mti^ulously, no one was injured when this DC-6 suffered a mid-air explosion ed for burns of the right arm whose last outing wmt a trip COME EAlRLY FOR BEST SELECTION! 891-1907 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER M8-M78 ed. far to 48^a«.Thir^-one weap- Vietnam. U.^^ bomber pUpU yesterijay'flying over New Jersey en route from Philadelphia to Boston. It and reteasad. Aa soon as the Infantrymen on$ aleo have been aelzed. . ^ (See Pag* TWrteiq)| X ran itoo xire, tae Bbiewtaere, frauod fightiag (Bee Fage IhlrteeD) l^pded jafelY K«uedy Airport'in New York. (AP Photofax) ^ idrs. Schrader,' separated ■ '.'W

■ , v . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ^^,1967 PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ ^SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1967

1 Hertdding Homes t Married Folks H3ut’ Events Voter Session Auto Finns’ Sbeinwolfi cm Bridge The Manchester Board of 1 Admissions will conduct a 5 MODERN BRIDGE PLAYESR in the P ro d u c tio n MAY NOT DRAW TRUMPS SoMli dtaler Many New Enterprises to 8 p.m. voter-making ses­ Both sides TulnetaMa Tierney Home Is FuU pf Ingenuity sion Wednesday in the town By ALFRED' SHEINWOLD NORTH World clerit’s office in' the Mu­ In Low Gear 4 A982 ' nicipal Building. I In the days when women wore I STORY By DORIS BELDINO are covered In red and Stay Checked fabric, and pewter tankards. and candlesticks. Mrs. Tierney’s collection of assorted candlesticks are. Students Hit Sukarno Eligible applicants must DETROIT (AP) — The big skirts down to their ankles, a which is also used on a cushion on an old wagon Cater to Young Singles auto factories at General Mo- PHOTOS By REGINALD PINTO on a refinished tavern table in fiont of the win­ be at least 21 years of age, WEST * BAFT seat. Tiemey refinlshed the ''seelt and ,piob®ted JAKARTA (AP) -Student lady or a gentleman would draw residents of Manchester for toi« Coup. i«malned in low gear 4 Q 4 4 J 53 It on legs. He also refinlshed th^rultvvopd fieuhe dows at the rear of th«room. tm w r O B K (AP)—H you’re "We keep the tenants busy pusher has developed a brisk trumps at the first opportunity. leaders told a mass rally of at least six months, and to^ay in the aftermath of an 5 76432 ^ Soft glowing colors on the interior walls of the of a Victorian love seat, which. is-upholstered . in The entrance hall at the center pf the house enough they don’t need to have business peddling coffee to iiarried, forg^et it. more than 8,000 today that PrSs- must be' U.S. citizens. Ohio parts plant wildcat strike. It was the refined thing to do. 0 7 65 S home of Mr. and Mrs. James. P. Tierney of 100 a mustard gold print on a white background. opens on to the living room at the right, and lip-roaring beer partlM,” sayi those left out in the cold. K you’w not, there’s the P:s- ident Sukarno was a figurehead The strike ended Thursday. Today we look dlffererrtly at 4 A 92 ' 4 QUO Cambridge SL give the robms the appearance Mrs. Tierney is pioud of the fact that her the dining room to the left. Hitchcock chairs in Merleene MaMy, manager of u i .The need to meet people has and must be completely dis­ SOUTH ton Tea Party in an old syna­ Nearly half of General Mo­ skirts 8uid a/t drawing trumps. of being bathed in sunlight even on dreary days. husband, without assistance, built wall units and mustard yellow are around a light grained cherry apartment house for ataf^oa in been the Impetus for other en- missed. Thant, prostrated himself at the 4 ,K 1076 tors’ fuU production foroe of 415,- Opening lead—seven of dia­ Mustard yellow is the most prominent color in renovated several rooms of the house, besides dining, room table, designed with four gate-legs gogue in Boston, the Never On E^las, Tex. torjn-ises—singles parties and four corners of the pagoda. ■ Instead of the mpre familiar two. A refinlshed Coasmas Batubara, chairman While safron-robed monks 000 workers across the nation monds. o 0 (2JI02 the about 12x20-foot living room, which extends refinishing many of the antiques they both love Friday dUb in Los Angeles, and "Our tenants don’t want too elubs. C863 dry sink in the room was, Mrs. Tierney said, the of the Student Action Front, de­ chanted Buddhist scriptures, wero idle in a spreading layoff Declarer, a gentleman of the 4 1 from the front to the back of the house. Paneled to collect. the Shell Plaza In Hollywood— much interferMice," says Sel- Weekend editions of New South WsH North BaH "first antique we acquired and whetted our ap­ clared the real ixiwer now rest­ Thant offered flowers and medi­ blamed by the company M a old school, won the first trick Walls is in a large mustard colored pattern on a An old double-barreled English filntlock hunt­ an apartment house that adver­ don Ring, partner in Ring York's Greenwich Village news­ Past Pass 1 Pass petite for collecting.” ed with army strongman Gen- tated at the main shrine. car parts shortage due to the with dummy’s ace of diamonds painted this color, and wallpaper on the other ing rifle is hung on the bricks across the top of tises "We rent only to playgirls Bros., a Los Angelea developer papers carry columns of adver­ 1 4 Past 3 4 PaM Suharto. Sukarno turned over Later he donated $200 to the strike. and drew two rounds of trumps All Pata Walls is in a arge mustard colored pattern on a the fireplace. Displayed above the gun are a and playhoye.’’ that operates five apartment tisements for parties—“ the 4 4 his last remaining powers to pagoda fund and expressed hope The total Idle rose to 196,000 with the ace and king. It was background of white. Wing chairs in the room mantel clock, thought to be about 100 years old, (See Page Four) Bachelors—male and female projects catering to sbiglee. place to meet,” "nurses and Suharto this week. the prayers offered at the pago­ men in 86 of GM's 127 plants, terribly genteel, but not very — their 20s and early 30s have “ ’The facilities are there for interna Invited free,” "bring Congress meets Maj-ch 7 to da would help bring peace. including 17 of its 23 passenger- effective. my and leads a high heart. moved to the big cities, leaving their use, but they can have se­ vodka.” consider investigating Sukarno’s car assembly factories. The 86 Declarer next led the ace of East ruffs, and South ■gain clusion if they want it." behind the comer drugstores .OMa also go seardiiifg for Communist links and to consid­ plants are in 17 of the 18 states hearts and continued with the over-iuffs. Ring’s newest project featurea and church socials. To replace boys at New York’s f&takill er dismissing him from his fig­ In which GM has production queen of hearts. Intending to By this time South haa taken i >■: ^ ^ a swimming pool, gymnasium, Area Weather these traditional meeting Mountain resorts, which^begran urehead post. facilities. discard a club if East produced seven tricks and haa the king sauna, a lounge wiih color tele­ placee, girl-meet-boy apartment promoting singles weekends five WINDSOR LOCK§ (AP)—The GM, world’s largest auto a low heart. When Bast actual­ of spades In his own hand and vision, a card room, biUard and bouses, bars, resorts and other yaara ago. Nizem Is Buried manufacturer, indicated anoth­ ly played the king of hearts. the A-9 of spades in dummy. table tennis rootna, and an ac­ "When single people go on vigorous storm that swept enterprises springing iq> for HYDERABAD, India (AP)— er week may pass before GM South ruffed. South leads his last diamond, tivities director. vacation, they don’t care how through Connecticut Thursday is Vtf 1 %♦* \ ^ ' * ' young singles from Manhattan’s The Nizam of Hyderabad was resumes top production. South ruffed a diamond in and West cannot prevent de­ Ihe Elqueatri-Inn in Burbank. great the food is or the enter- currently centered over the upper Blast Side to southern Cal- buried today beside the grave of The strike — by 2,600 workers dummy and led a high heart. clarer from getting three more CaHf., haa added a bridle pad) taiaunent — if they don’t meet Ifomia’e beaches. Canadian province of Quebec at the Mansfield, Ohio, parts East ruffed with the jack of tricks. and stalls for n horses. other, single people, it’s no his mother, in the land where he "K ’s the greatest untapped once held absolute power. just to the north of the Gulf of plant — lasted two weeks. spades and promptly switched marhet in the country," says a 'Ihe crowds aplH over toto the good," says a spokesman for Dally Question 2 The 80-year-old prince, once St. Lawrence. This storm in con­ The 8,200 employes at the De­ the queen of clubs. The de­ The Tierneys leave their barn red and white house to set out on an antique hunt lioa Angeles apartment house streets on Wednesday and Fri­ Grosiringer's, a resort that Partner opens with one club, rated as the world's richest men junction with a large area of troit Cadillac Division and Fish­ tofenders took three club tricks, and the next player paesee. You day nights along Maidiattan’a hands out little black books at developer. “ Pe<^e in the 21-36 with 780 miUion subjects, died high pre.ssure centered over and South was down one. 1st Avenue from SSrd to Nth—a the raglatration desk. er Body Fleetwood plants were hold: Spades, Q-4; Hearts, A- ■go bracket have been negiect- Friday. Iowa is producing a broad stetch with four eUe puba the idea is to get a lot of ad­ ordered to return to work Mon­ Modem Pipy 8-7-2; Diamonds, 9-8-6-2; Clubs, •d for too many years." An estimated half million northwesterly wind flow over packed to the bar with young dresses and telephone numbers day. The modem way to play this K-J-10. “ We cater only to single peo­ men, women and children, the region, bringing In very cold executives and adveitiaing men, and sort them out later. However, a company spokes­ kind of hand is to leave the What do you sayT ple because nobody else wants many weeping, lined the three- and rather dry air. models, steward eeaea and re­ But there la a problem In the man said two more plants he trumps alone. At the second Answer; Bid one heart. Tilers them—or can’t control them," mile route of the funeral proces­ This condition will continue to search aaaiatanta—many ef CaUkiUa — more huntresses did not name would have to trick declarer cashes the ace is no advantage in "showing" ■aye Ray Hames, 32, a bachelor sion in Hyderabad City. prevail over the weekend as the them newcomera to New Tork. than hunters. close Monday because of a con­ of hearts and then ruffs out the the four-card diamond suit. •nd general manager of Capital storm moves northeastw;ard Into ” It’a like driving lh !!«u | | h a Groaainger’a tries to keep the tinuing parts shortage. king of hearts. Copyright 1967 Securities In Kansas City. Labrador today and eventually living room," grumbled a W i ratio to S to 2 by such devices as Library Reopening GM said it depends for 90 per South ruffs a diamond In dum- General Features Corp. Capital Securities has built out to sea, and the high pres­ driver. offering men lower-priced FLORENCE, Italy (AP)—The cent of its car parts on the three apartment houses in the sure system moves slowly east­ In Chicago, the single net la 10 rooms. National Lbrary of Florence Mansfield factory. faeMonaMe Country d u b Plaza ward toward the Mid Atlantic deep at Gene Sages’ at Madlaon Some churches are beginning whose volumes apd archives General Motors declined to area, hires combos to play by coast. and LaSalle, in the heart e f Chi­ to take note of the singles’ were severely damaged by the estimate its production loss but the pool Saturday and Sunday The U.S. Weather Bureau re­ Keep Warm — Keep Oozy cago's financial district, from S needs. Amo River flood of last Novem­ the total has run into thousands ANSFIELDf^L aftemoons, and has filled one ports 'that with the cold arctic Free Gallon of Gas to 8 Friday nights. This month the Louisville, ber will be partially reopened to of cars. JCT.3l-32.WIUIMANTICaJ building with stewardesses from air over ua, clear skies and Two ushers are on hand to Ky., area Council of Churches the public March 1, library offi­ The production drop-off came "Forum” 10:00, "Seven” 8:30; Sun.: Forum 7:80, "Seven” 0:05 Trans World Airlines, which has cold temperatures prevailed control the crowd and make and YWCA announced they cials said today. with the car industry in the EXCLUSIVE AREA DRIVE-IN 1st BUN FEATURE SHOW its headquarters in Kansas d ty . overnight over Connecticut sure the young towyera, bro­ would provide^ acUvdtiee for sin­ The announcement said the midst of a sales lag. Production 'TREMENDOUS ALL-COLOR WEEKEND "W e’ve never had a vacan- with low temperatures general­ kers, legal secTetaries and gle people. manuscript, .rare books rooms schedules were rearranged for ey,” Hames says. "We have our ly in the low teens. Northwestern Voivenity stu­ "Meanwhile Louisville’s sin­ and reference rooms will be balance with the Inventory of SometRtvlirFMigfiMief AMCIVIN rilANK n«nr building half reserved, and Temperatures today will only dents are old enough to drink. gles face the same problems of ready for use next Wednesday. unsold new cars. the root Isn’t even on." reach to near 20 degrees over The lines form about • p.m. S-year-old Mds with nothing to Millions of volumes are still Only six General Motors car In the past year there have most of the area except that Friday at the M Chib in Boston, do — they go to the show," 1am- being dried out and chemically assembly plants have been on ZEROAVOSimL^ been half a dozen marriages they will likely reach the mid HJNNir among tenants. where an entaiprlalng east sntod a Louisville bachelor, S. treated against mildew under normal production siheo the guidance of experts. 20s in southern Connecticut. That is « ie of the big attrac- Mansfield strike began to affect PHILSILVIERS THING Plenty of sunshine will be the GM system. tlonfl of the new developments— Exhibit in Moscow visible today with some partial JACKGUFORD HAPPENED the chance to meet other sin­ Vernon One of the six, at Norwood. BUSIbRKEARM MOSCOW (AP)—U.S. Ambas­ cloudiness over northern sec­ Ohio, has no dependency on ONIHeWROr gles. AND CAST tions. Mansfield. GM said the other *T didn’t date for two years," sador Llewellyn E. Thompson OF 1D1HE today opened a month-long exhi­ Tonight will be clear and cold five had a sufficient parts back­ cooed a blonde nurse at the School Menus Next Week once again with low tempera­ GORGEOUS bit in Moscow of 821 American- logs to keep going. 'Hiey are at FORUAV* piush South Bay d u b apartment tures ranging from zero to 10 GALS in Torrance, about 30 minutes Lake Street SOhoot: Monday, Dessert, milk, bread and butter designed products for home and Fremont, Calif.; Framingham, GRBIAT NEW CO-HIT BONUS SHOW FRL-SAT. aarved with all meals. industrial use. above. Mass.; Lordstown, Ohio; Los from downtown Los Angeles. beef ateaka in gravy, mashed It will be on the breezy side As Good As The Magnlflclent SHOWN FIRST AT 7:00 Mr. and Mrs. James Tierney take a few minutes away from household tasks to relax in their living room Vernon Center Junior High Thompson read a message Angeles, and Tarrytown, N.Y, In Blushing Ctdor "Since I moved in, I’ve been in potatoes, peas, fruit: Tuesday, today ^md tonight. Sunday the love once, and in ’like’ twice." School: Monday, hot dogs, bak­ from President Johnson which vegetable beef soup. Jelly, sand­ ed beans, vegetable sticks, jelly said, “ Exchanges such as this winds will diminish. BOB HOPE wiches, cake; Wednesday, hot eandwiohes, chocolate cherry exhibit help us to profit from Yanks Visit Israel dog in a roll, potato ebipa, pic­ FREE in-car HEATERS eake; Tu«day, Salisbury steak, each others’ experience and to COLLEGES OPEN ALL YEAR kles, baked beans, oookiaa; buttered nooses, green peas, understand each other better” CHICAGO — More and more JERUSALEM—Citizens of the ELKE SOMMERS Thursday, spaghetti with meat biead and butter, gelatin des­ The display of items produced universities are finding it ad­ United States make up the larg­ sauce, green beans, cole alaw, IMEAD0WS“.'»' sert, and topping; Wednesday, by 170 U.S. firms, ranging from vantageous to operate on a est group of visitors to Israel. dieSevea' " H I T ^ k e gelatin dessert; Friday, mac­ Mfehaei Caine in shells with meat balls, g ra t^ razor blades to airplane propell­ year-iound basis. More than 70 In the most recent full year ICMiUtlltliBl- aroni and cheese, kernel corn, cheese, green beans. French ers, was arranged under the are now on a four-quarter plan there were 83,0(K) Americans. puuYisior S w A d en ” "FUNERAL carrot sticks, fruit. bread sticks and butter, fruit 1966-67 U.S.-SoViet cultural ex­ — distinct from summer ses­ 34,000 Frenchmen, 33,000 Brit­ East Elementary School: IN BERLIN" ooektail; Thursday, sloppy Joes change program. sions. ons and 12,000 Germans. Monday, combeef hash, bread Colon—Also on aoft roll, buttered rice, wax and butter^ cheeae wedges, or beans, peanut butter sandwich­ Prayer for Peace KIvls Presley In choice of soups, devil dog; Tues­ es, white butter cake with frost­ RANGOON, Burma (AP)— l-GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! day, hamburg on bun or choice ing; Friday, fish sticks, maahed U.N. Secretary-General U Thant Bonus Feature of beef stew or tomato soup, PUBLIC DINING ~ potatoes, atewed tomatoes, prayed today for world peace at "BIKINI BEACH” Color dessert; Wednesday, chop auey, com, bread and butter, coco­ the golden Shwedagon pagoda— bread and blitter or choice BANQUET & CLUB FACILITIES HJKHORO SPRINCriilD EXPRiSSHAV i t nut vanilla pudding. Milk and the most revered Buddhist RFS.Sfl S 91 North - HARTFORD vegetable soup or tomato

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'"3 MANCHBSim EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1967 P A G ( S H Y i f A G B irO UB MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1967 jf iEvents *T1ia Only R ow " Area Churches There la no reaiHn wa ahoidd ex­ Tierney Home Filled First Oongragattonal Church United Methodist Church St FranclB of Assist pect our uadvanltleo, our foundaUona, Eim tittg Ij^raUk Churches R t 44A, Bolton 678 Ellington Bd., . In C a p ita l United Omroh of Christ or our student organisations to show Sou^ Metoodist Church Church of the Assumption Church o f Christ. A n d ov er Rev. Hugh A. OUlls .... South Windsor Rev. J, Manley Shew, D.D. Adorns B i and Thompson Bd. LydoU apd Vernmi Bto. leas discrimination and Judgment in Rev. Boyniond H. Bradley Jr., Minister Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Iceberg Cheek With Ingenuity P a sto r kev. Froncla J. Mlhalek Eugene Brewer, Mfaihiter deall^ with the CSIA than' Atnerlcan P a sto r P a sto r WASHINGTDN (AP) — Tha _____ Rey. Rli^ihard W. Dupee P a sto r ^% m an K >N business baa shown, 9:30 a.m.. Church School and Rev. John E. Rikteraltis, Coast Guard is nreporing to (Oontlnaed from Fagd'S) .V, . (UuMoiste itetor^. ' R ev.. Ernest f .-O o p p s 9:45 a.m., Bible Classes. n m a t n o H Amerloaa buainesa, a Wall Street toe papered wall "the whole ef­ 9:45 a.m.. Church School. Morning Worship. Assistant Pastor drop bright orange paint on ico- ■ t RevJ. G a ry 8 . ^ r h e U M asses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:80 10:46 a.m,, Worsliip,' Sermon: Journal survey reveals, has had plenty W alls in toe dining room an fect was much too busy.’’ Using 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. la a.m.. Morning Worship. ■ — ----- bergs found in the North Atlan- J;J..; Assooluto Pastor . an d 11:46 a.m . “ The Good Confession.” papered in a colonial pattanied her ingenuity she psJnted-some Sermon by tiis Rev. Mr. Brad­ Sermon: "Let Your Light Ma.sses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 tic to study their direction and ■rttjr BTtalBf BSxcept fcndaya of opportuidtjr to work ita way into the ' 6 p.m.. Youth meeting. rs. Batarad at tha Port Offlco rt old shutters the same blue as ley, “ W ^ ’ in Love.” Shine.” and 11:80 a.m. drifting speed. ‘‘ esteem of the CIA.. stripe of muatard and cranberry. g s.m., and 10:45 a.m-, Wor- St. Bartholomew’s Church 0 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Oom.. aa flaoond Claaa Kail the print of the paper and set 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel- A spokesman said Friday And in many, many lhatances, e8pe- Tbe rich red color is repeated « ,tolp., Service. World Service Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor '^Knowledge Falsely So Called.” the beds against the louvered Scavenger Hunt fo r toys for lowshlp. St. Maurice Church, Bolton Coast Guard tried for years to dally Instances in which a particular ^ Sunday, Reception of new mem- Rev.' Edward M. LoRose Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Ladies Bi­ ■DBBCBIPTION BHTB8 on a oorher cabinet filled with wall, with pleasing residts. Bed Mansfield TrsUnlng School. Tuesday, 7\30 p.m., Official Rev. Robert W. Cronin destroy the icebergs by attack­ _PiaraMa m Adraaea business found itself able, as a result' „b e rs . Coffee social between set- Assistant Pastor ble class. Taar • •••»•# a*•aW* 133.00 white Ironstone china. Amber lamps have been mounted m Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Mother’s board. Pastor ing them ■with everything from 11.00 of ita normal fuixstianing, to do some­ 'vipes. Dr, J. Manley Shaw Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid- — -aaaaaaaaaaaaaa# glass bottles, small 'vaaes snd toe shuttered wall, and their Lenten study group. —----- TN T and fire bombs to gunfire, .J SKQBuMI aaaaaaaaaaaaa* •.00 ' ^ preaching. Sermon: "The Chal- Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:15 week Service. MoBth aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LOO thing helpful to ita govenunent, Ameri­ pitchers on shelves in a side 8 p.m.. Religious Education Rockvlll^ Methodist Church Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 chemicals and ordinary lamp cords concealed in back d the ’ lenge to Fidelity.’’ Church and 11:80 a.m. ------can business firms have cooperated window reflect the light into Board. 142 Grove St. am . black. ____ KICKBER OT i___ s shutters. School for Grades 1 through 12, TBB A8SOOATED FBBSS . with the CIA. the room on bright yellow raya Andrew Tierney, 11, toe St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Wednesday, 8 p.m., Christian Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor " It has proved to be a hope­ Nursery for babies. Pre-school St Bridget’s Church Ika AaaaeUiad PrtMa la ezchistvely aotlUM But very often, tbe Journal finds, A multi-colored braided rug is Church and Park Sts. Enlistment Committee. ------Sacred Heart Church less job,” he said. "N ow we Just ■Oa tha naa o( raimUicatioii of all nem dla- couple’s only child, has a room classes for children two to five Rev.' John J. Delaney, Pastor fatebaa eradtted v> 'It or not otharwlaa credit on the floor. Rev. George F. Nostrand Thursday, 8 p.m.. Women’s 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Rt. 30, Vernon keep a close watch on theim, American business turned ^down CIA which should delight boys of 'years old. Rev. Robert J. Keen odtatkla paper and alao tha local nawa pab- Most housewives complain be­ Rector Fellowship. Mrs. Eric Martin, Nursery through Adults, Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor mark them, study their habits ‘B h ad heraT^ approaches. almost any age. The nautleal 10 a.m.. Adult study class, Su* Rev. Dennis B. Hussey An xttbla «t repahlleatloa of qiaelal dla> cause toair kitchins are too Rev. John D. Hughes Guest of Cluh president of the Women’s Fel- 10:46 a.m., Morning Worship, ' Rev. Patrick Sullivan — and keep shipping Inlomu^I "With our terrific investment ovep- wallpaper has old sailing ships, '* sannah Wesley Hall. patobaaMrelherein are alao raaerred. small, Mrs. Tierney saicj' hers Rev. James W. Bottoms lowshlp of the Connecticut Con- Sermon: ■ "The Prisoner Set Assistant Pastor as to their whereabouts." se«u) If anybody suspected us of cloak- spouting whales, Ugfathouses, i'0:46 a.m.;. Senior High Fo- Masses at 7, 8 , -9:15, 10:30 in Robert W. Jones o f West was "much too large until my Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman ference of the United Church of Free." Nursery through Grade ------Two of the low-fl3dng planes and-dagger work, it could wreck us," compasses and sea captains ' rum. the church. 9:15, 10:80 and 12:00 Hartford 'Will speak Monday at husband erected a partial wall ^iread across Its surface. A wall Christ, guest speaker. 4. Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and have been equipped with new the Journal quoted one high executive of 6 p.m.. Junior High Method- In the auditorium. 8 p.m. at a meeting of toe ■flTl WMlvr 1 wuiin which channels traffic from the iinit. in toe alcove of the room 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Saturday, 7:80 a.m., Lay- Monday, 7:15 p.m., Prayer 11:46 a.m. radiometric iceberg detectora VraalaK Herald. one of our biggest corporations. 1st Youth Fellowship program 8:46 and 9:46 a.m., Family Women’s Club of Manchester at hack door atralght through to has a desk with overhead lamp, men's Lenten breakfast and and discussion lime. that pick up and distinguish the ' on summer church camping. St. James’ Church Eucharist. Kindergarten in tona Cafeteria, Regent St. His St. Bernard’s Church MU aaratoa client o( N. B. A. Another executive . q u o te d also toe entrance hall.’’ 'the wall also cupboards and en shelves for study hour. Wednesday, 3:30 p.m., Mem­ ice forms from the surrounding PUHIahera KepreaentaUrea — . J»niM * 6:45 p.m.. Senior Methodist Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Children’s Chapel. Nursery and topic Is “ Contemporary Sounds St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville Katbawa Bpertal — New York. CU- thought that CIA Involvement might serves as a ' backing' for the books and models so dear to the bership class. water, thus eliminating the need ^ Youth Fellowship. Pastor Crib Class In Williams Build- o t Music.” Mrs. George Naez- Rev. George F. X. Reilly eacD, Detroit and : luin hia firm abroad, and suggested that hooded range, small cabinet and heart of every young maiL Taloottvllle Congr^atlonal Thursday, noon, Commis.sion for •visual tracking. ■7 p.m., Sunday Evening Len­ Rev. Eugene F. Torpey ing, kowski is program chairman of Pastor ■ Kwinaat ATTDnr BTIBBATT OF CIKCULAr this would not b6 good for the United refrigerator. A bathroom is between toe Church on missions. About 400 of the 7,600 large ten Services "Know Your Hym­ Rev. John J, O’Brien 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with tiie event. Rev. James H. Royle .nOMBL States ttsdf. "Being effective world­ The kitchen walls have small bedroom s. Rev. Robert J. Bills, 7:15 p.m.. Lenten Service con­ icebergs bred in the North nal.” Reception Hall. Medita- Rev. Vincent J. Flynn sermon by the Rev. Mr. Bot­ Appointed Ford Foundation Rev. Anthony Kuzdal irtrartla^ dort^^boani: wide is, in a sense, in the national in­ patterned wallpaper on top, di­ The Tlenwys have llvod hi Interim Pastor ducted by commission on mis­ Atlantic each year drift south -E fln d a v — 1 w YYi _____ ^ Uons by the Rev. Mr. Cornell. toms. composer-ln-residence to WeOt vided from toe painted, W il­ their six-room house about 10 sions. into shipping lanes. Fta ToMd^ - 1 p.m. H ^ y . terest,’’ he was quoted. Monday, 7:30 p.m., Policy Masses at 6 , 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and Wednesday, 6 a.m., and 10 Hartford pubUc schools, Jones is Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 For Wadneadar — 1 p.m. Tueaday. liamsburg blue lower half by a years, and fs*l that, with the 9:45 a.m., Chiurch School and For nuraday — 1 p.m. Wt^eaday. And one 6f the nation’s foremost for­ * committee. Commission on Wor- 11:30 a.m. a.m.. Holy Communion. also organist-isenior choirmaster a.m. chair rail. A collection of old alterations which have boon add­ Nursejy. The Rev. Mr. Bills will Vernon Methodist CSiiirrh Job Corps Survey iV)r Friday — 1 pjn. Thu^ay. eign sales executives, who has refused ' ship. 7:30 p.m.. Choral Evensong. at Elmwood Community Church, _1_ “ ■ Satimay — 1 p.m. Friday. woodenware is displayed on the ed, It la more than adequate lead the Adult Class. Rt. 30 WASHINGTON (AP) — A dad deadline: 10:80 t-m . each day a( the CIA’s request foic cooperation and * Wednesday, Adult study Preacher, The Rev. Douglas E. West Hartford. St. Matthew’s ChurchJs Tolland u.S. Chamber of Commerce wall next to the range. for their needs. Besides Us Calv,ary Church 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Ev- Rev. Slorton A. Magee except Satarday — 0 a.ra. held, waa quoted ^ saying this: group, Susannah Wesley Hall. Theuner, Vicar, St. George’s He was bom at' Oak Park, Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor Hltchock beds in ivory with building and reflnUhing projects (AssembUea o f God) erret Cartetter participating. Minister survey shows only 28 per cent of ” The Rev. Mr. Dupee, leader. Church, Bolton. HI., and began piano lessons at Meeting Sundays In New Church "The only row for a businessman to gold stenciling are .In the master in his spars time, Tierney’s fun­ 647 E. Middle Tpke. Sermon: “Justice: Give Every 107 Job Corps graduates polled M nrtey, Vebraaiy 36 7:30 p.m., Stewardship and fi- Thursday, 3 p.m., Children’s age 6 , and organ lessons at age ' ------recently were performing work boe la right down the middle,->without bedroom on the second floor. time occupation is that of a Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Man IKs Due.' 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. * nance. Room 22. Lenten Mission. H . A fte r attending toe Chicago Masses .at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 for which they were trained. Involvem ent.’* The room is papered in a small, mrtimen working out of the Paotor Monday, 8 p.m.. Religious Eld- Child Care. Church School, * Friday, 7:80 p.m.. Board of Daily, 7 p.m., Evening Pray- Conservatory of Music, he en- The survey found a third of ’Ihere is nothing so sacrosanct, so blue and white colonial print, Broad St Station. The fourth ucatlon committee. Nursery and Kindergarten. One More Biff ^ rii7 ’ trustees. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. er. tered the University of Red- toe graduates polled were job­ idealistic, so impractical about such and Mrs. Tierney said that When member of to# family is Mltsl, Tuesday, 8 p.m., Etnance 10:30 a.m.. Church School for 11 a.m., Worship. Church is open daily for pray- lands, Calif., majoring in organ. committee meeting with chair- all other classes. Elastmlnster United less and another 14 per cent ATeraS Harrimaii, Freoldeiit standards as applied by businessmen to the beds were placed against a p et c a t composition, band and dance Presbyterian Fellowship H ie Salvation Army 6 p.m., Christ’s Ambassadors. man of all dhurch committees. 7 p.m. Methodist Youth Fel- were employed without direct I Am baandor at Iiargo, ia gen- the best Interest of their business and bnrd arrentiiw’ . He received a George E. Slye School 661 Main St. 7 p.m., Fam ily Gospel Ser­ Wednesday, 'll a.m., Ladies lowship. job corps help. oool yeoltot in tha their nation as to forbid the thought bachelor o f music degp:«e, cum Kingston Dr. off Oak St. Captain Ernest V. Payton vice. Community Baptist Church Missionary Society. The chamber report, releas^ with Oommuniata. that standards equally high and equidly ' Officer in Charge laude, In 1959, and master of ______t- East Hartford Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. Prayer 686 E. Center St. First Congregational Church Ertday, said the majority Terentiy froin tha practical oould be applied to universi­ music in composition in 1960. Rev. Gordon S. Bates, -Wonders of the Universe- Service. Rev. Frederick R. Bruce, Union Congregational Church of Vernon those polled "describe the Job I------He was a professional organ­ ^linlster imUna'^^awk** in that it ia aaaumed ties, student organisations, foundations, Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break­ Interim Minister Rockville Corps as the best experience Of ist, choirmaster, accompanist Rev. John A. Lacey,^ that ha would be content to achieve church organizations and labor unions, fast. Zion Evangelical Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister Minister their life.” ! Weather Forecast^ Change 9:30 a.m., Sunday School and teacher o f organ and piano 10 a.m.. Worship and Church jpeaea A o rt of m ilitaiy vlctoty. The ap> so that they, too, would behave with Lutheran Church 9 a.m.. Church School for all Rev. Lyman D. Reed, Rev. Betsy G. French, The chamber said a survey Of (Classes for all ages). ages. Expanded session for b e c o n ^ a professor of School. Sermon: "Consider employers pralaal of HazThnaa ia, indeed, tiiat ha some respect for the tremendous in­ (Missouri Synod) Asststant Minister Minister of Ghristian Education of 170 Job Corps 10:46 a.m., Holiness Meet­ Nursery through Grade 4 cotmterpotot form and Your Ministry.” graduates shows 127, or roughly la aool, mther than emotionally doml* vestment we and they have all arotmd I Manned Satellites Project Cooper and High Sta. James E. Lee, ITouth Woriter ing (nursery provided). Rev. Walter L. Abel, through Worship Service. Dis- 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning 76 per cent, no longer are enj- naitod. with regard to both war and th e w o rld . 6:16 p.m.. Open A ir Meet­ cipleshlb class conducted by the Minnesota from 1961 to 1962. St. George’s Episcopal Church By DR. I, M* U&VI’I'X’f toe senrara neoeisaiy to pro­ Interim Pastor 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades Worship. ployed in the job in which tl^^o p M M a ing. Rt. 44 A, Bolton DIREOTOB vide toe essential informotleo Rev. Mr. Bruce* in the ^church 6 through 1 2 . 9:26 and 10:55 a.m.. Church Job Corps indicated they wers b hla kat iNddlo diacuaelon of the 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar Tlie Fels Planetariiun to toe meteorologiit 8:45 a.m., Sunday School. Di­ sanctuary for prospective mem- **No man hath seen God at any 10:30 a.m.. Church School, In- School. placed. ■ltnatk» in Vietnam, Ambaaaador Har- 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Employers rated the training, OoHeffc An Our Lives Of the Franklin Institute Loser KxpcRmeiita vine Worship conducted by the bers. i time; the only begotten Son, falits to ro u ^ Grade 4. 6 p.m.. Grade 9 and Junior H""— oKfaraaoed the view that peihai>a Included are three loser ex­ Monday, 6 p.m., Junior Song­ 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, which is in the bosom of the 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. akill level and work habits 6t A pnq^raini for the predictlcn Rev. Wilhelm Wilkens of Cov­ 10:46 a~m.. Worship Service Pilgrim Fellowship. Pretty soon we will all be going to sters. America for Christ offering will 'Father, he hath declared him.” 10:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer. the majority of the graduates as pnana had begun to oocne a Httle ctoaer. and control of weatoer has been periments. One win d a te m ln c entry. and dedication of new Pilgrim 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- college, all our lives. 8 p.m.. Friendship Circle. Church School. “poor” or only "satisfactoryt” H a baaed b ia <^[rinion on evidence th at proposed by scientists. Astro­ toe concentration of nltrle oxide Thursday, 7 p.m., Family received. Sermon: “ He took Wednesday, 8 pjn., Testimo- Hymnals, Sermon: "What Song lowshlp. That may sound startling, but it is Tuesday, 2 p.m.. Home 7 p.m.. Young People’s Fel­ the survey said. .j Banol had begun to ahlft aoine of Ita Making Own Syrup Family Hobby naut —scientists in ecurto-otbit- in toe iqiper atmoopbete. Scl- Lenten Worship conducted by Children’s story, ny meeting, Does Your Life Sing?” The^ Monday, 8 p.m. Board of League. at 749 lowship. dtplomatle poaitiona. merely a logical explanation of current ing vehdclee would perform entists believe that iritrie eorids the Rev. Mr. Abel. "C"® ^ Thank You.” Reading Room hours Rev. Mr. Bowman preaching. trustees, Library. 6 p.m., Corps Cadet Classes. holi- Monday, 8 p.m.. Executive CAPITAL FOOTNOTES whirtwlnd trends already operating Carl Rivers o f 16 Church St. and his son, John, 10, are gathering sap from their one-tree meteorological ei^rim ents up may atfect atroospherie pracsss- 7:45 p.m.. Ladles’ Aid meet- legal 4 to 6 p.m.. Junior High P il­ Tuesday, 7 p.m., Youth mem­ Rep. L. Mendel Rivers, ^ It la reported from Waahlngton that, 6:46 p.m., Senior Songstera 6 p.m., School of Missions, days, Monday through Satur- committee meeting. am ong us. sugar bush in front o f their home, and are boiling it down in an Improvised vat on the patio. to 27 significant eiqperiments. es which govern toe formation ing sifter Lenten service. grim Fellowship. bership meeting. 'Although Secretary Ruak and President 8 p.m.. Senior Band. Dr. WiUlam Bralsted of Ham- day, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thurs- Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Holy Eu- 8 -C., chairman of the House We now have more young people in They have processed nine quarts of s}rrup since tapping the tree Jan. 16, and sap should The remarkable weather pic­ of the Isyen of broken atoms 5:46 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel­ Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Church Armed Services Committee, ,|z Johaaon, who obviously know every­ Wednesday, 3:30, p.m.. Sun­ den, speaker. Sandwich supper; day evening, 7 to 9. A cordial charist. continue to run for at least another month. They are getting about a quart of syrup from tures transmitted to earth by we call the ionosphere. The sec­ lowship. 1 Council. expected to make public neift graduate schools than, 20 yean ago, wd beams. Trlnlty Covenant Church dessert and beverage provided. welcome is extended to the 8:30 p.m.. Inquirer’s class. thing Harrhnan doea and perbapa more^ each 10 quarts of sap. Rivers, a Vermont native, started the project last year as a hobby the Applications Technology ond laser test would measure 7:30 p.m.. The Second in the Thursday, 7:16 p.m., Lenten had in college. W e are, in other words, Thursday, 6 p.m.. Junior Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. public. week a report on the draft ma^® teva aUffened rather tb ^ meliowed'' fo r John and his daughter, Terri Ann, 8 . Both are students at Lincoln School and John Is cloud heights and distribution. Program for children Grades 1 series of Lenten services in the Service. Meditation by The Rev. Satellite from an altitude of 22,- Band. Rev. K. EJnar Raak, Pastor Rockville Baptist Oburch by a ciidllan advisory'*' pouel Miair peaoa poaturea in the period alnce learning how not to stop going to col­ a cub scout of Den 1, Pack 65. Rivers is employed at Central Connecticut Co-op Farmers through 6 ; Nursery. sanctuary. Dr. John F. Priest, 300 milee accent the 'value of The third would determine Eric Bascomb Jr., minister of 09 Union St. headed by retired Army Gei^ lege. Assn, and his wife works at Beneficial Finance Co., both in Manchester. (Herald photos 7 p.m.. Open Air M ating. 6:45 p.m., Junior and Senior North Methodist Church Dean of Hartford Seminary, will the boodiing halt waa ended, there ia monitoring gross weather mo­ areas In a storm system where 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Faith Congregational Church, Rev. Robert La Gounte Mark Clark. W e are now creating new oollegef, in 7:30 p.m., Mid-wee)(Meeting. High Youth Fellowships in 300 Parker St. aonalderable State Department Interpre- by Ofiara.) tions across the earth. How­ veriteal motion la present, and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. speak on "W orldiy Church and Springfield, Maas. Topic: “ The Harold C. Pachlos, 30, Is 're­ Youth Building. George Mc- Rev. Earle R. Custer, Hanoi had, before the bomb- this country, at the rate of 20 a year. ever, the significant feature of measure the rote and directlan Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ Churchly World.” Coffee hour Cross An Open Door.” signing as associate While Center Congregational Church Oombe, a former member of the Pastor 9:30 a.m., Sunday School That is slow progress compared to whaf the new . propoaal to 'that of thlB motion. The loser ex- week Service. after service in chapel. 8 p.m.. Adult study group, li­ House press secretory to be­ waa resumed, made a significant United Church of Christ Peace Corps in Venezuela, Terry B. Candee, classes for all ages. Nursery one can see just ahead. Some exp(t]^ meteorologiical phenmneiia w U perimente should provlda tmder- Thursday, 7:30 p.^., Sunday brary. come assistant to toe general in ita portion. 11 Center St. speaker. Pastor-In-Training during ail worship services. calculate we Shall soon be founding new Herald Tales of Connecticut be obeerved CrQtn relatlvdy low s t i ^ l n g at the driving end Schoool stsiff. Wallace Duncan St J < ^ ’s Episcopal Church 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. counsel o f toe new Department b aooh interpretation it ia considered Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, B t 80 near Hillside Ave., colleges at the rate of one a week. altitudes. growth mechanism of stonns. of Hartford, speaker. Unitarian Fellowship 7 p.m.. Evening Gospel Hour. of Transportation. turn in fact and new in emidiasis that M inister 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser­ Today, we can predict weath­ Also, they' 'wia give statistical Jehovah’s Witnesses V ern on Academy Junior High School Tuesday, 9 a.m., Ladies Bi­ President Johnson has a ^ In the total, life-long college going of Yesterdays Rev. Kenneth W. Bteere, vice. Sermon: "Nations Before Hanoi Abould now tie the beginning of er 19 hour* in advance with date for long-range ferecoeting. Second Congregational Church Kingdom Hall Rev. James L. Grant, Rector Glastonbury pointed Vice Adm. John S. the future, oomputers will play a key Associate Minister God.” ble study. - BegottaiUana mertiy to our cessation about 80 per cent accuracy. Radiation oinittod by tbo at- 385 N. Slain St. 726 N. Main St Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Prayer Cain Jr. aa commander of U.S. The Lazy Women Miss Antoinette Bierce, 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs­ bomMng instead of, aa in the past, to part in the teaching process. Just as When President Johnson was 7:46 a.m.. Holy Communion. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School and, Id Bible .studV.study. naval forces in Elurope.Fkirope. ’ 1 25 Years Ago moephera will be studied. By Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister ery and Grades 4 through 8. they will continue to play a key part chairman of the Space Council, Director of Christian Education 8 p.m., Public Bible discourse 9 a.m., Holy Communion, Ser­ Morning Meeting. The Rev. Senate Republican Leader the standing four-point Hanoi peace By Wesley Gryk Jr. monitoiing it at spectfie wave­ Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, 10:30 a.m., Church School. Thursday, 6:30 p.m.. Stockade in releasing Americans from menial he indicated that if the 12-hour "Human Compassion’s Place in mon, classes, baby-sitting. Myles Blanchard Monson, Blverett M. Dirksen and House •om Uitons. President Edward O’Brien of lengths, or colors, voriatloiia in Associate Minister Nursery, Kindergarten and for boys 8 to 12 years old. Co- tasks so that they have so m wh leisure , , English women are from fighting for the purpose forecast could be extended to solar energy, ionospherie be­ 8 , 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Worship Practical Christianity.” j 10:46 a.m.. Morning Prayer Mass. ^eaker. ^pic: "TOe „^^^s tor girls Grades 7 to 9. GOP Leader Gerald R. Ford Harrimanli opinions, together with the Manchester Junior Cham­ Grades 1 through 3. of obtaining white female serv­ five days, this country ootdd havior and weather can be otud- Service. The Rev. Mr. Steere 4:16 p.m.. Group discussion of Sermon, claves. Right to Dissent.” The Rev. Mr. again have urged Congress to time they don’t know what to do with it ber o f Commerce announces lazy, and can’t do your work." 9 a.m., Church School. 7:30 p.m.. North Methodist Ertday, 6:30 p.m., Pilgrims, United Nations Ambassador Goldberg’s ants. save 35 taUlicn a year in water preaching third in series "Fa- the Watchtower magazine artl- TXiesday, 7:30 p.m.. Memori­ Blanchard will conduct a baby­ hold thorough public h earin g exi^ept go to college. Although this remark, naade led. The astronauta will uee ra­ 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Cadre I. girls Grades 3 to 6. elaborata assurance, on the eve of hia that detailed plans are in Although the remark waa resources, agriculture, lumber­ als committee. naming ceremony. Along vrlth the universality of col­ by a certain Lieutenant Gard­ dar to scan areas vtoere there Nursery dhurch ^ “taking Grateful Use of a on a proposed system of fed era departure around the world, that the readiness for the first organ- Twists, m. The Church is a ^ ^ Penny,” and "The Modern Ful-FUl Monday, 8 p.m., WSOS execu­ Wednesday, a.m., v Holy iner of Saybrook, was some­ made as a strategic maneuver, ing, tnuisportatlen, etc. For le precipitation. Hds tete vrill 6 tax sharing -with the states. '• lege education will come certain ized Waste Paper Collection. Rock!” or “Is it Unchanging?” flllment of toe Penny.” tive committee. Oommunlonv^- First Evangelical Lutheran a . *idoo(" was atiU open to possibilities of thing less than flattering, no there waa probably more truth the entire wortd tiiis figure be­ then be compared wlto ground Mr. Davis. Duplicate Bridge Marine Capt. Harvey Cuiti^a changes in atmosphere and rationaliza­ 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Church Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Theocra- Tuesday, 6:30 a.m., Senior 10 a.m.. Holy'Communion. Church of Rockville paaea^ place some additional prestige Connecticut women would have in it than Gardiner realized. comes fl7 MHlon a year. So­ data. The distribution of pre- 1 1 a.m., Self-study steering Bamum Jr., 26, of Cheshlze, tion which will be most weloome. School and Crib Room. tic Ministry School. youth study „ group. , Thursday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Rev. Uchard E. Bertram, Resulits laist night in the first behind the theory which has been objected. The UeUtenant made Despite the fact that pioneer ciety has a largs stake in de­ ciidtation witbln a storm qys- committee. Conn., receives Monday toe When everybody goes to ocdlege, there 10 Years Ago 6:30 p.m., Bellring^ers reheUrs- Pastor Mssion of an open pair cham­ (hmstlng itself persistently forward the statement to a war party women were a hardy lot, they veloping more accurate weath­ tem Can bs monltorod. 6:30 p.m. Pilgrim Youth Fel- 8:36 p.m.. Service meeting. 1 . , . , ... baby-sitting. Medal of Honor for heroism In led lives of luxury as compared er forecasts. Woodruff HaU. Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Group “ “ scholarships committee,“ “ 7:30 p.m., Prayer Group. pionship at the Manchester 'Vietnam, Aver sinoa the President ordered his will no longer be any special distinotion Miss Joyce Cunliffe, 18, of of Pequot Indians In the early There is s diffaraacs in rad­ wltlt the old squaws. Indian Gletin A. Cato, manager of TTiursday, 1:16 p.m. Bible discussion of a Bible aid at the "^=30 p.m.. Church school BVlday, 6:30 p.m.. Holy Com- 9 a.m., Sunday School. Bridge Cluh are: North-South ______hasty rsBumpUon of the bombing. in i t 16 Doane St., Is named Miss part of 1637,, when the Redmen iation reflected back from toe 7 p.m Senior Youth Fellow- women were a muscular, atmospheric systems I at Elec­ study group, Robbins Room. following locations; 287 Oakland teachers, m'union. 10:30 a.m., The Service. Edward Bala and MiteheU Bala, And when there la college room for Eastern States Exposition in a were contem'pjating an attack earth and sea. THiat efteot does ship. 6 a.m., Men’s K is the theory that we know we had plucky group, capable of en­ tro-Optical Systems, Inc. (EOS) Friday, 7:80 p.m., Lenten pro­ St., 736 N. Main St. and 18 Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Junior Bible class. first; E'red Clark and Jack everybody, there will no longer be that beauty contest held In Worces­ on the settlements- of Connecti­ this have cn the cbaraotaristics Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Religious study group. *b hand something that could be re- during more sweat-provoking recently addressed toe third an­ gram, Woodruff Halt Chambers St. in Manchester, al- Our Saviour Lutheran Church Clark and Mrs. , W. L. Holland CHARGE YOGR i insane rat race In which our young hu­ ter, Mass, cut. He hoped to prevent them of the overlying air masses? Educaticn Board. 8 p.m.. North Methodist ; garded aa a ooncesaion from North labor than their husbands. In nual meeting of toe American 144 Griffin Rd. In 8 . Wlnd- Wapplng Community Church 239 Graham Road, Wapping and Peter Griffith, tied for seo- TM b question can be answered Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Church Cadre n . man beings are entered the moment fact, the men did little elae Institute of Aeronautics and Gospel Hall _ Congregational Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor on and sophisticated weather con­ Hutcheon, “ Something New in Italian American CQub, 13S Immediately If we did cease the bomb- response of the average organi­ aateUHe# could be equipped Rev. Walter A. H 3rszko ery. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, 664 Center St. 649-98ll tually wanting to go to college. haps a chisel. A mortar and trols lising manned vehicles are the House.” Church School. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Eldridge St. ■ Ing. The President could, if he bad and with the assistance of a zation Republican. with four to ntaia expoitineote, P a sto r The sUbJert of the Lesson- Pastor K people are ever able to go to col­ pestle were a necessity to about a half-century away. THE Classes for all ages. avlsbed, have treated this as if It were third party candidacy which He ’ is becoming the master depending on weight ------Sermon is "Christ Jesus” ; the Rev. Eric J. Gothberg, lege for such reasons and In such an grind into ‘jsamp’’—a kind of Current Frogtain limited Bolton Congregational Church 11 a.m.. Worship Service. A trtnmph for our bombing polldes. He split some 5,000 votes away The first end perhiqia most M asse s at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Golden Text, from John, 1 : 16: Assistant Pastor of the simplistic panacea, In cornmeal which made up the The slg:nificant point in Cato’s BIBLE Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Nursery. atmosphere, there may well be a reeto- from the Democratic incum­ important element in these pro­ sould have acted like a reasonable, clvl- which he offers an Inviting, en­ greatest part o f the Indian paper was the disclosure that Minister 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. ration of that excited Joy which ought' bent, Thomas Meskill of New posals is the Insertion of a man 9 and 10:46 a.m., Di-vine Wor­ liaed victor, who was proving the sln- ticing, old-fashioned, common- diet the Tiros and Nimbus weather SPEAKS Miss Jeanne Lefevre, 6:30 p.pr.7 Fast and Prayer. to be a part of any process of true Britain made hi-mself the only in the system to tocrease its ship and Church School. Nurs­ : JMilty of hia own desire for peace by sensical remedy for the trou­ The squaw ■was allotted no satelU^tes see, record and trans­ by Student Director of Christian 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. MR. learning. Out of what might seem to Republican member of Con­ versatility and effectiveness. ery for infants. Sermon by Pas­ JIaMng up the first tangible change bles of a c ra ^ , immoral, mlx*^ set meal time or rest period. mit only what scientists expect Education Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Prayer gress from Connecticut. ed-up world. He will increase The second is toe resesrah feed­ Eugene tor Anderson, “ Jesus Christ, jHaaoi had made in Its attitude since the be, on the surface, the gross extreme in She was required to suit her them to encounter. Thus, the Service and Bible study. His victory in the Sixth Dis­ back into our economy. If this BORN AGAIN CHRISTIANS Conqueror of Eivll Forces.” mass education there may emerge the exemptions for the income tax. schedules to the whims of her program fails to ei^lore funda­ Brewer 10 a.m.. Church School. Wor- ROBERTS r hegtaming of our adoption of the war. trict,—a district which had ac­ program succeeds, even hi a Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Lenten rare Jewels of true scholarship. It could He will try to correct the Su­ master. Yet, through all of mental meteorology. It is often You Are Invifed rtiip Service. Sermon: "The Unitarian Meeting House TIm President, if he sensed any sucl^ tually been tailored, in the re- preme Court’s error in allowing this, she did not lose entirely modest way, tbe entire ooet of “ Quiet Hour’’ service -with Pas­ Trial of the Ages.” 50 Bloomfield Ave^., Hartford be again, as it must once have been ill-equipped to pertdrm essen­ } Have you ever observed toe ; japportuntty, did not choose to. exploit dlstrictlng bargaining between Communists into our Ameri­ her femininity. She remained the space program could b f re­ tor Gothberg preaching. Rev. Nathaniel 0 l Laurlat long ago, near the beginning, a civUiza- tial investigations for. long- ease with which childrra are 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. BEAUTY j I t th a t w a y . State Chairmen Bailey and turned. To attend the Tuesday evening meeting of can schools while it throws a. woman first—an Indian sec­ range forecasts ai^ eventual , fascinated and excited, even Lenten discussipn group. tlon in which education becomes soms- Finney, to be a district leaning The space program has been tlie MANCHESTER BIBLE CLASS. This class Concordia Lutoeran CSrarch ■var alnoe, an kind of analysis has God out. ond. A good example of this weather modification. about what adults consider 10:30 a.m., Worship Seridces, tiiing sought instead of a thing pre- Republican, had the Immediate costly. But a si^Ie auccess in 40 Pitk in St. ‘ hsan trying to present plausible rea­ In launching such crusades. fact was witnessed In April, Dr. Cato proposes investiga­ " trivial? A common magic trick, Is sponsored by the Cohrary Baptist Church A v e ry St. Nursery and Worship Church sortbed. effect of making him the most Congressman Meskill is reas­ 1637, just a few months after weatoer modiflratlon could sig­ Rev. Joseidi E. Bourret, Pastor School. SALON JUDY sons for bis decirton to turn his back tions made from 400 to 600-mlle ’ a simple mechanical device and o f Windsor Locks and teoebes JESUS CHRIST, Christian Reformed Church BOB And can we wear the same sweater important Republican office­ suringly modest. He admits Lieutenant Gardiner had at­ nal toe beginniiv of a neir era unpretentious story— these and 661 Avery St tha poaaibUity of negotiation. One altitudes by astronaut-soientlsts holder in the state. Actually, for man. It could atteer overy- others as artless, suffice to htUd Crucified— Risen— and Coining Again. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, all our lives tooT that what he is attempting to tempted to dissuade the. Indian who oould modify instruments •V South Windsor Vernon Assembly of God Church j peraatant line of reasoning bolds that two districts bad been tailored one on earth. youngsters spellbound. Life is so Church School and Nursery. do is very difficult and likely to warmongers. A t that time, as and test .procedures to cope Rev. JamM A. Bonnema, Northeast School poUtiOB both In this country and In Viet- that way — the Sbetb and the fun of tbe enchanting that rtiU- ... .For further informertion, coii— KLSO a.m.. The Service, Introduces take time. But' he jiromlses his some Wethersfield farm ers with unexpected weather pat­ M in ister Intersection of Rts. 30 and 31 fiam suggested that it would be smart Fourth. Neither had withstood dren constantly are impressed Church School and Nursery. best effort in such a nice w ay were heading out to toe fields terns. And toe meat sbpUsticet- VerniMi Viets Over The Hill the Johnson flood o f 1964. yvitb toe wonder of It all. REV. E DAVn BENNER Phone 6:30 p.m., Luther Lieague. u to delay the start of negoUatlonB— th a t most o f us have no instinct - to work, a war party swooped ed .types of fautrumenti would 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for Rev. Mlchellno Biix:! Now, in 1966 when the state Wednesday, 12:15 p.m., Noon ages. {■mart in this country until ire had The figtures on Viet Cong defections to dciubt bis final success. down on toe town. Six men, be developed as needed to A Thooffht^or. IVidv But in matui;ing, people lose Teacher Windsor 688-1810 edged back toward political But what btings Congress- two women, and twrtity cowz Day Lenten Office. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. •oms ekwer to the 1968 presidential and South Vietnamese Army desertions quire maximum infoimetioo Sponsore4 the Manchestor much of this ability to be en­ normalcy, Meskill, with the 8dd ihan Meskill to the force, even were massacred. In the’ same thralled by toe elementary. Our 7:80 p.m.. Lenten Vesper Ser- Nursery. U a.m., Worship Service. Mr. Charles , 'aleetkme, when Mr. Johnson would like released by the U.S. coonmand in Saigon from toe earth to aid in prepar­ CouncU bC Churdisa o f a Democratic ffplit, brought attack, two young girls were •vice. Lay preacher. 7 p.m., Evang;elistic Service. l.to hava negotiations in progress while don’t add much to knowledge of how more convincingly than his ing forecasts. sophistication demands com­ 7:30 p.m.,N Evening Service. his district through, while Ab­ kidnaped. ,F o r months, the plexity. And consequently we Thursday, 10 a.m.. Women’s Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer ' ;Amartcaas voted, and smart in Vietnam tbe war ia going. choice of issues and crusades, is NASA has awarded.BOS an ner Slbal, supposedly with a townspeople s^ched for to ^ , W e worsblp^Thee, O.Grtnllled! blindly pass by some of life’s United Pentecostal Church and Bible Study. ’The report was that Viet Cong who something he himself hasi al­ 180,000 contract to .explore toe, Bible study, nursery provided. Formerly Of The Hmtil that country has begun to erect What' glories .didst Thou lay greatest Joys. Christianity, for 187 Woodbridge St slipped^ away and presented thmuselvea better chance in the Fourth, most no choice iibout. .A^ter but all to no avail. . lee/^ility of tills approach. Tha ' 'aaine Mnd of eivihan government stru«>- fell slain by the wayside. Finally, toe youthful pair jyas aside; ^ , toe self-esteemed casuist, has Rev. Robert L. Baker, Pastor to South Vietnamese, U B. or other al­ you have seen him'on television flnn developed VI experiments ,.ture to supplant the present military found safe with a group of What d i^ of human grief little tp commend it, little to ar­ Harfford Area lied forces increased from 11,124 in 1865 . Sibal ran as a moderate, lib­ about the secohd time, jtnd designed to acquire thb ‘basic iAotatorahlp. and sin rest one’s piquancy or to stir 10 a.m ., Sunday Sctiool. to a record 20,241 in 1066. eral Republican, whose record ' ,been 'bothef’ed ^by some, vague . Dutch settlers. Tbe'tale they told r d a tA Didst Thou omintat to languish one’s devotion. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. XOntary events in Vietnam aubae- Deaertilns from tbe South Vietnamese Included active opposition to sense of toe familiar, yiia sud^ was certainly a strange one - Dr. Cato has divided toe pro­ CHARLES 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. You Are Invifed :6pieat to tbe resumption of' bombing armed forces were reported aa 113,000 . G old'^ter in the 1964 conven­ dehly realize that he ^unds when compared with toe usual gram into atmosjdieric disgnpa- «. How we need that childlike' That through aitbning Blood Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Pray­ .Ibava ataw begun to suggest a theory of in 1965 and 67,000 for the first six tion. Conceivably, Republican, and elocutes a ^ looks' very gruesome accounts of Itid to tics, forecasting, solar emlssiqD, faculty of seehig glory in toe outpoured unadorned, challenge in toe un- er and Bible study. months of 1866. right wing antipathy played much .like a gratieman who “ hospitality.’’ As soon as they sovMb storms and atmospheric ; jO sir own. The suggestion given by the Our brriHm pw ba imigbt bs re­ complicated and wonder in the Due to popular acceptance, we shall continue some pait In his surprise de­ happens to br .Goverxiolr of' Cali­ had reached the village of ti^eir composition. The eiiperiments in ’.{SAHaiy nawa from Vietnam is toat we ’The figures are not comparablel Al­ stored! < ingenuous! "When I survey toe SPRING HAT SALE feat. Meskill rait aa a tradition­ fo rn ia. captors, the wife o f Chief Mono- ‘ town now begun mounting tbe greatest though there are some North Vietna­ these areas foil iiito three cat^ wondrous cross, oh which toe through March our special — "O n All W aves" 4 mese regular army defections, most of al, conservative, but pleasant, H ^ is, we suggest, whether notto had taken them under her gories. One is specthun analy­ O love0 ^ above on aarthly love, I,And BMSt determined land operatiima •^ prince of glw y died, my richest the Vietoong changing sides probably personable, go-getting Republi­ or not his particular candidate wing. She had treated them sis, in which light or radiation To Tbst our tasorta adoring gain 1 count but loes and pour Iba whole war in a oUmactlc effort starting as low as $ 10.00 complete were Impressed by the VC in the'first can who had the cheerful au^ for toe post wins the' state with great deUcateness, tiUdng c<»aing from an area will 'b# move; j contempt on aH my pride." BUCKINGHAM CHURCH «to ohtaiB some smashing kind of vio- great pains so that they wqi^ Thy boundless merclea jrsarn p lace. port of all elements in 1& chaiimansMp of toe' pa^y analyzed. The second is in toe T 'When I reflect up overall ^ u a l appearance of jit- And in Thy Blood aln'a wounds sb. struck by toe wonder of 1^ all. “Oh low marvelous! Oh how rawB prcatlga as a sort of opposite to well as raising pay and benefits. These be something of a party power, ; Republican. scene, and. here is hers of the fairer seic. moBphenC|^enomena, It is in to lave. FAIRWAY nt wonderful ia my Sa'vlor’a love Brack, Zotos and Proto Permanents |(IN«BMaiipfau. may have raduced the AWOI a In the in his own right toe individual who, v^e Nor did the Chief’s wife go ’toe last category that obaerveis O speed toe day when men 200 HATS - ALL $4.00 . unrewarded. Not long after she will play a major rale, shall SOS ' fo r m e.” A AOBoaaalon ftom Hanoi, held in ro- last half of 1966. Some progress has Having won, Meskill has be­ others may pretend to deUbe^ (At Popular Prices) (All Waves Complete) come such a power. ate who. would be good ru ^ had extended such kindneesesj M w y experiments taav^ been That htunan hopes ora sK In Free WEDNESDAY. whUe wa oarve out an impresaiva been made in bringing the sectkmaliaed South VietnamiBse-defense forces under He becomes a power because ning for this or for that in tois she,: jiaraeU, was captured by conceived for which there is ■ Thee. ' CHURCH Otf CHRIST Refreshments 71 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester—Talcottvllle Flats lifftw y.ln the field, and then mag^ unifie4 command and instilling Ih them he was elected, because he is or.-that year, will quite ifcob- toe. colonists. H er capUne, how­ currently no equipment pr sen­ Lydall touLVernon Streets Free ■ M A R C H 1st 649-5586—Rockville Enterprise 4236 aotad upon—-this might be AlbOtt pritoorii' a national purpose. But, obviously, the state's highest Republican ably have the,, privilege of de­ ever, recalling her gdq^ese, sors. R ' ki estimated that the Phone: 648-2517 2 -4 P.M. 7 t 10P.M . Baby Sittinff Mon. 9-6—^Tues. and S a t 9-6—^Wed., ThuzSi^ VM. 6 4 lt JMmaen’a idea of how to wind President CAo Ky has a lot more to do office holder, and because he ciding for itlmself yrhat and treated her with' utmost r e ^ i^ coot of the "Oqiiiianent will ran . B u U n ttt^ i f ■■ : ... BtUa-CSaoBea, 9:4 mar with sound policy and Im- in that line. — PORTLAND ORHOON- has now begun to display cer- when hU own next step up will Femininlj^ bears its owa^*»- from 125 to |30 miUion. Jrill Cipt. BrnsaC V .P sy tee ------f Is r E pjn. MarlA. XAN CMh definite political ebamia. b A ' w a r d s .'■ ■' ■' ' ' take alxrat ^aoff^to bnad T bs 0Uvntion Anny Worebip, lOtelk ojn., ,.S d .If.. /

PAGB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. XX)NN^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S8,1967 lIANCHESTBJt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1967 PAO0 8BVEN< ...... I ' ...... — I , ...... I • i.ii. 1,1 ...... I -I,. Tax Hearing Andover Coventry Coventry Chinese Strangler Still at Larg I., A total of 28 Mancheeter Police Continue ,K '7; property owners appeared before the Board of Tax Re­ Seen Armed, Canada-Bound Democrats A Snowfallf the Selectmen^ Five-Man view last night to seek re­ Peasants (Contlnued from Page thw) Turcotte Testimony EnglisE Dies, ductions in their 1987-68 as­ The assault charges wer^ not Much of Northeast morning. Fay quoted the two as Pick- Their Manchester Police Sgt. Robert Lannan testified un­ And a Busy Two-Way Badio Industrial sessments, bringing to 654 connected with the strangUngs. By THE ASSOCIATED FREM wkida caused much drifting In Elks Officer the number who have ap­ In Revolt saying they had not seen DeSal- The Boston Recobd-Amerlcan der cross-examination yesterday afternoon that Rich­ VO since then. By HOLLY OANTNBR "Okay, call her and tell her - Snow diminished but numbing the area, peared at ten sessions. (Continued from Page One) and Sunday Advertiser offered a Candidates ard E. Turcotte Jr- appeared “very solemn" at the Man­ ' ^ . to Uko her coat off.” -L ^ cold gripped the snow-covered Rain and cool air ended the More hearings were being Fay declined to g;ive details $5,000 reward for Information George Robert English Sr., Nationalist China's official chester Police station and at one point blurted: “Don’t This Is a PPM. snowstorm ^he phone ckll le made, and Midwest and sections of the mild wejather (n the far West, 61, a t 53 Thomas Dr., past, ex­ held this morning, with on what car the trio used for the that would lead to tjhe capture of At a caucus attended by about Central News Agency said today trip or how they got it. let my father-in-law do_the same thing ! have done.” drama, or That Was the Night cffiris has the night off. Which 1^® *x«nl of selectmen has Northeast today. The rain belt extended alongf thA alted ruler, charter member those appearing comprised DeSalvo "dead of alive,’’ 30 Democrats last night at Sgt. Lannan said that Tur------—------That Was. is more than can be said for the announced the appointment of a The core of the arctic air was entire length of the Pacillii^ mainly of individuals or anti-Mao army troops have tak­ ■ITie two men, he said, "had F. Lee Bailey, attorney who ^pd an organizer of Manches­ the town hall candidates were cotta, sitting In a pollea station could imderatand him," Its most Important character two-way radio, the snow plows^ five-man Industi-Ial and develop- in the north-central region with Coast, ter Lodge a t Elks; and prom­ corporation^ owning mul­ en over the cities of Loyahg and different clothes from those represented DeSalvo in his trial Chengchow in Honan Province, they wore when they escaped, named for all municipal offices room about 6 p.m. the day of Rand replied.- Is a plain, box-shaped Item the sender^ ment commission. Chosen by temperatui-es near 3o" degrees Mild weather contlnuei^ inent In state Elks, died sud­ tiple properties. Because of in January, followed with an the alleged shooting, kept shak- jje upset?” said Atty. below zero in northern Min- across Int^ior sections of thq^ the main wheat,producer of the and they had money." Again he to be voted on In the May 15 known as a two-wav radio and ' ‘ planning end b^^rd are RobeH Morlarty; denly yesterday. He suffered a the nature of these hear­ offer, of a $10,000 reward for De­ ing his head and putting his piepier. K now n as a iwo-way raoio, ana j^nlng commission Just wants « ------. nesota. far South-west, Ih c ,mercurj{,_ mainland. The agency said sev­ declined to give details. Salvo "alive.” Town Election. The caucus had heart attack at Brescome Dis­ ings, the actual number of forehead In his hands. "He was nervous, perhaps,” it becomes, in the course of to explore these possibilities, In the Midwest zero temper- r^ched 86 Friday at Gila Bend,‘( tributors,' Hartford, where he owners could not be precise­ eral Maoist leaders have been He said the pair had been He said he feared some "trig­ been reconvened from Friday son, James Zuccardy and WU- publicly executed and Mao’s drinking when he met them at "He did break down on one replied Rand. this particular evening, many Another phone call, another uam L^Jer atures extended from Canada to Atiz. Some of the warm air apr, ly determined. ger happy citizen" would shoot night because of weather con­ occasion and started to cry,” central Illinois. Subzero marks peared headed into ffie Plains,' followers are being rounded up. the bar. DeSalvo to. collect a reward and ditions. Rand was followed to the characters, faceless and name- snowcd-ln citizen, but the fm,n haw inAmhAw. win «ArvA Taxpayers who were un­ Sgt. ^ n a n said in reply, to a patrolman Dion who were reported in sections of with temperature rises Initt* able to appear on their Wall posters in Peking said the Dr. George Anteblian, medi­ pledged to "personally prose-, Percy B. Cook, incumbent for le$s, but numbered, at least. plows are on the way. (Thera on a stejge^^te™ b M is,^ army had turned on Mao in No- cal director at the hospital, said quMUon by Turcotte 8 counsel, ^e arrived at 11 Or- This communications center are more than 100 miles of Moriarty’f term running five New Ehigland and upstate New cated during the day from th i scheduled hearing dates cute” the person responsible if the last four years, and who Atty. Sanford J. Plepler. Sgc. ^ York. The mercury dropped to Rockies to the Mississippi RlW nan and nearly a thousand Harrison was "in a semicoma DeSalvo is killed. (this is the space age) sits in- roads to be plowed, after all, years. Carlson will serve (four may have a review of their has served at numerous times in I^im ^ said he told Turcotte nocuously enough, on a table and only five plows.) the teens as far south as Geor- er. Maoists had been arrested. from alcohol and drugs’’ and Erickson is in prison for life prior years, was unanimously years, Lodder three yeare, Zuc­ assessments Wednesday at that he shouldn t talk to him. against one wall, in the board . . . these possibilities thor- gla and near freezing marks The storm Friday In tha the Municipal Building. that Erickson had been drinking' for killing his wife. He was endorsed for the post of first cardy two years and Le Doyt but had taken no drugs. "Did you have any further room of the selectmen’s office, oiighly. . . one year. chiUed northern Florida. Allan- Northeast dumped 16 Inches o6 They are advised to call the transferred to Bridgewater four selectman. Leon Palmer was rived, he testified. ta’s 10 above was a record low Portland, Maine, making § DeSalvo never has been indi­ chance to see Turcotte?” Atty. in the town rfflce building, in "No. 1 to office, would you ^A ^..„vu,uaprevious u.uus.r.sindustrial and de- Assessor’s Office for an ap­ Hospital Notes years ago when he had a mental named for selectman candidate. Plepler asked. In checking the house, Dion for Feb. 25 and its coldest day snow cover -totaling 31 inches, pointment beginning at 7:30 ted in the deaths of 13 Greater breakdown. Other candidates for major the ’To'wm of Coven^ call my wUe make sure she velopment commission was dis- Boston women between June Yes, while he was being fin- went to the basement of the winter. Miami reported New Hampshire recorded ij p.m. or later, because a ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Harrison, serving 11-16 years offices are town clerk, Jennie where he saw two weapons, 1. ‘’®"ded lazt year because of an early morning low of 49. inches of snow. 1962, and January 1964, which for armed robbery, was trans­ gerprinted,” replied Sgt. Lan­ number of appointments al­ Mrs. Mary Armstrong, 14 Ash­ Mercer; town treasurer and nan. one of them a rifle, he said. He Ae ^ T „ . 1®®^* ®®H''‘ty. Names for the Temperatures were mostly in Three men in Chicago died <4 ready scheduled during worth St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Bar- were ascribed to the Boston ferred to Bridgewater from the agent for the town deposit fund, board of selecemen the evenliig ‘ Office to No. 4, your line Is „ew group were supplied to the strangler, but has said a num­ “Was his attorney there?” testified he did not know what * slx-inch, wet busy.” selectmen by both Ure GOP and the teens In much of the East. heart attacks while shoveling earlier hours would prob­ rows, 36 Concord Rd.; Bonnie state prison at Concord after a Lawrence T. Scanlon; tax col­ the other weapon was, Winds up to 30 m.p.h. swept mow at their homes and f and Victoria Binks, 240 Lake ber of limes he committed the spjcide attempt six weeks ago, lector, Ruth Lathrop. A*‘”. Plepler asked. snowfall. Those present are in “Well Uien, she must be home Democratic town committees, ably necessitate a consider­ Dion said he saw Mrs. Tur- the North Carolina coast and as fourth died while shoveling his able waiting period. St.; Mrs. Cyrene Booth, 115 crimes. hospital records said. Board nominees were John H. The sergeant replied that he pairs, two selectmen, two plan- okay.” ^ews of Servicemen He was sentenced to life im­ was advised by Manchester Po- cotte lying on the kitchen floor ning and zoning commission . . . and hope that the select- Marine ijinee rtii Tnhn a far inland as Raleigh. Charlotte car out of a snow drift afte^ Maple St.; Guy and Paul Car- The three inmates escaped Yeomans, finance; education. had a reading of 12 degrees and Thursday night’s brief blizzard, dini, 3 Rockledge Dr., And­ prisonment last month after a down the shaft of an elevator Pearl Dailey; assessors, Edltha lice Sgt. William J. Cooke about and discovered two cartridges members, and two reporters, men are willing to work closely Oliver so n ^ Mr and Mra' aide at P ratt and Whitney, Di­ 7 p.m. that Turcotte had asked on the pantry floor and one on They have gathered tq discuss with us in pursuing this. . . „f NathTn Hale winds of 26 m.p.h. Snow flurries Early morning temperatur^ vision of United Aircraft Corp., over; Mrs. Adoree Cote, trial in Cambridge on charges under construction and scaled Birmangham; tax review, Stan­ the sewage disposal .system for "No. 2 to No. 4.” Sperry of Nathan Hale 2 for an attorney. the living room floor. He told flecked the 3-above cold at ranged from 27. below zero East Hartford, for 24 years. Llynwood Dr., Bolton; Rebec­ of rape and' indecent assaults on walls using metal staging ley Gasner; zoning board of ap­ . . Bd. was recently promoted to four women in suburban Boston Sgt. Lannan was followed to court he did not examine them Bo-Cov, a proposed multi-fam­ because it might involve. ^(3 Asheville. Three inches of snow Hibbing and International Falls; Survivors, besides his wife, ca Currier, 161 Porter St.; Wil­ frames from the construction peals, Marvin Graboff. and al­ ily development, covered the ground at Canton, Minn., to 70 at Needles, Calif. , fred Duchesneau, 58 Mountain homes in 1964. site as ladders. ternate to the same board, the stand by two other Man- to determine if they were ex- at the Marine Barracks aboard include two sons, George P. chester policemen. Patrolmen pended or live cartridges. . . . The sewage sy.stem is "No. 2 to No. 4, where are near Asheville. ^ Coleman of Vernon and James Rd.: Desmond Egan, 34 Del- Lawrence Moe. the Naval Ammunition. Depot Clear skies prevailed across William Breadheft was named Richard Rand and Richard Dion He testified The Rev. John J. somewhat in question, since the you?” B. Coleman, a t home; a daugh- Maryon Gaff- developers ...... we could write to a few in Onhu, Hawaii. most of the cold belt but snow George R. English Sr. ney, 24 S. Hawthorne St.; Mrs. for the planning and zoning who testified as state’s witness- O'Brien of St. James Church ter. Miss Kathleen E. Coleman, es that they did not tell Tur- arrived at the home and short- “No. 1 calling office.” (No. 1 other towns to see. . . Radioman l.C. Allan W. Wass squalls continued to whip along ijras a salesman more than 25 at home; a brother, Francis H. Minnie Gallagher, Bluefield commission: library director, of the Coast Guard, son of Mr. the southern shores of Lake . FREE Key Man in Layoff Dorothea Raymond: fire com­ cotte he had the right to call ly afterward Capt. McCaughey is the No. 1 town truck, oper- "No. 1 to office, will you try years. Coleman ’ of Manchester, and Dr.; Linda Goodrich, 760 Clarke ated by the first sele''*rian, to find No. 4?" and Mrs. Floyd B. Wass of Eire and Lake Ontario. In New St., Wapping; Rebecca Hodder, missioner, John Phelos; Norton an attorney. arrived. Dion left the house DELIVERY Mr. English was a past dis- three grandsons. tj. , u Manchester Det. Lt. Joseph about 6:30 p.m., he said. who is also the town road fore- “Office to No. 4.” Pine Lake Shores, is a crew­ York 3 inches of snow fell at fund, Margaret H. Talbot, and member aboard the Coast irict deputy and a past presi- The funeral will be held Mon- Last Hartford; Laurene Jones, Sartor who headed investigation Manchester Det. Lt. Joseph man). . . . if they have had a simi­ Syracuse aud 1 inch was report­ dent of the Connecticut Elks day at 8:15 a.m. from the John Hartford; William McKin- Insurance commission, James Guard Cutter Bering Strait ed at Rochester in a six-hour ARTHUR DRUG Daley. in the Turcotte case has not Sartor, testifying as a state’s "Yes, Dick.” lar. Assoclation, and a member of F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Chestnut St. Would OoTt Again been cross-examined by Atty. witness late yesterday after­ “Say, Dick. I'll he In as soon "No. 2 to office. I’ll go look '^h‘®'> maneuvers in the period. Gusty northwesterly the Elks' National Foundation. W. Center St., with a Mass of Also, William Morsey, 89 Four nominations were made as I can. Is Dick there?” Pacific. Lockwood S t; Mrs. Jamina (Continued from Page One) — ------——- for the post of constable, Wil- y®t, however. noon. identified a .410 gauge for No. 4 He was also a member of requiem at St. Bartholomew Patrolman Rand, who testl- repeating shotgun handed to “Yes." ...problem , and how they've Hospitalman Robert C. Scrib­ Campbell Council, KofC. Church at 9. Burial will be in Obst, 71 Cooper St.; Mrs. Gail J ert Hall and 16 other union lead- bam Kowalski, Edward Keesler, ner of the Navy, son of Mr. and Within a week, GM had shut ers. Victor Harrlman Jr. and Thomas fled he and Patrolman Brian him by Atty. Daly as the one (Coventry has the probably handled it. He was a past commissioner St. Bridget Cemetery. Paulin, 16 Eastbrook Court, unique distinction of having a have you ^ ‘‘ed Griswold of Twin Rockville; Mrs. Barbara Peter­ down plants across’'?the country g m said the action against Lariviere. Rooney sat with Turcotte in the he found lying a few feet from “No. 1 to office basketball and baseball teams and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Pinard, 915 Main S t; Mrs. name. Two of them even the at the Marine Corps jsase in Grace Pond, 53 Alexander St.; The Mansfield plant makes tine” for refusing to do the Job nounced that with recent addi- “Did Dick (Turcotte) ask you Sartor also-Identified the six “Office to No. 4, Office to in the Alumni and Intermedi­ 7 to 9 p.m. if he could call an attorney? cartridges disoovered inside and same middle name.) . No. 4.” Camp Pendleton, Calif. The ate Leagues. Denise Ryan, 360 Diane Dr., flwrboards, fenders and similar they were told to do. tions and removal of names parts for 90 per cent of GM "I’m sure they (local man- from the voting list the total Atty. Plepler questioned. outside the home. Atty. Daly en- . . . have shown one system .. . If .you put in a sewage five-week course is designed to New To Our Menu! '.He was bom in Manchester, Wapping; Toriya Silver, 4 In their plans, but the State Green Rd., Rock-ville; Mrs. Jane cars. agement) had no idea it was "ucaber is now 906. Of this total "No sir, he did not," Rand tered the shells and the shot- treatment plant, and a complete Instruct Navy medical men, at- N.H., May 19,' 1905, a son of testified. gun, previously marked for Board of Health prefers .... system there, it could be tied ‘®®*’®‘^ Marine units, in emer- George and Margaret Hartigan Starling, 61 Durant St.; Wood­ Pressure from UAW Presi- going to affect the people it did 354 are registered as Republl- ruff Driggs, 15 Sunny View Dr., dent Walter Reuther finally got affect," said a GM public rela- cans, 336 as Democrats, and the Did you tell him that he had identification, as full state’s ex- The phone is ringing, a into a town sewage system, gency care of casualties in com­ English, and graduated from the right to call an attorney?’’- hibits. snowed-ln citizen asking when bat. STEAK Moi-se Business College, Hart- Girts Emars Vernon. the local back to work. Would tions man. balMice of 216 remain unaffili- eventually... BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Strickler do the same thing He said management viewed ated. asked Atty. Plepler. his road is going to be plowed. “No. 2 to No. 1, I’ve Just Vernon Church Women Prepare for Fashion Show fbrd. He was also a graduate Funeral services for Girts An objection at this point by Sartor testified he took the "A truck Is In your area now.” of a Dale Carnegie course in Emars of 161 Hawthorne St. son to Mr. and Mrs. Gil Boiso- again? "I have no chqice," he the'refusal to load the dies as People not yet made voters cartridges and shotgun to po- broken a bar here.” (A bar, at Mrs. Janet St. John, left, her daughter Linda, and Mrs. Barbara Montesi, all of Vernon, re- ' neau, 92 E. Middle Tpke.; a said. "I’d have to.” "a sort of spontaneous incident will have three opportunities Asst. State's Atty. Edward J . . . a different type. What hearse for “Preview of Spring” fashion show that will be held March 2 by the Ladies of PLATTER public speaking. will be held Monday at 10 a.m, Daly Jr. was overruled by Judge 1“'* headquarters to preserve least in this Instance, is a safe­ Shows Directed daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John The return to work left unre- which sort of grew." between now and May 15 to the developers have shown is a ty device on the truck.) the Sacred Heart- Mrs. St. John ' is wearing a pink wool spring coat, her daughter a ■ Survivors include His wife. at the Walter N. Leclerc Fu- Michael Radin. for evidence and later gave drain field system but .... Mrs. Marie Corrigan English; a neral Home, 23 Main St. The Mulcahy, 73 Chestnut St. solved the underlying issue — Strickler viewed it different- enroll, one on March 20, one on them to Walter E. Perkins of “No. 1 to No. 2, I’m on my By Miss White green and white houndstooth check coat and matching bonnet, and Mrs. Montesi a multi- DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- plus the suspensions of Strick- ly: "We won’t have any work if .A-oril 8 and a final one on April Rand continued; “No sir, I "No. 1 calling office. Would way.” striped tent dress of gold, red, orange and black. Mam'selle and Glamour Shoppe of Vernon daughter, Mrs. John Muldoon Rev. Karlis Kronis, former pas- did not.” Glastonbury, director of the DAY: Edv/ard Pinavicia, 170 ler, Sloan, Local President Rob- it keeps getting shipped out.' 22. A final brief session of the you call Pete and sec if he has Miss Martha White, super­ will provide the fashions. The show will be held at 8 p.m. at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. thd a son, George Ehiglish Jr., tor of American Latvian Evan- "Did Officer Rooney tell Hartford Police Department's .. .the State Board of Health Loomis St.; Mrs. Ruth Smith, Board of Admissions is so ld any two-inch pipe? We have a probably knows where this has visor of music education in Tickets are available at the door. (Herald photo by Saternis.) both of Manchester and four gellcal Lutheran Church, Willi- him?” pressed Aty. Plepler. crime laboratory, for examina­ problem with a truck here.” grand^ldren. mantic, will oflBciate. Burial will Mansfield Center; Joseph Ma- for those people whose rights tion. been done, maybe in Southbury, Manchester elementary schools. caione. 111 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. have matured after the April "Not to my knowledge,” re­ The phone call is made, the is staging and directing Gilbert The funeral will be held Mon- be in East Cemetery. r> ■ t:. , plied Rand. we could write them and find District Favors LaBonne 22nd date. pipe is available. o u t... and Sullivan Workshop pro­ Key to Landmark Decision day at 10 a.m. from the John Friends may call at the fu- Fales. 55^ Norman St.j Rand testified that Manches­ "Office calling No. 1, he has F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 neral home tomorrow from 7 Mrs. Barbara Lindsay. I l l “No. 5 to No. 2, I'm Just ductions, “HMS Pinafore,” and Manchester Evening Herald ter Police Capt. George Mc­ WATES Leader the pipe.” W. Center St, with a MaOT of to 8 P-ni- Plymouth Lane; Margaret Ber­ clearing out (hooper Lane, I'll “Trial by Jury,” next week, nard!, 45 Joseph St.; Karen But Makes No Endorsement Andover .correspondent, Law- Caughey entered the room "I’m on my way there now, Friday and Saturday at Bailey requiem at the Church of the where Turcotte was sitting tell him I’ll be there in one be ready to start sanding soon.” Peter R. Staum Shaw. 2 Ansaldi Rd. GOP town leaders from the Fera effected postponement of rence Moe, tel. 742-6796. Lists Chairmen Auditorium, Manchester High Assumption at 10:30. Burial will about 6:50 p.m. and led Tur­ minute." “No. 2 to No. 5, I’m on my Conviction Once Barred, TENDERLOIN be in St. James’ Cemetery. The funeral of Peter R. Staum DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. 4th, Senatorial District, meeting any action by agreeing to call way.” School. Evening performances Grace Griswold, Windsor; Philip a meeting following last night's cotte into the detective bureau Mrs. John Pavelack, presi- . . . what the State wants is wil! be at 8:30, and there will Friends may call at the fu­ of 39 W. Middle Tpke. was held last night in Glastonbury, gave offices. .. . the town board of health, this morning from the Holmes Lewis,' 228 Lydall St.; Mrs. district session. denl of Manchester WATES, a sewage treatment plant. . . . be a matinee Saturday at 2 neral home tonight from 7 to 9 verbal support to George T. Rand said that he did not “No. 6 to No. 2, slippery spot and even the sewage study com­ STEAK ahd tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Maureen Chipps, Thompson- Plane Lands has announced committee p.m. The Workshop is cele­ Miranda Is Guilty Again ville. LaBonne in his bid for the State know if Capt. McCaughey or on Grant Hill Rd, a car has mittee could help us on this.” 7 to 9 p.m. with a Mass of requiem at St. Sgt. Cooke told Turcotte he had ebairman for this year. “No. 1 to office, has anyone brating its . 20th anniversary — Served Withjsr GOP chairmanship, but took no skidded sideways.” with these productions. Pl-O' Bridget Church. 'The Rev. Rob­ Training Sites the right to call an attorney. They are Mrs. Bertram Ben­ found No. 4 yet?” PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Er- Most of the trial dealt with the said Flynn in his closing argu- Despite Blast "No. 2 to No. 5, I'm on my ceeds of the performances will nesto Miranda, 27, whose con- admissability of evidence. The ments. Ralph C. Brown ert J. Keen was celebrant. Mrs. official action to endorse him. Rand was one of three cruis- nett, Mrs. Lebero Fracchia and “No. 5 to No. 1, I’ll try to Cole Slaw, French Fries Raymond Murphy was organist Board Reviews way there no-w.” benefit Instructors of the viction of rape and kidnap were court ruled no evidence oh- The victim, now 22, married Ralph Chalmers Brown, 76, LaBonne resides in Glastonbury. Set for Troops (Continued Iron. Page One) er patrolmen dl^atched to the j-dwin McConnell, host- . . . The planning and zoning find him. No.- 5 to No. 4, ®f 105 Tanner St,, husband of and soloist. Burial was in St. The meeting of Republican parents home of Mrs. 'Turcotte Handicapped. overruled by the U.S. Supreme tained by police after Miranda and the mother of two, told Ju- commission feels that .... •iVHERE ARE YOU?” The director is serving her Court in a landmark decision, gave a statement could be ad- rors about the night she was and a Dinner Roll . . . Mrs. Margaret Brown, died last -Tames’ Cemetery. Father Keen Works Program chairmen and vice chairmen During late spring and sum­ "It was a miracle that no one at 11 Orchard St. shortly after Vernon Thibodeau And so it goes, No. 1 got to night at his home. read the committal service. was seriously hurt or killed,” 5 p.m. Sept. 22. ‘“' ‘T Mrs. Theodore Zimmer, "No. 1 to office, I’m on my seventh season with the 'Work- was convicted Friday of the mitted. -- attacked. She was told by Judge from Manchester, Glastonbury, mer Connecticut Army National way up to the office, shall I the office considerably past his Mr. Brown was bom Dec. Bearers were Kenneth Phil- The Board of Directors will said an airline official. "If shop. She is also a member of same charges. Superior Court Judge Lau- Wren that she could mention X . consider, at an informal meet- East Hampton and Marlborough Guard troops will conduct their The patrolman testified that stop to get Chris?” (Chris is earlier “3 minutes from- Dee-licious! 29, 1890 in Manchester, a son ’’P®' David Turkington, Frank —the towns which make up the someone had been seated where when he arrived at the home, Dexter Clark, official weigher; estimate. No. 4 was found, down the Music Adrisory Council for Miranda had been charged ranee Wren termed the trial "a Miranda’s name but she could Albert "Pbesday night, an updated Mrs. Roger Cady, official secretary to the board of se­ ol Alvin and Agnes Baxter ^‘11, Edward Jason district-had been called to dis- trainmg. the fuselage blew out, he could Turcotte was standing in the in a hollow, out of reach of the ^ e State CommlMioner of kidnaping an 18-year-old game of conatituUonal chess,” the court- capital improvements proposal lectmen: she is waiting at Education, a member ^ f the phoenix girl, taking her to a after the final arguments. Wren room. Brown, and lived in Manchester Zamaltis and Joseph Perrone. cuss the election of a new state Manchester's 169th Military have been blown out with it.” road with Sgt. Lannan. Rand recorder; Mrs. Felix radio, by the next morning all of $879,660 for major improve­ Police Battalion will train in The Civil Aeronautics Board Gremmo, assistant weight re­ home, wondering if she has a education committee of the all his life. Before his retire------chairman to succeed A. Searle said that Sgt. Lannan told him roads were in good condition, desert area, and raping her in spent most of his time deciding Judge Wren said Miranda ments to older town schools. three locations. The Confine- said a preliminary Investigation corder: Mrs. Joseph Kamor, ride to the office or a night Hartford Symphony Orchestra, 1963. legal arguments. would be sentenced at the con- Shadif. 'jlsm nient, he was employed for more Joseph J. Strimaitis The meeting will take place PInney, who will resign from to bring Turcotte to headquar­ and maybe all the anonymous and director of youth choirs at than 40 years at the National funeral of Joseph J. Stri- the job Tuesday. ment Section of Headquarters had not found an explanation for ters. chaplain; Mrs. William Krar, off.) He confessed to the crimes The state’s main -witness was venience of the counsel. He at 8 in the Municipal Building's Detachment will go to Ft. the accident. "Office to No. 1, let's give No.’s got home for a good day’s Center Congregational Church. Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, maitis of 27 Homestead St. hearing room. Following last night’s session, Turcotte got into the passen- sleep. and was sentenced to 20 to 25 Twila Hoffman, 33, Miranda’s could receive 20 to 50 years, George G. Meade, Maryland, In a statement, Northeat said ger’s side of the cruiser, Rand -A-lso, Mrs. Allan Hoffman, her a night off.” Previous Workshop produc­ was a member of Center morning from the The capital improvements Atty. John F. Shea of Manches- tions staged by Miss White in­ years in the Arizona State Pris- common-law wife. She Until he is sentenced, Miran- Walter N. Leclerc Funeral ig.26. that it appeared the hull of the I (Djai/a^ ^ JtsA , Oongregattonal Church, and a ter, state central committeeman ^ testified. He said ho had no "'“y® ">‘1 means; Mrs. Harvey on. The high court overruled the testified Miranda told her he ja will be held in the Maricopa Home, 23 Main St., with a budget is a revised version of idea ol what had happened or ^e*"d, historian; Mrs. Peter clude “Pirates of Penzance former member of the Men’s the $765,0(X) proposal accepted from the 4th District, issued -Tentative plans for the 135th aircraft had been pierced “lolanthe,” “Princess Ida!” sentence on June 13, 1966 be- kidnaped and raped a g(lrl. Mrs. (Jounty Jail. He is serving time Chorale Club, Hartford. Mass of requiem at St. Bridget this statement- Military Police Co. of Rockville George A. Van Epps, air safe- why he was bringing Turcotte Magrel, hospitality; Mrs. ”TTie Mikado ” and “The Gon- ®e®®e Miranda had not been Hoffman said Miranda told her in the state prison on a robbery “You Can Taste The QUALITY!” Church. The Rev. John J. De­ last year by the directors and to the police station. Chr.rlcs Thompson, good will; Funeral services will be held included in a $2.5 million bond “The majority of those pres­ call for this unit to train at Investigator for the CAB» said Sparkman Takes Shot doliers,” She has also directed constitutional rights this wliile he was in jail. charge filed against him shortly Monday at 11 a.m. at the Wat­ laney was celebrant. Mrs. Ray­ ent expressed active support for ^•'eely. Alaska, from April he didn’t ,, "know whether the Under direct examination by Bertram Behnett and Gilbert and Sullivan produc- remain silent or ask for an Before she was allowed to tes- after he was arrested for rape John and Bernice Rleg, Proprietors mond Murphy was organist and issue originally scheduled for a tip broke off and Atty. Daly, Rand testified that ®’l‘'s. Pavelack, assistant good kins-West Funeral Home, 142 referendum last November. The Ted LaBonne for the office of ^ balance of the Mill- propeimr . tions for Community Players, attorney. , tify, there were two days of ar- and kidnaping. soloist. Burial was in St. James on the way to the station he ask­ will; Miss Jane Bedford, secret His second trial, which lasted gume’nts between the state and His attorney says he also will E. Center St. The Rev. Clifford referendum was withdrawn, .nate chairman during S e dis- Police Battalion will train P'®/®®*! ^® pal: Mrs. George Mitchell, pho­ At Romney Campaign Bculder, Colo. Cemetery. The Rev. Robert J. however. cussicn. No moUon to pledge Drum, New York, Aug. debris clipped off the end of Uie ed Turcotte what had happen­ a week, produced only three Miranda’s attorney, John J. ask for a high court ruling on NOW... TWO CONY6N45NT LOCATIONS O. Simpsdn, pastor of Center propeller.” tographer: Mrs. William Keen read the committal serv­ ed. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. true of his statements on Viet- witnesses, including the victim Flynn, over the legality of her the robbery conviction. He ROUTE 6 and 44A—OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY Congregational Church, will of­ ice. The budget reflects updated the state central committeeman 1-3-26. The temperature In the cabin Labadie, sunshine; Mrs. Carl estimates of the cost of major “What did he say?” Daly John J. Sparkman of Alabama uufi)- ’ and Miranda’s common-law testimony. claims the circumstances at ficiate. Burial will be In Buck- Bearers were Nicholas Sar- and commi-tteewoman was tak- Some 5,000 Connecticut / rmy dipped to 38 degp-ees below zero. Thomas, so sorry, and ,Mrs. Tanzania Protects Parks Parkade Branch—Monday through Saturday land Cemetery. improvements at several town en, but they were asked to con- National Guard troops are ex- asked. , „ , , rN Sparkman said Romney may wife. The defense called no wit- "This witness has been known that conviction and the rape _ . , ,,, , rano, George Rowe, Peter Am- An objection by Atty. plepler DoP®*-® Fracchia, song director, has fired an opening Demo- .Reached the high point of DAR ES SOLAAM— Tanzan- nesses. to lie on the witness stand," conviction are identical. There will be no calling hours, b^ose Jr., Alan StrimaiUs, Rob- schools. Almost half the total sider and take under advise- pected to take part in the train- is for new heating systems at ment the sentiment of the dis- in?, with the bulk of the train- was sustained by Judge Radin. cratlc shot at the budding presi- irresponsible statement this la, although not a rich nation, „ , ert Strimaitis and David Strl- Turcotte was “jobbing on and dential campaign of Michigan’s week” by accusing Johnson of has tripled its national parks Ctaarles P- Sarna maitis. Bennet ($346,000) and Nathan cussion.” ing to be conducted at Camp Hale ($80,000) Schools. About ten (JOP town leaders Drum, N. Y., as has been the About Town off’’ during the ride, Rrmd testi­ Republican Gov. George Rom- political expediency in foreign budget since It gained Irtdepehd- .Charles P. Sama, 59, of Haz- ’ ______---- .. r-.,v, pf Manchester .FITZGERALD! I FORD I Also to be considered is the attended the meeting, and in ad- custom in the past, fied. ney. policy and refusing to offer any ©nee In 1961. It now spends atfiville, brother of Mrs. An- Sparkman, second-rank Ing examples to substantiate the $400,000 a year to preserve tiony Ohoman and Mrs. Nor- Vernon Northeast Sewer study propos­ c.tion to Shea, included from ------V lil m e . Tuos”ay noon at the At t'.ie station, Turcotte cried Manchester GOP Town Chair­ Jl-nchester Country Club. Hu­ several times, Rand testified Democrat on the Senate Foreign charge. wildlife areas—three times the njan Femholtz, both of Man------al, which involves a coopera­ Relations CJommlttee, accused ■ “While he apparently feels no percentage of national income Chester, died yesterday at tive effort -with the town and man Francis DellaFera and bert Stone of the Connecticut under cross examination by Police Charge the 8th Utilities District. Miss Eleanor Hashim, a mem­ PubKc Expenditure Commission Atty. Plepler, Romney Friday of irrespon- compassion or restraint in criti- the United States spends. K5ky Hill Veterans Hospital 11 Are ^ead sible, politically inspired erm* cizing President Johnson on his ------iterter a long illne^. The directors will also dis­ ber of the executive committee will speak. Atty. Plepler asked:“ Was he 2 cism of President Johnson’s pol- conduct of the war. Gov. Rom- so,000 DEPEND ON WOOD J Survivors also include t-wo Two Motorists cuss the general traffic survey. who substituted for Mrs. Saun- coherent?” icy in Vietnam. ney said he can make no deci- MEMPHIS, Tenn. — About brothers and three other sisters. Scheduled for April 10 are da Taylor, vice chairman. In Two Fires Manchester Rotary Club will I The funeral will be held Mon- All-night parking ■violations the board of education, library, LaBonne and Howard Haus- meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at "It disturbs me to see anyone gion on exactly what should be 36,000 persons aie employed in day at 8 a.m. from the Browne ever the last few months insurance, debt, and pension. man of New Britain are the (Continued from Page One) Manchester Country Club. Jeopardize his country’s welfare done, until he has visited Viet- Tennessee’s forests, sawmills Other dates are April 13, by (omeqtlng unrest and uneosi- nam" again latqr this year,” and plants where wood 1s made Funeral Home, 121 Pearl St., brought two arrests on war- « '’* ®ther children ness Just' to furjther his own po- Sparkman, said. The senator into finished products. These Friday and Saturday Public Works and Water and ^ . Both men have already escaped uninjured Purchasing Agenis’ A '■socia- XMleld, with a Mass of requiem rants issued by the 12th Orcuit lltical ambitions,” Sparkman added he thinks this is ridicu- payrolls exceed $135 million a at St. Bernard’s Church, Haz- ,.t loot . . Sewer; April 17, Fire, Dog been endorsed by their home _ , ^ tion of Connecticut w'll meet mght, police report- warden. Civil Defense and The dead were identified as Tuesday at Waverly Inn. Chesh- said. "Chief among this catego- jous, year. •Tdville, at 9. Burial will be in ^ Rosannaxwattima Davis, jjavis, 44, -M, and ana ner her i-e Dinner will be served at ry of critics Is the governor of ______• ______St. Bernard's Cemetery, Haz- Nei.on Police; April 20, all other de­ A 24-memher GOP screening daughters Janet 10 and Rr> Dinner will be sensed at ai-dvllle. meisonNelson Spencer J r , 22, of 25 partments and general fund Michigan, an apparent candi­ Vlllage St. was charged with committee on Jan. 27 gave 14 In fa 15 ’months ’ ® P'"’' Harvey, aking date for the Republican nomina­ {Friends may call at the fu- and April 24, Capital Improve­ votes to LaBotme and 9 to Haus. r T o a dean of the School of Business M423 MAIN ST__BELOW POST OFFICE V,™ X 1 ui .. _ . . three counts of violating the or- ments. man. One member abstained , AdministraUon, University of tion for the presidency.” I di"®"®®- Howard A. Smith, 30, Romney, in Detroit, could not 1967 MUSTANG Hordlep ajid^ tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 149 East Main St. was charg- The board also set dates for The committee relayed its vote other children, Connecticut, will speak at 8:15. 1967 rOID COUNTRY IQUIRI considering general manager’s to the 72-member State Central and Kenneth 9. out , His topic is "Management Da- be reached immediately for ed with two counts. Special comment. recommendation for depart­ Committee as a report and not safely from the second floor velopment.” Spencer posted $36 bond and bednxsm in which they were ----- ' A Sparkman aide said the mental budgets. The manager a recommendation. sleeping. Flames and _ dense Members of the Eighth Dls- SAT. ■ SUN. senator drafted his speech with lunson^s {MaSTx Jolemr,“55, of recommenda- With only three days remain­ the help pi his staff and did not 74 Lydall St. died suddenly ing. until the state committee smoke prevented- him from get- trict Fire Department Auxiliary early” . this..... morning...... at his .... home. a , “ ■’LTs.v? r m e e ts Tiiesrinv f back.to his wife and the two will meet tomorfow at 10 a.m. FEB. 25-26 consult President Johnson. He was the husband of Mrs. East Hartford was arrested budget. ^ choose Ptnnev’s «iiee ^ °ther Children who were in an- at fire headquarters, Main and Sparkman, speaking In an early this morning and charg­ tie T V Other second-floor bedroom; Hilliard Sts. almost deserted Senate, said “I I Candy Kitchen Eleanor Patton Coleman. 1967 THUNDERIIII) Hardtop ,Mr. Coleman was bom Nov. ed with operating while under tie time remains for Manches- Three other Davis children ___ Special think It surely must be evident” Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally 7. 1911. in Manchester, a son I*'® of intoxicating 11- T ! O ^m ittee to sleeping In the firsWloor living Dr. William E. Bralsted of that Romney is running for the 7) 1911, In Mcmchester, a son New Scandal Choose From Over 260 Varieties 4 Henry and Julia Moynihan i f supporting either room got out on their own. Tney Hamden will speak tomorrow at presidency. dofcman.oleman, and lived here all his Stuns Cadets were Patricia. 16, Bernard Jr., 6:30 p.m. at Community Baptist "So ambitious is he In his lye. He was an engineering like y today that any vote will 6, and James. 3. Chur^. He Is a former medical LARGE 16” PIZZA quest for this goal that, even at Something hew and dUferent. . . 30 near West Rd. He was re­ (Continued from Page One) VAoT, ~ „ Havis, a television repairman, missionary to India and Chlna.o the expense of his country’s leased on a no bail compact u awakened by the smell of He will speak and show slides welfare, he has made a series of Munson's 1947 FORD OAIAXII for appearance March 14 here. The latest resignations, offi­ thinir h ,^®*’®^ ^® ^ smoke aboul 2:65 a.m. and on conditions of poverty in the rather poorly researched state* 8Q0/XI CoRVortibie cials said, involved the practice HOSTESS MINTS Personal Notices ^®“®® ^ ‘'^o countries In which he Hamburg, Monorella ments .on foreign affairs," 1967 FORD FAIRIANC 500 Advertisement_ some cadets discussing the a general rtieeUng of the com- flames. served Sparkmnn said. Dainty thin chocolate squares with a green mint 2-Door Club Coup# Jack Grant opens dlal-a- content of examinations with mlttee to be arranged before piMl Mushrooms ___ He quoted Romney as saying flUlhg showing thru. B^reshlngly tasty. '' In Memoriam phone campaign today! Call others scheduled to take the the Tuesday eleotlon of the new the united States made a In loving memory of Catherine same examination later the state chairman, but he said he ■ ■ I B I GIFTS & REFRESHMENTS Kosulkl wDo iMtMed away Feb. 26, 877-3217 and just listen. “ stumbling, one-man decislca TO SERVE YOU 1964. same day. would attempt to set one up. Rog. $2.25 for military escalation in South The 2,965 cadets at the 12- NO MONEY DOWN—LOCAL BANK FINANCING I f M«m« so atrange that thoee we At the Manchester commit­ Vietnam.” FOR A LU ! Ray Seraphin - need. Land Funds Fall Short year-old academy function un­ tee’s January meeting, discus­ Don't Forget Our S partan stud "only a person Afd thooe we love the best. der an honor code that states, MEDICAL SUITE FOR RENT Vi^e President Are just the ones God calle away, sion of endorsement for the totally' Ignorant o( current A |^ takes them bom^ to rest. WASHINGTON — Applica- "We will not He, steal or .cheat state Job came, up, but Della- Closed libyd Odell tions for federal .open-space as- nor tolerate among us anyone 8-room eulte, waiting room, office and exam r6om plus events would sta te ' that the « lavatory, HOO/month. President stands alone on this Thursday Sales Manager . « aSJi *j«tanc® c’^coed the supply of who does.” GIANT GRINDERS country’s oqmmitment in Viet­ Evenings FITZGERALD FORD — ------money apout 3.to 1, according The offenders and those under 6-room suite, large waiting roona office, plus 4 exam Orin Miles Jr. Card Of Thanks to the Department of Housing Investigation are being iriterro- Ham, Cooked Salami, Genoa Salami, Capacol^ Sau­ nam.” , NO PARKING rooms with sinks plus 2 lavatories, ftOO/montb. Sparkman'added: ‘.‘This man, j;5^friend»**SS Nloti^i for Urban Development. In the gated by a student panel chosen sage, Meatballs, Peppers, Pepper and Egg, Cheese Candy Also Avalla{ble Pand Raising W INDSOR AVE.. RT. 83 ROCKVILLE, CONN. 875-3369 643-2485 Erwin Tux^ury any'acu of kindnesa and »ym- program, 50 per cent grants are by the honor committee. If an Both located In Rockville, on the bM line, plenty of and Tuna. who once called President El­ PROBLEM! parking. » senhower a fuzzy thinker, ta s Fred Penny n^rwe*e»pectaiiy'^1hank ^1 ®^*^® ^® "' honor code violation Is admitted become the epitome of confu­ N DAILY and SUIWAY HH 8:00 P.M. ' the »auUful floral ®ies to buy land for park, rec- an Air Force officer on the fac- CALL JAMES J. GES$AY--875-0134 PHONE AHEAD 646-0195 45 O'niER MAKES AND MODELS—OPEN 9-9—Tolland County’s Oldest Ford Dealer cootribuUn* to the reatlon, conservation or historic ulty requests the cadet’s reslg- COUNTRY DRUO sion, frustration and incon­ ROUTE 6. BOLTON * . TEL 649-4332 Mn. Annie Clough «hd scenic purposes. nation. NEXT TO CHICKEN KING sistency when ha speaks of for­ SERVICE THAT SAVES m ■RMUMi eign attatig. Thla to especially EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1967

Sports Viewing Oliva Wants to Hit Line Drives mini Board Aids SATURDAY 1:00 ( 8 ) Yale-Harvard* Princeton Track Meet 2i00 ( 8 ) Basketball: USINESS fe^ERVICES IPJi r e c TORY Rhode Island vs. Con­ ’Elliott and Combes necticut NEW YORK (AP) — themselves," added Oil- Mets bought on a conditional 2:80 (30) Roller Derby GH^IPAIQN, m. (AP) — The Henry came to the aid of the Taking an opposite stand was Tony Oliva twice the ''*• *** ^ season, giving basl* Jim Ray. He was 0-2 with 8:80 ( 8) Gadabout Gaddis Board of Directors of the mi- coaches immediately after con- the Daily Illinl, the school's (18) Hookey: Boston American League’s bat- iwe. noia Athletic Association Friday ference athletic directors order- campus newspaper. The Daily A llege vs. Army ting chamhion and once the Wh‘'* Ollva seemed to have Among Friday’s signeea were night completed the cycle .of ed the three be fired or Illinois mini said “ a violation ts a vio- (80) Botvling riitinpr.iin nlrpftdv m ust Pitcher Chris Short of Phlladel- vnrs PIZZA shop ho.rn wnrripd ^ew York Yankees lost a phla, pitcher Ekldie Fisher of thOse backing three Illinl faces possible expulsion from lation regardless of what any- 4:00 ( 3) Golf Classic GLASS have the otoH- nf shortstop when highly-regarded Baltimore, outfielders Art 163 W. Middle Turnpike CAR LEASING GOLUMDUS coaohes against a Big Ten de* the conference. , one else is doing and, regardless 6:00 ( 8) Wide World of • For Anto liVlndshielda erge ordering their dismi.ssal. Dr. Henry, who originally re- of what we think of those who ^ ^ ^ Fll roohie Bobby Murcer was draft- Shamsky and Deron Johnson o For Store Fronts and a ll Phone 64B-S700 h e a v y d u t y Sports TOe board, made up of four ported the irregularities to the have broken the rules.” the basebatl season- is Stlll J^y tor two years. plus pitcher Sammy Ellis of EAST SIDE MIDOXTrS alzea of nindowa PIZZA On 1 or 2 SUNDAY faculty members and three Big Ten, called the action of the “ It often Is harder to ac- seven weeks joe Adcock and Dick Wil- Cincinnati, outfielder Jim KingClose action . all the way^ end* ^ o For Table Tops SPAGHETTI SH O C K 2:00 ( 8 ) NBA: Celtics vs. alumni, met with the coaches athletic directors “ too harsh” knowledge ^ a t a good friend St. Louis H 7 outfield "t®**® ^®*''Washington, catcher OPEN S AJW. to 5 P.M. RAVIOLI Y E A R PLAN drives,” the Minnesota outfield- manaeers Satur- Torre of Atlanta, catener -nm the Highway, 20-15 last Bight before spokesman Charles Dad- and announced he would appeal has done ^mething wrong, but 2:80 ( 3) Sports Spec­ SATTRDAT 8 AAI.-NOON Open A t 10 P.M. Dally ABSORBER ajit announced the grroup waS the matter before a meeting of when the evidence is there, there er said Friday after reporting to “ with'^thf Oevefand McCarvet of St. Louis and efforts of Steve S a m ^ First tn Manchester. New tacular Closed At 10 PJVI. Wed. considering all means of aiding conference faculty representa- is little room for discussion,” Ih. Twin.- S “2 P«ch.™ J..I H.rl.n John »») .nd Mlt. (.)■ Walt cars, full maintenance, fully 4:00 ( 8 ) American Sports­ lando, Fla. three days ahead of of the Chicago White ^ Thnrs. 11 PJML—Fri. 11:30 thd trio. lives in Chicago next Wednes- the editorial reasoned. man J. A. WHITE insured to reduce your prob­ ? »9.98 schedule. _ . , 1, o~v ors for the losers. Sat. Midnight Head football Coach Pete El- day. With almost everyone backing lems and worries. For full lio.tt, basketball Coach Harry Actually, all the athletic di- the coaches, speculation arose The left-handed hitting Cuban Winning in the last minuta, GLASS CO. Sundays 4 PJH. to 10 PJM. won the AL crown with a .323 and California first base- still among the unsigned are Boland Oil beat the Blue Coats, information can Distributed By Combes and assistant basket- rectors did was place the case as to what would happen if the 81 BlsseU S t^ T eL 649-7822 Closed Mon. and Tues. average in 1964, his rookie year, he will put his team catcher Elston Howard of the 19.17, Brian Cordera (8 ) and ball Coach Howie Braun were in the hands of the faculty rep- faculty representatives upheld repeated in 1985 with a .321 through an Intra - squad game Yankees, pitcher Jim Bunning Bob Pagan! (5) paced the win- 3 thjg targets of an ultimatum resentatives who have the final the ultimatum of the athletic Paul Dodge Pontlae mark, then was second with a Sunday. „( Philadelphia, another right- nj^g offense while Mike Sal* Wednesday by Big Ten athletic word. directors, iN a MANCHESTER .307 slate to Baltimore's Prank The New York Mets and handed pitching ace; Juan Mar- niond (8 ) and Kevin Downham Looking for a place for directors demanding dismissal Joining Dr. Henry’s support of If that were to happen and Robinson last season. Houston Astros negotiated a ichal of San Francisco, and (61 led the Blue Coats. DON WILLIS that Special Affair? 873 MAIN STREET because of athletic irregularities the coaches were the entire the university refused to fire the “ The home runs will take player transaction Friday. The Phils’ slugger Richie Allen. EAST SIDE BUSINESSMEN AUTO PARTS arising from a $21,000 slush football team, alumni, students, coaches, the Big Ten would Phone 649-2881 . —----- —------In a nip-and-tuck affair. Bur* WE CATER TO: fund. fans, Champalgn-Urbana civic have no choice but to drop H- GARAGE 270 BROAD S I^ ger Chef received outstanding We Urge You To Support niinois President David D. leaders and merchants. linois from the conference. o Banquets o Weddings jobs from Pete Kiro, Jerry Mc­ 18 Main S t, Tel. 649*4531 o Gatherings The Lutz Junior Museum Open Saturdays untQ 8 PJML EliliiBton (58) Coventry Makes Tournament, Rockville Wins They Clean, Sell Carpets B P Pta. Guire (19) and Nell Pierson o Group Me^* ...... 6 3 14 College Basketball SPACE home. Co. your furniture will be re­ STEVENSON'S R o b e rso n '...... 0 0 0 may do the work yourself or at Manchester Rug Cleaning The guess is between 45 and Kolh.9 ...... 1 3 fi Boston College 103, George­ home. 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Mr. Turn­ amount of soil on each piece DARDER SHOP Haynes’ schedule. He has been Totals 22 9 53 Phone purchased all made, formica Manchester Rug Cleaning Is the TEL. 649-5533 er may be depended upon to of furniture. Each piece o f fur­ doing it since 1945, playing in 875-5329, 643*4510 C.II Manchutcr 649*7853 faced, in many different colons. cutting and binding of rugs. Manchester’s Most Modem A 4^ NEW YORK (AP) __ placed him within one of the place Lakers. Miles finished give you extremely helpful ad­ niture must be pre-spotted and 5,000 basketball games from The formica covers all showing They also Install rugs of all Barber Shop with Ehccellent * Tune-Ups And in this corner, the un* *®‘v,®T- 7*“? “ vice. each pre-spotting must be London to New York to New­ MARQUES HAYNES surfaces and while they look kinds. If you want a rug cut Hianntpd field coal n ercen t- Her this season. Big Wilt, who is lor led the Lakers with 86. There seems to be no end to thoroughly dry before the next 6-Chalr Service! * Engine Cleaning castle, Pa, He has played be------Northwestern Freeze disputea lieia goal percent ^ ^ phenomenal 69 per Cincinnati, with Oscar Rob* like wood they resist stains, cleansing step is taken. When down, let them know; the sew­ the different kinds of plywood OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. * Minor Repairs fore kings, queens, presidents Marques did things with the age leader— Wilt Chamber- g^^j^ing 38 points and Jer* V m U d R in t -Q J U A . Dube Tool Co. scratches and shrug off ail nor­ all pre-spotting is done, the en- ing, cutting and binding of a “ No,” he said, responding to n.Mia, NWU.. I paneling at PIy\vood Center; (Closed Mondays) and popes. basketball that never will be a question. ‘T m not bitter. Sure iS'H. _ chance Tuesday against Clnoin- ry Lucas getting 17 and 27 re- Special Taps and Gages mal household abuses. .tlre piece is thoroughly sham­ rug is a job for an expert—and ^ w n m ru 3ir Auvriiiamr^ they have 55 different kinds MANCHESTER * Stamps Haynes is the owner of the Spoils MCC Finale This would not help the Phila- nati to break the record. bounds, trounced San Francisco Stainless and Special Fasteners pooed with a special treatment, that is what they are. duplicated. I would have liked the chance 868 BURNSIDE AVE. of finished paneling for any Have you ever considered an Fabulous Magricians basketball delphia 76er giant should he Chamberlain finished with 42 137-122 on the West Coast In the Special Reamers and your furniture will then be SHOPPING PARKADE . "And shooU^ell, he can stiiH they (Reed, Barnett, Attles) EAST HARTFORD room and for any use. Knotty Armstrong ceiling? Plywood Mothproofing of rugs is a very team. Once—along with the late Pulling away in the last three minutes. Northwestern ever step into the boxing ring points and teammate Hal Greer only other game, Decimal Sizes From Center is your dealer in Arm­ as sparkling clean as it was Lower Level, (rear) shoot.” had. But this hasn’t been so pine, knotty cedar, oak, all- sensible idea and at Manches­ Goose Tatum—he was the main When Marques left the Globe­ bad. Community College spoiled Manchester Community with heavyweight champion added 32 as the 76ers increased The Warriors were paced by .030 thru .500 In Steps of .001 strong ceiling tiles, regular and the day you purchased it. PHONE 649-6830 MANCHESTER 289-6333 American hardwoods, walnut, ter Rug Cleaning Co. they not drawing card for the Harlem trotters in 1953, the Philadelphia You’d be surprised. We still College’s basketball finale last night at Clarke Arena, Cassius Clay, but it certainly (Jieir lead over the Boston Celt- league scoring leader Rick Bar* Meyer Steel Plug Gages acoustic. The tiles are 12” x 12" As for the cost of this furni­ In Steps of .001 pecan, hickory, ash elm, cherry only mothproof your rugs for Globetrotters. ry, who got 46 points. Power and Hand Tools and are very simple to install. ture cleaning service, this de­ Warriors were ready to offer draw well. I go into towns, any 68-58. Northwestern posts an undefeated year while the games Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts —all plywood and all beautiful. five years, but give this guaran­ He always has been a basket­ him a contract. town, big or small, and we have locals finish with a 7-9 s l a t e . ------tional Basketball Association. Leroy Ellis had 28 for the Bul- Painting and Decorating All you do is to strap and staple pends upon the size, trimming BaU Lock Pins Then there are the imported tee in writing to you. SsiafooiL ball comedian, the world’s great­ ” The clowning,” Marques good turnouts. The fathers bring Northwestern got two quiclc heart out with an aggressive Chamberlain showed what his lets, who lost for the 82nd time Tools them against old ceilings or in­ and type of upholstery, whether Tickets Available Garden and Land Tools Borlte Boring Bars— Carbide woods, rosewood, teak, Poly­ For more beautiful rugs and Reuben Plen’s est dribbler. said, ha.d become too miKsh a their kids and the kids really hoops by Bud Greenbaum with board game.” accuracy can do Friday night in 69 games, Also Representing Other stall them as completely new it is a plain finish or whether Promoter George Mitchell re* Baby, Household, Party nesian walnut, also two com­ carpeting, depend upon Man­ But there are some who main­ part of my life. By then, I was respond. I guess the fathers three minutes left and moved some errors that were costly. ^® f'^o^ed thi BalUmore In Detroit, the Pistons closed Qi^lty Manufacturers ceilings. You can also install a the upholstery is tufted. Call CHOICE VARIETY ports 300 tickets win be on sale and Banquet Supplies pletely different lines of print chester Rug Cleaning Co. and tain that Haynes could have thinking abqut starting my own have seen me play and they mto a freeze. The remainder Harding and Evans played well bullets by hitting 18 of 18 from in on third placq in the Western ^ 5 John, E:ast Hartford—289-6459 suspended Armstrong ceiling the manager, Russ Collins, for Texaco Sfafion _ _ the door tonight for the bae* Invalid Needs they also give you S & H Green been the greatest ballhandler team.” want the kids to see me, too.” of the contest saw the visitors and John Bedlack played his ^® by^dging^Los Angeles system. These are particularly further information. Qualify Stamps. 381 Main Street ta professional ba.sketball. the Bullets 149-118 in Pittsburgh 102-101 on two jump shots by ketball exhibitioii featuring Mar* recommended tn cellars or In For Uiree years. Marques So Haynes goes through the taking advantage of one-and- Northweriem (68) ' ' ' ...... He never had the chance. and his team struggled. Then— same routine night after night, one situations. f F Pts. in their continued runaway with Eddie Miles in the last 78 sec- ques Haynes and his FahalouB A A Upholstery parts of the home where you Seafood 1-4 Phone 643-9149 When he was graduated from when the National Basketball taking the ball the last minuteNorthwestern had four men Naiiette ...!!!!!!!!!! 3 1-2 ^1/ the Eastern Division title. onds. Magicians against the Rockville and nrl Shop CAMPING might need to gain access to WATKINS-WEST / P 43 OAK STREET Lapgston College, Langston, Association began to comb the of each quarter and dribbling jn double figures, led by Green- 4-5 « 10 The 18 straight, most of them • The winning basket with 39 City League All-Stars at Rock- pipes, electrical wiring, etc. in Mandatory Driver Classes Hydramatlo Transmission 1-2 dunk shots, tied Chamberlain’s seconds left pulled the Pistons vllle High. Action starts at 9 BE-UPHOLSTEBING TEL. 649-0937 Okla.. Negroes did not play pro- Negro schools for basketball through and around grasping baum (17) and Skip Chuppre- 6 3-5 FUNERAL EQUIPMENT eiUier homes or commercial es­ Repairing (W) 3 NBA record for one game and within 1^ games o t the third- o’clock. * Modern Furniture tablishments. With the suspend­ fessional sports, talent—the popularity of the hands, dribbling while resting yich (17) with heln from Andv S',"''...... i 04) Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags All Work Guaranteed SERVICE ed ceiling, you just drop in each Hit hy Commercial Schools "They joined baseball teams Globetrotters waned enough for on knee, dribbling while flat on Hardy (13) and Ben Billie (10) — — — and Antiques Texaco Lubrication Service like the Birmingham Black Marques’ team to become es- his back or on his side. pet^ Harding took game hon- (M) “ Air Mattresses, Stoves panel, and should you need to Pete Harding took game hon- ORMAND J. WEST a Store Stools and Booths HARTFORD (AP) — Pro­ We Give Green Stamps CUSTOM MADE Barons or the Homestead tabllshed. Warm-Up Wins • Custom Furniture Lanterns get in back of one or more pan­ David Boardman of the Hart­ “ We play a lot of ‘local’ teams Manchester with 25 ® F Ptfl. ponents of high school driver CANVAS AWNINGS Grays,” Haynes said. “In bas­ It has been profitable since. 0-1 6 Slipcovers and Draperies els, you simply remove It for as ford Motor Club called Herahat- in the smaller towns,” Marques ex-Manchester High I 1- 17 7 Director MANCHESTER education courses squared off ter’s presentation “ a beautiful ketball, a Negro boy had to play Recently, Marques played his said. “ They realijr. try to get it standout Bob Evans (17) made Ha.nHnB ...... H 3-3 25 For UCLA, BC, 0ASE1BALL Made to Order long as it is necessary and then against commercial driving for the Globetrotters or the 3-2 4 142 E. CENTER ST. Complete Selection of SURPLUS SALES CO. drop It back. Putting up new whitewash” of the commercial 6,000th game (“ My wife actual- away from m e . " - _ ^ figures. Bedlack 2 2- 4 6 169 N. MAIN ST. schools in a hearing conducted schools, D u PO N T S New York Rens. That wn.s it. It ly keeps some semblance of a But they never do. Haynes ..jj, ^ great game ” said Sullivan ...... o 0-0 0 Tigers Triumph Materials ceilings with Armstrong ceiling EIW X Manchester’s Oldest FREE ESTIMATES at Depot Square by the General Assembly’s Edu­ A bill that would require was the goal of . every , ,Negro He says). It was before fingers contain m ape. local Coach Nick Costa, “and a 0 0-0 0 tiles is not a hard task and you cation Committee Friday. 0*0 0 There 'kras nothing to it as ths With Finest Facilities Lower Level of the Farkade Open DaUy to 9:00 P.M. every public secondary school Stop ’n Go basketball player to play for the an NBA game that had prac- The kids always laugh at the will enjoy them immensely — Totals 25 8-19 68 UOLA Bruins and the PTinceton 649-6324 J. FARR — 643-7111 A representative of the com­ to offer 30 hours of classroom Trotters.” ticaliy filled spacious Madison act. Occasionally, the fathers _ . ______^______■ particularly the acoustic tiles Tigers, the Country’s No. 1 and mercial driver training schools instruction while reducing state Atlantic Service One of Marques' teammates Square Garden. will sf(eak in a snicker, too. Minnesota Twins that shut out unwelcome noises. No. 6 college basketball teams, said enactment of a mandatory aid for such instruction from 420 on the Globetrotters was Josh Ha>Tie3 watched the San Then when the game is over, SELL Here again, should you wish, high school driver education bill Prop: “Rudy” DuPont Grider, whi plays for the Magi- Francisco Warriors and New Marques will sign autographs warmed up for their showdown PITCHING — Best starters seem to bother him. Appeared TRADE to $10 per pupil received con­ TURNPIKE Mr. Turner will recommend a would put the commercial oians now. York Knickerbockers warming by the hundreds, shower in a games tonight against Washing­ in league. Jim Kaat (26-18, 274) 65 times last season with a 6-8 Coins BUY person to install them. siderable support. 128 East Center Street schools out of business. ton State and Cornell, Dave Boswell (12-5, 3.14), Mud- record, 2,47 ERA. Jim Merritt SEE us FOR: ^'I remember some of those up and he spotted Willis Reed cramped, dimly-lit dressing • One of the largest inven­ TEXACO Plywood Center is a member Richard Hershatter, rep­ Phone: 649-6977 series we had with the college from Grambling, EWck Barnett room and head for the next pay- The unbeaten Uclans, led by cat Grant (13-18, 3.25). Add (7-14, 8.38) can start or relievs. tories in New England. e Aluminum RoU Up Lew Alcindor’s 37 points. Dean Chance who is better than BATING of the Connecticut Card Plan resenting the commercial Featuring a complete line of Awnings , All-Stars,” Josh said. "We from Tennessee State and A1 day in the next town. It's not • Supplies and Accessories. which is most convenient for Radio Today crushed Washington 71-43 for his 12-17 record with Angels INFIELD — Harmon Kills- • Teletype Service. Open 24 Hours A Day schools, said the issue was one Atlantic Products plus e Door Canopies played that pretty straight. No Attles from North Carolina A& much different from the life In customers. The store is open’’ of “ free enterprise versus state- _ „ WDBC—1369 ' General Automotive e Storm Doors clowning until we were ahead. T. the NBA, Just more games. their 22nd straight Friday night, last year. His BRA was SM. brew moving to first base, his Connecticut Valley Firestone Tires daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 1:00 Mike Milliard Repairing Princeton, also playing at home, Jim Perry (11-7) is the fifth favorite position. Hannon had subsidized driver education.” 4:00 Long John Wade • Combination Windows Coin Co. Quality Line Products on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sen. 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Hershatter would object to 7:30 Gaslight ment by beating Washington Thnrs. and FrL to 9 PAL Qullicl, Ron Clark, both in min­ classroom training. 12:00 Quiet Hours Stats tonight. Princeton can vlr- (Closed Mondays) Phone 643-2176 2:00 Sign Off ors last season, will battle for Hershatter quoted from a WTIC—1080 T o Beating Own Mark On Draft issue tuaUy cinch the I'vy League News crown and an NCAA berth by Bowling job. Shortstop 2!olla Versalles, study made in the state of Home Decorator MVP year before, ^pped to UOonn vs. Rhode Island PONTIAC defeating ComeU. Washington which showed th # TORONTO .(A P)-A lter . night on the "red-eye ep^ .249 last season. Rich Rollins D IC K ’S AND UCLA, 10-0 in league play to EARLY BIRDS—Vivl Bayer drivers trained In commercial cial,” four quick hours of sleep and five hours of track . .. ., moves back into third Po/n/ing— Decoro//ng schools had better records than Washington State's second place 143.3S5, Mary Asadoorian 128- w aT ivn TOURAINE SHELL BMoss meet, Bob Seagren came within one laggard arm of ^ 7-3, Is a heavy favorite. In con- i 3g _ 3« 6, iris Vacanti 140, Jan base j ^ . KAXINU —•Be those trained in public schools. again breaking his indoor pole vault record. March u in Neiw York unless COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Bjut a Connecticut study, ac­ TEMPEST trast Princeton, now 21-2 over- Cushing 347 OUTFIEUJ — Tony Oliva one .geagren, the 20-year-old uni------unexpected objecU^s all and tied with CorneU at 11-1 ’______of the great naturals in th» PAINTS SERVICE cording to Franklyn E. 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Davenport. co4iolder of ^ announcing any 61 Men,, Women linter * siM-477™i;myH'K those trained In high schools 6:30 News PAUL'S Starters, Generators, 6:40 Weekend PONTIAC, INC. S»t, 4-lnch which would have two indoor records, waa unibeat- common draft 7:00 I'Tcws PAINT SUPPLY [ Carburetors had accident and ■violation rec­ 378 Main S t—TeL 049-2881 lown Duckpin iournament 5 ^ , w^a Siaurita. ^ ords 60 per cent better than 7:16 Speak Up Hartford iniprovcd on W« current stand- en in We last 23 races and is Jr the road in their last game be- «nn.iu9 doping Walt Bond can make WM. DICKSCN & SON Domestic - Foreign Cam 8:10 Jack Drees aril, set last week, by an inch. NOAA indoor and outdoor l^ tead cf m ^ i « any pi*lic ■While firing doesn’t start un- Looking forward to women’s fore the Princeton showdown. ’ comeback. Has plenty of power. 645 MAIN STREET 643-7008 those trained In commercial 8:16 %>eak Un Hartford ’ ’ statement about thedr proposals. TeL 649*0920— Manchester, Conn. schools. 9:00 News But by the time the bar was champ. ^ “ ^®®‘‘ tomorrow in compeUUon are Mary A rc^ d GreggfjfreKS Morris’iVlOmB 28^ pointsPOinUI paced DHCeq ai_ A*TO RATING Tel. 649-0300 9:40 Speak Up Hartford Anne Fidler, Natalie Geidel, the Big Red' to their 11th "®y Wiecek 473. CATCHING—Earl Battey still 11:30 Barry Farber raised to that height, it tyas past Keinoeino started offo « as if he were ©timers were in, touch Nqualifying play for the annual ® ®® “ ® ■ the Big Red x 12:00 News mddnlglbt and Seagren admits to not to' be beaten in the thrM- people. and a 19-8 ___ No. 1 on a atstff that includes 12:16 Sign Off . ’xown Men’s and Women’s Duck- and Ruth McIntosh. record over-all. CONSTRUCTION — Tony Di- Russ Nixon, Jerry Zimmerman. WPOP—141* having been ccmriderably tired. mUe. He ran up past t ^ entire ^^^y close to Bowling Tournament, CUN LIFFE 1:00 W oody Show “ The meet was entirely way lO-man field on the third lap and Bowling Tournament, 31 Last year there were 87 male The game was the firft of a Gregorio 138-S89, Zig O l^rt Good depth here, plenty of ex- 6:00 tiee “Babi’’ Sirnnia Show "too long,” he said afterwards, a led until there were six laps left __1 gome facets still to women have for- entrants and 42 women. doubleheader at the Palestra in *87, Carl Peterson 871, ^ a - perience. But Battey’s average MOTOR SALES P L Y W O O D CENTER f^w n on his sleepy face. tossing a luminous orange base- worked out I am honeful we warded entries for the Holiday Doucette. Plumley, Cochran, Philadelphia. Vlllanova’s tour- veil 142-365, Carlo Petricca 3M, dipped to .266 last year; RAT- But Seagren almost got his ball cap along the track. Then, resolve the situation bv tel- event. Hampton, Johnson and MarinelU n a m e n t-hopeful Wildcats To"y Roberto M9, Mike Itavis u jfl _ r , EXPERT AUTO BODY and 67 Tolland Turnpike Tm mim On Job. . . wt hiw jut Un ript Du Pant record at that. His body cleared unaccountably, he falterctd and ^rthone In a week’s time ” Seeking the inen’s laurels will qualified for title play along whipped Memphis State, al- 188-866, Romeo Jordan 137, Itar- BENCH —Rich Reese, a .827 ^ ‘=O onald's FENDER REPAIRS Manchester, Conn. PiMt for It. . . In eolori to mitcli inythm,l Hm a the* bar (tt 17-4, but one arm four men ran past him and j strong noasibllity be Don Flaveli, Pete Plumley, with defending champion Bkl ready Invited to the NTT, in the ry Buckminster 364, Peter Ka- hitter at Denver last year, ex- MCNI« PBOIHJK qiMstion w color7. . . whit tawar. . . how to do m ENAMEL and LACQUER Phone 643*5874 D K O O R A T R w i t h knodeed off the stick, eventtiaHy so did ail but one instead of seoaratb drafts Norm Clark, Harry Bemls, Fred Bujaucius. Joe Cataldl, 1966 second game M-48. ^^®* “ 100* pected to sUclt as sub first bwe- i^AMBURGERS. BEFINISHINGS lAU US iir axlwt halp oa yoar aaxt Aalotinf M. On his second try he wasn’t man in the lOman fieW. ’ fe «d a r seniors and red- Oakes, Rocco Lupacchlno, John champ, has been seeded into Alcindor dominated UCLA's man. Andy Kosco, Sandy Val* close, but on a final attempt, he Dave Ellis of Toronto outlast- ghirts, there be no redshlrt Bremser, Rlt Alkas, Ell Fish, head-to-head play. He wlU be play against Washington. The 7- SAPLINGti-Maude Madlgan desplno the reserve outfielders, REASONABLE PRICES Sherwin-Williams IT’S nearly did -it again. ed Van Nelswi o f St. aopd,' draft at aU. A redaWrt is a play- Ed Bujaucius, Andy Lamou- joined by the 16 .high qualifiers, foot-1 super-soph scored most of 131, Myma aarcia 840. Neither can hit. A weak spot, BT. 88—VERNON, CONN. HERE SUPER E A Joh n son PAINTCQ if Seogreo’a victory was ex- Minn., -State, to the wire and or with ooilege ellgtblUty re- reaux, Al Gauba, Jim Bell, Bob Cathy Dyak, currently the hl« points from close range and ------_ reserve catchers. Just Above the Traffle peoted, Eddy Ottoz’ triumph in won in 18:36 2. malning although his original Boroch, Leo Byrd, Paul Sartor. 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P A 6B TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1M7 BmiiMU StrvicM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wmifed— Help WoRl u Offered 13 35 OPPORTUNITY FOR the right LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BfAJOR HOOPLE y VUEM FAUINA DOTH A-BAWN(jiUty required. You could be your own bosa. Ehccellent working conations Experience hot neceasary, ACROSS MSea bM (1^ 1HI6 fTUPlP RECIPE.' IT SM S POURGCkIS.' NON€EN6£f and company benefits. Glas­ willing to train. Apply Superi­ ISnofaii 37R«toct . ADVERTISING -THE IPK3TS VWO F U T O ir r m or Hardware, 717 Burnside Household Sondeos T U IP 16 PLENTY' AND I V«)KfT BOTHER tonbury location, 1-638-4681 NO.^^HAR•^«JMPHff you nawNoilly ®* OXlRBOOli 6HOULP BE Ave., Bast Hartford. S A nMitt oMor do ^ CLASSIFIED advertising DEPT. HOURS for Interview. ©UBs TISREAUV EHOOLDNT Offered 13-A vmMTME YAMILLA! ANP INSTEAP OF ASHAMEPMThAU. LNoncsomTtUE NOT.' IFTHATfMENTION TAKES IN A 8 k M . to 5 PJM. IXL USE 'IHI6 lO f aY . . I ‘ FAULT' TYPIST for Rockville manufac- CABINBT MAKER. Bxportono- WAS EVEN A cARPINO TONE,eA)(TER 44 At REWEAVjlNQ^of bums, moth ed only. Dtsplaycraft, Inc. 648- 6P00K COUNT 16 46Stlpp«l holes. iQpphrs. repaired. Win­ EcH.' r turing firm to assist advertis­ 'iRUMORE^M’^CERTAlNOFFIClAU* J r 9687. » ir is down TD norm al 14Pn« 48SotTOVfol COPY CLOSING t i m e FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. dow shades made to measure ing manager. Interesting, di­ PROPERTY M WOULD 8B QOITB " 40—— Antadtl OVER TH 6 RC. ISQrprinaMIUi MdNDAX .Thrn FRIDAY 10:80 A JH .,- SATURDAY 0 AJH. all sisea Venetian blinds. Keys versified work for speedy, on BUGGS BUNNY UOpontod Olindaiid V HOOPL'B/ANY .TAKES WOULD I INTERESTED TO HEAR made wbile you wait Tape re­ the ball, woman with general HAVB 60 NBATHAT YOU LWTtO VDUl • > S ± « , CHANCE-YOUR ZOd, corders for rent MarioWs 887 office skills. 878-3386. CAT AS A 19 Animal iklna « l Baton Nona 38H9idftmd PLEASE,READ YOUR AD HELP WANTED K « task> on th e ^ YA WANT IT IE CLOSING DOWN 7 M ain, 649-0221. OEPENDETtT.' V ^ ^ le o n ih . U S o o U m m YConflnad ofmRp 'daeatlled or ''Wiint Ade” are taken over the phone ae a ------.t WOMAN to care for school COUNTER AND TYW PEUVERED OR SSSoaefSotii SAauiidartpnitadasr aged childr^, 11-3:30 p.m. rDUKBONEfiP ^ YA OONNA TAKE 32An|l»8aiOB M B m U ia n Simitaiyuntto eonvenlenoa. The advertiser shonld read hla ad the FIRST HI-SHINE personalised floor Colonial Board — Skilled OR ILL WEPHET ^A Y IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the 649-2497, those 8A96 OyVUAAS you TO YOURBorey IT WITH YA7 tbMW___ _ ^ macaw lOBoUtenoa 881— _— polishing. Specializing In and unskilleiL Full-time, 6 SiTImo Ib eaidi ISOaaUci UWlUda next Insertion. The Herald la tesponalble for oiriy ONE Incor­ days, shift differential. Ex­ TOR My NBPHSWl > feomb.fOnBi SOBaUaBoRf home floor polishing. Kitchen, aSNim^bar (pL) DOWlf rect or omitted InwrUon for any advertiaement and then only cellent wages. Blue Cross, 38 Aim ISWi^nfo MCoB-aovOOtlUa 41B«ltlldK|^------“ to the extent of a *Ynake rood” Insertion. Errors which do not rec rooms, etc. No Job too ___SExpinifa____SOKonvlgiinai 42Tamalm o HtTp Wantofi— Mai* 36 CMS, life Insurance, paid leoBM the value of the advertieomebt wlU not bo oorreoted by small. Call for free estimates, WKinf (ft.) SMoairStliMd aSChwer JOB OPPOR’TUn S t v d ft holidays, other fringe bene­ 81 Room (ab.' 4Frnltdilnlc SSSbowenddom 45Edited,___ "make sood" Insertion. 648-9964. SSHotteUw 6blandlntheSL27Letitataiid 47-— MotaM (Rockville, ToD EYde) South Windsor School. Perma­ fits. Progressive and ex­ 33KncounMr Lawnnoe River ■ (print) 40BBacOynlf8 SPRINO CLEANINO problems? nent full-time' custodial work. panding company. 88AMamrittw«nn mother 84 Old Call Suburban Cleaning Serv­ 1 Good wriking conditions and r r 6 6 n r u T 643-2711 875-3136 ice at 649-9229 today fo r free excellent fringe benefits. Oon- COLONIAL BOARD CO. estimate. Budget terms avail­ taef Mr. Penna, 161 Nevers IT fT able or use your Conn. Charge R d., Wapping, o r 644-1634. 616 Parker S t, Manchester Card. VC' SAMUEL AUP/A E. S. Loftus IT 16 i r HOME DELIVERY TJI. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? V PEUN/MGrON GAP r - ? } l VA, ' ^H tRe W Building— SALESMEN ^ 24-Hour Answering Service Contracting 14 A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN lll^ ^ l^ _ Good home service delivery OIL BURNER SERVICE man SHIN&S i z r NEWTON H. SMTIH ft BON - routes are now open. Which for major East Hartford based Free to Herald Readers Pointing— Papwing 21 Help Wemtod— Hdp Wanted— oil company, has openings for 2 AWRIfiHr,THI6 10 TOAD CRICK Remodeling, repetiring, addi­ will give the right men ...NOW WH S a '8 THOSE Want Information on. one of onr classUled advertisements f tions, rec rooms, garages, PAINTING—Interior and ex­ 35 Female 3 5 good i£;ome. 6 days week, two experienced service men NEANDERTHALS M3U SAID„ Ne answer at the telephone BstedT Simply can the and one trainee. High wages, BROKE THRU OUR UNES? porches and roofing. No Job terior, very reasonable, free THE DUTCH MAID Oo., Selling EXPERIENCED saleswoman many fringe benefits. A a r all benefits. Apply Mr. Deitch, too smalL Call 649-3144. estimates.' Call Richard Mar- clothing exclusively through wanted for ladles better coats liberal commission arrange­ EDWARDS ------tin, 649-9286. ment makes possible high 528-7707. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER CARPENTRY - Concrete work ______the party plan, has an opening and dresses. Apply store man­ 3T for a demonstrator in this ager, House ft Hales, 945 Main earnings. anything from cellar to roof, NAME YOUR PRICE, painting, 1 CENTERLESS GRINDER, all ANSWERING SERVICE area. Married woman prefer­ St, IST inside and out, no s\...'ttltute for papering, removal, sanding. In­ Apply Personnel Department around operatOT? 'G qod working F quality work, satisfaction guar­ terior, exterior. Specializing, 8 red. Must drive. Call 876-7639, conditions. Steady, “Tivertime ^ 64941500 875-2519 collect. FULL - TIME GIRL wanted, Monday-Friday available. Stygar Gage Co., 38 anteed, competettvh prices, no family. Quality workmanship. typing and filing experience and leave yonr message. YoaH hear from onr advertiser In For Evening Appointment 4146 Tolland Zlike., M anches­ Jig thne wtthont spendlag aB evening at the telephone.: Job too small. D ft D Carpen­ C all 647-9664. Jerry Kenny. necessary. Apply Manchester try, days 648-1904, evenings Call 7 - 9 P.M. ter. 5 141 42 43 ? r Credit Bureau, 983 Main St., 649-8880. AVAILABLE for interior and -p 11 p 1 Charles Argriros 643-9390 exterior custom decorating. JrU llCr JDrUSil vJO. Room 12, 9-5. WANTED — Experienced lathe 46 17 48 49 Automobiles For Solo 4 Richard Brown 289-0546 t'(k'n*fi«L4A_ ADpinONB —rensodebiig, ga­ Wallpaper removed, ceilings MANCHESTER’S largest and operators and all around ma­ I960 CORVETTE —4 speed, 288 HERALD rages, rec roonu, bathrooms repaired, also airless spraying Has oldest stationers has oi>ening chinists, excellent personal a-a* 50 51 6 2 " engine, one hardtop, power tied, Utchens remodeled. Call service. Fully insured, free es­ for saleswoman, card and book SEALTEST FOODS benefits. All things being HM7 WA tm. TJA I f U-t Ni. Otf. windows. $1076. or best offer. Ijeoo deezynakl, Builder, 640- timates, reasonable rates. Immediate Openings departments, 6-day week, paid MILK DIVISION equal, work at Emco Coip-i U S i SB” 742-7194. Bolton, Coim. 649-6268. BY AL VERMEER BOX LE1TERS 4291. Washbond ft Miller, 649-1641, holidays, sales experience de­ PRISCILLA’S POP 20 668-0017. F or 255 Homestead A've:, Hartford 1966 OORVAIR MONZA 2-door QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms. sirable. Mr. Harrison, mom- F or Your ME hardtop, 110 h.p-, 4-speed, dormers, porches, basements, -nTI 'T’-vrnTO'T^ appointment Har- An Equal Opportunity . H A S N 'T R E T U R N E D N O T ' Information whitewall tires, radio, heater, reflnlshed, cabinets, buUt-lns, CLERK TYPIST stationers, 649-8341. E m ployer INVITATION OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS excellent condition, (ball 649- form ica , aluminum, vinyl, Floor Finishing 24 ^THE HEDGE SHEARS T IL L Y O U FULL-TIME and part-time HE BORROWED BRIM C3- 0694. AA BROWN AND Sharpe screw THE HERALD will not steel, ceramo siding. WilUac FLOOR SAVING and refiidan- Must have good typin g salesladies wanted to sell the TO BID L A S T B A C K O U R MILK-LET'S MAKE OH, SHE SHOULPM'T YWELL, IF SHE U Robbins Carpentry Serviee. skill and ability. machine man wanted. Must be SUMMER/ H E D G E HAVE SEMT HIM TO ) WEAKEMS I'M I dlacloso the identity of LEMANS —326 convertible, 1968 Ing (q^eclnllzing in older finest fabrics at Pilgrim Mills. able to lay out, set-tq> and op­ 1,000 GPM t r SKIM. AAARV— any advertiser using box 649-8446. SHEARSJ AMP KIO ROTXTOES-- t h e s to r e / MOWy eOlMO TO (SET | r i burgandy and black, standard floors), cleaning and waxing See manager, 177 Hartford Rd. erate machines. Full or part- PUMPING ENGINE II /HOWABOUTA LITTLE t h a t HE'S (SOME f IMTD THE ACT.' letters. Readers answer­ floors. Painting. Paperhang- ATT /^T T7T3T/Q Manchester. Sealed Bids will be received ev e r y ing blind box ads who floor shift. Stereo tape record- FIREPLACES AND chimneys time. Top wages for top man. SHERBET RATHER OM A PIET, -J HiS EPITIWO ing. No Job too smaQ. John X.vl- , PHIL FINH, REAPIN' HIS MAIL! ANYBODY home, fully tosored. Call HigUe trucking and package deUvery. of equipment neatby In CHAT/ HEREIN- WANTRD RIDE to gate 6, P work offerA exdeUeht bene­ Servicem aster, 646-8483. Refrigerators, washers and your spare time. Licensed- U ft W, third shift, from Hilliard fits, convenient location stove moving speciality. Fad­ by Massachusetts regi:s^. TREE EXPERT — Trees cut with free parking, competi­ BOURHE BUIGK USE "fw aU i" i ^ V ., S t 643-0287. ing chito for rent. 619^3, Phone 249-7771 anytime. *^he House of building lots cleared, trees tive salEuries, m qrit review s, topped. Got a tree problem? in-plant cafeteria, pleasant Onetbmer Satisfaction* Aufem obiles For Bate 4 WeU worth phone call, 743- Fainring— Fapering 21 air - conditioned o ffic e . 285 MAIN ST. H elpW ontecL-r Gome to see us any day 1966 C B B V B IX E Sqper ^ r t 8202. MANCHESTER BLAZES, rn S " PAINZINa BY Dick Fbhtaine, F e m a le 3 5 8:80-4:30 SIGNED BVlllS 896k Convertible, 4-tqieed, buck­ SHARPENING Service —Saws, Interior and exterior. Paper 246-58«2 649-4571 UKlCLEi BUT MAKES et seats, tachometer, radio, knives, axes, shears, skates, hanging and wall paper remov- WANTED—RN OR LPN, SENSE! heater, red line tires. Call 643- rotary blades. Quick service. ah Dutdi Boy and DuPont part-time and fuU-time for new HRST BEST RESULTS^ 8087. Capitol Equipment Oo. 38 Main Quality workmanahlp. GUI mirsing home, exceUent pay. f " X , wa iw. m I NEED OAR? Your credit turn­ St., Manchestsr.' Hours daily eyeitings, 246-9698. C U l 876-0771 OT 649-8081. NATIONAL ed down? Short on down pay­ 7-6. Zhursday 7-9, Saturday 7- 4. 648-7668. JOSiora P. Lewis euatom poiaft STENOGRAPHER In state op­ , MR. ABERN ATH Y BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY. LEFF and McW i LLIAMS m ent? BonkruptT RejKMiMBs- Ing, mterimr and extarlor, pa> erated Community OoUegf, a^ STORES, INC stooT Don’t despair! Ssa. Hon- mat.Vmi a ND Sorvlce on Ariono, perhanglng, wallpaper r» temoon and evening hours. Park ft Oakland Aves. LOW C05T. TOO! est Donglivk Ih q ^ CboiBt loij aSto BcUpse, Jacobson lawn W E LL - SURE-BUT NEXT moved. Wallpaper books on re­ Shorthand, typing and ability TDTHINKI WORRIED ABOUT TIME YOU GO ON A est doiiii; smallest payments East Hartford CA5H RATES (15 WOROSl A.RER Tie BEING TOO AT LEAST mbwars. iiso HomeUta chain quest Fully Insursd. Free o» to deal with people. 376.60. 86 X CAN <»VE RESCUE MISSION, BE anyulitra. Ho small loon or fl. saws and btenuitlonal Oub CONSPICUOUS FOR HIM— DAVY A SURE THE GIRL ttmatas. Call 6404666 hour week to start. All bene­ HUSBAND'REZZRBD? Do you jOHelknf**** ^ 3 Days ....$1.17| SPECIAL ISN'T SO PRETTY. nsnot eompsny pita Ooni^. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ fits of state classified aervlcv. Mbtorit 838 Main.______ment .and sharpening service INSIDE-OUTSIDE painting. have to get out of the hmise t h a n k -you Apply Mr. Colvoooreaaea, Man­ and do somethipff Meet in­ EVERETT W . 15ix D a y s ....$1.98 10 Days ....$3.0o| KISS on all makes. L ft M Equip­ Special rates for people 68 or chester Community OoUege, . over. CaU my competitors then teresting, friendly people and 19N FORD Mhstang, excellent ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon, Manchester. 649-6377. VAN DYNE IMMEDIATE ACTION 876-7609 M anchester Exchange caU me. KaWmatea given. 040. earn 38 to 34 an hour servlo- ooniRihm. Best offer, 289-7008. Ing Avon customers in your ^ b u i l d e r —E n t^ prlse 1046. 7848, 878-840L IChn before 10:30 weekdays (9 AJf. SatnrdayB).| neighborhood. No experience Planning a new hohoe? Bean- NURSE’S AIDE — part-time. I Yon can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. S S d ^ DICK’S BBRVKJB, snow phrir^ EXTERIOR AND Interior palnt- Vernon Haven, 876-2077. needed. We give you MB train­ tifuUy wooded lots, some with view of Hartford. Ctood lffiS l!S o 6S iS uS?4:80; tag, oarpantry, rec rooms, re. Ing. WaUpaper books, paper- ing. CaU 380-4083. ' modeBng, ganen^ ropal^ banging. Ceflinga, Floors. FUl- ,(X)UNTER GIRLS wanted part financing availalila. WlU iSmucIiFBtFr iEwFituig l|FraUi trada your preaent hopia 1001 KUeTKNO, ftapeed, painting, m tarierjud exterior, ^ ioRved, workmanship rimr- time evening shift. Apply In RN OR LPN, 11-7 sWtt. Fun Pvx, and part-time. Laurel Manor, 643-2711 Classified D ^t. wetm^ hke near.. 01^ . H im . rubWab romovUTmoying, mac anteed. Lao paUatior, 640-6836, peraon, Bess Eaton Donuts, 160 Phone 246<4781 U no oiunrar 64I4046. O n ta r e t 6404616, ;'V.

"A .'. ■' JPAGB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1967 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n . SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1967 PAGE THmTBEH ^ — ------Wonted— Male 36 Rooms Without Board 59 Business Property Houses For Sole 72 Homes For Sate 72 Houses For Sate 72 Suburban For Sate 75 ^ u rb o n For Sete 75 Wontnd R a a l& la f 77 T n India WANTED —, concrete workers, ATTRACnVE sleeping room, For Soie 70 MAN<5h EST®R —North~ Man­ SIX ROOM Garrison Ootonial MANCHESTER-818.900. Full SOimi WINDSOR-one year V^Ir NON - - NEvT overtiaed Wa n t e d — dean 6 or $ room Police Arrests Justice Dept. Eyes ' steady work, good pay. Call genUeman, private entrance, chester, 9 room older home, oonVetdent to achcx^ and bus price for 2-famlly, 6-8 flat, bus old, custom built, 62 foot Ranch Raqch, Vernon Circle area. Cape, fa or near Manchester. CLASSIFIED STAFFORD SPRINGS—7 unit with a large first floor family shower, bath, parking. Ap­ dose to bus and shopping. Eaa- traneportatlon. Living room Une, dty uUUtlee. Call early. T hree large bedrooms, formal Loulfi Dlmook, Realty, 649- 876.60S8. apartment house In Immacu­ Tottering Congress Party Loren M. Carr Jr., 17, of 98 ply 195 Spruce S t ily used as a 5 or 6 bedroom with fireplace, formal dining Bel Air Real Estate, 848-9383. room^ 1 minute from Route 16, dining ixxrni, large paneled 9838. late condition. Completely Pine St. was charged with home or Ideal tor a 2. family. room, kitchen and lav on first 824,600. Barrows and Wallace. family room with fir e j^ e . 23* Potvell Prosecution modem. Priced for quick sale. bread! of peace by assault yes­ 817,700. Barrows and Wallace. floor. Second floor—8 bed­ 649-6306. I’-vlng room with second fire­ Rallies Slightly in Voting (Continued froin Page One) ADVERTISING Help W onted- Apartments— Flats— . J. D. Real Estate, 643-6129, .1 Lots For Sate ^ 73 Legal Notice terday in connection with an 649-6306.______rooms, full bath, laige cloeeta, place, kitchen with ouUt-in NEW DELHI, India (AP) — verses confronted her. Prime 843-8779. Ask tor Jolm B. De- WILLmOTON — 6% room a.Ueged assault on two teen­ If the resolution is apprav«d« Mole or Female 37 Tenements 63 powder room- Extra teaturee oven, range!"Double* stainless But nothing concrete ever was CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Quattro. MANCaiESTER —lots, lots, lots. Ranch, built-ihs, hot water UqVOB PEBHIT The battered Congress party Minister Indira Gaxidbi said In- agers earlier this month. An­ Powell would have until Mzreb Include walk-out basement, sink, 'disposal, 1^ balbs. Ex­ NOTICB'— OF------APFUCATIOM------rallied slightly t^ a y as returns dlans “ have proved to the world unearthed, he added. 13 to appear to take toe oatll REAL EkpTATE, full or part WE HAVE customers waiting Four A-zone, two B-zone, two ; ■eat, storms, garage, acre lot. other person was arrested and 8 AM. to 5 PM. .sundeck. Moderately priced, rural. AU fa town, different cellent nelghhorh^ of execu­ 67 White continued coming in from the we do have a free dnd fair elec- Other subjects scheduled tor and be escorted to the weH c t Ume agents needed in the Man­ for toe rental of your apart*ipart. GLENDALE'BD. Fenced gaVden, shade trees. similarly charged Thursday as 10 per cent. down. 30 year tive type homes. Near schools Bt.. Mtacherter. CJonnectlcut, have general election. But the com- tlon. The whole idea of having a scrutiny by the Justice Depart­ toe House to be censured puMo> chester area, experience pre­ ment or home. J D. location^. Call new. / Hayes Sacrifice sale. $14,600. Tom a result of toe same incident. ReaV Laud For Sole 71 mortgage available. Wesley R. and shopping. Tremendous val­ Wned opposition already had democracy fa this. "■ ment include contracts entered ly by Speaker John. W. McOor* ferred but will train. Tract Estate, 643-6129. Now under constructioA — Agency, 648-0181. Minor, Broker, 8'70-5042. Arnold Cordner, 36, of 14 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Smitl) Realtor, ^-1667.; ue at ^1,900. Possible 10 per into by the Committee on Eldu- mack. homee. °Pasek Realty, MLS ANDOVEiR—83 acres , IAI A A l 9711 tate salesman needed for East Pasek, Realtors, 289-74?6, 742- library. Private beach privi­ day before the House voted would have to decide whether to 6676. McLallen 246-6070. J. Watson baths, large paneled living SOUTH WINDSOR — $17,800. S® Communal Jan Singh 30, BE APPRECIATED l/IM b I I- Hartford office, libereil com­ Directions; Follow Keeney leges, FHA only $1,600 down. Thomas D. Jodoin, 19, of 110 against seating him pending an run in the special election to fUl Beach & Co., Realtors, 622- room, dining room and family Modern 8-bedroom Ranch on SARO of ST^^WWte StraeL Manchea- 1"* majority it has held for two independents 35 and other par­ Greenwood Dr. was -charged missions, experienced prefer- 8% ROOM heated apartment, st., turn right on Bush Hill Pasek Realtors, 289-7475, ■ 742- ter, ____decades investigation of his qualifica­ the vancancy or to retire and 2114. room. 2-car garage,' walk-out B ZONE LOT tor sole, excel­ oversized lot, assumable 4K ties a few eaefi. r ^ . Contact Mr. Barcomb, Ori' stove and refrigerator, second Rd.^ Glendale Rd., first 8248. IL MA88ARO As reports of her party’s re- with failure to obey a stop sign, tions. collect his $16,000 annual pen- * lent location. Call J^hn B. De- Dated February 34. 1967. The Congress party failed to U A Wagner, 289-0241. floor, central location, 8126. street on right. basement, 882,600. Phllbrlck per cent mortgage, $108.68 after police say he was ob­ Several members of toe select Sion. Continued From Preceding Page Quattro, J. D. Real ^ tate, 618- monthly. 643-1166, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Agency, Realtors, 649-6847, monthly. Bel Air Real Estate. win state assembly majorities served failing to stop at Parker committee said privately they Sources say Powell’s pensioa Housos For Sale 72 843-9332. 6129. in seven of' the nation’s 17 and Lydall Sts., yesterday doubt Powell will show up, ei­ would not be subject to toe 840,* ONE HOUSEKEEPING 'room. WESLEY R. SMITH AUTHENTIC New England Post-Riot Panama Economy states. The only state the party night. 810,900—4 ROOM Ranch, porch, rambling Cape. Nine rooms, 5 LARGE WOODED Bolton lot VERNON VERNON—8 bedroom Ranch oo ther for IVednesday’s debate on 000 assessment, which otherwfaa j H dp Wonted— Mate 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 _ Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Apply Thomas Morrow, 26 CONSTRUCTION CO. had ever lost before was Kera­ Carr, Cordner and Jodoin arc full cellar. GI or conventional bedrooms, SH baths, modern in prime residential area, 200* a large treed lot. If you like the censure resolution or to take Is to be deducted from his 830,« ' GROOMING and boarding aU Birch St. la, where Communists are scheduled to appear in court WAREHOUSEMEN — applica­ LUMiBBRYARD Tallyman — financing. Mitten Agency, 643-1567 kitchen with all built-lns, plqs frontage, 84,000. CaU 643-4461, outdoor living, ttis fine home the oath if toe resolution is 000 annual salary at the rate ^ breeds, Harmony Hills, H. C. Seven room Colonial with Expanding at Record Pace strong. March 13. tions now being accepted, night Established wholesale lumber­ LOOKING for anything In real Realtors, 643-6930. bar^b-cue In family sized kitch­ evenings. has its own spring-fed pond adopted. $1,000 a month. Chase; Hebron Rd., Bolton, swimming pool. Located PANAMA (AP) —Paralyzed ing which has won admiration With 8,161 of 8,560 state as- Frank E. Deane, 29, of New shift,'{^x>d starting rate. Many yard has permanent job open­ estate reiilals — apartments, en. Sunken living room with for skating or swimming. $17,• 848-6427. CONCORD RD. — beauUfuJ right on a hill, 60 mile Britain was charged on a war­ extra benefits. Gaer Brothers, ings, 40 hours weekly guaran­ homes, multiple dwellings, no MANCHESTER —we offer this cathedral celling, central air- 300. Barrows and Wallace Oo. after the bloody anti-American from sponsors In toe U.S. mill- sembly races decided. Congress Ranch, large living room, for­ view. Excellent condition. .. riots of 1964, Panama’s econo- tary. ' candidates had won 1,610 — rant yesterday with non-sup­ 140 Rye St., South Windsor. teed, some overtime, no expe­ PEDIGREE German Shepherd, fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, contemporary Ranch off Wells conditioning. 8I6.000. Philbrick SuburiMm For Sate 75 6494iS06. rience necessary, outdoor male, 870; female 860. Call for mal dining room, cabinet kltch- Approximately 3 miles my has now more than recuper- Part of toe general air of opti- more than half but below the 60 port. He was released under the Coventry 843-5129. Street. Features living room Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. VERNON — 7 room Raised work, pension plan, medical information, or appointment, . en, 2 bedrooms, recreation from highway. Selling bee* BOLTON LAKE!—tour' room ated; it’s breaking records. mlsm In Panama is attributed per cent average In previous no bail contract for court ap­ with cathedral ceiling, modem, Ranch, brand new, on city wa­ benefits. CaU Rex Lumber Co., 643-0995. POUR ROOM flat, excellent room, landscaped yard. Mar­ 84,000 ASSUMES 5H mortgage. low average price in execu­ Ranch. Oil heat, fenced yard, An air of confidence has grad- to a conviction that the counry elections, pearance on Feb. 27. equipped kitchen, dining area, ter and sewer. 2 garages, 2% PROGRESSIVE 289-9370 between 8-5. condition and location. Middle ion E. Robertson, Realtor, Six room Spilt Level. Rec tive neighborhood. many extras. Lakefront priv­ ually replaced uneasiness will emerge from the talks with The bulk of toe remaining Donna Best of 87 Fairfield Interest on Investments 3 bedrooms, 'and Hollywood baths, fireplace, rec room with AKC OFFERS something dif­ age or retired preferred. Ga­ 648- 6963. room, garage. Trees. Private ileges. Only$ll,500. Ooodchild- am<«g businessmen, puUlc offl- the United States with a bigger parliamentary results were to St. was charged with failure to ceramic bath. Gas heat, patio. bar and space-saver kitchen EXPANDING ferent, alluring Dutch pups. rage available. 643-4677. backyard. Immediate occupan­ BartleR, Realtors, 289-0939, 289- oials and foreign investors. piece of toe old canal, plus win- come from toe northern states remove an inoperable motor 2 TEN ACRES, stately 7-room Enclosed rear yard. Owner’s with built-ins. 826,900. Barrows Do • come and see. 1-623-3433. cy. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476. J, D. REAL ESTATE CO. 9151. “ An economic boom was inev- ttlng the site tor toe new canal of Uttar Pradesh -'and Bihar. vehicle, after the car she had Reach Total of $10,325 DEAN MACHINE MANCHESTER—3 room apart­ atone 1840 Colonial, hot water transfer can be your gain. Call and Wallace, 649-6306. Itable,” says one diplomat. “ All ^KAfnst alternate possibilities in They are Congress strongholds, been driving had been found on Interest on investments as rt rangements. Both sides rt tot SHOP-iRITE ment, first floor, appliances, ’ heat, fireplace, excellent con­ Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty MANCHES’TER — assumable STAFFORD SPRINGS — 6% 643-5129 Panama needed was some poUt- Nicaragua and Colombia. This although the party’s margins In the traveled portion of Olcott PRODUCTS FEMALE COLLIE pup, 8 weeks heat and hot water included, dition, long road frontage. Oo., Realtors, 643-1121. 6% mortgage. Eight room Co­ VERNON — 6 room Colonial, room Ranch, hot water heat, Peb. 23 total $10,325.59, accord- case include charts, booklefa, leal peact and quiet tor a pump many millions «f their state assemblies were les- St. early this morning police old, no papers, 649-9864. small quiet building. Hayes Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. large Uvlng room, dining room, garage, artesian well. Ehccel- ing to a report of town treas- seed packets and herb packag* Supetmarkets 165 Adams St ' MANCHESTER —6% room lonial home with 4 fuU size ^vtolle.” U.S. government dollars into toe sened in the week-long voting. say, and they had to call a tow Agency, 646-0131. bedrooms, double closets in modem kitchen with built-lns, lent condition. $12,990. Tom urer Elmore A. Turkington. ing in “ Interesting’ ’ arrange- MANCHESTER — Gardner St. Ranch, assumable 4^ per cent truck to have It removed. She Has Immediate Openings each. Family size kitchen with 1|4 baths, garage. Marion E. SOUTH WINDSOR —7 room Minor, Broker. 875-5042. Tourists and foreign business- Panamanian economy for gen- including three seats to be This figure does not include ments. As is typical rt a dfa- Have Openings For 6% room Ranch, full basement, mortgage, 3 bedrooms, kitchen is scheduled to appear in court Full-time Articles For Sale 45 MANCHESTER — 4 rooms, built-in oven and range, formal Robertson, Realtor, 643-6953. Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, men pump the slot machines In ®rations to come — with accom- (ined by presidential appolnt- Interest on outstanding invest- piay of herbs, their "enhMC- fireplace, hot water oil heat, with built-ins, large living March 13. Day and Night Shifts first floor, stove, $95. J. D. dining room. 20’ flreplaced liv­ fireplace, 2-car basement ga­ COVENTRY — Newer 6 room the major hbtels, now reporting Panymg investm ent ment, toe C on fess party needs menu toUling $350,000, the ing” aroma permeates the hall- WALLPAPER SALE-300 pat- Real Estate, 643-5129. large rec room with half bath, room, fireplace. 819,900. Phil­ COVENTRY — New 6 room Cape. 2 baths, 2H acres, gar­ town clerk stated. way rt the town building, U 5 Turret Lathe Operators ing room. Heated, ground level rage. City water. Assumable 80 per cent average occupancy possibilities. 262 for a majority In Parliament EXPERIENCED tems in stock, 37c —97c si^le porch, large lot, excellent con­ brick Agency, Realtors, 649- Raised Ranch, fireplace, ga­ Hardinge Chucker Operators 26’ family room. One full and mortgage. J. D. Real Estate den area, income $500. on and at least modest profits^ P r a m ’s unfavorable balance gjjj the right to form a new gov- The money realized from the well as penetrating into the rt- roll. Sherwin-Williams, 981 ’THREE ROOM apartment, dition throughout, ’ rlced at on- 5347. rage, convenient location, 818,- strawberries. Vacant $19,700. 2 half baths. Attached garage, Co., 643-6129. The shops of Avenlda Central “ tr ^ e — about $190 million a ermnent. Observers thought the Man Loses |110 investments made since the ficaa on that floor, Days Main St., Manchester. stove, refrigerator, hot water. I. 821,600. Charles Lesperance, 500. Leonard Agency, Real­ Offers wanted. FHA $2,000 MEAT QUAINT—4% ROOM home In a 160x200 lot. Excellent value, report record sales of such low- imports against $80 mil- party might get as many as 271 start of the uniform fiscal year Kindergarten Helpers Bridgeport Millers Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- 7620. tors, 646-0469. down. Pasek, Realtors, 289- FOR BETTER cleaning, to keep quiet neighborhood, shaded 826,600. Woiverton Agency, VBJRNON—Close to Vernon Cir­ duty items as yard goods, ra- exports — is already off- seats, far from the 361 it won In July 1, 1966, ’Turkington said. Volunteer mothers assisting Set-up and Operate 7475, 742-8243. While He Sleeps colors gleaming, use Blue CARRIAGE HOUSE A ^ rC rear yard, new furnace, ce­ Realtors, 649-2813. BY OWNER —Vernon, Regan cle, on a private lot. 6 room dtos, cameras and perifumes, milUon In direct and 1962. compares with $6,192,62 paid as with the classes of the South CUTTERS Inspector MANCHESTER — two new 2- Indirect benefits from the canal Lustre, carpet cleaner. Rent ments. Five room luxury du­ famlly flats, 6-5. Ready for oc­ ramic tile bath and kitchen, Rd. area. Seven year old 6 Cape Cod, in new home condi­ toe staples of their trade. Factors In the poor Congress, Police investigated two interest on tax anticipation Coventry Cooperative Nursery Experience In aircraft parts 819,400 — 6 room Split‘S Level- j^p. operation. electric shampooer, 81. The plex now available. 1% baths, cupancy. Separate furnaces, fuU price, 813,900. Call Paul W. room Cape, fireplace, alum­ tion. 816,600. BarrowZ and Wal­ Construction permits showing were disputes over food breaks yesterday in which notes when money was borrow- and Kindergarten at Kingsbury if- o Full-Time and Part-Time Wall-wall carpeting, stove, VA Wanted—Jleql Eftate 77 All benefits — An Equal Sherwin-Williams Co. private basement with laundry city utilities. See and compare. Dougan, Realtor 649-4536. inum combinations plus other lace Oo. 649-6306. proved last year rose by 60 per shortages, slaughter of cows about $186 Worth of work ed for toe 10-month . interim House for the week will inckids Positions Available baths. ’Twin size bedrooms, Opportunity Employer connections, patio, completely Mortgages available. Call extras. Lot 100 x 180. 816,900. WANTED TO. BUY direct from cent to a high ^of $22 million, held sacred by Kndus, and lan­ equipment and cash were fiscal period of operation. ’This Mrs. Reed Cy^i Mrs. Albert TAKE SOIL away the Blue air-conditioned. 2-car parking. ST. JAMES PAMOT —7 room garage, bus. Hutchins Agency, Call 875-6071. No agents please. BOLTON-COVENTRY line — 3 owner to private party. Old much of it financed by returning Procrastinators^ guage conflicts. taken. was from Sept. 1, 1966 to June TaV®- Mre. Walter Elwell, Mrt. • Excellent Salary Leon Cieszynskl, Builder, 649- Split Level, VA baths, dining Lustre way from carpets and Call Warren E. Howland, Real­ 4291. Realtors. 649-5324. bedroom Ranch, large kitchen, farm house. Colonial, or Salt qapital frightened away by the Tony E v ^ s of 25 N. Elm St. 30. 1966, or just prior to the ^ede^k ^rchbuclder and SERVICE STATION attendant room, family room, garag;e, OVER *IHE line in Vernon— Mrs. Gandhi discussed the upholstery. Rent electric sham­ tor. 643-1108. fireplace, % acre lot. Call now. Box or will consider exchange threat of further violence three July 4 Picnic told police toat sometime after change-over to the uniform pro- ® ^ ® - • Liberal Beneifits —Experience necessary. Hours large beautiful landscaped FOUR BEDROOM Ranch con­ Immaculate' 7 room Raised elections with part of her Cabl- pooer 81. Paul’s Paint & Wall­ MANCHES’TER — nearly new, Only $16,200. Hayes Agepey, tor my S-famlly In Manchester. years ago. midnight Wednesday someone gram rt operation. ^ 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Gorman Broth­ SIX LARGE rooms, half duplex, yard. 823,900. Philbrick Agen­ veniently located near East Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 full MM e ld LiOSt iS tS h t ’Tuesday and said she would • Opportunity for A ^ iance- paper Supply. quality built two families. Sep­ 646-0131. Phone 649-4836 and talk It over. A m erica. Spanish imd Co- oO askftslr thefhft sevenflAVAn Cabinetr*flWnAt ministersTnlnlsfArn took $110 from his wallet at Against the anticipated in- A, ers, Inc., 770 Main St., Man­ cy, Realtors, 649-6347. Hartford. Large living room baths and finished rec room. ment garage, adults, $125. a month. arate furnaces, excellent fi­ ^ are opening new (Continued from Page One) defeated In parUamentaiy races his home as he slept Police say J J . tie Mrs. Edward Smith, Mrs. chester. CARPETS —and life too can be with fireplace, 2 ceramic 2-car g;arage, assumable mort­ Urert to be earned oil invest- Doyle and Mrs. Jo- West Side Realty, 649-4342. nancing available. Hayes Agen­ branches. An oU refinery is ex- oje World’s Fair in November to stay on. two other times money totaling beautiful If you use Blue Lus­ SEVEN ROOM SpUt on 160 x baths, unusual 14x20 family gage. 821,500. WolvertesV Agen­ menU under the new program, ^ Barros cy, 646-013|.. pandlng. Factories are planned _ - vear after it pinaeii ...... $60 was taken from the apart­ ' Apply tre. Rent electric shampooer, 200 lot, VA baths, line subur­ room, 2-car garage. Excellent cy, Realtors, 649-2813. th e ^ a r d rt fin ^ ce had estl- ^ ju „ t e e r ‘ mothers for t o . tor textile, iron and steel, and >rjie prx>crastinators held their defeated ministers have ment under similar circum­ MOLD MAKERS 81. Olcott Variety Store. 456 MAIN ST.—3 room apart­ CHENEY ESTATE—14 rooms, 4 ban location but in town. Own­ value, 10 per cent down. 30 Middljs-Aged Freedom cement Agriculture has im- i offered to resign. A minister mated an ™ rft 57 in Coventry CooperaUv. > Personnel Dept. ment, 885. 643-2426, 9-5. baths, 2-car garage, approx­ er transferred. Good value for year mortgage available. Wes­ BOLTON—6 room Ranch. Gar­ cemrau. Agncuiiure nas un- picnic In a New Jersey night in nnhtn.t stances. Police say no sign of the July 1, 1966, to July 1, 1967, Klndorgartein ’classes for t o . 822,900. T. J. Crockett, Real­ age, stone ^ front, dead end proved although most food fa club Where the waiters served remain In toe Mbinet forced entry was apparent. budget. TOOL MAKERS imately 3 acres of land. By ap­ ley R. Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. stiU Imnorted. Tv ^"® waiters served jnore than six months after he week will include Mrs. AfRiand Dioinonds— ^Wctches-^ ONE ^ ROOM and a one room tor, 643-1577. street. Large treed lot. Call Is Really Greatr^But! SUB im ^ ireo. them hamburgers, hot dogs and A propane gas tank valued pointment. Phllbrlck Agency, ceases to be a member of par­ 4 New Voter. Affrlcono with Mrs. Eldwin apartment. Heat, hot water, no NORTH ELM St.—Older 7 room now. Only $14,900. Hayes Agen­ NEW YORK (AP) —’There is An international magazine potato salad on paper plates, at about $25 and a small tool SHOP-RITE Vernon Mold & Tool, Inc. Jewelry 48 Realtors, 649-5347. MANCHESTER — 8 room •The pretty girls at the office liament. Four new voters were made Lawton, teacher, apd Mrs. Reed children or pets. Call 643-2068. house, with new heating sys­ cy, 646-0131. no freedom like middle-aged now think you are “ harmlehs"— com pu y, Time-Life, p^||^ to "o ij everybody wore Bermu- ~ /in o t i n n box containing tools, valued at Dutch Colonial, In Rockledge during the special session held Berube with Mia. Robert Kfaga- Route 30, Vernon, Conn. WATCH AND JEWmJlY r»- THREE FAMILY —5.5 and 4.’ tem, aliuninum siding and gar­ freedom. " and, boy, that’s whore they pubUsh Latin-Amerlcan editions da shorts, sweat shirts, bathing ^ Congress Central Parlia- $50 was reported missing from POUR ROOM apartment, heat, Area. 4 bedrooms, 2>A baths, BOLTON — 3 bedroom Ranch, Thursday night by the Board bury, teacher, Supermarkets palring. Prompt seivlce. Up to Good income. Can’t miss on age, located on a lot 200x700 make their mistake! There is no here. P a n ^ a wUl also U toe suits and sneakers,’ ’ said Mark! ™«®‘ » Monday the garage of the Country Boy hot water, stove and refrigera­ 2 garages, fireplace and com­ >vith basement garage, fire­ Just a few years ago people site of an^ earth station In the Many brought bats and balls, ^ a of Admissions. Of these there In charge rt cleaning toa Interviews daily, 7 a.m.- 820. on your old watch In this one for 817,900. Philbrick (approximately 3 acres), high devil with toe ladies like a mid­ Used Car Sales at 253 Broad 69 Leggett S t, East Hartford tor. Call 643-0578, after 6. plete built-in kitchen. 833,000. place, level lot with plenty of used to hate reaching their 40th were two registering aa Repub- claseroom next Saturday fa the 5:30 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m.- trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. private setting. Exceptional dle-aged devil. communications sateUite net- -and one m y brought his fish- "®'^ government In March or St. The victim, ’Thomas Chev­ 289-1541 Barrows and Wallace, 649-5306. trees. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, birthday. They’d even try to work. Jpg. grear.” April. licans from the Second District, basement rt toe Church Obra- 12 noon or by appointment Bray, 737 Main S t, StaU piece of property. T. J. Crock­ alier, told police the items were WOODBRIDGE ST —vacant 4 643-1577. hide the fact from themselves Restaurant headwalters, and two who remained unaffil- mundty House -will be Mm. A f- F Theatre Building. ett, Realtor, 643-1577. A fiag-ralsing incident In the ^ three-legged race was held Leading contenders for prime taken sometime between 9 p.m. Furnished room Cape with room to finish 816,900 — 3-BEDROOM Ranch, and toe rest of the world. counting on the possibility of a iated from the First District fricano aind Mrs. Michael BeJ. An Equal Opportimity U.8. Canal Zone Jan. 9, 1964 on some artificial grass. ’There minister appeared to be Mrs. of Feb. 22 and 10:30 a.m. of off upstairs, garage, beautiful laige kitchen, fireplace, alu­ MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape BOLTON—'What a value in a They felt that merely being 40 larger tip, automatically give Employer 643-4257 875-7927 Apartments 63-A scratched resentment dating ^as a tape recorder in a corner Uandhi, Home Minister Y.B. Feb. 23. Bloodmobile Visit Reglatrattons for the foil condition, T. J. Crockett, Real­ minum siding, garage, base­ with 4 bedrooms and a den. modem 6 room Ranch witti al­ had a sound of senility to it, as you seating precedence over Household Goods 51 back more than half a century replaying an old ball game. Ohavan, who won In Bombay, Police say no damage was A total of 57 appointments will b&^ accepted at toe THREE ROOM furnished apart­ tor, 643-1577. ment, 106x470 lot, trees, fenc­ Spacious kitchen with ' oven most two acres of land. In­ if their life had been put on the waiting younger men. and provoked riots which killed Highlight of the affair was the and Morarjl Desai, a leader of done and there was no sign of had been made aa of Thursday STOup meeting at 8 pm. March CLEAN, USED refrigeratrra, ment, heat, hot water, all fa­ ed, landscaped. Hutchins Agen­ and range. Flreplaced living cludes tool shed, play house shelf. They silently mourned the FULL AND part-time lane lb your pleasant surprise you 19 Panamanians and four North selection of Peggy Taylor as the party’s right wing. forced entry. for the Blood Mobile Unit visit 28 ta toe Church Community ranged, automatic washi a, cilities included. 643-0420. WEST SIDE —block from cy, Realtors, 649-6324. room. Aluminum combinations. and 2 car garage. Hot water passing of their youth. MEN PART-TIME mornings for maintenance and mechanic, discover that women over 40 are Ai^ricans. miss Procrastinator of 1966. There was still no official oon- Monday from 1:15 pm . to 6:16 House. Further fafoimatlifa re*;' with guarantees. See them at Washington School, 2 bedroom Tip top condition and fairly oil heat. Modestly priced for Well, sir, today that is an old- janitorial service, 6 a.m.-lO will train. Apply in person, now much more Interesting and Then negotiations began to shoud have selected her flrmation of press reports that p.m. at the Nathan Hale Com- garding these may be had h y. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 house, oversized kitchen, tiled NEW GARRISON Colonial — 8 priced. 817,800. Woiverton so much. Call Nick Oonvertino, fashioned view. People have a.mi., 6 days a week. Must be days. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spen­ ROCKVILLE—3 room furnish­ charming than you ever had rovoke toe 19(» treaty which last July,” said Mark. Congress candidate S.G. Barve muirity Center on Main St. calling Mrs. Donald Mulaener o f Main St. Cell 643-2171. bath, carpeting, excellent con­ rooms, 4 bedrooms, 214 baths, Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, awakened to the discovery that over 18. Call General Cleaydng cer St., Manchester. ed apartment. 875-3917. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. thought they could be. gives the United States total ipjjg Procrastinators recently had defeated former Defense Five Accidents Mrs. Eugene Rychllng is cap- North River Rd., memibendilp dition, big lot, garage. T. J. family room, 2-car garage, 643-1121. 40 can be an exit from slavery, Service, 46 Oak St., 649-5334. Barbers and, taxicab drivers CMitrol rt the canal, to establitii jacketed Philadelphia City Hall Minister ir.K. Krishna Menon In tain for the Red Cross for the chairman, or Mrs. .Ehrerett , . r Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, DUPLEX 4-4, Verplanck School a milestone on the path of true TWO USED gas ranges. Call no longer try to regale you with a new status for the U.S. mill- protesting the War of 1812. a Bombay parliamentary con- Occur in Town day. She reports toe following 'nvompaon rt John Hand Dr. TWO ROOMS, furnished, for 649-5347. area, convenient location. (3all SOU’TH WINDSOR —just reduc- human Uberty. F!ar from being SET UP MAN 649-5152 between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 815,500—Five room older home, ed. 5 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, risque, jokes which were old based ta the none, Mark said the next event on test. Menon, who ran as an In- workers: Mrs. Robert L. Easter Seel Drive TREE TRIMMERS gentleman. 643-4372. Helen Palmer, Leonard Agen­ a disgrace, it is a condition of Police Investigated live acci­ Helms, chairman for registered annual Easter Seal Fund convenient to bus, shopping MANCHESTER—7 room home, cy, 646-(M£89, 649-3877. only $14,900. Must be sold. even when you were In high and to pick a slto for a new sea the Procrastinators’ schedule Is dependent after he was denied WESTINGHOUSB Terra^ top dignity and has certain welcome dents yesterday -which involved nurses, with the following as- *^^e starts Wednesday. Thla Is Bucket operators for line ’TWO ROOM furnished, heated and school. Leonard Agency, 2-car garage, extra lot. For in­ Foreclosure eminent. Hayes school. Ihey realize your mind level aaiw . 'rae complicated National Procrastinators Week, Congress party support, was For plastic Injection ma­ electric range, excellent condi­ advantages and privileges. nine motor/VSades, a railroad slstlng, Mrs. Mark Spink, Mrs. ^® 73th year the program la Clearance. Top wages, Man­ apartment, for working lady, Realtors, 646-0469. formation call Mitten Agency, BOLTON-Manchester line—6 Agency, 646-0131. is on grave and important mat­ "®“ “ secret scheduled in March. “ We’re reported unofficially to have chines. Supervise produc­ tion, $90. 643-4487. EV>r example: sign, a t ^ and a cigarette. Albert Piper, and Mrs. Hazel sponsored by toe Mother's chester area. Call — tion and quality and make private entrance and parking, Realtors, 643-6930. room Ranch set high on large ters. R w ldent Marco A. Robles, a making plans to observe It late lost by about 10,000 votes. GREEN MANOR — 7 large You are too old to have to Three vW cles, a small truck Ireland; nurses aides, Mrs. town. necessaiy production line DANISH MODERN sofa by reasonable. 643-6951. wooded lot, double garage. ’TOLLAND —just listed! Custom Your position in toe office tough administrator elected In next summer or early fall.” ------rooms, plus V,it baths for $18,- MANCHES’TER — 816.900 — 6 study algebra but too young yet and two c a n crashed in chain Stanley Harris, and Mrs. Mrs. David Bell Is general " 649-4242 changes. Good starting rate Craft, gold, like new, $175. Call Immediate occupancy, 817,500. built, 7 room Split Level, one hierarchy is now so firmly es­ 1964, has announced a budget Mark said he was happy 500. Vacant, Best buy in town. room Cape, garage, treed lot. to have to learn how to fill out a reaction at toe Center yester­ James 'Traynor. c h a ^ a n for the ohib, which Is for man with thorough 643-1374. THREE ROOM furnished Hayes Agency, 646-0131. minute from Rt. 18. Over 200 tablished toat you can get • new apartment, heat, hot water, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Central location, near schools, shade trees on this beautiful government medicare form. ^® success Friday Tolland County day shortly after noon. Typists at the program in -(ron^ctlng a. mail campaign PART-TIME Wtctocn help, eve- plastic injection experience. cushion for your swivel chair year because of income tax en- night’s picnic, but was disturbed parking. Call 643-6845 after 5. 1577. bus, shopping. Bel Air Real TWO FAMILY built 1964, 2 hot The chairman of the board of Police say the driver rt toe elude Mrs. Charles E. Nyack this year. Henry AgneiW nlnge, three nights a week- X3HROME KITCHEN set, oval lot. Inside 2 baths, rec room, without a committee meeting forcement. OoUections Jumped that toe poison Ivy didn’t make 63 Garden St. Estate, 643-9332. water furnaces, excellent your firm decides you are now truck, Stephen C- Pericolosi, and Mrs. John Hudak; and can- Uie Coventry branch | rt the -J Must have driver’s license. Ap­ ?iy table, chairs recently recov­ 817,900 —buys this excellent 3 '’Anderson Windows” and fire­ having to be called first to con­ It. “ Maybe we shouldn’t have Mrs. Frassinelli neighborhood, 98 Starkweather dry enough behind toe ears to 21, rt West Hartford, told them teen workers (cOl members of Mandieerter Savinge and lioeai ■=

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James Brnuian, son o ( Ber­ ' A l^ t Town nard Brennan of 93 Csmpfleld Hartt Group Rd., was recently named to the ' Army. WnA XX- t*WUp A. Du- dean’s list at Berklee School of FdOt Jt.. ^ ion d Mr. and Music, Boston, Mass.' He is D o e s W e lL Business Bodies majoring in arranging and com­ .S(- Philip A. DuPont d 169 - -- ■ h m -'l s a i , h u assumed com­ position. In MacBelli mand' M Company B, 1st Bat- OPENS OFTICB...... ROGERS TO EXPAND Ralph M. Rooke Jr., son of It^kai d the 7th Infantry Dl- Dr. Barry S. Pivnick of 67 An expan^on of 80 per cent Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Rooke By JOHN OBITBEIB TMon's 73id Armor at Camp Saulters Rd. has recently open- will be started next week at of 40 Hartland Rd., was recent­ Beavers, KoreA The officer Verdi’s ■ “Macbeth,” based on ed an optometry office at the the. Rogers Corp. Willlmantic ly named to the dean’s list for jfrhduated from Manchester Vernon Professional Building at plant. the fiiat semester at St.- Mi­ the Shakespeare tragedy, is the lB (h School hi 1961 and re­ Vernon Circle. > [Wiis is the second new bulld- chael’s College, Winooski Park, current production of the operu ceived hie B.A. degree from A native of Hartford, Dr. Plvt^lng project begun this year in ■Vt. A graduate of Manchester department of Hartt College of Providence College in 1966. His nick attended Hartford’ schools, a : eompanywldo capital con- High School, he is a govern­ wKa Michele, livee at 181 Music, and a very good produc­ the \ University of Cohnectlcut, atruction program. Ground was ment concentrator, and a mem­ Princeton St tion It is, too. The final per­ and graduated from the Mas-_l)rohen last month for the ber of the senior class. formance will be heard tonight fiachusetts College of Optome- Rogers’ first plant outside Con­ Lealls Donahue of 306 Porter in Millard Auditorium on the necticut, a 4,500 square foot St was amtmg 81 coeds in the Priscilla Gibson, director of U. of H. campus, and if you 'production facility at Chandler, TiMvcrslty of Connecticut School the Priscilla Gibson Sdiool of can make it, it will be well Ariz. Other projects are sched­ cCHome Sktonomics who achiev- Dance Arts, was guest teacher worth your while. uled throughout the company recently at the National Asso­ for later in 1967. A major ad­ {•A bCRors'grades during the fall Hartt is a professional music ciation of Dance and Affiliated dition to corporate headquarters semester. school, of course and this pro­ Artists, Inc., Springfield at.Itogers, Conn., wiil be com­ duction is smoothly profession­ (Mass.) Chapter. Miss Miche- pleted this spring, according to f H ie Hartfoid Chapter of St. J line Morin, student assistant, al. To expect consummate ar­ Norman L. Greenman, president Jjpscph college... Alumni Assn. accompanied Miss Gibson as tistry from a student production of the company. iWUl sponsor a senior orientation demonstrator. .is to demand too much; -there As production of the Wilii- ^paitiy MS0 p m . at tiie Masonic Tem- and Maria Talaber, though Dr. Barry S. Pivnick jpto Officers will wear white Friendship Circle of the Sal­ there will be different princi­ try in 1963. Since that time 'he igowns.. JtofreMunents will be pals tonight. [served lluftef' toe meeting. vation Army will have a work had been associated with an' meeting Monday at 7:46 p.m. Both parts are extremely de­ optholmologisf in Waterbury. I 'LatoM ’ Guild of the Church of at the Youth Center. Mrs. Wil­ manding, and it would not be Dr. Pivnick is ' a member of 'toe AaJiimptiofi will meet Mon- liam Spatig and Mrs. Dora Ga­ truthful to Say that these prin­ the Vernon Jaycees and the ifMjr' at 8 p m . at the Assump- ble will be co-hostesses. cipals completely plumbed the Masons in Hartford. He is a jlloii Bebool library. possibilities of the roles. Purely member of the Hartford Coun­ The Junior High Methodist from a vocal standpoint they ty and the (Connecticut Op- Youth Fellowship of South did very well; great artistry and tometric Societies, and the Methodist Church will have a understanding inay come later. American Optonietrlc Associa­ bowling pai'ty tonight at 6 p.m. It was not to be expected at this tion. at Parkade Bowling Lanes. juncture in any event. He is married to the former The eager shoppers await the opening o f the door at Watkins Bros., on Main n Z Z A R A H The opera itself is not a pop­ Susan Lemkin of Hartford, and St., for the George Washington’s Birthday sale held this week,. Some sup­ JM SPBUOE STREET “livin g ■Wilderness,” an Au­ ular success so it is seldom the Plvnicks have two children, ports on the door were taken down so that the door, which usually swings out, dubon Wildlife film sponsored staged, as I have pointed out. Randl, 4, and Karen, 18 mos. i* «4S-00S1 could swing in as the shoppers poured through. by Manchester Jaycees and Hartt did the community a not­ Lutz Junior Museum, will be able service in letting opera PROMOTED'AT c o l t s’ BACK FROM presented tonight at 8 at'Bailey lovers see the work, Which oth­ Herbert Fraser of 248 High­ MRA Studying Auditorium, Manchester High erwise they would not b* Uke- land St. has been promoted to School. Tickets may be obtain­ ly ever to encounter. cjiief process engineer, com- Michael J. Kohut Housing Plan ed at the door. Originally in tour acts, the nl6rcial products, with Colt In­ VTACATION dustries, Hartford. assigned to the FViendly shop For Elderly “ Flower ..Arranging, Plain work had been abridged to located at 172 Union St., Rock- three by Moshe Paranov, musi­ In his new position Fraser SAME HOURS AS USUAL and Fancy,” is the subject of a ^11 be responsible for the en­ vUle. Fifty additional apartments o< demonstration Monday at 8 cal director of the production. Kohut is a graduate of Seaton This worked very well In gen­ gineering processing of all com­ housing for the elderly will be p.m. by Mrs. Laurette Swingen ponents necessary to the fab­ Hall and attended the University constructed at the northwest o f Rocky Hill at a meeting of eral, although I must admit it of Connecticut. was rather startling to hear the rication of commercial fire- comer of N. Main and N. School the Perennial Planters at the He is married to the former Prelude to Act IV in the middle •^rms. Sts., in the North End Renewal home of Mrs. Theodore Cham­ Jeannette Giordano of Norwich, of Act n i. The orchestra, by Fraser joined Colt’s Firearms Area, if the Manchester Rede! bers, 41 White St. Mrs./Glno and they have two children. the way, played extremely well, in 1966 after having served the velopment Agency (MRA) gives Chiropractor Pagluica and Mrs. Adam particularly in this portion of Chandler Evans Control Sys­ its approval. Rhodes are co-hostesses. Mrs. PROMOTED AT AETNA the performance. tems Division of Colt Indus­ The Manchester Housing Au‘ SwingeiT is a floraculture grad­ tries since 1963 as manufactur­ Four Manchester area resi­ The single set was designed thority decided months ag;o to Dr. Cep. A. uate of Ohio State University. ing engineer. Prior to that Fra­ dents have been promoted in construct additional apartments by Elemer'Nagy and executed the life data processing de­ ser was employed by the Ham­ some place in the North End; by Ilona Teleki and Pamela partment at the home office of Ladis Aid of Buckingham ilton Standard Division of Unit­ and has shown preference for Kucenic. Representing an Blliza- Aetna Life and Casualty, Hart­ Caillouette Church, Hebron A-ve., Glaston­ ed Aircraft Corp, as chief of the 4-acre Renewal site. bethan stage, it was handsome ford. bury, Will have a Spring Hat tool design engineering. It’s architects, Louis Drakoa Show Wednesday from 2 to 4 and extremely practical for the Robert W. McComb Jr. of 11 Associates of Hartford, have 119 Ce'ntctr Street and 7 to 10 p.m. in the social demands of the work. Staged <^aker Rd. has been named PRODUCES FILM drawn preliminary sketches of liall o f the church. Child careK by Donald Moreland, the action administrator, insurance appli­ • A short motion picture, “No three possible developments for Flione 649-7628 and' refreshments will be pro­ and spectacle went extremely cations research. Man Expandable,” which shows that parcel, either garden-type vided without charge. well, with the exception o f the Named associate computer scenes with the witches. the dedicated activities of the applications specialists were or high-rise. (Copies of the winiTrr Costuming was uneven, vaiy- U.S. Air Force’s Aerospace John C. Cayward of Warren sketches have been submitted Ing from shoddy to opulent, Rescue and Recovery Service, Ave., Vernon, James R. Rich informally to the Redevelop­ while in general the lighting has been produced by Sikorsky of Bolton and Alice M. Shea ment Agency. Aircraft Division of United Air­ The Housing Authority has 1 was rather unimaginative. On of 338 Oak S t the other hand, the chorus was craft Oorp. with cooperation of asked the MRA to meet with : m so good that it more than off­ the Air Force, . ON EXCHANGE it to discuss the proposal. A set the other deficiencies. Fur­ The film la available from Trading In the common stock date will be announced soon for thermore, the size of Millard gilmrsky's public relations de­ of Northeast Utilities started a joint meeting at the Housing ALL DAY WESTOW^ Auditorium makes it an ideal partment in Stratford, this week on the New York Authority offices on Bluefield PHARMACY place to hear opera; there is a The 11-mtaute, 16-mm. color Stock Exchmige, under the Dr. 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946, sense of Intimacy and imme­ film focuses especially on the stock symbol of NU. The com­ ‘ diacy here that cannot be skill and courage, of the men pany is now the 1,287th to have SUNDAY matched at the Bushnell or the who fly the Jolly Green Giant its shares listed for trading on OPEN SUNDAYS Met, for example. helicopters in Vietnam, but also the exchange. }■>■ •: V , The audience loved the per­ notes the service’s worldwide [ Northeast Utilities is a major 8 A.M. ~ 8 P.M. Medicinal Services Available formance and accorded every­ responsibliltles. generation, transmission and one prolonged and, enthusiastic distribution c»mplex that pro­ applause, so that it is hard to PINE PHARMACY EARNS A-SA. TnXE vides, energy through Connecti­ 664 Center S t • 649-9814 understand just why "Macbeth” Alfred P. Werbner of 40 cut and western Massatdiusetts. has never been considered a Marlon pr., sales manager for It serves an area of almost 6,000 popular success. CJhlefly, I sus­ the Jarvis Realty Co. and an square miles and nearly one pect, it may be due to the fact independent appraiser, has been million customers with electric­ ► I that Macbeth is a baritone, advanced to senior membership ity and gas. BITUMINOUS rather than a tenor, and opera in the .^erlcan Society of Ap- audiences (not noted fo f being praisers^ ah, international organ­ ON REGAL’S STAFF overly intelligent) usually de­ ization o f appi’tosers and valua­ Johli Merz recently joined mand a tenor. tion engineers. the, staff of Regal Men’s Shop, DRIVEWAYS Personally, I always find it a In recognition of the achiev- 90Ti ilain St. as a salesman. And away they go! (Herald photos by Pinto) Buidne Areas a Oas Stations a Basketball Courts relief to hear "Don Giovan­ rnent,, Werbner is entitled to Before joining Regral, Merz 4 , For St. Pal Now Booking for Seasonal Work ni” or "Fliegende Hollaender” use the letters A.S.A. after his was a'barber and . had his own equipment had been stored in recently declared a reg;ular first Btrlck’s Day ^ Cards and Decorations A where baritones have the ju- name. t r- -, ■ shop at 145 N. Main St. He the school awaiting the com­ quarter dividend of 30 cents ciest roles, and while "Mac­ -Hie - completed veituhroments and his father had been at the pletion of the site when the fire per share on common stock, Early Bird Special beth” is not in a class with fpr .i'toa , adviancemeht- re­ location, which is slated to be took place. payable March 21 to share either o f these operas, it cer­ 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL 1st ceiving .A,pajMliig grade: in an tom down to make way for owners of record Feb. 27. The tainly is deserving of more fre­ eight-hour oOhiprehensive ap­ 'North End lUdevelopment, for All work Personally supervised. We are 100% insured. Joseph J. Twaronite, form­ dividend Is the 113th consecu­ quent performances, particular­ praisal examination and by the 60 years. erly of Manchester, has been tive quarterly dividend paid by. ly if they are as good as this approval o f twohigh bsbabsb’there at a high school in Santurce, ,PJR„ In the fall o f 1963. The I PROPBITY‘ ^ H T T OWNERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCI- I BEAUTY SALON 10 Pcs. O f Vietnam Study are many bikers in the market who seem wiHii^ and’ able to ” ATK>N. and Enclose $5.00 or More for My ” 525 Main St.—Tel. 643-2330 m pay current prices. Manchester Oommunity Col­ '“Those who toel' that- the cur­ CHICKEN lege’s new contimiing education' rent' mbrii^gb flnaiicln^ costs HALLMARK Get the pr()mise of spring course, "The Spuroes of Conflict a^e'high and'‘Will drop, may perm-wave special with In M^em Vietnam," which Itove k point," they add, "but PARTY ITEMS style cut. was sla ^ tb,,b^to. Thuntoay, financing ttoSts not likely to drop much Ih thS faqe of proj­ [COUNTRY DRUG 10.95 to 18.95 haa been postponed one week, c o l l e t officials :al^lounce• ected soaring demshO*’* As You Want It Classes will begin next Thursday and WUl be^held each, We Will Style It Thursday iftom 8 to 10 p[m. for M( I 1 1 1 < 14 weeks.' Registtottons .will Open (no appointment need­ continue, to be taRen (W. tb and ed) Mon. thru S at 9-6— -during toe first stosion. • i n VHNc o n Thurs., Frl. till 9. SAt.-SiUN. OM.Y The other obntinutng . edb- cation courses ottered • k iiio .-i m ; V. this semester, Ej^gtoe^ We want to thank our cus­ tomers tor their patronage in ing and Aneliysls,” wUl h e ^ • j:\i Y ni KM'i! skkvick ' . Please niake checks payable to Mr. Herman Ssben- the past and hope they, will Monday as o rig in ^ y Scheduled. JCKEN KING •iel^ T r ^ ., c/o P.O. Box 428, Manchester^ Conn. ■ continue to brighten " our Hours tor this course are also Salem in the future. ST.~4UiLOW THE POST OFFICE 8 to 10 p.m. ' '1(1 ) our ('(im!o' > ;md S:tf<’(y (All Replies Held In Strict Confidence) - " MSEXTO] This ad sponsored by the Manchester Property ■ PIZZA AND QRINDEB KINO "Vietnam” • was washed ojit ItOI'Ti: ll\, IJO.M'ON, ( ()\N._(:i:;.',’l li ■ We also would like to thank WATUB THB HBBALD FOB OUB by Thursday's snowstorm'when Owners I^tective Association; Wilber Little, I you tor your sympathy on the VWPAF SPECIAL ‘ all college dosses were caricid- K, 'IHO.lllS ,M(KI.\.\i;\ .11;., M(.R. 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25.thru MAR. 3 Ettienlng Ifpralli CuptituB IfpraUl d etec tiv e Replacing Mr. Dillon NEW YORK (AP) — CBS. announcing lU fall entertain­ ment schedule Wednesday, had one big surprise' among eight new programe arid a major reshuffling o( some established ones. The surprise was dropping 12-year-old "Gunsmoke’’ at sea­ son’s end. in favor of a private eye series. "Gunsmoke” had occupied the network's Saturday night tsUl position and although it had not caused much comment since Marshal Dillon lost his comical sidekick Chester, it seemed a sturdy anchor in the schedule. OBS, of course, may make some further adjustments in its schedule since one of the favor­ os., on Main ite gambits in the annual net­ ,, Some sup- work chess game la to announce a program for one spot and y swings out, then, later, move it to another. But as of now, this Is the sched­ ule CBS proposes for next sea­ son: Sunday night will start Studying with "Lassie,” followed by a new half-hour show called "Gen­ ing Plan tle Ben,” which jvUl replace Imogene Coca’s “ It’s About Elderly Time.” The program is cen­ tered about a Florida game }nal apartments ot warden, and the title role will le elderly will be be played by a 600-pound bear. at the northwest "Candid Camera” and "What’s lain and N. School My Line” will give way to “ Mls- orth End Renewal aion Impossible,” moving over Manchester Redel from Saturday night. Ed Sulli­ Cameraman at work in Rjdssian classroom for ency (MRA) gives van and the Smothers Brothers r ABC’s "Ivan Ivanovich,” a'study of the daily life new comedy hour will stay of a Soviet family, Monday 10 to 11 p.ra. ;ster Housing Au‘ where they are: id months ago to "D oc,” a 'situation comedy itional apartments about an old physician and a ^Snap Judgment,’ n the North End; young one will replace "Mr. m preference for Terrific” on Monday nights, and New in. Da^yliwe *iewal site. Carol Burnett’s new variety :ts, Louis Drakof hour will dislodge "To Tell The NEW YORK (AP) — The f Hartford, have TPruth” and “I’ve Got a Secret.” packaging firm of Goodson and inary sketches ot "Gilligan’s Island,” Lucille Todman, soon to be out of eve­ developments for Ball, Andy Griffith and "Family ning game shows when "To Tell ■ither garden-type Affair” will remain. The Truth” and “What’s My Copies of the "Daktari” and Red Skelton’s Line?” disappear, have a new : been submitted hour will continue to lead off daytime entry, “Snap Judg­ ment” arriving in NBC's lineup > the Redevelop- Tuesday nights, followed by "Good Morning World,” a com­ on April 13. . ig Authority has edy about a radio disc jockey. It will replace the feeble en­ FIA to meet with "Dundee and The Culhane,” an try, “Reach For The Stars," out of Merv Griffin’s production the proposal. A hour western about two San' nnounced soon for Frsutcisco lawyers, replaces the shop, that managed to survive rg at the Housing CBS news hour. only three months. ices on Bluefield "Lost in Space,” "Beverly Ed McMahon, J(2mny Car- BlUbillies” and "Green Acres” son’s late evening man Friday, remain on Wednesday, followed wUl be host on the program ^ ■ 'He and She,” a situation Mary Quant, the Lon­ which appears to have been in­ SUNDAYS comedy in the old "Dick Van don designer who pio­ spired by psychologist’s word- Dyke Show” mood, followed by association tests on one hand neered the mini-skirt, and Goodson-Todman's own — 8 P.M. the news hour. talks about the fash­ "Cimarron Strip,” a 90- "Match Game” on the oth«:. ion trend on ABC’s , fitadio contestants will at- hlARMACY minute weatem replaces “Col- ‘The Mini-Skirt Bebel- laeum” and "My Three Sons” ienpt Co react to a series of S t • 649-D814 lion,” Tuesday at 9 :30 on ’niursday, followed by a two- words wto words that they hope hour movie period. p.m. will chosen by their celebrity "The Wild, Wild We»t” wUl teamriiates. again atart tte FMday schedule, foUowed by."G om er I^ le ” in a new time period, and more movie reruns. Jackie Gleason’s hour re­ mains where it is on Saturdays, followed by "My Three Sons,” Tiogan’s Heroes” and “Petti­ coat Junction,” aU ^fted from A Codger with a Heart o f Gold tLECT other days. . "Marinj&t,” the new private eye series starring Mike HOLLYWOOD (AP) — " I ’ve my lowest score. At any rate for ‘My Three Sons,' I’d quit LABOR] Oonnoro, wlQ fiU the end of the been in this business since 1899 I ’m sure I can do It when I’m altogether. schedule. and I’ve loved it. But I could 80." "But I love that show. Those quit tomorrow and be happy." Golf Interests Demarest more kids I work with, they're just 277 B Fortunately William Demar- than acting nowadays. That gfreat. Real pros. Ai^ of course may be only naUiral after 68 Fred (MaciMurray) and Don •PROJECT SO* est has no plans, to quit his por­ trayals of Irascible,. heart-of- years in the profession -- he. Fedderson (the producer) and ALL RE “The Law and the prophets,” gold codgers —. not as long as began singing and playing cello the whole gang cue, the friend­ NBfc’s “ Project 20” production "M y Three Sons” remains

)mise of spring t ano/*ia1 ixrll’K >t |r, 4q y F A G i : TWO MANC^ESOm-EVENIlte HERALD,' ilANdHESSTElk, COiw^ RA*il5RDAy, iPl^RUARY^^. »<» HAIilCB^TEB "^ERJia), itAkOHES^il!^, IWNN., ^ T A 6 i - ...... -— n - SATURDAY W PROGRAM M om intt MONDAY W PROGRAM iSduoatianid TUESDAY PROGRAM ll:W (S) Road B a n e r <0) ((M> Fre Bowlers Tenmament (884848) Get Smart (Ol^ liW (I) Beet Seller <0) 6)66 <18) Baberipttoa TV (z«-eM t) o m i moCm i m Bporti (O) lt66 (|) Beet Sonar (8^) Lawrence Welk <0) TV ^ "FortraU In Blaek” Lsns 6:16 (46) Cheycaab “,(m er^ Pox" Peter SellenL "The Mice" A scientist de- Roy Thinnes, Jam es Whit­ <8) Baca Baaajr (0> 4(88 GeK Olaasle 8:88 (U ) Snbscrintlsn TV Turner Anthony Quina. 6 iU (3) Newa (0) „ Victor Mature. TV "R^jartralt in B lack " F a rt R Tchm a machine that breaks more, Susan Btrasberg. Inves­ SabicripMa TT (8) Green Hemet (0> matter Into electrical waves "Thunderbair — (86) Fnm <22) Weatoer 11:66 (I) Newe, Sparta (0) tigating a mysterioua cylinder "The Rare Breed” (28) Health b Yenr Fntare (8848-88) Satarday Night at (Monday Friday) (12) At Bento with KHtp ( f » ^ r t o N eve, wGitker <0) (WEDH, Channel 24) ') P Saa so that .that they may be found In crashed plane with­ (M) Oaadlepla BewUag (22) Great Moments in Mnsto Movies Werid Frem iere (M> Ben Caaer <331 At Rbsto wHh JQiir transmitted from place to out aurvlvon, Vincent is ac­ Bill lUemuMen % Newe, Weather Oypto UiM Nave, Weather, Sperte place by radio. cused ot being an alien from (2»42-M) The SmUheealaa <0> 4:88 (2M2-88) Vletaam WeehlyBe- ray, Inger Stevens, Barry Nel> S:W (4) Memento eC Oemtert liM (3) As Sie Werid Tama <8) 8U wHh Stela <0) ^ <46) Nava (46) Ben Oaaey _ ^ (<•) Hncklebeiiy Haand (19 outer space. "The Flight ot the Ifolrit of vlew son and SYlts Weaver. •:16 (8) Tetoeesne <2642-M) L efe Mslto a Hast (8) Neve______with______Walter Crea- . U iW ______Neva P R * * * * ^ » Febm ary 26 1:86 (2) At the Worid Tniaa 2:86 (36) Scape 2:66 (16) Snbsoripttoa TV Bt._ Louie and the BUendahlp <8) Range (0) 8:88 (8) Fbtoto 'N* ITettfeoats (0> Speech <0 ) (3643-86) Let’s Make a Deal _ „ (46) Peter Jehahige News’ (0) kltokite (0) UiU (I) Weather 2':22 lateraattoBal M agaelie (C) "Gambit” (iH <8> Satarday a t Baeea <0) (8-48) Bollywood Falace (€> •:3S (f) Slga On aad Frsirer <6) The Nance (6) . Peter Jaaaiage Newa (0 ) fi) Sttorts (( 6iN Sperts, 2:66^ 3^ ) Tuesday Night a6 <8> Kagnia OeilUa <0> "Turf (hipRialeah” 18:88 (8) Oansmoko (O) <:35 (8) Tawa Crier 1:66 (86-28-66> Newt (0> Repeat of February- 3d 8:20' (t) TPhesNaraet Weather <0) Movies 6i8* (3) Bsartae. Semeetor (36) Soolal SeoarTljr la Aeliaa m ) Jbatonemery La P.IU. (2 6 -n ^ ) News (0) 1;W (S> Tom aad dern (0) (18-22-88) Wondertal Wsdd of 18:88 (8) TwUlght Zone >1(66 (S). Faoiarord (O) (22-36) HnaUey-Briakley Be- - ^ (KM6)m m WeaiW______e A e r d;26 Pelat ef View (12) Merv GilHIa 'Tlslt to a Small Planet” <2*-3SM*> Animal ^ l e f a (0> GoU (O) "One for Angels” (8*> Oeaa' tisscresm . <66-r— ~ (6) PasewsidPasewsid (0) (36) Scape Jerry Lewis and Joan Black- S:U (8) Vtott with MeartgMr «M6) Ihva a( Oar Uraa part (0) Ui26 <2> Mondayinday StoiUght Repeat of Februaiy 92. 2:21 <322226) Days ef Oar Uvea "The Primatee”—their be|^ Sam Snead vs Julius Boros at (48) CoantnrMusie Show 7i66 (8) After Dlsner Mode ‘,|ne___ . WnywaWayward .ij^” Joaa__ P.m. (36) Meffiile’s Navy mam Earl Holliman and ninga and their aimUaritr to the Peachtree Golf (Hub At­ U:88 (8-8-214848) News, Sperts, 7iN (3) Newa sad Weather 0> The Newlywed OaoM 2:66 <2) Sports, News, WeaSker 2:26 (8) PetUeaat Jasaettoa (0) <8> Yale - Harvard • Prlaoetoa (848) Wide Worid e( Sports (18) Memery Lane ty (0) 2i86 (2) Art Uaklett^ BenchM P~ a r­ (O) (846) Mlal-Shirt Bebellton Winter Traoh Xeet 7;M,(31« an 551 Fereepttoa <®> M ^e Saint, Lee Marrto (0) ( S l F s r t M 6t Hito ty (O) 8:88 (8) Brad Davb (G) U :18 (8) Capitol Beperto (26-tt^) The. Deeton <0> <2W Hnntley- BrinUey Re- ‘‘Submarine Beabawk” Brett 8il2 i^ v la Maater daa* 6:16 (46) Oheyeana A jrap-eyed look at current Filmed highlights of miMt of 8:88 (8) Weather, Sports, News (O) U :18 (8) Festival o f Hits 7:S'(S) Year (CeauaaaMr (8-46) D isam . OM ef ^ <2643^ The Itootore 6:38 (8) SU with Btola <0) ftohlon trend from both sidea' 8:W (S> Captala Kaantosa pert (0) ^ Halsey, John Bentley,. Repeat of February 94, 2:22 (246) Dream GM of >af Feb. 18th. Announcer: D lw (18) Secret Ag«»t "Mlndbendera” Dlric Bogarde. (646) News 48) Twilight Zoae I99ri49i fl^wfm p.m. 6:16 (3) Newa, with Walter Ofoa- ot Atlantio- London, Holiy. Galiette. "What Ever Happened to Mary Ure. , (4S> Dperattoa Alphabet (2) Tto TMl the Tialh .2i84 (46) Wamea’s iNews Uto (C) wood and New York. Featui'- StIS (8) Ml&ey Mc b m ‘Tilghtmara Child” U :26 ( S « 3 M r ito r ig k t Shew (O) S;22 f ta a o k . Ohef 2i66 J:W (3) Big S Theatre George Foster” "Tormented” Richard Cartson, Aaether'Worid <0) (M4fi Newe' Starring Johnny carani. Pate A Ohoux, r«peat of Fbh- (0) . > (8) Pater Jeanlags News (O) ed are Twiggy, 17-yeatH>Id "Hy Darling Clementine” (18) Oham^nshlp Bewliag (28) Tonight Show (O) (45) News, aad VieMS (323286) Another Werid (0) (36) lad ns try ea Panda British mod^ lud m Mack aad Myer (846) OeaSaTHtopHai (26) Weather (46) TeaMI at «ha Mevtos ruary 90, 8: Tarsaa (0) Starring Johnny Carson. <16) T ep p w ^ 7t66 (26) Newa "Kiilght^without a Ootmtry” 2 122 O m -Miad ^ (246) General BetpHal (3266) Haatley.BilBhlay Ba- . and inovle stars, Jni St. John Victor Mature. (88) MoHale’s Navy , Guests: George Kirby, Shari •:W (S> Hap Rlehaidi Bhaw <0» 3:26 (18) Topper iMirt ( 0 ) and Chris Noel. (3) Newa 7:16 (22-46) Weather Gerard L and ry,. Oonstanoe What WIU the MaoiSine Da 2:28 (2f> FUm . 8l88 (8) Boger Xadd News (O) Lewis, Leo Durocher. (8) Otri Talk S:M (|) Dtok T a a Dyhe Shew Smith. 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James Gamer, Eva Amer 3:3# (3) Dick Vaa Dyke Show Marie Saint. S;30 in the morning to deliver his Palm Sprin^- -lome with the (20-22-30) You Don’t Say (C) name (8) Mr. Goober (C) “ Appointment with a Shadow” milk, M d for doing the job I got wife he has been married to for ‘59- Gcoiwe Nader, Joanna The (18) Highway Patrol Moore, Brian Keith. |>aid with a quart of milk and a 27 years. He plays golf with his A vicious bandit uses a "klll- tlons er-drug" to hold up a Jewelry (8) Festival of Hite pint of cream. Then at 7 I ’d de­ cronies, also the stock market. “ Not as a Stranger" ’66- Rob- west store and highway patrol ert Mitchum, Oil’ ______liver bread for the bakery and DoeS'he cook? swings Into action. Broderick lUvla de Havll- sweej Crawford. land. 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