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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17,1967 PAGE TWKNTy jManrljifHtw lEtti^nins 1|)fralb Average Daily NetRreee Rmi The Weather Members o f the Guild of French Club of Manchester For the Week Duded omu Our Lady of St. Bartholomew will sponsor a Whist and Set- W« Can't T«U A Un ^ Our Variety Is Tops! FMiniaiy 4, itEI Mostly cloudy and cold te** Abopt T " will meet tonight at 8:16 at the b,ack Party Monday at 8 p.m. LaBonne Charges day with some light snow, high SUMMER FRESH: Strawberries, Watermelons, UgU The executive committee of in Orange Hall. Tickets will be 25-30; clearing and cold to* John F. Tlemey Funeral Home, Honeydews, Papayas, Florida, Calif. Navel Qrangm, Bed, Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of 219 rfJV. Center St., for' a reci­ available at the door. Refresh­ night, low In teens; fair and liebanon, will meet Monday at Blue, drapes, ludlan River Seedless Grapefruit, N e c t o ^ ^ 15,069 cold tomorrow, high in 20*. tation of the Rossury for the ments will be served. The event Issue Unsettled Fresh Ci&r, Tangerines, Bose, D’Anjou Pears; APPLES 7:30 pjn. at Masonic Temple. late William J. Cotter. is open to the public. from ttie COOLERS — Macs, Delicious, Northern Spies, Manchester— A City of Village Charm George (Ted) LaBonnfe of Glastonbury took strong Wlnesaps, Baldwins and Russets. The French Club of Manches-Manch_ ^ VFW Auxiliary will si>onsor issue t^ a y with reports that Howard Hausman of New VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 118 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1967 (Classified AdverUshuc on Pace U ) PRICE SEVEN CENTS. te will meet tonight at Orange ^ Thursday starting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bana- VEGETABLES GALORE; Belgium Endive, Boston Lettuce, Britain has enough votes in the 72-member State Cen­ BrooooU, jPoas, Green, Yellow Beans, Brussel Sprouts, Hall. TTiere will be entertain- ^ gj Mott’s Super vlge and daughter, Tammy, of Columbus, Ohio, are spending tral Commit)iee to elect him new state chairman. berries, Chinese, Savoy Cabbage, Leeks, Dandelions, WWte ment and refreshments will be j^gri^gj Those wishing to donate the weekend at the home of his LaBonne charged that the re- Sweet Potatoes, Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Black Radishes, ______- money or articles for the sale Asparagus, Spinach, Green and Yellow Squash. mother, Mrs. Sarah Banayige ports are being circulated “ to Central Committee will be clos- Chemical Plant Explodes , may contact Mrs. Keniieth of 38 Hudson St. create a band-wagon atmos- ed to the news media, but a TEMPLE ORANGES, Extra Large ... doz. 6 90 Aseltine, 764 E. Middle Tpke. RANGE phere,” and predicted that his press conference will be held FANCY BROCCOLI ...... bch. 3 9 0 The American t«glon Auxil­ supporters "wiU not allow them- following the elecUon of a new ANI> The meeting of the Mothers RED DELICIOUS APPLES .. .20 lb. avg. $ 1 .5 0 Mao ‘Nearly Controls’ iary will' meet Monday at 8 .selves to be influenced in this chairman. Club of Center Congregational POTATOES...... 50 lb. bag $ 1 .9 9 p.m. at the post home. Mrs. manner.” Pinney, in letters to LaBonne FUEL OIL Church scheduled for Monday CHERRY PIE FILLING...... 3 cans $ 1 .6 0 Henri Pessini will be hostess. His statement is in answer to and Hausman, has laid the has been canceled. 2 Risk Death GASOLINE Members are reminded to bring one made yesterday by J. Brian ground rules for tomorrow’s By George—-What Variety \|j^e Have—^Wowl coupons, canceled stamps and Gaffney, New Britain’s GOP mass meeting, Open DaUy 6 A.M. to 9 P.M.—Sundays 7 A.M. to 8 PM . articles for an overseas pack­ town chairman. Gaffney said LaBonne and Hausman each BANTLY OIL FOR RENT age. — Hausman "is assured” of being will deliver a speech, to pre- All Inner Mongolia 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro­ Speaks Sunday the new state Republican chair- sent their respective cases and To Save Girl ( OMl*ANY, INC. jectors—sound or silent, also Sunset Rebekah Lodge will man, and called upon LaBonne qualifications. Both then will "THE KING HAWTHORNE, N.J. (AP) — freezing temperatures waiting ;i:il M\IN S T H K K T S3 mm. slide projectors. have a supper Monday at 6:30 John E. Rogers Sr. of snpportera to join in a move for answer quesUons from the "Don’t leave me! Please don’t for news. p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall, be­ Ti;i,. (iiii-ir.iir. E. Middle Tpke. will participate unity. floor. leave me!” pleaded Sandy Kan- At Paterson General HPspltal, WELDON DRUG CO. fore a meeting at 8 p.m. Sup­ l% 4 L r PHODUCE!” in a program Sunday at 2 p.m. LaBonne released the follow­ tcr, a pretty lO-year-old labors, Peter Kanter planted a kiss on Hock \ illf H7rt-.'lii71 767 Main St.—Tel. 643-5321 per reservations close Saturday Pinney has ruled that there ing statement today: 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-6384 tory worker pinned in the debris the forehead of his daughter, and' may be made with Mrs. at Hartford Public High School will be no speeches and no mo­ R^d Guards’ from a series of explosions that where she was reported in good Alice Wetherell, 33 Florence Auditorium in commemoration "As far as I am concerned, tions permitted from the as­ ripped a chemical plant. condition after being treated for St., or Mrs. Henry Starkweath­ I disagree with reports that sembled Republicans on the of Negro History Week. The T w o Workmen, 'despite the burns. Effort Fails er, 186 Lake St. There will be Howard Hausman is over the floor. event is sponsored by the High possibility of another explosion George Decker, 48, one of the a nominal charge for the sup­ top. Inasmuch as there has Pinney has said that the pur­ OF MANCHESTER at any moment, freed the girl In workhien who helped free Miss FLETCHER GLASS CO. per. Noon Club of Greater Hartford been no substantial change that pose of tomorrow’s meeting is In Two Areas and is open to the public. Many I can find among the voting to hear the two candidates and tfgAR MANCHESTBR CENTER the aftermath of the blast Fri­ Kanter, was at work some dis­ educators and heads of PTAs members of the State Central to expose them to questions EAEY PARKINS ^ day that left at least one man tance from the apparent center TOKYO (AP) — Radio **When You Think of Glass, to increase the knowledge of the known dead and 10 others miss­ of the explosions in the block- 649-4521 Committee since the vote In the from the audience. Moscow said Saturday that Public Records plan to attend. John B. Steward ing and presumed by authorities square comi^ex of the Morning- Think of Fletcher*’ 32nd Senatorial District, two He said that it is not, and he after a series of bloody Sr. of 2106 Main St., Hartford, weeks ago. emphasizes "not,” the purpose to be burled in the ruins. star Paisley Division of the In­ Warrantee Deed is general chairman of the ‘There has been a vigorous meeting to generate any i i n Eighteen persons were In­ ternational Latex Corp. clashes opponents of Mao Tse-tung had seized “ near­ 54 McKEE STREET Henrietta Ponticelli to Alfred event. effort on the part of those sentiment in either direction. MancliebteH LUMBER* jured. two seriously. Decker made Ms way through L. Ponticelli and Alyce W. Pon­ The purpose of the program is supporting my opponent to cre­ Sifting through the rubble tm- the dust and rubble to the exit, ly full control” of Inner ticelli, property on Chambers many aspects of Negro history ate a psychological bandwagon der floodlights and knocking where he saw other workers Mongolia. TUB ENCLOSURES & $HOWER DOORS St. to the Greater Hartford Com­ atmosphere. down foot-long icicles that had fleeing one of the three red The J a p a n e s e-language Marriage License Firemen Quell formed during the day, nearly brick, four-story buildings. broadcast said leaders loyal to munity, and to stress the im­ "I firmly believe that the from $25.00 to $45.00 300 volunteer firemen searched Some were crying out In terror, Mao had ordered three divisions Martin Elvin Fiendel, East portance of having educational solid thinking members of the Blaze in Car through the night for the miss­ some bleeding, some holding of the Peoples Liberation Army Hartford, and Bonnie Moore Institutions include Negro his­ State Central Committee will ing men. handkerchiefs to their faces. from Peking to support Maoist Now Is tile tline to bring In your screens to be repaired. Streeter, 86 Overlook Dr. tory in their curriculum. not allow themselves to be in­ Eighth District firemen this Wives and children of some of One girl was screaming, “Oh, revolutionary rebels. Storm window glass replaced. Building Permits Dr. Aaron Brown, special as­ fluenced in this manner. morning extinguished an appar­ paneltodan ^ missing men shivered In my God! Where’s my mother, The broadcast added that Mart Builders for Evan sistant to the provost for urban "As far as I can determine, ent electrical fire in a car at 107 where’s my mother!” Maoist Red Guards had failed In Nyquist, alterations to dwelling educational opportunities and AUTO GLASS INSTALLER I have more State Central Com­ Woodland St. Decker was told that someone efforts to take control in Shan­ at 40 Lyness St., $900. professor of education at Long mittee support today, commit­ was trapped on the third floor. tung and Szechwan Provinces Anthony T. Rosi, alterations Island University, will be guest A fire official said the insula­ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS ted to my cEindidacy, than at ~ m v e ir m u F £ He raced back into the flaming and said a tense situation sUlI to dwelling at 27 Grant Rd., speaker. He is an author and tion between the motor and car Australians any prior time.” body caught fire. building With several other persisted in the Dairen-Port Ar­ $ , . lecturer, and listed in "Who’s 1 000 A 24-member Republican workers and policemen. thur area on Liaotung Peninsu­ MIRRORS (Fireplace and Ooor) Who in America,” "Who’s Who Firemen and a pumper truck Eugene L. Russel, sign at 53 and committee on Jan. 27 Foil Ambush, He found Miss Kanter pinned la. In these areas,' the broadcast in Colored America’’ responded to a box alarm at Tolland Tpke., $1,000. gave LaBonne 14 votes for state by a cabinet and a pile of bricks said, peasants have joined anti- PICTURE FRAMING (all types) "Leaders in Education." 6:2S a.m. Leon Cieszynski for Alfred chairman to succeed A. Searle KiUTOKong that had fallen on her leg. Maoist army soldiers. Hutchinson, alterations to dwel­ Rogers is a serious student of Pinney, to 9 for Hausman. One Flame*? were shooting up the Other reports told of contin­ WINOOW and PLATE GLASS ling at 81 Hawthorne St., $3,- Negro history, especially the member abstained. The screen­ side of the building as If from a SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) ued opposition to Mao's “ great 800. Negro in New England, and has ing committee sent its vote to furnace fire. The flames were — Australian troops bypassed cultural revolution” in Tibet spoken before many historical the State Central Committee as only four feet above the girl’s an enemy ambush and killed 70 ' J- and Fukien Province opposite and religious societies, school a report, not a recommendation. GEORGE N. head. Viet Oong in a six^raur battle Formosa. groups and colleges. "Don’t leave m e! Please don’t The state committee will meet Friday, spokesman for the 1st An aide to the Communist The High Noon Club is an peb. leave me.” She pleaded. 28 to elect a chairman. CONVERSE Australian Task Force an­ Togetherness—All the Way party chairman was quoted as organization of Negro men "Don’t worry, honey, we In the interim, Pinney has nounced today. saying the Influence of Mao’s speakers who address civic and won’t leave you," Decker as­ It appears twins Fay and Kay Abell (left to right) George T. LaBotine, left, and Howard Hausman called a meeting for 10 a.m. PAINTIN6 It was the fourth straight day chief foes remained strong. educational groups in the Great­ sured her. are carrying the togetherness bit too far. They dis­ REPEAT SALE! tomorrow in the Hartford Hil­ AND allied imits — South Vietnam­ In Inner Mongolia, the broad­ er Hartford area and discuss Decker said he knew there play twin casts on their right legs after suffering ton to gpve exposure to LaBonne ese, Koreans, Americans and cast said,' Maoists encountered political problems of the com­ and Hausman. Invited are the Australians — have dashed were some drums in the yard fractured ankles at* the same time (a week ago) strong counterattacks from anti- munity. PAPERHANGING that could explode at any min­ 72 members of the State Cen­ with guerrillas or North Viet­ and the same place (a Pennsylvania ski slope). Maoists, and bloody clashes oc­ LaBonne, Hansman Outline Cali 6 P.M. - 9 P.M. tral Committee, the 71 GOP namese regulars. Itiey have ute but "just tried not to think Both girls are government secretaries in Washing­ curred. It added that the army members of the State Assem­ Phone 643-2804 claimed an over-all enemy about It” ton. (AP Photofax) had turned against Mao in the Correction bly, and the chairmen and vice FULLY INSURED death toU exceeding 1,000. The blast disrupted electrical Dairen-Port Arthur area and all chairmen of all GOP town com­ power in the area and rocked roads to those cities had been A zero can make a big differ­ This week's hattlea raged Qualifieations for Post mittees. A turnout of over 500 the community of 16,000, locat­ closed. ence. A Herald story yesterday from the Mekong Delta to north­ ed IS miles east of Hew York The anti-Maoist forces were about the proposed new Lincoln ^ ern Quang Ngai Province and The two contenders for the tatives and senators on a peti­ record of success in building A City. belived led by U lai^ , 63, an old School in Center Springs Park The meeting will be open to Come in and see our display although the action tapered pH Bargains Saved post of Republican state chair­ tion supporting Hausman. unified RepubMcan party la. Windows wees blown out and Mbngor and'? which la, pre*- 20< nearby homes were damag* Inner Mongolian military area. man addressed an assembly of etror—that 25 residents of the The Feb. 28 meeting of the State of beautiful prefinished hunting for their fleeing adver­ Robert Stavnitsky of Manches­ dominately Democratic. Sorry to disappoint so many last He has been a frequent target of from 250 to ?00 Republicans Lincoln district had signed a pe­ saries. ter District 19. The other Re­ Pinney told the gathering |WOod paneling (See Page Six) Red Giuud criticism. time— but we have restocked and tition favoring the proposal. Ac­ lliere was no pattern to the From Pirate Trap this morning at the Hartford publican representative from that Hausman, who had be­ come ill yesterday, "got up out now have all the colors and sizes tually, more than 250 persons M any types and wood species week’s outbreak of major . Japanese newsmen reported Hilton Hotel and outlined their Manchester is 'Vincent Genovesi signed the petition, Mrs. Vir­ from which to choose. Easy to fighting, the heaviest so far this that Chi Pen-yu, a member of qualifications for the post. who has been ill since his elec­ of a sickbed” to attend. By JOHN STAKNIS He commanded Brig. Gen. Ap< With LaBonne today were once more! ginia Celinski pointed out to­ install. year. Several battles were ini­ Mao’s purge committee, said George T. LaBonne of Glas­ tion. GIFT ITEMS ter to the search. "You’re Ap­ his wife, Nancy; a daughter, day. She is the chairman of a tiated by Oommunists trying to Ice Storm The Ui.S.S. Javings $sil bounc­ ter,’’ he said. "Find it.” Communist Secretary General tonbury, with a prepared Mortensen was . planning to overrun allied positions or Lynn; and a sister, Mrs. Lola Lincoln parents’ group which ed gaily over the waves of Long But they could not find it and Teng Hsiao-ping and Deputy speech, spoke a half hour. present the petition to Pinney BOTH STORES blocking posts — the others Hanlon. Associates distributed liiii sponsored the petition, present­ I COUNTRY DRUG were sailing off course. Premier Tao Chu have “ failed Howard Hausman of New during the meeting. started when probing allied Hits East Island Sound, guided by a false literature supporting him for ed Wednesday night to the W al-Lite "Drop the anchor,’ Gen. to blow their heads and admit Britain, speaking extemporani- In his opening remarks, La­ famous "FALCO N" brand units found the enemy and light wfairii would lead it to dis­ the position. Town Planning Commission. OPEN TONITE George Joe shouted. (They had their crimes.” Their Influence ously, was on the platform for Bonne said that when his name hemmed them in. NEW YORK (AP) — A snow The meeting was open to aster on the rocks of Plum Is­ gotten the anchor aboard in Bos­ after six months of the purge only five minutes. was first proposed for the post, The Australians swept and ice storm pelted the East­ press, radio and television so DELUXE TAILORED Dixie Butternut $6.10 land. ton. They had struggled with it was described as still "very LaBonne offered a proposal he consulted State Central Com­ i through the coastal swamps 47 The snecUcy scoundrels of the that, as Pinney put, "all Re­ fM-x*xNew York City, nearly two aboard dragging the anchor be­ called by resigning GOP state all CURTAIN RODS ^ The action capped these ma­ island to bring the ship in. Then has "only admitted proposing a LaBonne said all four agreed to elect a successor to Pinney, inches of snow had fallen by 7 hind her. She told them her chairman Searle Pinney to give jor fights that started TMesday: the cads planned to g;rab the reactionary line.” that he should seek the position. who announced his intention to South Vietnamese rangers a.m., as subfreezing temper­ brother had taken the anchor members of the party an oppor­ resign after the November ©lec­ ’ • Traverse • Sash • C a fe ^ Modern Oak $6.10 values alter they washed ashore Based on wall posters in Pek­ In his prepared address, La­ and infantrymen killed 381 guer- atures gripped the city. 7%s from the ship as a prank the tunity to hear both candidates. tion that saw big victories for All sizes up to 10 ft.ilt A in the wreckage. ing, the Japanese dispatches Bonne said, "I am not thin- riUas in two days of fighting in thermometer stood at 21 de­ night before, and she had told At the outset of the meeting the Democrats. The wind slowly changed di­ indicated that Liu, Teng and skinned, and I can understand Rustic Oak $6.10 the delta southwest of Oah Tho. grees at 7 a.m., and a high oiAy them she was sorry.) today, Pinney cautioned those Piimey had appointed a 24- weather rection. "We must bring the Tao remained defiant as recent­ that many of those on the State 2 LOCATIONS; J Korean mfutoes killed 243 in the vipper 20s was forecast The anchor cliain clanged and Slathered to avoid “mud-sling- member "screening committee” ► ship to stay on course," an­ ly as nine days ago. Wall post­ Central Committee smd the BINGO Main St. and East 4 North Vietnamese regulars in a during the day. the anchor splashed into the ing” and to do nothing which to help in the selectian of a EVERY SAT. NIGHT 7:30 Caramel Pecan $0,10 nounced General George (Jo­ ers said late last month that town chairmen that they report three-hour battle Wednesday The Weather Bureau said in a water. The sails came down. A would make the job harder for new chairman. But its members 72 EAST CENTER STREEX—MANCHESTER Middle Turnpike ^ seph Garman of Coret Casuals) Tao, reportedly purged as Com­ to have reseivatlons about near Quang Ngai City on Uie special 6 a.m. statement that ship-wide search for the book whoever is chosen on Feb. 28 were unable to agree on one Washington to Brig. Gen. Ber­ munist propaganda chief, had handing over this Important Malayan Teak $7.10 central coast the snowftUl was expected began. to lead the party. candidate. They met Jan. 27 and coats nard Apter (Regal Men's Shop) died of a heart attack but Pre­ post to a man who Is relative­ A blocking force of South torough most of the morning in Seaman Creighton Shoor Before the meeUng got under gave 14 votes to LaBonne and who was dealing himself a hand mier Chou En-lai was later ly or completely unknown to Vietnamese armored personnel the New Yoric metropolitan (Shoor Jewelers) and Lt. Col. way at 10:20, Rep. Elmer Mor- 9 to Hausman. There was one of double solitaire while sitting quoted as denying it. them.” Bengalese Teak $7.10 oarriere and rangers killed 161 area. With "possible further pe­ Leo Juran (Fairway Stores) tenseq o f . Newington said he abstention. ^ on the deck. Parts of the nation appeared fleeing Ounmunists the next riods of snow this afternoon and came to the bridge dragging had secured signatures of 54 Then he contended that it Today’s sessicoi was billed as General George Joe knew he 6ay. evening ending early tonight.’’ , Maj. General Harold Gaboury of the 71 Republican represen- would be virtually Impossible a "discussion meeting.” had to give ah order to change (See Page Thirteen) i PINEHURST LEAN CORN FED MAHOGANY Soldiers of Qie 2nd Brigade, Alternate side-of-the-street to find a man who is well- position of the sails. But he (See Page Seven) U.S. 4th Infantry Division, killed parking regulations were sus­ known ; in all political circles. didn’t know what to say. He at least 16 North Vietnamese pended, and the Sanitation De- "I want you to know,” he searched for his new book, "The said, “ that I am really nobody’s (See Page Six) (See Page Thirteen) Dictionary of Nautical Terms.’’ man. I am owned by one thing NSA Brands .95 and one thing only, and that is the Republican party as a Q A Actions PORK LOINS whole.” Indian Beauty Opposes Mrs. Ghandi T h e bulk of LaBonne’s talk LOIN PORTION 7-RIB PORTION dealt with his blueprint for uni­ Ethical Trap Whole Baby fying the party. 10 to 11 Lb. In his brief remarks, Haus- WASHINGTON (AP) — With man said, “I offer a proven money, draft defqrmenta and PORK LOINS Maharani Enters Politics the threat of Jail the Central JAIPUR, India (AP) — Th« sunglaaaea under the atar, the the maharani asked, her voice Intelligence Agency laid "on Maharani Gayatri Devi, a prin­ election symbol of the rightist amplified by microphone. Gov. Kirk Weds ethical trap for young mMi of lb NEW cess oopsidered a decade ago to Swatantra party. There was complete silence. great integrity,” say leaders of 5 9 i b Emotionally alien to the dust "Because I can no longer af­ Stunning Blonde PRE-RNISHED )>e one of the world's most beau­ the National Student Assoria* 3 to 3Yi Lbs. tiful women, is gunnjng for po­ and din of politics, she made ford to see my people suffer (Cut 2 roasts or 2 About SYz Lbs. PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — tlon. roosts and chops). litical power. She Is challenging most of her trips In an air-cdon- from 20 years of Congress mis­ A stunning German-born blonde To the CIA it wqs a valuable SLICED ...... lb. 5 3 0 SLICED ...... lb. 430 the rule of Prime Minister Indi­ ditioned American station wag­ rule,” she said. "There Is cor­ who left home 10 years ago be­ weapon in the back alley strug* ra Gandhi’s Congress party, on, Sometimes she rode a horse. ruption at every level. Prices cause she didn’t want to be a gle of international espimiage. PINEHC'RST charging it is corrupt She is not in the beat of are soaring sky-high. You must domestic today becomes Flori­ TV) the students Involved it iM* RUSTIC She feels assured of a seat in health. The election tours tired change the government. I prom­ da’s tirn lady. > came an agony and a horror. the assembly of Rajasthan, hw her. But she le the best tighter ise you clean government. My Erika Mattfeld and Gov. In the end, the moral strain desert state. In the general elec­ among the Indian princesses. party consists of workers, peas­ She started at 10 a.m. each ants and the poorest of the poor. Claude Kirk. exchange vows In on the students became too CHUCK PCI tions winding tq> next Tuesday. great and it shattered the 16* 1b day. There are more than 800 You must vote for me.” . the sumptuous Breakers Hotel She hopes lAe wlU also win A year secret relationship b ^ BONELESS ECONOMY vlUagea in her constituency, in a simple civil ceremony offi­ BIRCH seat In Parliament. Again, "Maharani zindabad." tween the government spy agen­ ★ it's a raincoat! oomprialng 600,000 eligible vot­ ciated by state Supreme Court "The Congress party is sure Her election appeal is formi­ cy and the natim’s largest stu­ ers. She visiteri three to four Justice Millard Caldwell. to be routed in my etate," she dable. First Is the regard stiU dent organization. Calif. Chuck Roast u,. 65c BLOCK CHUCK Ik 53c yUlages each day. The wedding climaxes a high­ said last month in the middle c< present for royalty. There is' a ly publicized romance in which That was the story told Fri­ ^ it's a cold weather coat! a long campaign. “My pMple Jaislnghpura Khora, the first religious tie because thousands S%%%V«SVeV**V Kirk, the state’s first Republi­ day nig^ by leaders of the NBA h4v« had enough of it.” village, is 16 miles from Jaipur. of people .worship at the Hindu can governor in nearly 100 as they emerged from tluea POTATOES Strickland The maharani, regarded by It has 600 inhabitants and a 16th temple adjoining the Jaipur years, introduced his bride-elect days and nights of nearly con­ iir It's bn all-occasion coat! Farms ic illiterate villagers as a living century fort built by the mahar- palace, sort of a family deity at his January inaugural ball. tinuous disouasion of the criaifl Grade doz. goddess. Is tbO daughter of the anl’a ancestors. Today it serves aftiliation. Then appeals were The wedding ia to be heavily that disclosure of .the relatidit* 20 Lbs. 89c A A Large MiBhafaJa of Cooch Behar in as a sdiool. made on a caste basis. , guarded by private security ship had created for tiiem. But EGGS East Inttta and the wife of Ma­ The word had gone around Countering her campaign agenta. Kirk, 41, has received they plan to continue the stu* N«V«r before sold at this low, low pricel OUr sausage expert Is making more of that pqre Fork Sausage Meat to sell at 69o Ib. and ALL 4 x 8 SHEETS haraja Man Singh of Jaipur, that the maharani would show were Chief hOnister, Mohan Lai three recent death threats and dent organization. mlx-x.x*:-:-X'X Handsome all weather coats with the lat­ In(Ua’s ambassador to Spain. up and all the residents were Large Saueage JUnks or the finest Itallaa Style Medium Hot Sausage are good value at CASH and CARRY Sukhadla on the state level and isn’t taking any clunces. Much of what they said at* est split shoulder and slash pocket styling. 99c lb. She is perhaps the mdet clustered n ea r. the gate to the Prime Minister Gandhi, on the Only a few of iprk’s relatives ready had come out In the days charming and dynamic of the fort, dressed In their very beet XW'X'X*:* And the luxurious orlon pile zip-out liner national level. add frienda were invited to the ' since Ramparts m ag^ne spilth SHOP PINEHURST TONIGHT TILL 9—SAT. FROM 8 A.M. TILL 6 PJtf. maharania who, with their As the m ahvani stepped from Mrs. Gandhi recently warned: ; ceremony. Erika's family still lighted the undercover link sai^ makes H the coat for 'y®ar-around wear*. larlncely husbands, niletl large her car, they riieered. Adoring “ Feudatlam, aided by reUgioua llyes in Germany and won’t st- ly this week. S:$:$i¥x%:; parts of India in obUaboration women feu at her feet and gath­ VAV*V*V*V« Your choice of black, natural, olive, dark fanaticlam, ia on the rampage. teiid. In a statement read by 8a* ered the dust from where she olive muted plaid, and black muted plaid. SAT. with the British before inde­ There are'only two alternatives,' Kirk met statuesque Erika in muel Brown, ohaitmaa o f tha pendence 20 years ago. Now she walked. 10-member superviaory board (M Regulars 34 to 46, longs 36 to 46, shorts Congress or chaos. (Herald DbotO by Satw^) Bi m U where she was working leads Indian royalty in ths 1967 They omulder this dust to be the NBA, NBA leaders said tlu^ ONLY! •NErar DEUa, India (AP) — sdpQRdrels; of as'a hostess In a restaurant aft­ 34 to 44. CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE battle of the ballot boixes. a cure-all for many ills. The crew of the U.S.S. pavings fail blasts the_^ oncoming er separating from her first received between $1 million a w India’s shumy, weric-long na­ Island. They threwihrew everythingeverytwng at thetuems Jo.jn. fact, Lt.L»t. Gen,uen, Patif Misserl Misseri was MAMCt/Rgr^R aVMR goyiEAHE' A graceful and ngai Sgun, "Do you know why I have tional elections ehterod their htisbMi4w $2 million in hidden CSA fuadg ehs caonpaifned in a stlk sari, a deserted the hixurlea. of the ling a small, dented kitehien sink he'found in the galley into the gua i pearl necklaoa and goM-ilnuned polaiee to dome to ytar-todayT” (8m Pa^ Seven) ►L Jay Reed cried; “D(m’t shoot that ITm washing my socks iIl"thewP ' .. (8m Page gijty I -^ePsgeSte) . I ■ r

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Andover Pupil Placement Tolland County > . ' VemoU Guitarist Sb^hwolcl on :e .System Initiated -mif:^ a* • i ~ x Wins Jamboree, BREhIK RIGHT RULE North'dealer ' „ Heart Fund Team Captains By Archdiocese M e e tin g SjCnOOl LOStS Trip to Wheeling TO REAT CONTRACT North-South vulnerable . NORTH By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Announce Drive Volunteers OathoUe elementary stiiooU Symonds of High Manor ^ d g e playcre will often tell throogiiout tha HartfoM Arch- w Y I-l-XJ.' -X X w | X C J L l/y X cX rk.X /8 Trailer Park, Vernon, formerly ■ ■ ■'! f ? ” ' K x et the 10 Heart Fund drive workers Mrs. J<*n Oir, Mrs. With Property Taxes ^ you^lemnly: ‘Tf a suit Is good have announced the ESver Hoisington, Mra. Andrew dlocaie have hegiin a system ~ A . of Manchester, recently won a A KQJ954 enough to bid. It’s good enough WEST EAST Czuchry. Mrs. Eidward Orcutt, Balnea ot their workers. The of placement called the “ trans- percentage of property The t o ^ has no rubbish col- "Country Jamboree’’ music con- to lead.” ’That is true for ninety- A AJ974 4QiO<38 aanvaaa will be Feb. 26. Mrs. Allen Smith, Mrs. William itkmal year’’ for pupils’ In tha'tax that used to pay for educa- l*ctkm apd residents either haul represent Now nine bands, but watch out for W 74 ^ * Holmes, and Lucas H. Moe. b the lalce area, Mrs. Hugh ncn-graded p rim i^ program Uon in ’Tolland and Vernon con- to the dump Ehigland on a radio station the hUMhedth. 0 Q4 O K 1 0 7 5 1 Kyan iriU be aasisted by Mrs. Serving as captain is Mrs. EVan- which la o p ^ ta d in Grades l- .u , .ver-nowinr nrob- system), or Opening lead—ace of spades. A A 8 6 3 A 102 cis Haines. j, ‘ ver-growing proD- contract the picking up of "country Jamboree’’ Feb. 26 in SOUTH John OoTf, Mra. Harry Brind- Wheeling, W. Va. West followed the rule by Mta. Benjamin San Gda- All calls on families on Heart th e (raniliional placement, '*"** experienced In meeting ed- rubUsh an an Individual basis. leading the ace of spades, but A KS alay, Symonds plays the guitar and . <7 K J10965 eomo, Mrs. Earl Goss, Mrs. Sunday are made within a few according to Megr. James a ! ucational costs tiirougb levying Several problems being faced that.is about all you can say hours in the middle of the day- sings country and Weatemnityle 0 AI83 r Clifford Wederstrom, Mrs. Max- Connelly, superintendent of property taxes. * atate-wlde t>asls will cause for his opening lead. No matter A 7 Should people not be at home music. He received several wcff Hutohinson and Mrs. Wil- aclMxris, U designed to better ToUand rinks fourth in the P«>l>l®nis for the small other awards In winning, the what West did next South could North East Sostt Wnt Bam Duiaiock. when the call is made, an en­ IndlvIduaHse instruction and state’s 169 towns In percentage ^W M with Binlted basis contest at the Buehnell r e c W ^ trumps, discard a dla- 1 A Pan 1 <9 I A Also in the lake area Mrs. velope is left for making a con­ wiU be carried out for both fast of orooerty tax income—88 per obtaining the mond from dummy on thet king 2 ^ 4 A Doubto tribution by mail if the person According to Tex Pavel, disc All Pan I OjFf. Ralph Ransom, captain, will and elow learners. c e n t - ^ d to meet educational ftmd* to UistaU them Jockey of radio station WEiXT, of spades, and go after the if- desires. have as workers Mrs. Richard ' OiUdren may be placed In a cosU.'Venxm meanwhile spends *■ ^ InsUllatlon of sew- West Hartford, Symonds also re­ dubs. Voter-Making Session ace of spades. Then he can lead 4ft Jeamotte, Mrs. Walter Muszy- transitional group when they 54 per cent of Its property tax ***" ceived a portfolio of country and The defenders could''j^ the The Board of Admissions for another diamond and wait for ?•-=- m l sU and Miss Teas MeU. are found to be achie’ving re- income on education. Secioiid ThoBghto Western music worth several two black aces, but nothing else. Electors will meet Monday from his ace of clubs to take tho Vtunlhes in the east part of suits not equal to tte amount Many officialfs and legidators hundred dollars. West’s correct opening lead is ' «• k. 6 to 8 p.m. in; the Town Office ’Tolland is a community of sin­ setting trick. V * tosm wiU be called on Don­ of effort expanded, according are having second thoughts "Oountry Jamboree” repre­ the queen of diamonds, New {< J u building. Only two regular gle-family residential homes Daily Question ald BlaoDonaU, Miss Jean BV>rs, to the Judgment of teachere and about the method o f property sentatives for the area are the York expert Toon Smith points faf. monthly meetings, one in March and has little in the way of in­ F a ^ e r opens with one club, Mias Lorraine Billinga, Mrs. MipporUng objective test data, tax assessments, seeing them Bolton Lake House in Bolton, out. The object is to develop the and one in April, will be held dustry or retail establishments. and the next player passes. You Xi09*d McVane and Mrs. J. Ken­ the superiiitendent said. discriminatory and old fash­ 'Where Symonds has performed, setting tiick before South can for making new voter# between ’The populace is priraarlly com­ hold: Spades, Q-10-6-S-2; Hearts, neth GdHet, who are working The illacament will be made ioned. None however, seems to and station WEXT. get discards on dummy's clubs. Monday’s meeting and the bien­ posed of ^ u ng m a^ed couples 8; Diamonds, K-10-7-6-2; Clubs, whh Ihrs. Donnal Cartberg, cap­ on a temporary And gndual ooime up with a wbrkahle solu- In addition to representing Reads Bidding nial town election May 15. with growing families. Children - . tain- basis to minimize adjustment , 3 1 “ h. tlon to the problem, except for New Ehigland and recei-vlng the The bidding tells West that 10 2 What do you sayT U|iper ^ b r o n Rd., with Mrs. Citizens who cannot get to dlfflculties. and w i u T m a d . ® music portfolio, Symonds 'woh a dummy will show up with clubs the voter-making sessions be­ onlyrmtv iti44hwith the44ia knowledge ....Iand *hnOSt 25 pOr Cent of the town S tution of a state income tovtax, and______hearts. Elast has______consider Answer; Bid one spade. This Oeoigs Taylor as captain, will population. ’The town is one of recording session with the ET- cause of working hours or oth­ consultation of toachers, prin- which would tax people on their able spade Iwgth for his Jump hand is worth only one unforced be oovered b y Mrs. Andrew the fastest growing in the state. esta Studio, a recording com- er reasons but who were reg­ c^wls uto parents, he added. income and Is described by some to four spades, and must have response. Show the major suit. *> I P 'f GaBpsr, Mrs.? Itrsncis Fried­ The only basic source of tax pany. rich, Mrs. L. Eidwaird Whitcomb istered voters in some other In Manchester, the placement ss a move equitable tax. ______side strength in diamonds—if he such as it is. If partner can revenue to support tiie town is Connecticut town can arranga program will affoet primary- The General Assembly is con­ has any at all. (H East had on­ show enthusiastic support for and Mrs. Joseph Remesch Jr. the property tax, paid by the Calls will be made on fam- for a transfer of their voting grad* chlidran. At 8 t Bartholo- sidering increasing the state aid ly spades, and no side strength, the major, you may have a homeowner. flies in the center and nearby rights to Andover through the aiew and •^rnJamaa’ Enemen- for education to towns as a 1917 MHS Qass he would run to five spades game; otherwise you wild be town clerk in the town of for­ tary Rc) The consolidated town of Ver- rather than accept the double of lucky to wind up with a phis arsaa by Mrs. Norman Bon- meaM of / 'K ' ' neau, Mrs. Jack Rice, Mrs. mer residence and the town The Bon-|(raded_____ primary_____ pro­_non is a more balanced town, ty tax burd«M, Reunites June 24 five hearts.) score of any kind. Harry Taylor and Mrs. John clerk here. gram wa* lundted throughout considerable industry knd the increase in per pupil grants. South should go down if West Copyright 1987 The Class of 1917 of Man- DMch. Mrs. XSdiwin Sage is the last fan. Tra- retailing outlets to help balance Four of the five highest per leads the queen of diamonds, General Features Corp. Jf Ihair captain. Manchester Ehrenlng Herald dltional Gkndea 1-S have been ita gro'wing suburban area. ’Ihls centage of property tax t o ^ s cheater High School will have but South should play low from * Boston RW I^ . and adjacent Andover oorrespondeBt, Isiw- tiiminated,\uid each pupil is provides the town ■with a more in the state are located in ’Tol- a 50th reimion banquet Satur- his hand, as casually as pos- WINDSOR FIRM PICKED BSigUbortioods will have as rence Moey tel. 74t-d7N. allbwad to p tp g rtM at hit own flexible tax base. land County including Bolton in Willie’s Steak The" ** carelessly AUGUSTA, MAINE. (AP)— rate. The larger the percentage of leads another diamond, South A Windsor, Conn, firm has been 4’''' fifth place with 80 per cent; House. Ehran Nyquiat of 40 ’ ”1* a practloal ntannar,” tax revenue paid tar education. WiBlngton (bordering Tolland) wins, draws trumps and dis­ selected to build the nuclear Abgr. Connolly Mid, "the pri- the 1c m there is to pay for oth- with 90 per cent and Union with Eijmess St. la chairman of the cards dummy's spade on a high reactor for the Maine Yankee Bennet Honor Roll r n ix y program allows for a atu- er municipal services such 91 per cent. reunion committee. diamond. Atomic Power Co. $100 million daaVe eenUnuous progrese. The stroet lighting, police and fire He 'wlU be assisted by Mrs. If West is allowed to win the planned tor Wiscasset. partieuler strengthe and weak- protection and welfare pro­ C. J. Chartier of 28 Dudley St., first diamond with the queen The Connecticut firm is Com­ -< ’.7' aeaaae o f eaiffi student are iden­ grams. Cohen Receives publicity; Mrs. Ehrelyn Joyce, he shotUd Immediately cash the bustion Engineering Co. Lists 194 Students tified, and those o f simUar SottIcm Demanded decorations; and Ernest Mc­ X total erf 194 students at Jeanne Demko, Donna Deyorlo, liMda era grouped togethsr fbr Tolland plows most of its CAP Promotion Cormick, Francis Handley and ■sBaet' Junior High School have Fllomena Donadio, Scott Don­ instnietloaal purpoaaa: available money back into the Harold Olds. TONIGHT—TOP EXCITEMENT ‘T he program reeogniaaa in- SHOWTIMES FrL-Sat Sun. i been named to the second quar­ nelly, Nancy Siddy, ESaine 181- construction of new schools in Cadet Second Lt. Mitchell E. The committee is trying to ott, Alexandra Ferguson. divldoal dtffaraneep — physical, MANCHESTER “ Kiss The Girls and ter honor roll, according to a an attempt to keep up with the Obtaen, locate two former class mem­ Patricia Field, Joanne Fras- ■odal, emotional and mental. of Mr. and Mrs. DRIVE-IN and Make Them Die” ...... 10:16 8:50 Ust released today by school of- large annual increase in school bers, Mrs. Anna Kelley Hen- cona, Nancy Lee Gilbert, Di­ But we also neognistd It la Skfoey Ooiien of 118 Scott Dr., ROUTES e a 4 4 a "Lost Cominand” ...... 8:00 6:30 % ^ ** ' ficinlB. T o attain honors, stu- papulation, an increase averag­ nessy and Hazel Berry. anne Gray, Carol 4btiUCOLUMBIA PICTURES perotia Kiecolt, Carol Krause, Allison sitional year.” urban areas, they find tham- at the State Armory. The award John Abbott, Debbie Adler, selves demanding more munic- is given for proficiency in the Noonan, Hannah Platt, Wf./- systems Robert Allen, Kim Anthony, Kuehl, Ralph Lewkowlcz, Lor­ ipal services to which they have GAP. He received his promo- 1*7 Porter, Margaret Quirk, .MliNYIllllllN fSfc vi P*. '^' **** * * 1 ” ' ‘ * Richard Anton, David Barrett, raine Lombardi, Terry Low, are Wendy Margolts, Thomas Ma­ become accustomed. tloo. after ' oomideting Phase Chrietine Richardson, Minnie I'*’ *v- - •'■'t.l Robert Blomberg, Laurie Buxom Actress A problem arises, however,, in Two of the GAP cadet program, Sperber, May Strange, Helen go-go-go... ‘ M D a iM v - * Buticc,. Linda Carone, Ruth son, Thomas Mlchallk. Melinda Moore, Susan Nel­ how much can be levied the A three-year member of GAP, Briggs, Eva Britton, Edith Cary, Denise Ohsunbers, Don­ Presented with way of a property tax, before Cohen is a junior at Manches Clark, James Cowles, Mark GEOmM ald R. Oharlamb, Randall son, Carlyle Osier, Hope Pas­ X-. tel, Elizabeth Pearce, Susan it becomes an unbearable bur­ ter Ifigh School where he is a Cowles, Ethelyn GUison, James Cole. ^Combat Bra’ den for thehomeowner. No member of the debating team, Gllligan, George Happeny, Ida M h tM n m B M H M H Hfcmberly Cresdey, Mary El­ Pierce, Paul Romanowicz, matter how desirable the serv­ cross country-track team and Judd, Henry Krieger, Elizabeth len DoU, Nancy EJdwards, Dav­ Elaine Rozman, Cheryl Schef­ DONG TAM, Eouth Vietnam fer, Robert Segal. (AP) — Curvaceous Jayne ice, the financial needs of the German Club. He is also a Leary and Robert Little. in K E in e .. id Farr, Mary Farrell, Ber­ menitor of ttte United Syna­ Anyone knowing the where­ ^ ^ I nard EHalkoff, Linda M. Find­ Sandra Smith, Mark StahnU, Mansfield braved the dengera of town must come first. Patricia Taylor, William Thorn­ the Mekong River delta today If someone can’t afford an gogue Youth Organization at abouts of those persons the '-''f lay, Jeanne M. Foster, James Temple Beth Bholom. committee is trying to locate m U n O e ^ r, Marytoulae Gracyalny. ton, Gary Tureck, Catherine and American Rghting men item, ha haa to make do with- V; ' I Cohen jdans. to attend the may contact Mrs. Chartier or Paula HaWeman, Suzanne Twomey, Kathryn Vaida, Lee- gave her apecial protection ter tor a more favor* University o f Connecticut and to Nyquiat. Heller, Abbie Hoiwitz, Donna lie Vaughan, John WAiren, Deb- her apecial asseta. opportimity. ToUand in- major in law and professional Jobert, Da’vld Johnson, David orh White, Stephen Wilson, “ Wa wanted to give you a flak its property tax by nin# polHics. He also plans to Join K a m m e r e r , cnwistopher Karen Lee Winter, Sandra Wir- Jacket — an armored vest — 7**^. from-Sd to 47. the ROTC, and to sign up with Kearns, Nancy Knight, Kevin ta. said the presentation officer, This was in.addition to a 23- the U. 8. Air Force upon com- Kryxak, James LaPenta, ■ Lisa Grade 9 "but we couldn’t find one to fit, *‘*^te levied to carry the plettcn of bis education. Available for Larson, Da'vid Larsson, Peter William Ales'bury, Patricia so we devised thia:” town through a changeover to Lawrence, John Lomljardo. Boll, Barbara Brackett, James He handed tiie buxom blonde the uniform fiscal year method PARTIES & David Low, Charles Lund- Burke, James Button, Marcia a pair of steel combat helmets, of accounting, WEDDINGS Hwr ‘i* ' V- . - . A- • : ______^ > 1 berg, Jill MoCalhun, Pamela Campbell, Susan Oharlamb, painted pink and festoned to- Vernon experteneed e five- MoCorkliiU. Debra Miller, Kris­ Ruth Ohatel, Marlene Daddario. geiher with webbed belts, adan- mill increase in ' its tax rate LUNCHEON BUFFET coLUideiA picTURes pmmm tine Miller, Laurie Miner, Mi- Nancy Deganne, Paul Dodge, gle with khaki straps and em- from 48 to S3 mills, A OtNO Of LAUWENTRS PWOOUCTIOW Sanction il Stephen Dunlap, Michael Dvor­ mm complete $1.85 ehael Mlstretta, Phyllis Mul- blazoned with the unit insignai Vemon haa extra taxable In­ doon, Sussm Nowlckl, Susan ak, David Eddy. Barbara E!d- in red — a combat bra. come from industriea and re- Tuesday thru Friday MCHAa (XWNORS-DOROTHY I ■riMHn ■ Rimi KiwnanriiM ■ — ■ • ' RAF VALLONE ’ MARGARET LEE Orfltelll, Lauren Pain, Rose gar, Patricia Farrell, Barbara Miss Manffield, standing on a celves reimbursement from the •MOM onMomoMC tcum. tnum iM Maiiun • wwr iwra. nTnow Attractively Priced tKOEniwcMuvELU’Bmnyiiows Pastel, Jeffrey Peck. Elrnstahl. stage aboard a truck, doubled sUte for the formerly levied In- K IMIIW Nancy Pitkin, Laureen Press, William Geyer, John Gracy­ up with laughter and thert ventory taxea eiTERRY-THOMAS Wayne Rawlins, Christopher alny, Gail Heller, Raymond gamely strapped on the twin gervfoe. SPECIAL m vB ior’iauiwicoui Riehter, Maureeri Rush, Alan Heller, Michele Howard, Deb­ helmets to the roars of cheering -h e A Red Lion Production Randals, Roberta Saraceno, infantrymen crowding around relativelv J* orah Hunt, Alison Jacobs, Lin­ the vehicle relatively small in size com- DINNERS AAhley ■ Saunders, Jayne da S. Jacobs. Susan Jacobson, Week Nights and Sunday PLUS BONUS FRL-SAT. Bchoen, Alan Schreiber. When the « n subsided, the S stifi** Sirkka Johnson. At 6:80—"Curse of The Mummy’s Tonib”—Color Da’vid Shepard, Salvatore Lawrence Kahn, Chrietine laughing entertainer cooed into “ urbanized Dancing ^ t . Nights •peno, Suaan Stickels, James Kammerer, Jane Karp, Cath­ a microphone: ”I certaWy Stratton, Kathleen Taylor, Su­ erine Koscioi, Ellen Kravitz, want to thank all you boys for ** Protection, haa san Treadwell, Janice ’Urban, Michael Laraia, Nancy litke, tWnWng of me. You can to sure I’M never forget you.” ioction. Installation of sewers. Ruth Veal, Debra Wallace, El­ Susan MaCIean, Susan McLaf- redevelopment, and other mu­ len Wallert, Mary Wells, John ferty, EH Okrant- nicipal services, all of which w Wiggin, Nancy Wilson. Diane Paplneau, Elaine Per- come out of the same budget Grade 8 esluha, Wayne Pierce, L5toi Bid Withdrawn as the educational expenses. eHIVAUIII •lONlI Alan Agostinelll, P e g g y PiMlnas, Shirley Roglis, Karen In contrast, Tolland has a MIMIlUX RESTAURANT Baldwin, K aren Bangasser, Saunders, James S<^reiber, For Golf Course resident state trooper for its Route 6 and 44A, Bolton Morgan Bantly, Kathleen Bar- Sylvia Spangberg. police protection and is for­ TODAY end SUNDAY Frank Stamler, Kathleen low, Christine Bensen, Karen A proposal to eonstruct an tunate in being able to call 1:00-3:20-5:50-8:25 648-2342 Stavnitsky, Lois Steely, Robert Binette, Randall Bonham, Su­ outdoor miniature golf course on the afaia police troop in WHERE irs ALWAYS H APPLING Swadosh, Patricia Sylvester, ^ Mein 8t nmrt ^ e Burger san Brendel, Robert Brennan. Stafford. The 65 Tolland Tpke***-**Next To Western Heef Mart Paige Thresher, Robert Trotter, Chef, hex been dropped. Sandra B u n c e, Cherrelyn r> . town’s fire protection is pro- Buigess, Dairid Caldwell, Stan- Diane Troutman, Richard Zar- Norman C. Keene J ^ t vided «m a volunteer basi.; ea toy Chace, Patricia Cobb, bo. Hartford late yesterday with TONIGHT to the emfoulanca eerviee. Now drew his application for a vari­ SPECIAL SHOW FROM Shotvlng ance to p em it the venture. The MOUNTAIN PARK, THE FABULOUS request w u to hays been up TCL. 643-7632 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST. REAR OF THEATER Prisoner, in Death Row for public hearing before the "ROCKIN RAMRODS" Zoning Board o f A.ppeale Mon­ T K n K H f T MON.-FRL 2:00 and 8:00 P.M— SAT. and SUN. 1:30-6:00-8:80 PLUS THE BOSS SOUND To Wed Wi(dow Next Week day Bight It win be withdrawn ^ MMMi MMH • MMMI 'mn consideration, Matinees Price Schedule Evening;s "THE TRAVALONS" CHICAGO (AP) — A prisoner Johnson said, “ it has to to a Mr. Ford -■.ranchester’s zoning regula­ -"FINAL WEEKS- Mom-FrL ...81.25 Children. 75e Mon.-Thurs. 81*75 •ppeeling his sentence of death civil ceremony. None of our tions rsqiiiro that businesses to THE HAPPIEST SOUND Saturday . . . .$1.76 Sunday Night—8 4 A.M. chaplains can marry him be­ Sunday ...... 82.00 AU ’Hines Fri.-Sun...... $2.0(7' In the electric, chair plans to be omteined ■within an enclosed cause we can’t guarantee the building. ■ The only exceptions Matiaee All This BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND married next week. consummation of the mar­ are public parking lots and Week At li89 Martin TMJra, 85, condemned riage.” areas for ssrvieing motor vehi­ Eves. A t SiOO "THE ENCHANTERS" to die in 1002 for the slaying of a Tajra is one of 10 inmates un­ cles. S e t Sob. 1130-5:08-8:80 WiMNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDSI i PLUS ' ' restaurant manager during a der sentence of death. His exe­ Keens had claimed that the t e l^ r y , says that he and cution has been stayed three construction of a building for "A TINGE OF BLUE" Fiasoes Beatty, 2S, will wed. times already, and no date has tbs miniature golf course ■would A s a leader in one of the country s basic industries, ‘ T v * warned her of the possi- been set because an appeal la create for him "sui unsurmount- MUty of 'What will happen if I pending. abl* finaaeial burden.” lose my appeal,” Tajra said, Tajra said he is- optimistic Hto proposal for the outdoor Washihgfons Birthday Mr. Ford is'very conscious of the importance "but she wants to go through about the appeal’s outcome. If venture was mat with concorn rw With i t ” he goes free, he said, hs would and distroas by nsigblioriiig •flraMB of newspapers as an effective advertising medium. Mra. Beatty is a widow and like to settle in Chicago or Cali­ proparty eemara 1 GALA SPECTACULAR Bsotfaer of two children. fornia. FEATURING NATIONALLY KNOWN Warden Jock J1 .\UV*-A/C’.l ” "The Wild Aagcto” • J.. v’.i *,•. i.VUl . JMU to the SUnois Supreme riASZ iRODSiGER'RIIAT TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE 6E0R6E ” ' ’ •. ■ '• I’ilii: : ’ ' ’TT'. Jpaatt Jelmsen agreed to ^ o HAHKUKIJ SPRIM.IIIIU Dn,' ■ ■ h HI' ■ * ' HAUf OKU BOLT \N mMNMWOrAIWIRTMCOUM MANCHESTliat EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, l*Ri:>r.uAR)r i8 , 1967 PAOB fIV I J .fAtiii Jf-OUl BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,’ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1967 the Rev. Mr. Brace In the sanc­ tuary for prospective members. a.m.. Morning Worship. and the actual probabiUUea o f Presiden­ 10 Area Churches Churches Sermon: “ The Last Supper.” -W onders of the Universe- Sb Francis ot Asalal Union Congregational Church Sb George’s Epfscopal .Ctanrell tial oondiiot and policy, . have made Emanuel Lutiwran Church St. Bridget’s Church Flrat Church of Christ, “ Nursery and Crib Room. Communist propaganda and diplomatlo Church and ChcStnnt Sts. 678 EUlngtim Rd., Rockville Bb 44 A, iBoltaai Ettnmtg IjifralJi Rev. John J. Delaney, Paator 8olenttst 6 p.m., Sriwol of Missions. South Windsor Rev. Lyman D. Reed Rev. Doiqilas E. Theuner, Vtaav elaima look good to the rest of the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. Robert J. Keen 447 N. Main 8b The Rev. Allen Smith of Ham- w fm.iWHiiin bT 'IUB Rev. OordMi B. Wadbams, Assistant Minister n»»Ai.T> FRnmiia co.. me. world. Important Benefit Paator Rev. Dannie R. Huaeey den will discuss urban renewal. Rev. Eric J, Ootliberg, Paator 8 ami., Holy Eucharist. I t BIh c U StrMt 11 a.m., Sunday church ser- Sandwich supper; dessert and Rev. John E. RIkteraltis, 9 a.m., Church School, Grades 10:15 a.m.. Choral Eucharist lIaiiehMter,Oonii. ’Assistant Pastor TBOMAB T. y ta lGUSOM Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 in vice, Sunday School, and nurs- beverage provided. Program for Assistant Paator 8 to 12. and Church School. WALTER R. FEROUSON Always Back To The Jungle? From Space Flight the church. 9:16, 10:80 and 12:00 ery. children Grades 1 through Nurs- 10:30 a.m., Church School, In- 7 pmi.. Evening Prayer and PabUshen Somehow, some o f the defense being 9 and l0:46 a.m., Divine Wor- in the auditorium, VcMBded October 1, 1881 The subject of the Lesson-Ser- ery.- Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 fonts to Grade 4. Young People’s Fellowafalp. f. made o f the connection between the ship and Church School. Nurs­ m A t. Thursday, 3 p.m., Children’s Rev. K. L. Gustafson, Methodist Youth Fellowship. Wednesday, 12:15 p.m.. Noon Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor of the Kingdom in Heaven” , by rapidly scanning the ocean. form from which to monitor her "outstanding ability, ac- Meeting Sundays in New Church 8 p.m.. Church council. The question, which is theoretical, in Lenten Mission. Pastor 8 p.m., Young Adult gproup. day Lenten Office. Saturday, February 18 Conferences are continually un­ large-Bcale features and events complishments and service to Saturday, 7:30 a.m., Lay- R. Queck, Watohtower Society one sense, but also'the most real ques­ derway to assess the role sat- Friday, 7:00 p.m.. Holy Com­ Monday, 7:60 p.m. Official 7:30 p.m., Lenten Vespers. .. men's Lenten Breakfast and Representative. * on inaccessible coastllnee, and munion. St. Matthias' Day. club, community and Masses at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 tion in all human living, is whether the eUites will play in the study of 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. board. Charles Haid, lay preacher. ® study. 4 p.m.. Study of Jan. 16 issua closely follow their modification state.” a.m. operation of the world to date can be these -vast areas. Dally, 7 p.m.. Evening Pray­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Discussion ------of Watchtower “ Making Grate­ Politics Is The General? by floods, earthquakes, surges, er. Gospel Hall As a member of the Junior classified as a success. Dr. Gifford C. Ewing, of the 6 p.m., Christ’s Ambassadors on Vietnam program Century Mr.s. Decker has been Unitarian Fellowahip ful Use at a (Penny)’’, pngs and wave attacks. Church is open dally for pray- youth meeting, 8 p.m., Brewster Circle. 416 Center. St. Unitarian Meeting House 41. * Two dlapatctaea to the Christian Set- We find Jt logical to submit that— Woods Hole Oceanographic In* Emergring volcanoes and the its president for two years: Academy Junior High School stitution and chairman of a re­ **’• . 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Ser- Wednesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s SO Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., TheociW* anca Monitor sugrssBt that the key rea> when the Senator from the great state appearance and disappearance chairman of service, ways and Glastonbury cent conference of oceanograph­ ------idee. study group. 10 a.m., Breaking bread. Rev. Nathaniel D. Laiiriat tic Ministry School Bible read* pons for the collapse of the latest peace* of Wyoming can procltiim, in, the year of sand bars and Mands can be means and membership, and an ers, says that scientists have Trinity Covenant Church Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. Prayer Thursday, 8:30 p.m.. Men’s 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. ing, Jude. ■« negotlatkm posslbUlty in Vletaam may 1967, that the only thing for us to do monitored by satellites. Military executive adidsor. As a mem­ 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. expressed "restrained opti­ Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. Service. Christian growth group.' 7 p.m., .Gospel meeting. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, 8:30 p.m.. Service Meeting! have been political reasons. „ is to head into the Jungle once again, and commercial groups can sur­ Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer ber of Connecticut Federation of 'I"'; Morning meeting. Speaker, the w e e ^ mism’’ over the application of Rev. K. EJnar Rask, Pastor ------npn's ha., haen Rev. Wendell Steohen. counsel- Theme: “ Expanding Ourselves and behave like the lowest thing we can vey sea-ice In relatively inac­ Women’s Clubs she has been Rev. Wendell Stephen, counsel- , * One dispatch, from the Monitor cor* satellites which can use remote Church of the Nazarene meeting. School. cessible polar regions. Thle Second Congregational Church Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. Jun'or project co-chair­ Ing psychologist and chaplain J" °^P®« Appreciate tha respondent at Qie United Nations, cred- find there—we haven’t proved very sensors to scan the face of the 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 236 Main St. - - Kingdom.” would g(lve added safety at sea. 385 N. Main Sb man, and state Junior fine arts at Hartford Hospital. Topic; UN diplomats with making the fol- much success for hiunanity and civili­ earth every ninety minutes. In classes for all age groups. Rev. Robert J. Sboff, Minister Vernon Assembly of God Church ..Tj,e Meaning of Death.” Thursday, 8 p.m.. Group ills'* Sensors on satelUtes can give Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister chairman. zation. the past, -visual sightings which 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. United Pentecostal Church Northeast School ______cussion in the Bible aid “ Thingl leiwing analysis of one reason why the ^Zing! Went the Strings Information on temperature Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Her other activities Include We suggest that, as a practical mat­ could penetrate only a few feet Sermon. Dr. Louis Person, as­ 187 Woodbridge St. Intersection of Rts. 30 and 31 in Which It Is Impossible foT White House, for its part, was unwlU* Associate Minister 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. being a former Brownie leader, St. John’s Episcopal Church Chris Benson of 257 Ludlow Rd., a Grade 8 pupil at Eennet Junior High School, gets an Im­ of water, or acoustic means fronts and the flow and boun­ sistant to the president of North Rev. Robert L, Baker, Pastor Vernon God to Lie” . ^ )pg to make any concession in order to ter, it may be almost time for honor­ Classes for all age groups. a member of St. Margaret Rt. 30 near Hillside Ave., promptu lesson In the proper posture for harp-plucking after a music assembly yesterday, daries of ocean currents. Bio- P£u-k College and Theological Rev. Michellno Ricci ------I able men and honorable nations to be­ means which could look at the 9 a.m.. Adult Church School. 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. Mary’s Church Ladies Guild, Vernon begin peace talks now. at which members of the Hartford Symphony’s string section demonstrated the various lunlnescence. (emission of light Seminary, Chicago, HI., guest 10 a.m., Sunday School. Vernon Methodist Church have honorably, for those who hope to ocean floors through thick lay­ 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Message by the pastor. Nurs- recording secretary of Avery Rev. James L. Grant, Rector **EIection timing—peace talks are stringed instruments. Showing her how It’s done is the orchestra’s harpist Assimta Dell’ ers of water, were the only from living organisms) also preacher. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Rt. 80 escape from the Jungle to disdain the Church School Nursery through ery and Children's Church. St. School PTA, member of a hkely to be a long, tediously fought Aquila, left, of New York City. Carl Osier, 267 Highland St, also Grade 8, awaits his turn. means of investigating the seas. " probably could be measured to 7 p.m.. Family Hour. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Morton A. Mage* tactics and ethics of the Jungle, and Grades 7. Sermon by the Rev. 6 p.m.. Junior Fellowship, Citizen’s Study Group on Sex 7:46 a.m., Holy Communion. process. If President Johnson enters The assembly, an annual event at Bennet, was preceded by classroom study of the compon­ With several satellites strategi­ locate large moving animals Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Lenten Mr. Davis. Coffee Social In Fel- Teen and Young Adult Fellow- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Pray­ 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. >1 for controversialists, stragglers, rivals, Education In the South Wind- 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Ser­ yiem now with no military concession ent instruments. Cost of the program was financed by the student activities fund. (Her­ cally spaced in orbit, the entire and schools of fish. Service. lowshlp Hall. ship. er and Bible study. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer 9:30 a.m., Worship ServlM fighters everywhere to try to stop win­ The “red tides” that interest . ______sor School System: and p u b lic __. c!....’, mon,, classes, baby-sitting. |ram the other side he runs* the risk ald photo by Saternis.) ocean surface can be scanned 6 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Fedlow- _ . and Child Care. Sermon Iw thi biologists and fishery ecientists esfaTp’ Cent®'- Congregational Church relations a n d Information ______^ 10:46 a.m ning by adopting for themselves the continuously with a variety of The Salvation Army ship. Message by the pastor. ., Holy Communion, pastor. Church School. Nursery* Ih^t by campaign time next year the United Church of Christ chairman of the board of direc­ Sermon, classes. tactics of their adversaries. electromagnetic sensors. could be studied. 661 Main St. 7 p.m., Senior Youth Fellow­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Pray­ Avery St, and Kindergarten. «, alectorate might be soured and impa* Recently, the technologlcel 11 Center St. tors of the Manchester Schol­ Monday, 7:30 p.m. Mutual What is the most single frightening Data Centers Captain Ernest V. Payton ship. er, Praise and Bible study. Christian Reformed Church 10:30 a.m.. Church School fov tlent with the way things turn out. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, arship Foundation. Responribility and I^ terd ^ n - ^ other claisses. thing in the world today? It is the de­ The most Important applica­ benefits from space flight have Officer in Charge Monday, 8 p.m.. Women’s Fel­ 661 Avery St. "On the other hand, the President Tales of Connecticut been played down. But Jt la ob­ Minister She graduated ■with a B.A. dence in the Body of Christ t ^ w, v ..ai. gree to which, in the course o f our A Thought for Today tion of satellites -would be to lowship program, “ Vocational South Methodist Church South Windsor (MRI) at Mr. and Mrs. E. Tay- ' Y«>“ th F«|, now knows that he can start talks by vious that the potential tn the Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, degree, summa cum laude, straggle against Communism, we have Sponsored by the Manchester gather and transmit to date cen­ Sunday, 8 a.m., Prayer Break- RehablUtation of the Mentally Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D, Rev. James A. Bonnema, hatting the bombing. Therefore, these use of satellites is enormoua In Associate Minister from Douglass ■ College, New lor, 36 Discovery Rd., Vernon. adopted the standards, the practices, Council of Churches ters Information telemetered by fast. Retarded In Manchester.” Nor- Pastor Minister Mrs. E. Taylor, 36 Discovery analysts reason, he would rather wait time there wUl come a need for Miss Antoinette Bierce, Brunswick, N. J. She is a mem- Bolton Congregational dnirek* sensors located on the ocean 9:30 a.m., Sunday School man Fendell and Mrs. John Mc- Rev. Richard W. Dupee Rd., Vernon. the moralities we have been flattering Eli Elation something in the sea, be it food, EMrector of Christian Edneation her of Sigma Delta Pi, national Rev. J. Stanton Conover, until eloaer to campaign time. A t that The late C. S. Lewis once surface. These sensors would in­ (Classes for all eiges). Elraevy, guest speakers. Associate Pastor 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., MRI at ourselves we were fighting against. minerals or ice, which will be ------Spanish honor society, and was Minister time he might have a greater military clude drifting and fixed Instru­ 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meet- Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Church Rev. Gary 8. Cornell all ages. Mr. and Mrs. R. Marth, 9 Vine compared God’s coming to this pursued -vigorously with men, 8, 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Worship a member and welfare chair- Miss Jeanne Lefevre, advantage. And the talks would seem By Wesley Gryk Jr. mentation buoys, ships, shore ing (nursery provided). School, Grades 8 through 12. Associate Pastor 11 a.m., Worship Service. Dr., Vernon. world in the Person of Christ stations, tags attached to mi- materiel and money. A t that Service. The Rev. Mr. Simpson man of the American Women’s Student Director ot Obristiaa') fresher and more hopeful to the public had, then apple pie which shall 6:16 p.m., Open Air Meet- Thursday, 7 p.m.. Stewardship Wednesday, 6 a.m.. Holy The Double Western What comprises ” . . . a bundle time the full value of our invest­ preaching. Second in a series. Club in Munich, Germany. She ''y- oprviee Education U If Just started.” to a man’s attempting to com­ gyrating animals and markers on ing. committee. 9 and 10:46 a.m., Worship Ser- Communion. The most charming thing about net­ of Wild Fire not easily controll­ be made of one and three-quart­ ment in space flight may be “ Familiar Sayings with Unfa- has three children, Deborah, 9; ® ^ J Women’s municate some great news to ice and drifting icebergs. 6:30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. 8 p.m.. Lenten pn^ram The ^ < = ^ v ® r s a l ^ of Prayer; Twists/’ TViplc: “ What Jeff, 4; and Glenn, 1 Thursday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. The cynical, almost brutal note In work television Is the naive. Innocent, er pounds of dough, one-quarter realized. ed or governed...” ? Accord­ These are but a few of many 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. Rev.. Gene Mace, chaplain of Sacrament of Holy Baptism. ______Bible study, nursery provided. 7:30 p.m.. Prayer group. 10 a.m., Church School. WoV4 analysis is to be regretted. It is not self-trusting and public-trusting way it all the clawing creatures on, the pound of hog’s fat, two ounces (Oopr. T-M, 196T a Shame!’ ing to Professor Ezra Stiles, Jobs satellites could do. Ma­ Monday, 6 p.m., Junior Song- Manchester Memorial Hospital, The Rev. Dr. Shaw preaching. or acapegoais ot 7:30 p.m., MRI at Mr. and ship Service. Sermon; “Th% guite as simple as it may seem; that plana its own failures. ocean bottom. In order to com­ of sugar, and half a peck of 1967.” rine sciences would benefit «*- Gen. Fea. Corp.) sters. guest speaker. Sermon: “The Challenge to First Evangelical Lutheran the White House is decreeing so many municate, the man has to be­ who made the statement, the apples.” 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Church Mrs.•sr G ^rge Cornell SSGeoT^e ChaU®"*® * Here it is February, 1967, with seven 8 ‘ p.m.. Friendship Circle. ______Faith.” CSiurch School for Radio Today .. Vernon. , ^ , P ™-’ FeUowaWp^ come one of them. But then, Yale student body fits this def­ . . . Fredimen, as always, were School and Crib Room. Church of Rockville Dr more months of fighting and deaths so months to go before the next television Tuesday, 2 p.m.. Home Presbyterian Church Grades 1 through 12. Nursery Lenten diacussion group. for all his efforts, the man- inition welL Professor Stiles’ at a distinct disadvantage. They 6:30 p.m.. Adult bellringers’ WDBC—136» Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Thursday, 9:30-11:30 a.m., that people will be in a better mood season formally opens, and with, if League. Spruce St Pre-school classes 1:00 Mike Milliard Pastor Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Ladies’ Ben- become-crab is torn flipper from word ought not to be doubted, were forbidden to wear their class in Woodruff Hall. Child 4:00 Long John Wade Bible class, baby-sitting. , . „ , ^ around November, 1968. need be, at least a few weeks still open 6 p.m.. Corps Cadet CTasses. G eorge W. Smith,' Mlniste*' children two to five years 7:30 p.m., MRI at Mrs. Edith Society. claw, and killed. -e in 1777, he was named hats in the college yard until care. 8:00 Dick Robinson The second Monitor dispatch, written World News Roundup 6:45 p.m.. Senior Songsters old. 1:00 News, Sign Off 9 a.m., Simday School. Phillips, Lakevlew Hts., Tol- 'Japanese Japan«8e Tea Ceremony” for serious dreaming and planning, and That which the Church calls President of the University. the May recess, unless the Monday, 8 p.m., Grace Group, WSCH—91» from Washington, also links politics to 8 p^m.. Senior Band. School a.m.. Adult study class. Su­ with elides. '5 there is a network which has already “Incarnation’ ’and “Crucifixion” ^ ale was indeed an interest­ weather was stormy or their Robbins Room. Dr. Abraham 1:00 Matinee 10:30 a.m.. The Service. land. ____ ' M Wednesday, 3:30 p.m., Sun- classes for all ages, sannah Wesley Hall. 4:30 Hartford HlghUght# the possibility of peace in Vietnam, but decided to improve its Sunday night are wrapped up in Lewis’ little ing educational institution in arms were full. Frosh could not Kurien of India, speaker. 7:00 News 7:30 p.m., MRI at Mr. and beams. 10:45 a.m., Senior High Fo­ Our Saviour Lutheran Church Rockville Methodist Ohiirch In an entirely different way. This news programming next year by following up example. the eighteenth century. For ex­ -speak to anyone out of a win­ Review of Celibacy Rule 10:46 ajn., Worship Service. Tuesday, 8 p.m., Emma Net- 7:30 Crasllght Mrs. Barclay Chase, Sunset Thursday, 6 p.m., Jimior rum. 12:00 Quiet Hours 239 Graham Road, Wapplng Ter., Vernon._ __ 142 Grove St., ' « article suggests that the next bright one already highly popular "Western” And that same “ so what else ample ___ dow, nor run on the campus or The Rev. Arthur Kay, executive 2:00 Sign Off Band. director of Christian Training, 6 p.m.. Junior High Method- WTIC—1080 Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor Friday, 8:30 p.m.. Holy Com- WlUard E. Conklin, Pootita; Chance for peace may come after this which lasts an hour with another new­ is new” atitude will keep a lot .. .The student menu was on stalra. Youth Feiinwahit rMon.,.,. Gourley will speak and Pressed Inside Vatican 7 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. _ ist Youth Fellowahip. Discus- 1:00 News munion. year’s scheduled elections in Vdetneun of people away from their rather strangely arranged. The Inc., guest speaker. show slides on “ Ireland.” 1:15 Home Decorator ly created “Western” which will also .. .There seems to have been to try again Sunday to persuade ,T;30 p.m.. Mid-week Meeting. 2:00 Metropolitan Opera 9 a.m., Early Worship. 7 p.m.. Junior Bible class. 9:30 a.m.. Church SdMc|^ succeed in establishing a civilian gov* churches tomorrow. dining steward was Instructed to VA’ncAN emr (a p ) — last an hour. some problem in communica­ him to quit. 5:00 Monitor 9 a.m., and 10:30 a.m., Sun­ 7:30 p.m., MRI at Mr. 'and Nuraept throt^hJtaulta emment there to replace the present Rev. Joseph E. Bourret serve " . . .for supper, two quarts Pressure was said today to be 6:00 News ’This clever piece of prospective tions. Students were allowed to The announcement that Church of Christ 7 p.m., Evening Worship. worship. 6:15 Monitor day School. Mrs. Robert Alperi, 3 Olive Dr., _ Wonatifis,^ Concordia Lutheran of milk and one loaf of bread increasing Inside the Vatican Friday, 8:30 p.m., Supper and 7:50 TTOonn vs. UMass military JuntA The United States needs scheduling, to follow one hour-long converse with one another only strongman Gen. Suharto wlH Lydall and Vernon Sts. 8:15 pm., RPYF at home of P "* > Senior Methodist 10:30 a.m.. Late Worship. Rockville. ‘ Church for four. When milk camiot be speaker. First of Lenten Eve­ 9:40 Monitor ______Cross.” Nursery through Gratia* iiich a civlUan face, such a civilian sta* Western with another hour-long West* in Latin. for a major review of Roman lead a military delegation to Eugene Brewer, Minister Miss Miriam Schettier. Youth Fellowship. .iiceunif BuenKer ur 11:00 - News ning meeting. Speaker, Dr. 4. ’’i bility in Vietnam, it has reasoned, be* . era, is, so far, the brightest prospective ...F in es were Imposed for Catholicism’s clerical celibacy meet -with Sukarno caime four Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Men’s Fel- Kurien. Tbplc:' “ Indta. Its Ways] liioo ^e^°8lde of Dev Wesleyan Methodist Church First Congregational Cfanrcb many misdemeanors. To Jump Monday, 7:16 p.m., 'P rayefi fore.lt can ever consider it safe to be* stroke of genius on the entertainment rule, as more priests abandon days after Suharto’s staff coor­ 9:45 a.m., Bible Classes. lowshlp. Know Your Hymnal.” Media- Futuro ” - - - WINF-12s6 Crj’stal Lake Rd., Ellington of Vernon out of a college window cost the 10:45 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Battalion *>y the Rev. Mr. Dupee, 1:00 News Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Rev. John A. Looey, Minister and discussion time. ^ gin to negotiate peace there. The pre­ horizon. their vows for marriage. dinator, Maj. Gen. Aiamsjah, 1:10 Speak Up Hartford student one shilling. A card or “ A Man After God's Own meeting. 7 :45, Membership Seminar In 2:00 Barry Farber Rev.______Betsy_ G.^ ______French, Wednesday, 10 a.m „ Wams;. sumption is that the present military But It is not, of course, entirely with­ said there would be “ no more ZloD Evangelical dice game, when discovered, “ It can hardly be avoided,” Heart.” Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Pray- study, 3:06 Speak Up Hartford 9:46 a.m., Sunday School, Minister of Clutotian Education “ .f study circle. ^ junta, if left to itself to try to deal out previous parallel and precedent. An­ missions, no more talks” with Lutheran Church 6:10 'World Thie Week Connecticut Yankee entailed a fine of two shillings said one expert here who fore­ the 66-year-oM president 6 p.m., Youth meeting. er meeting and BlMe study. Monday, 8 p.m., WSCS meet- 6:30 News Classes for all ages. ------P'” *’’ . Pp'J^^'nt^wton oi^ with the political condition of the other netawork once had a wonderful saw such a study in com­ (Missouri Synod) 6:40 Weekend Chriatian social 'toncerns. sixpence, while absence from It stirred speculation that an 6 p.m., Worship. “ Fight the Thursday, 8:30 p.m., Stockade ^8! to Reception Hall. Cooper and High Sts. 7:00 News 11 a.m., Worship Service. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning country, would soon be demolished by half hour Western, and then had the By A .H .O . prayers brought one penny. In menting on the latest case from Good Fight.” meeting. Tuesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s CTass 7:15 » ^ a k Up Hartford Nursery. Worship. The Rev. Mr. Lacey Thuraday, 7:18 p.m., Lente^ agreement had been reached Rev. Walter L. Abel, 8:00 HPHS vs. Weaver the superior political skills and genius to transform that Into a full Just a single three-year period, England — the decision Friday Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Ladies Bi­ 8 p.m VoUeyball. ■with Holy Communion. The Rev. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. preaching the second in a ser- Service conducted by Mm'sr nils session of the General terior conterit, with the under­ between Sukarno and the armed Interim Pastor 9:40 Speak Up Hartford Club. ittrengths c f the Vietcong. Jioiur Western. one hundred and seventy-two by a 27-year-old missionary, the ble Class. Mr. Cornell, preacher. 11:30 Barry Farber 6:30 p.m., Fast and Prayer, ies of Lenten sermons. Topic: standing that the legislators forces commanders, although 12:00 News By this analysis, we must go on Nor Is the two-Western Sunday eve­ Assembly has 117 feiver mem­ pounds were collected. Rev. Arnold McMahon, to take Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid­ Jehovah’s Witnesses 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. "Stories Jesus Told”. would, in time, provide the ac­ Foreign Minister Adam Malik 12:15 Sign Off fighting and killing for many more bers than the last. That repre­ a -wife. week Service. Kingdom Hall WPOP—141# Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Prayer 9:26 and 10:66 a.m., Church ning network going to be alone, next tual text of the legislation . . .Scandal swept the state in was quoted as telling a Moslem 1:00 Woody Show months in Vietnam, not for military - Some sources cautioned, how­ 126 N. Main St. ^ 1 . The Rev. Mr. Dupee. lead- wiiheliT* Wilkens irf Service and BlMe study. School. year. One of its rivals Is going to match sents an impressive statistical they wanted passed. 1778, when some Yale students, youth group Friday there would 6:00 Lee “ Babi” Simms Show ever, that any Vatican-ordered ------6 p.m.. Grade 9 and Junior CHARGE YOUR heasons but in order to get the people It, with an hour-long Western of Its reduction. studying in Glastonbury, pro­ be no compromise with Sukar­ ■ ' ■ * CSovoiwtry Today, by contrast, a leg^is- review was likely to change 8 p.m. » Bible d i^ u rse. ^tory Circle in ^ p.^ .; voters meet- r iiin lin iito Rri<1ir<> Wapplng Community Church Pilgrim Fellowship. the country to go to the polls and own. lator merely needs a jacket for posed to present a play. At the no. A good portion of the mem­ only the way young seminarians THE Theme; “ Sacrifices That Please wesiey Hall. j arupuLH i.c u i i u g c Congregational 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow- PRESCRIPTION Vote themselves a government they So It Is going to be a kind of coop­ bership of this session is new his bill and a statement of the time drama was considered to Results in a duplicate bridge ^ ^ Hutcheon, Minister ship. be in extremely poor taste. Al­ are introduced to the prospect God.” .7-®® P*"- Lenten Study themselves might choose to defend. erative genius which, next year, la go­ and Inexperienced, owing to the intent the, bill would have If It Storm Hits Italy though the ruling body of the of lifetime celibacy and not BIBLE 4:ie p.m.. Group discussion of Course. TOeiie: “ The Changing s c S ” S ^ ’ * Rev. Theodore Bacheler, Tuesday, 7 p.m., Youth mem- , This analysis, not cynical like the ing to transform Sunday evening tele­ fact that the state’s larger were written, and he is offered ROME (AP) — AU Italy today ^ .,.5. .-. ------.. FnmiiTT •> TV- TV-..1J /-I TV____ ocnooi Sian. American Club are: North- Mlnister bership meeting. town forbade the presentation, bring about a relaxation of the the Watchtower Magazine arti- P^emlly.’’ Dr. David C. Payne, Thursdav 7 t> m fbtttUv ------tv i, j l^ v iou s anailysiB from UN diplomats, vision into an almost all-Western af­ communities were suddenly the convendence of merely sub­ was gripped by bad weather cle, “ Making G r a t^ l Use of a Assistant Professor in the De- l S ^ th in c^duot!^ William-McDougall and ------Wednesday, 7 p.m., Teach- the Yalies went through with church’s celibrate tradition. SPEAKS I^ks toward the development of de­ fair. privileged to send as many as mitting this Jacket to the lieg- that left at least two persons Penny.” portment of Child Development the R ev^Sfr" ^ James Polltes, first; James 8 a.m., Worship Service. Ser- er’s workshop, subject: ” Wor- Waiaom* Hors it anyway, spending the equiv­ They said celibacy was rapid­ mocracy itsett as the prerequisite and 10 members to the House islative Commissioners who dead and six missing. b y Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Bible ^ Fam «y Relations, Unlver- :.^^ nm iw, t-...„ Baker and Fred P ^ e n h a g ^ mon by the Rev. Mr. Baoheler, ship.” The shame of It all Is that there la alent of several hundred dol­ ly matching birth control as the 7 where they had had only two will then proceed to write a blU An avalanche tore off the side Eugene group*oup discussions______at the follow- Connecticut, lecturer. Ooupje’g Club" ^econd, ^Md Jerry Lattal and the People Press.” ThuiThursday, 7:16 p.m.. Lenten )iey to success in Vietnam. In this really still nothing better on television lars to finance the production, toughest problem throughout AT before. That should represent, for him. of a mountain Friday night near ing locations: 287 Oakland St., °pen to the pubUc. George Dickie, third. 9;3q and 11 a.m .,' Worship Service, Medttation by the Rev. c^nmtry, we have to delay reaching for than a good warming, soothing West­ which was student^written. The the church in need of an an­ Brew er one would think, at least a cer­ The device of two legislative 726 N. Main St., 18 Chambers Thursday, 8 p.m.. Children’s Also, East-West, Jon Marx seryjee. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Lacey, peace imtil we are sure it won’t threat­ ern. Why can’t the network geniuses see play was concerned with sev­ swer. Belluno in the Dolomites fol­ PINE PHARMACY tain initial deidlne In the activ­ Commissioners, one for each lowing a daylong snowstorm St. and 71D Bhiefield Dr. in Lenten Mission School. Balloon Clubbed smd Charles Dunn, first; Dwight Hutcheon, “ Whom Say Ye 8 p.m., Adult study, group in en the outcome of our election. In Viet* it for themselves that if one hour long' eral Revolutionary War Inci- Christendom has been turned 664 Center St. 649-9814 ity potential of the new ses­ party, available to write as Far more is Involved in the an(^ crashed onto five Alpine Manchester. Also 144 Griffin Rd. Friday, 6:30 p.m.. Youth Fel­ PAiRliS— In 1783 the French ^**77 and Fred Ramey, second, That i Am?” Church School, library. ijun, we have to have an election before Western is a tremendous success, two cents, and was the last drama Into the champion of social tth_ j „. sion. many bills as legislators think Vatican’s increasing concern soldiers. Three soldiers mada It lowship. pionew balloonists, the Mont- Wink- we dare reach for peace. While we feel in Connecticut until the mid justice and equality by theolo- hour long Westerns on the same eve­ Yet the new session, the of introducing. Is a very mod­ over “ decectlng priests,’’ It was to safety. FYiday at the Kingdom Hall: golfler brothers, experimented tor, third, Eastminster United eurslves bound by these two political 1790’s. explained, that the rcent Bkig- gians who would m ^e the gos­ ning must prove a disastrous flopT smallest and most Inexperi­ ern convenience too. The other two were missing pel “relevant” to our society 7 :30 p.m.. Theocratic Ministry Community Baptist Church with on unmanned balloon, The game is open to the pub- Presbyterian Fellowship ■ilvisabilitles, the fighting and dying enced in membership in our The same commissioners . . .Respect for elders was con­ llsb cases.- and feared dead under a mass today. They imagine that they School. 686 E. Center St. which escaped jmd came down 11® ®n*l sponsored by the Man- George E. Slye School proceed as usual, but not neces- A Big Step Up ■■ time, has already been award­ have responsibility for seeing sidered a prime virtue, to the Father McMahon, a member of snow and rocks. thus have g;rasped the true 8:36 p.m.. Service meetiiig. Rev. Frederick R. Bruce, in a remote ■village. Peasants, Chester Bridge Club. It Is play- Kingston Dr. off Oak St. s ^ y for any mlUtary reasons. Cincinnati will have its pedestrians ed the prize for Introducing the that bills remain in proper point of absurdity. Students of the Divine Word religious A snowstorm that had significance of Christ’s teach­ Interim Minister there, thinking it an evil spirit, *d each Friday at 8 p.m. at the East Hartford were punished if they came • These two pieces of analysis of why walking above its downtown streets by largest number of bills in Con­ form and language If they ever order who was disciplined three dumped up to three feet of snow ing. St. John’s PoUsta National attaMied it with clubs. Italian American Club. Rev. Gordon S. Bates, within ten rods of the president T^ashington didn’t consider the time next year. They will be ^walking on a necticut history. actually head toward consider­ years ago for publicly favoring Thursday and Friday started up CatitoUo Church 9 a.m.. Church School for all Minister of the university, eight rods of If they understand Christi­ system of second-storjr concourses, That this is so Is the result, ation and passage. contrac.^ption for married Cath­ again today In some sections of anity, Paul and Peter missed Rev. Walter A. Hyszko ages. Expanded sessiim for AUTO CRASH FATAL ‘NATURAL SONAR’ r(pe for negotiation over Vietnam were any t>rofessor, or five rods of lunson^s which can be built without an expensive in the main, of a praiseworthy When we began covering the olics, said in London that he northern Italy, it entirely. Not only is there Pastor Nursery through Grade 4 con- WOODBRIDGE (AP) — Police The oilMrd, a noctomai bird 10 a.m.. Worship and Church c a r t e d by American Journalists in an the tutors. They were forbidden re-arrangement of the downtown area. instinct to Improve the opera­ General Assembly, the final was marrying an American Many mountain towns were no mention of such concerns tinulng during worship service, said Mrs. Elizabeth Carrozza 24, which lives in tropical caves, is School. Arnsrlcan newspaper, in a way to pro* ^ to wear any head covering-in The Idea is to separate walkers from tion of the democratic process. form and content of bills about Catholic glrL Isolated. Hundreds of trucks by the church, but these apo.s- Masses at 8:80 and 10:30 a.m. Disclpleshlp class conducted by of PlalnviUe, was klfied Friday the only bird known to use “ nat- Sermon; “ Is It’Hme That vpks thought but not to accuse, to re­ the front yards of the bouses traffic, and make it easier and pleas­ And we suppose that, if we to be passed was supervised McMahon said he wanted to were stnmded on Impassable tles even set forth rales of con­ ______when her car failed to Tnnic« a ural sonar” similar to that used Denominations Are Out of tort posslbllitiss but not to render owned by professors or the duct presupposing the existence Candy Kitchen anter for people to move around in Cin­ had to choose between what and controlled from J. Henry find a way to remain In the roads from the Brenner Pass turn on the Litchfield Turn- by bats to avoid hitting objects Date?” judgment „ president. of certain social inequities. Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Daily cinnati’s main shopping area. happens In the legislature to­ Roraback’s headquarters in church and campaign for the leading to Austria to the liguri- pike and crashed into a stone ait night, according to the En------} A day or two later, however, there . . .Much emphasis was plac­ “Wast thou called being a bond- The idea of building pedestrian con­ day, as a result of^ all our mod­ downtown Hartford, and all right of prlei^ to marry. He on HiUs near tha western coast waU. cyclopedia Brltannica. Choose From Over 200 Varieties ed on the social rank of stu­ servant (slave) ? Care not for n ^ e, from a icml-oflficlal publication courses up one level Instead o f under­ em solicitude for the demo­ the work and responsibility predicted that' In the long run it: Nay, even if thou const be­ Viet Casualty dents. Everyone was called by li^ Hanoi, something in the nature of an ground—as some other cities have dons cratic process, and what used “ we will win this battle.” come free, use it rather.” 1 Cor. were cemtered there, and there his last name, unless he was CHESHIRE (AP) — The fa­ SOooo Good—Our . . . sfousatlon. It waji an accusation which, at great expense — is not a new one. to happen in the Legislature i ‘ 7:21. Bondservants were told to was no cluttering up of the the eldest son of a knight or the mily of Army Pfc. Gary C. ope could be sure, the propagandist Leonardo da Vinci sketched such a plan when we began covering it, a public processes unless the obey their masters with fear wn of a nobleman. Sons of Moscow Meeting H erald and good will; While Christian Richards has received word of ffolomats In Hanoi would consider for Milan in the 16th Century. few .decades ago, we would machine,, for some reason,, Ms death in action in Vietnam. TRUFFLES tradesmen were considered to MOSCOW (AP) — Premier mostars were told to treat ■jrengthened by the two pieces of Cincinnati is not alone in this country choose the condition of today. wished there’ to be clutter. BORN AGAIN CHRISTIANS Mr. and Mrs- Ed'wln W. Rich­ Creamy smooth layen of dork and mllfc diooolata bo of the lowest status. Alexei N. Kosygin met in the Yesterdays their slaves with equality and in trying out this approach. Hartford That does not keep the actu­ That was a form 6t dictator­ ards were notified FMday that that melts tn your montii. dSmertoan journalism from which wc . . .In 1777, the only piece o t Kremlin today with U.B. Am­ Justice, Eph. 6: 6-9 and CoL and Baltimore also are buAdlng second- al condition we have today ship. 3:22-4:1. Christian slaves were their son, in the war zone for |i|ivs been quoting. Hanot’s accusation science appartatus to be found bassador Lelewellyn E. Thomp­ 25 Yean Ago level walkwaj^ into their big new down­ from seeming something like Now there Is freedom, and commanded to honor their a year, was returning from an OfM that Washington, after Hanoi fl* at the New Haven school was son to discuss a personal appeal You Are Invited town projects. But as Bhrtune magazine an abuse of the convenience democracy, and It Is made easy Mancbeater’a three service masters, even recognizing that ambush x>6trol whm Mt by ■ally made its own offer to begin nego* a rusty four-foot telescope. To­ from President Johnson for a some ■would have Christian notes, Cindnilatl “provides by far the and service offered the modem for the lowliest legislator to dubs, Rotary, Rlwanla and Ex- hostile small arms fire. tmting if the bombing of the Nqi^ day, millions of dollars are slowdown In the arms race. > m a ^ rs . 1 Tim. 6:1, 2. most Interesting example of how such legislator. Introduce long lists of the most diong^, meet In a joint gather­ To otlond the Tuosdoy evening meering of Richards was attached to tiie o|ased an o ffe r . w W A WfMbingtbn spent in scientific fields alone. an elevated system can be achieved When we began covering the sophisticated l^ s , and the con­ Vietnam was also believed to ing at the YMQA to beer an In- Christianity destroyed stav- Hit MANCHESTER BIBLE CLASS. Tills doss 3rd Battalion of the S9(h to- n IgM oonoelVBbly^ have taken as wtiatr with neither much new building nor General AMemhly, a legislator have been discussed at the first muring and ASucational Ulus- ery, not by rebellious revolu­ fantry as a rielfman. He was venience and assistance extend­ ONB LOST 8179 MILLION it sponsored by the Calvary .Baptist Church f i would fiM In sxehanga «Q1> stopping g n a t expense.” had to be able to write a bill formal meeting of Kosygin with tnted lecture r Mancheotsr.. cheap price to pay for the benefits of Somewhat later on, there Phone: 643-2617 . Ibocher Windsor 688-1810 the boBohlng, bad probably do* Bailey machine, this time, to said the money would.be better JAKARTA CAP) — Fearing Atty. Paul Marta aimtmes hla ARTHUR DRUG ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 untiuigling a traffic situatton that bame a slipshod process of al- I'^ od he didn't want to negotlats now. set up a downtown office, spent In Nova , Scotia. that cdtigregfrihmal ouster fishing. t,;Brown named six — Founda- proposal by a margin of almost team. The board, however, .. , . , _ Senatorial District under a Re­ The total, with three ses­ rent fund-raising campaign. able to epeak to civic groups or them. ttlon for Youth and Student Af- 6-1. *'“'1 made clear that it was not Mrs. Hajduk was born in June sions still to be held, is 374, \ f ld ’k l l f ' I IHe past three days, the trial "We found him on the poop- The scoundrels of the Sound publican roawi program sub­ He wrote, "Whereas, the service clubs. were blasted into the water and »falrs Catherwood Foundation Robert Geagan, co-chairman wUling to commit Itself irre- ^ Poland, and lived In for an average of about 62 A V T T i* Thursday. deck, air,” Lt. Col. Leo Juran W rs <^U>emood Foundation, negotiating team, vocably to the raise unUl it Manchester for many yews be- mitted to the General Assem­ per session. _ , „ „ The three remainMg jurors Manchester Soholkrship Found­ Those wishing to engage the said. "He was reading your Gen. George Joe ho-hummed oa bureau should contact A. Ray­ ,San Jacinto Fund, Independence ^ed that 351 teachers an- "'hat budget it will be ^ore moving to Vernon 13 years bly, Senator Andrew Repko of Today’s hearing was from The TToung Pwples Fellow- baWy be picked Tues- ation haa chosen worthy Man­ book by candle light. He haa it." the bridge, saying: "Serves y ^ Foundation, Sidney and Esther favored settline allocated by the directors. ago. She was a member of St. 9 a.m. to'2:30 p.m., for those ship of the Salvation Army, un- ^ ^eld on Men­ mond Rogers, foundation presi­ And he did. In hla hands. ‘T fellows right for trying to les4 Willington announced today. chester students as recipients of dent, at Manchester High ^lUbb Foundation and an indi- “ ^ | The board said it would sup- John’s Polish National Catholic persons whose last names der the leadership of Mr. and Wednesday is a scholarships In the past, and was brushing up on my nauti- us astray.” ; ,Vldual, B.A. Smith. This was the suecested in the survev ‘he $293,800 before the dl- Church, and of the Ladies So- Senator Repko safd a party start with the letters P, Q ^ Francis McCarthy. wH bofiday. George Washington’s School; or Mrs. Lawrence Deck­ cala,” Maj. Gen. Gaboury ex­ Several of the scoundrels bill calls for an Increase in bi­ whereas these students with the er, chairman of the public in­ :«rst mention of the Catherwood rw th« rectors only as its "asking dallty of the Blessed Sacra- and R. conduct the evening worship birthday ™ aid of scholarships have brought plained. "You may need help floundered in the water and tlie Foundatlon's Involvement. -unnorUn^ the ^ E A P’’*'"® ” Earlier in negotiations^ ment of the church. She was ennial road grants to towns and No sessions will be held service tomorrow at 7 in the ” formation committee, 189 Lau­ later, sir.” crew fished them out with long cities from $10 million to $18 Citadel. The service is open to credit and honor to the Town rel St,, Wapping. In addiUon, Brown said, last teacners supponmg ine agreed to bind also a member of the Polish Na- Monday and ’Tuesday. They the nubile menUng on the pace of Jury s« of Manchester, "Insubordination. Thievery,” poles, only to throw them back sar’s president. Philip Sher- about 25 returned ^ $267,000 raise, but tional Union of America, million, starting July 1. They will resume on Wednesday, me puDuc. ___ lecUon, said: "Now I know what Established in May 1965 un­ because they were 400 small. would be paid annually. "Now therefore. It is my growled the General, “and—and 1"jrne, told the board there were quaUfied answers, G eapn said, rejected by the MEA Survivors, besides her has- from 5;30 to 8 p.m., for let­ , they mean when they say a der the guidance of the Cham­ The U.S.S. $.$. sailed on The proposed new grant for­ solemn duty and honor.. .to ur­ ber of Commerce to serve as —not nice,” he ■ added. “You 15 other foundaUons and indi- The poll was taken in an ef- include a son, Edward ters S and T; and will con­ The Salvation Army will have snail’s pace.” must be dealt with harshly.’’ Clouds rolled in from the west ■Wduals that had channeled hy ‘he MEA to resolve its j„ addition to polling the Kowalczyk of Vernon; 2 daugh- mula, the GOP legislator ex­ clude on ’Thursday, also a Soldiers Meeting tonight at 7 BSected as Jurors yesterday gently request all the townspeo­ a clearing house for scholarship It began to drizzle. The wet plained, would continue paying ple of Manchester to support He appointed Brig. Gen. Ap- m aller amounts of CIA funds to ^alemate with the Board of teacliers on the basic, salary ters, Mrs, Roman Krostoski of from 5;30 to 8 p.m., for let­ In the Youth Center of the Cita- Harvey J. Lozier of Brls- effort in,Manchester, the found­ tcr to deal. He set up a Sea sails Buttered in the wind liKe NSA through the years. Brown Education over next year s con- terms, the MEA’s survey ask- Manchester and Mrs. Stanley $1,400 per mile for the first 23 ters U. V, W, X, Y and Z. del. The annual report will be tol, Mrs. Mary W. Seawrlght of $aid foundation." ation last June presented wet sheets but drove the bar* miles of local roads and then (irectors of the foundation Court (after Informing the ac­ ■aid he did not know their tract. gj whether they would support Pszczolkowsk i of New Brlt- Friday, from 5:30 to 8 made.. Retreshmente- will be west Hartford and Robert J. awards totaling nearly $10,000 cused of his constitutional g^n-laden ship toward tfte stemmed from a suggestion these other contract items the, ain; 3 stepsons, John Dlubac of would provide $1,412.63 for each p m„ has been reserved for voteiKat a January meeting to to 32 seniors from Manchester west. In front of the ship now additional mile. Grants after the Barr of Enfield. conduefN-a mall campaign for rights), a trial was held. Maj. •‘The money went int« NSA’s made by Leonard Sender, a team is seeking, also on a Worcester, Mass., Joseph Dlu- personal property appeals Turcotte is charged with the and East Catholic High Schools, Gen. Gaboury was found guilty. lay the mouth of the Con­ overseas activities, seminars board member, at the last nego- first 23 miles now average about r funds, and’^-^proximately 1,100 These students are now at­ necticut River. The prow of ths binding basis: pac of Vernon and Frank Haj- $600 to $700 per mile. only. The SalvaUon Army will con- shotgun-shooting of hls 27-year- The penalty: To be wrapped in for foreign students and opera- tiating session. During the sesft Pay scales for administrators duk of North Wilbraham, Taxpayers unable to ap­ letters soliciting contributions tending 25 colleges and univer­ ship sliced toward it.. “Virtually all of the state’s duct its weekly program Mon- old wife, Marie, Sept. 22, 1966 chains and tossed over the side dng expenses, including rent on sion, Seader challenged the and the health staff with per- Macs.; 2 stepdaughters, Mrs. pear on their scheduled day at 1:30 p.m. at Westhlll in her parent’s home at 11 are now being sent to business sities in 16 states. to the fishes. A gray puff of smoke sudden­ the four-story Washington head- teachers to "take a gamble” centage increases based upon Henry Lucas of Anaheim, Calif, towns and cities,” Senator Rep­ nights may appear, by ap­ Gardens. The event is open to Orchard St. ly rose from Saybrook Fort In ko said, "would get sizeable The Maj. Gen. was wrapped quarters of the organization. In that the $293,800 salary hike the teachers’ schedule. and Mrs. John Pardus of Day- pointment only, next Satur­ the public. The trial, In which more than in chains. He stood bravely at the distance. A cannonball whiz­ some years CIA money made up they want will not actually cost Employment of elementary tona Beach. Fla.; 2 sisters, Mrs. boosts in state grants under this day, /from 9 a.m. to 2:30 Columbia zed 'Wildly and crashed through program.” ---- 50 witnesses for the state and the railing. The sun suddenly '80 per cent of NSA’s budget, the town more than $267,000. principals for two additional Stanley Krajewski of Manches- p.m., or on March 1, from Miss Marlljm A. May, daugh- defense will testify, is expected •0 Slacks Back peeked over the horizon. a sail. Another cannonball Brown said. Seader’s suggestion was made weeks after the close of school ter and one in Poland; 10 He noted that Union is the on­ 5:30 to 8 p.m. "Look," shouted Maj. Willard splashed in the ship’s wake. He said the CIA also helped ly town of the 13-town district ter oi Mr. and Mrs, Robert M. to last six weeks. BRISTOL (AP) — On a In response to a remark by in June. grandchildren and 9 great- All sessions are conduct­ May of 75 Richard Rd.; and ’Turcotte is being represented Seal Drive Marvin (Kierwin-Williams Co.). “Hard to port!” yelled Gen, ^egotiate” draft deferments Geagan, who .said he “would A revised five-class pay scale grandchildren, having less than the basic 23 ed in the Municipal Building windy day last September a George Joe. "We have met the miles. Mias Ilze K. Kisells, daughter by Atty. Sanford J. Plepler of "Loolc yon. 'Where the lights ror top NSA officials. An NSA be willing to bet" the MEA sal- for department heads with a The funeral will be held Mon- Hearing Room. p air'n f slacks blew away v/ere. It’s the rocks of Plum enemy and we are theirs. Re­ The annual Increases for the of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kisells the Leasner, Rottner, Karp & Set to Open from Mr^. Mary DlVenere’s treat!” And the US.S. $4, Spokesman earlier had denied ary request would not cost more range from $200 to $700. day at 8:15 a m. from the of 15 Thistle Rd., will partici- Plepler law firm of Manchester, (Herald photo by Ofiara) Island!” there were any strings pulled to than $267,000 because the board Fringe benefits as follows: A Holmes Funeral Home, 400 other towns, he said, would be; clothesline. turned poopdeck and ran. ,j ^ t draft deferments, but it would end the year with a $25,- Andover, $2,795; Bolton, $8,- pate in a recital tomorrow at Atty. Plepler is being assisted Mrs. Russell Spearman, Mrs. Marion Bramhall shows paintings to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Penner of Storrs. "Maj. Gen. Gaboury haa sav­ The ship pulled back and clr* pilot program for secondary Main St., with a Mass of re­ Australians the Goss Music Store, Hartford, in the case by Atty. Rolland Mrs. DiVen^re reported ed'-the ship,” gasped Lt. Gen. urned out he was talking only 000-$30,000 surplus. 545; Columbia, $7,818; Coventry, has announced the opening of today that the flacks are cled out of range of the gun^. teacher aides; a 50-cent-per- quiem at St. John’s Polish Na- $42,449; Ellington, $23,499; He­ ’They are studente of Mrs. Karen Castleman, also of Manchester. Paul Mlaserl (Paul’s Paint). of the present officials. If the MEA was willing to hour increase for teachers of tional Catholic Church at 9. the 34th annual Easter Seal Ap­ back. During Hiprsday’s Coventry In Fort Saybrook the Nasty '^For its part, the CIA got bron, $17,550; Mansfield, $50,- Foil Ambush, W. Pearl of the Werner Plano, ------, ' And ho had. Havians had gathered to keep gamble on the surplus, the adult education, summer school. Burial will be in St. John’s Organ ’and Vocal Studios. ’The peal which will run from March high winds, she said, the Their pique suddenly forgot­ strong U.S. student representa­ 437; Somers, $29,500; Stafford, slacks — slightly faded apd the ship from entering the rl4^- board might be willing to driver education, and home- Cemetery, $45,073; Tolland, $36,850; Ver­ 1 until Easter. ten they unchained the Major tion at world student confer- itself to the higher bound instruction; a $3 per Friends may call at the fu- crashes Damage on a rusty hanger — blew er. If they could not have th# ences, information about poll- non, $55,370, and Willington, Kill 70 Kong Mrs. Spearman said, "The General and wiped the rust schedule, Seader suggested. But point increase on the extra-cur- neral home tonight from 7 to 9 back into her yard and set­ New Artist Has Show at Grammar School spots from his uniform and he Washington Birthday va1ue{i UOs and student activities in $23,139. (Continued from Page One) Music Teachers Association. T c l c p h o i l C P o l c S Connecticut Easter Seal As­ tled on a snowbank. themeelves, then nobody woul|d. he indicated that if the surplus rieular schedule; mileage in- and tomorrcw from 2 to 4 and 7 Another Republican bill pro­ ^ y LAWRENCE MOE Mrs. Teresa Williams of Man­ forgave them. fbreign lands and a line on their sociation serves people who what I hope to accomplish and entry, preaching on the green. General George Joe gazed a^t iising youi% leaders. did not materialize, the board crease from 8 to 10 cents per to 9 p.m. A prayer service will vides a $53 million bond issue Wednesday and ’Thursday when An open house celebrating the what brings me the most satis­ The subject has particular in­ The cads of Plum Island went would then commit itself to no mile. be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Two telephone poles were have been crippled by disease More tjian 20 paintings done chester, teacher of art in Cov­ the fort and thumbed through largely for the development of the enemy attacked the divi­ 35th anniversary of Mr. and entry High School, also en­ faction.” terest for Mrs. Bramhall as she mad with desperation. They more than a $267,000 increase. Also, a revision of policy for the funeral home. sion’s bases near the Cambo­ struck by two cars in separate or accident and need special President’s Jet by Mrs. Marion Bramhall pf hls book of nautical terms for a the state’s secondary road sys­ Mrs. Bernard Sullivan of 158 couraged Mrs. Bramhall in her One picture, an oil on can­ and her husbEind Eugene now clambered Into four amall salty seaman’s oath to express ’The anticipated year-end longevity service to include all ------tem. It would also finance high­ dian border and 230 miles north­ Lake St. will be held tomorrow accidents Investigated yester­ treatment.” Parker Bridge Rd. in South vas, shows a small boy with a own and reside in the house whaleboats, and harpoons flail­ " Storage Firm surplus usually runs from a teaching experience, in or out James B. Landers Comedian Jimmy Durante Is Flies Too Close, Coventry, were viewed by the' work and in the idea of a pub­ his feelings of anger. "Good way safety improvements and west of Saigon. from 2 to 6 p.m. at their home. day and today by police. No torn toy balloon gazing sadly where Dow was born. ing high rowed out hard to­ grief,” he finally said. “Prob­ low of about $15,000 to as of Manchester. James B. Landers of Gard- two-lane and urban street proj­ U.S. Marines made an amphi­ arrests were made and no in­ serving his 22nd year as na­ public at the recent opening of lic presentation of it. at the balloon man with a doz­ • Books have been written ward the U.fiJS. $.$. to attack Going to Bolton much as $60,000. It results The school board has indi- ner. Mass., father of Miss bious assault on the central tional chairman. Neighbors Say a one-man or one-woT^an show lems, problems, problems. Next ects. Bob Martel of South Windsor, juries were reported. Although this new artist has en or so fully inflated balloons about this strange personality, it personally. year I’ll stay home.” from the differential between cated it will support these bene- Carole Leamy of 111 Ridge St., coast in Operation Deckhouse Heart Fund Drive at the North Coventry .gram­ been painting for less than''a for sale. and the painting serves to pre­ . The Austin A. Chambers the salaries paid long-time fits but has not said whether and former teacher at Green The GOP also is asking that who plays t{ie role of Eugene A car driven by Robert Spo- WASHINGTON (AP) — A mar School. General George Joe was un- And the U.S.S. $.$. floated in Six Thursday and killed 62 guer­ The Heart Fund Drive, now year, the striking use of colors, Another favorite in the show sent graphically the power he preturbed "To your guns men transfer and storage company teachers who retire each year it will do so on a binding basis. School, died this morning at the rights-of-way revolving fund rillas. Gantin "Look Homeward, An­ sito, 18, of 1 Avon St. hit a good many of the neighbors the Sound, with the rain falling gel," was incorrectly listed in In progress, is expected to be don’t like the flying done with She has received numerous the variety of subjects, and depicts another little boy, his apparently had over his aud­ and fire when ready,” he said on it, unable to go any further. kt 318 Hartford Rd. is moving those paid their replace- The board, which will meet Gardner. In the Highway Department be In addition to the enemy dead pole on Vine St. at 10:55 last completed this week. Mrs. John calls since the opening from epmpetent technique all suggest increased from $2 million to the review of the play in last night after his steering locked, President Johnson’s big jet back to the viewer, standing iences. calmly. Are the values destined ., t ■R u n ments, usually teachers with Monday at 8 p.m. at Bennet Survivors also Include his in these contacts, several Cragin, chairman, said the people who attended, she said a latent talent. Her stro.ng in­ in front of several tuberous be­ operat on o o to . experience and consequent- Junior High School, is expected wife and mother, $7 million for acquisition of right’s Herald as Bob Merrill. police reported. plane near their homes. They The other paintings In the The Sound scoundrels ap­ Manchesterfolk for the Georgy hundred others were killed in weather haa hampered the vol­ that she was "delighted with terest .in nature, trees, flowers, gonias in full bloom. He is ob­ ahow are worthy of attention. a,..The relocating of the opera- ly lower salaries. to respond to the teacher poll The Rourke Funeral Home, more properties scheduled to be scores of patrol actions through­ The play Is produced by the They said he was driving say it scares them. proached the ship. The guns Washington’s Birthday sale noW Little Theater of Manchester. north on Vine St. when the unteers. More than 150 residents of their enthusiastic response to and aninials, is evidenced in livious to the beauty of the People who want to see what opened up. They fired every­ stuck in the Sound? Will It be Hpn "will begin shortly,” ac- This year’s salary talks have and Indicate what course it will Gardner, is in charge of ar- taken for highway purposes be­ out the republic. Solicitors include Mrs. James my work.” nearly all of the paintings. flowers. Only a gray slug on a cording to Hugh F. Black Sr., bogged down because the MEA take toward furtherance of ne- rangements. fore they are developed and be­ It will have its final perfor­ steering locked, forcing ICs car suburban Forestville, Md., near a new artist can accomplish thing. Running out of shot they maybe Washington’s Birthday off the left side of the street Anderson, Mrs. Walter Schrod­ Andrews Air Force Base, met Robert Bankel, teacher of art Joining and complementing green leaf has his attention. can go to the North Coventry scoured the ship and let lose 1968 before they get through, d? president and treasurer of the team was directed at a recent gotiations. come more costly. mance tonight at 8:30 at Bailey er, Mrs. Albert Gray, Mrs. Rob­ at the school, thought the show the colorful natural back­ «5ompany and the quarters at Auditorium, Manchester High and into the pole. Thursday night to protest that Of a more serious nature, but Grammar School any Satur­ with a barrage of old bowling maybe 1964 or—maybe—never? Mrs. Florence Hedeen This fund is repaid from the ert Wilks, Mrs. Peter Nau- would be an appropriate way to grounds of the pictures are chil­ still with elements of humor, Hartford Rd. will be vacated by highway account after projects School. A car, which police said was some flight patterns there pose day morning during this balls and some soggy oranges Tomorrow we won’t see. Bill meau. East Hartford; Daniel SOUTH WINDSOR-- Mrs. Tolland County traveling at a fast speed, ran mec, Mrs. Thomas Collln-s, Mrs. a threat to life and limb. bring art to the children there dren, happy or perplexed, but is the "Return of Lorenzo" month, between 8:30 a.m. and they found in a battered orange maybe Monday. ‘ ’ April 15. Probe Continues Rice. 30 ’Trout Stream Dr., Ver- Florence Holland Hedeen, 91. are undertaken. James Young, Mrs. Charles and also serve somewhat as a always believable and in­ The new location for Austin off Cooper St. at 3:07 this It turned out their primary which shows the famous itiner­ noon, and leisurely inspect the non; Mrs. Pauline Roy, 109 Holl Main St. died yesterday Superior Court Polish Women’s Alliance 246 Dutton. Mrs. Ann Shea, Mrs. dedication of the new library triguing. ant preacher-evangelist Loren­ A, Chambers Co. will be a morning at Manchester Memor­ morning and slammed into a target was a prestigious one — product of one woman’s imag­ In Knifing Case St.; Merle Shaw, 169 Oak St. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. pole. Edward Peterson, Mrs. Louis Air Force One. wing. Mrs. Bramhall says, "This is zo Dow, native of colonial Cov­ ination. large, modern vacant building ial Hospital. She was the widow at the Polish Clubhouse. Opp OSes Mrs. Ghandi ^ , Manuel Vincent Jr., 140 Sum- Gov. Kirk Weds A motion to drop a murder Police .said the driver, James Soracchi, Mrs. Robert LeSeur, "The President’s plane comes of 10,000 square feet which sits There are no new develop- gt.; Mrs. Carol Walker, 38 of Victor C. Hedeen. Mrs. Francis CTzelusniak, Mrs. atop a hill on Rt. 6 in Bolton Mrs. Hedeen was born March clij^rge against a 20-year-old J. Kelly III, 22. of 35 Plea.sant in so close to my house that I church and attend the Sunday the 25th anniversary of the U.S. ments in the investigation of Saulters Rd.; Linda Wood, Rt. Stunning Blonde Storrs woman was denied in The meeting of Friendship St. lost control of the car while Donald Caulfield, Mrs. Richard can see the pilot’s face,’’ one Vernon evening Lenten Service, tomor­ at 'Williams Rd. to the west of 23, 1875 in Birmingham, Eng­ Crawford, Miss Jean Natsch, Pacific Fleet Service Force this Maharani Enters Politics Fiano’s Restaurant. The com- the knifing of Robert Cratty, 30, Rockville; Kim and Tami- ToDand County Superior Court Circle of the Salvation Army turning onto Pleasant St. man said. row night starting at 6. month. Seaman Donald A. ^ ; " h a ^ 7 m r^^ar^'l^asrjn 20, _of 83 Oak St., police say. >yn Wright, 64 Wyllys St. land, and lived in South Wind­ (Continued from Page One) scheduled for Monday will be Mrs. Walter Grzyeh and Mrs. About 10 others said the plane (Continued from Page One) sor for the past 15 years. She yesterday by Judge Alva The first Lenten Sei-vice in Krowchenko, U.S. Navy, son Loitelle. held Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at Arnold Sihvonen. flew so close there was no doubt the series will be held tomorrow Her comments were contains^ the former car-wash building, "There 8 nothing new to re- BIR’THS YESTERDAY; A son was a member of the Theo- Erika, 32, who has a 4-year- Also, Mrs. Bruce Lyon, Mrs. Teachers and School Board of Mr and Mrs. John Krow­ fourth day today with at least in a statement thanking Recording to Black. port,” Manchester Det. Lt. Jo- to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Des- sophical Society, The motion was filed on be­ the church. It is a business Area Weather about its identity. night at 7:30 in the sanctuary. chenko of 6 Main St, Elling;ton oid daughter, was divorced Feb. meeting. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Philip four persons dead and 75 in­ hundreds of persons who haijl Black explained the reason seph Sartor said today. "We rocher. East Hartford; a son to Survivors include a sister, half of Betty-Fay Dore of One man who identified him­ A coffee hour will follow in the is serving aboard the gasoline 7 in Juarez, Mexico. Kirk and North Eagleville Rd. who is Margaret Burke and Mrs, Capt. WINDSOR LCMJKS (A PI- Deslato Mrs. Sam Kassman, self as a mechanic at Andrews Resume Salary Negotiations chapeJ with Circle 4, Mrs. Wil­ jured in scattered clashes. sent messages wishing her spee­ for the move as an “upgrading" haven’t been able to get to the Mr. and Mrs. Areste Pelligri- Mrs. Emily Eaton of East Hart-^ tanker Genesee, and Seaman dy recovery from facial inju^ the mother of his four children charged with murder of a baby Ernest J. Payton. Several inches of snow are Mrs. Spencer Haddad, Mrs. said the President’s plane regu­ liam Dumas, chairman, in The continuing -violence ^f the operation. He said the victim because of his condi- nelli. East Hartford; a daugh- ford, and several nieces and ___ Fred Naumec, Mrs. Laura Teacher salary negotiations than the present contract j, or Richard A. Nelson, 'UjS. Navy, ries, including a broken nosi|i, ter to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence neohews were divorced for the second less than 48 hours old. possible in Connecticut today larly comes in "just a couple of charge. son of Mr and Mrs. Allen R. brought a warning from Prime present building is antiquated The child’s body was found Squler. Mrs. Douglas Ferrigno, hundred feet over our houses,” between the personnel policies submission to mediation. The Business CJommittee will received when struck by a storje and does not permit for “double Several persons have been Terry, East HarUord; a daugh- Funeral services will be held time last March. The Ladies Aid of the Lu­ and tonight depending upon the The VBA promptly rejected Nelson, of 1 McKnight Circle, Minister Indira Gandhi that her Jan. 28 in a tra.sh barrel be­ theran Women’s Missionary Mrs. John Barron. Mrs. Rich­ some of which are only about committees of the Vernon Edu­ meet in Room 8 Monday night as she addressed a campaign decker storage of containers.” questioned in connection with ter to Mr. and Mrs. William Monday at 10 a.m. at Newkirk Erika trained for domestic movement of low pressure sys­ the salary offers and agreed to Is serving aboard the fleet oiler administration "will deal firmly rally In eastern India last weej^ hind Miss Dore’s house, the League of Zion Evangelical Lu­ tems to Uie south and south­ ard Urban. Mrs. Raymond 600 feet from the runway. cation Association and the at 7. Ponchatoula. ■The containers are ones which Incident, he said ’Tyler, Dobson Rd., Vernon. and Whitney Funeral Home work in Germany, met her first Gray, Mrs. Marshall Altken, the mediation proposal. with these acts of lawlessness. Most of the -violence has b e ^ .‘•>1 Cratty was discovered lying court was told. An autopsy re­ theran Church have announced west of the State- Lt. 0)1. James U. Cross, the Board of Education have re­ The Prayer Group will meet hold househWd items in storage 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart- hus'oand in her native country. vealed that death was caused Mrs. Roderick Marrotte, Mrs. presidential pilot, told a report­ The result of the salary nego­ at 7:30 p.m. Monday and the Allan J. Grotheer, 24, the son "It is a matter for regret that concentrated in drought-stric^-, for customers. on a blood-covered bed in his DISCHARGED Y ESTER urn- tr t:-! The couple later moved to Bra­ scholarship awards will be Some periods of light snow sumed on an informal basis un­ tiations will have to be accept­ of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grotheer, Instances of violence and as­ home by police Wednesday DAY: Stephen McKenzie, 177 ^ by stab wounds near the heart. made to Richard Hansen, son John cragin. Mrs. Eugene Den- er by telephone, "I’m not in the Men’s Bowling League at 9. en Bihar where at least 30 per>, ' In the Bolton building, Black of the First zil. are likely through today, but able to the town, according to Pinney St„ Ellington, has been sault continue,” Mrs. Gandhi sons were injured in clashes m night after they went there on Gardner St.; Greg Spencer, 7 Congregational The woman was arrested of Howard Hansen of 21 Bre­ snow amounts will not be too te, Mrs. William Wolff, Mr.s. business of arguing with local der the shadow of mediation. Duplicate Bridge said, double decker storage will Church, East Hartford, will of­ She was presented with a por­ Feb. 6 on a bench warrant. Her Hugh McQuade, Mrs. Edward citizens’ groups.” Both jSldes described Thursday Ramsdell. If the salary is to promoted to the rank of Army said. two days. an oxygen call. The calls was Benedict Dr., Wapping; Mrs. men Rd., and Jonathan Schnei­ significant, the U.S. Weather A two-session bridge tour­ captain and assigned to Head­ be possible. The new building is ficiate. Cremation will be in trait Friday night by artist attorney Charles Tarpinian, der. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ Mathleu, Mrs. Ralph Slate, Mrs. But he insisted, ”I never fly in night’s meeting as “fruitful.” high in people’s minds, they will about the same size in square made by Cratty’s brother, Cuccia, 319 Miller Rd., Dmitri Berea. The picture Bureau reports. nament for open pairs is pres­ quarters Company, II Field Donald. Wapping; Elizabeth Garbuth, Spnngfield, Mass. moved to dismiss the warrant erick Schneider of 172 High The snow that was possible Emil Sadlon and Mrs. Wilbur closer than 600 or 600 feet to the The talks were resumed not accept it at the annual town ently being held by the Dupli­ foot area as the old location. showed Miss Mattfeld seated on on the grounds it was invalid. Fletcher. houses: we always follow the when a state official urged budget meeting, he said. Force in Vietnam. The victim was taken to Rye St., South Windsor; Friends may call at the fu- a divan wearing a blue-green St. Hansen is a student at Val- Friday reached as far north as cate Bridge Club which meets A 1964 graduate of the Uni­ LJ'^vaSted^te ^tifed'Tv® S e Manchester Memorial Hospital Donna- Quint, - 715 - Graham Rd., "®‘'^‘/°'7 neral home ® tomorrow from 3 to Tarpinian contended that the pariso (Ind.) University, and New York City and Long Island, Church Social rules, especially In Air Force school Superintendent Raymond Square Dancers Wednesday nights at the Lottie dress and was entitled "Like an warrant, signed by Judge Wil­ One.” The ’Twirl N’ Twisters versity of Connecticut, he began Furelex ^ e i t v c Z th fc h S s by ambulance where he under- tapping; Mrs. Mildred Welch, ^ and 7 to 9 p.m. Angel." Schneider is at Concordia Col­ where a dusting of snow fell. Nicholas Lanzalotta, president Ramsdell to try the negotiations Fisk Memorial Building, Hen­ serving in June 1964. He was headquarters fn Massachusetts. '"®"‘ surgery for a knife wound ^ast Hartford; Mrs. Vesta Car- liam Barber, specifically said legiate Institute, Bronxvllle, EXiring the night light snow oc­ of the Holy Name Society of "one more time,” since the Square Dance Club of Elling­ ry Park. Top scorers in BITUMINOUS Kirk did not accompany his "it is found by the court" that ton will hold a dance Feb. 25 stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga. Black said. He said he did not his left side low. Warehouse Point; Ronald bride-elect to the Palm Beach N.Y. Both are studying to be­ curred south of a line from St, Columba’s, said a fund-rais­ state was bogged down with Wednesday nights session were before his arrival in Vietnam A hospital spokesman said Giechowski, Ellington; Ray­ probable cause exists as to come teachers. Bridgeport to Poughkeepsie. ing social will be held Friday McGannon Not teacher salary problems. It was at the Center School in Elling­ Joseph Davis and Carleton know if another tenant had been " hospital Funerals gallery but sent a state trooper Miss Dore’s guilt. Tarpinian ton. Earl Standring of Spen­ last month. His wife Barbara Ened up for the section they his condition is serious mond Brown, 339 Tolland to escort her. The governor and N.Y. at 8 p.m. at the church. estimated that the local salary Forbes, Mrs. David Somerville lives at 38 Oi-ohard Hill Lane, Tpke.; Mrs. Muriel Miles, Am- mainteiined that Judge Barber Miss Diana Griswold, daugh­ This morning light snow was Proceeds go the scholarship To Bar Review problem could not receive a cer, Mass., will serve as guest and James Baker, Mr. and Mrs. ^ v a c a tin g . but not critical, Mrs. Minnie W. England Erika were together later at a entered an order "based on the caller. The dance will have as Fairfield. rO n March 2, a hearing will be Police said Cratty was ®‘ou; Richard Dimock, Dimock private nuptial eve supper at­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hayden L. reported in Western and North fund. hearing before summer. Joseph Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Army Pvt. Cornelius E. T.ane, Bolton; Patricia McCar- Funeral services for Mrs. Findings of a court which was Griswold Jr. of 93 Steep Hollow Central (Connecticut, and high­ Kokoszlds Wed 25 Years Of Commission Another meeting between the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Will An­ Glen White. Ken Dunbar and Eeld by the Public Utilities wounded about noon Wednes- Thoin^as Minnie W. England of 172 tended by members of Palm not in session." Owens, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. tan, 253 School St Lane, was a member of the way crews were called out in Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kokosz- two groups, who say they are derson and Mr. and Mrs. Don Brooks Earle and Mr. and Mrs. William Owens, Jr. of 13 Laurel ^m m issionoftheStateof Con- J u L ^ th e ten h f u r r S o r r ^ - Benedict. 33 Cubles Dr.. Vernom ’''®bool St. were held yesterday Beach society. Former Pennsyl­ A grand jury will decide Kuehl. vania Gov. and Mrs. William queen’s court recently at a the Hartford area. kl, who were married 25 years HARTFORD (AP)—The chair­ getting together in "the spirit C. W. Civello. St., Rockville, has completed a Early Bird Special ■ecticut on the transfer of the » ‘®" ^ Also. Henry Sombric, 251 W. afternoon at St. Mary’s Eplsco- Feb. 28 whether an Indictment Winter Carnival at Proctor The weather chart this morn­ man of the State Commission of compromise,” has been sched- On Dean’s List On Growing Up Scranton were special guests. for murder should be brought Thursday, will be feted at a six-week general supply course iall headquarters of ^ e com- ^^oUier had been takinreare of ^®"‘®'' Washburn, P®' Church. The Rev. James Academy, Andover, N.H. ing showed a large area of party to be held Sunday after­ on Higher Education said Fri­ _uled for Tuesday night. Miss Grace Englehart, A series of talks on "This at Ft. Jackson, S.C. 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL Isf pany. But Black said the hear- 35 N. Lakewood Circle; Albert Bottoms officated. Sidney Mac- and if so, in what degree. precipitation south and west of day he does not oppose a re­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ Business of Growing Up” will is only a formality, since Jo.seph I. DeGiovannl pleaded noon In Yeomans Hall, hosted Yale Cantor, chairman of the Anniversary Dinner All work Personally supervised. We are 100% insured. Sartor, head of the detective Milford Rd.; Mrs. organjst. Burial was The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, the southwest Connecticut shore. by their tour children. view of the commission. VEA committee last night ex­ cis A. Englehart Jr., of Main be given by Dr. Hilda Stand- The Ladies of Maple Grove Austin Chambers Co. is per­ bureau, said the stabbing is be- Maidelis, 38 Haw- Bast Cemeterj'. Surgeon Speaks guilty yesterday to charges of His statement came after a mitted to move any time and all pastor of Emanuel Lutheran A well-defined low pressure Mr. and Mrs. Kokoszki have pressed the hope that an agree­ St., Talcottville, has been ish to eighth and ninth grade will hold their anniversary din­ DeMAIO BROTHERS ing investigated because of itV f ^^nes Bur- ^°bn A. Hed- embezzlement from the Mans­ Church, was amon? 371 minis­ system had not yet been form­ meeting with Gov. John Demp­ named to the Dean’s List at students of the Greater Vernon 643-7691 that may be required is that field State Training School in lived In Columbia about 18 ment could be reached during ner March 1, at the Rockville suspicious nature "®“ Andover; Mrs. '‘®bn E. Hedlund, Alan At ifiCS Tarley ters throughout the country ed, “but one was expected to years. sey, who has called for a legis­ school agreement next week, Nasson College, Springvale, area, on March 1, 2, 8 and 9. Methodist Church. Reservations they keep an office and tele­ Conflicting reports of how Margaret Dw^yer and son, Cov- P;:e^<=rick Tedford Sr., Tolland County Superior Court. who contributed to The New take shape later today. That lative review of the state’s Maine, for the firsa8tors of United Church of Sunday Spoetal Iperating under the Influence of 181 Summit S t; Linda Gelken, yesterday as a result of a dis- HAWTHORNE, N.J. (AP)— Feted by Ladies he was on probation. He was who have undergone psychiat­ Buckley School auditorium yes­ 'View of the situation. three-year teacher contract. The that period has sponsored a VUIa Marla Night arrested on the charge and sen- ric care. ’Those wishing further contract calls tor a starting sal­ Christ congregations will attend panel meeting for parents, an­ fotoxicating liquor or drugs and Storrs; Mrs. Harriett Giacomini, turbance at the V.F.W. Home Two bodies of the 11 men miss- Mrs. Paul G. Prokopy, wife of 8 A.M. — 8 P.M. terday. the meeting. SMORGASBORD failure to drive right. East Hartford; Sandra Gua- at 608 E. Middle Tpke., police Ing in a chemical plant explo- tened to three years at the fed­ information may contact the ary of $5,500 in September. other panel session for people Ravioli ...... $3.40 th? recently retired pastor of eral penitentiary at Danbury. Mental Health Association. To give the audience a feel­ Unemployment Report of high school age and co-spon­ Adulte-43.96 j State police said he was dano, 56 Phelps Rd.; Alexander said. sion were discovered shortly ing of the tlmea of each of these Coventry The VEA originally submit­ m m AND Zion Evangelical Church, last He was paroled on Feb. 13. PINE PHARMACY ted a request for an increase to The Rockville Unemployment sored a course offered last se­ C a ta k m o ...... $3.6Q Beading west when the car went Kaskey, 139 N. SchodrSt.; Wll- l.i' They said he was taken Into after dawn today by searchers night was honored at a dinner great men, the children sang office processed 126 claims for ChUdran Under 10-82i»S iff the left side of the road Ham Lexander, 178 Irene Dr., custody at hls home in Bolton using a German shepherd dog. Judge Loiselle imposed two The Rev. Dr. Manley Shaw, 664 Center St. e 649-9814 $5,700 starting rate. The min­ mester at Rockville Adult Eve­ at Willie’s Steak House. The ■opgs and danced to Ute tunes Man Arrested the week ending Feb. 11, In­ ning School- for parents on prob­ Slook PfaBloki.. $4.75 i t a curve just west of Fland- Vernon; Gail Libbey, 65 Colum- by state police from Colche'ster. At 9:30 a.m. police headquar- years’ additional probation to pastor of South Methodist of the day. Iho program also imum figure was increased to SETBACK Children Under 6—61.95 event was given by the Ladles take effect immediately. Church, will .conduct a service $5,800 by the teachers after they cluding 116 continuing claims lems of adolescence. Irs Rd. The car went up a bank bus St.; Keith Luginbuhl, 2 He is free on $500 bond pending ters said they believed a third Aid of the Lutheran Women’.s included t want him to Villanova TraDk Ckiach Jim ^ to b^’eok four mlnutea off a i:06 X .” - Elliott now gets to aecond Elliott said the plan waa to USINESS SERVICES l^IRECTORY guess the sectmd-guessers. run the Rrst three quarters in to A week ago EUlott was roimd- about 3:02 becauae “ with a tima ly critiqiied for standing at the like that it’s possible to strike Bide of the track whhw hli star for the jackpot.” By PETE ZANARDI left gave the visitors a 67-64 “hoping to get ahead and then five starters in double figures— hoop. Manchester stormed ba<4 mller, Dave Patrick, was mak­ Patrick covered the three It almost worked and it lead. play tighter ball control. It en- Dick Cobb (14), Tim Coughlin as Amaio, Coughlin, Cobb alia ing a bid for a four-minute mile quarters In precisely 8:02 and would have been the upset Manchester scored nine points abled us to stay close. We could (12), Amaio (10) and Kelly KeUy aU scored, making It 4C« and waving and shouting for .ran off to a 20-yard victory, o f the season. Instead to three for Bristol, cutting their have never run with them.” (10). 41 at the three quattermark. VIC’S PIZZA SHOP Patrick to slow down. He fin­ GLASS CARLEASING COLUMBUS dragging the rest of the field Bristol Eastern converted 49-41 third turn lead to 52-50 ” We hoped for the momen- in a hectic battle under the Coach Jim Morlarty’s JVd 153 W. Middle Turnpike ished in 4:00.6. turn," Hyde continued. “Bristol boards, Bristol took a 34-33 avenged an earlier loss in B ri^ '• For Auto VdndshleldB HEAVY DUTY along to excellent times. Rtch- ^ line advantage into ;the fourth franie. A Phone 649-S76o ...... — Eft • For Store Fronts and all . On 1 or 2 Friday, Patrick followed what ard Romo of the Southern Call- 1K4b rr'TT - viptnrv ° in no string of lix foul shots put Bris- came out in the third quarter edge with Whitehead and Jones . sises of windows PIZZA Xiliiott aald waa his exact plan fomia Striders was second in m J / S a r ^ 67-^i? ^e^r Man'- ‘ o* back in command 58-60 only - d scored 12 points to our ^ o . dolng“much of the work while Kow^al- plaj^ng^Ws ^ e r t gam . SHOOK of the year, John Savino an(| • For Table Tops SPAGHETTI and ran a 8:50.3 in the New 4:01.9, and the next four finish^ to have Manchester come back It wasn’t until the second half Coughlin, Cobb and Ostrout Chester High lu t night at Steve Shoff YEAR PLAN York AthleUc Club meet, the ers made it In under 4 ;02.6. and cut it' to 65-62 in the last of the third quarter that our did likewise for Manchester. won Moiiarty^N OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. RAVIOLI ABSORBER Clarke Arena before a thou­ praise. first aub-four-mihute mile of the minute on two jumpers by Ray niomentum picked up. SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Open At 10 P.M. Dally First In Manchester. New Almost lost in the wild ap­ sand fans. The Lancers, now Manchester grabbed a 14-13 Bristol (67) Indoor season and of Patrick’s KeUy. Whitehead put it out of ‘‘It I had to pick factors that Closed At 10 P.M. Wed. cars, full maintenance, fully plause of the 16,382 at Madison 18-2 overall, dropped the In­ lead in the closing minutes of P B F s w life. Square Garden for Patrick, was reach as Joe Amaio’s shot with beat us,” Hyde summed up, the first canto on Ostrout's one- 2 Dubnansky ...... 4 Thurs. 11 P.M.—F it 11:80 insured to reduce your prob­ ^ . 9 8 dians to 10-5 in the league and 3 Jones ...... 6 13-18 !U ^ J. A. WHITE “ I still think I was right," El­ Jim Kemp’s 55.8 clocking in the 11-7 overall. three seconds remaining "It would be too many turn­ pointer. ’Two foul shots and a 3 Whitehead ...... 8 05 3 Sat. Mldnlgffat lems and worries. For full 1 Gienty ...... 3 1-2 8 liott said of his tactics a week 500, just three-tenths of a second It was far different from the brought the Indians -within one. overs and a lack of oXfenBive re­ hoop by Rich Dubnansky to Sundays 4 P.M. to 10 P.M. Information call Distributed By 5 Turley ...... 4 86 11 G LASS CO. ago. "He’s young and he still off the Indoor mark and by far earlier contest In Bristol when Manchester, which has a bounding.” open the second, chapter, how­ 3 McCabe ...... 0 0-3 Closed Mon. and Tues. has a long way to go. More im­ 31 Bissell St.—TeL 649-7322 DiAVE FATRICK the fastest time of the seasm. Eastern fashioned a 52-36 tri­ week’s rest before ending the Bristol’s Bob Jones took game ever, put Bristol in a lead it n Total* 34 1»29 Paul Dodge Pontiae never relinquished. The Red and umph. Manchester, although season at Wethersfield High honors with 24 points, followed ] HaaiAester (66) INC. MANCHESTER trailing from the first minute of ’Thursday, qutshot the lAncers, in double figures by Whitehead White fought back to make it P B F Pi*. Looking for a place for ... 28-26 at the half. 4 Amaio ...... R 45 1(1 373 MAIN STREET the second quarter to the final 26-24 from the floor but Bris­ (19) and Bill Turley (11). The 4 Cobb ...... 6 35 14 DON W ILLIS that Special AfFair? AUTO PARTS buzzer, never let Coach Vin tol controlled a 10-14 edge at Bell City was 24 for 61 from Whitehead scored twice. Bill 4 Coughlin ...... B 2-4 12 Phone 649-2881 5 Ostrout ...... 7 64) 39 Lindgren Outruns Clarke Punzo’s club out of sight. It the line. the floor for 36 per cent. Gienty twice and ’Turley twice 3 Kelly ...... B 9-1 10 WE CATER TO: S 270 BROAD "We played a controlled of­ Dale Ostrout led the locals in the third quarter surge, in­ 0 Carson ...... U 05 0 GARAGE n ¥ We Urge You To Support wasn’t over until Ed White- • Banquets • Weddlng^s Expert on Tronsmissions The Lutz Junior Museum Open Saturdays until 6 PJVL SAN FRANCISCO (AP) run the first mile in 4:16 instead Chris Papanicolaou, who did not head’s layup with 30 seconds fense,” said Coach Phil Hyde, -with 20 points as Hyde had all terrupted only by an Ostrout 30 Itytala to 1 4 ^ 66 1:18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 o Gatherings “ I can’t believe it. Ron of the 4:16.8 it took him as receive permission to enter ______0 Group Me*.* all you need is a new thermo­ Fairbanks Mofm (18) Hockey: Cornell B there is one place where you 3-DAY “ Eyeiy Ume I’ve met him, «venJim GreUe dropped TiJodlSre Kh^el had asked toe afternoon but after the the help and courtesy extended his qualifications to find and stat to produce all the heat you he a left me in the dust. I was out of |toe race- after three-quar­ vs. Brown gher and Bob Moeller, had to Wilcox Tech (876) Oorooran ...... 8 fix any of the many mechanical suspended foreign student ath­ Eldwards ...... B H IG H GRADE can get the best in materials, in by Mr. Aimetti, and their many need to keep you comfortably Service On SERVICE read haippy even to be close with ters of'a mile. 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I thought I could bluff him 5:00 ( 3) Saturday at the Asel 50-46-45-34—175 Stufka 0 PRINTING DEALER IN WASTE genuine interest in seeing that There are many good me­ nationally for their superiority, watched, a Cow Palace record winning record was shat­ stands at 10-1 smd Rockville is morial Co. where it does not Call Hartford Lindgren’a time of 8:82.6 in ■when I passed him, hoping he Races Mesek 48-41-44-38— 171 ...... /• 0 Job and Commercial MATERIALS your memorial fulfills every de­ chanics, but relatively few and if you are among those who FURNITURE CLEANING fell to San Diego State’s hurdler tered after 35 straight wins, 10-3, Wilson 3-4. Nlemitz ...... 3 cost you one penny more. 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Try Fire Chief the regular 8:28.8 run by Clarke on toe run, Stanford pole vaulter Jim San Jose State's mile relay SUNDAY The windy City squad fired 920 toe Waddell Rfinge. purchase with most of us and his reputation as a highly 39-36—169,Hopper 48-46-43-32 S herrlffs ...... ^ 0 SCRAP METAL be foolish not to take advantage gas, and for those who want a When it's time to same boards a year ago. Still Eshelman was voted the meet's team of Ken Shackelford, Bob ( 8) NBA: 76ers vs. to Manchester’s 898. Wilcox Rockville (920) one that should endure and skilled person on hydramatic MANCHESTER — 169, Gardner 48-49-41-51— * of it? Ail you have to do is to high test gas there is Sky Chief. toe little American was 16 yards outstanding performer with a Talmadge, Lee Evans, and Hawks Tech of Meriden totaled 876. Darling 49-48-46-46—188 stand as a lasting memorial to 169, Jacobs 48-48-46-24-^65, § 2 2 ^ ^ ^ "” 111” :" ’. 0 Community Press and PAPER stop in at Manchester Memorial transmissions is known all over Fill your tank with either gas ahead at toe finieh as he sprint­ leap of 16 feet 10^ inches, a Tommie Smith ran a 3:14.1, toe ( 3) Sports Spectacu- Individual honors were cap­ Hunt 49-49-47-43—188 a loved one, and with Mr. Alm- this section. If you are having MEMORIAL GO. Roger 46-45-44-33—168. B. s 9 East Middle Tpke. Co. on Harrison St. and talk and it will not be long before ed past a tiring star. Cow Palace record. world’s best ever around a 160- lor tured by Al davette with 189 Buchanan 48-49-43-42—182 731 PARKER ST. etti’s help, this is what you -wiU Other RIHS shooters: Hayes ...... 0 with Arrigo Aimetti, the owner. trouble with the transmission you notice a decided difference Opposite East Cemetery Lindgren said he had hoped to Missing was San Jose State’s yard track. ( 8) American but Rockville had better scoring Krut 47-48-45-46— 181 Telephone 643-5727 Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 have. MOVE 45-45-46-43— 179, Lotas 46-46- g g a ...... o You will find out in short order in your car, take it to Plen’s in the performance of your car. Sportsman balance led by Don Darling’s Smith 60-45-44-42— 181 When you are choosing a mon­ Texaco Station and let Mr. Plen Do you specify what oil you Quality Memorials (18) Subs TV Basket­ and Lee Hunt's 188 scores. Manchester (898) 40-41—173, Cadman 46-47-34-44 / Totals • 9 a». that this is the one place where Expert / the best does not cost you more. ument, quality should be upper­ check it out for you. He will want used? You should. You ball: Capitols vs. Tren­ Ironically, it was toe lowest Clavette 50-49-46-44— 189 — 171, Purnell 48-46-48-33— 170; • Moving CALL Over 30 Years Experience 49-48-46-39— 182 Clark 49-46-41-26—161. / SmiiatBa (M) ^ EDWARDS At Manchester Memorial most in your mind or you will be able to tell very shortly will be safe it you use Texaco’s Moment of Truth for UConns ton score of the season for Coach Sheldon P Pts. -, Company, you will find the find your money wasted and the whether the transmission is Havoline oil for this is one of Quinn ...... 12 8 37; ’ SECRETARIAL monument " ’^11 not last through really gone or whether it Just the oldest of the fully tested :s?o?agf 643-6563 Call 649-5807 Tfte moment of truth has necUcut at least a share of toe Yaie won a tough g;ame at Burnham ...... 6 I? largest selection of finished league title -with games re- Harvard 84 to 78 as Ed Gold- Heath ...... 8 monuments displayed anywhere the years with its beauty un­ needs the seals replaced. If you ooils on the market today. A. AIMETTI, Prop. arrived for Connecticut in toe Valcnte 6 Conference basketball against New Hampshire stone had 31 points. The EHs Wally Jones Strout ....ta...... 2 SERVICE in the State of Connecticut. blemished. Cheaper stone -will should need a new transmission Choose Texaco products —you MANCHESTER Harrison St., Manchester Yonkea Zahner ...... 0 in your car, you will find that and Rhode Island. have a 10-7 record and now • TYPING When you have a finished mon­ not withstand the elements for can be sure of quality when you titia chase as toe Huskies— Mlaynapd ...... 0 o STENOGRAPHIC buy Texaco. Connecticut has a 14-4 record have a hammerlock on third East Easy Winner HIH ...... 0 ument to look at, it gives you the stone is softer and -will erode the prices charged here are MOVING AND y^nmea ...... 0 ■ o BOOKKEEPING unbeaten In seven league games in all games, while UMass is place in toe I-vy League at Keeps Ahead a much clearer idea than look­ and fade. The difference be- very reasonable. Ope thing you Having trouble getting your • MEMEOGRAPHING —meet second-place Massa- 10 - 10 . 7-3. By RICH DYER and two technicals, Naugatuck one shot,” B u ^ said. “W e’ve McCarthy” ’:: :: :: ! : ::! :: : 0 ing at pictures, no matter how twen quality stone and the can absolutely depend upon; he car started on cold mornings? TRUCKING CO. • STENCILING cheaper one is so small that it will not recommend a new Maybe you need a new battery otaasetts on toe road- Ih other key action tonight, In other action last night- Of Namesake Foul shooting and a had 30, East 26 with each show- controlled th&tooards in every Total* » 6 64-: • ENCLOSED DESK clearly these pictures are detail­ STEVENSON'S is foolish to choose the lesser transmission if it is not neces­ and if you do, install a Texaco So far the league race, with Yale is at Dartmouth, St. An­ Trinity ran into Colby's strong­ fourth quarter blitz paced ing one technical. game we've/Won this year. Tu- OoTentry (47) SPACE ed. When you have a finished "W e had too many fouls,” rek and Reynolds split 31 re- $ value. With a quality stone, sary. When you are having trou­ or Delco battery. When you UMass and Rhode island each selm’s at Central Connecticut, est performance of the season, WaJly doesn’t want to keep up tournament - bound East monument in front of you, you at 6-2, has been one in which toe Bantams succumbed Coach Don Bums said, “ and this bounds tyhile Foley had 16 for Monmn 3 Edwards Building weather and the years will not ble with your car’s transmis­ have one of these batteries in ESSO Trinity travels to Bowdoln and and with toe Joneses - he wante to Catholic to win No. 15 last Travel In Style, Eleganea can- walk around it, look at It PARKADE home courts have been toe de­ We^eyan is at Williams. M to 87. New Haven College And Comfort By take their toll. sion It does not pay to let just your car, you can get i ntoyour lb one of the things that slowed the visitors. oordOT i” ::!!::: 4 Vernon Circle from all angles and, after look­ 405 MAIN ST. ciding factor. Connecticut beat ke^^e^oftoem . night, 78-52 over Nauga- us down for the first three A barrage of nine consecu- piaster i:!::::::::::!!:.’ 1 anyone do the job for you— car -with confidence that it will In last night’s action, Fair- wSeafood to do it- too to Its » t o victory against of mediator Theodore Kheel’s ^ field goals. 5 Melody ...... 1 S*2 4 ^M Upholstery Phone 643-9149 points in a last-quarter rally. 0 Lombardo ...... 0 1- 3 I biuub (79) DICK’S ument is finished you know He had his team. No. 1 in toe one. defeat. latest peace edict, Blast won the battle of toe i Leone ...... 0 0- 1 0 B P and IV I Shop 43 OAK STREET The Philadelphia victory at r Pts. - that you will have a memorial Hydrannatlc Transmission country in The Associated Press The -victory upped Princeton’s The refusal of both the Ama- boards, 53-40, Including 33 de- o JuknLi'” :::::::::::! 0 ^ 9 Horton ...... 4 9 lo : WATKINS-WEST TEL. 649-9937 Cleveland overshadowed anoth­ 0 0 0 Hovak ...... 0 , RE-UPHOLSTEftING that will stand as an enduring ),000 in Red Repairing poU, hold toe .ball for nearly 10 Ivy League record to 10-0 and teur Athletic Union and the tensive grabs. ‘T was pleased 2 Reams o ^ 6 AMricb ...... 6 SHELL er milestime reached by Cincin­ FUNERAL monument. A monument that All Work Guaranteed minutes at the start of toe sec- set up a showdown with ixmner- U.S. Track and Field Federa- with the way we held them to o D a l y * 0 1 § ^ ••••••••••••••• 0 * Modern Furniture nati’s great Oscar Robertson. 2- 2 3 Kukucka ...... 1 time and weather will not mar. ond half enroute to a S4-26 victo­ up OoTTiell, 9-1, at Ithaca to- tion, an arm of the NCAA, to 0 Kinel o 90 0. Coolldfre ...... 1 SERVICE SERVICE Texaco Lubrication Service The Big O, now in bis seventh and Antiques Feel free to stop in at Man­ CUSTOM MADE ry oiver Oregon at Eugeni Btri- idght. The Big Red won their heed a directive Issued Friday — — Damarjlan ...... 1 • store Stools and Booths 653 CENTER STREET We Give HyfC Green Stamps NBA season, scored 27 points 26 Totals 31 36-60 78 Martin ...... 11 chester Memorial Co. and talk Republicans Seeking CANVAS AWNINGS day night. ninth in a row by wiping out a by Kheel’s Sports Arbitration Swimmers Win _ Nanaalaok______ $840,000; in 1970, Jones notched 23. Wilt Cham­ Ted Brindamour’s in the back- Lanterns median barriers on other high- disclosed the party’s finan- Repairing • Combination Windows said several weeks ago after ^he game was toe first of ------berlain scored only 16 but got a Win Over Coventry" Connecticut Valley Firestone Tires $1 million. Manchester Awning Co. Best Game stioke were the only other local waya plight. Southern Oallfomda used a stall / ,iniiW(>ii«ider at Oiariotte. Dick Kenney, with five field career high of 17 assists. Revenge proved' sweet for Ellington High last night. ; Coin Co. Quality Line Products MANCHESTER They projected a "headquar­ 195 WEST CENTER ST. and almost upset the Bruins in a oignison made it five In a row goals in 1966, set a Michigan winners. The latest nrolect will brln^ finance Chairman E. aayton ters” cost of $150,000 in 1967; Telephone 649-3091 With Boston and Los Angeles 200 yd. medley relay: Manches- The Knights Split the season Series with Coventry High “ ' 97 Center St., Manfdiester SURPLUS SALES CO. .u ; * I P Gengras said "the Republican 40-36 overtime game. beatmg North CJaroldna State State career record with 19 ter Gen. Hepairers License the total amount of such work $200,000 in 1968; $260,000 In 1969; Established 1949 Ued 116-ali, Havheek connected Not Enough, ^KeidwHii^. 6 Miller. Howard? jjy. tacking a 64-47 defeat on the Patriots in Ellington. • > 643-6295 169 N. MAIN ST. . . party must no longer be thought Why, toen, did he use toe stall in the second game. «eid goal®- Spaeth). . —x.uo.v. Corner Broad and to over 100 miles since last L _____ , „ and $250,000 in 1970. on a jump shot and then clicked 200 yd. freestyle; 1. D. Nofls (H), at Depqt Square of, and m ^ John Alsop, Edwin H. May Jr., 000; in 1968 $390,000; in 1969, PONTIAC do It bi the first half. But we around performance of toe sea­ Bruno (H). 2, Orfltelll (M), 3. r $475,000; and In 1970, $645,000. Cartwright (M). T—2:30.0. the NCXX3 crown with East Malcolm Baldridge of Wood­ AND might do it aU the Ume in toe Doubleheader Set Tonight, son, Manchester's Community bury, Gordon W. Reed of Green­ aecond half when we are College Just didn’t have enough (Mi!^^ 3™ PiMfd* (H): Windsor as the Eastles last i f f 5 TOURAINE Siwy, Connors night posted a lop-sided 52-26 17 starts. Riok BMwards (13) Painting— Decorating wich, and the two rivals ofr the ahead.” last n ight and w ent dow n to an winners Points. 211.48 (new poed \ Win over South Windsor High ^ ** ®"^y P^»y« *0 hit two i state chairman’s post, George TEMPEST He bjdlcated tods would help Sports Program on Monday 84-63 defea t ftt the hands o f butterfly: l. Plikaltis emphaeize the “ InacUon more Win in Deadlock powerful AIC frosh to Spring-' m . 2 H c^ rd (M), s. D. Turiting- in Etost Windsor. Blast assured . . . . : COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL T. LaBonne of Glastonbury and East commanded quarter edg- j PAINTS t r , . ton (M). T—1:02.0. itself of at least a tie for con­ Legislative Commissioner IJow- MOftK ■•■OtnJS SALES and SERVICE than anytMng else” and per­ Testimonial Night tonight field. 100too y< yd. freestyle; 1, D. Nafls (H). es of 8-2, 20-5 and 89-14. : Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service DKCORATK WITt4 haps infktenoe the tulee com- victories by Bill Slwy and The locals lead at halftime, 2^ OrflteUl ^ 84 e n a m e l and LACQUER Windsor. HEBRON—Zach Martin (! Publicity Director Stanley J. Za- 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER — PHONE 649-4501 day, took a 6-2 lead but fell be- Speakers will iitolude Lefty Peretto, (3) and Bobby Cresen-. J (68) vell 359, Joe Long 356. Otto BEFINISHINGS B F Pts. Mayer 360, Tom Gessay 144. SOUTH WINDSOR — East and Joe Vlsinski (26) had then You’ll And the finest plywood broskl of Hartford; and $12,000 /hind at 9-7 and trailed at the Gomez, Hal Qooitoough, Bob Bbliluc returned to his Mam- zl (2) were the big guns for the 7 35 17 to Research Director Henry J. REASONABLE PRICES BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK . half 1844 before a crowd of 10,- Steele and Joe Sclbelli. A chick- cheater home from New York Blue Coats. The Highway shots Bedlack 4 6-8 14 Windsor held toe Bobcats to but own private battle for scoiii^ paneling, cabinet plywoods, Uteh- 8 2-2 18 SAPLINGS—Maude Madigan five points in toe first half, 20 Ixmors, hut ttia former received kA for tbe foldeo arches... McDonald’s Becker Jr. of Avon, who will RT. 88—-VERNON, CONN. 600. en and spaghetti dinner will be yesterday following additional did not go to, the only ones 4 6-7 14 en cabinets and Armstrong ceilings 137, Myrna Ciarcia 128. in toe seoemd. The closest any more h<^ as Ibe Sachems went become GOP state auditor July Just Above the Traffic Twd fleld spala hy Nldc Jonea, served starting at 6:;$0. treatments. On the road to re- able to find the basket were pa^es '.'.V 0 9 0 0 46 WEST CENTER STREET . . . Open Thurs., FrL 9 PJVt for 0 9 0 0 ------Bobcat got to double figures sibcnr* .000 to M overall and 8* 1. 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Repossess- uu -To,,.; sleeper cab equipment. thers— and we do too. You TO SECUJPIN© HIMSELF IN GRAB OFF A FEW NAPS any advertiser using box Sion? Don’t despair!despair S « Hon- J®** H ° Members of all truck own­ have the SPE C IAL skiUs HIS ROOM EVERY AFTER­ ON THE SLY" banging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ / letters. Readers answer­ est Douglas. Inquire about low­ try, days 613-1904, evenings er’s association ta New needed to fiU one of the NOON WITH HIS PILE HE FORGETS TD CLOSE ly inr-wed, workmanship guar­ HRST OF BOOKS.' HIS PO OR ing blind box ads who est down, smaUest payments 649-8880. England and New York. following attractive open­ NOTICE desire to protect their anteed. Leo PeUetier, 640-6326. Part or full-time training. ings: anywhere. No small loan or fi­ ADDrnONS —remodeling, gm- At a meeting held February Identity can foUow this If no answer 643-9043. Licensed ^ n d approved NATIONAL r nance company plan. Douglas rages, rec rooms, bathrooins procedure: program. For Information -p io T X 7/ ^ 15, 1967, the x-ianmilgPlanning mmand ^aiu-Zon- Motors, 333 Main. tied, kitchens remodeled. CaU I.B.M. Machine Operator— call Hartford, 247-1353 0 I lJNv>, log Commlsidon o f Manchester, Enclose your reply to the 1.600 Cleszynskl, BuUder, 649- Skilled in operating 083, booc In an envelope — 1960 CORVETTE —4 speed, 283 anytime. Conn., approved a general re- n.M« __ I© IW7 >, N£A. he. T». hL US. M. 0* 429L Floor Finishing 24 085 and 519. addressed to the Classi­ engine, one hardtop, power Park & Oakland Aves. cwnpllation of the existing fied Manager, Manchester windows. 31075. or best offer. Q UALITY Carpentry — Rooms, ®TGOR SANDING and refU^bn- I.B.M. Keypunch Operator East Hartford Zoning Regulations. In this re­ ------f J tag (specializing In older BUDGET PLAN compilation, paragraph 5, Seo- WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Evening Herald, togther 742-7194. dormers, porches, basements, — Must be experienced, with a memo listing the floors), cleaning and waxing AVAILABLE FEM ALE factory workers need- yon 7, Art. TV, of the existing retlnlshed, cabinets, bullt-lns, mostly numeric work. companies you do NOT 1964 FORD Galaxie 600 -2-door floors. Painting. Paperhang- ed —temporary for Manpow- Regulations, has been ellmtaait- formica, aluminum, vinyl, A A A Y X NO.' I'L L . want to see your letter. hardtop, automatic, power Compitometer Opera/tor — er, Inc. High hourly rates, no and paragraph 6 SecUon 7, X ' l e Tour letter v^ll be de­ steel, ceramo siding. WlUlar: tag. No Job too smaU. John qq NOW — PAY LATER r^^ SORRY, MR.WAVDUT, T A K E 0 mr by NEA. W. TM Icy. U 1 let. OH. brakes, power steering, low Should have background in fee (light bench work, bindery, ly , has been rewritten as PHONE BACK, stroyed if the advertiser Is Robbins Carpentry Service. VerfalUe, 649-5750. mileage. Good condition. Must all phases o f comptometer. sewing machine operators, foH(yvv8: Any nonconforming AAR.Ai^^ADAM IS NOT A THIS ISA one you’ve mentioned. I f 649-3446. ‘Your Mom says it's like flunkville! One more report sell, 31395. 875-1851. Calculator Operator — Ex­ women experienced in solder- buHdtag or structure (or use) IN HIS OFFICE.' MESSAGE? RECORDING.' not It wUl be handled In card like this and I won't put my X on it!” the usual manner. perience on any rotary cal­ tag, masking and electronic de- vvjjieh is destroyed or damaged CADILLAC ELDORADO —1967 ^^PLAC ES AND chimneys Bonds~-Stocks~~ culator needed to perform built, repaired or refaced. Any Help Wanted— vices Call Manpower, 278-1684, jjy ^j. casualty may be re­ dream car of the year. (Are several interesting Jobs. kind of brick, stone or block ______Mortgages 27 ask for P eg SkeUey. conatructed and atructurally you Interested In the finest se­ Female 35 Lost and Found 1 work done. OaU Jack Carr, MORTGAGE LOANS — first, Figure Clerk—Good figure ■ ~ altered, provided the cost^ at lection of pre-owned cadillacs, EXPERIENCED secretary for 649-7406, second, third, aU kinds realty, aptitude, previous office such reconstruction or struc­ FOlUNiD—FEMALE, part bea­ service maintenance unlimit­ law office. Write Box V Her­ statewide, credit rating urmec- experience needed. OFFICE SUPERVISOR tural alteration is lew than GRAMFAW© SELF-IVIPROVEMEKn:..*4 gle. CaU Bolton Warden, ed.) CaU me liow, 627-0171, Ask a t .t . KINDS of carpentry work, ald. ■______Tm i^ .e i rat em cessary. Reasonable, confiden­ 60% FLOATING RESTAURANT. iNiuBia^Eee/ S H O U L D I ELESentOLUX vacuum clean­ seats, power steering, power BID WELL HOME Improvement at a point on the west side of ANOTHER PERSON IN SAIGON, doesn’t require any previous Days or Nights I HIM. ers, sales and service, bonded Co. —Roofing, aiding altera* AUTO AGENCY — excellent lev Broad St., approximately SIR, BECAUSE OF MY SCAR. FEEL W&JC IN windows, turquoise and white selling experience, set your One for days, one for ESPECIALLY BY AMERICANS representative. Alfred Amell, tiona, additions and remodel- cation, financing available. 100’ south of Middle Turn­ T H E K N E E S ? top. Full price can bo financed. own hours. Sarah Coventry nights. PuU or part-time. WHO HAVE TROUBLE TELLING 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, tag of all types, Exc Uent For sale or lease with option. pike West, the line runs I C O O K S I Call Roy, Dealer, 628-0094. Experience not neceasary. ONE VIETNAMESE FROM For details call Paul J. Cor* trains people to succeed. For southerly 1900’ more or less; 644*8141 or 648*4918. workmana^p. 649-6495. Apply ta person only. W e wUl train. Excellent I ANOTHER. renU, 643-5363 or 643-2125. further information caU 648- thence westerly 1230’, more 0189. earnings, uniforms fur- I HARTFORD 11th Annual Boat 1902 OOnflRT—good running con* HOWARD JOHNSON’S or less; thence northerly nlshed. Chance fo r ad- • Show, February 16-19; Dally ^Itdon, $460. 649-9139. Roofing and 1900’, more or less; thence FULL-TIME meat wrapper, RESTAURANT I vancement. i till 10 pjn., Sunday noon to 6 ------Chimneys 16-A good wages, and company easterly 1230’, more or less, p.m.. West Hartford Armory, 1966 PONTIAC GTO—360 h.p., RESTAURANT 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Apply Daily I benefits. Apply Grand Way, to Broad Street and point of 868 Farmington Avenue. positractlon, close ratio 4- ROOFINO — Speciallztag ro- begrin^g. This change In­ 2 to 7 PJtt. I ------speed, declutohtag fan, tri-pow- pairing roofs of all kinds, new Food Office, Manchester Shop­ open 6 days a week, closed cludes all of the Industrial to Manager • er. Black vtayl top. Heavy duty roofs, gutter work, chimneys ping Parkade, Manchester. COUNTER GIRL — evening I zone on the westerly side pf Sundays. ExceUent oppor­ shift, Sunday-Wednesday. Ap­ Jt-/S INOOME TAXES prepared by radiator, console reveb radio, cleaned, repaired. Aluminum tunity for husband and wife. WANTED — medical secretary Broad St. INTERNATIONAL I e 1W t, MA. tae. ply in person. Bess Eaton Do­ Marvin Baker. OaU 648-026’T. 4 yres and wire wheel elding. 80 years’ experience. Owner retiring. Priced for for local doctor’s office. Pturt- nuts, 160 Center St. The above zone change will HOUSE OF 1 >nfy T»iiyPTTT»w_'p,.rin»M qtwI hub caps, low mileage. Fac- Free estimates. CaU Hawley quick sale. time. Please write stating ex- be elective February 20, 1967. ( PANCAKES I perlenfce, qualifications, etc. to BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, exper- Planning and CAPTAIN EASY MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD BY LESLIE TURNER S?.L»5«.l E.jriond W 2 ROOFIKG.REPMB , l" Box A, Manchester Herald. lenced only, requires "take Zoning Commission 363 Brood Street | raid. 648-9926, coUeot 876- 0682 alter 6 p.m. gutters md con* J. D. REAL ESTATE charge" gal for Interesting, John B. Lamenzo, IT WAS GIBBERISHl MADE NS SENSEI Manchester | diversified work. Displaycraft, Chairman FOKOET THE HUH? WITH THAT IMPOSE? rr'U BE BUT HE5 A WWLTHY UNCl P a ND X ■ T862. 1959 poNTftAC BonnevlUe, new ductors. Repair of chimneya, 643-5129 643-8779 HOTEL PHIL! PACK OF NUTS HAP TO INVE5TI6ATBI MOW I INTEND 643-9667. Clarence W. Welti, A PLEASURE.PHIL! IND IVID U AL ANT* Uinrineiui In. transmission, exceUent run- too. CaU Ooughltn, 648-7707. An Equal Opportunity VOlrtlE GOING TO AROUND? NEVER/ yOUVE ONLY MET TO DO JUST THAT! PART-TIME Secretary 1 I STAY RIGHT HERE HALF THE FAMILY OH...A eome tax retuma prepared, ntag condition. $400. 649-9638* Employer I WITH M E-FOR THE — AND I WANT you RELATIVei Dan Moaler, 649-3829, 626*8268. O PB L—1062, "Olympia ataUon Heating and Plumbing 17 NURSE’S A IT ’ ’' — part-time. W£SKS! EHT THEM JOIN A winning team. Open an L TO MEET MV DOCTOR, Vernon Hava 876*2077. exclusive Arnold Palm er clean- Comptometer . e 700! h a w m n s j COME WITH T A X RETURNS prepared, ta* wagon. Bx)ce]lent cofuaWon, B O m PLUMBrNG and heat* ME. dividual and buslnesa your 37,000 miles. New tires and bat- tag repairs, alteraUona, elec* tag center Franchise ta your THE DUTCH M AID Co., selling home. For appointment caU tery. Good gas jtaleage. Does trio and gaa hot water heab area. A A A locations, liberal Operators clothing exclusively through not burn oil. 16 Wadsworth St., MACHINISTS 649*6866 week dajrs after 7 p.m. ers. CaU 643-1496. financing. Call 1-516-333-0144, the party plan, has an opening rear apartment. Sundays aU day. collect or write Arnold Palmer OpentagB for experienced for a demonstrator in this Able to set np and operate Ladies or Bildgeporta. Experi­ ZT Millinery, Cleaning Center Sales, 875 Comptometer Operators to area. Married woman prefer­ Prospect Ave., Westbury, New work evenings, 6 p.m. to 10 red. Must drive. CaU 875-7639, mental work, no prodnodon mns. Day shift All benefits Business Services Dressmaking 19 York. Personals p.m., five nights per week. collect. paid. No parking problem—No trafllo to fight pay Offered Must be sklUed ta aU RIDE WANTED — Mamtaester phases o f comptometer WOMAN TO care for pre-school ^ o r top men. Apply: to Asylum Ave., Hartford and SHARPENING Service —Sawa, including concession stand, caU 643*8750. work. Interested even if no chUdren ta my home, two or return. Weekdays, Workhjg picnic and oitttag area and knives, axes, shears, skates, recent experience. Excel­ three days weekly. 649-6711. hours, 8:16*4:16. 1-429-1304. rotary blades. Quick service, DRAPES —custom made to swimming, minutes from Man- lent wages and working AERO KINETICS MR. ABERNATHY Capltol Equipment Oo. 88 Mata your measurements, lined or Chester. CaU Mr. George conditions. Apply: NURSE’S AIDE -11*7 at Man- 218 HARTFORD ROAD—MANCHESTER BY HOUSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS St., Manchester. Hours dally unllned. For further Informa' MitcheU after 6 p.m., 233-7826. Chester Manor Rest Home. AAARCO BUINS HIS RACE ASAINST TIME 7*6, Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7* tion caU after 6, 643-1913 CaU 646^0129. WHB4 nr COMES TD AAR. ABERNATHY, WON Y you PLEASE TELL THANKS, DAVY, ^ IN THB UNMRSROUND.WATERY MAZE/ BUT I'LL FIND MY BUDDY DON'T GIVE UP, but NO NEED TO IF I HAVE TO LOOK UNDER A 643*7968. o w POMANCE/XDRAW . AAE ABOUT THE PEOPLE AND THE BEES ? JUDY/ WE'LL GET Private Instructions 32 • FIRST Wp m e . 1 KNOW ’ THIS'LL BE LIKE EVERY sing le STRAW [n^^Trueklng*— OO H AWePLANKl OUT OF THIS ROCKY THE SCOR TAVING TO FIND SALES AND Service on Aliens, Movli MESS... SOMEHOW/ A NEEDLE IN A Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn ^ r o g e 220 NATIONAL mowers. Also Homelite chain TRACTOR TRAILER TELLER TRAINEES saws and international Cub MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light USED GARS Cadet Tractors. Rental equip- trucking u d package deUvery. JOBS WAITING (O V E R 21) STORES, INC A C O M PLE T E ment and sharpening service ’’•efrlgeratow, washers and OPPORTUNITY WITH PUBLIC CONTACT EVERETT W. on aU m a k e ^ L A M Equip- “tove moving speciaUty. Fvid- Train Now — Pay Later Park A Oakland Aves. SELECTION ATTRACTIVE SALARY AND BENEFITS ment Corp,. Route 88, Vernon, tog chairs for rent 649-0762. East Hartford A P P L Y TO VAN DYNE Keep earning while learn­ 876-7809 Manchester Exchange — ^ i— ------= ------,---- BOURNE BUICK /uowe&^l ing. Quality'training wlU B U I L D S , -Enterprise 1940. Painting— Papering 21 t “Tba House of HARTFORB NATIOIIM. BANK enable you to earn to $200. Customer Satisfaction” Planning a new home? Beau­ DICK’ S SERVICE, snow plow- P A IN IY N a B Y lUck Fontaine, per week and higher. Train BABYSITTER wanted, Bowers tifully wooded lota, some School area, Manchester, 8-4 ANB TRUST COMPANY tag, carpentry, reo rooms, re- interior and exterior. Paper on aU makes and models 285 MAIN St. FIRST MANCHESTER OFEIOE J with, view o f HartforiL Good hours, five afternoons per modeling, general repairs, hsjigtag and wall paper remov* of equipment nearby In MANCHESTER 695 M AIN ST.. MANCHESTER. CONN. fiMiM»itig; available WUl week. References required. trade your present home. pnitittag, interior and exterior, aL DutOh Boy and DuPont your spare time. licensed 246-5862 649-4571 Equal Opportunity Employer rubbish removal, moving, ma- (polity workmanUilp. CUl by Massachusetts registry. Please caU momlngs, 247*6272 Phone 246-4781 ■ooary. CaU 04S-4686. ^ •vaningA a4fl-860S, . i^ < p a 249-7771 anytlma or 648*7888. % ^1- *sV w

j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COIW., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1967 PAGE THIRTSiai'’ PA G S TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1967 Hdp W on fd Mute 36 Help W onfd— Mdo 36 Articles For Sale 45 Wanted— To Buy ^8 Furnished Business Property Housm For Sol# 72 Hohsm For Salt 72 Hoints For Sola 72 Houstt For Salt 72 Suburban For S d t 75 Suburban For Sola 75 Operation Snow Trail \ For Sale 70 Apartments 63-A MANCamSTER - 2-f a m 11 y, MANCHESTER —wa offer tUa MANCHESTER — Oozdner S t MANCHESTER -7 a recent « BOLTON—What a vahia In a BCX^N LAKE —compact 6 | MECHANIC for maintenance WALLPAPER SALE-300 pat HOUSEHOLD lota, aatlqim ______work on pin setting machines. terns ia stock, 87c —97c single bric-a-brac, clockf, CramM, ipypo ROOM efficiency apart- ROOMINO HOUSE —yearly in- good condition, $18,900. Phil- contemporary Ranch off Went 6% room Ranch, fuU tiaeement, room Ranch, large living room modem 6 room Ranch with al- rocM Ranch, oh a 100 x 900 T c j t . Ma-rt M-rt ^ t %a'_ria ■ mm ■ DEAN MACHINE brick Agoicy, Realtora, 649- Street. Features living room fireplace, hot water oU heat, diningroom, 8 bedrooms, fam- most two acres of land. In- treed lo t Enclosed patio, J . m O fW m w 1 CLASSIFIED Second shift, 4:30 p.m.-12:30 , roll. Sherwin-Williams, 081 glassware. We buy ^ t e e ; ments, heat, Ughts and hot wa. come, $5,804, exceUent return with cathedral ceiling, modem, large fee room with half bath, lly aise kitchen. Close to ev-‘ eludes tool shed, play bousa acreened' porch overlooking I a.m. Apply Vernon Lanes, PRODUCTS Main St., Manchester. VlUage Peddler, Auciloneair, j , , Scranton Motel and Cab- on Investment. CentraUy locat-r ed. Call Paul J. Oorrentl Agen­ erything. $18,800. Elsie Meyer and 3 car garage. Hot water lake. Scarce price range of Route 88, Vernon. 420 lAko S t, Bolton, 64* 3247. jjjj >iy,iiand Tpke. Man- (Y iN m n n n n ------equipped kitchen, dining area, porch, large lot, exceUent con* 165 Adams S t CARPETS AND life too can be cy, 643-6368 or 648-2125,' now. Hollywood dttlon throug^iout. ?rlced at on- Agency, 643.0609, 649-6624. oil heat. Modestly priced for $18,500. Wolverton Agency, ______Chester. 649-0826 before 7 p.m. Ranch, large Uving team, ^r- beautiful if you use Blue Lus­ ceramic bath. Gas heat, patio. 1. $21,600. Charles Lesperance, __ so much. Call Nick Oonvertino, Realtors, 649.3818. In White Mountains ADVERTISING mal dtiilng room, cabinet Utoh. Has Immediate Openings tre. Rent "electric shampooer, Rooms Without Board 59 a p a r t m e n t —2 rooms, fuiiy Enclosed fear yard. Owner’s 049-7620. NEW 2-FAMILY, RaiK* style, j^nds Realty Co., Realtors, 'THORNTON GORE, NH. •n, 2 bedrooms, raoraatlon SOUTH 'WINDSOR—A non-de- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Fuli-time $1. Olcott Variety Store. furnished transfer can your gain. Call 8 and 2-bedroom apartments, g43.mx. < RETIRED MAN WOMEN ONLY-near' center, furnished suitable for single room, landscaped yard. Mar- velopment 6 .room Ranch, 1% Richardson and Day and Night Shifts person, centrally located, util­ BOLTON Dofia Smith, Jarvia Realty MANCHESTERr-7 room home, electric beat, 3-car garage, lot ______- - 8 A.M. to 5 PAI. PULL SET of snap-on automo­ light housekeeping. Call 643- Ion E. Robertaon, Realtor. b a ^ , garage and rec room. members of Ws Turret Lathe Operators ities, $115. 649-9688. Co,; Realtors, 648-1121. 2-car garage, extra lot. For In­ 236x636. Financing available. SOUTH WINDSOR -^Just reduc- B O Y SCO U T bile mechanic’s tools. Plus 5539. 648-6963. half M rV feiced lot. Good val- FOR PART-TIME Hardinge Chucker Operators Ten acres of land in addi­ formation call Mitten Agency, Elva Tylef, Realtor, 649-4469. ed. 6 room Ranch, 8 bedrooms. the White Mountain National snap-on rollaway tool box with ROCKVILLE — clean complete­ tion to building with large Realtors, 648-6980. only $14,900. Must ba sold. ue at $22,600. Call 876-0774. THE mOMPpON HOUSE, $16,600—Five room older home, Forest, listened to the cradda Notes and News icOPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MAINTENANCE WORK Days vise on it. Call after 6, 643- ly furnished, 8 room apart­ banquet rooms plus pairU- RANCH—NEW LlsUng. Three Foreclosura ambient. Hayes Cottage Street, cerjtrally lo­ convenient to bus, shopping l^d-powered radio inside UONDAT Thro FRIDAY 10:80 A.M. — SATURDAY • AJM- Bridgeport Millers 8728. ment. Heat and utilities includ­ lon and large recreation T E N ROOMS CAPE —6 rooms, 4 finished, 2 bedrooms, fireplace, drop-in Agency, 646'4>181. cated, large, plea^ntly and school, Leonard Agency, 7141. R-. J, Flagg Co. ^ anow-banl^ tent and waited Set-up and Operate ed. Central. No lease. $85 area. Excellent location unfinished. Good condition, stove, aluminum storms, Cub Scoot Pack 136 30% OFF knitting needles, in­ uished rooms, parking. Call Realtors, 646-0469. ------^------for orders to “ seek and de- ( APPLY Inspector monthly. Leonard Agency, 646- for any club or organiza­ Two baths, new heating handy to center of town, $16,- screens, awnings, built 1964, VERNON Cub Scout Pack 130 of a t f Eixperience in aircraft parts struction books, knitting, cro­ 649-2358 for overnight and system, new kitchen virith 600. Philbrlck Agency, Real­ YOUR COOPERATION wnx n iA l Ad^.9711 0469. tion. GREEN. MANOR — 7 large lot 179x291 with trees. N gh as- Contemporary Ranch Wonrofl—•Roal EsWlf 77 James’ ^ri^ recenHy cela-{ BE APPRECIATED 8r M " A # I I chet tatting, embroidery ac­ permanent gnest rates. bullt-lns, 2-car garage, cor­ tors, 649-5847. sumahle 5^ per cent mort- MCDONALD’S DRTVE-IN All benefits — An Equal roome, plue 1% baths for $18,- 3 years young. Cathedral cessories.cessones. Yarn-Apart 0Co. 0 . me.,Inc., p.pntlAman onlv TWO ROOM apartment, com- ner lot on bus line, needs gage. Elva Tyler, Realtor, 649- WANTED TO BUY direct from ly dveloped slopes in nearby S * ^ J a W ^ Opportunity Employer 600. Vacant, Best buy In town. ilV E BEDROOMS, 2 full baths ceiling, white marble fire­ owner to private party. Old Waterville VaUey and Loon 46 West Center S t, Manchester J. D. REAL ESTATE some work but a steal at 4469. place, formal dining room, Kitchen and living room facil­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- modem kitchen with bullt-lns, farm house. Colonial, or Salt Mountain at Lincoln, members Limited quantity, all sales man. 643-4372. 643-5129 643-8779 only $18,500. T. J. Crockett, large simdeck, 8 bedrooms. Continued From Preceding Page ities Included. Private entrance ______1677. 3 fireplaces, walk-out base- BOUTON-Manchester line—6 Box or will consider exchange of the 6th Special Forces Group final, cash and carry. Realtor, 643-157?. To inspect this quality and parking. Inquire 118 Pearl qlE^N TWO room furnished ment, acreened porch, garage, room Ranch set high on large for my 3-family in Manchester. (Airborne) pUed their trade of $17,900 —bujrs this excellent 3 home caU Ann Hunter at Help Wanted— Help Wonted— Mole 36 MEN PART-TIME mornings for MOLD MAKERS FOR BETTER cleaning, to keep St. after 4 p m. apartment, first floor, private handy location. $24,600. Phil- wooded lot, double garage, Phone 649-4388 and talk it over, hide and seek, hit and run. colors gleaming, use Blue Lus­ heijroom Ranch, garage, porch 649-6306 or 875-6611. Price, 35 EXPERIENCED service station Janitorial service, 6 a.m.-10 entrance and bath, porch, brick Agency, Realtora, 649- immediate occupancy, $17,600. TOOL MAKERS tre carpet cleaner. Rent elec­ and large lot. Mitten Agency, MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape, $23,500. WANTED — clean 6 or 8 room District comml8sio(ncr Arttiur attendant, top wages for right' a.m 5 days a week. Must be parking, 644-8162. Houses For Sale 72 6347. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. tric shampooer, $1. ’The Sher- Wanted— Rooms Realtors, 648-6960. 3 or 4 bedrooms, plus family ______^ p e , in or near Manchestor. man. Wyman Oil Co., 24 Main over 18. Call General Cleaning win Williams C!o. Board 62 $10,900—4 ROOM Ranch, porch, Split B & W Louis Dlmock. Realty, 649- Exercise Snow Trail M®*"’ St., 643-2454. Service, 46 Oak St., 649-5334. Vernon Mold & Tool, Inc. iiXFdiSiTSR-Io room Garri- R^If BsS » MANClS^TER^7 r;x>m The BARROWS and ROCKVILUE—3 room furnish­ full cellar. GI or conventional lot of house for your money level, 1% baths, dining and liv­ 9823. Edward Reardon, pastor of St. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Route 30, Vernon, Conn. non Ooloaial, modem kltche}i 648-9382. WALLACE Co. that ends this week. GENTLEMAN desires room ed apartment. 876-3917. financing. Mitten Agency, plus a top Ferguson Road lo­ ing rooiA, 8 bedfooms, kitchen ^ ______JSrlTl^S* Diamonds— ^Watches— with board in Rockville cen­ Realtors, 643-8930. with built-in range, dish-wash­ cation, be sure to see this 6 Manchester Parkada WANTED - 8-4 bedroom Co- hard to speakers included Cub- er, disposal, 3.aona hot water MANCHESTER — spacious 6 with built-ins, family room, We are interviewing dur­ Interviews daily, 7 a.m.- Jew elry 48 ter. 643-7977. room Ranch with 2 car attach­ one car garage. Low 30's. Own­ Manchester 649-6306 lonlal or Ranch. Living room ■ ® ' wi » . master Frank DeSimone and ing vacation week, Feb. 5:30 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m.- TEN ACRBS, stately 7-room heat, exceUent financing, $19,- room Colonial Ranch, 3 fuU with fireplace, family room, ^ f!-oTn^T^ Scout leader Roger Accountants ed garage, completely equip­ er 649-8408. BOLTON—^New S room Raised 20-24, 1967 fOr those who 12 noon or by appointment. WATCH AND JEWE’*J-Y re- Business Locations stone 1840 Colonial, hot water 900. Philbrlck Agency, Real- S»rage, near acre large dining room, kitchen, two three-score guerrillas from Ft. tors, 649-6347. ■ picturesque lot. Must see. ped kitchen. Reduced in price ------Ranch, 1 ^ baths, family room, are interested in working. pairing. Prompt seiwice. Up to Apartments— Flats— For Rent 64 heat, fireplace, excellent con­ for quick sale. CaU Doris Smlt ASSUMABLE mortgage 6% per baths, one or two-car garage. Dragg, N.C., who "invaded’ James FatreU was the toast- Because of a recent change dition, long road frontage. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. garage. Leonard Agency, Bowers School area preferred, towns in the Plymouth area a in accounting procedures, 2 $20. on your old watch in Tenements 63 Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, cent 36 Scott Dr., six years master. Mrs. Beverly DeSlmon* AMBITIOUS 643-4257 875-7927 SUITE of offices presently Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. MANCHESTER — two new Realtors, 646-0469. Occupancy on or before April month ago and proceeded to be- openings, will he available trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. ------—----- ;----- 643-1121. old, two baths, three b ed room ______was chairman of the banquet PART-TIME Bray, 737 Main S t. State LOOKING for anything in real suited for professional purpose family flats, 5-6. Ready for oc- MANCHESTER—7 room Raised 1. H, M. Frechette Realty. 644- . f^end local citizenry. in our office. These will be Is now available In the State MANCHESTER — nearly new. cupancy. Separate furnaces, R*i>ch hi like new condition, Ranch. Open for Inspection VERNON — 6 room Oolonlal, (xvnmittee. She was assisted by Thet..re Building. rentals - apartments. SIX ROOM Garrison Colonial weekends. Fine opportimity. 0446 289-3568. They must have done a good AFTER SCHOOL excellent c^portunlties to quality built two families. Sep­ city utilities. See and compare, baths, 2-car garage, $$ breezeway and garage. Bath Mrs. Peg ’Pweedle, Mrs. Stella MANAGER homes, multiple dwellings, no Theater Building. Can be sub­ convenient to schools and bus Realtoi^Owner, 649-6051. job because Richardson and his learn our new accounting Salesmen Wonted 36-A fees. Cali J. D. Real Estate, divided if necessary. For in­ arate furnaces, excellent fi­ Mortgages available. Call »®re, only $22,900. Hayes and a half, fireplace, Immac- Xn y w h b ^ 6-8 rooms; team of counter insuigents have end Mrs. Shirley BlstaU. Or On methods and could be cap­ transportation. Living room ulate. d o s e to schools and Fuel and Feed 49-A 643-5129. formation call Theater mana­ nancing available. Hayes Agen­ Leon Cieszynskl', Builder, 649- Agency, 646-0181. with fireplace, formal dining smack on well traveled high- been kept on the move day and ably handled by someone cy. 646-0131. 4291. shopping. $21,200. Elsie Meyer SATURDAYS ger. 643-7832. MANCHESTTDR —6% room room, kitchen and lav on first Lott Fior Sok 73 way only! Cash! 1-443-7269. P. night trying to find the guerril- with limited accounting ex­ Agency, 6484)009, 649.6624. O. Box 1662, New London. las. REAL ESTATE CAREER $97. PAYS ALL. Assume 4% per Ranch, assumable 4^ per cent floor. Seoond - — ------floor—8 . bed-— w i . ------Ice Storm t perience. SEASONED HARDWOOD for 454 MAIN ST. —3 room apart- The guerriUa band, warm and Full-time to manage retail cent mortgage. Attractive 8- mortgage, 8 bedrooms, kitchen rooms, fuU bath, large closets, h ^ C r a S T E R -lo t s , loU, tots, COVENTRY Durinfi: Your Senior Year $20,000 PER YEAR sale. 74? 6215, 742-6830. ment. $85. 643-2426, 9-5. STORE on Oak St. for rent. comiortable In homes and oth­ In addition to competitive bedroom Ranch, fireplace, GLENDALE RD. with bullt-tns, large living powder room. Extra teatures A-rone, tm B-«me y ^ ASSUMABLE food store. Opportunity for Heated. Call 649-1690. er havens of safety, received Hits East salaries, the company of­ WE HAVE customers waiting trees, view. Hutchins Agency, room, fireplace. $19,900. Phll- Include walk-out basement, All in town, different 4 room Bungalow with full right man to join New Rapid expansion of our State News support In the form of four “ A” And then on a FUID- fers above average bene­ Household Goods 51 for the rental of your apart­ LOOKING FOR more than just Realtors, 649-6324. Now under construction brick Agency, Realtors, 649- sundeck. Moderately priced, locations. Call now. Hayes basement on treed lot with (Continued from Page One) 7EME basis after gradua­ ^England’s fastest growing agency and plans for open­ detachments of Special Forces ____ fits and working condi­ ment or home J D. Real office space? Contact Ekl- Ranches, Raised Ranches, 6847. 10 per cent down. 30 year Agency, 646-0181, plenty of room for expan­ ing of 2 branch offices cre­ CLEAN, USED refrigeratore, advisers who parachuted in partment put 226 salt qpraaders tion June 1967. tions, convenient free park­ food chain. Experience Estate, 643-5129. wards Office Building, Vernon CHENEY ESTATE!—14 rooms, 4 Colonials. Choose your mortgage available. Wesley R. g g o jjj, l o t for sale, excel- sion. Price $9,900. 2nd il ate an immediate need and rangea, automatic washt s, QUAINT—4% ROOM home in a near here on a frigid, moonlit to work to clear the main ar- ing. helpful but not essential. Circle, Vernon, 643-1195. Tele­ baths, 2-car garage, approx­ model. Smith Realtor, 643-1667. location. Call John B. De­ mortgage available at Many Have an exceptional opportunity with guarantees. See them at 4% ROOMS, $125. 3% rooms. quiet neighborhood, shaded nig'ht. teries, bridge and tunnel ap* Anyhim 6 t. exit on East- phone answering service plus imately 3 acres of land- By ap­ 6%%. For information Write P.O. Box 73. Hart­ Benefits include paid Blue for experienced, ambitious, B. D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 $115. Parking. 15 Forest St., rear yard, new fu m c e , ce- BOWERS SCHOOL —Garrison Quattro, J. D. Real Estate, 643- “ It was truly a beautiful proaches and heavily traveled West Highway. (1-84). ends many basic office expenses in­ pointment. Philbrlck Agency, ’’ _ . . . _ . . 5129. please call J. McLaughlin ford, stating education, ex­ Cross, vacations and com­ personable real estate 646-0090, 643- Directions: Follow Keeney Colonial 7 rooms, 4 years old. New Id eas sight,’’ said one of the local roadways throughout the city, ' at foot o f Garden St. Park­ Main St. Con 643-2171. off Main St., cluded in rental. Realtors, 649-5347. ramie tile hath and kitchen, perience and salary re­ St., turn right on Bush Hill at 649-6306. residents, a supporter of toe I ’ le Weather Bureau said ing available in front pany paid profit sharing salesmen who will follow 5875. full price, $18,900. CaU Paul W. Largo modem kitchen, 2% LARGE WOODED Bolton lot quirements. WHY PAY 30-50 per cent more? WOODBRIDGE ST —vacant 4 Rd., Glendade Rd., first counter-ineurgente, aa he re- heavy snow warnings had been ■ driveway or Ashley and plan. Call 1-387-6208 West our proven professional Dougan, Realtor 649-4535. baths, la ^ e paneled living residential area, 200' B & W program to surefire suc­ Our low overhead (no rent or 3(4 ROOM heated apartment. room Cape with room to finish street on right On Welfare called the night of Jan. 17. Issued for extre(me southeastern ' Palm. Ashley buses stop in P S. Yes, we will consider a Haven for appointment. Houses For Rent 65 room, dining room and family ft,„„tage. $4,000. CaU 648-4461, The BARROWS and cess with a potential com­ employes) means low discount stove and refrigerator, second off upstairs, garage, beautiful ST. JAMBS PARISH —7 rOom room. 2-car garage, walk-cut HARTFORD (A P )—The Con- "The was ^ o s t full,” Pennsylvania m d across south- ‘ fron t recent accounting school or WALLACE Co. mission income of $15,000 prices on quality new furniture. floor, central location, $126. BOLTON — 4 ROOM Ranch, condition, T. J. Crockett, Real­ Split Level, 1% baths, dining basement, $32,600. Philbrlck ______** necUcut Child Welfare Assocla- he continued, “ and we heard em m d rentral New J college graduate without WESLEY R. SMITH Manchester Parkade to $30,000 per year. We are For savings, service, and satis­ monthly. 643-1155, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. fenced in yard with lake priv­ tor, 643-1577. room ,, family room, garage, Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. — — ------——— tlon’s "go-and-see” program has aircraft co(mlng. Ground lights ™ e N w J ers^ H l g b ^ experience. CONSTRUCTION CO. Manchester 649-5306 exclusive agents for 10 faction, without high pres.sure ileges. Available March 1. $33 large beautiful landscaped , , Suburban For Saw 75 changedmany peoples attitude Hashed; then, suddmly, men partment * ^ r t e d ^ t tot THE CONNECTICUT ONE 3-ROOM £ind one 6-room yard. $23,900. Phllbrick Agen- 4-4 EXPANDABLE DUPLEX ______outstanding new home salesmanship, visit us today. weekly. Call 742-6736. towMd welfarerstate Welfare b e g ^ drifting into the apartment. No pets or chil- ______643-1567 cy, Realtora, 649-6847. large wooded lot, separate VERNON — 6 room Oolonlal, ' MUTUAL LIFE communities and 4 more LeBlanc Furniture Co., 195 MANCHESTER Oommissloner Bernard Shapiro area The ^rcraft roared off to- ^ e i v ^ toe hea^ert WANTED PLUMBER OR plumber’s help­ are scheduled to open soon. South St., Rockville. 876-2174. dren. Call 843-2068 before 7:30. MANCHESTER —Six room furnaces, nice location. Leon­ large Uving room, dining room, Legal Notices INSURANCE COMPANY SEVEN ROOM SpUt on 160 x TTriHav ^ th« night and men on the By daylight nve inches had raiW er, top wages, excellent work­ Our very active resale di­ Open 9-8, 3 iturday 9-5. house, convenient location, one six room Ranch, base­ ard Agency, Realtors, 646- modem kitchen with built-ins, TRUCK DRIVER — Inter- 4>'2 ROOMS, heat, hot water, I ^ MANCHESTER^ room bunga­ 200 lot, 1% bathe, tine subur­ STATE OF OONMBCnCUT ' ground vanished into the en in the Camdto area. 1(10 Garden St., Hartford, Conn. ing conditions, steeuly em­ vision enables us to take year lease, two children ac­ ment garage. Waddell ’ (M69. X>A baths, garage. Marion B. UANCHE8TER SAVINGS AND Stopiro, sp ^ ^ n g to^ ^ M- >■ Newarii, in the northern and mill, first shift. ELECTRIC RANGE —36” , good stove, refrigerator, disposal, low in like-new condition, $16,- ban location but in town. Own­ ployment. All work in close trade-ins on the sale of cepted. Hayes Agency, 646-0131 School, good location for Robertron, Realtor, 648-696$. condition. 643-4297, 6-10 p.m.; parking included. Nice loca­ 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ er traneferreit. Good value for $4,900 ASSUMES 8% mortgage. AT^'va*^B«OT"C?*GlRARDi meeting at Hartto^ The guermiasguerrillas nadhad been rein- «of toeuw state, reportedropun a cne-iiMdi Blue Chip in All Regards B3LBX7TRICIAN — Indus­ radius of Manchester. Call new homes. Our spacious, shopping and bus line, $11,- ET^. WMWOR OOVRT. TOL- toe program had given ^ gj gme. ExceUent In- NEW GARRISON Colonial — 8 ^ campaign of destrocl^. toe fine, dry mowfoll was of too An Equal Opportunity CHINIST—First shift. adults. 643-6389. baths, 2 fireplaces, built-in cy. Pasek, Realtors, 280-7476. Seven room Colonial with PART - TIME Circle, adjacent to Exit 95 ONE HOUSEKEEPING room. come producer. 4 rooms in ■et forth, lo t the forecloaure of a welfare. gjgg marked toe opening of type, that along with minor Call 649-1138. oven, range, dishwasher rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, swimming pool. Located ' Employer of the Wilbur Cross Park­ Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. each apartment. Owner wants BRICaC RANCH —loaded with MACHINE OPERATOR — Men or Women and garbage disposal. 2-<5ar family room, 2-car garage, right on a hill, 60 mUa LA’1 ? M h ? * . m r o n 'S l K “ toe operation for Maj Ernest drifting, would, create haaiidous way, which is in the heart ADMIRAL electric stove, very fast sale. Hayjs Agency, 646- extras, 7 rooms plus finished Lot 68 on a map enuUed “ Lake-. toe chance to see the Gurene’s counter-insurgents, road condltlfms. The depart-., Alternating shifts. ^ ROOM WITH kitchen privileges Suburban For Rent 66 garage, family room. As­ Phllbrick Agency, Resitors, view. BbcceUent condition. Men there is an opportu­ of one of the most active good condition, $25. Call 643- basement, 2 baths, fireplace, woo^ H^l|hto^ ^ vei o ^ operaUon of state weUare on a headquarters was to ment said, however, that att^- sumable mortgage. <081. 649-6347. Approximaitely 2 miles BOILBJR R O O M FIRE­ nity to add to your pres­ Real Estate marketing 1483 after 4. centrally ^^ated. Mrs. Dorsey, r q CKVILLE —Garden apart­ garage, carpeting. Only $25,- try. .C<«jn., jteaU I in. - Dec personal level. ^ Plymouth at toe New Hamp- roads were open. 14 Arch St. from highway. Selling be­ MAN — Alternating, 3 ent income. Rapidly grow­ areas in the entire state. ment, 3% extra large rooms. MANCHESTER — Cobb Hill. MANCHES’TBR — 2 - family, 000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 30, 1946 I, ..hereby certify that this Some 100 of these leaders Police on the Garden Stated low average price to execu­ map ia aubatantially correct Jamea . Natlanal Guard Armory. Htip Wanted— Mole 36 shifts (relief man). ing retail food chain has We are swamped with Rent Includes heat, air-condi­ J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. Now under construction Colo­ central. Excellent condition. 4- 643-1577. Sheekey, Engineer,''_ __ which__ J map map I is have taken part in the program “ Exercise Snow Trail,” Parkway reported snow falling, openings for men or wom­ leads and prospects pro­ SOLID MAPLE twin beds, ex- , tioning, parking, dishwasher, nials and Raised Ranches car garage. Large lot. For to tive neighborhood. on/tn file letto 9 theKa Town aerk'a. Office since___iA_ its 1 . Inception ...... to •ttiAA 1964 ' WATCHMAN—Third shift. cellent condition. $40. 643-7068. ROOM apartment for 643-5129 In Ooventiy, Connecticut, reference Coanpany A was sort of a along the entire length of tha JOT OPPORTUnS y ^vidte en to work part-time eve­ duced by the largest adver­ ___ _ rent. Cali 643-8956 after 5 p.m. range, refrigerator, swimming built by Ansaldi, all city util­ formation call Mitten Agency, MANCHESTER—Splc and Span. to which la hereby made for further “ brotoer against brother’’ deal, road but said that sanding and South Windsor School. Perma­ APPLY nings or weekends. Apply tising budget of any agency APARTMENT SIZE 20” elec­ pool. Transferred. Must sac­ ities. For further information Realtors, 648-6980. Six- . room __ . •Ranch . . . on .... toe . east j n *W*A*^*AP'FALi .AASi./A E S T A T A E WW6GO 1W*Tflle*edeacrlpUon, and T*W\n*V poeseaaion of said «>A_ Doctors Report ______side. H gh level lot ■with a view premHea and” toobey“ diSaiea F^ nent. full-time custodial work. to: in the state. You will get tric stove. Good condition. $25. FOUR ROOM flat, excellent rifice. now $141 will rent for thj^e E FAMILY —5.5 and 4. call Charles Lesperance, 649- tumaUe before the above nam^ HARir'OBD (AP) Doctors jugurgente and toe other half and the highway was open. MANCHESTER — $16,900 — 6 ^nd 100’ frontage. Ideal for the 643-5129 Ck>^ working conditlcHis and Cheney Brothers Inc. expert managerial guid­ condition and location. Middle $121. 875-1841. 7620. S S b e r * m 6 .* ^ '^ S w ’'iS U h 5 cornitorntoeurgents. Both were The New Jersey TVmptoe alarf 643-1301. Good income. Can’t miss on room Cape, garage, treed lot. young family and features 8 axceUent fringe benefits. Con- ance., If these advantages age or retired preferred. Ga­ ■ , , , , m AA - w therein, UiVloUi iUlU and uponUaJUn Ka motk«nitw wa in B&Ula w lastfcoajm year,j w u a f m State w w w w Health ^ Lom------> -‘'pressurinK’’ TVFPRMlTuT>i local citizens to was open, but toe speed limit ^ a w T Nerere 31 Cooper Hill St., Manchester CUMBERLAND FARMS this one for $17,900. Philbrlck 6H ROOM RANCH on a quiet Mr. Penna, 161 N e v e rs------197 westport Ave., Norwalk interest you and you think rage available. 643-4677. Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. Bd., Wapplng, or 644-1534. Personnel office open Monday- you are qualified call Mr. Machinery and Tools 52 Wanted To Rent 68 residential street. 3 generous Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 643- FOUR ROOMS, second f lo o r ,------bedroome, kitchen with built- Raised Ranch, fireplace, ga- tho'dofendant Bc^rt O. said Friday. ijjjg major had 80 men under hour along its entire MBgtlL: Goodchild for confidential WEST SIDE —Wock from Estate, 643-9332. placed Uving room. Large din­ LAIHE HANDS ana goceral 4141 for other hour appoint- (XIMPLETE SET machinist's appliances, new apartment, YOUNG laycraft, Inc. 648- PROGRESSIVE Inquire 233 Center St. home tor emaU family, T. J. NOT. ALTERATIONS and Ironing WANTED TO BUY—Antiques.------— ------Manchester 649-6306 UpM amllcaUm ef i^Ham O. reached by the commissioners Kong from Canton reported food and many othera wounded In a* Maintenance- EXPANDING done in my own home. Very steins, furniture, pewter, lead- SIX ROOM duplex, $110. Call S.B.M. has Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. on the blH Foote ia backing, shortages and hoarding, al- clash at Changtu Jan. 20. reasonable. 649-191K ed lamps, art glas.s, primitives. Glastonbury 633-7928 after 6 AUTHENTIC New i England SOU™ WINDSOR - 7 room though food stores to areas open Sporadic fighting has baaa any quantity, 644-8962. P-m . ramUtog Cape. Nine rooms, 6 Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ra8*”ittTs* ** ****" *'*'*’’*®*' Aetna Income Up to foreigners wer^ said to be reported to Manchuria and Machinist EXPERIENCED adult care of FULLER SHOP-RITE bedrooms, 8% baths, moderp flreplare, 2-car basement ORDERED: the foreioiac HARTEXJRD (AP) — Earnings weU stocked. They said anti- Szechwan Province etoce early children or elderly woman, THREE LARGE rooms, heated, kitchen with aU buUt-ina, plus l^iedAMhe’ piw brt^^ at Aetna life and Casualty Maoists were having succeso to February. Anti-Maoists report- starting rate $3,092 per live in, small salary, lig h t ______W anted— ^To^Buy 58 third floor, Oak St., $85!V'per Mortgage MONEY rl? SiStaie, rtestw inrald Ddet^t. on toe Company were up 88 per cent a house-to-house campaign to edly have launched a “ frantie B R U SH C O . hour. Want to work for . Supermarkets month. Available immediately, bar-b-cue In fomUy sized kitch­ household duties, Manchester BUY and sell antique and en. Sunken living room with ______Co., 64B-6129.______^______o^Sodc intoe’^iftom oon!« toS___ over 1966 and 7.4 per cent persuade citizens to starve out counterattack” against army. a prog^resslve company ? area. Box D, Herald. 649-8475. used furniture, china, glass ______cathedral celling, central air- BOLTON—6 room Ranch. Gar- MhSe'^’toT^jdercv the previous record high the bands of Maoist Red Guards navy and air force units to Foo- Has We’re looking for a man Have Openings For with, a variety of aptitudes silver, plctun frames, old poUR ROOM apartment, first coodltlontog. $46,000. PhUbrick age, stone front, dead end of aaid appHcation and toe Stae and in 1961, the company reported who had come from other cities chow, capital of Fukien Pnxv- Immediate Opening In maintenance work—re­ WILL DO ironing' In my home. coins, guns, pewter, scrap floor, $90 monthly, h ea ted . Call 649-5203 A ge n cy, Realtors, 640-6847, street. Large treed lot. Call Friday. by withholding food. Ince. gold, watches, old jewelry, now. Only $14,900. Hayes Agen- newapaperTiavinr a dretdation In I^remlum Income of $2.1 Wl- " For pairing and machine re­ EXPERIENCED Reasonable. 649-7422. (Jail 628-0718. placement parts for indus­ hobby collections, paintings, FOUR BEDROOM Ranch con GENERAL CLERK trial machinery. Must have attic contents or whole estates. FOUR ROOM apartment, sec- vtolently^ located near East Draft Evasion Seen Reason trade school education plus MEAT Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Fumlture Repair Service, 643 ond floor, central location, no Etartford. L a ig*. living room TOLLAND time and pia^ Md be heard reia- vrera renorted for 1968. 744E. furnace. 643-6872. Our distributing station five years of industrial Savings Bank of Manchester ■with fireplace, 2 ^ ceramicNew 3 Bedroom Ranch tiSed mau. a coo/of aaM’^wiS ^ The combined quarterly cash IVI aa-h A 'H 'A'nrll'nfV GROOMING and boarding all lias an interesbiiig ant} /Ia dents go to college. Service Director Lt. Gen. Lawla Bbt esiMBtlal. FOR SALE ★ VERNON 990. Phone John Sledesky, premiums dle, 649-1805. house, with new heating sys­ 875 Main Street. Manoheeter. Oonn.. „ . “ Most want not t o leam, but b . Hershey was Invited, hut de- e Liberal Benefits tem, aluminum siding and gar­ 649-5306. HARTSiORD (AB)^nnec- ^ „^y, p r. cltaed. Aeoepted ^iplicant will en­ Eight paid holidays. CXJIXiIE PUPS, purebred, un­ Immaculate seven-room Dutch Colonial, on approxl- age, located on a lot 200x700 ^ ^ tteut’s Increaslngly-mobtle pop- jh i-- „hlef nsvcholoaist joy pleasant working con- e Opportunity for Advance­ B & W ------nation win MSd about $2.3 h^^to sSv- “ y® professors, lawyore registered, white collars. Call M1M nc i«w (approximately 8 acres), high .(BiUons, periodic Increases Generous vacation and pen­ ment niately 1 acre Jot., Knotty pine kitchen and den. The BARROWS and O B ^ OF ^ hlllton worth o< road Improve- university health ««rv ^ representativoe of the 649-9864. private setting.' Exceptional B’l’A'X’jtll OF OONNJ(kj*i’khj’i'. DTS- . .. . . am. ,ices. ir-iaAla.A n.liiilii. Ctia,, and company paid fringe ,FAn-0*RAMA WALLACE Co. TRTCT OF ANDO-VBR. PROBATE monts between 1975 and 1966, ^ , - faenitv American Friends Service Oom- sion plan. piece of property. T. J. Crock­ beoeOt pxogranos. PEDIGREE German Shepherd, Formal dining room. Large living room with panel­ Manchester Parkade ooUR-r.^-rowNOF bolton. fw>- » Stoto Highway Department , S L .T.u mittee’e draft adviaoiy eomiBtt- Rogers is an equal oppor­ Apply ett, Realtor, 648-1677. rwry , 16.io* 19W.JWt. ____ _A _ _«£la. .■ — . ■ ” committee assisting with plans . c „ ^ d « e wU At— — male, $70; female $60. Call for Manchester 649-5306 Estate of Henry J.. Zlminerman. report predtoted Friday. for a draft seminar hero on Sat- *®® camonoge wi* tunity employer and enjoys information, or appointment, ed wall and fireplace. Three bedrooms, baths. 8160 2256 . . A«*LT IN PERSON Personnel Dept. ^Ayn. steady year 'round work. 643-0995. ______draft was not an iaoue mm P sBWBnel Department — Applications accepted Enclosed breeezway and two-car garage. Near Adorable animals trim daily. Interviews scheduled GOOD HOME wanted for 8 J !" c««; l. >»»■• 'E® "• W ^ Bh.l ” ?!■ "? attend ■ aM r 'i^ o k 08m«m says three or four yoare ego,’’ AUen for Tuesdays, 10 a.m. - 3 month old female German schools. Many extras. Price: Upper twenties. the seminar may turn into a “ *’“ t It has t y n PULLER BRUSH CO. SHOP.RITE LOW COST. TOO! forum on 'Vietnam. pounded by a lock ef enthiiil- Shepherd, cross breed. Call . __"..Jtw Mm. mxxeni *'Dory.... 45c' 3 Days ....$1.17 Am BIqual Opportunity APPJ.T TO 60 Leggett St., East Hartford iature silver female poodle. . Dlua 10c for flret-dass mall- r ~ ~ ’ ------® delightful country atoos- ^ dsv of H a«*. 1967^ marine, returned to duty Fri- the faculty committee. sue is intensified.’' Smpioyer 289-1641 AKC re^atered, $50. Call af­ repairs Dn AUen has a deflnitian of Panelists at tiie'seminar w® . Six Days... .$1.98 10 Days ....$3.00 To order,T^^S^tocoinato- send 60c to.cotaa to. K Ag®«®y. M9-632L------^ iZ“L iTT 7B.oS: C ?ot4;VtoM r/T,if SSrStter completion of re ROGERS CORP. f. ter 4:30, ^-7478. draft-dodging which encompass- include Gar Alperovitz, feQow efey Manchester Division An Equal Opportunity ^ IMMEDIATE ACTION Sue Burnett. Mandiester Eve. ter Ehentog Herald, 116() ^ E . ------' ------ninga Harold Heller, 742-7141. of hejS'nr toei^. be VrtTm to *iv. II opportunities the John F. Kennedy Institute oA. DRIVER wanted for lo- Employer Herald, 1169 AVE. O F ^ A ^ "e S T i Flagg Co. SSt S» S olJS^SrSS tor t ^ :male. Government at Harvard, oittofss dtflTeriea for ^ electric MJll and Oakland Sts. Call before lOiSO weekdays (9 A.M. Saturdays). Articles For Sale 45 **i^*l^e^^l 4reM^th Zip Print Name,' Addreee wHh Spocioua kitchen with oven VERNON-NEW custom built » m s ^ w l(w ^ ^ liw ^ mile# southeast «jf Norfolk, Vo., tq roUege Is draft- exoeUiut'^, onportu- Manchester, Conn. You can start an ad or cancel ^ ad same day. lir ,adeanMm^it,,1fust be s S Zip cod. mid Style Number. „d renge. Ftyeplec»l living Raised lUnch on landscaped _ . „ . . . Ss^^d 2S2S TAKE SOIL away the Blue Lus­ with the latefrtfaMi- Just 60c will bring you a copy room. Aluminum combinatlonB. wooded lot. Bullt-to stove end Mrs. by ho* The Electric l^ t J U v ls t o of mUMary utot, or geWng a ^ to courty, ^ .^to T ^ tu m ^ w ^ l^ . lAsiwol graduaii. mil' EXPERIENCED fliel oU driv­ tre way from carpets and up­ Keep ipace, ^ e with ^ ^ me » il a w ^ m i i« ^ - ^ ^ e__ wlaa ’66 nwnBbOl .. enda Winter fTip n . wtop condition end fairly oven, -cerainlc____ _ utile i. K.*t.bath. Ideal I.''™*?, ^rthonv J. Otyk. 9I« Mein Oenaral Dynamics Coro;Oorp. build-buM- defense Industry.’’ be contends, cerJ " of the Central Oommltieal wnqqMaALWrlte CUSTODIAN, live in or out. er, top pay. Ail benefits. Wy­ holstery. Rent electric sham- Beale Fesb- ABium-flUed w « i needlmrork priced. HT.800. Wolverton femUy loutton. $28,000. » « • . «>• • « << the Nautilus, made the M ^ . f t u d ^ relect courye f” Z, BenM . Aa «|BBl op- Manchester Manor Rest Home. man OU Co., 24 Main 8t. 648- pooer II. Paul’s Paint and 643*2711 Classified Dept. A W . oek 4 ^ . 6^A$2$. 649484^ ®rt to avoid the draft. Tb m oxtaili. the Retotere LeagiiOb '4^ OU16M4U39. 2464. . ■ ■■ • . Wallpaper Supply,.

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1967 PAGE FOURTEEN Jiaturt|[^st^r lEtti^nfns r - i Latest Budgets Ask About Town Army Spec. 4.C Kenneth M. Oliver, husband of Mrs. Barbara Business Bodies Oliver of 160 Bissell St. and f More Than the 5% son of Mrs. Herman Lange of 146 Bissell St., recently partic­ Cited by Pflser He recently held, the poslUon ^ral The latest departmental budget requests to be filed ipated in a oold weather exer­ ta the general manager’s office reveal that most ask cise, Frontier Aisault, with oth­ Qulnh’s Pharmacy and Wei- S u c T ^ ’J I f o T flicrease above the 6 per cent guideline set by the man­ er troops of tlie Alaskan Com­ don Dmg. Main St. this week Hartford, a manlifact- States District Court, the Unit- ager. mand and forces from the Royal received special awards from refrigeration and air ed States Supreme Court, M d s The Pension Board is asking to salary Increments, includes Canadian Air Force. He is sta­ the Charles Pfizer Pharmaceu- conditioning equipment, the Board of Immigration A jh $211,eOO In town contribu- requests lor two additional mo- tioned in Alaska. tlcal Co. for having filled one Zucco is also president of Vons for the 1067-68 year—02 bile radios, plus the trade-in of million or more prescriptions Central Connecticut Chapter of |jer cent above the current ap- a four-door departmental ve- Airman 2.C. James D. Caine, from the company. the Refrigeration Service En- Ijroprlation. In addition, the hide. son . of Mr. and Mrs. Fi’tink E. The awards were presented to gineers Society. l^ard Is requesting $6,000 for salary request for a new Caiqe of 94 Chambers St, re­ the owners of the drug stores ------|(dministration expenses. It was (jjrector of public works is $13,- cently arrived for duty with the by William Prindle, sales rep- OPENS SERVICE Alaskan Air Command at •Uocated $3,000 for the current 333 >pj,g engineering budget re- resentative for Pfizer. Joseph T. Mertan of Middle jfear and received an additional quest reveals that Emil Lucek, Shemya Air Force Station, The co-owners of Quinn’s, Rd., Ellington, has announced Alaska. ^ ,0 0 0 appropriation for that y,e deputy engineer, will be- Acle F. Johnson and Glen C. the opening of his insurance imrpose last month. come town engineer, the board Rivard, are both members of counseling service*, the Joe Mer- Army Spec. 4.C Donald E. i The Highway Department is of directors approves, if Wal- the Connecticut Pharmaceutical tan Agency, to be located at Bleu, son of Mr. and Mrsi Ken­ ■eeking $531,040 for next year ter Fuss, when he left town em- Association, as are Jack and Middle Rd. Ellington. neth R. Bleu of 451 Parker St., ^galnst a current appropriation pjoy, served in the combined George Sandsils, co-owners of He will represent ’The Travel- recently took part in a massive ^ $466,162, for a 22 per cent post of director of public works Weldon Drug. In addition, the ers Insurance Companies in all air resupply mission near An Increase; $36,000 of the rise is —town engineer at a $13,000 an- Sandals are members of the lines of personal Insurance in- Khe, Vietnam. He Is a para­ fpr salary increments, the rest nual salary, Americal Pharmaceutical Asso- chute rigger with the Aerial lor service contracts and new The Health Department re- elation and the American Col­ Equipment Support Command Iquipment. quest for 1967-68 is $55,307, up lege of Apothecaries. of the 1st Co.valry Division’s • Ih addition, the Highway De- 30 per cent from the current The awards are in the form partment recommends a Capi- appropriation. Provision is 15Ui Supply and Service Battal­ ion. of plaques which bear on it a tal Improvement item for a made for an additional hous- barometer, a thermometer, and i(l00,000 addition to its Olcott ing code inspector, at $5,954 an- The Kiwanis Club of Man­ as a symbol of the pharmaceu­ gt. garage. nually, plus contributions of tical profession, the "Eye of a The Garbage Collection and $16,800 to the Manchester Pub- chester will meet Tuesday noon at Manchester Country Club. Horns’’ believed to the the old­ AUy Henry Ramenda t>i^)osal Account request is lie Health Nurses Association est existing pharmacy symbol Its board of directors will meet |283,163 for 1667-68, compared and $6,900 to the Child Guidance and the origin of the "R x” pre­ peals, and serves the Panel of to a current appropriation of Clinic. Both are increases over at 11:30 before the regular Arbitrators of the American meeting. scription mark. $244,618. The 12 per cent hike the current year. The raised bronze "Eye of Arbitration Association. Includes a $16,000 item for cov- The Town Clerk’s budget is Homs’’ on the plaques is a rep­ He was a prosecutor In the Manchester Rotary Club will 4r material for the disposal $53,445 for next year, compared Town Court of West Hartford meet 'Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at lica of one designed for the rea and $18,000 for a new bull- to $45,507 for 1966-67. Except story-high medicine and phar­ from 1955 to 1959 and deputy the Manchester Country Club. jzer, to replace a 1962 model, for salary increments, the 30 macy mural in the Pfizer World judge from 1959 to 1961. i William Prindle, left, presents plaque to Glen C. Rivard , A request is in for $100,000 per cent rise is for the re-index- Headquarters building in New Hartford Chapter of the Na­ (center) and Acle (John) Johnson, co-owners of Quinn’s lorfstdewaiks and curbs 1967-68, ing of land records. York a ty . BRIEFS tional Association of Accoimt- Pharmacy, in the top photo. Below, Jack (left) and George 4 p almost 140 per cent from the The Cemetery Department, Donald R. Ross, treasurer and ants will have a technical meet­ Sandals, co-owners of Weldon’s receive their award. (Herald qurrent year. mainly self-sustaining, is ask- OPENS IN APRIL comptroller with Colonial Board ing Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the photos by Satemis.) « The street-lighting request for ing for $74,763 for 1967-68. Its A new 25-unlt addition to the has recently been elected to Indian Hill Country Club, New­ membership in the Financial geirt year is $151,425, or 13 per current appropriation is $67,- Parkade Garden Apartments on ington. Thomas S. Dudick of Executives Institute. The in­ •eot higher than the current ap- 138. W. Middle ’Tpke. is scheduled Ernst and Ernst, New York Of­ - 7.'!' ' Joseph r . Mertan stitute is an organization of fi- groprlatlon. The Building Department, for opening early In April. ^ le Engineering Department also mainly self-sustaining, is fice Management Services staff, and nancial executives from all will speak on “Forecasting for The new apartments, all of eluding life, accident _ nf hnoiness (h seeking $81,660 for 1967-68 — asking for $48,138 for next duplex design with individual health, casualty - property and _____ ^ «P 32 per cent from the present year, against a current budget Flexible Budgets.’’ year. The increase, in addition of $45,961. storage and basement level, are group lines...... aihph Harrison of 225 A Vacation Story Hour will all centrally air conditioned. ^ native of Rockville, bUrtan „ ' , . Wapping re- The Municipal Building Ac Thp Parkade Garden Aoart- graduated in 1947 from Rock- Buckland Kd., pp g, count request for next year is be presented Tuesday at 10:30 The parkade caraen Apart a . ophnni Pmm 1956 to cently received a check to r $1,- $37,707. Its current appropria- a.m. in the Junior Room of ments are owned by F^rst Hart- OOO which he won in the Shell Uon is $36,690. Mary Cheney Library for chil­ ford Realty Corp., and the new Join Oil Co. Americana promotion at NO PARKING dren 4 to 8 years of age. Amer­ The Collector of Revenue is r ^ id e " o ^ t h r a S f l S ^er t<> ^clierve-i as a dis- Champ’s Shell Service in Wap- asking for $42,073 for the 1967- ican folk tales will be told by PRO B LEM ! Miss Marion Jesseman and Mrs. S ^ t^ ^ n te V J a ri^ lp V rtm e J u tHct agent for the Prudential ping- ______68 year, up about 9 per cent , . - Insuranoe Co. ICOUNTRY DRUG above his $38,513 current ap­ Dorothy Miller of the library completed some years ago. ^ the Mr Frank J. Dirrigl, manager of propriation. stsiff. ’The period will last about The entire apartment com- ^lub of Trinity Lu- the W.T. Grant Store at 815 The Town Treasurer’s request 40 minutes. plex is immediately adjacant to theran Church of Rockville. ’The Ma'n St., recently announced for next year is $19,057. The the Manchester Shopping Park- d Mrs. George that company sales for the $1,272 Increase over her $17,785 Town firemen early this ade. Mertan of RocV.viUe, he is mar- chain of stores were up over current budget includes a $250 morning used booster lines to Each of the duplex apart- r(ed to the foimer Miss Joyce 7 per cent for January, com­ MADAM OLGA raise for herself and a $720 quell burning clothes in a dryer ments will have over 1,000 of Bristol, N.H., and they pared to January of last year. CHARACTER READER raise for her assistant. at Parkade Cleaners, 402 W. sqdare feet of living area on two have five clilldren. This is the 22nd consecutive AND ADVISOR ON ALL Middle Tpke A fire official said Lutz Junior Museum is ask­ levels. month in which this general PROBLEMS OF LIFE. companies 1 and 2 responded at ing for a $6,000 contribution for JOINS FIRM merchandising retail chain has IF TOC NEED HELP, 1967-68, a repeat of this year’s 1:50. BE SURE TO SEE THIS WITH VERNON FIRM Atty. Henry Ramenda of ^<=hieved record sales. contribution. In addition, it has ODTED READER. Peter Zucco of East Hartford West Hartford has recently asked the Board of Education Veeder Industries, Including ONE READING WILL has recently joined New Eng' joined the Manchester and for $8,000. the V6eder-Root Co., announced CONVINCE YOU. Students Take land Mechanical Services, Inc. Hartford law firm of Bieluch 211 Ohaae Avenue Payments of bond principal this week new records in sales Waterbnry, Conn. and interest, fixed items, will o< Vernon, a firm which spec- and Barry, and the firm will . _ . man President Roles ializes in service, maintenance now be known as Bieluch, Barry and net earn ngs Upper Noith End cost the town $1,003,386 in 1967- sales going over the $50 million contracts, and installation of air and Ramenda. - - AeroBS from Waterbury 68. It donates a drop of $42,- To the familiar strains of Plaza 404, or 4 per cent, from the conditioning and refrigeration Atty. Ramenda is a graduate Can for appointment “Hail to the Chief,’’ 23 Presi­ company’s history. Sales were current appropriation for that svstems. of the University of Connect!- - _ . ___ • MU, - 0 pan. 76i-8970 Zucco has been in the refrig- cut aild was admitted to the $55,360.0()0, up 18 per cen o purpose. dents of the United States and their wives, portrayed by stu­ eratlon and air conditioning field Connecticut Bar in 1949. He had 1965, and net earnings we dents, marched into the audi­ as a mechanic for nineteen beeh associated for the past $3,731,000 * torium of Bentley School yes­ years, Including low tempera- seveteen years with Atty. Fran- ® , • terday. They told interesting ture refrigeration and ice ma- cis P. Rohrmayer, recently re- over 1^ 5 .9 facts about themselves—some chines. He holds state and city tired. were $3,047,000, or $2.75 » He has been engaged in gen- share. familiar and others not so well refrigeration licecises. MUNICIPAL BUILDING kijiown. Two ECHS Students •^A chorus of thirteen girls sang several songs associated with some of the presidents. Earn First Honors - CLOSED - 'This program was planned by The East Catholic High School honor roll for the sec­ pupils of Grade 4 as a result ond quarter has been announced. Those earning first of an English assignment. Sev­ honors are Wesley Gryk of Manchester, senior, and Ter­ WASHINGTOirS BIRTHDAY eral weeks ago, each pupil rence Wade of East Hartford, freshman. wrote an article about the life ’Those earning second honors — ——^ 22, of a president or his wife. DON Wednesday, February 1967 are: Gautreau, Dennis McCormack. Parents and pupils of Bent­ Manchester, seniors: Patricia Quimi, Pamela Passaro, ley School were in the audience. Bonlno, Carol Conkllng, Kenry gjjgjon Larkin, Kathleen Coyle, Emergency Telephene Numbers: Mrs. Thayer and Mrs. Sim­ Fay, Susan Gryk, ’Teresa Delek- Barcewlcz, Lynne Grlffen, INC.4 mers were in charge of the ta, Joan Pella, Mary Ann W ag- Angela Sacco, Josepli Toce. program. ner, Marilyn Welch, Nancy ^ast Hartford, juniors; HKHW AY ...... 649-5070 Bouchard, Dana Donovan, Kath- Georgette Katin, Timothy leen McDermott, Richard jjeams, Patricia Brennan, Lln- Deadline Nears O’Grady, Sandra Smith, Kather- G|aj.jt^ ^ebra Dandurand, B A R B A B E...... 649-1006 ine MacKenzle, John Mcllduff. Dennis Duchesneau, Ann Marie On State Tests Manchester, juniors: William Znppala, Shirley Beaulieu, Nan- SANITARY SEWER Manning, Patricia Reagan, Paul cy Piotrowski, Patricia Anta- The State department of Edu­ Teslk, Mary Matson, Dennis naltia, James R. Sullivan. cation has issued a reminder MacArdle, Donna Carone, Jo- Glastonbury, senior: Janet AN D W A T E R ...... 649-9097 Ann Mikolowsky. Aubln; juniors: William Siwy, that the deadline for applying M a n c h e s t e r, sophomores: Christine Love, Robert Mills, to take the first of Connecti­ John Olekslw, Mary Zatkowski, Carl Flocchi; sophomores: cut’s revised high school equiv­ Michael Bourque, Alice Gado, Thomas Noone, Joseph Devine, alency tests is Monday. Dan Farnham, Karen Kopecki, James Peragallo, Anne Rhilin- The test will be given In two Jeanne LeBlanc, Michael Me- ger, Christine Horrigan. parts, March 4 and March 11. Donnell, Kathleen Rush, Mi- South Windsor-Wapplng, sen- Tentative test sites are Bridge­ chael Swetzes, Jane Hammond, lors: Patricia Peak, Stuart port, Manchester, Meriden, Nor­ Irene Klucewicz, Claire Camp- Wing; junior: Kathleen Dooley; wich, Stamford and Waterbury. bell, Janet Plsch. sophomores; Deborah Wehren, Final decisions on test sites Don’t Stay Home Manchester, freshmen; Fran- each month will be made on the basis of numbers of applications els Rowley, Timotey Murray, ph,n„ Joanne Petroski, Michele Sltkus, w * i^ o e r freshmen: Philip from the test site area. Bairibara, Bettyann Kupchimos, Paul Heskete, Joan Charbon- Patrick J. Whalen, the de­ neau, Janice baudino, Thomas Mary Brian Nicholson. partment’s high school equiv­ alency consultant, urged adults Sullivan, Robert Hodgson, J^™®“ who never graduated from high Dianne Melia,' Edmund Miko­ school but who now wish to lowsky, Joan Bonlno, Carole earn a diploma to file an ap­ Chapman, Rosemary Chadwick, Shriners Hear plication with their local school Thomas LaBelle, Maryanne authorities if they want to take Tesik, Donna Camlljeri, Sharon Talk on Russia the March test. Cowing, MaryBete Morlarty. The Porsche automobUe offlcWdly comes east o t the river as Ted TrudMi (center) recelvM A presentation of slides of a Applications can be made in East Hartford, seniors; Shar­ a franchise for dealership from John R, Kubemot, m a r k e ^ m a n ^ of Porsche of Manchester by visiting the on Harvey, James Murphy, trip through Russia last fall America. Hob Jones, sales managwr at Ted Trudon Inc., Iwhs on. Ted TrudonJtac. Is now • placement office at Manchester Elizabeth Reynolds, Barbara vias presented to Omar Shrine factory authorized dealer for service, ports and sales of the car, tee only such dealer east . . . the air could be too dry. High School. Stoton, Catherine Toce. Judy ciub last night by Dr. George of the ConnecUcut River. Trudon Em . will continue a^es and service of its Volkswagens, s ■ To be eligible to apply a per­ WiUlB.’ Yntema, a P *W engineer. The dealership It has. handled for 8^ years. (Herald photo by Oflara.) . Blast Hartford, juniors: Kate- , , I Air thtt It too dry It bad a ir. . . bad for drying out cherished possessions son much be at least 18 years meeting was held at Willie’s erine Parsons, Marilyn Mul- .. . b rt for maintaining good com fort. . . and air that is too dry may 'old, a Connecticut resident for six months, out of full-time day laney, Mary McNulty, ■ John Steak House. several different manufactur­ cauaa aoma hMith problemt. secondary school at least one Brozna, Gregory Brien, Patricia Dr. .Yntema’s trip was taken Fourth in Futsi Serws ers on special telephoto Iqnses. So wtiy put up Vrith air that it too dry when the air In your home can academic year and > a former, Shea. ' while he was attending scientlf- Three years Ago, he launch­ ba SpringUtm-fre^ with balanced humidity from a WALTON humidifier. A highlight of the film Is the member of a class which al'- E a k Hartford, sophomores: 10 conventions In ■ Europe and "The Living Wilderness,” the ed his own weekly television Lat your WALTON dealer select froih the W ALTON line of 10 models. stalking of a cougar. The cam­ ready has graduated. Frances laiasler, ^ Carmen Russia. He showed about 100 fourth In the series o f Audubon show, and he recently complet­ «M humidifier JUST R IG H T FOR YOUR heating system— R IG H T FOR slides, but said he had taken film lectures being presented era follows the big cat as Ber­ ed the'film, “Wlldllfo.of tie let explains. Its Important role YOUR wstor corKfiUona. Be aura you atk for W ALTON , leaders In humid- over 600 on his trip. this winter by lAita Juidor Mu­ 49tb State,” which Is currently In wildlife management ai«l Htoatlon tor 28 yaars. Saa the "quality orwa” today. . In a short business meeting seum and the Manchester Jay- being shown hatloimUy on T V .. hoto:lt actually strengthens the before Dr. Yntema’s talk, Presi­ cees, will be preamted Saturday, Tlck'ets'.for the ManchAsr dent Russell Prentice aimounO- Feb. 26 at S p.p). In Manohester species of animals on which It AU Modeh On Display In Our Store lecture wlir be avaitoble at the ' High School’s BaUey Audftdri- preys. > ed some appointments to chair­ dohr the night of __ OPEN manships for the June S S p ri^ um by naturalist Walter. H . The lecturer to a memiwr of ISrrine Ceremonial to be held Berlet. tto £hot .” will probably get — occasiohal Oopacabana. Une to perform' in Whole y ea r 1 collected 3200 a neM: Where to find new talent. er M B C ’a "CHrt F rom sp ecif instead of hU weekly oommercials. She became fa­ week as the commercial was mous as the Oger girl with her re tJ.N.CJUB.” “Hey Landlord,” NBC aeries. ABC’s “Batman” Here's one answer: Television played .” “The Road West” and ”T H..E- wriM be shrunk from two to one commercials. sultry pitch for a men’s hair big money In commer­ ft cream. “Sic ’em, tiger,” she- 0 nt Oat” are considered to be out of half-hour weekly show. The decline of such proving cials, she observed, comes when the new schedule. murmuiM, «md sales mounted. a girl is signed to a contract ks All of these j^ograiha have grounds as repertory, vaude­ ft CBS’s “Piptols ’N’ Petticoats done poorly In the national Miel- ville, night clubs and B movies Her fame M to an offer to as spokeswoman or symbol for wrtn certainly not return, nor in sea ratings.. miUce it ever more difficult for oostar as Don Adams’ loyal a certain product. Only a few all probability "It’s About newcomers to train themselves sidekick. Agent 99, in the NBC . have been so fortunate, -among seriro, ’’Get ^ art.” That in Time” or “Cbtlseum. * C R C ca B u r b a t s and be discpviered for the big- Ouun: Edie Adamd, B e^ Ftm- turn led to a costarring role Neither “Captain Nice” on NBC has announced that time, Lately the much-maligned ness, Barbara Britibn—and with Dick Van Dyke in a him NBC nor “Mr. Terrific” on CBS, "The Crucible,’^ Arthur Miller’s television commercial has pro­ Barbara Feldoii. film, “Garden of Cucumbers.’’ tsvin mldaeason replacements drams' of the Salem witch­ duced a clutch of young, imag­ H the work was so lucrative, Only now is she earning as seem to have won another sea­ craft trials, will be broadcast inative film directors in London why

If"* ch - ion PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1967 PAGE THREE SATURDAY JQ PROGRAM Morning MONDAY PROGRAM Educationid TUESDAY JO PROGRAM (22) Great Vom eats la 'M osie <«0) 40 Country M u l e Show 1:88 (S) Rest Seller (O) «;M (8-12) New s, Bpertib W satbsr Chariss Heibert, Susan Oo*< 1:88 (5) Best Seller - 5:88 (18) A lfred . HHcheeek (28-8538) Oeeasioaal WHO (0> Sataidar, Febnuiijr 18 (5-48) The Invader* (0> U : N (3) Road Banner (O ) < t U (22) One H u id red Faintiafs U:00 (S-S-40) Mews and Soerte <0) TV ^ ”T bc Plainsm an” *88-Puit I . (18) M erv O rlU la Shew don, Murvyil Vye and Pwil TV "The Plainsman”: Part H, "The World's OMest Motive” (31^22-30) Cool MoOool <0) 0:30 (20-22-30) Vtotaam Weekly (U ) Sabseriptioa TV Buffalo BUI, (bdamity June (Sf) IbBale’s Navy GuUfoyle. Ten-year-old boy Gary Cooper, Jean Aiihiir, . (28) th e B ig Fietutu 8:88 (t*-5538) Tuesday N l^ a8 Sabtorlption TV (88) Outer U n ^ Movies <8) B uk* Bonny (O ) vlew (0 ) "Viva Marta*’ and wud BUI Blokook in a (48) New s at Six finds, an old botUe washed (8) Range (0) U :I 0 (8) Capitol Reports (Monday — Friday) etory of tint aetUen of Old 8:88 <8^^ ^ rts , Nsws, Weather , ashore, and makes a wish to (WEDB, Cheima 24) "B o m F re e " (48) HaeUeherty Haaod (O) "War of the Worids” Gene 08) Snbocrlptlon TS Bany and Ann Robinson (C) "And Now Ulguer' 8:00 (8) Saturday at Races fO) U:U (22-30) N ew s, W eatter, ^ o r t o WeM Gary Cooper, Jean Ar­ iM aboard a pirate ahlp. He (28) FOm (28) Seepe _ (40> Candlepln BowUny "W lden er" 3100,000 (O) thur. ith) Oheyeaae la transported there by a ge- (22) A t Borne wHh K lUy ' (48) F eter Jeunlugd N ew s (CD 8:88 <8> Pettieeat Jametion (0) ^ ^ ,8aaday, February 1* 12:88 (3) The Beaylea (0 ) (20-22-30) W o n d erM W orld of (8> FesUvol of Hits •:8S 4 » Mumento ut Ounzturi^ N ew s (U ) Suhacrlatioa TV 8:15 (8) Sid with Stela (0) ^ luDa (38) Gypsy (8-M) Nevrs Report, Speitt, (8 ^) Feytun Place (0) Golf (0) ^ . "The Disembodied” Paid •:U (S> Teleoourze ”B o m F ree” 8:58 (3) News with Walter Crea- U:88 (2*2M8) Tonight Shew (0> (48) Ben Casey Weather (O) (IS) Subscription TV <20-22-30) The SmlUuaniaa (0 ) 8:88 News la Ferspeetive "The Systematic Scientlat" Ken Venturi vs. Jean Qarai- Burke, Allison Hayes. Speech . . FUm hite (G) Starry Johnny Carson, 1 :M (3) As the Worid XuriU (18) M erv Griffin **Aiiy Wedneiflday" (8) MayiUa OorUI* (0) alde at La BouUe Golf Club "D a go ra the Space Monster” 8:28 (3) Sign On and Fiayer (12) A t Heme with KMty (8) Peter Jennings News <0) icepeat of February 16, 8:00 (28-22-88) Let's M ake n D eal (28) T a n e t H iW (S> ^■neeticut-Wliat’a Ahead Versailles, France. Yosuha Nalsukl, Yoko FUUya- Si25 (8) Tfawn Grier (88) Gypey (28) Social SconrTty In Action ;00 their lives by helping other*. "T o Live on the Liand" show­ 5:30 (3) B rad D a v U (0 ) (20) M em ory L a u l i M (3) Aa the Worid Taros pert (G) . Karin Dor, Ingmar Zelsbenr. 1:65 (28-22-58) N ew s (0 ) 8:85 (8) Sperto, Nevw, Weatimr ing how living creatures came 0:00 (3) Weather, Sports, N ew s (0 ) (40) Nows •:48 (8) Vizit with Maazisaui (18-22-38) Let’s M ake a D eal 7:M W After Dloaer Movie 11:45 (8) New s, Weatiier, Memeat 2:88 (5) Password (C) (18) Secret Agent 11:20 (3) Satorday Spectaenlar 1i88 (8) Newt Repezt (0) "Executive Suite" ‘64- Group of Meditatton -Sign OH 4:M ¥ke* Fourth Estate (28-22-58) Days of O ar U v e s 8:18 (48) Gheyeaae (8-48) The Fagitlve (O ) from sea and adapted them­ (G) Repeat of February 18, 8iM selves to living on land. R (22) Tarsan (O ) “Nevor So Few” Frank Sina­ (28-22-88) Today Shaw <0) <8>- The Nurses of executives strudKle to get 12:55 ( I ) N ew s, Memeats of Gena- (G) 8:25 (8) SU vrith Stein (O) 18:88 N ew s Special Report (1) Friendi o fH r. Oauber <41> (I) News with Walter Crea- (8-40) Hopplty Hooper (0> . (30) H cH ale’s N avy tra, Gina Lollobriglda, Steve 1:85 (2821-38) N sw s (0 ) control of a furniture com­ fart, —GaSdepeata (8-48) The N ew lyw ed Gam e 8:58 18:48 (58) Ken M nrray la Hollyweed McQueen. (C) 1:88 (8) Peroeptlaa pany. WlUtam Holden, June 1:88' QaeQ a . O’Gleek Report — 8:88 ieTevla Master Olaaz 2:38 (5) Art Linkletters’ Meuse For­ kite (O ) (C) 1:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre 0:30 (3) Roger Hndd N ew s (0 ) 2:88 (3) Passwsrd (0) Repeat of JPebnutry 17, 8:80 "M y D arling CSeraentine” (30) Scherer-MacNeil Report " A Prize M- Gold” M ai Zete 1:U (8) Your Genunaalty Guest celebriUes: James Mas­ AUyson, Fredrlc March, Bar­ SigaS i n OHOfi ty (O ) (8) Peter Jeaaings News (0> Ken’s guests and film sub- terling, Richard Widmaik. 8:88 Hautley-Briukley Ba- Carpenter and Ckimel Wilde. (40) Bronco 11:80 (20) Tonight Show 8:88 (8) Mickey Mouze . port (20) FUm 8:45 (48) M ack and M yar 8:88 O ^ B M iad (22) Stingray (0 ) (8) Front Bow Saturday Night Congressman T.J. Mesklll (3) Art Uakletter’s Hease Far- (22-5*48) Looal New s, W e a k ­ ‘ANNIE’ SET (28-28-38) Another Worid 8:38 Violence, Vlctinu aad Com- "A Nut fijr Marlnevllle” "Dementia 13” William Camp- 11:40 (30) Joe Fyne Show (0 ) (0 ) er, Sports (8-48) General H o sp iM ‘Young Man ' with Ideas” U:28 (8) T*esday Stariicht Joe's guests: Hank Gruber a (8) G U Talk * r < - NHW YORK (AiP)—"Annl« tienzation. (18) Topper Glenn Ford, Ruth Roman. “Divorce Italian »yle” Hap- (30) Superman (O) bell, Luana Anders. (i8-2^S8) The Deotere (0) 1:16 (21) Highlights 1:88 CemiaotiOBt Issue 1:46 (18) Subscription T V (18) Sabseriptioa T V western historian who explodes (28) Film (8-48) D ream OIri of ’87 (48) Y oa Asked for It <3«t Your Gun” probably wUI Sea Hunt (30) Zorro House Comm, on Un-Ameri­ (48) Country Muzle Oaravua 8:28 New a •;S8 <8-t8) B a t Patrol (O) Berlin score. It is being kept 4:88 (5) Baager Andy Shew <0) (48). .. Yen______Aiked k c far » (18) Checkmate (88) King and Odie <0> based on their own lives. (88-22-88) Match Game <0) 7;se (28-22-28) Girt F rom V.N.O. (22) Celtics Basketball Special (40) Espionage (40) Dating Gam e <0> Starring Johnny Carson. Geo. 8:88 (8) Dick Vaa Dyke Shaw (28-22-58) Captala Nice (0 ) ratber guiet-lest tbe TV plans 8 :a NET Flayheuse 2:30 (3) Gadabout Gaddis (O) 8:00 (20-22-30) Flease Don’t Eat the Hamilton, Fran Warren, Dick •:S8 (8) Leave It to Reaver (28-2228) You D au’t Soy (0 ) 8:88 (S> Andy o A fIt h Show <0) (18) iBoredible Hulk L .E . <0) Boston at New York Cavett, Julia McGinnis and <8> Dlverce Court hurt box office sales of tbe cur­ Repeat M Febru ary 17, 8:00 (48) Swabby Show ( (8-48) Combat 4:38 (8) Big 8 Theatre "Bant:. Bang You're Dead” Vera NiUes. (20) King of Diamonds (20-22-30) Get Smart (O) 1:15 (22) Late Show (48) Jack LuLumue Shew 4:88 (S) Baager Aady Show <0) (8-48) Feytoa Place (0 ) Ifeaday, February 28 "A ndy H ardy Comes Home” 8:88 (S) Andy OriHIth’s Uptewa- (38) One O ’OIook Report, B ig* 18:88 (8) CundM Gem era Mickey Rooney, Fay Holden, Dowatown Shew (Q) OR (30) Championship Bowling (8-40) Lawrence W elk <0) "Crtme and Punishment USA” <28-21-88) Match Gam e (0 ) (15) Sabseriptioa T V *STAGB 61’ D R A M A (C) 8:00 (18) Sabseriptioa T V George Hamilton and Mary (2*22-88) Reach ter the Stnru (18) Baperheroes "Klaa the G irls and Moke 6:15 Friendly Gloat Teddy Rooney. Houi^ong special s. ______starring I (8) News, Weather, Memeat (40) F ro Bowlers Toamament "K iss the Girls and Make M u r ^ y . U.S. Air Force Beliglo** (C) Them D ie" 4:25 <24-lt-S8> N ew s (0 ) 18:88 (3) To TeU the Tiath (0 ) Blackman will star in a 90- 0:00 (3) Golf Classle 8:30 (3) FIstols ’N’ Fettlcoats (O) FUm and Sign OH (0) 18:28 (28-22-88) Newe (C ) 4:38 (8) Big S Theatre (0) (18-2228) B a a for Y e a r Life 8:38 Wk»%’4 N ew (28) Theatre 88 M aggie Peterson, the Bruce Film and Sin OR Firestone Country Club, Ak­ (8-40) Hollywood Falace <0) (8) News, Moments of Com­ 18:88 (8) Hom em aker’s Movie "Johnny D a rk " ‘54-8ports oar (0 ) minute production of "ABC Repeat of 6:30 p.m. (88) The Fllntstenes <0> Davis Quintet and The Back > (8) News,' Momenta ef Gem- (28-22-88) Coaeeutratlea (O ) (48) M cH ale’s N avy Porch Majority. ron, Ohio. 10:00 (3) Gnnsmoke (O) fort, Gnideposts designer fights to get a new (*48> Big VaUey (0) Stage 67” next season. Tbe two 1:W Living far the Sixtiee fort, Guidepesis (8) Green Hornet Bergen, Jean Hagen. (C) Richard Hayden and Pat OiMal- 1 :N (8) Best Seller I (8) Beverly HUIbOUes <0) JO (48) Everybedy’a TuHtiag (8) Festival sf Hits 1:45 Variatiens en a Literary 12:M (8) Newe (CT (48) Addam e Fam ily ley. "The Plainsman” '38 Part HI I (8) Green Acres (C> 5:38 <48) Peter JeaiiliMta N ew a (0 ) "R o y and the P irates" ‘80- Theme: John Daade <28-22-38) F erry Como’s Music 1:30 (30) N ew Testament and Mod­ 2:30 (3) Sports Spectacular (C) U:15 (8) KlpUnger-Changing Tlm u 12:88 (8) Light Time 100 Paintings Cavett, Julie McGinnis and (28-22-88) Days et O ar U v u s “Take Her, She’s Mine” Com­ larity listing for almost two D. Kershaw Director of Sand­ edian James Stewart, and San­ (40) Dawn Bible Institute 4:88 (3) Children’s Film Festival -Mai Bonet. 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"..Miia l.uca.sta" Eartha Kttt, pieces. 2:88 (3) Hease It was in the 76th spot in a list (22) The Now Three Stooges (28-22-38) N B C Experiment fas Sammy Davis Jr. and Fred­ (28-2248) The Doeters (G) father trying to protect his Open 24 Hours A Day 8:88 N E T Jeumat <548) D ream Girt et *81 innocent daughter, is shocked of 100 programs, with a rating (C) T V New series brings new and (22) Late Show Investigation that followed 2:84 (48) Women’s N ew t at her wearing a bikini, sing­ of 14.2., ing with beatniks, and fUtting different in T V dram a, come­ "Big Trees” Kirk Douglas arid Firestone Tires plane crash in Tokyo Ray year 8:88 (8) *10 TeU the Truth NEW FRIENDS 8:15 (40) Sacred Heart dy. variety and documentaries. Patricia Wymore (C) (2*42^38) Another W orld (C ) around Paris aa an artist's 8:30 (3) Ferception (C) Today’s premiere program is :00 (88) Sign Off Report, Sign OH Quality Line Products (848) General HaspUal model. "Flipper’* will he back next (8) The Christophers (C) 18:88 B etfeu a) Report "Losers Weepers’ on original (M> U.S. AJr Force Religious Gen. Repaiiers License Special Transportation Tangle (18) Sabseriptioa TV 8:38 (3) Gamer Pyle —USMC (3) News, Weather, Moment (28-22-30) I Spy Wednes&y Starilght line before this season is over. (40) The Christophers (O) C A £ S A R ft OO. (28-2248) Match Gam e (O ) 5:88 (3) Finocchio (0 ) 8:t8What’e New (48) Sw abby Shaw “Man Without a ^ r ” '65- Next year, the two original 10:30 (3) Look U p and Live Classic fable of puppet who Repeat of 6:80 p.m. Lawman uses his fists and (8) Viewpoint The four stars of the old 4:25 (28-28-38) N ew s became a wooden boy, a don­ 1:88 Reek Beat 4:38 (3) Big 3.Theatre guns only when charm fails boys will be "away at school," (30) Frontiers of Faith key, and then a real live boy Frederick Manfred. Author him. Kirk Douglas, Jeanne (40) Faith for Today "Your Shows of Shows” will ap­ 'Y a n k e e P a sh a" '54- Fron- and the new ones w ill take over. is presented by Prince St. discusses "The King cf tierdman learns girl he loves, Crain, Richard Boone, Claire 11:00 (3) University of Conaectient Players in an original musi­ pear together again in an hour- Spades" last of five-volume Trevor. (C) Hie boys’ father will have a ro­ Lloyd Bridges, Jo­ (40) Bullwinkle (C ) "The Sid Caesar, Imogene Coca, B O a O C W JC T ' (28) Dangerous Bebia Inters! a couple of seasons back, "Gunsight Ridge” Joel Mc- 8:88 Experiment (28) The FUntstoaes <0) anne Gilbert and Vince Ed­ 11:30 (3) From the College Campus Ch:ea, Hark Stevens, Jean Wel­ Carl Reiner and Howard Mor­ Weather by Numbers. A look wards. Marshal attempts to a blonde lady deep sea scienr (C) (48) M eH ale’s N avy don. ris Special.” The group will re­ at work involved in collecting 5:88 (18) Alfred Hitchcock aid Indians being dispossessed tist. She just cluttered iip the Central Conn. State College (18) Bobby Lord Shew weather data from all over from their lands by gireedy (8-40) Discovery ’67 (28) The Christophers story lines and quietly swam (48) Scope peat several skits they did to­ the world applying mathemat­ army commaiKler who disoov- "ASPCA” Part II Animal Res­ (88) Outer Limits erpd gold on reservation. 5:38 (28-22-38) G-E College Bowl gether in the show of the I950’s. ical formulas and using com­ (48) Dennis the M eaaea out of sight. cue Squad” The rescue, treat­ comedy. It will be" televised 649.1752 8:15 Friendly Giaat (22) King of the Hill Bowling (8) Peter Jennings Newa (O) (8-40) Voyage to Bottom of April 8 on NBC. PhU Silvers 6:38 W hat’s N ew (28) N ew Horizons (30) Ring Around the World ^ a 644.1946 8:M Disoovery ‘Coney Island’ (40) Conversation With (22) HnnUey-Brlnkley R e­ LEWIS MOVIE (18) T B A and Lee Remick star in the 8:38 W hat’s N ew port A * * -Rto* . VOL. L3?XXVI, N

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PAG E FOUR BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1967 Wo WASHINOTON (A bombing v t North V THURSDAY PROGRAp failed to Induce slgnl Infiltration of ipen ai liW « ) Beit Seller (49> Peter JeaBlagi News (til (49) I«v e SB a itaoltop "The Plainsmin” Part rv f ;N (8-23) News Bepsrt, Weather, t:M UW-tt-M) Drasaet" ‘61- 1 0 );. info the South and (U> Sabieriptioa TV Sports' <0) . ■ (18) SabscrlpUim TV "Bora Free’ 8) ------Herv OrMfia------Show . "Thunderbair’______evidence Increasot (M) FUm (80) Dial 800 (40) That GM (0) w;ould prove more. <*“:22> At ------Home with Kittjr (80) MoHale’i Nary 0:08 (S) That Giri (0) (80) Oypiy (40) Newi at Six Joined In progresa. Secretary of Defensi (40) Bea Caiey 0:06 (8) Sports —News and Weath- 10:00 (80-22-80) ]^ a a Martla Shew McNamara told O 1:80 (8) A i the Worid Taras (C) (8) The Names 0:10 (40) Cheyenne Guesta are Connie Frinota, testimony released b t:SS (2a23-S0) News (C) 6:25 (8) Ski with Stein (0) Phil Harrla, Don Cherry. D6m In what amounted 3:W (8) Paiiword (0) 6:80 (3) News with Walter Cron- De Luiae and Sandler - and (2a22-S0) Days at Oar U rei kite (0) Young. rebuttal to those who (O) (8) Peter Jennings News (0) (8-40) Stage ‘01 (0) stepup in the bomi (8-40) Newlywed Oame (20) British Calendar “ C’Eat Va Vie" One-hour Qal- 2:M (3) Hoaie Party (C) (22-30) Huntley Brinkley Re­ lic-American revue special North, McNamara (2D-23.30) The Doctora (C) port (C) BtarriM Maurice Chevalier told often skeptical i (8-40) Dream Girl o( ‘61 6:48 (20) Isreal and Regional News and iJlahann Carroll. Show 2:54 (40) Women’s News 1:00 (3) Mr. Roberta (C) features two atara tMether and a Joint Senate Am S:M (8) To Tell the Truth (80) HnnUey-Brinkley Beport separately both m prencbjuid and Appropriations (20-22-80) Another World (O) (C) Engitah backed by Jean Que­ (8-40) General Hospital . (8) Twilight Zone lls Dicers. hearing, “ I don’t I (18) Topper (82-3040) Local News, Weath- UtOO (8-20-82-8040) News, Sports, the bombing up to S:2S (8) News (0) er and Sports (C) Weather (O) 3:30 (8) Dick Van Dyke Show 1:15 (82) Highlights U:16 (20) Memory Lane has signlTioantly rt (2^22-80) Yoa Don’t Say (O) (40) Yon Asked (or It (8) News, Simrts, Weather (O) any bombing that I (8) Mr. Goober (C) 1:80 (3) N.Y. FhUhnrmonlo Yonng 11:20 (8) Feitivnl of Hits (18) Hlchway Patrol People’s Concert (C) “ Advhntures In Indochina” template in the fu (40) The Names “Charles Ives; American Plo- Domtniwe Wilms, Jean Qe- significantly reduce, 4:H (8) Banker Aildy Show (O) neer" a profile of music and ven. (C) (20-22-80) Match Game (C) life of this native composer. 11:80 (80-22-M) Tonight Show (O) (low o( men and ma (18) Snper Heroes Among works presented is Starring Johnny Carson South.” The MightyIghty Thor" Washington's Birthday, move- (40) Tonight at the Movies (40). Swabby Show ment from Ives' "Symphony: “Return of the Frontlereman” 4:86 (20-f2-30) Ne Kewa (C) Holidays". Julie London, Gordon MacRiu. 4:80 (8) Big 3 Theatre . (20-22-80) Daniel Booae (C) 11:36 (3) Thnraday Starlight "The Hired Gun” Rory Cal- (840) Batman (C) "Wrong— Arm of me f-aw” houn, Anne Francis. (18) Sabacrlptton TT Peter Sellers, Nanette New- (8-22) Mike Donxias Show "After the Fox" man. (18) Yon Asked for It 8:< (8) Bntgem vs University of "I Confess” HonIntgomeiv Clift. D.A. R (20) Rough RIdem Conn. BasketbnU Anne Baxter, Brian Aherae. (M) The Fllntstones (0) Live Remote 1:N \ar (8) — News, iwmeatsMoments of Cobs- (40) McHale’s Navy (40) F Troop (C) fort, Oaideposts 8:00 (18) Alfred Hitchcock 8:80 (8) My Three Sons (0) (20) Oae O'clock RepoH, SIga (28) Tkis Is the Ufe (20-22^) Star Trek (O) . Off ToPri (SO) Outer Limits (40) Bewitched (C) 1:80 (40) U.8. Air Force Rellgtoas (40) Woody Woodpeoker-YogI 0:00 (S) Thnmdny Night Movies Film and SIga Oft (C) Bear (C) “ Two for the Seesaw’ ’Robert 8:06 (8) News, weatker, Meateal .NEW ORLEANS, Pascal Lamorisse. and “friend” in “The Red Bal­ 8:80 (20) D. S. Navy FUm llitchum, Shirley McLaine. •( Heditation, SIga Off loon,” on CBS’ “Children’s Film Festival” Sunday A district attorney at 4 p.m. seci«t the details < tlgatlon he says he the Kennedy assess FRIDAY J(/ PROGRAM tending federal might only slow hlr Highlights 1:00 (8) Best SeUer man’s chance of becoming a Jim Garrison, be The Plainsman" Part Y decent adult la threatened by (18) SabscrlptioB TV bis selfish, beautiful brother. vestlgators can pro The Mamas and the Papas, "What Happened to AM Lem- "Born Free Warren Beatri-. Eva Marie racy in New Orleai (20) Film Saint, Kari Malden, Brandon the Byrds and Simon and Gar- don,” a conversaUon between (22) At Home with Kitty deWilde. death of President. funkel appear in ABC’s "The the 1936 Republican candidate (80) Gypsy "The Redball Express" ‘66- nedy, spumed a » (40) Bea Casey Jeff Chwdler, Alex Nicol. Songmakers" Friday 10-11 p.m. for President and Eric Sevaried, 1:80 (8) As the World Taras 12:48 (8) News, Momeals it Coos- give his facts to th . . . Gene Barry and Ann Rob- will be televised by OBS Tues­ (80-28.80) Let’s Make a Deal tart —GaMeposts ney general who coi (0) 1:00 (80) Oae o'cisek Beport — tnson star in the movie, “The day 10-10:30 p.m...... Channel ( 8) The Norses sigB o n to President Johnao War of the Worlds,” Tuesday 24 will ’ broadcast the Senate (80-2630) News (O) 1:80 (M) U. S. Air Pofeo BoilglotM. “ I am running tl (8) Password (0) SIga on (0) at 9 p.m. . . . Peggy Lee has Foreign Relations Committee (20-82-30) Days at Oar Lives 8:18 (8) Newa and Weather —Mo- tlon, not the Presl: a part on NBC's "The Girl from hearings Monday and Tuesday (C) nsoa* of Meditatioa -S iga Off (8-40) Newlywed - Genas UJJ.C.L.E.” Tuesday 7:30-«;30 at 9 p.m. Historian Henry Steele 2:80 (8) Hease Party (C) pjn. . . , ■ "Breakfast at Tif- Oommager a ^ Gen. James (20-22-80) Tke Doetem (O) (t-M) Dream Girl e( ’01 Program Set lahy’s" with Audrey Hepburn Gavin are to testify. . . .Shirl (40) Wemea's News a A s< will be repeated Friday at 9 Conway and Howard da Silva (8) Te TeU the Trath star in "The Beggar’s Opera” (20-82-00) Another World (0) p.m. on CBS. (8-40) General Hospital With 4 Faiths Bobert Mitchum and Shirley Sunday at 8 p.m. on Channel (18) Topper Link Vi 2 4 ... (8) News (C) „ MaoLaine head the cast of “Two (8) Dick Yea Dyke Shew NBC will bring togethw rop- . for the Seesaw” Thursday 9- (80-22-80) Yen Don’t Say <0> (t) Mr. Goober (C) reoentAtiveh of the four feitlM As ‘Mis 11:15 p.m. on OBS . . . Poetry (U ) Highway Patrol for a four-week program eetieo, and drawings by children In con­ (40) The Nameo "The Holy Seaeona.” Tijuana Brass 4:00 (8) Boager Aody Show (O) WASHINGTON I centration camps in Csechoslo- (20-82-80) Match Game (0) RepresMitatlved from Jti- retary of WeJfai vakia during the early 1910’s (18) IrOB Maa In 1-Hour Show (40) Swabby Show dai«m, the Greek Orthodox Gardner saM toda will be presented on "Look Up 4:88 (80-22-30) News (0) Church, Roman Catbollclem and mistake” for the C and Live” Sunday 10:30-11 a.m. Herb Alpert and the Tijuana 4:80 (8) Big 8 Theatre Andy Griffith stars in Protestantlam will be in the ae- Brass will star in a one-hour “Cry of the. Runted” ‘88- Ba- gence Agency to c Bli Wallach is the narrator enped convict Is tracked thru hour-long show Tues­ rlea. It will be televleed on Sun- in activities doee . . . "The Mini-Skirt Rebel­ program on CBS on April 24. a dismal swampliuid. Vittorio daya starting March 5 from On tape and film, the group Qassman,. Polly Bergen. education. lion,” a program on the new (8-82) Mike Doagtas Show day 8:30-9:30 p.m. on 1:30 to 2 p.m. But Gardner ad(3 fashions, will-be shown Tues- will perform some of their top (U) Ysa Ashed ter. It The prog^ram will involve an tunes at a variety of locations (20) Csrllss Archer CBS. Tennessee Ernie ment "I don’t knov ,day"9:30-10 p.m. on ABC . . . (10) The Pliatstsaes (C) exchange over the meaning of person .who beMe 'Robert L. Short, author of "The in Southern California and <40> McHale’s Navy Ford is a guest. custome and uaagea of the feetl- Mexico. ’They will also feature 8:00 (18) Alfred Hitcheeek nation can afford Oosj^l According to Peanuts," (80) Faith far Teday val cycle that has developed a BOfn-et intelligent some new releases. (80) Oater Limits and Charles Schultz, creator of around Pasaover - Shuster and A spokesman i the "Peanuts” strip, appear The program will place the (40) The Moasters "Breakfast at Tiffany’s" Aud- (80) Mea' Whe Made a Dif- Slwvuoe-Pentecoet. issued his stateme Wednesday at 8 p.m. on Chan­ group against huch backgrounds fereace rey Hepburn and George Pep- rd writh Patricla Patricia Neal, Bud-~ aaked by The A be as a bull ring in Tijuana, Mex­ (40) Peter Jeaalags News (0) Sy Ehsen,, Martin BalaamBalsam and nel 2i. (8-28) News, Speris, Weather for comment on dl ico, in IMsneyland, a recording (C) MickejI k ^ Rooney. ^ Romantic . cp . concerns soncerns a NY play- the CIA haa fir studio, the Pacific shore and a (IS) Merv Grllfta Shew. girt and how she affects lives Our SPEEDY Specialty (20) Al Vestre Sparta Shew ported Intematloni football field. (80) MoHale’s Navy of all who meet her. R TRULY DEUCIOUS W ILTON’S (40) News at Six (40) Bango (C) the National Stu 0:06 (8) Sports, News, Weather (0) 0:M (20-22-30) T. H. E. Cat (O) (18) SabscripIloB TV Uon. 964 Main St., Manchester (40) Cheyenne CHICKEN ‘TONY A W AR 08’ 0:18 (20) Miami Undercover "Kiss the Girls and Make Gardner is one 0:28 (8) Ski with SteU (C) Them Die” Brown in 6 Minutes emment officials Early American The "Tony A,warda" cere­ S;80 (8) News with Walter Oron- (40) Phyllis DUIer Show (0) monies will be broadcast live klte (C) 10:00 (20-2^80> Laredo (C) Tb4 world’s "flnest eattn President JoIhisot (8) Peter Jennings News (0) (8-40) The Songmakers oUcken” with inoonqiarabk make “ a CEurefui G ifts on Easter Sunday, March -26, (82-30) Hnntley-Brinkloy Be- Special examines spectrum of from . 9:30 to 10:30 p.m, on port (0) today’s popular song scene. taste. government acUvl (20) Local and Begionol Nows Featured are many of cur­ endEuiger” the ‘ ABC. The program will follow (8) Death Valley Days (C) rently popular recording stars CALL IN ORDER the 2%'hour presentation of the (20) Hantley-Brlnkley Bepert Including "The Mamas and Pick Up 10 Minutes Later independence” oi (O) the Papas", "Dionne War­ educational inaUti movie, "The Robe.” a BC is pre­ (8) ‘66 Blverside Grand P rix ' wick’’, others, along with senting the “Tony” ceremonies 1C) songwriters Sammy Fain, Acting Secret: for the first time this year. (22-30-40) Local News, Weath­ Johnny Mercer, Henry Han- DEGI’S DRIVE-IN Nicholas Katzenb er, Sports cini, Hal David. 402 CENTER ST— 643-2660 (22). Highlights 11:00 (S-2O-22-SiM0) News, Sports, that Johnson bad (SO) Newsreel Weather (C) OLA Director R ^janek (40) Yon Asked for It U:18 (8). News. Sports, Weather SHEEP THIEF REPENTANT (8) WUd Wild West (G) (C) and Gardner to d ELECTRONICS CAMARILLO, Calif. (AP) — (20-30) Tarsan (C) (20) Memory Lane cy to guide “ gov (8) Greatest Show on Enrfli 11:20 (8) Festival of Hits The man who stole N ell' Sh(»i- "Black Dress for- Gina" "Hong Kong Confidential" ‘68 SH O P and cies in their rela LABORATORIES tlennuire’s sheep near. Fijidlay, (18) Subscription TV . Gene Barry, Beverly . Tyler. iniemationail acti’ "Gambit" When a' young Arabian Prince OMo, In 19OT wants forgiveness. (22) As Schools Match Wlte Is kidnapped, U. S. and Brlt- SAVE icon educattomd < Shmtlemire, 70,-has rec^ved First round play-off teams tba Ish IntchigenceIHg agents work WHERE 277 BROAD (40) Green Hornet (O) togethergether to free him. (See Pagi a note' and~$260 which the repen­ (22) Marshal Dillon . ■ UttO (20-22-30) Tonight Show (C) YO U SEE tant. thief explained ivas. i^or (40) Time Tunnel Starring Johnny- Carson ■'It (3). 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