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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1266 Average Dally Net Press Run The W sntte jianrl|i^ral& For tbe Week Ended Feraenat •< U. S. Weatfci Febraary 26, 166S caouRy with Members of the Junior Cen the bill, Manoheetor** tw « rep- ■Igbt, protaMy i resentaUves say they wiU auo- ckaaglng to rain tury Club will have a poster Refuse District Bill In, Announcing Hit Opening of 14,126 workshop tomorrow at 8 p.m. I mit It anyway. They favor the t o a ^ t to 26e; high at the home of Mrs. WllHam idea of the district, Rep. Groo Member of the Audit SC. Calhoun, 123 White St. Posters But Delegate Scjtup Opposed bert says, and feel that modifi Burewi of CIronlatloB Mantheater-—A City of Village Charm will be made for "Little Pawnee cations to the proposed Special HEBRON'S Brother," a play presented by A ct should be worked out by the four district towns. the Children’s Wing of the Little A apeciti anabling ACt per-^ It la the unit representation VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 123 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES-TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1965 (Ciaarifled AdverUring e . Page S2) PRICE SEVEN CBNTR Theatre of Manchester and mitting four area towma, to e*r clause that seems to . refute the Both Reps. Groobert and Oa- Salon of Beauty sponsored by the Junior Cen tabllah a refuse diapoeal diatrlct 'one man, one vote" require vagnaro are Democrats. vThe tury Club. wilt be aubmltted to the Gen ments. bill they are submitting was WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24th eral Aaaembly today. The unit representation clause drafted by the district counsel Marine Cpl. Robert M. Smith, The two leglalatora wdio aub- is also Included in thb 1961 en — ^who Is also Rep. Groobert’s BPECIALIZ^O In ALL PHASES of BEAUTY CULTURB eon of Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge mit it, however, do ijot egret abling act under which the dis law associate — Atty. Joseph ROUTE 6A, Newt to the Events Smith, 411 Bumhiim St., is serv with all of ita provlaiona. . ; . trict was formed last year. In OonEI. HEBRON, CONN.------PHONE 228-8896 ing in Snowfex-65, a month The act wraa drawrn to foim - Rep. Oroobert's view, that law Once the bill Is in the legis Best Wishes from Caron and Tapper BuUders, Inc. U.S. Jet Planes Join long cold weather training ex ally eatabllah the Northkaat may well be'in-doubt as well, lative hopper. Rep. Groobiart In State ercise at Camp Drum, N. Y., de Refuae Dtapoaal Diatrlct with since it includes the same pro says, it can be modified in a signed to teach Marines sur\’ival powera greater than are allowed vision that each member town number o f ways. It could be techniques and fighting tactics under general enabling lawa. shall have two representatives amended or replaced by a sub used in cold climates. T^e train It alao changea the baala ot no matter what the population. stitute bill, or it m a y 'b e rei Boards Approve ing will include basic ski and representation to decrease the The difference between the drafted after public hearings by snowshoe instruction, helicopter total size of the district board. 1961 enabling act and the pro the committee to which it is as Banks’ Merger Battle over Viet Nam assaults and the firing of heavy Tlie two leglalatora who will posed special act is in the popu signed. weapons. Smith is serving with submit the bill, Manchester lation required for additional The bill will go to the As representatives. While the spe the Second Marine Division. Joseph Jay photo Representatives Atty. Paul sembly’s Cities and Boroughs WED. ONLY! HARTFORD (AP) — Groobert and Steve Cavagnaro, cial act would permit one more Committee. Merger of Riverside Trust SAIGON, South V i e t f keeping with the<»ince, the Americans alone have* Thd* type of flg h tli« efaaratv Fireman Apprentice Roy F. district member for each 12,600, Engaged agreed yesterday with the po Mamohester Democratic lesMl-11 MEN'S AND ROYS' NEOUTE Cof, Hartford, and Bristol announced United States policy lost two killed and nine wound terized the final phase of DeLong, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. sition agialhst the reprM nta- the 1961 enabling act permits Nam (AP) — The United of providing fnaximum assist fighting between France and the The engagement of Miss Sally ers are understood to have [ ed. Vietnamese casualtiee on and Mrs. Roy E. DeLong. 7B tion change taken last week by one for each 6,000 population. Bank and Trust Co. was States has unleashed jet ance to the government of South C ^m u n lsts in Gie Indochina Walnut St., was serving a^ a rd Under that act, Manchester agreed in caucus to oppose the i both sides are estimated in the Ann Kvadas to Richard Carl Manchester’s four Democrats representation clause o t the bill.! I voted today by the boards planes for the first time Viet Nam In its efforts to repel «-ar, which the Ooirnnunlsts the attack cargo ship USS Muli- Pedemonte, both of Manchester, on the district hoard. , "■ would be enUtled to ten repre HALF of both institutions. the Communist aggression di hundreds. won. phen during the 23rd anniver sentatives out o f 20, based on Democrat Olof Anderson, orie -* against the Viet Cong in The new bank would be rected and supported by the Ha Most of the fighting is in steep A report from da Nang, 880 sary celebration of the Navy's has been announced by her par The Democrats had charged 1960 census figrures. of the district representatives \ South Viet Nam, a U.S. Em known as United Bank & Trust noi regime.” vB-lleys where roads fuml.sh the miles northeast of Saigem, said Amphibious Force last Satur ents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. that Manchester, with five of Although the district was or from Manchester, also dlsa-1 bassy spokesman an the total of 12 district repre greed last week over a clause Co. with headquarters In Hart The first strike was made last main communications routes for a Vietnamese government force L a day. Kvadas. 100 Campfleld Rd. ganized under th e.^m i enabl SOLES routed a Viet Cong unit five sentatives, would be under-rep ing iwt. the four Towns agreed in the proposed Special A ct b e-! | ford. nounced today. Thursday against Red guerrillas government forces. Her fiance is the son of Mr. The consolidation would re Many U.S. officials (eel the miles south of the Da Nang base Robert L. O’Brien of East resented. They pointed out the to voIunUrily reArlct the mem Ing submitted today that per B57 medium bombers and holding a mountain pass near and Mrs. Dante Pedemonte of sult in total resources of about runway. The report said five Hartford has been appointed to town’s population la greater bership to 12 In order to make mits the district to bond vrith- FIDO fighter-bombers, with An Khe in the centraJ highlands. action in Binh Dlnh and the 769 Center St. *70 million with capital funds Viet Cong were killed and 11 Manchester High School as a than that of the other three business easier to transact. out referendums in the mem RUBBER OR LEATHER Americans manning both flight Battles between powerful Viet neighboring provinces of Phu Miss Kvadas i.s a graduate of of *5.6 million. The new bank Yen and Quang Ngni has en captured. Carnegie Institute of Technology towns combined. The special act that Man ber towns. Reps. Groobert and controls and the weapons, Cong units and government out Manchester High School and is would have 14 offices, with an The clash occurred at Yen Ne alumni advisor. He will have Not only does the bill seem chester’s two representatives Cavagnaro offered no specific, joined the air war previously fits continued sweepilng across tered a phase the Communistn employed at Hartford National additional one currently under describe as "mobile warfare” Nam along a river where the contact with prospective and ad unfair to Manchester, Rep. will submit wmuld formally es objections to this provision, aU f HEELS carried on by armed helicopters mountainous Binh Dinh Prov Bank, Hartford. construction. Viet Cong are digging trenches mitted students of the school Groobert sB5rs, but it also seems though the town Democrats i | and propeller-driven pianes ince today, with a rapidly rising — the use of large Communist Mr. Pedemonte Is a graduate tablish the district with the 12 Announcement of the merger and building fortifications as and interview applicants for to violate the Intent of the man board. are understood to oppose it. handled jointly by Americans casualty toll. units in patterns somewhere of Howell Cheney Technical plan.' was made by James J. between guerrilla and conven Carnegie Tech’s Admissions "one man, one vote” Supreme Reps. Groobert and Cavag e WE’RE OPEN 6 D AYS e and Vietnamese. In the past three days of School and is employed at Preble, president of Riverside (See Page Five) counseling office. Court ruling which forced Gen naro also question whether the TTie spokesman said the deed- fighting In that northern prov- tional warfare. Monaco and Sons, Ford dealera, eral Assembly reapportionment ALL WORK GUARANTEED • CHARGE IT Trust, and CSarles T. Tread Glastonbury. l district should have been at way Jr., president of Bristol TTie American Legion will this winter. the outset restricted to 12 mem IBank and Trust, who will head have initiation ceremonies to The wedding is scheduled for FREE May 8. The basis for representation bers. the new bank as president and night at 8 at the Legion Home. established by the proposed bill According to Rep. Groobert, HOUSE &. HALE board chairman, respectively. New March A spaghetti dinner will be serv is a combination of unit and this may well not have met the DELIVERY Q U A L IT Y SHOE R E P A IR and H A T C LE AN IN G Police Tighten Security ed at 6:30. All men who have The trustees of the Presby population. Each town Is en representation requirement that PLEASE USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE not been initiated are welcome. terian Church will meet Thurs titled to two district represent the drafters of tlie law intend ARTHUR DRUe Fatal Crash At Twilight day at 7:15 p.m. at the chuich. atives, and one additional for ed. PLAINVTLLE (AP) — A car A free course in public There will be a deacons meet each 12,500 of population. Although they are opposed to crashed into a tree .on New speaking is being offered as a ing after the meeting of the Britain Ave. today, killing 36- Set in Selma Around Muslims Leader community service project by trustees. year-old Joseph M. Grippo of the Chew ’n Chat Toastmasters Bristol. Club o f Manchester. Classes The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Policeman Frank J. Roche SELMA, Ala. (AP) — Civil CHICAGO (AP)— Policc'frequired to explain their pres- c^ . We afford to take any will begin tonight at 6:45 at Temple Beth Sholom will have witnessed the cra.sh. He said the rights leaders set up another ence in toe area. chances.” Mott’s Community Hall. a square dance Saturday at 9 bomb experts, alerted by a car swerved off the left side of twilight march today in this Telejtooned bomb threats also As a further precaution, oCff- p.m. at the Temple. Dave Thom west Alabama city which has the rc«d and hit the tree. The telephone threat that a harassed New York police and date tripled the number ot as will be the caller. Rerfresh- become the target of a massive policemen, from 9 to 27, as front end caught fire but was time bomb ‘has been set to reinforcements were ordered ments will be served. drive by Dr. Martin Luther signed to guard the convention. extinguished quickly by Roche into Harlem In an attempt to King Jr. go o ff at the Coliseum dur James C. Oonlisk, deputy super and other policemen. prevent further violence. Early Richard N. Johnson, 88 Linn- ‘ “We probably will have a ing the Black Muslim na W l'i n yo'u -v.in* the best, buy Roche was checking a restau Tuesday an explosion and fire, intendent, said so other pobrol- more Dr., has received a mas march and some picketing of rant door at the time of the tional convention this week believed to have been set by men would be a-vailable “ within ter of science degree in elec the courthouse about 5 o’clock accident. end, arranged today for an avengers of Malcolm X, seconds” in case of emergency. trical engineering from Worces this afternoon,” said the Rev. Grippo, of 70 Race St., Bris WTecked a four-story Mu.sllm At Muhammad’s 19-room ter (Mass.) Polytechnic Insti James Bevel, left in charge of inch-by-inch search of the tol, was dead on arrival at New mosque. Fi-ve firemen and a South Side hoiqe, a heavy cor tute. the drive after King and other Britain General Hospital. building. spectator weer Injured. , don of poUce with shotguns aides left Tuesday night. The threat was made by a maintained an around-toe-^lock The cast of "Little Pawmee Tension mounted later when Backs Improvements King left for a California man who called from Chicago -vigil. Sgt. James OaHahan ot Brother,’ ’ a presentation of the , (Herald Photo by Oflara) speaking engagement after and Identified himself as John toe funeral parlor housing the toe task force, assigined 6o NEW LONDON (A P ) — U.S. body of Malcolm X, the former Children's Wing of the LitUe Intent on Issues, Gov. Romney Talks with the Press. more than 200 Neg^ro students Henderson. He also said 100 guard toe residence, said 12 t'.WIMKS Theatre of Manchester, whll re Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., and children staged an abbrevi men were coming to Chicago Black Muslim leader who was men were assigned to each hearse act two and four tomor said today that navigational im ated march shortly before dark .from New York to Kill Elijah assassinated Sunday in New shift. The -watch will continua row from 7 to 9 p.m. at the LTM provements of New London Tuesday. They were turned Muhammad, the sect’s ' :ader. York, was the victim of a false Indefinitely, he said. Harbor and the Thames River bomb threat. The body went on basement rooms, 39 School St., back by a city police official Another telephoned threat Unmarked police cars cruised up to Norwich are an “ absolute display a few hours later. and act one and three Friday Romney Urges GOP to Lead after a short distance. from an anonymous caller said: the immediate area, stopping at the same time and location. necesBity.” Bevel said that the major ef PoMce reported little progress all autos that appeared to be Dodd's comments were made “We have arrived. Muhammad These rehearsals do not include fort for the next few days would will have a lively convention.” in their investigation of Mal stispicious. LENOX PHARMACY dancers. in a statement submitted at a colm’s slaying. Officials com be directed toward getting a 299 E. C E N T E R S T R E E T — 649-0896 public hearing to study the im- Another called threatened to "He (Muhammad) is pretty large number of prospective bomb the sect’s South Side plained there was a barrier of safe,” Callahan said. "W e’v# Bob Gaudreau, executive vice Toward Citizen Government Negro voters to turn out Mon rilance among Malcolm’s fol (Bee Page Twelve) Temple No. 2. got It covered pretty good.” president of Friendly Ice day at toe Board of Registrars. Police officials lined up em lowers, member* of toe organi Heavy guai^ al^ war* Cream, Inc., whll speak today King has called (or ^ntom ed mpyes of toe CoHseum to ac- zation for toe Afro-American placed>at toe sect’s Mosque No. y 'was excessive at 6:30 p.m. at a meeting of the By FHINEA8 F18KB *a n issue—-and heard him ask ln<>Lin(3oln*a 'liiarches Ih 'Ms rlght-toiVBle company them on their search unity. Malcolm was suspended 2 and toe University at Jslam, Rotary Club at the Manchester state sovereignty. campaign. from toe Black Muslims 14 Michigan Gov. George turn that the party confront the for toe reported bomb and point both wtthbi a mile of Muham Country Club. issues of today as it had those "The great political issue ot Bad Weather "W e are going- to have to out any suspicious objects or months ago. mad’s home. Romney told Connecticut of 1860. our day Is excessive federal march some more this week,” likely hiding places. Only one person, Talmadge Black Muslim guards sta Frank J. Mansfield Marine newsmen yesterday that "W e must exercise (the Re sovereignty. said King at a church mass Some 6,000 Black Muslims Hayer, 22, has been arrested tioned themselves in cam AUTO Auxiliary will have a kitchen "These issues must be faced," G>vers Much meeting Tuesday night shortly the important thing for the publican) birthright again in from throughout toe nation are thus far in connection with toe I>arked in front of toe Muham social tonight at 7:30 at Ma Gov. Romney said. “The Repub after an abbreviated |fiarch by Republican Party is “to these perilous times,” he said to expected for the convention slaying. He has refused to say mad memsion. rine Hall, Parker St. a round of vigorous applause, lican Party must confront the more than 2(X) Neg^rp students where Muhammad Is scheduled whether he has any affiliation No chances were taken. A de make a strong comeback in "for there are dangers to be American people with these is Of Country and children. . to speak on Friday and Sunday. with toe Black Muslims. livery truck pulled up to the GLASS Mrs. Harry Mahoney. VTTV 1966.” seen, issues to be faced, and a sues before they reach crisis The students 'werff summoned In Chicago, Sgt. Allan M i manrion T u e s ^ y and its young As heavy snow piled up on patriotic instructor, and Mrs. need for effective action today proportions—but not in a r®ac- araCAG O , HI. (A P )—severe to another meetij|K today, and (Chicago’s streets, police kept a chaels of toe general assign Negro driver jumped out, two Raymond Hagenow, president, And he set aside ques as compelling as in Lincoln’s tionary, negative way.” wintry weather hammered much toe Rev. JaitM Bevel, left in tight security net around Mu ment unit said the police bomb ];>ackages in his arms. 0/ A ll Kinds recently presented Cub acout tions about his own future day.' To a round o f applause he of toe nation’s midsection to charge of t^jef*5rlve, said there hammad's 16-room mansion and and arson squad would make a Police and Black Muslim Pack 151 of Verplanck School by denying that he was "The great moral and social continued, “ Sheer opposition is day with some areas reporting wou)d;te:iftore demonstrations. the sect’s other Cihicago proper <»mplete search of the CJoliseum guards . Immediately surround Installed Promptly with seven 50-star flags and iving any thought to issue of Lincoln’s day was hu not enough. W e must show that the worst storms o f the season. ng, who left Tuesday night today. ed, searched and quizzed the etiquettes. Accepting the flags ties. 5 man freedom versus slavery. our solutions w ill produ(se super for Atlanta and a scheduled trip “ It’s not something to do at driver before letting him contin In All Makes of Cars were Bruce Emmett of Den 1 968, when Republicans w ill The snow belt, with amounts All suspicious cars in the v i J ior results.” to California, said toe campaign night,” he said. ue his delivery. James Welsh of Den 2, Mark be seeking a new presiden “The great moral and social ranging up to more than eight cinity were halted by police Issue of our day is the moral re And he proposed to meet the inches in nortoeast Kansas and which has brought more than 3,- squads and toe occupants were “ We have to check out every The posting of Black Muslim WORK DONE INDOORS IN OUR SHOP Silhavy of Den 3, Craig Steely tial nominee. (X)0 arrests in Selma and nearby of Den 4, Robert Larsen Jr. of sponsibility of self-reliant indi issues he outlined in these ways: South Dakota, extended from guards gave rise to speculation But n was clear that the ap Marion would result in congres OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 PJM__ SATURDAYS 8 A.M. to NOON Den 6 and Dustin Wood of Den viduals and their voluntary In- The moral Issues of today, central Texas to toe southern that Muhamn»d, who said Mon proximately 7(X) people who at stitutons versus big govern he said, must be met through a Great Lakes region. The snow sional approval of stronger laws day he feared no reprisals in 8, den chief. Robert Larsen on voting rights. cubma-ster, accepted a large tended a GOP State Committee ment and regulated society. demonstration "that the source 'Was expected to spread from cormection with toe ^ y in g o< dinner at the Statler. Hotel last “The great economic issue ot of greatest human progress is toe middle Mississippi Valley to " I have been in touch with France to Join Russia Malcolm X, may have had a J. JL WHITE GLASS CO. flag. Robert Luce is chairman Washington,” toe stocky Negro of the group. 'Bight were viewing Gov. Rom- LIncobi's day was slave labor individual freedom and' Indivl toe middle and n o ^ Atlantic change of heart. 31 IISSELL ST. PboM 649.7322 ney, the evening’s principal versus Industrial democracy, dual responsibility. coast. leader told the mass meeting at Shortly after Malcolm’s aptoker, as potential presiden- "The great ecoimmlc Issues " It is the ability of self-reli Gusty winds, up to 60 miles in Browns Chapel A.M.E. church, In Viet Peace Program death, police confirmed a report ^ 1 timber. of our day (are) ^ p lo y e r and ant men and women to achieve many parts of Oklahoma, site of almost nightly rallies. that six of Malcolm’s followem union monopoly jfiower In the a higher level of family life and caus^ much drifting through "And I think we aire getting had traveled to Chicago to av The enthusiastic audience, PARIS (AP) — France an-^ it was presumed the war in Viet which had paid *100 per plate collective bargaining field ver superior voluntary institutions in out toe enow-covered region. near now to the new voting bill. enge their former leader’s B A R R iC iN i I am optimistic that toe bill will nounced tciday It )ias agreed to Nam " was discussed. Neither for thgnize Texas lawyer bricht was welcomed today Mod* to Ordtr very fair roupt a statement from Chief 4oe Tonahlll as one of Ruby’s DALLAS (A P ) — Severe cold, by President Oamal Abdel ALSO 3uatlee J<4m Hamilton King attorneys. Another request to aggravated by 'vlctous winds, hit Nasser on a visit that oonld ■ffbo said, "Conneotlcut will lose oust Tonahlll, this time signed Texas today, closing schools in lead to a diphNnatle VENETIAN BLINDS % just, etole and oonsclentioua by Ruby; later was presented. many places and causing some between West Germany and Ten-O-Six Lotion, Bring your old rollers !■ dudge." In postponing toe hearing, toe major traffic jams. One death much of the A rab world. In SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER and save ISe per shade ' ' In Ma letter to Gov. Demp- court said: was blamed on the storm and Bonn CanceUor Ludwig Dr- •ey and Chief Justice King, " A principal. If not the con several small craft were in hard stood by his decision the. Xujgg told that Ms ‘inciqiacity trolling fact determinative cf trouble because of coastal out o ff eoonetnlc aid to tha Chiltenge us with the "C ive-it-a-Uy Size" first. to now obviously permanent to toe question as to which attor winds. niDCHB H A R R Y H. LUGO United Arab RepubUc he- that's why thousands of Connecticut home their coffee, toast their bread, light their rooms, «lbe point where I can no longer F’reezing rain, sleet and snow U Bonne Bell Ten-O-Six* Lotion doesn't do exacttf , (1N7 photo) neys are to be recognized by — 11^ of the visit there eg owners hire me to warm their homes, heat their work their radios and TVs. power their tools, fidflh my duttes as a Judge of this court and be permitted to were part of toe baa weather. Connnualst East German what it should for your face, return the large bottle 4|ie Court of Common Heas.” use toe time allowed for oral At Austin, severe icing forced President Walter Ulbridit. « Judge Lugg continued, " I am retUrement, Justice King said, argument upon submission ot dosing of toe University of Tex unopened, for a refund. And, what exactly water, do their dishes, wash their clothes, dry run their refrigerators and their air condi tospeUed to odd- that I (lave "Bench and bar aUxe share the this appeal, is whether or not as wito Its approximately 24,000 THANT TALKS PKA c K must k do? Clean unusually deep and thoroughly. their clothes, dispose of their garbage, clean tioners, etc., etc., etc. They know that I'll do toome to tUs letter only because disappointment in Judge Harry appellant. has ylMcooie insane riudents and city schools. u n it e d n a t io n s , n . sm forced to do iio. 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Camera An Inejqisrienced kibitxer will ^ 432 elected as Vernon’s representa ' ( 8) Admiral Jack ( 22) Mass. . HighllghU______fkttles of his office, did he make er among farm implemeius, (30) Memory Lane (40) Peter Jennlngi—News MEATOWN somstlmsB agree with ymi that tive to Ibe 1947 Genera Assem (80) Cheyenne 7:30 (10-22-30) Virginian (C) 1215V2 SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD NEW TORK (AP) — Con w t n his application for retirement. bly. He was later named direc building materials, nonferrous your luck Is unbsUevsnly bad. metals, chemicals, office equip (40) Admiral and Swabby ( 3-12) Mr. Ed Just 3 More Days To G o In stance Baker Motley, Negro An expert Ubltxer, the Mnd of A 107 A In taklnv this action he mani tor of the Legislative (touncil (34) Kindergarten ( 8-20-40) Ozile and Harriet 8 974 5 983* fested the same conscientious ments, photographic stocks, 6:30 (40) The Rifleman (24) Great Decisions state senator from Harlem sind man we are honoring in Na- and then Legislative Commis “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED 1” attitude to public welfare which drugs and electronics. (18) Movie 8:00 ( 8-20-40) Patty Duke a prominent dvll lighta lawyer, ttonal KlbMaer’B Week, wlH dry sioner. (34) Whal e New? ( 3-12) My Living JJoll your eyes but wifi thaw you had always characterized his Chairman of the board of Aerospace Issues turned ( 8) Peter Potomua .» (24) Intertel has become the first woman your mistake. .Judicial work. trustees of the Rockville Pub mlxe/d, however, and utilities (30) Film 8(:30 ( 8-20 40) Shindig KEITH'S GREAT STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. 9-6; THURS.-FRI. 9-9 6:00 ( 3) News, Sixirte, Weather ( 3-12) Beverly Hlllbiniet borough president of Manhat "In his retirement, Connecti lic Library, he was chairman In had no upward drive. (IG) Eye-Dentlfy (18) Subscription TV tan. ^>snlng Isfd — Dismoods Q. ’The A ssociated Press average SATURDAY 8 fo 6 — (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) WMt led the queen of dla- c u t 'wUl lose a Just, able and 1938 of the committee planning ( 8) Newe 8:00 ( 24) New Orleans Jazz She was named ^ IM.OOO- conscientious Judge.” of 60 stocks at noon was up .0 (40) Laramie ( 3-12) Dick Van Dyke moiuW to SouQi’s king. Deolarsr ♦ < 3 for Vernon’s 150th anniversary. (24) A Look At Britain (10-22-30) NBC Movie a-year post a IHtle more than a AP NewafMtares Atty. Leo B. Fkdierty of Rock at 334,9 with industrials up 2.1, 9:30 (24) Point of View year after riie entered active drew two rounds of trumps and Wirt Narih Judge Lugg was named the (30) Flash Gordon By STD KRONISa Pass 2 A ville, president of the Tolland Rockville Rotary’s "Man of the rails o ff .1 and utilities up .1. (32) Top 22 Flue One ( 3-12) Cara Williams WE ARE NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER STORE IN THE EAST| Democratic party politics. ltd a ohib, losing dummy’s Jack TTie Dow Jones Industrial av 6:16 (30) Rocky and Hi.s Friend! ( 8-3040) Burke's Law MIDWINTER County Bar AssociaUon, said, Y ea r" In 1959. Mrs. Motley, a tall and hand H m U.B. Post Office Depart- to the Ung. Bast returned a dia A ll . ( 8) Peter Jennings—News 10:00 ( 3-12) Danny Kaye HARm>RD OR MANCHESTER AREA. "I speak for all the lawyers in erage at noon was up 3.78 to 6:30 ( 8) Snrfslde Si.v (24) This Is Opera som e wom an o f 4S, was elected m eat w ill Ih u s a oommsmorar mond to the ace, and South 895.74. Mad another club, losing the the county In expressing our ap- ( 3) Walter Cronklle 10:30 (20-40) ABC Scope ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING! unanimously Tuesday by the Uve stamp thia year la memory reciation for the aeiricee of Jones k Laughlln rose more (12) Newsbeat ( 8) One Step Beyond Manhattsui members of the City quean to the ace. The defenders Churches Plan Schools Closed, than a point, Bethlehem and (10-22-30) Huntlcv-Brlnklev 11:00 ( 8-8-10-12-20-22-30-40) News. of the late Sir WUwtoa ChurchiU took tbslr diamond trick and Sudge Harry Lugg to the bar (24) Whafs New? Sports. Weather Council, six Derooermts and two who endsarsd himself to the and to the public and In ex U.S. Steel about a point each. 6:46 ( 20) Peter Jennings—Newe 11:15 (10-.30) Tonight Show (C) Republicans. a im made South ruff a chib. 7:00 ( 24) Casals Master Class (20-40) Lee Crane FURNITURE hearts of numy Amsricaas dur Lenten Mission pressing our sincere regret that Traffic Tied Up International Harvester, in a She fills a vacant created Now South had to guess who continuation of strength, moved ( 3) Llttlest Hobo 11:20 (121 Movie FRESH. BONELESS ing the war years and was even hsA tbs queen of hearts. He led he will be leaving the bench.” (Ifi) Subscrlntlon TV ( 3) Movie At Drive-In Jan. 1 when Edward R. Dudley, mads an honorary U.S. dtlxsn up more than 2. Zenith and (10) Death Valley 11:30 (221 Tonight Show (C) C a b An interdenominational Lent He added, "Judge Lugg has B y Texas Storm a Negro and former amha— out hto two remairfng trumps, IBM also were ahead about 2. (20) Memory Lane ( 81 Movie Re-witabllshln^ hla msniage by Prsaldsnt Kennedy. Kr Win torolng the oi^ponsnts to dis- been recognized tor his contrib- dor to Liberia, was elected a en Misaloo win be hrtd la Man General Motors and Ford SEE SATURUAX’rt TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE I.ISTING with Gina Lollobrig^lda which ston’s mother was an Amsrlcsn oard. Since South watched the uUor not only to the local bar (Continued from Page One) GREEN STAMPS GIVEN state Supreme Court Justice. and he often reminded the world chester for the second year by but to the state and American edged higher. lasted only a short time seven Every borough president of disoards dossly he knew that years before Is one of the prob of that tact No date or ^acs of Bast had started with tour oooperatng Protestant church Bar Association where he has Temperatures plunged to 2 Borden advanced more than a Maidiattsn alnoe UN hss bssa a IsBuanee has bssn aanouncsd as served on committees over the point to a new high following a lems R ock Hudson fa ces In the Negpo. hearts, end Weet wMh only three es imder the dlrsotkm of the degrees above zero at Dalhart. Radio WITH EVERY DIME YOU SPEND! sany U niversal com edy In y e t hearts. Rev. John Hughes of St Mary’s y e a rs ." An (inofficial measurement of 2-for-l stock split proposal. Mrs. Motley, whose term runs Other news from Postmaster (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or T5 Technicolor, "Strange Bedfel until Dec. 81, eald at an Albany Episcopal Church. Judge Lsigg’s application will 6 inches of snow was reported at Prices advanced generally in Gsnsral John A. GroootuU's of TMs mads the odds 4 to Ithat be consider^ by a hearing active trading on the American minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) lows.” It starts Friday at the news conference that she would East had the queen of hearts. The mission vrill start March Hereford near the New Mexico Manchester Drlve-In Theater. seek a full four-year term next fic e rtv ss the Urns end place 11 and run for five consseutlvt board of the governor, the chief line. Stock Exchange. WDRC—1860 <4->10:30 Thirty Minute Theater tor & toUowlng 6 cant com South led a heart to dummy’s Justice, the attorney general, the Corporate bonds were mixed. 6:00 Long John Wade 11:00 News fall. Thursdays untU April 8. CIas.s- A flurry of snow and sleet hit 8:00 11:15 Sports Final m sm oraQ vss: OIvU W ar Centen khw and returned a heart tor a State health (ximmi^oner, the U.S. government bonds ad Dick Robinson Mrs. Motley’s election, widi Snesse. West took the setting ss will be held from 8 to 4:4.’i Houston. 1:05 News Sign Off 11:30 Ai-t Johnson Show PORK RO nlalnial Series — Appom attooc, Vv aa., ., president pro tern of the Senate vanced. WHAV—916 WPOP—1416 the backing of Mayor Robert F. jn. at South Methodist Most Houston freeeways were Twins Eating, April t; Msgna (marta—James- Mck wMh the queen of hearts. and the speaker of the House of 6:00 Gene Anthony 5:'00 Lou Terri Wagner, makes her the Srst closed. 7:00 Ken Griffin team, Va., Jnna 15; Salvation Bad Oomplahit Shurch, S t M ary's Bplsoopa; Representatives. 6:30 Nows, Sports am. Weather woman to serve on the Board of How can one man be so un- Church, Church of the Naxa- The temperature was 22 de 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 12:00 Sal LaRoaa Recovering OK Army — New York, July 3; ‘The Isw provides that a Judge grees, frigid for that southern 7:15 Joe Edwards Estimate, a branch of the dtjr's hickyT" South demands^ "My lans, North Methodist Church, Manager Plans 1:30 Sign Off leg^lslative setup. In addition to Herbert Hoover — West Branch, can be retired at two-thirds sal city. A scheduled parade mark Iowa, Aug. 10; ftatOe Safsty — play woidd work If ettfasr club Concordia Lutheran Church and ary. A Common Pleas Court WJ»'r—1230 HOUSTON, TEX. (AP) — Si the mayor, oomptroUer and city honor were at my left or If the Community Baptist Chuxoh. ing the opening of the Houston 5:00 Wail S' Today. amese twin glrle who were sep council president, the board In Baltlmors, Md., Bspt >. J u ^ e receives $17,000 a year. Livestock Show was canceled. Few Days Away 6:00 News. Weather, Sports mieen of hearts were where K The Commissloa on Mission Judge Lugg, £ Derby native, 6:15 Radio Greater Hartford arated surgically last week ate cludes the preddents of the thoidd be. The odds were better High winds which the Weather 6:45 Lowell Dtomas: Sports fruBa has Issued a new 15 ary Education of the National was town counsel for Vernon Bureau said exceeded 69 miles Town Counsel Irving Aronson 7:00 News milk and cereal Tuesday. city’s five boroughs. Mrs. Mo than 8 to 1 to my favor.” CouncU of Churches has select tley’s election creates a vacan naya paisa stamp honoring for a number of years. He was an hour at Brownsville caused will serve as Manchester’s act 7:.35 Invitation to Learning Jamstp Tata, Indian industria- "B is vary uMucky to be such ed the thenis, "Spanish Amerl- 8:00 HPK"HS vs, Greenwich • BIG ENOUGH TO A Texas Children’s Hospital cy in the stsde Senate. prosecutor of the former Rock dam age In the Low er R io ing general manager, from to 9:30 Speak Up, Hartford spokesman said Karen and hst reports fits Worid Wide a pslooka," the kibitxer told oans," for ohurchwids study, ville City Court for several Before her meteoric rise tai Grande Valley. morrow morning to Monday. 12:15 Sign Off FILL A ROOM->! IQm berly W ebber were In sat- PWatsMc Agency. Ha is best South inrmpaithetically. "Tt you hoplikg that this will eliminate years. General Manager Richard w Tio—lose REED'S pubHc office — which began at wore a b r t^ phiyor you would 5:00 Afternoon Edition isfaotory physical condition and known fa r the progress made in a growing awafsnosa and un Judge L ugg served In the DENTAL DRILLS FAST Martin has Informed Aronson. 6:00 News, Sports. Weather an uneventful recovery is ex a special election to fill a vacan the field of steel production and bavo made this contract." derstand!^ of the Spanlsii Manchester Shopping Parkade cy in the staxe Seneite Feb. 4, Navy during World War H and CHICAGO — Today's dental ' that he intends to be out of the 6:45 3 Star Extra • 100% WOOL! pected. elsctrie power gsnsratloo In In After drawing two rounds of Americans In our midst and or retired with the rank of lieu drill operates at 250,000 revolu state to Monday momdng, "bar 6:50 Ltlonn vs. Manhattaa 858 Middle Turnpike West He said Kimberly Is now out 1M4 — M rs. M otley served as dia. The stamp depicts a penv trumps^ South should esah the the obureb’s m ission amon.i,' 8:60 Pope Concert Phone 648-7167 counsel to the National Associa' tenant commander. After hia tions a minute. ring blizzards." 9:06 Nl^tbeat of the Isolette and Karen is tiait of Tata with a backgroimd ace of diamonda and give iq> a them. A prograih of storie.s, • 100% NYLONS! being taken out at Intervals. tlon for the Advancement of ohowing a ladle pouring molten diamond. West vdns end leads a handwork, singing, movies and Colored People. One of her best Botti are breedhing without diffi stasl and elsctrie power trans
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'Iff? 7 PAGE SIX •AXCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CpNN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1969 BiANCHES'mR EVENING HERAliD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1265 2 *2! to the handling of past incidents the four-man group headed by South Windsor used in tha roof, A roofingig con-c clpnls #cmt through their entire Plow Operator in Laos since this country’s Secretary of JJie Treasury DObg- tractor said the wide cnaoks *p^ needs' In the clnmOitnry schools Green Buffer Belts Sought * FREE r Events NavyVnd Air Force jets started las Dillon e.lib has reached sub pearad. in the roof after an nc- and esUmstsd the proper useagc last May to conduct reconnais stantial agreement on other eumiMtkm at' ice and anoW, >a la n M-classrooni school. B ac^ into Car DELIVERV sance and strike operations problems of presidential securi Pine Sfreef Sudden thaw' and refreezUg H ath work books for mod To Screen Industrial Sites In Capital against requisitiona and supply- ty and will deliver its report to School Site, Library causing exceMive stress to split em nutth In Grade .1 through 4 In one of three minor acci- reinforcement routes in Laos. the White House shortly. AT the roof. must ba purchased yearly for reporti ARTHUR IRUR. WASHTNOTON (AP) — Presl- The Cabinet committee was "If the material in the m i each child as they are not the A zoning provision* aimed at'^ In order to provide a make terday, Edward W. Longer, 46, |Unt Johnson, watcliinir WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. named by President Johnson HaHford Road did fail,” SupL Warner atatad hard covisred type of book, Supt. protecting residential land from shift buffer zone, the planning of 44 Cedar St., operating a iKerest the efforts shroad to Cornelius E. Gallagher, who last Sept. 28. The Warren Com Bring Vote by B oard *Tt seems to stUI center aroima W arner fold the board. Borne of the influence of adjacent indus commission asked the change snow plow for the Town Park promote a Viet Nam settlement, recently made an inspection trip mission, in its report that day f H MANCHESTER ... who Is going to do the Job stat the money la rstumed by the trial development will be the be made to affect only the in Department, backed into a & not convinced the Commu- to South Viet Nam, said today on the assassination of Presi ing It has failed.” NDlA. subject of a public hearing be terior land. A strip, probably car at Bigelow and Main Sts. nta are ready for serious nego- negotiation with the Commu dent John F . Kennedy, urged Th* 5®“ ** aducaUon votadythe superintandant’s budgat for The board aUo appropriated fore the Town manning Com- about 200 feet ip- depth, along 1 yesterday morning, last night to raoommand that •' SupL Watneh said a maetlhg mon^ for achievement testing GAR RENTALS ations. nists under present conditions tliat such a body be established elementary school libraries and will no hi New York by mlesion tomorrow. the South Wmdror ^rdSr, is to According to police, Longer, Johnson, who sticks to a Mat- wxmld be capitulation. to review and oversee presiden tbs proposed middla school be $9,880 for the high school lUnmry for the entire school system. A The need for the measure be foft in Hurm Residence ^ n e . piled snow at the plae^ on the Paro Orchard the Corning 'Fibe^tas , repre Oates Achievement teat will be orLEASINR d willingness to entertain a The New Jersey Democrat, a tial protective activities. next year. sentatives, suppUtra of the roof was pointM up last month The whole tract is •" R ^ l' ^uthwest comer of Bigelow proparty and that the school given In Grades 1 through 3 in Residence Zone now. The backing into Bigelow etUement guaranteeing the member of the Foreign Affairs In addition to Dillon, whose The Hbrary budget for the el materiaL A report will pien be when South Windsor residents itegrity and independence of and Armed Services commit department embraces the Se Uhriuriei bo brought up to ementary schools was cut by April which includes speed and objected to a proposed zone change for a part of it becomes i make a right turn into • AR M akM American Ubrary Association sent to the antUtects-,, qt, the. effectlv’e when Pioneer gt. when he struck the k>uth Viet Nam, has been reluc- tees, said "if Peking and Hamd cret Service, the members are three-quarters last year leav high School. ’ : comprehension. - change that will put Into In •A R M odali ant to talk in detail about standards. 8upt Warner mentioned that chute formally announces lU; automobile. The driver of tiie remain intractable in their right Atty. Gen. Nlcholu Katzen- ing about $5,000 to be spent on It was noted that It is the dustrial Zone land next door to imerican policy and intentions to subvert a free gfovernment in bach. Director John A. McCone The proposed middla school Hbrary books for the schools. he had asked Principal Hilda their homes. plans to locate on a piece of the Brookes, 60, of 5b • A l Timas s that part of the world be- U iqMTovad by rsferendum public bu'lding commission's Mpnaghan to dbntact the coop violation of our existing agree of the Central Intelligence ve t; Supt. Warner propoets to respoBJiblUty to catijr Ufe Item The change will make the I Bigelow 3t., eastbound on ause; ments, what is there to negoti Agency end McGeorge Bundy, would Bouso approximately 900 raise the adhool libraries to erative kindergartens in town town, land available to the mo- The proposed restriction Bigelow St., had stopped at a Paul Dodga Peallae 1. He wants to retain complete pupils and require some 16 through auid ,deteimiii«^whak« in regard to their equipment would require a planted yard gtop sign and was about to ate except the abandonment of presidential assistant for nation American Library Association the responsibility does lie. neer PaTa^ute Co. as a site INC. lexlbilKy of action, in the mili freedom?” al security affairs. acres of land. The school will he ^nndarde of ten l^ k s per pupU and sui^lles. between any Industrial stnic- make a left turn into Main SL Budget ItecM Approved for a planned industrial plant. m MAIN STBBET ary and diplomatic spheres, by The White House is expected needed by 1967. over a five-year period. 'Hie question had been raised It is not yet effective, however. ture and any residential zone or No police action was taken Phone 64S-2881 ivoiding any statement that It was learned from a The l^ rd approved a p p m congressional source that while to make the report public, since SupL Charles W arner told The formula used by SupL as to wnether the co-ops would The proposed zoning provi structure. and damage was not severe. rank] tie his hands or lead the the findings will have a signifi the board>that 60 par cent of Warner eatimates 27 children priatlons in the bhdget for an. be willing to donate their equip If tile residential area 1s to Gallagher initiated the idea for adult education dirSetor and a sion would require a buffer A roar-end collision occurred Communists to believe they cant bearing on the action to be the school population lies on per room times the number of ment for jmbllc kindergartens strip, planted with , evergreens j the ftont or to the side of an In at Woodbridge St. and E. Mld- Mbre free to take certain actions the speech, he prepared key aummer sidiool.dlractoi'. , ■ 7 parts of it in consultation with taken by Congress on pending b i g g e r or east of Nevers Rd. Kven rooms In a sdiool. The number >next falL ■or other growth, .'bietween In- ^ dustrlal site, the industrial Tpke yraterday afternoon The, board appropriated without risking counterblows. and proposed protective meas though there is less land on the of books In the_school Ubrary plant must be at least 50 feet Raymond J. Merovonlch, State Department officials at |1,000' for. the adult edpication dustrlal and residential areas Even if Johnson thought the ures. east side of the road, there Is a is then deducted from the five- MaacbMfor Evening Herald If approved, it will be added from the property line; if the je of 56 Kensington SL, slam CASH SAVINGS munists were ready for set- the highest level. It therefore director gnd $500 for the sum- wa.s viewed as representing an . • ;'7 . .>• larger concentration of school year figure. The total number South Windsor corrospondent, to the existing Industrial 2k>ne residential area Is to the rear of „„ j,ig brakes to avoid a ment talks, which he doesn't, books needed is then divided mer adiool. dli'Mtor. Brownie Jooeph, telephone 644- I’ lO indirect reply by the adminis pulatlon In- this area, Supt It is esqpacted more classes regulation. the site, the plant must be 100 collision with an oncoming is convinced it would be Warner emphasised. by five. 0146. Still possible is a new zone feet from the prpperty line. ' vehicle, was struck by a rmful to spell out in advance tration to some who have been will he added ihmt fall to the urgfing a course of negotiation in The present high school site Supt. Warner said encyclo- for controlled industrial park The yards "shall be planted trailing automobile, terms acceptable to the CAMERAS pedlaa might be brought up to adult education courses. There the Viet Nam crisis. was also discussed as an alter- are now 60 sesislona involved. developmenL and permanently maintained Merovonlch wa.s reportedly ted States, believing these FILM - FLASHBULBS natlve. standards over a two-year pe ight be rejected almost auto- Tuesday Sen. Thomas J . riod. The atuimer school will run The change in the regula with landscaping . . . adequate about to make a left turn into DISCOUNT PRICES Map§ Show Line tions was proposed by the Capi to screen (the Industry) from E. Middle Tpke. from Wood- .tically and thus lessen proa- Dodd, D-Oonn., assailed propos BETTER QUAUTY! If the proposed school Is lo Supt. Warner to«d the board, for she weeks, flVe days cts for an eventual political als for disengagement in Viet cated on the Pero property near week for two hoint?. The cler tol Region Planning Agency, the adjoining properties bridge St. when an unidentified fl.K "You are the ones who have to Of Rt. 6 Plans which reviewed the proposed i through6ut the year.” i m o t o r i s t came barreling <; M.I.ON ilution. Nam as "new isolationism." ARTHUR DRUC the Orchard Hill School, it was determine the need. There is no ical work will be done in the ohnson is watching closely Sen. Frank Churcli, D-Idaho, 0 ’ ' ...... noted, some of the students high school office in the spring. Izone change in January. The town's zoning enforce- *J'>'ough the intersection, caus- better source than the Ameri The Manchester Chamber of i review is required »tate ' ^ ° ^ him to apply his brake*- afforts of Britain, France and George McGovern, D-S.D., could walk from Avery Heights can Library Association In The board also approved the id the Vatican to promote a are among those who have If crossing guards are provided. aiqiropriation of $660 for next Commerce has obtained a set of jlaw, since the tract to be re- “ second vehicle, operated by rllA Jtdre Yiilviii# iwiyuMid 1^ ftig goals for Ubrary capacity.” zoned abuts directly on the w the Rev. Melvin T .’peter80n._38, FUEL OIL et Nam ptece. urged a peaceful settlement of Consider^Ie concern was years issues of Notes and highway departments maps screening was adequate. D. P. Cavanaugh asked if showing the proposed relocation South Windsor town line. of 64 Church St., suffered a the stepp^-up conflict. voiced among bohrd members Quotes, a publication sent to The regulations also state RANGE there would be less demaiids on plan tor Rt. 6 from the East I In its finding, the agency WASHINGTON (AP) — The that the proposed school might all residents in South Windror that “Parking will be discour badly damaged left front fend WASHINGTON (AP) — The .AND the public libraries if the scho
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PAGE N U fi f AGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1965 days before he became rmj much as the comparative scores might Bouse Meets Tomorrow tors to signal on switching! Gypsy Leader Tax Aa^stance “peUt’’ indeed.) iKmtri^rBt^r Indicate One thing has been Illustrated, lahte. Inside “You must remember,’’ says WANTED Authorise Eie iilriiig of a psy> Ths Internal Revenue a Saigon politician who backed however. It Is that each of three re chiatrist and a psychiatric Leaves Hospital, Khaim “that In underdeveloped CLEAN LA’TE MOmO. social' worker In the State Service has assigned two gimes succeeding Stalin has considered New Bills in Assembly agents to be in the Municipal Report Asia the one essential hallmark It smart politics to promise a greater Health Department to provide Tribe Departs of a politician is self-loyalty. If USED CARS „mSS§«?DSI
y 1 p a g e e l e v e n «ANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 196S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1966 PAGE TEN aAar Arnold Marital, special os- dants are AMred J. Amato, B2,1 DOB'tNEfiM tSllllEM Tape Recordings siatant state’s attorney, armsd of West Hartford, and Paul Ll- Police Tighten Security BOY SCOUT Adult Atmosphere with law books and a UM cf cardi, 49, cf Orange. Ralph * FALSE‘nEETfl New York Center for Black Extremists precedents, cKed oase after case Troptono, 61, of Bast Haven, Do nus* Meta AMD, ilto er woeaie Old Age Creeps Up | Obituary Of Thone Calls was atoo arrested on. e related when you tett. •*«, t o ^ «ne*— T Notes and News In wWch t i ^ recordings were Ooe’t bo aonoyod anfl wnboiraesed NEW YORK (AP) — The vlo^ Los Angeles poMce report admitted and approved by the ocnqjtnacy charge, but reported-, 0* oueb bsnsiospa FAerrSBln. ea Around Muslims’ Leader nrioricallT, many ar* ofr-ftcunded fai 1948 by Ms cuiTent^ OK as Evidence ly to too W to stand trial. I Mra. George Smith In Teens" Casino tone* that flarad in rival Negro shoot* of to* Marcus Oarvty leader, Jamee Lawson, 46. fewer than 600 Black MusUms, courts. allcallBe laon^M tpcsidor 66 Paequale OugHMmo, 41, of kte on your platos, M m Mra. Mary C. Smith, widow Cub Pack •! 'Back to Africa" movement of with negUglble Influence, an(l NEW HA'VBN (AP)—Tape re DiBella, , a West Hartford mors Oimly *ot. Olres eopflSent toel- On Big Luxury Ships (ContlntMd from Pagg One) Black Muslim ranks, but he re Muallm group* in th* past thr*a Lawson aays his group, which restaurant operator, was de- West Hartford, named as a fifth o< the late George Smith, died mained loyal to Muhammed. Cub Scout Pack W recently the early ISOOiA Garvey, a he describes aa anti-white and “two or titree" tiny extremist cordings of telephone' calis be uis at ooeurlty and sfldod oomfort. HAWORTH, N .J. (AP) — For-^ The parents were “ dajni Involvad Just two at more groups known to exist last No tween Anthony F. (Tommy) Di- cribqd in the recordlngB as a defendant in the case but who 1*0 fummy, soooy.pssty tselo or feot- today -at a Mancheater conva- Identities of aoitie of the six The uneasiness that filtered held iU annual Blue and Gold $1,000 ball each and the inaid JanAilcaa Negro, counseled for meeting violence with vio subsequently entered a plea of Ins. Oot rAflTW rH today et dMic LONDON (AP) — Old age la^' The Q-t ahouM be emerging the last two months some,. 80 than a dozen oiganitaUona ac American Negro** against into- 100 vember. Bella and Detective Francis G. "contact man.” •ouaton oTwywbMW. laacent hoapital. were known, but he refused to throughout New York and Chi Banquet at the Green School. on $800 ball pending a hearing lence, has less than mem Besides DiBella, Ihe defen gulKy, to awaiting senteiK:#. ' aome of the , from the .John Bro..n 8hln;.^:d cago spread to San Francisco high school students have been tive In th* (ecretlv* world o< gration. bers, but adds, "our Influence la San Franctoeo PoHce report a Reynolds have been admitted as •rreping up in Scotland by around 1968. The She w aa bom in name them. March 18. / . proud paiwenppr Bhipn born m Tuesday where kerosene yas Each den prepared Its own patronizing a secret gambling Negro extramism. He was oonvlotad of mail considerably more." small Black MusUm unit of mi evidence in the bribe conspiracy Queen Mary ia unlikely to con-, Among Muhammad's visitora casino while their parents Olsen is In the real esUt# and nor influence In the community. trati of DiBella and two otiier Oie prewar heyday of the luxury Tuesday night was heavyweight thrown and Ignited on the side menu. Seven dens with their Insurance husihess. With the excepUdn of EHJah fraud in 1923, deported, and died The Muelim Brothertiood, tinuem„ in .aervlce,erv..r long n.ic.after that.w.—.. i^d Honora Manion Cunning "thought they were out skating, Muhammad’s Chicago-based In 1940. Harlem still snnusJly men. Hrer. Loath - to aee the old ahip ] ham. She lived here moat of her boxing champion Cassius Clay, walk and floor of a Black Mus families, were present. CJhlef Michel, who the which cMnw to be the true Plr!
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN0HE8TER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1965 WEDNESDAY, raBRUARY 24, 1965 PogeS 13 tO 24 | PAGE TWELVE Section Two WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1985 wages, supplies, repairs, and stiaat lighting, HWJI'O, com and former town committee contractural Janitor service. pared to this ysar’s $126,825 member Mrs. Jerome Brett, Miutin disclosed that the li allocation; and $50,000 for F L O W E R S I Romney UrgeS GOP Lead After Gov. Romney’s speech, Decisions Withheld brary board, which also con sldewalka and curbs, compared For Every Oeoasleat | Busilijess People RockviUe-V ernon which was carried on ABC ra tracts for Jsuiitorial service, is to this year’a $80,000. D r. dio, state chairman Pinney hon r porii Hn- . Edgar Addresses Kiwdnis To Qtizen Government not interested In going along The street-lighting request ored five lawyers who have with the town in contracting Includes a cmsslderable sum Hear Dr. Etigar worked for the Republican ca On Major Budgets Joye* HewEir Sh o p | for one sendee for both, and for Inqiroved lighting on W, City Merchants Neglected pacity in various capacities, Next to Hartford (Coatlaiwd from Pag« One) that it prefers to make its own Middle Tt>ke„ between Haw A brief Inspirational talk be stituUon, as liberal as Lincoln, Attys. Meade Alcorn, George thorne St. and Deerfield Rd. ■ Natlonhl Bank ■ R ole of Brotherhood and as progressive as Teddy General Manager Richard S^artin conducted hearings arrangements. 001 Main St, Manchester ■ fore a congregation of sales made our country both the hope Saden, Johii J. Bracken, Nor Provielon was made for the By McCusker, Pearl Says Roosevelt” man K. Parsells and Sen. Ralph The building Inspection de addition of ^>proxlmately 76 « 04M791—M9-1643 ■ and management representa While newsmen had their this morning on 1965-66 budget requests submitted by and the envy of the world.” Shulansky. partment has requested $53,538 lights for new subdivisions, tives from Manchester business It la In voluntary insUtuUone, chance to talk at short range to the health department and by all departments of the for the 1966-66 fiscal year. Its I s H M ' a M d i Everyone’s Business Samuel W. Pearl, the Repub-'^ ‘T h e people of this commui>- Atty. Alcorn In turn offered public and for filling normal requesU. firms was presented this morn he said, along with relnvlgorat- Gov. Romney, the best view of thanks to Pinney for his party works agency, but, with the exception of the current budget it $33,000. Its The $50,000 for sl(lewalk8 Mean candidate for mayor in the ity voted to unite our several ing by Dr. Fred Edgar of Dal areas when they went to the the man of all was had by the leadership during the reappor health department and cem e-^ ------~ estimated revenue from fees for and curbs ta earmarked for re March 2 consolidation election, ad state and local governments, Republican party leaders who tery department, took the re sidered by the board of direc The Rev. Dr. Fred Edgar, tanned from the Texas sun, las, Tex. TTie former pastor of today charged that his Demo polls In October and approved that the political issues of the tionment fray of the past few next year total $24,000. pairs only, as was this year’s attended a variety of Informal quests under advisement, for a tors on Tuesday. This department too is re BAKE returned to Manchester yesterday and spoke at a South Methodist Church spoke cratic opponent. 'Thomas J. Mc consolidation,” Pearl said. "The day must be met. months. $30,000. only way we can succeed as a parties in rooms around the Master of ceremonies for the future decision. This pix^ed budget, as all questing mobile radid units; ^ as has estimated that an “Brotherhood Week” gathering of his fellow Kiwanians. at the Invitation of Matthew Cusker. as a member of the "The issue -is not whether Morlarty and the Manchester united community Is to work Statler. event was Joseph Burns, a vice He approved the $31,804 re others, includes ■wage incre five In this Instance, to be other $25,000, from the capital He ' brought 'with him those<9 city’s Democratic administra problems are to be faced by the It was there that they had quest for health services, Chamber of Commerce. together in a sane. Intelligent government or the individual; it president of the Puller Brusii ments plus possible reclassifi placed in Inspectors’ cars, and improvement fund, will be need SALE certainrtjitii qualitiesniialities that "have tion, has cau-sed dov.ntown an opportunity to assess for which were allocated $31,134 to be tied into the highway and The talk, delivered In swift Rockville merchants to "flound manner.’’’ is through our voluntary insti Co. in East Hartford. cation. ed to take care of new sidewalk b^ped melt the traditional New “However,” Pearl added, "It themselves the man who may for the current year; and $68,- I t makes provision for a new engineering system. Sponsored By Manchester and emotional style to a large er In a sea of neglect.” tutions athat this country has construction. Fngland filnt.” Skating - Coasting appears that the major platform well be their candidate in 1968. 176 for cemeteries, which were Besides making provision for On fixed expense accounts, Assembly Order of Ratabow audience in Mott’s Community Pearl also charged that the solved its problems better than position,, a dispatcher, to co • The former paetor of the Hall, was aimed at showing the being used by (he Democratic Besides the various official given $62,000 for current oper salary increments and reclassi Martin l»s recommended the Democrats are "pitting the city has any other nation at any ordinate'projects and vehicles; South Methodist Church traded affinity between the Christian party In general and by my op views of his visit. Gov. Romney ation. fication, it asks for a new in following sums for Inclusion in THURSDAY. PEi. 25 against the district” for politi time in history. made his mark in the lobby of two additional radio mobile kidding remarks with his willingness to serve and success ponent In particular. Is the pit "The choice is between more Events The health department re units for highway trucks; a spector, in addition to the one the 1965-66 budget 10 A.M. Trlende at a luncheon at the cal purposes. the hotel as well. quest Includes $3,500 each for Pensions—$91,000, the same In selling In the competitive ting of city against district for government and more money” snow blower for loading snow- who will be hired shortly. Manchester Country Club at- business world. Pearl recently proposed that their own party’s gain.” on the one hand, he said, "and Hurried in from the car that the director and for the sani removal trucks; and the paving A total of $247,090 has been ae this year. a new highway Into Rockville carried him from Rentschler ^nded by about 70 Kiwanians Dr. Edgar said that service Pearl continued, “ Such meth leadership to act cooperative tary inspector, plus $17,000 In of the parking area and part of requested for garbage collection Town liability, fire and prop MOTTS be built. The recommendatlop Field in Eaat Hartford (the car In State contrr.:ution8 to three health erty damage insurance'— $94,- and their guests. Public ice skating will be al to the community and to Indi ods, to the Democrats, may ly.” the yard at the Olcott St. high and disposal-area maintenance. SUPER MARKET viduals is the best road to sales met with heavy criticism from seem to be good politics, but And, he said, ‘The answer was a cream-colored Rambler agencies; $10,000 to the Public The two are operating under a 600. It Is currently $94,000. The spirit of “Brotherhood lowed today and tonight until his Democratic opponents. driven by Rambler dealer Mur (Continued from Page One) Health Nurses’ Association, $6,- way garage. Bond inaturlties and Interest Week” was especially prevalent 10 o’clock at Center Springe An 8ucce.s.s; that only by making they are not fair to the voters to excess federal sovereignty is The engineering department’s $190,000 budget, currently. himself available to people a.s a 'Doesn’t Mr. McCusker in our town because it prevents not the reeuMertlon of states’ ray Uppman), Gov. Romney 000 to the Child Guidance Clin __$l,06fj34. The current allo as Kiwanians stood up suid in nex. request is for $59,349, plus $8,- This combined request will whole person and not only as know,” Pearl asked, “that the a true discu.ssion of the issues rights that ignores state re found the elevator that arrived provements. The hearing was ic, and $1,000 to East Catholic cation is $941,302. troduced a hoet of guests from Coasting is permitted dally business area In Rockville is 623 for the public works depart await a decision on the method an aggressive and single-mind and the platforms of both peir- sponsibility. before him filled with people conducted by the New England High School for inschool nurse of garbage and refuse collec Social Security—$43,000. It Is churches in the area. from 8:30 to dark In Center suffering from severe traffic Division Engineer of the Army care and service. ment. The latter Is a new item, now $41,000. This Hem Is for Springs Paric. ed seller would a salesman get ties. “Needed is the exeredse oC aeeking to get out. tion to be followed next year, Munson's Among these were the Rt. potential clients to beat a path congestion right now, that com- state and local ro^nsibility in As they did, he shook the Corps of Engineers. The «metery department’s and recognizes the creation of and on the possibility of com town employee only. The board ftfiv . Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, ■mercial property is deteriorat the department by a charter of education pays social secur to his door. He stressed the cluding the modernization of hand of each, including a group request includes pending re bining the town’s operation j^ t o r of St. Jam es’, and the younger generation will have need for the second effort, the ing because of it, and the rent
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PAGE FOURTEEN author R olf Hoqhhuth, questions southern Thais — many of them atom smasher at the Rutherford the program, which ^ ^ to Phime Dmuuid Third j whether Pope Plus XU did all oL Malay s to ck ,— against the High Energy Laboratory In apprsoUtton plaque to Robert riiould meat at Unltad Mathodlaf bake sale WM iaeocreotly Hated Bangkok government. ^ Chilton, Berluhlre. gin delivering Easter Seal ap for today. The aaio will actualy the phbllc. The P»»ram Events in World he could to save the Jews from Army’s ‘Hospital in a Box’ peals lor Uie 32nd annual cam Warfel,\ member of ths troop Church at l p.m. be fWlwed by a oof WBLUNOTON, Mew Zea- Nazi slaughter. It was beuuied in ’The Education and Science B o lto n Boya Camp at Lake take place Saturday frotto 10 land — A Ooverament utility OSLO, Norway (AP) — Some Ministry said Tuesday two large paign In behalf of crippled chil committee. aon. to 2 p.m. at MOtt's Super- Rome last week under the 1929 dren and adult*. The campaign Dsn mothers receiving pins Boy Scout Troop 78 camped Mancdieeter K ^ e ^ servea New Zealand’a l^mU- NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) __ _ him a sp ecia l, member of the Lateran accord between Italy one has been placing hand gre alternators were severely dam markat. Prooeada wUl go to the Pinto, 86, an Asian member of nades around Oslo rigged to ex aged by "a serious fault that begrina March 1, wsys Mrs. Jack Sadlef, Mrs. last weekend at Lake of Isles Bolton lion peofSa with J902.000 tele- Kenya E*arllament. and the Vatican. ’The ban does Erwin Davla, Mrs. Rys RaaervaUon. Twenty-one boya rbbuUdlng fund of Vwnan Oon- phonaa, giving thd nation third the Kehya Parliament, was shot not apply outside Rome. plode on door handles or in occurred in the magnet supply Latest Military Medical Aid The state goal thl* ysar Is gregktkmal Ohureh. weU Yo^ , tetephane Boards Compare 9515,000. The town goal 1* 9275. and Mrs. Joaeph Landrey. left Bolton Saturday morning place in the wx>rld In telephones and killed today as he left his TERAMO, Italy (AP) — One cars, police said today. ’Two of the protejn synchrotron.” William Mullen, BlacMsdgs and returned Monday. Mlatonnary to Speak home in Nairobi. ot two groups trying to Stan the BANGKOK, ThalUnd (AP) — have exploded in the last three No one was Injured in the Volunteers preparing the Iha Rev. WilHam F. Altder- Divers* Flag Red per capita. United States mailing under Mrs. Walter District executive, presented ths Adults accompanying the and Bweden read In par captu Neighbors said they heard controversial play "The Depu ’ThalUmd’s government Is send weeks and one was found Mon mishap Monday. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) —*be set up and ready for *urgery<^f cold and heat added to th* BOO, a Methodiat miaelonaiy ty” In Italy postponed its per day before it was set off. No one Waddell, local campaign chair pack charter to ths Rsv. Abram troop wore Robert Richardson, MILWAUKEE — three shots and saw three men ing an army battalion to the ’The mushroom cloud erupted in less than half an hour. In the shock of their wound*. Cost of Education Trevor Jones, John Hagan, Alex houM on ftulough from Moaam- formance today for a week be four Moslem provinces In the has been hurt. ”In some of those tenta, you d man, Included Mrs. Charles J. Bangrsy of United Methodist blque, will apaak Friday at boaters should be familiar dash to a waiting car and tneed Bread Intake Cut over Herr Hill, and the ca.vualty primitive, hurt world that must Cavanaugh Jr., Mrs. Richard Church. Ths church sponsors ths KosikowBkl and Ronald Grose. the flag displayed by aWn off. cause It was not able to get a south to guard against Commu Police said 26 grenades were follow atomic attack. It is an be operating on a man over At a recent meeting of the United MettoodUt Church. The theater in - Teramo. stolen from a military arsenal count was devastating. It was Dimock, Mrs. Jay Hughes, Mrs. troop. ere when they are CAMP SOUraURNMOgT Pinto, a Goan, was the only nist infiltrators from Malaysia, only a mock attack — but it set impressive bit of civilization. here, and in the corner plasma MMbeni of th« board* of^the town ot Bolton. He will ex- troop David Jensen became a program, qionaored by the oom- Interior Minister Gen. Praphas latt July. MADRID—Spaniards are eat bottles would be freeztilg and plain the use of tiiese maps Malcolm Lambert, Mrs. Harold Jamas McCurry Is cubmsster. red flag with a dlagoiial white Asian to be detained by the ’The other company, In Flo ing less bread. In 1935 per the scene for the U.S. Army’s "The units would replace the eduoation and finance dis- Others serving on ths troop com- Tenderfoot Scout. miaalan on miaaiana, wlM begin etrlpaTOe eeUbllshed rule ^ m a r a t h o n , Fla.—Tan miles British for alleged Mau Mau rence, was still trying to get a Charusathien said today. cracking open,” on* doctor re covering the town of Bolton. Smith and Mrs. John Toomsy. at 6:60 with a pot took wpper. south of Maratlion on Bahts capita annual consumption new hospital in a box. old canvas field tents In which cuaMd the dollar value of edu mlttss are AT Baud, Jack Sad Bake Sale Saturday that boats ahould remain at activities. In recognition of his theater for a performanci|i He said Red agents from Ma LONDON (AP) — Malfunction Army doctors say some men membered. He will explain the use of titosc Pack Presents Pin Discriminating buyers atill Mna Cllttord Stavena la efaair- Honda Key ia the aoutherninost has caused serious damage to stood at 660 pounds; now the ’The hospital — flown by heli cation at their joint meeting maps to members of the recent At the Cub Scout Pack 167 ler and the Rev. J. Stanton Con least 100 feet services to African nationalism. ’Thursday. laysia’s Kelantan state have copter or toted by truck — can died in war because the stresses Today the Army play* host to have time to sample goods State-owned oampground in the President Jotno Kenyatta made The play, by West German been using religion to incite Nimrod, Britain’s 930-million [figure IS 374 pounds. Monday. Ihe discussion began ly formed commission. Blue and Gold Banquet held over. Anyona unahle to attend tha float, dinghy, or boat display continental UMtod Statea the House Armed Service* Com recently appreciation pin* were Cube and parents planning to baked by the Women of 8t ^ this flag. mittee and repreaentatlvea of when Ray Cooper of the board Easter Seal Drive Starting George's Episcopal Cbunfli. Tlie auppar ia welcome to coma to 1 Bolton mailmen will soon be presented to den mothers and an attend Cinerama Saturday Industry and medicine to show of finance noted that only 02 off i this new hospital concept out o f tbe lOe towns had a l^ h - thdt the Army want* for It* er net ourrent operating ex strike units, and think* la a pense than Bolton in 1968.^4. prime development for civil de The figure is among those fen .se. oosnpUed by the Connecticut ”lt’s the first Integrated ad Public EScpendlture Council and vance In field hospitals since th# Includes interest but not trans avll War.” .said Col. John ’Trcn- portation. According to the holm of the Army surgeon geiv- Council figures, Bolton was eral’a office. 86th on the Hst when interest 'Dre hospital comes In three was not Included under net op- boxed units — a gas turbine that sratlng expenses. supplie.s heat; air conditioning, Cooper added further oom- electricity, hot and cold water; parisons, using a yardstick of an Inflatable ward that look* bto own, which hs labeled Grand like a rubber Quonaet hut; M d List per child, denoting "abil a box that unfolds into a fully ity to pay." equipped surgical room. Cooper said that by dlvldlrg Any number and any variety the total number of children of the units can be joined to In town into tiie Grand lilst gether into a single building fo r 196S-64, he arrived at the with the use of fabric air locks Grand list per child figure of that provide hallway* where 99,100. Colchester with a Grand List CLIP AND REDEEM VALUABLE COUPONS! needed. The Army would like to have par flgurs of 99,000 was at least 15 or 20 400-bed hospi M-15 , . . towtrd the pwchssc of m t ^ In 96th position on the Council CUP AND REDEEM VALUABLE COUPONS! THIS tals of this type, and probably Mt, toe said: Oorentiy, at 96,- MOTT'S ' more. It may test one of the 000 wMt 106th; Oromweh. at I v i 5“LB. BAG SUGAR prototypes within the next six 99,700 was 180th; and Sahng- ...towaidHMparduMsCMy I BONUS COUPON I M-14 C ou pon good at months in South Viet Nam. ton, at 99,776 was 69th. THIS COUPON I Ooopsr bbM that OohBnhta flg- I CANNED COfHE } WORTH AMY MOn'S SUPER FOOD MKT. I ' The cost, fully equipped with MOTT'S WHfXi ITIM IS AVAIUkdl ; modem medical devices from nrea afikirdsd an sven bsttar I COUPON Coupon good at | I eomparlsoa with BoMon l>soeuss BONUS COUPON LIMIT - ONE PER FAM ILY : new operating tables to anesthe I ANY MOD'S SUPn FOOD MKT. | i sia units, might run up to $2 ths town towns wars iMB both I COUPON Expires Sat., Feb. 27th, 1965 "tuhiorfiig” their high school WORTH WHIM ITtM It AVAXASU I 4 I million for a 400-bed ho^tal. I Coupofi roMBOfBod on pw thsM »F UstoM piqihs siBswhsrs last ysar. Co- COOfOrJ IIMII - ONE W fAMAV I SAVE 2IH ON SUGAR t Army doctors say the coat, while twice that of current field iiimMa, wMh a Grand list per I Expires Sat., Feb. 27th, 1965 | SAVE 200 ON COFFEE
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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, PAGE SIXTEEN ba taown “the tooto of Mfa’* In St, will hold thrtr fifth annual his contract. baked bean sumiar 'Saturday In Late Night T V Stars Otwie, on th. nehtorti ihoar South Windsor the church halt Thera will be a tor 14 WMloir, apptfpanUy wa*! dinner charge. Serving will be ARTMTisad by M s «m*r. continuous from 5:30 to'7 p.m. Hs mat comlnori: 'T JuM [*gychieitrist to Address Fashtoh Show Slatod Find fe w f*rtoblems oan’t beUova K. Em In a ataU of StDp<^ShopKisa6ilY(W A fashion show with door shock." Tuesday right on Iris IH O m E R S ! prises and entertainment, spon- j^graiVi he' road the ABC state Nurses Club at High School I sored by the S t Francis of As- NEW YORK (AP) — All Isnot^lS minutes. He explained ment about the change ot pro- Islsi Ladles Guild, will be pre serene these days tor night-time “sulking” and has since balked grams. Hien he told ttie au sented at the church hall, El network television hosts. The at doing the 16-mdmite opener. dience: “I Imagine you proba Dr. Ttidbsra B i ^ degree **• in Sacred Theology lington Rd., March 17 a t 8 p.m. Carson's first reaction: bly expect me to say somstMng atrist from Hartford two men Involved are Johnny at this point, out frankly 1 don't He served as minister of Wll- Mrs. Donald Bradley Is fash Carson euid Lee ,Crane, “New, York gnd San Francis will apeak and ehow a film on UstoR church, Portland Maine ion show chairman. co represent the loss of four to kncM to ny.** aoldde to the Reglatered Nurses The Amylcan "Broadcasting Thb lateM Nlelsto latinga. pot since 1953. The Rev. Mr. Wil Committee chairman include Co. anndunced TfieMay Crane five million viewers a ni|ht for dub tofdgbt. Mrs. Milton Kershaw, UckeU; Crane In last placs in a list of your chlidmn auri^W M ition week! liams was chaplain of the the opening monologue. It Isn t Will be dolnif Ms Idat show F ri U4 show, with a rating of 17. Hie South Windsor Volunteer Maine Medical Center under Mrs. Robert Haley, bosplUllty; day right. The > 29-year-old per worth It — working to prepare fire Department. Rotary Club the Council of Churches and Mrs. Peter Zaleski, refresh- Material — If Ihe network Isn t C anon’s show Was In 107th i former, dropped because of low place with a rating of 7.8. | and police department have conducted the television series menU; Mrs. Edward Very and ratings, will be replaced by ro going to put It on the air In New (een Invited by the nurses club "Talk Back” for the Maine Mrs. James Pollard, serving; tating guest hosts on a program York, where the show ori Just the right time to bring in to attend the meeting. Council of Churches. Mrs. William Farrell. door to be called “ABC's Nightlife.” ginates. ot a major city Uke San Ganguin Museum Op\n In Hilliard, Irlilil, : The flton entitled “Cry For In denominational work he prizes; Mrs. Rail* Thrall, en Crane may wind up in the host Francisco. It’s an Integral part ■Nd MaaeliMtar. Help" will be shown In the has been sUte director of the tertainment; Mrs. Theodore role from time to tlmd, the,, net of the show.” PAPEETE, Tahiti — Newly- DOUBU STAMPS WEDNESDAY the kids so they can each get a Engaged Audlo-vtoual room of South Christian Higher Education Wheeler, decorations, and Mrs. work said. vaCairson. ouh , m et Tuesday with----- —an opened In Papeete is the Gau TTie engagement ot Mina Windsor High School a t 8:16. Fund, chairman of the Com Mary Welch, publicity. Carson’s sltuaUbn ,wWi the; NBC executive to try to Iron out guin Museum, Tahiti’s monu A business meeting will be held mittee on the Ministry, chair Tickets may also be obtained Lalla Freiman of Mancheoter to National Broadcasting Oo. - jia the ,dlaputh. A network spokes- ment to the French painter PO 3.C. Frank Brady T aft of to the cafeteria at 8. man of the New England Re at the door. The public is Invit- completely different. He Is man said later: '“Ihe chances who spent about eight years on - Brown is past preeldent gional Committee and served as ed. Odeaia, Tex., haa been an J>r. arguing with the network be- are 99 to 1“ there wlH be no this Island. More Uuin 1,000 WHITE GEMS are better by far nounced by Her parenta, tha n t the Hartford Psychiatric So president of the Maine Confer cause the opening 15-minute change in Carson's usual rou- documents pertaining to his Manchester Evening Hei»ld Rev. and Mra. Karl Freiman, ciety. He received his BA. and ence. The Rev. Mr. WlUlams segment of his “Tonight” show, | tine. life are on display. He died also served as trustee of the South Windsor correspondent. 21 Garden St. MA In clinical psychology from when he does a monologue, haa| “ifg a cohvenience to sta- In a hut of Atuona In the Mar because Aey're fresher by far! Her fiance la tlie aon « •Wesleyan University. Dr. Brown International Society of Chris Brownie Ja c o b s, telephone bsen cut out of stations In New j Uors,” the spokesman ex- quesas Islands. was a medical resident at Hart tian BJndeavor and the Bible 644-0148. Mr. and Mra. Otto J. Taft o£ Study of Maine. He has served York and San Francisco. | plained. The 16-minute ope ler A Stop &^hop exclusive—right from ford Hospital and psychiatric Carson disclosed hds stand to has been cut out of New York SEAS PRODUCE 1 PCT. Mlae Freiman la a graduato eesident at the University of churches in Massachusetts and CHRISTMAS FOR 2* DAYS LONDON — At present the the farm to your table in less than Pennsylvania. MANILA — In the Philippines, his television audience last Fri- and San Francisco because of ------,one of tho Hartford Art School of Hartford. dav night after sitting in his exnr ded news programs. The seas U i i 'i tho University of Hartford, and Healtli Confabs Set The Bev. 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V-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1966 PAGE TWEMTY-CIfil PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 196» Koblinsky^s Basket with Eight Seconds teft Beats Eastern^ 52-50 East Rebounds, Downs Rockville W esleya Score 82-76 Victory Finley Seeks Action SHOT THAT DID IT: Tall Chet Koblinsky leaps The Indians were 18 for 43f the Bear.” yelled Evans. taking By PETE ZANARDI <^and Is now the (wily C d L team^ a 26-25 advantage To Void Yankee Sale high o ff the floor and pushes up a one-hander from frbm the floor and 16-26 from doubt they are tough,” counter still In the t^ufney. It was all Eastern to the Before Packed House the line, above par in both de ed Hyde. "But they'U know the side as teammate Duke Hutchinson watches. With eight seconds show The victor;' breaks the Weth third frame, malnUlnlng too partments. Elvans was high for they were in a game." The ball settled in the nets for the margin of vic ersfield floor jinx but another lead throughout. Lowery hit WASHING'TON (AP)—Charles 0. Finley, owner- ing on the clock, Chet Kob- (.lanchester with 12 points and Manchester jumped out to a e-;lsts to combat now. The In twice and Kane once to pust. By JOHN GOLDEN tory. (Herald Photo by Satemis.) Utisky got off an off-bal Hutchinson right behind him 10 10-0 lead on baskets by Bos- president of the Kansas City Athletics, invitiwi federal dians have always had trouble it up to 32-25. A basket by Bos Rebounding from their upset loss to St. Thomas Aqui tallies. Bristol was 19 for 57 v.'orth, Evans and Hutchinson. action today to nullify the sale of the New York Yan anced jump 'shot that getting past the second tour worth and a foul conversion by on floor attempts and below Bristol gained control of the nas last Friday, the East Catholic Ergles last night pin kees to the Columbia Broadcasting System. swished the cords and Man ney gome. For the past two Kuhn cut it to 32-28 when Kas average at the line, shooting 12 boards In the final three min ned a convincing 82-76 loss on the Rockville Rams to He told the Senate AntUruat chester advaT>ced to the years, Hartford Public beat per bettered Evans’ Jump shot for 24. Lowery led both sides in utes and cut the edge to 13-8 tfke the rc^s^n’s ep"’’?'!’. having won the first game 81- and htonopoly eubcommlttee to them after opening victories, with two lay-ups and two More first round of the C IAC Class scoring with 14 points, the only at the first buzzer. Manchester 67 at home. A capacity crowd'^------prepared testimony he feara toe now Hillhouse presents that from the strip. The Indians A Tourhanient wiUi a 62-50 vic Eastern man in double figures. was limited to only three more of 1,200 looh.ed on In the Rock' C8S-Yankee deal may herald a tory over CCIL foe Bristol East challenge. points, all by Kuhn, while Bill closed the quarter strong, with 23-21 for Uie final score of 82- Manchester held a 21-18 edge vllle gym os the Eastiea boosted Mg-business "invasion" of ern In Wethersfield last nlerht Big Third Period Kane, Barry Blrhop, Kasper a Bosworth one-pointer and 76. The home five came with in rebounds, Kuhn the leader their record to 16-1 while low professional sports, with the before a sparse crowd o f -800 It took a terrific third quar and Dickau hit two-pointers. Evans and Hutchinson making in striking distance several with seven grabs. Evans had ering that of the Rams to 15-3. plaVers and fane the ultimate fans. The Indians thus earn the ter to beat Coach Vin Punzo’s The teams traded scoring hoops but It was 37-34, Bristol, times and the final outcome re five and Hutchinson and Bob Joe VanUudenh:'. 3 in losers. rlpht to play fourth-ranked team. Down ^2-34 In the open sprees in the second frame. as the final stanza opened. mained in doubt right up to the Bosworth picked o ff four each. •’.nother of hla spectacular per- Bitt Chicago White Sox presi- Hillhouse (16-1) of New Haven, ing minute of the final frame. Manchester was ahead 15-13, MaBobe#t«r (5t> lost minute. dent^rthur C. AUyn Jr„ who Steve Kasper had five rebounds "ormanccs pj he led both teams 86-55 winner over Platt of Meri the Indians staged a comeback and two foul conversions by p. B. r. pt*. The Rams defeated their pur like Ftpley voted against toe and Lowery pulled down an 3 Evan* ...... J <-11 12 in scoring ^vith 23 points. Van den last nlg-ht. at Wesleyan Fri with Heller, Bob Evans, Duke Bosworth and one by Kuhn 1 Bosworth ...... S pose, though, through excee- W E ST SIDE MIDOETS sale, said'he is satisfied with the other four for Elastem. were matched by two one-polnt- hit on 11 of 18 field goal t”le: elve fouling that allowed Eaat day night at 8 o’clock. Hutchinson, and Koblinsky do 0 Koblinsky ...... 3 and dropped in fmir of five free One game last night saw manner in which ~baeeball now Kob11ns!:y v/a.s one o f three ing the scoring and cut the "1 think our defense slowed er.s by Lowery and another by 4 Kuhn ...... * to keep ;ts margin and sent is policing the deal. them down some,” Hyde said. 2 Hutchinson ...... S thro'.vs. Paul Waickowskl was Pagani’s Barbers defeat Joe's reserves turning In great per edge to 46-43 with three min Dickau. Bosworth pushed the Rams’ Putz and Bucheri out of '"nie integrity of baseball is "Kuhn and Kofclinsky did fine Indian total up to 20 and Bris 3 Romano ...... 0 high for East with 20 points. He Atlantic, 36-18. formances for Coach Phil Hyde. utes left. Then Heller got hot. 1 Heller ...... S the game with five personals still being zealously protected,” jobs and Heller snapped back tol came back with eight was followed by Cpptoln Tom Ronald Noske (10), Alan Jim Kuhn, filled In for Carl He scored two from the line, each. Both teams labored un Allyn said to a prepared state from a cold performance earlier straight points on tw'o baskets U Totals 18 is-as <2 Malin with 18, Frank Kinel with No.ske (6). Dick Tambling (6), Hohenthal, who was suffering stole a Bristol pa.s,s and put It der foul burdens as VanOuden- ment to the committee. to sink some clutch shots. We by Kane, another by Bishop and Eastera ( « ) 17, Jim Martello at 13, Ray La- Bill Sibrinsz (6) and Doug Ben from a severe cold, and Mark through for two more points, P. B. hove ended with four personals All5m and Finley cast the two play Hillhouse next and we a two for two show at the line Gace with 12, and A1 Putz and nett (5) all contributed to the Heller, who scored eight im then added still another from 3 ArchambauU ...... 0 1 to three by Martello and the "no” Ixillots when the American earned that right tonight. Bris-* by Dick O’Brien, making it 24- 1 Dickau ...... J Mark Bucheri who had 11 and point total in a team effort Win portant last quarter points, vital the strip to give Manchester a 10 re-ncctlvelv .Eagles played with four calls League voted 8 to 2 last fall to tol was a fast- breaking team 20 Bristol. Hutchinson hit 3 Kasper ...... 6 for Pagani's Randy Crawford Ingredients In the victory. Bris 48-43 lead with a minute left. 2 Lowery ...... ; Tfin.) th. TTo.vi». In nn LcGace and Troy and three approve toe sale over toeir ob and they broke away only twice twice from the key to even it B A LL 81E ALE R — Down on his knees, Joe Van (8) played well for Joe’s. tol compiled a 14-5 regular sea Bristol baskets by Jack Dickau 2 O'Brien ...... 2 jections. tonight. A fine defensive ef up, but one-pointers by Lowery 3 Bishop ...... 2 curacy, hitUng at a ^8 per cent ■walclw.vskl led the final scor son record and earned the 12th and Mike Lowery and a Kuhn Oudenhove of Rockville has ball stolen by Frank BUSINESSMEN Their testimony highlighted fort.” and Dickau gave the Lancers a 5 Kane ...... 4 clip and Ma’ln and Larri' Dah ing for East with nine tallies Telephone, with a strong sec spot in the CIAC ratings, Man jumper made it all even and set Kinel (41) while Bill Troy looks on. (Herald Photo broke even f.'om th» floor. Kind this last schedule d a v ^ f the *Bring on Hillhouse' 26-24 lead. Evans added anoth 19 Totals 18 12-24 and Malin, Kinel and Daly each ond half, tu'.-ned back Mai Tool, chester was ranked 28th in a up Koblinsky’s concluding e f by Pinto.) who had a hot night on the subcommittee’s invesUgSon of "Bring on Hillhouse, bring on er to Manchester's total as the Score at half: 28-2B, Eaatem. added three. Ken Kellner waa 52-37. The Telephone held a 28- field of 32 with a 10-8 mark. fort. charity stripe, going three for the transaction. high for the losers with six 21 lead at Intermission and in * three, while Daly had five of Finley enumerated what be O'' 'V , markers but Martello, Bucheri the second half outscored Mai, six, Malin s’x of 10. Walckow- oalled evite inherent in toe sale and VanOudenhove had four 24-16. THE s’,:i four of seven. Both teams of a baseball franchise to any apiece. Hustling Roger Curtis wa< c )’ce'cd 30 bar':ets from the television network, as he told the big gun for the winners as floor tut the Rams took 59 The Eagle Jayvees continued the subcommittee: Overtime Result the Same, ripped the nets for 11 points. “ If federal action nullifies the Eh-),3 to'67 by the Eagles. The its unbroken string of wins Tim McNamara chipped in With sale I woifid be greatly re Herald Angle winning dirfe.'ence Ci."i2 0.1 t'ac with a 70-52 victory that upped their season mark to 18-0. Len 10. For Mai, once again it was lieved.” foul line hut here, too, the R am . Sen. Phillip A. Hart, D.-Mlch., By liad a bcl'ccr ma-':, .going 16-22 Krlst took scoring laurels v/ith Bob Wilbanke setting the scor Coventry Defeats Ellington a 22-point total and Greg Wil- ing pace as he poured to 16. sutscommittee chairman, said to EARL YOST to 22-34 for the Eagles. I lelt had 19 markers to 10 each a statement toe testimony Snorts Editor Controlled Boards Y JUNIORS showed that "there ie no ques Coaches Joe DeGregorio this season. Ellington has .split i Coventry came alive, outscor- LaGace controlled t.'.e boards by Joe Diminico and Bob Mar Two games were featured last four extra time grames. tng the Knights 18-13 in the tens. tion now that the purchase by a for the Eagles aa he pulled night with Fletcher Glass nip major network of a major of Coventry and Bob Healy DeGregorlo's squad found the fourth quarter to tie it 58-58 at 'tomorrow night the Blagles Brother Act 12 Years Apart Uo.vn 21 to 11 from 'Walckowoki ping Bolton Pharmacy in over league ball club opens new poe- of Ellington must have winning margrin from the floor, the end of reguHtion play. and s'lx by 'i'roy. East had a to I play host to St. Bernard’s of time, 62-60, and undedfeated Pa edging their visitors 27-25 Coventry (671 Name inscribed on one of the two fine Thom McAn slbllities for antlcompettUve veloped nerves of steel this B. F. PlJ!. tal of 41 in this uepartmen,. I ife.v London before ending up gan! Caterers edged the Elks, while Ellington outscored the*'- behavior.” season. For the second time Hudak ...... 9 3 21 shoe awards presented this past football season by The The Eagle plan v.aa to set the their schedule Saturday night 51-46. hosts from the line, 14-13. Dlbbv ...... 3 0 8 Herald and the Manchester 'Thom McAn stoia is that of pace , throughout and this even- with a duel against the Uni NO PLACE TO GO— Halted abruptly by defender Ray Kelly fired a 10-toot Offlclala of toe Yankees and the Patriots defeated the Hudak turned in a fine ;ho\v Dave St.>rr« ...... 3 3 9 versity of Hartford froto at the CBS have testified they never KolndzieJ ...... 4 1 9 Randy Cote. I t ’s the second time in a dozen years that a tuaiiy proved ^ the Frank Kinel (41) of East, Rockville’s A1 Putz looks jumper with seconds remaining Knights in overtime, this time with 21 points for the winners Ryan ...... 6 2 14 Hartford High gym. Blast took to give Fletcher’s toeir -victory. would abuse their power to gain 67-64 in Coventry last night with Ryan (14) also in double Dm Storrfl ...... 0 0 0 member of the Ckite family has won one of the coveted 20-14 u^er the^recUon the first match with St. Bern to pass off. The large cast on the latter’s left arm is Kelly had 21 points and George unfair advantage over other Toumey-bound Coventry ends figures. Don Zabilnnsky led all Tlllon ...... 1 t 3 ard’s 69-48 and this game will American League clubs. Finley Papanot ...... 1 3 6 shoes for his outstr.nding performances on the football Waicko'.vski who sank seven to protect a broken wrist. (Herald Photo by Pinto.) Hutchinson added 13. Despite the season with a 14-6 record scorers for Ellington with 22 Md for ManchesVsr High. f and t-aGace who got five. Van- be the last at home for thr^ toe loss, Bolton had three play challenged this. 13 67 He said the 8-2 vote approving while Ellington, now 10-9, must markers. Bob Norwood (13) Total* 27 M*1 Oo4«, who went on to star Oudenhove had seven points for seniors on the squad. Next ers In double figures, Jim Man and John Furphey (10) were KIIInrioR (64) latter and Ray Mozzer, local toe sale showed bow much pow take East 'Windsor Friday for B. F. F\y at Wasleyan University, was the Rams. cveek will bring toe Class B ning (13), Ben Orzyb (IS) and also double figure knights. dentist, were teammates. Gran- er the Yankees 'wield to too a tourney berth and a share of ZAbilanAky ...... 8 8 7L .Judged the outstanding lineman Rockville battled hard for the tourney and E l ^ ’s second at Dave Ware (11). Norwood ...... 3 13 ski ie now a practicing dentist Aji^erican League. the NCC crown. A fter an 18-18 deadlock at during the 1953 Indian season ' rest of the game but never got tempt to gain the state The Elks toabiUty to solve ZaJiner ...... 2 0 4 in the Hartovare City.. East champ!''•’ .s’'' ’!. Ortega No Match Randy Ryan broke a 64-64 the end of the firsat stanz.i, 3 7 closer than within two points Pagani’s second half sone^JstT Bl'^nchard ...... 2 under Coach Walker Briggs. Catholic High has received an tie with a foul conversion and Ellingrton pulled away to 37- Welz ...... 0 0 0 of the Eagles. The Rems were £*«t Cathollr (SX) to their defeat. Two cjutcfi bas Purphev ...... 5 0 10 Bemle Alomany was the No. 1 .avitatlon to compete in an B. F. PtJ. Ron Hudak added a last sec 34 lead by intermission and edged in the second canto 21- kels by Charlie McNamara pro Bel?n!rer ...... 3 2 A backfletd performer that sea Eastern Calhallc Basketball Trov ...... 2 1-2 5 Ed Jucker Aide ond hoop as Coventry won Its held on to a 45-40 advantage son. Randy Cote \.'a-' sclec.eJ 1 20. Malin Uircw in eight points Malin ...... 6 <-10 18 vided toe spark for the Caterers. , • /"-i 1 through three quarters. Then 36 14 64 Tournament In New Jersey but Waickowskl ...... 8 4-7 2(l third in five overtime games Total* by the coaching staff and 'The to pace this attack while Van For British Lad McNamara was high getting 18 | COflCll the offer was rejected. Kind ...... 7 S-S 17 Herald, os the top back during had nine this time for the Ram.s LaGace ...... R 2-4 12 points. and Ray London added | the 1964 season. Gary Genttl- as East took a halftime lead of Daly ...... 2 5-€ 9 12. Jim Sproul heul 19, Tom Rea Lodge ...... 0 1-2 1 LONDON (A P )— Brian Curvis, British welterweight CfiNCaNNATT (A P ) — The core captured lineman laurels Short Stuff 41-34. 14 and Ron Conyers 11 for the champion set his sights today again on the world title Elks. University of Cinoinnatl is turn Villanova Adds Luster to Day and was recently the recipient The COIL did all right in Both teams remained deter Totals 30 22-34 <2 cf a bronzed-plated shoe suit- landing five of its nine members mined after the break at the BockvllU <1€) after decisively outpointing New York-based Caspar Or- ing to Bkl Jucker’a long-time B. Pt*. a>^ attached to a black base. in the Class A Basketball half and East took the period Newmarkcr ...... 3 2-i 8 ega in 10 rounds at London’s Royal Albert Hall Tues- 10 GOALS FOUR GAMES assistant with toe hope of re TOe Ootes are the first broth Tournament. Making the grade 20-19 to add another point to Beckwith ...... 0 (M) 0 day night. storing toe Bearcats’ basketball By Trouncing Providence Five ers to win toe Thom McAn a- were Conard, 'tern, Platt, 1 its three-quarter margin of Lee ...... 0 ( M > 0 6-8 13 Ckirvis s?.id: " I hope next to be world champion. He showed HANO'VER, N.H. (AP) — glory. wards. Mel Cbte is now teaching 61-53. , Ma lello ...... i Maloney and 1 -.ester. Are Kellner ...... 4 00 8 meet worid-ranked Willie Lu- me how he can do a lot of nice Dartmouth junior Dean Math Jucker resigned Tuesday aa Engllsn and coachli^ football at 32 teams too m-. . for Claiss A Best Comeback ’ Bucheri ...... i 2- 10 ;iick 3 of South Africa in Jo ews of Edina, Minn., Isn't brag head coach, saying he did so \7TT T ANfVVA Pn (APj •'•'defens e was putting pressurc'^'.'.ren Billy Soens that kept the Rockville made its best come- f 3- 4 11 things. If they bring him along Wildcats from four to five points Punahou School in m w ali. This play? The governing body of 4- R 26 hannesburg, and if that goes ging about the four-game spurt because of family and health on Providence, more so in the back in the final eight minutes ...... right, he could go to the top.” It was Jack K raft’s day in second half when the Villanova ahead. Then BUI Melchionnl and Is toe largest private school in the CIAC doesn’t think so. The well we'll have another crack at Bimsteln was in the comer of during which he scored 10 goals. reasons. University of Gtocln- Jim Wa.shington. who were high HawaU. as the Rams took the period Total* 30 16-22 76 " I might put the whammy on nati President Walter C. Lang- more ways than one. offense also began to click. Tlie • . • honor of playing in post-season world champion Emile Griffith” Ortega, a veteran of 138 pro V.’lld'jr (s held only a 26-25 lead with 21 points each, got hot to play, even if only in the play- of New York. fights. myself and the team,” aays sam announced he will be suc Prior to tl’.e Villanova-Provi- at the half. widen the gap. Washington al-so O ff the Cuff downs, is a thrill for most Curvis went 16 rounds in a Curvis weighed 146Vi pounds, Mathewa. Mathews U only 6- ceeded Ijy Taylor (Tay) Baker, dence ba.sketball game at the But in the second half all five collected 17 retx)unds, high for Hall’s Archery Lanes In Man- schoolboy hoopsters.. A rt Du- May Go over JO Feet This Season title figltt with Griffith in Lon Ortega 148)4. feet-7 and 160 pounds. Jucker’s assistant sines 1960. field house Tuesday night, the Villanova starters, who played the game. Villanova is now 18-4. dieater have been getting a Mg long. the 16-year-oId Randolph, don last September but was out- All five Providence starter Villanova student body the entire 40 minutes, began play each week, both Art Hall, Mass., High runner, who ran pminted and outclassed. hitting with key baskets. also played the entire 40 owner, and Bob Papettl, mana (Jurvls, third-ranked challeng The first most valuable player presented its coach with a the fastest two-miles in Elast- First it was Eric , Erickson, minutes. ger. report. Proving popular are Texas A&M’s Randy Matson er found Ortega a hard man to fa) the National League selected Central Avenges Loss to R IC plaque declaring the day Jack em achoolboy track history last ttoAit mneHMSTan ctHran periods on Tuaaday and Wednes hit. ]by the Baseball Writers of Amer Kraft Day in appreciation of the Saturday night at Madison tAMY PAKKIN9 ic a In 1981 was Frankie Friscb day aftemoona, from 3:30 to 6 Sqaure Garden, was the No. 2 ” I expected a man with a fine teams he produced. Sights Outdoor Shot Mark wealth of experience but I found 'of toe St Louis OanUnsUs. Friars Victim of ‘Fallouf o’clock, for high achool atudents. schoolboy to place in the Five Two hours later, Kraft's Wild Ortega a completely negative Toumaya are alated every Tues Mile Road Race in Manchester cats added luster to the day by COLLEGE STATION, Tex.^ His training routine is some fighter,” (Jurvia said. Repeat Hoop Win defeating fourth-ranked Provi day night at 8, T ro i*y shoot last Thanksgiving morning. Du- Wednesday night at the same (A P ) — Randy Matson, the thing to make a fellow tired just Ortega sqid: ’ ‘Curvis is the dence, previously the nation's long was clocked in 9:08.7 in the to read it. best fighter' in Europe. He hits only major undefeated team, 71- Bomb Never Went Off hour and mixed couples compe National A A U Interscholaatlca. young Texas AAM giant, threw tition Friday nl' ’!’ *' If a j.^ro.al Monday he starts out by doing with precision and Is a very ■Msneherte^ LUMBER^ WE 57. Providence had won 19 The Bay State athlete won the Is given the annual Men’s Duck- the shot 66 feet, 10 Inches this various calisthenics, running strong boy. I had no argument games in a row. Neiw England schoolboy cross Aim with UConns pin Town Bowling Tournament week to signal the start of his and easy tosses of the shot to with the decision.” DELIVER Ironically, it was Villanova country title last fa ll.. Ruth As Friars Take Fall under Recreation Division spon drive toward the outdoor loosen up. Then he throws six to Veteran American trainer which had defeated the FTlars BA'TTLING ALL NIGHT — Manchester’s Bob Ostrander, Peggy Bell and Lu sorship win be held March 6 at world’s record. 16 times, depending on how he Whitey Bimsteln, handler of choose from our complete stock— The high-riding Huskies of Connecticut meet Manhat in their last loss prior to the 19- Evans (25) and Chet Koblinsky stretch for rebound cille Smyth are among the is doing. several world championa over tan at Madison Square Garden tonight and Coach Fred game winning streak. That was the Y lanes. Norm Vlttner, Y Matson already has estab NEW YORK (A P )— The bomb never went off, but against Eastern’s Steve Kasper (50) and Jack bowling manager, ratas a bow qualifiers for the 1965 IVomen’s lished the Indoor record of 66 This is followed by wind the years, said: " I t they handle Shabel is hoping for a repeat of last season’s encounter. in the opening round of the you (»n ’t convince Providence it wasn’t a victim of fall Town Duckpin Bowling Tour sprints of 60 to 60 yards eight or Curvis properly this boy could NCAA Eastern regionals at the Dickau. Slight rebounding edge played an impor for his efforts In arranging a feet, 2% inches and now he’s UOonn downed Manhattan 73-'?' out, tant part in Indian’s victory. xq (qorid piai.m Women’s Town Duckpin Tour nament title who also qualified after Dallas Long’s outdoor 10 times. Next he rune up the 57 laat year, holding the New Manhattan, led by high-scor University of Pennsylvania a year ago. Action continues stadium seats five or six times The fourth-ranked Friars fell but then erupted in the second nament with only several day’s -standard of 67-10. He will be in Yorkers to their lowest point to ing Larry Lembo, is 12-6 and is Palestra last March. at full speed to strengthen his from toeir spot as the nation’s half for the triumph. notice. Saturday afternoon at the Y his first meet of the season Sat Last Night’s Fights tal of toe '63-64 season. ranked fifth in the nation in field Perhaps a youngster summed • • • knees. Then he takes 20 turns to only unbeaten major team Duke, now 18-3, had won 10 lanes with Mavis Small defend urday when the Aggies host But Manhattan, like UConn, goal shooting percentage. up the feelings of the Villanova Tuesday night, losing 71-57 to straight games and hadn’t lost ing her crow?i; Baylor and the massive sopho the discus ring. N E W Y(M IK — Joee Rocky Oak Flooring and has an Improved team this year In other Connecticut college fans when he walked by Kraft ISBA Cluhs Sing the Blue^ Here *n There • • • Villanova after winning 19 to Maryland in five years before more might just get the record Tuesday and Thursdays, and Colon, 130, Puerto Rico and and can better its chances for a basketball action tonight. Fair- after the game Tuesday night Art Shorts of Manchester games. the hustling Terps started to then. sometimes on Sundays, Matson Victor Baerga, 134%, New GRINDERS berth In toe National Invitation field, humiliated Monday by St. and remarked: "You’re toe will the defending individual End of the Line Whether you are building a new work. They grabbed a 46-28 If he makes as much progress works on weights to increase his York, drew, 8. within 5 MUe Radliu al Tournament by dumping the Anselm’s, hosts Adelprtrl: South g^reatest.” The fallout, in fact, reached Except Lowly New Yorkers ehannplon in the 34th annual Friday night’s Hillhouse- home or remodeling a room or halftime lead, but the Blue Dev this year as he did in 1964, he | strength. Each session is about FRESNO, Calif.—Uriah Billy On Orders Of f t Or More Huaklee. ern Connecticut plays at Amer Over In toe Providence dress as fo r as College Park, Md., Connecticut State Gallery Monchestcr High CIAC Bas should be heaving the 16-pound i ^ 0 hours, ican International; Worcester ing room. Friars’ <3oach Joe about 100 miles away, where ils rallied behind a full-court ketball Tournament game from OolUns, 158, Nashville, Tenn., two, make lure the floors are “Hie UOonn team went do'wn A funny thing happened after^phia 132-104 Tuesday. night In Match at the Winchester Range ball around 70 feet before the | on Wednesday Matson rs- TEL 643-1492 State visits Wlllimantic State; MuUaney said the Villanova de Maryland edged fifth-ranked press and sliced their deficit to Wesleyan will be carried by outpointed Gabe Terronez, 149, to New York Tuesday, planning the National Basketliall Asso the Madison Square Garden to New Haven, 4larch 12-14.. .-eason is over. He went from 60 j p«ats his Monday routine, right I Select the proven material and New Haven travels to fense "presented the biggest Duke 86-82. Michigan’s top- 72-69. That was as close as they radio statloi; W IN F in Maji- Fresno, 10. to work out in the Gaiden today. ciation doubleheader at New nightcap after Baltimore ended ' Wiimton Academy la the favor feet to 66. I Friday Is a day of rest and o f timeless charm, oak flooring, Southampton. problem than ever before.” ranked Wolverines survived the could get, however. chester. Paul EMwards and Bol) OAKLAND, Calif. — Roger H O T MEALS Asked if bis boys might be York. Everybody had troubles its three-game tatlspin with a ite in the 2Sth annual Prep Sunday, Matson, In the rela Saturday is toe day of competi In Tuesday’s games. Central MuUaney said toe turning attack, whipping Minnesota 91- Michigan extended its record Chatfleld will call the action Roive, 172, San Joae, Calif., for: nervoue in toe untomiliar vast- except toe Knickerbocker*. 131-127 'Victory over CSncinnati. School Swimming Champion- tive quietness of the AAM ath tion. outpointed Clarence Jaunes, 164, neae of toe CJarden, Shabel said, Connecticut (18-4) took revenge point of the game was "their 78 at Minneapolis. to 18-2 by stopping Minnesota, starting at 7:45. Game time is The Knicks flattened Phlladel- Harry Gallatin, the New York ■hips Saturday at Trinity Col letic field, treated a half-dozen Richmond, Oalif., 12. " I don't think so. on Rhode Island College 98-84; defense and our inability to pen Providence, whose last pre toe Big Ten’s second-place 8 o’clock. . .Tickets will again witnesses to his greatest throw LEGAL B^ERAGES pilot, was as pleased as a man lege’s Trowbridge P o o l.. Cen "When there if a kxwe ball Trinity (9-6) thumped Brandels etrate it.” vious loss was to Villanova in team. OUver Dardin Snapped a go on sale Friday morning at yet. It was 6*i Inches belter I^STRnieoiK 98-73; Wesleyan (13-5) coasted The Friars’ top scorer, 6-foot- last aeason’a NCAA playoffs, 62-52 deadlock with two quick can be whoae club Is 11% games tra Connecticut State College 10 o’clock at the Manchester or toe ball is coming off the will join Trenton State, Glase- than the one he made to win backboard, I feel we have just to a 96-63 victory over '{Joa-st 3 Sophomore guard Jim Walker, met the Wildcats on toeir home baskets in less than one minute, short of a playoff spot with time High Bailey Auditorium. Facul Sports Schedule j boro State, Southern Connecti second to the Olympic Games. BEAUTY CHARTER OAK as good a chance of grabbing it Guaixi (6-13); Siena scored a 79- who has been averaging 20.7 floor In the Phlladelphi* suburb and the Wolverines were on running out. The Knickif, keyed ty Manager Ted Martin will be Six times the 6-6)4 , 286-pound by jumping Johnny Green, had cut, Montclair State and aa Manhattsm doee." 66 triumph over Hartford (11-8); points a game, was held to 15 at Villanova. their way. to charge. . . Doc Hurley and Matson heaved the shot. Five i You Gut MORE RESTAURANT UOonn is shooting for its 20to Hofstra trounced Trl - State because he couldn’t get the That’s about 16 miles from the Cazzle Rilssell, who scored 27 stunned Philadelphia with a 84- I Bridgeport University to a new Guy Setttoo refereed last times it exceeded 66 feet. 'Hie BYldBTa P6be DURABILITY victory of toe season against League rival Bridgeport (3-18) shots. He took only 12 from the Palestra, where only last Satur points in all, led Michigan com point second quarter and won V college football conference. All ni^t’a Manchester - Bristol sixth throw went 66-10 and Mat- E. O. Smith at Rockville, 8 Cor, and Pay LESS I 126 Charter Oak SL by their biggest margin since Billtogton at East Windsor, 8 Manchester two defeats. The Huskies have by 108 to 80; and N.Y. M ari field, compared to the average day night a bomb threat emp pletely out of troubl^ 'With three , teams wUl play round robin tourhey clash at Wethersfield son qutt tor toe afternoon. won 11 in a row. time topped Danbury State (7- 17 he had been taking each tied the stands and delayed the straight field goals that gave last March 8, when they burled szheduls'i next fa ll.. National while BVoaty Frame Is and Bill How did hhe W-yeM-old ath Cheney at East Granby, 8 at AUTO DIS- COMFORT the 76ers 140-106. 12) 79-73. giame. Bt. Joseph’a-Villanova game for the 'Winners a 76-68 advantage. Baaketball Anoclation full-time Moore nad the Important Rock- lete reach this h l^ plateau at Saturday, Feb. 87 COUNT HOUSE. Central, beaten 79-75 by RIC MuUaney said Providence had 25 minutes. No bomb was found, Oklahoma State moved closer But the visiting coachei — refereee average between 89,000 'VlUe-Bast contest In the Windy such a young age? East Catholic at UHartford ECONOMY in December, had one of its hot a good first half defensively, but the teams returned for the sec to its first Big Eight champion Jack McMahon of Cincinnati, and 811,(X>0 a season.. Joe Caty. . .Officiating the Har Hard work, dedication and Frosh, H.P.H.S. gym. S Inc.! “k test shooting nights, hitting 43 "our offense was atrocious the ond half and St. Joseph’s won. ship, stopping Oklahoma 64-54. Buddy Jeannette of Baltimore , Oranakl, who was the hero for lem Magicians’ exhibiton in atogleneas of Intent are the an Swimming — Manchester at of 68 field goal attempts—better first half. He said possible pre Moving to their own gym, the Baylor slowed Texas Tech’s and Philadelphia's D o l^ St. Thomas Aquinas to iU upset East Hartford Monday night swers — . he wants to be the State Meet, SCSC pool. | X HEALTH than 63 per cent. I ssure from a potential unbeaten Wildcats exploded Proridence’s mar(to to the Southwest Confer Schayes — were singing toe basketball win over Blast Catho were t,wo local men, Ray Blan greatest weightman the track MUFFLER Sc<^ez VALUE Wednesday, March The two teams wiU meet again I season had nothing to do with hopes for Us first imdefeated ence cro'wn by bearing toe Red blues. McMahon and Schayes lic High last Friday night, is co and Tom Conran. Both add- world has ever known. He also S Swimming—H.P.HJ3. at Man- this weekend in toe NAIA Dis-! the defeat. season. Villanova saw a seven- Raiders for the second time this were worried about the physical the aon of a former Fordham isd to too merriment of the eve torows the iHscus and expects to |fi^ Easy Maintenance BOIII WITH AN OLD ohester 8:80 Limited trict 32 tournament at Gorham, K raft agreed toat hla eomM- point lead late in toe first half season 86-M. Meanwhile, sec condiUon of rebounder Jerry grid standout, Joe Oranski. The ning before a packed crowd. hit 200 feet tola year. Time S S g d Maine. nation none and man-to-man dwindle to one at Intermission ond-place Southern Methodist Lucas and backcourt ace Ifol ^ Style Adaptability Only LEAKY MUFFLER moved to wltMn one game of Greer, respectively. Jeannette Tech with a 100-M triumph over hod a bigger problem — 6-foot- SufllTWWl Rice. 10 WaH Bellamy. There is no substitute for the The night’s high score was a Lucas, eldelined the past FOR A DAY, W EEK...OR LONGER BRAKE rich grain and glowing beauty of MANCHESTER* S 148-79 Miami, Fla., victory over three weeks with a tom rib car DOUBLE Ratlins. Rick Barry of Miami, tilage, was expected to plav oak floors. They are economical, CHEVROLET the nation’s leading scorer, againat Baltimore. After A 19AS C a r from RELINE because they are so easy to care poured in 69 points. The nation’s pert in toe pre-game drill, how *57 to *64 ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER Morlorty RroHwrt for. And they last, and last and small oollsgs leader, Evans ever, toe AU-8tar fonvard RENT STAMPS Bxeept Hl-Perf. Eng.y ville, drubbed Indiana State 113- begged off. AND Stoner Smith lasti 84 for Ms SSrd victory wMbout a Baltimore, 4H-gamee up on .95 UF OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! kMM. D e ^ t In toe battle tor toe A LL D A Y i n 4 Treasurer, Says— ttim and last Western playoff Becaube oak meets every flooring need, it is the overwhelimng berto, got KtUe help ffom BeUa- I 25,000 MUe "Always A CHOICE my, toe teem’e la d in g ecorer. Guaranteed Bonded Selection of F in e Auto- choice of home owners. Year after year, it remains the favorite for iWESTOaACOMnniUNEOFl MORIARTY BROTHERS Bowling **• “ ^ e tor aH but mebllee ~ OiwUllace, 12.88 14 nunutofl And Eteorod only lov* DMamobUee, C h e v r e- every size, price and style of home— ^because it is the flooring that fAU PIPES AND CUMK TO en points — with a single Held lets. Fords (You Name iBstallatloB SERVING YOU WITH goal. hae everything everybody wants. Always in style, it harmonizes FIT MOST POPUIAI CAIS Included HIXDd N B T S -J o Kerin 131, ★ Brand n«w, fully equipped care ready to go. It) at DISCOUNT PRICES!” 24 M o b i l h G o t 24 Joan Oolby 187, Bert Boittlcelilo HIGH - RARCHY — Jeannette said he’d been hoU- perfectly with any decorative plan. Let us help you select the type 138r Betty Genovese 130, Joan Form er Olympic tog the big pivot "tor a ^ - ReaeoMible ratea. ple of gamea. m ’s been making and grade best suited to your needs from stock of the finest IVennsrgren, 98, no mark, new sprinting and broad HOUR HOUR hlfli. it Fnfl insurance coverage. TURNPIKE HAND NEW jumping champion Jes wyiiw to out down on the AUTO k^-dried oak flooring. . SPARK FUEL OIL lURNKR REPUBLICAN WOMEN — se Owens indulges in a il^,l4URge diseount If your car is in our Mbap tor MiNu Tunmn a MOAD neiiir Pat Turklngton 180, Alice Rot- bit of high jinks over a Greer, slowed by a bone ■XHOiam. DISCOONT PLUGS fiSSHol DEUVERY FUEL OILS SERVICE bruise on hie toot for the last 681 M AIN ST., MANCHESTER tgn 187, Pat Forstrom 106, bat to show the old- U M kH sat- Wve games, limped through Z i - FIRi$TCM4E :TlRiS and U|r at BUesb Cfunon 106, Dot Newell OPEN TO 9 106, Bea B a^«y 177—407. time form he will bring tor-14 jrtwottog h l ^ agatost $ HOUSE, Ine. to his new job as spa* Nkw Y oik and'Wotuid up with 10 BROTHERS points. — und4r i f f 9UAUTY UNi PRODilffS THUIS. A FRIDAY* KAVnO! KliATCHEM — 10 s k a 4 i cial running instructor avsmgs, •*atsi in OVUYIBB B T U B tft — TE L. 048-4185 4nOeatarSt-.Ma-MSl CALL 643-S135 Aim MltchsU 187—406, Nanew fo r the N e w Yoric Meta CHARGE Thomas 180,. Dpt SuUlvan l U , B-BTenM-Op«iNHw WITH 315 CENTER STRBCT MANCHESTER at their spring tvais- 1 STOP 5 9 c “ V s« BeadsU 4^0 , CaU Dion 461, €n Hslsn •M'rfwtm 4bsl MtMsi o m y - ing in St. Fetenbuxg* irkirkirkitk'irkw F la. • / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 196B PAGE TV^^NTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1966 PAGE T^rENTY-THBBM H ousehold Goods 5i' Boats and Accaawrles 46 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW B y F A G A L T dnd SHORTEN Building-ContractinK 14 Apartm ents— Flfttfr— t'umlshed AputaiMitii 6S-A Houses For Sale 72 B o o m a .For 72 Hotues For Sale 72 Houses Por Sale 72 HARTFORD BOAT SHOW — DON’T BUT den or JJ®") Tenements 63 QUALITY CARPEJNTRY- furniture until RANCH — 8 bedrooms, garage, VOlLA.MADAMf.’ iMHOWflDf A West Hartford Armory, Febru Mariow’B Furnltuto Dept. Ku I^ICBLT FURNISHED 8-room n e w U 8 ^ G — Manchester. IMMACULATE 6-room Cape on Martin Will Study Rooms, dormers, porches, ary 34-28, AdulU fl, Children l/KnCINGl for anjrtblng la real apartment, well heated, hot MANCHESTER VICINITY porch, custom buiU in 1957, on bMementt retlnlshed, cab> VDU COUlli i H t i i fISMANINT? dlo couches, ^ U o n ^ cmi- 7 room Colonial, garage, hot east side. Completely redone CLASSIFIED LifTIMINaiD half price. estftto rentals — apartmAita, water Included, lovely sp«u:lo4it brand new zyk room Ranch, water oil heat, 2 fireplaces, inside and out. This is truly a baauUful larga wooded lot Inett, buUt-ma, formica, tile. M wurrAKiH 1 veitible sofas, «*air§ bomM, multiple dwellings, eau grounds In North C o v s o ^ , $90. treed lot, walk-oot basement, buIlMns, tile ba®, large fhm- a good value for less than $15,- wl® privacy on all tides, {dus No job too sma^l. William ‘THOIf m oN iu cases. C om i^e J. O. Raatty, e4»«U8. 748-8020. a 16x82 swimming pool wl® all Education Budgets Robbiis carpentry service. ItCMOUOmD price and E-Z termi. 867 Main large kitchen and .dlitlng area, lly room', patio, outside bar 000. Extra lot to rear of prop Diamonds— WatchMh— 8 bedrooms, oil bpt water heat, accessories. Stay off ®e« busy 649-S446. MAKft YOUR 8t.. downtown. _____ WE RAVE eustoman wall becue, city utilities, combina erty Included to price. Belflore Jewelry 48 excellent value at $15,200. Wol- tion windows, treed lot, excel Agency, 643-5121, highways this summer, ®e life ADVERTISING HAIR CURL! for ®6 rmtal of your apa: BaHiMm Loarttam you save may be your own. CARPENTRY—Rac rooms, for g o o d u s e d Hoover c o ^ « » « - meat or homa 3. D. Realto. verton Agency, ReSltors, 649- lent condition.!• vjrvsivtQymer transMEum* After reviewing the school operations imd capital WATCH AND JEWELRY re For Ront 6| 2818. NEW LISTING — Beautiful 7 Swim to your own backyard, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS mica, ceilings, closets, remod pairing. Prompt service. Up to ble upright vacuum wi® at •4S-BU9. . ferred. Prli “l/frir * ■‘ijulck - ^ e . works budgets, and the Manchester Community Collego eling, hatchways, attics fin tachments, $29.96. Maipiow s, Charles Lei »nce, jH9-7^. room Ranch, 2^ baths, 2-car $24,900. Phllbrick5^gency, 649- 8 A. M. to 5 P.M. |20 on ydur' old watch In FOR UBASB —• Office or com MANCHESTER — Dartmouth garage, 2 fireplaces, 2-zone 8464. budget last night. General Manager Richard Martin said ished, concrete steps, floors, trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. Inc., 649-6221. FOUR ROOM apartment, oec- porches, garages. No job too mercial roaee tai Rockville, Heights, 7 room Colonial, 2Mi CONCORD III), - i Beautiful heat. Lovely walnut paneled that he would wait a few days before acting on the re- Bray, 737 Main Street, State ond floor, 178 Maple Street No ample parking. Call 875-204X MANCHBSTER — Good multi- quests small. 649-8880. fumaoe. |65. TeL 648-4761. tileld baths, 2 fireplaces, larm ranch, large room, for living room, attractive en e>------— ------COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ITieater Building.. SINGER AirrOMAHC Zig-^. family room, porch, large 2- mal dining, room, cabinet trance foyer, formal dining pie dweUl^. fantily,'* A ranging, and at times t h r e e r o o m office or busl- (3-3-5) w l® one vacancy. Cen MONDAY Thra ITiroAT lOtSO A.M. — 8ATUEDAY » AJ«. CARPBaJTRY — Bathrooms like new In cabinet, b u t ^ ROOM apartment heat and nesB, ground floor, 470 Malir car garage, dty utlUtiea, Im kitchen, Y bedrooms, recrea room, 3 bedrooms, commercial humorous, dialogue was carried Quoting Martin tiled, recreation rooms, remod hot water, stove and refriger tion roofai. landscape yard. cooling fan, disappearing attic tral heat. Owner anxious. T. J. on for 2% hours between Mar Fuel and Feed 49-A holes, monograms, taacY.jS*' St^L^^enty of paridng. 649- mediate' occupancy. Charles Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. eling, garages, additions, ce signs. Originally ovw $800., ator, washer and dryer nir- Leaperance, 649-7620. Marion B. Robertson, Realtor, stairs, heated and beautifully tin and toe educators. Including PLEASE READ YOUR AD In addition to toe com ment work. Call Leon Clessyn' balance due $79.50. take w er nlsHed. Nice location. |140 per 643-5963. finished family room with fire MANCHESTER — Six room Ronald Scott, assistant superin ments General Manager ski, 649-4291. month. 649-0308. place. Tremendous closet Claaalfled or "Want Ada” are token over the phone ae a SEASONED fireplace wood for payments, $10. monthly. Deal 8UBUR)SA?r 6 room Oblonlal Cape, full shed dormer, 2 tendent of Khools; Dr. I^ede- Richard Martin made on toe Honses Por Rent 65 with garage on a giant/ shaded space. Plastered walls. Three rick Lowe, dean of toe com convenience. The advertiser should read hit ad the FIRST BIDWELL HOMS Improvement sale, 649-8974. er, Hartford 622-098L______4 Ml ROOMS, heat hot water, baths. Immaculate condition, education budget last night, lot. Kitchen, living room, din years young. Lovely, treed lot excellent location. Bel Air Real munity college; and A. Hyatt DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Cbmpany—Roofing, siding, al' PHILOO ELECTRIC stove, $26. stove and refrigerator fur MANCHESTER — Six room he made others of a lighter next tniertion. The Herald It retpontlble for only ONE Incor ing room down. 3 bedrooms up. 5-5 TWO FAMILY on high elevation gives health Estate, 643-9332. SutUffe, primrlpel of Dling Jun teratlons, additions and re Garden— Farm— Dairy Maple bedroom set, c o m ^ te nished. 8126.50 p e r month. Cape, 8 bedrooms. $145 month ful country atmospherp to Man nature. rect or omitted Intertlon for any advertisement and then only modeling of all types. Excel Inexpensive at an even $14,000. ior High School. "If you used toe back o f bed and dresser, $28. 648-0676. 648-6106. ly. Wolverton Agency, Real chester. Belfiore Agency, 643- to the extent of a “ make irood" intertlon. Errort whibh do not lent workmanship. 649-6496. Products 50 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Immaculate condition, one NEW LISTING — Six room split Also assisting Martin to his the pages (in the bulky en tors, 649-2813. 649-2818. 5121. with rec room, 1% batos, beau review of toe $5.5 million school leeten the \*alne of the advertlaement will not be corrected by PLA'YPEN, bed rail, jumper THREE AND FOUR room year old, (luiet corner lo- rollment trends study) you’d NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS— APPLES—Maca and Cortlanda, tiful encloeed patio with jalou budget and toe $782,000 capital “make food’’ Insertion. chair, girl’s 20” bike, good con apartments. Including heat CONCORD RD. — Very, very oatioq, buil^-ln . oven and save some paper.” Custom built homes, remodel No. 1 and No. a. Bunco Farm, hot water, and gas for cook sie windows, extra large works program ware Douglas 14 Spencer St. dition. 649-8295. Saborban Pw Rent 66 CHOICE. Are you Interested) rian-g'c, liberal financing TWO-FAMILY, $16,000. Belfiore "One of the remarkable YOUR COOPERATION W nX ing, repairs, recreation rooms, UHIHOIH A OOUPLt OF ing. Electric remgerator and avaflabla. . garage, large lot, combination Pierce, board of educaUcm busi features of the budget mes to owning one of the Finest Agency, 643-5121. windows, city utilities, hot wa ness manager; Paul Juttner, BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 additions and garages. 649-3144. a p p l e s stove furnished. CMl 649-78M ROCKVILJjE—8H .room ^lart- sage la that the school peo •orr-soAp ARTirs as — Delicious, Macs, and most Beautiful ranch head of toe school's data pro Baldwins, $1.80 half bushell. Musical Instruments 53 or 649-5779. between 6-7 p.m. ment, stove, refrigerator, NEW LISTING — compact brick ter oil heat, fireplace, near ple quote toe school people.” r u n PISH IT OUT AT THt homes to this area, and — at si schools, bus line. Priced at only cessing section, and Beldon' Extra laiY* frade A and AA heat, 890 monthly. Adults greatly reduced price. Here are Ranch, central location near “I see the board la asking Roofing and ChliiiiiFys 16- A LOCAL OVE WORM DRUM SET, mixed Ludwig, t h r e e ROOM apartment, first only. 649-4824, 876-1166. $22,900. Charles Lesperance, Schaffer, school board finance' eggs, fresh today, 49c doaen. floor, automatic heat, redecor toe necessities of modem liv J.D. REALTY Co. soltools, shopping, transporta for a larger incinerator open Sllngerland — excellent condi tion. Asking $13,600. ' Belfiore 649-7620. committee chairman. I ROOFINO — Spsf.iaHsing re s A u i t 172 south Main St. ated, 42 Maple St.. 649-0769. ing — 3 large bedrooms, luX'^ The school budget was dis-! ing at to* Verplanck School Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? tion. Call 643-2267 after 6 p.m. BOLTON CENl'joA Apartments, 648-5129 643-8779 Agency, 643-6121. Don’t you know that Inciner pairing roofs of all kinds, new J P ts MOIU£S,/WA. Comtr Brandy St. and Bolton urloue living room and dlniitg OWTTER SELLING — 6 room cussed in terms of enrollment: roofs, gutter work, chimneys IF YOU are Interested in a coxy ators are supposed to be pol Household Goode 51 HAMMOND M-8 Spinet organ, Center Rd„ new 8 ronns, heat, room, expansive kitchen, THREE FAMILY one block Cane, excellent condltlor. out and salary trends, bus tram-1 24-Hour Answoring Sonriee cleaned, repaired. Aluminum complete with separate rever 8 - room unfurnished sq>art- hot water, stove, refrigerator, closets to spare, finished fam skirts of town, k>t 140x150, portatlon, teacher needs over luting the a ir?” siding. SO years’ experience. from Main Street, excellent In "Have you figured to toe beration cabinet. Walnut finish. ment complete with stove, re 1125. 649-3266. 648-4812. ily room, screened porch with MANCHESTER — Bbcecutive fireplace, aluminum screens, toe three or four years, the Free estimates. Call Howley, frigerator, heat and hot water, vestment. Owner's immaculate extra expenses for Medicare Froe to Herald Readers Schools and Classes 3-3 Help Wanted— Female 35 Salesmen Wanted 36-A G.E. ELECTRIC ftove, 40” : Excellent condition. $1,050. a gorgeous view, 2 car garage, neighborhood, lovely 7 room 5 room apartment now vacant. doors, $14,900. Call owner, s \ ’ / 111 e n i l i l ^ • A'4 \ii' 4 J - I ' «v‘yitoJhtto$^(eft i-d