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nioomfleld Special Classes and 11 a.m. The Junior and THE HARTFORD COURANT: Surdiy, Mtfctt 25, H1 12 Senior Choir will sing at eacn service. Nursery care will be provided at both services. Scheduled by Language School Wethersfield Dean's List Dennis Dean Nelson, son of A new "crash program" has Parks Dept. Releases Indoor Season Report The Rev.

and Mrs. Lester E. Nelson of 495 Maple St. has been added to the curriculum of the Vidil-Rock School of Mod Lions Club To Stage Musical The Bloomfield Lions Club is preparing to cast a musical comedy, "Fanny the Frivolous Flapper," to be presented May 20 at the Vincent School. The show is being presented for the purpose of raising funds for tie ern Languages, 5 Haynes ot.

been awarded first semester honors at Wheaton College, year compared to 37 days last Beginning April 3 and extending six weeks, special classes will be taught In Spanish, Wheaton, 111. Receives Fellowship year. Escapes Injuries French, Italian, German, Eng Robert J. Farrell son of A six vear old East Berlin lish and Russian. Instruction will be given for an hour ana a half, twice weekly.

One may Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Farrell of 103 Eastern Dr. is one of 13 students at Yale University mmmm The 1966-67 indoor season report released Friday by the Recreation and Parks Department shows an attendance record of 42,509, an increase of over last year's record of 36,057.

The new record represents 18 activities and programs held at 10 school facilities during the nast vear. Town sponsored rec youth escaped serious Injuries Friday afternoon when he was struck by a car in Mott's Shopping Center parking lot, police reported. Robert Clark son study privately or in group lessons, day or evening. The Vidil-Rock immediate two annual scholarships wnicn the club presents each year to two members of the graduating named to receive a Robert Bates Travelling Fellowship for nevt summer. of Mr.

ana mrs. noien war of 26 Maenolia East Ber class at Bloomfield High School. Each scholarship is for $350. conversation method will be the basis of instruction, and fundamentals of everyday speech in the language chosen will be lin, was taken to Harttoru Hos Farrell was graduated from Wethersfield High School and is majoring in history at Yale Next Wednesday at 8 p.m. pital where he was examined reation programs were held at taught.

The student win icarn for shoulder pains. Police said the youth darted out in front of a car operated where he is a senior. rtnnatinn readings for parts in the show will take place at the Laurel School, and anyone interested in vocabulary of l.soo woras, or The Elm Tree Women's Club more. The crash-nrogram is aimed the Greenfield School, vauey Crest School, Lancaster School and at Wethersfield High. Breakdown There was a record attend by Janice Phelan, 19, of 20 Vera nartirinating is reauested to at Rocky Hill, no arrest was has given $25 to the town's recreation and Parks Department tend.

There are six female and at helping business firms deal with foreign speaking custo four male sneaking and singing ance of 13.093 at the Greenfield made. Arrest Dennis E. Switaj, 26, of Mid oles, as well as a large mixed mers here or abroad, or wnere to be set aside in a special re creation center fund. Tnr-i-jded in this year's Re Recreation Center compared to an attendance of 10,872 last necessary with their own em-nloves. It will also be of value chorus.

The production aeaia with a Roaring Twenties musi die Road, Ellington, was arrest creaton and Parks Department war. cal. to public services agencies .1 1U. TiA Dnntr ed earlv Friday morning on cimsi.FSS FUN IN SUN: With beer In the town-wide special budget is a $5,000 appropriation tn conduct a series of pre ana in mis line we wu-iwn. charges of evading responsibili Townspeople who will not oe able to attend the casting re- dent at the School of Practical Art, Boston, spent six hours molding the sand sculpture called "The Thing" by many of the students Iff).

events category, this year fig' School has already given lan ure stands at 7,975 compared ty and operating a motor veni-cle while under the influence of hearsal, or those desiring fur drinking banned on the beach, this sculpture was the center of attraction for thousands of students gathered at Daytona Beach, for spring vacation. Robin Masse, 21, a stu guage instruction to police de- liminary steps to determine local interest and needs by both individuals and groups for a town multi-use recreation build nartments. hospital statis, wel fare bureaus, clerev and omer torate Is needed to get it to similar services in the communi to 7,600 attending the program last year. This year's figure is not a final record since the town-wide events program is in operation until June 15. A total of 11.327 attended the Kooky 11111 ing.

"The Women ty. High school and college stu ther information, should contact Mrs. Morton J. Faldman at 242-4287. Talk on Alcoholism Walter A.

Stewart, executive director of the Greater Hartford Council on Alcoholism, will be the sneaker at a meeting of the referendum. Junior Woman's Cub dents will find the program Director Sal Marchese has Reservations are now being added another innovation adapted to meeting credit requirements, or to supplementary work in their language studies. Curriculum Report Set For Education Board theme music to his Weth sponsored for the semi-formal town's gymnasium program this year compared to 9,125 last year. A total of 4,986 attended alcohol or drugs. The arrest was made after Switaj was involved in an accident on Nott Street west of Cummings Avenue.

According to police, Switaj was driving west on Nott Street when he struck a parked car owned by Dorothy A. Newman of Huntington. Switaj was released on the no cash bail program for an April 18 appearance in Circuit Court 15. Church Service ersfield Community Players pro- dance, "Symphony in Blue And as always, the Vidu-RocR sponsored by the Rocky Hill School gives prominent atten duction of uare coom lu rnmedv. "The Women," which the ice sKating program mis vear.

3.960 last year. later than 90 days before the Junior Woman's Club, ine Teachers on the curriculum will be held Friday and Satur tion to the language neeos oi travelers. Kiwanis Club of Bioomtieia Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Petersen's Restaurant on Park Avenue. His topic will be "Th9 Effect of the Alcoholism Problem on the Community." end of the fiscal year.

The coun dance will be held April 8 from committee will attend the Board This year's adult activities program showed an attendance of 5,128 compared to 4,500 the vear before. This year's total, cil would prescribe the form 9 to 1 at McConaughy Hall, The Vidil-Rock School Is now i its 23d year. Originally day at Wethersfield Hign acnooi. The musical montage has been stereo taped by William of Education meeting Tuesday night to report on xurriculum in which the budget must be Wesleyan University, Middle- founded in France, the Hart School Menus however, is not a final figure evaluation and revision. Kolouch in charge ot souna filed with the town clerk, town.

Music will be provided by ford branch was established ai Menus to be served next The board will meet at T.sa since the program ends June 15 nick Richards Orchestra. Sixty days before the end of the request of local business and special effects. Story Hour Proceeds from the dance wil week in the elementary school cafeterias will be as follows: p.m. at the Griswold Junior High School. the fisca vear.

the council leaders. henefit local scholarships. Res Wethersfield Methodist Church will participate in the Easter Sunday dawn service at 6 a.m. at Hartford's Constitution Plaza. Services will also be held at the church at 9:30 The Wethersfield Public Li- All these figures compare with 8,115 attending town sponsored activities during 1959-60.

The report showed that there were only All teachers are native to the would hold one or more public Tn addition to these reports, hrarv will hold a story hour for ervations may be made oy con Monday, sliced baked ham, parsley potato, buttered green beans; or ravioli with meat in on the agenda will be the read hearings so that the townspeo country whose language they teach. tacting Mrs. James Kenny at school age children today at 1:15 seven ice swung aays mis ple could be heard on the ap 529-3693. Deadline lor reserva p.m. in the story nour room, tions is April 1.

propriations. Garden Club Judges Chosen Windsor Tickets may be obtained from ing of correspondence as requested by Neil Meighan, a member of the board. Ordinarily, the second meeting of the month is confined to academic discussion only. After the public hearings, the The Wethersfield Men's Gar Mrs. Richard Cianci by calling council could include new ex den Club will hold their regu For Advertising 529-7541 or Mrs.

James Long at tomato sauce, buttered green beans, celery sticks, ice cream; Tuesday, hamburger in bun, cabbage slaw, corn niblets, prun cake with butter icing; Wednesday, oven-fried chicken, gravy, steamed rice, buttered peas or whipped sweet potato, lar meeting Monday at 8 p.m pense items or could increase, 529-8738. Dance is open to the Zambrella Receives 'Elk of Year' Award in the Solomon Welles House on Club Competition decrease or strike out expense The board is also expected to take action on Kindergarten and Center Moser School grade public. Correction Hartford Avenue. "Las Vegas" items Four of the six judges for the Also, after the public hear- placement. Credit for beautifying Rocky Hill should have gone to the in-s.

the council would be re- "An Evening in Las Vegas" will he the urogram of the an Queeny, 12 Jaidea East 13th annual awards competition of the Advertising Club of Great Little League apple crisp; Thursday, spagnei-ti with meat sauce and chee mixed salad greens or wax beans, buttered French bread, Rockv Hill Garden Club and not auired to adopt tne proposea Hartford: Miss Susan Orsino, The Rocky Hill Little League budget no later than the fourth nual men's night of the Wethersfield Junior Women's Club the Council of Garden uuds as 443 Catherine Fort Lee, er Hartford have been announced by Richard T. Fippinger of the Hartford National Bank and will operate according to the The Windsor Lodge of Elks Friday announced that Nicholas J. Zambrella has been given the "Elk of the Year" Award. Elks spokesman Charles F. Ericksen said the award was given because of the outstand peanut butter brownie; Friday, Monday in May.

tauure to ao so bv this date would result in stated recently. St. James Church N.J.; Joseph Rich, 58 Seymour Windsor; Mrs. Madeline Q. i ti 1 Senior Division rules oi tne ins-tional Little League this year.

Inc. The program will be neia Tuesday at 8 p.m.at the Emer tunafish salad on Dutterea sandwich roll, cream of tomato Trust Company, chairman of this vear's committee. The the manager's budget Deing me Todav. Holv Saturday, the Bassel, Zi Higniana wina- These rules permit participa son Williams Scnooi. final budget.

sor: and Richard T. Saunders, Easter Vigil ceremonies will be tion of 13 to 15 year-olds oniy, All boards and commissions awards will be presented at a dinner dance April 22 at the ing community and fraternal Simsbury West Granby, gin at 7 p.m. The taster vigu However, a team will be spon soup, raw carrot sticks, potato chips, chocolate cream pudding. Eastern Star Installation The public is invited to attend would be reauired to adhere to Ed's Package Store, 398 Silas Deane Highway, 529-1883 Advt. Conn.

Mass will begin at p.m. sored bv the Rocky Hill uttie and youth worK done Dy brella. the final budget figures with Hartford Hilton. "John Bodine Babcock, presi Easter Sunday Masses win oe League for 16 to 18 year-oios Each of the above was given a Courteous Driver window stick the exception of the Board ot Ericksen said, Zambrella has at 6:45, 9:15, 10:30 and 11:45 dent of American Business in the Jaycee Courant Baseball Education which jS allowed to Burn Victim's served as chairman of both the the, annual installation ot otn-cers of Wintonbury Chapter; 81, er and a letter of commendation a.m.'and 5 p.m. Leaeue transfer funds, under state stat from Chief Darman.

The acts of St. Andrew's Church OES, today at 8 p.m. at the Ma utes. The town manager would Youth Activities Committee and1 the Crippled Children's Fund. He helped form Boy Scout Press, Inc.

in New York City; John Curry, director of advertising and promotion for the ABC Television Network; courtesy noted by Windsor po sonic Temple, 3 Tunxis Ave. A Easter Sunday Services at St. The League will noid a meeting on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Drum Hill Community House also have 4he power to trans reception will take place, after Andrew's Episcopal Church will fer funds between departments lice officers for which tne awards were given include the Troop 203 and Sea Scout Ship the installation ceremonies. Henry R.

Hallowell, senior be the Holy Communion at 8 with the exception of the Board located next to the Board of Education office. following: allowing pedestrians Citizens Committee Meeting a.m. and the Holy Communion of Education, the right of way, giving otner All bovs interested should at vice president of Gray nog-ers, Philadelphia; and Alex Kennedy, director of audience A meeting of the Citizens The Board of Education drivers the right of way, allow 202. Ericksen said, Zambrella has also been the manager of the very popular teen-age dances which are held during the summer in the Elks home. In addi tend the meeting and register.

Committee of Bloomfield which would have the power to do its Condition Critical A city woman was still in critical condition Friday at St. Francis Hospital after being burned in an early Thursday morning apartment fire. Hospital authorities said that Mrs. Shirley Schoeller, 50, of 210 Farmington Ave. was suffering from severe skin burns.

The fire originated in her hedroom. Fire officials said the ing shoppers to cross highway, promotion, CBS Television Net was postponed Wednesday be own purchasing: however, waiting for pedestrians before and Address at 10:30 a.m. infant care will be provided at the church for the later service. Congregational Church Easter worship will be held by the Rocky Hill Congregational Church in identical services there would be a central purchasing department for other work will participate tne judging on March 28. George Schafer, advertising making a turn, ana assisting officers at the scene of an ac tion, Zambrella has sent num This team will be coached by Frank Letizia and Samuel Cir-ullo.

Charter Study The Charter Study Commission has completed the proposed Rocky Hill charter. The fis town departments, rurcnases erous gift packages to local cident. manager for the Phoenix Mutual cause of the snowstorm, win oe held March 29 at 8 p.m. at the Blue Hills School. Speakers will be Mrs.

Norma LeFebvre of the Board of Education and Wilbur Smith, president of the Greater Hartford boys serving with the Armed Windsor Policemen who wit Life Insurance Company, is in Forces in Vietnam. nessed the courteous driving in involving more than $1,000 would have to be let out for bid. All bids would be opened publicly and the lowest bid at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Nursery care will be provided during charge of the entries this year Zambrella and his wife Grace fire was caused by careless cig cluded: Ronald Chufo, Frank Andrusko. Wayne Spielman and and judging and awards are un cal vear will remain tne same both services.

There will be kin arette smoking. None ot tne live at 1069 Plymouth St. Defensive Driving Course der the direction of G. Wood NAACP. under the proposed charter would be accepted or ail Dias John Gaspanno.

The award program is part of a continuing dergarten for the three, four, and five year olds during the 11 Julv 1 to June 30. rejected. The Windsor Public Safety other occupants in the Duiiaing was reported injured in the blaze. The commission covered the Under the proposed charter, a.m. service.

eltort to promote saie unving Guidance Conferences The guidance office at Bloom; field High School will be open Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. for ruff Sloan, regional sales manager for WTIC-TV. Blood Program Committee Friday announced that the first of four sessions contracts for public works Congregational High School Windsor. would be governed by state young people attending the sun of the "Defensive Driving Oratorical Contest areas of financial provisions and personnel at its last meeting. It would be the duty of the Thin Blue Line statutes and such rules that tne parent-counselor conferences.

rise service at umstiiuuon na- Course" will be held at Wind Chief Julian P. Darman said Set bv Optimist Club council or the Board of Educa Plans Awards Parents interested in maR- za are invited to breakfast at sor High School Wednesday Friday the film entitled "The tion might establish. However, Tho local comnetition for the town manager to compile the oreliminarv estimates for the from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thin Blue Line" will be shown in contracts involving more ing appointments for that time may call the guidance office at 242-0747. According to the committee to police of Windsor and sur than $2,500 sealed bids would A Red Cross Blood program symposium and awards presen annual budget.

Board budgets the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Belden, 189 Parsonage following the service. Those planning to come should notify Mrs. Belden at 563-0748 immed this course was designed by rounding towns in the Windsor be solicited.

would be presented to the town 1967 Optimist International Boy's Oratorical Contest will be held April 25th at the Shore-ham Motor Hotel. The winner of the local contest, sponsored hv the Ontimist Club of Hart- tation will be held April 13 at the National Safety Council. It emuhasizes how to drive safely manager at least 120 days De Merit System Safety Complex on uioomneia Ave. Monday night at 7:30. the Connecticut General Life fore the end of the fiscal year.

The proposed charter would and prevent accidents. The ob He said a second showing tor iately. Methodist Church Joseph Spada, freshman counselor, will be available for con-ferences with parents of freshman students Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Appointments may be made by calling the guidance office. The manager would hear all Insurance Bloomfield.

jective is to reduce traffic acci- the public will be held Wednes 7' i.U. boards regarding these propos The day-long session will fea dents oy aiert saie Driving imu- Two services are planned at implement a merit system. Within one year from the date of adoption, the council would establish an ordinance govern ford, will compete in me nc England District contest. ed budgets. The Board of Edu ture the presentation of awards its.

day at 7:30 p.m. tne jonn Fitch School auditorium. Newsnotes cation would still preprare the Rules and application Dianns Persons attending the course to organizations and individuals school budget. the Methodist Church on Easter Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Musical selections will be offered by both church choirs are available at the Hartford ing positions of all town em who have made outstanding con must be 21 years of age ana Level Lodge 137 will visit The town manager would be Boy's Club and the downtown tributions of time, effort and ployees with the exception of the following: Elective officers have a valid drivers' license, There will be a $2.50 registra reauired to present the pro Easter Church Services Easter services will be held at the First Congregational Church Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; St.

Stephen's Episcopal YMCA. Boys under 16 as of support to the blood program. Washington Lodge 70, on Monday to confer the Master posed budgets to the council no and lenten offerings for cnurcn improvement and expansion December 31, 1966, are eligiDie. Red Cross leaders of the tion fee to cover material and persons appointed to fill Mason1 Degree. A spokesman state-wide blood program will will be received.

vacancies in elective offices; members of boards and com said their famous degree team used. The class will be limited to 25 persons. The instructors will be Mrs. Eleanor Sadoski Church at 7, 9 and 11 a.m.; Old There will be church school; will present the "Drama of the missions; other officers ap St. Andrew's Episcopal Church however, a nursery will be pro Widow's Son" in full regalia pointed by the council; profes and Harold Weeks.

at 8 and 10:30 a.m.; Winton- vided at both services and a discuss the collection of blood and its varied uses Members of the Mark Twain Masquers will perform three original tableaux depicting th uses of whole blood. sional employees of the Board The remaining three sessions bury Baptist Church at 11 a.m. Refreshments will be served. All Master Masons are wel of Education; persons employed and 7 p.m.; Bloomfield Metho will be held April 5, 12 ana 19 crib room will be provided during the 11 a.m. service.

Town Recreation come. dist Church at 10:45 a.m. in a professional capacity to Mrs. Pat Miller, Wig consult make a special inquiry or Masses will take place at Sa John McVicar said that the Everyone interested can' register by phoning 688-9318. Future Teachers Hieh School Principal Samuel study.

ant will be the guest speaker at the meeting of St. Gertrude's cred Heart Church at 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. and 5:13 YMCA morning program at the Also excepted would be per Confraternity to be held April sons employed for fewer than Cr'ockett Friday stated that 13 p.m.; Christ the King Church at 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. and 3 at 8 p.m. in the old church three months, members of the Future Teacn- high school has been canceled.

Also canceled is the men's Saturday afternoon program because of Holy Saturday. Tuesday night will be a hus- Provision in the new charter 12:30 and 5:15 p.m.; Church of ers Association will observe hall. A spokesman saia wigs will be modeled and fully dis is made for the council to ap Our Lady of the Assumption, teaching procedures at Windsor cussed. Refreshments will be point an interim town manager North Bloomfield, at 7:30 and 9 a.m. band-and-wife volleyball night served.

All ladies are invited at the time of adoption of to be held at 8 at the junior Schools on Tuesday. The teachers and the schools at which they will be observing are as folows: The Recreation Dept. an The annual Easter sunrise the charter for 120 days order to have some direction un service will be held at the Buist high school. There will be no modern dance class. Everyone nounces that in the final games of the Adult Basketball League til a candidate for the position Anderson estate on Simsbury Clover St.

School, Eileen Cur- is invited to participate. play Thursday night, Windsor is hired, Mountain shortly alter 5 a.m. and will be followed by an Eas- The council would have the Federal Savings defeated tne Teachers by a score of 86-70 ter breakfast served at tlia power to appoint tne town Assault Charge Leveled at Man treasurer for an indefinite term Ray Gaylord of Windsor Feder ley, Nancy Dahlstrom and Jean Morris. John F. Kennedy School, CaHy Capretta and Barbara Noel.

Poquonock School, Nancy Baltronis, Cheryl Cummings, Joyce Gailis, Karen Katonica and Sara Weisenhoff. al was high scorer with and he would be the agent Gale Memorial by young people of the First Congregational Church. points. He was also voted out of the town deposit fund. The standing player of the Tourna deputy of the treasurer author ment.

The losers were the de ized to sign checks would also MANCHESTER (Special) 43-year-old man was Friday night by Det. Graham on a court-issued West Indian Dance Will Be Held Tonight fending champions. John Fitch School, Barbara stanknwitz: Leland P. Wilson be appointed by the council, The charter will be submitted Mrs. Emerson A.

Hale, presi enhnnl. Linda Smith: and Rog A West Indian dance tonight to Professor James R. Brown, dent of the Windsor Republican Wolcott School, Barbara will be held at the Italian warrant charging him witn indecent assault. Women's Club announces of the University of Hartford for technical review. The com American Club on Tolland Street in East Hartford.

He was Vernon R. Hanson, NEW PRESIDENT Mrs, Bloom. Courteous Driver Awards meeting will be held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Raymond H. Loomis.

27 Grande Ave. All mission will discuss any sug Christine Moser of 18 Elm St 32 S. Hawthorne who was gestions Professor Brown may Chief Julian P. Darman and released without bond under tne no-cash bail pact, for arraign members are invited to attend, make and then send it on to tne the Windsor Public Safety Com Rocky Hill, will be installed president of the Rocky Hill Republican Women's Club at the annual meeting Thursday. The Coffee House The public is invited to dance to the music of Jasper Jenkins band and hear Kitty Kathryn sing the blues and calypso.

Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. ment in Circuit Court 12 April mittee Friday announced that several courteous driver awards were made in January and Feb- The Maisery Coffee House, 3. Board of Selectmen bv April 7. With the approval of the proposed charter by the Board of Selectmen, a referendum would be held some time in June.

sponsored by the Windsor Youth officers will be installed at Police said Hanson's arrest Council, will open at the Re niarv. results from a complaint on his INCLNERATOR CONTRACT INKED: Lucien DiFazio of Trinity Builders seater left, and Mayor John W. Shaugh-nessy, right, sign the contract for a $683,000 addition to the East Hartford incinerator. Construction should be completed within a year. Watching are Atty.

Charles P. DiFazio and Corporation Counsel F. Timothy McNamara (Courant Photo by Robert B. Ficks). creation Center April 1 at dinner meeting at the Clam Box Restaurant, Wethersfield, by Mrs.

Lillian Yerrington, organ actions with a teenager on nu Motorists who received awards are as follows: Sidney If the selectmen reject it or do nothing about it, a petition p.m., not April 8, as previously I rm i merous occasions over a long Henry Ford made his first automobile in 1896. It was driven by a two-cylinder engine. announced in me vuuraui izer of the club. Huntington, 224 West Windsor? Miss Bridget L. Mc- period of time.

with 15 per cent of the elec Windsor news column..