Burns and Sinks 88Aboard Still Missing

Presbyterian Men will meet The Women’s Society of Chris- Monday at 7:30 p.m.. at the Uan Service o f South Methodist church for a short business Church will meet Mimday at 8 Sunset Rebeksh Xiodffe wlQ meeting and nominations 6t of Caoudy and wtaf^.Wiai eae«^ meet pnij luive Its fln t noni' p.ih. in Cooper Hall at the ficers for the coming year. Re church. The Rev. John Poet, nlaoal rain, olegring, ooolar tnstlon of ofitcers Monday at 8 freshments will be served. night, oloudy aad tataeayllCM/ ■« .' pjn. at Odd Fellow's Hall. Mlrs. District superintendent, will Mrs. Blaine Abbott Bponberg epeak on “Our Christian Com m orrow; low teaker school, 38 School St. Registra tomorrow from 9:30 a.m. to 4 at a meeting of Gibbons As tion is at 7:4S. The public is in 'The Manchester Bducatlon p.m. at Burton’s on Main St. vited. dub will meet Wednesday, Nov. sembly, Catholic Indies of Co In 2 Actions Proceeds will be donated to 17, im Bowers School at 8 p.m. lumbus on ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. Moms Caught charity at the K of C Home. Grace Group of Center Con- 903 MAIN STREET->643-2478 CAXJPATRIA, Calif. (AP) 'The Toung people’s Society ot She will speak on "Spices and Junior Girl Scout Troops 60S gregatirmal Church will meet Extrauita,’’ with emphaala on —Police OMlgned squad cars Monday at 8 pm.^ ln the Rob Zion BvangeHcal iLutheran THERE’S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY to check complaints of and 604 of Waddell School will Church will meet Sunday at 7 the origin and use of well-known meet for the first time under bins Room at the Church. Mrs. and rare spices. She will also Cong Suffer mothers that boys too young Burns and Sinks Doris Hughes, state policewom p m . at the home of the coun to have licenses were driving new leadership Monday at 3 selor Mrs. Andreas Lorensen, offer various hints on methods p.m. in the school cafeteria. an, will speak. Refreshments of using spices. to high school classes. will be served. 106 Branford St.- A sound re cording of the Lutheran Church, A graduate of Regis College Officers made this report; where she received a BA In Unlicensed teen-age driv iMrs. Francis R, Murray o f 99 Missouri Synod, "Apait or a Part?” will be heard. foods and nutrition and home SMQl 'y » M [ h ers cited: None. SEYMOUR Trebbe Dr. la one of 30 nurses economics, Mrs. Sponberg has High Losses Mothers cited for driving who received letters of recogni served as administrative dieti without licenses: Nine. Aboard Still Missing The Rev. Fatal W. Peterson 88 tion from the refresher program tian on the staff of the Aetna Police Chief Roy Courtney a u t o s t o r e s of the First Covenfuit Church of I for nurses at the Institute of Life Insurance Co., Hartford. SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P)— U.S. and Vietna said: "All the women said Jamestown, N.Y., will conclude 681 MAIN STREET living at exercises last night. mese forces _ ^ a y reported they inflicted heavy casual- they had drivers’ licenses. the fall series with the topic Chairmen for the meeting She had attended a 20-hour are Mrs. Bernard Fogarty and They just forgot, them In OPEN TONIGHT “Feet for Faith and Wings for taes on the Viet Cong in two separate actions, one a course In psychiatry. Mrs. Maurice O’Connor. A short their haste to get the kids to Worship!’ at a buffet-style sup Communist ambush that backfired. business meeting will precede American casualties were de- -______• schodh’’ per tonight at 6:30 at FeUow- The Iêglon Auxiliary vrill the program. Members and ecrlbed as moderate In .fighting ^ 1 Two Ships have Its annual membership shlp Hall of Triailty Covenant guests are welcome. about 40 miles north of Salgo^ Viet Nam and South poUuck Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Church. where 146 Viet Oong were re- bombed. RUPTURE-EASER the Legion Home. The event is ported killed. apparently by U.S. irfanes. Margaret Gets Tj»i>M.u.».>itoiu*wn>eM»ew»d) open to members and women m. .k u Reports said that one civilian ’The other heavy toll wae said was Wiled. Save 462 £S.&Kaiit or left Interested in joining the auxili Old-Fashioned ary. Police Arrests inflicted on the Reports said that one civilian sue $495 Viet Cong about 40 miles south- was Wiled, Western ‘Howdy’ Double $8.98 A bartender in a Main St. eastôf the capital, where 161 The Americana Involved In From Sea _ ___ He ntoiif lisilrMl restaurant was arrested last guerrillas were Wiled and as the fierce fighting north of Sal- ®y DORIS KLEIN A stronf fbim-filtlni wnlnbli tuppert for night, charged with breach of m ^y as 800 others , eaUmated gon were members of the 3rd PAGB, Ariz. (AP) — Even a NASSAU, Bahama! nduciblo inpilnil homlt. 6Kk laclni M* FAIRWAY (AP) — A fierce, qui<^. kjrtohU. jnopo IB. front Adjustable Mg the peace, on complaint of a Brigade of the 1st Infantry Dlvi- Princess, this time Britain’s *t"P- Soft *!»t groin Hd. For nan, WIN A TURKEY patron who says he was hit on spreading fire destroyed nonMn md chlldron. MtU ordtrti glut Jarman Communist units initiated two slon. A U.S. spokesman said the^*!**®*®* Margaret, couldn’t n m r t around lewast part of abdsoMa the head by a bottle or some attacks during the night, both Infantrymen of the “Big Red shake the reputation for West the cruise ship Yarmouth Ipdcifif Hgkt left er doubla FREE other instrument. brings you a on 1st Cavalry Division posi- One’’ battled the Viet Cong sev- hospitality of Page — pop- Castle today and ctargets about were believed damaged. Take, for Insifcance, Irene The 366-foot vessel, en route WDRC ’The complaint was lodged by eer. The majority of the mer 409 Hartford Rd^—649-9946 Oak Lodges of B’nal B’rlth are chandise will be new items in An Sizes of •40 miles northwest of Saigon. A Viet Oong recolUess rifle Lake Powell Mo- from Miami to Nassau, went Leonard S. Palozie, of Elling (left to right) Mrs. Sidney ton, who came out of the res cluding housewares and chil ; The demUltarlzed zone dlvld- which was believed to have hit P® Princes®, her husband, down at 6:03 a.m., uo miles Green, Mrs. David Kahn and dren’s toys. Sidney Green Is ------— ------the personnel carriers was si- m-fated Crnise Ship Yarmoath CasUe as It Appeared Recently in Port east of Miami, in the Bahamas, taurant with a towel wrapped Mrs. Sol Roman. The auction Is cookie and around his head and called to chairman of the auction assist lenced.by three U.S. Air Force about four hours after she was scheduled for Wednesday at 8 Supersabres. stayed there Friday night. Patrolman John Walrath who ed by Seymour Kudlow. Admis enveloped by flames. p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. sion Is free and the public is coke tins The Viet Oong broke contact silverware,’’ rtOffiDA a »A s n a a m a m a is Three hours after the sinking, THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS was nearby. Proceeds will benefit the or iLooks exactly like cordovan..| Cheshire Boy welcome. ’The women’s group of Friday afternoon, the spokes- J®*™®®"- “So my sls- fa*T toe Coast Guard at Miami said .1 Palozie was treated at Man ganizations’ philanthropies and These colorful tins^ liid ia ii RIv m * HorigoM Oranges , B’nai B’rith hM also been spon We defy anyone but an expert to distinguish » men said, but air and artillery _.Grace. and I pooled our it, could account for only 462 of . 18 for 49e chester Memorial Hospital and services, such as Senior Citi Speedy Recovery released. soring the Mittens for Mans come in all sizes and this fine new "Corfam” upper from cordovan ‘Responsible continued to pound their posl- sterling. Other people toe 650 passengers and crew Gratn Squash ...... 2 lbs. 29c zens, and the welfare depart ’The dispute reportedly cen field Drive. (Herald photo by filled with homemade^ leather. Light in weight and more comfoiv tions and loaned demltasse cups. They men aboard toe S8-year-old ves Pramlum leii Craoni ...... V2 gol. 89e ment’s annual Canned Food Ofiara.) suspected routes of "riT «d sel. tered around Palozie’s refusal cookies, candies or table. Come try a pair! For Slayings escape. ^ and we were ThA AO ^ “se old-fashioned motel The cruise sWp Bahama Starj Potatoos ...... 10 lbs. 49c to accept food he was served. Omf Of A Glastonbury man, George cake make a rnost^ Forecast for Ike which was trailing toe Yar ► W A-ÛRY (AP)-A coro- J>*an^troops eX "r had U n « wTisJ^^theêT^bi^ In and Out of Season—^Fresh From ’The Orchard L. Neleon, 66, of 948 Hebron K thoughtful gift After her has nded that Roger described as light, but an offl- anyway.’’ “ mouth (Castle and had her in FT. GORDON, Ga. (AP) — gon*|L through at least sight when toe fire broke out, Mam, Cortlands, Red Delicious, Northm Spys, Baldwins Ave. was arrested yesterday Beaudry Jr., 18, of Cheshire was change late today listed and McGowan Apples; also Bose Pears, Red &utlett Pears evening, charged with intoxica W Christmas they have^ , them as moderate. ' watched for any chaiq^ haW • cued 90 ntore, and 12 badly ^ b o x e s or can be used in the coast city of Utah and nniriihATTi A ivMM n alter their belief that the former White and Bine Grapes, Pomegranates, Cantaloupes, Persian where he was brought so that HOME BAKED PRODUCTS ôhn F. Phelan told newsmen Vung*^Tau to“iaIg;r.^“ ':^-“‘ Arizona. T*easoyi th e^ ilocton W*«f burned survivors were flown to and Honeydew Melons, Imported Chestnuts, Figs and Plums. fl'^®y P^êd to return to TVe^ president wiU recover from his are optlmlsUc, Nassau In Coast Guard helicop his family could be contacted ^ f o r more goodies. Friday after Issuing bis finding, mese forces received 'Haimr said, was SEE IJS FOR: Belgium Endive, Green and Yellow Beans, and asked to pick him up. word son later In the day. ters. AT HOUSE AND HALE #he boy. ctymot be charged with second heart attack and may somctlnxas8 "it’s "It's better to Brussels Sprouts, Boston Lettuce, IkKarole, Artichokes, Egg He was brought to State Jail Plant, Peas, Broccoli, Spinach, Kale, Beet Greens, Cran MAIN STREET BOTH STORES . A murder or any other crime be (See Page Eleven) (gee Page Eleven) play goU again. have a beast attack In your 70s The 88 others, the Coast berries and Com on the Cob. at Hartford when he was unable cause of his Ecge. He said this Hflvnnri Guard said, "are not accounted to post 328 bond. r ARE OPEN AJ From the evidence o f Ws phy- for.” 10 A.M. — SATURDAY. NOV. 13 also applied to Roger's friend CUBA "Here’s Where You Meet Your Ndghbors and Friend IW He is scheduled to appear in slclans, Drs. Thomas Mattingly cl^ S ? said FTONIGHT TILL piames McCann, 14, o f Prospect, and Harry Harper, the five-gto^ „ l i An earlier report that the court at Manchester Nov. 29. cruise sWp Florida had rescued whom Phelan found jointly re- general seemed to be on Ms way gn created ^ ^ ■ Cro96 Locates Position Wheiv Ship Sank 80 persons proved erroneous. •ponslble with Roger in one of Son Wai Succeed . ' •ô'c'SiSL.y, h. -fc "THE K IN G the slayings. The Bahama Star notified too N Elsenhower, 76, appeared to okj person can have a painless Coast Guard that she had 880 of The vlotlms, Mrs. Ella qe taking In stride the diagnosis heart attack because nature has persons aboard, had searched Praduce!" Beaudi-y, i l » r RSberfi ---.,S«n»-Byird-ia-Seaê^- -C e y e a ^ Friday,-rthat the chest- atoendyu-araatod- new blood ves- Openitipn SeaWt Beaudry, 11, were found dead toe area "and found no more.” PERO palns that sent Wm ^to the bospl-hospl- eels to compensate for it. And \ Charles Badeau of toe Baha 276 OAKLAND STREET e OPEN 7 DAYS e 648-6384 In the Beaudry home In Ohesire - eWer Byrd, Who resigned after nT “".® “ oWer person C JL A A I ¥1 ■m Oct 6 by Roger Beaudry Sr., mas Sf« Rescue Auxiliary hrid ^ W y«"syears In public officeofflmbec^sa because second second maymay toleratetolerate aa heartheart attackattack bet-bet- £* iK St tU ilU ttlO B O d t out some hope that loss of Ufa a truck driver, when he re W er publisher and state sena- of an arthritic condition would ^ st^ck since 1966. ter than a young person.’’ turned home from work. might nof pe as heavy as ^ named to the U.S. regain Ws health and added- spokesman said In a Mattingly said there would be feared. In his finding, _ êlan held Senate seat occupied for 82 "I’m.not going to deal Wm out ®^®‘®""®nt at 10:40 p.m. Friday » Period when Elsenhower Roger andI .Tama,James wboth f c respon- vearsJesrs hwby f>,othe man— w*Ws own---- as a .leader’’ night that Eisenhower "spent a would have to slow down until En Route to Cuba "It le very posslNe that toer* Bible for the fatal shooUng of career and political Ideas most ’The appointment of tha '’®*^ comfortable evening. He "he has a good recovery. But at are more survivors aboard toe ^berta Beaudry but said Roger parallel, Ws father. yoUnger Byrd was hailed hv sleep early, having moment we don’t see the WEST, Fla. (AP) — a to 4,000 refugees begins early boats," Badeau said, "It is. Im Y o u ’ve told us s o - ^ In excur- next month. possible to get sn aocuihte Heath nrf ms^’esponslUe mryfiViAv- for the DOintefl l?»4f9ovr Vrts was ail__ ap-_ most . party. . T- leaders >*'*w*o a\.xvc4S»across thatno the earlier »s part of the eve- likelihood__ __of ,a residual compll- _ government-chartered ------Jarman shoes to nwither, pointed Friday by Gov. AlberUs state, but'toe*re'wwe reading. cation or such an area of______addl- slon boat sailed for Cuba early '^* Skipper K’s departure ®0“ ” t now.” ^ H^son Jr., lltUe more than notes. Eisenhower is expected to damage as Is going to today on the first shuttle of On. ^®^ ^®®^ meant the re-. *nie Finnpulp radioed the O U R ' you are _J?®__^. ^ violation ------of ------®?®^ wurpnaowrpriae an- 4»Tt«Tt fiAAmaa a a m .___ _ ai.- ___ ... have »a visitviaii Lcxiavtoday fromirom Dr. make Wm luni a cardiaccaraiac cripple.”cripple.* ..««« o».n«« unz. ___ ,.___ . sumption------of — -a *Florida-boimd Coast------Msaw Guard mw that xmruixjuui toe Yarmouth laws ot toe State of OonneoU- nouncement by toe governor of be onnosltlon in »nll Dudley WWte, toe heart The doctors Indicated thatlaL as aa .. j Sealift, ^ ^ . new hope tor 7stream------of refugees that hculcu halted Castle, wWch wsuvais pucopUes between uvLwwn mMl- i* CAN'T Bt BEAT cut,” toe coroner said. Then, ^® r^rement of Harry F. Byrd ©r nrimarv specialist who gained national of now Elsenhower would prob- thousandsûsands of Cubans chafing to last week when CastroCastix) banned ami and Nassau, was •“burator _ I noting their ages, he declared 78. , next vear’’ ’'e assisted In the ably stay at the Ft. Gordon hos- I®®'’® ^®‘*' Communist home- further sailings of smaU craft right to toe water line.” them to be “delinquent____ chll-___ ®^*t whether the son might i„o+An t.' treatment 10 Pttal for two weeks and then be ' “ America.----- . from - the - port of Camarioca. "It was a terriWe sight ” said V WIDE dren'"------and referred toe case to over Ws father’s role as ifth” President years ago. transferred to the big Walter „^® ^ 7®*^ smooto and ^nds ^ The shutdo^TO came after Cu- W.R. Cooper, a Coast ’Guard mimaSKulasaa.1 toe JuvenUe Court tor further of VIrgLa.*' emocratlc Qubs ^ ^ Reed Army HospUal W Wa^w ^““writles d7 heiioopte7''pilot"wl«> fleiT into RANGE OP CHOICE West shortly after midnight. plored to» risk of fenylng refu- Nassau with three of toe survl. Ewrr ttora cm clalfli Kt dm . pimHi nmf*rt, tf catrw, M The 86-foot craft Skipper K Bees that Included toddlers, old vors. "Flro and smoke riKM 4- speculate. Ik* piMf it In tb« «*vln|. W« tkiraftra Indta t m M tett Mr (See Page Eleven) ^ ®‘®- telegram not to act hastily. S ®®^’ T ^ s^ home v in ~ Bos- plans to load 160 of about 2,000 People and women In a hodge- 006 feet Wgh.” * Harrison said lio hoped the refugees clustered at Matanzas P® for another six-year term. heads *— the medical team here. KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) - Diligence was to escort toe during toe voyage to Key West. (See Page Three) Broilers this weekend. 150 Illinois Homes One man alraoSv t. . . . u i. e^rossed belief Eisenhower Conje choose from over 70 options-such as: By legal deflWtion it was t Skipper K through the 90-mlle M inton, Florida Straits toward Prime □ Fade-Resl^SshtJSlî Power Brakes □ Woodlike Deluxe Steering Wheel o A f if o t ______□ Ford Air Conditioner n T e r c ^ ™ □ 4-Speed^ Manual Transmission □ Wire-Style Wheel Cktvers The cutter was to lie in wait □ Removable Luggage Rack outside Cuban territorial □ Power Steering □ T-Bar 3-Speed Cruise-Q-Matic Drive SMO^s'f OP Ml k waters, then escort the refugee Rhodesian Whites □ Night-Lighted Rally Pac laden ersuft to Key West, where □ Choiceof3V-8‘supto271hp □ AM Radio/Stereo-Sonic Tape Friday. But vers with □ Power Top daughter-in-law aflve. The ma (See Page Two) ______^ "Now,” said Mattingly, "he’s shopping mall, tour persons in- Folding Arm Rest * 15.95 — !— ------jured—two can, will Join the Skipper K In SACJÛRY, Rhodesia (AP) Smith’s govermnent. The office, Simulated Knock-Off Hubs terial things are tmimportant,” □ Convertible Tonneau Cover the shuttle Monday. It Is expect- —sum signs of dissension however, was closed. □ Special Handling Package (22-to-1 ' ■he said. toem—Oirlstinas decorations ed to arrive here Sunday from □ Sports Cortsole Q Red Band Sidewall Tires w : steering ratio; heavy-duty suspension) All were visiting her when toe tom down and 12 youths in cus- ifeIts homeW>nTe''p^rt” port, B Biloxi', lloW ~M Miss, li7'’ lt ^ ® " « appeared In Rho- . ®®*^®*^ servants In Saliii- and PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THANKSGIVING , tornado hit but none were seri- -X, . .. . also can-carry 160 passengers. desla today toward Prime Min- .®* J**®” British. Fox: estimated display window The were reported Wtter at Smito’a IS-RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER so it's t W «i8ly hurt. - - seaHft, announced In Ister Ian Smith’s unUateral deC- declaration” to order your turkey. ^ TOe twister swirled through * northeastern Blinois and de- ■troyed at least 160 homes and Wide Range of Choice Is Offered . , y ' house trailers at Preston Heights; SjUgar Creek, another Attending were local youths and wiU end before an alrUft of 3.000 raported ciUSng iunona i ^ w w T ®®“®“ ®**»« *®>V Aberlee-LaBroad Farm Fresh Ndtive Joliet subdivision; and Cbanna- guests from toe Job Ooips train- ' ■—■ ■ ' -■-■i------— . 'Cwimg him. hon, 12 miles southwest of JW- civU servants with close ties to a — ... GOLDEN HARVEST TURJ^S Ing center at nearby Battle Britain and In some segments of ^ tot. Creek. 3 toe Rhodesian armed forces. attached to toe Rhodeslaa There I was one fatality. Mrs. , The center had been dedicat Waterbury Man Berman Helsler, about 70, who smith, however, was firmUy New Crop Frozen Brown Is ed formally only hours before Shot to Death In control and confident. He left ^ Was visiting her daughter's by Sargent Shriver, director of Salisbury for toe country to wlto sti^ Brit. LAND OF LAKES home In Ohannahon was killed back in smart toe'' office of Bkx>nomic Oppor WATERBURY (AP)- Thomas Ws first weekend as the ering th e r^ sE * U.S. GRADE A TURKEYS by falling debris when toe tor tunity. nado blew away the house. Before the violence was put SWIFT’S BUTTERBALL TURKEYS wardi^pbes... Her husband, Herman He- down, every poUcy. agency _ . In <® “®®'“‘ ®A>*Jy tWs Demonstrations against “ ®“ ®<1 Bloomy. Mler, was hoapKaUsed In Joliet Kalamazoo County plus state “ omlng behind a building at Smith’s declaration of Independ- “Business has been gWnf and a limited number of those wonderful In critical condition. U.S. Grade Double A — Prime, Plump . At least 46 persons were treat- poHce answered a general as- Elizabeth and Bishop streets, ®nce broke out In Dar Es Sal- *>wfihm In toe lart two weeks,” slstance call. police said. aam, Tanzania, and Ih Leopold- one businessman. "Every- TOBIN’S FIRST PRIZE TURKEYS ^ for Injuries at bQ^ltala In ‘’T m! REW EMBIAND A skirmlrii line of helmeted They were- questioning 72-year- vlUe, toe Congo. The Tanzlan waiting to see If Joliet Five were adihitt^ CAPONS — DUCKS Some peoj^c were luckier but poUce moved out to round up old JamesTrawlck of 70 Bishop domonetrators, demanding that '*^® '"'o^d go for indepeendence, wondered W)iy. the rioters. St. in connection with toe shoot- the Britlrii "hang Smith,” broke that we have the* an Shop Pinehurst Tonight till Nine Although brown was never out of the style pictw f, Judy Thrash of Preston One patrolman was hospi Into the British Information Of- *® *®“*® P««lcal •onriORO OEAIER » CSiIef Ihspector Henry Byrnes flees at Dar B)s Salaam, smash- ®^Si®“ ’ Saturday From 8 A.M. till 6 P.M. it certainly ia more popular today than for a Heights said an Inside door was talized with possible rib frac- ____ _ , ------. , ------The lipped from its hinges but there hires and internal Injuries suf------Trawlck gave WmseU up tog furniture and windows. The British governor, - sir long time. One reflection of this ia seen in the rteh was no other damage to her fered wWle trying to break up a "trotted firing three times LeopoldvlUe demonstratora wres^ w«h I Mjss Iowa Bacon If You Are A Used Car Buyer, We Have A Wonderful Selection of A-1 Values. at 65c lb. should be on every shopping list. ouatom-antiqued browb leathers which Jarman borne. "How could that be?” fight Another officer suffered a^.^^BBs with • 88-caIiber re- gathered outside the Britirii and ™ ■he asked. facial Injuries in a struggle with Portuguese embasaleo shouting f®®®*W*«d by Into congenial footwear companions Itore (han 900' persons were a youthêldln* a Ja^handle . ‘^®®®”*tog to oflfictals at St "down with Smith.” They also he was tied for ybur spring apparel. In addiUon to the 19* homeless. Most of them TWO Jhb'(SwmeSSrJ^^^ «B^ "Exited opposltton to PortiS ^ ordered put of government I HNEHURST GROCERY DILLON SALES and SERVICE, Inc. Hopt overnight in emergency t^ t^ t o r ^ e ^ W !fA«.P«>«>to>eed dead on arrivll which oonilols Angola, a S S S"ilto Friday. > daaslc slip-on shown here (with hand-sewn moa civil defense centers set up Inli ^ le a for anue and head In^- the vlothn had only cue bullet bor of toe C on ^ ^ 7 ^ ^he United Nations In New 302 MAIN STREET 819 MAIN STREET—-MANCHESTER^ CONN. . seams) we carry several other handsome Proeton Heights fire station, a Piuina • wound In Ws body. Students In Cane TWwn flotuh African leaders sought Auto in Jldiet D! winds nn afand■« against the wall of a house Jif « « ? | S ^ v '"••“Bstlon indicated that Tra- the BrttlZronsul gene^’” <2 *® the robeUlon’' by J<*et an^toraado stru^ toe area lat« yMterday. The suburb of Preeton Height! beueved a woman was w fide to deUvor a pi^îatest ™itog wwte minori- . caught toe full fi^ of'the atonn with more than 160 hot)!!! diimnUal^, 2SmI' •*“®**“ ^* “ ** wawlted and tried to stop the official acU o^ R h o^ that the united 1; ’ . . ’ 'i' I '* . A meeting o t the Tolland County Art Association, North dealer , Hosfiital Notes Sentenced to Life postponed from Nov. will Contradictory Testimony Both aidea vnlMraUa Galaxies Show Teen-aget« 9, Vlaitiiig bMira are S to 6 p.m. be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. NORTH 4 7 6 3 in all areas excepting mater at the Vernon school sys By ALFRED SHBINWCHUD doeeph DnhaeWweM In Sharkevich Slaying Presented in Berry Trial CLEVELAND, Ohio (A P ) — V A 5 nity where they are I to 4 p.m. Can Swing — with Taste tem’s Building A, Park and ■nte trouble with trying for Joseph DubashlnsW, 79, of 81 The school crossing guard blew O AKQgd j .W A K lfO W D ( A P ) , — Darryl mtnda, Oean pIea Highland Ave., Rockville; Mar diamonds, discarding a club Church at 9. Burial will be In schoolers and for high school They can’t play two bars with- The victim was Allyron L. She said it in his hand the night of May 9. through a traffic light. Partner opens with one no^ garet Meacham, Rt. 6, Bolton; frbm his hand. Since the dia St. Bridget’s Cemetery. youngsters they are getting out a 10-minute erttiqUe. A doz- YanU, 16, of 22 Kane Rd. She ®he saw him Berry also said he did not fight The car was abandoned a few trump (18 to 18 points), and the Mrs. Lillian Mlllerd, Coventry; monds had not broken favor .^rFriends may call at the fu rlch. en pals lounge around the den was treated at Manchester “ > throw it. A with anyone other than Joseph blocks from the crossing. Police next player passes. You holdii Mrs. Anne Moriarty, 153 Coop- 2nd Crash iu 3 Days ably, South had to fall back on neral home tomorrow from 7 to The members are Steve Oon- and comment, frequently hardi Memorial Hospital and released, sêtement produced in court Fri- Gardner, one of the men said to said it was registered in Barnes’ Spades, A-K-9-8-4; Hearts, 9-7-43 leading a club from the dummy. p. p.m. and Monday from 2 to 4 Thomas L. Yanta, the girl's ^“ y* '"'tilch Bailey allegedly have made unpleasant remarks name. Barnes has been arrested Diamonds, 9-8; ûbs, K-S-2. <-* nV “ letter-man football player ly- SADT LAKE CITY, Utah Bodiee lying in the aisles and This gave the opponents two and 7 to 9 p.m. Ridge Dr., Andover; Calvin stopped him; father, had removed the gun ■riade to police, stated Mrs. to Berry and Mrs. Blair as they 18 times for traffic violations What do you-aay? Russell Jr., 97 Bolton St.; Mrs. The lads faced many decl* (A P ) — “ Oh no, it can’t happen crammed in front of exits led' club tricks, and South was down Frank Schefflier, a basketball- sions. from a drawer in the bedroom threw the knife, were leaving the Market Square since 1954, officers said. Answer: Bid three aptules. M ary Rydlewlcz, 13 Union St.; again. And here I am only 80 OaP‘- Do" G. Ferguson to one. Mrs. Cora P. Warren er; Monty Oakley, who spends to loan it to a friend, according After Atty. Robert Pigeon, Cafe on. May 9. Killed were Trade Lewis, 6, Since you have 10 points In high Mrs. Ethelyn Saukaitls, 91 How should they dress — Jn South makes the contract If he a-.ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Cora his spare time helping the hand- oddball, spangled Jackets? They m ile, frnm home.-* to police. He pulled the trigger P'^hUc defender, had quesUoned Another witness, Joshua A r Linday Lewis, 8, and Richard cards, you know that the cotiP Birch St.; George Tabor, 28 refuses the first heart trick. Pitney Warren, 84, formerly of Icapped; and my own joy, Gar- selected dark blue, dihner jack- to make sure the gun was un- the state rested its case. nold of Bloomfield, who said he Gonda, 9. The girls were not bined count is 26 to 28 points; Crestwood Dr.; Mrs. Elizabeth 'n » f was U. John J, Sulli- “ There was panic," Sullivan West continues with a heart to 'Village St., widow of Henry ry Ford who has sung in the ets. van’s thousM Thurwiav nieht said “ There w M n o ' rnnsiHern loaded. A t that moment the girl Atty. Pigeon called several went to Bene’s May 9 .with Ber related. This should be enough for ganib' Vasques, 71 Whitney Rd.; Hen Tans thought Thursday night said. There was no considers- -jne^nectedlv moved into the t^tnesSes to the stand, includ- dummy’s ace. Now South is in Warren, died yesterday after church choir and is in the school Should (hey let flieir hair ry and John Williams, also told The injured children, Christo in spades, if partner has three ry Weir, 174 Center St. position to ruff his third heart noon at a Vernon convalescent chorus. grow over their ears? Decision: Wben United Air Unes Plight line of fire and was hit in the ‘"ST father and brother. how Bailey patted his pockets pher Landrum, 9, and Paula or more spades* otherwise, 1^ BIRTHS THURSDAY: A in dummy at a time of his own home. If adults believe they can Im- One burr, one near-burr and two S37 crsMilanded Short of a Salt tT k ^J^ out i ^ em e^ brought her to Kerry, the brother, un- .and said he had a knife in one should be enough for game in daughter to Mr. Find Mrs. Joel Schuschmel, 7, were reported in choosing. - She was bom in Rockville on Hackmatack Tree Will Grow at Keeney St. School pose their music on teen-agers, trimmed just like their dads’ is. and a gun in the other. notrump. - t Belanger, 25 Griffin Rd.; a son satisfactory condition at a hos South draws two rounds of June 25, 1881, daughter of the listen to what happened the oth- The parents do not Interfere, said he was in the presence of Copyright, 1965 pereons started to fill the {done. The trial will continue Tues pital. trumps and cashes the three top late U r . and Mrs. Matthew the history vanishing from the Manchester through with a strong, young dentally, Is one of, the few trees o o f er night. although we stood by for a Urns r his brother Edward, and Bailey, General Features Corp. 14 day at 10 a.m., when one more diamonds, discarding a club Mark Pitney. She was a mem- f 7,... ______.. . êsUned to grow to a in the world that is both decl- 07® The latest presumed fatsdlty “There was an exit right be- Social Worker perhaps a week or two before Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pelmas, 279 Some people gave a teen-ager fearing 'moral issues could witness may take the stand. Sgt. from his hand. Declarer next ber of St John’s Fnisnnnni Keeney Therefore, to make sure that height of about 80. feet. duous and coniferous. party with an orchestra which arise. was idenUfled Friday night as hind my seat, but everyone was May 9, at the comer of Water Parker St. Clarence O. Neff of the Rock ruffs a low diamond, setting up Church Vemon,«u u ii. ^ ^ .. l>ecame excited -T, over at least . one . „ hackmatack tree Above, David Manseau Is ap- Letter writers included Rob- Mrs. George T. Wood by United c>^»Alng to get out. I daêd To Leave ôst and Main Sts. in Scitico. Atty. Son to Succeed BIRTHS 'YESTERDAY: A plays “ The Blue Danube” and Like all jrersons of the ags ville Police department, who dummy’s leist diamond. rSurvlvors include two grand- 7® f 7 f Ko'ng to live near its name- plying the first shovelful of dirt ert Atwood, Dayna Berthiaume, eCflciate. They said their pas- other side but so many Pigeon asked him if anything i l daughter to Mr. and Mrs. “ Tea for ’Two” beautifully. But who think Lawrence Welk Is a Miss Frances Badger of 168 transpired between Bailey and Judge Shapiro said Wednesday Only now Is It time to ruff hlecM. Mr.s PhiUr. of- ‘*“ "1^ Indians once used the sake street and uphold its tradl- while Patrick " * “ - ■ ■ aenger lists did not Include her P«ople were squeezing out I had Father in Senate -T name. to wait m y turn. Suddenly there Main St., a social worker in the Edward Berry, and he said, might be able to supplement EHSTUiaOD was a flash of light and dense Manchester school system since “ yes, an argument” over Bar- evidence concerning the knife (Continued from Page One) I MAIN ST EAST HARrrORn |28;;!L' George T. Wood of Cheyeime, i AIR CONDITIONEn Amp> IRfF r . i - December 1960, will resign her bara Blair. At this point. State's in question, FREE in-car HEATERS A Requiem Eucharist Burial . , . - r j me area, oinc iing, Aima uaeiius, Peter Piela, o Hmio-Htai- tr. Galaxies for emergency But the parents have had no Wyo., said We wife had horded ‘f ” _ of Virginia in a career that oth Sullivan finally jumped post at the end of the year to Atty. Joel Rfeed IH, objected. Susan Pleshette office will be held Monday at £ 7 'T ôn^m ctlng canoes, c assroom window. -The entire Pegosh spoke on canoes, Mary Marlene Plourd, Mary Schaub, J o h ^ ^ L lIv itt ^®'P' The combo loaded a quar- moral Issues to decide, which a conneoting flight to United’s erwise is virtually a carbon take a position with the New Bradford DUIman 1 a.m. at St. John’s E p is c ^ l *'® learned that the rtass wrote letters to Horace Ann Beaulieu read a poem about John Stratton and Diane White. ^ Z n m and ‘ ®*' ton of dmms, guitars and speaks loud and clear tor tba TOgbt 227 at Cheyenne Thurs- saying the testimony was not copy of his father’s, accepted MEADOWS”^# "RAGE TO LIVE” wing, then to the ground. He Hampshire Chiidrens Aid Serv ûJhurch, rch , Rt. 30. Vemon The “ O f/iom inant hackmatack tree, Murphey, town park superin- Indians written by Annette Mrs. Gordon Campbell is their day, en route to SaK Lake City relevant to the issue in court. the appointment “ with dedicat LAURENCE OLI'VER Shown 6:89 and 9:48 started looking for his Air Force ices. - which means crooked tree” in tendent, explEtining their project Wynne, — * ...... -- Mrs. Kenneth to attend a funeral. The jury was asked to leave Tornado Wrecks ed allegiance to Virginia” and a CAROL LYNLEY “ B IL L Y ” Rev. James... L.- Grant, rector; T m a n 7 a “ ^ a c T “ ls“ tenaem, explaining their project Wynne, and Karrie Ellis teacher. (Herald photo by Ofia- Tugh^^^^To M r T n d M rs 'S a r- w T f f t o t o t o e ^ S y roU- ^ Miss Badger, a native of New buddies. the court room while- Atty. P i pledge “ to do all in m y power to with Patty Duke i i U officiate. Burial Will be m Indian language. Is currenUy and yesterday Murphey came described the tree which, inci- ra.) S r S l r t o m Windsor l7cks Some W they may even Sullivan, 24, of Malden, Mass., He never found them. Hampshire, received her MS in "BUNNY LAKE geon explained that the pur Illinois Honies advance the best interests of Shown 8:16 fcove Hill Cemetery, DISCHARGED YESTER ThenT*v,«« everyone had a_ wi—Lblast. grow up to like “Tea for Two” waa one of the 60 survivors. It medical social work from Sim pose of his questioning was to our great nation.” IS MISSING" i Friends may call at the White "^*'o wish to do so may It all began In our household — too. • waa the second time in five days (Continued from Page One) DAY : Mary Rivard, 236 W, mons College in Boston in 1942. show there was a serious argu —BUT DID SHE STARTS SUNDAY EVE. ibson Funeral Home, 65 Elm contribute to the Congregation Council Meeting Moving Soon be bad lived through an air Gov. Harrison, while admit EVER EXIST??? High St.; Joseph Dubashinski, Mine Mishaps Kill 198 While here, she has belonged to ment between Bailey and Ber t., tomorrow from 2 to 4 £ind Agudas Aohim-Chestnut Hill era A . twister and pulled the mother ting he had had only brief sid- Winner of academy award J 81 Union St.; Charles Lazar, 4 the Manchester Business and------Plus in Color------^ to 9 p.m. Synagogue in his memory. Put Off a Week ry. Atty. Pigeon said Bailey vance notice of the elder Byrd’s OAWRENCE OF ARABIA’ He had been the navigator on LONDON — British coal- Professional Women's Club and and her 2-year-old son from the Jack Lemmon The Weinstein Mortuary, Taylor St.; Mrs. Agnes Skoog, had previously testified that he decision to retire, said he had Romy Schneider K About Town an A ir Force C124 GJobemaster accidents killed 198 men the Manchester Education A s rubble. with Peter O’Toole Hartford, is in charge of ar- The Community Council of the 401 Center St.; William Batsir, had never had an argument considered it a possibility and ‘GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM ’ { W alter E. WohUebe New Scotland Yard / The Women’s Club of Man that collided with a smaU plane "'ll Injured 1,329 in 1964. The sociation. Shown 7:36 rsingements. Town’s EJconomic Opportunity 501 Tolland Tpke.; Michael Auto Overturns^ about Mrs. Blair. Although all the damage was for some time had given much i ROCKVILLE — Walter E. chester will meet Monday at 8 Sunday over Tulsa, Okla. Sulli- industry's death rate is about Children under 12 Free! Plus Featurettes 7:00 Clark, RFD 1, Bolton: Mrs. The jury was returned to the outside the Joliet City limits, all thought to a successor. GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND ôhllebe, 65, of Whittier, (Anti-Poverty) Department will p.m. at Concordia Lutheran ■van was en route back to Hill times that of the iron and GODS WINE-INSPIRED? Priscilla Suitor, Coventry; Mrs. Manchester Man courtroom and Atty. Pigeon was the city’s policemen and fire <îf., formerly of Rockville, not meet next week, as had Church and not at Second Con iUr Force Base — so miles st®«l industry and, according to TTie senator’s son, Harrison Won’t Be the Same Shirley Webb, 495 Cook Dr., Bol- BAGHDAD The ancient As- allowed to continue his question- men were pressed into emer dêd Thursday in Whittier. gregational Church as w m re north of Salt Lake — with three ® government chief inspector, Syrians thought sesame - seed said, waa best trained and Driver Injured been expected, but wiU convene LONDON (A P ) —Scotland ters, but funds were lacking to ôn; Mrs. Minnie St. Pierre, 65 Is Hospitalized ing. gency service. equipped to “ follow in the foot _A native of Rockville, he had ported. A1 Juster, a professional other crew members who sur "More than half of the wine inspired the gods to create the following week instead. Yard is moving soon, and some- complete it. "Brookfield - - St.; Mrs. Imogene He asked Wayne Berry if Bai Rescue crews worked through steps of his illustrious father.” been living in 'Whittier for 15 hypnotist, will present a dem- A Manchester man waa vived the Oklahoma collision. dents should not occur.’’ the earth. As Car Hits Pole Sir Richard Pennefather, Toner, RFD 1, Bolton; Scott ley had made any remarks, and the night with floodlights, jjears. He w m employed by the Jay R. Stager, chairman of how the world-famous police ^ ‘ cnara i-enneratner, re onstration and lecture on the charged with driving under the The other three didn’t escape The younger Byrd said it was CHARTER OAK RESTAURANT Gaffney, 19 Durant St.; Paul he said yes, "he pointed his fin searching for possible victims “difficuR to imagine a more ly.S. Envelope Co., Hartford, A young driver was Injured the newly appointed seven- headquarters won’t be the 7® Metropoli- “Phoenomena of Hypnosis.’’ j, with death Thursday. 120 CHARTER OAK STREET — MANCHESTER member council, said today that Police, purchased the incom- Boissonneault, 55 Wells St.; 01 * ger and said, T ’ll get you Ed trapped in debris. Policemen challenging assignment” and ^ fo r e being transferred to last night when he lost control There wiU be a social hour at NOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR the entire subject of applica- plete building in 1877. It was Leo Lange, 157 Park St.; An failure to grant the right of Airport manager Joe Bergln die’.” and 40 soldiers from a nearby added that “ none can ever take (Jalifomia. 7:30 p.m. ______of his car and struck a tele- tions and grants is so new local- Although the name Scotland demoUshed and Norman Shaw, drea Donlon, Talcottville; Mrs. aald BYiday the airliner touched Erikson^ Pardus Appointed Atty. Reed cross - examined Army Installation patrolled his place in the heart of Virgin 1 Survivors include his wife, way to oncoming traffic after down “ 800 to 400 feet short of the witness, who repeated his Preston Heights and Sugar lirs . Camilla Gross WohUebe- a Center St. and ly that more time is needed for is being retained, the one of the leading architects of Marilyn Cohen, 583 Hartford ia.” PIZZAS OR GRINDERS^ The card party for members “ accident on Rt. 30 In Vemon the runway,” then bounced, testimony on the argument be Creek against possible looting. son, W alter E. WohUebe Jr of Kd., breaking it about 16 studying needs and procedures. Pohee are leaving their strange the day, was commissioned to Kd.; James Fitzgerald, 333 and friends of Orford Parish night. okidded along the concrete air- Symphony Assistant Leaders tween the two men. Under ques- Property damage in Preston Whittier; five brothers, Joseph ^®®^ above the ground. The first task of the council, building, with its distinctive design a police headquarters Main St.; Leonard Fielding, DELIVERED Chapter, DAR, originally sched- ^ Police report that Nelton atrip, twisted off onto a sand Heights alone was estimated at WohUebe of Hartford’ Frank "^^® <3r*ver, David A. Bohadik, it decides that local need ex- rounded comers, and moving overlooking the Thames River. KFD 1, Ver,non: Louis Ml- Bean Imports Checked uled for last Tuesday has been *âron, 26, o f 107 Eldridge St., patch and burned. William Eriksen and William Since coming to Connecticut told*"hi’m''^he” didn’f ^ ^ ^ w W $1 million. W IT H IN 6 MILE RADIUS Wohllebe, George Wohllebe and Lodge Dr. was treated i®ts, wiU be to apply for am in- ® 20-story block of glass The commissioner of pwllce oh^-ud, RFD 3, Vemon; Su- D. Pardus have been appointed in 1964 he has played the trom- happened the night of M ay^9^ ON ORDERS OF |2 OR MORE re-scheduled for next Tuesday driving east on Rt. 30, just BulUvan said everyone sat In a wide area south of Joliet, WASHINGTON — All lima Arthur WohUebe, all of Tolland Manchester Memorial Hospi- itlal development grant, which concrete in the nearby vie- and his staff moved into their zanne Du bey, 14 Highland St.; co-assistant conductors of the bone with the Manchester Civic Bailev had nrevimislv at 8 p.m. in the conference room '^®®‘ ®f Dart Hill Rd., when the atiU until the plane came to electric power was disrupted beans imported to the United y d Carl WohUebe of Redwood tal for a lacerated scalp and an will furnish federal funds for toria section of London. new offices in 1890 along with ^ ’ oientruck he was operating went Manchester avic Orchestra for Orchestra, the HarUord Sym- he s L Edwart ^ TEL. 643-1492 s rest. Then there waa a mad when the storm severed a tower States must be inspected for City, Calif.; two sisters Mrs injured right elbow. paying a director and staff to Under a new telephone dialing the Criminal Investigation De- vemon; Mrs. Aileen Demers ^ ’ ®"' '‘ ''®, off the ^right eh t side o f the" road, this season by Vytautas Mari- phony, the Capitol City Band Ws h ^ d t h a t ^ i l OF COURSE YOU CAN PICK THEM UP AS USUAL dash for the emergency exits. and five power lines. cyanide content. Domestic Frances Riê ot Whu7r’ • Tn d According to police, who are develop a community action system Scotland Yard will losf Partment. and daughter. 326 Spruce St.; meeting h « been post^^^^^ un- ”doft josius, music director and con- and the Insurance City Sym- hafseTn h L m fke threl®^th^^t a utility Extensive property damage beans are safe, but those from Mrs. Laura W. Walsh of Hart- investigating, Bohadik was program. its famous number Whitehall The yard had reaUy arrived. Mrs. Jean Turner and daugh- “ ® December meeung. ductor of the orchestra. phonic Band. He received » fng L u o n s w u f n pole, and rolled over (m the was also reported in Tinley some tropical Ismds are danger ford, and a grandson. driving west on Center when his If the grant is approved, Man- 1212. The new number will have Scotland Yard is the head- ter. East Hartford; Mrs. Bar------A resident of .Glastonbury, bachelor of music degree at irfiu,pr,i _____ ^ * highway. One Show 6:80 Park, 16 miles east of Joliet. The funeral and burial will veered to the left off the Chester's Economic Opportunity only digits, something like quarters of London’s Metro- I*®-ra Gagnon and daughter, Joseph Dyer, director of the ously high in prussic acid. Louis J. LaVole, 86, o f 24 Eriksen is director of bands at Boston University. He studied the stand and ouestioned f° road and along a grass area Department will have about four 451212. polltan Police but as any Sher- Vemon Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Connecticut Economic Oppor- Glastonbury High, junior high trombone with John W. Coffey, E ither he b| Monday in 'Whittier. Grove St., Rockville, coining for 132 feet before striking the months to submit a program for The name Scotland Yard is Holmes fan knows, is best Beverly Mosher and son. Marl- tunltyOffice, wiU be the guest and elementary schools. He was former bass trombonist of the ences with Rnllev onri^ h YOU MUST SEE IT! saw pole with its left side. The car additional grants. The program traced to a lecend that an aran ûown for its detectfves. The borough; Mrs. Rita Griffin and speaker at a meeting of the director of instrumental music Boston Symphony and National u- ^ t Mrs. Mary D. GUdden In the Rochester (N. H.) school Broadcasting Orchestra. He few argu- k Ii b iih ;. ^ s . Mary Daniels GUdden of *”as *^°wedtowed away away. proposal again wlU have t o ^ o ?L n d at ^ âs set up in 1878 and to- ®on, Marlborough; Mrs. Sandra iSwanls Club of M ^chester. S L e ~ ^ h ^ ^ ' eKS eiSS The accident occurred about fKy local need and will have to as Scotland because huiidinirs about 1,700 plain-clothes Wles® and daughter, 132 Trout Inc., on Tuesday at noon at the „ „ ati-iinir tiia systKn for five years before ûdied conducting with Dr. Lee B to*. !^.“ beciiTse°“rtcSrSi-^ TONIGHT sliH iiie... Ltoevlew, Avon, sister of Wll- -n^^® Starts U vn E. DEmlels of Manchester, 'P-m i* . prove participation. In an ad- ^ ere were set aside to Tccom ' ^'•® ®"g^^®face, and was held for observa and a knife in the other. me, 96 Webster S t, Hart- 'vben a car entered the street have to list some of the pos- Scotland Yard is expected to yesterday In connection W it h be T e m e ^ Heat Your Car the University of Connecticut, (Tech.) of their station by the name of tion. He will be relea^ under The jury was again asked to Warn ., with a solemn high Mass '^'’om a parking lot on the north Projects, of a future corn- Free Gallon Gas where he studied bassoon with THE GIANT STORY II |iam-i Itil iiiidliolal Mmlittii |,|| |di the little street—Scotland Yard move into toe new building recent breaks Into the supply J. a $500 bond for appearance in leave the court room while Atty. niiviK in.iili* Ilf :mIhH; .. .wilt, • requiem at 9 at St. Augus- ®**^® bit the 'Vlara car on munity action program. aût toe middle of next year. hut at Mt. Nebo athletic field. Robert Schaffer, piano with Tonight thru Sunday Pigeon explained that Bailey’s —which It faced. The name The Presbyterian Church ‘^breuit Court 12 in Rockville on Exciting First Run! 10:25 OF MODERN HAWAII I -„ e ’s Church, Hartford. Burial ^be right. Viara weis pushed In- ‘^ ® director’s salary, to be stuck. The move has been made nec Several other juveniles Involved Nov. 30. knife will have a Harvest Home with Asher Zlotwlk. He recent- Sundays w jl be in Soldiers Field, North- the easttoound lane where he ‘ be federal grant, is essary by the massive, expan- were referred to Juvenile Court. Sgt. Walter Smlegel and Pa- ' - _ Charlton „ _ yvEiTE ' Curiously, Scotland Yard al. ly returned from Norwich, Eng- 2:00-4:16-6:30-8:45 wood Cemetery, Wilson! stmek a stopped car which was ^’^POcted to be somewhere be- "^® Metropolitan PoUce Served with warrants charg- trolmen Robert Ahnert'aid"jota Heston Moviieux Weekdays and Sat. BURNSIDE Ji'riends may call at the fu- being operated by Robert D. ^ e e n $8,000 and $14,000. most became a national opera foroe. ingIng larceny under, S250$250 were ^*‘® ^ Stodd tavest.iratod. land as a Fulbright exchange 580 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD welcome new church members. Stodd investigated. _ George 7:10-9:16 nâl home tonight from 7 to 9 Ames, 28, of 13 West St." ------—— house. In 1875 foundation.-} for No decision has been taken on Frank W illiam Chsmp Jr., 17 teacher. While there he was a FREE PARKING 528 33,33 ____ Antonio Rodriguez, 52 VII- guest conductor of the college Chakiris Nuyen a w tomorrow from 2 to 5 and Bernard E. Boland. 31, of 49 - r » i j . , such a building were laid toe future of toe old ScoUand o f 180 Eldridge' St., and James . _ c. J I®8® SL, was arrested at 2:48^ orchestra and regularly con _ JAMES T 9 p.m. Winter St. was charged early X tllO C l 6 Sia W ultCS alongside toe police headquar- Yard. It may be pulled down. Philip CovllI, 16,------o f 196 Autumn---- this morning by patrolman Paul i4!i-iinii[Hii this morning with improper , St. Both were released In the MCNaU St. had Its repair- Bellerose and charged with ducted a bi'ass ensemble at the MAIN ST E4ST H/SRTrORD ■ 528 2?I0 Darren College of Education, where he AIR CONDITIONED Amplf (Rll PiilunE Archie Berkowitz backing. He will appear in court U D C H D l S S C I l S l O l l custody of their fathers and will ®*" ® b®®"®® suspended by the operating under the influence was a senior lecturer. Ends Tonight—"Red Line 7000” 6:45-9:20— Co-Hit 7:35 T30LUMBIA—Archie Berko on Nov. 29. appear in court Nov. 29. Motor Vehicle Depart- q, and failure to drive 'RED LINE 7000" He became a member of the Saturday and Sunday witz, 66, of Chestnut Hill, died BolEmd was parked in his sta- (Continued from Page One) The-rthree breaks at Mt. Ne- '° r five days, with two right after hte car ran up a ' Manchester Civic Orchestra in Matinees Only! yesterday at Windham Commu- ‘ ‘on wagon on the west side of wntinna ^ , Liner Burns and Sinlts; bo took place over the iMt few ^y® ‘*®M (u abeyance. The sus- curb and struck a utility pole' Companion Bonu.s Fix 1960. During his college years fr % d N O W i ; nity Memorial Hospital, Willi- Mlain St. near Pearl St. As he protect thn months. In August, 38 num- P®"®*®" ®®me aa a result of tow- on Village St. Rodriguez iteeted Feature Shown First 2 Performances Daily H s m A he played bassoon with the mantle. backed away from the cyrb, he ‘ 5 ®®‘ i* ’ ® “ ack majonty. bered football jerseys were ® vehicle by an unlicensed $500 bond for appearance in "Crack In 7:00 • ttwtty 11 wa me cyro, ne rpi.^ Qpnnwfx* r# n 88 Aboard Still Missing University of Connecticut Sym Sat. l:.30-3:30 DIMUMWI HEAD YTlHmiAsl ^ stolen. Police spotted the wrecker. The Station was also Circuit Court 12 In Rockville on The World’’ “Tarran The TODAY AND SUNDAY MATINEES a ^ scheduled a ^ L i S o n th e ^ r is i (Continued from Page One) 8:30 Magnificent” phony Orchestra and Williman- SUN. 2:00-3:55 luinEHua/EiswTH Aiua SAT. (2) SHOWS 2:00-3:45 SUN. (1) SHOW 2:00^ a resident of (Columbia for 44 moving south on Main St. and for todnv ------shirts on various juveniles In PI®®®<1 ®n probation for six Nov. 30. tic Municipal Band. ______...... ^ resoluuon jrrfrt *^'^® operations and Badeau re- In 1954, she was renamed ‘ own, and the juveniles were monthe. Charles S. Marcham, Hart- IF YOU LIKED Ism years. He was a cattleman and was driven by John W. Stlmp- resoluUon Friday^ !!? ? ? ? M i OTTO PREMINBER FILM ■*“ '****"” •*’*“ ''■'*«■ YOU WILL LOVE THIS AMAZING DOG! farmer. Mr. Berkowitz had son of Manchester. The trailer the indenende J*®”ouncing ported at 8 a.m. that “ there are Queen of Nassau, but three questioned. ------. — ford Tpke., Vemon, waa arrested "Lassie” or “Shaggy Dog” served aa president of AgudasUdas owned by bv First National.Stores, National .R in r« Prime'Minister ^ “ “ oPfoo®"®®. lan a®ciaratlon by no more survivors in toe years later the ' name was In September, various Items_____ 9 TAKE FIRST CENSUS yesterday afternoon by Patrol- YOU W IU LOVE THIS Plus Action Bonus Feature — "QUICK GUN* You will thrill to this oxcitiiiiE Xchim - Chestnut Hill Syna- was hit just in front of toe rear S . iLcaller^^^^ ‘ 3 re; < water.” changed back to Yarmouth______Cas- <° f food and candy - were______taken. inMl'PED______NATIONS, N. Y.— man Robert Nell and charged NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ^ g u e for 20 years. He had ail- wheels, according to the police withhold aid and ®“ ons to Coast Guard planes circled was purchased a year the hut. Last month the In the past five years nine with failure to obey a stop sign.. AMAZING DOG! so been a member of the Work- report. < from th« ««fan(cif »«$ r®cogmtion burning vessel, dropping Yarmouth Cruise Lines, door was kicked in and countries have held their first He was summoneid to Circuit'^ THE You wiU thrill to this njen’s Circle of WiUimantic. No injuries were reported. Bo- Afrio?n a. wInc.-,. o a PanamEinian corpora------about®‘’®ut *14$14 worth o f foods,------cups national------census, with the help Court 12 In BôckvUle on Nov. extdting motion picture! • Survivors Include his wife, land’s station wagon had to be fury pitch over the and seasoning were taken. of the United m U on s. 30. Hra. Mildred Stollman Berko- towed away. , en« declaâuL ^ The 12 Injured persons were Cooper said the Yarmouth GIANT ^ t a ; two sons, Myron Berko------■■ pressing Britain to use m llitaw ^®”<^®'I ®( the Prince George Castle “ was a n.ass of flames . Berkowitz. „ - , _ force to smash Smith’s brea^ ^®''® rushed to Prin- from bow to stem ” seconds be- GRINDERS Sal®. Open House ^ TREAT SHOPPE 273 BROAD ST.—NEXT TO STANEK’S Sam "n ’t Planned by PTA ”“t, « b«ui. i,u. to “"-““o™- ”«•' ->“™-'•'y IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR- 348 MAIN STREET CORNER OF HAYNES "HOME OF THE GIANT GRINDERS” ■Mrs ^ nations of Africa will take mat- reports said the Bahama ly,’ ’ he said,“ but by that time I SPECIAL— FRI. - SAT. - SUN. ” W II Washington School P T A wiU f®rs Into their own hands and (o Miami with think probably everybody waa PARKING AVAILABLE SM ALL w w »Po"®of ®“ OP®« House ’and give Rhodesia’s 4 million blacks *‘®’’ ®«rvlvors. but later her <>«." 1 Holiday Sale on Tuesday at the military support. owner. Eastern Steamship Reid Miller. Associated Press TIME TO ENJOY- G e f 'Q Any 2 PIZZA a i sister Mrs Esther Shermnii ®®hool- BrlUsh Foreign Secretary Mi- JA"®®- I"®-, s®!!! she would take writer who flew over the scene * OPEN DAILY c i Los ’Ane-ftipa Oaiif an,! 1 ft The sale. Which Is openjko the chael Stewart, who came here ^1*® shorter trip to Nassau beat 8 a.m., said only four empty Items iw an d ch ll^n . ’ public, will be held from 3 to for the council debate, "urged ®®use she had one critically In- Hfeboats and scattered debris Aquwnfed^ "iFuneral servlcea will bp bpid 7 to 9 p.m. Items oii members to condemn the Rho- J“ red person aboard. marited the remkiins of the SHADY GLEN 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. LARGE Mmorrow at 1 n m at the Con- ®^^® (**®^'*^* holiday decorations, deslan declaration and withhold There weis no word oii where Yarmouth Qastle. . Special! ^ P- • . - stocking staffers, home baked sid and diplomatic recognition, (he yinnpulp would make port. Three of the lifeboats bobbed $1 .25 regatlon Agudas Aohim MINCE ICE CREAM MON. TO FRL — NOV. 16 - 19 SUN. 8 A.M. - 1 P.M. tostnut tilil Svnas-oeue with “ “ “ i'‘ =oci-vco luiu gm. uiuncu, nowever, at o.uoz-ion xarmomn VBiS- upnguL m me caim, origni Dlue J L Items abbi Amos Edrfhelt and Can "^he basement w ill be African demands that Britain d® was built in 1927 by W. sea, with oars ahlpped.’Hie other FREE Choose from Anchovies, Hamburg, Mozzarella, Irving Poll officiating Bur' bringing resort to mUltary force. He said Cramp and Sons Co., Philadel- had overturned. PUMPKIN ICE CREAM • SUNDAES WlU %& In the ^ l e o g u a '” ^®y '*® government does not, Intend PWa, for toe Nova Scotia Debris floated in a wide arc mushrooms, onions, pepperoni, providone, sausage kins CforMF before/' the open to take, such steps. Steamship Co. She operated for around the spot where the Yar- For an extra special treat, heap either of these two ENGLISH MUFFIN or peppers. . • house. The 11-nation Security Council a time between Boston and mouth Castle disappeared It REFRESHING delicious ice creams into pre-baked pie shellB, top When You Buy Coffee FREE COLORFITL W e inato our oivn Pizza dough on the premise* freah dally. ik w ill be ob- « '^ho Open House wUl begin at passed Us resolution 10 to 0. Nova Scotia and during World included many boxes and crates DRINKS It 8 not frozen or brought In. ":I5 with visitation of the France abstained, contending War n, was used as a troop and sevena gaily painted deck with whipped cream. M-m-mt (]ioodl Only Until 11 A.M. WOLF WHISTLE mimppta classrooms and an informal that the issue was not sin inter- ahlp. , • ohalrz TO EVERYONE SPA G H EH I ...... qt. 7Sc meeting with the teachers. Af- nônal disimte but one of Brit- . • DESSERTS ATTENDUs’Cfl ter a message from- the P T A am’s. ------• SPECIALIZING IN SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALLS . qt. 85c and "CABTOONS*! *t~* weeutiye l»a rd . the parents Described as an “ interim trade and communlcaUonB with said two council^ members, Jor- SHELLS •••••••a.••#••••••••• • «l»- 85c STAR'TS S U N D A Y - 4:00 may s l ^ fo r P T A .member- measure, the resolution waa the offending country; dan and the Ivory Coast had I • PLAHERS • Breakfast SHELLS AND MEAT BALLS ... 95c business meeting Is approved - to emphasize the —Article 42, which empowers agreed to-sponsor it ’ MY PAL. SHaLS AND SAUSAGE ...... 1.00 scheduled fo r 8 pjn. in tae cafe* council’s concern over events In the council to order mlUtary I LARGE SELECTION OF Served tn Memoriam > . Chodesla. action against the transgressor BEADY IN 10 MINUTES AFTER ALL fiVIEUER I j k>vi!ig memory oi our dear to 11 A.M. WOLF , m N C H E s im ook^^ n o v e m ^ t 9 «

’'hMB 1M 'vuiibua tlm fh* enlitSBuc gmoag US irt s o ^ a pubUo oaoMstency. jaza; Festiviil • W t m d m o r llMre M ‘ J t o ^ , all tbese years, al Connecticut Otavasa iroritara mart ta ro* most evei7 morning of almost every Promote Buys cslve aaitgmnenti ind atart ^ u n sdttor's Hf^ iisiiig the one piece of gov Bt A.H.0* U S. May pisdfs viattatkn. oSTnia *Acre Farm 7 p.m., Jtinkir sad fieaior BQ[h ernment spending he somehow recon There would be nothing to be vive defeat o t the OonatttQttea, 104 rtar. Oonn. ' ciE rtil^ cMirt- .fieodi MetiudM IphitaMh Bkptirt Youth FUlowsUpa. ciled himself to, the franking privilege, gained, and much kMt, by an il and nobody oen make any of the'Assum'ôii WPim ilCT, R. 1 (AU-flte “ “ : IV erM B fits. Rev. J. Maniey Maw, D.D. to send to each and every one of' us logical defeat o f the proposed claim o f how the state oould To Land on Moon Adams S t and Hiompson Rd. Rev. Abram W. fiaagrey. Rev. James L. araBt,iRertor PubUshers produesr a t Hm Newport ]a a Brewer. Minister Paator Rev. FiiMOiB J. Mihalek Ooaprt Han Minister Vdo^ M Ootobar 1. UU some new and urgent alarm about the nsw Connecticut Ccnailtutlon eecape from it. ~ - y 418 Ceater fit. and folk f estivala has purdused dertaldng this final step. . We Rev. Richard W. Dupes Pastor ------7:46 a.m., Holy Cbmnntnloa. at the state referendum on Tlie claim , of the letMie that ar DR. L uBvzrr, , t:48 a.m„ Bible classes. creep o f government spending. DntBcrrmi probably weuM have reached Asooclato Paator Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa 9:10 a.m., Sunday School and 9 a.m.. Holy Cbmmunlon, sar- Tuesday, Dec. lA this OonsUtutloiial OonvenUon a iM-acre fann in lOddletown “ 10:46 a.m., Worship. Sermons 10 a.m., Breaking bread. We have the latest of these at hand. The Fata Haaatartww trt the moon, but only after toe Bev.,wniard A. Legg, Nursery. mon, classes, babysttUng. ^ e have been trying to ima 'was Ulegal is ao enticing claim and hopes to msks it Um aita ’ Tim e The Stuff of Which Ufe 11:48 a.m., Sunday School. It is a delightful brochure, printed by Tha FraakHn Insiitate Russians bad landM ttiara first, Assistant Pastor Masssa a f 7, 8, 9:18, 10:10 9:18-and 10:46 a.m.. Worship. 10:46 a.m., Holy Communion, gine what might bo a good ar aiid the reason H is so enticing of the 19M poiformances. Is Made.” 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. what turns up to be the second govern Current observations and n ie immediate future may and 11:46 a.m. Sermon: "Why Ws Need to sermon, classes, babysitting. ^lON RATXB gument for the opponents of is that ndwdy can do very weU O c o i^ T. Weln, festival pro -• 6 p.m.. Worship, Sermon: Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer Masses at 6:46, 7i46. 9, 10 :16 iia 111 AdTaoea mental expenditure o f which Senator trends indicate that the United bring with it some surprises in V and 10:48 a.m., Sermon by Give.” 7:30 p.m.. Canvasser’s traln- and 11:30 a.m. Om T« the Constitution to advance^ at the buirineas a t proving poel- ducer and head of a newly form ‘"Ghristian Benevolence.” meeting. States may well be the first to terms of Russian aitoievements. Dr. Shaw. “ The Affirmation of St. Bartholomew’s Chnreh 8 p.m.. Adult Membership Ing session, 8U MonUia .. Byrd has ever approved, and entitled and we can’t think o f it tively that it le legal. A Oon- ed corporation named FeetlVal 7 p.m.. Teachers meeting. Friday, 8 p.m., Bible Reading. Thn* Mootha land A man on the moon. IVlthln Very shortly I lo have shared with Senator Byrd over wbuld undertake .some space terms of space flight. Rev. Robert J. Keen 7 p.m.. Pilgrim ^Howshlp. RoekvtUe Methodist Church Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor aninaa no financial reaponalblllty for typo 169 towTis. ’The reason the last woodwork. \ Its ptmdmity to tin novitlata 3 p.m., PubUc Bible discourse, eighth graders are Invited. Xhe graphical errors appearing In adyertlsmenta the years tells us that this brochure, ditch lovers of this system of mission, their reluctance to This may be followed by an Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Monday, 8 p.m., Christian On- 142 Qrovo St. Rev. Patrick Sulllvaa ana other reading matter In The Manchester ’This Constitutional Conven Is bringing opposition from the "Judgement Day — What It 7 p.m.. Senior High Fellow Ustment meetlngr. « ^ « ,r. ... Bvenlnc Herald. too, is Just one jnore wistful straw representation hate the new tion knew the weaknees of its conunit themselves to a lunar other rendezvous in whi licatic Pastor and discussion time. Masses at 7, , 9, 10 and U For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday, leaving a vacancy it will be hard for more of a voting point than it toe will present a petition for re- lowing locations; 87 Birch St., Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and ect chairman. 8 aasslfled deadline; 10:30 a.m. each day af the new system of representa shout 27,000 pounds. This is this feat, toe fact that toe Rue- Wednesday, 10 a.m., Woman’s a.m. publication except Saturday — > ^m. _____ anybody to fill. Nobody, in the history might be to discover that the zoning Monday to the Middle- 287 Oakland St. and 726 N. Main 9 a.m., Sunday School. 11:30 a.m. Parents are invited to ■visit 0:46 a.m., Church School. tion. That system would still be roughly four times the weight sians can put 27,(X)0 ixiunds Of Bible Study Circle. of Congress, has ever mailed so much Constitutional Convention of town Town Council St., Manchester; also, 144 Grif 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible time. the school’s library from 7:30 at work, in the next stata elec o f the Gemini spacecraft and payload into space at thia time 11 a.m.. Worship. Sermon by 8 p.m.. Woman’s _ Society of Saturday, Novamber 13 so often to so many, which means that 1818, which adopted the present c ------fin Rd. South Windsor and 10 a.m., Annual Mission Fes North Methodist Churcch to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, after S t Matthew's Church, Tolland tion. No matter what happens more than 2V4 times the return means that they have an inunc- “ What Chrlsu’aii’ serrice. Constitution, was Illegal. If French Rd., Bolton. tival Service with the Rev. 300 Parker 8t. a short business meeting of the Does It Profit a Man?” ______Rev. J, GUflord Curtin, Paator even in his retirement this consistent to the Constitution, the next weight of our ApoUo Athens this 8:30 p.m., Service meeting. dlenst. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship the book fair during school p.m.. Church Ciouncll Rev. Morton A. Magee Masses at 7:30, 8:80 and 10:80 It la not the fault, it la not the vU- All the defeat of the new ‘Guiding Stars’ will not only land a man on toe 8 a.m. TO '■ OP would have to be willing to September that almost 60 peo Thursday, 6:30 p.m., Adult In Service. Sermon; “ Why Are We hours Thursday and Friday to Jglny, it la not even a resurgent mill- Constitution could do would be moon first, but also send a team throw out the old Constitution (In conjunction with Ameri ple could have been accommo Calvary Church formation Hour. Doing This?” Sacrament of Bap make their selections. Eastminstcr United 9 and 10 a.m., Worship service IN FUiL COSTS to delay the final legal en around the moon to take closeup tariam of Weat Oermany thgt its lead- Overwhelmed With Welfare of 1818 as well as the proposed can Eklucatlon Week, the mem dated in the Proton 1. The use (Assemblies of God) 7:30 p.m., Every Member 'Vis tism. Wednesday evening the class Presbyterian Felloivship and child care. Sermon by toe Unitarian Meeting House shrinement of the new system. photographs of the lunar eur- ershlp now begins to apeak more em new Constitution of 1968, and bers of the Nathan Hale School o f Proton 1 indicates that the 647 E. Middle Tpke. itation committee and visitors 9 a.m.. Church School, Nurs rooms will have faculty mem George E. Slye School pastor. 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford But, on the other hand, while face. phatically of its light to have eome* A funny thing happened to the Gov thus turn the whole process of staff invited a iiumber of prom Russians are planning to use Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson meeting in Parish House. ery and Grades 4 through 8. bers in attendance in observ Kingston Dr. off Oak St 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs Rev, Nathaniel D. L au riat it would not get rid of the new A curious quirk of fate ap RON FIREMAN thing to do with nuclear weapons. ernment when it asked elderly Ameri state government back to zero. inent persons to express their the earth-ortrftal rendezvous ' Pastor 10:30 a.m., Church School. ance of an open house program, East Hartford ery, kindergarten, Grades 1 reapportionment, it would de There is, to our observation, views on Education as they re pears to have occurred in our from 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. Refresh 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, At the moment, what Chancellor cana to sign up for the new Federal technique to assemble the moon Emanuel Lutheran Church Nursery, kindergarten and Rev. Gordon S, Bates, through 3. Senior High. feat the allied propositions and nothing bad in the new Consti late to (1) Moral and Spiritual space relations vis a 118 toe ments will be furnished by PTA Nursery and Worship Church lAidwlg Erttard la saying in his formal medical insurance program; 700,000 re lander. '0:46 a.m., Sunday School Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Grades 1 through 3. Minister 10 a.m., Church school. CUSTOM the bonus propositions the Con tution, and much that is good. Values, (2) ‘The Intellect, (3) RussiEins. Because the Russiaj)s officers. School. plied that they wanted no part of it. Once they have assembled Classes for all ages. Pastor Monday, 7:50 p.m., Official Grades 4 through 8. Bi>eechea is that West Germany wants stitutional Convention included Those who might vote against Earning Power, (4) Good Citi had to have a large booster to Some of those who rejected the vol their lander In orbit, it will 11 a.m.. Worship Service Church Board. Designs and Desserts 10 a.m., Worship and Church 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior Me no nuclear weapons for itself, or under in its product. ’The provision It because they dislike the new zenship, (5) Family and Comu- launch their atomic bomb, they Diane Houlis is president of Vernon Assembly of God Church Mark 11 untary program, which supplements travel to the moon where the 6:30 p.m., Hour of Prayer. 9 and 10:30 a.m., “ Steward Tuesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s Bible School, Nursery through Junior thodist Youth Fellbwsliips. its own exchislye oontrol, but that, at for regular 'reapportionment 83rstem of reapportlonment nlty Life, and (6) International began the development of large the Designs and Desserts 4-H Northeast School Medicare’s compulsory hospital-care astronauts will then perform 7 p.m., Family Gospel Serv ship Sunday.” Divine Worship Study group. age. Sermon; “ The Steward.ship OIL FURNACE the. same time. West Germany cannot would be lost. The provision have to realize they would notj Understanding.) rocket engines which ultimately Club; Deborah Watrous, vice Intcrseectlon of Rts. 30 and 81 system, may have been motivated by their surface studies from or ice. Hymn sing,- gospel music anItaly deformed and areas of life are they can attempt a manned A Thought for Today First Churcb of Christ, by the Rev. Mr. Smith “ Look 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion. Minister Service. It has been so strong in France that fare in its dozen years of existence has back to its previous position. Mrs. Anthony Mauluoci. In lic is welcome. MOSCOW (AP) —Pravda darkened by ignorance and fail landing. Sponsored by the Manchester Scientist Upon Us.” 8:45 and 10 a.m., Nursery and Franco has gone akead to make Its defied the efforts of a succession of Officials have been watching charge of cleaning the class 8 a.m.. Men’s Club breakfast warned Itailians today that un ure. It might be asked why they Coundl of Churches 447 N. Main St. ■3 p.m., Sunday School Teach Kindergarten in the Children’s Wapping Community Church own nuclear weapons, this defying Secretaries to bring some order out of the leaning structure closely for Chapel. rooms in the Second Congrega will have as Us speaker, Lloyd conditional support for Ameri If total growth in all the as have to use the earth - orbital ers meeting. Congregational FOGARTY tvorybody. Its bureaucratic chaos. Various arms of several years. ‘The 183-foot tow 8:45 and 10 a.m., Morning tional Cîurch basement Nov. Holt, on “ Investment in Con can foreign policy would be fa pects of living is a necessary, rendezvous technique. W h y It has been said many times 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, Minister the agency frequently duplicate each tal for their country. er is now about 13 feet off cen Prayer and Church School. Holy 20 will be Mrs. R.udger Guille- necticut Youth.” Conceivably, if history were to re but as yet unachieved goal for don’t they simply leave toe that the purpose o f religious day sch(x)l and nursery. “ Faith Healing, Do We Believe Rev. Theodore Bacheler, other’s efforts as they battle avidly for ter. Some experts have warned Baptism at 10 a.m. Crib Qass mette and Mrs. Eric Haberern. 11 a.m.. Worship Service will BROS.. Inc. peat Itsrif, which is an occasional habit The Soviet Communist party mankind, the same fullness o t earth, orbit the moon, and when commitment is not to see whqt Jacob's struggle at Peniel in It?’’ Minister bigger shares of the Department’s that a strong wind or earth in the Williams Building. Volunteer mothers assisting be conducted by the pastor. Ser of history, the world may some day paper suggested. Instead, that experience Is desirable for toe they have chosen the optimum we can get out of it But, if ftod the conversion of Paul will 8:15 p.m., Presbyterian Youth • f ' l ' / budget Italy would do better to model quake could topple it. 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with with the classes of the South mon by the Rev. Theodore 319 Broad St., Manchester Individual person. We are landing point, launch toeir lunar this is not its purpose, the^ be included in the Bible Lesson Fellowship at the Manse. a.m., Worship Sendee. Ser point back to this moment when West An index of the disorder in the capi Coventry Cooperative Nursery Spearman of the Disciples of 8 its foreign policy after Gaullist greatly limited if, for example, landers? The reason why they what is? Surely the purpose, i;t Christian Science churches to Monday, 8 p.m., Men’s Fel sermon by the Rev. Mr. Hughes. f! Phone 649-4539 Germany Is flrst beginning to edge its and Kindergarten for the week mon by the Rev. Mr. Bacheler,. tal is that many political candidates try Prance. we become politically adept cannot do this is that they sim 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer fol Christ Church. FAIRWAY way toward the bomb, and say this religious commitment is not illustrate spiritual transforma lowship at the Church. will include Mrs. Harold Welli- “ A Show of Hands.” to sell themselves mainly by extolling The newspaper also charged but scientifically weak, or sci ply do not possess toe giant lowed by the “ November to Wednesday, 11 a.m.. Ladies what God can get out of IL G<^ tion. A verse from Paul’s mes Tuesday, 10 a.m., Bible Study ver, Mrs. Arthur H. Blondin Jr., 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship was the moment some new and mad their virtues as guides through Wash that Washlngtonn is attempting Herald entifically comi>etent but po boosters necessary to launch Easter Series.” This week’s sub Missionary Society. does not need our attention and sage to the Romans will under at the Manse. Mrs. Donald Young, Mrs. Wil Service. Sermon by the Rev. last bffort at world conquest really be ington’s wilderness. After all. when the to build up a new axis between litically and socially bankrupt. some 90,000 pounds from toe ject, “ God’s Plan for You.” 8 p.m., Christian Education our commitment. God need^ score the theme. Romans 12: 2. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer liam W. Curtis and Mrs. Ernest Mr. Nathanael M. Guptill, “ The for Thanksgiving gan. Government has worked its way deeply Italy and West Germany to iso Yesterdays As we recognize American M - earth to go into moon orbit, and Wednesday. 10 a.m., Holy committee. nothing or else He is less than Related passages from the meeting. Zanotti. Mean Sin.” Oiurch School. Cords . . . But the Germany which might be Into the lives of all of us, no one can late French policy. ucatlon Week, we must ac Communion. Read Herald Ads. toen send an excur-slon module God. It Is we who need God aii| Christian Science textbook will Rotary Talk afford to dismiss lightly a man who The Pravda article clearly 25 Years Ago knowledge toe ultimate goal of from orbit to the lunar surface. Daily, 7 p.m., Evening First Congregational Church labeled the villain then is certainly not the extent of our commitme^ include p. 265 : 5. (Science and , Church of the Nazarene Dr. Robert P. Bowen, to'wn at least claims to have mastered the stemmed from recent efforts to learning: Not merely toe ac The Russians have been work Prayer. Vernon, Inc. villain now. It Is merely the creature An estimated total of J160,(XX) to God is the extent of our need Health with Key to the Scrip 236 Main St. health director and physician, mysteries of its ways. Improve Soviet-French under quiring of useful facts, but toe ing on the development of a 600- Church,is open dally for pray- Worshipping at the Vernon of circumstance and historic situation, in Christmas C3ub savings will So, \ve do Indeed commit ouij» tures by Mary Baker BKdy). will give a talk and show a film How did matters come to this curi standing, such as the visit here full development of the whole metric-ton thrust engine. This is Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister Elementary School and what It does it does within that be distributed to 3,800 members selves religiously for what we The Lesson-Sermon is on the on cancer at the Rotary VATICAN CITY (AP) —The ed into military training and all Church a g(roup of three to provide an *Rev. Douglas E. ’iTieune^ Main St., excepting legal holi 10 a.m., Sunday school. 6 p.m.. Teen, Junior and church will prepare and serve United States and Russia are Its In a powerful interest in its survival. Nor Vatican Ecumenical Council is will retain full seniority rights Manchester, Conn. initial thrust of about 8,300,000 St. George's Episcopal days, Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m., Worship. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship. Young Adult group meetings. the dinner. p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel habitants, prisoners of their own pow- do the Federal administrators custom considering a proposal to set up in the school system. poimds, compared to the 7,600,- Church, ‘ 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thursday eve 7 :30 p.m., EvEingelistic Serv- 6 pictures—at no charge—purchase optional arily like to preside over the liquida local Roman Catholic retire 000 pounds which toe Saturn V Bolton ning, 7 to 9. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. ice. Baa and Cackle lowship. ar, unable to renounce their own terri Republican and Democrat Message by the pastor. tion of .their empires, however outmod ment funds for priests living In town committee chairmen ag;ree Woodpiilp Curtailed will generate. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m., Bible Kenneth Hill is president of 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow DON'T MISS IT! ble capabilities, slow to devote them ed. countries where they are not Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray study, prayer meeting. the Baa and Cackle 4-H Club; ship. that congestion of the polls in OSLO — The Nordic coun In this lack of a gdant launch fit. John’s Polish National selves to the difficult business of try covered by government social er, Praise and Bible study. Ross Person, vice president; Su Thursday, 7 p.m., Church Moreover, new Federal agencies all recent elections shows demand tries’ producers of chemical er lies the answer as to whether • Catholic Church ing to create a new area and atmoe- security. Community Baptist Church san Clay, secretary; Christine School. too often are merely stacked atop older for splitting up of the town into woodpulp have agreed to cur they will be able to beat us to Rev. Walter A. Hyszko ptaere in whlidi nations might Hve as The proposal is part of a doc * 585 E. Center t. Melady, assistant secretary; Re. agencies operating in the same areas, voting precincts. tail deliveries by 300,000 tons the* moon. They must use toe Poefs Corner Pastor Trinity Covenant Church 6 something more than slaves to the ument on the priestly life now Rev. Alex H. Elsessor, nee Calhoun, treasurer; Janice Union Congregational Church with little or no effort to sort out what during toe rest of 1965 to earth-orbital rendezvous tech Hackmatack St. near Keeney St, undergoing a series of council C!Jlay, reporter; William E. Glen- Rockville Jimgle theory of what this world has each can or should do. So it is that we maintain prices and attain a nique to launch thetr man to “ Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. K. EJnar Rask, Pastor Minister votes. 10 Years Ago Defending Lady Driveirs Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Paator % A i . C hristm as ciw N C i to be. have three distinct arms of Govern better balance in toe market, the mn. Given sufficient time ney, leader, and Miss Norma ” It’s often a terrible situation What could be more admiring Rev. James L. Austin ■ Sooner or later. If history repeats H- ment charged with regulating banks ‘This date ten years ago was which has weakened recently. they will be able to assemble a 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with 9:30 a.m., Church School for Lawton. Junior leader. Meetings MON. - TUBS. . WED.. if the priest has to depend on Than a lady behind the wheel, Minister of Christian Education self, the victors of the last war will put and. In many cases, charging off in dif a Sunday. The Herald did not This action will reduce 1966 de large enough payload either classes for kindergarten all ages. Classes through Grade are the second Friday of the himself for social security,” publish. Who glides away from a traffic THE through adult. 4 have an expanded session. month from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in NOV. 15-16-17 Into the hands of the losers the weap- fering directions. liveries to about 6 million tons. around the earth or around the light said one of the drafters of the 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sacra 10:30 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: the Church Community House 9 a m.. Church School, Grades When the politicians decide that any moon to fnally laud a man there. oiis and the pretexts for anoUier war. proposal. It makes them think Without a noisy scary squeal J BIBLE “ Giving Life io toe World.” 6 to 12. program is falling to do all that they However, because of the rela ment of Holy Communion. on Rt. 44A. Têy will do this not because they want more about money than they And who could be more admired Every Member Canvass dedica 10:30 a.m.. Church Sch(x>I, In expected of it, they often don’t even tively small payloads they can Tuesday, 1 p.m.. Ladies’. gef a beautiful anybody to start a new war, but be should. It causes a lot of them Than the lady behind the wheel. SPEAKS Prayer Fellowship. tion service. Coffee hours. Nurs fants to Grade 4. attempt to alter the existing setup; it’s launch compared to those of toe Manchester . Evening Herald cause they cannot deny to the losers not to retire when they should.” Who is always alert to toe ery. 10:45 a.m.. Worship. Sermon. easier simply to add an entirely new Events in Capital United States, this may evolve hy Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid Coventry correspondent, F. unforeseen Pledge cards will be returned, •quality in the kind of ivorld the vic into an extended process which week Service. 1:30 p.m.. Every Member Pauline Little, tel. 742-6281. program. ’That is the case with the Right Name, Please WASHINGTON (AP) —An While driving her automobile. - Eugene 6 to 8 p.m.. Junior and Senior tors run for themselves. Nerr-Mills plan, a Federal-state sys In New Jersey since toe probe will get them to the mn after Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Sunday BERLIN (AP) — East Ger inquiry Into the cause of the started.” She’ll often yield the right-of- Brewer School Staff meeting. Pilgrim Fellowships. tem devised to provide health care to all our astronauts have landed way, 8x10’ many lias hinged it may force power blackout In northeastern Shelton was less specific on there. Friday, 8 p.m.. Covenant Wo the elderly who need i t ' Since the pro would-be visitors from West Though it is hers beyond a states Is in recess for the week where other new units had been The right to dissent Is a men’s Guild. picture of your child gram was producing uneven results Germany to take an “ intelli Abraham Ityatt, a consultant doubt; la Church Honors Couples end but Its leaders are contin formed, but mentioned Illinois, to NASA, In an article In toe cherished American principle. Londy And Consistent around the country. Congress’ answer gence te.st” if they refer to the And prides herself while giving Are you a uing work. the St. Ix>uis area and the Fair 15 will be a sad day when this was to supplement it with Medicare’s Communist state as “ Zone, So July issue of Astronautics, indi way ‘'i Center Congregational Church The leader of the Ku Mux West. cates that It was only after the pri'vllege no longer exists. It is United Church of Christ Married for Half-Century With Senator Harry Byrd retired blanket of aid for all the aged, whether viet Zone, Middle Germany Wlto a smile Instead of a poui^ always easy to be on the “ band Man says toe House Committee He called toe news conference UNITARIAN or only ^ they need aid or n ot etc.” instead of the official late President Kennedy 'com She strives to drive both saf§^ wagon” and ride with the ma II Center St. from the firing line, it will be difficult InvesUgaUon of toe Man has to present a silent motion pic NEW YORK (AP) — Slowly, have been married for 60 years Most Important to the growth of the name—“ German Democratic mitted us to a lunar landing in and sane - jority, but courage is required Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, for this nation to know precisely been follow^ by membership ture that toe Man says shows May, 1961, that toe . Russians Minister______;___ sometimes falteringly, some- gather in the cathedral. Federal ^colossus is the almost com Republic.” With a “ live and let Hve” alrp .io. oppose various, social devices where to find its npxt fixed and unal increases. Commimlst infiltration of the also decided to enter the race to Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, times lBBnlng on each other for ~ Most of the couples are 70 or UNIVERSALIST plete disappearance of the old idea Anyone falling the written test Sporting attitude that Is moat" commonly used to bring the terable value. While Herbert Hoover civil rights movement. the mewn. •Tierd” into conformity. Associate Minister support, the couples move up older, and as they go forward, that the prime function of Government’ would be turned back at the unlike the aisle in celebration of thetr there are poignant scenes. Some Was alive, he could sometimes share border until he filled in ‘‘the Blackout Probe Mr. Hyatt says: "The state Rev. Francis C. Hawes, without Is to be responsive to the expressed Blackout: Chairman Joseph An angry grizzly hear. Non-conformity for Its own lasting love. of the long-time partners are Senator Byrd’s burden. But he was gaps in his education.” No Remedy ments of our own officials, to Minister of Christian Education needs and desires of the citizens. More Swldler of toe Federal Power I ’ve followed them on the Park*t aake has nothing to recommend ■ “ I’ll never forget it,” an eld lame, hobbling on canes. Many never the perfect ally, being always Strikes: The AFL-<5lO In a gether with a number of state and more, Government now spends The semiofficial warning 'vay, ...... it, but when based upon sincere erly husband bald. “ It was a , are shaky, gripping each other’* Commission, head of a group special report entitled “ Why ments of Russian officials, lead con'vlctlon it should be appreci 8, 9:18 and U a.m.. Worship knowing it? something of a humanitarian at heart, much of its time thinking up new came in an arUcle in the East And I ’ve passed them on the" once-in-a-Ufetime thrill.” arms for mutual balance, trying to find out why a power Strike?” says that proposals for me to the belief that Russia did ated. The entire b (X )k . of He Service. Sermon: “ Prunes In and even being susceptible to the lures ‘needs for it to be responsive to. German newspaper, Berliner Pike; : i The occasions Is a tribute to PIN-UPS Zeitung. failure blacked out much of the antistrike laws are like a dras not initiate direct developments brews in the New Testament stead.” A roster is now being com of government spending if he thought Federal task forces roam the coun I ’ve watched them beck anif' the nobility of enduring mar DO YOU BBLIVB that re- Northeast, - hopes a probable tic remedy for headache: for a lunar landing project be was written to forestall a gen 9:16 and 11 a.m., Chunto piled of couples in the area who eotah. .t MMirt try and cudgel their brains to find new turn around, riage, an observance which has llgious truth cannot be con the purpose sound and the spending cause may be determined next fore mld-ioeo.” He also points eral defection from Christianity School. Crib Room (9:16 only) reach their 60th wedding anni *'Coast to Cooff' things to do. A community may be pros Defector Promoted “ Decapitation will cure a Cautious - minded, they’re m u c^ trary to truth from any proportionato to the national thrift Week. by Jewish converts. Pressures through Junior High. spread rapidly In recent years, versaries in 1966, for the observ perous and still find itself labeled “de- TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) _ headache but It can scarcely be out that we began our develop SJilCB* o th er source T and resource. « He and a small staff of aides o f every kind Were being and which now takes 'place an ance on Sunday afternoon, Jan. pressed” and in dire need of Washing Communist Chinese radioman called a remedy.” ment of the F -1 rocket engine In exerted by unbelie'vlng Jews to 7 p.m.. School of Churchman- planned to work through toe If ever caught In a “rat race’/d nually in most Roman Catholic 9, feast day of the Holy Family. No, Senator Byrd has been the only ton’s help. Arbitrary Income lines are Lien Pao-sheng, who defected The report said strikes are a 1969 even though, at that time Initiate a return to Judaism. ship (New Members Night), DO YOU BELIEVE that ■ ■ 't weekend although toe fonhal And too rear wheels start tdf Federation Room. dioceses across the country. The observance was started In Bring oH Hw eWMren under 12-1 8x10. only 984 figure on the national scene who could drawn to make people targets for the with two others aboard a R- part of toe collective bargaining we had no use to which it could spin, ^ The purpose of Hebrews was Thousands of old couples, vet striving to live a wholesome a ^ taksn singlyefl ^ 1 0 (xou p only $1.(50 per investigating sessions are in be put. 1967 in the Diocese of Milwau be depended upon to be against all "war on poverty,” ifvhether they think yushin 28 Jet bomber, has been system and cause only a ^mall She Just kee]^ cool, calm amf^ to shore up the beleaguered eran pillars of a half-century of life is more important than child. recess. The development of thde en- f%ith o f the Christians. kee and has spread to about 100 accepting religious creeds? spending, no matter what its purpose of themselves as poor or not. given the posthumous rank of loss in production estimated at coUeirted, Second OongregaticMud Church marital life, take the limelight captain in the Chinese NaOimal- Swidler said toe study of »ine is what gave this country of the country’s 127 dioceses. You'll see the cutest exprestions and proftnional ahd no matter what the resource avail The hunt for new needs, naturally two-tenths of one per cent of all And • let’s the “ rate” g o on tiAi What is needed among men 385 N. Main St. for the event. posts captured by our friendly lady photographer. ist air force. records “May give us toe story the tremendous booet In our lu- An average 300 couples have able. And we have always had a wist enough, has been accompanied by a working time so far this year. wta. . ta the humble determination Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister “ It pays honor both to the sta DO YOU BELIEVE in tha of exactly what did happen” by nar landing plans. Without this taken part here, in the past six practical application of uni Select from fiaisiMd pictures, NOT PROOFS! Extra swift expansion in the Government’s Lien died Friday of injuries ^ CAPITAL QUOTES Now 1 don’t know, but wUllni,v to allow God to have his way, Rev. O. Ronald Wilson, bility of marriage and to the ful suspicion that possibly he ivas quite sometime next week. years, with relatives and friends versal brotherhood? HaMied 8x10, 5x7s and wollet size will be thoiMt estimate of its own abilities. With re reportedly suffered when the President Johnson to Sen. F-1 raglne we would be com to bet, ^ whatever peraonal costs may Associate Minister individual couples,” said ^ e RL r^ht, that if wo had never begun spend Soviet-built plane veered off the p ile d to use the Saturn IB tie; involved. If this means filling toe cathedral to capacity. Then you are professing et unbellevobly low prices ^ year approval. markable arrogance, it now appears to Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., on That toe ladies fair have fewef'® Rev. Msgr. John C, Knott, of Example: Wallet siza less thon 504 aoch in groupa ing we would all have got Just about runway at Taoyuan air force Dxwtar, which could put per? bwaking with tradition and One young man wrote of his Unitarian - Universallst think itself capable of eliminating not Klan Units Byrd’s resignation from the a — \^lT6Ck8 *[rt .10 a.m.. Worship. Nursery Washhington, D.C., national as far along in the world, and per- bnse, 20 miles west of Taipei. ^ m ln e n o e and identifying with parents afterward: "I wish you beU efs of 4 soma peso. only alj poverty but disease, recessions M an: Robert Shelton, imperi Senate: "The Senate will not be haps 40,000 pounds In each orbit But either wav I’H tin mv through Church S c h ^ Grade 7. director of the Church’s Family haps, with the weight of expensive al wizard of toe Ku Mux Man, or send only about 18,000 pounds "Aewness” and minority, so be could have seen,the sparkle In and even ugliness. Whatever iU grasp, toe same with you gone. You or .end o,Uj, ,Ok» , „ , „ oo -o«d. cLS’ Mv™ ” Sg Iti The apostle Paul Is our- Gueet preacher, the Rev. J. Life Bureau. says that, he has signed up an to the moon. their eyes when they took the CoiVie and h ea r R e v . O eorga governmental bureaucracy off our there seem to be limits to its reach. Pisa Tower Jolted were such a firm voice for your weaker sex. rtiample, r a i 3:4-7. Roland Palangio, minister of Although the program varies — MING A PMIND — PISA, Italy (AP) —Techni average of 20 new Man units a Had we oMIy the, Saturn IB, scroll home and opened it up in Marshall, Director of TTia backs and pocketbooks, be a great deal If, then, a numbor of the elderly, do side of toe question, and al- P. Mietzner ' men ^ d missions of toe Con- somewhat in the different dio cians said today an earth trem then we, like the Russians, front of the wheile family.'' Church of The Larger Fel better off. Indeed find the latest Federal effort to ' week since toe House (Summit- .though we didn’t always agree, 24 Trotter St. f hecticut Conference Congrega ceses, the prcicedure at St. Pa lowship discuss — l :N AM. - SsN P.M. or four days ago dangerously would hava been compelled to Write today for FREE Bible ■But the economic gain of following superviae their welfare somewhat over tee on Un-American Activities there wasn’t ever a moment Manchester, Conn. * tional ChristliEui Churches. Ser trick’s Cathedral here Indicates ■ shook the leaning tower of Pisa. began its Inquiry into Man ac- use the earth-orbltai rendezvous correspondence course. mon.: ‘ tThe Way We Treat Peo '•XINITARIANISM" Senator Byrd, whatever- that might whelming, they may draw some conso when we didn’t think of you as the general picture. LUNGH - 1 PJ. • 2 PJL They said instruments showed tivlUes. technique in order to launch a ple.” lation from the fact that they are by our respected and admired NATIONAL RADIO LIMITED “ It’s a very touching thing,” have been. If the nation had ever felt the slight quake, barely felt by hmar landing vehicle. And we, SUNDAY no means alone. — w at.t. STREET He told a news conference In Ne w YORK — Commeriâl Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Church said the Rev. William F. Mc GOSMETIGS •his to honor Us counsels, would hav« Pisa residents. Jolted the tower friend, and one of the authentio ' CHURCH OF CHRIST NOVEMBER 14. 10:80 a.m. W A N ! Mi iixf. I UK VO' :k M i ' N l ' JOURNAL his hotel room that "in this too. Fould bav* had to worry School, Grades 8 through 12. Manus, asatstant director of the WE CARRY AIX • - - ‘S i about 2 inches to one side, al giants of that body wc ca n d os n d io on a National basis has ^ Lydall and Vernon fits. 1 K I f I • Y 4 lUf? 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jlA H ^ E S T B lt ti^ N IN Q HEfeiLD/MANCHESTER. CONN:, SATURDAY, NOVfaMBER 'lS, 1986 V 1 8. m IT THE .4-k. «>'N • 1V V Herald Angle Wesltyaii can expect to *tac« iwn. th e CkrCa l»v*. qu^rUrback Rich RlMetl 'ha« be lligbt underdoffs in to- Mpeclalljr gocw in their aparkled u Ooach Dan Jessee, By d iv 'a f i n l u a»alturt Hamll- in hl« Mth year at Trinity, has aay» traamon-iaaen fipale ton,- a JM tHumph,-tad WIl- molded a sophomore . laden EARL YOST t Trinity in Hart- Uune. AKhou^h UlritUy too laU, squad into an excittiv and pro- u ■ ford at 1:^0. Both teams ™ W“ ‘«y«» !*»»»"» attack ducuve team. i k i witich'accounted for two touch- — — V The Bantams are noted for a Taming the Blaek Book Pages .S are, 4>6, but the Bantams’ downs in the final quarter, wide open offense with split ends d tfw ts have come from three “Big league baseball players are something special,’’ .'Showed promise i i spreading the and flankers, and frequent use teams whose records are like a 7 «riC > Trinity defense fOr the crunch of the 'T ” formation. Fhr the Hal Goodnough reported during his time before th^ smashing tennis victory, S-l, ing Card groimd game. final game with Wesleyan, Jes mike in running the recent Masonic Sports Night ptO|i d-1, and S-2. Weslesmn has also Trinity,-T— meanwhile, ...Mhas 0shown,iv„ji see occ always cuw«ya seems Deoms to lo come come up up gram, “Basoball players are specml whe^you stop tui been stuny by two of those remarkable and consistent Im- iyiU» several new pUys, if not think that there are but 500 in this world,, he added, ICAR LEASING 'MANCHESTER teams, its Little Three rivals 08NL1FI1 H IG H (M A D E provement as the season has an enUrely new formaUon. Wes- Goodnough will address the Ellington Ridge Country Amherst and Williams. progressed. The Bantams threw leyan won. last year’s donny- Club membership at a sports Ob 1 or 2 After nearly pulling off the NOTOR SALES a real scare into Amherst be- brook on Ahdrus Field, 84-21, night Wednesday at which play Joihnstown tonight at the SEAFOOD B x n m AUTO BODY and PRINTING comeback ai the seeison against fore .Uie Jeffs snapped the four- and massacred the Bantams the YEAR PUN time Wally Clchon, golf pro. Arena at 8:16. . Springfield In^ I FBNDEH REPAIRS WilUami^ Wedeyan will be seek- game Trinity winning streak year before, 45-6, but in 1962, CHOICE VARIETY Job and Cwimerdal ^ its first winning season and Mike Ovian, greenskeeper, dians play Buffalo tonight a' First in Manchester. New with a tense 88-28, win. Senior Trinity won 88-24. will be honored. . . . Don Rob ENAMEL a.ad LACffUER Springfield at 8 o’clock in thi ears, fun maintenance, fully REnNISHI>:GS ert, head football coach at last home start until Dec. [nsuied to reduce your prob Quality Fritwnâud Effleient Blast Cathlic High, is slated to lems and worries. For fuU in REASONABLE PRICES P toi^ O f All Klads While the Indians are on thi FREE ESTIMATES •Remember That Famous Fifth Down?- be named dean of boys at the road the Ice Capades will bl formation can Seafood local school. playing at the Coliseum. RT. 88—VERNON, CONN i M m n i i i t i f m $ Paul Dodge Pontiac 43 OAK ST. 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Hart- ! 1064 VINTAGE Emergency ' SAtffi mil SERVICf OPEN 8 AJNL to S PJM. the Indians are ro-lender* fourth play was an Incompleted for the current edition of the to stand out part «t too ------SATUICDAY a AJL-NOON in e inaians are co-leaders pass in the end zone, a touch- Cornell team. award has been outlawed ford’s Charter------Oaks------conclude, ' MOSELL WINES Service Of the Ivy League with back under rules then, and Murphy Sr. will be seated Connecticut Association their Continental League foot- [ Service Oa station. Rudy’s Mobil Service plete Ammeo brake shop. ‘*® J®** »««tasr S a ^ to a ^ e caJw ^tor"and"om - - _ All Makes PAUL MHME Princeton is just one o f the linesman Joe McKenney start- near 1940 Cornell Capt Walt Secondary Schools (CAAS). ball season tonight against ; * 1 . 6 9 Call Hartford Station has a limited repairer’s Are you haying trouble with somewhat shabby and thin on jitfaM otOr nrirt can and will J. A. 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The cleaner Premium gas? for this Snow plowing service. have men who are expert In damage has already been done Made to Order * Tune-Ups defeat Loe Angeles, toe division .to 7-1 with Uieir si;Uh straight New York is at Boston in Uie Of the line of .aerimmage. pulled MeKenney, now athletic di- ^ ^ -”52, Y arren Hunt pick.s up approximately 500 cos- End of the Line • M OKINQ doormat. But their pass protec- victorj-, 26-21 over the Chicago o^ber games. Another item to check before Flany businesses, professional Uielr field and when those men The best thing to do Is to take Complete Selection of one of football’.s biggest upset.s rector for toe Boston public Morris tume.s at midnight following a Wouldn't you know! winter driving - your tires. It men as well ns home owners u.so the finest of paints, DuPont, it to someone who knows just Materials * Engine Cleaning better Improve or it Bears, and is a doubtful starter Green Bey will need good a result that has b-'ceme ob- schoels, knew all along he was Taidiff 3ol, Jack Talley 139. performance and retum.s Uiem could be a long afternoon for against the Vikings r-winners of P®'*-'* protection because it An ardent backer of Central MORK RKORkK does not pay to take chances have taken advantage of this you have an unbeatable com- where to look for the first for- FREE ESTIMATES * Minor Repairs soured by. the fifth down con- right. before the show open.s the next Connecticut's unbeaten football DKCORATE WITH Lower Level of the Parkade toem In Milwaukee. five of their last six. flgui-es to be unable to run wild s e r ,s > 2 » - with smooth tires and you can .snow plowing service; you may bination and the result is a paint matlon o f rust spots and that ,, , always kept track of the SAPUNGS Betty Buonnn- night. Each co.stume is cleaned team, in a letter to Coach Bi^ get Mobil or Goodyear tires at have It done on a contract Job tliat Is outstanding In every someone Is Cunllffe Motor 649-6S24 * Stamps against the Ram.s' front four of Ntijjjjjjgjjjjy Dartmouth held toe men downs by slipping a rubber duccl 134. Dorothy Gagnon 126, individually in a plastic bag so iîka, has produced a “for* herwin iw am s Rudy’s Jlobil Service Station, "basis or on a storm-to-storm detail. Why not consider a paint Sales. They know just where to Lamar Lundy, Dave Jones, S W froni Itliaca scoreless and took band over a finger after each Dolores Smith 136. that the sequins and jewels mula" showing the Blue Dcvllz As for .‘mow tires, and just ba.-!s. job before really bad weather look for rust and how to treat ______^_____ V Biggest Disappointments Meet Merlin Olsen and Roo.sevelt Manchester Moving a o-O lead on thp strenglh of a down," he said, "and the rubber arc not lost. Ice Capades will are capable of defeating Yale.J SUPER? ■ about everyone uses them these Rudy’s Mobil Service StaUon sets In. It will protect your car it to prevent Its spread You Grier. Packer quarterback Bart 17-yard field goal by Boh band was over four fingers 'POMDER PUFF — Norma be at the Ea.stern States Coli- Yes, Yale! ! and Trucking Co. days, yoit can eiioose the regu- Is open daily from 8 to 10 p.m. and you will be delighted with see many cars today with the VlirS PIZZA SHOP Starr had three passes Inter- Kriegcr, now a Minneapolks in K E M ^ T P N f e when T tried to give toe bail to Thompson 176, Audrey Pliilli- scum in West Springfield Nov. Here's the way It goes: j lar snow tires or the new ones and from 9 to 6 p.m. on Sun- toe work. panels half eaten away and un- DON WILLIS cepted in Llie .7110 loss to aiica- s^fAnce executive, and clung to Dartmouth. DELUXE. WALL PAINT t 6S W. Middle T w ^ ^ e more 450. 18 Uini Nov. 28 for 16 per- Central Connecticut, in easy with the cleats tiiat will keep days. They also offer road serv- Perhaps you do not need a fortunately rust does not stop Phone 649;g700 Also-Rans Jets-Pats go two weeks ago, and was ~ ------formaiice.s. . Connecticut Drag- fashion downed toe University your car moving when others Ice. with two trucks to handle complete paint job, just a this eating process unless It is thrown 11 times for lon yards in GARAGE way will clo.se Sunday, Nov. 21. of Bridgeport, 22-0. SHERWIN WILLIAMS are bogged down, the calls. touch-up here and ^ there. -Cun- properly . *• treated. *" By having I0.S.SCS in the 12-7 defeat by Dc- Frank Jfarr.tta reports a spe- Bridgeport, however, hung a 18 Main S t, Tel. 649-4531 S P A G I ^ I ; Foes in Fenway Park troit last Sunday. 081 Ma i n s t r e e t llffe Motor Sales is expert in your car checked regularly you cial show is slated Sunday. Mcr- 14-6 defeat on Northeastern, this work and the prlceS are can prevent any such damage, JtAVIOLI Cleveland also ha.s injury Tigers’ Place Kicking Ace iden Shamrocks face Na.sliua, Northeastern topped C. W. TEL. 643-6636 Specializing in two biggest disappointments in — 30 Days to Better Spelling... right too. 80 why not have your car Pên 11 A. M. Dally problems but is a .solid favorite N.H., tonight in a New England Post, 34-15. “ . I the Arnencan Football League’s Eastern Division, Bos- to ring up its .second victory of Matching paint is no problem checked right now at Cunllffe Closed A t 10 F.M. Football League playoff at Post, though, can claim a 14—( on cither domestic or foreign Motor Sales? BRAKE SERVICE / Tues. and Wed. jton Md New York, square off for tlie first time Sun- the season against the Giants Ceppa Field in Meriden. AI Fre- 14 tie with Kings Point, A Service / 11 P.M. TTiurs., Frf. al^^rans * considered a toss-up between and bring its record to 7-2. Pointing Toward Pro Job heit will be doing the extra- Kings Point, at the same RUDY’S MOBIL O f Test Your Vocabulary Front End Alignment r Sat Midnight St. Louis, losers of two of its point kicking for the Silver City time, .shows a 27-21 victory at Its readers and not experience Sundays 4 P.M. to 10 P.M. The Jets have the benefit of ed from the title chase. Al- last three games, visits aiicago PRINCETON, N. J. crew. . New Haven Films drew the expcn.se of Temple. ' SERVICE STATION Sincerity B y The Reading Laboratory, Ine. a sense of parsopal closeness to Hartford County General Repoir CLOSED MONDAYS 'momentum, however, after two though promising that the (NEA)—The only differ those readers. The most gratify for toe first time for a league 3,500 for their first home start Temple beat UConn, 13-11. 134 E. CENTER ST. Where Persoiial Written tor NEA Special Services •■traight victories. ’The Patriots, Patriots would make a full game - since moving „ from there ence between tlie brotliers in the Ea.stern Pro Basketball And. last but not least. • % ing experience The Reading - ^ TEL. 640-C077 Consideration Laboratory ever had was the Superior Court ,also showing some signs of life, -scale effort to w-in, he said the *" 1959 and finds itself an under" Gogolak is that Pete looks League last Sunday, an indica- UConn topped Yale 13-7 The purpose of this test Is to show you how many words Is A Tradition largs number of letters which 'have a tie and a victory In their use of younger players “could t® the Bears. The Cards like a football player and tion that the Elm City l.sl ripe Loika’s reaction! you can leai-n by calling on your old knowledge of other iiast f(mr games. help in producing a clearer pic- I™*' the Bro\vns by one game. Charley doesn ’t for this type of sport. The "We’ve gotta beat Glassboro GAS • OIL words, and also to show you how much your knowledge of followed our two earlier series, Milton James Dickinson of O s f r in s k y 400 Mcvi Street "Thirty Days to Better Grades” 671 Hartford Rd. has been Joe N&mato. the |400,000 bo- ture for the comeback I know 'I’be Bears are even at 4-4 and in P®te. the placekicker for the Elms, coached by Sam Bender, State on Saturday!” TIRES—BATTERIES prefixes and suffixes actually mean to you. The best way tH Y v m rtd HUS baby, will start at quar- we will make next year.” fourth place in the West, a ...C(njige&ur^ and "Stop Reading Word by granted a divorce from Helen DEALER IN W A S H American F'ootball League ACCESSORIES to score well in this test Is not to choose the meaning which 368 BURNSIDE AVE. terback for the Jets after com- Among those expected to see Same back of Detroit and litln- Word ... and Get Better Dickinson of Hartford on E ^ T HARTFORD champion puffalo Bill.s, is a hus EXPERT LUBRICATION fits when 3'ou are uncertain. 'Walt a moment because there MATERIALS •Ing off the bench to sparlc the morc service are flanker Ellis ne.sota. ky 200-]x>undcr while Charley may be a helpful clue later bn In a word which you do know. Grades.” Both these series, now grounds of Intolerable cruelty, New York eleven to a 13-10 up Johnson, reserve quarterback San Diego Is rated over Kan- Is a scrawny 5-10 155-pounder. Franchise Dealer For 1. grandiloquent: a) lofty and ------in book form, continue to bring They were married in Man 289.4333 RAGS, IRON hill victory over Kansas City Eddie Wilson and offensive aas City although the OWefs tied Take away the white and 76ers Have Number Acom Imperu-all Faints impressive; b) uses pompous surface transportation; -c) per- us y® warm'^®rm personal letters. To Chester on Nov. 17, 1962. There last week. PiZZA and words; c) spends money to Im- truing to loose moral behavior. **®s® " ’ho have followed along are no children Power and Hand Tools lineman Justin Canale and Tom the Chargersr 10-10 earlier in the black track shoes be wears Painting and Decorating SCRAP METAL , Namath probably will f^ce Neville. .sea.son at San Diego. The around toe campus and Charley GRINDERS press people. H - vivisecUon: a,) cutting “ s through this series we ------one of the worst blitzes he has Tools "Johnson is starting to roll Cliargcr.s lead tliclr dirtslon would be just another Princeton Of Celts, Win Again~ DELIVERED Garden and Land Tools and PAPER met in his pro career. Despite as a flanker,” Holovak said, "dth a 6-1-2 mark. The Chiefs University undergraduate. 2. S ’ r jr Baby, Household, Party the team’s poor showing, 'the within 6-MiIe Radius Radio Today ’’and I believe he will be ono-are loaded with talent but only But tile shoes stand out and NEW YORK (AP) — The Philadelphia 76ers, who Reuben Plen’s humS-V Wdte ” ■ <”lro.pMtlv.: .) lo aid votabu- and Banquet Supplies 781 PARKER ST. Boston defense has been far of the good ones next year.” have a 4-4-1 mark and are third so does Charley Gogolak, toe came from far back several times last season to whip Dlace ’ ^ self-examination; b) pertaining h^"® »®>n® qu®»‘ , WBBC—U6O Invalid Needs Tel. 648-5786 or 648-6879 from ineffective and, in fa ct' On Orders Of $2 Or More ■ a, , . . military investigations: c) “®us; 1st Us answer them. You UOO Don Wade ----- , The Jets won two preseason behind toe Cliargers and Oak- nation’s beat collegiate place- the champion Boston Celtics in the National Basket-’ Texaco Station 4:00 Lons John Weds fcas been quite strong In recent exhibition games from Boston, land. kicker. ball Association, did it again Friday night. 3. psychosomatic: a) perUIn- introductory remarks "'“y suggesUons; let us 6:00 News ing to bodily disturbances due 13 vivacious- 'hear them. In any event, write 1^—..Down 3; Chamber- — ------381 Main Street 6:10 Golden Serenade *''®" sorriest Buffalo holds a 2«4-game lead He has become so proficient CHARTER OAK to m(>ntal disturbances; b) per- b) llV e T y T o f ^ l l S us c /o this newspaper. 8:00 Dick Robinson LAY-AWAY worked well last week against showing in five years. The In toe Eaet with a 7-2 record but lam. Bill (Junningham and Wal l:0O News. Slrn Off and so accurate with his soccer- had 21 for the Pistons, who lost RESTAURANT talning to dreamy c) pertain- 14. spectacle; a) silly behav (End of Scries) CHRISTMAS * Patriots hadn’t been eliminated could get a real fight from o5k- style kicks that he will be one ly Jones rallied the 70er.s to a Phene 643-9149 WATKINS-WEST their fifth straight. S ing to mental alertness. for; b) a public display; c) free The Herald is happy to an J-fOYahs V*. Princeton 23-7 victory from the title chase until the land, noted for 123-114 home court victory over late-season collegians in the up- Hydramatic Transmission 120 c h a r t e r o a k 8T. nounce tlfat the complete Buffalo defense last week of the season during charges and the Celtics. The victory snapped New York led Los Angeles 99- j 4. polychrome: a) made o f entertainment. " FUNERAL T O Y S p i j l stlll hopeful of oooiln? professional draft, Repairing 643-1492 wat set up or scored 20 of toe that stretch when they won a Boston’s five-game winning 94 with only 41/a minutes, left, j strong iîetal; b) having manj^ "isl rartvtfyi a) to operate a “* Sne^s” §Sfet%urs 83 points. The Boston blitz held overtaking San Diego. Oakland offers for legal ad- AH Work Guaranteed divisional championship and has a B-3-i record. streak and also knocked the butrthe Lakers tied It at lOO-lOt ! colors; c) poUtlcal crltlo stalled motor; b) to restore to ***^*“ available in book form. „ WTic—im SERVICE ' • Bikes • Sleds the îlls to a total of 161 vice,” Charley said, "but I’ve Texaco Lubrication Service finished second three times. -______spoken with Pete and he’s been Celts out of first place in the and again at 106,106 on Baylor’s | 5. ventriloquist: si) his voice Ufe; c) to scold. To a copy uf this wlorful, ilig u^nn ve. Rhode T.l.~^ • Skis. • Toboggans yards, 99 of them coming on , The Jets will be making basket with a minute to go. Walb I We Give Green Stamps Looking for a place for seems to come from another 18- contradict: a) to make u®®*- y®»“: j;25 u,’ ORMAND J. WEST passes. through all this so I have a good Eastern Division, with the 76ers Director Values Are Great! their first appearance In Boa- ■ -idea what to expect. regaining the top spot. Bellamy then fouled Baylor wltlr’* that Special Affair? place; b) stomach specialist; c) of; b) to Oppose in speech; 5J**^5**i*"*l^*^.*®* “ Word 7:00 Monitor e*th«r Patriots coach Mike Holovak ton’s Fenway Park. In past inventor of wind tunnel. c) to hit Il^tly, Manchoiter Henld* vi. CharlMtoa MANCHESTER I* expected to make greater Football Action “ I think between myself and 142 E. CENTER ST. years. New York has helped Coach (Dick) Colman we’ll be WE CATER TO: 6. malfeasance: a) dishonest , retroactiv^: a) having ef- ^ SURPLUS SALES C O . Uw of his young players now Boston inaugurate Its season at Gridiron warfare may be able to handle It. all right, al blll-crilecting; b) evil conduct; T” -,*" ^•-'--**.6 o, per- « VoVlt inma Mandiester’s Oldest 169 N. Main St. at Depot Sq. » a t Boston has been ellmlnat- Boston College. , TURNPIKE • Banquets * Weddings seen at two different loca- though judging from what I riors a 103-102 victory over De- , Lakers, a Gatiierlngs c) sea-stokness. talnJng to chemical properties; ” * ™ „ „ , w iN F -m e With Finest FaoUltlea Open Dally to 9:00 FAL 12:15 Dial 12 J. FARR — S4S-71U tlona on the home front to heard about last year, maybe troit on the Pistons’ court and’ for toe TEXACO s Group Meetings 7. malignant: a) harmful; b) steam en- 1:00 News day. Manchester High and kept toe Warriors on too in toe ‘ê'êrs with 29 points, Dick Bar- 1:15-----Dial ' a . ^ he’ll have to send some armed o f every description nagging; c) having a sharp ■ ^ . Area Weather 1:90 Notre Dune vs. North (taro- East Catholic High are both Western Division. "ett for toe Knlcks with 31. odor. *- 18- cohtraatlmulant: a) -ad ‘ Ortiz Looking for Support guards up to my dormitory.” Open 24 Hours A Day Wg* have the “Know-How” lina . — ------home. 8 Suhaltem- .1 InfeWne- bv ministered ‘ “ “ uoiereu tolo actaci againstagomst a WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The 8-46 johnny'ohnny Bgaa No Preference Elgin Baylor’s free throw with Philadelphia plays at New to please youl «:5o News The Indians (6-1) enter Charley says he has no pref 14 seconds left gave the Los An York tonight with Detroit at Firestone. Tiries substitute;' c) disrespectful.’ to*tateMltl-*^*^n'*ii Weather Bureau says there 6:55 Dial U Painfing— Decorating n II. 1 % . . ' Intensity, c) annoying. will be occasional rain todav 7:00 iir”*News • From Fans in Bid for Title tain Bristol Eastern (4-8) at erence for the American or Na- geles Lakers a 107-106 triumph Boston, Baltimore at Cincinnati Quality Line Products Church Comers Inn 7:15 Dial 13 ba n JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) favorite for ‘the 15-rounder In Memorial Field at 1 o’clock. Uonal League, but toe standard over the New York Knlcks In and San Francisco at St. Louis. Gen. Repairers Ucense 860 Main S t, East Hartford du?ed‘^ “ d ? S ? b)’^ co"nttoutar ba^k- ‘ «>-ning fair and cooler torJghi jlJS V t h . , COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL •- Carlos Ortiz, the former outdoor Hiram Bithom Stadium. K»at (8-4) entertains joke around this unbeaten the other NBA game scheduled. -Phone 289-4369 Bghtweight boxing champion. Laguna said he was surprised Windham High (4-8) at Mt. Princeton team is that whatever The game was played In Minne- ; Comer Broad and Inteiior-r-Exterior— Color Consulting Service Nebo, action starting at pro club drafts Charley must apolisn toe former home of the believes toe rooting support of over his 1:30. Sports Viewing j Middle Tpke. West also take center Kit Mill and Lakers, as a charity for a high Complete Insurance Coverage Botti games are rated as school. I. 3sssi“?a3’.r”*““ -«■ issa'aiis- Bob Bedell, the holder. , S A irniD A Y I Phone 643-2176 Read Herald Ads. w M.. maintain a southerly flow over E st 1915 s s -r r T" toss-nps. Manchester must ”I hear thie Miami Dolpl^lns Charley Gogolak I nT* the suggee- the state today, continuing over- Vnwtha Innomt S m p to ?^ I s Z ! i T " * 22-year-old champton. win to retain any chance of Starting the Istst quarter 12:30 (SO) NCAA Football ^ s^ v en in toe ^nlng par- cast skies and occasi^ rain. Inveit lit CanaM p i S r t o n i X fn ‘he ring and (toe hew ASXi team) are going ahead 83-81 the 78ers pulled Dartmouth vs. (joraell sharing ths COIL crown to use the slngle-wlng,” (jharley ^ disturbance advance* WASITOGTON - American W ^ confident it will happen whUe East wUl be out to I figured It out and it comes to t away on 12 points by Hal Greer 2:80 ( 8) Canadian Foot- nJu' again.” said jokingly to Bedell, the S e c t o r t o ^ w eastward, its ctrculaUoQ cpjnpwdes own two-thlrds of the WM. DICKSON & SON square its season record at and 10 by Chamberlain. Greer baU Some of toe antl-'ortlz feeling JSOO. blocking back in Princeton’s of- years about a half hmi,.a... — —“ wgumGogolak ji xnuoucu finished wiui with : 28 points, Cham- 3:46 (30) RoUer Derby to h. be«>m« 8‘rêr over t^ ^®>«® ^ Canada’s elec Tel. 649-0920 —- Menchester, Conn. lense. ‘IS0 maybe they’ll have P®nA»na developed from I Finales for both clubs will ...... L S S leasoî ‘■■‘‘ut then lk lo k e d m y M - berlaln with 27 and Cunningham 4:00 ( 8) NFLr>«oant. l^ly kifw M aw me^cturing pitots. 90 i«vls(on crown to Laguna postponement of toe first fiiflH room for you.” yarder and mads another one with 26 for Philadelphia y • ' f!i!r ^ increased somewhat by after- eti- m be Thanksgiving morning, Job Down Pat down to Kickoff you have gone overer the correct ^ ^ terpriee -and three quarter* of ...... Gogolak, Bedell and Mill have „ that day. .berlaln also out-rebounded Bill 4:80 ( 8) Gadabout Gaddis la last'll 10 Orti‘" -cheduled for Vlbni: Manchester taking on Wind "You know, anyone can put choices, listed below, go back ■ har eU and gas installations. ham High at 11 otolock at been a team since their fresh- toe"b^l down’ bm*l!rrtoar*extro should have.seen toe Russell of Boston 33-32. Sam 6:00 ( S) Race o f tlM over those words which you wnditlon*. man year and Charley says this haH second or full second that ®'“ ’ “ *?*«»«»» cleaned them Jones led toe Celtics ,wlth 86 Week ! ^ e 7 m ? “ itoess. Panamanian Memorial Field and East I Yn Bitm tlw lob. . . wi luvs juti tb« ilAt Do Pool were unable to worit out for * « »« trailing sou ^ Jwwspapers claimed Ortiz was hosting South Catholic High l.s the reason for his success. gives you the time for a *^*re the second and Points, including 17 In the third ' ( 8) Wide WorM of Pakt (w it . . io eolori mitch iiqlhmil Hwe • yourself. Find toe 'clue* you vvestwqrd from the Great Lakhs *un«7nt!. fv. ® *^®‘ ‘he fight, at 10:30 at Mt. Nebo. •■My holder is my coach.” kick. I think we’v T g o V L w S Com®-“ Sparta wwslion on color?. . . wbit to im?. . . how to do HI mused toe first tone around system will swing eaik- MANCHESTER puns into toe air egch time La- Lagima has a 39-2-1 record 6:80 ( 4) NBC Sports ip MOTOR AID41 Charley said. "Bob can tell thing down. as. well as any kick- collapsed.” BUI Buntln’s tap-ln gave De- BALL lit tar itqMri iwlo oa yoot soft ooiotinf M. and see how well you can make vfard and paas through Southeim RUG CLEANING g ^ threw a jab,” said Ortjz. Ortiz’ record is 41-5-1 S when I’m doing something ing team In toe country college Qiariey has other worries — „ ‘ f 102-101 lead over San Action ■ Revohitianary New yoUr old knowledge contribute England this , evening, ' ^ ^ O o n a / d s Combnatlon Prtnd^la (XIMPANY s i e ' S ’ flJht has been guaranteed Rec Volleyball wrong better than anyone, else, or pro.” ^ like protecting himself on the ^*'“ c‘sco with only eight sec. to |l«w ;^riches. bringing ap end to the rain and Sometimes he hits me with Charley’s success (78 per cent » « e r Mcks.' ondejeft before Rodgers SUNDAY IMetiUnited By >, I. b; 2. b; 8. a; 4, b; starting temperatures on a i s H)ANNAWAY BT. hamburgers. American l.eague — Mon. S 12:80 ( 8) Yale FootbaO , , 1 ' cent of the gate. fouled in the last secolnd. II. > a:6. b ; ' 7, a; 8. a; downward swing. J n toe friendly surroundings \ The. promoters pm . Wqtklns “A ” vs. Jim’s; He 1:00 ( 8) Sports r M said advance doing;. He has the time to ob- for extra points) has forced the «et him on the klck'Offa,” a Awarded three chances to make b ; io. a; U. a; 12. a; 1^® naaln body of cold air la RIi o m 4 4 3 4 ) 0 1 2 ^ hla native land Ortiz was rat- \sales 8:43 p.m. Estanian.'i vf. Wyman. serve: were more than $60,000. opposition to extremes, but' no- in n in g Bedell said, '"riiey’re two shots, he missed the flJst 1:16 ( 8 ) NFL Today-.^ MANCHESTER 18. 14. b; 16. b; >9. b; '>®®®ted well to toe northweat of Natlon.al League — Tues. 8 p.m^ "From the beginning I just Giants Vs. Browns' ‘r '"'’®yi’'-®‘“®‘edacrow do?aC thing more e.xtreme than the throwing, elbows, fists.. .every but dropped in the second to tie 17. « ; 28. a; 19. a; • 20.b. the cold front, and will not push Toomey’s vs. Watkins ’;B” ; 8:45 communicated .touch better with 8:00 (SO) A F L -J e to y% ■ day Obmell stacked Its defense thing.” the score and theh"‘inid'8bed in AUTO PART With tola article The Reading Into toa region before Sundiy 3-DAY Lakewood Orcle vs. Rotary; Bob. It’s amazing toe extra toe third win toe game. Patriots lAberatory closes out its- se- night or Monday. So tern- SERVICE Wed. 8 Nârene vs. Bast-Sides. Urns ,-^he’i put In to help me. Wcks * **^” *"“* .Such happening*-■ and In the 4:00 ( 8) NFL-Colts W. 270 BROAD ^ I Nate Thurmondto led San Fran- riea. No ctw can wrijt* a nevra- peratugre* tonight and Sunday ' ‘ ‘ • ' y . 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OIL driver, nmat be «t- 81 Harem room WAS FOUND IN THE mounUina ' PLEASE READ YOUR AD perlenced, top wages, pension ' S r ' - ' p r e s id e n t s om cB / y . lSMectiona(abJ 52 External > CARPBNTRT — Concrete steps, ENGINE LATHE plan, health Insurance, year L lUt. Ui N«, 0«. / I ' / (comb, form) lard 27PilIagete -16 Paragon floors, hatchways, remodeling BRIDGEPORT aroond Job. A p p ly In person. 18 Fainted 83 DIamounted 7 Tree fluid 281Rliêt -54 C orM fabrle porches, garages, closets, ceil Wymsn OU Co., 24 Main 8L 20Genu6ectad 8 Farm buildings 29 Comfort DAI It AIFEAB8 m 3 m « i?„?S DRILL PRESS '21 Pear curtoualg BSObaerrad 9 Toward the 31 Tropical Bntd ings, atties finished, rae rocma MV tiDcR-* ooN iM cirrM . i \ o r P 0 6 l 22Goddeaa of 86 Netting aheltered side 33 Wrongdoings next Ineertlofi. The Herald ie reeponelble fS f ^ formica. No Job too small. D A V p - V O t t M W N ; C i ^ | ^ ^ 46-00 Hours Per Week Overseas Employment diacoid 17 M a r in i 10 Go by boat 38 Sewing tool rent er omitted IneertioB lor any ad verttoem en tâ^ ****”^1 B80AN 14 Lauflitar aound diracUon 11 Scum 40 Breakfast meat to the extent of a “make »<>od^ “ *? D Ciarpentry Service. 649-8880. X U M. WIND OUT! „ Above Average Pay A ll trades, truck driver to proJ« 38 Ancient ceunixjr 17 Hand on hip, 41 Soil M tB U N G oct engineers. Africa, Burope^ DOWN leeeen the value of the advertisement ^ not be CARPENTRY — 82 years ex- t o o l; MU..* 27 Priortty (p rew elbow outwaitt 42 Poems "make good” lilMrtlon. wui not he corrected by iMflQCKf Asia, South Paoific, Atlantic. SO Amatory 1 Backtalk (did.) 19 Harangue 43 Paraaitle faiseci perience. Ceilings and floors CONTROMATICS CORP. K l HIMSELF* H igh salary Jobs, p ^ d travel, 32 Pariah In 2 Afresh 23 Showers 44 Italian city tiled, porches, reo rooms, ga Loulaiane 3 Percuialon 24 Olympian 46 Hawaiian 200 W . M ain S t bousing, food, male, female^ rages, addlUons, attics fin 34 Desert instrument goddeia garland (pi.) (BoekvOle, Ton Free) RoekvUle, Conn. orver 18. O m B , B o x 23100, O Sk. 85 Fictitioue 4 Handsome 25 Arid regiong 47 Roman date ished, remodeled, concrete land Park, Fla. atorlea 8 Tropical plant 26 Sharp and 48 Garment 643-2711 work. No job too small. Imme Phone M r. Becker, 876-S817 875-3136 diate estimates. e4S-2629. i ' r " r S" 6 7 8 9 10 11 An Bqual Opportunity CE3ILINO AND WALL renova //-/g Em ployer 1119 i T " id tions and repairs, sheet rock ;/-/» l4 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? and plaster repaired. Ceramic CDNSOLE A L L Y OOP i T ” 16 tile installed. 10 years experi COUNTER MAN or grill man BY V. T. HAMLIN 17 24-Hour Answering Service ON&TO ence. Free estimates. Special C iwi H to work nights, 7-1. No phone calls, see Chris, Ded’s M ve OPERATOR COULPNT CARE LESS ABOUT EXPLAlM* 18 19 Free to Herald Readers rates for home owners. 646- ...WEL^WHATS \ THERE IS NO I „.ANP I'M GOING TO 9262. ' In. HIM-BUT THIS CROWN 16 A . . . . r Want Information on one of onr classified advertfaMmwnfs* v-. GOING TO STAY RIGHT ( NOW KING GLDLZLE ) KING GUZ2LE.. SEE TD IT. THERE GONNA SAY answer at the telephone listed? s lir^ ^ iu h S '''*® ^ *’ ’ Bonds— Stocks— Help Wanted— ^Female 35 Opening fo r IB M 1401 can- HERE ON M Y HEAP- H GOING NEVER Ifi A 21 23 CABINET WORK, formica coun Help Wanted— Male 36 a u t o b o d y repair man, also ABOUT THAT?i KINGGUZ/ iT .;// F Mortgages 27 sole operator. Two shift ters, rec rooms, remodeling. MOTHERS. Need money for auto body repair helper, must operation, IBM 360 on or z i 25 77 Quality work. Reasonable pric A FRESH START will lump added Christmas expenses? IMPORTANT NOTICE have tools, top wageq, all bene 7 r® EDWARDS der. Company offers excel ■ es. F ree estimates. C all 649- your debts Into one easy pay Earn the convenient Avon way. fits, paid vacations. Apply 01- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER The 1964 C ivil R igh U Law lent free benefit program M 31 dd 33 6985. ment. I f you have equity in Choose working hours to fit ender's Body Shop, 704 Tal- ANSWERIN6 SERVICE prdjlbits, with certain excep including health and acci property, call Frank Burke to your household schedule. No tions, discrimination because cottvUle Rd., Rockville.. dent insurance, life insur H dd COMPLETE Remodeling — discuss ways and meaiis. Con experience necessary. You of sex. It will now be neces ance, pension plan. M84500 — 875-2519 Home building, carpentry serv necticut Mortgage Exchange, earn while you learn. Our new sary for our readers not only ice available. Dormers, room ,7 38 W 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- Christmas Gift sets sell them to read the usual Female n»Msag«% You’D hear from onr advertiser In Hr additions, rec rooms, garages. Help Wanted and Male Help ■ time Wllhout spending aU evening at the telephoneT^ 8897. selves. Call now 289-4922. Write Box S, HeraM, stat Free estimates by calling 643 Wanted classifications, but in g business ' experience, 40 41 also our Cinasification Help 1567, Wesley R. Smith Construe- SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- education and salary re Wanted — Male or Female tlon Co. limited funds available for sec ■ quirements. M-IS 43 44 46 46 IT 48 Trucks—Tractors . . . 87. - ' - ' ' — ond mortgaged, payments to MORIARTY d WANTED 19W CHEVROLEJT half ton pick ^ suit your budget. Expedient _C ms W NU. iZi. T.M^ KeJ! U.l. Pt*. OW. | 48 50 51 HERALD up, FleoUlne, radio, hoater, 4- 1 Roonng-—Siffing* 16 service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. Bookkeeper for one-girl of speedX* Vtransmission, JiyiUIlnylon body OOOy ■■ FIRST CLASS mechanic, must BROTHERS PART-TIME meat counter man, PRISCILLA’S POP fice in Willlmantlc. area. BY AL VERMEER b 'i 53 54 cover. In first class condition. BIDWELL HOME Improvement have own tools, top wages and Sundays, some experience. Ap BOX LEH ERS Salary according to ability Call 640-9418. Co. — Roofing, siding, alter’a- Business Opportunity 28 full benefits. Call Mr. Harris. ply in person. Highland Park / " ^ V O U ’R E and exeprlence. Call Willi- 649-4SD. Has immediate opening for DULL, TMOUQHTLESS.^ ■ 56 57 Market, 317 Highland St., Man (SHli=TLESS, For Your Uons, additions and "«model-- LOOKING FOR A business of m antlo 423-7733 or H a rt INCOMPETENT, LAZ.V one gas station attendant chester. ^ S E L F IS M AND WITLESS/ 13 nworv ,, - ^8 of all types. Excellent your own in Manchester? Look ford 278-1400. M EAN A N D Information 8407^ne^ workmanship. 649-6495. and one fuel oil driver, ex no further. Call Paul J. Oor- EXPERIENCED painters. Call DRIVER, Full-time, oil deliv .WORTH- OUT OUR WAY B Y J. B. W ILLIAM ,‘i rentl Agency, 643-5363. 649-4343 between 6-7 p.m. perience helpful, good pay THE HERALD will not A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, ery. Apply Cooperative Oil, 815 I and benefits. Apply in per TH ER E GOES disclose the identity of rv 1TAW inxx, t:. .... siding, painting,painting. ijarpentry.(Carpentry. a Al- i- MAN WANTED to work in lum Broad St., or call for appoint TH'FRONT CLERK’TYPIST, must be high any advertiser using box iirf if derations and additions. Ceil- Private Instructions 32 ber yard, must have driver's son. 301 Center SL, M an m ent 643-1553. DOORBELL letters. Readers answer P. - . Call 649-8352 after 7. ings. Workmanship g u a r a n ------school graduate, and accurate AGAIN/WE license. Davis & Bradford Lum chester. ing blind box ads who with figures, Manchester con D O N 'T NEED 1960 S T U D E B A K E R \ ___ teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. AMBITIOUS men earn up ber Co.. 200 Tolland St., East desire to protect tb.elr — to $200. per week and more. cern, 40 hour week, paid holi TOOL & GAGE MAKERS A N Y M ORE heavy duty pickup, good con Hartford. TH A N TH ESE identity can follow this Continue to earn as you learn. days, state qualifications and I b o u g h t , dition, sacrifice. 649-3689. JIG BORE (Op e r a t o r s procedure: Men over 19 urgently needed at ^lary desired. Reply Box "X " m e n FOR FIRST shift faJt^ DOWEi Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Herald. - - ^ Enclose your reply to the 1962 FORD Econollne Van, very ------—once tow traintiam forlur highmj^n paying work. Mechanical experience Top rates, overtime, an benefits box in an envelope — clean condition, 170 h.p., 6 cy- HOOFING — Specializing re- jobs as Tractor Trailer Driv- preferred. Apply Eastern Boil YYh plus profit sharing. addressed to the Classi RBSPO n IsIBLB m a n w linder engine, standard’ trans- Pa^^ng roofs of all kinds, new ers if qualified. We are licensed owroiP-n*Tjtr er Co., 99 Loomis SL, Manches fied Manager, Manchester small motor and sales experi mission, radio, heater, dark roofs,roofs. gutterEmtter work,work. chimneyschlmnev.s and and accredited. accredited Placement Plneement SECRETARY for local law of- ter. Evening Herald, together flee. Write Box H, Herald. ence, good opportunity for the Manchester Tool & Design blue. Demonstrate Manchester- cleaned, repaired. Aluminum service upon completion. Tui JHI tf NIA. If. T.M. tee U.S. >61. 0«». " ’ I with a memo listing the right man. Apply In person, siding. 30 years’ experience. companies you do NOT East Hartford area. 228-3639 tion can he financed and paid Manchester C^le Slu^), 151 Hartford Rd., Manchester WAYOUT anytime. Free estimates. Call Howley, after completion of training. want to see your letter. CLERK-TYPIST HOME West Middle T^ke. 649-5263 BY KEN MUSE Your letter will be de 643-5361, 644-8333. For details phone 249-7771 or stroyed If the advertiser is Holyoke, Mass. JE 6-6775. Permwient, full-time position TIRE SERVICE MAN. full-Ume ------::---- WAYOUT/ one .you've mentioned. If available for clerk-typist with DELIVERY preferred. Apply at Nichols- OIL BURNER service man, ex- IS THE FACULTY STILL Auto Driving School 7-A WHERE'RE you not it wlU be handled In _ ~ ~ ; or without experience for typ- cellent income retirement ân. w e 'r e PUTTIN' OPERATING WITH A Heating and Plumbing 17 Manchester Tire, Inc., 295 GOIN'WITH THE IT IN TH E the usual manner. DRIVING Instructions — Home Help Wanted— Female 35 Ing and general office work. Broad St. Fringe benefits. Advancement SKELETON CREW/ DEAR? BOTH — plumbing and heat MEN potential. Moriarty Brothers, s k e l e t o n ? DEAN'S CAR/ n - i j pick-up, reasonable rates, teen Position offers interesting and ing, repairs, alterations, elec age classes. Special attention varied duties with opportunity Sealtest foods, is looking APPLICATIONS are being tak 315 Center St., 643-5136. YES... ONE tric and gas hot water heat IMPORTANT NOTICE Lost and Found to nervous and elderly. Serv for advancement Good t 3q)ing for aggressive sales minded en for full and part-time for OF THEM ''Sut, dad, you didn’t fell me not to take the car. You' ers, free estimates. Call 643- The 1964 C ivil R igh ts L a w ing Manchester and surround ability and high school educa men for established home receiving and stock room de RODE HOME l o s t — Parakeet—green body, 1496. prohibits, with certain excep said Just to stop asking you for it!” ing towns.. Call Manchester tion required. Five day week, service routes. partment. Grant's, Manchester WITH ME/ yellow and black wings, yel tions, discrimination because Driving Academy, 742-7249. excellent Insurance benefits and Parkade. INVITATION low head, blue nose. Blue reg M & M Oil Service, plumbing of sex. It will now be neces sary for our readers not only pleasant working conditions. Qualified men, may look istration band on right leg. and heating, residential, com SBjR V IC E s t a t i o n attendant, to read the usual Female C all M rs. Peterson, 643-1161 forward to high earnings, TO B ID Lost Hollister and North Elm mercial and industrial, no Job Business Services Help Wanted and Male Help for appointment and many fringe benefits. part-time and full-time, exper- Sealed bids will be received at j :rWiLDa^ too small, 649-2871. ARE MADE -NOT BORM St., tame, answers to name of Offered Wanted classifications, but ienced. Wyman’s Service, Sta- the office of the General Manag- 11-15-65 13 Tweedie. 643-1098 or 648-6330. Wanted — Male or Female Apply Monday - Friday tion, 24 Main St. er, 41 Center Street, Manches* K3N f B E N CASEY LAND CLEARING, tree re IIUS also our Classifioation Help COUNTER WOMAN for evening 8:30 a.m. • 11 a.m. l o s t — Black and tan, male moval, and chain saw work. . . . 37. shift, 7 p.m. to 1 a.m., 2-4 FULL-TIME—to vrork in plumb- November 24, 74 'MEANWHILE... Radio—TV Repair ______19®5 at 11:00 a.m. for Automa- PUNWO, HAVgNT SEEN IT puppy wearing/ pink collar A. Michaud, 742-8096. nights per week. Please apply ing and hardware store, apply Automo- i Services 18 Barrett Plumbing Supply, 881 ^ Batteries. Bid forms, plans W BEN/ HOV yET. I PROMISED I'D GET with bell, vicinity Birch St. Mister Donut, 256 W. Middle SEALTEST FOODS SHORT RIBS Broad St specifications are available DAVE BERG'S OVER TO MATERNIT/ TODAY Call 649-6661. HAROLD AND SON Rubbish Re- O H I D O W F W O R R V t 1 WANTED — Receptionist for Tpke. Milk Division BY FRANK O’NEAL BABY? . I'LL GIVE you A REPORT. moval - atucs. cellars and Television R e p ^ s professional office, must have at the Controller’s Office, 66 yards, weekly or monthly pick- Radio Repairs personal and bookkeeping ex- STENORGAPHER — transcrlp- 255 Hom estead A ve. Center Street, Manchester, Con On/£AL Tin., Automobfles For Sale 4 necticut. up. Bolton, Manchester vlcin- Antenna Installations perience, good opportunity. tionist, experienced, IBM elec Hartford, Conn. A CAlAMnV l550fN61&' NEED CAR? Your credit tium- Ity. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. Satisfaction Guaranteed Write Box M, Herald. tric, 37H hours. Apply 685 Town o f Manchester An Equal Opportunity ED BISKE, TECHNICIAN Parker St., Manchester, or call SALESMAN Connecticut BEPÛ.Y)UV£RyS0OK. SHARPENING Service - Saws, E m ployer 649-5361. Richard Martin, ^ axes, shears, skates Bantley Service Center FOR MEN’S DBPARTMESNT ' sm elanY e c a r e m S General Manager rotary blades. Quick service! 333 M A IN ST. 649-8247 GUARDS — MALE wanted, WITH THAT N0nSEH5£ est Douglas.J Inquire ,, about low- . v/cvF*iuicapitol jijûjpiueniEquipment 8JO.,Co.. So 38 ------—______- , SEWING WANTED — Full-time sales full or part-time, must be over Experience not necessary woman in Main Street Jewelry 21 years of age, have a clean anJhJl^^’ Manchester. Hours Millinery, Dressmaking 19 IP LIKE TO GET SOME X YA, IT DOES LOOK i-iim: anywhere. No small loan or fi- jally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur------store from now until January —record. We welcome------retired- APPLY OF THESE THINGS OUT TO ^THIS ROOM IS BLESSED WITH nance company plan. Douglas t)U HELPA THE ENTHUSIASM OF AN < . XJ COULD JU ST-.., ME WITH 1HEM...UH...HANS?ycVER-6ENER0US/V#|VfAPA. -QM ■ LAWNMOWER sharpening; re- Call 643-8760. Herald. form ation between 9-6, 247-8350 Clean, Late Model THOSE BOptS OVER THERE- 1963 FORD Convertible. V-8, Fu- pairs, sales, rotor blades D & L ------' ' ______— >1 OPERATORS or apply Room 207, 15 Lewis .lix. t^. u.i>of. Off. tura sprint, white top, bucket sharpened; bicycle sales serv- CUSTOM DRAPES, your own * ' ------AAVA W St., Hartford. MANCHESTER PARKADE USED CARS BUZZ SAWYER MORTY MEEKLE seats, 649-7762. jce.Ice. Manche.qterManchester O CyclevcIa ’ av,A„ Shop, fabric, lined or unlined, picked Experienced and trainees WAITRESS for limeh work. Ap BY ROY CRANE BY Dick CAVALLJ 149 W. Ididdle Turnpike, 649- up, delivered and installed, re wanted for first shift, 7 to ply Cavey’s Restaurant. MACHINIST — All around «x- Top Prices Paid pairs made. For more informa 3:30 p.m. Please apply in perience required. The Quint ' . ' ' ' AH DON'T KNOW WHAT AH'M , 1963 MGB — New transmission, 2098. For All Makes WINTHC20P/ I WA5nrMr. p-g .------anrt'iXT-rTv tween 9-12 a.m. ANR HAP lb A^NPONl 7 NOT SEE 'BU> THEY covers, no rust. Must be seen THEBNK YOU PUTA Reasonable rates. 643-9908. PAINTING BY Dick Fontame, “SEWING CURSE ON THEEMI to bewxj appreciated, very ivaouii-reason ______Interior and exterior. Paper Address Replies to BOX P Able. Call Wyman Oil Co. aft^r FT/)OH3 cleaned and waxed in hanging and wall paper remov- 6,K. askAJilr fofsM* r ^HmmfA em ie, 648-2466.AAQ.OARK tirkmAQhomes, ruffinmm offices or business, alal. DutchTVitnlt Boy a and*..* r\«.'DA..*DuPont. MACHINE Available dîys, evenings. Satis- Quality workmanship. CaU iianrl^pBtpr lEupttfn^ ifpraUi 1947 P L Y M O U T H 4-door, stan faction guaranteed. Free estl- eveidngs, 527-9571 i 4 I l p w a n t e d 13 BISSELL STREET dard 6. Exceptional through mates. Insured. George Farr, — „ ■ ------— OPERATORS” out. See It at 62 Starkweather 649-9229. INSHIE and outside paintli:^. ' Street, or call 643-8856. Price ------1- You name, your own price, PLEASANT WORKING 375. —STEPS,------—SIDEWALBB, — . . ----- —'«> "**'^*«^ stone Special —— rates AW* for ••wcaAV/vrwasv homeowners Real Estate Sales Opportunltif CONDITIONS! walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- 65 or over. 649-7863, 876-8401. races. AU concrete repairs Colli and Wagner Realty Co., one of Central Con 1962 TSatPEST Sport Coups, Experienced help and quali Reasonably priced. 648-0861. PAINTING, exterior-and in necticut’s most professional real estate firms is MR. ABERNATHY aii«»iNiA>LLARI IN SEEN you NEVER FORGET good work, reasonable rate, 36 automatic, jiower steering, a PINE ST., MANCHESTER quire now to leam of all the advantages Colli and BORRC3WED SEFOREJ MEETING MF * BouselioHI Serrlees years In Manchester. Your PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS FROM you good dependable car, reason (Xfered 13-A neighborhood is my recommen W agner has to offer to assure your personal yESTTERCW/, able. 875-8747. FRINGE BENEFITS dation. Raymond Flske, 649- — T~Z;— T T I ------success. ” ■ • REWEAVINO of bums, moth 9237 PART-TEMB clerk typist, ex- I960 CHBVRfXJBlT Impala, V-8, c h ic k e n FEBPf CHICKEN FEED] boles. Zippers < repaired. Win perienced, with knowledge of AFFLY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT PID eoMEONB MENTION FOOOf ftdoor Hardtop, deluxe ttarougb- dow shades made to measure, bookkeeping. Manchester of For A Strictly Con^dential Interview out. 643-6460. IH 3 g . ___ , aU -— slaes - Venetian------FlOQr Utnds. niiisiiliif Keys 24 fice. Salary commensurate Jl with ability. Type .resume to UQuesft ^RSJPOaaEStaONB: Take over M7 8ANDINO and reflnlsh- Call Mr. Goguts— 648-9088 « r 875-8896 |ap«W W L Herald. ■;, payments, no cash needed with 5?” "” Marlows. 887 Îng (specializing(si>eclallzing In older______^______IONA MFC. m average credit. 1961 Oldsmo- floors). Waxing floors. Paint- WANTED — Reliable cleaning bile, 1969 Chevrolet convertible, Ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging, woman with own car, 2 days COLU and WAGNER REGENT STREET— MANQHESTBl a ______8M$ CsdlUac. CaU 26»-88(i4 ask for Graham Hotanea. Read Herald Ads. ^ «■ ' - m i m M h r - - m ' . J ■ . , a; - * '

' A ■■ f: -i'.f/ : : ■■..V ' jlANCHESTEB EVENING" HERALD, MANCHESTEBi, CONN., SATOMAY^ NOVEMBER 18, 1966 BIANCaflSftmK BVBNIHG MANCHE B T I^ OCtthy, SATOBDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 196B S r i , n Garden—9^1111—Dairy Apartment MMtaga Houses For Sab f2 Houses For Rent 65 Houses For Sab 72 > Houses For Sab 7? gnlmriWB For Balt 75 .. SnEHrlHui For Salt 75 Produeta 88 Tenements 68 wittp 8IDB z rURmSHBlD HOUSB for rent, SPRINO STRBBT jnod6l6d. T h r tt batfrboms, eei^ dUldAY wwa, ^ XAFVflMWTRXCOVENTRY ' —~ 0]SmsU farm on VBRMON ^ lovely 6 room~e^ Cheshire Boy Broadway SeasfH^% Intosh, OorUand, Delicious, “* deslSS^S^rooiTSh to*! *SiSS*T^ra lU d M if^ lS ^ amlc bath, luU pec room. Bent- kitchens ?*** “Isllway. ^ room bouse. tom bulk L-sbaped. Ranch, estate rentals — apartments, lêtaly fumlshe«»•. «««. bullt-lns, vacant. Wooded with built - Ins and a lamlly room, 3 - car enclos .Smith A gency, 643-1667. Hayes 618,500. Leonard A gency, R eal- Responsible apple cid er. P errando Or- J . D . Realty, 648-5129. Agency, 6484*181, Ins, dishwasher, dining room, Without a Blockhiiî^ tlon. Will glVe lease. Spacious lot. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 048- area, aluminum storms and garage, 8 very generous slzr ______ohards, Blr:* Mountain Road -r -— ------— grounds. Brae - Burn R ealty, 1577. » . Ifenetaeter firepisce, 1% taths, enclosed NEW YORK (AP) — Show clump sill ftii liW lu ADVERTISING (o « Hebron Avenue, Route 94). ^ ROOMS, heat, hot water, screens, 5 years old, $14,500. bedrooms with big deep clc **^ T B )R s t r e e t area — $ ANDOVER — ' it* carport, large tread lot, conver Fbr Slayings phone 048-8278. Wolverton Agency Realtors, eta, 2 full ceramic baths, ki RANCH A GO-GO business is having a tough sea- ^ toe sesson win be oMa#.^ Glaatonlnuy. !?°ve,. retrlgerator, parking. PORTER STREET area — 6 .Oolonlal, 4 bed- Ucally new 5% room Oold Me- nlent to school, shopping end The CLAiSSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ' ______Completely redecorated, |i»*. 649-2813. chan has built - in oven an _ Ihink young! 6 rooms of •on on Broadway and off, but âvld Menlefc seed room Dutch Colonial, Screen- w m s, 2H baths, famUy room, dallion Ranch on large wooded H artford. Hanley A gency, 643- '(OoBttBaad from Pngs One) 8 AJL to 6 PAL range, flreplaced 15x19 Uvin- ' comfort and ease. Ideal for ____ .1 “fl cause for alarm. Hs hag APPDBS and w inter squash 75c “ JS!®!:*.? .5 b . ®“ Suburhan For Rent 66 ed porch, garage, lovely shad- J^hen Mlt-ins, 2-car garage. lot, ideal for children. Leonard 0080. M bushel. Bring containers, 830 643-0000.______room, (Model Home condition ' faimUy living. Modem built- Weslev R r — »~»s"- ‘Wa loeai lor cnuoren. Leor ed sin account of toe douUe Vernon ROcrifVTTj.w _ « *<1 lot, only, $18,900. H ayes Mtmchestar tors, w i i w ^ Agency, R eal- A gency, R ealtors. 6464)468. COPY CIDSING TIME FOR CLASSU<1ED ADVT. Hillstown Road. ' ’ Solid value, $28,900. W olverto. .. in kitchen, large living COVENTRY Andover — He slaying based p rooms, Hi baths, den, re. In V______erm ont O ct. 7. *®ns Qub will hold its thirty- »®nsu8. Of the 18 shows haVs DIAL 643-2711 ranges, automaUc washert EPPICIBNT apartment, IMPERIAL ARMS dining room, fireplace, breeze ^ 6 room Cape. Bus at Hutchins Agency, Realtors, VERNON — Crest Ridge Dr. 6 heated, $125 per month, imme 9 spacious rooms, living room, gafage. Hayes Agency BARROWS A WALLACE Pheian’ saliTtoat’Mrs. Beaudry anniversary banquet Sun- On Broadway the main trou- opened, only tour won majorit;^ with guarantees. See them at way and garage. Hayes Agen- room with cathedral cell MaiKdiester Parkade floor, stores, church, and 64941824. diate occupancy. Philbrick APARTMENTS cy, 646-0131. 646-0181. ______I^ch, 3 bedrooms, 1% wasas shot once in toe face and ,, ®*^*“*‘®'**'^ ** blockbuster hit approval from cevtswers, and B. fi. • Pearl’s Appliances, 649 ing, 5 bedrooms, 1% baths, .Manrtiester 649-5806 ^ ools only a $tep away. CoHtimwd F ien PracucRiig Po9« Agency, 649-8464. SOUTH WINDSOR Large cus- garage, once in toe heart, and Roberta naa emerged from, the new two of those were tor limited Main St. CaU 643-2171. kitchen with buUt - Ins, MANCHESTER two family, 6-r Open 8:30-9 Daily ®V)r the family, there are 3 Regran St., Rockville MANCHESTER — 6-6 duplex,- or 4 bedrooms and rec . tom built 8-bedroom , Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— nice condition, 2 oil furnaces, beautiful rec room, com central location, separate fui 8:S0-6 Sat. & Sun. built-in oven and EVERYTHINO in sterilised re- wnim Rnnw^ i«oo4 naces, $180 monthly incomr «>«“ • $15,400. Call D. Sis- modem bathrooms, excellent plete with bar, .closets ga eled fireplace wall, ■^RiVER WANTED, over 18. Ap- Male or Fwnal* 37 conditioned used furniture and M3 2 «6 ’f l i lore, 2 car garage and near $17,900 for immediate sale. Bi MANCHESTER St. Jam es 00, 649-5306. appliances, high quality - low ^ < *70. M3-2426, 9-5. NEW APARTMENTS location. Also unusual 3-bfd- Ing room, master . ply Winkler Auto Parts, 179 W. APPLICATIONS are being tak- ly one acre of land, near Air Real Estate, M3-9333. area, Spacious 9 room Colonial, R A p p n w o » master oearoom is one beautiful package. An 8 1*1^’ prices, LeBlanc Furniture, I^S room Ranch wiai rec room, of ceremonies ^ the program, er million has gone down the He also bdlevos »*»«(• a Middle Tpke. ^n for full-time employment as ____ _ ALL ELECTRIC buses, shopping and schools. 6 bedrooms, modern kitchen ÂLÂCE S e ? SiSata South Street, Rockville. 876- 6 ROOM tenemant, 149 Oakland over half acre land, 3 garages. ALK3E DRIVE — Five rooi has dishwasiher and disposal, Manchester Parkade « . acres, brook. Lapp^n Agenw the boys try-out in quality scripts is perosptlble CHRISTMAS help needed. $2 to persons and department 2174. Oên O-S. St. 643-2426, 9-6. For full Information call Ells Ranch, IMi baths, carport, fui m baths, 2-car garage, alumi Manchester 649-5306 tlon, im m ediate occupancy, 649-6261. 649-8140 ^ ^ ^ S'une in toe ca r and _ ~ “ «“ any o f ou r top playwrtghta $3. per hour. Part-time 12 to 15 Grant’s,, Manchester Spacious 4V4 pooms, fea worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. PfflLBRICK AGENCY basement. Terrific buy at $17. num storms, new furnace, con- Open 8:30-9 Daily $18,600. Gerard Agency, R e ^ - ______began a drive which______ended with___ Broadway, a drastic don’t know what to write Parkade. HAVE ’TWO, must sell one, ’TV- M3-6930. I tiVi.i,. o— _____ Fisheries hours. Call 628-6686 or 644-0202. ” tures Include range, re 600 or so. T. J. Crockett, Real tenlentfy located. Immediate 8:30-6 Sat. A Sun. tors, 643-0365 or Gertrude Hag- MANSFIELD—Charming 3 bed- their arrest outside a roadside and Game; Bill Clede, shrinkage of activity is evident, about." Radio-Record player combina- FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, frigerator, carpeted, dispos 649-8464 edotn, 649-0638. room Split Level, fireplace, restaurant In Vermont. °* *^® But everyone is not pessimis- Martin Gabel, another vrter- SPACIOUS — large lot, over- ______tor, M3-1677. occupancy, $22,900. Gerard SIX ROOM Ranch tlon, excellent condition, best central location. 643-8116. al, parking. Seeing is be compact kitchen, large dining Although both boys were pros- •I®' * an producer, notes growing pub- offer, 649-7386. lieving — the best rent In sized rooms, attractive setting, ROOMY 8V6 room split 1% SIX ROOM Ranch, all new on Agency. R ealtors, 6434)366 or Plus m u ch ,'m u ch mOTe^“om v COVENTRY - Ideal tor the Situations Wanted— Gertrude H agsdoni, 649-0538. $22,500. J. D. Realty, 643-5129 gautlem an farm er, 6 area, aluminum combinations, enl; during the inquest, their **® ®*** ‘”niere______Isn’t anything.<___ » ——that -a lie - - apathy toward serious drw> OPENINGS FOR no ------—------DUPLEX — 6 rooms, garage, town, only $125. At dishwasher, baths, garage, shaded patio, half acre lot, asking $19,900 room lovely landscaped, acre. Ideal legl:! guardians choee not to J- few rave notices and a solid hit ma, female 38 s e w i n g m a c h i n e — singer oil furnace, connections for ap- ’ * ‘‘ beauUful buy. trees, large lot, only $17,600. J- D. Realty, 643-5129. home on level elevated acre, home for couple or small fam- “ ave them testify. The boye are TON ROOM Split on 4 levels. FOUR FAMILY, 4-4-4-4, twoTx- fruit trees, beriy bushes, etc. won’t cure," said one Broadway “I think, as far ae comedy la TT3\>f 1 A r\ r\ O • WOMAN would like to babysit, automatic zlg . zag. cabinet pliances. Adults preferred. In- t^ppen Agency, 649-5261. 649- Hutchins Igency, Reidtors. 649- ^Ta^^. lly. Asking $15,600. Please call being held at Juvenile Denton- ™ I ’ ^*° mo,1el, excellent condition, but- quire 21 Fairfield St. Also, 3% rooms, $105, with MANCHESTER — 5% room .Bverytt^ you need is here, tra rooms, nice condition, bus Leonard A gency, R ealtors, 646- press agent. concerned, things are normal. I D J V I i ^ U U O C r iG S Manchester and Vernon area. all this Is a beautiful recre professionally built custom line, one furnace, $25,70o! 58 Lange Agency, Qilumbla 228-* tlon Home in New Haven pend- Eastern Said another; "Sure, the pace but over the past 10 yean re- 649-0843. ton holes, embroiders, hems, ------— ------Ranch ■with 3 bedrooms, hug 0489. 9349 -iner vjonnecticut. ation area which includes heme. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. ing further action. •tc., was $309.60, unpaid baJ- ÊW 3-room all electric coun- ~ MANCHESTER — West Side. fireplaced living room, famir Wells Street, Manchester. 643- Michael Rogalus will have It ®‘°'^®‘‘ mflybe slstance to other subject matter swimming pool, tennis 0826, owner. PROGRAMMER YOUNG MOTHER will babysit ance $69.86, take over pay try Garden Apartments, new ? ft \ Cape, cab- spacious 6 mom home, sun- sized kitchen with dining are: ARB YOU handy young man? I® ^ ELUNGTON _ 60 acres with charge of the Inner, which will '**’* *** ®°*"‘"^ •** * *’®“ ‘nt®*«lfie«J-” courts, shuffle boards, and by the day or week. Call 876- ments of $8. monthly. City Sew stoye and refrigerator, $90. per Enrage, close to attached garage, level wel We have a house that badly knocks. Desirable locaUon, 6 house. Cider Mill Road Ext., off be followed by the awarding of _L M70 for further information. ing Center, Hartford, 622-0476. month, no lease. Leonard Agen barbecue pits. Call 666-5465, ^rmanent siding, hot water churches, schools, shopping shrubbed lot. Best value, $15,- needs you! 6% room Ranch, room aluminum sided Colonial Route 83. Call 876-6098. G>ng Suffer MINIMUM o f ONE YEAR t 666-3512. cy, Realtors, 646-0469. heat. Hayes Agency, M6-0131. and bus line. Leonard Agency, 900. Wolverton Agency, Real city water, city sewer, walking with 6H acres, 2 extra build V w England Vignettes DISC EXPERIENCE PRE SACRIFICE Special Warehouse Release Realtors,“ ■ 646-0469. tors, M9-2813. distance to shopping, bus line. ing lots. Hayes Agency, 648- FERRED. WILL BE t r a i n MANCHESTER — Raised 0131. High Losses pion fisherman for the 1966 sea- i . Situations Wanted— 8-ROOM HOUSEFUL OF Wanted— Real Estate 77 son will be announced and pre e d ON IBM 360 TO BE IN- FOUR ROOM tenement, Bis- MANCHESTER — Bolton town- Ranch excellent Only $11,800 and your tool box. M ale 39 UNCLAIMED ------— ...... , condition. TWO FAMILY, 6 rooms up, 6 Call Converse and Dupret Real sented with a gold trophy, and STAiLLED IN 1966. sell St., $70. Call 643-6258, 9-6. line — Four room apartment, ^ bedrroms large kitchen with rooms down, excellent location Lovely 3 bedroom Ranch, ECHO DRIVE In Vernon — Five ^ HA.VE customers waiting (Oontlnned from Page One) leen G>mbo’ Accompanies FURNITURE Estate, 648-2197. his name will be permanently $120., large yard, quiet neigh- 5°°™ dining room, and condition, walk - up third IDEAL LOCATION many extras, In meticulous room Ranch with basement ga- .Y®'” ’ outstandl^ property, d ir e c t f r o m WAREHOUSE MANCHESTER —North end. 4 rage, nice residential area. $18,000. and up. Call Suzanne “ Viet Cong defector toscribed on the club’s large PART-TjjvfB nights, co<^ and borhood. 643-5983. ♦ ‘7 ., fireplaces, floor for storage, 2 oil burners. MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom condition. Owner sacrific pastry chef. Call 742-7649 3 ROOMS NEW $199 room apartment, second floor. Sensibly priced to sell at $16,- Shorts, 643-8888. J. Watson •1’®“ ambush had been set trophy reserved for champions. Worcester Temple Service CONSOLE ■------garage, garages. For appointment call Here’s a dandy buy in a 8 Ranch, 2 baths family room, ing for quick sale. 643- - Credit manager desires respon- hicluded. patio, beautifully landscaped 644-0671 room custom built rancher 9133. 600. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Beach and Co., Realtors, 21 “ P- Sports movies furnished by ______BOSTON (AP)—New England at the home of RJehaM L. Strot* sible nnrtv fn rMiw.v.naA n 249-5661, garage, storm windows, air- 643-1877. Central Row. Hartford, 622- report was confirmed by Garcia Corporation will be VignetteT: slble party to purchase 3 W an ted T o R ent 68 lot with trees, wail to wall c a r -'______in the Rockledge area. conditioned, many extras, large Ignettes: foleno of Arlington. Vt. OPERATOR ______Dogs— ______Birds—Pets______41 r o o m s o f NEW WARE- Features fully equipped 2114. air observation and the Viet- rtiown. SDC ROOM duplex, garage, WANTED by retired 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ Included in RENOVATED 6 room Ranch. 3 lot, excellent neighborhood. 644- GLASTONBURY — Owner Itwas Jon Klein on piano, Lar- Mrs. Stroffoleno summoned Bra grhnr,! „U11J______i ... . . PriCe OI $24,500. bedrooms, living room with kitchen, paneled family ------— ------namese 62nd Ranger Battalion Emblem Club (TWO-SHTPT OPElRA’nO N ) AKC Registered small black FURNITURE $199 . . . Bowers School, two children room apartment in quiet neigh Philbrick 8526. transferred. Better than new 4 ry Breilbord on drums and Jim-' fir® department after notic- Agency 64B-8464. fireplace, dining room; kitchen, room and attached garage. MANCHES’TER — West Side. —the unit that fought out the Rockville Emblem Club male Poodle, 3 months, rea- accepted. Available Dec. 1, borhood, must be reasonable K.**, It- "“ Y Oonlon on bass in a prayer ‘"K smoke coming under toe ------—. tile baths, patio, combination Priced to sell at $25,600. COMPANY OFFERS: sonable. Call anytime, 643-0624 5-pc. dinette. 15-pc. total. $110. Call after 6 p.m. week and accessible to grocery 649- r x ROOM SINGLE. Enclosed ® South fFindsor Tnn? w ‘ w ^ ®®'^®® 1®®^ '^®®‘' T®mple *■. The door had been a ja r. INSTANT CREDIT front and rear porches. Con 8®“®®!' »nd shopping. Shopping. a«>-actlve wooded acrc lot, ------Jim e-was sent in to knock out ‘"'*® ,®^ Emanuel in Worcester, M a sl Fire officials said mys o f to e days or all day Sunday, 643- 8991. OPEN SUNDAY 1—4 P M Plenty of trees and shrubs, cellent neighborhood for chll- . COCKER Spaniel puppy, sliver NO MONEY DOWN to schools, only $16,200 with venient to schools, churches, the ambush site. ivesaay night s tolackout, for _ .... fnin onmimr ,,EXCELLENT WAGES 7792. JARVIS REALTY CO. large 80x234 krt. Call 6684)682. dren. Under $30,000. Call Su- ^ O l l U l F y X I f l y C F S buff, female, 3 months old. CaU $2 WEEKLY $300 down and small closing shopping, one - half block off Attacking with two compa- the ^ k v ll le Elks blended what one “ Prtalre AND WORKING CONDI 75 SCHALLER ROAD zanne Shorts, 643-8886. J. Wat- ¥> j .• 0 * 1 critic c^led "traditional modern probaWy set toe firo in after 6:30 p.m., 649-6133. FIRST FLOOR, 7 rooms, fire cost. CaU Bob Gerstung, 649- nies, it took on what was esti- TIONS DISCOUNT FURNITURE Business Property 649-1200 643-1121 Main Street, $16,500. Call own- son Baach and Co., Realtors, A r O Q l l C t l O l l o B l C l sounds" with the liturgy and I’®’'®® ®* CJiristmas ornamenta place, garage, , immaculate, (New Home) 6361, evenings 643-7033 or 876- mated to be five hard-core Viet School Menus FOR SALE — part German WAREHOUSE For Sale 70 er 289-9134.______LOig 73 j i Central Row, Hartford, 622^ traditional prayers of toe syn- ®*ter passing through glaae otoiv • . FREE BENEFIT PRO tender loving tenants, $145. J. 4433. Cong companies. Building B School; Monday, Shepherd and Collie puppies. 3580 Main St., H irtford Directions: Across from H ow ling Success agogue. **1 1“ the closet. GRAM INCLUDING ACCI- In Back of D. Realty Co., 643-5129. ROOMING house, excellent in Parkade take Tcwer Road, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — 3-bed ,6-5 GOOD 2-famlly, central lo- COVENTRY — Half acre wood- ______With strong air support hitting ^“ *]L P*®'®!® ®® ®KY *salad , , „ _ , It’s like toevnv xwyBoy ooouiScout wnowho 876-2078. " . CIRCA — 1784 white pillars, -DEINT A HEAL’TH INSUR Old Fuller Brush Building vestment, fast return, good right on French Road, room Colonial with VA baths, caUon. Income minded? In- ed lots. Asking $1,700. Also two ANDOVER — Bolton line — 6 Bv JANET SELAVKA '*'***°®‘ ‘•'® ®‘‘^® ° ' ‘ h® ®»'or choice of soups. for toe eiêriment was Ws campfire by' tocustaSfocusing EXCEPTIONALLY nice 4 large business zone, 3,500 square vestlgate. J. ANCE 522-7249 mortgage. Contact owner at right on Schaller Road. 2-car garage, heavily wooded D. Realty Co., acre vmoded lots. Russell Real m agnify- rooms, second floor apartment feet selling and storage, plus 643-5129. Articles For Sale 45 876-2042. Outstanding, well designed, lot, only $25,900. T. J. Crockett, ty, 823-1073. s - s:;;:,- . . LIFE INSURANCE with fireplace, veneUan blinds, lovely 8 room house. Hutchins ______OPEN MON.-SAT. 9—9 custom built Ranch, 3 bed Realtor, 643-1577. SALES AND Service on Arlens, rr ------~ ------— storm windows, baseboard hot Agency, 649-5324. 86 ESSEX STREET—Are you EXCELLENT, high with ■view , . PENSION rooms, 2 full baths, paneled Bugged Birds Hahn EcUpse, Jacobson lawn ÂPLE ’TWIN BED, dresser water heat, beautiful Colonial ____ Land For Sale 71 NEW SIX ROOM Colonial- handy with hammer, paint and trees, double A, building rr“^' = ' r « o r c r . ' . s „ Y " foyer, fireplaced living MANCHESTER — Central 6 A flock of pheasants let loo'ê mowers. Also Homellte chain ^"*1 niirror, like new, reason- Ranch, executive neighbor brush? A good starter home lot, 100x236 on Mountain Rd. t a c t o r c u ^ t ^ c L l^ T T v B ^ Windsor Country players and _ the 1^’ ®*‘®‘®® ®^ chicken noodle or to- sophomore. M A N S F liu jl-A sh ford line - room, formal dining room, room Cape, fireplace, 1^ in toe Massachusetts' woods in APPLY OR CALL saws and Internationa! Cub Ca- able, call 289-4575. hood, 3 bedrooms, walk for $13,000. Joseph Barth, Call 643-6273, Brae-Burn Real det ’Tractors. Rental equipm ent------Chester, $95. Electric range and 300 acres wooded and cleared sliding glass doors to sun baths, bay windows, only, $15,------^------!____' ^® benefit the reported 161 Viet C ^ ®H ,4 ROOM apartment, heat, hot "replace, 3 bedrooms, rec space. Below FHA appraisal at beautifully landscaped 1^, onl; conveniences, city water heart of excellent hunting and 2692. Robert D. Murdock, 643- gasped in the dramaUc scenes, included Communist tuna salad, cole slaw, pickled ® *®“®®K® •®®i®>T' in- - “ "Y iwo mgn towera 17 Albany Ave. Hartford RHEEM GAS hot water heater water, stove and refrigerator, room, house in '.mmaculate $19,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. steady. and a mobile receiving station, closet, Duncan Pliyfe table $16,400. Wolverton Agency, and seiwer, immediate occu fishing area. Offered at $9,900. 6472; and one person was even press- Chinese , burp guns of a type - - beets, • - peanut------butter and butter $126.50 per month. Call 643-6106. ' ______condition, completely remod- A widely circulated booklet which pick up signals from toe 30 gallon, best offer. Call 643- good condition. Call 643-5931, 6^ Realtors, 649-2818. pancy, Candlerwood Drive, Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- onr TT1WTJTA Tt , — ®‘l I® ®®î ®“t dlrecUons to an' “ ®" hefore in that sandwiches. MANCHESTER — Selling below prep a r e d at Princeton and tiny transmitters taped to toe 7:30 a.m., or after 6 p.m off Highland St., Manches 0469. styling, actor during a farcical bit. fîênbaugh said they Northeast School: Monday, necks. bank appraisal. 1,900 square 6 room home, 3 bedrooms, hot known as "A Social Guide to . ter. Built by C. Gambolatl rv ...V,- -A .... "Pajama Game” is a play of “,®?P!*lf.ll®®^^®^ weapons, shells with hamburg and tomato TfSeri-cniC "r-s,,-p.ufp.= feet of living area In this 4 bed 607 WOODBRIDGE ST. — 3 bed Women's Colleges in toe East” The signals dstermlned that w'IiT r i,':! Apparcl^Fun, 5 7 a u S S i “ ' “ HUm OONOOBD r d Beautiful GRACIOUS LIVING A Son, 212 MoKee St„ 643- delight if cleaned with Blue room Colonial, built-ins, fire room Ranch, dining room, fire A / recddeniiaT ” ' “ 'Y Scenery changes, a large “ *® ®*‘® “ 's^® *«- s®"®*' lettuce with dressing, contained the pay station tele one bird was killed by a hunter Ranch, large living room, for '6470. ®“ l’ ® variety of actlOT, ‘•®®® canvas canopy in the Jim- Italian bread, sliced peaches; t electric shampo< Can be yours in this state place, 2% baths, double garage, place, screened porch, on bus phone numbers of toe 14 Wheat 20 minutes after release. TIRE CITY mal dining room, cabinet , ''•*^•”331-______certainly a difficult undertaking Tuesday, frankfurte and rolls, cr, $1, Olcott Variety Store. never worn, Persian fur trim. ly 6 room colonial home In many extras, immediate occu line, newly painted outside, on dormitories. 7402, 6-9. ------kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea VERNON - Immaculate 3-bed- ®ny group. Elements of ®'‘ i®®’'s on the air cavalry potato salad, pickles, cookies; Call 643-4786. Manchester’s east end. pancy. Sacrifice at $31,900. Ger needs some redecorating in The numbers were all chang ‘Loosestrife* KEEP a A R ^ “ ^ n i n g prob- tion room, landscaped yard. room 5^ room Ranch with fin- ^ owner 649-7660. tant dean, said it had nothing vlUian. And in Massaohiuetta shampooer $1. Larsen’s'” Hard" WE BUY and sell antique and ^®r centrally located. Inquire Yes, this fine 5 room ranch SIX ROOM Rolling Park Cape, rec room. Save, call owner, 876- scenery was simple but effec- I® ^ mortar rounds were ®nd gravy, rice, buttered car- the tough purple herb is no ------.... 'I ^ at 40 Vernon St. SIX ROOM custom Ranch sit living room, large dining baths, fireplace, aluminum to do with the Princeton book ware. used furniture, china, glass, sil- home with attached garage with fireplace, nicely land BOL’TON — $10,900 will buy this 8085. Uve. and the llghUng was so ° " ■^-merican troops. Cav- r°ts, fruit cocktail; Friday, friend to fowl.' Apply in person to Jerry uated on a shaded acre lot, room, family sized kitchen storms, 2-car garage, many ex let. is a sound value. Located scaped lot, full cellar, oil hot older home •with new heating ------—------—------subtle that one hardlv noticed **®Y machine gunners quickly fi*“ sticks, mashed potatoes, Martell. EFruTRAT .. ,------'^®r, picture frames, old coins, ~ quality built 1956 with plaster and a bath and a half at a tras. Immediate occupancy. The telephone company said °1 in Coventry. Newly decor water heat, easily financed, system and new well and five ed walls, natural mahogany greatly reduced price. Only ' Convenient locaUon. Hanley i r m ------•l'« changes as they were taking ®H^®ed one mortar. cole slaw, gelatin. the numbers, which run consec- ®^®!’ ®®l*® ®“** Wlhtofe hu be- and miscellaners''photo ^ckes^^M ’ JeweTrv h^bb’ ^"“r room ated. Here Is an excellent city utilities, 433 Parker. 649- acres of good land (part cles...!»= PhoneR1___ __ 643-7676.______^ watcnes, old Jewelry, hobby apartments. Call 643-2068 trim, loads of kitchen cabinets, $21,900. For an appoint Agency, 643-0030. Legal Notices place. CXwtumlng was quite elab- The Viet Cong attempted an ------—------utively, were needed tor local * campaign to curb toe collections, paintings, attic c o n ------' ’’starter” home for a young 8696 after 6. cleared). An additional nine 857 BROAD ST. — formal dining room off through ment to Inspect, call Doris AT tents or whole estates. Furnl- " couple. Only $13,900. acres adjoining this property is held . center hall, 3 large bedrooms, Smith ture Repair Service. 643-7449. Business liOeaDons MANCHESTER — large mod available if you want more LOAM fireplaced 15x18 living room, 2 w iiiovcinoer, ------— . . u . . . ------*' ...... w me caai, so For Rent 64 ern Ranch, central location, 2 Doll's Wardrobe land. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, last century. JARVIS REALTY CO. car garage, steal beam con jiêsent Hon. Elmore Turkington. The music was snappy, and each . ‘I®®® the Soviet population. East Sunny Fire Top g7"ade, fine texture kooms Wlthoui BoanflS JARVIS REALTY CO. fireplaces, basement garage, 643-1677. 357 B. CENTTiJR ST. — Attrac struction, over 1,600 square EStite of Joe Termini a-k-a Jo- “ “ "'h®® âs given a’ different ®“^ three Viet of the Urals, the Kazakh Re- The bureau said it c o u ld Ic.am for sale at a low, low 649-1200 643-1121 only $17,900 for quick sale. Bel . --- The sun was said to be re- strangle waterfowl life becaiue tive office and desk space 649-1200 643-1121 feet of living area, $25,600. Termini, late of Coventry, Si treatment. Especially good was found this public has doubled its population sponsible for a smoldering fire price. $1.00 a yard if you THE THOMPSON HOUSE, C!ot- Air Real Estate, 643-9332. wherever It grows It crowds out Salesmen Wanted 36-A load and haul. $1.50 a yard tage Street, centrally located, units currently available, am Wolverton Agency, Realtors, exhibited ‘ ®-P®®®®®>^®ri“ one , sinces nc« 1989.io»a discovered in a bedroom closet TWO FAMILY, 5-5, on level hie administration account with said number. The accompanist did a ^“ ® ®t“ ®*’ attack on the 1st smeu-tweed, rice cutgrass and If we load and you haul. large. pleasantly furnished ple parking, reasonable rates, nr>r>»A-— T;------T------649-2813. For Your Pet! LARGE National concern has treed lot. Prime east side loca- «tme to this Court for allowance, full night’s work and kept things Cavalry troops occurred at a ------other plants needed in toe wet $1.50 a yard plus, $5.00 an rooms, parkijg. Call 649-2358 complete telephone and secre------opening in it’s management tarial services available on 2 baths,, lot 72x151. MANCHESTER _ Sparkling tion. Wesley R. Smith Agency, ORDERED: Tiiat the 18th day of moving swiftly. Most well re- ®®'"“ '®"<^ P°st in the Plel Me lands as food and cover fo r toe program, starting in sales. Col hour for triick if we loud for overnight and permanent birds. guest rates. premises. Inquire at building Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. Cape of 6 rooms on large lot Realtors, 643-1567. forI^n®'’'at*ê M t e “ offlc®I°m ®®!^®leasure alr- sional facilities are available. $125. Buyer must remove It two, or three room suite, new lot (111x160). birch trees, com- priced at $31,500. T.J. Crockett, attached garage, asking $17,- outstanding dancer. presumed to be American. J* p r id in g the main thrust for ^raft made by these companies (Continued from page One) This is not just another sales 643-8472. COMFORTABLE warm room in d cctn c heat and cen- pletely enctosed with shrubs' ««-15V7, 900. J. D. Realty (3o., 643-5129. in Manchester! day of November. 1965. Noticeable throughout the *^® ®®*^ •*’ * Plwies made rock- *“ 0 private plane industry. soared last year to $176 million The , ___ Snowdons__ _ _and their Job btrt a chance to make a quiet home for working gentle- . conditioning, ample $22,600.------_ T. J._ Crockett,_ . Reeil------1 Bedroom Apt. $185 full time career in a reward man, central, 649-7410. parking, triple A location. Call Judge'!“ *' Turktagton, production was the realism of P®®®«® and released seven “ ’ ®*’*,,,Y®*'® *”°*’® ^ “ '*Y amounted to only guesta arri’ved from TucaoniM - tor, ’M3-1677. , Estate of Michel Phaneuf. late of the action. Gloria Whitfield Was ®®“' “ ® on a village on the south nonmlUtary, non- $19 milUon. ing profession. If yout^feel that Diamonds— Watches— R. D. Murdock, 643-2692. 2 Bedroom Apt. $160 day, to be met by almost every- ^tm try, la »aid District, de- a forceful Babe and gavb her- ®"^® ®^ •I'® ®«" H®‘ River. One ffl**^**^!^ airplanes in the you are stymied in your pres- Jewelry 4 g CLEAN pleasant rooms (2) In Duplex ...... $175 «*«ea. “ —_ ** US,,- ______. « 1 ------... Tt-ij.;,ITnltlAji at-*.-StaiAB _* Increases min piusnnessplushness and l>ody inm town,unvn, maiuaingipoluding ttoe private home. Can be seen at ^^^SIRABLE store or office completely to her part. But c vlllan was reported killed, an- t ^Sa^.»^,*^®® P®wer havfc brought increases in Page High School band,' and ent position drop us a Une and WATCH AND tfw ft tjv (with 1% baths) a 129 Walker St. after 2 p.m space, ground floor, clean, at- ‘t , 'vas for-anyone to ® l ^ wounded. Prl®®- The average pprivate r iv a tN ®ipi ip i whlSI,which, for the foufourth i^ ti*tiniM Indicate your f-easons lor want. „a ir i^ '‘® _ tractive and reasonable. Apply WANTED Rent includes everything York’s La Guardia Airport, 1.S n,.!.. . ch„g., coni S !” 62. FEET! listed—NO" EXTRAS! ^ k e sm a n gave no ex- ~ plane today sells for $22,006; the least on the royal tour, mle- tact Box F, Herald. on your old watch In END — 2 furnished bed- Mr. Daiy, State Theatre, 11 trade. Closed Mondays F E separate entrance, free ' * 8 p.m. Of continuous Ranch house M A N T O W O R K IN Bray, 737 Main Street, State call 649-2469, . and that’s longer than the ___ OFtiCES — Commercial or In- ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Frigidaire | f| | n Theater Building. ’ ------— frontage on some building wi-ciiwn; ana mat nouoe thereof be ■nines, is a laieniea actor, ana »n uic aemuuanzea zone * .. ^ , T r ______dustrlal space for rent. Ideal All Electric l | | s NOTICE lots. All living area, too! MUST BE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE the terms of toe 1964 ------—______PLEASANT ROOM for gentle- offices, machines or wood- Kitchens ■Eii __ These much higher prices, mind. _ TOWN OF ANDOVER 1,612 square feet of it to be HertUd' «, newspaper'''haviri^'a"d* which he appeared. Phyllis Geneva agreement. Though rising Income and Fuel and F eed 49-A Pa*'*'*"*:- M High St. working shop. Vernon area. precise. 2-car basement ga SELLING EXPERIENCE HELPFUL Dishwasher, Disposal, growing interesT in flying have *®’Y Industry people, together TONING BOARD Contact owner at 876-2042. Built-In Oven, Hood, Fan, np»tlng a oop™merôn*’the"^bllc 1*1® Yfi"! Gladys, BALED hay for horses and cat- ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room — rage, white aluminum sid ' jlpv-ppst nearest to the place where was dynamic and belleveable. -D l fueled toe private plane boom — H** ®®®^ ®* operating an OF -APPEALS ing and white aluminum APPLY IN PERSON Refrigerator - F re e ze r 275,000 Americans hold private ®ln>lane-âlntenance. hangar In conformance with the tie, excellent quality, by the gentleman, shower, private Manglno was an appeal- ■ ■ i< a U C a tl0 1 1 P l a y Houses For Rent §5 storms and screens, custom Combination. pilot licenses—company^ nur- ^**®l’ Insurance—make f'* ^ *fwn to toe Zoning Regulations of the Town, ^ le or ton. Call 649-3895, 643- entrance, free parking, central a copy of this order all at least Poopsie; her voice and char- ■^ * ^ built for the present own SEE MR. THORP, ADVT. DIRECTOR G iv en a t S ch o o l c;:::es“<5Ti:^rrvrp"rovS'.:;i o f Andoveri the Zoning Board 097C after 7:30 evenings. Lyn- location,' 195 Spruce St. BEAUTIFUL 6 room single, ------'T £5d mu"rnâ'’k\'to'*thta"o^^ acterlzaUon of an empty-head- ers In 1963 on a country ■ the biggest boost to sales, par- toe prosperous or toe ^vor ^ T o f Appeals will hold a public dale Farm, Rt. 44A, Bolton. rC^^rr^'r L J----- :.~i— ------completely furnished. adults Custom designed kitchen 1 8378 elm ore turkington, Judge. *“ cuGe were tops. Iona Inger size (150x300) lot. Features [ I4--24*, Students from four grades at Ucular^y In more expensive air- very dedicated. hearing on Wednesday, Novem- ~ U16. per month. Call Manrlypjatpr Ifpralb cabinets, air conditioner,' soU'as Mabel and Jo DeMaio as 2 full -baths, built-in oven, I Plan now bf making some new individual thermostat con 5138*N fc'd at^Myem5!''wi?Wn Mae put toeii* parts across well. School trok part (torjxwate air fleets range “The price has got to come v-cwonuoaCelebritlea wiin with me toe snowdone Snowdone h R ^ kitchen,’ c o lo r V v ; Bto- _ ^ ‘“ ®" M3-6930, range and dishwasher, fire trol, sound proofed, large jolothes tor your daughter’s fav- £?1.?NoveSb.?‘7965“ ° ‘l>®® Pl®Y®®® ® Job of weekW. in *,* a^ play MWlUlldTVamcommemo- —— »leek esKSlblight planes $/«Cb»ICO to4JU OIU- 570- down —•-i'-* before jvu you aacawhave a. a iVblot UILof moiuded ~ actress "vered. Call 742-7852, 742-7279. sell St. after 3 p.m. FURNISHED or unfurnished placed family room, utility closets, private storage lOrite doll ae a hoUday surprise. An easy-knit '^sweater to keep i*re«ent. . . v. Hon. £Mmore Tiirkin^tAn support, especially rating Am erican m lle-an-hour ieta fchni R«af in average peoole flvinc' tJinin n>um « . _ . ^ *o ii€cir Liic roiiowiiikr &pp6&lsi ------______i?Qn/»K v» $ ^ v. * room. A host of other space. Incinerator, laun- jT'tle wardrobe is complete, and your pet cosy and warm! You’ll . Appeal No. 64 —Robert Ran- WOOD for fireplace MODERN ROOM, private bath venient locaUon**^ A du ^ ^ 3-' features includi' g terrific diy rooms, asslgpied park j*!® to sew . find this one quick to make tn Ooventr'y “ S l u d ^ i ^ c t ®0urt—Lot No. 59AL as record- furnace, $20. per cord, $12. ®nd entrance, rec room privil- 6389 after 4 u m- neighbors. ing space, ceramic bath I Ifo. 8876 wMh Part-O-Rama is toe sim ple atocldnette atltCh with . _ _ _ •d, Edward, Jurovaty owner__ ^®*^ cord, delivered. 742- cges, parking. 643-9895. ______i______rooms with glass shower tor dolls 14, 16. 18. 20. 22, 24 ribbing at neck and tall! ed hta adSuSiS^^ saleamam. “ ^ s t u d e n t s , was dlrecte'd by Mlaa Railway has four twin-engine U*® Price down-you’ve got to permission to build dwelling on _ ------THREE'. ROOM furnished sec^ doors, prewired telephone jmehee. See pattern tor exact Pattern No. 5138-N has knit' “ 1?. to tol* Oonrt for allow- The director, choreographer, l^®®^nY Zena, Grade 2 teacher, planea to m ove executives to l*®ve m uch h eavier volum e of undersized lot. ------®®"trally ond floor, separate residence. N £ f O MORTGAGE outlets, heat, hot water, _ , - - - -. — ----- anc® ft In* * Ajic uirvcLor, cnoreograpner, » •> arvaiviiva, •••ww vaoûvsyoo w -motel had to provt^ resident superintendent, dir«oti6ns for back length — ex- o r d e r e d : That \htr isth d«y of ^ûslcal director, and the entire ^ • Susan Harkins, Grade meetings. Ohicago ft sold and to do that Appeal No. 56—Francis M. Garden— Farm Dairy «.®^®" .'iT ' ®?®® . ? '* Convenient IbcaUon, reason- WOLVERTON Baker—Lot No. 550AL, Rock- 64 j931, 6-7;30 a.m,, ol* after lavishly decorated car T'o order, send 60c in coins t o : Oludlng coUar - 8, 10, ¥ , 14, l6, fS^nSin*®‘‘®‘cast »*■«are to bebe~congratulate7 congratulated torf^^ ■ ...... North western Western” uses a twin-en-t^-en- You’veyou’ve got to cut prices." S^tor^riadv l^^S*iSf"a ^ Products 6 p.m. able, working adults. 643-6389 peted entrances. ledge Drive. Permission to ______50______after 4 p.m. Jus Burnett, The Manchester. 18, and 20 Inches Inclusive. tee Municiwi BulMin?în m iS colJl presenting an evening’s enter- students taking parte Includ- Ugbt plane and a turbo- But toe steady exposure of vate secretarv tour U âeeS * AGENCY Evening Herald, llOO AVE. OF To order, send 36c in coins to: ?"‘ry- be and ft* aaaiim*« tainment that would please toe ***•. ® ~ Rfl»®«ll Norton prop. more people to flylmr^nd the tv ■ build seasonal dwelling on un- HAND picked, Macs, Starks, ROOM for business dersized lot. ...j _ • Model Apartment fur N llÔ AS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Amts Cabot, The Majichetter said adminiatmtion * ao»uS°°with >”®®t discerning eye and ear, Hathaway; Grade 4 A mushrooming use of busl- growth of the leisure dollar, security man from ^ d Baldwins, $1 per’ le" q'liart «iona'l ^ri,"k7tche“n S rirtZ ^' 649-2813 MONEY nished by Watkins H®ri^’ “ W a v e . OF (îditor’s Note: Janet Selav- ^V'trU Durand Karen Daigle, ness Jets has attracted, mllHary eventually may , bring what Yard SooUeni All interested parties may own container, B ot- Call 649-6268 after 6^pm *^ ’ n * bedroom s, flre- r For let-olasB mailing add lOe AMKRhQAS, NEW'YORK, N.Y. awiffiad for aald hew to*^ ^ 5 I*® t® an Instructor in drama Harney, and major oontmerclaJ >airâne many pet^le thought woidd The roval nortv’s nn appear and be heard. tl 8 Fruit Farm, 260 Bush H«n ------plaf e, dining room, garage, Phone 649-5203 • OPEN DAILY and propfal Zoning Board of Appeals R d' ----- a — r~— f s —r------8166$166 mmonthly, onthly, lease. HavesHayes LARGE EXECUnVB Ranch. 7 SUNDAY, 1 to 5 (By Oa». Apartments— Fiat»-— A gency, 646'S131. room s, m odem kitchen with all appointment ani'tlme— . • ^ ....wwv ...1.^ MMiûiostiii5 V/Uiu. uo« VI unYttio planes Dv muiiaiiB Call 643-7135); ■ ' ' a p p l e s - i0-daysp®cial. Mac; Tenements 63 aM . Bruce Emmett; Grade 6 — . (a building a business Jet that of Americana for ordinary trav- RTX Rfvnw — inr------r •’'" “ •‘“S' dining room, tw6 fire- M ono. -TlWnRaA ILTa v W aeelll ______C^pJete, inspiring, easy to Addroaa vSlto Zip Coda, Style A

I .■ ■- 5.“! .1, >.1^ •I, l' ^.~ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 198S:

'!!■ J-fTlj i, ~ m - R «l«w . W ornw. B«n^ ^; ^ t v D C H u p . O W l l pAt Aaaoclatton, wIH lutva m pot- i AiMmn' « iir^nUiujiii *“ *' Tuentoy 1 6:S0 p.m. at Gnnedy Cood B y P l a y e r s .«v rt# %irci«i Naval Air Technical Training some of (he history of Manches 40uyear-old mother informs her J ? * * ? * ter and give suggestions as to,, Center, Memphis, Tenn. He is a husband, daughter and son-ln- navahu M n w io ^ ^ ^ * ^ * ij* * ” ’ graduate of Manchester High how tbe bo(A might best be law of the .totestate she is in.In. ^ o y ^ slêholders School and entered (he Navy used by Grade 3 students. The of record Nov. 6. This Is the “Never Too Late” was origi In August 19M. event is open to all Manches PoJlot photo second distribution since the ter parents. nally produced at The Play establishment of a regular house, New York City, In 1962. TOe (3race-(New H av«n School Engaged quarterly distribution earUer The players recaptivated the of Nursing will have an open The engagement of Miss this year. The meeting of the St. James’ audience in last night’s per house on Mloraday from 3 to 5 Holy Name Society which was Murrayn D. Lata and Stanley ^ g h t’s per- p.m. at tbe Grace BJducatlonal M. McFarland, both of Man- ôrmano® “ d hope to have the INTERIOR DECORATOR orlgineUy scheduled for last same results this evening at Building, 26 Park St., New H a ^ T u ^ a y " ’ hM^ been'reschûTed Chester, has been announced by .... Mrs. Barbara Zlegra of South 8:30 In Whlton A.uditorium. en.— Therm— event------Is open .to coun lor Monday at------8:30 pjn. in. the . ,her ^ parents,parents Mr. and MrS, John Windsor has been appointed in- selors, deans, principals, advis school haM. Don Foskett, editor “ 639 Woodbridge St. DellaFera terlor decorator by Watkins Her fiance is the son of Mr. ®riJune 4, 1966. and a program, contact kBss took to the stage and, as the Arlene Healey, 410 Asylum St., harried mother, running here i i p , Hartford. Washington LOL wlU sponsor and scampering there doing all a New Year’s Eve Party on the chores finally realizes that Dec. 31. she is not as durable as the Students planning to apply to In the warm, friendly atmosphere of the Treat Shoppe at 348 Main St. stands the owner, Ed construction of the house, her KIngswood School, West Hart ward J. Hanlon, sorting the cash ^ e lp ts . Hanlon took over the Shoppe in May and lives wdth husband Harry’s pride and joy. ford, for admission in Septem Town firemen, paid and vol t e l l Ws wife and five children at 15 Dielmont St. He is formerly from Waterbury, where he worit- ber mtist reglMer for the swbnlt- unteers, will meet at Central Harry Lambert, portrayed by ed for the Elducator Biscuit Co. as a salesman. Tbe Shoppe is open seven days a week and tance tests by Nov. 27. Tests Headquarters at 7 p.m. Sunday Don Riberdy, turned in a truly specializes in the Tower Sandwich, whicb is a three-decker hamburger roll. The five waitress will be administered Dec. 1 1 . and proceed to the Holmes Fu professional performance, con es who assist Hanlon are all from town. They are Peggy Sadloskl, Arlene Sadloskl Doro The school admits students in neral Home, 400 Main St., to vinces the audience that he is thy Shannon, Joan Atherton and Dianne Morris. (Herald photo by P in to ) Grades 7 to 11 for a college prep pay their respects to reUred not very happy about the news. SMFD Fire Chief James He is so involved with his wrork, aratory course. For more in _ Istrafion, Public Act No. 426, will day and Saturday if is open to chine shop inspector at (bd Schaub. being_ owner of the largest lum- Mrs. Barbara Zlegra formation and registration beryard in tovm^ ” what * toe " " “ ™*‘ “ ^® ^ ® «tlv e as of Jan. L 1966. 3 a.m. Extensive remodeling is plant. DeHan has served as forms, contact the Educational neighbors and townspeople wiU ^ * ^ ^ ® *1®^ interior Democratic Town <3halrman and Testing Sorvcle, Princeton, N.J., Members of the Eighth Dis ^ think and proceeds t o ta k e It but also will be in fixtures are being Installed, and was elected state central com» or the Kingswood School. trict Fire Department will meet tcmorrow at 8:45 p.m. at the out on his so c ^ e d i^ p o n s l- ^ window and floor dls- ^ S T e i s ^ ; ^ P ^ ‘e r ife s ''? f to ! ^ 1960. Friendship Clrole of Tbe Sal Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Sit., to pay respects to the startTjSlnrdo^ tor toe^TS ^ êr junior and senior years ------vation Army will meet Monday nursery windows and a bath- Faier School of Art, Ham- P®^®lpa*e.ln the conference. Wayne L. Reynolds, 260 Au- late James Schaub, retired at 7:46 p.m. at the chinrch lor tub 1 ^ ’ feathers are reallv ruf- ^®“ ’ *^® National Society oit De- Necessary appUcatlon forms tumn St., agent for toe Mutual a service program. Hostesses SMFD fire chief. iiea.fled. Agato Again X wnen n L ne S oiscoyers o ^ her*aca aa. Lholar- acuuiar- “'® will be Benefit Life Insurance Co., Is WlU be Mrs. James Munsie and that all tha inmihar ir, fi,a Ship. WhUc at the school. some ^''®*^®hle at the conference. attending the company’s two- FREE I>avid Hayes, toe Manchester that all the lumber In the front While at the school, some Mrs. Peter Carlson. week career seminar in Newark, sculptor now living and work Loring photo yard comes from his oompetl- ®f her work appeared in “In- BRIEFS N.J. Reynolds was chosen on DELIVERY ing in Antony, Prance, is ex this is just too much and T ™ ’' ® magazine of darance G. Maron of Vernon Gie basis of his sales perform- hibiting in a show at Galerie ^ n g U g e a the feathers really start to fly. hiterior decorators. has been appointed plant man- mice. He Is one of 1 1 leading ARTHUR DRUG Blome, Wanne - Eickel, Ger- The e^gagemem,engagement 01 of missMiss hu Su-- —^ *“ “ “ '■maybe that’s why birds OPEN SUNDAYS ager of Roger’s Corporation’s hfe underwriters attending. many, a town near EJsses in toe ®anneA.1TT1A Smith53.m{ of Manchester AnAavM to4-..-. f l V southS O U t h l JOINS FIR M Manchester Division. A 26-year R A.M. — 8 P.M. Ruhr Basin. The show opened Victor Harriman Jr. of Andov- Kate and ai.u son-in-lawisun-uj-iivw Charlievîiame tf.... r ^ ^ ’^ r ^ j t. m A m y^ '^ U . v.. ^.n.. i... » . O ct 30 and wlH continue er has been announced by her complete toe household. Kate Is temploye, e n L ii he has been superin- Robert H. Starkel of ^40 Cam- through Nov. 25. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward undomesticated and Charlie Is « 1’ ^® „ ^ > bridge St. recently joined toe >^-1 PINE PHARMACY ----- W. Smith, 15 French Rd. still in short pants. He works 57^ Converse and 7,'” ®"'’^*^ *^® «> ® P w iy « ®x- Investment firm of Breck, Me 664 Center St. • 649-9814 The Rev. John J. O’Brien of Her fiance is a son o f Mr. tor Mr. Lambert and Kate niMrL^ ^ group. Nelsh and Nagle, Inc., 629 Main SWEET St. James’ <3hurch has an- ahd Mrs. Victor Harriman of sleeps ’til noon. Their demands «.nr b j ,^ t « r d a y 7-11 P.M . Alternate n ig h t i 1/ of tkese 2 Specials. . . . first, T. J. Crockett and Jim Tat Must be 21 years of age or over. ‘ 50x13 ...... $12.90 . Whitowoll PIZZA RAYS ra, second, and Mrs. Paul Bar COMPLETE FRONT END PIZZA ton and Mrs. Charles WllUams, third. and FRONT WHEELS BALANCED ^ GIANT GRINDERS The game, sponsored by the BASKETBAU REFEREES Mlanchester milt of the YW CA, Pcnil Dodge Pontiac, Ine. 1 0 -Miir. Service On A ll CaDs $2.50 to $4.00 per gam e, 6-10 P.M . Altenuite COLE’S is played each Friday, begin nights. OPEN ning at 7:4fi p.m. - tonnnnonnnhn , 451 WEST CENTER STREET THURS., FRI., SAT. USEFI^ YEARS CUT OFF T E L . 643-5832 . — SUN. . W A S l^ G T O N — Suicide is AppU(»tions accepted in the Personnel Office, 2 11 4 10 the fourth cause of death KfitSn?"" S*^®*** Manchester Closed Mon., Tnes., W o ^ . among Americana In toe pro- Connecticut, until Novem ber 19, 1965. PAUL PODGI PONTIAC, INC. duettve y e a n from U to 46. 373 MAIN PHONf 649-2881 TV Classics— The Elite Few NEW YORK (AP) — Christmas holidays because the Mary Martin’s “Peter quality of filmed reproductions, Pan” will be broadcast for called kinescopes, in the early the fifth time on NBC on days was usually poor, dark, snowy and hard to watch. Jan. 21, the network an Tape came into its own sifter nounced. The two - hour 1956, and a new color production production is one of an was made. The valuable tape elite group of television was erased by error so still an classics of a quality so fine other production was staged — and with isuch universfd the tape of which will undoubt appeal that they can be edly to rerun next month. used again and again. “Peter Pan” based on Miss In terms of network televl- Martin’s hit Broadway musical ' Sion’s fantastic output — some was a live broadcast in 1955 and 71 hours a week in prime eve repeated — again live — a year ning time alone — It is surpris later. A second production, on ing that so few programs have tape, WM undertaken in 1960 achieved impressive stature and re-nm two years later. NBC’s “ Amahl and the Night Most classics seem to be Visitors,” the opera written by pegged around holiday themes Gian Carlo Menotti for televi or spirit. NBC’s ‘ "rhe Way of * > « * • • * sion, has been presented at the Cross,” a handsome pro Christmas time for the past 16 gram telling the crucifixion sto years, which certainly qualifies ry by means of great art, has it as the medium’s top classic. been repeated five dmes at Then, too, there is CBS’ Wiz Easter, and the CSiristmas-tlmef ard of Oz,” which will be re “ Coming of Christ,” using th*\ peated for the eighth consecutive same techniques, four. Sir Francis Drake (seated) and his officers plan “The Defeat of the Armada” year on Jan. 9. ’That 30- year-old Sunday, 6 :30-7:30 p.m., on NBC. It is strange that there are no motion picture starring Judy dramatic programs Included, Garland when she was a litUe but this is partly due to the fact girl can only qualify as an that many of the television adopted television classic since “golden age” dramas of “Play Success? Ôf Course/ Says ^Solo' it first had a long and glorious house 90,” “ Studio One” and career in theatres. other anthology series were HOLLYWOOD (AP) — It moment he read the pilot script. newspaper polls — these things For several years NBC did a presented live in the days of the came as no surprise to Robert His confidence remained im- convinced me we could make a live production of “ Amahl and fuzzy kinescopes. Vaughn that “ The Man from shaken when the show scored go of it.” the Night Visitors” around the U.N.C.L.E.” hit the top of £in ’There may be some TV clas 92nd in early audience ratings NBC remained confident as sics in the making. CBS’ “ TOur audience rating recently. last season. well and refused to panic, an of the White House” with Mrs. “My only surprise,” said the “ I knew that the rating didn’t extraordinary reaction for a John F. Kennedy has been rep star of the far-out spy show, really reflect the popularity of Ratings List network with a show in trouble. eated once and probably will be "was that it didn’t happen soon the show,’’- he comments. “ I As soon as the series was shift- again. NBC’s stunning color ex er.” started going out on personal The ‘Top 10’ Vaughn is an erudite, outspok appearances the week after the o (See Page Two) plorations of both Paris’ Louvre and Moscow’s Kremlin have en chap who has come up the series went on the air, and I NEW YORK (AP) — The hard way in television. He was timeless qualities of excellence. could see the impact on urban Nielsen ratings, made public certain that “U.N.C.L.E.” areas. The crowds, the fan ‘you’re W h o r Monday, showed NBC in front would be a success from the clubs, the standings in local by a fraction of a point, followed In Miami Beach for the tap CBS to Replace ing of ABC’s "The Jimmy Dean closely by CBS. ABC was third. Show,” Jimmy garnered more Top 10 programs, in order of Steve Lawrence Shenandoah^s Back Aching than the usual number of ce popularity, were NBC’s “ Bonan lebrity stares. za,” CBS’ “Beverly Hillbillies,” CBS announced Thursday that “Gomer Pyle,” ‘”rhe Lucy HOLLYWOOD (AP) — “The E xitin g Dean to be clad in it will drop the Monday night bringing some groceries back to Show,” ‘ "The Red Skelton Man called Shenandoah” almost our apartment, and I started to western togs, they were star “Steve Lawrence Show,” a new Show,” “ The Andy Griffith didn’t make H' to the television lift a bag that couldn’t have tled to see him in typical Mi variety hour which has fared Show,” NBC’s “Get Smart,” channels this season. weighed more than six pounds.” ami Beach attire: White sneak badly In the ratings. Art Link- “ Saturday Night at the Mov It was touch and go whether Something snapped. Horton ers, creiw socks, Bermuda letter’s “ Hollywood Talent ies,” CBS’ "Petticoat JuncUtm,” Robert Horton, five-year veter felt intense pain in his back, and shorts and short-sleeved crew Scouts,” a summer replacement and the "Ed Sullivan Show.” an of “ Wagon TValn” and more sought relief in a hot bath. ’That shirt. show that did pretty well will recently star of Broadway and helped, but he found he couldn’t As Ddan was walking into Burl Ives, star of ABC’s new fill the hour. The move, expect night clubs, would be able to move from the tub. His wife the Miami Beach auditorium “ O.K. Crackerby” series, has ed for the past month, will be fulfill his commitment to the Marilynn helped him to bed, he was stopped by a g ^ u p of written personal notes to televi effective Dec. 20. series. Make it he did, and ABC where he remained for five teen-age girls who slowly eyed sion columnists stating that Uie is glad. “Shenandoah” is one of days. his casual costume and, show series — which pulled a low the few solid hits among the “ Except going out to have my ing obvious diafbelief, asked Nielsen rating — was “over.” season’s new shows. back X-rayed, I didn’t leave the him; "Are you sure you’re Jim ABC, however, would neither Citizenship Test my Dean?” confirm nor deny.. Horton’s only doubts were apartment for five weeks,” he Set for Nov. 23 whether he would be physically said. Doctors^ diagnosed his problem as a severe strain and aWe to continue on the show. All Because of the power failure warned that undue exertion , because he tried to pick up a that darkened the Northeast might bring serious results, pos bag of groceries. this week, the CBS network’s sibly permanient injury. “ It happened a few months “National Citizenship Test” will Obviously it wasn’t the bag of ago, just before I was going to be telecast Tuesday, Nov 23, groceries that caused the trau open at the Persian Room of the from 10-11 p.m. ma. Doctors figured it was due Hotel Plaza in New York,” he ’The Herald will again print a to an earlier, seemingly trivial recalled. “My wife and I were test form for the test the day accident. Horton thinks it might of the program. have been during a “ Shenan The time spot reserved for doah” sequence in which two the test last Tuesday was taken actors hauled him off a horse in up by a special news broadcast a maladroit manner. “ Fellows, covering the power loss. I don’t bend that way,” he said ^ A a m n in mild protest. Hartford U. Loses BELMONT ELECTRONICS CARPET PLAZA - LABORATORIES On ‘College Bowl’ WE w nx INSTALL A strong St. Peter’s College 601 DC.PONT 277 BROAD team defeated the University of Hartford on NBC’s “College' mrLON CARPET Bowl” last Sunday. IN ANY ROOM ALL NEW A t the end of the first half, Up To 12’ X18’ Hartford trailed 160-15; scor With FOAM CUSHION ing only one toss-jup question 1965 and then being penalized five COMPLETE |U| points. In. the seoemd period,- Reg. f225J)0 v lIN M I 6 - A |.* Hartford got two tossups and. another penalty, while St. Pe FREE ESTIMATES ter’s scored with nine toss-ups. RADIOS The New Jersey school de IN YOUR HOME feated its first opponent by ‘ a Ouaranteed InstallatloiiS CALL 649>1124 316-30 count. They will face The many roles of Frank Sinatra—singer, business 643-6662 XV'Badlo, Sales and Sendee Rockford, (RL) College next tycoon, social leader and “elder statesman” of Hol week. lywood, are explored Tuesday, 10-11 p.m., on CB& SOS Main St. Manchester PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1965 PAGE THREE

SATURDAY J i/ PROGRAM Morning MONDAX 7^/ PROGRAM Educational Channel TUESDAY JB PROGRAM 3 ^ (3) w “Sky Hky KInrKlnir Gary Cooper stars i " In Cecil B. whom *'« hedeacribes describes aa asa a neu Time Channel DeMiile's adventure epic of rotic who believes she is pos- (30) Sopermnn Previn (C) (30) The First iLook — At JaxE the Mountles who ^ways get TV 1:00 (3) Best Seller Time Channel ture from another planet. amazing contradictions FranoG ses.sed by the spirit of her . "The Sundowners.*' K ISA the Menaco (8-20-40) A Man Called Shenan An examination of the origins, their man. great - grandmother. (C) Part VI. doah TV 1:00 (3) Best Seller (C) (30) Lloyd Thaxton Show has written on pages of mod* phases and styles of this 6:00 (3) Race of the Week (C) "The Dark at the Top of the 6:00 (20) White Hnnter em history. 9:30 (3) The Loner (Monday — Friday) (20-40) Ben Casey 6:00 (8) Weather Robert Horton stars as an am American form of music. (C) <8-20-40) Wild World of Sports (8-20-40) Hollywood Palace (20) Thu 1« tnK Answer nesia victim seeking clues to fFEDH, Channel 24) Stairs." Part I. William Inge's (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show (20-40) Combat (8-20) Hugs Hunny (C) Riverside Grand Prix Sports (22) At Home With Kitty his identity. ( Broadway hit about an OUa- 5:80 (8) Woody Woodpecker (0> 8:00 (22-30) Please Don’t Bat tbs (22) The Flying Fisherman 10:00 (3) Giiiismoke (30) Bachelor F'ather (22) u«okv amiNjis Friends Car Championships, River.side, 10:30 (8) Twilight Zone Time (’haiinel 'Vhiriyblrcls 9:30 (3) Hazel (C) homa family early In the cen (20) Scope Daisies (C) (10) ('nmllepin Bowling • Calif; National Invitational 1:80 (3) As the World* Turns tury — with a father out of (30) Superman f 8:30' (3) Red Skelton Hour (0) U:30 (3) KFl) No. S (20) Scope 6:20 (3) Sign On and Prayer (40) Nows at Six (8-20-40) Peyton Place SUNDAY Pocket Billiards Classic, Las (40) iM Squad (22-30) Let’s Make a Deal (O) P.M. work and a mother worrying UO) Dennis the Menace (22-30) Dr. Kildare (22-30) NCAA Football Vegas, Nev. 6:25 (3) Town Crier 1:55 (22-30) News 6:05 (3) Sports, News andNVeather 10:00 (3) Steve Lawrence Show about their shy teen • age 6:00 (8) Nows and Weather Last part of seven-part sequel Dartmouth vs. Cornell at Han 11:00 (3-8-20) News and Sports 6:30 (3) Sunrine Seme.stCr a (lioyonno ^ Guests: C?aterina Valente and 3:00 The Creative Person 6:30 (3) Brad Davis Show (40) Bob Young News (30) Varied J'rograins 2:00 (3) Password TrinI Lopez. (CJ) Hallie Flanagan daughter Instead of her (20) Big Picture drama. (C) over. N.II. (C) (22) NBC Sports in Action (22-30) Diws of Our Lives (C) 6:15 (8) I’otor Jennings Nei band. Robert Preston, Desx>- (22) Rocky and His Friends (8-20-10) McHale’ s Navy (8-20) Milton Monster (O) 11:10 (8) Captial Reports 6:35 (8) MomeiitN of Comfort A AR f'lubhouso (22-30) Run for Yonr Life (C) By - Line thy McGuire. "Tour de France" Part I. First 11:15 (8) Chiller Theatre Newseoîe (8-20-40) T^he Nurses (80) Whirlybirds 9:00 (22-30) Tuesday Night at the ) (3) Insights part of the 22-day, 2.500 mile 6.25 (22) Special Report "This Town for Sale." Paul Repeat of Nov. 11, 8:00 p.m. (2(M0) Ben Casey (40) News at Six Movies (8-20-40) Iloppiiy Hooper (C) "Ca.slle of Terror" Barbara 6:45 (H) Varied Programs 2:30 (3) House Party Kuiioi’ial comment by Bryan stops in a small town At Issue (22) At Home with Kitty 6:05 (3) Sports, News and Weather bicycle race through France, Steele, Beroga River. Man 7:00 (3) News and Weather (22-30) The Doctors for car repairs and becomes Repeat of Nov. 10, 8:00 p.m. "The Mountain," * Spencer ) (3) Big 3 Theatre Belgium, Luxembourg and W. A A .. Putnam (30) Bachelor Father (40) Cheyenne Tracy, Robert Wagner and "Triumph of the Son of Her- makes wager with reporter in (22-30) Today Show (C) (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers (C) 6:30 (3) News the prime suspect in a murder Aaron Copland: Music in the 1:30 (3) As the World Toms Germany. (C) terviewing Edgar Allen Poe at (8) Spee<*h Correction (20-40) A Time For Us 20’8 i 6:16 (8) Peter Jennings News CHairo Trevor. Two brothers culft.s" Son of Hercules Is again 6:00 (3) Weather, Sports and Nows (3) The Lieutenant c ^ e . James Whitmore and (22-30) Let’s Make a Deal (O (22) Clubhouse of widely contrasting natures victorious over cruel and evil Roadside Tavern, that he can 7:05 (3) News with Mike Wallace 2:65 (20-40) News With Womans (20) Social Security In Action Ann Mobley are guest Repeat of Nov. 9, 10:00 p.m. 1:55 (22-30) News (22) Stingray not spend the night at his Touch ^ 6:25 (22) Special Report climb a snow - capped peak people. Kirk Morris and Cath- 6:30 (3) Bat Masterson 7:30 (3) laried J’rograins (22 30) Huntley - Brinkley Re Point of View 2:00 (3) Password Editorial comment by W. U. whore an aircraft has crashed, castle, from which no living (8) Friends of Mr. Goober (O) port JO-40) Ben Casey Repeat of Nov. 10. 9:30 p.m. la Caro. (C) (8) The Flintstones person has ever returned. 3:00 (3) To Tell the Truth (22-30) Days of Our Lives News, Sports and The Fourth Estate (8-20-40) The Nurses _ 6:80 (3) News based on tragic incident that 2:30 "Atom Age Vampire" Albert (40) Continental Classroom Repeat of Nov. 11, 8:30 p.m. (8) Canadian Football <40) The Outer Limits Lupe, Susanne Lorct. (8) Never Too Young 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings News Weatfter 2:30 (3) House Party (8) Stoney Burke occured In the French Alps in Toronto Argonauts vs Hamil 8:30 (8) Exerci.se witli Gloria (O) (20-40) General Hospital 7:00 (3) Monday After Dinner The Open Mind (22-30) The Doctors <22) Americans at Work '50. (C) (22) The Scherer - MacNeUl (40) Ixical News, Weather and (40) Ni'ws and \'iews (22) Tf^B^K News American (Cultural Explosion: ton Tiger Cats. Videotape ac Report Snorts 3:25 (3) News Movie 11:15 (30) Tonlkht Show (8) Tell Mo, Dr. Brothers <0) (22-30) Huntley - Brinkley (8-20-40) F Troop tion of complete contest in 8:45 (40) Bozo the Clown .Fact or Fiction? (20-40) A Time for Us Report 9:30 7:00 (3) Lucy Show (C) 11:20 (3) Saturday Spectacular 9:00 (3) Hap Itiehards Show 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show "Midnight I>ace." American Starring Johnny Carson (C) The French Chef (3) Petticoat Junction (C) Canadian Professional League (8) Tammy "Madame" Beautiful laundress (22-30) You Don’t Say (O) Woman, living in London with 11:20 (8) Monday^tarllght (20-40) News with Woman’s 6:40 (20) News and Weather (8-20-40) Peyton Plaeo Tile game compares closely to (8) Girl Talk her new husband, is terrorized Repeat of Nov. 8, 8:00 p.m. Touch 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings News 10:00 (22) Camp Runamuck •becomes a duchess during the (22) Mike Douglas Show (8) Father Knows Best "Back Street.\ Fannie Hurst's New York Festival Orchestra (3) Frank Sinatra Hpeelal American Pro football. (30) The Scherer — MacNell French Revolution — a bad (20-10) Young Marrleds hy threatening phone calls. story of a lifelong love affair (3) To Tell the Truth 7:00 (3) After Dinner Movie (8-20-40) The Fugitive (20) Film Features Report (30) Morning Movie Repeat of Nov. 12, 8:30 p.m. (22-30) Another World "Francis in the Haunted 11:00 time for duchesses. Sophia 9:15 (3) Deputy Dawg 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show DorLs Dav Rex Harrison, John between a marrlM man and a Jazz Casual (3-8-20-30-40) News, Sports and (40) Fantasy Playhouse 7:30 (3) Jackie Gleason Show Loren and Robert Hossein. (C) Gavin. (C) woman who Is c(ênt to re (8) Never Too Young House." Talking mule witness Weather 3:00 (.3) Nationwide Bowling (22-30) Flipper (C) 9:30 (3) Leave it to Beaver (22-30) Match Game (0) (20) Header’s Digest Jimmy Witherspoon — Ben (20-40) General Hospital es a murder and helps a young (22) Big News (C) "The Secret of Treasure Moun (8) General Hospital (8) Mickey Mouse Club main In the backgr^nd. Chas Webst (8-20-10) Donna Reed Show boys organize an escort bu Starring Johnny Carson (O Language Arts — Grades 4-6 tain. Audie Murphyi»Joan Col umphant story of a nation over (40) Merv Griffin Show Cooper Lakes. 12:25 (3) News stars Paul Burke and Chris Heritage Novak, Barbara Bel Geddes Sign off reau. but are kept so busy Robinson. 12:56 (40) U.S. Air Force Religions lins, Robert Sterling, Dennis run three times in 70 years 12:65 (40) U.S. Air Force Religions (20) The Unexpected and Tom Hclmore. An •ex-po 2:45 (8) News 12:30 (3) Search for Tomorrow by the clients that bank rob FUm High School Weaver. (C) by German armies. Authentic, Film 4:46 (30) Theater SO j^2^-30) Let’s Play Post Office 8:00 (22-30) The John Forsythe liceman is asked by an old 2:50 (8) Moments of Comfort bers tunnel into a vault. 1:00 (30) One O’ Clock Report Mutual Aid and Hie hi (8) Space Commander 8 revealing films — many nev- 1:00 (3) News and Weather "No West Mounted Police** friend to shadow his wife (30) Lloyd Thaxton Show .Show (C) Indust^ (2Beverly Garland. A story of stupidity and brilli Sign Off 12:55 (22-30) News (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show 9:00 (3) Andy Griffith Show (C) Sign Off 1:00 6:30 (8) Yogi Bear (C) Alive and About city is plagued by strange mur ance, treason and bravery, 1:10 (8) News, Moments of Com (22-30) Andy Williams Show 1:15 (8) News Natural Science—Grades K-8 ders and uncovers an oofd crea tragedy and triumph — the fort — Good Night Hymn (20) America’s Problems and Andy welcomes Ella Fitzger 1:20 (8) Moments of Comfort 1:26 Heritage (R) SUNDAY JU PROGRAM Challenges ald, Sid Ccosar and Andre Good Night Hymn 2:00 Exploring Nature Natural lie n e e — Grades 4-6 In-School Preview Time Channel frontation between Elizabeth Success This la Conn 7:45 (8) Sacred Heart I's fleet, captained by Sir Fran Sets and Systems 8:00 (3) The Christophers cis Drake and Philip U ’s Span- (Continued from Page One) More on AlgorisnM (8) This Is the Life WEDNESDAY JCI PROGRAM i.sh Armada. (C) 6:00 Kindergarten (22) God Is the Answer * (3) Lassie (C) ed from the murderous Monday 5:30 What’s New (30) Agriculture on Parade (20-40) Voyage to the Bottom night opposition of "Lucy” and Children Time Channel 3:25 (3) News of the Kremlin. (C) 8:15 (3) Davey and Goliath of the Sea Opinion In the Capitol 1:00 (S) Best Seller <0) S:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show <8-2(M0> Big Valley 8:30 (3) Adventures of Gumby (C) (3) My Favorite Martian (C) Andy Griffith to the more vul Repeat of Nov. 14, 9:30 p.m. (20-40) Ben Casey (22-30) You Don’t Say (0) 9:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show (8) Davey and Goliath (C) (22-30) Wonderful World of nerable Tuesday night spot, the 95% O F THE TV SHOW S ' What’s New (22) At Home with Kitty (8) Father Knows Best 19:00 (3) Danny Kaye Show (C> (30) Communism: Myth vs. Color Children Repeat of 5:80 p.m. (39) Bachelor Father (20-40) Young Marrleds (22-30) 1 Spy (C) Reality (8) Ripcord (C) climb began. > Mutual Aid and the la 1:80 (3) As the World Turns 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show (8-20-40) Amos Burke, Secret (40) Dawn Bible Institute 8:00 (3) Kd Sullivan Show This season NBC again played Indust^ (22-30) Let’s Make a Deal <0) (22-30) Match Game ’ Vale, checkers with "U.N.C.L.E.," IN THE NEW FALL PROGRAMS The Magic Room ^ 2:00 (3) Password ' (20) Never Too Young and Weather (8) Faith for Today (C> Bert Lohr Maureen O'Sulli moving it to Friday night at 10. Authors and Artists (22-30) Days of Onr Lives <0> (40) Swabby Show (22) The Big News (22) Red Ryder van and Chester Morris.; Vir The French Chef <8-20-40) The Nnrses 4:25 (22-30) News 11:15 (SO) Tonight Show (C> (30) Word of Life ginia O'Brien, and the Harvest It was feared that teen-agera The Potato Show with Julia 2:30 (3) llonse Party 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre 11:20 (3) TBA (40) Sacred Heart Moon Ball dance contest win “ would desert the show for dates. Child (22-30) The Doctors "The Land Unknown" Navy (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers 9:15 (40) The Christophers ners. "Apparently that hasn’t hap 8:30 Antiques <8> Tell Me, Dr. Brothers (O) group, exploring the South 11:25 (8) P.J. Movie .9:30 (3) American Story Classics (8-20-40) The F.B.I. Shipping and Waling with (20-40) A Time for Us Pole finds themselves in a "Fear No More" Jacque Ber (8) Insight 8:30 (22-30) Branded pened,”' reported Vaughn. "The Will Be In Color George Michael strange, tropical place. Jack gerac. Mala Powers, John (30) This Is the Ufe 2:55 (29-40) Nows with Woman’s Mahoney, Shawn Smith. 9:00 (3) Perry Mason kids seem to be having parties What Television Has Done Ao Touch Harding. Exciting mystery (40) Oral Roberts (22-30) Bonanza Politics (8) Space Commander 8 story of a girl who finds a 10:00 (3) Lamp Unto My Feet Lome Green "The Strange In homes, and an hour is spent Jazz Casual 3:00 (3) To Tell the Truth (20-40) Where the Action Is dead woman on a train and is (8) Jewish News and Views One." A young woman Is ac in watching our show.'' Repeat of Nov. 14, 9:00 p.m. (22-30) Another World (22) Feature Four-Thirty accused of murder. (20) Annie Oakley cused of black magic and Greater Hartford Forum (8) Never Too Young "The Brain from Flanet (40) Merv Griffin Show (22) Chalice of Salvation threatened with death unless Vaughn seems to take every Repeat of Nov, 12, 8:00 p.m. (20-40) General Hospital Arous" John Agar. An evil 11:30 (22) Tonight Show (C) (30) Sacrifice of the Mass she rids the town of diphthe thing calmly. He will not bft . brain takes possession of a 12:55 (40) U.S. Air Force Regliglous (40) This Is the Life ria. (C) TUESDAY young nuclear scientist body. Film — Sign off 10:30 (3) Look Up and Live (8,20-40) Sunday Night Movie stampeded into anything, such A.M. In-School Program (30) Lloyd Thaxton Show 1:00 (3) News and Weather (8) Intornatfonal Zone No. 55 "Inn of the Sixth Happiness." as cashing in on his television COM E IN and SEE OUR SHOW ING 9:30 Sing Children Sing 10:00 World Theatre 5:00 (20) Memory Lane (30) One O’clock iieport "Skopje: The Builder" (Yu- Ingrid Bergman, Curt Jur- Music Grades K-2 Repeat of Nov. 14, 10:00 p.m. (40) Lloyd Thaxton 'Show Sign off go.slavia) goius, Robert Donat. Ronald popularity to make a quick 9:55 .Science in Industry 5:30 (8) Peter Potamus 1:05 (3) Moment of Meditation (20) Beany and Cecil Squire. Story of the over-pow movie. Grades 4-6 THURSDAY (20) Ladies Day Sign off (40) Faith for Today ering love a woman found In OF 21", 23" and 25" COLOR 10:25 3-D Poetry (R) A.M. In-School Programs (SO) Superman (8) News 10:45 (30) Sacred Heart Program Ingrid Bergman stars Chipa caring for children and ‘ “ The offers I get are to star in a 10:55 The Magic of Words 9:30 Science in Industry (R) (40) Dennis the Menace 1:10 (8) Moments of Comfort 11:00 (3) Camera Three her falling in love with an Eu film by myself,” he explained. Language Arts Grades K-3 10:00 The Magic of Words 6:00 (8) News and Weather Good Night Hymn (8) Conn Kdiication Association on “The Inn of the rasian soldier. (C) P.M. Language Arts — Grades K-3 (20) The Christophers Prominent educators dlscu.ss a Sixth Happiness” Sun 10:00 (3) i'aiidid Camera “ The record shows that no tele 3:05 In-Sohoo! Preview 10:25 Rhythms and Rhymes (22) Rocky and His Friends question often asked by par (22-30) Wackiest Ship in the vision star has been able to YV SETS NOW! Sing Children Sing Poetry Grades K-3 (30) Whirlybirds ents: "How Does My Child day, 9-midnight, on Army (C) In-school Preview 10:50 Junior High Science UO) News at Six Learn to Read?" 10:30 (3) What’s My Lin© draw theater patrons by him Window on our World 11:25 Greater Hartford Forum 6:05 (3) Sports, News, Weather (20-40) Itiiliwinkle ABC. 11:00 (8-30) Nows, Sports, Weather self. It would be much better for Sets and Systems P.M. (40) Cheyenne (22) Faith to Faith 3:05 In-School Preview 6:15 (8) Peter Jennings News TURNPIKE (22) Sunday Night Report me to costar with a John Repent of Nov. 15, 3:30 p.m. (30) Kternal Light 2:00 (22-30) AFl, Football 11:20 (3) Movie Masterpieces 5:15 The Frie-ndly Giant Alive and About (22) Clubhouse 11:30 (3) From the College Campus N.Y. Jets vs. Boston Patrlot.s, "Mi.stcr Corey." Young man 5:30 3:30 In-School Preview 6:25 (22) Special Report We.sleyan Univ. Wayne, to give me a chance to What’s New Exploring Nature 6:30 (3) News TEXACO at Bo.ston. (C) Live. leaves Chicago slum and rises prove myself on the big screen. Children (8-20-40) Discovery '65 (8) Opinionated Man to wealth and power as a 6:00 Mutual Aid and the "U S" In 6:15 The Friendly Giant (8) Surfside Six *‘DLscovery Goes to Alaska" Dick Banks' guest is Gloria gambler. Tony Curtis, Martha Until that happens, I ’ll wait.” Industry 5:30 What’s New (20) New Horizons Open 24 Hours A Day Part I. A visit to our largest Swanson who ui.scussos the do- Hyer. (C) STANEK ELECTRONICS Repeat of Nov. 16, 7:00 p.m, Childre« (22-30) Huntley - Brinkley and most remote state for a volopmenls from the start of (22) Film I What’s New 6:00 Discovery Report look at Eskimos, totem poles, motion pictures through silent (30) Cheyenne 277 BROAD STREET—-PHONE 649-1124 Repeat of 5:30 p.m. Mystery Mammals of the Twi 6:40 (20) News and Weather Firestone Tires seal.s and sled dogs, as well and sound movies into teevee 11:30 (22) Boston Bruins Hockey Television cameras followed I Calendar light 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings News as a new look at the history 6:30 What’s New 7:00 (3) What in the World? Quality Line Products and the growing lend back to Toronto Maple Leafs at Bos Jazzman Duke Ellington through Ivor Hugh hosts this cultural and geography of the state, watching the silent films of ton. affairs preview Repe&t of 5:30 p.m. London Gen. Repairers License (22) It Is Written the good old days. 12:00 (8-20) New's, Weather, Sports Japan, the result.s will be seen 7:45 7:00 English: Fact and Fancy . (20) I Led Three Lives Vandomau Frontiers of the Sea 7:30 The French Chef (22-30) Local News, Weather (20) Billie Answers (40) Bob Young News tomorrow night on "The Twen 7:.30 Elliott Norton (30) Jewish Life (40) IMctur© for a Sunday Af 12:15 (8) P. J. Movie 8 :00 'Quest for Security Repeat of Nov. 15, 8:00 p.m. (40) News at Seven, Weather Corner Broad and 11:45 (30) The ('hrtstophers ternoon "The Brave One." Michel Ray, tieth Century.” 8:30 Book : Beat 8:00 B y-L in e 7:15 (22) Western Mass Highlights "Failure Isn't Fatal," Dick 2:30 (8) Scope Joi Lan.sing. Drama about a John Henry Faulk Discussion of prtesent and (30) Sports Camera Middle Tpke. W est Van Dyke Is Father Keller’s (20) Film Features young boy who cherishes a 9:00 Report on Constitutional Con lanned mental health services (40) Peter Jennings News guest this week. 3:00 (8) Best of Grouciio bull which he has raised. John Daly, moderator of vention Si Ctonn. 7:30 (3) Lost in Space U:00 (3) Perception 3:30 (8) Great .tloments In Music (40) Local New's, Weather and "What’s My Line?”, has also 10:00 Aaron Copland: Music in the The Fourth Estate (22-30) The Virginian Phone 643-2176 (8) Comments and People (40) Annie Oakley Sports IT DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE WHERE YOU SAVE I 20’s TBA "Show Me a Hero" Trampas Dr. Ro.ss Thomas discusses 3:45 (8) ('hungiitg Times (C) 12:20 (30) Sign Off been a radio and television New Movements In Opera I College Sport of the Week must take a stand between a the work of the human rela 4:00 (3) NFL Today ’65 12:25 (40) Streets of Danger news broadcaster and execu 10:39 Dateline: United Nations Soccer: Harvard at Brown group of greenhorns who* are tions council. Baltimore (Colt.s) at Minneso 1:10 (3) News, Moment of Medita trying to develop a ghost town (20) Insight ' ta (Vikings). tion — Sign Off tive, and an actor in the televi A a WEDNESDAY FRIDAY and a band of gunmen. (C) (22) Schin© 10 Pin Bowling A.M. In-School Programs (8-20^0) Ozzie and Harriet (C) (8) Nationwide Bowling 2:10 (8) News, Moments of Com- sion series "The Front Page.” ^ ^ ■1 a lA r in ■ A.M . In-School Programs (30) Ring Around the World (20-40) Range Rider fort — Good Night Hymn 10:15 Sing Children Sing (B) 8:00 (8-2(M0) Patty Duke Show (40) Beany and Cecil INSTANT 9:30 Alive and About (R) 10:45 S-D Poetry (R) 8:30 (8-20-40) Gldget N 4% Dividend paid 11:20 Heritage 1:00 Window on Our Worid (R) Victor Buono and Don Rickies. Bill Bunelta vs. Dave Sauter. (8) Community Salute: Storrs- WIRING SERVICE High School (40) Conversation With UConn SAVE from day of deposit. 1:20 Sing Children Sing (B> Story set In Moscow and W. 12:48 (20) Living Word Service Changes. Complete fAfMUJTMiJ SA V fM m i 11:55 Aaron Copland: Mnslo In tbo 1:45 Jumor High Science (B) Berlin Involves a beautiful 1:00 (3) Sports (ônn's great state Unlv. and 4 times yearly. 20*8 5:00 Kindergarten < American spy who uses a gul the town of Storrs are profiled W iring Installations In Old WHERE riwAweijt _UitTiTMTiTg P.M. WALLPAPER (22-30) Meet the Press (O) in this special series. 5:30 w i l t ’s New lible American comedian as (8-20) Directions 66 and New Homes and Busi Y O y SEE 12:25 Dateline: United Natitma 4, (Children her bait to get top secrets out (20) Italian Cinema 1007 MAIN ST., HANCHESTEB • ROUTE 81, OOVOSNTBY 1:00 This Is Conn (R) ^ 6:00 We Discovered Tampa SPECIAL *‘The Church and the Thea (40) Scope nesses. S t a m p s 1:26 Heritage (R> tre." Part II. The creation and 5:30 THIS Repeat of Nov. 17, 6:00 p.m. (22-30) G.E. 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PAGE FOUR MA^KiHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1965 Feature Highlights Sinatra THURSDAY IP PROGRAM "Sinatra,”" na CBS news nnA-spe^ ■ i clal on Tuesday from 10:00-ll :00 Time Channel <22> Rocky and His Friends poyôpathlo thief who Is at- 1:00 (3) Best Seller (O) (80) Whirlybirds tempting to force them into p.m. will be a film essay on the <30-40) Ben Casey (40) News at Six eTnbezzungtng money from a (23) At Homo with Kitty 0:05 (S) Sports, News, Weather bank. life, times and talents of Frank (80) Bachelor Father (40) Cheyenne (8-20^> Bewitched 1:80 (8) As the World Turns 6:15 <8-40)« Peter Jennings NeWs 9:30 (32-80) HAUmark Hall of Fame Sinatra — entertainer, business (22-30) Let's Make a Deal (0) (22) Clalihonse 1:55 (22-30) News 0:25 “ Inherit the Wind," Melvyn tycoon, hflll - rellow - well - hiet, (22) Special Report Douglas as Henry • Drummond 2:00 (8) Password 6:30 (3) News and Ed Begley as Matthew family man, Hollywood elder (22-30) Days of Our Lives (O) (8) Laramie (22-30) Ringling Bros, and Bar- (3) Thursdn, Starlight est daughter Nancy, younger (8) Father Knows Best num and Bailey Circus “ (jity Across’ the Rlv*cr." Story (20-40) Young Marrieda Special program of some of of Juvenile delinquents in daughter Tina Sinatra and 4:00 (3) Rancer Andy Show the greatest circus acts of the Brooklyn's notorious Bedhook Nancy, Sr., his first wife. (22-30) Match Game (C) world. Ed Wynn Is host, ac section. Based on Irving Shul- (8) Mickey Mouse Club companied by his three grand man's "The Amboy Dukes." The close-up look at Frank (20) Never Too Young daughters, Hilda, Edwyna and Tony Curtis, Stephen McNally Sinatra will show him before a (40) Swabby Show Emily. (C) and Thelma Ritter- 4:25 (22-80) News (8-20-40) Shindig “ Lady’s Man" Eddie Constan JlOO-a-plate black tie audience 4 :^ (3) Big 3 Theatre Special presentation “The tine. at a St. Louis benefit, and be “ Everything But the Truth” C Wild, Weird World of Dr. Goldw (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers fore the inmates of Lorton Peni (8) Space Commander 8 foot." A musical comedy spy 11:25 (8) P.J. Movie „ Judy Garland is host (20-40) Where (he Action Is spoof, starring Vincent Price * ‘Stranglehold,' ’ MacDonald tentiary, Virginia, outside of (22) Feature Four-Thirty Frankie Avalon, Susan Hart CJaroy, Barbara Shelley, and ess on “ The Hollywood “ Attack of the Crab Monsters" and Aaron Kincaid. In addi Philip Friend. Washington, D.C. Richard Garland and Pamela tion to secret agents, it will (40) Merv Griffin Show The cameras follow Sinatra Palace, tonight, 9:30- Duncan. Members of a scienti spoof science fiction, terror ^ (22) Bki.Ski. Report and his friends to places many fic expedition are killed by a movies Eind beach-type films. 11:30 (22) Tonight Show 10 i30, on ABC. iant crab monster released (3) Gilllgan's Island y subterranean explosions, (8-20-40) Donna Reed Show (40) U.S. Air Force Rellgioos dom or never see: To "Jilly's” (80) Lloyd Thaxton Show 8:30 (3) My Three Sons (C) Fflm |Mid ^gn Off 6:00 (20) Mackenzie's Raiders (22-30) Laredo (C) (8) News restaurant in New York where (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show (8^0-40) O.K. Craokerby (C> (SO) One O'clock Report — Sinatra's “clan” gathers, to a French pantomimist Marcel 5:80 (8) Huckleberry Hound (C> 9:00 (S) Thursday Night Movies Sign Off Marceau will make his second (20) Topic "Experiment In Terror"error" GkGlenn__ 1:05 (8) Moments of Comfort Sinatra recording session, to his (30) Superman Ford and Lee Remick. An FBI Good Night Hymn opulent Hollywood office and his guest appearance on "The Red (40) Dennis the Menace agent works with the San Fran 2:55 (3) News and Weather Skelton Hour” Tuesday, 8:30- 6:00 (8) News and Weather cisco police to protect two 8:90 (3) Moment of Meditation ^ private jet airplane, to a movie (20) U.S. Navy Film pretty sisters, the victims of a Sign Off set, to a movie premiere, and 9:30 p.m. on OBS. even back 22 years to the New York Paramount Theater where Bob Hope won't have a hard he was mobbed by shouting time playing his role Wednes girls. day night, 9-10 p.m. on NBC. He FRIDAY JP PROGRAM stars as a famous comedian In As befits a documentary study Time Channel (40) Dick Powell Theater of Frank Sinatra, he will be volved In espionage while in 1:00 (3) Best Seller “ It Conquered the World" you include a Frank Sinatra former mother-in-law in “Trials (8) Mickey Mouse Club Peter Graves and Beverly (20) Never Too Young Gaiiat)d. A monstrous crea record.” o f O’Brien,” has written half a ture communicates with a “ Not all entertainers lend (40) Swabby Show dozen published books, includ 4:25 (22-30) News scientist who is to help him themselves to this kind of treat 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre take over the world. ing her autobiography, “Past "The Mole People" City la (SO) One O'clock Report ment,” Hewitt pointed out. “ As Imperfect,” and her moat re threatened by strange crea Sign oft he approaches 50, he is one of tures from the interior of the 1:25 (8) News cent, “ Second Spring and Two earth. John Agar, Cynthia Pat Hapless Harry Townes 1:30 <8) Moments of Comfort the Americans that other Amer Potatoes.’’ , rick. poses as a U.S. mar Good night Hymn icans talk about, flatteringly or (8) Space Commander 8 2:60 (3) News and Weather (2040) Where the Action Is shal on “ Gunsmoke” 2:65 (S) Moment of Meditation « tmflatterlngly. ’ ’ Pamela Britton, who plays (22) Feature Four-Thirty Sign off Mrs. Brown on "My Favorite '‘Spook Chasers" Leo (jorcey 10-11 p.m. on CBS. and Huntz Hall. The Bowery Martian,” was the "Mrs.” in ra Boys help a beanery proprier dio's "Mr. and Mrs. North.” tor repair a dilapidated farm Johnny Longden, the world’s house and discover hidden bank notes. 8:00 m-3of*HMk*7c> wh»ningest jockey, will ride the (30) Lloyd Thaxton Show Hank uses all his. resources world’s g;abbiest horse, Mr. Ed, 5:00 (20) Boston Blaokie (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show 5:30 (8) Magilla GorUla OM uln^giltered I?udcn4 Si with over 6,000 racing victories, (20) Compass (30) Superman ■<■^40) (40) Dennis the Menace 8:80 (S) Horan’s Heroes t"® famed Santa Ana race ELECTRONICS 5:50'(22) The Three Stooges Col Kllnk ’’bugs”' Hogan's track in Arcadia, Calif. (10 minutes) quarters and thereby becomes 6:00 (8) News and Weather an unwitting accomplice^__ _in NBC begins its 40th year of LABORATORIES (20) F^th for Today ® to contact an broadcasting on Mondav. 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