MONDAY, NOVEMBER' 21,1960 PAGE TWENTY il^ralb Avw sgo Dully Net Press Dim H is W rathcr v; Far the Week Ended Foreera* •( O. 0. W Nav. Itth, 1066 / PnrUy etoadljr teoAKl^ Xeev la St. Margaret's Circle, > Daugh steward, and Francis B ush el, ters of Isabella,. wUl sponsor a Masonic Officer chaplain. Ode. WedMadayAiiUffM. efeaSea About Town social evening and games tomor Honor Roll Announced 13,299 •catteead UfM abevren ewly M row at 7:30 p.m. at the K Of C To Visit Council Mn MAIN ST. Member off the Atadlt day. n g h IB OSa. UlUiclMstAr Lodge o f Maeona Home for members and friends. ; of OiNolaHoB. Mandu$ter-^A City of FUlago Charm will Zoeet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. Mrs. James Lemon anti Mrs. Wil ■'f- A fter a murineu meeting, Man- Calvin Smith of Durham, gyand Police Arrests fred Lemlre are co-chalnnen, as At North Junior High standard bearer ot the Royal amd Oheeter Aesembly, Order o f Rain sisted by Mrs. Prank Laing, Mrs. bow for Olrle. will, preeent at 8:30 MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1960 (Olaaalfled A«v«rtlatag on Page 10) PRICE nVB CENTS Jules Filiere, Miss Mary Desmond, Select Masons of Connecticut, will Howard Wamock, 60, no certain VOL. LXXX, NO. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) "Hothera’ Degree;” Master Ma- Mrs. 'Robert ,Kerr. Mrs. Harry The honor roll for the flrstf vld Best, Ruth Blackwell, Kath make his official visitation to Ado- address, was charged with Intoxi •008 and their wives are invited. leen Blake, Theodore Blakealee, niram Council Friday at 8\p.m. f I !"■■■■ Magnuson, and Mrs. Paul Gruess- quarter marking period at the cation Saturday * evening as the ner." David Brady and Elizabeth Camp The event will take place at the A musical playlet, "Once Upon North Junior High School has bell.' Masonic Temple on Orchard St., result of^being found in a helpless a Nighttime," will be presented The Rsrtford County Council of 178 names on It. Also, Sandra Chapin,' Donald' Rockville. The ftoyal Master De condition in the rear of a Used car. Kasavuhu Seen Winner StOte Netvs tonight at 8 o’clock"^at a meeting VFW will hold Its annual dinner Ninety-six out of 402 eighth Conrad, Nicholas Convertlno, Don gree will be conferred on a .class He was to have been presented jn o f the WSCS of South Methodist of candidates. and dance Dec. 3 at 7:30 pm. at graders made It, or about 24 per na Daniel, Patricia Davies, Mary court this morning, but took sick Church in Cooper Hall at the Devannty, Ann Falkowskl, Mary Thrice Illustrious Master. John the Anderson Shea VFW Poet cent. Elghty-two mit of 332 sev yesterday and was taken to Man Roundup church. Home. Reservations must be made Filloramo, Sharon Gidman, Lor Turner o f Rockville will bo in chester Memorial Hospital and ene by Monday, Nov. 28, by calling enth graders made It, or about 25 raine Gooley, Eldward Goss, Ellen charge of the work.- Other offi admitted. This was W amock’s A Roeary and Benediction at 7:30 Donald Maynard, commander, or per cent. Harrison, Gary Heard, Mark Hel cers from Rockville are Everett 100th arrest on a liquor associated UN Blocks Ghana Bid pm. will precede a meeting of the. Wanegar," captain of the guard, Mrs. Marie Hale. No tickets will Eighth graders are Richard ler, Bruce Hence, Barbara HIghie charge. i House Speaker Rosary Society of St Bridget’s be sold .at the door. and Timothy Hogan. George Dean, conductor, Charles Ames, Janice Arsenault, Sandra H. Leonard, treasurer. Harold G. David L. Knight, 29, 233 Colon Church tonight at 8 o’clock in the Also, Robert Hughes, William ial Rd., Bolton, was charged with church hall. Guest speaker will be Atiden, Timothy Badger. Ross Stalger, recorder, ahd Paul C. Leh Battle Indicated A second session of an interde Hampton, Leroy Beckett, Cheryl Hust, Peter Jackson, James Jeray, passing in a no passing zone Sat Mrs. E, Mae Holden. Michael Johnson, Deborah Kar^' mann. sentinel. nominational mission study course Beebe. Linda Bellefleur, Richard Officers from Man hester are urday, and is schedule to be in will be offered tomorrow from 9:30 Michael Kenney and Jessica 9 To Stall Congo Debate Bennett, Claudette Berube, Gary William Kent, deputy illustrious court Dec. 3. He was arrested on Hartford, Nov. 22 {/P)— A Mrs. Roger Olcott, 403 W. Cen to 11 a.m. at Susannah Wesley Carlson and Richsrd .*. Carlson. Kllmko. Prosecutor of Circuit ter St, la Manchester representa master, Stanley Steiner, Illustrious W. Center St., just west of O’Lea fight appears to be brewing Hall, 20 Hartford Rd, A nursery Atao, William Carney, George Also, Chester Koblinsky, Nell principal conductor, John Seavey, ry Dr. tive for the annual pecan sale of will be provided. Cartwright, Sarah Chapin. Joseph United Nations N Y Nov-^was the Soviet Union which want-^Hammarskjold spoke of the clash for the post of speaker of the the Vassar Club of Hartford. Pro Kovensky, Mary Kulesa, Leslie DellaFera, Kathleen DuBaldo, house at the 1961 General I ceeds benefit the club’s scholarship Kupferberg, Marjorie Lavallee, 22 * 4 e % o C “" ’’a.m ost regrettahl. :in^^^^^^^^^^^ The date* for a midweek retreat Michael Dumalne, Julia Eells, Ju Prudence LeGeyt, Kenneth Leves-' He said he had requested a report Assembly session. fund. Pecans in one pound bags of the Manchester Chapter Holy dith Frithsen, Linda Garrison. from the U.N. Command and he state Republican CJhalrman Ed may be obtained through Decen^• qiie, Joan Marlow, Pamela Mason, Congo President Joseph Kasa* one action which would help Family Retreat League for high Richard Gray, Alan Grzyb, Linda Yon’ll get a thrill, too, hoped to have it during the day.” win May Jr. said last night that Other Area ber from Mrs. Olcott or any mem Kathleen McMahon, Philip Miner. vubu today failed in a new restore order In The Congo, the • # school junior and senior boys will Hackney, Barbara Hamilton, Joan Yugoslav Delegate Dobrivoje Rep. Anthony E. Wallace, Sims ber of the Vassar Club. Dale Mullen, Cheryl Muschko, Ju when you see the heels, attempt to halt debate 6n the U.S. delegate said, is to give firm be Nov. 29 and 30 instead of this Hart-lngton, William Heck, and dith Naschke, Jean Newth, James backing to the Congolese chief of Vidlc supported Ghana’s adjourn bury, has the lead in the race for week, as erroneously reported re without nails, put on with seating of a Kasavubu delega ment motion. Under the circum The Exchange Club of Manches Katherine Herman. Newton, H. James Norton, Mary state By seating him and his dele the speakership, while Rep.-J. Tyl M en J o in cently. Boys Interested may call Also, Nancy Hitt, Elizabeth Odell, Doreen Ouellette and Linda our New AUTO-SOLER. tion in the United Nations. stances. he said, ” it would be er Patterson, Old Lyme, has con ter will meet tomorrow at 6:30 gation. senseless and improper to contin George Trudell, 134 Lakewood House, Paula Huffleld, Daphne Pavel. Buy Holiday Fruit and Fruit By a vote of 50-34, the General '"The time to act on this Is siderable backing for House ma pm . at the Three J’s Restaurant in Circle, or Victor Lombardo, 75 Ronew your heels TO-. ue debate.” Bolton. Guest speaker will be John Hurd, Robert Hurley, Judith Jack- Assembly rejected a Soviet-hacked now,” he asserted. jority leader. Mary Ffearson, John Phillips, ' DAY. 1^'ork Guaranteed. 12th Court R. Reynolds III, a member of the White SL son, Linda Jasitls, David Johnson, Deborah 'Pond, Kevin Ponton, motion by Ghana to postpone fur Ghana's J. E. Jantuah said it Vjdic called for a quick de May added, however, that the state board of control of Exchange Christine Joyner, Kathleen Kane. Katherine Pritchard. Jean Reale, Baskets At Pinehurst ther discussion pending a full re was impossible to ' resolve the parture of the U.N.’.s 15-nation post of speaker was stUl subject Members of Sunset Rebekah Susan K o p p 11 n, Paul Krislack, port on the bloody clash between question of seating a delegation ConcUiation Commission for Leo to a contest. He made the com Former Manchester Mayor Club. Lodge are reminded to bring re Pamela Rines, Walter Simmers, HALPS Thomas Landers and James Le- Judith .Slnon, Curtis .Smith, Rich You will find just about everything you want in fine Congolese and U.N. forces. Thir imtil it had full information from poldville. ment as State Rep. Richard W. turns from the recent food sale Eugene T. Kelly has been ap The ways and means, St. Cam- Sure. ard Smith, Jane Spaeth, Robin SERVICE ^ holiday foods and staple groceries at Pinehurst . . ^ all teen coiintries abstained. on the scene. U.S. Ambassador James J. Sherman, '^Vest Hartford, an pointed prosecutor for the Ulus. and membership committees to a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock Also, Marilyn Lias. Carol Ivim- Starkel. , The atrtag vote in favor of push Wadsworth blamed Ghana for the nounced he was a candidate for bardo, Peggy Lucas, Sheila Mallon, at everyday low prices . . . "We cannot sit here in this as 12th Circuit of the State’s Cir o f the Guild of Our Lady of St. at Odd Fellows Hall. Returns may Also, Deborah Starr, Samuel DEPARTMENT ing ahead to a decision seemed to sembly and debate and discuss the current situation. He said that if speaker despite a preference by Bartholomew’s parish' will meet be made to Mrs. Sedrick Straugh- William Marks, Richard McAdam, Sweet, Guy Tangerone, Judith assure a Victory for the United Ghana had observed the' normal some GOP leaders for Wallace. cuit Court which begins oper Lealle McCaughey, Neill McKeever, For your convenianca, wa wiH ba opan for businaso seating of a government which tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the base an or Mrs. Henry Starkweather. Tests, Patricia Teslk, Linda Trom “Quality' Workmanship!” States knil-.others who want to has attacked this very organiza procedure and recalled Its charge A number of Republican leaders ations Jan. 3. Thomas McKeough. Janice McMil- give the :• Congo’s long-vacant d’ affaires, Nathanial Welbeck, ment of the rectory, 741 E. Middle bly, Judith Trudnak. Shirley Tur OAK ST. ENTRANCE Tuasdoy from 8 A.M. rill 9 P.M.. Wadnasdoy from tion.” he declared. met here yesterday; May an Twelfth circuit headquarters Is The board of directors of the leri. Donald Mordavsky, Joanne ner, Marilyn Twomey, Nancy Wel- GREEN STAMPS seat to a^.iUlegation headed by It appeared Kaaavubu was slat there would have been no dUBculty. Manchester. l^ke. Nielson. Jeffrey Nielson, ' and Manchester Ml 8-4123 8 A.M. riH 6 P.M. nounced afterward that a caucus Community Child Guidance Clinic bust, Beverly Werstler, Susan Wil Kaaavubu. ' ed to win. ' of Republican House members The circuit's domestic relations of Manchester will meet tomorrow .lentee Noren. kie, Jane Wilson. Ghana came under strong at U.N. Secretary-GeneYal Dag '(Continued on Page Seventeen) officer will be Thomas E. Elliott, Anderson Shea Auxiliary, VFW, Also, Roy Parks, Richard Pas- (We close (nnight, Monday, at the usual 6 P.M. Hme and all day would be held in Hartford Monday will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at 8 p.m. at the Chapman House, Thursdjg}', Thanksgiving Day.) tack by tha United States and one to discuss the two key poits and 80 Columbus St.. 60 Haynes St. tepiack, Almee Patterson, Patricia of the nSw African nations, ROY V. KARI-SON THOMAS H. ELTJOTT EUGENE T. KELLY at the post home. Peck, Janice Petraltls, Janet other legislative plans. ""he appointments were an Cameroon, which suggested that The speakership returns to Re Clerk Domestic Relations Officer Prdseeutor nounced today by Chief Judge Jay The Women’s Home League of Pierce, Judith Plsch, A n a d 1 n c Ghana may have engineered the 8 Pacifists Removed Rhodes, Enid Rosenthal, Nancy publican hands as a result of the E. Rublnow, the Salvation Army will meet to clash as part of a Machiavellian party’s House victory in the Nov. Other officers In the circuit will morrow at 2 pjn. In Junior hall Rotirke, William Rylander, Pame scheme to delay action on the aeat- la St. Pierre, Judith Seavey ahd 8 election;, The Democrats held be Stephen E. ■ KetchaM, Tolland, at the church. Mrs. Alvina Chag- Ing of' the Kasa'vubu g^roup. In Litchfield, meanwhile, a James E. Mirabile, East Hartford, non will be In charge of the fel Amy Shorrock. The clash occurred when the LECLERC Also, Richard SIgal, Karl Smith, caucus of Republican representa and E. George (Jorsky, Elling FUNERAL HOME lowship program. Refreshments Congolese army, under strongman Polaris Sub Allen tives from Litchfield County an ton, all assistant prosecutors; will be served by Mrs. Herbert Pamela SmlU), Alan Snyder, Nor- een Southerglll. Carol Spooner, FEASTING Col. Joseph Mobutu, sought to ex nounced their support of Wallace Roy V. Karlson, East Hartford, Metcalf, Mrs. Robert Richardson, pel the Ghanaian charge d’ af and Patterson for the two posts. clerk; and Jack Dennerley, Union, FUNERAL and Mrs. John KleMsh. Marshall Stephens, Ruth Strick land. Daniel Sturtevant, John Sul faires, Nathaniel Welbeck. assistant clerk. U.S. Ambassador James J. livan, Bruce Taylor, Judith Tay Afloat Off Groton The firet judges to preside In SERVICE Wadsworth declared that if Ghana Hijackers Arrested lor, Wayne Tedford, Peter Ten toe 12th circuit will be Judge had responded to Kosavubu’s de New York, Nov. 22 — A WALTER N. Town to Check nant, Gene Tomaluolo, Margaret Francis J. O’Brien of Meriden and mands for the withdrawal of Bronx butcher has been described LECLERC, Tomasko and Richard Tdtten. Groton. Nov. 22 (;P)— ^Two #^less. But the radar picket sub Judge John M. Alexander of Wind . Director While we have taken orders for hundreds, of ConnecHcnt fresh Welbeck ’’this regrettable resort by police as the brains behind a Cracking Vault Also. Bruce Tuttle, David Tuttle, CAN BE FUN self-styled pacifists swam ttielr Triton, with a length of 447 feet, sor. The a.s.signments are for a 4- native turkeys, and frozen Swift Preminm Bntterball turkeys . . to force would never have taken 8100,000 Connecticut timck hi Paul Walchowski, Robert White- way to the Polaris sabmarlne is 27 feet longer than the new month period ending April 30. Call Ml 9-5869 sell, Robert Willis, Eric Wolf. place.” jacking job. Judge O’Brien will preside at Building Inspector Thomas In a later speech, urg^ing im Ethan AUen Just after it was comer. Tlie hijacked truck contained 33 Main Street, Manchester IvOrralne Yaworskl, Edward Zelser wa also plan to hova o wida salacrion of both thasa Lemnitzer, said the AUen and Manchester sessions which will be mediate action to seat the Kasa launched today and managed to high fidelity and radio-phonograph- Monahan said today he will consult and .lanice Zeppa. other fleet ballistic missile subs, held Mondays and Thursdays. fina hirkays on iiond Tuaukiy for thosa who wont vubu delegation. Wadsworth de climb aboard. se(,s, electoical cquipnieqt, toys goon with contractor Clarence E "The seventh graders who made wiir add greatly to the nation’s In Rockville, court will be In the honor,' roll were John Andreoli, to coma in and moka their own selection. The nounced the So'viet Union for The fw’o men, unidentified by and plumbing fixtures. It left Sibley, West Hartford, to find out name, swam from the shore to ability to defend against Com session on Tuesdays and Judge Paula Baker. William B a r r 1, “ monatruous fabrications” against Lyndhurst, N. J.. Sa^rday and O’Brien will preside there. On what can be done about the crack Goi^n Horvast Connecticut will ba sold at the the middle of the Thames River, munist military blows. disappeared later that night after Anita Baskind, Linda Bayer, Da- the United States. He declared It Wednesday’s he will preside at toe ing of plaster In the vault addition service meat counter . . . the frozen 8uttarbolls reached the submarine and “ Our enemy.” he said, “ must its arrival at the Rand Express AUTO to the Manchester Police Station. know at all times that we main Freight Lines Depot, Orange, session ai Stafford Springs. He climbed the bunting on the ves-^ will sit in Glastonbury on Fridays. OLLIE’S BODY Sibley last month began con from the frow n food cose. eel’s bow. ' tain a certain ability to destroy Conn., near New Haven. stnictlon of the 2-story addition West Germany The.v were quickly removed him no matter how, or with w’hat Police tracked the truck to a STEPHEN E^ KETCMAM d.AMES D. MIRABII.E E. GEORGE GORSKY Judge Alexander ■wiU preside at ★ W ELD IN G that will house Circuit Court rec ATLANTIC Stuffed Turkeys Weighing From 8-10 Lb.s. from the Ethan Allen by the attempt to achieve surprise, he Bronx garage and yesterday 'a)- Assistant Prosecutor Assistant Prosecutor Assistant Prosecutor Blast Hartford with criminsj ses ords on the second floor. The ★ AUTO BODY and Coast Guard. might seek to attack us. We have rested Herman Ruth, 34. Paterson, sion at 10 a.m. Mondays; short cracking of the plaster was noticed FURNACE OIL All turkeys ordered in advance should be picked up at the serv N. J., and Herman Billet, 56, of calendar and small claims set for Automatto Delivery ice meat section. Balks on U.S. that capability now. FENDER REPAIRS last week and Monahan said he By LOUIS O. BLACK “The Ethan AUen and the long 448 Dunham Ave., Mount Vernon, 2 p.m. Mondays: civil and criminal will call for a meeting as soon as L. T. W OOD CO. N. Y. The butcher, Sal Mirra, 29, jury cases on Tueedaya and Thurs ★ COMPLETE CAR 1 ^ You will have to eat Groton, Nov. 22 (/P)— The Ethan line of fleet ballistic missile sub- Johnson Holds Sibley returns from a vacation Phone M l 8-1129 Funds Request Allen, the first In a new line of Po- was picked up later at his home. days; aiid criminal and ri'ril non- PAINTING trip. Tues, and Wed., too and Kennedy Will Fill laris-mlMlle aubmarines, slid down (Cpntinaed on Page Seventeen) All were charged with grand jury cases Friday*. ' LACQUER and ENAMEL Monahan speculated the/ crack Pinehurst meat Depart larceny. . Bonn, Germany, Mav. 22 (/P>— the ways today! Serious Talks East Hartford la toe only 12th TEL. MI 9-5026 ing might have been caused by too ment suggests: The- craft, heaviest in the na circuit court location where jury thick a coating of mortar, too The United . States asked West tion’s growing fleet of nuclear- War on Drunken Drivers triala will bo held. 281 ADAMS ST. much water In the mortar, or an Germany today to contribute 8600 powered missile subs, was hailed 80 High U.S. Posts With De Gaulle Towns included in toe 12th cir Young Gjuple HarUord, Nov. 22 {/P)— K new Improper mix. cuit are Manchester, East Hart CHUCK GROUND million at once toward the upkeep by the chairnmn of the Joint tactic In the continuing police ford, Glastonbury, Bolton, South DON'T "T.-r"’ lb. 69c of UJ3. Troops in West Germany Chiefs of Staff aa one of a line that campaign against drunken driving Paris, Nov. 22 (51--rLyndon B. Still plenty of wear left In to ease the drain on the dollar, in will add greatly to United States’ Found Dead in Bv M.ARVIN L. ARROWSMITH^'Slon, Clifford said he gave Kennedy Johnson. United State.s vice presi Windsor. Vernon, Andover, Cov thoet when brought here for will begin Friday. entry, Tolland, Ellington, 'Willing- formants said. defense efforts. Capt. William A. Gruber of the Palm Beach, Fla., Nov. 22 {JP— a list of about 80 high level jobs dent-elect. and French President expert repairing. But as the talks swung into Gen. Lyman J. Lemnltzer made President-elect John F. Kennedy — inclufllng cabinet posts—which Charles de Uanllc had n 4!^*minute ton, Ashford, Somers, Stafford, Open Mondays All Day his remarks to a crowd of about San Francisco State Police Traffic Division an Union, and Marlboro. H A M 8U R G their second day there was no nounced yesterday local - police gave priority attention today to must be filled first in order to give conference today. Johnson said Closed W^nesday meeting of minds, these sources 5,000 at launching ceremonies for filling about 80 top federal jobs too new president complete con they discussed "the wide range of Upwards of 200 appointmaota Afternoons lb. 55c chiefs will make periodic reports reported. the new Ethan Allen, a lethal sub San Francisco, Nov. 22 (/P)—A after disclosure that he intends trol of the executive branch when problems confronting the people were announced by J u d ^ Rublnow mersible that will be equipped to to state police on all traffic ac of the world.” Secretary of tre Areasury Roh- young couple was found shot to cidents and arrests involving al to cut toe White HouSe staff deep he is inaugurated Jan. 20. Sove in 5 ib. lots hurl -Polaris missiles 1,500 miles Kennedy also got from Clifford The two men met in E>e Gaulle’s (Continued on Page Seventeen) SAM YULYES MARSHALL'S ert B.' Anderson and Undersecre death last night, side by side near cohol. ly—starting at the top. or more. a second list of betwen 400 and private office at Elyaeo Palace. Al BINGOSPONSORED BY 'raE DAUGHTERS OF ISABELIA "SHOE r e p a ir in g tary of State jC. Douglas Dillon a vase of sweetheart roses and Gruber also said there would be Kennedy expects to abolish, at There was no recognition taken 500 jobs of secondary Importance, though it was billed in advance as AT THE OF THE BETTER KIND” SALTED HUTS met for the second day ■with Eco chrysanthemums In a one-room regular studies of how the courts least so far as title is concerned, 28 OAK STREET C H U C K nomics Minister Ludwig Erhard. during the ceremonies of the ef apartment. what In the Eisenhower adminis and a third tabulation of about 1,- a courtesy call, the two nien Im In 12 and 13 Oz. Cans fort by eight pacifists to try to 'Each wore a necklace of black 200 lesser positions—all filled by mediately got down to serious KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS HOME Same .Side as Watkins Prior to the meeting, United (ConOnned on Pag Seven) tration has been one o f the moat 5 lbs. for $3.35 interfere with the launching- by and white beads. A .22 caliber pis powerful poaltions tn government. presidential appointment. talk. 138 MAIN STREET Family Mixed Nuts with States experts worked out what Johnson Is in Paris attending the Bonn government sHhuld do moving three small boats Into the tol lay near them. The job is called '"Ihe assistant to As for the possibility Kennedy BuUetms Peanuti ...Ig . can S 9i path of the Ethan Allen, The eight Coroner’s deputies said Beatrice toe President.” will retain some personnel who are a meeting of parliamentarians help the Americans out of their from NATO countries. He was In from the AP Wires Tuesday, Novi 2 2 — 7:30 P.M. H A M 8U R G balance of payment difficulties. were quickly moved out of the Draeger. 23, Omaha, Neb., and The man who apparently ■will In' career jobs in these categories, Midwe.st Salted Mixed area before the ceremony began. Paul Stannard, 22, Glastonbury, Court Decides come closest to filling that role in Clifford replied in response to a vited to the palace In order to give The German experts were said to De Gaulle his first official contact with this colorful addition Nuts (no peanuts) 5 lbs. for $2.50 have outlined what this prosper 'There was a slight chill in the Conn., had been dead-* about 30 the new administration is 32-year- news conference question: air as Lemnitzer spoke under clear, “ I am sure that he will.” with toe Incoming American ad Ig. can 98d ous nation can contribute. hours. Officers said they believe old, Theodore C. Sorensen, long RAME*'AGE IN CONGO bright skies. Stannard shot the girl and then Child May Sue time Kennedy side who already Dealing with reduction of the ministration. Informants said the experts did On coming from the meeting, Leopoldville, Use Congo, Nov. Cashews ,.lg. can 9 8 if When fitted out and commission killed himself "Simday. has been named 'White House White House staff, Clifford, said 22 (yPhr-Tho Congo army for«^ to your Holiday table Center Cut not greatly change the American ed, the Ethan Allen will be equip MStnnlng D. Murray, apartment Kennedy had told him the staff will Johnson said he had extended his' request for Increased foreign aid Minor Relative special counsel, "feHcltatlunB and congratulations” Ghana's top Deluxe FORK CHOPS ped with Polaris missiles which house manager, found the bodies These Kennedy plans were an 36 "nowhere near as large as it is the country today after an all- I and defense expenses. she can hurl 1,500 miles or more. when he came to collect rent. He to De Gaulle, who is cflebrating nounced here late yesterday by under the present administration.” night battle with United Na Nuts -----Ig. can $ 1.4 9 Ib. 79c Go'vemment officials reported There are wells for 16 of the atomic said ho believed Stannard was job Hartford, Nov. 22 151 — .The On President Elsenhower’s im Ms 70th birthday today. Clark M. Clifford, Kennedy's chief tions troops, then went on a today that Britain’s dedsioh de missiles in the midships section. less. Rent on toe 870-a-month State Supreme Court of Errors has mediate staff there are, Clifford Then, Johnson drove across the U)kxa£poo€ Imperia! Extra Large pends on the outcome of current liaison man with the outgoing Re- Seine River to lunch with Premier rampage. Alter Ghana charge With a displacement of 6,600 apartment was a week overdue, he ruled that it is legal for a minor said, 51 persons exclusive of sec U.S.-German talks on Washing- publi|cans. Michel Dcbre and a dozen or more d’affaires, Nathaniel Welbeck. Mixed Nuts 7-RI8 tone, Ethan AUen is the heaviest added. child to bring a negligence suit Reporting on that Haison mis- retarial and clerical workers. He Ig. can $ 1.6 9 , tonli foreign exchange problems. United States sub in the water. Miss Draeger was clothed in a against another minor
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will he pro-rated for the remain leAWCHESTER EYE^^NG HBRAtD, WANCTrBSTBR.’CONN, WESDAT, NOTTOBER 22. 1980 RegionatS der o f this year, es^piration date w ill F A O * F IV E Cburt Decides be July 1. The contract may be canceled by either party. nlk, U 6 Prospect 8t.; Rose Raiach, ./■ ■ You Should Know... TV-Radio Tonight Superintendent Oiarles Abell re RockvUle’V ernon Old SUfford .Rd., Tolland; Hans AboutTown QiUd Jday Sue Ballard Wins ported that teacbera of various de- Hackner, S;0 W. MUn St.; Arthur • p a ^ ta ts have* bean requeeted to Load-Le¥0l0ri St. LoulSr Old Town Rd.; PhlTheta Chapter. Beta Sigma Donald Seymore Conrad supply Hats of needs with estimat Phyllia Potter, Rockville; Caroline Phi, will meet tonight at o'clock Minor Relative CKl Contract Opposition to Water Sale Schmalz, 18 'niotnpaon St.; Alma 8 ed coats for study by the Educa at the home of Miss Judith Hunter, I AND Luglnbuhl, Ellirlgtoh. In the midst of a busy career in Television tional Needs Con^lttee. He rec 340 Oak St. the aircraft industry, Donald Sey* (Oonttmicd from Page Om ) Tbo Bsitard Oii Company -of ommended that the committee be 8:00 Big 8 neater (la progress) 77 Suaset Strip Set for Hartford Hearinfg Vernon and Tnlcottville news is more Oonrad has found time to First new (la _ e) 3:00 Father Khowa Beat«. Hartford and Now London last allowed to continue its study of Members of Oniar Shrine Club m ak e the contribution to public Another opinion Issued by the Early Show ( l a oroaress)____ Rlflemaa 3, nisdit was Voted succoisful low areas of possible alteration,' such UONRO-MATIC handled by The Herald’s Talcott- Quies Draw UoOraw 3:30 Dobte OllUa aa the lobby ramp, the commercial vllle Burean, 5 W. Main St., tele will hold a memorial service to- life that he thinks every citisen Supreme Court upheld a New Brave Bullion Wyatt Earp. 8, 40 bidder for the RHAK Hla^ School There will be oppbelUon in Hart-erided with Rockville in 1957 in n.orrow at 8:30 p.m. at the Wat-. owes. Cartoon Plavnouse ..Lefi Travel oil eontrset. The Regioniu 8 Board department, and art department. ford tomorrow to the application opposing the sale of the water phone TRemont 5-3136. Haven Superior Court 'Verdict in John Daly News ’Ma Martin He said two science units are kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E, A newly elected town director, of Education voted to award the Shock Abtorbtrt ' of the Rockville Water and Aque j- -npany, but withdrew opposition Cehle^ St., for Walter B. Joyner, favor of a physician who was the 8:16 Industry on Parade Alfred Hitchcock Presents oil contTMt for the school to the needed for the junior high school duct Co. to sell a maximum of 3- a'"'” - the water company signed MAYOR LEE RENA.MED Conrad came upon the opportunity 8:25 Weather. News A Sports 10. an organizer amj first club pres to seek elective office after 1958 defendant In a malpractice suit. 8:30 Sports, News A Weather 8:00 Tom Ewell Show , firm on the bid of thirty-five cents, and that lockers, language and miUlon gallona of aurplus water a an agreement to maintain a mint- New Haven, Nov. 2'2 iA*i — Thriller 10. less A voluntary allowance of eight science laboratory equipment are Distributed In Manohestar ident. Members will wear fezzes. when he was promoted to the job Mrs. Lillian Maggi, Hamden, Wild Bill Rickoch day outilde the present franchise mum supply in the river. Mayor Richard C. Lee. has been Sgt. Preston of The 'Yukon StagecoachStage West 8, cents, over the New Haven deliv area. o f chief of sales operations at had brought the action against Dr. U.9 Marshal______high on the priority list. B y David E. Beeman, first vice reappointed chairman of the Amer Report cards for Manchester Big Pteture :30 Science Fiction Theater ery price. It was the lowest except Rockville Corporation Counsel Pratt A Whitney Division, United JohH C. Mendillb, New Naven, Rollle Jacobs Club House prc'.idenl of American Sanitary ican Municipal Association's Ur Higi' School pupils are bBing dis 8:46 Hunu^-Brtnkley Red Skelton Show for one bid baaed on a 6,000-gallon Harvey A. Yonce’ will appear am Paper Co., said today the com ban Renewal Committee. Aircraft Corp. charging negligence in a throat John Daly :00 Million Dollar Movie tributed today. Before that, his work with PAW Garry Moore Show trailer load. the city’s representative. Mayor pany plans no .opposition to the ' The announcement was made operation. 'When the verdict went Doug Edwards—News iWYAL lOB CREM kept him on the road 80 per cent of Prolect 20 10, The tank capacity at RHAIC is 1^ 0 0 . ^ 1 Leo B. Flaherty Jr. will be unable' present application. He said hia yesterday by .Mayor Raymond against her in the lower court, the 7:00 Dangerous Robin Alcoa PresenU 28 Warren St.—MI 8-6950 MANCHESTER to attend but will pre.sent a pre- Paper Mactiine Hufie the time, but now the 46-year-old woman appealed. Death Valley Days 10 :30 U.S. Marshal 7,500 gallons, conMquently it waa company has notified the water d ick er of St. Louis, Mo., associa-' engineer has more control over hia Movie or the Week June Allyson Show felt the other bid could not be ac M red statement to the State company that there will be no op- tion president. Some 13,000 Amer The higher court cited several News A Weather Doug Fairbanks cepted. Ballard will deliver 4,200 Serve One of These For AUTO PARTS Water Re.source.>i Commission to TrondheitrfT^Norway--Norway’s schedule. He expects to be able to Million Dollar Movie :00 News, Sports A Weather I po;:'tion as long as the agreement ican municipalities are members. meet his time-consuming directors’ Instances in which Mrs. Maggi haul Expedition 3.3 11 gallona each time. TOAJrtiSOIVINO be read into the record. I biggest .fitpermaking machine, World’s Best Movies DESSERT 270 BROAD b, is kept. Word of the reappointment was Tesponslbllltles and also to dwell failed to follow rules of procedure 7:16 W Hass. Highlights 23 Feature Forty In other b'uinesi matters, the* Atty. Harry Hammer, outgoing Beeman said he did not have the received at Lee'.s office here. The I weighing 6.50 tons and about 13.5 used by the -Connecticut courts, Comment 40 11 .16 SUrlight Movie e Spumonla Vernon State Representative and Do* you; UMUll> on his special interests of town Board voted to sign a 5-year serv agreement immediately available feet''long. has gone into operation especia'lly in not being specific Huntlev-Biinkley, 30 Premiere form er Rockville Corporation New Haven Detnooral will work schools, long-range planning, and -7:30 Laramie 1 32. 30 Jack Paar Show 10. ice contract with the Minneapolis- • Bisque Tortonl but his recollection is that the with the committee at the a.a.aocia- at Trondheim. With only three enough in listing what she felt Counsel, said today he plans to. recreation. What In The World ■ 11 :30 Jack Paar Show (C) Honeywell Company which will in e Ice Cream Cake water company agreed to main tion’s annual meeting in New operators at ' ? controls, the ma Pleasant shopping in a completely new and modern store? were the errors in the lower court Bugs Bunny 40. 63 13 :60 News A Meditation ___ attend the hearing and will be Bay Stater spect the heating and ventilating e Stenciled Slices of tain a flow which would i o.v the York Nov. 26 to draft a politfy chine can turn out well ower 30 decision. SEE BATURarAr’B WEER FOR COMPLETE LISTING Ice Cream ranked aniong the opposition. It A native of Melrose, Mass., Con system once a year and perform paper firm about 3 million gallons statement on urban renewal and tons a day. It makes several varie Justice Samuel Mellitz dissented, 0 . T. C. was not learned whether other n rad has lived the life of a travel service Jobs. The company had Get some at your nearest a day In the river. housing. ties of kraft paper and cardbard. but the rest of the justices were been called in for emergency re towns in the present franchise ing englner and salesman ever feels may be Inetrltable toward the Royal Ice Cream dealer’s Beeman aaid however, that the in agreement in rejecting the ap pairs, estimated at $260. This area will oppose the application. since g^uatlng from the Univer subsidization and socialization of j^^ore, or at the plant. SURGICAL Hammer said that despite the watershoi’ supplying the Hock- sity of Cincinnati in 1937. He Industry that he has seen on busi peal. Radio charge will be absorbed in the an nual fee of $1,592, which however. water company's statenipnl that anum consists of more than Lake worked for Douglas Aircraft and ness trips to Britain and Europe. . (This Hattof ittciIndM ottiy tbOM m titn bTOBdcBdto o f 19 or IB wlnwlB SUPPORTS Bale of water will not affect the Shenipsit. He aaid there are as a civilian engrlneer for the Army taBgth. SoDM ■tAtlan e s n y «R mt abort BOWMBOtB). Do* you; U»CUli Two Children supply to present ciislotnera. there s' etches of time during the year and Air Force before Joining PAW Convinced that many Amerl WD BO—1388 WUfF—133* Fitted to your la more involved in the situation when there is no overflow from In 1940, and settling in Manchester cans don’t really understand School Board 8:00 News 8:0(r Ftaanetal News than s:ipply within the pre.sent Big, BI& selections of first quality merchandise? R-.lu Art Jpbason Show 8:06 Showcase and Nawa Doctor^M EXACT the lake and water is supplied by in that year. American capitalism, he was ac 7:00 Fulton Lesrls Jr. area. At various times, he has been 8:06 Raynor Shines at ams and other sources. tive in the early 1950’s in Hart 11:06 Spottlfht on Sports 7;l6 Evening Devotlona specifications Edward P. Williams, president of Hammer said opposition should home-based In White Plains, N.Y.; Hires Fourth 13:06 Raynor Shines 7:30 Showcase and News Suburban Water Service Inc. ford's Junior Achievement Pro 1:06 Sign on 7:35 The Army Hour be pressed. He said he feels the Baltimore, Md.; Cincirmatti and 8:00 News BACK SUPPORTS which owns the Rockville Water gram, imder which teenagers learn W H A T -818 towns benefiting from a partic Dayton, Ohio; Santa Monica, how to set up and operate cor 8:06 The World Today • AUTO a b d o m i n a l SUPPORTS and Aqueduct Co., aaid yesterday Calif.; Port Monroe, Va.; and SocialWorker 8:00 Big Show 11 ;00 Music Beyond the Start Md Ntws ular water supply sho\ild have the porations and to make them pay. 8:30 John Daly 12:06 World News Roondnp MATERNITY SUPPORTS the company's soiirc of auppiy. right to determine the disposition Hartford. Producing such articles as 8:40 Bis BbOw 13:16 Slgnofl Lake Shenipsit (Snipsic ), contains i "Everybody owes it to contrib 7:00 Edward F. Morgan KNEE SUPPORTS D o * y o u ; u io m I; Miss Frances W. Badger of enough water to supply ctmtomers , thi'u iv,. on ute some o f their time to public Christmas ornaments or desk seta, 7:16 Bis Show ASSESSOR DIES ELASTIC HOSIERY the corporations are liquidated af Portsmouth, N. H., will be the 10:00 John W. Vandsrcoofc. GLASS In the present franchise area even! ^ I life,” he says, describing the in 11:30 Funne Alfaira New Britain, Nov. 22 (>P) —Pri RIB FBACTURE SUPPORTS If the population in the area were I One stop shopping for the entire family and the home? t e r ^ in government instilled In ter a year, usually at a profit for school social worker for junior 13:03 Sign Oil. vate funeral services vvlll bo held bo increase to four times its pres- **’" “ *'* rest with private inter stockholders. I^auding the educa TRACTION APPLIANCES him by his father, a Melrose Re and senior high schools. She was W nO-1888 here tomorrow for Thomas Lind Of All Kinds ent number ' ests. he said. tional value of these companies, 8:00 Ntwa \ CERVICAL COLLARS He said formation of a metro publican restive under the regime hired by the Board of Education 6:30 Weathsr and Bporta er, 78, city assessor for more than The hulk of customers is in of the late Mayor James Curley Conrad says he would like to see 30 years. Linder died at his horns, CER'VICAL BRACES politan district would, in his -view. last night. 8:30 Album of the Day Instollsd Frompfly Rockville with others to the bor of Boston. one find a sponsor in Manchester. 6:46 Three Star Extra 529 Lincoln S t, yesterday. Ife was SPINAL BRACES dering areas of rural Vernon, Ell be the correct aoUition to the ; The Conrads live at 14 Harvard 7:00 Dick Purtell In All Mokes of Cars current water problem. But one Shouldn't try to serve in She is the fourth social worker 7:26 Point of Law assessor from 1919 to 1951 and TRUSSES ington and Tolland, public life or In fraternal groups If Rd., with their daughter Jean to join the system. Her post rounds 7:30 News served under eight mayors. Before The water company proposes to Mrs. Craw to Hpeak nette, 17, ahd’-’son Donald Jr., 12. 7:46 Public Service Program W ork Done Indoors In Our Shop HERNIA SUPPORTS travel keeps Interrupting that out a plan formulated by Arthur coming here he was assessor in aell aurplus water to the Connect Mr.s. Harold Craw of Meriden, Do* you; UMUltf 8:00 News service, Conrad adds. Before 1968, They interrupt their busy sched 8:06 Pops Concert ■West Hartford. OPEN 8 AM . to 6 PJIL—SATURDAY 8 AM. to NOON icut Water Co. which ser\'ices a mimeter'.s wife, will be the guest ules each year for vacations in H. Illing, superintendent of schools. he was PAW chief Installation en The plan began with the hiring 6:06 Nlghlbeat mCDICRL South and East Wind.sor. Siiffield .speaker .Monday at a meeting of gineer, in charge of providing Lunenbury County, Nova Scotia, 11:00 News Thompsonville. Windsor Locks and j Ladies’ Benevolent Society of LOW, LO W prices— every day? and Central Beach, Quonochon- of Miss Beth Hoffman as elemen 11:15 Sports Final sales and technical assistance to tary school social worker. It con 11:26 Weather J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. PHfiRfnflCY Warehouse Point. i RiUngton Congregational Church. all aircraft manufacturers, com taug, R.I. Conrad is a fisherman 11:30 StarliKht Serenade Hammer aaid he will at lea.st -p^e meeting will begin at 8 p.m. tinued with the hiring of Miss 1:00 Slgnofl PHONE Ml 9-7322 J0NN9.raMllL8.8. M.8-4449 mercial airlines, and military serv by hobby. FREE DELIVERY 31 BISSaLST. 844 MAIN STREET . outline the bacUgrotind of the wa- q-he program is entitled "Family ices using PAW engines, and he Violet Bump to a.ssist Miss Hoff WPOF—1416 ter problem to the Commi.ssion ^,) j, considered part of man. 6:00 News. Weather 8 AJO. to 10 PAL 3 traveled throughout the United 8:16 Conn Ballroom tomorrow. As Coi^poration Coun-'t^* preparation for the Christmi., States and abr<^. This past Summer Robert Digan 7:00 Bob Scott ARTHUR DRUG ael of Rockville, he represented the ge„.,on. Wor.ship will be led bv His first job at PAW in 1940 was Members Polluck was hired to act as liaison between 9:00 Ray Somers 11:00 News city in opposing the sale of the j,rs. Marv Charter, D o * y o u ; u io h I) as an analytical engineer in the the schools and the court In cases 11:10 Ray Somers water company to Suburban. As Rr,»,vnl«. sales department. For two years, Held by AL Unit Involving legal action. Miss Badger 13:00 Del Rarest Show a state repreaontativc, he opposed . . , j, ^ la the early part of World War II, will handle cases at the junior a special act in the Legi.sikture | . p r ^ have been invested Convenienf self selection? he was the company representa state and dlatrlct offleera were and senior high school level similar whit^ would have amended the fr"w m e Troop . o f tlw \emon tive at Langley Field, Va., in a guests at an annual membership to the cases handled by Miss Hoff companv s charter to allow sale of I «'>'l Scou organiMtion. 'They are: power plant installation group potlucfk attended by 60 members man and Mias Bump. water outside the franchise area.' .'’"o Allison. Diana Anderson, The mea.*!\ire was defeated. j Denise Boudreau, Ca>l Ciulson. project sponsored by the Air of the American Legion Auxiliary The new social worker is a grad H am m er said a siih.sequcnt act I Inrkson. Kristine Peter- Force’ and conducted by the Na last night at the Legion Home. uate of Columbia University passed in the closing minutes of "“2‘'- '’ "oice Reinhardt and Regina tional Advisory Council of Aero Guests were Mrs. Harold Stron- Teachers College In 1927, and nautics with the collaboration of ach. department membership earned her master of arts degree the 19,59 se.ssion. giving any water, Walters. aircraft engine and airframe man companv the right to sell bevond , io other recent scout activity. Do* you; uiouAf chalnnan, and Mrs. John Sllvny, there in 1934 in health and physl- Its borders on approval of the'Wa-I Mariner Ship 9 visited Boston. ufacturers. district membership chairman, c.al education. Her master of sci In 1944, he was promoted to ter Resources Commission, was not saw the t’ .S.S. Constitution and both of West Hartford, and Miss ence degree in social work was given sufficient t.nie for debate vi.sited the Science Miiaeum and A liberal refund policy? airplane performance engineer Barbara Wallctt, dl.strlct presi obtained at Simmons College In In Fine Whiskey... and, in 1953, was placed in charge and la of questionable value. I BaKson In.sUtiite. Girl Scout Troop dent, Manchester. 1942. He pointed out that the water 8 recently held a fa.shion show at of both airplane end engine per Mrs. Wilber Little, rehabilitation She did tw.o years of field work formance as chief of sales anal company ha.s legal ronimitnients Vernon Center Congregational chairman, reported the purchase In Boston. to at least one indu.stry using wa- , Cliurch. Fa.ahion.s were from Mari- ysis. FLEISCHMANN’S of 64 gifts as the unit’s donation Her teaching experience includ IVIcag ter from the Hockanum River, j Mads of Manchester. Mrs. Kran Both Active In Town 1::^ to the annual Christmas shops ed health and physical education which earries the overflow from ! Kilpatrick acted as adviser for The well-traveled engineer and during the next two weeks at In Milwaukee and Rockport’, Mass. the lake, and has moral obliga-. the show. Mrs. Ruth Foley and $425 his wife, the former Eileen John three veterans hospitals.' Mrs. is the BIG buy! Do* you; ulcuilf She has been employed by the tions to other. |>articiilarly tobae- , Mrs. Dorothy Magmison. co-lead- 4/5 QT. ston of Green County, Ohio, seem Little also asked for donations of New Hampshire Rehabilitation co farmers, who use river water ers, helped with the arrangements. satisfied with their choice of old, worn shocta to be used as and Department of Health since for irrigation. Hospital Notes Sale* Acres of Free Parking? Manchester as a home town near cancer pads at veterans hospitals. 1944. POMPON BOUQUETS There Is doubt, he said, that the Admitted Sunday: Sej-monr Bl- Tax the East Hartford plant. A city Mrs. Helen Griffin, scholarship Miss Badger will begin her work ■urplus the eonipany speaks of, is lin, Ellington. Inehided in size, Manchester has a small chairman, announced a kitchen ^ ^ Q Q A n d U p really a surplus at all. I Admitted todav; Angela Cote, 90 PROOF is why! social will be held as a scholarship in Manchester in December at a town charm and is still reason' .salary of $6,470. The American .Sanitary Paper I 491, Vernon Ave. ably progressive, Conrad says. fund benefit Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. in the Co. of East Hartford pumps water] Discharged Monday: Clara Siin- Active herself, Mrs. Conrad is a fireplace room at the Legion from the river for use In its man-, derland. 67 Hammond St.; Etta Bl ENDED WHISKEY • 90 PROOF • 65T. GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Home. former president of the Bowers ufactiiring process. The company . Breneinan, Rockville; Emily Skal- THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION, NEW YORK CITY School PTA and the PTA Coun The auxiliary voted to give a CORSAGES $1.00 cil, and is president of the board donation to Children's Services of “BIG MAC” YOU’LL FIND THEM ALL AT of directors of the Lutz Junior Connecticut, Manchester district POTTED Museum. - office. At 5:30 P.M. As a director and a former PTA Mrs. Theodore Fairbanks was MUM PLANTS Etmh$2.50 member himself, Conrad has a installed aa assistant sergeant-at- & special Interest in Manchester’s arms by Mrs. Little, post district school needs. As an engineer, he’s president. Ralph Kanna’s Interested In the town's construc The next district meeting will LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CONNECTICUT’S WONDERFUL NEW tion projects and its need to plan be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at ahead in terms of capital projects the Legion Home In Glastonbury. CARTOON POTTED PLANTS AT REASONABLE PRICES and recreation. Manchester has Chairmen arc rejnlnded to send In many available but undeveloped reports in advance of the meeting. PLAYHOUSE CEMETERY BASKETS recreation areas, he says, and money should he set aside each Army-Navy Sct^iack At 5:00 P.M. on year for some development and work. King's, 741; Holt’s, 688; AAG’s, • Music Becomes Magij:. . . Pictures Come Alive A Republican like his father, 680; Krilcs, 676; 8 t i e n ’ s, 657; Conrad sees differences disappear Army-Navy, 646: Abe’s, 640; Cisco • Chromatic 24” Televfsion* ing between Mie two major i>ollt- Kids, 035; Rjiidcrs, 610; Bockers, Channel McCONVILLE’S Ical parties. But he says U .S in 614; Hot Shots. HU- Kay's Pets • Revolutionary Imperial Automatic Record Player dustry shcnild be guarded as long 61(1; Trumps. 809; Giants, 669; GREENHOUSES e Superb FM/AM Radio aa p ^ lb la against a trend he Yankees, 654; Barons, 655. 802 WOODBRIDOE ST.—MI 9-5947 OPEN ALL DAY THANKSOIVINO DAY
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0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, I|1ANCUESTER, C0NN„ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1960 \ * ported that he had a" job working MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESt>AY, NOVEMBER 22, 1910 as a draftsman for a home bulld- PACE SIX State News G>uple ei, waa engaged and would be married In January. formant*—aa , If people, rather ahead of Stevenson, with Nixon se«med safely unimportant, that The father was notified ot his Jusfaaa iSanrt|pBtpr lagging significantly behind the the iaiue came down the last quar- ' A ThonRht for Todajr SHEARSON, Fouiid Dead in son’s death at 3 a.m. today. | rhmword! ^ than reflmea, were our main con Connecticut pace of Eisenhower. •ter stretch to create a photo-finish Bponaered by tlii Roundup cern. in the nafton, a curtailed aweep in Records in Omaha listed the But, neither of these trends Cenadl of Chiucbas H A M M IL L t CO . San Francisco girl’s full name as Carolyn Bea lEopuin^ ijprald proved uniform. Some middle class Connecticut. PUBU8Uli;U BY I'Hii. •tta jbrm TMmreh buHe* (Oontinaed from Page One) trice Dreager, 27, the daiighter of Yankee suburban areas held firm against A Time for Xhankagiviiig Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dreager,- KUU lU > p r i n t i n g CO. INC. Wheedle And Threat (UontiiilMd from Page On-> U B1m «II Street the Kennedy tide; some middle size Gratitude la conducive to hap dispose of traffic cuea Involving Omaha. llAncheaier Conn. The latest tremendous policy By A. H. O. Connecticut cities went overwhel Alcohol. THUBIAS F FEhOUSON piness. The thankful heart dwells ASK FOR YOUR COPY OF SHEARSON S new white nightgown, Stannard In The father said "She went to Sah .stroke on the part of Oeoiffe Al- mingly for Kennedy, some for Ken O p e n F o ru m The announcement was made at Drop in at Baneficial’s;Open House for WALTER B FERGUSON on the countless blessings that lATEST RESEARCH REPORT underclothing. The bodies lay on Francisco abotit six months ago to PubIMtier* pert, pre.sident of the New Haven Analysis of the Connecticut vot nedy by small margins, and some are ours and on the joyful side of A meeting on the problem o f ■work as a waitress and the family Pounded October i. iWiI divided their vote almost equally a thin mattress Jad on the floor in Railroad, solidifies the opinion that ing pattern on Nov. 8 will never, in "Too Much Time’ things, sees light in the darkness, drunken driving sponsored by the front of panels painted to resem has had no hint that anything was PubUstaed Brery Evening Except between the two candidates, all To the Editor, and "traces the rainbow throtigh NANCHESTER OrFKE Public Education Committee of wrong. She called home a few days and Holiday, Entered at Ibe the Rentleman in question la not our opinion, get to the stage where without that much preestablished ble church windows. HOLiDAY MONEY I Just became a member of the the rain." 913 MAIN STREET the State Safety Commission. The woman had been shot in the ago, he said. JIca at Manchraler Conn, a. ! It ran be considered really con difference In political allegiance or From now on, it’s Open House at B e n eficia l where, soon ClBi, Mall Matter. ninninp a railroad: he Is running quart club If there is such a thing Sometimes our greatest bless MIMmII 3-1571 . Mltctwll3-a215 The commission’s executive di chest and head. Stannard waa shot The girl’s mother said her ■ an operation which Is half wheedle clusive. We hold the same opinion voting, habit. as approved, you can get the cash you want today for SUBSCRIPTION RATES for blood donors. Without a doubt ings come in disguise. Charles rector, Jam^s K. Williams, re in the mouth. daughter had met Stannard when Payable to Adyance and half threat. of the national vote as a whole, And, out in the country, the de Kingsley offered this advice: ported that Connecticut business Police said his moneyless wallet he was stationed at Offutt Air shopping, paying bills, or any good reason. Phone for I many others have never given Qua Tear ...... gree of Kennedy gain over Steven "Thank God every morning when men and industrialists were sym held a pawn ticket for a girl’s en Force Base here, but he had since Holiday Money now. “You’re the boss” at B e n e f ic ia lI BIX Month, ...... Tlie latest from Mr. Alpert is which is certain, for months ahead, son and the 'Jegree of Nixon loss more than a pint and for one and you get up that you have some pathetic to the commission’s cam gagement ring. left the service. Three Months ...... this: that he Is going to Wash his to draw all kinds of dissections and from Eisenhower kept ninning in only one reason . . . to much Laam $20 ta SSei—Laant llla-inturad at low coat One Month ...... explanations. But we think thst. In thing to do which must be done paign to keep Christmas and New The apartment was Immaculate. The girl had been married and W S P k l y ...••aaaaaaaeaaaaa.aaeeaee cars snd even clean their Inter timer "you’re asked to take an to pockets where they had become whether you like it or not. Being Year's parties dry. Although sparsely furnished, it divorced. aOS MAIN ST., 2nd FI.. Over Woolworth’s, MANCHESTEN Btoale O opy ...... so far as the truth can be ap almost negligible, so that Nixon hotir off to donate this blood and Mllehali 3-4154 • Atk for tha YES MANasar iors because New York and Con proached, and a pattern suggested, forced to work, and forced to do Williams also said 60 state contained an expcn.sive stereo hi-fi MEMBER OF necticut have agreed tn cut some waa fighting hack effectively. from all the comments I heard New Music troopers have attended a training Open Thursday Evening Until 8 P..M. a Saturday UnlJl Noon Tub ass^ iated press it will be much the same for the your best, will breed In you tem set, a large collection of jazz and Surgeons' Aid ISetc Tne A,,oclated Pres, I, exclusively "We do not believe anybody was while at the hospital it brought perance, self-control. diligence, ON . clinic to instruct them on han classical records and a jar of paint taxe.s for his enterprise. slate and for the nation a matter back memories of the service and antJUed to the use of reiiuhliration ot of a few basic trends with a lot of calling these spotty trends accur strength of will, content, and a dling alcohol detection Instru bnishes. Chicago—Indicators on a new l»9M fttilfflit tf fll Uvnt all news dispatches credited to it or In Ills own generous words: "We ojir favorite expression, hurry , up I Imn if tIM (Mtt SIO.M !■ surprises, noAy easily reconciled ately. Out In California, for in hundred other virtues which the ments. Stannard "vs'as the son of Joseph device mounted on a wall enable BOt otherwise credited In this oaiier on our part want tn show our good and wait. It only took 40 minutes It (■•MfvtitN *f SIQ OS and also the local news inihliehed here with one another by any aurface stance, the Democrats concentrat Idle never knew.” Dr. Dudley Miller, director of Stannard, 48 Ripley Rd., Glaston surgeons tn tell at a glance the All rljtits ot repuhllcstlon of special fnith by doing whatever W’e can to ed on the areas where they expect to get to the table where it took RECORDS the Stale Mental Health Depart logic, thrown ill. No wonder some go so far as bury. He attended local schools patient’s blood pressure, tempera dispatches herein are a|eo reserved five minutes of that to take the — improve the condition of our In Connecticut, as In the nation, ed to find Nixon strong, managed to say, "It is only the grateful FOR THANKSGIVING ment’s Alcohol Division, said there and was graduated from the Hart ture, and respiration during an op Full aei-nca client of N R A the returns started as a sweep. a satlafactorv victory over him blood. Certainly when people are person who is happy.” were plans to begin alcohol edu ford Reg.onal Technical School in BENEFICIAL lee. Inc cars. there, and then proceeded to lose eration. This reflected th» one big ba.slc regular donors It Isn't necessary Submitted by cation on the secondary-school 1956. Publishers RepreeentaUves: Tills Is very nke of Mr, Al|>ert. the stale by lo.s.s of strength in i FINANCE CO. Julius Mathews Ppeclal AK'PCV - Nes major trend in voting, which was a to ask the same questions over Rev. H. Osgood Bennett level. Shortly after graduationijie en Torlt Chlraro Detroit snd Boston, We point out, howover, that if he those areas where they had taken PKUNER SQUARES TREES resurgence and a repetition of the and over again, a different card North Methodist Church listed in the Air Force, arid re Detroit - A tractor-drawn MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF were running a railroad, it would their own vote for granted. should be made up so the person’s Save CTRGULATIONB great stir A1 Smith made in the ceived an honorable discharge In hedger-pruner that will cut apple Our theory of what happened Is former record qould be at hand Per Record Accident Totah Th# Herald Pnmln* Company Inc., be a matter of pride with him that I cities back in 1928. On the basis of STATE MAN NOW THIRD the spring of this year. and peach trees Into a square has •jsum^a no flnunriAl r^pp^inplnliltr for his cars should be clean, that, m l the big cities (Jid in Connectl that the religious issue, which and the entire process could be New York, Nov. 22 (E — Frank Hartford, Nov. 22 (iPt—The State The father aaid today that he been developed hy Michigan farm tvporraphlCRl errors AppenrlnB In a<1- cut, this slate could have gone for helped produce the basic surge In speedier. The very, very longest It Carroll of Greenwich was lii third Motor Vehicle Department’s daily received n telephone call from his experimenters. It is said tn speed vsrtftienientfl And other reA<11rp m«ttC fact, ninning i lean, attraidlve Kennedy bv a majoritv much larg- the cities, was also the factor should take including coffee place with 196 points at the end of record of automobile accidents as son in California last Thursday. cold-season work In orchards and In *I^« Manchester Rrenlnc ffer*M •tralns would be one of the most , ep than it did: on the basis of what which produced the random and of last midnight and the totals on should be only .80 minutes and no yesterday’s round of the Life Mas During the conversation Paul re- facilitate harvesting. ' '' * ia UlUnm il.d^uith Plsplay adyertlstn* cinain* hours i elemental of all the policies he the big cities did In the country, often spotty pattern of attrition in longer. So for the parties con- ter’s Division of the American the same date last year: or Mondas—1 p m FDdiy. Potterton’s 1959 1960 *"""«ral Service would p it into effed. ! 't"' national elecUosi began as if the suburbs and the outlands, Wt cemetd as to why people don’t Contract B ri^ e League’s annual fr>» Tueaday—1 p m Monday _ , .... It were headed toward a landslide. think the role the religious issue Accidents ..28,770 32.089 (Est.) jT Wedn»ada»—I p m Tu'aday. To Mr Alpetl, the ha.sic neces give blood this is the reason and tournament; Play will continue l.’JO Center Street Corner of Church Street for Thuraday—t r m W>-dnoi.day This was what a corabinstion of a played in turning votes against if you want more donors and not through Thursday with a field of Killed ...... 208 237 or Friday—1 p m Thuraday ! sities of lunning a rallioiid have Catholic candidate and a good year Kennedy depended on several fac Injured ____17,811 18,293 (Est.) for Bafiirday—1 p m Friday fewer, correct the present situa 1B6 playera In the division. aaaalfled deadline If a m eaeb somcliow become the optional Iwx- for the Democratic party anyway tors. including the ethnic character tion.' The first impression is the day of puhileatlon except Satordar— |iirics. which the public can ha\e if could and did do. of the population Involved, and the one that lasts. This is my opinion Auto Tag Schedules • a.m particular Protestant denomina Don Willis Garage * very caught it choo.scs trr p.oy s special price Tills sweep beginning. In the and the opinion of six others who Hartford, Nov. 22 (Ah—The Tiieadav. November 22 slate and in the nation, came down tion which held leadership in a were waiting together. attending decently for them out of ) uhlic funds. given area. But we think that pos- state's new system of staggering to something miith less, to a vic .Tack J. Lappen WILL BE services u ^ fjp It seems ridiculous to ex|)ect tory still handsome in the atate, aibly the most important factor tn motor vehicle registrations begins Peopl' -Not Repimps in .lanuary. «ti; h' for a ‘ that anvi'.o.ly who takes this view hut a squeaker in the nation. determining the strength of the PIANT LF.ASRD vote against Kennedy on religious Details of the new program were Two post mortem sidelights, the of '.'.hat It is to run a railioad, In both state and nation, strange Schenectady, N. Y.. Nov. 22 . *<■ . / t' ■J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER , 1960 MANCHjSsTER, CONN, 22 V -■ PAGE NINE PAGE ElGter MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUD, BIANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY* NOVEMBER 22, 1960 ------^ 4 cate of approval for some was RoekviUe-V ernon Hospital Notes approved for Thomas McCann at Health Reasons •‘H al Boyle Kurtz Bros. Expaiision 630 Center St. HAVE DOCTOR Obituary In the one request denied, Wii- 'VisitUig hours are 2 to 8 p.m. for 11am J. McGulret was refused k Crib Mattresses .. variance request to divide land Into Phone In Your Prouri|rtion Do We ReaUy all areas except matomlty where Approved by Zoners two lots with less frontage than Hemingway Resigns Site ol Attic Fire Ror Wing at Buckland they are 2 th 4:80 aad 6:80 to 8 regulations allow on property on Ml 9-2343 I Death Claims pjn.; and private rooms where the' east side of Grandview St. ,and Two ertb mattraiaai wore 69a- Expansion of the Buckland ( they are 10 ami. to -8 p.m. Kurts Bros. Inc., .has ueen giv-^manding the directors reverse the the north side of E. Eldridge' St. Weathler Control? en permission by the Zoning ZBA stahd. Former Mayor Eugene In Rural Zone. WE DELIVER FAST As GOP Registrar troyed by fire o f undatarmlnad School may never come about W . Be Joyner origin ahortly after 1 o'clock this Bucldey Playlet Patients Today: 228 Board of Appeal's (ZBA) to ex Kelly said “The town board has no weathcf It is all part of the cult And expansion of the Highland pand its operations on Keeney St. authority to overrule the ZBA de-; New York (>P) — Science now afternoon in the attic of Raymond ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Denald B. Hsmlnrway, Muiches- of comfort that has. become the Park and Keeney St Schools will In a 4 to 1 vote last night, the cislon.” LIGGETT GEXALL D Walter B. Joyner, 68. of 81 Holl holds out the hope thlit man even Berube’s house on Rts. 80 ind S3 Bas^ on Safety Florence Jodoin, 68 Brnaford St.; St., died early this morning at tually will be Able to control the real religion of our age. . be delayed at least four months, ZBA approved an addition to the He did. however, appoint a sev TPC Approves PARKADE -1 404 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. U ri Republican registrar of vot- in TalcottviUe. en-man committee to meet with Manchester Memorial Hospital weather. We have become such a pam A piay, 'T h T itie ty Club VUlU the Board of Education was told John Dicklson, South Coventry; present tool uid die firm building • n since 1948. wUl resign Dec. 16 pered people that we feel anything Quick action on the part of fire for industrial purposes in a Rural Kurtz Bros, and try to help them after a short Illness. This poaslbility, on the face of It. Paul,” wAi preeehtad at BuCkley Richard Bolduc, Mansfield; Mias ■for reasons of health. He was bom in Manchester, July which menaces our momentary men from the Talcottville And laat night Zone. solve the problem. This action Two Requests sounds like a great boon. But is It? DolMonviUe companies of the Ver Mary Burns, 135 Hillard St.; WU- The resignation of the popular 16, 1897, son of the late Herbert and comfort threatens our eternal wel School yeeterday by Uia a«hool Frank Sheldon, chairman of the This was the seventh time the came after Oscar Kurtz said, after Do we really want a push-but non Fire District prevented any ,11am Stewart, 627 Adams St.; Mrs. the fifth refusal, that “We have to eifieial was announced today by Katherine E. Ritter Joyner. Mr. ton climate as the Anal climax of fare. We are In danger of pam Safety fatrol. Hla pliy teiie of building and sites subcommittee firm has been before the boair In spread of the flamea of the board, reported that, at a Minnie 'Weeder, 52 Foster St.; Al expand our plant to keep abreast The Towm Planning and Zoning the office of General Manager Joyner was vice president and a push-button world? pering ourselves Into extinction. a younteter who la visited by bert Burdick, Norwich; Horace seven years seeking permit for the Commission (TPC) last night ap sales manager of Colonial Empire The fire was discovered by Mrs. meeting last week among town of orders. We would still consider Richard Martin. Hemingway was There is no doubt that the That is why the prospect of full friende while raeovarin|r from an ■Wickham, East Hartford; Mrs. expansion. A fifth plea was denied proved an Alexander Jarvis re re-elected to the post for his sev Inc. Berube’s mother who smelled planners and hla committee, the an industrial site in Manchester, achievement of automatic weather control of the weather must be accident Sldonla Mlsovlch, 11 Church St.; In March and the firm threatened quest for a change from Busine-ss enth straight term O ct 3. Mr. Joyner was a member of emoke. The friends have formed a safe recommendation was made to tc move from. town. A sixth re but there is no suitable area in by man would offer many advan- viewed with some cautious mis Firemen carried the mattresses Mrs. Janette Hellstiom, 625 'Ver town we can afford.” The firm 2 Zone to Industrial Zone prop Martin's office also announced Center Congregational Church, Uges. givings, , ty club ae the reeult of his acci abandon plana of expanding Buck- quest was refused a hearing by Manchester I^dge of Masons, was out into the back yard where Water non St.; Mrs. Helen Lazeroff, 26 had sites in Glastonbury and Elast erties on Hartford Rd. and Bid- the resignation of Miss Jean Hand- It would enable him to grow It is one thing to air-condition dent. land School. the ZBA because it came to the' well St., and approved plans for ley from the Town Development a .12nd degree Mason, belonged to was sprayed on them. Dorothy Rd.; Miss Cynthia Gess, Hartford under consideration at vastly larger crops, thus averting a ‘home. It is quite another thing . Ths players were Timothy The reason for abandoning board before the six-month period a subdivision on Lookout Moun Comlmssion. She was re-appolnt- Sphinx Temple of the Shrine in There was no damage to the Coughlin, Sheila Rackard, Stephen 26 Little St.; Robert Skoog, An the time. The town- offered to sell for a longer time the crisis of to seek to air-condition the world plans, according to Martin Al- dover; Gloria Badeau, 233 Wood' on hearing the same application either of two parcels of land to tain. off Sprlng^St. ed to that unit earlier this month. Hartford was an organizer and house, although it was filled with Cone, George Bradiau, Linda Ne vord, chairman of the Town Plan worldwide hunger being brought hitherto regarded as a chore of land St.; Mrs. Erlne Campanelli, had expired. Kurtz Bros., Indicating it would The sub division plans submit Board Fills Vacancy first president of Omar Shrine Club smoke. gro. Jo-Ann Bajek, Gerard Slater, ning Commission, was a pro In March, the vote waa 3-2. Last of Manchester, and a member of on by over-population. God or nature. 19 Hannaway St.; Henry Wierz- seek a zone change If the firm took ted by Hayden L. Griswold, will Hemingw'ay will be replaced by It would help reduce his cost Barbara Reaie, Janet Moseley, posed 8-Iane highway and clover- night, John F. (Clifford reversed Nutmeg Forest, Tal) Cedars of Are we wise enough yet to Fred Brunoll, ftoger Hurd and blckl Jr., 85 Lockwood St.'; Ron up the offer. bo forwarded to the Town Board appointment of the Board of Di of living. He would need less make'our own weather? Do we leaf in the northwest section of his vote saying he now thinks the That’s when Kurtz Bros, sub rectors after the Republican party Lebanon, A graduate of the New Mark Ponton. Laurie Carr was ald Vincent, 29 PairvieW S t; Gary Of Directors for final approval. England Conservatory of Music In clothing, less fuel for heating pur know enough yet about ourselves Holiday Marked town. Bilodeau, East Hartford; Miss Lor request justified. Daniel Hair, sec mitted its sixth application. Jarvis has agreed, by letter to To H e lp the announcer. give the board one or more nom poses at least in his home. He The area occupied by'the high retary and former chairman, vot' inations for the part-time post Boston, Mr. Joyner was a violinist, even to pick the weather which raine Leclerc, 23 Main St.; Mrs. Other Requests the TPC, that he will not transfer would spend less for cold cures way will prevent the growth of ed against the application again which pays *4,147 annually. cellist and bass player in many would be best for us? At Two Schools Celeste Eccelente, 46 Maple St.; Seven of eight other requests at the Hartford Rd. and Bidwcll St. musical organizations and orches and cough drops. Many have dreamed of an Earth residential developments, ' Alvord Henryi Addis, 13 Pearl St.; Mrs because of its possible future af Monday night's public hearing area and would not place any Atty. John F. Shea Jr., Republl- fects on residential living in that tras in the Manchester area. It would enable him to reduce of flowering plenty bathed forever Thanksgiving programs were Liquor Store Hit told Sheldon. Sophie Lipke, 116 Prospect St., were approved. buildings or other improvements ean town chairman, said the town Survivors include his wife, Mrs. the rigors of both heat in sum Consideration should be g-iven to area, he said. A request to divide a parcel of committee or iU execuUve unit Donald S. Hemingway In a mild and beneflclent sunshine. held at Highland Park School this Rockville; Mrs. Edith Greenwood, on said promises for one year of I Lois Hammond Joyner; two sons. mer and cold In winter, and per- But la a satin security such as this By Another Break building a whole new school In the 272 Mail) St. No Opposition land into two lots,, one of which the letter dated Nov. 10, 1960. RETARDED will meet s.oon for the purpos*;.. Waller H. Joyner and Herbert R. hapk give the whole world the morning, and at Manchester Green Avery St. area, Alvord said. has less frontage than allowed, was Hemingway, 63, was retired the real answer to our life's true ADMITTED TODAY: William Atty. John Mrosek presented the The area runs southerly from since last May in the public rela- Joyner, all of Manchester: a broth- year-round climate of a balmy School yeeterday afternoon. granted Anthon.y Pastula for land from Montgomery Ward s shipping needs? An undetermined amount of Would Await Master Plan Morneault, East Hampton; Guy Kurtz Bros, case before the ZBA Hartford Rd. to Bidwell St., a tlons department of the Southern' er, Raymond W. Joyner of Har- South Sea Island. It could turn out to be a lotus The fifth grade at Highland Park The planning commission last laat night in which there waa no north of 62-64 North St strip of land 110 feet In width and receiving department last beer was stolen from the Colonial Hebert, 32 Salem Rd. New England Telephone Co. in mony, R. I., and nine grandchll- Doesn't it all aound wonderful? nightmare, the plethora of a pop under the direction of Mrs. Mar week voted against the purchase public opposition. He presented let Mrs. M. Troiano of 110 Main St. from east to west. July. New Haven, dren. pied promise. oak Package Store at 282 Tol BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ters from the Manchester Cham waa 'grsuited a request for a park But the question remains —would garet Boyle was in charge of the of additional land adjacent to the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Five requests for zone CHILDREN In his letter of resignation to Town directors will make an ap- Funeral services will be held Frl- The rhythm of the changing sea program at that school. Barbara ber of Commerce and the Develop ing area for five cars at the rear • the Board of Directors, received it actually be so wonderful, as land Tpke., last night according to Buckland School for expansion Khoury, 28 Pioneer Circle; a were denied the Eighth District, "Manchester Association for Hie polntment to fill the vacancy on day at 2 p.m, at the Watkins-West suming an unbridled science might sons, some have held, is respon Grube read the 121 Psalm, Manchester police. purposes. ment Commission in favor of the of a building in Resident Zone A. yesterday bv Marlin s office and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Frank D’Amico, 26 Wells St. involving property pn N. Main Help of Retarded Children" the development rommlsslon. ^ F'uncrfll Home. 142 E. Center St. manage to achieve these miracles? sible for the vigor of people who Diane Thomas interprteed the At 12:40 this morning a front request for expansion. Mayor dated Nov, 18, he said he will have Miss Handlev, who was appoint- The Rev. l.aurenre Vincent of Cen- The Board of Education voted Weber, 21 Brooklyn St., Rockville; Harold A. Turklngton also voiced was granted peniiission to erect St.; Green Manor Construction We already have done much to dwell In a temperate climate. To meaning of Thanksgiving^ and window was discovered smashed, Co., involving, property on Green Serves Retarded Youth in YOUR to spend the winter months this, edI to the unitiinii in 19M19SD said in hert*or Congregational Church will of- Nancy Luckman read the ^anks- last night to investigate the mat a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard his approyal, along with other an addition to the rear of a non- ameliorate the extremes of bad do our best—and feel our best— snd investigation revealed that Shaffer, 10 Loomi.s St., Rockville. wood Dr., Vei-non and Lydall Sts.; vear and next year in Florida letter: I flciale. Burial will be . in East we need an icicle time as well as a glving Proclamation. ter further in view of the new citizens of the town. conforming garage. Communityi. ", .for reasons of health, with Cemetery. weather. We have air-conditioned some beer had been taken. knowledge. The board had voted BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter to Alexander Jarvis, involving land "I am moat grateful for the op time of sunshine. Susan Goldberg, Russell Willhide, Ralph Kurtz said that "the roof Fred AnnuIIl wM granted a which most of you are familiar". Friends may call at the funeral houses, cars, theaters, offices, fac ’Ihls package store has been the at an earlier meeting to add four Mr. and Mr.s. William Naimey, 93 on the addition will conform with variance to diminish a lot frontage on^'Locust St.; Jarvis, involving portunity of serving on the com tories and bowling alleys to pro The greatest victories of the hu Shaaron Flynn, James Bronkel scene of a number of breaks In re Send ('.ontrihntions to MAHRC, He added, "it has been my home tomorrow and Thursday from Dorothy Jacobson, Wendy Robbins rooms to the school. West St., Rockville; a son to Mr. our present building and will have at 59 Birch St. -property on Center St.; and Jame.a pleasure to serve as Republican mission and for the confidence it 7 to 9 p.m. Friends may make me tect us from extreme high tem man mind and spirit have come in cent months. However, most of and Mrs. Amerigo Eccelente, 46 and Helen Gorman, involving Inc., P.O. Rnx 621, Manchester, lands whose inhabitants do both and Jan Roberts told the story of Superintendent of Schools Ar the same pitch.” Extension of permission to maLn- registrar of voters for the past displayed in re-appointing me. It morial contributions to the Heart peratures in July and August. them have been solved. Maple St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. property on K Middle Tpke. has been a privilege and a reward sweat and shiver. This alternation the Pilgrims. thur H. Illing recommended in Oc Celebrate Golden Wedding “ Ample shrubbery surrounds the tain a free standing grourfd sign Conn. 14 years. They have been interest Fund In lieu of flowers. We have marvelous heating sys Robert Alesbury gave the his tober that four rooms be added to Ernest LeDovt. Coventry. plant area.” he also said. for two more years fit 1149 E. A request from Edwin C. Bunce ing and informative years, with the ing experience to serve with such of the weather has kept the natur DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel. Brown 11^------^---- CHECK.S MAV BE MADE able people. The commission has tems to warm our autos, our al thermostats of. a strong people tory of ’Thanksgiving. Buckland, si.x rooms to Highland The March decision of the zon Middle Tpke. waa.-granted Wayne for a zone change for property PAYABLE TO "MAHRC” number of voters increasing sub Mrs. Eileen P. Stewart Carolyn Macaione, 111 Ferguson N. Fairfield St., observed their land, and have lived in Manchester an Important and valuable role to homes and our places of public vital and healthy. Each class sang a holiday song, Park and six rooms to Keeney St. ing board brought a protest from Wright. at \y. Center and Spencer Sts. stantially in proportion to the large Mrs. Eileen P. Stewart, 39, wife work and assembly in winter. And including, "Company I*s Coming,” Recipes Sheldon told the board last Rd.; Mrs. Blancli Baker, 42 Ma golden wedding anniversary Friday moat of their lives. ' the Chamber of Commerce. After William,.Osborne, 276 Main St., was tabled by the commission un increase in the population of the play in the communily It is doing Fighting the everlasting prob and I am sure, will continue to do, of Benjamin F. Stewart. 40C Dutch millions now have the cash to flee "The First Thanksgiving,” "Over night that Alvord recommended ple St.; Mrs. Naomi Janicki, Tol They have six children, Alfred a (Chamber Board of Directors’ was grntited extension 5f pcrmls- til adoption of a 40-foot building town. lems of their climate has taught land Ave., Rockville: Richard Ger and were honored Sunday at a Brown, McKinley St.; Mrs. an effective Job." Point i^ane, Hartford, and former south for a vacation week or two the River and Through the Woods,” waiting four months until a mas- party at the home of their daugh 68 meeting, Nicholas Pencheff, then sipn to have a repairers license.' line on the south side of Hartford "The opportunity of serving In an them the values of sacrifice, en Russian Tea Oaks ber, 14 (barter St.; Mrs. Evelyn Cavagnaro: Samuel Brown, East ly of Manchester, died suddenly in January or February. durance and cooperation. "For the Beauty of the Earth,” tc. plan of Manchester's expect ter, Mrs. Steve Cavagnaro, 89 Tan C of C president, sent a letter to ' Special exception to have a lim Rd. and Spencer St. has been official capacity with the town of Sunday at Hartford Hospital. In the last century, Charles “ Swing the Shining Sickle,” and 2Ve cups sifted cake flour ed growth is finished by the Plan Latham and son, Hebron: Robert ner St., and at a dinner at Cavey's Hartford; Ernest Brown, Sunland, the Town Board of Directors, de- ited repairer's, license and certifl- made. Advertise in The Herald—It Pays Manchester has been deeply ap Give mankind perfect weather Bard, 73 Mather St.; Mrs. Bar Calif.; Mrs. John .Broderick, Haz- She was bom Aug. 22, 1921, In Dudley Warner (not Mark TTwaln) always and men will lose their “ Thankful.” , S teaspoons baking powder ning and Renewal Associates of Restaurant. preciated by me.” 5 Cars Involved Sherbrooke, Canada and had lived Announcer was Thomu McKay. Vi teaspoon salt bara Anderson and daughter, ardville; and Raymond Brown, observed In the Hartford Courant: chief topic of conversation weaken Boston. Mr. Brown and the former Annie Marlborough, They have 12 grand Never Opposed In Manchester for eight years be David Hochberg was .the an 2/3 cup margarine Wapping: Mrs. Margaret Aspinall McMurray were married Nov. 18. ‘‘Everybody talks about the in their own sloth—and probably The plan might show that more and son, Andover; Mrs. Doris Au- children, Registrar since 1948, no Repub In 2 Acci > - . . r y \ H i / ,• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. NOyEMBER 22, 1960 PAGE TEN ItA N C m iB It RVBNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, 0 0 NN«-TUESDAY. NOVEMBER .22, i 860 PAGE I Manchester only gets $7,100 to challenges, however, some states of North ficituate, Mass.. ,diB- $7,500 after 13 years of succfesstvtiP |Keimedy Vote may not-complete their final, of South Windsor regardinir a traffic atfnal, J15 bond ME A Submits service, he said. Vater also pre ficial tallies fpr several m ore forfeited. sented sutistics he said showed weeks. - / TAILOR-MADE Bulba Wanted other towns in the state started Margin Drops Thus far, 11 sUtes have com The planting: of. aprifigr bulbs Salary Plan their teachers with at least $4,600. pleted the official canva^, and -11 Voterjs Defeat aroupd the Tp'vn Hall last Satur- The-boa'rd of education’s person others Hope to finish, this week. The Kirgch Vertical Slat Blinds you order from day was the project of the Avery j nel policies committee, headed by Under 175,000 Fifteen other state canvassing Findell are made to. fit your windows perfwtly Fireaiims Rule Heights Garden- Club.. The plant - | In 12 Steps Christie McCormick, promised to boards meet next week — Inany by skilled Findell workmen, right here in Man tng was.done urtder the guidance of look further into the MEA's re of them expect^ to complete their chester. Service is as near as your telephone. Mrs. Casimlr t-asimir Bednarezyk.Beanansje. cchalr- m. | q-lie Personnel Policies Commit- quest and make recommendations (Continued from page One) work next MoiidSy. Mor« than ,VOO voters, one of man of the eonservaiion and plant- Manche.ster Education to the board at a later date. Some of the 13 others may not Why not call now for details . . . MI 3-4865. LOOK FOR THIS the largest (froups to attend a Ing committee Others who h^ iMEAl pre.sented a ^ total up to more than twice' the finish their counting much before Kennedy figure. the Electoral College meets Dec. town meetinK in several years, de- onham the Myshrall. Mrs. C. T ‘. ' jlacn3 po_ I .salary propo.sal of $4.ri00 to J8.060 |, ROHV g y PI adU l l lI SIUOlUUClll»cI b IIIS That will make Kennedy the 19 to make official the selection feated a propo.sed ordinance re- Allan Parker, and Mrs. I |o the f fr I*! nth to win the presidency with I night. I of the next president FINDELL MFG. CO. stricting the discharge of fire- Robert Frost, According to Robert Vater. rep- | JrlO rilC lo r W O llO fly l less than so per cent of the whole Scattered precincts still are un I * vote. 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER arms: table an ordinance onj Meeting Tonight I re.«erUali\e of the MF.A, the plan reported from 14 states. In; most vow ASSnUNCE OF EXPEIT AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Previotis winners with less than swimming pools for re-drafting; | T-f,e I>adles Auxiliary of the i for .salary increasee could be af Ten Manchester area students cases, the missing returns Sre not Venetian Blinds, Repairs, Repair Parts and approved four other requests. - south Windsor Volunteer Fire De- half were John Quincy Adam.s. on fected hy eliminating one of the are home for the Thanksgiving 29.8 per cent in 1824; James K. enou^ to change results. And Spokesmen for the many hunt- partment will meet tonight at. 8 at i 1.1 .step.a In the present pay scale holiday from Bay Path Junior Col once the results were known, the era who attended the meeting oh- Co. 1 Firehou'e. Polk 49.3 in 1844; Zachary Taylor iiange. In.stead of the present .1-1.- lege. Longmeadow, Mass.' 47.3 jn 1848; Jam es B uchanan 45.3 unofficial tabulation was halted jepted to a provision in the fire 20n to .117,100 in 13 .steps, the MF.A They, are Miss Ellenmary Fog- Manchester Evening Herald In 1856; A braham Lincoln 39.9 In because nobody cared. These pre ILlarms Ilin proposalf’l which •• would make Ei7f' want.s a pay scale of H..'i00 to ai'ty. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1860; Rutherford B. Hayes 47.9 cincts will be counted along with CODE OF ETHICS It Illegal to discharge firearms in;>south M'Indsor correspondent r.l- .IS.000 in 12 steps. Pay scale Int- Bernard M. Fogarty, 281 Porter the others in the official tabula town unless permits were obtained ; more G. B urnham , telephone In 1876; James A. Garfield 48.3 in creases under- the propo.serl ached St,: Miss Roberta F. Campbell 1880; Grover Cleveland 48.8 in tions. But until then the precise TRADE WITH CONFIDENCE 1. To promote good will between 6. To itemize all parts and mechan from the chief of police, except in .Mitchell 4-0fi*l. Iile indicates an increment Of $300 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1884; Benjamin Harrison 47.8 in results will not be known. the motorist and members of ical adjustments in the price defense of home.s or property. J on an average after the second j F. Campbell. 191 McKee St.; Miss 1888; Cleveland 46 In 1892; Wood- this association. charged for service rendered. The ordinance was drafted be- r. veco-.Teec heis at tlie Ion of the nav ; Donna McNeill, daughter of Mr. row Wll-son 41.8 in 1912; Wilson NIXON ,EY J),657 INVITATION cau.se of a petition for such a RorAl rrnon scale would benefit most. Vater land .Mr.s. E. H- McNeill. 3ft Strant 49.3 in 1916. and H arry S. T rum an 2. To have a sense of personal ob 7. To retain all parts replaced for St.; Miss Nancy Kelley, daughter San Francisco, Nov. 22 (;T3—Vice AT THESE GARAGES..s.. measure by a group of .13 resi- |. i . r s.sid 49.5 In 1948. President Richard M. Nixon'a mar A warm welcome awaits any investor ligation to each individual cus customer inspection. dents. i (.andHiales lor Figures pie.senle'l by .^rthiii of .Vtr. and .Mrs. R obert G. Kelley, Partial recounts have been tomer. 8. To uphold the high standards While advocating some regiila- filing, retiring superintendent of to Hoffman Rd..; Mi.ss Olivia Jylk- started by Republicans in Illinois, gin over President-elect John F. to our new office. Drop in, won’t you? ka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Kennedy in California tunied out To perform high quality repair of our profession and always tion. speakers termed the pro Rmrual Office '.schools, show lh.sl the 12-.slep’ plan w ith 27 electoral vole-s. and New 8. posal ton rest netrve and dicta would cost aboul $.373.0 2 .'). in ad- B. .jyikka, 11 Durant St.; and Miss to be 21,657. ALL MEMBERS OF THE service at a fair and just price. seek to con*ect any and all Nancy Griffin, daughter of Mr. Jersey, with 16. In Texas, with 24 Open Thursday evenings 6:00 to 9:00p.m. torial,' and objected berause the dilinn to the present .$2..3 m illion. electoral votes, a limited court This was the figure finally pro To employ the best skilled me abuses witliin the automotive South Wtnd.sor L,andowners' Pro Vi ceded lo T$vo : m akin g a total reqmiemenl for a'nd Mrs. William E. Griffin, Bol duced by completion of tabulation ton. All are juniors at the college. lest was arranged of what the Re and Saturday until noon, chanics obtainable. industry. tective Assn, and local American 1 leacheis salaries of .12,930,79.'), in of unofficial returns from all 58 INDEPENDENT GARAGE OWNERS Also, .Miss Heather Lee, daugh f ■ ’leans called "frauds and Irreg Legion Post were not eonsulted in The Roi'kville . Redevelopment 1901-62 . ularities" In the election. The elec counties yesterday—two weeks 6. To use only proven merchandise 9. To uphold the integrity of all ter of .Mr. and Mr;.. H enry E. , after the Nov. 8 general election. drafting the measure. i Agency has nai rowed the num ber La-st year, teachers requested a Lee. ,32 Palm St.; Mias Denise toral voles of all three are in of high quality distributed by members of IGOA. ' minimum wage scale of $4,300 to The final statewide totals gave OF AMERICA, Inc. The firearms proposal was de-' fnr the execu tive di- Daigle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. eluded in Kennedy's total of 300. F U T N A M & C O , reputable firms. feated by a large majority afterj r „,,, ! $7,.V)0 . 1)111 compromised their rc- Texas Atty. Gen. Will Wilson, a Nixon 3,240,00^: Kennedy 3,218,- M»mb»rt New yorlil Sfoclr Exchange Ronald Daigle. 61 Battista Rd.; 348. a lengthy debate, .Several speak- , . .■ .I . ■ il'ier t to $ t ,200 to $7, 100. , -- ,Mi.-w Vivian Zola, daufthter of Mrs, Democrat, rejected a Republican era defended the proposal drafted men aie niil-o - I Vater pieseiiled Ins c ase before request for a statewide investiga S ecretary of S tate F ra n k M. 71 lACT CINTIR ST. • MANCHIST18 • HI; Ml I-J1SI fi'om Thnmpsonnile and the other. I Kdiicalion. He Rena Z. Saglio, 22B St. James St.; Jordan said he is reminding coun bv Town Attorney Edwin A I^ss- N ew Y o rk I and Misa Phyllis UrlOchlo, daugh tion. but said a court test of re man as in the puhlie interest be I.H:)]d tlu)t )U D nler foi- tc a ih e rs , in turns from 36 precincts cotild de ty clerks to speed official returns James T. Blair • Robert H. Sfarkel 3'he ageni y plan.s to inelrview ter of Mr. and Mra. Daniel J. Uric- rause It would help pi-eveiit rare- this ('i>ti(j)l lim r. to attain pjofos- rhio. 103 rolumbus St., seniors. termine whether the GOP charges to his office for the canvass. The less discharge of firearms which b.ith petsonallv a.s soon as pos SMin.-)l sl;)t'is, oj)p of tlie lhin:;s official vote must be certified by COMPLETE C A R SERVICE sible, hefnie making a final ehoiee. flasses will resume Monday at justify further investigation. m ight endanger the lives of re.si- I ni-rdod )s a .salary Hi-tiedulc' r<))u- Bav Path, Even without rero tints snd Nov. 28. Originally six applicants -.‘.ere paial)lf lo lliose df other pro- • SPECIAUZING IN CHRYSLER PRODUCTS • dents. given examinations by ttie Slate The awimmuig pool uroposal de : lossions. \'atf-r ar'giicd that FOR EXPERT Personnel .Ser\'ice. Of these I'liu- rollege |,'rad)mles In 1960 rn- tailed Building D epartm ent spec i- ftettions in eon.stniclion of per rneii weie recommended to lhe^|p||„g tmsines.s and indiislty were manent pools. Objected to was the agenc\-. three with rather elose . j,aj,| an average of $.3..300 In WHEEL ALIfiNMEHT-WHEEL BAUNCIHQ provision that a' 4-foot fence with seores, the fourth witli a lower'|hp fields of engiMeeiing, ac- T U N E U P S a latch gate would have to be srore. I counting, sales or genei al business. erected around large aboye-groiind Tlie latter ap()licanf was diop-'Tlie stalling salaiy for .Manches- RADIATOR REPAIRINO and RECORING plaitic pools as well as around ped from i onsideration first oy let teat liei s witli a haciielor of arts Are Our Specialty! permanent pools, as a safety meas agency membet.s. Holder of ttie Idegtee wtis $4,200. He said the ure next lowest score was Iheti elim l-; average Industrial worker in Con- COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Approved was an amendment tiated, leaving only two cantlidaies ; net t it til earneil $4,800 Inst year, WoV* Hi* t r a in e d MEN and lOlOW HOW to propoaed by Ally. Daniel P. f'ava- for final consideration, it was and some altllleil workers rereived naugh excluding above - ground learned today. s-s niueli as $7 ,.300. A teacher In k — p your cor in TIP-TOP CONDITION! poola from this provision. The Its binding is scarred and frayed. Its entries, SEE measure was tabled for final re-_ drafting. fading into illegibility on crackling, yellowed A t Your Service Extension of ttie town election ; closing hours from 6 to 7 p m. was ' pages, are of interest only to an antiquarian. TOM BROWN and AL STRIMAT1S voted. Yet this “old black book” is a testimonial, as Voters also approved three ap- - proprlatlons; $11,000 to he paid j UPHOLSTERING one historian put it, to the “raising and expen to the Connecticut W ater Co., for CLARKE MOTOR SALES j THERE IS STILL TIME laying a pipeline In the proposed i diture of millions—to keep faith and ward off BANTLY SERVICE CENTER Geer-Shepard wareho-jse on Rye: ruin from thousands of those whom fire had 3D1 BROAD STREET — Ml 9-2012 St.; $10,144 for plans snd specifi- TO UPHOLSTER YOUR LIVING 337 MAIN ST„ a e n u from Hqyite> .MI9-B247 ratlons fnr an S-room addition In ‘ despoiled." the Avery St. Elementarx" School; ROOM SUITE FOR CHRISTMAS and $4,230 for work on a play area This is the original record book of the Hart In bark of Union School. ford Fire Insurance Company, now observ’ing Of the money lo he expended at ' Union, $900 wlil be for fennng and Just Received its 150th anniversary. $3,300 for site work ... John Egan acted as mnderalni THE MOST FABULOUS FABRICS While laborious, hand-written records hav* at the Town Meeting, which was long since given way to punch cards, micro HARTFORD ROAD opened by Second Selerlman S.MVIIM.KS BROrCiHT TO VOl R DON WILLIS Frank Pierce. Town Clerk Charles HOMK WITHOUT .\NY OBUC.MION film and data processing equipment, the N. Enea read the call Fined on Morals Charge insurance companies of Connecticut are still ENTERPRISES, A local man was fined and sent SAM'S LOW OVERHEAD ENABLES HIM dedicated today to “keeping faith and w aring Now Is The Hour to jail when found giiillv of laai ivi- TO REUPHOLSTER AND RESTYLE INCORPORATED oua carriage hy .Iiitlgc William off ruin” to their millions of policyholders. GARAGE Thresher at Monday night a Town A SOFA AND TWO CHAIRS And in so doing, these same insurance INOORPORATED WINTER TUNE-UP 270 HARTFORD RD.. MANCHESTER Court aeaalon. Diapoaitlons wete al«o given in companies have broup(ht world fame to TEL. Ml 3-24DB— Ml 3-2409 seven cases involving motor FOR PLUS WINTERIZE RADIATOR vehicle laws. Connecticut... and earned us the proud title, ONLY FABRIC Paul Pelletier. 70 Ronda Di . “The Insurance State“. While titles as such are SPECIALISTS Deafers tn New tHC Trucks was given a 30-day jail aeptence SNOW TIRES and $100 fine on the charge of relatively meaningless, Connecticut can take lascivious cairiage, flthcr iltapoal- ALSO 0000 STOCK OF USED CARS and TRUCKS YOU CAN BUI)(;KT if you wish pride in its title because of the hard-won repu and SNOW PLOWING tlons Included: John E. Kessler. WHEEL ALiaNMENT BRAKE SERVICE 22. 199 Pine Tree Ijine, failure lo tation for integrity underlying it. SENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING dnv* in the right lane, fined $12. FOR YOUR UONVFNIFNI K PUKASF udth a charge of fatliire to carry CALL DAY. FYKNINt; OR SUNDAY The basic principle of insurance was first C d l Bud Mfehokik f o r aN your truck and cor noods registration nolled; Adele Grahn, ‘ BENERAL REPAIRING 41, of Hartford, reckless driving introduced in Connecticut in the 1700's. First fined $24; B erry B Collin 29, of ca|^e fire companies—like the highly respected Bud Says; East Hartford, disregarding a traf- SAM’S Hollywood Service, Inc. fi( signal fined $9. Nicholas Chris- Hartford Fire—follbwed by the life, accident Ml 9-4531 18 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER 'You'H novor got a vfcid if you buy a cor or truck tofaro 31, of H.nzardville, dis 342 E. CENTER STREET Ml 9^8187 — Ml 9-0931 from Bud, tko working mon^s friend." regarding a traffic signal, fined $9 and casualty companies. Founded by men of Paul Nlsaon, 42, East ford, passing UPHOLSTERY character and the highest personal honor, these a stop sign, fined $9. A rthur Ifi ARTHUR DRIVK—MUOO.MFIKl.D companies quickly earned a reputation for Burette 69 of Fiirhhurg, Mass. TEL CH 2-2378 - passing B stop sign $9 bond fipr corporate integrity. A few examples: felted, snd Robeit 8 Smith, .30 • Follmping a New York fire that resulted in losses of nearly $20 million, the founder of one Con necticut insurance company traveled to the scene KEN’SGARAGE by sleinh; he personally saw to it that his com-' OLLIE’S M im z COURT^ M I 9>^8B34 pany made its loss payments in full. KENNETH W . CHADWICK, Proprlotor • Three days after the great Chicago fire in 187J, ROUTE 4, ANDOVER. CONN.— Pilgrim 2-4227 • OVER 32 YEM S'Iq GPEIUENCE! • representatives of Connecticut in^fifonce com AUTO BODY panies stood in the ashes and promised payment // of ev.ery dollar of loss. None of our companies Y o u 'Yam 'Em In—I'll 'Yam.'Em Out!" failed to keep that promise. ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS WELDING, AUTO BODY • In the va.st San Francisco earthquake and fire j m m of 1906—which destroyed 2.5,000 huilditigs at a ALSO-SPECIALIZING IN and FENDER REPAIRS ^ H ow an old Uacic. ]>oolc made Joss of $3.50,000,000—it was a Connecticut insur 14-HOUR VVRECKER SERVICE And ROAO SERVICE ance company which headed the list of those that 281 ADAMS ST. TEL MI9.502S Connecticat world-famous aud paid every penny of claims against them. GENERAL REPAiRING - WORK QOARANTEEO Enamel Refinislimg COMPLETE CAR PAINTING 1-^ 5 5 The list could go on and on. Each instance FRONT-ENO and BRAKE SPEOIAUSTS . . Our reputotion ond 32 yooro* nitpurionco b your brought new prosperity to its people! would involve the fulfillment df a promise. For guorontoo of comploto SATISFACTIONl LACQUER and ENAMEL IC€ CR€ that’s all an insurance jxilicy really is; a prom ise to pay! .\nd it’s only as good as the character and strength of the companies which make that promise. CALL THIS NUMBER- All the insurance companies ot Connecticut, PAYER & FISCHER GARAGE from the youngest to the oldest, join in saluting S St G ' Hartford Fire on its 150th anniversary. To gether with this great Company, we look TEXACO Ml yN 3-8579 forward to continuing years of service to 381 MAIN STREET — Ml 9-8280 Auto Service FOR Connecticut and the nation. COMPLETE,AUTOMOTIVE SOIVICE Spitcializing In WITH "SATISFACTION OUARAIITEED" HALF GAU.ON Thtu IS Coumticft hsanna ComiinJts, with 22,000 horn offiet tmpfoytu u it in m u t piyroB if JOO uiMon M in , in pnud to bt citiiens of "Tio bitunm S tiW We Specialize in: ON ALL MAKES PACKAGE chartered m. TUNE-UPS TUNE-UP. BRAKES, FRONT-END AUG N M fN T WHEEL BALANCINO, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 1810—Hartford Fire Insurance ('ompany Croup 1841—Security-Connecticut Insurance Group 1865—Connectiejut General Life Insurance Co. 1819—/Ctna Insurance Company 1846—Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. ■1866r-Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Ca Fiaturint the moit advancad SUN ai|ui|Niwirt 18.']| —Mutual of Hartford Insurance Company . 1851—Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company 1867—Safeguard Insurance Company Call Manchester Mitchell 3-2819 ED WILSON’S 1833—Litchfield Mutual Fire Insurance ("Company 18.53- dItna Life Affiliated Companies 1871—National Firp Insurance Company in the Manehai^r area 1836—Middlesex Mutual Assurance Company 18.54- Phoenix of Hartford Insurance Company 1887—Patrons Mutual Fire Instuance Company FREE PICKUP ^ RAY STREETER IMfV-NeytJxmdon County Mutual Insurance Co. 1863—The Travelers Insurance Companies 1953—Insurance City Life C4}inpany V and DEUVERY MtL GRANT. Propriofort SUPERIOR SERVICE, Inc Soiisfaction Guarai^teed! 144 WIST MIDDLE TPKE. — MANCHES11R 185 MAIN ST. (Roar)— FoniMriy lottdriMu's G o m o AT YOINI fVtINDLY ICI CREAM SHOP AMISSAQElNTHCWBUCINTlIltSTfinMTUCINSUailUlCClNFOIlilATlONOFnCCOFCpNNECTtCUT • 7»>AIU|1NGT0NAVCNUEiHARTFORD.GOMi h INDEPENDENT GARAGE OWNERS OF AMERK^L, : Y • a / ,.v ' 'V l> / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. .CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1960 PAGE TinBTEEM group will be divided into three of the church will hold a fall house- Otructed his clergy that no sanc- Ing editor, was won In last fiight’s groups for discussion. One will Bolton clsanlng session Immediately fol Archbishop Denies tlOnO Or canonical penalties were Election by Kevin P. BueklOy, l4, nuentLT MADS cover family; a second, community lowing the rehearsal. provided -when Puerto Rican bish LArchmont, N. T. Both ere Jun- service and the third, voters, em The church school-atafT of-Bol Penance Required ops Jointly issued letters urging iora SWEET OIIER ployers and executives. Any wom ton Congregational Church Will Catholics to vote against the Circuit Court an interested In 'attending shbuld Clothing Drive meet this evening at 8 o’clock In By Marin Backers Popular Democratic party. FOR mnANRiOIVING contact Mrs. Albair for a reserva the parish room. DirMt Frans th « Mill! There will be a special meeting YAUB DAILY ELECTS COSMETICS tion, not later than Saturday. (Coatihned from Pag* Om ) AiiM Raiaat Apphs Posts Filled Assembly Planned Set at School ' -of the Fire Department tomorrow New Haven, Nov. 22 — $VE CARRY ALL THE TOP LINES Parents are invited to attend a at 7:30 p.m. at the firehouse. All ment covers all three dioceses in Lancelot Ltebman, 20, Frankfort, Appointments to the State’s new Thanksgiving assembly program at The Student Cpuncils of the Ele members are urged to attend. Ky., has been elected chairman of iOLTON ClOia MIU the church’s Puerto Rico province N«w BaiMtl lU .—MS 9-tMS9 Circuit Courts were announced to thi Pprter School tomorrow at mentary School will again sponsor Canvassers who" worked on the —San Juan, Ponce and Areclbo. Yale University's undergraduate ARTHUR DRUG day by Chief Judge Jay E. Rubi- noon for the primary grades. a clothing drive during the week building fund drive for the. Con newspaper, the Tale Dally News. The youhgsters will present a gregational Church Sunday will He said: ’ Anotiier top post, that of manag- now, Columbia; and Hebron, are of Nov. 28 this year. "Re(^ent statements reported in among tow’ns In the eleventh cir program of soiigs, poems and a The clothing collected will be meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the puppet show. parish room of the church. the press as coming from the SSTherbiwii 42Meaanre ef land cuit, shipped to the Save the Children chancery office of the San Juan 43 Gre4k god ^ Philip M. Dwyer of Mansfield The Grade 4 taught by Mrs. Federation, a non-profit, non-sec*- ThanksgUing Service and aninial of war / Center has been named prosecutor Gwen Henrickson has voted to send tarian organization seiwing the Three local churches will hold Archdiocese were not authorized Ufeof.th« 44Knocka of the circuit. Assistant prose- $1.,50 to CARE. This money was needs of children In underprixi- special services on -Thanksgiving by the Archbishop of San Juan.” ' T h e Bank that gives you P L A N N L Li ^ t C U >■' I f t region 40 Dregs / futors are Jean M. Bachand of given them as the PTA award for leged areas at home and overseas. Day this year. The Archbishop said he had in- S6 Ventilate 47 Gaelic parent attendance at the last PTA At St. George’s Episcopal 37 Precipitouf 4 8 Hope’ U M Putnam and James N. Oliver Jr. Much of the donated clothing 40 Notions OOLetter of Plainfield. Harold E. Dorwart meeting. will be shipped to isolated regions Church, Communion- will be cele m 41 Emerge , S2Mu^^ ayllaUf of Willlmantic has been named About Town of the southern mountains. Here it brated at 10 a.m. clerk and Joseph A. Mazzola of Rep. LaVergne H. l^llliams of will be distributed free of charge Mass will be celebrated at 9 a m. I i 3 4 i r r " r " i6 Willimantic, domestic relations of Collins Rd., has stated he will be by responsible authorities. Some of at St. Maurice Church.'Confession ficer. happy to hear from any person who it will be sold to low-income fami will be heard at 8:30 a m. IT 12 (3 'Tlie clerk's office for the circuit wishes to have a bill presented to lies who do not wish to accept free A family worship service will be A Christmas ClubN3ieck Pays the Bills! 25 Mariner’! will be in the Danielson Municipal .the next session of the legislature. clothing. held at the Bolton Congregational directiOB iT l5 Church at 9:30 a.m. 28 Gem Building. Judge George E. Kin- He may be reached at his home If The following types of clothing 30 Peruse li H r 18 is mouth Jr. of Mystic, will sit for help Is needed. are needed: Sweaters, coats, caps, 31 FastidiOO! both criminal and civil sessions on Mr. and Mrs. Leman Bronson gloves, mittens, trousers, skirts, Advertisement— Itrllr **** 32Iroonoian Tuesdavs at the Daniel.son court, and daughter Amanda of Hopa- dresses, shirts, blouses, socks,^ It's still not too late to order vattsa If** Indian 20 shoes (not high heels), sheets,^ flowers for the Thanksgiving “UmatIs oust it, 127 Main St. tough, N.J., spent the weekend s«sf-who*l to 53 Poker stake w igjsi u Court will be in session at the with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. blankets, towels, and diapers. table, your hostess .or those who froai-wbssl MARTHA, HE IS^A'-T= 3 4 Fish are ill. Phone now MI 3-8089 35 Dance Step Plainfield Town Hall on the sec Stewart Tibbit.s of Lake Rd. Bron The clothing is also used to fill atapslli~f 0* 38 Rip ST H s r ond and fourth Fridays for both son, stationed in New Jersey with emergency needs in disaster strick Lee’s Florist and Gift Shop, Route JTiU 39 He seteed Itt' criminal and civil cases. the Army, ha.s returned to his post, en areas. 44A, Bolton. tile — U At Putnam Town Hall, Judge from which he will be discharged Square Dance Set $72.00 BY DICK TURNER 42 Swiss stream Bomarco, Community married Manchester Evening Herald dSVentnres 37 Kinmonth will hear criminal cases early In the year. Mrs. Bronson and 40 Papal name at 10 a.m. on Mondays, short cal the baby have remained here for a couples club, will .sponsor a square Bolton correspondent. Mrs. Louis longer visit. dance at the Community Hall Sat DImook Jr., telephone Mitchell OOCowardljr endar and small claims at 2 p.m. •> tsMst Csmm4 eiNatnralfSls Criminal and civil cases will be urday from 8 p.m. to midnight. 9-9823. U Iterate a u if u heard on Fridays. Manchester Evening Herald Co The Congr^gators of the Gonr Fki aver avarsM MilM 54 Clearest bowL StardlTy coa- 55 Worms u 8i 52 Jury and non-jury, criminal and lumbia correspondent Mrs. Don gregational Church, Couple.s' Club BRIDE 59, BRIDEGROOM 104 •triictsd. Batilr cl**-*4. 56 Disburdens civil' cases, will be heard on ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy of United Methodist Church, and Oklahoma City, Nov. 22 l/P) — DOWN lii si Wednesdays and Thursdays at the 8-343.5. other couples are invited to at Despite a 45-year difference in SSI.M lEasjrjgalt Willimantic court in the Windham tend. Ho.stesses for the evening their ages. Charles N. Stewart and SGocfdeis of ■ U Court Building. are Mrs. Richard Mather and Mrs. Mrs. Ida Dymes were married yes discord Justlre Court Action School Patrol man Milton .lensen. terday. It was the serond mar WELDON IRUt DO. Four cases were disposed of In Robert Redden of Andover will riage for each. Aatharisad Deater Justice Court Monday morning by ‘Cowboy of \"ear’ call the dances. Mr.s. Dvmes is 59. Stew-art is 104. Ml MAIN iTe-MI MM l SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI Trial Justice Elizabeth Dennis Bulletin Board Hutchins. The Bolton Elementary School Edward W. Howard, of Windsor, ■William Griffin, representative will close tomorrow at 1:05 p.m. was flned |15 when found guilty of the Knights of Columbus, was for the Thank."!giving recess. of disregarding a traffic signal; elected "cowboy of the year" In a Lunche.s will be served at the Stuart A. Baribeault. of Williman contest sponsored by the Women's .school. Kindergarten classes, both tic, fined $15 for failure to drive Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial morning and afternoon ae.ssions, right; George Littlefield, , Marl Hospital, will meet as n.sual tomorrow. FOR EXPERT borough, through Clifford Wright Ejection of Mr. Griffin, the school policeman at Lincoln School, was The Board of Finance xvill meet WHEEL AI.IGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING of Hebron, acting as guardian, tonight at 8 o'clock at the Town RADIATOR REF’AIRING AND RECORING fined $12 for failure to drive right; announced by Charles S. Burr, a Offices. Richard M. Remsen, of Williman member of the board of trustees The adult Instruction class of COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE tic, fined $12 for passing in a no at the hospital. Toumspeople paid St. Maurice Church will hold Its SEE passing zone. "penny poll taxes” by donating meeting this evening at 8 o'clock Returns to Nhip coins In ballot boxes beneath the in the Rectory. "Brethren of Our Terry Barstrom, U.S. Navy, has photo of their favorite cowboy Ixjrd " will be the sub)|ect for dis returned to his ship, Newport candidate. A total of $148 in coins cussion. CLARKE MOTOR SALES News, after a short visit with his was collected in the ballot boxes The Senior Choir of United parents, Mr. and Mrs. Knule Bar and will be donated to the hospital Methodist Church will rehearse 301 BROAD STREET—MI 9-2012 strom. Just returned from a long The ■winning cowboy was given a this evening at 7 o’clock. Members' Mediterranean crui.se. the Newport pair of allver spurs. W. J. Godfrey News is now stationed at Newport, Gourley, representative of Kiwanis, MONEY FOR ^ • Va. waa awarded a red ribbon for plac Invitation Extended ing second in the contest. The con An invitation to local women to test was spon.sired In conjunction attend a meeting of the Service with the recent "Hi-Fever Follies” Bureau for Women's Organiza musical benefit. tions has been received through CHRISTMAS GIFTS Mrs. Rudolph Albair, president of Bermudiang Get $3,500 K|Ds! the PTA. m PRIZE! 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Has fast teaks, ropted bsir .aad hitasdsp asss.. smsrieney lever band teaks 344 BROAD ST. Between West Middle Turnpike .md Center St. LENOX PHARMACY -MANCHESTER-^. .2ff E. CENTM Sr. Ml UMH ALWAYS PUNTY OP PBII PABKBMI i ''' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ TUESDAY. NOVEMRER 22. I960 PAGE FIFTIP W PAGE FOURTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1980 Penn State and Baylor Accept Post-Season Dates ession on O’Malley Main Four of Nine Major Bowl Spots Unfilled Figure; Webb New York, Nov. 22 (/P)— f aeaaon. Iowa and Mipnesota, Big Ten co-Aa victory Saturday over MiasissippiyFlorlda was invited iMt. weak but Supports Move For Bob Scheffing Speculation, rather than col The newly organized Gotham champions, must be eliminated If State and the. SEC champ usually put off a decision until after ita Bowl in New York may not even not invited to the Rose Bowl Con final game againat Miami tbla lege football teams, filled is the host. Florida and Alabama CHURCH TEN PIN get off the ground. Syracuae, the ference rules prohibit other bowl may slip In if Ole Miss falters. The weekend. If Ole Miss wins the SEC New York, Nov. 22 (/P)— Standings (/P most of the available post-sea defending national and Cotton play. visitor may be Rice if the Owls title, the Gators will accept. Del Webb anii Walter O’Mal- I Detroit, Nov. 22 )— Bob Scheffing steps Into one of base son bcwvl spots today even af Bowl champion, and a key to a beat Baylor and tie for the South W. L, ball’s most (iai\ger6us managerial jobs in Detroit with no il Here is the present bowj lineup, ley, two titans of the major St. Jam es No. l ____64 24 Drivers ter Penn State and Baylor an good home drav.' by the Gotham including the speculation; west Conference title. IJBER TV — Penn State (6-3) la leagues, were expected to hold lusions he’ll be an overnight miracle man. nounced their wlllingnesfi to par ronvmittee. withdrew from - all back to defend its title. Texas. Ten Wapplng No. 2 ____59 2t Spoons . The Tigers hired him yeaterdayfi ticipate In the Liberty and Gator poat-gea.aon con.alderation yeater- ROSE—Washington (9-1), de COTTON— Arkansas (8-2) is the nessee and Alabama, which lost 7- ^ ' the center of the stormy stage Second Congo No. 2.5$ 3( Blasters as their eighth manager since Bmclg, reapoctively day. fending Big Five and Rose Bowl host. Oregon. Alabama and Ten 0- In the anaugural last year, are today as the beleaguered Second Congo No. 1 *54 34 Nlbllcs . :^p52, knowing it'll take time— Rocky Colavlto and soina othara,'* champ, is in. “It's just about nar nessee have been named as pos pois.sibles. American League resumed ita for St. James No. 2 ....53 3f Fairways perhaps several years — before Steve Boroa, Larry Oaborne and Thi.g pair yesterday joined Wa.gh- The committee atill hopes to rowed down to Navy, Iowa and Cleeks . Jake Wood; youngsters up from land the winner of the Armj--Navy sibilities. mldable task of locating a Iran St. Bridget's ...... 52 3( they can challenge for a pennant. Ington, Arkanan.a and Mi.'sonii. Minnesota, with some other.s un Irons .. the Tigers’ American Asan. pen game. BLUE BONNETT—No teama chise iq Los Ajigeles. Emanuel Luth. No. 1 50 31 Tiger President John Fetzer which over the weekend an der consideration." HusWe.s Coach OR.WGE— Missouri (9-1), which have been named, hut Texas seema Webb, co-owner of the New York So. Meth. No. 1 ....48 4( Brassies nant winners at Denver, are being nounced bowl accepfanre.a. Four of The li.' The whole program Is nnder giving morning. Pete Close. The packaged id a Crimson box to tions. team and I’m sure it'll improve. League background.” \ f ttnrsVtnait A s* L Is f v U n « . *J C 4 I ^- ^ 4V 0 IH A stirring two-man Kyle Rote played with a brace Both marks are the highest in the Philadelphia Ja second with 121 for Roland Irish led the men with the supervision of Robert Vo former Manchester High and St.; s„^, ,, ^ ’ mark Yale’s win over arch ”l am opposed to sharing the Los HARTFORD OOtlNTY 138—356. Top women pinners were "It's a team with a lot of good Scheffing played with Chicago, standout made- nee the Olympics, protecting a broken bone tn his 15-year history of the league. an 8.1 mark. rival Harvard, which clinched players coming up from the ter. band director. He Is being Angeles Coliseum in 1961,” he said. Standings Fran Crandall 115-114, Flo Kloter Cincinnati and St. Louis in the assisted by Vincent Paxla, stu the 1960 Olympic'squad as a mem"- "'"‘'^""y left hand. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati The scoring leaders: the title. “I think a new team should be lo minors and there are enough stars eontinuee in third place with “483 W. L. Pet. 117, VI Morton 117, Helen MoCann National League. His only experi dent training tearher from the her of the 1.500 meter team. A Ma- . Pta. Ave. cated In an area 15 rrtiles from the on the club who are solid major ence in the American League came points, and his teammate. Jack Chamberlain, Phlla...... 549 86.60 Pagan! Caterers...... 7 2 .777 114, Alba Sobiski 113. ■* Lnlverslty of C'onnectteut and 'rine second lieutenant, stationed at p!,'' Dodgers home site.” Aldon Mills ...... 6 3 .666 ______: ______/ leaguers. I'm talking about Eton as a coach in 1952-53 with the &t. iQuantico, Va , ao.xe won here IWyman, is fourth with 430. Bajdor, Los Ang...... 518 36.64 Jonathan Almond, drum major Elis’ Balitie Named Bursiek Selected He mentioned such places as Dari-Malds ■...... 5 4 .555 MossI, Jim Sunning, A1 Kaline and Louis Browns. Coach Says of Win In charge of the band on the 1958 aJteralter pushing Little Johnny,Johnny 5 ?>' one-time Boston’s Sam Jones is the real Robertson, Cinn...... 483 26.8 MONDAY HOLIDAY WIVES Long Beach and San Bema- Oliva's Esso ...... 3 6 .333 Standings field. Kelley to a cour.se course record in 1957,'1957, ’yP "'"" / ' Y *^?*'*" ■'V "'* On ECAC s Weekly ■harpshooter. The Celtic star has Twyman, Clnn...... 430 23.9 dlno. Some American League .Kelley's 23;59.3 clocking in 19 5 7 , "tir e d while Hart Is residing been hitting at a .496 pace. Hal Naulls, N.Y...... 336 24.0 New Yale Leader Pellets ...... 3 6 .333 W. L. Pci. in California. owners are' wondering why he Lea's Market ...... 3 6 .333 Ry FRANK CLINE " "Simmons (Mike) and Man-| Allbrio al.so tboiight, that ' Still stande a.s the best time in the Greer of Syracuse is second ■with Shue, Detroit ...... 335 23.9 Cookers ...... 27 13 .675 chuck (Grsgl were just terrific I Wether.sfieid was tbie best team the The entry list now numbers 126. All - East Eleven didn’t add Laguna Beach. Washers ...... 2.1 17 .575 i rare which is being sponsored for ,484, with, Chamberlain third at Pettit. St. Louis ...... 321 24,7 New Haven, Nov. 22 ()F)—An ’’O’Malley just doesn’t want the "■\Va.a that the hopt game a They ran beautifully, twisting and! Indians have faced this fall Palmer Still Leads. I the 10th time by Nutmeg Forest, .Also-Rans Listed with to top pinners were Dusters ...... 22 18 .550 .476 and Bill Sherman of the Ccl- Arlzin, Phila...... 320 21.3 other lllinosian has been elected American League in Los Angeles,” ManchestPr High football fuming and fighting for eaery Ves, Wethersfield wa.a best No. 116, Tall Odars of Lebanon. There have also been a numl>er New York. Nov. 22 'JT< — Dsrt- tica and Robertson tied at .465. Bob Clough Sr. 156-115-132—403, Ironers ...... 17 23 .425 of also-rans among men who make Howell, Det...... 308 22.0 captain of Yale’s 1961 football said Nate Dolin, the blunt spoken team ever pla\eotball game this group ever play Alibno "is to try and keep our New York, Nov. 22 (P) — Mini-^and Iowa whitewashed Notre Webb Isn’t talking, at least, ndt Cunliffe Motors .20 4 .833 and a sparkling 153. Other fine ed U-r me and the best game ever Manchurk u the Indians' second ments, won seven and placed! in this season and who had been bad knee. However, he saw con scores Included Kathy Gaudino bunch from taking Faist Hartford hosota leapfrogged back Into first Dame, 28-0. just yet. While in Los Angeles, he .16 8 .667 fiiaved here on Memorial Field,' re leading ground gainer hut - has the top five 1.5 times. nominated three other times, play siderable action later In the con 113, Ciiidy Evans 107, Bobble totaled only eight points this sea too lightly, Titey play in a little . place in ths weekly Associated Duke plummeted right out of the test. conferred with Kenyon Brown, .14 10 .583 sponded Briggs. Ken Venturi of Palo Alto, Calif., ■ ■ ed a tremendous defensive gams top 10. The Blue DevUs were No. 6 Weiss 103, Diane Maynard 102. son on a touchdown and one rush tougher loagiie than we do and Basically, Relations Good After the election, the Blues former stockholder in the Detroit Man. Auto Parts . .13 11 .542 Then, after thinking a moment, ."till has a firm hold on second in the victory over Harvard that Press' football rankings today as lu t week, but fell before North for two points after touchdown t.hey've prnveci more than once held a victory dinner on bringing Tigers, on the prospect of Brown DeCormier Motors . 6 IS .250 he added. "But no. I couldn't hon- spot with total winnings of $46,- gave Yale an undefeated untied the fight for the National College Carolina, 7-6. Arkansas, Navy, Au HOLIDAY BANTAMS Getting hack to the discussion this ye.ar t,h.at they know how- to season. home the league crown for the heading a syndicate, including Man. Radiator . . . . 4 20 .167 e.slly say this was the best game srnic with that hall 400 Dow Finsterwald, Teqiiesta. 'Champioiishlp headed into a photo burn and Ohio State all moved up^ Hitting 100 or better were Gary a MefbchcBtcr team ever played for of the game Briggs continued. Fla , IS in third plare wuth $41,- Other New England players finish. one notch, Kansas popped back Into first time since 1956. Ben Balme, hotel owner Conrad Hilton, to Smith 103 and John Tinker 102. "One of the key plays in the game "Pul. If we can just match the Indians and Hornets Howie August hit a sparkling me although it rates up there pret 200 named to the team were Ifoly the top 10 for the first time since 21, a senior and powerhouse guard take over the Los Angeles fran Highest individual single to date desire we showed a.gainst. Weth ■nio coveted title will be de- 420 triple on games of 150, 144 and ty high. Best game we ever won was Minor s (Buddvi catch of that Bill Caspar, playing out of Ap- Cross tackle John Timperlo and Oct. 10. from Portland, Ore., was present chise. He was expected to make is Steve Boris’ 116. Highest double pa.M which kept our first touch- ersfield I think we ll do okay " , elded on the results of next week’s ed -with.the Jordan Olivar Award, 126. Other fine totals wpre Dick was bark In Hl.5k.when we upset pl» Valley, C ailf. maintained a end Dick Laine of Brown. ■ The leaders, with first place his report at the league meeting. Is held by Dick Cobb Jr. 210. Three dow-n drive alive Peipel's (Doni Bob Vinton, former final AP. poll of the season. named in honor of Yale's coach. Descy 142—372. Mike Denhup 142. Weaver, 28-7, going into th» game bare margin for fourth spot wuth Other aeleetions were end A1 votes, season won-lost-tted records new teama were added thi." week fine run later m the gam- was an Game on as Scheduled It was also announced that an a decided underdog. t.iT .^OO over Jay Hebert of San- Georgetown. University Ferrie of Wagner, tackle Paul Minnesota barely edged out in parentheses (points figured on a making It an eight team league for other htg p!a\- C ro w n other victory banquet would be ' But, the best game wo. ever f-vri, FIs . who has won $36,800 track stahdout. will be in Rusincovitch. Scranton: guard Tim - Iowa and Mississippi for the No. 1 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-8-2-1 basis): ELKS boys 12 and under. filayed was hack in Ih.M when we "Defensi\e|v we did a good lob Gannon. Hofstra: center Alex ■spot. T h e Ciophers finished with 1. Minnesota (13%) (8-1) 424% held in New Yorti's Waldorf- Standings despite the fact we were badly Providence, R I, Nov 77 ir - By FRANK CLTNE Thursday's Five Mile Sport Schedule ios* to Middletown. 24-20 We plav- series of strained relations Kroll, Rutgers; and backs Richie 424% points to 417% for second 2. Iowa (17%) (8-1) 417% Astoria Hotel Jan. 11- with some W. L. Pet. PARKADE HOUSE ed that one without a quarterback fooled a couple of times, parti Young Gene Fo.smlre,. a persi.slenl, between his school and East Road Race. The former Richman of Villanova. Vem place Iowa. Mississippi, in third 2,000 persons expected to attend. Aceto A Sons .22 11 .666 detemitned puncher from Revere. F.lprt Cromwpll ' Basically, th* relations be 3. Mississippi (18) (8-0-1) 398 Standings and darn near beat them cularly early in f.he fourth period tween our two schools are Hartford High which were re Manchester High stand .Magnuson of Lebanon Valley and place, -had 398 points. 4. Washington (2) (9-1) 249 David Wliiebremier of New Ox Yliursday, Nov. 24 .19 14 .576 W. L. More than .satisfied with our pa.ss Mas.s, has annexed New Eng ford, Pa;, was named manager of Turning back fd ?aturdav'.' up good. But, If we have another kindled again with last week's out is now a student at Chuck McDonald of Kings Point. Washington, the Big Five cham 5. Missouri (9-1) 241 Five Mile Road Race, 10:30, .16 17 .485 Green Pharmacy ...32 8 defense In spite of their first TT) ! land s vacant featherw-eight title Hartford Nov 22 ./p, — Ken the varsity for the 1061 season, set victor y o^'cr iV'et.hersfield. Incident Invohung Manchester paint smearing incident.": the Georgetown Law Joe lacone. West Chester half pion and host team in the Rose 6. Arkansas (8-2) 328 Main St. .15 18 .455 Railway Express ..27 13 which they scored through the air " Fosmire rallied from a second Cromwell of Ogden. Utah, a iun- succeeding C. Cotesworth Pinck Briggs declared "Feel that students, we will open up the "Teams from towms rather, back, was named sophomore of the Bowl, moved up one notch to 7. Navy (8-1) 188 Blast Hartford at Manchester, .14 19 .424 Walsh’s Esso ...... 24 16 V.'etbcrsfleid was a better footha.il A few- moments later A.ssistant 1 round, eight-count knockdown, lor fullback has been elected cap School. Last year he was ney of Richmond, Va. whole question again.;' close together tend to build week. He was followed in order by fourth With 249 points, "whUe Mis 8. Auburn (1) (8-1) 149> 11, Memorial Field. Decl's Drive-In .13 20 .394 ■Vernon E s s o ...... 24 16 team than Hall ' T'oach Tony Alibno was encount- j tain of the 1961 Trinity College seventh among the fin won a .spilt derision over Paddy up natural rivalries," con halfbacka Ken Kezer, Massachu- souri, the leader last week, tum 9. Ohio State (7-2) 117 Basketball—Alumni at Rock Stanek Electronics .23 17 Hall won the Central ronnecti- ered m the corridor , Read of Prnvndenre last tiight and football team. Also elected ia.st That was the way J Ray tinued Rogers. "But I think ishers. setta, and Jon Meeker, Broxi'n. 10. Kansas (7-2-1) 48 night were Raird Morgan of Brvn bled to fifth with 241 points after ville, 8:15. 165--398 and Mitchell Electric ...21 19 cut In'erscholastic I/eague title hv "One of the best concerted e f took over the New Knglarid crown mond Rogers, pnncipal at some things can be done on Others receiving votes were Jim Aceto 135—369 led the scorers. Mawr. Pa and Pciiig ■ Anderson Manchester High v school, taking a 23-7 beating from Kan Finest Five ...... 20 20 edging Conard 14-!'? Paturdav forts cif snv hunch we've | ever abandoned by Harold Gomes Both ; the school level to eliminate sas. Duke (7-2-0) 86, Rice (7-2) 34, Yale Man. P o lic e ...... 17 23 "Believe If we had lh» plavs m had, opined the Indians' ‘ line Fosmire and Read weighed 12R for MIngham, Mass a.s co-raptalns of summed up his attitude tn hi.a vandalism and rowdy tactics. (1) (9-0) 30%, Michigan State NBA AT A GLANCE HOLIDAY MIXED DOUBLES the ,occer team office yesterday toward the Arkansas, the Cotton Bowl host, Wood's Locker ....10 30 our offensa then that we have now roach F.vervone plaved well both the 12-round bout "Some people get go en (6-2-1) 19, New Mexico State (9-0) Monday’s Games Leading the women were Hildur Gammons— — w« could have beaten both Hall wavs We made som» mistakes out was sixth,, followed by Navy, Au thusiastic that they some Hoople Finishes Grid Slate^ burn, Ohio State and Kansas. 9, Penn State (8-S)-9 Syracnie: No Games Scheduled. 7 Zawlstowskl 134, Barbara McCon- and Conard. " Briggs continued there sure but u-hen they mad* ; HOCKEY AT A GLANCE times forget gam68 are played (7-2) 8, Alabama (7-1-i) 8, Baylor Tuesday’s GamM vllle 133, Anne Twerdy 122, Thala lER TO SAY ‘SUNOCO” speaking of the two West Hartford hobbies W'e were able to captalir.e i Both Minnesota and Iowa have Best scores included Richard on the field and not in the (7-2) 6, Florida (7-2) 6, Texas (8-3) JAYVEB MIDGETS Cincinnati vs. Los Angeles at Mosher 113, Nancy Yost 110. Joe Sullivan 216, Steve Stenger 213, schools, both of whom conquered on these breaks. That a the sign of j finished their seasons, each with 3. Purdue (4-4-1) 2. Oregon (7-2-1) Monday's Bessiilts standings before or after the Best bowlers were Dave Sapl- New York DePautot 377 and Dick McCon- Richard Lorber 209, Edward Cron the Indlan.a. a good team " Rlnnchard^s 60 Points Tops Discovers Own System Best an 8-1 record and tied for the Big 2. Michigan (5-4) 2, Oregon State No Games .Scheduled game." enza 124, Bob White 113, aiff Has- St. Louis at New York vllle 139—360 topped the men. in 203, Lester Rogers 200. WHEN YOU WANT QUALITY Ten Championship. (6-3-1) 1. sett 109. Rogers admitted that there Mtawourl Unbeaten _i_____ ^ !Setv England Scoring Paraide was some serious considera But,UUcd place Mississippi, the GREEN JR. BOYS HEATING 0IL...AND BE SURE tion given Friday toward By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE only team Inrthe top 10 that hasn't canceling Thanksgiving Day Originator of the Turkey Trot UConD Soccer .Club With the top pinners were Gary Brand Syxmkinq Ni»w, Foetory Frash . Boston Nov 22 •If^- irullbackfi Aceto, So Conn 10 6 " 38 been'defeated, • sUIl has one more Smith 112-116, ^Iph Rawson 136, morning’s game. The night Egad, gentle readers, here we game. The Rebs, .who boast an Boh Blanchard of unbeaten, un DeMiro, Wesleyan 8 .5 , 8 before s half dozen Manches arc at the windup of another auc- Terry Kloter 124, Rich Flah 119, TO SAY IT TO GLENNETS n 8-0-1 record, play Mississippi State To Meet Maryland tied Yale has claimed the New Kezer, Mass ...... 9 6 ,3R ter High students, who were cessful season for the world- Jerry DuBols 115, Dave Grzyb 115, Smith, -Colby _____ 7 6 0 .18 In' their finale Saturday. Bill Adamson 112, Bob Byrnes 110. Fngland football Scoring crown. picked up the next morning, f,"' ■■'‘d Hoople System . Now the question Is: In NCAA Tourney White, Conn , . 9 6 lO .16 had gone to East Hartford to Sir T Blanchard jammed over from By way-of saying au revoir for If MlMissippl wins impressively WEST SIDE BOXED DOUBLES Sr.umcr.ylt, Trinity 8 6 0 38 "petailate" for a "paint .job" this autumn I have some special I''^'7 the one in the Elie' .Saturday con- X-McCarthy, Holy over arch^rlval Mississippi State, Storrs, Nov. 22 (^ — The Uni Standings C O M E T S done on Manchester High the surprises for you. One of the sea '61 We would like to an quest of ancient rival Harvard Cross . . . . 9 4 12 m 'Will the 49 selections from all over verslty of Connecticut soccer team Good men’s scores-^ere Howli. The touchdown, his eighth of the night before. As of today no son’s biggest upsets I've saved for the country be Influenced enough will play the University of Mary nounce that H arry Ror.yrkI, Dartm'th 9 5 2 32 one has been singled out for Hansen 138— 361, Harry Buck .sea.son, boosted his total point pro- ISat —- the Army mule will be at to send the Rebels todhe top? land at Brooklyn College in New minster 357, Ed“ Werner 358. Aud the better coi^aet carj "AT ANY PRICE! X-Hennease.y, Holy v'andalism carried out here hts stubborn best as. Navy li fore Van Camp, formerly duct.fon for the year to 60, a.nd Cros." , . . . .f. ? .5 7 32 In any event, this probably ■will York Friday In a semi-final round rey Frey's 113 led the women. , The new Manchester High s ' to dip its colon. The score. 17- contest of the NCAA National Soc vaiilated him over Ron Deveaux ciiampeon. Maine . 8 .5 2 .12 be the closest finish in the poll SEOANS associated with the of Tufts. principal concluded, ’'I anti 14. Amazing, isn’t it? cer Championship. WAGONS Sihgloton, Yale 9 ,5 2 32 since It was Satiblashed In 1936. Y JR . BOYS cipate our boys playing a Other Bhocken tn our farewell Coincidentally, Minnesota won the Maryland won the right to play Top bowlers were Mike Orlow- Randee Heating Serv IVveaux. s sophomore, conclud X-Seaeon Not Completed, good, hard, crisp game of ed ins season a week earlier and forecast for the season are Texas championship that year. •UConn, New England champions, skl 133, Bob' Cowles 103, John A ice, has been added jo ^ football Thank.sgiving Day. A and .M. to topple Texas on Lucas 105, Sieve Cole 102, A1 rtni.shed in second place with 58 *11118 V^eCk, the poh was so close by ed^ng Rutgers,” 4-3, at New our Fuel Service De^ (loints. He scored eight touch From my past experiences, Turkey Day, and Soiuth - Carolina that one selector couldn’t separate Brunswick, N. J., yesterday. It Gryzb 100, Bob Allen 100. downs in SIX games for the Jum I’ve found that the team that j to thump Wake Forest on Satur- •The OI! Boy Hlniaeir Minnesota and Iowa. He resolved was Rutgers’ first setback In 12 More partment. Harry has loses Its head and fights or j day. Har-rurnph! Well, friends, games this year. bos. missing two other contests hla dilemma .-by giving them each had over 18 years ex because of Injuries uses unsportsVnanlike tactics I that's it fqr now. Don't eat too I turn with the complete hat of a half of his first place vote. UConn goes Into the aemi-finsls BA DART LEAGUE Is already licked.’’ Colby B Bnice Kingdon. who fin much turkey. Watch for my re- ' Bowl games and tcorea. Iowa received the most first as a result of its 4-3 triumph over Standings - - perience servicing oil place "Votes, 17%. Minnesota had Cortland (N. Y.) State here last ished his season two weeks ago, 1 Adieu and cheerio I W. L. Pct.GBL burners and will be was third .with 52 12% and Misaisaippi. which was Saturday. Qeltic ...... 31 19 .620 — I THANKSOniNO DAY Idle last Saturday, IS. But the The other seml-flnallsts, St Blackpool • • •s••29 21 .580 Dick Desmarais of Boston Uni 2 available to handle Biggest Gain in Scoring Race Ohattanoge 14, Miae. So. 12 Gophers got to the top on the b uis Louis University and West Chester Ballymena ...... 28 22 ,560 3 OVER versity and Ken Wolfe of Yale burner installations ; Colorado St. 8, Denver 7 of a stronger show of seconds and College of- Pennsylvania will play Unfield ...... 27 23 .540 4 IN STOCK TO PICK FROM each got one touchdown in their ' Texas A. and M. 17, Texaa 7 thirds. • • In Brooklyn Friday. The victor will Arsenal ' ...... 28 24 .520 5 and service for our teams final game of the season Turned in by Bruins^ Stasiuk I Va. M UUry 80. Va. Tech. 18 Both Minnesota and Iowa wound take on the winner of the Connec- Portadown ....>23 27 .460 8 a.nd remained in s tie for fourth I Richmond 25, $Vm. and Mary T t . up operations last Saturday. Min? tlcut-Maryland scrap for the Na Rangers . .; ...... 23 37 .460 8 customers. place, each unth 48, Montreal, Nov. 22 UP) — Vlc*>a week ago. slipped back a notch I Wichita 25, Weal Texas Htate 8 aesota crushed" Wisconsin, 27-7, tional .title. Glenavon ...... 13 37 .260 18 IMMEDIATE DEUVERY Southern fVihnecticuts Ray Manchester 28, East Hartford 7. I'.iarleglio got a tou(*hdown Satur Stasiuk, the solid workhorse of the and Norm Ullnian of the Detroit day and l\nished with 45 points, Boston Bruins, came out of no Red Wings moved ahead of him. SATURDAY, NOV. 26 while Amencan International's Ullman scored one goal and three MILES Store hourt 7:30 o.m.-5 p.m.-SfNurdoy riH 121 where with a whopping nine points aaststs. setting himself up as pace I Colorado 85, Air Force Acad. 18 PRICES John .Mahoney came up with a 13- last week to join the mob dosing I Anburn 16, Alabama 10 Evory Friday night tiH 8:30 |'>oint performance m A ir's finale setter on assists with 20, snd now OR ONE YEAR START ■ ' r ' tn on two Montreal Canadiena' with 27 points is only two behind ] Army 18, Nax-y 8 and became the only other New sharpshooters for scoring leader I Rice 21. Baylor 14 s.. FACTORY ’ Knowledgeable people Itkigland player to amaas 40 or the leader.". AT "Yonr Ouoremfoo—Oiir 40 Yoora ship of the National Hockey Bellveau picked up only a single Holy Cross SO, Boston Cel. • ' CLOSED more, (inlshing with 43. League. “■ WARRANTY! assist and is in fourth place with , Florida 2‘2, .Miami (Fla.) 14 Of Dopondoblo Sorvico" In the passing department, Stasiuk was in 25th place a week Georgia Tech. 10, Georgia 14 Yale s Tom Singleton failed to 26 points on nine goals and 17 as- ago. In the NHL list, released to ai.stjs, Houston 29, Tulsa 20 1 1 . ' ■ ., ■■ ■ ' buy Imperial IMPERIAl throw for a touchdown against La. State 20, Tnlanc IS ALEX HACKNEY day, he wag In a tie for sixth place. Pobby Hull of the Chicago Black NO PAYMENTS Harvard, but retained his lead, The Veteran Bruin rightwinger Mlseissippl 2 1 ,'MlaeLssippl At. 8. ONLY finishing wlUi 52 points Lhixiugh H.iwks came up with a goal and DOWN scored only one goal in his team's two assista and remains In fifth So. California IS, Notre Dame 8 THANKSGIVING DAY it’s a matter of taste (and value) the air. New,Hampshire's Bo Dick Trophy Night Fete four games hut he contributed place with a 10-13 count for 23 Oklahoma 20, Oklahoma 8f. 9 TIM. JANUARY inson was second with 60, includ eight aasiats and now is only eight So. Carolina 17, Wake Forest 16 ing eight touchdown strikes. points. ______Set for Satui*day points behind Montreal's ’ Dickie The leaders: Tex. Chris. 14, So. Meth. 0 HIRAM WALKER Moore and Bemle (Boom Boom) Teaneasee 24, VanderMIt 8 HI8H TRADES f LDWPRIGIS • LOW BANK TERMS Bcortng LMkdera O A P t" Stcrt«towprahU)llsu$frw nst0yiii9opM l1iankt9ivIii4Day^ . > F T IX QUART Geoffrion. More. '$(ont...... 19 in 29 UOLA 17. Utah 1.8 $5.20 , G, TD, PAT T. Scheduled Saturday night at ihe All T u s t iBcl. MAncheatcr Country ' Club ia the Moore scored one goal'snd two Geoffrion. Mont, ...... 12 '17 27 BlancharJ. Yals 8 12 fiU ssaiata in the Canadiens’ two 20 annual Trophy HIght. prpgram Ullman, Det...... 7 27 N. MAIN Sn tE E T e ix in q t o n h b a k c b Dsveaux, 'Tufts ,..6 8* 10 Thlii tsriU also be Alex Hackney games and moved into m tie for the Bellveau, Mont. . . 4. . . 9 >7 26 GOLFER SUCCUMBS sewD su99M»yDubHyyouriioMkwltliMiatiiiiiiliMl; . . Ktngdon, Oolby . . 7 8 '4 r Kaackwtor, OaoB. WMt Boai. Bmito Night when club members wiU lead at 39 points with Geoffrion. Hull, ..Chicago ...... 10 13 23 Bristol,' Nov. 22 UP) — Louis Lsm- Desmarais, B. U. >10 8 . 0 MORIARTY BROTHERS a-etss — M S U irUskey by Hinn Walker honor the popular homa pro. The Boomer managed to get only a Howe, Detroit ...... 5 16 2 1 toakl, 41, a vetsran golfer, disdi a t Wolfe, Vale 9 7 6 PraaantatioH of all trophies won goal. Stasiuk, Boston 4 17 31 ths Pequsbuck golf club ysstsrday. Mi clitfflGr Podwy Hort Astod U Dn "HarMwr^ OeiaHgr*> OMsst UaMia • Asw uij • ’Dsasat • IRgtIaii DsiUei" ^D tD wHisrey. u no o f. xm uiaiom t whishys. « vokis o i m oh oio Clarleglio, Southern during toilmamenta held a t the Moors now Ijiaa scored 19 goals Mshovllch. Toronto ...16 4 20 LostoMci wag a sevsn-tlms win- *QIUAUTY--~-41m h9$t moiwm^ of olT! Uonn...... 10 7 8 801 CENTER STREET Bfl S-SISS-OPEN EVENINGS W otAM NaniAi snars • h« am WAutei t sons in c , h o iia uunois local club this summer will b* in 20 games end leads In ths goals Horvath. Boston ...... 13 8 20 nor of tns Bristol City Golf Cham HOMB IWBOinBlIKMT BBAiMmuMnaui ? Mshonby, AIC . . . 1 7 1 made.. A steak dinner will be departmmt. Geoffrion has 12 goals DelVecchio, Det...... U 9 20 pionship and won numsrous ‘ens- Van Nort, Amherst 1 6 3 served. The program wlU gat un and 17 aaatsts- HSbenton, New York . . 9 11; 30 day tournaments. Hs also won the McLuesSii ‘Tufts ... t 0 ' S dararajr at Jsaa Baltvaau a( llMtraal* third Bhtdigsts,tNsw York.. 9 11 20 Psquabuck Club title sevm tiast. t I ■ i V .-t 8IANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC3HE&TER, CONN^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1960 8IXTEBM MANCHESTBlt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, i2. 1900 PAGE' BEVStm ' • •_ ai”. ' -'-'r Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY aiul SHORTEN Hoaadluikl Goods 51 Apartment*—Flats— B o o m i tor Root 65 UottM* for Salt 72 Hoium* for S*lt 72 Hebron Tensmsnts 63 8 Pacifists Removed IT dpMt>LETE REPAIRS — By Stu- DININa ROOM eat, mahofany, pqVB ROOM ranch, 8 years old, BOLTON — 4-ro6m ranch * with NICW 2-FAM3LT duplex 8-8, double Eugene Kelly NAmed art R. Wolcott bn euitoinatlc taMe, 6 chairs, china closet, Ixtt- THREE ROOM heated epartaunt, 8 bedrooms, 6 minute, from Man breezeway, garage and amesite gafsgo,-separate heating. Conven Town’s History CLASSIFIED washers dryers and electric MifitMHeMADe fet. In good condRlmi, $900. M I idt^en, living room; . betfiroom chester oh Route 44-A. Will apply drive, larae besutlfully landscaped iently located • near everything. ranges, MI 9-6678, MOM 6000001 8-1907, and baUi, modem and private; MI rent toward purchase if desired. corner lot. Located' Notch Road <3ood inyeetment. Dlscoe Agency, Feature"x>f New Polaris Sub Allen CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. TMAM48NSIX 34806. Monthly rent $126. PI 2-6647, eve- Extension. Immediate occupancy. hU. 9-0828. Prosecutor of Circiut 5CAPLE DINETTE SET, .maple ^------/ , nlngs PI 2-8090. Reasmiable rates. Call PI 3-7658 LEMMEBS3Me»4 arm eludr, round mahogany cotfee Assumable 4H% VA mo^age. Church Letters FOUR kOOM apartment, eei^tral $11,800, $600 down. (Jail MI 8-8406. Lots for SBM 78 ADVERTISING between 1:80-4:80 or any time H6100KHIS table, comer table, matching cof location, secemd floor, heat, hot j(ANC!HESTER'— Unheated 6^ (Centtnned from Page Saturday or Sunday. Lew School In 1949 and begin In OSMNOHSr fee table, utility table, gtid framed water, adults. MI 8-7590. After 6 room ranch house with-fireplace, MANCHESTER—One year Old four THREE B ZONE let* With 7 * \ ' r TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Si, 1980 P l^ EICfmSKN >»i A rm g e Daily Nat Preaa Ron iKanr^^Bt^r lEutttfttg If^ralh H. For tho Week IMded Nov. 19th, 1860 Members of Sunset Rebekah The meeting of the Manchester holiday Assembly A b o u t Tow n Lodge last night made plana for Group of the u.R Power ^uadron. A IIL A N n O 13,299 a military whist card paHy to be acheduled fo r Friday, has been 252 Make Honor RoU FURNACE OIL Member of tiie Audit ^ ^ postponed until Dec. 0 at the North Held at Buckland held Dec. 6 a t 8 pjn. in Odd Fel Antomstla Dellvwy' Bureun o f OUvnIattou* U «m orla l Tonple, Pythian Sla- lows HsUl.;'After a buaineaa meet Methodist Church. 300 Parker St. Mancheltter—^A City of Village Charm t w , w ill m eet tonight a t 8 o’cloclc' ing,' past noble grands were en Walter McGill and Russell Reddig BuckUad School pupils present L T. W OOD CO. a t Odd FtilowB Hall for nomlna* tertained by youngsters from the of the marine division of Llbefty At B^nard School ed a Thailksglvmg program yes Phone M I 8^1188 tlM i'O f olBcera. Members are re* Richard Rlsley dance studio. Re Mutual Insurance Co. w ill discuss terday in the school auditorium, VOL. LXXX, NQ*. 46 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1960 (Claealfled Advertlalng on Page ndx^led to bring favorite recipes freshments were served by Mrs. marine insurance and appraisals. tmder the eupervuion pf'Mias Gale fbr the cookbooh project., Plans Els\e White and committee. Future meetings of the group will Two htmdred and fl/ty-two pu-,4 Alsq, HefenA Deary, Frances Creighton, music director. wiU be discussed for the Christm u be held on the second Friday of the pile at Barnard Junior High Ceioccio, Margaret Dehan, Lynn Brian Buckley vfae announcer. Vlair to be held Dec. 13. Refresh- The office of Luts Jtmior Mu month. School* out o f 1,280 pupils made Dennison, Kathleen Dunn, Patricia A fte r the pledge o f menhi will be served. seum will be closed on Friday and the honor roll for the first marking Feltham, Cynthia Flynn, Karen America the BeauUi^ Margaret I lOdth Psalm. M«meiM«t*r Cad*t Favors Coexistence State News Satur<}ay mominga, Nov. 25 and 'The Arm y and N avy Auxiliary period. 'The number Included 71 Elynn, Timothy Gallagher, Kath Royster read , the ------Katjtiy Pemberton led the prayer Ihe Polish 'Women’s Alliance, 26. However, the' exhibition halls will serve a Christmas dinner Dec. ninth graders, 84 eighth graders leen GaUdino, Lucinda Geer, Marcia rti^ponses by the sixth grade glee Squodron Oroup 246, 'which' usually meets will be open to the public as us 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. For and 97 seventh graders. Glenney, Christina Grlsh, Thomas club. Miss Creighton led the sing Wednesdays, has postponed to ual from 2 to 5 p.m. reservations, call Mrs, John Lovett, Honor pupils in the seventh Gott, Gary Gunas, Elsa Gustafson, R ou n d u p morrow’s meeting to Nov. 30 be 54 Hawthorne St.; Mrs. Anthony grade are Daryl Bagley, Jane Bar John Helfrick, Kathryn Hughes. ing of the doxology. CIVIL AIR PATROL U. S. Orbits 2 TV Rowe. 248 VVoodbrldge St.; or rera, Jean Baxter, Donald Beau Also. Gayle Hunter, Betsy Hyde, Kindergarten pupils sang a pray cause of the ’Thanksgiving holi ’The Perennial Planters garden er, and first giaders sang "The Soviet Answers Mrs. Samuel Schors, 61 Green Rd., lieu, , Suzanne Beauvais, Philip Charles' Jacobson, Jane Lee, Rob Hous«-to-HeH8« d a y . club 'Will hold a Christmas work First Thanksgiving.”' Third m de by Dec. 4. Bennett. Siisan Binock, Joan ert LeLAcheur, Della Lupacchino, shop Monday at 8 p.m. at the home pupils sang "We Thank God.’’ The Police Classify Blazlnski, Constance Botti, Diane Sandra McBride, fthth McElraevy, of Mrs. Raymond Halsted, 212 entire assembly sang ”Ye, Thank CANDY DRIVR Greenwood Dr. Members will bring Bottum, Daniel Bourque, Linda Sally MlHer, John Mlnnlck, Louise BrannlCk, Beverly Burke, Bruce ful Peopfe, Come.” Fourth and Sliiig Shot as scissors, corrugated or heavy card Morin, Loretta Murphy, Janice fifth graders aang "Swing the Two Assemblies Burke, Nancy Button. Kathleen WEDNESDAY. NOV. 23 board, glue, decorative Items such Nielson, Sandra Niles, Dianne Shining Sickle.” Campbell, Alice Casella, George Deadly Weapon as pearls, rhinestones, sequins, and Held at School Novakouskl, Sarah Olmstead, John Raymond Dzen told the story of FrontfEnd colored stones, and samples of Cochran. Ortolanl. Engaged Thanksgiving Day. The sixth grade Also, Carol Comber, Linda Cox, ^revplutlonarism, called for all-out their favorite decorations. Mi.ss Also, Janice Patrick, Claire ’The .engagement of Mias Doris glee club sang “ O God Beneath B y PR nSTO N ORO'VXR HartforeJ, Nov. 23 (/P)— Po Candace Davidson, Andrea Deary, Communist backing for revoluti i'illlcent Jones will be co-hostess. Two Thanksgiving assembly Palvelack, Janice Peach, Dwight Carlson and W alter TopUff, both Thy Guiding Hand” and "EJve- Moscow, Nov. 23 (/P)— The lice throughout Connecticut Michael Dixon, Timothy Donovan, Special programs were presented at the FTielps, Connie Pickens, Paul Pll- of Manchester, is annbunced lay her ning Prayer. ’The program, con Soviet Union sharply inform onary movements in underdevel were notified by State Police Girl Scouts in Troop 7 are re Shirley Dunn, Ronald Durand, konia, Juris Pukinakis, Joseph Put' mother, Mrs. Svea Carlson, 53 cluded with “Prayer of ’Thanksgiv oped countries. It urged, however, R £0. 87.60 Nathan Hale School this morning Gregory Dvorak, Linda Dyber, Notice ed Red China today that the Maj. Leslie W. Wiliams today minded to meet their leaders In nam, C arol Randall. Joanne Rey Walker St. ing” by tb ' entire assembly. in a seeming mood for compro John Welply was anfiouncer at Leslie Egan, Carol Edwards, Joan ‘Eye’ Sends (1) AUUN FRONT END front of Barnard and Illlng Junior nolds. David Rcznlck, Patricia The bride-to-be is also the Kremlin’s viejvs on peaceful mise, that Communists “ turii to that sling shots recently High Schools before -school to both assemblies. The program In Pedora, Harry Forrest, Mary-Lou Rhoades, Norman Rivard. Paula WE HAVE DAILY the possibility of averting world (2) BALANCE FRONI daughter of the late Rudolph Carl coexistence remain the con placed op