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VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 114 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1965 (Olaseifled Advertteiag an Page IS) PRICE SEVEN CBNim

Events

B r it ish-Sovie t M eeting In State

GOP Leaders

Ignore Dinner M ay B e V iet P eace T a l k

NEW HAVEN (AP) — The annual dinner of the

Connecticut Republican

Citizens Committee is un- T h a n t P l a n

der apparent boycott by the

state’s top GOP leaders. T o E n d W a r U.S. Senator George Murphy,

R-Cal., will be the speaker at the March 4 dinner at the Se e n Su bject Waverley Inn in Cheshire. Mur- phy, who was a song and dance man in movies, is a native of MOSCOW (AP) — A New Haven. British cabinet minister > The Committee was organized in 1963 without the sanction of will meet with Soviet For- the .state party. During the 1964 eign Minister Andre Gro- presidential eampaing, it vir- myko here Monday and tually became the Connecticut diplomats speculate he may Goldwater organization. act as a go-between fof The Republican minority lead- U.N. Secretary - General U er in the Senate, Peter P. Mariani of Groton, said Friday Thant’s call for peace talks he would have nothing to do on Viet Nam. with the committee “ nor any A British embassy spokesmaa remnant of the Goldwater lead- (wld today an appointment with ership.’ ’ Gromyko ha.s been arranged for They Include State GOP George Thomson, BriUsh minia' Chairman A. Searle Pinney, ter of state for foreign affairs. national committeeman Theo- He will fly back to London after dore S. Ryan, national com- the meeting. mittcewoman Leontine Har- Thomson, the No. 2 man In rower, GOP Hoii.se majority the British Foreign Office, cam# Leader Louis J. Padula, Speak- to Moscow Friday to sign a cul- er of the House J. Tyler Pat- tural agreement. - ter.son and Mrs, Anna J. Diplomats at the United Na- Switaski. vice chairman of the tions speculated the British State Central Committee. minister may di.scuss Thant** propo.sal that both sides in th# Train Collision Vietnamese conflict get together Manchester’s ‘Seven Flying Colonels,” led by Air Force Gen. George (Joe Gar- STRATFORD (AP) - Three over a Conference table. ” man) Washington, impatiently wait their turn to board C119 Flying Boxcar, persona were taken to Bridge- The U.N. secretary-general as Adj. Gen. Fred (Do Little) Nassiff is “ helped” aboard. Their mission — to port Ho.spital with minor in- said in a statement F ri& y t^ia span the country, searching for outstanding values, to be offered in next Sat- juries after a rearend train main parties in the dispute collision Friday. .should arrange for talks before urday’s Washington Birthday Sales. Col. Russ (he sure has one) Potterton, on the crisis explodes into a maji^r New Haven railroad officials the extreme right, is wearing his scoutmaster’s hat, to prove to the world that .said a local pa.ssenger train Vietnamese firemen figiit warehouse fire raging after an explosion in one of war. But he played down proei^ he once helped old ladies across the Potomac. (Herald photo by Pvt. Saternis.) from New York to New Haven pects of the United Nations tA - the city’s main military compounds. The warehouse, used for storing oxygen Ing any direct role. made an unscheduled stop at tanks, blew up, casting a pall over the entire city. (AP Photofax.) Stratford to let a passenger Thant repeated a statement he made in Paris last July that off. A two - car diesel on the .same track bumped the rear of the only way to solve the Vtat ^Flying Colonels^ Off(?) the local while it was halted. Nani problem was to reconvdna The engineer of the diesel, Viet Morale the 1964 Geneva conference On the parUUoning of French Ind^ R.B. Jones of Waterbury, said Saigon W arehouse the local loomed ahead of him china. in the fog, and he did not have Grows Low^ Britain and the Soviet Unioa In Search o f Sale Values time to stop his train. were co-chairmen of til* confer- ence. * Officer S a y s Destroyed by Fire Thant said there would be too Pension Plan many snags to a solution invotv- By TOM PAINE COHEN he almost ran right back to the^ The last words heard, before sck." the doors were closed and the HARTFORD-(AP)—state Rep. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — An ing the United Nations directly Daylight woa barely visible because North Viet Nam ai)d over the liortoon thiir morning, HnwraveVr-traUied officer and plsine headed down the runway, .Gerard.S. Spiegel, R^'rnimbull, Air F\)rce officer home on leave proposed a pension plan for " SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— A military ware- Communist Ckiina are not me)B' when Air Force Gen. George loyal public servant that he is, were in Gen. Joe's command, from Saigon says the Vietnam- he escorted the motley crew to "Ftre 1." then "Fire 2," then house useci for storing oxygen tanks blew up this eve- bers of the world body. (Joe Garinan of Coret’s Oaa- (See Page Three) ese are losing spirit in the ning, casting a pall of smoke over Saigon. Britain, which has diplomatlo uaia) Washington mustered his a C119 Flying Boxcar. After "irire 3,” but, before he could cry out "Fire 4,'' the cigarette ------/ .struggle with the Viet Cong and Most of Saigon's fire brigaded- relations with Peking, was con- elght-nvin platoon of intrepid turning the men over to Sgt. Stephen Arre for a briefing, he smoke was so dense the plane have doubts concerning the U.S. was called out to stem the ous casualties. Only one Ameri- sidered the logical power to act volunteers and led them in a left, shaking his head in disbe- was not visible. role in the war. flames because of (ear.s the fire can adviser worked in the com- as liaison in any effort to get a convoy to Bradley Field. lief. With our "astronauts" now Leftists Riot Lt. Mike Vivien, 27, on 30-day might engulf several other oxy- pound and he was not hurt. Viet Nam conference under Their mission. as they Filled to their wigs with in- In orbit, coded radio messages leave after three months in gen sheds. Tens of thousands of specta- way. Otealthily left town. Is a six- structions and trepidation.^, the are cnickllng back to the re- South Viet Nam, said Friday, "I The explosion was inside one tors on foot and on bicycles ^th French President day, cross-country flight, to ac- "Seven Flying Colonels” (after ceiver in The Herald's editorial In Malaysia could not be honest and say the of Saigon's main Vietnamese jammed streets leading to the Charles de Gaulle and Prime cumulate an air cargo of super 30 minutas of pu.shing, pulling room. South .Vietnamese have an opti- military compounds. In a one- compound, blocking movement Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri ot values for next Saturday’s A trained codeographer, over mi.sti stones •— integrity and trustwor- legation. rorist attacks In Soxitfa Viet Nam A call to headquarters thiness — of the American No one was Injured, but dam- brought the Information Offi- will have any lasting signifi- banking system. age caused inside the building cance. cer, Capt. G. M. Pelletier, on was considerable, toe spokes- the run, and was he eoiry ? One government official em- Still, there is hope that pha. : destroyed. sideration and thought to how world, includlnc Pori* sad Son The plane, property of Aosa- TO KYO (A P)—O M townM . much this wtU cost the tax- Francisco. Chtaa Aerollneos of El Salvador, fell payers,” E. CHayton Oengrias, About 600 msmbsrs of t o one block from the nearest meat of 1 owner of the Clonnecticiit Oo., Communist party , youdi wing tlisU A .-v homes. said Friday. marched In front at ths ombos- Sheriffs deputy Robert James He ooid ths subsidy plan oy in Jakarta for about a haE Thursday la North Vtot Ud trouble c^oualy developed would be a first otep to “ a hour. They dlapersed after five I t oald a war erisls tosp lM h '' Imme^tely after takeoff and ntMit ootastrophe.” tt appeora For Her^ a Valentine — For Him^ a Kiss of them presented a petitloo to a the idone hod owung completely lio be based on the theory that staff member, 'nw smboasy around in gn effort to return to “ It you're unsuccessful in bus- Continuing the age-old tradition of Valentine’a is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warden, woa closed for t o weekend aad to atrpori.Bh*B it dived into iness, 4*1: to fovsnuosac take IKly (a Ut^e Valentine^ Glastonbury. Their exchange took place at the Cen- only a few dlptomate were qb ovsr.” r , Warden, preaenta ter Nursery School Valentine Party and. wai pre- duty. fiij^ aaefA prosto m IIM poltoe om ed witli rtfior tlW young man with « l o i r Jodi is ilio son o f Mr. served for the ages by The Herald's Chief Photog- ; a n a I f f i Ni r J e a n rapheri Sipeh O fia ra . <

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1966 PAGE IH R E I. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1988 PAGE TWO ______...... I. - — t'--94*86^ SPEBS Wan Sheinwold on Bridge Builders Give Viet Morale I- Second Show DRIVEWAYS WEST PLAY DEVEliOPS South dealer Grows Low, Parklag Areas a Gas BtatfaM a Boahotban Catvts Both tidu vulnerable Camp Shelter DECLARER'S LONG SLIT NORTH Music, comedy and mors than Now booking for Soaaonrt Work A 6542 TTie Contracters' Dlvlelon of Officer S a y s a little nostalgia will be the By AI.FRED SHEIN^VOU> Q10 5 the Mandhester Chamtoer of NaHoiua Mmi‘» Te*m Champion features Saturday, Feb. 20 at 11% DISGOUNT NOW THRU MMOH IS 0 A10I3 Commerce is planning to build (Continued from Page One) When your partner opens * K9 g p.m. at Manchester High AU work PorsoBoIly anpwvlaeA Wo ore 166% townod. WEST EAST a permanent rtielter for the with one notrump yo>i can .nd Globe Hollow-baaed Kennedy Vietnamese pilots I fly with School when Manchester Chap- two clubs, t-he Sta>Tnan Con- A K 1083 4i 19 MANCHESTER LODGE No. 1893 ter, Society for the Preservation t5> A 8 3 J 7642 Day Camp, and will donate-all would be welcomed to any vention, to find out whether or American Air Fbrce squadron. DeM AIO BROTHERS “ “ O J 5 4 2 O Q 9 of the necessary labor and ma- and Encouragenwnt of Barber 643-7691 not yo\i have a fit in a major * Q7 4> ] 8 6 4 terials. They drop good, accurate Shop (^artet Singing in Amer- ■ult.' If the opener ha» adee if South happened to and organlzatlona throughout Vietnamese 618th flight squa- Knights of HarmMiy and the 1 N T Past 2 A Pass dron and has flown on some 85 Four Tuns Tellers, in addition SUNDAY BREAKFAST SPECIALS have a four-card apade suit. 2 0 Pass 3 NT All Paaa the year. When South indicated that he Salvatore Flllorama, chair- miastons. the Manchester Chorus, now Dine la onr beoutifnl Coiortal had no major suit. North went "The Jungle foUage is so thick directed by Eric Empt, will be man of the Chamber’s Contrac- 12th A N NUAL that you can barely see the heart In several selections. to (faine In notrump. vided 3-3, and nothing would tors' Division, and a member of ■The contract was a .sli(rht Bail photo SUtor Grace DoroUiy Slater Janet Bfnrie flash of your bombs and it takes The entire program la keyed work if East had Q-x or J-x. the Kennedy Day Camp Advia- two minutes for the smoke to to the Gay Nineties Era, when stretch because North had only The correct play wxmld limit the ory Com'mittee. has appointed a get up,” he said. the origrlnal Barber Shoppers • points in hig'h cards, and club loss to one trick if West Bolton Speaker special group to carry out the Nuns Speak to Combined CYOs Vivien’s dive bomber has held forth. South had only the minimum had Q-x. .I-x, or Q-J-x-x. B. Cortez Tipton, director of project. I Sleter Grace Dorothy anU'^ been hit four times by antiair- It was only three years ago With HI-FldeUty Stereophonic Mnslo count of 16 points. The total When the clubs proved good the social service department It consists of Andrew Ansaldl, Stater Janet Marie will speak of Hartford, spent 12 years in craft fire. But he says he has the local chapter got its start. was one point short of the 26 for four tricks South had an of the Greater Hartford Coun- chairman; Hayden Griswold: and show a mlsaion film Mon- the PhUippines In provincial "no qualms about going to a After an Item in The Herald point.s usually needed for (rame, easy time. He could develop one cil qf Churches, svill speak to- Edgar Coughlin; Alexander Oay from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at a and city sohools. At MaryknoU movie or bar or restaurant in asking all men interested in i PANCAKES 2 EGGS but South scrambled home with heart trick to reach a total of morrow, Race Relations Sun- Jarvis; Arthur Steele of Wil ineeUng of St. Bridget’s CYO College, Quezon City, she Saigon.” Barber Shopping to contact Bob Syrup and Coffeo Toast and Coffee a nine, a ten, and a hit of luch. nine tricks. In the meantime day, at United Methodist Ham F. Steele and Son; Frank at St. Bridget’s Hall. Members taught communication arts and This type of warfare, Vivien Krinjak, rehearsals were held The opening lead gave South the defenders could take only Church in Bolton. Oambolati of C. Gambolatl and i>f the cranked CYOa of Man- English, directed a weekly pup- says, haa led to doubts. and Manchester became, a li- 'a free finesse in .spades, but de- Son; and Walter Sudamo of the chester will be guests at the “Sometimes I don't see why censed chapter. After a year of 39c 39c two apades, one heart, and one His topic for both the 9:15 pet show, “Let’s Talk About we’re in Viet Nam at all,”' he clarer was still far from home, club. and 10:45 o.m. services will be, Conyers Construction Co. tneeting. God," and was television coor- growth under president Joseph at the PARKADE He had to develop the clubs as The camp, in its first year, , Sister Giwoe Dorothy has dinator for an educational said. Vivien reports back to HaJloran, the group became a Daily Question "A New Look at tn^Jtace duty in Saigon March 6. full-fledged chapter—the formal Open ALL DAY Sunday 8-9 quickly as possible. Partner opens with 1 NT. and problem.” There wdll be a cof- operaled three sessiona of two worked in Hawaii and her na- closed circuit system between Oorreict FInesae fee hour between services. weeks 'each, with about 150 tive Philippines. She was an ac- MaryknoU and the Ateneo de presentation took place at last the next player passes. You year’s show. South niade the correct play, hold; Spades J 9, Hearts J 7 6 Tipton will also speak Tues- campers attending, and 63 vol- tive catechist in Manilla, both Manila University. leading a low club from his he a high school and college Barber Shopping—at least the 4 2, Diamonds Q 9 and Clubs J day at 8 p.m. to the Ladies unteer teen age counselors par- She was a member of Sts. SPEBSQSA—began in 1938 in hand and finessing with dum- 8 6 4. What do you say ? Benevolent Society of Bolton ticipating. Student She is a grade school Cyril and Methodist parish In Events Civitans Host Manchester Clergy my's nine. This drove out the principal at Our I.ady of La- Tulsa, Okla. Twenty-six men Answer; Pass. Since you have Congregational Church. His Plans wUl soon be made for Hartford, graduated from Bul- The Rev. George F. Nootrand, rector of St. Mary's Episcopal attended the first meeting jack, and South later captured topic will be, "A New Look at filing an application with the ^ le tte College in the northern keley High School and St. Jo- Church, accepts an invitation to a Civitan luncheon, Tuesday only 5 points in high cards, the FhiUppinee. there—now there are 675 chap- the queen of clubs and could partnership total must be 21 tb Poverty.” Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Fofinda- seph College. She )ias also stu- at Willie’s Steak House, from James Marshall, club presi- ters in North America with run the rest of the suit from the Tipton did graduate study in tion for a request for a repeat { She was bom in Dooos Sur died at Fordham University and In State dent. The Civitans will celebrate Clergy Week, Feb. 14 to 20, 23 points, which is not enough province, Philippines, and grad- over 29,000 membera South hand. for game. You have a little social work at Howard Univer- grant of $3,000 for this year's Ateneo de Manila University. by inviting a representative from each Manchester church or Tickets for Saturday’s show . Any method would work if srlty aiTd the Catholic Universi- uated from St. Theresa's Col- Sister Janet Marie helped (Continued from Page One) synagogue to the luncheon. Other members of the clergy will strength in each suit and have camo operation. lege, Manila. She taught for plan the communication arte are available now from Man- the six missing clubs were di- no reason to feeu- a notrump ty of America in Washington, Last year’s shelter consisted be invited to attend various meetings throughout the year. chester Chapter members and D. C„ and Interned at the Fed' of a tent and a house trailer, jktoryluioU College in the Philip- department of MaryknoU Col- members of the General As- The purpose of the event is to have a closer tie between the will also be available at the GfT YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FIllED AT IICGETT S contract. pines for one year before enter- lege In the Philippines, for the clergy and the Civitans. Chvitan International celebrated For Shelnwold's 36 - page eral Bureau of Prisons there both of which were loaned. sembly Friday. door Saturday. I He came to Hartford from Mayor Francis Mahoney said ing the novitiate. Assigned to purpose of educating young Spiegel said he will Introduce Clergy Week Jan. 31 to Feb. 6. (Herald photo by Satemis.) f r e e i f f i » c o r H E A T E R S booklet, "A Pocket Guide to the Denver Council of Church- today that "The Contractors’ (Hawaii in 1954, she was active Catholic women to participate a bill next week which would Bridge,” servd 50c to Bridge es. Division is doing a wonderful lamong the FiUpinoe there. actively in the vital field of provide minimum benefits' of Book, Manchester Evening Her- thing for the retarded children Sister Janert Marie, a native mass communications. 8100 a month to those over 65 MEAD6 WS° - ~ ‘ ald. Box 3318. Grand Central ALL STAR CAST In and for the town. This dona- who had served 12 or more Station, New York 17. N. Y. Uon. added to the help they calendar years in the legis- 'G E T YOURSELF A Cargo Plane gave UB last year in clearing lature. the Globe Hollow area, is an- jGrand Juries Probing His plan would start at 60 C O LL E G E G IR L " Six Children other indication of the great if the eligible legislator is dis- Color — Plus Falls Near interest they have in the towm's abletl within the definition of affairs and Its welfare.” the Social Security Act. A PETER FONDA Killed in Fire iHoodlums in Banking legislator would receive $5 a Miami Homes month extra for each calendar 'Y O U N G LO V E RS " TOLEE)0. Ohio (API — Six year over 12 served. Beta Xi Chaplet. ' (OoattBued from Page One) ^practice aids both the bettor -Next "F'ather Goose" children died today in an early (Continued from Pngq One) and gambling house seeking to PAYMENTS RECOVERED morning fire at a rural home cut down gambling taxes by HARUORD SPRI NCI I l l D UP Rl S S WAi high from the burning craft. Honored at Tea 'Ond reap millions of dollars an- HARTFORD (AP) — Nearly RIS 5A { 91 Nmt h - H A R T F O R D about seven miles southwest of nually from gambling, . narco- obscuring Uie fact that the $700,000 paid by the State Wel- One fireman was injured. checks are gambling payments here, tlie Ohio Highway Patrol The Federal Aviation Agency Bets Xi, the new unit of tics, rackets and semi-legiti- fare Department in 1964 to reported. tower at the airport said no dis Beta Sigma Phi, was honored at mate taialness eirterprises. 6. The bank will furnish good families that should have been At Ica.st five of the victims tress call came from the plane. ^ a preferential tea last Sunday Having purchased control of a credit references on all of its supported by husbcuids and were the children of James Cut- bank, one investigator said, the hoodlum accounts. fathers has been recovered by "It looked to me like he was m the Federation Room of 7. Bank tellers will fall to turn shaw and his common law wife. trying to get hack -to the air- Center Congregational Church. jracketeers are free to use its .state Circuit Courts, the chief TM ■OLTON .NOTCH Ora Grisson. A seventh child, port," said William S. Gillette, The tea was given by the Man- charter as a license to steal and In the required treasury curren- family relations officer of the Roy Gri.sson, 11, jumped from a I turn the bank into a convenient cy returns reporting abnormally Circuit Court said friday. second-story window and es- who witnessed the crash from chester chapters of Xi Gamma, I clearing house hot money. large deposits of currency and IITE and SUN. his home three blocks away. Eta. and Phi Theta. Mrs. Stan- Patrick J. Ward said the caped. “The engine was backfiring ley Pearson of Vernon and Mrs. ' I Oourtiiey A. Evans, former coins, which often signify gam- courts expect to recoup $1,000,- The victims were Robert Cut- and all of a .sudden he just went James Richmond of Manches- 'assistant director of the FBI, bUng proceeds. Thus the treas- 000 during the current fiscal shaw, 3 months; Billy Cutshaw, told a bankers convention last ury will be deprived of the year. He said a cooperative ef- down. I couldn't be sure be- ter poured. "flag” that helps it ferret out CSlSSy 4 years: Thearl Grisson. 6; ! cau.se of the darkness, but it Mrs. Franklin Bevlna con- 'September the FBI had evl- fort by the courts and the Wel- James Grisson. 7, Mary Ann Idence that criminally run banks such proceeds. fare Department Is making it I looked like the port engine," ducted a candlelight ceremony The grand Jury Investigations him ( Grisson, 14. who lived at the j James saw the plaste take off for new members. She was as- "It was laboring hard. It had a later date. I them, are mostly In .the East terror bombings, particularly In circled around from the east, New officers o§ Beta XI were view of this week's air raids on I Xmi II [iujh Thn I kind of a half turn. It looked to Tbo Manchester Lodge Of Elks Extends Ifs Kindest land Midwest, and are not con- ONE IN 10 UNLICENSED installed by this time by Miss ■fined to large cities. Commimlst North Viet Nam NEW YORK — An auto asso- I Evify Mlnut8 C me like he wa.s trying to get Elaine Varberg, assisted by Earlier today, planes dumped back to the airport. 1 How does “the mob” get con- tons of leaflets over the city, ciation says the Oklahoma Driv- (lAmeMTCHCOCK'S Miss Lillian Hatten and Miss Appreciation To The Following Sponsors: 'trol of a bank? And how does it er License Division finds one "He swung around from the Anita Nadeau. Officers are Mrs. {use the bank once it takes over? giving details of the air raids east to the northwest and then and explaining to the people driver in 10 unlicensed — a total TOdaCH John B. Spring Jr., president; iWith minor variations in each of 100,000 people. all of a sudden the plane Just Mrs. Robert Geagan, vice presi- {ease, the-following general pat- why they were carried out. A THIEF fell." dent: Mrs. M. Erasure, secre- jtem is followed, according to Along with the jitters over Mssible return strikes from dms ohb tary; Mrs. Brian Taylor, treas- I government experts: G J SOLDIER MISSING 'forth, Viet Nam, a twin-engine Co-Hit — urer; and Mrs. Stanley Pearson, } It beg;lns L^nard W. Yost, Jeweler couple of big stockholders for unity In doctrine and practice? Or urtty * DON'T MISS IT Leslie Ciaron In “LILr’ She was found by her hus Holmes Funeral Home BMSW i ths bulk at the controlling stock. authority, or the Bible’s own Infallible authori^? It la f \ THIS TIME! (In Color) 5:00 • 8:25 band, Percy, with her clothes Paul Buettner, Florist Don Willis Garage ' (While the federal govem- evldeut, as Luther declared, too, that men and their coun- Silif afire after he had heard her {ment must ' approve Inltisl SUNDAY SHOWTLME8: cils bave erred. JlfetilOtlD ,.2'^ISiyttO moans. Hartford National Bank and Trust Co. John L. Jenney, Agency ! charters for banks, there is no "Emily” 6:80 - 9:55 ^ Patrolman Robert Paquette 'Official clearancs Required for N e w W h a t A b o u t Yotle aii Council Tw o? Here's Your t ha nee To .See The "LlH” - 8:25 said the fire apparently was John H. Lappen, Inc. Manchester Tailor Shop I stock transfers.) Famous llitehoook Masterpiece la confined to her clothes: I Word at niob control of a bank . . . TUNE IN THE INTERNATIONA LUTHERAN HOUR- L .\dult Horror'. OMt Miller’s Restaurant Cavey’s Restaurant {ctoculatos rapidly through the Radio, “Bringing Christ To The Nations, CARY GRANT—GRACE KELLY in I underworld. Suddenly scores of FEBRUARY 14. CONVBJTONTLY “TO CATCH A THIEF” (Color) LaBonne-Silverstein Associates, Inc. Pagani Caterers, Rosemount bank accounts of known hood' following stations: Sunday Afternoons: 1 ^ V m B ^2 P j^ PLUS I lums in an area are transferred WAGE, 2:W P.M- l^ Y M — When THE LUTOBRA^ Good polfit-o f-sa le lighting Is a s im p orta n t to y o u r s e curity a nd prote ction to y o u r h u U d li^ In d d e a n d o a t The Connecticut Bank and 'Trust Co. L. L. Ensworth & Son, Inc. I to a single bank. HOUR PBlMENTS; “A LUTHERAN LOOKS YATT- I There Is virtually no limit to CAN n ” By DR. OSWALD HOFFMAN, LUTHERAN m o d e rn store a s a tra in e d sales force. Cle a r, diffused T h e s ervic e s o f th e ligh ting e x p e rts o f T O D A Y 8. TO M O R R O W M ATIN E E O N LY W. P. Quish Funeral Home Oak Grill {ways the Oosa Nostra may use HOUR SPEAKER. I s bank once it has control. Gov- Hght— w ith th e corre d; n u m b e r o f fo o t-c a n d le s-a c tu a lly Ele ctric Lig h t C o m p a n y a re fre e , ao Pizza-Ray’s ernment experts say the first S e e Re a l Li v e A n im a l s act just like they were peopiei Blish Hardware Company i s t ^ is to InstaU a friendly pres- la a Church of . • • h e lps m erch a ndis e to sell itself. It will m a k e y o u r cash d o n t h esita te to a s k to r a n on*th e-spot Raymond E. Gorman Insurance Agency, Ine. Clarke Motor Sales iMent, vice presldsnt and cash- THE LUTHERAN HOUR—The Wortd’e Moot Wlde-epdead iter. re giste r ring fo r Joy. ch e c k o f y o u r ligh ting n e e ds. Y o u r d ^ pooll J duck (tes a bilooni A monlisjf wtM builds ilomic seiponsi-ind itx». moft. rnoftl Muichester Packing Co. ' Peterman’s Plumbing and Heating Co. I Then, as one government In- Radio Program, with over 1,000 stations at home and Good lighting works h a rd fo r yo u e ve n w h e n y o u r sion to ligh t u p y o u r b u d n e s s e stablish lyestigaior put M, "aU the sound abroad. In 40 languagea. In ever 100 landa Regal Men’s Shop ibankmg practices you ever store is clos e d, it a ttra cts a tte ntion to y o u r windows. Manchester Tobacco and Candy Co. lieard of are tossed out the win- “THIS IS 11111: LIFB,” TV—Meet Widely Televised Pro- m e n t will b e re w ard e d v e ry qidck ty w ith W. G. McNally & Sons, Inc. dow.” He outlined this pattern: gram I* The Worid Today, with over 300 Channels. I t cre a te s pre stig a fo r y o u r d ro p p in g a re a . I t a ffords s h ining r e s u lt»-i o p ro tit k C. Gambolati and Sons ' 1. The bank makee ku^e, tm- i “MOMENTS OF COMFORT* — Radio nnd TV. Ann and Spot’s Coffeellouse William Dickson & Son jeecured loans to friends, rela- ,*** Joseph E. L«vin« tives and assoolatos of the rack- Check with Newepapere and Guide, t, Ed Wilson, Superior Service Station Royal Ice Cream Co. letoera — no questions asked, no {credit checks, often no coUater- Zion ijitheran Churchy Cooper nnd High • el. Sometimes a scrawled ”he’s Mr. and Mrs. Anthony LaPidIa Hartford Willys Motors lAkav” from a top mobtier Is Streete, Mancheeter, Conn., le n Church of., " C O M E O N A N D H E A R " icient for a loan, to go Angelo Giola Rufini’e Flying A Service ttirough. BIBLE-BASED, CHBIST-CENTEBED TEACHINO fn Observance of National Electrical Week, fob* 7-13 3. From9T011 borrowera not direct' Am> PREACHING Bantly Oil Company, Ine. ly aoaociatsd with ttM rackets William F. Steele & Son Sunday Sehool Bible Time Sunday Worship Barber Shop Quartets E. A. Johnson Paint Company Jfiuric oCflctola accept flavors or •lOO A.M. 8iS0 AM. 10:00 AJd. Marco Polo Restaurant igntultlea, such as now oara, and the •fiom granting unascured loans Oueet Preacher Tomorrow, 10 A3L Sendee: PanI Briine, Deci's Drive-In (to bad risks. Mieelonary. to NIgorla, Africa, preeontbr preparing at .Hartford Road Enterprises I g. The bank may psrmtt rack Hartford Seminary, School of Mleelane, who with another Naasiff Anna Company R... OR PHONE DiSiMEV WI T' m >Hl TftiL m ummma 644.0084.4. MANCHESTER CHAPTER SPBBSQ8A „ __ ,' mie SOitfOO said, Me mlWcMM anaua^y- Tba MAKCRESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00NN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1905 picai m s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18,1965 l*AGE FOUR G )v e iitry Town Forum Background A nti- U, S. Protests Obituary IB anrlieatF r rsal twentlstli osotury war by televl- A rea Ch urch es slon may be like, and demonstrating, on First lAtoeraa Cbnreh Sk Ftraaels at AmM . Early Hearing on Zoning the part o f ltd Interviewers, some of that 678 EIBBftoB R d„ Mn. Lena fl-. HaU Writer Dislikes Renewal Trqid, endless repetition o f the same moronic Churches Rockville Spread About World Boath wliidaot' 'VERNON—Mrs. Leila Steele PUBLISHKD BT THB Zion EvangeBoal Ontreh of Oie AesompOon Rev. WUnam H. Balkaa mcPAl.il PRINTINI3 CO . queetions which came to feature televl- Trlelty Ooveaant Church R«v. Gordon R. Wadhans, Hall, 84, of AUen Dr., widow of Is Backed hy Democrats m o . Lutheran Ctrarch Adams Sk and Thompson Rd. U BlMlI Street sion'e first efforts to cover national po- Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. 8:45 a.m., Sunday School BS- (Conttened from Page One) L. Ernest Hall, died last night Wants More Emphasis on People Manclieetej. Conn^^ Bev. K. EJnar Baak, Pastor (Missouri Synod) Rev. Fraaols i . MHialeli Bov. John E. RIktorattls, policemen suffered cuts and at her home. THOMAS r F t o g H S S ! litical conventions In depth. Cooper and High Sts. Pastor Ungton O nter SebooL brulees when struck by stones, The Democratic town com-^7:86 pm. Wedneaday in the WALThlR R. rEROUSOM 9 a.pi.> Find Lutheran Sunday and wearing steel hefaneta sur- She was born In Tolland o« FublMbera All this has resulted In a mixture of »;80 a.m., Sunday School for The Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Rev. Ernest J. Coppa rounded the embassy building. beer bottles and other missiles. Oct. 17, 1880, a daughter of the mittee' has voted to support an sanctuary. SchooL Urban renewal comes un-^tliesa old nolifaborhoods and the^hlgtor-cost housing. And finally, y>aDded October L IWl____ real tragedy and redl heartbreak with kindergarten through aduK. Pastor Masses at 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10;15 Tfasre was no violencs and no Several demonstrators were late John and Alice Webster early p«lbUc hearing on pro- Fathers’ Night Set Masses at 7, 8, 0, 10:15 and 9:80 a.m., Fwotor'e otaas. roughed up by police. pose changes of the Coventry * The Mothers’ Club Fathers’ der attack in the baclc- “ accelerated urton. ranreral u- PobMabed Brerr Beenliil BwW gwjdojj forced over-emphasla of many other 10:4S a.m., Worriilp Service. 10:80 a.m.. Church service. and 11:80 a.m. damage was done. Steele. She lived Ifi Tolland all program may vsry well inersass Old Holiday*, Entered at^e Poat Ofne*_*t Sermon: "Tlie Fountain of • a.m., Sunday School for all 11:80 a.m. Ths All-Indonesian Oil Work- The police turnout was the of her life with the exception of fanning arid zoning c Rev. Francis C. Hswes, Noon. lowship >rill meet with Talcott- now.” Congregational Church, Tolland. gation on these two topics by "The benefits of urban re- of war. 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Service. Sk Bernard’s Ctanrah Viet Nam I" The group then marched The Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, The Rev. James R. McArthur, surveys the redevelopment These people need a larger sup- - sraphlcal errora appearto* m advertlaeroento Minister ot Christian Education vllle Church Pilgrim Fellowship. the committee with a program scene in the country and finds newal, if there are to to any and other readlnc matter In Tha Mancheataar This leads to a strange and perhaps Nursery services available. Sk Bernard’s Ter., RookvUls Witnessea said at least 10 downtown. pastor of the United Methodist to keep the townspeople in- pastor of the First Congrega- benefits, are for most commu- ply of low-coet housing, not a Evening Herald. ______6:30 p.m., Prayer Service. St. James* Church Bev. Patrick P. Mahoney, Church of Bolton, will officiate. tional Church, will use "Christ much lacking on the human smaller supply. And it seems to Irrational hope. ITiia may be the thing 8, S:1S and 11 a.m.. Worship Msg;r. Edward J. Reardon, Sk George’s Episcopal Church formed wlUi respect to pros and side. nities 83rmboIic, intangible, and Full aervlce client ol N. E A Service, ton Service. Sermon; "But the O ty 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Pastor Burial will be in North Ceme- and Race” as his sermon topic deferred. It takes a long time me that, except in special cases that kills war. This may be the thing Pastor Rk 44 A, Bolton cons of these topics. The subject of "Urban Rede- Fubllabcra Repreaentauvea — Was Perplexed.” Thursday, 7 :30 p.m., BiUe Rev. Edward W. Johnson. tery, Tolland. George Coon has been elect- at the 11 a.m, worship service to complete a project, and often where great national or com- Matbewa BputiiU Agencf — New Tork that ends It Far from being delighted Study. Rbv. Eugene E. Torpey Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 aad U There will be no calling hours. Sunday. velopment” will be explored munity purposes are to )>• ' oago. Detroit and Boaton._ _ . 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church Rev. Joseph H. McCann Vicar Slander Composting Stand ed the representative from the Tuesday by Robert G. Hazen, when it is completed, the rea- MEMBEIR AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCDUAp with the possibilities, as the generals School. Crib Room (B;15 only) a.m. The family suggests that Democratic town committee to Church School will be at 9:30 son for its existence cannot be served, It is a mistake to con- TION8 ____ Sk Mary’s Episcopal < Rev. John J. O’Brien thase who wish to do so may a.m. and 10:45 a.m. with junior the principal forum speaker. tinue a program, much less ac- and the Information staffs so obviously through Junior High. 8 a.m., Holy Communion. the board of education’s ad- Hazen has had a wide and var- found in any Idnd of physical 6:30 p.m., CYP Club. ’The Rev. Church and Park Ste. 10:16 a.m.. Morning Prayer Eastmlnster Draws Attack hy DellaFera contribute to the Tolland LI choir at 10:45 a m., all at Kings- bookkeeping. It can only be celerate It, which has as its prin- Dlaptay advartlatog oloatoa boora: are, we think they should begin won- Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and visory group which is studying ied background In urban re- For Monday - 1 p.m Friday. Kenned N. 'tlaylor. Associate Rev. George F. Noei and Church ^hool. United Presbyterian brary Association. the focal educational needs. bury House. found in a kind i t symbolic cipal effect a reduction in ths For Tueaday — 1 p.m Mi^ay. Rector 11:30 a.m. Church, USA The Junior Pilgrim Fellow- newal. supply of low-cost housing. dering whether war can survive televi- Minister of Christian Education 5 p.m., Young People’s Fel- The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Chairman William G. Ryan le The reading which follows bookkeeping. For Wedneaday — 1 p.m Tueaday. Rev. John D. Hughes' George S. Slye School, Town Director Francis Della-'^with nothing In sight for 1965, Ellington Ave., Rockville, Is In ship will meet at 5 p.m. Sun- "It seems to me that what Flor Thuraday — 1 p.in. Wedneaday. sion. of the Conn. Conference will low^p. the committee’s delegate to the is conden.sed; the entire read- For Friday - 1 p.m. Thuraday. Rev. James W. Bottoms United Pentecostal Church Kingston Dr. near Oak Sk, Fera, one of Manchester's five it appears that the earliest charge of arrangements. day in Quandt Hall. "For example: Clearing the we need today is to strengthen speak and show pictures on the Monday, 8 p.m.. Brotherhood completion date for a reduction Jeffersoii Day dinner today in ing, which includes an article area around Independence HaU For Batmay — i p.m. Friday. Summer Conference Program. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman 187 Woodbridge St. East Hartford represent atives on the North- The Senior Pilgrim Fellow- neighborhood ties and family Claaallled deadline: 10:80 am. aacb Rev. Robert L. Baker of St. Andrew. plant Is at the end of 1966, Hartford Arthur Jorst Jr., a from the "Architeclurai Fo- in Philadelphia to liberate that aibllcatlon except Saturday — 9 am. Junior Fellowship members will Bev. Gordo^ S. Bates, Pastor east Refuse Disposal District member of the town committee, ship will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday rum’’ on renewal In Boston, Is ties and to encourage neighbor- The Harvaard Touch 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. which means that we will then to prepare for Youth Sunday, national shrine from Its en- hoods to become sufficient^ sta- be guests. Union CkNigregmtional Church have only seven to nine years Funerals is also attending. available in the office of the croaching neighborhood — to Saturday, February 18 7 to 9 p.m.. Second session of 8:46 a.m.. Nursery and Kin- 10 a.m., Sunday school. 10 a.m., Worship Service and (NRDD) today accused fellow the date of which is to be set. ble so that a kind of neighbor- Marijuana made newa up at Harvard 11 a.m.. Worship. Rockville of potential land fill left.” Constable Report Manchester Community Col- make it more risible, more at- Adult Religious Education Se- dergarten in Children's Chapel. Bev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Church School. Nursery throuj^ director and representative Meeting on Water hood culture can develop, in the other day, and not particularly be- 8:45 and 9:45 a.m.. Morning 7:30 p.m., Ehrangelistlc Serv- Frank Stamler "of doing the He said, "Both Stamler and Mrs. John Lerch January activities of the lege. tractive, and to strengthen the ries. General Subject: "Jesus — Rev. James L. Austin Junior High. Local residents are invited to Urban renewal, as It Is prac- which social controls are auto- When Elections Are Toa Close cause the students of Fair Harvard, and Prayer and Church School. ice. town a great disservice, when Miss Katherine Giblin (also a Funeral services for Mrs. Su- local oonstables as reported by the annual meeting of the Tol- attachment of that community matically-exercised and do not The Proirfiet of Nazareth." Minister of Christian Education Manchester representative on local Resident Trooper Levi B. ticed today, is directed at what Leader: ’The Rev. Jose{4i Zezzo. 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Bible Vernon Methodist Ckareh to told the NRDD Thursday sannah LerCh of 94 Benton St., land County Soil and 'Water to one of its most precious pos- have to be exercised by a po- Tlie union campaign which was ao some of their townie imitatora, are, as study, prayer meeting. the NRDD) have said that the Cornell show the patrol activi- is called the "urbem problem” sessions— was, in my judgment sermon by the Rev. Mr. Halde- 9 a.m., <3hurch School for Rk SO night Manchester can continue wife of John Lerch, were' held Conservation District at 8 p.m. lice force which, in all too many ^much like a real poUUcal campaign has ewrybody knows, very, very wicked. man. Baby-sitting Nursery. incinerator operations which yesterday afternoon at Concor- ties and mileage of 1.973 with or the "housing problem,” and at least, altogether a good Concordia Lutheran Church Grades 6 th r o i^ 12. Bev. Morton A. Mngee Its own landfill operation for Tuesday at the Agricultural of our large American' cities, op- The police caught three profenlonal 7 p.m., Office of Instruction I St. John’s Polish NaUonal they have inspected are unsat- dia Lutheran Church. The Rev. 21 warnings Issued, eight com- there problems are very large- thing. . .^'now progressed Into an election which 46 Pitkin 8k 10:30 a.m.. Church School tor years. It need _ be, "unless a Center on Route 30 in Rockville. ly fictions. erates a a )dnd of army of oc- followed by the "November to Catholic Church 9 and 10 a.m., Woiefalp Serv- composting operation is chos- isffurtory and objectionable, but, Paul C. Kaiser, pastor, officiat- plaints answered, 10 stranded The real problems of pover- ..la alao like a political election, characters peddling marijuana in the Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor Infants through Grade 4. in my opinion, this does not in- "Water" will be the feature of "When I say there la no ur- cupation facing hostile natives." Elaster Series." This week’s sub- Rev. Walter A. Hyssko ice and child care. Sermon by en.” ed. David Almond was organist motorists as-slsted snd 11 busi- the program's panel discussion. ty, of race, and of culture are e Whenever political election! are too vicinity of Harvard Square, and a judgs 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. dicate that a better operation ness establishments found open ban problem and no housing ject "The Church in America." Pastor Sermon: "Is It Really God’s tee pastor. DellaF era, who was chairman and Rudolph Gallschneider, solo- All Tolland County residents no* hrvialble. Today, more than close in their results, the side which hap- who was not averse to having hla own 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy could not be done in this area. ist Burial was In East Ceme- and secured. problem, this doea not mean Church School and Nursery. WIU?” The Rev. Mr. Bowman 9 a.m.. Church sriMOl tor Of the year-long study commit- and property owners are urged that we do not have problems In at any other time in our history, ^_,pens to be losing by so slight a margin high sense of moral responsibility for Communion. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Nursery, kindergarten, Grades 1 tee which did the groundwork “Whichever . operation the tery. Trooper Cornell’s activities by Cihalrman Frank Niederwer- Bus Line Owner 10:30 a.m., ’The Service, preaching. during January included 103 the cities. But they are not we are Tiaring these problems others get Into newspaper headlines Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening through 4 and Senior high. tor the creation of the four- NRDD chooses, incinerating or Bearers were Thomas Klein, fer, to attend. * tries to turn a spotlight on possible coi^ Church School and Nursery. 4 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim hours on patrol, exclusive 'of problems of the housing In pointed out to um: By a race riot Prayer. Gospel Han 10 a.m.. Church 8cho- in Harlem, by President John- 415 Center Sk 5 to 8 p.m.. The Senior Pil- Grades 6 through 8. an advocate of the incineration wath, Ernest Tureck, J c ^ Manchester Evening Herald ^'election. Sometimes, as in that famous among the students was "depressing.” 6:30 p.m., Luther League. Second Congregational Church operation for the end products. time required, os well as nine lema of the jlfeople In those son’s promise to wage a war on Saturday, 7 p.m.. The Order grim Fellowship will host the 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel- method of refuse processing, Adamy and Joseph Garibaldi. Coventry correspondent, F. Pau- (Continued from Page One) And, at this point, the normal amount 385 N. Main St. "We all agree that incinera- motor vehicle arrests, 13 motor cities. We have three major poverty, by the great attention election down In Long Island which cf PubHc Confession. 10 a.m.. Breaking broad. ToUand Association Youth Ral- lowship. said, "I do not clooe my mind The Holmes Funeral Home. line Little, telephone 742-6231. problems in our cities; a pov- Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister tion produces an end product, 400 Main St., was In charge of vehicle warnings and tour crim- tha* is being given to finding ended in a one vote victory for one aide, of public sensationalism over the horror 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. ly at the church. to methods other than incinera- erty problem, a race problem, wajv to use the school’s more Gengras cono^ed the Con- Bev. C. Ronald Wilson, 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Sk John’s Episcopal Oiareb but the proponents of compost- arrangements. inal arrests. and then In a recount victory the other being imveiled seemed inevitably in or- The Presbyterian Church Associate Minister tion, hut. In my opinion, it is the ing do not realize that it too The Mother’s Club will fea- and a cultural problem. By cul- imaginatively as agents tor so- necticut Co. has an interest in 43 Spruce Sk 7\iesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer United Methodist Cfanrch Rt. 30, Vernon only one which has proven most ture, let me hasten to add, I do commuter service, and said, way, and, at last reports. In a tie vote der. meeting. Rev. James L. Grant, Rector will require some land fill, since Robert S. Douglas ture an Educational Aid pro- cial change. Rev. James L. Ransom Rt. 44A, Bolton successful to date.” there is no reedy market in not mean the problem of main- "We believe people can bo which put nobody into the judgeship in But, at this point, the good old Har- 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. Funeral servicee tor Robert gram at 8 p.m. Feb. 23 with Man to Face *Tt seems to me, however, Minister Church School. Nursery through Bev, Abram W. Sangrey, DellaFera said, "'When Frank this country for its by-prod- Mrs. Ruth 'Wheeler of Colum- taining the Metropolitan Opera, transported other ways than by question, — sometimes the closeness of vard touch entered the situation. 7:46 a.m.. Holy Communion. S. Douglas of 187 Summit St. tha* although there problems Grades 7. Sermon by the Rev. Minister Btamler said that Manchester ucts." bia as guest speaker an "Fam- but culture in a broader sense; train." 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Community Baptist Church 9 a.m.. Holy Clommunlon, ser- were held yeaterday afternoon the cultural and educational are not invisible — indeed, they Gengras made fads remarks the result leads to a situation in which One educator accommodatingly de- Mr. Davis, "The Enduring la In no hurry to jump into any- DellaFera noted that. "In Eu- at the Holmes F\ineral Home, ily Planning.” Mrs. Wheeler is Liquor Count classes for Nursery through 685 E. Center St. 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. mon, classes, babysltUng. e served. dered to appear at the Manches- Water B aj^sm ," by the pastor. land.” Nursery. Cor our landfill operation of Hospital Notes who come from families which program in hopes that it will south wings of the station and raised, not merely by those who are senaations, the hue and cry reached Dr. Prayer fill operation.” PTA Meeto ter session of Circuit Court 12 the sheds on the tracks and Church of the Nazsrene 4:30 p.m.. Adult church mem- 10:30 a.m.. Morning refuse dtsposal. The Robertson School PTA have for generations prorided bake up the slack. critics of unions, but by union people Dana L. Farnsworth, director of the and. Church School. 9;S0 a.m.. Church School. on March 1 after Patrolman no support for education, for lower the roof of the waiting Calvary Church 236 Main St. bership seminar in Youth Build- "Each year that we use the visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. will meet at 8:15 p.m. Wednes- James Martin completed his In- "We have discovered In the arthemsel-ves, whether It would not ha University Medical Servlcea Center, (Assemblies of God) ing. 6 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Nursery through adults. present method mean.* that we intellectual atf-''nment, for am- room, he said. Bev. Robert J. SbAff, Minister 10:45 a.m.. Worship Servlcs. In all areas excepting matern- day in the auditorium. Dr. vestigation of the accident, United States that public hous- M7 E. Middle Tp'ke. Rev. B. Alfred Swain, Monday through Friday, 7:80 are one year cloaer to the sat- blUon; no re iiforc^ment, in- After New Haven passenger Bomewbat safer, something of an im- where students can even get treated 6 to 7:30 p.m.. School of Mis- Nursery through Grade 4. Rockville-Vemon ity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. William Gruhn, associate pro- which occurred about 2:30 p.m. ing, at leaot as H 'was'practlced runs are eliminated, a mass Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Associate Minister p.m.. Evening Prayer. uration point, whereas, were we ato 6UI0 to 8 p.m. and private deed, for anything but for . proveteent, to have all the machinery of without having the university itself sions. opening session. Speaker; 8:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior fessor of education at the Uni- at Porter and Highland Sts. He in the logo's and 1650’s, was not transit operation might to Pastor to pae'some other form of ref- rooms where they are 10* a.m. vrersity of Connecticut, will be duplicating the trag;lc pattern , such an election operated directly by know about It, Dr. Farnsworth was the Rev. Donald Ellis, mission- Talcottvtile Congregational High Methodist Youth Fellow- has posted a $500 bond while of the past. For thtee three the solution to America's social meshed with freight operations 9:30 am .. Church School ary in the Congo when the Afri- use reduction, we could add two to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested guest speaker. The public Is awaiting arraignment. problem. Housing people in the government, which would not be too ready with comments which were shock- 9:46 a.m., Sunday School classes for all ages. Church shlps. and a half to three times as LL Auxiliary kinds of problems urban re- over the tracks, Gengras saild. can Haitian secured Its freedom. Monday, 7;15 p.m.. Prayer not to smoke In patients' rooms. invited. Baldwin and the operator of large, factory-like skyscrapers classes for all age groups. 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, much time to the area's long No more than two visitors at newal, as it has been practiced likely to be trying to tilt such machin- ingly unhysterical. Minister and discussion time. The FTA executive board will the second vehicle Orra F. did a great deal to destroy fam- 11 a.m., Divine Worship. Message by the pastor, "Sanc- range capacity." one time per patient meet at 7:30 p.m. in the United States until re- ery in favor, for instance, o f eltlibr .Da> " ^ e afe opposed to the use a i South Methodist Ctaurch . Strickland of Bolton, presented cently, is either irrelevant or ily ties, weak to begin with, 6:80 p.m., Evening Prayer. tification.’ ’ Chilc^en’a Church DriloFera continued. "Since Is Planning School Receivee 950 , vld McDonald or L W. AbeL threats,” he said, "and we know that Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Bolton Congregational Ctnroh conflicting descriptions of the disadvantageous. In the name and make problems of social Viet Peace Plan If 7 mm., Family Gospel Serv- and Nursery. nothing was done in 1064, and Patients Today: 279 Robertson School Prinicpal events leading up to the acci- ice. Bible message, hymn sing Pastor Sund^ School, ^ rm on ; “ And Rev. J. Stanton Conover, of Improving cities, or in the control much greater. Now that Wbat part of the union election ma- there Is no sense in trying to establish 6 p.m., Junior Fellowship, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Hvomos Crane has acknowl- dent, Including even the direc- and musical renditions. Bev. Richard W. Dupee Now 'TO Be Free.” Minister ^ n d Drive name of Improving housing — we have discovered that urban Meeting Subject . > chinery Is most suspect ? Just as In poli- rules; they know how to get around Teen FellowsSilp and Christian Associate Pastor Mrs. Lillian Jacobsen, Wapplng; edged a donation of $50 from tions of the two cars. service training course for 7 p.m.. Pilgrim FeUowriiip. Mrs. Patricia BetUnger, 52 in short. In the name of deal- renewal tends to inypoee real tics, the machinery for reporting the rules.” Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bible 10 a.m.. Church School. Wor- the 'Whlrlaway’e Square Dance Both vehicles suffered heavy ing with flctlotis — urban re- Jehovah’s Witnesses adults. The Vernon LHUe League Devon Dr.; Mrs. Grace Bon- Club given to purchase more costs on the people involved, we (Contteued from FOge One) vote. The count, for the Steelworkers, 9 and .10:40 a.m.. Worship Study on Isaiah at the home of ship Service. Sermon: "Come, damaga and ware towed away. newal has bypassed the real And then be couldn’t resist a HtUe Mt Kingdom Hall 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Ramambsr with chard, Hebron; Daniel O’Con- recreational and educational are not likely to curtaU, change, 7^1 Main Sk Service. Race Relations Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Len Bayliee. F^ollow M e ." Auxilary will conduct an ad A pasenger in the Strickland problems or, In some cases, out back, or even eliminate the States could no* discuss terms has been slowest In districts where the of institutional pride. Message by the pastor, "The day. Boy Scout Sunday. Dr. nell. 25 Northfleld St.; Joyce play equipment to be used in vehicle, Sally J. Pine of Rock- Will of God for Man.” 7 p.m., Junior High and campaign for its 1965 roster the made them worse. uiton renewal program. We are that would amount to surrender >>i local leadership has been particularly “ As a matter of fact,” he added, "stu- Shaw preaching "Change and First CongregaUotuU Church Pilgrim Fellowshlpe. Oliphant, 41 Gerald Dr., Vernon; the school’s physical education- ville, was later treated by a "In a book' published early 4:30 p.m., Bible group discus- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray- last two weeks of February. Anita RodelU, 97 Hublard Dr., al program. likely to let it go on, fundamen- of South Viet Nam to the Reds. outspoken and vigorous In its support dents in general use better judgment the Changeless — ‘Responsibil- United Ciiurrb of Christ doctor for slight injuries. last fall by the Massachusetts sion of Watchtower article er, Praise emd Bible study. Mrs. James Tuttle of Scott Vernon; Ralph Russell, 20 Salem Last year the club gave $80 tally unchanged and a,dd to it As one high sotirce put ft: "If ‘ of one or the other of the national can- them the general public in the use of "Worship ’The God of Resurrec- ity’ ’’ Church School. Grades 8 Andover Wapplng Community Church Police made another arrest Institute of Technology P r ^ they want us out of South Viet and 9 attending church. Dr. and Mrs. David Dougan ot Rd.; Mrs. Sylvia Tramm, Tol- to the school which was used new programs — the poverty . didates. What Is suggested to the suspi- tion.” Bev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., ^ngregadoiial yesterday as a result of an ac- Prof. Martin Anderson of Co- Nam, a good way would to to drugs.” Emanuel Lutheran Church Main St. are In charge of a com- land; Elmond Hodgkins, 14 to purchase a horizontal lad- cident occurring about 10 p.m. program, the ciril rights pro- Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group dis- Bev. C. Henry Anderson, 10:45 a.m., Senior High For- Pastor Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, Minister lumbia University has for the call off their guerrillas and cious, without being proved to any- His sincere and serious concern. In um. "TTie ^hool Views The Bev. Theodore Bacheler, C H O C O LA TES mittee that plans to contact all Olcott St.; James MeSherry, der tor Grade 1, used to help on E. Middl* 'Ipke. near Lake first time brought together the gram, Or a program concerned cussions in the Bible aid: Pastor 36 S t James St.; Mias Jeanlne develop and coordinate body wi*h education. leave the country alone.” 'body. Is that the coimt Is being held his particular responsibility, is to see "Babylon the Great Has Fallen! Moral Crisis,” Robert Digan, at- 9:46 a.m., Church School. Minister business firma in the fire dis- St. national aggreg;ate data on the Secretary of State Dean Rusk Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, Cowles, 284 Green Rd.; Herman muscles, and a climbing stile Robert N. Belanger, 21, of *T think this Is a mistake. I .. back, as it used to be held back In Jer- that aa many people as possible have God’s Kingdom Rules!" at 87 Assistant Pastor tendance supervisor, Manches- 11 a.m., Worship Service, trict. The women may be called record of urban renewal from tos expressed a similar view 9:80 and 11 a.m., Morning Fowler, 18 Crestwood Dr.; Mrs. to tecudi the children coordina- (Coventry, was charged with fail- 1949 through 1962. This book think that we are at a. point -aey City, as some people think It can Boimd and accurate medical knowledge Birch St., 302 Adams St. and 287 ter High School, speaker. Sec- Race Relation Sunday. Sermon: for ' ’ formation. repeatedly. Worship and Church School. The activity, an auxiliary Edna Lewis, 173 Spruce St.; tion of hands and feet, which ure to drive in the proper lane does not include some of the now at which we have to make Oakland St., Manchester, also; 9 and 10:30 a.m., Divine Wor- ond Mile club for Grades 8 and “The Same Love For One An- Principal Oane reports has White House press secretary atiU be held back in wicked Chicago, un- about drugs, so they will know enough 9. other.” Sermon: "A Book By Its apokeatnan said, should not be Alfred Depolt, 54 WUllam St.; and was summoned to Circuit changes that have been insti- some kind of fundamental re- 144 Grifttn Rd., S m ^ Windsor ship and Church School. Nurs- Debbie Fortier, ToUand; Theo- been most successfully used by conclUatlon between what we George E.. R e ^ y refused to til somebody knows how many votea to live sane lives for themselves. One and French Rd., BoHon. 7 p.m., The Senior High Fel- 7 p.m., Pilgrim FeUowshlp. Cover." oonfused with the annual fund Court 12 on March 1. According tuted In the last two or three comment on a proposal by U.N. ery for infants. Sermon by Pas- dore Trahan, 10 Olcott S t; Mrs. the youngsters. years of the present national are doing to the physical shells . are needed. can be sure, for that matter, that all Friday at the Kingdom Hall: tor Peterson, "The Generosity lowship will present a film, drive conducted during May by to police, Belanger, westbound Secretary-General U Tliant Fri- "Martin Luther,” Cooper ^U . Mary VerlUl, 112 Princeton St.; The Square Duice Club hoMs on the turnpike, went out of administration. But for the ot our cities and what we hope But perhaps the basic argument la Harvard, Ip Its own way of course. Is 7:25 p.m.. Theocratic Minis- of God.” team memtore In house to Sandl Topllff, 54 N. School St. club level dances under spon- to do with the people who Uve day that boith sides In tto Vlat try School. Junior High Fellowship will at- house viskts. control after applying his thlrteen-or-s6 years preceding Nam conflict begin talks " that union business is so much public interested In all phases of the problem, 6:30 p.m.. Confirmation ADMITTED TODAY; Leo sorship of the Coventry Recrea- that time, this Is the plteUMtigB are being tnade avallabls for equal amount a t baste, mutual to play a l< ^ with that Imjirea- inotude p. 60:29-31. fhwrldttioo. Sponsored by tlw Btoaebeetee’ at sCtendlng the Prasldniti’ boll State Jail at Iw ttord la Uau cookies or cake. It will Yo«-Can Jagto Tiui Quality trust, and good will, tbs two Oomea of Ohnrokeo at the BMAIsr HIRm Hotel in IntervteMB'in this oounby. ’’ Bton;, and nnney, becauM he Wednesday. 8 p.m., TesUnumy Prominent men such oe the CALL of payment of bond. Isadsrs and their rsapportlon- may deem it necessary to be- me^ng. 643-5135 Hartford when Ladlss' Night lAugWHn was aireoted by U . late President Kennedy, Dr. And tslevisiim, alert to Its opportuni- civilization as much as past has con- pleaie evayyonf 1 Rou tai 4 R 44 A — M finehartar, Conn. ment teams agrosd on ths crea- gin a little pre-1966 practic6 Reading Room boun at 746 Benjamin Spock, Dr. Paul Dud- All tha tomorrows of oar S IS CEN TER STR U T will Step be cbesrved. Itaymoad CkttOn ntfoMiW iff- ttas, liss m spoMdsd to tbs inviUtlon, and trlboted, thus helping mankind to march tlon o f 86 new Senate dlstrleta Using Dempsty a s ' a tergst, Main St., excepting legal boll* ley Wbito and Prerident Joluv- •Ihe&iir of the Soooad Coro, tatnoon at a aamos atetmi on steadily fonvard toward the Uvea must pass Him batolte has bagun to oomr war mors elossly and o i and 177 nsw House districts. may bars to pretend t b ^ dajti,< Mbnday through Satur- eoo bare supported fluoridto tiMy rroefc no. - gra^atlafud Church will X. Cmter It. •peace on earth, good w01 towara sm a. " Anf when the prosentiapadal aWtlty to ,dsol 'Ond ooopOmte day, H atlMnfa r. gMtag os « ptetors of-wbst —TH« PORTLAND ORBOONZAir^ Okpt WUllna X>.___ fagular asaalon opened. a has aoBiebow faded away. 619 7 to 9 p.nL VlM SnlvaMaa A nay. " 1 MA^^CHESTER^ COUV., SAWRDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1966 FAGB

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New SlDervotee SSCouDuy 44Ctemt flsh CHOICE VARIETY ENAMEL and LACqUEB Printing ^ 33 Oriantal porgy 3 Retainer t- t--- 43 Whirlpool CV9, toll malntennnre, fully 33 Hortea* gaitt 4(hidd«aefUM 33 Antenna BEFINISHINGS Prompt and Eflielent SSUtha dawn 27 Equina faad 48 Compoaa Mint inMiTMl to roduoe your prob- B Stout itrlnt 38 Hardens SOSonon (an.) Qualify REASONABLE PRICES Printing Of AO Kinde line lemo anil worrieo. For full la- FREE ESTHETES (ormotloo call Seafood BT. 88—VERNON, CONN, ComiPHnity Press dust Above the TralBo Paul Dodos Ponrioe 43 OAK ST. Clrele 9 East Middle Tpke. INC. TEL. (M8-60I6 Telephone 643-5727 87S..'V1AIN STKCET TEL. 649-DU87 h Phooe 648-28A1 Wo U rfo Von To Support Mincheater i ALLY OOP BY V, 1. HAMI.IN The Lntx Junior iMnacum Rug * S’ Cleaning PONTIAC GLASS Company AND • For Ante WlndahieMn L.^ H a n n a w a y • For Storp Fronts and all OLD Street Plen Belongs to IGO sizes of Wlndowa Del Knowita, Do you have any Idea w hat^ TEMPEST • For Table Tops GRAND-DAD Prop. I.G.O. stands for and how im- missions. He was promoted to CARNIVAL BY DICE TURNER foteman and gained an en-vlable OPEN 8 AM . to 5 PJI. Call 643-OOn portant It can (be to you? It SATURDAY 8 AJK-NOON , ! BOURBON stands for Independent Garage reputation for excellent work, They Turn Out Quality Work SAIESond SERVICE Owners and it is a nationwide i f you do need work done on 86 Proof 3.DAY Many weddinga are planned^ organization designed to pro- your car, take it to Mr. Plen; SERVICE! for the late winter and early BO, t h a t t h e y gain prestige PAUL DODGE J. A . W H ITE tect car owners from inferior his prices are in line with fair through its use. HJS — alao work, from an overcharge for a trade practices and the work is spring, and a great many of the done quickly and efficiently. By PONTIAC, iN a GLASS CO. rURNTTlIRE CLKAMNO job or any other reasonable invitations and announcements complaint that a customer may the way, S Jk H Green Stamps 81 Haaen SL—TeL M9-7822 will be done at Community tn Mala Str-TeL S49-ffSSl VICHI'S have against work done on his are also given here, and this is car. Reuben Plen, owner of an extra bonus. Press, 9 E. Middle ’Tpke. 'The Front end work Is done, re- as to its cost. PACKAGE STORE Reuben Plen’s Texaco Station, reason for this? Mr. and Mrs. Offset printing is anothei building ball joints, tie rods on 20 BISSBOX ST. 381 Main St., is a member of Prank Larson, owners of the growing mediuni and Oommu' VnUed Rtht’€UiA this organization and hdve been all makes of cars. The winter MANCHESTER nlty Press has the Platemostei since Mr. Plen opened his sta- has been a hard one, and if you business, are so helpful, so ac- TOURAINE tion on July 16, 1962. notice that your car is Inclined commodating and so meticulous made by the Itek Susinesi MEMORIAL COs, BY AL VERMEER 358 BIJKNSIUK A V L . Products Division, Photostat PRISCILLA'S POP CUSTOM MADE Here in Manchester there are to . wander a bit, heed this to see that all work turned out EAST HARTPORP about 25 members of Indepen- warning, it means that front here is of the highest quality Corp. r.f .Rochester, N. Y. Thb PAINTS Oppoalte East Cemetery ST U A R T F I N A LLY , L IK E A) CANVAS AWNINGS dent Garage Owners, and all end work is indicated. The that more and more people completely automatic offset 289-6333 plate processor produces' tw< FOR BEST RESULTS CV^ <307 U P N E R V E , BIRD> menVbers must meet certain place to have it done is at Reu- have turned to them for all Quedity Momoriab TO GO OFF TW' OUT OUR WAY BT J. R. WILLIAMS Power and Hand I'oola qualifications before they are ben Plen’s Texaco Station. kinds of printing jobs. 7 S K I J U M P . ' T H A T . Palntliig and Decorating admitted. Each member must Do you need new tires? You Over SO Years Expertenee ------^^7 OW--A wa, HeOLTHY- ^ ( »«U.,>OU \ f 7HEOOOIM.F Toola will find a full selection at Reu- Most wedding invitations and be printed oh offset printi: (SR A CEF U L.l live up to a certain set of announcements are done with PAUL'S HE DO E H ? LOOKIN' MkN UKE YOU I 1 TEACH HIM 1( AW AKEN S MK Garden and l«n d Toola standards, and before they are ben Plen’s Texaco Station, and presses. ’The Itek PlatemasI CoS 649-5807 ON'reteEPCuz / V T0 9(»:ATCH / V NOW AND A raised printing today, and it offers a totally new concept er > WITHOUT < Baby, Houaebold. Party admitted to I.G.O. all qualifica- when you purchase new tires at PAINT SUPPLY ALITTLC PO O TW / THEN, BUT 1 reaWy takes an exjpert to detect making offset plates ai , 6IZE SCRATCHES < f THUMPIN' \ 7 YOUTWO i and Banquet SuppUen tions are rigidly checked, then this station, your wheels are . A. ADIETTI, Prep. HISSELF—EEZn- 1 { T H 'F L O O R , ) V CO A 4 Invalid Needs the matter o f their membership balanced free of charge. the difference between raised through its use, CommunI 645 Main Street SOUNP6 UKE TH' Z \ ORLOCK / . . 7 THOaOUdH is voted upon. Should you have About this time of year many printing and engraving. The ef- Press is now able to offer 1 ; Tel. 649-0300 Barrlaon SL, Manehmlao S FIREMAN ATW < ( HIMINTH* 1 ,gsNlA jo so r. work done on a car at one of oars need a tune-up job to keep fect is Imiprassive and the coat hour service. -Monday throu lyOOOR"OW— 1 KITCHEN! / j the members of the I.G.O. and them running smoothly. The is much less than engra'ving, for Wednesday, on most forms 25% OFF on feel that you were over-charg- extreme cold we experienced the coat of raised printing is a the copy is ready for the ca 8KE US FUR: ed or that the work was not has put a strain on batteries, very moderate one. There is one era. B Upholstery o Alnmlnuiv RoU Up/ done in a satisfactory manner, and if your battery is sluggish item to remember when you Through the use of this m Awralaga RUG CLEANING you may register your com- you might be wise to have it want to have raised printing, machine, Community Press , 1 and IVI Shop STEVENSON’S • Door (wopiea For Cash and Carry! plaint vdth the IndepeiKlent checked now. The next cold whether it be a wedding In-vita- able to give much faster sei BE-UPROLSTBBINO * ’-(.vT - " r # Storm Down Garage Owners and they will snap might mean a dead bat- ice to Uie'T customers and •’ l . A I tion or any other message; it ESSO lomiwni>.i»TM.i,>axw. o OomblaatloB Wlndowa NEW CARPETING! make a full investigation. tery. Sparkplugs and points is necessary to give Comimunlty the same time the custom* * Modem Furniture I that are dirty means a loss of f'Ji'itri; Manchester Awning Co. Should your claim be warrant- Press St least tight days to and Antiques 405 M A IN fST. 185 W E S T C E N T E R ST. ed, they win see to It that a power and pickup, and this ings. It is almost : BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL BELMONT condition can easily be reme- complete the work, and more ’ e Store Steola and Boothg TEL. 649-5533 ? Telephone 649-8091 satisfactory adjustment is time than this should be allow- k"i w i made. Therefore, you can easily died. It is not necessary to * e Custom Furniture Bif.V.8.rM.o m Rstabllahed 1949 RUG ed if It is at all possible. So * Tuno-ups I H I T l A V BUT HOW see the advantage of having Itemize everything when you SUpcovers and Draperies HEAD ON 1 m CLEANING your work done at the garage take your car In for a check-up. when you wish raised printing, ' Made to Order E remember to place your order Complete Selection of * Engine Cleoning THE THE HECK DID 1' COMPANY that displays the I.G.O. sign. Reuben Plen will go over every up as a Materials ,C E I L I N G '' HE REALLY HE DO IT ? 808 Main SL • 648-6662 When you take your car to item and check it. Should your well in advance so that you will car need a treuismlssion job, not be dtsapipolnted. FREE ESTIMATES * Miner Repairs I DID. I THOUGHT TURNPIKE Reuben PlenLs Texaco Station ppli this is the place to take it for ^ Lower Level of tlM Parkade HE WAS *‘You know what? W« played hooky ail morning for you know that the work will be j Many times it is dilflcult to only; if two sidesiaei (or the L Mr. Plen is an expert in this 649-6SM * Stamps FOOUNG.' nothing. Today’s Saturdayl" AUTO satisfactory; all work is guar- selept .a thank-you gift, some- verse side) is to be used, 1 anteed and Mr. Plen hSs a fine field. It may not be necessary thing for a hospitalized friend to have a new transmission job quires 48 hours— the extra time SEAT COVER background of experience. Be-1 or one convalescing at home. is to allow the first side to dry fore opening his o'wn busineee i done; perhaps just the seals Personalized stationery l.s an JI^WiLLiaa^ need replacing. W hatever your thoroughly. The Larsons have A- CoRvortlbk Tops he worked for a General Mo- ideal answer to this problem VtC’S PIZZA SHOP mechanical problem Is, let Reu- always tiled to keep abreast of a-ii-ta tors firm in Manchester for 10 and you may choose regular the times with new equipment DON WILLIS ' 158 W. Middle Turnpike STABTIMa FXrOM scr atch 'k Auto Soot Covors yeras and he not only was an ben Plen solve the matter for Phone 649-3700 you. and enjoy driving a car size ste.tionery, infom als or but only if this does not sacri- Custom Made From The expert mechanic but he spe- c a r ^ as ^ u wish, knowing | flee the high quality they have Bolt of Goods to Fit Your ■ apart C K U I. ci^ized in hydramatlc trans-' that is mechanically perfect BEN CASEY that your gtft will be^ most■ wel-■ set for all work done here. GARAGE PIZZA Car • MOVN80 come, as well as showing your Quality in all work comes first; 18 Main St„ Tel. 649-4531 SPAGHEHI it Free Estinuiten thoughtfulness in its selection. they endqavor to serve all cus- I JUST COULDNT VsAIT TD THX >tHJ THAT, AND A FEW OTHER it Free Inbtallation * WAOMIMO /XDOta. - Wonders of the Universe ' It is noticeable how "many tomers s'wiftly, charging rea- ' RAVIOLI WHAT I THINK OF >DURTRE«n^EMT THIM(»...IF >DU THINK >00 XdllKIlV Specioliifng in “Drive Down )pr Call” . . . business firms and professional sonable prices for all job or OPEN DAILY ■* CAN s r r f i n a F C R r r i men have turned to raised commercial printing. The proof SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 166 MldKAB5 GHOST./ J Manchester Moving Gentrol Ropofr Work CLOSED MONDAYS ''ftlXlNS10t€EMP£a»?] ------s on getting started placed the surface Instruments TO car r y out 381 Main Street is exiposed to hazardous condi- for acquiring information about ~ y OUR PLANS. to provide large holes in which because of the tremendous could be Installed a multi-stor- tions it becomes apparent that weight of initial gas to be car- the lunar environment. These Phone 643-9149 led shelter for the men. This more effort must be Invested in ried to the moon. Oither ecien- can be monitored by the astro- type of shelter could permit all pro-vldlng this shelter. Usts in this country have pro- nauts with little need for trav- WATKINS-WEST CAMPING Hydramatio Tranamlttloa activities to be pursued with For those who wonder why posed that the shelter be laid eling away from the shelter. Bepairtag out like a. ranch house in which The designs of a lunar shelter ill All Work Ouaraaterd there exists this vital need for FUNERAL EQUIPMENT a shelter It should be remem- everyone and everything is on at this time is an academic Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags Texaco Lubrication Servica WE HAVE bered that surface conditions one level. The difficulty with problem, for the first man on SERVICE on the moon are completely this design Is that a large area the moon' will not land fo.- at Air blattreaa^ Stoves, We Give Green Stamps MACHINE SHOP alien and unfriendly. The sur- is exposed to vacuum condi- least five years. However, sig- Lanterns exon face o f the moon is subject to tions and leakage of the con- nificant effort must be expand- ORMAND J. WEST .AWUJ SERVICE lethal rediations from the sun tained a tm o s p ^ e may be high MANCHESTER ed on the development of this Director Typewriter Service • Piston Pin Fltttng and space, to meteoroids which and forbidding The ideal sit- shelter at this time so that it SURPLUS SALES CO . • Boring Cylinders ^ can impact the sUrfdee with uation would be one in which may be available when needed. speed up to 45 miles a second, 142 E. C E N T E R ST. 169 N. MAIN ST. a minimum surface is exposed Because of the tremendous CAPTAIN EASY • Valve Refacing • and with rapid 'temperature at Depot Square , . MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD BY LB8I.IE TURNER and yet provides the greatest costs Involved in placing pay- .. blanetaeater' s Ol dest 1 Y a le • Head Grinding changes which can vary by 400 Open Dally to 0:09 PJM. ' living arM. This Indicates that loads on the moon no country NOW e King Pin Fitting degrees ih a relatively short PURMSTIMW/ YOU KIPMrrVWMAnBBDA AMUItP! JtlfTWaP nrSBAsy.Tomwt. Typewriters Repaired a compartmented sphere or — either the United Statee or With Finest FaciUties J. FARR — 648-7111 somet hin' has WELL, IT'S GOOD NEWSi OH, HE'LL BE CALLING WHAT DO , period of time. The only way hemisphere containing many YBARS HOTNINO/ WOYIB aittN.HStKVlVBD A cyessesLWHAT.is M.ByCOMMRM» ahd Overhauled e Brake Drums 'Turned Russia—can afford to be casual GOSH! MAYBE HE'S PHIL— BUT l-A H -W ISH YOU SOON, DAN! I'VE YOU WANTT' to combat these conditions Ls levels may evolve as the opti- JWIPWWTER0FPTMIT1.TH0 .ASHtKBPOim; YMIR FMflBRPRINT* Standards and Portables e Generator and Starter about what form the lunar shel- A PUSON-ID-PERSON CALL, SOAAETHM'HAS IT HAD COME FROM GOT SOAAETHIN' ELSE THHq; » oocuRaeDU nPDRrEPiosr«STARreo a to live beneath the surface of mum configuration. IN MINO-THAT I FEEL , NOTHIMaM WTHTnswarmss- Work (off the car) the moon. ter should take. O AN-'FRO M AUAMI/ IT AAUST, HAPPENED POP— J ...... MBY* PORTXUKAmVOU Work Picked Up ■ Delivered The Russian scientists have BE SHERIFF FINN AGAIN/ SURE WILL DO IT/ MV P A S T • Etc., Etc.. Etc. P a inting— D ecor a tin g lilHiPai Madrines For Rent Some scientists believe that indicated that the ideal shelter Foreign A Domestic Cars beneath the lunar surface may may be provided by finding a Industrial be mapy caves and caverns. I hole or narrow crater on the - Radio Today COMMIRCIAL • mOUSTRIAl • RESIDfNTlAL Franeis X. Torhuno believe this is so because gas moon with a depth pf 40 or SO has been observed coming from 1:UU1 -.yi bk Btaannon' M anch ester feet. Into this hole would be 4:0U Ixiiig John .Wadt Interior—Exttrior—Color Consulting Service Phone (649^986 at least one mountain’ peak and lowered a "pneumatic’’ struc- Dick Rubmson It U reasonable to assume that ture feetoned to a central ri^d 1:00 News, Olt Complete Insurant^ Coverage A u to F a rts the gas had to be stored some- , „ WHA»-iie "*«.r • I . s I Are you, nervous structure. TTds central element 1:00 Cjens Anthony. , , Aid BROAD str eet place. XTiat someplace could be would provide the rigidity for 6:33 News. Sports Est. 1915 TeL M9-4S28 a oave ot cavern. This means 7:00 Dave Arthur Show ReGfi tlie shelter and be divided into Herald Ads. about Service? call that when the first men get several floors. A central shaft to the moon they will explore containing a ladder would pro- the surface for caves ^o use os 1.00 New, WM. DICKSON & SON Sunoco Heatlui! Oil shelters. vide access from one level to 1:13 Itoaltor However, scientists also rec- another. When the pneumatic 3:00 Met Opera Tel. 649-0920 -> Manchester, Conn. layer is Inflated it would be- 3:00 Monitor A quality haating oil deliv«rad ognize that the men will have f :00 S***- Weather. Sports r4DL ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and I<11ANK RIIMiEWAY DAVY JONES to live- somewhere until the come partially rigid. Then the 6:?l MoDltur BY l.BPP and MeWILLlAMB utomatlcallyl Burner service 24 space between it and the walls 7:03 Keynotes subsurface shelters b e come 7.80 Mordtor hours 8 dsyl An easy-payment available. TO anticipate this of ths crater would be fliled In 8:30 UCoun vs. Holy Cross OH, HI, A L IC E ...' 'With oruslied lunar surface ma- /ONH MORE DELIVERy STTMAN('HB8TER—PHONE 649-4601 temperature regulation some- |rom one floor or wall to anoth- what leas lUfflcult. er without lose of atmosphere TOUBI8M TAKE. TO DOUBUB Buy THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK , HMATiNQ Oil. to the outside. Temperature I V One# a liated' a Biree - story Dean J. Byre entlmatee. ■Stt*

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FACTOR IN WIN; Roofmsua CMHDwjrs 10>A Hglp WaateA—>f Advantage in rebound- ROOFDfG - psrJaHiliv PART-TIME waltraea 6or haieE> ing helped Bristol Cen- pairing roofs of all klada. new eonetts, 11 a.m.-8 p.m. dally. tral top Manchester. Havlicek Perfect Fifth Man CLASSIFIED roofs, (Uttar work. cUmiMyz Apply Grant’s, Paitade. Rockville Wins CVC cleaned, repairsd. AhmHnon Jeff linear (35) and siding, 80 yean ’ experieaca. Tommy Pons outduel Free estimates. Can Bowley, LPN or RM, fun or part-tpBai U-7. 8T5-20T7. Bob Evans (hidden) each added 11 for tha wliinata 64S-686L 6M-8m. central vaujsv proved to be better than most ADVERTISING for the ball. Indians’ and dob Newmarkar, the other THE StHdlnga Proper Light Takes Spot ra^IE N C E D players on the court, save starter, had eight. Chet Koblinsky (54) is W. U Pot teammate Van. Puts caimed 30 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Heating and Plnmbing 17 out of play. (Herald Van Paces Rockville has now won all OPERA'TORS RookvUle ...... IS 0 1.000 points, netting nine hoops, the 12 cenfevenoa meeUnga and Is NEW Y way to the Dofesise Depart- master of the defending NaUon- leseen tho valne of the advertisement wgj not be c o r r e c t by [ Rockville gym, big Van repeat- ington although the visitors Ifartvllo ...... 4 11 dle the coaching chores. The post has been vacant since al Basketball AssociaUon cham- fllnvlng—Tmeianff'— spoken, gifted athlete came up ed his first game heroics, scor- didn't give up. Bucheri ...... S 6 11 ment to pat it In the proper "make good" hiMrtion. WOMAN FOR General office with anoUier tremendous, ex- Van Oudenhove ...... t 17 » Tony Alibrio resigned following the 1964 season. . . . If pion Boston CelUcs BMday Storagw 20 ing 36 pointa 17 coming from A t halftime, Rockville nursed Newmarker ...... S a 8 Ufht" work, typing and accounts' re- traordinary performance last bard work means anything, the^ Twenly-nlne foothaU play- night. His team despite a decid- YOUR COOPERATION WILL ceivable ex^rtence preferred, I the free throw lane. In addition, a 47-36 lead and with Van con- Kellner ...... Q 5 fi edly cold, sub-par performance MANCHESTER Delivery. light night to spark RockvlllqHigh he hauled down 18 rebounds, trolling both backboards and Lee ...... 0 0 0 lOH Sporta Night, Monday, ing next week and East Catho- ers were Involved in the re- BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 trucking snd package deUvery. hours” 8-5, pleasant working to the Central Valley Cham- Beckwith...... 1 0 3 MarA 29 In Manchester will be had managed to edge New York h i ^ for the night < Putz leading the fast break, 0 0 lic, EUington High, RockviUe cent Irregnlaritles at the Air Refrigerators, washers and condlUonz. Write Box F, Her- pionship via a convincing 93-6B Orirnth ...... 0 a success, thanks to a group of Force Academy, sad 105 04-92 in overUme. sto\’e moving sp>x;lalty. Folding ald. ^mpers flared on several three minutes Into the second Mooney ...... _0 1 1 and (Coventry the following Havlicek was the reason. win over Newington High. occasi(ma and both sides lost half, RockvUle was ahead by 20. JOE VAN OUDENHOVE workers headed by Bruce Eagle- cadets resigned rather than chairs for r.mt 649-0702. Totala • M w eek.. Now available is the The former Ohio Stste star, The husky blond with the two players via fighting in a Tall Tom Verroneau (221 and ton. Full details wUl be an- New York Giants’ football film. face eonrt martial. Forty- , all 10 in the second half. Van Nswiasees. (tS overshadowed by Jerry Lucas Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? RN, FULL or part-time. Call lifeguard physique was money foul-infested, rugged battle. rugged Larry Dupont (121 were Dupont ...... • s la noimced shortly. Giant Highlights of 1964. The thres of 46 football had 19 points in the first half, 0 a • * * were Implicated In the West In college, forced the overtime. Painting— Papering 21 649-2368. in Uie bank in the “blue chip” And after the court battle, fol- outstanding in defeat for New- Brunelle ...... 1 30-mlnute, sound film la avail- game of thjc year for the Rams. ington, which was guilty of ex- 12 coming on buckets and added Verroneau ...... « 4 s Point cribbing scandal of New York rookie Emmett Bry- lowers of both sides engaged In Porteus ...... s a r able f r e e ^ writing the Giant ant hH a jumper from the foul 24-Hour Answering Service INSIDE and outside painting. The senlor'center pumped in 36 combat outside the gym. cessive fouling in the final 16 13 more in the second half, Poet ...... 4 1 9 Here *n There 1051. ( Little League baseball candi- office in New York at 10 Co- "Our records at Navy, and line with three seconds left and You name your own prlca points in a great one-man It wasn't a one-man show by minutes. three baskets and 10 foul tries ntueitrlck ...... > a Free to Heraid Readers 649-7863. 875-8401. showing a week against in the The winners connected on 35 Putz was consistent, nine points Gaekin ...... 3 0 4 dates wlU register Tuesday lumbus Chrcle, Now York 16, Pm sure It’s the same at the the Knicks seemed to have the TYPIST-CLERICAL. any means, the title-clinching Hai^lns — 0 8 game 86-88. first of the two “ must” games game. Little A1 Puts, playing of 46 free throws. Van getting before halftime and 11 after. night, MfcrOh 3 at Buckley, Ver- N .Y ... Also available la the other academies, show that Want Infonnatlon on one of our classified advertisements f No EXTERIOR and interior paint- Swarmed over by two defend- against challenging Newlng- with a cast on his left arm. 17 of 20 Including 11 in a row. Mark Bucheti and Jim Martollo Totals at 17 49 p la i ^ and Weddell School new Merts’ film. It's a Met, Met, Instead of being Inferior the answer at the telephone llrted? Simply call the ing. W atoaper books. Paper- sites. Tom Clonran, president, Met World. athlete normaUy Is a snperi- ers and pinned in the deepest hanging. Cfellings. Floors. Fully Position available, local in- see or stndent,’’ Bnslk said. comer on the play to get one insured. Workmanship guar- surance comp€iny, pleasant made the announcement. Season more sliot, Havlicek made a EDWARDS oipeners will be staged Sunday, Telepatrol • anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. working oondlUons, com- Records Fall Again in 110-71 RouU blind, running, impossible-look- If no answer, 643-9043. petitive salary, merit in- Prestige W in May 16.. Soccer letter winners The telepatrol — heralded es ing toss at the buzzer which at thfe ' 'University of Hartford ANSWERING SERVICE creases, excellent fringe the fastest filming of races in brought about a tie. INTERIOR and exterior paint- benefits, 8; 15-4; 15, five last faU incltxled Tom Aitkin the sport—has made its debut Noisy Crowd HavtUcek’s long bomb, a 85- ing, wallpaper removed, fully UConns’ Goal o f Manchester and Ray BagUn 64941500 - 875-2519 days weekly. Evening in- in thoroughbred racing at Un- footer -with SO seconds left In Insured. Rene Belanger, 643- terviews possible by ap- of Bolton. Both are members ooln Downs. and lea've your message. Xon’D hear from our advertiser tq jig overtime, won the game. It cli- Ume wlthont spending aU eveulng at the telephone. 0512 or 644-0804. pointment. Call Mrs. L u b ^ 14th, Straight for Eagl es of the junior class.. Pete Lo- Also being provided for the Sees Favored maxed a spree of seven straight At Worcester 643-1124, 643-1125. Msglio, local resident and direc- convenience of Lincoln Downs points and marked the first PAINTINO. EXTERIOR and interior, paperhanging, wall- CormecUcut wdll be seeking a tor of athletlca, coached the patrons is closed-circuit TV, a time Boston bad led the entire Lost and Fonnd Business Services Hawk hooters.. Only six major Ueln with the three giant M s- Fighter Win extra sessiMi. paper removed, dry wall work. prestige win tonight at Wor- Offered 1.3 Reasonable rates. Fully in- cester when it takes on Holy college basketbaU teams have vislon cameras that win also The same two teams meet lost — green and yellow para- BABYSrrrER. 4 days a week, won more games than unranked film the running of ^ races again s-t Madison Square Gar- keet vldnlty Congress and sured. Free estimates. 649- Qross. Ninv YORK (AP) — Boxing LAWNMOWER sharpening; re- 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. prefer my homo. Telephone In Bombing over Penney 'UConn this season. Going in to- for the benefit of the stewards. icked up more momentum in den tcOtlght, then Boston returns Homestead Streets. Please tele- pairs, sales, rotor blades 643-0666 after 6. The Ouaaders are one of two basketball teams that have night against Holy Cross at Telepatrol, a New York cor- ew York with another big, home for an afternoon contest phone 643-1904. sharpened: bicycle sales, serv- EDWARD R. PRKJE, decorator, humbled the Huskies this sea- Worcester the HuskleB stand poraUem, Is In use at Pompano noisy turnout for favored Luis with Baltimore tomorrow. ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, paperhanging (books fur- WANTED — babysitter, dgys, vicinity McKee Street. OaM 649- son. Virginia was the other. ^^eve Faucher got four for the^91-46 triumph. Five JaVsss hit 15-2. Wednesday Is the dead- Beach, Liberty Bell, Montioello Rodriguez’ decisive victory over Havlicek had 17 points to Sam 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 nished), interior and exterior By JOHN GOLDEN t 4087 after 6. I Hdly CrosB won last month Knights. double figures led by Boh Mar- line for mail order appUoations Raceway and Suffolk Downs middleweight contender Rubin Jones' 34 but he shared the spot- Annoancenenn 2098. painting, ceilings refinished. Records fell again last harness racing and also at two (Hiurlcane) Carter at Madison light with Sam. at Storrs 77-62, but Connecticut The eecond string started the tens with 18, Len Yost with 16, for the 'UGbnn-Manhattan game YOU ARE A-1! Truck Is A-1! Homes, churches. Industrial — WOMAN—bookkeeper for build- played without its two aces, night as the East Catholic greyhoimd racing tracks, Taun- Square Garden Friday night. The (Jelts got off to a quick BSjEXTTROLUX sales and serv- fully insured. 649-1003. second quarter for the EMsties and Willett, Gary Oobt, and Jim In New Yorii's Madison Square 27-11 lead but the gap closed Cellars, attics, trash, small er In No. Coventry area. Must Wes Bialosuknia and Toby Kim- Eagles shattered the cen- and Penney had its best period, Juknis with 10 apiece. (garden on Feb. 24. Requests ton and MUe High. it was the first boidng card in ice, bonded representative. Al- be able to type and must tqivs The Telepatrol Image Qr- steadily thereafter until New fred Amell. 110 Bryan Dr., trucking done A-1 right! Call ball. who were injured. outscortng the reservee 23-18 Tuesday night the Eagles should be directed to the XJOonn the Garden since the 19,100 sell 643-2928, Tremano Trucking own car. Hours can be .ar- Bialosuknia, averaging, 21.5 tury mark for the first time thocon cameras, o f the type out for the Floyd Patterson' York went ahead midway of the Manchester 644-8141. Electricnj Servii^es M in varsity competition and but the scoreboard read 49-34 travel to Springfield to meet athletic ticket offloe.. Yonkers final quarter. At one stage be Service. ranged for Uttle lees than full- points a game, and Kimball for EMst as the half ended. Daly Cathedral for the aeoond time Raceway Is preparing for the used exclusively al ail t e l ^ George Chuvalo heavyweight time if necessary. Write stating shooting over the 18-point mark, Sion atationa, “shoot” the r a ^ elimination cm Feb. 1. lore intermission Boston went INCOME TAX returns, busi- FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt set a new school scoring had six this time around but In what should be the biggest earnest opening In New York six minutes 'without scoring. ness and individual, prepared LAND CLEARING, tree re- service on all t5rpea o f elec- quallflcetlone to Maneheeter will be in the line-up tonight. high with a 110-71 romp over threat to en undefeated season in two prospectives—one a Rodriguez, the former welter- moval, and chain saw work. P.O. Box 732. ; Miscia got hot for East Hart- history when Uie trotters and head-on "shot” and the other a weight chzmpion who holds a 9- After hitting the first field by full-time income tax ac- trical wiring. Licensed and In- The Huskies, tops in the Penney High of Blast Hartford. with the poeslble exception of countant. New laws effecting A. Michaud, 742-8096. sured. Wilson Electrical Co., Yankee Conference, take a 16-2 ford and pumped in 11. psceia launch the racing season pan “shot”—both on the same 0 record over mlddleweights, goal attempt in the fourth period The victory before a full house East's starters played again the coming return meeting with tnmraday n l ^ t A 366-night the O k a missed the next 14 in retirement Income. Raymond Manchester, 649-4817, 643- season record into the game. on the Knight's court raised Rockville. Bast won its first film. may hzive earned shot at world TYPEWRITERS — Standard after the halftime break and schedule has been arranged a row. Girard. Can collect 876-7362. and electric. Repaired, over- 1388. The Crusaders are 11-5. East's record to 14-0 while g ^ e with the Panthers 62-48. The pictures of the race are junior middleweight champion Omnecticut has won eight this time set the game out of Eleanor Scranton la handling immediately available to the Sandro Mazzlnghi of Italy at the Havlicek was held to a mea hauled, rented. Adding ma- dropping Penney to a 4-13 East's remaining five games ger two points In the first half FEDERAL INCOME taxes ELECTRICAL WIRING and re- straight since loeing to Holy reach with a 31-16 swamping Rems for pubUoaiion In the El- stewards on video-tape and Garden in May. prepsured with your savings in chines rented and repaired. pairs done reasonably. Call 649- Bill Troy was the big star before the toumaroent are all but had IS when they counted in Pickup and delivery service. WE HAVE GOOD Ooss. as six Eagles got double fig- that gave them a three-quarter tough ones, Including besides Hngton lUdge Onintry C2ub few minutes later also a'vsilable Luis had a narrow escape mind. Reosonnable rates. Ed- 6083. In another game tonight. Tale margin of 80-50. Eight markers Bifiletln. on film. This has been regarded from disaster — be was floored the second and the winner in Yale Typewriter Service, 649- Foul Tries Net Bristol Overtime Win ures erven though the starters the two Just mentioned, return overtime. ward J. Bayles, 640-6246. 4986. POSITIONS A V A IL A B ^ meets Columbia in an Ivy played only two quarters. Troy by LaGace, seven by Troy, and bouts with S t Bernard's and a s s SB a great time saver and of' in the seventh round — but he He made it possible for Boston INCOME TAXES prepared by Floor Finishinsr 24 League contest at New Haven. scored 19 points and L arry six each by Waickowakl and S t Thomas Aquinas plus a flotals of Telepatrol report that received a thumping vote SHARPENING Service—Saws, Yale is 1-6 and Columbia U 3-4 Kinel s [ ^ l ^ disaMer for the Short Staff confidence from the three ottl to live up to its vow not to lose retired Internal revenue offi- Daly added 14 more as Ray La- meeting with the U nlve^ty of at least an hour Is saved on to New York again this season- knives, axes, shears, skates, FLOOR SANDING and refln- in league play. Gace dropped In 13, Captain Knights.' Jackowski gave six Hartford frosh. lifetim e banUhment from an entire daiys program. cials. cer, Marvin Baker. CaU 643- the ring faces WlUle Richard- after the Auerbach-Harry Gal- rotary blades. Quick service. ishing (specializing In older League - leading Cornell was Tom Msdhi 12, Len Krlst pro- to the loeer's cause. (US) The Image Orthocon cam- Judges Al Bert and Tony Ros- 0117 Capitol Equipment Co., 38 B. F. Pta. son of San Jose 'Who went si each had it 7-S in rounds latin row of two weeks ago. floors). Waxing floors. Paint- NOW / stopped Friday night, but by vided 11, and Paul Waickowakl The second string took up eras in use at Lincoln are re- INCOME TAX RETURNS pre- Main St., Manchester. Hours ing. Ceiling^s. Paperhangdng. t fog, not by Yale. The <3omell laOace ...... S 1-a It bewerk last Wednesday night while referee Johnny LoBianco Boston now has a 7-1 season’s Injuns Miss Shot came up with 10. Joe Miscia the starting role again in the Troy ...... 9 1-4 19 garded as the best la the in- margin over the Knicks. pared. Samuel J. Turkln^on daily 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Satur- No job too small. John Ver- Just before his scheduled fight had it 6-3-4. The AP scorecard plane was grounded in Ithaca, took top scoring laurels with final stanza and easily crossed Waickowskl . . . . 5 0-1 10 dustry, providing bettor TV Jr., 643-7731. day 7-4. 643-7958. fallle, 649-5750. / I Kind ...... 4 00 8 with Roger Rischer In Oakland, had it 6-8-1. for Rodriguez. Rookies Jim Barnes and Hub For: N. Y. and the game was re- 20 tallies and EM Jackowski the 100-point mark midway Malin ...... viewing especially In fog. Three Reed paced the New Yorkers scheduled for Monday. 4 4- 4 13 Calif. Richardson started kick- Rodrigues, at 151 pounds, was INCXJME TAXES prepared in LAW N MOWERS— Sharpened and Ron Hrubala added 18 and BILL TOOT through the period as Daly 6 3-4 14 8U(^ cameras will cover the with 28 and 19 points last night Here is the rest of tonight's 10 more for the losers. In the Wood ...... 0 ing his foe in the groin as the the 2-1 favorite over the Clifton your home or by appointment. and repaired, winter storage. Bonds— Stocks-— sank a jumper to mark the first OO 0 Lincoln Downs oval recording BBeeirtiere, Los Angeles Cterk-typizt heavy schedule: New BeSord short time that he played, La- Lod«« ...... a oo 4 two were called to the center of N.J., joker, at 16414. Rodriguez' Experienced tax work. 24- Sales and service — Ariens, Ume this point had been reach- Rl**a ...... 3 0-1 4 each and every race from start whipped San FYanclsco 114-95 Snowbirds, also rental equip- Mortgages 27 Tech at Quinnipiac; Bridgeport Gace grabbed nine rebounds to more ElasUes hit at a 60 per Martens ...... S the ring for pre-batUe Instruc- record is 66-4, (barter’s 20-6. hour service. Call 643-4723. Typist cent clip with LaGace getting ed in varsity play (the JayVee 4 to finish and taking in every and maintained ^its two-game ment. L & M Equipment Corp., at FTiirlelgh-Dickinson: T^ts lead seven each by Walckow- Krtot ...... a n n tions. Richardson had been bus (Jarter is ranked No. 8 among SE>'«ND mo r tgage - Un- At CCIL Laurels six out of 10. Troy shooting record is 103, scored earlier this Clpolla ...... I oo 3 portion of the race. the middles and Rodriguez No. Western margin over St. Louis, INC30ME TAXES prepared In ' Route 83, 'Vemon, 875-7609. Flgurar / at Coast Guard; Hartford ab skl. £>aly and Krlst and six by pended three previous Umes by limited funds available for sec- nine for 16 and Krist dropping season sgalnst Penney). The Lacy ...... 1 5- 4 6 There are 30 monitor sets for which walloped Baltimore 144- your borne. Call Raymond P. Manchester Exchange—Enter- Clark; TTenton State at South- Troy as the Ekigles hauled down LUwIn ...... i the California Athletic Oommls- 8 among the welters. ond mortgages, payments to ^with Hohenthal and Bob Bos- out? This nut had four chances! tage in the third quarter and FREE — ID-F1 or rtereo record «/ “It was a tough one to lose,” It was a double win for the of five and four of four respec- Willett throw in the 110th point stand and clubhouse and In Household Services A FRESH START v/111 lump the overtime. Tommy Ptins Adams State; Bridgewater State the floor as the Blue and White Springfield’s Indians, hot won going away. 'Two layups by with oil change, filter, lubrica- said Manchester Coach Phil visitors as Manchester JVs at New Haven. tively but Joe Lacy missed on with half a minute left. EMst Hrubala ...... S 4-6 10 main dining rooms of the track. Offered 13-A your debts into one easy pay- sank two foul shots to give Hyde after the contest,” the hit on 64 per cent of its field Mlecla ...... 7 S-10 30 and cold ail season, host Buf- Dick Barnett off fast breaks tion and 10 gallons gas. John’s ment. If you have equity to Fine/opportunity for the dropped a 59-45 decision to only one of four shots to fol- took the period 30-21 as Daly Besides the three Image Or- - Last Night’s Fights last home game of the .season Eastern's JVs. The junior Indi- In ..games Friday night. goal tries and at the foul line JackowMd ...... 7 *4 18 falo tonight at the Coliseum at fhocon cameras there la triggered the spurt. Jerry OuU Service, 260 W. Middle FURNITURE REFINISHED, property, call FYank Burke to q u isle d High Schoed grad- Bristol Eastern a 51-50 vic- low close behind. and K rist. each scored eight Faucher ...... 4 00 9 and by so close a score. Not an ans have lost only three this Queens (College coasted to a was even hotter with 64 per 8 o’cl(x:k.. Schoolboy basket smaller camera set on the Wert’s 29 points paced the Lak- Tpke. colMs changed. Insurance es- discuss wnya and means. Con- uate—complete benefit pro- tory over Manchester High . The five starting ESagies set points. Jackowski led the losers Blaechka ...... S M 6 NEW YORK — Luis , Rodrl easy one to forget. Romano season, against 13 wins, and 97 - 64 win over Southern (Con- cent o f the free throws going VIbberta ...... 3 OO 4 ball season le now In the home grandstand roof directed at the ers. Guy Rodgers hit 27 for the timates made. Manchester Re- necticut Mortgage Ebcchange, gram, including financial the pace right from the start in with nine points and Miscia had guez, 161, New York, outpointed IT’S NEW? I’LLi SAY! Em- before 1,200 fans at the and Bosworth looked fine to- Elastem owns two of them. necticut to give the Owla k 3-14 in. EVank Kinel had the sharp- White ...... 1 l-» .1 Stretch—regular season-wise — tote board to keep watchers in- Warriors, who kwt Nate Thur- finishing, 643-9283. 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- assistance for self-lmprov- season mark. est Eagle eye as he connected the opening canto as Troy pour- five In the final minutes. Lundy ...... 1 OO 3 Rubin (Hurricane) Carter, broidery done a modern way. 4rena last night It evened the night but we were outrebounded Zadanla ...... 0 OO 0 with Cheney, South Windsor formed of the (>dcl8, order o f mond In the final period when 8897. 'ment through evening season series, the Indians hav- and shot poorly.” X^lem Herm Strickland, with 23 on four of five field goal at- ed In 12 points to lead eight by Tha junior EMglea ran their Price ...... 0 (to 0 15414, aifton, N.J., 10. the big center reinjured his Ball point tube - permanent REWEAtUNG of burns, moth P. B. F. Pta. and Manchester High all end finish and payoffs. (X-ElARWATBSt, Fla.—Sugar studies—5-day week—free ing won in Bristol. It was the The Indians still need a win tx>ints and 25 rebounds. led tempts but Daly wasn't far be- Malin and five by LaGace and untarnished win streak up to 16 back. result. For information please holes. Zippers repaired. Win- parking. For further infor- 3 Pons ...... 4 3-3 11 TVXala 9 15-J6 T1 Ray Robinson vs. Earl Basting dow shades made to measure, seventh loss in 16 starts for the to qualify for the tournament 2 McCJarthy ...... 2 5*7 9 Quinnipiac bo a 106-62 victory hind with a six for eight. Three EMM. took the period 91-11. Mraight in the prelim with a St. Louis overpowered Baltl consult Miss Kilby. 742-6095. Schools and Oasses 33^ mation, visit our Personnel Score at half: 4S4t. bout, canceled. all sizes 'Venetian blinds. Keys Didians and mathematically and must find one In the two 4 Doyl r ...... 0 CM) 0 more 'with an 84-polnt second Fun for all ages to do. D^artment. 2 B^^aucAF ...... 6 (M) 12 WORCESTER, Maas. — Dick half. The Hawks hit on 17 of 27 made while you wait. Tape re- SEWING COURSEIS — R eg^ er eUminates them from CCIL remaining games next week. 2 Peters ...... 2 5-7 9 MINNESOTA WOOLEN Party now for beginners tailoring, toampionship chances. Elaatem 2 Ziog’as ...... 5 0-1 10 Cheney Tech Losers FVench, 160, Providence, out- shots in their 46-point third corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Tuesday the team travels to CouldnH Happen, hut It Did! Plan. Hortess earns 'valuable Main., 649-5221. day and evening cleusses; Start is now nine and eight on the Meriden to take on leag^ue lead- Sports Viewing pointed Dick Knight, 164, Oak- quarter. Charley Vaughn, with 15 Total s 19 13-18 51 land, Calif. 10. 19 points, topped nine Hawks In fashion wagon merchandise now. For Information call 649- V year. It was 46-46 at the end ing Platt, and on Friday the .Maneheeter (SO) Ellington Upended free. Spring and summer cloth- 3817. of regular play. club goes to Wethersfield. P. B. F. Pts. BOLOGNA, Italy—Nino Ven- double figures. The Bullets THE CONN. MUTUAL 2 Hutchinson ...... 6 0-1 12 SATURDAY venuti, Italy, stopped Tomma ing for the entire family: Pat Building— ContracDng 14 Manchester held a slim 41-38 2:00 ( 8) Basketball, Provi- Against St. Anthony’s played without briured Gus What had been a weU-played 3 Ro ma no ...... 3 0-2 6 BO Truppl, Italy, 6. VenvenuU Johnson and' Wak Bellamy sat Fox, 649-0164. lead as the fourth quarter open- 2 Evans ...... - 3 5-8 11 dence vs. Duquesne East Windsor Scores QUALITY CARPBNTRY- Help Wanted— Female 35 LIFE INSURANCE' game broke wide open in the retained Italian middleweight out most of the game Etlter en- overtime when in the last min- ed and pushed it to 42-38 on a 1 B o s w o r t h ...... 1 1-2 3 8:00 ( 8) Bowling Rooms, dormers, porches, 2 Hohenthal ...... 7 4-7 18 By Stafford, 77-71 title. countering early foul trouble. WAITRESS WANTED, mom- ute Elastem's Brian McCarthy basket from the line by Bos- 4:00 ( S) Golf Claasle Behind from buzzer to buzzer, Cheney Tech lost ita basements refinlshed, cab- COMPANY 1 K o b l i n s k y ...... 0 0-0 0 PerBonalfi 3 togs. 7-11 ajn., Monday lost control of the ball. Play- worth. Beaucar cut the edge to (SO) Bowling Upset over Bobcats fifth in a row yesterday afternoon to St. Anthony’s in inets, bullt-ms, formica, tile. two with a hoop but Evans 11 To t a l s 20 10-20 60 No job too small. William through Saturday. Call Rock- ers from both sides converged Score at half: 36-34. Manchester. 4:80 ( 8 ) Gaddabout Gaddis Bristol 74-56. Tlie locals now own a 4-11 showing on the STATE LlCEfflSED rest home ville 875-9554. 140 Garden St., Hartford, C Rec Volleyball losing to Stafford 77-71 in overtime. The loss is the sec- Windsor last night when A1 Mansfield’s two foul con- from the floor and 8-4 from the Bt. AaUMar’ a (14) TeL 875-lOlL CARPEJNTRY — Bathrooms Hutchinson was knocked down, trouble as Hohenthal's jumper Sports Ir B. Pta tiled, recreation rooms, remod- You need only spare hours ond in eight conference starts for the Knights whose Hne in the low fouHng game. Howley ...... 7 16 to earn big $ $ near 'home trying to clear up the mess made it 45-40 but three foul AMERICAN LEAGUE overall record is now 8-8 whlle4> 6:00 (18) Kyle Rote’s versions gave East Windscir High a 69-67 win over high- Paces High Rifle Victory WANTED RIDE to Hartford vic- eling, garages, additions, ce- before peace was restored, but shots and a layup by Beaucar World Curt Stella was the high scor- Stella ...... 10 34 inity Asylum and Sigourney, selling Standlngr Stafford is now 2-7 in the NCC. ly-rated South Windsor High. Mansfield connected with er for St. Anthony's with 24 PuUto ...... 1 8 ment work. Call Leon Cleszyn- SALAD GIRL, part-time, 8 officials threw no one out of tied it at 43-45 with a minute with 12 apiece. The visitors SUNDAY only 28 seconds left. ^ Serratore ...... 8 18 Monday-BVlday, 8:15-4:30. 643- ski, 649-4291. W. L. points as four Saints were in Ourler ...... 7 14 nights a 'week, 4-10 p.m. Apply the game. i left. Again McCarthy convert- 7 N(X! STANDINGS held a 28-27 advantage from 1:00 ( 8) Bowling It was the first North Ontral Mansfield (10) also In double Behind Al Morrison's fifth 4901 after 6. Nasslff s ...... 23 the floor and a 21-17 edge at (80) Roller Derby double figuree. Andy Tomko P. Kennedy ...... 1 3 Baseball Signings CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for- AVON Oavey’s Restamant Carl Hohenthal was the ed from the line to make it 7 W. L. Pet. Conference loss of the season figures. Baker led aU scorers was the pace-setter tor Cheney O'Reilly ...... 0 0 perfect score from prone, this Herald ...... 20 the line. 2:00 ( 8 ) NBA, Cincinnati 3 FLORIDA — lea'vlng about Feb- mica, ceilings, closets, remod- game's high scorer, throwing in 46-45 but in the final second, Jim's A tlan tic...... 16 17 South W in d sor...... 7 1 A75 for the Bobcats who remain in for South Windsor with 29 tal- with 19 points with Todd Spicer D'Andrea ...... 1 American League season, Manchester High Rifle 18 points for the Indians with | Hohent)ial hit from the free The season series Is n o w vs. St. Louis Kuclnekaa ...... 0 0 men avenged an earlier defeat ruary 20, can take three pas- eling, hatchways, attics fin- Cosmetics. National adver- EIXPEiRIENCElD 'wedtress 'want- U & R Const...... 14 16 Ellington ...... 6 2 .760 first place thanks to an upset lies helped by Stan Slomcinsky oloee b^lnd with 17.. Both Calaplnto ...... 0 0 New York — Inflelder (Jletus sengers. Call after 6 p.m., 649- ished, concrete steps, floors, Hutchinson (12) and Bob Evans ' throw stripe to give the Indians Suffleld ...... 6 4 Me even. Ellllngton won the first 4:00 (SO) Sports In Action yesterday afternoon with a 917- tising and smart packaging ed. Apply Oivey’a' R esta u r^ . Teachers ...... 915 match, 59-49. win by Stafford over second (13) anil Jim Rohlln (11), ooachee emptied the bench, ^ I Boyer. 4271. porches, garages. No Job too (11) also in double figures. ^ a new life. Eiast Windsor ...... S 4 .420 ( 8) Wonderful World Oheney using 15 players and Totala 83 891 win over Rockville at the make It easy. Substantia] Center C o n g o ...... 525 of Golf place Ellington. It was the The victory avenges an aar- Cheney Tech (M) Los Angeles — Pitcher Dean small. 649-8880. Manchester was a poor 20 fo r ! Manchester had six on the Stefford ...... 2 7 .222 The Knights still need three Bt. Anthony's playing 13. PtB. Waddell Range. The Indian commissions, no experience wins in their remaining four 6:00 ( 8) Grand Prtx third loss overall for South S?!" victory by South B. Chance. RIDE WANTED leaving Man- required. 67 from the floor and 10 for j scoreboard before Uie visitors NATIONAL LEAGUE Granby ...... 0 7 ,000 St. Anthony's own two wins McNally 4 shooters are now 10-2 on the Help Wantefi— Hale 38 game to gain 'a tourney spot. 6:80 ( 8) Phoenix Qpea Windsor against 13 wins while Windsor in East Winitoor. It 19 National League chester Green area at 8:16 to A. A. DIQN, INC. Roofing 20 at the line while Eastern' ever scored but off the bench W. L. Lyle (Jhampsgne pumped in over the Rangars this season, Tomlto . year 'while Rockville has won corner of Farmington and Asy- siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- 4 They play Penney at home Golf East Windsor is 3-4 In NCX! ended a two-gama wlnnln* Spdeer . . . . 17 8t. Louis—PitcheirFritz Ack- hit on 19 of 51 from the floor : came Pons, filling in for foul- Liberty M utual...... 23 a shot at the ^ z z e r to tie it winning 76-61 in Manchester. a eight of 10. V lum Ave. Call 649-4840 after 6 teranons and additions. Ceil- (PHONE 289*-4922) HARDINGE HAND SCREW 5 Tuesday night. competition. streak for the BobcaU. rtiohey ley, Inflelder Phil Gagliano, out- Manchester (017) and (^inverted 13 of 18 foul troubled Jack Doyle. The Army A Navy ...... 22 I all 69-69 at the end of regula- Bsai Wtsdser Monday afternoon the Rang- A(x:ari>lo 6 fielder <3arl Warwick. ings. Workmanship guaran- and chucker set-up operator, shots. Jeff Beau(»r was high speedy senior, popped in seven Nazjteene ...... 16 11 8U((«rd (77) The visitors almost lost it in Strickland 0 Morrison ...... 100-86— 186 experienced with Aircraft tion play after Elllington had B. T. Pta. Pta. am play a re-scheduled game < Cincinnati—Catcher John Ed- RIDE WANTED from Porter teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4800. for the visitors with 12 tallies | pi^nts and cut the advantage to Watkins ...... 14 10 Year’s Difference the final quarter after having Klaa ...... \ * ' Markateln Rothwell ...... 100-86—186 Sti*eet to Pratt & Whitney, E. parts. All benefits. Dean Ma- overcome a 21-15 Stafford first Bemst ...... 4 4 13 18 with WlikHiam In Windham and Tracy 0 wards. CLERK TYPIST, full-time, for helped by Pons with l i and | 18-12 by the end of the frame. Rotary ...... 14 13 quarter lead to take a 41-31 Dion ...... 1 1 3 LOS ANGELES (AP) — What led 20-19 by the end of the first »,"y------iley 5 0 host Bolton High Wednesday. (hitas .... 0 Gallagher ...... 97-86— 183 .Hartford, hours 8-4:45. (JaU 649- CARPENTRY-^2 years expe- chine Products, 165 Adams St. (^hamp«67ie ...... 5 3 13 stanza. 36-33 at intermission a 0 Smith ...... 98-86—183 busy office. Permanent posi- Greg Ziogas with 10. j Outscorlng and out-rebound- I Bast Sides ...... 10 17 halftime advantage.. EUington DeTora ...... 10 a difference a year, a 20-game ManMIeUl 4 ’Ihen take a long rest before Dux ...... 0138 after 5:30. rience. Ceilings and floor tiled, 4 34 and 66-43 at the three-quarter Hoffmeji Amlnwnll 0 Baxter ...... 98-82— 180 porches, rec rooms, garages tion. Experienced. Varied du- TGOLMAKEIR or all around Shaiing the duties between ing their hosts. EMstem opened Civitan ...... 5 22 also led 55-49 at the three-quar- Hanley ...... J ...... 3 3 8 winning season and a saJary Huska . 10 ending the season with a night Swimmers Win doubled and more, can make In nmrk. Led by Jim Baker, South 1 a 86 RockviUe (881) AOCOMMODA'nONS for seml- additions, attics finished, re- ties. Responsible person need- machinist, experienced i^th the three big men. Eastern also 1 tlje second quarter on two Travel Service ...... 4 26ter mark. Burfeaa a game at Blast Granby. TotaU took an advantage imder the hoops by McCarthy and Pons to Schedule—Monday, 8, Center Don Zabllensky was again Total! 38 the life of a baseball pitcher. Windsor staged a last come- 14 Foster ...... 100-86— 186 con'valescent lady who prefers modeled, concrete work. No ed for' Inventory control. Com- Aircraft parts, all beneffits. EmaztiHi (71) Against Central Dean Machine Products, {165 boards outrebounding Manches- .make it 18-16. The two teams vs. Herald, 8:45, Teachers vs. the high man for Ellington Belanzer ...... 3 I Right-hander Dean Chance of back with 24 j>oints in the last Touui ai Donna Richard . . . 95-86— 180 private to convedescent home. job too small. Immediate es- pany benefits. Call Nomum’s, Mr. Kaufman, 646-0114. A dan» St., Manchester. ter 25-19. Beaucar led Eastern | traded baskets until Beaucar's j Jim’s; Tuesday, 8, Nazarene vs. with 26 tallies with John Pur- FVrphey ...... 6 the Los Angeles Angels Is a case quarter which faU seconds Youik. T SugQT Ray Rohinson Walks Out Krut ...... 94-82— 176 643-1358. timates. 643-2629. I Liberty, 8:45, Nassiff's vs. U A phey (14) and Bob Norwood Zahner ...... 1 In point. short SI ham. ' Last Night’s ReauHa bi^^makora fate bod been tbrow- ohalr, (O) 1:09.4 1961 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Tlham enough to win. The lead B. F. Pta. 6 overall...... 7 lOO-yd freestyle — Brgenlclri gang or your date at Man> was a see-saw affair, Ektst May ...... 4 a 10 Itooky Hin 17, Avon 67 Backmsii ...... J 5 U "Since they aU nt have a box- M l power and sqUpment, sx- Bazar 6 1 18 Portland took an Immediate Buuiisr ...... ing oommieelaa here, tUa was (O), Ruseal (C), Spencer (M) PHOENIX, Aria. (AP) —The ceHent condition. Oall |ffter Hampton leading 11-8 at the lead and never gave It up, lead- CramweU 66, Bacon 66 Sundell ••steee* _ *” l ’:^30tOT Al King — who had Chester’s largest and finest Dennehy 4 7 151 Scholastic Basketball decided ttiat boxlng’a social our agreement, that I would get :68.4 mtUght WM on Bert Yancey, 649-3182. MANCHESTER first quarter monk and Rham Sloan . . . 1 0 a ing 19-18 at the and ol w first 100-yd. backstroke — Hudson nank Beard and Al Gelberger billifurd halL fighting back to tie it 27-27 at ZIMnUd . . 0 Btatus oould' bo improved by my money before the fight,” me Wall 0 i St Thomas Aquinos 70, South quarter, widening M to 4 1 - ^ i l liatl (U ). Tom KolodzleJ was I S- I attracting woman to rinnlde, ex-ndddewelght chompton said. (M), Brindamour (M), Carood as the 167,000 Phoenix (^ n gw the half and taking a 31-30 three Whltty . . 0 I OathoUc 67, double overtime the Intermtsalon and 69-60 to the high tor Ooventry with 19 points Totals (C) 1:05 toiunameat moved Into us turd OLDSMOBILE SALES quarter lead. T» and tfato woman oould o i ^ be "I’ve been trying aR day to find Auto OrtvlBS Bc ImmI 7-A ^BrUdol Eastern 84, Tonjngton three-quarter marie. helpadIpad by Randy Ryan (12)(18) and out who to raapaiMible. 1 went to 400-yd. freeotyle — Oakman round today but dtteodlag Berk led all scorers with 28 Totals U U 45 HudskX attracted If (be ring were in ibe "BeUlag aofi Sawtaiag New The boats had a 26-38 |Um HudiUi (11). Daya Btorrs n t((|^ sort of place <- ooUivaed see Al at the bospMsL Tha man (M ), WIlltoniB (O), K m vlti (M) ofaampion Jack Mloklaus was UURM TO DCOVa — aMCtol points as Rham found itself out- Bloomfield 66, Windsor Looks tage from the floor aiid a Tha aarlaa la now avan be- :: J la very zlck.’ ’ 4:47.6 waiting In the wlngz. attantlno to m rvoas and ald- ^ - t o r 6 y w M Y e a n P scored from the floor 16-13 but Worthy Note, Worthy Vic- .. a at Ms home- Maoehester Bowlins Green 60 edge from the Him. Mike Hatteb tween the two aehoola, Ooventry ...... ^ was admitted to a boetotal RobhteOn s^UI he ooUed ev- . 100-yd. haclutroke — Me- Yancey, the first round toad- arty„ Ctossroou tor taoa-agara. made the edge up at the line tory and Worthy O ik ran in New Britain 71, Norwich 66 il eryone who ndgbt be able to mtoeh (M ), Scofield (U ), Dal sr, shot a 70 Friday, and Beard Ptekim ssrvto^ Day or Waal Oeatw 8t * Hartfotfi RA. man led four Portland double havtaf won tha first gams in onef ...... ^ outteilng from extraniely nigh 21-16. Frank Coolldge had 11 the same trotting race recantly Windaof 72, PulaaU 69 figure scorers with M p o ti^ I dispel the oonnwon, and evan ger (O) l:14ul and aelbargar came tbrongta aliig reasons. Baaaonalito latao. M»ini filMKU 034 COifiR STREIT at ADAMS STREET for the Sachems. Bud Dennehy Ooventry. Poitlaiid is M in-tha ••••eaaeaeeaaate ...... 0 Mood pressure. at Pompano Beaeh, Fla. NOctiiwMt OaltioHe 69. Amer. O&Mn wars Bob parttlart (16). •seeeaaaeaaeaaee 0 Mbora. the HtOS'knovn odCsied to out U s |6,660 guaiaiv 160t ^ frsa lukgr — Eoarioa, wltb Mi to (to tor dto saoond (16), Tom Bazar (13) and Skip Worthy Note wml g Soboot for Deaf 66 Pat Buttram (U) and Joe Agof Two mote ^|unaa nwuln. ta' I wlio.was to nwst Rob- tea hy MiROai FlscrOk Gtafnda], RusmI (O). TCHBd t o s i d S t l « r . TO-TMB. A. -S. S v'Vj 4,- '. ' > ’ , s.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1965 PAGE ELEVEII9 PAGE TEN 1 Honscs For Rsnt 95 Apartments— F l a t ^ Bustness Property Saborban For Sale 75 Help Wanted— Male 36 THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN Houaw For Sale 72 Houses For Sols 72 Houses For Sale 72 Soborban For Sale 75 1 Tenements 83 MANCHESTER - ,B lx room For Sale 76 BOLTON — Cute 4% room SO. WINDSOR—Spacious 614 OFFICE CLERK, some rate ex- Cape, 8 bedrooms. $146 rncntn- COLONIAL—Huge family sized CONCORD RD.. — Very, very MANCHESTER — Verplanck Men Ignore Captain, THTEE ROOM apartment, business zo n e m — Eight kitchen, dining room, living School and Church of Assump- ranch, panelM kitchen, large room Spilt, SC paneled fam- perience necessary, 8-11, 8 A PERFECT fit; ly. Wolverton Agencg, Real- CHOICE. Are you interested ily room with bar, near bus T he WAP/THE o o c A notnewap/^ heat, hot water, refrlgdrator, rooms with two offices, sep- room with fireplace, S bed- Uon were built around this 6- bedrooms, wooded, fenced lot, days, fringe benefits. Apply tors, 649-2818. In owning one of the Finest and shopping. $16,900. Hayea CLASSIFIED HOUNOirTEllENKHOW '/OU SEE ’ EM! stove, farai^. Adults. 648-7222. entrance, suitable for rooms, IH - baths, scresned and most BeauUful ranch room Cape, 4 rooms down, 2 aluminum etonns, enly $11,- Lombard Bros., Route 6 and' SCEfi THOSE NEW 700. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Agency, 648-4803. W on’t Return to Ship Bturdtam St., So. Windsor. SIX ROOM single, good too*, business or professional use. porch, $29,900. PhUbrick homes In this area, and — at a unfinished up, plus garage, DENTURES HE BRAND NEW spacious 4 room tlon, steam heat, combtnatioo FbUbriek Agency, 649-8464. Agency, 649-8464. greaUy reduced price. Here are $450. down and $114. per month apartment, first floor, cellar, v^dows, small lamUy, a r - TOLLAND — $2,500 assumea JUSTMMXKME the necessities of modem liv- buys It. Everett Agency, 649- mortgage, save closing costs. Wanted— Real Estate 77 ADVERTISING large yard. In quiet residential able Immediately, $125. 64*- MANCHESTER — Industrial ing — 8 large bedrooms, lux- 8588. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) - 4 Offlclala of General SUam-1 neighborhood. Only $115lmonth- and commercial properties Spotless 6% room Colonial FIVE ROOM Ranch or Cape 6845.______urious Uvlng room and dining Ranch, bullt-lns, \ acre wood- The plot: ship Oorp. of New Yorii, agent t CLAfiSDnED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ly. 649-1637, 646-0104. C availabla tor Investment or LIKE EXTRAS? m m , expansive kitchen. FERGUSON ROAD -I Look wanted in McKee Street and for the 425-foot Hberty ship, say : 4H ROOM Unfurnished Ranch. ed lot. Hurryi Hayes Agenej*, A freighter runs aground near MORE MONEY buUdlng. Bel Air Real Estate, Closets to S )^ e, finished fam- around and see If you can du- surrounding area. Able Realty, they do not know when repaini { 8 AJI. to 6 PAL FIVE ROOMS, second floof, Stove, refrigerator, knotty plna 643-4803. a small island during a heavy 648-m2. ily room, screened porch with plicate all the desirable fea- 389-4192. stbrmv Fearing the worse, the will be completed. ; north end, available immedlf- walls, fireplace, 2-car garage, Here’s a few — Gsuage, tures you find here in one The ship has a 60-foot gaeh at - without neglecting home ately, $76 per month. Call 627- MANCHBS’TBR — six - room a gorgeous' view, 2 car garage, VERNON — ’Transfer forces captain orders all hands to COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. and family have a tot of adults. 648-2880. fireplace, buUt-ln vacuum full atUc with expansion pos- place. Here is a real home in sale of Immaculate, almost new the hull. ^ J 8498. Apartment, two ^atoree and system, aluminum storms wonderful condition from top to abandon ship. The hands readily extra money selling commercial building aU in one sibilities. We’d love Jo tell you forum home, (Colonial design, Underwater TV agree. Meanwhile, salvage crews say i Dm niDAI MtM AJI<-«ATl]RDAir t AJA KNAPP SHOES spare and screens, newly painted bottom. 6 room Ranch plus ^ne the Greek sailors are getting: MANCHESTER — 4% rooms, p a ra g e. High traffic count. more but why don’t' you call half acre overlooking panoram- When the storm subsides, the time. I will get you start- S t James St., stove, refrigera- Saborban For Rant 66 Interior, Venetian blinds, Mrs. Babin, Jarvis Realty Go., paneled family room. Kitchen ic view. Eight rooms, complete tanned by the sun and relaxing i A wise Investment for only very low heat cost, fine la fully equipped. Attached ga- Key to Search crew returns, patches up the ed. Best known, Best value, tor, heat, hot water, $120. 643- $26,000. Hayee Agency, 648- Realtors, 648-1121, Eves. 648- air conditioned luxury, kitchen while waiting to be "rescued” * Beat commissions. Ck>ntact reeldential area — all a,, rage. Reduced to $25,600. (jail with dinette, bullt-lns, dish- ship and nurses it to its home from their Island. - , DIAL 643-2711 9052. RCXKVILLE—8K room apartp 4803. 1686. Knapp Shoes, White Birch part of this 6 rooin Cape, Barbara Babin, Jarvis Realty washer, laundry off kitchen, For Wreckage port. At least that’s how It hap- Lane, Avon, Conn. 673- HERB IS a value — 4-room, ment, stove, refrig^tor, $17,400. 6-6 TWO-FAMILY, 2-car garage, Oo., Realtors, 643-1121, Eves. pens in the movies. heat, $90 monthly. Adults CORNER LOT on busy Routs fireplace, elegantly carpeted, 3627. V newly decorated apartment, 6, Bast Windsor, adjoining en- aluminum storms and screens, 648-1686. paneled family room, ’Thermo- NEW YORK (AP) — Navy However, that isn’t the case with garage, 2-famlly house, only. 649-4824, 876-1166. nice serUon of town, $24,900. with the Liberian freighter Irini Faith, Family Praesdfaig Pag* trance to new golf course. 9 O’LEARY DRIVE . . . Here Is pane doors to patio, attached and Coast Guard vesseLs slipped heated, centrally located, Excellent location for office J. D. Realty, 648-5129, 643-8779. garage, full basement. Priced through the swelling sea and Stefanou, which ran aground on BOLTON CSBNTBR ApartnieBte, a vacant 6 room Cape. Prior San Benito Island off Baja Cali- T^aateO—>Hale 36 Help Wonted— Mide 36 aduKs only, $96. per month building, drtve-ln, gas station, to sell. 875-0145. swirling fog, their electronic Fang All Help Comer Brandy St and Baton J. D. REALTY owners have done considerable fornia last week. Call 643-2151, 649-5086. Center Rd., new S rooms, iieGt, used oar lot, etc. Tongren gear probing the ocean floor for AUTO MECHANIC exper- FARM HELP to prune aK>le 643-5129 643-8779 work on it . . . added an over- x n MANSFIELD—Near Vin- The captain ordered his crew Salesmen Wanted 36-A hot water, stove, refrigerator, Agency, 643-6321. sized garage, finished upstairs, pieces of toe shattered plane Cole’g Recovery Itnoed OB mufflen, riwcks, trees. Orchard Hill Fruit Farm, FOUR BEDROOMS ton School. Oversized 6 room that carried 84 persons to death to safety but when he later told tune-ups. Seymour Auto Store, Avery Street, W^>ping. 644 $125. 649-3266, 648-4812. main str eet site, near Cen- cabinets, ett. A good value at Cape, ultra modem kitchen, them to return, they refused. AMBITIOUS MEN — sales op-; Fumlshell Apsnraents 83-A $16,000. T. J. Crockett, Real- In the Atlantic Monday night. SANTA MONICA, CaUf. (AW- 681 Msin Street, Menchester. 0686. ter, with building of 6,500 sq. formal dining room, 3 twin The center of attention FYiday Now, only he and three other portunlty to affiliate with top ROCKVILLE—AvBllaWe March ft. Many potentials. Will fl- Colonial with extra lot, 2- tor, 648-1677. sized bedrooms, fireplace, officers man the damaged — Singer Nat King Cole says hla 1st Attractive 8% room NEW RAISED RANCH — was toe screen of the Navy tug GENERAL WORK and delivery. national concern in local vicin- THREE ROOM furnished nance. Owner 648-5229, 9-5. rooms, one full and two half car garage, fine shrubs and large wooded lot, excellent freighter some 3(X) miles south battle against lung cancer has Apply in person before 6 'p.m., ity. Can expect to earn $125. apartment heated. Ideal for apartment, suitable for one or trees, ceramic bath, very HOLLAND, MASS. — New 6 Allegheny’s underwater tele'vi- been aided by "m y faith, my baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining condition for $15,800. Call the sion equipment. On board study- of San Diego. Krauee FV>rist 631 Hartfdrd to $200 weekly after training working couple or newlyweds, two persons, near riwpplng good condition, near buses room Cape, fireplace, breeze R. F. .Dimpek Oo., 649-6245, or The ship's crew — 20 sailors family and the deluge of mail PART-TIME MAN room, family room, one car way, garaite, lake privileges ing the pictures from the video Road. with an opportunity for ad- $90 per month. Call 643-9353 and bus line, range, refrig- Land For Sale 71 and shopping, $16,500. Paul Oorrentl, 64: — are ensconced on the tiny and prayers from all over the garage, $23,900. Phllbrick 1,(K)0’ from Route 16. George tape were experts from the. Civil vancement bMcd on own mer- or apply 4 Pearl St., Apt. 8. erator. heat and hot water In- Agency, 649-8464. island with about 20 yards of world.” Foe Counter Work its. $110. guaranteed to start, if cluded. free parking. Washer COVENTRY Silver Street 14 GaudeJ, Holland, Mass., CH5- VERNON—Imnraculate 6 room Aeronautics Board, Columbia Said Cole: ” I have faith and ONE AND TWO ROOM fur- water between them and the Oood For Retired Man qualified, experience not neces- and dryer in basement. 16 acres wth small house and MAN(3HESTER — Oood multi- 7568. Ranch, on 100x190 lot. 3 gen- University's Hudson Laboratory placed myself In the hands of in s pe c t o r nlshed apartment. Heated. and Eastern Air Lines. .ship. They say they'll leave only sary, will train. Interwew by minutes to Hartford over shed, reduced to $12,000. Owner ple dwelling, A three family erous bedrooms, family sized on a ship toaX will take them to God.” Apply Rt' Parson Kitchen set ^refrigerator, bed- Parkway. $100 monthly. 876- anxious. Marion Edlund Real ]. D. REALTY MANCHESTER VICTNITY — The Allegheny picked Its way appointment only. Telei^ione Apartments— Plata— Apartments— Plata— (3-3-5) with one vacancy. Cen- kitchen, 19’ paneled living Greece. The singer, 46, underwent sur- FOREMAN Garden— ^Parni— Dairy room set gas' range. Free elec- 3748 or 875-0250. EsUte, 289-4519, 644-0414. brand new 5*4 room Ranch, through the fog, taking under- 644.0302 after 6 p.m. Tenements 63 tral heat. Owner anxioue. T. J. 643-5129 643-8779 room, oil hot water heat, alu- Their ship, they say. Is unsafe gery Jan. 36 for removal of a Prodacts 50 Tenements 63 tricity, gas. Adult Apply 10 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. treed lot, walk-out basement, minum storms and screens, water pictures from which cancerous left lung. machinist s Depot Square, Apt. 4. COVENTRY LAKE — 4V4 room large kitchen and dining area, scientists could map the ocean and may break apart. MEATOWN SALES THREE ROOM apartments, 118 WINTER STREET—Just com- _ built 1959, $15,900. Wolverton Nonsense, says the captain, He is still too 111 to meet news- APPLES—Macs and Cortlanda, Ranch, gas stove, fireplace, Ronaea For Sale 72 WEST SIDE — GixeeUent 6 3 bedrooms, oil hot water heat, Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. floor and the scattered wreck- men but replied to questions PERSONALITY? No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, Main Street, heat, hot water, who maintains the ship Is per- 1216Vi Silver Lane Bridgeport-englne lathe lake pririleges, one cWld, $86. room Garrison Colonial, fire- MANCHESTER — beauUful ; excellent value at $16,200. Wol- age of the Eastern Air Lines submitted by The Santa Monica Recognized leader in the resi- 14 Spencer St. stove refrigerator. 649-5229, with refrigerator, stove, dis- apartment at Oak Lodge, pri- CONCORD RD. — Beautiful place, dining room, cabinet verton Agency, Realtors, 649- fectly secure. Must be Mq>able of w ork^ posal, and air conditioning. monthly. 643-1686 evenings. room Spilt one year old, excel VERNON — Choice area. Spa- DC-7B. Evening Ciutlook. His wife, dential real estate sales field of- 9-5. vate entrance, parking, 16 ranch, large living room, for- kitchen, 1V4 baths, oversized 2813. Lt. James Ouaghan of Bay- The ship was on a voyage East Hartford ing to blueprints and set- ' STRICTLY FRESH EGGS by Garagea also available. Base- minutes to Hartford. Adults. mal dining room, cabinet lent condition and location, cious 5*4 room rsuich, large Marla, wrote down the an.'rwers fers to the man with ambition, COVENTRY — Pour rooms, ap- garage. Hayes Agency, 643- living room, fireplace, panel- onne, N.J., skipper of the Ooa.st from Canada to England with a ting up own Rtadiinee on case or dozen. Natsisky Farm, FIVE ROOM apartment, com- ment laundry, quiet area, on No pets.. $125. 643-9171. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea bullt-lns, dishwasher, VA baths, cargo of lumber and wood pulp at his bedside in St. John's hos- aircraft quality and allied and outstanding, creative sales bination windows, front and pliances, $115. monthly. J. D. 4803. rec room, garage, large lot ing, 2 baths, jalousled porch, GiMird buoy tender Arbutus, told pital in Santa Monioe. opportunity. Inc. Call 644.0304. 122 New- bus line. Phone for appoint- tlon room, landscaped yard. valued at $800,000 when it struck type work. G o^ opportun- marker Road, Vernon - So. rear porch, centrally located. ment Charles Ponticelii,. 649- ANDOVER, Route 8 — 2 room Realty, 643-6129. 648-8779. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Full price $21,900. Over 100 COLONIAL CAPE garage. Hayes Agency, 643- ne-wsmen there would be no ” I really haven’t given milclj' turret lathe set-up opera- If you have a proven Sales Per- MANCHESTER — 7% room a reef during a storm Feb. 8. ity for those who qualify Windsor line, off Dart Hill 649-4663 days. 643-7267 eves. 9644, Barney Peterman, 649- fumUhed apartment for rent, 643-5953. more listings all price ranges 4803. dragging operations until the thought to when I can work all benefits. sonality and the desire to grow ROCKVILLE — 3 room apart- ranch, 4 bedrooms, dining Allegheny completed its camera It Is owned by Northern Ships' due to expansion program. Road. 9404. heat, hot water, stove, refrig- room, 2 baths, 2-zone heat, ga- Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agen- again,” sold Cole. “ Naturally, J Machine Products, 168 with a young, dynamic company, BIRCH STREET—Modem flat, ment, stove, refrigerator, heat New Listing. Beatulful 6 SOUTH WINDSOR — Modem m aj^ng of the crajrii area. Agency. Inc., of New York. hope It will be soon as toat wift 45-hour minimum (6-day) erator. 742-7273. rage, only $18,500. Hutchins cy, Realtors, 648-6930. Salvage crews working on the Adams Street week. Top wagee and com- investigate today! second floor, two spacious ATTRACmVE 6 room flat, and electric Included, exceUent room Colonial Cape set 3-bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, Scientists hope the underwat- mean I will be completelyr Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. damaged freighter say the aelf- pany benefits. Time and BARROWS A WALLACE class- bedrooms, furnace. 649-4498. stove, refrigerator, garage, condition, $100. Rowe A Rowe MANCHESTER — Original own- among tall oaks and pines family room, garage, non- er TV will provdde the pattern of well." 1, taxi MUVER8 with good driv- one-half after 8 hours per rooip and field 'training will pre- Hooseltold Goods 51 nice neighborhood, available Bostneoi Loeattons Realty. 875-3167. BIANCHESTER ers. 4 bedroom, center en- on a quiet deadend street. development area. Bel Air the wreckage stre'wn on the Imposed castaways are leading During the worst hours of hto FOUR AND THREE room / EIGHT ROOM Cape, Interior 1% baths, rec room, breeze- a quiet life —- eating, sleeping, ing record, full-time, second day. pare you to become a high March 1, 649-1136. trance, Garrison Colonial situ- Real Elstate, 643-9332. ocean floor, about 76 to 80 feet lllhe.ss, (3ole said, ” my faith, mg EVEkV THING in sterilised re- apartments. Including heat, For Rent 54 VICINITY immaculate, 8 or 4 bedrooms, way and garage. Many cus- swimming and writing letters to •hltt; also, part-time available. earner in this fascinating pro- 2 full baths, family room, wall ated on a shaded and private below the surface and about 6.7 family, the deluge of mall smd> S4S-213S. fession. condiUoned used furniture ana hot water, and gas for cook- THREE ROOM office or busi- 90x230 yard. Double ameslte tom features. Call now. VERNON — 3 new homes on their families In Greece. appliances, high quality--low ing. EH ec trie refrigerator and CITY OF ROCKVILLE to wall carpet In living room miles south of Jones Beach. prayers from all over the world Prior experience In real estate SIX ROOM Duplex, Walker ness, ground floor, 470 Main and dining room, fireplace, drive, 2 - car garage with Phoenix Street. 5% rooms, The 175-foot Arbut-us picked They grabbed food, clothing, .. . all combined as a source of wiLCo mac h ine not necessary. Sales or adminis- prices. LeBIanc Furniture, 196 stove' furnished. Call 649-7834 Street. Odl 649-2930. Street, plenty ot parking. 649- ZONING BOARD New homes 10 minutes breezeway, kitchen has built full walk-out basement, large bedding and other supvplies South Street, Rockville. 875- or 649-5779, between 5-7 pm . from Manchester. Ranches, dishwasher, disposal, alumi- up wreckage earlier with Its strength during the moments of TOOL CO. trative background preferred. 6329, 9-5. - OF APPEALS num awnings over patio, 2-car In oven, range and dishwaah HAYES AGENCY wooded lots, convenient to grappling equipment, but Lt. when toey left the aWp. On the pain and suffering I have under- CLERK Contact Mr. Kelly at 278-1800. 2174. Open 9-*. 85 MAIN STREE7T — 2. rooms, Cape Cods, Raised er, plus a very attractive Manchester and Vernon shop- rocky beach they found two ROUTE 6 AND 44 DELIGHTFUL 2 BEDRCXIM first floor, heat and hot water, FOR LBASS-BXeeUent loca- Ranches. $14,500 to $17,000. garage, aluminum storms and Gaughan said grappling was gone.” An replies confidential. RUGS — NEVER used, 9 x 12 garden apartment, heat, hot NOTICE screens. One block from breakfast nook. Formal 12x12 643-4803 ping centers. Price $15,2()0. haHed by the CAB Investigators wood'en shacks and began He added: "Moreover, my MAILING DEPT. BOLTON, CONN. available March 1st. $60 per tlao tor doetor's oMce or ranga One acre wooded dining room, 14x24 colonial Phone 643-0185; after 5 p.m., housekeeping. 649-6258 beige, $30.; 9x16 ruby oriental, water, range, refrigerator, schools, buses and shopping. who wanted to check further the wife’s loving loyalty and con- BARROWS & WALLACE month. Call 649-2866 before 6 beauty parlor. 41* Main Street Notice Is hereby given that lota. paneled living room with fire AX 5-9691. When a ship comes by toey $35.; 12x16 gold acrilan. 289- parking. Ideally located. $120 Oompletely reoorated and am- A good value at $10,900. Call location of the debris before It stant devotion has been the 17 Connecticut Offices p.m. The Rockville Zoning Board of place, and wall-to-wall carpet MANCHBS’TER — 73 Green signal with flares or meet it In Opening for a dark In tlie 6955. monthly. 643-0973. 643-7796. ple parking. J. D. Realty. 648- Ovmer at 649-4436. was disturbed. greatest morale booster any 1 Ckmstitutlon Plaza Appeals will hold a public hear- Ing. Ehill cellar with rec room wood Dr. Garden pool, water- CXIVENTRY — Modem 6 room their whaleboat. Always their yamng Departmsnt full- MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — DUPLEX, 6 rooms, convenient 0139. When toe survey is com- man could ever hope to have.” Hartford 278-1800 36” G. E. STOVE, Immaculate, FOUR ROOM tenement , 76 ing on Feb. 24, 1965 at 7:30 U A RHEALTY CO. INC. COLONIAL—1U4 rooms. 3% screened summer porch, well fall and lovely garden are Ranch, fireplace, garage, fam- request is the same: A ride to Cole said he plans "just to tAne atuptoyment Would Major oil company is Inter- location, available March 1, au- pleted, the wreckage can be $76; automatic washer, $50. Wells Street Available Febru- FOR LEASE — Office or com- p.m.. In the Court Room, City baths, living room 30x16, priced at $27,900. Wolverton yours with this 6-room Cape ily room, large landscaped lot, raised by toe Arbutus, which the mainland where toey can spend whatever time Is neces- prefer at least two years of viewing for service elation at- tomatic furnace, $1(X). 643-6616. Hall. Rockville, to hear and be Ideal location, $17,900. Hilltop School educatloo. 47 OF OUR LOCAL Salesman Call 528-6836. ary 1st $75. 649-5229, 9-fi. mercial space in RockvlUe, R D. MURDOCK stone fireplace, 6 acres of Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Cod, living room with fireplace, has a ca'Tgo boom -with a work- get a ship to Greece. Always sary to regain my health . . . tendant, excellent working con earned over $8,500 last year. heard on the following applica- land, outbuildings, $31,500. view from picture window, din Realty, 649-1245, 521-3079. their request Is denied. Apply Bnq;>loymeiit Office FIVE LARGE R(X)MS secemd MANCHESTER — School St., 4 ample parking. CaU 875-3042. 643-3696 648-647* ing load rating of 60 torus and a quietly and with my family." ditions, salary plus commis National company, 13,000 em- ELEl^miC REFRIGERATOR, tion ( ): PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. ing room, large kitchen wlfii The sailors, most of whom The singer has five children. stone. Apply at 566 W. Middle second floor apartment In- room duplex, with garage, ther- maximum lifting capacity of 36 ployees, college background 8 cubic feet. Oas refrigerator, OFFICE and desk space now Rockville Lumber Inc., Tqr- stainless steel huilt-irui, 8 bed BOL’TON — Large contempora- tons. speak only Greek, are not alone He said he had found time to Tpke. See J. C. Nally, Manag- helpful. We train. $125. com- 6 cubic feet. Coll 649-1948. cludes heat hot water, stove, moMat base heat, aluminum MANCHES'IER — Executl've $11,900 ry Ranch on 4 acres, 1700 sq. windows, bath, $96. After 4:30, available, new building. Secre- race Drive, seeking permission rooms, 1*4 baths with colored However, Lt. Gaughan, Inter- on the island. The native pop- reflect on life since he was bos- FIRST NATIONAL MISSION TO START. Write refrigerator, garage, near cen- tarial and answering service 4-bedroom home on extra ft. of living area, newly re- 649-7846. to erect a sign oonsiating of CJompaot 6 room home In fixtures, pop - out windows, viewed by raddo from another ulation consists of approximate- pMaHzed Dec. 9. STORES, INC. W. F. Miner, 39 Newport Ave., ter of town, convenient to hos- on premises. Apply owner- MANCHESTER — Executive large lot. modern. Immaculate decorated, 4 bedrooms, 1*4 ly 15 fishermen and lighthouse EXPERIENCED Stort - order Wanted— ^To Bay 58 pital. Call M9-2396 between 200 sq. ft. neighborhood, lovely 7 room throughout. By appointment central Manchester, best of deep closets, natural cabinets Coast Guard Vessel, said; "When you have been hoapt^ West Hartford, for interview tenant *57 E. Center Street Everett Gardner, 48 Hale condition, a 11 Improve- and woodwork, private play baths, 2 fireplaces, full finished "From what I hear from the keepers who bring them^ water taHzed as long as I have been, PARK A OAKLAND AVES. code, apply in person. Carville appointment. 8:30-5, between 6-9 call 649- three ROOMS With bath, or caU 649-458L Colonial. mammoth living onlv. Bel Air Real Eetate, 643- basement, 8-car attached ga- WE BUY, SELL or trade an- stove, refrigerator, heat and Street, seeking permission tO room, modem kitchen with ments. Don’t wait. yard for children, near stores CAB, the pieces will not be — but speak only Spanish. you definitely establish a new bast HARTFORD Restaurant, Route 15, Exit 106, 6625. 9332. rage and breezeway. $31,000 W. R. Probert, president of Union, Conn. tique and used furniture, china, electricity fncluded, garage buUd an addition to present butlt-lna, 3-car garage. Sacri- and parochial school. $750. much larger than a ton to a ton set of values,” he eald. “ So- glass, silver, picture frames HOSPITAL AREA — Deluxe building. MANCHESTER Vicinity—$13.- down FHA. Call owner, 643- asking price Is below appraised and a half.” Catalina Airlines, assisting with called big things become small av^Iable, quiet location on fice at $19,900. Hayea Ag -ic>, market value. Call owner 649- MXX3BLANIC for bus fleet, mar- Help Wanted— and old coins, old dolls and 5 ^ room apartment buUt-lns, West Side, recently painted. Maids Otka, 10 Range Hill, 643-480*. 990. 3 bedroom ranch, built-in COLONIAL 7365. This would Indicate that the salvage work, said the islsmd Is things, and you find toe so? NOTICE 6091. three-quarters of a mile long, a POT WASHER, age 18 or over ried, dependable, plenty of Male or Female 37 guns, hobby collections, attic dinette, appliances, tiled bath, Ready for occupancy for the Vernon, seeking permission to stove. firepla6e, 150’ frontage. Allegheny’s television equip- called small things are really Offered at a sacrifice MANCHESTER — ’Two-family, quarter of a mile wide and cov- T-«ao p.m. Apply In person hours. Tel. 643-2414.. contents or whole estates. Fur- yard, garage, basement $125 1st of March. CaU 643-0656 any- ADMISSION OF divide existing building lot with SEVEN ROOM older home. 4 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ment and the sonar equipment the most important thingB. < niture Repair Service Talcott- monthly. Hayes Agency, 643- bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. 646-0103. price. 7 large rooms, excel- 5-4, bus line, city utilities, im- BOLTON — Executive 2 bed- ered with brush. “ It makes a man feel a'wtuUy Mancbeater Memorial Hospital, time. K. F. Hewitt at 20 King Street, room ranch, 245x500 Wooded on other vessels have found no DRIVER for school bus, 7:30- vUle, Conn. Tel. 643-7449. 4803. ELECTORS RockvlUe. Marlon El Robertson, Realtor. lent residential area, wood- mediate occupancy In owner’s large piece of the fuselage In- "I suppose they can fish,” he good to know that so many peo- Dietary Department Equal op- MANCHESTER—Modern, well 5 rooms. Assumable FHA lot, 14x23 living room, mahog B a.m., 3:16-8:46 p.m. Tel. 843- PART-TIME CASHIERS Notice is hereby given that Karl F. Mewltt, 6 King Street, 643-5953. ed lot, 2-car garage. tact. said, "and I know they write ple really care.” portunity employee______, WANTED — 1966 Double Die 4H ROOM apartment heat and DELMONT street — 6 large the Board at Admission of Elec- built Cape In convenient loca- mortgagCu owner will carry any trim, wall-to-wall carpet- 2414. rooms, first floor, newly dec- seeking permission to construct One large piece of wreckage, letters.. Yesterday I brought lilncoln cents — paying $140 hot water, stove and refriger tors for the Town of (Coventry, MANCHESTER - New 7 room tion, close to schools and second mortgage. Asking $19,- ing, walk-ln closet, 1*4 baths, b ^ k a load of mail and noticed yaT.TC HELP wanted 8 nights Apply In Person orated, garage, nice residential an attached 2 car garage, five vanity, bullt-lns, air condi- with the letters "EAL” visible, a week, 6-11:80. Inquire Bur- XF or better. Buying all coins. ator, washer and dryer fur- wiU be in session in the ’Town raised ranch, 3-car garage, si:opplng. Bel Air Real Estate, TWO FAMILY 500. Lawrence F. Fiano, Real- on* of the letters was addressed 643-6296. nished. Nice location. $140 per area near schwls, bus, stores. HaU, Voter Registration Room feet from side line. buUt-lne, IH baths. % acre lot, tor, 643-2766. Dolores L. Mer- tioned, 40 foot paneled recrea- was seen by the camera of the ger-Cbet, 385 Main St., Man- 643-9332. Allegheny, which, with toe aid to the Coast Guard. Where the month. 649-0308. No pets. 643-0094. on ’Thursday, February 18th, ’Tidewater Oil Co., 80 Bur- tremendous value. Hayee Agen- Excellent Investment, ritt, 646-0424, Charles Nichol- tion room, patio, 2-car heated ebeoter, between 8-U :30 a.m. CARLYLE JOHNSON MEATOWN bank Rd., Wethersfield, Conn., COLONIAL—6 generou.s sized of powerful lights, probed the return uwially goes, they had FREE 1965 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 cy. 64S-480*. every modem feature, two son, 742-6364. garage, aluminum combina- written ’Help!’ On the back was Rooms Withont Board 59 pjn. for the purpose of ad- seeking permission to Install rooms, modem kitchen, new- tions, awnlnga. $25,900. 649- bottom late Thursday night and MACHINE CO. 12151/^ Silver Lane heating systems, 2-car ga- early Friday. written ‘From the ship-wrecked FOUR ROOM tenement $60, mitting aU persons who are eight foot revolving sign at cor- MANCHESTER — New 8 room ly redecorated throughout, rage, tre^ lot. IX MANCHES’TER - Spacious 3807. DELIVERY NK3E ROOM next to bath for 132 BisseU S t 649-5229, 9-5. ner of West and Union Streets. Garrlaon Oolonlal, lto34 living $14,900. PhUbrick Agency. custom built home In excellent crew of the Irini Stefanou.’ ” PROCESS MAN NOTICE found to be qualified to be The Coast Guard says It will Has Openings Vat East Hartford gentleman with references. Charles and Helen Brendel, room, family room, bulIt-ln 649-8464. residential area, ultra modem XrV - BOLTON — 8 - bedroom Excellent location. 21 Church MANCHESTER — BeauUful TOWN OF COVENTRY Electors of the ’Town of Cov- nie cranberry crop In toe na- not become Involved because ARTHUR DRUG entry. jl2 Center Street, seeking per- kitchen, master bedroom wito kitchen. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths split level oh 2 acre wooded Must have job shop all around Street. 649-4966. new 2 family homes, 4 room ZONING BOARD dressing room. low twenties. WESLEY R. SMITH plus 2 lavatories, covered lot. Kitchen built-ins Include tion during 1964 is estimated at the sailors are not In danger Turret Lathe Operators The quallflcationa are as ft and excellent oppor- tions. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete of North ’ Field’s Construction certificate of his naturalization permission for Used Car Dealer Able Realty, 289-4192. Lots For sale 73 tunity for ri|^t man. All replies RELIABLE MOTHER of six will light housekeeping facilities. THREE ROOMS for rent, $70 Co. Inc., was tuianlmously ap- or a copy thereof Issued by the at 72 Windsor Ave. MANCHESTER — 150 x 200, trietly confidentiaL Write Box Centrally located. Mrs. Acco- monthly. Inquire 32 Chiuch proved. BISSELL STREET — 4-family, 6 DAYS O N L Y ! United States Immigration and large trees,, clean 6 room Colo- 62 Main Street, Manchester babysit any hour, in my home. All persons interested may 2 family purchased two BOLTON AND -VICINTrY SL Herald. 643-2812. mazzo, 12 Arch St., Manches- Street an3rtime. (2) ’The request for variance Naturalization Service. appear and be heard. nial, double garage, only $16.- months ago. Owner forced good return, owner, 649-5229, | Building lots, acreages, and ter. 643-6948. of Gladyce O. Blssell was Dated at (Coventry, this 9th 000. Hutchins Agency, 646- 9-5. farms. Lawrence F. Fiano, FIRST TIME A’rTRACnVE, newly decorat- City of Rockville, ^ to sell. A tremendous sav- FEB. 15th— FEB. 20Hi unanimously approve^ day of February, 1965. 0103. ings pa.ssed on. $2..500 as- Realtor. 643-2766, Charles FURNISHED room for rent ed, 4-room apartment, second Zoning Board of Appeals MANCHESTER — delightfully ELECTRIC MOTOR repair and Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 ’The effective date on both Richard M. GaUnat sumes mortgage. Elasy fi- Nicholson, 742-6364, Dolores near Main Street 649-2170. 9 floor, electric range and re- the above shall be February William A. Schmalz, NEW 3 FAMILY, 5-4, under designed Colonial charm and ON THE MARKET lewind shop, some experience NIGHT SUPERVISOR with elec- Donald S. Davis Chairman nancing a'vallable. L. Merritt, 646-0424. BLACK MINIATURE Poodles, Hazel Street frigerator furnished, steam 13,1965. Lionel G. Jean construction, two heating eys- beauty are offered in this cus- necessary. Blank A Lawson trical experience. Must be cap- heat, opposite Center Park, almost a Toy, AKC registered, Grant E. Tootbaker Sr. Elmore ’Turklngton Feb. 10, 1965 terns, large lot, central loca- tom home of 6 rooms, 2 baths, Five minute# from church, Electric Motor Co., 373 Wash- able of handling men. Salary, ROOM FOR Rent, telephone in close to buses, shopping, tion. Call Builder, Leon Cles- Rockledge—Adorable Colo- 2 fireplaces, 8 king sized bed- kigton St. (rear), Hertford. retirement and extra benefits. first shot, T' weeks old. Call Chairman Board of Adm i^on RockvUle, Connecticut 643-0524 after 5:30. > room, gentleman preferred. churches, no pets. Adults pre- zynski, 640-4291. nial Ranch, 1,400 sq. ft. of rooms, and many extra fea- school,, shopping and bus line. Monday throu^ Friday. AK>ly 643-7903. ferred. 649-7529. living area, 6 full room.s; 2 tures have been added to make in person GaCT Bros., 140 Rye MANCHESTER — 3 bedroom baths, tremendous treed this home complete. One owner, VA/% ROOM apartment Apt. C, Girls* Three Part Story Street, So. Windsor. SMALL MONGREL, male, modem Ranch, convenient to lot. Only $23,900. lived In and loved. This mag- SECOND 2-FAMILY housebroken, $5. Call 643-2812. SINGLE and double room to includes heat, hot water, re- schools and shopping, nicely rent. Call 649-2494. frigerator, gas range, park- THOSE GALLOWAYS” GIANT GOLORING GONTEST nificent home. Is conveniently treed lot, quick occupancy. located near the Temple Beth GROOMINO and boarding, will ing, Sheridan Building, 613 Bel Air Real Elstate, 643- Under constructlon— MORTGAGES 5-ROOM FLATS Trim the Pillows! ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman Main St, $85 per incmu. CaU Raised Ranch, one acre Sholom Synagogue. Julian '>.^1 collect and deliver. H. C. 9332. Realty, 649-9190. Separate furnace# (one new). Chase, Harmony ,H111 Ken- only, references reqiSred, free 649-2285. yard, choice of fixtures, Will Purchase parldng, call 648-2693. MANCHESTER Exception- toml.shlngs a n d colors, Two hot water heaters, nels, Bolton, 643-5427. Existing Second 2% ROOM apartment newly dec- al 7 room' Garrison Colonial, April occupancy. aluminum windows and *4 FOR RENT — front room, cen- orated, third floor, stove and buUt-ln kitchen and waJl-to- Mortgages At A doors. Completely redecorat- DACHSUND PUPPIES, AKC, trally located, parking, 69 refrigerator. Phone 649-3120. wall carpeting, beamed cell- Birch Street. 649-7129. PAUL FIANO AGENCY Just Completed Discount. ed. Cabinet kitchens, plus 8 red. Glastonbury, 633-1914. __I______^______ing, paneled rec room, garage, NICE 4 room tenement, first and manicured fenced yard. REALTORS 646-0191 complete rooms C O A Apartments— Flat»— floor, centraHy located, adults. Only $21,900. Hayea Agency, ANTHONY FIANO 649-4697 Immediate Cash on third floor. Articles For Sale 45 6484)015. 643-4803. And Now Ready! Tenements 63 V ' State Amount, 11x14 DON’T MERELY brighten yoilr RANCH—7 rooms, 8 or 4 bed- LOOKXNG for anything In real BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room For Your carpets . . . Blue L ^ r e them rooms, modem kitchen, dining Interest Rate, BRAND NEW . . . eUmlnate rapid resoiling. estate rentals — apartments, room, IH baths', 2-car garage, Cape, birch cablneted kitchen BUST VIONETTE REAL ESTATE wiU» dishwasher, disposal Rent electric shampooer $1. homes, multiple dwellings, caU large private lot, $22,900. Phil- Term, 4-B*dreem Colonial Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Sup- J. D. Realty, 641-5129. brick Agency, 649-8464. Paneled rec room, garage, Inspection rivate yard. Hayes Agency, ply. WANTED pr Type Of Property IK baths, laundry room, THREE ROOM heated apart- MANCHESTER — Luxurioua 8 84:43-4803. Located In one of Manches- WALLPAPER SALE — Many ment, 456 Main-' Street OiU We have anxious buyers fof room ranch, 2 full baths, main- ter's top residential areas. formal dining rom, built-in patterns to choose from. 649-5229, 9-A the foUowlng: tenance free redwood exterior, WASHINGTON 8T. Nice 6 room Custom built 6 room raised range, walk-ln closets, fam- Ceiling paint, — white latex, ciolonial, fireplace, new heat- TWO ROCHI heated apartment family room with fireplace, ranch priced at a nominal s. c. c. ily size living $3.95 per gallon. Morrison Rolling Park Cape scenic acre lot. A Must See for ing system, new bath. Ideal lo- $24,900. and bath. 149 Oakland Street ' cation, immediate oecunancy. 875 Main St. room 24 x 13. F18.900 Paint Store, 739 Main S t $65. 649-6229, 9-5. Four Bedroom Colonial J the quality conscloua. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. Sensibly priced at $18,000. T. J P.O. Box 8P7 KNIPOO HEATER, 76,000 WE HAVE customers waiting Six-Room Ranch Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577, or This lovely home features B.T.U.’s, with heat control. for the rental of your apart- Jim Brogan, 649-4342. 8 twin-sized bedrooms, a Tel. 643-5440 aKIN and ANNULLI m Used very Uttle. 644-0304. Older Type 8 or 9 Room Kancheeter spacious formal dining ment or home. J. D. Realty, MAN(3HE8TBR — new Ustlng. 649-5938 648-6129. House With Land room with sliding door en- 649-5544 649<4436 PRICED TO SELL! One 6 and two 8 room apart' trance to large porch, and INK DRUMS, 56-gallon, suitable $15,000 Ranch In ments. Ideal for Investment or a woman’s dream kitchen FOUR R(X)M flat second floor, *17,990 buys thla well-kept for rubbish, $2.50. Call 648-2711. central location, heat hot South Windsor live rent free. Immaculate con- with all buUt-lns and din- *K-room Colonial In a dition. Oood location. Priced ing area. There are 2 full SAVE BIG! Do your own rug water, one year lease. Call walk - to - everything loca- 649-5048 after 6 p.m. ch prop for quick sale. Char-Bon Real baths done in colored ce- and upholstery cleaning with and want It sold quickly, call tion. Transferred owner Estate, 648-0683. ramic tUe and an oak Blue lUutre. Rent electric THREE ROOM, third floor, anxioue. Houee is vacant. ' paneled entrance way and n shampooer $1. Olco^t’s Variety nested, centrally located. CaU Move right In! Dick Beach PRIVACY — 5K acres, custom fireplace wall In living Store. 043-0082, between 7-8. has the key. CaU 649-5806, built Garrison Colonial, breeze- "Open House S 2899.H room. Alao, an oversized 2- PUlf S04 fee wr«p*hHU •76-6611. . way, double garage, recreation car garage with aimesite MILLIONS of rugs have been BDUR ROOM apartment, sec- room, fireplaces, beautifully drive. All this, and much AT cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s ond floor, 178 Maple Street. No Realtor Barrows ^Wallace landscaped, scenic view. more, situated on a pic- 11 America’s finest. Rent electric furnace. $65. Teh 648-4751. Hutchins Agency, 848-0108. turesque, large treed lot. Mo oppoishneaf necessory* ! fliampooer $1. The Sherwln- MANCHESTER PARKADB This Is truly a choice Fheloflrapher will be on duty roflider liora houn, WiUiams Cb. 4V& ROOMS, heat, hot water, M Air R*al Estat* Co. MANCHESTER 649-5306 FOX GROVE HEIGHTS stove and refrigerator fur- home, and Is selling at Coieptete telacHon of fWdied Fhotographs to eboa 8321 79 EAST CENTER STREET bank appraisal value. For THIS SUNDAY — t to B P.M. M yta 1968 PHILOO T-V, 21” all chan- nished. $126.60 p e r month. 648-9882 ASSUME MORTGAGE LAKBWOpD CIRCLB — Colo- appointment to see call nel console. CaU 649-4969, be- 643-6105. (MANCHESTER -L OFF KEENEY STREET) dainty wing Sleeved dress Lush trims added to ready- tween 4-6 p.m. nial, 6 large rooms, breeze- 3-bedroom . Ranch, alumi- SATISFAaiOH GUARANTEED OR YOUR MI^NEY BACKI unad with narrow lace is so made pillows do wonders for way, 2-car garage, wooded lot, BUILDER 649-5524 New exciting cuetom crafted 7 and 8-room Garrlaon Co- for UtUs girls. -Pattern also CRAFTSMAN mowblower, S I K baths, excellent condition, num storms and screens, perklJU-up your chairs and lonials and raised ranches. Panel family rooms, IK hatha, a dashing caps and sofa! B ri^ t wool flower motif h.p. Also, two French doom. tn a beautiful neighborhood, wall to waUl carpeting, cor- Limit: One p«r child, ages 5 wedu to 12 years. Children’s groups taken at 99c ner lot, full cellar with is quickly crocheted and etltdi- 648-7588. .jjM^ OO. PhUbrick Agency, 849- MANCHESTER — Bowers built-in kltchena. Hij^i scenic % ware country lota wiUi per child. with Patt-O-Rama U ed in place; or felt flowers In washer and dryer hook- city conveniences. Don’t mlae seeing these value packed [need mo r t g a g e ups, minimum down at School ares has a 5-room Cape f t rises 1, 2, a, 4, 6 years. Slse layers are caught in price with H*y, Kids! H*r*'s a* *a6y, fun-fiU*d way to win a fr** Hek*t lo with 2-car basement garage homes tomorrow between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. * drsss, IK yards of 45-inch; large stitches! , Boats and Aeceasories 46 boLONIAL — two large bed- $15,900. so* Waft Disnoy't lat*st tlirilllRg marion pielur*, "Tiwsa Calloway*.'' roonu, aluminum siding, toat is looking for a new own- Early Bird Extra Bonus ftp s , IK yanls; bonnet, M Pattern ilo. 28BB-H has HAR’TFORD BOAT SHOW — er. VA no money down, FHA futd. crochet directioni; pattern whicli op*iu Fnday. Fob. 19 at th* Sfeit* Thaator. eholoa landscaping. Sowers Dlreoflona: From Center St. take McKee St. to 'Hartford Children photographed (until supply lasts). Re- West Hartford Armory, Febru- area. AsUng $18,900. No rea minimum down. Everett Agen- : Vonmlsr, sand 80c in coins to: pieces and fUll directions for cy, 649-8588. Rd., right oa Hartford Rd. and first left onto Bridge St. ary 24-28, AduHa $1, Childran sonabls offsr refused. Other J. D. REALTY Rridge St. eoiitlnuee Into Keeney St. Proceed out Keeney ceive a fun coloring book if you present this ad... fm Bunett, Hie Msoebester felt flower motifs. hak price. WmAtk Hstsdd, UM AVB. OF To order, eend 85c in coins to 25 FREE TICKETS— TO THE BEST ENTRIES choice listings. B. J. C a m m •43-51S9 6M-8779 FRENCH road, Manchester. If St. Models ars oa right, jnat beyond sehooL ^mwOAS, MEW TOOK. N.T. Anne Cabot, Mancheater Eve' MONEY®. tsr. Realtor, 840-0051. Mr. Day, you appreciate a. fine home, nlng HeriUd, 1160 AVE. OF Diamonds— Watehea— Phone 649-5203 •4M804. good neighborhood, excellent 1. Color picture eompletelj yard a ^ want to find alt tola Sales Agent rn t latclaas malMng add 10c AMSBIOAS, N E W YORK, Jewelry 48 MAHCRSaniR vioittlty - b>i raised ranch — new home. ftr eaob pattam. Print Name, N. V. 10080-* • room ranch with attache AU 7 rooms must b# sesn, $23, At a price witbla your budget, 2. Fill in name, address, age answer this ad. Immaculate, S wMfei Zone, Style No. For leti-cUrie mailing add 10c WATCH AND JEWELRY N t garage, * large bedrooms, IK 900. J. D. Realty. 84S-5139, 84*- fot' each pattern. Print Name, SAVINGS BANK •779. bklroom Ranch within walking The Hayes Ageney pairing. Prompt Mrvice. Up to 8. Mail te State Theater baths, flrsplacid Uvlng room, lasplrlngi' Informa'' Addreaa with aone and Pattern $20 on your crid watch In natural woodwork, family stss Ootanca of Parkade, Under *18,000 for quiok sale. Osll the •nnag A Summer Number. trada. Cloeed Mondays. F. B. befere Thtfrsday, F ^ . 18 ...... *...... Age Utohsn. built. 1980. fisjno. * g DUPLEX — Nsw heating. 79 iBAST CENTER ST.— 94S-480S MAIN STREET. B|ANCHESTS1H«43-412S Ooateat open to aU ehUdren .oaSer 1*. < JarvlB Realty Oo., Realtora,. sf tMir paltstn book Bend SOe now for your *06 Bray, 7*7 Main Street, State /RANCHES! WolvcrtMi Agsnojr, Realtors, Sprtng-fliunnur Album! Tbtatsr ]gullding» 0 SraK mumr. * V ■'s. / ■v^

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,19661 PAGE TWELVX HanrIff0tfr Enftting Ijgralb About Town Announce Engagements "W hat Johnny D o e * n’t Business Bodies Know" will be the topic of a talk by Mrs. Madeline McAw- ♦ in * ttmo, DeRocco eattoat*^ ley, director of the Lutz Junior IN CREDIT UNION POSTS f that the service center, design-, Museum, to the Manchester ed to include 16 oar-servicing Four Manchester men have Child Study Group Tuesday, 1 .bays, would employ about 86 p.tn., at the Buckley School Ll- been named to poets at Uje East persons. bmry. The public Is Invited to Hartford Federal Credit tWon, Hear how people, children and which last month completed'H« Norman V. Gordon of Wapj adults, can teach themselves tO 30th year of service to em- . ping and Peter H. Moeller m be perceptive and appreciative. R ockville, members of the life: ployes of Pratt and Whitney accident and group actuarial The annual Spring House Tour Aircraft. department at Travelers Insui« sponsored by the Manchester John W. Squires of 43 Edi- ance Co., have been admitted YWCA will be held on Saturday. son Rd., a P A W A employe and as aascclntes in the Society of May 22. Houses will be open Credit Union, member since from 1 to 5 p.m., with refresh- Actuaries. . t 1952, was appointed to the ments being served at one of board of directors. He had pre- George B. Perry of Wappinf the homes. Mrs. Bernard R. viously been appiiinted to the has been promoted to secretary Bliss, chairman, will be assist- board In 1961. Squires has also of the daU processing d op ^ ed bv Mrs. Carl Dauber. been a member of the Educa- ment at Travelers Insurance Cc^ tion and Publicity Committee Perry, who Joined the company Manchester Affiliate 10 of the for the pa.st three years. as a technical planner in 196^ Connecticut Hairdressers and Robert E. Connor of 24 t « - Cosmetologists Association will was named assistant secretary clan St., a member of the board of the department in 1960. An meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at of directors since June 1959, alumnus of ’Tufts University, hf Mott's Community Hall. An- has again been appointed to the thony Pagano Jr., of Stamford has been an advisor to Junioi F rcd cn ck s photo board. A 20-year veteran of boring photo<^ and Ralph Penssiero of Bridge- Achievement of Hartford J t>i ivii; The engagement of Miss Bar- PAW A, Connor has been on the The engagemem, port will demon.strate the new Credit Committee since 1951 Carol Ann Shenning to Henry bara Ann Dunn to Peter James spring and summer hairstyle United Aircraft Corporation of and its chairman since 1958. East Hartford has announced Stanley Grzyb, both of Man- McKeever, both of Manchester, trends. All licensed hairdressers Prank Carpenter of 91 Ade- chester, has been announced by are welcome. the election of William E. Dio- has been announced by her par- laide Rd. has been named fenderfer as a vice prtsidend her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nils to the Supervisory Committee. B. Shenning, 189 Eldridge St. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. The Women's Society of South Diefenderfer continues in the A Pratt and Whitney employe Her fiance Is a son of Mr. Dunn, 8 Hartland Rd. Methodist Church will meet role of president of United’S since 1940, he has served in the Hamilton Standard division, 4 and Mrs. Henry J. Grzyb, 99 Her fiance is a son of Mr. Monday at 8 p.m. at the church. credit union for more than 20 post he has held since 1961» North SL and Mrs. Maurice J. McKeever, The theme will be “ History of years. Miss Shenning, a 1961 grad- He originally came to Hamiltofl 60 Doane S t Hymns of the Methodist Francis Maloney of 41 Byron uate of Manchester High School, Church.’ ’ Standard in 1941 as an analytical te a senior at the University of Miss Dunn, a graduate of Rd. has been named to the Su- engineer. " Manchester High School and of pervisory Committee for the Connecticut where she is ma- Miss Lois Stoker of Manches joring in psychology. She is a St. Francis Hospital School of first time. Maloifey has been as- __ B Nursing, is employed in the spe- ter will participate in the Hartt sociated with the aircraft com- member of Delta Zeta Sorority College of Music production, at the college. , Her fiance, a cial care zone of Manchester pany for 12 years and with the Army-Navy Qub| Memorial Hospital. Her fiance Don Q u ix o te ,to be presented credit union for ten years. graduate of Manchester High Feb. 17 through 20 at the col is a graduate of Holy Trinity The Credit Union last yew School, and the University of lege. Sung in English, the pro- To Fete Ladies Connecticut, is a freshman at High School and attended Mount recorded new highs in member- Saint Mary’s College, Emmits- duction will begin at 8:15 p.m. ships. assets and loans. Mem- the University of Pennsylvania Millard Auditorium, 200 The Army-Navy Club will Dental School, Philadelphia. He burg, Md. He is presenty a stu- bership rose to 38,711. an in- Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford hold its Annual Ladies Night te a member of Delta Sigma dent at Georgetown University crease of almost 1,000: assets School of Dentistry, Washing- soared to above 133 million and Dinner and Dance tonight at 7 Delta, a professional dental Miss Lydia Jackie, daughter fraternity. ton, D.C. loans to members swelled to sU- in the State Arm ory on Main No date has been set for the of Mr. and Mrs. Bwald Jackie, most 320 million. The wedding is planned for 79 Keeney St., is on the dean’s St. • Aug. 28. wedding. Because of the great demand list at Connecticut College for TOP CHECKER Already a familiar scene in Manchester after only a month since lU Inauguration, the M ^ ic Women, New London, where Wand self-service car wash at the Parkade has also bwome a fi^u m t for tickets (about 530), the af- Ann Petricca of 23 Packard she is a senior. among local and visiting motorists. Many, like Philip Boisvert (righ t) of Wlllimantlc. have fair, for the first time in the St., a checker at the W. Middle come to try their hand at the device out of pure curiosity or even to out-perform some friend club’s history, will be held at Tpke. Stop A Shop .supermarket, The Polish American Club who stated that he "had to use three quarters and sUll got more water on myself than on a site other than the clubhouse. was honored as “ Checker of the will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the car ” Under the direction of owner Gino Evangelista (le ft) of Vernon, ^ is v e r t did a ^ r - A steak dinner will be servefl Y e a r" winner from her store, the club at 106 Clmton St, fect job on his car in about four and a half minutes. EvangeUsta, w'ho is already involved in by the Rosemount-P a g a n f along with winners from the three other business ventures, expects to construct five or six more such car w^hes Caterers, to be followed by other 142 members of the super- Friendship Circle of the Sal- the end of 1966. two of which are slated for Vernon and Rockville. For 25 cents, the motorist dancing to the music o f Benny market chain, at a recent lunch- is provided with a five-minute spray o f either a shampoo mixture or a hot Benevento and his orchestra. ' vation Army will meet Monday eon. Selected by customers of at 7:45 p.m. for a service pro- which can be alternated at will. The novel service, said to be the first of its kind in Con- the local store for her coopera- necticut is open 24 hours a day. (Herald photo by Saternis.)______gram at the church. Mrs. tive attitude, courtesv and ac- Thomas McCann will be host- ess. High School in 1964, Miss Pe-|He was formerly manager of Green Manor Rd. should be tricca started as a part-time i Fairfield County operations for j completed within two months. Richard H. Chapin, husband checker two years ago. She at- j the Aetna Insurance Oo. acoordl’ig to store manager fA of the former Carolyn A. Lask, tends evening sessions at Man-1 A member of the class of 1941 James DeRocco. Setting mid- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Chester Community College and of Manchester High School. Cole April as a probable grand open- ford E. Lisk, 141 Pine St., was intends to become an interior attended Wesleyan University recently promoted bo the rank decorator. and joined Aetna in 1949 as a of first lieutenant at McGuire special agent. He is the son of A ir Force Base, N. J. TO HEAD BBOKER.^OE Mrs. Isaac Cole of 83 Parker and St. WHIST AND A color film, "Mightier Than George F. Johnson Jr., for- the Sword,” will be shown to- mer manager of Dempsey-Tege- BRIEFS SETBACK GRINDERS night ai 7:30 in the gymnasium ler & Co., has announced the Ronald F. Simmons of Rock- of the Seventh Day Adventist opening of a branch office for ville has opened an Insui-ance Liorinz photo | • Julies Studio photo^ Elementary School, 80 N. W hit- Coburn & Libby. Inc. at 3S6 W. agency at 740 Main St. in Hart- Delivered The engagement of Miss Max- The engagement of Miss ney St., Hartford. The public is Middle Tpke. in the Parkade. ford. An alumnus of Centre CARD Within 5 Mile Radloa Donna Hale Bamini of Man- ine Lydia Snyder of Manches- invited. Johnson had been associated College of Kentucky, he was On Orders Of $2 Or More chester to Robert J. Bechtold ter to Harold George Kipper- with Coburn & Mlddlebrook. previou.sly employed by the » of Boonville, Mo., has been an- man of New Haven has been an- William J. Lowry, vice pres- Inc. for 30 years, first as a Travelers Insurance Co. as an PARTY TEL. 643-1492 nounced by her parents, Mr. ident of Hartford National salesman and then 1951 opening accountant in the comptroller’s noimced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bamini of 249 Bank and Trust Co., will speak and managing for them Man- Sponsored by The and Mrs. Adolph C. Snyder of department. Simmons is a Boulder Rd. Tuesday at noon at a meeting chester’s first brokerage office. member of the class of 1956 at 79 Eldmund St. French Club of Manchester HOT MEALS Her fiance is the son of Mr. of the Kiwanis Club at the Manchester High School, where Her fiance is the son of Mr. His resignation from Dempsey- and and Mis. H. W. Bechtold of Manchester Country Club. His Tegeler became effective on he played both varsity baseball Boonville. and Mrs. Oscar Kipperman of subject will be "CJonneoUcut’s MONDAY. FEB. 15 Jan. 25. and basketball. LE0AL IEVERA6ES Miss Bamini graduated from New Haven. Part in the Civil War.” Cudiing Academy, Aahbum- Miss Snyder is a 1960 graduate Ann Petricca 8:00 P.M. IN INSURANCE POST .The Iona Manufacturing Co. ham. Mass., and reertved an of Manchester High School. She John B. Hedges, traffic and Rasselt E. Cole, a native of has appointed the Ohio firm of A.A. degree in 1964 from Stev- received a B.A. degree in po- export manager of the Man- curacy, idie now enters competi- ORANGE HALL CHARTER OAK litical science from the Univer- tion with other winners of the, Manchester and now a resident F. M. Warburton Oimpany, Inc. ens College, Columbia, Mo. She ufacturer’s Association of (Con- as factory representatives. E. CENTER STREET Is employed in the advertisii^, ’slty of Connecticut and is a so- necticut, Inc., will speak Tues- chain-wide contest, the eventual, of Wilton; has been elected vice RESTAURANT cial worker with, the Connec- day at 6:30 p.m. at a meeting champion to contend again.

Personal Notices

In Memoriam In loving memorj’ of our faUier 4 , 1 and grandfather, william Topping, who pasaed away February 13, 1964, What we would give if we could "Hello Dad.'’ In the lame old way. To hear your voice, to nee your smile. I To ail and talk with }’ou a while. ! The engagement of Mias T h o u ^ absent, you ’ are alwaya : . near. ! Suzanne M. Parker of Rock- Still loved and mlaaed and ever ‘ dear. • { vl^e, formerly of Buffalo, N.Y., Daughtor and Grandchildren ph to Robert A. Rose of Manches- The engagment of Miss In Memoriam ter, formerly of New Bedford. In loving memory of our husband i Sliaryn Clark of HazardvUle to Maas,, has been announced by and father. William Toppiiw. who | Richard A. Coistanzo of Bolton her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Rob- paseed away February 13, 1964. has been announced by her ert F. Parker, 127 Union St. Always a silent heartache. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Many a silent tear. Her fiance is a son of the late But always a beautiful memory Rocco Grande Jr., Hazardville. Mr, and Mrs. Martin P. Rose. Of one we loved so dear. Her fiance is a son of Mr. and Miss Parker, a graduate of God gave us strensdh to bear it. Mrs. Joseph Costanzo, Hebron Mount Saint Joseph Academy, And courage to! face the blow. Rd. But wtiat it meant to lose you Buffalo, is presently employed No one will ever know. Miss Clark, a graduate of En- by the Connecticut Mutual Life I Wife and Sons I Beld High School, is employed Insurance Co. Her fiance is a *>y Pratt and Whitney Division graduate of Manchester High of United Aircraft Corp., East l^hool and served w-ith the U.S. Hartford. Her fiance attended Marine Corps. He la *pr**ehtly Wonderful Selection of Howell Cheney Technical employed as a cbmputer opera- School. He is pre.sently employ- tor for the Hartford National Valentine Gifts Od as a mason-apprentice by Bank and 'Trust Co. Free Gift Wrapping Fiiloramo Construction Co., Inc. A Septemiber wedding is plan- ’The wedding is planned for ned. ARTHUR DRUG April 24. Duplicate Bridge

’The results in a dui^lcate bridge game last night at the STOI» btuMment rooms at 39 School St. u \ I i;ii WES TOWN are: East-West, Mr. and Mrs. From PuininQ Ihc Mosonry PHARMACY T,'J. Crockett, first; Mrs. Er- of Your Home nest Ungerer and Dwight Perry, \ I H.ll P i l e; AM Hartford Rd.— 649-9946 second, and Mrs. Raymond Htd- W lowell and Mrs. Harry Odium, S70PS U A KS IHSTAHTLY Te maintain our contlnnlty third. , I iioi:osi;\i of medical gervloe' we oro Also, North • South, Joseph Sf/ LS THI SURFACl Marcello and George Oham- SOLD SlfJCt I')U pogne, first; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- IInformotion nf o r m o t i o n I j Liferolurr’ A Open All Day ert Wilcox, second, utd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, third. MANCHISTRR LUM # SUNDAY The game is sponsored by the Manchester TWCA and jteyad „ INC’ ooefa t^ridajr at 7:4B p,m. AM CMipr m.

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My CYNritA'tOW BY By JOAN OBOfjiBE NEW JrCJRK . (NBAX — * NEW YORK ’(AP) ’’What’s ZiUa Skva, an Osoar nominee My Une?" will be celebrating ke 16th Anntverfeary on CBS Sun* ;ft»rvher beautiful. performance, «)^y Wght, a remarkable >g e In ['as a mm -in '"Ullee . of the' an-ilMlustty where .two .'seasons' , Fidd;" la k good ekan^le of the ih 'a- success, three .BfAwns a. 1 tjhtngs Ivrong with .show Jnitde Smash. ' ' ■' ;Beaa- j ... ■ * • >•»'• ’ ’The four regulars on tt|e show . A hnndhbine woman VltB -a --host John Duly and panelists ' 'proven talent, she atUl. has DMOthy Kllgallep,. Arlene Fran- trouble getting acting Jobf. .iris and Bennett Cert — have '-When she redeived word of her bean Oii the ^shqw so long It is '.j ;. Oecar nomination last, year, she hard to remember that In earlier j.waa working In the lost and years the chalra were occupied >j!*fdund department of the NewJ by others. On the winter’s night York O ty Center, .“grateful for, in 1950 when John Daiy firri the Job." I asked, ‘‘Will oUr first contestant “'I know my talent is very greaV MiSs Skkia sqyk .with! enteir and sign in, please?’’ Miss objectivity. “It was onlyi Kilgallen occuified the" first scr^hed in 'UUee «f tlw chair. Mias Francis Joined the Field’, but others have to know second show. Cerf came aboard .a- , about 15 months later. > Others mahUy producers In terms ,of age — riid in TV and casting directors i— have age iis synomymous with audl-* to know two other basic facts ence affection — It is surpassed of life, Miss Skala believes: only by Ed Sullivan’s *ow, now A performer with an accent In its 16th year. (hen is a charming Vleguieee But although “What’s My inflection) can be cast in an Lillie?” features different char- “American;’ role without 'Uto acters each week, the leading accent having to be explained players are the same. role caUs for an watch ’’Bewitched” and make it eagerly looks forward to ert'Montgomery. her education it.” accent. Miss Skala aaya Amer- one of the most popular televi- Wednesday "evenings just to in the domestik arts was not “We became Involved and ican directors prefer to cast sion programs In the' country, see If Mary Tyler Moore (as in the domestic arts was not amused all over ag;ain with each American actors and have you are really patting your- Dick Van Dyke’s wife) Is wear- lacking. She says that her new occupatioa —* and obvious- them put Op an accent. selves on the back.. ing a new pair of stretch mother is a g;reat cook, and ly the fun We are having com- “I auppoce 1. can’t blame When you analyze it as Eliza- slacks. so are an aunt and a cousin municates itself to the audi- tlieni,’^ she says, “although I beth Montgfomery has done, the • * • with whom she is close. ence,” she said. would love to. But they feel message of Bewitched is a sim- But her first cooking efforts, Peihaps a more subtle reason If an .American puts on ui ac- Elizabeth Montgomery ple and rather frightening one: thinks that she shares with she remembers, were not for Its popularity — and it is a cent, the Inflection remains "Samantha can be anything tlM benevolent witch, Saman- crowned with success. She says great favorite with women view- American, whKfli .makes the she wants to be, do anything ers — is the clothes apd the hair actor easier to understand.’’ tha, one vital trail — both en- she made a batcli of fudge m a she wants to do, have anything joy doing things for their hus- Misa Skala does find work she wants to have, go emywhere bands. _ V(See Page Three) (See Page Four) however. She has a co-starring she wants to go. But what she Rrie In Stanley Kramer’s movie reaUy wants to do Is be Just an “Ship of Fools," and she will be average Americait housewife on Revision when ABC-’TV and do for her man.” Television telecM ts the second ’Telsun-IJN SATURDAY PROGRAM Special, Who Has Seen the Thus, “Bewitched” is teHlng all you housewives that you are Time ChaBBcl “Loaisiana Pnrchaae’’ Bab 11 :2t (3) Satarday Spectacalar on Friday, Feb. 19. the chosen people. Y'ou have a u:ee (S) Sky K lar Hope ‘April In Paris” Dsrls Dapt “Who Has Seen the Wind? (t-2t> Bu(> BnBBy 8:85 (S> Close Up On Sparta ■ay Bolyer niche that a witch would give (18) Coket G nare rraM B le S:l» (3) News ' “Girl In th(the Woods” Fenast Ic an extraordinary television her riches for. Ex^rief 8:38 (3> Broken Arrow . Tacker, Matple Hayea film, with suspense, purity and And, actually, all these tele- B F O Na. 3 (22) International Skowtime :33, (43) Dick PawcH ing," aaya Miss Skala, who has philosophy. ’They do this by (3-2!) Hopaity H aaper T:ee (3) Andy Griffith :18 (33) Peter Oaaa a vignette as a nun, "becauae if (U> Sob. TV (3) H ennetey :Si (43) USAF BeliKlaaa FUas casting glsmor gals as house- I (3) ThU la toCaaa (43) Wanted Dead ar Allva :53 (8) Newscope, Mameato - at jrott do, 1 have gone for gobd.“ wives. (8-3e-4e> A m ertcah B a a ia ta n d 7:33 (3) daekie OleaMn Camfart and Hymn (33) Satarday Altonwaa Feti- (8-23-43) T he K iac Fam U y :3t (3) Mameato at MeditaUta A quick Inventory of actresses tare (22-83) F lipper who are playing ordinary Amer- <3e> S a t . M a t la e e (Calar) Flipper ahawa ap with ican housewives this season re- “fUariUI” OarU D ay- a aew-toand friend, an alblaa I (3) BIr Thne Theatce dolphla. Coming Shows veals a stunning list — Miss "Saa Eraaciaea-Dacha’’ Barry 8 :#e (33^) Keatncky daaea Montgomery, - Mary ’Tyler FltaseraM, Barpeaa Meredith 3:33 (3) OUliean’s lalaad Moore, Abby Dalton, Ckmnle ) (8-22) BCAC BaahathaU (3-3*43) The Wav Oat Mea St. daha’s vt. Riacara (Premiere) Vaa Benia. Psent- ’Starring ’Ihe EdKors," CSian- Stevens, Beverly Garland, Joyce (2t> Film wrilinf oompnter, artiflcBtl Bulifant, Patricia Barry and ((W) D a n c e P a r ty . heart chemistry af memsry, nel SO, Sunday, at 2 pm. wJU (not quite ordinary) Yvonne De 2:M (4e> C heckm ate dalphln talk are topics es- have Heihert Brucker of the (|e> Town Ball Cana., „ , smlned. Carlo and Carolyn Jones. >:46 (ie> Great HemeaUi la Maale (32-83) M r. M saoa ^mnek Hartford Couiwnt, Frank Roe- Very tem committees offer 3:#e (3) Bowline , ...... • :M (3) The Eaterlalaars .. enau of the. Springfield Undon. such an array of beauty in tltt* (33) ChUdrea W Uhaat (32-33) S atard ay N icht a t the ELECTRONICS RMiard Murphy of the Hoi- (2e-U) P ro Ba.wlera Toar Movies kitchen. So the message her«r "Parkersbnre (W. Va) Opea" (Color) “Betrayed” Clark Oa*T yoke ’Transcrtpjt •* Telegram and U eas^ to Interpret: Housewife- I ( 3 ) G o U C l u i i c . . ‘ Me, Lsaa Taraer, Batch spy LABORATORIES Bice Olemow of Oonoectlout ry U glamarous trade - and Match Play ellmlaaUaa, Canr chief trains rirl .to wMk MlddleoaK commeatotoa. arainstsrainsi the ’ Nnius. . life as Ite paneUets. every girl should aspire to it. (S> B a i a D a a e a - *:3e (>33-43) Hnllywaod Patoce "■- Of course; televlalon house- (22) FUm ' i Gaarye'.Bama, 'hast. Canale 277 BROAD Hfhe Way Out Men," an wives witness Jane Wyatt, Don- (33) Bowline , , Stevens, Jack doses, Bich Ut- na Reed €uid Marjorie LiOrd. I (3) Gaddahoat Gaddis - tie, ath era.' ABO-telecast about the unusual (82) BaUIe Line M:3e (3) Oanainake breed of aplentlata and others But the Image has been more I ( 8■ ) teBatl t i aI t the' B aoea Theedare BIkel, A Vranderlac . who are shaping the (uturp, of the wise, maternal one. (ULM) Ble Three Galt balladeer relaset to explain The new breed of helpmaite (Color); A ra^ Fslator, eaek past to Marslnul DDIaa,- 5. , wUI^ be shown tonight *' from IflaldSM, Oanr n t s t ir eaa^ er why he expects toiba killed. - 8 : 8 0 - 9 : 8 0 p m . undoubtedly bos made these prie ta; aoehad U-liale medal- 16:M I96S autiri- Fkaaa Ahraa, 'eakead News (43)' Grisatost FIchto (»de'> Wide W orid of B rirto Caatary Winter Matloiiai Drae Baelae U;e* (8-S-2»4«> Nsws, Waalher, N - A Champh>BsUpa„ ... Pamaaa, and Sparts CalU. I Each Cap Skliae Ckam- 11:13 (sr Oipltal Eeporls' ATUNTIO FUmttOE OIL ploaaaip, Aapaa, Gala. UlU" - (Sj Bi* Maria „ . (IS) Y tar .X e la ^ r “(Jtoat Olhs Ifw atar” Ofn Sal- RADI0$ 24 HOUR CUSTOMER 9BRVICB--649-S701 I ( 8) B n t f D a v U llh a w Hvaa, Fred Graham (18) S liver Wfiiea %aJ DpeWa af^ Market I ( 8> W a a l h e r Btra^t’;^ Ueaai Atwdl, Una CAU ^ 9-1124 (18) b l e E ata’a W atU . 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(22-30) Danay Thomas Special of departure is the belief that 0:0^ (3) Hap Blckards (40) The Admiral Jack and Swabby Show (24) Jnlliard Quartet (40) Oral Roberta (22) Argument (Color) Gnests: Periy Como, bridges are the closest man (8) Girl Talk 9:30 (3) Petticoat Junction 18:80 (3l^Lamp Unto My Feet (30) Sports In Actloa Ray Charles Singers, Lebaaese Fran Dickenson (22) Bomper Boom 6:15 (24) Stog HI Sing Lo has come to attaining a state 6:30 (8) Woody 'Woodpecker Escaped convicts take over K e^ rt on the 35,000 Walden* Highlights of New York Ath- Dancers, Marjorie Lord, Hans (80) Today in Connecttcut Sandy Rest as a hideout. alana of Italy, deacendenta of letic Club Indoor Track Meet. 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(22) 10 Pin Bowl and Sports ALL EXCHANGES USTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS • E-Z Financing (30) Concern 11:15 (8) ('hanging Times girl which was so bad she threw (40) Conversation With (22) Shock It away— “and the chickens got 11:20 (3) Movie •29 MAIN STREET 649-1106 • Open Evenings 1:00 (3) Your Commutdty ••Pacific .Adventure” Ron Ran- it and three of them died.” (fti Nationwide Bowliny Toum. Member* of New York Stock Exchange WEDNESDAY Television PROGRAM (20) Directions *65 dell, Muriel Steinbeck Now, however, she enjoys (.10) Great Moments in Mnsle her few chances in the kitch- *’Hymns Y'esterday and To- (40) Feature 40 Time Channel 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show (8-2646) Oxxle and Harriett day’* (includinic alnyinjc in the 11:30 (8) Movie en. (See her recipe, in box) «:25 (3) Town Crier (22-30) Match Game (24) Great Decisions Mass). C. 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(22-30) Today Show 6:00 (20) Memory Lane (22) Hockey 1:15 (3) Decoy (24) News In Perspective Make A Difference Where Yon Saro) SA VE The Asher menage— she is (8) Operation AlphobeO (24) Kindergarten 8:80 (3) Beverly HUlbUlies Boston vs. Montreal IT DOES 7:15 (8) Conversation on Social (30) Cheyenne (40) Winning Pina Mrs. William Asher in private An elderly playboy makes ft Harry Belafonte ap- W H ERE Concerns of the Church (40) The Admiral and Swabby play for (iranny to assure his 1:80 (3) Our Miss Brooks ABC will launch an hour- life— has a nurse for the six- 7:26 (22) Weather long series next season^ on FBI Show seat on the bank’s board of (8-20-40) National Basketball pears in ABC’s “ Pur- M l Y O U SEE month-old baby, and the very 7:30 (3) RFD No. 3 6:30 (8) Peter Fotamus directors. Assn. Game ift Open Mind cooperating fully in this ven- SIG N 8:30 (8) Exercise With Gloria (30) Starring The Kditor p.m. S A V I N G S 4% ing the day, cleaning and cook- (40) Bifleman Ed Begley. Rob decides to ture.” ing and leaving a dinner which (40) Mock and Myer 6:55 (40) Knockout fight it out in court rather thau -'Current 9:H (3) Hap Richards 6:00 (8) News, Weather, and Sports pay for 3800. W’orth of pillows. mu/ LOAM Elizabeth warms up when she (8) Girl Talk (24) Mathew Brody (22-30) Wednesday Night at the A S S O < I \ r I O M Annual BELMONT RUG (22) Bomper Boom ‘ CLEANING COMPANY oomes home. (30) Adventures with Flash Movies Dividend But on weekends, Elizabeth (30) Today In ConnecBoul Gordon ''Submarine Command.’* Wil- MONDAY Television PROGRAM Bate 808 MAIN ST • 643-6602 (40) Boxo The Clown (40) News liam Holden, Nancy Olson. takes over. She cooks and 9:15 (3) Deputy Dawg 6:05 (40) Laramie Submarine officer is tortured Time Channel e»wewi*Ti*'» *t»t*T r i w w n t cleans and cares for her son. 9:30 (3) Leave It To Beaver (3) Sports, News and Weather by guilt for the death of two 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show Countess Framboise to lead (8) The Young Marrieds 6:16 (8) News 6:2.5 (3) Town Crier (22.30) .Match <;ame She’s a i-egular, average Amer- men. 6:30 (3) Sunrise Semester her name to his failing health 100? MAIN ST.. MANCHESTEB • ROUTE 81, COVENTRY (30) Bomper Room (22) Clubhouse (24) New Orleans Jass (8) Feature farm. ican housewife—on Saturday 10:00 (3) News 6:25 ( 22) Special Beport (30) Agriculture on Parade (Ift) Million Dollar .Movie 9:30 (S) The Cara Williams Show 6:35 (8) Moments of Comfort and (8-20-40) Wendy and .Me and Sunday. 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Jonathan Winters. es are finding it pays oft to be (8) Flame in The Wind 7:15 (8) Conversation on Social Con- (24) Kindergarten 1115 MAIN STREET 7:00 (3) Littlest Hobo 10:00 (S) Danny Kaye Show cerns of the Church (24) International Magasine housewives. That’s show busi- 11:00 (22-30) Concentration (18) In the Public Interest Gdests: Pat Carroll. (30) f'heyenne 9:30 (3) .Many Happy Returns (8) Hello Pea Pickers (20) Memory Lane 7:25 (22) Weather (40) Admiral Jack and Swabby ness today. (24) In School Preview 7:30 (3) Your Community (8-20-40) Bing Crosby Show PLENIS TEXACO 11:30 (22-30) Jeopardy (22) Weather, L^cal News 10:30 (8) One Step Beyond Show y George (>obel, Kathryn Cros- (8-2 Tell Me. 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B ^ stipes of television series, wbe^- dfhtiiT’ Vi "she salid. ?:M a> Tiia M VOeka 4:38 (S'- (8-33) Movie . ’ B«8>«'y. Aa oM hallhr tries to . eant aletf tor the descend- (Si Frlead at Mr. Oaeber . ^ (381 Oemedy TIori . riM (is sa ke wpi dto : S:fS m Caalala Kaasarea tit# (38).. Whiplaak kelSro kis iaaardsce iaasas; ing w h{^ of axes. ,1 (ii)'A atlaea lal ClaMieea* (84) Prteadly OUa4 (Mi Phartk’ .Batata : ^ l t:8S <8) kakitM) Wltk OlerU (88) Maverick , . _ . . At 'this season the ne.two.rks :((W> Mask .aad 'Myer ■1(48) "The Admiral aad Sorabby •^§y & ? ‘’?S!.k**toaK..J8w ' decide Which shows are to sur- UN Special ^ 8:8t.(s) lUiKIcikards 8:15 (M i Sioo Bl.Slas Le ( » ^ Talk 8:88 (i) Bocueberry B su M^^?*^'tteked' vive ahd which lue to become . BkihDer. Boem (l8> MUIleo Dollar Movie Baa reruns,.One series which seems (St) Tkday la ConaeoUeat (38) Film Attag CBy aalk ; S e t F r i d a y 1«l) “ ■ —Tka “ CUara (84)1) ...... What’s New ■es M take, a certain of pressing on is ‘‘Petti- (8) uepaty Dawr. (44) BUIemaa Blake Baam far Daddr Oardea reyrIattsB. '*‘ToU never know these things . . deapardy a*? What’s New adveeatod ..Ihe hallaclaa.. willingness to believe that ‘‘Pet- Co-starring in "Who i Hss (8-S*d8) U Blykt ^|45 (38) N o w * ____ lorydrariSo______Is charred wiS 18:88 (|> Lake at U e _ :88 (8) Wyatt Earp .flcoat. Junction.” is a cinch for Seen the Wind?” are Victor ltt-S8> Bay Wkea (|8) Blyi Plctars' (33-N)" Saspoasa Tkhalre renewal, ^ e still has trouble be- Jory, i Gypsy Rose Lee. Simon (8:S8.M> Daaaa Beed (38) Best of the Past (Ceier)(Cator) dj a ^ . Kelly, “ Behei4. Cearad. A rich. wontoa's haa. series Oakland, 1 ^ 1 Richards,. Lilia , it :St. (S> Saarak Far Tamarraw ) News aad Weather .Msving'that the tu:tually 4) Challrase of Deatlstry bpad lead* a carrsary. "b o ^ happened. Skala and 13-year-old Veronica j TiU (33)~ Mass. Bi Lits* rowlag” gaag. Fw 'many seasons, Bea Ben- Oartyrrig^lt. I lt:4S (S) OaUIar Uykt (Sfi-toieri* (8-34.W) dlmasy. Deaa Shaw aderet served as supporting., ac- liie drama, from an original | i:tt (t) B^,Seiier (48) New* VlkM Carr, M a a y TUIetsoas story by Tad Mosd, deeds with' (8) Mavia 1:88 0 ) n e Maasters fleary Ysaagmaa. . tress and comedienne. ‘ ‘I was (tt) Bella Fea PIckara Bermaa takes daBciac lessoa*.' (M) fa SehisM Preview always playing character a fmnlly forced to spend their (SS-lt) At Berne Wltk Kitty la order to toko Marilya to her, 14:34 (Ml Pathfladers • parts/’ she recalls, ‘‘even when lives aboard a tramp steamer (48) Newa cellecv daace. I U;M '(t4to43-M 4«) Newa, Weathep because thrir country was- writ- 1:86 (48) Bartara. Barnard Skew (8-3448) deaay Qaest I Sparts . I was appearing on the stage in 1:88 .0) Aa The IVarld Tama The party llads a mystertoaa 11:U (344414#Tb Le* CnuM ’ Ban Francisco at' 16.” ten out of existoice as an af- (M) Tkla la tlw Ufa periscope aad a rreie^ae gar- (St) Teaight She continued in that capaci- termath of World War n . Their (tt-38) Let’a Make A Deal gayle la Narwsy. 11:34 (1) Mevto personal drama re4u:hes crisis _ (48) Tke Praplckera (U) Life of BIley ‘‘The Straagar Btote a ‘ Oaa* ty on many top shows - during 1:85 (tS-M) New* (33-34) Daalel Beeae Baadaljto ScaM, fiaire Trevor . radio's heyday, notably as the when the parents must make a i 3:88 (8) Password Pees Parker, Lloyd Netaa. 11:35 (8) Toil Mo,.~.Dr. “Biatbera Brooklynese - spouting telephone fateful d e c i 8 i o n concerning I (33-38) Memeal of Troth Beeae parsaes aa togealsBB 11:38 (38) T e a ^ their teen-age daughter' and the (X8-48) Phuno lo The Wlod family of thieves. (8) Lea Craa operator with Jack Benny. Tel- 3:38 (8) Boose Forty (M) Preach Chef 1:88 (8) News, Weathor, bvtsloh was an easy transition, futuiv of them (33-38) The Dertera 3:84 0 ) Perry Mssea at MsdHailM gnd for eight yean riie resided The Mitire production was (8-38-48) Day U Oeori Aa art lectarer coacoeto a 41a- 0>*(Sale Storm ■ filmed off the coast of Mazat- 3:54 (48) News bellcal scheme get Ms wife’s (88) Nsws next door to Bums and Allen. to (48) eSAF Aellgtoas Fltoa ' Four Harry Mortons came lan, Mexico, aboard a freighterr 8:88 (3) The Bdce el Mlxh4 two mllllea 4eHar iaherltaace. and went, including Hal March and in the town Itself, a flrii- and Fred (3ark, but Blanche Jng'port on the rugged west Morton was always Bea. coast. ' She seemed destined to con- The musical score'was writ- FRIDAY Teteuu ion l*ROCRAM tinue in her ace support until ten by three-time Academy Award winner John Green. TIbm ChaBBsl 8:88 (44) Laramia (80448) ViUeaUae's DaY ^id Henning intervened. .She 8:35 (3) Tswa Crier ft) Sports, Nears, ifeather Tsoy Praarlsaa, Edward Eveb- had played A e outlandish cous- Ponmoser of such song hits as .8:38 (S) Saarlse Semester 8:15 (8) News e ^ B a rto a . PaUbach jiaa in Pearl Bodine in His ‘‘Beverly "Body and Soul” and " I Cover (to) Agriealtore ea Parade (33) aabhease Brawa caakpire* to feaalto Val the Waterfront,” Green has al- 8:35 0 ) Momeato at Ceaslarl aad t:U (33) Special Bepert with a toag-toat taraetheart. ^IbilUes.” So when he planned Nearscopa 8:38 (8) Newa 8:88 (8) Oamer Pyle CSMC a new series about a widowed so written a title song for 8:45 (1) Peatara (8) Bsatbea Street Baal Baplag he waa’I pass, Oeatar :mather of three daughters whoh •Who Has Seen the Wind?” 1:88 0 ) Legacy (8344) BaaUey Briahley la adder tbe l|ae at (33-88) Today Shaw tbaae adeeatod tor sergaaal. rune a whistle-stop hotel, he^ (8) Operattoa Alphabet w? #hat*s New (31-81) daek Beaay Shew sent for Bea. 1:15 ( I ) Tm Christopker* Oaests: Tbe Tadgiera Aersbal- "It was entirely his idea,” 1:35 (33) Weather Ir Tiaape. ^Line^ Notes 1:58 (3) Pram The College Campaa (8-3448) Wbe Bat Sees Tba she says. ‘ ‘Never in my w iM ^ (3) Prlead of Mr. Oaaber Wiad? dreams had I thought ^ myself 1:45 (48) Agriealtore Frag. (to mlaale special) Edwfkrd O. starring in a show.” 8:88 (5) Captala Kaagarea Beblassa, neadare Blkel. VN (Godttooed fram Pago Ono) (44) Ceatlaeatal Classraeas draaia almal d familyHr lerc(4lereed But she's doing it in her sec- 8:84 (8) Exercise With Otorto to tpead Ibeir Uvea aboard » ond season and, despite her du- styles of Miss Kilgallen and (44) Mack aad Myer biety, she'll go a third. Bea, with 8:44 0 ) Bap Bichsid* t?Tl„ipea Mtod Miss Francis. Both take pains 0 ) Oirl Talk a 25-year-old son who works on to combine variety, high style (33) Kemper Beam 18:< I (8) nattora’s Paepto "Petticoat Junction” and a and glamor in their cloUies and (14) Teday to CeaaeirilcBl WBUam Baatca. M arge I daughter, 18, in college, thrives (44) Base The Ctowa amadTstotterySlattery detebd*defebd* a dae- as they enter the stagre, when 8:U (3) Depaty Itowg tor frlead agatasl aulprartlea on the attention and the role. every women In the home t:M 0 ) Leave It Te BeaverBeav ia aa accldeal rlcttm’s death. "Sometimes I think, ‘‘Good- audience. gets a look from tip (8) The Yeaag Married* (3348) Jack Paar Program aeoB, this business of appearing (34) Bemper Beem (Cater) Oaeata: Baatrice LiUle. to toe. 14:84 (3) News Gearge Oebal, Batea O’Cow- Whatever the reasons, H's still (33-34) Make Beem tor Daddy aeo. Bfdee Brawa. around and very, very lively to (8) Oeaeral BespHal i (M) Plaberly aad Film (44) Gale Storm 04-3441) News, Wsalher, aad Judge from its Nielsen, rat- 14:38 (8) Movie 8^r( ings. (33-M What’s This SsagT Bell* Pea Pickers (84) Tsalghl 195S for about nine months, and 11:88 (33-M) Jespardy . 0848) News aad Weather Other program* planned ar« 8:88 (8) The Edge Of NIghi 7iU (It) Mas* BIghUghto cm M9.1124 (33-88) iaaikar World . on Qen. Custer at Little B ig (8) Tralbaaotor aiSTw? Horn and the Pllgrima cm tb » PET FOODS (3448) .O O M ^ BospMsl lilt ’ d ) Yaaag Peeple’s Coaceito 8:88 (8) To M l The Trath - . Leeaard Berastela ’ eeadacto Mayflowar. TV-Badlo, Sales and Service - - (8448) The Yeaag Married* . ' H.V. PblBtormenlc archesira; (3M8> Yea Dea’l Say .BitMUas “ nalaadto,” paittoa* PET ATTIREr af Becaad Sympheay,. Csaoerto iii5rKtFia£r ' la D Miser. Sergla Leca, vIeUa SuppHM . 0 ) Peatare selelst. GARNER'S . (18) HUliea DeHar Mevto (8-3844) The niatatoae* (1848) Trallmastor (Ceier) Fred aad Bataey ret PAINTING 4:88 (33-l8> News lavelvcd la a marder case with S««ds, Shnibij 4:88 (8-38) Mhvle mlllleaaire .delecUve, Aarsa ■aterior, Extertor (84) Oesaedy Tim* Bealder. Wallpaper Boofea Lawn Mofartmianie* 5:88 (to) Tag Beat Aaale (38) As Sebasto Maleh WUs Faperhaagtag . (M> Blndergartoa (M) Aatlqaes MowttrSj (m Cheyeaa^ (88) IntorBatiaaal SbowUsM ■laan and OelUnga " S I S Admiral Bwabhy Show paa Ameoba, hast, ‘‘The Osaell Painted aad Befhilabei lUpiGdred, Sharp e d 5:18 (8) Maxilla GerilU Natleaal CIrcas.” T nOHWSOlUVBV (18)) simioB Dollar Mevto 8:88 (8-3448) Parmer's Daafhler' Qnanntaed (88) Film (33) The CatUag Edga fU ty” ijM) What’s New (34) Sleep of Priseaqr* CAM. *49.1752 Lm tEii (48)!48). SapemuMSaj 8:88 0 ) Sarvival 8:58 (38)' 8U Bepert . Frauk Fladlay--Peto Oaraer UO PEUETIER M gKINMEY •it:tt (8?V?w*r wStIher aad Sperto ray. A retired safecracker add Props. (M) Old Olory ged ^ s pfaa I* rah a MS-dSM U WOODBRIDOB SX. (18) Advealare* with r ' jM k lar I or SQriswoUSjt. MaiMkhester Manoheeter—MS-1 If OerdoB <8^-3448) n e ' A^dams PaaUly 'MS-MtoS..-'-' j AU 'i»