PAGE ELEVEN* m u m i-B TEIt EVEWNG,_HjyAU>. MSMCmSTEB, CONS, ffSPNESDAY, MOVZHIBER M, 1W6 — ----- 1 ' " ’" Wi /. aiANCUESTtlK EVEmNitt HEiUU).;M ANl.m STk». CONN^ WEDNESDAY, ^NOVEMBER 23, 196A t>AGK;TEM r - ' Yoatb ‘Kidnaps’ * LB J Predicts F c i T i o n Naugatuck GIs Finger Glow Atty. Shea Acting Manager, Paul phillppp. r ftW reprt s m w jto sst Obituary P o lic e m e n S u C C € /0 S 6 8 Group to Bawl ^ mailing countM* In Get Free Calls - ' on a ciM ^r yieting oecrcMiry ^ retdry in Space Work Membera af RookviUa Aaaam- Cabaniss Named to Replace Student Pi*ogra^|[ bly 39, Ofdar of NUnbaw: for our storil whoro — A buriy . you cun weigh and From Viet Nam In Vennard Trial W a l k The.Boart o£ ©irectora^li^ «•> both ^ p u * * ^ * -J ® " (Oontlmied from P if# OnoY Gixte. win go bawiteg at tho Cummings as CD Director LONDON (AP) An* O fJctC C T? ItllA iii^nuaMTownOotmOol Jrokn yoar um a ondlnf Novombar RockvOle PlMa Baturday a t S ^ youth beigadbeagad en an to the atoge of maHailyoiwIot- er Vbreat HUU, N. Y.>_ NAUOATUCK (AP> — Local * V. flboA Jr. aa aetlat gonoral 1«». ^ p rep are well, for tho more am* Found Serving Need pja. Qltte ara agfcad to ba at David L. Cabaniss of'Sherry tmaaferrod between »eaatone Londoa’a Rhoaubc Theater dur- m hiatr of Obveirtry, died Mon* men aervln* In Vlot Nam wUl (OoaUaaoi from Pago Om ) „anager and wubain R Behai* l>r. RawUna and Kra. Oold* | , i t ^ ApoUo fli(Ma to coma.” tha ptexa at 3:46 pja. CSrcle haa been appointed town one waa addad teat Alght tog ftoal ourtain calla Tuenlay itore and packagot. g^pxnroat anu alter a abort ^ ^ mako ireo Chriatmaa yennard began in Superior Ck)urt today in Hartford outakte hla capaulo. Akfan « d >•*“ “ “ t*"* aocrotaty of tb* barf are •The montha ahead wlU not A Mmplgte appraiaal et thcLafca Street Sekoot Jadt Waikar to Spank ^You pay aothing Enriohmeat Center eatebUahed the m ate obJecUva of this ______Jack L. WaUiar._____ dirietor of av ri Defenea director, to* Manclwater ®T«kW “ ‘Andimm wmi bom In Cbv, '*’•**«• ^ before Judge Arthur iTHealey. ; ni'o.KsoiikerrS ^m w m to r the mo imb- bw««. ^Both ar. are R-WbU^^ BepubUtana. Ihk tenaa explmd tWa mont^ be eaay aa we roach toward the /for the service. S m ^ S S S a S t m h t o Atty. Shea*wUl aorve la the The eommiaakm U now Re- lartyaar la Vamon and "Opera- P«*4w« waa to ^ h tha human ratettona of tha S. /W. Board of Selectmen announded q^tend correspondent *«»*• “ Iff j S T X ^ V a eon of » HW from the y«u»anl. M. of id* HoUlator — r------l« n . Mrollem betem him m et « . S L ^ S S S **5 1 K- moT^Wa muet broaden and ^ ^ . r1 ..* dreu------howTto toltow 4h^tlons Farbern rb o r DtytstonDlytekto of WalterWaite Kldde night. Gnateale, telephone 875-M46.^ wlto ^ t e ^ p ^ y burden kicking /You Just pay for 3 [ra. Fhanie WaA Androwa. of Naugatuck Dally News. 8t. la accuaed of kUUng hla houae and prepared the “I think wo loamed the jroat abaonco of nL ^ and Mtr know-how baaod CO tion Headatert" inaututau laat p^y ^^| c^., will 'Getting G e n tr y and the UU BlbOrt J. The newopapor announcod to* motoer, Mao Vennard. wlto a floor plan. Ha wont. In the com* value of a reatralnt “y**""*" me^imlSllW ^^ !5!!^rr«aood t»o*rer of thoao aummar was praaented by thos* er children. J-o ^ -eig h t chU- to p e ^ cabaniss "P^®®®* ._^® T, , *TOelm5£rohaHflllkwt^^^ -'your postage. He lived in Coventry f.m rn.. <« hammer on June 9 in thefr of DetecUve Joeej* Sar- AMrin oald. - tO the new a ^ a tm t m a ^ e r ; one unaffluaiod, „ . the Increaaed p ^ e r m . , ______Aa Origiiial Cummings,______whose____ resignation.. T A fit imnanmt bouse gasped. The thea wortlng In the progrtma to the dren in the area ware aUglbla Humaiv Relattons Formula,’’ at accepted racenUy, First Orchestra list I dtU movutg .toto Sweat Foroat milamiia Moo and ^ nearby BeaoCn 2^}*^^'*®’'Falls n»y home. mT . ^ To do a oeriet of aeemJngly to Da hired after Jan. 1, la ao- t^wn Treaauror Mm. Roaallnd mighty new booetere. But with ter, msaager called the poUce. Why do wo bother? So you can mail PVtreat and nearby BeacCn Falls may photograirtw, Includl^ objected to the floor admplo tasks ouch aa h o o l^ c U r a ^ to 1^ Job. _ Qulah, a RspubUpan. was ap* oamlnl aa the b a ^ of adueatian - test night ^®*' ***® Profruia and S8 attond- maatliig of tha RockvUls Ro- selectman Carmelo Zanghl has Of Patrons Up W eari^ an Edwardian gown and shap in one swift stop. i J ^ o f ^ < ^ ^ r X Sti^nieifun " « v e ^ of the’ loM ^na of the p i« m odaC ^aa^g teat "the uSiTrlngs to Uttte hoolm, AMrto BcbaUor, who was nomtoatod to a oha-yaar t m to the confktant th ^ wa wUl o w t o m , tary Club, Monday. been actlnk. as temorary CD and elaborate blonde wig tor the Tha enrichment .center was The directors aaid tt te thrir ^ m m m g will lit held a t director 1ft the Interim, I 3 n ^ underwriter before hla behv«n Dec^^lO^ndT aUoged murder, were entered as ^<>0, pi„, may not have been taveoUgated tha use of walirt by Director A. Turk. Admlnlrirmtton **»• dlfHoOtleo « d MhtovC •»* first hateed by William W est Additional memberships tor leading role to Oscar Wilde’s ^ ^ separate exWbtU by Prosecutor o ,. on Jdne 15 as It waa stoapo and retmaint boots caUed Ingtoh, waa ohoam attar Board nomlc Opportunity. OoUactor of other aucceaa, ho said. .. hope to do a toltow-up on tha n«m a t tka Country Wtehan cabanlsi Imd bad experience the Manchester _Civie Orchaa- comedy "Lady Windermere’s Connter Is Open Daring Store Hours 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. I itirement threa yean ago. .r.j« jjews said It was orintind __ former principal of to* Maple children attending to see how Restaurant R t S3, Burvivom, besldea his mother. ^ form InW8 today’s said it edition was prinUng to ^ 0*o»W« Stoughton. ’The jrfc^es <,n. the day of tha------murder six- ..golden sHppem.” Secretory John Oaralde quea* Bsvenue Bmeat Machell. a Johnson spoke at arterem ow Btraet School. anA was hold at in Civil Defimse wort, having tra today were ‘announced by Fan,” Mtos MHls wee carried to ‘*Wo have to tlx tha body in uoned the need for an acting Democrat, waa raappointed to a at the LBJ Rattoh in which the they ara doing in the regular xba tointute to be given by t I(cluda his wife. Mm. Margaret nu^d out ^ the tamiUea. It will toe Vernon Center Orange Hall- served i- a. three-minute call, plus Prosecutor Stoughton said he It has now been moved to toe cult toy that the children had anUdato to tebor-man- u****^*f!!i*r^Sn 3 fre. Charles Gtariatenaen of Oov* tne tax ly ^ e r «:80 p.m., Masione tea* show that the locatloa entire Intoreat to the wotfc at Walss explained that the act- ^ e aeven*member oouneir la Oapt. James A. Invcll Jr. and Jdapte aehool whore Andrew net been to school prior to this and at the Urtm eettag of selectmen a patrons oomrulttee. Tlta or-'eld aoUeas, deugbter of movie W I L T O N ’ S ^ th- band,” be said. 'I t can be done ing secretory was needed to now Repubiican • controlled — Air Force MaJ. Udwln B. Aldrin Mannegla te now principal. and therefore therote nethlng S T S n ^ J p t l t o ^ by chestra will present its flrat con^ ster Jpointed four Supt. of Sdioola WUUam Qirils, traitln Bxceptlonal Servlca (board one of the most success- tho evaluation. valuable to everyday Ufa. asstetent director and .Au^twlum, Manchester High to raise money tor diarity. rs rv..nr?s ~ Aldrin ailao praised______the train* members to the Human Rela- not r^itotored. Award Croat him. Mtos Mills’ husband, Ameri- olmes Funeral Home. *00 Main .. ig |i 2 «»,ft>r .fc-the «,-ffirst three minuted, entries In on the night of «>ce ^ tog he had on earth, ^toolflcaUy oo„g Commission—Dr. ledrich The’board tabled the appoint* Eight other persona proml* ful alemente of the project was While attendirg)to. session. Srt ‘ Contritmting members now oan songwriter Russell Alqulst, Manchester. Burial arlll be pi^g jq pgg cent tax. th e"^ rd er. picture of the cmCh waaanown, me use of undetwaisr Simula* j_ RgwUna, a Democrat, to flU mont of a member to the Town neatly cohnected with the Oeml* an afternoon tutoring program the ehUdren were given com- Boning Boerd of Appeate North Oemetery, Coventry. Publisher Frederick B, Hen- ZajigU had recommended the Include Mr. and Mr*. Sidney arrived with a ransom of $28. a. «ini, th. ksM itM Witt T o ^ f l i i testimony for the ««» »« “ f y ^ ttoos to train for wOrk to space ^ e unexplred term to Novera- Development Commlsalon, to nl program alao received NASA in which ten Junior and senior pleto physical examinations hbij ^ pubUc hearing Nov. " “ Ellis, Ronald J. Erickson and A poUce spokesman said: ' There adU be no caning houn. students from RockvlUe High and their dental and medical 29, a t 7:80 pm. to the a ^ tn is- two CD officers serving should ^ £ 2 «»y. Patro&nan Prime Amadeo ^ / « « ber 1967; and Mm. Barbara serve a two-year tarm. awaidi. ____ live to different sections of town. Mr. and Mrs. Saul M. Silver- “We will take i» action unless a School, planning to become needs Were taken care of. All tratlon buUdtog to hear an ap Btelia tonnal should only dla* tlngutshed Service Award; and ehUd throughout te year, ^ato- operatiem, which ran for elf ht »*ould also include the sale of al- late area as Cabaniss. Mrs. Nancy L. Becker, Mr. « d FARMINGTON (AP) — Mr. miMfer, Nov. 21, 1913, a son of told him he had Juri Wt hto ^ with counsel. Gryk made In Song, Story Hussey attended the last mother on the head with a ^ ^ MAJ. Oen. Vincent O. Huston, ly tutoring to arithmetic and weeke, included muelcal actlvi- oohollo beverages on the pram- Mrs. William Belfiore, Dr. ted and Mrs. Gregory Paquette Jbhn and Dora Laser KotMh Sr. To Solve Problems LocMy commander of the Air Force Ues, stdrytenirtg, game play- isee. r meeting of selectmen to express 0f Manchester. He lived lit Man* In Accident hammer. Amadeo also added smnted At Town Schools spelling or areas where the child Mrs. Edward L. Besaer, Cham- have been visited with sorrow General Manager . Robert “■ He said that the water and Eaatem Teat Range, who was wae failing to toe regular clasa- tog, a nourishing snack, rest New Church Members his mterest in toe position, stat made Musical Club, Mrs. Thn- «« Nov. 22 on two consecuUve cjjiester aU his life. that Vennard said he did not ^ . time and many field trips ^ First Congregational ing he had the backing of toe ‘Survlvom besides hla,wife and On Playground know why he did it ^ “ Vennard «* Traditioaial songs end poems, Weiss warned last night,“ Man- sewer «noeds have existed for given the Outrtandlng Leader* roomt. othy Cheney, Mrs. Margaret V. years. and a t least one new composi Chester, Uke ra«uiy local ^ v - ^ ^ ^ northeoet ship Award. During the course of the pro- Church of Vernon received 2S association which could serve Early Tuesday the Paquettes’ Invents Include a sister. Mm. B ef<^O tm rt opened, Atty. __ ___ — _ .A ^ ------Asa mi The program was designed Clemens, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Jean R.^ Jasper of 92 Wesley Oryk said that_____ the P««ally cotod be tmppaed; in __tion, _ WghUglhted______Thanksglvtog__ exTUHcnuBi jd emmento, Bkw <» th« town of alleged In- be that Vennard Is not *® payeW* many ^!f Manchestor’a pubUc meet the challenge of our urbM ^ ®“* primary children who were not new members are Warren and The town’s supply of Civil De- R<}virard Dzladus, Mr. and Mrs. All the famUy’a possessions found to be suffering from Audrey Clay, Davie and Doro- fense equipment is stored to mchard Embser, Mr. and Mrs. Wfreare ddeetri e ^ y e d . toturday at 1:80 p.m. at toe juries to her nlne-year-old guUty on grounds of Insanity, atric instituUon. schooto. . ' ^ ® « ^ * ° ? ^ “ ** « ««* * .« « « « of cMixlde of meeting toe chal strabismus, an eye disorder, two Lest Nov. 22, their son, Ar Holmes Funeral Home 400 Main m, r.m. n .f fi.. * Amadeo waa on the stond At pressUma, the architect Tlie new sopgj,..^ written by wUl be formed to do the Job. fle study r a p ^ exam •The splendid perform«ca of lenges of a regular classroom. thy Anderson, Donald and town hall, much of it stoce 1964. Goldberg. Mr. and . Mrs. St The Alev Felix If Pavla ®*“*^^**^ ®” ^ . ka„, .« hour Am noMee dis- was on the Stand and betog Mlae Martha WfiltS music su- Pressing for local citizen com- toed, for briplenrentoUOT. ^gj, g^d inachlne to the Gemini with hearing failures, one with Jane Arrderson, Keith and Elea- included In the suppllea are Rdmund J. Gorman, thur Paquette, was fatally in MIXED ’n MATCH SALE! None of tha children Involved a funotional heart murmur, one jured in an auto accident. miator of Second Cbacracatlonal Nathan Hale School Play- avenlns he keot croas-examlned by Attyi O r^ . pervisor for clemcntaiy schools, mittees to study pressing prolk* The town’s (Nrott ® *;^**I^ program has been a product of ara mentally retarded, they all nor Young, Ruth Huntington, stretchers, blankets and medi- Atty. and Mrs. Paul . (Good Friday and Saturday Only) S^^!idlSlSto!BSl32?S *«»«'>• SSrfSlS uJTlS&^irirS ^^Irtlmony wlU e o n t l ^ e ^ a kindergarten sbleotton icms, Weiss sahh "The basic al area, he said, la ixp^Uy b®: the Americmi aystem,” Johnson have toe native abiUty to learn. chronic ear InfecUon and two Richard and EUzabeth Wurst, cine. The town health director Groob^, Mr. and Mr*. Stuart died tour days later. Red Velvet Swords es. S9c Scats ea. $1.20 i bis in ^ t Cemetery. In a notice of Injury, filed jjjg the day are stata’a through the day and the trial c ^ ^ "^rkey in j ^ ’Tunu!!^ form’ of local government la a t tog deed up aud new plans must ,^f ,, ^ axample of that <1,. referred to a psychiatrist, yjo Rev. Betsy G. French, Bob- take# a periodic Inventory of the Hamilton. Dr. and Mrs. B. S. be made for waste dUpoeol. gyitem at Its best" Black SaiUln MolUes Ktesing Oquramls ea. SOc Friends- - may call at the fu. In the town clerk’s office, Mrs. „wtolbtts. h ih « s !*• ^ resumed . after, the The story of ’Thanksglvtog **** ®*^ °®**“ Uppinan, Wil- materials, according to ZanghL n ^ a n ^ J r . , Mr. and Mrs. H. ea. 40c was told to various forms, nar* Adtbtoeing the board of direc- "AU these things ooet mcoey," johnaon said he area especial* te to put emphasis on toe Ian- nme were found to Im suf- j,g„ ^ Dickens. John t ;,* town ClvU Defense unit Arthur Hicks Jr, Dr. sad t o Blue Gouramls ea. 30c naral home Friday from 7 to 9 Jasper claima that the girl waa Amadeo also mentioned that Thanksglvtog boUday, guage arte and toe four com Blue Moons . . ea. 29c l^m. hit in the head by a horseshoe gupatched patrolmen Mar* retlvai. operetta and drama. tors, he baked for the appoint- he said, "and we know jy pjrcua that "our program haa fering mild anemia and g^d Janioe Sayre, Dana and now la inactive, te Cuirimtogs prtnk H. Hortonv Dr. arid M «. MARLOW’S Serpaea 39c In several schools the pupils ment of one or more oomraltteea where and how to spend x wise- carried out openly,” with munication skills. Children, SpU- Sunset Variatiw ea. 2gc / ------thrown by "a chUd of tender and Rand to the scene, and lane said, were taught to do ex five, moderate anemia. Judith Wllcock, John and Janet haj been trying to reeign as Alan M. Kemp, Mrs- Nancylou "First for Everything!? SmaU Red ea.S0c ”Uned” A hymn, "Old Hun* “to help Manchester’s admlnls- ly." nalUions of j^ p le around the The children were immunized Lang, John and Mary Ellen Un- director tar two years. h . Krlegef, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Gold Creecento ea.29c Mrs. Sofia V. Habert years," whUe standing adja- that they brought Vennard to Red Infiltrators ercises such as Jumping rope, TaU Sharta dred,” to the Pilgrim manner, tratlon staff come up with the Hla plan, he said, 1s to m- world watching on telavUlon aa for dlptheria, polio, measles and derman, Wilfred and Carol Cu- Matthew's Notes O. Kuelm, Mr. and Mrs. George OPEN FRIDAY A Marigolds ea.S9c ROCKVILLE — M ra Bofla cent to one of tha horseshoe h e g g q u ^ „ where he was with a narrator reading each answers." volve as m t ^ of the town’s clt- yjg Titan rockets took tha aMPO* crawUng and playing physical NIGHT ttU 9 V3ne Hubert, 75, of Stafford pita In the playground. questioned by ‘ detecUves and Are Tripled games to improva their coordi- s m a ll^ . AU were given the w t and Robert and MarUyn xhsnksgivmg Day Services T. LaBonne Jr., Atty. and t o - line of the song to the chorus Weks listed three "iromedtota izen talent as possible, .to insure ,yjutg akyward. tuberculin tine test and all were Conrad. wUl be held tomorrow morning John R. Mroeek. Dr. and Mrs. Sbrtngs, moflier of Walter Hu- g),, claims that ber daugh- the chief of police and about an which in turn sang the line. The and-urgent needs that warrant loc^ solutibos for local prob- joi»son described the Gemini nation. blrt and Honory Hubert, both ter sustained serious, severe.and i,our.‘Later Atty. Gryk came to (Continaed from Page One) negaUve. * Bolebeler Participating at 9 to S t Matthew’s Church. ;R. M. Raybtmj. technique -was used originally »tudy,” — water_ and aaidtary lems. program.a# a worldwide effort, TbON attending were taken on Mothers of the children Tttv. Theodore Batchelor ReUglous Instruction clasees Also, Mr. and Mra. WUUam of RockviUs. died yesterday at pennanent Injuries, Including a see his client. masses to the Saigon govern- because there were so few books aevvers, traffic and. solid waste The board decided to study ggyjng .it would not bav# been fIGd tripe whldi helped to cum Windham Memorial Oooununlty ggep forehead laceraUon, and patrolman Maxzone was on played a part la the program ^ Wapplng wiU take part to wUl be held as usual this week- Rush, Mr. and Mrs. George E< ment Deputy U.S. Ambassador and many persons who could disposSL ______the propoaai possible without tracking loca* ulate eonversaUon, aimed to help with three being paid as teach- celebration Nov. 27 of tho Sandals, Dr. and Mrs. Paul K. H ospital, WUUmantto after a that the girl suffers from post* the stand and testified that he not read. ' ...... ' ...... —— ■ ' - tloni and personnel provided by the withdrawn chUd. The chil end. er aides. Otoer mothers were anniversary of the Tal- Bays BasketbaU League Schick, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ^ e s s . ^ traumatic headaches, dizzineis, took seven pictures which are WUUam J. Porter, M, was f^joong the selections which try Mrs. Jane Uwls, Storrs; bertha Hebert, 159 Kelly Rd., the United Kingdom, Australia. dren were even allowed to do _ Survivars a l^ toO W a gaesthesla of the forehead, and being used as state exhibits, named to head the new attempt appeared In many of the pio* invlted as chaperones on the ______congregational_„„„ ______CSiurch. There vriU be no practice ses- Seader, Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Mra Deborah tyon. Stafford Wapplng. ^rm uda, Malagasy, Mexico, some slmpia cooMng to teach fteld trips and were eneouragM name was omitted In yes- cion of the Boys Basketball Sherldui, Mr., and Mrs. Norman -if* ■■l.t pennanent scarring. Gryk objected to several of the to make the flagging program g^amsrama were the uie favorites,wv«.r«;a, gp^j^gg. Glenn Markham 18 DISCHARGED TODAY: Nigeria and Spain. them bow to become organized. and alx great- jggper charges the town pictures bptog Introduced as g y ^^ to visit the school as fraquently gtory In The HeralA XiOague Saturday. Slade. Dr. and Mrs. Barry D. Over ’The River and ’Through Oak PL; Gina Mlstranaislo.Mastrangelo, Chriscarol Puclno, 9 Webster ------Mrs. Helen Abuza, school so and “ We Gather as possible. Rgy_ Mr. Batchelor is the Voter Registration Trabttz, Mrs. Chester H. , Tup- What Starts T h a f t^ WUl bo held Fri- ‘*®superyirors evidence grounds they were ^ e Woods Sit, Rockville; Mrs. Adele John- _ cial worker, told how she inter WUllmanUc; James Purtle, mgli Sehool Ptey Set of the late Rev. Francis R ^b lio an s added three new per, Mr. and Mrs. Hftrold C. day oit 8:16 a.m. from the Wtt- ne^lgence In ^rm ltting li^levent And immaterlaL But 360,000 American troops Together. RjPT> 3, Rockville: Mrs. Alice son. Box Mt. Dr.. Vernon: Karen ^ u m b e r S S l a t e C l viewed toe parents of the chil ;t«T« H. Yost Funeral Home, '“ ® ®* heavy and dangerous this was overruled. AU seven Sluzarz, 100 Foster Rd.. South dren attending and participated The senior class of RockvlUa Batchelor, minister of the Con- veters to their rolls at last Warehafa, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohan, 517 Hartford Rd.; Mrs. to to. p ro ^ ^ school wUl pre^ t^ gregational Church from 1919 night’sB voter registration ses- B. Weiss and Mr. and t o . ICarl itofford Springs, with a Mass of horseshoes. were accepted. offshore jem Fleet ships Viola Stelnach, Coventry; Rog Windsor; Mrs. Lillian Gibbons, On 1-91 Exits She statoe that she intends Testifying also fOr the state forward to the traditional Sean O’Kelly, 74 Foley SL; Mrs. Emily Avery, —>K * ptoy* ^ * y to 1935. sion. 1Two at the RepubUcaas P. White. 9 er Taggart, 49 Woodland 8t ; the school auditorium on Dec. A t a,m*} State HOItery Notes William Topping, 717 Center *2 Walker S t; Audrey Nadeau, WETHERSFIELD,______W ChOdrea Referred 10. Foniier Irish St.; Michael Wennergren, 90 East Hartford; David Cham-. Highway Commissioner How- A total of 60 children were re Second L t Sidney W. Her The east Includes Cathy Con rington, whose wife, Sybil Her- Oxford St.; Leonard Whltford, bera, 68 Hollister S t; Oscar ^ g jy^g j,gg announced the ferred to the center and from nor, Ren Del Ponte, Lee Hunt, { Friends may call at the fu- cheater Jaw firm of Lessner, was killed. . _ _ - sued a Thanksgiving message of Leader, Dead East Hartford; Mrs. Irene Johnson, 110 Constance Dr.; (jgpartment to installing exit ihme 20 were chosen which the ringtmi, lives a t Veraon Gar d-- 1 ’The architect, C. J. MeShM- jj g forces here, say- Mrs. Gladys Rae, Coventry; Cindy Pope, Michael Kuez, dens on R t 83, has completed i|eraJ home tonight from 7 to 9 Rpttner, Karp and Plepler In Wilkie, 94 Oxford St. , numbers on Interstate 91 itart- dlrectora felt represented toe Steve Marcham, Doug Rapp, Sar Sate! fery Jr., testified he w ent. to y^^y added ’’more glo- (Continued from Page One) lisa Balesano, Francis Dr.; an ordnance officer course at a ^ tomoirrow from 2 to 4 and any subsequent action. BIRTHS YESTElpAY: A 88 ing In the New Haven area. '3n»e herd core ef "under-achievers” David S tart and Sandra- WeeSl. ^ to 9 pm. ’The Rosary wlU be ______1------rioua, pages” In-Viet Nam to. leased with 34 others the fd- Arnold Nelson. 737 Lydall S t; consecutive numbering system to Vernon. According to tile psy the Army Ordnance School, daughter to Mr. and M**- Bruce Lois Charbonneau 549 n o te Panel Meets Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. 0 roolted tomorrow at 8 p.m. their untarnished history. lowing Christmas.. Gilman, Coventry; a daughter is scheduled to be completed chological examiner about 14 of The float committee of* the » « « « ft ,il E X 'Y The 36-year.old premier also He returned to Ireland, again Hilliard SA; Paul Jacobs, Cov Hosnital Notes 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Good- north to Rocky Hill by the end toe dtUdren were Judged to have Vemon Junior ' Woman’s Club commented on proposals for a joined the rebellion and was entry: Deborah Stolaronek, ^f the year. emotional tensions, atUtudes, or ADMITTED MONDAY; Allen le z y a i ARTHURS Soldier from Nike Circle ale, East Hartford; a son to.Mr. It- truce at Christmas, saying if again arrested and deported to 1015 Hartford ’Tpke., R'ckvllle. wlH meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Schaeffer, $9 Hale Street Ext., and Mra. Gary McConnell, 10 In order to assist tha driver ImmaturtUes, ef a nature and the home of Mrs. John Carter, F u n e r a ls there is one it should be limited another Ehiglish jail in 1917. But Also. James Perry, 29 Cool- degree sufficient to Interfere „ Barbara Drost, 62------Grove Street,- THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Ito Trotter St.; a daughter to Mr. In determining his locatloa Killed in Ru 15 Crash to hourb-an.d not days. He said jjg escaped and later returned to idge S t; Alessio BoUino, 34 aloiig the route ao he may be With clasnrom learning, and Chart.., Moter. 184 E«t Mata. k Timothy O. Sullivan „ Kuner. ^ both ' vehicles were traveling the Communists in the past had Ireland after the BriUsh de- and Mrs. William O’Connell, wort on the club’s entry for the DISCHARGED MONDAY: 9 4 2 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. j 88 109 Summe? St.; a son to Mr. Allison Rd-, Talcottvllle; WU- prepared for the desired exit or about IS wera found to ba band!' k The funeral of Timothy G. * , when the mlahap occurred used truces to regroup thdr clared a general amnesty. 11am Erbe, Tolland; Mrs. report his location in case of capped by a slight to mild neu Christmas parade. .... aifton Crandall, Oystal Lake, qulUvan at 6 WaddeU Rd. waa ol H . Nike Circle waa « a forces. Bom in Dublin Aug. 25, 1882, and Mrs. William ^nnamon, The parade spOTjsored by the Bauneton; Stanley Mamusha. 29 Bigelow S t garet A d ^cy k . 64 Wells M .. g^grgency. the Highway De- rological dlsfuncUong or imma SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY held this morning from the late last night when the car he ther infer cent of remembering it all. ra,vlnes and across *”*•” Uurliam said. ”We had Also, WiUiam Kissane, Coven- or t ^ e days tor two hours, ot tlw Mancliestm’ CouNtry Club n e e d s ! 6 1 ‘ Its electricity from nuclear a pretty nuree moved among riv<*nR w^thoiu seeiinv nothing left, no radio, no field ^ IQ 7g to 106 Mencliester, Conu. OPEN THANKS8IVIN8 sburces. Bat, a-new report-pre- the beds taking advance orders ^y^blng more lethal than a dv* pUone, no medics. It was all diets, by the end of the cen- for Hght or dart meat and In* ®ver In 20 mtautes.' The IQ range of those attend-. Whether you’re bullish or bearish, we think yonll find DAY-S AJL to S PJL FREE! 125.00 Sendee Con Ing ran from 75 to 105 and tha your time well spent. e, two-thlrda of toW elec* ristlng Inpptiy that the turtey day to the field, they break- Lt. Richardson, a quarter of a tract with every fine Treas ages from five years, eleven t^ lty consumption and Wptr wduld be real sndjxd rolled, b ^ fasted on C-railions artd moved mile ahead, managed to get an ure Shoppe Watch over montha to nine years, nina If you’d like to come, either alone or with someone else, cent of all mergy needs will be Durham waa rilU beefc there In ^ again. The 8(d Platoon air strike that broke the brunt 176.00. 4-Year Unconditional snppUed from nuclear genera- tha elephant grass heedednorih. the 2nd swept of the attack. months. ’Thirteen children were simply call and say ao-or just mail ua the coupon below. 81.19 FevarThMuiMuetor Yto Guarantee. In a Grade one year below itor- There’s no charge, of course. , eras THE ’ntEASURE SROPPE W th Case Oral or rectaL ■ ^ _ otoeer, raal for their age, two were f ' ~ oouM hear voices end Z thought, lA Paul Rlchairdson of Fon- raiders were right on target,” Manchester Parkade two g ^ e s below normal and *T ‘O^ Ctod! Now tor sure.’ One of tfac, m., leader of the 2nd Pte- he said. "Tbs first rjapalm hit four first graders who Just cams AIRW/ Perstm al Noticeil I thism yanked away my tifle, my toon, advanced to wkhin 800 right in the middle ofYtae enemy from ktodargartan wars in a Plaasa send____Uckatu for your Stock Market PeruaT, yarte of the Cambodian border column. I could see them run* grads normal tor thalr ags* SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL H- J helmet roUed off, my atm was btoqdlng. badly but I didn’t when he saw five Vietoamese to nlng up the hill on fire. Human Operation Headstart, a sum November 80 iV In MenBttam khaki uniforms moving along a ball* of fire rolUng In the grass, la the Glory of God and la kviag' move." mer profram tor prs-ktodar- rhy Sifter eoNl'tSyaptoai? _atemory_ ,, of _ our bstovod______faUior sm__ Then Duthem remembered___ well-travbled path. He didn’t I know it’s horrible to say, but it gasrten children, had as oo-dl> Neme. knoF it, but the lOJat North was the most beautiful sight I , Z / cectors. Maneggla and light eer Jiumming arctmd him, and to turn around, and gave chase. The company conunandar, v A M I A l l v lP MERRILL LYNCH, tidilete! ^1*111111* we stay go. somewhere a bM raw Bingii«. He didn’t see anything again for Capt. Harold Wunsch^ of Rose- a ||PEN TIINIW IT THANiOOIViNII We have over 5A different ai^ K COLD CAPSULES IBs faioe still buried to the tall about an hour. Then suddenly bud, Tex., received a Silver ^ ’ Syniptomellr i?Def ef ceVe wrtery eyee. Seas, Wselcy and John Keg and Spigot Balea, PIERCE, N*g. •’JJ}'* elepbatX grass, alive te a world there were men In khaki uni- Star, and so did Sgt Durham, O^per Fruit Basket, * 10” 9 JO CopI>er Dove Tail Tray, 16” 14.60 of dead. Durham bad never forms less thtoi 200 yards from Oen. William C. Westmoreland, till I! Bcatals OPEN A3UU HAY sorteieets to ehoMS from — 9 9 been more akme. the border.' commander of. U.S. forces In- "Then I heard' eome' mope It w as'9:30 In tha mornlhg, Vidt Nam, vtalted- the boi^^tol thanhsgsvsng H SAVE $1A0 hr aN i^r: FEKINISR & S M IT H IN C voim . and 1 figured this was It. with a bright sun dissolving tha Tuesday. utenri rite* uteun a i'im t hucimi- ri«** «• emueyin luniiii a radwni* nf 12 ; far BmytWngr But one-of them shouted ‘Get a mist rising through the valley. At last jBIaek Monday waa ihaikteivN pattema, aedallersFAIRWAYHilCEir! Itoe here, move up. Move u p .'tt The 2nd Platoon kept maneu- over odd, | Charlie Company, {they make a real aya'catehliig coovaraatlon i>igae well a e h ^ y being uartul in ^cc 50 ConaOtntion Pla*a, Hartford 06101 NGWOnBN ’ n k « t un cBDuamASf UKSURPASSEB OUALITY and SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICES! 9 was one of a company’s ser-; vering and firi^, chasing the what w m left of It, waa bi the aaaiitt 3houmhold . .• 1 -- CIDER M jU. Telephone: 525-4241 , ' ■ . .geente fltoslog and it aounded enemy. Quonset hut hospital arard wait- Wi. 0 narM A N M S it O ffice O pen T huraday B v en in fs U ntfl OaHiT iTpraycr.’* “It waa a perfect ambusb,” ing tor that promlaed turtey. 1 1 h \ ./'ll. Jd V
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i‘'r ■ ’ MANCHESTER EVENING-HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1968 -f. PAGE tH ntTBnf' ^ 1 s P . t P a n d a Storea Around Totm HoUdey Cheeolatoe end CaaAee Tfawiad deagtei N em * ! Ptinie LENOX PHARMACY, 2M FIANO'S BBWATJllANT A • Shop East Center Street, U OPEN COCKTAIL LOUHCnB. Routo • A ll. DAY TOMCHUIOW. Pick and id to Bolton, rimtods y«B J ACB08S 38Aeuti or obtuM up an assortment of HOLIDAY there to- ndUiiitg fltoto - Mh* CHOCOLATES A N D CAN- sklllfuily-pwpared dliUto, an- | DIES available in all your fa- Joyed to a relaxtog atmeibbarBi • With vorlte centers r Chewy, creamy, to help you accompitoh mora » Wwl (v»r.) fruU-fttled. With your Christf aa you plan holiday actlidHaa. * “ 551- k 80Br»hm*ndan mas planning and sho|>ping due You’ll bp ahead -Xtt wayi, when B lB 6ver»B0 to begin in earnest, remember you gather your family round ^ ®** POMOM IS IjWUw /(Hblltf* ^ that LENOX PHARMACY has you at FIANO’S. Promlm th» 17Qr.dc nde „ S la Tailored for Litfla Boys Tri City-^^em on Circle Area,. a world of gift suggestions that children dinner at FIANO'S snd . , MuuicnS4Dutch eoniniune,„n,.„-eotnmuM, .> 32 Responded ^«u^tr.vd 65Alw.y.Jco«tr,) Main Strart Sti>r«r are sure-to-please. From the they’ll rewaM yo« wlth,aagelto 33 Even (contr.) There Is StUl Time, but D a Net Kvarytbbig \>IU Look Bettor 38Indined world’s leading manufacturers behavior all week. Just lookliiS 18 South Amorlcan ' DOWN C h rlstm M 1» tUe H i n « An Invitation to Rolan Dolay -December days will be brim- rumiunt 1 Point iSBuUilgntur 37 ^ d coating. come the perfumes, colognes, totrverd to the treat. FIANO'S SsFirepUc. part for Obuiiour And Rovlve Order your CHRISTMAS" mlng with exertion and effort. aOPurt of throat 2Natlv. m.tab 21——boat Holiday bloiues ard iweaters When you five any one of the the beauty aids, good groom- Invitee you oordlaQy. 22DupUcat«_.jpUcat« part 3Maiden 3 Maiden . 22Wiie22Wise roan CARt>8 for IMPfUN’TINO from JANE ALM3N FOOD SHOP, Ing essentials to make Christ- ■*"— . . 24 OaWd, for 4 pellverer of '23 Farm ileigh 41 At a dlitanc# abound at Mancheoter'n newest RSiCUNER CHAIRS from WAT- the many albums availabla at Tri City Shopping Plaza, Invites example B^ilntnist 25 Quick retort 42Facidpart apparel shop, HAYSIBBD CAS- KINS, 9SS Main Streot, you give mas the happiest time of the ^Du can combine thinly dlld» 29Eemlnlne name (law) 28Buck (poet) 43Greek letter 'THE CAROtTSiElL, gift and you to come in to refresh and year that it is. Place under the apides ieoqu UALS, 997 Main Street, featur- outatanding; comfort and a bone- dM p w tor 30Q6od to eat 5 Wife of Parti 27 Toward the 45ieoquolan card shop, at Tri City Shopping i-elax . over a snaok or a full Christmas Tree a glatnoroui •. otn-em at pie with a s t r e u ^ 31 Neglect 6 Edges ^dtered side Indian in:;, especially for the holidays ficial health txmue. "Barca- Placa. X tremendous selection meal. Bring the whole family. . 34 Poe, for one 7 Quieted 28AU0W 46 Lacerate provocatively feminine, long- Loung;or” and "La-Z-Boy" labolB package from LHINOX FHAR- 35 Stowe character 86Uy 29Unltofwire 49 Dry (comb, of BO nXED CHRISTMAS The menu is varied and tempt- MACY and you give pleasure fnllts gives InteresttaS'Rto 9 Operatic solo form) alcove WHITE BLOUSES of are your aasurance of handsome OARDS, are nicely displayed for Ing. The prices are pleasing, 36 Rock and Joy of the fullest meawre. dacron-organza, sheer and styling and quality throuighout your convenient selection, is an Hhijoy service that Is prompt 6 7 B. 9 10 11 dreamy. Do see the FLOWER- You have a wide and (Mstlno- See ‘’Celebrity’’ line of horn* invitation to come to THE and friendly. SANDWICHES. Everybody's ibivetito ED SWEATERS of angora- live choice of decorator fabrics and travel aids (pin curi' bon CAROUSEL. PLA’TTERS, FOUNTAUJI 8PE- Tear-Rennd Deeaert 4 lambswool co-ordinated to team and ooveringa to harmonize per- nets, cosmetic cases, ruffled ------CIAltTIES are offered. Open with Jewel-tone skirts. PANT fectiy'with your decor. tissue containers). “Coty” ROYAL ICE CRkAM 00„ Bacon-wrapped chicken-liver Monday through Saturday. Warren Street, makes very 17 SUITS are in at HAYSEED ------BTROS’TBt) VELVET has ar halves, water- chestnuts or pi special loe cream treats for tho CASUALS. For IVin and Healthful Exercise rived in beloved fragrances: mento-stuffed olives may be CROCHET Christmas Jeason. Serve hu* Id The calendar says it’s time to- ‘4711* L’Origan. L’Almant, Emeraude, placed on the flat rack of a From .. .ogne, Germany di cions 8UCES OF ICE CREAM 'ijHEY REFUSED You can make a quick Job think of SKI OIAITHBS from very shallow roasting pan and 10 IN C H ES to lavish on all oveir, for dell- . ... ^ ;tO D E U V E R » of caring for the children’s bath NASSIFF, ARMS 00. 991 Main rect to NUTMEG PHARMACY. 1 then be baked in a hot oven Vernon Circle, comes famous .lo ». ’ o S S toys by placing them In a large Street. Whether you’re a. begin- for about 20 minutes or until net bag, the kind you often get ner or experienced skier, you’ll ’’4711” the refreshant-BAU DE ? S 5 e u 2 ® r 25 26 27 28 hot through and the bacon ia COLOGNE in beautiful blue and company dinner, or when you at .the grocery store with onions fthd here all the winter-warm crisp. 5168 and potatoes in them. Hang the parkas, caps, ski pants styled gold packaging. Create for ' entertain hoU IER-; Tri Chty Shopping Plaza. r Thanksgiving Dinner fun youngsters will have with 949-8394. In all of Vernon you’U Pattern No. 5168 has com- that “ half a borlMod that carry ROTAl/ICB He’ll be more handsome than Is Sers’cd a purchase from NASSIFT" find “ Barton’s "CHOCOLATBS piete crochet directions. garment" left that isn’t fully CREAM. ever in a S.WEA'TER (pullover, worn out. Come to IjA STRADA, 699 ARMS.Cp.' only at NUTMEG. To order, send 35c In coins to: 3 4^ 4s 44 r 46 cardigan, v-neck). How hell ap - -Draperies to Dress Ey IA Main Street, Manchester’s new------preciate the luxurious look and Anne Cabot, 1150 AVE. OF ^ e.st restaurant. Tastefully ap- If you find the back of that AMERICAS NEW YORK, N.Y. A. Daythne Dresa Tour HoMS feel of "DAKS” SLACKS with Souffles usually have most 43 u pointed, luxuriously carpeted, duck or chicken you are roast staying power when they are lOMB. sure-to-plaase gift for - PILGRIM MILLS, 177 Hart v r the superb fit and quality fab the tempting menu has holiday tog doesn’t get brOwn enough 8 3 5 0 For Ist-class mailing add 10c oiother, aunt, sister, daughter ford--Road, will custem-taU6r ric, adding real verve to his baked (with or without a wa 52 fixings. Come with the family to suit you, try turning the 2-10 yrs for each pattern, print Name, fhe fefnthine ndmes oh DRAFSSUBS for you, also 5JT 51 wardrobe. So many quality ac ter-bath) in a slow oven. directly to the FAMILY ROOM, bird several times during the At 'THE SLIPCOVERS tor Chair, divMi cessories (socks, belt, tie, Address with Zip Code, Style your Christmas 55 partitioned for privacy and din- roasting process. Moderate or LITTLE SHOP, 808 East Can- or studio couch. If you are o 53 54 gloves; Jewelry) will t>e GIFT 'Did You Ever See a Dream No. and Size., * -ja ing enjoyment. Join the happy high temperatures (although Walking’ ____Free directions______for - knitting_____ „ t*r Street, ^ DAYTIME DRESS- seamstress, PHURIM M IU «R customers who are making it a they may result In a fal-spat- WRAPPED for hubby, brother. This handsome combination is uncle, son. dad. Or, you might That’ll be you in HOLIDAY two lovely pillows included in $6.08 and $6.98 have all- has the eewtog aceeisories you pleasant habit to dine regularly tered oven) also help to pro- Ideally suited for the young decide updn a GIFT CBRTIFI- APPAREL now on display at the ’66 FaU and winter Album! season smartness and good need, the pleater Upas, rlnge, OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILUABra ait LA STRADA, open seven days duce Crisp skin on a roasted men of the family. A simple CA’TE in any denomination and KAYE’S, the Specialty Shop at Send for your copy now—only fashion. You’ll find festive zippers. TtLOtOlU MHXR to a week from 7 a.m. to 8:30 bird. |. SURPRISE.' I BOU6HTA BAFFLE Sit'wm r.ji.n .1..™. Ill, btrcl., 0.1. » UNOm®, OOWNa TICKET FROM PICK HOFF AMP p.m. ------easily over the long or short to make a p^sonal selection at tbe fashionable silhouettes are and many HOLIDAY DRESS- the-yard beauties. OPEN JUST FOqWD OUT I VJDN THIS _____ For the Hard-to-Please ES to put you In tune with the EVERY BVENINO to A come to JOHNSON PAINT trousers. h is convenience. ROTH’S especially festive for the holi- A potted plant needs watering tt*i BEAUTIFUL BIRD AND A BOX Come to JOHNSON LFTTLE and OPEN SATURDAYS IB .rh^rkins nlmento^ai^’ C ^ A W 7 ^ S s S ! No. 8380 with PA’TT-O- CLOTHIER IS OPEN EVERY day month ahead and wlU give when the top soli is dry to the h « FULL OF FRESH TRIMMINSS- a.m. 6 p.m. SOUASH. RUTABASAS, SPUPA .1 in H e J r t S i S e ^ W ddbr>afe R'AMA is in sUes 2. 4. 6.^8. 10 EVENING TO 9 on Monday you much waa^bill^ selection. CRAMBERRIES'-TME WHOLE to oil-and-vinegar dressing; WORKS/ WHATATHANKS- serve over halves of hard-cook saUsfying gifts that will bring years. Size 4, Jacket, 1% yards through Friday. Open Saturday er,^Do see the double knit blue ing thoroughly. In this manner elVIMS DINNER THIS’LL ed eggs apd lettuce tor a luiKh- a sense of accomplishment to °f 35-inch; long panU, 1% to 6. drew banded with rows of the entire root system ia satu- AAAKE--WHAT the lucky recipient.' Everyone yards; short pants, 7/8 yard. TWINKLING SEQUINS at rated. ’The “ little and often” M anchester PatUade. Stores eon salad. A BREAK/i yearns to release talents. There To order, send 50c in coins to: Make a medium white sauce WRIST AND HEMLINE. In method is not good enough, as Look Your Best for Um Holtdays Add slivers of eyrup-presarv- are X-ACHO SETS-that let you Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve- using butter, flour and clear size 16, the price is $37.98 at the upper porUon often receives . Opening November 29 Get set, go to GAETANO’S ed ginger to applesauce and Colonial Antique tong Herald. 1180 AVE. OF chicken broth: perk up the KAYE’S. Elegant slmpHcKy! lf,Joo much water and the lower THE NCEL SHOP Will be set assemble SALON OF BEAUTY where serve with roast duck, gooee, * ----- n M w flavor ___ with_rae. a. little sherry (any you’re toa JR. TO OWVI'l’PL’.PETITE sizem\9n 9.193-13, - too little, up (as last year) in the front from pre-cut material. It’s a AMERICAS NEW YORK, N.Y. ✓ they turn the magical wheels of turkey or chicken. If only can- window of Watkins where It family hobby. The ART SUP- 10088. kind) and add golden raisins you’U find CHIFFONS and *» e nw tr HiA. ii«. u-a^s will remain throughout the PLY . DEPARTMENT, Includ- For Ist-class mailing add 10c and blanched but not toasted OHOCI^ETED) IJtCE designed Always keep scissors out of " '“tlf" ^ w "smoked “rtth imagination:ion to fit and flat- small children’s reach, but as Y®)* 7®*, « (Siristmai season. Take ybur d r a f t in g EQUIPMENT to for each pattern. Print Name. almonds. Serve with remove - the sugar beef tongue. ter. an extra precauUon, sUck an radiantly lovely and feeling the water t o ------BY KEN MUSE place to the window as you shop brimming with gift Ideas at Address with Zip (3ode, Style ordtoanT boWe 'coik w er the «'®*’W i» your oyster. Pamper CK»tlng and to softoa befefo No. and Size. for an exhilarating collection of JtXINSON PAINT. — ------:------Upa of the blades. This makes yourself with periodic HABR sHverteg. N See Exciting new fashions In gifts for every nanie on your ------Dramatize Your Walls A Gift for tho FamUy tjm points safer and also pro- SHAPING and STYUNG. Take ^ _ the FaU A Winter ’66 issue of WHO PASSES THE WHO HANDS THE list. Appreciative shoppers have Give small cooked shrimp si For your own home or for ap- A BRAIDED RUG $rom vides a place to keep your thim- ^iuie for a holiday PERMA- When ywi canitsd CPiMK BALLTO FAUU BA LLT O W E COACH.. already been thronging YOUR spicy marinade; use the flavor- Basic Fashion, our complete pealing gifts, WATKINS ART MANCHESTER CARPET CBN- ble. SUp it over the smaller end NENT WAVE that makes it so m«to noodles leftover, put t o m //">? pattern magazine. Only 50c a KOLADA.... GIFT GALLERY on the main ful seafood-with avacado for a g a l l e r y , 15 Oak Street, has TER, 311 Main Street, oon^ys of the cork and It will save time touch easier to keep your coif- ...A N D T H E e IW by NtA, Uc TM. US. M. Off. copy. BALLGAME floor of Watklna for gifts with luncheon salad. a tPtmendouB selection o< hand- a warm and friendly feeUiil:. A'^m having to hunt for it when tore alluring. GAETANO’S Is a ^ the rsR%> **Cbuld you uso tho phono? Cortolnly. ^. it*s In tho holl. 90 much artisptry, ao much hand- • ------j— somely FRAMED PICTURES, room radiatM color and charm you need It again. - charming and dramatic setting eraw^ Heat brieay in taa av- crafted talent that very few ex- investment Grade Stocks 19 O V E R .' Just follow that throadbare path in the.rugl* Buy E xtn Hours In the Day Take your ___ cholc___ of______enchanting_ with ______a BRAIDED______RUG at^______^ your _____ for planting beauty_____^ seedlings_____ before senrlng as a garnlsR changes are ever, necessary. sh e a RSON. HAMMILL and Are you wondering how you mountain. soenea. saak»pea, * pas-__ .a.-s.feet wwHem__i- is at., the t ______targesta sislec- <___ |t«v you ever tried - using,, a a-nd . -watching -a-*-.. - X.them___ flower -t____ *_a.Into fftl*tor practically MUy e rMm — a d For BABY’S FIRST CHRIST- COMPANY, 37 Lewis Street, , are _going _ to accompitoh . all that tural______subjects,______stHl life In addi- Uon ever. Beautifully . braided _ ov^^yel____ .- blade vegetable______peelto ______fUttery.for_ you.______A talented staff MAS the Imported 3-plece place Hartford, members of toe New needs doing before Christmas? tlon to the OraiUilc Arts OoBec- and firmly sewn, these are hand- you want to remove the brings - you a concentrated ef- 0 • 18« W MCA setttog (cup, bowl, plate) to de- york Stock Exchange, Invites Let "MARTINIZING’’ the ONE tion. Use singly or to pairs, suit- some rugs of great durahHity to outer covering frwn green pep- fort that resulte in total beauty SSSJUau HEROES ARE MADE-MOT BORN M. ed llghtful. You’ll find pewter and you to write or call to for their HOUR DRY CLEANING plants able for"'svery room in the ^ve yean and yean of satlsfac- p en ? for you. 643-0023. BY WALT WETTERBERG stainless flatware and mugs, various publications. INVEST- at comer Main and Birch alao at house. Remember, too, that Uon. Give your home a Christ- THE WILLETS scaled to size for youngsten. m b NT GRADE STOCKS are al- 299 West Middto 'Tpke. wwk for CUSTOM FRAMING to a spe- mas gift the whole, family will -V e IMt W NU. Ik. TM. Mf. U.X rM. 00. For toe MAN OF THE HOUSE ways to be fOtoul- W* current- you. Let them do your SHIRT oialty at WATKINS ART GAL- enjoy. Roll out a BRAIDED there are king-size Ash ’Tray* jy advise upgrading portofoUos LAUNDRY during these busy l b RY. RUG from the MANCHESTER from round toe world plus yjjg MUTUAL FUNDS December weeks. The m an of ------CARPET CENTER, New Bng- Pipe Racks, Humldon, Book BONDS look parUcularly the house will be more than FOr a festive dinner during land’s headquarten for Braieedy re- professionally prepared and tor roasting In the oven or in Pock chops taste wonderful ERY an Ideal center for Christ- pjy 646.2821. packed to his liking. LeOing a roUsssrie. with fried apple rings, baked ' m a k e s 'lOU SAY THAT? H^S CARKVIN& AOauNP/j HlSft)WUN(5f BAUU. &TUPIPJ mas shopping, Come. Take In ------"MARTINIZING” do your ______bananas or bcoUed fresh pear all the exciting beauty for your- Rosemary tastes good as a SHIRT LAUNDRY is such a Peel a cucumber and grate halves. self ^ seasoning for lamb; It also — guaranteed way to give youmeU it fine; add It to commerciM ------and THE NOEL. SHOP. surprisingly enough — oompto- a few extra j>reclous hours, sour cream _along with. salt Cheese breed, made with __ menta potatoes. ■’'“MARTINIZING” will ftrashen and black pepper. Serve as a yeast-rtoen dough, may be the famMy wardrobe and your sauce for halibut, salmon cc sprinkled with yellow commenl Look Your Beat. home acoeesoriea (alipoovera, other fish steaks. before baldng. SEE?ANDWHENTMI6 COLD W6HTa Enjoy the splrlt-llftlng flattery draperiw, scatter ruga, pillowa). FRONT/WEErSTMEWARW,HO- Super Stuff that a new PERMANENT You’U never detect an odor,of AWDAIRNOWINTHEAI^—•• PROXIAAATELY/pid^PERCeNH 5O0 EKEADY. CT /Ql w , WAVE can provide. Come to dry dewiing fluid. Only the to- BY DICK CAVALLl — Sure 'Nuf! SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, vltlngly clean whiff of datoy- MORTY MEEKLE comer Oak and Cottage. Take f«»hnesB to yours at “MARTIN- . . . 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sx Road Race Entries Road Race Entries ’ > ‘ H t C . '.>*s. ' ‘ No. Name. Afflllatton N .. H U M 99. Jonathan G r e e n ...... Unattached *. l. CterlM BaliblM N«w Yoik Moneer Chifc . 3 100. Robert Burkitt ...... Ansonla A A. \ t. Ray Crothei* ...... Cwitral 0®na._ A ^ 101. William Smith ...... Hartford Track Club '> ' - 5. Ralph Boschmana ,,..... Spartan A.C.' 102. Daniel -Robertshaw ...... Wachnsett Striden I ■ 4. Ambnae- B o r fo o i...... Central Conn. AA. 108. Robert Hausohulz ...... Windsor A.A ; c m n 6. George Sterim a...... Boaton Univenity 104. Donald P lr i e ...... '...... Unattached '' ' i 6. Jamen K eefe ...... Central Conn. A.A. 105. Ronald B a y n e s...... Canterbaiy AA. 7J John Kelley ...... Boeton A.A. ^ _ . ■-' 106. Dennis McCarthy ...... Unattached 8. Charles Dyson ...... Hartford T r^ Wnh 107. Peter Zwick ...... Unattached 9. Winiam Rodgen ...... Weoleyan A .^ M 108. Steve Cooke ...... Central Conn. A .A 10. Jeff O a llow a y...... Western A.A. , San & jlZ 109. Sherwood Anderson ...... UConn A A . 11. Basaeli' P a t e ...... Centr^ C o^ AA. 110. Lewis Cham berlain...... UConn A A . 1*. George Conefrey...... ^ 111. Michael Crane ...... UConn A A. IS. l>o Dowd ...... 112. Gene Goss ...... UConn A A . 14. Don F ay ...... B o e ^ A A. Finish ^ 113. Paul Field ...... UConn A A . 15. Daniel Tom id^ ...... Central Conn. A A . 114. Peter Fox ...... UConn A A . 10. BUI Toong ...... Conn. 115. David M ellon...... ^ UConn A A . 17. Bm ce McMahon ...... Central ^ ^ AA. 116. Anthony Pullno ...... UConn A A . 18. Thomas Gaaao ...... ®*- J®*«s A.A 111. Ronald T le k e rt...... UConn A A . 19. HilUp Tobin St. Jotas A.A 118. William V endetta...... East A .A 90. Thomas MnlBgaa ...... ®t. Johns A A . 119. Cornell LeToumeau Jr. ..* Unattached 91. A1 Confalone ...... Boston AA. 120. John Lalko ...... ^ . . U. S. Navy -o ' r ' r. 99. Robert Greenberg...... Strldem 121. David M athew s...... Mountain Park A.A 98. Lawrence CaatpbeB ...... Brown A A . 'Five I Mile Course Runners W ill Travel over Manchester’s Streets 122. Laurence Olsen ...... Providence A A. 94. Malcolm McGawn...... S ^ Base 123. Robert Dean ...... fru„attBchod 95. Angus Wooten ...... Unatta«*ed 124. Ronald SImJian ...... Boston A .A 96. Vincent F a n d etti...... North Medford Club 125. Robert Sheedy ...... Mountain Park A A, 97. Peter Barrels...... T Jnatt^ed 126. Terry Puzzo Central Conn. A A. Muscular Dystrophy n t m t m ' n 98. PblUp Sherburne...... Mountain Park AA. 127. Edward Ward ...... Unattached 99. Ronald H u g h es...... Boston AA. 128. Thomas H y s o n ...... Unattached B r SO. Henry l i n k ...... * * * ^ ^ ‘^ ’ 29. Rirhard Ricci ...... East AA. - W'-' r ■ T , N 81. Henry D a rice k ...... C n a t t a r ^ Fund Biggest Winner ISO. William Hargeus ...... Unattached S9. Jon Hutchinson ...... Unattached ISl/Tloyce Sawyer ...... North Medford S8. CaW Zlpfel ...... Unattachod By EARL YOST 132. 'TlihsTIerney ...... Boston A A . S4. Thomas M U lde...... Unattached . s m ------Stage is set for the 30th edition of the Five Mile 133. JuUaVsiegel ...... North Medford Chib ______85. Glynn Wood ...... " « • » “ ^ .A Road Race in Manchester Thanksgiving morning with 184. Dennis Ctolds ...... Mountain Park A A (Herald Photo by Saternui i (Herald Ptwto by Ofiara) SO. Gary JesM ...... the greatest field in quality since the race was revived 13.5. Robert ciSds ...... Mountain Park A A. 87. Joseph K u sta n ...... 136. Karl Kurstenberg ...... Wesleyan AA. 88. Don D u rivan ...... U n a tt^ e d in 1945 set to answer the starter’s gun at 10:30. The 137. Philip Pierce ...... EM* A.C. 1966 holiday sportg feature 89. John Salciao ...... Central Coim. A .A 138. Robert Ricci ... Unattached 40. William T a y lo r ...... Greenwich Ree * will be sponsored for the 16th 139. Michael Mclnerney Unattached East Catholic Hosts South Indians Trek to Windham 41. Andrew CampbeU...... Hamilton College consecutive year by Nutmeg Predictions 140. Raymond Heimboldt . Unattached 49. Bob N o th n id t...... Unattached Forest, Tall Cedars of Leba 141. George JabloHski ...... X^nattached tition, has never lost to the Reb South could salvage In seven other conference standout, half ers. You can't judge South by charge. they have two runners, Jack pounders in tackisa -BUI Ham non. All proceeds from the By PETE ZANARDI mon and Len Moore. We’U hava 48. John O w en ...... Unattached 1. Johnny Kelley, 2. Am 142. William Cooper ...... Mt^^Hermon A.A. els. Manchester and Windham games this season. A victory back Jim Dorman, who excell the record.” East should make it a record Dupllka and Charles Catalano, voluntary street collection will Final stops on the scho to be fast to get by them.” 44. David llale ...... Unattached brose Burfoot, 8. Ralph 143. D. J. LaPierre ...... UnatfMhed go back to 1927, but the Turkey year: East 28, South 14. who have gained over 200 be turned over to the Muscu over East could- do a lot to ed offensively and defensively Must Snap Skein The Indians appear healthy 46. Raymond Hatt ...... Central Conn. A A . Buschmann, 4. Ray Crotti- 144. Itlchard Cordter ...... Boston\A.A. lastic express at ' East Day series Is only six years Manchester comes off a rec yards.” lar Dystrophy Fund, national sweeten the year . for Coach against Gilbert, leads the South East must overcome a two- for the finale, only fufiback 46. Jim Keefe ...... Unattached ers, 6. Art Dulong, 6. 145. Arthur D u lo n g ...... Holy Crteq^^AA. Catholic and Manchester old, Windham showing four ord-breaking 53-0 conquest over objective o f” the Tall Cedars. Pat McCue and his squad. ground attack. game losing streak, dropped by- Nelson, 60 for 145 as a pas%r, Dave’ Tumw^ is a (juestion 47. John K e e fe ...... Unattached George Starkus, 7. Bill 146. Peter Haney ...... Unattached^ High appear tomorrow. wins, Manchester one with one Bristol Central, but the com ,No stranger to East, John South averages 185 pounds up Pulaski and Wtodham the last has a pair of speedy ends in mark.. (^uartOTback Dale Oa- 48: David Rapaport...... Sachem AA.. The top 10 finishers of a year Young, 8. Tom Gazzo,- 9. 147. David Joslln ...... '...... Unattached The Eagles (5-0) seek a tie. petition from the Whippets 'Slattery will be calling the sig front with a height a keynote. two times out. Senior Jim Juk- Mike Puleo, 14 catches and 355 trout appears ready after sit 49. David L a y o ie ...... Unattached ago will all be back seeking new Jim Keefe, 10. George Cone 148. IVUchael Regan ...... East A.C. TTie Indians will be after the should' be much greater. Coach record sixth win and a nals for the invaders. "You "They’re six feet or better all nis, back for the first time since yards, and Mike Shaw, nine ting out the Csntoal game with 50. Roland Cormier ...... Mountain Park AA. glory in the Five Mile history. frey. 149. Guy Carden ...... Unattached second place HCX3 finish second leg of the Army A Navy Ed Ferrigno’s club has rolled up V can’t fool With him,’’ Robert the way across the line,” Robert an injury against Pulaski, catches and 247 yards. Catalano a broken nose. Frank Woods to 61. Frank B a rn e s...... Grafton A.C. The field will include practi 1.50. Thomas Simko'...... , Torrlngton against South Catholic (2-4-1) Club trophy. Windham retired three straight wins over Ma said. “ He can go to the air or said. All-HCXI last fall, Marty should get the starting nod a leads the rusherp with 272 also back 'as ara linemen Mike 69. Stephen Potter Hamilton CoUege cally a Who's Who among the 1.51. Bill C rayton ___ ...... Spartan A.C. at Mt. Nebo at 11 o’clock. the first trophy with its fourth loney, Platit and East Catholic. leading scholastic, oollegiate and anyone but the run equally well.” Slattery vill Hankard leads the Rebel line quarterback., Rick Roberts and yards in 72 carries while Du- Walsh, John Gabbay and Rick 58. Tlia S m ith ...... Providence College A.A. 152. Charles Lang ...... Spartan A.C._ Manchester High (5-2) hopes win in 1964. While never having Through eight games, Windham club mnnem m New England. to Crothers ^d Burfoot, be playing his final game for which also features Sal Gilberto Bill Lacy should also see plen pilka shows 202 in 50 tries. Rein. 54. Michael D insm bre...... Spartan A.C. 1.53. Paul Hoss ...... Spartan A.C. to h^ve the CCIL runner-up a losing season,. East has never shows 113 pdints, 61 in the last 56. Robert RusseU ...... Central Conn. A A . • The entry Ust stood a t . 147 ^is l^th run here, the Rebels and j will be out to and Tom Ajiselmo. ty of offensive duty while Jim Marty Hammon, the third back, Weight, however, should teH 154. Don Putnam ...... Spartan A.C. spot all to themselves after been able to post six wins. three times out, this morning, marking the 11th H.s record is tremendous Six put on a good show. Leber’s defensive ability and has 130 yards rushing and 103 the story. Make it Windham 20, 56. John Donovan ...... Unattached 155. Arnold Devlin ...... Spartan A.C. ' ' meeting Windham High (5-3) Coach Don Robert hopes to do “I think we’ll be ready for 57. lU ^ le Colby ...... Unattached straight year the century mark four se^n 49ers vs. Detroit Lions and several traditional rival WinningHeismdn Trophy South Catholic at Mt. Nebo 70. Ed Seawartl .-...... Central Frosh ute IC4A freshman race a week er Is considered on par with reporter will travel In the lead The weather forecast: Clear 12:80 (30) New Britain va ries helped set several col tomorrow for their final 71. Gene Montresor Central Frosh ago In New York. Kelley in both road race and police car and relay informa- and warmer. j Pulaski High lege football attendance rec m m Iji Holiday Features tioned hds teammates, shariing Dec. 1, beyond the Orange Bowl, grid appearance for the 79. Dave Madden ...... Unattached The men to watch are well- marathon fields .and it should 2:30 ( 8) Nebraska va ords the NCAA Service GAINESVILLE, Fla. Blue and White of East with them this and all other at Miami, beyond the Hula Bowl 78. Ralph Bates ...... Unattached known to Manchester racing be quite a duel between these Oklahoma NEW YORK (AP) -r- Nebraska’s''poll chances and Bureau said today. (AP) — Steve Spurrier Catholic. They are Fred CHARLIE ROBBINS holers he might win. in Hawaii, Jan-. 6 — to the time 74. Arnold Devlin ...... Spartan AC. veterans, plus the young col 8:00 (22, SO) Buffalo BlUs It was the first time that fans, the grouping of pre-race Texas’ bowl chances will be at stake Thursday when was on the practice field "I kriow the other players, are he.will play as a profesaional. Dooley, - Tom FItegerald, 76. Scott C a rter...... Central Conn. A A . favorites is headed by Johnny legians. Scarehoard Since 1945 vs. Oakland Raiders four games drew more than Tom Dwyer, Len Rackowald, 76. Walter Ftzpatrick ...... Central Conn.-~AA. both clubs close out their regular college football s(|a- Tuesday doing calisthen almost as happy a sT am,” he "I don’t know which teem will Kelley, the little Boston A.A. Doc Event Vet Year Top Three Finishers Winning Time 6:00 (3) Cleveland Browns 80,000 fans. Leader was the Gary Shea, Stove Ploaeaj, 77. David Ploss ...... Unattached sons with traditional Thanksgiving Day contests. ics with his Florida team said. ‘"They are a great buftch. draft me,” he said. “ Some peo schoolteacher who gets, better, . Back (for a 19th Appearance va Dallas Cowboys Ohio State-Mlchlgan contest Mike Lewie, Pete Kwiat, 7fe. John Hurley ...... Unattached 1945 ChMlte Robbins, Herb Stevenson, Fran L eary... .26:10 The Comhuskers, No. 4 in this ------mates less than two hours With tills team H’s all' for one.” ple say it will be the New York with age and has already won will be Ito. Charles Robbins, the which atteacted 83,408 fans. Gary Cherioo, Jim Juknto, 79. David Stoneman ...... Unattached 1946 Charlie Robbins, Tom Crane, Joe McCIuskey...... 25:09 week’s Associated Press college The club ,held a special meet after he learned he won • He was asked to look ahead,; Giants. It I do go to the Giants, six Five Mllers here Jin between Flying M.D. frorp. the New The TUIane-Louislaaa State Rick Roberta, Jim Leber, 80. Steven’ Dleterle ...... Unattached 1947 Joe McCIuskey, Bob Knowles, Jess Van Z a n t.. . . .25:02 football poll, could conceivably ing Monday and voted to-accept ^yond this 'Saturday’s regular” it -will be a real opportunity, but' two. United States Olympic ap- York Pioneer Club. Winner back game had 82J167 spectators the Heisman Trophy as Joe Quinn and Jnok Haic 81. Lee Chisholm ...... Unattached 1948 Ted Vogel, F>ed Schoeffler, George T erry...... 25:03 improve on their position with a a BliKbonnet bid if it is offered. season wind-up ’ against Miami, I 'won’t talk to the pros until aft pearancee. in 1945 _and 1946, Robbins is UCLA - Southern California the outstanding college rington. X 89. John Gilman ...... Windsor AA. 1949 Tom Crane, Fred Schoeffler, John Kelley...... 24:48 convincing victory over Oklaho Texa?ln only 5-4,ibut if it beats beyond Jiis trip to New York to er the Orange Bowl — officially 2 Others in this category aire still going .strong at the age of had,. 81,980 and 'Michigan football player of 1966. Seeing their last action 88. Ernest B aynes...... Unattached 1950 Fred Schoeffler, John Kelley,. John Laffe'rty. .i... .24:55 ma and a little luck. the Aggies it will! have won its receive the Heisman ’Trophy or unofficially.” Ambrose Burfoot, the string- 46. He holds a dozen National Schoolboy State-Notre IHune had 80.- ’■"There’s not much chance to for Manchester Hl|^ against 84. Jay April ...... Unattached 1951 John Kelley, Tommy Crane, Bob Black___ 24:30 And the Longhorns -will re last three In a| row, including a bean Wesleyan star, who holds titles. 011. I celebrate,” Spurrier told news Windham High In WUlimaa- 85. Noiman R id rigu e...... -tUnattached 1952 John ’ Kelley, Austin Scott, Charlie Robbins...... 25:38 portedly be offered the host 26-14 victory over Baylor, 195$ John Kelley: Charlie Robbins, Nick Cbstes.i...... 24:20 men at a hastily arrange press tio are Oaptofai Mike Belcli- 86. Frank C heteiat----- .;.... Unattached^ V the New Enp:)and Cross Coun- , , Also, among the veterans will Standings berth to play Missis^ppl In the try Champioiiship and the IC4A jje Paul Phinney, former Man- 1954'Nifk Costes, Dick Hart, Fred Schoeffler...... 24:42 (xmfeirence.. er, Tom Odly, Dave Turner, 87. Paul Phinney HI ...... Unatta«died Bfuebonnet Bowl Dec. 17 In President Denies Report Steve Banae, Dnve Dixon, College Division individual hon- Chester High track and cross 1955 D pk Hart, Johnny Kelley, George Terry...... ;24:?8 FOOTBALL "We’ve got Miami to thank 88. Paul Phinney H ...... Central Conn. A A. Houston if they beat Texas R ick Rein, Jim Monaghan ors and was undefeated to reg- country coach, making his 13th 1956 Charlie Dyson, Alan Shaler, Bob Scharf...... ,.2 6 :3 4 about, and you‘'oan’t let up be- 89. Tom Sayers ...... South Windsor AA CCIL AAM Thursday. and Mike MoGi^rtliy, 90. Jolm Lynch ...... Mountain Park AA. iilar season meets, setting no ottosecutlve start. Despite a 1957 John Kelley, Pete Close, Lew StlegUtz.. .28:59 Schoolboy Picks by Hoople -fore a game like that,” he said. Hickey Will Come to UConn League Overall NebrMka is 94) this season 91. James Lynch ...... ' Mountain Park AA. KAIaPH Bt'SCMMANN less than five records to seven t.i:ou.bIesom,e Ieg,.Phtoney insists 1958 Pete Close, Ed McAlUster, Al C o n fa lo n e .;....___ 24:43 Spurrier was.as poised beftwe ' W L T w L T and will play Alabama, 8-0 and By Major Hoople CHAPEL HILL. NX!. (AP)— he has not been offered the Cbn- 99. Laurent Brauit ...... Unattached outings: Ralph Buschmann, who he’li -Bfe' among the finishers. 1959 Bob Lowet-John'Keiley, Russ Bennett...... 24:18 the cameras end floodlights and 7 0 7 1 0 the No. 3 team, in the Sugar ’The. president- of the University necUcut job. W 98. James Hall ...... Unattatdied paced a record field of 141 sta'rt- Race director will be Ppte 1960 Bob Lowej' Jim Keefe, Larry Damon...... 24:00. *HaU P Egad, time does fly. *Tis endless questions as he has been Manchester 6 2 6 5 2 0 Bowl. The Crimson Tide ap- of Oooneotiicut denied a report He added, however, thait II the 94. James K oalow skl...... Babt AA* ers to 1964, ranks with'Kelley as Wigren with Bob Kennedy, 1961 John Kelley, Walt'Barker, Larry Damon...... 24:21 time again to enlighten you on the Saturdays he has led the Irish Hold Lead 8 0 pCars to.be a sure thing against today that he has o ffe r^ the Job is offered he will consider it. 96. Richard Symington ...... Llncoln-Sudbnry AA. the top club runners in the 1962 John Kelley, LenIEhler, Larry Damon...... 24:80[‘ Wethersfield 5 > 8 0 5 . Manchester folks again in an- Gators from behind to nearly UCbnn coach, his assistant. 0 Southern Mississii^i on Satur- job of athletic direotor to North-, Asked about reports that he 96. Hank Fay ...... East A A . East; Defending champioh Ray 1963 Vic Zwolak, John (Kelley, George Conefrey...... 23:53 fdaloney 4 8 0 5 8 . swer to the annual- note from . unbeUeveaUa.. viiotoriop,,.,,...... For Defense Play Wigren has handled this im 6' day, but couli have a little % 'Oairollina... football Opach Jim plans to resign and take the 97. Russell Lavery East A.A Crothers and Jim Keefe, both of 1964 Ralph Busclmuum, Jim Keefe, Larry D a m o n . .23:66 ‘Windham 4 8 0 5 8 ! 'pie Herald Sports Department. portant post since 1956. Bob 0 rougher ttoie against Auburn "It was certainly a thrill,” he Hickey. Connecticut job after Saturday’s 9K Gerald S u lliv a n ...... East A A . Central Coim. A. A. Crothers set 1965 Ray Crothers, Jim Keefe, Johnny Kelley...... 23:50 ^ n a rd 4 4 0 4 6 With reams of material consid NEW ■yORK. ( ^ ) ,7^ ,Notre Doug^an will be clerk o f the AMBROSE BURFOOT admitted. Dr. Homer D. Babbidge Jr.; final game against Vlrgii^, \ a record last year, covering the Platt 2 6 0 2 6 0 the following week. ered for turkey day ganfes, the Daime lost its «^eger football__ course and Herman Schendel the “The margin I won it by contacted by teiophone, - said, Hickey said-:-“I-definitely •'wUl- course to 23:50.2. Eastern " 1 6 0 1 7 0 Notre Dame, No. 1, takes on a gjj jtoo-complicated' Hoople Sys- starter. ^ shocked m « a little, though,” be “ Whoever is oMered the position not disc^pse my’ future tfiauf im sodring' le<(d“ but letatoed Ms r 0 7 0 0 8 0 rugged Southern California club 'came up with the following Others who will bear watch Central said. "Florida didn't play on mediately itafiowing the game. soaring defense toad, accordiiig Qmeral chairman for the Tall Saturday and aji upset or close conclusions, Kaf-kaf. to going to learn about it from ing are Bill Young, outstanding television this season and we me end not from the newspa- I ’m gok ^ to wait unti}. adter ^ Oedare, Wilbert (Red) -Hadden, CENTRAL VALLEY contest in that game, coupled piaying before the -^ome t o ’atafistiOB released toda^ by sophomore from the University were not seen oyer the coun^ ipers.” ’ season ’because I’ve. got i»me Overall with a strong Nebraska showing always given . East thei NUa a Service Rureau. " " ;r^;:;etoi7ut who “if League try.” . t''v' Babbidge said Hickey, who things I wato to oJeaf away.” Yankee Conference individual capacity ^th Bill Irwin his Thursday, colmd pave the way 7 ^ ; Irish, tied by Michigan W L T Catholic a booi^ accoi^ig to Hd got 4i33 of the 869 first- consistently has beaji mentlrtied In elghC ' seasohs 'a6 .h^ad man Friday, as secretary- for a\Cprnhd8ker,advan(i;e In the State lO-IOt &tourday, .also title: Veteran Charlie Dyson, a *Mlddletown 6 0 0 my ’information here. The' Ea place votes Ird^ the nation’s as'-, the next UOonn athleticdd- coach kt North Caroltoo, Utokey treasurer. poll, ^ eb ig a n State, No. 2, is dropped from second to fourth winner in 1956, who placed fifth ^ Soutliingtoh gles wifi be after a record sixth sports writers and a total of 1,- reotor, visited the Oonneoticut has odmpiled a 3q-M record With last'\ season; Jeff Galloway, the Rkce headquarters will be set through for the season. to total offense and slipped out Wilson win 679 paints. Second-place Bob 'campus last year 'wMh a group no tie*., ■ ■ ,j*. ’ , Georgia Peach from Wesleyan up at the Bast. Side Rec. There Oklahoma, however, may be Famous Forsoaster, of -the top 10-to rushing ’ alto- Windsor South Cathofic has been hav Griese of Purdiie had IM firsts of ottier athletic offixdals “ to University; George Starkus of will be 25 individual awards .for no pushover for Nebraska.' The .1 - ■ ' _* - 'c t ■ gethw after being ninth last FlalnvUle ing some trouble, but still boasts ahd 816 potoite. ^advise i » on oiir athletic pro Boston University, second to th* first 25 finishers, plus three Sooners won their first _ four Manchester will liave to fight CLlNie,, UXAHK DATE week.. . , Newln%ton games of the season before suc a fine signalcaller to John Slat to stay even,, Kaf-kaf, in this Next in points were Nick gram and he left a. very fervor- Burfoot in the New' Englands, speclto plaques for the first able impression on me. He Eastern' Gonnketieift Board of to, acoring defense, the Irish RhckvlUe cumbing to Nqtre Dame. They tery. TTie Eagles shovdd fly one. Catt’t let the emotions in Eddy of Notre Dame 466,' <3ary and a trio froto St. John’s three high school runners. (Hickey) is a good man.” Basketball-.Officials will bold.a have stelded tot average of just are 5-3 over-all now after a right qn by the Rebels, 26-7, at terfere with the task at hand. Beban of UCLA 318, Floyd Little University in Brooklyn, Tom home, plus two three-man team J Q. Christian retired, as ath cinic Tuegduy . night at 7:30' at 4.2.)P(dbts per game. Alabama to HARTFORD COUNTY . clqse 10-7 loss to Misapuri last M t Nebo. The Whippets should outrun the of Syracuse 296 end CUnt Jones OttABUE DYSON Gazzo',' Phil Tobin and Tom awards. Also, two turkeys for Up at the Thread City, of Michigan State 204. letic direotor at Oonnecticat OcL Noktoo gjfm to NdrwiolL TTio second, having sUowe<^4.6: _ ' Mulligan. > th* l®cal and the first high League Overall Indians, 28-14. annual exam Will Ito given Dee: Houston leads in total offense,' As for Teka^ their bowl Ooach.. Dave Wiggin’s iMan- Florida and Spurrier will ^ 1. B ob’lhgalls, who was Cbsis- Ali Eyes oO Kelley ■ ' school boy to finish will be giv- i‘ W L T W L T 5 at 7 at Norwic^. fiVfe Acada- Tulsa leads the pasring offense ». chances were revealed by the cheater ■ High creW play4 red- seen on television in the O ran^ tian’s assistant, was named act ^ Most eyes will no doubt be on en by Frank Haraburda. * Pnlaalil r, 0 0 9 0 0 ing athletic direotor. my. totereeted partiea may con and Harvard is tops , in rushing Austin Am erican, Tuesday and hot Windham High. The tecord Bowl game against Georgia W eather I Kelley. He’s still Mr. Big to All contestants wlU be guests East Catholic 1 1 ID 5 3 Q , Rec Vdlleyball Hickey, 46, who still has a tact Lee Ptogree at Bedtfcr Sti, offense. Houston also tops the Ooach Darrell Royal confirmed shows Windham to have won Tech the night of Jan. 2. He is Weatherman promises good road racing .circles. The 35- .of the 'Tall Cedars at a light NW Cntholle 1 2 .0 6 8 0 year remaining bn tils 518,i Norwich. ’Iho clinic to open to ecorera' with 86 poiote per game that “ w« have beei| tUking with three straight, Ixiasting ploity Watkins 2, Jim's 1; Crockett iooldng forward to it. weather for tomorrow’s race. year-old Grotoii schoolteaclier, lunth following the race Md Sa. Cntholle 6 2 0 2 4 ] year contract, also all toteiaBted. to Notxe Dnme'e 84.6 average. fm mM some people o f power and size. 3] W yman's (k At svery opporiuhity, he men His Report: Fair, Bunhy, ;With and the man who has passed before the ,presentation 1 o f •W on Champtonahlp I higher (temperatures, al’I it / 7
, ' ; , . ■ . .'.I- - ^ '■ " ■ 7 . MANcilESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C5NN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966, PAGE SEVENTEEN i-)- ...------...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 PAGE SIXTEEN hBosliidsq Servless T h e r e 0U6HTA BE A LAW i BY FAGALT siW T SH ^I?^^ Hs^ Wsntsd—Fdasls 81 . Hdlp OffdrstI 13 MATURE WOiMBN do a Sne OAS STATiaN attw iita. M Job wkh Avon, too. K the or part-ltaM^ See Mr. StosA, 7WE SPLIT IS Aht 2 A S/CSSEB SPEUB& vm cCAwe^ SHARPENINQ Service —Saws, A PimEM POR iMOttiRB • I t e M W tE R HOW • » THE A « W ? W 6 ^ - grind of a fttU-ttme Job to (00 Easo S a n ^ CaniHr, Eouto SD^ AtrrhSoctAU t >/p p w h o 7»S TIGHT BM> comRwvW. 'W W CLASSIFIED knives, axes, aboars, akatea, W P like you to AK6WBRTVIIG - HOWCUMm YOU ALW/W& M t M f ? PAU?J Pro Grid Menu much; you irifi welcome the Vom on. ' CUTS OUTPOOM TUB STAYS IW CLQSS. rotaiy Uadoa, Quick service. CBOMi AHP f f u / S TG SlaOOHmmm idower pace and tho high «ani- Capitol Equipment 0>. 88 Mata. tags that ocoM from servletag’ - 4 - St, Manchester. Hours daily an Avon ^ 'lttocy near year TO^JaSN — Mary Quay 193- 7-5. Tlniraday 7-9, Saturday 7- DEAN .. % Attractive One 481, Arlene Behumacher 17S- home. Call 239-4922 (or ap- : ' 4. 648-7958. pointmenC. OUl now. MAC!HINE FRODU efe \ . NEW YORK (AP)—WhOe most of the country sits ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING d e p t ; HOURS back and digests that big Thanksgiving Day turkey, _____ 8 AJtf. to 6 PM. ^ COUNTER GIRL, milay- REWBAVINO a t burna, moth WOMAN WHO HAS some nurs Fun-tlma Oajr and M ghiShifla A WtTHAOUATirESSApK. Dallas, tied for the National SUrONCB tH A ers on the offensive and defensive 1966 all-league . PLEASE READ YOUR AD holea. Zlppera repaired. Win tag experience ta care of ta'. W'HILS you G EY WHO A P P r ^ o i A t e s FootbaU League’s Eaatem Con- g^ven and Jumped Into second ST. dow ohodef^ made to measure vahd, 2 days v(eekly, Saturday Hardings Ohtteksr HtS ABIi-l'nYm*. JAMM’ LADIBS— Gi- teams^ announced l^esday by The AssociSted Press. Olaasttled or -Want Ads” are takes over tbs pfeoM as s E N O WHO ference lead with S t Ix>uis, place in the Weatem Division, kele Golding 187, IPiM Philo- ■ ■njg other seven players came ------— ------' all slzea Venetian blinds. Kays and Sunday, bourn from 7-8. (Sat up eparata. CAUDOBOTH hosts the third-place Browns in -me other pro teams play Sun- eonveoleiiM. The advertlaar almiild nod fete ad tka VIBST P«na 131. from fourth-place Cornell and Randan of Brown and place- DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS Is tbsa (or flw made while you wait Tape re Call 6494i81A traiaasB) the key dash of a three-game !„ the NaUonal Lrogue, ■ ----- r- fifth-place Yale, with four and ]^ or BUI Hay of Dartmouth. next taaertfon. H m Herald Is reepooalMe fo r ealy ONS feaeor- corders for rani Marlow’s 867 Turret Latba holiday pro football schedule. In Atlanta is at Chicago, Green reet or omitted tnoortloa (or any adverttaaniaat and thaa only __ _ _ . CHDROH —• Jim MatMeson three representatives, respec- Randau who mmled 60 times In Mata, 649-5221. Help Wanted— Male 86 (Sat up and aparata) another NFL game, fan Fran- Ray visits MitinesoW, Los An- ise.366, Sam UtUs 136-850, ovely. Tdlenders OolumWa, S T s ^ ;irto sS »»m ^ ^ to tbs oxteot o( a "make good” Isaartloii. Brroro wWeb do sot cisco plays at Dctr^. In me geigg takes on Baltimore, New win Conant 144-378, Phil Chase po„n and Brown were shut out. u »d 43 6 ts^ m boot, an Ivy leaaen tbo valno at tho adverttooMsS wSl jBOt bo eom otod by FURNITURE salesman full or "make gootP* ------BnUdlng—Contracting 14 Bridgeport Millers America League. Buffalo visits York is at Washington and Tiiiy Bonham 141-364, m e Heading the list of dx Dart- JifSrd aS S of M part-time. Apply Matlow’B, (Sat vq> and opaieto)' Oakland. Pittsburgh takes on St. Louis. Aoeto 140-871, Bd Hlndle 153- mouth players was quarterback straight oonversVone ended late QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, Inc. 867 Main St. LiUy is file 8foot-5, 255-pound ______^ In the American Lea^e. N w 397^ Rm oarlln 376, John Mickey Beard, the only unenl- the campaign. dormers, porches, basements, Tool Makers and MarWiilal tackle ^ anc^rs the (^w- york entertains Kansas Oty, *137-376, Ted Lawrence choice rf the I^ooachas. (BoebmiSi IsB n ss) •' / Beard, rated by aome coaches reftalahcd, eabtaets, built-tas, BUltard LaUw Opacater ^ys defensive line. Last Sun- San Diego is at Denver and Bos- 351^ Rank Agnew 168-368,'Art repeaters from the 1066 ta. the 643-2711 87S-3136 form ica, aluminum, vinyl, day he loww^ toe boom four ton plays at Miami. 333 ^ Ralph 356, Mike team were halfback Bobby Leo S steel, 'ceramo aiding. William SALES CAREER times on Pittsburgh quarter------piocharc^k 159-383. Hank ami offensive tackle Steve Dd- Bobbins Carpentry Service. AlfBamflta'. back Ron Smith as the Cowboys But he U O H U O H tT A S K e lly in F ron t Gr*yb ISS, Jlm ^annl 352. amend of Harvard and center ^ 649-8446. ' ' The Sun^Life tit Canada of beat the Steelers 20-7. , •.» 1 - VI I,.* WB* second in total offenm, tied t o r n CAUCUTT fers an exceptkmal oppor Equal Opportunity Bn^ leyee tk. n«k « u ta.* Troubli Reaehing Onr Adverliser? On 'niuraday Lilly will have to Sback " Wym Mabry “of 15™ Dart CARPENTRY — Concrete work MILWAUftEB, WI9 tunity to ambitioua aggres JOHN MACKEY f l o r a l — p eg T iirell 453. down passes end narrowly f iywdkal^ las. concern himself not only with Among Rushers anything from cellar to roof, sive men ovot the age o f 25 mouth. missed setting a oompletidn 14-Hoor Answering Sm lst FIRST CLASS raeefaanfo. A]^ Frank Ryan, Cleveland’s fine Harvard inside and out, no substitute for wishing to Improva their NEW YOItK (AP) — Leroy KOFFEE KLATCHEBS — Rounding tae percentage mark ply Bourne Buick, 286 MIeki quarterback, but also with Kelly — ------* — the defensive ^ ___ _ quality work, satisfaction guar Painting—Papering 21 Hein Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted—Female 35 prosent eaintaga. . and Green, who’ve given the Kelly of Cleveland ha5 regained Aniita Shprte 178-506, Mary Lou conUngent. ^ ^ Peim*s BIU Creeden, a ruMr Free to Herald Readers anteed, eompetattve prlcoa, no St See Service'Manager cr KiYMxmA A nofpnf ninni»«r o+topir Tusttiing lead to the Naittonal Taylor 180-467, Barbara Leetrit- yEdi wwe end Justin » leader to naeslna and total CUl 649-1671 for iqqiointuant 2 btematioB as aw at an Job too small. D A O Carpen PAINTiNG BY Dick Fontaine, SALESGIRL — full or part-time WOMAN TO DO bouse work, one day a week. Call 649-5559 The man wa want must ba KeUy rushed for 100 yards in isnar at b e telepkOBe Matadf try, days 648-1904, evenings Interior and exterior. Paper hours can be arranged. Apply LATHE HANDS and gecMnl 830 yards end an average of 6.3 ------P®” aeiensjro 649-8880. days, evening 643-8183. married, ovm a car and en Cleveland’s 14-3 tdetory over , ___ TKI-TOWN-— WIU Kuhnly ’Tyson, only sopbo- • hanging and waU paper remov Pilgrim MUls, Hartford Rd., machinists, paid hoapttaUza. Washington last week and took ’The halfbacks — Larson and al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. Maachester, 6-9 p.m. joy de^ng with people. Dick Bass of Loa Angeles is 233-563, Ed Duchaine 214-561, squad. NEWTON EL SMITH A SON - PART-TIME evenings for office tlcn,' holidays and vnoatioa the NFL lead. He has gained 830 Leo — were the league’s rush- EDWARDS ' Quality workmanship. CaU ...... ocu. «o IKW KOiiieu oou behind with 808 vorda but wou 90a w t Wnwt* Dartmouth also placed offen- u eo — wore uw • «««- Remodeling, repairing, addi cleaning. General Cleaning plan. Apply Metronlcs, Inc., yards In 157 attempts and Walt Hubl^ Ho^e offensive ing leaders. Larson set a Cor- evenings, 246-9593.— ANSWERIND SERVICE tions, rec rooms,. garages, Service, 46 Oak St-, 649-5334. To arrange an appoint 640 OUlard S t ______scored 10 touchdowns. Green is ^Cleveland’s 10^ Wl^Sav Sjogren and fullback nell mark with 979 yards and ment for an aptitute test porches and roofing. No Job EXTERIOR AND tatarior paint FULL-TIME, fourth in rushing with 640 yards 208-565, Rky Johnson 210-205- Pete waltonWalton. The’The BleBig Green led the league with 651 yards SEWING MACHINE operators and discuss the opportu Ca r e e r ojqwrtunity wtth Ste 14 before the season ende. Gale 553, Carl Capello 221, Andy 6494500 - 075-2519 too smalL Call 649-8144. ing. WaUpaper books, paper- in 117 attempts. averaged 441.3 yards a game and nine touchdowns In the sev- SALESGIRL 8 a.m.-4:30 p m. Apply Ka-Klar nity for which you may be Windsor public schools. Penn> Sayers of OWoago With 786 in 10 geuyi^ j l l , Hal Fischer 211, and leave your meoasga- TotfS hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful San Francisco will try to ADDITIONS —remodeling, ga - Toy Co., 60 HiUiard St. looking. anent fuil-tlme custodial am* games also Is a hot contender.- Howard 215, TTr"* k otl^nslvely, a big reason why en league games. Jig time wtthont ajiindlsg sD a a t tho ly tas'.vred, workmanship guar bounce back from a tough 35-34 five of the 11 offensive players Leo was second in rushing rages, reo rooms, bathrooms ployment, good working oondU ------. ShlmaiUs 201, Sher Hill 212, anteed. Leo PeUetier, 649-6326. For our men’s department. PART-TIME CASHIER — UA 3 MSYBpr/PHHSe loss to Philadelphia but the are from Dartmouth. with 666 yards (827 over-all) but tiled, kitchens remodeled. Call tlons aiMl exceUent honaflts. Explorers Play Bill Happen 201, Bob Rylander Antmnobllas For Sale 4 I f no answer 643-9048. Good steady position, dis Theatre, E a st 649-5491, Mr. Phone 649-4604, ask for Contact Mr. Panna for tatsr. 49ers wlU have to find a defense Princeton, third member of won a place in Harvard history ______Leon Cleszynaki, Builder, 649- count privileges, paid holi ___ Gene Reilly, last 'year's star 203, Landau 200, Bernle championship crowd, took «by pacing the Cafitaba to their Daly. view, 644-1634. for the NFL’s newest place VOLVO — station wagon, 1963] ______PAINTING— ^Interior and ex days and vacation Mir. Holmas kicking sensation, Garo Ye- guard for Central Connecticut, Deduc 200. down three defensive spots — beat seaecQ (8-1) in 46 years wnd HERALD 1228, new brakes, two ^ new CARPENTRY—82 yaara expo- terior, very reasonable, free WOMAN to collect eggs, part- THUCK DRIVER Fual «IW premian. will make his debut In the New ------end Walt Kozumbo and backs becoming the first player to tires, 81660. 649.6044. estimates. CaU Richard Mai> time, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. MlUer year ’round emptoyment with Yepremlan the left - footed England Basketball Assocla- PINNE’TTES— Pope 179- Doug James and Hayward Glp- score the winning touchdown rlanos, complete remodeling, DOX LETTERS additions, rec rooms, concrete tin, 649-9285. D&L Farms, Coventry. 742-6232, ARTIST for decorative cabinet benefits. Apply in pecaan. Harvard Near Unanimous soccer - ty^ Cypriot kicker tio" Saturday night at the Bast 469, Helim Downham 184-483, son. against arch-rival Yale for 1066 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 8u- work and garag-es. References Fogarty Brothers, 819 Broad booted two field goals as the Hartford High School at 8:16 Rae Hannon 202-496, Sophie OomeU placed halfback Pete three straight years. per Sport, 300 h.p., 4-speed, air- 1NTE3RIOR AN D exterior HOUSEKEEPING maids, fuU- design, part - time. Gunver For Yowr giveh, free estimates. Call 64S- Manchester Parkade S t Lions upset Baltimore 20-14 last while pe'rforming for the Merl- Panders 178-463, - Gert An- Liarson and three offensive line- Another record-breaking 'waa conditioned, AM-FM stereo ra patatis^, wallpaper removed, ttme, above average wogee, Mfg. Co., caU 649-2889. 2629. Sunday. den Titans against the Kxplor- drews 176, Ginger Yourkas men — end Ron Gervase, tack- Gervase, Oomell’a dusive eiid, InfomuitiM dio, (1,800. 6474547. fully insured Rene Belanger, excellent fringe benefits. Also As New England's Best Buffalo, leading the AFTL’s ers. .High-scoring teammate 175-495, Evelyn McCauley 478, i« Reeve Vanneman and guard whO' caught 80 passes — Yale's CARPENTRY — Alterationa 643-0512 or 644-0804. needed part-time housekeeping 1964 CHEVROLET, Im pola, V-8, «oonvxxT /AT>\ Tf»- -1 went to Dartm outh alone with Dlace In New England. Eastern Division by a full Bob Muraski (Central) and BIU Dottle Whitehead 489, Doris (Seorge McWe«iey. Yale’s three Bob Kenney led wlta 82 - )»Ut raw HERALD wm Mt and additions. Rec rooms, ga 7-3, 8-11, RN or LPN, part-time. ntiaids from 10 a.m .-2:30 p.m., 283, power steering, power BOSTON (A P)—I t s id- ^ e los7 ^ BMton CoUege game, can put more distance Lasher (Providence) twill also Kirtland 483, Dot Peterson 488, representaUves were defensive covered «8 y a ^ j^th them.. dfaKdose tho ktaittty o f | rages, ceilings. Roofing, gut- Laurel Manor, 649-4519. Monday through Friday, apply tsokes, air-conditicned, ma most unanimous: Har- “ ^ between itself and pursuing be with Meriden. Tickets are Wanda Kaselauskas 466, Sophie men - tackle Bob Greenlee, Kozumbo and Greenlee fln- any advertiser using box .ters, siding, painting. Work Floor Finishing 24 _ Housekeeping Dept., Menchee- KICK OFF YOUR CAREER vard’s football team, with 7®*^ 163 poln • to^ sixth olace Yale Boston and New York. available at Ray’s Restaurant Kravontka 453, Toni Fogarty middle guard Tom Schmidt and tehed second and third in the totters. Readers anawer- roon, radio atxl heater. A beau ter Memorial Hospital or caU tag Mtad box ada ty, (1,605. Can owner, 640-8602. manship guaranteed. A. A. CANPHIL Floor covering, 73 pOV76l€ul defenses, skilled dung to seventh ^pite the But the Bills wlU have a battle ------462, Marion Gordon 493, Unda linebacker BIU Hilgendorf. number of flratjilace v ^ , Ko- Dion, Inc., 643-4860. Birch St. Wall to wall carpet WAITRESSES 643-1141,' Ext. 203 for an ap daatra to protaot thalr pointment. An equal opportun nassinK and a blitzkrieg of first place t^th a 1M4 . ^ bv Harvard ^ on their hands against the Raid- BLOSSOMS—Madelyn Mor- Sullivan 451, Lori Jones 456, The team Included two Wok- zumbo getting six and Greenlee Iduttty qaa foDoar thia | 1966 OORVAIR Monaa, bucket ing. linoleum. Free estimates. AT THE AIRCRAFT J ^ S fa S c has won thl SSto^^rfU^hed s?S‘ “ gSeld w7n eigw^ place ers, who’ve of their lost ley, 139, Iris VaeSnU 340. laretta Griffin 450. tag speciaUsts - punter Joe five. , procadnia: seats, white interior, 24,000 CUSTOMERS satisfaction our Expert installation. CaU 643- ity employer. ' >' guarantee. Any type of remod FuU or part-time days or rating as New England’s p^nn 40-21 last week for a while Vermont took ninth and miles, (1,100 beat offer. Call 1218 or 649-2985. evenings, we wiU train you. COUNTER GIRL — for dry Bnelooe year repl; 643-4202. eling is our speciality. Let us top college football power share of the I'vy, crown with Maine tenth. All three had fin- boK la aa onvo estimate your plan. No obliga FLOOR SANDING and reftaUh- Uniforms provided, free t cleaning store. Apply ta per ished their seasons a week ago. GCT MORE PAYPOWER AT f&W A this year. Harvard and Princeton. addreoiod to tho 1969 CHEVROLET oon'vertifble, tion. Wedey R. Smith Con tag (specializing ta older life insurance, free disabil son Parkade d ean ers. Shop The final -top ten with season ^le OrinuKm shut out Tale, Holy. Oroas, headed for the Hod Manager, Manehaotor I excellent condition, no work struction Co., 234 Center St. floors), cleaning and waxing ity insurance, medical' pay,' ping Itarkade. records and total points: 27-0, in their final game last (ji^^aiuonal ' ^ow dow n against Evening Horald, together needed. Must be seen. Call af floors. Painting. Paperhang- paid ‘vacation. CaU 875- $2.50 OR MORE AN HOUR week tor a ahare of the Ivy gogton CoUege this weekend, with a momo Hating the ter 6 p.m ., 649-4346. Ing. N o' Job too smaU. John 8951 or 648-5412. « 1. Harvard -(8-1) 179 eompantoo yon do MOT Roofing—Sidlnc 16 league Crown. mauled Connecticut 16 - 0 and 2. Dartmouth (7-2) 163 VerfalUe, 649-5760. want to 000 your totter. 1958 FORD Fairiane 500, 4- In the final Associated Press consoUdated a hold on third Z. Holy Cross (5-3-1) 138 BIDWELL HOME Improvement Want to kick off your career with a good MA-payUig Tour totter wtn bo do- door, automatic transmission, HOWARD JOHNSON’S Job? Then the place for you ta Pratt A Whitney Air poU of sports writers and 4. Boston Ck>llege (4-5) 122 atroyjd t( tho adverttoar la Co. —Roofing, siding altera Route 30, Vernon, Conn. KICK OFF tatercepter motor, used daily, Bonds—StodDS— craft Because that’s where you get Paypowar . . broadcasters. Harvard took all coUev* knocked 6. Boston- Univ. (5-5) 103 -ona you’ve menttoned. It tions, additions and remodel- N body fair, (65. 875-7890. Mortgages 27 the power to learn more skiUa while you earn naors 6. Massachusetts (6-3) 93 not tt wtn bo haadtod In ..tag of all types. Excellent pay, stiuting at (2.60 an hour on tiw second shift wooedS S ^ S ’^ up \ 179 ’T4tata points. Massachusetts ^ out ^of fourth Redmen tho uaual man 7. Yale (4-5) 76 I960 CHEVROL.ET—6 cyHnder, workmanship. 649-6495. SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- (X)UNTER GIRLS wanted, And that’s only the beginning. Because the Aircraft Is 8. Springfield (7-2) 33 YOUR CAREER growing, buildtag more and more Jet engines for air S c W-7 with the aid of stout de- standard, good oonditiion, (325. R.W.A. ROOFING end Sheet- Umited funds available for sec part-time, evenings and week me tenses, a safety and a field 9. Vermont (6-2) 30 ond taurtgages, payments to lines, utUitiea and industry, you’H have ptenty of op- Gatto on the ground, and Rio • Lost and Pomid 6494764. metal Co. Roofing, sheetmetal, ends, apply ta person. Bess 10. Maine (4-5) 25 suit your budget. Expedient E>aton Donik Shop, 160 Center ' mlty to grow the Jet age. And os your AlUi Zimmerman’s passings The ^ ’ , , „ . home Improvements, expert K ase, your paycheck Increases, too. Others receiving points: Am- LOST—Gray, yellow and whit* 1958 FORD FAIRLANE—power service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. St., Manchester. Crimson won eight of its nine Quarterback Tom Thornton , _ AT THE brakes and steering,' winter workmanship. Days 623-9986^ fiaJnes this year—the best sea- tossed two touchdown passes herst, Bridgeport, Brown, Ceh- kitty six months old. Pttkta St And don’t forgot the ’^oetras" at the Airenft that add ized. OaU 6494668. evenings, 742-8649. ^ s in c e 19^1osing only to helping Boston University to a ,tral Connecticut, ConnecUcut. area, 649-9913. Business Opportunity 28 more value to your Income . . . like exceUent tasuranos . 30-14 victory over Rhode Is- Southern Connecticut, Trinity, ATTRACrnVE WOMAN and retirement plans, paid alck leave, hoUdajra and 0 LOST: PASSBOOK No. 17712. 'vacations. So do it now. Cams ta and kick off your The only other first place ■vote land and a firm grasp on fifth Wesleyan, Williams., AIRCRAFT Roofltig and Cliimneys 16-A RESTAURANTS — Large or Notice is hereby given that' Trucks—Tractors Capable, responsible, to learn career at Pratt'A Whitney Alreraft ROOFING — Specializing re small, with or without Uquor Parobook No. 17712 issued -by 1957 CHEVROLET pick - up I'caise. Philbrick Agency, arid teach professional make the Ftrst-Miandieeiter Office, pairing roofs of all kinds,, new up. A lso possible to have smaU truck, 8 cylinder, good run roofs, gutter work, chimneys Realtora, 649-8464. TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY Hartford NoiUonal Bank A ning condition, 643-7405. ----- business of your own. Write cleaned, repaired. Aluminum AXTTO AGENCY, new ita»t Oo., has been lost and Dept 40024, Vlvlane Woodard INTRODUCrrORY TRAININa FROGRAMB — I* yott Long Holiday for Pro Grid Fans application has been made to 1962 FORD — F 100, half ton siding. 80 years’ experience. used cars. For details Coloration, 665 Fifth Avenue, Free estimates. Call Howley don’t have riiop experience, you’U be given 80 hours of Y wwid bank for payment and Is- pick-up truck, raxUo and beat Paul J. Correnti Agency, 648- Room 601, New York, N.Y. 643-5361, 644-8383. Thermostat Blues? intensive training on the macUne you have been M r^ Fhancisco at Detroit at 12:30 fore home crowd. Buance of new book. er. 640-4389, after 7 p.m. 6363. 10017. to operate. Instruction wriU be ta our. own maeWna NEW YORK (AP) — Dallas made all the yardage, p.m., EST, over CBS, moves to ROOFING-REPAIR of roofs, tratatag plant at the same high aircraft rats of pogr- Thanksgiving Day will be and Cleveland got the points ta LOST: PASS BOOK 26 1666, Buff^o at Oakland at ? p.m., 31ie best ta gutters and con Not when you use one'long blur of footbiall on EST, over NBC, and then winds 30-21 gom e Oct. 23. Loss o f B ill Savings Department of ’The Auto Accessories—Tires 6 Schools and Classte S3 Ocxmeotlcut Bank and Trust ductors. Repair of chimneys^ WOMAN WANTED tor shirt ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAMS — OoursM raaff- many television screens up 'With Cleveland at Dallae at 6 Glass and Milt Morin hurts GUARDIAN PREMIUM nylon CERAMIC’S AND mosaics tag from. 22 'weeks to 99 weeks in Machining, *w et Company. Application made too. CaU Coughlin, 643-7707. folding. EiXperieince not necra- with three games due to p.m. EST, over CBS. Browns, return of Jim Boeke 6.60-7.00x13 whitewafi winter crafts instruction. Learn this Sunoco Heating Oil Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machtae Repair and plus to Dallas. tor payment . ^ - sary. Steady work, 5 day 'week. \ be beamed across the nar Here’s bow Thursday’s games tires. (16 Little used. 649-7560. exciting hobby and make your New System Laundry, Harrison A quality heating OH deliyerad Pipe Malting. look: B uffalo 20, Oakland 17 — B ills Heating and Plumbing 17 own gifts. CaU 872-0392 fo r ta- I" ■ , ■ ■■ ' tion on the holiday. dri'ving toward another title LOST—WILL PEHtSpN who by S t automaticallyl Burner Mrvice 24 Cleveiaiid end IXailas meet in Detroit 27, San Francisco 1 mistake took new top coat BO m PLUMBING and heat formation, anytime. APPRENTICB PROGRAMS — Oourses loaabiff ftooi (he. Cotiton Bowl in a game that — Karl Sweetan doing a sur despite sputtering offense. ’The TWO SLIGHTLY used 7.76-14 hours a day! An easy-payment three to four years in Sheet Metal, Machintiig and T M defense must do the job against from HoUday Bowling Lanes, snow tires, best offer. 643^9038. ing repairs, alterations, elec ebouikl go a long w ay-tow ard prising Job at quarterback tor Tuesday, about 7 p.m. please tric and gaa hot water heat plan! Get them all—Get Gunoco A Die Making. determining the Eastern Oon- the Lions. The 49ers pulled it Raiders who have been roaring Help Wanted—Female 35 against Houston and San Diego. contact, Robert Perry, 92 Al ers. CaU 643-1496."- Heating Oil. Let’s talk. torence winner Ui the National out 27-24 in last three seconds of i ll , NURSE’S AIDE, fuU-tlme, Oakland must win to stay in ton St, South, Mancherter. Motocydes—Bicycles 11 ' Himdredsj»f Rood JoIm avaiiRble tait FootbaU League. The Cowboys, Oct. 23 game at Kezar. Both 640-9675. part-time. Laurel Manor, 649- olubs playing second game in Western race unless Kansas 1966 GREEVES T24 FS Woods Blillinery, Dressmaking 19 I OFFICE CLERK (led with ^ Louie tor the lead, \4S19- ______five days. Lions defense should City collapses. FOUND—MONGREL, —.brown motorcycle. Two-stroke,<,.256oc, - need to reverse the result of DRAPERIES —custom made, M o Iq P i« f« T « d 'Win it. and white, male. Call Lee low mileage, good condition. REGISTERED profession iMACHINim • INSFEOnON (heir first meeting 'with the lined or unUned, your mea Dallas 28, Cleveland 24 — A WOMEN’S LEAGUE-^Bette Fracchla, Dog Wiarden, - 643- (600 or best offer. Call 643- al nurse, 7 a.m. - 3 p.m., Sun SoiM Typing Browns to stay out front. surements, also cornices. real toughde. This could decide White 133-341, Elsie Pound 127- 8297 between 5-7 p.m. day differential and FMday. |Holidkiys - Voeorion | Bufllalo needs a Win at Oak- _____8594.«r ______For furtiier tafarmaUon call af jilRORAFT ENflINE N ^ U n O S la ^ to maintain the pace^in the the title in Blast. Browns 346, Marion Copelaind 126, Paul Progressive n ursing home. smeared Don Meredith at ine Nourie 129. ter 3 p.m ., 643-1913. References, 876-9|.2L Please Coll Eastern Division of the Ameri- Amtoimcemciits 2 Business Services HEATINO Oil. ean Football League, end the Cleveland, throwing him five ^ 742^641 SHEET METAL • BENCH WORK O ffered 13 )' Beiders can’t afford to stumble times for losses and intercept TUESDAY MA’niraES—Bet- ELECTROLUX vacuum dean- ______BEA’S alterations and sewing. o r ing: tour. But Browns seem to ty Pongratz 149. W. 0. GLENNEY CO. K they want to meUnitain any ers, sales and service, bonded PROFESSIONAL Cleaning —■ 381 Hartford Rd., 649-5021. 742.7325 TOtN. A DIE MAKliW hope of catching Kansas Oty. have leveled off end Cowboys representative. Alfred AmeU, Carpets, furniture, walls and 836 NORTH MAIN STREET The day starts off with San may be ready for big effort be REX!—Jerry Smith 139—365. 110 Biyao Dr.„ Manchester, LADIES AND GENTS custom TEL. 649-5258 A floors — oU cleaned ta your 644-8141 or 643-4913. home, fully insured. Call Higblo tollortag end alterations at U SED C A R S AIRCRAFT EMOINE TESTHM Servlcemaster, 649rt4SS. home. Reasonable. 643-2264, 139 A COMPLETE Woodland S t' SELECTION PeraonalB. ' EXPERIMENTAL HACIHNIM FREE PARKIN6 • PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE RENTALS—Power rbitor.diaia RIDE WANTED to Pratt & saws, trail roller and aerator, Movtng—Traddiig— BOURNE BlilCK TEUJER TRAINEES STORES AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY WUtnoy, first' sMt, from vl- lawn vac, rototillers. Also sales WELDHia • OUARDS and service on all lawn equip Storage - 20 "The House of (OVER 21) ctalty Green Call 649-2685. ______■ _ _ _ "Customer Satisfaction” CMKElIWnH ment. Capitol Equipmant, 88 MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light OPPOR'TUNITY WITH PUBLIC CONTACT 2 G E t MORiE PAYPOWER A T P& W A Mata Bt, 648-7968. trucking and package delivery. 285 MAIN ST. FIREMEN • OEAR MSPEOrOR cee OR CAP - * —.'■•) ATTRACTIVE SALARY AND BENEFITS ... $2.50 or more an hour ■ns THE] SEASON OF DICK’ S ISERVrCE, snow plow Refrigerators, washers and MANCHESTER i APPLY TO ing, carpratry,, rec rooms, re- stoye moving' speciality. Fold 246-5862 ’649-4571 foundry PRESS OPERATORS i^HANKSGIVING modetin'g,'* general repairs, ing chain for rent, 649-0752. Ihartford national bank •> Want to kick off your career with a good high-paying Job7 Then the place for TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY . painting, interior and exterior, GET FAST, DEPENDABLE STARTS! you is Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. Because that’s where you get Payppwer.., INTRODUCTORY TRAINING PROGRAMS OUS KAMIENSKl ^ rubbish removal, movtag, ma- Painttng—Papering 21 ANO TRUST COMPANY W E ST M W D IE I —If you don’t have shop experience, you’ll Factory Bonary. CaU 648-4636.______FIRST MANCHESTER OFFICE , OPEN FRIDAY AND SATORDAT FOB TOUR COW. the power to learn more skills while you earn more pay, starting at $2.50 an INSIDE and . outside painting. VENIENCE — Although Friday after 'Biankaglvliwli be given 80 hours of intensive training on EUiEXTTROLUX OORP. 595 m a i n ST„ MANCHESTER, CONN. t TURNPIKE AUTO-LITE BAHERIES the machine you have been .hired to operate. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, You name your own price. one of nine paid hoBdays at "The Aircraft," our hour on the sdcond shift And that’s only the beginning. Because the Aircraft 1s greatftU to aU for - F O R SA L E Equal Opportunity Employer | Instruction will be right in our own machino fireplaces, flagstone terreces, Special’ rates for homeownen ployment Office at 400 Main Street, East Hartford, ^ Neew Brood St. is growing, building more and more Jet engines for airlin^ utilities and In 16 years of VACUUM^ training school at the same high "Aircraft- AH concrete repairs. Reason 65 or over. 649-7868, 876-840L 1965 Mercury U OT>en from 8:00 AM. to 5:00 P.M., Friday, November IGNITION PARTS BY dustry, you’ll have plenty of opportunity to grow with the Jet age. And as your rate of pay. CLEANER patronage. For able prices. 648-0S8L 20th, and Saturday, November 26th until noon. M ANCHeSlER further sales and rarvlce skills increase, your paycheck increases, toa , ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAMS.- TOP QUALITY work at low Monterey Deluxe 4-Door enu me at Rockville, 876-‘ I^SMODEUNG - intertar and DELCO • MALLORY # AUTO-UTE Courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 weeks est prices, interior and exteri Sedan. Tinted glass, Merc- OPEN Mionday through W ednesday — to 6 M PHONE in Machining, Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and Gags 6381 or Hartford, 236-426L qxfbeirior pointing. Spedallztag or painting, top grade paint P.M., TTuesday and Wednesday evenings tfll 8:00 PM. And don’t forget the "extras" at the Aircraft that add?more value to your O-Matle, power steering. Making, Machine Repair and Pipe Making. ta swirl oei'Hnga. Ask for EYed used, free estimates. CaU Ray 643.5168 income...like excellent Insurance and retirement plans, paid tick leave,^ One owner. 82,000 origi WE CARE APPRENTICE PROGRAMS—Courses ranging or John. 648-1468. BeUlveau, 649-2110. Experienced Woritan: Barn Ugh wages pba a ihM holidays and vacations. So do It now. Come in and kick off your career a| from three to four years ip Sheet Mstsl. WANTEIV-RIDER from Man- nal mUee. $2196. bonia on the now "Pait-tiime’’ shift—6:80 • 9:S0 PM. ABOUT Pntt & Whitney Aircraft Machining and Tool & Die Making, Chester to canter of Broad and SALES AND Service on Arlena.v josE PH P. Lawla custom point- other Stores b t Asylum S t Hartford. 8-4:15. Hahn EcUpae, Jacobson laym tag, interior and exterior, pa- CaU Owner Anytime at YOU AT Experienced Workers: Earn Idg^ 10% shift bonus on (he new “Part-time” shift—5:30-9:30 P.IML Call 643-9294. mowers. Also HomeUte ditdn perhanging, waUpaiwr ro- 643-1265 e West Hartford saws and Internattcnal Cub moved. WaUpaper books on re WANTED—RiEDE TO Pratt & (Jadet Tractors. Rental equip e East Hartford W INKLEl^ , quest FaUy insurad. Free e» WUMney, first hbdift, violiiity ment and aharpentag service timatee. Oah M84608. PRAH& e^Hartford If we don’t have , , 11 ' \ , 'V , V 1 OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY W oodW dge and Middle 'Tpke. on aU makea. L A M Equip the part or an Hundnd$ of good Jobs waifabw h i FOB YOUR CONVENBENCB. . I 648^1484. ______' ; ment Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, , i n - i . e Bristol swer We’U get it Pratt & Although E’ridayi after Thanksgiving ' 875-7609 Manchester Bxdumgs fo r you. MACHINING • INSPECTION " WHITNEY s HUMUpSOBVillS is one of nine paid holidays at "The —Enteiprise 1940. LOW COST. TOO! AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS Whitney Alrcraft,’’-.our Employment Office' at Antonioldlce Per Sale 4 400 Mata Street, Stast Hartford, will ...... ■ CASH RATES (15 WORDS1 SHEET METAL « BENCH WORK be open from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M, NEED CART Yoiir credit turn AIRCRAFT TOOL & DIE MAKING R ire raft EYlday, November 25tb, u d Satur ed down? Short on down pay- WANTED Onw D a y .:... 45c 3 Days ...... $1.17 day, November 26tb imtilLj)oon. mei^7 ’ Bankrupt? Repossess- Six D a ys .... .$1.98 10 Doy*^ ...... ^ ^ INvlsIon «f United A lm att Oorp. AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING Bioh? Don’t despair! See Hon FuN-TIme V EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING OPEN Monday through Wednesday est Douglas. Inquire about low ! IMMEDIATE ACTION —8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M., Tuesday est down, anudlest payments MoinfuncHicu Mqn \lnm \ WELDING • GUARDS and Wednesday evening till 8:00 CRll befora 1(1:30 weekdays (9 AJd. Satnrdap). Yon A n : — F or Apartment Honos,: 4 PAL anywhere. No amaU loan or fl* start an ^ or cancel^an ad.same day. ’ FIREMEN • GEAR INSPECTORS nance company plan. Douglas Permanent employment. n^hitig ,1- M otors, 888 Mata. Good salary. Aputment START YOUR FUTURE TCRlATi AT PSWA FOUNDRY P l ^ OPERATORS farnlshed. E u p t ii t t g An equal opportunity smployer 1960 FOIRD —,2-door, standard For Interview, 643-2711 Classified Dept. ' utomotive* U yvtr defer deeM't tfotir parft —w. fnvffe yevr fnqwtrfet tiqissnisaksi, good cionditina. 648-9674 o r 648-7 Start vour future aiI /- /
yrATirHRSTEB EVEI^U OOIW., ^WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERA^J), M ,f^CHBST^ yi^DNESbAY, NOVEMBER -28, t966 PAGE NPiBIElW Houses Foi* Sale 72, -Ok------^ ^ ------1------' Heli»Waiit»A-4lale Sf ArOdMlNvIl^ tt HoasAoM Goods__M Ap8rtowito--1^t»— BosliNn LoalloiM Tenemmts 68 Wff Rm I 84 CJONOORD RD. - bMiUtlftfl B oiu m For Sak 72 Htemt For Bale - -72 SatHulban For Sale 75 MEN p a r t ^ a for TTi I J f S S W id m to. cl(Mn USED IcnCHBN Jwatingr 10 Reach Gdllpn^ Marks $16,900 — S room flrapfaoed KANCHBST81R — Owhar mor- BA8T HAAtVORD, - $ fomfly Beard Bached ittga available xnon5^ awl I « t e e . Set* i i w o ^ mambm aatata rental! - wartmant*. rntwly remodeleC atora. tt« n " » « ------Itonch, extra large lot ideal Ing (rote atota iM^teg this S btefo, iMmdars IN., M rooma, CLASSIFIED recnatlon ;pm ijiDitPBiA (AP)— evenlnsB. General qaaninf er. «]. Olaqtt VSlM y Store. *mdOpl# dw^STa« MTtetlnior, reasonabfowrt- -«tL Mar- for children. . Cali Irene KWtat year old trt-laval home - for inoona roturn. aaparata heat- CUSTOMER DON’T NEED IT less. Cail J. D. Real BMate, Is. Broker, lavitod. tBS-Wli Leonard ‘ Agency, 346-0469. <«, acme luoicy huyar. lik e new Ing aystams. Selling In upper ’Thsra 1* nothing reprato- Service, <6 Oak St, <»!«»«• awr "t dlaBioiia W - CHANCE othls or -rapulstvs with s ' Blood Bank Donors 640-01S9. 742-8849. condition .with huitt-lna, IH te** For fnrtlMr Information OF LIFETIMB TO GO INDUSTRIAL ^ w cs — 4,000 648-0903. neat growfli « f .hair tmt the dins iftac Jatr S6' ininiinatar hatha, $ bedrooma, tormol din- call t h a j ^ . IXmook Co.. 649- Kodak! R aft^ X'- ease, fiitfr. , HOUSEKEEPING SEVEN ROOM apartiniirt~viitai aquere feet, drat floor apace, , , , fooo and throat ef.A man.” -W A N T E D — fireplace and garage, $1M. per oentrally located. Will aub- MANOHBSTHIR Ing room dad a family rocte BI43. 129 for November CLA c‘:u j i :hi ADVERTISING DEPT. HODRS HELP WANTED Men’* hoadtov alMea,- TMiO, EelUttosHpitMt. Person REDUCED for $2t,90(k Good value. WOl- 'With that, t|M Pennsyl* case. 3 cellar 'Stbtfo wHtdowa. month. J. D. Real Batata, 64$. divide. For partleulara call A BARGAIN AT $15,900 WA8H1NQTON (AP) -r The weapon tnture .vania SUte Civil Service Ten blood donors completed giving tme or more gak 8 AJIt to 5 PJL, TO ’TAKE OVER (U39. Warran B. Howland, Realtor, varton ’Agfomy. tU M ati. 649- T Army ran abort of atandertl M14 .yeerh. 875-0974. ^ u n p a id b a l a n c e 2813. room hoiiae, heated porob, til- Oomnilaaloii 'ordered . the Ions during the Bloodm^ile’s monthly visit yesterday, First Class Lathe VlA^i 000 Main S t, 640-1106. This 6 room Colonihl with riflea in the tMtod States dor- Soma mWaty comraaitden . / . m o n t h l y PAYMENTS LAWTON O^ARDENS Owner tranaferred— must ad hath, baseboard beat, Philadsli^iia County Board to Emanuel Lutheran Church, during which a total of TRIPLE TRACK' Mom wlh- o -316.79 2-car garage and large lot EIGHT ROOM Cape, 3 hatim. $7,900. 743.7066. ing Septembar and October. faver 4be 6T0tmdi rapid' ftrihg of Aaaistance to reinstate 129 pints was collected—^21 pints le$e than. Manchester’s . COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. \I-D . - O J). Grinder' dows, deven 38x99, tifo SSx54, joom duplex, 1% baths, dish- BARBER SHOP — Coventry sell 3 bedroom-Ranch, ex ’Ihe Pentagon, acfcnowtodging *Ml6iog Jungle wartere, but htfl- 3 COMPLBHE can be'yours Immediately, tra large lot, rec room, un shed dormer, recreation room, ^ ....™ P«ntegon, acknowledging >1116 m Jaa Feldel, a welfare woric- ■OMDAX Xkm ISmAX If M AM. — SAXinUlAX • iuM. $75 comtdeie. Magic Chef gas ROOMS OF FURNTTI^B washer, private patio and oei- Center. Reasonahle rent good Karave. trees, lanre lot Only *7^®**® COVENTRY — Sceolo today what K oaflad a tempo- can in rtbir araae of the world Quota. ------— ------1 Lap^iers - Cylindricid lar. J. D. Real Estate Co., 640- parking. 648-080A d o s e to Route 16 w d shop usual expansion . area. ? . _ -miMte llkra MMie KIA ewww* lltowartSe ____ «__ •______nw asm • ar—with beard. Leafing the list of Gallon dub Connors, Maurice -Pass, Donald heater - with’ blower, 00,000 All of this merchandise is in ping center.. To InspOct $18,900. Hutohina A g e ^ , area, like newi 6)4 room Randh, fggy ebortage, said nearty 16,000 auefa a* Burdpe, prefer (be M14. The board fired FaMel, a our warehouse. It has never 0189. $17,000. members is Richard Steeves; Knriil. ^ ^ ■fy htu, $00. 086-770$. . call Mrs. Luther, 649-5306. Realtors, 649-$S24. bulK-im, fireplace,’aanime Im retired Ml rifiee were puited -Tbe MM fires a 6.86mm oaaswwft aasiatant, because who has contributed five gal- Also, Mrs. Arnold E. CSaika^ Good 't it le s , Overtime Interest mortgage with $2,700. foom depot atocha to fill tin gap. round, only .aUghtiy larger tiiah ------:------THREE ROOMS for rent, $90. It felt hi* beard was not in Ions; and Da'vid J. Goode, vdu) 'Roltand Cote, Michael T. Frat», am i^VBBOlAXED DIAL 643^2711 A vatta^ Henffs For Rmt 65 Ma n c h e s t e r — s room, 7 Hayaa Agency, 646-013L .h m .30 caliber Ml was phased ’the M oaUbar btiUet ueed by SEASONED MIXBD .flrqdace tory crates and cartons with monthly, with heat Call 64S- B & W ksepliig With professional has reached the four-gaBon angelo, Guilford B. Stephens, 9601 anytime. EXiXlUnVB S-bedroor A>lon- J. D. REAL ESTATE year old house with half adra ----- a ^ hi 19M and sue*. rtnaU-gama huntore. appearance. mark. Francis A. Maffee Jr., Ronald ' wood, $16. ooid. can 64S-54M. original factory serial numbers. The BARROWS and of land. Keeney St. area. $20,- oeeded by the Mgtater MlA a About 630,000 M16a have been APPLlr IN PERSON - Beautiful Hotpoint Electric lal, baths, garage, fire- WALLACE Co. 648-5129 abed dormer, modern kitchen, la ordering his reinstate, C o apartment, first floor, appli brand new. J. D. Real Estate M ar MHmmln. « pOUndB. Also, Robert Muldoon, Robert Help W antofi~4bk 86 Help Wantod-Msle 86 PROFESSIONAL ances, heat and hot water in Manchester 649-S306 $11,600 ^ 8 «ceUent 4- fc^W -a to qunXfon., tba Air BVme: and the m U w.’ the oonuniaelon noted: ”T1ie and Evan A. Thomas, three gal' Beautiful Living Room Suite Co., 643-0129. beard gave the soft-voiced B. SchetUer, Bruce G. May, Beautiful Dinette Set cluded, small quiet building. $18,200 —MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch, full cellar, many M9,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- attrtbutod remainder. Ions; Mrs. Lillian Scott, Peter FOtlrTlMB —Men with Janl* FUEL OIL drivers for local NEW TWO family flat — 5-0. UK mmm I — ^ ■* - m ______Robert J. Otivera, Mrs. Katiier> POOL t a b x .e s Beautiful "Deluxe” Range in SIX ROOMS and bath, garage, room Ranch, basement, fire mtras, 16 minutes from town. 6464. ___ the weapons defirtt to "In- The Army bought more, than 4 appellant a more mature Ratti and Leonard J. Lerwaon, toilal axperlmce and tlw r company, top wages. Apply at * Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Bowers schoti area, large tea B. Hynes, Charles Towles stead of Hotpoint Electric Re- place, family kitchen, near Agency. Realtors. v v r n ON - 6« per cent creased unit activatlione and mdlUon Mis in Worid War H and digged appearance to two gallons; and Miss Susan waxins asi^enca, good vra^ 340 ToUand S t, Bast Hart oomer lot, anchor fence yard, kitchen, 22’ ll'Vlng room, sep Iifias Carol E. Veiharg, Robert FOR THE HOME frlgerktor, if - you prefer. Rugs, FOUR ROOMS, with hot wa- $106. monihly. 610-7690. bus, Bboiping, Bcbool. Hutcb iaanmnltln mortgage, on (Ms concurrent increases in the phis 1.6 miUion d u ri^ the Ko- command resect of relief Hanson and Norman Richer,, one and benelits. Apply General ford, 289-643L Hdp Wantcfr-> arate furnaces, city utilities. recipiente he visited.” H. Franklin, Otement Lupa>och4- Lamps, Tables, Linoleum and a ter, $80. J. D. Real Estate, lna Agency, Redltors, 649-6324. 6 room with hUiK'^ln training Mm tequbremante.” resn War. N'ceriy 1.6 million gallon. Cteaidag Bervl6^ M Oak S t, Few Other Articles on Display Also older 2-famlly. CaB Leon MARCHBSTBR — beautiful 44, DO. Male «r Female 87 Now for the first time you 643-0129. VERNON — Manchester Hne, $ htteben, fireplaoe wall The Army has been training M14b ba-ve bought for the There were 82 persona who S«M8Si. can own your own profes at Main Store. bedroom Ranch, 1% baths, ______Clesxyhskl, Builder,______049-429L_ GARRISON Colonial —3 yeara 2-family centrally located, 4- Afoo, Gilbert L. Wilson Jr^ MANAGER needed m Pet De- phw wedking distance to sch ool men at a rate oit about 60,000 a Anny, Martoes and Navy. keik appolntmenta and 67 walk- j^^bert’ R. Steams, Arthur FULL-TIME sional ITALIAN SLATE EVERYTHING FIVE ROOM apartment, re old, 7 rooma. cna fuU and two oar garaga. large lot, exoallant Hehron partmei^ Apply King’s Pet THE UNPAID la ^ e built-in immed- |,[XNCHESTER —unew 10 room half batiis, family room off $18,990. Converse A Duprrt month, with a net monthly gain One Mgh milltory offloer said in (tonors, for a total of 189 ap- Nancy Russell, Sal- AND FORMICA COV- ^ cently redecorated. Appliances Income. OaU Mitten Agancy, Department, Green Manor Rd. BALANCE PRICE late occupancy, $160. “ “ ^ y * oblonlai in presUge neighbor- kitchen, lot 160 x 200, garage Real Estate, Realtor, 648-2197, M 30,000 to ai,000. the weapons ehortage is not se- pearing Ten potential- donors ^^ore Lombardo, Dr. Dotigte* THE SALESMAN ERED pool,table for as lit Included. $115 per month. J. Lawrence F. Flano, Realtor, ^ priced in the low 40’a. Realtors, 643-6930. and Broad St ONLY $418.28 $26,800. PhUbrick Agency, 643-2604 876-1811. The 'Pentagon ^ smpbaelzed ritws and, in fact, “ as riffles go, were deferred because of minor pienlty. tle as $040., $00. down and D. Real Estate, 643-5129. ‘ 649-6371. ______•’ ...... - that: tWs is pretty minute.” He de- 18 Boys Win HARTFORD COURANT PHONE for APPOINTMENT TWlbrick Agency,. 649-8464. 649-8464.. IMMACULATE Rolling Park • Following is a Hat of walk-ia To take charge of our 24 months to pay. All ac ASK FOR "CARL” SIX ROOM duplex, convenient Cape with 1)4 ceramic tiled BOI/QON — $13,000. Inunacu- _ Reissues of the old Ml end- scribed it as indloeitive of prob- New England’s fastest growing men’s department Good The December visit of the donors: 2 cessories induded. Htfd. 247-0308 or 527-9036 MANCHESTER — Recent 4- baths, fireplace, formal din late 4-room Ranch,, modern ed on Dot 21 and each men now lems fistribution in on Army newspaper has the following SALES location, $115 monthly. Inquire Cub Awards Bloodmobile will be held at Ver- Also Sheldon Cohen, Donald steady portion, discount See It Day or Night dream Mtriien, large ------land--- gU’AllVUarm ed with WtetiJ Wk ft wiU wara gwget .. thet«*w saawxs-mod- s-vr^now totaling -1A — miltiUca...sin.wi men »rswi «and ... latTCenter St., after 6 p.m. bedroom Colonial, large kitch ing room, 8 or 4 bedrooms. planck School pa Jjec. 19 from Anderson, Stephen Brown, Mrs. opening In Its Orctilatlca privileges, paid holidays Compare this vaiue to ai^ If you have )io means of OOVBJNTRY — Lake St., 0 room Ut(hen, formal d ii^ room, scaped lot, lake privUegea. Bel eni M14 within four to six still growing. en, 2 flreidacea, screened Copper plumbing, hot water During a rteent meeting of 1:46 to 8:30 p.m. Constance Adams, William Lau- Department and vacation. Full-time positions avail table priced at $1,000. or transportation, PH send my CENTRALLY located 0 room duplex, inchidea . electricity family room, 24x24 with fire porch. Immediate occupancy, Air Real Estate. 848-9882. weeks. But the Army ’nmes, an un _ « more. You are buying di oU heat Lovely landscaped ’The following is a list of don- tenbach, R ich a rd Rothwell, able for commission selling. auto for you. No obligaUon flat, garage, available Decem- and stove, $96. Also S rooms, place, 2-car garage, large lot reduced for fast sale. Hayes and fenced yard for children. Every nbw eoUler has l>een official puMtoation d e sire d for **®^ NEWSPAPERBOY Check bur excellent com rect ' from a distributing v° ’ ® T * her 1. Call after 6, 648-6787. first floor, electricity and stove with fruit trees, $26,000. Phil- Agency, 646-0131. N l^'rtridenU ri'nelghb^te^fi TOLLAND - Raised Ranch, 8 ^ te tinned with the servioen ite,m today’s” edttton awards.. ^ appolntmenta; J^smes A. S ^ ^ m . Dotted S. D &L company and are saving along and see this big bargain. ______:______COUNSELOR pany ben^lts and profit $85. J. D. Real Estate, 643- brick Agency, 649-8464. Belflore Agency, 643-612L bedrooms, large living room. Sw no’cue who vraa given quoted a eburoe as saying the William R. Johnson, Rev. Doug- ^ s. David Eldridge, Bvaa Sharing plan. Avoid city many hundreds of dollars. A— L—B— E ^ R —r —S . 0129. MANCHESTER—5)4 rbomcUB-______1)4 baths, 2 car g«sge, large weapon was sobefiiled number of reissued Mis ap- ^ Theuner, Everett Walker, Tlwmas, Manchester Paikade MANCHESTER — 2-famlly 6-6, DUTIES Consist 'o f working conges tloiL We will give free, four 2- 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD SPRUCE ST. —8 rooms, heat- tom built Ranch, fireplaoe, oU jtV70 FAMILY >7-6 In busineea wooded lot In exceptional fc, ovenseas deptoyment. primteed 80,000, (wloe thet offl- Edward Keefe, ^ gg Anthony Sartor, »bs. Betty AJso, RoUw^ with our new^apeihoy organ- piece professional cue . OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 ed, parking, $90. 644-0332. VERNON — 8 room apartment 3 bedrooms, permanent siding, hot water heat, paneled reo aone two, one Mock from Main neighborhood. Asaumable _N o scddienTservlng outsMe 5a«y actooiritoged. MamlckL Brian Minlcuccl. Mrs. M«me Benson, Thomas Rothwell, George M^ Isstlon in the servicing of newly redecorated, stove and aluminum storms and screens, isanon m me servic.^ PART-’TEME DEUVEStY man, csmape pnFRTTrTf A P fl sticks to the first fifty peo . . ------T~Tr, THREE ROOM apartaent, iia- room, call now. Hayes Agency, at, 3-car garage, lot 60x291. mortgage, $18,900. Phllbrick conttoontai Unftte Stetos The service paper afoo said OaUsat, Bruce Watkins, John W. Volz, Lafferty, Rudolph K o^U , present Mbscribers and the jo a.m.—3 or s p.m. OoUege refrigerator, 646-0311. n«ur bus line, excellent condi 3 ple who purchue this MllSlcai Instruments 5o eluding appliances and heat,______646-QlSl. .Immediate occupancy. Call Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. are armed with the ML the Pentagon ptams to order an Harry Huntington, Mrs. Helen R o b ^ M. ^ y , htormw » o te r , selling of our newspaper to student preferred. Apply Med Manchester Shopping Parkade table. tion, $16,900. Wolverton Agen ------Sources said the Pentagon has ovechaUI of 200,000 M l .rifles pml (forald Tayfor, John J. Bchaachl, KAY FOLK GUITAR with case, $ 110. J. D. Real Estate, 043- EAST HAI^TFORD — 4 rooms, ts, Realtors, 649-2813. 6 Ranch, tlTO. ____ prospective subscribers in the ical Pharmacy, 344 Main St. Manchester, Conn. COVENTRY stepped up production of the M3 oarttees to help remedy the Wohict, Joseph Donahue, Mrs. **"• , , Showrooms are open seven very good oendition, will sen 6129. beiU and hot water, first floor, place, ceramic bath, aluml- NEW LISTING — 6 room fire- Mandiester area. convenient location. bus; new M16 rifle Which has been weapons aituatiaa. ^ Eleanor Robert, Stanley Grzyb, .^foo S t^ e y ^ te fu h M . days a week. CREST DUPLEX apartments. num storm wli^>wa, attached placed. Cape, 4 bedroom poasi- PLAN AHEAD going to troops in Viet Nam, The Times said ft inquired ^ Andeiwm and Edward Gard- Christensen, Mrs. W- Erik APFUDANT Must he qualified TOOL DESIGNERS efter 6, 649-6806. Real Estate, 280-6827. Older 6 room Colonial, 2-car garage, Manchester.. Hutchins bility, rec room, garage, beau- AMERICAN RED CROSS Send for Free Brochure 4V4 rooms, 1% baths, 2 en* ____ garage,______enclosed porch,___ quiet Spend Christmas in thia The M14 production lines were shout the rifle shortage three Gwendolyn Mott, Mrs. Nancy i®**?*^’ ^^deus Oadai^kl, to work with youth, be a high NEEDS—To take care of in Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. ful private lot.'^many extras. Top rates and overtime, trances, ll'Vlng room, dining MANCHESTER Bolton town $16,^ . Hayes 6%-room Cape, 1)4 baths cifoeed down two or three yeara weeks ago but added: "The an- Akin, Burdett Wehb, Mrs. Marie Herbert Y ou ^ , Mrs. E l^ e /I school graduate with good creasing welfare and recrea- room, kitchen, first floor, "— " ------’----- ‘ ’ ' Call Hklen Palmer, Leonard and family room. Quality driving record (automobile full benefits and profit line. 3 room apartment, $116, y^^ncy 646-0131. DUPLEX — 14 rooms, 6 ga ago, with the M16 envisioned as swer was received from DOD K. PouMn, Bister Gatoriel Marie, Hager, John to AmTric^ VALLEY DISTOIBUTORS open carpeted stair case, 2 quiet neighborhood, large ’ Arency, Realtors, 646-0469, construction, splc and span an toterim replacement until (Department cf Defense) S‘»t»r Rita Mary. ' Murphy. furnished). * sharing. rages, office apace, oentrally Walter Berk Jr., Rodney Links servicemen at home and over- 99 John Downey Drive . . *______large bedrooms, walk-in clos yard. References required. 643- PRIVACY -»>, Wooded custom located, ttiuminum siding, hot 649-8877. condition. Large Cape, 36’ the Army comes up with a new the November electton.!' Afoo, Mrs. Louise Sohraltoer, seas. pdsiUons open for As- New Britain, Connecticut ■' ------______X 86’ foundation, can be and Joms, new walltex ter tStuL Upstairs (eased. At Bam Jr the new na- Gardiner and Advancement Melesko, John F. Malonejy, Mrs. Don Carpenter, Donald a 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. beat .offer. 649-7602. two half baths, family room, wantad of the defect reports. ARB YOU LOOKING for a new 18 INCH SELF propelled snow room apartment. Can be seen cy, 646-0131. $19,600. Philhrlck Agency, througlMUt, full basement, tractive neighborhood, (jiilet »Bl highway admtrtstrator. chairman Robert OahUL Boys Peter RatO, Peter F. Kelly, Wheeler, Mrs. Doris BHy, Nor- job, there la an opening in heat MAINTEHANOE WORK giarage, $28,000. Phllbrick Realtors, 649-8464. deadend street. Flnanciag The llrat offlpher Sag>e, l^ e Lessow, Rantiy WE BUY and seU antique and 6)4 room Ranch, 1)4 hatha, ga N essary. Apply in person. Kloek MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN LOAM SALE! regtdar $16. ment, central fooaiUon. Call For Sale 70 retirement home. Trim and 643-6666. maintag a vary oonewitod and Alk«». WUHam Pataxxskl, Steven 7 ”'’^ ’ Ooip., 1272 Iblland Tpke. Mail' stone-free foam for $14. Fill, used furniture, china, glass 643-5684. rage, fine neighborhood, beau There is an opportunity to tidy, 4 rooms, breezeway and tifully landscaped yard, $18,- sUbtiantioly mkxtaasfol effort to Hovey, Paid Wilhelm, Itobert P o i n t O l l f * cheater. 46 W. Center St, Manchester gravel, sand, stone and ma silver, picture frames, old TWO-FAMILY Raitah style RlimTTlR CLEANING, to apartment, garage available, o f 4 apartments and a car garage, AA zone, $32,600. t w O-FAMILY,‘ Porter-Autumn On Half-Century of Service 109 Center St., Manches keep criora gleaming, use Blue HOUSEHOLD loto, aptlquas, no children or pets. 643-4884. conunercial enterprise on stone 1840 Colonial, hot water PhUbrick Agency , Realtora, g t area. Now under oonstruc- On care ted trucks buHt in “ “ -| Scott Kristoff, David Hig- — ------hoa.\^^nreplajce, excellent con- Openings in several cate ter, or caU 649-8300. Lnatie carpet cleaner. Rent bric-a-br^ clocks, frames, , . one of Manchester’s busiest 649-8464. tlon, Garrison______OokteslM is tiyle. LilUan Hamflton, a past tinued e^ y m en t In tifis country, mota defects ore Ktoa. Mark WUHams. Michael CBOG^ electric shampooer, $1. Lar- glassware. We buy estates. ROOMS, newly redec- streets. Income is In "excess 41«on, long road frontage, fleit’ foir^r parttoUtara master of Andover Grange, was Grange." ' (aulitv braldnr svstems a te Simon and. Mark Cahill. wply in peceon. Burger ■nuu .'Uaji.iuvaLiuL ili«/ -TiiLiji___ Adrian Caieney, Mrs. Howard the Thanksgiving menu In vege- ceremony at a recent pack erage after the first 30 utilities, heat, hot water, elec 649-5261 and Sundays. New 6-room leot location. 2-car garage, one oontlnuou, membership in An- Andover eorreqte*dent Law 643-6426 Chef, 236 Main St WA’ICH AND JBWE’JRT ra- THE THOMPSON HOUSE, tricity, etc. furnished. Ideal top ptaOteWOO. PhWtecrAgen- ** rence Moe^ toL 743-6796, dairs, pension plan, gener paiitag. Prompt service. Up to Cottage Street, centrally lo- 164 E- Center St, Manchester Ranch with carport, unique acre lot. $16,900. Mftitan Agen one or two people. Oentrally-lo kitchen-family room arrange cy,, 640 iKOt Tlie presentatfon was mads w w the f ir e t ^ c e Sen. Abra- Presented craft projects which The only hint of the hoUday it was an Indian Tribal ous vacation plan and paid STOP HUNTING ada --build a $20. on your old watch in toted, large, pleasantly fur cy, ReaMoni, 643-6980. cated, plus maximum privacy. ment, 2 full baths, large bed bu n Ribkxxtf. rXfonn.. said last ^ an occasional g ^ of meet; aU boys due for awards funeral leave. We pay business of your own, exclusive trade. Closed Mondays,' F. E. nished rooms, parking. Call MAiNCHEBTBaR-7 room house by BUsworth L. Covell, secre- PW'lbrick Agency, ,649-101-1042. rooms, aluminum siding. As MANCHESTER — near Main May that about 8.7-mlBion core “■ space- cranberry Juice and a slice of were dressed like Indians, with 100% of group insurance TRXX3K DRIVERS helper, 18 appliances —sales —service. Bray, 737 Main. St.. StaU 649-2358 for overnight and ROOMINO HOUSE, centrally 'Wtth ,37r fflrantate North taiy of both the local and State Thanksgiying premiums. TUs is steady Above average income, part- sumable mortgage and priced St 4tem ily tom e. BXceUent in Tufmin at. and 460’ on TCBate Grange. Covell noted that Mrs. tod been reoaHed in the praised- pumpkin pie. headbands and a red feather years or>older. Apply Watkine Theatre Building. permanent guest rates. PTVE ROOMS,.^vallable De located,------, ------annual------Incoine- $5,304, ^ _ ... _ _ come producer. 4 rooms la fog seven years. Den o, led by Bus. J. Kimer, Anita Mantel, year ’round work with a time -while learning. Apply 1123 HamUton has Joined about 800 librarian of the foj, wolf badge, a blue feather Bros., ffliipping D ^ . 936 Main cember 1. AdUto only. Call 643- expenses $1,205. Priced at ^ Wesley R. Smith Oon- each apartment Owner wants Tploe. BxotaleMt Inveatmeat progressiva company. Ap Main St., East Hartford. $22,900. Paul J. Ooirentl structlon Co., 643-1567. pi>uperty. Bel Air Real Estate, other members throughout the Proclamation th* Wnber o< vegetarian Society, i^r b»r b^a"ate“a*y^^ St 7566 after 4. fast sale, l^yjs Agency, 646- M a d e * Y o U -A U defects found were few, but (tot meeting wlU to Dec, explains that vegetarians don t feather for Uon badge. Thers plications accepted daily Florlsto—Noracriw 49 l a r g e f r o n t room, cent^- Agency, 643-536^. 648'«8S2. United Btatea who have between 10 a.m. and 3 pm . EDITOR; $1,270 rnore than you ly located, parking. 643-2669. FOUR BOOMS, stove and re 013L achieved 60 years of service. tto taxlustry had oaiUed fo mil- have Q>eclal mentis for boU- utas a totem i>ola *twi 4*1* cub- now earn. ^Need ^<^ Commissl&n of tlje Town of thers in Virginia, in New En$^ "Swap Group” of Manqhester: cheese, fresh fruits, crackers the nlos( hew bovs Afleeotes- dairy plant (milk and lea NOW R’JINTING 2-fomily duplex. New tile baths Manchester, Connecticut, on cy. Realtors, 646-0469 or 649- the rear, priced to selL Paul the friends she had wHhin it. American Countiy Furniture, and umxxxked nuts.” the most new boys. A flag oera- each. Open 7 days a week. la te end throughout thte land mony was (xmducted by Den Manchester Division cream). Vicinity Hartford. Ponticelll’s Oreenbou^ and PICTURBSQUB end siding. Recent furnaces, Thursday evening, December 1, 8877. W. Dougan, Realtor, 640-4635. Mlsa Olga lindholm road a Kovel; The Pine Furniture of Mrs. Mantel, a vegetarian tor S^Utnatloiis Wanted-^ BOOM wih kltchm privileges. plumbing and roof. Good return 1966, at 8 P.M. In the Hearing ______Grange Jdstory — which _ she_____ m-more than three and one Early New England, Krttel; yeai*, pUna a menu of 7. Den 6 gave a aklL Attend Mm and Oakland Streets Nursery, 433 No. Main’ St. RBSIDENIXAL LOCATION MANCHBJSIER — 3 famUy, 64 MANOHESTER-Lota, lots, lots, ^ w w « m a iw ^ t s baft oenitarlas, let us appfint a 6 day week, Saturday and Female 88 Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch SL for the hrvestmeift minded. Room of the Municipal Building Living Cost ’The • Birch Table B(K>k, SpW, scrambled eggs and- salad, as- ance awards went to Den* 6 CIQUSTMAS Trees! Tag now! daU now. $18,900. Paul. W. on the following subdivisions: flat, 2-car garage. 2 heating Four A-zone, two B-sone, two HamUton’s ac- apodal day.” and 6. Manchester, Ooon. Sunday off. $2.60 per hour, One bedixrom apartments, wall rural. AU in town, different to- ■- — and New Engalate OoUery, paragus and rutabagas tor the EXPERIENCED care of smaU out later! Bring the family to AOOM FOR RENT —gentleman carpeting, outside bal- Dougan, Realtor, 640-4635. “Map of Gunnison Heights - systems, excellent location. But in 1966 Viigiaia was not Kappel. These booka may to boUday. Bobcat awards went to John plu s' overtime. Guarantee Arfjworth, Street, Manchester, Buy. now, only $18,500. Hayes cattona. CaU now. Hayea Agen ^ 'cordM, freT gas heat and hot Mrs. HamUton Joined the Rise8\ Again; tow w ed . ^ Alfred Polsz, president of the SJfoUfo Rlcard GoMeOe, Ricb- -household------duties. Companion ^ AtKfover. Open 9-4, Nov. parking. 643-2693, after 4 p.m. cooking. MANCHESTER -L B or 6 bed Conn. - Scale; l ” -40’ - Oct. 14, Agency, 646-013L cy, 646-0181. $7,6^ yearly. Write confi 1966 - Hayden L. Griswold,, Grange Nov. 6, 1916, and has ^ . t o t e itentlng o f Mira 1 ^ .o^laty^ p ja „ ^ elaborate BRIDGEPORT and lathe hands, for elderly womw. Small sal 26, all Saturdays, Sundays and for appodntmeait. Stove, refrigerator, garbage room Colonial. Excellent loca been active ever since. She tin s House done by Gordon Thaidtsglvlng dinner, but noth- dential to Box J, Herald. ary, prefer Manchester cen tion, near ahopping, bus, C E ” NBWEIR 5 room Ranch, 26’ wide Food Down fudl and part-time, benefits, .by appointment. CaU 742-6438. ------“Re-Subdivision of Lots 41 Suburban For Sale 76 served as chatrinan of- home MacD^d of A ^ te ^ tag to not havi any other ter. Write Box W, Herald. comfortable rooms, Usposal. Resident, superintend- schools. Ctty utilities. Lot for larg;er rooms, bullt-ins in- to group insurance, paid holidays Laigse selection of White free parking, gentlemen. feaU ent located comer of Bdgerton A 42 on Map Entitled “Map of economica from 1919-22 a n d ^ ted u n r ^ ^ been hung In the Douglas li- ington,, and a Ikm badge tfl 97 X 130. $16,900. Owner-agMit. clufing disposal. Intercom, 80” goDTH 'WINDSOR —Executive (CqfttlBiied hraoi EBgs (foe) Raymond McCabe. and vacaUon. Apply at H A Spruce and Scotch Ptoe Arom before 7 p.m: 649-0826. Scran- ^ 4 Hemlock .Streets. Immedi- Longview Terrace, Addition No. in 1926; a . lecturer from 1922 bra^. One of the oldestho^ "We wfll start with a rice B rfool A Engineering Co.. 12 ftiU^e vwk. Ap- Call 643-6030, 643-2326. attic fan, 100 amp circuit 8 room custom buUt Ranch, Other awards indude Fwd IS. up. Also cones, evergreen ton Motel and Cabins, 160 Tol- ate occupancy, $125. monthly, 1, Property of "Camillo Gambo- breakers, 2-zone heat, master through 1925. and as a mem- of (be In Hebron batch of carrot Juice,” Polsz Prospect St., Mancheater. ply In person Manchester Rug WILL CARE for child in my boughe, seasoned wood,' fire- Manches- air- conditioning, breezeway, *a 17$9. But tite custom did ♦a rara ftora. 4417KA YTfW««ra** tw ' land Tpke., Manchester. CaU MANPHIDST16R. __ S - bedroom Lyness Street - ^ control lighting, 2-car garage ra. to as the "1760 House” by »AtenBalde t^ vs^e’H have MacNedy, gold arrow on wolf Cleaning Oo., Contact Russ home weekdays. 643-^37. pfooe and funtaoe lengths, $4. ter, Conn. Scale l ” -40* ------Oct. 16, . garage and aU the extras that becomebecome ertahUabte ertabiifobte until intil 1 1863, «**»»*»* OoUlna. ------'------^ Colonial, dishwasher, buUt-lns, ^952 . Hayden L. Griswold, C.E.’ and rec room are only a few .r Arttaf M. Miss M aj^ ted tor family. ^ u^ralaSply of tossed salad. FULL-TIME auto mechanic, per trunk full. - — ^------— MANNARINO \ you would expect in this truly .Abraham Unoqln pro- Rora, rafted whether the long ’Top 4-H Rider ------—— — -» »* experience on front end ma ' 2 ^ ' MANAGEMENT CO. ^ disposal, 1)4 baths, alumlmun scale l ” -40’ Nov. 1. 1966 - Hay- features. Below cost. 'Vtilvei^ fine h om e.Out of state owner HmaUton was o* claimed the fort ’Thunday of . San= The dressing will oonalst of pure *r»w and etlver yow on ^1$ WILL DO (IRONING in Injr 2 1 on I3US little* -O&ll ATT9. ooq >rolhic Siding, storm windows, sewers, den L. Griswol^ C.E.” ton Agency, Realtora, 649-2818. Steifra Tupp^ ^ b ^ ; Steven Gegite two chine helpful, top wages paid Burton’s Inc. 649-6361. , 289-7396 v^ta fast sale. Hayes Agen- ‘ November of that year as a'day ^ one of the Top Ten undecided arrowa on wdf bodga to an e3q>erienced quattfied home. Call 643-ii997. Gwden>-FMnn—Dairy only $19,900. Hutchins 'Agen “Section I - Property of Al ™ ^ 1944. Hah family members were ^ gratitude i S <»eecrttod «• foBa^tonray, said. -l^ ted PART-TIME cy, ^ a lters. >349-6324. fred Corbell et. al. - Bush Hill MANCHESTER — $16,900., . ,Two , ___ _ 646-01^______*11 Granger* who gave mu<* *jn*rtoa’s fruitful fields.’'^ "Obvfotoly ft’s miae tton we Riders in a contest sponsored ^ oouMe I Raormond McOtee received a man. See Mr. Sloan, Sloan Ga . ' ' ’ ' Produdto 50 FIVE ROOM apartment, $130 Bketoaee,” by the Tolland County '4-H Webetos Patch and Martin rage, Route 83 Vemon. Apartments— Flmto— Road - Manchester, Conn. - family, 6-6 flat, convenient 1^ VERNON — 7 room Cape, large time and effort Snoe then each voar the WORK AVAILABLE Diys—Mjrtlr— Pete 41 s TRICILT fresh eggs for aale. per month, including heat. OaU gy FRINCSETON ST. —- 8 bed- Scale: l ”-40’ - November 4,1966 cation on bus line, all city util- Mteben. flrsplaoe, cotmt^ al*e Twen^-one miembers and President has ’ issued a Thanks- meteufod by «be gov. cluba Purpose ^ the contest 1* i^u^h or te Idaho bakte potato CUSTODIANS wanted second Tenement* s 63 640-6201, 1^'ween 8-6. rooms,' fourth possible, , 2 - Hayden L. Griswold, C.E." iUes. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- lot in an area of fin# homaa four guerts. were present at proclamation. SomSmes ftra'oaraitera p^e ”^***!J^ with eour cream and chives.” Godin, dennerj^pte and Mark 11 a.m. to 2 or 3 p.m. DAfSHtSHUNp PUPPIES, ABB, Tomasaewsld, Box 363, South ■ “ Subdi'vislon Plan -' Mllek shift, 3-11 p.m. Write Board of ready to go, miniature and Rd.. Bolton, open dally, 649- REDECORATED 3 room front _—^baths, large closets, cedar „ 9332. Only $14,900. Hayea Agency, Monday’* meeting to help Mrs. fl^ y m t e S n S l^ I T lg r t o Fa- J T * squash Is baked POTone, aaalatant Education, 1146 Mein St., Man- Farm - Developers Stone A standard, champion blood •*'*'*• apartment second floor, mod- Parnlshed Apar6nente Goldberg - Manchester, Conn_ TWO FAM-'LY — 4-4. expand- 64641*L Hamilton otiebrat. and partlcl- ^ T t^ rS^SuSy ^ «t the -Toweat Sndblepossible temper- -tripes. cbeater, Altontion D. B. patetaaThanhaglvlngiwogram »void^ WBtorioal cotaagla- Ufo *t*«P«rt oBmb In nine to the county, lines. Also Weimaranen. em • kitchen ■ and...... bathv working Megwn A Hyyppa, Ovll Engl-' able Ranch style, large wood ______Ustorical (obout 180 degrees) to Fierce. < Apply HnwirhBM Goodte 51 Ing couple preferred. No peto ATTRACfnVB 3 room fumiri^ garage with electric doors, neej.g . Glastonbury, Conn. - BOLTON and refreshmenta, prepared and mrots. yeara. ., — retain a maxlmom of its food Southington 1-628-6578. ed lot, convenient I'ocatiim. Rora radd If prtoMfoOow test Mancheater Evening Herald 643-7638 or 649-0463. apartment. Large closets. Fri- custom built Immediate occu Scale l ” -40’ - Date; 11-15-66” LOW, LOW BEAUTY. served by Mfoa Marlon and Mira ______Canada Ignores GROOMING and boarding aU CLEAN, USED-' refrigerators, _ 'vato entzeiKee. Adulta.. : No pancy, mid 20’s. 649-4498. “Subdivision - Section 1 - In Leonard Agency, Realtors, ~ year’s November and Dsoember Hebron correspondoat Ita. MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN 646-0469. Vera Stanley. "n u n weH have a spot of tea LUMBER YARD toeeds, Harmony Hills, H. C ranges, automatie - wash*, a, 4)4 ROOMS, $125., 3)4 rooms, pets. Parking. References. 648- dustrial Park - 685 Parker St. Seven-room executive Members stated their hope V e r n o n node with leaves from the ------Manchester, Conn. - Scale 1”- “ *-*“*• Red diina Blast, 46 W. Center St. CSiase, Hebron I Rd., Bolton, with guarantees. Bea them at $116, heat, hot w at^, stove, 4860. i , MANCHESTER — Bowers IhAch with three large bed that Mrs. Hamilton would “en- ■ — wU overage, out to A7 per cent Polsz ga^en) and finish it off TT IkT TPI TALLYMAN' 643-6427. B. D. Pearl''s AppUaaeaa, 649 refrigerator, parking, 16 For 1 ^ 1 s ^ 09’ “ lune 5, 1966 - Rev. Aug,! rooms, formal dtotog room, higher than those fa;10l 6. 2)4 R(X>M fiunlshed apart N U l l L i l l i 8il»«0 - Rev. Nov. 21. 1966” School, 7 room Cape, 4 bed- Joy the fruita of the harvest SorSteSllt with putopkln pie," he said. v lfie rS U*ii* I r i a n Main S t CeU 643*2171.' est S t, o ff Main S t, 646-0090, m baths, family room, 3 for many yeara and to present * UULC d ct gcczui, Reporting on a , special rtudy €K)P Chairmen Pennanent Job opening in ea- ment heat and hot water, cen > AU interested persons may at- roomSi flreplaced ll'Vlng room, car garage and 2 acres of to' seS if h ig ^ onto prices re "Roosted turitey has absolute- (Oontfoned from Pnga Ora) 643-5675: OF MEETING FOR Otend this hearing:, modem kitchen, family room. at an our meetings.” tahllftMd wholesale lumber WANTED — m>an, days, flex- MONGREL PUPPIES for sale WHY PAY $0*M per cent more? tral. Reasopable. CaU 649- treea Start the new year Delivers First flected inicra*sad voliie' of new ■ PLANNING AND an— A ""* Tte-hftim, anotiier Sound Sentiment “ AH the value ia cooked away.!'. calling, . for an Interim settle- yard—V Tid ■ tble woricing tu-iMhours, experience ■- 643-4294. Our__’ ___ low____ overhead (no T$ht or THNBB ROOM apartment, liv- 8404, 12 noon-6 pm . ADMISSION OF Only $17,900. Hayes Agency, o ff right $28,900. Mr. 1987 modris, AoSs said tooet of ZONING COMMISSION 646-013L Lewis, 649-6306. long-ttoia and dedicated orange s— _ __, ■ - ■ _ -----*=b— I ____ ■ __ Pdlra defended the use of ment on the foUowlng besls; not neoesaary, 'wUl train. See emtdoyes) moans low discount ing room, kitchen, bedroom j_—:------~r ELECTORS, TOWN OF John B. Lamenzo, SBt (he priioe tocreara was due to • 40 hours per week guaranteed Chrte, Deci’s Drive-in. 462 Cen prices on iguaUty.iisw flnhiture. - and bath, electrio range, re- THREE R O ^ fumlahed a j ^ - ANDOVER, member, was unable to to preS' JSSlat^ S?VeiS ^ Leader „ak, cream and cheese by. - Participation of Nationalist Chairman L-RANCH, fireplaoe, 2-cor ga ,B&W • Some overtime ter St. No phone oalle. CHIHUAHUA puppiee, AXC. Fwr savings, service, and satis- frigeratbr, heat, not water, no ment, aU utilttlee, nw r CONNECTICUT Clarence W, WeW. ' lent to accept the first past chap- W ^ Sm e close to deBv- „ . - , ^ ^ v^otarians, explaining they are China to the GenenU A ss^bly rage, modem kibfiien, forge The b a r r o w s and • Good starting pay CaU 742-6369. faction, without U|h pressure ,petA AvaUsble Inow. ' CaU ^ Notice is hereby given that ^ creta ry fota’..pto 2v«: awradftl to tto .rtig brtteA but ravra- quite. (OontWrad from Itaga 0»b) producta but byprofi memto^^ f No experience necessary FULL-TIME,OR part-time man ^ ~ . living room wltb dining ■ L, WALLACE Co. salesmanship, visit 'us today. McKinney Bros., Inc., 648-?l89. CMl after $, 649-8869.______the Board of Adnilsslons of Mancdiester Parkade ^ , patupday night, thoo^ to de- of 1987 modiU wofo $66 Mgher ehatanaiMhlp a ftfi-tinM ^ 10 • (Outdoor Work to- work in our used car de- AKC,GERMAN Shepherd, ^one' EUectors for the .’Town of An 3 full baths, 8 forge bedrooms, . J yeat^ld female, spayqd, aU LeBIano Fuihiturs Oo,, 19# ______Mamdieeter 649-6806 BUsworth Covell arran^ for gia wife’s. thte fort yoeri* new models, b(it teforied porttioh. lij the past. p^tiSS^Red • Penaioii plan partment Call Tony at Paul dover ‘Win be in . session in the $28,900. PWlbrick .Agency, 649- — ------the. pin. It was prsMBted to KJellqulst, who lives in Tol- ail but abtitit $6 'ww doe ft> hii- chairmen have tried to Juggle F®*** Ms wife, ESnora; 80 ParticlpaU Dodge Pontiac, 649-4645. shots, very good with children. South S t, Rockville. 1 ^ 7 * . mant, automatic heat, hot wa> BdsIfteBS Locatkms town ofBce building on Mondsy, 6464. ' ______to the assembly on the sams 0 Medical plan Open 9-8, Saturday 941. SOUTH WINDSOR — 6 room Miss Undholm’s' sisters, Mary wn/i was driving Ws wife to proved quality. their leadership duties with tha ™ j OaU 876-9646. - ter, w p i^ g ooupla. No <^1- F^r Rent . 84 November X, 1966 from 6:00 NO DOWN PAYMENT basis. • )Oth«f^ benefits to Qualified Veteran! MANCHESTER — 4 room Split, phis rec room, patio, g^d oiga, both past masters of Manidiester Memorial.Hospital, . need to moke a living at sonM- Wlmfrte Wauander plato a FUXL-’TIME MAN for carpet SINGER automatto • Mg in d i ^ 649-4819. ____ to 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of swimming p ool Aaountohle 6)4 Andover Grange, who acoeptod flje stork teitraoed the car ttfog otoe. Plnney, for fawtenee, Tnankaglvlng dinner of papaya, — Participation of Red China CALL work room. Apply Watkins SUITE of offices presently admitting aU persons who, are house, fity water, sewer, con Inthe Security OouncH as a per- Ai^deft For Sale 45 suited' for professional purpose found to be qualified to be Elec SOUTH STREET venient location, new furnace, per cefit' ■ mortgaga ' Bil Ahr ' f „ in Vernon. KJeUquist remembers 86,000 Skills Flexed “ ban a law practice hi Datibwy. peftitotoon. bananas and cheese Brothen, Carpet Department, tWng, origipiMty,. qvw $id0; Mca Rsal Estate, 643-9332. Miss TJmihnlm served a* tto^eraot root; "Exit 98, R t ~ " Besides Montano, town chair- with fig Juice. A vegetarian m a^it member. 935 Main St for tha cental of your apart ts now available In the State ^^^of the Town of Andover, COVENTRY |cnly $11400. OaU now, Bayes R E X LUMBER CO, FRBIB WHiSBLS — ^ y two over last 6 pionthly paynumls etrrrra wiimHnR------. 'tmn ehaplaln for 38 yeara. She llrat u}.» WAflHlNOTON ~ The 845,. men at the meeting Tuesday Feara, Mrs. Wall^er sate Martin atreased that hia plan ment or home. J D. Real Theater Building. Can be sub- 7-room Cape with . 4 bed' Agency, 6464»ltL______was intended only as. a stopgap new snow tires at regular of $9 each. S2$*09tL fooms. Separate 4-tMm in so™ wnn^R - 6 ^ Andover mtequist, a "lO-yrar police « » Jobs for draftsmen, engl- were Albert B. MUler of Hart- ^ ^ 289-9879 — 8-5 PART-TIME DRIVER wanted BstatS. 648-5129. divided if necessary. For in-. BoluUoo,patdtog agraemant on price, get two new wheels come .producing apartment •MiikwnFTinBTBiR — nearly new AstofuAM O Grange celebrated Its 60th an- vetaraiir^verad ttol^dand neertog and physical scl^ ford, Danlei Sullivan Jr. of ^ for afternoone, hours 1-6. Apply free. Cole’s Discount 4U Cen I betwaan '-.'1 OOZY $ . ROOM apartmeiri at rear of large lot. Good quality built two famiUes. Sep lilveraaiy and held the post un- oonfimud on to the hospital tschnfoian*. .Ufo AClinoAAlde^ Bridgeport, James Bingham of *“® Aloer Auto Parts, 29$ Si*uoe ter, 643-6332, USED SO” keaI'^ngs'iLd ih i« e W o48**To3Xa resident of the Town of An condition. Move right in! arate furnaces, excellent fi to sold, foioclonmetoMiflneh^ tH ^ h ^ it sto ta a’ Mother and newboni sohTMc, Industrial designers, ocanputer Stamford and Brian Gaffoey of **»• Chicago society Ijeoeme Red CSiina ^ toaJNNatlonsHat SkL BURNER bUOHVICE mm nmga and refrigerator, heqt, S t trie rafrigwefor. 646 8061. dover for six months. Any ap nancing available. Hayes Agen Hayes Agency, 646-OlSL — programmers s'nd surveyors in Now Britain. Chednitatt John vegetarlMU lor ethfoal or beufb government on FoimocFormosa. ■ tor local fuel oompany. Higli EXCELXjENT, efficient and ee- •hd'hot'water. Ideal, for new*^ OFFICE SPACE availahfo Joh' plicant who is anaturalized citi- SoerMiee Prica! Hayra Agency, 646-018L 50.3(000 tnembor and before to- ore doing fine. cy, U M m . . I I want to make tt d ear at and Mnge beoefllB.>Otan- DRIVER- FOR -DEUVERY in onomioal, that’s Blue Luftre FIVE FIBCB dfoette tet, 'pno- lyiirada, two working giris .or wiry ^ preaent proof of cttl- CaU Mr. Popik wwifpii OOVEWTBT «wra»iTHT —$1,T06 taging ehmaalnteaplaln «u«to aerveaserved asa* "igeaqulst (^»aa three other the United States win grow to Babin of WMerbury wtis unshl* »««»-- M"- Wall^er, ^ “that Oia Fuel Oompany, 340 retail furnKure warehouse, 7 cleaner. ttdaMy new, 33-yards hew euc^ .Wfokln^'couple. 4 Pearl St. .$90. parking tecUitiee. 267 East HEAR WADDEU. oi «««ry was L6 « million»>«• positions m B ««o.W5. to ««Aanend BA but was represented puo • >«■ Pc“*. »«< 0» nenablp. 3 649^203 tobieSi Nearly 86.(W0 toehnloiaiis by the tireasuper of the Water- vegetarian “because I don’t to- soiuti«» we u in no a t, JBMt darifoed. 389* ‘ good pay many benefito,' Cali -- - electric riiampoote, tafo mate^’ hhlte and gold, par numth. CJaU 643-93W or- O e ^ S t 643-2166 qr 643-9627 > Ruth K.: Munson Oean 6 room Cape, tour rooms rage, flreplacs. consider Ceres, Pomona and Flora. smooth. How to dtever bmra 6 pJn. Town Clark jrso he' must to trained every year to ‘ bury organization, Benjamin lleve to kUUng any oonsoioua way tatnided to l y the Mr. Pattingia, 646-011$. Tbs WiUtema Co. . 649 04M. .649^)641 for appointment ftoiiStte Shaded back ' Wwi. rental wfth option to buy. P*s- Her Grange friends ^shed Is part a flrat alA course , meet tbs economy* iieedA rwA’— n*. > eroituraa.” ano. of two 'Chinaa RaaMon^ 269-74T6, T47-fltf bar "many nora yaai* of coo- teaches in, Vernon. 1 mset ths economy* neea*. oeAngeus. •a. 4 -fc * \ 'X ■ '/•.V. % 4-
to » , . WEDNESDAY) NOVEMBER 28, 1966; PAGE TWEKTJ lEogninflllgratii The Weather
. No.mfew IK'ilN ■ , Cloudjr rmd -v v Norm Crosby Report Cards Out shoiWen Mveloping, low in 40*; ' m O N IA L RUG & TILE clearing and cooler tomorrow, About Town No Qerald F irst quarter, rep ort Cha)iinaa Court, Orier„ of Tom orrow ear in cards were Issued today to 875 0953 VERNON CIRCLE, VERNON 649-6577 hlgbnearfiO^ AmaratiUi will liave a special students at Manchester “Manchestar.-jI C it f .of ViOago',Charm High, Bennet and ' BUng meeting Saturday at 8 p jn . a t There will be no edition : L ,' , ...... ; ..;■/> V .: , ' . Junior High Schools, school (Ofawslfled Advertising on Page SS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Masiinic Temple. Mrs, WiUtem of The Herald) tomorrow, ; Temple Show VOL. NO. 47 X'THYRTY:SPC WLOB^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 25, W66 Morrison <)f 240 Summit St., authorities announced. CUSTOM WALL & FLOOR TH.E Thankssriving Day. Have a grand royal matron, and H. Comedian Norm Crosby will Letters were sent to par* Fred Osboime of Windsor, gr^d pleasant holiday and drive appear Sunday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m . ents with each report, de & LINOLEUM INStALUTION royai patron, and associate safely. at Bailey Auditorium, Mfui- fining the meaning of the grand offioera wiU make their Chester High School, at a pro •letter grades and conduct official vi^ . A roast beef din Philip G. Bennett, son of Mr. gram sponsored by the Sister- marks. It Is not necessary ner win be served at 6:30 by and Mrs. Morris C. Bennett of 'hood of Temple Beth Sholom. to return the reports to Fully Insured - All Work UuaranjM members of Temple Chapter, 98 Baldwin Rd., has been elect The B ittef Bind-Singers, a young school. OKS. Refreshments will be serv- ed president 6 t the< freshman, folk-dixieland-rock group, will . ed atter the meeting by the class of the College of Liberal aim appear. I stein, Mrs. William Peck', Mrs. Free Estimates grand officers of CSiapman Arts at Drew University in Originjally an ajdvertislng ex Theodore Rosen, Mrs. Arnold C o u rt Madison, N.J. Bennett, a 1966 ecutive for a Boston shoe chain, Klau, Mrs. George Slossberg, OPEN DAH.Y li) to 6— THURS. and FRI. tUl 9 graduate of Manchester High Crosby is a malaprop comic Mrs. Irving Luckman, Mrs. Je Sunset Rebekah Lodge will School, was elected by the 365 whose stock-in-trade is a stud rome Nathan and Mrs. Jerrold sponsor a plastic demonstration members of his class. He will ied misuse of words. He broke A bell. into show business by working M onday a t 8 p.m. at Odd Fel also hold a seat on the Student Fallot photo Tickets may be obtained at ' OOCONIAtHOfrihTILE lows Hall. Proceeds will bene Senate of the College. Mlw Evelyn Swaneon Mise Joan FeUa as a summer master-of'cere- Beller’s Music Shop on Main St., fit the Connecticut Eye Bank monies and then branching out Lane Guitar and Music Center Vernon arcle, Vernon Conn. • 649-6577— 875.0953 and Visual Research Founda- The Merit Badge class of Boy 4-H Congress Delegates onto the benefit circuit. of 1HV4 Center St., or from The event is open to the Scout Troop 362 of-St B artho Five years ago he was play* Mrs. Seader, 114 Richmond Rd., Smog Alert public. Refreshment^ wiU be lomew’s C%urch will meet in ing the Latin Quarter, New Censure of Israel Miss Evelyn Swanson, daugh- revue. She is a junior at Man- or Mrs. Bayer, 31 Gerard St. Air Strikes, served. , ; ' uniform Saturday at 2 p.m. at York City,'when the producer , HARTBXmD (AP)-^The V ____ terof Mr. and Mrs. Ralph , Chester HigJ, School and a mem. of the Garry Moore television the school yard. They will make ber~ o~ f Emanuel Lutheran Connecticut State Health The Coventry Garden Club show saw him and signed him Artillery Hit a field trip to the Federal Church. Department issued today a win sponsor a Christmas Sale, ' for television., He i? a, close Hubcaps Stolen Due in UN Council Geological Department Hart St.; and Miss Joan Pella, daugh Miss Peila, a senior at smog alert for Connecticut, at the Sebert Building, Main S t, friend of Robert Goulrt and ford. Transportation will be ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pella Catholic High School, has Iteen UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. The vote in the 15-member A stagnant air mass over Red Troops (Rt. 31) South Coventry. The often accompanies him on con On Boitpn St^ Pete's Grocery Connecticut for the past provided. of 359 Bidwell St., have been a 4-H member for eig}it years. (AP) — The U.N. Security council was 14-0 with New Zea sale will be open Thursday, Dec. cert tours, appearing as show selected as delegates to the She was an interstate delegate Hubcaps valued at a,bout $35 Council today ceiisiired Israel land abstaining. New Zealand’s three or fo u r days. SAIG.ON, South Viet 1, from 6 to 9 p.m., Friday, Dec. comedian. He has played most State Health Commissioner National 4-H Club Congress at last year to Clinton County, for its reprisal raid on ^three ambassador, Frank Comer, ex 2, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and of the top night spots and tele were taken from a car parked 464 EAST CENTER STREEr Nam (AP)—Two Vietna Public Records Chicago, 111. Jordan rillages Nov. also plained that his government Franklin M. Foote said, has Saturday, Dec. 3, from 10 a.m. Ohio, and received the 1966 vision shows in the country. at 70 Bolton St. sometime during mese irregular companies Warrantee Deeda They will leave Friday with Connecticut Key award fo r warned that it wouU) consider favored the censure, but be caused a buildup in air pol Mrs. Philip Bayer, Mrs. Barry the last four days, police say. and their U.S. Green Beret to 4 p.m . Shirley M. Converse to Leon 23 other ConnecUcut delegates outstanding citizenship and punitive steps if the/attacks are lieved that the council must act lution over larger citiea He Trabitz, Mrs. Joseph Kopman, The owner, Mrs. Higuera, told Special Forces advisers Cieszynski, property on Wads from Bradley Field, Windsor achievement. Her projwts in- repeated. in the light of the total situation. said nose throat and lungs Miantonomoh Tribe, lORM, Mrs? Leonard Reader and Mrs. police the car had been parked are affected. came out on top tonight in w orth S t Locks, for the one-week con- junior leadership, foods The vote came after almost Paul Schick are chairmen of the in the driveway, and she dis OPEN will have a Christmas party Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Iris F.- vention. Miss Swanson is be- nutrlUon, clothing, home two weeks of. debate. The Foote noted that weath heavy combat with a Com* Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m. event. •» covered the four hubcaps miss Schiessl, property ’on Haw ing sponsored by the Carnation improvement and food preserva- council-had-recently had before- ermen forecast-- a marked munist force in the tan at Tinker Hall. The event is Members of a program com ing yesterday. DAILY INCLUDINO SUNDAY Manners Tjakc. Streets thorne S t Co., Los Angeles, Calif,, and yyeg. Rock Smashes it an Israeli complaint charging change in conditions within gled jungles of. War Zone open to members and their mittee are Mrs. Irving Aronson, The car is insured. Participants in , the annual Five Mile,- l^ad Race Lis Pendens Miss Pella by the Standard ______Syria with permitting its territo 24 hours. The smog alert C, an American command wives. Paul. Schuetz and Cam- Mrs. Jules Karp, Mrs. Sheldon 8:00 A.M. to 10:30 PH. supplanted the more familiar automotive traffic 11)6 Savings Bank of Man Brands, Inc. of New York, N.Y. mi.T.F.n IN GREENWICH Car Windshield, ry to be used as a base for terri will end when this occurs, he mlllo Vendrillo are in charge of Adler, Mrs. Sanford Plepler, on Manchester streets yesterday morning. Top spokesman announced. chester against John H. Carson Miss Swanson, a junior lead GREENWICH (AP)-John T. torial raids on Israeli territory. said. the program. j Mrs. Raymond Rellcr, Mrs. Paul A U.S. Army company link and Ann B. Carson, property at er of the Manchester 4-H photo shows the leading runners as they passed Couple Injured The Soviet Union vetoed a resw- Murray, 22, of Greenwich, was Groobert, Mrs. Joseph Gordon, ed up with the 240 or so irre^ 111 Woodland St Homemaker$ Club, will attend ituied early today when his car Thanksgiying Day— 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. the intersection of Charter Oak and Autumn lutlon calling on Syria to The Moimtain t>aurel Chapter Mrs. Martin Rubin, Mrs. Mer- MARLOVrS NAUGATUCK (AP)—A Bris Building Permit the Congress on dairy foods, gijidded out of control on Glen- “First for Everything!** Streets. The eventual winner, Ralph Busch;nann strengthen measures to halt the ulars, he said and "the VRt chorus of Sweet Adelines, Inc. wlil Meridy, Mrs. Leo Charen- tol man and his .wife suffered Jack R. Hunter Inc. for Man She has been a member of 4-H yiUg Road, police said, (No. 8), is already in front. To the right are Ray raids. Bomb Rocks Cong fled.” There’‘was no final will sing Friday at 5 p.m. at doff, Mrs. Joseph Gottlieb, Mrs. OPEN FRIDAY A FEATURING COMPLETE UP miix>r injuries when a rock chester Evening Herald, 47 by for bight years, and has won rpjje vehicles smashed Into a reported casualties on either the opening of the Festival of Hans Laufer„ Mrs. Herbert. Byk, N IG H T tUl 9 Crothers, who finished third, and Amby Burfoot crashed through the windshield Mali and Nigeria submitted a awards for fbod, nutrition, home on a large traffic Island, side, though initial advice* 121 addition bo newspaper ITALIAN FOODS (with hat), the runiierup. Buschmann is at right of flwir car Thanksgiving night. resolution to the 16-mtlon {Lights at Constitution Plaza, Mrs. Seymour Kaplan, Mrs. U.S. Colony were that allied losses wera building at 13 Bissell St, 8l00,<- economics, bread, Jimlor lead- they said. Murray was alone in with his prize, the Ronald H. Ferguson Memorial Treated and released from a council wbidi described the Isr H artford. Alan Kemp, Mrs. Lee Silver- ligh t. 000, ership, achievement end dress u,e car, , hospital were George Goggl and aeli attack as ‘‘a large-scale TVqphy. (Herald photos .by Ofiara and Satemis) American artillery and air bis wife Josephine, who was in military action in violation of In Caracas The Golden Age Club wlU strikes had pounded the Com the back seat of the car with the U.N. charter end of the gen meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the munist troops in the action, in their fotur-year-old son as they eral ermletice agreement be CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Senior Citizens Center, Linden Tay Ninh Province nine milra rode'on R oute 8. *nie rock tween Israel and Jordan.” A bomb exploded, today in a su and Myrtle Sts. -s northeast of Tay Ninh City and weighed between two uid .three In a nod toward Jordan’s de permarket In toe heart of the TWO D6Y SPECIftLS about 45 miles northwest of . pounds, police sMd: mands for economic penalties American colony in Caracas.. the resolution dedcured that mil- Police said it was the third ter- Saigon. ^Uce l^d they ^elved re- reprisal actions could i»t roiist attack on U.S. property North Vietnamese troop* Htvtr Ith n Uw M m4| wiped out ' a similar Vietna M r n M —Sin r«uM FMDAY & SATURDAY AT THESE LOW PRICES! mese force in the smne region titet wra thrm^^m a nearby * -Kif Mviflii n u th er and m ore erfeoUve P o lice said Cfov. N elson A . a month ago. CHICAGO (AP)— Tlw However, the Natlonsl Safety , IS “ envisaged in toe pookefeUer of N«w York is a The Tay Ninh action was to* FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The toll of traffic deaths In Council did not make an ad- Ii* 8t September, Marc vertUo, charter to ensure against toe part owner of ^ store. On most spectactilar ground con ★ CASH OR CHAROE the nation’s long Thanksgiving vance estimate of highway ^ im I^year-oW ^^lor f^ repetHlon of ^ch aefo.’’ . Mo^ay, a supermarket ovwied tact in a day which saw U.S. 1st weekend rose Slowly today. deqUw-tor the . long weekend.' Britain,.was killed udien * rock The, reSoblWon’, recqUed also iW a group in whi'Ch Rockefeller .Cavalry Division troops chase D eaths thus fa r in the bbllday The (See Page Twelve), (See Poge.Twelve) luted conditions. (AP P h o to fa x) ^ • - oruri. ji*T* jtniok
