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State News

Rain Stalls 5th

Roundup

sey 8

Series Contest Proxy Passes

ilE W YORK (A P )—The Merit Exam,

fifth game was ^ postponed today because of 2 Lose Jobs

rain after a delay of more than

an hour. It will be played HARTFORD (AP) — ^ State’s Atty. Jo)in D, La- Wednesday at Yankee Stadi- Belle’s office is investigating a

^ case in which a state^highway By JACK HAND department employe is alleged Awoclat^ Press Sports Writer , J* ? to have taken a merit system Deplores Automatic NEW YORK (A P )— Rain examination for a fellow em- delayed today the fifth World ploye.

Series game between th e^ fi Both men, their identities with-

Francisco Giants and,, New held, have been dismissed. License Suspension State Personnel Director George York Yankees but Commis- J. Walker said the violation al- sioner Ford Frick still hoped legedly occurred at a Sept. 11 exam .to have the game played this HARTFORD (AP)—-The 3,000-member State Bar Associ- for a highway engineer trainee afternoon, post. He said a 24-year-old engi- ation of Connecticut will be asked at its annual meeting next

The ihlield cover, removed once neer *n the department took the Tuesday to go on record in opposition to most features ef test—and passed—for a 46-year- when the rain slopped, was placed Governor Dempsey’s traffic safety program. •back on the field when the show- old employe who Bought a promo- tion. ’ The organization’s Ckimmittee on Administration of Criml-' ers resumed. nal Justice specifically will recommend: , ^ The case was turned over to La- Lem than half of the 70,000 Belle for possible prosecution under 1. Abolishment of the automatic suspension of driver*’ li- seats were oc- a state law which calls for a pos- cupied when game time arrived censes upon conviction for speeding.' / sible maximum penalty of a year

and passed with no- action. The Imprisonment and a $1,000 fine for 2. Transfer of the license suspension power in case* involv- fans In the open stands huddled merit system violations. ing moving violations from State Motor Vehicles (^orhmission- under umbrellas. er John J. Tynan td the trial court judges. Neither club took batting prac- -Diett of Iniurieg 3. Opposition to establishment of a maximum speed law. tice. Neither starting , San 4. An increase by at least four assistants in the Department Francisco’s gmd HARTFORD (A P)—A 20-year- New York’a , had old Hartford girl injured in a mo- of Toxicology of the State Department of Healthoto facilitate warmed up. torcycle accident Sunday died at the handling of drunken driving cases involving the use of Twelve minutes after game time the Hartford Hospital last night. chemical tests for intoxication—rather than establishment of the public address sumouncer re- She wae Carol Bowers, 157 Ma- a mandatory chemical test law, which has been proposed. ported: ‘"The rain is moving ple Ave., a passenger on a motor- cycle driven by William Collins, The report of the committee,e • north-northeast. It should pass In of which A tty.' Hyman Wilenaky about 16 minutes. It is clear now 32. Hartford, who was killed in the Flees from Hospital smashup. of New London is chairman, haa in New Jersey and Manhattan.” been sent to all aaaoclatlon mem- Railroad Wins Half an hour after game time Trunk murderer Winnie Ruth The accident occurred on Inter- bers in preparation for the-meet- Judd escaped last night from state Route 91 in Hartford. it still was raining hard. ing. It notes that the maximum Due to the rain the clubs did thp Arizona State Hospital at - topka at specUa eUectronic computer inside St. Petei/e Bialllca in Vatican City ^ speed law, license suspensions And On Layoff for not come early for their usual Phoenix. She is .shown in 204 to 238 yeateixtoy tor/u s e ^ counting votM for forthcomtng_ _ Roman Cathollc_ Ecumenical______Council. The4»__ chemical tests have been.^dls- batting practice.- Frick examined, November, 1951, following her HARTFORD (AP)—The State computer ^located inside a chapel of the baailica. Technician Italo Tampellini ^e-scrlbes--the com- cussed^ at meetings durifig the capture after escaping from the field with the umpires and pe- Motor Vetocle Department’s daily putor’s Btlon for the Pope. (AP FhotofaX via radio from Rome.) past year. /- Onion Workers"

mgUned in the dugout. the hospital. Mrs. Judd, now record o^automobile fatalities aa .«> - - — “Although the state^-police and With the first four .games even- 57, was convicted In 1931 for of last ^idnight and the totals on both ex-Governor Rlblcoff and WASHINQTON (AP)—An arW- ly divided the two managers came murder in the’ slaying of two the same date last year; Governor Dempsey favored a women. The original death tratlon board today granted the back with the starting of 1961 1962 1st M ating in 92 Yearg ‘ . \ Casljro Nearly maximum speed law,’’ the report Chicsigo and North Western Rail- the second gaipe with sentence later was commuted Killed ...... 204. 238 says, “ the general consensus of way a free hand, subject to layoff RIaph Houk of the Yankees nam- to life imprisonment after .she the committee ' was that the es- had been ruled insane and benefits, in dlschsu-^ng telegra- ing Ralph Terry and Mangiger A1 Ready to Free tablLshment of such a maximum phers whose jobs it flnds have be- sen-t to the hospital. (AP Honor for Pujatki speed law would noU be effective WASHINGTON (AP) — Gen. come obeoletc or unnecessary. (Continued on Page ggght) Photofax). Ring^ Cross, Bible as a safety measure. The decision Is final and binding Casimir Pulaski. Revolutionary 1,113 Prisoners on both psutles. War figure, will have a Polaris "It would tend to become a submarine named for him. minimum rather than a maximum It Wgw made by Arbitrator Syl- Basis for Accreditation Rep. Thomas J. Lane, D-Mass., HAVANA (AP)—Prime Minister speed law and the presently ex- veater Garrett, with the union Fidel Castro and negotiator James isting law la satisfactory- and dissenting imd the railroad, con- said yesterday that President Ken- Council A^ b le ms adequate. nedy authorized the name for a B. Donovan appeared set to com- curring. plete an afre'emant today 'for the "It was submitted Uwt the pub- George E. Leighty, president at .Submarine to;o be built, beginniiy;beginning in lic requires educatOlH' regarding [i?'Oanuary, by By GEORGE W- CORNELL *> releasei PLJUU * Cuban“ ' prisonnn ^ - the AFL-OO . ofder of Railroad ‘‘to go .bgujJtaaj. seized 1n^YfSTIpiir''i96i InvstSIBfir on highways and also Telegraphers represented his tm- “ ton at Oiltoiyl' aamiaro9lpr&i 'Aatotrialed PrFs*r~l{e11gi6ii Writer the enuren as Jesus founded it the fact that the automatic suspen- Groton, Conri". VA’nCAN CITY (AP)—A ring, in its original pbrlty and sim-. Responsible sources predicted ion on the three-man board and the prisoners would. be flown to sion of licences for a c6nvicUcm the rgdlroad’s chairmam, Ben W. Pulaski, a native of Poland, join- a cross and the Bible. pllcity.'' tends to make the Jurors sympa- ed the American Continental Army These are the chief emblems of Miami in a few days. Heineman, represented the car- Use of the Scriptures as a Castro’s government originally thetic toward the accused and rier. during the Revolutionary War, or- the historic gathering—the 2nd council symbol seemed likely to this has resulted iti more jury trials In School Standards Vatican Council — that opens in asked $62 million in cash for ail The arbitration winds up a dis- strike a responsive chord with the prisoners taken in the Bay of and fewer convictions.'’ (Continued on Page Bight) St. Peter's Basilica Thursday. Protestant "delegate, observers,” pute that brought a month-long The ring and the crosses are Pigs invasion. About 60 already 'The committee pointed out that strike which crippled rail trans- whose denominations have cited have been freed. Donovan, a New portation to a large part of the HARTFORD (AP) — Sweeping .Mime counselor for every 250 pu- the Insignia of office pf bishops the Bible as the chief rule of since the establishment of the Cir- York attorney negotiating for the cuit Court, the automatic suspen- Midwest. proposals for . state-wide educa- pils and an audio-visual coordina- of the ^ m a n Catholic Church. faith. Never in history have they families of the prisoners, has said sion of licenses, particularly in After lengthy negotiations here tional standards were epelled out tor for every 2,000. Reds Cut West Advancing the cause of Chri.s- he would, offer Cajstro medicine with the aid of government medi- Difficulties some school sys- gathered in such force. .tian unity is a long-range aim of speeding cases, has resulted in today by State Education Commis- and food instead of a cash ran- many cases being claimed to the ators, the strike was ended with sioner William 3. Sanders. tems might have in meeting them As they begin considering the 'council. som. are indicated by the facts that no Prestige After means of reinvigorating the The symbol also is in keeping _. jury and with many acquittals. Result of months of planning, with a biblical movement In Ro- government may be "This has increased the trial bur- (Continued on Page Eight) they are suggested as a basis for kindergartens now exist in 63 Church, a large, ancient copy of the New Testament will s}’mbo- man Catholicism. . ‘-ailed on to chip in with some den of the Circuit Ck>urt, increased the first state- accreditatloa of systems, only 30 of the 169 sys- tems in the state are now served Wall Incidents lize a keynote of their objectives. The Catholic ‘ Church also sees •'‘“ ''plus fpod products, but officials the expenses of the administration public school systems in Connecti- "The Bible was chosen as a tradition—the cumulative insights in Washington said there have of criminal justice and has not, ap- cut.' by social workers. The ratio for been no final arrangements on full-time or equivalent guidance central symbol of the council be- of the church through the years— parently, achieved any practical Considering current practices, BERIJN (AP) — The Western this. Cuban exiles in Miami say results in increasing safety on the counselors to pupils was one to Allies apparently have decided to cause It is the fount of revela- as a .source of truth, although np Bulletins many towns may find them diffi- tion.” a .spokesman .said. "The accepted tradition may conflict the bulk of the food and drug sup- highways. cult or Impossible to meet. 403 and htere were audio-visual do nothing except protest the re- plies would be contributed by the directors in only 26 school sys- deliberations will focus on it." with Scripture. "The automatic auspenaion of Colled from AP Wire* The commissioner is scheduled fusal of East German guards to U.S. public, by relief agencies and licenses by' the commissioner of tems in 1961-62. let a Briti.sh army ambulance go The book, an elaborate, hand- The channel through which written New Testament of 1472, thc.se traditions often has come by families of the prisoners. motor vehicles does not take into to speak on the proposals at the to the aid of a man shot just over Btate Board of Education's bien- Commissioner Sanders i.s' pro- will be placed on an altar before is the long succession of bishops, Responsible sources said Dono- consideration any mitigating fac- ‘WHAT WEEKr posing also that there be one the Berlin wall. The Soviets re- the assembled council each morn- the men who wear the ring and van has arranged with Pan Amer- tors that are frequently presented. nial convocation in Bushiiell Me- fused to accept the protest Mon- WASHINGTON (AP) — Sea. teacher for every 25 elementary ing after Mass, before business the cross. ican World Airways for transpor- "The livelihoods of the Indivi- Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Mlna., morial today. students in self-contained class- day. They will ))e the subject of s se.ssions begin. Whatpver their nrlirins prisoners duals involved are frequently of said today leaders have set a rooms and one professional staff 'ITie East German action was Archbishop , Joseph T. McGurk- day-long conference open to the clearly a blow to Western pres- Thursday night target for ad- member for every 17. secondary en of San Francisco said the ecclesiastical authority are the weekend. ultimate hardship and loes suffer- public at Hotel Bdnd Wednesday. students. tige in Berlin. Relatives and friends of the journment of Congress. Huns- symbolic significance wa.s in line same: a heavy,’' often ornate ed by the accused caused by loss phrey, the Senate’s assistant Among the suggested standards He is suggesting. ability group- .“Just one more slice off the with the council’s purposes. prisoners in Havana, certain that of license would not appeju- to be oeniocratic leader, said after Ilia Berlin salami," said one West episcopal ring on the third finger are a minimum of three years of ing and high school programs di- an agreement already ha.s been warranted by the offense. . teaching experience for not Jess Berliner. of the right hand, and a jeweled reached, have been .showering part}-’s congressional 'lendera versified enough so students may cro.s.s hanging on the chest. Suspension of licenses after con- than 80 per cent of classroom Western offictal.s were reluctant Donovan with (rifts smd praise. had met with Preeldent Kennedy follow a four-year sequence pf "niey are deemed the auccea- victions for speeding are aulmlnis- that he believes the goal enn bn . teachers. courses in special interest and to predict what further action Navy May Bar Donovan,“who negotiated the swap' trative in nature and not a mat- might be taken. From their re- sors of the apostles, carrying on reached. Bni . Democratic, Lead- They also include at least IS aptitudes. the work of teaching and admin- er Mike Mansfield of Moalana, years of schooling for every stu- Also spelled out specifically are marks. it seemed unlikely that (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Bight) istering the far-flung regions of told of Humphrey’s Thursday dent at public expense, the equiva- proposals for physical education, anything would be done. Gift Cigarettes Some acknowledged that the the church. prediction replied ( “ What lent of one full-tiijie social work- At their head stands the Pope, week?” er for eveiy 1,200 pupils, a full- (Continued on Page Five) East Germans could cite their succe.ssful blocking of the ambu- In Its Hospitals considered the successor of the Students Jeer Meredith lance Saturday as. a precedent for chief apostle: Peter. Behind them SOBLEN C0NCE.A1

PAGE TWO MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 PAGE THREl Bolton South indoor « / 1,800 pounds—88,640. Last week, raprosant the bulk of the bad driv- mmiESiffi however, A a collapsed at the of- Slow Drivers ing with which we must contend Gas Station Bid Sheinwold on Bridge Davis-Valenti fice where A e works as a secre- If wa are to reduce .accidents. FREE DEUVERY PBC Says ^^ildinp Cost^ tary and spent four days,in a hos- More of Peril ' "The 'answers’ of our authori- A f The PARKADE Denied by•’ ZBA pital . .suffering from nervous ex.- ties indicate' that the poor driver •' it.,' ' V . MUBSPOND IN OPPONENTS MlM IrsM Dorothy Valenti of In the News haustion. Than Speeders characteristically acts to impede Wrongly Quoted hy Board No more beauty queening," traffic flow, blocking or driving LIGGEH DRUG The’Zoning Board of Appeals has wi\m) s t ’Tr TO M ^ W GAME-OOINO Bolton fiid RusMU Gardner Davis •HAND said Paula. "No one realizes the slowly in the passing lane, chang- granted three appeals and- denied OOI OM .WIM o f East Berlin were married Sat- By TifE Asso ciated pr e ss DEITROIT (A P )—A slow driver one. A By AM «d Sheinwold NduTH itrain of ha'ving to wear a per- ing speed and position without Th»,-public bu!>an often in response to yojir part. WIST . EAST ^ 6, Bolton. The bridegroom is the fering from what doctors describe the prop»

he extended by four months for P Y T B B ORGAN AT Frederir Werner EVERY WEDNESDAY Illiterate soldiers drafted in the service. They will spend the extra CAinn CONCERT 7:80 Atythe Hammond Organ Or ^Ym . to 9 P.M. (our months learning to read and write in army literacy training centers. ^OY ONE OP OUR DELICIOUi THIRST COCKTAILS SATISFYING ...... ' ' i ' WEDNESI^riS... £f1STUJOOD. m IiVW ii.raj - BED BUTTONS-FABIAX In 4loiuARDjoiJhfon'5 "5 WEEKS IN A BALIAJON*' FAKOLY night HOB NOB in eolor 6:30-10:16 S A V E Also JAMES '8TEWART- 5 to B P.M. ONLY "Landmark for Hungrr- MAUREEN O’HARA Americana” ON INSURANCE "Mr. Hobbs. Takes A- Vacatlqn^^^ 8:16 / CHICKEN and All You CajnEat On Tolland Turnpiko ^ Mile Off Oakland St. SPAGHETTI CHICKEN SOUP Starts Tom orrotc! FRENCHH FRIES $1.50 COFFEE OR TEA FRENCH BREAD and BUTTER LUTZ-CIVITAN A family on- the-grow can .^ create a space HOB NOB RESTAURANT TRAVEL LECTURE SERIES problem that would give an astronaut pause! • ENDS TONIGHT e MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE For a happy solution, repd on! “BIKDMAN OF AIXATRA2” WEST MIDDLE TPKE.~MI 3-0723 ".Ht'ROER SHE SAID* "THE WORLlTAROUNb US” N ot. .nth— “ The Changrinjr Heart of Africa" Can your honja be a-x-p-a-n-d-a-el to meet your family's growing need for Lecturer: Arthur C. Twomey Jan. 20, 1963— “ Centra!^ America” ^ : 1.,- living space? Take a look around! How about finishing off a recreation room in tha basement, whore your teenragers can entertain their friends? uteim » Lecturer: Arther Nichols Feb. 17, 196.3— “ Australia” How about adding one or two bedrooms in the attic? How about the money SHOWN Lecturer: Charles Forbes Taylor Current Annual to do these things? That's where we come in. Teel free to talk over fi­ AT STARTS March SI, 1963—“ Antarctic Adventure” ^ Dividend On As agents of Great American Insurance Company, we have 5:25 l.«cturer: Charles Ekiund Insured Savings nancing anytime with Manchester's oldest financial institution. AND May 5, 196,3—‘‘Yrekkingr The Tibetan Border” low-(J6gLp(^c^fort-r“ '-~"“= ™ ” ^ -.-*:25 TOMORROW THE STORY O P - — ------Le£liirect.JE;acLJtrink— ------’ your s t o r e p l a n t HAY MAN'AND" Each Presentation To Be Held On HIS 76 ... special package policies, designed to meet specific neeuc. SUNDAY AT 3:30 P.M, TROMBONES! iSr • at takings as high os 25%l AT THE BAILEY AUDITORIUM. M. H. S. Well gladly make a survey of your insurance neeob. x aen, plan • - . 1 Look! The lid’s off Comet A program to protect all your insuraUe interests. Easy terms MaB To: Lotx-Civttaii Travel Serleo, P.O. Box 280 W ouldn’t you just know a convertible by Comet would look like this? Racy. Jaunty. SAVING S Manchostor, Oina. X „«vailahle. '*Fi#n. And Mercury Comet’s new convertible has new service-savers to cut down on I- FAMILT SERIES HCKET 810 mainte°nance,‘such as self-adjusting brakes, 6,000- and L O A N ^ Qtt in touch with us now. No obligatiQa NUMBF^l IN FAMH.T ATTBNIHNG ------6 3 M ER C URY A s s o c I .V r I o N ------IN D IV iprA L SKBIES TIOKBT $4 EACH mHa oH changes. Available also in a sporty bucketrseat S-22 model. Fun-test yogr favorite ’63 Com et soon! NAMS •...... I COM ET IjBONNE-StLVERiSTEIN ASSOCIATES, INtTITVTION NANCN CSTCI* • L B K S T FINANCIAL DYNAMIC INSURANCE I Rmc HcJm fepta 1007 MAIN STREET —NEAR MAPLE 153 MAIN S T .^ 1 3.1155— MANCHESTER MORI ARTY BROTHERS, Inc. tMfMerc CMfNS PWt'WJ0l6'ra THE MOST MAimOHS HOVK E«B MAie WedModay, 6 A JL to U Naaa Encolse Your Check With Above Order—Order Earlv ; 261-815 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN , { • tSSui’ RUM THE u riM ritm nivM nREva Opwn Until 5 P.Ai|." Monday, Tuesday and Fridoy nH^l^tAJLtat V keprwwtftog: RREAT «^IIERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK S ' 'u §‘ " , V -.

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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, X963 -r - BIANCHESTER EVENli^G HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 PAGE FIVE i mt nnd Dr. NietaolM A.;Mar- ';'y zialo, )U director. Free X rays Local arrangementa are j>abig lunchroom and playground con- RockvUle-Vei^non Rockville-}^ ernon cerning- consideratii)n for others Basis for Accreditaiion handled by tha Manchtotar Ad- ' } • and basic politeness. Richard Castro Nearly N otice TV-Radio Tonight vis(Ny Oonunittee of tha Oonnectl- On Oct. X8-19 (nit Tuberculosli and Health As- Hahn Re-elected Curland's class will, visit Stur- soelatkm eatd ton Junior CSmmber bridge Village tomorrow. The trip Longer School Day Averts is in conjunction with current Ready W WE HAVE DAILY of CKmimercn. Ag Chairman of An opportunity to get ohast studies in American History. The Big Changes Urged Sti M eW Ms isff—mM DELIVERY TO THE X lays taken wltkont charge wm admission price was earned by the Television be effered to the stoffa o t pabWf Need for Double Sessions Education Unit students In a recent paper drive. / 1,113 Prisoners 6:00 ( 3) BIX 3 Tbaalm On pnar»*^ * lUi thitweTtpRtea TT' parochial adwola and Man- Eddy Campaigns Cub Scouts Need Den Mothen; (30-10) Earlyiy Show {in prbgren) 8:00 ( 2) ThsDyoW Bridges Show er town^eople for twe dw* MmfcrOiiwIiRl 'WDlialn R. Hahn was re-elected About 18 boys will .be unable to (ContlnuM from Page On«) (31) Moris at 8 (in profreRa) 8:30 ( 3-13) The Red Sknton Hoar next weak. Douhin aeuions at the Rock-4 The board will check with police In School Standards BOLTO N ( S-13) Quick Draw MeUraw •34) N *B.T T Orams * Fbstlvai Tubercutoele Here Tomorrow TlUe High School n «t year, pre- about signs and measures to allevi- chairman of the board o f educa- participate in Cub Scout ac- (Ul Subscrl^mi TV (10-33-30> Empire (C) C h a ni ^ To G AS ate traffic problems which pose tion last night , in a re-organlzlng tivities this year unless two more of U2 pilof Francis Gary Powers (40) TiaCMowa (40AI) Hsaallaa Sye wtB 2 louely considered likely if, the mothers volunteer as den moth- for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel last (34) The American £k;onomy 3:0B ( 8) Kststowft Jhir Hddy. Bepgidifnn onndi- hazards to children walking to session, Hahn, has held the board's (Continued from Page One) (63) News (18) Subscription ,1V two ntobile X - t a j imlta tat opi new high school wing isn’t ready ers. Leonard Couchon.r assistant year, has refused to accept a fee thereafter publish a list of ac- AREA “ FMday.) Oct 16 drtn 2bt ntnte annntor from the H E A T In Lo ts school or waiting for buses. top post for three terms. 6:16 < I) News. %K>ita A Weather t:8D (8-40-68) The OntwichaWss ' In time, were skirted by the Ver- Others elected were Edward L. Cub scoutmaster, said that at in' the' Chiban case, Informants ' y ------• credited schools every year. '' 6:30 (33) RolUe Jacob's ChA Hour* ( 3-13) The Jack lleitar Fnmram rutd 12. Ttae cost of the poileet ia district wOl onmiinlgn in said. /. home economics, and. language (40) Adventures In Time (10-3330) The Dick MweU Bbow tomorrow. non board of education last night Matoer, vice chairman; Miss Edith present he has only four volun- Commissioner Sanders made his , (63) The Big Picture being met by Christmas Seal eon- t h o n 6 H teers and those dens are already Washington and Miami, offi- laboratory facflities in all schools. first public proposal for standards tribottoan. He win vlsK Mnnehestor stores in a plan to lengthen the school T. Casati, secretary; William F. LE N O X ( 8) Thunet 10:00 ( 8-13) The Garry Moose tinw Development Unit Luddecke, treasurer; Robert filled. There will be a meeting at ciiMs were setting u p . facilities to Time - for teachers to prepare at the last state education confer- (13) IlMnwnr Patrol 10:30 (30) Chet Hontlea’ Repesttng ‘ . ‘itaa Xrny miito 'will be tmvel- nnd bMiMs, guided by Mrs. M. sEm NOWI W; day next year. wlte care of the prisoners,' if and 6:4S (lOAU 1fontfeT.BrlnUeiy . (JO) King of DiamonOi anijw DabUn. toe chairman of the F. Kingsbury, assistant secretary; Couchon's home tomorrow at 7:30 lessons and be away from stu- ence a year ago in New Haven. (72) Peter Gunn ipg to werioiia adMoia noraday ,whcn they are released.' , PH ARM A CY ( 8) Walter Cronldte Msin Imnier oommitten to boost High School .Principal. Joseph Reviews Program and Atty. Rotert F. Kahan. assist- p.m. Den mothers participating dents during the school day are It met with mixed reactions, in* | (40) N e w R , SportB A Weather <40) Lawman * add FTMay and ttae palaUe may nae NCMIM'S SHE! Under present procedures, the 299 E. CENTER ST. T:60 < 3) Tb Tell The Tmth (63) Ctoam Mc(3usker sajff the extended se.s- ant treasurer. are Mrs. Althea, Beck Mrs,. D ey proposed as well. eluding objections to state control, the m ite at awrsral of tha actaobla. Eddy's eandkdnoy. sion would^i'^uire hiring five ad- thena Murphy, Mrs. Dorothy T a ^ Dade County (Miami) Public of local schools by pi-,esident jHow- . (34) Grem Ideas D:00 ( AA-lO-IOjNewa. Sports end Ttan onndMstii ’wfO bnM n psens The towTi Development Clommis- In other personnel moves, toe Health Department provides the If a tow'n is unable to meet the (10) Manhsst Weather On ttanndiqr fram S to 2 p. M ET A L SH OP ditional^teachers to provide 38 gart and Mrs. Dorothy Wats News. I n ^ A Weather (30) News. Sports A Weather . A .dtotrlet party was gtvsn nttais expected overload in students. mittee. W olff will be a.ssisted by held Friday. Oct. 19. in Yeomans gests that the state should give tion. obes Motors Inc., 80 Oahland St. *nie atandard alaad, low priced Dodge for 1963 haa a 119-lncli (U) Subscrl^cm TV (10) .Tonight Main S t betehan S t JansM The high school was Ipuilt for a final review of Its activities last Hall at 7:30 p.m. / cy with financial help. The Wheelbase and latg-er exterior dbneneriona w bidi appraoiabiy increase inside roominass and trank T-.tB (33) W. Unss HighUghU (40) Steve Alter Show Ftarat Stn. for tke poroealniMe of taonto tai Hewlugtam Soadsy nfter- Kahnn and Raymond Rsunsdell, federal government reimburses more aid to that town. "The commissioner has stressed (10) Sports Ciamera n-M (33) The Late Movie capacity of 1,000 students, and night. , superintendent of sch(x>ls. Voter Making Session The proposals, however, appear that he hopes coopei-ation by local apace. tbs ptabtac. BOOB, attsndsd by mors tban 600 the enrollment now is over that Voting machines will be dem- both agencies. « (40) Eiventaia Report (80) Sports Roundup \ pernoBs. HsMtang the M unhertw A second committee was appoint- to suggest also that it will be school systems will be volunlar.v. 7:36 (30) Men of Desttay 11:80 ( 8) Steve Allen Show \ A mitt for ttae puldte iMQ beadn- figure, it was reported. Next year, Chairman Harlan D. Taylor onstrated during a voter-making (13-30) TbnlgM (O \ ed to meet with a ToUanil High necessary for at least some school His previous statement that the 7:30 ( 3) What In the Wortd ttaisd in the perking tad' « f the drtegatiaB were Mrs. DoMdn and the estimated enrollment comes who will become one of the three session Saturday at 'l^fomans Hall (13AOA3) Combat 13:30 (13) FroaUer Theater Mis. Jmemn Bratt. Atty. John F. Republican directors when the new School study , committee concern- d‘"< cls to enter regional systems State Board of Education might Students Jeer Meredith Rec Swim Series (1033AO) Laramie 13:60 ( 3) News A Weather Mnnehestor Shopping PnA N A T U R A L L Y IT S G A S close to 1,100, the board was told. ing a request to allow ninth grad- from 1 to 9 p.m. Anyone wishing PHNA Makes 533 to meet them. ’TH^ State Education withhold aid payments to school ( 8) First Ron Theater 1:00 (80) Late News from S:15 to 2 pm. FVidagr. Shen Jr. and A. Lnwienea Riknr, Previously, school and finance board takes office In November, a demonstration wjll be w-elcome. (34) Perspectives ( 8) Night Watch Theaisr tneambant cninlldstss for the leg- presented the commission' with a ers from Tolland to attend Rock- Department has previously said .systems as "an eventual possibility Open to Families Ttan cbent X'«ay prujeet board officials had been told that ville High School in 1984. Persons whose voting privileges Visits in Month that a system of at least 2,000 mim SEE SATinCDATTS TV WEBB FOB OOMPUCTB USTTNCl tadntnra foom Miwrtawfw. both number of programs now in the where there ia pei-sistent neglect" been planaed erttli ttan eoopjtnttani double sessions seemed practically Named to that committee ^ere mature between Oct. 13 and Nov. students is needed tOxProvide ef- was repeated in the proposal made of ttan MnnAsstor Hantth Dnpnii- apOkO brtetty. a certainty if the wing is not works, and suggested the paths 6 may appear at the session • ^yunefidomne The Fhmlly ^rim Program oon- Ramsdell, Miss Ciasati, Luddwke, The executive board of .the Man- ficiently scope and deptp of offer- public today.' Tensions Reneived \ready on time. McCusker had re- they might Jollow in the future. scheduled for Nov. 5. Masker and Joseph McCusker, Public Health Nursing As- ings and aervices. T here’are now diMtod by the rscreatfoa depart- ported he was going ahead with Discussed last night were: Pomona Installation high school principal. > sociation met this morning at Man- some 100 systems wdth less, than FLVIN^r LEAPFROG ment wifi begin its fourth season plans ^0 handle douj>le sessions in 1. Membership In the new asso- A third committee was named to Thomas Dunbar and Mrs. Eliza- 2,000 students. COLUMBUS, Ohio (A P )—Flyers Radio that event. ciation of state development agen- bet Dunbar both of Manchester Aieniorial Hospital. tomorrow evening at the Manches- dis

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MANCHESTER EVENING HER^D, M^CHESTER. CONN,. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 PAGE SEVEN PAGE STX I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pearod, 141 of .driving: opposition parties un- image of himself in thlf campaign, of his ultimate campaigA ap- Rockville-V ernon Warrant Awaits f U a u r l j p B t p r Martin Expected to Suggest 13 Students Liidlow^d.; Jeffrey Pond, son of derground, or lecislatinfr them -out Seely-Brown somehow manages to proach; he may pose, in the end, College Committ^ OUITAR HOBBY CUSS FOR ADULTS Mr. arid Mrs. Anthony Pond, 210 of existence, the modern dictator Connecticut appear as a healthy, wholesome, as the friendly mastiff watchdog Man^s R e l e a s e Parker St. » t o p u i n i j l ^ r r a l i ^ toiigh-fibred, good-humored fellow rather than the repulsive blood- To Meet Thursday ’ INSTRUCTION SY ARN OUt LA N DS^ tSe ,^lso , Stanley Sholik. son of Mr. PAPER Is kind to them, and see., to it th a t who specializes in sheer common hound. Anyway, what he does with B a llo ti n g B egins in E lectio n; LeClaire for Counsel Again Honored for PUBLUSHIUO BY TIU. From Hospital / ‘and Mrs. Stanley Sholik, 38 Salem HERALD PRINTING CO INC. the.v are ahie to stand up anid e.nter Yankee sense more than in Ideology—-all his opportunit.v, as he now begins The junior college' advisory Have FUN with the guitar in our Special 10 wj ik . course. A Rd.; Miss (Cheryl Stariiimas, 13 Biaaell Street candidates and go to the pdils, and of this being what Seely-Brown to build his ata.te-wi^e image, will committee will .,meet Thursday at well'plaoBed and InterestinK method teaching, Itar aeeempanl- Absjentee Votes B e in g F ile d General Manager Richard Mar- will also appoint an auditor, now daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- BACKS itanrboaUM Conn By A. H. 0 . in essence really is—then he ma.V be fascinating to analysts, crucial ment for Folk, Western, and Popular Mus)c. previons musical A warrant' will be served on a Test_____ Scares seph Staniunas, 74 Plymouth AT THOMAS F FEROUSUN considers himself insulted if they 7:30 p,rii. in the board room of 24-year-old Manchester man who tin will probably recommend that held by Carey and Rhodes; Md WALTER n FERGU^N have’ a chance of generating that to him. Bennet Junior High School. background required. the assessor, now P, Joseph Mur- _ . . u __ 1 1 Lane; W illiam 'White.sell, son of PubliPhPra . sulk because they think he won’t degree 'Of likliig for himself which Balloting in Nov. 6 elections, in^ h je St., by Our Lady of Fatima was run over by a car while he Republican Town Counsel. Arthur ^ ' ’■’^®®" Mr. and Mr.s: Chadwick Wh'iteSell. Founded October 1 tw^l What the Republicans are going The JOmmitUe will continue iU phy. seniors and a forniei^tudent have count the voles right after they've may loam with the fading of the discussion of ways to make the CLASSES START WED. EVEh ^ G, OCT. 10 sensei has alreadji begun, accord- CoTincil,"Knights of Columbus. The ^ -.f J. LeClaire Jr. be reappointed, for Terms expiring on appointed 91 Bretton, Rd.; Neil Wise, son of DEW EY- to do for themselves from now on Ribicoff image to do him rather grand march for the er«fft. open ! McAllister been honored .for Jhelr high per- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wise. 61 Hill- Publubpd Every fl^reninic Except been' caat. and will make almost, in ' this state campaign depends I Manchester community college is- ing' to Town Clerk Henry Butler a two-year term, when the Demo- boards are those held by Dr. Win- 'fonnances on toe national merit 0un<»yA end HoHdayp Entered at the sensational good' at the polls. A T hought for Today ®to the public; will be lead -by ' of 24 Hawthorne St, will be top. Dr.; Miss Paula Wupperfeld. I^et Ofllce At Mancheetor Conn aa any kind of conces.s.ion to them — upon two things. One would be sue known and understood by LANE GUITAR CENTER who has received 1 1 absentee bal- charged with reckless use of the crats hold their organizational field T. ,;^oyer, advisory board of scholarship qjjrilifying te.sts given RIC H M A N C O . If, on the other hand, his sensing Sponeored by the MMichestar townspeople before the Nov. ft r«f- Grand Knight Norman Burke. Tick- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Second Clase Mai) Matter Within reasonable limita that ia~, something that has to be calcu- of some unexpected weakness in FEE $20.00—ENKOLLMyN*f LIMITED t lots for the coming state and local highway by a pede.strian when he meeting Nov, 6. health; Philip J. Sullivan, advisory last spring. Stationers Since 1906 Council Of ChurrhM I erendum. ets may be pui;chased at the door, ______recreation and park commission; Wupperfeld. 90 Grandview St. 767 M.AIN'ST. ’ SUBSCRIPTION RATES in orxier to gel them ,to participate lated and conceded up to the mo-, his opponent, or his own instinet REOISTBATION NOW ACCEI*TjED—GUITARS RENTED election. is released from Manchester Me- -For the past several years, the Each win receive a formal letter The former ' student is Philip Pavable in Advance ment it finally does fall to appear, I Christie F. McCormick is chair- and ticket information may be ob- general manager has recorrimend-' ®ommis- of coipriiendation, signed by the for the full battle and for’the kind 111'/, CENTER ST.—MI 0-7888 tairied by calling Franeis King, morial Hospital. He is not in ser- Daley, .son of the Rev. and Mrs. • C arrier MsU in his elections. if it does so fall. This would be "Trust in the Lord with all thy; committee and Mrs. The ballots aiready received are loiui condition, th e hospital re- ed the reappointment of the town 1 vacated by Mrs. Charles Pon- One Year ...... S^.5 ^ $ 2 2 0 0 of conflict his 'own partisans will Donal 1 Fay or Burke., ■ higri. Six Monlha ...... 7.7S Such is the situation down in the emergence of that cmnbipation heart and lesm not upon thine own Stuek is secretary, a little less than half the 28 ballots ported. coiinsel in office, despite (ihanges 1 Edward J. Dupre, board of dqHt of the National Merit ScholarScholar-1 i ^ r , ?/ Stonington. 11 UD cheer most enthusiastically, per- sent to lour servicemen and 24 Public Rerords and formerly of Bolton. Daley is Three Months ...... 3.ft0 ftftO Nicaragua, where .the parly which of timing and content which would suade him to try to move in- for understanding. In all thy ways ac- The driver in the case. Marshal in political control. j review; Dr. R. Gordon Camp Ip Corp. ! I One M onth...... 1.30i.n prove that the Alsop campaign is civilians, Butler said. None of the W arantee D eeds; I; H,. Stitch As- a senior St Stonington High Weekly ...... 30 oppdkes the continuing Somoza dic- the kill, to become the greatest ax knowledge Him and He will direct H. Hurhes, 54, of South St., Cov- Martin said he would "probably” Jack Goldberg and Raymoiv The students, whose names were c,,h^V g ettin g som ething out- of sll the thy paths.” (Proverbs 5-6). 1 1 returned have come from serv- sociates Inc. to Peter R. and Vita entry. is free under $1,000 bond continue hia policy of recommend- Mahoney, all of the building announced by Vice President I tatorship. now in its 28th year, al- man in Connecticut Y>olitical his- icemen, it was reported, S. Hodgkins.... property off Hany R U G and MEMBER or brainpower It has at its disposal. tory, he will be electing a much Too many people carry the bur- for appearance in Circuit Court, ing the reappointment of the town committee; Beldon Schaffeiydlar- ! George Emmerllng in an assembly THE A^OCIATED PRESS j most seems do have President So- The second crucial development Butler said the ballots are open- Lane, and to Arthur L. and Lucy Mimehester, Monday on a charge lan Tsyior. and John Demiie; ail of ' th is m orning, are: Beloit'— and Above The Aeaoclate4 Press la exciualvely .more dramatic gamble than would den of life on their’shoulders. They ed during the voting hours on elec- counsel. entitled to. the of repuhliratlon of moza over a barrel as it dehherates which will have its opportunity to NATIONAL FIRE PREVENTION WEEK—OCTOBER 7-13 O. Jennette, property off Hany;„f evading’ responsibility. Police the development commission; Miss Miss Je'nnlfcr Caven. daughter he contained in his first po.s.sibllity think that the world has thrust its tion day and are tallied by ab- Lane. Offieials whom the Democrats U P H O LST ERY all news dianatchea. credited to it op whether or not it will lake part in prove decisive a.s the campaign for mood and conduct'. Sometimes responsibilities upon them and that said he drove away after his car will select at their organizational Catherine Putnam, libfary board: of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caven. 31 HARTFORD (AL’). — The Con- not otherwise credited In this naper now enters. Us fiili home stretch sentee ballot couriters. The results Lease; Herman E. and Elizabeth ran over M cAlister but later Jensen St.; Miss Susan Cronin, necticut resident pays - the second .and also the focali news published here the elections scheduled for next the candidate who moves in for the they alone must bear them. Be- are kept confideritial until alter meeting are the chairman of the James^ A rthur, pjenaton board and All rights of repubMcatlon of special— effort will be that of the state- M. Backofen to Floyd A. Klbbe, turned himself in. pension tru st furiiL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John lowest average monthly electricity kiM this way gets It; more often, 1 cause this is tw often a difficult; the closing of the polls. The dead-' package store at 62 School St.; board of directors, expected to be CLE A N I N G .dispatches herein are also eeiH»rved February. wide impact of Seely-Brown, a.s he he builds eventual sympathy and task for which they feel inade- Francis Mahoney: the acting Also, Edward Dlk. town planning Cronin. 14 Canterbury St.; Rich- bill in New England. T hat wa.s the For a time, the rtpposilion was necessarily has to begin adding quate, they often break down' un- line for receipt of ballots for those : Professional Building Inc. to the chairman and mayor, expected to commission; Dariiel Hair, zoning ard Diehl, .son of Mr. and, Mrs. word from the Slate Public Utili- 4 Pul) serrlca client of N £. A 8 sentiment for his opponent, some- qualifying is at 6 p.m. on Nov. 5. State of (Connecticut, two rooips on TEL. Ml 9-1752 ■ Ice fnr I sticking to a demand that the ! to his neighborhood campaigning times enough to rescue the op- der its weight. be Ted Powell: the secretary of board of Appeals; Omer Gingras, Herman Diehl of Coventiy; Tim- ties Commission yesterday, based Publishers Renresenialives. ‘ technique lho.se devices and chan- Those qualifying for the ballot I the second floor, two years at $110 othy Donahue, son of Mr. and Mrs. on a study by the Federal Power or Julius Mathews Special Acenrv— few United Nations be brought in to ponent from what might have been Religion teaches that man is not must be absent from the town on mooth. H osp i ta l N otes the board, expected to be David j board of governors of the Man- nels of comnninication and image I Barry. 'cheater Country Club: and-Arthur Jo.seph Donahue, 102 Avondale ' C om m ission. York ('hlcaao Detroit and Boston. certain defeat. alone and that the whole respon- election day (armed forces mem-1 Tax Lien; U.S. government Mi 3.5747 MEMBER ATTDIT BTT^RAU OF 1 uhserve the election, in order to in- whicli aim at all the voters at Seely-Brown, fia he himself out- sibility of life does not rest on him. The Democratic-controlled board E. Smith, redevelopment agency. Rd.; David Goodsline, son of Mr. The study said the average bill CIRClfLATTUNB sure Us fairness and the accuracy once. bers); must be absent from the L a^g^ 4^ Wind- Visiting hours are 2 t« 8 p.m ______and Mrs. Max Goodstlne, 25 wa.s $8.12 in Connecticut. The lined his remaining .campaign the It is his duty to do his tasks to state dunng the voting hours;. or • ,3^ for all areas, except nutemity; The Herald Printing. Cbmpan.v Inc,, B.i all rej>ort.s. the country gen-, Brookfield St. I'PUC .said Vermont had the lowest X" of the count. President Somoza other day, and more o r les.s prom - the best of his ability. The rest I, ______where they are 2 to 4:30 and 8:.30' Mrs. Judith C arr, 54 Birch ed an addreas by the Rev. Sheldon assume.* no financial re.«pon.«ihiMtv fop tierian from pomfret has had his ised to tear Ribicoff apart eveny must be.left to God who is the ulti- P*'y*“'^ M arriage License: Eme.st ALSO, Miss K aien Johnson. ] average in New England. $7.84. Garner's tvporraphical errors appearine in ad- was too mucJi insulted by this sug- fi.n, and met with his varying re- disability Mendrala Chicopee Mass;; and ♦»* P-m„ and private rooms where j Mrs. Muriel Gorman and E. Mackey. D.D., executive secre- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- But all New England .“rtales are vertisements and other readinc matter da.v from here on in, seemed to mate power behind all our deeds tary of the stewardship council of 8 GRISWOLD .ST. In The Manchester Eveninc Herald gestion even to tolerate It. Then ceptions. in the course of his Applications for the b^lota jnay 'Lottie M. Opshontyk, 30 Thomp.son Htey are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors j Chestnut St.: Mrs. Mary ence Johnson. 86 Columbu.s St.;, above the national average of be plotting the election 'Of Ribicoff and accomplishments. be secured on request through the r j • f. ; are— requested------. ^ not to smoke ^ , in pa- j .feller .. and . —son. , r. Rock- the united church. We Give Green Stamps the opposition dropped down to a neighboring potholdciing. As with rather than his defeat. But his Dr. Leon Wipd. Rabbi ; St. Mi.ss Barbara Pearce, daughter of ; $7.48, Display advertlstnp rlosina hours: gll such campaign perambulations, mails or in p«sop at the town ___ , tients rooms. No more than ^oviile; Mrs. Annette ahd Following a dinner at 6 p.m,. 1 ’ For Mnndav—1 © m Friday ‘ more modc.st condition. It would early bark may not give the tone \ Temple Beth Sholom the Rev, N athanael M. GupUlI, For Tuesday—1 p m Mondav there is often nothing but great ^''^ent eSr on r^uem ’^rorntt^l ^Ve™^^ news 1. handled by 'The, vlaltor. at one time per patient, daughter. East For Wednesday—l p m Tuesdav take p a rt in the el^fctioh, it said, if good cheer, which might lead the -■S3t. DISCHARGED ^^ D A Y : Mrs. D.D.. will be installed as the new For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday there was going to he an electoral unwary candidate to think he is r^atrar of voters, according to Patients Today: 23* Herida Gustafsoal 91 Norman St. general superintendent and trehs- For Friday—1 n m Thursdav Talt« soun«l m aasures of fire prevention N O W ! Elim in. a .t e’fin haz- urer of the conference. For Paturdav—j p.m Fridav commission it could tni.st. Now, in sweeping everything, in the atm o-' Preliminary voting lists have, *’•'** Mitchell 9-6197. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. riasslfled deadline lo 30 a m eacB sphere as tlie candidate moves 1 ards from your homo and p lace of business. Be care f ul /With fire ^m ice Rich Box 243, Talcottville; dar nf publication except Rafmdav — t>-- most recent development, it G OIN G FAST! been placed in the lobby of the ”...... Ham along, while the negative reactioiv! every w h ere and all the tim e. But should fire strike (d espite your Keary CaliKslne, West Hartford; has decided that President Somoza sets in cold and slow. We would Town Hall in Rockville and in the' . ^ . Bloodmobile Sets meeting room of the Public Safety Edwin Grenon, Andover; John Mc- I is packing the coniml.ssion, and it not. at the moment, concede Seely- best efforts) be p ro tecte d a g ainst financial loss by A D E Q U A T E fira 4-Hers Receive Tuc.adav. October R ^ Im mediat'e Jo bs for Men as Building in Vernon for Inspection Ginnis Jr.. 19 Mary Lane, Rock- is threatening to boveott the elec- Brown any aonipletely triumphal ville; Dominick , Carducci. 140 ITwo Area Visits progress, with his potholders. insurance through this a g e n cy. by the voters. tinn altogether. Voters are aaked to notify County Awards Branford St'.; Mrs. Elinor Mag- If It*R For Their Own Good There is. perhaps, at this cam- nano. 36 Greenwood D r.: Cliffoi Two area Red Cross bloodmo- ; President Somoza can, if driven C orrectio n O f ficers George D. Maharan or Albert R. paign stage, a curious juxtaposi Members. of 'Manchester 4-H LaBreck. South. Windsor; bile' visits are planned for this - Perhaps it i.s oiir own fervid to it, conduct an election without tlon of roles between Seely-Brown Work at the brand-new C'onecticut State Prison at Somers In Tennafedt before -.Oct. 13 if there A SOUND imagination which keeps insisting are any corrections. After that Club took an active part and re- Virginia' Snow. South Coventry; ' month, me in Bolton and the oth- an opposition 'xir a Contest, and and Ribicoff, his opponent; Ribi- handsome, spick and siwin surroundings. E arn $86.21 per week date, voters on election day will Mrs- Kathleen Anles, I’^/Mather ’ er in Manchester. that these are times of unusually get his own handpicked successor coff. his central, clas.sic Image fad- with a ■chance to advance to $110.73. W ear the trim officer nnl- have to 'vote from the residences ceived many awards Saturday at St.; Edward Landrle. Bouth Cov-1 ^ half-unit bloodmobile will be pre.ssing and, vital moral is.sues. ing-no one knows quite how forni fumlsheil and laundered free. Enjoy, the welirprepared dally iiated w thi registry lists, it w as' the annual meeUng and banquet of entry: David C ox,^lastonbury; | stationed at St. Maurice’s Churijh. 'DEA into office that way, if he has to. much—is nevertheless managing which are crving for derision. Per- luncheons provided at low charge. If you arc a bachelor, live in jbert J. reported. the Hartford County Fair Associa- Charles C avanau^ 849 Hertford' Heliron Rd , Bolton, Monday from But it won t be quite the .same, as to keep old flames alive through i the bachelors’ quarters for a nominal fee. Participate in the haps. on the other hand, we have A apecial voter-making session, tion at Plainville High School. |R d .; David Atklri.son, 102 Oxford 1 ;45 to 6:30 p.m. a nice, deftly managed, almost the technique of person-to-person, 1 many other splendid benefits that go with State employment. adjourned from Sept. 29. will be au Oi. .Of DaVis, Ea.st Hartford;: A full unit will be .set up at St. Indeed snniehob- brought our world neighborhood campaigning. In this ! bona fide imitation of a real elec- And'above aH be part of a necessary, imimrtant program of held tomorrow from 6 to 8 p.m. at J^*^'0 ^** •^®''®y 6.1 Garden St.l j M ary’s EpI.scopal Church in Man- Relatively few individuals have and its civilization to the eompli- area, by ail reports, JUbicoff does service to .vour fellow man. » e e the Pledge of Allegiance. Pam j (jiarence/Bamforth. Re.servoir Rd.,1 cheater Tliesday, Oct. 23, from tion, with real candidates. very well, and very much better the Public Safety Building in Ver- acquired wealth by continually eated. tangled, feverish point at If this ap|>eals to you, H you are between 28 'an d 41 years old, R non. Eligible persons in either the Johnron, 137 Keeney St., led the j ^j.g Lillian Cardinal, 110;45 a.ni. to 6:30 p.m. than does Seely-Brown. This sit- buying and selling securities. In whleh only the sane and moral and a U. S. citizen and Connecticut renident for 1 year, at least citS' or rural area districts, may be , I l.’illiinantlc; William Paquette. 41; Per.sons may make appoint- uation leaves SeelyrBrown an ihvi- REAL ESTATE Trophys were presented to I Ly^^g gt.; Mrs. Angeline Raimon-. ments. to give blood by calling the ethlrslly correct decisions can save The Cold Bottle ^ation to try to move for his own yS” tall and In good health, of>good character and If yon have MITH made voters at the session. nine cases out of ten, the person a high school diploma or 4 years’ employment, you are one of INCORPORATED fair grand champrons. Bdanchester 3^ Clinton St.; Arthur Highter, Manchester Red Cross office, anvhody or anything. gains in the establishment of his | INSURANCE Ribicoff to Visit Down at Bellevue Hospital in the men we are looking for. ^ ' Abraham Ribicoff, U.S. sena- winners were Barbara Keish, 39> j ritjo j ; william Doyle, 32 Lenox Walk-in donors are also invited. who- has wealth has acquired k One of the fascinating moral de- own central image before all the ! Gardner St., beef ,, : St.; Joanne Brown. Ellington; An- The monthly quota for the area New York C5ty, a group of 20 pro- voters. And the question of how j Drop in at. the ConnecWciit 'fstate Employment Office, 806 Mala 963 MAIN ST.. GROUND FI.OOR—TEL. Ml 9-8241 torial candidate, will be present at Mary Ann Peila, 37! either by buying and bolding risions which may. it seefns’to us. a "Meet the Candidate" tea given ’ I ton Petrowich. 67 Bridge St.; is 150 pints. fessional observers has spent two he responds to this invit;ition ftnd { Str«^, Manchester, on Thursday, October 11, between 9:00 “INSURANSM ITHS SINCE 1914” rei'ord books. what he has purchased ... or carry InVide itself the s.vTnbolic an - A.M. and 3:80 P.^-^ where you will be interviewed and. tested by the Vernon Federated Demo- Mark Osgooil, 96tj Foster St.; Mrs. years watching 359 babies—and opportunity becomes the most im -, Rosemarie Peila. 359 portant question of his whole cam- i 'for immediate ^filoym ent by a representative of the State Per- cratic Women’s Clubs Thursday at :&W6U S t . , I Elizabeth Barcomb, RFD 2 ; M r s . through inbefitance of .securities^ sw er to .iiist about everything, is premature babies loo being given won a $25 Savings d from the Winifred Zypko, Hebron Rd., Bol- that concerning the-possible sup-; paign. sonnel Depagtfhent. 3:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at 'Ver- Church Delegates which have been bought and held N O A a i p i V I B N T D I A M O N D cold milk straight out of the hos- If,, as he builds this central ' non Elementary School. All voters Hai-tford KiwianLs for a foods | ton. ply of food to the hungr.v in in- record book. ! ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Mary by a former osvner ... a father, pital refrigerators. are invited to attend. Manchester Attending Parley stances when feeding the hungn,-' Ellington women now organiz- 4-H Homeniakei-a ; Lamprecht, 12 West St.; Mrs. Ellz- I Their report says that the study received aR participation trophy. It ■ abeth Mitchell, 58 Hackmatack St. perhaps, or a grandfather. Many Largo brilliant-cut Treasure C h est diamond se t In Tnay have th e .incidental effect of failed “to demonstrate that thi ing a similar Democratic women’s club there will be co-hostesses. was pressed to the club having BI R T H S YESTERDAY: A Delegations from six Manches- a p®t^o*t bsK admitted that if he precio us platinum with handsome taporqd prolonging the rule over the.se hun- traditional procedure of warming 100 per cent participation, and the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert ter area Congregational churchee gry people of forces we consider Further information on the tea highest points per member, at the are attending ’ the 95th annual had n ^ sold and traded .his secu- baguattea. True Value-Priced at $1756 the feeding is in any way advan- may be obtained by calling Mrs. Dickson. Hotch Hill Rd.. Vernon: eUi. y fa^. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel meeting of the Connecticut Con- rities, he would have been far Including Fed eral tax. Easy PaymerffS Invited. tageous to the infant." Harry Hammer, president of the .' A t an election ot officei’s, Rose- ference of Congregational Chris- Is it better to lej/people starve Vernon club. Hyde. South Coventry; a son to That "in any way" is rather ex- njarie Peila ’w^s re-elected record- Mr. and Mrs. William Noonan, 32 tian Cliurche.s being held today betm off. MonI: buy top quality to death than to.#^d them so that, Hospital Notes ^ and tomorrow in West Haven. haustively spelled out. The babies ing secretary and Barbara Keish Village St., Rockville; a son to Mr. securities wkh the im untiom ' of possibly, thew-may continue to live Admitted yesterday; Annette elected advertising, c a m p^a i g n Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pas- seemed to enjoy .their cold milk Graham, ,57 Pro.'ipect Sl.;.^ Miss and Mrs. Robert Cook, Ellington: In w-hat ■wa^consider slavery, o r so chairm an. Ingrid Swanson. 374 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert tor of O nter Congregational holding them permanently. just as much, have just as much Mabel Peterson, Brookslde Lane. Church and moderator of the con ■that, poKsihly, they nia.v become, Hackmatack St., and John Peila, Tirrell. Wapping. appetite for it, digest and retain It Vernon; Mrs. Leona /Xngeloni, 359 Bidwell St., were elected as 4-H ference. made the principal ad lateiymn, the victims of another RFD 1. Ellington: MfS. Caroline BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. dress at this morning's session. just as well, and go to sleep after directors. and Mrs. Arthur Hinckley. 446 W. kind of cruelty from those who rule Schmalz, 18 Tliompaon St.; James He spoke on "The Corinthians in jtwtitKS - snvitmiTHs it just as quickly. In fact, in aU Daugherty, \V ^ , Rd., Vemori; W illiam Keish, 307 G ardner St., MtddIe>Tpke.; a son to Mr. and hem. or so th at, possibly, tho.se wa.s re-elected a d v i^ r to the P air Connecticut: Blight and Blessing.’’ this l<^ng experimentation, only Milo Philbrick,,/Ellington. Mrs. William Stubbs, Chestnut Dr. James English, retiring su 988 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER who are their rulers may stav in Avssociation'. , Hill PUTNAM , one sftghl effect was noted. The Di.sOharped yesterday: Mrs. | perintendent and treasurer of the PHONE .Ml S-‘J74I Sharon Brifik and daughter, Ma- There was square dw u^g after DISCHARGED YESTERDAY pow-er and go oh into courses of ac- I body temperature of the haby de- the meeting., conference gave hia final survey & C O . tion and policy which may cau.se pleeSt., Ellington: Emil Halldher, Mrs. Estelle Bingham. Pomfret of its work at this morning’s ses- ; creased a fraction of a degree dur- 39 Mountain St.; Julia O’Keefe, Center; Mrs. Margaret Falco. East n I. Cfinii IT. auMCHKni untold tragedy to the whole worl^T sion. aH 3-2l5t I i n g t h e f e e d i n g . 37 Tolland Ave.: Emil Spielman. Operation Turtle Lift Hartford:' Michael Kukulka. 14 Five luncheon seminars to be *4-- A---■»- « w -a----- It is to be ■ hbtif^ that, in 'prac- I Now that this scientific experi- 37 W indeniere ' v" Waddell Rd.; Lawrence Giiardianl, held at the' ho.st church. F irst Con- Briefs tice, the world's routine answer — ment has been conducted, it is ' MIAMI. Fla. (AP) A)x>ut 4.600' Stafford Springs; Walter Styga gregational Church in W est H a- the practical, not necessarily the "What's My Wine?" will he the baby sea turtles spla.shed into the. East Hartford: Mrs. Catherine ven. and neighboring churches. ■ being admitted that there have, all title of a talk slated by the PAC Atlantic Ocean at Nassai). Ba-) Provost, 104 Elizabeth Dr.: Miss | will deal with questions relating OPEN t to 8 D A n .Y ethical answer— is to keep food ' along, been some casual mothers Auxiliary Wednesday at the club- hamas, Monday in the final 1962 Carole Harding. 404 Hackmatack 1 (o nlejor actiritles of the imited OPEN 6:30 to 9 THUBS. E \’E. from hungry people, however inno- ' who wouldn’t bother to heat the rooms on Village St. The speaker inslallmenl of "Operation Turtle isi.; Robert Poitras, Colonial Rd., j church. GOT A MINUTE ? cent they may be conceded to be. bottle. It is also disclo.sed that will be Seth English, Hartford Lift. ”' ! Bolton: David Cox, Glastonbury: • This afternoop s session inciud- OPEN 6 to I t BATURDAT if it seems likely that the provision liquor dealer, who will talk wines. Packed in 23 boxes three feet Frenrli pediatricians, when they methods of production, their square and four inches deep, the of the food, and the elimination of wanted better retention and diges- sources and uses. Tlie program will three-week-old hatchlings were the problem of hunger, would, ease I have for some time resorted include a short film showing the carted by the Navy from Miami, the problem of some ruler cbnsid-1 jhe milk. It is also pointed feast and festivity accompanying The load brings to 42.000 the num- ered enemy to the country which jhal milk mirof a refrigerator, the production of .sherry in Jerez, ber of baby turtles,^ di.stributed Sp^tin. Each member is a.sked to around the tropical Atlantic since might fie supplying the food. I cold, is likely to have a bring a guest. the project began. A brief, sum m ary In the new.s o f , tem perature from one Tlie Daughters of Pocahontas The idea is to keep the reptiles, the position taken by The Cru.sad- feeding tri another, while the aver- will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the which grow to 300 pounds from Moose Club. A state convention of becoming extinct. At present er, a monthly magazine of the age mother..heating the bottle and American Baptist Convention, ^the Daughters of Pocahontas will there are only two natural breed- testing it w'ith a drop on her hand. be held Friday and Saturday at the Ing grounds. One is at Tortuguero, seems t|o indicate that the elemen- ^helv to he giving her babv milk Hotel Bond. Hartford. Cost a Rica, the other off the • • > ' tal, power politica answer to the which is isnywhere from 93 to 124 3t.'-Bernard's Women’s Guild will Yucatan Penin.sula, now almo.st aponsor a card party tomorrow at destroyed by hunters. ^question involved may siso be ar- degrees, Fahrenheit. gued to be the moral, ethical, 8 p.m. in the church hall. Any card I A University of Florida profes- This discovery, of coyrse. comes ganie may-vhe played. Refreshr sor. Dr. Archie Carr, grows the Chrfttian answep. a little late for nio.st people. The ments will he''8'er\’ed. hatchling at Tortuguero in coop- The editorial in The Cru-^ader parent hours and the heat hours The annual (Jolunibiis Day ball eration with the (Caribbean Con- acknowledged that the Biblical in- will be held from‘ ^30 to,. 12:30 i servation Coi’p. The Natw helps it may save, if pediatricians Saturdav a t the PAC R ail, 26 Vil- 1 distribute them. junction to feed the hungry seem- everywhere decide it is safe and ed clear, but added that food is a sound, can only he counted for the factor in establishing arid main- future. There are some 4.000,000 wmm. taining national pmwer and "mu.st babies born every year. Each one Takie tim learn he handled inlernationajly as caie- of them requires, under the present fiilly as guns and planes.l'. system, at least 200 parent hours / ’This country, the edilonal said, for the business of warming up the helped feed the Russians during the bottle. This is an astronomical famine of 1920-21, but "Lenin and : apiount of time which may be O F M A N C H E S T E R about the INGSin hia commissars survived. ” ' about to be saved. "When one considers the linlold And if. as a result, parents millions that later perished under somehow end up with a little less Stalin and his auccessors," the of that parjlicular love which only BANK magazine w.ent on, “'was our 'res- the midnight vigil seems to root cue' wise? To feed the hungry may real deep down inside thern, per- not ah^'ays be aa Christian as it haps. iVho knows, the babies will . s e e m s . " thrive just as well on cooler par- LIFE INSURANCE That seems to give at least one ents.too. Next ■te jybur clear answer. If the people of any May we record, from the silly old country happen to fall under the past, one vote in favor of all posr ($«tlhe low^eost itisuranee you buy wrong kind of leadership, it may aible warmth in.,everything ? washer be the kind and Christian thing to direct $$• front mulunl banks) do to stan-e them to death, for there's nothing Tired? their own good, and for the world's good. Deaths Last Night l i K e a n . . . ------% b WINSTON-SALEM. N.C. (AP. be said about this kind of Christian . Jack I Glenn. 80. P « o p lr c a n ’t help bein g carrie d a w ay by th a 1963 jnoralization. It places Christian-1 retired president of the R. J. D o d ga. W ho can blam a t h e m ? D o d g t iooka tike an Ity, at last, and in this one specific | Reynolds Tobacco Co., died Mon INTRODUCING expenaiva car. Bu t i f a Instance, exactly and precisely In day of a heart’attack. Glenn, who joined the company in 1904 as a ELEGTRI i ; . price ebra. A n d insid e th ere's room galore! T h e fooflrne aw ee pa ilra ig h t b acKlhiT b ad athlcal agreement w U4 ,„j Krpit clerk In the ’ leaf department. ' be- Wish you had a comfortable chair in your of aloptng o ff!'That m eans am ple headroo m in back, not just in front. T h e re ’s more munism, which- also believes, per- j came president in 1946 and re- home to sit in? Have you ever tried a Barca- , haps with le.ss initial trouble and i.lired in 1948. DDYER THE legroo m and footroom, too. T h e le a ts are chair-hig h, w hether you ch o ose a model Gen tle m en:.M oil free, without .obligation, facts and figures on Savings Bank | ENGLEWOOD, N.J. (AP)—W. Lounfrer? You reallj’ should! For it’s the with so fa style, b uck ets or fold-down center arm rest in front. Little w on der, people lif e Insurance ot the following a g es (nearest birthday): father’s a g e ------j hesitancy, in starving people for world’s most comfortable reclining chair. 'The own good. Clark Arkell, 75, a director and gat carried away . . esp ecially no w that every 1983 D od ge is backed by a new mother’s a g e ------, children’s a g es m , ...... - < « — — j their chairm an of the Executive Corri- BarcaLounger is built with, the proper sup- I understand no one will colL { mittee of Beechnut Life Savers port vou nee(i . . . in the vital areas: head, 1 8 6 3 flve-year/50,0(X)-mile warranty‘ 1 Se e your D od ge D ealer and drive tha '63 D *d g a. Dictatorial Fashions Chanjie Inc., died Monday. Arkell, who shoulders, small o f the back, thighs, calves ■ -Y*. VAO'M D.4.. 0»1« . ««(. » -IK-I .« 1------.spent more than W years as a ■ •Mft*-...... r«pMC6IM»t>t M M rbMr6»6ff ttI* 50,000 im<«. uhehtYW *»$«; m Bit Buy a dryer. Try a d r y e r ...f o r 30 d oyi. WM6t$a C6$6 i m lvraii H ftt: W•U1 it*6UUV 4 i m iftiW. ---- jtiats itK ktdm f 4m I c»v6«i ). ni_$$» $M | TTilngu do move, som etimes in food company ' executive,. had . . . for that completely relaxed “floating on rw uMMwfim Mii«f$—»****^.. »it*W64 Ihi V6»nrt6 hM *. — -w.-— -— —iulufeeli — •» fit 6CC04dlq$ N$ VI6 D6u (6 C6^lwuu wSf dCv served a.s pre.sident of Beechnut 6 Addnu their own peculiar crab-like, way, % cloud’’ feeling. . HtiNBlw fklKY »9p*9f*4 remswlKtefwl Mff* ***•» replKemtwi. Packing co. He also served as W e guarantee youH love It DODGE and what I* on view down in our chairm an of the firm ’s board of Another grand fact about this stylish chair a RHi IMS as eaas w tas toHwuK HBBI Gig or Town Zone Corns. good neighbor, Nicaragua, is a directors from 1954 until the com- or your portkipaHiig dealer w ll la k e ll^bi is that it is fully automatic. It adjusts to modem m'olution of wHat the per- pany wa.s m erged with Life Sav- ers Corp. in'1656 when he became at no oo$t to you. the position you prefer, sitting, relaxing, or THE SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER fect genteel dictatorship would chairman of the executive com- reclining, by merely shifting your weight. look like. mittee. Ask about the $10' installation allowance, topi There are many BarcaLounger styles and' ' PEOPLE’S SAVINGS BANK, ROCKVIUE It is slipping out of fashion—al- CHORCHES mot or s, Inc. RUSSIAN BEER BEST? prices to choose from at Wsthins. Why not though-som e’upstart newcomers come in and try one yourself? Prices start at like Oastro haven’t realized It yet MOSCOW (AP). - Russians are 80 OAKLAND STREET-ee which $119. Style shown is $259. ’ ^ —to opggate one-party dictatqr- they export In large numbers to ahipa. ’Hie latest, sraartekt .piing is the United' States and variq’us oth- BREEZE WITH A N ELECTRIC DRYEIt ^ T H E H A R T F O R D E L E C T R I C L I G H T C O M P A N Y Watch the World Series basebaH games anAthe nev^oijrtoog TV • yourself a two‘party set-up, er. countries. Not only - /is -it able dhow, ”Empira’’- NBC-TV, Tu«daya. iM h‘brought to you by /and thus, be^ahle to hold yorirself -to qjitain nectar froiri unusual -deptiu. in- a flower, but it works •lections^ And iijstead in leg and even light rain. ■ ■ V / / X /), ■V J " . ' ' 1

PAGE ETGIDl MANCHESTER EVENING, HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1962 ■ ♦ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1962 PAGE NINE \ vance canie from the Yemgnl le- district governor at its 6:45 p.m. Bar Group Raps Dempsey^s Court Hears gation in Washington, which has Coventry dinner meeting'tomorrow at the V f o r RENT State News Auditor Urges To$yu remained loyal to the monarchy. vesti'y - of First Cong) c'gational TPC Tables Gi^avel Pit Bid^ Reds Cut West 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors The legation 'sald it received a Church. Two new member,* have Program for Traffic Safety message from Prince Saif A1 Is- been added: Harry R. Ryan Jr., —suiind or silent, also 35 mm. Bryan Farm Grange Seats Solicits Firehouse Site Data Prestige After slide projectors. Roundup lam al Hassan in Yemen that hLs sponsored by John H. Westland, Cut Backlog of Debts troops soon would surround Sana for classification in yarn manu- (Continual from Page One) W ELD O N DRUG. C O . Appeal Today and the rest of the area in rebel facturing and Maurice E. French, Changes of zone and firehouse- ' The proposed location for the 901 Main S t— Tel- MI 3-5321 hands. WiUiam Miller Wall Incidents (Cqntlnued from Page One) past president, rejoining under sites were the chief concerns Af the new firehouse was brought be- ter of law, They were ordered by Railroad Wins The town’s auditor, Carey and Rhodes of Hartford, has Hassan, who.'headed the Yemeni llie subdued deliberations of the the classification of construction Town Planning Commission at ,a fore the TPC again last night. former Governor Ribicoff, when he ganized a cavalry unit, and was United' Nations delegation. Is be- William 'A. Miller haa been In- equipment dealer. (Contlniied from Page One) urged the town again to whittle away the backlog of debts in Town Planning Commission were legular meeVng at the Municipal At an earlier meeUng the com- or- ,/waa etill in office, to' combat a killed in action at Savannah, Qa., lieved supported by several war- stalled as master of Coventry The Rev. James H. Ameling, On Layoff for several funds for year-end payment of salaries, social secur- upset by an unexpected visitor last Building last night. mission considered' the town di- , o,. . . , . 11 u u growing tide of traffic deaths In Oct. 9, 17t8. rior Yemeni tribes, aa well as by Grange with Ernest A. Browm as pastor of Second Congregational rectors' recommendation that the vehicles should •"ity, utility bills and the like. night King Saud of neighboring Saudi overseer and Mrs. (^harles Raisch, A rmlt to dig a gravel .pit, the Mariow's Is Your some motor vehicle offenses sus- Church,, and church delegates are new .structure be put in the mu- be banned from Wc.st Berlin in In the 1961-62 annual report sub The T P C was hol&lng a business Arabia. Hassan laid claim to, the lecturer. first ijnder the town's neW' exoava- pensions lare mandatory under the Union Workers 3rd Cage o f Malaria attending the two-day 4- annual lion regulations. wa.s dlsicussed but nicipal building parking lot, but j retaliation for the East German mltte last weelT-fhe firm said, meeting in the Municipal B(iilding throne after the rebels said they Other officers are Emory Hill, meeting of the Connecticut Con- Head quarters For statutes. ylot acted iipgn, [tending further rejected the idea in favor of a action H A R TFO R D (A P I — The third “We again reconfinend, as we did hearing room, when a quiet little had slain his nephew-king. Imam stewara; Raymond L. Pender, as- The report noted that’ the com- Obituary ference of Congregational Chris- studies by Town Planning Engineer site on town-owned land on Har- (Contlmie' and tomorrow. Derisions were reached on pro- At their last meeUng the di- ever, of any such Allied plans, agreement to submit the unsettled State Depai;tmcnt of Health. There Mrs. Elliabeth Kaescr outstandilig at the end of the year. was looking fr Mrs. Dorothy Ja- Cairo broadcast that Saudi troop.s is, chaplain; C.. Irving Lomis, Frank L. Murray has been rectors ,\were unable to rou.se One reasoi apparently .was reluc- , tablish any rebuttable presump- in.sues to binding arbitration. was only one in 1961, ^ "Apprapriations in general dur- cobson, TPC secretary. had invaded Yemen and clashed posed zone changes for two parts AUTOM AItC Mrs. Elizabeth F. Erikaon treasurer; Mrs. Walter S. Haven, elected the new treasurer of First of town. A five-lot area at enough votes for the municipal tance to rock the boat while talks tion of being unfit to oj^rate a Parts of the dispute, including Oommisslonor Franklin W . Foote ing the current y u r tyere Much to her surprise, he was a with rebel supporters near lire Congregational Church to replace Kaeser of 24 Sandhurst Dr., West secretary; Mrs. Walter F. Lynch, Parkt; St. and E. Center St. was^ building ffije. A two thirds ma- on • Berlin were -still Jn progress motor vehicle in cases where the new and more generous • layoff said yesterday that the latest vic- charged with 12 months bf expendi- process' server. northern border. It called the re- : Herbert E. Rose, resigned. BLANKETS Hartford, mother of Mrs. Eliza- Ceres; Mrs. Adolph Roberts. Po- denied a zone change from Re.si- jority of the board is req'iiired to in New Yo)'k. alcoholic content exceeds .15 per benefit provisions, were negoti- tim is a 38-year-old New Haven ture.H, but since the town'Was be- Mrs. Jacobson was instructed to port ridiculous. ■ ! The Coventry PT A meeting at beth BetUnger of Hebron, died mona; Mrs. Raymond L. Pender, dence Zone A to Residence Zone C. overrule the TPC's veto. The Allies, in their p’rote.st. cent of alct^ol by weight in the ated. The crucial Issues were sub- ■man. Two Hartford cases were re- hind at the start of the year, it Jordan’s King Hussein prom- 18 p.m. tomorrow will be at the Sunday at Hartford Hospital. appear in Court of Common Plea.* Flora; Miss June D. Loomis, lady Requested by owners of three of Last night the TPG reviewed a charged that interference with the blood." mitted to Garrett, who was chosen ported In Mai'ch remained behind at the end of the ised his support to Hassan in hi.s ' Robcrlsoq School auditorium. Besides her daughter, she Is 8ur.< at 10 a.m. today, as maintainer of assistant steward; and Charles the lots. Charles Morrison, Cath- letter Genc.al Manager Richard ambulance was a'^ violation of their The committee also expressed by President Kennedy as the neu- Since 1955, cases of "malaria year. also. efforts to restore the monarrhy. Coventry High School varsity vived by her husband, Albert C. the TPC's documents. . Raisch; three-year member of the erine Guinipero, and the East Park Martin ' had .sent the directors, war-worn occupation rights 4n all . Its general opposition "to any leg- tral man on the arbitration board. have held at levels averaging less "These unrecorded liabilities Sana radio said today that the soccer team will pla.v Eilingtoii Kaeser; a son in Anchorage, Alas- The court is hearing am action executive. committee. Really Co. disagreeing with the TPC and of Berlin. The Russians, refusing islation which would subject the Under* the decision, when the than two per year. The highest must be charged against future ap- new Yemeni regime will ban U.S. High Tliiirsday, in Ellington. ka; her step-mother of West Hart- which waa brought before it a year Neighbors complained at the lu'glng the acceptance of the mu- to accept the protest, gave their operatdr to a loss of license for re- railroad wants to discharge teleg- propriations in order for-the town oil companies fro)n prospecting in Teacher AMes ■rhe cross country tea>n will run count on record occurred In -1946 ford: a brother of Beaufort, N.sC., ago, and whose history goes back Sept. 24T P C hearing on (he p40- nicipal bu)1ding site. u.sual comment that the matter fusing to take any tests, either raphers It must give the union ad- to have all its liabilities recorded its teriltory unless the United Volunteer mothers aasisting with again.st Ellington High on Thurs- when 466 ca.ses were reported, most and grandchildren. to 1958. posed change thait the land ea.st of Tlie plannci's felt that the man- was one for Ea.st,Germany's Com- chemical or otherwise.” vance notice and discuss the 10 Slates recognizes the revolution- classes at South Coventry Coopera- day, and wHl meet Avon High of them men who had returned Funeral services will be held to- at the end of some future year. In' January 1958 George Bryan Parker St, was predoinlfiantly agep's letter wa.s not sufficient to munist regime. The Allie.s refuse (Chemical tests are not mahda- matter. ary government. tive Nursery and Kindergarten this Saturday in tliat town from military service. morrow at 1 p.m, at the Newkirk They consi-st mostly of accrued a.sked the TPC to change a 55-acre rural, and shtnild be kept that way. change their minds, but did ask to deal with the satellite govern- tor>’" in intoxication cases at the But Garrett ruled, that final ac- The broadcast said the Yemen week include Mrs. Ernest Zanotti, Coffee Hour Set Infectious mononucleosis eased and Whi,tney Funeral Home, , 776 payroll and social security taxes, tract north of Rt. 15 from Rural They suggested development to the for new information from fire in- ment. which they do not rec- tion was ultimately up to the rail- government had already informed Mrs. Thomas Therkelsen, Mrs. Em- A coffee hour honoring De:no- present time but are frequently off to 15 cases last week, seven Farmington Ave., West Hartford, and amounted, in all funds, to $82,- Residence to Residence Zone A. w est on the south siiie of Center surance underwriters about the ' ognize. road, a management decision. U.S. oil representatives of its de- ery Boulette, Mrs. Ernest LeDoyt made with the consent of ^ e ac- less than the, previous we6k. Most with the Rev. E. Kingsland Van 038 at June 80, 1962, as compared’ Bryan said he intended to put cratic candidates at the, state lev- St., if more offices were needed in best location for a central fii e-| Oerman guard? apparently This principle, enunciated earli- cision. and Mrs. Raymond' Caouette. In cusedl. infectious " childhod" diseases re- Winkle officiating. Burial will be to $89,838 the year before." el, as well as the local, will be held that-s^tion of town. hou.se, and the difference in in- ; gmpd two East Germans trying to er by a WTiite House emergency I up 130 homes on the property over charge of cleaning Saturday will The committee noted in its re- mained a very low levels, said Dr. In Falrvlew Cemetery, West Hart- These debts, which will be paid from 3 to 4 p.m. Thursday at the smance rates at veriou.* locations. 1 (|,p Sorec River to the West board which exarnlned the Issues, a three or fouriyear period. be Mrs. Boulette, Mrs., Richard' M. A'change rcq'uV-sted b.v Franklin part that the major difficulty cur- Foote. ford. from the 1962-63 budget, amount home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Also considered last night were Monday night. The mother of one The TPC turned down the re- Clay and Mrs. Jolin Allen. Mdr/* slla- for a property on the ONLY rently in the trial of cases where is one all the nation’s railroads to $70,083 In the general fund, Bradle.v on Rt. 31. Anyone inter- the towii-s final land use inap, a „f ,he men trying lo escape saw Friends may call at the funeral quest becau.se, they said, the area Rep. Miller’s D^ath . i»:e k .idogtrl'')) cms:< will vi.sit til.) .side of E. Middle Tpke., and chemical tests have been made have been seeking as a means of $41,467 In the fire department ested is cordially invitedi Mr.*, street, widening project, and loCa- .,he .shooting from the we.slern Speeder Caught ^ home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. lacked adequate sewer facilitie.s. the Ranger Andy television show extended by the TPC from River- ^15,88 tvns in getting Dr. Abraham Stol- ending what the carriers call fund, $4,535 in the water fund and i Bradley, hostess, will be assist tion for a new school. » , ^^nk and collapsed. ‘‘featherbedding," their term for lYESTBROOK (AP) — A (Sales The^proposed homes would be too Blow lo Democrats in Hartford, tomorrow, meeting at side Dr, to the east side of Arnott 'rhe ^ TPC approved various man, state toxicologist, as a wit- John T. Prior Sr. $2,451 in th sewer fund. : b.v Ren. and Registrar of Voters East German- guards also fired unneeded workmen. Ferry mafi was arrested today af- close for safe use of septic tanks. 2 p.m. at Kingsbury House. Tlicre ; Rd., was appi'ovetl. changes on the m$(i detailing the. Flat or oontonr ntyh's in pink, ness Hence, he .should be given The auditors recommend that There was also considerable op- Mrs. MUdred C. Hiltgen, Registrar The change, from. Re.sldence on a West Berlin police car that Today’s arbitration is likely to ter leading police on a fast chase John Thomas Prior Sr., 65, of (Continued from Page One) will be no class In the morning for I of Voters Mrs: Bessie 1. Strack. future use of town land. Discussed hn(i“ruVhVhit. appearances in court would be Mr.. Prior was born Dec. 17. fund. Instead, the board should Bryan took the TPC's rejection who feared commercial develop- control; double bed, slnj;**' con- ments with other unions. State Police said that John Oat- a successor. . * Mrs. Kenneth Doolittle, Mrs. C. R. ; 4-H Club Eleets • reseivalions. , ...... facilitated. 1896, in New York City, and lived forward them to the collector of to the Court of Common Pleas in ment of the properly below their trol or double bed, dual control. Garrett also ruled that: fieid. 23, driving an auto reported Reincke and Mrs. M arry Cohn, ‘ The Coventry 4-H Desserts and The widening of Ha.vnes St., offi- in Manchester for 24 years. He revenue, said the auditor. Hartford, but the court upheld the Miller's wife, Katherine, was in hillside lots. — The railroad must give the un- stolen M New York, struck two Volunteer mothers at North Cov- Designs Club ha.s elected Janet cially in the hands of the geneial Captain Sniteiioed was employed at Hamilton Stand- planners’ ruling. Washington at the time of the ac- Opposition wad recalled when ion 90 days notice before abolish- cars, climbed a 50-fool embank- The petty cash fund should be entry Cooperative Nursery and Fuller, president; Kim Kilpatrick. manager, was brought up for re- ^ FpHiout G a n aro l Ct«< trk ard, division of United Aircraft It later became known that the the applicant explained that he Four Are In jured ing a job. This decision, on the ment. and cra.shed into a highway set up at the start of the fiscal cident, with four of their five Kindergarten this week are Mra. ' vice pre.sl'.Icnt; Ellen Kellehcr, scc- view. Commission member Ermano JOHANNESBURG. South Africa Sta«f>>Guord9 Sygfem Corp., before his retirement. subdivksion of the pi'operty was only .sought to convert one hou.se length of notice required, was the fence before he was apprehended. Assistant Fire Cliief Sedrick Straughan of the Town Fire Department explains use of oxygen year with a flat sum^ from which daughtei's, Abigail. 13; Clare, 11; Vaughn Hathaway Sr., Mi's. Ken- I rctarv: Ellen Simmons, treasurer; Garaventa suggested that the TPC (A P )~ T h e captain of the ship i f Two Yo or W ritto ti W «rro nt)f He waa a member of St. Bridg- to have been the work of Irving for use )is profe.ssional offices. only one to which both Leighty No one was injured in the chase, equipment to 29'school children from the second grade class of Miss Sara Bombrla of the Green deductions 'are made during the Marion, 10, and Katherine, 7. neth He.sford. Mrs. Wljliam Lod- Robin Messier, rcpoi'ter and Debra review progi'ess at regular inter- SAVE- that exploded and beached o g oinst defoettvo ports or In Head-on Crash et's Church and Campbell Council, Stich. a West Hartford develop- The . TPC last night docided to and Heineman agreed. but police said the auto Oatfield School on E. Middle Tpke., while two of the children's parents, Mrs. Donald Kuehl and Mrs. Eklward year. Notification of such ueduc- Miller’s olde.st daughter, Amy, 15, der, Mrs. Frank Boyntbn and Mrs. Ci'ane ..ind Susan Ts.vlor, hostess- vals to ensure .that the project is off the coa.st of Portuguese Mb'- m o ttriols K of C. - - er. He was waiting until the I .send iettei's to the complaining —Extra employes should be was driving was seriously dam- J. John.son, look on. A demonstration and talk was one of two presented to emphasize Fire Pre- tions should be sent to the control- has been attending school in Ari- Hemy Ganofskic. Mrs. Michael J. es. Ml'S. William Kelleher. is Icac'- progre.ssing fast enough. zambique la.st .July with 253 lives ftoyen ond Cotton Blo nkot wlH l A head-on collision at nodn today zone change was approved before i neighbor.?, explaining their deajsion guaranteed 40 hours a week, but aged. vention Week. Another firehouse talk and demonstration was presented at 9 a.m. today at Hose Survivors include his wife, Mrs. ler, said the auditor. zona. The family home is In Corte Pesce and Mrs. Bobert PoUerton er. The group is embroidering pil- Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson secre- lost has been sentcncedxtb three N ylo n M nding on Tolland Tpke., just west of 1^. buying the land. j and its implications for future land this can be reduced by eight The • authorities said Oatfield Co. 4 on School St. in which 19 pupils of Mrs. Leona Darling's second and third grade c'^^sses Virginia Ahern Prior; three sons, Another petty cash fund, the Madera, Cr.llf. ■ will clean the classroom Saturday. lowca.ses for its first project. taiy of tlic TPC, reminded the years in pi-ison. the Jolianne.sburg ^ W osho t ond d rits eosily Main St., sent several persons to hours in any week for any |lay on in 1959 he decided to complete use. would be charged with theft of a from Uie Green School were in attendance. (Herald photo by Saternis). Edwin J. Prior of Mendhem, N. J„ one operated by the recreation de- Both California .senators, Clair •ITie American Legion Junior niemhers that the commission had Star reported Moiidky from Lou-! ^ Twin bod ond Doublo bod m o doti Manchester Memorial Hospital which an employe fails to respond the exchange without new zoning, An accompanying charge, es- motor vehicle, evading responsibil- Robert T. Prior of Dalton Pa., and partment with the receipts from Engle, a Democrat, and 'Thomas Legion Auxiliary will meet froni .Mani-hester Evening Herald been blamed for holding up the se- renro Marques,^.Mozambique. with injuries. to a call for work. The railroad John T.' Prior Jr. of Mancheater; and the transfer was made in 3:30 to 5 p.m. tomor)'pw at the tablishing a 20-foot ouiltling lino, lection of a new southeast school The captain' i.ii Mario Nobre ity and reckless driving.. hospitals now have 43 residents in soft drinks and Ice cream, should Kuchel,- a Republican, praised the Coventry correspondent, F. Pau- Sm O ur Compfafe lin e Adolphe L., Vallieres, 53, of 1014 can determine the number of ex- two daughters, Mrs. John T. Don- April of that year. Legion home on W all St. was also approved for the Middle site. V'ieira, o(,,-Lisbon. Hi.s ship cai'- Troopers .said Oatfield sped pa.st psychiatry. be set up differently, said the au- dead congressman from the floor line Little, telephime Pilgrim a n d Basy Terms A v a ila b le W, Middle, Tjike., was admitted to tra employes. ' Nothing further happened, until Tpke. pioperty. Normally C-zoned A board of education candidate ried ipaiiy African troop.s and the scene of a truck fire on the The annoimcement yesterday nelly of Enfield and Mrs. Joseph of the Senate. Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 2-62.11. the hospital with chest injuries and' —The several hundred teleg- Negri of East Hartford: a slater, ditor. Receipts should be for- 1961, when, in July, Stich .sub- 28 will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. land is required lo have but a 15 had told the public last month that labcdret's who panicked ' when it Turnpike, struck one of the ve- said GDdston will devote three- Fire* Prevention Week warded to the collector of revenue, .Pre.sldcnt Kennedy said Miller FREE Purnell Parking a laceration of the right cheek. raphers already laid off by the mitted a subdivision plan for the tomorrow at the Church Com- foot building line. pl.ms for a new school near Spring'\yaS rocked by explasions and i-an hicles there, ran through the toll fifths of his time to the state job. Mya. Henry Ray of Bronxville, "was a progre.sslve legislator, $4.50 P E T M O N K E Y Kis condition is reported’ as gtxxi. railroad should not be entitled and the expenses now paid by this property which was billed as con- munity House on Rt. 44A. Mrs. The gi-avol pit application, sub- and Gai dncr Sts. were being delay;..Jljn the beaches of northern Mo- barrier at the Baldwin Bridge, col- Gladston currently is a research N. y .; 10 grandchildren and sev- strongly dedie ated to his district LIMA, Peru (AP) You can buy He was the only victim admitted to ’both to the layoff benefits recently income should be estimated, and forming to the Rural Residence i milted by Russak Bro.'. of Plain- cd pending the completion of th'e zambique. lided with another car, climbed a associate of the Wenner-Gren eral trieces and nephews. and his country. Grant E. Toothaker' Jr. is lender a pet monkey on the streets of j the hospital. negotiated and the claims for lay- provided for at the start of the fis- Zone regulations. This time the ville for a lot'atlon behind 119 Oak- town's master plan. Thf Star'.s di.spatch said the ramp at Exit 76, and raced through Foundation for anthropologicaU re- Recalls Chicago Fire The rimeral will be held Thurs- “He .spoke with great eloquence a.s.sisted by Mrs. John Rialey and Lima for the equivalent of $4.50. Richard C. Johelis, 18, of Som- off benefits they have filed as cal year. TPC approved, as did the board Mrs. Arnold E. Carlson. Meetings ' land St., was tabled tintll a future , .Mvord-. said that this wa.s not Mozambique representative of the New London streets before losing a search. *■ , ' day at SHs a.m. from the John F. for the need.* of our- people, par- They are brought here from the MARLOWS ers. driver of the other car in- grievances, which are .still pend- tire and crashing into a fence. Tierney Fuperal Home. 219 W. The auditor also recoimnended of directors at an October meet- ticularly In the field of con.scrva- will be every other week. sa)TU’ Jungles at Iquito.s in northern meeting. TPC Chaij-msn Martin the case, and that hij-Avould ai'-; .ship owner.''. Victor Duarte Fcr- MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER volved in the accident, received ing. Manchester schools, businesses and both Town and Eighth Center St., Nvith a solemn high that department heads concerned ing. tion," said Kennedy, who also sent time and place, for all girls of '< Peru. - i Alvord Instructe^l R.vbczyk tb. pre- range a meeting ;wUb Superin-1 reira, waa .sentenced to two years Church Parley Opens lendent of S c h o ^ William Curtis in prison. Both nien planned to minor bumps and brui.ses. Two Garrett ruled that although a District P’ire Departments this week are observing Fire Pre- Maas of requiem at St. Bridget’s with collection of cemetery lot The neighbors objected again. a per.sonal mc.ssage to Miller’s Grades 5 and 6. I One owner .says "they are won- pare alternate plans for the ex- Phom- M I 9-52’2l carrier can go ahead with a pro- Guest of Honor Led by Dr. Thomas M. Healy. Al- cavation. to tentativelyV choose; a n e * v s i t e . ' appeal. pa.ssengers in his car, Wendal P. WEJST H A V E N (API— The Church at 9. Burjal will be in St. charges, sldewaik, water and sew- widow. The Rotary will entertain the I derful little immodest pets." posed job elimination despite un- vention Week. bert Heavi.sldes and Sherwood Brink, 15. and Robert dloutief; 15, HARTFORD (A P )^ T h e Most 0>nnectlcut Conference of Congre- James' Cemetery. \ er as.iessments, review tha old ac- ion objections, the union would not Movies end talks are being pre- Bowers, they asked the Court of both of Somers, were treated for Rev. Arthur Carl Lichtenberger, gational Christian Churches open- Friends may call kt the funeral counts with an eye to clearing be precluded from opposing pro- sented in the schools to a.ssist in Common Pleas to hear an appeal -» lacerations of the face and right presiding bishop of the Protestant ed its two-day annual meeting to- 18 F i r e A l a r m s home tonight and tornprrow from them from the books. posals before regulatory agencies explaining fire prevention. Posters, from the town's decision. Bus Rides Offered knee, respectively. Thb youths were Episcopal Church in the USA, will day and named the Rev. J. Roland 7 to 9 p.m. ’The final recommendation of regarding elimination,, of jobs or and special stickers containing po- They charged that the approved reported returning home from be guest of honor for the Third Palangio as its minister of men During September the auditor was on the town's seiwice. lice and fire emergency phone plana were in "violation of M4n- cla-sses at Howell (ilheney Region- Triennial Episcopal 'Youth Convo- and missions. contribution to the retiremant al- To Ike Day Event numbers, are' being distributed to WUItam L. Finney ' cheater .subdivision regulations al Technical School. cation in Hartford, Oct. 21. lowance fund. * The Rev. Mr. Palangio is minis- school children and business firms Town Fire Chief William C. M a- William L. Pinney, 25, of He- for street construction," permitted Patrolman Le.ster C. Silver Jr,, More than 3,000 young people The pension board should de- The Republican Women's Club BUY ALL ter of the Park Place Congrega- by North End fire officials: son, in his September report of bron Rd., Andover, dle$ early this improper variance.s to subdivi- as.sisted by Patrolman Ronald Rob- from Episcopal churches in Con- termine, with acturlal assistance, 3 S c h o o l b o y s F o o l tlohal CXiurch in Pawtucket. R. I. The Town Fire Department is fires, noted 18 alarms; 14 were for mofnlng at the Mansfield Stated sion regulations, and was not will sponsor bus rides to Hartford erts, are still investigating the ac- necticut are expected to attend. 'the percentage of covered payroll He will assume his new duties next demonstrating and explaining the actual fires, 2 were false alarms, Training School and Hospital. He in accordance with the compre- and back Monday for Eisenhower cident. , The three bishops of Connects to\ be cont^buted to the ifund THE ELECTRIC BLANKETS Secret Service Men Jan. 1, succeeding the Rev. John use of fire apparatus in its fire- 1 was a rescue and emergency was the aon of Arthur E. and hensive plan for the development Day. Th»y will leave the Munici- cut— Bishop Walter H. Gray and R. deSou.sa, who resigned to be- each year, said the auditor. BOSS PAYS UNION DUES houses. call, and 1 was accidental and Hazel P. Rose Pinney. of Manchester. Suffragan Bishops John H. Es come a.s.«iistant to the president of Mr. Pinney was born Sept. 6, Thevgeneral manager should pal Building at 10:30 a.m. There MANCHESTER. England (AP) To Meet JPr^ident Fire Prevention Week, as pro- unneces.sary. They also claimed a number of quirol and J.' Warren Hutchens— Bang'or (Maine) Theological Sem- apply ^Is .percental to the will be a small charge for tra'hs- YOU NEED! —Fifty women cleaners at a Man- claimed by the President, always September's breakdown of fires 1937, in Manchester. damaging effects of such a subdivi- i«V will participate along with six inary: Survivors, besides his parents. town’s covered payroll and in- portation. Hi* che.ster sky.scraper office block falls in the week having an Oc- included six gra.ss and brush fire.s, sion. such ns new traffic problems MINNEAPOLIS (AP)* — Three diocesan archdeacons and other Include a brother, Arthur E. Pin- clude it in the current budget. Former President Dwight D. have been given a 10 shilling The Connecticut giodp Is an tober 9 date. three in motor vehicles, two in sin- created by the narrowness of, the Eiserthower will speak in Bushnell St. Paul high school boys claimed officials. ' * ney Jr., of Hebron; four sisters, The auditor noted ih the re- ($1.40i bonus by their bo.ss—for acting conference of the United It wa.s on Oct. 9. 1871, that the gle re.sidential dwelling.s, and existing streets. Park at noon. In. event of rain the Guest speaker fdr the occasion Mrs. John Malone.v and Mra. W il- port on ."lx town trust funds^that BUDGET THE COST paying ' their trades union sub- today they poeed as German ex- Church of Chi-ist. It joined with great Chic.tgo Fire occurred, tak- three non-building fires. It is this action that is finally progriun will be held in the Bush- will be the Rev. Cation Frederick liam Csstagna, both of Manches- the market value of ' the fund scriptions. change students, bluffed their way the Evangelical and Reformed ing some 250 lives and destroying to be called today. nell Memorial Auditorium. The en- H. Arterton, warden of the Col- Church to form the United Church 17,430 buildings at a loss, of $175 ter. and Mrs. Oliver Lavalee and holdings had decreased by $22.- Seventy other cleaners who past Secret Service men, fooled tire Republicafi slate ticket will WITH YOUR ELECTRIC BILL! lege of Preachers in Washington, of CJhridt. Regional bodies of the million.* At today'.s cost of build- Mrs. Ramond Campbell, both of 005, from $497,840 in 1961 to were in arrears with their pay- Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minne- be in attendance. D.C. various churches—conferences and ings, the loss would have been in Hebron. $483,272 in 1962. ments have had ^ 1 ' their dues sota and met President Kennedy Those interested in bus trans- A special choir, made up of stu- synods— now are In the process of the billlon.s. About Town Private funeral services will be paid by the bow, Ernest Wood, in his hotel quarters In MInneap-' U A R Bolsters portation )uay call Mrs. Roger dents from St. Margaret's Girls reorganization. held Thursday at the Watkins- managing direfitor of the Midland oils Ia.st Saturday., In 1920, President Woodrow Wil- Bagle.v. 66 Dale Rd., or leave their School in Waterbury and Kent Washington Lodge, LOLI, will West Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen- RenovaUng' Company Limited. Bill Watters, 17, and two other The e.xpected 600 dcleg'atcs will son proclaimed Fire Prevention names at Republican ' headquai-- School In Kent, will sing under the meet Friday at 8 p.m. in Orange ter St. The Rev. Willard E. Tho- ‘‘We ^id this so none of the 17-year-old seniors, Roger Magnu- hear various reports and sneeches Day as OcJ;. 9. In 1922, President Rain Stalls 5th Yemeni Rebels ters, 511 Main St., by Saturday. direction of Raymond Glover, or- Hall. mcn, pastor of First Church _of ' women would be out of benefit son and Daniel Norstedt re- during the donfercncc's 95th an- Warren G. Harding issued the ganist and choirmaster at Christ nual meeting in the First Congre- first proclamation for Fire Pre- (Jhrtst (Congregational, Andover, *e ^ With their union,’’ he explained. hearsed their German exchange (Continued from Page One) Church Cathedral. gational Church of West Haven. vention Week, an annual observ- will officiate. Burial will be in SeriesG>ntest Another company official. Cliff student act' by working dn Ladles of the Zipser Club will Towmsend Cemetery, Andover. YOU CAN USE THIS CARD Greaves, said: - ‘We want to keep In addition, the Rev. Dr. N a - ance of the famous fire. Succeeding meet tonight at 7:30 at the club- accents. * n ~ There will be no calling hours. ' government building and more the cleaners as one big happy The three went to the hotel Rarnum Group Elects thanael M. Guptill will be installed presidents -have since ^proclaimed house. (Continued (roqi Page One) were unloading fiopi a U.A.R. the week each year. Liggett family. We Ihsten to all com- where Kennedy .stopped overnight BRIDGEPORT (AP)-Bradford as new superintendet of the con- ship at the So\1et-built port of Town Fire Chief William. C. Ma- jJlaints. We even transferred two last week while on a political tour N. Warner has )>een chosen presi- ference. He Is former director Story Circle, South Methodist Dark of the Hodeida, 100 miles awav. son arid Eighth District Chief male sujjervisors who were too in behalf of Democratic congres- dent of the Barnum Festival So- of the Council for Church and Min- Churcji, will meet tomorrow at relying on Jack Sanford. "W e do not care if there is a Factory Specialt Francis Limerick today asked all Funeraig MKMBORSHie CARD bossy with the women.” sional candidates. ciety. His election last night com- istry of the United Church of 10:30 a.m. at We.sley Hall. Mem- threat," the rebel premier. Col. 1 citizens of Mancjiestcr to "join The stadium lights were turned After a short conference guards pleted the organization for Bridge- Christ, and succeeds the Rev Dr. bers will work on articles for a Abdullah Sallal, 40, told the news- Jitmes F. English of Hartford. with us in trying to prevent fires on early, ca.sting an eerie glow oft' took them to Humphrey's room port's 1963 Barnum festival, W SCS Christmas Fair Oct. 20. Mrs. Joseph Zadrozny men. “ We can depend on our- The EleefNe Bhnket Cluh down the hall from the presiden- staged by the society. from" happening. Keep alert for the puddles on the tarpaulin. The selve.s and our friend.?.” fires and report any fires without The funeral of Mrs. Joseph 1 ...... ' " - '■■■' tial suite. Magnusdh said. While Warner is an executive in W a r- Manchester Lodge of Ma.sons Zadrozny, 159 Oakland St., was 8jlr was soggy with the tempera- The U.A.R. Middle East News ^ 1 ACCOUNT delay.'; FiAUB --- waiting for Humphrey, the unex- ner Brothers Co„ Bridgeport. The will go to the Holmes Funeral held this morning from the Walter Agency .said 10.000 volunteers are PJUMREI Cliie'f Mason said an estimate

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» - ^ . ’ X:' ' ' PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAJ^CHESTEE, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,‘MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY,'OCTOBER 9, 1962 PAGE ELEVzEH ■ s BUG(tS BUNN> DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE i with MAJOR Hf’OPLE ’s NO WONPER SHE eoT> , 1 6UESS THAT ANSWERS 1 IRKEP; IS SHE TOO MY QUESTION I : T H 0 J6MT NA WAS GIVIN'.-THAT BURNEP UP T ’HAVE TO PETUNIA PER HER , TH' PARTY/PORKV? CP‘ .WHAT'* ALL TM16 BI&'TALK AB^UT V .IRTHPAV' GUIN© '-dOUR br ot her OVER TMAT Antwtr So Prtviou* PunI* 1 l5lp,9UT THEV NOU' LL HAVE GOLD MINE. ? DONT ANSWER M6 •**' 3UST Songstress PUT ON TOO MANV TO ASK K EEP CHEWINS and USTEN/-" in THE FIRST PLACE-, 3ARE HOOPLE.YOU ISOLD HIM ^HE MIF4E AND HE'S GOT CANPLES.AN' SHE ACIIOSS 11 French verb Finding the pins to his lik- SAVE IT PLENTY OF WITNESSES.' THERE'5 NOT GOiNGTO BE AM'/ . 12 Explain LAWSUIT, Of? I ’LL s u e YOU FOR UNPAID BOARD BILLS 1 Songatreaa, ing, fotTher town duckpin BACK TO Franda 19 Streeta (ab.) TSPIE Running ba ck i5'yeARSj'— Vou’owe metfiq 7 This----- , „„.21 Indulge champion, Larry Bates, came E V E RY GR a V Y SFIOT O N YOUR V e ST, A N D repreaented the'?^ Handled up with a big night in the Res- Fpthergill Rolls 165, — . y ^ H A T '6 P LE NTY.' ___ U.S. at a aong » Required 1=!MH festival in 24 Deiqons rj taurant I.«aguev The left- IG H /^ T i Poland 25------:asao U!l handed throwing W ipM pinner 13 Proceeds 2* American- (ab.) I-?] rolled 145-127-188 for 481. his 188 14 French 30 431 in C h u rc h L eag u e I 4.qt>v*i ' 29Motheri and 461 to la 's being: new se*"®'" Pwt WfM In*. marks. \ /e-9 u«. Pit en /o lelequHal17 Finale “ ?” Jacob ‘Sm (Bib.) ibl 43 Nautical term SO Hypothetical AM E structural unili The pins took a beating bn all ISCompaM point 31 Low sand hill 44 Guenon lanes'W lth thepe fine score*: Riwtnd Automatic pin .setters were extra busy in the Churc\i Duck- AU.Y OOP BY V. T: HAMLIN monkey 51 You c a n ----- By EARL YOST 20 Tiny 38 Period of time 46 Bruin her on televiiioi Irirh 1.38X 379.. Howie Hafnntbtj "pin LeaKUe this season with Ralpli Fothergill showing the Husky . Chief . Halftown,...... a full SOME PEOPLE SURE WELL, I WOULDNT WANT , 21 Securei 41 Pause* I 47 Brazilian tapir 53 Age 136 390. Lou GlorgetU 1:158 382. I HATE TO SAY THIS,OOtXA, WELL, YOU 25 Drawing room 42 Vend 48 Coarse file 54 Permit way. The latter, established new records in both the | btooiiru’s^'eca inTiitn.’’can “come ■Ur ALLEY'S CERTAINLY J KNOW HOW GO TO A LOT OF TO SOUNO PREJUCHCEP J(^ 28 Rose in vapor Dick Krinjack 155 357, W.alt Hi- and string categories with 165 and 431 totals. The old | back to i^t.snohesier any time. The TROUBLE JUST TO BUT-. liniiki 136 351. Ed Bujauclus 149 MAKING A MESS OF MY HIPPEP HE 32 Gather T“ 2 3 6 6 r- 1“ r" w r rr marlLS were 162 by Andy Lamour former thi ee-sporl- bu-sehail, bas- KnCHS«l WITH HIS ^,^-f IS ABaiT BE PROGRESSIVE, 33 Bristly 1—360. Andv LamOureaux 135-139 138, Bill C arlin 3.55, Gordon Buck . COFrtE-MAKING; V PROGRESS I IT SE E M S TO ME / eaux and 431 by Sonny Chandler. ketball and fpotba]! star made 13 14 !—398, Gene Pipbeuf 1v7.T.5q. Ed 351. . R av Bean 374, Paul Aceto another fine inipression on bowi.ers 38 Old Testament Pa ' making a name for hlimsetf on the 40 Impedes ! Fra'^ier .36-'. Pau’ Donnellv 379. Ijamoureaux and Oakman. Lou Brunswick promotional, .-laff, the m polished lanes.’just mis.scd the 400 42 Curdle milk 21 22 : Bui"t C laughsey 368, P a ’il CorrenU DellaFcra’s 92 without a mark Chief als() won over a group of (dial.) ;358. Cirl Bolin 3.57, Flav Johnson Clu'o. failing by tw(( pins. A 138 stands as a one game record. Oak- 45 Nautical rope 25 26 5T fr 30 31 single helped attain a 39 Stotal. youngsters in tlie child nen’s ward 48 Preclude H 135, Jim M artin 135, Ron Orsini man ia the leading shooter with a at Manchester Memorial ftospital. 49 Girl’s name 1 145 377. Bill Sheckey 137, Skip lAKHY BATKS Next in line came Stan Grzyb .128.6 average with l>amouresux j a He found time to diop in, wearing 52 Moon goddesa K earn s I.*.! 368 and N ino Pp.gsnl 145— 385, W arren Cliandlcr 13.5 • next at 124.10. Chandler Ls at an full Indian regalia, to say hello and 55 "Uncle" 11 .354. 375, L#anu>ureanx 138 -374, A rt even 124 with Bill Faber next at 14 35 help brighten the day or the chil- 56 iiandlea k Tins?, 138 373, Ike Coleman 135— 121.8. Rounding out the top 10 57 Renta 11 Oddity of the nl.^ht was Jim Caterers Lead dren^ SB Petty prince S7 38 Bell’s 330 attained on single games 375, H arold Bonham 144— 363, Ben are Bill Chapman U5.9. Bill Carlin Now 4.5, but the picture of health, Grzyb 151—363, Lou Gagnon 139 115 .5, Bean 115.3. Ed Cha.se 114.11, CARNIVAL BY DICK TU R N ER 1 of 110. and with an appetite lo match his DOWN 4d 1-36.3, Bill E’abcr 147 —3,54, Tony Dick Qiiilitch 114.1 and Glen Ni- 8T.ANDIN08 size, the Indian's visit was prin- 1 Cavern K a c e y League ; Yacono 136- 350, John Gaudino col 112.3. 2 Range part 42 45^ 44 VT IT •W. U P e t. cipally to get more people interest- 3 Matgrasa Marco Polo .;...... 9 3 .750 PRISCILLA’S POP RV \ L VLK1\. R e(L in 10 pin bowling and al.*!0 tn m-. 4 Yugoslav city 49 50 51 53 P a ’*anl C a te r e r s ...... 9 3 .750 conduct clinics, snowing the. right 5 Island (Fr.) Oak Grill ...... 8 4 .667 6 Worms 66 By 10 Streak Continues for Goiangos way to roll the big balls. In five Marinelli's A uto...... 7 5 .58-3 years with Brunswick. Halftown \ 7 Thoroughfares Opening up a 10-game lead, Pn- 8 Anger V Deci’s ...... 6 6 .500 has pa.s.scd along bow ling tips to an 6t 66 gani’s Caterers ’ is enjoying the 9 Novel • i Walnut R est...... 6 6 ..500 estimated 100,000 bowlers of ali 10 Chew T rudon M o to r s ...... 6 7 .417 lofty atmosphere of first plan^i W i t h J S e w D u s t y LoopTRecord atop the Knights of Columbus Ten aRP-s. 3k , . / VIlOE VIORU) I Gus Grlnde-"s...... 4 ’ 8 .333 Three da.vs a week, Monday. Jon-D i’.s ...... 2 7 222 Pin League. Paul Dodge Pontiac VVhen a fellow g e ls hot, yoUi> Bolton I,’ pirds high scores wefe turned in as fol- write a .sea.son high into the. Park-i Fine scores collected were by Indian conducl.s his own television ffMii’.A low.s: .OKmiSKW ade Dus'.y League record book. Bob Richardson 224. Bill. Oppelt show in Phiiaelphia having been on BlGdbUSr-TOWO!203W, ^ —-- Phil D esJordins 201 558. Tom New league high single of 155 With a 603 eftorl, Goiangos' 704 j &07, Ernie Whipple 206, Bob Ar- video for 13 yea. .-;. Saturdays and Hobin ’203 550, Hank VVittke 5.50, was achieved in the Commercial nold 203; Bud Ohihof 200. Goian- Indian Chief Oftevs Peace Pipe at Hospital was turned in this week by Vera I Siinday.s ai"e reserved for.publii- ap- I shot an arrow And watched o It fell to e a r th But now Htlinski Jr. 214, Joe. Childs 206, Leaguc. gos 202-204 and Paul Krebs 554. Hey, Mom I A real Indian! That waanlie reaction of Bill McDonald, left, of Bolton, and Hooker of the Early Bli-ds Bowling Maho Frattaroli 202, Ted Klejna pearanec.s he said over a full course in t h e a ir I knew not where 1 know ) lunvhebn at CkVey's, Francis Tursi of Wapping, last week when Chief llalftown, a full blooded.Seneca In- League, ^ e also had a .365 triple, 201. 'V tops for the week In that deport- No longer a cftqipotitive league i dian, pkid a surprise visit t^the Children’s Ward at Manchester Memorial Hospital. STANDINGS BONNIE RY JOE CAIMPHELL ment. bowler. Halftime said that he had L Chief Halftm\’n, a professk;^! 10 pin howler with Brunswick, appears at the Parkade .Scoring leaders also included Flo '■ W . Pet. the lowest average on hi.s team in Pagani’.s Catcrera ....36 .900 W7~ Ijanes for tw'o days. His^yisit to the hospital was well received, both,by the youngsters Niles 144-349. Edn.a Clin.slenscrt Philadelphia, jigst a sivide under HEV/ YOU SURE Dodge Pontiac ...... 26 .650 200, when he decided tp join ‘ and adults. Above lie dbtplays his peace pljie. to Tursi while appearing in full Indian 131-342, Marvanne Pirzanella 1.32- .600 FOOLED ME. I 162. M o riartv B ros...... 24 Brunswick. dress. The chief ex h ^ ted an Indian dance and sang an ■ Indian Song before leaving. E & S Gage ...... 22 .5,50 THOUGHT you - The Blue Bird.s and Swallows are (Herald Photo by„^into.) . • Shea's Nutmegs ...... 22 .5,50 Thunks l« the iiiuiiy bowlers who \WgRE IN leading the stapdines —each with Lappen Insurance ...22 .550 !£J. an 8-4, record. have taken the time to dmp u iidte,\ Empire Tool ...... 18 .450 IIOLIU.AY JR . BOYS — Mike els 132, Edie CorrenU 130-1.53-392, HERE / STANDING.S or to call in. in n'giirds to llie new , Fogarty Bros. .. .400 D.ivis 1,32^349, Kip Has.selt 122, Rose B ean 127, F ran C randall 127, T nesilaj edition tMiwIing page of SEULOW/ I'M * W 'Girardin Const. . .400 Larry LorenWen 12i, Terry Kelley Olive Rossetto 132, Helen McCann WHAT COLORS \ Blue Birds __ ; ...... 8 Tl» Herald. With the full coopera- ■2”i:M sn. Surplus ... .3.50 115, Jim VValz 118. . ' 346. Vi C hapm an 1.31-348, Doris 'Nlt4.yOUV^EAR?\ ' NOT SHOWING UP. Swallows ...... 8 tion from all, bowling lions,, man. SOS ■ f'i'ldramo Con.sl. .350 Grisel 140-342, Marie Fuller 144- agrments, league seeretarhs and R"gles...... 7 .250 ’s Lose First .58’! Caron Electric .. SA PL IN G S— Elsie M iner 134. 370, Anna M. W'hile r25, Jo Le- bowlers, the fiqituiv will 1k ’ eOn- Bluejay.s ...... 6 .500, ______, m ire 148-372, Helen Loddy 137, Robins ...... 6 Ihiuoil tioal of all III pinners Is -do fill-K.**— R ay B eauregard 138, R uth M cIntosh 125-.335, Flo K loler a iierfCet 309 single game — I” CYJ.'VI P A ( T. S — I j i tr y Flnmlngoe.s ...... 5 .417 HOLIDAY Jerry Clarke l-16-.38(l, Harold 129-.344, E dna G allow av 145-145- strike*—and a 701) so . The first .417 Z im m erm an 1.38-360, Joan Zim - Snarrova ...... 5 Wood . 14 1-378, John Madigan 3,56, 110, M arie G allow ay 1.36-.352, Dot m an f,i reach fh,-' 700 s,*t w as Crows...... ,5.417 m erm an 142-339. P ete Zerio 135- Bob W agner 356. V allerand 133. John Goiangos a week, ago hi . the Blackbirds ...... 5 .417 .356 Lmi Butcher 112-380, A1 I* wn j»L M. TM. *<.»*>*• a«- ^^9 Whelan Features ( onim ercial .10 Pin laqigtio ivhftee Peacocks ...... 4,333 lM ailh o t 130, Lou C astelli 127. HOLID.VY .Ik., G IRLS— B a r- K>-9 C3Smi>§4tlL-^ iir * ? GREEN M.ANORETTE.S Betty th ree gam es to taled Till .. Ton,v *lnttMtd of gottingf away from It all. Pet how about After three weeks of play, bara McNeill 120-126-338, Joan Giraltis, veteran dnekphmer and Urbanctli 116, Phyllis Dosler 117. Haefs 185-460, Carol Duncan 184- JU D D SAXON RY KEN BAU) and JERKY BRONDEIELD staying home ana keeping tome of it?" there is but one defeat tacked |' 481. H e tty Richard.son 459. now an able 10 pin roller, has set On the record of pace settingi Kathy Campbell 129, Nancy Webb his sights iHi a TOO this season. Hi.s H a 1 f of Loop Barber Shop Gang Holds Lead 120-115. Me.HAVPEN, IF YOU HAVEN'T 6UESSEP .MONDAY HOUSE LEAGUE— b.“st effort has been 613. BY THAT SREETlNfi,! CAN TELL YOU / Holiday Lanes in the fast Y| ♦ • » THAT THE TCST$ SHOW /VRE. TFCKCLL Wednesday Night Bowling! HOLIDAY s... »30YS — John Ed Kosak 213-670, Stan Baniviage 213-676, Ed F ontana 210. Rules for publishing ’ bowling IS NO PARALYSIS. LITTLE SPORTJ^ BY ROUSON League. Don Willis manageil I III D e a d 1 o e k In Commercial Ten Pin League McNeill 123-127*342, Ron Lepak news each week are simple. Get the tn take one of three points from' 112-118-3.5S, R andy , S m ith 119- standings and top scores into 'The .AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Ken the leaders at the moat regent First place in the CommerciaU, 553 Norm Moris-setto 227. Ron 142-370, ' G ary G allagher 117. Herald office not later than 24 For Top Spot Dave F'ody 127, Mike Lautenbach ' Dstrinsky 377, Dick Desry 358. hours after a match. Copy would meeting. Ten Pin League still belongs to Custer 214, Bill M'right; 207, Bob Veteran Charlie Whalen copped j 117, H ow ard Holmes lib , Bol) . bo printed Standings will be used A rnol(i'204, T ony G irailia 202, ,Vr- MERCANTILE LEAGUE*—Russ the week’s honors with a 153 single] "Room at the Top” is getting Bob’s Barber Shop this week—still mand Nourle 202, Paul Abcrt 200 H yde 118. B ruce Leone 115, Art.] of leagues \vhen .space permits, and a 4L4 triple. . ) .sca’ce in (he Merchants League. a two-two game-margin. Hut now Rivard 119, Tim McNamara 118, i W'ilson set a .season high witii a 98 top leagues getting preference. and Bob Landoline 200. Skip'-’KcIly 115. without a mark. Other leaders were Among the duckpinners, men with Just missing the 400 Club by two Three teams D,art’.s Dairy,-WTiite there’s only one second-place ! S T A N D I N G S pin.s were ex-minor league baseball (rla.ss and Vic’.s .Soda Shop —are PeteYSpelas 3.54, W alt Stanley 354, 135 a n d s to and b e ttq f .scores will challenger (Little Joe’s Texaco) W. L. Pet. FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE—'Zip S w tsk i 135, N ick T w erdy 143. be noted while the. ifiinimuni for pitcher Ed Kovis and Mailman ,Ihe knotted for the lead—find In a six-' instead of the three tied for run- Bob’s Barber Shop .28 12 700 Twaronite. The former had a 141 team league Marge Petlingill 458. Annie Gag- j women sifialj pinners, to get their nerup honors a week ago. Little Joe’s ...... 26 12 .650 non 187, Ken Hesford 226-564, ; name into print„l» 1-3^ and 3,3.5. For single while 'fw aronite’.s 140 help- Haiw Duplin .stipplantijd Mike The leaders swept eight points Roy Motoi-s ...... 24 16 .600 Denhup as the weekly leader. He C.ai'L Sw anson 209. | 10 pins, minimOtii men's singles are ed e rec t a .398 th ree strin g total. this week as did Nelco Tool. The Barlow’s T.V...... 24 16 .600 ScoU Sets Record had a .377 triple but was beat out 200 totals and 5.50 and over for Other good games were rolled by latter team moved from a tie for i Nelco Tool .24 16 .600 three strings; Women must hit 175 B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Ton.v Marinelli 136 -391, Lari y for high .single honors bv Charles i __, ____ SIMI.AY' MIXED DOUBLES^ • t __ ninth to a deadlock for third.I B u r n s i d e A u t o ...... 22 18 .550 Alva Dcmcelte 130-359, Chuck With Big 434 Set and 425, or over, scores for the Bates 1.52- 371, A1 Pirkey 368. Ed Ecabert sHl. Duplin s one-game , individiial .22 18 .5,50 lUi'/;/. SAWVLi BY ROY CRANE VE spcuufiv MV TtDMGUe! high was 139. Other leaders were . Lou Genovesi took Dean .Machine .... M cDonnall 135. ’’he.adlines.” . 6 Ad ! the riUMILlATlOwl r Tkfe Mouthful of backl ash 11 Bujaucius 137—304, Charlie Var- single andd &621 Man. Upholstery . .22 18 ,550 ricic 137--361. John Reider .3.59, E'abcrt 369, John Morton 3,59. A1 I " 25( Stratospheric 434 triple by Ed ' WEa, THERES HOT MUCH ABOVE u - the shame! thegriefJ-- triple. Jdhn Goiangos, who set an W illie’s ...... 20 20 .500 GUYS AM) GAI..S—Bill Pound ScoU highlighted this week’s ae-\ Howie -Hampton 357, Art Johnson Pirkev 365 and Frank I,*rson 1'35. | „500 W «K. V CROUNP AT ONE OF THESE BASES... I STANDINGS all-time record last week with his A.B.A Tool ...... ,20 2(1 12r)-l‘22-348. Jim G riffin 129, Bob tion in the Holiday Commercial AHENTfON GIRLS B m «TTws ; JUST A FEW TRAP DOORS AND ACRES .353, Fred McCurry 351, Erv Rus- 704 set, settled back tow ard the Manchester Sand . .2(1 '20 .500 Hue.stis 132-116-345, Sue Boris o 1;H.AKLIE WHALEN- League. His hig night included Join In 1'he Riwre.stion SOME GOOD OF CONCRETE AHP A RADIO TOWER. coni 141 and B undi T arca 137. rest of the boys. Ho did come Willis Garage ...... 18 22 .450 131-121-366. Steve Klock 127, * 0 * Dart’s Dairy ..... single strin g s of 142, 173 and 119. Everyone Is Talkhi.g .\bmit ^PKTURES! ST.ANDINOS through with a 214 game, though. Hillside Package . . 16 24 .400 Bcvcclv S m ith 126. • Others in the "high scorer” W. L. Pct.- W hite (lla.s.s ...... Vic's Soda Shop . Other leaders include Dick. Jack’s Coffee ...... 12 28 .300 HO LID AY VVIVE.S— Lori Sini- category included Paul Donne”-- Holiday Lanes . .. . ___ 11 1 .917 Home Eiifjineer.s a' )- ■ Commiinitv Press Hughes 203 566. ,Joe Pallazzi White Eagle Rest. .10 30 ,250 c io p t 135-.3;{.5, F ran Jam aitLs 136. 133-r60-404. Tony Marinelli 136- Willis Garage ...... 7 5 ..583 Moriartv Bros. . . . 202—.557, Dave Hennequin 209 Conn. Motel ...... 10 30 .250 No rm aCom r t n e y . 1 3 4 - 1 2 9 - 3 6 3 . .’!.56. R alph S tark w en th er 149-3.57. ... . 6 6 ,500 .'Vi'U.,! Man. Motor Sales . In Thret>-Vi aY; Conran’s Ins...... W illie Koet.sch 130-3.51, I*arry BOW LING Allen’s Market . .. ___ 4 8 ,3.33 PARKADE B.ANTA31S — John Gleason 141, D irk .McConville H i IG’gistrations Still 0|ien Foil Maple Service ...... 4 8 .333 Throe- w ay/fie for fir.st place Doian 173-422, Steve Biiris 401, 129, Notin Ddy 132, .lack Kosky li. CorrenU Ins ...... 4 8 .333 Methodists Remain in the Home Engincens League, in- ■Tlir<‘e-(»aiiie Lead Don Childers 401, ,Iim Soslman 129, P aul Acefb 127 and Jack WEDNESDAY cludes the Duffers, 4-Aces and Atop Church Lead 171, Rudi W ittk e 168. Coliell 126. FI.AVORE'TTE.S—Clara Mathie- DustgriC each with 11-.5 records, F<»r Ruthibelles I*cnox Pharm ai-y and- Boltiuel- •on 131—349, Mllly McCruden 126.11 ^ tier trio only a game back are PARKADE GIRUS Judy Arner lo Nursery share the league lead, 3 P.M. J U N IO R H I G H e Smokers, .Spare Timers and R etaining a four-gam e edgfe. r^SeSRES 452. each with 6-3 records, Vacuums. Bell (els were ringing in the South Methodist’ No. 1 is still the CONSTRUCTION LEAGUE — STANDINGS Morningbelle League this week for MORTY MEEKI.R BY DICK CA V A LLI Honors in individual scores this leading team in the Inter-CHurch Scotty Howat 184-128- 391; Red GUY.S AND DOLUS Bob Min- W L. Pc* ' 3*30 P.M. Sfh and the Ruthibelles who Igad the loop week we.nl to plane Wallis with a Ten Pin League this week. They O akm an 137-359, Joe R oSetto 131- nich rolled a 269 for a new high Lenox Pharm acy ...... 6 3 .667,1 MICKEY EINN * ANR I,EON API) It's McBRIDE'S For flashv 529 triple and Harriet Parks hy "y three■-m'-’v games,B»me.v Olgavnga (Jollav«ua was top St. Bridget’s and St. James, 346, Nondo Annulli 155-38Q, Joe single. -He also had a 554 triple. Botticello Nurs. N....6 S . 6 6 - 6rii G RADERS WHAT AN - wRl a 189 .single. O th er leaders: th is w eek s high .scorer w ith 127 tied for the second slot. Ml.sseri 136-358, Red G rout 149-350, Among other high keglers were Man. Motor Service ...5 4 .5,56 , A Complete \Aiie Of Leading pin topplers this week 5 .144 : sig n I ’p .At The AIR-RAID were,; leane Greene 179-465, Bea ^nd 339 while Ruth Ostrardcr tum- Burk Plank 128, Carlo Petrlcca Phyllis Sienda 185, W es P age 246, Hollywood Service .... I QARKN6GG FALLG, vvijiiis 18 2- 5d in a 92 w ithoid a m ark. 135-363, Al H ow at 128, Bfll T hurs- George Lamson 213. Butch Fagan Man. Motor S a les...... 4 5 ,4.14 i WARD&IX 5 Bagiey 187-45J, .ST.4NDINGS Maiiohester Bowling Grt*en WILLIAMS HASN'T-Y THEY'RE BREAKING GOING ANPA PBACeFUL 178, M ary Roediger 175-499, M ar- ' Frank Ruff 202—556, Hank ton 143-368, Al G rayson 133, Don 210, R oland SniiCi 705. . ’' Hilliardville Lunch ..,.4 5’ .4-1 : WOULD HAVE Pet. hVittke 220 -578, Stan Hilinski COMPLETED AAANY I THROUGH ON HIMi TO HAVE SILENCE 6 eTTL66 BOWLING ion Hislc'y 472. Marge .Smith 464, W L F lavell 126.-343. John M orton 352, Dod.ge "P ontiac ...... 4 5 .444 I or Tel. Ml 9-39H1I—MI 9-*’ii8 TOOAY, MtCKEY/ SBETHAT/ y) TO RUN! AflACe. J ; R u t h i b e l l e s ...... 12 4 .760! Ill 218 -573, Jim Taylor 219- 559, EA.STERN GIRLS—Jean Dan- M o riartv B ros...... <3 6. .333 3 OVEKOUR Wanda ka.selaiiakas 474. Jerry Spots Zanlungo 351, Ray Ponticel- EQUIPMENT Maribcllcs ...... 9 7 .563 ' Art Johnson 208 —556, Don Ander- li 126, H enry Buckmlii,ster '3.52, TMUfO auMfrcK UTue rcwH. Tucke.r 481, Eileen Boris 477. AND ALL OF YOUR Suebelles ...... 9 7 .563 I son 200-211—585, „ Irving Foster M ike Ma.s.saro 349. I rrs STILL , Winterbellcs ...... "6 10 ,375 i 210. Vic Squatrito 202, Art McKay SPORTING NEEDS . . . BASTERN 7 Morlibelles ...... 6 10 .375 I 231, Ernie Scott 231, Phil D esJar- Oiilings Gain T|e AVERty 3 R.AINBOVV I.E .A G l'E -— Mar- U.S. MIXED -Joyce Wahl 188- guerite Ago.sUnelli 131-3,52.^ , Younghellea ...... 6 10 .375 I dln.s 553. Cy Perkinsnn 552, Ken 513, Helen Gould 176-479, Shirley Bowling . AVERLY'S McBRt DPS \ 7 o"t^ lene LeShay 137-347 Ellen, Sey- Wahl 5.54. Lyiins 177, Wanda Kaslai.skas 202- F'or Leajrne Lead L. Pet. BALL ON THEIR m our 1.35, T erry H ayden 128, w . 464, Doris Ander-son, 465, .loan Equioment 6.39 Center St.— M I 9-8747 | R e c F o i nnin^ Li .32 * 8 .800 OWN4 4 » P LINE So. M ethodist No. 1 . D ietrichsen 452, P earl B enham Winning two* *of their three Jean Smith 131. .28 12 .700 SECONPCfm St. Bridget’s ...... 483, Bill R ubm el 200. M ac M c- games, the Outings moved into a IVitli Trie .Mark \ St.. Jatpes ...... 28 12 .700 — SBC TOGO! !F o r T o w n C o u p Laughlin 212-551, A rt P erk in s 208, tie with the Picnics for the lead; Of -A' Champion Wapping Com. No. 1 28 12 .700 Dick Carl,son 225-583, Rudy' Heck in the Garden Grove League this Emanuel Luth. No. 1 26 14 .650 week.. Each have 12-4 i-ecords. An -\dult Couples Duckpin So. Meth. No. 2 . .. .24 16 .600 206, BUl G abbey 201, P a t Trem - Bowling League ■ ia-being formed arco #ri-566, Dick Valentine 660, High keglerfi included Ruth Os- Bowl St. Barth’s ...... 2424 16 .600 trander 1.38 356, Lori Sinicrope JSt' CM*'! AIN EASY BY L E S L I E T urner by the Recreation Department for Bob H eavisides 563. Second Congo N o. S 22 18 .550 125 345, R eggie GburskY, 127, any couples from Manchester who Brunswick MR. ABERNATHY BY RALS'lON JONES and FRANK JRIDGEWAY NOT FOR DA right PUli-H.„YOU YNOTWlPOUTGlTTIN’SOtlE Second Congo No.. 2 19 21 .475 Elsie Kravontka 125 and Pat An- THO aouos Hint VENII^ KINDA F0CK5. WACl I MEAN DEY UOMSTROUS BUSTERS, .aVIlI may be interested. Com. B apt. No. 2 . .18 ‘ 22 .450 KAFFEE KLA’TSHER.S — Shir- 'The league wdil roll a t the W est milli 135. LO C A C ATAI-LTH E WHEN I WAS A BOY 1 USED TOT T i ( O F COURSE / WHEN I WAS. ^ WE THINK IT* PROXIMliy 1 FieOER D Ey* TALL. CART NEVER SON! DEM CIOIICIS HIPIN' Second Congo No. 4 16. 24 .400 lej Singleton 182 -5 0 6 , Ann W. L. Pet. SIT DOWN TO / VENUS IS PROm STEAM Side Recreation Center alleys BRUNSWICK BOWLING BALLS COLORFULAUTUMN LOVE TO PUN THROUGH TH EM!! y I A BOY WE DID N'T HAVE I TO THE SUN filVE.9 IT A 1 SPIDERY RASCAfcS WIO E m anuel L uth. No. 2 16 24 .400 Mitchell 499. . 12 4 .750 _i -A A K?>lA/IAA&AiAI/^ POOL J» FROMBIUIONSOfSiVEAry ' Tiie.sday evenings at 7:30. Anyone Picnics .... t. E A V ES) . • SURFACE TEWPERATUR [ LONG ASBESTOS W appinjf Coin. No. 2 15 25 .375 Outings ... 12 4 ,7.50 ofB50*..too hot to FEET HOPPIN' OVER A iU V \ R ^ : interested in participating in this 30 .250 GREEN .MIDGET BOYS—Greg al l in js Temple Beth ...... 10 . 10 6 .625 AT ( -$ 2 4 ^ 9 5 ,$ 3 9 .9 5 , "'. 'a Ar SI22UN' landscape: league is urged to ’^'contact the Receptions . 6E WHABITEPi Second Congo No. 1 .,.8 32 ,200 F reem an rolled a 118 single plus Weddings . . 10 6 .625 Recreation Department as soon as Com. B apt. No. 1 . . .6 34 .150 an 85 without a mark. Clambakes . . 6 10 .375 u MEANS possible. “CI'STOM FITTED” INCLUDIkS FITTING and UKILIJNG Bar-B-Quea . 5* 11 .313 . Buffets ___ . 5 11 ,313 , '<3i NASSIFF ARMS FOR First Week Action Turcotte’s Banquets .. 4 12 .250 BOWLING SHIRT SPECIAL! BOWLING BALLS In Women’s League )Id Izo ad a Short Sleeve Shirt.q for men and » 26“ "W- rjwr. .miue3:;.ti~ -AVAtnen- -Indudeif.^JetieUG i; * lifut., siot’kd .. lOWLlMG^^SHOBS • Opening action in uie Mianches- Despibp ■r^ LossT name. ter Women's League saw three, • LEAGUE TROPHIES teams win two of thre(e games and - I cy^ A tie for the loop’s lead. Top scor- Despite losing a 3-1 decision to Complete selection of OVER I0<( eolora and style ramblna- ing honors for the night went .to the Irons this week! the Mashies flons of other bowling shirts available! THE STORY ()l< .YIARTHA WAYNE BY W ILSON SCRUGGS • B O W L I N G U N IF O R M S retained first place in the Man- DAVY JONES BY LEM- and McWH,LlAMS Flo Johnson with 132 and 3’77, Emerging from a three-wayJ-211—571, Al Hagenow 217-^588, ?PEAKIW6 A? A SHOPKEEPER, VCS, DRYSDALE. I *<.1 AGREE. BUT ^ Jane Crandall had a 129, D ot Joe M iranto 207 -552, Bob Tom- chester Country Club Bowling • B O W L I N G deadlock of a w;.eek ^ o , Turcotteg League, two games in front of the r THiMK I'd want to be . T H I H K you'd BETTER ) I OlO WANT STUDY THIS HERE Cowles a .127. linson 210, Bob Gould 208,- Jim LOOK, DAW ... Esso reigned as sole leader of the runnei’up Wedgies. BOWLING SHOES $4.9847.49-S9.S5 MODFIED IMMEOIATULY JF PHOHE A T U S SMYTHE/VOOR REACTIOU. SKETCH, LADDIES., .STANDINGS Silk C ity C lassic th is \»(eek. The Tierney 201, Bob Nelson 563,* John BUCK ANDERS T H EN W E'LL GO T', ACCESSORIES , W L Pet Elaine Torbs topped the .scorers l-'OB MEN AND WOMEN— RIGHT OR LEI-T FOOT STl’IJr.S MV STOKE BURMED OOWM. ATOMCE. BACK leaders hold a two-game edge over Dletricksen 560, Hilinskl HI 206- WHERE TH' GOLD'S' Nor-Gene ...... 667 209—601. this week with a 140 single. Her sy WAITIN' FER US. Nasslff Arms. Little Joe’s Texa- vompetitors included Regina Hi- FOR MEN and WOMEN OUya’s ...... 667 W. Turcotte’s .. co, third team at the top last Pet. linski 128. Evelyn I.orentzen 125 I OPEN THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M. | .667 Turcotte’s Esso ...... 22 .733 Aceto . .,7 .... .333 week, is third, four games baci. and Isabelle Pafeiak 121. V A-1 Caterers .. It was '‘Hilinskl Week” .aa far Nassiff Arms ...... 20 .687 W. L. Pet. .333 .600 Hobbj! Shoppe .333 as Individual scores were concern- L ittle Jo<^s ...... 18 Mashies...... 11 5 .609 ed. Stan III took hilh triple hon- Army and Navy Club. 16 .533 Wedges ...... 9 T -500 NASSIFF .533 ROCKE’TTES-^U ce Beebe 140- ors with 601 while his father tied Bahtly's Niblicks ___ ...... 9 7 ..506 RUBBER 138—382, Pat Huestaa 125. Pat Tremarco for single honors, WillU Garage ... .533 T e e s ...... 0 7 .506 ARMS COMPANY each wdth a 219. Uggett D(Ug ... .533 Bra.ssies ...... G -C .500- HI-EOWS—Joyce Wahl 483. Fee The high mep were: Art John-* Long Hill ... .533 AVotxls...... 7 9 .436 COMPANY "THE HOUSEj/OF SPOR're" Bradley 460, Joan Konarski 452. son 204, Ray Tomkunas 200, Cliff T eain No. 12 .... .400 flpoons ...... - 7 9 .436 Cbffln 201—562, Bob Willis 215, Henry’s PjEseria .400 Drivers a ,...... 7- - 9 .436 977 M AIN ST.', MAIjK^HIjlt^TEK—Ml iH S iU '991 MAIN ST.--M r 9*164^ EARLY RISERS—Karole Brow^'^Hilinskl Jr.'214-219—589. Pat Tre- Suburban. Assoc. .333 Tron«\.l^...... ;..... 7 9 .436 <«ei »f a«A. MA 468. maroo S l^ —576, J o h n Goiangos Paul's Paint Co. .200 Putters ...... i. 0 10 .573 7 r

PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERA;.D, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY* OCTOBER 9, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, 0(7T0BER 9, 1962 PAGE THIRTEEN ^illy O DelVs Relief Work Yesterday Changes Giant THE Rotation FRACTURED REVIVER •Shoot Record 99 to Win- H B 'LL T U e o ^ . . . A F r e > e . . . B U T W f -i O 'm*Jca a a efm e ac t h & c J S B Q / r .* Herald Angle ' • ** R B c e M t a . i s A ^ A ‘^ » o a r r B j Cichbn, Ceferatti Managers Agree Series Will Go Seven Games EAKL YOST ye Sporta Editor NEW YORK (A D —MaJia- • better on the road and I see no* -Nieman to load the bases, disposed fr<*rs Ralph Hmik of New York reason wh\’ wp can't continue.” of on an Pro-Pro Titlists n^rk Optimistic popup, then threw the - Hiiler-Haller Duo in Last N. Y. Shpw and Alvin Dark; of San Fran- Dark was'''just as,optimistic. He mer to Hiller, the first of the Gi- cisco agreed today that the pointed out he had predicted as ant .second ba.seman's profe.ssional YANKEE! STADIUM, New York-Concluding their three- Neighboring pro Wa'lly Cichoh of Ellingtoh Ridge teamed World Series, now all even at fa r. hack a.s three weeks ago that career. The chunky had day stand in New York today was the team of Hiller and with George Ceferatti of Northampton, .Ma.ss., to win the Con- a Giant-Yankee World Series hit only three "home runs all Sea- Haller, San Fl’ancisco's answer to the Bronx tandem of Mantle necticuti^GA Pro-Pro medal play championship yesterday at two victories apiece, would go son. would go the limit. At the time and Maris, Before takin^heir show on the road, all the way Mancihesier (!buritry Club. They fired a record 99— eight un- the limit of seven games. the Giants \yere four games be- "I plan to start SanfOrd today, from the East to the WestXoast, Hiller and Haller combined der par .over the 27-hole course. nf oo\ir.se, thp rival-^-skipper.s hind I.OS Angeles with only nine Billy Pierce^ in the sixth game on Frank Kringle- , . ' disaRi Ped oil I he winner-.- Tlnu-sday and come right back Trailing b.v tliree sliokes in games leff to play. their hitting talen second place were three duoe — Fl'aak SU4szow.«ki . .70-35- 108 AMhoupli the (liant.s piillod even with Sanford in the .seventh game Yankees in the foOrth game of the' Flank Sarru- Momiay with a 7-3 victory in the. "I told one of ni.v player.s (Jose, on Friday,” said Dark. Ed Burke, Southampton, Maas, Pagan I that we had , 19 m o r e World Series .yesterday. hnd Bud Citiusnak. Lou Galby, Willie-Hunter .... ,.69-36—108 toiirlli panic, in which the brilliant Sanford Kig, Strong .i npt to be outdone by Leo Mallorv- 1 '• games to plaV,’' Dark .said, “ nine ‘'Nd. I don't think it’s too much GranUnoor. and Ed Ko«"aiski, Whilpy Ford was lifted after .six in the regular schedule, three in his catching teammkte Ed Bailey, Maadow, and A1 Labiitia, Wall- Bud Coi’dore ...... 70-85—1(» -1 ofi'a load for -Jack to carry. He’s iiiiiinpa. Houk said he wa-sn^t wor- the playoff.s and seven in the who poled a two-run homer Sun- ingfard.\ and Bob Schappa, Weth- Vic Panciera- ried, He .said h)e planned no big ■ and .strong and hks pitched day In defeat, collected a two-run ersfield. J ini Oi ai ...... 69-37— 108 chanpp.s in the lineup ancf con- World Senes. Naturally, I sitill with only two days rest on a num- feel that Way and I think we'll shot in the second Inning and then "Lambert Voting Southern’s Ralph Ferrisi Fifth Host pfo Alex- Hackney teamed Bub Bodington- firmed that Ralph Terry, hts 23- ber of occasions. W'hy, he pitched Chuck Hiller blasted a grand slam with Floyd (iensler for a 103. John Galeski'...... 72-84-408 win." a week ago Saturday, again on panie winninp right-hander, would Dark had planned ,to pitch Billy homer Into the rlghtfield' seats in The winners collected seven Ed Kuna- be the pitcher. the following Tuesday and came Alabama Takes Over ’ r a w YOUl (AP) —Tor the Ed Parenteau ...... 71-aV— 10 8 O Dell, who lo.st yhe opener to the the seventh inning to power the birds and an eagle en route to the nark s clnilcp was Jai k Sanford, right back to turn in a shutout on Giants to a 7-3 victory. sseead stiwigM week the Pt aa title. They were seven under par John McGoldrick- Y^ankees. but the southpaw was Friday.” . . Saats NIttwur Uons M the Tufts’ Mt. Outside Leads the 24-game winning right-hander needed in relief Monday after the As a result, the series is tied itV over the first 18. 32-31 63. A one- Ben JacobcUi.s ...... 87-39—108 who defeated Terry 2-0 with k If the series goes the limit. In two games each with the (^afits vstiiig for the laiahert traphy, under 36 in the afternoon cora-i Hari'v Nettelbladt- Giants took a 6-2 lead in the sev- accord with the managers' predic- the emHeai of eastssw eeiege three-hitter in the second game of enth on Chuck Hiller's grand slam now given a 50-50 chance jo^om - pleted tM r play. Joe Sullivan ...... 70-37—107 the .series. tions,- the seventh game pitchers plete a Cinderella stor^/Also, in As Grid Poll’s Leader tosthaH suprsMiapy- N.E. Grid Scoring Race Cichon' got an eagle three on A1 Macinto.«ih- homer off relief pitcher Mar.shall will be Sanford against Ford, each Bridges. winning, the Glants^eSsured S5an TIm Nlttany Usas wea the number four yesterday, wedgmg Jim Hart ...... 70-87—107 'T ill not worried about the way- making his third start. Bill Staf- r a w Y O R K fAP) — Defendlng^Southern GaUfomia. No. 4; )I1b-«4 Francisco fans of aqtting another tTip 10 Twas trephy last year. in a 100-yard beauty. He also Wendell Rosa- oiir boys are hitting, ' .said Houk, Tried for Kig Inning ford. who went all the way beat- nntlomi etaampton AUhnmn shot sissippi. No. S; Louisiana State, The top ten with whose team was held to nii'fti hits chance to sep''^^ their favorites first-plaes, Peaa Stats has wsa these BOSTON (A P )— Ralph Doran— “Mr. Outside'’ of Tufts’ birdied the third. 14th, 20th and Jim Galeher ...... 69-39—108 Jim Coates, a right-hander, be- ing the Giants in the third game, bnrti Into the Ifo. 1 position in the No. 6; Washington,'No.'7; Arkan- votes in parentheses: straight this season, the latest 21st. Ceferatti. a former assistant Kd Koni^sky- by four . Giant pitchers Monday gan the inning after Ford was against the 'batiks, the sixth game weekly Associated Press college latest touchdown twins— has taken over undisputed lead will pitch the sixth game for the sas. No. 8; ^ rd u e. No. 0 and an 18-7 triumph «v«r Mee. pro at Indian Hill, got birds on Mike ^ n e la te . . . . .71-37—108 and has hit only One home run taken out for a in the Yanks. will be played Thursday at Candle- football poll today wMIe Ohio State Ohio State, No. 10. 1. Alabama (28) 4 among New England college football scorers. Gaining ground in four games, "We re hitting the stick Ffrfk, and also a seventh Pitt, a 26-24 %-ietar ever Cal- the seventh, 12th and I8tli. Jog Gurtin? bottom of the sixth as Houk triad The odds stiH favored the Yan- tumbled an .the way " down to No. Buckeyes Drop 8. Texas (20) 4 at an 8.1 yard-per-carry clip, the Tufta senior has registered His putt of 30 feet on the 12th Tony Frtlericl .... ball. alL right, but not to the right g a m p'lf necessary. CHUCK H IIXBR ifornia, mas second in the eup . .73-36—108 for a big inning. Coates gave way kees, -both for today'.s game and 10. 8. Penn State (81 8 v«4lBg arito eight paints. Arsay, Teamnrutte Ron Deveaux, "Mr.**' was the longest of the seven birds. Roger Horton- placp.s. to Bridges after giving up a walk | ) * * • The Crtmaon Tide, replaced by The Buckeyes, beaten by UCLA, rushing figure of 1,719 with live the series. They were rated 7-5 to 9-7, dropped nine places. Georgia 4. Southern Calitanila ft) 2 a 17-7 riciim to liOchlgaa, was Inside,” la tlad tor runnemp po- The new winners succeeded Ed ■Frank Ptcone . . /. . .71-38—108 “Naturally. I expect Terry to to and a one-out j win today and ■ 8-5 to take the se- Once stripped down out of his Ohio State a week ago, compiled 9. Misrtssippl

ITs-qnle po h iMb . . . M )l*s aot jKHtr faylt or Uie fauk of your oil burner. Became aotil abo«t t ^ years ago there j*ist wasn’t a residential oil burner Family Securance Service Ford, Larsen Remember Well OB the maritet that acematety generated and controMed the aiqipty of m far eoBd)mtk».ChiHM>cy height,., eeratk wind conditions... fireboK tcaaperahwes . , . ioas of he^ np the stack . . . ALL were varying-factors STEP>1, Oct. 8s in Previous Series TIRE ROTATION which earned meiiicient hriog imd high fmei bilk. AMi 20% mmn tin mikem^ Sitting on the bench 'Ovith Ralph A CONFIDENTIAL ANALYSIS OF YOUR By EARL YOST # Etatmte po e iUm o l 5 term - mport tawing to 33%—and awaa aaora with YANKEE STADIUM, New Houk, a W est Coast newsman PROTECTION NEEDS ^ a.sked the Yankee manager: O hMpMl l P*odt wmd rndmidlk lor i a naw efl fwnaaca davelopad by Iron Firaman York -Oct. 8 was a big day in the Protection for your home, your automobile, your bMeball life of Whitey Ford in “When do you start worrying about next year’s team'?” The an- • dwfc emd FbwDct em pmmmm wi This amiaiMig new Iron Firenaan furnace is called the CUSTOM Mark II. personal property and your income. A thorough 1960 and again in 1961, but not .yesterday. Last ■ year, on Oct. 8, swer was simple: “The day after Mai tar ^paMava C aaDa It generates its own combustion air supply. Utilizing K6»kAfefr»c Comj>M»- analysis of your needs, taking into account what you the series ends.” _ NEWS-M A KING R O O F FROM MONTEREY SPARKLING NEW MODELS FROM METEOR want your insurance to do for you and your family. Ford teamed with Jim Coates to tron, it bums oh .vapor and the oxygen in the air in just the right proportions blank the ,, 7-0. J.ust for the record, sfneo 1966, for snnokeless firing. The fire starts dean and bants dean, with no toot or Two years ago, on Oct.. 8, Ford the World Series went the fiiil sev- went the distance, shuttlfi^out the en games in the even years. The WHEEL BALANCE moke. With dean eiectrodes, noizle and mterior healing surfaces, the on four hits, FULL SIZE 4-FASSENGER 2-DOOR SEDAN aaueet of most service caAs are elimioated. ' . Yanks beat' Brooklyn in '56, Mil- STEP 2 , ' winning 10-0. 'Yesterday, also Oct. waukee in ’.58 and lost to Pltts- Stop paying for heat you're not getting* Let as show yo« how nmeh an 8 , Ford hurled six innings and hurjii In ’60, all sets going the full ••to boa Fwunan CUSTOM Mark fl can save for yon. I*hooc for a firee folder A THOROUGH AnmlimS Ur Int pKUlbuilON was''removedlS ' for a pinchhitter seven contests. ' with the score 2-alI. "rhe Giants . • » • giving complete itifnnnfitMiii. Mo abl^atioB whatewer. YOU NOW OWN rallied in the seventh for a 7-3 Busiest fellmv on the playing This analysis will show you if,your present Insurance triumph. 19^2 1962 MERCURY Monterey field, as usual; is Frank Scott the CLEARANCE . is the right amount. It will indicate any gaps in player’s agent, who handles the coverage which may be exposing you to a serious loss, Winning pitcher yesterday was big Don I.Arsen who pitched a outside bookings and api>earances BATTERY CHECK 8 out of 10 homes and it will indicate any costly duplications of perfect no-bit, no-run game for of more than 60 per cent of. the top .coverage of which you may not be aware. New York against Brooklyn in major league players, including 90 to yavl otoat* Mon 1956. And strangely, the date of per cent of th® Yankees. IVhile I • aw * riwarito tori I-arsen’s niasterpleee was Oct. 8,- was chatting with Willie Mays, have 0 cold room • —to » — COMBfy ' * the same date as yesteixlay. Lar- Scott arrived on the scene and IS YOURS O N E O F THE 8 ? ? ? ? _ STEP 3 . sen worked but one-third of an in- wanted Willie to sign a contract • Cto<* tori ri dMr9* ning hlonday to get credit for the for a TV appearance. Maya ex- IlliHiimUMIII • Omm win which k n ott^ the 1962 series cused himself and said, “I’ll bo • Ctori a«wurti.» A TAILOR-MADE BLUEPRINT TO at two games each. back in a minute. I need the money 1962 MERCURY METEOR 2-DOOR Check yl Warm up t hat FINANCIAL SECURITY you know.” Mays draws down these advantages. Talk around p r ^ headquarters $80,000 from' the Giants and will SHOCK ABSORBERS A Financial Protection Plan, tailor-made for you, to has Leo Durocher returning as a add another $8,000 to $10,000 tor : -nitnraEt Jiurd-to-heot room manager in the National League his post-season series play. V wains „ enable ypU to gglvttU? *P*ii!Illiiri.y*'''Je from the insurance "■^jtdil'now owh and a,blueprint for futuflTactioh to'guarantee next season 1 ■ He cooked his goose in Los Angeles by criticizing Man- CLOSEOUT SPECIAL V H e a t c o m e t from hot water lolth thFhew you that your program will do what you want it to do. ager Walt Alston’s handling of the _ Carl laindquist, former New tank or boiler. Y’ork baseball writer, now beating Dodgers. CHOICE O f c o l o r s Wmto • ’ aaaaaaaapaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa • • * ’ the drums for minor league base- V Individu al automatic eiimii CHASER ball. and my press box ;ielghbor at th arm o a t e t One wouldn’t- be surprised that 6 cylinder, 186 HP. engine, standard trans- B Y I R O N F I R E M A N t ’ C e n f a c t a n a of f h a t a N A T I O N W I D E a g a n t s t e d o y . unless grows, up. Yankee Stadium, reported that for and, in a hurry, his days as a the first time in years minor league mission, heater, defroster, directional sig- EXHAUST SYSTEM V ^ f a — no fla m e t, vents or attendance figures rose in 1962. A high temperature elements. LOW COST HEAT Yankee are numbered. New York nals, tubeless tires, deluxe interior. 12,000 players just don't go around act- most healthy sign for baseball. milM or 1 year factory warranty. Federal • EASILY AND QUICKLY INSTALLED JOHN J. CRONIN • • • • Ctoriitol V Economic a l bothtto inatall ihg like the home run king of a Label Price—12.764.00. and opera te. ^ year ago. Marls is fast making Quarterbacks and coaches, |01. 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Rl I N S U R A N C E NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. .f. complained about the poor hi^ game bkween New York and St. •immediate'delivery. Federal Label-^2862.86. ^ . ■ FUEL OIL GE OIL — CO AL and COKE Home ORI cbi C*lumbwi« ^ tjng background at the stadium, Louis. Leading the quarterbacks >2099 MORIARTY b r o t h e r s , ) 8 1 9 5 D o w n — ^ 6 M o n t h s T o P a y — L o w Bank Ratos ^ ' Delivered In Manchester 319 IROAD ST. \ ’ - “iliey sell about 1,000 seats'to o who disagreed with the strategy 301-i15 CENTER ST. OPEN EVENINGS Ml 3-5135 GENERAL TIRE CO. Ml 9^539 many out there (bleachers), employed were Mmse Skowron, 156 CENTER ST__ MI 9 -2 8 2 8 oatcher, Ed Halley told me m he Mickey Mantle,.. Dale Long , and 1 took bMtifi' practice. CSete Boyer. te rn ^ h 1 %

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51 Wbaited— ^To Buy 58 Roofinf ana ClriEiBdyd I6«A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALT and SHORTEN Dianonds-^Watehc HotughoM Good! i l Apartmeate— Flato— Houses Por Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 ROOFINQ—SpaolaUitaig repairing Jeweli7 48 is buying and selling good Tenements 63 Rock ville- Vernon MAPLE TRIM Uving rooin kinii- WAPPING—2 year old Cape, 50 SUBURBAN RANCH - 105x280 ex. $11,806—6 ROOM Cape, aluminum 18 ACHES good land Manchester: roods of all njads, new roofs, gut- s— r '""...... LOOK WHAT used -furniture and antiques at fooi foundation, 6 finiahed rooms WATCH AND Jewelry xtpairing at ture. 8 pieces, fair eonditlcti Call 420 Lake St. Cgli and see what $* 4 ROOMS, extra closets stovs, pertly landscaped lot, features storms, awnings, shade trees, bus, bus line sewer, 7 room house. CLASSIFIED ter work, chimneys cleaned. ra> refrigerator, Venetian blinds, heat down, space for 2 additional-bed- amesite drive, full cellar, oil heat, shopping. Oriton W. Hutchins, Carlton W. Hutchins,,MI 9-5132. paired Aluminum siding. M I I maNTUU MVK M t A IMdg iWLAdH |far A>( PMg AT TW UggABlC- reasonable gnces, prompt aarv- MI 8-1294. BUYS M5M Sundays. MI OVK‘n»1>UntoON1H)M««igV Ice, 2 watb^akers. Manchester’a $299 and hot water, large yard, quiet rooms and bath on second floor. fully stormed, generous sized liv- MI 9-5132 Depiity Chief years’ experience. Free estimates. '» * » Hotpgto neighborhood. $115 monthly. 24 foot li-viii'g room, spacious din- ing . rqon) with fireplace, 8 bed- MANCHESTER — Rockledge. 8 Call Howley, Ml g-gw.'M a 8-dTei. MAfiAZINgd Mg lOddgg/MtNf A dUN OVM Hgg HgAFf oldest established Jeweler. F B. ing. room, modern kitchen with CAPE COD — Manchester Green room ranch, garage', fireplace. Bray, T$7 Main St„ State ’Theatar REFRIGERATOR, good condition, AT NORMAN’S Phone MI 8-5983. rooms and kitchen. For the sum- $20. TH 5-2988. built-ins, oversize bedrooms, mer, central air conditioning. area. 'I rooms, many extras, in- Vacant. Easily financed, Tongren Vote Stands ADVERTISING OH/tMOMr IHIggOOKId Building. Robma Witbopt Board 59 cluding garage. Call" for appoint- Agency. Ml 3-6321. pOR-mig 'TfaMg CMtrg/THg VWtV. aluminum combinatiems, 1-car ga- Robert Wolverton Agency, Real- Radio-TV Repair Serriees 18 ™-Afar POUT ONinWOVgR< KHViC X THOMHT THI# MXPLE dining room table, rage. A quality built home with tor, MI 9-2813. ment, MI 3-1837, IddUgOS. WMSYAgOUr / , M pc double dresser Ito(3M FOR lady or gentleman Kurniabed Apartments 6S-A A motion to recon.*^prtlent value Mech- attached garage, large lot. FUll deep lot, full price $14,900. Beau-' ’ ''•'‘ er Pea.»e for the job'over Nel- Cortlahds, Greenings. Bunce stepg from Poet Office. MI 1-6746. to schools, , bus, shopping, mini- tifill '8 room ^ g lish Colonial, all son Skinner, the candidate recom- iaarrtton tw aaj adrertlaemeat and tiiea onlj to the extent of a men's ciistom tailoring and al- nldpal Building on the followitof Bnsiness Ixieations ler-Smith„-Realtors, MI 9-8952 MI mum down FHA appraised. price $15,500. * ‘’make (ood” 'naertloa. Errors whlck do not leaaen the vahie at Farm, 629 W. Center St., MI applications:. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 3-6969...^ kinds of extras. For quality and mended by the Co. 1 firemen. terations. Tony lovine 139 Wood- ROOM FOR gentleman, next to For Kent 64 Beechler-Smith, Realtors. .MI i ntfl aat ha eotteeted to ‘Nnaka rood* laaertiBa. land St. MI 3-2264. 8-8116. . Philip Uzanas; M Crestwood locatipn''cali on this one. We also The results of last night's vot- Forest cor. Pine, Manchester bath,, parking space, private en- $$.800—6*4 ROOM ranch, fireplace, 9-8952. MI 3-6969. ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor have' a handyman's special at ftg were: Bengston and Lovain Dr.; Res. Zone A. Variance is re- Open daift 9-9, Sat. 9-9 trance, 101 Chestnut St. CENTRAL LOCA-nON store ^2-car garage, large lot. privacy. quested to erect attached carport space approximately 20’x40', suit- ..$11,000, and many more from ! for reconsidering: John Lehan, MI 8-1628 Carlton W. Hutchlna, MI 9-6182. 5-5 TWO-FAMILY, excellent condi- MI 9-4543 MI 3-7357 . $6,500 up. The Elisworth Mitten ’ Howard Huelsmann and Raymond dial mi Moving— lynefcinf— Household Goods 51 which will be closer to sideline Uian ONE ROOM to rent in . private able for small business. MI M294, "tlon, aluminum combinatlions, 3- 3-2711 Storage 20 Kgulations allow. Agency. Realtor. Ml 3-6930, A'ua-; Berube against. -The voting set up home, good location. MI 9-0595. EIGHT Room Garrison Colrmlal, esf garage, nice neighborhood, MANCHESTER vicinity—5% room tin Chambers, MI 9-7005. ' 'last ' ' night------was identical------to last Robert C. Fiiller; 68 Adelaide 119 Cooper Hill Street. large Uylng room, dining room, close to schools, shopping and Cape, oversize garage.,-'3% acres, MANCHESTER Package. Delivery. 466 MAIN—Ideal fqr crffices or any week's vote in which Pease wks COLUMBIA 4-speaker stereo, Rd.; Res. Zone A A. Variance is re- .. NOT $900, NOT $800, kitchen,' atiidy and lavatory, 4 transportation, $23,900 Philbrick well built home, . low heat cost.; EIGHT ROOM cape, 4 bedrooms, Light trucking and package deliv- quested to build addition to exist- NOT $700, NOT $600, WOMAN TO' share new 6 room commercial use. MI 9-5229, 9-5. bedroomt And bath on second Agency, MI 9-8464 elected the Co. 1 deputy chief. speed. Ml 8-6819. only $14,900. ^ y e s Agency. AD dining room, paiieied family (Xiairman John Williams sold he ery. Refrigerators. . waahera and ing structure which will be closer NOf NO! home with young widow. Days floor. Recreation room with fire- 3-4803. ' room, full shed dormer. fire stove moving sp ei^ ty. Folding RUGS—NEVER USED. 9x12 green to sideline than regulations allow. NOT EVEN $550 cpl JA 7-5138; evenings MI 9-4729. MANCHESTER—Big 6 room ranch had opened the possibility ef a new TROUBLE REAGHiNfi OUR ABVERTISER7 place ft basement. Attached alarm, aluminum combinations, vote on the subject, but that once chairs for rent. Ml 9-07U. lO-q'' broadloom, $30. 9x16 gold oriental, Eklward Stelm'ark; 42 Deerfield BUT A WHOLE HOUSE OFFICE FOR RENT double garage. Aluminum siding. on 200x200 landscaped tree shad- 6-8 duplex, dear High School, attached garage. Very close to I'wt PRATT ft WHITNEY 'working bus and shopping 2-car garage. 2 the 3-2 vote had been taken, the AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. $86. 10x16 g(4d oriental. 289-6965. Dr.; Res. Zone A. Variance is re- 3 ROOMS LOVELY Centrrt location, $32,900. Phtl- ed lot. Double amesite drive, 2- school, shopping and transporta- quested to erect attached garage woman will share apartment with Ideal for insurance or real es-r' brlck Agency, Ml 9-8464. furnaces. Remarkable condition. entire boato had given, a „ unani- 24-Hour Ausworiut! Sonriee Moving, packing, storage, local NEW FURNITURE car garage, 3 bedrooms, dining- tion. $17,500. Philbrick Agency AD mous vote' of confidence iMutidng MOVING—Must sell at once. which will be closer to sideline AND APPUANCES same. Manchester townline. MI room, well cabineted kitchen. 24 Reasonable Hayes Agency. AD 9-8464. and long distance. Agent« for Household furnishings, Frigldalre. 3-1987. tate agent, $60 monthly, utili- MANCHESTER—4 bedroom .home, 3-4803. Pea.se aa deputy chief. . Lyons van Lines, Inc., world-wide Help Wanted— Female -15 than regulations allow. EVERYTHING foot living room with fireplace. Froo to HoruU Roadort Help Wsnted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 stove, lawn furniture, tools fans, Thomas Reese; 16 Hyde St.; Res. FOR ONLY $500.00 ties paid. Call PI 2-6701, excellent .closet and storage apace, Utilitj- room for washer and' dry- VERNON—In beautiful Tamarack Williams also reported the eom- movers. Free estimates. MI 3-6187. etc PI 2-8374. large enclosed oorch. X-cat ga- VERNON—Off Lake Street. Large Hills, L shaped ranch, over 1200 missioners last night had agreed HOUSEWIVES to drive school ELECTTRO mechanical draftsman, Zone B. Variance Is requested to Which Includes FURNISHED room near Main St. er and—a finished heated rec 3 bedroom ranch, l*j baths, 25' MANCHESTER Moving and Track- LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jaoobsen, erect addition to rear of dwelling 1 Westinghouse Refrigerator rage, $19,7(X>. Pl.ilbrick Agency. i-oom. Full value at $25,900. Rob- sq. ft., 1*4 baths cellar garage.'!” * on ®x«u- Waat tnformaOoa aa eae ef advovHs eMef' Ns buses, Manchester and Vernon, mlnimtim of two years’ exper- Bolens, and Goodall Reel and MI 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. MI 9-8464. kitchen, fireplace, basement ga- ing Company. Local and long dis 1:30-8 ;46 a.m.; 2:15-8:80 p.m. MI ience. Some knowledge of work- which will then make the garatr* 1 Emerson Television ert Wolverton Agency, Realtor, $16,900, Fred Ray, Broker, TO aaswer at the Betedr Blmply call the rotary, 18-88’’. Paris end aervloe. MI 9-2813. rage, estimaaed monthly pay- 5-883S any time. mi.ssioners had decided to go ktto tance moving, packing and stor- 8-2414. ing with military specUicationa ZONING BOARD nonconforming. 1 Bedroom Suite NEAR MAIN Street for gentleman, 245 NORTH MAIN—Stors. MI ments $120, Ml 9-0652. Uaed mowers and tractera. Trade private entrance, parking, 28 9-5229, 9-5. BOWERS SCHOOL^5 room custom executive session for a portiion of age. RegtUar service throughout required. The Newton Co., 66 Elm OF APPEALS Herman Le'ri; 472 Keeney. St.; 1 Li'ving room Suite each of their meetings. Williams MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE GRANT’S PARKADE Store — We In your old machine. Oudtel Rural Zone. Variance is requested 1 Dinette Set Pearl Street. Tei MI 3^7236 ranch, 2 twin sized bedrooms, BUYING, SELLING, New England states and Florida. St. Manchester. large bring room, fireplace, city SOUTH WINDSOR now reports the executlro seesions HI S-656S. need a mature woman with artis- Equipment Co., 88 Main S t Bours TOWN OF COVENTRY to use building at rear of dwelling 1 Healthrest Mattress 250 MAIN STREET, Ground floor, Lots For 5xle 73 ' M f 9-0500 7-5 daily, 7-8 Tliuraday, 7-4 Sat- There win be a public hearing at utilities, large trees, $16,500 MI will be called only on specific re- tic ability for our floral arrange- for apartment which wlll be under- 1 Healthrest Spring four large rooms, easily adapted TRADING YOUR HOME? Just across the river from Wind- urday. 8 p.m., October IS, 1962 at the Apartments— Fiato~ for office. Ideal for medical set- 9-5605. quest by one of the commissioners sad leave year meeaage- YoaH hear rrods os ment department. ’This is an op- PLUMBERS wanted. Call MI sized. 2 Throw Rugs sor. Two 4-lane highways to Hart- INDUSTRIAL lot for sole, about Ik fig Painting— Paaenns 21 portunity for a creative person Town Hall Annex, Main Street, to up, optician, etc. Plenty of park- If buying, We Invite you to on such matters as those oonesm- time without spesidliig all evening at the telephona. 8-9032. SCREENED LOAM for the be8t~lta Colonial Coin Cleaners, Inc,; 176- 1 Boudoir Chair Tenements 63 VERNOK—Immaculate room ford, 15-20 minutes drive. 300 toot frontage. (!fall Au 9-3391, ing personalities. with initiative. '• consider the appesil of Donald W. 178 Spruce St.; Bus. Zone n . Vari- 2 Vanity Lamps ing T. J. Crockett, Realtor MI come to our office or we will EXTERIOR and interior painting. lawns from our screening plant Wade of Watermnt Heights who THREE ROOM heated apartment, 3-1577. ranch, 3 bedrooms, bu'ilt-ins, large go to your' home and show you Both Loverin and Bengston had George Oriffing, Inc. PI 2-78N. ance Is requested to erect .free 2 Pillows lot, $14,900. Philbrick Agency Ml Split-level: On 140x200 wooded Paperhangihg, ceilings, wallpaper PART-TTME position op «i for serl- PAINTER’S helper wanted. MI wishes to construct an addition 1 Pr. Blankets 454 Main, second floor. $76. MI more than 100 listings in this lot. new custom-built 7 rooms ga- Wanted— Real Estate 77 said they would no$ attend any books on request. Fully insured. standing, lighted ground sign 9-5229, 9-6, 9-8464. and surrounding areas at no executive sessions when such meet- Lost and Found Auto Driving School 7-A oun accurate and thoroughly ex- 8-0494. 30’ X 20’ to bring his residence up which ^11 be closer to, street than 1 Cocktail Table rage, fireplace. Full price $19,100. i 5 Call Edward R. Price. MI 9-1008 perienced general (rffice employe. SEWING MACHINE (1962 m odd). to the square footage required by Rouses. For Rei 65 obligation whatsoever WISH SUAOCONE to handle youi ings are being u.sed to keep from MOR’TLOCK'S? Driving School. We DRIVERS FOR school buses, Man- allowed. ^ ' 2 Table Lamps ROCKVIIjLE—One 3*4 room apart- BRU3K CAPE— Solid brick cape Split-level: Recent, 7 rooms, ga- FOUND—Large black shaggy dog. Reputable firm, good eala^. Ap- Sacrifice $36. MI 9-6696. xoning regulations. 1 9. X 12 Rug real estate? GOU me at AD 9-0824 the public any commissioner's sup- vicinity Hillstown Road. Call Lee have the only office and class- PAINTING AND paperhanging. chester and Vernon, 7:30-8:45 Conn. Motel, Inc.; Buckland St. ment, stove, refrigerator and CAPE COD — 5 rooms, fireplace, with shed dormer. Built in 1961. If selling or trading, we will rage-. 2 blocks to park with swim- ply in. own handwriting to Bax F, All interested persons are invited 1 F lo o r Lamp tor prompt and eourteoua aervlce. port or rejection of matters of ft- Fracchia, Dpg Warden, MI 3-8694. room in town. Por complete in- Good clean workmanship at rea- Herald. a.m.; 2:16-8:30 p.m Call MI at Wilbur Cross Hghwy.; Rural heat, $90 a month: one Slj room large yard, $115 monthly. AO One room' unfinished up. Base- be happy to call on you at ming beech. Price $18,500 JoeelAi Barth. Broket terest to the puhiic. Loverin said 17’’ EMERSON console T-V, $80. to attend:. Zone. Variemce is requested to 1 Smoker ment garage, beautiful setting. your convenience and inspect ! formation see telephone "yellow sonable rates. SO years in Man- 8-2414. 17" Westinghouse table model Grant E. Toothaker Sr. furnished apartment, $115. Ml 3-5983. the only executive sessions he NOTICE IS HEREBY given that page 10.’’ Office 443 Main St., chester Raymond Fisks. MI EXPERIENCED waitresses part- erect free standing, lighted ground 36 Pc. Dinnerware Set 9-'4824, T R 5-1166. This home has all the extras, very your home as part of our free' Cape: 9 years old, custom-built. WANTED—Real Estate'. Selling or T-V, $46. Call MI 9-8624. Chairman 24 Pc. Sliver Set A'ould attend were those ft which Pass Book No. 92366, issued by MI 9-7398. 9-9237. time and full-time. Apply in per- STILL HAVEN’T foimd the per- sign at above location. FIVE ROOM single home for rent, clean. Owner transferred. T. J. service. 5 big rooms- down. 3 unfinished up , buying Residential, cummerclal names and personalities ^ were be- ’The Savings Bank of Manchester son Cavey’s Restaurant E. Cen- son qualified to earn. $125 weekly BABY CARRIAGE, Jumping chair, Alfred Ritter; 45 Chester Dr.; 18 Yds. Floor Covering POUR ROOM apartment, second completely remodeled.' Haynes Crockett, Realtor, AO 8-1577. 2 fireplaces. Garage, 1.50x217 iove or industrial real eaute C o n ^ t | the^meet- SPRAY, PAINTING — 4-6 room EVERYTHING Don’t forget the Mitten Agen- has been lost and application has E-Z LERN ter St. for a 40 hour week, rapid ad- stroller, kerosene oO drum. MI NOTICE Res. 2Sone A. Variance is request- floor, unfurnished, hot water and Street, oil hot water heat, full tile ly yard with trees Bus aervlce . I Realtor, Stwlev Bray. AD 3-6273,1 , ^„ould be open to the public Cape, |99; 4-6 room ranch, $110. vancement opportunity, periodic ed to enlarge a nonconforming ga- ONLY $500.00 parking space, Main St., available bath, birch cabinets, adults pre- OUTSTANDING two year old spllt- cy can fit your needs like a $18,300 been made to said bank for pay- 8-1292. glove. Call ! Brae-Burn Realty. I an endorsements, appointments and ment of the amount of deposit. DRIVING SCHOOL. INC. We also give special prices to CAPABLE woman for full or part- increases, company discounts. TOWN OF BOLTON, rage. Free storage until wanted Free now. Call between-4:30-7:30 MI ferred. AO 9-9258. levei. 8 bedrooms, 3 full baths, builders and contractors. Call time household work modern 8 CaU Willimantic, HA $-0421, 6-9 DARK RICH, stone-free loam. CONNECTICUT Morris Bezzinl et als.; 447 North delivery. 3-6441 formal dining room, fsimily room Ranches: All 3 bedrooms, $13,500 REAL ESTATE wanted Soliciting votings, ANDOVER — Lakefront 4 room with built-ins and putio, 2-car ga- to $16,500 I vour real estate listlnga Reeiden- Wimams said today he had poll- Automatic and Standard shift. Ml 8-2108, Ml 8-2107. room apartment avaliable if nec- p.m. only. Also hli, gravel, stone and white BOARD FOR ADMISSION Main St.; Res. Zone B, and Rural Free set-up by our own reliable THE / Announcements Pay as you go, take only the essary. Call MI 8-8624. sand. Ml 8-8608. Zone. Variance is requested to con- men. Original price for all this 3(i ROOM quality apartment, built- year 'round home, cal burner, fire- rage. This home features many tial, commercial, or Industrial. , fd the commissioners last week be- number of lessons required. EXTERIOR AND interior painting. OF ELECTORS vert existing structure into under- merchandise was $826.46 Some for- fts. heated, hot water, colonial, place, $90 monthly. Yearly lease. extras including dishwasher, dis- ELLSWORTH MITTEN Uffice: 11 Kelly Road, corner] prompt and courteous aervici?. fore the executive -session elec,Jlng SAVE 60% on your dry cleaning. Wallpaper books. Papertaanging. RN WANTED for full-time position WOOLEN RUG M ripT w e ft. Notice is hereby given that the sized apartments with more units tunate person can purchase it all near Main St„ adults MI S-21T1. PI 2-8298. posal, built-in oven and range, AGENCY Avery Street, South Windsor. P ic-; Austin Chambers Broker AD Pease and that all the commis- Ceilings. Floors. Fully insured DOUGHNUT MAN board for admission of electors in After 6 p.m. MI 3-8470. tores and deecriptiong for your in- 9.70O6. ' ' jioners had agreetf to the session. Do it yourself at the Lucky LaERIENCED BAKER 13, 1962 to examine the qualifica- only. Ml 9-6105. leges, $110 i^ t h ly . A4I 9-6867. $29,900, Philbrick Agenc}', AH industrial. Prompt and courtroiia occupying circumstances. PAINTTNO and waUpapering. wall- Bus. Zone n . Variance Is request- Phone For Appointment home? Does it have to be a 4 REALTORS Cleaners, 11 Maple Street. Across Ml 3-8552 RN OR LPN part-time. TR 6-2077, tions of appHcemts and admit to SAMUEL Albert Htfd. CH 7-0358 9-8464. service. Austin Chambers Bro- from Main Sti" ^ r s t National paper removed. W a llp ^ r books Vernon Haven. Prefer man experienced in T .^ L E SAW 4 foot, tiltiiw arbor ed to have package store at above 4*4 ROOMS in brand new 2-family, room, 1953 ranch (30x32), with an ker. AD 9-7005. the elector’s oath those found qual- location which will be within 1,000 see it DAY OR NIGHT first floor, $125 with parking AO Houses For Sale 72 expertly landscaped lot, garage, AD 4-1521 MI 4-0286 AD 4-1844 Farm production coats today Parking lot. PREPARE FOR ‘ driver’s test. on request. Ceilings. F r^ esti- hand cut doughnut making with stand, less motor. MI 8-6319. ified. Said session will be held be- SPIJT LEVEL—New on the mar- Agea 16 to 60. Driving and class mates. Call Roger Ml 8-0928. feet of other liquor outlets. If you have no means of trans- 3-2573 or 247-8906. full cellar, oil heat, quiet dead- are neasly (our times as high as but will train experienced tween the hours of 2 p.m. and 5 portation. I'll send my auto for BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room <3o- ket .. a slightly used 3 bedroom REDUCED—Established prestige room. 'Three Instructors. No wait- FULL-TIME OFFICE girl, son CEDAR CLOTBe S line poles, All persons interested may At- split up off Vernon Street. Twq end street, city utilities, walking in 1940, according to the Universi- PAINTING — Interior end exter- p.m. you. No obligation. CO'VENTRY—Modern five room loniai, 4 bedrooms, woJk-up attic, distance to bus? If this fits your location. 6 room Colonial Cape Catholic Circles ty of Alas-sachusetta Ctollege of Personals ing. Manchester Driving Acade- experience preferred. MI '9-2081^ baker. Good pay. New Mister many sizes, good quality. 19to tend this hearing. baths, rec room on lower level, with enclosed breezeway and ga- my. PI 2-7249. ior. 20 years' experience. Insured. Pljrmouth, new clutch, seat cov- Any applicant who is a natural- Zoning Board of Appeals second floor, unfurnished apart- 2-car garage, well shaded lot needs, then call Robert Wolver- Agriculture. Donut Shop. 548 Colman St., ized citizen of the United States A—L—B— E—R—T -.’—S ment, with heat and hot water. 105x160. Only 816.500. Haves Agen- one-car garage. Combinations, rage Many extra features include ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, Wallpaper removed. First-class ers, $226. MI 9-1853 Roger B. Bagley, 43-45 ALLYN ST HARTFORD ton. Realtor, right away. AD Plan Recollection bonded : representative. Alfred paperhanging. Discount on wall- New London. Apply in person s h ^ present the certificate of his , Ctouples preferred. Parking. No cy, MI 8-4803 Eves. AO' 9-2297. fireplace, real nice condition. Ask- 9-2818, kitchen built-ins, 1% baths, fire- Chairman OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P. M. ing only $20,300 .. and we think it place, half acre beautifulllv land- Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel MI Garage— Service—Storage 10 paper. Clean work. No Job too SALES CORRESPONDENT or call GI 3-9937. FTAT STONES for waUs^ paUos, naturalizatihn under the seal of the Daniel L. Hair, ‘ pets. Available now. Phone PI Legal Notice court Issuing the simie, or a copy 2-6658 COLONIAL—7 rooms, 2 full baths, is a fair price. T. J. Crockett, SEVEN ROOM ranch Bowers scaped. Owner transferred! Make An evening of recollection for 3-0460. lai^e. Robert Brown, Ml 9-0038. High School graduate. Ebeper- and house fronts. Corner Route 44 Secretary GARAGE FOR rent, $7. 148 Cooper and 6, Notch Road. Bolton Notch thereof Issued by the United States 2-car garage, centrally located, Realtor, Ml 3-1677. School area; 2-car garage, beauti- an offer today. Beechler-Smith, women will be held at Our Lady MQIOR PKKMIT ience in sales office desirable. Musical Instruments 53 TO RENT—4 room heated apart- $16,500. Philbrick Agency, MI Realtors, AD 9-8962. AD 3-6969. of (Calvary Retreat House ft NOTICE o r APPLICATION RIDE WANTED to Pratt A Whitney Hill St., Manchester, for car or INTERIOR PAINTING —Decorat- PLUMBING and heating salesmen. Quarry. Tel. MI 9-0617 Immigrratlon and Naturalization fully finished roc room, 2 bath- Thin i« to givp noticF that I BELTON storage., Glastonbury 688-9057. Shorthand and typing. Salary, ment, Park Street area, adults 9-8464. TRIM AND Hd.v 6 room ranch, Farmington Wednesday, e.Oct. 17, on Meadow St. off Pitkin St.,,8-5. ing, ceilings, wallpaperiJig, floor Unlimited opportunity for right ______. Service In lieu of the original certl- DUAL PICHUP electric guitar with 100x150 professionally landscaped rooms, 2 fireplaces, kitchen built- G. IsATHEM of 26 Oak St . ^Unches- CaU MI 9-3285 after 6:30 p.m'. sanding and refinishing. Clean group insurance, pension plan, PflWERF’^ cultivator with snow- ficate, and any applicant who ac- preferred. Tel. 8-5118 between 8:30 ins. Beechler-Smith, Realtors, AD VERNON—Lovely 5%^room rancl(. beginning 'with'a 6:80 supper. t«r. fliFd an appUration dat^d O^t. man, permanent full-time, all amplifier, tremolo. For informa- (JUSTOM BUILT • room Bunch, lot, garage, full ceUar, fully h. Id62 with the Liqiior Control Cora* workmanship. No Job too small. 8 paid holidays, paid vacation, plow attachment, $80. Call quired United States citizenship by a.m.-4:30 p.m. 9-8952, MI 3-6969. Very good condition. 2-car garage, Combined Catholic mothers cir- RIDE WANTED from vicinity GARAGE FOR rent at 153 Cooper sick leave, funeral leave. In- store benefits, profit sharing, paid SEPTIC TANKS tion call MI 9-4156. large Uving room witb fireplace, ' stormed, amesite drive, oil hot mtsafMi for a R*»5taiirant Permit for John VerfaiUe, MI 9-5760. vacations and holidays, car allow- 289-8636. birth abroad to a United States fireplace. Tongren Agency, AD cles will sponsor the event, which the MUe of alcoholic liquor on thf Deepwood Drive to East Catholic HiU St. CaU MI 8-7550. terviewing and testing at AND MODERN 3 ROOM first floor formal dinuig room, family alto water baseboard heat, minute's PINE HILL ST,—6 room raiich. 13-6321. U also open to the four Man- premiaea ^40 Main St,. Manchester ance, 6 day 40 hour week. Apply citizen parent, or derived citizen- apartment. Including heat. hot kitchen X bedrooms, 1% baths, walk to school, $16,500. Robert The hufiiness is owned hv P. A O. High mornings. MI 9-0751. PAINTING—Interior and exterior, Rogers Corporation, comer of FDR sal e:—One uaed cash regis- Office and Store rec room, wooded lot, convenient chester Catholic parishes, 'whether paperhanging, fully Insured. Jo- Mill and Oakland Streets, in person, Manager's Office, SMrs ter; one coke machine. CaU TR ship through the naturalization of water, electricity, and utilities. recreatioa room with .firsplacs, Wolverton Agency, Realtor, MI to everything. Owner, AD 9-7658. Corp. of R Locust St . Soiitn Windsor, Roebuck A Co., Manchester Shop- a parent or spouse, shall present a PLUfiGED SEWERS OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!! or not they are members of moth- Conn . and will he conducted hy BKL> RIDE WANTED from Wapping vl- Business Services Offered 13 seph P. Lewis, general contractor, Manchester, Conn., at 1:30 p.m. 5-2042. Equipment 54 Available only to person willing to enclosed brsessway, atunhed ga- 9-2818. ers circles! TON G. LATHKM of 26 Oak St.. Han* ping Parkade. certificate of citizenship issued to . cinity Deming Street and Buck- __ MI 9-9658. Friday, October 12. assist in part-time household rage. landscaped yard 9lxlM. SEVEN ROOM Colonial plus fin- . RENTAI^PURCHASE plan of Parish chairmen are Mrs. John Chester, as permittee l e d Road to Travelers Insurance TREE REMOVAL, pruning, s p r a y ------UQUIDAHON SALE— new lawn- such applicant by the United Machine Gleaned TYPEWRITER SALE—new type- work. Call MI 3-8524. Marion E. RobertsoB. Realtor, MI $6,400 — SMALL ranch home, 10 ished room in attic, l*i baths, 8 ytar old 8 bedroom ranch is FELTOff O. LATUBK. APPLICATIONS being taken f Tierney. Church of the Assump- Dated Oct. I. 1962. Co^pI>any. MI 4-0611. Ing and lot clearing, CaU ^ an k VENETIAN blinds retaped, record- Equal opportunity employer mowers, miscellaneous marine States Immigration and Naturali- SepUo Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer writers $55 and up; uaed tire- 8-6968. miles out, modern kitchen and 87x267 corner lot,' beautifully offered to qualified buyer. Ex- full-time stock man. Call I writers. $29 and up. Berube’s SIX ROOM apartment, second tion; Mrs. Primo Amadeo. St. C.<-i Noble, Ml 9-6058, Ml 9-0874. same day service: washing hardware, paints and equipment. zation Seryiee or a passport issued Unee InstalIed--Oellar Water- bath^ artesian well, immaculate landscaped. 6% assumable mort- cellent location for children. Bridget’s Church), Mrs. EYank WANTED—Ride to Hartford from 9-2031. to him by the State' Department of Typewriter Service, 479 E. Mid- floor, on bus line. One block to RANCH—6 rooms. West Side, overnight serriee, Findell’s, 485 Everything must go. May be seen proofing Done. condition. Beechler-Smith Real- gage, established neighborhood, Beautiful lot 100x240 with A I z k 1 a r. St.. Bartholomew's ToUand Rd., Bolton, leaving ap- LAWNMOWSR sharpening and re- E. Middle Tpke. MI 3-4865. PURCHASING Dept. - Elxpediting. at W. G. Schwarz Co., Inc., Route the United States on or after Jan- dle Tpke., Manchester. MI 9-3477. shopping. Adults preferred. Rent Youngstown kitchen with buUt- tors, MI 9-8952, AD 3-6969! near bus line and all schools. trees. Termg arranged Asking proximately 8:15 a.m. CaU MI pairs. Alio, lawn maintenance. READER’S DIGEST Special Prod- ln.s, 3 bed)xx>mi, dining room, full Church; and Mrs, .Tohn Dormer Aggressive, accurate, strong tele- ucts Co., a division of R id e r 's 88, Vernon. Conn. uary 1, 1948, or a written state- $80. Available Nov. 1. Box D, Priced, under $20,000 . Principals $13,500. 9-3601 after 6 p.m. Free pick-up and deUvery Uttfa ment signed by a town clerk of a McKinney br o s. Herald basement, carport, $2,400 as- MANCHESTER—Large attractive only. Shown by appointment. MI and Mrs. Raymond Hagedorn. COMMERCIAL phone personality, dependable, Digest magazine, has opening Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 St. James' Oiurch. AND h McKinney, 15 Woodbmige Elieetrlcal SeiwicM 22 mature Judgment Some poetihg PLANEir JUNIOR garden tractor town of this state that the records sumes VA mortgage at 4%%, 4 bedroom ranch, dining room, 9-2853. ELVA TYLER, REALTOR Ml 8-8020. for salesman In new Reader’s with plow, harrow, two cultivators Sewerage Dispe*ol Co. 238 (HARTER OAK ST. First floor $17,900. PhUbrick Agency, MI fireplace. Garage. Cellar, patio, Members of mothers circles are and filing. Iona Mfg., Regent St. Digest direct sales organization. of sudh town show that such appli- asked to make reservations with Automobiles For Sale FREE ESTIMATES Prompt serv- and snow plow, $150. MI 9-1145. cant .has previously been admitted 180-183 Peart St.—Ml S-S808 2 room furnished apartment with 9-8464. nice location, reasonal^ priced. MANtHESTER Split level. 1 MI 9-4469 ' INDUSTRIAL CXIMPLETTE 24-hour oil burner ice on all types of electrical wir- No magazines. Work with leads. BOY'S SUIT, size 12 Husky, like bathroorn. Heat, hot water and Carlton W. Hutchins, AD 9-5132. rooms, vacant. H i baths, recrea- leaders by Friday. THREE LADIES to work full or Appointment only, no competition. as an' elertor in that town. new. MI 3-5495'. SIX R(X)M Cape, Immediate occu- service. Also, plumbing and heat- ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson part-time, can earn regular check, STEEL GRAIOTY warm air fur- parking. $iS per week. Ml 9-1748. tion room, large lot, built-ins. DUPLEX,' 6-6, garage, near Cen- 1955 BUICK CENTURT. Best offer ing. Free estimates. MI 9-7821. Finest opportunity In direct sales nace with oil burner, controls, and Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, pancy, 4 bedrooms, large kitch- SEVEN ROOM home, ,4 bedrooms, Legal Notlcea Electrical (3o., Manchest'A'. MI flexible hours, no collection, no October 8, 1962. AQUA AND BLUE wool dresses, $4 Look this one over. Tongren ter. good condition, vacancy. accepted. MI 9-3459. 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-V878. history. Apply 470 Main St.. Man- ducts, good condition, J)rice $50. ^GLE 5 ROOM^alTTumished, en. screened porch, nicely finish- large modern kitchen 13’x28’ liv- Agency, MI 3-6321. Call owner, AD 9-8860. PAINTING STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone waUs, delivery, no investment, commis- chester, 2-6 p.m. or phone MI Olive H. Toomey, each; royal blue gown, $6. Size 9. must be seen to be appreciated, ing room, Ruaco windows. 2-car OBDEB OF HEABING T. P. Aitkin Co,, 28 Tolland Turn- REAL ESTATE WANTED ed recreation room in basement, STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Piobstc 1957 PL'YMOUTH, 2 door. 6 cylin- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. sions paid weekly. Call MI 6-4913 8-2130, Mr. Collins. pike, MI 3-6798. Town Clerk MI 9-9812 after 5 :,80. adults. Rent reasonable. AO oversized 2-car garage, $17.&00r garage. Buy direct from owner, MANCHESTER—4 room Colonial, Insoranee Coverage For far appointment. DUPLEX—6-ji, with I te'^rooms, Court, To*n of Andover. IMstrlcl of Your Protection der, standard ahlft, clean. Call Work done at reasonable prices. Floor Finishing 24 Charles A. Robbins, 9-9024. Philbrick Agency, AD 9-8464. $15,500 Inquire 97 Hollister St. ceramic baths, amesite drives, 2 garage, older home. Good condi- Andover, October 3, 1962. Ozzle’s Shell MI 3-1272. A MATURE business man needed A rash of recent sales has left Eeute lblt eaid account In Phone MI 9-OMO ter exchange CaU Enterprise 1948. group). Voice, diction, phonetics, be skilled ft all phases of motors, new and used. E verj^ ftg Must Sacrifice call. We’ll give you prompt and New Look-Alikes Realtor, Ml 3-15^. street, 90x180 shaded lot, amesite $14,900—Imnriaculate • room bedroom with private bathroom, aald Cobrt at the dav and hour abova public speaking and allied speech comptometer’' work. Interest- fireplace, aluminum storms, ga- 1956 FORD F 100 6 cylinder half- CLASS A tbol and* gauge makers; I must go. May be seen at W. G. efficient results. drive. 2-cqj; garage, aluminum Capte with aluminum siding on rages. one acre. CaiTton W. landscaped wooded lot, carport, mentioned and that notice of the time SHARPENING Sendee— Saws, arts. Lillian Gertrude Grant, for- ed even if no recent exper- also, experienced all around m a-' Schwarz Co., Inc., Route 88, Ver- storms and screens, new roof and- Brookfield St. Close to all $2,300 assumes , 4*4% mortgage. •"<* P '* '' •** hearing he given ton pickup, 8 foot flair side body, knives, axes, shears skates, mer dramatic. recitalist. Refer- ience. 3 BEDROOM RANCH with Hutchina, AD 9-5132. P*r*d*» known lo be inlereated completely reconditioned, hew chinists. Top wages and fringe, non. Conn. ' Gay And Colorful! siding FTlce'reduced to $18,500. schools. Lovely ysrd. Joseph Lombardo, Broker, AO m aaid eatate by cauaing a copy of rotary blades. Quick service. ences by'request. MI 3-1158 fireplace^ livinFroom, hot 20 GREENHILL S T .'— Compact 9-9345. thia order to be publiahed once' in paint, exceUent condition Real Send your reply to Post Of- benefits. Apply E ft S Gauge, Robert Wolvertwi Agency, Real- tol Elqulpment Co., $8 Main Mitchell Drive. 14 FOm RUNABOUT, 18 h.p. water oil heat (basebrard) tor. AD»9-2813. $19..500 — ’ F’ine 3 bedroo’m two-family, easily re-converted ahme newapaper having a circulation cream puff. Storrs GArfield 9-9044. Manchester. Hours dally 7-5. PUNO INSTRUCTIONS et your fice Box 1821, Hartford, stat- rancji in Grron Manor area. In aald District and posted oa the pub-, E vini^e motor, mastercraft alumi'nam storms, full base- back to a six room single. Big MANCHESTER—Small farm over fle signpost in the Town of Columbia, Thursday 7-9. Saturdsy 7 ^ Ml home. Mrs. William Hoch Eiyit ing business experience and es- traiidr, $350. MI 3-6046. BEL AIR REAL ESTATE OO. R(X3aJEDOE—T room Ranch, 4 Flili basement. Nice lot: CHosp an acre, good 6 room house, ga- pecially periods on the comp- ment, garage and breeze- porch, two-car garage, ideal loca- and sent by certified mail, postage WHEE! WATER’S 1957 MERCURY convertible CaU 3-7958. Street, Stafford Springs, Overland Help Wanted— "Selling Since 1989* years old. large modern kttchsn, to Buckley School. tion. Call, the realistic price will rage. 2 large barns, central, < 'v prepaid, to Clair 1, Robinson. Colum- 4-2327. tometer, education and wage THREE WOODEN ' rowboats, 8 way, large (nearly acre) tmUt-ln oven and range, dishwash- appeal to you. T. J Crockett, $12,500. Hayes Agfency, AD 3-: ;. bia. Connecticut, and Slate Welfare after 6 p.m., MI 3-2992. requirement. Male or Female 37 -foot, oars knd locks, $25 f'-;h. 79 East Center St., ^CXieck our ADA Bulletin Commissioner. Hartford. Conn., ail at HOT-HOT.,. ASD corner lot, lovely view, near Flower Fashion Building er. disposal, pantry, etc. Large Realtor. AD 8-1577. least seveb days before the date set 1961 COMET 4-do>or, whitewalls, Household Services MILLER PHARMACY requires Call MI 9-8088. Board for pictures of these and M ANCHESTER^ iJldlow Road, for aald hearing, Bonds— StockK— schffols. Mitchell S-OS82 ' dining room, den center entrance standard, radio and heater. 19,000 Offered 13-A matured -person for general drug hall, paneled wall araplooe in liv- many other excellent listings. SIX ROOM Cape, front dormers. 3 Rockledge. New 6 room ranch. 3 CHARLES H. Nic HOI,SON. Judge. THERE’S A LOT! MortFAFes 31 18 FOOT runabout, 80 h.p. inboard, bedrooma, oil hot water ijeat, large bedroonia, natural wood- miles. After 5:30 p.m. TR 5-7916. Help Wanted— Male 36 store work. Few hoursidaily. Ex- new Grey motor, reasonable MI WAPPING Member ing room rrith a beautiful view, I OBDEB OF HEABING HAROLD A SON Rubbish Remov- perienced preferred. Driver’s li- .Manchester Board of Resfators bedrooma, t baths, 8-csr garage, large screened porch, convenient- work throughout, built-in oven and STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Probate 1961 VOLKSWAGEN ivory sedan, CASH AVAILABLE. If you have 9-7006, 6-7 p.m. range. This new hom^ will be Court, Town of Andover. District of al Cellars, attics, yards, and cense essential. No phone calls, Mnitfple Usting Service plastered walls, selling at bank Jarvis Realty Co. ly located. Discoe Agency, AD Nowl For only excellent condition, radio, heater. weekly pick-up or b>jrner barrels. real estate equity, caU us tor 9-0626. open for inspection all oay every, Andover, October 3, 1962. : 266 Green Road. Phone Owner, appraiaat, ^,000. Phllfirtck Agmi- Realtors AILS Appraisers Estate of Allan E. Archibald, late ef MI 9-8502, 21 Elizabeth Drive. Harold Hoar, MI ^-4034. funds. $2000 requires only $44.60 ARE YOU SURE cy, AQ 9-84d4. day. Stop by at your convenience. Andover. In said Diatrict. In tsiist. dmy for fuel...hot wstar per month, Includins repayment. LONDON par k — Hebron. ^ Robert Wolverton Agency, AD BnildinF Materials 47 288 E. Center St. MI 3-4112 Present, Hon Charles H. NlcholiwMi, FOR SALE—1968 Volkswagen, in AN UNUSUAL \>argain! Reuphol- Frank Burke, 246-ra07 days, or Sitaatiniw Wanted— Read Herald Advs. 8% ACRES, immacula^ 7 room room ranch on wooded acre Idt, 9-2813 Judge. , for all—all the timel excellent condition, best offer over ster 3 piece living room set: s(rfa 529-6558 evenings. Ml 4-1354 TSe 16th day of October. 1962. at two OF YOUR Female 38 BETTER BUYS AT Colmtial, 1% baths, large cabinet MI 9-2519 MI 3-7847 full cellar, hot water baseboard o'clock In the afternoon, at a Court of $800 Call TR 5-9327. and 2 cliaira $145. ; Choose from kitchen, excellent barn, trees, only heat, stainless steel ' built-ins, M ANCHBSTER-^Ranch, 5>t rooms Probate to be held at the Probate Of- group of fine fabrics. Work done SEXXINO MORTGAGES available. NATIONAL 817,900'. Carlton W-. Hutchins. 'MI 4 LITTLE STOEET—near Parkade storm windows and 'doors. Asking built 1960. Large lot, attached ga; fice in the Towm of.' Andover is hereby I f JOB Kva IB a teP*c*l haoi NEED CAR? Your credit turned OonsoUdate your obligations into WILL CARE for children ft rage, oil hot water heat. 2 hilt asaigned for a hearing upmn the settle- jo u eould easily ran out o f iMfa by expert craftsmen on our prem- 9-5132. and Waddell School. 4 room ex- $14,000 Call AO 3-0691. ment and allowance of tne annual ac- down? Short on down payment? one. monthly payment. We are in FUTURE? home while mother works Exotic Paneling FVom 14c sq. ft. baths,' built-in oven and . range, water several timee a week.. ises. All work 'uUy gUara^eed. shops Call MI 9-4080. pandable Cape; Call AD 3-0642. count of the trustees and It Is Bankrupt? Repossession? ’ Don’t MIU Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine a ^ it io n to loan any amount Have you reached a deadend Combination Doors From $16.66 ea. FOUR BEDROOM colonial, at- THREE PAADLY house, 6-4-3 room wall-to-wall carpet, Immediate oc- ORDERED: That the trustees of said J^otc you eon hone all k despair! See'Honest Douglas. In- St., exclusive Cheney Fabric on easy terms. J. D. Realty, 470 In your present Job? Well estab- Knotty Pine Paneling ISHc aq. ft. tached breezeway, 2-csr garage, 74 FERGUSON RD—CAistom built units, good (xxidition, furnace, cupancy Terrific buv at $19,500. »»t«tc exhibit said account In said Court .looter you' need at one time f t t quire about lowest down, small- Hitch Rail Fencing PnKi.r+ ’ Wnivwi-tnn ' ao-aiiov M T' *he day and hour above mentioned salearoom, in Manchester: MI Main St., MI .8-6129. lished national organisation la WILL CARE for children ft my fireplace, ceramic baths,.shad- ranch, a beauty. Six rooms, 8 big hot Water, centrally located. R ol^rt Wolverton Agency, AD notice of the time and place only Think of it— est payments anywhere No small accepting appllcaticms for driv- 2.99 per section TO BE SOLD Cali AD 3-6941 after 6 9-2818. 3-7822. Budget terms arranged. home. Any hours. MI 3-4609. ,ed lot, immediate occupancy. bedrooms, two baths, two fire- rt ter said hearlnz be sivrn tv 'all only « «fay! ' loan or finahee company plan. ers of medium size package _ ' Oiling Tile 9Hc sq. ft. Beechler - Smith, Realtors, AD places, finished basement. Garage, 7^ persona known to be Interested In said Business Opportunities 32 THREE BEDROOM ranch 2 full estate .by rauslnf a copy of this order 'Vas, thanks to Mobilhaot — Douglas Motors, 333 Main. REUVEAVING Of burns, moth holes. delivery vehicles. CLERK-TYPIST availaUe two days P*"® Sheathing, 8000’ lots 9-8952, AD 8-6969. will hold two cars Nice lot, big, lo* be published once In some nen-s- . Zippers repaired Window Shades a week. Light shorthand. MI _ . _. _ per M 55 Olcott Drive trees. The $26,500 selling price is lonial. Generous size rooms in-1 batha, attached garage, full ^ e - havlnx a circulation In .-aid and an oil-fired hot water haatar 1962 VOLKSWAGEN panel deli^ made to measure; aU slsed Vene- SER'VriCE STA'nON business for PROMOTION FROM , Pretlnished Birch Paneling PORTER St.—Largs colonlgtl boms, elude Uving room, dining room, I merit, aluminum combinations. District and j>oat#d on the public Fiim* e f correct capacity—yourfamilj 'kale lower Main St. location, es- 9-8760. far less than it cost to build. T. J. ehy, 9 months old CaU MI 3-7021 tian blinds Keys made whUe you WITHIN POLICY 25c sq. ft. • bedrooms, 8H oiMha, t-c u gB- kitchen and 8 bedrooms, utility ^ many extras, beautifully land- j po»t ih tho Tora of Andorar and sent can take dire of off their-waafaing tablished trade -and complete In- Crockett, Realtor, AD S-IST*?. fllmnat n#w * lvnj»1liknt 1^' c^rtlfi^d maU. postajTF prepaid, to after 6 p.m. wait. Tape Recorders for rent. Apply for a Job with a com- ' 8d and Kd Common Nails Here is an dnu8ual home that may be enjoyed nigs. . large landscaped yard. room, and enclosed TOrch. Oil scaped. aimcMt ne>^ excellent i Connecticut Bank and Tru.»»t Coni- seeds at one time. ventory. CaU DH 8-6860 f<»> ap- heat' $14,500. Robert Wolverton Marlow’s, 867 Main, M3 9-6231. pany that offers you a future. CXX)K and/or care of invalid $8,95 per/keg. by the large family or by juet a couple. TTie Stafnni by appointment. Marian B. $33.000—AND one of the better condition, $18,900. Owner trans-jpany, Hartford, Connecticut, and Rdith Mom can do the fanuly WB ^ pointment. We offer steady employment, convalescent. PI 2-8225. Disappearing Stairways $22.96 ea. Robertoan, Reolhw. MI 8-5NI. buys ft town. Multl-ieve] split of Agency, AD 9-2813,. ferred Owner M I 9-4825 Archibald by h^r attorney. John L. 1956 DODGE 2-door sedan, $175. first floor has a Bradley Kitchen with dishwash- Bon<®e. 60 State Street Hartford 3. Sis can do the d isl^ of (Ae MHNa CaU MI 3-7712.. - — ------IwMy , JDr. Caslnjg_...„^ eight large rooms, four bedrooms, Conno^dcut ' aJL at laaat upvpn «iav» Btolding—CDiMYA£;»ir--l« many liberal benefits. >PB»-.FQR.-INS*PE€¥ieN takes-hfa-hoth. oa S centrally located, good volume. CASH ’N CARRY %Y'’ahl3rdi8pwiO,"lRmng^'area,” living fireplace, dining room, large lot,' moving South,. must sell their CHARLES H NK^HOIaSON. Judif# you enjoy a shower. By ap^intment only, caU Paul J, Doga— Birds— Pets 41 one storage, room. Immaculate. YOU MAY QUALIFY room,' two bedrooms, (or a bedroom and den), $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, AD Big lot, lovely setting. Solid completely re-built borne. Four Wednesday 2-5 p.m. Don’t delay—phone os todaw. 1949 CHRYSLER 6 club <• coupe, Correntl, Ml 3-2128, Mf 3-6363. NOBODY. BUT NOBODY, large rooms, 2 and 2 down, ORDER OF HEARING ERAMING, additions, remodelihg, U you are 21 years of age, or €re«-SH4ctt«and sun deck, a circulation in said District and. post-., BIDWEUj L HOME- Improvement Herald.' mechanic, excellent, opportunity Anne cibot. The Manchester Eve- DO YOU HAVE an inlaw problem? all utilities, selling for attractive MANCHESTER REALTY water, bunk beds, $600. MI 8-4046. times. $800 takes it. For furthelr 11:00 A M . for Sidewalk and Curb lenee. To order, send 35<7. AO the w." wkeeT tnatmetien for f an agars. Coughlin Roofing Co., Manblies- resentative In your neighborhood. Write Sales Manager,, P.O. Boot gallon. Morriaon Palm Stera. $89 RICHARD MARTIN, and Awe patteras. -/... sr. BooMor, MI ^ Agency. AC 9-8484. ft480t. Broker, w eSuaJM B. memuKW. Ml 9-6073. ter. Ml 8:7707. ’ . Call 389-4922. 164, South Windham,/Oofm. Centar tt. GENERAL MANAGER / V - - -

FAG« iDCTEEN TUESDAY, OCTOBBR 8, l«6t iianrljp0t?r U m lb 'fi-

1 Miss Dorothy Thelma Brortdolo, Bowerp PTA will meet tonight ! violations on Manchester’s streets, daughter of l^r. and Mrs. Giuglio at 8 in the school auditorium. Miss Course Planned 29 charges for violations M road Board to Decide About Town Brondolo, Brandy St., Bolton, is a Esther Grahstrom, principal, will and driving laws, many from 52 senior at Mt. Ida College, Newton introduce staff members and ex- To Train Aides motor vehicle accidents w^tich Job Description CAR LEASING OH-duty tovm firemen and Centre, Mass., where she is ma- plain the school's grouping sys- brought death to one person and

I nembara of Hose Co. 3 will meet joring in the executive secretarial tem. A social time with refresh- For BloodmobUe injuries to 31 others. For Thrall Post and RENTALS ' tonlfht at 7 at Lynesa and W. Cen- course. She is a 1961 graduate of ments will follow. Eleven arrests were ifor drunk- ter Sta. and proceed from there to Manchester High School; , enness, for larceny <3), for auto First In Maabbester. New een, the John F. Tierney Funeral The fourth class in a .series for theft (3), for robbery -(1), for The app(4ntment of a successor fnU maiotenanoe, folly inaored . The Greater Hartford Chapter training Red Crosf, blood program breaking and entering f l ) , of- to FYed 'Thrall, who retired Mon- to reduce your problems and Home, Jl» W. Center St., to pay Dennis R.. Podolny, son of Mr. of the National Women’s commit- leapeeta to Edward J. Boyle, and Mrs. William H. Podolny, 16 aides is scheduled for Wednesday, fenses against family and chil- day as the superintendent of the worriea. For full tafonnatton tee of Brandeis University will Oct. 17, at the Chamber of Com- brother of John M. Bpyle, hose Coburn Rd.. has entered the fresh- f dren (3), disorderly conduct (2), water and sewer department, eaU have it* annual fall, luncheon merce board room, 139 E. Center awaits .a decision by the board of aompany member. ' man class at Johns Hopkins Uni- meeting Wednesday. Oct. 17. at other' juriwliction (5), and traffic versity, Baltimore, Md„ where he St. and. motor vehicle laws and other directors on the job qualifications. Paul Dodge PoRtiae noon at the Tumblebrook Country Open to all interested women, olTenses (11). General Manager Richard Mar- The Holy Family Mothers Clr- plans to. major in biological sci- Club, Bloomfield. Mary Hunter IN C ele will meet toniffht at 8 at the ences for a career as a doctor'of the class will be held from 9 a.m. A traffic analysis noted arrests tin said yesterday that no one will Phone Ml 9-2881 Wolf, teacher-' and lecturer on medicine. He is a 1962 graduate to noon and from 1 to 2 p.m. for reckless driving (7), nonob- be hired until the directors decide SIS MAIN STREET home of Mra Robert F. Hallisey, theatre, will be the gijest speaker. whether the new superintendent 100 Indian Dr. • of Manchester High School. Reservations will close Monday, Volunteers completing the course servance of a light or sign (1), will be able to assist in all phases improper registration or license 'shall handle engineering and ac- Oct. 15, and may be made with counting responsibilities. , Pictures will be taken of the Mrs. George Lessner, +4 Robert of .volunteer work during bloodmo- (7), and 24 other violations. Martin proposed several months ca'.st and chorus of , "The Boy Rd. blle visits, except the work of reg- Friend" Friday at 7 p.m. in the istered nurses. i ago that these duties be trans- fireplace room of the Community The morning session will be ferred to the engineer's and con- Manyhestcr Lodge ef Masons Lee Pine to Call troller’s departments. Y. It was incorrectly reported in will meet tonight at 7:30’. The fel- taught by Mrs. Gertrude Wilkin- yesterday’s Herald that the pic- son, chief nurse of the Connecti- Until a decision on the job GLOBE lowcraft degree will be conferred Dance Club Class qualifications is made, Lawrence tures would be taken tonight. after a busine.ss meeting. cut Red .Gross blood prgram, and There wilt be a run-through of the Seminar Leader the afternoon orientation to Red Wittkofski, the assistant super- TRAVEL SERVICE entire musical after the .pictures Cross will be led by Mrs. Eleanor Lee Pine of Wethersfield will be intendent, is acting head pf the ,Dr. Tanash H. Atoynaton, clini- department. 905 MAIN 8T. Friday. Mi.ss Joan Parker, daughter of Griffin, di'i«ctor of the Greater the caller for square dance lessons Mr. and Mrs. Clarence. P. Parker cal psychiatrist of the State De- Hartford Red Cro.ss blood program. presented by the Manchester Jun- MANCHESTER Jr.. 43 S. Lakewood Circle, has ior Square Dance Club at Ver- The Sisterhood of Temple. Beth paj’tment of Mental Health, will Any persons interested in tak- TEL. MI 8-2185 Sholom will e p o i^ r a rummage been elected to the glee club -at I again lead a clergymen’s seminar ing part may call the Manchester planck School. The Town Recrea- Mount St. Mary College. Hook- tion Department sponsors the -club sale tomorrow from 6:30 to 9 p.m. ; Thursday at 1:30 p.m^,'at the Red Cross office. and Thursday from 9 to 11 a.ml sett, N.,H. The club will present a and the lessons. Strypeeze Let Us Make Your i Community Child Guidance Clinic. STATE lARBER SHOP at the tempie. ,wew fabrics and joint concert with Holy Cross Col- Instruction for pupils in G r^e lege. Worcester, Mass., Dec. 12. l60 Haynes St. It will be sponsored 5 and 6 will begin Thursday from linings, used clothing for all mem- I b.v the Manchester Mental Health Travel Arraii8:ements! bers of the f ^ i l y and toys and Arrests Drop 195 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Lessons for jun- 10 Biss«ll St. ! Associal ion arjd is the fourth for books will be featured. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will spon- ior high and high school students : clergymen in this area. .sor a rummage sale Tuesday, Oct. More than 70' clergymen in During September will start Thursday, Oct. 18, from

16. beginning at 9 a.m. at Odd Fel- I Mancljeslsr and surrounding com- 7 to 9:30 p.m. .( lows Hall. Articles may be brought The Manchester police consoli- Pupils will not be accepted for mupifies have been invited to the to the sale Monday. Oct. 15. from ipterfaith workshop. dated daily report fo r , September registration after the second les-

7 to 10 p.m. Memher.stdesirlng pick-;,< During the past two years Dr. noted 293 arrests, 195 lower than son. Pinehurst Early Week up service may call Mrs. Robert I Atoynaton has conducted a the previous month. Further Information may be ob-

Armstrong, 64 Hemlock St. or Mrs. I monthly discu.ssion group for cler- Included in the total are 223 tained by calling Dave Thomas, 13 i Alice Wetherell. 33 Florence St. ics in this area at the clinic. This, tickets given for various parking Lucian St.

Specials year the group will meet on a We represent all leading Air- weekly basis and the psychiatrist ! Mrs. Mary Mathieu, 156 Main lines, Steamship lines, Tour i St., national auxiliary president of will lead a discussion of ideas on Companies, and Hotels. Frozen Cubed - ; mental health problems. The United Spanish War Veterans, has VEAL CUTLETS lb. returned from a month in Wash- . meetings have been initiated by ' the mental health association as Oor staff has traveled Uirough- ington. D. C.. where she prepared out Ule world. Save 10c a program for the confing year. j part of its educational program for the yeai She will visit the Department of Center Cut Fresh Connecticut this month to check on Dr. Atoynaton is. a graduate of HI HO! COME TO THE FAIR Istanbul University School of Pinehurst membership, the Clara Barton Scholarship and other projects. She Medicine in Turkey. He ha.s had extensive training in the fields of SPONSORED BY WSCS PORK CHOPS lb. will return to Washington for Vet- eran’s ,Day services, Nov. 11. at adult and child psychiatry and neurology. He gives part of his iSave 20c Arlington National Cemetery, where the USWV will be in charge time to the Community Child Guidance Clinic In Manchester. Dozens of Flavors of services. SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH The Key To Your Futuri PLUS ROYAL ICE CREAM i Both youths posted $100 bonds

Save 20c ^ gallon j while awaiting appearance in Cir- Police 4rrests cuit Court 12, Manchester, Oct. SEE THE H0 B6.Y SHOW Let! IBM Keypunch, I 22. Try Betty Crockers new ALMONDINE NOODLES 45c The youths were arrested after Machine PLUS pkg. Stock up on Lucky Leaf Apple Pie Filling and save Ernest N. Verdone Jr., 20. of being observed by police driving Glastonbury, and Gary R. Phelps, their vehicles easterly from a traf- ADMISSION 25c, CHILDREN UNDER 10 FREE SCHOOL operation at this price sale . . . 2 cans for the price of one . . . 19, of 29 Griffin Rd., last night fic lifeht on Center St., at Broad

A real apecial-r-2 cans Lucky Leaf Apple 35c. were each charged with racing. St., at about 9:30. COURSE and wirings Children Must Be Accompanied By An Adiilt

Miracle Whip full qt. 49c. Sunsweet Prune Juice 39c •pen - 407 i 604- hot. Our new Associated Grocer’s bread 2 for 39c and

an everj'day low price on Hood Milk gal. 76c. Doors 1401 Computer

Just arrived, large plump 16 to 19 lb. L of L new crop CARTOONS GAMES ~ PRIZES VISIT THE COUNTRY STORE for you. Programming.

U. S. Grade A Turkeys to sell Wednesday shoppers at Sand tor S9tlb. RUMMAGE SALE booMat Free Placement BOOTHS Satyrdoy Night Suppor At 5:30 Sponsored by SISTFJRHOOD OF TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM AT THE ITIMPLE— Corner of Linden and Myrtle Streets PL.US + WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10. 6:30 P.M. to 9 P.M.

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