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fRUBSDAY. NOVEMBER 14, IMft Averajgt Daily Net Preas Ran The Weather For «lM Ena^a I of U. 0. Weettwr PAQt TWKNTY-IIGHT liattflfifBtipr Emming November 9, 1968 t Ofeer Mid oold tonight. Low retary of the Cbnnectlctit Mu­ 13,891 26-SO. Seturdsy mnny, mUaer i Reheaisala for S one-act plays Members of Gibbons Assem­ bly, Catholic Ladies of Colum­ tual Life meursnee Oo. in r of tlm Auait in afternoon. High 50-85. in production for the Children's Alvord Head of dresleWoa About Town Wing of the little Theater of. bus, will go to Hartford. Manchester-^A City of VUlage'Charm Manoheater wilt be resumed to­ Saturday, Nov. 30. oh the 8 a.m. Mrs. Jacobson has been n H m Littl* riawtr of J mu» morrow at 0:30 p.m: in their train from Hartford. Guests the 'PPC since 1954-: and haa Of Planners been chosen secretary annually MotiMni C3rcl« will me«t tomor- regular rehearsal rooms. and members are invited. A Advertfotog on Fsgo M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS raw Wt 8:16 p.m. at the home of group luncheon has been plan­ since 19.67. She was reappoint­ VOL. LX X X m , NO. 40 MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1968 (TWENTY PAGES) Un. JMwmiah CMUna, 171 St. Miss Susan Uindgren, daugh­ ned, and varied tours. For in­ The TVnvn Planning Commis­ ed by the directors for a five- Jotai. St. Mm. James Coufhlin ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert formation l>all Mrs. Leroy Par­ sion last night re-^ec\ad Mar­ year term in 1960. ^ wUl Mre« as oo-hoateas. Uundgren, 123 Conway Rd.. ker, SO Williams St. Reserva­ tin Alvord. 3 Oakland St., as its One of Manchester’s three ^und Jumps $4,SOO will become an official membet tions dose tomO«:row. ^airm an, and Mrs. Dorothy reprcssentatives to the Capitol .Tacobson, 4.6 Wyllys St., as sec­ Region P la n n i n g Agwey / H m SteSi Club will sponsor of Albertm Magmu College. Jumping more than 34.500 a danoe Batuixlay at the VFW New Haven, at an . Investiture The Liitherweds of Emanuel retary. (ORPAl, she is presently the Volume Is here I Bureau Chief Keeps Title in one day, the United Fund agent’s chairman. Home, Manchestar Green. Dick ceremony for freshmen Sun­ Lutheran Church wi^L Hm s a 1 Alvord has been a meiri'ber of haa reached 376,482. At fund FliMMuf and hia orchestra will day. The freehmen will receive potluck tomorrow at In ti.' TT*C .since 1949. and has ^ headquarters yesterday the JFK Urges Tax Slice play for dancing from 8 p.in. cape and gowns at the cere- Luther Hall. Members of the collection was reported at lo 1 ajn . Refreahinenta will be monlee at St. Mary’s Church, Couples Club of Our Savior Lu­ Auto Hite Sipn, AMERICAN HERITAGE But Is Shorn of Control 370.748. served. Tltckeits may be ob­ New Haven. theran Church, Wappiiig, have Division totals are Intital tained at the door. 'Hm event in been Invited. The Rev. Eldward HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES Gifts, 347,782; Business-Em­ open to membere and guests. Driver Uiihurt Maj. E. Walter Lamie will Fisher, pastor of The Chapel of THE NEWEST axettinfl volume H A R T F O R D (A P )— ^Thettor highways—Nov. 6. whona In . an interdepartmental i ployes. 315,000; and Resi­ the Holy Pre.sencc, Stores, will dential, 312,661. l i n . H. John Malone, pteei- conduct an informal Bible No arrest nor Injury was re -' In this magnificent book-a-week see-sawing title of head of Oommiootoner Howard 8. Ivoo memo late Thursday after-; study tonight at 7 :30 at the Sai- be guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. ported in a one-car accident returned from a Wert Coart noon, Ives offered a further- The overnight Increase In Speech to AFL-CIO dent of the Women’e Auxiliary vatlw Army. The subject will Bernard Johnson are In charge ye.sterday afternoon' at about series is now on sale. the Bureau of Rights of conference to learn of the clarification which a depart­ came largely In the Bus­ of ttm Manchester Memorial of program. Mr. and Mr.s. Rob­ iness-Employes division Hospital, will be accompanied be "Ttie Book of the Revela­ 3:30 on Tolland Tpke. in which Way of the State Highway pr<^. ment qK>kesman said wUI be' tion of Je.siis Christ.” ert Henrickson. food. And Mr. a car was badly damaged. The regular director of the the final word. which stood yesterday at by au«L Robert Breer. Mrs. Rob­ and Mrs. C. EkiSon Case, devo­ Department, rtow under a 310,360. ert Murdock, Mrs. John Von* Police reported that Edward bureau, Arthur W. Olcott, re­ Wood is no longer acting di- tions. •UY IT TODAY Veluste I federal probe, apparently reclor, Ives said, but he atill Deck, Mrs. I ^ l p Sumner and The Manchester Area Alum­ L. Courtrighl, 24, of 52 North only 4e< turned from vacation Tueaday Mbs. David Warren, all mem- na Club of Pi Beta Phi will St., was driving ea.st on the came to an end today with and waa informed of the ‘‘will be responsible for control Hits Ideas Miss Kerry Ann Oetchell. bera, to a statewide volunteer meet Monday at the home of i turnpike near the Vernon town PubM«h«e by a memo taking the title change. of this bureau under my direc­ worfcsbop hi Cheshire on Tues­ Mrs. George A. Krivlck. 84 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dana ; line, where the road narrows. away from the acting head, When the change waa made tion.” Events day. Ih e day-long conference, Ayers Rd., Wapping. Refresh­ Getchell, 31 Deepwood Dr., is The car struck a shoft shoulder, but leaving him “responsi­ public Wednesday, however, Civil service rulee do not al­ Of Rocky, to tM beid at the Waverly Inn. ments will be served at 7:30 a delegate at a leadership train­ Courtright lost contrbl of the ivee contradicted hia public 're- low auapension of an employe la being sponsored by the Ooun- p.m. David Blackhall will dla- ing conference tomorrow and car, and it sideswiped a sign Dili ble for control” of the bu­ latlona director and aaaerted from hia p6at without a hearing eil on Hospital Auxillariee of cuss gift packaging idea.s and Saturday at the Yale Motoi before stopping off the side of. reau. Olcott waa still In charge. In which charges are proven. In State ibe Oonneotieut Hospital Aaso- demonstrate holiday wrappings. Inn, Wallingford. The event i.s the road. The car was tow'Cd One or all 16 volumes will make a nice Christmas A. Earl Wood of Nerwington ITiuraday he ‘‘clarified’' tliia Ives’ memorandum, addressed Goldwater away with extensive right front There will be a bustness after sponsored by Central Connecti- gift. Buy No. 1 for 49c and all other volumes for had first been aaaigned aoUng by eKplaining that the depart­ “to all concerned," read as fol­ the program. Mrs. Jonathan c\it State College, New Britain, and rear fender damage. : head of Uie bureau—now being ment had both an acting head lows: Tbe VFW Post will sponsor Bimle w^l head a refreshment where she Is a junior elemen­ 99c each. InveeUgated by federal authori­ and a head, but that Wood, the “The memorandum assigned Surgeons Study NEW YORK (AP)— stafbod lilgM tomorraw from 8 committee. She will be assisted tary education major. BECKER IN POST ties for alleged ''Irregularltlea” acting head, carried the ulti­ Pi’esident Kennedy told 8 pm. to 12:90 a.m. a t the post by Mrs. Robert Sandall, Miss HARTFORD (API—John E. bi appraiaal of land to be taken mate reeponslbillty. (See Page Twelve) Crash Car Size ctieering AFlr-CIO conven- boma 'nM event la open to Margaret Mulkem and Mias St. Bridget's Rasary Society Becker of New’ Canaan Has | saenibess and guesta Lynte Hasen. Martin Alvord been named to the Connecticut j | jtioii today there is no good will meet Monday at the clwirch. HARTFORD (AP) State The Rosary and Benediction River Valley Flood Control rea.son why Congress -served as its chainnan since CTomnrtiasion. Gov. 'John N. Police surgeons will try to will be aakl at 7:30 p.m. in the 19.53. He was roa/ppolnted to As ^Moscow SpiriP Fades I .should not pi’omptly pass ohurch. Mrs. Albert Swraneon of Dempsey .announced yesterday. Clerics Held learn If there is s relationship ; his $11-billion tax cut bill. the .corrunissitm for a five-year Becker succeeds Horace C. Wart Hartford, formerly of term by the town directors in Handled with CARE between the size of the car and ; Kennedy .said .some four mil­ Manchester, will speak after a Vibert of South Windsor, who lion per.sons are nut ot work end 961. resigned. After Protest the scope of the injuries in an short tMisiness meeting in the He la 'also an active mem­ That is the Hallmark of all Pinehurst products. Red Cultural Group automobile accident. I that those who talk about federal church basement. She will dem­ deficits ".should look at that fig­ ber of the Connecticut Federa­ State Police believe there is onstrate Christmas decorations tion of Planning and 2

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IMJTCHISTBR BVUNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CXTNN., FRn)AY, NOVEMBER 15, 1968 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR ^ Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ^ F r i d a y , N o v e m b e r i s , *196» coat of SanU'a vlalt araa mor- RocfcrifleiFemon Covtntry R^ekviUe-VirnoH cJiAnts will ba contacted by j h e Chamber Invitation to Art ineroe has deckled. «rM a for wttat he tsmtad tlM re «e) 8:00 (34) Of Poeta and Poetry G d f Laisd. biAtai at the' achod e PTA meet­ ( S) Newe (30) Naked City Santa will airlve on a Civil lag in tha dty'a redavalopnrint ing at 8 Tueadey. TTie PTA (18) In the.P)lbl)c Interest (23) Biography Defenm DUKW appropriately program . (34) Dr. Posin’! Giants TUNNEL'fXMrUErnBD eoeecuttva beard will meet a t 7 8:801:80 (10-23.30) Bob Hope Theater decorated by the 'Vernon Fire Ha Mtggastad thoit “one rea­ (40) Laramie US) SubMrlptton TV Department. Docking time is MARTFOBID (AP) — Week- pjn. at the arhool. 1:10 ( 3) New.«, Sports and Weath­ * ( 8-3O-40) Burke's LiLaw man have completed a mlle- son for the log... ia Ow rirmniT er ( S-lh Route 86 10 a m . i. Mra. Xbtnaat G. LeDoyt wlU <:80 ( 8i .New Breed kxijg tunnel through Tkloott •dxXnAteraitton'a teaD W tiT to' flontliKSt a ft)od eale dtirlnc the (34) t o elenoe Reporter M aking tha naoessary ar> k ^ p o M U c a out of tha pro* (40) Superman 8:00 (34) Art and Man rangemanta (with the old fellow Mduntam, ending the ftait (Hep erventn^. The food le beingr, (12) .Vewsbeat 9:») ( 3-13) Twilight Zone NEWS in a p r o j ^ designed to aidd up furnMted b>- perente of p rade | (201 Social Security (10-33-30) Hall of Fam e will ba David DObe, chairman of OnbaSo ■ thaat I (18) Life nt Riley . ( 8-30-40) Farm er s Dauphter the Vernon division for the com­ to so million galiona dally to the SMILING SERVICE 8 chdidren. (241 What’s New 10:00 ( 3-13) Alfred Hitchcock ent three tor eold the egency Refreihmenta will be served ing year. Dube-is with T. Greater Hartford water supply. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ( 3) Walter Cronkite (34) Japanese Brush Painting The timnel, opened yeeterday by McCaifhy) "just after the meeting’ with Mrs. (l(>22-30) Hutitley-Brlnkley ( 8-2(>-40) 8-30-40) Fight...... of the Week...... Grant's at Trt-aty Shopping "•Vi** to ho.'ve moxle the Stephen PSatek and Mm. Henry 7.00 (13-23-30-40) News, Sports and 10:46 ( 8-30-40) Make that Spare Plaza. the Metropolitan DIatrict Oom- Weather 11:00 ( 341-10-13-23-3040) News. mtaalon, will aerve aa tha finl IN USED CMS jyv—*■ tengu oontcibotton to OankoMde in general nharge. ( 3) Death Valley Days Chamber members Clifford Sports and Weather Hawley and Robert Giuwbadian link bi a saven-mlla conduit the Demooratk! treasury In the Diabetic Tents Slated Nazarene Guest (10) M Squad 11:16 (10) Footl>all Forecast leaf, txnm eleefion .— a contrl- Tile PubUc Heafth Nursing (24) Planet Earth (40) S(eve Allen reported that the planned piptaig water from upland Dr. Evelyn Ram say will (30p Mall Order Market ( 3) Hoyle Chrtotmaa light program for votrs into the Hartford btiteon that was larger than - 3 * Aaaoctatton te again coopemt- speak Sunday at 10:45 a.m. and (18) Subscription TV 11:30 (13) Movie wfth Dr. Robert P. Bowen, 7:18 (22) Film 11:30 (1030) Tonight (O the area is expected to coat The project la expected to coat tha ocanMned gifts of the egitka 7 .p.m. at the Chiirch of the (.301 Sports Camera ( 8) Movie about $1,000. To defray the aome $1,166,806. I>nboccattc oMw.’’ health dheotor, in pru\-iduig a 7:30 I .3-12) Great Adventure t n a urtnal.vBla testing progjain Nazarene. She is a medical (32) Springfield Acorns vf. h) oomnoantlng an im- mi.«>ionary. presently on fur- (22) Scbobl! Match Wltg Boston OUR BIG LOT OF Pwfanoe of renstral. Oesaila durtng National Diabetic Detec­ lougli from her work in South SEE SATrRDAT"S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTING F ashion tion Week which starts Sunday ■teddiat faittura to ataooeasfuUy and wtU continue Uursigh Nov. Africa. MANCHESTER «*»npiete the p r o je c t couil as. At the evening service Dr. •YanhiaMy leave RockvWe oan- Any town resident may bring Ramay will show color slides tar a ‘'t/btm. town." a apedmen to the PHNA oflPice, I of . Raleigh Fitkin Memorial HEARING AID CENTER "K feoa been etehnatod that ; Hospital. Manzini, ■ S'waziland. Radio Blousing Ita Thrift and Gift Shop, or t*>* iwopla af Vernon opend oarar KlU’t Fharmac>’ during the I where she .served■'as medical (This listing includes only (fiooe aaws broadoMis of 10 or 18 85A MAIN ST^fC enicr of Pork St.l $6 mmian antiuany outuide the week to be tested at no cost. missionary for five and one-half minute lengtn Some ntatlona carry other short nesrsrasta).'*, TEL A49-4998 toam of Vemon," he said. “M Bpecknena shouM be labeled I years. nae Ma-ss. and Tufts University 1:05 News Sign Off ^ 6:80 Showcase tor. Specimen bottles may be WHAT—tit 8:46 Lowell Tliomas pete with the growing exianaml- a dramatic turtle neck or the Oliver bad ftotn Hill's Pharmam'. School of Medicine. She in- f>:0(t Easy Ed Show 6:60 Sports Time oaj growth of aurrounding sub- In case of a posith'e reiaction tei-ned at the Xletnodist Hos- 6:30 Newrs, Weather pAd Sports 7:00 News Showcase uihe.*’ He oold that thle pur­ pital, Indianapolis, Ind.. before 7:(Ki Edward P Morgan 8:00 The World Tonight collar with its graceful bow. Both are tbe faintly doctor ■will be noti­ 7:16 Jeff Sprung- 8:15 Life Line chasing power could very well fied. lea\-ing for Africa. Dr. Ramsay 10:80 Tonight AtMy Placs 8:30 Showcase be B|>ent In city stores If the ( •/ V in carefree dacron polyester crepe. Appeals Granted plans to return to Africa In 1 3 0 Sign o i y 9:06 Best of Broadway leads all other aity make an aotiva attempt to 10:06 Showcase and News RATED Jim e 1964 for a seven-year 'WTIC_1088 aftroct H. c m H w aoMlag board of appeals term. 4:00 Nests Sports and WeaUicr 13:80 Sion Off Both have long, full sleeves and are baa unanlmoualy gianted ap- 6:35 Old. Borrowed and Blue CaaeUo choxgad that a return pnaal to tiwo requeats for ■vart- The services are open to the 6:tt Three Star Extra to the “apoUa eystem ” has re- ; perfect to wear with jumpers, under- public. 7:96 Conversation Piece Gold Reserves Up aaasea to aoning ragulatione. tairned to Rockville, along ■with ’ 7:.30 Newa of the World makes in popularity! USED CADS heatitation, uncertainty, and i The Nathan Hale Goa Service 7:46 Senator fre-m Conn. PARIS—Bconomistz estimate weskits and over the season's smart baa permiaslon to build a port- Church, during the 11 a.m. serv­ 8:10 Pope Concert lajdty. He said that he h u aetri- ice Sunday, 9:06 Nimtbeat th at in 1962 France increased otie doxibts afcout the preoent aMe platform for storage of 11:00 News her goJd reservea b\’ $466,000.- new skirts. Sizes 30 to 38. "The Po’wer of Belief” is the 11:15 Sport! Final odminlstrallon'a concern with aylndin of propone gas in the 000, Britain by fooo.000,000, the k>ae of income from renew­ I H rear of the S«h«rt building on topic of the sermon of the Rev. 11:30 Starlight Serenade IS OPEN AGAIN James H. AmellQg, pastor of 1:00 News and Sign Off Auatria by 8190,000,000, Spain al. Mabi 8t., bt accordance with WPOP—1418 by $130,000,000, and Belgiixn HERE’S WHY! Second Congregatkmel Church, 8:00 Joel Cash 1 “U has been estimated that the company's Sketch. by $117,000,000. Rockville could gain $8 million IMwrt 8. Potterton has per- at the 11 a.m. service Sunday. 7:00 Bni Hughes Greeting pfter the oervloe wtU Only ZanMi givaa you a fuU 5yMr protection pten. A * We now have a nice selection of late model used ea n . in increased retail ealee annual- to build a garage snd us about Kl Ij’” with renewal. “New buai- B Blouse A a t hla home on 'Bol- be Mia, Arthur J. mniton and Theunes T. Coopera. AQ have been completely reconditioned by oar own neae In the renewal area could ton Branch Rd. have on annual Bales pbtenUal Set Tenoop AncUod Dance Set Only ZsnMi, quality radio-TV makar, eonc^frtratas 44 years experienced mechanics. Most of these cars have bean 8 bra Oox and hds orobestra of o\’er $3 milUon. The clty'a * The WooMn’s Auxiliary to thq.- will furnish the music for the TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM of Amarican sisetroniet laadarship into now, truly minis- total tales potential could in- 6.99 Oofventry Vobmtaer Fire Aaso- round and square dance tomor. turizad hasting aids I traded In on new Oldsmobiles. ereoM l»y 60 " datton wfll have a teacup auc­ row at 8:80 pm. at the Pine "The progreae lof reneox-alt tion at its laeeting at 8 pm. FRESH was officially approved by the Lake Shores OonuminHy club­ Only Zanith provides such a complete selection of hee^ Monday in the South ttoventiy house? Vic Samuels ■will prompt federal government in March,' Blouse B, firehouse anneac. Plane will be for the square danoea. ing aids. Compare! You'll find Zenith (quality coets leaa IMO.” he aaJd. "Since th a t time •o' completed for amual Ghrist- NATIVE we have had repeated oeaur- ^ < 5 . TURKEYS than you’d egpect. . . as low as $90. FRO N T LIN E bOi aaaa fair on Ddc. 7 from 10 am . Manchester Kvenlng Herald Bncea th a t the purchasing and b> S p.m. C o v e n try oorrespondent, F. ALSO RONED AND ROUED demolition of property wotiM * 7.99 Men’s Spotia PaaUne little, telep h o n e And remtmben You must be satisfied or your money wM 1962 and 1961 M O D ELS begin by mld-l»63.'' A program of a ■variety of 742-6231. ^ FRANK M. HARABURDA be refunded in full, within 10 days of purchaae. Caaello said that the great in­ ■porta, including basketball for ASH SWAMP ROAD^LASTONBURY, CONN. crease in tax revenue from the local man will gat under way redevelopment area would not Ascot tie blouse ftxr He second year'Dec. '2 At TEL. 633-2418 Hear the “Living SouniT Hearing AiA difference todayl 1962 Oldsmobile D-98 Holiday Sport Sedan only pay for the project in a not aketchad Oovantry High School under the Six Gray Ladies short time, but could help re­ f Oovantry Recreation Committee, 1962 Comet Special 4-Door Sedan duce costa in other areas such wauom Ketteher will conduct Cited at Hospital aa city services. He said that (he program from 7:30 to 0:30 private investors would benefit 1962 ,Boick Special V-8 4-Door Sedan 6.50 fun. each Monday during the Bbc memberB of the Manchea- because induetry would be at­ trbitar montba. ter Red Ootss Gray Lady Ser­ tracted to the area. i < K^giatratlona wU be accepted 1962 Oldsmobile Starfire Coupe Casello also charged that the N vice Group were honored laat . fi at the opening seeslon. Those to night at New'ington Veterans late Harry Flamm, one-time anroB must not be enrolled In 1961 Oldsmobile D-98 Holiday Coupe director of the redevelt^pment Hospital for assiatance to the agency, was praised, tlm^we- •te high school program and hoapital and Its paitlentB (hir­ G O O p ; ^ E A R OBuat be tonvn residents. Those moved from that post iR^Bty ing the past year. 1961 Oldsmobile “88” Holiday Sedan Democrats. He Yiald FlammMras Ifi Taafs of aga must pro- Mrs. Foster H. WiUiains. thefr oam Inaurance. praised by the . present adminis­ chairman, and Mrs. John Jen- 1961 Ford Galaxie 2-Door Hardtop tration for “doing a'tireless Report Garda Late ney, recel'ved silver emblems for Repeat oardA for pupils of Job," then replaced because he moK than 2,500 hours of ser- was criUcal of the Democrats’ (he ahanentniy schools wiS not ■vioe. Mn. Charles Bonks re- Dolly Dresses Just Like Me b a ioMied on Miondaiy as planned SAV?E! Interest In the project. as the forms are. being held up oed-ved a certificate for excep­ Briefs 0 at the pitniteaa. The office of tional service for more than This week— Pre-Season Ttxe Venkoa Wonveti's Rapub- h upt of Schools WUson L. TiUey 1,000 hours. Mrs. George Reide- Buy a pair now HOLIDAY SPECIALS Iwmn Club will nmet Tueoday . iwparta these cards, however, mon and Mrs. Anthony Kocum while we have at 8 pjn. at Republican Heod- Angel Set U) w in be lam ed soma daiy during rooedved oertlficates for owt- bu^era In the Ferguson Bldg. (he week. standing service of more than your size «r"^Union St. A workshop la 500 hours, and Mrs. E d g a r By Pemay Rama OPA Award 1961 Olds iKheduled in preparatlo fn ~ 1 Pe(ier D. Simpson of Ooven- Mohr received a certificate of “88” HoHday Sedan live (dty eteotkma. Hotstoesee *TT a student at the University merit for more than 300 hours. SNOW TIRE w4U be Mrs. Alexander Pou>. Verj- cute idea of solid broadcloth top of Connecticut, has recel’ved a The Gray Ladies work at the 1958 T-Bird Mhu. Florence Borg and Mre. fJiO aiWBTd from the Connecti- faoipitai each Monday and Geoege Kautz. with rick rack trim. Slack.s are of solid I «H Bodety of Certified Pdblic Wednesday. Services include Tbe Vernon Young Republi­ corduroj’ to match. In Red and white or Accountants for outstanding shopping for patienitB. w riting cans dub will sponsor a Har­ Blue and white. Infants’ .sizes medium V work in accounting at the unl- letters, assisting patients on 1961 MG 1600 vest Danoe and Rally tdt1M|ht and extra large and toddler's 2 to 4 sizes. Teacher Aides their trips to treatm ent roomjs, Roadster a t the American L e^on Hall on Tcbaiteer mothers assisting and w orking ki ■various hospital W est at. Special gueol wtU be t' I?'!- a l t h 'tb a (Haases of the South departmenta. 1961 Ford Victoria 2-Door Hardtop. Jolhn liupton. Anyone inter­ Ooiveeiti'y Oooperati've Nuraery ested ki attending should con­ *4.99 and KtndeTgartm this week CLASSICAL MUSIC IN JAIL Standard transmission tact-'members of the club oi bosa included Mrs. SSeanor MILAN, Italy (AP)—The con any of the P candidates tot Matching doll in Red only. MacDonald, M n. Walter James, vietB sat In rapt silence. Afaer city ofttoe. Mia. Nornian Kugelmass and each piece of music there was PTO Panel Slated $5.99 M rs. MSHon ZurmuMen. eager applause. For even Indail'i/Ji NYLON SUBURBANITE The Vernon Elementary PTO Iha nuraery class will visit the Italian is a music lover. SEE THIS LINE-UP OF ONE has slated a panel discussion a supetmaiHet hi WilUmantlc The “Pamlglia Artlstica Cat­ Monday at 8 p.m. at the school T^iesday with transportation to alan!. " an Italian musical sO' Get Winter Tire Grip with Panelists are: Raymond F. be fURitahed by Mrs. David Roe, clety, took thts into considera­ OWNER, LOW MILEAGE RamsdeU, superintendent of Mrs. May Johnston of Stoms tion when it worked out Its new schools) Edward M a^er, ohalr- and Mm. John Allen.* The kin- series of concerts this year. Tractor-Type Cleats 1963 MODELS man of the board of education: d sig a rten oiaas made a sLipUar The first of them—with solos Miss Helen McCarthy, princ.i- v M t ifela w eek w ith transporta by some of Italy’s be.st known pal; Mrs. Hazel Kies, teache) (3on by Mra. Dean G. Wiley, stoger.s and clas.sk; music of More traction, more go... on Ice or snow and Mrs. Bertha Bray, a par­ Mra. Arthur EMgland and Mrs. S(Jiubert, Verdi, Bizet, Gounod 1963 Oldsmobile F-85 Cntlass Convertible ent. Moderator for the evening ■/ Jam es. and Puccini by an orche.stra Super-mileage Tufsyn — the toughest rubber will be diaries Brown. Churah News was given in Milan’s San Vit­ ever in Goodyear Tires 1963 Oldsmobile Dynamic “88” Holiday Sedan Parents will submit queaUons ■IFInt T hb^ nrat” wOl be tore for the pri.soners. in advance, but queries ■will not Fur Balleinna ... (ha sub;)act of the sermon of Seventy more concerts are Triple-Tempered 3-T Nylon construction 1963 Oldsmobile Djmamic “88” Convertible be seen in advance by the panel. the Rev. James R. MacArthur, scheduled in hospitals, jails PTO greeters for the evening Cozy and m arm pastor of First Congregational and psychopathic clinics. 21-Month Road Hazard Guarantee 1963 Oldsmobile S-88 Holiday Sedan will be Mr. and Mrs. Rol)ei'l Crowley, Mr*. Robert Peacock, 1963 Oldsmobile Starfire 2-Door Hardtop Mrs. Cieorge Mooher. and Mrs. MOST POPULAR PRICES START AT... John Hodgkins. Hottpitai Notes Cuddly and cozy, a ,ioy to wear SIZES, BLACK- Admitted Wednesdayi Mrs. SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. Rose Morin, Manchester; Mrs. and relax in. Luxurious thick WALLS AND Masy Johndrow, 13 Cedar St.; 1 1 pile acrylic, fullv lined, with 166 UNION STREET - . ■ ROCKVILLE SEE THIS LINE-UP OF LATE Ronald Lieighton, Takoltville; 'M foam innersoie. In white, pink WHITES, TUBE- 7.50x14 or Victor Plant, 41 South St. Wishes It) announce a new service 6.70x16 and turquoise. Washable and LESS AND MODEL CHEVROLETS Births Wednesday: A daugh­ '•X*' . . DIRECT CONTACT FOR OUR ’ ''ubalats ter to Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph rolor fa.st. 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era in overseas schools tor the sHot of ths Prsiident, might well to an lAniaiton o f m om t Mnd k>ncr apan of years is a certain Mott’s supermarket in Man­ children of American service­ Presidenl Obeys have .basn an assa s ^ Jbmrt;FBtFr WMl dagraa o f iwtotolra. on mxnm “sakibrioua” period WMoh na­ p u i » ^ y chester’ next. Wednesday. Con- r Events men be (iren sufBclmt sslsrles Ha said Kennedy was exposed As ^Moscow Spirit Fades Yankee Frugality Andover POI KENT ture itseU providaa, wtdle tip MAHRCSets triMitions of baked items for. taral. by HMif. sna fhciatlea " to unneeeaaaiT r l ^ by driving S and .16 mm. Movie Projee-. NYC Red Lighte, the sale shorild ^ delivered to Etmtitig llprald vtA « ia outflanMna the imiini'- As a rssult, tbs aasoctatlob. Into a sttuanon whdrs pdUcs Local Stocks LxTvers of antiques will be tors—sound or silent, Mso nity its own previotu attack has In Nation had no real control. I P v e interested In learning that Mrs. William Smith_ of Pine 36 mm. slide projectors. rosusHMsi Tu ,8ir Al«e Dtae®T«rB GNP arbich represents MO.OOO Amsrl- Irritates Police Fund Drive Town Moves Ridge on Tue.sday any time BnuLD^mtTHfo oa me. can educate^, advised teachers Tbs Secret SdPrlce, oharged the "restoration’’ of the flte- u spraad. Dwing this aahibrioua Red Cultural Group Quotations Furnished by during the day up to 7 p.m. WELDON DRUG CO. air Aiac Jtouclu-HonM oam« WASHmOTON (AP) In the to be wary of Jobe Jn such by law with protecting the Pres­ Cobuni Mlddlebrook, Inc. damaged prl'vy at the Ando­ period, everfbody feela pqse- tresB Page Om ) Joseph H. Hailbran of 42 Bol­ 901 Main St.— TeL MS-SSZl 53L . news from WasHington; schools. They suffer fnm a ser­ « ident, would say nothing. fo r Bank Stocks ver Town Hall is now In To Eradicate to be Prime Mlntater ot Bdtain cially fine.i aa usual Just before [yTBH R . UNDERGROUND BLAST: A ious shortage of supplisa, up-to- ■Kennedy will spend the week- Bid Asked ton St. is ohalrmon of the an­ progress. lYie work was au­ Manchester Evening HeraM r«blt*lier* by the ■andy-horae route, and conviction of New York police ' ^ Palm Beach—Interrupted thorized by a vote at the an­ mftfft Octobtr 1. more illness. small nuclear weapons' test was date textbooks and specialist Ge;ts Cold Shoulder Conn. Bank and nual fund drive of. the Man­ Andover correspondent, Law­ did very HttJe open campaign- BtJt every now and then man conducted underground Thura- taachsrs. ths NEA said. that they know beat how to pro-1 Saturday by a few hours In­ •ale , Trust. Co...... 72% 76% nual tosm meeting hi Octo­ Dump Riits rence Moe, telepiionc 742-6796. It«I Eranins Except chester Aasooiatlon tor Help of Read Herald Ad§. 7 ln( tor the poat. It ia only flt- tbe Atomic Energy Oom- According tp NKA figures, tact die President In their city, spectlng Cape CaMver^. Hartford National ber. Clarence Goss was oom- ______BoHdays.aya. Cnterto «t' tfc*r.foT* that havinr' catcljea t h e j Irua ; Nevada test, rite, (OontlBued from Page One) Rriarded Children. MAHRC's missionM by the selectmen 8 m Pm C OCte at KattcbeMerlabel CoBo. overseas teachers with two Kennedy emerged unscathed i Bank Co...... 62% 66% ting, therefore, that, ^ momentarily stable, and obtains The shot was described by the speeches Rockville-V ernon First Setectnan Percy B. (M leeoBd aaaa Mall Matter years sxperleace and a bach- from Ki. his spin through tkadie /.tkt,city dve speechcs in Florida three as Flro Insnraiioe Companies budget for 1063-64 amouhta*to to do the Job at an estimated woxi K, he should now let h is' in Tampa and two in MisunL swifUy aa the "spirit of oost of $400-$600. Oook reports that the seleeAmeri a momentary advantage. Man. commission as low yield, which elor’s degTM received M.4M LaGuardia Airport. He ex­ Hartford F ir e _____ 63 67 $12,000. It will receive $4,500 BUaaOUFTION rates petals know that he could, if <3amp David” In 1966—the brief ■When the work Is com­ A DAVIDSON & Parabis in Adraoce never gives up; no virus ever i*” ®An* ** bad si force equivalent last year, whUe tboee in large delight at. the d r iv e - Workman Falls, National F ire _____ 114 122 have voted to enter into A con­ . Tmx (23:011 ' iu ibat of 20,000 tons of conven- period of relaxed tensions fol­ from a grant from the state of pleted the town hall will required, have delivered the quite gives ...4 up, either, no mat- less. urban schools in the U nlt^ PjoHiugh hl^ lm ousin e had to PayroU Stolen Phoenix Fire ....117 125 tract wfth the BUbb Ehotermlnat- LEYENTHAL STORE MoSSm ..k...'...... U.00 States received an average of stop for - 10 red . . lights.' . lowing Soviet Premier Khrush­ again be a-vallaMe for public Meaths ...... MO moet uneKCppUonable campaign ter how badly It is cornered. phls was the eighth an- Escapes Death Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Ing Oo. of Hertford, a national I4.M1—a difference of $006. ■ H e' vowed to continue the use. speech, baaed on tiidd end true CARACAS, Veneiuela (AP) — chev’s meeting with President Aetna Casualty ..114 122 ooheern, for rodent control at Man keeps winning 'many bat- nounced underground American practice while remaining tn the I Gunmen dressed in army uni' Aetna U fe ...... 166 174 . MEMBER o r formulas. Dwight D. Bisenhower. John Nofth of 111 Union ASSOCIATED PRESS Ues but so far it U orty the *toce a limited nuclear test- city, where he speaks today to (forms staged a $107,000 payroll Conn. General ...1 6 4 % 172% the accounting department ot the disposal area. Tsa 1,000 QiHdren Wait The Barghoom case is one St. probaibly considers him­ The Aasoelated Preae is exclp- So, the other day. we had the V,™. .«<* .? the AFL-Cao convention. ! holdup at Venezuela’s Nadonal Hfd. Steam Boiler 141 151 the Hartford EHectric Light Co. The work is to start, at once Mvaty aattlad to Um itse ot repub- more of a series of signs that self a very lucky man. He and calls for- intensive initial of all new, dlspatcbee new Prime Minister talking to sure always to live for another NEW YORK—Btace it was Police (tommisrioner M ichael, Agrarian Institute Thursday. Po- wa,q working at the Con­ Travelers ...... 198% 206% He is president of the Silk eredUad to it or not otnenrlxe mosphere, in space and qnder Moscow is getting Impatient be­ Public UtUltles treatment, for the first ..two or the atump with the favorite water. established 3S years ago Fostar J- Murphy, asked for his reac- lice said they suspected the ban- necticut Light and Power City Singers, a barbershop eredtted ia llilx paper and also tbe day. cause the test ban pact failed to Conn. Light Power 34 36 three months, to rid the dump 1d^ aewa pnbllalied bere. theme of thene. days for those Parents Plan. Inc., has enabled I to toe President’s decision, | dlts were pro-Communlst terror- plant on Maple St. yester­ group. DELAY; The Senate Armed bring the results the Russians Htfd. Elec. Ught .44% 48% of its present rodent popula­ 600.000 Americans to “ adopt" ( had a curt no comment ' Ists. evidently hoped for. day In an area containing He and his wife, the former 'hf^to“ m "a l« About to come into office— the Services Committee deferred I But another police official The agrarian Institute is the Hartford Gas Oo. 43 47 tion, This is to be followed underprivileged children over-, - ^ . Other major Incidents were 27,000 volts, vVhen he fell Lenore O’Hara of Hartford, are X— rvsd. ______I rate of growth for the Groea Thursday a vote on the nomina­ Southern New Eng­ up t'wice each month with what­ A ThouRht for Today tions of Paul H. Nitxe to be sec­ seas. The foster parents pledM ^ ■»!<* toat the woman who raced agency charged with carprtng the Soviet blocking of Allied con­ from the ladder, hit an elec­ communicants of St, Bridget’s yao serTk client of N. National Prod*art. or the GNP. $15 a month to the support o f' toward Kennedy’s car at a mid- out the government’s land re- land Telepone . 5 l % 5 4 % Church, where he bs a member ever treatment ta needed to Sponsored by the Mancbea- retary of the Navy and ^ l i a m voys on the road to Berlin, trical Carrier, and wound up keep effective control. fcrrira be. Sir Alec, it dea'elopa, has the thelr child. The Plan always town intersectloa, to get a snap- form program, " 9 9 * on the ground. Manufacturing Companies of the choir. The couple has RepreeentntlTee — The Khrushchev's belligerent re­ ter Council of Ctanrchee F. Bundy to succeed him as as­ Makt your child happy Arrow, Hart, 68 62 TMs action by the selectmen sistant secretary of defense for has a waiting list of more than marks and recent anti-Ameri­ He was rushed by ambu­ five children. unabashed worship of the Bristol Brass...... 10 11% is in line wfth the dtspoaol area security affairs. 1.000 children. next tima you stop for can articles In Moscow’s govern­ lance to Rockville City Hos­ GroM National Product that Read I Timothy 2:1-8 N. B. Machine . . . 20 22 ordinance passed alt the budget n t a u d it BCREAtl OF sorvico at a Mobil Station. ment-controlled press. pital where he was found to If someone made a tape re­ The postponement was re meeting of May 1962 which CnCDLATIONB Khrushchev has and that John SNAKES IN POOL WAf.l. After the test ban pact Mos­ have second degree bums North and Judd .. 16% 18% Break at Cook’s cording of our .speech for a quested by Sena Barry Goldwa Tako homa a cuddly toy calls for this safeguard along Kennedy had while he waa cam­ ter. R-Arir., and Strom Thur- ST. LOUIS (AP) — niree cow was hoping for sweeping of the tight a m and hand, -Plastic Wire Cable 11 13 the Herald PrinUng Company dog. Ho’H soon bo your Stanley Works .. 18% 21% with others. mtr rtnuioUl respon- paigning in 1960, and that Gov­ w-eek would w^ be h^PPy ^ | moiid“ D^s‘ c . who told Chair-. snakes are . hanging around a changes in U.S. foreign policy, and a poasihle Ankle frac­ Nets Thief $8 aMUty for typognphical erron ap- have it pilayed back 7 How much man Richard B. Russell, D-Ga I pool hall in St. Louis. child’s host friondl including abandonment of plans ture. He waa transferred to Veeder-Root ...... 45% 49% Honor Miss Batschelet Marina ta navertleementn nnd other ernor Rockefeller has also dis­ would discuss gos’emiqent. local, The above quotations are not MANCHESTER nadlaa mntter In The Mnnrherter they wanted more time for a Mrs. 'Edward WUbum, ownsr to create a nuclear force for the Hartford Hospital. Miss Ethel Bntschelet, re­ played whene\’er he has come state or national — how much to be construed as actual marr A break Into Cook’s Service tired social worker who served PARKADE Mvenlna Herrid check on new reports concern­ of the business, said her son left Atlantic Alliance, Station, 442 E. Middle Tpke., fresh from his economic brain- would be complaint—ho'a- much ing Nitze's nomination. Russell a iS-fDot python and tsro boa U.S. officials feel that Khrush­ kets. as the school socia] worker in TtMnIST advertiatns cloetnc hours; gossip, and how much .thanks­ of the Soviet government, Tass sometime last night or early to­ the Andover s>'stem for two Pw Moaday—1 p.m Prldsy buster.e. set no data tor a vote. constrictors when he moved M obil chev was expecting the United said. The leader Is N.N. Blok- day, netted $80 from an unloc’x- Fbr TseeJsy 1 p.m Mondsy. giving arid prayer? Perhapa we away. She is willing to sail them years, waa honored at a “thank | Like nil of theee, Str Alec ’The two nominations are part States to accept coexistence on Mn, president of the Institute of ed safe. Tir WedBMtey—1 p.m Tuesday. should consider again the script­ of a Pentagon shakeup oc­ to anyone who makea a reaaow- Ms terms. you” dinner at Cavey’s In Man- For Tbmsday—1 p m Wednesday wants the GNP to keep ascend­ ural admonition, ‘^oy thy words Sovlet-American Relations. 2 ROTC Cadets Joseph H. Hafloran An upper pane of glass in a tester last Saturday evening. Fttday—1 p.m Thursday casioned by the recent resigna­ able offer. The St. Louis Zoo is There was some slim hope ex­ thou shall be justihed and by BUN MlttUNMSTIB •StailHa Tasa (Renounced the American snuthside window wa.s found por ■starday—1 p.m Prid^ ing. tion of Secretary of the Navy overstocksd snd can't i»s tbs pressed by officials that the Connecticut, leaving a balance The ervent was sponsored by I dasaHJed dM.!llne lO'Xi am. thy words thou shall be con­ reptiles. reaction in a dispatch from Cited at School broken where someone had the staff of the elementary-1 ^srii . day ei publlcatlos sxceix "If w»e have an annual in- Fred Korth. Kremlin might. In the Presi­ of $7,500 to be obtained. reached In and uhlocked the win­ demned.” Matthew 12: 37. Washington. The article placed school and the board of educa­ gatarday — S am. erense hi o>’er-all national pro- At a Nov. 7 hearing Nitze de­ Pool hall customars, Mrs. WU­ dent’s words, recognize the Im­ Primarily a letter cam­ Submitted by quotation marks around the title Two Manchester men recent­ dow to gain entrance. tion. Wives and husibands weije nied he ever advocat^ appease­ bum said, ars tolsrant of ths pact of Barghoom’s arrest and paign, the drive will begin Sun­ Aaron Cook reported the firm I nifday, November 15 duotion of 3 per cent a year,” Rev. C. Henry Anderson slinky trio. of professor held by Barghoom, Included in the festivities. Miss ment of the Soviet Union. Read Herald Ads. release Mm. ly received dtstlngulshed mili­ day and continue through closed at about 10 last night and there's Pastor 52, a political scientist'of Yale 6atschelet was presented with he orated the other day, "we Bundy got a friendly recep­ This speculation ia based on tary cadet awards in the Air Thanksgiving Day. Letters of opened up at 6 a.m., today Never A Mistske? Emanuel lAitheran Church University who is an interna­ an Ironware soup tiu-een in ap- knock along not too badly but tion at Thursday’s hearing, but the theory that the professor tionally known writer and lec­ Force ROTC at their respective appeal will be sent to all Man­ when the break was di.scovered. Russell said the committee precia^on of her work with the | with a good many fruatrationa. was picked up so the Soviet Un­ turer on Soviet affairs. colleges. chester residents. A metal drawer, which had besti After Preeidenf Kennedy’s UBR.ABT DONATED could not vote on his nomina­ school children. ion would have an American to Cadet Robert W. McOomb, Halloran is a past president locked by key in the open Safe, mig i'ji warning at Ms preM oon- "But If we have 4 per cent.” WATBRBURY - to! OVERSEAS TEACHING: The ploye arrested Oct. 26 in New received his award at Colorado rency, police said. will hold a baked goods sale at the State Medical School last National Education Association strongly protested the arrest. four years. He is .supervisor in Prof. Parghoom. the M oscow. obr people.” Jersey and waiting trial on State University, where.he is a night. The library is valued .at said Thursday the Defense De­ THANKSGIVING espionage charges. A Soviet official plans to leave radto vsry promptly oarried hie Of all the atuning world ad­ on schedule Saturday for a two- senior, majoring in Industrial $30.0(X>. The school is to M partment has not responded ad­ One official reaction was can­ art. The honor recognizee Mc­ protswt to Ha own people, em- vocates of an ever-increasing ; built In Farmington. equately to a request that tsach- week tour ot American scientific cellation of a U.S. delegation's establishments. Oomb as standing in the upper Get A Head Start On Christmas Shopping! ptisslibiir Ms denial that the GNP, however, Sir Alec . h as' ______H MKINWI DINNER planned departure for Moscow one third of his air science class He is A. S. Petrosyants, chair­ Homemade Tale profeesor had been on any p e r h i^ one rather crude and With every Stove, Refrigerator or Freezer pur­ to open negotiations Tuesday on and the upper half o f Ms uni- extension of the American-Rus- man of the Soviet committee oli versdity and summer training hted o f iwtelUgence miasian. and unneceaaary personal idiosyn­ chased during period of Nov, 14th-Nov. 23rd. utilization of atomic energy. His RK slan cultural exchange program olasses. HOLIDAY BAZAAR not. bi that news broadcast, crasy. He stin holds to the rid- Visit will be in return for a visit Consisting o f: —a program Barghoom had Cadet IA. Ool. David G. Dra RAYIOU eontradtoUng Mm. That prompt feahionsd idea that "before helped along. to Soviet scientific centers last CM itw Church— ^Wednesday. Nov. 20 May by Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, peau group commander, son of FRESH OR FfUXBEN ne w broadcast inside Russia wealth ie riiared, it must be 1 1M 2.U . GRADE A TURKEY Said Kennedy: "How can you ^ r . and Mrs. Pierre C. Drapeau, chaim an of the U.S. Atomic Bargain Bailm ent Open 9 A.M.-12 Noon— w aiting may bidioate that Rusria is earned.” And instead of re­ 1 FAMILY SIZE PUMPKIN PIE carry on that program? It would Energy Commission. 181 Princeton St., received Ms On Personalized be hopeless under these circum­ award at the University of Con­ Reopens At 3 P.M. About to siocept the President’s garding perpetual inflation as 1 8.0Z. PKG. PEAS-CARROTS American playwright Edward D oe. 3 0 c stances.” necticut, where he is senior, ma Gift Shoppe and Country Store—1 to 9 P.M. Bssiiiaiini as the hey to Ms own the proper kind of tonic tor any Barghoom was closely associ­ Albee continued Ms tour of the 1 8.0Z. PKG. DICED POTATOES Soviet Union as plsinned. He Jorlng in history. He is a mem Miaass of Basghoovn. GNP, he proclaims that ’’rising Christmas Cards ated with the exchange program ber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Buffet Dinner—cwiUnuous serving 5.30 to 6:30 P.M. 1 LARGE CAMPBELL CLAM CHOWDER aa a member of the committee also Is vlslUhg there under the H. PASQUALINI to But oos learns not to tzy to prices against the consumer are GOOD SELECnON cultural exchange program. fraternity, tre€Lsurer of the In- Adults $1.36—Children 86c that placed Russian exchange terfratemlrty Oounoll, and preM bs an sapsrt on whaf Russia Britain’s deadliest enemy.” Embassy officials continued TEL. 644-0604 students In this country and dent of the Ooordinated Greel 246 Avery St., Wapping Make reservations with Mrs. Laura Loomis, 643-6902 wiH do ftnm one instant to an- This kind of stuff, in the eco­ « HI to press the Foreign Mtntstry screened those American stu­ Oomcll. nomic field, is Just about aa up F. E. BRAY dents who went to Russia.. Al­ lor consular -access to Bar­ - ether. JEWELER ghoom. brighten Ones again. H ie perilous to to date aa Britirii beating and ready his arrest has raised a 7.17 MAIN ST.—STATE THEATER BLDG. clamor In American academic An embassy spokesman aaid mmmtmmmmmm plumbing. If he wants to re­ try to use logic to eaqilain 'what •trcles. constUar officer. Thomas Skin happens firom the Kremlin. main Prime Minister for very The Idea that Barghoom could repeated the three-day-old U.S. OPEN TONIGHT M the Barghoom case, for kmg, be will forget that silly be a spy is dismissed as ridicu­ demand lor access to the pro­ fessor. one can already find bustness shout earning any­ lous. your By PRESTON GROVER He said Foreign Ministry of­ CLOSED MONDAYS tw o nlssMng interpretaUons, thing first, and forget about MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet ficials gave no satisfaction to Just as eaaoUy the same kind consumers, too. The thing to SINGER news agency Tasa said today Fain's request. of tntscpretatkma arose after do, if he will only learn from the U.S. State Department has used the surest of Prof. Fred­ 6-DAY FORXOASrr the first incident on the auto­ Ms betters, is to Jack up pro­ I holidays! erick C. Barghoom sui a ludi­ WINDSOR IXXaCfi (A P) — i t • bahn to Berlin this fell. Once duction, by whatever pump­ crous pretext for boycotting a Temperatung bvsr ConneoUcut V v / c ; ; / ^ again, it is being argued that priming, subsidy, or govern­ Pre-Cliri,stnia8 Sale Soviet goodwill mlssitm and for the fiyd^y period Satur­ O F MANCHESTER taking a step back toward "the tMa waa probably an instance ment oompuMon you can de­ day tbrodgh Wednesday are «bc- Join the festive whirl in r dress that’s equal to vise, whether you need it or not. worst days of the cold war." periqd avortge 2 to 6 de- o f sonte ignorant, inoompetent, Special gift offers for "Olflclal Washington* h is vir­ 'any oceftsion, and above all, supremely flattering, The silly thing of it is, however, f f i m above normal with a mod- tir, Mundering kw rank Russian tually net up lui Iron Curtain b a tin g trend over tbe week­ (above) R&K’s slender lace sheath with a glow that none of these guaranteed around the Soviet mission^ to making a' mistake hi some local special girls end, becoming cooler Monday of satin at neckline and waist. Blue or beige. Iidsisslws(ai>i1lii| And, once methods works either. Tauis said. and moderaitlng again there­ Sizes 14-20. $30 The cultural and scientific after. ON AN INNERBED again, H la bring theorized, delegation waa met by a "hys­ SAVE Some normal Mgh and low quite convincingly, that a thing terical anU -Soviet campaign The Antigenic Drift temperatures across the Mote Uhe this couldn’t have happen­ such u Sen. Goldwater and his The American Public Health yes-men, the Blrchltes, might are Hartford 60 and 31, New ed, and above all couldn’t hs've Ha-ven 61 and 34. Assoaiation, meeting out in envy,’ ’ Ttise said. CONVERTIBLE SOFA UPHOLSTERED IN kept on happening, without RuesiaA scientists, engineers, Precipitation may total one- direct authority and in^nietion Kansas (Tity, has Just heard writers, artists and journalists tenth inch or less, occurring as scattered riwwers or snow flur­ from the Mghest Rusrian policy that, before last 'winter came I in the group, which made along, a public health program ^ trip to celebrate the 30th ries about the nriddSe of the larveL of urging flu riiots for Ameri- r anniversary of U.S. recognitionperiod. The realistic print is that it doesn’t make much difference esns resulted in the giving of { sudi shots to some 45,000,000 MIRACLE VINELLE whicb way H was. Ih e firri in­ 5T n ^ cident on the autobahn could of us. Nonetheless, when 'win­ ter and the fki season came, Indeed hs've been the mistake ) “ \ of some underling. The Rus- deaths from Influenza and | LOOKS LIKE LEATHER! FEELS LIKE LEATHER! WEARS LIKE LEATHER! sinns. however, do not apologize pneumonia roee to a level t'wice ^ for the mistakes of underlings. that o f normal, which la 500 a They buiid on them, and try to week ia the nation. From this] You gst a SEWHANDV* electric child’s sewing mschiiis free experience, three of the na­ when you buy s $LANT-OMATIC* zigzag portsMs. Two greet ftnd Justification tor them. y In the present instance, H la tion’s top experts on communic­ gifts for ths price of ons—in plenty of time for Chrtstmasl able disease have now reported MODERN ARM quite oonori'vable that H may SLANT-O-MATIC zigzag. portsWs—Does hundreds of decora- at Kansas City, there is ques- have been some low-level Rus­ tive stitches, and perfect straight-stitching. Exclusive features sian poiioeman who first tan- ttoo whether the 45,000,(XK) flu HIMnD guarantee a lifetime of smooth sewing. riiots given last year did any glod with Prof. Barghoom. But FREE. (Originally $24.95) SEWHANDV chMrs eiagtrlc portaMa 30 BIG OVEN goqd'at all. It is also quite oonorivaMe that. —Styled Just like mom’s—and it really sswst Has irsedts guard It the Russians found out they Nonetheless, because it can’ t to protect little fingers. bad arrested this Individual by )>e proved that they did any Only SZao s «M k aSw a tnaS tmm HVeaW aa tat faw M stI flw. M j ^ H L E S S mtotake that, bistead of re­ harm, and beoauae It can’t b e ' leasing Mm with immediate proved that, despite the statis- . apologies, they should keep tics, they didn’t do some good . GAS RANGE / him while they tried to build sad keep the death statistics S p e c i a l a case against him, or tried to from going even higher, for F£ATHEHW£IOHT» use Mm in some exchange' with such reasons there iq still an Economy Straight-Stitch M oM oombittatlon the United States. I offlciai recommendation that cleaner difference older people, to whom influenza It can make no $ 2 9 * b whether an incideivt begins | is the. most dangerous, keep on rnrishr$39to wMh a miotake. Like all -people' taking shots tor this winter, • V«etnNii T33 • Scrub __ wfth inferiority oomplexee, the TMs la the present state of '. Tikf.flp riMsninnfi are likely to defend a| the file in another of the thrill- rtniM mitr LOW PRICE INCLUDES nffltake much more obstinately; ing and always life and death Completely - unforget- than they defend themselvee in chapters of the epic struggle able. Totally feminine. ■otne caee where they know by medicine against disease. ^ D elivery Unconditionally well- they have some Justification or Once again, for the moment Reawl. dspendtolq. ifeiMw toiic Giant size oven bred. That’s you in this f o r b ig meal svldenoe. 'The Russians are at least, the 'virus hss cut loose Oeh $1,2$ a Meek enw Merit dene | billowy rayon chiffon ea ear bedfct Naa. cooking ^ N orm al Bever wrong in their dealings from its man-made chains and by R&K. Red or tur­ wHh outsiders. When ha-ve they begun skipping around free and Installation CHOICE quoise. Sizes 12 to 18. aver admitted to a mistake, on irresponsible iLnd dangerous. IWW $ 2 3 ...FOR PENNIES any lave)? And once again, of course, the • Giant 12,000 BTU qual­ This is not to say that the medical seientiats in their labo­ Spevial ! Spe(*i;tl Si)C‘(*iaI A DAYI United States, or any other na­ ratories will be on the trail, ity Harper Wyman top A • " Bepereke even eontrol tion, la oonaistently much bet­ oombining dogged effort and SINGER* SEWHANDY* kumers Ev«cyone knows that priceless &mily heir* BUTTONHOLER _ ) Ramovabta LAWSON ARM ter. But we did, for Instance, brilliant analysis until they pinking shears Child’s MacMne Infinite keel swffaee broiiar door for • Low temperature oven |rtnma and little-wom jeweliy bdong in a safe a tta ch m e n t eentrola SMknit'ttiat the U-2 was ours, think they have the virus R e d u c e d to EVEN HEAT BROILER oositr cleaning control 4 qpftaH: box. But how ahoiut the deed to your and that H waa on a spying fenced again. Feat, ^ e e n enrfaee • Lifetime, porcelain Bnlsk 1 0 S hrnna? Your militaiy service records? hf arriage • • • ndarion, and we almost, for s cook in g • Large 2-pe. poreelain “The trouble seems to be,” and birih cerixficates and other inqplaceable or two, admitted that it says the New 'York Times re­ Kensovable oven doer emokelesa broiler wea a mistake on our part to port from K a n M City, “that, Oven signal Ugkt • Dripleae cooking to p doeomentd? A t Hartford National, you can have M over Russia In the first in the evolutionary sense, the BeveniUe even zndc • Incandescent lighted keep th” " safe firmn low, safe from fire and Get ready for holiday guests with a of the latest fashion-right colors in plaM. ’-7 -. Pereelain kroller pan theft... for as little as 2^ a day I ) Vinelle . . looks like leather; feels like nimble flu virus always keeps kaekgnardf push button bedroom thafTbuilt right into your YOU’LL BE And we do usually have some one Jun^ ahead of the vaccine reduced to •T** Mars Una a tw « >eri REMOVABLE Electric dock timor leather; wears for years; wipes clean •3**srir •WMV MMNni MyiM switch for back light living room or den sofa! Eclipse Inner-, GLAD IN gradation of reaction wMch re- makers. '; OVEN HEATERS and appllanct ouhat FIs. SINGER quality Tklt Inttnlon ttvini hot Hte eoamr i l Eloc- beds give you smart looking com­ with a damp cloth! Foam cushions are I DECEMBER.. veaia whether we are really de­ “ In this process, known as tltMTi of sUinl.u stMl WV MMvl fMbCM W MUR tiiMiiol hondlti. •M ottodMi onlly, .amoemt fortable sofas by day. They open with provided for deep down daytime com­ ’EH AT YOU nying aomething or merely go­ antigenic drift, the virus oon- ______»I»N.______W .T.GFRANT CO W .T.OFt A N T CO SHOPPED IN ing through the required md- ease at the flick of e finger to full size fort. Fine construction, too, usually atantly Evolves into strains re­ 1 NOVEMBER tkna of denying it. sistant to existing vaccines. It bed$ for two, fitted with fajnous found only in expensive convertibles. Taetstday, at Ms preaa con- la this behavior of the virus Eclipse innerspring mattresssp. - Real So don't miss this chance to own a firenoe, President Kennedy that oeema to be re^xmalble for SHOmNe FMIKADE M TATZOXi^AZs comfort either way! Choose from two Vinelle-covered Eclipse Innerbed at managed to label what he was the cycHc occurrence of epi­ SINGER SEWING CENTER VERNON CIRCLE • w iH swNMe eotwwr' £on> TMvmx o o a s ! of the most popular sofa styles to suit a great big saving of $50.00. Come in saying aq- the real and full and demics. * your decor. Pick your cover from nine and order yours tonight! . oompiete triith, tMa time, and | The only break in tJiU oeaee- 832 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER VERNON ' not tha routtna denial. Perhaps leoe outflanking o f tbs lahorar D&L 0 ^ Wed., Thors., Fri. Nights tiU 9 P.M. Ruaria wijl ebooee to brileva toriee by the virus thait can PHONE 64S-888S ipTH STORES OPEN EVERY NIGHT! ACRES OF PARKING M AIN STREET—MANCHESTER A feBn and ^yim^ lotoat, **1** really be oounted iqwn'over a^jr M on ^y, Tuesday, Saturday— 10 A.M, to 6 P.M. ■ I ...... ( iRip.-H V . ■ ■ ■ i “ 1 / ItANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 P A G E i f l N R

MANCHES'fER'EVENWG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN . FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19«8 PAGE EIGHT t 'l W*ll was read by Shirley RogalU « i in Oracey of Concord, k(aas.; three entrances, and police cart-, Mrs. Doreen JOhnwn’e dxith the Rev. Harold Melvin, Fall ed many 6tf to Jail. Pupils Dedicate Rockville-Vemon grade, after which the whole Clerics Held River, Masa.; the Rev. CSiarles More than 240 of the demon­ # MhoOl, nanged armind the flag- Glenn, Roxbury, Maaa.; the strators were arrested over a School Flagpole SKI PARKtt kpole, dosed the program with i Rev. Warren McKeanan, Hol­ three - day period, Including After Protest Negroee and whites. A Jeering the singing o< “America the McCmker Joins Protest brook, Maas.; the Rev. Harry Aa their part the observ- ORIGINAL Vol. xxvm, No. 10 Friday, November 15 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mrs. Joyce Don, Fsculty Advisor Bird, Martha'e VUieyai^, cursing mob milled about the I Be^jtirul.” . anoe o t .Antertoan DcKicatioti Maes.; the Rev, Roger McDon­ police station and had to be dis­ WOOLRICH Against Parking Change In Carolina ald, Rutland, Vt.; thi Rev. John persed.'^ VVeek. pupils «t Nathan Hale The i^ e e m e n t did not men- H ootenanny ^ ------— Harmon, Roxbury; the Rev. Sohooi dediowtad a now fla g p d *! C < a r O i l H l ^ l l W a y Students See (Continued trom Page One) Paul Etagg, Vallby Forge, Pa.; Uon the ch y g e e against those c«wm onieo tMa mom- SKIMEISTtRS TMks* ODnunlMiion«r ThomMj in brieaf ceremonies tMa mom-1 i ’ i g-\> ------' and these Andover-Newton sem- under arrest. |(, the front lawn a t the O f l l l l f l ^ e C l o y T I F C Machine wasliAble, wcatlier W ill you be there 7 % fac­ HfifliMirir and th« Rockville School Supt. (htarlc.* D. Long order banning demonstrations inarians; William White. Robert Hall Beats Indian Booters, ulty - sponsored hootenanny U.N. Quarters Area Chamber of Oommerce; said the icnool board will ar- ~ . ' resistant fabrln. in the downtown area. ' W. Brenning, Richard Fernan­ The dedicatory speech will be held this Saturday, laat Joined fqrcOe. pr«- dez and Fred Anderson range the transfer of 16S stU' A oar fire this morning on puad t o r battle with the State; The ministers refused to post. made by Bryan JoH^ of No^^ 16, at 7:30 p.m. in Bai­ hr.nl. tiinn All their The group includ^ Eplecopal-; dents to other schMls. Tb*.Millie Farr's aixUi grade, who the weathound lane of the W il­ $>|g.95 to $2^.9S ley Audltoiimn. Participants O N CAC Tour ttistiwaT Department. They are: bonds of $600. All refused thcir Baptists and CongregaUon- agreement also menUoned fm-1 tn^iked the efUasne o f Man- (^poeed to the state's decision' bur CroM /Highway, between range from Hartt School of ; evening meal. The Rev. Paul alists. ' provements M rest rooms and cneoter. and Simerlntendent of Miiaic professors, eUinic folk Two bua loads of MHS stu­ to alter an^le parking on West Chapman of Staughton, Maas . The clergymen aald they other facllltlea m d a t a ^ , "th e , TTiaodobe Fair- eadta 9§ and M. brought ex­ CIAC Championship Lost Main St. tensive front seat damage to a singers, and an MH.S folk- dents left the Unled States last •1 don’t feel the merchants in, said .some of the Northerners came here to answer^an ; banks and Ida men, who built sinpiiy; chemislr>’ teadier, Friday. Menibera of the Current car driven by Leon Pleki of the center of the city .should be would fast until their hearing on gency call from the I the piile. ) a group of MHS students, Affairs Club and non-membera Dec. e. "a.s an act of protest tin Luther King Jr., head of the of Franklin School. ^ A fter the flag-raiaing and Merrill. McBRIDPS "We'll go after that tjting penalized because of idealistic again next yeax,” aald aoccer v^udent tickets for 75 cents taking a course in history vis­ and penance.” He would not say Southern Christian Leadership Eighth District volunteer ited the United Nations, situated repilationa,” he said. PLAINnELD, N.J. (AP)-;^ ; SPORT SPOT coach Richard Dandelaon to a ahdadult tickets for $1 ina.V Ftepreeentativee of the cham- how mahy continue the fa :’.. Omference. firemen answered the call at 10 be purchased from any high on a plot o f land In New Y ork I CJoxe was to have been In- The Rev. Wyatt T. Walker, smoke bomb was drop^, Dorothy Parts’ Grade 4 o'clodt and extlnguiahed the 680 Center Bt>-640-0l4T depreaaed Mancheoter team, ber’a rertall division met yes­ to bMixUng the bua home. The Red ^ scliool faculty member, or at C ity not under the power nf terday morning to organize a I stAlled today as an assistant one of King s aides, spoke Mdrgar- i blaze. ’ Uie door. "■ o\ir federal government, church demonstrators Just emtag a ^ ^ xibair, of Mfa. Farr's dam. “ and White bootera differed a protest again.st the loaa o f one- I professor of theology and cul- about 200 Negroes, at a The vehicle, owned by John i The travelers rose early Fri­ lure at A.idover - Newton. The march. He march T h u r^ay night through dlscuaaed Hubbard of East Hartford, had 2-1 kMa dealt by William Hall third the parking stsOla in the day morning to arrive in the ocremonv. Chapman said, would told them to "g o d w n there Plainfield's Plal business section to be fo w ^ frim the scene. hi the CSLAC semlflnali, area by propo.sed parallel park-, first serious inci- city by bus at 11:30 a.m.. when be held Ih their cell. A 'O the Jail, \ o u ll be ^ y - It The PreMdent'a Pmctamsition CauM o f the blaze w a s not re­ Wedneaday at Glaatonbury They said that vviien state Ing your dues for freedom that dent here Involving the march- High School ftakl. Coltman Sits th^- {fathered for a luncheon. takeov’er was propoeed last The cell Is crammed with for American BduoatMi Week vealed. ers, who have been demon­ The now-dethroned State The m ^ was served in the Del­ year, they were assured that eight bunks and six mattresses, NEW CAR strating one night a week for Championa’ lone goal was egates Dining Room, ea/ting no changes in traffic o r parking the latter occupying most of the As Speaker Aboy Richmond, '64,. and Gary MacDonald. '66, play the ...... ^____ CHESTER. Pa. (AP) Young- the past six weeks. aoored by Randy Smith, '64, at place of delegates at the U.N. wnuki occur. available floor space. leadiivg roles o f “ Barbara" and "John" in the upconring We plJn a special ceremony sters went to school again today The bomb, apparently droj^ed 8:30 of the fhat quarter. Smith A fte r lunch, students were free Sock end Biutkin play, "Dark o f the Moon." to wander within the main U.N. Earlier this week, McCuaker of insUllatlon, " said CJiapman.— St the predominantly Negro from a roof, showered aparks. punched the ball into the neta FlYING TIME 111 Gmgress polled W. Main St. merchanU "The public la cordially in­ Franklin Elementary School, Metal fragments burned a pa­ RENTALS for hla fourth goal of the oea- 'taiiding. to see if they preferred removal fPilla P iiln it the hand - clapping, singing trolman, tat not eeriously. oon and the Big Red’a laM for Gulued tours split the Man­ a t remaining parking metees r IIVS r UlfM ll vited." bos all of u* in a hurry. Fighting to beat Chapman handed a newsman Negro and white pickets gone. The marchers, about 50 1063. ’ Tile House of Representatives cherter visitors into three He said lart nl^t, howeves, he Rev. Lawrence FF. Al- a hand-written statement which An agreement was reached Negroes and a few whites, and the clock we ru»h from place to ploce Play see-iawed back and is nor\v in order." Th\is began a Day for ^Dark of Moon^ groups "of abenit twentj’ each. never in favor of mond, former pastor of South : said: Thursday night that satisfied 100 shoppers scattered but xe- becetnmg a slave to ovr watches. Mow forth for the real o f the. first bus.v two hours for Eld Colt- They sa*v Lh^qjpie sights b\it leaders. grants, stu- malned calm, maa, '65, who was elected with diffei-Mit^gtudes. Highlights Methodist Church, mUI preach "W e began our Jailing with a Negro much store important that we should period,. oombintog faat biealu prayer of thanksgiving to God dents and others protesting si- The demonstrators are pro- and mldfiaid atatomaUng. ^leaker of the House of Repre- ' By Sock and Buskin Nears o f the tour were the various he te a cotiM at«itly fought Sunday at the 9 and 10:30 a.m. be eoneemed about Eternity where asking his protection for our leged overcrowding and sub- testing a school plan adopted to Mancheoter opened the aec- eentatives at the Connecticut council chambers — Eloonomic ■gainat the change with state services at Concordia Lutheran at the eliminate racial imbalance in Negro brothers from whom we standard conditions lime 'ts endless both in heaven and. ond stanza with bail monopoly. Model Congress at UConn Sat­ ’ ! and Social Council, Trusteeship ofnoiala, but when yellow lines Church. His son. David L. Al- of the Washington Elementary ■ Only one week until shorv-'cue*, plan'lng props, remembeif- council, and Security Coun< .1, have been forcibly separated, school. It ended three days • WEEKLY Then HeUJ intercepted a paaa urday. were ^painted In tlje rtreet re- rnond. will be formally installed Schtiol. Washington has become in hell.' time! With this positive and ing those forgotten fe w lines We protested to our Jailer and demonstrations and quickly Jumped downfield. He was met with a wide vari­ and the Genenal A.ssembly. The a cltywlde sixth-grade building sudden realizaition, members in plus all the little things ea- tall Se<'retariat Building, nurst eeotiy. he felt the parking as organi.st at Concordia CSiurch ,v,roueh him to those he repre- With the exception of normal **• . . if it fsMse fa seek the Lord . . .** Hoseo lO il 2 • MONTHLY' Mixed up In their signals. the ety of parlVqmentary qiie-stions change------neoeaoary------tr% o > _i______a____i_____^ii ______s any way associated with "Dork sential for the finiHlieri pixxluct conspicioius of the gixwip, ns-bs at 10:30. The .sermon topic for ,ents for this separation from absenteeism, all of the school's and Washington’ s pupils w ere! Big Red backfleld allowed a In the course of debate over w-.,. -----...ill w. ••TV,. ■ ■ ...... — ------1— 1. transferred to other schools. of the Moon.” know they have entitled, "Dark of the Moon." closed to visitors. “The traffic Bivee were placed both ser\ ices will be "The brothers — a sign of the 1.100 population was back % In Hall wing to move with the bills submitted to the congre.ss • YEARLY no time to loae and are working Members of the "hillbillj’” A fter the tours, the group eloae to the perking area,” he Lord’s Song. whole disease that we are con- class. Thursday only 20- to 2,’i ball almoat unchallenged. The and reported favorably by oom- d ilgen tly to complete the pro­ cast are enthusiastic in their could chisvse from three meet­ aaid. "and have eliminated one Elected execuUve secretary of den,nin|j contrary (o God’s pupils greeted the school’s *3 wing passed to -a n open col­ the Ma.'wachusetts, ... niui. Bible o_ So­ ,, ^ teachers. THE CHURCH of the NAZARENE mittees at the Univerjd'ty oi duction. endeavors to produce the atmoe- ings that they might attend. tra ffic lane-'^For aafety reasons, league who got off a too-ac- ciety. Boston, in Jiuie. the Rev. RANGE 286 MAIK ST.. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT OUR LOW RATES Bridgeport April. The folk drama, a now type phere and acting of real Many went to more than one. the situadon now demands Al.so Jailed were the Rev. Col- Pickets walked In front of the curate ghol, tat the ball veered illel l»r k ln g . I do not like Mr. Almond left South Method- "A CHURCH WITH A MISSION’’ The bilUi included such topics of play for MHS, promises to i "moiuitain folk." A. the various council meetings, out of borinds to the right of 5 1st Church after sen-lng a.^ its ROBERT J. SHOFF, Pastor Inelud* •vBrythIng m : The inrtitution of a Fhreigh be a worthwhile undertakiirg | The A ll Connectiorrt Ohonie earphones were provided in the slt)nent* ejf- as a part of Mancherter’s oh- builder Douglas Dahm for $18,- 'ihe Congress was opeived by Democratic Town Conunittee eh ^ tin g ^ e R ta en d , poaseerton. CSdp Ash- .ble. The referee called time, but cafeteria will take on the air of oept HaH which, like their var­ .servation o f American Ekluca- 577.45. Meml'oers were notified Sixth Loss Mr. John Ylandls o f the 'UConn meeting before city elections. Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1963 Believe It or Notl W hite tr’ commltteea high iKorers for the vaar were. topic "lJuaUty 'Ttaching." They cial shape by the election. sephine Bryan, 15 Mountain St. Q u artet in D m ajor. O p. 76, N o . 5 ...... H a y d n ’64. and co-captain Ned, Zag- backing of Bill Casey, slugged kick.' (3o-captain ZagUo {latoed and placement on the calendar Norris, and Sue Kopplin; enter­ Taery Acto '65 and ^ e v e Ma- emphasized the fart that the Reading of the finance report Bixtha yasterday: A daughter Q u artet in G m inor. O p. 1 0 ...... D e b u s s y out a 30-6 win o'vw Mantaerter m o ff to Bi-annick but the lattoris o f the next session. The houses tainment committee, Sarah her '65 each with two. Greatly community’s support lanital to disclosed the committee to be to Mr. and Mrs. John Hemmeler, .^turday, and stayed right in In term ission ‘Ss?' kick was Just o ff the goal> then broke up Into committees Olmstead. "Virginia Harp. Ana- hrtpdi^ MHB on the defensive! the *ioces« of a school, ^oral In about $800 debt. ’The report BlUngton; a eon to Mr. and M ra ,1.11. fl/tw h.KUnw, *** **** * ^ Manchester has t^- -OdL thb-Jhlck o t the OCIL gridiron dlne Rhode.s, and Bat Rhodes: end w-as goalie Farrell Sandals support is neces-sary to prompts evoked a comment from one David Bellemore, 9 Linden PI. — foreign affairs, economic Q uartet in A m inor, O p. 51, N o . 2 ...... B r a h m s downfield. An- kw»p4rod W arrior, crowti, and Hall. an 6-1-1 publicity committee, Gail Seiler, 65 who recorded four .shutouts positive attitudes in .student.*. member: “The ‘Well-Heeled Diacharged yeaterday; Rich­ policy, public welfare, and in froTfL line was briefly stalled | The Mancherter ta o t^ ba­ record against Manchester in Played - ^ Wethersfield, the John Uzanafi, Lyrm Hiller, and during an eight gome schedule. Another duty of the town is to' Flaherty Machine' Is operating le estate policy. ard Kingston, Tolland. A ll S eats I^eserved $ 1.50 (Stu den ts $ 1. 00) by the MHS defense, until the gan their last and mort funoi I OCIL play, is in the C IAC game was marred by poor M arj Luke. Both Dave Brady '66 and Nick support education financially. tn the red.” Democrats have l^’hen the committees had TTfekets N ow O n Siale A t There Hail right wing lofted a crisp attack and many times the bell finals. weather condltlbn^ and a very Clad in the latest Roman ait- Oonventino '66 were cited by Budgets that are continually been charged with “Bosslsm” Vernon news Is handled by successfully debated the bills ■JORGENSEN AUD ITO RIUM TICKET OFFICE Heix>es? Yes. There were 17 sloppy field. ' and reported them, the houses Ure, the clubs will be served Coach dkm Race as defensive cut cannot support the growth by Republican candidates. The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, The Elegies’ precislbii, - point pizza, grinders and soft drinks standouts. that is necessary. Taking an optomistic stand, heroes on the Manchester team. reconvened and proceeded to 5 W. Main 8t., telephone offense was highlighted 1^ by first year students playing A strong coivUitoution was According to Mr. Hunt, qual­ Flaherty said that this year the Every ta y who had an oppor­ consider the calendar for Sat­ 876-8186 or 649-6797. Johnson’s 05-yard kickoff, si' the role of servants. Each class made to the Uttle booters team ity teaching depends greatly democrats are doing well. “ They tunity to play, played like urday’s searton. A ll biUe were ed by flir t Wave o f Indians, out w ill then present some form by the class of '65 this year. upon quality learners. The best (Republicans) always seem to a hero. Mlsjudgmenta and idered in the Senate, while of entertainment, among which The foltowing five Juniors were of teachers-can do little with a have $3-4,000 In their kitty. This in Manchester Tonight and Sat.!| missed passes did exist. to his right and scampered up the'-Hpuse conridered only the will be a Roman Hootenanny. noted by Mr. Race as having class that refu.ses to cooperate. year they’re down to $1,000.” The amount o f the team’s the sidelines fo r the score. Foreigrt^Bervice Academy and “promise for next yoa,rB’ var­ He pointed out that Manchester Flaherty charged the GOP I spirit of jumping-back-up-af- Manchester turned in thedr the reli^eqa practices bill, The poce of the banquet will sity squad" Lony Aceto, Bob High has for the most part con­ with running a campaign that ter-belng-iuiocked-down Just poorest showing thus far. In TTie Senate passed all these be $1.00. A prize fo r the best I Boswxmth, EXave Reznick, Ted quered this problem with its "has not been very active." can’t be weighed on any exist­ gohig down to their sixth bills, while the House passed costumes o f one boj- and girl MORIARTY BROTHERS ing scale. ■will be given as one of the Roisen and F'arreil SAndals. Honors. Advanced Placement B e said they have not touched straight defeat, the Pigsklnhers the first and tabled'the second. and UConn Cooperative courses on anything of particular inter­ TONIGHT - 4 P.M. to 9 P.M. Credit Is in order for the key were he3d to tat two first The Senate and Hoiwes^-ere many highlights of tlie ev«iing. The Sophomore olaas should not be overlooked h a w a v e r, with which give special Opportunities est to voters. He ssiid recent offense men: Seniors Danny doN^-ns, one oonving via a pen­ adjourned, and speaker awbctl Leslie MoCaughy, '65 Sullivan, Smith, Steve Brady, Paula Giacomini, '66 Dave Best, Brady, John C en in i to eager and able rtudents. V charges against the Democratic alty. were presented. These weri administration will be answered. NOVEMBER SALE! Jim McCarthy, and Tom Pro­ O f course, much credit must awarded to five members of (who missed almost lialf tlie TO be -sure, much depends He told members that the way vencal, who did ail that was be given to the stout Elagle de­ each houee, Coltman among ’thefe are only 30 remaining .season with an ankle injury) upon the teaclier himaelf. Mr. to win the election was by work­ WE'RE GIVING OUR possible in the face of heart­ fense, anchored by ljurley mid- them. Critiques o f the day’s ac da3:s in'which Christmas shop- Convertino, Tom Gessey, Bob Himl stre.ssed the fact that a ing very hard. He stressed the SATURDAY - 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. breaking defeat. die-linehadcer Mike Cancel!ere. tivitiea were’ presented by Dr.! ping may lie,done. Any .student Godin. Bruce Hence. Mike Ken- quality teaclier cannot be need for canvassing ssxh ward. Their relief crew of Lundwall, Oonoelieie, perhaps the tough­ Jack Lamb in the House and with an IQ will also notice Uiat npy, Denny JJarvis, Jim Patu- trained as such in any school. DiaouBs Past Charters '64, and Ricky Totten. Stan est tackier in the league, led I Dr. H aig Bosmajian in the Sen­ there are 22 days in which lok and Allen Wilev'. who were It is the personal relationship Two ropfsaontativea of each LONGEST DEALS OF THE YEAR Opalach, BUI ciamey, and M ar­ an Eagle defensive line which ate. .school attendance is . required all sold to have high potential l>etween the students and the c f tSw firat tw o charter oon- shall Stephen, all ’85, persevered held a stymied Indian offense The next session of the Con­ until one’ s thoughts can be for the future by Coach Race. teachers, coupled with the* aoUdafion efforts lasrt night dis- SEE FOR YOURSELF! COME IN AND TRY in their footsteps. to about 25 yards all afternoon. gress h e Jan. 18 at the turned to Santa s receiving hat. Dave Reznick ’65. teacher’s knowiedge of hus .sub­ auMOd w M i prasent coounia- On CRESTED Safe - Buy USED CARS The juniors are already look­ On the other hand, Ca*»ey waa ject, tiial determines the qual­ atonera the loaaona behind the ing forward to next year with spearheading the offense. Fak­ ity of a class. ebartera. determination. "There are three ing pro-like manner, the thi-ee i Gary Guna*. '65 Dr. Robert F. Klngabury, All Of Our CRESTED teams I want to beat next sport star passed for well-over j eholnnan of tha fkxat charter David OdeU Nancy Finley year,’ ’ said one. "Hall away. 100 .yards. On the ground,- he Miss lx)w Baok . group brought Mrs. RonaM Used Cars Are: SNOW BLOWERS! Hall at home, and Hall in the fi­ was equally effective. Running 'Burke, aearelary of the oosn- nals.’ ’ the quarterback option, pitch­ irJaakcm. Donald Laverin, chair- INSPECTED * SRADED * LAIELED ion of Honor Perhaps tlie beat wrap-up of ing to a sweeping halfback, In Manchester lUMi of the second effort, AND WARRANTED* the feelings of the seniors on handing o ff to the man In mo- brought Joibn Lehan; a member Snow Bircfi p t^ Ia r ity is no accident. It’s the most soundly A “SNOW BIRD” W I L L - the team was made during the tion Oasey , ran the Indians I Miss Jeatuie Low, former H ow does one pound a gavel 'T f I had a mUlion doIlarB, o f second oommiaalon. Both Selling dealer warrants aerviceable operation for 1 year or 12,000 miles, by repair or re­ engineered snow thrower available. It’s the only snow slow walk from the field to the.i dizzy I head of the MHS Language De- to call a Student Council meet- r d buy a blue and white,, pin chairmen had been invited to placement at his shop, at discount rates, of all parts failing within Euch period under bus. " I j\ist can't believe that , Jack Simmons’, '64, Intercep­ I partment w'ho retired la-sl June, thrower thal performs the three essentials of snow control. Irw to order, when one's arm is attend and bring with them a normal uae excluding glass, sheet metal, Interior and exterior Onlsh and trim, clocks, ra­ striped Austin Healy!” ex­ soccer for me is over at MHS tion was the only bright sijKit has rstunied to Manchester In a plaster cast? This Is the member o f their oominlasion. dios, batterlea, gauges, bulbs, antenna motors, air conditioning, tires, tubes, oonvertible a s lo w - t p e e d a REMOVE SNOW EASIER! claimed Nancy Finley, this . . . I played my last game for for the Redmen. Simmons, a after spending a very’ pleasur­ Feeds snow with rotary anger into high speed most unsolvable problem In the 'niey offered a oomprehenoive tops and normal'nmintenance. SILV E R CREST also excludes sl)Ocln, power seats, pow­ Mr. Danielson.” stellar performer all year, rtole able summer visiting variou.4 blower that discharges the snow through an open-throated life of this week’s male legion­ week’s exuberant, blonde le­ er windows, locks gndihlch*?- GOLD CREST discount rates o r r lp O % first 30 days. 60^ Ted Rosen Jr.. ’65 Bob Heim gartner’s pass oai the parts of England. France, Italy. naire, David Odell. Its Irony can gionnaire, who has danced to second 30 days, 2 0 % next 306 dpys. SILVER CREST discount rates ars 50% 6rst SO controllable chute that lets you aim the snow precisely. Manchester 40 and sped 60 Switzerland, Luxembourg, and be used to Ulutrate two of the the top in many a twist con­ ■yards to paydirt for the score. days, 30% second 30 days, 20% next 605^ days. Non-selling dealer dlscounU ars at half Easily handles snow that’s wet and heavy, dry and flaky, or SAVE YOUR Belgium. nmny aspects of hla active life. tort. these rates. ' ' Yearbooks Almost unnoticed was Bill Dix­ Highlighting her trip for the crusted. Model 225 Snow Bird cuts a 22" swath in deep snow EJxecutively David is the presi­ Nancy, .who Ukes water on's, '64. cru.shlng block on dent of MHS’s Student Cknmcll, skiing, playing ..football, and Higti School World. M-j .s s L > w Heirngartner, who might have says slie enjoyed vlewirkg the OMPNERS REPORT THEY with a new 4 h.p. eaiy-start winterized engine. Model 262 the secreUry-treaaurer o f the failoon sprints, also finds spare L«t Us Appraisa Your Cor, Yeu'H Uko Our Ai Go on Sale oeigiht Slmnions. Dixon was a completely renovated 600. ycoor. Station Wagon. Au­ Mimmer ground’s caretaker In the three years, totemaf ment is $2. The staff will con­ Latin Club Name keor Montrey 4-Door Sedan. Dark power steering, vinyl roof. ACCEPTEDJ us." Tliey wished to cuild tomatic, RAH. Sultana white. East Hartford. In the future he tional Relaticne 8 and Pep tinue - to sell the Somanhis i o f M . One owner, low milesge ear. .school spirit and encourage par­ blue. RAH, Auto., PS. - or Tomorrow...! Club 2. through the month of November,, Vlrga Romana, the Roman W tsst is *Vcker Hardtop. White. Ra­ Impala 4-Door. Blue. RAH, Vi-Ton Pickup with heater. OonmectlicuL cheerleaders squad, le d ' the tMeeptiomil oil taw- me of my aeventh and eighth P5T» for the yeor are PWl Ben- dio, heater. powergUde, V-f, Bhia. Dave is the son cheers, including several hand iagA N o soot means that, !aide deitheB!’’ A poor ‘‘'World*’ refxurter (g o ­ liet, consul; Mark Hellef, pro- Mrs. Ebner L. OdeU, 812 Bast cheers, formation and rhythm Oh eauae o f about 90% of consul; Gaiy Heard, quaester; Center SL In Manchester. Nancy, who deeiree to attend ing insane for filler material) oheeas fan the prograin. Mort ssfuioe ca>s is ^ chmi- N Hoily Hooker, '64 a Uberat arts coHege and event­ came up with the foUowtog to- and Jones Spaeth, prastor. The aaled. Pbooe aii or come CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO ,AFS ^eeks Funds for Friendship popular seemed to be the "Twx> farmatlon: Qpeat: W hy doea an club taa held three meeUnga ually beootna a taaehar, Mv m Bits’’ Ghee): —- ail thoee foe |8—« e 1 demonstrate. alephant ritoep to the ta p branch tlds year. They have toehxled Ingrid Swanson, ’66, right, aa “Ghaixtnan of the Barrel," sees to it that the^jfunds for MORIARTY BROTHERS Know the MHB school « l i s e » w ith her parent#, Mr. and Mrs. Manchertar reaUy "otood up and FrlendaNp barrel rircutoteq in the halls of MHS, so that rtudenU like Betoy Go^dreau, '64 Clap your hande. Sitamp your FMUp M. Ftoicy Sr., «ut 89 o f a tiwa? ■amea o t Bhjgo and Paaeword OPEN M l, and Arthur BJork, '66, center, can make thedr oontributlons fo r the Amertoan Field hoHsred!’’ laat Maacheatar High School 'St A n aw ar: B acauae it hrsalra aS to LLoltin o h and • re|MX«i ^ ------eonioafnlng----- 301 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER-043-5135 EVES. 38 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—643-7958 Beivtoe Fonrign Exchange Program. (Herald photo by Ftnto), i U nda Ook, .'98 Pbgarty BisSm liiCi OMt’tb ab aaiL t h a c 4b m on tha «nagr op! o f Ramaa Ufa. "Buy with oouAdenee Iron Hartford Oounty’a Oldeat STORE HOURS: DAILY 7 t« 5; THURSDAY 7 9; SATURDAY^7 f« 4 MANCHESTER, CONN. UaeolB OenOaeatal. Mereary. OooMt aad WUIya Jaap DoBlse" ^ l i t Broad S t—TSL. 640640^4680

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EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1963 Oommunion, 8 a.m.; Morning RoektUlle-Vernon David Ruggles, medioal secr*- Hebron Frayer and sermon, 10 ojn .; tary of the BoUtheni Nsfr Eng­ inink « f Oi« faunily ow, » i Schools Split MMH Studying Computer chtmch achool, 10-a.m. It is not land Conferchce. Vehicle Stolen, rsiiute^er. T!ie vvhc3l Is a' SKOOR JEWILERS Constables Talk • the usage o f Bpiacopol Chui^^hes Meetings Slated 'Die plan employs (Urns, lec­ 6.00-14 »l*e, police said. By Religions to onnoiuvco sermon toplca, to tures and demonstrations. *‘A Ships Disengaged, As Means of Cutting Cost bo choaen by the rector at his In 5-Day Plan budd>’ syvtem, regsrdsd M e Parked at Shop PAY NOW—GO LATICB Buggestts our outstandini■unnt Traffic Control vital part ot the program, is pattern in atainlem steel (Uacratlon. l i t t l e ' ROCK, Ark. (AP)— also u M . ■* ‘a 1960. four door sedan, PAUL REVERE! InG^ymany Some day In th»v,^not-tod-f Theater Memorial; (2) to make' The selectmen met recently To Halt Smoking n»e free program will begin The Larry P. Oark family It posoibls for other hospitals bb f w-hite Ford FairJane, yeaterday made a trip to Disneyland, tak­ Good taste today, tradi­ distant future, patients iJr^boa- with txiwn oonstoblee and ed over Hickey. 40, Alexandria, L a- o:;pb'.ne P. G azio alleges to reflect the different beliefs. of Hospital and Medical Facil­ nations In the Manchester arcs They agreed on a 10 per cent ities. In the first -phase of the serve on the tXXl Defense the post two and a half years boost in wages and a* 46-hour in­ said, “ A bunch of us were that, on Uie afternoon of Oct. The other half of the nation’s Oouncli. hove ^ fallen far short of the Hospital personnel are setting study, which Is now beginning quotiu 'It Is hoped that donors by the medical and miniaterlal stead of 48-hour work - week. I trapped by flames, but we all 19. she fell on a paved black more than five njUUon children 'In regard to trsilMs^ and departments of the Seventh- top area at Hartford Rd. and attend grade echdols together, up a computer system to deter­ hospltM administrative prac­ will make every effort .to keep Wages very (or different cate­ made It. I don’t know yet how. tices and requirements for the parking control the seiedtmen, Day Adventists. Preliminary We’re lucky to )>e alive." McKee St. and, as a result, suf­ without regard to their religion. mine what effect data' proeess- appotrfaients Tuesday,. Walk-ln gories of workers. post five years are being ana­ agreed at their last meeting to. surveys Indicate that by the Hickey was treated for bums. fered Injuries to her right leg Each o f the 10 states deter­ lh|f ppocedurea have In reducing o n 0 r s will be accepted SHOP place such signs os are deemed third day of group therapy and ankle, and also to her head, mines Its own type of schqol hospital costs and/or Improving lyzed and adapted for use on a ighout the day. John L. Hudson, 19, Jackson, BRING YOUR NEXT necessary throughout the town approximately M pw cent ot Miss., making hts first voyage neck and back. systbrn. Some provide only sep­ efficiency and services. Under Burroughs B380 taps computer B ltw Ls constantly needed. In hi connection with general traf­ the participants lose their, crav­ at this on a tanker, suffered facial In­ She claims that she haa In­ arate schools, some only m lx^ the "bontract with the govern­ system. Connecticut hoapiUUs for the PUBLIC HAM fic safety and snow removal. ing for smoking. juries. He said he was curred medical and hospital ex- schools, and some a comblna ment, the hospital will ^ re­ At the close of this first sick and Injured. AND PRESCRIPTION Jules RebUlard woe named to By the fifth evening report­ awakened by two blasts on the pensee, and that ,* e -will under­ tion of the two Systems. imbursed for the entire coet of phase next June, there will be serve again this year os chief SIGN ship's whistle—a danger signal. go pain for a long period of Private grade schoole are al­ the project. a UHse-months "conversion pe­ NUN HONORED edly 70 per cent or more have constable. the smoking problem under BEAN SUPPER •T walked toward the porthole time to come. lowed imder special circum- Though that cost is naturally riod, during Which "the needed Fair Slated DALLAS (AP) — Mother M. of HERE information will first bs gath­ control. When the fleet Five to look out," he'said, "and I Btances and are very rare. not yet known. Markel implied On Saturday, Nov. 23, the Bemadette. administrator of Bt ered both by existing metliods Day Plan was presented In North Methodist Churck heard ripping and tearing Strikes Barred The situation is different with it is expected to be well over Women’s Guild of St. Peter’s Joseph's Manor, T,^r u m b u 11 $ 100 ,000 . and by computer; and then will Hartford reportedly 60 oil the SOO Parker St. Dependability sounds. I saw a blinding flash. I high schools. Of these 12 per Episcopal Church will sponsor Ooim., has been honored by the was to.ssed against a bulkhead cent are private and mostly de All aspects of the hoepltol’a be switched over entirely to the 70 smokere attendtaif gave up .STOCKHOLM—Strikes direct-* - t its annual Holiday Fair at American Association -of H o m « Nov. 18—6:30 to 7 PJMl. 999 meffe 9vft9990mQ but squeezed through a port­ nominaUoAal, but 70 to 80 per administration will be studied, computer. tobacco. ly affecting the publishing of for the Aging. The Association hole.” Our Sorviet'ls i cent of their expenses are met Vi^eilen the changeover Is com­ Pheips Hall, from 10 a.m. to 3 The program, which has re­ vmd can thk w—kaad newspapers in Sweden nave he said, with the major emphar awarded the nun a dlsttngulehed Adults 31.26 The Dynatuel, owned by Sun by public funds. The rest are pleted, the 13-monthrt major p.m. Mrs. Henry Parklngton is ceived attention In national ma­ been barred since 1967 by an Prompt, Courtoous sis being placed on a look at general chairman. Names ot service prize lost night at Its Children under It, 16c '63 CHEVROLET Oil Co., was traveling in ballast 11 Sn o o r state run and completely wages and salaries—which ac­ phase of the study wUl begin. second annual convention. gazines, wlU be conducted ki agre«nent between employers .0 1 4 both Chairmen have been al­ —■with water instead of oil in FREE DELIVERY—TEL. secular, as are all universities. count for .some 70 per cent of D uring ...... this period, data on the Mother Bemadette is a con­ Rockvite by Orrln J. Mills, pas­ and unions. The peace pact pro­ ready annooinced. Parishioners Include* Fun Meal With her tanks—to Newark. N.J. She Grofle schools divided by re­ the total cost of horoltol oper­ ayvtem’a effect on the hospital sultant to the Department of tor of the Seventh-Dsy Adven­ Dessert snd Beverage, vides for a special arMtratlon ore also reminded that the guilo •2390 had emptied her tanka of oil at ligion date to the Kaisers. Adolf ation. will be tabulated, recorded and Health, Education and Welfare. tist Church in Hartford, and Dr, Corvmlr Monza Convertible Newington, N.H., and Re-vere, court In case the parties ahoul'd PINE PHARMACY Hitler ended them, but they Interpreted ki a detailed cost will sponsor a pre-TTi«mksgi-vtng be unable to agree on -wages The work, imder the general Mass. CENTER ST.—MANCHESTER were reintroduced after World direction of Eikvard J. Thoms, onolyais. dinner in Phelps Hall, with two Mm. KaUierine Bourn, chairmen o f the board of education, unveils the plaque honoring the She was cited last year by the and other conditions and even War n by the Christian Demo­ servings, 6 s M 7 p.m. The '62 OLDSMOBILE memory of Howell Cheney. Dr. Fred D. MangmnelU, dlrecCor.af the technical adwol, ac* mediation should fall. sp MAIN 8TREET hospital administrator, will be nUs onalysla wUl examine the AmericM Merchant Marine In­ cratic party under Chancellor carried out by Jack R. Hunter, Young People’s Fellowship-will eepM «, fkw the achool. (H ^ d photo by Satemisl. number of employes by cate­ stitute' top ’M -years without a Konrad Adenauer. This party hospital analyst; Edward Wat­ gory in each deportment, the serve the dinner and atteiid to WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY...KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS •2290 lost time accident. receives heavy support from son, program supervisor; and a the cleaning up following. hours and shifts worked, wages Cntloee F-86 Convertible ney's influence, statewide and ------i . s o f t West Germany’s Catholics. The staff of four or five program­ and salaries, and other operat­ Church Notes naticnally, on the establishment A SORRY SILENCE Catholic Church favors the sep­ ming aasistante, Markel sold. ing oosto. The annual SOS (Share Our '62 CHEVY II Plaque Dedicated at School o f technical schools. CAPE TOWN. South Africa arate achools. He said the Intent of the In the study’s final slx- Substance) offering will he held Greetings fi-om the town were (AP) — A crowd watched in a i i d One-third of the expenses of study is to measure the im­ months phase, a comparison will at the Heibron aird Gilead Con­ brought by Mayor Francis Ma­ alienee here as 14,000 gallons of (dl grade achools are paid by pact of the data processing sys­ be mads oCIhe 13-monUis study gregational Churches Sunday In •1890 OPEN local communities, which own In Honor of Howell Cheney honey. Matthew M. Moriarty beer were poured down a street tem on a medium-sized commu­ and the previous five-year pre Hebron, 10 a.m.; Gilead, 11:15, Nova Convertible was master of ceremonies. The storm water drain. o h s o the buildings. The other two- nity hospital; and from its re­ converrion period. The com the Rev. John N. Cross pastor, Rev. Henry D. Clay, pastor of Two workers stood up to their 7 2 y thirds of the money comes from sults to provide guidelines porison will attempt to deier- officiating In both pulpits. [?/lMgO{S TONIGHT 'U VOIKSWAOEN "Pioneer In the establiahment^locM scene, was pro^’lded by the states, which appoint the which can be used by other mitw what effect data proceeo- This year some 678 pounds of South Congregational Church knees In the froth, helping the AND of technical schools as pstft of WilUam E. Buckley. of Hartford, f^ve the invocation stream of beer along with shov­ principals and teachers and sup­ haopltaL*! willing to inaugurate Ing has hod on hospital costs, food will be sent abroad to hun­ V Sew and save on new drapes er dresses, slip- the public school system in Con­ Buckley retired last month and benediction. els. c u d d l y ervise administration. euch a system and adapt It to pi^cularly as shown by the gry people for every dollar do­ covers er spertswear, decereler er drete speclelliee. •1790 after 35 years on the board of necticut. Member of the State G. Albert Pearson presided Only one man In the crowd, EVERY Children In all the states start their own administrative aetup. wage and salary analysis. nated ParisNoners are asked to New...yeu'll And Ikeutandt ef yerde at eavinfsl Convertible Boa.rd of Education, 1000-1917. educatio'n. He noted he lisd at the organ, and William had the presence of mind to FAIRWAY the school day with a prayer, The d^lsion to apply for the The March, IRfid, target dote think prayerfully how much For many years chairman of ed­ grown close to Cheney during Scliick, preaident of the student look around for a mug, but he hymn, or Bible reading. All research aid was made at Man­ for a final report to the govern they con give. The pastor’s ser­ I '41 VOUeSW AGEN Cheney’s long tenure as chair- grade schools offer two to four ucational boards in Manchester. council, led the flag salute. couldn’t find one. / y ' l ' HITE! chester Memorial last April, ment on the results of the mon will be entitled "A Strate­ “A public spirited citizen and .nan of the l^ r d . hours a week of rellg;louB In- Markel s ^ d ,, becauae the Im­ study, Markel colls "very am­ gic Minority." The beer came from the se­ Except Saturday a leader In industry and educa­ "He was a difficult man to questered estate of David Gin, Btruction, either Protestant or pact of data processing hi the bitious,” but hie enthusiasm St. Peter's Elplscopal Church •1590 tion In thia community and know," said Buckley, “and Fossils on Display a brewery director who died Catholic or both. Attendance Is hospital field Is norv beginning over its possiible far-reaching ef­ services Sunday will be Holy Convertible (Red) throughout Southern New Eng­ there was no easy famlllerity recently. voluntary, and about 6 per cent to mushroom. In addition, the fects on the qusIHy of hospital 80-SQUARE COnOH land.” with Him (we always addressed MARSEILLE — One of the To get the excise duty al­ of the children stay away. Public Health Service is en­ costs and services Is evident. 'il VOUISWAGEN^ him aa Mr. Cheney). People finest fossil collections in ready paid on it refunded, the Although Wekt Germany Is couraging research. "We think the system may A bronze plaque bearing this \.-ho knew ^Im .casually found divided about equally between inscription was dedicated last France, including birds, reptiles, beer had to be destroyed. Two Until now, however, studies hold great poLentlol,” he said, him rather formidable., Catholics and Protestants, Cath­ have been more or leas "piece­ night in ceremonies at the and plants, is on display at the customs and excise officials su "because some 70 per cent of s •1390 "But aa I wrorked with him olic grade schools far outnum meal;” and as far as is known hospital’s total operating ex­ [PERCALE DRESS-LENGTHS Howell Cheney Technical School new natural-history museum In pervised while the taps of the Deluxe Sedan over the years, I came to have her the Protestant grade none have given the "total in­ pense roes fm employes' before an audience of about Lodeve, In southern France. huge barrels were opened. REMCDEL great admiration and respect ONLY achools. TJi e r e are 1,925,145 formational system" on admin­ wages, u w«’re going to make 'i1 VOUeSWAGEN 200. for him—though on education­ Catholic children In such istrative procedures that will any major Improvements In The plaque was presented to al issues we were often on op­ schools and 820,074 Protestant be attempted here. costs, we must make them YOUR OLD Machine-wash the school on behalf of the Man­ posite sides of Ute fence. Children. "W e think the system will here.” •1490 NOVEMBER SALE FOR COAT chester Board of Education by What most. , impressed me Strongest opposition to the be unique,” he sold, adding that . 1-10 yd, lengths Convertible (White) Mrs. Katherine Bourn, board Make your child happy Catholic and Protestant schools every department and adminis­ REMOVE SLOGAN INTO A was his strong sense of duty. NEW chairman. He took very seriou.sly the ALUMINUM COMBINATION next time you stop for comes from the Free Demo­ trative function will be analyzed BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) ■El VOLKSWAGEN Said Mrs. Bourn, “We are Bibliical injunction. 'Much is cratic party, which is against during the 30-month research The East Baton Rouge Parieh 4 T service at a Mobil Station. N proud to dedicate this plaque any mixture of church and period. school board voted 6-5 Thursday •CAPE asked of him to whom much WINUOWS $10.95-D O O R S $29.95 Take home a cuddly toy For Your Holiday Shopptny Pleaturo— Save more now! Sew your own summer-perfed: ward- to Howell Cheney, with the feel­ is given’ . . . and he gave what atate. This party Is too small to From the research, hospital to remove the slogan "say no to • STOLE •1590 ing that students who see it will leisure time he had to (further­ Door Canopies, Roll-up Awnings, Canvas Awnings Repaired, poodle. So pink and pert have much effect. authorities hope to reap the federal aid and control" from robe. Choose from Grants ever-exciting assortment of 9-Paae. SUtlon Wagon daily realize that this was a Re-covered. Take Down Service and Storage. Boat Canvas and lovable! West BerUn Mayor Willy • JA CK ET ing the causes of) education. “A Wonderland tier Xmas Shopping!” followir^- benefits: its official envelopes. fashion-inspiring prints and plains in top quality per­ man who cared a great deal “He showed gtcat fairness in Repaired or Made New To Yonr Pattern. All Work Custom Brandt’s Social Democrats were (1) to decide whether It will One member said it was hypo­ '60 COM ET «>nce outspoken opponents. But about them and about educa­ presiding over board meetings, Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Alr-CondltloBer be practical to continue -with a critical to accept federil aid cale. You will find colors to delight, textures that tion.” Covers Custom Made for Commereial and Home. TH'O LOCATIONS: TCRNPIKE PLAZA they softened their line when data processing system at Man- and then clamor against it. end everyone was given a r Try fairway ffley turned into a middle-of-the- make sewing a pleasure. Hurry in today. 36'^ widths. •990 Dr. Fred Manganelli, director chance to be heard. M obil 976 MAIN STREET 706 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST road party seeking support from 2-Door Sedan of the technical school, accept­ "He could easily have turned r First. ■ I wwDOWNTOWN MANCHESTER NEXT TO POPULAR MARKET ^ l segments of the popoulatlon. ed the plaque in behalf of the over minor, and sometimes dis- MANCHESTER AWNING CO. ■! AND 196 W. CENTER STREET—«4a-S0ai *60 COM ET school, noting, "Ttds occasion ogpreeable tasks, to other mem­ aitH MESATANt-SATia SASailNII marks another milestone in the bers of the board, but he never Engles Tests X I5 history o f this sd iod and its did. He found time to do them •1090 program.” himself. EDWARDS AFB, Calil. (AP) LEISURE SPORTS CHESTER 8-PoaG. Statton Wagon Present at the event as well "Liike all great men he was —U.S. Space Agency Pilot Jo­ , f^a u t i^u€lln ee as parents, students, local and concerned with the future.... seph Engle put the KlS tlirough '60 RAMBLER atate educators and civic lead­ I remember an eloquent speMh MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH two sliarp rolling turns Thurs­ FURRIERS c o n o H S ... ers, were Mr. Cheney’s sister, he made once shortly before he day to t 3*. the rocket plane's ’j stability at high speed, and his MIm Dorothy Cheney, 106 Hart­ died, in which he said, 'Sonve of ROCKVILLE •1190 ability to handle it. ford Rd.; fad five of his chil­ us ■won't be here much longer. 8-PMa Station Wagon dren; David of Harwinton, Tim­ W e must provide now for the It was the second Xi5 flight 246-2473 othy and Kimberly of West town’s future welfare.’ for Engle, recently named re­ *60 VOLKSWAGEN V Hartford, Mrs. Laura Bushby of "O f all the men I have known, placement for astronaut-candi­ Deliveries in Manchester Daily TR 5-5929 Greenwich and Mrs. Emily he beat would have subscribed to date Nell Armstrong. Tel. 528-5009 Tel. 649-5005 Neville of New York a t y . and Othello’s -words, ‘Speak of me Engle held the speed to 3,205 •1150 miles an hour and the altitude or CaH Collect several other m ^ b e r s of the as I am; nothing extenuate. 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Conn. Deluxe Sunroof Cheney family. Mr. Cheney’s Nor set down aught in malice.’ to 89,600 feet. The X16 ha.s Best-seller prints ‘at this surprisingly low reached 4,104 m.p.h. and 864,000 •widow’, -who Is living in St. I was honored to have called '58 Chevrolet price. Colors from the sun...solids to match, '58 VOLKSWAGEN Petersburg, Fla., ■was unable to him fMend." *62 C A D IL L A C feet, ■ : attend. Others who spoke briefly dur­ 4-Door Hardtop. Air roudl- 4-Door Station Wagon. Ra­ and smart tqne-oh-tone in novelty textures. Dbc. StoHoB Wagon tioned, power ateering, dio, heater, oatomatle trone- 284 TO 277 Insight Into the character of ing the ceremonies included Dr. HARTFORD (AP) — The Find just what you want at Grants. 36"-45". the man, who pioneered in the William H. Curtis, superintend­ brakes, windows, and aeata. mlesion, Special Many other deluxe Cadillac State Motor Vehicle Depart­ Woodland Qardoas suggests CHRYSANTHEMUMS •990 establishment of the technical ent of schools, and Dr. Joseph ment's dally record of automo- achool movement, and gave T. Nerden, state director of the HIKMIC extras. Exceptionally clean, '60 VOLKSWAGEN griced^to^elL^^^^^^^^^^ *595 down bUe fatalities as of last mid­ Dlvlsi^ of Vocational Educa­ more than 40 years of his life to ^ J Q 5 d o w n night and the totals . on the CHRYSANTHEMUMS^All colors, green- | the Cause of education on the tion. Both remarked on Che­ tame date last year: house grown, large p o t s ...... Only •1290 1962 1963 8-Pom. Stetion Wagon *62 C H EV R O LET K illed...... 277 284 CHRYSANTHEMUM BOUQUETS— All colors ^ Impala 2-Door Hardtop. Stick freshly cut, generous bunch ...... Only '59 VOLKSWAGEN Your Wedding Flowers Hhlft on the floor, V-8 engine, very .porty and exception­ $395down ’58 FORD by al clean car. Bring color and beauty to the home, sickroom, for anniver­ •890 4-Door Station Wagon. FOLDING eOWWOFMSK Standard ehlft, V8, radio, Commode saries, birthdays. Pond Delivery e»1 HARTFOnO ROl beater. 1 owner, locally own­ '60 CHRYSLER ed. *59 STUDEBAKER 2-Door Hardtop. Immacu­ SPECIAL! — THIS WEEKEND ONLY — SPECIAL! Krause florist Ma n c h e s t e r . late, with, radio, heater, au­ •490 ALL INVENTORIES OF tomatic trauKmlfiHlon, power ' Overstocked with COFFEE PLANTS, 8-8” potted. ’WOODCRESr FASHIOH CONN. Excellent house plane. Were 49o ...... Special 15c Sunroof Sedan \ eteering, power brake, and ■ Drive Down or Phone For An Appointment many other deluxe feature*. '395d.»J *95 '58 VOLKSWAGEN DRIED MATERIAL Manchester's Largest Florist! You Can Still PUnt Holland Bulbs CROCUS—Extra Special ... 60 (or 1.19 Have Fun! Create your own arrange­ PHONE 64S-7704 HARMAC IN MANCHESTER •1190 TU U PS ...... - ______DOI. 89c ments with our excellent selection, of '60 ChGvrolet Kormon-Ghia Convertible •63 V A LIA N T HYACINTHS, large ...... doz. 1.89 colorful Strawflowers, Rainbow Com, If on bolts these would be 59c the Bel Air 4-Door, V8. Original PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS ----- 20c V 200, 2-door Mdan with au­ Bright Leaves, Wheat, Pods, Beauty- yard. Textures that are friendly *58 VO LKSW AGEN tomatic tran.miH.ion, radio, blue finish, radio, heater, au­ GRAPE HYACINTHS, PARROT berry, Fruit, Gourds, Wood Roses, Bit­ heater, .mall mileage. Fully tomatic traasmiMlon. Very, TULIPS, etc. tersweet, etc. to needle-and-thread. Brilliant WILL BE SOLD warranted under 6 year, or very clean. prints and solids in marvelous •990 60,000 mile. Chrysler Corpo­ We are Maple Trees, Chinese Elm, Small White Helleborus Niger (Christmas Rose) colors. 1-15 yd. lengths. 36"-45’'. Deluxe Sedan . ration plan. Save many dol­ Birch, Linden. Ginkgo, Clump. lars. ______iovel}', large pthklsh flowers bloom in '58 DO DGE Headquarters' m€DICflL Moraine and Shademoster Locust, December through early spring, ever­ Th* worid's gruofMt tolm t lin tht ort of making fino, hand- Sycamore, Weeping Birch, Albertiana green glossy foliage 1.19 large plant. '62 BU IC K 289 PHflRfTiaCY Spruce, Mugho, White and Scotch Pine. •590 mod* man's apporol, it raflaktad in tha Importod and domtsHc Yi Ton Panel Truck Convertible Coupe. A real We offer free landscaping advice. May IN OUR GREENHOUSES, Cyclamen, beaut.v with power steering ’8C MG our experience benefit you. African Violets, Foliage Plants, etc. COLORFUL COTTOM '57 VOLKSWAGEN stock of this oxelutivo shop, known by oxocutivos and profes- and brakes, automatic trans­ mn mission, radio, heater, etc. Convertible. Very, very Japanese Yews, Upright and Spreading, Andromeda,' large size ...... only 2.96 •590 sionals who con woH afford tho ultimoto in quality and prostigo. A 'scarce model.. Must be clean. 1 owner. Special at SATEEN... seei^^o^b^^g£recl|rted^^^ ^ 4 9 5 large landscape qlze ...... 2*36 Pick-Up Truck Hemlocks. CHRISTMAS FERTILIZER, LIME, Pots, Peat Moss, '57 VOLKSWAGEN Redwood Tu^ Potting Soil, Bovung, Rhododendron, Red, Pink, Lavender and If on bolts these would sell for '60 T-BIRD etc, . . CARDS *295 White ...... 1.88 up ,1.50 a yard. High-polish, lasting •990 SAVE O N ... 2-Door Hardtop, full power. crispness, easy wash-wear. See Karman-Ghla Coupe VeVy, very, clean car. Azaleas, Pink, Lavender, Red, White, MARSH HAY for Mulching 1.69 bole many designer prints. 36" to 45". ^ 4 9 5 1.69 up. 5 bales for ...... 7.00 '61 DODGE T E D T R U D O N lAUioer 2-Door Sedan. Stick COMPLETE 168 Woodland St. '60 CHEVROLET shift. Very snappy little oar. Manchester YOUSWAKII Come in and ohoota from SUITS ConvertibleCon vet Coupe. W.T. CO. TOLLAND TURNPIKE LINE O F our complata aalactiona TgliUU wM te >, rad. Phone 643-8474 TALCOTTVILLE upholstery, V8, automatic ______Phone 648-2838 of boxed cards and special ones m m i k ^!^ M ■■U mi Sll transmission, radio, heater, 11 ^ a n c E A N P for friends and relatives. * 1 9 5 SCHOOL ^ O ^ n l b i l l Y ’ Dealer II m a n c h e s W r SUPPLIES to 9 :00 P.M. Let Us Imprint Your TOPCOATS 'SLACKS SHOPPING PARKADE OPEN VERNON CIRCLE Nome While You W alt! Can For Helpful Advice, EVERY OPEN W .T. GRANT CO. 649-5341 OPm DAILY 9 A.M. till 6 P.M.—TUES.. THURS., FRI.till 9 P.M. . V ' V ■>'V/

‘ .id j - • . 6 O ' . ' f ACR TWELVE JiANCHESTER EVENING HERAiJ)» MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1968 iiANtarasTHi g ygWHW h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n . Fr i d a y , No v e m b e r is , i 96s PAGE THIRTEEN RockviUe^Vernon Boy^sWrist^ Grain Deal Snagged, Bolton the Mbrary commitUe will en­ most important factor "that we jFK Urges Tax SUce Council Paves Way tertain the teachera at an af­ South Windsor don't have," WilUam Young, ternoon coffee hour, an annual chairman of the industrial de­ Lee Broken Cartelli Said * celebration In Children’# Bmk velopment commission said. X For Changes in GOP Issue Holds Up Aid School Bo^rd Weel- Town Boards Primary factors, 'he said. In­ In Speech to AFL-CIO Hsmemakers to Meet clude avattohle land, transpor­ In Accident Negligent in The Bolton Homemaker# will tation aooees, and the town's X (Conttamed from Pago One) (Oontiniied from Pags Oas) on file for 6*y«. Debates Pay meet Wednesday from lO a.m. attitude toward industry. CHEVROLET^ (OsallMMd fniB h i i * Om ) to 8 p.m. at the Community Seek Liaison he added. "Mors Jobs' are not Gary Touell. 18, Sbn of Mr. prompted by Export-Import It we# suggeeted that the | enough. Hlfher earnings and population over the first 80,000. Fatal Grash sr Everett M. Dlrksen of Illi­ Hall. Mambera are reminded town make a survey of what tmmm th« rigbl to and Mrs. Louis 'W. YoueM of 88 «B>worfc iaaiM greater growth ahd record pros­ nois, who haa worked with Bank plans to insure loans by to bring materials for decorat­ comparaMe town# do regarding The present system gives a American banks participating in Scale Points On Problems have a job.” perity are not enough — unless Itaplsn a t, today is reported A MaasadMlsetta youth has Mansfield for the bUl's passage, ing baokets. Baskets may be Mwers. ! ThU was an obvious refersnce town two state delegates for financing the sale of $6 mlUlon that prosperity Is used to sus­ in satiafaictory oondithm at been held criminally responsible did not vote with him. picked up at Mra. R§y Cocconl’i The town agenciea plan t o ; to laalslatlon by Ooldwater, a tain and support better each'state representative it Is Opponents of the amendment worth of surplus com to Him- ■ The boond of. education dto- houae or at the meeting. Towii Manager Terry Sprenkel: potermal GOP presidential con­ Manchesrter Hospital for the death, o f William J. ouosed but reached no conclu- hold another joint session otr; society. entitled to elect. There are two Guida, 17, .o f' lUverdale, N, J. aaid It would Mil projectiMl plans gary. s A countrywide meeting, open told five major agencies of the | the fourth Wednesday to Jan- tender, that would ban the un­ “ We can take real pride in a with Injuries received last night on tbg 1963-64 taaoherz’ to the public, will be held T^ee- delegates each from the sena­ In a one-oar accident in Tolland for a $260 million surplus wheat Mansfield and Humphray, town WIdnesday night that the UAry. ton shop In all states that did gaOO billion economy and 70 mil­ when he was struck by a oar sale to the Soviet Union and oth­ joined by Sen. J. Wllilam Ful- achedule. at it# meeting day from 10 a.m. to 2:80 p.m. TALKS TURKEY torial districts. on Aug. 39. not specifically permit It. In It lion Jobs only when they are un­ er deals under negotiations with bright, D-Ark., floor manager WedMfldaor night. Supt. Philip at the .TAG building in Rock­ next two to five years will be ^ ^ ^ shop a worker must join on E. Middle Tpke., Just east of George Saden of Bridgeport, T8w finding, issued by Tol- derwriting to the fulle.sl extent Dimmit St. chairman of the subcommittee Ishiil County Coroner Bemsrd .Communist bloc countries. for the bill and chairman of the C. Llgtirt indicated that Bolton ville. Mies 'EJstellc Keane, ex­ of greatest importance in the nieetlng at the Wap- WITH THESE FINE !ks union. the measures we need to Im­ should ow to be competitive The youth hasfractures of that proposed the new fonnula. J. Ackerman, charged that After the tabling motion had Foreign Relations Oomnfittoa tension clothing specialist, will I growth of the town, pin# Community House today Rockefeller Thursday won his prove our schools, rebuild our the left wrist and lower left said that 66 towna with popu­ Richard B. CarbelU, also 17, of been defeated, the Senate TC' contended this Involved a nor­ with other tqwns to order, to be discuss care of synthetic, man­ only appreciable applause -by cities, counsel our youth, assure stole to afctrMt good teoichers Speaking at a Joint session of at 7:80 p.m. The theme for this leg as well as a chin laceration, lations of 4,000 or less pro­ Stoughton, Mass., wss driving cessed until noon today. mal business practice. made and natural fibers. month is The World of Sound. opposing: any move to write a our health and care for our to the school s y a t ^ At least 10 the town council, school board, a hospital spokesman .said to­ duced 8 per cent of the Re­ a foreign sports car "at an ex­ Until the fight broke out over But Mundt, an opponent of the Briefs public building commission, in­ Boys who will receive awards M era l rlght-to-work law Into aged and infirm.” teacHsra will have\to be hired day. publican vote for governor in cessive rate of speed” when the the grain sale issue, the bill, projected $2&0-mlUlon wheat The selectmen will meet to­ dustrial development commis­ are: the 1W4 Republican platform The convention gave jihort for the new junlor-Mnlor high Patrolman Samuel Malteshpo 1962 but held 29.4 per cent of car failed to negotiate a curve slashed by $827,260,000 and so sale to the Soviet Union, said night at 8 at the town offlcea. sion and planning and zoning Charles 'Turosky, gold and ailv- Keiuiedy took another slam at j shrift Thursday to unemploy' sohool opining next iqll. The November voter-making USED CAR SPECIALS! on Mile Hill Rd. and flipped riddled with amendments that Ooldwater, and won heavy ap- i ment solutions proposed by Gov. reported that Youell had darted the delegate, strength at the the Senate had to decide wheth­ commission, Sprenkel said the er arrows; Leslie Clapp, silver across the turnpike, shortly ■be­ state convention. over. Kennedy voiced an angry pro­ er “ we want to open up a pro­ well a# any necessary seeeicn wilt be held from 6 to town must determine how to arrow; Billy Terrill, bear ■Si FORD plause and laughter when he | Nelson A. Rockefeller of New The oar belonged to CaitelU’s test at his news conference ment# to the staff of the elentep- 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. said, “ I do not believe selling | York, candidate for the Repub- fore 7, from the north side of ' He claimed the new proposal gram of extending foreign aid finance its growth, coordinate its'bad ge; Thomas DeLorso, bob- 'S9 FORD the street toward the south side, would' merely reduce small grandfather, Robert Genovesi Thurstay, appeared on the to Communist countries.” tary school. s. he Pilgrim Feliowehlp of efforts and still remain com- cat pin; Anthony Progeny, bear All Cars. Victoria 2-Dr. H’top. TVA is a program to put people iican presidential nomination, verge of final passage. Holton CongT«gatlonal C2iurrii 2-Dr. H'top. WhiU against the advise of his two town convention strength .to of Dookerel Rd., Vernon. Mansfield, heatedly disagree­ The staff salary oommittee, petltlve. Therefore, he said, the badge; James DeLorso, lion White and blue. RAH, au­ to work.” Rockefeller said a national Kennedy charged that the cuts wHi have a work day tomorrow. green. RAH, AT, PS companions. 22.2 per cent, which he called Guida, passenger in the car, ing, said the transactions had at an earlier executive seMlon, work of all boards must teve- badge, gold and silver arrows; tomatic. No. 4730. Ooldwater has proposed sell- job placement center is the key were denying him an essential AnyOtje with odd jobs to be WSW. No. 4897. Ing the government-owned Ten- missing elepient to provide work The boy ran Into the paAh of "not iUdberal treatm'«nt” of the was pinned beneath the vehicle ppened up "a channel o# trade propoeed a $250 across-the- tall, and general government David Pelletier, wolf badge; Priced To and died of a fracture of the foreign policy tool. done rftqy call Jerry Plante of nessee ValleyVail Authority to pri­ for a large portion of the na an eastbound car, driven by wn€dl towns. —not aid.” board raise. The present sched­ officials must know what Is go- John Kolakowski, and Allen Mrs. Valedah Pavan of 40 Port­ The recognition of the Re- spine and other injuries. Car- After administration forces ule for a B.A. degree teacher Baytoer^Rd. Ing on to every area. Beaupre, bobcat pins. ms vate interests. tlon’s jobless workers. had lost the tabling motion, as­ Fulbright said the Export-Im­ ms Meany said cutting the work land St., who applied her brakes pubhoan Cittaens Committee On ARC Board telU sustained neck and shoul­ goea from $4,700 to $7,780 In The Holy'^Namc Society 6f St. His statement underlined tbe Also Robert Spilka, bear badge Sell! Agreeing with the union dele­ sistant Democratic Leader Hu­ port Bank, for a five per cent Maurice Chufbl) wiil meet Mon­ •week Is the only solution for un­ and swerved t ^ l e trying to was approved subject to cer­ der Injuriee. 12 steps. After step one, the purpose of the Joint session, and gold arrow; Timothy Ryder, gates that unemployment is the York Strangfeld of 158 - The ooToner said that "It is bert H. Humphrey of Minnesota fee Insures banks against any day at 8 p.m. Ilf (he church au­ employment. “ Later on,” he avoid hitting hdm, police aaid. tain cot^tions. These were that Greenwood Dr. was elected yes­ yearly Increment is now $280, stated by Mayor John Egan,— wolf badge; Mark Phillips, lion United States’ chief domestic apparent that Richard CartelU announced that Miindt's amend­ losses on loans they make to fi­ ditorium. A film ' strip, En­ to establish liaison, air com- badge, gold arrow; Scott O'- '42 FALCON problem, Kennedy said. "If we .said, “ God knows how short it Mra. Pavasi was slowing down an appokitm4rKa of key per­ terday to a three-year term on nance the sales. He said similar which Chaiiman Harold Por- '58 CHEVROLET to make a right turn into the sonnel be made cnly after con­ WM negotatlng the sharp curve ment would not be voted on any cheron sold was a good incre­ cyclical, Christianity ' and So­ mon problems, and create un- Brien. bear badge, gold arrow can obtain the prompt passage will have to be. ' the executive board of the time soon "if I can help it.” insurance had been provided 2-Door. Green. 6-cyllnder, He. criticized those who say Mandhester High Schotri drive­ sultation with the state party _ . t,- ^ ^ ^ .at a high rat* of ape^ and ment, compared to other com- cial Progre.wi, will be a lto^ . All derstanding ef mutual respon- and depner badge, Steven Boy- 2-Door Coral Radio and of the pending $11 billion tax re Greater Hartfort Chapter Ult dOO VOiUTllMrB SlKl mum staring salary for a teach­ be spelled out in a formal mem­ steps'necessary for building a badge, and gold arrow; David “ V-8” Bel Air 4-Door. Black, now as Insurance against reces­ Rockefeller’s job placement he sat down and fainted. He guests attend^. "Ordinary care,” the mpori. er with a B.A. will be between school '«(as submitted by the Chauvin, lion badge and gold '61 CHEVROLET '42 FORD sion,” Kennedy sail proposal and his call lor strict was tsken to the hospital by orandum. A former mahrnan of the atated, "requires that the op' Governor Scranton $4,900 and 5,100 next year, with Paris Junket red trim. R&H, auto., PS, PB, The citizens group would sub­ school board. Suggestions made arrow, The tax bill, which the adptin- control on federal spending as a ambulance. Police reported no Manchester Chapter of the erator have the oar under such a maximum of around $8,000. for coordinating efforts of all ouy Pul.ee C.u.ser WSW. Bel Air 4-Dr, Gray. 6-cyl., Ctrv. Squire Wagon. latratlon hoped to get passed ‘ condition for a tax cut were arrest. mit periodic reports to the Mercian Red Crose, Strang- control at a turn that he make The disousaion centered on RAH, auto. No. 502.3. Black. RAH AT. PS. State Central Committee and Responsible agapcies led to the o..n .uana^er leny Spren- early this year, is bogged down greeted by silence. Police investigation of a bwo- feld, a furrier, also served five turn safely.” The coroner the advantage# and disadvan­ Financed by decision to create a committee, kel toc,ay announced tiiai int I whltewall-s. No. 5102. bi Ckmgresa. The only applause of note for the two would exchange ex-of­ Man With a Record tages of an across-the-board car oolUsion at W. Center and years as Manchester Chapter’s : n^ted that the road was wet T I C n n on wmcBwhich Iall agencies will be , contract for supplyjig a police "We need that cut, as this bill the governor came when he re­ Cooper Sts. at 3:46 pjn. yester­ ficio membera finance chairman, and was dis-: and the car tires ”vmrs prac raise aa opposed to a percent­ ♦1495 John Lupton, of Weston, ex­ led, which will be criiiser hai been awa.ded to ♦2295 provides, where it will do the peated his opposition to a feder­ day brought a written warning aster chairman of the Greater tically bald.” By BBUOE BIOSSAT I’for tMa edict and the fact he age tocreaoe, and >whether the us Taxpayer with drafting a.chrono- anches.er Plymouth Inc., at a , al ,riigfat-to-work law, an obvious ecutive director of the_ (9tCC, most good—the percentage cuts t e ^ r r y H. Cox, 30, VlUa Pan*, Hartford Chapter last year, rep- ! School Menus Neiw-spaper Enterprise Assn. “got people off the golf increase should be the same at 1 logical order of procedure and 'uid price of $1,300. The nev. ,| in tax liabilitiesUAUUIUVn Altin theWic loweriwww;a cback at his prime ^pot'ential------op- was present as a delegate but resenting Manchester. He la a Vemon Elementary School sll leveto. The board was in­ 1695 111., for failure to grant the courses.” did not comment on the condi- HARRISBURG. Pa.—(NEA) (Continned from Pag4 One) 1 responsibility for b U 1 1 d I n g ; jxilice ,.nltrenl«ee .mlt replace «a 1963 ve-ve 1 '57 MERCURY brackete are three 11 m^ ponent for the presidential nom- right of way. mefnber of the five-gallon club Monday—meatballs In . sauce, — ^Pennsylvania’s Gov. 'William Newsmen who measure him structed by the chairman to schools. It will include a time- . . 1. ^ . . . in instinn—henination—Sen. Barry Goldwater tlona. _ Hide with mileage of 5o,00C '57 PLYMOUTH as lauge as those in --^the Police aaid that Cox had stop­ of the bloodmoblle. buttered rice, wax beans and Warren Scranton, by the word against his own standard found study the propoeals before the early 1980s, the UnUed States ‘ »kle. The committee will slsO j 2-Door. Oreei., Radio and upper brackets,” Kennedy said. of Arisona. The oounofi also approved; ped for a stop sign and then He is a member of Emanuel buttered beets; Tuesday—ham of all but his Mttereet parti­ him up to k. He rises around regular meeting Dec. 4. sent great amounts of economic . * schedule for construc- heater, automatic. No. Station Wagon. Tutone “ And the greatest benefits of Kennedy has been emphasiz­ A permanent campaign oo- Lutheran Church, and acUve in ^nd cabbage, mariied potatoes started out and collided with a san adversariee, is running up 6, breakfasts, makes sn early John M cCartek said that he assistance to Europe. European' tlon of 11 public buildings, .Manchester Evening Herald 5060. red and white, standard all will go to the imemployed ing Ms proposed tsix cut as the vehicle driven by Melvin T. ordinaUcm committee. its organizations and with vart- carrots and pickles; Wednesday 20-mile run In from the only was reluctant to grant a nor­ countries paid for this bv de-! t" regard to a shopp,i-.g cen- A permanent public relations a good score In his first year South. Windsor corrcspundeiii. transmi.sslon, nicely equip­ lor whom the tsuc cut will pro­ best way to create jobs, but the Jochlmsen, 43, of 41 Jarvis Rd ous Masonic organizations, and —spaghetti and hamburg and “majwton” PenneyVvanta nov.' mal raise to the teachers this posltlng their own currencies to t#r for the town. It seemed the measure Is bogged down in Con­ oommittee and a full-time pub­ on the, job in one of the coun­ lAura Katz, telephone M4-17<53. ♦395 ped. No. 5126. vide two million to three mil­ No one was hurt but both cara Is a member of the Republican tossed salad; Thursday—turkey try’s moat troubled induetrial has — a big. fleldstone houec year because the town to build­ U S. government bank accounU. concenaue that Uie absence of a gress and virtually dead for this licity staff lion new Jobe.” • had minor fender damage. Town Committee. In gravy, dresaing, maahed po­ atatas. on the Indiajitown Gap military ing a new sohool and there may They were called counterpart ‘'oenter” of tbe town was a year. The creation of five specific Kennedy’s remar’xs before Another two-car accident yes­ tatoes, peaa and carrots and Little aa he wanta it, if the reiservatlon. also be unforeseen .expenses funds. • I deterrent to oommei-cial busl- more than 1,000 delegates rep­ At the convention's opening terday afternoon on Adams St., divisions at state headquarters cranberry sauce; -■ Friday — B p 8:16 or so the governor Theiie currencies, which were nraras. Opf>osing th* Idea of the axKl the employment of field measage reallv gets around to He said that he had stated this j '59 CHEVROLET resenting 18.6 million I session Thursday, police hustled Just north of Hilliard St., creamed tuna, buttered noodles, some R^iff>lican president- Is dictating to M s. secretary, poalUon last year and that per­ held In huge amounts, could not! town government establishing s Ruth Millett members followed administra­ away a group of FTilladelphia brought no report of Injuries, representatives. French beans and cole slaw. Rose Sanko, who says he plows be transferred. They had to be center, was the atatement that 4-Dr. Sta. Wag. 2-tone Tbe council acted on four makera, they may yet try to haps next year, with a decrease tion policy of fending off de­ building trades union members nor arreids, and only minor News Tidbits Dessert, milk, bread and but­ through an Incredible amount of to transportation coats, he used In the European~ country the town could determine ivdry and red. RAH, auto. pages of amendments, mostly make more of him in 1964 than OBSERVATIONS IN A CROWD mands for a shorter work week passing out pamphlets urging vehicular damage. ter served with all meala. a dark horse gall<^>ing about paper work with crisp dispatch, would vote for a raise because U.8. embassies in France and through zoning where busi­ No. 5184. by emi^iasislng tax cut bene­ minor changes in the 89-page from the AP Wires reinstatement of the Teamsters The accident occurred, police Northeast School: Monday — vaguely in the backgrmjnd. to depart at 6 p.m. with the be said that to moat cases other European countries had nesses may locate but that it Women, In droves, can be fits. Union. The teamsters were ex­ aaid, when a car driven by Rob­ document. ravioli, txMsed aatad, green desk clear. far more counterpart fund;- each can’t establish. a center and One am endm ent would Gentle-mannered, casual, but teachers, were in on underpaid pretty dreadful. Indi'vidually The AFLrCIO also wants the pelled from the AFLrdO on cor- ert O. Dyke, 48, Wapping, north­ Soviet Dej>uty Foreign Min­ beans, apple ortep; Tuesday He likes his family life, but of year than they needed for their force business to locate there. tax cut, al<»ig with other federal change party rules to provide oonoealkig a act of extremely profession. During a dtocuaslon they are fairly nice people. rupUon charges in 1M7. bound on Adams 8t., collided ister Valerian A. Zorin deplores Vienna sauaage, saurekvaut, his daughter and three sons, of services and supplementary housekeeping operations. So It. wa« said this must be deter­ measures designed to create The building trades members with a vehicle driven by .that the state central commit­ mashed pettetoea, raisin caJM tough fibm beneath the llght- only the youngest boy. Peter, when a traveling congressman mined by economics. Yet viewed collectively at a Jobe, but Meany said Thursday tee Or town committees be pn>- Washington’s postponement of w ei(^ suits he Ukee, the 46- aides to the acbool for teachers department store or restaurant, also trigd to put up pictures of Michael E. Barrows, 36, Elling­ U.S.-Sovlet cultural negotta- with king; Wedneaday —meat nine, lives at home. The others arrived and picked up counter­ At the next joint se.sMon, the taat unemidoyment threatens a hiMted from spending p ^ y loaf, mashed potatoes, stowed yessvold Scranton has talked ■ schooi. to use, MoOortick noted that Industrial development commis­ they often give the impression Teamsters President James R. ton, vdio had just pulled out of tions In aftermath of arrest of Bolton Ubraiyr and visual aides part ftinds, he was using cur­ national catastrophe and the Hoffa outside the convention a private driveway to go north­ funds on bMialf o f candidates in tomatoes, fruit squama; Thurs­ hU way pest a formidable rol-1 scranton also likes his fun. rencies that probably wouldn't sion Is to report on factors af­ of being an unattractive crew. only solutlp now atudying happen to catch another wom­ He said his proposed civil Divorces Given bar any town oommittee officer It has taken control of Iraq; and Lake Street SohoM: Monday most massive state spoils sys- score two bulls’-eyes. is employed. At present, when a receives little under the U.8. tbs problem. an's eye, give her a freezing, rights smd education legislation Hadassah Hears from aervlng as a member of says eleoth>ns',\vlil be held in —pork in gravy, buttered noo­ tern to the UnUed States. Yet his easy style, seldom new experienced teacher to hir­ program of distributing surplus Sprenkel noted "tke day of haughty atare. would be ineffectWa without tbe Btata central oommittee. Iraq within four motiUia... Em- dles, kemet oom ,><^ cream; 3— ^A holly disputed 5 per < ruffled, should not mislead. This ed, full credit i# given for five farm commodities, another sys­ mulnclpal refuse collection ia The shovers, wo elbow their more Jobs. Divorces granted in Tolland pwror Haile Sdassle of Ethl- years’ experience and a half- way through crowd.s, are always CoiHity Superior Court yester­ Tuesday — spaghetti bHth meat cent sales tax (clothtog and man who never wants to be s tem that brings foreign curren­ not far distant" and that Joint He reminded the delegatM Powell Tuesday opia warns against danger of aauoe, tossed salad,, wax beapa, take-home food exempted) to i candidate has twice been a wlr.- year credit for every year's cies to U.S. accounts. effort# are cheaper than "going impatient to be sei-ved, and don't day by Judge Charles S. House care how they get what they that he was elected by the na^ foreign Intervention In turbu­ pudding; Wednesday— hot dog provide new revenues for edu- °"®- “ Once he decides to experience beyond five. The new U.S. officials say that the em­ on one’s own.” rowest of margins, “ .which sure­ Include: lent North Afrioa and esTweeace want just as long as they get it SMrley Currier of 161 Porter Theodore PoweU wiU apeak in ron, potato chips, picklee, (^tion. Ko, he doesn’t hold back,” - ai; policy would enable the board bassy in Paris takes In (ewer Mayor Egan said the next ly would have been a deficit O bituary hope for peace between Algeria in a hurry. St. Manchester,, from Carlton TXtesdsy at .8:80 p.m. at a paid- brownies; ThuBsitay — beef in 3— One of the fattest bundlae to attract experienced tecu;hera counterpart funds each 'year council meeting will cone-ider without your help,” and asked and Morocco. gravy, martiad pctatoes, peas, at a competitive salary. The than it needs for Amertban op­ appointment of three repre- 'x'he .sloppy Susies who leave DOT. Currier of Nevz^--Jersey on up membership______^ _____meeting______ef Man- o f AhKaitton legislation ever i This seme man t l ^ enough labor’s continued support. Group of Democratic sena­ fruit: Friday—vegertartan veg­ approved by any state leglMn-'has happened to Scr^ton to boaid will discuss a proposal to erations in FVance. 8o svtaen a sentatlvaa to the Northeast public powder rooms looking like Kennedy aaid his 1 Chapter of Hadassah in Elwin E. Baker tors are accusing Robert O. etable soup, tuna, egg saiW make the policy retroactive. congressman travels to Paris Refuse Study Agency of the pig pens. tlon has improved the nation’s Carter w m awarded cOs-r" ture at a single ritttog. Includ- Elwtn Eugene Baker, 66, of Baker of deceivi^ his auper- and peanut butter sandwtohes, Painting Hung and uses these fun^, he Is Capitol RegiiMl Planning The dawdlers who take up a economy and that without Ms ; tody of the couple’s five cMldren Lake Park, Fla., formerly of ed: Higher teachera’ salarlee. half hour of a clerk's time when DToarams the unemployment »nd Support of $40 per month for kmi. His subject wiU be ”Wboae iors in 1961 by telling them cake. more Md to local schools, school “J*®- "Passing of Autumn,” an oil spending money that the em­ Ags.-Kty the agency working on Mahchester, died Nov. 7 at St. Sens. Stephen Young of Ohio painting by Myrtle Carlson, Is bassy has to replafs. a four-town propoaal. they have no Intention of buying. iate would be 8 per cent of the^ “*1* Values ^Do We Teach? ” Mary’s Hoeqrital, Palm Beach, oonaolidation, programe , o r 5? » Such women use ’’shopping'' as The speaker chose his topic and Quentin N. Burdick of teofanioal sohoola and oommun driving candidate for an office on display at the Bolton Public The embassy replaces it by Public building "bommiasion labcnr force Instead of the pree-' JeaxiIeTKoch of 349 E. Centar after a long lUneas. French francs with American a means of killing time. ant 6.5 per cent. St., Manchester, from Edgar M. In light of recent Stipreme North DcUcota had withdrawn lt-17 nrMtkcrmm *’* dOCSn’t Want at Ell lihraty. The painting received i-^rteentatlvea told the meet­ Bom in Vermont, he ■was a ing that the adminlatratlve The complainers who are nev­ Meany has said the govern- Koch of W c^bury, Conn., on Court decisions rqgairding prayer their bids for places on potent presidency the Walter Klar Memorial taxpayer dollars. resident of Manchester for Events There are still some countries Wing of the Orchard Hill er satisfied in restaurants, are ment’s unemployment figures grounds of intoler^e cruelty, in public schools in Che United Judiciary Committee, according States. Award for the most realistic many years, retiring as a ma­ doubled induatrial de­ where the U.S. embassies have Sohool, will be ready for ncru- forever asking for substitutes on do not reflect part-time woritors She was given custody of one States. to Washington Post report. velopment effort aimed at lift­ from ths Tolland County A.rt chinist with Pratt and Whitney, Association, and the Alfred far more foreign currencisa pautcy by March 1 definitely. a fixed menu, or sending things Roadster. Gunmetal gray. who can’t find ftiU-tlrae employ- cMld. $80 weekly support and Powell is the author of ”'De- Pasadena, , school board ing a sagging PennQrl'venia to back because they aren’t right. a dWtalon of United Aircraft Ludwig Award for the most than they can use in a year. 'Hie wing Includes eight class­ R&H. A fine Sports car. msnt and those Who have given ! att^ey s fees, ____ mocraey ki Action,” “The Liong issues edict dectaring taboo a happier economic pisteau. The snooty Sadies who get Carp., East Hartford, Just a In State Hospital Notes popular, as well as first prize The State Department lista rooms. No. 6095. . up trying to find work. He said | Mary C. Ste^^ens of 64 Prp^ Rescue,” and ”T7ie School Bus untucked shirt tafia for boys, (Since Scranton took office, some sort of satisfaction out of year ago. for the most realistic, at the them as Burma, India, Indones­ Sohool Supt. Merle Woodman- the read unemployment rate is ; pect St., Rockville, was granted Law.” His sirtioles on education. He is survived by Ms wife, and ctilottea, bare midriffs and state unemployment is down ritzing salesgirls and looking dresses with ^Mgbetti straps (OonUimed from Page One) Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Lion's Club Art FVetlval to ia Israel, Poland, Pakistan, the .see. noting he had heard com­ eloser to 8 per cent. * ; a politioB and conaUtutlonal law Mrs. Hezel Fisher Baker of from 9.3 per cent to 6.1 per In ail areas, except maternity United Arab Republic and Yugo­ pletion dates of the first of down their uncharmIng noses at Kennedy said “ powerful and | Stephen* of 100 west St., have appeared in "The Saturday for girls in Pasadena elemen­ Manchester. any woman who isn’t putting on Lake Park, three nieces and officials and ' area prosecutors oent, a sharper 4>’np than the where they are 2 to 4 pjn., and The display of new children’s slavia. January. Febtuary and Marrti ■ articulate” forces oppose the Rockville. Mrs. Stephens w m Revierw,” and numerous other tary achools... Manned ^>aCe- nation' shows.) the same act. a nephew. to work out a plan to discour­ 6:80 to 8 pm'., and private books heti been returned from But few congressioiuil Junkets mentioned, auggeated that the '63 CHEVROLET tax cut and related proposals,' given custody of two minor chll- publications. • He has produced The funeral was held Tuesday oraft Center in Houston, Texas, The dark-haired, brown-eyed, The mothers who yank their “ but they do not have a single dretl, $10 weekly support tm age shoplifters. rooms where they are TO a.m. , the Hebron library and will be head that way. Ths congress­ "best thing to do to sit beurk and moderate several educa­ at White River Junction, Vt. reports teste prove an astro­ gentlemanly man who has thiis men prefer Paris. small children along as though 4-Dr. Sta. Wagon. Pow- eonstructlve Job - creating pro- each child and $10 weekly naut can lannoh himself from to 8 pjn. V islton are requested held over through Nov. 19 when and wait for the school to tional televiaion pnograms. SHIPFINO HAEARD begun his fourth ycau: at'Har­ not to smoke in patlente’ the kids' arms were made of erglide, WSW. Beautiful gram of their own to...... offer.” mony. She charged intolerable moon even though 'faiportant open. He is publlo information con­ Mrs. Charles Pepta DARIEN (AP)—A station risburg is still something of a roome. No mere thaa two visi­ rubber, and who meet juvenile l.| turquoise. “ But tax cuts are not enough” enielty. guidance devicee fah. Woodmansee oited the trebl­ protests with belligerent threats, j' sultant and department editor Mm. Yvonne Pepin, '70, at wagon oaiTying a ahlpment of | puzzle. The unabashed political tors at one time per pattest. ing of achool population in the of the Connecticut State De- Hartford died Wednesday at watches" vtared off the Con- j characters who tohabtt the dty At home or among friends ♦2495 past seveix years as he told the most of these ’ women probably partunent o f Dducatton and a Haitfoid Hospital. • She was nectlcMt Turnpike today end attract him. Patteote Today: 382 group that he foresees another member o f the Evening CoUege have more pleasing personali­ Thrifty Skwtng Hofiday Cover-Ups! the mother of Hkiiest L. Pepin turned over several timee aa It "They’re a little surprised he 1,100 elementary sohool pupils facuMy o f the Unlvensity at AJDMI’ITED YBBTERDAY: ORANGE HALL ties. But when they are unknown of 51 Concord Rd. Bureati Head went down an embankment. likes theiq,” ' said an administra­ in the next five years. '42 CHEVROLET ConnecUcut. She atoo leaves her husband, William Downes, Andover; members of a crowd, something: Tbe driver, Raymond Evans, tion man,. "But. he always holds Marjorie H^ne, Ellington; TiM public building cotnmto- His Interests in public activ­ three other sons, a daughter, a 39, of Waterbury, told state po­ something in reserve. It throwe happens to them. Whatever It is, | Impala Super Sport 2-Dr. Guilio Brendolo, RFD I. Man­ [alon said H. plane to ask for an ities are not. purely academic. sister and eleven grandchildren. Keeps Title, lice the watches were worth them off. They aren’t sure what it isn't pretty. H’top. RAH, auto., WSW. He is serving a third term as a 'I’he funeral will be held Sat­ chester; Mra. Cardya Sproul. I apf>ropriation to begin planning All righto reserved. Alpine white finish. No. $50,000. He said he had picked kind of person he la ” for another elementary achool member of the town board of urday at 9:15 a.m. fiem the 24 BUyue Rd.; Daniel Smith, 66 ' Newspaper Enterprise Aun. 5094. them up at New York Interna­ Soo>e things they should fig­ Hawthorne St.; Mis. Hekn at the next council meeting. It directora He is a graduate of Fisetite Funeral Home, 30 Sis­ Loses Control tional Airport and was taking ure out fqst enough. Bora to Moskey, Tolland; Mra Mildred was opbimistic that th* pro-- Colgate University, John Hop­ son Ava,'Hartfoed, with a sol­ them to UMted States TTme wealth, son of the famous fam­ emn Mass o f requiem gt St, Campanelk, Hebron; Linda Sar­ posed school can be ready to '62 CHEVROLET kins University and Columbia (Continued from Page One) Corp. to 'Waterbury. ily rooted to the town of the Unlverelty, and haa lectured at Ann’s Church, Hartford, at 10. gent, Wilahire Rd., Vernon; BINGO the fall of 1865. State policele said 1the watches same name, he heartily dislikes EVERY SAT. NIGHT-^7:30 Impala Conv., V-8. RAH, many ooUegea. Burial 'wm be in Soldier’s Field, Arigust Gebel, 64 Summer St.; Although a aewage system ARE YOU IN '40 CHEVROLET Mr. A. E. lYood as aoUng head were to riiippj^ Carton ! ceremony,, display and artlfIcl- not a primary factor In attract­to .stand. Black, red Interior. Robert Dent, ' 298 E. Middle Norwood Ce«Tieteeyi,W®soin. of the Bureau of Rights of came through the.... accident rela- would have been 72 Eost Center Street — Monchefter No. 6101. All Cars Friends may call at the fu­ T^ke.; Patricia Lissard, 169 ing toduatry to a town, the or ouf of Impala 4-Dr. H'top. RAH, Way, dated Nov. 5, 1963, is re-' tlvely unharmed, although the content to take the oatk of of­ group wa# told, M; eould be the auto. Green. Whitewalls. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. setoded. , car was hea'vUy damaged. Lyness St.; George CHiaiTton. Public Records fice alcme in a room with a Wapping; Henry Knight, ISO No. 483. ” Mr. A. E. Wood is dlreoterfl Evans suffered possible rib HOT W A T E R ? Winterized Mrs. Charles DePaolo Bible and the Pennsylvania Vernon Ave., Rock'vlile; Valerie to act as personal representa- j fractures and cuts on the head. chief Justice. Warrantee Deeds Mra Elda Tairquindo DePacdo, Healy, Wapping; Paul Zdanls. Ju8t Si/jc* a day for fuel ♦1475 live of the commissioner with | — ----- Yet, gazing at his inaugural Wapping; William Stone, 77 ^ ^ OLDSMQpILE 'El CHEVROLH .Kendall Leon .Walker to Da-___39, of__ ThMnpaon'vllle, died yes- respect to the operation of the' N-IJIVEL SAFE vid J. MtuK>n and Bette J. Ma- teNtay ball guests welded together in Eldridge St.; Mrs. Aitdrey can get you out of at Johnson Memorial Bureau of Ri^ts of Way. I HARTFORD (AP)—Tbe ra- '41 PLYMOUTH Convertible. "RH, auto". Impdla Convertible. Blu*. son, property at 114 Prospect Hospital, Stafford Springs. She an Immovable mass on the Durey, Glastonbury; Paul trouble! •42 CHEVROLET Smart emerald green fin­ Wood WiU be responsible for dioactivlty level to the average dance floor, he suddeifiy blurt­ RAH, stand, trahs. WSW . St. was the sister of Mario Taf- diet of Connecticut residents re­ White, 46 Pine St.; Louis La 4-Door Sedan. Heater, au­ ish with contrasting white- control o( this bureau under my ed: ”W e’ve got to do some Bredc Jr., 37 Clinton St.; Gary II Conv. Black, red trim. tomatic. PB. No. 4986. ' No. 5088. Lillian Nelson to W^llsbce J. quinio of Lake S t, Vernon. direction. Mr. Wood will assure mains within safe limits. Dr. If you live in a typical wall tires. Parciak and Isabelle M. Pard- thing to entertain these people.’ Youell. 86 Harlan St.; John Heater, stand. trams. Besides her brother, she la hlniMlf that the established Franklin Foote, state commls- houae, you could easily run Whitewalls. ak, property at 67 Comstock survived by heir husband, sioner of health, reported yes­ Whereupon he did a . solo Ackerman, 65 F\>ley St.; Mrs. ♦695 ♦1775 policies and procedures of this Charleeton for three or four out of hot water several *1065 2864-H Rd. Charles DePaolo: her mother, terday. Last week’s levels of Petdnde Brazatiskla, 53 North times a week. bureau are carted out effec­ minutes in the governor’s box. St. . _ 9)895 Attachment of Real Estate Mrs. AniM. Cavaliere Torquinio tively. strontium 90, strontium 88 and WHERE??? Now you can, have all tha Much of . the time he Joins a •60 CHEVROLET Hillcrest T e r r a c a Inc. of East Hartrord; a son, two ”He will take any necessary iodine 131 were well below the ADairiTBlD TODAY: Xn-' hot water you need at one •59 FORD against Maria Bennett, prop acceptable levels set by the long 11ns of state .workers push' dSAighteirs, two other brothers steps to be assured that the drew Ferreira, 165 Adams S t; time for anly 9 He* a day. 'E: MONZA 4-Door Hardtop. V-A Impala 4-Dr, Sedan. Green. erty at 108 Scott Dr., $600. Federal R adiation OounoU log a lunch tray in the capltol 'S3 CHEVROLET and three asters. rights-of-way p rogra m is Mrs. Blanche Pagani, Birch Mt. Think of it—only 9^c* a RAH, auto. Tutone. No. ,RAH, auto., whitewalls. Release of Att^hment The funeral will be held Mon­ guide, Foote said. cafeteria. With such a distin­ CAN YOU FIND 2-Door RAH, automatic, brought back on schedule, and Rd., Bolton; Peter Casella, 62 day! Impala 4-Dr. H’top, Aqua. 4112. No. 4927. Mancheoter Motor Sales, Bic. guished patron, the manager day at 8 a.m. from the GhiUano- such schedule maintained. Windemere St. Yea, thanks to Mobilheat RAH, AT., PS , PB, WSW. whitewalls. Jet black. No. against William H. Bralnard |Sagarlno Funeral Home, 247 “With the concurrence of HARTFORD (AP) — Jams# now has taken to wearing a -and an oil-fired hot water No. 5029 5123. fancy blazer. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A H 95 *1395 Jr., property at 77 N.,Bchool St. )Vaahlngton SL, Hartford with those concerned (Messrs. Wood, J. Kelsey, 26, of Windsor Locks, daughter to Mr. and Mra. Ctar- heater of correct capacity— Building Permits a solemn Mass of requiem at ewcott and Ives), Arthur W. Ol- was aentenced to two to seven From the outset, Iw has been enoe Lewie, 179 Birch St.; a your family can take care ♦2495 ♦1595 Andrew P. Kravontka for St. Michael’s Church at 9. Bur­ cott, director of rights of way, yeara in prison yesterday. He a roamer, one of those gover­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. o f all their washing needs John Bickley, additions to ial will be In Mt. St. Benedict will continue to operate this bu­ had pleaded guilty in Siq>erior nors who turns up to odd cor­ Leonard Anderson, Maxwell MILK at 11 P.M.? at one time. dwelling at'41 EHivaJ St., $2,000. Cemetery. reau to its routine operations.” Court to aeven counts of break­ ners where none has been for Dr., Vemon. Mom can do the family , Alexander Jarvis, demolish Friends may call at the fu­ ing and entering and three 30 years. Among the objects of wash, si# can do the dishes '40 CHEVROLET '42 CHEVROLET house at 734 Parker St., $180. BIRThzs TODAY; A daugh­ at the same time Junior neral home Saturday and Sun­ counts of larceny. Kelsey was Ms unexpected attention: A OPEN EVERY DAY FROM I AH. to MIDNIDHT! Blue 2-Door Sedan. 6-cyl., Impala 2-Dr. H’top.' V-8, Jarvis Realty Oo., demolish ter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard takes his bath, and you en­ 8242 day from 2 to 6 p.m, and 7 to changed with a series of breaks place called "the dungeon,” standard transmission, RAH, standard trans.j No. house at 466 Wetherell St., $190. 9 pm . Youth Loses Part to restaurants and barber shops motor vehicle bureau office Phelps, 103 Ohamhera SL; a joy a ahower. ta-M , aon' to Mr. and Mrs. WSihun Bakery Products nicely equipped. No. 4940. 5182. WllUam M. Munaie, addition in Hartford and Litchfield Ooun- where people were laboiiouMy Manchester Don’t delay—phona us to- to dwelling at 38 Adelaide Rd., Of Index Finger tiea flltog muRipIe copies of b- Darby, Eaot Hartford; a son to VAM IW WW Hare's an easy-eew apron to $500. Mr. and Mra. Donald IsMb, trim either with a polnaettla or Mother and Son censes. Data-processing equip­ Marlborough. ? MH-O-RAMA Harold P. GUdden, addition to i ment Is now on Its way. Greeting Cards Is Our Neighbor! fired water h.eat. a outs Santa nvotif made from Peter CaseUa, 17, of d'i s c h a r g e d y e s t e r ­ dwelling at 831 Oakland St., Once Scranton drifted to •Average family of four. A minimum of .fabric in tri- rich rack and bias tape! The Windemere St., suffered a par­ d a y : Louis Vince, 9 Gardner Cosmetics $155. Hurt in Accident country club near Harrisburg inch is all you need to sew this apo^ is one-piece, but made to tial amputation of his index About Town St.; Donna Bradley, Eart Hart­ Delicatessen FREE •40 CHEVROL^ '43 CHEVROLET finger to a shop accident this On a midweek afternoon, quiet­ dsshlng weskit and skirt pair. look thrae-sectioned. A South Windsor woman and ford; Richard Cartoon, Baat Impala Conv. Beige. RAH, Bel Air 4-Dr, Blue. RAH, y Brin9 In This A d — Buy Pattern No. 2664-H has tis­ morning shortly before 9 am. Miss Chriatifte Dingwall, ly noted the list of players, had Wonderfully slnqde, tool her young son were treated this at Manchester High School. it checked against the stsUe Hartford; Star Young, Wap­ No. 8343 with Patt-G-Rama sue for apron (mediumedium size); morning at Manchester Memo­ daughter of Mra Athske Ding- ping; Mra Beasle' Boyea, 818 :or poinsettlia Axhnitted to, the hospital af­ waU. 367 E. Middle Tpke., re­ payroll^ Sixteen names matched Parker St. PatentMedidnea Is in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. hot-iron transfer for W eddin gs rial Hospital for Injuries re­ ter emergency'room treatment, < One O f These Fine Cars ceived her cap aigl gown at up. His word to cabinet offi­ Bust 81 to 40. Size 13, 83 bust, and. Santa motifsi; full dlrac- ceived When the mother crariied Casella was slated 'to undergo cers; Dismissal for any state OISOHARGEiD TODAY: academic investiture ceremon­ weridt, 1 yard of 54-inch; ridrt, tidns. into a tree to her driveway surgery this afternoon, a hos­ workers caught doing 18 holes Lionel F"erland, S(M Wtadaor 1% yards. To order, send 85c In coins to Johnson - HilemaB Bbortly befbra 11 a.m. pital spokesman said. ies Sunday at River College, on Pennsylvania's time. S t; Lewi# Carter, 77 Mhin St.; I Get A Free Turkey To order, send SOc in coins to Anne Cabot, Manchester Kve- The marrisgs o f Misa Ossoi Mra. Martha Krahula, 314 Nashua, NM,, when abe is a Sherry Smith, 16 N. FkirfWd Mrs.' Helen 'Nielsen, sdrool The governor’s UttTe forays Ori’ER ENDS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 37 fine Burnett, Manchester Eh^- liihg H e r e a t. 1150 AVE. OF T.- Hileman at Vernon ,to Wil­ NewbienyRd., receivsd a cut on nurse, said she and Joseph Mas^ scqihoinore. isd also to Ms celebrated "aus- St.; Mra. RoUandt PaUattor, 116 tang Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, liam A. Johnson of^ Manchester her forehead that required zotta, machine shop instructor, tertty” memoranhim. In plain Adamz SL; Brenda Cyr, Waoh- AMUBIOAS, n e w YORK 86, N. y . has been anhounced by her par­ fqur stitches to dose, while her took Casella to the ho:q>ital Iry Windmillt Saved words be told state empioyea: togton St., Vernon; M n . Emily N. Y. For Ist-dass mailing add 10c ents, Mr, and Mr$l Walter X son John, 3, 'was treated tar- car. "Don’t eat breakfast on state Pracchia, 360 Spring St,; Mto. For lat-class mailing add 10c for each pattern. Print Name, Hllemsn at Heidi Dr„ Vernon. abrasioM of the hand and fore­ She said Casella apparently Hamburg—The diaappeaearance time; keep your ooffee breiUcs Alice Jennings, 122 Park St.; A // Cars Winterized tor each pattern. Print Name; Addrees irtth Zotie and Pattem'i Ths bridegroom la the son of head. Both were later dis­ was brushing metal chips from of windmllla ia bplng w t e d to. a strict minimum;-don’t all Mrs. Jacqueline Kondratovioz Address with Zone, Style No. Number. ' ' Mr. and Mra Normsn L. John­ charged. around the cutter of a mUUng northern Germany, where ah lunch at once and leave and son, '(84 E. Middle T ^ . ; -A FRIENDLY PLACE TO t U V and Slset Just 5fic for the new ’63 al­ son of 418 E. Middle TTpke. Mra Krahula reporte(fiy lost machine. Although he had association has been formed to office empty, and don’t Mrs. Laura Dubek and sen, 69 The M l 6nd winter ’63 bum! Msny lovsly desljpu! Di­ Tbey wars married on Oct. oontrol of her ear and struck turaed ott the kower, the cutter rehablUtate the picturesque old hd office plcrttcs during regu- T^^loott Ave., Rockville: Mra. 289-3441 • OPEN EVENINGS Basie Y k^on will delight every rections for suit and afghi(ghsn to ,30 ^ the Rev. Garney Trivett the tree, which is near the edge was still r o t a j ^ when h f In- equipment. Many mllla ire oe- wcM c^ hotas.’’ Lncretia SulUvan and #on. 22 home eewer. Gift coupon print- knit; dolly, edjiBCs Slid sUp- ta Iw ton , Md., ^ will rasld e o f her dti'vewvy .on bar advertsntlpr eaugnt bis finaar big converted t» gift abops' er eoranWn eonoedse wryly that J W a r St.; Mra.______JudWi^ ad iMMe, 50e. pers h| eroobetf In R|Oclcvfil{a jcopecty. Ob Jt festaursote. ba best knoton os tar zoa and soi^ HsrtfortL 1 r. ■ ! V ■H. !• - AV- /. 1

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BAIfCHESTEB EVENING llERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN 36 young ehUdran while their whipped up In 4 violent hate* Bolton parents bad conferences with PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,’GONN- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1&68 Malaysia cafopalgn. But patri­ tsacbeia. LEE’S FLORIST WayPfived People in the News Indonesians otic fervor Is act edible. Bolton Orange wlU hoM a DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Driver to Face food sale at Mq$t’s Supermar­ Mid GIFT SHOP BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Inflation la violent. There are LITTLE SPORTS For Engaging By THS A8SOCIATX1D PRESS? FHre tn his living room forced (iet Statues, no indicatioiia it la leveling off. ket starting at 0 a m. Satur­ Rt. 44A, Bolton—«4S-SOS9. ki ^ Mario Wallenda and the girl Noel Ooward to beat an undig­ The rupiah’s legal rate is 48 to Evasion Charge day, Mrs. Mary Ajnundssn U P PraVlous. PinnM ' e YES, WE DEI.rVER e Afww^r te who nuraed him back to health nified retreat from bis apart­ tha (foliar. The black market In charge. rate Ras .soared to T,140 to the The Grange has ptaimsd a se­ t HOP* VOOR FRIEND Yosemite e s E l Of Planner after he feQ from a clrcua high ment on New York's East Siffe. Stay H ungry A Bolton driver w«a appre­ Flowers for all ocesslews; wire plan to maury soon. Tha lira destroyed a taUa and dollar. hended Wednesday E w itly af­ ries e i fours setback parties, Weddings, Funerals, Cut 7 / ^ I ur. speciam zeg in IKTERNAU ' starting Saturday at 8:15'p.m. Tha pretty nurse, Linda Cron- bookcase and filled the .apart­ As part of the anti-Malaysia ter he reportedly struck a car Flowers and Corsages . . . MePICINE, MA30R w T H ' ACROSS SBaoMirage Ob Pec. 6 th*^ town dlractom By WnXIAM L. RYAN at the Community Hall, and \ LtAVlNtS ^ME ROOM jTHEN ^TUFf* miaqy ^tsAd/m.r\ ci ao, 4Ivanhoe's leve Inger, 24, said in Detroit the ment with smoke. campaign Singapore, hub of In­ on South St. in Bolton and Yourselyes with my dinner/— " NIGHT HOUYOp CDOHSDcDOkBD FLAP. tafll b* g e p ATod to. oMor th« RP Special CoiTespondeat IS ie m g r M y S Yosemita river IM marriage will take place In Sar- Coward was annoyed that his donesian trade. Is cut off except eontinuing on the third Setur- 3ack:s f o r UB, a w :k IVnm Flennitw Oommlaattm failed to sUgi. Birr iT€o HAPPeNi iw a the bathinK aaota, Pla., where the famed was interrupted, but he JAKARTA, Indonesia (A P I— for illegal operations. Indone­ day of the three succeeding 1 0 0 KTWD BftES OUT OF SYoaemMe — * gcana SMUrtMioo that. M they The driver, Irving R. Rounds, aOKE IG ON YOO/t'M PLANNING 6AreUc eislorer "Flying Wallendaa" are pracQc- w2?m ore concerned about the Expensive monuments dot Ja sia's tin ones was processed In nionthe. Prizes and refreah- TH' ^ 0 \te LID BEFORE HE nm TTnrkUh decree tain a pMumliw.dMctar to flH U . of Rt. 8, was charged with ID HELP A DISTIN0Oi*HEO FRIEND, • Raminantf Men Ing for a return to the circus. partial destruction of hla latest karta and even more expensive Penang, close by. It-haa a long evading responsrltolllty and fail­ rnritts wifll be offered at each OF MINE PREPARE A GOURMET 'K n e w th' d if f e r e n c e / in YocemHe 8 Louis XVs lore ttan poet wMcb hM be«n eani>ty Mario, atlll paralyzed from ones are on the way...knd mil­ way to go now, with Malaysia party, with a grand prize at fl Minced oetb short story. ure to grant one-half the high­ DINNER IN A FEW HOURS/ lSWhHe(ciirob. jgtM moanthai, they win bo al­ the waist doivn, has learned to "Now I have to rs-type tha lions of Indonesians, in the cut off. Indonesian pepper, cof­ the end open to thoee who have form) 10 Stream fn located enough to IcedF- him on midst of natural riches, are way. He Also received a warrvr BUGGS BUNNY 1 WAS Sitting AT Germanp walk with crutches.' top half of each page," he fee, tea and cocoa went to near­ big for driving after drinking. attended the series. Mrs. Beryl IS Conflict aurhiff the next ftacad yedr. hungry. They are going to get by Singapore. Only Illegal trade Phmey is in charge. TABLE MERE r 14 OffemiT* 11 Grains Wallsnda was injured when moaned. Rounds wlU appear in Circuit soft t t i ^ wCll do eo only hungrier as the crisis Involving Boy Scout Trtwp 78 will LYTO 6E 15 Herginaer 19 American the troupe's "human pyramid” Keith Fjnston, president of slipe through now. Court 12, Manchester, on Dec. 9. '^IT WOULD COST SOMETIMES AW SUPER , SOCIABLE, engineer 31 Day of week 48 Aspect Itaey have heat'd a report fNtn high wire act collapa^ at De­ the New York Stock Exchange, creation of Malaysia gets deep­ camp this weekend at Camp IfllllM CUlr* (ab.) 49 Smell The official Indonesian Une According to police. Rounds A LOT O' DOUGH BRAIN AMAZES EVENAf^/! E6AO/ 17 Infant S3 Near Oenarat Managrer Rlchanh.Mar' troit on Jan. SO, 1942. Two mem- jays the United States should er. seems to be to ignore the effects JaoluKMi. They canceled thebr and 24AgraenieiH S4 Betrothal 80 Whip tin, deaorihlng the changes___ was driving north cm South SL POOGOT ABOUT THAT T'GETIT ISRetpeeted tokena 521!Noi& w ee th a t bdva of the troupe were killed. trade consumer goods with the Westerners look with astonish­ and prospective effects of the trip to the Devil’s Hopyard last M fY rit drinks 28Coltnre the Ohaiter Revleton OomnUs-'' when he crossed over into the 9IGN BEIN'ON TH'WINDOW medium 37 Campon Europ . A girt waa bom Thuraday to Soviet Union "If wt get cash on' ment at this sprawling nation of Malaysia crisis, but Indonesia weekend because of the rain. 71 Msnnfaetiirert* SOBlbllcsl name 83ScottI •ion la oonaldertiig for tha plan­ other lane and struck the left Donald Sobol won the personal WHEN I RENTTO & C i C L C S .group (ab.) 28 Ocean rente band iM^er Louis Prima and hla the barrel head or Its equiva­ islands whose 100 million people is tn no position to revamp her oh so 27CIom bjr 42 Compipass point 84 Mirror— V ning department, and the Une wife, atjuny Cla Malone, at a lent.” front aide of a cur operated knot tying oontebt at Tuesday’s 22uig Yoaeraito represent great potential power trade patterns swiftly. Her bal­ wTBieuoiNTi^ OPTOMEmsr 29 Mud 44 Egg whitea of reaponaMrlltty and Job de- Las V e g ^ tfev., hospital. She Fiinston and several other In Southeast Asia. They wonder by WUliam Mbier, 50, Cedar meeting. 24 Champioa 48 Traveler 86 GIri'a nama ance of payments and foreign 38YoMmito •oalption unOar which the plan­ la their flrBLj^ild. IMma haa American business leaders re­ what keeps the coimtiy's econ exchange reserves are In ex­ Swamp Rd., Coventry. Police cuddly Golden — r“ r“ r “I” P 6 r~ 1 P nr rr ner would operate until char­ two children by^prevtoua mar­ turned Thursday night to New omy from complete chaos. They tremely bad shape. She will said Rounds did not stop but Advertisement 32 Moslem officer ter revladotu are acted on. riage to singer Kba)y Smith. York from the Soviet Union, use words like dangerous and have to cut' imports, and Im­ continued north. Now open—Terry Bolduc 33 Prone (^cot) 14 Meanwhile the TWG haa in. Trooper G. N. Smith of the Beauty Sklon, French Road, 38 Korean p )it [ f 13 Flret Deputy PrimbsMinlater where they talked with Premier critical, but the economy some­ port duties were an Important 36 •nit 1/ dicated that M la in agreement Subandrio and Salvador P- Khrushchev. how staggers along. source of government revenue. Colchester Troop later caught Bblton. 643-1759. AU branches -1 ^ 38 Greek esrfli nr 16 with the major charter revlaion Lopez, Philippine foreign "We should sell them con­ Foreign Minister Subandrio Rounds. of beauty culture available. ^ r i The crisis m;-kes it difficult No injuries were reported and goddo II" A iU that vrouid aCfeot Ita operation taiy, held their first meetinL sumer goods. If we can get says Indonesia must build na­ for assisting nations to help In­ Open evenings and Saturday. 40LetUetter —■the elmlnatlon of its regular day on the dispute betwei th^lr gold in return they vHlI tional character based on "an donesia conquer her vast eco­ the cars sustained only minor 41 YoseinNe giant a M f In favor of a profeaalonal, Malaysia and their countries. it be able to use It to stir up ideological identity." damage. The accident occurred SLOWING DOWN sequoias 2T nomic trouble. Unless there is and more autonomoua, planning Details of the meeting In ibl^'in the rest of the world" "Indonesia will not, collapse a political settlement of the cri­ shout 8:30 p.m. near Stony Rd. GEORGETOWN, Colo. (AP)— KIe’6 r e a u -v 43 Park peraoanel Briefs E.W. Scudder announced Thurs­ at Yowmlte A A Id w r department. Bangkok ware not disclosed. he daid. despite the fact that our econ­ sis, Indonesia will get deeper e a t in g * AT ^ day that this skiing season will !Ht 4SShipHke Mode All tMs came out at an In- omy does „ot get first ^ority,” into hot water. Oadette Girl Scout Troop 659 CHIU JOE’^g,^,y. 47 Honey w he told this correspondent. held a bake sale Wednesday be his last. An automobile acci­ BY V. T. HAMLIN formal meeting of the directora planning department, with‘ the ter ch ani^ next^.. spring that Experts often have predicted ALLY OOP 48 Soothing and the TPC at the Mimldpal Perhaps the building of "na­ afternoon bi the school cafe­ dent has slowed hint down, he 81 Charming w director agwinted by the General would sat u?.a now, formal or­ tional character” explains all Indonesian economic collapse, teria The PTA offered refresh­ said. S« Otiose ButkMng this w«N<. Manager. ganization. and the experts have been GUVS WHO DONT LIKE the monuments. One vakt area ments and took care of around Scudder Is 78. ONLY OH,Maj YEAH,MAM<1 t RPNT / MKKVt THAns VWaj. WHOS SAY.' I THOUGHT YOU 87 Operated IP TbetTPC had come to the di- The Joint hiring procedure wrong. They beg off from pre­ IHINKIM“ "■CIM I MMATPTOU -SW.... I A NICE NAME//JUST SEES THIS W>a TH' FEUA VKXENCE SHOULP 88PotsU reeticn Jo urg« them to grant will become a park dominated BUT ms I I UKE rr/ UKE LU67 WHO nSUKEP NEVBL GO 'ROUNP would Insure that the planning by a structure something like dicting now. UNUfiUAL,/ SAY HXJR CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 80 Opening 47 - some aaaunmce that it they oKwr/ |Ac- ~ V rr lOO much! VIOtENCE' CAUIN'FEaAS UKE department, when created, could 9 9 A TOCn A . NAME MIAB? qOTwminatloB hired a planning director, they Decrease l^bted the Washington Monument. ME LUGS/______81 Aafartie brandy M 8" r IT 14 be staffed by the man wiw the There 'e naonuments to the SEEK BIDS AGAIN 82 Force nnlts oouM expect enough money in TPC now wants to hire. HARTTCiRD (.AP) — The U the 1M4-S6 flacal year to keep In Idle Oakns "new emerging forces.” There Make your child happy 83 Thing (law) !I" In addition, TPC chaiman are monuihents to the Indonc' State Public Works Department DdiYfirs Any Pino in next time you stop for 64 Sow Mm on. Martin Atvord expressed satla- must again seek bids for con- sr u II Ifw ooromiSBion haa been X slan rovoluUdn.. New govern' service at a Mobil Station. DOWN facticn with the propoeed eher- Unsmployinmt ooropensatlon\„ent buildings gd up where the struotion of a new health an< ly town of Monchoster IVoundaUoa Without a plamning director t i f cAumc^. claims filed fo Manchester dur­ phyaioal education building a Take home a (fiddly toy BT H 14 since Edward Rybezyk left to old ones would have served. Ja­ g Woody ^ ff Asked it he tiwugbt a planner ing the w e ^ ending Nov. B O ntral Connecticut SUtfe <3ol Vednesday thm Sunda.v poodle. So pink and pert become Ehcecutiive EHreotor of karta is 'luildlng the biggest «US could beet serve the toivn under foUov/ed Its see-saw pattern at M o s l^ mosque in the world. lege in New Britain. The de •and lovable! ' the Manchester Redevelopment a separate departmenL be said: the last few weeks. ‘nUa time partment aaid yesterday th- till 10 P.M. Agency early thia year. There Iq a huge Soviet-ouiR "I think if we’re going to it dropped the 2 per cent it had sports stadium. G iord an o Construction <3o OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS When the directors approved have a coordinator, tw riiould gained the previous week. While this is going on, people Branford, original low bidder D \ m « STOP the lMS-64 budget, they al­ funotlon under the general man­ A to ta l of 6?2 olaiiqa in rice-deficieh< areas are living had -withdrawn Its bid becaus M o b il lowed only $5,400 for the plan­ ager rather than be an employe processed, ootnpared to the 706 close to starvation level. of a misFtake bi Rs calculaUonr ARCHIE’S ner's salary, a figure far too of the planning oommlssicn.' who drew cbeoka last week, President Sukarno, 83, seems The second lowest bid could no* 1081 M AIN ST.—S49-881S low to hire a ocxnpetent man Under the charter change, with 150 being Rockville-area content to let matteiis take their be accepted because it exceeded Opposite Army jk Navy Club But now, with four months of the planning staff would advise residents. course. He looks like a man the appropriation for the proj­ HI4H MClJTJNI-aJTEg CU0LINI8 the fleoaJ year gone by, the and do ataff work for the TPC, Claims by werosn totaled S27, without a worry In the world. ect, the department said. I PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER T lk ) still has that amount, plus but would be free to make in­ one leas than for the week end­ But Sukarno needs an outside the remainder of the aalaiy of dependent reoommendatione to ing Nov. a. threat, and the Malaysia issue WiPTM CREAM [AND 'tOUD LIKE^ ~1 7 o N D f'" '\ an enginsertng assistant whoss the general manager, the dl- The drop in cMma in the la convenient. AND ONIONS THEM AGAIN y e .s T, -* f LEAVE employment waa terminate! rectors, and other town depart­ Manohester oCtice was in sharp After years of clamor, Indo­ GROUNO-UP L-TONISHTT, MA'M. \/ O U T T H E this year. ments. contrast to the 8 per cent rise nesia got Dutch New Guinea. It s CARROTS There is therefore a surplus Ewwn by the state as a whole. was a con 'enient issue that ap­ II at As a step toward this pian, ^.000 In the salary account the IP C has also exprsseed Manchester ranked fifteenth pealed to Indonesian patriotism, to hire a planner for the next wUUngneas to share responsi- b. the state bi total claims whipped up antlforelgn fervor, seven months. biUty for the dirsetion of the filed—two notches better than and took minds off economic But before the TpC hires planner they want to biro with last week. woes. Now tha regime has a new DECORMIER Miybody, they want some aasur- the General Manager. The Bridgeport pffkss rsport- ance that a similar amount To avoid “split rsaponilhil- ad tbs most claims with S.BIO, issue—MaUyala. It calls Malay­ would be available in the future Ity," the Genefal Msniiiger wtU New Haven was second with sia a threat to Indonesia. Ma­ Rather than give the bnme funnel his work through the 2,030, followed by Heutford laysia has 10 million people; In­ diate assurance that Republl planning commission until the with 2,827, and Watertxiry with donesia 100 million. cans Harold Turklngton and time t£ i voters approve char- 2,748. Patriotic fervor is being MOTORS Says: Francis DeUaFera urged, the dhectors listened to Democrat Theodore Powell’s request for ■more specific informaUon. He wanted to know what "/ have nothing to say. chain of command the new BY JOE CAMPBELL lH5 planhor would answer to, what PLANNING TO BUILD OR REMODEL? BONNIE > wijiPLfci.Tji>.i^mSED A T NOON A SHARP ONE OWNER CAR. RADIO, HEATER CONKB>OUTl Extra Hours OLD JUNK HEAP. I-WENT OVER ONE ORBIT, M.______Z • 1MIW 1963 MERCURY HARDTOP Qnlv $ 0 C Q I % WESTOWN 4 -. JEED mnAT-.c;: T, iro ' PP ‘(JTICALLY NEW AND FULLY EQUIP- V BY DICK CAVALLl PHARMACY A fM A mucHnwm tttm m FED. SAVE ON THIS FINE CAR. MORTY MEEKLE 4M Hartford Rd—449-994S P A B K I N 9 ^

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN fk G E roCTBEIf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1968 AntomoUlM For Sale Roofing— Sidtnff 18 Coast Guard, UMass After Perfect Seasons, Yale Win Will Make Ivy League Race Wide Open Battle A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, painting.-(Carpentry. Al­ CLASSIFIED terations and additions. Ceil­ CENTER MOTOR SALES. ings' Workmanship guaraiv tebd. 289 Autumn St. i48-4860. BIDWELL HOME Improvement T DOXllD DOUBUIB-Ruth 1%2 MONZA Company —' Roofing, siding, al­ Traditional Games Mark New England Slate CMtrander 136-131 — 371, Ted ADVERTISING 4-speed, radio, heater, gold with Lawrence 181—860, Jo)m Cu- terations, additions and re­ red leather Interior. Low mile- modeling of all typos Excel­ eMne 186—860. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS age. lent workmanship. 649-6496. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. .•tcrarnble with Princeton # have to watch the Jim DundA to^ The Indians’ big worry is afers are K ^ly but bo hold the|lejfM-Tri^ frSu!*4-i?*wdfli»*aZr^ SI,395 ...... — ■ • — < '" Connectlcut-Unlverslty of Rhode OOUNTBT CLUB WOMEN— The slow-starting Ella who JcJin Parry parsing ootnb'na- v in * Infoction sweeping the score dos^ against a team 3-M . ■ followed by Dartmouth. Jean Hampton 140—678, Eve­ *1 — A I II I I I Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A Guard and Mapsachusetwi power*. ^ an <»%•«■- hat's been getting tremendous tion very closuy. campus which ha* forced a favored by four touchdowns. Island. Yale and OnmeM, knotted at 8-2. lyn Ixurentaen 180— 847, Irene COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1961 CHEVROLET y blocking from their big line, TTijs is the puzzling Harvard mass irmoculatlon, of the team. The Crusaders have an 0-8 r « - , Wesleyan 18-^1 and 'TYlnity ea.n complete unbeaten s^a-,.wlieljninj; faverlte o\-w Yankee TlwHsamds of Oeimeethiut iW o r 186, Edna HDlnakl 137— MONDAY Tlini FRIDAY IO18O AJM,—SATURDAY- 8 AJff. Biacayno 4-door, 8 cylinder, R(X)FINO — Speclaliiring re­ Oonference rival Ne\<- Hamp- ground out over 400 %ard.* team, still just a half a game If they hold off the germs the ond against this • foe and have (8-4) are meeting for the 83ra •ona, Yale can break the fans are making the trip to 847, Lola Bairtly 130—356. raeflo and heater, Standard pairing roofs of all kinds, new against Penn lasiya'eek. off the Ivy pac«,‘wtilcfi shocked Indians are quietly confident been outscored In pael time and the scene this season Ivy LeaRue race wide bpen .•rfiire. The Rednien wtU be Princeton by various routes in­ tramsmission, white with blue roofs, gutter work, chimneys oonfronted bj- an overhead bar- "Brian Rapp didnit throw Princeton and ended a Ifi-ganie ■about this one. Dartmouth ob­ games with the Ntttany Lions. is Hartford. This Is one of the PABKAOK PINNETrES:— PLEASE READ YOUR AD cleaned, repaired. .Aluminum and Harvard will try to three games being played in the cluding a sold-out, eevei»-#> tiaralB in laueAcas lSl-481, Lee Pope 454, a^Kwrx for 14ie.*»e teem* In a first unbeaten record since the ua against Princeton and Hef- enders and lackeitl punch when bi* last week. of Bridgeport (8-8) oppose* next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor- enjoyed a 20-3 vamily record Kingston, R.I.. for the ttrd Bhr MdCauley 486, Lori Jones 1959 CHEVROLET BlngVind football weekend „c.jii began plaving full itched- vard." Pont said. held to a J-.T tie by Columbi.i Central Connecticut (1-6) at New 474. leot or omitted Insertion for shy adverfisement and then only dcrtted with traditional games, j , 2^)1. Boslon College (•ft-21 llkewiiie to this juncture don’t torgel meeting with Rhody in the final Radio-TV Repair Princeton Coach Dick Cole­ What's more Coach John tiheir last trip to WlMianistown Britain and American Interna­ to the extent o f a “ make good” Insertion. Error* tvhlrh do not Bel Air 4-door, radio, heater, 6 Otto Ort^iam. whose elervatti'n I Yale invades Princeton. Har- lia.s hit its stride and is in the Yankee Conference contest test man admits hi* team will bo Yo\icsin worries about Brown, two years ago. A.t that time the tional faces Southern Connecti­ KABLT BIRDfi-^Betty Rich- loasea the value of the advertlsemefit will not be corrected by cylinder, standard shift, tu-tone Services 18 itself The Bruins have been best physical shape of the sea- of the campaign for both. The to oranmander ha.s just been ap- vwrd is at Brown and Cornell fired up in iLs bid for the Ivy on to mark an inva.sion by the Lord Jeffs had a'perfeot reoord cut (3-4) at New Haven. ardaon 190-456, Eleanor ChurU- "m ake good” Insertion. blue, nice family car. at I>artmoutJt very troublesome for the Crim- YC crown has been won by CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ proved will direct Coast Oira.rd in IvT I..ea(fue title plu.s a coveted victorj- over and Williaims won 12-0. Tlie granddaddy of the day la U 456. f f Spiingfleld. 'nte Cadets competition. .aon in recent' years although University of Virginia whooe MassachusetU, but the Huskies $895 ice. available all hours. Satis­ Yale, then adds: coach. Bill Elias, frankly says Yale (5-2) and Princeton (6-11 are seeking their ftr.st porfect Improving Yale oaUthee "Yale has showed steady im Har ,ird Mill leads the series A.mheret has a 6-1 record have a chance for third i^ace. YOUTt COOPERATION WH.L faction guaranteed. Call 649- "we throw a lot but don't catch BAJKL'T BIBOS—Vivl Bayer season ia htetorj' as tlie tea-ms i Princeton bent ' on rebounding I provemmt. They’re big a n d 1 45-1.T-2. while WllJtams Is 2-.8 UrI* time. 1 at TTgertown for their 86th Coast Guard already the BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 1959 OLDSMOBILE 1316. I m any." Tlie difference, again. Wesleyan at Trinity ' gridiron ^ 5 ^“ ^ . Bo‘ h .th* ISO, Marylou Bellody 136. ebtHde fbr the first lime. ^ fmtm the 21-7 up.aet loss ait Har-1 fast. We were amazed with the Dartmouth will pit the na,-1 :-----• ■ 7 ~ — I wesieyan ai irinny a:’" ...... j'V _ . i".»wUl greatest team in the Academy’s "88" Tudor, radio, heater, auto­ Onest Guard, which ha.« wori'rard last week which knocked. ease with which they bnudied lion's third best nishihg defen.^ I ■" ^ be Eagle qu^ter-, ^EW HAVEN (API - Tradl-; n* bC C football history on the basis of PABKAOE D U S T Y -E d matic, power steering and Moving—Trucking— Id straight, almost, ce^rtainly the Tigem from the unl>eiaten. Pennsylvania aside. ” . 74,4 ya rds per ganne y;eld i I ' tional confrontations and Coast Us 7-0 mark, meets Springfield ' outcome 8|>enoer 200, Ray Bolduc 200, brakes, powder blue with white- Storage 20 wit! have to take to the air untied tymk*. .John Pont. ' Harvard will defend against ' against the 11th individual offen.se (1214 Q„ard Academy’s battle to end at Springfield. Mass. The 1»51 B tt Oppelt 203, Ruse Parson walls. with sophotnore tnggemian Ed Yale'a n w roach, llaoes the a "sleeper' Brown whi. n grotmd gainer, Cornell s Gary the 1663 campaign unbeaten and As it ------stands now. Harvard s ended wUh a 6-0-1 mark. 306, A1 Whipple 201. John Diet- Trouble Reaching Our Jidvertiser? MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught Baarertlt- Although Springfield task ateam race Cornell last week. The Crimsm. mouth In the past eight years 1 to travel to Penn State, coming i r"**"- rr^m the unbeaten and imtled 24-Hour Answering Service .*tove moving .specialty. Folding ranks, gives the Crimson the em CK^ecticut and tlentral ryAppollonlo 200-223—516, Joe 1959 FORD sron totigtW bo mow* against I or tf Harvard. Yale. Dartnioiith third nationilly ir total defend since Bob Blackman became fresh from a 10-7 upset of Among th* anclenta, the big LaVm 302-208— 661, Joe Pag- chairs (or rent. 649-0752. OB the gtound. and Cornell all get in the snd second in pas* defense, will lead among the Big Three. The Connecticut. Falrlane 800 club sedan, radio, head coach at Hanover. mighty Ohio State. The Oniaad- ones are Yale-Princeton, Was- gloU 658, John Goiangos 211 — Free to Herald, Readen heater, automatic, power steer­ 675, Ed Cteocl 304— 666. ing, green and white. Real Painting—Papering 21 clean. One owner car. HOME ENGINEERS — Bar­ Want Information on one of our classifled adverttsements T No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the $895 EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ THE ‘Look Better’ bara Deganne 191-495, Olnny ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- d a r k 584-462, Marge Smith 1 MANCHESTER ■ ROCKVILLE hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully Indians to Face East, 180-473, PhylMa Oatberg 1T2, 1959 BUICK Insured workmanship guaran­ Celts’ Coach Flo ScuHy 179, Doris O’Hara ANSWERING SERVICE teed Leo Pelletier, 649-6328. If 471, Wanda Kaaelauskas 453, "326’’ Oonvertible, radio, heat­ Herald Angle 649.0500 — 875-2519 er, full power, white with red no answer, call 643-9043, Eileen Borte 451. Irrterior, black top., By Says of Qub PAINTING — FIVE room NIGHT HAWKS-^Emil (PUU and leave yonr meseage. Yen’ll hear from our advertlaer ia Jig $995 ranches and capes for 550. EARL YOST time without spending all evening at the telephone. Trim and paint extra. Also, Eagles Play on Road BOe’TOiN fAPl — “Winning 211, Dill Johnson 216, Bob Ry- .Sports Editor scraping. 742-8101, is not good enough. Ytxi’v* got lander 215-567. 1959 CHEVROLET to look bettor dOtng it.’ ’ Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 Klngswood station wagon. 9- PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In­ By HOWIE HOIX’OMB Tip of the Hal to Dick This is the g^•^ of a clotod- Experts Disagreeing pas.*enger, radio, heater, stand­ terior, paperhanging, wall­ door dressing dossm bssket- POUND — Your Gift Gallery,! FOR FREE — 2 female part |ard rtilft. new motor, beautiful paper removed, dry,wall work. Tomorrow brings the fi­ Tip of the felt hat to Dick Danielson. Manchester* bail’s umghest task-master. Sports Viewing Watkins Bros. Gifts for all oc collie puppies. Call anytime red and white with whitewalls. Reasonable rates. Fully tn- nal Saturday football ac­ High's .soccer coach, who took his team into the Class A Coach Arnold (Red) Auertiaoh, caistons from the world over. 875-1653. sure(L 649-9658, Joseph P. $1,095 tion on the schola.stic Cl AC semifinals before being beaten by HalT High of has given hi* six-Om^ NBA TONIGHT Home decorating acce.*sories. Lewis. champion Boston Oeltlcs.\ 1954 FORD 2-door. blue, radio ■West Hartford. Hall, incidentally, is coached hy.Pave 10 p.m.—F lfb t of the Week Priced for all budgets. Noel NEW GAME for Manchester schedule. Manchester High The Celtics piay host toXtoe shop now open. and heater, clean, good nm- On What to Expect (Thornton v*. Peralta) nlng condition. 649-5046 after 6. 1959 FORD Herald customers. You buy the takes on Bristol Eastern in Deacon, the well-known Hall basketball mentor. . . r rebuilt New York Knickerixtek- Channel 8 paint, you narhe your price — a battle of “heatable” Speaking of basketball, now that the siVicer season has ers in their find meeting of the^ FOUND — KITTEN vicinity Tudor ranch wagon, radio, heat­ Bentley School area. Summit er, automatic, power steering, we do your painting. 649-7863, teams wlille lOaM (3Btholdc goes ended at Manchester Hlgii, i»ev“* — ■eason tonight \ CHICAGO (AP) — Ex-t with their defense getOng^la flavored to repeat Ube early SATURDAY Trucks—Tractors 5 875-8401. _ Bo.ston has by far the be«t Street, about 10-weeks-old, gray with whitewalls. Real to E>B0t Hartford for a rare sec­ the rave notioes these day«, the season 14-10 vlctbry over Buf clean. candidate*.' 2il6!—Navy v*. Duke black with one small white 1962 INTERNA'nONAL Scout, ond meeting with Penney. The .neoord In the .NBA to data. -. ports disagree on what will Bear offense may be rewty to faik). But the Bins' quarter­ fiisiumi 8 ! OUTSIDE PAINTINQ at .a low -A . Red and 10-1, 'The single k)#« was b>- spot under chin. Call 643-0414. 4-wheel drive, two tops, two $795 MIIS-EaMe.rn game at Memo­ D,*. H„..K,„»n. R-, STri,; happen when the Green bust o(jt of hiding. back John Kemp, can be ex- price. No job too big or too White goalie injured in the Hall one point. What hs* Aueiharh 4:80— AFL HlghUghto sets of tires. Call 649-3364. sm^ll. Call now, 649-0728. rial Field is net to start at 1 ;30. _I night. Non-. 20 at Windham Bay Packers collide in Chi­ ‘T think w ell have to score peoted to fill the air wftn pass­ CXuuinel 8 f t V loa*. ia alto a fine hoop proa furious is the fact the Celts have EJant and Penney are to open High gym . . . Date* for the cago Sunday with the Bears at least 30 points to win—and es in hla duel ■with the Charg­ 6 p.m.— Wide Wortd pf FOUND — KEYS, Thousand 1962 D K W at the ahme hour In East Hart- ■ pect. blawn 14 aiwl 17 point leads to ers’ Tobin Rote. Islands. Call 649-9480. 1964 New England Sportsman’s to break their tie for the 1 think we’U do k,’’ says one of Sports Auto Driving School 7-A Tudor with heater and 4-speed EXPERT PAINTING and ford. .Sho^v at Boston’s Onhunon- dnehmaU. a 28-pofart bulge to The game also brings togeth­ (DetnoUtton OMby, St. Louis and a a0-po4nt margin Western Division lead of the the Bears’ key men on offense, transmission, beautiful tur­ paperhangdng. 528-4016. Both Manchester and Eastern Off the Cuff wealih Armory will be /an . 18- flanker Johnny Morria er three of the league’s hardest Water Polo) FOUND — LIGHT b r ^ ^d \ l a R sON’S - ConnecUcut’a first quoise and white finish, 80 miles have played well on occasion to Los Angeles betore edging N S r io ^ Poottoail League. runners in Paul Lowe and Keith White female puppy. Call I-«ee licensed driving school, trained, WALLPAPER Removed. 18 50 It pays to ha\'« a winning 25 Ted WilViam* will m among some think U wiU be a ohug- The Eastern Division lead, Channel 8 per gallon. during the long season but the guests- . \ . Diok^ylvoster the LaJeere 114-110 Wednesday lincoin for San Diego and 5 p-m.— NFL BIgtallghte FraceWa, Dog Warden, 643 certified and iqiproved, now per room. Inside painting. Eye team. Ask Otto Graham at the tted between Cteveland and New $695 aomething has always gone of M*,nc*je«ter tias carried the night in New York. |ing, iMenaiva battie, foUowmg Cookie GUcfarldt for Buffalo. Channel 80 8694. offering classroom and behind opener winter prices. Free es­ Ooa.st Guard Academy tf you York with 7-2 reoorda, may be wrong at the la-M minute to "Every man is eotpected to much tiM same pattern of the Boston, ivlth a 5-6-0 reooird is 6 :S0— Pre-Olympics wheel instruction for teen timates. 649-9158. have any doubts. One game ’0*11 only 10 time* in four untangled Sunday. St. Louie snatch away a hoped-for vie-' game* with Tufts College var- play hi* bent, regardless of the teams’ aariter meeting Green expected to stay to the lumdng Channel 8 agers. 649-6075. 1957 C H E V R O L E T aw-ay fixjm a perfect coarfilng (6-3) ifl at develand and San Personals 3 tery. Manchester thought the •slty gridders thi* fall. The lo­ score.’’ Auertoech said. ’The Bay. to handing the Paokers fOr the Eastent orown (vith a record this fall. Graham earlier Francisco (2-7) at New York. MORTLOCk'S Driving School 1 6-cylinder, staUon string of defeats was broken cal M . a aenoor. i« a halfiiaok. peofde pay flheir money to see their only league loss, 10-3, the vlotory over the Kansas City SUNDAY Electrical Services 22 as flar bach as Oct. 18 when BILL POH1. G.ARY OENTnXX>RE this week was promoted to a the best and each player la est- B een stxSe four passes and held Rounding out the schedule Bal­ Ohiefa who ore having troublea RIDE WANTED from Bridge Inc., offices, classroom located wagon, radio, heater, standard * • • 'A, 1:46—Time Out fer Sports Street to Aircraft, East Hart­ shift. they appeared Certain to .defeat ; full oemmander. which means peoted to give his be*t.’’ Oreen Bay to a total of 150 timore (4-5) la at Minnesota with five straight defeats. Thia Manchester Parkade, lower FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt (3-6), Los Angfeiea (2-7) at Channel 8 ford, 8:30-12 shift. 643-2580. level. Beginners, older, nerv­ service on all types of elec­ Bristol Central. But a furnble at Bpenoer are expected to start East will be trying to snap [ * tn^pey. Booming Booters Columnist Arthur Siegel of jrarda running and passing. ia the flnit 1968 meeittng be­ 2 pjn.—Giants ve. 49en $695 a key point led to a TD and a at the flank* on defense. a two-game losing streak In its :' ' privileges ...The’TM. - r.Rev. - always inter^ating to the Bo.ston Globe reports ’"Ihree Detroit (4-5), Philadelphia (3- tween tiM dubs. ous students, our specialty. trical wiring. Licensed and in­ Other eoqierts look fo ra lo a d Channel 8 RIDE WANTED from Cham­ sured. Wilson Electrical Co., 13-8 Bristol vtctory- Tlie Tribe ia also expected return joust with Penney. The I James Bell, fonmer pMtair of look at statistics. Herr's how Celtica pLayers were toM to 6-1) at Dallas (2-7) and Pitts­ Ttie N-env York Jeto, by no Teen-age driver’s education of sooring, even to the extent of burgh (5-3-1) at WaaWngton 8:80—-Jete vs. Bronohoe bers Street to Federal Build­ course. State certified. 649-7898. 1957 OLDSMOBILE Manchester, 649-4817. Glaston­ The Indiana played well to use two backfield units. unusual (for football i home ^*** Nazarene CSiurch in Man- the National Football League play the game seriosialy or aee- means out of oontentton to the Channel 8 ing, Main Street, Hartford, both teams trying for those long (2-7). Super 88, 4-door, hardtop, radio, bury, 643-1388. against Platt and Hall then Soph quarterback Skip Hamil­ and home series came about has been shifted from punters shape up: you-later." touchdown bomba that they Eadt with a 3-5-1 mark, hope 5 pun.— Sports Spectacular working hours 8-4:30. 643-8345. bogged down In their last two In the American Football to get bock on the winning heater, automatle, power steer­ ton will direct one. veteran sig- when both “semi-varsitv'’ dubs I parish in No, Ave. Igvt. j Boston backcourt regulars mainly have kept locked up ki (Globetrottera, E-Z LERN outings against Maloney and nal-callea- Woody Clark the had trouble filling their sched-1 Texas. . .One of the featured . Dist. I Sam Jones and John Havllcek Leogua the Buffalo Bills, hot­ track againat the Broncos in ing and brakes, jet black. Two tbeir anenal so far. NFL Review) to chooee from. Floor Finishing 2 t Wethersfield. Last Saturday atbev. "rtie Hamilton group in­ iijcs I blokes bn the Jack Paar video Larry, Detroit ....3.5 48.9 73 are ailing. Havlicek has a bad test team to the AFL with Denver. The toama ployed a Channel 8 Automobfles For Sale 4 they hit bottom with only two Itowgia have been set by three straight victories end five 35-36 tte early In the seoaon. Driving School FLOOR SANDING and re- cludes sophs Bill Pohl and Dick The Eagles won the first Frida.y n ig ^ . Nov. M wnll Dari.s, S. Francisco 47 46.^ 64 ! knee. Jones got banged on an both teams, now that Quarter­ $595 first downs and less than 50 Bomberger along with junior meeting, 18-12, at the EX3HS be the one and only Caasius Norton. G Bay. . 29 46.4 61 j already badly bruised right leg in their last six outinge, have I960 FORD GALAXIE. 6 cyl­ Connecticut’s largest, auto­ finishlng (specializing ‘in old­ yards gained during the entire Clay.. .Missing from the oast back Bart Stafr and end Ron become a prime contender for inder, standard shift, 5850. Call er floors). Waxing floors. Bob Lodi. Clark’s o6der. more field. Since that time the Baker, Dallas ....44 45.3 59 ’The Knicks arrive fresh from , Kramer have been cerUfled matic Sind standard shift, game. experienced quartet hnts est down, smallest payments LEARN TO DRIVE - Special MATHEMATTCAL tutoring in­ to Platt by the Identical score Dixon at tackle. Bob Abbrio I fs worth a note that pow- througlj Dec. I, plus mat­ Brown. Pittsburgh 37 40.6 57 valiantly but vainly to deflect a shot by Si Green of Duffy—all high draft choices New York ait Denver In Sun­ 1958 CHEVROLET cluding college mathematics off a broken hand that has anywhere. No small loan or fl attention to nervous and elder­ of the PantherJndian game, 22- and Dick Lewis at guaids and erful fullback Joe Alubickl was inees on Tliajiksglvlng at 3 a ^ Cox. Minnesota . .40 39.6 57 from other teants — plua their day’s other AFL games. Hous­ BrocAwood Wagon 4-door, radio, by instructor of long experi­ Baltimore. (AP Photofax.) sidalined Mm for three games, ton and Oakland have on open nance company plan. Douglas ly. Classroom for teen-agers. U. Rog Parrott at center. Pesce, miaoing-in both tilts. He’s still Norv. 30 and Dee. 1 at 1 :30 u id Collins, Cleveland 34 39.6 73 own No. 1 pick. of Raps Women Drivers Motors, 833 Main. heater, automatic, new over­ ence, reasonable rates. Call Last year in Bristol, Manchee- Ooaefa Vtooe Lomhandi says he date Pickup seivlce. Day or evening haul. Garj' Gentiloore, Barry Smith, a quesUon mark for ^^ll-t^me 5:30 p.m ...,Jack Jamrszewaki Duke. lessons. Reasonable rates. 649-3983. tor eked out an 8-6 victoiT, Jeff Nielso.n Dave Skiff and duty tomorrow. and Larry Reed, halfbacks, have Heyman haa been hatnpered will start John Roach. Son Diego, wKth a 7-2 record. 1967 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 8 saving the triumph with a bril­ Manchester Driving Academy. $745 Dick Dotchin are Hne replace­ If Altibfcki is still sidelined. left the injured list and will re- b>' bad knees but sUU manage* NEW YORK —(NEA)—Two cylinder, hydramatlc, radio liant goal Mne stand in the wan­ Performances Halt Rumors 742-7249. ment.*. the brum of the running g a m e Jobi the UConns tomorrow af­ to average 15:1 points a gatne. baric types of Women hang and heater, excellent condition, Musical— Dramatic 29 ted moments of play. around spocta car race txacIcE. 5796. 649-1768. 1957 CHEVROLET Two jayvee* Bob Ge.tzewioh will again fall to his replace­ ternoon again.M Rhode Island at OelUc.* players who watched — No Longer Beatnicks ■ ■ PIANO (classical or popular) The Indian.*! plan few Bonu6 Viewing There is the young cheerleader and John Dulka -will also be ment. Walt Ba.anight and tail- Kingston.' the Knicks against the Hawk* Garage— Service— "210” Tudor, radio, heater, 6 and violin lessons in your home changes. Anything that might • • * sdt In stretch slaclm 'who squeal 1963 FORD, 1956 Bulck engine, dres.sed and may get into the iMck Tom Bavier. Key and exciting plays from prai.

\. KANCHISTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1963 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBEfl 15, 1968 PAGE EIGHTEEN Wanted—-Real Estate 77 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Bquses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale. 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 721 Lots For Sale 73 By FAGALY and SHORTEN H o u m s For Sale 72 Fertilizers 50-A THERE OUGHTA BE K LA\? WANTED TO BUT from owner MANCHESTER — 7 room older CONCORD RD- — Beautiful b o w e r s 8(jH(X)L — Brick BOWERS SCHOOL - T room SOUTH WINDSOR -r 6-room 91 FALKNOR DRIVE. Excep- BOLTON — $1,900 a.ssumes MANCHESTER — 8 room du-1 TWO SUILDINO lots, prime lo- Cape, full shed dormer, fire­ — Flat or duplex In good eon- GOOD COW MANURE. Deliver­ home, oil hot water heat, 2- ranch, large living room, f&tm- Cape, full dormer, 1(4 baths, spUt-l«vel, finished family tlonally clean cape. 4 finished,; mortgage, $79 per month, pays plex, Delmont Street, close to cation. City utilities. PhUbrick place) 6 rooms, 6 finished, ga­ Agency, 649-8464. dition. Box OC, ■'erald. Her ed. 16 and $10 loads. Excellent car rarage, 8 ^ r a buUdipg al dining room, cabinet kitchen, 4 bedrooms, dining room, ga­ room, large corner lot. Assume 2 partially, fireplace, teramlc all. 4'A room ranch home, ga­ schools, bus. and shopping. U mTIL you catch ’ em IM +HERITCHEM for fall fertilizing. Call 643- T hose oVECWEisiiT house suestb HEirtR. lota e* record,'ii.$l6,400 complete. 8 bedrooma, recreation room, rage. Immediate occupancy. rage, near all schools. $16,900. $104 monthly payments, new bath, new aluminum siding, ga­ rage, full basement,' excellent 649-0745 after 5:30. All day CLASSIFIED AFTER THE MEAL IS OVEfe- landecap^ yard. Marlon B. Out of town owner wants of­ 7804, 649-8731. SEEM TO EAT EHCOGH ID STAY ALlVE- PhUbrick Aglirfcy, 649-8464. Owner 649-1796. raort$(age, minimum do'wn. rage, large lot. 643-0615. location. - Hurry—only $10,900. Saturday! WANTED B-zone let. Oall Robertaon, Realtor, 648-6968. fers. Financing available, $15,- Hayes Agency 643-4808. WYLLYS STREET 240 foot Only $18,900. Lawrence. F. Fl- frontage. 643-7444. 649-4291. SALlVA.THAT ISH’T OrtmTMAHWf 900, PhUbrick Agency, 649- VERNON (jlRCJLE Area - 6(4 ano. Realtor, 643-2766, Oharles PARKADE, French'Circle -r 6 SEVEN apacioua hoiM room ranch, center foyer, near­ ROCKLEDOE-80 Arnott Road. Household Goods .'ll room ranch, basement garage, Nicholson, 742-6364. BOLTON AND Vicinity - Build­ EHoUGH RX5D FOR THIS IS aEHTVr in Manchester on quiet atreat, ing completion, wooded lot, 5 large rooms, garage, wooded Lots For Sale 73 ADVERTISING fireplace, combinations, bullt- ing lots, land tracts, farms and RUGS—Never used. 9x12 beige, A CAHARV BIRP: I’M NOT HUNGRY-' 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, ^ lns, very clean. Early occupan­ fireplace, hot water heat, fruit- lot, $20,900. Owner 643-1470. BUYING OR SELUNO take some TO B E SOLD acreage. Financing available. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS $25; 9x15 .gold oriental, $36; car garage, asking $19,600. Out FREE cy. Tongren Agency, 643-6321. wood cabinets. Bob Samuielson, tJAOC' of m t e owner wants offara. MOVE IN FOR 649-0498. TEN MINOTES from Manches­ WOODED BUILDING lot, 156x- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 9x12 braided; 12x15 beige. 289- SHORTIM 5 ..r S ’'°'N"h'orS; "Handlins_of Bo|ton H om « 6955. 79 Keeney St. An older PhUbrick Agency, 049-84M. AN IDEAL floor plan In this ter — 4-4 duplex, 2 bedrooms, 420. $3,200. 643-8887. aluminum combination win­ ! 742-6364. A Specialty" Q colonial home offering rural distinctive home. First floor — CHRISTMAS FOR SALE — Gas stove in living but a stone's throw 22 BOWERS ST. $18,800. Ckwy liv e rent free — 2 family large foyer with bookcases, dows, artesian well, one aide BARBARA HARRISON! If you COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. vacant. Selling for $10,500. will call at the Cla.ssified Ad­ BLTLDING LOT Over one good condition. $30. Inquire from stores, school end bus. Colonial, 6 rooms, 8 bedrooms, duplex 8-6. Features 3 gen­ powder room, living room with FREDERICK M. GAAL aluminum siding, aacriflca. erous bedrooms, enormous Beautiful new 8 room (jo- NEW 7 ROOM CAPE Phone Barbara Woods Agency, vertising Department of ' the acre 'of land — beautiful coun­ MONDAY Tlira FRIDAY 10:S0 A.M.— SATURDAY • A.M. Apt. 8. 4 Pearl Street. Six rooms, one car garage fireplace, large formal dining I tryside. 649-1817. Owner, 649-6061. kitchen with dining area, room, sun room, large cabinet lonlaJ, 2(4 baths, built-in #19-7702; I Manchester Evening Herald' BROKER A BIG BARGAIN — 3 rooms and almoat an acre of use- able land are available here utility room and living kitchen with dishwasher and kitchen, formal dining within 24 hours, you will re­ u.sed furniture and appliances, b e a u t i f u l s e m i -r a n c h — GLASTONBURY — Mlnnechaug ceive a FREE pair of re­ YOUR COOPERATION WILL f)|AI 1 for less than $16,000. room, Rusco storms and eating area. Second floor — 4 room, family room, 4 bed­ 6 finished, 1 unfinished, 1(4 613-2682 — 643-0281 BE APPRECIATED ITW'Af I I $169. $10 down. See it at Al­ 6 rooms, 2 baths, beautiful screens. Spotless condition large bedrooms, full Ule bath. rooms, 2-car attached ga­ baths, walkout basemeht, Golf Course area. Cedar Ridge served tickets to the sen.sa- Wanted— Real Estate 77 bert's, 43 Allyn Street, Hart­ heated rec room, flreplaced from top to bottom. Unique Finished rec room with side rage, high wooded acre lot. kitchen has oven A range, Terrace. 3-bedroom ranch, 1'4 tlonal BIG SHOW, the Ice ford. Robert J. Smith, Inc. Uving room, new wall-to-wall design provides single fam­ door entrance In basement Many unique features In this fireplace, Large lot with baths, living room, fireplace,, Capades of 1964 at Ea.stern WE NEED a few select listings. bay \\indow, kitchen, break­ ContiniMd From Proetding Pag* carpeting including hallwaya, ily atmosphere with double with full bath and shower. home for the buyer who en­ trees. Bush Hill Road - near States (joliseum, W. Spring- Call Joseph Barth, Broker. 963 Main Street dishwasher, new aluminum family income. Double garage. $27,800. by joys gracious ^ living and ^ Keeney St. - Look for our fast bar, dishwa-sher, dispo.sal. field, Ma.ss., November 26- 649-0320. this is a great handicap. Can awnings, 3 blocks from Main built-in oven And range, full Decernber 1. anything be done to relieve this? Help Wanted— owner 643-1847. quality construction. P riced ' sign, or call Help Wanted— Female 35 FOR THE LARGEST selection 649-6241 St. Juat move ,m—no remod­ In low thirties. basement, 2-car garage, acre A—You should be examined Male or Female 37 ' of desks in Manche.ster. .see eling -necessary. $19,900. CaU HOLUSTER ST. — Beautiful For appointment phone lot. Owner 643-7862. by a throat specialist to rule out feoOKKEBJPI^ ^perienced, ROBERT WOLVERTON Marlow's Furniture. Select now ovmer, 649-6651. (jape Cod house—up to date In Mrs. Suzanne Shorts, 643- band most .satisfactory for hold­ cancer of the larynx. ThU Iz knowledgeknowled of Burrough’e book-! SECOND COOK- salary based for Chri.stmas delivery. $1 de­ COUNTRY UVING tn Manches­ AGENCY every respect. Here is the 8886. JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. ing the glove on the hose. — ; fairly common and Is not easily keeping machine. Accounts re-, on experience. By appointment posit will hold your purchase. $12,200 — MANCHESTER. At­ Ideal hfwne at a price you can ter — 2 family 11-room home, The 86 SCOTT DRIVE - $18,500 all conveniences, 1 1 '8 acres of POLLY delected by your family doctor. ceivableceivabTe and payable. Part or only. Phone 643-1141, Ext. 209. 867 Main Street. tractive 6 room Cape, large afford. 7 rooms, 2 full batlfs, 649-5261 Beautiful 8-bedroom Ranch. 2 land. beautiful countrvside. If no cancer is present, one e< fiill-tlme. Call for appointment, kitchen, plenty of cabinets, REALTOR aluminum siding and oversized J. WATSON BEACH Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128, Tots 'n y A tA M I tr baths, bullt-lns, nicely land­ Weekend, call 649-7445, 643-5219 649-1817. DEAR POLLY — A pair of I the best remedies Is the Inhala- ceramic bath, garage. 128x166. garage. Call Barbara Babin at Doctor Savs 1 lion of .steam with or without Teens, 9W Main St. mmE£LenA happ scaped, Bowers School area. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, k CO. drapery brackets and a rod Situations Wanted— 319 RMKMA OK. \ 649-2818 the JARVIS REALTY (jO., screwc’d to the end of baby's , tincture of benzoin In the wa- EVERYTHING IN .sterilized E. J. Carpenter, Broker, 649- 649-6132. WAITRESS Wanted, six days, Female 38 5fi»nm O B)SKl,C 3L\ REALTORS, 643-4112. 648-1686. crib make ah excellent rack for DOCTOR "'TST DETERMINE; order to be su ccess^ , conditioned used fulmitMe and 6051. 21 Central Row 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Inquire Char­ appliances, high quality - low hanging hlanket-s and other CHRONIC .ANEMIA * should have the steam ket- Hartford MODERN CAPE on , quiet l tie or generator on the floor and coal Broiler, 550 E. Middle WILL CARE for one or two prices. LeBlanc FVfhiture. 195 VERNON — LARGE custom 6 JUST A SHORT way from street, one block to bus, shop- ^ Polly”8 Pointers ding whilt you make up the ‘ ...... ti» , children in my home while sit over It with your head Tpke. South Street, Rockville, 875- room Ranch, huge recreation Manchester. 6 room ranch with 522-2114 ping, schools. Dishwa-sher, dis-j bed. A. L. S By WAYNE G. BRANO.'^TAOT, mother works. 649-2055. draped vith a bathrobe or sheet, 2174. Open 9-8. Houses For Sale 72 room, cast Iron radiation, 2- Manchester $ bedrooms and formal dining OUTSTANDING VALUE posal, 1(4 baths. Bel Air Real i GIRLS -1 like this idea since CRACKER JACK TYPIST — Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments— Flats— car garage, hillside setting. room. Kitchen with bullt-lns, EVERYTHING AT HAND changing temperatures makes M. O. thus forming a steam tent. If Office assistant for Rockville Esute, 643-9332. | PLAN NOW to dine in style Tenements 63 COUNTRY CLUB area — Hayes Agency, 643-4808. ll'vlng room with fireplace, ga­ MODERN 8 BEDROOM ranch. By POLLY CRAMER extra rovers so necessary. It is NeSifspaper Enterprise Assn. you do this for 15 or 20 minutes manufacturing firm. Call Miss ROOMS for gentlemen, free two or three times a day you Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 thisThanksgiving at home. Charming 6H room ranch, ga­ rage. Sizable lot. Storms and 3 bedroom ranch, attractive 100 yards from Bowers School, HEBRON — Country living with Newspaper Enterprise Assn. nice tto have them ready and Glnsburg, 876-3385. Vlsisit Marlow's for maple, wal­ parking; also, 2 rooms for light THREE ROOM apartment. $18,900 — ANOTHER GOOD Q Is-there such a thing w should be able to sing Uke housekeeping. Scranton Motel rage, screened porch, terrace, Hackmatack Street screens. Ellsworth Mitten wooded lot, full basement. on quiet street, garage, full city conveniences. Delightful 3 DEAR POLLY—I make a slip within arm's reach. — POLLY chronic anemia? What are Ihe nut. and blond dinette furni­ heat, h(H water; range and re BUT, Lenox Street. Six rooms MOTHERS! NEED money for PROFESSIONAL Trimming, 649-0826 between 5-7. lovely wooded lot, priced -be­ Agency, Realtors, 643-8930. In excellent neighborhood, basement. Bel Air Real Estate, bedroom ranch. I.,arge living cover, like a pillowcase, for the ------symptoms? What causes It and ______ture. AKso, hutch cabinets. You frigerator. Call McKinney plus enclosed rear porch. Lot Beautiful 6 room Cape, Hv- room with fireplace, built-in back of each of our front car DEAR POLLY — My 9-year- added Christmas expenses? bathing, all breeds. Poodle Bros., Inc., .643-5060. ' low appraisal. Hayes Agency, close to schools and shop­ 643-9332. Is there an\\way to control It? ^ specialist. It costs no more to will find our prices are low FURNISHED ROOMS - Com 643-4803. affords absolute maximum of Ing room with fireplace, BOWERS SCHOOL ping, city conveniences. oven, counter.top range. Beau- .seats. I put two rows of pockets old daughter has the best solu- H—My doctor saja I have Eaim convenient Avon way. A There ar\several kinds of' have the best in professional and terms are easy. Marlow's piete light housekeeping facili privacy, with shrubbery and formal dining room lovely Priced In mid teens. Phone CENTER ST. — (jomplete In­ tiful recreation room. 8 miles on the back of each one. One Is tion yet for the child who comes , j- , valvular heart disease and Choose your working hours to AVAILABLE December 1 — 5 Older home, 6 big bright rooms, Uke digitalis. What is this condlUonlng. 649-9793, 649-0600. Furniture Dept., 867 Main' ties, -- centrally ...... located. Mrs. rooms plus colored bath, oil trees. Cloee to everything. Just extra large kitchen, rec Mrs. Suzanne Shorts, 643- door and outdoor enjoyment for from town. Madeline Smith, large enough to hold a plastic in with a bruise or lump that chrome anemia gs di.stinguished fit your household schedule. Street call and. start packing. T. J bath up. lav down. Now being Realtor. 649-1642. or Mabel raincoat, a towel and so on. The need.s an ice pack. She. uses a from the acute fottp that occurs medicine mippoaed to do and No experience needed. You Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Manches­ heat, storm windows, second room, attached breezeway 8886, or Mrs. Doris Mc- the whiile family in this 6 TWO s i l v e r miniature AKC Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. redecorated, new heating .sy.s- room Cape Cod house, freshly how long must 1 take It? earn while you learn. Our New ter. floor, off Church Street near Manchester and 2-car garage. Asking Lallen, 529-5770. Sheridan. 643-8139. lop pockets are large enough for small lemonade or orange juice flu** t" " hernorrha^e. (jhronic French poodles left, reason' ELECTRIC F R I G I D A I R E tem. (jomblnations, porches, painted and ready for new maps, rags to wipe off the win- can that is filled and kept In anemia may be due to a defl- A As a result of rheumatie Christmas Gift sets sell them­ St. Mary's Church. Adults. $19,800. able. Make offer. 742-6386. stove. Mav be seen at 14 Short LOVELY LARGE housekeep­ MANCHESTER — Neat as a pin etc Tip-top value for only $15, owners. Only $15,(WO. (jail Bill dows and a plastic bottle of the refrigerator to freeze. It Is ciency of iron, vitamin^ B-12 or fever or some other Infection, selves. Call now. 289-4922. 649-4446. Street. Call 649-0337. ing room. It has everything, in­ $500 down 4 room ranch, close to all con­ 9on T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Frazier at the JARVIS REAL­ water or window cleaner. When ea.sy for her to hold. When the ; essential element^). The you have a scarring of a hsart WELSH CORGI Puppies. AKC, veniences, deep wooded lot, oil cluding utilities. Ample park­ HARTFORD — 102 Kent Street. 1577 J. W A T S O N BEACH TY (jO.. REALTORS, 643-4112, I travel alone. I have pockets on bump i.s eased there is no mesa ' onset is gradual and the symp- valve. This causes some leakage NURSE LICENSED in Con­ champion litter, shots, house- heat. Aluminum combinations, Union Street necticut for small Rockville ing. 272 Main St. Blue Hills and Albany Avenue & CO. 649-7814. s BOLTON MUST SELL the front side of the .seat beside and she just puts a can of w a -' toms may consist of weakrv^s, or back flow with each hev^ broken. 649-5060. $118 per month $11,700. Robert Wolverton VERNON — Mitchell Exchange. beat. Digitalis has a specific ac- aonvadescent home. Free room area. Five large room apart­ Better than new 2 family, me for pads, pencil, cleaning ter back In the freezing com -1 tongue, numbne.sa WATKINS PLEASANT ROOM for gentle­ Agency, Realtor. 649-2818. 6 room ranch built 1969. Slzr BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area — An and board and TV. Tel. 875- FOR SALE — White toy poodle, ment, $85 monthly. Second 6-4 rooms, two hot water oU tissues. When flotneone goes partmenl to be ready for the of the fingers and pallor oC tion on the heart cauaing H to man, near bath, parking, 64 26x42(4. Walk-out basement, 3 21 Central Row older home juat restored. Huge Owners Just Retired — along, I empty these pockets. I next time. She even reads the the skin and mucous mem-'\^nlract more slowly and mors 9121. female, 12-weeks-old, AKC reg­ BARGAIN SHOP floor, 2 bedrooms, oil central MANCHESTER — There’s a lot fired furnaces, completely bedrooms, 14x19 living room, High St. heat, electric hot water, com­ Makes you the proud owner , Hartford bright family room, modern have made many long trlp.s and column as do moat of thoae In branes. cefully. This helps to com- istered. Phone 649-0908. of room in this cape. Your modem inside and out. IjA aluminum combinations, school kitchen, dining and living room bination storms and screens, 2 of this lovely 6 room home. 522-2114 Florida Bound have everything I need right at our town for as sure as I am Became there are several ^^.sate for the leakage. $329.00 87” Wing Sofa, foam ROOM FOR RENT, all new fa­ choice Of 4 bedrooms, or den 82x114. Price $21,500. bus al door. Robert Wolverton down and four large bedrooms WANTED — Part-time took. minute walk to bu.s line. Ref­ Living room with fireplace, my fingertips. —MRS. H. H. I using one of your short cuts. forms, yoti should have a care­ ■Uhough your doctor may cushions, box pleats, gold co­ cilities. private entrance, park­ and three. Living room with Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. up. Big lot, plenty of trees. Can 649-4519. erences required. Phone 649- kitchen with dishwasher, Large custom 8 room ranch, ------1 .someone speaks up and .says. ful study Including microscop­ want to adjust the dosage from Articles For Sale 45 lonial print, 286. ing, gentleman preferred, on screened front porch, many fireplace. Almoet finished rec Worth looking at. Isn't It? Ask­ ic examination of your red time 'time, you will have to bus line, centrally located. 6827. room in cellar. Aluminum com ­ 2-car garage. 14x24 living DEAR POLLY — In emergen- “ So you have been reading Pol- | extras. All for $13,700. Oall ing price Is only $17,500. T. J. cies when the pull on a zipper ly's Pointers, too.” —C. P. ' hlmxl <■' " . Y’oiir doctor can take digitalis or some closely re­ EXPERIENCED Waitresses for SNOW BLOWERS - Ariens, $14.06 (2) Dinette Chairs, tan 643-6013. binations. Good .lot. Quick oc­ J. D. R E A L T Y I/OW. JAW RENT living In room will) fireplace, 12x18 Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ 3V4 ROOM GARDEN type this 4-4 duplex. Ehccellent con­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. comes , oft, substitute a small.. , GIRLS It Is nice to know.,lbat i. then prescribe mcdUdncs jm i_ lated dru|^-indefinitely, unless It luncheonette. Grant's Parkade. plastic, ea. 7. cupancy. Ellsworth M i t't »n Altcben, formal dining room, er, and Bolens tractors, parts WOULD LIKE WOMAN to apartment. Includes heat, hot dition. 2-car garage. Oak large level lot, trees, ame- safety pin. This makes It easier we have young readers, too. I need to control the condition, Is ’ afet^ded 'that you are a fit Agency, Realtors. 643-6930. 618 (jenter St. candidate forXaurgical rspalr e t BALESPERSON FULL-TIME, service. Capitol Elqulp- $24.96 Maple Step Table, turn­ share home and expenses, 6 water, stove, refrigerator and HOME REALTY Street. Warren E. Howland, slte drive, nice residential to lock and unlock the zipper. Hope they keep up the habit of j Although per.sons with leuke- parking. $106 monthly. Man­ the scarred v^ire. Salesperson part-time, experi­ ment Oo., 38 Main St., Man­ ed legs. 19.95 room ranch, all conveniences, VERNON - UKB new 6 room 643-5129 Realtor, 643-1108. section. Only $19,600. Remove the pin when the zip- reading the column. —POLLY i mia usually develop some de- chester Garden Apartments, SERVICE enced women’s wearing ap­ chester. Open daily 7-6, Thurs­ no objection to one child. 643- Lrshape brick ranch, mani­ per is fastened and put it In | gree of anemia, anemia Is nev- X $24.96 39V4” Cocktail Table, 643-7926. MANCHESTER — Get the good FOUR BEDROOMS parel. Apply Tweed’s, 778 Main day 7-9, Saturday T-4. 9631. 644-1506 cured grounds, sparkling con­ agaln to unfasten. —C. S. I DEAR POLLY-I always try er given as the diagnosis In (match above) 19.96 dition. Under $20,000. Bayes things of life in this stately LAWRENCE F. FIANO j to bake mv cakes when I am such per.sons. Leukemia is a MODERN 8 room heated apart­ Eve. M9-601S, 688-5608 Legal Notice FREE WHEELS with snow tires COMFORTABLE ROOM, quiet Agency, 648-4803. $3,300 assumes present split level house In Wnodhlll DEAR POLLY— Slip a cotton drying clothes. I do not have a malignant disease of the blood at regular prices, no down $24.96 n V i" Round Drum ment, first floor. Stove, refrig­ MANCHESTER — $84,000 ranch. Bolton $17,500 Realtor 648-2766 BALES GIRLS, experienced for private home, gentleman, ga­ 4’ 4,/4 baths, kitchen wltn tool shed, amesite drive, room, bath first floor. Three not be drenched with spray b q t' the dryer could be set for the CLERK-TYPIST position avail­ Tenements 63 9-6. VICINITY blocks from Main Street. well landscaped, high 3/4 Q la m troubled wfUi hoarse ZEI.INSKI, of Talcott Hill BaeS. goods, needlepoint-other items. $89.50 Maple Chair-back bed, bullt-lns, including Tappan 400 bullt-lns, 2-car garage, $21,500. Realtor 643-2768 bedrooms second floor. Near will be perky and fresh. —MRS. time required to bake the cake Coventry, as permittee. able in local insurance com­ Priced to sell. Frank Mott, 843- acre treed lot, dead end since the cake needs the more ness due to mucus on my vocal pany, hours 8:15-4:15, 5 days All reduced to cost, some be­ twin size, 27. BIRCH STREET, second floor, range, dining room, living Robert Wolverton Agency, bus, schools, shopping. H- B. i W. E. C. ETJLA K. ZB low. Buy-save. room with fireplace. Second Charles Nicholson 742-6864 5668. street, pleasant neighbor­ Graidy, Broker, 648-8009. GIRLS — I found a rubber exact timing of the two. —POL- cords. As I do a lot of singing D ated N ovem ber lA, 196a weekly. Good starthig pay, 4 rooms, furnace, near Main, THREE ROOM apartment, 118 Realtor, 649-2813. N floor. — 4 bedrooms, plus full Attractive 6 room (jape, hot hood. Easily financed. pleasant working conditions. FOR SALE — Flat Stone $90. 649-5229, 9-5. Main, $96. 649-6229, 9-5. Blvenlng and Saturday morn­ bath. Immediate occupancy. water oil heat, plenty of VERNON—Older 6-room (jape, walls, fireplace, veneer WATKINS BROTHERS THREE ROOM partially fur­ $22,500. PhUbrick Agency, 649- yard for children. Full price porch, garage, dining room. ing Interviews 10-12 by appoint­ patios. Call 649-0617. BOLTON ment. Please call Mrs. Lubas, nished apartment, first floor, 8464. $13,200. Early occupancy. Asking $11,- LAWRENCE F. FIANO 935 MAIN STREET Furnished Apartments 63-A 900. Tongren Agency, 643- BOLTON LAKE — 4 room year 648-1134, 643-1125. LOAM SALE — Regular $14 no children. See Mr. Colby af­ ter 5 p.m., 64 Birch St. BAST HARTFORD — Oversized 6821. 'round home, partially furnish­ Realtor 648-2766 stone-free loam, $12.60; also, 120 (HARTER OAK Street — 7 room Cape, shed dormer, 114 ed. all appliances, lake Route 86 — Tremendous buy, five room expandable ssmd, gravel, stone, fill. Call THREE ROOMS, heat, lights 6 room furnished apartment, baths, recreation room, study, ALICE CLAMPET, VERNON — 6'/4-room expand­ privileges, $5,500, Financing Charles Nicholson 742-6864 gentlemen preferred. Phone ranch with breezeway and 843-8603. fF RUGS. LAMPS, G.E. rotlsserie furnished, parking, front ,and very clean, Carlton W. Huten- REALTOR able Ranch, 1^ acres land, 2- available. Frederick M. Gaal, Help Wanted— Male 36 649-8038. garage, basement, lot l(X) oven, freezer-refrigerator com­ rear entrance, one block from ins, Realtor, 649-6132. 649-4548 car garage, fireplace, full cel­ Broker. 643-2682, 643-0281. GAS STOVE and combination lar, oil heat. Additional 10 by 250, trees. Only $16,900. DISHWASHER wanted, eve­ oil burner, very good condition bination, washing machine, of­ school, excellent neighborhood. EXECjUTIVE TYPE 2 bedroom fice desk with typewriter Agent on premises. 109 Birch MANCHESTER — Looking for acres may be purchased, $16,- In the Center — 8 room nings. Apply Cavey’s Restau­ and clean. Cali Thompsonvllle furnished apartment. first rambling ranch with two well, bathroom, hamper and St. space, country atmosphere? Many other Ustings available 500. Robert Wolverton Agency, MANCHESTER — Immaculate rant. l-RI-5-8190. floor, $36 weekly. Adults only. Then see this 8-room Raised car garage plus small bam. 6(4 room ranch, 8 bedrooms, scales, lawn equipment, patio 875-9121. Realtor, 649-2813. Bolton Vicinity ★ ^ ^ j ^ ^ WAREHOUSEMAN — Steady CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY furniture, woman's and child’s FOUR ROOM apartment — Ranch, 8 bedrooms, living Basement, two fireplaces, fireplace, built-lns, basement, ^ FiNniu uio ~ ' - j j room with fireplace, kitchen FORES*t STREET — Large 10- porch, etc. Vacant. A steal fenced In yard. Ideal for chil­ work with a growing building cards. Plain, personalized, and bicycle. 644-0243. Bath, heat and Hot water fur- THREE and four-room heated supply company. Many fringe ni.shed. Route 86 in Hebron. with built-ins, dining room. RANCH — MODEPJf kitchen, room house, 5 bedrooms, 4(4 $5,500 at $»,000. dren, assumable mortgage r MX box assortment. Shown by ap­ apartments, furnished, children Lower level family room, den baths, excellent condition, ideal with $1,900. Price $14,900. benefits. Call 289-0231 for ap­ pointment. Call 643-8452 or WALNUT BEDROOM SET, Call 643-0946. welcome. G/.rfleld 9-9923. large living room with fire­ double bed, high-boy dresser, or office, utility room and ga­ location. Owner 643-7444. Schwartz Realtor, 236-1241, Mr. pointment. 643-6768. place, extra large bedrooms, night table. Cali 049-5966 after SDC ROOM DUPLEX, 76 Lin­ rage. Oil hot water heat, alum­ m baths, basement finished T. J. Crockett, Realtor Amida. 643-6464. MAN FOR Luncheemette, days, 6 p.m. den Street. Immediate occu­ inum combinations, 1>4 baths. MANCHESTER—Six-room SpUt- Clean 8-room Ranch, lake ARIENS SNOW-THRO, choice Business Locations oft into office and beautiful rec privileges, artesian well, 643-1577 grill axperience. Grant's Park­ pancy. 843-2722, 9-5. CaU now. Robert Wolverton room, large lot with trees, $19,- Level, deep, landscaped loti BOLTON LAKE — 5(4 room of 6 h.p. or 3.5 h.p. Set up and For Rent 64 100x100 lot, trees, quick oc­ ranch. Screened porch, fleld- ade. serviced ready for snow. Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. 900. PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. garage, utility room, rec room, FULL SIZE G.E. ran^B$< excel­ SIX ROOM duplex, garage, oil 2 full baths, fireplace, oil hot cupancy, conventional fi­ .stone fireplace, large lot. Lake- V Terms available. So. Windsor BUILDING 60x40 suitable for lent condition, $76. 643-5048. furnace, good location.. Quiet BOLTON LAKBl—4 room ranch, nancing only. front privileges, oil heat. $11,- INUTMEG HOMES Equipment Co., Route 6 and storage, B-l zone, Buckland water heat, $19,600. Robert adults or .small family. Avail­ oil heat, $9,990; Four room NORTH BUd STREET — Ex­ 900. Goodchlld-Bartlett, Real­ Sullivan Avenue, 289-3406. section. 649-3468. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, ROUND OAK TABLE, 6 chairs; able December 1. Call 643-4481 ranch, oversize garage, $10,600. ceptional 3 or 4 bedroom Cape, tors, 289-0939. KELLEY ROAP • SOUTH WINDSOR MACHINIST EXECUTIVE’S RANCH 649-2818. 2 full baths, garage, park-like WALLPAPER AND PAINT boy’s balloon tired bicycle; after 6:30. Lakefront privileges. Good- LAWRENCE F. FIANO maple rocking chair, and mis­ child-Bartlett, Realtors, 289- grounds, presently vacant. sale. Ceiling paint. $2.89 per MANCHESTER—BeauUful new STORE — 460 Main St. 649-6229, COME OUT TODAY!— Furnished Model now open. A new communityt of custom de­ BYrst class only for lathe cellaneous. 649-4813. Nine room ranch —• 8 or 4 0939. Realtor 643-2768 Owner must sell. Julian Real­ gallon. Morrison Paint Store, 5 room apartment, excellent 9-6. ty, 649-9100. OLDER HOME - qnd Bridgeport work. Must 385 Cjenter St. bedrooms — 2,000 square NOTICE be able to set up and oper­ location, . adults. $125 J. D. DESIRABLE OFFICE, 600 sq feet of usable li-ving space. 62 DUVAL ST. — Splc 'n Span Charles Nicholson 742-6364 signed homes— right near everything! Only Vi RtBe from Vernon Shopping Center FOR SALE — Bendlx dryer. In­ Realty, 643-6129. BEST BUY IN Manchester. 6 MANCHESTER ate to blueprints with mini­ BOLENSi^deamatic tractor, 2 ft., heat, janitor, parking. 983 Two huge fireplaces, built-' Oolonial, 1’4 baths, carpeting, TOWN OF MANCHESTER quire 72 School Street. Main. 649-5334, or after 5, 2-car garage, anxious owners, room ranch, seven-years-old, Complex, Parkway, City busline. mum lof supervision. . bladed rotary mower. Power MANCHESTER — 6 room ins, intercom, etc. Guest Large older home in excep­ 643-7176. house (built 1743) plus a reduced price. E. J. Carpen­ full basement, rec room, utility takeoff for front and cultivator. COMBINATION GAS and oil duplex, 3 large bedrooms, cen- tionally good condition. Ex­ small bam. Ideally situated ter, Broker, 649-5061. MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom room, laundry and work shop, Cost $800 asking $4(X). Excel­ stove with chrome pipe, good, tral heating, 1-car garage, $105 Competitive Examinations tra l|irge yard with privacy. DEISIRABLE office space, two on seven beautiful acres ranch, full ba.sement and ga­ attached garage, screened Must be seen for full appre­ G.T.K. CORP. lent condition. M3-8367. condition, $35. (jail 643-0998. 1 monthly. 876-7362. rooms, 463 square feet, 100% for that has a river running SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 rage, close to .schools, premi­ p'orch, large lot, plenty of ciation. Ideal family home. The Nutmegger Colonial Ranch Main Street location. Will deco­ trees. $16,900. Appointment to 878 Tolland St. CINE-KODAK 8 mm movie ELECTTRIC STOVE, good con-' ROCKVILLE — Three rooms through. Owner owns both room Colonial, flraplaces, Manchester um location, spacious living For individual attention tall East Hartford camera, hardly used, $20. Cali rate to suit. Savings Bgnk of sides of the river, too. Many Dutch oven, garage, bam. 3 room with fireplace, many ex­ .see call 649-8075 before 6 p.m. AIR-CONDITIONED!— Take a good close look at this exciting new optional feature offered for the first dition; twin mahogany metal; and bath, private entrance Police 'Department 643-0259. Manchester, 923 Main Street, extras Included. Situated in acres, scenic view. $17,990 tras. Reasonable. Owner, 643- time! . . . and available in your new house at extra cost. See our lovely built-in wife-saver kitchens with beds. 643-5000. j second floor, automatic hot 649-5203. I HEBRON — Just over Bolton water, on bu.s line, parking. No Cjoventry In an extremely Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 8308 or 649-8228. B & N AGENCY MAPLE CRIB and mattress, Patrolman — Grade I j line is one of the cleanest the breath-taking beauty of 1963 Whirlpool built-in oven and range, stainless steel sink, Puritron range SMALL MAPLE (HEST, $10; pet.s. Apply 22 Windemere private setting. Shown by Starting Salary Roger M. Negro carriage, car-\>ed. Casco jump- $18,900 — (jlean 3 - bedroom FOUR BEDROOMS — McCar­ I ranches we’ve seen In some­ tOOL DESIGNERS and check­ baby’s birch wardrobe, $20; Avenue. Houses For Rent 65 appointment. 643-8727 hood. See the lovely formal dining room and the large living room— Notice, price includes attached ga­ ers capable of designing jigs, iftg chair. Any reasonable offer new zig-zag portable sewing Ranch, walk-out cellar, large $5,200.00 per annum thy built 8 room ranth, • full time. 8 bedrooms. Kitchen with Present Maximum to fixtures, gauges, and dies. Ex­ accepted. 649-KM4. machine, $50; refrigerator, MANCHESTER—Center Street. FOUR ROOM single, 2 bed lot, view, near school, a real basement ideal for rec room, I built-ins. Very attractive lot. rage! There’s an awful lot to see at NUTMEG HOMES! T. J. Crockett, Realtor perienced only. Manchester $25. 649-1043. 5 room apartment with fur­ rooms, centrally located, $110, buy. (jarlton W. Hutchins, $6,200.00 per annum living room fireplace, garage. I Aluminum storms and screens. 10” POWER SAW. Excellent nace. On bu.s line. Adults. 289- Realtor, 649-6132. Sizable lot. Only $18,900. War­ ! Home only 3-years-old. Ells­ FOUR-FIVE rooms, with ga­ Tool Sc. Design, Inc., 130 Hart­ condition. Lined draperies and 649-0726. Forty Hour Week, Eleven ford Road, Manchester, 649- 2165 after 5:30. 648-1577 ren E. Howland, Realtor, 643- worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, rage, near bus line and shop­ PRICE INCLUDES AHACHED GARAGE s • • 9 • • • • • a « ONLY * comice, 54 x 144 for picture Paid HoUdaye, Two Weeks Va­ 643-6930 ping. Tel. 643-0229 after 6 p.m. 16.900 6283. Musical Instruments 5.3 VERNON — 6 room ranch, bus 1108. window. 649-6535. MODERN NEW room apart­ line, shopping, 3 bedrooms, cation, Uniforms Furnished, WANTED — MASON’S helper. HAMMOND ORGAN, Model M3, ment, heat, hot water, appli­ Tongren Agency, 643-6321. Paid Sick Leave, Paid Accident COVENTRY — Home and In­ Other styles priced to $20,000. with bench, mahogany case, ances, patio, parking. Adults. MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Bolton & Health & Group Life Policy, Apply at 86 Finley Street af­ Diamonds— Watches— come. 7 rooms, 4 twin size ter 6. $800. Phone 649-2428 Available now. 649-6750. SIX ROOM RANCH with stove ranch. Perfect for large family Social Security Coverage, Mem­ bedrooms, Bolton stone Cape. FHA-VA 30 YEAR MORTGAGES No Money Down. Jewelry 48 and refrigerator, or complete with its two full baths and bership in Town R^rement Electric range with 42” stain­ FOR SALE OR LEASE CLARENDON BABY GRAND, SIX ROOM first floor apartment TRUCK DRIVER, approxi­ ly furnished. Adults only. 844 double garage. Big lot. Oil hot 64 FT. CUSTOM BUILT System, Town pays one-half of less steel ductless range hood. mately 45 hours weekly, liberal WATCH AND JEWELRY repair­ completely reconditioned and and garage, centrally located, 8491. water heat. Aluminum com ­ the Indi'vidual Employee’s Blue ing at reasonable prices. refinished, top condition,, $7(K). Oil hot air perimeter system benefits. Apply in person Mon­ $126 month. Call 649-8638. binations. Home Is iQX>tIe8s. Cross, C.M.S., and all o f the In­ heat. Just redecorated. Imme­ day. Klock Corp., 1272 Tolland Prompt service, two watch­ Includes delivery. Wlllimantlc y E a R 'ROUND HOME on Bol Ellsworth Mitten Agency, dividual Employee’a ,,, Major FIVE ROOMS, second floor, diate occupancy. Plus $65 So dean' THIS IS A Turnpike, Manchester. makers. Manchester's oldest 423-4209. ton Lake, 4 rooms and bath Realtors, 643-6930. RANCH M ^ical Insurance. 317 Noi:fh Mam Sfreef established jeweler. F. E. two bedrooms, garage, (jail monthly Income from 4 room Uependable' with some utilities, $78 per house. A beautiful lifetime SILVER SI Bray, 737 Main St., State 649-6463. month. Frederick M. Gaal Economical' DIRECTIONS: Wilbur Cross Parkway— ^Leave I'arkway at Exit JANITOR — Small neW apart- CjUSTOM DESIGNED executive The Town also has a Munici­ Xmas gift for wife and chil­ Next To, But Not In, •ment building. Little work re­ Theater Building. VYcaring Apparel— Furs 57 Broker, 643-2682, 643-0281. HOME FIVE ROOM unfurnished du- home in one of Manchester’s pal Federal Credit Union plan. dren. Selling below market quired. Must be sober and re­ surrounded with tall tim­ Memberships In the various Redevelopment Area 95— At Vernon Circle turn into Kelly Road— Next to First Na­ MINK JACKET, Canadian' piex available December 1. prime locations. 7 spacious value. $18,900. Owner on Offer ifg liable. Apartment available. FIVE ROOM SINGLE, auto rooms, sunken living room bers, over 1 acre. Brick and employee plans are through reg­ Fuel and Feed 49-A natural, size 16-18, excellent, | Call after 3 p.m., 649-9908. matic heat, fireplace. East premises weekends. P. O. Box Adults. Middle-aged couple hardly worn, sacrifice for cathedral celling, 3 huge fire­ frame construction, living ular payroll deductions. 244, Coventry,. Conn. P.S. Don’t n, Quiet tional and Capri Diner— Follow to tract. preferred. Box DD, Herald. Hartford, convenient to Pratt places, landscaped lot. CkiU room with pink granite fire­ i SEASONED C!ORD WOOD, saw­ quick sale, $376. Can be seen THREE ROOM heated ap^rt- 6c Whitney. • Phone 644-0649. pass this up • investigats. ed any length, free delivery. 6-8 \p.m. daily, weekends 2-5 ment vicinify Wapplng Center, owner 423-4693 weekdays 8-6, place, modem built-in kltch- In addition to the above,'Ehn- ' a g a s Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo­ p.ml 60 Scott Drive, Manches­ 644-0130. 649-6286 after 5 p.m. or Satur­ . en, 2 full hatha, 2-car ga­ ployees are also covered under mans, 742-8002. ter, 649-9842. Wanted To Rent 68 day and Sunday. rage. High and dry location, Workmen’s Cjompensatlcm Act Machine Operator, ------£ _ 8 minutes to shopping. Im­ and the Liability pro'vieions of MANCHESTER — Country (jlub possible to repr^uce at various Town Insurance poli­ Garden— Farm— Dairy WANTED — 1(4-2 room apart­ SHOPPING terret lathe, Wanted— To Buy 58 You Ought To ment for single gentleman. area. 6-room Colonial (jape, 3 selling price of $24,600. Call cies. Products 50 Refrigerator and stove for oversize bedrooms, 16x22 foot Joe Gordon 649-6306, 643- Live In Bridfifsport drill press, WE BUY,- SELL or trade an- light housekeeping. 649-6265. living room with fireplace, 5814, 289-8258. For Application—Job De­ FOR A HOME? FOR SALE — Macs, Baldwin .tique and used furniture, china, large formal dining room, ga­ scription and Information and Greening apples and Beautiful ftn t and second shift. glass,, silver, picture frames rage, tree shaded Tot. Robert — Apply to Bose pears. Botti F ^ t Farm, and old coins, old dolls and Land For Sale 71 Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. guns, hobby cpllectlohs, attic Colonial 649-2818. Oontroller's Office contents or whole estates. Fur­ LAND — Coventry, (jholce land B A R R O W S & W A L L A C E Above averasre pay scale, APPLEiS —• Macs, Corilands, niture Repair Service Talcott-' Manor for building homes near school, AppUcation shall be returned Baldwins, Greenings, Delicious, ville, (jonn. Tel. 648-7449. churches and i^oj.'ping area to the Controller's CXffice, 66 liberal fringe benefits. Winesaps, Romes, Starks. Apartments! CaU Frederick M. Gaal, Brok GAR'TH ROAD Open 8:80 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily Center Street, Mancheater, Bunce Farm, 529 W. Center. er, 643-2682, 643-0281. Conn., postmarked not later 648-8116. BOOKS WANTED, bid or new. $23,000 than 12 midnight December 2, s EIGHT ROOMS s 2 FULL BATHS all types. Cali 649^927. We will have available Dec. ANDOVER 78 acres, high loca­ Manchester Parkade, 1963. (all oversize). IF YOU WOULD UKB Green 1, one 2-bedroom and one 3- 5(4 room quality built ranch, s LOADS QF CLOSETS tion, open lot, terrific land Manchester • Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha­ bedroom apartment featur­ value. Why buy few acres lor family kitchen with built-ins, f 2 CAR GARAGE OONTROMATICS CORP. way. Tel.' 649-6438. Rooms Without Board 59 ing : Refrigerator, Range, excellent condition. For Indi­ • CLOSE TO SCH(X)LS, several thousands when you s OIL HEAT (shopping and churches). 100 West Main St., Disposal, Individual Base­ can buy all this Investment vidual attention call . . . FREISH EGOS for sale. For UGHT housekeeping fur­ ment and Patio, (hot water) Rockville ibweist prices in town, stop at nished room off Main Street. ior less than )10() an acre. Over • l a r g e MORTGAGE Natslpky ' Farm, Inc. Special 1,000 frontage. Also, 1 and 2 HOLI^TER STREirr-H$.rooffi A ON BUB UWB -(Becond available) SfB-8SlT — 640-7786 Women only. 649-7959 after 5 acra building -loU in eaalueiv ^ laiiinaB T aimv p.m; CjbTonial. , flreplaced living and metUum. 122 Newmarker residential areas, from $900 to room, dining room, 8 be^ $3,000. Shown by appointment Roger Negro YOUR REALTOR Road, Vemon-So. Windsor line, ROOMS FOR ge 649-^486 — 649-6544 rooms, kitchen with plenty of • PRICED AT LESS THAN APPRAISED ALUE o tt Dart Hill Road. 644-0804. block from Mam Street, kitch­ only. Floyd Real Estate, 742 cabinet space, garage, treed 7682, 742-6730 evenings. John C 648-8727 en prlvUegee, parking. 648-6127, lot, $18i6(X>. Robert Wolverton 9 IDEAL FOR PROFESSIONAL MAN FRESH EGGS for sale. Jumbo 643-9828 ~ Hutchinson, 742-7852. Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. Bntesmen Wanted 36-A 60c dozen, Large 40c dozen. Medium 80c dozen. Bruner, 230 FOp RENT — Front room, cen­ THREE R(X>M apartment, $90, 470 Main. 649-6229, 9-5. Houses For Sale 72 NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCjl) SPRING STREET - Beautiful SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Deming St., Route 30, Wap- trally located, parking. 69 8 bedrooms, 28’ living room 6-room ranch, 100-200 lot, 2-car With international concern ping 644-8625. Birch Street. 649-7129. with fireplace, completed rec­ 'arage, buUt-in G.E. kitchen, 3 O. S. KEITH, calling on eatablished custom­ THREE BEDROOM garden Ve r n o n — Just over Manches­ EXCjEPnONALLY nice clean apartment, includes heat, hot ter line. Like new 5(4 room reation room, excellent con­ fedrooms, 1(4 baths, aluminum ers in sales and service field. PICK YOUR OWN cabbag® dition, , recently redecorated, combinations, $21,400. Robert Telephotne* 649-9^^5— 649-8191 ISgh guarantee to stprt while cauliflower, 10c .a head. bedrooms in attractive home water, garbage disposal, bullt- ranch, 1(4 baths, buUt-in kltoh eh with dinette, fireplace. 116,000. i PhUbrick Agency, 646- WiUvertoo Agency, Realtor, on training_ Iprogram, (jail 644- Michael Kurys, FVenPh Road, lor gentlemen. Best location. lns, refrigerator, air condition­ Days to Go! Hayes Agency, 646-4806. 6464. 649-3S18. X- U08 between 6 and 8 p.m. ‘ Bolton, off R w te 86. 21 (Siurcb S t 646-4866.| ing, $160 monthly. 648-9946. • 1 . A

V C.*. . . r.. . -. A A raroA Y , NOVEMBER 16, 19M rAQB TWENTY l®anrlff0tpr lEafttins l^walb MAHRC Funds Support Bunce Center Activities for Retarded The VFW Auitlllaiy will spon­ distribute swards and certifi­ OongreMman Emilio Q. Dtwl- cates to the regionsJ wthnera dark), second ranking nvember sor a public ca,ril party tonight Town Report m esdh of the Six population About Town Qt the House Subcommittee on at 8 at the p<)st home, 606 £. Defense Seeks to Quash . Masterpieoes Average DaOy Net Press Run Manned Space Fhght, will be Center St. The Weather Hi# Ooravectlcut Heart A»- among thoee aUendlng the an­ In G>ntest The ripO(PU will be judged by in Miniature For tha Week Boded ■oclathxi and the Manchester. nual (Unnsr meetbig of the Hart- Merribera of the Msiicheater - Indictment Against Guay Gilbert MotUa, heatfof the Uni­ NovmiUier t, 1968 Forecast of I>. $. Weather SMstern 'Windham County and ford-SpiingfieW Pwrt, American Chapter of United Synagogue versity of Maasichusetts De- WiaknanUc cha|>ters are apon- Ordnance Association to be held Youth \W11 meet Sunday at 7:30 HARTFORD (AP)- ior*to have oouneel wMh Mm dur­ Manchester wiU . represent pAftment of AgrtwlturaJ Com- Partly nimuly and cool tonight. ■ortn^ a medical aympoetum on OonneeUout in Uie 25;000-S0,000 munJeationB; Dr. James R. LOOT'S 13,891 peripheral vaaouiar disease at at the Statler-HUton Hotel, p.m. with the youtfi group of’ Oourt Judge Milton H. Meyers ing Grand Jury hearings In the UTTLk AlUSTeOltATa I.z>\v 35 te 40. Sunday p ir tj Hartford, Monday. Second Congregational Church, hae reserved decsision on a de­ case. population oMssiflcation in the Brown, head of the St. Joseph MINIATUnt ONOOeLATOt Mem bec of Um A udit cloudy and a little milder. lOgfa the OBw Lodge. WilUmanUc. on Dec. 5 annual New Ekigiand College Department of Social Bureau ef Olroulatloii Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. The at the church. Those attending fend motion to quash the first The lawryer also olaimed the Assorted Milk and In the .30er.sonal concern of Presi­ cises In the Caribbean and la fresh, ddkious such that further cuts seem cer­ Nov. 26. program and Mrs. Herbert Cross tain next week. Senate and dent Kenneily. Rarghoom scheduled to return Nov. 20 to has charge of devotions. Hos- The agency voted last month a its home port, Charleston, S. C. House conferees meet then to wa.s placed aboard Brit- te.sses for the evening will be adjust differences between the F^ormal Rites Held to delay the Journal the infor­ i.sli airliner that took off mem'bers of the Estelle Car­ mation on grounds that dis- TTie 35th annual meeting of Senate bill and the 13,502,075,000 oloaure "may adversely affect for Lsnidon. penter Circle. measure previously voted by But the Russians stuck by the Connecticut Association of the House. the financial Interests gf the Medical Record Librarians will CANDIES city and the redevelopment their claim that Barghoorn was Lt. John P. Toomey. United And further reductions ap­ Barred in Schools a spy and that they had enough be held Wednesday at the Hotel States Army Reserve, son of Mr. pear Ilkelv when Congress acts agency." Statler, Hartford, beginning at and Mrs. Charles F. Toomey, The Journal had asked for the evidence to bring him to trial. 9:45 a-m. on the foreign aid appropri­ data last April. •Barghoorn was reported 23 Lyndale St., reported Monday ations measure which \rill pro­ HARTFORD (AP)—Religion still has a place in the placed aboard the BriUsh plana to Ft. Bennlng, Ga., to begte vide the actual money for which The newspaper agreed te in­ The French Club of Manoh(w- his three-year tour of active public schools, .says Atty. Gen. Harold M. Mulvey, but spect only those records In­ I barely four hours after Foreign FRESH ter will sponsor a public card Quinn’s Pharmacy formal devotional exercises violate the constitution. volving complete transactions. I Minister Andrei A Gromyko in- duty. A 1959 graduate of Man­ ; formed the U.S. Embassy’s min- party Monday at 8 p.m. at chester High School, Toomey 878 BfAIN ST. Mulvey, in an opinion prepared at the request of State Connecticut adopted a "Right Orange Hall. Refreshments will graduated In June from the Uni­ Eklucatlon (jornmissioner Wll-*' te Know'■ law in 1961 and I istcr-counselor. Walter Stoessel, TURKEYS be served. Tickets will be avail- liani J. Sanders, said there is that he was being released and versity of Maine with a B.8. MILITARY WHIST and SETBACK Don’t Judge action pending further clarifi­ fltrwgthened it during the (963 expelled because of Kennedy's FROM A NEARBY aible at the door. degree In forestry. "no prohlblUon against private cation of the dedsion's mean- (General Araembly sesiBion. personal unorganized prayer or concern in the case. FARM SPONSORED BY in«- The laws are designed to dis- Tile shy, retiring professor, a MANCHESTER EMBLEM CLUB fuzzy Session Now, Bible rending by pupils during At the same time, 1m said, oouraga secrecy in local and free time. . . .’’ Soviet affairs specialist, was ar­ $16.99 "we merely point out that for ■tote government. rested sonietimj around the end Please place your The opinion was releaned yes­ a local board of education to Thanksgiving order now. Albert Says terday. of October and charged with NOTICE NOVEMBER 18, 1963 wuzzy sdt pensively while the conatitu- Fatal Stabbing espionage. American officlala These fresh, never frozen He aieo said there is no rea­ tlon of the United States la be­ were not informed of the arrest WASHINGTON (AP) — House son why there should not be ing violated by its em]rioy«n BRIDGEFORT (AP)—Police Connecticut birds are se- 8:00 P.M A T THE ELKS LODGE prayers at school banquets or until last Tuesday. ected to give you the honey DemocraUc leader Carl Albert would appear to be something today are holding David T. U.S. leaction was immediate WE WILL BE CLOSED says the record of the 88th Con­ graduations, which he said were lese than a proper discharge of Broadnax, 37, of Father Panik REFRESHMENTS and PRIZES community rather than school and violent. Kennedy ordered finest turkey available. gress cannot be judged • now its dutiee.” VlUsige, on a charge of murder postponement of negotiations All are milk and grain ALL DAY SATURDAY. NOV. 16 “anymore than you could say a functions. Teachers, Mulvey said, may in oonnaction with the fotal Donation $1.00 bear But, the attorney general with the Russians for a two- horse race is Won at the first not provide for devotional ex- staJbing of LeRoy Jones, 23. year extension ot cultural fed with more tender quarter or the half." said, “neitheT the reading of th* white meat. erdaes of any kind. Including this city, during an argument agreements. The Russians ap­ BARREH That is Alberf^s answer to a BU>le nor the reoitnUon of the opening and closing eKeroises, In BroadnaR’a apartment last peared shocked by the U.S. re­ growing body of criticism of Lord’s Prayer, or any other grace or prayers at aohool aa- night. action. PLUMBING and SUPPLY C O . n . aiuttniioB .r, srih .ta m tastWr,IniMi ul, dMcribn th*npian onl|k Congress as outmoded, dilatory, prayer, as part of a formal re­ sembliee. Jonea died of a single knife Although informed that Bar­ Ground meats at PINE- cumbersome, unable to cope ligious exeredae is permitted.’’ HURST are “fresher-by- At the same time, he said, stab wound of the left chast, ghoorn was to be expelled, U.S. 331 BROAD STREET with the jet-powered problems Bandera aeked Mulvey for an there is no “Iron-clad” barrier which apparently piarced hie Embassy officials did not re­ far.” Sold from the serv­ The very name ^ at tha space age. o|>in]nn to clear Mvay confusion against the-nwitlnn of .and, _ra^ heart, pollea sail ceive word of the Ume ol hU ice counter . . . not cello "The problems of a Congress over the U.S. Supreme Ooun’k ligion, or the Bible. Pending Circuit Court ar­ departure. It was purely by ac­ wrapped. Executive tw n n n A require a solution within a two- decisions on prayers in the pP>- “It is only when the emphasis raignment Monday, Broadnax Fair’s Structures Taking Form cident that two U.S. otficials Christmas Bazaar ^ year period.” Albert said. "No hc achoois. I is placed on the religious aspects is being head without bond. With the April 22, 1964 opening date for the New York World’s Fair only 1,57 happened to be at th# airport quality at its Judgment can be made on Some Connecticut boarde of of the above that the prohibition A aeoond man allegedly in­ when a green sedan bearing ^ Guild of Our Lady of St. Bartholomew a Congress except in terms of education have responded to the days away, construction has reached the stage where ultra-modern .sti uctures SPECIAL FEATURE Guarantee providat beet... and Flex-Appeal arises,” he said. volved in tffie argument, Floyd Barglioorn arrived with five or free repair and ^ 741 Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Conn. what It has done at the end of decision by banning prayer out­ Saunders, 31, this city, has been, can be identified! The Fair’s symbol, the Unisphere, is seen in a view looking six Russiah plain-clothes men. parif axcapting ONLY now means that two-year period. That Is right. Others have delayed any (See Page Five) charged With breach of the Stoes.sel and another embassy cord and damaga what a Congress Is. The meas­ west along a tree-lined mall at Flushing Meadow Park site. (AP Pliotofax.) 3 in 1 Blend HAIVIIILTON due to miauaa, peace and is being held under official, James A. Klemstine, aihan returned to So/a, Nov, 16—10 a,m,-4 p.m. wonderful new ure of this Congress will be how $5,000 bond pending a court had gone to the airport to meet a t freshly ground Beef, one of our author­ 9 9 4 It faces up to the toughest hearing. Ambassador Foy D. Kohler, re­ Pork and Veal for deli­ BEACH ized aarvica ata- flexibility in peacetime Issues of our time." tiena llatad on Qsmes Attic Tressnros Handicrafts Oapt. Dominic Conte, detec­ turning from a 24-hour trip to cious meat loaves or product guarantoo Make your child happy bold rugged Albert conceded there Is no tive bureau oommandcr, said Ted Kennedy I Ends Oil Pact Copenhagen, Denmark. 'They Electric Blanket cortifleato. Aprons Rummsge Cakes and Food chance of enacting by the end Desert Battle Parley Swedish meatballs. next time you stop for the staMbing occurred as a re­ learned that Barghoorn had Osndy Preserves Jewelry 4urogue styling. of the year the two top-priority service at 6^ Mobil Station. sult of an argument over the Butsts Barrjij^ , . been taken to a little room to Good Used Toys ChUdren’s Oifte Rellgloas administration bills, civil rights be shipped out on a British lb. 69c Take home a cuddly toy FAL and tax revision, although the cooking of a chicken in the duarcosl Christmas Articles LOOK Houke passed the tax bill and Dogged by Wrangling Broadnax apartment by Saun­ European Airways plane forced (5 lb. lots 8.35) Sketching Decorations “Spin Painting” honey bear. He's very soft ders and Jones. In Michigan U c sp ite Wammg to lie over 24 hours becauM of i t Tamparatur* control auto­ end squeezable! could rosslbly handle the civil bad weather. matically adjuata to varia- HOT DOGS — SODA — DESSERT rights mil before the Christmas ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia^'tions they want to turn the Soviet authorities .indicated tiona in room tamparatura. recess. Fritz Reiner Dies PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — The they had tried to notify tha * Maw plain or fitted corner SOLD THROUGHOUT THE DAY But he pointed out that the (AP) — The African foreign meeting of the foreign ministers Kennedy political family has BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP)—Argentina ig­ Everyday Low Prices feature. HOUSES-HALE ministers conference to settle of the 32-nation Organization of WESTPORT (AP) — Fritz American Embassy of Bar- made Us fir.st direct attack on nored Friday night a U.S. warning of possible serious ghnorn's departure but due to •k 2 beautiful colora. Pra- Mobil (Bee Page Two) the Moroccan-AIgerian frontier African Unity . into a general Reiner, conductor and former Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz. CHUCK GROUND abrunk, colorfaat, blue or SHOE SALON dispute reconvened today amid discussion of African frontier mu.slc director of symphony consequences and annulled its multimillion-dollar oil some unexplained mixup the lb. 79c pink. fears it may develop into a bit­ problems. orchestras In Cincinnati. Pltts- The chore fell Friday night to contracts with eight American and four other foreign notification never did get Lifhlwaight bland of Ny­ MAIN STREET—MANCHEST'ER ter verbal battle between the The Moroccans want to limit I burgh and Chicago, died Friday freshman Democratic Sen. Ed­ companies. througli. HAM BURG lon, Rayon and Cotton. aiiH MiiAMHi.i4Tie eueiiNii two Arab neighbors and their the debate to their dispute with i of pneumonia. He was 74. ward M. Kennedy, 36, the Pre.si- President Artijro Illia carried es: The decrees authorized the „ All other pa.ssengers were i t Dual controla available. Aid to Latins backers. dent's younger brother, in a talk agency to use force if necessary first put aboard the plane, then lb. 59c ♦ Waahabla in automatic Algeria and not expand the For five years he was regular through a campaign pledge and araahar and dryer. CONTINUING OUR Morocco took a possible con­ meeting to Include all the other conductor at the Metropolitan to an audience of 700 at a *10- issued decrees placing foreign to take over the operations. Barghoorn was driven directly 10-lb. lots 5.50 Medal EB23A ciliatory step today by propos­ frontier problems. There are at | Opera, where he had been a-plate party fund-raising din­ petroleum production and de­ It was not Immedtately known Pricee Begin At A msrLOW Defended in ing that a small arbitration com­ lea.«it seven other simmering i scheduled to conduct Thursday ner. velopment under the control of whether the companies would (See Page Five) •12.95 mittee — not to exceed seven frontier dlspute.s. ' night after a 10-year absence. Beside hammering at Goldwa­ the government-run oil agency. be fully compcn.satod since the Center Pork Chops af members — be appointed im­ ter and praising President Ken­ Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscal- final annulment papers will be Twin-tad, DavUe-lad, Dowbla-iod, t------7/ APMETalks “If the committee consists of taken ill, however, Stngla Central Single Control ••Mr.*' ond "Mr*.* mediately to study Its dispute impartial nations who have not i entered Mount Sinai Hos- nedy’s domestic and foreign pol­ drawn up by Argentina s procu­ 79c lb., Block Chuck Cofttrak •with Algeria over a mineral-rich been Involved in the dispute in ! Monday. His wife, the icies, the new senator from Mas- rator general. There was no in­ Pot Roast at 53c lb., MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP)— teact of the Sahara and report any way, we are ready to ac- Carlotta Irwin of Pltts- sachu.setts made a hit with the dication when 'le would deliver Tire$tone HOUSE &- HALE The Alliance for Progress Is to a meeting of the foreign min­ cept its recommendations.’’ a j with him when he women. JFK to Watch his decision. Bulletins lean tiny cubes, Stew­ benefiting the United States’ La­ isters in February. member of the Moroccan dele- “ . Squeals of delight came from ' The U.S. companies, who Culled from AP WirM ing Beef at 85c a n d T- tin neighbors, but overnight However, there were indica­ gallon said. A native of Budapest, he came women In the audience s.s Ken-1 have e.stimatcd that they invest­ miracles must not be expected, tions that the Morbccans were Some delegates took this to to this country in 1922 to lead nedy, In a boyish, bushy haircut > Polaris Shot ed *397 million for drilling and rib cuts of pork at j2 c also preparing dramatic argu­ and navy-blue suit, strode to the ' MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER—Phone 649-6221 TIRE S-A-L-E a panel of experts told members mean that the U.A.R. should be exp’loration operations, have al­ JFK GRA’nF IE D ments, accusing the Algerians of speaker's table. all belong on^ the s OPEN TUESDAY and THI.RSDAY THX 9 s of .The Associated Press Manag­ excluded from the committee. (See Page Five) CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. ready indicated ttie.w will take WASHINGTON (AP) — ing Ekiltnrs Assoctetlon. massing foreign troops and The conference, which opened "Lsn’t he a doll?" was one re-1 (API -President Kennedy .tlios legal action to gain compcn.sa- budget list. THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY / A weapons with intentions of re­ mark. President Kenned.v was de­ Pedro Beltran, publisher of La Friday and is expected to con­ to this test center today for a tion. scribed as "grsUfled" today Prensa in Lima, Peru, said, newing their war. Morocco pre­ clude Tuesday, could test the Kennedy, making his first poli- j firsthand report on America's MAINE POTATOES NOVEMBER 14-15.16 "You can’t change people and viously accused the United Arab President Kcnnc(iy has main­ at the release by the Soviet prestige of Ethiopian Emperor tical speech outside his home' man-in-space programs and to tained tli.-t tlie United States L'liioii ot Yale University 25 lbs. 89c countries overnight.” Republic and Cuba on helping Haile ’Selassie, the principal state, said the Democrats would | ob.serve the submarine firing of could not block the long-threat­ Prof. Frederick C. Barghoorn. FIRESTONE TO W N and COUNTRY He told editors from across Algeria. peacemaker in the Moroccan-AI­ News Tidbits run for election next year on a a Polaris missile. the nation that it was not until The Algerians have pot dis­ ened annulment but that the The State , Department else — FOR WINTER TIRES gerian dispute. from the AP Wires record of economic recovery, \ The pre.sidential jet flies here United States would press for expressed its pleasure but said WE’LL GIVE YOU THE closed what action they are price stability, and economy i (See Page Two) from Palm Beach, where Kenne­ full compensation fcl' the Amer­ no plans have yet been made POT FREE when you Guaranteed to GO thru ice, mud or snow —or we planning, but there were Indlca- (See Page Two) and efficiency in government. dy is relaxing for the weekend. ican firms. (or sending a U.S. cultural buy the coffee. Maxwell’s THE BIRDS Communist North Korea He ranged much of the world , He returns to Palm Beach after Washington also lias iiulicalcd mission to .Moscow. The d» pay the tow! in also declaring the Democrats special offer of a Com­ “Help keep the WILD BIRDS brushes aside U.N. charges that the tour. to Argentina that the annulment parliire of the mission to ne­ It killed an unarmed South have scored successes in the A Jamnited, fast-paced two- could re.sult in a reduction or gotiate a new cultural ex­ ing Glass Coffee Maker happy by buying a feeder and ASK ABOUT OUR FREE WHEEL DEALl I Korean army officer and wourid- i cold war. | hour schedule called for the ejitoff of U.S. aid and private change prugrani wlUi the So­ with 10 ounces of Instant stocking up on WILD BIRD i ed an American soldier in an i Kennedy remarked: “There is' chief executive to view the investments. viet Union was poatpoaed coffee packed inside all s e e d - ■ ambush In the demilitarized I not a person on earth, from the world’s most powerful rocket, a' U.S. Unde, secretary of State i'arlier this week because eJ at the regular price of S & G AUTO SERVICE j zone Wednesday . . . Pickets of humble.st peasant to the proud- Saturn 1; discuss the two-man W. Averell Harriman stressed Harghoorn’s arrest on spy 1.49 each is in much de­ ' American Newspi^per Guild ''charges. Kennedy’s reaotloii 164 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE—643-2819 , Local 43 are posted in front of (See Page Five) , ^ (See Page Five) (See Page Two) to the professor’s release waa ' mand. w ild BIRD SEED Toledo Blade and Toledo Times aiiiKMinced at Cape Canaveralr CARLOAD SHIPMENT buildings in Ohio as strike I Fla., where the Presideat Is against the dally newspapers inspecting as|)ecta of the U-8- Sealtest Prestige officially begins. space program, by preee See- REDUCED PRICE Weakened by flu but grimly n-tarv Pierre Salinger. "French" Ice Cream junior debs determined. Dr. Martin Luther NEW YORK (AP) — Gov. AHENTION ~ MANCHESTER King Jr. vows that if riecessary Nelson A. Rockefeller said to­ I Is special at 79c qt. 5 LBS. 56C -25 LBS. $2.35 ■ Danville, 'Virginia will "have day- in New York the Soviet adore our I bigger denionstratlonB than any Union’s decision to releaao RESIDENTS we’ve ever had before.” . . , Yale Prof. Frederick C. Barg- Buy giant 35 ounce jars 100 LBS $7.55 Town of Manchester Police arrest field secretary for hiHirn showed th^ value ot of SHURFINE APPLE­ weather-bird the Southern Ch^^stlan Leader­ taking a (Inn stand with the SAUCE at 41c and 4 Also Available — SUNFLOWER ship (Jonference and 20 other Knssians. DISPOSAL AREA HOURS ; Negroes,, demonstrating against cans, not small cans, but SEED—^in 5 lb. and 25 lb. bags. racial segregation in Willlams- C.AMPUS EXPLOSION large cans of solid BIRDSNACK — SUET CAKES— ton, N.C. . . . Havana foreign TUSO.AL008A, .Ala. (AP) pack Calif. Tomatoes for Complete line of FEEDERS from TIm Dlroefora hovu ehan9«d th« (epon) NYLON VELVETS ministry official says two Ca­ — .A predaw n explosion oa 1,00. $2.35 nadians accused of trying to the University of .\labania hours at tho Disposal Arto cm follows: smuggle explosives into Cuba campus today tore a smaU will be tried In public and for­ hole in the front of a glris’ EASTERN STATES eign correspondents will be al­ dormitory. The exploeion ot Shop Plnehurat tonight NOVEMBER 1 to MAY 1 . - lowed to report the procedlnga. UU NINE, Saturday 8 6 99 7.99 iindetenulned origin waa re­ A.M. un 6 PAf. 8:00 A.M. to 6 P .M .-^ondoys thru Fridoys ProciieiiL peafty bkMk valvMl BeccNne M A bus carrying 12 Grand Old ported in front of Mary 9:00 A.M. to 4 K m .— Saturdays priesd according ta shm' Opry performers cqDides head- Burke Hall East. It taade a Buy your national brands uylpn, it WMn wonderfully. Stop-M wltfi on on Interstate Highway 85 out­ hole about eight I a o h e a of cigarettes here at FARMERS CLOSED ON SUNDAYS side of Durham, N.(j. killing m'roNs and four or five incit­ ' tJSJ and 2.6X cartoA. block leather trim, oxford wMi trt-tone driver and injuring two per­ es deep. No injuries were re­ MAY 1 lo NOVEMBER 1 sons . . Mrs. Henry P. Wil­ ported. A Negro student, Vi­ pMent M m ...both wMi boimcy o sp s liams, 80, mother of former vian' Malone, tlvee in Mary 8:00 A.M. lo 6 P.M.— Mondoys thru Fridays Michigan Gov. G. Mennen Wil­ Burke HaU West, a buUdhlg EXCHANGE •eie6.8bee8l6il4>wlcMH. |g-. rW 9:00 A.M. to S P.M.-~Scrtiird^ liams, and heiress to the Men­ V ’r’' •' S' behind Burke East, about 40 LAWN and GARDEN CENTER SHOE SALON nen toUcitrles fortune, dies at yards away. Neither Tnacq CLOSED ON SUNDAYS , Detroit hospital . . . A young Unma police nor qntvendty eC> TOLL'AND WKE., BUCKLAND—TEL. 643-5123 colliie in London threatened with < HOLIDAYS— 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ficlala would comment on tha i Swans Swim in Como Square death becapse she was too af- It’s Cold in Miami blast, which fiodurred I a a a i / n Open Daily 8 |a.M. to 5 P.M.—Sat. 8 AJd. to 12 Noon fecUon%te wins a new home — than 12 hours before tfaaj Ali^ y JUCHABD BkABTDi. Oenenl BwanB find flood waters to their liking in Piazza Cavour, main square in north­ and can go on Ucktiig folk aa Touristy in beach chairs weret bundled up like this woman along Miami Beach CLOSED SUNDAYS ern Italian town of Corner flooded bjr the rain awoUen wBten of Gomo, bema-Georgia Tiech toitoal kng an aba Ukaa. as a chilly wind kept temperatyires in the 40s. (AP Photofax.) |ante kickoff a6 . i I y A y : : ) *