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Events

FBI Makes 20 Arrests

In State

Home Rulo Bills

Get More Time In Civil Rights Cases

Before Deadline PHILADELPHIA, Miss-t V 21st man was being sought.'»Edgar Killen, Is a fundamen-i9>acknowledge seeing the trio al- HARTFORD (AP) — Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and talist Baptist minister. ive on June 21 and was one of (AP)—The FBI arrested his deputy, Cecil Price, surren- Roy Moore, chief of the Jack- those who helped remove their Cities and towns will get 20 men, including the dered their revolvers to FBI son FBI staff which spearhead- bodies from a g^lant earthen more time next year to file Neshoba County sheriff, agents at the courthou.se. A sull- ed the 5' 2-month probe, said the dam near here on Aug. 4. local home rule bills, legis- his deputy and five Ku en crowd stood in the town agents directed their “primary Among others arrested her* square as tin: county's two law attention" upon known mem- were Herman Tucker. fore- lative leaders agreed today. Klux I Klansmen, today in The action came after State enforcement officers were bers and sympathizers of the man of the construction crew at Legislative Commissioners How- connection with the mid- whisked away. A photographer Klan, and most of those .seized the earthen dam; Jerry Sharp, ard Hausman and Arthur M. summer slayings of three attempting to take a picture today fitted in this description. a u.sed car dealer and James B, Lewis warned the leaders of ser- civil rights workers. was threatened with a knife Nineteen of the 21 were Jordan, a construction worker. say, The arrests climaxed an in- charged with conspiring to “in- The .scene at the courthouse ious problems if added time striking fcwiftly, agents round- were not given. ed the men \ip during the morn- tensive Investigation triggered jure, oppres.s, threaten and in- was tense as FBI agents ar- ing and carted them off to the when Michael Schwemer and timidate " Schwemer, Chaney rived. Rainey and Price were The problem arises from the and Goodman in the free exer- out on a call. The FBI, while fact that the legislature Is now naval air station at nearby Andrew Goodman, two white Meridian. Teams of FBI agents New Yorkers, and a Negro com- cise of their constitutional waiting, attracted a crowd of in special session and will ap- right.s. Conviction on tht.s charge j curious, numbering about 100, parently move into a “regular” at the sealed-off base questioned panion, James Chaney, Meridi- the men, took their fingerprints an, di.sappeared. The trio came carrie.s a maximum penalty of No one in the crowd spoke to the session in January if It clears 10 years in prison or a $5,000 FBI. legislative reapportionment. and photographs. They were to here to investigate the burning Under the law, home rule bills be arraigned during the after- of a rural Negro church. fine. The crowd got angry after the The other two were charged FBI departed with the arrested mu.st be filed 10 days in advance noon. One of those arrested, Rev. of the opening of a regular ses- with being acces.sories, an of- men. Several bystanders threat- fense that carries a maximum | ened new.smen and photogra- sion. This deadline could be con- penalty of three years and a j pViers, and »ne pulled a knife on sidered already passed, the $500 fine. AP photographer Jack Thornell. Commi.ssioners noted, because The FBI said its Information The FBI identified the others the current session began Now. U.S., Soviet Avoid would be made available to arrested or charged as: 10. state authorities for pos.sible Bernard L. Akin, 50, a Meridi- Leaders said that a new dead- murder warrants. line will probably be set early Price was the last person to (See Page Ten) next year. Head-On UN Clash

Church History UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)—The United States Pope Paul VI hold^the leg of young Indian boy during his tour of Bombay, NEW HAVEN (APi Church The pontiff has spfent much time with youngsters, touring an orphanage to- and the Soviet Union moved today toward a new search 'Second Cut history 'W(lll be made here Sat- for cold war solutions after avoiding—at least for the day. (AP Photofax.) ______urday when the 'New K time being—a head-tn fight over U.N. finances. Synod of the Lutheran Church Secretary of State Dean Rusk^- In M i l i t a r y In America is received into full arranged a third meeting with 9 - Year - Old membership of the Connecticut Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei discussion is expansion of U.S.- CTouncil of Churches. A. Gromyko Saturday and left Soviet trade. That could bring Force Seen >6 V i s i t s S l u m s , Says Thanks The annual meeting will also open the possibility of-^ further on another round of negotiations see the installation of the Rev. talks next week. on the Soviet World War II lend- WASHINGTON (AP) — Fbr CARROLLTON, Ga. (AP) James M. Webb, formerly of lease debt to the United States. the second time in two years, Moline, 111., as the new General The.se are the first high-level The U.N. financial argument — When a 9-year-old boy en- U.S.-Soviet discussions since the defense officials appear to ba tered the waiting room at Secretary of the State Council is on a back burner and the sim- Talks to Orphans Though Lutherans have co- new regime took over in Mos- mering que.stion is: How much preparing for major surgery on Tanner Memorial Hospital cow, and the two Rusk-Gromyko operated In the Church (Council will the Soviets have to pay — military reserve forces. yesterday, nobody paid any before this, the Lutheran appli- sessions earlier this week fo- and in what manner will they attention — until he left. cused on the immediate crisis pay — to escape losing their Just what form Uiat surgery BOMBAY, India (AP) — Pope Paul VI visited a Bill Warren, the hospital cation for membership Saturday over Soviet arrears on U.N. will take is not yet clear. Stud- administrator, said the boy will be the first to be made in vote in the General Assembly ies have been under way In both wretched slum area of Bombay today, comforting the New England the action comes .dues. for not paying their assessments handed a nurse this note: Rusk was reported ready now for U.N. peacekeeping opera- the Air Force and the Army. destitute and the ill and wiping tears from his eyes as “To the hospital personnel now following an amendmeh*. to to canvass with Gromyko the The service recommendations the OounclTs constitution a year tions in the Congo and the Mid- he talked with orphan boys of various faiths. — I appreciate all you did possibilities for agreement on dle Ea.st? are awaited by Secretary of De- Thousands jammed the squal-”!* for my mother. You all ago in which the Council de- other East-West problems rang- fense Robert S. McNamara, Id streets, straining for a 13-year-old Tony Mascerenas couldn't have been nicer to clared itself “A Covenanted fel- ing from disarmament to trade. The United States and the So- who will make the final deci- said as he welcomed the Pope to viet Union have tossed this glimpse of the Roman Catholic a person than that. And lowship of Churches which ac- The U.S. assessment is that sions. ^n tiff. Rioting threatened as the orphanage. “Many of us when she died, you were so cept Jesus Christ as Divine Lord problem to Secretary-General U Indications point to possible have no mothers. Some, like the Soviet government is still Thant. *’ ■ police fought to maintain a path kind to our family. and Sa'vlor.’’ The amendment, under committee rule and thus heavy losses for the Army and for the papal entourage, but me, have no one in this world.” '"Thank you very much.’’ which made tt possible for Lu- not likely to make radical policy A solution to the financial di- Air Force Reserve, perhaps vir- frantic loudspeaker appeals The Pope wiped his eyes as Warren said the boy’s therans to become members, changes. In contrast to Mo.s- spute is not yet in sight, and tual elimination of the Reserve calmed the crowd moments be- the boy continued: “You have mother had died of an in- now prevents liberal faiths, like U.S. diplomats believe the as- New Leader and its merger with the Nation- left Important people and grand cow’s currently harsh propa- fore the Pope arrived. curable disease a half hour Universaliat and Unitarian, from ganda, Gromyko In speaking sembly may have to continue iU J. Raymond Jones yes- al Guard. The Pope opened his third day places to- sec us in our poor earlier. He declined to Iden- belonging. privately to Rusk was said to temporary no-vote truce until The aim of any now strea'm- In India by celebrating an out- home. We cannot give you any- the Christmas recess in order to terday became the Uning would be elimination of tify him. have left out charges against door Mass in a Catholic school thing because we have nothing. Probe at Meriden U.S. policy in the Congo and give the negotiators time. first Negro to be elect- wasteful and cumbersome du- stadium. He then walked to a But we ask God to reward your Viet Nam. UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. ed head of Tammany plication and strengthening of nearby orphanage for breakfast holinesf" HARTFORD (AP)—A report (AP) -- Chafing over the no- Hall, Democratic party the readiness of Reserve forces and from there drove miles The Pope joined 30 of the on the treatment of inmates at American sources said Gro- which cost about 12 billion a Wild Roll $nyko was interested in broad- vote truce in the U.N. General organization in Man- through the teeming streets for home's 216 boys for breakfast, the Connecticut School of Boys Assembly, the African-Aslan year to support. one appointment after another. praying with them and drinking in Meriden will be submitted to ening the 1963 nuclear test ban. hattan. (AP Photo- Pentagon planners find H Gov. John Dempsey next week. France and Red China have group mobilized today to force "Many of us have no fathers," coffee and orange juice. The Delays Firing the world forum to get down to fax.) hard to imderstand why the boys had milk tinged with cof- Norman K. Morgan, superinten- refused to join, and there seems controversial issues. Army and Air Force should fee, jam sandwiches and or- dent, said Thursday. to be little Washington or Mos- Such action could result In the maintain dual organiaationa — anges. Mariner 4 Morgan avoided any specific cow can do about that. How- the Reserve and the National GOP Governors The Pope announced a gift of comment on the nature of the ever, Rusk and Gromyko were U.S.-Soviet showdown over Cal Students Guard serving esoentially the $10,000 to tne orphanage. And to Investigation, which w a s said to agree that the ^'ssibility peacekeeping finances which same purpose. Widely Split each of the boys he per.sonally PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — touched off by a letter of com- of extending the ban to under- was averted earlier this week. Little fault is found with the distributed Rosaries and cbm- The U.S. spacecraft Mariner 4 plaint to the governor. ground explosions — now ex- The Africans particularly Free U nder Marine Reserve whose 46,000 On Burch Issue memorative medals. | went into a wild roll early to- “There might be some sort of empt — could be explored in want to pressue the assembly men would form a fourth As he left the room, some: day. probably delaying for at misconduct among some of our technical talks at the Geneva into taking up its agenda — and Marine division and euiqsortlng disarmament conference. the stormy African issues on it . DENVER, Colo. (AlP) — Re- boys were examining their Ro- least 24 hours an attempt to fire more aggressive older boys,” Huge Bond air wing. saries and medals and a few a rocket that would send it doe- said Morgan. "Perhaps, the The two also touched on the >— rather than waiting out three Officials claim It would be publican governors spilt wide continued eating. er to Mars. more aggressive boys are beat- “bonfire” proposal. This disar- weeks of general debate - and a open today over a proposal by month-long Christmas recess. BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — ready to go overseas In SO days “Goodbye, ‘ goodbye,’’ the The malfunction — first seri- ing up the less aggressive mament idea, which has made from call-up. their chairman, Gov. Robert Pope said. "Bless you, bless i ous problem since the launching boys," he said. little headway at the Geneva A leader of the group said a University of California insur- Smylie of Idaho, that they de- move may be launched Monday gent students went free in The Naval Reserve also es- you.” of Mariner 4 Saturday — came The • Governor’s Office said parley, calls for the big powers wholesale numbers today as capes serious criticism, al- mand the ouster of GOP Nation- At St. Xavier School stadium, 1 at the start of a delicate maneu- yesterday it had turned over to destroy weapons obsolete for to get prompt election of the though officials feel it should be al Chairman Dean Burch. where he celebrated the outdoor ver to position the spacecraft the letter of complaint to the them but still desired by small- assembly’s 13 vice presidents others threatened a campus- held to 126,000 sea-trained raea But the state executives were Ma.ss, tickets were given .6,000 for the firing of the small rocket school’s board of trustees. The er countries. and the chairmen of its seven wide strike to paralyze the 27, rather than a larger force in- nearly unanimous in agreement people and police said at least 4,- in its base. Another matter raised by principal committees. This Is 000-student institution. cluding thousands of men who that something drastic has to be 000 more pushed their way in. (8ee Page Ten) Gromyko. and due for further necessary before the commit- Alameda County Sheriff's Lt. do not train regularly. done to lift their party out of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory tees can begin considering the Joseph Cohen said a $72,(XX) Wearing a crimson cape over scientists sent a series of com- bond had been put up to obtain It is in the nearly 400,000-maa abyss of the defeat U suffered his white cassock. Pope Paul items on the agenda. But until Army Guard and S00,000-man Nov. 8. mands which .were to be stored the U.S.-Soviet dispute over fi- the rebel students' freedom. He appeared tired when he arrived in Mariner 4’s electronic mem- nances is settled, any proposal had no other details on the Army Reserve — as well as the ' Smylie, who said he would but during the ceremony he ory and obeyed later. TTiese accept the national chairman- LBJ Seen Ready to Change requiring a record vote will re- bond. seemed to gain energj' and commands included giving up sult in an American demand “We’re turning them loose as (See Page Ten) ship If the party wanted him, spoke with vigor about his jour- its lock on its celestial guide- declared In a speech prepared ney to India. that (he Soviet Union be barred fast as we can,” said Cohen at post, the di.stant star Canopus, NATO Missile Force Plans from voting because It has not Santa Rita Prison Farm, where and starting to roll so Its nose the students were taken after (Sec Page Ten) (See Page Five) paid its assessments for peace- would be pointed closer to Mars. keeping operations. they were dragged out of the WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi-

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Canadoy Whafs Ahead Part V ' > S FREE Bolton People OPEN EVERY I IGHT It's GO ooGy to gift Gliop of f ...... —'— TY-Radio Tonight DELIVERY 1 Conservation Commission Burton'G whoro oGGOifmoiilt a r t ARTHUR DRUR TILL CHMSTMRS dreating Cultural Identity In the loigo ond quoHfy— Hie boftl Television Names Slate, Adopts Rules EXCEPT SATURDAYS 6:00 Big S Ttaeatir Causes Constant Frustration News. News PhlUMMrmoBio Robert Cobum of South Rd.<^itoation Building from 1 to 5. Moyle liS) Naked a ty ____ _ was elected chairman of the There will also be a food sale HARRY TRUMAN Top, « ^Ine Oae ^M»-iO> Ib e Fanner's Dansb- newly formed conservation The public building commis- FUnesi INSULATION commission at its meeting last sion will meet Monday at 8 p.m. KDTTOR’8 NOTE — Canadaare carbon copies of U.8. shows.’ of many trans- The ruined abbey here har- that Christ used at the Last Sup- MADRID (AP) — Gen. Fran- h'OO Newi Publicists Female ;\ Ilivisimi of held last weekend at C a m p planted cultures and it has nev- ward Elyria for another g;round- 8: IB Life Line named '"The Pope Paul VI bors other exciting traditions. per. It is said to be buried in the cisco Franco celebrated his 72nd i Johnson. Boys attending from Wing.” er attempted, to assimilate any King Arthur and Queen Guinev- vicinity of what now is called breaking. The g;ovemor and his 8:30 Jerry Gordon I50I..\M) OH- CO. official party came upon an birthday quietly today at hl.s El 9:3i. Speak Dp. Hartford WASHINGTON — The 1960 Troop 73 were Kent Rlchard- The midmorning temperature of its numerous national groups. ere are said to be buried imder Chalice Hill, near the mysteri- Pardn P.ilace re.sidence. Thou- 13:00 News census found 7,006 women em- SIVCK 19.S.1 •on. Rodger Grose, Milton auto accident. While an Ohio 12: IB Sign Oft was in the 80s as Pope Paul left In Nova Scotia and Cape Bre- the carpet of grass that now ous perpetual "Blood Spring sands of congratulatory mes- ployed in the fields of public Jensen, Jack Sadler, Skip So- ton Island there are Scottish highway patrolman radioed for WTIO—1463 .tl.'i BllO.xn STKEKT the school and motored through grows around pillars of what Its water is rich in iron and sages were received by the 6:00 News. Weather Sports relations and publicity — a 268 bol, with Robert Richardson ac- bumpy slum streets to Don Bos- clans with their bagpipes; in was a vast cathedral. leaves a red deposit on rocks assistance, Rhodes jumped out 6:3B Old Borrowed Blue ti;l . and directed traffic. Spanish leader. 7:06 Conversation Piece per cent IncreMe from 1960. companying them. co, a Catholic boys high school. New Brunswick theVe are There is little doubt that Glas- leading men throug(h the ages to A t the troop meeting this French-speaking Acadians, who At the school a crowd of at tonbury is the oldest religious suppose that the water is taint- week the Alligator Patrol won least 100,000 jammed the streets do not agree with the Quebec TED KENNEDY foundation in Britain. Archeo- ed with blood and that it rises the honor patrol banner. A for two blocks, perching In trees French; in the west there are logical evidence indicates the from the holy cup itself. BOSTON (AP) — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., was compass contest was won by and on balconies and lining the Ukrainians, Germans, Irish, presence more than 2,000 years Pilgrims still worship at the the Swampfox Patrol following rooftops. Hungarians, Greeks and ago of a Celtic pagan temple. shrine. scheduled to begin Iqcreased pe- riods of walking today In his a discussion and demonstration Shortly before the Pontiff ar- C hiiw e; in Victoria. B.C., there The Somerset town’s early But what of Arthur, that half- of the compass by Jack Roth rived, the surging throng burst are English who still retain the history is an irresolvable mix- real, half-legendary 6th centiuy New England Baptist Hospi- tal room. well, troop committeeman. out of control and engulfed a flavor of their British ancestors. ture of legend and fact. It starts knight who is at the hub of so The honor patrol banner has narrow path police were trying The prairie provinces in many with Joseph of Arimathea, be- many glorious British stories? Hospitalized with a “brokdh back since a plane crash last been indicated by the Green to keep lor the papal car. ways are much more like their lieved to have been the Virgin The Arthurian cycle of tales Bar Council, the junior troop Police in steel helmets bran- neighbors south of the border Mary’s uncle. He was a mer- was much inflated by FVench June 19 In Southampton, Kenne- De Cormier leaders. The banner is award- dished lead-weighted bamboo than the French of Quebec or chant bearing tin from Britain writers during the Middle Ages. ed at each troop meeting, bas- clubs and shoved the crowd the Scottish of Nova Scotia. to Phoenicia. It is doubtful that the historical ed on points won by patrols in back. Canadians themselves are Several Independent south Arthur was anything more than attendance, inspection, organ- People near the front lost hard put to define what they England oral tales agree in say- a heroic British general who SWEET CIDER ization and contests. At the their balance. As they fell, mean by Canadian culture. In a ing that when Jesus of Nazareth fought effectively against the end of the year the winning crying out in fear and pain, peo- seminar, one speaker came up was a young boy, before he pro- Saxon invaders. FROM patrol will receive a patrol trip ple behind them also toppled. with an imusual definition. "It’s claimed himself the son of God But medieval writers spoke of Motors Says: as a prize. Hundreds of screaming persoms not American, it’s not English, and began his ministry, he him as king of all Britain and BOLTON Nursey Slate Named were on the ground in an in- It's not French,” he said. came to Britain with Joseph and dealt lovingly with his chivalry Officers for the year were stant. Canada has produced some stayed briefly at Glastonbury. and miraculous exploits. CIDER MILL elected at a recent meeting of The crowd yelled insults and excellent novelists, poets and It was the same Joseph who, In 1191 monks here said they Route 6 and 44A "Th e s e fine cars are for the qu a l the Bolton Cooperative Nurs- obscenities at the police. painters, but not all of them years later, received Christ’s had found the true bodies of Ar- ery School. Mr.s. Peter Gram But the loudspeaker appeal body from the crucifixion cross thur and his queen. They were 643-6389 could bfe readily identified by was elected pre.sident; Mrs. Da- calmed them as the Pope ar- their works as Canadians. One and buried it in a sepulchre. transferred in 1278 from the an- Open Every Weekend rived in a government sedan Then, forced out of Palestine, cient cemetery south of the till New Year’s vid Minicuccl, vice president; of those who can is writer Hugh ify b uye r. Th e y'r e p ric e d fo sell Mrs. Elmer Fre^ette, secre- instead of the white convertible Joseph returned to Glastonbury Lady Chapel to a black marble brought from the Vatican for his Maclennan, who deals mostly Drive Out To See Us tary, and Mrs. Verry Joslin, with purely Canadian material. and began preaching Chris- tomb in the cathedral itself. This Weekend! use. The hardtop sedan appar- tianity in the year 60. The monastery was purposely treasurer. ently was a security measure to Prof. Neil Compton, chairman He arrived at Weary-All Hill, destroyed during the Reforma- a nd a t the best o f bank t e rms." Mrs. James Selbie is mem- protect him from the pressing of the English Department at one of several that make up the tion early in the 16th century bership chairman; Mrs. C. E. throngs. 1 Sir George Williams University tongue of land that projects into and now the exact site of the George DeCormier Hanna Jr., equipment chair- A deafening roar went up as In Montreal, has noted that the the marshes here. He drove his tomb is uncertain, although a man, and Mrs. Ray Negro, Pope Paul emerged and raised | late Stephen Leacock is often staff into the gp^und and local plaque marks the Sieged spot. Read Herald Ads. ways and means chairman. his arms in blessing. j taken for an American humor- The school meets three morn- Inside the Don Bosco Church, ist, Jack Ludwig for an Ameri- ings a week in the Community he spoke again: "As the Holy' can novelist and Christopher THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS: Hall. Father, I love every human ' Plummer for an Ehigllsh -actor. being, every adopted son of He doesn’t think Canadians School Menu Monday, chipped beef on toast God, but above all I love youth should be Irritated by such mis- COMPLETE 1963 RAMBLER AMERICAN You are the hope of the future.’ takes. SCOTCH PINE cheese cubes, buttered diced DO-IT-YOURSELF Only oarrots, chocolate pudding; Outside the church, he board- "The modem national state is 2-Door Sedan — Radio, Heater. A One Owner Car. ^ J 49S ed a jeep and rode around a 16- an extremely useful o r g ^ of Tuesday, chili con came, celery CHRISTMAS DB»ARTMENT and carrot sticks, gelatin with acre field where students were social policy," Compton said, gathered. Tltfen he enteerd the "but we should not exaggerate TREES fruit; Wednesday, baked corn- sedan again to continue his the extent of its relationship to WrMth Rings 1960 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN ed hash, com bread, pick- rounds. artistic creativity.” Spray Point Only led beets or buttered peas, ap- Security officials had advised Come Early For Bel Air V-8 — Radio, Heater, Auto. Tran*. A Sharp Oar. This view Is reflected by ^ J 0d5 ples; 'Thursday, spaghetti with against the Popq's mingling Styrofoam Canadian scholar Brian Stock, Best Selection meat and cheese sauce, tossed with the throngs but the pontiff 2 Pe. Orion Knits Only *12. who was graduated from Har- Wire salad, French bread, cookies; insisted on it. vard in 1962, is now at Cam- Ribbon ' Friday, vegetable soup with “ He wants to be one with These beautiful dresses— Orion acrylic knits— have the styling details bridge and has elected to live 1961 DODGE LANCER SEDAN crackers, tuna fi.sh sandwich, them, to let them know he I you look for in much higher priced knits. They’re hand washable . . , Ruscus Only peach shortcake. shares their life and suffering," abroad. In a letter to the Atlan- WREATHS A One Owner, Fully Equipped C3ar. easy to pack for traveling . .. have elasticized waist bands . . . partially tic Monthly. Stock expressed $ J 095 Briefs said the Rev. Melchior Balagpir, Cones — Picks ‘i V - i J lin ^ skirts and ribbing on sleeves and at waist line. Sizes 10 to 18 in doubt that Canada has the spir- Bolton Junior-Senior High organizing chairman of the In- itual resources to support crea- ROPING School was dismissed at 12:10 ternational Eucharistic Con- Aqua, White, Green and Navy. tive arts. today for a curriculum meet- gress here, the occasion for the BOUGHS 1959 VOLKSWAGEN 2-DOOR SEDAN Pope’s historic trip. "A great writer can only let BEAUTIFUL Only >*«• the spirit of his age speak TREE ORNAMENTS Radio, Heater — Exceptional Throughout, An organizational meeting through his sensitive pen,” he BASKETS $895 of a Bolton outing club will be Gun ^ Id Reform er’ said, “ and Canada is ^capable From Around held tonight at 8 in the Com- of producing a Mann or a Chek- CENTERPIECES The World 1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC SEDAN munity Hall. It is open to all ANDERSON, S.C. — A cannon hov, for she lacks the spiritual SAVE ON THIS FINE CAR area residents. 'There will be made by the British and first nourishment which might STILL TIME TO REGISTER FOR OUR CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP Custom — Radio, Heater. Practically New. two speakers and refreshments. used by them and then by Amer- produce such an artist.” JOHN E. Bt. George’s Episcopal Church ican forces in the Revolutionary This view is hotly disputed by will hold its annual Christmas War stands in front of the The most many Canadians, Including Mac- LANDSCAPE fair tomorrow at the parish hall Courthouse here. It got its ^ ‘i n ' lennan, who often has struck a 1961 S t U D E B A K E R CUSTOM WAGON from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There name, “ The Old Reformer, " in blow for a Canadian identity in NURSERY Only will be a snack bar. 1876 when it boomed to cele- wanted the arts. Others are campaign- WHITHAM Razor Sharp Throughout. The Ladles Benevolent Socie- brate the election of former Con- ing in their own fields. "GROW WITH US” »8 9 5 ty of Bolton Congregational federate General Wade Hamp- Canada, has made a real effort BT. 6, BOLTON—600 YDS. FROM BOLTON NOTCH—643-7802 Church will have a sale of ton as governor, marking the item on to produce distinctive television Chri.stmas greens and silver tea end of Reconstruction in South shows in an effort to get away Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 A.M.-6 P.M.— Fri. Eve. till 7 P.M.— tomorrow afternoon in the Ed- Carolina. ' from U.S. influence, but this has Sat. and Sun. 9 A.M.-6 P.M. 1958 DODGE CUSTOM SEDAN $445 every girPs been a losing battle, too. 'Even some Canadian products, such Fully Equipped — Exceptional as the Miss Canada Pageant, list! 1960 RAMBLER CLASSIC WAGON From Our Origuuil Sale — One Careful Owner. »10 9 5 Shoor Jewelers ALUMINUM 3 TRACK VINYL-ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE exceptidnal! SELF-STORING 1958 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN Only Fine by RUBEROID W u y Equipped — Very Sharp. WINDOWS *7 9 5 PERFECT! / / Xkxinonilcal. Grease and add wstst- ant. 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* V • MANCHBSrEB EVENDfO BEftALD. KANCBBE»T«R. «0N N « FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1964 PAGE SEVigy MANCHESTER EVENING H]p|EtALD. MANCHBBTBH, CONK.. FMDAY, DECEMBER A, 1964 11': London art axpart, has been Events named by Mellon as curator of cone dieck on the numbera and privi- Each Party Spent the collection. He told the Star by transatlantic telephone ^totrlfpHtpr leges of all^ the Negroes who had, in re- ST O P Reflections IrtNation Thursday that he plans to sail AT EtipnttiQ SpraOi oent ycare,* ooma to live In the eommu- from England Jan. 6. to estab- nlty. Walker refused to demean him- $3,000 on Election lish residence in Washington. W O O DLA N D mo. self: ’his opponent became the vlotor. WASHINCi’rON (A P) — Presi- Different Druminers dent Johnson vdll {iresent the WASHINGTON (A P ) — ThS “Backlaah’’ had claimed a victim. GARDENS Manchester’s two political organizations each invest- first Medal of Honor awarded Democratic Study Group, an This haa alnce been celebrated aa an for bravery in South Viet Nam organization of the party’s lib- instance o f ahame upon the political ed more than $3,000 in the election campaign preceding to Arm y Capt. Roger H. C. Don- erals In the House, has re- while the weather la OettAMT 1. u n By Phineaa Fi$ke face o f Britain, and debate over it em- the October town elections. But the investment by each ion of Saugertles, N.Y., at a affirmed Its determination to pleeaent and aeleot White House ceremony Sat- strip party seniority and com- bittered the opening aession o f the new in the national election campaign did not top $2,000. "It a man does not keep pace Is most conducive to making The largest effort in dollars^ urday. mittee poeiUons- from two South- your Parliament But, rather refreshingly, a such a choice. Ths White House announced ern Democrats who supported with hU companlone, perliape it and cents was made by the commentator in the Manchester Guard- As a result of the growing Thursday that Donlon, SO, would Barry Goldwater for president. le because he hears a different Democratic Town Committee in ■DBBCaUPTIUM KATBi ian Weekly nudgee the reault in Smeth- gulf between the directors sad preparation for the town elec- Ford County be honored for "ccmspicuous gal- The study group counts 125 Pmyabl* IB AdvMM drummer. Let him step to the ths manager, there haa been a tions. The committee invested lantry and intrepidity in action members now and hopes to pick ...... (13.00 wick elightly away from the aimple at the risk of his life" during an up 60 more among newly-elect- ...... U.OO music which he hears, however continuing effort on the part of $3,839.28 in the campaign. "backleah’’ explanation. SilSerior Court attack by (jommunist Viet Cong ed Democrats, which would give meesured or far away.” the directors to dleclpllne the Republlcams spent $3,365.79 The Bchoiarly Mr. Walker, it aeeme, manager. over the same period. Both guerrillas last July 6. It a majority of the 296 Demo- So Henry David Thoreau rec- cratic representatives in the had been representing Smethwick ever The discipline has shown up parties ended with a surplus of An uncontested divorce, on At the time Donlon com- ' MiflMPg* or ommends in Chapter 18 of the manded an Arm y Special For- new House. TBB ASBOOATBD P K M ...... since 1945, but with diminishing plurali- in various ways, none o f them about $1,000. grounds o f intolerable cruelty, ces detachment at Camp Nam Rep. Frank Thompson Jr., D- ^ A * AMooUtad Pr«M la azeluatraly aatlU^ book "Walden.” very clear on the face of events. The Republicans outspent the Extra Fine Quality ;ia tte naa of rapobiloatlaa of all nawa Mh ties all the time. His absorption in for- has been granted to Mrs. Joan Dong. During the five-hour bat- N.J., read newsmen a statement General Manager Richard One such action, seemingly Democrats in the national elec- and Freehly Cut! » M tS a a eraditad to It or not otnarwlaa cradlt- eign affairs, while it Impresaed every- tle that followed the Communist Thursday which said the group’s t ad In this onpar and also tha loeal nawa nob- Martin once asked, half in fun, quite innocent, occurred in N o- tion campaign, $1,958.63 to $1,- T. Lavallee of 'Vernon from attack, "Capt. Donlon personally recommendation to the Demo- % UflhEd b6TS. body in London, was never matched by that Ihia reporter find that quo- vember. 305.06. Lionel J. Lavallee Jr. of Hart an rlabta of rapubUoattoo of apaotal dte- tation for him from ’Thoreau’s Although part of the costs led successful defense opera- cratic caucus to oust Reps. John * patmaa b« ^ art also raaarrad.______any down to earth interest In the af- ford. Bell Williams, D-Mlss., and A l- works. H i wanted, he said, to of both campaigns was paid tions,” the White House said. fairs o f his own constituents at home; bert W. Watson. D-S.C., would ‘ A a Barald PrtotnK Oompany. Inc... —• make it the theme o f the town s o ff with treasury surpluses Mrs. Lavallee was given cus- "Repeatedly exposing himself ' tnr*Tf no raspooaibiU^ tor typ^ He had none of the usual politician’s to heavy enemy fire, he was be supported by "documentation annual report. from proceeding campaigns, tody of the couple’s five chil- * Kfanhloat arrota appaarlnf In adTerUsonenta At the November directors wounded four times during the of the defections, and historic * SdT^Sw ^Tiartmf mattar te A a Ifancbaatar grace for acting like one of the people the 'bulk of both budgets wsis dren with a $10 a week support There was a sbrious half to precedents for such action by “ JtTMmi Harald.______he represented, and he had apparently meeting General Manager Mar- supplied by contributors. for each child. engagement.” the request. The town's board tin asked an allocation of $15,. This will be the first Medal of the caucus.” Town Democrats took in the Mrs. Patricia E. Davis of k AH aaraloaallanl of MjlB. A~iwrtoa. ^ no talent at all for shading hla own of directors and its manager 000 to install a "zoned" heat- Honor awarded for action to an The Democratic caucus meets ^ PaUtabera ReprsaantatJyaa — A a Jidtos largest sum In contributions Ellington has been granted an - -- — npadal^LSaocy — Naw Tor* Qa- principles tactfully this way or that to have been hearing different individual serving in a conflict Jan. 2. ing system In the Municipal for the town election—$4,772— uncontested divorce on the sit »»»< Boatoa. ______drums for some time. in which the United States was Williams is the second ■ rank- audit bur bao or okcdia, make it easier for ordinary humans to Building. and received the two largest grounds of adultery from David not a belligerent. The last Medal ing Democrat on the House go part way along with them. The existing system haa in- individual donations. Neil EUlls, J. Davis of East Hartford. of Honor awarded, was present- Commerce Committee. Watson president of Green Manor Con- Mrs. Davis was given custody IXaBlay adrarttamg olo Mr. Walker remained "gentlemanly" adequate controls, permitting ed posthumously .-'in 1957 to Lt. is a second termer. struction Co., gave the Dem- of their three children with a rvw KoBday - X_pan. l . . _ up to the very end, but then made tha extremes of cold and heat with- Col. John U. D. Page, for gal- For Aeaday — 1 . Different drums probably . ocrats $550 and Matthew Mori- weekly support payment per Two Vernon Scouts Receive Eagle Badges Wednaaday - - T M a A a a *W . in the building. lantry in Korea in 1950. mistake of losing his topper at rowdies first began to sound around arty, president of Moriarty child of $16.50. Brazil Coffee Leader Ftor Thuraday — 1 p.m. wedneaday. The request was tabled — at Eagle Scout badges were presented last night to two members of Scout TYoop 92 in Vernon. Capt. Donlon’s mother, Marion rWday - 1 jfcm. A w s ^ . he should have snubbed; the conclusibn 1960. ’Their advent can most Bros. Inc., gave $500. A n uncontested divorce, on A1 Wisniewski, left, district chairman of the Highland District, adjusts badge on O. James clearly be marked by the as- the instance of a Republican by H. Donlon, will attend the White SAO PAULO, Brazil — Brazil I For Baturaay — 1 n.m,' Friday. . . of the Guardian political analyst seems grounds of intolerable cruelty, Purnell, son of Dr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Purnell, 20 South St. A t rear. Scoutmaster William CUaalflad deadline; 10:80 a.m. each day i f cendancy of town Democrats to coincidence — and has not been Other large doners were An- House ceremony. is still by far the world’s lead- ■ laditinatinn aieept Batordny — 8 a.na haa been granted to Mrs. Dumas stands with his son, William Dumas Jr. (Herald photo by Satemls.) to be that there was "backlash” pres- town office, first in 1958 and brought up again. drew Ansaldi, who gave $300 ing coffee producer and exporter to each party, and Alexander Brlgittee Soucie of Manchester ent all right, but that any one of the ag;ain in 1962 and this Octo- No reason was g;iven fo r ta- WASHING’rON (AP) — MU- even though its share of world rriday, Dooomber 4 Jarvis, who gave $250 to each from James Souple of Enfield. rough and tumble school o f Labor can- ber. bling it. The Democratic direc- public uprising against military three-day official visit. He is on lionalre philanthropist Paul output has declined from 65 per party. Both are contractors Mrs. Soucie was given cus- cent during the late 1920’s to an One of the tenets of previous tors, all of whom veted to table, rule. He nad headed the gov- his way home from Indonesia. Mellon is reported considering didates would have handled it in proper who do considerable business tody o f the couple’s child with Events average of 48 per cent for the Republican town administra- were evasive. The answer that ernment since a coup in 1958. Observers said the main pur- construction of a new art gallery and conclusive fashion, and that the de- with the town. a support payment of $15 per five years ending 1963-64. World tions was, in effect, that the came closest to the truth came pose of the visit is to win Burm in Washington to house his ex- Behind The Soft Talk O th er' heavy contributors to week and alimony o f $1 a year. coffee prices still tend to res- feat, therefore, was a complicated town’s paid admlriistrators from Director Frank Stamler: RANGOON, Burma (A P) — ese consent to a'.tend the world tensive collection of English the Republican party’s town Mrs. Lorelle Maiboeuf of In World pond dramatically to unexpected AmbaaaadoT Maxwell Taylor is on hla thing, not quite as shameful as first knew what was best for their "W e want to keep the heat on Communist Chinese Forelgrn wide disarmament conference paintings. election campaigTi were W il- Manchester has been granted a \ Iviimster Chen Y i arrived in Peking called after It exploded According to the Washington developments In' Brazil’s cerffee | ' way back to South Vietnam. He hlm- reported. departments. ’They were, the ex- for a while,” he said. And Up liam Foulds, chairman o f the divorce on grounds of intol- M03(30W (A P)— Czechoslo- Rangoon Thursday on a surprise its first atomb bomb. Evening Star, Dennis F a n , a situation. jitif la noncommittal about what may perts, and their recommenda- The situation was similar to board of the Colonial Board erable cruelty from Kenneth tions wore, more often than not, an incident that took place Co. ($800), and Harlan ’Taylor, Maiboeuf of Manchester. vak President Antonin Novotny have been decided upon during hi« con- mmKm A Shortasre Of Santas accepted. earlier in the year, when M ar- a successful candidate for the Custody of their four children left for home today after five ferences with President Johnaon and tin proposed that the directors ’This policy is fervently ad- board of directors ($300). was given to Mrs. Maiboeuf. days of talks with the new K rem - 986 MAIN STREET-TEL. 64S-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5 :80 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS ' LIVE TREES the rest of top-rank Waahington. And There is a national shortage of Santa hered to by the present Repub- authorize him to hire a person- Another contributor to both Support payment w ill be $13 a lin regime on economic And po- nel director for the town. That IN TUBS President Johnson haa, in his public dla- Clauses, according to a survey made by lican minority on the board. parties in the town campaign week for each child; alimony, litical questions. request came with little warn- euMion o f these eonaultatlons, spedal- ’They argued, for example, that was Steve (Javagnaro, owner of $13 a w e ^ . the reputable and sober-minded Wall ing— just as the request for the Cavey's Restaurant and one of ined in that brand o f reassurance o f hla the study of the town highway REGINA, Sask. (A P ) — De- GARLAND ROPING Street Journal. ’This Is about the only department begun last year by hearing system alterations had. the town’s two Democratic velopment of an enormous de- which is often disconcerting because it thing which casts aa SMlvance cloud on a consultant should have been And the reaction of the State Representatives to the posit of high quality Iron ore in Laurel, Pine, Boxwfiod,. M Just a httle too bland, Just a UtUs what everybody agrees Is likely to prove undertaken by town personnel ocrats in both instances was to General Assembly. Parkade Store the Canadian arctic hinges on Balaam, Pine and Laurel,.. too corny. instead. And they continue to deny the request until it was A total of 76 perstms con- extending the shipping season by Prinoeea Pine, Lycopodltun the biggeet and best Christmas season presented in a form more to tributed to the Democrats cam So many Americans, without having prefer to accept the manager’s Robbed of $129 several weeks, a governuent of- In history. proposals than to alter them. their liking. paign coffers, while 119 con- ficial says. had the privilege o f getting behind But It is quite a significant shadow, But since 1960, particularly The town has a personnel di- tributed to the Republicans. The National Shoe Store in Arthur Laing, federal north- closed doors on these conferences, will rector now, but it took a few A fte r the town election, town 39c which assumes many shapes, and which among the last two Democratic the Parkade on W. Middle ern affairs minister, said the de- fashion their own realities. administrations, the emphasis more months to hire him than Democrats had a surplus of posit may be as much as 180 tells us a number of things about our- $995.60 and Republicans had Tpke. is the latest victim in a has shifted. The majority of the the manager would have liked. minion tons, with 69 per cent of Hie major realities are two in num- selves, not all pleaaant. $1,184.20. Both sums were ap- board has sought a larger and What happens to the heating series of recent cases of break- it iron. He called it "the best W REATHS ber. plied to the November elec- Why don’t we, those of us who might lajyer hand in choosing among system remains to be seen. ing and entering in Manchester, ore in the wordd — so pure and One is that political conditions in tions. SPECIAL— Plain 14” be eligible, want to play the role of policy alternatives. In the meantime the towns police reported yesterday. of such quality it can be fed di- South Vietnam go from bad to worse, legislators and its executive Total donations to the Dem- rectly into furnaces." Santa Claue? And General Manager Mar- TTie store’s manager, J. W. continue their marching— out ocrats for the national elec- continually, and that the steady de- One reason, bless us, is that some o f tin, thoroughly attuned to the tion campaign were $590; the Thibodeau, discovered the break The deposit is at Milne Inlet, of step with each other, listen- 120 miles from the northern tip ’ 1.19 ; terioration of native government sta- '’^ua no longer consider such employ- preferences of the previous GOP collected $1,440. Twenty yesterday morning when he I f you’re really stumped, gfive them ing to drums which are rot of Baffin Island in Canada's bility and American presUge in Saigon boards, has not always offered persons gave to the Democrats opened the store for business. an engraved Watkins Christmas ment, which involves putting on a trou- the material In a manner that soon likely to coincide. Northwest Territory, ^ in g said With Plastic Bow $1.59” • itself constitutes sn agonising weakness and“ 4o to the Republicans. ’The rear door had been forced blesome, Itchy costume, harmonious The largest single contribu- open separating the still-locked two icebreakers will be sent to Gift Certificate and let them do the the whole position in South Vietnam, in with our dignity as individuals. W e tor was William Slelth, presi- night lock from the door mold- the inlet next summer to inves- choosing. aa if somebody were trying to Jump dent of Iona Manufacturing ing. tigate the p

i . V EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 ,19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1964 PAGB NH%B

Ufa? About BOW, Z auppooa, al- gin within a week. PeMergast that axperte "are not aura that 2 : though I bop* tt will b« hBpiiler South Windsor atated. This does not mean go- the anlmal’a ntented — department wUl participate in requested to make reservations 30 days before to 30 days after Wednesday night. Congo, it began with an en- and teaching at the University Army's call. prepared to stay many Grant answers with a kind If you relax and be youraalf. the hearing. with Mrs. Joseph Cohen, 174 Jan. 1. Failure to file an appli- But when he showed up at the rollemnt of 33 students, 26 of of Connecticut, said she would Only with the development of Famham Rd. Picks Mrs. Secor yean at great expense." like to return to teach in the of half-embarrassed, bantering "I try to free myself as much The public hearing is one of cation for- such a classification induction station Thursday, the EXPERTS ARE JIUMAN whom were Congolese; In 1961- a middle class and a profession- the necessary steps before it is Players Workshop Sogliero w u In Leopoldville (^ngo. She enjoyed the cos- eeriousness queries as to his u poMlble from hypocrisy and within the time limit will be Army discovered he was the 62 the enrollment had gprown al class will the country be able presented for public referen- Folk Singer CHICAGO (AP) — One of the Mrs. Irvin Secor of 144 High In the Congo on a United Na- mopolitan atmosphere of the own formula for keeping young the need to Ingratiate. The South Windsor Country considered a waiver of right to wrong Patrick W. Richardson, world’s foremost authorities on to 727. 541 of whom were Con- to move forward into the dum. Bill Johnson, international FOAM RUBBER tions technical aasteUnce mla- university and the tropical in spirit and looking trim and "H ike people Who express Players, have ahounced that due such classification on the as- The Army was kind, however. beef cattle and meat let out a St. has been elected president of golese. civilized worid, they said. 4 In Wapping PTA will ahow a folk singer, will present a pro- slon. He la now an Bngliah savannah olimate of Leopold- youthful in face and body. themsslves easily, people who tr interest expressed in their sessment list. It furnished the wrong Patrick secret today; Even the experts the Ladies Aid Society of Zion Mrs. Sogliero, who has her 1961-62 at the university, 191 series of matinee movies to- gram of folk songs from many and W OOD teacher at Ellington High vllle, with its wet and dry sea- "I don’t know that there’s any are able to use their full natural proposed "Actors Workshop” Three men are conducting the with a $1.25 bus ticket to Santa can be fooled occasionally when master's degree in mathematics Congolese were enrolled in the morrow at 1 p.m. at the Wap- lands Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at Evangelical Lutheran Church. School. He Uvea with hla fam- sons. trick to it," he said. "I try to powers and not defeat them- at a recent performance of commercial business phase of Ana. That's near Orange, Calif., it comes to selecting a steak from Brown University, taught faculty of political, social and live In truth — and keep re- selves through fear. I mean peo- ping School. The film will be, Temple Beth Sholom. He will Other officers are Mrs. Wilma ily on M t Summer Dr. economic science, 124 in medi- "Charley’s Aunt,” they will hold the revaluation. where he lives. that is tops in ta.ste. Since hla return to the Unit- laxed. ple Uke Billy Graham, Howard , 1 ^ "The Three Stooges In Orbit.” the first class on 'Diesday at he featured at a combined Wiley, vice president; Mrs. Ray- cine. 60 in ilbeml arts and 39 Earl E. Burkhard, who has "I rarely make such a mis- mond Miller, secretary; Miss ed Statea tai November 19S3, "I don’t try to foUow any Hughes, Jan Peerce Frank Si- Doors open at 1 p.m. and the South Windsor High School. ® meeting of (Charter Oak Lodge CAN’T GO TO H take, but I have," admitted in law. parents are requested to pick Emily Klssmann. trea-surer and the UN troops have been with- regular program. I ride a lot, natra’, Dave Bniebeck, Peggy HELL, Calif. (AP) — A funny prof. Herman Prudy, top live- On the anniversary of inde- Uke to swim. Lee, Picasso and Ingrid Berg- up children at 4 p.m. Pre-school Mrs. Emil Bronke, social secre- drawn, mainly for lack of pendence. the Soglleros said, the thing happened to this little de.s- stock judge at the International tary. funds to support their peace- "I try to do what I want to do man. children attending must be ac- ert town often the butt of Livestock Exposition. Congolese oolice held their companied by an adult. Pro- The following committee keeping activltiee, although the hands out for gifts of money at the time. I don’t eat many "Ingrid is the most attractive duct the workshop. revaluation in 30 municipalities HadMsah. many bad jokes. You just can’t Purdy, who .selected "Charg- person in the world because she ceeds will benefit the PTA ac- in Connecticut. ^he singer, a bass baritone. chairman were appointed by the UN technical assistance mls- from Eluropeans. One learned to fatty foods, but I really don’t A business meeting at 8 p.m. go to Hell anymore. er,” a 1,000-pound Angus, as president: Mrs. Louise Mertens, completely lacks artifice. tl'vlties fund. Louis E. FolksUd, who has professional career aions remain. Sogliero said he Ignore those hands, thev soM. know whether that’s Important will precede the activities. The California division of grand champion steer of the Christian growth; Mrs. Marga- predicted that the "Belgians or not. "Although I recognize injust- A setback card party will been with the J. M. Cleminshaw after winning seven medals in highways smashed and burned 1964 exposition, estimated that but only because the TT. n . . " t s i be held at Pleasant Valley Cub Scout News ret Storrs, altar flowers; Mrs. would be re-invited to help solve forces were there at the time "I eat only when I’m hungry, ices and inequities, I have no Cub Scout Pack 228, Group I Co. as a personal property ap- the Chicagol.and Music Festi- ^Jhe dickens out of Hell. Engi' as many as 6(X) steers entered in Clubhouse tomorrow at 8 p.m. vals for three consecutive years Raymond Miller, altar guild; ,the problems, an event which for protection. ,smd read when I’m not. Some- crusades to lead myself. I rare- 2, Dens 5. 7. 10, 11 and Webelos P*'^*®*’ for 12 years ''^neers reasoned that a new free- this year's Chicago competition ly get angry. You only abuse Co-chairmen are Mrs. CXrl An- I and first place on two radio Mrs. Emil Seelert, publicity; has subsequently occurred." times I don't sleep for three will meet tonight for a Pack' . way routing was more impor- could produce meat comparable When they returned to thlsi yourself when you get angry dersen and Mrs. EUsie Ber- programs. Mrs. Albert.Petke, program and Sogliero said the problems country last fall the Soglleros! days. Other times I go to sleep meeting ' at the Community Cleminshaw Co tant. in taste and tenderness. Mrs. Andreas and Mrs. William COLONIAL led nom the fact that the for the whole blinking week- anyway. tram. ___ > » . . - . . nnine I n A years aso « npersonal A t*a rtn o1 rt«*/\rvAv>fproperty \i his program met with in- Gone are the poet office, gas Tenderness, and to a great rented a house on Llynwood Dr. Next Week’s Menu House at 7 :30. The theme of the Sadrozlnski, kitchen. Cong^ese W re given their In- while their Mt. Sumner house end.” "The best moments- people month is American Heritage. assessment appraiser. stant success in the East, where station and the one lone restau- extent flavor, he said, is deter- dependence too soon. The Con- was being built. Stephen, who A talk with Grant is a ramble have together are probably South Windsor High School; The following boys will re- To See Film he now has a well-established rant. mined by the amount of mar- Combination go became Independent of Bel- had been through a variety of through many fields as he is a when they are silent. Most Monday, gjlnders, pickles, pep- ceive awards; The junior PYF of the Wap- reputation as a radio, television But in nearby Indio there still bling — streaks of fat that ap- Mother’s Care Helps gium on June 30, 1960, and was schooling in Leopold'ville, is now ; man with sprightly enthusiasms, sounds that people make are pers, fruit; Tuesday, spaghetti Denner badge, John Bancroft ping Community Church will and concert artist. stands a sigpr that reads: pear in the cuts of choice and Immediately plunged into poli- in Grade 7 at the Bolton Junior-' Interested in religion, art, and only forms of self-defense. with meat sauce, ice cream; and Howard Beeler; assistant meet In the chapel Sunday from His repertoire includes au- "100 miles of de.sert ahead — prime beef, BOSTON — Worried mothers DOORS tical and economic turmoil, Senior High School. I human nature, and one g;lfted "Sometimes I wonder if the Wednesday, vegetable soup, as- denner badc-e Rnhert nrurtnn i 6 to 7 p.m. to see a color film | thentic interpretations of folk right through Hell." The trick in developing a win- can stay close to a sick child day won’t come when our sound sorted sandwiches, ginger which the UN attempted to Sogliero began his varied life with some humor as to his own “ar^^oS Sfar i ning steer is to produce an ani- and save money at the Boston SC A LLO PED IN SB lTSl Straighten out. place in the scheme of things. boxes will be old-fashioned, and bread and whipped cream; Raymond Spalla and Howard i annu^ I classics. NOT ENOUGH AI-ARM mal that has streaks of fat run- Floating Hospital. Suites pro- in Waltham, Mass. He spent Thursday, potroast and gravy, According to Sogliero, the three-and-a-half years during In his own words, here is how we will be able to communicate Beeler; and*^wolf badge Ken- P^'^n- The inembers will can- Refreshments will be served LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fur ning through the muscle instead vide a studio couch for the SA W B U CK BO TTO MS Belgians had not prepared Uie he feels: directly between our psyches.’’ mashed potatoes, peas, peach- neth Braisford, David Cochman, ; VOSS between 2 and 5 p.m. after the program. dealer Jerry Hochman has a of piling up on the outside of the Uving-in mother, a kitchenette World War II with the Na'vy Also on Sunday, the Subur- Congolese for self-government, Air Corps in South America "Life is just an occupation of es; Friday, baked macaroni and Gary Dragone and John Ban- burglar alarm on his automo- lean meat. and dining area for father’s cheese, green beans, apple banite Young Adult Group will Flavor, however, is a more visit. But room rents ate cut in contrast to methods of the and the Philippines. He gradu- time. It’s all a matter of what croft. bring an unwrapped gift in bile. If you open the trunk, the cake. meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Church elusive quality than tenderness $5 a day because mother’s care prltlah in their African odo- ated from Suffolk University in you do between getting up and Gold arrow John Bancroft; toiletries for men or women born sounds. going to bed. Elementary schools: Monday, bobcat pin Richard Gay. Wil- of Christ In Newington. A The apparatus proved effec- and Purdy said in an interview replacea hospital workers. aiea. The Congolese had been a Boston in 1949 with a major in' LEE^ FLORIST movie, "Tomorrow’s Child,” will to be distlbuted in a convales- journalism and a minor in Eng- "I don’t have a great respect scrambled eggs, potato chips, liam McCarthy, Michael Lanier, [pass Butoeervlent to the Belgi- STORES OPEN buttered green and yellow be shown. cent home. ans used b:, them for their ben lish. He received an M.A. ^fronj for people who pick up lines of and GIFT SH O P David Scavatta and Joseph Uc- There will be articles suit- friction in living. It’s best to beans, jelly sandwich, fruit; Monday, the junior choir will efit, be said. Boston College in English, ml- Rt. 44A. Bolton—643-8089 cello; one year pin, Msu*k Reuss. meet from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. In able for Christmas giving such keep an open channel to the Tuesday, hamburg stroganoff Although this situation has noring in education. Children’s Concert Slated the chapel. as note papers and aprons. A powers that be. You have to on rice, buttered whole kernel About 125 South Windsor ele- changed somewhat since inde- Although busy with his Ehig- • YES. WE DELIVER • EVERY NIGHT All third graders are Invit- nursery will be provided for learn to rest on the arms of com , harvard beets, wheat mentary school children will at- pendence and especially since llsh classes at Ellington High ed to attend the present Junior pre-school children with the School, Sogliero is toying with Cod or creation, and then ev- Flowers for all occasions; bread and butter, gelatin des- tend Hartford Symphony’s the UN intervention, Sogliero Weddings, Funerals, Cnt choir. mothers sharing the responsi- Come on! Spend a week at the idea of teaching himself erything will be all right. sert; Wednesday, soup and Young Peoples’ Concerts this bility on short 20 minute feels that the difficulties will be Flowers and Corsages crackers, chopped ham or pea- Wednesday, the intermedi- Spanish and thinking of an "Man is afraid of his own UNTIL CHRIST M AS season at the Bushnell Memo- ate choir will rehearse from 7 shifts. overcome until “ the white man eventful technical mission to power and inhibits it. nut butter sandwich, cake; rial Auditorium. learns to regard himself as to 8 p.m. and the senior at 8 Mite boxes which have not ROYALCOTE South America. "The happiest time of my Thursday, veal cutlets in to- The first concert will be held been returned may be brough', co-worker and not a master.” p.m. mato sauce, mashed potatoes, tomorrow and will feature in at this time. He praised the peace corps for On Thursday, at 10 a.m. the buttered peas, rolls and butter, “ Amahl and the Night Visitors” monthly board meeting of the Saturday, the Talent DoUar PANELING Its work. cookies; Friday, tuna wiggle, by Gian-Carlo MenotU. w e e w will be held in Fellow- Falr will be held from 10 a.m. Buses will leave South Wind- Sogliero said he felt the Unit- t ^ 3 6 F o 5 ^ 6 9 # i buttered carrots, tossed salad, ship Hall. At noon the annual to 4 p.m. In Fellowship Hall. sor according to the following ed States was partly responsi- peanut butter and jelly sand- Christmas luncheon will be There will be projects on dis- '/4” - r x r ble for the premature Independ- wlch, fruit schedule: Wapping School, 1;45 play and gift ideas. Member: 1 T O L L A N D p.m.; Ellsworth 1:55 p.m.; held In Fellowship Hall. ence of the Congo. "The amount G A R D E N High School Honor Roll This is for the combined cir- are asked to bring their proj- four kinds of cars-6 0 models in all of influence by the United TURNPIKE Princlpad Fred J. Caruolo Pleasant Valley, 2:10 p.m.; Or- ects for display. Proceeds will chard Hill, 1:50 p.m., and Avery cles of the w e e W , the evening States for Congolese indei>end- MANCHESTER- has announced the names of the circle, the sewing circle and be used to purchase a new or- CE N TER St., 2 p.m. enoe lacked foresight,” he stat- VERNON TOWN LINE following students on the South the volunteer circle. AJl women gan for the church. ed, and the Belgians didn’t put INC. Windsor High School Honor 'The return schedule la; Wap- of the church are Invited. They up any resistance to the idea of VITTNER’S Roll. High Honor is all A ’s and ping, 5 p.m.: Ellsworth, 4:50; are asked to bring a hot dish or Manobeeter Evening HeraM independence because they honors is grades of A's, B’s and Pleasant Valley, 4:40; Avery, salad enough for four people. South Windsor Correapondent, knew world opinion would be O PE N 7 D A YS— D A ILY 8 A .M . to 8 P.M.—S A T . and SU N . 8 A .M . to 6 P.M. BO more than one C. 4:45, and Orchard Hill, 4:65 Members are also asked to Brownie Joseph, teL 644-4)148. High Honors, Grade 12: Cyn- p.m. against them. Art Exhibit Begins Sogliero went with his fbm- Presents thia Adams, Claire Booth, Rob- ert Burrill, Peter Gross! and The South Windsor Art fiy to the Congo in September Exhibit is holding its annual 1961, giving up a job he had Jackie Miles. Honors; James Daley, Ellza- art exhibit at the (Community held for e l^ t years. He haid House tonight from 6:80 to 9. been in the communications di- Wonderland^] %eth Dublel, Linda Formag-’ Mrs. Gertrude Neuman of vision of the air traffic control gioni, Lyn Friend. Mary Ellen Hallowell, Pat Jones, Carol Bast Hartford and Mrs. Gina department of the federal avia- Martin of South Windsor, art' tion administration at Bradley Lach, Carl Luty, Cynthia M<^iz, Pat Mozako, Ellen Muzikevik, ists and teachers, will g;lve Field end had lived in Enfield. Kathy P.oulos, Laurent Robil- demonstrations His job in the Congo was Jard, Victor Roman, Claudia Paintings selected by popu- with the International Civil Sherman, Helga Steigerwald, lar vote at the exhibit, will be Aviation Organization, a tech- Kathy Sturdevant, Emery Tap- put on public display. nical asaistance program, like I ley, Carol Voronovitch, Linda The Art Leag;ue extended a the World Health Organlutlon Xantho and Alyce Zimmer. special invitation to Art stu- and many others, sponsored by dents in day cdeisses and adult Albert Sogliero with ivory and ebony heads he pur- Grade 11, high honors: Karen the United Nations. Under this Barber and Bradford Myrick. evening classes of the South program technicians from de- chased in a Leopoldville marketplace. (Herald photo I Windsor High School to partic- Honors: Nelda Baiithers, ' vfeloi>ed countries are "loaned” ipate in the exhibit. Admission by Ofiara.) Kathy Booth. Nancy Burke, to underdeveloped countries for to the exhibit is free. I Christine Chasse, James Crea- a period of up to three years. Christmas Bazaars Set gan, Ruth Daley, Elaine Della St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Sogliero taught courses in Bernarda, Victoria Dubiel, Jo- French In aviation and “avia- will hold a Christmas bazaar at seph Elmore, Joel Freedman, tion ElngUsh” to Congolese. The the Wapping Communlf^ Be the girl with the official language o f the Congo O R A N G E H A LL Cheryl Groebel, Linda Higgins, House tomorrow from 9 a.m. Is French, which Sogliero says Stu Hurd, Mary Kulesa, Kath- to 3 p.m. Booths will include fashionable booted look. he taught himself on an un- ryn LaPorte, Beverly Lashet- handicrafts, (Christmas decora' Beauty wears Buskens steady base of two years of ski, Stephen Leighton. George tions, fancy foods, country the language in high school. Linko, Mary Lltwinas, Robert ^tore, white elephant and lunch- for high style, casual With hla wife, Jean, and their McAnneny, James Moriarty, eonette. son, Stephen, then 10 years old, Diane Salonia. Bonnie Suver An auction will be held at 1 but chic. Beauty he lived for three months in a and Judy Trudnak. p.m. The public is In'vited. buys Buskens for vacant Catholic mission which Grade 10, high honors: Ron- The United Church Women was heavily guarded by Congo- BE V ER YI SNA T. N GIG H T —O7:30 ald Dayton. of the First Cong;regational low-down price. lese soldiers and dogs to pre- Honors: Sherry Banister, Church, Main St„ vidll hold a vent pillage. Such protection Adele Bolstridge, John Briggs, Christmas bazaar tomorrow was necessary because of the 72 E « t Cen ter Street — M anchester Susan Burnham, Joan Burrill, from 10 a.m. to 4 pjn. Lunch- food and suppllee stored in the Kenneth Cook, Diane Dodd, eon will be served at 11:30 a.m. • LO DEN mission. Barbara Faust, Linda Lavoie, Silhouettes will be cut in the There were shortages of Mary Ann Linko, Rebecca downstairs hall. Baby sitting • BRO W N siverythlng: Housing, tranqpoi^ Neiderwerfer, Norman Olm- and a children’s gift shop will tatlon and dry goods as well as atead, Jeanne Ota, Lyn Phillips, be located in the Walcott Build- S H A G G Y food. Mrs. S ^llero recalls her G ARLA N D Sherry Ann Phipps, Lester ing. The Pilgrim Fellowahip will two-mile walks to barren super- CEMETERY BASKETS Roberts, Christine Shuteran, have a booth in the Walcott markets and tie bread lines of Sherry Strohm, Michael Tocca- Building to sell popcorn and Congolese. (The whites went or RO PIN G line, Linda Van Gasbeck, Linda cotton candy. right through the lines, she 1965 Vlgnone, Alma Warner and PTA Movie Tomorrow says.) Sandy Westbrook. The Avery Street School PTA 9.99 liSopoldvUle, a modem city, Grade 9, high honors. Torben will sponsor the first of a ae- was named after L«opold n who / 'H E M L O C K liorenzen. ries of three movies tomorrow TO owned the Belgian Congo him- Honors: Beverly Ballard, Su- from 1 to 4 p.m. at the school. self before hla country took It zanne Castetter, Dennis Clou- Tomorrow’s feature film will be over as a colony In IMS. / PIN E-LA U REL tier, Ellen (Jonnett, Nancy “Hoppity Goes To Town.” There 912.99 Sogliero contrasted Leopold- Coughlin, Sharon Creagan, Da- will also be cartoons. Admis- ville with Brazzaville, across vid Eversole. Steven Fandozl, sion will be 25 cents. Candy the Congo River in the French DODGES / P I N E Dwight Foster, Gary , Goslee, will l^e on sale. Qongo. Loopoldville, although P O LA RIS Mary Jane Gregonis, Da'vld Other films to be shown in beautiful, depended almost en- CEMETERY BLANKETS Kitchin, Joanne LaFleur, Mi- the series include "Heidi" on BLA CK tU^ly on imports for its exla- y L A U REL chael London, Raymond Miller, ^nce, whereas Brazzaville, Dec. 12, and the "Outlaw Stal- Tom Sayers, Linda Shaffer, somewhat dirty and unlovely, C O R O N ET $ g . 9 5 ^ $ 0 lion" and “My Dog Buddy” on • BRO W N had developed its own trade and .9 5 Barbara Sleeper, Debbie Smith, Dec. 19. oould stand by itself. "c Patricia Strong, Shirley Wal- Librai^ Cards Needed Mrs. Sogliero said that she dron uid Janet Yonlka. The South Windsor Library D A RT Bake Sale Board has reminded residents GLO VE LEA T HER went by ferry to Brazzaville for yard ^ " items unobtainable hi Leopold- Cadet Troop 202 are having that aJl persons wishing to take ville. When the Belgians left 45 a bake sale tomorrow at the out books from either town li- the dty they had built for them- C O M P A C T W A G O N S First National Supermarket, brary must present a library ST A CK or selves, Its economy collapsed. A RTIFICIAL Vernon Circle, from 9 a.m. to card in conformity with the When the Sogliero -family W REATHS 12:30 p.m. Proceeds will be us- board's policy. No books will be FLA T HEEL Issued to persona without prop- reached Leopoldville many Bel- 1964 Dodge Dart “270” 4-Door Hardtop. ed by the troop for a trip to gian families, Sogliero said, Washington, D.C. er cards. were returning to the Congo, R&H., auto, trans. CHRIST M AS 1.50 to 10.00 A children’s C3hanukah party Revaluation Survey On taking up their lives where they Very low mileage. SA VE B O UG HS ^ will be held at Temple Beth Hil. AssLstant Assessor Richard , had left off, feeling safe with lei Sunday at 10 a.m. Children Pendergast announced that ap' the UN forces there, although praiaal of commercial busi' Small 1963 Dodge “440” 4-Door Sedan, TREES o f the Temple and Sisterhood Deposit Will they resented the Interference members are Invited. The chil- nesses' personal property is un- In what they considered their R&H., autol traps., power steering. y B A LSA M 50c I D O OR SW A GS Hold till M695 2 to 7 Ft. dren of the Sunday School will derway in South Windsor. Christmas *65 Barracu da country. The Congolese, on the Inspection of the real entate other hand, welcomed the UN present a program and refresh- property phase has been 95 per The fast-moving fastback because to them it meant free- 1963 ChryslLr “ 300” Conv. ments will be served. y P I N E 1.50 to 2.50 cent completed. The reviewing dom. For one thing. It meant R&H,, auto, trans., double power. O VER 25 M O D B.S The program includes: Kind- YOUR AGENCY FOR at a spectacular low price. *2495 ergarten, Grade 1 and 2 will phase of thla category will be- no more cm few at night. T O C H O O SE FRO M HONEY BUG SLIPPERS The next move of the Sogli- y U LU REL . arcs was to a bungalow with 19(Pl Buick Le Sabre 4-Door Sedan. $3.50-$7.00 a thatched roof next to an R&H., auto trans., double power. GIFT apartment building the Russian •1495 B O X W O O D y W h t riv t r r t l.r a n c . It m i d t r ts t r d i n i • Chiyiltr CteponUot wtrnnti lor 5 ja m or 50,000 miloL Ihnbaasy had taken over.' They I N P O P R . O U T D O O R Fall Sale—Aluminum Combination M t trit). l t ii t „ |) H « r a ^ ,ll) t u p p tc ^ m t U flw , said ^ e Russians dtttiPt mix i9 6 i‘Cfu’ye er Newport 4-Dpor Hprdtop. p. CERTIFICATES, r ; Ufjfh 'anyone. > T h e' 'Russians',' >’• 4 R&H., aut(L tfans,, ^^wer isteerihg./ y MUE SPRUCE 1.0D :;% | C O R A t l Q r « ^ iN^ A N Y’^AMOUNT’ Windows $ 10 5 — rlimod moillhi or ?W0 rtilo»^^i(iiio*tr tomti nm, tho oil iTitr ropl*^ ’tvKry lonml oil dioofi mii tto carterolor oir j, said, tded^A Upset the “ • f i i •' - - - ...... - 'preciaxious economy, once - by D oor (jaaoplesi Rolf-up^ Awnings,' Canvas Awnings Repaired, *' ^trodudng oonterfeit money L961 Comet ^D oor Sedan. Re-^vered. Take Dowfi' Service and Storage.'' Boat Canvas and ware later caught smug- 5 cyl., std^ trai^ Nicely equipped. IU #9 Repaired or Made New To Your Pattern. All Work Onstom : SUng subvendve literature Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteners.. Alr-CondltlQper ' aoroes. the river from Braxza- Covers Custom Made fqf Commercial and Home. Waterproof- ' Tllle. They were asked to leave ing Compound For Tents, Boatcovers and Canvas, Resoreen- t and the embassy was closed. Ing Aluminum Screens. The Soglleros had to return CHORCHEi MOTORS, INC. to the United States b rie^ ~ 80 O A KLA N D ST R E ^ M A N C H ESTER PINE M A N C H EST ER PLY M O U T H , h e . ' to e their second year FRESHLY CUT M A N C H EST ER A W N I N G 6 o . inabls ^ ST . W. CENTER STIUEBT—Mt-SMlL B O UTS at, lO L L A K D TU B N F IK B — T A L C O TTV IU iE , CONN. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4,1964 PAGE B L E V ^ tu a cB B rrB R evening herald, kANCHEsnaft, oonn„ Friday, December 4, i«84 he is gregarious and loves to I am •laturally concerned, I am Main Requested tion coots, la nagdUatlng with Hebron Rockville Still Fit and Healthy, move around, you can’t box him Water Storage confident that we can weather tbe town over a customary 10 G IV E HIM psnsassL Hebron 4 Boys Reminded of Debt in. You can advisa him to take y this critical situation." per cent engineering and con- C K ^ R S — PIPES certain precautions — but that Still Dropping He reported that the rainfall For Wyllys St. tlngancy fee that is uadally In- tricl to Buy doesn’t mean he will take for the month of November to- cludad in computing water main Poiim — UgktBrs 4-H Awards Hoisington Gets Six Months Hoover to Stay with FBI taled 2.74 inches, against the installation ooata. Teen Club To Uncle Sam Paying Up them.’’ Water storage in the town's- A 350-foot extension of a 2 Fire Engines Anthony N. BteuUet average of 3.7 Inches, and that water main in Wyllys St. has •nia main would become town ARTHUR DRUR (Conttaaed from Page One) beatnik in • city and holding 810S,M$ OPERA GRANT four reservoirs dropped approx- the total rainfall since the first property when it ie completed. Anthony N. Steullet, 05, of mesa to the ten boys, who In Road Death of Two Girls them without cha^e. If federal been asked of the town waVn* Four letters mailed to Noted for imately 8.6 million gallons dur- of the year is 14.55 Inches be- department by Case Bros. Inc. Construction would be put out ^ • m o n Ftr* District Commls* Hartford, father of Arthur R. To Decorate were then faced with the thing loose. That is when I officers did this, there would be HARTFORD (AP)—A $103,000 Steullet of Manchester, died four young delinquent five-year grant to the Connecti- ing the month of November, 89 low the 39.96 average for the The extension, for .which Cate to bid by the town. No hearing iontrs have annobnced their in- task of earning $75 apiece. chargedfgirls. ThU U something you decided that I and all my a tremendous uproar over the 11-mdnth period. would ba naceasar^ since there yesterday at Cedarcrest Hos- debtors of the U.S. Gov- By last October, six of An Andover man, special,agents — were going to violation of theoe people’s civil cut Opera Association was an- million gallonk below the levels Bros, has offered to pay, will t j ^ o o to purchase two fire en- Achievement with the motor vehicle death of will live with the rest of your serve a single building lot on will M no aseeesmenta levied pital. School Hall ernment have produced the them hM paid off the debt take off weight. A survey had rights — and rightly so.” nounced Thursday by the Ford at the same time last year. two teen-agei girls Aug. 31, wm life.” Foundation. Wyllys St. against neighboring property nes from their $41,000 reserve Other survivors include two desired results. The letters In varjrlng degrees. But the •"There Is no penalty this showed that almost 1 agent in 10 Hoover still tldnks the Warren Golf Had Long Lag Frank Rich of Hebron la sentenced in Tolland (3ounty Lawrence Wlttkofske, super- The request was made by owners. GAR RENTALS nd. sons. Announcement is made by were sent O ct 15 by U.S. other four had sent In court can hand out to you,” was too fat commission was unjustified in There were a few strings at- among thoae who received the Superior Court today to six tached. intendent of the town water Wells Dennison, president of rhe money, if spent, would The funeral will be held to- Elaine F. Crooke, assistant Atty. F. Owen Elagan to nothing. Eagan’s .letter to Judge FltsOerald continued, “ I took off 10 pounds in a chiding the FBI for not having NEW YORK — Golf was late or LEASING morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the months in jail. The foundation stipulated that department, reports that water in catching on in the United the town baaed paper manufac- ean that the district will en- four bo3rs who had failed to each was to egg them on 4-H leadership Silver .Clover Stewart B. Hoisington, 36, "that can balance out the 1cm short time merely by leaving off passed the name of Lee Harvey Berlin Green City Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 county club agent, that Dec. 12 with the accomplishments of these two glrla" the bread, butter, potatoes and Oswald along to the Secret by the third year of the grant, in the reservoirs totaled 244.25 States but after a few unsuc- turing firm. The town now r Into consolidation July 1 begin payment on a $75 awards for five years of ser- had pleaded guilty to two counU maintains a water main In Mokes Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury, Is the date of the next ToUand of their friends and \ to SUte’s Atty. Joel H. Reed chocolate cream pie. Now I’m Service as a potential killer. It the opera association must in- mUIion gallons on Dec. 1, ceeeftil attempts It grew fast • All thout any funds. debt Incurred when they vice. Also among those awarded of misconduct with a motor slightly more than 50 per cent Wyllys St. for about 800 feet BERLIN — Berlin, one of Eu- The decision was announced with a solemn high M u s of warn them that their par- n , who prosecuted the case, down 38 pounds to about 170. was Oswald whom the commis- crease its $40,000 a year collec- — for a while. Starting with • All Modeb County Teen Club meeting. Ar- and six other Manchester vehicle about two weeks «go- of capacity. northwards from Highland St. rope’s greenest cities, boasts ednesday night at a meeting requiem .it 9:30 at St. Patrick youUts wreaked havoc at ents would be liable for the gold Clover for 10 years ser- told the court that Hoisington And we have only five over- sion held solely responsiblcg for tions by $10,300 and Increase one club in 1888, the number rangements have been made Judge John C. FltzOrald that to $20,000 within five years. The Dec. 1 storage was the grew to 16 in five years and In Dennison ‘saye that a single about 160 square feet of green- • All Tinws the commissioners. G. Nelson and St. Anthony Church, 285 the Manchester Nike site full $2,806 If no attempt vice is Mrs. Victor Rychling of -.ntMcwd Hoisington to one had been drinking before the weight agents in the entire bu- the assassination of President ery per Berliner. In the past 20 Church St., Hartford. Burial with the Mansfield Training was made to discharge the accident. Holeington weia at- reau.’' Kennedy. Hodver contends there This would match the foimda- lowest for that date in recent the next two years 25 more lot on the west side of Wyllire tinner, chairman of the truck off Keeney St. in May 1963. Hobron. Hebron, however, was year in state jail on each St. has been sold, requiring the years some 2S0-mlllion square Po hI Dodge Pontloc mmlttee, said that two trucks will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cem- School, and decorating of La- The boys, ranging in ages smaller debt. not represented in the Diamond tempUng to pasa a car in a Hoover, who has served as was nothing in the record to tion’s grant of $20,600 a year. years, and compares with 333 clubs were added. By 1900 count, sentences to run consec- there were 1,040 courses. In water service. The owner dose feet of parks have been planted. me. 11 go out on bid. Copies of the etery, Bloomfield. Moure Hall for the Christmas from 9 to 14, had smashed Recently, the matter was Clover award, for 20 years, or no passing zone when he struck director of the FBI since 1924, suggest that Oswald was dan- The association must also in- million gallons at the same utively but suspended after six time la.st year, 407 million gal-'j the next 60 years the growth not plan to build immediately, In one 80-acre section of Ber- 373 MAm STREET -page booklet of specification Friends may call at the fu- season will be going on. Tltose windows and mirrors, rip- cleared up when Eagan re- in the Emerald award, for 25 months. Hoisington was also the two girls who were walk- speaks with affection of the late gerous. crease the number of its per- Ions in 1962, and 426 million waa leas than seven times the however. lin 600,000 trees have been set Phone 649-2881 11 be available at the Vernon neral home tonight from 7 to attending are asked to wear ped up plumbing, and ceived letters of apology years service. Incidentally, Mrs. placed on two years’ probation. ing along Rt. 6. President Kennedy and his fa- 'Total security for the Presi- formances and expand Its reper- out. On the city’s outskirts are Hoislngton’s attorney, Har- gallons in 1961. number reached In the first Dennison, who is willing to blic Safety Building at $10 per 9. their old clothes, as there will knocked down doors at the from the youths, along Frank Nlederwerfer of Vernon The two girls, killed instant- ther, former Ambassador Jo- dent of the United States is ri- tory from -four productions to 30,000 acres of forest. old Garrity, asked the court Wlttkofske said. "Although doaen years. underwrite the actual construc- be some jobs, such as painting then abandoned site. The with substantial payments. won the Diamond Clover, and ly when hit by a car Hoisington seph P. Kennedy. diculous,” Hoover said. "When six each year. for clemency, noting that the "I have known Joe Kennedy lids will be opened Jan. 6 at Mrs. Martha Oyer of windows, going on. government estimated the Eagan said the boys at- her husband the Emerald (^ov- was driving, were Anita Moran, • p.m. at the building, and bids Mrs. Martha Thomas Dyer of Meeting of the club will be damages at $2,806, but de- tributed their delinquency 17, and Linda Harriman, 11, defendant was divorced and for many years,” he said, "and er. Pretty good work as part- had three children. He intro- must bo accompanied by a 10 Palisades Park, N.J., a sister from 2 to 4 p.m., in LaMoure cided last January not to to the fact that they had both of Andover. I knew the boys as they grew been saving their earnings ners. duced six letters from area res- up. My relations with John were per cent bond. The successful of Miss Helen Thomas of 25 Hall. This will be a fine oppor- prosecute the parents. Nathan Rychling of Hebron In pronouncing- sentence. bidder must post a per cent Instead, it charged the for one complete payment. idenU on Hoislngton’s behalf. very cordial. Soon after his 100 Cooper St., died yesterday at tunity for the Teen Club to won the gold medal award in Judge FitzGerald,told Hoising- j^rformance bond. Springfield (Maas.) Hospital. take part in a community serv- $750 it hsid cost Army En- They promised to pay ton, "A s. long as you live, no 'ITie Rev. Raymond Bradley, election, and before his inaugu- D A V ID SO N & LE V E N T H A I______S O M A N Y W O N D ER F U L W A Y S T O S A Y " M ERRY C H R IST M A S' dairy work, at the annual, Holsington’s pastor, also ap- { Trucks, according to Skinner, She was visiting another sis- ice activity, and it’s also a good ^neers to clean up the more regularly now. matter where yod may be, there ration in January 1961, he called achievement program In Tol- peared in court to ask the ^ould have larger engines, larg- ter, Mrs. Arthur Bourke of w k y to get into the Christmas will be the knowledge that you me and asked me to stay on as land County, attended by over court to be lenient. director of the FBI. He also »•M •e« water capacities, larger Springfield. spirit. took the lives of these two pumps, more flashing lights and 100 4-H’ers. Jessica Watkins of. called Allen Dulles and asked She is also survived by a The plan is to meet in the Hebron was winner in garden- ' 'SW ^ o re discharge lines. daughter and seven grandchil- 16 Mississippians H e ld him to remain as head of CIA. I parking area in front of the ing; Sandra Tupper of Hebron told him I would be happy to ( Trucks of this slse generally dren. auditorium and proceed to- ^t between $20,000 and $25,000. won in horsemanship; Bonnie 12th Circuit Second Cut stay.” Funeral services will be held gether to the hall at 2. For C i v i l Rights Murders Lipplncott, Gayle Porter, and Recently Newsweek magazine Additional staff members Monday morning from the O'' Susan Drew, all of Hebron, said President Johnson had Donnell Funeral Home, Lowell, Court Cases who worked on the 1964 ’’Tri- were also winners, in dress re- In M i l i t a r y decided to find a new FBI boss. Mass., with a solemn high Mass angle,” Rham High School (Continaed from Page One) Crossley Dies, FBI said. Five bullets were re vue. So the town was well re- It described the President as a of requiem at St. Peter’s yearbook, whose names were covered fro:-n the bodies. presented. EAST HARTFORD SESSION "disenchanted fan" of Hoover’s. : G M C E x e c u t i v e Church, Lowell. Burial will be omitted In a previous account, an salesman; Earl B. Akin, 32. At Meridian, Chaney’s par- Force Seen The White House denied the re- in St. Patrick’s Cemetery, Low- a Meridian trailer salesman; On Nov. 10 assistant county The cases of Mrs. Barbara are: Kathy Darwin, Karen Ost- ents , demanded that no stone club agent Elaine Wheeler, well port. ell. by. Cathy Marak, A1 Pucci, Jimmy Arledge, 27, a Meridian ” be left unturned to find the Chameroy, 24, of Indiana, and As to his differences with Dr. , HOCKVIIjLB — John Davis known in 4-H work, was mar- (Conttnaed from P afe Om ) Friends may call at the fu- (Jheryl Barnes, Roger Phelps, truck driver; Horace D. Bar- truth behind the death” of their Edward Brockway, 19, alias King (whom he recently called nette, 26, a salesman formerly ried to Mr. Richard K. Crooke fSoBSley, 68, of Bloomfield nera home Sunday frdm 2 to Beverly Bramhall, Linda Gris- son. Edward Mature, of New Ha- "a notorious liar"), the FBI of Meridian; Travis M. Bar- of West Hartford. The cere- 61,000-man Air Force Reaerve Ipills, Mich., formerly of Rock- 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. wold, and Cathy Ursln. The And at Johnson City, Tex., ven, which had been transferred chief added; "I don’t enjoy a nette, 36, part-owner and opera- President Johnson announced mony was performed by Rev. from Manchester’s Circuit — that defense officials profess ^ e , died Wednesday in Mlch- yearbook was awarded the tor of a Meridian garage. controversy, and I don’t go look- Mrs, Anne R. Frey on Aug. 7 — three days after the Joseph Ewing in St. John’s Court session yesterday for to find flab. ing for one. I have tried for high score of B plus, as already Also, Otha Neal Burkes, 71, a Episcopal Church in ’Tappahan- hearing at the East Hartford ROCKVILLE—Mrs. Anne R. stated. bodies were found — that "sub- The 76,000-man Air Guard years to avoid public disputes. Mr. Ctoaaley was born Aug. Philadelphia Police Department stantive results can be expected nock, Virginia. session today, have been re- bo, 1896 in Rockville, a son of Frey, 85. of 19 Windemere Ave., Choir to Participate patrolman; Olen L. Burrage, 34, stands in pretty high esteem But I cannot let attacks on the in a very short time” in the Crooke is employed by Che- turned to the Manchester court FBI go unchallenged when they Albert and Florence Davis died this morning at her home. Gilead people and otherswho a trucking company operator in with these officials. She was the widow of Charles case. ney Orchard of Brimfield, Mass. for hearing on ’Thursday, Dec. are not justified. If I didn’t f^roaSley. He attended schools in attended the church Sunday Philadelphia; James T. Harris, McNamara’s emphasis, so far Frey. were met at the door by Mrs. The greatly expanded FBI Calendars for 1965 have been 10. speak out in defense of my IU>ckville and was a graduate of Mrs. Frey was bom in Po- 30, a Meridian truck driver; force intensified its Inves received by many 4-H’ers, made The cases involved the alleg^ as the Guard and Reserve are agents, I would have no morale sa v e on fin e Pa mper her with e University of Michigan. He Hollis ’Tufts imd Miss Clara Frank J. Herndon, 46, who runs abduction of Mrs. Chameroy's concerned, is on swift readiness land, Jan. 8. 1879, and lived in Ellis. ligation. available by the generosity of left in this organization." Id an executive position with a drlve-ln restaurant in Meridi- A special federal court jury two-year-old child from the for use in cold war or limited £ Rockville 69 years. She was a The Gilead choir will be in- an; Tommy A. Horne, 28, Meri- the Tolland Savings Bank, About two weeks ago Hoover <|eneral Motors Corp., Detroit,member of St. Joseph’s Church was convened in September at Stafford Savings Bank and home of her estranged husband war situations. leveled some harsh words at his cluded with the united choirs dian, owner of a plumbing firm He became disenchanted with im ported precious lingerie Midi., for about 40 years, re- and its Rosary and St. Helen’s on Dec. 20, at which time por- Biloxi to look into this case and Brtlce Termlnix of New Eng- m Tolland on Nov. 12. critics during a news conference in Bonita, Miss. them because of the slowness fjring three years ago. Societies. tions selected from Handel’s other aspects of the civil rights land. Mrs. Chameroy has pleaded attended by women reporters. Also Edgar Ray Killen, 39, a controversy that rocked Missis- with which Army Guard units, t Survivors Include his wife, Survivors include six sons. "Messiah” will be sung. Mrs. Everett Porter, Com- not guilty to charges of abduc- Some thought the words popped ^ rs. Vivian Phillips .Crossley; minister, farmer and sawmill sippi during the summer and reinforced by reservists, round- Peter Frey of Manchester, Leo If any of the Gilead peOple operator in Union; Billy Wayne munity Calendar chairman, tion of a child by parent; out on the spur of the moment, French ca lf a son, John B. Oossley o f War- fall. .* ed into shape during the 1961- J. Frey, Herman Frey and John have copies of the "Messiah,” Posey, 28, Philadelphia operator speaking of calendars, says Brockway, her cousin, has but such wasn’t the case. i}en, Mich.; two daughters, Mrs. The 23-member grand jury 1962 Berlin Crisis. Two Guard Frey, all of Manchester. Charles to lend it would be appreciated. of a Wllllamsvllle service sta- that all orders have been filled, pleaded not guilty to charges For several months Hoover William Sebon of Wilmington, Frey of Methuen, Mass., and Jo- Effort will be made to obtain reportedly decided by a one- of breaking and entering with divisions needed five months to had been smarting under re tion; Alton Wayne Roberts, 26, a but adds that anyone who has get ready after entering federal hand bags <^allf., and Mrs. Russell Clark seph Frey of Holyoke, Mass, sufficient copies for the sing- vote margin against indicting criminal intent and taking ports of criticisms from civil Meridian salesman. anyone in the slaying. not ordered but would like to service. o f Detroit; a slater, Miss Aur- three daughters, Mrs. Frank ers, in any event. Also Jimmy Snowden, 31, a get one still have a chance to away a child. rights leaders, which he felt Mia K. Crossley of Rockville; Golemba and Mrs. Elbert Ed- New church members are an- Ernest Bevan, 61. of East The defense secretary’s dissa- added up to; Meridian truck driver; Jimmy do so by calling Mrs. Porter or tisfaction with the performance qine grandchildren and one wards, both of Rockville, and ticipated at the Gilead (Jhurch, Lee Townsend, 17, Philadelphia, Mrs. Albert A. Coolidge, as Hartford, was fined $20 for in- Deriding the efforts of the Mrs. Sophie Bush 'o^ Manches- as at the Hebron First Con- toxication. He had been ar- of Army Guard-Reserve ground FBI to bring to justice the men ^reat-grandchlld. a service station attendant at tnqre are a few extra ones on sforces in the Berlin crisis, led ter; three sisters, Mrs. Sophie gregational at New Year’s and rested early this morning by guilty of slaying civil rights I Graveside services will be Willlamsvllle; and Oliver R. Events hand. directly to his late 1962 order Because she loves nice Held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Cedor and Mrs. Antoinette Laz- anyone desiring to become a Warner Jr., 64, a Meridian gro- Sunday Services Manchester police when he was workers and bombing Negro arek. both of Providence, R. I. member is asked to speak»to eliminating four under-strength homes and churches in the things , . . at Christmas and Grove Hill Cemetery. The Rev. cery store operator. This coming Sunday is uni- found leaning against a Main National Guard and four Re- Paul J. Bowman, pastor of and Mrs. Bernice Sendrowski of the pastor, Rev. John N. Ooss, versal Bible Sunday. The He- St. grocery store. South; advising Negroes not to all year round . . . the nicest Manchester; 12 grandchildren, The FBI refused to say where serve divisions, plus 781 surplus T^Tnion Congregatkmal Church, at once. In State bron and Gilead churches will take their problems to the FBI; 21 great-grandchildren and sev Service Promotion the arrested men were being and obsolete smaller units. saying most FBI agents were things you can give her are 1^ officiate. taken. It was thought they observe Holy Communion. The era! nieces and nephews. It is learned that I>onald E. In that same reorganisation Southerners who were not sym I ITie Istdd Funeral Home. 19 would be taken to Meridian for (Continued from Page One) sermon topic for the day will exquisitely fashioned slips, ’The funeral will be held Mon- Griffin Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. GOP Governors six Guard divisions and many pathetic to the Negroes’ cause I pilington Ave., is in charge of arraignment. be, "And God Said,” to be de- hundreds of lesser Guard and gowns and panties from our day at 9:15 a.m. from the Burke Donald Griffin of Hebron, has blaming the FBI when the De lents. The dead civil rights workers trustees asked the State Police livered by the pastor, the Rev. Reserve outfits were designated Funeral Home, 76 FTospect St., been promoted to boatswain’s John N. Cross. Widely Split partment of Justice decided not wonderful Van Raalte col- with a solemn high Mass of re- mate, third class, U.S. Navy, — Schwerner, 24 and Goodman, i for help in carrying out the high priority units. They were Parishioners are asked to to prosecute certain complaints quiem at St. Joseph’s Church at He is stationed at the U.S.S. 20, and Chaney, 22 — came to investigation. built up in manpower and mod- lection. Neshoba County June 21 to in- prepare for the coming Christ- On Burch Issue ern guns and equipment. The and criticizing the FBI’s coop- I H o s p i t a l N o t e s 10 a.m. Burial will be in St. Ber- Tidewater base, Norfolk, Va. eration with "segregatloniat nard’s Cemetery, Rockville. Calls for Nurse vestigate the burning of a rural TRAFFIC DEATHS mas through worship. Sunday same treatment was accorded Negro church four days earlier HARTFORD (A P)—The State school in both churches will be two other Guard divisions given police officers in law enforce- J - - - - Friends may call at the fu- Some of the local residents (Continued from Page One) ment. J visiting boors are t to 8 p.m. and the \>eating of the church Motor Vehicle Department re- at the usual time. the special missions of reinforc- neral home Sunday from 2 to 4 say that they do not know how I brother. Rio Schiavetti of Bol- State police and waves of FBI “we really are a leaderless par- gestink that more and more of Hartford; James O’Connor, cal positions, has asked Gen- of the Tri-State Callers Asso- foreman LeRoy B. Kinney, one ty, because no one has earned grams in the Hartford area. 1 34 ton; and two sisters, Mrs. Wil- agents converged on the hilly, fiation and Records for MacGre- at the intersection of Hope Val- pupil of Homer Mowe, she was the responsibilities of law en Glastonbury; James E. Collier, eral Manager Richard Martin heavily wooded area in a hunt the right to that leadership by liam Forsyth of Avon and Mrs. gor Records. ley and Reldy Hill Rds., and fof(cement should be transferred C. Matching pan tie brief, same colors, 5-7. 206 Center St.; Oscar Chetelat, to give the matter his imme- for clues. At President John- winning an election.” -. a former soloist at the Flrs'^ from local police to the FBI. RFD 1; Mrs. Alice Huy; (Charles Senkbiel of Hebron. The committees in charge of one at the intersection of Gray- But Smylie’s "dump Burch” Unitarian Church, Boston. The funeral will be held to- diate ' attention. son’s order, they soon were “ It has been Intimated that In 92 Springfield, Mass.; Mrs. Eliza- The board of directors had al- the evening’s activities Include ville and Reldy Hill Rd. Orders demand ran into instant opposi- She has appeared regularl; morrow at 10:15 a.m. from the joined by 4(X) sailors from the are for traffic going east at protecting the life of the Presi- beth Kenny, Tolland. located the sum of $24,(X)0 in Meridian Naval Air Station. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dicken- tion. with the Hartford Festival Or D. Double layer shift gown of Antron nylon, LeClerc Funeral Home, 23 Main .son, door duty; Mr. and Mrs. Hope Valley to stop at the Reldy dent of the United States,” he ADMI’TTED TODAY: Benoit the current budget, under the Former CIA Director Allen Gov. George Romney of Mich- chestra and recently sang wit motifs of coronet lace and petite bows, St., Manchester, with a Mass of Robert Dieterie, refreshment Hill intersection. Traffic head- said, ’’that federal officers Beaulieu, 125 Loomis St.; reclassification designation, and Dulles, acting as a White Hou.se igan said on his arrival at the the group at an appearance f should take Into custody every- requiem at I'l at Sacred Heart chaiiTnen, a.ssisted bv Mr. and ing south on, Reidy Hill must Lincoln (Center, New York (Jit; . edging of Val lace. Tudor rose, royal tur- Kathleen Belcher, 26 W. Mid- the MEG has asked that the troubleshooter, flew to Missis- conference Thursday night that one who might conceivably be a Church, Rt. 30, Vernon. Burial Mrs. Jack Donahue and Mr. stop before entering Grayville quoise or foam ecru, S, M, L. (Ue Tpke.; Mark Leggltt, 72 money be used for the purposes sippi for talks with Gov. Paul the Idaho governor’s proposal She has been guest soloist with threat to the President’s life 39 and Mrs. Steven Doyle. Rd. the New Britain Symphony, th" Walker S t; Arthur Coses, 4 will be in St. James’ Cemetery. intended ’ ’well before the close Johnson, other state officials for adoption of a resolution rec- when he visits a city. These beautiful handbag arrivals from France are exclusively ours Tickets for the club’.s New Boys Club Meets Hartford Symphony, the Hart- Pearl S t; Ernest Brodeur, Wil- Friends may call at the fu- of the fiscal year.” and civil rights leaders. ommending Burch's ouster was "This would mean picking up . .. and opportunely priced to save you many dollars on your Christ- Imantlc; hfi** Cecils Lavlgne, neral home tonight from 7 to MEG, last spring, presented Year’s Eve Dance and Midnight St. Peter’s Boys Qub has "Gov. Smylie’s idea, and I ford String Orchestra and Slmr - FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover •very Ctommunist, kook and mas gift budget! Superbly detailed, sleekly shaped genuine calfskin East Hartford. 9. recommendations which would paid a hurried visit to Jackson Buffet are available from any scheduled a business meeting won’t comment on it.” bury Light Opera Co. She is p BIRTHS WEDNESDAY: A bring the salaries under consid- — the state capital - - and set up member of the executive com- tonight at 7:30 at the parish Romney, saying he is a team member of the Hartford Musice 1 witli easy-to-cleanse and \’ery duralile peau de creme lining. We daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- JaiiipK John Fritz eration more in line with those a separate FBI field office for mittee. Manchester club mem- house. The club is for boys 14 player and not a political "lon- Club and was guest soloist fo show just five of many wonderful styles . . . in shades of black, bers are reminded to get their years old and older. seph Morlarty, East Hartford ROCKVILLE — James John padd by the board of education Mississippi. The state previous- er” as he has sometimes been the Festival of Sroondary brown or navy. '^plus tax. (listed erroneously as a son yes- Fritz, 16-month-old son of Pa- and by state agencies, and was ly had been divided under juris- tickets before 9 p.m. tomorrow. described, said, ’ ’This is not the Schools at Bushnell Memorial terday). trolman Herman A. and Eileen promised that updating would dictions of the Memphis and At this time, the tickets will be- Manchester Evening Herald time to read anybody out of the last spring, BIR’THS YESTERDAY: A Gallagher Fritz of 172 South be effected when a personnel New (jrleans field offices. come available to members of Hebron correspondent Miss party.” George is also a soloist at daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dew- St., died ye.sterday at Children’s director was hired. From 60 to 60 FBI agents other clubs. Earl Johnston will Susan B. Pmdleton, telephone The important thing, he add- Immanuel Church. He is a na- 228-3454. ey McCamen, Tolland; a son to Hospital, Boston. At a meeting on Wednesday, were assigned full-time to the be the caller for the New Year’s ed, is to bring all elements in tive of West Hartford and for- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bunce, 4 Survivors, besides his par- the gp~oup voted unanimously office with several score others Eve dance. The dance and buf- under one tent. mer soloist'at Asylum Hill Ckm- Mary Lane, Vernon; a daughter ents, include a brother, Keith that, "now that Leonard T. Var- brought into the stale on tempo- fet will be from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. In contrast. Gov. John H. gregatlonal (Jhurch. He studies’ to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham- W, Fritz, and a sister, Lynne don has been appointed to the rary duty. Public Records Chafee of Rhode Island, who voice with Ruth Ekberg c lin of East Hartford. M. Fritz, both at home; his post, priority be given to the Acting on a mysterious tip, won re-election by the highest Springfield and Muriel Ainle,” a b e-Fittin g g i f t ... BIR’THS TODAY: A son to maternal grandparents, Mr. matter of reclassification.” FBI agents on Aug. 4 uncovered plurality scored by any GOP of Hartford. He is a graduate c ' Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Ken- and Mrs. Charles J. Gallagher the bodies of the youths about 20 About Town Warrantee Deeds gubernatorial candidate, said he the American International Col- nedy, 84 Village St. Rockville. of Canterbury; and his paternal feet from the top of an earthen Douglas R. Pemberton and is willing to back a resolution lege. le g size stockin gs DISCHARGED YESTER- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. dam on ” Od Jolly Farm.” All Jean L. 5*emberton to Francis demanding Burch’s ouster. He attended the Berkshire DAY: Mrs. Mary McOirthy, Leclerc, Quisli Memorial Mass Desimone and Beverly Desi- Herman A. Fritz of Rockville. three had been shot. Chaney, There will be a Mas.s of He said a successor to the na- Music Center, Tanglewood, and Hartford; Raymond McCarthy, A Mass of the Angels will the Negro, had .been beaten. requiem for the repose of the mone, property at 19 S. H|w- tional chairman should be cho- participated in the choral and fro m our Ch rist m as 84 Deerfield Dr.; Thomas Mc- be celebrated at St. Bernard’s Named to Posts Dr. David Spain, a New York thorne St. sen who is acceptable to the opera departments. He more re- Carthy, 41 Strickland St.; Mrs. .soul of Peter B. MeSweeney 3 Church, Monday at 9 a.m. Bur- pathologist, examined (jhaney's tomorrow at a.m. at St. Daniel Pantaleo to Leon Cies- GOP governors, whom he de- cently appeared in the Hartt Op- Ix>retta Haberern, Coventry; Waller N. Leclerc and Ray- body. 8 ial will be in Grove Hill Ceme- Bridget's Chureh. zynskl, property off Oak St. scribed as generally piarty era Theater’s production of Ben- co liectio n by f w ro p her in Mrs. Grace Demers, 387 Bum- tery at the convenience of the mond T. Quish have been re- ” In my extensive experience Ross G. Siddell and Evelyn "moderates.” jamin Britten’s "Albert Herr- ham S't.; Andrew Noske, 33 family. appointed the posts of sub-regis- of 25 years as a pathologist and ing.” British Americdn Club will M. Siddell to Raymond E. Gard- On the other hand. Gov. Cliff Oourtland S t; Fred CJaiston- The White-Gibson Funeral ters, with the authority to issue as a medical examiner. I have ner and Mildred A. Gardner, P. Hansen of Wyoming said "no guay. West Hartford; Mrs. sponsor a dance for members our w orm , fle e cy Home, 65 Elm St., is in charge burial permits, for the terms, never witnessed bones .so and guests tomorrow from 9 property at 523 Adams St useful purpose would be Mary Garibaldi, Box Mt. Rd., severely shattered except in of arrangements. Nov. 2, 1964 to Nov. 7, 1966. p.m. to 1 a.m. Charlie 'Var- Everett L. Beardsley and served” by any action of the Coventry Bolton; Timothy Briggs, 60 The appointments were made tremendously . high speed acci- There will be ng_x calling rick's orchestra will play. Jean S. Beardsley to Rop.s G governors in demanding g if t ro b e Jaivls Rd.; Harriet Randall, hours. ' ' by Town <31erk Edward Tomklel, dents such as airplane crash- Burch’s ouster. Columbia; Donald Riendeau, 3 with the approval of General es,” he reported. Siddell and Evelyiv.M. Siddell, The Army and Navy Club ” I think Mr. Burch will resign Couple File Stone St., Rockville; ' Mrs. Manager Richard Martin, as re- ’The three youths had been property at 49 Mountain Rd. Harlan L. Reycroft has tickets available for the if he does not have majority By EVELY N PEA RSO N Mary Negri, Glastonbury; Bru- quired by state ...atutes. shot with a 38-caliber pistol, the Hazeltine E. Bjorkman to El- Aluminum Walkers ANDOVER—Harlan L Rey- Ice Follies Show in New Haven support of the party,” Hansen In Bankruptcy no Ladyga, 39 Horton Rd.; Mrs. croft, 71, of West Hartford, fa- lsworth A. Mitten, property at said. For Sale and Rent Rachel Belanger, 61 Welling- on Sunday, 'fransportatioh will 37 Hollister St. ther of Mrs. Philip Denoncourt be furnished. For additional In- ton Rd.; Mrs. Adeline DeCarll, of Andover, died yesterday at Robert Allen to Robert J. Al- Ralph W. Peters Sr. and his Ellington. his home. foi-mation contact the club- len and Helen T. Allen, proper- wUe, Priscilla, of Merrill Rd., house. . D I S C H A R G E D TODAY: Other .survivors include his f/. 5 ., Soviet Avoid ty off New Bolton Rd. Driver Arrested have filed voluntary petitions 14.98 Donald McLennon, 66 Hilltop wife, a son, a daughter, three of bankruptcy in U.S. District A duplicate bridge game will Administrator’s Deed Dr.; Mrs. Emogene Aborn, El- brothers, seventeen grandchil- James S. Taylor, admiplstra- On Signal Count Court in HarUord. lington; Randall Newbury, dren and a great-grandchild. be conducted tonight at 7:45 in Peters, the operator of Pete’s Head-On UN Clash the basement rooms at 39 School tor of the estate of Margaret Cuddly fleece of Amel triacetate, ny- Wapping; Chrlstophore Ander- Funeral .services will be held Hall Taylor, to Robert W. Tay- Chevron, 29 McNall St.. Man- • n. Wapping; Linda Holcomb, St. George Perry of South Wind- Failure to obey traffic sig- chester, from Jan. 17 to June. lon and rayon for soft, lightweight 6 tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the chap- lor and Nancy C. Taylor, prop- seamless walking sheer 161 Oak S t; Miss Jane Behnke, assembly Article 19 of the U.N. sor will supervise the play. The nal was the charge in an arrest 31, 1963, listed on the petition k y of St. John’s Episcopal (Continued from Page One) erty at 10-12-14 Cross St. warmth ori^the chilliest nights! Faeh- 178 E. Center S t; Jon Lebel, Charter, which specifies that game is stxmsored by the Man- made by poliqe today after in- liabilities at $26,549.42 and as- 1.35 -Church, 679 Farmington Ave., Attachment 7 >/4 Village St.. Rockville^ We.st Rartford. The Rev. The,; Soviets and the ' Ameri­ any nation tj^’o years .behind in ^chester 'Y^.CA and is open to vestigation^ of an accident do- sets at.r$200. . ' \ ioned with a cardigan neckline, gath- • Hartford Federal Savings curring at 9:20 a.m. at Center seamless roAgi-lace mesh i^i. SIss Helena .Korycihska, 14Q Charles W .,, Wilding St. can!) agreed T u ^ d iy that the its “assessments lodes its assem- ’the public. ’ ' '• His wife noted liablimes at ered yoke and flower appliqqes. Grip- ; E. Main. St, Rockvillff Jdrs. John’j Episcopal Qhurch will of- bly, vote. It would set up, a re- and L«an Assdclation against St. and W. Middle. .Tpke. $23,634.13 with assets of $10. assbrnbly’ .would prt^ed tqith HarpW and Hazel McGary, According to police, Richard Bbba .Oleiihey, 448'*'W. Middle ficiate. Burial will be , in Sol- view board to work out a meth- The VFW will sponsor a dance . Ajpea creditor^ listed >*^y the . ' , • ' Give her the stockings per closing. Completely w,A*ba.bleJ JP noncontroverslai business -r^ ^pt W. Lemlejix, 40, of $5 Finley ' A pke.; John Greeh, 22 John dier’s Field, Falrvlew Cemetery, od for financing futurj peaces for mcmbers'artd guests tomor- property at 167 Oakland 6t., palp on theirpetltlons--include: -' seamles6,.,dress ^Ireer, . that wilF^ive her the fireworks pink, copen blue or honey 3r., Rockville; Mrs. Elizabetih West Hartford. With full mili- requiring vo tes^ while negbtla- keeping operations and.H would row'from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the $2,5(X). . St., driving west on Center .St. Verhon NaUonal Bank, $727.26", ; heel and-toe- 1.50 , " Henny, Tolland; Rocco Dabate, tary honors. tpTs worked on 'Uie financial 41- establish a ’’rescue fund” to post home. Music will be pro- Building Permits toward the traffic slgnaV went Sears, Roebuck in Manchester, tnodt intimate f ft-she’s beiger S;^M, L. [ , u Irving Bt.; Antonio Clerreto, Friends mqy call at the New- spute. ' '. ' '' which all members could com vided by "The Classics.” To Charles H. Phillips, al- through a red light, striking a $528.35; W. G. Grant, Rock- with seams, 40 denier, terations to dwelling at 47 Es- car operated by Paul F. Cos- ever known! . Choose WUIlmantic; Jamgs Hyk nd, kirk and Whitney Funeral A 12-natlon "financial crisis” tribute voluntarily. ville, $186.01 and Manchester. cotton sole 1 .3 5 prlnltield, MasA^ William Homo, 776 Farfnlngton Ave., conynittee of the ‘Aslan-African The rescue fund actually A free dance and buffet for sex St., $1,000. grove, 32, of 25 Marlon Dr., Memorial Hospital, $106.08. her most be-fitting leg ellody, Wapping; Mrs. Phyl- West Hartford, tonight from 7 group has proposed a compro- would iJe used to cover the dtefl- members of the American Le- To Dr. R. W. Stoker, altera- who had already enterM the Area creditors for Peters in- BHlund, East Hartford; EU- to 9. mise plan to break-the financial clt on the Omgo and Middle gion and. their guests will be tions to dwelling at 110 Main intersection. clude Winkler Auto Parts, Man- size: Brev, Modite or sth Hurley, 4 Grandview The family suggests that cadlock. Informed sources said East peacekeeping operations. held tomorrow night at the St.. $600. No injuries were reported, al- bhester, $149.77, and M and i : MEDCO SURGICAL Diichess • . ./ sr., Rockville; Patrick Luck, those who' wish to d o ' so may the United States and the Soviet This would allow the Soviets to Legion Home, Leonard.St., from To Forbes , Inc. (for Mrs. though both vehicles had to be Oil Service, Bolton, $248.41. towed from the scene. SUPPLY C O . s; Mrs. Marcia Reiley and contribute to the Hartford Union have accepted the plair pay their share without admit- 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. .Music will be Lewis Marte, alterations to The petitions will be present-. 840 MAIN STREET ugfater, 54 Academy St.; Mrs. Heart Association, 310 Collins but with conflicting conditions. ting formally what they were by Mike Oates and'his orches- dwelling at 22 Benton St., Court appearance for Le- ed to Saul Seidman, referee in MANCHESTER, CONN. Jsaa Maletta and son. Stoics. St., Hartford The plan would outlaw for this paying for. > tra. $150. mieux is set for Deq. 14. bknkruptcy. rAGB IWBLVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGRBSTBR, GONN« FRIDAV. DECEMBER 4 ,1M4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER. 4,1964 PAGE THIRTEEN

second in a series of three Ad-1 New Movie Harry conveiga. Region Planners May Make Coventry vent services at 7:30 pjn. New Music, Producer of "Dear Heart” la Wednesday at the Lutheran Martin ManuUs, making an im- Church by the Rev. Mr. Wil- DOTH pressive debut in films after a Arecf,Tax Structure Study Fund for Church Building kins. A similar program will Old Words Dear Heart distinguished career in televi- be held samo time and place on STORES sion — "Playhouse 90” . The Dec. 16. It any plan to guide tbe da-^ning agency*! program commit* Briefa Jjiy director is Delbert Mann, who 85 East Center St. ^o Benefit from Public Sale OPEN A OverKTLQ Like Marty, continues the skill he showed velopment ot the entire Capitol tee in developing plans for the Nathan Hale Square Club with "M arty," whlc)i won him At Summit S t Region i! to be accepted, it coming year. will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday EVERY TAHLEQUAH, OkU. (AP) — an Oscar. Most o f ' the agency repre* Church Communlty^Juring the worship hour at the Masonic Hall In Merrow. 4 A Sleeper HHEEKEND CASH AND CABBY SPECIAL must be made “financially rea- FAIRWA' senUUves who had attended n ie words ars ancient Indian, Geraldine Page has won Mouse building fund of the Sec- be held In the Church A study period for residents Academy nominations for three aonable” for the 29 region com- discussion meetings diulng the ond Congregatloiisl Church will munlty House. NIOHT Z but tbe music is modem rock ‘n’ of town will be held Tuesday HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Evle of her four previous films — [miniature _ munitiea. Town Meeting for Tomorrow re- benefit from a public salg from Dr. and Mrs. Fred Doyle from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at (Coven- /jjisr. Jackson is the kind of a woman "Hondo,” "Summer and Thi! meana, Mrs. Dorothy Ja- ported general approval of the 6:80 p.m. to 9 p.in. Monday at have presented the church with try High School library apon- TILL i “You have your problems, who knoews everyone in her car Smoke,” "Sweet Bird of Youth” CARNATIONS Bunch 1«59| cobson told the Capitol keglon agency among those who were the Church Community House. a double silver tea serving act. aored oy the achooTs Library trying to describe Fats Domino by the time she gets off the — and she is likely to make it Planning Agency last night, aware of its activities, but only The Gleaners Circle of the This was used when the church (Club, Sodalitas Libraria. in the Cherokee language,” says train. She telephones welcome four out of five with her Evle that regional towns will only because they realised it now church will hav^ a Christmas honored its new members taken has no authority to enforce its Wesley Proctor, a full-blooded messages to be delivered to her- Jackson. She is always in com- accept open space reservations sale of holiday items left over in during the past year and Manchester Evening Herald RIBBONZENE mand of'th,e character, making within their borders, or make pl^. will in the future be used for Cherokee Indian who is disc self, so people at the hotel won’t OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY] from the fair the church groups Coventry ‘ correspondent, F. (Gift Ribbon) jockey on a regular program think she’s lonely. She knows Evie touching without being new investments in public utili- Tne agency, comprising 29 held ' last month. These items chuhsh social events. It will be every ben boy by name and has pathetic. ties necessary to support high- communities centered on Hart- will be at reduced prices. The kept at the Church Community Pauline Little, telephone Jumbo Roll, Assorted Colors broadcast by station KTL^ in ford, has the authority only to the Cherokee language. herself paged in the lobby. Glenn Ford makes the most of dcnklty development, if there is women will also have available House. 742-6231. She Is a smalltown post- his role as the romantically con- ;;o“m e 'ih i;in Y o f‘'ii;;ir“ copies of their cookbook The Ladles'. Association of KTLQ also broadcasts three fused salesman, providing as to its member towns. ’The town the First Congregational news programs in Cherokee master — she prefers the title den. "What’s Cooking in Coventry” convincing a performance as he 'i this end, Mrs. Jacobson may In turn choose to ignore for the benefit of the same Church will have an all day Including each week. to postmistress which sounds 0 the recommendations. Be modern with racy to her. In New York on a has given in years. He is an ac- proposed that the Capitol Re- fund. work session starting at 11 a.m. It’s not surprising that they tor of more insight and sensitiv- FLETCHER B U S S CO OF MANCHESTER Some doubts were expressed Heads Scandid Wednesday In the vestry. All 26 SATURDAY would find an audience. This is convention, she strives desper- gion Planning Agency begin a last night about the representa* Anyone wishing to purchase TONIGHT and SAT, ONLY! ity than he has been given cred- study of ways for "redistribut- Mias Carol Ann Werdelln of the cook books may. contact interested women are invited the historic capital of the Cher- ately to Involve herself with oth- tiveness of the delegates chosen to attend. Turnpike Plaza ^ er people’s lives and to avoid it for. ing property taxes or providing 49 Pleasant St. was elected either Mrs. Lucius A. PetUngUI 705 Middle 1 okee nation, established after ’The rest of the cast performs 'When You Think of Glassy I 649-4521 to attend the ’Town Meeting. Christmas Party Slated the tribe was moved from its the dutches of three old-maid new taxes” for the region’s mu- Raymond P. Houle, a plan- last night chairman of Scandia Jr. or Mrs. Ronald E. Edmond- Turnpike E. ^ ably, especially Angela Lansbu- Coventry Garden Club will Next to ^ native 6eorgia and Alabama hanies who want her in their Think of Fletcher*’ Ghphbmi nicipalities. ning and zoning commission Lodge, Order of Vasa. She la son. ’The books are also avail- have Its Christmas party Tues- ry as Ford’s too-understanding Popular Mkt. ^ lands in the 1800s, brldge-and-gossip matches. She Mrs. Jacobsen, one of Man- member from Andover, said he able in the basement of the day at Fiano’g Restaurant in also tries to avoid the trap of fiancee, and Michael Anderson the youngest member of the church after the Sunday wor- An estimated 10,000 people of Jr. as her kookle son. chester’s representatives to the was not aware that any An- Bolton. Members are to meet A. A. .Ad another convention idyll with a NOW AT OUR regional planning agency, of- dover residents had been asked lo^'.ge ever chosen for this post. ship services. at noon at the home of Mrs. Indian descent speak the Cher- handsome married man. okee language in the five-county fered her suggestion to the to attend the sessions. A daughter of Mrs. Edna H. Circle Sets Yule Party Charles W. Strant on Bread The Gleaners Circle will have area served by KTLQ. It’s estl- Evle Jackson is oi\e of the NEW LOCATION agency’s program committee at However, the planning agency Werdelin and the late Helmer and Milk St., or at Flono’s by its Christmas party at 7 p.m. niated 30 per cent of adult Cher- world’s lonely crowd. She is a meeting of the agency last did unanimously adopt a resolu- V. Werdelln, she succeeds Mrs. 12:30 p.m. Those attending are FOR YFAR \m j GIFT TIES Tueisday in the Church Com- okees speak and read in their portrayed brilliantly by Geral- night. tion proposed by Lavltt, endors- Elvira Anderson. Officers will to bring a $1 gift for Christ- ROUND dine Page in a fine new film RIBBONS—PAPEB 54 M cKEE STREET ing the Town Meeting for To^ be installed Jan. 7. munity House jointly with the mas exchange. own language, the only native Her proposal was one of a Fragment Society of the CONVENIENCE Indian tongue which has its own bearing the Innocuous title of XMAS CARDS half dozen that was suggested morrow as ” an outstanding suc- The newly elected chairman The Rev. Wilhelm H. Wil- "Dear Heart.” The original ti- cess.” church, in the form of a pot- alphabet. as the result of a recent metro- is a 1962 graduate of Manches- kins, pastor of the Prince of tle, "The Out-of-Towners,” OPEN THURS. NICHTS T IU 9 • One Immediate outcome of the luck supper. Mrs. James H. Peace Lutheran Chuch, Mis- MOEN FAUCETS Proctor, a student at North- ARTHUR DRU6 politan conference sponsored by ter Hig’i School and is a key- Ameling is chairman and Mrs seems more fitting, but Warner Town Meeting wm a request punch operator at Connecticut souri Synod, will attend the eastern State College here, be- Brothers apparently made the LARGER QUARTERS and MORE FARKINO the Greater Hartford Chamber that the capitol region planning Ruth French co-chairman. As- For Shower & Bath came an Indian disc Jockey Mutual Life Insurance Co., all day meeting Tuesday of the switch to cash in on the haunt- AREA TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE o f Commerce—the Town Meet- agency tuidertake a study of air sisting with arrangements are Coimecticut Valley Pastoral i through college. Northeastern ing title theme written by Hen- ing for Tomorrow conducted in pollution in the area. Hartford. She has been an ac- Mrs. Theunea T. Ck>oper and Conference In Bristol. has an academic study group ry Mancini and Livingston- Hartford from Nov. 19 to 21. •The request, submitted by the tive member of the lodge and Mrs. William F. Trueman. BANTLY OIL CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Tuesday at 7:30 p.m, the ex- FUEL OIL I TURTLENECKS $150$3.98 ^ called the Carnegie Foundation Evans. •The planning agency’s pro- Wethersfield Town Council and was recently selected to repre- , Mrs. Cooper will be in charge Cross Cultural Study Project, a RANGE ecutive building committee of 331 Main Street "Dear Heart” by any name gram committee has delayed Its backed by the health depart- sent Scandia at a Carlson Sem- of a social Christmas devotion- the church will meet at the four-year program delving into GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Phone 649-4595 seems to be the most promising recommendations for a pro- ments of Hartford, will ^ con- inar In Wlckford, R. I. al program. Ehitertainment will The public Is invited to the the processes by which a person sleeper since "Marty,” which it FUEL OIL MIRRORS (Firepkie* and Doer) gram for the coming year imtll sidered for the planning agenr Others elected are Mra. Wil- be provided by a quartet of learns to speak another lan- resembles. the results of the conference cy’s forthcoming program. liam Orr, vice chairman; Mrs. women from the Norwich Dis- guage. Cookie Tea Benefits Children’s Services What makes it so good? In the become available. Mrs. Jacob- Jay M. Freink, secretary; Miss trict Laurelaires. The Cherokees are ideal for GASOLINE PICTURE FRAMING (all fypM) Mrs. Clarence Rush, left Mrs. Robert Beach, center and Mrs. William Glenney fill containers beginning it was a script by Tad son, a member of Manchester’s Carol Miffitt, assistant secre- Sermon Topic Listed he study. An estimated 90 per Mosel which is human without ‘'Dreamers smd Doers” will Smart People Everywhere “ Give ’n Get” cent were literate In their own with cookies for the annual cookie tea of the Manchester Auxiliary of Children's Services of WINDOW and PLATE GLASS town planning agency, was a I tary; William Orr, financial Connecticut. 'The event will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Beach, 143 Boul- being sentlmentel. It tells paral- discussion leader at the confer- BOY SCOUT secretary; Miss CJarol Torsten- be the sermon topic of the Rev. language a century ago and lel stories of Evie Jackson, the der Rd. ’Those attending will be admitted for one batch of Christmas cookies. They may then BANTLY OIL CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK ence. son, assistant financial secre- James H. Amellrfg, pastor of Cherokee still is the primary busybody who admits she "goes the Second Congregational SAMSONITE language In many homes in this purchase hand-decorated containers and fill them with an tuisortment of cookies of their ( O M I V W V . INC. MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS A whole set of recommenda- Notes and News tary, Iver Carlson, tresisurer. own choice. Dessert and coffee will be served. Proceeds will benefit the Children's Services on too long,” and Harry Mork, Church, during the 11 a.m. wor- area. the greeting-card salesman who tions was proposed last night Also, Miss Justlna Johnson, For Christmas . . . of Connecticut, a social agency providing adoption services, family and child counseling, ri i i:. \ iN sTiJi:i: ' i When You ’Think Of Glass, Think Of Fletcher by Vernon’s representative to master of ceremonies; Mrs. ship service here Sunday. Cherokee children leam Eng- has been promoted to a New Greeting after the service will lish in schools — and the study placement of children in foster homes, and aid to unwed mothers. Mrs. Alexander Mannella ES’TIMATES GLADLY GIVEN the planning agency, Seymour Cub Pack 152 Louise Johnson, assistant mas- is chairman of the tea. She will be assisted by Mrs. William Belmore, Mrs. Robert Dennison, York job and plans to marry an .M ltdidl !I-!.)!),". ' be Mrs. Wilfred E. Hill, deacon- group is teaching Cherokee in Altoona, Penn., widow. Inevita- Lnvltt Cub Scout Pack 152 recently ter of ceremonies; Mrs. Rose Mrs. Philip Holway, Mrs. Charles House, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Robert Starkel and Mrs, Bernard i»uch \ illf TI{ .'j-.'!L!7l met at Bowers School Audito- ess, and Ronald E. Edmondson, some schoolrooms. "W e have been too hesitant Davison, chaplain; Mra. Edna deacon. The nursery service The radio broadcasts started Waldman. (Herald photo by Pinto.) to volunteer our Ideas outside rium. Werdelin, iner guard, John Poi- last February, twice a week. of agency meetings,” Lavltt •The highlight of the meeting son, outer guard. ” By June the program was AFL-CIO Committee on Political ficit of $3,679 after spending charged. (Consequently, he siiid, was the jud^ng and awarding Also, Carl Thoren, trustee for gretting so heavy on local copy Dodd Paid Out Education. $9,177, the agency’s sole tool—Its pow- of prizes for the Cub Scout three years; Herbert Bengtson, Genius Project. John Gearhart and ^ many persOTis were com- The largest individual contri- ers of persuasion—was not auditor for three years; Harry The cost of pro - Goldwater Jr. won in the eight-year-old municating through the pro- $63,100 More, bution, $10,(KK), came from Mr. television broadcasts by Miss being adequately used. H. 'Thoren. delegate to Vasa gram that we decided to en- and Mrs. Patrick Frawley. For- division, William Maurer Jr. In Vivien Kellems totaled $6,864, it "If we were willing to en- the nine-year-old division and Park; John Poison, alternate large,” says Dr. Bob ’Thomas, mer U. S. Sen. William Benton was reported. courage a little controversy at delegate to Vasa Park, and field director of the study But Won Post (Jharles Dibble Jr. In the ten- contributed .<12.500; B. D. Gilbert our meetings we could stir up Miss June Werdelln, pianist. project. contributed $5,000; Charles H. year-old division. MINOW ELECTED some interest In the newspa- Dante (Sates received a wolf Now KTLQ broadcasts an HARTFORD (AP)—U. S. Sen. Kaman, bead of Kaman Air- pprs,” he said. hour-long ChertAee record show Thomas J, Dodd's campaign craft, gave $4,000. Morton Dow- PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The badge .and Richard Mitchell a cost $63,100 more than John Curtis Publl.shlng Co. has elect- ff^avltt also reconunended that bear badge Denner stripes Chaminade Sets on Saturday and a half-hour ney contributed $1,000 and Gene the plaxming agency serve as Sunday variety show. Lodge's unsuccessful campaign Tunney, $1,500 ed Newton N. Minow, former were awarded to Dante Gates, chairman of the Federal Com- go-between to circulate infor- Assorted Milk and jjce O O Hiner Doublehead, a 1950 to unseat him. ’The bulk of the campaig^n’s 'Thomas St. Laurent, Edward Yule Program munications Commission, a STRIKE’S OVER! mation about regional and state Manning, Marty Ferrica and Dark Chocolate Lb. ~ I * Northeastern State graduate Reports filed Wednesday with cost, $110,069, was for radio, ' affairs to the towns In a ’’pal- ALSO VELOUR PULLOVERS and a Cherokee, does the three director of the firm, filling a Stephen Galvin. Assistant Ren- the Secretary of State’s office television, outdoor display and atable form.” Ronald Erickson and Cyrus FROM DENMARK. ' newscasts, translating news vacancy left by the death of ners were Walter Backus, Rog- showed that organizations back- newspaper advertising. A politi- Walter D. Fuller last month. And suggested that the agen- Tompkins will be guest soloists copy in English into the Indian ing Dodd spent $194,003 in help- Cars Are Rolling Into er Andrulat and Charlea Back- cal poll conducted by Elmo Minow also was appointed cy accept the responsibility of , Monday at 8 p.m. at the Christ- I tongue. He reads copy over be- ing re-elect him. us. Masterpieces Give Samtonite Silhouette. The Roper Associates cost $8,710. spiecial counsel by the publish- proposing alternatives to the I mas program of the Chaminade luggage that has crisp vitality, Samsonite fore he goes on the air, but does Some $130,903 was spent in be- ' Musical Club In the sanctuary Among other reports filed ing company. He had been re- two forms of local-regional gov- sophistication, slender elegance. NASSIFF ARMS CO. rot make a written translation half of Dodd’s opponent. Thursday on campaign expenses Canada Eclipaet Cheops at Trinity Covenant Church. in Miniature before broadcast. tained la.st Nov. 13 as a consul- ernment discussed at the Tovra The Democratic senator’s was one from the Citizens for tant on mergers and acquisi- Meeting for Tomorrow. 1 The program la open to the pub- A clean uncluttered look. Silhou- "THE HOUSE OF SPORTS” Most of the Cherokees in this campaign ended with a $6,663 SILHOUEHE Goldwater-Miller showing a de- tions. • According to Lavltt, parti- MONTRKAL — As much 1 11c. Refreshments will be served. ette luggage is made with a scuff- area speak English now, though deficit. The Lodge deficit was MORIARTY BROTHERS 991 MAIN STREET ( rock and dirt were moved In a Excerpts from Handel's "Mes- resistant, stain-resistant finish and many —like Proctor and Doub- cipants In the conference fa- $34,879. vored either maintaining sep- mouth to the site of Canada’s I slab” will be presented, and krttLS AwetoeRAte strong lightweight magnesium lehftad — learned only Cherokee Contributions to the Dodd "The Luggage That Open Tonight tlU 9:00 arate town governments or go- 1967 world exhibition as 100,000 "Childe Jesus,” a cantata by frames. Locks are hidden. Inte- at home and had to be taught campaign included $16,000 from MI.4IATURI CHOCOLATBS ing directly to some form of Egyptians moved In 20 years Clokey. riors arc designed for wrinkle- f •ler..* English in school. But, the study a labor - management testimo- to build the Cheops Pyramid. Erickson will sing "Every Sets The Pace group researchers say, “ Many nial dinner; $10,000 from the metropolitan government. free packing. Choose from seven There is, however, a whole Valley Shall Be Exalted,” and smart colors for Ladies. Two Cherokees would rather speak New Haven Democratic Town TROOPERS PROMOTED Tompkins will give a recitative Far Luxury!" through an interpreter if they Committee; $7,450 from the range of possibilities between masculine finishes for Men. Every ounce... a these two extremes that should HARTFORD (AP)—State Po- and alng "Thus Saith the Lord” have something important to Democratic Senate Campaign lice (Commissioner Leo J. and "But Who May Abide the say.” Committee and $5,0(X) from the be investigated, he said. He marLOW Priced From proposed the planning agency Mulcahy annotinced today the Day of His Coming.” ’The guest r singers will also be pairt of a miarCi, *plus tax publicize the oUier passibilities. promotion of three troopers to 901 MAIN ST.—G48-5S21 I •19.95* Other agency members sec- the rank of lleuten^t. quartet Including Ruth Staum and Iona IngersoII and sing Prescription Pharmacy I onded Lavitt’s call for greater They are; NO TWO Sgt. Meriil Johnson, assigned “Glory of the Lord,” and “Glory effort to contact the residents to G^.” Charlotte Gray will of member towns. to the communications division ______at headquarters. A resident of sing “Come Unto Him.” The In the early phases of the "Halleujah Chorus” will be sung conference, they agreed, many ’ North Grosvenordale he Is a 13 by the singers and audience. ALIKE 11 of the participants did not un- I y#®r veteran of the State Police Members of the Chaminade in quality and derstand the Capitol Region De^rtment. 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f AGiB h jU R T B EN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1964 -nr*4- MANUHESTBB iVBitINO ffiSSALD; ItANOHlSnilB. GONH. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1964 PAGE FIFTBBN UHTLS SPORTS BY ROU80N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AMw«r *1 Pmfaw iiiglit when the final eurtaih Tax Installment CastGood deeeended. The ballet, which F OR RENT w Colonia l Am erica Hearing, Town Okay showed up In Act rv of this 8 and 16 mm. Movie ?roJeo- production, was well ohor«o- Due by Feb. 1 toro—eomid er sileiit, alae you must ar ead rt\ ir x Acao» rafuUUoo frilphsd and wsU.-ptrfonnsd. 35 -mm. slide projectors. 40 Nothing m In ^Manon* A LOT OPCOU3 WATEA HA« W R O N G — t W A S i ^ n R e m e m b e r IPatriek ----- A Carlo Mors8c6 conducted and With th'e last installment of D O lN S A S TR E TC H ! X c o r r e c t l V . im ’ 6Huibind of 41Tre« LTIc^il Next Renewal Steps the orchestra sounded a little W ELD O N DRUG C O . ^OWfiO UNMR 1H' BFiOAE 42 Number town taxes due Jan. 1 and de- A f f MANY A TRUCK LOAD OP, W AS A N IS H T S H I F T CAR D SAID KOU PocohontM 44SulTlx :hmi-i It was a luxurious and aump- hnecurs and a little heavy, too. 901 Main St—'TeL 646-11691 DEPirry in Th' sow.' 11 Nonmonl Ticn linquent after Feb. 1, approxi- 4C0TCH HAS 60NC OMERIT We r e l a i o u i » 45 Orampua tuoua “Manon” by Massenet This la a rathar difficult score, had charsb of a F O R < l> C < 13 Yearnen 47 Sam Houiton'a r_Tw ; The North End urban renewal projwt will ,be the that held th« boards at the mately 67 per cent of property SINCE WE'VE s e e n y o u , 14 Dank rp something beyond the enlarged WALL FLOWER TA N K - m o n t h s atate (ab,) taxes have already been paid sssaw.’c r '^ JA K E / TH ’ LAST WE ON A 15 Wampanoag 4tNauUcai drag Isi r j M E iubject of a public hearing to be conducted by the Man- Bushnell last evening. Com- guitar parta ao eonunon in you KNOW,FOR SOYS H ip A IL M E N T Into the town’s coffers, ac- h e a r d f r o m M30 W A^A aachem (2 wordi) I I dhester Redevelopment Agency sometime in January pared to this ohe, tM teat pro- VertU, and a hit more rehearsal HI lend its formal taxes as of Nov. SO, against 30c 39 Table scrap in depth through eleven others 30 Pairs 6 Persian coin 31 Alas (Oer.) 50 Bone ' sanction by altering the town’s Totra Sued Free Under an estimated Income of $6,878,- 33 Kenucky . 7 Cricket side 32CasUe 61 Product o f . who all turned in better than 853. Receipts for town fire courtyardi colonial New ' master plan to fit the renewal average performances. Alto- pioneer 8 Boy's name plan. district taxes as of the same H. PASQUALINI 34 And lo on (ab.) 9 Edging! 33 New----- . England ' gether It was a bang-up pro- Huge Bond date amount to $233,064, 35 Head part 10 Venerate . Louisiana 65 Symbol for Although the redevelopment Over Water T E L 6 4 4^6 0 4 35Place_apart ' radium # duction that mightily pleas^ a against total estimates of $41S,r 34 lioKical 12 Southern state agency has not been formally near-capacity crowd. 246 Avery St., Wapplng notlfl^, The Associated Frees 511. 16 8 1^ |l0 Water, and its alleged short- Oddly enough I wasn’t so cer- (Continaed from Page One) The Specal Downtown Tax- reported from Washington ear- tain that it would turn out this lier this week that the town’s age, is the basis of a $2,500 dent Clark Kerr said the Free ing District, with an estimat- way when the curtain rose. ed Income of $24,542, has al- • tWWWMWllSA 11 12 13 application for funds to under- damage suit being brought Speech Movement’s sit-in nttsMi. Ik . Luigi Velluccl and William ready received taxes totaling tM. Off. S a \l talu the North End project has against the town by a Glaston- Beck as the noblemen accom- amounted to “ anarchy by a $13,670. HOMt w been approved. bury couple, Mr. and Mrs. John panied by three actresses por- willful majority of radical stu- S W E E T H O M E dents.” Machel cautions taxpayers to W A N T E D iz-Vl The town must officially ap- M. Leslie^ trayed by Beverly Christitmsen, make sure that their second- ALLY OOP TO 3AKE- = Police arrested 801 students CLEAN LATE MODEL BY V. T. HAMLIN • nw kf mK >m prove the redevelopment plan Matilda Nfckel and Ruth Car- half installments reach his of- El before any Federal Urban Re- The Leslies contend, in an ac- as they sprawled on three floors fice by Feb. 1. Failure to pay tion returnable to East Hart- ron did very well with the open- of Sproul Hall. They were taken' ...ITS TIM E TtDU Y E S SIR...THE newal Ag«icy funds are forth- ing scene from a standpoint of by that date will result In a USED CARS RETL1RNEP1D SO O N E R TH E coming, however. ford Circuit Court 12, that, on away in buses and bril bonds June 27, 1962, they signed a music, but there was a curious penalty of one-half of one per B ETTE R! Ih e first step — the public were set ss high as $800 for TO P PRICES PAID ELEM E NT O F \ YOU BACK V NOW." 128 five-year lease for a town- feeling of unrest and insecurity. cent Interest per month, dat- 24 hearing by the town’s renewal some. W N OSAUBS A N P \ TO M O O l owned, nine-room house on Nothing untoward occurred ing back to July 1. agency — must await formal Stephen Weissman, chairman F OR ALL MAKES CM/tBSl Mountain Rd. In Glastonbury, at and finr.lly Robert Falk appear- of a committee representing Although tax payments are CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER notification of the federal ed as the innkeeper to sing with made In two installments, July agency’s action. Edward Ryb- an annual renUl of $1,000, with teaching assistants and gradu- the rights of usage of a co- an assurance that evidently en- ate students, announced Thurs- 1 and Jan. 1, interest penalties Garter Ghcivrolet » 33 ezyk, town renewal director, couraged the others imd the are levied as of July 1, the leg- says it will be about two weeks operative spring In the area. day night his committee had They claim that the town had production seemed to settle voted to start a strike of all stu- al date for tax payments. COw Inc. before Manchester receives for- down almost at once. 38 39 knowledge of an inadequate dents today until next Tuesday ( Reids Mark 25th Wedding 1229 Main St.—649-6238 mal notification of the approv- Ercole Bcrtollno came on noon. al. water supply, that the condi- Mr. and Mrs. Howard James<^ tion was so flagrant that local stage as Lescaut and started Ib e rebels seized Sproul Hall Reid of 213 Green Rd. are cele- Besides the public hearing and her husband is employed and state officials declared the shouting, perhaps further to Wednesday night and refused to brating their 25th wedding an- and local agency approval, the by Jarvis Construction Co., premises unfit for habitation, instill confidence In the others, vacate despite a plea to dis- niversary today. renewal plan or the application Manchester. and that they (the plaintiffs) but he kept singing too loudly perse peacefully by campus Reid and the former Nora Their children will honor the for federal funds may have to all through the production to Chancellor Edward Strong. C^han were married Dec. 4, be altered In some details. Then were put to a great expense for couple at an anniversary party obtaining water and, conse- the detriment of his perform- Mario Savlo, 21, a philosophy 1939 in the First Methodist tomorrow night at Oavey’s the federal urban renewal ance, for he has sung much bet- Church. Middletown. They have tW ^ NtA. TX fat V». ow , agency must look over the quently, had to move. major who moved to California Restaurant. 54 55 ter here previously. two daughters, Mrs, Thomas town's paperwork again before Town Counsel Irving Aron- from New York City, led the A t last Mary Costa and Mr. Quigley and Mrs. Paul Your PRISCILLA’S POP the town may proceed with son has filed a defense brief, in demonstrators In their demands Prevos't; BY AL VERMEER answer to the complaint, deny- di Stefano arrived and they too for unrestricted freedom to re- two sons, Howard James Reid demolition or rehabilitation in seemed to partake of the gener- D O W N TO W N the renewal area. ing evei^thlng but the allega- cruit members and collect funds Jr. and Gerald Wayne Reid; and S O M E TW IN Q A B O U T W ILSO N) N O W , tions that the lease was sigfned al uneasiness that character- anywhere on campus for off- two grandchildren. Stationers ^ Y O U Involved is a tract of about P R E S ID E N T W ILSO N'S K I D D I M S -J D I D N 'T V D U N k S and that the Leslies moved ized the early portion of Act I. campus political activities. Mr. and Mr.s. Reid are mem- B E A R D HAVE A M A N , 01 IT OUR WAY BY J. R WILLIAMSi 1}9 acres centered on Depot Sq. from the premises In October Both were slow to warm up, Gov. Edmund G. Brown or- bers of North Methodist Church. ^EARD>;;p,r ERASE 'The renewal plan calls for al- 1963. both did some careful feelltig dered the arrests. Of those Mrs. Reid Is employed by Iona OPEN 111 -m C R E B E FORE M E M A L L T H E R E S S O M U C H most complete clearance of The plaintiffs will have 21 around and each acted a little bailed, only a handful were re -' Manufacturing Co.. Manchester, fibout 20 acres north of the r TH E IR G i e A N TlC S P LE N D O R , T R IC K S T U F F AR OUND days for filing aii answer to the afraid of the other. It wasn’t leased on bond. | Daily to 9 P.M. T H E M IG H TIE S T C R A N E S E V E R IT M A Y B E A Q A G T D railroad tracks, which will be- until they got to their duet Sat. to 5:30 B UILT— B R O O K LYN N A VY YARR G IT RID O F T H 'B U L L town’s brief. “ Seizure of the building had mm come the site of a new shopping "Nous vivrons a Paris” that nothlngMo do with free speech, Hummels, Gifts, p r r r s B U B G K A u s t r a l i a , AR OUND H E R E F O R A The house in contention was GIVE HER She'll Love This New SCHOOL center, garden apartment de- they really cut loose and seem- and the F.8.M. knew it,” Kerr E V E R YW H E R E — A N D Y E T W H I L E - B U T H E L L velopment and office building. situated on watershed land of Religious Items une-Hnndle Kitchen Faucet MDU, W H O H A D S O MUCH T H I N K O F TH A T, the West Bucklnghani Reser- ed to be enjoying themselves. said. A C O S M ETIC • Slide Rulee TOO, • Open 6 Days • T O DO W ITH TH E IR CREATIOKL A N ' W O N T , South of the tracks the light voir, owned by the town water I suspect Mr. di Stefano was “ This protest has never been G IFT SET H A V E N E V E R B E E N OLFT GO! industrial area west of Main St. ill at ease with the language, over free speech,’’ he said. W ILLIAM S OIL SERVICE • Drafting SnppllM O F TH IS C O U N TY depiartment since 1947. The 9 A .M . to 9 P.M. will be partially cleared and re- which WM French for the pro- ’ ’There has been and is ^ e d o m 341 BROAD ST. Wedding T D S E E dwelling was tom down in Au- ARTHUR DRUG 964 Main St. 646-7781 TH E M .' develop^. gust 1964, by Fava’s Building duction. Twice during the eve- of speech at the University of Phone 649-4548 The renewal area, now held Stationery Wreckers. ning I noticed him lapsing in- California. The protest has been by a variety of private owners, It was purchased from Jo- to Italian for his role, the lan- over organizing political action Will be bought parcel by parcel on the campus. This has been \il-4 seph Novelli, who gave the guage in which he customarily by the redevelopment agency. granted within the limits of the • l /TH'MOODY SAVESOf!- < DRAWER. A BANDAGED FINGER — TAKE J BLAST THET FURRIN- phone rings. Quietest Frigidaire^IJIshwather everl TANGT FRUIT-FILLED w h a t ' h a p p e n e o MARCO. AH / RUINT. WE CAINT ER. MAH PORE LI'L 2 TH E R EST OF TO YDUR FINGEIi, THO'T HE WUZ I TH' JUG 'LESS THAR' DAUGHTER'S BEEN HARD CANDY: TH E DAY OFF. MAH BUDDY. A HITC HIN'.' LEFT AT ,TH' POST. H OTC H K ISS? '7'’ 1 Six tempting varieties of W a sh e s pots and p a n s .^ o t s & Pans" Cycle makes , PER WEEK After lenH deem ptymirt real fruits in paper-thin 3 short work of the Job most dishwasher owners do - fanltlie your dleboe hard candy shalls. Apricot, •parkling clbatil in the sink! Model DW-SMJ pineapple, raspberry, a orange, lemon, lime. 2 deli- cious pounds, reg. $2.11^ Holds large, odd-sh a p e d diahea. New, deeper racks ,NOW,$1JI. 4 let you wash things that won't even fit In some dish- Exclusive In Mnncbeeter washersl SHOP A P PLIA N C E ^ A T B. D. Pearl is the oldest Frigidaire dealer in this areal B. D. 9 WESTOWN We have the servici^ know-how. 449 MAIN stR ier eSTARLISHRD 1941 , T E L 443-2171

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• A F IIANCH^TBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1964 PAGE SEVENTEEN jSiyat m m if MANGHESlUiR IVENINO HERAUD, MANCaiESlBB» CONN, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4.1»64 THE Alibrio Resigns as Indians’ Football Coach Herald Angle 22 Collegians Named to AP All-America y EARL YOST Sports Editor Notre Dame Weighing the Future Belinsky Unclaimed, Pro Football Draft Ace Hu art Served 18 Years, HUNTING *I Play for Me, Not the Team* Phils Want Pitcher Without even .toting the pigskin, blocking an enemy POWDER PUFF — Betty Becomes Big Farce ball carrier, or making a bone-crushing tackle, contro- Tops Backs Warmolt* 192—470, Barbara versial Cookie Gilchrist of the Buffalo Bills is in the Farrand 181-602, Pat Dibble HOUSTON (A P )— The Los Angeles Angehi probably 176, Jan Dlbedla 182. Four with Varsity news again,. ‘T play for me, not the teem,” ’ the big NEW YORK (AP) — will trade pitcher Bo Belinsky to the Philadelphia Phil- BOSTON (A P )— A pro football coach saya the lies for two minor league players, a source close to the bruising fullback of the front-running American Foot- John Huarte, Bob Timber- FLAVORETTES—S o p h 1 e FISHING drafts have become so farcical that teams not supposed ball League club writes in the current Sport magazine. Angels told The Associate Press today. By PETE ZANARDI lake, Donny Anderson and Berger 145—351, Marie Brooks to sew up a prospect until his final collesre game have Just about the best monthly<^ 126, Marge Parker 125. This source sidd he could not(^------Citing personal, reasons, PHKA8ANT DRIVE sports magazine on tilethe mar- Gale Sayers comprise the identify the minor leaguers but sason. Two men can make a pheas- done so as early as the player’s sophomore year. "You know why the Bills can’t Tony Alibrio has resigned That’s tile contention of Bos- ket offensive backfield of the HOME ENGINEERB-^Ulllan another informant said they The legislation Involving the ant drive with an outfit like “I feel no special Joy when handle me? They don’t know probably su’e Costen Shockley, a commissioner’s power and the as football coach at'^^l^n- this; Take a nylon cord 60 feet ton Patriots’ general-manager- what I’m going to do next” 1964 Associated Press All- Lloyd 175, Sandra Rylander coach Mike Holovak today who we win and I don’t broM when 190-202— 516, Barbara Deganne first baiseman who lad the Pa- free-agent draft wras approved chester High School, effi long and in the center attach a 4 * * America football team cific Coast League in home run.s suggested the National - Ameri- we lose,” he continues. "My 204—475. Jeannie Leggitt 178- by the two leagues In separate light rock. Now drag this be- Story Same, named today. last season, and Rudy May. a meetings Thursday and wras tive immediately. can League talent war has pro- loyalty Is to myself and I’m String Snapped — 490, Marie Bolls 457. Lu Gus- Aitbrto did not g:o into sp«j tween you. Birds sitting tight trjdng to convert everything I lUinols Unebackar Dick But- left-handed pitcher who was expected to be formally ratified duced complete disregard for When Gary Wood opened at kus, the lone holdover, heads a tafson 4.’59, Wanda Kaselauskas etfics mbout his move. "Ju.it sa; will Jump every time. have into dollars and cents.” 468, Bea Bagley 485. with Indianapolis of the Coast at a joint meeting today. Palmer Out the spirit and the law. quarterback for the Qlanta defense averaging 219 pounds I hav» personal reasons. Foot- COOL IHIINK In spite of what appears to League. Owmers decided to broaden The AFL was charged with against the Redskiiu last week, per man on the squad which There hadn’t been a deal of the commissioner’s power In ball requires youth and energy. Don't forget the old campers’ making a sneak advance tele- be a negative attitude on his MERCHANTS — Joe Plcaut My reAignation is in the be.st it marked the first time In 64 reflects the 'wholesale revival of any consequence In more than two ways: trick to have cool water (freeze Front Again phone draft by a New York part, Cookie’s great desire to gamee that veteran TJl. Tittle 140, A1 Plrkey 141-140 — 370, Interests of the school and in canteen the night before) works a platoon game this season. Frank Larson 362, Ken Sealon three days as major league ex- 1. By repealing a rule that no papter prior to last Saturday’s play up to his own assessment had not been the starting New For the first Ume since 1962 the beat interests for myself,'' with larger water Jugs too. Just of his abilities makes ’ him an 352, Charley Ecabert 368, Frank ecutives began the final session action taken by vote of club sessions. But Holovak indicates York signal-caller, except for separate units, a 22-man first of their winter meeting today. owners can be construed as Alibrio said. stick 'em in the deep freeze. KAANAPAU, MAUI, Hawaii such a controversy is academ- invaluable asset to the league- Perenta 354, Ken Ostrlnsky 361. AUbrio will remain at Man- MARX HELLER PETE GODIN MARSHALL STEPHENS (AP) — A dispatch on golf from two ocasiona on which Tittle team, has been selected on the But American and National detrimental to baseball. Don't full, or they'll break. ic. leading Bills. was injured. Said New York chester as a teacher and roach recommendations of the sports- League club owners did approve 2. By providing that owners LEECH TRICK this exotic isle in Hawaii is not "It’s obt'ious that most clubs In 1962, OUchrist set a league Ooach A1 Sherman of Wood's SPICE — Shirley Binock 127, o f the rifle team. He was the much different from one filed writers and broadcasters who Althea Elltngwood 138, Arlene two Important pieces of legisla- I wrill have no reqeurse to the It will never become a nation- Trio of Indians Named to AlhCClL Squads have done their work far ahead record for carries with 214, and performance; "I thought he did made up the eight regional tion Thursday. 1 court.s on action taken. by the first coach of that squad in stateside. That is to say, Arnold yards gained, 1,096. Last sea- Negro 127. al sport but some fishermen like of the drafts, probably as early very well. He worked the ball boards. AU games through Nov. They adopted a pro-footbaU- commissioner. 1947. His duties with the wres- to_ use leeches for bait because Holding down the quarterback spot and Pete Godin was placed on the all Palmer led the way into the sec- son, though injured for much club, and he didn’t make a tling unit will be taken over by as July and no later than Oc- 28 were taken Into account. GARDEN GROVE — Ethel type draft of players with no The commissioner was the fish love 'em. Use rubber on the All-CCIL All-Star football all-circuit cross country team. ond round of the Canada Cup tober,” Holovak said. “ There of the campaign, he carried the greater percentage of bad calls Jack Karly. Huarte, Heisman Trophy Harris 346, Arlyne Noske 345, professional ex{Mrience and vot- stripped of these powers during gloves when you handle the ugly matches Friday and the United are too many open and shut ban 232 times, breaking his than any veteran. Ninety per Alibrio was appointed coach team is Manchester High’s Mark Manchester athletes winning hon- States was' tied for the team winner as coUege player of the Terry Vaccaro 129-130 — 424, ed to gdve the next commission- the administration of A. B. things and they won't attach to cases, too many boys who sign- own record, and set a one-game cent of the plays he called were at Manchester High in June of Heller. Heller, a junior, is one of orable mention were Difk Dotchin, a lead with South Africa. year, was the quarterback who Jean Naretto 141—351, Delores er of baseball the broad powers (Happy) Chandler, who suc- you. ed the minute their name was professional mark of 243 yards plays that 1 had hoped he would changed Notre Dame from a 2- ^9ftl replacing Walker Briggs, TONY ALIBRIO three Manchester athletes winning a tackle on the football team, and Rich The American Masters cham- Smith 133— 359, Reggie Glbur- vested in the first man to hold ceeded Landis and preceded the STEEL WOOL SPARKLE chosen in the draft. against the New York Jets. select.” 7 to a 9-1 performer and left a ski 342, Dot Baldygra 135, the office, Kenesaw Mountain present commissioner. Ford C. after 14 years as an assistant. berth on the annual all CCIL teams. Siegal, a halfback on the soccer pion and Jack Nicklaus com- This year, he has been the lead- • e • His first year standard was make some recommendations. Campers! Your pots and pans bined to lead their nation in the "The boys aren’t even listen- flock of school records In his Hejene Dey 130—356. Landis. Frick. team. ing to the offer from the other ing groundgalner for much of wake. His most notable season 2-6-1. Previous to Manchester's We want to emphasize that can have that coveted steel Inside right Marshall Stephens was all-important team competition, End of the Line Of the trade rumors, the one Frick wrill retire next year. T o n y's resignation did not will sparkle if you’ll carry your club that drafted them.” the sea.son and has a good marks are 2,069 yards in total DUSTY — Aldo Appollonio involving Belinsky was the His successor has not been 2-6-0 record this fall, Allbrio included on the all-league soccer team Palmer with a six-under-par 66 Realizing the importance of posted a 2-4-2 mark in 1962 and prompt this. There are several soap in prepared steel wool and Nicklaus an even par 72 for Holovak pointed out that Bos- chance to regain the champion- offense and 114 pass comple 660, Terry Aitken 200, Don Ost- strongest. Since he had an alter- picked. ton’s No. 1 pick, Michigan State ship. Sunday’s National FootbaU tlons for 2,062 yards and 16 a 0-8-0 log in 1963. factors deserving attention,” pads. Plenty better than trying a total of 138. bert 224—593, Stan Geldal 200, cation with a Los Angeles sports The player draft wrill go into Rogers said. to scour pans with regular soap tackle Jerry Rush, signed the Despite his self-confessed League game between Cleve- touchdowns. Bill Maurer 203, Dick Bickford writer in a Washington hotel effect next year. There wrill be Principal Ray Rogers ac- South Africa's Gary Player land and St. Louis, Chaimel oented the fact that the resig- Rogers and Kelley will recom- which is bulky to carry anyway, Sports Viewing and his less-known partner, moment the Detroit Lions se- “play for me” attitude. Cookie Tlmberlak* quarterbacked 200, Nell Lawrence 202, A1 Bor- last season, there has been no three drafts each year, in Janu- mend that the present school Soccer Coach Award lected him. has been adjudged one of the announced today that it wiU Michigan to the Big Ten title ello 204—568, Bill Brown 557, doubt Belinsky Would be traded. ary, June and probably August. nation was entirely Alibrio's CAMP CLOTHES LINE Denis Hutchinson, each shot a carry this game instead of the board ruling barring freehman 69 for the same 138. “ Why do the boys sign with- leading blockers in pro footbaU and a Rose Bowl berth but he’s Jeff Warwick 264-256—653, Joe And the concensus was It would College players and high Idea. Alibrio had wished to re- Know how to hang clothes SATURDAY New,.' York Qianta-Mlnneaota so good a runner he was elected from football be lifted. Stretched out behind were out listening to all the offers?” and a great aid to Uie quarter- Collingwood 234 — 664, Dick happen before the winter meet- school graduates not intending sign last June but stayed on without clothes pins? Like this: Vikliigs battle, as scheduled. at a halfback slot In his confer- as football coach on Rogers' re- Kelley pointed out that Man- 1:00 (30) Championship twosomes from a total of 32 na- Holovak asked. "What’s their back by the manner in which Cote 206, Ray Bolduc 218, Walt ing ended. to go to college wrlU be drafted Take a rope twice as long as the To Indians’ Danielson hurry? They’d do much better Giant fans—what few are re- ence. The 6-foot-4 senior rushed Zlnker 651. Belinsky, who will be 28 "" at the first two and American queat. chester gridders are usually a distance between two handy Bowling tions, and Hawaii and Puerto he demolishes charging red- year behind the teams they 1:30 ( 3) Time Out for if they shopped around a n d doggers. maining—wlU no doubt be for 674 yards, passed for 807 and Monday, had a 9-8 record and a Legion and sandlot players at Superintendent of Schools trees. Tie around one tree, then Rico entered in this internation- scored 80 points. play. The coach sees them first Sports al goodwill event. bargained a little unless, of ♦ * * heard from. PersonaUy, r u PINETTES—Dot Whitohead 2.87 earned-run average lasc | the third. William Curtis has asked Rog- twist the rope its entire leng^th gladly accept the subetltute. By means of pass receptions ers and Athletic Director Torn as sophomores. This also hurts Soccer Coach of the Year is Manchester’s Dick Dan- 1:45 ( 3) NFL Packers vs. Palmer toured the par 36-36— course, they’ve been promised 469, Ruth SUhavy 178-450, Glo- and tie to the other. Stick s^ much in advance. Cookie Crumbles Saturday night’s big basketbaU and kick runbacks as well as ria Shorten 173, Mary Wagner Kriley to start Inunediately col- the athlete who at graduation clothes into the twisted loops. ielson. Danielson’s,aglection by the Connecticut High Bears 72 challenge in 33-33—66 in a could be a year ahead in foot- “ Now, you have to ask your- Gilchrist on money: "I’ve got game at New Haven between sprints from scrimmage Jtmior 181, Glnny Oark 190-631, Bert lecting applications to fill the Tension holds them througn School Coaches Association was announced this morn- 2:30 (30) College Football round that included trips to two Anderson from Texas Tech—a ball skilLs. doseup traps, six birdies and an eagle. self: Should you draft what you a wife and two children to sup- Yale and Ooimectlcut wiU be Gloss 198-480, Dot Roberts Mississippi Teams Battle post snow, hail and gloom of night. port. This Is a business with telecast by Channel 8. Carl first round futures pick In both "The kind of man we are FYeshman are sdlowed to play ing. Manchester now has two Coaches of the Year, Tom 2:45 (30) NCAA Football: The day was delightful and Ar- really need or should you draft — Three Choices Signed hy Pats 183, Wanda Kaselauskas 544, NIGHT FISHERMEN Kelley being named for baae- Cookie Gilchrist. I play for pay, pro drafts—accounted for 1,710 — looking for knows his football, soccer in the fall. This is one Mississippi State vs. nold’s most significant comment only those boys you can sign? Grande wUl call the plays Bernice Olbert 180-464, Lorna Night fishermen why don’t ball yesterday. I play for me. My loyalty Is jrards. He also punts. is aggressive, enthusiastic, and of the reasons for the fine Mississippi at the finish to partner Nicklaus If a player is all locked up be- starting at 8:80. This wUl be Ahearn 477, Joyce Sperber 183, In Cure-all Game Saturday you paint the inside of your only to myself, not to a team or Kansas’ Sayers, the whirlwind showing soccer, makes every 5:00 ( 3) Race of the and the world press assembled fore the draft even starts, only the third Uve coverage Cathy Rtngrose 175. most important is a good teach- minnow pail white? Makes the Like Kelley, Danielson be- a city or fans, but to' myself. of the Plains, is one of the most er,” Rogers said. year. Week here was: there’s no sense wasting a game ever from the Payne Two Unsigned Gems critters much easier to see (and comes eligible for the Coach of Everything I have, Tm trying exciting runners In Big Eight OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — M ls-<^ draw a capacity crowd of 86,- Job Up for Grabs “M'e are looking for an ath- ( 8) Wide "Let's go swimming.” round on him. But there's also Whitney Oym. . .Plenty of Nevin Injured catch) when it’s dark. the Year Award to be present- World of no sense in drafting a boy who's to convert into dollars and history and leaves a league ca- sissippi State and Mississippi, 000. The coaching Job must be letic and academic combination ed by the Coaches As.sociation Sports Palmer closed out his birdie doings on the local schoolboy available but you know won't cents.” reer rushing record of 2,675 It will be telecast by NBO filled from within or filled ty- to make maximum use of the SHEAR STUPIDITY at the first annual Coaches Rec- string on No. 16 with a putt that front with Tony Alibrio step- NEW YORK (AP) — New tough football teams that found , (18) Touchdown help you. Gilchrist on teammatea: “The yards behind him. starting at 2:16 p.m., EIST. ing it up with an educational talents within this school.” If your motor uses shear pins, ognition Dinner, Dec. 9 at the traveled an estimated 118 feet ping down as head footbaU In Draft N. E. Picks York Ranger right wring Bob the season full of frustrations, 6:30 (30) Football Score- "The public wants you to sign trouble with Kemp is, he usee The closest of some hecUc The game shares top billing p(^tion, such as an English Rogers said. "There is a real it’s "shear” stupidity not to Waverly Inn in Cheshire. board - Arnie's estimate, confirmed coach at Manchester High and Nevin, who scored a goal in place for contact sports on at least one or two of your top me only 18-20 times In a game. aU-star teams bMng named position contests on offense was wrill clash here Saturday In a writh the hurricane-delayed teacher. State law requires that tape a couple of spares on the (18) Boston Patriots by Nicklaus. Maybe it was only Wednesday night’s 8-3 NaUonal the high school level. Many The Coaches Association cov- choices. So the smart thing to Kemp gives me the ball and among CdL-member schools at end where Florida State’s traditional game that erases night clash between Sugar coaches also be members of the motor’s shaft. Football 86, but who was to argue. BOSTON (AP)—Massachusetts quarterback Jerry Hockey League tie against the parents disagree. I believe the ers 160 schools and 972 coaches do, I suppose, is draft only boom! I go. But then he doeen't in the faU aports, soccer, foot- FTed BUetnikoff and Baylor’s disappointments for the wrinner. Bowl-bound Louisiana State, 7-1- Khool's faculty. SLICK COAT 8:30 Whelchel and Yale fullback Chuck Mercein, both un- Chicago Black Hawks, wrill be 1, and Florida, 6-3, at Baton way we operate will be of max- were eligible for awards. ( 8) Yale vs. UConn those players you know you can use me and I get stale. La- baU and cross country. One Lawrence Elkins got the nod Injuries,’ unexpected weak- "We want to emphasize that Old coon hunters wear slick- out of the Ranger llne-up for a nesses and bad luck combined Rouge, La. LSU wrill meet Syra- imum benefit to both athletics Rec Volleyball get, even though they won’t help monica uses me, boom! boom! can truthfully state that he’s over Jack Snow of Notre Dame signed plums in the pro drafts, and three men who have this Job is wide c ^ n ," Kelley er-type raincoats in the woods. Danielson hsus been soccer week to 10 days. to plague both squads much of cuse In the Sugar Bowl. and academics." SUNDAY you. At least you’ll keep t h e boom!, three—four times in a sorry to see AUbrio leave the and Karl Noonan of Iowa. Bll- already come to terms with the Boston Patriots are on said. "W e will be accepting Doeisn't catch on brairs and coach at Manchester High since etnlkoff, who operated at flank- Neirin suffered a slight sepa- the season and both are hoping Louisiana State faces a 1:00 (30) Roller Derby AMERICAN LEAGUE fans happy, until you start los- row, 30-35 times in a game, and scene. There isn’t a better gen- written applications and on re- sticks. 1946 and has taken eight CCIL er back and spUt end with equal the 1964 Associated Press All-New England football ration of the right shoulder for a victory to compensate for crippled Florida squad. Florida titles. Nine of his Manchester 1:30 ( 8) Time Out for W. ing games next season.” I stay hot. Kemp picks his tleman in the footbaU coaching viewing them will call in some Whelchel Winner IT’S A CINCH .Sport* Herald ...... 9 ease besides being a sound team. ^ banging into the boards in the their setbacks. coach Ray Graves said senior teams have gone to the Class A Holovak pointed out he passed plays out of a hat. Lamonlca is profession than the former Little An America end Milt applicants for interview. As of Clinch sinkers break after 1:4,5 ( 8) N F l. Browns va. NassifCg ...... 9 smart” blocker and kick nmback speci- Mercein, a better runner to second period of the game. He The annual game, delayed Tom Shannon would start at now the Job is wide open.” tournaments and three have a chance to draft big name ' Wegjeyan player. If Tony had Morin, the 6-foot-4, 240 pound BOSTON (AP)— Jerry Whel- use. To keep servieable, drive Cards Teacher.s ...... 6 alist, caught 57 passes for 987 the outside and In the open than was X-rayed at St. Clare’s Hos- this year to fit into the national quarterback in place of ankle- Kriley also pointed out that been State champions, in 1956, quarterback John Huarte, the Gilchrist on himself: ”1 don’t a fault, and we aU do, it was Junior expected to be another chel has won the distinction of a nail through and loop a cop- 3:30 ( 8) AFI. Kansas U & R Const...... 2 Heisman Irophy winner from mind people gossiping about yards and 11 touchdowns this all-everything fullback Coemo pital. television schedule, is expected injured Steve Spurrier. a choice must be made by Feb. ig.'iS and 1962. This fall Man- perhaps that the wasn’t tough Ron Kramer after his senior being the first University of per wire through the hole. Center Congo ...... 1 Notre Dame. season. lacavazzi of Princeton, was 1 because of budget approval. cheseter hooters compiled a 8-1- City vs. Boston me—what do I care? They af- enough with the boys. It Just year of varsity competition, is Mas.sachusetts player to receive EGG FISH ON Jim's Atlantic ...... 0 "H e’d create interest in the ' Elkins, first man picked in the quickly snapped up in the draft Rogers also announced that 2 record for second place in the 4:00 ( 8) NFL Rams at ford me the chance to make the wcLsn't his nature to cut loose at an offensive flank opposite the George Bulger Lowe Award. You can egg fi.sh on by col- 49ers NATIONAL LEAGUE club (or awhile - - no doubt money I'm making. Most people AFL draft, grabbed 60 aerials by the New York Giants and the entire football setup at The spectacular quarterback, lecting egg shells for several CCIL. Libertv Mutual with words not used at tlie for 861 yards at Baylor, scored Jim Whalen...... 6 0 about that, " Holovak said. "But lead dull lives. 'They look for fanUly dinner table. His contri- Buffalo Bills. Indications are Manchester will be re-evaluat- who led the Redmen into an weeks before you go fishing. . The tall Trinity grad has nev- Army & Navy ...... 6 seven touchdowns, returned 18 The team was annoimced Mercein will go wdth the Giants 0 what happens is that a young something exciting, they want butions to the football pro- ed. "This gives us an opportun- NCAA Atlantic Coast small col- As you fish, sprinkle a handful er encountered a losing .sea.son Nazarene ...... 7 2 punts 126 yards and went In on Thursday. next fall. DICK DANIELSON St. Louis Favored quarterback has to sit on the to let their hair down, but gram for 18 years— 14 as an Whalen, the talented Boston Ky to announce a re-evalua- lege championship playoff in of shells in water from time to at Manchester and many of his Watkins ...... 4 2 bench for a year or two, at defense on goal line situations. tion of the football setup. We they can’t. They’re bored. Then assistant and four as a head College receiver, has signed am Besides Whalen and Frechette, the Tangerine Bowl, was pick- time. Tiny flashes attract fish. former pupils went on to fur- Rotarv ...... 2 least, until lie learns his trade. Jim Wilson of Georgia and 'C ^ O D /r S ^ E A R will take a good look at the I come along—a character—and coEich—were many, although American Football League con- defensive end Bill Cronin is a ed Sunday night by the Gridiron Works especially on bluegills ther stardom in the collegiate PROVIDENCE, R, I. (AP)— Travel Service ...... 11 5 So by the time he's of some use Nebraska’s Larry Kramer, a much-sought BC athlete drafted overall football situation and St. Lotiis University, which has Ea.st Sides ...... l 8 when I produce, they get eoccit- they do not show up in the won tract with the Patriots along Club of Boston. and crappies. ranks. Old Pro Ullman Ea.st Sides ...... 1 to you, there's a whole new •d.” combined 480 pounds of tackles by Oakland. The other Eagle won the championship four of i Civitan(Divitan ...... 0...... 0 6 and loss column, especistlly dur- who were futures drafts last with tackle teammate John flock of college stars and your Gilchrist on hi* employers; ing the past four yean. Frechette and Boston Uniyer- on the 1964 squad, which re- Pacing Detroit the last five years, was instal- | Schedule: Mon. 8 Herald vs. boy has been all but forgotten year, are on the interior offen- flects the wholesale return to E led a.s the favorite again today j U & R, 8:45 Teachers vs. Nas- sive line with guards Tommy sity linebacker Ed Meixler. by the fans,” Whelchel still has a varsity platoon football, is defensive as the NCAA soccer champion- siff's; 'Dies, 8 Nazarene vs. Lib- Nobis of Texas and Bill Fisk of back Jim McGowan. As B r u in s Bow ship tourney opened at j erty, 8:45,Congos v.'-, Ji-'s- Battling to Stay at ,500 Level Southern California plus Syra- game left wdth the Redmen at r Brown The Ells Joining 216 pound University. St. LouU met last Wed. 8 Civitan vs. Travel, 8.46 cuse’s Pat Killorln. the Tangerine Bowl, Dec. 12, 1 ~ 9 Mercein, the big noise from It could be that the Detroit year’s finalist, Navy, | Rotary vs. Watkins; Thurs. 8 NFL Signs Two Fisk finished a standout sea- against East Carolina. While pacing Massachusetts to an 8-1 Winnetka, 111., are offensive Red Wings, with old pro Norm East Sides vs. Army & Navy. son by starring in the 20-17 up- In Pro Grid War Van Brocklin Sentimentalist set over Notre Dame. Ace Tro- record, Whelchel set 11 school gruard Chuck Benoit, defensive Ullman showing the way, just jan ball carrier Mike Garrett marks and led New England tackle Ab La'wrrence, lineback- may be serious in their bid for scorers wdth 69 points — 29 of er Tim Merrill and safety Jim Shula Got Start Under Ex-Brown The National Football League calls Fisk “ one of the most un- the lead in the National Hockey With Improved Viking Oub derrated blocking linemen in them by means of his plaicekick- Howard. has picked off two more plums Ing prowess. Harvard placed halfback League. — big ones — in its pocketbook the country.” NOW ROLLING IN NEW YORK (NEA) — The The Wayland, Mass., native Wally Grant and center John C Ullman, in his 10th NHL sea- battle with the American Foot- The quickness wdth which the O’Brien on the offensive align- See Us Now and Beat The Cr o w d . . . Paul Brown, Forgotten Man, Minnesota Vikinga are so good New York Giants drafted Au- drafted by San Diego of the son, sparked the Wings to a 4-2 ball League and now has signed AFL numbers among his rec- ment along with defenders victory over hapless Boston half of its first-round draft a team they’ve made Dutch Van burn’s Tucker Frederlckson Is Frank Ullcickais at end. Gene testimony of the fullback-safe- ords career standards for yards Thursday night, increa.sing De- choices. Brocklin absolutely sentimental. Skowrronski at linebacker a n d Order Your New Chevrolet Today Helped Mound Top Coaches They’re the most Impressive ty’s prowess. Although he led gained passing (2,442) and total troit’s leading margin to three So, it must be noted, has the offense (8,426). Paul Guzzl at halfback. points and extending their un- BUFFALO, N.Y.— (NEA)— . AFL. team in professional footbaU AubuiTi In rushing, receiving, beaten string to five straight. Every morning In La Jolla, Dick Butkiis and Craig Mor- this year, both for what they scoring and kickoff returns, Montreal stormed over Toron- Calif., when the aim shinee. ton, two of the biggest of the big can do right now, and what Fhrederickson was rated even higher stopping foes and per- to 4-2 in the only other game and it invariably does in that prizes, signed with NFL club.s they’re going to do in the near Look at the Pro Grid Weekend mitted only one pass completion played, moving the Uanndiens balmy haven by the'sea, a thln- Thursday. Butkus, a 245-pound future. in the zone he 'bovered all sea- into a tie with the Leaf.s (or sec- lipped man, bald on top. stands Illinois linebacker, signed with Who ever thought he’d hear son. He personadly killed four ond place, each with 23 points. on the first tee and methodical- Chicago, and Morton, Califor- the Dutchman — a hard-bitten, enemy drives with his tackling. Browns Could Wrap Up Title The Bruins still haven't won ly sight.s' down the fairway. nia's quarterback, signed with cajoling, wise-cracking compe- a game in Detroit since Dec. 20, He plays a neat, comp^act th-! Dallas (Cowboys. No terms titor - - gush rapturously, “ I ’m Clarence Williams of Wash- 1962. game of golf, because that's were announced, but each was proud of these kids.” And mean ington State, Ohio State’s Ar- Giants Picked to Lose Again Boston's National Hockey the kind of man Paul Bfown Is. believed to have signed for a it. He did it after they lost a nold Chonko and Cosmo laca- League tallenders had high But his mind is on football, package of about $2(X),000. game, too — to the Baltimore vazzl of Princeton are the other hopes shattered by the National becau.se this is the time of year Their signings gave the NFL Colts. defet^ve backs. The Cleveland Browns shouid^at second, has won four of five Hockey League leading Red when Paul Brown used to think seven of their 14- first-round “ The Dutchman has ma- Teamed with Butkus in the wrap up the Eastern Conference but revived Bears have swept Wings 4-2 Thursday night. about preparing his team for a choices with two lost to the tured,” says Allie Sherman, the highly competitive linebacke title In the National Football last three. Bart Starr should The Bruins were leading 1-0 championship game. | AFL. The AFL has signed four beleaguered litUe coach of the giiard spots are Tennessee’s League Sunday by beating the have a big day. of its eight first-round choices, New York Giants who has been Steve DeLong and Pat Caveness on Murray Oliver’s goal with It has been only two seasons St. Louis Cardinals in St. Louis. Cleveland 31. St. Louis 80 — with three lost to the NFL. used to winning. “ He showed of Arkansas. The trio shaded Chevrolets for ’65 are rolling again! All .5 beauties for 1965 are back in full production. Come in now and the game only 61 .seconds old. since Paul jvas officially di- If the Browms win or tie, they go Browns by a whisker in a shoot- me something. I get a chance . ^ Marty Schottenheimer of Pitt, But Detroit scored four times vorced from running the Cleve- into the championship game the-works game for the Cardi- pick out the Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy II, Corvair or (’orvette, you’ve had your eye on. Make it today, to see what they do in fUms. Penn State’s Glen Ressler and in a span of 10 minutes in the I land Browns — a time tinged writh the Baltimore Colts, Dec. nals, who must gamble with tomorrow for sure . . . Early orders mean earyi^eliveries. He built a defense and he rec- Carl McAdams of Oklahoma. middle period and by the time ' with bitterness because it be- NORM VAN BROOKUN 27 at Cleveland. everything. Frank Ryan will Notre Dame High ognized the need for strong run- Don Kearley of national Johnny Bucyk clicked' for the came popular to depict him as If the Cards win, it will go find weak link in Card defense eighth time this year in the ning. They do things with their my Mason or BUI Brown, the champion Alabama is teamed dowm to the wire. but Browns' weak pass rush will a fusty despot who had gotten Wins Grid Award with John Van Sicklen, Iowa finale the issue no longer was behind the times. Poet lau- blocking I like. best running tandem In the With the help of a 7-1-1 week- give Charley Johnson plenty of CLEAN TRADES “ A lot of great players (and state, at defensive tackle with in doubt. reiite of the iconoclasts is hi.s NFL. end, the old batting average time. Jim Bakken tied first Van Brocklin was one of the Purdue’s Harold Wells and Mis- Taken In On Pit Martin, Floyd Smith, former fullback, Jimmy Brown, HARTFORD (AP) — Notre Mason, a complete footbaU moved up to 79-48-3, 61-28-5 in game 33-33 with field goal in great passers of all time) don’t sissippi’s Allen Brown manning rookie Floyd Bergman getting who got all his gripes Off His Dame High School of Bridge- player, made the NEA All-Play- the NFL and 28-15-3 in the last five seconds. New '65 Chevrolets PAUL BROWN make good coaches because the ends. USED CARS his first major league score and Chest in the book of the same port, with a 9-1 record, today ers AU-Pro team last year and AFXi. Counting this weekend’s Philadelphia 21, Dallas 17 — Offensive backs Roger Stau- 196.3 CHEVROLET 19.58 C H E V R O L E T veteran Parker MacDonald name. year 'round and______detailed ^ prac-___ was named to receive the they can’t adjust to people not provides the outside speed. 10 games there are 24 more Both clubs on down grade. Cow- 196.3 CORVAIR scoring his KXlth all found the doing everything they did.” bach of Navy and Jimmy Sidle Now P. B.—as aides like Dick tlces timed to the split ^sec- Waskowitz Trophy, em - Brown, rejected by the Chicago regular season games. boys still hurting in backfield, Impala 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., BL'.cayne 4-Door. 6-cyl., standard, Model '.500' 2-Door Coupe. 6-'cyl,, range in the big Red Wing The Vikings, battling to stay of Auburn, AU-Amerlca choices Gallagher used to call him— ond blematic of the mythical state Bears after 1961, is on the verge Here are the picks, all games have lost three straight. power steering - brake*, radio, heater, radio, heater, .Sharp, Sharp! ^ 0 0 J standard, radio, heater, all vinyl in- stretch. , at the .500 level this y^ar, their a year ago, did not repeat be- opens the paper when he comes 'When I first left him to scholastic football champion- of chaUenging Green Bay’s Sunday unless otherwise indi- Baltimore 31, Detroit 17 — whitewalls. Showroom C 9 1 Q C lerior. Whitewalls Detroit liad 22 shots on goal ship. fourjh in existence, aren’t going cause of their injury-plagued in from a day on the links and doach at Santa Clara, I copied Jimmy Taylor as the best full- cated: Colts on 11-game win streak SECONDS! MOT llT R IA D S I condition. OX I if w Like New. $1495 in the hectic period and Boston to wto any championships, but seasons. Staubach was hindred what does he see? everything he did, from rou- New Britain’s Capital District back in the West. NFL with Don Shula shooting for 1961 CORVAIR goalie Ed Johnston wound up they were the only team In the by a severe leg injury and Don Shula, who got his start tine warmups to his practice Conference title - winning team, Tarkenton is the enigma of Green Bay 24, Chicago 14 — fourth in a row over h ls' old 1960 T-BIRD 1962 VOLKSWAGEN with 39 saves to 25 for Roger first 10 wekks of the season to Sidie’s hurt shoulder forced his Model ‘700’ 4-Door. 6-cyl., 'standard, in pro ball as a player under drill breakdowns.” with a 7-0-1 overall record,' de- th e. club. He drives oppmients (Saturday afternoon) — Another mates. Baltimore won in a 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., power Crozier. beat the CJolts. move from quarterback to half. i radio, heater, whitewalls. KOMBI BUS. 4-cyl., standard,*QQC Brown, has coach ^ Baltimore This emulation of Brown now clined a bid to reign as co- crazy with his scrambling. He chapter of the old bitter rivalry. breeze 34-0, Oct. 28. Lenny steering - brakes, radio, heater, Boston will be bark home champion. “ We’re a fine footbaU team,” Jerry Rhome of Tulsa, Craig Very clean, $1095 heater, low mileage. ^ ilifw to a Western Division title in shows up in the four outstand- also makes It difficult to set Packers won 23-12 in season Moore with 17 touchdowns needs -C whitewalls. Be a Sport! facing New York Saturday ing teams in professional foot- Notre Dame, in winning nine Insisted Van Brocklin right al- up offensive blocking patterns of Oregon and Bob Schweikert night. the National Football League. of Virginia Tech make up the opener when Paul Hormmg only three more lor the league $1495 196.3 CHE VRO LET 1959 ( HEVROLET ball and the tops in the col- of its 10 starts, scored victories ' ter the Colts had evened the that wUl insure adequate pro- Blanton Collier, whom he second team offensive back- kicked three Held goals. Green record. Bel Air 4-Door. V-8, auto., radio, Bel Air 4-Door. 6-cyl., auto., radio, lege ranks. Another Brown over Bullard Haven, 25-0 War- score in a re-match, “ —Just as tection for his passes. Bay, forced to settle for a shot Los Angeles 24, San BVancisco 1962 CORVAIR plucked off a fence at (fireat disciple, Weeb Ewbank. Is in ren Harding, 32-0, Milford, 40-6 good as Baltimore. We've gfot field. heater, whitewalls Excep- heater, whitewall.s. 'i’’ou'll be Lakes during World War II, <“ Give me,” says Assistant 21 — Roman Gabriel bombed the midst of a fine reclamation Stratford, 28-14, Bunnell, 26 -14, great backs, a good offensive Monza 2-Door Sport Coupe. 8-cyl., tional throughout. proud to own this one. $895 Boston Patriots has Cleveland leading the east. Coach Harry GUmer of the Vik- toe 49ers 42-14 in' mid-October auto., radio, heater. whitewalls, Job with the New York Jets. Bassick, 33-0, Jonathan Law, 33- line and a good defensive line. ings, “ a Unltas, a quarterback but rookie BUI Munson went the Lou Saban, who was Brown's Changed Pro Football 0, Bridgeport Central, 14-0, and “ We kicked their butts open- bucket aeeta. One owner 1959 OLDSMOBILE Sign Two Players first team captain in pro ball, who steps up to throw.” route last week in loss to Vik- Soburbanff Wintar Tin* $1395 "He changed pro football Stamford Catholic, 7-6. ing day. I ’m sure Baltimore has So, though Francis is the Not Jumping at First Offer^, ings. Rams have lost three In a Super '88' 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! has Buffalo out front with a from hit-or-miss," says Weeb, The downstate club’s lone loss our respect. If. they say they your best buy power steering, radio, heater, 10-1 record in the Eastern Di- glamor boy of the Vikings, he row and 49ers seven of eight. 1959 OLDSMOBILE BOSTON (AP) — Boston Col- "to what you see today." was to Fairfield Prep, 26-14. don’t, they’re liars.” may also be the momentary Minnesota. 28, New York 21 — whitewalls. Clean, clean, clean! $995 lege tackle John Frechette and vision of the American Foot- And as for the critics? Notre Dame, coached by Lou What the Dutchman meant Super ‘88’ Convertible. V-8, auto., EXECUTIVE CARS ball League. deterrent to the top. But that's Huart Plans Pro Grid Career Vikings are driving for second Boston University line backer "Players are like children,’’ Saccone, former University of was that the Colts appreciated not Van Brocklln’s version. money and anxious to Impress power steering, radio, heater, 196.3 FORD Ed Meixler have cast their pro- Sid Gillman, who was very says Weeb. "You can never sat- Bridgeport star, succeeds 1963 how tough the Vikings are phy- on first New York appearance. TUfgyM... whitewalls. A Beauty. $995 Galaxle 4-Door. V-8, standard, radio, 1961 C HEVROLET IMPALA (es.sional football lot with the close to Brown during his col- isfy them, and they don't start champion Wilbur press. ically, and they do. NEW YORK (A P) — John<»8lc CJorp of America, the big wamwhb Patriots. lege days at Cincinnati and the entertainment In- Washington 28, Pittsburgh 14 heater, whitewalls. All vinyl OAlfC appreciating you until they get This marks the first year the “ That front lour on defense,’’ Huarte wants to play pro foot- wheel in — Steelers tough to predict but 1961 CHEVROLET Convertible. V-8, auto., radio, heat- The local American League copied his practice procedures, Mahoney to Quit Interior. Sharp car & spotless, O ltW C older" Lancers have gained the honor said Colt coach Don Shula, ball. Both the New York Jets dustry. Redskins have won five of six miieim* w Imo Bel Air 2-Door Hardtop. 6-cyl., stand- er, power steering - brakes - win- club announced the signing of has San Diego leading the west. "Jimmy Brown," snaps Gal- which has been won in more “ gives you fits. (Carl) Eller at and the Philadelphia Eagles Joe Kuharich, coach of the R d o e i ’ t both Thursday, adding their Chuck Noil, one of P.B.’s Post with AAU Eagles who picked Huarte No. 6 and Sonny Jurgensen is back In ard, radio, heater, ‘whitewalls, show- 19.57 C H E V R O L E T dow.s, Positraction rear axle, white- lagher, "is the only guy who recent years by Fairfield Prep left end Is going to be one of want him to play pro footbalL It old form with 24 td passes. Red- names to that of BC end Jim brightest students at Cleveland, in toe National Football League, %%£St* txx»“SaL-i~x room condition. Jet Black '210' Model 2-Door. 6-cyl., standard, walls & many, many more extras. played for Paul Brown who did Roger Ludlowe, co-Utllsts Notre the big ones in the league. (Jim) comes dowm to a question of skins should do the Job but not Whalen among '65 rookies who is Glllman’s assistant coach. money and opportunity. also has an in. It was KuhaHch $1495 radio, heater, low, low, m^e-'* not co-operate with him in Dame of West Hriven and Green- Marshall, the other end, has the HOUSTON (AP) — Jay-Khert b y '80-0 this time. have conie to terms. Ara Learned, Too practice sessions during the 10 wich and Wilbuf Cross. Mahoney took most of the dele- The Notre Datne quarterback, who recruited Huarte from Ma- age: Good Value Car. $595 1961 C HEVROLET IMPALA quickness on an inside rush or AIT. 1963 FORD s 'reche’tte, 6-feet-3, 250, will And finally,' Vra 'Parseghian, years I was with him^ And I Notre Dame officially will re- outside to kiU you. And they’re gates at the umual Amateur in towm to accept toe Heisman ter Del High School in Santa 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, ayto., radio, be giy.en a try at offensive who admits he learned from Trophy Thursday rJght at the Ana, Calif. It was Kuharich Boston 24, Kansas City 14 — Galaxie 4*t)oor. V-8,. auto., power 19.59 PONTIAC' .signed Jim Brown for (Cleve- ceive the trophy at a special all so tall It’s hard to get a pass Athletic Union' convention by heater, power steering - brakes,’ guard according to coach Mike. Brown as a player, wove his, land." assembly on Monday with the surprise when he said he didn't Downtown Athletic Club, Isn’t who. was the head coach at Patriots blitz Lenny Dawson steering, radio,' heater, ,whitewalls. Catalina 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 , auto., over them.” and win on Glno Cappellettl’s whitewalls. Ilplovak. He was a 10th round magic to bring No(,re E)ame to At 56, Paul is not quite in p ogram headed by Yale foot- But the most Impressive unit want a second term as presi- Jumping at the first offer. The Notre Dame whei\ Huarte broke GOODJ^EAR Drive tt You’ll Buy It. radio, heater,' whitewalls. D e-. field goals. y PatHots' pick, and, also was within 95 seconds of a national the retirement groove. He has ball coach Johnny Pont. on the young team, which was dent. handsome young man from An- in as a sophomore in 1962. In- MK KOm ROE M MiniMI nKS nM M Mr MIKl UM $1895 pehdable sharp transportation. $995 San Diego 28,'N ew YM-k 14 drafte'd. by th« Phila'delphia Ea- 'ohampionshlp. indulged in such fancies as a put together from scratch (and Clifford H. Buck of Denver, aheim, Calif., has a good head juries kept.Huarte out of action gles and Montreal Alouettes/ "None of these guys can say trip to the Oljrmpic 'Games in it took plenty) in 1961, lines up O)lo., a retired division manag- on his shoulders and long-range for all but a few minutes of that Jets on the road are a different Meixler, 6-2, 220,i was a 17th they knew football- before they Tokyo. He als* collects a sal- behind the ball on attack. Mick er for a sporting goods Arm, ap- plans for a future In bueiness season. team from Jets at home. Charg- round choice who was also were exposed to P.B.J^’ ' says ary from -the Brown.s and ex- Sports Schedule Tinglehoff, -a free agent from pears to be In line for the jwst after hls football days are over. "Money is not toe only Impor- ers, held to 17-17 tie in New drafted by the Pittsburgh Steel- Gallagher, who ha.s- made good ercises stock options which can Nebraska who’s already In the since be is first vice president. Sonny Werblln, owner of toe tant factor,’’ Huarte told writers York Oct. 8, are tuning up of- ers. Meixler^ who plans to teach himsdf as the general mah- run his ownership up to 8 per all-pro class, snaps the ball to Until Thursday,, there Seemed Jets who picked Huarte No. 2 in at a news conference before the fense for title game With all In the Boston area' in. the off- ageA of- the successful Bills. cent by the, time his con ta ct Saturtlay; Dbc. S Francis Tarkehton, .the most to be little doubt Mahoney the American Football League Heisman dinner. “ The oppor- parts healthy. season, says he feels he’d have Buffalo 28, Oakland 21 - - BlUs NICHOLS-MANCHESTER T ire, Inc. "H ew as the best organlzei' that runs out. In today's market, Bast in Basketball Jamboreo spectacular quarterback In- the would be head of the AAU an- draft, probably can go high in tunity to pjay Is another big CARTER CHEVROLET a better chance to make 'the has wet coached football. He that might be worth a cool mil- money and promises for toe fu- point Eventually, I expect to go won’t find A1 Davis’ gang easy. 1225L MAIN STREET TEL 649.5238 MANCHESTER at Naugatuck, 8:16. league. And when Fran doesn’t other year. Many thought he 295 BRQAD BTREET--4ilANCHESTER Steelers but wants to play in make it the highly organized llpn. Sunday, Nov. S ' roU out on a free-wheelUig MMs- could even keep toe Job by M - ture. Werblln olio happens to be on to graduate school in busl- The first game was a 28-90 Boston so tiadly he must m*ks game you sae todayt with a An XtouM brnye H OrMO Manor va. Marlden, 1 tag Bortte, be bands off to Tom- chuMtaoD. a hlgb-raakinf eKMwv* la Ibi- K|ueakar for Buffalo ia Ootobar. hja bid with the club. • * coaching staffs that work the SQ g o o d . • p.m. - Arena. i UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, ld64 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1964 PAGE NINETEEN Apartments— Flats— Apartment*—-FlutB— BRBBiess L ocation Hooflca For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Radio-TT Repair THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN BooMhoId Goodfi SI Tenements 63 Land For Sale ^71 Tenemmiti (3 For Rem 64 RockvUle-V emon Services 18 APPROXIMATELT 40 acres of I FIVE, FOUR and three bed' CUSTOM BUILT 7 room raised WAPPING — modem 8 room BIG SBLBCnON of TV, HI-FI four ROOM apartment, heat, and Steroo, stands to flt ^ t BOUTON center ApaitaMntz TOR LBAHE—BxceUent Iocs- land for sale or trade for du- room modem homes. Bel Air ranch, rec room plus 2 fire- Ranch, garage, full basement, CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv hot water, $95. One child al- “ « » tor doctor’s oCnee or plex or more family house. Real Estate Co., spfclallsta in places, 1,600 sq^. ft. of living near schools, large treed lot, CLASSIFIED ice, available all hours. Satis- %> MEAQ. SMRIMKLEV TELL IT, N ov/, v /it n wiretap evidence,leiH sets. Marlow's, Inc., 867 Main. Comer Brandy f t and BoCtoti lowed. Inquire 168 Maple Center Rd., new $ roaou, heat Strout Realty, Hebron. 228- offering homes of tmusual area. Asking $23,900. J. D. immediate occupancy. Bel Air faction guaranteed. CaU 640- »4E OOESWT M R S MAkE A MOVE SEE JUST W HO V/EARS THE PANTS Street Tel. 649-1682. Completely renovated and am- 9116. character. 64S-938Z Realty, 643-6129, 643-8779. Real Estate, 643-9332. Hawley Hits Failure 1316. hot water, atove, refrigerator VllTNOl/T AfiViNG HER LORD MASTER- ATCNEZ SHRINHLEV- APARTMENT size gas ^ang^ $128. a4B-S96e, 648-4IU. ge^pafking. J. D. Realty. 60- M D /fHRICl! LARGE rooms, electric HEBRON — Three acres, 850 MANCHESTER — Ranch 6 NO. COVENTRY — Only $14.- ' ' ■ ■ $16. 649-8661 after 6. kitchen, mahogany cabinets, ADVERTISING three room heated ttiart- foot road frontage. After 5, rooms, modem kitchen, built- 300. Near Route 44-A. View, Moving— Troddiig— COME 10 PINNER tATURPAVry^e-L>L( 9ATURPA/ NIGHT V0U>Rf TARING ME 1 0 ' O.B. REFRIGERATOR, 2-door, rsBldential neighborhood, $110 MODERN, central Air- 649-9402. in stove, dishwasher, etc. Din- VACANT HOMES privacy, fruit trees. 2-car ga- To Find Firm Site ment, 466 Main Street. Call monthly. 643-6983. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Storage 20 t-UH-POMT NNOVil.XRMAf Z U TNE CRV6TAL ROOMf Z'LL liLL lEMA freezer top, very good condi- 649-8339, 9-6. Conditioned Offices for ren t ing room, large tiring room rage. Spacious 5 room ranch, Off Strent 64B-07B3. 6966. fice and living quarters. Large HILLIARD STREET — Here’s 742-6364, Dolores L Merritt, Agency” has forced his firm to Hospital Change* Name SHE MARRIED rooms, one year old, first floor, v3 badrooma. reoraarton room, consider moving out of town. NEW DELUXE room du- display for letter sign facing an unusual value in a 4 room 4 bedroom ranch with a 646-0424. Rockville City Hospital haa REFRIGERATOR, 6 years old, heirf, hot water, atove, refrig- Route 44-A. Heat and elec- ieadaeaped yard. Marlon B. Clifford Hawley, head of Acro- plex apartment heat, hot wat- home with bath situated over neat rec room. Prime loca- had Its name changed to Rock- double door Norge, 60 lb. erator, $130. No pets. January tricity^ furnished, $136 per Roberteon. Realtor. MI-SOOS. HEBRON—$13,900. Adorable 5! and recently elected presl- PLEASE READ YOUR AD Painting— Papering 21 er, appliances, dryer, partclng, 1st 648-7035 after 6 p.m. a 5 stall garage. Yes, we did tion. Two fireplaces, com- ville General Hospital, John F. freezer, excellent condition, full cellar, $160 monthly. XD. month, near Coventry town say a 5 stall garage. Located room ranch, built 1960, many dent of the Rockville Area Mirabito, administrator, haa MANCHESTER — New 7 room binations, 1% baths. Needs CSaMUIed or "Want Ads” ar« taken over the phone as a INSIDE and outside painting. $76. 649-2787. Realty, 643-6129, 643-8779. line. Apply at Snack Bar. on an acre of wooded land just extras. $500 down to qualified Chamber of Commerce said that announced. oonvenienoe. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST Phone 649-8146. raised ranch, 2-car garage, redecorating . owner anx- We would prefer to remain in You name your own price. five room iq>artment 643- off the parkway. Only $14,900. ious for action and the buyer. Convenient to Manches-' — ...... The hospital is a voluntary, DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the STOVE and refrigerator, $160, WE HAVE customers waiting built-lns, 1% baths. % acre ,ot, Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Rockville and Vernon.” 649-7863, 875-8401. 5756. price is nvotiable. Stabted ter or Storrs. '^^fahuary occu- non-profit institution which ha* next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE incor- or Just stove, $76 very good for the rental of jrour apart- main STREET STORE — Ex- tremendous value. Hayes Agen- Realty Co., Realtors. 649- Hawley said that moving his the same organizational struc- cy. 648-4808. In the twenties. pancy. Gerard Agency. Real- rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only PAm riN O , EXTERIOR and in- condition. 649-4946. ment or home. ;J. D. Realty, five rooms, 116 Charter Oak cellent location, 18x76, heated. 1200, Eves., 649-2519. tors, 643-0365, or Gertrude plant would be costly to the re- ture which exists in other non- Apply to the Connecticut Bank to the extent of a “make good” insertion. Errors which do not terior, paperhanging, wall- 643-6139. Street gas stove provided, gas PORTIBR STREET Area — 6 Practically vacant, owner Hagedom, 649-0538. newal agency, since it pays the governmental and non-proprie- lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by paper removed, dry wall work. LAWSON DAVENPORT, and Trust Co., 249-1611, Mr. MANCHESTER—beautiful 5% costs. "And If we move out of green, 2-cushlon, 72” , good heat newly decorated. 643- room Cape, fireplace, 2-car i moving. Beauty of a Cape, tary institutions throughout “ make gfood” Insertion. Reasonable rates. Bank financ- FOUR ROOM fla t eecood floor, Bentley, or 649-3973. room ranch, attached garage, BOLTON — Lake privileges. town, there would be no way the state. condition, $36; matching club central location, heat hot 7111- garage, Isirge tree shaded lot,' large lot, $16,500. Over 100 5 large rooms, expandable, ing arranged. Fully insured. $17,9M. FhUbrick Agency, breezeway and two car ga- $10,500. Attractive deluxe 4 for the town to recover the A sign bearing the new name TOUR COOPERATION WILL Free estimates. 640-9658, Jo- chair, $20. Phone 043-8859. water, one year lease. Call SCHOOL STREET — 4 rooms, TWO STORY building, aJSOUt listings of all kinds. Call the room Ranch, fireplace, alm ost; costs ' 2,000 sq. ft., for rent Suitable 649-8464. rage. Approximately two will be erected, soon over the BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 seph P. Lewis. 649-6048 after 6 pan. second floor, automatic hot Enisworth Mitten Agency, completely furnished. Recent Rockville's redevelopment hospital’s main entrance. GIFTS FOR MEN—One of the for storage or shop. $30 Realtors, 643-6930. acres plus a Ituge building largest selections of smoking water, gas stove, rent resson- MANCHESTER — Executive (30 by 100) in rear. Locat- heating unit and aluminum | project, is being financed by the The board of trustees, which INTERIOR and exterior paint- BIRCH STREET — epaclous sble. One chQd only. Very monthly. Apply Apt. 4, 10 De- siding. Outbuilding. Low taxes' federal government, the state stands In town from $5.98 up. flat, second floor, two bed- pot Square. neighborhood, lovely 7 room MANCHES’ITH — 6 rooms. (2 ed on Route 44-A, Just over governs the hospital's policies, ing, waliMper removed, fully quiet home. 643-7094 between Colonial, mammoth Uvin« Minimum down VA financing and the city. With consfilidation decided on the name change Insured. Rene Belanger. 643- Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main. rooms, $95. 649-4498. unfinished), 26x32 brlclt Cape, Bolton line. $16,000 assum- 3:30-8:30 p.m. room, modem kitchen with able mortgage. available. Lawrence F. Fiano, coming up, the town would be to avoid confusion that oc- 0613 or 644-0804. lot 85x172, oil hot water heat. Realtor, 643-2766, Charles involved in the $2 million proj Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? GENERAL ELECTRIC clothes THREE R(X)M apartment built-lns, 2-car garage. Sacri- West Side Realty. 649-4342. caa'rionally Is created by p>eople dryer. Call 643-8829 after 4 SIX ROOM apartment second Houses For Rent 65 fice at $19,900. Hayes Ag icy, Nicholson. 742-6.364. Dolores L ect who believe the hospital is PAINTING and paperhangflng, heat hot water, stove, refrig- floor, available January 1, $110 p.m. erator, $90. 247 No. Main, 649- 643-4808. 6 % ROOM Ranch. 2 baths, Merritt, 646-0424. "As a Rockville homeowner municipally op>erated. 24-Hour Answering Service good work, reasonable rates, per month. 25 Spruce St., 649- SEVBIN ROOM 6228, 9-6. Split Level in large rec room, exceptional T. J. Crockett, Realtor EAST HAR'nrORn Chester addition to our bu.sine.ss,” Santa Ctaua Here 30 years in Manchester, your A PERFECT XMAS GIFT! 2662. Manchester, modemnode kitchen neighbor is my recommenda- kitchen, attached garage. AS' ! Hawlev said, ‘I think that any Santa Claus, who arrived Free to Herald Readers 1964 electric sewing machine FOUR ROOM unfurnished, sec with built-ins, 1% baths, fam- 643-1577 Street 6 room Cape recreation l.s forced out of tion. Raymond Fiske, 649- Help Wantefl— Male 36 Do £Ts—Birfls— Pets 41 Articles For Sale 45 four R(X)M apartment, heat- GLENWOOD STREET sumable VA mortgage. Imme- last Saturday, will be available (worth $130) sacrifice $60 ond floor, apartment Inquire ily room, garage, etc. Phil- room, fireplace, patio plwter ^ ^^^le burden Want Information on one of our rlassifled advertisements? No 9237. - «i, with garage, recently re- diate occupancy. 643-0133. walls, steel beam construction, fo? Interviews with small chil- answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the LABORERS for all 3 shifts, FOR SALE AKC registered LOAM SALE! Dark rich, stone- cash; also automatic zig-zag 233 Center Street brick Agency, 649-8464. on the individual taxpayer." I dren every afternoon from 2 to (worth $230) $100 cash; modeled. Cedar St., Manches- MANCTES-TER — Charmln^ 8 hot water oil, St. Rose's Par- good wages, union shop, paid French poodle, male, well free loam regular $14 for $12. ter, $125 per month. Call W. BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room "The city has done absolute- 5 at his home in O n ter Park matching cabinets $19 extra. TO SUBLET—Apartmert, $125 COMPLETELY - furnished 4 Quiet, enhanced section of room Colonial, 4 or 5 bed- Garrison Colonial. Call Owner, Ish. $16,900. Small amount Electrical Services 22 life insurance, free medical in- trained, champagne, 2 years Stone fill, sand, gravel aiid Harry England, 649-5201. after ly nothing to aid in our search in Rockville. On Saturdays, EDWARDS 649-5650. monthly, including stove and room house, automatic heat, to'wn, featurinlg a neglected rooms, 2 full baths, formal din- 649-2104. down. Goodchild - Bartlett, for a new. local location, " Haw- surance, vacation pay. Apply old. 643-7257. manure. 643-9504. 6 call 742-7883. adults only 649-1794. Colonial in need of light re- Realtors. 289-0939. Santa will be in from 1 to 5 FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt In person only. Conn. Bi-FTod- parking, new and very clean, ing room, excellent condition, ley continued. "Only the cham- p.m. service on all types of elec- MOVING — Toledo scale, $25; available December 16. J. D. pairs. rec room, paneled centrally located. Phone own- 87 FALKNOR DRIVE — $1,000 ANSWERING SERVICE ucts, Inc., Hop River Road, Co- BLACK MINIATURE poodle, four ROOM flat, first floor, ELLINGTON—3 bedrom ranch, her of commerce, the redevelop- i The annual Mi.'rtletoe Ball of i trical wiring. Licensed and in- six weeks old, $50. Call 643- DUO THERM gas heater, will hydraulic door stop, $10; for- Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. den, all electric kitchen luid er-«gent, Barbara Woods, 649- down and $130 a month (in- lumbia, Conn. mica and chrome kitchen set, heat and hot water Included, SIX ROOM single house, adults, nice grounds. Potential ga- gas hot air heat, full base- ment agency in a limited way, I the Tolland County Auxiliary of sured. Wilson Electrical Co., 2095. heat four rooms. Call 649-3954. 7702. cludes mortgage amortization, and the Town of Vernon have ' Children's Services of Connecti- 64941500 - 875-2519 $35; small portable record FIVE ROOM- apartment, sec- stove and refrigerator fur- $125. 643-6015. lore. interest, taxes and Insurance) ; ment, excellent opportunity. Manchester. 649-4817, 643-1388. trled to help." ; cut will be held Saturday at the and leave your messaf^e. You’ll hear from our ad\'ertiser in Jig AKC BLUE BELTON English HO TRAINS and equipment, player, $10; 17” G.E. console ond floor. Immediate occu- nished, central location, im- ST. JAMES PARISH — Spa- will permit you to own this at- Price $15,500. $.500 down. Con- FOUR BEIDROOM raised ranch •’We have been investigat- Elks Carraige House from 9 time without spending all evening at the telephone. setter, five year old female, TV set, child's crib. 6 horse TV, $20; electric sewing ma- pancy. $60 month. J. D. Really maculate condition. Available cious 4 bedroom home built tractive 7 room Cape Cod tessa Real Estate, 742-6385, completely decorated. 2-car p.m. to 1 a.m. Music will be Floor Finishing 24 used for showing and breeding. Simplicity tractor and equip- chine, $20; fireplace tools, $6. Co., 643-5129, 643-8779. December 15. Adults only. Call J. IX REALTY 1958, 2 baths, large wooded home in fine residential neigh-; ______429-4688, 875-3871. ___ _ ing areas in Vernon, but with' M A C H I N IST 649-0324. garage, one year lease with out much success,” Hawley provided by Dick Phaneuf s Any reasonable offer consid- ment, Jary sickle bar, Stauffer 649-2672. option to renew, $225 per lot, executive neighborhood, borh<^. flexible fioor plan is V E R N O N -7 room split level. Lost and Found Business Services FLOOR SANDING and reflnlah- BUILT 1964 — First floor, 648-6129 643-8779 $1’7,900. Hutchins Agency said. "We found a site in El- Orchestra. ered. Please call 649-3971 after couch, 78 record albums, 12 TTIRBE ROOMS, front and rear month. 742-7004. readily adaptable to the needs 1% baths, built-in kitchen, din Ing (specializing in older ALL AROUND 4. 12 FOOT KELVINATOR re- large 4 room apartment cel- 646-0103. of a small or large family. Ehc- lington with all the facilltie* Mrs. John Phlffer is chair- L.OST — Woman’s jade ring, Offered 13 bass accordion, shoe skates lar, large yard, in quiet resi- entrance, ample parking, nice ing room, paneled rec room, man of the event and ia aided floors) Waxing floors. Paint- and ski boots. May be seen at frigerator, large deep freeze THREE ROOM rustic ranch, cellent school facilities, stores our plant needs, including gaa, large perforated stone. 14K LAND CLEARING, tree re- ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. GROOMING and boarding, will area. After 5. 649-9402. dential neighborhood. Only neighborhood, convenient to MANCHKSTER — West Side. laundry room, garage, covered water, power and sewers.” by Mrs. Ralph Gibson and Mrs. Must be able to set up and Box 557, Watrous Road, Bol- everything, all utilities fur- completely fumi.shed, plenty of MANCHESTER — New 8 room and bus all near by. Property rear patio with fireplace, one- 1 yellow gold, reward. Call 649- moval, and chain saw work. No job too small. John Ver- collect and deliver. H. C. $115 per month. 646-0103. Garrison Oolonlal, 12x24 living Older 6 room Colonial, new ia now vacant, so immediate Hawley stressed that he Edward Granville, decorations; work to blueprints, 50 hour ton, Saturday and Sunday. CRIB, carriage, mattress, play- nished. 646-0395. privacy. Bausola Rd., An- half acre lot, high assumable 6076. A. Michaud, 742-8096. falUe. 649-5750. Chase. Harmony Hill Ken- dover, Conn. $85 monthly. Call room, family room, built-in Biding, garage, quiet location. occupancy la available. Robert would prefer to remain in Ver- Mrs. Donald Caldwell, reaerva- week. Apply in person. 649-6091. pen, high chair, etc., best of- TWO ROOM heated apartment mortgage. Nice neighborhood, i nels, Bolton, 643-5427. John McLaughlin, 649-5306, kitchen, master bedroom with Only $13,500. Hayes Agency, J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, non if a suitable location is tions, and Mra Alfred Meurant, FOUND — Small yellow an- LAWNMOWER ahajmenlng; re- fer. 528-0535. and bath. 149 Osikland Street. 643-4803. Minimum down pajrment, fl- \ catering and arrangement*. FIVE ROOMS, second floor, hot 649-2772. dressing room, low twenties. 649-5241. found. He added that he would gora cat with bells on collar. pairs, sales, rotor blades Bonds— Stocks— CHIHUAHUAS, AKC, must be $65. 649-5229, 9-5. Hayes Agency. 64S-4806. nanclng available. Owners' perfer to rent a plant, but ia Driver Arrested Vicinity Grove Street. Call Boats and Accessories 46 FOR SALE — Kenmore gas water. Call 649-1182, mornings. MANCHESTER — Exceptional building new home. Asking sharpened; bicycle sales, serv- Mortgages 27 G. T. K. C O RP. seen to appreciate. Will hold TWO FAMILY 5-6 room duplex also considering building. George M. Gagne, 19, of 104 643-5628. clothes dryer, 11 months old, THREE ROOMS, Ule bath, heat 3-bedroom Ranch. Large living $19,500. Reasonable offers ap- ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, until Christmas. 644-0246. THREE ROOMS, second floor, MANCHESTER — Immaculate in good location, good condi- Union St., was arrested Tues- A BBHTER ARRANGEMENT 15 FOOT CADILLAC boat, 18 original cost $180, will sell for and hot water furnished, sec- room. Big, sunny kitchen with preciated. Lawrence F. Flano,' "The local individual taxpay- 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 640 678 Tolland St., East Hartford horse motor, trailer, $250. A f- heat and hot water furnished. Suburban For Rent 66 6-room Cape on a quiet street, tion, good income. $19,400. J. er ia paying money to move this day night by (Constable William NOTICE is hereby given that 2098. of your finances will make $95. Can be seen In Thomp- ond floor. 15% School St. close to schools, bus and shop- built - In.s, Ti*’o fireplaces. Realtor, 643-2766. Charles Pa.ss Book No. 88156 issued by ter 5, 649-9402. across from East Side Rec. Call 643-8507. D. Realty, 643-6129, 643-8779. industry out of town,” Hawley Liswell and charged with speed- more of your Income available Articles For Sale 45 sonville evenings and week- AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY ping, 3 bedrooms, new For- Choice location. Only $17,200. Nicholson, 742-6364, Dolores L 1 ing and following too closely. 'The Savings Bank of Manches- YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! for personal use. Lump debt ends. Buyer must move apph — Apartment with 5 large Madeline Smith, Realtor, 649- Merritt, 646-0424. said, "thereby loosing the tax FIRST FLOOR, very clean 3 FOUR ROOM duplex, excellent ’ mica counter and stainless AUBURN ROAD — Owner” revenues from that Industry.” Gagne will appear in Circuit ter has been lost and applica- Cellars, attics, trash, smsdl into one monthly pajrment of ALL AROUND experienced PISTOL — Hl-Standard, auto- ance. 643-8145 anytime. rooms in remodeled home lo- steel sink, aluminum storms 1642, 643-8139. principals only. $16..500. 6 tion has been made to said Diamonds—TVatehes^ room apartment, appliances, quiet neighborhood, adults pre- X BOLTON- Split level, 3 bed- Hawley added that his tax Court 12, Rockville, on Dec. 22. trucking done A-1 right! Call $22.26 for each thousand dollars man with mechanical back- loading, 22 caliber, supermatlc cated in Rockville. Heat fur- and screens, $15,500. Wolver- room yellow Cape, brick en- bank for payment of the ground to work in service sta- heat and hot water. $90 month. ferred. Phone 649-5173 be- MANCHESTER—6 room home rooms, modem kitchen with payments to local government* Bertha Mangiafico, of Hatch 843-2928, Tremano Trucking Including repayment over five citation, 8” ; beautiful black, Jewelrv 48 tween 4-8 p.m. for appoint- nished, children accepted. Ref- ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. trance, shed dormer, 1 % baths, amount of deposit. Service. years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, tion. Contact Colony Texaco fitted pistol shooting case, 4- J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129, erences required. 649-5833. in St. James' Parish, 100x170 built-in*, 2-acre lot with trees, are in “four figures.” Hill Rd., wra* arrested Tues- WATCH AND JEWELRY re- Musical Instruments 53 643-8779. ment. shaded lot, 2 - car garage. 3 combination aluminum storms, day night and charged with Connecticut Mortgage Ex- Service, East Hartford. Tel. rack drawer with mounted EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, one room partially finished, only 6 years old. For qualified Hawley said that the redevel- LOST — All black cat with STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone 289-8726. pairing. Prompt service. Up to bedrooms, big kitchen, 1% buyer conventional mortgage failure to renew her operator's change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, spotting Bausch & Lomb scope. HEATED 3 and 4 room apart- OCCUPANCY DEC. 15—6 room two years old, large living large back lot. Room for 2-car opment agency has tried in a front paws declawed, vicinity walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- Conn. Also bullet trap target for 22 $20 on your pld watch In trade. HAMMOND ORGAN. M series, THOMPSONVILLE room with fireplace, modern baths, excellent condition, $14,- or VA with no down payment. “ limited manner” to find a solu- license and failure to change of Parkade Apartments. Re- races, hatchways, dry wells. one year, 5 months old. excel- ments, electric refrigerator apartment, redecorated, $70 garage. Close to bus. Two- address. Court date was set at caliber ammunition. All in ex- Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, monthly. Apply 152 Charter kitchen with built-ins, family 900. Wolverton Agency, Real- Selling for $18,900, Call the R. tion to the problem, and had ward. 643-9742. All concrete repairs. Reason- SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- 787 Main Street, State Theater lent condition. Eve. after 7, and gas stove furnished. Call tor. 649-2813. week occupancy. Call 649-9347 Dec. 22 in Rockville. Patrolman cellent condition. CaU 649-6273 Oak evenings or call 528-6836. New home for rent, room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone to 9 p.m. F. Dlmock Co.. 649-5245. offered him a site across the able. 648-0861. limited funds available for sec- Building. 649-9858. 649-7737 or 649-5779, 6 to 7 John Stodd made the arrest. LOST — Half grown kitten, after 4 p.m. p.m. 3 bedrooms hot water heat, garage, $24,900. street from his present plant. ond mortgages, paym ent to 85 SUMMIT ST. — Newly dec- THREE BEDROOM ranch, 125 ROCncviLLE 2 family 7-7. ga- Collin J. Kelley, 21. of Hart- gray, white patch on stomach, SHARPENING Service — Saws, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL — $200 Phllbrick Agency, M9-8464. foot frontage, fireplace, full HOLLISTER ST. — Opportun- He added that the land would suit your budget. Elxpedlent JA N I T O R BLUE LUSTRE not only rids orated 3 room heated apart- ity! Splendid Colonial, 6 rage, two furnaces, lot 130 x not be economically feasible, ford, was arrested 'Wednesday vicinity Glenwood, School or knives, axes, shears, skates, Florists— Nurseries 49 discount on floor models of FIVE ROOM first floor imart- cellar, aluminum storms, car- 250, paneled kitchen, birch service. J. D. Realty. 648-6129. carpets of soil but leaves pile ment, $100 a month. J. D. ment. hot water, light.s, stove, Call RI-9-7142 MANCHESTER — 6-room Co- rooms, 1% baths, kitchen since it would cost about $50,- and charged with falliure to Oak Streets. 649-3577. rotary blades. Quick service. Applications now being /ac- soft and lofty. Rent electric Kinsman spinet orgims. Dubal- lonial with 3 bedrooms, 24-foot port. All for $13,900. Don’t cabinets built-in oven-range, obey a traffic control signal. Capitc" Equipment Oo., 38 CHRISTMAS TREES! Tag do Music Center, 186 W. Mid- Realty. 643-5129. parking, single or working wait. Hutchins Agency, 646- bullt-ins, paneled basement, 000 to improve the site before cepted for full-time work shampooer $1. Paul’* Paint & couple. Can be seen after 3. living room with fireplace, garage, sewers, schools, priced $17..500. Rockville Realty, 875- He was summoned into court Main St., Manchester. Hiurs Help Wanted— Female 35 in office maintenance. Eve- now! Cut later. Bring the dle Tpke. 0103. 2527, 643-2188. construction could be started. Wallpaper Supply. THREE ROOM, third floor, COVENTRY LAKE — 4 room large kitchen and formal din- for immediate sale. Call now! “We concur,” Hawley said, Dec. 22 by arresting officer Pa- I dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9 Satur- nings 4 p.m.-12 p.m. Good family to the Stanley Tree FOUR ROOM tenement, bath. Announeemenn WAITRESSES willing to work, Farm, Long Hill Road, An- heated, centrally located. Call- house completely furnished, ing room, oil hot water heat, 6 - 6 DUPLEX. Owner’s side Robert Anderson, Realtor, 528- trolman Robert Ahnert, day 7-4. 643-7958. wages and free benefit pro- SNOWBLOWERS, new and First floor of a tw’o tenement "with the statement of Nat N. part-time. Call Paul Flano, dover. Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.ip. 643-0082, between 7-8. $20 per week. 643-1686 eve- aluminum storms and screens, completely remodeled, 2 fur- 0139, 528-1776. Schwedel, who some time ago Break Reported ELECTROLUX sales and nerv- gram. Apply Employment used, Ariens, Snobird, Toro, house. North End. Low rent. nings. lifetime siding. Immediate oc- TYPEWRITERS — Standard 643-2457. every Saturday and Sunday, or Office and Store naces, aluminum storms and pointed out that all of the Vernon police reported a Ice, bonded representative. Al- and electric. Rep^red, over- Office. Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. Apply 10 Depot Square, apart- cupancy, $16,900. Wolverton MANCHESTER — Immaculate COVENTRY break early this morning in the fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., Service and parts. Capitol by appointment call 742-6438. Equipment 54 BOLTON LAKE — Tolland] screens, central location. Can taxes collected from all of the hauled, rented. Adding ma- FOUR ROOM apartment, Wells ment 4. Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. be bought right. J. D. Realty, 5% room Ranch, near bus and L A M Equipment Company, Manchester, 644-8141. Equipment, 38 Main Street, Large selection of white Street, $60 a month. 649-5987. Road. Two bedroom ranch, individual taxpayers in towm Is chines rented and repaired. spruce, Norway spruce and OFFICE FURNITURE for sale: 643-5129. 643-8779. schools. Cedi Allen Schaefer, PRIVACY Rt. 83 in Vernon. Manchester. Open dally 7-5, FOR RENT—January 1st Five furnished - unfurnished, oil, RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, Broker, collect, 875-1235. not enough to pay for just the Pickup and delivery service. FIRST NATIONAL Douglas fir from $2.50 up. Also Secretary’s desk, three office Constable William Patten, STATISTICAL CLERK Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. THREE ROOMS, heat, hot wa- room flat, second floor, near newly redecorated, $lli kitchen, living room, wooded GARRISON COLONIAL, excel- co.st of educating our children.” Yale Typewriter Service. 649- STORES pine branches for decoration desks, filing cabinets, chairs, ter, lights, garage, stove, re- Center, no children. 649-0865. 225' lakefront Hollywood Hawley also questioned the during a routine check, discov- 4986. monthly. 289-0939. lot, handy to bus, shopping, lent condition, 2-car garage, MANCCHESTER Vicinity—non- Personals SOUP’S on, the rug that is. so and seasoned wood in fireplace office safe. In good shape. See frigerator, $85. 643-8418, etc. Excellent condition. $11, development. New 6 room actor’s 10-room estate. At- need to include his plant in the ered the break at 1 am . Paul Opportunity for woman ex- Park and Oakland Aves. fireplaces, near highway, owm- clean the spot with Blue Lus- and furnace lengths at $3 per any or all and make an offer. tVt ROOM garden apartment, O'VERSIZED CAPE, artesian 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- raised ranch, built-in*. 1% tractive wood and stone redevelopment area at all. The Boor, an owmer of the firm, wras STATE LICENSED rest home LAWN MriWERS—Sharpened perienced in figure work, E. Hartford er anxious to sell. $28..500. Jo- tre. Rent electric shampooer trunkful. Call 648-1888. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, includes heat, hot water, stove. well, built-in stove and oven. 8464. baths. 2 fireplaces, \ acre lot. construction. 4 good sized renewal project ends in the called to the scene and a pre- centrally located, reasonable and repaired, winter storage. calculator experience help- hot water, parking, no chil- refrigerator and parking. R ent! ceramic tile bath, hot water seph Barth. Broker. 649-0320. liminary iijvestigatlon revealed Sales and service — Ariens, $1. Olcott Variety Store. Immediate occupancy. Hanley bedrooms. 2% baths, wall area, cjfid Acromold is the last rates, friendly atmosphere. ful, pleasant working con- FRESH CUT, farm raised dren or pets. Tel. 643-2068. $120 per month. Office 15 Por- heat. $115 a month. Tel. 742- to w’all carpeting through- that eight chain saws, a leaf Tel. 875-1011. Snowbirds, also rental equip- TWO FAMILY—One year old, IN-LAW QUARTERS — 7% Agency, 643-0030. building to be included. ditions, excellent benefit RUBBER STAMPS — Three Christmas trees, Dec. 5-20, e.st Street. Phone 643-0000. 6724. 4 and 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, out, cathedral ceiling in blower and several other items ment. L & M Equipment Corp., program. Apply Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 FOUR ROOMS, West Side, sec- room ranch, 2 baths, 2-zone "Former owmers of the prop- HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR for lines name and address, cush- Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. Available January 1st. family room one apartment, MANCHESTER — Short way step-down living room, at- were stolen. A REWARD of *3.500 is being Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. part-time dishwa-shlng job by ioned mount, knob handle to 5 p.m., weekdays 3-5 p.m. ond floor, heated, one or two heat, garage, drastic reduction erty had offered to completely offered for information leading Manchester Exchange—Enter- Employment Office modern kitchen, excellent con- to $18,500. Manchester. Hutch- out. Cape Cod, 5 dowm, 2 un- tractive staircase with bal- renovate the building to con- Total value of the stolen machine. Other odd jobs also. $1.80. Please print or type. Glenwood Farms, Silver St., WOMAN’S Persian Iamb coat, adults, $70. Tel. 649-3386. THREE ROOM apartment, finished up. attached garage, to the arrest and conviction of prise 1945. size 14; boy’s sport jacket, size Wanted To Rent 68 dition. Phllbrick Agency, 649- ins Agency, Realtors, 646- cony to second floor, heat- form with the surrounding items were not available. Ver- Must be a willing worker, neat Quality Rubber Stamps, P.O. Coventry, first right off Route heat, hot water, redecorated, 8464. full cellar, nice condition, small ed glassed in sunroom with non police are continuing the the true murderer of Hope 44-A beyond Twin Hills. 14. Good condition. Reasonable. 0103. area, once redevelopment is HAVE truck — Attics and cel- in appearance. Apply in per- Box 765, Manchester. Conn., reasonable. Call 643-5973. WORKING WIDOW seeks lot. FI1II price $8,500. The Ells- excellent four seaison's view Investigation. Rothwell and release and ex- son after school Brass Key 06042. 649-1100. NORMAN ST.— 4 room duplex, small apartment, reasonably complete,” Hawley said. honoratlon of Roy Darwin, Sr. lar.s cleaned. Rubbish removed. FIRST NATIONAL newly decorated. 643-5488. NEW ON MARKET. Three worth Mitten Agency, Real- of the lake and Its year Acromold employs 37 per- Hospital Notea Reasonable. Call 649-1043 after STORES Restaurant, 829 Main Street, kumished Apartmenui 63-A priced, clean, quiet home de- family, one block from Main tors, 643-6930. 'round recreational activi- Admitted yesterday: Ray- Write to Box 1011, Manches- Manchester.. GARLAND commercial 4-bum- Fuel and Feed 49-A sired. Write Box A, Herald. .sons, all of whom live in R ^ k - ter. 5:30. ner gas range with oven, broil- Wanted— To BUy 58 Street, Owmer’s Immaculate ties. spacious kitchen, large ville and Vernon. They manu- mond Clark, Bolton Rd.; Mrs. Park & Oakland Aves., R(X1KVILI^ CENTEIWMod- apartment available soon. H ere: ^ MANCHESTER — Spacious form af dining room, family er and grill. 649-6273. FOR SALE — Seasoned hard- R A N C H facture plastic components for Lillian Paulhus. Wapping; Ar- REPAIRS on all makes of re- East Hartford wanted to BUT—Antiques em 4 rooms, heated, furnished, custom built home in excellent room with gun cabinets, de- wood for fireplace. B. J. Begin, NOTICE is an opportunity for the pru- j industry. Including parts for nold AJleman. 61 Vernon Ave.; frigerators, washers, ranges, and good used furniture. Vil- all utilities, adults; also, three Business Property dent investor. Close to schools, residential area, ultra modem luxe bar room, basement JET SPRAY refrigerated soft 164 Manchester Road, Glaston- OF ADOPTION room, adults. 875-9121. L-shaped 6-room Ranch, kitchen. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths color television sets, tools, parts Theodore Wojnar, 14 Robert Automobiles For Sale 4 and dryers. All oil burners WANTED drink dispenser, electric. Silex bury. 633-2933. lage Peddler Auction House, For Sale 70 shopping, trans.porta tion, with theater and projection cleaned and seixlced. All work OF ORDINANCE comer lot, in Wapping. on plus 2 lavatories, covered for Iona of Manchester and Rd.; Mrs. Adeline MouHon, coffee 3-burner electric hot Route 83, EUington. 876-8711, LARGE ONE ROOM fumi.shed churches. Belfiore Agency, 643- room, heated 2-car garage NEED CAR? Your credit turn- g;uaranteed. Cosma Appliance BUSINESS ZONE m - Eight hill with 40-mile view. 5121. I patio, Florida room, complete- with caretaker’s quarters for West'nghouse Electric. The Stafford; Mrs. Sophie Plzvar- ed down? Short on down pay- plate. 649-6273. Bob Blucklger, and Son. AMENDMENT apartment, heated, bedroom Large living room with Service, 506 Center. 649-0056. LPN or RN. full or part-time, Several all around machin- DRY HARDWOOD for sale, rooms with two oCficea, sep- ly air-conditioned, minimum separated from the home by firm has been in business in ezuk, Tolland. ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- In accordance with the provi- set, refrigerator, kitchen set, fireplace, dining room, 11-7. 875-2077. USED HEATING equipment. cut to order, 742-8059. CASH IMMEDIXTELY — We arate entrance, suitable for MANCHESTEIR — Investment maintenance inside and out. a long, attractive breeze- Rockville for five years. Births yesterday: A daughter sion? Don’t despair! See Hon- ists, Must be capable of sions of Chapter 3, Section 9, of gas range, low rent. Adults. business or professional use. large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Call the R. F. Dimock Co.. Peewee Hoop Program buy anything from a pin to the Town Charter, notice is property. 5-5 flat, ga.s steam way, outside stone pagoda to Mr. and Mrs. Da'Vid Chmlel- est Douglas Inquire about low- Household Services holding Aircraft quality battleship. Used furniture and Free electricity, gas. Apply 10 PhUbrick Agency. 649-8464. 2 baths. 2-car garage, full heat, modem bath, lot 79x148,' 649-5245. Boys eight through ten will est down, smallest payments all in good condition. One gas ______hereby g;iven of the adoption by Depot Sq., Apt. 4. with unusual fireplace and eski, 26 Ward St. tolerances. Tel. 643-2788 be- FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, basement, recreation area central. West Side Realty, I ~ stone patio, park - like be eligible to participate in a anywhere. No small loan or fi- Offered 13-A TYPIST the Board of Directors of the APARTMENT BUILDING — 4 with picture window and MANCHESTER — Concord Rd. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. tween 7 a.m.-8 p.m. fired forced air furnace Crane 742-7729. 649-8264, 249-4794. 649-4342. grounds with large trees, pee^e or beginner’s basketball | Martha f^ros, 27 Maldim La.; nance company plan. Douglas Town of Manchester, Connecti- units, excellent condition, cen- door to outside. Owner Now under construction, cus- REWEAVING of BURNS, moth shrubs and flowers. Be- program spon-sored by the Ver- Mrs. Joanne Pllcky, Hillsdale Motors, 333 Main. WE BUY, SELL or trade an- cut, December 1, 1964, of an or- tral location, $26,900. By ap- moving. Call 644-1719. LARGE, large house, antique tom. 3-bedroom raised ranch, non Recreation Commission. holes. Zippers repaired. Win- suspended type, 112,000 B.T.U. Perennial Favorite cause of health reasons E>r.; Mrs. Harriet Gardner, El- dow shades made to measure, Full-time permanent posi- Garden— Farm— Dairy tique and used furniture, china, dinance as follows: pointment only. Phllbrick brick outside. 3-car garage, distinctive floor plan, fireplace, Boys entering this league FORD 1963, Fairlane 500, 4- Manchester Redevelopment Agency, 649-8464. one bath, two lavatories, slid- owmer desires quick sale. llng^n; 'William Schneider, 18 all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys tion available for qualified CARPENTERS WANTED. output, $200; one gas fired Products 50 glass, silver, picture frames minimum care. House now be- Asking price of only $39,- must never have played before. door sedan, small V-8, stand- and old coins, old dolls and Agency ing glass walk-out doors in West St.; Jack Pestritto, 291 made while you wait. Tape 'e- typist with or without ex- Steady employment, paid vaca- SEVEN RCXllI older heme, 4 ing finished. $35,000. Jo.seph 000. Easily financed. Emphasis will be placed on ard shift. After 6 p.m., 649- perience for transcription APPLES— Macs and Cortlands, guns, hobby collections, attic SECTION 38-1 OF THE ORDI- Barth, Broker, 649-0320. i family room and dining room. South 3t.; Alan Durdan, Tol- 0033. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 tion, insurance plan, new home forced air furnace Mor-Sun bedrooms, 2 bathe, lot 72x151. teaching ba.sketball fundament- Main., 649-6221. work. High .school educa- No. 1 and No. 2. Bunco Farm, contents or whole estates. Fur- NANCES OF THE TO’WN OF Marion E. Robertson. Realtor Call S A B Builders, 643-9133, als. land: Mrs. Donna Oiicky, Man- construction and remodeling ARCELLIA DRIVE — Li kTth^ 649-3144. 1961 CHE’VROLET Impala, 6 tion, good knowledge of 529 W. Center S t niture Repair Service Talcott- MANCHESTER IS HEREBY 643-6968 Registration will be held Sat- chester; Mrs. Elsie Legere, work. Only fir.st-clas.s men re- floor furnace, 140,000 B.T.U. vllle, Oonn. Tel. 643-7449. old lady who lived in the shoe, cylinder, automatic, 4 - door, grammar and spelling and ply. Call 649-5391 for appoint- AMENDED TO READ AS LAWRENCE F. FIANO urday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m, at ftorrs; Mrs. Nancy Mocadlo Building— Contracting 14 speedy, accurate typing re- FOLLOWS: ONE BLOCK from Mato, two are you worried about w-hat to OLD TWO FAMILY 6-4. need* the Lake Street and Skinner verv good condition. 649-2091, ment, McCarthy Enterprises. ' output, $175; one oil fired Household Goods 51 do with your children ? Why work, very reasonable; also, '< Realtor 643-2766 and son. 8 Moser Dr. 649-3700. quired, Some knowledge of Inc. Sec. 38-1 Members family, 4-4 duplex, permanent Road Elementary Schools. Boys QUALITY CARPBNTRY- WANTED — Pool table. Write siding, two recent heating sys- not buy this dream of a 3 bed- new duplex 4-5 now under con- medical terms helpful. forced air furnace Waterman- TWO MAPLE TABLES— Small Pursuant to Section 8-126 of Charles Nicholson 742-6364 are asked to bring their .sneak- Vernon News Is handled by TO SETTLE ESTATE — 1961 Rooms, dormers, porches, Box 21, Coventry, Conn. tems, garages, clean. Haye.« room ranch home In Jarvis struction, central location. Call ers. round coffee table, $13; 30” the General Statutes of the Acres in Manchester, a fine Peg Cieszynski, 649-4291. The Herald’s Rockville Barean, Chevrolet Bel Air .sedan. Call basements reflnlsLed, cab- State of Connecticut, 1958 Re- Agency, 643-4803. Dolores L. Merritt 646-(H24 Francis Johndrow and Wil- inets, bullt-ins, formica, tile. l^terbury, 112.00Q B.T.U. out- square, beautifully carved, two neighborhood. Walking dis- 5 W. Main 8t„ telephone 875- Attornev Philip Bayer, 643- Opening al.so available for WANTED vision, and Sec. 3-1 of the liam Fortin will be in charge of No Job too small.,, William clerk-typist for diversified level, comer table, $25. Both Rooms Without Board 59 SPLIT LETVEIL—7 room*. 1% tance to all schools. Priced at S1S6 or 648-2711. ^ 1136, put. $200; oil burners $30 each. like new. 643-8819. Charter of the Town of Man- Lots For Bale 73 the program at the Skinner Robbins carpentry service. duties in our clerical de- Part-time and full-timg baths, modem kltchaii with $18,000 for quick sale by trans- Road School, and Dick Gunn 649-3446. FURNISHED room, light chester, there is hereby created built-lns. dining room, fam- ferred owner. Call Barbara 1958 DODGE custom Royal, 4- partment. Average ty;iing EVERYTHING in sterilized re- housekeeping, private en- DOUBLE building lot for sale, TOLLAND—Ideal for children, will direct the operations at the door hardtop, automatic, pow- and High School education Class A gauge and toolmakers Furnace • blowers $10 and up. the Manchester Redevelopment ily room, full ba*ement, 1- Babin, Jarvis Realty Co.. Real- 2 Lands Claim Carol CARPENTRY—32 years’ ex- Bridgeport operators conditioned used furniture and trance. Lady only. One min- Agency which shall be composed 200x400 School Road, Bolton, i wooded area. New custom 6 Lake Street School. er steering, power brakes, ra- required. Call Mrs. Peter- car garage. $22,900. Phll- tors 643-1121, Eves.. 643-1686. An intermediate league for PARIS— One of the earliest perience. Ceilings ' and floor T. P. Aitken Company, 643- appliances, high quality—low ute from Main S t Tel. 649- of five (5) electors of the Town brick Agency, M9-8464. Call >149-2871. room L-ranch, 2-car attached dio. excellent condition, best .son, 643-1161, "or further prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 7959 after 6. garage. You will love this new boys 16 through 18 was also Chrl.stmas oarola still sung offer. 875-5444. * tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga- Apply of Manchester who shall be ap- JUST LISTED! Large 9 room information. Liberty Mu- 6793. South Street, Rocki’llle. 876- SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen ANDOVER—Long Hill Road. 4 home. $19,600. Rockville announced. The league will be is “The First Noel,” based on rages. additions, attics fin- tual Insurance Co. pointed by the Board o f Direc- home In Manchester, combin- acre building site, best residen- a medieval shepherd song. ished, remodeling, concrete E & S GAUGE CO. 2174. Open 9-* living room with fireplsce. im- ing wholesome country atmos- Realty, 643-2188, 875-2527. sponsored jointly by the Vernon 1953 PLYMOUTH. 6 cylinder, NORTH END—Off Main, fur- tors. tial area, orchard and wood- Scholars are unoerta^yB o f Its work. No job too small, im- ONE DOLLAR stationery bar- mediate occupancy, $15,000. phere with modem conven- and Rockville Recreation Com- standard shift, good running Mitchell Drive SAM ALBERT PROVES TO nished room. 58 Strickland St. The members first appointed land. stone fences, brook. missions. origin; both France and 'Eng- condition, good tires. Asking mediate estimates. 643-2629. gains, name, address on choice shall be designated to serve for Phil'.jrick Agency, 649 8464 iences. 3 Inside fireplaces (one WOMAN for housecleaning, one of 200 noteheads; 150 letter YOU THERE IS A Haye.s Agency, 643-4803. Registration will be h « I d. land claim it. 850. 649-4393. ROOM for young lady, a home one, two, three, four and five with Dutch oven I , country- Wanted— Real Estate 77 CARPENTRY—Aluminum win- or two full days before Holi- sheets, 75 envelopes. 60 per- "SANTA CLAUS” MANCHESTER — Like new away from home. Convenient years respectively and, there- sized kitchen, tremendous liv- 1961 PONTIAC Bonneville, ra- dows, doors, ceilings, hatch- days. Call after 4, 64,'?-0357. sonalized napkins, 79c, blue, JUST PAY MONTHLY! 5 'i room ranch, 20 foot living 7 X SPOT CASH paid for homes, h< MEAT CUTTER, experience to everything. 643-7969. after, members shall be ap- ing room, formal dining room, Suburban For 75 farms and acreage, 24' 24-hour , dio and heater, full power, ex- ways, concrete steps, floors, pink, yellow, white. Discount 1. 2, or 3 Y E A R S to P A Y room, 1 % baths, beautifully separate laundry room. den. neces.sary. 643-8600, 643-2668. pointod to serve for five years. Hayes Agency, 643- cellent condition. Call after 4, rec rooms, attics finished, ga- Center (with Manchester Rub- MONTHLY PAYMENTS TWO R(X)MS in private home, fini.shed family room, large plus bathroom downstairs. 4 COVENTRY — Cute 4 room service. 649-3132. rage doors. No job too» small. OCCASIONAL DAYTIME sit- ber Stamp), 5 S. Main, Man- $12.18 Any vacancy shall be filled wooded lot. Hayes Agency. 4803. ter. Phone 643-06,55. ladies only, kitchen privileges. bedrooms,' tiled bathroom up. ranch, double wooded lot. g a -. 649-8880. chester. Earn cash for your- 3 COM PLETE by the Board of Directors for 643-4803. 149 Campfield Road. the unexpired term. Two enclosed porches. Favor- rage. large living room with | 1956 CHEVROLET, automatic, Salesmen Wanted 36-.A self or club treasury. Free sell- ROOMS OF BRAND NEW able tax situation. Garage, tool fireplace, only $8,500. Hayes j T H O M PS O N V ILLE good running condition, $225. CARPENTRY — Bathrooms ing kit. 649-4489. FURNITURE THE THOMPSON House, Cbt- This ordinance shall take ef- MANCHESTER 150x200, fect ten (10) days after this large trees, clean 6 room Col- shed, dog pen, plus still anoth- Agency. 643-4803. Andover 643-0667. tiled, recreation rooms, remod- ATTENTION SALES AND MANAGER train- All 100% guaranteed, some in tage Street, centrally located, er fireplace tvith Dutch oven - ' ‘ onial. double garage, only $16,- eling, garages, additions, ce- LIFE SIZE Santas for outdoor original factory crates, with large pleasantly furnished publication in this newspaper and incinerator outside. If 1,- COVERT R Y ~ ^ o d e r a t e ly ing program open to qualified or indoor Christmas displays. 000. Hutchins Agency, ment work. Call Leon Cieszyn- HOUSEWIVES! college nien. No travel in- original factory serial numbers. rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 provided that within ten ( 10) 800 sq. ft. of gracious county priced 4 room home. Base- Head-on Crash Trucks— ^Tractors .'5 ski, 649-4291. 166 Silver Lane, East Hart- BLONDE BEDROOM for overnight and permanent days after this publication of 646-0103. board heat. Only minutes from 4 BEDRO O M volved. Experience not re- ford. 528-4516. living in Manchester Itself In- quired. Upon training comple- LIVING ROOM SUITE guest rates. this ordinance a petition signed' terests you. call us now. Pulj- UConn. 742-7056. 1963 INTERI^a F io NAL % ton GET those Christmas bills 5 PC. DINETTE SET by not less than five (5) per' COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, 1% Injures Two; pickup, snow plow, 4-whecl Roofing— Siding 16 off your mind. A few open- tion, relocation necessary. LOFTY pile, free from soil is baths, family room off kitchen, lic and Parochial Schools. Bel- EAST HARTFORD -- 7 room — AND ACCESSORIES ROOM FOR RENT, all Im- cent of the electors of the town, • fiore Agency, 643-5121. drive, radio, heater, many ex- ings now available in neigh- Guarantee of $125 a week plus the carpet cleaned with Blue provements, reasonable, near built-ins, di-shwasher. intercom, older Colonial, excellent fam- traa. Call 643-1704. DION OONS’TRUCrnON-Roof- expen.ses. Those interested ca ll' WESTINGHOUSE REF’R as determined from the latest , Two drivers were rushed by C A PE C O D borhood territories. We Lustre. Rent electric sham- WESTINGHOUSE T.V. Main Street 643-7964. official lists of the Registrars» double garage. 144x120. Carl- CUSTOM DESIGNED contem- ily home. large lot. close to ambulance to Windham Me- ing. siding, alterations, ceil- train you to show 644-0202 between 6-8 p.m. or pooer $1. The Sherwin-Wil- ton Hutchins Agency, Real-, Forbes Street School. 1 % 528-6686. WASHING MACHINE of Voters, has not been filed porary built for g^-acious liv- morial Hospital last night after ings. gutters and aluminum liams Co. FOR RENT—Front room near tors. 646-0103. baths, city water and sewer, fheir cars crashed head-on Auto Driving School 7-A windows 643-4352, 643-0895. DE LUXE RANGE with the Town Clerk request- ing. sunken li'ving room, for- Take your choice of any of Main Street, parking. 59 Birch ing its reference to a special mal dining room, planned for E. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649 Rts. 6 and 87 In Andover. FARMALL farm tractor, model Street, 649-7129. 5051, Mr. Day, 649-9204. LEARN TO DRIVE — Special A A. DION, INC Roofing AVON COSMETICS F-20, $195. Two-wheel garden these appliances in addition to Town election. Manchester nine spacious rooms. 3 baths, The two. Jerry F. Shine, 61, attention to nervous and eld- Siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- Situations Wanted— bedroom, living room, dinette, Robert M. Stone, 8376/ two hug' fireplaces, recrea- Columbia, and Stanley J. Do- tractor with snow plow, $95. COMFORTABLE warm room In I2H-36W erly. Classroom for teen-agers. terations and additions. Ceil- CALL 289-4922 Female 38 1127 Tolland Tpke., Buckland'. rugs, lamps, tables, linoleums, quiet home, central, gentleman Secretary MONEY MONEY MONEY tion room, bar, patio. Priced in ; Ellineton bruski, 28. Providence, R.I., were Pickup service. Day or eve- dishes and other items. 40’b. Call owner. 649-6285, 643- lusted in fair condition today ^ ings. Workmanship guaran- only, parking. 649-7410. Board of Directors The best loved dress In the Save yet own your ow'n ning lessons. Reasonable rates. teed. 299 Autumn St. ‘548-4860. WOMAN desires job as house- USED FIVE PIECES assorted EVERYTHING Manchester, Conn. Well groomed wardrobe — the 6863 ACRES AND ACRES by the ho.spital. Shine has chest • Manchester Driving Academy, ONLY $398 home. Two family located *13,300 HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. keeper. cook or caring for an luggage, $2,.50 each; good ping ROOMS FOR RENT, monthly Dated at Manchester, Con- carefully tailored shirtwai.ster. For him the Cardigan; for injuries; Dobruski, chest and 742-7249. BIDWELL HOME Improvement | on lot 33,000 sq. feet 5 MANCHESTER— A well built 6 Must be honest and reliable, elderly person, days, experi- pong net and 4 paddles, $3.50; Price Include.s Delivery. Set Up, basis preferred, 249 No. Main necticut, this 2nd day of De- This one In haif sizes opens down her — the Turtle neck Pullover; You could walk aind walk head injuries. 1 Company—Roofing, siding, al Service. Guarantee Immediate rooms to each side, 2 car room Colonial. 1-car attached on your own land and be someone who prefers good enced. 649-1163. Dormeyer mixer, all attach- Street Contact Mrs. Irish. cember 1964. the front. both in Norwegian-slyle! Make garage, city water and sew- Police said today that Dobru- terations, additions and re ments, $15; two pairs roller Delivery Or Free Storage Until garage, oil heat, center hall, proud of ownership. Two ski. will be arrested when he is home to high wages. Must No. 8376 with Patt-O-Rama is thi.s lovely set (or yourself and ers all for only $20,000. centrally located. Priced right. modeling of all types. Excel SEWING WANTED; also light skates, $2 each; two pairs Ice Needed the man in your, kfe; or for son family house, two barns go released from the hospital and lent workmanship. 649-6496. have car. Glastonbury 633- in sizes 12%, 14>,a. 16%, 18%. Save and call Roger Walk- $14,800. Alice Clampet, Real- Peotur*s: FuM jC«llar, Birilt-ln O vm end 1022. housekeeping, full or part- skates, lady’s hockey, size 5, Phone for appointment and daughter. You'll find the with property. Fifty-five, charged with disregarding a time. Box C, Herald. SAMUEL ALBERT J0%, 22%,'24%, 26'a. Bust 33 to er 649-5306. tor, 649-4543. yes. 55 acres with building Septic Tanks $2; new men’s figure, size 9, 47. Size 14%, 35 bust, 4.yards of design not easy, but so fascinat- stop sig;n and (gratin g' a motor 1 DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted, $6.50; two travel irons, $2 and Hartford only $35,000. Call 875-6611. Ron *. Birch CobiiMts. Formica CouRtor. AND Koufuig and Chimneys 16-A EXPERIENCED mother with 45-inch. ing! Price 50c. INCOME PROPERTY--7 room vehicle while his license is under' 9 experience preferred. Phone $3; electric sandwich grill, $2; 247-0358 Pattern No. CC-108 has knit- ^spension. two- children would like to care SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT To order, send 50c in coins to: Barrows allace Cape, excellent condition. 4 Plugged Sewers ROOPINa — Specializing re- 875-5664. meat g;rinder, $2; Revell ,HO Sue, Burnett, The Manchester Ung directions and graphs for According to investigating for children in her home. Tel. train set, $5; toaster, $2: 643- Manchester Parkade room Ranch in rear. Only $1,- pairing roofs of all kinds, new 643-&64S. If you have no means of transr Evening Herald, 11.50 AVE. OF cardigan — Sizes 42 , 44 , 46; pull- 50P down for Both. Pasek Barrows ^-Wallace Trooper Elerl Johnson, of the V Jk. •— No Mont y Down 8863. portatlon. I’ll send my auto for Manchester .649-5306 Machine Cleaned roofs, gutter work, chimneys AMERICAS, NEW YORK. N.V. over — sizes 32, 84 , 86 inclusive. Realty, 289-7475, 742-8243. Colchester Troop, the Provi- cleaned, repaired Aluminum Help Wanted^Male 3iS you. No obligation even If you To order, send 50c in coins to ; Manchester Parkaide dence motorist, westbound on GOULDS water pump, used 6 don’t buy. 10086. Manchester 649-5306 fiieptlc Tanks, Dry Wells, siding. 80 years’ experience. EXPEIRIENCED oil burner For l*t-cla*8 mailing add 10c Anne Cabot, The Manchester IN BETTER housekeeping con- MANCHESTEHl — 2 family du- Rt. 87, wrent through the stop Sewer Lines Installed—Cel- Free estimates. CaU Howley, Situations Wanted— 'months; $40. Two-wheel garden CALL THOMPSONVILLE. CONN.^ service man, all benefits. Apply tractor with snowplow, dirt A— L -.^ — E— R— T '- ^ krf «ach pattern. Print Name, Evening Herajd, H60 AVE. OF dition — ranch with 5 large plex two years old, excellent sign at Rt. 6 and rammed lar Waterproofing. Done. 643-5861, 644-8388. h«to-on into Shine’s eastbouhd In person. Williams Oil ^ r v - Male 39 plow, wheel harrow, feeder and 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Address with Zone, Style No. AMERICAS. NEW YORK, N.Y. rooms built J95& Quiet dead-1 condition, interiors newly dec- TOLLAND ' $2,500 assumes ear. Both cars were towed Ice, '341 Broad St., Manches- cultivator, $100. 649-5624. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 and Size. 10088. end street,. 3 nnerous' bed- orated. many extras. Must be | mortgage,-save closing costs. RIvorviiiw 9-8B62 Spotless 5% room O>lonlal away, totaUy demolished. .McK in n ey BROS. ^'Heating and Plumbin» 4 17 ter. jy GENERAL CLERICAL work Don’t wait — send 60c now for For ist-class mailing add l(to joom s, family )ize kitchen, seen. Owner occupied. CaU | , desired. Accounting, bookkeep- ALLIS - CHALMER TRACTOR BY FAR the nicest selection of your copy of the fall * winter for each pattern. Print Name, aluminum storms'and screens, anytime 649-7094 or 21 Ash- Ranch, buUt-lns, % acre wood- No court data was set pend- Sewerage Disposal Co. PtiUMBING AND heatjng re- CABINET .MAKER, expert-' ing, typing, payroll. Evenings, , with plow, reasonable. Can be gift lamps In town, Bpecializing M laau* of Basio Faahioo. a Address with Zcoa and pattern 100x196 lot, $15,000. Wolver- worth Street No agents, | ed lo t Hbrrjrl Haiyas Agency, ing Dobruokl’a 'hoopRal dls- l U Peart St. — 643-6808 pairs and new work; free es- enced only. Dl^laycraft. Inc., ' Saturday. Experienced, respon- seen at Clarke Motors, Broad In Early American and mod^ *oa|riet« pattom book. Number. too Xgmaey, Realtor, 64*-$81& plaasa. 648-4808; limates. 648-1771. Manchester 643-9S57. sible jnarrled man.. 643-6766. . Street, Msmehester. em. Marlow’s, In

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