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X y : FA9f TWTOTT FRIDAT, OCTOBER 12, 1961 r - ■■ iianrhât^t lEvrntnQ Unralb AYsrsgre Daily Net Press Rbn Fer the Week Ended The Weather About Town Ms in Manch«st»r fU- OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00! PIsass Phons Ml 3-4123 October 6, IMS Fsmsast s( U. S. Weather BersM 13,638 Clear, oool, frost toaight. Lew W ord has been received of the In mid Ms. Sunday mostly m u m y , arrival of Mr. - and Mrs. Robert Member of tiie Audit Uttie temperatose ehanga. Iflgh in Bureau of Oircuhrilou Cloudman and son Robert, 13, of M s. P ' ‘^Kri/ 123 Summer St., at KeflavSk. Ice Manchester-—A City o f Village Charm* land. Mrs. Cloudman is the former Inez Hampton, daughter of Mr. knd Mrs. Jay Hampton, 128 Sum VOL. LXXXn, NO. 12 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1962 (CTsssIfled Adverttshig an Page •) PRICE FIVE CENTS mer St. Cloudman is a field serv rA ice representative for .Pratt and .J. J Whitney division of United Air craft Corporation. Nikita Coming to UN? 1 French Put State News Oub Scouts of Pack 144 will meet FUN, For FALL. THE 'THREE - MM - ONE" BAQ for a swimming party at the Bast Side Rec tomorrow from 3 to 4 p.m. WASHABLE the casual bag that can ba worn... Sgft Clamp Gromyko Preparing Roundup . Members of Trinity Covenant PINWALE ChurOh are reminded of the work day to be held tomorrow at the CORDUROY * as a bandit bag C^n M onaco church from 10 a.m. in preparation Girl, 17, K illed for the Open House Sunday. * as a sbouidar bag More Blasts at U.S* MoWers (power and hand), rakes, SLACKS MONTE CARLO, Monaco In Car Crash and other tools’ are needed for the * ar as a naw undararm / (A P )— France put a gentle UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.fbe*'" to *t0p buying Oil province’s d g ja ja t . cleaning of tfie grounds and church economic squeeze on this tiny rich supply of copper and cobalt. interior. 9 (AP)—Soviet Foreign Minis GRANBY (AP) — A car Mediterranean principality to Thant’s plan for (Dongo recon Portland^ Ore. ^ Devastated feed bag size in black or brown-black barla9^ eloth ter Andrei A. Gromyko sum ciliation calls on Katsmga to share sm ash^ into a telephone pole day to show it means business The American Legion Axillary with mahogany trihi. also available jh all black moned newsmen today for an half its mineral re.sources with the and overturned on Canton sewing group will meet Tuesdav in a tax fight between the two other blast at the .United Central Congo government and to Road eaHy today, killing a 17- that it pays to make Pinûrst morning at 10:30 at the home of • proportioned merge' the provincial military your one-stop food shopping plastic or bJaek or fawn with maboâny trim. countries. States on Cuba and Berlin. He Mrs. Leon Bradley, 73 Phelps Rd. le n ^ h forces with the Congolese army. year-old girl. center. Three.! customs agents were also piay indicate whether Members are,* reminded to bring posted on one road- crossing the Algerian Foreign Minister Mo The victim was identified as GuardUnits sandwiches, tieasert and coffee will • self belt western frontier of Monaco. They Premier Khrushchev will hammed Khemisti warned the as Susan Lelandi Washington Dr., Gremby. -police said she was a SERVICE MEATS be served by the hostess. put up a discreet little sign say come to the General Assem sembly any attack on Chiba or at • side pocket ing "douane" customs and stopped bly. tempts to topple. Fidel Castro’s passenger in the car driven by Dr. David Warren and Dr. Jacob Communist r^m e would jeopar RicheUd Frost. 20, of Spring Glen, SELF-SERVICE ears going into France. The Soviet delegation" declined Put Check dize wori4. peace. Grihtoy. Segal of the Manchester Memorial • dependable ‘‘Anything to declare?” the to say why Gromyko called' the GROCERIES Ho.spital medical staff and their Two other, passerigers, Edmond agents asked the motorists. weekend news conference (10:30 In his policy speech, Khemisti wive* are attending the Interna zipper Demars Jr., 19, of 92 Woodland Shop tonight till 9 or Satur Most of the travelers were tour a.m. EST). But informed sources expressed belief that Cuba has On Looting tional College of Cardiology in ists passing through Monaco and Dr., and Carol CJosgrove, 17, of 404 day from 8 a.m. till 6:06 Mexico CSty, Mex., which runs • black, vicuna, said he was sure to lash back at they continued on without any ap the -United States, which has ac ^Conttuued on Page ’^ o ) College Highway, both Grartby, p.m. through Sunday. sreen, navy were treated for minor injuries at parent trouble. As far as could be cused Russia of endangering PORTLAND, Ore (AP)— determined, no cars were being peace with military aid to Cuba Hartford hospital and released. Miss. Mary Santaraiero, chief • short 8 to 18 searched by the customs agents. and threats oVer Berlin. Frost did not require hospital A howling storm with wind medical records librarian at Man averagre 10 to 20 Aid C a stro treatment. gusting to more than 100 chester Memorial Hospital, recent President Charles de Gaqile's Gromyko asked for the assem tall 12 to 20 bly floor last week to reply to ly attended the national meeting government is irritated because miles per hour left at least 26 many French ** corporations and Western attacks made during the Bandit Caught persons dead and a broad band jet the American Record librarians • street floor Coaling Russia in St. Louis, Mo. 7,000 French citizens have' found policy debate. Then he canceled WINDSOR (AP)—A gun-wield hf devastation along the West Whole 'S'/j lt». Pine- sportswear a tax haven in Monaco, which out, reportedly because of his ing bandit was captured after a has no income tax. heavy irchedule. high-speed cliase early today fol Coast today. Mrs. Dorothy Dowding. head M illion a Day That hiade a two-day toll o f 35 hurst farm fresh chick dietitian at Manchester Memorial Furtherrhore, under an eco Secretary of State Dean Ru^ lowing a holdup in which he fled nomic agreement between France has conferred twice with G rom j^ with an estimated $1,000. , killed by successive storms, ■with ens for roasting at 29c Hospital, is attending the conven 13 dead in Oregon, 11 in California, tion of the American Dietetic As and Monaco. French corporations since the assembly convened, WASHING’TON (AP) — The So State Police said Robert Seeley, lb., and large at 33c in Monaco could ship their tax- 31, of 2620 Main St.. Hartford, en 8 in Washington-and 3 in British sociation in Miami, Ela. rsmging over Berlin, Laosâlid oth viet Union's- a.ssistance to Cuba— (Columbia. lb. are a very special free goods to France without hav er East-West Issues. After the military and otherwise—is now tered an establishment called the ing to pay customs duties. second meeting last Saturday, costing Russia about $1 million a Tobacco Place brandisltoci a weap National Guard units and all valu'e. Hunting Licenses Now France insists that all Rusk said he probably would talk day, ■' says assistant Secretary' on and left with the cash. available police were on drfty in the goods from Monaco must have with Gromyko again before the State Edwin A. Martin. Earlier, they said, he had made Portland .area to curb looting, Use our Pepperidge Farm Now Being Issued French taxes paid on them before Soviet minister returns to Mos The military aid part of it, he an unsuccessful holdup attempt on which began after the wind smash or Arnold’s seasoning to they are allowed to enter. cow. said, is running at the rate of |2(X> a (Marvel’s Restaurant on the out ed hundreds of store windows Fri day. stuff these chickens. A t midnight Friday, when the Elsewhere in the U.N.: million for this year. skirts of Hartford. One half hour before the sun economic agreement, between Acting Secretary-General U Also, he asserted, the State De Windsor’s Deputy Police Chief Portland was ■virtually para rises on Saturday, Oct. 20, Con Monaco and France ran out, the ’Thant told his Congo advisory partment estimates that Ruiisia James B. Murray Jr. entered the lyzed. Most power and telephone necticut residents may hook their first customs patrols were put on committee he still hopes his plan will have a $50 million' to $70 mil tobacco place while the bandit was lines were broken by winds that shotguns in the crook of their duty around the borders of this for - bringing Katanga back into lion trade deficit with Cuba as inside. The gunman forced him be sent signboards sailing, knocked arms and tramp through the fields ^ ^ R R O W ^ 300-acre nation, ruled by Prince the Ckingo may succeed, despite well as suppl}dng long-term eco hind the counter, and then ran out down thousands of trees, tore the after game. Rainier III. The agents checked President Molse Tshombe’s stall nomic aid this year of up to $50 to a car. roofs off scores of buildings, and Hunting season opens that day cars for less .than an hour while ing tactics. million. Another police officer ouLside blew in countless windows. R win pay yon to drive far out and closes aJn. 31. The town clerk CONTOUR TAILORED DRESS SHIRTS large crowds of curious Riviera A reliable source said ’Riant But, Martin declared, this Rus fired twp riiots, but the bandit The city sprawled in darkness of your way to get Pinehurat is presently issuing hunting li dwellers watched. TTien everyone would like the Security Council to sian help .Vis probably just about pulled away. Friday night, and residents holed fTMher by far” Ground Meats. censes to residents and non-resi went to bed.' meet to strengthen i^s hand in enough," ; ''to. ' keep Cuba’s ’’head Trooper Robert West of the Col up in their homes, fearful of fly dents for the 1962 calendar year. his efforts to bring Tshombe into above i)v»ter—at a relatively low Chester Troop took up the ing debris outside. PINBSHXmST But lights burned late in the State regulations require' that HtUe ' sand-colored palace over- line. level.” 'X phase. The pursued car crashed on It was the same along the Ore-- Lean Chuck or 3 in I all hunters and fishermen over 16 5.00 locking the Mediterranean. Rain The Informant said that if Ka In a CBS radio' interview Fri Bloomfield Ave. and the bandit was, The Steeple of Campbell Hall at Oregon College of Edu(;ation, Monmouth, Ore., fell in gon coast and in a number of Ore blend of ground Beef, have licensee. The laws also gov- ier rushed home Friday night tanga refuses to join the Congo. day, Martin said: "We estimate apprehended. the high wind that swept the state breaking down buildings, towers, trees, signs .and gon communities up the Willa em issuing of licenses to those un from Paris after negotiations with Thant is hopeful the Security Police said Seelev was taken/to disrupting communications. Photographer Wes Luchau caught the falling steeple as mette Valley in western Oregon. der 16j Over 65, or for'tirapping- Council will call on all U.N. mem- Pork and Veal, lb. 79e. • the ultimate in comfort and fit , the French broke down. His wife, (OonUnued on Pago Three) Hartford State Police Troop^for it went down before 90-mile-an-hour gusts. No one was in the building which, accord ’The storm was felt from north Licenees and further informa former Hollywood star Grace booking on armed holdup cjtorgee ern California to British Colum tion are available from the office Kelly, remained in their Paris ing to a plaque, may have been built in 1882. (AP Photofax). bia, but Oregon saught toe worst ------^------— ------______of the town clerk in the Municipal s exciting, custom-tailored look apartment. Funds for State Of It. Building. French officials insisted thgt no Parliamentary Tangle economic blockade was being WASHINGTON (A j^-A com "It was probably the biggest Cites 14th Amendment disaster that Oregon ever had," Pinehnrst Home Style • tapered to prevent bunching at the waist contemplated for Monaco^. * promise $2.5 billion water projects Chance of Rain “We simply Want to show Mon authorization blU riassed by the said Gov. Mark Hatfield, who de Sausage Meat ...... lb. T9e clared a s t ^ of emergency and aco that We take^thls thing seri House last night includes $9.7 mil Alerted the National Guard. Some Large Link Sausage lb. 89e I D O N 'T • extra long shirt tails ously and that we are capable of Congress Reaching lion in projects .for Connecticut. Seen Delaying guard units w ent, on active duty ■ ’EM A WAT taking action to emphasize our The laargest/Ulocatlon Is $5,820,- U.S. Seeks to Void I There’s PLENTY OF WEAR | y ' point," one'souref said 000 for a Naugatuck River BTcxid in the Willamette Valley. Hatfield I left In your shoes when you • “sanforized” quality fabric! • Besides- spot - ' customs Ccm^l-Projê.ct #JtAntonia... and Series Again wired President Kennedy alerting I bring them to IMs REU- checks, France was reportedly Derby. / him to the possibiHty Oregon may I ABLE Shoe Repair Shop! preparing to ai^y international Ror Adjournment The other project# all flood-con ask for federal disaster aid. Otir enstomers call .our new I W e l ^ e Shoes Any Color. . , • (shown) “ Dover” a medium length, button down postal Kgulstions to mail cross trol work: New London, $2,401,000; Sit-in Convictions SAN FRANCISCO, (Jalif. (A P I - The worst was over. Winds frozen cubed Veal, Pepper collar, also available in snap tab, short point faig the frontier. .Postal regula- Mystlp, $1,490,000 and Westport, After hearing the gloomy weath were diminishing and the Weath Student8 L. - L. . Sunday's planned test is a con- Adenauer to U.S. MONTRKAT. N.C. (AP) — Has 26" 6 h.p. motor C^ba in a le^y sailboat. the. court. ____ Loyê. ordered an immediate., end .tinuation of the. “ Operation Dom- Eugene__ ut it now appeared likely tiono Ifoot,” at Its Ecumenical oaly 89e. Coast Guard heltcopter. Montgomery, Ala., who had been their role in barring Meredith airplanes. questions as. "in this day of ’the B O D Y SH O P The U.S. plans to explode the Into Indiana and Kentucky before that it would last longer and that Council. Be conscientious, tha * sizes 36 to 46 TAKE 2 YEARS TO PAY! 'Die unidentified refugees, who present at the previous hearing, from O le. Miss. The court had ugly American’ what kind of mis Expert Body Repairs sailed from Cuba 10 days ago, commented: ^ said affirmative acts were neces equivalent of less than a million the day ends. actual council debates would not Pope urged hundreds of news tons of TNT—“ submegaton" — at White House press secretary Pi Zet under way until late thia sionaries are needed? Is •imateri- men. here to Oover the eouacll. ; and Painting had floundered up the Gulf "We have indeed entered Alice sary to show they had purged alism and 'creeping universaUsm Financo threu'gh Savings Bank of Manehestar; Main offiea 923 Main Straat, themselve.s. an altitude of 30 to 40 miles on erre Salingei said Kennedy had month. ■ ns he received .them In an un > ^ i Stream to-'Within 25 miles of Mi in Wonderland where lauiguage at home undercutting missionary W e^ restore that “ new,^car ami. They were without food and Sunday night. invited Adenauer “to meet with The Pope has said he cannot es usual audleooe in the Sistine doesn’t mean what It says.” Clark and Mississippi Atty. efforts overseas?' The image held look” professional work Wost Branch Manchostar Parkada, East Branch 285 East Cantar Straat water. Before dawn Friday, they The court delayed actioh in the Gen. Joe Patterson contended that The shot is expected to produce him to discuss problems of mutual timate how long the council will ChnpeL Through the “ conscien- s ' - ^ . interest between the United States in som'e foreign lands of “ the ugly Uous fullUiment of your seiaalon at reasonable rates. Satisfac ■potted the lights of the) tanker'. contempt case pending a decision Barnett and ^Johnson were com A bright orange 'glow in Hawsdi, last, and many think it will go on Saa tha SNOW BIRD on display of tha bank's main officf. Lt. Cmdr. W. C. WaUace, the on leg^ questions raised by the plying with orders ,Aow be<;au8e 750 miles northeast of tiny John and the Fedezal Republic of Ger for a year or more. American" . and its relation o as reporters on the eonaeO,” too Vincl'“!,,.u tion guaranteed! helicopter pilot who answered the Justice Department’s request for Meredith is attending Ole Miss. ston Island, and black out high many.” The working session was closed missionary’ work is e.\pected to Pope^raid. "ws look forward, ' j ■ . - ■ ■ , ■ ' ' - ' arouse conjsiderabie discussion. Free Estimates distress call,, described the res an injunction to prevent Missis CaUef Judge Elbert TutUe of At frequency radio signa,ls. for about Adenauer Accepted and will ar to the public, but non-CathoIic 61^ gentlemen, ita very happy ta- cue: sippi officials . from interfering lanta commented that Meredith five, minutes. I rive In Washington Nov. 7,. Salin servers invited here by the Vati The Presbyterian Ghureh, U.S. sults aa regards toe attitude of - Phoiie "The tanker had lowered a mo with the position of James H. was "barely” a student there. |. This will be- the fifth attempt ger announced. can were allowed ■ to attend. (Southern), . has called approxi world opinion tosmrd toe OaUH MI 9-2881 or MI 9-6502 torboat amd securedecureo tnethe / sautxsailboat Meredith, a Negro, as an Ole Miss Clark said he was unable to i to set off a high-altltude nuclear It wis • understood Adenauer Among them were two bearded mately 200 men and women today oUc Oliurrh. -V 4 m srlU ba aMt OPEN. TONIGHT till 9 ^ )0 when we reached:hed the seen*.s■ \ I f---. / . ■ X . I: '• fl.' I \ 'X. PAO B TW O MAtJCHESTEE EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN., BATURDAT, ixTTOB^R U , 196* V MAN(jHE8TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, '(qONN„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1962 I PAGE THREE For ^pace Age Demands Voter Session Today Langiiage Misinterpreted ’Ihare is a voter makijig ses Sheinwold on Bridge sion today, until 8 p.m., in the Aid to Ga«tro Vatican Council Meets town clerk’s office at the Muni Appeals Court Delays State News cipal Building. This is the next to the last rSgiAar session before By Alfred Sheinwold < G>sting Russia the state election Nov. 6. There l a n d s c a p e In certain' rare situations the PMns OBSHT To Renew Catholicism will be another all-day session eue-Ud in the enemy’s suit- may be Both toks vnlaenhli Ruling on Gov. Barnett M M rra uaed to show a general interest in next Saturday. ' a r c h i t e c t * 9 8 4 : Million a Day (OontliHwid tram Pag* One) lands are young, said one clerical game. This is particularly true (Continued from Pago Ono) (Oonttnaed from FSgn Ooa) tragedy.” Maruhall obeerved that W A 4 at 26 aide. when you have passed initially. “voices of moderatioa” are being 0 A 9^7 « ; (Continued from Page One) '' etoar, Biahop Prata. added, that But, he explained, many of them North Should certainly pass orig 4b & Id 9 4 (Continued on Page Two) your efforts to remove this threat he wants "progress . without for must turn to fellow bishops from ply with all future datea. Marshall raised in Mississippi for the first inally but with well-co'noealed re- About Town W IST EAKT of more taxes." the C!uban people are getting getting the history of the church." well-established dioceses for de pointed mit that the critical time time in many years . g;ret' When you have two aces take at Iea.st four days to repair —Sources in Jackson, Miss., « 10 6 « 7 S About Town "M y opponent has been taking These Issues take in such prob- tails an council Issues they were would come when federal troops and a king you should be looking utility lines, about 2,5 per cent le.s.s income than Members of MagUanesl Sahina said the state college board, ^ 1 8 3 9 K Q 9 T C I credit lately for mai>y tilings he .lems as how to .Improve relations too busy to study deeply. for an excuse to bid. 0 9 4 3 2 O K -5 A fire oroke out in Junction they did before Ca.stro la.ssumed Society will meet tomorrow at 7:80 leave Oxford. He gave no date which admitted Mereduli to Ole with the non-Catholic churches HoW does North show his full 4 7 6 3 2 4 A Q>S City, Ore., about 100 miles south Mrs. Edward J. Plata a n d has' had little or nothing to flo power!. This will not do^ more pm- at the Qulsh Funeral Home When this m igh t occur. Miss under court order, would not values at his second turn? A daughter Sally of 211 Hollister and how to fight communism SOUTH of Portland, and two square with." Alsop added. "But he has thin keep them at that level a.s to pay respects to the late Arnold Several of uie Mven judges vdio expel him. The source said the raise to three spades Isn’t really 4 A K p I 3 2 St., will be hostesses at the Lutz had a great deal to do with the more effeatlvely, as well as such Paganl, member. blocks were leveled. Damage was Fair to Feature sat indicated they were annoyed bmtrd feared Ole Miss would lose strong enough an i doesn't describe 10 5 estimated at $400,000. Junior Museum from 2 to 1 p.m. fact that the threat of more taxa far a.s we can see at the present internal matters as the boundaries its academic accreditation be , time." with the apparent reversal. the hand. For one thing, the trump O Q J 10 In Astoria, at the mouth of the tomorrow. tion is still staring us In the face of dioceses or the relations be Edgar Gtocle of South Methodist 'Tuttle called several statements cause of “ pcdltical interference." He predicted that the Soyiet tween bishops and parish priests. Charcoal Artist support is too doubtful. 4 1 8 Columbia River—where the storm — despite the historic inoresae of (tourch will hold a work meeting by Patterson that Barnett was in —In a speech filmed for local North Eart Soato West bloe's financial burden in CHiba - Balloting on the membership of North doesn’t want to bid no- apparently centered—a fish can , Pvt. Robert E. Dennen, 19, son $122 million in 1961. Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of full comidiance “ ridiculous." and (national television, Barnett Pass 1 17 14 Ptes of Mr. and Mrs. William Dennen, would grow hearier after the the commissions wilt run to the trump, with only one etopper-. nery wa.s flattened, , "Governor Dempsey’s do-noth Among the many hobbyists fea Mrs. John d a rk , 45 Adelaide Rd. Judge John R. Brown of Houston, raid a “highly centralized federal 2V Put 4 4 AU Paa 25, Tyler Circle, has begun .eight United State.s clamp.s penalties on end of next week in an elaborate tured at this year’s South Meth hearts. A bid in diamrads or clubs The peak force of the wind at ing record in this regard is a clear Tex., said: “ I don’t see much es government, with Socialistic ad would not be forcing, and North Opening lead p 3 weeks of basic infantry tralhing . forelgji shipping tied up in the series of voting sessions in which odist Oiurch “ Hi-Ho (tome to the Portland was not measured. Pow warning to ta-xpayers of what he A rummage sale will be spm- cape now from a finding that he visers" is trying to deprive states would feel ve;y foolish playing the at the U.S. Army Training Center, Intends to do if , he is in charge Conjmuni.st'-Cuba trade.. electronic computers will do the Pair” will be Mrs. Jane Stockwell, of “ all of their sovereign rigtats.” er lines were knocked out at the The penalties- undehstood to b e. sored by Troop I, Senior Girl has not purged himself." hand at two or three of a minor Weather Bureau before the height P’t. Dix, N.J. He is a graduate of for four more vears." Guest ^ Preacher j . . counting. The Pope himself will artist. Mrs. Stockwell. formerly a The c'ourt indicated it'would not He called for marshalling of ng Island > The yhurch is celebrating its' "We feel in.sofar as they (the ley Hall, the Jesse Loe House and and used Items will be available. university. waiting bid with a minor suit and They were measured at 120 mph ! Sound off Point Lookout. ^rst anniver.sary in the Pitkin .St. 1 Commimi.st t-ountriesl are unable and morals, bishops and diocesan —One of former Edwin' A. game in spades. A bid of only three at a station on the norfhern Ore training, he will be transferred to on the church grounds. Walker's lawyers objected to a —In Washington, the Justice bid two notrump (ifi you can) at Police identified them as Mr. building. ; to charter Allied .shipping and oth- government. Oriental churches, WyvUle H. Peabody, cleric of St. spades would be invitational, but gon coast. Mt. Tamalpais in Cal-_ hometown duty with an Army Re- Elxplanatory talks and demon psychiatrist named to examine Department said FBI laboratt^ your next turn. i and Mrs Cornelius Koeplar --of* The Jlev. Mr, .Anderson has been ;er-shipping for use in trade going sacramOntal discipline, discipline Mary’s parish, has igeued a call for not forcing. A bid of two spades ifornla. just north of San Francis •erva or National Guard unit. strations will be grlven by special the former Army major general, tests have failed to turn up the would be highly discouraging. For Sheinwoldd't 36-page book iBronxville, N.Y., their daughter, P«*lor of Emanuel Church for lo Cuba they will have to do what of clergy and Christian peoples, a special church meertlng to be held let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” co, registered 121 mph. ists in furniture refinlshlng and chsurged with insurrection for his guns that killed two persons in South wants to be in game if North Cory. Lee Sterling, 19. son of Mr. (Muriel, and Robert Ferrari, seven years He is s native of obviously is more expensive: religious, missions, sacred litur- ■Ihursday evening following the send 50c to Bridge .Book, Manches Hundreds of streets were stenciling, rug braiding, rug hook part in rioting at the University rioting on the Ole Miss campus has a maximurh pass. North is sure and Mrs. Clifford M. Sterling. 16 Police said the powerboat motor Worcester. Mass., and received ■ namely, ase their own shipping, r, seminaries and schools, and regular 7 o’clock prayer meeting, ter Evening Herald, Box 8318, blocked by toppled trees. U.S. 101, ing, weaving, dried flower arrang of Mlssisaippi. The Dadlas News the night of Sept. 80. to have useful high cards In the Oval Lane, has begun eight weeks' conked out about 700 yards off his B.A. from Upsala College in which is not alwavs .suited to this gy apostolate-mass communica- for the purpose o f filling vacandee Grand O n tral Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. a major north-south highway, was ing, and oil painting. reported that the psychiatrist. Dr. —Ât' Scottsdale, AHz., a U.S. minor suite since he Cannot have shore and the vessel drifted for East Orange. N. J.. in IM.T A fte r , particular trade," said, Martin, tions. on the church executive roeter. (Copyright 1962, General Features of reserve basic training with the about an hour before off duty .spending nine years as an engi-1 the State - Departments Latin Tlie committee in charge of the Winfred Overholser, had with deputy marshal said the Missis spade streng;th and must have blocked by downed redwood trees The council made ready for to Carp.) between Eureka and Crescent U.S. Army at Ft. Dix, N.J. He was Patrolman William Shea saw ' " a neering draftsman for the Riley; American affairs chief. / Hobby Show at^the fair is headed drawn from the case. sippi Highway Patrol; aided riot some good reason for being inter The convertible with the broken aerial and .sma.shed windshield day’s full assembly by hurrying Friendship Circle of the Salya- Caty. Calif. graduated from Groton High blinking flashlight which was be- Stoker Corporation in Worcester, He added: by Mrs. Paul Griffiths, and includes —Marshall, in a statement is ing students Sept. 80. Marvin C. ested in game. x School and attended the Hart Man Critical, is partly on the esplanade, about 40 feet from wliere. Green was abwt Rome in the rain Friday to Uon Army wlU meet Monday at The Pacific Northwest Bell Tele struck. Green’s hat is on the road where impact occurred. Ing waved bv Koeplar to attrart he entered the Lutheran Seminary "We feel that one of the most Miss Marian Brookings, Mrs. John sued at 'Washington, said Mere Morrisett said one Mlseisslppi South makes the game fairly ford Institute of Criminologv. eountless informal conferences. A. Clark, and MartinjiKeiderling. 7;45 p.m. at the church for a serv phone Ck). said its repair bills (Herald photo by Oflarai. attention. ' , in St. Paul. Minn. effective things we can do is Archbishops, bishops and their dith’s enrollment at Ole Miss is trooper tried to prevent a truck easily If he plays the low heart ice program. Hosteesee will be Mrs. “ a mark of great prt>gress even from delivering teari gas to be alone will mount to $400,00(f’ or Shea alerted police and Coast. He was ordained in 1947 and, make (Tuba as (Xi.stly as possible assistants sat in little groups in from dummy at the firsf trick. more. Struck by Car Frank Oimcan and Mrs. Robert though it was achieved with great sieged federal marshala South plaqa to drpw trumps and Guard Flotilla 73 and Willard has served parishes in Ms.son City, i •*’*’ Soviet Union, which Is not betel lobbies, ^ restaurants and Lyons. Shipping disasters were avoid Chsmberlain were sent to the res-.lows; Brookl>Ti. N. T.; and East generally .speaking develop the diamonds, discarding' Ronald Green. 78. of 436 N. Main! their council quarters. Private Gromyko Prepares ed, although at one time there Report Says Kennedy Raps cue. The boat was towed to a boat- Greenwich, R.'l. | ** .same time give them oars and taxicabs scooted through a club on dummy’s extra diamemd. Our Lady of Fatima Mothem East'can get the fimt heart, one TONIGHT—ENDS BUND. were boats adrift at Seattle. Port 8t., this morning was reported -on| Obituary yard. Nobody was injured. , He is married to the former I *•'’ opportunity to make use the city with ecclesiatical passen N^w Blasts at U*S. Oirclo will meet Monday at 8:30 Parliamentary Tangle land and a number of smaller the critical list but in fair condi-! The Koeplars and Ferrari were Miss Olga Johnson, a graduate ” ^ * P'soe from which gers in red-trimmed black robes ArlFestival diamond end only one club. “ SA TA N ” shown twice at p.m. at the home of Mrs. Leonard South would go down if heS ANGELES. Calif. (API -- Wedding The (tonnecUcut secOon o f the by Manoheoter High School and was scheduled today, lost part of Fairbanks subsidiary. ‘ ; '" t " the right front of the grandchild will make the first major address Alpha 66. an anti-Ca.stro organ Some prelates said all the visit- American Inetltute of Electrical House adamantly opposed. be held tomorrow from 1:80 junior high students w ill also bO its grandstand roof. Manchester Atty. George C ; ^Jirson applied his hr*kes, up Democratic majorities in Con _ I Funeral .servi(ês will be held Tues- tonight. lag bimk and forth, just before to 4:30 p.m. at the shopping gress for 1963-64. He is certain The funeral will be held Mon-'dav in West Los Angeles for W il-! ization of Cuban e.xiles, which Engineers will meet Tuesday at 6 H ie House then promptly passed shown, and spectators will bs able California grape growers said Lessner, who recently resim ed' swerved left, but Green was claimed to have carried off the a series of four general congrega- p.m. at the Southem New England center west of the Stop and to return again before election day at 2:30 p.m. at Burnside; liam A. Gordon, retired executive Sessions continue through next Foster • Grimes the compromise version. to bid on art work from JaequeUne they lAay suffer a $40 -million loss from- a -directorship at Pratt hy the fender. Green was Methodist .Church. The Rev. John of the Farrel-Birmingham Co.. i Participating will be rep- attack, announced Thursday it i.« tions, was largely a matter of re Telephone (tompany auditorium in It had passed the Senate Thurs Shop on W. Middle Tpke. at Kennedy, Gov. .Tohn Dempsey and because of storm-borne rains that Whitney Oo.. another Fairbanks iwindshirid. day. to Philadelphia and po.«sibly The wredding of Miss Marjorie New Haven. K. Past will officiate. Burial will Inc., of Ansonia. Conn. ; resentative.s of churchea and nii.a- "declaring war" on all .ships car newing acquaintances or making Grimes,. daughter of Mrs. Oiules day night. But Rep. Clarence Broad st. William J. Schaldach in a silent caught them before' completion of subsidiary, has bei)i\waging a bat- ’ ^•'“ ^hed. and the aenal. p e other spots in the eastern part of rying supplies to Qiba. new ones. 8:16 8:89-10:60 the state Ro.ae Hill Memorial Park. | Gordon, inventor of machinery' Bionary agencies in North Ameri- F. Grimes of 201 Spring St., and Cannon, O-Mo., chairman of the TTie, clinic will be free. auction. the haiwest. He against the F a ir ^ ^ s manage-' Rockv Hill. The British had e.xpressed con There also was the matter of In Pittsburgh Friday night he I for rubber and plaatics processing, i ca. Africa. Asîa, Latin America, William A. Foster Jr., son o f Mr. Miss Mary Anne Beach, daugh House Appropriations Committee, Doses will be administered in Ekitry blanks may be obtained Rain peppered much of the na ment for the last three months. I mouiiting the eaplanitoe. cern to the State Department ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. pul the euiphasis on Democrats rriend.s mav call at the N ew -' died here TTiursdav at the age of E(wope and the Middle Ea.st. the prelates here from missionary and Mrs. William A. Poster Sr. E. blocked It from going to confer sugar lumps from Mm. Rita Kenway, 54 WED.: “THE INTERNES" tion and cool weather dominated about the incident which took Beach, 143 Boulder Rd., emd He has been askflig for replace- ' '* "who believe, in progress." kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, 91. ‘ He retired in 1946 ' as mana- The issue thev will discuss, and lands. They have a contribution ence because of a number of The health department has Academy St., or Willard Marvin the Midwest eastward to the'A t- ment of the Fairbanks board, and I ‘"^**tigating.______^ place Sept. 10- a swift as.sault on Main ;St.. Stafford Springs, took Barbara Rottnor, daughter o f Mr. Kennedy has alluded frequently 308 Burn.side Ave.. East Hartfoid ger of Farrel-Birmingham's sales attempt to re.soive through recom- to make to the council because items the Senate added. secured 3,700 doses of the at the Sherwin-Williams Co.. 981 lantic Ctoast. ' a Ckiban harbor at the port city place last Saturday afternoon at and Mrs. John S. G. Rottner, 483 the revocation of employment ; in news conferences to conserva tomorrow from 3 to .5 and 7 to 9 division of rubber and plastics ex-: mendations to church bodies, is their flocks are new and their It was reported Kennedy tried vaccine. A clinic for 'type n Main St. Entrees will be accepted Showers were reported in the p.m. of Caibarien. Havana Radio .said South Methodist (toutch. The Rev. E. Center St., both EngUsh contracts providing large consult- : • tt -s-a e tive Democrats who failed to vote triiding m,achinery. one .if the most crucial facing unsuccessfully several times * to will be held later this sea up to 8 pjn. Nov. 1, but the dead northern Rockies, Central and the raiders fired more-, than 6() Lawrrence Almond, pastor, of students at Wellesley College, Ing salaries for retired officers. l v,< | ia ilC C O f I V d lll for his programs or those of the i But Gordon, in l.«s Angeles, re- u.S. Prote.slant churches. son. line for program listings Is Oct. 17. Northern Plains, most of the Mis- Karr a replacement has been Dante C. Varvelll shot.s into a Briti.sh freighter and ficiated at the double ring cere Wellesley, Mass., took pagt in a talk to Cannon and persuade hiih , ENDS SU ND AY! New and Fair Deals. D a n te „ mained on the board of directors under the charge of Christ s mony. to change his mind. The Presi P ro cess from the festival .will si.ssippi Valley. Southern Plains, rumored for the past two or three other vessels. musical comedy held recently at go toward the Lutz Junior Mu Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. While attacking Republicans as a i husband Of I J " " I t ? *■" « consultant until command to "go into the world White .said "The Briti.sh were ASSESSORS Mrs. Edward Harris, SI Village the school. dent has told Democratic leaders weeks. At first Fairbank’s of- svannsiiiistandstill party,pariy, hene called in PPltts-IHiert i t t s aiiddeniv - V a r v e l l i , |, 1952. ^ H*s...... surrivors...... i-e-.... Include his a„d preach." . . Christians e are con- seum, the (Thlld Guidance Cllinic M ANSFieiO lToi Warmer temperaturesLciiii.vTiakuim were'were re- ficials denied the possibilitv of a Seen Delaying a.s.sured that the.se attacks do not S t, Bister of the bridegroom, was he is anxious for (tongêss to fin burgh and at nearby Aliquippa ! ch e,terM em o^^ “ ’ ''ee fronted with rlsllig tides of re.st ish. and for basic eye research. rjcr.M-sa.wimwAMTiccfi I>ortd In the northern Rockies, fj?'ch a n ge; then last week Strichman re.sur- have the sanction of the U.S. gov NOTICE matron of honor. John Mather Chapter, Order of Hospital Notes for Democratic majorities whiim He was b^m Anri?'97 .on« children by his f ir s t marriage. gent nationalism and militant niilita prnment.” TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE Two sons of the bridegroom. The supplemental had been con A L L COLOR SHOW ! Central and Northern Midwest. | told reporters that he was con- DeMolay. wdll hold a public Instal Pellston, Mich., reported 36 de- i sidering taking the job.whioh hr Series Again will support his dome.stlc policies, i Bolton. Ynd was prop^^^^^^ , , conununl.sm. ^ continued. Oiban exile TOWN OF MANCHESTER David Foeter of Manchester and lation of officers tonight at 8 at sidered the key to adjournment VM ting hoars are t to 8 p.m. gree.s a 33-degree drop from the | said, had been offered to him elision" dsf. T " h" '‘!;i“ !Ciccle Barber Shop on Oak St for ^ orkers Meet China, the Congo and Cuba have, groups ^'reside in many places al! That October 1, 1962 is the As WllUam Poster of Waterbury, the Masonic Temple. because the Senate had added to election day, Kennedy said: "We; 15 years. Six yearg ago he opened' HARTFORD (API -The Con It the Oregon projects eliminated for aU areas, exoept maternity •HIRUY WM same time 24 hour.s previously. ; about six months ago, / (Continued' from Page One) I . I - ' ...in.s ne openeo ...... Presented a .series of crises. In around the Caribbean Sea. and sessment Date and all Property served as best rhen. will oe III the control of a domi-I Dante'a Barber Shop on E Center ‘ "ccticut State Employes Associa- each case, Mi.ssion agencie.s have the United States cannot assume Both Mr. and Mrs. Poster are from the public .works appropria where they are 2 to 4;S0 and 6:80 EflSTU JO O D On the other hand, ft was 82 in ; Le.ssner said, when interviewed Owners hfust File a Complete lis t Eleanor Riker, daughter of Mr. a series The longest wait ’ conservative' St. He wa.s an Army veteran of ■nmial convention moved ; had to decide whether to quit the respon.sibility for acts initiated bv employed by the Aetna Life Insur tions bill. But if they are restored to 8 p.m., and private rooms where Laredo, Tex. by The Herald after Strichman's er in and Mrs. A. Lawrrenoe Riker, 680 they are 10 a.m. to 8 pjn. Vlsltoni lyjllllE’NOIIIIUI ^ ' Democ iatic loalition tliat will de-; World War II. into Ita second day today with a i field, or leave workers under con- Cuban exiles who have left from ance Oo. of Hartford. Spring St., has been pledged to Pi to the appropriations bill by the John Wayne in ■NNWOa 909 announcement, that he felt vin- ALL PERSONAL are requested not to smoke In pa Silk Chiffon was lix days in the 1911 cla.ssic feat progi’eas on every single one Besides his wife, he is aui vived; ^’“ ^ch of resolutions already .sub-! ditions of extreme dure.ss and imints not under U.S. jurisdic- The couple will reside at 201 Beta Phi sorority at Rplllns (tol- House today, pressure to pass the PROPERTY tients rooms. No more than two •’HATABar— Color 6-9:26 I f you, can have just one evening milled for the delegates' con-sld- j hard.ship. tion.’ Spring St. after Oct. 27, v lê, Winter Park, Fla.'' supplemental will be greatly Oration. The gath(?ring here wa.s author- Excluding (M otor Vehicles) owned eased. visttors at one tbne per ^patient. gown In .vour wardrobe this fall, and taxable in the Town o f Man — Also — > w i« rng"accraa7iora Ho**' .T'ceting'â pr^j^rev Mra*’ ^ N^^^^ ____ One resolution submitted yes- ized by the 1960 and 1961 annual But loss of the supplemental make it the short black silk chif faith." : 0*0"' u , . V. **'’c .Congress. chester. . Patiente Today: 260 fon. Preferably with little cap Strichman, who has previously “ ‘ ê moisture has let up -kt Kennedy also look N, Y., and Mrs. Joseph Palazzo! j teedav proposed a minimum start-j meetings of the church's general will mean, among other things, Oary'Gmat, Deborah Kerr, 3 Cubans Drifting PERSONAL PROPERTY Sleeves so that it can go out to ®'«ctric, Oen- -jamriime 12 P ^ ^ E S T i today, „f President indirect note.... , Flushing, N. Y.: and a stepfather,' ing salary of $3,000 a year for i assembly its highest legislative that $80 million will not be voted ADMITTED 'YESTERDAY: Robert Mitcham In Dwight -D.! Angelo Malerba. Corona. N. Y. i state employes, eliminating the : body. Aircraft, Machinery, Water Pow Malcolm WUson, 17 Salem Rd.; dinner. era! Motors, and Raytheon. U re- Candlestick may be fit only for Eisenhower's charges that he which- Omgress had promised And Fimei'al aiTangements by the W, first two pav steps In the pres- ’ Recommendations will be pr,e- In I/eaky Sailboat er, Dams, Horses, Cattle] Sheep, earlier to pay for a 8 per cent Mrs. Marcia Mulcahey, East Hart “THE ^RASS IS OREKNSB” ported to have W p t e d the job f>'nchroniied .swimrning. «ocord-1 hi* administration allies are hun- "WOW" What Service ing to Giants groiind.skeeper Mat P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main ent .system. The convention ends sented to the board when it meets Goats, Swine, Poultry, Commer increase in the pensions of 600,000 ford: Mrs. Loretta Schaller, 73 Al with Fairbanks after signing a gry for power. PLACE ORDER—PICK IT UP IN 10 MINUTES In color 7:86 ty Schwab. St., are incomplete. [ tomorrow with the election of of-j next .Ian. il-22 in Na.shville. Tenn. Refuse Soviet Aid cial Furniture, Boats, Farming ci-vil service retirees and their ton St: Donald Pagani, 83 Gerard ! five-year contract specifying a those apeeches that we — I fleers. ■ - ...... Tools, Tractors, Road , Machlneiy, DONT BELIEVE US? THEN TRY US [$11.5,000 annual salary, bonuses They also will be circulated to | survivors. St.: Elis Holmquist, 39 Whitney SUNDAY Frick took one step onto the hear about the federal govern- Mrs. Eleanor K. I-HIT From Ncm' Home the winter. ecumenical (favoring greater co- "Thev (the tankerl didn't make Such lists shall be flled not later Sat tUl 12 LARGE complete pre-construction plan ganize, and "the things we now She was born and lived all her ville; Auguste Brault, 1 Walnut A BALLOON THE tak* for granted." (Cnntlniied from Page One) operation between denominations! , it on the first pass and one man than November 1 of each year, or CLOSED WEDNESDAY ning of the Florida cross-state “ALIAS JESSE JAMES’^ "LOVE A m THE life In Hartford. St.; George MeUvler, 112 Highland Two theft complaints, one of viewpoints. ' jumped into the water. We went it the first shall be on a Sunday or barge canal. Cannon lost 120 to 84 In color 2K)9-9;06-10K)0 Besides her daughter iff" Man- days. Kennedy reportedly feels "We believe this may be the dpvm to about five feet above the a leg:al holiday, then on the next *1.25 St.; Bill Border;, East Hampton; Gate open 9:80. Show at 7 pjn. FRENCH WOMAN* clothing valued at $1,375 and a 25c Extra Each Item in his attempt to block the pro Fraiioe’s Kinsey Report HOMETOWN Accident Results Chester,, .survivors , Include three ,; the time is opportune for a .. per- first consultation especially de- waves, fished him out and circled business day following. Failure to Scott Beecher, Wapplng; Mrs. ject, but the vote disclosed the Shirley Corcoran, RFD 2; Ernest second of tools valued at $260, U^S. Seeks to Void sons. John-A. Loomis and Charles | .sonaI discussion with the West; signed to use the in.sights of the again. file such list means Ten Per (5ent lack of a quorum. ,|.ape being investigated by Man In Two Arcests c • • w. Loomis,...... both of Hartford nmiand Ii —German •MO.I I,rnurileader uiof me.the. proproblems two 'poles’ of Protestantism in a "The motorboat started to maki> penalty added to taxpayers list as Richard, South CJoventry; Wendy Werkhelser, 23 Castle Rd.; NEWS chester police today. .311-171 t jfitivtrtinn V Hrorge A. Loomis Jr. of Wethers-' facing the We.stern alliance. discu.sslon of mi.ssionary strategy [- another pass. and ' two more required by State Statute.' * field: two daughters. Mrs. William This will be' Adennner'a s overseas." .said Dr. Street. jumped into the ocean I -don't Deborah Schumann, Wapplng: STANLEY WARNER Mrs. Maye Stenger of 312 Fer A Rockville man and a Vernon Attention: Veterans of Mrs. Madeline Rleinstuber, South E, Maxwell of For.storla, Ohio, and journey to Wiwshington since Ken think the Ru.s.sians tried to stop PLUMBimi Gruber to Start guson Rd. yesterday told police resident last night were each (Contiiiiied from Page One) Mi-s. Ra>- R. Robertson of Leyden, nedy became pre.sidenl. He was in 'lem. " World W ar I and II and Wtodsor; Pamela Valentine, r F d that someone had entered the new If 'alkonI to End charged with motor vehicle viola ,, Ma.ss.: in grandchildren, and a the nation's capital la.st Novem- He said the Ru.ssians .sank the Korean W ar Period Water Heaters 2; Wettdy Mrosek, 62 Hlllcrest STATED Stenger home and walked off with fined $350 each and .stenlenced to ‘ great-grandchild. ber. 16-foot sailboat. The Ciibans were statutory, exemption to an ex- New WINF Series Rd.; Mm. Eleanor Campbell, 13'7 BUCK'S CORNER dresses, coats, fur pieces and tions in a two-car crash at Main .NEW HAVEN lAPi Union HEATINe 10 days in jail vrtth another____ 60__ ' The funeral will held Monday . The traveling Vlhile House de- taken to Miami for processing b> aervice man or his relative in the Humidifiers. Grove St., Rock-ville: John Philo- Today and Tomomw men's clothing. and Hilliard Sts. workers at the Federal Paper John Gruber, Herald columnist pena,,16 'Virginia Rd.; Mrs. Ruth ! days if they failed to pay the' Ahe> n Funeral | dined to go into any details on the immigration officials: •vent o f satisfactory proof tmder Oontinnoas From 2 PJW. Police said that the Stenger's John R. Mufphy. 38. of 335 E [Home, .,180 Famiington Ave.. fo l-! "problems of mutual interest." Board Co. were expected to' re SecU. 12-81 to 12-86 inclusive, 12- Dehumidifiers and critic, will start a series of mu Weir, 281 Center St; Mrs. Bertha RESTAURANT have been living in a motel white Main St.. Rockville, has been ' fines. turn to their jobs Mondky, ending AIR CONDITIONING Leppu, 24 Dudley St.* [lowed by a solemn high -Ma.s< o f . There have been Increa.singly fre- 89, 12-90 and 12-93 to 12-95 )nclu- sical broadcasts, to be heard over 2217 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE— (ROUTE 2> their home was being built. A few charged with giving an improper' 3 Ten demonstratorswho went. I requiem1 in St.c. Joseph , Csthcdrp . . . : qugnj report.s. however, that the what WS.S called a wildcat strike. Bolt Kills Youth •tve of the General Statutes. Re BIRTHS YHJSTEBDAY: A-son About 4.50 members jo f Local Air Cleaners WINF, tomorrow altemoon . at Mison&j j weeks ago the bedrooms were com,- signal, and Edward B. White. 39. in -groups of two. to five Birming-| 10. Burial will be In Cedar Hill Uiited States is antlclphting vision o f 1958: or to the blind in to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ehigler, IS GLASTONBURY I pleted and the couple moved their of South St., Vernon, was charged ! ham lunch counters on March 31. | Cemetery .508. printing specialties and pa- HUBB.\RAI>STON, Mau. (APi the event of satisfactory proof un 8:05. In addition, to his work for more- severe crisis in Berlin. Heat Pumps Progress Ave., Rockville; a I clothing into the house, police said. with disregarding a stop sign. I I960. They were fined' $100 Friends may call i\t the funeral These reports have accompanied per products union, walked out Sterling Gedraitis. IS. Beacon der Sects. 12-81, 12-92 and 12-94 The Herald and W IN F, he is the daughter to Mr. and Mm. Ernest I The last time they were st the Both were ordered to appear in j apiece and sentenced ,to 30 day home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 repealed statements in Moscow Monday -in a dispute: over work i Falls. Conn., was watching a race o f the General Statutes. Revision Water Pumph conductor o f the Manchrater Civic Gstell, West-Hartford. j house was at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Circuit Court 13, Manche.ster. Jail term* ‘ rules, .5 spokesman' said last \ at the' Hubbardston Karting Orchestra. to 9 p.m. I and accounts from other Iron (Tur- 6t 1958. WILLIAMS BIRTHS TO D AY: A son to Mr. DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT i A rear window and door had been Oct. 39. 4—Two Bittningham ministers night the union memhershi'p, at a course ye.sterday (then he wa.s In order that the Assessor can . The program, to be known as ! left unlocked, police reported. . voted unanimously to re -; killed by lightning, 'tlie vduth was Water Coolers and Mrs. Nicola Modugno, Elast Police reported -that the ac convirted of inciting college stu ^^ • .KfirUSnCn^! apply the statutory exemption al “Auditorium of the Air," will pre Hartford;' a son to Mr. and Mm. . Aaron Cook at Cixik's Service cident occurred at about 7:45 as dents to violate an anti-trespass ,Khrushche\ is determined to sign turn to work . Monday without [a junior at Worcester PoIyte---hnlc sent the world’s, great music by iim'SiiiiniS'iiKiiiiai To th« Tuims of TONY'S TRIO 3 lowed under the above listed sec Water Softeners OIL SEkviCEyInc. Earn Dutfney, Broad Brook; a eon Reigrardless o f where Station on E. Middle Tpke. yester While, traveling' eastbound on law by conducting sit-ins. The peace treaty with East: ctia'nges in the present two-year ' Institute, where he also was presi- tions of the Connecticut law on the meaiui of recordings, but instead of to Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Malboeuf, TUESDAY NIGHT your jtervice man or day ra.iiorted that, within a'period Rev. F. L. Shuttleworth was fined Soviet Ships ' i contract* which expires Dec. 31. dent of the Auto CTliib. being a conventional “ ’disk-jockey' Hilliard St., was attempting to i ...... — ------■•—- it -m- t • rw-t property owned by the blind or ex- Zone Control 98 Walnjrt St. FINE FOOD . r . LEGAL BEVERAGES of seven weeks, a 50 pound bumper makr-a right turn onto Main gt. ; $100 and sentenced toto’ 180 days Inin .1 m-| I W show it w ill. attempt to add ver- 4-.OPERETTA woman is stationed, •ervlce men and women as of Octo DISCHARGED YESTEJRDAY:. jack ($60), a special wrench for when he saw the Murphy- vehicle, ' the Rev. CTharles Billups to a A J l 2. C & l a U c i ber 1st, 1962 the following pro GENERAL BLEOTBIO DEALERS similitude to the concert presenta the Manchester Eve Bath Rooms Mrs. Dora Pirtlo, Phoenix St., Ver "ROSE MARIE" removing wheel lugs ($I60i and going southbound on Main St.. ! a"/* 30 days ( cr cedure must be complied with: tions by means of sound effects, OPEN SUNDAY NOON to 9 P.M. ning Herald can be for- .i $40 worth of socketa and five Known for Prodaeta and Servie* non; Werulell Bush, 2 Carol Dr., flashing a .signal light for a west; 5—Five Negro and two «'*ute ’ 1. Veterans who served during such as the buzz of audience con warded to be at “Mail ratchet wrenches have been taken turn off Main St. into Hilliard Istudents who participated; 111 2 <2I.^222L/ war periods must file tor record, versation, the orchestra tuning; arid Rockville; Mm. Frances Overton, Coming Cot 18 “EL ODV* from the premises. 841 Broed et, M w *eitor—MI 8-4648 64 Lyness St.; Francis Rohan, 66 SpoKkri Entortoimiwnt Sunday 5 to 9 P.M. Call’’ regularly with St. Murphy did not turn and White I a "sit-in at S. H. Kress A Co.: ____. an honorable discharge (or in the so on. proceeded out into Main St. strik-i Durham, N. C.. .May 6. p .— case of officers, a certificate .of Gruber w ill persormlly choose all! Florence St; Miss Joyce Johnson, all the hometown news Ing the Murphy car in the rightly®®® Three were .sentenced to ' (Continued from Page One) service) or other adequate proof the selections, and will comment on 452 W. Middle TpkeJTMm. Beatrice people away . from Breen, 46 Bissell St.; Mm. Ruby front. Both vehicles were towed i °ra to 20 days. . ,u,..(.eeded on liilv a with the Town CTerk, if the dis them, as well as giving personal home are m anxious from the scene With axteraive | “ j;. to l_5,^_<1j^tonc.ng ^ thermonuclrar' d*: charge or certificate is lost—^not recollections of the performers, and Martin, 49 Brookfield St.; Ernest Personal Notices damage. tinued in the other cases. later than November 1, 1962. the composers, where applicable. Ellis, 28 Grove St., Rockville; Louie to get. vice was-detonated at an altitude' Hall, Warehouse Point; Mrs. Mary of 210 miles. 2. The blind must file proof of PROGRESS REPORT k Beletti, Andover; Mra. Kathleen In Memoriam Sunday's' planned detonation w ill, said disability with the Town WASHINGTON (A P )—'Th* A j be the .30th of the current series, Clerk—not later than November Dickerman and son, 14 Eva (hrcle, Subscription* In loriitf memofy of J. Staervood French Tighten SABIN ORAL SUNDAY Gambolati Giyen Rockville; Mra. Nita Hillman and DANCING Brown. w1v;> passed away October 14. lolling report on Mi* progreoa of including plane-dropped ' shots at 1,1962. '' Payable in Advance 1969. Mariner 2 woe releoaed todacr bj' Chri.stmas and Johnston, . 8. Those veterans who have not daughter, Andover; Mrs. Angela Ring on Monaco Noonan and son, 32 Village S|t., Wa iniaa him moat who losed him beat Uie Natiofial Aeranantics and One purpose of the high-altitude SHADY ICE filed a service disability rating ROTC Promotion TO THE MUSIC *e on explosions. ity. All forms MUST be in the to the rank of first lieutenant in Ooit-Mooro'^ VefSwtf/es Three Montljii ... 6.50 In loving memory of 'BliiabaUi If. away October 14. E8T toda.T: Distance from the Sbi^nfisfs want to find out If nu- Assessor’s office on or before the Manchester Residents the- Army ROTC Corps at Middle One Month . ... IA5 earth—7,651,352 milea. Dlatance Most of Monaco s 2,500 native ^lear bla.sts can knock out elec-: first dhy .of November 1962. burv (toilege^ lle_ for hU seidor year. Police drrests Weekly ...... 66 from Veawt—26.932.876 mllee. citizens seemed s bit dmzed at fronic defenses before' surprise at-' Made with RE AL punVpkin — and all the Smee entering Middlebury in the She waa an angel tes) sweet for earth. 4. ANY TAXPAYER ALREADY Free make-up clinic for those who have not 'jet received Sent here for a abort while. Radio signal: Good what waa going on and for the tacks' or defensiveiv m i„ h ts tangy spice.s that go into good, old fashioned KB(3BaVING AN EXEMPTION fall of 1959, (^ e t Gam bit! has God marked her when he gava her present they had llttl. to say. eyes o ^ .n ^gre.^so^ " * * ’'I EVERY SUNUAY Telephone MI .3-2711 birth. pumpkin pie custard. ^ OF ANT KIND SHOULD NOTI been a member of the college rifle George R. Atkins Jr., 16, of .NEHRU ASKS SUPPORT iThey didn't know whether to Type I Oral Polmvirus Vaccine. And took her with a araile. FY THE ASSESSOR IP HE HAS 1 . team for four years, and captain 148 Loomis St, last night at 9:46 Circulation Dept. NEW HEUil. IndU (AP) — smiie oi- frown. for the past two seasons. His 4:30 lo 8:30 F.M. Prince Rainier said as he re-; CHANGED HIS ADDRES IN was charged with intoxication. Today! Sadly ihisaed by mother, brothera ^ Prime Minister Nehru railed up ENJOY IT— NOW! TH E P A S T Y E A R OR RBCEaJT- academic major is French, and and aiater on his people today for discipline : turned home: . - I Police said the youth was picked LT MOVED INTO MANCHES Sunday, October 14,1962 ^ Cadet G ^ b o la ti has participate and sarriMre to support India’ s "The talks are not over with, j TER, actively in the operations of the up in Manchester High School In Memoriam efforts to oust Chinese Commu ' They are. just suspended. We hope | French Club. In lovinjr memory of our disar mother the.v will be resumed rapidly.” WESTUWN The Assessors- Office' in the Mu 1:30-4:30 P.M. where a dance was in progress. aad rruiamoth«r. M&rcarfit Cign^tto. nist troops from the northeast nicipal Building will be.open from Cadet Gambolati has won awards iiaurljPBtrr who pofifitod away October 18. 1M7: | frontier; All India Radio quoted- six months . ago, ’ France an-; ■ ■ PHARMACY ,in ROTC on five occasions. He was Atkins was ordered to appear in Shaker Park i nounced that new regulations, 9 am. to 5 pm. every day during Nehru mm, saving that the effort Circuit Ctourt 12, Manchester, Sbm^ onr remember:*. aum«» one caret. must be put into effec! making j 460 Hartford Rd.— M l 9-9946 October, except Cohunbus Day, WEST OF STOP oi^ SHOP honored as the best drilled cadet in Your name U whlapared in our prayera. at the front must be supported by Saturdays and Sundays. his class at .the completion of his Oct. 29. The boy .was released in A amile. a tear, a thought ainoere. ! individual^ . and companies' in freshman year. - He has won the the custody o f his parents. Euening How often w> wieh you were here. the people at home. He spoke ; Monaco pay up. Rainier, pleased I To maintai]! our cor^tuily Dated at Manêster, Conn., Oc MIDDU TURNPIKE WEST from Madras before teaviag for Herat 'Trophy, the 18th <3orps Victor H. Dollak., 17, o f 464 RESTAURANT ' ■) I with the boom his little country ! tober 1st, 1962. Childreii and ffrandchiiflran. award, and the highest average Oakland Rd.. Wapplng, early to- 'a state visit to Ceylon. Army I was enjoj^ng, was defiant. of medical service we ari^ ' P. JOSEPH MURPHY commanders who have been or DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH citation for his marksmanship pro ,day was charged with Intoxica- Card Of Thanks In Paris, the breakdown of talks Afl86M0r BRAINARD ROAD dered to imst CTiUleee Communist . was front' .page news. Most P a ri-' ■STATE AND MOTOR ficiency. Cadet GamlxâU also re fion; He Was released without W t would like to ezpreu our heart ceived an award for scoring 286 bond to the custody of his par felt appreciation, to/the many friende. troops -from the northrast border I siana failed to take the matter Open All Day N s«d not bs inehided MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT relatives and neighbore who were to left for their headquarters at out of a possible 800 in Intorool- ents while awxiting appsaranes in HAZARDVILI#. CONN. gen ej^ s and kind In our recent eoe- j seriously, however, and Ihere waa I leg)ato oORipedtlqii. court in Mawehsster, (Jet, 29. Tespar today after consultations {plenty of banter about th e."w ar"), SUNDAY — Jaatfia Xadtotoy bed ahUdren. wtlh the Defease Ministry.. between the two eountriee

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) ■ 1^;.: • 1PAGB POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS, 196ft MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN..^5ATX^DAY, OCTOBER-13, 196ft PAGE FIVE thrtU which puUi them mor* pow to compel the wearing of leas cloth -r r — erfully than any of the demon* ing in school. But an. occasional •Wonders of the Universe X • tr a t^ appaala of life aa they know Scotland has a habit of being Scot* X Sorniti^ l|prald It. land, for a time at least, and Akron PUaUUHillO BV out IfJUtAlJ> PRDJTINO CO. INCi The cure for highway /ataliUea, la Akron, and there, ia no uniform Chutches Space Suit Will Permit 18 Blwall method of giiaranteeing uniform* in___ achcheil«r C ^ , then, beeomea relatively, almple, to THOMAS F nultOUiiUN far aa direction la concerned. The Ity, which is fortunate. WALTER R EERQUSON Trinity Covenant Chnnh i Bt. danMe' R. C. Ohuroli Community Bnpttst Ohureh Leaving Orbiting Craft r ibiuhen thing to do la to make people hap HnokmnUok St. Near Keeney St. Vouadei Oetobar 1. UM Msgr. dolui F. Hannoa, Paster 885 East Center St. pier, make life Itaelf more precioua Bev. K. BJnnr Kask Rev. Eugeae F. Torpey Alex H. Eleeeper, Minister PublUIxd Bv*» EvenloA Exdapt and Intereatlng to them, ao that ^ Paetor Rev. Joeeph H. MoCann By DR. I. M. LEVITT. DIRECTOR tern, la a must In any ayatem, BunOAyilAyl uidA Hojldlidys. EntATM at the 9:30 a.m., Ohureh aohool for all for it prevent* tumbling, and BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY 'Mt (ancnMter Cono. u they will feel a positive desire to Rev. John D. Regan The Pels Planetarium *co:ndÛ Mlitter. Connecticut 9:30 a.m„ Sunday School classes ages. Qf Tha Franklin Institute maintains the crewman' in a se g llvetin place of their present helf- for all age groups. Mawea a t 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship. lected position or attitude with . 8UBS01URT10N lU TD t deaperate willingness to gamble. A apace" suit to permit maneuv PATAble In Advanee 10:30 ajn„ Nursery for children 11:30 a.m. Laymen’s Sunday. Sermonettes ering outside an orbiting capsule respect to hi* work. Because it is' „ Carrier Make people happy, and they Yankee through Grade I. by Robert Dutton and Edward la In the offing If experiments per automatic it permits the astro- i,' Hie Tear ...... nS-BO .8 % won’t be In such a hurry to find 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. St. Rartholamew*a Churoh Klrkham. Others participating naut full use of hia hands to per Hebron South Windsor U Montba ...... By A. H. 0. Sermon: “The L4fe*glvlng Rlvar." formed In this country continue to form his mission. To change posi CAKE BOX BAKERY hree Uomha death out on the highways. Rev: PhUlp Hnaeey will be John Fletcher Jr., Harry prove succeawful. The ability of a Your Haiti One Months, * ...... L» II 3 to 6 p.m.. Open HoUaa for Paetor _ Baakind,. Robert Hayea and Glenn tion or move about, he can op-' MANCHESTER weekly This seama to us so simple, so man to leave a pressurized capsule erata the small control unit at Antiques Expert Have you treated j’ourself to a new Wa have shifted .our appraisal Manchester and surrounding eom- Gibbs. Nursery and crib room. and move freely In the harsh Foafuring a complata Voter-Making Set basic, so obvious a deduction on munitlec. Masses at 7, 8. 9:16 and 10:30 7 p.., Junior High BYF. \Iâd- his waist. After a maneuver, by hair-do lately? j. MEMBER o r of this stats campaign away from vacuum of space is a -necessity If AUTO PARTS line of THE A88QC1ATUD PRESS the basil of what all of us can see ita continuing formal dullness, and Wedneiday, 7:30 p.m.. Quarter a.m. era: David Iite of repubMoattoe ol and witness and fssi for ouraelve.e, 7 p.m.. Senior High BYFt Station and assemble apace ve in that attitude. * “HOME BAKED" goods and a basic shaping, etc. V all newa dlapatchaa orbited to It or watch tor the development of and Church of the Assumption . hicles. A session fbr making voters to Historical Unit not othereriae credited in thta naper that the wonder la that It haan t Center OongregnttonnI Ohureh Adams St. and Thompwn Rd. In the life support system. Alwaye At Your Service Foi' MI 3-5009—Call For An Appointment ^ and alao the local newa publlanad here. the reaction to some rather dras \T lie recent close rendezvous of Also Wedding, Anniversary being held today In the town hail been discovered before. tic tests of characters wa genae In United ^ u rc h of Christ Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek, Pastor Emanuel Lutheran Church which' takes up about one-third e MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Cakes, and- cakes for all ocdi- All lighta of republleatloc of eoeclal— 11 Center St. Rev. C. Henry' Anderson Vbstok HI and IV indicates that e EQUIPMENT until 8 p.m. This will be the last Lt. Col. John CumitUnga, rat., of dlapatchea herein are alee reaerred But. now, at least, the discovery the offing. Rev. Francis T. Butler, Associate in tha Immediate.future it will be of the available volume, ia an slont is our specialty? Westfield, Maas,, will be the guest Rev. OUlIord O. Staipeon, Minister Pnstor oxygen system, heat exchanger, a e PARTS (new and rebuilt) regular aaaaion before the elec Pull aerrlee ollqit of N £. A. Senr- haa been made, and All we hAve. to To each of the four principals in John N. Fottlnbarger neceM^ry for an astronaut to leave e ACCESSORIES speaker at the first meeting of the tee Inc. this campaign, each now, in our Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and hia spade ship for a variety of ml.s- carbon dioxide rSmovier and air-' 245 SPRUCE 8T.->MI 8-98?9 tion on Nov. 6, except the ipeclal new aeason ot the South Windsor Lovi Publlehera Reoreaentatlyee. The do now is to find the formula for Laymen's Sunday. 11:30 a.m. Intern circulating equipment. e SUPPLIES Open Daily 10-7; Sundays 8-12 99 EAST CENTER ST. Jullua Matheira Special Areney—New human happiness. opinion, and we suspect in his own 8, 9:15, 11 a.m., Morning Wor Sione. PwhapB in the next mul e Du Pont Paint, Suppliea gesaion for those whoso rights Historical Society Monday at 8 York. Chicago. Detroit and BOltoa. appraisal, within half an inch of Pack* Aid Orbiting shall have matured after the aes- p.m. at Wood Memorial Library. TEL. .5H .3-5009 ship. Sermon: "What the Church St. Bridget’s R. C. Church 9 ajn., Divine worship' and tiple spaceNnission there will be an A complex of ten reaction Jets Open Saturdays Until S P.M, (CLOSED MONDAYS) MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP political life or death, -we tee this Means to Me'' Lay apeakerai Church school. Music by tha Chap interchange of personnel between slon today. Those eligible for ad- Hit subje'et, Illustrated with color CIRCULATIONH Rev. John Delaney, Pastor would be available for powering slide.*, will be, "Furnishing Of a campaign developing soul-trying Rockwall H. Potter Jr., A. Ray Rev. Dennis B. Hussey el Choir. orblUng apacaships. Possibly the mighion a* voters mu.st have lived The Herald Printlna Company, lac.. Tunnel For A Documentary moments. the astronaut In his tasks, and In the state for a year, and In the Colonial House.’’ mond Rogers Jr., Walter H, Joy 10:30 .a.m.. Divine Worahip. Ser VoStoks’ failure "to rendezvous with with a single load of fuel the as eMumee no tinanctel reaponalblilty for Wa suspect that the way these ner. Worship laaders; Harriet D. mon: “The Glory of Humility,’’ by Sn Interchange in. p'ersonnel was HEATING PROBLEMS? town forâUt months. Col. Chimmings will discus.* New HIGH GRADE typocrapnlcal errora appearina i n __ One can go back to the trouble Maaaai at 778, 9,10 and 11. tronaut would ba able to operate MANCHESTER Douglas Library was closed yes England homes from the 17th Cen GLASS Tertiiemenu and ether readtna matter four Individuals react, in these test Hiller. Lyman N. Taylor, Norman Mr.' Pofflnbarger. Muelc by the due to the fact that, a spaca suit over a radius of about two miles Call MI 3-7498 or M 9-4788 in The Manebeeter Evenlnf Herald at Uttle Rock, and r.emember that, moments, m ay. have a great deal Ohatel Emanuel Choir. Nursery. Suitable for m aneuv^ng in orbit terday afterndtm and evening in tury to the early part of the post • For Auto Windshields there, some of our eager beaver Calvary Church En^neers even visualize power recognition of Cblji^mbus Day. It Revolutionary period, and give Dltpiay advertltina oloatna boara: to do with the result of the elec 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church school, :(AaaembUe Confirmation has not yet been develoMd by the packs enabling astronauts to act MANCHESTER OIL CO. * For Store Fronts and PRINTING Por Monday—1 Am Friday televiaion producers persuaded the tion Itaelf. In eonie inatancea, to toddlers th r o i^ junior high. League. Russians. Maybe the transferring INCORPORATED will b* open as usual, today. some idea of how they were fur all aizds of n'tndows For TUeaday. Tueaday— 1 p.m. Monday 847 E. Middle Tpke. as Space tugs to move orbiting ve- SEAFOOD Officers elected to .s'erye the He nished. He will emphasise what For dTednea'day—1Wednead . _ ___ p m T^t&ay federal troops patrolling there to tell the truth, the key reaction Kenneth L. Gnatafaon Wedneaday, 7:15 p.m., Bible of personnel must watt ''until a hiclea into position or components 24-Honr Prompt Service Plen Expert on Transmissions a For Table Tops JOB AND COMMERCIAL . For Thuraday—1 p rn Wedneaday. may already have comeyût that North Methodist Church Study in the Chapel. man-rated suit becomes available CHOICE VARIETY bron Women's CJlub for the ensu gifted local craftsmen were able to pretend they were pointing their Pastor of vehicles together for assembly. ing year are: President, Mr*. Ed Reuben Plen's Texa(?a Station,*' make from native materials for PRINTING For Friday—1 p.m Thuraday. is a possibility we ehall try to ig 300 Parker St. 8:15 p.m.. Adult membership >to the Soviets. James B, Grinin, project engineer OPEN 8 A..M. to 5 P.M. For Saturday— 1 p.m Friday. bayonets at somebody. One can re- nore. We reserve Judgments un Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, class. (n this country, the Lihg-Tem- RJELond RANGE OIL QuaUty ward A. Smith; vice president, 381 Ma’ln St. is a popular choice of why not let a ' specialLst do the their friends and Neighbors. Prompt and Efficient Printing Ciaaalfled deadline: 10:10 e.m.. eMh 9:45 a.m., Sunda: S c h o o l, for the space pack, Indicataa that Sales, service and iBStallaHon Mrs. Cecelia Ellla; secretary, Mrs. motorlst-s, for you get wonderful For many years. Ool. Cummings SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON Ot All Kinds dav of tnibtleatlan axeept Satuidav — membar how, at the integration til later; until we have at leaat set Minister GROW Campaign, coôught Corporation of Texas four men acting as a team could work for you? The cost of such a a.m.‘ ’’From Me Is haa completed a successful aeries on' all make burners. Irene Wright; treasurer, Mrs. Texaco products as well as the fine repairs is in line with fair trade was curator of the Mercer Museum troubles in Louisiana, producer* for bp our idea of what the crucial Thy Fruit.’’ Churoh ot Christ Wove" 100,000 pounds of orbiting We Give Top Value Stampa challenge to each candidate la 9 and 10:30 a.m., Family Wor Orange Hall, E. Center St. of tests of a prototype of a space Seafood Romolo Ssglio. repairer’s service of Reuben Plen practices and sill the work ia guar of the Bucks County (Pa.) Hia- J. A. WHITE COMMUNITY PRESS Saturday, October 13 the same entertainment and news 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. . materials into position for assem Amiton Whist Slated himself. The station opened under torical Society. He ha* also con like. ship. Sermon: “Handles of Pow 6 p.m.,"* Christ’ Ambassadors, Eugene Brewer Minister pack which gives security and mo bly. The four men could move thLs anteed. — medium obriously did their oivn To Governor John Dempsey, er.’’ bility to an astronaut leaving a MANCHESTER OIL CO. 43 O AK ST. The Amston Lake Improvement Reuben Plen on July 16, 1962, and A.s far a.s experience ia con ducted classes on “Antiques" at the 9 East Middle Tpke. Tlio Wish Behind The WhscI youth service. mass at -a. speed of one foot per INCORPORATED Association will sponsor a mili since that time more and more cerned. Reuben Plen haa had Abington Adult Education Cen GLASS CO. stage setting from time to time. who theoretically began this cam 9 a.m.. Sunday School, Nursery, 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Service. 9:45 a.m., Bible Classes. space capsule. Essentially,- the second for a half mils, and after TEL. Ml 9-9937. •I BlaiMlI St.—Tel. Ml B-7S22 Telephone Mi .3-.5727 In the recent trouble at the Uni- Grades 4-12. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worahip. astronaut will still rely on his full 279 North Main St. tary whist at the residence of Mrs. motorists haYe availed ttiemaelves twenty y e a r s of experience ter. Ablngton, Pa. It begins to suggaet itaelf that, paign as the candidate who needed Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Church Open the 40-mlnute trip atop It In a de- George Alden Jr., Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. of the serrices offered there. in working on all makes of cars Because of the popularity of the verelty of Mlaalaaippi, on the other rescue, this campaign now poses 10:30 a.m... Sunday School. for prayer. Guest speaker, Jerry Woodbrldge pressure space suit to provide an airad’ position. If nothing we do on the highways, of West Hartford. environment suitable for sustain A meeting of the association was Thfs Ls about the time of year He worked as a mechanic and aa subject, this society reports th# in the way of a slogajn. patrol, laws hand, and by contrast for which we the prospect that he may have the Nursery, kindergarten. Grades 1- 8 p.m., Bible Study. The prop^lon unit uses hydro held Thursday evening at the ’when all car oWnef.v a foreman before opening hla own pui lie la cordially invited to attend. power to rescue the rescuer. At 3. 8 p.m.. Evening Worship. Guest ing him outside the capsule. How gen peroxideyith a nitrogen pres or penalties, seems to have any di think the televiaion industry ought •peakar, Don Nalson. ever, the space suit is not suffi Custom Made home of Mrs. Joan'.Dickinson. and thinking of having tlielr ca'.-a win-, business here in' town. He is fully Hosts and hostesses will be Mrs. ABC APPLIANCE least, after years of modest per 6 p.m., the Senior High and Jun St. John's Polish sure vessel to provide the feed to United Rat-aUA. reports were rendered from the terized. and for safety's sake why trained and experienced in solving PONTIAC rect connection with Or Influence to be commended, the coverage ior High groups of the Methodist cient to keep the astronaut an the reaction Jetox The Jets provide Robert D o e 11 n e r. Mra. Serge formance in the ranks of the sec ' National Catholic Church 'The Salvatlua Army efficient mechanism. A unit to following committee chairman; not choose P.T., Texaco's perman mechanical difficulties on all Desplanques, Mr. and Mrs. William REPAIRS upon the rata of highway accident seemed to ua legitimate. Perhapa, ond violins, he now suddenly finds Youth Fellowship. Covered dish B*v. Walter A. Hysako, Pastor 45 pounds of thrUat for forward Richard Beaudaln, building: Mrs. ent anti-freeze that will protect makes of cars, and you can be cer Ale.shin and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A.ND...... supper followed b}< aeparate meet 081 Main St. provide a life auppdrt system and and backward m^lon and 25 Window Covorin{s fatalities, then the explanation, and of course, that ■was because here himself promoted to the right Major E. Walter Lamia permit the astronaut a degree of 250 TOLLAND ST. Emery N. Taylor, ways a n d you:' car for the winter? Drive in tain of e.xpert repair service when P Cavanaugh. front poaltion oL the concert mas ings. Ma.Sses at 8;30 and 10:30 a.m. pounds of thrust for up and down means; Mra. Eleanor Long, mem you. take your car to Reuben 19 Mapl« StH-MI 9-8879 the heart of the problem may con- there was more than enough real Offlcar in Charge maneuverability is necessary. T5ie motion. A much smaller thrust is a Window Shadee EAST HARTFORD and have the correct amount, of ISO at Fashion Show TEMPEST action and drama to -fill their cam* ter, and it may be hla style of space pack vijmi supply these im e Vertical and Venetian Blinda bership: and Boland Ursone, con 'Texaco's P.T. added so that a sud Plen's Texaco Station. Gray and camel, black and REPAIRS ON- eeivably_ lie somewhere elae, and bowing, hla control of tone, which used for attitude controY.and ita- stitutional revisions. ^ Why not drive over to see Reu eras. But, on the positive side, ex 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all portant elements. bilizatlon. Drape* and Hardware BU 9-6333 den drop In temperature will,not brown, electric blues, fiery reds, not really on the highways at all. settles not only his own fate, but Area Churcthes Repair Component* The futiu-e of the local PTA find your car unprotected. ben Plen and let him check your bold plaids, muted stripes and furs SALES and SERVICE GRILLS. ELECTRIC IRONS, perience doe.s bring a sense of re- that of everybody elae. ages. The full Impact of thit self- car for yoii. He will be glad to It could be that we get nowhere 10:45 a.m .,, Holiness meeting. The 125-pound space pack is a Power and liand To,-)ls may depend upon the outcome ., of Reuben Plen's Texaco Station of galore were fashion newa for this TOASTER.S, PERCUL.ATOBS, Does .Governor Dempsey meet maneuvering unit will no! be real Painting and Decorating Toole its first meeting of the season, to fers complete Texaco lubrication give you an estimate on the coot VACUU.M CLEANERS, In trying to solve the problem of aponsibllity, and it would be logi Music by Citadel Band and Song compact back unit which is con ized uijtil man gets to the mdon. FiN DELL> fall as exhibited at the Temple cal to exiicct, as time goes along, this larger role, this larger respon- RookvUie Methodist Church St. Francis of Assisi Church toured over the back of tha as Garoen and -Land Tools be held Oct. 24 in the elem&tary service which means that every of having your car put in A-1 con Beth Hlllel 8ist«rh(X>d fashion Paul Dodge HEATERS, F.ANS, traffic fatalities because â have aiblllty, this larger'potential pow 142 Grove St. sters. David Addy, soloist. Ser Once on the moon, the 125 pound 485 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST Baby, Housohold, Party school auditorium at 6:30 p.m. A dition. ~ ...... , South Windsor mon by MaJ. Lamie. tronaut to convert him into a one- part of your' car is ccunpletely show Thursday evening. SEWING M.ACHINES never actually come to grips with less yielding to the temptation to er, with enlargement of the head, Rev. Laurence M. Hill Bev. James F. Glynn. Pastor man space vehicle for limited space pack will weigh only slightly more Phone MI 8-4865 and Banquet SuppUe* potluck will be served and parents lubricated. There is nothing better Before cold weather sets in. More than 150 fashloh-consclous Pontiac, Inc. the real root of the problem. We show what the truth might have on the one hand, or enlargement Pastor Rev.-Raymond R. Yaskauskas 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by excursions and to permit him to than 20 pounds. With this 20 Invalid Needs and friends will have the oppor than Mavfak lubrication to scien- have your car checked, brakes ad women, attended "Fashion Fan All work guaranteed Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. pounds, the astronaut on the moon R. A. PEARL, Prop. tunity to meet the school faculty justed. see that your ttrei 'ape in 87S Main SL—Tel. Ml 8-2881 have never got down to the basic been like by setting up a facaimile of his campaign grip and poise, to Assistant Pastor Thomas McCann. perform a variety of tasks. tiftcalb’ lubricate and protect any tasy" in the gymnaiiiun of the thereof. take the other alternative? Doea 9:30 a.m., Church school, Orhde The pack can provide a means will possess a means of living on and others in attendance. Attend Car. At the same time have an oil good sh.spe for winter driving, and Wapping Elementary School cause. 4 through adults. 6:30 p.m., Prayer meeting, Lt. the .surface—away from the apace ance and interest shown will tell have the battery checked. It Is no TTile is all comment Introductory being suddenly able to consider Masses at 7, 8, 10:15 and of transferring from one vehicle change using Haviland, the all- which wa.* decorated In a fall But make the aimpleat, moat ele himself captain of his own fate 10:60 a.m., Church school, nurs 11:30 a.m. Col. William Spatig In charge. to another in space and will en «hlp or shelter—and What may be CAMPING the storv of whether meetings of weather oil. fun to step on the starter the first thfme aa background for the fall mental kind of obaervation^ of what to the- observation that one of our tend to make him or break him? ery through GrSde 3. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Mu able the astronaut to help as even more Important, the reaction CAR LEASING the PTA are to be (ionUnued. .. .Why not try a tankful of Sky .cold morning and find the battery fa.shlqna for women, and back-to- CUNLIFFE DON WILLIS goes on out on our h^ghways^ and national networks fell back far off 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Sacred Heart Church sic by Citadel Band and Songsters. semble vehicles in space as well as JeU may help the astronaut • to In any event the PTA plana tO Chief high test gas dr Fire Chief ab.solutely dead. A phePk-up and schoorfaahlon* for clilldten. To Candidate John Alaop, this Sermon by Maj. Lamie: "Divine EQUIPMENT your notations are likely to com the mark this aiimmer when It put campaign now posea an unchart 4:30 p.m., 'Vesper Service. Cof Rt, 39, Vernon service -and repair components. maneuver about the lunar surface. sponsor Halloween parties for pre regular and see the difference in a tune-up in the fall really pay off. Cfiilldran’a clothes Includdd sleep- MOTOR SALES ed teat of hia level-headed per fee hour. Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor Healing and Bible Teaching.” A simple - device cannot per With the jets he may leap pn to and RENTALS Tents, Cots, Sloeplng Bogs, school and grade students thta your car's performance 7 because .small items that require wear, school clothes for boys and GARA6E pel you toward what turns out to Oh Its payroll a- group of young 6-8 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel high ledge* or jump down vertical year through Grade 6. There will Reuben Plen's Texaco Station little or no work can grow into girls; dressy clothes, and outdoor EXPERT AUTO BODY and sistence in his own plan of cam form these tasks. It must have a Air Mattresseo, Stoves major repajr bills if they are neg be a very simple conclusion. West Berlin atudenta and had them paign battle. Alaop set himself, lowship. Masses at 8, 9;30 and 11 a.m. Cliurch of Ilia Nazarana atablllzation. control and propul walla. He will always land proper First In Manchester. New cars, Lanterns be films, costume patties, games ha.s an unlimited repairer'q license wear. PTNDER REPAIRS 18 Main St.. Tel. MI 9-4531 One notes down, first, the lowest construct a tunnel under the fa Monday. 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and 280 Main St. sion unit. It must provide a radio ly because of the stabilization built and prizes. The I^TA has done and while all kinds of car repair lected. Maternity clothes, sleepwear we would say, a long hard consist diacussion group. full maintenance, fully insured much for the town in its help with Another feature of Reuben ENa .MEL and LACRICEB ceptibly ahead. four-hour " mission independent of exploration of the moon. call , dramatics.. All the work is guaran FREE BA'TUIATES ever travels. It la, invariably, ap five babies, escaped from Cast to Worker’s School. Masses at 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 a.m. Day. A combined assembly in ^ a t Depot Square teed and you can be sure of excel stamps are ver>- popular. Ydu get sories. Does he now retain faith In his the mother craft. (Copyright 1962, General Fea The .Maarheater Evening Herald a three-fold advantage when you Front End Alignment proximately six miles an hour West Berlin laat September, after Sanctuary. The Rev. Fletcher The automatic stabilization ays- tures <3orp.) lent service. Transmission repair De.ssert snd coffee was served RT. 83—VfcRNON, CONN. original plan of campaign? Or Saint George’s Episcopal Church Spruce, speaker. Paul Doda« Pontiac Open Dally to 9:09 P.M. Hebron correapondeht. Mis* Susan is actually a spccializod field and go to Reuben Plen's Texaco Sta in the cafeteria after the show. above the legal Speed limit pro which this tunnel was flooded with does he look for emergency strate St. Mhnrice Church ' INC. J. FARR—MI S-7II1 Just AtMve the Traffic Circle General Repair VTork Rt. 44A, Bolton - Bolton 10:30 a.m.. Children's church and B. Pendleton, telephone Academy Reuben Plen is an expert in this tion — fine Texaco products, High School fijenua claimed by the signs along the. water and aealed off. its television gies? Doea he continue with tha Rev. Edward W. Johnson nursery. Scriptures’’ by Mary Baker Eddy. 373 MAIN STREET 8-3454. guaranteed service and valuable Monday—grinders, pickles, rice . ''TKL. Ml S-9019 Rev. Bernard L. McGurk, studies In tha Bible aid, “Let Phone MI 9-2881 field. If you are having difficulty highway. Cole, and its humanitarian, freedom long, gruelling effort to sell him Vicar Pastor 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. The P. 308 ; 80. Your Name Be Sanetlfled” at the with the transmission in your car. S & H green stamps. custard With raisins; Tuesday self?. Or does he try to buy some Sunday School. Nursery. It takes a grim-faced set of mo role both accompliahed. Rev. Mr. Fletcdier Spruce, superin following aervlng centers: 287 We Urge You To Support PORTABLE TV RENTALS spaghetti and meat sauce, salad. supposed short-cut, bargain rate 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 tendent of the New Ehigland Dis 6 p.m., Wednesday meeting. Oakland St.. 20 Marble St., 18 Ice c:eam'; Wednesday—tomato torists to be sure they are all go So far as has been made public, route toward victory? 10:16 a.m.. Morning prayer and a.m. trict, , Reading Room hours at 749 Main Chambers St„ and 613 Main St. The Lutz Junior Museum Motorola and Zrntth Sales Bolton soup, chopiped ham or peanut bet TOURAINE ing at leaat this fast all the time, everything, about this particular To Candidate Abe Ribicoff, this church school. 6 p.m.. Youth Service. St. excepting legal holidays, Mon in Mancheater, also French Rd. in and Service G huri'hes ter and Jelly sandwich, bro^lea; but continual mutual pressure, tunnel proJeCt^turned Out happily campaign now seems to be bring 11:45 a.m.. Holy Baptism. Tha United Methodist Church 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. day through Saturday, 11 a.m. to Bolton. Thursday—Pork chops; inashed ing all the afflictions of a Job. 6 p.m.. Junior Young People's Message by the Rev. Mr. Spruce. 4 p.m.; Thursday il a.m. to 9 We Service All Alakes of TV, potatoes, nlblet corn, applesauce PAINTS horn-tooting, directional signaling, enough. Soma yoking college atu The Rev. Abram W. Sangrey Friday at the Kingdom Hall: Radios and Phonographs South Methodist Church He suffers, or seems to suffer, Fellowship. Minister Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer p.m. 7:25 p.m., .Theocratic Ministry CUSTOM MADE Town Starts 1962-63 Year Friday-—tuna fLsh a^hid. french lane-ahifting and leap • froggiiig denta got a good 'summer'a pay, from some loss of image. This is Monday, 8 p.m.. Adult Confir and..Ptatse...«er\’ice, R«v, Lawrence F. Almond fries, gelatin. B reî butter arid School. CANVAS AWNINGS Rev. Ray C. Holll* Jr. Fer BestResults somehow does It. digging the tunnel, ^ m e people reported so much that it necessar mation Class. j 9:30 am., Sunday School class Presbyterian Church 8:30 p.m.. Service Meeting. milk served w lth^ll meals. After you have noted down the came through it safely. Bo far as ily plants tnalde hlm the seed ot Tuesday. 10 a.m., Women's work Second Congregational Church 48 Spruce St. off E. Center St. MODERN With $40,303 Cash Balanpe WappIngXTluroh Notes es for all ages. Day's text; "Your people will 9 »nc| 10:45 a.m., Morning Wor lowest average speed pattern, at we know, no lives were lost, an^ no even self doubt. If he ia suddenly session. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning Wor >- United Church of dirist Rev. James Leslie Rantfom The Junlor^PYF will meet Sun Thursday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com 38.5 N Main St. offer themselves willingly on the ship. Grade 8 cla.sscs in church. day at ibd Community House PAUL'S soma six miles an hour above the war haa been started, and the flbn- less the front runner than every ship. Sermon: "On Praying for Minister TV SERVICE Bolton atarU the 1962-63 fiscal-town body expected him to be. If there munion. Our Daily Bread." Nursery. Felix M. Dai'ia, Minister day of your military force. In the 405 CENTER STREET Elaptism Sunday Sermcn: , "The lunch, and those of the budget ex- from 6 to 7 p.m. The Senior PYF PAINT SUPPLY posted speed limit, begin a calcu Ing of the digging of the tunnel Saturday, 9 a.m., Childran'a Mr*. Richard Plnney, splendors of hoUnees, from the Healing Touch" by the Rev. Mr. year with a oaeh balance of $40,- will riieet from 7 to 9 p.m; After ia a sudden weakness upon him, 4 p.m.. Junior Youth group. 9:30 a.m., Christian Education Corner of Griswold 303.78. according to the audit re pcndlluree and reporting of the latlon of the average minimum and of the first escapes through it then he may be more vulnerable Confirmation Claas. 6':30 p.m.. Senior Youth group. I Associate Minister cla.sseg for ail ages. Registration womb ot the dawn, you have your Almond. Royal Arch Marions Delta a worship aervlce. Resident State 645 Main Street company of .young men Just like Chapter, guests at 10:45 Service. port ju.st completed. board ot education.” Alexander Trooper Ronald Jacobsen will bumper-bumper-gap. should provide absorbing television to gifriti warfare than he was in Talk at both meetings. "What of new families. Adult Class. Sub TEL. Ml S-22U5 Of this amount, $14,283.86 ir said the board "i.s fortunate to Kingdom Hall of Shall I Do With My Ufe?" by 10 a.m., Morning Worahip and ject; "Presbyterian Church,Gov dewdrops.”—Ps. 110:3 (N.W.) 9 and J0;15 a.m.. Church school. have such an efficient clerk ’ in speak on driver safety. Tol. Ml 9-0.100 . The average bumper-bumper-gap entertainment, since both th'e tun other c'Aqipaigns, then he may be Nursery through Grade 7. encumbered for expenditure dur On Monday, the evening group leas sure iij his use of his own Jehovah’s Witnosaea Miriam Persell, National Methodist church school. Nursery. Sermon; ernment." ing this year. The encumbered Mrs. Sally Rose. proves to be approximately 12 feet, nel and the people will be real. Hartford Tpke., R t.' 80 Church Oeaconeas. "The Faithful Creator,’’ by the 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Zion Evangelloal Lutheran Church 9 a.m,. Grade 5 trip to Temple n was noted that all discounts of the Women’s Fellowship will traditional techniques, then he (Alissouri Synod) - Beth 'Sholom. amounts include $7,628.49 for the meet at 7:30 p.m. downstairs in which it about aa cloaa aa motor- n ils W’aa, apparently, a well hirhself may begin straining. Rockville Rev. Mr. Davis. . Message: 'The Disciples of Life." board of education, of which $4.- were talien by the board of select ista can keep while retaining some managed project. But what. We Union Congregational Oliurch 11:15 a.m.. Church ScnbofGrades Nur.qcry. Children’s Church for Cooper and High Sts. v rh, HOB NOB 10:45 a.m.. Second Mile Club for men but that some discounts were the church fOr a covered dish sup Doe.s Ribicoff now still possess by a ^ Ke s t a u r a n t Grades 8 an(l 9. Senior High "'Class. 200 Ls the balance in the appropri per. Each one is asked to bring visual sense of' separate Identity. wonder, would the network have that reservoir of poisa. and guts he 8 p.m., Public talk given United Church of Christ 7 through 12, Kindergarten throii.j;h Grade 5. The Rev. Paul <5. Prokopy, SEE US -FOR: ation for waterproofing at the lost to the board of education be Berube's representative of the Watchtower Rockville 6:45 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi. ■Monday, 8 p.m.. Open organiza a Aluminum Roll Up Awnings 3 p..m. to 5 p-.m.. Open House — cause bills were,, not paid on time. a wrapped Item for the silent auc This average, too, is not easily shown i f . its ambitious effort to had for the attempted last minute Pastor TEMPTING FOOD school; and $6,628 in the select tion. Anyori* who has not been TYPEWRITER SERVICE Society G. R. Kalina. Subject; Rev. Paul J. Bowman, 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth. tional meeting for Presbyterian e Venetian Blinds Trinity Covenant Chufeh. ■ Briefs maintained, and requires a con create a spectacular about a Berlin poison of the 1954 campaign? Can "Does the Bible Teach What You COURTEOUSLY SERVED 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., Confirmation men'.* budget including $4,960 for contacted and would like to at 479 Middle Tpke. E. the erstwhile front rurinef' deal Pastor men in Fellowship Hall. 9 a.m.. Sunday School. a Storm Doors fuse by the 'public building com Recreation Commisaioner Fred tend may call Mrs. Donald ’ A. Call m 4-1111 ManchSeter tlnual shuffling maneuver on the tunn.el had happened to coat the Believe?” Goapel Hall Wedne.sday. 7:30 p.jn.. Fellow 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible class. a Combination Windows .. Businessmen’s Luncheon Class—Chapel. coolly with the prospect of adver 7 p.m,. Grade 9 FeUow.shlp, Room mission. Gaal said last night he would like Kingsbur.v of Benedict Dr. part of the-drivera involved, and, 4:15 p.m.. Group discussion of 9:15 a.m . Church school. Grades 415 Center St. ship Circle at the manse. Discus 10 a.m.. Divine Worship Text: Served Daily 12 noon to 2 p.m. Under general government, to clarify for tow’nsk>eople the fact FOR REPAIRS. REBUILT TYPEWRITERS lives of the young atudenta It sity? Which' way will his owft the Sept. 1, 1962 Issue of the 5 through high school to attend Manchaster Awning Co. 22, Election of officers. All women of the church are In growing tension release itself? sion and study: "Capital Punl.sha P.salm 119:137. 124, 1 (Sundav'.s 195 WEST CENTER ST. DINNERS SERVED there was an amount of $6,423.83 that there will be a baseball pro vited to the 'Wqmen’a Fellowship REPLACEMENT ROYALS, UNDERWOODS. - on occasion, even e change of lane hired, or the live.s of the refugees Watchtower magasine article: family sendee. 10:30 a.m.. Breaking Bread. ment." Introlt). Theme: "Deal With V7 p.m.. Senior High Keilow.ship, gram for boy.s next year under ON ALL TYPES OF L. C. S.MITOS-Etc. in order to find some other driver It was going to help reactie ? These Into panic? "Add to Your Knowledge Every Telephone MI B-S&91 Wednesday. Thursday. Friday Wesley Hall—^^Worknigti', wear old turned back to the general fund. meeting Thursday at 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m., Wor.ship sendee. Ser 12:16 p.m., Sunday School. .Thy Servant according unto Thy S P.M. to 8 PJU. The town planning commission re- town .sponsorship. It will mot be downstairs in the church. A pot- to stay right in back of. But the were chances that were taken. The To\Candidate Ijorace Seely- Day." mon: "Feed My Sheep.” , 7 p,m.. Gospel meeting. Jehovah’s Witnesses mercy." - Established 1949 clothes. under the direction of an Independ We Handle Stationery Along Brown.Ûils campaign, which he Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Group Wedneulay NIte Is Family Nite 7:30 p.m., Membership Seminar, turrilKl $1,080.24. Under .the se luck will precede the afternoon With Office .Machine Sutipllee performance, like that in the six question ia; How far do you go'in 10:40 a.m.. CJhurch School, in Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer and Bi Klngdoiii Mall 11 a.m., Ootteediehat mit Abend- lectmen's accofml $470.39 was re ent group as had been planned meeting. Those attending are ask entered lidthout any Illusion and Bible studies in the book ",Let fants through Grade 4. ble meeting. 791 Main St. / mahl. Susannah Wesley Hall. earlier, Gaal said. The selectmen Your Mall List Aa Desired mile above the limit speed average, creating and setting up the history merely in the .belief that it did .of* Your Name Be Sanctified’’ held at 5lanchester Shopping Parkade turned. 6t,her balances were $260 ed to bring either a desserf, salad „ 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. Ser Friday, 8 p.m., Bible Study. 2:30 p.m., Walther League Hart West Middle Tpke.-^-MI 3-9723 from the town .counsel account; have directed Gaal to continue the or main dish enough for four "peo remalna consistent. you want to report? - fer a fighting chance worth tak* the Kingdom Hall and the home of mon; "God," by Kenneth C. Mar- 8 p.m., Pubtip Bible (tlacour.se: St. Mar.v’* Episcopal Church A. J. BERUBE, Prop. ford Zone Fall Rally at Grace Lu $293 from th^ firemen; $103 from baseball program next year, he ple. A . nur.*ery will be provided .Ml 9.-5477—.Ml 3-8312 • A third process of evidence-tak ing, now auddieniy poaes a rather Michael Oiler. 48 MounUtn St. grey, student assistant. Concordia Lutheran Church "Youth's Opportunitties in This theran CSnirch, Middletown. Chnrch and Park Sts. said. startling prospect or illusion—that Friday, 7:30 p.m., Theocratic The Rev. George F. Nostra ml Civil Defense; $8^, tree warden; for children. , ing involves a survey of the regis Monday, 6:30 p.m.. Fellowship 40 Pitkin St. Modern Age." . Wedneaday, 7:30 p.m,. LWML TuR nPIK E and $li612, welfare. Jeffrey Waddell. 6, and Timothy Different of a career, in the United States ministry school. dinner. The Rev.’ Paul C. Kaiser 4:15 p.m.. Watchtower magazine topic discussion and social. Rector WOODCOCK trations included in such traffic 8:30 p.m., Service Meeting. Tuesday. 7 p.m., Tolland County 5,000 The audit report shows- uncol Early. 8. celebrated their birthdays 'Advertisement — Senate almoat within grasp. Pastor study article: "Add to Your Thuraday. 7:30 'p.m., Calling- A U TO B O D Y TThe Rev. John D." Hughe* lected taxes at $33.106.5,3 and ac- recently by inviting their friend* Women \vanted . who are Inter REFRIGERATION CO. patterns. In Connecticut, for in Customs and traditions, even Can Seely*Brown stand having Theme: "Preach the World Urg Association (Churchmen’s Fellow Knowledge Every .Day." (Isa. Vl.slting meeting. Senior Assistant VIC’S PIZZA SHOP ently." Tim. 4:2‘. ship, Ellington. CANS and BOHLES couhts: receivable at $17,727.54. to attend the "Ranger Andy" tele ested in arts and craft* to form an stance, it will invariably be noted within a fairly unified society, do it that close? How rough and 9 a.m.. H o ly Communion. 54:13; Ephea. 4:22-24.) Saturday, 10 a.m.. Confirmation The Rev. Vjl'llllani F. Gender III The balance in the reserve fund vision show at Broadca.st House in afternoon club. M I'4-0123. 153 W. .Middle Turnpike that the great majority of the reg' not always set themselvea up for tough will he be if he thinks hJs Saturday, all day, Work Day for Qiurch school and nurssry. ‘ Wednesday, 8 p.m, Group Bible classes. OF Junior Assistant for capital and non-recurring ex- Hartford. Appearing on the *ow v Bolton Congregational Church Christ. Pilgrim "Fellowship. Phone iMl 9-3700 Istrations In any given traffic pat opponent has begun to slip? What 10:30 a.m., The Service, Church ICE COLD BEER •penses is now- $40,519.29. The with Jeffrey and Timothy were filanehealer Evening Herald uniformity, and it la quits refresh weapons will he use? Where will Bev. TTieodoTeTTieodore Cp»ti Chandler Pastor •school and nursery, Anniversary / 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion.,, Upholstery tern, six mtljw over the limit, 12- WjRECKER P H 'S fund...... for the. uniform...... fiscal ,year J4mmy Oru'nske, David Manna, South Windsor correspondent, PIZZA ing to read how different things he try to hit? And whgt, by such St. John’s Church Celebration at both service* with 9 a.m.. Morning prayer with In- wa.s $30,281.75 at the end of the eraig Jensen, Tommy Harris. Kiip- Laura Katz, telephone Mitchell AND IV I Shops foot bumper gap, will be Connectl 9:30 a.m ^/'^nSunday d ay school for- RL 80, Vernon - the Rev. c. Henry Anderson, Vis and <^s Itruction bv the Rev. Mr. No- have been out in the good Con raaponsea to hla sudden close op SERVICE BARRELS year. ' berley Sadlon and Steven Mona 4-1753. RB-UPHOLSTKRING SPAGHEHI cut registrations. This maana that, necticut town of Scotland these portunity, will ha tell the people four-year-'bida through gradde 8 In The Rev. James L. Grant Rector guest speaker. atrand. Junior Choir. Cla.ses. Nur The balance In the school hot ghan. Accompanying the chil 8:30 p,m., Luther Leagues. THE TWO ROADS a-Modern Furniture RAVIOLI on the average, these motoriata are many years. of Connecticut about hlmaelf? Parish Room and Community Hall.. AND THE sery and Kindergarten in the Chil lunch program is.$980.84. There dren'were Mra. Walter Waddell, Will he have courage for the 9:30 a.m., High School Discus 8 a.m., Holy Communion. Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.. Morn dren's Chapel. were 41,951 student meals served Mrs. '5niton Jensen *nd Mrs, Cllf- and Antique* OPEN DAILY '' Connecticut people, going to .and ■While moat communities consid clutch moments? Or will what the sion Group at the Philip Dooley 9:15 a.m.. Morning prayer, ing Suffrages. VICHI'S 11 a.m.. Morning Pra.ver. Sermon at the^hool last .year at 30 cents ton MonagliBn. a Store Stools nnd Booths from Connecticut destinations. er It- something of an iaaua home, Watroua Rd. Family Service. Baby-sitting. TWO DESTINIES by the Rev." Mr. Hughes. Senior Radio Today 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.»L tension brings out be bravado? Classes for all ages. PACKAGE STORE each and 2.407 adult m'eals. at 35 School M<^nuB a Custom Furniture SUNDAYS Since the geographical dimensions whether their public employes— Strange things happen to alt 9:30 and M'a.m.. Morning Wor First Church of Christ, Scientist CTholr. Nursery in the 'CThildren'.* cent.*. A total of 109.756 bottles Monday- creamed , chipped be.ef ship. Laymen's' Sunday: Sermon; 11 a.rtl.. Morning prayer. Ser .Masonic Temple HEAVEN or HELL > 20 BISSELL ST. Chapel Blip Cover* and llraperiS* 4 P.M. to 10:.10 P.M. of the state are fairly, obvious, ex like school teachers--are reaidenta kinds of men in the clutch mo mon. Baby-sitting. of milk were- sold. Income totaled on toast, sliced tomatoes cheese (S'UBO—IIM Made to Order ments of politics. Usually, the "A Layman’a Viewpoint on Be- MATT. 7:18-14 ” ” , 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. $19,492.88. Including $4,000 .state sticks, buttered diced catrots, ap-' l:UtLKt8h:1& Nowa Sporta and Weather Ostrinsky bumper gap, la not engaged in go for many years; for Ita own good A Thought for Today Archdeaconry Meeting, St. John’s ence and Health with Key to the . Today 6:30 Uonl)or Talrottville Congregational Chnrch ' THE MAGAZINE OF Reuben Plen’s nrogram made a $260 profit last Thursday baked lasagne, tossed 7:03 Keyouerd Kingpins DEALER IN WASTE ing any great distance—terrestrial reasons, been following exactly the Sponsored by the Manchester TaicottvOlc Congregational West Hartford. DUCOandDUlUXRmNtSHING year. Fees collected for the dental salad, bread and butter, butter 7.3( Monitor Friday, 9 a.m.. Holy Commun PLEASANT PI.ACES 10:30 Ju.*l Jitzi MATERIALS ly speaking, at least. opposite., course. Its Board of Edu Council of Churches Church clinics totaled $713.90 last year. scotch pudding: Friday tomato 11:1.1 Sporle Final Rev. Robert K. Shtmoda, Minister, ion. A 5IONTHLY FEATURE OP Texaco Station The town Indebtedne.*.* ia now soup with crackers, toasted cheese II :30 Sterliglu Serenade MANCHESTER We now have down three seta of cation has had a standing rule for 7-9 p.m.. Rummage Sale, Old 166 MIDDLE TURNFIKE, WEST YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY 1:00 Sign on "He that walketh uprightly Talcottvine MANCHESTER , 381 Main StrM t $268,000. H. N. Alexander, the sandwich, gelatin with friiit. Milk H'HAV—tit RAGS, IRON notations, an average., speed aix bidding the employment of local Church. 9 Ellington Ave. NEWSPAPER auditor, lists the debt limit at is served with all meals. walketh securely.” (Proverb* Saturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m.. Rum l:lki a.ibbtn Along MEMORIAL CO. miles over the limit, an average residents aa teachers. Wa suspect 10:9). 11 a.m.. Worship Service and HsmMuii $562,102. li5.1 Pulaaki va. Plainville Opposite East Cemetery mage Sale at Old Church, 9 El Phemt Ml 3-9149 ^ Alexander noted that the phy.*l- .Manche.ster, Evening Herald Bol 4:.3o Bobbin Along SCRAP METAL bumper-gap of 12 feet, and an its Qriflnal reaaon was that it One of the yearnings of mod Sunday school. Sermon; "With lington Ave. iUmtrlypHtpr 8:.10 Radio Tonight ern man ia the attainment of se Enduring Love." Deacon of the cal Inventory of town-owned per ton correspondent, Gra. mon: "Prayer.’t sumxr 70J0 CBS .Newa and for our Inability to stem them notice only the other day, w’hen the isfied with what he .has and al Interim Minister ■7:10 bhowoaae and N»wa 7:30 p.m.. Evening Gospel hour. CHURCH 8:00 The World Tonight by any of the highway safety board voted to repeal It because ways wants mors. Message; “Salvation Plug," *:15 8how(»se end Nawg ‘iê only kind of security that 11 a.ni., Anniversary Service of 12:15 Sign Off measures we are employing. getting teachers, the.se days, is man can attain' ia that which Worahip. Rev. David S. King, Take all the giuesswork out WATKINS-WEST . It la the death wish which Is rid tough enough without barring any First Lutheran. CWnrch S(2M)0L You amN the Job.. . M have iuit the rilhUta Pent ■ apart cornea with upright living. The gueat speaker. No Church School. Rockville 10:45 AM. of fravelinff. Mfike every 4 Escapees Caught CAI-I- ing our highways. would-be local appointees to tha knowledge that we have done 6:30 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. hilflt lor It -. . In eoloit to milch *"7™*' FUNERAL Rev, David -'evheimer, D.D. question on coior?... what to usa?... bow to do it? trip a carefree and delight * a«OWiM« People behave'the way they, do system. that which was right gives us Tuesday, 7:15, Meeting of board Pastor 1' - 9:30 A.M. ful experience by consult • NEWTOWN (API — State and MI 3-6361 on our highways because they are Way out in Akron, Ohio, the peace of mind and sets us at peace of deaco'ni and daaednessea. 7:00P.M . CALL 0$ fo( i.’'part holp on voi* nori paintlni |ob. local police searched today for SERVICE • MOKIN* with oursalvas,' with others, and Wednesday, 8, Women’s Fellow 9 a.m., Sunday Schcxil classes ing with four youthful inmates who escaped three-quarters of the way in Icive Board of Eklucation haa Just voted with God. ship. Dr. Heaps will present for all- ages. Adult Bible class. with death: c to expel one of Ua high school stu Dr. Lron Wind, Rabbi MANCHESTER from the State Hospital at New ORMAND J. WEST "Glimpses of the Orient” with Teacher Training Claas.; Hear —— (O’ ■Cl]. r/UohnsonPAm CO town. ' Do they drive in a way which dents if aha doesn’t consent to Temple Bath Sholom colored slides. ' 10:16 a.m.. Church Service. Hear TRAVEL AuthoriUea said the fw r men Director * suggests that they want to kill Youth Sunday. William Prauas, n. REV. FLETCHER SPRUCE 723"MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER—PHONE MI 9-4501 were discovered to be missing at wear bloomer shorts in her gym FaU Standard SERVICES themselves? claaeea. She and her family happen Wapplng Community Clinrch speaker. Luther League member* the U p.m. check yesterday. 142 E. CENTER 8T. Many women consider the black Congregational will participate in the service. BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK ' .Manchester M| 9-4626 The four were identified as Broce Then the qnawer ia logical and to believe that- exposure of a ^ r l’s Monckottar Maying Bilk pump or sandal standard for Rev. Roy R. Hut^heoa Mlnlstor Nursery. , look for the golden arches. . . McDonald s Rockville TR 8-IS89 Demarco of Stamford, Wallace filancheeter’* Oldest \ direct: That is Indaad why they knaa is Immoral. This is, we be fall .^^ygnlnga. This fall, have a Monday, 7:80 p.m.. Report meet CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 46 WEST CENTER STREET ' P.O. Box 1072 Millard of Southbury and John Olid Trucking go. drive that way. lieve. the first time in history that p airu i emerald, turquoise or ruby 9;30‘and 11 a.m.. Morning Wor ing of Survdy Visitors. ionaiie of Stratford.'all 20. «><1! . With Ptneat FacURIee silk and sea what tha col(ir docs ahip and Csurch school. Sermon: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Second 236 MAIN STREET CLARENCE E. WINSLOW, Paalop PAINTS . SILVER ti^ E EXTENSION / Manqkeater, Conn. Jooeph jDowner, 1*. of Nocwalk. | Death h ^ at laast a ehanoe of a school board has gone on record for js Mack draos. ' % “A Confaasion Of Faith.’' Lecture on the Lutheran Church. -- ^ r '*■______h V r ^ ' I '•

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; PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONK, lATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 196* V . .. ■ BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING H0 U8 E w ith MAJOR H'' d a il y cr o ssw o r d p u zzle _ _ ■ I ’ . 6STS VIOLENT IF'YAVMIêS MIM ... 8UT I fiOTTA lin with Rejuvenated Giants SEE THAT TH' LI'L HOW'S CHANCeS, 3AKE, OF TO L| CK OOM'T T H IN K Rain Poses Threat Antwir t 6 Fr«vl«ut Puiil* ain for vfip, A su cc6 s»eu L ^ INS WlTHTH'NET6,MATe/ -SOT A COUPLE LO ST HC OF SUV'S IN COMPLAINT Nicaragua m I s t a r t OUT WITH ^ 3 3 5 . ‘»UIEEf COATS MA(C|N‘ M EU SE .T R Y jN S >1HT MV FOR BAIT AN'PULL INTO ACROSS 9 Mohammed's - TH' SACK O O o e FOR T O W in •OPEED^ World Series TH' WHARF With a 1----- ii amon£ sonUnlaw Field in Bad *3 3 5 HAUL.'-ÛSED ARRIVALS AN' EVCFTS.' HIE to East Indiin 'T L L GIVE YOU A Nlcaragua'i s ^ M B O O /e^ T h lB TO B6 I'd s c r a t c h ■0RATT6D fhitf exports fabric GILT E D G E ♦ 'I T 11 Shield s Toughest Yet MYSELF RCK i'N'UPA Tit ia largest of I i . u c : k , Shape; Qubs I.O .U . / the Central 12 Much of Its HORSESHOE FC?R LUCk, exports are X i i AN'SET BLOOD ,\merican — 13 Interstice -r— to the Due to Rain PtTEN.'y 14 .Mammal's cost United States Getirritated 15 Chargers 19 Born IS Dried grape 21 Titans tJL^LÎTI By BOBBY RICHARDSON 22 Kesrs SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. /C-fS VO-/J • ► 17 Worm .30 Take Into 44 Aleutian iilaiHi (A P )— An all-night rain im- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — 18 Heating Uevicea , ih* 20 Presidential '4 Kind of tide custody 45 Asterisk This is the toughest World \\A.\ O O P B Y V. 1. H A M I.IN 37 Constellation 47 Mine entrane* PEriled the already delayed initials 2S Singing group SeriM in which I have ever 2fl Vacant 38 Bed canopy 48 Wax sixth game of the World Se played. I am not speaking VOULLKNCXX MY 21 .Saluted 29 South American 41 Vehicles 40 German stream BRAINS CXJT IF I T T 22 Against brocket 4* Cortum 51 Anger ries between the San Francis about the Giants, who are USE TH' WORD 2S I,cgal point 30 Knglish town 43 Go by 53 Qualified ' co Giants and New York Yan tough enough. But this 'PROGRESS' ONE 27 Mature weather is frustrating. MORE TIME? 31 Wheya of milk T TT kees today. Even before the downpour be AU I’ve seen is rain ever <32 Redact since our return from New 33 Ache TT TT gan Friday, the Weather Bureau 34 Singing voice announced there was a ‘'80 to 70 York. And they say California Is the place where it never . 35 Blemish TT per cent" chance of rain today 36 High in pitch with one to two Inches expected rains: The rain couldn’t come (musici at a worse time, as far as I to fall on already drenched Can 39 College official am concerned. Our club 40 Diatribes dlestick Park before acbeduled hadn't been hitting well in the 43 Dance itep game time. !IA< & aeries and we had hoped to 46 Got up 23 24 25 w 28 |36~ “It will take four or five days :licked 47 Flyer get in some batting practice so Accouterment for the field to become perfectly after arriving here. . 31 dry even if we had no more rain." K>-l» S2 Swapped Naturally, with the field ab > 54 Begin! said Matty Schwabe Jr., head of 55 Dominion solutely unplayable, we didn't the grounds crew. get any hitting practice Fri carnival 56 Mo^ confident w The sixth game originally was S s ig g S ; # n WA. fc* TJI. fcg. WA O BY DICK TURNER 57 Rat.catching day either. A few of us went Aog scheduled for Friday, but Imseball out to Candlestick Park, any DOWN commissioner Ford Frick called way. but we fo\ind the field P H IS ( I U . , \ ’S POP RY it off at 8:46 a.m. VKK.A 1 Instance 45 n s f muddy and soggy. The out The rAln not only dampened the PAINTED B U T Y O U l w h a t 2 Table scraps field is in wretched condition. \ / 3 Service charges 51 53 spirits of the players of both POLISHED YOU D O F O R \ c;ooW ty Even If we play today, I can’t_ WHEN I WAthe Ra^ps w11L„b«L-tuinbled intO(^RockviUe . (a larger-school) -the ers we?e up for” It and my pitck- hilhting during the MT season. Can you imagine Rockville CIas.s A status along with New îns would have been accepted an NEW YORK (AP), — Thef-plon New York Giantx (8-1), In^Sam Etcheverry for aecont] year' er. , Bill' 3illy ^Pierce, was fit and He hunts mo-stly pheasants Haven Hlllhou.se, Wilbur Cross, part sf the Ellington record. Green Bay Packers and Wash second place, open their home pro Oiarley Johnson. / , t^'dv. He will be mv pitcher Sat- arid duck while I hunt mainly.^ matched against New Haven Hartfoi'd Birikeley, Hartford Fhib- Now all that will change. All ington Raskins, only unbeat season against th^ Pittsburgh • sellout crowd of 82.000 is ex-LirdaV, too, If we Van get the quail and duck. Yogi doe.snt Hillhouse or Hartford Bulke- lic, Weaver and the other ‘"power games on each team’s schedule will Steelers (2-2), and could take over pected for the Giants' home opeivD game in. share our Inlereet in hunting. ley in a CIAC Basketball Tour houses" of scholaatic sports. count — regardless of thq oppo en teaips in the National Foot the lead with a victory if Washing er again.st Pitt.sburgh, a tearn^x "The postponement has pro< A funny thing happened in What chance teams like Rock in m » 1 1 * TA a. / a - is nament ? Well, that’s a possi nent’s classification.. ball League, are favored to ton loses. they edged 31-27 ^wo weeks a g o .; vided us with one advantage, ariy- the store. Yogi jacked up ville, Windsor, Glastonbury and But — a rule was also-adopted lO-tS bility under sweeping changes “What’i -th* class g'oing to say whan It discovers this keep it that way Sunday, but Other Games The Lions have to worry about way/\Now I am in position to one of those big, high-caliber- , Southington —all recently raised preventing a large school - from the favorite tag looks more In other NFL activity Sunday, •stopping ~ Ram halfback John' ' A ’ r pitch -ikek Sanford in the seventh ed rifles and remarked to the In the operation of the state’s to "A" status--will have against "loading up” its schedule with JUDI) SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRUNDEIELD blowout you oolleôd for haa already happened?" the Baltimor Colts (2-2) are at nett, who has been out for the game witfKhis normal three days salesman; "Would this be all scholastic sports program sqlied- the "big city” schools, is readily smaller opponents. Thus a school formidable on the Packers. (Cleveland to meet the Browns last three games with an Injury. rest. I had been considering. lx)th right for me to buy for one of uled to be adopted soon by the forseen. may schedule only opponents -APC5 LiPTD-P555V.ASD m SH6 0ALL6 MEF&ELF , Green Bay, 4-0 aiid In fir.st place (2-21 and Philadelphia (1-3) trav Whether the Bears can dupli Sanford and BHly O’Dell. 1 may my young m ne?" I think Manchester High is not without whose male enrollment is within t : "-SU6HT OF /“ASSi-F , Oi-P FATh=UL...A'ELI., J = A'5. T^F iO-VPANV. in the Western Conference, tra els tn-Dalla.s (1-2-1). cate their earlier 30-14 vict()ry use O’Dell in rehef of ‘ Pierce if his boys are about nine and l i t Although not made public a-s, involvement in the rule changes’ 400 of the larger school. vels to play the winlesa Minnesota The American League continues over San Francisco depends on the occa.sion calls foTslt. Rerognlie Yogi yet. several new rules wêrc pro- either. When the larger school wishes LITTLE SPORT8 B Y R O U SO N Vikings (0-4) and Is a three-touch its weekend activity tonight: with the availability of fullback Rick Houk. too, planned go with That Yogi must be the most posed at a meeting of secondary , One new regulation changes the to schedule an opponent with more down favorite to whip a team It Sah Diego at Buffalo. Dallas Ca.sares, halfbacks Willie Gall- his original solectlon/xWhitey recognised athlete in America. school, principals this week. They , .ilready confusing que.stion of qual- than a 400 male pupil difference, maximum Wf/iSlir MAXIMUM While we were walking down ur< B8ip»se' beat 34-7 in the season’s first opened with a 27-7 victory over more and John Morris, and end Ford. include the reclas-sification of many : ification for tournament competi- special permission must be ob ON 1 ‘X v the street, everybody In San school.s- including Rockville and | tion. Up to now, games played game. Bo.ston, Friday night. New York Mike Ditka. All have been hob- ^ Ford to Start tained from the CIAC Board of Washington takes its Cinderella fs at Houston and Denver plays bled the past two weeks, while Francisco must have recog Ellington -wyhout waiting for the I qgainat .smaller cla.ssified team.s Control. "Ford is my sixth game pitch nized him-. It was "Hey, Yo- heretofore mandatory three-year act to St. Lous to play the Card.s at Oakland on Sunday. the 49ers have been gaining mo do not count on the larger school’s Thus Manchester, a meirrber of er no matter when the game Is "H l’ya, Yogi," and grace period. record.’ (IIP Oour^TT (1-3), one of its three victims to The defending NFL champion mentum with two straight victo the CCIL fori several seasons, must played." he said. "I don’t see how 's Yogi," everywhere, Status Ouuige A good example was in the 1962 STA^L^S date. The astounding Skins, who Packers, with 12 straight victo ries. the rain could have given the ad get special perniis.sion each year know something? He Ellington will move the Class B baseball .season. RiKkville. trying to play, several league teams won a total of two games the ries stretching back to last De Cleveland will match fullback vantage to'’ either team. I know cember, came out of last week s | Jimmy Brown and ^quarterlyick ' was smbairaased. That's why (medium school I clas.sification in for touinament qualification, had who.se difference In size exceed.' past two' sea.sons, are first In the September after two years of tough 9-7 victory over Detroit Jim Ninowski against the Colts : j, , .eventh game, he's so wonderful. He can’t . beaten Ellington (a smaller the 400 maximum. Eastern Conference, with a 3-0-1 I grace but Rockville will ’ be re w itou t an injury. ^ p a cin g attack of John UnlUs. g ,, T^^rv, believe he's srhool) twice. But these victories In all, the new regulations are mark. Well, I h opeN ^ can finish quired to as.sume Cla.ss A .status did ,'TLol cpuat.on Rockville's quall- but one more step in the ever- Should either fall, the challeng .T his mean's the Vikings' be-.' The Cowboys’ pass defense will defeated Sanford in the fifth the series before'''Thanksglv- after only One year. leaguered defen.sbs will have to ^ get a workout from the throwing | ^ Wednesday, also will flratlon record. confusing and seldom improving ers seem ready to move up. —- ing. More than e v « ^ want What it means, iiteraHy. is tliat However, had Ellington beaten B. BY JOHNNY HART stop fullback Jim Taylor, the of Eagles quarterback Sonny, j,, available in the seventh game. CIAC program. » Detroit's Lions (3-D are tied to get this over with In six PH'///, SAWYER BY ROY CRANE. NFL's top rusher, and tr>' and! Jurgensen. who leads the league j saying I will pick him games and I think Wnttey for Chicago for second place In cope with the loop’s best defense. I in passing yardage, l=»hlladelphla's gj|j Stafford, but it’s good N IC E E H o r , the West and are favored to take I Ford I will do H. I know Bir NOW STOP CRYING, WHAT YEAH, THIS AND flK WANTS HER The Redskins, 24-14 victors two | defense then will have, t o ' ahackle know he will be ready" Pierce, the Ghant pitcher has American Golfers " T A N & t - e t d m & o e ” i the Los Angeles Rams (0-4). The «“Soo! HONEY, WE'RE nWlNGj SEEMS TO UTTlE 61RL RAP, SEE... WHOSE AN A N T l weeks ago over the Cardinals In ! tlje NFL s best offense, led b y , managers intended to go never hurt in Candlestick iVerfaille Scores Twice TO HELP YOU. Bears are slight choices over the 8E THE WAS NAME tS PALOOEA, Washington, are ' also in good quarterback Eddie LeBaron and ; their original lineups, Park, where he’s won 12 Put On Pressure San■ Francisco 49ers (2-2). iT" TROUBLE, WANOERINS 1 WANT MY OR P 0 0 f lA ,0 R — shape. The Cîldlnals have | backs Don Perkins and A m os, fjojjk planned to use the one he straight. But Whitey has a ELKINS?, 0UTSIPE,S0RTA Th* defending Eastern cham- benched veteran quarterback i Marsh. used In every game except the streak going, too. He hasn't DAPPY/ hw m !';" To Win Team Title HYSTERICAL, second, when injuries to Bill loot a World Series game Afe Indians^ Top Eagles SEE, ANP- NOBODY ON s t f u R i f m OUR ROSnE Skowron ^'and Elston Howard sine# 1868, winning hla last KAWANA, Japan (AP)—Amer-. forcAl him to use Dale Long at live. .. n a m ed . Greatest Game Ever hy IFiriners storming from behind with goals in each.of the last three lean amateur golfers, putting on FOOFA. Sports Viewing first )>ase and Yogi Berra behind ^__ the plate. periods, Manchester High pinned a .S-1 soccer defeat orf Weth the pressure in the final 18 holes, r a t Dr d a t Dark -said he would have his Reunion Tonight ersfield yesterday at Memorial P'ield to e.xtend its unbeaten retained the Eisenhower Cup Sat- Patriots Bombed by Texans, lj46— Penn State vs. Army "righthanded" .lineup facing CCIL record to 4-0. ’ ' \irday by whipping a surprisingly T^ttor ... Wrhb V Channel 3 southpaw Ford--Harvey Kuenn in For Cubs, Majors Dave Carl.son. recently rocup- RB strong Canadian team bV eight 2:45-.— World Series left field and Orlando Cepeda aT eraled from a badly sprained ankle, j Z«xlin ...... Superb'Pass Catching Features Channel 30 i.B ‘ -trokes over-all in the third World XMt first ba.se. The lefthanded hitting < Football games of days gone by came off the bench in the se<'on(i EavvivnoB^. Paat’hnl S p.m.—Wrestling Tom Haller was to be behind th e, will be replayed again and again period to ignite the previously .‘Vmateur Golf Team Champion- HH .shin./ BOSTON (AP)-^The Dallas Tex-hlnd our defense at the start of Chanh^ 8 plate. tonight when the Cubs and Majors sluggish Indian-s with some of the AnsHldi ... I.avinio I I ' CM ‘ Deane Beman, already a veter- MOR'IY MEEKLP the fourth' quarter and completed '4:80— Rac«rl(ai»: v v y ^ 'Texans also knocked the Patriots this was our best in getting the 2 p.m.— .Steelers x's. Wants the goal-tender to a iMckpa-ss from . - 5_^ ; from their share Gif’ first place in ball to him.” Chainnel 3 Tests for Texas. Penn State one of the EJapie fullbacks and Ooals—Morri.vm. Verfalllp 2. ,i tal of 8.*>4 strokes.^ the Ea.stem Divi.slon Friday night. "Burford plays against us like 8:80—Titans vs. Oilers scored the clincher with 6:00 left Sub.'<—Manohesler. Orlowski. Ari.lab- Panadian-S heeinninff' the he owns us,” Holovak countered. Channel 8 in the B-ame l«' Verfallle, Provencal, Carl.-on, ; .. ‘ Lanaamn-s, oeginnmg the Superb pass catching by ' C3irls TxV.r , J (Ka.'ler rhurilla, Hachadurlan. Bran Burford, Abner Haynes' two Quarterback Len Dawson, who As Cluhs Risk Perfect SJutes Wethersfield took a 1-0 lead with I 'Shea. Crowel'. Smith. Rooke got 69s from Gary Cowan, the touchdowns and a .stalward de "make.s* a helluva difference in 30 second-s left to play in the first, lêwriian . Karpu.xka, tournament’s low individual shoot that club” according to Holovak, Ellinp(ton Boolers period. Dominating plav through fense got the job done, NEW YORK (AP)—Texas and-back Perky B ryant scored er, and Bob Wylie, who had been completed 16 of 31 passes for 302 out the se.s3ion. the Eagles got a f Stram walked into the Dallas Penri State two of the nation’s | three touchdowns on short drives Fiîht Po8l|»uiied Dick Tiger will have (Canada’s four-round total wa.s es (IS», Burford In scoring pass Ings. the role of favorites and a Pi State whipped winless Tulane lowed the ball to roll into the nets games in our three years together certain amount of apprehension j 35-8 In a Southeastern Conference to wait an extra week ' before 862'. In the world team competi C M * T A IN EASY ./■ BY LESLIE TURNER but this was your greatest evei. es aught (7) and Haynes in unimpeded. tion. four men play for each na MR. .ABERNATHY before regional televLsIon cameras game. fighting it out. for the world, box BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIU(;EWAY "I’ve never been so happy about touchdowns (10—8 of them against Boosting Its season record to '1-1 Steve Morrison got the Indians ing association’s version .,, of the tion, but only the three lowest CART UN0»l»TAND 'llU!.ZURICWWPA$$Me A$ AFTER CMUtte I RAN BACK,*) 1, F SHOULPNT a'football game. It was the kind Boston). Ellington High scored its third today. I Alabama, .defending national even just b’eforeOGS PLAYING IN T H E R E ? start, we didn’t mak ea lot of Eastern Division leaders for the goalie’s hands for the tying score. nounced yesterday that they were team placed third with .874 and o i TO MS POST! TOEREDSKNOW tied Glastonbury, 1-d. in the CJotton Bowl. ,While Penn The Cougars kitOcked off a couple YOUR NEW TENT/ mistakes—just one great big one,” televised game . Sunday, while Mario AddabtK) got an unofficial postponing the ,16-round (jandle- New island was fifth with 882. . ABOUT‘ p a w M State No. 3 visits the U.S. Mili of S 'uthwest (Conference teams in said the losers' Mike Holovak. Denver, currently tied with Dallas B r ia n Flucklger got both goals a.ssi.ili»riifi^l4 (I) here and made the fight situation Japan with 902< and Argentina . fo.' the year,, and each goes in ...... Falk then was in the right place at the slppl, ranked fourth and fifth re- McCurry ’G 'uncertain. with 905. „ • f right time for the second. He waif as a favorite. Texas by IS points, ' pectively, are idle thla weekend. the closest Ellington player to an Penn State by 7. In each case, Louisiana, (2-0-1), back on the embarrassed ' East Windsor back however, there’s' cause for con- I select list_ in the No. 8 spot,pn the -when the latter accidentally-put

\ * the-balM n hl» own net. \ V gia East Windsor, who.se record Is built around fullback Ray ' Poage 13-0), >but could have Its hands 2-4 for the year got a fourth and, oy the books, shouldn't have lull with the passing of the Hur lOHS Mo s t period score from Bill Semanoik major trouble. But the 51-game ricanes’ George Mira. DARING to allce the margin but couldn’t, series is loaded with upsets, and THE S'l'ORY 0 1 M A R T H A WAYNE BY WILSON SI’RUGGS Arkansas, Southwest (Conference As Harriers Defeat Eastern SHOW IN dent the Knights’ rugged defense thi.s could be the one in wliich DAVY JUNES I YEARS Bud Wilkinson’s sophomore-.stud cochampiori a year ago, goes I ‘D LIKE TO BORROW THIS STUDY I MAYBE THEN I'O KNOW f THAT'S QUITE AM UJTERBSTIM6 B O O K * ^ BY LEKK and McWlLLIAMS again. ded Sooners decide whether they | against winless Baylor In a league rracuce,P ra cticp u it annoarsappears, is Dav-'t’hpay _____ Ua'L< squeezing «• many ; Elastern**Ricky .stankiewicz. IjiUberle, Rich Ned Zilm Oonm ^M . OF THE WEALTHIEST FAMILIES IN WHAT HE'S UP TO. BUT WERE LOOKING AT, AAR.SJUwmt. *W r - Rockville In Tie John Stankiewicz, Ned Oonin. BUCK ANPER5, are boys or men. runners out of the race. THE AMD READ AU OF OR. BOOKS CAUT BE . RANCEE, Still finding it hard to .get ing off for Manchester’s cross Les Dowd. Larry Duhaime. Eric VER A BOOB. WHY ■■ 83-car ; rolling, the Ram's battled Glas Penn State has been Irripressive | (Ohio), which hasn t lost: in four Only sad note for Manchester POWELL'S NOTATIONS.' BORROWED WITHOUT GAVE rr TO ME.' Johnson and Phil Kenney. SPLIT WITH THEM g | Indianapolis-Style J tonbury to a 1-1 deadlock, their in whipping Navy, Air Force and I games but hasn t faced opposition country team. The Indians, was the continuing leg troubles of SCUBift PIVERS ? Top seven finishers In yester PERMISSK3N. NO.^rff second of the season. Still winless, Rice, but ^ c h Rip Engle fears i ol the caliber of the Boilermak- Captain Jim Bracken who may in d c c d / who've had two meets rained day’s vanfity race were to run ths the Rams have lost three starts to the spirited, three-platoon A rm y, era, and Ohio State will be on not nih with the varsity group in crew may be on the rebound from ! the rebound from ita -loas to out recently, ran any )vay (iu Monday’s rijeet at University of varsity event Monday. Remaining go with their ties. seven will compete in ths jayvee I n KOWS OF MIDGET8 ^ last week’s loss to Michigan. i UGI^ last week comes up Connecticut. practice). Yesterday they race. TWS l-ARREAl•ST • J Both games will be telecast. against Illinois, which haa scored The JayN-eea continued yester romped to a 20-43 victory over OCT. I In Th« Moit Exciting Thriller^ Young Stars Lrad (CBS-TV) ^rogiorfally. as will the only ont touchdown in losing two day’s one-sided activity with s Sununary: PAT® ■■ Seen In New England In # Mlchigan-Mlchigan, State affair in tames. Bristol Eastern, sweeping four of perfect, low score of 15. Phil K^ep- kohrbach M. Bartlett R Phil BAD* Oerade* ^ ^ ------e> the first fivie: places and seven of BAKERSFIEX-D (API—Two trf East Lansing, Mich. Michigan | Other major gam es; ney’s low' of 16:36 was gootl (Or lips M. Coieman. M. Laliberte M..' 6 profes.sional golf’s younger '^ X - state, upset in Us opener, figures! East —- West Virginia at P it t r fir s t ‘nine, the individual -triumph. Goss B. Zilin.skas M. Ktankigwlcx I formers were still in the control to have too much speed for itsj Dartmouth at Brown, Yale at Col- Carl ’ .Kohrbach .was the imh; ' '•* ITonn Meet Squad .M. Coviello. M. , Kgmtnskl 'B. seat today as Jacky Cuplt and state rival. Blach is l-l; umbia. Holy Cross at' Harvard, vidual winner, covering the 2-7- The 14;7inan squad going to the Blacken M. Ftadette B. Dow B. THOMPSON SPEEDWAY I mile course in 15:09. UConn ' meet includes Bracken. Winnihg time 15:09. Team score ...... Dave Hill led the way Inta. the IA major games Friday night. Princeton at Penn, CkilgAte at i.ii n i l !'•< - HO M r'O N . ( o vN u i; i; p i r k i n c . I —Manchester 10, Bristol Kastsm 3 1 third round o f me 140,000 Baiksrs- UCXiA won its second straight, Rutgers, Boston (Jollego at Byrar Nine Manchester runners sta.ved Craig Phillips. Rohrhach, Art La- 88-.T, aver Colorado Itato. FuU- euso, Covnell at Navy. together over the first mile and hah, Jim Colemaii, Allan CovisUo. 43. I ' Md)Op«n. .4 ■* * (I ■-' I .y ■ I ■ ■ » -l ,

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Products W Must ha've reference*, m 8-3181 plus garage in excellent- location location. 6 room Colonial Cape 9-7783 betweeVi 5-8 p.m. KOC3CVILLE—One .8^ room apart foot foundation, 5 finished rooms Ages 16 to 60, Dnving and class before 8.”' and rondltion, some outbuildings, down, space for 2 additional bed WANTED—Homes for three kit- ment. stove, rMiigerator and Sunday 1 till 6 p.m. with encloMed breezeway and ga- room. Three instructors. No wait GRAPES, 16 qt. basket $1. Kck deep lot, full price $14,900'. Beau rooms and bath on -second floor. .rage Many extra features Include Enrolls 250^ CLASSIFIED tens. MI 9-2676 after 5. In your own containers. BottTi BLACK BOROANA coat, new size heat. $90 a month; one 8V4 room ing. .Manchester Driving Acade 13, look* like black seal MI N ew '8 room L ranch in Man tiful 8 room English Colonial, all 24 foot living room, spacious din-' kitchen built-in*,' 1)4 baths, fire- my. PI 3-T249. 1'^ Fruit Farm, 260 Biish Hill Rd. furnished apartment, ■ $118. MI Bnainean Loentions 9-«100. 0-4834, TR 5-1166. chester’s Rockledge ' section. kinds of exj.ras. For quality and ing room, modern kitchen with Iâec.'half acre beautlfullly land- Live Stock 42 - i - For Rent 64 Features include a built-in oven location call on this one. We also bullt-ins, oversize.-' bedrooms, acaped. Owner tranaferred. Make Meets Rules E-^LERN ^ Honaehold Goods 81 F o UR r o o m apartment, Second and range, raised hearth fire have a handyman's special at aluminum combinations, 1-car ga an offer today. Beechler-Smith, ADVEUTISING Wanted—To Boy 58 CENTRAL LOCATION. store place, oil hot water heat, for-& $11,000, and many more from rage. A quality,, built home with Realtors, MI 9-8963, MI 3-6969. The taen center committee r*. . Ho r s e TRAILER-slngle. Excel , floor unfurnished, hot water and apacs anirokimstely 30’x40’, suit- DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. RUGS-^NEVER USB®. 9X12 gpld parking space, Main St., available mica counters, nstursi wood $6,500 up The Ellsworth Mitten plaster walls and cast iron base port* tfiat it ha* complied wHIl lent construction, canvas top, Wp BUT BELL or trade antique sbla for sm sll business. MI 9-63M. MANCHESTER — Convenient 3- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HULIRS nearly new tires, used only 3 broadloom, $30. 9X15 green orien now. Can between 4:80-7:80, M l work. very carefully built and Agency, Realtor. MI 3-6930, Aus board heating $25,600. Philbrick all the rule* set by town of- ' Automatic and'Standard shift. tal, $35. 10x16 gold orienUL and uoM (uiniture, china, glaae, 8-6441 moderately priced. tin, Chambers. SH 9-7008. Agency, M3 9-8464. family duplex 5-5. Central heat. , . 8 A M. to 5 P.M. Pay as you go, take only the times. $.300 takes it. For further City water and »ewer Copper ficials for use' of part of the old 289-6855. silver, picture frame* and old tech school buildinôn School St. number of lessons required. information call Ml 9-5624. Directions: East on Middle EIGHT ROOM cape, 4 bedrooms, BEBLZEGUB ROAD-Wapping. 6H plumbing. One apartment vacant. coins, old dolls and suns, hobby 8V4 ROOM quality apartment. bui)t- OFFICE FOR RENT as s Manchester teen center. STERIUZED, used furniture for Turnpike past Mott’s tov Lud dining room paneled family' room 'ranch, garage, built-in*, Easily .financed. Phone MI 3-6278. coUeoUons, atUc contents or whole 1ns. heated, hot water, colonial, Miss Hilda Feingold, publicly COPY CLOSI>»iG TIME FOR Cl ASS^FIED ADVT.' OU3ER AND NERVOUS STU every room, Including mattresses, eetates. Furnitur* Repair Service, low Road on right. No. 42. room, full shed dormer,-, fire! steel beam, beautiful trees, acre DENTS OUR BPEGIALTT near Main St„ adults. MI 3-2171. Ideal for insurance or real es DUPLEX—6-5, wllh 1 bedrooms, chairman for the executive board, MONDAY Tkrn FRIDAV l«;80 A..M.—SATTRDAY • A.M. Articlea For Sale- 45 springs, and upholstered furni TalcottvUe, Conn; Tel. MI S-7449. After 6 p.m., MI S-S470. alarm, aluminum combiii'ations, lot, reasonably priced. Carlton W. ture. All kinds ol appliances, tate agent, $60 monthly, utill- attached garage. Very close to Hutchins, MI 9-5183. ceramic baths, bmesite drives, 2 said that “ well oyer” the mhi- CALL FOR FREE BOOKLET heating systems, 1,100 feet each imum 350 memberships have been WALLPAPER and paint sale — cleaned and tested. New dinette f r a n k IB buying and selling good COVENTRY—Modern five rtMrtt tiee paid. Can PI 3-6701. RQBERT WOLVERTON, school, shopping and transporta- PLEASE READ YOUR AD OVERSIZED 6 gMm cape—desir secured and the center will prob Ml 3-8552 pasted, regular fully trimmed, sets and mattresses brand names. used furniture and antiques at second floor, unfurnished apart tioh. $17,500. Philbrick Agency MI side, fenced yard. Beechler-Smith, ' DImmUM or “Waat Ads” arc takrn over the photic m a eon- plastic coated. Ceiling 'paint, $3.25; Shop and save at Lqpianc B3iml- 420 Lake St, Cali and see what ment, with heat and hot water; Realtor 9-8464. able location, reKqitly redecorat Realtors, Ml 9-8952, MI 3-6969. ably open early next month. realeooa. H>e ^vcrtiser should read his ad the FIRHT DAY H we’ve grt 'Open Sundays. MI ed, fireplace, 2 bathrooms, laun Membership cards at. $2 each dO Â P I M9U 6ffT ON. KAMI. gallon. Morrison Paint Store. 381 ture Hospital, 195 South Street, Couple* preferred. Parking. No VERNON—6. room ranch with APPRABA and REPORT ERRORS la time tor the aext laser- Center St. ’ 9-6580. nets Mahle m profeielonal suite MI 9-2813 VERNON—In beautiful Tamarack dry room, excellent value. Beech- will be sold next week In the GaraRe— Service-—Stpraue 10 NOW WB CAN -VIUC ANO >OU I Rockville, TR 5-2174 Open 9-9, now. Phone PI availahl* ahArtlv In heart nt itMiT,. 40x40 steel building in rear, com- thm. Tlie Herald Is reapoasIMe (or oaly ONE. Incorrect or nmltted ^ ^ T P U I N I D 2-6658. available shortly in heart of down Hills, L shaped ranch, over 1200, ler-Smith. Realtor*, MI 9-8952, MI Bailey Auditorium vestibule at f ;n ,s h a « o o p WONT HAV9-7C REAP i 0MPINfiS8.„ Saturday till 5. town Manchester. Heated and MANCHESTER vicinity—5H room . mercial zone, bus line. Many busi iaserUon for may adverttswneat and uhl.v to the extent of a OARAGE FOR rent, J7. 148 Cooper AWABTPOFtlMertfHOP- LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, sq. ft., IH baths, cellar garage.' 3-6969. ■ManchMter High School. A paid ”naake ptod* 'nsertloo. Errors which do not leasea the valne ol Bolens, and Goodall Reel and RUG, 9'xl4’8,” multicolor. Must Rooms Without Board 59 TO REJNT—4 room heated apart-1 sprinklered building’. Suite oc Cape, oversize garage, 3).* acres, $16,900. Fred Ray, Broker, TR ness posaibilitiea. Tongren Agen advl.sora will be chosen by .the Hill St., Manchester, for car or THAT'* TV* PlNfit WHY PONTMSI cy, Ml 3-6321. HM advertioement wW pet he corrected by ‘‘make rood” Insertion rotary, 18-38” Parts and aervlce. be seen to be appreciated. Phone ment. Park Street area, adults 1 cupied for past II year* by lame well built home, . low heat cost, 5-8833 any time. $9.900—5)4 .ROOM ranch, fireplace, teen committee and approve' by . storage. Glastonbury 633-9057. t » y >oua TOMTHCK t lUL -H kfi BOOM TOR lady or gentleman. profeskional tenant. Ebccellent only $14,900. Hayes Agency MI 2-car garê, large lot. privacy. VDU.PlClCÂ VU(Tr>^ Used mowers and traetttra. Trade MI 9-7782 between 5-8 p.m. preferred. Tel. 8-5118 between 8:80 1 LOOKING FOR that Just right the advisory board soon. ' NeidvieoRHoop In your old machine. Capitol Quiet. Inquire''224 Charter Oak a.m.-4:S0 p.mt { •uite and location for doctor, den 3-4808. CUSTUM BUILT • room Ranch, Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. Except for the advisor, the cen NUI6ANCC THAT 0 N » NOT VOO» SOFA, blapk and white tweed, St. MI 8-8368. CH 6-4738. tist,- insurance, or similar In home? Does it have to be a 4 YOVB COOPERATION WILE Rusine.vs Services Offered 13 Equipment.Co., 38 Main St. Hours large Uvlng room with fireplace, room, 1953 ranch (30x32), with an ter will be maintained and gov- NAILS >OUT TYPS I T KNOWOUdr T-5 dally, 7-8 Thursday, 7-4 Sat foam rubber cushions, armless, FOUR ROOM apartment on bus' quire B. H a m * ,. Burton *. MI FISHING AND HUNTING EIGHT ROOM Garriaon Colonial, BE APPRECIATED DIAL Ml 3-2711 formal dining room, famUy alse expertly landscape lot, garage, erned bv Manchester teen-ager*. TREE REMOVAL, pruning, spray- TV* PLACPPOR urday. usable ss bed,'$35. MI 8-4083. ONE ROOM to rent in private line, close to shopping area. In 9-5851. large living room, dining room, LUNCM { A 6Y PB / PARADISE kitchen 3 bedrooms. IH baths, kitchen, study and lavatory, 4 full cellar, oil heat, quiet dead The organization was initiated - Ing, and lot clearing. Call Frank home, good location. Ml 9-0595. quire 280 N. Main Street. recreation room with fireplace, TVA ROOH!OV4,OIP 119 Cooper Hill Street. MAIN STREET—Coventry. Store, bedrooms and bath on second end, street, city Utilities, walking and organized by Sug Brown, C. Noble, -Ml 9-6053, Ml 9-0874. SCREENED LOAM for the best in COMBINATION electric stove ANDOVER' ‘enclosed breesewny, atUched ga Gregory Manchuck. James Alib- you HfAB TVie NAiTy lawns from our screening plant. and oil bumer, deep well cooker, 4V4 ROOMS in brand new 2-family, shop or office space. Busy loca floor. Recreation room yrith fire distance to bus'? If thi* fits your CRACK IRA\A A\AP» ROOM TOR rent to young working $71* acres — with 2'.i sere rage, landacwped yard 91x194. needs, then call Robert Wolver rio, Bruce Stavens. Timothy Don LAW'NMOWER sharpening and re- MKM* t. btVINCOM, George Grifflng, Inc. PI 2-7888. good condition, asking $50. Best firit floor, $125 with parking; MI tion, good parking: Reasonable Marlon B. Robertnoa. Realtor. MI place in basement. Attached TUP aSMOM PunWi ADOUT M0U« woman, preferably age 30-40, in 8-2573 or 247-8906. lease Call Mr. Welles, PI 2-7856 stocked trout pond. Secluded double garage. Aluminum aiding. ton. Realtor, right away. MI ahue. Harry Huntington and TROUBLE REAGHINS OUR ADVERTISER? , pairs. Also, lawn maintenance. offer takes it. MI 3-5396. 3-5958. Elaine Kaseviche. Free pick-up and delivery Little kMCAdO dd. JLU WCUwM. home with mother and daughter. or P I 2-6715 year, 'round cottage overlook Central location. $82,900. Phil- 9-281$. The “ xecutive board incliidee 4 McKinney 15 Woodbridge St, SEWING MACHINE (1962 model). Garage if desired. MI 3-4856 MODERN 3 RCK)M flinit f l^ r ;------ing lake. Property abounds RANCH—6 rooms, West Side, brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. M> 3-8020 Sacrifice $35. MI 9-6696. FOR SALE—40” Admiral Mectrls apartment, including heat, hot with deer, wood duck, pheas SEVEN R(X)M ranch — .Bowers Donahue. pre.*ident; Huntington, 24-Hour Answoriug Servlet EXCEPTIONALLY nice large bed Youngstown kitchen with built- School area, 2-car garage,'beauti range, $40. Call MI 9-99()6. water, electricity, and utilities. Business Leeaênt ant, etc. Ideal retreat for the ins, 3 bediooms, dining room, full MANCHESTBIR—4 bedroom home, vice pre.sident; Alex Urbanetti, FLAT STONES for walls, patios, room, private entrance, private fully finish^ rec room, 2 bath COMPLETE 24-hour oil burner Available only to person willing to For Rent 64 sportsman or sportsman's basement, carport. $2,400 as excellent closet and storage space, treasurer: and Ellen Murray, sec Painting—Papering 21 home, near' everything. Refined rooms. 2 fireplaces, kitchen built- Free to Herald Readers ser\noe. Also, plumbing and heat Help Wanted— Female 35 Wanted— Male 36 and house fronts. Comer Route 44' BABY CARRIAGE, very good con- assist In part-time household group. Any Inquiry invited. sumes VA mortgage at 414%, lajige enclosed porch. 3-car ga- retary. The coriimittee chairmen ing. Free estimates. Ml 9^321. and 6, Notch Road, Bolton Notch dition, with mattress and net. gentleman 21 Church St. Work. Call MI 8-8524. Taxes are only $100 per year. riiê, $19.’f00. PI>Ubrick Agency. ins. Becchler-Smith, Realtors, MI are Urbanetti. finance: Mis* Mur EXTERIOR AND interior painting. $17,900. Philbrick Agency. M3 EJLECTRIC motor repairman with Quany. Tel. Ml 9-0617 Call MI 3-0893, 466 MAIN—:Ideal for offices or any 9-8464. Ml 9-8464. 9-8952, MI S-6969. ray, secretarial; Cathy Caprilozzi, Want htfomaUM oa aae a t ear cs;assMed adverUseeseeSsf Ne STEPS, SrDEWALKS. stone walls, Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. ^ ATTENTION mechanical and electrical ability. SIX ROOM duplex with garage SQUIRE LINDSAY membership; Mias Feingold. pub- FURNISHED room hear Main St. commercial use. MI 9-5339. 9-5. SEVEN ROOM Colonial plus fin BMtvar e t the telephoae Heted? SUnpijr eafl Bm fireplaces, fl^stone terraces. Ceilings. Floors. Fully insured Experienced preferred, win train DARK RICH, stone-free loam. on West Side. No small children. ROCKLEDOB—1 room Ranch, 4 VERNON—Immaculate 5)4 room Iicit.v: Pond, program; and Gary workmanship guaranteed. Leo HOUSEWIVES Also fill, gravel, stone and white MI 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. ranch, 8 bedrooms. buiU-ins, large ished room in attic, 1 4 baths, M'ork done at rea’sonable prices. if necessary. References required. LOOK WHAT Call between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. MI 3-1111 years old. large modem ItUchen, Winter, maintenance. NU 3-0796, Pelletier, Ml 9-6336 If no answer, Blank 4 Lawson Electric Motor sand. Ml 3-8603. Ml 9-0582. 345 NORTH MAIN—Store. MI lot, $14,900. Philbrick Agency, MI 67x267 corner lot,' beautifully Executive members of the ad \ MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE Do you have the time to work NEAR MAIN Street for igentleman. built-in oven and range, dishwash- landscaped, 5% assumable mort call MI .;i-9043. Co., 373 Washington St., (Rear), 9-5239, 9-6. $1$,500—8 ROOM Cape, 22 foot liv 9-8464. visory board are Man<*hester High in our East Hartford office WOOLEN RUG strips 50c lb. $299 BUYS private entrance, parking. 33 '.er, dispoeal. pantry^ etc. Large gage, established neighborhood, M l 9^500 LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Hartford. \ ing room, fireplace, 114 baths, dining room, den center entrance School Principal A. Rav-mond PAINTINQ and wallpapering, wall evenings 26 hours per week? We Remnants 75c to $1.95 each. Com Pearl Street. Tel MI 3-7286. womAn or couple only. $46 per STORE FOR Rent —Green Roed. OUTSTANDING two year old split- near bus line and all schools. repaired sales and service, pick aluminum siding, garage, acre hall, paneled wall fireplace in Uv- Rogers ,Tr.. .fthairman; MHS Vice ead leave yetir msssagei YoaH hear fimw o«w advurtlaer la Jig up and delivery Ice tkates sharp paper removed. Wallpaper books have several excellent oppor JIG BORE operator, first class. 50. plete rug making supplies. Co AT NORMAN’S month.- 74 North Street. Soda Shoppe luncheonette equipt- lot. Carlton W. Hutchins MI level. 3 bedrooms, I full baths, Priced under $20,000 Principals, on request. Ceilings. Free set!- tunities available for'part-tim e lonial Remnant Shoppe, 115 Cen HOUSEKEEPING room for one, ing room with a beautiful view, I only. Shown by appointment. MI Principal George Emmerllng, vie# ttme without siiMHUiit an evening .at the teiephoae. ened, precision ground. L A M hour minimum week, GTK Cor ment can be purchased rea*on- 9-5182. formal dining room, family room chairman; Mrs. Dorothy Kenney, mates. Call Roger. MI 8-0928. com ptom eter, operators' Must ter St. washer, parking. 80 Garden St. SIX ROOM apartment, garage, ably. Ready for business. Phone bedrooms, t baths, 3-cai garage, 9-2658. Equipment Corporate. Route 88, poration, 678 Tolland Street, East MI 9M986. plastered walla, selling at bank with built-ins and patio, 3-car ga secretary; Mrs. John Golding, j Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7609. Manches be skilled in all phases of Hartford, pc double dresser first floor, centrally located, MI 3-6273. SIX ROOM Cape, I'v baths, fuU rage. This home features many PAINTING — Interior aod exter WOODEN STORM windows and 10 appraisal, $81,000. Philbrick Agen treasurer: Atty. Vincent Diana, ter exchange. Call Elnterpnse 1948. comptometer work. Interest bedroom ensemble adults preferred. MI 3-0566 shed dormer, large bedrooms,, lots extras including dishwasher,- dis BOWERS aC H O O L -7 room Co Announcedients Automobiles'For Sale 4 ior. 20 years’ experience. Insured. screens, sizes 33^4x65, 33?4x47, cy, Ml 9-8494. lonial, 4 bedrooms, walk-up attic, legal advisor; Mr. and Mr*. Ed ed- evert- -If no recent exper BOOM TOR, rent, kitchen privi of closets, excellent condition, posal, built-in oven and range, SHARPENING. S erv ice- Saws, Wallpaper removed. First-class ience. PLUMBERS wanted. Call MI 28x47. Girl’s bicycle In good condi 10 'pc decorator convertible FIVE ROOMS, all furnished. Come Hoi'ses For Rent 65 $14,900 Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, 3-car garage. Well shaded lot ward J. Cronin, membership; and SAVE 759|.' on your dry cleaning. 19.57 OLDS. 19.5R Ford, 1957 Mer- leges, free parking. M I'3-7086. look it over Rent'* reasonable. 814 ACRES, immaculate 7 room 3-zone heating, elaborate interior knives, axes, shears. skates, paperhanging. Discount on wall 3-9032. tion. Bundy flute, like new. Tap living room s^ MI S-5199. lighting, taatefully decorated, 105x150. Only $16,500. Hayes Agen Miss Helen Thomaa, publicity. Do it yourself ' Lucky Ijidy Coin rury. 19.56 'Chrysler hardtop. 1957 paper. Clean work. No job too dancing shoes, size 3. MI 9-1732. Adults, MI 6-9024,. ANDOVER — Lakefront 4 room Colonial, 1)4 baths, large cabinet rotary blades. Quick service. Capi -Send your reply to Post Of ONE FURNISHED room with hand hewn root shingles, profes cy. Ml $-4803 Eve*. MI 9-3397. Cleaners. 11 Maple Street Acros.s Ford Douglas M o^rs. 33.5 Main, large. Robert Brown. Ml 9-0033. fice .pox , Hartford, stat CLASS A tool and gauge makers; 87 pc dinette year 'round home, oil bumer. fire- DO YOU HAVE an inlaw problem? kitchen, excellent bam, trees, only tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St., 1821 kitchen privileges. Call MI 9-0591 sionally landscaped, top value at from Main St. First National ing business experience and es- al.so, experienced all around ma 50 GALIXIN and 15 gallon aquar FOUR ROOM duplex, private place, $90 monthly. Yearly lease.; Attractive 6 room ranch, 1)4 $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, hU COLONIAL—7 room*. 3 full bath*. Parking lot ■ FORD.^-6 cylinder, standard •Manchester. Hours daily 7-5. pr inquire 138 Bissell Street. driveway, fenced In yard. Call MI 9-5132. $29,900. Philbrick Agency. Ml Pellet Gun Clubs Tluirsday 7-9. Saturday 74. MI INTERIOR PAINTING —Decorat-' peciall.v periods on the comp chinists. Top wage* and fringe iums and accessories. Best offer PI 3-8398. I baths. 3 large bedrooms, recrea- 3-car garage, centrally located, ■ ______:------:-----I transmission. 11190 down. Doilglas ing, ceilings, wallpapering, floor' takes them. 'MI 9-7814, Air new—-all guaranteed 9-0456, 9-8464. 3-7958 tometer, education and wage benefit.*. Apply E * S Gauge, PLEASANT room near' Center, ------^------1 tion room in basement. I.,arge 2- $16,500. Philbrick Agency, -MI — —------I Motors, .3.33 Mahi. ______1 sanding and refinishing. Clean i Free delivery—Free lay-away ------4------FOUR BEDROOM colonial, at 9-8464. requirement. Mitchell Drive gentleman preferred. Inquire 146 garage, and on the same In Fifth Season TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED — workmanship. No Job too small, 60,0(» B.T.U. AMERICAN Stand Instant Credit Suburban For Rent 661 tached breezeway, 2-car garage, $6,400 — SMALL ranch home, 10 ______? .196I FAI/TIN TCr>OR7'*195”"^ sh ' j Center Street Tel. MI 3-9120. property a completely sepjirate 4 Royail- 45 years' experience. Call John Verfaille, MI 9-5750. ’ ■ ;------■ . MOLD MAKERS ard hot air ga* furnace, It* years Furnished Apartments 63-A -.1 fireplace, 1)4 ceramic bathe, shad miles out,' mi^crn kitchen and MANCHESTER—7 room split level, ELECTTROLUX Sales and Service, down Easy ppayment a y m e n t Douglas old TR .5-8119. COLCHESTER—4Vi room second room home with 3 bedrooms and ed lot, immediate occupancy. bath, artesian well, immaculate 1)4 baths, rec room, garage, cov Pellet gun rifle club* aponsored ■\fT ------i ------' ATTRACTIVE room, all the cotn- bonded representative, Alfred Motors. 333 Main. . _1j.______PAINTING—Interior and exterior. RN OR LPN part-time. TR 8-2077, and floor apartment with appliances. garage. Ixirated in Bolton. All Beechler . Smith, Realtors MI condition. Beechler-Smlth. Real ered patio, half acre of parklike by the Manchester Recreation forts of hoh>e, board optipnal. Few Amell, 206 Henry Sf; Tel -\n. I STONE mason and cement work, paperhanging, fully insured. Now' Vernon Haven. TWO S-rtSAK. fiTrnacesT 14~ r^dii^ LARGE 3H room furnished apart $95. J. D. Realty, MT 3-5129. this for only $24,900 Philbrick 9-8952, MI 3-6969 tors. MI 9-8952, MI S-6969. grounds. Hayea Agency, MI 3-4803. Department begin their fifth sea 1957 BUICK hardtop, fully equip FIRST CLASS , steps from Post Office. MI 3-6745. Agency, MI 9-8484. 13-0450. Valentino Bellucci. Call AH 9-54511 frivlng special r*tes on interior tors. Yours for taking. Ga* heat- FURNITURE WAREHOUSE ment, first floor, heat, hot water son next week in the town's three ped extra nice. Douglss Motprs, er $ ’ Automatic wa.sher $10. and electricity furnished. Work MANCHESTER—Large attractive recreation centers. after 4 p m. work. Joseph P. Lew’is, MACHINISTS ' 10 (COVENTRY—4 room unfurnished MANCHESTER—4 room Colonial, 6<6 DUPLEX, near High Scii'ool, RIDE WANTED from 331 Ojkkland 333 Main general p ^,l.i^t 1MK OFFK^ girl, some MI 3-5989. Forest cor. Pine, Manoheeter ing couple preferred. Tel. MI house, forced hot air heat, nice WAPPING — 5 year* old. Owner 4 bedroom ranch, dining room, bus and shopping 3-car garage, 2 Persons may register Monday contractor, MI 9-9658 Apartments— Flats— /transferred. 6>4 room split, built- garage, older home. Good condi Street to Pratt 4 Whitnej-. East ,| experience preferred. MI 9-2031 .50 hour week Open daily 9-9, Sat. i-6 9-9608 yard, town road. Call Mr. Welles^ tion. Vacant Tongren Agency, MI fireplace. Garage. Cellar, patio, furnaces. Remarkable condition. at the West Side Rec, 110 Cedar MI 3-1526 In kitchen fireplace. Da baths, Hartford. Hours 8-4:45. MI 9-995S. i NEED A NEW CAR? Household S e rv ice s VENETIAN Winds retaped, record- Tenements 63 _PI_2-7S58 or PI 2-6715,_____ 3-8321. ' nice location, reasonably priced. Reasonable ' Haves Agency, MI St.; or W ednesday at the Bast in Paid Hospitalization ROCSCVTLLiE----- Furnished ârt- TV room, $17,500. Ken Ostrinsky, Carlton W. Hutchins, 9-5182. Offered 13-A ed same day sen'ice; washing "OMAN TO care for children Boats and At;cessories 46 3-4803. Side Rec. 32 Schb^ St; of Thun- GIRLS—Betw’eî 18-28 wanted to', Clean, late model? overnight service. Findell's 485 my home while inbtlTer works, TWO ROOM apartment, heat, hot ment. 3 large pleasant rooms, Realtor, MI 3-5159. ROCKLEDGE — Modern 6 room da.v at the Community Y, 79 N. attend rush party Tup.sday, Geto-i Paid Life Insurance water near the Center, adults electricity, gas, hot water, park SEVEN ROOM home, 4 bedrooms, E; Middle Tpke, MI 8-4865. 8:30-5:30. Call M l 3-1273 after 14 FfXlT RUNA-BOUT, 18 ,h.p. Houses For F,ale 7 2 ' ranch on sloping wooded lot, 20x25 NINE ROOM remodeled home, Main St.i-, ; her 16, given by Phi Theta Chap-j" HAROhp '4 SON Rubbish Remov 6:30. only. M l 9-6105. ing, central. TR 8 ^ 4 , TR 5-6312. PRINCETON street area — Just large modern kitchen 13’x28' liv birch cabinet kitchen. 1*4 baths, Low. low price? al Cellars, attics, yards, and Apply Ertnrudp motor, inastercraft foot rec room with fireplace on The clubs will be organized 'on—i ter. Beta Sigma Phi For infor-[ Musical Instruments S3 PRESTIGE location-^-8 bedrooms ' School. Desirable grade level with separate en ing room. Rusco wlrxlows. 2-car fireplace, aluminum storms, ga weekly pi^-up or bumer barrels. trailer $350. MI 3-6046. 11 year old Cape with beautiful these evening*, and firing will bee- mation call MI 9-2691 or MI Electrical Servfeea 22 I 1)4 ceramic tile baths, formal din- trance. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, at garage. Buy direct from owner, rages one acre. Carlton W. Terms to fit .vour budget? Harold Hoar.-. MI 9-4084. ALLIED MOLD & grounds. Owmers Florida bound: gin at 6:30 under the direction of 8-1376 THREE WOODEN rowboats, 8 I ing room, 26' living room, knotty ; tached garage, and sun deck. $15,500. Inquire »7 Hollister St. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. M.Sgt. Camlle LaBonte. instruc 1962 Dodge I>ancer? FREE ESTIMATES, Prompt ssrv- ENGINEERING, INC. DUAL PICKUP electric guitar with pine kitchen with ai $29,900. Philbrick Agency, MI RIDE WANTED from Kelly Road, AN UNUSUAL bargain! ReuphoL foot, oars and locks, $25 each. amplifier, tremolo. 179 Main St. I tor. He h$ia had 18 years’ service , ice on all types of electrical wir V.I.P. Call MI 9-8088. breezeway .and garage y a , I'!:”"' 9-8464 BOLTON -I.*rge 6 room Rsmeh; Vernon, to Rockrtlle at 4:45 p.m. 1962 Volkswagen Convertible? ster 3 piece living-room set: sofa Clark Rd. fireplace dining room, largrf'*’ lot, In the National Guard and Army ing. Licensed and insured. Wilson Vemon [ MI 9-4430. .( Reserve. Cat! MI 4-1734 da.vs. 196fi Falcon 2-door? and 2 chairs $146. '-Choose from BEDROOM RANCH MANCHESTER — Rockledge. 6 OCTOBER $14,900. Carlton W, Hutchins, MI group of fine fabnes^'-Work done Electrical Co., Manchestw, Ml MANCHESTER—42 Ludlow Rdad, A National Rifle Association 19.59 Cadillac 4-door hardtop? 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME S-V879. AT THE WORKING maintenance foreman, TRUMPET — Martin. MI 8-6866, MANCHESTER $14,9(10 room ranch, garage, fireplace. Rockledge. New 6 room ranch, 3 9-5132 y by expert craftsmen on ûr prem- experienced in heavy machinery. 1 Diamonds— Watches In Vacant. Easily financed, Tongren tiring course will be followed for 1958 Cbe\Tolet 2-door hardtop? i.ses. All work •ully guaranteed. an area ideal for children. Lovely fenced and land laige bedrooms, natural , wood VALUES • individual competitions. Also, each Automobiles For Sale 4 Apply in writing only Kelsey Fer Jewelry 48 Quick sale wanted. 4 bedroorti Agency, MI 3-6321. work throughout, built-in oven and FTARKWEATHER ST.-În quiet Mill Fabric Salesroom. I'ThsPine Floor Finishing 24 CONNECTICUT MUTUAL guson Brick Co., East Windsor scaped yard. House has 8 bedrooms, large 17 x 17 neighborhood. 6 large room house, rec center team will compete in 1956 FORD F 100 6 cylinder halt- St., exclusive Cheney Fabric WATCH AND jewelry repairing at \Cape. All city oonvehiences. range. Thi* new home will be $13,000- 3 bedroom rancher on weekly postal matches throughout at Hill, Conn, Office and Stora ELLING’TON, 42 Windermere Ave. open for inspection all day every all utilities, selling for attractive ton pickup. 8 foot flqir side body, Call Eddie salesroom, in Manchester. 5H PAINTING, remodeling paper- LIFE INSURANCE (*0 . Deep wooded lot. Oil heat. Deepwood Dr. Lots of value at ’the state. reasonable prices, prompt serv Equipment 61 living room. Bksement. Walkout to patio. Owner’s loss your gain. 6 room da.v. Stop by at your convenience. price of $14,500. Joseph Barth. completely reconditioned, new 3-7322. Budget terms arranged. ' hanging, floor sanding. Call» Mr. HA5TOEN, CONN. ice, 2 watchmakers. Manchester’s a low price. KIERNAN MOTORS 140 GARDEN STREET Call Mrs. Hunter. MI 9-3695. MI ranch, paneled den, full dining Robert Wolverton Agency MI Broker, MI 9-0320. paint, excellent condition Real . iN^ a rles MI 8-2107.______oIdc.st e.*tablished jeweler. F E .' ■jÊ W R IT E R SALE—new type-.. room with Dutch door. 8 bed- cream puff. Storrs GArtield 9-9044. REWEAVTNG of bums, moth hoiea. | CONSTRUCTION INSPFXTTOR For oppointmont to soo this homo ot 9-5306,\ or Mr. Govang, T R 9-2813. $14,900 Immaculate 6 room THREE BEDROOM ranch. 2 full 16 Brainard Pla'ce, Manchester Bray, 737 Main St,, State Thealeir: writers $55 and up; used type( -rooms, fireplace, gorgeous treed Zippers repaired Window Shades. HARTFORD, CONN, $4.921-$5,906 6-9820, ^ 5-8611, Cape with aluminum siding on baths, attached garage, full base Ixits For Sole 78 FOR SALE—1958 Volkswagen, in made to measure; all sized Vene-( --Biiildinj:, writers $29 and up. Berijbe'q lot. City water. 'You must see this INiCOME PRODUCER Brookfield St, Close to all MI 9-4inO IPjHvate Instmctions 28 Tj'pewriter. Service, 479 E,^' Mid 14 Milford Rood, Coll Ml 3-8798 one for $12,900 Cantor 4 Gold- ment, aluminum combinations, HEBRON—7*a acres building site*, excellent condition, best offer over tian blinds Keys made while you Engineering knowledge and use; BARROW^ & WALLACE schools. Lovely yard. many extras, beautifully land $800 Call TR 5-932'7. 19.5.5 ('TIEVROLRTS~~’ ha7dmps, i*ai1. Tape Recorders for rent. GRANT SCHO[OOL of the Speg.ch surveying instruments U.S citi- j dle Tpke., Manchester. Ml 9-3477. farb. Realtors, MI 3-8442, TR Frequently we are asked for 300 foot front, dug wcll. h i^ loca Garden— Farm— Dairy 55 E, OenterNlt., Manchester 5-6244. a small apartment to house scaped, almost new, excellent tion on main road. Reasonable. To tudors .sedans Douglas Motors, Marlow's, 867 Main. Ml 9-5221. J Arts -Resle.smpii^ ing adult , evening Good opportunities zen. Closing date Oct. 31. 1962, Ap-1 ; z : $19,500 — Fine 3 bedroom condition, $18,900. Owner trans NEED CAR? Your credit turned Products 50 MI 9^806 adult couples by their relatives. inspect call Carol Laking, Realtor, 333 Main. _ I ^^Jessons this Week. Private instruc- ply Civil Service, Town Hall, -Ham ranch in Green Manor are*. ferred. Owner. MI 9-4825. down? Short on down payment? for the qualified den, SUBURBAN RANCH — 105x250 ex Well here’s an opportunity to Full basement,. Nice lot. Close Columbia AC 8-3358 tion I or arrange your own small GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, Antic 56 PINE HILL 8T.—5 rbpm ranch, Bankmpt? Repossession? Don't 1956 DUySMORlftE 88 2-door Building— Contracting 14 group I, Voice, diction, phonetics, pertly landscaped -lot, features acquire a small neat two fam to Buckley School. despair! See Honest Douglas. In good eating baked or boiled. De- . . rec room, wooded lot, convenient amesite drive,' full cellar, oil heat, ily .. give the in-laws one rent ANDOVER LAKE, large lot an sedan, radio, heater, automatic, public Speaking and allied speech High School graduate as: livered to vour door. Call Hatha- ANTKÛES—^.mbcborlna, blue her QUALITY HOMES quire about lowest down, small good condition. $300. MI 9-4602. Help Wanted— to everything. Owner, 50 9-7658. fully stormed, generous sized liv and have the other recapture' Check ouk MLS Bulletin paved Lake Road, eleetpeity, new arts. Lillian Gertrud* Grant, for way, MI 9-6438. ringbone‘ c.niels, asatin glass. Mary ------• ..I school, private beach, excellent est payments anj-wherc No small P’RAMING, additions, remodeling, mer dramatic recitalirt. Refer Male or. Female Gregory box, many nieg colored- ing room with fireplace. 3 bed your investment and pay the Board for picture* of these and We have them: A split on Eva 1958 FORD retractable radio, new bathrooms tiled. MI 9-4291. CLERK TYPIST CAPE COD — Manchester Green | rooms and kitchen, .For the sum taxes. . ’ many other excellent listings. fishing. Reasonable terms. Tel. loan or finance company plan. ences by request, MI 3-1153 APPLES -Gravenstein. Macintosh. piercs('fine china, early Orientals, ares, 7 rooms, many extriis, in Drive for $20,000: a brick cape, Douglag Motors, 33.3 Main. lir.c.s, power .steering, brakes, MI MUJÊR PHARMAO' requires OPEN HOUSE mer. central air conditioning. expandable, for only $15,900; Windsor I»ck*, NA 3-3826 HOME AND attic remodeling, Cortlands." Greenings Bunco ' sm ^ child's rocker, other earl.v cluding garage. Call for appoint 9-5553. PIANO INSTRU(?TIONS afNôur matured person for,. genera I drug, Robert Wolverton Agency, Real tremendous ranch at 82 South roofing, guttering and siding. Ac- Farm, 529 W. Center 8t., MI cluUrs. P’emwood Antiques, He- ment. MI S-13S7. '( This property is up off East AA ZONE LOTS, Porter St. area, home Mrs. William Hoch, Bqst MATH CLERK store wbrk. Few hours daily. Ex tor, MI 9-2813. Main St. in the upper 20s; a coustical ceiling, porch enfio-sing. 3-8116. .bron Road, Bolton, MI 9-0389. Center St . in a grouping of Jarvis Realty Co. city water and *ewer. Phone MI 1956 DODGE 2-door sedan $175.; Street Stafford Springs, OVerland perienced preferred. Driver's li-. beauty tn Rockledge, custom Call MI 3-7712. and all kinds of carpentrj'. Work Ôpen by appointment any time. Sunday, October 74 —2 to 5 P.M. OVER NORTH—Older home of 6 nicely-kept single home.*. There MI.S Appraisers 3-6273 Auto Driving School 7-A 4-2327.' TRANSCRIPTIONIST cense essential. 'No ,phone' calls. I are three rooms on each floor,' built, etc. in the $26,000 manship guaranteed. MI 9-0722. rooms. Including living room ap bracket: and a real big split 1956 FORD, 8 299 Green Road, ; \ two baths, etc. Excellent con- 28S).S^(rCenter St. MI 3-4112 cylinder, ^2-door,' L A R SO N S ônnecU curi~hrat~~'li \ Moving Out proximately 15x20. Ba.*ement out in the Baldwin Rd. area for standard transmission, radio, \ 97 CUSHMAN DRIVE , dition. one vacancy available. Wanted— Real *«atetc 77 censed dn4’ing school trained— Roofing— Siding 161 Bondn—Stoekfl CONTEMPORARY^ 278 VERNON STREET p la y r o ^ . Good heating s.vstem. MI 9-2519 MI 3-7847 $.83,000. heater, whitewall tires, excellent Certified and approved is now of 6-^lay week—free parking Situationa Wanted— “t ELLINGTON Garage. Large lot with picnic Two-car garage We started off WISH SUMCONB to handle yotil condition Call MI 9-1468 after 6 fering classroom and behind Mortgages SI One year old S'-j-room ranch. of State area Aaking $10,900. Madeline ■in the $16,000*. but are open A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, 'Female 38 OFFICE Three bedrooms, two baths, Six-roorrt custom-built ranch. 4 LITTLE STREET- near Parkade .real estate? Cau me at Ml 9-0836 p.m.. Saturday after 1 p.m.' wheel instruction for* teen agers. oVo-room ranch.^ Excellent Smith, MI 9-1642. or Mabel Sheri to realt*Uc offers. and Waddell School. room ex T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor - ... — — ■ ■ - - I painting Carpentry' Alteration! CASH AVAILABLE. If you hav* large dining area. One-car ga Three lar'g^ bedrooms, one 'or prompt and courteoua sarrlea. Good salaries EXPERIENCED babysitting b y ' Must Sacrifice dan. Ml 3-8139. pandable Cape. Call MI 3-0642. Joseph Barth. Brofeei EXCEPTIONAI. — 1957 Lincoln . ______and additions. Cetlirigs Workman real estate equity, call iis for condition. Lot 100 x 125 ft. rage. Beautifully landscaped hath, plasterbd walls, one-csr college girl, 3-j2_2 p.ni,. Mlonday SPACE Ml 3-1577 Premiere, new Angino, 2-door .MORTIDfK'S Driving School. We ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. funds. $2000 requires only $44.50 ?14,900. lot. garage. Large wpoded lot. REDUCED TO $lWoO—FMve room J. CROCKETT, Realtor .Ml 3 4860. through Fridayr MI 9-2428 AyAfLABLE S BEDROOM RANCH with THREE FAMILY house, 5-4-3 room WANTED—Real Estate. Selling or hardtop, new tires, full power, have the only office and class.- per month, including repayment. Complete benefit program ranch layout in_ thi^. finest condi buyine, Residential, commercial Frank Burke. 246-8997 days, or fireplaced livinRroom, hot units, good condition, furnace,; must sell. MI 9-6867. 1 room in town.. P'or complete in Very desirable area remaining BOLTON ^ 3 , 5 0 0 _ tion. 16x16 family rnobj, accessible Ml 3-1577 hot water, centrally located. VERNON—Miriam Drive. Beauti or industrial real estate. (Contact BIDWELL HOME Improvement 529-55.53 evenings. in unique, newly established *21,900 water oil heat (baseboard) ful custom built 3 bedroom ranch formation see telephone “yellow Company—all tj'pes of siding and Immaculate condition, 4- to school*, bus, shopping, mini Call MI 3-6941 after 5 | Realtor, Stanley Bray. Ml 3-68n, page to.” Office 443 Main St., SEPTIC TANKS Business an Vernon Street 9-8952. Ml 3-8969 vite .vour Inquirj-. ter Street to Parker. I.«ft on way, large (nearly acre) close to all facilities, assumable ceramic bath, 2-car, attached ga- j Legal Notices a position to loan any amoimt Personnel Department Terrific buy at $14,900. Cook’s Oarage at Maneheater ranch, natural wood interior, hot PLUCGED SEWERS MANCHESTER- 8 room older 6s- G.I. mortgage with idw down pay- Water oil heat, artesian well, rage, aluminum combinations, So In Fashion! ALL. TYPES of roofs repaired, or, on easy terms. 'J. D. Realty, 470 Parker to Colonial Road. First Green. comer lot, lovely view, near During Business Hours lonial. Generous sire room* in>{ " ''" t . Buy direct from owner. MI raised cut stone fireplace, beauti work shop in bMement. Conven- ' .AT a cxjurt or proba'TE held at replaced, specializing in Bonded M ain St.. Ml 8-5129. for complete information COVENTRY right Is Cushman Driye, ^ h o o l s . lent In e\-ervthine Immediate oc- within and for the' diMiict built-up and shingle rooting. Machine Cleaned MI 9-4581 elude living room, dining room,,^'®®®'^- ful location. Appraised at $21,000. lent to e\eryimng, immeauue oc Coventry, on the lUh day of Octo- Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches Septic Tanks, Dry-Wells. Sewer 4-room ranch, carport, only \ WAPPING kitchen and 3 bedrooms, utility Owner will sell , for $15,900. Ex cupancy Asking $18,900. Owner her. A.D. 1962 After Business Hours SOUt o WINDSOR 5*4 room TR 5-6320, Present Hon. Elmore Turltiiiaton. ter, -MI 3-7707. Business Opportunities 12 Lines Installed—Cellar Water- ?10,400. room, and enclosed porch. Oil clusive with Carol Laking, Real Judge. MI Raheji. established neighborhood. 'iroofhiK Done. heat, $14,500. Robert Wolverton tor, Columbia AC 8-8358, ! 180 WELLS ST,—Excellent 6 room Estate ol Henry II. Hill, late of Cov Real Estate, Commercial PhG|ie Owner familj\» sized kitchen, ceramic entry in said dfsti'irt. deceased SERVICE STATION business for PHILBRICK AGENCY Agency, MI 9-2813, colonial with fireplace, only 5 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A sale, lower Main St. location, es PYRAMID INVE.ST.MtD;TS, and Industrial Listiiigs bath,- tree, shaded- lot, excellent MANCHESTER—Bolton line - 6)4 ' I'lMin applicatioti of Alma Hitt pray- INC. construction Hayes Agency, MI room ranch, 3 bedrooms, den. 1)4 . years old 1’ 4 baths, full attic, 'j,>z that I(-ti*r» ot adminiatraiton with tablished trade and complete in-j MeKINNEY BROS. .Appreciated 361 MAIN STREET— MI 9-S464 PORTER St.—Large colonial, home, larwe enclosert Dorch bUilt-ins *nti*x«t bv granted on said ROOFING—Specializing repairing ventory. Call MI S-6S60 for ap- 1 Ml 44354 6 bedrooms, 3)4 baths, 3-car ga baths. 2-car garage Bel Air R ea l. targe e m io s e a Poren, ouiii-m s, a., per ai)plk-aiion 00 file, it ia 357 AUSTIN CHAMBERS plastered walls, full insulation. o r o k r ED: A a t the .foregoing *p- roots of all kinds, new roofs gut pointment. HOUSEWIVES 5€wttraq9 Disposd Co. rage, large landscaped ymxi. MANCHESTER\-3 year oM 6 room! 3-9332, ^ ( ter work, chimneys cleaned re I.50-182 P e«l St.—Ml 8-8808 EAST CENTER STREET Real Estate Broker. MI 9-7005 Shown by appointment Marion E. city utilities, combination win- iJication he heard and determined at Part-time telephone survey delightful split W e i on high ele- MANCHESTER-Ranch 5<* rooms How's And d oors ■ one block fro m 'll'' "Pritirsle office in Coventry in a*td paired Aluminum siding 80 LAUNDROMAT, fully equipped,' Etobertaon; Realtor liU 8-5968. aow s Min QTOr* one DiocK tr dayii bafofF CONNIES TV and Radio Seryic*. J. D. Realty* Ml 8-5129 shade trees. Priced to sell. Va 9-2813, » th»* day o()$aid hFarinf. to appear If available all hours. Satisfaction ed basement with fireplace, bar, cant Phone MI 3-6273. Brae-Burn SENIOR U B RAR Y ASSISTANT. BUILDING LOTS { O - 4 HUGE BEDROOMS— 2\i BATHSy KITCHEN WITH ALL ^ etc. 2-car gurage, . prêssionally ^ ; . . ih^-v Fee at .staid timF ana placF guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315. , COVENTRY- Service station and Realty. . MANCHESTER—6 - -room ranch^ full INDUSTRIAL lot for about and he heard' i-elative thereto. and ■ landscaped lot. Priced at $29,900. 000 f$vw frontage Cali MI d-S391 make return to thie court, garage. Busy location. e.xcellent, $4.687-$5,626 ------basement, latge kitenen, conven aw loot u aawi. k i.MORK TL'RklNGTOK. Judjrt. TELEVIBION antennas and rotor steady local trade. Major oil com WE HAVE LOTS OF LOTS i BUILT INS, FORMAL DINING ROOM, BEN OR FAMILY ROOM ^ Philbrick. Agency. MI 9-8484. SIX ROOM Cape, front dormers, 8; iently located. Asking $14,500 systAns installed and repaired. pany training with pay. MJnimum Degree Liberal Arts College or in bedrooms, oil hot water heat. Disco* Agency, MI 9-0626 WYLLYS STREEn'—extraordinary * cxii'r t Of R E B ATE held at Serving Manchester and surround working capital rûired. Rea Librarv- Science. U.S. citizen Clos ^ ^ a c r e s o f d o u b l e c l o s e t s , g a r a g e , c u s t o m d e - VERNON large screened porch, convenient-' ------—' ------single lot 240 foot frontage. M I Coventry', within and for the District ing areas. Modern TV Service. 406 10% DOWN-36 MONTHS TO PAY ly located. Dlscoe Agency, MI VERNON—Lovely 5)4 room ranch. S-7444 October, sonable lease. Call Mr. Welle* PI ing dale Oct. 31. 1962. Apply Civil Brand new 6-room custom built Center St.. MI 1-2306. « 2-7356 or PI 2-6715, Service, Town Hall, Hamden, 9-0626. i Very good condition, 2-car garaga Preaenl Hoii . KImore Tiirklntton. J TAILING THROUGHOUT, PLUS YOUR CHOICE OF SITES. J brick front ranch with attach fireplace. Tongren Agency. Ml Jiidfire. In Fast Growing Beautiful VERNON ed garage. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, LONDON PARK — Hebron. 5»4 3-6321. RFtate bf Kdward Arthur Goodchlld living room with fireplace, late of Coventry tn aald ptFriict. do- Moving—Trucking— Help Wanted— Female 35 room ranch on wooded acre lot, INVITATION oea.sed. Help Wanted— Male 36 SUNDAY, OUT. 14,10 A.M. TILL DARK dining roOTTTT large shaded lot, Storage 20 1The Place-HIGHLAND WOODS t full cellar, hot w ater, baseboard ' DUPLEX 6-6, garage, near Cen- The Adintniiiaper having: a cir^ MANCIÊSTER Pac|f:age Dallvery.' Capitalize on the high demand for MINUTES off the Wilbur C i^ s Highway and fifteen minutes from dow'ntowin Hartford. try Club and Mlnnechasig Golf Club. Turn' left Many others from $10,000 up paneled fireplace. 2 Bedrooms. Tphe. East. cu'atimi in said Dletrict. and by poat- Light trucking and package deliv-! our products at this tirhe o f the 3-2414. i less 6 room Cape, full shed dor Bid forms and specifications are inr a copy there.if on the public tm Manchester Road, continue for 1 .mile. Bn- , to $40,000. Basement garage. Large lot, 20 mer, 1)4 baths, garage;_buyt 1957, ery— Refrlg«ratbnr,-wa!henr‘ an«l’~yesr by becoming an Avon Rep- . .teancAJM. the left. ..------— minutej) “to Call' Mi\ ~ availablerailahia at the Controller’sCont^ler;* Office. KJlrtS-VT d.V^^ StS--?•)! stove moving , specialty. Folding r-teiisntaliv*-iii your neighborhood. LOT PRICES RANGE HIOM $2,000 to $3,600 PER LOT . ; r.icwnera .Hew. Jerw y "Occii:,. ^^^ ^ ^ 1 --pnT»in-r*t-rr ______- V .. - ■ f I —j-*«v« ■"LaRviererMl' 4-T786;' “"pajicy' ■Wowmbei— ■'fs,'- ‘"Asking 5024-N chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. Can 289-4922. DOUGHNUT MA“N " j e r r TT aTTT e w MT 9-5306. necUcut. m ade t4» -thie rûrt. 10-20 $17,900. Elva Tvler, Realtor, MI DOWN p a y m e n t ...... $200 O' You OHV il to yourself if yoii plan to ^ a-4469, TOWN OF .MANCHESTER, KI.MORK T t’ RKlNOTON. JUdjca THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. W'OMEN FOR general office work, \ OR MI 3-2118 TR 5-3640 CONNECTICUT Moving, packing, storage, local MONTHLY PAYMENTS BARROWS & WALLACE With this youthfuJ Jtunper-.jack 'You'll wojrt to make this lovely 5-day week, including Saturdays. build or buy in the $23,000 to $35,- RICHARD MARTIN, -and long distance. Agent* for Typing, company benefits. W. T. SQUIRE 55 E. Center SI., Manchester 5-5 TWO-FAMILY, excellent condi •t twosome. Wear the jumper smocked lam in .several colors to EXPERIENCED BAKER FOR .36 M ON TH S...... $59 $10,900 MI 9-5306 tion, aluminum combinations, 3- BOLTON NOTICE with yirtir favorite bloiise. or as a Lyons van Une*, Inc., world-wide Grant, Shopping Parkade. .0 0 0 range to see Highland Woods— complement .vour wardrobe. It’.s movers. Free catimatea. kH 8-6187. cai garage, nice neighborhood, INVITATION Case No. .507 Exception requeet- sundress in 'warm weather, topped quick to make; so very nice to Prefer man experienced ini Come or phone early and choose the site of your future home in heautifiil Vemon. Ihi- rlose to everything, hut far enough for Unbeatable value. Older horn* MANCHESTER—Prospect St. Ex close to schools, shopping and ed b.v Albert and Ka.v PuUo. oysTi- completely rebuilt. Four large with the bolero. wear a .sure rs>mpliment-catch- Ap- hand .cut doughnut making cellent schools and excellent shopping centers nearby! , cellent ,6 room Cape, full base transportation. $23,900 Philbrick era of Al’a Sunoco S ettee, locat EXPERIENCED halrdteasers l i n i ^ a V rooms, two up and two down. TO BID J7o- 8102 with Patt-O-Raiiia is Paintlnii— ^Papenns 2 l ; ply Marlow’s Beauty Salon. but will train experienced real country living and atmosphere. ment, Oity utilities,’ fireplace, hot Agency, MI 9-8464. ed at Sunoco Filling' Station St In Bines 10. 12, 14. 16, 18. 20. Bust Pattern No. .50‘24-N ha.* full di Full basement. Aluminum sid water oil heat. dormers, combina Sealed bids will be received at Bolton Notch for a Limited Auto SI to 40 , Size 12. 32 bii.si. jum p rection.-: and diagram.* for smock EXTERIOR and Interior painting. ■ G E N T ’S PARKADE Store^^'i^ *?*‘*'®*‘- Good pay. N e w Mister 3S Oak Street ing, combinations. Nice private tion window* and doors, priced at LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN 8 room the Office of the General Manager, Repairer's License ha* been, er, 5 3t8 yard.s of 35-inch; bolero, ing ahd fini.Hhing tarn. ' PaperhMging, ceilings, wallpaper need a mature woman with artis- Donut Shop. 548 Colm^n St., JERRY FAY, REAL ESTATE AGENCY DRIVE OUT TODAY OR ANY DAY yard, plenty of trees. Central. only $15,200, (jharles Lesperance, ranch, l)a (lie hatha, full base 41 Center Street. Manchester, Con granted.at a-public hearing held 1 lr4 .yards and 7-8 .yard contrast. To order, .send 3.ic in coin.* to:-:— books on[jn request.r«f Fid’ly insured., tic ability for oUr floral arrange-'New London. Apply in person' EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT . . Manchester, Connecticut y MI 9-7620. ment. three way fireplace, dish necticut, until October 22. 1962 at October 10. 1962. . Td order, send 35c In coins to:— -Anne Cabot. Tlie -Manchester Call Edwiifdiwa»d R. Price. MI 9-1003 " ment department. This is an op- „_ii o 0 0 0 7 -WE'RE OPEN SEVEN DAYS A washer, garbage disposal, built- Any qualified person deairing to T. J.jgROCKETT, Realtor MANCHESTER—Branford Street. 11:00 A.M. tor Addition to Metal . . . Sue. Burnett. The Manchester Evening Herald, 11.50 AVE. O F , pirN T roi ------poriunity for - a .... creative...... persono r ta n u i LAKE ST.i VERNON, CONN. — Phono Ml 3-2118 . MI 3-1111 ^ WEEK— WEB LIKE TO SHOW^ in oven and cooking unit, large Storage Building—Disposal Area, appeal this decision must do so Bhrening Herald. 1150 AVE. OF A.MERIOA.S, -NEM YORK 86. N. ‘ÂIWTINi AND paperhanging.' with initiative I>ew 6 room Cape Cod, S extra family room, beautiful terrace, TRemont 5-2640 large i^droo.ms, dining room with Bid forms and specifications g re' within fifteen (15) days of the daU AMERIflAS, NESV YORK 86, JV. Y. ., I Good clean workmanship at rea-1 MI 3-1577 garage, amesite drive, all city of.the pubhc notice of said daclaion, MARRIED MAN wanted desiring a WHAT WE'VE GOT. WE'RE parque't floor, birch cabinet kitch available at the Controller's Offlte. k'Vir l.-rt-cla.s.s mailing add 10c sonabU rates. 80 years in Man CAPABLE woman for full or part- Diroctionsi from Hartford Aroo: Diroetions from Monehoster: utilitiea. Charles Lesperance, MI 6$ Center Street. Manchester. Cion- ^ BOLTON ZONING i chester Raymond .-Fisk*.' MI- secure future and financial inde- t 34 VIRGINIA RD. Ansaldi Heights. en with built-ins, fireplace, 1)4 For lat-cia.

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g o o d s b o o t h Iona Manufacturing Company AT VE5RNON CIRCLE • VERNON per.” Tues., Ocf. 76 Fall Foliage Tour Inc., Regent St., at the 1962 Pre ON SALE 11 A.M. to 2 PJW. Alton B. Cowles MAKE RESpiVATIONS BY MONDAY OCT. 16 Gene 9:S0 AAL mium Show being held at the Open Around The Clock . . . Never in faVO Reset by Jaycees Colliseum in New York City start TEL. MI 8-7657—MI 9-6019—MI 8-0015 week by William J. Mahoney, hia lira WOODRUFF HALL ing Monday for four days. The Clos^ — To Serve You Betterl im ta h( president. new products include a complete CENTER CHURCH The Manchester Jaycees will try Cowles, a veteran of 21 years in rin g In again this weekend to take elderly ly portable luggage-style home a t all i the fuel oil and heating business, hair dryer, a new electric can persons from the convalescent is a member of the Manchester p a rt o f homes in town for a drive to view opener, a knife sharpener, and a % the Fuel Dealers Association. He was new promotional electric can the autumn foliage. Plans for formerly associated with the Con iH «t. b these tours through the local coun opener- and knife sharpener com prlegta necticut Coke Co., Moriarty Bros, bination unit. Notice tryside were foiled last Saturday and Fogarty Bros, of Manchester. and Sunday by poor weather. A past member of the Manches On h Jaycees are scheduled to stop Sahol J. Solomon,, public ac Gene t tomorrow afternoon at four con ter Park and Recreation Advisory countant at 63 E. Center St., last WE HAVE DAILY Board, Cowles has also been ac WELCOME TO S ittin g valescent homes and at the West- tive in local' youth work, serving weekend attended a regional con ABO, ( DELIVERY TO THE hill Gardens apartment area-in or on the umpiring staff of the Man ference of the National Society of a b le wi der to pick up pas.sengers for the Public Accountants held at the % WEM 1 Jaun^ Over'50 of the elderly are chester Little League. Statler-Hilton Hotel- in Hartford. expected to turn out for these The National—Society, founded in rides. BRIEFS 1945, ha.s 10,000 members BOLTON Lynwood K. Elmore, president OPEN HOUSE throughout the country. of the Saving.s Bank of Manches- JOI AREA New Producls in :ews: A space apparatu.s to Siuulate a ; round trip from earth to Mars and ' Tomorrow, October 14,3 to 5 o’clock ■\fenus liM been designed for the | LENOX Saturn Project. It's a botUe-sKBped ' vacuum vessel 9 feet acro.sa and 16 We extend a cordial invitation to friends in Manchester arid surrounding Incur PHARMACY feet h'igh, de.signed by Tenney En gineering Inc., Union, N:J. it is to communities to share this joyous occasion with us. 299 E. CENTER ST. be housed in a two-.story .structure with supporting equipment and in $ 4 TEL Ml 9.0896 strumentation at the George C. Mar.shall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Ala. , . . Those seats at the football stadium are hard, but you can be comfortable with this new, inflatable air cushion which is remarkable for its Our Sincere Appreciation To cheapness (under 40 cents). It Is marketed by Texai. Pieties Inc., ATI V.HEE! WATER’S Elsa, Tex. Good for proaiiotlonal or SCUDIERI AND MANKEY, ARCHITECTS fund rasing projects, it’s made of FOR THEIR THOROUGH AND PATIENT PLANNING . . . HOT-HOT, „ASD Marlex Polyethylene. It’s easily inflated by inserting a straw, pen THERE’S A LOT! cil or similar object into a patent-pending valve . . . An In- SQUILLACOTE BUILDERS, INC. FOR THEIR EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP . . Now! For only 9%^* a day for fuel...hot water for all—all the time! SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER RUMMAGE FOR THEIR GENUINE INTEREST AND COOPERATION FR IN THE FINANCING OF OUR PROGRAM . . . tank: I f you live in a typical house, wnvi you could easily run out of hot SALE 'Sronr' water several timra a week. Sponsored By appMr Now you can have all the hot SUNSET RERFk AH IA>D0E ■tora] water you need at one time for AND TO ALL WHO HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED treate a day. Think of it— An oi WITH US IN OUR VENTURE OF FAITH only ■ d“y! Tues,, Oct, 16 Uve 1 Y es, thanks to Mobilheat— 9 A.M. sorvto and an oil-fired hot water heater Can ■ o f correct capacity—your family ODD FELLOWS HALL ToTheGloifOfGod can take care of all their washing 489 Main St. needs at one ti^e. YOUR ASSISTANCE HAS KEN DEEPLY APPRECIATED Mom can do the family wash. Sis can do the dishes at the same time Junior takes his bath, and you enjoy a shower. Don’t delay—phone us today. Mrs. Beatrice B. MacAlpine of 103 Henry St. ^receives flrat prize, GOMHERGIAL rPiad onl how easy, it is to switch * .Rorta^ble televtstonrot, Ytom m an^ -^-AND- "'ioVMobilEeat-firedwater henU ' a 'g t o ,‘ 'at' the'Drana-Way Food Store in the firm’s recent i"Piggey that went to market” contest. Mrs. MacAlpine had the dosest INDIIStRIAL “t guess for -the weight of a pig on display at the Parkade store. SUNDAY SERVICES Second prize of a Motorola portable transistor radio was won by Margaret E. Fish of 363 Lake St. More than 3,300 entry blanks *Xnmr> family of fm r. were submitted in. thq contest. (Herald photo by Pinto.) PAINTING SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:30 Insurance Coverage For MORNING WORSHIP, 10:45 Your Protection $100,000 Compensation (Nunmy FociHriM ProviM ) W E Q m THE ARMY AND NAVY $.300,000 Public Liability GREEN STAMPS $25,000 Property Damage Established 1915 46 Years Of Service MORIARTY WM. DICKSON TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH BINGOANDt, & SON BROTHERS HACKMATACK ST., NEAR KEENEY ST. Phone Ml' 9-6920 V 1 DANGIMI EVERY SATURDAY HIGHT CHURCH OF "DIALpA-UFT' Ml 3-51,35 8 O'CLOCj MMIS vC m m w S k Did Ml 3-2751 For A DoHy %>lritiiai Moyo y Rc^d Herald'Advg. (- T ; V W e e k OCT. lillini OCt. 19 i A jWMAAliAA^ |»aAClAAt ohannblb, ]s-a*i«f«t.s»-M-as, yiPBO asygatY week—AIx! MPHTB MMERVUgt. *1 ■> my gMursm m sws .. .. "A s Thousands ChSer," 'G ovw Olri” and "Ziegfeld Follies.’’ • (iene Kelly Starring In 1945, he starred In' and di' rected the dancing for "Ahchor* Aweigh” with Frank Sitaatra and Kathryn Grayson, a role' for which In ‘Going My Way’ he~won an "Ocar" rKwninatlon'tor the Best Actor of the Year. . Gene reachedi a memorable mile Naturally, w* hesiUbe going: outatho two priMta watching the film- stone in his career when he star a limb a fa h y time. In this Ing. Standing with their coats red in and did the choreography oaae, however, we feel certain that open, hands in pockets, I finally for “An American in Paris,” which A B C -xy haa a winner with its new realized that portraying the role earned the Best Picture ’’Oecar” ■'omrlea.;^ "Going My Way," aeen of a priest was as easy as portray in 1951 from ' the Academy of Wedhbaday mghta 8:30-9:30 p.m, ing the boy next door. They are Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. There’o no queetion in our mind human like everyone else.” Xt the same time the Academy that this aeries ahould be' an odda- Continuing, Gene told us.."! was presented him with a special on favorite. "series ipinded’’ because of award "in appreciation of his ver vonderful re- Take a look at past perform- the time involved. However, when satility as an actor, singer, di alwaya be a anoe. It ia a popular concept in 'Hollywood phoned me in Pauls, I rector M d dancer; and, specifi itomers with the television industry that hit knew something big warn up. I was cally, for his brilliant achieve motion pictures usually make good directing the film, "Gigot” with ments in the art of choreography television seriea. “Letssie." "Na Jackie Oleauon when the phone on film.” tional Velvet," "Naked Caty,” "As call came through. At first I was That year he also won the Look phalt Jungle,” "Father of the determined to reject the offer but Magazine Film Achievements finally' decided to give it a try; Ipecipt Bride,” and "Dr. Kildare" were Award, starred in and choreo and bellev^me, I’m not sorry. My graphed "Slngln’ in the Rain,” T O fP J f. real thoroughbreds, and most of role Father O’Malley is ’’ a them made it. which he co-directed, and starred y pleasant change for me. When I in, choreographed and directed This fall a new adaptation of an warn a kid I was an altar boy, a "Invitation to the Dance,” an ex •Id favorite was entered in the TV choir boy and for a time I’d perimental film without dialogue sweepstakes. Based on the fabu thought I might become a priest.” in which three stories were told lously successful 1944 Paramount Gene said ^1 the scripts for the •by means of dance. For his work movie which starred Bing Crosby series lud universal appeal and in this extraordinary production, and Barry Fitzgerald,' "Going My espoused no particuliu' religious Kelly received in 1956 the Dip Way’' carries the entry at the very cause. Entertaliunent' was the loma of Merit at the Tenth lii- versatile Gene KeUy as Father basic aim. He also insisted that ternationsU Edinburgh Film Festi GlhicK O’Malley and Leo G. Car-- neither he or Leo would be trying val and first prize at the sixth 1*011 as. Father Fltzgil>bon,. the to copy Bing or the late Barry annual Berlin Film Festival. •Meriy pastor of 'St. Dbmmlck’s Fitzgerald in the characterizations ' In 1959 he was made a Chev MiiAto ]«lee ar and Father O’Malley's'^su^ripr. of their role*. They will have their alier of the Legion of Honof. by of potato and So sure was ABC of the future own interpretations of ■ Father the French government as a re O’Malley and Father Fitzgibbon. rie puddiocB or auocess of the sert^ that ttiey ac- sult of his original ballet which Gene got his first break in show had its world premiere at the' [Tonrnupo, milk oepted it . without . witnessing a workout in the g r ^ of a pilot business When he drew the at Paris Opera. IJpon presenting in, after dinner Him. Gene Kelly’s box office appeal tention and raves of the critics; him with the honor, A. M. Jullen. ps for the ohU- plus the fact that "Going My Way” for his role- as a young hoofer in director o f the Opera, declared, as a film holds the record of being William Saroyan’s. "The Time of “Until tonight, the Paris Opera *ot only the highest grossing mo^ Your U fe” in 1989. was ten years behind the times «TESS thm picture ever made but also the Subsequently, he served as in ballet. Now we are ten years dance director for "Best Foot For- ahead.” 7XBVRT most succdicdul feature Him ever shown on television was eiMugh. staged some .^nlght club If Gene Kelly’s pencharit for While Gene and Leo are better shows for Billy Rose, and drew the awards has any sigmificance, his known for. their motion picture title rol6 fo r the Broadway mu new series, "Going My Way,” is sical "Pal Joey’^ in 1940. our. tip to watch. work, boih have appeared on tele* The acclaim he received for his DINER vision; Geitfi had m ^ e a few ap performance as Joey won him a pearances durlrtg. the past years Comedienne Martha Raye and contract in H ollywo^ where, in the New Christy Minstrels singing ia several epecials while Leo is 1941, he appeareq in his first VERNON , familiar to TV viewers as "Top group share an hour of song and per." movie, "For Me and My .Gal,” with laughter with Andy Williams when Judy Garland. Gene hangs up his daitcing shoes NBC-TV pr«tents “Th^-Andy Wil . . . Never In the ensuing years he gained liams Show” color broadcast ks favor of straight acting in this, stature in HoU)rwood while ap Thursday, Oct. 18 (10-11 p.m. u Betterl his first television series. He ad pearing in other films, including BDT). mits he was not in favor of star Gene Kelley, al Father Chuck O’Malley ring in a TV series and could not at all imagine hfanself playing the ^ r t o f a priest. He felt a bit sUlf ^ the role of Father O’Malley at S A T U R D A Y Television PROGRAM fihst, but a chance visit of two Tbne Ckimmel. (SMS) TV H .r.e Baoc fit Week prtegts to the set gave him hie 12:W ( S) Sky Kiiir . Make A Face acting cue. < 3t^ ) Make Boom For Daddy SrSS <2t-3S> Natieaal Feotball l,aasae Wilbert McClure vs. Gomeo ( 8) Bunny. Hishllchl. Brennan. lO mund middle Gn his recent visit to New York, <48) Candtrpiji ^wUac: Filmed hisbliahu of all the weight eontost. Madison Gene told us about this Incident. Itilt ( 8) The Beadtns Boom I N'w York games played on . previous 1 aty. Description by Don Sitting in the interview room at Satarday Afteraooa Movie t:S* (2S-SS) Saiarday NlRkt Bepert (48) Weekend ICditiM AfiE«f€Y “ The Outcast'\ John Derek, (18) Boston Buckle 11:18 (88) Curtain Time Jim Davis S:*t < 3) CImo Up On Sports •‘(^ n ^ r a t o r ". BHc. Taylor. ock O. LEROY NORRIS; Hell Ship Mutiny-~Jon Hall S:1S (33) Film Robt. Taylor. <48> Beqnest Theater ( 3) Mews President ^ “ One For The Book.**,- Rofi- (SS) Featare Story 11:18 ( 8) Satn^air 8|>ectaciilar NEW STOR ald Reagan tit* ( t) Cant. Grief i ^"H all The Conquerorinc (88) Adveatare With Tex Pavel (t) Broken Arraw Hero." Gila Raines, Wm. Inturance of ‘All Kinds 8:88 ( 8) Katstewa FiUr (IS) Tke Tkird Mas Demarest. HOURS 8:88 18) Mevie (33) Wide Coaatry < •) Academy *rbealer DAILY Bonds “ South of Suex” . Geo.'Bront* (3S) BeiMdie 8 <88) IsMle Absw Brenda Marshall <«*> Beaay A Ceell "The Crimson Pirate**. Burt 9 a.m. to 5:30 pjN. $44 N. MAIN STREET - ( 8) Wrestllag (83) Xacie Land Lancaster. Eva Bartok. (48) “ The Coloalal Priotor** <481 Hellrwaed*s nnesC PHONE m S-«8M 1:** ( 3) Labile Ball Skew “ I Died A Thousand Times.*' THURS. and FRL 8:88 :<48> Daaee PaHy ( 8) Matty’s Psnnleo Jack Balance. (88) Wild Bill Hleliecik (3S) Saporear 9 a .M . to 9 p JR. Tfil MAIM STREET 4:88 ( 8> Combat . (M) Manlovnai 1:88 ( 8) Newecepe (88) Wings Abroad (58) Bonny A CoeU . 1:18 ( 8) News * Weather PHONE MI 9-5Mfi (58) Top Cat Tilt ( 3> Jnckie Gleanon Skew . ( •) Momeals ef CemfeH 4:88 ( 8) Oar Miss Brooks Starring Jackie Qleaaon and 1:16 ( 8) Haa Fraacisce Beat 1 \ I; M M ' 1 \ I 1 , v I I , V I ( I featuring Frank Fontaine. f 8) (ieedalabt flyma Sue Ann Langdon and guests. 1:88 < 8) Memeal e8 MedHaMea uis Jourdan. Jean Peters servloes designed to Improve yonr heating and lower your eost. and Rossano Braxxi. Call as tptey for detaMs. '< t.4ass> Lawreace Welk Show Featuring Lawrence Welk and his Champagne Music ■ 4 ^ . . . ------M O D E R N N E W Makers *;S*..( t> Have Ona. WIU Travel Starring Richard Boone. M. & M, OIL SERVICE WYMAN Paladin loses in a shooting RTO 9. BOX 466, BfANCHESTBR duel with a sheriff, who haa announced his retirement Phoiie HI 9-tS‘n OIL CO.. INC. and thereby helps to save 24 Main St., Manchester a helpless man's lifs. jt e c g r e e n 8TAMPR—84-HpUB SBHVIOB OREBN Phone MI S-150S ISiSti ( S> Gnssmoke Mala Offies and Plant—Route 6, Boltou STAMPS Rockville: . Marshal Dilloa finds out CERTIFIED about the fury of a woman Brancihr-eet Blala St., MsucItfiSHir . > g ’ - Bnterprtse 159S ~acarDed.-after .h«-spurns UM' advaaoss of aa ouUawto giri -trimitf:---- -—

, V ' PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, 8ATURDAT, OCTOBER 18, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY^ OCTOBER It, IM t P A G B T R R n SUNDAY Television PROGRAM TUESDAY^TefeGfoion PROGRAM ) CSUUiMi WUlldra H. Lawrence—Week bsUl team b; areelBK. 9:99 ( 9) BOta Ot NigM < •> First Boa Thealar ( S) MMBMito W O M d frt ly report on the 1963 natlon- coach’s dauB < 6) T*wa d ie* ( ■> N«w m » p « (63-99) LartMa Y M iw "Th e Pe OsUege * f Tba ( B6A69> Qaaea Far A Dap Diana Lynn, Spencer Tracit 11) BU netare ( 8) Year Cemmanlty 1:88 ( 3) Deaais The Meaaee (8S> CanUaental . a (19) MBUoa Dollar Mevla (tt) Perspeedves < 8) F a lu T ra r M a f (88) The Catholle k A i Dennis gets a responsible 5ob ( 8) Saarida 8ema "You M e Ghrieta^hen lars. Choose clean, safe . „ Gaorge Brent Drama about an infantry 1:48 ( 8) This W6ek ta Sparta ( 9) Kaineata •( Oaoifart, ife 9:99 ( 9) To Tell The TraH platoon In World War n Eia> < 8> Hear •( St, rnm ek 8:88 ( 8) N F L FaetbaU (88-88) WaM Disaer’s Weaderfal (69-99> Yeaiig Deeter Maleae ropean Theater of OperatloaA (M> The Big Pletare Plttaburch at Giants Wesld el CeUr \ 8) Saa ... < 9) CaBBOât Baadataad 8l9* ( 9) Tbe L h ^ Bridge* Shew < S> Davey * OoHalh < S-4PJS) D i l l o n s ’88 (Color) Nature etory about ■ * v » »g » « a (4966) Who Da Yaa Traat Adam Shepherd assumes th* ( S> Amencaa Ooals "Christianity and Oommun- a young farmer’s year-long WmM Attaira 4:9* ( 9) B oM or Ajrfy Shaw role of a fugitive bank rob. ( 8> Thie Ip The U te lam." Pljur— series present attempt to trap a valuable (6%6U Tadaar S h aw (33-9*)H*ka lu S n Far Dwddr ber falls in Tove with a girl (N> The Chrlplephere ed in cooperation with the , ---- VlaH1 WItf With ( 66*69) Ameriraa BaadSaai doomed by leukemia. 148) Sacred Heart . . __ 4 8 4 ^ ) Tbe Jetseas ELECTRICHEAT National Council of (lu rch es 6l> Weather 6:99 ( I ) Newa • ll* ( 9) Bed SkelioB Show ' iVis t»> The ChrtPtophere^T^ (18) Oar Faith < (Color) E lroy wants to keep ll*6) Bn> Ne. 6 (6669E Bere’a Hally woad . Skelton portrays San Fer tiM < 8> Vaderatajidlac Oar WerM (18) Saaday Afternoon Movie the puppy he found but his < 5l g r iy d a e f H r. Qeebte ( 9-*963> Diaeovery ’66 nando Red who, althou^ ta < 8> The Anewer "Come Next Sprinc." Ana father prefers an electronic FOR YOUR NEW OR MODERNIZED HOME! ( 6) Oaptata Kaagare* (15) MIUlaa^Daliar Havte rison, has the best still la (M ) Thli I p The U le Sheridan,,Walter Brennan. dog ( S) Breakfaat Tiaie "You Can’t Escape Forever” Rie U.S.A. Oral Boberte I (88) Sanday Matiaee 8:88 ( 8> Kd Sullivan Show (49) Freatiera Ot Belaaea ( S) Lamp Gala Feel S T E R E O MdFIVi George Brent (66-99) Empire "Always A Bridesmaid”. < 8-48-88) Sssday Night Mavis' ( ») Hap BieWda ^ (96) Hlatery With Herb Bake Rellpous aerlra with Dr. (Color) Civil war drama L«t trim, eye-catching (Color). Jim Redigo notice* 8:88 ( 8) Adlal Stevensea Meperte CHROMALOX Slectrie (6 ) Joek La Laaae ihaw 6:96 ( S> 6 Theater that one of the business ty- Georce Crolhera. "St. Tereaa Discussion series. Arnold about a daring raid that (33-99) Bamper Beam ’"nie Pluoderera’’, Rod , coons, visiting the Garet de A vila:" Drama about the Mlcha Ella, host, turned the tide for the Union. Baeebqard Units add genu (49) Ceilege Of Tbe A ir Canteron, Ilona Maasey Ttan'Ch for a weekend ap- 16th cantury myatic who (18) Inslrhl Stars John Wayne and Wil ine, uiiiform comfort to ( 9) D eM e Drake Skew 6:86 ( 8-46) Amerieaa Newastaad ars to be troubled. founded a reform Carmelite liam Holden. , (48) Candlepin BowIIbic Power Balanced every room in your’ home. ( 9) MlUieaalre 6:66 (6) Featare Film K■ama Festival order. (S8) Oral Roberts (88-381 Car 84. Where Are Y e a f ( 8) Moralag Merle (M ) First Shew (4963) Rawaiiaa Eye < 8) Inairht 8:88 ( 8-48-88) Issaea And Aaswars ( 8) The Beal McCoys Installation ooet? Lower (49) Beae The Clewa ■Îndom’a Way.” Peter Phil and Cricket conspire ia (tl> Chalice Of BalvoAlea Noted personality Interview^ (28^) Boaaasa. than other systems— no i» - (64) ta Sekool Piagraau Finch, Uary tire hide baby boy that Tom (881 Sacrifice Of The Maee (Color) .’’Hot Day For A ed by ABC Newsmen. pensive furnacB, ducts, ( 6) Caleador (84) Dieeevery Lopaka is hired to find. ,m (48) Thia le The Life (18) MllUoa Dollar Movie Hanging.’ ’ ^ Hew Dimensions In Sound (66-99) Say Whea (99) Three Stoogee 9:8* ( S) Jack Beany Program — 18:88 ( 8) Loah Gp And Live "Confesalon” . Kay Francis, < 3) TV T ree „ , „ pipes, blowers, fudi tank (49) AU mar Playbeaoa (49) The Admiral Aad Swabby Guest star Raymond Burr RelM oua aerlea. "The Bao- Basil Rathbone. "Harris vs. Castro.” Jack or chimney. M:99 ( 9) Bememaknra Mevta Show attempts to become a rome- chae .L Drama by Durlpldea (48) Sports Film Webb, host and ' narrator. "Tallapln’’. Alice Faya, (68) n im dian and tries out his adapted by R. F. Siemanow- 8:18 (48) PlrsklB Parade ’True story of BrWtn Harris, Nancy Kelley 8:9* (34) What’s New routines before Jack Benny. akl. conccma the hero Pen- 8:88 (848-83) A F L F ^ tb a ll Gasia. Miami advertising executive, CABINEt STYLES and FINISHES TO COMPLETE FLEXlBiLiTT (63-99) PUy Year Haaeh (Oaler) (99) Early Shew (66-99) The Dirk Powell Shaw theua, who refuaea to accept New York at Houston and his legal battle with . mare ssoabla tpaeal floor (49) Barbara Beraard Shew / O««ory Peck Three convicts volunteer la the fate of the goda have de 4:38 (88-88) This Is NBC News Castro’s government to aroa 100% utaabio. 11:99 (33-99) The Price le Bteht (Cetor) (49) Sea Boat ^ be medical "guinea pigs" for creed and finda herolam In 4:48 ( 8) Yesterday’s Newsreel save himself from bankrupt- ( 6-49-63) Teaneiaee Eraie Ford 8:46 (66) ladaatiy Oa Parade prison doctor rebellion. MATCH YOUR DECOR . aaiat oparatioal no parts to 8:88 ( 8) FoHtIcs M t move, wear—or mako nolso. Show 6:99 ( 8) Qalck Draw MeOraw ( 8-44463) Ilatoarhables ( 8) Jewiah Npwa and TIewe (88) Gpdate 18:88 (8) ^ d M Camera (63-S9> Ceaceatratlea (18) U le Of Bil^y Hoodlum 'plans to com er (48) Faith For Today Dujârd Kirby, host and . leeividual room centroll to- (M ) Amerieaa KeeaeBay News proragm for teen-af- Allon Funt, ( 849A8) Yean For A 9eag vhlskey market and force 18:48 ( 8) The Chrlalephere ers. Robert Abernathy is on- lect pfoterrecl tompsrature. ( 3) Love Of Lite (4*61) News .prices up. Walter WInchell, 11:88 ( 8) Camera Three (t^S•) Dinah Shore 3kon (13-39)_Year Firat faapipaaiaa 8:9* (49) Trackdowa narrator. the-alr editor. (Prem iere). (Color) (Prom lcra) Dinah . ovan lomporalurosl no cold Experimental aerlea. James (88) Film ELECTRONICS spot* or drafts. (Color) 6:16 (89) New. 19:99 ( 3) Garry Moore Show Macan^rew. host. 8:88 ( 8) College Bowl sings a heartfelt nrogram of 8-4969) Jaae Wymftm ( 9) Poltlieal Starring Garry Moore and ( 8) Oommeala and the People blues, ballads ana spirituals tcloan boyoad eomparal no 16:99 9) Search For Temeri______SIS ( 9) Weather, Newa aa4 SpaHs featuring Durward Kirby. Robert Earle, moderator and In “ Dianah's One-Woman LABORATORIES flame, no soot, no duttor. V (88) Americano At W o A eigh collegian contestants. (33-99) World Seriea SpotUght (O) 6;M (8) Dragnet Guests: Alan King, comedian (88) Wealem Jamboree (88-88) Campaign and the Candi ^ o w . “ S77 BROAD ST. ( 8-4963)8-4966) Oameaflage - - ■ (18) Bara. A AUea ____ Dorothy Collins, singer. (48) Wealem Jamboree dates < The Voles Of Firestone U:U ( 9) The“ OSdlag UgU (66) Clabhea.e 19:39 ( 8-f9-69) As Caesar Sees M (88) RIy Mae Show 8:88 ( 8) The Twentieth CCatui^ 18:38 ( S) WhaPs My fainer Ml f-1124 13:66 (33)33) Newa Bay Jleport (49) Advenlares la THme Starring Sid Caesar. (Pre (88) Americans At Werli (8-4fr-68) Howard K. Smith. K ew t STANEK ( 8) Nowa (86) Big Pictlare miere) Sid aa The Brain ol "Battle of Cassino.” Reports ( 8) Special Broadcast and Comment 1:66 ( 8) Beat Seiler 6:48 ( 6-3369) New* nervous sailor on a date. on the costly Allied assault Weekly report and analysis Conference of The Ch.urCh oh the heavily fortified mon- NBW 8TOR£ HOURS: DABLY 9 A.M. t« S:80 P.M. < 6) Beat Ot Oraacha 9:66 (49) Sport* 11:99 (8-496t> News, Weather aad of Jeaua Christ of Latter astej-y o f Monte Cassino. of important new* stories THURSDAY AND FRTOAY » AJW. to 9 PJMI. (33-SOr At Home Wllk HM9y , 7:9* ( 6) T * Tell The Tralh SpoH. ^ Day Saints. (88-38) Meet The Press . witiL guests. (46> Aotioa Newe ( 8) Kveatog Beport (631 Big News ( 8) All Am erica Wants To Know (Color) Guests ' 11:8 < 8) Sunday News Speolal. 4y C H R O M A L O X . •. Aral Mma (b shcfrle / (66) Film (16) SabarripIloB TV (39) News and Weather (88) ^ le n c e Fiction Theater (13) T.V. Hoar of Mars ( 8) News ft Weather (49) Weatheracope (33) Weather. Local New* U ;I8 ( 3) FollUeai (88) Atnand Town "Condemned To Glory.” (22) Sunday Night Beport (49) Beat el Oreaelw ' (34) Great Ideae (49) Featare 4* ( 8) BriMah Calendar Geoffrey Tone. Joyce Cart- (St) News ft Weatherman ( 6) Aa The World Toraa (89-1*) News Aad Weather (39) Jack Paar Show (Ookr) (88) Indnnry Oa Parade right. (46) Weekend Kditlon ( 8) Oale Storm Show (86) Film U i6 * ( 3) Movie ( 8) Insiahts . (22) Snmisy Night Movie (99) Harvey Olooa Show 7:18 ( 8) New. A B’eather 11:1* (33) Toalght ( 8) Bnliders Bbewease 6:18 ( 8-4888) Scoreboard, ■'Th<» Searchers’* John (69) 73119 la The Aaawer (36) HIghlighls llr86 44 8) Movie RItht (88) Trayeloyue^ : ...... 6:88 .( 8) Password ' Wayne .Teffrey Hunter. (32) At Heme With U tty (39) S p ^ . Camera 12:8* ( 8) News A im Weather ( 88) ChiMren’a Hoar (88) McKeever Aad The Colonel ( 8) Movfe M astemleeei ---- Savings of $92J9 a year and more! (49) Sapor Oartaoa Skew (49) N ^ e 13:68 ( 3) Moment Of MedtUtloa (48) Dawn Bible In s ta te (88) The Honeymooners "The Snê Pit". OlIvU de 'The majot' cost o f home heatingr, o f course, is the cost o f the fuel or energy used, ( 8) PiMawerd _ 7:38 (39) Mea Ot Deellay 1:9* ( 8) Night Wateh Theater 11 :U ( 8) Film Featare ( 8-4888) Winston rhnrehiU —The Marie Stevens and here In Connecticut fuel c41 is far cheaper than any o t the other automatic fuels. (66-99) Harv OrUlU Shew «S 7:8* ( 3) What la The Werld ’ ’Lady Scarface.v Dennia 18:88 ( 8) We Believe ValtanI Years ( 8) Aendemv Thenter H t (9-4966) Day la Oeart (63-39) Laramie O’Keefe, Judith Anderson. ( 8) Accents Interaattonal x Based on the six volumes of "Heaven Can Walt*’ . Don A recent survey by a responsible national magazine indicated that the homeowner ( 6) Hoaeo Piity Jeao Harper receives a let (8*1 News Churchill’s memoirs of Amechr*. Cens Tierney '''T S r t t * ’ ter from the slater he be- 1:9* .( 8) Newscope. Momenta at Osda' • (88) Concern ^ World War 11. will pay up to 10% of his take home pay for maintenance, and heating costs. .With ( S69-66) Seven Keye (88) Wild Bill Hlckok (86) feste Show the cost of living continually going up, it becomes more important now than ever (3669) New* ______Itevea dead. tori aad Hymn (48) Hoar Of St. Francis 7:88 ( 8) Lassie "The T>nm Busters'*. Rich ( 8-48) Ned Calmer —News lAssie and Tim m y conduct ard Todd. to control major home operating coats. Savings, on fuel alone. In the Hartford area ( 8) Perception a desperate search for 11:88 (46)< Featare amount to almost $100 a year' using Tlmkan Silent Automatic Cm Heat. Important Fmt EstiMMfc end hifovMMrtloH ( 8) The Oplonaled Man - friend's dog, entrusted to "Fighter Attach**. Sterling money that can well be diverted to cither purpiwes by the wise home owner. (88) Schrlne 18 Pin BowHny •'Tim m y’s care, and suddenly Hayden. W EDNESDAY 7 efeufoion PROGRAM (88) Kvervmaa’ s Family disappears. 12:M ( S) News ft Weather (48) Air F'orce Story V(( 8) Zonrama 12:68 ( S) Moment Of Modltntlon (88-88) Ensign O’Toole 1:M ( 8) Newscone. THU DUALER THE MANUFACIURER Tim s Ohaaael , (49) Highway F a ta l (U) Big New* (88) The Chrlslonhers (88) New* (89) News A Waather ( 8-88) PollUes ’68 ^ > (4888)' Fattier Knows Best 1:M < 8) Moments Of Cemferl 8;88 ( 8) Town Crier ABC News Political Editor Bud tries to get on the foot- 1:18 ( 8) flood Night Hymn THAT'S TOPS! THAT’S TOPS' 9;** ( 8) OoUega Ot Th* Ahr *tl8 (68) News (4868) Newa. Sparta, Wealba* (89) OanHaeadal Ola iirasm - 8:9* ( 3) FaliUeal ( 8) PelHieal JOHN *iM (’9) Soarise Semsstw . ^ 8:36 ( 3) Weather. N «w * A Bpaits (89) Taaight Skew (0>. (tl-M ) OaaUaeatal OlaaaraaW <0) 8:9* ( «> Deppty (49)-Stars A lt a Shaw 9:18 ( 9) Momeats Of Comtavt, New- (lit Baria A Alta ( t> Mavf* (S3) Oabbonae "Jenny LIunour” . Louis Jew " eope M ONDAY T elevision PROGRAM VllilKEM 9:48 ( 8) Pareats A Modern B daea (34) Algebra bert. Susy Delalr (49) Shaasaa U:36 ( 8) Spota View ^ Tim e Channel (SSiFlIni 7:9* ( 6i The ExoepMoaal OhMd (S3) FUm 11:99 ( 8) Store Allen Shew 6:65 ( a> Town Crier S;M (24) What’a Nrare 9:48 ( 8-3369) Newa (33) Tonight (33-99) Today Show ( Si News A Weather 8:6# ( S) College ef The Air (36) Karl.v Show—” 1I t. SS*." O I L H E A T 7:U ( 8> Orpkaaa Of The Mvhw 7i9* ( 3) Prabe Now Is The Time Of Yimr (S6) Continental Clatsream (46) S«a Haul WHITING CORP. (38) Weather .( i) Evealag Bepari (.3) Momeal Of MeditaUoa 8:88 ( 8) Sanrlte Semester 7:1* ( 1) Featare „ „ (19) Sabscripdta T . ^ ( 3) Night Wateh Theater (22-SO) Centiaental Cla'ssroam (0 ) 6:45 (53) Amvrleaaa at Work 254 BRGAD ST.^TEL Ml f-1146 ( .8) Frioada Of Mr. Oaabav (S3) Weather. Local News "Strangere Bargain."Bargain.’ MarthA Your Rugs Need 8:36 < 8> Moments of Comfort 6:66 ( 8) You’ Boar ZEPPA i:9* ( 9> Coptata Kaagaro* . (34) Heritage Scott, Jeffry Lynn. 8:46 ( 8) Parents nnd Modem Educa (34) Fronllera of Tke 8«a Stl* ( 8) Breakfast Time ,(39-49) News A Weo4her (8*> Lata News 6. (16) Life of Rlloy Stl ( 3) NewscoM. Momeats mt fMaKV. tion 8:98 (49) Freatiera Ot Belcae* T>98 (M) Westera Moss. B«hNgbt* tort and Hyma 7:88 ( S> American Mind (49) Hlahway Falrol 9:9* ( 8) Hap Btekords . PROFESSIONAL (83) Now. ELECTRICAL ( 8) Jack La- Laaae Bhair ( 8) Neara A Weathar (22-38) Today Show (39) Saoris Camera Idvlng 6:66 (46) Call Mr. D. (33-8*> Hamper Boom (49) Ceilege CM Tke Ala (99) New* _ . RU6 SHAMFOOINO 6:16 (M ) G.M. Rovlew 7:38 (89) Mea Of Deattay 7:38 ( 3) Perception 9:16 ( S> Debbie Drake Ahoar , . (S3> New* CONTRACTOR »;9 * ( 8) Millionaire 7>S* ( S> Blerttaa Spectal-Nawa I b Yoar Own Home Or (8) Friends of Mr. (S^her MANCHESTER On (he scene report# survey- 8:88 ( 3) Captain Kangaroo 6:M ( 6) Follllcal y ( 8) Moralag Movie veylng this year’s poiiUeal 8:38 (48) Frontiersôf Science 6:38 ( 3) Weather, Nowa, SpoHa (34) Oa School Frogia ma campaigns with Walter Oon- Ploknp Md DeiivMy BEST (49) Bose The Clewa 3:80 ( 3) Hap Richards 6:36 ( 8) Victory at Sea OLDSMOBILE SALES 86 Lenox Stay Manchester ktte. host. t M i . (8) Jack La Lanae Show M :** t 8) CaloBdar (33-99) The V lm lB ta llS). Burno aad Allea “YOUR OLDSMOBH.E DEALER” (33-S8) Bay Whoa (Color). " ’The Braaen Bell.” Ohah and Oarry S is m I b I <22-381. Romper Room j(38) Clabhoa.e ALUMINUM (48) College of the Air ^ CAR, (49) All Star PlayhoBa* Town of Medicine Bow (24) Modern Algebra 19:8* ( 8) H o m e n ^ e r; * a * ^ ., watches and waits when a A n y 9x12 $ A A f t 8:16 ( S> OebbTe Drake Show (46) Wild Bill Hiekok Star F or A Night . Clairu LADDERS 8:38 ( 3) Millionaire 512 WEST CENTER STREET timid schoolteacher Is askM Rag. Reg:. 910A0. (53) For Yoar latormaHoa PHONE Ml 9-1712 Trevor. Jane Darwell MEL ( 8) Morning Movie (*3-9#) Play Y e a r Haaeh (Colatf to risk his life to sav# his 8:48 (24) The School Programs 6:48 ( 3-33-36) Neara MIS-1811 students. 7:66 ( 3) Political (49) Barbara Bernard ( 869-89) Wagoa Train $28.00 18:88 ( 3-10) Calendar 11:9* (*3 ^ )_ T h e PrTca I* (22-30) Say* When < 8) Eveniag Beport, Neara aWl Gambler fails In love with a Underwriteni (. 8-49-88) T e n n c e e Fard girl whom he won from a (48) All Star Playhouse Weather Show Approved 18:38 ( 3)^. Homemakers Movie (S3) Weather, Local Nowa Chinese merchant. SMITH'S (39) .Yew* of the Roar aad Wealh- NEW or USED H it* (33-99) Caaceatriâ' (34)^Bo*ks A Ideas ” "The Great Profile**. John ( S-496S) Years For A Boag 8:8* ( J i PalHIeal Payne.- Anne Baxter 19:99 ( 9) Love CM LHo m ) A Time T* Daaee UPHOLSTERY (n-3f) Play Your Hunch (Color) (34) Herltago (33-99) Yoar First hapteaslsa (48) Barbara Bernard Show (49) Newa and Woathor ' ___ 8 :I9 '( 8) Oobie GIIIU ^ , . . (63) Film —v-r (Color) ■ Doble and Maynard land In “ SIN C E 1947” 11:88 (22-30) The Price Is Right ( S-49-81) Jaae Wymaa the Jungles of South Amer 4t0 Main St.— MI 9-4663 (Cdlor) (18) Snbaeriptlan T.V. U :M ( 8) Search For tomorrow ica on a dangerous expedi .< 8-48-63) Tennessee Ernie Ferd 7:1# < 6) Movie (33-99) Troth Or OoaseaaoBee# tion. , .. Show . ”Dt1V9 a Crooked Road.” ( g-49-88) Camoaflage ( 8-40681^ Ooiag My Way 11:88 (22-38) Concentration Mickey Rooney, Dianne Foe COBURN & MIDDLEBROOK. Inc. U:48 ( I ) The Oaldtng Ught tot* at Work.., ( 8-40-53) Yours For A Song • ter. INVESTMENTS 13:56 ( 8-33) News Day Beport 12:88 ( 3) Love of Life 7:16 Weat. Maai. Mtghlighto 1:9* ( 9) Best SeUrr B:9* (6E T h e '-B «erly HIIIMIIes MANCHESTER (22-30) Yeur First Impression (39) Hporta Camera MR. UBOROB r. JOHNSON JRm Manager „ !( 8) Best Of Groneho__ ■#) Perry Cloma’s Marie Hall tCoior) (40) -<^ws / BRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRANSACTIONS HANDLED (33-99) At Home WiUi HMIy (Color) -Guest stars: Lena ( 8-40-^) dane H>maa 7:39 (39) Men of DeaUny (49) Action News Home and Carol Haney. Ray PIPE guH SUPPLY 12:88 ( 3) Search for Tomorrow 7:39 ( 33-39) Il'a A Man’a World ON ALL EXCHANGES USTED AND UNLISTED-MUTUAL FUNUS Opticians (68) Film Charles .and his singers. (22-30) Trulls or ConsequeaeoB : 1:98 (49) W ea t^ r , < (34) Invitstlaa To Ari INOORPORATBD ( 8-49^) Cheyenne Shoiir 6S9 61A1N STREE T TE L. M l S-II05 ( 8-40-63) Camouftage' (34) 8onga Out of The Roath 1:1# (49) Best Of OrpiRho • :l* ( 9) Dick Van Dyke Shew 12:46 ( 3) The Guiding Light 1:9* ( 9) As The World 7. Rob Petrie rtyognlae* a WHOLESALE 8:99'(M> Live and Leant ( 8) Oalo Storm Show. U:56 (22) NeWs Day Report 6:39 (33-39) Iteinta and Binneta MAWIUETO BIWOCUlAW ETC/ woman:* need for a attle ( 8) News (M> Harvey Olsoa Sb "m ad m onry." PLUMBING and ( 8-49-63)'The Rifleman (88) This Is The Aasa— ( t-486S) Oar Maa Hlgghis 1:88 ( 3) Best SeUer (34) Tke WriUen Wort! 1:4* (49) Saper CartoowNhow HIggIn.* provide* a new HEATING SUPPLIES < 8) Best of Qroucho 8:46 ( 3) Political THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN (22^) At Home With Kitty 3;** ( 9) Fassword^ / ^ set of Interest# for Alice YIBIT OUR SHOWROOM 9:69 ( 3) Daimy Thomaa Show (33-9*) Berv. 09U «a » - «€l. ------since he has taken over all (48) Action News ( 6d9-6t) Stoney Bnrke EYEGLASS SERVICE ( 86868) Doy^B Coar* of her domestic duties. X 248 N ; M A IN ST. . ^ (62) Film Stoney rebuffa beautiful heir- iT DOES Make A Difference W h ct« .Yon Save! t:M ( 3) Hm si^ (34) Y*ae Marriage 1:86 (48) Weather eaa and becomaa target for Like the qiiaUty a t eyeglaoa frames and lenses, there are ecrnie ( 8-4868)^ vea Neya 1:181(48) Best of Groucko M i4* ( 8) TV Hear ’peteI m a n p l u m b i n g tho epoiled girl’a revenge. faeeta of the service you get from your optical expert that are 3:88 (32-8*lm right in youA' Over IS Yean’ Experlenoe ' ( 8^8-^) Day In Court (Color) 'David Biinldey edi (33-99) Yonag Dr. M ata* ( 8-4*69) Naked City ' A 1 S O < I \ I 1 o Annual St American Bandstand 11:88 ( 3) News Weather aad Sperto Kennedy. Jean Wllle*. NEW A.M.T. (22-38) Make Room For Daddy 08) News. Weatker nnd Sports WHArS A ‘‘DOUBLE-IIOUBLE-U’’? \ 4:88 ( 869) Amerieaa Newastaad 4:38 < 3) News (22) Big News 8:9* ( 3) Featare Film (22-88) Here*s HoUywood (M ) News and Weather ( t) Admiral Jack CHICKEN ( 8-48^) Discovery *82 (48) News Sports and Weather (34) Discovery ROAD RACE SET (U ) Million Dollar Movie l t : U < 3) Political (IT CAN SAVE YOU SI00.00 THIS YEAR!) (33) F tn t Show ■town in o wnmims "Gentlemen 'Are Bbrn.’ * (38) Sports Roundup "Obilging Young^Lady” .. Franchot Tone, Aim Dvorak. M8) Steve Allen Show It's Hm Magic MoiMy Saving CombinatloR Of mond_____ O'Brien.______EvJive Arden. The world’a'-flaeot eatin’' ohlck- 4:45 ( 3) Big i Theatre 11:18 ( 3) Movie (39) Three Stooge* IS HERE NOW! oM*’ with Incomparable taate. "Stai Dust." Binda Darnell, "Lady from Louisiana.’* (49) The Admiral and Bwobby John Payne. John Wayne, Ona Munson. Shaw OAIX IM ORDER 4:66 ( 8-484IS> American Newsstand 11:16 < 8) SporU View Don WILLIS Goraga (61) Film 6:88 ( 8) Admiral Jack 11:88 ( 8) Steve AUen Show^ WILLIAMS At WINKLER • ;l* (34) What’a New 403 CENTER ST. P leli Up. 10 Mtamtea Later (22) Movie at 5 (33-39) Toalght (Colar) . OIL C O . i X OIL BURNER SFBfXALlSTS IN (99) Early Shoir *‘Bunfighter and The Lady. 1:99 ( •) Night Watch Theatre WHEEL AUUNMENT and "Two Flags. West” . Joseph . M l 9,7233 Robert Stack, Gilbert Roland. "•nic Devu Thumb* A Ride.” M l 9-4848 BRARR 8BBV10B Cottpn. Jeff Chandler. Discovery OIcnn VFimon. Lawrencu 8:48 (88) A ir M ra’s World DECI’S DRIVE-IN (38) Tkiiee S tages ' PLUMBING-HEATINGir-AIR CONDITIONING GENERAL AUTO REPAOt •:** ( 8) Bocky aad His r rirada MS OBKTBft ST.—MI S-MM Tlumpy. M W r ^ 9-4881—18 M A IN S T - M ANOHESTBR (18) Life *1 BIley _ (48) The Admiral and ftwahhy 3:88 ( 8) Newsrune, Mumnntu e f Oueu- (34> Baag* Oat Of Tha Baal 8 h ^ fort and Hymu PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHteSTER, CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1981 T H U R S D A Y , Television ^ O G R A M Note! . i l l Time Ohaaul . <4aAt) Who Do You Tmair officer's cousin, on t ; » < t> Tows Ortar:!.:-, dMtil 3) Barter Andy Show der-robbery. charge. 8 :M ( S> College Of.Tka Air ^ (33-38)---- 8> Ma' Rake .Boom - Far Daddy 4 S-IA5S) Doana Beed Shew By DICK KLEINER (Ml Ceattaeatal ClsaereeM I 8-48-58) Americaa Baai Mary decides‘ecldes to live oaa Nfiwspaper Ent«^prta« Aim . S:M ( t> Saeriu Semeeter dll* < 3) Mewa catmpua on her return tu , . (k M » OeaUeeatal Clacateem - (33-38) Here’a Bollywood college, but homesickness NEW YORK (NEA)— Bernice • ;H I I) Momeate el Comfort —Mew- ( 8-48AS) DIacovery ’83 and her room-mate changed me Maasi recsills with gratitude the cope (18) Million Dollar Movin her mind. « ' « J » Oa Ctaaa. College "Bright Llghta". Joe ■. (33) Biography • fact that Perry Como fired her. 7:tS .< $1 Maeic Ai A lewgaage Brown (34> Traasantarctle BapedWon There was nothing personal in <**-S#> Today Skew (34) Hiatory With Herb . Hake 3:3* (33-38) Dr. Kildare the dismissal. Como was in the liU ( 8) Vlelt with Igoaelgaer 4i4S ( 3) Big 3 Theater - Young woman attempta sul- Weather "Greenwich Village ’ - Dow . clde after plastic surgery ;op- process of movin g his show from 7tM < 3) Cadentaadiag Oar W« Ameche. Vivian Blaine eration. _ _ Saturday to Wednesday nights. He ( 8A8-5S) Leave It To Beaver . ^ Frieade et Mr. Oeeber 4:58 ( 3) American Mewaataad Beaver has been beaten out had -a new producer an^ director 8 :M ( 3) CaptaJa Kaagaree 5:88 ( 8) Featnre Film of * paper route by a girl. and wanted a new company. So he . „ «•> Froatlore Of Scleaee < 8) Admiral Jack t:M < 3) Bap Blehardi ' "Gambling House’ . Victor *:M ( 3) The Mnrsea fired all the old dancers and all Student nurse becomes dis ( *) dack let Laaae Shew Mature, william Bendtx illusioned when she face; the old members of the Ray ^ <33-3*> Bomper Beam (83) Three Stoegen „ the reality ot hard work and Chairles Singers; Including Bernice ' («•) Coliege Of The Atr (48) The Admiral And Swabhr devoUon that Is involved. *'l? < ?.> DcbWe Drhke Shew Show Maasi. I S:3* ( 3> Mlllleaaire <**> Film , < S-WAS) My Three Seas " i t turned out to be a fin e} < 3) Moralag Merle •t*S (38) Itajly Show Steve meets Rti oia Ktrt cas 134) Oa School Prograaao "The Black Whip.” friend on the pl*ne break for' me,” says Miss Maasi. i (43) Boeo The CUwa (48) Sea Baat fees “to entertain her Httia Cm " I was getting complacent.” 1#:M ( 3) Caleadar 3:48 ( 3) Hnckleberry Bound g rl at his house while she Once she was over the shock of (33-St) S l» Whea. (IS) Life Ot BUey ■lecturing. _ (44) All Star Playhoaae , (34) Americaa Kceammy (S4> Appalachian Sprteg thdAncident, she figured It was a le:3t ( 8)' Homemakere Morle (48) Highway Pntrel 3:1* ( 3) King Of Diamonds g o ^ time to rekindle, her theatri •The Great Hotel Murder.” (53) Mewa Hasel cal ambition. That decision led to Edmund homr, Victor Me- 3:34 (44) Puhllo Defender (Color) Haael Instigates A Ltiglen 4:15 (53) Mewa manhunt when postman Bar»- her present happy state as' the (33-3«) Play Toar Uaach (Celori 4:34 ( S> Political ^ ^ , ney Hatfield mysteriousir second female lead in Richard _ <4»> Barbara Beraard Show 4:35 ( 3) Weather. Mewa * ( disappears. Rodgers’ big hit, "No Strings.” 11 ;M (33-3*) The Priee le Bteht lOeleT) 4:14 ( 4) Henneoey < 3-IA53) McHale’s,^ _ ( 3-40-58) Tennessee Knile Feid (18) Baraa A Alien Football coach of chnmploo- Playing Comfort O'Connell, ■ a Show (44) Adventnree In Time ship team Is blackmal'ed In rich, wealthy and loaded heiress, 11:30 (33-30) Coaoentratioa (54) Film ' throw the big game. 4:U '( 3-33-38) Mewa (34) Poets At- Work. Benj^ce sings, dances and acts. ( W0-S3) Year* Far A Soog M:* '( 3) The Alfred Hitchcock She doesn't exactly steal the show 13:40 ( 3) Lore OI Life T:H ( 3) Wyatt E ^ 8 (33-30) Yoar First Impreeelao ( 3) Evoalag B op^ Novelist keeps his publisher (that’s impossible with Dlahann guessing as to whether the (Color) , (13) SabacrIpHon T.V. Tape-recorded outline he haa oth Carroll in the lead! but she ôp- 1 S:*?:*** J**"* Wjrmaa (33) Weather A Mewa 13:30 ( 3) Search For Tomorrow (34) Great Idâ submitted Is for a new mys dut lifts a little. (33-34) Truth or Coaoequeueoa ' (38) Mewa A Weather tery novel or Is uctually a And she has established herself ( 3.44 54) Camounage - (48) Mewa A Weatherman plan for murder. eu a musical > comedy perfofmer 13:45 ( 3) The Galdinr Light (53) racevered (33-38) A»dy Williams Slmw 13:55 (33) Nrwa uihy Beport 7:M,( 3) Mewa A - 4. Starring Andv Williams aad with a big future. Already, there 1:44 ( 3) Best Seller (33) Weateru Maaa. HIghHghta star Martha Kaye. have been 'feelers for her to co- B «m tc« 'Masai )■ ( 8) Beet OI Grottcho^''' * (38) Sperla Camera ( S-ia53) TV Premiere star in an Elvis Presley movie, (23-38) At Home With KIMr (48) New, - (341 Writers of Today (44) Actiou Newe, 7:35 (S8> Men OI DeuHuy 11:84 ( 3) Mews. Weather A Bpatds of which she says: I’m not sure Ixxiy else in the chorus, t(x>.’ I was (53) Film ( 81 News A Weather I ’m read.v for Elvis Presley.” selling too loudl’ 1:45 (48) Weather < *’ rtarrlng'Âlan Young. Can.1 (2*1 Big News It was her two seasons with Ray Bernice Mussi is a (jamden, N. 1:18 (48) Beet Of Oroucho Post and neighbor Kay Pf»»- (38) News A Weather_ „ _ 1:38 ( 3) Aa Tb(> World Tarua sure their husbands Into (48AS> News. Sports. Weatks* Charles, as much as anything else, J., girl whOj from the time'-she ( 8) Gale Storm Show financing a beauty parlor for 11:13 ( S> Political . which helped her, to '’ stardom. went to dramatic class at '< to (38) Harrey O'aon Show a shv hairdresser. (38) Tonight Show (O). I>uring^ those sea^ns, she aban learn poise, has yearned for',' 'A (53) Thia la The Anawer ( 3) Frontiers of Knowledge ( 8) News „ ^ 1:48 (48) Super Carioou Show (33) As Schools Match Wits (481 Steve Allen Show doned her natural lyric soprano Broa(lway ca«er. The.' first step 3:88 (3 ) Paaawerd (34) Invitation To Art „ : r t ( 3) M^vle voice. was the Miss America pkgeant, lib (33-38) Merv Orltlin (C> (38) Medicine Of The.SUtles ( 8-48-53)'Dav In Court (48AS> Adveninres Of Oxxle and John Wayne. Martha Scott " I decided that I didn’t like the which she was Miss NdW JelWey. 11:38 ( 31 Snorts kind of parts lyric sopranos got,” 3:38 (3 ) Hnuae Partv Harriet Although she wanted to do a dm- ( 8^-(M> Seveu Keya Kick gets into trouble with 71:38 ( 8) Steve Allen she says. "In 'No StringSi’ for ex matic reading, .she (jecldCd.; she 3:88 ( 3) Edge Of Might his girl friend when he meets (33) Tonight ‘ an attractive artist and lrt8 ( 8) Might Watch ample. the part was originally couldn’t ,do jusrice to in., id the (33-38) Purex Special For WomM "Petticoat lArceny.” RuBi written for a blonde with a turned- ( 8-48-SS> Queen For A Ody brings ho;ne one of her allotted three minutes -.so switched (18), Million Dollar Movie works Warrick. Paul Ourlfaugh up nose and a Miss Rheingold face to a S(sng ai' hCE; fai^t display. "Bright T.irrhta". Jop E. Brown 3:83 ( tt P4»r.v Mason (88V News -a lyric soprano part. When I got (She cîiid have switched to. a 3:88 (3t To Tell Thp Truth M. th^ request of a homicide 3:88 ( 8) Newseone—Moments ut Coag- .... . -. _ .. ,. - detective Perry defends the fort and Hymn the part, they .rewrote it to piano «g' organ -or âride.t solo, ( 8) OonnPPtfpWt. IliindMaaid me and made f^mfort less of an other t t i ^ t s she posSMses.) ingenue,” As Miss-New-JeroOj', she got Miss Maasi says that singing in an audition ,wikh "Richard Rodgers a television chorus - rûlres more an(i the |f(be::0(g;ar:dHammersteln, FR ID AY TefefJision PROGRAM versatility and adapfabilitv .than and landed her flrdt blg'part—(Sve StU ( t> We»ih«r..NFws nnd Spot4« (98) News aad Weathar in a Broadway choriis, A girl must of the nurses in the id*ia*(X)mpany (^sv^^wa Crier •:9t < 8) Biorraphy (48^) News. Sports aad W^Mbev know music to get and keep a tele (|8> Burnii M d Allea li:M ( 9) Movie of "South Pacific.” Since, then, e;88 ( 3> Cellege Of ‘The Air "All The King's Men". Joha ■ vision job. becausp there are likely she’s been in seversij Broadway (88) Coatlneatal Classroom <28) Ballif* JacotMi ClabhoaM 6.88 ( 3) Sunrise Semester (24) Algebra Derek, Joanne X>ni. to be changes even as late as the shows- as a replacement, a mem (33-38) Continental Classroons (4#) Sapermaa (88) Speris Boandap dress rehearsal, ber of the chorus or in a flop. 8:35 ( 8) Momyat ot Comfort and • :tt ( S-22-S8) N«w« (48) Steve Allen Shew T:M ( S> Death Valley Dayi Iti ( 8) Steve Allen M 8w "On my , first Como show,” she Then came Como, her pink slip Mews^po (22-88) Toaight Show (Color) says, "they wanted to see how I 8:45 ( S> PareMs aad Modera Mnea- < 8) ViVeainiK BepAH, New* am and. eventually. “No Strings.” tloa '/ Weather • 1:88 ( 8) Night Watch Theater would photogranh, so they put me Rodgerg originally had a dancer In 7:88 ( 3) Jaj^rt (18) Snbtoriptlea TV "Armored Car Robbery'*. (22) Weather. Ijeeal News Charles McGray. Robert on camera. Well, with my years mind for her part. Bemice Massi (23-38) /Today Show . Sterling. of Broadway and summer stock 7:15 ( 8) Jewish Mews A Views (M) Heritage isn’t, but she does fine “ I always (33) Weather (S#U8> y^wm aad Weather - * f :88 C 8) Newsscope. Memenie « f axperience. I was selling the song. say I ’m nevt a danefer,” she says, 7:38 ( 3) lalerMttoaal Zone Tt88 (51) ,rJlm 5 • Comfort and 97^8 * Afterwards. Ray Cbarles took me "but I move well.” ( 8 ) Friends Ot Mr. Oeeber (22) We«tern' Mae»lfcchateiii . aside and said ‘You have a nice 8:88 ( 8) Captaia Kaagaroo Highlights . 8:88 ( 3) Hap Klchards (38) RpertK Camera voice, but I ’d like to hear some- ( 8) Jack La Laaae Skew (48) New«IWWWR L, (33-38) Bentper Boom 2:18 (98) Men Of I Coming Shows | (48) College Of The Air 7:88 ( S) Rawhide * TV Personalities 9:15 ( 3) Debbie Drake Show Starriny Kric Fleminc and 3:38 ( 3) MillisnalTe Clint Eastwood. ’ *yho Inci Rodeo champ Mitch ,Outhri« ( 8) Mornlaic Movie dent of thtf Prodtsa) Son.*' (24) On School Pfeernm Wealthy, man's son is foun^ {Ear! Holliman) witneMes' an ai^ It was no surprise that Pippa (48) Boio The Clown on the ■'IfHtl by O ir« rest, gets involved in a small Scott should become an actress. 18:88 ( 3) Cnlendnr drovers. town political battle- and is ac (33-38) Sny When (89) lafem aiieaal Showtime She is th& daughter of Laura (48) All Star Plnyhonso Don Ameche, host. Bcala cused or hiding behind the Fifth Straub, former Broadway actress, 18:38 ( 3) Homemnkere «[»»•• - V ■ Ice Revue/’ Amendment, in "W hat Are Friends $ I a n c k and Allan Scott, noted playwright “ Swanee River ’ . At Joisoii. ( 8-4S42) The Galladt Men F or?’; on NBC-TV’s “Wide CJoun- Andrea Leeda "And Cain Cried Out.** and screenwriter. (33-88) Piny Yonr ^ « k (Color) Benedict Tries to prove him try,- Thursday, Oct. 18 (7:30-8:80 ELECTROmeS Pippa grew up around showbusl- (4A> Barbara Bernard Snow self his brother's eaual, p.m; ED T). ness, and by high school- age was li:88 (23-38) The Prtee I« ‘ (24) Live A Learn ( 8-48-53) TenneeeOe Krnlo pom (98) Honeymooners LABORATORIES acting in summer theater; With S:88 (98) Coane«4 Bu* Murdock eets a beating sode, “The Mask Makers,” oH tragedy. As Molly Wood, the femi < 3-48-53) CnmonlUffe - and Tod, ana Bus go in NBC-TV Thursday. Oct. 18 (8:30 nine star of "The ’Virginian,’ ’ NBC- i 13:46 ( 3) The Onldln* LIkIO • feminine vofee who Is re- to i9:80 p.m. B U T). T V ’s 90-minute filmed color series 113:56! (22) News Dny Beport sponsible. 1:1 ( 3) Host'Seller (Wednesdays, 7;80-F p.m. NYT),| 8-48^> The Flinsteaes Hasel (Shirley Booth) instigate# ( 5) Best p i Oroncho (Color). ^ . IdOdge - — delegates plays a strong-willed beauty whoj (33-38), Home. With KI4*r a manhunt when the poatman, (48) Action Me»)yt Fred and BarneyBamejp take__ _ ofT for runs a crusading newspaper in : state convention at a ski re- Barney Hatfield (Robert B. Wll- tum-of-the-century Wyoming, < «) Film X 1:86 (48) Wonther X (34) Sriiqiar Fr.UvaJ •. Uains), mysteriously dtaappeaiH Pippa^ was bom in Los Angeles ! 1:18 (48) Bort ol O ro g e ^ v after. <»lling in sil- in Lois Angeles and -,( 8-48-33) Qneen Per A D *y Jeff is h i ^ to protect Ipovle a PU PPIE S was graduated from <3hadwdlck 1 ' - (18) Million Dollar Mevlp star against destruction bv NBC-TV color broadoast (8:30 to "Amaxing I>r. Cllttorhouoa. I hypnotic hypnotif suggestions 9:80 p.m. EDT).. a B A b fil High. But during her final semes-' Ed. G. Robinson • 14:34 ( 3) Evewitness' a 'TEpPlGAL FISH ters she had made her acting debut 3:38 (48-53) TTho Do Vow TraatT Major . news events of the in stage productions at the LaJolla < 3) To Ten the TsWIh' week with Charles Colllhg- Oordon and Sheila M acRaa Z Mews and Weather and A small part during her senior (32-38) Here's Hollywoed Sporte View ■paar Program” (NB C -TV podor year in her . first - movie, ‘"nie ( 8-48-53) Discovery ’83 (33) Big News broadoast 10-l i p.m. EO T). (18) Million Dollar Movie Searchers,” won her a scholarship "Amazing Dr. Clltterl)ouse’ to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Ed. G. Robinson. Arts in Londftn". (34) History With Herb Knhe AT LA«’ C om olete 4:45 < 3) Big 3 Thraler ; After seven months in England, "Al JrnnlDgs of Oklahoma" ^^FE. CLEAN. NAMELESS Beautv Service Pippa went to France. There she 4:55 j 8-48) American Randttand played • a minor role in a Marcel 5:88 < 8) Admiral Jack -Oompotently Handled By (32) First Show - Two Skilled Operators— Pagnol cofnedy before retuming^ to "This hlarriage Business". New York. Jack Car.son £ Victor Moors ELECTRIC HOME HEATING GkMiys C l ^ CM^ 'Three days after her arrival, (34) Discovery . (38) Three Slartea FOR FREE SURVEY. flAyj. RflIcNid Bcodcliesiie Pippa' signed for her Broadway (48) The Admiral Bwahby Show debut as the heroine of Jed Harris' (53) Family Marfcet 5:38 (38) F.arly 'Skow ELECTRO MODE production, "Child of Fortune.” It "Guni’ver's Travels."" 4 CAMEO BEAUTY was. a leading role, and she has (48) Sea Hunt ' > CARON P>HY^.J»5thing, b«t,,.l«a^8.,.sin!C|,ft.. ,, 8:88 ( 8) Rorkey And Hla Friends ELECTRIC RLteCTRIC HOME « » ) Life Of Biler ------WOENTER-finr" E-emvsfLTv.HU, i-flJ.,8:ra9aie*»-JKe»«(t*fT. (pgitag-.gwd BMJiNfc'RyBtEMr feievlston work is in HouywooaT (4853) News JIBO 88*sln BS SS.s«ef*e«feT Pippa remains a New Yorker by •rt5 (48 > Vanrv DerHuffaG habit and choice. 1