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(OlaMlfied Advertteing on Fage SI) PRICE SEVEN CENTS VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 55 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN!; MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966
Plane Crashed Nov. 24 / ' Experienced!f HAMDEN (A P) - - Since John Murray went to work Bond Rights Violated, with his father’s ambulance service he has delivered or assiisted in the birth of 14 babies. ■ *' jE, His experience came in handy last night when he delivered another—his own Supreme Court Rules daughter. 11 Days on Peak Murray, 26, was out on a call. When he returned COLVILLE, Wash. home his wife said, “ we’ll never get to the hospital on mf (AP)—A car stuck in the IWS time.” snow led to the rescue of a * s Atlanta Court’s Canadian couple who sur His wife, Patricia Ann, gave birth to the six-pound vived 11 days after their 10-ounce girl not long after plane crashed on a north ■ i l i i i i p i i Murray got home. He and Ruling Reversed eastern Washington peak. V y - - ' his new daughter were driv Roy Brown, 36, of Saskatoon, en to the hospital in a police Saskatohewcm, and hia wife, car. WASHINGTON (AP)—^The Supreme Court, ruled Betty, 32, were reported in good A vehicle from Murray’s unanimously today that the Georgia Legislature violat condition today at Mt. Carmel Ambulance Service owned ed Julian Bond’s constitutional rights by refusing to Hospital here. by his father took the new seat him. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, the par W mother to the hospital. The court' did not specifically better able to aastsss their quail- ents of six children, had been direct that the Georgia Legisla- Nations fox office; also so they the object of a wide search in ture seat Bond, confining itself may be represents in govern- Canada and northeastern Wash- to the finding that he could not ment debates by the person they in^on since their single engine Gall Bladder be* conatitutionally barred on have elected to represent plane vanished Nov. 24. account of viewe he has -^ex- Uiem.” They were flying to Vancou •X- #' ^ > < v-'V yi- pressed. . , ’ Becial worker and official of the Stu- Grey Cup Canadian champion Judge federal court in Atlanta, Nonviolent Ooordinatinf ship professional football game X. \ - Ga., Chief Justice Earl Warren Committee, was twice barred Nov. 26. 9 Eisenhower said: from his elected seat in th* There was no srtgn of them mm Legislators have/ an obliga Georgia House because he sup until late Sunday afternoon GE’TTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) — tion to take poeiUons on contro- ported a committee statemei^ when . Ron Ruble of Colville Former ■ President Dwight D. vexoial political questions so descri'bdng U.6 . policy in Viet heard a cry for help as he was Elsenhower, 76, will enter Wal- ■ that their constituents can be Nam as aggression. trying to dig his car out of the ter Reed Hospital this week for fully intormed by Uiem, and be snow. He was elected a third Ume surgery to remove his gall blad Ruble looked up and saw Mrs. last November from an Attanita 1, der, Eisenhower’s office an Brown floundering ' through district while his case was pend- nounced to(Jay. waist-deep snow. j P r U f t U eferT n en t ing before the Supreme Court^ ’The five-star general will en ‘Wait for us,” she cried. "Our 4 The lower court concluded' Dy ter the hospital Thursday, The plane crashed.” Needs^Revising, 4-1 vote that the ptbrgia "W e’ll wait,” said Ruble. exact day or time of the opera House was a u th orize by state tion was not given. "We’re stuck.” Educator Says law to refuse to a ^ Bond. Mrs. Brown helped free the Eisenhower’s office issued However, tlM-qlgh court said this statement; CHICAGO (AP) — An educa- 'the disquaUHcation . of Bond (See Page Three) "The doctors have Informed Uon official told a national draft from m^nibership In the Geor- Gen. Eisenhower that he must conference today the student fla f^ause because of his state- have his gall bladder removed deferment program must con- nu^s violated Bond’s right of soon. ■ tlnue, but should be revised to^ freb^expresslon under the Biwt Railroad Service mm. "He plans to enter Walter make it better understood ^nd Amendment.” Rped General Hospital Thurs less open to criticism. Bond has been critical of the To 10 Airports day, Dec. 8 , and plans.to leave Harry Marmion, a staff asso- military draft system and has for Palm Desert, Calif., right ciate for the Amej^ican Council said He admired the courage of after the turn of the year.” Asked in Study Roy Brown, 33, top photo, and his wife, Betty, are o f Education, be0Bn * confer- thMe who burnSd their draft Eisenhower underwent sur enpe d iscu siM on Selective cards although be Would aot PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — shown resting in Mt. Carmel (Wash.) Hospital af gery and also suffered a heart ter their rescue from a Nov. 24 plane crash. Both % Service by urgbig increased bum>hls own. High-speed passenger train attack while he was president*. standudizoikm of draft regjda- When the Supreme Court service to JO airports has been were reported in good condition. (AP Photbfax) and in the fall of 1966 he suf Urns at the local board level. heard argumenta In the cmaa proposed as part of a fast rail South Vietiiamese soldier displays weapons and fered a heart, attack while vaca ' ammunition captured frotn a Viet Cong platoon Noting' that there are more Nov. 10, Georgia Atty. Gen, Ar- bypass route between Boston tioning in Auf^usta, Ga. He was than 4.000 local draft boards thOr K. Bolton said the legiota- and Washington. hospitalized for several weeks that infiltrated and attacked Ton Son Nhut Airport near Saigon. (AP Photofax) across the nation, Marmion sold hm* 41d not believe Bond could A team of transpqftaUon re then, first at a.n Army base in that they "have a wide latitude honeaUy take the required oath searchers at Princeton Univer Rhodesia Rejects Georgia and iater at Walter of action which in some cases to support the oonsUtuUon be- sity developed the plans dis Reed. may be used in an arbitrary cause of his statements, closed over the weekend. Eisenhower checked in at Sentry Dogs Kill 12 VC manner." After detailing Band’s atata- The study, already under,re Walter Reed for an overnight "F or example, one local manta .and .the mauncaga view by governmental author physical examination about 10 board may induct part-time stu- Iprasented to tha higE ooui^ E Pact with Britain days ago. It is assumed that he ities and eastern railroads, gen denU before married men; an- Warren said "we do not quar- erally calls for high-speed serv received the advice of doctors U.S. Jets Avoid MIGs, other board’s policies may be rel” with the state’s oontentfoB SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP)—Prime Minister Ian for the gall bladder removal at ice over existing rail Jin*s and Smith’s Cabinet rejected tonight Britain’s shipboard 'exacUy the opposite,’” he added, that the oath does not violate in some cases on new rails to that time. Another conference partlcl- the First Amendment. ______agreement on the 13-month-independence crisis. Smith ______the west of major clUes. Eisenhower’s military aide. Bomb Close to Hanoi pant. Col. Dee Ingold, a special o However, he said, the oath Au’^r'onT'of uie 11 major told a crowd waiting outside his offices a t 8 p.m.: “The Brig. Gen. Robert Schulz, said SAIGON South Viet Nam casualUes in later acUon were assistant to Lt, Gen. Lewie B. requirement "does not authorize airports in the region would be fight goes on.’’ (See Page Fourteen) (AP) — u’s Jets flew through a reported light. One U.S. Hershey, the Selective Service a m ajorl^ of state legislators to / linked to the system, either di- Smith said he accepted Prime ©r rejecting it,” he said. “ All we sky full of challenging Oommu- et fighter and a Vietnamese director, acknowledge there Is test th* sincerity wW ch; rectly or by spur lines. Minister Harold Wilson’s pro- want is a telegram saying ‘yes’ nist MIGs Sunday to bomb tar- transport were damaged. a variance among local draft another duly elected legislator Trains originaUng in Wash- posed constitution but was not ©r ‘no.’ ” boards but added: "There has can swear to upboM the oonstl-' C gets near Hanoi, and pilots re- off the coast of North Viet ington, for example, would start to accept WilM^^ ouUined the proposals ’ X c C n s ’ D f i n k i l l g ported shooting down one of the Nam, the U.S; destroyer Inger- got to be.” tutibn. alternately from Union Station for ending the rebeUion m ** f- to the Rhodesian cabinet shortly Red Jets and probably a second, soil fought a g^un duel with Ingold described the Selective "Such a power could be util- or from DuUes International return to what he called legaU- Service System as a "flexible ized to restrict the right of legie- after he returned to Salisbury Linked tO AdultS. Retaliating for the heaviest North Vietnamese shore bat- Airport field in'* Virgfinla. New ty. Sunday night. The'cabinet went ’ organization. It has met eitua- lators to dissent from national U.S. air losses of the war two teries this monung, U.S. head- York’s John F. Kennedy Inter- These terms apparenUy in back into session this morning. lions in Korea, Berlin, Cuba— or State policy or that of a ma- Parley Is Told days earlier, the American quarters reported ______^ ^ national airport also would l>e eluded giving power to the Brit Although Wilson on his return and has met the situations when Jority of their colleagues under tied directly from Penn Station ish governor, Sir Humphrey- . ^ u., London xc<«iread a statement tw,--say- h a R’TFORD fAPl—If a com- ^'^®” claimed widespread A spokesman s^d the shore the calls went down to near zero the ^Ise of Judginj^^lr loyal- in Manhattan. Gibbs,, over police and arm«d ^ produced mSdS Sto to Control North Viet battenes opened fire on toe In-stayed there. ty to the OonsUtutlon." The experu said eyery major torces. and the power to appoint "a working docu- drinkinr bv toemaee^^ ® u T ’’" ^P^^rolled six ..j, the SelecUve Warren went on to say "cer- ministers. airport would be within 10 to 20 ment,” Smith called it "British that communitv’s ^best bet noHheast of miles off the sou t^ m coast of ggrvice has done a pretty good tainly there can be no question minutes of city centers by shut'- terms" and refused to tell news- ©robablv to cL trol excessive^®"®*' • , j North Viet Nam. 'The IngersoU assignments It’s beCn that the First Amendment pro- tie train * ‘*®”*“ '** men whether he accented it ner to“/ , control excessive — "— Whilei vvhn« the the air ..ir war. war swirled swirled replied reniied with with her her five-inch five-mch guns, mins. drinldng by adults. around the North Vietnamese A U.S. spokesman said the (See Page Six) (Sea Page Six) The plans call for self-pro- ** from outsidelide Smith'sSmith’s ruling . ... . , This was “ the themetuci.ic of «. a la.a talk capital, fresh fresh fighting fighting was was re- re- destroyer destroyer suffered suffered sli slight dam- pelled cars capable of traveling u,. .1,------. . . He had no Rhodesian Front pwurty and that Unless toe way is clear soon today by the coordinator of the po^ed on the edge of South Viet age but no casualties. : at 160 miles an hour with a number mustust include two Afri- ^ ®”** ^ **’® Rhodesian re- federal government’s new alco- jjam’s capital at toe Tan Son assessment of damajdamage to the cruising speed of 136. bellion, Britain is pledged to holism program. Dr. Milton Airport. shore guns. The engagement 'The team estimated it would minority regime’s O'® United Nations for Silverman o'f the U.S. Depart- American guards led by sen- place 11 miles northeast of cost 31.5 billion to complete the cdmpulsory, worldwide econom- ment of Health, Education and Romney Aide Cancels try dogs reported killing 12 Dong Hoi, toe spokesman said. program. The team, composed ic sanctions against the breaks- Welfare, lie "lore Viet Cong in flushing out ’The stepped up air war of engineers, economlsU, social _ reouest ’ mandatory colony. That could produce Both p parents and children, he enemy suicide around Hanoi dominated toe snlanHstascientists and architects,orchitectii Baldsaid sanctions against Rho- heavy damage to Britain’s said, should be educated about Exploratory Journey force which penetrated toe big war picture as only small, scat- the new system could pay for (jggjj j, shaky economy, as well as to tlto effects of excessive use of itself by generating new freight air base Sunday. tered ground actions again were LANSING, Mich (Ai*) — Gov. lotte, N.C., Chamber o< Oom- Wileon Sunday night had ruled ^ e s l a ’s ^ c a u s e British re- alcohol, In the last two days, U.S, reported, business and autotrain service— out any changes or delay in the ^tions with So^th Africa would Silverman spoke at a con- George Romney today said he merce on Wednesday, will fly to spxikesmen reported,’^ 30 Viet u.S. headquarters said Amer- a plan to ptenhit passengers to wWh Ws cabmet ap- be ®® affected. . , terence sponsored by the Gen- has told Michigan’s Republican New York Thursday for opmeh- Cong were killed inside the de- jean pilots clashed with MIG17s National Oommitteeman Jolui e before a National Associaticn take ,their autos along when proved___u~x.ii,. shortly after v.i«his return natoUsDetails of the toe nronosnls proposals were arfiJera! Assembly’s Teen - age they go by train. fenslve pierimeter of. Saigon’s and the advanced model delta- Martin to^caned a trip to New of Manufacturer’s lundieca and from the Medlterrean ■ confer- ^ t offieW ly announced. But Alrohol Use air base. Three Americans were wing MIG21s in four encounters The team estimated that a ence. Wilson told newsmen they were There is little chance, he said, wounded in toe ^ Hampshire Where Martin was to a' United Jewidi Appeal dinner, con fe^ with GOP leaders about and will attend the RepUbUcon (See Page Fourteen) "It is a matter o< accepUngJt Twenty-Three) (See Page Twenty-Three) first Viet Cong attack. U.S, (See Page Twenty-Three) Roplhey’s running-in the 1968 governors conference in Colora- presldential primaz^ there. do on Friday and Saturday. "H e’s canceled It,” Romney Romney said the gwetiMwe said when asked his reaction to meeting, as he understood it, Protests Spark Action i . Martin’s comment last week was for the purpose of "deter- that he would visit New Hamp- mining what the goveraore as a % shire later this mqnth. ‘ group can to to be more effec- "It created ' toe impressizm live in dealing with their own that 1 had encouraged him to. problems and in helping the Games Called Off make the trip and that was not party to strengthen Itself.” the case,” Romney said. He said Gerald R. Ford of Martin has been national Michigan. House Republican 5 * committeeman from Michigan l«^®r, 1^ indicated he wot^ Supermarkets since 1967. ^^®- ^ attend the meeting, ui Questioned again regarding Colorado "to discuss the proto- NEW YORK (AP) — After chain in northern California, r/ his possible' candidacy for the (See Page Six) protests from picketing house- dropped its sweepstakes games 1968 Republi<^ presidential wives, two supermarket chains earlier, and oftered a cboioa of nomination, Ronuley told a have decided to drop promotion- Blue Chip stamps or a cafti reb- news conference: , al games. Some others Indicate ate of slightly more than 16 “ What I said before was that ' they may follow suit when their cents on $10. I intended to take a long, hard current promotions end, an As- “it has become abundantly look at the question. I haveif’t. Bulletin sociated Press survey showed. dear to us that games have k>st What I’ve said in effect is that , In Kansas City, games may their popplarl(y,’’ said Hardd it’s something I Intend to ex-, r bf, on the wpy out altogether, c. Ward, Purity president. plore. But Biave not made a UN AFPEIALS F(Hl BAN Three supermarket groups •The Great Atlantic & Pacific * e decision and I am not a candi there have «tx>pped games in Tea Op., wWch operates the na- date.” UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. which customers win prizes. tion’s largest chain, said in New "That’s my private position (A P)—^The iJ. N. General As Safeway Stores Inc., the na- York last week it was neither Pi and that’s my public position, sembly appealed today to all tlon’B second-largest food store adding not dropping promotion- I havMi’t in^cated any dif nations to halt nuclear wsap- operation, announced this week al games i»w . •4 ferently to anybody,” Romney ona teats both In the atmos it would get, out of too g ^ e ..3 ^ that doesn’t m ean.to- ‘ added. phere and underground. Al business in January — although morrow or next week w;e won’t Romney, looking tanned and though no nations were mem- ttoned by name, the rcaohi i its Bonus Bingo was crfcdlted for chhnge,” an A4P spokesman <4.«a fit, returned Sunday from a 12- half of top |Chalnfs 1966 sales <1^ is something always day vacation in Puerto Rico.- tton was aimed parttcnlarlT (AP Pholo(ax) increase. under study, and we leave H to *'It was a good rest,” Romney' at Red China and Froaoe, tto* "They’ve run thir course,” ©mr five divisions to work out said. "It’s good to be back." only countries now testing said Robert A. Magowan, Safe- promotions to fit local Joung Artist Comes On with ‘Big Ban^ The governor, landslide third- weapons In the ataMaftoeeSk • way chairman. "W e don’t think jjtuaftons.’ ’ term winner In the Nov. 8 gen U.8 . officials saM’ last wssjt. they expect Red CIMsn to they have raised prlcds, but if nm i in Kaneas City, AleP Paul Olsen, a young San Francisco artist, has come tached to canvas, lights the fuse and then runs. eral Meotion, announced plans the housewife thinks that, we jdnad Kroger Co. iuxl MUgiam One of his productions, titled “Blossoms of War,” for thrfe trips later this week. conduct its fifth nnelenr tasl up with a new technique for making a big noise in I He will s p ^ beforo thb Cbur- to the asnr fntuis« flsbt the art world. He squirts paint on firecrackers at is on exhibit at San Francisco’s Fox Plaza. Purity Stores liic., an (See Page Iteee) I •. t'A- 1 ■/ \ , ■ V .r"' , r PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. iba^CaiESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,; MONDAY; DECEMBER 5, 1966 PAGE THREE
atrocture on Sage Road had al UkMi doHars to build thia < and electronic amplification so wholesome for the industry,” Fire Destroys most been completed. today,’’, he said. **>• ^ Old Mansion tim helped Che fire ih sub- THREE EIKEBIEN HDBT ^ l ~ l I quenUy do not develop their yo- BXPERT nOMALS . , SoutH. dealer ■ Los Angeles, which does not use freesing temperatotaa. Tte roof EAIRFIEU) (AP) — miree j n l v V ^^TTTK’*'W A Y faculties. 'This Is definitely DOUEOT -DEE’ENSE tides vuIneraUs supermarket games. > Under Repair collided at about 10 p.m. —^ firemen suffered minor Injuries qi W'^ a mistake, NORTH f # dirittnicK Popor \ A 43 le Survives “The games hurt us some at some two hours after the fire while fighting a $35,000 fire iri^ c w wwr< a - n 'r ^ v m M fipeclficaUy, we may take By AIJFBED SHEINWOLD Gam^s Called Off first,” Walsh told ’The Associat WATBRBimT (AP) — Only Some defensive elgnels tell 9 K Q 1 0 6 2 FAIRWAY started. the three-story, 14-room home J. H f l j A l i l i Bailey Auditorium which la,def- 0 KQ9 ed 'Press. “We countered with ~Ptatat, NopMm, Capf,^ -ih« walla of the old Weyand Mo one was In the building at of Dr. end Mrs. David H. De- Inttely not the best one in the your partner whether or not to 11 Bays on Peak double and ixinus stamps so ev Mamkm remained standing to the time, and no Injuries were ran. world from an acoustic stand- continue with the Milt he has WEST EAST eryone got something. Dropping reported. ■ The Deram ware awakened by John G tuhw Everybody at MHS ta eo led. Another ktad ^ signal, B J97S O Nona By Supermarkets Tobleclotlit. ami Candles . * • ^ day after a fire that took hoius (Otmtinued from Po|^ s) games puto us all back t o com Mo official estimate .of dam early in the morning by a convinced that it is acoustically ®o well known, teUa him exact- t? 975 5 a J8 4 to hring under control. 0 874 0 310652 peting on the basis of products age was available. “bang", and when smoke ■— i u bad that nobody attempts to ly which miK to s^ch.to^ Ne- oar, saying, "I’U use thie Coventry ^ (Continued from Page One) and services.” AU FAWWAY PRICED! A ‘ / Mo estimate of damage was « AK3 A 10752 shoulder; ft’s the other one that Kilpatrick said he waa con poured through the house, they ■ epcak there without ampllfica- glecUng the second type of alg- SOUTH ed a new game if it hadn’t been irn'ays Open Every Night till 6 — Ineindtaig 8^ ^ ^ ' available from the Sunday night verting the structure Into a fied to a nedghhor’a home- tion. Tot ft is nM necessary! nal may he very costly, A AK Q 10862 feels like it’s brriten.” Car Rolls Over, Stores, a Kansas City chain, in for the* housewives’ protests, ------1------'blaze, but the owner, WilUsim country club for an apartment ■ By the time firemen arrived. Years ago it was quite faah- Since he did nothing to nmd- A properly trained and projert- Opening lead —Wng of dubs, t? 3 , A few minutes iatet her hus dropping games. Magowan said. PIKE TRAFFIC UP C. Kilpatrick, said a $75,000 re complex. flames had i^raad from the Enable for parents to give their his voice quality in portray- *<* voice can be heard anywhere West opened the Wng of O A3 band, who had been followiing Driver Injured Currently A&P doesn’t have Maurice Shulkind, general h Ar t PORD (AP)—About 10 furbishing Job on the brick “It would cost a quarter of cellar' to the roof. . A 9S4 her down a logging road, any games in its eastern divi manager of Kansas City’s Mil-' per cent more vehicles traveled owm™ a. -...cuu..- S l i T ™ WeM North Eaft sion, from northern New Jer Pan Z 9 Fan reached the^ highway. Ruble, The driver of a small foreign gram, said the chain “was hap on the Connecticut 'Turnpike in This has long since gone out of ^e waa auppoaed to portray ble can be htamed on both diBcouragdng Wgnal, indicating who had got stuck while taking sey to New England, but does October 1966 t l ^ In October AU Pyt car was hospitalized with a con py to be out of it.” style, but frankly I sbouki like tomebody in his seventies or acoustics snd voice with equal that East h ^ no reason to wg* his wife and 18-months-old son in its other four divisions. One firm, Strategic Merchan ’66, according to tiie State High to see the custom renrived. Thia perhaps eighties. He waa quite JusUoe. a continuaficn. ’ ^ — on a sightseeing ride, drove the cussion after his car rolled over Kroger Co. in Cincinnati, dising Corp, of New York, has way Department. mav seem off-beat for a mu- «»»a*ed that I waa, tai hto words, » is perfSetty possible for the West ^ p o c t^ to get hlstw o whether ho wanted a Browns to OolvUle. on Pucker St. Saturday night Ohio, the third largest chain, issues trading stamps and runs sold Bonus Bingo and other Tolls .also increased by a .iriAti hilt It not. Aiw miiAi.. "slMo^ely correct’’ in my es- unaided ■voice- to give com- ^ w w M c h to the higher or the low- Doctors at the hospital said and struck a tree. games to 4,800 supermarkets — tenth, profits from restaurant 1000 slcian, but it is n o t Any music ^ j^g despite a full nwnda to a fuH division drawn ^ coul^efeat ^ er of the two side Suits (hearts they did not believe the Browns an assortment of games. $ ? The driver, Stillman Shaw, EOCS Graduate including Safeway, A&P and concessions increased by 14.7 critic listens so intently from beard, an assumed stoop, heavy up for review on a parade **“ partner 1^ a rw und. ’This is out of doors and The trouble was that West should play hie highert Brown said he had headed Second Lt. Richard J. Mc game.s paid nearly $8 million in ice stations was up 21 per cent. Home of aware of the quality of voices, f«ct exactly 29. » division comprises about 16,- also had to gueaa which red ace heart, or his south across the WaOhln^on leased today from Windham grams, designed to generate the Community Hospital. Nally, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. high volume supermarkets must cash to 1.9 million winners in Total receipts for the first 10 whether singing or speaking. According to Mr. Oltoaon, 2, » ’« true that the com- „ lowest dub to ask for a dla- border after running into a G. McNally of Morse Rd.; re tfie year ended Sept. 30 — be months of 1966-were $20,889,260, Incmnmon with a great many 700 persons asked to estimate mand* « « repeated by suboi^ wWle waiting lior inspiration, heavy fog bank over Canada. Police said Shaw lost control 6 have in order to merchandise at Service of his car, and it rolled over cently was grad'jated from low prices,’’ a Kroger spokes fore the boycotts began. up 14 per cent from the same Maneheeter residenU, I do busi- ages of people they heard only dlnates to the division com- W ^ the ace ^ c l ^ . Bast pgrinerahlps who don’t iwe He crashed about 200 feet from “Dropping these gimmicks is period last year. ness with Ed Clarke for inswr- by speaking over the radio, in manner’s adjutant, but I have foltowed edt, a ^ knew ^ eometdmea make the top of 7,132-foot Copper twice before striking the tree. Engineer ' Office Candidate man said, before the Kansas ance needs, and in consequence the Unlverelty of VIeima test, perronaUy heard every com- ™ known ^ ^ ,,,, Butte, about 30 miles northwest The accident is under investiga School at Ft. ijelvoir, 'Va., and City announcement was made. popular of here. tion. ’The games such as Bonus I receive a little magazine from <‘Uie average esUmate of the >"“ w3 «« originally uttered, hCdtore. ^ ^ the signal don’t have to guees received his commission in the him which frequently has items speakers was ‘almost on the even in the line of file closers « happened to ^ a un- ^ choice, He said he banged up hia fore A Tolland truckdrlver was ar Engineer Corps. Bingo and televised horse races / ■ Quality of interest In it, and has an ar- nose.’ ’’ Actual ages ranged <3je most remote platoon. lucky day: He led a diamond head in the cra.sh and his eyes rested Friday night after his Lt. McNally, now home on came under fire this fall from Dally Question housewives protesting that they tide about voices, a t present, from a boy of 12 to a minister Not everyone hae auch a histead of a heart. South won After two posaes, -yon hoMi were swollen shut for three truck struck a utility pole, leave, enlisted in the U.S. Army which bolsters my observations of 68. ’The' report showed er- voice. 1 merely claim the hu- vri^ the w e d ddamoroto, led X K -^O-s’e-?” Hwrtsl days. He and his wife stayed in snapping it In two. in September 1965. He received added to food prices. madeaae over theuie coutmeuurae ofor year#,yearq. pors onlyOnly in thoaethose whoeeWhoae ages ™au. voice «is CO.IJWUIOcapable 01 of uub this ^" f .trumps~~— and teen----- niamonda A-S* ClubS.ciu^a. 9-S- the cockpit of their Cessna 176 The driver, David J. Hannon, Safeway probably would have basic training at Ft. Banning, continued Bonus Bingo or start It Is entiUed “Tour Voice were alwve 46. In these <^es «««* »®und. In cohsequeacs, I ttocorded hia losing heart on a J* Dlamonda, AS, Ciuos. s-e- until last 'Thursday. Then they 34, of Grant Hill Rd., was Ga., and individual advanced Gives You Away,” and is by the estimates tended to run on t®>‘« » very dim view of those . . What do you aayt started hiking out, with Brown charged with failure to drive in training in the combat engi John E Gibson who has done the youi^ger side. vrho mumble when addressing “ should not have been neC' using two pieces of wood for the established lane. neers at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo, some snooping on the results of Moreover manv radio listen- audience and who cannot be esaary for West to guess. A Aiwwer: Bid four...... spades. It crutches because of an injured Hannon, who was driving tests made at the Psy$;hological ers were able to Judge the heard in even a poor auditor- ***ve defender ivould play the is very unlikely that will He was selected to attend Of IFe’re as foot. It took them four days to along Rt. 31, said he swerved to ficer Candtoate School while Institute of the Unb^ty of speaker’s ocrapaSm^^ roS lum seating less than 1,6(». Sure a slam, ^ days to go about eight miles. avoid hitting a. dog and hit the WHO? MX . . . ? IMPORTANT . . . ? Yxs. You arx Vienna, Harvard University, sw7roble accu^cy; jurt f ^ » h>t of people will take urn- trick ^ ^ d partner’s p ^ . TOe - h i r t ^ d During the seven days the^y training at Ft. Wood. near an pole. The truck continued on for After his leave, he will re important. ’This Illustration shows you why . . . Depauw University and Brook- hearing their voiLs. About 80 brage, but the fact remains they ftodh^a^desdrowT^SS stayed at the crash scene, they 47 feet, police said. The truck’s ypur built fires to attract planes port to the Engineer Heavy lyn College. There is a para- per cerrt correcOy categorized a™ not quaHlIed speakers. of front wheels separated from Elquipment, Construction, Oper This typxwritxr works O.K. xxcxpt for onx kxy. With graph on some work done a t the occupations of a mathema- The would-bs opera singer ^ flying overhead, but none saw telephone REPAY* a m o u n V the truck. ation and Maintenance School at 46 othxr kxys, you might think this onx kxy would not count Add a little green to the holiday scene! MONTHLY OF LOAN Smith, as well. . adan. clerk, and school teach- who cannot he heard singing rtxiuld O e n e ro f^ tu r e rL r o . them. for much. But this onx kxy is nxxdxd so badly, thx wholx Now I have ample backing er, while over 2,000 of the 2, softly, and I repeat softly. In E asts second club should General Fe res Cxrrp. “’They used crankcase oil to Ft. Wood, where he will be as (^11 Beneficial and apply for holiday cash $16.75 $300 signed as a company com works is foulxd up on account of it. — to do your shopping, to pay your bills, f . p for some of the things of which 700 respondents had e taxi driv- an auditorium seating 4,000 or throw on the fire when planes Area Weather FREE 26.58 500 went over,” Dutch Hotter, Stev mander. to enjoy the holidays! You pick the terms- 36.41 700 I have been, long aware, yet er’s occupation ooirectly listed, so will nevep get on the operatic fk-njo iZlIfiril Before entering the service, In your homx, your work, your church, your club, you . . . you pick the payments . . . at Bene lacking any proof other than Apparently this test impress- stage. Incidentally, the listeners vtaiai kjaiawv-ca ens County sheriff, said. “One. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — arx only onx pxrson. But you arx a kxy pxrson. You arx just 51.16 1000 of the planes was so close Mrs. Another night of wintry, frig;ld Lt. McNally was employed by DELIVERY ficial, where you get that BIG O.K.,^for iiiiii ## iiAV p' i my own observances, I have ed Harvard, where a similar in the last rows of the top bal- as important, as this kxy on thx typxwritxr. Any tlmx you cash fast! Call up and see! *On 24 month plan. hesitated to comment on them test was run. Harvard broad- conies are usually the most Brown could tell what color it air was experienced over Con W.G. McNally & Son, Iric. of FORGET... Manchester. He is a .1963 Man Your order for drug needs think diffxrxntly, you can foul things up just likx this onx since I had no absolute proof, cast the voices of 18 speakers critical of performances. They was. It was maroon.” necticut with low readings quite BENEFICIAL FINANCE SYSTEM • 1700 OFFICES COAST-TOGOAS# Everybody knows that voices, with resiilts that were even more have to hear, or else, Oregon Police Quell Mrs. Brown climbed to the top similar to those of Sunday morn chester High School graduate. and cosmetics-wUl be taken kxy doxs. of the mountain and spotted the ing. caro of immediately. whether singing or speaking, impressi've than those achieved I don’t maintain that every- Edmund Burke puts it anothxr way — “All that is .1 flashing yellow light of a snow Temperatures ranged from 3 produce a good chance of some Loans$20to$1000-Loantllfe-1nsuTedat1owc(»t can be irritating or sthnulat- in Vienna. More than 60 per one should be able tojli> as well, nxcxssary for thx forexs of xvil to win in thx world is for Ing, but there is much more to cent of the listeners estimated denied intensive trailing. I do plow on the highway below, but degrees at Canaan to 19 at freezing rain or freezing drizzle. Beneflciol Finance Co. of Manchester Attempted Jail Break xnough good mxn to do nothing.” our reactions to vocal soimds ages correctly within one year maintain that there should be attempts to signal the snowplow Bridgeport early this morning. This would cause slippery con 836 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER ^ j DOUBLE than this; ergo my recommen- when the speakers were under considerable more training than ‘ PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — They grabbed the medical crew with fires were also in At Bradley International Airport ditions during the night and ear (B sd d o jn iu WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE Ph: 6434156 • (Over So. New England Tel. Business Office go about eight miles. here the lowestf- was . 767 MAIN ST.--64S-6S21 dation for “elocution” lessons. 40. As in the Vienna experiment, we get in public school educa- Police put down an attempted deputy, Pa)^ Sarriugarte, about 1 1 ly morning hours. ’Tuesday will 142 E. Cxntxr Strxxt 649-7196 I have long known Quit I can estimates were a bit low for tion anywhere. inii hrenV jifter several nriaon. *’* escaped. ’The prison- “We had a thermos of coffee The high pressure system show improvement with partial Prescription Pharmacy. estimate a singer’s age quite older speakers. Again, there waa _____ — ^ a ♦ t medical kit contain- and we heated that over and which caused the cold spell was clearing and milder tempera accurately from the sound of marked ability to classify occu- stabbed one guard and took bartiiturates and amphe- over,” Mrs. Brown said. “We centered almost directly over tures. his or her voice, and on occa- patlons; - AcfrP ^^ S / l f t ft others hostage at Multno- tamines. The second is a stimu- had beans and more bean.s. Also Connecticut early today. It will Five Day Forecast TOP VALUE Sion 1 have not hesitated to use Even more remarkable were ^ *'7 ^ 7 mah County’s high-security lant, the first a depressant sardines, jieanuts and caramels. pass off the East Coast during Temperatures over Connecti my estimate in a critical man- the rqsults achieved in asking C'lil'UyptJ J i v U n n R°cl*y Butte Jail Sunday night Guard Jeffery Goetz, 22, a We also had tea bags and made the day. As it does a change in cut Tuesday through Saturday ner. For example, some sea- the listeners to decide whether inmates were seized aft- c""® to investigate the tea by melting snow in a cookie weather will take place. Condi are expected to average above eons back the Connecticut Op-, each speaker was, "moody,” F / f i s IMpninaiti^ .n o > TENDER responded to a false alarm. most of the prisoners sat TASTY lb Firemen oped to the 80-otory to toe far comers of their /• BEEF LIVER r / Salon Xerox Corp. bullddag, now un- ®®'“ - sheriff said, STANLEY WARNER 525 MAIN STREET . MANCHESTER der confirtiuctton in downtown William ARMOUR “STAR** Rochester, after receiving a call 7 °” ^ ® ’ 51. “ntocked a third- m Call 643-2330 that flames bed been spotted on ^ ‘“’'® “ Prisoner to TATE the 28th floor. dispensary. The man Shown at 6:30 - 0 P .^ Famous Brand , Ohe building’s electrictty waa ® scissors blade to Btor- VACUUM PACK tomed off and the elevators P*!*®’ grabbed his keys CHMDONHESnill BACON lb C O L D W A V E were Inoperative, so they began released several others. hauling hoees eind other fire- ______fighting equipinent up the stair RaMRIHSOII case tai four-degree-obove-zero CHRISTMAS IS THE PERFECT TIME ’ 9 . 9 8 weather. They eventually found the CINEMP ( . .'r, .ufi .P IA 1,1 lltflf 1 C L A I R O L ^ source of the flames — a con GOVERNOR ST. EXIT TO MAIN ST. TO GIVE A BIRTHSTONE RING NAVEL ORANGES trolled kerosene fire beirig used ^EXCEPT JONES and PRESNELL PHOTOGRAPHS Hair Cobring to dry concrete. .U - • CALIF. LARGE AND FAIR TRADE ITEMS ’ ’ 5 . 7 5 Decisitm Reversed ^ SEEDLESS DOZ. F b e c i o u s g e m s in t h e l o v e l i e s t o f d e s i g n s - BRIDGEPORT (AP) —Union. 69 employes of the Remington --.DIANE CILENTO ON ALL PURCHASES OVER 50c HAIR CONDITION Arms Co. have accepted a con plus "One Spy Too Many’' CINEMASCOPE. Color b,O .U ^ Crisp, Juicy McIntosh Apples tract they bad rejected last “Charge It”—no money down,Months to pay. Because you Ure very important Treatment and Set week. ,1.1 ) / Members of the Industrial customers we are s-t-r-e-t-c-h-i-n-g our shopping hours especially f^r yo)u. Shop Machine and Office Workers Un Grants and saye^0% on all your purchases. For Christmas, come ei^rly, shop Florida Juicy Oranges ’ 5 . 0 0 ion voted 1,026 to 210 Sunday to Nol ivifli my wife, accept the same pact they had leisurely . ^ . Avoid the crowds. Choose from p ^ assortments, everything is FROSTING turned down the week before. 10% off, Tuesday, Deewnber 6, 1966, from 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. SeedlesT Grapefruit lbs. The one-year contract includes - ■ "one of the largest increases Yoirdoii’d ^ ^ CALIF. SOLID ICEBERG - _ " ■ 1 ’ 1 5 . ^ ever granted” by Remington ■ JEV bELERS—silversmiths SIN CE 7SCO Mon., Tues,, Wed., Arms, a union spokesman said. LARGE Wage increases range from 10 Grants Stores Jtre Open Every Nite till Chri^mas Thors. tUl 4 PJd. to 16 cents an hour for most < HEADS workers, said-the union spokes ' / j DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AT 958 MAIN STREET • ‘ LETTUCE FOR Specials Not Honored I^i^thont man, and those workers whose DOWNTOWN 2 pay scale was $2.70 hourly win <*Valaable Conpon” Abovo receive an additional S to 10 Alee: Mew Haven, ford, Bridgeport, Wa'terburyj Meriden, New Britain, Briatol,'^ Torrlngton. Middletown, ProvIdenOo, Pawtuchat . centa an hour. W. T. C R A U m ^ 1 ^ .7
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• a g e J t ) U B JlANCHESTER EVENlilG HISRALD, MANCHESTER GONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 6,^1968 score In Friday night’* dupli sChedueld for next Friday at A n d ovtr 7:80 p.m. in the social room unteer Firemen'a Cairlsbnas pro- lectlona lUduded ThaoksgM ng i First Political Address cate bridge eSsaton, sponsored of the church. Everyone inter You're Smnrt to Sturt Coliinibia n gram at a pisrty to be held Sa friendless patients at ONE o r THE OLDEST PAINT FAMIUBS gests she is destined for bigger ifll^clothlng for residents of the %> make an appearance on the a sombrero. John Pe- ^ehpsea at Porter School, accord- The program includes a film, IN CONNECTICUT committee. She is first deputy central committee headed ers. flour, salt, pepper, paprika and the hmipltal. Money to purchase things after Mao dies. Matrifi^d Training School. Thfey ^lementary school grounds, aiid true officated. TO CHRISTMAS ing to Russell Elliot, music su- "The Parable," or "The Man some of these extras the state The New China News Agency chairman of the party’s^?»atlon- Chairman Mao,’’ words u s^ by Another evening of play is dry mustard. perviaor at the school. Who Dared to Be Different," a sold 24 pajrs of the Flame of an annual concert wUl bo.given. . The game, an annual event, cannot hirnish is most wel reported today that Mao’s wife, wide cultural purge ■ committee, the young Red Guards inrecent Elliott will hold half-hour film made by the Protestant As army adviser, she will re- posters attacking Uu a ^ Teng. Hope candlelKmade at the same, MANCHESTER at the high school gym. the benefit of READ OUR ADS come." Chlang Clring gave her first ma school. Lately, women have • _ . ____ the Bolton Bducation Associa- classes Saturdays at a small fee Council of Churches and shown port directly to Defense Minis- A succession of speakers paid Collection centers are at jor political address on Nov. 28 been baking for tlka^Christmas < ^ta ' tlup latan cussion, liturgy,' supper, ques- wiU be the highlight o f the V d - tlon boic and entertainmmt. All Highway Mishap those who helped make the fair . BREASTS a success, both ^ ero end srtt ^ Brings Arrest (LIMIT 5 LBS. PER FAMILT) HOUSEHOUmNANC^^ 8145 tor non-pansh- GIFTS FOB ALL (We Rewrve Bight To Limit Quantity) 3PTA tiw su iy . onerB. A Massamhusetts man waa HEATING PADS IMBdogs Ttomiee nusolty Father Cronin says that re- arrested on three charges Sat MA8SAOER8 MANCHimR SHOmiM BABKAM HAIR DRYERS Bolton BoUdogs trounced toe ^ caused urday night after toe car he HIGHLAND PARK MARKET feculty 71-18 tn a benefit bas- damage in toe millions of dol- 382 Middle Tumpikb West was driving forced a car driven 817 HIGHLAND STREET—PHONE 648-4278 kstbaR gams Friday night that lars. He says that toe U.S. ARTHUR DRUB 2nd Floor-PHONE: 643-9536 played to a capacity crowd in bishops have sent $100,000 to by a Manchester woman into a AU HFC Office* WUl Be Open Sat. Momlnga Until Ohriatiaas the bigb school gym. Italy and hopes that individuals guard rail on toe Wilbur Cross Charles Bannon, business will make further contribu- Highway. education teacher, led the staff tions. These may be sent to toe No Injuries were reported. with eight points to his credit, Italian Flood Relief Committee The man, Mohammed S. Bly, SMILING V SERVICE-, foUawed by gnidaaoe man Lon o f Connectisut, P.O. Box 5473, 32, o f Rqxfoury, was charged at Morgan with seven. The three Hamden, 8 :45 with reckless driving, evad remaining points were scored Plano Recital Held ing responsibility and intoxica - > b y Roger Tltas o f toidustrtal jjiss Tina Pesola of Hebron tion. A passenger, Andrew S. Johnson, was also charged' with Rd., a senior at Hartt College, m a i n s t r e e t — MANCHESTER Oo-osptate Art dartre led his p]ayod selections by Debussy Intoxication. team with 20 points. Craig ^nd Scarlatti for the benefit of State police In Stafford Pepin arored 13, and Roger gtujents at a piano workshop Springs said Bly's car struck a car driven by Katherine S. Pel- , 4, held by Mrs. Carolyn Hutchin- The famnty played in ^ w t g'turday at her home on lerln of 45 Lawton Rd. Both this year, Its costumes discard* cars were traveling east^ police •d beforo the starting whlstlst Shoddy Mill Rd. said. Bly waa stopped by police except for Ernest Stokes, whs Students discussed listening to after ho fled the scene. en s Night has added a. goatee to hts semi- different styles of music, and French dlsgnlse, played pieces from memory. MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER ^ Robin and B a & a n be- Students participating were Tony IBVdeetta and Mike Donna Maus, Paula Hoffman, s CandolpM, who had apparently Jean Guimond, Pamela Con- h r " ooacbed their boys so well that over, Leslie Dutton, Dale Swett, y Give her a lacy luxury they eenidnfi break through Maureen and Janet Gordon, GLOBE 3 (hb tight guarding to shoot Kathy Balon, Jim Migneco, Faculty trailed behind by only ______^ Travel Service - four potato ait the end of the Great Tradition 905 MAIN STREET Hast quarter, when toe score in fresh, fashiony colors was 10 to 6. Half-time score was 6 4 3 -2 1 6 5 29-11, Bind third quarter, 45-16, MARLOVrS "First for Everything!" Authorized agent in Man- prsvling that youth had a bit mere sbamlnai on ita side. 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\ -■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5; 1966 PAGE SEVRW^ ' fA G E s a MANCHESTfcR EVENING HERALD, MANCHtStBR, COIW., MONDAY, DECEMBER 5; 1966 Refreshments, including coffee will eplebrato its first aimiver- four-year period. Me will take ating a motor vehicle while-his H«lpf Y«li Ov«rc»iM ~1' Rear End Crash license Is under suspension. South Windsor add pizza, will be aerved .by aary Dec. 14 with a dinner for his basic training at'the Great I Drtxft Deferment I2th Circuit Hospital Notes" Q q | | ^ RifflltS V iolated, PertlU’a. members to be held at St. Mar* Lakee, Illtnqia Nasrial Training State Police in Hartford said FALSETEETH 4'injured Visitingflslting hours are 2 z to 5s p.myp.m.^ Brings Arrest his car, traveling^ at a fast Obituary TuTjumhann FMnindod to ***** G*‘“**'i ****>• A 1963 graduate of the Sbeth Lo il m h *** W o r r y ' ^eeds Revising, in all areas excepting mater brimr a wtaie glass and Ohriit- A. rafubtr’ meeting will be Windsor High SobooL Bottleello speed, rammed the rear of a car No ibnter M anoeyed or feel tu-st* Court Cases nity where they are 2:M to 4 Town Gets $266,000 Gi*ant A’ 24-yeartold Rockville man driven by^Epharias Marza, 72, MM DeeauM of Mom, wobbly IUm A» Vehicle Supreiiie C ourt R ules mM W ject donaUon. held at 8:16 p.m. and will be fol- attended toe Unlveralty of Con- teeth. FASTiai'H, an Improred. ~~ nnrf Koua Educotor Soy8 p.m. and 7 to & p.m. and private * ^ 4 . K«wd by dumer; Officers will Center.. Bottlcello attended the was arrested on two motor veh of Orchard St., Stafford Springs. alkaUae powder boide platM flrmef o t .Yoonis where they are 10 a.m. icle charges last night after the Both cars were traveling east, ■o they fMl nor# comfortable. Avoid . Harry Kohls, «T, West- MANOMSSTBR SESSION To Build Treatment Plant Boy S _ ^ ? t S 2?5»^1 hol« „ ^ “*® ”*®®‘* OonneoUcut. emberraaiment Muied by Ioom falia biook, formerly of Manchester, (OonUnned from Pa«e One) Slams Pole to S p.m. Visttors are requested (Cohtoued from Page One) BOy BOOUC sroop on* wui w ■«, hfuUea In Aela approaching Howard Johnson’s, The case of Melvin ^hechter, ^ The town will receive a fed- in each elementary bchOol in an"”orgenlsa(lphs Eastern Capitol Region a.m. Masons Meet Dec. It IS ai D&L ♦hl' Ti” V Arinv’ in Oemanv. ^ its aUeged inequi- g. Middle TpKe. as she was Unce to Manchester Memorial Manchester; Mrs. Marguerite Julia Koblect, 67 Oak St.; Jeff- cAmmunltv Center forum Sun- that an additional grant of $26, Woman’s C3ub Meet Tonight Clei^xwin meet tomorrow at 8 Th® Junior confirmation class The Evergreen Lodge of Ma Carlson, 126 Garth Rd.; Wil- rcy Parandes, 34 Margaret Rd.; 000 or 10 per cent of the treat- The South Windsor Woman’s a.m. at St. Peter’s Episcopal will meet at 8:M p.m. tomor- sons will hold ita annual din New Eaay Proven Coqrse In fill Chrisfmas uH Rich^d K ^ls ol west- umted sSTes^rieS^Srus^in® E. Middle Tpke. on a Hospital where they were ad- Ham Crowley, 1136 Sullivan Mrs. Edith Clark, Cromwell; ^ r * ’ ment plant funds will be made Club will meet tonight a t 7:46 Church, Sand Hill Rd. A Com* row. ' ner meeting Deo. 13 at 6:30 BLUEPRINT READING > b ^ k - O' sister Mrs. Otto , /" Saturday evening. mitted. Ave., South W’indsor; Mrs. Todd Webb, RFD 1, Rockville; “l’« happy, P»ud, yeasea, p.m. For The Machine Industry sjleimngsf 0* Manchester; a Leona Fetzer, Mansfield; Bev- Mw. Mary Chapman, 285 Me- surprised and looking to the town upon certification at Peralli’s Restaurant, Sullivan munlon service will be held fol* B ottlee^ In Navy Learn At Home In Spare Bring the children to ^ t h ^ H u g o KOhls of ,Man- J turnpike when the a . Miller, of 195 Spruce St.; of certain requirements by the Avenue Shopping Center. " lowed by a breakfast. Paul J. Botncello, Jr., son of erly Jenkins, 268 Hackmatack Keo St. **“ •’“f" ' ^Manchester Evening Her- Time, Information lFY«e visit jolly Santa . . . and Sster, and^ grandchildren. serri^s °«urred at 7:52 p.m. susan OBrien, 18, of 207 W. ,, St.; Raymond Miller. 195 Spruce Also, Mrs. Dorothy Dussault, and also to receiving the 42,000 Department of Housing and Ur- xhe program will Include a Knights Mark F&st Year Mr. and Mra. Paul J. Bottlcello, ^ ^ Technical Drawing Institute Private fuperai services will j Schechter’s case was con- center St.; Donna Coles, 16. ^radford Bachrach photo g j . Pateill, 6 Dartmouth 350 E. Middle TjAe.; Mm. Joan back pay the State of Georgia ban Development. ^Ine tasting demonstration The Father Rosenberger 668 Foster St., Wapplng has South Windsor Correspond P.O. Box 440 receive free Santa bal 207 vy. Center St.; and Rd.; Mrs. Diane ^upinski. Ware- Roles, 40 Olcott St.; Mrs. Ida owes me.” v- -.i The announcement of this courtesy of House of Baskin. Council, Knights of Columbus, enlisted In the U.S. Navy for a ent, Ann Lyons, tol. 644-8583. Manchester, Conn. 06040 loons. Funeral Home, 40O Main St. The j^^ren ce, nrau*., irt port. Dcnna Wertfworth, 18, of 9 Engaged house Point; Mrs. Maria Sze-, Wood, Deane Dr., Bolton; Da- Then he ran to board th most recent grant will now re- ' RSv. Joseph Bourret of Ooncor- creased riatlonal interest as a ’ ^ suit In federal aid of some $919, — ------— ------— — — —— — - ■ ..7 . .. ------creased national interest as a oiechno, 17, of mi,, Wentworth is suffering The engagement of Miss Lois ber, 59 Sherwood Circle; Mrs. vid Cassidy, 137 Summit St.; plane. 01dig^ LutheranLAIiincraJi Church^jnuren willw*u ofvi **rvf nrovidinc' thft svstfiiri , * Miao vveiiwwuiwii ao ouagciiun b o Gladvs ToDCliiis 49 Thomas Paul Elmore, W. Bayberry Rd.; in other actions announced to- 000 to the town for the first. fi^ai stage of too sanitary sewer flAate. Burial will be in BlaM ^ unique opportunity to ^^inrtnv* momtor ® fractured right arm and Audrey Young of Manchester Wapplng; Mrs. Victoria Bolton; Mrs, Maureen Otto, day, the Supreme Court . V* t / . r • Cam etery, Tolland Tpke.; East Hartford; Harry Fowler, Said it would examine a New system which will bo located • •••em , . *«• jlTv,ere wiU be no calling hours. sSo,: r,;i'A'ehi b^bX oS;;? ■>' Warren 108 Autumn St.; Mrs. Helen Hill York law permitting electronic in the Ju. 5 industrial area. rnmmmmW X m ”*" ■ * ”? ST.. o' b .5»; u Z m "«'«««»" “■ '■“« w.bh.«rth.. 18 Dival St.; WllUam Wrlgley, eavesdropping when under a The grants represent more !<*• % V ' M* misunderstandings *wf o '■'I"""*' v.hioi. '■'t'"- nn ,h.-- hospital'ibo,pl,.l',------,p.ci.l" , c.r. unll • ‘V “» P‘™ “’iYESTERDAY; » “ ■> “,„M r™ D VES: Bast Hartford; Andrew Rizzo, court order, and will decide if than one-third of toe estimated total construction costa. • Davidson & Leventhal Funerals terpretations.” erating^a m^tor vehlck^ n Young of 15 Hackmatack Margaret Beaucage, 860 :^ s t HarUord; HassM ^ le y . the legislation Is consUtutlonal. m . . . areas, a hospital spokesman St. Lydall St.; Paul Carbone Jr., 522 6 High Ridge Rd., Rockville; Agreed to hear three reap- Mayor James ’Throwe ex Manchester Parkade 4 . lipense under suspension, op- pressed his appreciation of the U» erating an unregistered motor said today. Her fiance is a son of Mr. Wetherell St.; Joseph Oataldi, S3 Mrs. Aftn ColUer and daughter, porUonment cases in which { Richard H. McLagan The four were listed in sat- and Mrs. Joseph Heckart of McKinley St.; Harold Clough, 88 281 Center St.; Mrs. Esther Bar- groups seek to extend the "one- cooperation of both state and Open Every Night >Tl e largely attended funeral IUIIS 9 ^ 0 3 1 vehicle and improper use of Istactory condition. Middletown. E. Center St.; Donna Coles, 207 ry and son, Thompsonville; man-one-vote" doctrine to coun- federal agencies in processing of* Richard H. McLagan of 65 the grant applications, of the put outran alarm Police reported the mishap Young is a 1964 grad- W. Center St.; Joan Crocker, Mrs. Maureen Curry and son, ty governing and school boards. O ^ord St. was held this morn Reported Stolen w W crhU “l ^ n ta k « from °ccurred shortly after 9 p.m: uate of Manchester High School. Coventry; Mrs. Joan D’Amour, Coventry; MrsX Carol Ohappel Agreed to review a decision town. tilJ 9:30 till Christmas ing at North Methodist Church. nnrt thav accident was un- and is attending Peter Bent Andover; Mrs. Nellie Ellis. 67 and son. 160 Pine Knob Dr„ barring racial discrimination in Noting the llaieon work in TK*.Tnie Rev.Rev Earle RR. Custer, pas- ^ teen-agers’s higli school chorches Motors, and they der investigation. ^ Brigham Hospital, Boston. Mr. Arnott Rd.; Mrs. Donna Farley, Wapplng; Mrs. Chirleeit Knapp rentals or sales of privately Washington by Sen. Riblcoff and toT officiated James McKay ^ valued chased the car to Vernon Circle, Police investigated nine Other Heckart is a 1964 graduate of 101 South St., Rockville; John and son, WlUImantlc.\^ owned real estate in California. his staff. Mayor Throwe com mended the state water resourc E4st Cemetery. diirine-the na.st few dava « fh- few days in which a.Manchest- , . iggg ^i-aduate of ville; Joan Grous. French Rd., tha Hoppe, Mansfield; \M rs. es commission for "toe speed Bearers were Edward R. rrue rinc and ca^w ere stolen Tan mail suffered Jac* cuts, three Wentworth I n ^ u te Boston Bolton; Mary Hickey, 65 San- Mary Moulton, Stafford Springs; and efficiency with which they 5 Wterzbickl, WUlis M. Ener, Ar- persons, were arrested, and an- d e s i^ lord Rd. ; John Hutton, 28 Ben- Mrs. Agnes Arey, Pleasant V iV Romney Aide processed the town’s applica b t '"i'.rlfXrb'’in lieu of $3,000 bond. issOed a written warning. “»nd Tji .Ijwlne My«,n m Dr.. M „. a « . Q w , tion tor funds. ’This cooperat'em D & L's g iff handbags are the finest Christmas ornaments ti^n n have' W.. Morrissette, '22, of Army at Colorado Springs" Scott Dr.; Mrs. Jeannine Le 368 Oakland St.; Gary Meach Cancels Trip allowed us to take advantage ' tween 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Sun- $1,500. Oiechno asked to have ^ ^ Colorado springs. ’Hartford. em. 18 William St.; Mrs. Jeanne of the construction program al P 'H o te.4 Fub.r.1 H»n.. wbl,. St. jMbb' .tbd.nt, j,,. b.ll con.olld.lrf with b.ll ------Lionel Lessard, 169 Ly- Sat’.a and daughter, 207 Buck- (Continued from Page One) ready underway.” dot MM. St., wdd b, c h „ d . ot r . " ! : « « « h<«pu. , « Council Meets Wednesday School students wore practicing pearance in Superior Court on -n >1 V* ^ ' Patricia Muldoon, 150 laud Rd-, Wapplng; Mrs. Judith i^ms Republicans face in Con- We show just six elegant arj-angements. a result of a two-car collision Building Costs EWridge St.; Gary Mullen, 179 Yoimg J o n Mf V ero^ ^ The town council will meet basketball upstairs in the gyin- a charge of the theft of a safe Saturday on New State Rd. naslum. from Iona Mfg. Co. some a Oakland St.; Mrs. Edith McCar- Apts., Rockville, Mrs. Sara ® Wednesday night at 8 p.m. at examplee from a wide and ’ Wayland K. Straughan ^ Police said his car was in Down in Month thy, 63 Bissell St.; Judith No- Ohaison and daughter, 15 Sum- the high school. Items of un wonderful assortment . . . vv V V Police said a thief entered the months ago. collision with one driven by mlt St. relationship wlUi the Republican finished business to" come be Fiuieral services for Wayland school by a rear door leading Judge Stanley Yesukiewicz vak, Amston; J. Harry O’Brien, k 1 Straughan of Keeney Dr., Frederick L. AndijeoU, 63, of Taxable construction 31 McGuire Lane; ■ Mrs. Susan governors.” \ fore the council Include: to the locker rooms and stole said the bond could not be con- Eart'^HaiWord for A. The soft dress look in Belton, formerly of Manches- about $18 in cash from Assump- solidated since the Superior B.31 naiuuiu. ...vi«u AT— uO'Brien, urien, 2 207U( W.w. AjemerCenter o;.;St Jo- Romney said h^did not ex Appointment of a member to were held Saturday after ^;ouri maTier ana uie uircuic Goguen, 18. of New ^Woh Alancl^ter bmldlng per- pastore, 54 Margaret Rd.; Lint Smoulders pect dlscussim of 'a possible the jury committee; appoint black peau de soi with .do. .. b,. M„y, Epuoop.. “l l“ S:;'.T„de.*r‘ Court Ta tte r c L T nm be Britain was charged at, 3:30 mlto were issued last month Pearson, 162 Center St.; . - ^ . ^o'h.ijnee to ment of a member of the pub jeweled cameo on an Church. The Rev. George F. AMO otoleo WM a boy'a Baat proupedrrouDed under under one one bond. Olech- ^ ...... Saturday duta.ee with failure apart to showed a 66 per cent drop from Leslie Stairs, Glastonbury; Scott In Clothes Dryer “ r, imoro meet- lic building commission: re tique gold frame. $ 0 N^trand, rector, officiated. Ive a proper distance aj{>art. the. totals of the corresponding Warren, 35 Hillside Ave., Ver» quest to petition the Metropoli Catholic High School ring. no then asked to waive prob- ___ .fPAe.'^t,, Firemen of the 8th District Ing. Sjtdney MacAlplne was organist. m e maroon coat, vaiuea ai »iu.<= - - — — - *** c T te r according to a -nan; Roger West, Stafford *to I" response to a question, H^e tan District Commission for ap proximately 900 feet of water B. Double handle swagger Burial"to - was------in Easton Cemetery. r T fH’ n George's est charges, but Judge Ye- c h T T s ^ T h f o t h e r car %Ts issued by Thomas .Mona- Tod^\vhitoev ’i S extin^ish a fire in an elrotrio governor told newsmen he w V bag in soft, crushable Rearers were Charles ^ th ro p Dance Hall at 65 Tolland Tpke. sukiewlcz said he should con- G hur^ Sts. The chief building inspector. clothM dryer in the basement " n o t Interested” in becoming service to the new sanitary Jr,Jr:, Robert Lathrop, J. Pat- Saturday night. suit his-attorney first. The case driven by PaWcia R, S ^ e of ^ estimated buildW costs ^very St.; Edmund Wrubel, cio^“ ^ y « ^ " ^ chairman of the RepubUcan treatment plant. Cabretta leather by riik Connolly, Connolly. LconaroLeonard kjock Bjork-- The coat is owned bybv Terry was then continued to Dec. 19 f ° 5 ;f ^ e h e lte r cJc u it new construction in Novem- Bolton Lake Hote^ Bolton; T h ^ flro l srnoufder'mg lint in governors conference. Items of new business include; Tammy Brooke. Black, m^n and W. David Keith Jr. Richter, 16, of 30 Duval St. In Manchester. . y. ber 1966 was $365,824. compar- Chester .jawa.icn. Hartrora. dryer, was re- Asked if he knew who had re- Discussion of the proposal of or fawn green. the Capitol Region Planning The Holmes Funeral 'e. , The boy’s father told police Franklin J. Chamberlain Jr., GonrtGuy 12 U. Dec. Mullen. 19. 27. of 4 Hud- *1.082,035 iri November nerted at 12:50 p.m. and was leased a controversial letter he 401) Main St., was in c 5f the coat was taken sometime 17, of West Willington, was 1965. Agency for a double town as- between 9:30 and 11:30 p.m. given four months in jail for Bt. was charg^ at 9 p.m. ?rTirea "T ii,asier aster 'j jr., r " loo l ^ T rrospeci r o s S t ^____ at 12:57. Only___ the lint was wrote Dec. 21. 1964, to rnndirtatedefeated seasment for 1967-68 for n)®m- C. Little casual bag im sirangements. B The entire differential ibbTceii ».uM AA.uv, ------—...... - — J—■ — ,..uh moirirnr an im- uB enure aiucreiiuai waa • burned The firemen spent the GOP presidential candidate \ ber towns; acceptance of right- ported from Spain. Nat Re^stratton plates on a car violation of probation. He was ^ ^ Police*^ reported reflected in four large ..building fp^TH s'YESTERDAY- A n e x t 10 minutes checking out Barry Goldwater, outlining his ural brushed suede with ownedimaepart-'i5 -Q;:,^^jd g t” ’The caV'was probation office said Chamber- >n Manchester Circuit Court 12 ^ck«*TrL^fOT Mrs.’ Robert Osolin, Deep- He wes referring to removal Republican national ticket be- velopment for. a grant under bench made! Good luck the back plate, so that imt, cause a "j luthern rural-white -■ .J ill ment and co-sponsored by the parked on the north side of the lainlain had had not not been been reporting reporting for Jan. 9. a factory addition. ’’ wood Dr., Vernon. of was part of its public law 89-117 for improve hoi*seshbe clasp. ^ $ l ' f Chamber of Commerce will .of- house when the theft took probation, and that the youth’s An 83-year-old motorist,^ = remiM »he iiron in ron- DISCHARGED SATURDAY; which accumulates near the mo- orientation’ ments In the Avery Heights parents, concurred with any jail James C. Robinson, of 14 Green- As a result of the drop in cot Diane, Dino and Donna De tor and wiring, can be cleaned. campaign strate^. fiqially open Saturday a t 1 p.mi place, she told police. Brook area; discussion and con E. Oversize, extra roomy SThe Workshop is located in ------sentence which riiay be im- Wl! St., was charged at 11:49 struction permits last mOTth, peUegrini, Stafford Springs; sideration of a date for the sale thp lodge at Center Springs posed. a.m. Saturday with failure to th® mrorne from fees'also d r ^ Henrietta Binks, 230 of a bond issue for the EJll Terry casual by Mr. Leather A bond of $500 was set in the grant the right of way. ed —$2,399 last month agafnst -wo^dbridge St.: Richard Cough- . . . perfect for travel 1 Pdrk. Santa Claus will be Two Contracts $4,330 a year ago. School additloh and the\high aviailable to talk to the children case of Wilmot Foss, 36, of He was arrested, police said, lin, Coventry; Mrs. Sylvia Law school addition. ^ Seaton leather in black, Ellington who ischarged with after the car he was driving Permits were issued IdSt rence, 359 Benedict Dr., Wap- at* the lodge on the following Let by Town month for 4 single-family dwel Snow Fencing Installed Espresso or Haystack. sciiedule: attempted incest. He was ar- hit another driven by 16-year- ping; Catherine La^ipen, 66 Some two miles of snow fenc The Town of Manchester has «^ted in Stafford by State Po- old Steven Spencer, of Glaston- lings, 1 two-family dwell'ng, $20 Saturday and Sundays from 3 garages, 10 signs, 2 fences. Baldwin Rd.; Mrs. Marguerite ing has been Installed along 1 ito 5 p.m. and on weekdays awarded two construction. con- lice over the weekend. The case bury. o ‘ • ostby. Andover; Mrs. Doris Police said the mishap occurr 3 tool sheds, and 45 alterations __ _ ro a ^ where drifting snow has F. Very tailored slim from 4 to 8 p.m. tracts-one of $28,850 : to the continued to Rockville for Calvert. Ellington; Albert Blsi. presented a problem in toe J^*C’ 20. ed on E. Center St. Bobinson an4 Glastonbury; John McCollum, satchel in black . calf The Workshop will be open jdordway Construction Go. ot itonbury; Johr past. from Saturday for pine straight Glastonbury, for relocatmg the Muhammed Bey of Roxbury, is, scheduled to appear in Man- Yne tivo largest permits wen. 58 t Lockwood e.St.; . at Mrs.-t at Manr«4 . with narrow golden Mass., pleaded gpiilty to charg- Chester Circuit Court Dec. 19. B. Qu.sh Funeral The town also has 11 plow da^s, closing at 5 p.m., Sunday, Center—Olcott Sts. sewage Heinz, Andover; Gary Court- trucks and eight automatic frame. Roomy yet rien im MBJlL&'S C1V6S W i l l D6 OR . g mm mmm a CS Of IntOXlCfttlOn, r6CKl688 ■ A Wttltcn WEmln? fof f£LilUl*6 Hom6 for & new $76,000 bui d HfirtI Dec. 18. Santa's elves will be on * ------East Hartfrod; Andree Sanders plus a large quantity dressy, too. $20 S S d u riS toe TsRtog ^ r S a T T n "o ° S c h e s ” to drive to the righf on a cur^•e ^ A ^/,V ^® o^“ dTuOT Butler Coventr?. only of sand and salt In preparation tmadd7 to ' toe \ atmosphere , V 1 J of toe .• vcr, lor an aauiuon p„^er T n d '‘a'"' coTna^ln Tm ‘rS a r i e f S L f i f ' S a_$10O000^ i o n . for toe winter season. workshop. A^ large ^ backdrop of chlorinaUon Plant, 5130* find fll COmpftnion p.ni, to C*nflries August, 73» OC ct • Arthur Hnm Anrtov#»r* In addition to town-owned toys have been donated by AT A A ..u .V "'ere arrested over the week- 323 Vernon Ave., Rockville. BOYD STILL SERVING roventrv- equipment, two privately owned V...... - i r i o u s merchants of the to i? t T " Tolland after Police said the ®ar he whs WESTBORT (AP)-Stoto Rep. Mrs! Ann Jyikka 11 Durani Chamber of Commerce and toe J,"® naruora r-iecmc ^ j,,t. a„d run accident. Bey’s driving collided on Oakland St. /pim Boyd of Westport will con- o, . Wesinh^i 30 trucks will be on standby status throughout toe winter. Snow (D&L Handbag*—MaochMter Parkade) rooms„ L _ . will be------gaily- - decorated------.... Light Bight Co.v/j . will *th* pay yaj the me entire „„,v.n«ninn companion, Andrewaauuicw Jackson, uaenaun, with Tvim another 'hw'omm m d • Inc. ing room technicians. ,, ' . Church. HABTFOItl^c N A l ^ I O N A L 'UoncliM^r Tork^) H m. • H iin i Your Ford Dealer _ Hose Co. 1, Town Fire De- Wheh you are freezing sum- ivNMi inmY eom to ymut am Hokm / partment, will meet tomorrow mer*z fresh fruit for later use, 319 l ^ n St., Manchester Y • 4 X • Member of National Aseociatlon Mmt*rMUL Of OoMBOtolofY Behoola at 8 pm. at the Rre station on parage and freeze toe fruit as 'i 643-2145; McKee St. ' ' , soon os 1^ is prepared. I’ I ! ■ -I 1'.-. A-,", 1."' , r N / } .1.
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EVENING HE£UiLp. l^ G ^ T E B . CONH,.. ^/.DECEMBER 6, 1066 ’ —f- PAG8 n W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1 ^ PAGE EIGHT weeks. The strategy worked, guard the public interest, and to emor’e Reoognitioh dinner. Con- Inside accoimtihg.for a big gwltoh to Open Forum prevent raids n the group who Is pushing its ac ot them are teetering on the D’AfMirea of Waterbury, R. i. Re c u u s Pabllshersy ( 8) Mike DMsIas ’ - (18) SubacrlpUoB-TV / wero panlekad by polls ' that may ndt'be so irrevocably com quisition on behalf of the Man verge of giving in. Anne R. Ooratover of <3uUfoM, we .noticed, of that non-commercial (13) Merv Orlirin (12) QUligan's Island '(C) 4434)577 ]r\)uiidod October 1» 1881 mitted^ to Richard Nixon as is chester Ciommuntty College. E. D. Collins education: WNHOTV of commercial to which educational tele , (18) Alfred Hitchcock ( 8-40) Iron Horse (C) showed Roosevelt also cutting Haven, communications; aitg •puWtahed Ev«iy (30) America's Problems (34) 3 of Our Children generally thought. Thia subject has be4pi batted fcd Holiday*. Entered a t Post Office ■7 (3U) Cartoons (3« French CSief Into elements of the New York back and forth 'with some heat the Durham Conseirvation Ckxm- vision has been trending lately — the . (40) Addama Family (30-38-80) I Dream of Jeannle At the head table at the Kirk DR. MALONE HONORED Siki City Jewish vote that never for quite a few months now, mission, organization. IBatter. ’ ______friendly little announcement that—to (:16 (34) Friendly Otant (C) dinner was l PayaMa to Advaace (30) This IS the Aniwer ( 8-40) Rat Patrol (C) might end up (n Rockefeller’s chairman from Oyster Bay, ter Task Force has been named * One Year ...... (34) What's New? (34)___ Antique!A ■ with perhaps One final word: . Six Month* ...... I l gO following presentation of’^he follow (30-80) Roger Miller (C) corner. N.Y. In the audience were some State ConservaiUoniet of the.^ i:4S (23) Marshal DUkm ’The new.Boiud o f Directors, Three M onth*...... ing football game Is made possible In • :00 ( 3^) News. Bp^s, Weather (32) Mt. (Aimbing S ~ p e c ia l An O’Connor win would be of HalT8 key political opera-^ Year. m One Month ,e»«»>a»>»a»*#a« i»cci (18) Merv Griffin 9:00 (34) NET Journal wKh a Republican majority, can (M) Opinion In the Capitol ( 3) Andy Griffith (C) the worst of all possible worlds tives. Indeed, though it was not Dr. Thomas F. Malone of “ ■ m e m b e r OF part by a grant from the Royal Pig- now prove that the Manchester e (30) Seahunt (10-20-22-30) Road West (C) for the Uberals. It would show publicized. Hall played > a ma THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . . . (30) Your Health ( 8-40) Felony Squad (C) Republican Parly meant what West Hailford received the hon H e Associated Pres* Is exclusively entlO^ skin Converter Corp.’’ that a Democrat could win In jor behlnd-thi-scenes’ role in to* the use of republlcatlon of aR news dls- • :18 (33) News. SporU 9:30 ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) it said When It promised to orary title Saturday at the Gov- (40) Cheyenne ( 3-12) A Family Affair (C) New York without Liberal sup Kirk’s victorious campaign and n^chcs credited to It "hr not ,othei wise cred^ No, this presentation of a football . (10) News, Weather (18) Subscription TV ed In this paper and also the local news pub- port—thereby ending the bVer- imported political technician game was not only completely free of 6:80 ri(V3S.30) HunUey-Brinkley 10:00 (10-30-23-30) Run far Your Life (C) sized Influence o f the small Bob Lee from Denver, Colorado, *AU* riSts ot republlcatlon of apeclal dls- even the educational.«television type of ( 3) Walter Cronklte (C) ( 8) Branded (C) l a ^ e s herein are also reserved.______(30) Social Security ( 8-40) Big Valley (O ' party In the state. Consequent as Kirk’s campaign muiager. TEL 643-5171 commercial. . ( 8 ) Newewlre ((3) ly, a decision was taken by {The Hertdd PrlnUne Confip^y. (24) Art and Man What makes this of national • (12) Newsbeat (12) Jean Arthur (C) Uberal leaders to shift from mes no financial t-efPonf'H'i^y (34) What's New? 10:80 ( 3-13) I’ve Got a Secret (C) interest .is the fact that Hall O F MANCHESTER hphlcal errors appearing It had another Innovation which was 6:4S ( 8) Peter Jennings their own candidate, Roosevelt, and other reading matter In The Manchester 11:00 ( M (C>. 10-20-22-NM0) strongly supports Michigan (3ov. » priceless. , (30) News, Sports. Weather News. Sports. Weather ' to Rockefeller by neglecting the Evening Herald.______■'______T:00 (30) Huntley-Brlnkley (C) (12) Newsbeat George Romney’s bid for the Jewish vote In the final, crit tu ll service client of N. B. A. ( 3) Movie 11:16 (10-20-301 Tonight (C) Republican preeidential nom Your Gift Gallery Publishers Representatives — The Ju^* The seooiid half began about 30 sec (10) Movie (C) (18) Checkmate ical weeks of the campaign. (24) Travel Time (12) Movie ination. It is considered at least wCthews Special ^ en cy — New York. Chi onds after the first half ended. Liberal Insiders even went so cmpo, Detroit and Bo8ton« ( 8) Twfllght Zone 11:20 ( 3-8) Movie possible that he could, help (22-30-40) New*. Sports 11:25 (40) Country Music (C) far as to discreetly pass this e m b e r AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- ’This is, o f course, something’ that can Weather 11:30 (22) Tonight (O swing Kirk, heretofore a rtrong 12:25 (40) M-Squad word to the Rockefeller camp, and NOEL SHOP INS. - T:15 (40) Peter Jennings, News Nixon man, Into ths Romney only be accomplished when a game has ( 8) TBA 1:00 (40) Air Force Film (C) suggesting It would be wise for corner. display advertising d o e ^ hour*. been taped for showing at some later Republicans to concentrate on 935 MAIN STREET - AT WATKINS Ftor Monday — 1 p.m. M day. , ; sen SATDBU^n TV WEini FVm COMPLinV u s t i n o 19M Publishers Newspaper For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monda;^ date. ’Then It becomes a relatively sim the Jewish vote In the lo s in g Syndicate . TELEPHONE 643-5171 fh r Wednesday — 1 ple matter. The producers merely drop Shr Thursday — 1 P’*]!!: Jhr Friday — 1 p.m. Th“ ™ jjy- out the halftime tape, with all the , 11 TV>r Stiurday — 1 P.^n. Priclay. _ '1 ch a in ed deadline: 10:SO a.m e ^ day of marching, counter-marching, story-tell Radio ‘ ►Itcatton except Saturday — 9 *•»>■ ing formations, baton-twirling, high- (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 ■5k kicking and chest-arching that has be Monaay, December 5 minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 1'^ come the great bore of autumn after WDRC—iste 8:06 Pop Concert noons for television and stadium audi S:00 Lone J6hn Wade 9:06 NIehtbeat 11:00 News, Sports, Weather Gliod Use Of Land We Can Spare ence alike. The announcer says that now 8:00 Mike Millard 9:00 Ken Griffin 11:30 (Rher Side of the Day mie original purchaae ,ot the Globa the second half begins. And It begins. 1:06 News. Sign OU WE WILL BE OPEN Hollow tract from Cheney Brothers, for This is on educational television Along Country Roads With Sylriaa Oflani WBCH—918 ’TV (XINNECTS BRANCHES 3. each 6:00 Hartford Highlights STORRS (AP)—A microwave watershed, parit and recreation pur- showing a game that may have been THE FIRST ICE 7:00 News pdses, was voted for a variety o f rea- played a week or so before. 8:00 Gaslight teleVielon system now connects TUES. AND THURS. 13:00 (hiiet Hours the University of Connecticut s(Am. One of the most Influential of But It Is such a pleasurable experi WFOF-1410 with all four of its two-year ence, when one encoimters It, that It 8:00 Jim Meeker Gifts for the man iio M reasons was that some Manches- 10:00 Hotline branch schcMls. TILL 9 P.M. tei- people thought It an Important safe spurs 'Wickedly pleasant thought about H e r a ld 13:00 John Sherman ’The network will enable stu what a small amount o f Imagination WIMF—128t guard for the town’s future If the town ' Yesterdays 6:00 News dents at Stamford, WatSrbury, Itself should control the future destiny might do for commercial football. Inside Report Open Form 6:15 Speak Up Hartford Tbrrington and Hartford branch SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS behind the bar Sleep... a gift 6:00 News off this tract, Instead of allowing It to es to take courses offered only All commercial teleirlsion needs to do ry J g«J on the open real estate market, as b y 23 Years Ago 6:46 Lowell Thomas at the main campus here. Switch on the light in the bane of these Is have actual play of the g;ame start 7:00 The World Tonight The network is designed to glasses when guests are served, each $3 If^would have done if the town hsd fail Ben Cheney, local insurance 7:16 Frank Gifford Be a wonderful guy this Christmas. Giv« half an hour before the production 1s Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak "Blitzkrieg Action” ■ should attend the land-sale pub -allow all four branches, and ed to make the purchase. Some of us agent, announces his candidacy 7:30 Harry Reasoner Liquor-flavored toothpicks in jars .. .$1 them wonderful sleep! All you do is put on the networks. ’Then, when half lic hearing on Dec. 6, at the 7:36 Mike Wallace eventually the new braiKh in diibi’t want this area to be Industrial To the Ekiitor,. ■Verplanck School. They should for the town court post of pro 8:00 News Brass ice-pick-crusher, order Holman-Baker Bench-Made^ Bed- time occurs on the actual field, that la ' WASHINGTON—Among the ’That’s where Congress comes 8:10 Speak Up Hartford SouUieaisteni Connecticut, to ised; some o f us didn’t want It to be At the great risk of being bation officer. dinig now, fo r pre-Christmas delivery. scores of carefree congressional In. If the liberal 89th Congress also keep in mind that the Com 10:06 Comment talk back and forth between bottle opener ...... $2.25 neatly excised from the procedure, and considered one of the Shadow Because o f the possibility of 10:30 Speak Up Hartford filled with low cost housing which would of 1966 was hostile to trading munity College officials thinly- the«nsel\res and the main cam Stainless steel lemon squeezer .. .$1.95 Choose from innerspring mattresses, the network joins the second half of the Junkets between now and Jan. Board which finds fun in baiting sabotage, an increased vigilance 11:30 Barry Farber Show bring more school and other service ex- 1, one leaves Tuesday (Dec. 6) with the Communists, It natur disguised threats of having to 13:00 Comment pus. and box springs from $59.50 to $99.50. game live. various elected officials (Herald go where there is available at all local plants manufactur 13:16 Newa. Sign Off Cocktail'recipe b(x>ks, wood covers $3.50 p ^ e s to the town’s tax rate. to probe the Iron Curtain on a ally follows that the consider “ • Programs will originate not Conqilete Foam Latex outfits to $189. Editorial, Nov. 29), I should ing defense articles is ordered WTic—iieo Set of 6 Portuguese cordial glasses . .$6 If. at that time, or at any time slnc^ ’The bands still march, the twirlers deadly serious mission that ably more conservative 90th land are of no substance. 6:00 Afternoon Edition only from the main campus but like to express my views on the ’They already have 38 acres by federal authorities. 6:00 Newa. Sporta. Weather could have a profound Impact Congress next year may kill the from the branches. , MANCHESTER thp theoretical question had been asked still twirl, the chest archers still arch, Community College quest for 6:35 Americana 391 MAIN STREET on East-West trade prospects. Fiat loan—unless counter-pres as a gift from the town ol 7:30 News of the World Transmission is via six' towers what would be an ideal use for any sec- the fans still stretch and treat their Manchester. Manchester recelv-’ 10 Years Ago On the basis of what these sures develop on Capitol Hill. land. 7:46 Joe Garaglola and other equipment leased fi«n of this tract which wasn’t needed hunger and thirst, the players still gat ed this as a conditional gift from 7:60 Sing Along congressmen see and feel may The four-man congressional Ftrst and foremost, the whole The Board of Dlr^tors vot 7:66 Brinkley Report* from Western Electric. lor recreational, watershed or park pur- their talking to in the dressing rooms, the United States. If a school hinge the fate of President mission may begin such coun acquisition operation smacks es 8-0 to adopt the parking jKtoes, and the suggestion had been and nothing whatsoever is lost, except is not started at the Ste in the 7/St- Johnson’s proposal to permit for ter-pressure if It likes what it more of a blitzkrieg action than authority ordinance. mfule that this would make a fine site stipulated time, the property will a half hour which the home viewer the first Ume the import of sees and hears in Russia about a bona fide, gentlemanly offer 'The Junior Chamber of Com revert to the United States. I for a college of some kind, there would, usually spends frantically looking for U.S. machine tools to the So the F’iat deal. When they return to buy town property. Since the merce and the Recreation De '>tagi|>ve that time Is approxl- we Imagine, have been general and en- some other game on some other chan viet Union. And, In domestic to Washington, Ashlgy’s sub college officials want an indica partment ainnounce that they iffiitely eighteen months of which \thuslastic approval. nel. politics, this congrwsional jour committee ■will open hearings tion of any town action prior ' will again co-sponsor the annual most have elapsed. The Man .That would still be the answer. If ney could be a start toward that could become a sounding to Dec. 8, and the town will not Christmas Lighting Contest for WRAP UP YOUR WARMEST CHRIStMAS WISHES WITH A GIFT PROM chester Community College of Mndtinon-UttiB ine question were being put theoretlcal- tha'wing a generation of Repub board in favor ot liberalized even have its public hearing un the To'wn o f Manchester. ficials are therefore In no po- lyV^And It Is also, we believe, th e ^ n - lican opposition to East-West East-West trade. til Dec. 6, that allows but one Which Way, But Upward? day of reflection by the Board *6ition to demand we sell land gwe^that should be given, with certain trade. ' Partlcifiafly ■Intera^ the of Directors prior to a decision. to them at their price. Quite to qualifications, when the question is Cllng;lng, as this state has done, to F. Michael S. Dukakis of It is certain that you looked Thee and in communion with playing more foresight than our returned home his wife noticed bears Its name, and Is indeed anxious Brookline', has the compulsory feature into a mirror this morning to ’Thy Word and its eternal truths. own. that he had neglected to wear To the Editor, to have the College remain In Manches • but would eliminate the liability prin correct your appearance before Amen. Every Manchester citizen in his cuffs, and she was very For the first time In years ter, the town has no instinct to prove ciple. That is, each individual would be going about business affairs. The Rev,* C. Henry Anderson terested m remembering what much perturbed o'ver this breach there Is some Indication that a particularly hard bargainer with the Insured against Injuries to himself, ra Did you also look into God’s Emanuel Lutheran Church grass and trees looked like of etiquette in visiting a lady the toy nlanufacturers of war state. ther than injuries he causes to others. toys and miniature weapons are But the price the state Is to pay the Whether the system would encourage wsing some of their sales mo recklessness is one question; and other tow n,for the acreage It needs, should mentum. ^ e statement that aspects will have to be weighed care “war toys educate for barbar determined through a process of pro fully, But it promises to reduce court ism” Is not far from the truth fessional appraisal, and It would, natu cost^—hence insurance rates—drastical Fischetti In this era lot violence and rally, considering the change in real ly by eliminating much litigation as to mechanistic murder. estate values since the town purchase who was at fault and, who should pay. JabRihefi Newipeper How many parents would be of the tract, represent a dollars and Prof. Robert E. Keeton of Harvard Law ^ outraged if the toymakers pro-. cents gain for the town. School and Prof. Jeffrey O’Connell of moted “Street Vlol^we Kits” Manchester Copimunlty College was the University of Illinois College of Law for make-believe urban riots, or originally established, ^ Manchester devised the plan. I produced a "Blackboard Jungla **T0P0FTHEIMRK*' enterprise and decision, to be a Man But the failure of the. financial-re- Game!* for frustrated potential school dropouts? Is there any chester Institution, on ia footing which . sponsibility legislation backed by Gov. An expensive coRbfnation of difference in principle and kind meant that its subsidization and auxil ■Volpe in the past session throws a e u n ic PULLOVERS 75% fine wooi and 25% virgin Rohait, when they market war toys, I doubtful light on the chances of any iary support would come from Man baby bombs, napal m kite, and to two-ply 100$ Shetland wools, Beautifui muiti-heatharco1or8,M measure to- end compulsory Insurance chester town budgets. On such a basis, a myriad of guns? h lOOKtolBwools — Improvement or not. That proposal Speannint, Brandyt Teal and If the Institution were to flourish and Connecticut’a House Repre would have required any driver who in SM UflilBWOol, 2S% Mohair, 25% Orion. ^ e s s o k continue and grow, we ourselves would sentative Bernard Orabowsld, had had an accident to show proof of in a recent speech before the eventually have been forced to provide financial responsibility — not necessar HGb bBic shades and exciting heafliertones ./ House, urged “every parent to campus space for It, In which case It ily insurance.. It would also have creat f ■' refrain from buying (especially might well have been our eventual de ed a fund for payment of unsatisfied j I . this Christmastime) those prod- cision to allocate to this InstRution, judgments. And merit rating, affording ducts which may maim the mind free, the very acreage now in question. low premiums, to safe' drivers^ would of a child and produce ■within have been possible. Possibly—oyer the Now this Manchester Community Col the child an emotional exper Absolutely Jh9 0 i’eai9 8 tSw9 Bi9 r Value - for Price and Quality that ANDERSON^UTTLE has avar baap-abla to offart course of his four-year term— the gover^ lege Is '’out of the town budget, and It is ience which may later affect nor, backed by fresh plans like Mr. backed and financed by the resources of his adult life. Christmas. That Dukakis’, will have success with this or the whole state, and we are being ask- day of the year, when we ‘ cele some other less costly, more equitable brate the birth of Christ, the -■'i' to‘sell to the state to r this Institu system than MassachusetU has now. tion land which wo might otherwise Prince of Peace —not the day : I 0 «er%ially have decided to give to it. When lifassachusetts motorists get for celebrating the Wrth of the Ahderson^Uttle We haH land which is in the right word of tfielr ne^ liability rates— they vicar of violence.” should remember that the same sltua- Might we who are parante IN MANCHESTER / plRce, and which can be sp ar^ as a ■Uon probably will be repeated next year. boycott all war toys this Christ •lice off the giant Globe Hollow tract. XBfiuichcater Fuhade) Went BEddle Turnpike-Broad Street And It will go on for as many years as m as? Might this not contribute Vba main thing that remains,' in 'our it takes the Legislature to discard the In soma small liray to a healttw \ Phone 64T-9775 . m f Mtow, Is to see that Um price asked wasteful rell6 of compulsory auto Insure fotiire for our cbildranT •71 state la nettber hnpoaslbly Ugb» nor ance as It operates now. — SPRING- 'Sinoersly, ’ low. ■ I . FIELD XWION Jay R. Stager ■ I. ' /■. , J.’ MANOVEoiER EVEWlWG HERALD, MAI^CHJ^TER, CONNv- MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966 DECEMBER 5, 1966 . ' . , . PAGE TEN i . • i ^NCHESTEK jyVENI^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.^MONDA-^ 'Ytde Co-op’s CrdcUjfown Phi Beta Kappa ‘ ------Sritkl WWkf • JX k t ViPittlgait Birthday Party Indian Boy Dies Suddenly, CuU Shoplifting Losses^ In WUliamshurg NEW. HAVEN ( A P ) - ^ Tale trylnv to «neak merchandlae Oo-op !■ laying down tlia paat Oto cash reglaten. WXLUIAiMaBUltO, Vai. (AP) Survived Surgeiy on Heart RfiG. 5.98 20-GAli MIMBIMAID to idioi|Ul(tli^ atudenta. ' x Tha captured culprtU ara pre- - ‘ A Urtbday party at RaMgli The Baby Has NEW..DIBSfiQ, India (AP) — A One d ^ recently the funly oar YV>day this delayed report was “A moment of weaknasa can aumably gtvm a chance to ra- Tavern in AMs hiotoric ooknlal reoeAved from Seounderahad: Your HOME deatroy .30 yean of integriity,” tum, perhaps the next acfiodl year the cooperative ef would iMt start, so Anil pedaled ASH CAN M.19 town, attended today by College warned oo-op president Charles year. But, according to WIU- forts of some New Tqric doctors his father a couple of miles to a “After cracking jokes with' L. Willoughby In a letter to oughby, **it might prove naeas- ^ WUUam and Mary rtudenta, and Ucns CHuibs ki Medicine taxi stand. his father, Anil went to bed at Been Named. pBofuting ComplofB SBlocfipns and UnBCf^ucilBd V oIubs In members of the share-tHa-proflts sary to Increase the penalty, in m aita Ahe leOtb hdrthday of FM Hat, Alta., and the Bronx, N.T., AnU’s father, Narayen Rao, 11 pm. Friday. WttWn a few IN MANCHESTER institution. order to underscore'tha aartoua- Beta Kappa. made It poselble for a teen-age did pot forget a pledge made minutes he worke up screaming, ITie co-op, which includea Con- neaa of the otfenae.'* Indian boy to undergo heart mu- when the Lions d u b Interna his pUlow clutched In hands. Be Five WdlUam and Mary etu- tional made it possible for Anil fore 'anyone could even offer nectlcut’a, largest book store. In other words,' expulsion denta founded the .honorary gery In New York City.' Dnffpui, Cynthia Jean, daughter of Owen Edward and SpedeUsts at St. Barnabas to go to the United States for him a glass of waiter, Anil was Diane Lesiczka Duggan. 11 Post Office Rd., Thompsonville. lost $90,000 in pilfered merchan- might be made permanent, aa achoiiartic society on Deo. 0, dise in lOM, Willoughby said. most students intorproted Will- Hospital closed a one-inch open surgery. Rao, a service station dead.” She was bom Nov. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her 1T76, five monthe after the etgn- operator, had the rupees but the The cause of death was not 1967 Uniformed guards and detec- oughby’s letter, Ing of Che I>eclaratlon of Inde-" ing between the aorta and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lesiczka, pulmonary artery in Ahe chest of government of India 'would not known In New Delhi. 15 Ashworth S t Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tlves were stationed throughout ShojfiifUng seems out of place pendenoe. OPEN the store, and in a 10-month in the affluent environment of Anil Komar Rao. release foreign exchange fcr the Edward Duggan, Ekwt Hartford. NEW The first chapter entered a The next day — Nov. 8, 1966 trip. • * * • * General Electric period last year, over 80 shop- an Ivy League university. But period of relative Inactivity — Anil celebrated tala 16th birth The Lions in Medicine Hat March, Caria Ann, daughter of Carl R. and Lorraine DAILY lifters were caught. ' the Ystle Co-op’s problem ie not fours years later when the Brit “Losses were drastically re- unique, day. Three days later he was raised $8,000 and Ahe Lions In Mangene March. 1 Mill St.. Glastonbury. She was bom Nov. ish fleet landed at nearby walking around. the Bronx agreed to take care of 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandpar 9 to 9 duced," Willoughby said, "but The manage^ of a almllar Jamestown. 491 Twin some promising Yale careers store at Princeton reported re- Drl Charles Bailey, director of the father’s food and lodging. 490 ents are’^Mr. and Mrs. John Leon March. 848 Hillstown Rd. The American Revolution did the hospital’s cardiovascukir Rao in return pledged 6,000 ,'••••» ' were unfortunately terminated cently that his losses reached Organizer In the mearfUme." $76,000 a year before a crack- not halt the growth of the socie surgery department, said Anil rupees to start a Medicine Hat organizer Ka>mond, CjTithla Elizabeth, daughter of William Na ty, however. Chapters were es- "should be able to return to In trust fund for handicapped cMl- © .perfect tumMile for orgartzed^ than Jr. and Margaret Olin Raymond. 98 W. Main St.. Ver Bxpulsion Is virtually auto- down was instituted that cut matlc for any student caught '^ ferag e in half. Cabliahed at Tale in 1780 and at dia and take up the life of a dren. “Soon we hope to have 16,- perfect turntable for. organized, compact storage . . . spins con> non. She was bom Nov. 26 at Rockville General Hospital. Her Harvard the foDowing year. completely normal boy.” 000 j rupees” — $2,000, — one compact storage . . . spins con tents right to your finga^ps. maternal grandparents are Mr. afid Mrs. Morgan C. Olin, 98 Holders of the coveted PW After Ms return home to Se Lions 'Oub member said. Abdul IB IV l APPLIANCES and T V tents right to your fingertips. □double shelf saves cabinet tpaoe W. Main St., Vernon. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Beta Kappa key today number cunderabad, near Hyderabad, in Ghafoor, a 12-year-old Moslem Mrs. William N. Raj-mond Sr., Stafford Springs. New VC Assault May Spark in the AAwueands. southern India, Anil slowly but boy, is to be fitted With artificial □ saves space . . • organizes □ revolves smoothly, brings back * • ♦ * • steadily became more active. legs. kitchen cabinets of cabinet up front I.aPolnte, Deborah .Anne, daughter of Stanlej^ R. and When his WdgM did not pick up, Anil told a newsmen recently CAREERS WITH □ revolves smoothly, brings bock □ many other uses: for madidneib Judith Hales LaPointe. 120 Grand Ave.. Rockville. She was Guerrilla Cleanup Drive B o lto n his orthodox Hindu parents he hoped to return to the United A FUTURE of cabinet up front for cosmetics, lotlona bom Nov. 25 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal States ‘‘to take big degrees. But broke their vegetarian rule and Secretarial: Exec., Legal, Med. Reg. $1.29, 7 Q - Reg. $1.98. IQi/i” grandmother is Mrs. Louise L. Hales. Somers Point, N.J. SAIGON, South Viet Nam mounted In sufficient numbers gave -Anil eggs In hie diet. Soon whenever I go, FU go rtralght and frequency. Driver Charged IBM Data Processlng-^ExcIu- 10'/4” diameter. # Tfc dlajE6)4” high. •1.29 Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry La (AP) —The daring Viet Cong he weighed more than 90-pounds from the airport to niy hospi slve New Haven and Hartford Pointe, Caribou, Maine., She HI Love A Brand New Automatic assault on Saigon's heavily de compared, with . 66 before the ta l” Schools for Speedwriting, Nancy • • • • • NAMED SAFETY DIREOrOR In Rt. 6 Mishap operation- Anil had thoughts of becoming fended Tan Son Nhut Air Base HARTFORD (AP)—Henry R. Taylor, Mr. Executive and Par Wexeintian, Alan Edward, son of Mortimer and l«ia Anil joined Ms school baseball an engineer but Ms parents R c o ^ g . probably will spur an Intensified Murphy, assistant - director of Idborio tongo, 19, of Birch Magdefrau Wexelman, Woolam ’ Rd:, Warehouse Point. He HIGH Dr., 9ndover, was charged yes ttom. Only recently he ran in a wanted Mm to become s, heart Free Nation-wide Job was bom Nov. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma cam'paign to clean the guerrillas the Oonneoticut Safety Commis 100-yard race. He joined the air surgeon. Placement __ sion, has been appointed arting terday afternoon ■with faiiuM to MANCHESTER PLUMBING ternal gp-andparents are Mr. and Mrs. George E. Magde out of the countryside around drive in the established lane. wing of India's. Nationfd Cadet “Whatever I become, I’D help NEW HAVEN A HARTFORD frau, 11 Middle Butcher Rd., Rockville. His paternal grand SPEED the South Vietnamese capital. executive director of the com fight disease, diseases of all Clothes DRYER He was arrested by state po Corps. He handled a crowbar BUSL.l ...... mission. mother is Mrs. Sara Wexelman, Hartford, Such a campaign was being lice from Colchester troop after with other cadots helping build kinds among the poor,” Anil (Dlv. of Plus School System) & SUPPLY CO. • » • • • cranked up even before a Viet Frederick W. Hurd, commis 721 Main 38 Lewis St., Htfd. his car ran into guard rails on a village road. said. "In a poor counitiy like A ERNEST LARSON, Prop. Piwhimi, Lisa Marie, daughter of Charles N. m and Cong suicide squad breached sion chairman, annoimced the Anil’s father bought Mtn a ours a child ipay die for lack of Phone - Write - Visit • • appointment. Murphy succeeds Rt. 6 while traveling west. 877 MAIN STREET-MANCHESTEB Patricia Tew Bassham. 8 High St., Rockville. She was bom Loaded With 1967 Features , the base’s security pqrinreter The accident occurred at bicycle about three months aft money. I feeTUke weeping when TeL 526-9168 the late Capt William A. Grub (across from Travelers Ina) Nov. 22 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand Sunday sneaking up a drainage 8;45, police said. er Ms return from New York. 1 think of that.” parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Tew, C^ton. Her pa- ditch under cover of darkness. er. temal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Charie's Bassham Jr., Senior officers said the U.S. • 709 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon. Drying time is now controlled automatically! 1st and 26th Infantry Divisions will bear down on antiguerrUIa Redo, Benjamin Joseph, son of Ismael E. and Judith No more guess-work. A special setting tumble operations around Saigon. About Schmidt Recio, 215 Center St. He was bom Nov. 27 at Man 76 per cent will be at night, chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is dries your permanent press clothes so beauti when the Viet Cong v e moat Mrs. Irman L. Schmidt, Paducadi, Ky. His paternal grand active. , parents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin' Recio, Cabimas, Vene fully that ironing is eliminated. One general involved in the zuela. planning said he believes the • » • • intensified sweeps will disclose INC. a Blair, Jeffrey Scott, son of Roderick E. Sr. and Joyce a heavier concentration of guer- | Blackmore Blair, 202 Hilliard St. He was bom Nov. 28 at .. riUas close to Saigon than had , Manchester Memorial HospiUl. His maternal grandparents been suspected. SERVICE . . . OUR BEST PRODUCT are Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Blackmore, Essex Junction, Vt. His You Can Take Up To The attack on Tan Son Nhut, ! paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Blair, right on the edge of Saigon, | Alburg, Vt. He has a brother, Roderick E. Jr., 18 months. showed earmarks of careful • » 4> « • preparation, recoimalssanoe ; Fatelli, Deena Marie, daughter of Hugo M. and Jo- and planning. , ae^ine Gremmo Patelli, 6 Dartmouth Rd. She was bom Nov. The guerrilla force of about 80 27 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand-' men moved under cover of a I V / l o g n c i motheiMs Mrs. Maria Gremmo, 811 E. Middle Tpke. She has 3 YEARS barrage of some 40 mortar ‘ two broiiiers, Kenneth, 13, and David, 8; and a sister, Ann rounds obviously, intended to ‘ Marie, 1 2 .\ occupy the attention of the \ • • • • • base’s defenders.” VanDeniien, IJnda Margaret, daughter of E. Allan and Apparently by studying the Nancy Wolle V^i^eusen, 235 Wood Pond Rd., Glastonbury. layout, the Viet Cong found a Parfdet for shelvM or She was bom NO'^28 at Manchester Memorial Ho.spital. Her TO PAY IX/log n a 'vo x chink in the protective screen — tables-bookcaaes,teo. maternal grandpareihts are Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wolle, Carr the open drainage ditch. rington, N.D. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Only 2 «4 ' U ICVi* D Experts said the Viet Cong and 19V H-ideal Edgar A. VanDeusen,r Bbonton, N.J. She has a sister, Natalie never make such ^ an attack . Ruth, 4. , / \ \ where space Is a witbout repeated retearsals and problem. patient scouting. Such prepara- Dnfour, Colette Alice, daughter of Jerry Geiie Sr. and I AT NORMAN'S Buy Now On Easy Terms ' ttons often take weeks,' these Solid-State STEREO Values! Noell Byram Dufour, 314 FilKMountain Rd., Bristol. She experts said. was bom Nov. 29 at Manchester^emorial Hospital. Her ma Bentry dog teams apparently ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mx^s. Fred Byram, 159 Oak- proved the undoing of the Viet land St. Her paternal grandparents aye Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cong raiders. Tbt guerrillas Exclusive MICROMA'nC RECORD PLATER Dufour. Caribou, Maine. She has a brother, Jerry Gene Jr., 3; were cloee to the edge of a nm- and two sisters. Brenda, 5, and Suzann^2. ' way when K-9 patrols discov ...lets your records last a llfetimel------ered them. 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MANCHESTER E V EN IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ M O llfD A Y ,"liE cl& [isi 5, 1966 MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966 Pages 13 to 24 PAGE TWELVE Section Two MONDAY,. DECEMBER 5, 1966 v fEv^nins l|craUi of lights' and windsWaW-wtpers, 120 ■ T T i E fessioiu mu b« Newsmen Hn the Dus^ the newsmen sUd. Tolland day from 4 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. " * The front car hit 100 miles an Four Graduate Backs Globe Sale / An Oblate Father wilt hear hour several times but ootild get French confession* Wednesday CD ta Bight only of the Secret Serv From Inlialatioii Congregational Yout|i^ night from 7 to 8. Presidential Driviiig ice car trailing Johneo»and did Abandoned Oar Fire not see the Preeideirt’e car. The Therapy School Wittkofske Seeks A mysterious fire in an a8tm- second car, moving at speeds up xiH ir S(^t Chnstmas Pageant dbned' car on Old Stafford Rd. FOB A LIFETDIEI to 90 never caught the first. The Fou'H never have tp. buy film agata . . . near the town dump;was ex Under Scrutiny Again Donald Ahdeireain ot 49 Tuck Rockville High third car;s driver said he never because each time UlggetU ileydope ana Water Safeguards Final airangements for the at 1:16 at tinguished Saturday by the Tol prints your roll of Black-A White or Rd. and William Powens ot ISO showed an average speed of 42 could catch up with the second Koda-color film we Ktve*ypu A B ^ fWTiiia.1 cairiistmas Pag^eaat to be gym. . land Volunteer Fire Depart- AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — Presi n ^ s an hour, including driving car, and finally slowed down. LUTBLY FREE, a fresh roll of film Oak Grove St. were among • Manchester Water Superintendent Lawrence Witt presented by the children of the Hbhor RoU Students upside down in the ditch at the dent Johnson’s Texas driving for your camera. We replace the film United CongregaUonal Church .Thirteen Tolland seniors at- time on the ranch road leading One drfver ta a sports car you/have developed. It's all fresh- class of four graduates to re kofske has given conditional endorsement to a Man* side of the road, was complete on Dec 18, have been completed ten^ihg Ellington High School habits are back in the news to U.S. Highway 290 and several verified his speedometer by dahra and top nuality a n d Ko- ceive certificates yesterday ly demolished. iak, too. Qufck processing . .. Chester im m unity College request for the purchase of end a rehear.saJ. schedule has achieved honors for the first again. - '• blocks of driving within Freder reading his tachometer, a de 34 hour service for Skid marks revealed that the from the Saint Francis Hospital 150 acres of Glo^ Hollow land. bCMi established.' /marking period. They were Rene The White House,"' using icksburg. vice which measures the en Iblack and white (]ust a little bit longer for The condition,s, all designed to car had been traveling toward gine’s revolutions per minute. School on toalation Therapy. fig^ures from an official log, said The three news representa color). ______protect the Globe Hollow wate^ TO. P~1UCU». jntR- S S l S Tcll.n4 Iron, SU,Stafford Springs. The speed limit on open Texas This class is the first at Saint property on the watershed of tives were waiting by the high 620 shed, are adherence to rec.om- led "Adoration o f the McLaughlin Joan Mendelln State police at the Stafford bar Johnson "drove at a moderate highways la 70. U.S. 290 in the Francis to be graduated under the reservoir. end Shepherds” , is being direct- *?, McLaugm n, Menaeim, way for Johnson to pass. mendations made by the Henry racks are investigating the in speed’ on his way to church area is a two-lane, gravel-shoul the recently acquired affiliation 3. M ake.' certain that the ed by' Mrs. Donald Duncan of Richard OsUen,^ristiim Os- Normally newsmen precede Souther Engineering Co. ta a storm drainage system should wold. Carolee Poitras, Robert cident as the owner was not at along a fog-bound highway Sun dered road through ranch and AX THK PARKADE with Manchester Community the Green. The pageant Johnson to church, but these July 29 report, and limiting the not divert drainage from other Strout, Steven ’WilUams, W. Lou- the scene. farm country. ILIGGEH DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST! Oollege, whose education pro take place In the cbtirch sanctu- day. waited because of the fog and sale to the 150 acres without a areas to this watershed. ise Young and Sandra Zicus Tlie BuDetin Boprd On the drive back from gram ta Inhalation therapy leads eryjat 3 p.m. €Uid will be follow The planning and zoning But a‘*newsman and two pho what they felt was a slippery to an associate degree in the future consideration of additUm- 4. Provide hard surface pava» ■ Local Girl Performs church — when the weather had ed by pelire^lunenfts in the commission wiU meet tonight tographers driving separate road. field. ai lana. ments free of potential phenol*- Miss Arlyne M. Garrity, the cleared — newsmen driving church Social Hall. at 8 in the town hail. cars said they couldn’t keep up The fog limited visibility to The other two graduates are A public hearing on the pro ic (acidic) components. daughter of Atty. and Mrs. Har slower than 70,'kept Johnson The casJt^wiU be oompoaed of The board of deacons of the with the President despite trav- about 100 yards and was heavy ' G&S President Stephen Bruno of New Britain posed sale will be conducted by 6. Provide permanent stilling old Garrity of Tolland Green, easily ta view. 9 9 fifth and sixth grade students UnVted"con^'gationa^^^ eling 80 tb 85 ibiles an hour, and enough to necessitate some use and Matthew^ '9ulli'van o f Tor- the Board of Directors tomor basin for storm water before will present a platform art re Robert Thulin of 61 Bruce Rd. with musical assistance provid will meet tomorrow night at 8 faster in some spurts, rington. / row night at 8 in the Verplanck entering the reservoir, to mini cital of the “ Sotmd of Music” , fougfpt for iije has recently been elected pres ed by the Junior High. at the church. Johnson’s accelerator foot «!/— The Manchester Commimity School Auditorium. mize salt contamination and at the Christmas meeting of the ident of the Manchester Gilbert Rehearsals have been slated The Democratic Women’s stirred stories of high-speed College-'Saint Francis Hospital Already on record for the sale turbidity. Business and I^fossional Wom- and Sullivan Workshop. He is for Saturday and Dec. 17, with Club will meet tomorrow night driving in March 1964 but Secret Experience has shown that life insurance program, which Is one year in are the Town plsumtag Comm is- 6. Provide, by planning, by en s Club of *^artford, Inc., filling the unexplred term of the choir rehearsing at 10 am. at 8 at the home of Mrs. John Service cars screened newsmen duration, consists of classroom slon, the Town Development construction contracts, and by Wednesday evening. should be a man’s first investment Robert Chase, who resigned as and the ca st at 10:30 a.m. Wells, Glen Dr. An executive enough to keep them from Inebniction plus clinical experl- Commission and Town Planner local stilling basins, to mini Miss Garrity will perform all he is moving out of the state. -Pre-school children will be en- board meeting will precede the clocking the President. ^ For life insurance is the investment that ^ ca ta hospital area where stu Joseph Tamsky, all limiting the mize soil erosin and resultant the roles in the R isers and Other officers are Pat Gren tertained by Christmas stories , , . , , regular meeting. Johnson drove his white Con $AVI! SAVE! gives the family immediate protection and dents work under the direct su sale to a maximum of 150 acres. turbidity in the reservoir. ier, secretary, and Enos Stan)- on film In the Social Hall dur- Hammersteln "musical, spea^ The executive board of the tinental from the LBJ Ranch to pervision of the hoepltal’s De The main objecitlon to the 7. I^ovlde protective fencing forms a solid foundation bo, treasurer. tag the PagbanL the lines and singing t ^ Tolland Junior Woman’s Club church at Fredericksburg Sun BUY HOUSEHOLD DETERGENT IN BULK partment of Pulmon*ry Physio sale has come from Park and and barrier planting, where ac Members of the executive M em b^of the church school She ^11 be accompanied will meet tomorrow night at 8 day, accompanied by Mrs. for^the future. Rec Superintendent Horace cess road is in close proximity from Our Factory Office! (Note houB ^ * 1 board are Gerald ChareSt, John logy- are asked to bring a “white mother, at the home of Mrs. John Johnson and Bess, Abell White • Low Suds Laundry faetergent 20 lb. tub 82.99 Powers was recently named Murphey, who has declared him to the reservoir. Miss Garrity has won the Em- May I show you how? E. Lombardo, Jean Harrison, gift” to the Christmas Pageant. Woods, Ridge Rd. House social secretary. Introductory Special Only chief Inhalation therapist for self unalterably opposed. The report states, “It is im ' Hartford Award Carolyn Chase and Martha These gifts will be received dur- ^ The first meeting of the Jun Within hours of reports from • Uquld Dish Detergent ...... liig g Manchester Memorial Hospltair The Town Conservation Com portant to the Town of Man tag tlT program and will be ^r Platform Art toe awa^ Josephine White. ior High PTA will' be held to the three men who couldn’t keep • \n Purpose Cleaner ...... ^ ’ Jjjg chester to preserve all existing Auditions for lead roles for mission, while not on record Bcirt to the Mansfield Traintag ‘I’® morrow night at the new high up with Johnson, the White • Machine Dishwasher Detergent ...... tub |2.i» Odell water supplies in quantity and Emerson College given to the the production "H.M.S. Pina concerning ’'the sale, has de Center. school. House issued its speeding deni- quality.” senlor who is superior in com ThsL prices reflect a SAVINGS of 85-40%. fore’’ and "Trial by Jury,” will Guild Portrays clared itself as opposed, on Suggested Items for girls in principle, to the sale of open 5 munication. premium quality retail! Items cash ’n carry only. No sample*. clude toilet articles,- soap, Manchester Evening i^^Herald be held tonight at 8 at South She received her master’s de Harold C. Pachios, aide to Bill space land. combs, powder puffs, curlers, Tolland correspondent, B ette 100% Refund Guarantee* . A^ethodiet Church. Scripture Work Columbia gree in interpretation at the D. Moyers, press secretary, At an informal Board of Di costume Jewelry, mittens, Quatrale, teL 875-2845. 357 EAST CENTER STREET Center Church White Gifts for Hartford Youngsters University of Southern Califor said the Secret Service log SYNDET PRODUCTS, Inc. - The Guild of Our Lady of St. rectors meeting last month, at scarves, bathrobes, slippers, fa MANCHESTER • Phone 649-4604 nia ^end is presently teaching showed an elapsed time of 26 EIM ST. (Ext.)’, MANCHESTER, CONN. Bartholomew had an Afternoon least five directors had express Two-Car Crash cial tissues and socks. Note to new brides: If you (Residence Phone 643-7600) Center Congregational Church School pupils, left to Herbert Smith of Hartford, minister-at-large of minutes for the 17.4 mile trip. Opposite P&W Guard House of Recollection yesterday at St. ed approval. Suggested items tor boys in at Emerson College in Boston. are planning to use full-size ta Police Arrests Center Church, and distributed* to needy young St. Matthew, PoUuck "This indicates the President Come to the “Red Door” Bartholomew's Church. The right, Shirley Seavey, Janet Rivers, Steven Kim The Henry Souther report, to Brings Arrest clude bow ties, neckties, mit blecloths at any time, make Retail Hours: 9 A.M.-12;00 Noon Monday thru Saturday SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA ball and Daniel Kimball, yesterday added their sters at a Christmas Party of the Inner City Ex Members of St. Matthew’s sure you have a "silence cloth” drove at a moderate speed," Rev. Philip J. Hussey gave the which Wittkofske has referred, tens, socks, shaving cream, af- said Pachios. His figures Richard M. Lavargn^ia, 10, of offerings to the others piled high in the sanctuary _ change, a project in the North End of Hartford, A tw()-car collision on the ter-shave lotlwi, scarfs. Other Guald and Name or a pad tb go underneath. conferences and conducted the took no position for or against Societies and their husbands Malden, Mass., was issued a ceremony. of the church at the annual White Gift Sunday ob headed by the Rev. Mr. Smith. (Herald photo by ■Wilbur Cross Highway yester Buggestions—children’s records, the sale. However, it offered 12th Circuit Court warrant to A scriptural drama, "How th« Ofiara.) day morning resulted ta the ar candy, pens, pencils, rubber and wives will hold a "G^t- servance. The gifts will be* delivered to the Rev. seven recommendations, all de together Potlunrad, the bbler; Mrs. Rich -homemade gifts for exchange. The Senior Citizens Center, 2. Minimize, insofar as pos tried to turn left on Lake Rd. Manchester Ctacuit Court Dec. ard Jennings and Mrs. Ronald Gill, S.J., a psychiatrist on the nity Chorus will present the sible, new construction in the and struck a southbound ear t o d s for their mission project ^ h T ® ‘'d e s ^ r T '^ ’ T Myrtle and Linden Sts., will be __. __ ,___L. • T through Z a dessert. * 19 . Gates, neighbors; Mrs. Francis resident staff at th^ Institute Christmas portion of Handel’s 20 acres comprising the ex driven by Charles W. Sanborn, end retreats. Gibbons Assembly, Catholic o'osed this week for emergency Reservations may be made by Boland, a beggar; Mrs. John o f Ll'ving, Hartford, will be “Messiah” Saturday at 8:30 43, also of Columbia. New members of the Pilgrim Ladies of Columbus, will have a repairs. There will be no bus treme northeast corner o f the contacting Mrs. Roland pellerin, Collins, an old woman; and Mrs. guest speaker. The event is p.'m. in Millard Auditorium at Fellowship are Patricia ElweU, Christmas party tomorrow at 8 service Wednesday. Hurlburt Rd.; Mrs. David Hen Charlea Carroll, a child. open to the public. the University o f Hartford. Christine Cebula, Charles King, p.ni. at the K of C Home. Six ry, Anthony Rd.; or Edmund They are Philip Waid, 46 Sabine Kirstein and Carol West. CASH SAVIHGS new members will be invited at The Reed-Eaton Circle of Perkins, Merrow Rd. ^ “For Men Only’’ a showing Harlan St.; Miss Thelma Mac- OYO Basketball Resulta a brief , business meeting. A rep Community Baptist Church will St.'Matthew’s Masses I !• r o of women’s fashions' by Mam- Lachlan, 1097 Main St.; Miss St. Matthew’s CYO Basketball resentative of Paul Masson meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the No daily evening Masses have ‘selle of Vernon CSlrcle, and Almeda Stechholz, 85 Fergu team defeated St. Lukes of El Conl«Alii And wines will speak on wines in home of Mrs. Horace Brown 1966 Football Highlights by Jon son Rd.; Mrs. Agnes Williams, ■ lington, 36 to 25 , yesterday at been scheduled this week at St 901-907 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER— 643-2478 See Our Holiday Willard of the Charter Oaks cooking, entertaintag, and as Jr., 24 E. Maple St. Members 162 Spencer St. the RockviUe High gym. Matthew’s Church with the ex Fashions In will bo presented tomorrow at appetizers, and demonstrate are reminded to bring gifts for . Also, Mrs. Vesta Lindstrom, High scorers for St. Matthew’s ception of Thursday, the Feast **THE CHRISTMAS STORE WITH MORE 8 p.m. at Piano’s Res»taurant, wine lasting. Mrs. Wliliam an exchange. 37 Tumblebrook Dr., 'Vemon; were Mark Stades, 12 points; of the Immaculate Conception. Motemlfy Dresses I’l.K Bolton. The show is exclusive Stenger will head a refreshment Mrs, Patricia Rothman, 12 Car Roger Angekmi, 8 points, and Daily Masses wiU be held at 9 QUALITY GIFTS FOR MEN** c .m .i.on InSShop. TOPS - DRESSES - SUITS committee. Memibers are re Mrs. Jolm Muzikevic, Mrs. ol Dr., and Miss Anne Misaiko, a.m. ly for men and is sponsored by John Bock, 6 points. minded to bring grab bag ar Marshall Finlay and Mrs. Day- 14 King St., both of Rockville; 94)1-907 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER—648-2478TER—648-2478 i Thursday’s schedule of Mass BRAS - GIRDLES the Jaycee Wives, pickets will The local team will play St. ticles. id Lang, all on the nursing staff and Miss Cynthia Grinnell, es Is 9 a.m., 6 and 7 p.m. Con- be sold at the door. Bernard's of Rockville Sunday FUEL OIL of the Manchester Public Health Walnut Dr.. Hebron. COOPERATIVE Glazier's ThrMarcUt Neubert Circle of The Women’s Home League of Nurses Aasoodation, plan to at Oonimunlty Baptist Church will the Salvation Army will meet tend a class tomorrow at Nor ‘Under God’ Added OPEN TONIGHT on. (()>'I’\NV Corset and Uniform Shop wich Hospital on "The Stroke hf—m~ GIFT ; meet tomorrow at 12:15 p.m. at^ tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Junior WASHINGTON—The words, AND EVERY NIGHT 681 Main St.—Maaohaater Patient find the Nurse.” The ;iir> lU’.o A n stuekt the church. Members of the’ Hall of the Citadel. Refresh- “under God,” were added to the e4S-6S46 class is sponsored by the Con A TKL. Green Lodge will be guests. menta will be served. pledge of allegiance to the flag necticut League for Nursing and SWEATERS by House and Senate and were its sponsoring agencies. TO 9 P.M. signed into law by President Dwight D. Eisenhower June 14, (EXCEPT SATURDAYS) Manchester Auxiliary of Ohdl- 1954. UNLIMITED! dren’s Services of Connecticut •will sponsor a Ohrlstaaa Silver in all his favorite Tea tomorrow from 1 to 3 p.m. styles and colors . . . at the home of M is. A. Law rence Rdker, 680 Spring St. I»ro- ceeds will benefit Children’s Services. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Alfred Kargl, 165 Ferguson Rd.
The WaddeU School P^A will sponsor a Christmas deporkjting r prograuiil tomorrow at 1:45 ^^m. AQUAlenlt BY- in the school cafeteria. M ^. David Murphy will speak and, demonstrate “Christmas Dmop- ations for the Home.” PEERDALE V-NECK ...... $14.00 Aquaknit . . . Machine wash and dry 2- ply imported lambs wool. PEERCOAT CARDIGAN ...... $17.00 * Aquaknit . . . Machine wash and dry, 2- . . ply Imported lambs wool. • Bicycles • Sleds • Skis TOP FASHION: TWO-TONE TOPS! • Skates How did our serviceman earn, CABLE KING V-NECK ...... $18.00 OUR NEW STYLE NOTE-ALL "FANCI-FULL • Toboggans all these gold Btars?> 300% worsted wool cable front and back. SUCCESS V-NECK ...... $9.00 • Sno- 100% Shetland wool. Goasiers SUCCESS COAT ...... !.... .$11.00 100% Shetland wooL \ MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES KEEPING Charg;e it with C.C.P. or C.A.P. HEATING COSTi. • 169 N. MAIN ST. at Depot Square., . OPEN DAILY DOWN to 9:00 p.m. SPORTS WE Art J. FARR — 648-7111 Ite m s an the work, Wp^have our own servicemen. Not everyone SPARERIB, CREW Oft V-NECK . .$11.00 does. Our men are interested in making your 100% Shetland wool, poor boy ribbing. but on Safurday night which one g o ^ to the party? furnace perform at its highest efficiency and CABLE, CBEW OB V-NECK ...... $14.00 lowest cost because then you’ll keep buying oil Orion and corespun lycra stretch. THIS YEAR Once upon o time there was on ugly, poor ugly little bug would'be raptoeed. from us. Remember, three out of four furnaces I COBESPUN CABDIGAN ...... $15.00 little bug. It could gO about 27 miles on^ By a big beautiful chariot, drawn by 300 waste fuel. Thanks to Mobil 'Ibchnical Research .\crllaif and spandex stretch for that won GIVE YOURSELF just one gallon of gas. It could go about horses! derful feeling . . . X our men have the latest facts on how to make A 40,OCX) miles on just one set of tires. And then, after a Ifme, a curioos riling bop- your furnace the one-in-four thaii keeps heating it could park in tiny little crevices no big 0ened. The ugly little bug Iwhicb was ger than a bug. made very sturdily) never got uglier. But minimum. costs at a There’s a big difference in MAGNIFICENT It was just right for taking father to th~e the big beautiful chariot didn’t exactly distributors. Let one of our servicemen earn train or the children to school. O r for get more beautiful. In.fact, in a few years another g o ld star b y showing you how bi^ tlmt ^ SW eATBRS MAGNAVOX... taking mother to the grocery store, drug its’beauty began to ^ade. Until, To emd u V •. store, dime store and all the enchanting behold, the ugly little bugi didn't took os d iffe r e n c e c a n b e . - " , ' FISHEBMe N’S k n i t s - ' Hair fad^on excitement! Your own hair one color, your Qualify places.mothers go when everyone else ugly os the big beautiful chariotiThemoral V-NECK ...... ’.. . . .$12.00 1»> is working. being; if you want to show you've gotten MOC-XLKTLE .$12.00 . r V hairpiece anothisr,! CVilorfnl and ehtidng^ and we COLOR TV The ugly little bug was jiist like one of somewhere, get a big beautiful dm iot. CABDIGAN . .$15.00 the family. But alas, it wasn’t beautiful.. But If you simply wont to got somewhere, do it aO.with tiMaiil Faiid-llin STEREOSYSTEMS So for any important occasion th« ge to b o g. Mobilheat while ^ set your hair, diampoos ooi whoi yon wiahl UNSE SKK TMKM \T (If you have no hairpiece, Fanci-full makes your natural CABLE, CREW OR V-NECK $17.00 TED TRUDON, Ince /Ov MORIARTY BROTHERS CABLE, CARDIGAN ...... $20.00 ]TOEE PARKING AT PURNELL PARKINO LOT I hairmore glamorous Come see!) ..,4 NORMAN’S 301 CENTER STREET r.. S-PLT SHETLAND WOOL IN THE BACK OF OUR STORE I .. ^ T O L L A N D TURNPIKE, TALCOTTVILLE A j U INC. TELEPHONE 643-5135 BEAUTY 303 East Center St., Manchester M.'> H.XRTFOHl) IM). Phone 649-3534 I • Mim NWBir riM • Mont ni KiMta euMoi P.M.— SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5:30 P.M, Jml SALON M \N( HKS'I KR OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY k ■muiittE m pwinBOToasi wr us and sel** a - r • V V ■ ' 1 \
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966 r A i» 1 S . MANCHESTER EVENING H ERAl^ ^NCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966 TAGE FHTEBH H' can. The autos would be locked Railrond Service In place and driven off at the sented tenderfoot advancement ing arid forestry; J|0tei Boua- to Howard Ariderf^, Jeff Oor* Cifarelli Sentenced* passenger’s destination. Rice awards to Rusty Battwro and field, oooidng, oimoeing,. rowiilg man,' Gary Wyman, David # T o lO Airports called the au^traln plaii “prob tiA R L O W k BOY SCOUT Stanley WoJoosU; Stuait Ross, and forestry and (Treg Bartley, Wicks, Prank McQuade, Olend ably the moat promising phase "Sliw* — EVERYTHING assistant scoutmaster, present woodoarving. Kublak, Michael Morano, John Asked in Study Notes and News White and Richard Rtsley. of the' plan.” He said the fi om ed second class awards to Du Bouatield and Bartley receiv To Seven-Year Term nancing costs coidd be done for th« Family I Homtl" ane Bmlfii and James Murphy, ed recognition tor completing a Opening . Ceremonies were Victor D. Cifarelli, HH, a former co-owner of the de- (OontlBiMd fran P «(e One) through a regional public .. au- OMMEIT«n T roop 1*8 and Turaer praented the star m ile sw im . presented by Den 8. This Den also won the Inspection Award. . funct New England Playpen Co. of Manchester, was trip from Washington to New Scoutmaster Russell TXimer award to Robert Knight. NOW Oub Pack 148 The skit was performed by Den sentenced in U.S. District Court in Hartford this mom- York now taWng three hours ment-guaranteed bonds. of Troop 128 of Oommunity Bap- Merit badge awards were re Cub Pack 143 held lU No at Marlow’s with tlrt Church recently was honor ceived by Craig Swanson for 8. 'The closing was given by ing to seven years on each of three counts of fraudu- anir S6 minutes, wo^d take an , • MimauL vember pack meeting at Nath any ikorchase yon canoeing, pioneeri^, rowing Den 4. lently causing securities to be introduced into interstate Million Arthritic ed at a reception at the church an Hale School Auditorium cn 13 marking the start of his 10th arid swimming; Douglas Spaeth, On Nov. 19, the pack met at m a m a ______— 11 i.. j Philadelphia to New xora, now make; yon may use N ov..,18. commerce. year as scoutmaster. (Sueats at canoeing,- basketry, rowing, Nathan Hale School and clean an 89-mlnute tijp, would take CMOAGO — Arthritis mod- either of these fine Avtards were presented to the The sentences are to run con only 57 minutes. erately or seiverely disables 8.T the event Included parents of swimming, pioneering and ed the school yard as their charge plans! following boys: currently, Cifarelli, whose Icwt The team also said It was sure mlUlon persons in the United past and present’ members of woodcarving; George Smith, “Adopt a Lot’’ project. Gall Bladder Weleoma Here jnstsny**ChargeIf* Bobcat pins, James Smith, known address 'was Hartford, fares could be reduced. States. A total a t 18 mllUon the troop. woodcarving and forestry; James Merritt and Dale Hovey; was convicted In October of Prof. Richard Rice, team suffer from arthritis, although Turner was presented wi'th an Charles Smith, canoeing, wolf badge, David Morano, Ron passing worthless checks total Surgery for leader, aaid the proposed auto- the majority as yet have no engraved silver mug by troop woodcarving and swimming; Also a Painter ing *1,110. members. Refreshmente were William Magnotta, printing; ald Begin and Paul Kaminsky; train service would let motorists appreciable UmltaiUon o< ac- Geoige W. Carver, the great U. S. District M A H j O W k Robert Knight, woodcarv-. bear badge, Daniel. DeGloccio; Judge T. Em- ^ Ei^enhdwer drive their autos onto special tivity. Downtown Main Street—Mancheeter served by mothers of scouts. met Olarie fixedI bond today aat v '. ing, canoeing, camping, silver arrow oq bear badge, Negro acientlat, won interna Open 6 Daye—Thnredagr Un 8 Advancement awards and *26,000. Cifarelli said he will ap merit badges were presented at swlnvming and lifesaving; Michael Morano. tional fame as a painter. He (Continned from 'Page One) was. elected a Fellow In the Roy peal the sentence. Th« Judge a recent court of honor at the Edward Gowett, home re O ne-year pins Wfcre awarded al ^ iety of Arts in London, • • • said he chose to fix a Wgh bond Ws office would be busy today church. pairs, swimming and canoe to William McCollum, John because of Cifarelli’s'sentence, tallO add Rhodesia rejects Charles Romanowski, execu- ing; John Egan, woodcarv M aloney and Glenn CJorrentt. an honor given to few Ameri and because he Jumped a *8,000 canceling appointments beyond tiive assistant scoutmaster, pre ing; Allen Cherard, canoe ’Two-year pins were awarded cana. bond in Massachusetts. Thursday. Cifarelli, who posed under Eisenhower expects to keep ^^^TOHERQLASS COs of mancbesteb] various names during his check appointments Tuesday evening cashing sprees, is said to have and Wednesday In New York admitted obtaining about *16,000 City for a football Hall of Fame **When You Think of Ghust 1 I M 9 4 5 » Y o u through Illegal • operations dlimer and a lunchetm for a throughout the country. Judge business group. Think of rieltha” Claris said however, that the Elsenhower has been at his co m e exact amount of money Cifarel- office on the Gettysbuiy bollege FIRST GHOIGE MEAT, THE BEST YOU’LL EVER EAT H obtained is not known. campus regularly >ach day c o ^ 54 McKEE STREET f i r s t Federal Bureau of Investl- since the last filter Reed gation agents who worked on checkup. the case said Cifarelli traveled Gen. Schulz^aid that If Blsen- 'TOB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS | throughout the' coimtry passing bower w m .eufferi^ any physl- ______from $25.00 to $45.00 | FRESH CHICKEN counterfeit money orders, stolen eal discomfort during uus peri- company checks and forged he hdd given no outward sign Now Is the time to bring In your screens to be repaired. | Good things checks. Storm window glaae repleoed. Detectives said they found Elsenhower reported to his hundreds of blank checks, credit oNlce at 8:25 a.m. today and GUARTERS cards, drivers’ licenses and bank expected to put in a full day of AUTO BUSS INSTALLED LB dep<^t sUpe In afarelH’s pos- writing, looking over manu- W ith Back session when he was arrested scripts, and answering mail, GLASS FURNITURE TOPS last June in a Cleveland, Ohio, come in flat packages p ® G “ etei. National Monument MIRRORS (FirapIsM and Door) At afarelli’s trial last Oct- QUARTERS over, Golas told the Jury that Idaho’s Craters of the Moon PICTURE FRAMING (all iypas) LB ClfarelU’s method of operation National Monument consists of puts you in charge W ith W ing was to open a bank account moonllke craters, cinder cones WINDOW and PUTE GUSS with a small deposit then start ^ee caves, which pock 75 B reast cashing large checks, using square miles of the Snake Riv- in thousands of stores severaJ aliases. lava plain. The area lies •Tih« at aloHg thc Great Rift, a 16-nule and service establishments. a Hartford National The pilaypen cotmpaaiy, of fissures that have re» Smiths Mark 40th Wedding which Ciifar^ and his father, series of iissurw Mve re- -Read Herald Advertisements SLICED - FINAST or DonaW, were co-ewners, burned P^^^edly spewed fiery rock. LB V r . s a d Ma Louis Smith of cial exhibition at the party in to the ground in 1966. ’The firm Charge Card TWoottvlUe wero honored at a tianar of their service with drum located at 99 Gardner St. SPERRY'S OLD HOMESHAD .A.1. ^ ® ® r p s . An estim ated *150,000 dam age Bacon 40th anniversary party Satuir- jg ^ member and part- ^^s done to the property. S day nlgbt at Lithuanian Hall, time custodian of TalcottvUle '______OotWBy St Oongregattonal Churrii. He was WITH A PURCHASE OF Tlis couple 'was married Dec. among those honored last 'week Wright Master TWO POUNDS or MORI “ 8 , 1956 In the Parish House at the 100th anniversary cele- Chopped Beef of TaloottviHe Congregational bration of the church. He Is a Church by the late Rev. Francis member of the Army-Navy Club Of Orangemen Batcbeler. of Manchester and World War Ian Wright of 75 Main St Smith is a retired employe of I Barracks of Rockville. Pratt and Whitney, Di-vision of k to7 ^ th i V member was installed Saturday night as Uidted Aircraft East Hartford, of the ’Taloott'viUe Church, the -worahlpful master of Waahlng- FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES! where ho ■worked in the machine Polish American Club Auxiliary toa LOL at public installation repair department His wife is of Rockville, the Girls Club of ceremonies at Orange Hall. Ho I C E B E R G - CRISP SEEDLESS - RED or WHITE BtlR employed at Pratt and Pratt and Whitney and Daugh- succeeds Robert Bell. James I8^taey and has 24 years serv- ters of Liberty, No. 125, of Gould, supreme grand master of LARGE toe to date. which she was an officer. Boston, Mass., ij^d his staff. Lettuce 2 HEADS Grapefruit 4 The Smiths were directors and ’The couple has three children, conducted the installation, managers of the former Silhou- William Smith, at home; Mrs. About 2{M) members and guests CALIFORNIA - JUMBO N O R T H W E S T -> TAiSTY ette Drum Corps of Vernon, George Jones of (Joventry and attended a dinner and the cere- and were well known in drum Sgt. Donald Smith,' (ret.) of jnonies. corps clroles. ’The color guard FayettviUe. N.C., and five other officers are Miltdn PASCAL BUNCH 2 5 ' Pears 2 35* pf the Whip City Drum Corps, grandchildren. (Herald photo by Turidngton, deputy master; Celery Westfield, Maas., put on a spe- Ofiara) Gordon McGowan, secretary; Robert Hough, financial secre Moot and Produco Pricoi IHoctiv* Monday, Tuoiday and WodiMsday Only tary; George Wilkinson, treas That k ti jutm shop in morp than 5»000 stores ttu-onghout urer, and William Smith, chap CooDecdcoC and southern Near Engjiand. By 8ifl|piy saying; ^ccidents, House Fire lain. Others elected are Donald **CbarBe k, please**. . . and then leceivii^ just one nrantidy GROCERY SPECIALS! Campbell and Louis Fkweett, di hG for aH your purdiases. Stop into angr ofiioe o f Hartford Oaim Three State Lives rectors of ceremonies; Aubrey By ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ing and driving while intoxicat- McMullen and James Carson, National or slote displaying the CAP sign for your charge tylers; Samuel Wilson and Wil- Auto aocidenita and a house ^ ^ , j CTN OF 100 BAGS __ , . . __ „ , _ _ Neither Mynahan nor the oth- liam Turkingrton, trustees, and flra claimed C«ree Uvea in Con- ^ y^uth the car, 18-year-old EJmest Cole, William Turking- Golden Rose Ten nectlcut ever the weekend. Robert Demaida of Prospect, ton, Wilber Chadwick and Rob- Ttiera was also a fatal accl- were seriously injured. ert Bell, executive oommiteee. \ dent Just over the state line ■ ROLL jnvd'vlng three Connecticut Bathroom Tissue 4 PKO youths who police said had ap parently been drinking in New Y ork . U B 1 2 -O Z . The victims: ITALIAN STYLE A Hartford Natitmal Charge Card S A N B E N I T O CANS -- Charles Mboro, about 62, Tomatoes who died in a fire at his home In Kent Sunday night... Moore was a maintenance worker em Gift p loy ed by iba town. He lived ALL 7 -O Z alon e. FRAGRANCES AERO CAN — Seventeen-year-old Albert Johnsons Glade WilUams of New Haven, killed tn a two-car collision In New Haven Saturday afternoo^. Two 16-OZ other 17-year-old youths were BTL Injured. Italian Dressing / -- Robert A. Donny, 88, of - Btemford, klHed early Saturday when hia car hit two guard rail posts along the M^ritt Park way in Greenwich early Satur d ay. W ise Potato Chips Mrs. Filbert's Margarine — Nlneteen-yeer-old Jerome CORN OH. Yokaa of Waterbury, killed U G PM9 3 8 « 14-OZ BAG 5 9 c 5 f Dsal Pack when a car felled to negotiate a curve on Fairfield Drive near Putnam Lake, N.Y., and struck a tree. UOLDENDELUXI U B G O Z Z I ^ Frank Mynahan, 18, of Wol 3 9 c LO O K ie S ASSQRTM^T PKG 01$ cott, Identilied by police as the Let King s be Chivers Marmalade driver, was charged ■with speed- Your Santa 3-LB 3-OZ Q Q , If you alrea^ have li Hartfoid National Charge Card, or gett Duz Detergent PKG o y c Alcoa 35« BRAND NEW OOM before Christmas, you can give someone one o f these 1 9 6 7 this Year! handsome gift certifica|lm and not worry abmrt size, color or Duz Premium DETERGENT 89c VOLKSWAGEN tlis EA^ TO p U v SANTA whEN if tiiey already have o ^ After aft, no one ever has too mndi Victor Shrimp ‘*mS'69« money. Just present your Hartford Natkmal Charge Card to any tdlei; lU aiqr Hartford ]*fotional ofiice and t ^ her the you USE youR teU ^ one coMpANy Grisco Shortening 3 C AN 8 7 c White Tun^ J^39« denonunatioii you want You can have gift certificates in Deluxe Sed«Hi CHARGE IT” amoute of $10... $25... $S0... $75... or $100. l^ .fo e y ACCOUNT. s h o s t e n i n o 3 9 5 c Coffee TO iT" .«« n1.47 or can be used anyutoe^ jurt Hoe cash, but unlh the khouiedge Golden Fluff© M715 As easy as relflng off a yula log. You don't need cash PRINCESS P H O N E — Space-saving C OLOR PHOIJIES— The one-time installation charge for Got tiiey*ie Jkxii you . • • persoiiaRy. DEL. IN MANCHESTER when you do yeor Christmas shopping at the telephone Princess extension phone looks great color phones has been reduced from $7.50 per phone 1 \ - Equipped with turn, signals, LAYAWAY company (you-can pay for your gifts next year). You anywhere. Dial lights up for easy use to just $6.50 for as many colored phones as you’d like Beech-nut * s t r a ^n h T^ 10 JA^S 89c OF'“iS S c leatherette seats, heater, de don't need wrapping paper, and ribbons either f(e/e- at night; Nine colors. Just $ 1.75 monthly.* installed at one time. Telephones come in ten colors. CHOPPED 6 REG JARS 79c FEMS PKG O f 12 45a froster, seat belts, 2-speed free.j You don't need to fight the LONG DISIANCE GIFT electric wipers, 2 back-up phones are gitt-wrepped NEW TELEPHONE SERVICE - ^ nice gift for lighta, windshield washer, bhristmas crowds. Just pick up the phone and call your imlyweds or others who don't have pKbnO C E ^ F I C A T E — An ideal Do u Im Brewnuiated Siigv unco 31c Dal Moffta Stawad Toautoas 2 *-o z —VI) W ALL P H O N E — A handy extension phone In ■*K«i^asaaBMa6BU» jgSI PiHsbwy Floar 1 5 -U lAO 2,59 Httdsou Napidns aoUXN SHOWCAU fKG o r M 15c certificates available in rA M i VOLUMECONTROLraONE— Athoughtfulgift Dad's basement or gara^ will let him chat Pflklwry Hour t-u SAG 69c Hwhau Bathraou Tissua 4 *oa me 53c that alldlin normal telephone conversation for quietly, in private. Ten colors to match any any denomination from $2. UmtmrJtJjC. am ■[ ■f , PKG OF 6 4 67c Hadsan Fandly Naptdu|l . PKG OF 3 0 0 39c TEDTRUDON someone who's hard-of:hearing. A tiny hidden decor. $1 monthly.* Also available In the Salada Tea Pagsi *ln i MIM m !• rtfultf menaily pM(i( d u t|«, , , i TORMNGTON • FUTIIMI • 80112 8B0MBINWU VOLKSWAGEN , tm m trm • « est hartfobo • omnoO • i Dal Manta Paas 2 I'AOZCANS 39c KaaUar Caaidat rirnc rlnu t«-oi ia g 49c switch “tunes up*' any call just as Ipud as conventional desk model. ■ em-UiM ckiri. a l» awIlM tar im t IIm h ih a M i. II* HRM U • Gounia • MMCi • mr 1 am •umoe • mume • COI5S needed. $1 rhonthly:* AsK'about' SAVINGS EVERY WEEK . . . AND S aH GREEN STAMPS, TOO! TaloottvlUe our many other convenient tele- Tks Snitlisin New England Tsisphone Company ■ ^ phone aids for the handicapped. nucB SUTH MAUnrS ONLY >hMW 648-2888 y* • w i I ' T PAGE SEVENTEEN .,..1 M ANCBESm t KVEMING HERALD, lUNCHES'm t, COHN,'’MOKOAY, DECEMBER, 5, 1966 a . ----- ...... in any'form ot legtslation rel- and Vernon Methodist Churches'Van Dusser win he otgahiat. win hold a Latke Fatty.'Sun- with the Men’s Chib Wednesday kGB SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1966 RANGE V^mon aiUve ia the powers, ccgutixa- aad the Windsor letcks Congre- Soloists from the Bodkvllle.area day at 7:80- p.m. tai .the recre^ afit 8 p m . in the Sbuth Room A M i tion and fonn of gov^isment gational CbtitcluvUl combine to- Will be Ji 'Curtia Rdhttta Mxi *mas DotmaA. -F Mrs. Mkhael Gddetein and Sxieakers for the evening will F U E L O IL Hesriiig Tonight Takes Up no later ttian ten days befotw o f Haiidel'e "Meesiah" on Sun- Jnalor WomMK MBeomard ReahaO will be be Dr. and Mps. Robert .Ka- GASOLINE Kusmik-R^mmey Jan. 4, when the General ee- day. ^e executive .bohrd Windsor Looks Church at 4 the evening win be Mrs.' Alan Imils Shiroki, Herald’s Vernon Bureau a requeet from 6:30 to 9:30. Mena- Constance______P. ______Moulton of :;!i MMN day. moniini; at St. James' will tgke action on p.m. Schuerman. - - Sacred Heart Meeting Set Is at 88 Park St, Bocfcvflle,' for an additional S12.000 for re- teams participating Warehouse Point was issued a 'n;i„ I'i tturbh. Mrs. Thomas Dorman wfll di-- Sisterhood Seta Parly The Ladies of the Sacred V . O. Box 827, leL 875-Sl$6 j^ ^ e bride Is the .daughter ot pLt. sr,nrsf«r 4 “?^“ rect the performance and John The Sisterhood o f B'nUd |erael 'Heart will hold a Joint meeting 648-2711. Itiicli \ illc HV.'i .l JT I l£r. and Mrs. L e ^ B. Remmey «C: SIS McKee. S t Th^ bride s 'T ^ ' i r . groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. rections ordered at the. plant “ ^®y- William Kusmlk of 15 M t Nebo by the State Water Resources '^‘*® Moulton car struck one SMART SHOPPERS m. Commission. An appropriation ^ Kdrsak of The R t Rev. Msgr. Bdward X o t $20,000 had been made In Dayle Rd. Damage to both cars ing schedule: 7:80, Tire Town, J. Reardon, pastor of St Janies' the 'current budget. was slight and there'were no In ^urch, performed the double U.S. Envelope, Rovers and As juries. '■ - - Following the hearing tros; 8:30, Colonial Tile, Charter Shop orand union iti)g ceremony and was peler .$Ke meeting the board of rep- ok,,,, Henry J. McFariane 47 of brtuit at the nuptial Mass. resenUtives will hold Ita bual- charged with ; The bride was given in mar- ness meeting and wiU hear a re- 1*>® P®“ ® ^age by her father. She wore port from town engineer, A. tfan his hoipe Saturday A full-length white .velvet gown Richard Lombardi. The report Is >"*®0ng to discuss-., league scheduled to appear with mink trim. Her three- on a request made by Mayor ^ ^ ^ ^ In Rockville Circuit Court 12 ^ered-veil of silk, illusion was Thomas McCusker to the en- ^®'“ ’ teams—National Guard, oec. 20. attached to a mink pillbox , glneering firm of Anderson- Frank V. Kelzenberg. 60 of headpiece, and she carried a / Nichols for a follow-through of Mens Shop aaid WebstOTs De- 23 pleasant St. was charged cascade bouquet of roses, steph- the sewer program for. the town, vetopera — have indlcat^ they intoxication Saturday inotis and ivy. Mayor McCusker feels, now enter the S^tor L ea^e. njght. Kalzenberg’s car was • • • Miss Kathy Kusmik o f Man €el more for yoor money with mini;pricmg! th a t^ e Mne has been installed stuck in some snow and while chester, sister of the bride- from the Vernon Center Juiflor P‘”®®' ^® P^y®« ®ham- he was trying to get it out it Ivoom, was maid of honor. She • • • High, that the next priority P‘®" season, caught fire, police said. • • • • • wore a full-length gold velvet ■ You con put more food in your basket for less with mini area should be the Box Moun- AvalUble He was released under the no ^pqwn with matching pillbox pricing. You save pennies per item, dallars per week, hun tain section. Delivery of treated sand to bail Compact for appearance in hat, and she carried a cascade In the survey made by the the residents of the Rockville Circuit Court 12, Rockville, Dec. &uquet of golden roses and dreds per year. And you get the fine quality foods that state, the area given second area ht town will start Tues- 20. • we've lieen famous for— for over 51 years! You eat better priorlty was the Talcottville day at 7 a.m. and ail residents' li Bridesmaids were Miss Susan Choira to Perform because you byy better ot Stop & Shop with mini-pricing! section, and Lombardi feels that wanting some of the sand should The choirs of the Rockville ' Ocadden of Manchester and possibly funds would only be place containers at the curb, Miss Marie Britt of East 'hart- available at this time If the In the rural area, treated sand ^rd. They wore full-length gloss green velvet gowns with W i rSMTVs ‘th# right to limit quantities work is done in the Talcott- may be obtained at the Public ville section. Works Department yard, Rt. 30. li^tching pillbox hats, and they In other business scheduled next to the Vernon Elementary MARLOW’S ^Tled cascade bouquets of “First for Everything!^ ^ d pompons and roses with for tonight the board ■will re- school, WBigated ivy. ceive: A letter from the Vernon Legislative I n l i n e OPEN TUBS., Q National Bank commending the State Rep. Gerald Allen re- THURS. A FRI. illl9 Ti^arle Bidwell of Manchester Fallot photo LEGS OF VEAL lb.'’ served as best man. Ushers logal police department for its minds any individual, business Were William Remmey o f Man- MRS. ROBERT THOMAS KUSMIK investigation of the hold-up at group or organization interested Aester, brother of the bride; the bank on^Nov. 3, and a let- of stephanotis and feathered Mrs. Kusmik, a 1965 graduate tef; ^ m the redevelopment RD VEAL CHOPS imd William Kusmik of Man- M O iM r U T C R Aester, brother of the bride- camaticms. of East Catholic High School, is SLgency concerning the aban- A reception for 125 was held employed at the Society for Sav- donment of some streets with U n VEAL CHOPS j.Mrs. Remmey wore a ndle at Willie's Steak House. For a iJigs, Constitution Plaza, Hart in the renewal project. ^een sheath with matching ac- motor trip to Florida, Mrs. Kus ford. Mr. Kusmik, a 1962 gradu Under new business the board Split oeesoiies. The bridegroom's mik wore a three-piece gold suit ate of Manchester High School, will: Take action on a recora- n m OF VEAL or ipother wore a three-piece tur- with matching accessories, and served for four years with the mediation by the mayor on the Oo^tered a mifdc gold coat The couple U.S. Coast Guard. He is employ board's appointment to the' ^loise idOc dress with matching B £ R N f £ S rORSTIW a O l- Both wore ooreages will Mvc at 148 Edgerton St. ed at the Emco Corp., Bolton. board of tax review, (The May tR M A S T or recommends Bernard S. SHOULDER Grous to fill the va'cancy creat IM PORTED-STORE SLICED f; SfS^niiinJSSn,. - ed by the resignation of Thomas TV-APPLIANCE STORE White): Ratify the Mayor’s ap pointment of Mrs. Ruth Ven tura to the Redev^pm ent MANCHESTER PARKAOE boiled ham Agency for another five year term: Consider a motion to Open Every Night to 9 • S o t . t o 6 wai'^e the meter parking regu- latictM for the period of Dec. 7 « ■ » ...... through Dec. 24, and approve • • • an SMsessor for the town. UP TO Suggestions Asked for Courses H aCO 'S ELECTRIC CLOTHES ' N G/ANt Ronald Kozuch, principal of the Adult Evening School is DRYER INSTALLATION T oHi T TISSUE 2 ^ SHOP GIAND UNION FOR THI asking for suggestions for new AUOW ANCE CERTIFICATE courses from industry, business AFPIKAUCE s w e e t p e a s raisHisT PROouci in towni Shoulder Chops 681 and interested persons in the Vernon area. YesI We have them in stock now! W E S T E R N - s e e d l e s s , The school is preparing its TEABAGS brochure for the spring' se G R A H in iO l Rib Lamb Chops 88 a mester which will begin on for/y Week Specials! Swift's Fei). 6, 7 and 8 and run imtll Ik w B n U M D FRUIT COCKTJUL m i m m April 10, 11 and 12. The new 4 89 brochure will be distributed the You con depend on famous , ; 1, Engaged Premium first week in January. No ad- • i n i a u T *njie engagement of Miss Mar> Swift's Premjum for fine Kidney Chops vanps registrations will be tak- LK3HT CHUNK _____ ira i. CBANSTTUlIta. lljjK F. Goidd of West tiOB An quality loml) • . . tender •n. geles, Calif., formerly of Man delicately flavored meaty The Adult Evening school, 1-B. chester, to Edward T. Jacques chops for your fomilW Lamb Fores (Whole) 38lb sponsored by the Vernon Board a t Xos Angeles has been an dinner. ^ of Education, provided 80 class nounced by her mother, Mrs. El- es in the fall semester with an Bip Gould of 30 Laurel St. She enrollment of 1,550 adults. New Power-Fin Agitator > New isralso the daughter of the late CREAM CHEESE Adults from 25^surroundlng Supw Capacity • Beautiful New • J m TlftlHil Ttftif ML George H. Gould. towns were in at^^ance. ^ 9 1 ^ 9 «n a 1-lb. ‘Her fiance is the son of Alfred California Iceberg | Basketball Practice UJ Styling- Electronic Drying - NARGARDiE Anamizu o f Hawaii’ and Mrs. • • • • • Final practices ■will be held •••• . MtirfvnrA-Mam . Janet Sowles of San Diego, head this week for teams and/or In- Potnrliii AiHaton The Mgytag ••••• C illf. dlvldueJa interested in playing muscle that gets big loads uni ••• NAPKINS 4 Miss Goidd attended Manches with either the Senior or Stone formly clean. Undaniater Lint ter High School, and is employ LETTUCE 1 niten Traps floating and sus Age Basketball ..Leagues, spon ed at the Undversity of Califor sored by the Vernon Recreation pended lint No pansi Antomatio nia, I Berkeley. Mr. Jaques at- HORTON N A ^ c v Ly,,,^ Cenuniasiott. Blaaching: Adds bleach at thg 14-01. tejnded Grossmjjnt High School, pkpi. Mesa College and City College, right time, automatically. No mis CREAM PIES all at Sen Diego, and the Uni takes. Suptr Capacity: Unsur M L C - C U N I U CUT versity of Hawaii, Honolulu. He passed washing capacity fbr big, S D D l e P i e Is employed at the plaiuiing de THIS YEAR big loads. 2 Spetds, 3 Tampii 3 POTATOES partment of the City of Los An GIVE YOURSELF Water Lavelt: Phis Metered HIL geles. '> and Special Cold Rinse. Great 10«x. pkgs. - Mb date has been announced, A naw 525 Warranty.® PEAS imnuOTi 7 ::'3 - . from a clock! 4 Settings: Dry all I NeCORmCK 6R0UNH ' Frey's wedding. NOD TO HANDL Pm SBURY COOKIES X 4 5 * 4 « c . The couple was married Nov. SKK THKM Vi’ fabrics wtth Regular setting, vyash sUTiaBai ouar-iuTtiM ei 29„ 1916 at Concordia’ LiUtheran Yi-Wear, Damp Dry, plus Air Ruff. IVORY UQUID 5 9 * HORSD'OECVRES 98 * BLACK PEPPER Church 'by the Rev. Herman r loa POOUM-MOWI .. NORMAN’S *S yean on tnnaniitioo anembbr. 2 yean on DETERGENT NUTTER ' Stippich, now -retired and living complete wtaber. S yean on cabinet against rast. in Germany. Mrs. Frey is the Free repair or exchange of defective parts or cab 1 2 -0 1 . JACK FROST SUGARw^ 2 3 * Stop t Shop PrunesJ6 ozpkg Stop ft Shop Toilet Tissue, 10'pack , ^ pkg IN( . inet-if it tnsts. Free tautallation of pam ia the lORBirs . -- former Katherine Cwertek. She itlbQlty of felling franchised Maytag dealer JOYUQUID btl. LAND O'LAKES was employed at Chdney Bros, Stop & Shop Instant Rice, 14 oz pkg Stop ft Shop Fabric Softener, gallon jug U .', H.AHTFOKI) Kl). 1 em year; tbereafter inaullatinn ii estn. CRENORA : ; 4 9 * COFFIE for 45 years. Her husband’ was M \N('MKSTKR NEW ------■ A # ^ employ^ at Cheney B,ros. for. $top & Shop Orange'Marmalade, 20 oz jar Stop f t Shop Frozen Strawberries; U oz pkg ra^URT nOUR^^63* 24 years and at Pratt and Whit 3 . . 1 WE SERVICE BOLD DETERGENT 79* CHASE & SANBORN ney, Di’vlsion of United Aircraft STOP a SHOP—Italian, Pranch or $| STOP a SHOP TAILET MSmECTANT Corp., Bast Hartford, for 22 Salad Dressings Mmt Cham* • oi beltta ■ tar I F r ^ Fries Sag. ar .tipgta. Cal 9 ot pkg U (or P Q U IO R T FLOUR 4 i ^ ’ 2 ” ttH 2- lt>.{4-^z.^0C Fallot photo W years. They are both retired. ItVNOT too late .f^iMtnneTr WE INSTALL 'Ihe Freys ai;e oommunlcants Stop ft S |^ Stewed Tomatoes 16 0* cos w for 1 • ^ Pecan Danbh Ring, Regular 69c own bokary SAli 5f M A Y I A f i SALVO DETERGENT LYSOL SPRAY j Engaged of Concordia Church and active Prom our d C * plTOR IR16HTER WASHES^ REGULAR OR PINE in its Golden Age Group, Lu Stop ft Shop Bartlett Pears 16o( can Fudge Cake, Regular 55c own bokary SAll M 3- lbi 1-oz: "HIS AND HERS" .fllM engagement o f Miss theran Church Men and Luther pkg. LYSOL DISDirECtiUlT . Cqiofia Ann Wellman of Man-, an Church Women. They ■were, TIDE DETERGENT TINY TIN SALE eibester.tb IBurton T. Handfi^S honored reoeistly at a surprise BERNirS PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN nutanmAT ofj ^llimantic has been sn- PEUONALSUE anniversary dinner at a Golden • NO MONEY DOWN • VP TO TEARS ndunced by her mother, Mrs. 8 s a r ’ 2SS41* can Age Group. meeting, given by TO PAT A bora MEDI-QUIK ZBuna Wellman of 89 Milford M r.' and Mrs. John Fischer, • 90 DATS—NO IVORY SOAP Fallot photo brotber-Jh-law and sister ot Mrs. STOP & SHOP SLBSIUELLErS FINANCE CHAICOE • BANK FINANCINO ORAL ANTISEPTIC FURnE PLUMS 2 « ’ 33* wmiBm irnaus mn fiance is the son of. Mrs. , ■ Frey. • NOPAYMEN'rS V^rriL FE2^ U A B T 1-pi^t A-oz. • n i m m Iksrothy Handfield of Williman- Engaged ' — Frey also belongs to the 'ti$ and Jbe lata Hemy Hand- ; 1 USTERINE C O R N M S f f i 2 3 7 ' m OR BLADES The , engagement of Miss Army - Navy Qub, Manchester POTATO CHIPS THIH SPAfiHETn fitid. - INnANT b n NoiTS m w ii ^50^8 Wellman is a 1963 g r^ - Kathleen M. RolUns to Richard Lodg* o f Masons, American ha- SHOP TOMATOES 2 s : 3 5 * u^ts of Manchester 'Hljgh H. Gonstantlne, both <^f Man- Foresters of America and or Chester, has been announced by Moose Lodge. He is m avid NESCAFE COFFEE MEATS l9T BABIES 4 ^^" 97c] Sfho6l. She attended Hanover nuinocKTAiL2'::r33' sjjhbol of Modeling, Hartford, her parents, Mr! and Mrs. Lin- basepall fap ^ d travels to Flqr- wood M. Rollins o f 41 Coipell Elbow punoRTinuiieNT. . .. MWTIP MD.N0IR •aweam NHTMinOBN.^ aad te • secretary in the pur- in training at St. Petersburg. He S h o p O N E D A Y department at Pratt Mocoroni PANCAKE M X 2 h^ 4 3 * KLEENEKT0WELS2X45 FEAR HALVES 2 'i ^ r 3 9 * MACARONI c i£ i 2 X 4 1 * PniARITTBS 4^49* aatf Bmita^, DivMbn of Unlt- ’ Her fiance is a son of Mr, and *1®® attends the Yale-UCJonn MlROTIBNlOnCUANniBa tOABCinCORND b n N O i n - c v T AUVAUITIIS i l i l T U l l I Mira. Robert C. Oonstanttos of f«>fbaJl game each year. (Her- SE R V IC E d t B £ R N I£ ‘S #(t' Aircraft Coip., Bast Hsit- 2 35 * 62 Maigaret Rd. aid photo by, Ofiana) FIIiaVRTcAniiins;S^^57* h a s h '*«"^,73*' GREEK BEAMS I NORTON DDINERS 2 X 8 9 * WOODIURT 9 0 8 9 4 X 3 7 * ] * 5 * bn NORTI-UUT OAlbn .. TV-APPLIANCE STORE ■vniBii—duMV ' ttO A K A IT n i n PARUT - - ] ’ *1-. Haadflbid is a 1962 grad- Miss RoWns, a 1966 graduate — SWEnFEAS 2*r33* SOFTMARQARIC X49»| «ata of Windham High School, of Manchester High Sdioot, is Saadi .Kingdom Old WILTON’S roiSM&Gy^so* CmUwHhllAllS NOODLES . *^ 4 1 ' Wimraantic. Ha is a Junior at emplctyed at Traveien Insur- RIYADH, Saudi Arabia—^&i MAHCHESTER PARKAOE VV^atflald (Kbaa.) SUto Col anoe Co.,. Hartford. Mr. Con- 1744 Sheik Mlihammad ibn AtH ^ «IF r SHOP PriMb tIfictivM tfira So^ P tc 10. rcMnrii dm right to HnniiC>quontM9i.' lage, majoring ia aeoondary ad- stantine, aisoj a I960 graduate o f dul-Wahhab 'and Mtihammgd Manchesttr Fariuide» Middle Turnpike W esf^pen Monday through Saturday, 9:30 AJM. to 9 P.M. Manchester High , School, ia' Hm Saud made 'a c6m'pact that mim-priCinq is for people who hate high prices IK^aafh'St. • Menoluater Opm .Gvtry Night fD V # Sot. to 4 ■oatkNi. — opaa Deny 9 to 9 — Grand Union R9demption\^nter»50 Market Square, Newingtmi Tba wedding ia ptaimed for serving with the Marine Corps, marked the founding of i^ at is Jbaa 10. 1067, at Canter Coo- N o (date has been annouiiced' now the kingdom of Saudi 253 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST. MANCHESTER. CONN. Oiureh. for the wedding. Arabia. \ / 1 I ii a ^ V
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THE Scene 'Rv p iT'iip qrANAwm Windsor, East Windsor High some momentum bMoVS sntsr* «By L m . i l l \ n a* snd BlUngton High get together ingI„- loop pity. Baft n*** aoaBa’tdotsA’t m«stmtst ^ ■ Scholastic SpOftS call fo r Roekvllla' H1|^ lor a Jam- an HOC opponent ■until 3$n. * W a change of ,scene th is boree in the windy a ty tomor- at home with Northwest‘ C ^ - 26 Pound Difference week, basketball taking row night at 6:30. oUc. Before that day. the Ba EARL YOST Defense Key the pports over with two Cl AC run- caieney Tech, hosting. Bills gles must contend With ners-up and th ree defend- Tech of Danielson, m a 4:S0 likes of Newington, old heme- In Assuming In Jim Nance’s Year inir conference cham nions geme, and Rockville, visiting sis St. Thomas Aqulnas and Short PunU und Long PasBes Already Slashed to NEW YORK (AP)—For Jim Nance 26 pounds was motoded in the Centrol VaUey ^nferenc. foe W ate^rd Hi|^ Wondering after weekend viewing of professional Eastern Lead squads. Seven clubs open this NewlAgton High begin play for With ‘terters gone from 1966-67 basketball and outrebounded by the poised activity: What gives with the New York Giants, who the difference between the bencj^and “ Ud week which also features a beeps Friday. the squad that posted a per- has hardly begun Snis, the Huskies stayed in the BOSTON (AP) — The Jamboree*^ to Rockville tomor- Saturday night, the Commun- feet 12-o conference *|ete, Hw- game only because of Wes Bia- are finding new waya to lose in the National Football „ u i Boston’s 14-3 American Football r«u, niffht Ity College takes to the road entry is rebuilding. The Patri- and . . yet , ^ the list . . . of uride- ,, League after their latest giveaway to the Cleveland Boston Patriots were back League victory over Buffalo losuknla’s individual prowesa. LeStoe the acUon is defend- tb® “ “™® "'®*^ ‘"®'*' conference featod Connecticut college The Poughkeepsie hotshot Browns? With 90 seconds to play, the Giants led, 40-35, in first place with just two Shue New Sunday, a victory that all but inr h chaJnolon East Thomas Seminary Bloom- challenge a week frqm tonight gave the Patriots the Eastern S to teams has already been scored 27 points, 11 of them and were on their way to springing a major upset games left in the American ro*'in Hebron against Rham. cut down to two—Yale and from the foul line, but not one ___ when the defense fell complete- Football League s Eastern Bullets Boss Division UUe. Nance scored East’ Hartford "* at homey 8 tomor 'conference champi- South Windsor, lO-O against the University of Hart- of his tea'mmates scored to dou- FLAVORETTES — Rita Ped* ly apsrt, again giving up two Gleimey in Granby, Bob Di- DJvJgion race today after once and gained 109 yards, rais one expect tougher competition loop foes last year, meets Stat BALTIMORE. Md. (AP) row night at 8 o’clock. Friday, ford. hie figures. ock 127-358, Millie McCauliffe Bcorea in a 49-40 loss; then Battisto in Glastonbury, Dave two supposedly ing hla rooord ruahlng total to this winter and will be seeking ford High Dec. IS to Stafford. The surprising Elis, who made Lo„g gin cbriey; the 6-7 138, Sophie Burger 849. there waa the heavy fog in Dal- Boland in B^kljm. Jo ^ Dyber yardage plays into — The Baltimore BuUete 1,234 yards for the season. the Eagles move to Wlllimantic waUowing in the cellar of AU in all, it s a big change to take on Windham High, one their 66-57 victory over Coimect- uOonn pivot, used hla height las that waa a handicap to the and Nate Koppel in C oven^ touchdowns against de IctU look eaay, travel to Ford- almost solely as a defensive ae. MERCHANTS— -Ben Whit- players, officials, announcers and Bill Fortin in Vernon. No f -Uj-j^Dionship Buf- the National Basketball As- from the former Syracuse star’a of the five new opponents on 1905 season in the AFL, his first, East’s .schedule. ham Wednesday night and en- . gj,d scored but one field comb 144, Mike Denhup 165- and viewers as the Cowboys lees than 125 officials are list- 8 P seolqtion’t Eastern Division Foul Trouble Plagues MCC, tertain Holy Ooss next Satur- gogj 384, John Naretto 142-359, trimmed St. Louis 31-17; last, ed on the Central ^ a r d roster fa ^ . announced today (hat a during which he spent most of Also opening tomorrow night hometown boy with no the time gaining weight instead at home with E. O. Smith of day. They’ll be doing well to The balanced Bulldog attock keep their record unblemished p o u ^ ^ d ln w ire ir'^ a ir to'only J®® Mayer 357. Dick IS ”^eaT'‘if?n\f'Such^ h^^^ S^IkluieTs' an hbnorary mem- “JuaSback^'Sl coaching experience has of yards. Storrs is Charter ^ k Confer Post Spoils Debut, 117-90 been hired'to try to better “I wasn’t concentrating on ence Champion and ciass S run this week. -g Huskles7 who ha(J/i/ Mazur 375, Charlie Ecabert ,.vor«i without ‘ ^ . thr...y.,d touch. a riscord of 4-21. what I was doing,” hO said in. ner-up Coventry High. The Pa- Kicking off the 1966-67 bas- Saturday night the locals trek Two Connecticut teams play 21-15 edge in free throws. 367, Joe White 353. touchdown ini' a stunning 14-3 to Bloomfield to engage St. ^ A. AA rtf down run, then let the defense He Ic Gene Shue, 84, a the Boston locker room after the triots then help NSuper Bowl, turned games against Houston and Three N0 3 former Hancheater High play- Notes and Quotes in one of their finest efforts of played at St. Louis was New York to win the title. his starters, pete Harding, Bob Dowes 4 9-1 8 servers to win the conference ‘"“I Connecticut 87; Hartford Chandall 129, Helene Dey 126-.- land linemen Jim Houston (82) and Paul Wiggin (84) are in pursuit. Also, it is not totally out of Setcord 0 0 crown in which they now have G®®®‘ Guar** Trinity 85, 130—367, Jeannle Nourle 138, at. Art Roche, Windsor High Gone from Rockville High pig season in defeating Buffalo fired after Baltimore began (»ande and BOb Backofen foul Bacltofsi 1 n 2 football coach, is another po- but now on the scene at Kings- for the second time, the season vtith a 1-9, mark. the question for Nance to beat out and the invaders took ad B'edlick 03 0-01-1 ' 05 r s T ^ r c S interest C t their Middlebury 80; MIT 77. Wesle- Nell Saimond 132-862, Bettj^’ tential whistle tooter . . . Tom wood School is big 6-6 Jimmy “Ouj. defense was great,” the second-year rushing total of SOME STUFF—Both hands rammed through the New Coach, vantage and won going away. lackluster showing so far this «3; Salem State 92. Quto- Ritchie 146-146, Jean Beaur#^-. Kelley will never forget his Masker, only a Junior, who is Boston Coach Mike Holovaki 1,627 yards gained by Jim basket, 7-1 Lew Alcindor is shown en route to his Scoring 13 of his 20 points in Totals »r 3^ io season must be giving the pun- ”‘P‘a® ^®Y I35-369. baptism into tha college basket- 100 per cent improved as a our defense had Cleveland Gives Example Brown with the Cleveland 56 points for UCLA against Southern California. the final 10 minutes, Joe Lef- dlts second thoughts. Bridgewater State 63; ^ n b u ry ------ball officiating ranks. Ute lo- basketball player over a year ^ T VVTTT AXm fAPI — tensive back'Emie Kellermann clinched it when he winter is new Coventry High ures. Basketball Association's team’s victory, the UOonns were upset 85. Riedor 183-lM - ^ n , Tom Oon- L/LjIj V £4 JjAiM-' \r\x /f _ — ...... — - crUrtA art<4 rt«a rtiiart^rhArU K 1/ TomT iCAnnAdv’* Parlc D6partni6nt;Will start scoring rush cal cage officlale is Al (Horse) g^ase the Stafford Fairgrounds fgug„ g 3^) Height, Experience basketball Coach Ron Badsteub- Best for the losers were Vito 123-118 loss Sunday to St! Louis by Yale Saturday night. Bridgeport plays at Coast ran 141 —378, CSierlea WneuB S,gglnrwho is starting his ?;r 3Vo:on J®« DeGregorio, now at Conard IMck Gaillette said UOoim wM ^ S r V u tt” ^^^ land Browns around on the fro- ..ynen the temperature must ^Quarterback Gary Wood ran A large number of young- High in West Hartford, a slight faw rit^ petition. Cost of improvements fill Municipal Stadium field. ^ ^ave dropped as the sun went for touchdowns of five and 16 sters have indicated an Interest Burns’ major concerns as he readies the East Catholic have dropped as the sun “Four of last year’e atartera moments, after Yale had salted P 3 ^ ^ , ^orld He remaned on his feet, how crowd of 61.651 had down. And .all of it became fro yards on secret keepers - he in this program which is being hoopsters for their season debut Tuesday night at home away the decision, he came up ^ operated the West «ver, and raced untouched into tjjinpgj g^out 30,000 near the again.” ten the Giants - revived after a lapse of sever- i ^ ^ b * 8 - c ^ ‘or SM^Di.go . against______Penney_ High. It’sTf- *VkAthe have graduated,” BadatuebhCr zen again.” didn’t even also said. “Only Ricky Young !■ with the startling announce- g rtnefield Speedway with Bill ' A' «»nJoe Namath to With Willett, an excellent are five new opponents, single Jamboree at Rockville, 6:30 Jump-shooter, will be 5-10 Jun jVs while Jean showed a 12 ukina^Srrirthr biif IisTs"et™a i« g ie ^record If 264 NEW YORK (AP)—Terry Nofsinger suddenly made .^®®p f George Sauer. game with Windham High, point average. Also counted on ior Doug Melody, the quickest are Stan Alexander, a pair of living in Ither communities. The’ same will hold true to- carries, bettering th^e old mark St Louis’ fiye-and-^ten offense look like a inillion dollars ^.'■J^P^man said°it Z T th e best man on the team and a fine Waterford High, East Hartford officials include Jim morrow night. of 252 by Cookie Gilchrist. but- it wasn t worth peanuts in the Dallas fog. game of the year for the Giants’ six-footers in Bill Morgan and "^who are The Patriots were cheered on The Cowboys groped their — — ------^ ball handler and dribbler High, Stonington High, and offensive line. “Our blockera Season of Tide, Not Tie Greg Turek, a 6-3 senior, Naugatuck High. The Whippets Pete CMnnlngham and a 6-2 by a crowd of 39,360, the largest way through the drizzle and Uie' Philadelphia got by Pitts were doing a great Job against a host the Eagles Friday, start' transfer senior Don Blesett, ex moves into the pivot and should pected to help under the boards. Duke Coach Feels Dreadful, pro turnout in Boston hlstonr. Cardinals Sunday, beating St. ^urgii 27-23. AUanta upset Min- good team.” assume the major rebounding ing a string of lour consecutive Despite a temperature in the Louis 81-17 and grabbing sole 20-13 and Los Angeles How about' defense? “We Says ^Bama’s Bear Bryant road contests before meeting Schedule: Dec. 6 E. O. Smith, 20s, the fans stayed until pc.&seasion of first place in the whipped Detroit 23-3. rule. Beside him will be 6-1 9 at South Windsor, 13 at Rham, didn't take the ball away .from Tom Lombardo, a senior, and the alumni Dec. 28. the end. National Football League’s , , 16 at E. p. Smith, 20 at East Meets Alcindor, UCLA Next them," he said. “They wouldn’t The year of The Great Tie has After the pollsters have their either 6-4 Junior Jim Reynol^ Also on the schedule are two "I Just 'Wish this waa our last Eastern Conference. Ir ve scored a bit if wc had even en'’cd, leaving Bear Bryant still final say this week, the bowls Hampton. ) ■■ ,, Vic Bubas, a highly oucceasful much hallyhooed debut seemed Holovak said. “How do The Cards and Cowboys went PACKERS-49ERS— or 6-1 footballer Jim Juknis. ^games...... with South Catholic at Bart Starr, who passed for 236 a h'.jli sr:iool dcferi:e.’’ i i t s'nould be the year of take over starting Saturday Jan 4 Portland, 6 at Bacon CO.®, . ..W «w UK, talo .h . tlrt ter th. top “J," r t Reynolds has an edge as Juknis Ckxinecticut, Jan. 7 and Academy. 12 at Stafford, I8 , -> 'C3 'e as'cd S’.ieriTiin \if the T de. when Miami of Florida and Vir ils still hampered by a footbaU ginia Tech meet in the Liberty Cromwell, 17 South Windsor, 20 ,liiw ttmo&UtMay nlfl^ ^ a from tha tree threw line. ' ”MotJi.o’ Green Bay started early when t:.e C nnlt v s e t ' to prove' . “I tiiii'k we deserve the na- injury. dreadful Ume Sunday morning. “Alcdndor is such an awesome 1 " 1 1; , Nofsinger, who had quarter- hooked up on an 83 yard 1 n- a”.^r 1 menhan- tional champio::s'i'p,” the Ala- Bowl in Memphis. Bums gives South a slight Bolton, 24 Ellington, 27 Bast U J I backed the Cardinals through “wacu ujj u The Eagles received a blow It concerned a little Item he scorer,” said Wooden, "that rts vvith Carro’.l f”; : ty V.'.-.e’vn-tDn last week bama coa-h told a nationrl tcle- A number of smaller bowls edge in the HOC, but expects Hampton. - rhe Scoreboara I two touchdownless games alter touchdown pws when veteran Pete Diminico a tough battle all the way Feb. 3 Bacon Acq^my, 7 at read in the paper about Lew Al- sometimes he scares me.” ' I tnkino-foirtn.. over for the iniiired Hale on the“*>= ‘bird Ullr play of the T3 41. vision audience after his Crlm- will be played that same day — suffered a broken arm. “Pete eindoT- end UCLA and was So can you imagine how Bu- through the conference with Rham, 10‘ at Portland,' 14 at SSrley Jo^son woJ the s K P*'"''® ®<>«««‘W"8? ’ ®<>" Tide crushed state rival Au- the Tangerine Bowl, the Grant- was counted on for additional 17 At Ellington, 23* enough to give a'man in Bubas’ bas feels, heading into those American League tical batUe impressivelv over That was the only score of the Sherman replied. “We’ve been burn 31-0 Saturday, land Rice Bowl, the Pecan Pulaski and Northwest Catholic Cromwell, experience in the backcourt. both expected back strong. at Bolton. position the shakes. games at UCLA Friday and Sat- Eastern Division rv%r> M.roHith hiit Inst th» nnint game Until the fourth quarter, trying to prove something all He makes a pretty good case Bowl, the Camellia Bowl and Aldndor, the highly publicized urday? Bums said. “It will be a serious W. L. T. Pet. PU GP war bv almost as wide a ^ben Starr marched the Pack- year. It's a long way coming in his final plea before the bowls jh® naiA playoff. loss as Pete will not be ready 7-foot-l phenom, made his varsi- The rest of the nation's top- .700 249 231 margin ®*'® downfield and plunged over back for this team.” The Giants replace the polls. ^ften comes Mississippi and ty debut vrit UCLA Saturday ranked teams, though overshad- Boston ... 2 until mid-January.” „ _ _ - _ Buffalo .. 1 .667 320 242 He comnleted 21 passes gain- '^H- Then now have scored 81 points in The victory made Alabama trexaa in the Bluebonnet Bowl Rounding out the squad are clght, dropped in 66 points and owed by Alcindor’s perform .500 25t 242 JOI yards thro^h the air Have Parks caught a 65-yard two weeks and lost both games, the naUon’s only major unbeat-, Blue-Gray game spearheaded____ the — top-ranked ance, came through as expected Hew York IIIq «v-L jttrU3 UlXvIUgll Lllc till I , e ei ^ ienlors. Bill Wade, Garry Gott, .250...... 293 329 an,d » directed •' a Cardinal «> offense • John T.u_ Brodie pass for San Fran- ^ ®".’. . , ’ . , andCUlU the WUI4 Sun a.»WTVS Bowfl matching Gary Minor and Fred Leone, Bruins to a 105-90 ■victory over in other games on the first big Houston . it Still has a postseason date Wyoming and Florida SUte on IT’S CHRISTMAS ALL YEAR L0H6 2 10 .167 166 315 that chalked up 21 first downs to ®‘*®° ® lone, score. Elijah Pitts Junior Bill Lacy and sophomore Southern California. Saturday of the college season. Miami .. with Nebraska in the Orange ^ and- the North-South Bubaa’ Duke Blue Devils, One of the most impressive Western Division only 11 for the Cowboys. Mere- ‘wo-yard touchdown plunge end- C a n a d l c n S , l i C a f s Dan Daly, the biggest >team game Dec. 28.' fourth-ranked in The Associated was third-ranked Kentucky’s Kan. City 9 2 1 .818 402 241 djth, who came out on top on the ®<1 ^® ‘h® P®®**®” ' ^ ^ .. The Tide defenseise alsoal was the member at 6-5. Wade is 6-3 and Press; preseason poll, opened 104-84 rout of Virginia, at Lex- Oakland 7 5 .583 287 278 scoreboard, completed only sev- ^ * * * L < ap01*S The major bowls conclude the Should see. plenty of duty up 645 276 230 gjj passes for 84 yards. COI^TS-BEARS— best in -the counntlry. t! giving up with in 85-71 upset loss to Vir- ington, Ky., with All-America San Diego 6 5 only 37 pdinta. flurry of activity, They afe: front while Lacy, Gott and AT THE AIRCRAFT 4 8 how finia Tech but rebounded Satur- Louie Dampier tossing in 31 Denver .333 185 315 then did the Cowboys win Baltimore*; which plays Green Over NHL Foes “Tills is a much sounder team Dec. 31 — Gator Bowl, Jack*- Leone all figure to fit into the day nigflit against Michigan 96- points in the Wildcats’ opener..' ' by 14 points? Three recovered Bay Saturday, remained two are ‘ban the past two tqams that sonville, Fla.: Tennessee (7-8) pattern of play. Minor, a handy 75. It was victory No. 753 for coach ” National League fumbles and two interceptions-games behind with only two Montreal and Toronto man to have around, can play games left as Johnny Unitaa cutting fancy capers again in won championships,” Bryant Yf' MOTOR SALES Fine. Dandy. Bubas felt great. Adolph Rupp. * Eastern- Conference did the job. both up front and in the,back- There’s no package Ilka the fob package at the AIrcraftI You get out* TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY W. L, T. Pet. Pts OP The Cowboys scored three hurled a 24-yard TD pass to Ray the National Hockey League ®.aid ‘u bis spiel for an unprece- Dallas. Georgia (9-1) vs. South- Now he faces Jwo games this No. 2 Texas Western, the de dented third straight crown. ern Methodist (8-2). East-West court. 'v. TEL. 649-8013 standing insurance and retirement plans, paid sick leave, holidays INTRODUCTORY TI^AININQ PROGRAMS week 'With UOLA at Los Angeles, fending national charnplon, ‘ ; and vacations. And now Pratt & Whitney Aircraft arinouncas a special — If you don’t have shop experience, you’ll two games against the intimi' flashed past- Abilene Ohriartian ix>uis ^ m w I S plT” rs" b lttle ? '\h ro lg “ the 51^ ^ S t C^kagT**^ "Tut. while everyone expected ’^® ROUTE 83 ' I VERNON bo ffven 80 hours of Intensive training on "Christmas turkey” payment along with a new 3% increase in our the machine you have been hired to operate^ dating Alcindor who wasn't hap 86-46 for its second victory of Qeve. .. already high wage scales! py with his school record per- the season and ‘SOth; in 31 starts phua. .683 258 291 Bowl, And each TD followed a ABOVE ’THE VERNON CIRCLE Instruction will be right to our own machina 500 289 287 DreaK. after three field goals by Roger one figured the team they’d be Notre Dame and Michigan East Slate ' Right now is the time to start your future at P&WA. If you’re a be training school the same high "Aircraft* lormance and ■vows he’ll im- over two years. Wash, .500 289 287 break. rate o f pay. prove For the oiUiers, N6‘- 5 LoulS' Pitts...... J 73212286 First, Johnny Roland fumbled Leclerc had given the Bears the trying to catch would be th e ^ ‘a‘®- Tliey fought to a IWO Ue ^ . Nebraska’ (9-1) Or- ginner, you'll be trained in valuable skills and earn excellent pay while 1AT ^70 a 'fa ir catch and Dallas’ JD lead. Maple Leafs. sever. ! weeks ago when the dOD) vs. NeDraska (9-1). or- Dec. a—Penney you learn. And there are many top-notch Jobs open for experienced ADVANCED TRAINING PROIIRAMS- “I waan’t satisfied with my ville whipped Georgetown, Ky. Atlanta .. Coursaa ranging from 22 waaka to 93 waahs p^rfotmance,” Alcindor said* “I 99*81 at Louisville, No. 6 New :» T, _Th, Cp.a.to, b, U.e block Ge.„l. Dec. 9-r-At Windham people at high Starting pay with plenty of chances for advancement. New York 46. Dan Reeves sprinted for the EAOLES-STEELERS- Claude Larose’s two goals, 1" the final minute, Tech (9-1) vs. Florida (8-2). in Machining, Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and Gaga thought my shooting was ade* Mexico crushed gahta Clara 72- Western Conference Jan. 6. — Hula Bowl, Honolu- Dec. 18—^At Newington', What's more, there’s a 1()% bonus for the second shift and overtime Making, Machine Repair and Pipe Making. quote, but my defense could be 54 at Albuquerque, No. 7 Hous- score on the next play. Reserve quarterback Jack whipped New York 3-1 Sunday ‘T Want to emphasize that I 8:30 in most departments, ^ After Nofsinger had driven St. Concannon drove Philadelphia night, completing. a weekend don’t want to criticize any other W APPRENTICE PROGRAMS-Couraas ranging much better. I’l^ got to work ton beat Minnesota 88-75 at Min* Gr. Bay .838 294 130 Auer woismger nao anven oi. v*.v.,c ...ei... , » nGGneu — - - ^ M™hn» Dec. 18—At St. Thomas Do your Christmas shopphg now. .Vfor a better job, better pay and from three to four years 1n Sheet Maialt .687 274 198Louis lquis to a field to goal a field and goal a TD and — a TD past — past Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh. Making Making his sweep his that sweep has that put them has put.over them coach .over coach because ,I don t know Jan. 7 , Momie, Aquinas more on my defense.” neapolis. No. 8 Westem Ken- Balt...... SAVE $AVE bigger benefits at Pratt & Whitney AIrcraftI Machining and Tool & Die Making. UCLA Coach JNorth Carolina whipped C3|ilcago .. .^00 179 203 jtruck again. A pass inter- for 131 yards and gained' 129 Despite five victories In their “1 Will say that since a t Ala- Dec. 80—At Waterford ^» ’61 FORD #ork, hut added: Penn State 93-63 at Greensboro, Detroit .. .383 -190 289 call and a personal foul more running. ^ last seven games, however, the bama everything is based on Basketball Scoi'es ' v Jan. 8—^Northwest 1 VISIT THE EMPLOiYMCNT OFnCi; MOO “Nobody is going to stop him N.C., and No. 10 Cincinnati Minn, .273 286 247 penalty helped the (Cowboys • • • Canadlens remain six points off winning, I wouldn’t go for a tie Yale 65, (Connecticut 67 Jan. 7—South Catholic, Cream Puff, Mag. Wheels, g-on-the-FIoor Husindi af good Jabs anlMla /at chew up the yardage and Mer- FALCONS-VIKING8— the pace set by Toronto. The la‘e In the game. 1 believe niy Pratt & Main Street, Eeet Hertford, Connecticut. ftom scoring points.” trimmed Wisconsin 77-70 in Niagara 85, Fairfield 82 't , oese , MACHINING • INSPECTION Other Connecticut plants in North Havon, Alcindor’s performance in his overtime at M adi^, Wis. National Basketball Association edith’S 26-yard pass to Bob Bob Higgle returned an Inter- torrid Maple Leafs capped a boys would be disappointed in Jan. 13—-Pulaski < Akron KMj, Central Conn. 87 ’60 BUICK WAGON AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS W h itn e y Southington and Middletpwn. If avallaMai, •T Eastern Division Hayes gave them the TD. cepted pass 62 yards for one IT) ■ four-point weekend by blasting, “ I “‘“i because we wouldn t Jan. 20—At East Hartford bring your miiitary diechario papers (DO - W. L. Pet. O.B. Then Mel Renfro i returned an and recovered a fumble on the Boston 8-8 Sunday night and be doing what I preach. Hartford I06, Coast Guard 81 Jan. 27—At Northwest , A Real Clean Car SHEET METAL • BENCH WORK Trinity 86, Middlebury 80 P ire raft 214), birth certificate and s o ^ -SMUrity Bulldogs Win on Field Goal Phil’phia . 22 2 — intercepted Nofsinger pass 33 Minnesota one-yard Une, setting now have won six of their last The ***'«" presented Jan. 23—Stonington TOOL ft DIE MAKING card whan you visit our office. 4»/4 yards to the St. Louis’ three and up anojlier as Atlanta won its seven starts. |t®eW Satorday “ TUar- MIT 77, Wesleyan 63 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A Oaieb, who had moved rroin Boston .V-' 16 6 . Jan. 81—Springfield AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING New York 12 14 . 11 Don Perkins slammed in for the second game. The IntercepUon.Toronto lead’s second-placs ‘®rbkck Kenny stabler hitSalem ll of St. 92, Qulnnlpiac 86 Cathedral ’61 CHEV. CONV. /' liusky running back who to*“ ST™ 4 21 18% Elsewhere in the NFL Sun- I • • • troit Sundjiy night by one point ,yard t o ^ h d ^ to Itoy Perkins st. 53 ^ . Feb. 7—At Springfield WELDING • GUARDS day. Green Bay clinched at RAMfi-UONS— ' In the tight NHL race. halfback. Les Kelley ran for Danbury St. 77, Phlla. Phkr \ Cathedral Wodnoeday and Thuradsy evenings H G them to victory t® ‘be Bulldogs, took up booUng Westem Division ■Oe CHEV. WAGON FIREMEN GEAR INSPECTORS R p.m., end Saturdaye-0 a jn . to 12 noqo. '"hen coach Wayne Handln saw Sah Fran, .. 16 8 .687 — least a tie for the Western Con- ' Bruce i”Gw e tt kicked three Boston suffered a crippling two inore scores. \ niscy 57 Feb. 11—South CatboUo 4 feretice crown by heating San field goals and Los Angeles con- blow when n»kto defensbmsn In ^® ®**®" ^ ® * ^ Boston St. 88, So. Conn. 66 oosc FOUNDRY PRESS OPERATORS League dbamptooAlp b*!" Wcking to loosen up for a Detroit ...... IS 13 ,500 ^ V wi*—__f__ » M.nai______— t-._A ^Msrt irttAwsAntirtnii ' infrt Rfihhv Om* siirftinAil ■otTiA liOTft* this uiiftl wccK®nQ of rOfiiHiftr ® practice seaaion one day- St.i Louis . Francisco 20-7. B a i t e r s kqpt verted two interceptions into Bobby Orr sprained tome llga- this final ^®®b®®^ ®‘ Newark St Sacred Heart Feb. 14—At Xavier ’57 FORD An equal opportuidty employer ^ ^Soiie Caleb’s 10-ysnl ''field “I wasn’t nervous at all,” Los Ang,', ^to^^hshces alive v T a J ^ ? . ^ red°aT5irJtre^ Feb. 17—Nankotuok 7% \*w» vuajii,e3 auve wiui » - » It was the ^m s'fourth ycar-•iV' ■>! I /. :l .
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A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 6,1966 .PAGE TWENTY-ON* 1 966 PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EiVEKiKG HERALD, MANCHESlEJft, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER S, Amwtr to « .-iilout fMoto BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Halp WAntcd~MBk S6 Htlp WaiUBd-rMl* ^ BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE f A Little Larceny Bnildliit--<-CBBtnictlRC 14 THBRB 0UGIft)t BE A LAW CUSTODIANS wanted eoeotK -tA T O B -.B A lfi* aiaid geetaaw LITTLE SPORTS OARPBMTRY - O o ^ t a work sMl/t, 8-11 p.m. Write Board of maeMnUM, paid'hoapltaliate ACKOn 41 AUmraacM te hnythlag from eal!ar~l& roof, V T iw irr m f o u s with HAin?wiwnM& B ut t h o se t h a t p e a p l ik e ivteVRE EducaUon, 1145 Main St„. Man Uan. hoU4aya and vaeallaB 1----- bM ftf WBito inside and out, nd lubatltuta for 4s Short new WRITTEH IH c o p e - p a g e a fter mGE plan. Apply Metronlca, Xad., swMir quality work, aaUataetion fuar- ■ m P t o M - f o - i M V 10 r e a d ~ ih e V chester. Attaation D.- X. 45Fioert Pierce. 540 mmHiajrd 8L % truck 47A1M antaad, eonpateure prleoa, no fEH 1EMTEMCE9 SO SHORT AHP SVYEET^ UMTIL YOU TURH SLUE ! uJL RU&HT,MA30R.' ANT>lYe0ISCai/ERED I BStMla— 48StolaMliUe Job too small. D A O Oarpan-' WANTED — men, days, flaaw W AT MOST OF THE VfclONS >fc>reR« HAVE U lk m in la a try, days 543>l504, avaninga BMeAMNiiLess eAces fble worMng hours, experiSfiea AtfSM’ tler/4. counolman; FRIENDS-WITH MOTORCYCLES/ON THE KipoIUUoB BSLond pared i •• /WP 7MTY e x p e c r DEAN IS Iorea onwnd B6Famoui BtttUh etS-MM. not necessary, will tioin.' See K3UF AMTIrHOlSB OKOtt^MC&j OTHER HANO,MYCX.DeR CONSTmJENTS . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS AW AUSWeft, VET' HAS A SLIsm FLAW/ 6 0 |T 14ParuvUii Indlaa aehool Chris, De^.’a,Drlve-in. 442 O t r ABHOR THE NOISE.' SO tLL HEAD UP A ADDtnONB —ramodelmg, ga- ’ MACHINE PRODUCTS ' MUST «e R6WOROeD.TH6N u m iM h a llof 57 W u bona ter St. N o"p h m oalls. s t u d y COMMITTEETOYISIT SOUTHERN leWbala oil cade 68Roo( Hold ragaa, rae fooma, bathrooma 155 Adams 8L, ManchasM '^aVEO ON ASAlN/—U»A‘j 17Implora SSDometUcata RESORT STATES NEKT MONTH TO SE E ^ copy n,08ING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tllad, kitehens ramodalad. Call a u t o m a t i c 'Transmission rS* h a k /-~-x t h o s t w e 1 W HAT T H E Y 'R E 0 0 (NO/"•“i / 18 Maka a nMaka 60 Roman road offlea BUGGS ByNNY pROceooHE Will— ER, ah lOFlghtera (dang) OlSpad BCurad herringi i M burnlna IPravdant 22Prtotar’a 4 2 Satt(cbaaU ooiiVenience. Ttw ndveitiaer ahuald read hhi ad Ihe FIRST eling is our speciality. Let us- (Set up and operate, also over 40 hours. Paid holidays, maainra 44 WUila _ . i d a y it a p p e a r s and REPORT ERRORS la ttnw for the ELMER? 32 Equal (comb. 2 Fragrance estimate your plan. No obM5496 \%S All, Benefits IS i5 16 17 MARIE Sft/PER r Iw .A. r o o f in g snd Sheet- TOOL DESIGNERS » fJATlONAL Trouble Reaehing Our Adverfiter? ALLERTOWfJ, fA . Equal Opportunity Bmployar BJlPv. T. HAMLIN 3UNK6T IS 16 IT metal Co. Roofing, sheetmetal, A L L Y O O P 24 home improvements, exnlrt Tep rates and overtime, -Hour Answorins Sorvieo firil bhn^te end preflt 21 22 23 workmanship. Days 628-9986, WELLYES, \0H,HES ALWIW6 a i i .i n Yfi 100 m e n needed at onos to train shaitoji. / OOPS HAMN6 A ROUGH- _ P M AFRND -.I 'M LOOKIN’ L M3U evenings, 742-8549. Help Wanted—Male 36 industry. For TIME PINPINfi WHERE HEVL BE" , SO«. A PLACE CRLLEP > MU6JA BUT i ^ ' b I S I D I N G GOME- J Free to Herald Raadert ^ Busiitess Opportunity 28 Help Wanted—•Female ?5 OOOLA WENT POWN / THE ONE WElL B ^ 4 YOU FIGGEB'7 b o d y To i k information look for New Eng- THAT? ^ OGMAWAMBO RESTAURANTS — large ir PART-TIME CASHIER UA BRIDGEPORT an** lathe hands. N IK K r BALLOONi / PROBABLYHANE Want InfomiRHoai on erne «f oar etaaalied adya R nofinE an d ChlmiMsTB 14>A tor Trailer under * MANCHESTER No aaawar aS the teleohone Bated? WaaBly jaaR small, with or without liquor Theatre, E ast 649-6491, Mr. full and part-time, benefits, land Tract s r 35 Schools and Classes, aassifi- TOOL A DESIGN BY DICK TURNKB ROOIiTNa — SpeCallzlng re I'cense. PhiUrick Agency, Daly. g^ u p Insurance, paid holidays CARNRAL cation 33. 130 Hartforil Rd., Manchester pairing roofs of all kinds, new Realtors, 049-8464. and vacation. Apply at' H & a r EDWARDS WOMAN WANTED for Shirt 649-5268 roofs, gutter work, chimneys B Tool A Engineering Co., 12 a g e n c y , new and GAS STATION attendants, ______. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum. A u r o folding. Experience, not neces Prospect St., Manchester. ANSWERING SERVICE used cars. For details call sary. Steady work, 5 day w eek .' part-timi^ PRODUCE <3L®RK, good work- IT Biding. 30 years' experience. New System Laundry, Harrison Mr. Slo*ii( B s80 Service CMl rHw iiMiirfitM Free esumatrs. Call Howley Paul J, Correnti Agency, 643- ter, Route S3, Vernon. ^ conditions, fringe bsnellte 1 J 64841500 875-2518 St. Apply produce department, 643-536], 644-8835. 0363. r Yob’E hear troiH our adeeittaet la NIGH't WATCHMAN EMBRGEJNCY DEPARTMENT Popular Market, 736 Bast Mid SERVICE STATION for lease. REAL ESTATE SALBSWOM- u SIT 51 Jig iinM wtthoat an oreidng at the telapkane. ROOFING-REPAIR of roofs. clerk-receptionist. Interesting dle Tpke. Porcelain front, large com er EN. Rapid expansion creates The best in gutters and con Light janitorial dutiea work with a challenge if you location. Paid training. Proven an im m^iate need and a rare wmsgmfHi ductors. Repair of chimneys Ideal for retired individual. enjoy meeting people. Call DRIVER FOR DELIVBIIT m 56 57 Trucks— ^Tractors R potential. Rockville area. Call opportunity for experienced, too Call Coughlin, 648-7707. Steady ' employment Call Manchester Memorial Hospi- retail furalture warehouse, 1957 CHEVROLET pick - up today for Information. 629-8671. ambitious, personable real es tal. 643-1141, E x t 255. An good pay many benefite, OaUi Ki. TX. ««* lO. 1 56 66 f c r HERALD tate saleswomen to earn $200 for appointment A truck, 8 cylinder, good run oqual opportunity employer. Mr. Pettinglll, 649-5111._____ Heatinr aiirnum U itc 17 a n d o v e r k it c h e n Restau or more per week commission b y Ali VERMEER ning condition, 643-7405. PRISCILLA’S POP HT 53 rant for rent or for sale. Tluree selling from model homes in MEYER & 8 BO X LETTERS 1951 FARMALL cub tractor, all PLUMBWG and heat room ' apartment added In new home communities. We MENDELSOHN DIV, , . M V IN TWE WHO KNOWS? attachments, excellent condi Ing repslrs, alterations, elec come, Call 742-7364, or 742-7184. are exclusive agents for 10 ALU THAT MONEY POR. BY J. B. WILLIAMS Far Yaw THE SBACE PRO«9R A M l [WOULD WE WANT THERE MIGHT. OUT OUR WAY tion, 6800. or best offer. 649- tric and gas hot water heat outstanding new home commur - AaAlNST IT/, 5 TO ANOTHER BE TERRIF=IC ers. Call 643-1496. RESTAURANT— Open 6 days 643-6426 PLANET? FISHING- UP Informatioa 5404. a week, closed Sundays, excel nlties and 4 more will be irS CHRISTMAS T u PD (=y sou SOT THREE TIES Y THEY SURE DO/ THAT ONE GERARD J. BARONOUSKY. ready to open early next year. FOR. VOUR BIRTHC^AY? ) JIMMYOAVE ME HE ur shop. Apply . . . St., 643-9634. ONLY TRACTOR S0«>a mentlomd. t t home, fully insured. Call HigMe DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper in c r e o s n ! 7 aot ft wul Servlcemaster, 649-3468. TRAILER SCHOOL IN ienced in typing and dental of OPTICAL OPTICAL the usual fice, desired. Write Box A, LINCOLN DAIRY CO. ILLUSIONS RENTAIB—Power roUnr. chain MoYlnib—Tradaiic— Right how U the time to start your futurs at Pratt ILLUSIONS CONNECTICUT Herald. » wa ly WtA w. TJA M. Off/ saws. traU roller pnd aerator, StoracB 20 1030 New Britain Ave. A Whitney Aircraft! If you're a beginner, you’ll be n t e . trained in valuable skills and earn excellent pay while lawn vac, rotottUBte. Also ealoa 'a “It’s your mother! Get your sister to help you push th* IdNii and F boimI MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught Before you call a school WOMEN TO work part-time col West Hartford you learn. If you’re experienced, there are many and service a n -w lawn eqo4>- trucking and package delivery. check that school out with lecting eggs, 9 a.m.-l p.m. Mil notch Jobs open at high s t a ^ g p t y With plenty e f sofa over here for m el" LQST — lady’s handbag In Pop m ent Capitol Equipment, 88 Refrigerators, washers and your local truck owner’s ler Farms, 742:6232. chances for'advancement. What’s njjore,. there s a 10% ular Market parking kit. East Main S t. 648-71168. stove mo'ving speciality. Fold association. Approximately bonus for the second shift and overtima in most ,da-- a s Middle Tpke., Monday morn INSPECTOR — experienced TRUCK MECHANIC Wanted THE WORRY WtART ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. partments. ing. Please return bag and per- ATEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 14,000,000 trucks on the with aircraft parts,' all benq- —Must be experrenced._Call ::;^. 'eo.nal contents, you may keep fireplaces, flagstone terrpces, road. The trucking Indus- ■ fits. Dean Machine Products, 6j44-1715, after 6:30. All concrete repairs. Reason try has a problem acquir What about employe benefite? ThitY q*Bie a package, THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG tiironey. Mall bag C. O. D. to PBintliift— PBUCTing 21 165 Adams St., Manchester. ' ' ' ------able prices. 643 0651. ing qualified drivers; ■’Let * BQY'FOR*'OY'' HELP hi rertaurant too ; . excellent Insurance and retfrertient plans, paid ; M rs.'George Platt, P. O. Box sick leave, holidays and vacations,, biggest Credit UniOB JOSEPH P. Lewis custom patoh New England Tractor EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT kitchen. E vening after 4 p.m., 84, Andover. - SNOW PLOWING — Routes in the U.S.A- - • • end you even get a special ‘‘Ctarlstmaa Ing, Interior and exterior, pa- Trailer Training show' you clerk-receptionist. Interesting 649-5271. Turkey” payment at PAWA! LOOT—BLACK wallet in Mar- now being formed. Avoid high perhanglpg. arallpaper ra- how to make $200 a week work with a challenge if you prices when it snows. Special low's around 8 p.m., Thurs ntoved. Wallpaper bonks on re or more. A short training jenjoy meeting people. Call Do your Christmas shopping now . . . ter ,a better Job. BY FRANK O’NEAL rates for people over 64. 549- S H O R T R IB S day evening. No identification quest. Fully Insured. Free ee- program. We train on tan Manchester Memorial Hospi better pay and bigger benefits at Pratt A Whitasy 7863, 875-8401. expept picture of son. Reward. ______tlmatee. GSU 919 9959 dem axel trailers, all type tal. 643-1141, Ext. 255. An Aircraft! EVEI2HEAKOFA equal opportunity employer. OKAY,60WE'RE: \ Call 649-6871. TRACY’S SNOW Plowing — nqrgjRIOR AND exterior transmission and tank USED CARS Aitrrue6Low.wE \ HOW PO VOli Wfiu. lx TM. a« U SECRETARY FOR law office, MANCHESTER representaUve. Alfred Amell, SALES AND Sendee on Ariens, evenings, 246-9593. anytime. ra n ^ g from 22 weeks to 93 weeks in Machining, Sheet experience desired but .not es 246-5862 649-4571 Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machinp Itepalr oad O’rlgAU 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn EXTERIOR AND Intsrlor paint- sential. Write Box C Herald. Pipe Making. ^ S t£ L MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl 644-8141 Or 643-4913. mowers. Also Homelite chain Ing. Wallpaper booka, paper- BUDGET PLAN saws and International Cub hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful MATURE WOMAN wanted for BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE AVAILABLE APPRENTICE PROGRAMS -— Courses rsaglng from Cadet Tractors. Rental equip ly inrued, workmanship guar babysitting, references. Call BOTTHINSS HINSDALB UO — r M ADE A DATE WT7H three to four yeara in Sheet Metal, Machining aad Teel W B L L rn A B ment and sharpening service anteed. Leo Pelletier, 64D-6S26. <2©\LLy e c a z j a D e o m ONEOF THE CH^RL&^DERe, PeiBonals 649^0630 between 9 a.m.-12 A Die Making. . t ; HEY/ THERE'S A CIRL 00MIN& R /^ T H A L F on all makes. L A M Equip GO NOW — PAY LATER / HE^ COMK THE PICUPAH lOOCHCXIWM©'? If no answer 643-9043. noon. ABOARP,TOO/ ------v / ^ p p ^ n y PICVEDOP RIDE WANTED to Bishop’s ment Corp., Route 88, Vernon, f BRl»l&IH6BACKTtWTMISSINS AFTBETHAT. SURE.tHEAR Comer, West Hartford, 9-3:30, 875-7609 Manshester Exchange INSIDE- OUTSIDE painting. KITCHEN GIRL. 9:30-6, Man OFFICE CLERK Hundreds of .good Job^ avaHabTe Iht \ ^ ^ T , CPR. SAWYER. HE RESCUED ’ vicinity Green Rd. 643-4688. —Enterprise 1945. Special rates for people 65 or CERAMIC’S AND mosaics chester Manor Root Home. Some Typing over. Can my oompetitors then crafts instruction, ^ a m this Call 646-0129. m a c h in in g • in s p e c t io n WANTED — ride to Pratt and STENOGRAPHIC Service — call me. Estimates given. 549- exciting hobby and make your [H olidays • V ocarion | Whitney, 7-3:30, Green Manor stenography, trans- 7853, 875-8401. own gifts. Call 872-0392 for In- REOBPTO)NI8T for proifessiori- Pleoso Call area 648-5434. «cription. Stencil duplicating. formation, anytime. al office, mature woman, per AIRCRAET ENGINE MECHANICS _J ------The Ldlter Shop, 646-0466, 649- PAINTING—Interior and ex manent, eome knowledge of 742*6641 •------1 3023. terior, . very ■ reasonable, free 9 Help Wanted—Female 35 ehorthond. Write Box M, Man o r Aotomoldles For Sak 4 estimates. Call Richard Mar chester Herald. SHEET METAL • BENCH WORK SHARPENING Service —Saws, tin. 649-9285. 742-7325 knives, axes, shears, skates. COUNTER GIRL — for dry Bearce Machine Shop NEBID. CAR? Your credit turn- COUNTER, GIRL — evening rotary blades. Quick service. QUALITY guaranteed painting. cleaning store. Apply in prt-- ■ Coventry sd down? Short on down pay shift, 7 p.m.-mid-nigtit. Please TOOL & DIE MAION^ Capitol Equipment 88 Main Special- winter rates on ceil- son Parkade CSeanera, Shop aac ment? BanJurupt? Repossess- apply Mlater Donut, 266 Wtet am uA St., Manchester. Hours daily Avqrage size ceiling was ping Parkade. slon? Don’t despair!-See Hon Middle T p k t. AIRCRAFT ENGINE tESTTOC est Douglas, bqtiire about low 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Saturday T> $20 now $16. Top grade paint 4. 648-7958. BY LESLIE TURNER est down, sniallest payments uset|. Call Ray BelUveau, 649- 7-8, 8-11, RN or LPN, part-time- inCKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY ■nywbere. No smell loin pr ft- 2110. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING naniia omnpany pUn. Douglas HooseliMa Bcrhecs ■la IF WE HAP THt NEflATIVB W& the HILLS ANP TREES KieHT. THAT WAV NAME YOUR own price, pnl>K- pjjNTAL assistant needed for Motors, 883 Main- ______Z E L D A / B N O U 6 H COOLP BLOW OP OYBN'5 PHOTO LOOK WESTERN^THEREj MY FIRST eUESS. O H e n d 1«8. papering, reinoval. sand- orthodOnUat office. Some ex- WELDHiG • GUARDS^ AMP GBT AlORe DETAIL TO HEJ^ ARE MANY SUCH BAYS BUT NO ONE M ing. Interior, exterior, special IS em ou& i/j IN THE PACIFIC NORTH 1965 OLDBMOBILB 442, power r e WEA'VUNG of bums. n»otb perience preferred.' Attractive IPENTlPy THE LOCATIOW.'j OUR SEATUE OFFICE ising S family. Quality work- WEST! HAS RECOONIZEP ate«4lig, power brakes, 4- boles. Zippers repaired. ?nn- salary scale. 289-5169. A _ manrtiip. CaH 647-9664, Jerry SALESMEN WANTED THE PRINT X ape^, take ovei payments. dow shades mads to msa«irs FIREMEN • GEAR INSPECTORS WIREP 'EM! REGISTEltED profession Must sell, going kite s ^ c e . all sixes Venetian blinds. Kays K em y. al nurse, 7 a.m. 3 p.m., Sun Ctatt 545-U84. ^ made while you wait Tape ra> Salary plus commission. Above average day diff'erehtial and Friday. FOUNDRY PRESS OPERATORS oorders for rent Marlow’s 887 Floor FlniaMiig 24 VOLKSWACWN 1905, black, ex- Progressive nursing home. eiuTiings your first year. Main, 649-522L CANPHIL Floor oovarlng, 73 eenent second family car, $400. References, 875-9121. Sell automobile, home and business insur VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICJB, .400 Main Street, 547-8783. ^ fBirdb St Wall to wall carpet- Btast Hartford,: Connecticut. Other Connecticut planta BnikUnB— C m itra ctu ig 14 Unbieum. Free estimatax. COMPETENT stenographer to ance in YOUR TOWN., in North Haven, Southington and Middletown. If avail 1082 JiEONZA Oprvalr, 4-door, QUALITY Carpentry - Rooms, ®*P®ri InstallaUon. Call 843- work in law ottlce, legal ex able, bring your military discharge papers (DI>214), bucket Wfts, radio, heater, We train and iiwnse you for a lifetime dormers, porches, basements, 1218 or 649-2968. perience desired but not nec- birth certificate and social security 'card when you visit automatic transmission, good CEuoer in selling these necessary insim- our office. . . , • OondUI5|i, k96. 643-0724. ^nlsbed, cablnete, FLOOR RAMDIMO and tafMsb. form ica, aluminum, vinyl, ^i.Ing fsneelaUsin*(speciaHsing (a oldaf Manchester Heraw. ance coverages for: ■;-'t attiel, oeramo aldliv- WilUam OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday llirough CADILLAC convertibles 1964-5- floors), qlsaohiiir u d waxing Friday — 8 a m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday aad 5. Someone like you should be Bobbins Oaipentry Ssrvlca. floors. Painting. Papariwag- Thursday evenings till 8 p.m., and Sattudaya — • aja. 649-8446. , BY LEFF and -McWILLIAMS :'ditvlng.!ii dream car. Now is Ing. No job too small. John to 12 noon. i ^ I ' , H R . A b e r n a t h y BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DijiVY JONES Bie time to purchase a con- —J— ■ ['! " ' I CARPENTRY—N y m a t soqpa* IVerfaills, 649-RTBB. 1, f vertlbla. We have 14 in stock I ’LL USE HARP-HAT MARCO HAS TO MIND FINE! rtenea, camptaia ramodaUng, WHATDOVOU AAEDICARE. THE MARINA, HOLLY... *\ TO 0E THEREHERE WHEN at very low prices. Phone me additions, rec rooms, concrete Honds—Stacks' ^ ' THINK OF EQUIPMENT.. FIFTY FATHOMS IS TOO YOU'LL HAVE TO HELP I THE FRA > now. 627-0171. Please aslc for work and garages. References Mortgaggg 27 WHENVOU ME ON THIS J O B / y V EXPOSED.•OSED. M i ^ u a l DEEP FOR SCUBA. SALVAiQ&l^iPMEHI Chet Brunner at Daniel’s Cad- given, free estimates. CaH 848- & lOOKATAAE? SECOND MORTGAGE ^ 'tin- m ac. . 2^2». LLUJILITT INSURANCE COBfIPAkY' CAPCTOMmoWH.eRDW limited funds avai^blp for sec k v e r E t t w . THREE CARS iti family—must c a RPBJNTAY AlteratloQS ond mortgages, payments to 18i5 SUaa Deane Highway " . WHITNEY aoerifice one. 1901 Dodge Lanc and additions. Rac rooms, ga suit your budget Expedient VAN DYNE WrtherMleld, Coueeticat er, flrat $446 takes it. Hiquire rages, ceilings. Roofing, gut servioe. J. D. Realty, 648-5129. BDILDER AIRCRAFT at Parisian Qoiffure,- 06 Oak ters, siding, painting. ;W o A - Planning To Add Room ? MOfeTGAGE LOANS — first, A Ask for Walt Lwniska or Jea^ Ross at 629-8261. IMvtalon o f United, Alteraft Coip. \ St. . ■ manship guaranteed. A. second, third, all kinds realty, Oarage, Bee Room, Evenings and weekends call Mr. Le*niaka at I Dion, Inc., 643-486(). 1964 FORD V-8, red convertible, ______statewide, credtt rating unnec- . tteuMdsl iU tdieaf 558-9463. An Equal Opportunity Employer original Ustory, look It over, h itmtt h a bON — cessary. Reasonable, ronfiden Free Estimates Equal Opportunity Employer make an oiiler.. 888 Spring St. Remodeling, repairing, addi tial, quirii arrangements, Alvin PlaaaiBg Bervtos START TOUR FUTURE TODAY AT PAWA BrS Lundy Agency, 527-7971, 988 e«H5 w »aeBae ljaI'V. r 1 1 MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966 p a g e t w e n t y -t h r e e
Ma n c h e s t e k E v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n :, Mo n d a y , De c e m b e r 5,. 1966 P A G E TWENTY-TWO Housn For- Salt 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Stle 72 sqb«rtwFy8M. 75 Murdcr Ratc Storms Ease' VERNON Owner kaa pre-ar-, Houses For Sale 72 TWO FAMILY — Duplex, 4-4, MANOHE)S’i m - - « room older MAjramemBJR- - RANCH, 4 ------Household Goods 51 Apartments—FIata— Businead Property Articles For Sale 45 WE HAVE customers waiting close to schools, shopping and home, 1% heths. new elding, roome, wooded lot with large T - n P t * P f l 6I P n 1 1 1 P Flood Threat Tenements 63 F or______Sale BRICK RANCH — Modara bua. Verp^anck area. CaU large lot. $14,600. Phllbrick ahade treat. Oty water and 3 year old lovely 4 bediwra J -U X y l C c t S C U || POWER MOWER —year oJd, USED REFRIGERATOR and for the rental of your apart Ookmlal ki prefeired h lg ft^ , , Real SIX ROOM duplex, convenient ROOMING HOUSE, centrally kitchen vdtfi Helen Palmer, Leonard Agen- Agency, Realtors, 049-8464. aewere, handy t9 hue and ahop- Sears' B-zee, sit down, S.. h.pi electric srtove In good running ment Or home, J D nel^borhood with city water S t j l t ' P f J ' t i P S Estate, 643-5120. kjchtion, • $106. monthly. Bel- located, annual Income $5,804, baths, formal dlnmg w ey. Realtors, 646-0469 or 649- ping. $2,000 ooeli required. $14, In Po Delta CLASSIFIED Good running condition, 7i2- condition, suitable for rec room NO DOWN payment VA or $700 600.-Phllbrick Agency ^9-8464. w d sewer. BuUt-ta kjtchen, k J I « a i.C o r cottage. Reasonable. 643- fiore Agehcy, 643-6121. expenses $1,205. Priced at_ family room 8877. 8257. LOOKING for anyOiing In real down FHA. Flye room Ranch, formal dining room, spacious ROME (AP) — Drtvtaf ------$22,000, ^aul J, CorrenU oar garage, AA MANCHESTER—7 room Cape 4884. estate rentals — kpartments, Pbllbrick Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER—6 room Cape In fireplace, treat, $17,1()0. Hutch fireplaced Uvlng room, at- WASHINGTON (AP) — Mut; snowstorms plied up drifts tbak FREE WHEELS — Buy two Agency, 643-5363. on treed 300’ lo t Large kitch tached garage. Vacant and der and manslaughter cases In- homes, multiple dwelu^s, no Business Locations ______649-8464. Bowen School area. 8 bed- ins Agency, 649-5834. isolated villages in Raly’s Al- . ADVERTISING new snow tires at regular - rooms, dining room, eat in en with butlt-lns, fireplaced muBt be sold! Asking $28,500. creased In all but one of four fees. Call J. D. Real ^tate, For Rent 64 c e n t r a l location —business pine and Appennlne Mbimtaina price, get two new wheels CASTRO COUCH, $36. good living room, 4 bedrobms and< The Samuel M. Lavltt Agency, major Connecticut cities during CLASSIFIED ADVERtlSING DEPT. HOURS condition, call 64B-9389. block with two stores, 9 apart- kitchen, living room with >pen today But the cold weather free. Oole's Discount, 451 Cen stairway, tree ahaded yard, IRISTMAS CHEER den. Excellent condition. Own MLS Realtors at Vernon O r- 1M6, the Federal Bureau of in- aiasad a new flood threat to Fh>- i 8 AJM. to 5 PJL ter. 643-5332. LAWTON GARDENS - 4’K suited for professional purpose «„^ce. T. F. M. GAAL AGENCY , $14,900. Wolverton AgMcy, FamUy Uvlng atxninds. er anxious. Wolverton Agency, cle. 648-2168, 875-6297. vestigatlon reports. rence, Bologna and the Po del- Realtors, 649-2818. ______L. ______The FBI lUts Bridgeport, Musical Instruments 53 oom duplex,, VA baths, di.sh- 'is now available In the State Realtore, 449-3818. Two fireplaces, two family > to. LOST BRIGHT carpet colors — J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-167". TOLLAND WOODS —6 models Hartford, New Haven and Wa- wa^er, private patio and cel- eater Building. Can be sub- rooms, 2 baths, garages, The mow reached a depth of restore them with Blue Lus PREMIER AMP — two 12” Fnqt Center M ANCHBSTBR-12 room 2- from $19,900. Open daily, 876- terbury in its statistics on the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSliPlED ADVT. lar. J. D. Real Estate Co-, 643- dlvlcled if necessary. For In- MANCHESTER , MANCSniiTER — 4 room pictui« (}uo lot and patio. 30 Inches In the hiUa around- tre. Rent electric shampooer speakers, tremolo with wheels. family home, completely done 8 Lots For Salt ,78 9410. Directions: Wilbur Cross nation’s crime rate, MONDAY Ik ra FBIDAV 10:S0 A.M. — SATUBOAX t A.M. 6129. formsihon call Theater mana St. location, 6 room older home ^ house, city water, eewer, con A Christmas present for aU Bologna aitd up to 80 inebea hi $1. Paul's Paint and Wallpa 643-8643 after 6. over, new gas hot air heating to Exit 98, take MUe HiU Road xhe figures, released Sunday, ger, 643>T832. excellent condition, large lot venient location, new furnace, the family to enjoy. Asking MANCHBSTERr-Lots, lots, lots. the mountain passes near L’- per Supply. MANCHESTER — 3 room system, centrally located. Good only $11,500. CaU nojv, Hayes Four A-zone, two B-zane, two to Gehring Rd. turn left, con- ghow that murder and man- 110 x 160. Ideal for professloiv- Investment property. Assum $37,700. Mr. Leiwls, 649- Aquila In central Italy. LOAM SALE I regular $16. apartment, first floor, appli INDUSTRIA3Atx Space — 2,000 al building. Asking $24,500. U . Agency, 646-0181. rural. AU In town, different lo- tlnue to New Rd., turn right, slaughter ,pases totaled 10 In BABY GRAND piano, grod con able mortgage and financing 6306. Throughout most of ttia stone-free loam for $14. Fill, ances, heat and hot water In square fee!it, ilhqt floor space. & R Realty Co., Inc. 648-2692-. eatlona. Call now. Hayes Agen take first right which is Blue- Bridgeport for 1966, as against DIAL M3-Z7V1 dition, rea.<3onable. Call 643-6663 available. Price wets $17,900, MANCHESTER — $16,900. Two B & W penninea and the Alpine foothSIS gravel, sand,, stone and ma cluded, small quiet building. centrally located^ Will sub R. D. Murdock, 643-6472. cy, 646-0181. berry Rd. 7 the previous year; 10 In New make us an offer. family, 0-5 flat, convenient lo The BARROWS end of the north auto travri was po*- nure. 643-9504. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. divide. For partlbqlars call ------—----- „ Haven, as against hone In 1966; Warren E. Howland, ^^ealtor, cation on bus line, aU city util WALLACE Co. BOLTON-1% ACRES of wo^ed ^ L T O N 7 room . expandable ^ Waterbtiry. as against siBle only with chains. Many ALMOST NEW—^Harmony gui villeges were isolated as drift* Coatimwd From Preetding Pgg« LEARN TO SKI and over 40? CLEAN 3 ROOM apartment, 360 Main St., 643-1108. \ ities. Bsl Air Real Estate, 048- Manchester Parkade kind, 800’ frontage, view ^ m Ranch, 8 or 4 none the previous year. The fig- tar and case. Call 649-1831. Houses For Sale 72 COVENTRY—6 room Cape, pfled up in secondary roads. 'l did on 6 foot Harts and was working couple, no pets. 643- 9882. K Manchester 649-6306 tte rear, priced to sell. I^ul ^ ^ r o d hearth Hartford, 5,\yras th ^ Help WanteC—Hale 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 large living room ■with country In Bologna, tributarias of tha promoted. For sale at $60. with 7638, 649-0463. 3TORE — center of Manchester MANCHESTER—ENJOY care- tv. Dou{^, Realtor, 649-4535. fireplace game as In 1966. < size kitchen, full basement, 2- TWO FAM -^T — 4-4, expand- BOWERS SCHOOL area im swollen Reno overflowed their PART-TIME DRIVER wanted LANE MAINTENANCE man. bindings. Also 5’6” Innbruks. Antiques 56 newly remodeled store, froirix free li'ving, in this economical kitchen These 1966 figures for Other THREE ROOMS for rent, sec car garage, 3 acres of land. ^ able Ranch style, large wood- maculate 7 room Cape, 2-car TREED AND landscaped lOOx banks and poured across streets for afternoons, hours 1-6. Apply nights, will train. Apply in per- ,643-2173 days...... and Interior, reasonable .rent- ^-fam ily duplex. New tile baths Several fruit trees and shads types o f Crime were listed By, WANTED TO buy —historical ond floor, with heat, $90. 643- als. Brokers invited. 522-3114. . ed lot, convenient location. garage. Call Helen Palmer, 156 lot. $8,000. Wolverton Agen rage, utility shed, large shad- and residence suBurts at ths Alcer Auto Parts, 236 Spruce ^ Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer maps, papers, flasks, bottlas, siding. Recent furnaces, trees. Financing avallabl# to pluthbing and roof. Good return Leonard Agency, Realtors, Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- cy, Realtors, 649-2818. ed lot with ganlen wea, st<^^ y^^ y ^ western side of the city. Tha SL ink wells, glass, plates, etc.; ------qualified buyer. Price $19,000. es, 60c. Complete wedding out for the investment minded. 646-()469. 0469, 649-8877. ______: refrigerator njiiiBcaiu* andiiuu freezer**»«.«.* wlU T,..* . narentheaes- water was so deep in some antique jewelry, l^ k s , paint- SEVEN ROOM apartment with streets that traffic was halted. fit. $1. Skipper, Penny Brite, ings, furniture, clocks; ap- fireplace and garage, $150. p e r ______Houses______For Rent 65 Call now, $18,900. P au l. W. LIBERTY STREET ^In fhe TWO FAMILY—7-6 In business Suburban For Sale 75 »tay. go^_ location. Asking — Bridgeport: Forcible rape, RECEIVING CLERK 30c. 643-6462. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. COVENTRY—^Two homes. One $19,500. U A R Realty Co. Inc., The -water poured into ground- praisal by appointment. 649- month. J. D. Real Estate, 643- MANCHESTER — 6 4 (3); .robbery, 40 (57); aggra FOR RETAIL 5 room year ’round home with center of town, 6 room bunga zone two, one block from Main ^ tith WINDSOR —Executive 643-2692. Robert D. Murdock, floor shops and homes. HELP WANTED vated assault, M (68); burglary, IT’S TBRRHTC the way we re 4196. 5129. Ranch, cellar, fireplace, near MANCHESTER — 6 or 6 bed' brick fireplace, full basement, low, garage, loaded with ex St., 2-car garage, lot 60x291. room custom built Ranch, No casualties were reported. 8 643-6472. 991 (1,177); larceny over . $50, Furniture Warehouse selling Blue Lustre for clean- ______THREE ROOM apartment, in- school, shopping, $165. month- room Colonial. Excellent loca- oil hot water baseboard radia tras. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Immediate occupancy. Call alf- conditi(ming. breezeway. . The Amo, through strlcketl First Class Lathe Hand Experienced needed. Good Ing rugs and upholstery. Rent w - a r in e ADuarel— Purs 57 eluding appliances and heat, ly. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. tion, near shopping, bus. tion and one 3 room summer 648-1577. Lappen Agency, 649-5261. garage and a lf ’the extras that VERNON — 6 room Colonial, 621 (465); auto theft, 613 (662). BTorence, stopped rieing weH 1 — Hartford: Forcible rape, 19 pay.------Kf Many----- 1 bepefit^.------ti Olcott Call ______electric shampooer $1 *>, ______6 4 3 ------i.----- ^ schools. City utilities. Lot home on lot 150x125’ with you would expect In this truly large Uvlng room, dining room, beikyw ftood level. I.D.-O.D. Grinder $110. J. D. Real Estate, 643 v e RNON - Manchester line, 8 ^ , 16,900. Owner-agent. MANCHESTER Bowers RAN(31 UP in Green Manor. Variety Store. BEAUTIFUL sable colored good income. Property now fine home. Out of state owmer modern kitchen with built-lna, (6); robbery, 124 (89); aggru' Children trudged down muddy Mr. Pettengill, 646-0111. 5129. bedroom Ranch, iVi baths, School, 7 room Cape, 4 bed Six rooms, garage, carpeting. .squirrel cape. Never worn. Call 643-6930, 643-2326. rented. Price $14,900. wants fast sale. Hayes Agen 1 ^ baths, garage. Marion B. vated assault, 188 (189); burg- streets, returning to school Lappers - Cylindrical REFRIGERATOR — combina large built-in kitchen, immed rooms, fireplaced Uvlng room, Assumable $18,000 mortgage tor Asking $75. Call 649-7314. TWO ROOM apartment. with Robertson, Realtor, 643-6953. lary, 1,306 (1,492); larceny over the tint time since the disas PORTER WAiNfTED —for part- tion stove; electric broiler, iate occupancy, $160. monthly. MANCHESTER — new 10 room modern kitchen, family room. available. T. J. Orockett, Real cy, 646-0181. heat, stove and refrigerator ELLINGTON—Beautiful Colo ------$50, 480 (581); auto theft, 583 trous Nov. 4 floods. Miany of tha Sood Wages, Overtime time sihift, 3-7 p.m. Please ap mangle iron, band. saw. 649- Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, Colonial in prestige neighbor Only $17,900. Hayes Agency, tor, 648-1577. BOLTON — excellent value. (633). furnished. Call 643-5118 be nial—6 bedroom home, 2% ELLINGTON Spacious older 4- schools still were without heat ply Mister Donut, 286 W, Mid 6405. Wanted—^To Buy 58 : . hood, priced in the low 40’s. 646-0131. Transferred owners. Plenty a _ jjew Haven:' Forctible rape, Available tween 8:30 —4:30 p.m. 649 5371 baths, 1% acres of land, beau NEW LISTING — 6 room flre- bedroom Colonial on nicely ing. desses fixnn some sdxxds dle Tpke. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. room inside and out. Two g (n). robbery, (19 18); aggra- CHILD’S SKI boots, size 4, $8; WE BUY and sell antique and tifully treed and landscaped. TWO-FAMILY, Porter-Autumn placed Cape, 4 bedroom possi landscaped acre In attractive too badly damaged to be re 41i ROOMS, $125, 2'2 room BOLTON - , room Ranch, ■with country neighborhood near wooded acres. Recent 4-4, 2- vated assault, 99 (108); burg- APPLY IN PERSON used toys: 'electric mixer, new used furniture, china, glass Lake privileges, FOUR ROOM Ranch, large two Property located for good in St. area. Now under eonrtruc- bility, rec room, garage, beau- opened were transferred to pre basement apartment, $70, heat, treed lot. RockviUe line. Entrance foyer, family home, fireplace, hot wa- jary 927 (756); larceny over $60, $6. 643-8972. silver, picture frames, old available immediately.. $33. car garage. Bowers School. vestment or business purposes. tlon, Garrison Colonial ,rtyle ful private lot^ many extras. fabricated emergency sitiioote. Help Wanted— hot water, stove, refrigerator, kitchen, dining room, Uving ter heat. Upstairs leased. At- 474 (393). auto theft, 743 (695), STYGAR GAGE CO. coins, guns, pewter, scrap $15,000. T. J. Crockett, Real Financing arrangements avail flat. Ftar further particulars Call Helen Palmer, Leonard Thousands of acres of the P* Male or Female 37 parking. 15 Fore.st St., off Main weekly. Call 742-6736. room, cloeed-in heated porch, tractive neighborhood, quiet _ Waterbury: Forcible rape, 1445 ToUand Tpke., Manchester IF CARPETS look duU and gold, watches, old jewelry, tor, 643-1577. able to qualified buyer. Price m U Wesley R. Smith Construc Agency, Realtors, 646-0469, delta still were inundated. Reek dreary, remove the spots as St., 646-0090, 643-5675. lavatory down, 4 bedrooms deadend street- Financing 2 (1); robbery 36 (21); aggra- MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER for hobby collections, p a in tin gs,______$38,000. tion Oo., Inc. 648-1567. 649-3877. - dents of Donzella Island ki ttM they appear wjth Blue Lustre. and fuU bath up. Spacious at available. Lawrence F. Fiano, yated assault, 47 (47) ; burglary. Andover or Coventry. Six days attic contents or whole estates. poU R ROOMS, convenient to W.-T R «n » fig CONCORD RD. — beautiful delta were evacuated for a se » Rent electric 'shampooer $1. Suburban Far Rent 66 MANCHESTER — Owner mov- MANCHES’TER — room Cape tic storage, garage, aluminium Realtors, 649-5371. 688 (481); larceny over $60, 829 a week. Approximately 2-3 Furniture Repair Service, 643- school, bus and stores. Garage ______6 ond time In a month as a pro- JANITOR—12 p.m.-8 a.m., 6 The Sherwin-Williams Co. Ing from state leaving this 3 (277); auto theft, 800 (807). hours daily. Leianie Manchester 7449. and heat. $130 monthly. Call COVENTRY - Lake St., 6 room mal dining room, cabinet kitoh- .B roker Gail Green Ood, 7 year old with half acre storms, city water and sewer. ^oyENTRY - amaU 4 room cauUnnazy measure. nights weekly, year ’round em year old tri-level home for land, Keeney S t area. $20,500. Walking distance to bus. VA, 3 p.m. week days and 12 p.m. duplex, includes electricity en, 2 bedrooms, recreation house, with tile bath, oil base XMvkig winds- across the stor ployment. Vacation, Insurance, ANTIQUES — clocks, silver, ’>»<91914.______some lucky buyer, like new FHA, or conventional financing on Saturday. Call Manchester and stove, $95. Also 3 rooms, roqm, landscaped yard. Mar- 643-2682 742-7092 643-9601 after 8 p.m. board heat, enclosed porch, my Adriatic sent the morning fringe benefits. No p l^ e calls, pewter, lamps and all collect- MANCHESTER—FINE location, coniUtlon with bulU-lns, VA available. Only $17,600! The Do-It-Yourself Evening -Herald Circulation Diamonds—W atches— first floor, electricity and stove ion E. Robertson, Realtor, reasonably priced. 742-7056. high tidb surging in once mor* apply Ih person, Park'ade Bowl Ible items. Any quantity. The newly decorated 5 room apart- baths, bedrooms, formal din* WOODHHL HEIGHTS— Samuel M. Lavltt Agency, Dept., 647-9726. \ ' Jewohy 48 $85. J, D. Real Estate, 643- 643-5953. 8 over the canal city’s famed St, ing Lanes, Manchester Shop Bric-A-Brac Shoppe. 644-8962. Garage. $100 monthly. Ing room and a f a ^ y room Level, wa&ing dlatance to MLS Realtors at Venum Clr- Ski Areas Given ping Parkade. 6129. mdKwls, shopping and pooL BienkowskVs Wed 25 Years Mark’s S ^ i ^ . SHORT ORDER cook — night WATOH a n d JEWELRY re- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ______NEW TWO family flat — 5-5, GARRISON Colonial —2 year* for $22,900. (3oo >oi-iv fill. «ft«mnnn «now and such resorts offer lOO friends and relatives at- daughter of Mrs. Raymond Brt- lagoon. cent mortgage. Attractive 3- balance early afternoon. England’s beat sWdng at tended the event. cher of Wapping and the late ------ary, plus fringe benefits, or full-time. Gayle Mfg. Co. only Warren E Howland Re- ANDOVER^3 bedroom Ranch. 67 PRINCETON ST. — 3 bed- TEN ACRES, stately T^room nancing available. B ^ e s Agen 8464. WANTED—USED bedroom set rooms, fourth possible, 2 stone 1840 Colonial, hot water bedroom Ranch, fireplace, permanent position with Inc., 1068C Tolland St., East alter, 643-1108. ’ ’ fireplaced living room.room $125, ------' — ------cy, 646-OtSL . Trading was moderate. present, the IVeather' Bureau They were nmrried Dec- 7, Raymond Belcher. Florists—Nurseries 49 ©r separate pieces. 875-6316. baths, large , closets, cedar heat, fireplace, excellent con trees, view. Hutchins A ^ c y , OOIX31ESTE3R sal, garage, $70. monthly, second floor. 875- custom built. Immediate occu $18,900. Hutchins Agency. new homes with VA-noUitag gome of the higher • priced the reports said, exc^ept for enkowsld and Paul Bienkowrid, aid photo By Ofiara.) Parley Is Told for larger tooms, built-ins in iently locate. $15,600. Lieonard pany, excellent income, full or in Andover. Open Saturdays, Cottage Street, centrally lo- Adults wily. No pets. 643-4884. 6316. pancy, mid 20’s. 649-4498. Realtors, 649-5324. down and FH A-m tolm ^ down gigmor stocks added a point or some high thin cirrus clouds ap- ’______(Oimttoaed from Page One) Call Sundays, and by appointment. i®ted large. pleasanUy fur- cluding disposal, intercom, 30” Agency 646-0469, financing. $2,000 price rise com- selective strength was dls- pearing in many seoUons. These ' ’■ Saturdaysi Call Sundays, and by appointaenL roorhs, parking. Call JENSEN Apartments — 4>4 ROCKVILLE — Attractive 31^ MANCHESTER — 2-family 5-5, attic fan, 100 amp circuit $11JM)0 BUYS THIS excellent 4- MANCHESTER 628-6702 for appointment. 742-6438. White spruce, , Scotch iai-un-Ji mshed ______. , rnr»m jinnrtmpnt stove. ^ *■ played also among airlines, clouds are an indication of a that exoeestve drtaktiig can B* rooms with heat tihd hot room apartment, stove, refrig 3 bedrooms, permanent siding, breakers, 2-zone heat, master COAT & APRON" —T—:------pine from $3 up, cones, boughs, 649-2358 for overnight and Colonial with enoloeed porch and save! Colonials, Spilt Lev chemicals and nonferrous met- change in the dear cold weath- Sentry Dogs Kill 12 VC prevented By any simple medi ter, lt/2 baths, air-conditioning, erator, heat and parking, 15 aluminum storms and screens, control lighting, 2-car garage extras, 18 minutes from town. BREAK THE monotony. Pleas- J] w o o d ,^ per trunk permanent guest rates, and 2-car basement garags on els, Raised Ranches, Cape' als. er over the weekend. It was an- 78 Summit S t, Manchester ant work available day or eve- refrigerator and stove, patio minutes from Hartford, adults, ne-T bus line, excellent condi and rec room are only a few Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, cal or legal expedieiit. lot 70x200, 1% baths, fireplace, C o ^, Ranches -with 8 to 8 bed- Electrdnics, drugs, oils and other cold night Sunday night in He cited a recent survey ning and weekends. Apply to CLEAN comfortable rooms, and basement storage, near no pets, $100. monthly. 649- tion, $16,900. Wolvertoii Agen- features. Below cost. ’Volver- 648-6030. new furnace, siding, roof, alu roonu, up lo 274 hathrooms. generally higher. the valleys and low country manager. Burger Chef, 235 free parking, gentlemen. Call high school. 649-9404, 649-9644. 4824, 875-1166. cy. Realtors, 649-2813. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-281$. ______r oonduoted for a New Ydric Sta.t« minum combination windows completely built-in odor w r i steels and' motors were Ir- where temperatures fell to near U.S. Jets Avoid MIGs, commission wUeb “ found no Main St. Garden-^-Farm— Dairy before 7 p.m. 649-0826. Scran MANCHESTER beautiful 4-4, DISHWASHER — steady work. ROLLING PARK area —choice MANCHESTER—514 room cue- 3-famlly centraUy located, 4- and amesite driveway. OaU dinated Wtehens, 3 zona heat- rogularly lower. or a little Below zero in some evidence that any of the various Products 50 ton Motel and Cabins, 160 Tol- THREE ROOMS, furnished or Apply in person. Howard John land Tpke., Manchester. unfurnished, gas heat. Adults. Cape of 6 rooms, big yard in tom built Ranch, fireplace, oil ,osr garage, large lot, excellent 649-1878. tog, paneled *“ “ *J^*'?“ ” "l^**** The Aasociated Press average areas, but warmer air is control syatems used la Wanted To Rent 68 ------Beautiful tree ztaded lou, ^ stocks at noon was” up .8 spreading over the regton at son Restaurant, Tolland Tpke. STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. Parking. Reasonable. New Bol fine residential area. Immed hot water heat, paneled reo Income. OeU Mitten Agency, Bomb Close to Hanoi the ^ United States had any *lg- MANCHESTER—7 room house ly suburbsn nelghlxwhoode w tt 291.1 with Industrials up .1, falser elevations. This is dear- Manchester. r " ' A p P ’T 'P R T A Tomaszewski, Box 363, South UNFURNISHED ROOM, heated, Road. CaU 643-6389. WANTED GARAGE — 2 stalls iate occupancy. _ T. J. Crockett room, caU now. Hayea Agency. Realtors, 643-0930. had not seen combat before but t e ^ o m ^ “ I X X^XAXX X _ . _ on 'hiLq line Call Mrs. H a m s .______fronting on two mian roads, 6 easy parkway commuting^Bert yp j^d utilities un- ly shown 'by the temperature on (Continued from Page One) Rd., Bolton, open daily, 649- on bus line. Call Mrs. Harris, to do private repair work. Call ReaUo7"M3-i5’T7. 646-0131. squadron «v»TnTrw»tis««- u Col, nature of akxtool use.” Burton’s Inc. 649-5351. MANCHESTER — 55 Winter 643-0658. MANCHESTER — recent 4-bed lot possibility, excellent to- buys in Conn, at $18,900 to ©jjanged, 6472. Mt. Washington summit w h l^ addition, there were “ numer- n Johnson said tha government intends to d# St., 3 rooms first floor, heat, ROCKLEDGB — 7 room con- DUPLEX — 14 rooms, 6 ga- room Oolonlal, large kitchen, 2 vestment property. Bel Air $28,000. The Semuel M. Layitt The .jtjjg Dow j j ______Jones Industrial av- was i ^ t o 23 d e g ^ at 6:30 sightings” of the Sovlet-des- airmen “deserve ah the everytWng it can to help per- COLONIAL BOARD CO. ROOM WITH kitchen pri-yileges HELP WANTED POTATOES for sale. Also hot -water, air-conditioned, temporary' Spht Level. Modern rages, office space, centraUy fireplacee, ecreened porcA, im Real BMate, 643-9332. Agency, MLS Realtors at tter- ^^gg^ gj. n©on was up 1.17 at a.m, whereas Houlton, Matoe, ^ ^ g ^ ^ ^ sons who are already addicted for gentleman or married cou stove, refrigerator, laundry, Apartment Buildings kitchen, large living room with located, aluminum siding, hot mediate occupancy, reduced ------non Circle, 648-2188. 878-8297. ^ strictly fresh eggs at 55c CRAMPED FOR SPACE? De- 790.04. was down to 4 Below zero Sun- spokesman said. the Viet' Cong team that pene- ^ eJoohol, he said, but wUl STILL HIRING ple. Call 643-5600 after 4:30 parking in rear, 247-4046, 633- For Sale 69 tor tost sale. Hayes Agency, MALE AND FEMALE dozen. Call 644-0304. Natsisky cathedral ceiling, one full and water 2-zone heat, 4 bedrooms siraBlo 7 rtiom house, built to ^]R N (R ( — 7 room Cape, large Gatos of more than a point by day night The one MIG shot down and tmted the air hose defensea.” highest priority on pie- p.m. 7402. each side. Phllbrick Agency, 64e4n81. 4 SKILLED & UNSKILLED Farm. ______MANCHESTER—UNIQUE situ- two half baths, family room, the 20’s, good location, pantry, kitchen, fireplace, count^ size Baztem Airlines and Pan Ameri- the one “probable” were b ^ Hanoi’s Viet Nam news agen- vention. . garage, $28,000. 'Phllbrick 649-8464. NEGOTTATTONS' RESUME Due to the expansion of IF YOU ARE retired or semi- FOUR ROOM apartment, third atlon. Two 2-family homes In TWO NEW Raised Ranrtiee, VA bullt-to cupboard, am^e doset lot to an area of fine homea ®an highlighted ^ ^ car^era the older MIG17s and were ©y ggid the terrortet activities Silverman aald (he value of Agency, 649-8464. 1-polnt jump by General BOSTON (AP)—Contract ne- ©redited to Air Force F106 J ^ e reDrisals tor heavy U.S. education to prevent excessive Openings on aU shifts, ex our cafeteria we have im Household Goods 51 retired, and reasonably active, floor, very clean. Appliances, town with two acres, on bus __ FIVE BEDROOMS. 2 fuU baths, baths, large modem kitchen, space, fuU-aize bathroom, new Only $18,990. Hayes Agancy, A ' ’ ' cellent wages, full-time, 6 mediate openings on all free living quarters, commu hot water and heat. $100 per line with all utilities. Many ]^ r a L STARTER home. Ideal modern kitchen with buiit-ins, hot air furnace. Aluminum 648-om. Electric was helpful to an aver- gotiations resumed today be- ThunderaUefs. » i, raids on North Viet Nam It d"* <>* alcohol has been obown CLEAN, USED refrigeratcra, formal dkiing room, sUdtog age which tended to be a litUe tween First National Stores and ^ g by recent studies of cultural days per week, shift differ shifts, full and part-time nity kitchen plus small remu ,Y,nntv.month. Will furnish.ciirTiicVi SI$125. 9.=; TiArper nossihiiitips.possibilities. Call HavesHayes Afi-en-Agen- j-etirement home. Trim and 2 fireplaces, walk-out base gtesB doors onto a sundeck, storms. Many possibilities, ranges, . automatic washt s, neration in rooming house, in SOUTH WINDSOR — 6 room soggy because of Du Font’s loss the Amalgamated Meat Cutters ^ drinking patterns. ential, Blue Cross, CMS, for salad girls, ca.shiers, month. 644-0649 between 9 cy, 646-0131. tidy, 4 rooms, breezeway and ment, screened porch, garage, aluminum aiding. 6 ^ per cent asking $13,800. Call A .C 3 . with guarantees. See them at exchange for a few light Split, phis rec room, patio, of nearly a point. Eastman Ko- and Butcher Workmen of NorOi Planes and IS filers to the five or 1 Oreorisals’ in the South. Many cultural groups, be said, life insurance, paid holi counter girls, dish-room a.m.-3 p.m. garage, 2-bedrooms, wall-tO' handy location. Phllbrick Agen- mortgage may be aseumed, 2- Realty, 649-2392. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 housekeeping duties. Inquire ROCKVILLE — 3- family dwel •JrimmtogpooL Assumable 8)4 dak. up a point, also helped to America. AFLCIO, with the nSn 0 ^ 01^ ^ ------^ have a “ btolt-ta pro days, other fringe benefits. help, cooks, managers, wall carpeting throughout in- cy. Realtors, 649-8464. Main St. CaU 643-2171. William McKinney, 118 Pearl 61 NORMAN St.—New 2 fam- ling, 5-5-4 rooms, good condi oar garagee, rec rooms, 2 fh*e- GLENDALE RD.—Open daily per cent mortgage Bel Air ahoro up the averages. chief federal worst singlemays toll of men U.S. officials said the attacks - - A progressive and expand trainees, truck drivers. Lib eluding kitchen. Only $14,200. plaoes, $28,860. Philbrick Agen and planes in nearly two years were ‘too weU planned to have against excessive drtok- eral benefits. Apply In per St., Manchester after 6 p.m. ily, second floor, 5 roorns, tion, good income, good invest SPLIT LEVEL — 6% rooms, and Sunday*. New 6-room Rsal Estate, 643-9882. The questionable outlook for tog pessimism. ing company. WHY PAY 30-50 per cent more? Wolverton Agenoy, Realtors, cy, 640-6464. of aerial combat over tile North, been carried out as repriaais so __ son only, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. heat and hot water, adults. ment. Price $17,900. Philbrick 3 bedrooms, modem kitchen Ranch with carport, unique ' ------— the auto industry in 1967 was re- “In all the years I have been Our low overhead (no rent or CLEAN, furnished room for 649-2813. U.S. fliers are now credited soon after U.S. raids around These g r o ^ Include Monday through Saturday. $149. 1-633-2248 after. 4:30 p.m. Agency," 649-8464. with built-ins, treed lot, rec Utchan-tomily. room anenge- TOILAND Raised liancni, s ^©©j©^j vy ©gghiess in General handling negotiatiixis tor this ^ . . . Jews, itanans, BouBwre employes) means low discount gentleman, central. Call 643- MANCHESTER — near bus. room, one car garage, patio, ment, 3 fuX baths, large bed- hediTOM, large living r o ^ Motors and American Motors union and JTrst National.” said J * * ^ ^ o lw r te r a announced Cihlnese, Southern French, COLONIAL BOARD CO. prices on quality new furniture. 9353. ROOM luxury apartment, Older 6 room Colonial, 2-car $19,500. Phllb-ick Agency, Sw««t and Sassy xvxxns, aluminum aiding. As- ^ Ouysler nudged ahead Commissioner John J. Sullivan, " American nlanee ^ v e the e ^ of (Oration Geronimo Southern Foituguese, Southern For sa-vings, service, and satis appliances, utilities, patio, Business Property aumable mortgage and priced SZABO garage, enclosed porch, quiet Realtors, 649-8464. <»■ FV-rd — .b « > .1^1 * > ™ by . b , % . « «,. lOlbi | P ^ . 0~b. 615 Parker St., Manchester faction, without high pres.sure storage and parking, I ’ i For Sale 70 to oell. Wedey R. Smith Oon- street. Only, $16,900. Hayes unchanged. meet serious threat of a strike. MIGs. Airborne Division 80 miles R i ^ ^ . FOOD SERVICE salesmanship, visit us today. ROOM WITH board optional baths. $155. 644-0649, between MANCHESTER — New UsUng. Stniotton Co., 648-1667. mortgage. $16,900. Phllbrick Mrs. E. S. Loftus for working person. 643-4643. Agency, 646-0131. Fractional losses by Bethle- The atrike deadline set by the ’The aircraft carrier Kitty southwest of coastal Tuy Hoa. other ha said. LeBlanc Furniture Co., 195 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 6ta room Ranch, VA baths, ga Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. hem, Re^bUc Stwl and Jonw 10,000 mton membra to Maine, hM''ratiirned‘ from‘ * ^ •high-risk” 400 Main. St., East Hartford South St.. Rockville. 875-2174. Since the operation atarted ™®ro are so-called PRIVACY — Wooded custom rage, fine neighborhood, beau SOUTH WINDSOR - 5 room * LaugWin overshadowed U.S. New ^ p ^ M assach ^to ^ ^ American forces report- Knoups, moatty from Northern Open 9-8, Saturday 9-5. THREE OR FOUR bedroom Pratt Sc Whitney Aircraft Apartments— Flats— Ranch, fireplace, foyer, dish tifully landscaped yard, $18,- A Happy Fellow Ranch, 8 bedrooms, large S t ^ s steadiness. ^ Oonn^CTit la m l^ g h t ^ second combat cruise off ed kliltag 160 Communist sol- ®™®P®* . . . ^ „ Tenements 63 apartment, second floor, many washer, disposal, wall to wall 600. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Post 27 SINGER automatic zig - zag In extras, $145. per month. 644- A part-time Broker friend kitchen. Asking $15,900. Must Prices wero gener^ly Wgher Satui^y. North Viet Nam. the Navy an- dlera and capturing 76. while 8 ^ . ^ SEWING MACHINE cabinet, like new, does every- carpets. 2-car garage. Hutchins be sold, foreclosure im m inent active trading on the Ameri- ion has s ^ e ^ e d memberahlp ^he i W e r ’s pilots taking light casualties them- weglans, Finns, Northern RuZ- THREE ROOM apartment, liv 0649 between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. has asked our help in sell Agency. Realtors, 649-6324. MANCHESTER - near Main- th'ng, originally over $300, take St. 4-famlly ''ome. Excellent In Hayes Agency, 648-018L------can Stock Exchange. meetings Sunday. flew mlsSiona against a cave selves. J ? ! ! ! ! * ’ MECHANIC ing room, kitchen, bedroom ------^ ^ ------ing his property. It consists AOOOXJNTANT — experienced over last 6 monthly payments and bath, electric range, re- COLONIAL OAK Apartments of 4 apartments and a come producer. 4 rooms In storage area south of Thanh Vietnamese military head- (™ tighnrt so much, DUPLEX — 2 family, 6-6 built- BQITON — Spotless Ranch on jiHilor for full-time, permanent of . $9 each. Call 522-0931. frigerator, heat, not water, no — room duplex, appliances commercial enterprise on in range, dishwasher, wall to each apartment. Owner wants Hba Sunday. quarters said government in I r r t ^ .) First shift, 7-3:30, experi staff position -with progressive and utilities included. Parking one of Manchester’s busiest fast sale. Hayjs Agency, 646- big lot, fine area. Ownty wUl FULL SIZE BED, with, spring pets. Available now. Call , wall carpeting, assumable finance. Aaking $19,500 and In terrorists attacks on U.S. t«»p s kiUed or captured 16 Vlrt _ J ^ ® P®^ S ^ t o ^ t t J ^ ence helpful. Employe ben OPA firm. 649-5384 anytime. and storage. J. D. Real Estate, streets. Income is in excess 0131. and mattress. $10. Folding McKinney Bros., Inc.,’ 643-2139. mortgage, price $23,500. Phll wortti ft. T, J. Crockett, W S « . JT efits. Apply 643-5129. of $7,500. annually. Owner brick Agency, 649-8464. Rhodesia Rejects day, a 30-man guerrilla suicide Simday. PART-TIME man or- woman cot with inner spring mat ■L-RANCH, fireplace,- 2-car ga Realtor, 648-1677. low tor the “Ugh rusk” groups, BRAND NEW has expressed a willingness squad strack at Tan Son Nhut. wanted for tobacco depart tress, $15. Mattress for single THREE ROOji apartment, ap MANCHESTER — Six room Co rage, modern kitchen, large Silverman said. to as.sist with the financ BOLTON — Four room Ranch Air Base under mortar-fire cov ment, weekday mornings, 5 bed, $5. AU good condition. I NOW R ’JJNTING pliances and utilities, $110 per living room with dining L, Children to low-iiak oootetlea, PIONEER PARACHUTE ing. Please contact this lonial, VA baths, modem with fireplace, two car garage, er. German shepherd sentry SNETCO Flam days, experience desired, 644-1956. » PICTUREJSQUB month. 644-0649 between 9 2 full baths, 3 large bedrooms, ho said, introduce to agency for more details. kitchen with built-lna, stove, lot with big trees, close to dogs detected the "Viet Cong, and 168 Forest S t, Manchester many benefits. Apply in per a.m.-3 p.m. dishwasher and disposal, 3 bed $28,900- Philbrick Agency, 649- Pact with Britain alcohol early to hfe, hut upMiny - son Mr. Bernstein, or Mr. Gas- BLONDE TV console, working RESIDENTIAL LOCATION lake. Only $14,900. T. J. allied forces counterattacked on Dec. 10 Vote rooms, $19,900. Philbricif 8464. to small amounts as part of tha pej. condition, first $20. takes it. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. (Continued from Page One) H aT)^, regarded as a rlght- the ground and from the air. ______Call 2:30-10, 649-1488. One bedroom apartments, wall COLONIAL MANOR _JQJJN JJ LAPPEN INC. Agency, 649-8464. NEW HAVEiN- (AP) - Union family meal. Tha children to to wall carpeting, outside bal- ment—includes appliances and ’ ’ MANCHESTER — 2 family, 5-5 -wdnger, told newsmen: “I am EHghteen jijipmeen Viet viei Cong werewem —— ------. ---— laan-n THERE’S STILL time to earn ------BOLTON — $18,900. Immacu-., entirely coMlstent with six Brit- happy.” kUied and eight were captured, employes of the Southern New ' SHORT ORDER COOK conies, free gas heat and hot utilities, private patio and cel- 649-5261 VACANT CAPE on the west flat. 2-car garage 2 heating late 4-room Bianch, modem tsh conditions to inmre un .money for Christmas. If you side. Completely redecorated, systems, excellent location. Regardless of the opposition Besides the U.S. Jet fighter and England Telephone Company ** “ *“ • Night Work, 4 p.m. ^to Closing get to meet people we have USED SOFA and two chairs, waterWCXLCX andC4X1U gas li/Xfor VWXVlllg*cooking, ^ r, $^5. per n i o ^ J. D. dream kitchen, large land- impeded progre» toward mo- Stove, refrigerator, garbage Real Estate, 643<^129. 164 E. Center St., Manchester all 6 rooms finished. T. J. Buy now, only $18,500. Hayes wWhin hie cabinet. Smith ap- Vietnamese transport, several vote Dec. 10 t^ u g h 12 on « .© „ _ _ an opportunity for you. Call offer, 643-0675. ” *■ ocaped lo t lake privileges. Bel jority rale for Rhodesia’s 4 mil- peareA to bo popular enough other planes and vehicles were' the company s latest contract disposal. Resident superintend- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Agency, 646-0131. Air Real Estate, 648-0883. lion Africans. _ principles which may ha iin- Apply in Person 643-6962. CUSTOMfeR DON’T NEED IT with Rbodesia’a 226,000 wWtea slightly damaged. “ .iprbposal. ent located corner of Edgerton AVAILABLE January 1. Large The leaders of Rhodesia’s “^The Connecticut Union .of Tele- property _ educating CHANCE A A io. , to win out It the agreement he 'Pwelve U.S. dcservlcemen* were ------and Hemlock Streets. Immedi 3% room apartment, newly re ■VERNON Howard Johnson Restaurant OF LIFETIME TO GO white j o r i t y d e c l a i ^ ^ ^ W ilso n ^ ^ r were wounded by a terrorist bomb phone Workers has rejected pne I ate occupancy, $125. monthly. decorated, modem kitchen and Immediate Occupancy Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester Situations Wanted— HOUSEKEEPING bqth, 4 walk-in closets, heat ony tad^ndent 13 ^ ^ ^ showdown. placed on the roof of the U.S. proposal, and SNETOO spokes- — WANTED — Call ‘ rather than accept British de Female 38 and lights Included. $95 pgr, Because of ‘foreclosure” ... ------. . . quail- psychological warfare office men said the latest offer will Reliable, Honest, Person MANNARINO mands tor eventual African month. Call 649-3981, after' we are dCfertag tor Imme CHILD CARE —by nurse for TO TAKE OVER MANAGEMENT CO. diate sale, a 3 bedroom rule. HELP WANTED UNPAID BALANCE 6:30. working mothers, days or eve 289-7395 Ranch with fbreplaoe, bullt- ““ re- i»i£, 01 'psyobologlcia w mim SEiia itftop i m « b ^ ’ “ “ V " MONTHLY PAYMENTS nings in my home. W9-4275. THREE R(X>MS, heat, hot wa tas and garage. Easy fi •BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS $16.79 nancing available from 3 COMPLETE FOUR ROOMS, with hot wa ter, laundry, Bolton Center LATHE OPE3RATORS WILL BABYSIT for children iii mortgage bolder. J. Gor ported to bave mtegivtogs shout . tran^- planes began dropping one mii- per pay allowance, and the es- alcoholism is an illness, nrt my home, Avery St. area. Ex ROOMS OF FURNITURE ter, $85. J. D. Real Estate, Apartments, available immed ASSEMBLY MEN don, 649-6306. ^ e e t t i e m ^ with Um Smith govomment. Uon 6f them on guerrlUa-con- tabliahment of a maintenance- necessarily a. character defect perienced. Play area. Animals. All of this merchandise la In 643-5129. iately, call 649-7367. TRAlNiDES our warehouse. It has never regime. The agreement also govommem. the South * of-duos clause. » perversity, s 644-8320. > * ... B & W teced the certain opposition of Smith would stay on M prime troU^ a ^ o f t i ^ S < ^ ^ officials, who recom- - “Sale” drinking Is soma- . ______left our store and Is fully guar The BAIRROWS and yr*. M IN C H ES Liberal Benefits, Presently anteed. Some In original fac- WALLACE Co. rightists In Smtih’s ’ catotoet and, mtotetor wouM m ^ e S T s ^ i g T ^ - mended acceptar^ie of the firrt Ihh* that can be lemmed; ^ Working 50 Hour Week IRONING AND alterations done tory crates and cartons with I ^ t t y rlc-mc trimming and Manohester Parkade W a n leadem. d^nc7 i S ^ thV U ^ . ^ r offer, have m ^ n o recommen- cessive drinking can ha at home Reasonable 649-1915 "'■‘Hr*"*' factory serial numbers, Mandheeter 649-6806 FreaWent K e u ^ Kaimto of i*°, ,i.*^iiiinriTi invited Force, wounding three U.S. air- datlon oomplete tha pretty ------iwbTMt: uui This JoBy doWn doll malcMi' mom finiahed up. Wg aanetton* JtoatiTbomb that Uasted the it wiU Da retroactive to Nov. 6. “ And we can start by trying Dogs—Birds—^Pets 41 Beautiful Living Room Suite to l(Olp our young people—with ------;------Beautiful Dinette Set P*®**®P * ***^^TUb • * wonderfiil companion for tha wooded comer lot. vacant Nov. 80 unkm Smith capdtatiat- rtuTSf six U.S. Defense Depart- The old contract expired Nov. chUdren! He’a an Weal gift for what we believe to be the most GROOMING and boarding all Beautiful “ Deluxe” Range In- 8104 with PattpOtRama * breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. stead of Hotpolnt Electric Re- smee bazaar donation or glft4glving. S 2 u i ! “5S?i67?' RhodealBn cabinet was W an tym ^ a £ “ ^ to Cta The, south 4 .^ ^ ^ membership powerful weapon we now pos PARACHUTE RIGGERS Chase, Hebron Rd., Etolton, frigerator, If you prefer. Rugs, sess, i knowledge.” 643-6427. Lamps, Tables, Linoleum and a for BEST RESULTS, 2, 1% y W of 3^-toch; b W t . ' bolTON - Unusual Cape of *md racial equality. Afrl- S N E -S ^ p lo y e r ^ iT ^ BXPERIBNOBD OR ...... Few Other Articles on Display ^Myoudo is set the thermostat... m do all the rest! five rooms on throe levels, dependence at aH costs and. catu' HURLEY KEEPS BIUM at Main Store. many e x t ^ : carport, lake wflUng to risk U.N. sane- more aeato In Parliament. ROCKY HILL (AP)-^ohn M. WILUNG TO LEARN You name it and Sunoco’s new) Heating ^rvice has got .it! PLUFFY WHITE Toy Poodle EVERYTHING 5 “ AnneTO order, Cabot, -and Maaoharter 86c to _ Bva- privUegea, $16,900. Must hebe ggjgg foared Smith Rmiih bad h«l The British '5 "s . - ‘S C M E B O I H r ^ i ^ Hurley, executive director of tha puppies, $125. up. 643-9979. THE U N PAID , Everything from pre-season ^conditioning to scientific, APPLY AT LOW COST. TOO! N T ntog Herald, 1150 AVB. OT saw. T. J. Oibckett. Realtor, too mnny coooeaalone in reopen trade, ______1______BALANCE PRICE weather-controlled, automatic deliveries, plus easy payment j^^OAS, NEW YORK, N. . VQBILN.T. — ------— ------^ LOOKING „FOR good homes, 3 ONLY $418.26 CASH RATCS (15 WORDS! plan. Get them all, get Sunoco Heating Oil. Let’s t^k. cute kittens. Call 649-6480 af- PHONE for APPOINTMENT For l*b-olaa* rnaiHag add lOo COLUMBIA-6 ROOM— ywtt” ^ 2 .’= :.^ If=.-srsT5T: S s3 S S 5 .PIONEER PARACHUTE ter 5 :30 anytime wiekends. ASK FOR !‘CARL” On* Day ..... 45e 3 OcnfS‘ ...... $1.17 Foi: lat-clau mailing add l$c 'round home, lake privileges. -T CO. ------Htfd. 247-0358 or 527-9036 Six Doys .....$1.98 10 Days .....$3.00 AddJS^ ®^‘‘ pattern,,^t N^e; {13900 i-4a-9291 Adoreas w «a j oddress and Zip Code, Style _ with RepubUcan ^ 168 Forest St., Manchester DACHSHUND PUPPIES, AKC, See It Day or Night TEL. 649-5253 ready to go, miniature and If you have no means \ of IMMEDIATE ACTION I No. and Size. Chairman A. Searle Pinnay to- See exoiUng new fashions to No. and Size. 1 demand f t . a ^ to toe face but was expect- tt^tionally vtotorioua RePubU- 649-5211 standard, champion blood transportation, I’ll send my Call before 10:30 weekdays (9 AJU. Satnrdiays). You Choose more iMtterti* nn aU Heights, 6 room Ranch, wooded having any 00m- , lines. Also Weimaraners. auto for you. No obligation the FwD 4k Wtoter ’66 ia«w of the report, wMdi ha can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. ftelda ofnOodkwoifc at ymir lot, $11,906. Ftoawdag avail-r tS^ c ‘s^ goarda. member* of "T w n h e ra of P®»1’. ^ ^uthington 1 ■628-6573. even if you don’t buy. So, come FWtorm ztir eompM* lai*ia*froaittiaN^’66>W4k aMa. LmaorA Agancy. Real-1. ite aeotew «M i Bmllli •uoday w g w w f i W grrih ^ pokes Squadron, plalnedi “ Somebody foofadj” called “definitely prematopa.’* i p a f TO He l p on deUvery along and see this big bargain. W. G. GLENNEY 00. pattern luufMliw 0®Gy • ■Winter ABxnn! Only 8O0 a aopy. tore, 616 0169. night. track ’ evenings and Saturday __A — _L — _B — _E — R — T _ ’— S_ copy. I §at retail fundture warehouse. SMALL MINIA’rURE gray fe^ 43^8 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 643-2711 Classified Dept. 336 N. MAIN STREp HfeATING I M Mr. Pettengill, 646-OllL male Poodle puppy, 649-8400. OPEN EVESlT NIGHT TILL 9 SERVU^E \ I
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, ISiM > PAGE^^ENTY-FOUR lEu^ning If^roUt Average Dailf Net Prera Ron For the Week Ended Our Lady of Hope' Mothers Wunnee Chapter of the Quee-. Miss Mary McKeon, daiughter Buckley School -library com- Mystic Review, North Amerl- Robert B. McNefll, son of Mir. December S; .1866 About Town and Mrs. Blakely McNeiU of 171 Caicle wlH meet tomorrow at ters wlll.‘ meet tomorriow at, 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Mo mittee will sponsor a workshop can Benefit Association will 8 . Main St., has been ele<6tM.' 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. p.m. at the home o f Mrs. Cblln Keen of 94 Wedgewood Dr. te a tomorrow at 9:86 a.m. in the nominate and elect officers to- GOIF GROOF Edmundson, North > Coyeptry. member of Albertus Magnus school library. morrow at 8 p.m, at Odd Fel Tlia ainial TWCA Christmas production menager iSor WNBU, Albert Roy, 108 Prospect St. Mrs. Frank Conway and Mrs. There will be a Christmas buf- CoUege Chorus, New Haven- The lows Hall. Miss Delores Hdod, Fair will be h«ld tomorrow the undergraduate oampus ra BERMUDA-^5 DAYS fet. Members are reminded to chorus will have a joint concert Ladles Aid of the Lu- stata field director will attend. from 10 SJn. to 3 p.m. at the dio station at Nocttieastem Un Robert Stanton will be co-host brifig articles for antique grab with the Yale Apollo Olee Club Women’s Missionary YM-TW btiildlng, 770 Main St., iversity, Boston, Maas. He ie a esses. Jan. 28-Feb. 1 ....$175 soptiomore, majoring in sociolo bag gifts. Sunday at 8 p.ni, at Woolsey zjon BvangeUcal Lu- VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 56 Fast Hartford. Manchester Feb. 25-March 1 .. .$185 FWCA members will be iii gy at the College o f Liberal Arts, The Cub Scout Committee of — ^ Hall, New Haven. them Church will meet ciharge o f a balte booth smd and enrolled in the cooperative Pack 144 will meet tonight at Linne Lodge, Knights of Py------t- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In the MARLOWY AIR— plw of education at the school. 8:30 at the home of Mr. and thias will meet tomorrow at 8 Past Presidents' Club of the church assembly room for a will • sell a cookbook," “What's "First for Everything!” He worked at WHDH radio sta Mrs. James Luce, 234 ^Ke-ncy p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. American Legion Auxiliary will meeting and election of offl* Cookin’ ” which they compiled Mercury Travel Agency from member’s favorite recipes. tion, Boston, last term. He is a S(t. There will be election of officers meet Thursday at. 8 p.m.. at cers. Hostesses ar? Mrs. Albert OPEN TUBS., A The fair is sponsored by four graduate of Manchester High , and BO-year jewels will be pre- the home of Mrs. Ca|Toll Char- Petke, Mrs. EJnlest Ruebin, THURS. A FRI. tflI4i 9 627 MAIN ST. area TWOA’s of the recently SchooL i A film, "The Magnificent sented to Hjalmer Modean and tier, 28 Dudley St., chairman Mrs. William Sadrozlnske and 643-0571 LBJAwards Medals formed Hartford Region. Ambersons," directed by Orson Carl J. Johnson. o f the group. Mrs. Frederick Schneider. M anchester WATES will Welles, part o f a Fine Arts ______meet tomorrow at the Italian Film Series of Manchester city of Hartford Conn, re American Club, Bldridge St. Community College, will be ceived awards from the U.S. IG4FTS FROM OUR Weighing in will be from 7 to shown tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. in Calls for Pa Hence Department of Housing and 8 p.m. There will be a short C O S M E n C ftoom A7 at Manchester High Urban Development today business meeting. Members are School. The event is open to the for "outstanding Inter-gov- DEPARTMENT reminded to bring articles for public at no charge. AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — for are sound principles. That Twin Sisters mountain area the battle they are fighting de emmental actions to im- a Christmas table display. The rmmmmbmr your "faverltm folia" with this gift Idea ~ President Johnson^ pre on the Gulf of Siam near the ARTHUR DRU6 serves their bravery," he said. Cambodian border. prove living condltions event is open to m en^rs and Russell B- Lennon Jr., son of senting the 10th Medal of their guests. Then Johnson said the war in A spokesman said that 2,250 , their areas.” Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Lennon MEN'S WOVEN SHIRTINGS AND COTTON FLANNEL Honor for valor, in Viet The governors’ conference Viet Nam also deserves the pa peasants in the area dominated LONDON (AP) — Th* o f 34 Ooolidge St., has com Nam, said today the war tience and fortitude of the cit by the Viet Cong also sought the was cited for the establish pleted six-months training at there “deserves not only izens as well, r;iuge of government and U.S. ment of the New England m Africans British government made Ft. Dix, N.J. the bravery of our soldiers "And ail of these we have in officials. The U.S. agency for State Police Staff College plans today to wage eco paiam as but the fortitude and pa good supply," he declared. Intematlonai Development ar "the first regional execu nomic war against defiant tive management develop Pvt. Bradford B. Palmer, son tience of our citizens.” O’Malley, of Woodside, N.Y., ranged to send them rice, cook Seek Force Rhodesia despite the grim Choice of woven cotton ment program for state po of Mrs^, Alice Palmer of 540 Johnson pinned the nation’s was the first Marine to receive ing oil, blankets and other sup knowledge that the cost lice officers." Parker St. completed reconnais shirtings or warm cotton highest decoration on the blue the Medal of Honor for service plies. Hartford was cited for could be crippling. sance training at the Army Ar flannel. Choose from o va tunic of a 23-year-old Marine U.S. air raids over North Viet On Rhodesia The nation braces for rising in Viet Nam. He was cited for "Project Concern” a pro mor Center, Ft. Knox, Ky. riety of coot or middy sergeant, Robert Emmett O’ Nam once again dominated war turmoil in Africa, more bitter* reg. 2,98 gallantry near Chu Lai during gram for schooling dis styles. Sizes A B, C,. D. Malley, who was wounded three developments and the U.S. and UNITED NATIONS, N. ness in the Commonwealth, par “ Operation Starlight" on Aug. advantaged children. The St. Christopher’s Mothers Cir times in a 1965 engagement that 18, 1966. South Vietnamese commands Y. (AP) —> Aroused Afri liamentary strife at home and a cle wiU have a dinner meeting reported only small, scattered project brought five sub saw him kill at least eight Viet In mllltEUy action today an cans at the United Nations harmful effect on its already tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the ground fighting. urban towns the city ot Cong. other U.S. plane was shot trumpeted demands today shaky finances. home o f Mrs. Francis Maloney, The plane lost today — the Hartford the state Board The ceremony, at--the post down over North Viet Nam, that .Britain meet with These were some of the ac 41 Byron Rd. Members ore re 438th reported loss of the war of Education and the U.S. office here, preceded a Johnson bringing the toll in the last 24 cepted implications of Prime minded to bring aalicles for a over North Viet Nam — was an Office .of Education togeth force Rhodesia’s rejection conference on military spending hours of the quickening air Minister Harold Wilson’s vow to grab bag and few "Toys for Air Force RF4C photo recon er to ^ d 276 children in 33 of the British - approved with Secretary of Defense Rob war to three American air crush Ian Smith’s, rebel white Tots.” naissance jet downed by ground elementary schools. formula for ending the ert S. McNamara and .members craft. settler regime in /Rhodesia no m tire near Dien Blen Phu close to The area communities Rhodesia crisis. of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. They The U.S. command announced participating in "Project matter how long it takes. Manchester Lodge of Masons witnessed the medal presenta the Laotian border. It was the Prime Minister ’ Harold Wil One immediate concern wae that American jets tangled with Concern” include Manches son’s announcement that For will meet tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. tion. Communist MIG intercepters that a nm on the poimd sterling (See Page Eight) ter, West Hartford, Farm eign Minister George Brown at the Masonic Temple. Elwyn Johnson, in his text for the Monday for the fourth straight might develop . in stock ex ington, Simsbury, and would go before the Security ■J. Noble, district deputy, will ceremony, said he was at a loss day, but there was no word that changes reacting nervously to •iX*!* South Windsor. Esush has Council Thursday with a request present 50-year and 25-year for words in paying tribute to O’ any American or North Viet the Rhodesian Cabinet's rejec agreed to educate up to 75 for mandatory economic sanc pins. There will be an enter Malley’s bravery. namese planes were downed in tion of the peace formula Wilson Hartford children in subur tions against the breakaway tainment hour at 8 for mem ‘‘I can think of only one gift the dog^ghts. ' Debate Rages and Smith drew up last week ban elementary schools for Rhodesian regime met with bers and their wives. sufficient to honor men like In South Viet Nam, Vietnam end. two years. So far as could coolness. this: We can assure this man ese military headquarters an The Bank of Ehigland was re Over Draft be determined the individual Many Africans seemed to feel The Junior Century Club’s and every man in uniform that nounced the mass surrender of ported to have made $28 million '# i A towns were not cited in the that economic penalties were garden club will meet tonight their cause is a good cause. 63 Viet Cong guerrillas in the available to support the poimd CHICAGO (AP) — A national award. not enough in view of Rhodesian at 8:30 at the home of Mrs. That the principles they stand enemy4nfested Hon Chong — against any sudden onslaught David Murphy, 52' Bolton St. draft conference rolled into Prime Minister Ian Smith’s tur by speculators. . nabout after he and Wilson had Mrs. Bruce Stauffer will speak heated debate today qn the Warning the Rhodesians that rBS reached a conditional agrree- on the “ Religious Signicance merits of an all-volunteer State News "certain inevitable conse ment on the colony’s future. and Folklore o f Evergreens,” professional army. quences" must flow from their x-x-x-xx-x m m m "Britain should have used Mrs. Daniel Cavelller and Mrs. 'X*X*X*»X Two economists said the na continued defiance o f Britain, w -t force long ago,” Ambassador U e MASTER MARINER Lawrence Decker Jr. will be co Fuss Leaving Town tion can well afford it; a top Doctor Given Wilson ordered full speed ahead Moussa Leo Kelta of Mali, a hostesses. Defense Department planner on moves to impose a worldwide member of the council, told a called that "wishful thinking ban on trsule with the breaks* reporter. Keita said he was , (AP Photofax) LE (T o ULTRE and naive.” Prison Term way colony. Ens. Ronald E. Wabrek, U.S. aware that Britain had an eco Prime Minister Ian Smith announces to crowd out For Sarasota Post Harold Wool, director of pro Foreign Secretary Georgs M MOST DMWnONM WATOSt ANO OOCU M AU THt WOnO Navy, son o f Mr. and Mrs. John nomic stake in Rhodesia. By SOL COHEN curement policy for the Defense side his Salisbury office the Rhodesian cabinet’s Brown was leaving for New M. Wabrek of 15 Benton St. is In Assault Ambassador Mohamed Fa- rejection of the peace formula drawn up by Smith The LeCoultre Mailer Mariner, a completely Automatic watch serving aboard the attack air Walter S. Fuss has resisnied his twin posts as Man Department, took sharp issue York tonight to steer Britain’* mmwm khreddine of Sudan said Smith’s and British Prime Minister Harold Wilson. application for compulsory for the captain of industry, ship’s captain, or weekend sailor. craft carrier USS Kitty Hawk chester’s director of public works and town engineer, with BtatisUcs presented by HARTFORD (AP)—A former {.ej^cUon was " a stinging slap in x-x-x-x-x* sanctions through the U.N. S4> Durable All-Proof* construction to protect against moisture, patrolling the Western Pacific effective Jan. 6. He has accepted the position of direc Profs. Milton Friedman of the New Britain physician convicted ^^ce for K itain.” dust, and. shock. Sweep-second hand, handsome alligator with th^ U.S. Seventh Fleet. University of Chicago and Wal- last spring of indecent assaidt “ what we Africans must do is curity CounciL tor of public works with the City of Sarasota, Fla., and tei' Y. Oi of the UniVehjlty of' A council meeting was schet6 strap. . . $9 9 .5 0 . Available with bracelet. . . $115. The honre port o f the carrier ■x-wx-x will assume his duties there on was semenced Monday in Su- - encourage the council to impose Washington fixing the added uled Thursday morning, sad is San Diego, Calif. Jan. 16, at "a substantial sal perior Court to a one-to-three (ujj mandatory sancUons, not cost of a professional army of Berkeley Chaneellor quick action was expected. Otft> ary increase.” His local salary year prison tern. umited measures,” said the 2.7 million men at about |4 bil cials in Washington pledgnd Willing Workers Circle of ia $13,000 annually, . Judge Douglass B. Wright or- Sudanese. “ If full mandatory lion yearly. continued U.S. support for Brit South Methodist Church will most dered the sentence of Michael sahetions are imposed, Britain General Manager Robert ish actions against Rbodesin. meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Denouncing those estimates Vlllarl, 53, stispended so he will have to use force against Backed by Faculty P^oetUai Weiss, in reporting Fltss' resig But aroused Africans at tbs the home o f Mrs. Nonnie H ll- gift nation to the Board 6t Direc as guesswork. Wool said recent could return to the state m e i^ l Rhodesia.” t r e a s u r e ding. 313 Charter Oak St; Mrs. Pentagon studies have jPHi-liie. ^BERKELEY, Califs (A P ) ---- R o g ^ W, Heyns, the student United Nations renewed ds- ••Vgmstton tors, .wrote, "I am .unhappy-to, JlSSPital. in .Middlstowh, • where - —Ambassador Msrof Achkar of Claribel Carr and Mrs. Carrier report that, as of this date, I cost of maintaining a. ^ d army he ijas been confined. Guinea suggested that Smith TianiraH hw nn rtverwhelMlnv Committeemen said they would that Britain use force. Anderson are 'hostesses. There f a at as high as $17 billion a year . . „ Backed by an overwhe m ng ^ determine wheth- British draft resolution US' SHOP ■have received a letter of resig V11.H, McortlM to . I»y. i.;u.rted mo,, tlm. vole. U» University ol e der dlseue.lim with otker, will be a gift exchange. depending upon unemployment !i¥:¥:-x-:« nation from Director of Public ew.trt.1. hit. miaemd ftioM mimnmeln,. W. Oainm-s ■ clmncellor met «ri “ mW with monweslth nation, hat. B key XfcSVSX Works Walter B. Fuss. rates. Koffee Krafters of the Man- ^ S n t ^ f r o m S ^ u t h ^ ^ a *’ ^ Monday night with a student the committee, Heyns rejected Rhodesian exports which mem- VyOMEN'S BULKY * dresses "I know that you share with Along with that, he added, che.ster YWCA will have a m m i his. , .conviction and a hearing iUpport <t) and former members. needed as long as our forces students involved in demonstra B orneo', ,454 12 to throughout the Municipal Build gate compladnts made by wom m m 20 remain over 2.5 million." Fire Near Railroad Tracks tions. , eve ing today, following the resig en patients. Manchester femblem Club will At present there are about 8.3 The faculty vote had come as ‘iroic. of M'^0 . nation report. t meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at million men in the armed serv The poWcewomoh testified Vil Heyns prepared for a special Fuss, 38, has worked for the the Elka Home. Members are WALTER 3. FUSS ices. lari assaulted her with a home Disrupts Morning Trains Board of Regents meeting today town since June I960, first as How to Dress ■reminded to bring dressed dolls Friedman and Ol presented made instrument which had no Pinehurst . . . famous . . . today as always town engineer, and, since Oc NEW YORK (AP) — A fire The situation was improving boycott for the welfare committee. the new department, with a di their views ki open discussion possible medical use. “ “ We affirm our confidence in For Gift Fruit Baskets. tober 1964, in the combined ppst near the' New York (Central rapidly during the late morning, rector appointed by the gen and in papers made available to the chancellor’s leadership . and Top Question of public works director and tracks today disrupted train the central spokesman said, eral manager. the conference. Undergoes Surgery pledge our continued support town engineer. service for an estimated 60,000 Before trains began moving Weiss said today that he will More than 1(X> scholars, gov HARTFORD (AP) — Mrs. and cooperation,” 795 professors Con you beat these the gift he tan His appointment then result commuters from Westchester through the fire area again, Of New Army advertise for a replacement ernment specialists and stu Mary Dempsey, the wife of o f the Academic Senate voted. bedtime favorltos ed from an Oct. 3, 1964 char 59e budget savers w e d r ell year round within a few days. Specifica dents are attending the meeting Gov!' John Dempsey, underwent OcuntY Connecticut, about 8 a^m., Uwusands oj^ pas^ against Heyns’ posi- LECLERC for the ter change, which took the posi minor sureerv todav at St. The blare Ijegan in a trans- sengers ROME (AP) — The Italia^ which Pinehurst offers tions for the position are now . — seeking ways to avoid alleged tion was 28. government is considering foim* FUNERAL HOME little ones tion o f public works director being prepared. He said that inequities in' the present system Francis H ^ ^ . ^ former at 90th Street and Park 125th Street and had to make Trouble started last Wednes- to pep up Tuesday and BOYS' 6 TO 18 from the duties of the general Mro D e ^ w ‘ was admitted Avenue at 6:40 a.m., and power their way to Wall Street and day ^ a women’s m ilJ^ corp*. manager. JTie change created (See Page Two) (See Page Eight) t o t t l ' h J ^ S s L ^ i S S and ^as shut off between Grand other business centem by other Th« big question is not Wednesday business? what they wlU do, but what .they FUNERAL (esutestfl were maaemade monaay,Monday The xno Central__ Teiminal___ and_ the 125th means nni.A of transportation!a4a # in the Student Union. Police and ' Street StaUon seven minutes The Are etc., pickup first graf surgery of an undisclosed na (Sheriff’s deputies arrested 10 If Latin ladies march to war, SERVICE dress ture was performed by Dr. John ,®r. 027. — ■, WALTER N. VISTA Volunteer Nolan with the assistance of Dr. A (Central spokesman reported The fire Department said the (See Page Two) they expect to do it to a w(^ Baby Beef LIVER LEOLnitLC- John E. Franco. botK of W ek 'ate this morning that 49 in- blaze, located Just outside a tun- whistle and not to (he roll of drums. Tender enough 'to pass for Director shirts Hartford. Franco’ is the family’s delayed from nel, was apparently caused by physician. 10 to 86 minutes. Of these 20 an electrical short Involving a Some of Raly’s best Itnown calves liver. Call 649-5869 couturiers —r SchuberUi, thi 23 Main Street, Manchester Dempsey was with his wife were New Haven trains and 29 transformer and the third rail, Two Charged MISS IOWA LEAN A Rockefeller in Slums today and was not expected to C ^ n ^ tratos. There are four tracks at that Fontana Sisters, Carosa, Four- return to his office unUl Twenty-six outbound trains point, used jointly by the York quet, Antonelli and Sarll — have rushed to theip aid. They came SLICED BACON NEW YORK (AP) — Lau Wednesday morning. The Hos- '^®™ <1elayed from 26 to 103 Central and New Haven Rail- In Drug Raid minutes. Involved were 11 New 1 ■ out with sketches for a oomiriete rence Rockefeller,took a seat in Wiien could you buy a top lb (See Page Nineteen) Haven and 15 Central trains. (See Page Two) wardrobe for the women war grade bacon at this low price. Drama Girli' printed quilted dusters the steamy lunchroom in Elast At Dormitory riors. - of and robes in several styles. Boys Harlem’s slums and ordered a .Not one of toe stylists sug DUBUQUE SKINLESS RIDGEFIELD (AP)—Two 17- gested anything resembUng Phormocy corduroy and Beacon plaid robes 45-cent whopper-burger and a j t . TUESDAY and with wrap-around front. Sizes 4 year-old pupils were arrested in Brunnehilde’s winged helmet or soda. a narcotics,^xaid by local police Joan of Arc’s plated armb 59c of sleeping pills continue to year-old scion of one of. .the climb. cross-section check by The As- There has been much specula- year’s, bilk seems to have been substance believed to be mart- ® sporty Jacket that end- world’s wealthiest families. Doiens of grocery items at budget prices . . If you live to be ^0 years here'* " sociated Press showed today tion on the impact of. the elec- submerged in the flood of bal- juana was confiscated as well ®F culottes bobbed off well Check Special Displays... old, you will have spent well tlm aly 9 ’” He’ll work seven days a week that sentiment runs strongly tion in which Republicans lota last month. as some capsules. The items knee boots, over a quarter of a million for $50 a month plus room and among newly elected members gained 47 House seate. First-term members were were being analyzed today. Several designs had the girls hours in bed. PlasHe board and $2.50 a day rocket of toe House of Representatives The influx of new members asked: Arrested were Robert H. Ban- almost knee-length shorts; OACRON Gold Medal I E A A ( Sleep is the restful state money because, as he putsu, "I for greater mlUtary. efforts in seems likely to change toe 1. Would you favon, escalation ever jof Woodbrldge, \yho lives ®'*°''e the knee, want to help others help them- that allows the human sys marquisette Viet Nam if present policies fall course of legislation in toe con- of the war in Viet Nam if the in a dormitory at the school, ®''®” quite mini-brief, tem to recharge after the siBlves." to improve the war situation. trovcrslal fields of "Great So- present course fails to show and Jeffrey M. Hittman of proposed for a FLOUR 5>*49 day’s effort.-. The average Rockefeller is the son of Lau- The newcomers — mostly Be- clety" programs, taxes and signs of improving the situa- Westport, a day student. women’s Alpine auxiliary was a person changes position 20 rauice S. Rockefeller, a noted publicans — also fayor cuts in budget cutUng. Uon? Banever was charged with WITH THIS COUPON T to 50 or more times during a flocked conservationist, and the nephew spending and see no need for WhUe they can have no for- 2. Would you favor increasing geju^g ^ narcotic drug and Hitt- 7 ” v .n night’s sacktime. STORK COUFOM m of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of new civil rights legislation now. mal voice in determining Presl- income taxes or cutting domes- man with violation of the state “w , 4 , . ^ ^ Sleeplessness isn’t Unique c u r U d R S New York. He was graduated The AP poll qf 35 flrst-te^ d^t Jqhnson’s course in Viet tic programs as a means of fi- narcotic act. w 4 Jee^ets had a dou- I to super-chkrged moderns', however. The early Ronrians U' from Harvard last June and House members elected Nov. 8 Nam? the sharp increase, in nanclng the krar? » ( The school, with 48 students, If* h spent the summer flying around shows that 20 Repfibllcans and 6" “hawks” among House mem- 3. Do you think there is any is operated in a former inn on buttons, pockets or wooed sleep in adult-sized pleats. cradles, rocked by slaves. 2.29 the world in his private plane. Democrats favor/additional use bers might Increase difficulties need for mew civil rights legisla- Route 36. It specializes in edu- ° ON YOUR PURCHASE OF The designers steered well Sleeping capsules prescribed Young Rockefeller was among of U.S. military might to bring of toe President in keeping toe tion at this time? r -n for the "creative by your doctor can restore r«g. 2*9* the Viet Nam war to an end if conflict limited in scope. The Republicans, of course, n y ." “ away from the severe, mannish GOLD MEDAL x-X'X*:- 10 persons from ' across the your^ natural energry qnd present tactics fail. The "Great Society” pro- have considerably more new jUce (Jluef‘ioflh'FF^'^ cut uniforms that caused such a 72" CQimtry who began an eight- squawk four yeara ago when alertness during the day. week training program Monday Four freshmen oppose expan- grams apparently have lost members than the Democrats, said the raid climaxed a tn...... FLOUR Italy’s first women’s JwUce (5 LB. OR, LARGER) Which reminds us . . you Sion of toe war and six take no what may be marginal support The canvass reached 26 of the month investigation. School of- to qualify for VISTA which force was formed. ^ can expect courteous, wide stands for yolunteers in Service public stand. with toe substantial increase in 48 new House Republicans and 9 ficials cooperated with police, The flat-chested, low-heeled Good Only at Pinehurst Grocery awake prescription service at While many of those quea- those who say they are deter- of toe 14 I^mocrats. he said, to America. look kept enrollment lagging 'T.lggett-Pari^e Drugs” 404 tioned said they would vote for mined to reduce federal siiend- jorty L. Pettis, newly elected Haight said there had been Wesjt Middle Turnpike Park- It meant moving jout of the until authorities finally hiked a tax increase if needed because tag. Republican in the ssird Califof- rumors of narcotics use' at the Coupon Good ade Shopping Center, Man family’s swank Fifth Avenqe the hemline to the knee and al- During Week of Dec. 5 to 10 chester . . , Phone 649-2343 residence into a weald of whop- of war costs, all but three said On toe basis of the c a n v w , a District, sounded like many school but police previously had fuilneaa in . . . Free Delivery — Have perburgavs and ’ai»rtaent they want first to try cutting civil rights bill which Included jjjg colleagues-to-be in en- l>een imable to secure enough ^4^0 mo-e 'room 1* Your Doctor Call Us When biiildings festooned wiUi fire spending. *n antlhoustag dlscrimlnaUon ^ halation of toe information to act., ' wouW d o X m < ^ i ^ first-te rm e rs, clause “not wily would face a , Haight said that while he did ^ ° 7 t » n « h 7 4* f v . V You WaAt Your Medicine in escapes. Twenty-four______^ . 1 noAgm ea$u mat wuiio iic ThAt tfliidrhf aiiftu-Lj.im __ a Hurry . . . Or use Our Rockefeller walks along a street in New Y ork’s including five Democrats, e^ d protteble Senate flllb ^ te ^ ^ ^ t ••There is not much hope of not wish to be an alarmist, he want tm Part'Of LAurance’s job will be Paricing Lot . . . Enougji OPEN MON. thru FBI. 9:30 AJH. to 9M P J l - East Harlem on route to a two-month trainjngr pe- toey d
