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■. ti f i jm M THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 196K ' ' '''ift .4 > aV '. ,' 1 '"> .'] IT' ®S>t. David A. Ruddell The Hartford County Associ* World War I Bamwsks and Washlnarton L

/2 lbs. afld a court’s winter criminal session the referendum. the other constitutional changes American comedian Daimy Pinehurst vegetable buyer has lined up Really Different bit over Nam appears to be running at will begin. Other political leaders have drafted by the recent constitu Youths Committed Kay, who devotes much time to the rate of about $6 billion a Luddecke was accompanied been making position statements tional convention. raising funds for UNICEF, was Fight Against Cong a truck load of very fine quality State lb NTW HAVEN (AP) — Two year — or about $16.5 million by his lawyer, Wallace R. Burke on the approaching referendum in the Oslo audience as La- of Maine Opponents of Proposal Two teen-age boys; accused of fatal SAIGON, South Viet Nam daily. of Hartford, through yesterday’s for weeks but Dempsey stayed contend that urban renewal,. bouisse, re ce iv e the peace lifted them into the action from ly shooting the mother and sis (AP) — More U.S. Marines With the continued escalation arrest and presentation. out of the debate until Thurs highway building, and school prize. the carrier Valley Forge, stand day. ter of one of them, have been ing offshore in the South China of the war, this cost is likely to Luddecke served as deputy "To all of us in UNICEF the stormed into a three-day battle escalate, too. tax collector under Ws wife, Speaking to the Connecticut (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) prize will be a wonderful incen against the Viet Cong today in Sea. They ran into groups of 30 The bill for actually carrying Mary, who was not named In Road Builders Association and 40 guerrillas and engaged PINEHURST STEAK SALE PENOBSCOT tive to greater efforts in the an attempt to trap them in their on the war with U.S. arms, the warrant. 'Thursday night, he said he is name of peace,” Labouisse said them in brisk small arms clasb- old rice plain strongholif be es. NEW YORK CUT or HIP POTATOES 10147 ships, planes and servicemen is Luddecke is charged with convinced Proposal “Two should in Ws acceptance speech. CHICKEN apart from the roughly one bil forgery and embezzlement by be defeated for "the good of the Presenting the prize, Aase tween the northeast coastal American casualUea were re Which save you 12c over most prices around. . . lion dollars being^^ spent this agent. The charges stem from pedple of the state.” Uonaes of the Norwegian Par towns of Da Nang and Chu Lai. ported light. year for-economic aid, surplus funds reported missing from the If Proposal Two is approved liament's Nobel committee, said The new contiAgent of Leath Lb. The fresh Marine unit Joined LEGS 49c food shipments and direct mili tax collector’s office. The al at the referendum, the state con the contrast between the riches ernecks ran into fighting almost two other Marine forces who INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS tary support for South Viet Grade A Of Course leged irregularities were report stitution will have added to it of the West and the riilaery of immediately after- helicopters Joined V ie tn ^ e se troops Sirloin Steaks Nam’s armed forces in the form ed in September when an audi a requirement that public agen Thursday in a push to cut oft We grade our Sirloins to make sure every customer lb of weapons and equipment. tors report of the city’s books cies empowered to acquire pri escape routes for the strong gets full value. Many prefer this Hip cut, with slight The specific figures reflecting ly more bone but very large tenderloin. PINK GRAPEFRUIT For revealed the discrepancies. vate property by condemnation Communists force besieging a current U.S. war coats are clas- 99c Doz. CHICKEN LIVERS 69c “1716 alleged embezzlement prove the necessity of such ac Vietnamese regiment. One out quisitions. The only reference, in P m Here Because He^s Gone (Bee Page Ten) fit came by helicopter from tha (See Page Ten) the present consUtuUon to con Woiêrfully Tender U. S, Choice and Premium SPECIAL OFFER nearby big Marine enclaves. SPRITE—SAVE 21c Survivor o f Crash Marine and Air Force planes 2 Cartons $1.09 W e have had unusually fine re kept up support of the U.S.-Vie(- Deposit 32c JUMBO ALL $1.99 namese drive, flying 206 sorties Total $1.41 (See Page Ten) Sirloin Steaks SAVE 44c ports on our LaBroad holiday Vernon Resident Held A t Pilot’s Burial This low 99c price applies to all but the economical And Save On Coke HAMPTON, N.H. (AP) — “ I neral .Thursday, she told what nip cut . . , buy smull porterhouse and shorts at 99c, too. 16 Oz. Half Quarts Native Fresh Turkeys and on 1st have to be ther,p. I feel I’m only happened after the crarti: SAVE 9c In Branch Bank Holdup here because he’s gone.” "I was lifting myself from the 2 For $1.Q9 burning plane when I saw the PORTERHOUSE STEAK INDIVIDUAL CLUB or Prize Prime Grade A frozen Aleta D. Styers, 34, Niles, Deposit 24c Ivory Detergent 49c A Vem<)n man, PhiUp B young N^jo serviceman BuUetins with large tenderloin lb. $1.15 Owen la married and tite fa Mich., one of ‘ 60 survivors trapped In his seat. He asked D ELM O N ICO STEAKS lb. $1.95 Tqtal $1.33 Owen, 30, of 28 HUlcrest Dr., SAVE 12c ther of two children. aboard an Elastern Air Lines me to help him but when I birds. W e are^talcing orders now WM arrested in ManOheaster yes His arrest.took place less than Constellation that crashed Sat looked at the flames I Just COSMOS 99 FIRED ' terday, charged with robbery 34 hours after a bandit, wear couldn’t. But Capt. White heard Keebler’s Nut Fudge or Nut Choco . .lb. bag 4 9 «s urday In North Salem, N.Y., "P®. our expert meat men, who does such a fine job making those very thin Veal for holiday Poultry, Roost Beef with violence in conneotioii with ing a sweatshirt with the hood the same anguished plea and MOSCOW ,(AP)—The So-' V i e t Union fired Ocemoa 96; ed that “wp mn'Jt* h "d ^ iLilian style^ Hot Sausage and our own sausage meat, just remark- Nabisco Vanilla Creme Sandwich...... lb. 3 9 ^ the 11,660 bcddup o f a Wapplng puUed down tight over Ws fore tells why she’s attending the couldn’t find it in himself to say ki a ® iuu^ be doing something right, ’• for we are selling more chuck ground and 3 in 1 bank Wednesday. head, robbed the South Windsor burial today for its pilot in Ar no. into orbit today, the Soviet and Homs. news agency Taas announced. Crosse and Blackwell Mince Meat Witnesses’ Idetalled observa- Branch of the East Hartford lington National Cemetery. “ He wasn’t acting bn impulse did .! "" f- The Coemos series is one the and Plum Pudding Kons of a car police say was Federal Savinga Association on Her words, in a letter to the when he came back to the pea- Ruasians aay is intended for used in the holdup were the Oakland Rd. and drove off to pilot’s widow, were road during sengar section and died trying the east. space research in a program Save on 100s (89c size) Bayer A spirin...... 6 5 ^ HADDOCK and FLOUNDER FILLETS key clues in the brief investig- the eulogy at the funeral of to free a young soldier who was CHUCK GROUND! 3 in 1 Blend Lb. Lots. •don. begun March 16, 18M. The SWORDFISH WMnesaea who saw the car Capt. Charles J. White, who a stranger to him.” Save on 100 Size Breck Creme Rins^ ...... 7 5 ^ Owen was arrested at a Man- CosnuM are namanned. agreed that it had a reveraa- guided the aircraft to the The body of the Rye Beach, chestar oil company, where he alope "turopllê-type” window, ground with the loss of only U aNleUvory man. Ptdlce say N U ., pilot was found in the PLANB DfTCHEn, 5 SAVED oonunonly aasociated with 1668 three lives besides his own after wreckage Sunday near that of PARKING — CARRY OUT SERVICE tt n v have recovered the stolen apd 1M 4 Mercury hardtop oon- a coUiaion -with a Trans World P v t Dennis Flucker, 21, Hobok BRUNSWICK, Bfatoe (AP) BKney and have found a simul verttblae. K was also described Airlines Jet. —One toon w m killed and. ated pistol in Owen’s home. en, N.J. OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9:00 P.MJ as pinkish or salmoo colored. The T)Va Jet landed safely at five rescued today after « PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. The robber carried, aomethlhg Friends and relatives of the The Investlgatlad has been She’ll Be Home for Christinas Kennedy Airport minus a 80- Navy P2V N ^ tu n e patr«d CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE concealed in tala hand which pUot crowded Into the Church of headed by state Poke* Miss Hazel Butler rests nf tllA ItniTmA a j,. foot section of wing. Our Ladv a* plane was ditched in the At- bank M W m em ben thought Thomas O’Brien. Lt. Fnink lantto 25 miles o ff Branswleic, might be a gun. Buffalo N. Y., nearing the end of a three-year "His calm voice and great Medal Thursday. Among them Shea, and South'Windsor Raat- the Coast Guard said. The <ên ie in Jed at Hartford in skill will be ramembeted by all were his widow, Angelua, and dant Trooper.Ronald Jacoboeo. A ^^l^****^' walking and working—mostly in Coast Guard said four man. Ve9 of a $1S,(X)0 bond aat yea. FHIUP B. OWEN of us who survived.* We and our three clilldren, Victor, 18, Ste- The Federal Bureau of Bivest^ A ustî| ^.N w Zealand and Canada. She’U hitch were picked up by a fishing families owe him a debt we can- ten, 17, and Micaela, 14. to « r ^ court at EaM #r. Hc'^^te echedtiled for enuign- (utfon cooperated. hike to New York City Saturday and saU for Eng. boat and two otham by a' ***'**' •T Judge PMUp Dwy- ment Doc. 90. ^ «™ign not rep^y —• a

■ ^ yrr.^P >■ .'••■/, I ■ BIANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER,' CONN., lilD A Y , DECEMBER 10, 19W / i f f . ’ } ^ - TWO ■ - MANCHESTER EVE1>^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1965 f ! ^ 'FAMOUS FOR NATIONAL BRANDS FOR MORE THAN 66 YEARS!" Wilson Won’t Opeh Talks 14 Have TB HEALTH CAPSULES MANSFIELD(fZ by Michael A. PelU, M.D. Sheinwold bn Bridge l i i .H»S2.WIUIMAWnctTj mv I f VOU HAVB AN ENLARGED THOUGHTFUl, PARTNXR ASHES ItiU K Warm ..With‘Illegal’ Smith Regime On Gemini North lieater Her.« Tonr Oar New Hours Are Ideal fRVROlP GLAND (A G O IT E R ). is BEYOND ALL PRICE QLOBY 8:M Etm Osllta Om t iv .iih 's P0E$ r m MEAN YOUR THY Both tides vulnerable bonus 7:»« W- ■ IjONDON (AP> — Prime Min “To entrust to that govern ROID GLAND 1$ OVERACTIVE * NORTH ister Harold Wilson said today ment and that Parliament the Pickup Ship By ALFRED SHEINWOLD A A J FIRST RUN EXCLUSIVE ENOAOEMEI iAF An obedient partner is a pearl <9 K63 . Wa Labor government cannot restoration of affair^ in Rho 0 AI962 For Your Shopping Convenience! ' negotiate with rebellious Rho- desia would, I think, be ab.so- ABOARD USS WASP IN of great price, but a thoughtful ' desia. lutely intolerable," Wilson said. ATLANTIC (AP) — Four crew partner is priceless. The dis WEST EAST He said Britain is discussing A7 '5 3 2 A None OPEN 6 DAYS EVERY WEEK # THURSDAY and FRIDAY rill 9 P.M. The economic sanctions the men suspected o^ having tuber tinction is made clear In a hand with other countries the applica- • British government has imposed 8 A 109754 culosis were flown to hospitals described in a recent Issue of 0 Q873 O KI05 tlon of broad oil sanctions against Rhodesia, Wil-son said, A AJ72 4> Q865 against Rhodesia. Thursday from the carrier the Bridge World by Brooks were made harsh because if Wasp,_ the prime recovery ship SOUTH He told a hushed Hou.se of Britain had not acted quickly Hugties, of Ann Arbor. 4LKQ1Q9864 PlUnSUM^COUWkyKLUU. Ootpnions that Rhodesian Prime for Gemini 6 and 7. QJ2 others would "seek a solution by Doctors determined previous ii-i» Opening lead—Eight of hearts. Herrlfybnr Bonnt Minister Ian Smith's breakaway the use of methods which we JUP 0 4 ly that 10 others among the 2,800 H U K P j East took the first trick with K4 Dark Boate’ men on board definitely had the ace of hearts and returned North Eait Sonffa West Tom Potto* state and cannot be trusted with' This was an obvious reference the ten of hearts to show that 1 0 1 1 4 that central Africa colony’s fu contracted the disease. to tlireals by African countries The Wasp’s senior medical his side entry was in the higher 1 NT Pats 4 4 All Past ture. to use force to crush the Smith side s'Alt (diamonds). £)est “We cannot negotiate with an officer, pointing to the size of government. the crew, said the outbreak would have returned a low heart bid, game Is too unlikely to be Illegal regime which has intro NOT necessarily ^OME GOI Wilson made clear that if oil hardly could be considered an if his entry had been In the worth thinking about. Some ex if t in iN w * duced in Rhodesia police state TERS Ar e OVERACTIVE, SOME lower side suit (clubs). method.s repugnant not only to sanctions were to be imposed epidemic. UNPERACriVE, AND SOME ARE perts believe in responding in — they would have to be fully in At the Manned Spacecraft functioning n o rm a lly . Hughes read the signal cor any four-card major, but very the spirit of the 1961 Rhode.sian rectly and obediently returned a constitution and to the stand ternational to be effective. Center outside Houston, Dr. few would recommend a ards always laid down they this “We are examining with oth Charles A. Berry, flight surgeon HMlth Capiul«i glv«g helpful infomatlon. diamond. This gave South his sponse of four cards headed by GIANT , It !• not intw id*d to b« «< a diagrm ti. nttur*. contract. House when we have granted ers concerned the quc.stlon of oil for the Gemini 7 pilots, said he the seven. A Modern Colonial Firehouse for South Windsor Independence to dependent Brit sanctions -- provided that they did not feel there was any risk Sets Up Diamond Copyright, 1965 GRINDERS South Windsor’s new, colonial-style Firehouse No. 3 will, If for the astronauts if 'they are South took the ace of dia General Features Corp. and an aerial ladder truck. The brich structure, designed by ish territories, but repugpiant are multilateral in application,” 273 BROAD ST.—NEXT TO STANEK’S all goes well, be ready for occupancy later this month. ’The Hartford architect’s Jeter and Cook, was begun in July by also to all civilized standards,’’ Wil.son said. picked up by the Wasp as 2 Women Solo monds, ruffed a diamond, got to $75,000 building will house, at first, two pumpers, but is planned. “HOME OF THE GIANT GRINDERS’* the Camera Construction Co., also of Hartford. (Herald Wil.son said. Wil-son added that the British dummy twice with trumps to 37,270 DEER KILLED designed to hold as many as four pumpers, or two pumpers photo by Satemls.) Wilson also made clear that government sought nothing in A space center spokesman Across Pacific ruff two more diamonds, and AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — reported .the four men taken off then got back to dummy with Britain was striving for wide Rhodesia except a return to H u n t^ killed 37,270 deer in Shoppers Special NEW LIGHTER international oil sanctions in a constitutional rule. the carrier were flown to Ber •HOLLSBORO, Ore. (AP) — the king of hearts to discard a Maine in the sea.son that ended FRIDAY—SATURDAY—SUNDAY committee to discontinue the Schools R. H. Manning says he continuing bid to bring Smith’s "On this we mu.st tn.sist. For muda and then moved to the Two women, each flying solo, club on the last diamond. Saturday. The record, set in dally prayers and Bible read knows of no cases of prayers C O L O R DRUM have left Hollsboro in light twin- School Prayer Ban ings that had been conducted in makes clothes easier to white minority regime to heel. this government, for any gov naval hospital at St. Albans, As Hughes points out, he 1969, is 41,736.’ SMALL being said or of Bible reading. Even if constitutional rule N.Y. engine planes for a flight across should have thought instead of classrooms with teachers lead find. Rust-resistant Por ernment here, there can be no the Pacific to Australia. PIZZA "The Supreme Court decision were restored in Rhodesia. Wil turning back until Rhodesia has The first tuberculosis case obeying orders. • If South had Any 2 ing. caused no ripple here because It celain Enamel finish Rosaland Merrifield of Sid won't snag dellcates. son said. Smith’s regime could returned to constitutional rule," was confirmed last July. two diamonds, he would lose a Items Remains Hot Issue Since then, many of the pupils simply was not being done," he Doctors diagnosed the latest ney, Australia, and Betty Faux in the North Brookfield High not be trusted with the task of Wilson said. diamond and a club no matter WASHINGTON (AP) — The City Public School 184 recited said. active case Saturday and the of Santa Monica, Calif., will be i; Screens Great FriRht ShoAv ^ School have reported to school granting eventual rule to the "It is now for the Rhodesian what West returned. If South pupils at Woodson High School, before eating cookies and milk; patient was flown to the naval accompanied in a similar plane had only one diamond. West "CUBSE OF THE FI.Y” : LARGE early each day, conducted a In (Congress, much of the African majority. people, through the governor. : Plus “Devil of Darkness” ■ "God is great, God is good, steam has g^one out of what once hospital at Chelsea, Mass. by Peter Ahrens of Australia. could gain nothing by leading a : Plus ‘Horror at Part.v Beach’: Fairfax County, Virginia, eat Bible reading and recited the Smith’s government, commit Sir Humphrey Gibbs, to make and we thank Him for our food, was a hot issue. NO M O R E ted to preserving white rule, clear their desire to return to National Aeronautics and They are delivering the planes diamond. Any 2 lunch in shifts. Lord’s Prayer. to a rent-a-plane service there. $ amen!" defied Britain Nov. 11 and de their allegiance under the rule Space Administration repre We.st should return a trump at East Windsor Items Before they do, a student vol The school committee has In 1964, about 150 bills were WORRYING sentatives on the Wasp said the They were overhauled in Ore the third trick. This would take Afternoon .session kindergart vowed to fight the Supreme Introduced on the subject. This about delicates! Spe clared itself independent. of law.” DRIVE-IN route 5 unteer sounds a gong. The pu Navy was taking all precautions gon. an entry out of the dummy be en children, had been reciting in Court decision and School Supt. year 58 were Introduced in the NO-STOOP cial heat setting is a Miss Merrifield, a veteran Choose from Anchovies, Hamburg, Mozzarella, pils then recite — if they wish — the Queens school: big, big bonus in con and there was no reason to fore South .could start the dia Martin D. Leach says the House and only one In the Sen DACRON lActlon Behind the Headllnes- mushrooms, onions, pepperoni, provolone, sausage the following prayer that is "Thank You for the world so venience! change plans for recovery of the avlatrix said: “Nobody’s out to monds. and South would even “MOTOB PSYCHO” townspeople back the commit ate. astronauts after they splash set any recoi-ds" on this flight Plus “Checkered Flair” or peppers. , posted on the cafeteria wall; sweet, "Thank You for the LINT SCREEN tually have to give up two club Plus “Race to Live’’ tee. No hearings were held this is right on the door. OMEGA KAPPA DELTA down Dec. 18. which left Thursday. "It’s just a tricks. “Come Lord God be our guest food we eat, year on prayer bills by either Presents case_ of getting these planes to TEL 649-5329 — 649-5320 ; “Let these Thy gifts to us be The Lansing, Mich., school GENTLE Easy to clean even “All of these cases are off the Daily Question “Thank You for the birds that system has dropped the practice the Senate or House Judiciary ship and we feel that everything Australia where we can put East Hartford OPEN MON. to TOURS.—10 A.M.-12 MIDNIGHT blessed sing— FLOWING HEAT when dryer Is loaded INTERCOLLEGIATE MIXER - Pari 4 Partner opens .with one dia FRI., SAT.—10 A.M.-1 A.M.—SUN. 4 P.M .-ll P.M. of opening each school day with Committee and none was sent to with clothes. Fine mesh Made! DDAK that is sen.sible from any sort of them to work.” route “For health and strength and "Thank You (3od, for every ^pampers your fabrics— mond, and the next player pass DRIVE-IN 5 prayer. But Deputy Supt. Ste the floor. design traps even tiny 3 Colors or a public health point of view or daily food thing.” dries them billowy soft, White! FRIDAY, DEC. 10 - DANCING 9 to 1 a medical point of view has es. You hold: Spades, 7-5-.1-2; phen A. Partlngrton says volun However, Rep. Joel T. Broy- particles! 1861 U.S. NOTES FIRST Hearts, 8: Diamonds, Q-8-7-3; “We praise Thy name O Lord Fifteen parents, members of fresh as all outdoors! been done," Berry said, "and I amen.” tary prayers are allowed on oc hill, R-'Va,, and Sen. 'Strom Manchester State Armory WASHINGTON - The first Clubs, A-J-7-2. five different faiths, have asked casion. don’t see there’s any ri.sk in The prayer was written by Thurmond, R-S.C., intend to 330 >1AIN STREET federal paper money was is What do you say? the court to rule the nondenoml- “It Is not the state’s business volved here to the (Gemini) pupils. While it is being said, press their proposed constitu sued by the U.S. Treasury in An.swer: Bid two diamonds. If national and nonsectarian pray to be involved in- religious exer All this, plus a handy no-heaf setting that’s STAG $1.50—DRAG .$2.50 crews." silently or aloud, pupils may tional amendments when Con LOOK AT THIS EASY SETUPS INCH DED 1861; $5, $10 and $20 notes. partner cannot make another er constitutional. cises,” he says. gress returns next month. chat with one another or go on They base their argument on ideal for airing, fluffing and dusting! .95 TERMS MUSIC BY THE POLYNESIANS eating. “We’re trying hard not to tie LOW, LOW PRICE the same Amendment, specifi things so Ught that people can’t That is the situation in a bur HARVARD ELECTS NEGROES U.S. to Return cally the prohibition it puts on react normally and naturally. THRU SATURDAY geoning suburb of Washington interfering with the "free exer BOSTON (AP) — The senior We don’t want people to feel class at Harvard for the flTst Teeney to Owner Today “Dr.," 6:10-9:15 Co., 7:40 more than two years after the cise" of religion. they live in a country -of which Sat. “Dr.” 3:05-6:10-9:15 Supreme Court barred as un time in history has elected Ne By banning the nursery-type God is not a part.” groes to the posts of first and Instant “bu!'Mn” beauty Budget buy In a blg-oven WASHINGTON (AP) — The Co-hit, 1:30-4:35-7:40 constitutional required devotion prayer, the parents claim, the National Institutes of Health New York State has issued an second m arsh^. .AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL ■PATHECOLOR.aPMUVISION* al use of the Bible and the closed today tlie case of ’’Teen JtstX . 3'O CSL ^ state is intniding into the field official policy against prayers Lord’s Prayer in public schools. of religion and destroying a par The university says that Bar wiih Flair by frigidairei Range from frigidairei ey,’’ the white and black setter and Bible reading in the ry L. Williams of New Rochelle, It is a typical one. The Asso ent’s right "to have the child schools. But in Harrison, which has had the agency in a ciated Press found in a nation N.Y., b^ketball team captain; minor uproar since Thanks IE feel that God is with him the Westchester County, the Board ’ - CD. ,RC 1635 K wide survey. Whole day long.” and John A. McCluskey, of Mid RS-30K, giving. PRICE- E AVALON MMTNI HICKMAN-WMI of Education provides a 30-sec 30' electric, In state after state, in county dletown, Ohio, football quarter 30' electric, NIH officials planned to turn New York State, which ond period of contemplation and 3 colors or white 4 colors or white. ihsL WjuudiL after county, Fairfax included, backed the principal, raises the back, were named first and sec over the dog to G. R. Lloyd of ALSO meditation after the pledge of ond marshals, respectively, in officials followed the ruling with argument that "as a matter of Boyce, Va., who contends the JOHN SAXON in "THE RAVAGERS' allegiance. class elections. The marshals 4',2-year-oId setter was stolen one of their own barring re fact, such ’voluntary’ prayers In Nevada, Asst. Supt. of lead the graduation march. from him last Augu.st. quired religious exercises. But cannot be voluntary” because The Humane Society of the and, (DanxjL voluntary preyer, grace or med "the school must play the mov la United States said the incident itation often was left to the dis ing role in the selection of any cretion of principals, teachers such prayer” and because the is important because of bills V f t * and pupils. school is responsible for the pro pending in Congress to tighten j v E N n n ^ restrictions on dog and cat CHARTER OAK RESTAURANT Say goodbye to an old friend 1965, and In some public schools pray gram of the school day. MICHAEL CAINE ers simply are not being said or sales. The society contends thank him for being good to us. Then say The U.S. Circuit Court in New more than half the dogs and 120 CHARTER OAK STREET — MANCHESTER the Bible read except in litera York City upheld Oshinsky. The (i]VIern| (^ n ^ a s ture courses. In othens they are. Our Next Attraction cats used for research purposes NOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR hello to the little rascal 1966 with all his Supreme Ctourt hasn’t said if it • For Christmas • have been stolen from their Whether they are or are not will hear the case. Hollywood’s No. 1 Star •$!<.- nl’kN ini AV! lAM MAMI owners. often depends on how narrowly The national school prayer IPII i'APMNf- '.26 I little ups and downs still unknown to us . . . An NIH .spokesman said con PIZZAS OR GRINDERS or broadly the court’s June 1963 pattern, the survey found, is deci.slon and earlier ones are clusive proof of Lloyd’s owner I f l mixed and diverse. . UVEBETIER , ship has never been submitted DELIVERED* read. In Alabama, for instance, the and probably never could be. WITHIN 5 MILE RADIUS Grounding its ruling in the Supreme Court decision has had ^ CANDIES But officials said there is evi ON ORDERS OF $2 OR MORE At Cavey's Log Cabin, we are prepared to offer you an eve prohibition the 1st Amendment no noticeable effect. State law A/ow At to the U.S. Constitution put on dence to indicate the dog, or one ning of the finest food — even the most discerning gourmet still requires Bible reading in > Transform your kitchen, Flair installs in minutes on its just like it. belonged to Lloyd. TEL. 643-1492 “establishment of religion,” the all public schools and while own (optional) cabinet or yours, v ,sn built for Flair. e Roomy 23-inch wide oven makes big-meal cooking NIH did not use the dog in any OF COURSE YOU CAN PICK THEM UP AS USUAL court specifically struck down prayers are not required they a picnic . . . Even-Heat bakes just beautifully. research project. will talk about. We'll make the 'lil 'ole winemaker jealous of In 1963 Baltimore and Penn.syl- are commonplace. Oven door glides up safely out of the way of tall pots •NOTE—Deliveries made Mon. to Thurs., 6 P.M.-ll P.M.; • Two big 8" and two 6" surface units with unlimited vania provisions that the Bible Gov. George C. Wallace rep or your arms and shoulders ' and Fri. and Sat., 6 P.M. to 12 midnight. dur cocktails, and we have true rustic beauty that just makes e » » 0 I t «. heat settings from Warm to High. be read at the opening of the eatedly has challenged any at A <»< r..,„ __ •*. -decorative filigree glass— meiniiM eu#ciwnet your celebration perfect! school day. tempt to change this. see in as you'sake. a a a aa — • Full-width storage drawer for restaurant IVhere the ruling is being in- Dante at In Idaho, the State Depart Yi Roll-To-You cooking top sRdes ^ M t D * v O pots and pans . . . removes \ ‘ ROUTE 6 and 44A, BOLTON— 643-2342 tei-preted narrowly, attention is ment of Education says it knows away when not in use, com- for easy, under-range focused on the fact that re MILLER’S ★ EXCLUSIVE SHOWING! ★ of no school district in which the pletely hidden from sight cleaning. Our own combo will furnish music to the wee hours of the New quired religious exercises were Bible is read or prayers are THE INIMITABLE RESTAURANT banned. A broad interpretation said in schools. • Cook-Master oven cootroL EASY • Automatic of this and other Supreme CouH TERMS! appliance outlet. EASY 10 E. CENTER ST. 1H[ MIRISfiH ■ / Year. We even have permission from the Fairy Godmother Before the court acted, Idaho CORPORATlOii prr$enf$ deci.sions has led, elsewhere, to had a law requiring dally read TERMS! T IN Y Q U IH N IS GOING TO RUN J . LEE THOMPSON . a flat ban on any religious exer ing of Bible verses. P.’cdwtion to celebrate till 3 a.m. before anyone turns into a pumpkin. Playing Music With You In Mind FILET MIGNON cise, whether voluntary or not. In Massachusetts, the public Call and Make Your Reservations Now! Now the court has been asked schools voluntarily ceased pray ^ IIVE BtTUK EVERY NIGHT Iteturn to clarify its position. 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Yow contribution ineani hnip to Mjfferaratrom TB and other raspiratory diaeasea. Tour TB Car Damaged While Backing into W. Middle Take. « |]~ Association TheI capCAT inIn front,fm nf HHdrivenv a t i byhv HenryTYjsnmr J.T Lafko T.«i#trrv of 165 liir LydallT St,eia influence______of Intoxicants___ and - operating a vehicle * without a backed out from the parking lot yesterday afternoon onto license. He is scheduled to appear in court Jan. 3. Helen W. Middle T^ke., was hit and spun to face in the opposite Ericksen. a passenger in the Lafko car, was taken to Man Hai Boyle \ direction by the car of Howard Ericksen of Wapplng, which chester Memorial Hospital and released. (Herald photo bv was traveling on W. Middle Tpke., police say. L,afko was ar Pinto.) A rested and charged with operating a vehicle while under the Opera Star Coventry Rare Bird, JWife.Fvenmg glamour . Congregatiomd Rosalind too W Church Names NEW YORK (AP) — An op fur collared sweater Staff for School 1965 Closeouts era star Is a rare bird. America, for example, has more whooping cranes than It Soft-as-a-snowflake orlon* Omreh school stall and offi has top-ranking mezzo-sopran cers for l966-« are listed by We want our lot clean os. acrylic with a sumptuous First Oongreg&Uonal Church of TTie Metropolitan Opera, with ficials, for classes at 9:30 a.m. shawl collar of eilky French rabbit. billions of the world's voices to 4 and 10:30 a.m. Sundays. choose frm, lists only 19 mezzo- Choose white with white fur, Mrs. Arnold E. Oarison is su- by the new year sopranos on Its golden roster of or black with black. 34-42. * perintendent of the church 110 soloists. school with Jay Gorden Sr. as assistant superintendent: Mrs. One of them is Rosalind BJUaa, who comes from Lowell, Mass., Ernest G. LeDoyt, secretary: 1963 COMET 1965 CHCVROLET Mrs. Edward Neumann, treas and is a darling of music critics tp> 11 everywhere. She is young, sul urer: Mrs. George Oour, choir Deluxe 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, Bel Air 2-Door. 6 cylinder standard, director: Mrs. Richard Clem radio, heater, whitewalls. fiA A C radio, heater, whitewalls. jiSAAAE try, dark-eyed, lovely — and ens, pianist, and Mrs. Winthrop Full Price Full Price ^20/5 enthusiastic. Merriam and Mrs. Wesley B. As the only opera star of Le Hll, librarians. ' banese descent in this country, Sportswear, Main Floor Mrs. Frank E. Spencer 1s in she also is perhaps the only one charge of the cradle roll: Mrs. ’64 Chevy .« 1 7 9 5 ’58 Chevy $ 6 9 f ’64 Chevy 9 2 2 9 5 who can speak Arabic — and ’Thomas Moran, advisor of the sing In five other languages. •trade mark Bel Air 4-Door. V-8, auto., Brookwood 6 Passenger 4- Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, Rosalind is fond of Middle East Junior Pilgrim Fellowship, Mr. radio, heater whitewalls. Door Station Wagon. auto., pow'er steering, ra and Mrs. George H. Cour and Auto., radio, heater. Low ern cooking and can whip up a dio, heater, whitewalls. dish of stuffed grape leaves as Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Le ’62 Ford mileage and more. Doyt, advisors of the Senior Pil S 1 1 9 S ’62 Ford easily as she can belt out the ’64 Ford 9 1 3 9 5 title role of "Carmen.” grim Fellowship. Fairlane • 500” 4-Door, 9 2 1 9 5 »210 *275 ’The church school staff In- V-8, auto., Galaxie “500” XL Con She Ukes being a mezzo. radio, heater, Country Squire Station vertible. V-8, auto., power Round-cut with two side Classic solltaira In white dudes for nursery, Mrs. Day- whitewalls. Wagon. V-8, auto., power diamonds, Yallow or or yellow gold. On "Mezzos get along with each steering, radio, heater, white gold. ton Whipple m, second session; steering, radio, heater, whitewalls, bucket seats. other better than other sopran kindergarten, Marcia Honey ’63 Rambler S 1 3 9 S whitewalls. os,” she said. "We’re a kind of well, first session, and Mrs. Rus ’63 Chevy 9 1 8 9 5 a clique. Mezzos are more sta sell Morse, second session; pri CHasslc ”550” 6 Passenger ’60 Chevy 9 9 9 5 ble and sure of themselves, per mary, Cathleen McLain, first 4-Door Station Wagon. 6 Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, Christmas D ay, haps because the competitive cylinder, auto., radio, Bel Air 2-Door. V-8, auto., auto., radio, heater, white- session, and Brenda Morse, sec heater. radio, heater, whitewalls, w'alls, field Is smaller.” ond session. power steering. Low mile Rosalind started singing at 15. Grade 3, Mrs. Patricia Van- age and sharp. ’64 Corvair 9 1 9 9 5 After an audition, the Met sign M ele’s elegant jewel eases . . . Slacks by Hunter Ness, first session, and Mrs. ’65 Mustang 9 2 1 9 5 i f if s a ed her up as a spear-carrying Roy Palmer, second; Grade 4, ’63 Volks 9 1 2 9 5 Monza Sport Coupe. 6 Valkyrie — she sneezed onstage Sport Coupe. V-8. stand cylinder, 4-speed, radio, Mrs. Kenneth Hartman, first, ard, radio, heater, bucket Deluxe 2-Door Sunroof. 4 during her debut — then quickly and Mrs. Franklin Richardson, heater, bucket seats, promoted her to stardom. a prize at this price seats, whitewalls. Bright cylinder, 4-speed, radio, whitewalls, jet black. Red enchantment for a lovely lady second; Grade 5, Mrs. Walter red. heater. Interior. Now she has 35 roles, appears Elwell and Mrs. Francis Mur on television, and shuttles by air phy, first session; Grades 6 and between the Met and European 6, Daniel Boisvert, second ses SAVE NOW AT YEAR-END PRICES opera halls. In the last month “Fascination” (shown above) will sion; Grade 6, Mrs. Marjorie she has made two trips to sing Faecination in quilted simulated leather; McLain first session; Junior In Monte Carlo, where she also capture her heart with its blueior pink with matching linings. Solid high, George Yeomans, first met Princess Grace and Prince usually 12.00 session, and William Smith, sec Rainier. Florentine tooling, luxurious satin brass lock. 1 3 .0 0 ond; and confirmation class, Rosalind says this about her and velvet lining ... spacious Rev. William E. Beldan Jr. T reasure work: 5300 5350 "An opera star Is not an ordi fittings. Sculptured hooks on neck Bonded wool flannel slacks, tailored with CARTER CHEVROLET Handsoma dinner rfng Oval-cut With two ttdo nary person. She’s not just the with fifteen diamonds. diamonds. Yellow or lace bar, automatic tray with the neat, narrow lines she loves. Meeting Planned OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9—THURSDAYS 'ITLL 6 White gold. * white gold. girl next door. C h est "It takes an odd type of per 10 earring section, deep drawer. (not shown) “Futura” in oyster white Seven impoi-tant fashion colors: Cran For Kin of Men 1229 MAIN STREET—TEL. 649-5238—MANCHESTER son — a kind of kookie, a person with violet lining, black with red lining, who needs an awful lot of love berry, loden, navy, gray, black, Now in Viet Nam and approval because she is gold with matching lining. 1 1 .0 0 camel, brown. Proportioned sizes 8 to 20. always bsving to prove herself. Jewelry, Main Floor A coffee hour and get-together D iam on d ".An opera star has to go be for families of servicemen serv fore a large audience and win ing in Viet Nam will be held them with Just two little vocal Sportswear, Main Floor Wednesday, Dec. 15, 7:30 p.m., cords. But it’s not all Just sing at Greater Hartford Chapter ing today. Yoii have to have tal Red Cross Headquarters, 100 ent, some kind of looks, and a Farmington Ave. The announce th e Gift lot of luck — they are the big ment was made by Thomas J. gest three.” MacDonough, chapter chair evIer v w e "One of my goals is to be a man. An invitation has already WANTS legitimate actress on Broadway been mailed to those who are — and I wrill. As a child I want known to have servicemen in ed to look like Hedy Lamarr Viet Nam. Any other parents I f s Cery, F^ery and be able to act like Bette and wives of Viet Nam service Davis,” she said. men are welcome to attend. "I thought it would be easy to The purpose of the session, *| go from opera into the theater. according to MacDonough, is Jto RANGES S p ecia l K hasn’t turned out tla t way. acquaint the families with Red 5400 Most people still don’t realize Bonded orlon Cross sendees available to them 5450 that ox>era stars today must be and to their servicemen, with Classic solitaire in yellow Solitaire with six brilliant- or white gold setting. cut aid. diamonds. good actors, too. They think of r-' the topography, climate, and PRICES them only as voices.” people of the country, and to START AT Rosalind Uvea alone In a shifts in five provide the opportunity for them splendidly furnished East Side to meet families of other serv apartment that Is an interior icemen in the Viet Nam area. 1S8 decorator’s dream. Bob Dwyer of WTtC will de- "Beauty, I think, brings hap great colors! Bcribe with words and pictures piness," she said, and add^ ij Handsewn moc . . his recent visit with WTIC news frankUy: , man Paul Kuntz to the war- "I surroimd myself with beau tom country. Roland Lange, the ty, and I wont nothing less than chapter first vice chairman, will o the best in Ufe. By that I don’t her favorite classie welcome the group and act as master of ceremonies. mean the mast extravagant — . 13“ Parking for those in attend simply the best.” ance will be provided front^and She Ukes to dance, swim, en in supple leather DRYERS tertain guests with meals she rear of Red Cross chapter head By Lady Carol, snappy quarters, as well as in the Aetna has prepared herself, believes Life and Casualty lot with en she cEui beat emy tenor in opera orlon'* acrylic shift with at table tennis. trance on Beach St. PRICES interesting ribbed texture. START "Boy, am I good at that AT game!" she exclaimed. J" ■* ^ Lively shades of navy, Why hasn’t such a charming 1 1 0 0 Student Going Selections unlimited gal married? cherry, turquoise, 5500 »750 "Out of choice,’’ she said. ming green or white. To Florida for Marquise-cut with taper* EmmvM-cut with taperwl ed baguettes. White gold. “I want a man who will Uke baguattas. White gold. my career — as well as my Science Study cooiking. I don’t want to give up A Junior at East Catholic my career now. In the future, High is one of 120 high school yes. Not now. No!" students around the country End adv Thors PMs Deo. 9. who will participate in a ten- A. Double breasted coachman day science study program in with flap pocket effect. Sizes UST TWO WEEKS Easy Payments Invited Managers Lack Degree Florida later this month. FREE 10-20. Mary Jane^booley, daughter For the convenience of our patrons, Michaels offers iMUjNICH, Germany — Radio of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick FOR $15 Dooley of 284 Avery St., Wap various terms up to two years. Just tell us your pay Free Europe reports quarrel plng, was selected for the pro TURKEY INSTALLATION ment needs. We believe we can accommodate them. ing In the Polteh Communist .AiCme. * gram recently on the basis of regime over educational re B. Easy zip front shift with quirements for faetdry man Bcholarship and scientific apti WITH EACH ALLOWANCE large pockets. Sizes 12-20. tude. agers. jLess than half the 4,606 The students, most of whom Take Advantage general directors In Polish in Cobbles’ authentically styled moc has the Cordovan shadowed or MAJOR APPUANCE Now. Dec. 18 OPEN EVERY NIGHT dustry, RIFE says, have a col belong to Future Scientist of slender handsewn vamp she favors . . . the America clubs in their respec Is The Last Day lege education. black glove leather or tive schools, will engage in except Saturday till Christmas; Dresses, added pleasure of wonderful fit. Very light bronze Waxgluv. AAA-G, science seminars at Cape Ken UPS AND DOWNS nedy, explore the Everglades, Christmas Eve till 5:30 CHA’PTANOOOA, Tenn. (AP) Downstairs Fashion Floor in fine, supple leather. Cushioned for soft 4-lO ya. and take part In a science con Mysterloua activity after walking on flat stack heell vention in Miami Beaoh. The DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER. closing boure brought police program, now in its seventh •quads rushing to a downtown year, is sponsored by civic and E. W. CORMIER A T 958 MAIN STREET Chattanooga department store Hientifio organizations in Flori Wednesday night. The pc^ce *trade marie Burton’s Shoe Store da. 32-34 OAK ST. MANCHESTER 649-8869 Apund an elevator goMg up and 1 dowitL An and down. No thieves, tiiey reported. Just a la^ty

■ ) \ ■ '■ MANCHEBTER EVENING HBRAU>. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBE^lO, 1966 K M S SBVWt Not WashlitgtonT Meanwhile, In a raport from a Wash* Dr. Robart W. Spike. Dr. Spika has headed toe commlssioB ifi^rdd ington correspondent It consider* im since it was created in ISn. Reflections Police Best Bet to Settle < 3 a v c « A ^ portant enough to publish under oopjr- . ' gUBUHHgP BY i n (Oeatoued tram Page S> rlght, the Christian Science Monitor to V ^ P e o p le it Lynn Excessive Bill in Spain UJG CM iM M M nehtWr. Com>. day reports speculation on what soma tWrd, which m lf^t be the moat wEm You Oaa Sitjdf of "hard ■teps" mentioned by tbs HUTCHINSON, 1(ma. (AP) — Television Aotreas Lyim Bart, who bacama direct? MADRID, Spain (AP) — If yearo’ 'bbPtisanment to insult Hm Food President might be. The administration, iH altar toe first mot o< the play Such declalona belong within you foallmpelled to argue about cases. !\ I^Dlln(l«d October 1. isn •:00 < 3-to-lM8-32) Movie '■'X ( S?* WUd, WUd Wert In o Roknod ^*^—------■ ■■ ------the Monitor reports, la now beginning to J 8) Space Commander M) Photography "Barefoot in the Park” Wadnea- the hands at the policy makers • ^ I*® hi Spain, you’d better The court ortUnarUy whittles tf PufatUied Brenr BvenlDS Ibccept Sundeya appraise the Vietnam ■war as “very, b there anyone among us who planned oonstruotion project, (20) Boston Blackte i?) Chria Clarit T n TheL day night bad a favar and a this down to froni^sl^ months to ATin09|IIMI M 1 HoUdays. SkiUredlatlhc Poet Office at And, although the delays (24)Klnderguiicn Sul.Dcbate on State Conetitu- appointed by toe atate^'Sxecu- & poUceman t i n t ncheater, Cooa., aa Second Claaa Ifall very serious.” Indeed! And one of the wants to see a new superhigh a an 'niaxton 1tlon . touch of toe flu. a year suspended imprison tier. ______way pushed through his back would not cause the owner of *•*’ L?* Magilla Gorilla tive; it is up to the executive to The alternatlvs may b« ths ment, and froquently ths^ de Enjoy.Your Favorite things President Johnson has been con (20) Compass 8.00 ( 20^) ,T«oimy (C) Miss Bari, who may remaln.ln yard? Or lose Ws family home the affected property any anx (30) Supfermaij aee that the’'dMlsiona that are threat of up to nine years in fendant is free to walk out bi^ GodrtaU While H en £ 8CBSCRIPTIOM RATBB sidering, the Monitor reports, is asking (10-22) H ank (C) Grace Hospital several days, mada to accurately reflMt the P- . ± Payable in Adranoe stead to a renewal bulldozer? iety, It might cause consider (^) Dennis, Manaca p on (24) Obeervlrtg Eye said it will give her a much- prison for insulting the Spanish catch the first plane home. * Oaa Tear ...... m (40) Cheyenne legislation existed to authorize the aid of countrymen who In this paper and also the local news pub- might be considered to hold some re a simple legal document? right-of-way. ( 8-2040) P arm er's Dauirhter "Then, when the offleef Vdlshed here, 6:16 (22) f'iub House (C) MONTREAT, N.C. ,(AP)' — highway construction or on pro argued prices with Spanish bar sponsibility for the possibility of truce Of course it would be. But the welfare of the com Peter Jennings—News ril^22-30) Mr. Robert.s ^) News. Sports. Snorts Weather >(athewa Special Agency — New York. Chi W eather (181 -Vfnta.ê Theater olina. C124 Globqmaster aircraft left It would be satisfying to be ored Spain in the heat of a dis AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — In PAINTIN8 of cease-fire. take land? the state has proidded laws ( 3) Death Valley E)av (C) 11:15 (trt.lO) Tenieht .Show (C) seven Maine paper mill towns, a cago, Detroit and Boston. 9 (40) Smrl.s Pinal In one letter Graham said he Dobbins Air Force Base today able___ to throw____ _a legal wall___ cussion about the proper bill for Senator Kennedy said that the United At first bluito, perhaps. But that establish that right, and (10) Movie (C) teachers’ spokesman reports, MEMBER AUDIT BtTRSAH OF CIBCDlX (24) MacNeil on Congress (20) ABC Nlehtllfe and his family will hang am ex with 26,000 pounds of Christmas around one’s property, when th e. ®r champagne, AND :noNB.______States should take the initiative in sug In toe long run, this writer police to enforce it. (20) Man Called X (12) Movie Battenders frequently are the the boy who graduates from thinks not. In every state, the people 11:20 ( 3) Mnvie tra stocking on Christmas Eve gifts for American troops in men from the state ’ arrive to gesting and asking such an extension 7:16 (30) Stx>rts C am era 11:25 (40) Merv Griffin South 'Viet Nam. complaining -witnesses. high school and goes to work in f' Dlspli^ advertising dosing hours: have reserved to the govern Massax'hu.êtts HiphlipMs ( 8) ^lovir and pray that “the Christ of stake out a new road. , Par Monday — 1 p.m. Priday. of a cease-fire. • * • (24) Soviet Pres.9 Usually such a witness de the mill makes more money DEGORATINS X For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. ment the power to condemn 11:30 ( 22) Ten^frht Shew (C) Christmas will be very close to An Air Force Reserve spokes But. although satisfying, it When toe highway depart ^ (4<'') P eter Jenniner:*—News 1:00 ( 40> Air Force Film scribes fluently in Spanish the than his classmate who comes <.1 For Wednesday — 1pm . Thewlay, "There could be," he said, "some kind land for specific uses judged to 7:30 (20-40) Flintstones (C) you as you do your various du man saidhThursday night the would also cause considerable *' For Thursday — 1 p.im Wednesday. ment comes to you today to say (22) Movie ties there." flight is the fourth and final words used for such slander, but home to teach after four years For Friday — 1 n.m. Thursday. of offer to make a cease-fire. 'We all be in the general -welfare. 8EE 8ATUItrFAi'5 TV WEEK FOB CCMPI.ETE LISTING delay in the legitimate bu.siness in college. ' For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. that it plans a highway through shipment to take off from Dob- of government — delay which displays little knowledge of the Classified deadline: 10:80 a.m. each day of have responsibilities now to explore all your backyard, you have no To inhibit the power of gov English, German, Swedish or The Maine Teachers Associa FULLY INSURED .iTiubllcatlon except Saturday — t a.aa the positions. I think we’re getting into ernment to condemn tend would Hour! Boumedienne bins under the code name would undoubtedly prove both > " choice but to sell. other foreign tongue used by the tion said the average gross a more dangerous situation for all require a basic change In our ALGIERS, (AP) — Col Hour! Christmas Star.” The first fmitless and costly in the long prisoner. Friday, December 10 For, besides creating, through three shipments were made by nm. wage in manufacturing is high Call 6 P.M.. 9 P.M. mankind." law, your right to private prop philosophy of govemmemt—and Radio Boumedienne, Algerian strong "In some cases it appears the er than the average teacher sal would represent a considerable (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 manj will go to Moscow Monday the Air National Guard. Better results could undoubt- bartenders simply dreamed up The greatest .sign of danger for erty, toe state has retained to The Air Force Reserve under edly be had by action taken ip ary in Bucksport, MlUinocket, Phon* 643.2004 t t s ^ the power to take land turn from public concern to minute length. Some stations rarrv other short newscasts.) for talks with Soviet leaders, the charges in an effort to col Winslow, Lincoln, Mada-waska, America and for civilization is that the what may well be a -very nar announced Ckinlinental Alr Ciommand at some future session of the legis- courage of individuals to say what they upon demand for projects WDRC—1360 8:15 Dial 12 the government lect a contested — and often Brewer and Rumford — all Land Of Steady Holdups row privatdsm. 6:00 Long John Wade 10:05 Comment Thurseday night. Roblns AFB at Warner Robins, lature, or at the hand of an excessive — charge tor a night's 161 Portor Stroat think, to dare to advocate such a thing deemed necessary to the public 8 00 Dick Roblnaon ,0:40 Dial 12 Ga., handled the wrapup ship paper mill towns. In Connecticut, the happy hunting good. Is such a far-reaoihing de 1:05 News, Slprn Off 12.UO News The trip -will be his first offi alert executive. drinking,” said a European dip "In this situation there is no as a cease-fire, to try to maintain that 12:15 Sign Off ment. ‘ -lûnd of the casual, amateur bank You may sell at an agreed cision worth the making? How WBCH—910 cial visit to any foreign country It would seem best,’’ then, in lomat. incentl'vs tor study and profes Manehostor B:0t Hartford Highlights WTIC—1080 The spokesman said some ‘bandit, every manager and employe of this country still has some responsibility upon price; or you may ask the effective would it be? 7:00 NffWs 5:00 Afternoon Edition since he ousted President the long run, to vote against Usually the public prosecutor sional preparation,” executive every branch bank In the state has to and should still try to exercise some court to rule whether the price The chances are very good, 8:(X) G aslight 6:0(1 New.s. Sport.>i. W eather Ahmed Ben Bella in a military children had addressed pack proposition number two. asks for conviction and nine secretary Clyde Russell said. 12:00 Quiet Hours j :4o Americana ages of toys and school supplies ;llve in constant knowledge that his or choice, may not long continue to have offered is sufficient, and thus, from where we stand now, that 7:05 ronver.«ation Piece coup June 19. the only effect such a change WINF—1280 7:30 New'fl of the World to the Vietnamese school chil h e r place of business and employment at least some occasional champion like probably, win claim to a higher 6:00 News 8:05 Pops Concert Relations between Algeria 5 15 Dial 12 dren, but about 85 per cent of Senator Kennedy. There are many ac amount. In either case, the gov would have -would be to cause 9:05 Niphtboat and the Soviet Union have been •Is forever being watched and "cased” by delay: Delay in toe loss of prop 6:00 News 11:00 .Nows. Sixtrt.s, W eather the load was tor the service ’those who are calculating the time and tions the President could take or seek ernment agency with which you 6:46 Lowell Thomas 11:30 Art John.son cool since the removal of Ben are dealing gains speedy title to erty, delay in toe constructicm 7:00 The World Tonight wrop—1410 Bella and the introduction of men. ^chances for a holdup attempt. before he would obtain the clear right of highways. 7:15 Frank Gifford 5;(X) George Brewer to pronounce the case closed, and if the your property. 7:3») Harry Reasoner 7:00 Ken Griffin anti-Communist domestic poli ■ The only good thing about the general ■Hie only way, today, to com For it Is hard to imagine on 8:00 News 12:00 Stan Douglas cies by the new regime. TFX TESTS RUN acceptance of the inevitability of hold chief nation involved were not our own pletely block toe acquisition of what basis the court could pos FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — ups which dominates Connecticut be even the President would see them land by eminent domain is to sibly rule against toe govern Dr. Benjamin Payton High-speed tests at altitudes of havior is that, so far, the holdup artists clearly enough. contest the necessity of the proj ment. At Convention up io,10,060 feet have begun for .iue generally timid and peaceful fel ect. How is the court to deter NEW YORK (AP) -- The the U.S. Air Force FlllA varia- Open every day until Chrisfc- lows, who make no particular violence And, for a householder with mine the "necessity” of any Rev. Dr. Benjamin Franklin ble-sweep fighter plan^. mae. Open every night until given project? Payton, a Negro Baptist minis '.ito long as somebody dutifully hands Astonishing: Charges out access to government files, The tests, which began Thurs while the judges considered toe ter of New York City, has been 9 p.m. beginning next Wednes them a paper bag fuU of money. The revelation by Eric Sevareld In this is extremely difficult, and day, continue through January Look magazine that Hanoi had twice so, seldom seriously considered. evidence put before them. Labor Supports named by the National Council in a 100-nautical-mile air corri day. It is for this comparative safety to agreed to send an emissary to Rangoon If toe Constitution Is changed It can not sift traffic flow of Cliurches to head its commis dor 5 to 15 miles offshore and sion on religion and race. the lives of employes, and for the com for the purpose of discussing toe war in to require that the state prove data and field studies, for parallel to Gulf Coast between parative small amounts it takes to start Viet Nam is as astonishing as it is no the necessity of a project, then those are not the substance of Dr. Payton was appointed Sabine and Palacios. the holdup men in motion away from doubt true. toe situation would be reversed. law. Judges would be in no posi U.S. Viet Policy Thursday to take over as execu The craft will operate out of the scene, that the Connecticut banking Our government has already admit A householder whose property tion to know if an engineering tive director of the commission its home base at the local Gen Institutions, the insurance companies ted that one such event was the truth. lies in the path of an oncoming decision were sound, nor in any Jan. 1 as successor to tlie Rev. eral Dynamics plant. highway or bulldozer need then legal position to act with re SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — noi, which some congressional Which insure them, and the police au As Sevareld put it: "When toe election President John.son had the as was over U Thant again pursued toe only challenge the agency in spect to them. critics have been urging. thorities are apparently willing to set surance texiay of organized la Vice President Hubert H. tle. matter (of the talks): Hanoi was still charge to show it ‘must’ do what Nor are the courts likely to it proposes to do. And, until feel it within their purview to bor’s support in fighting Com Humphrey, in a prepared The holdup man doesn’t usually willing to send Its man. But Defense munist aggression in Viet Nam Secretary Robert McNamara, Adlal the agency had succeeded, no consider whether the broad poli speech, prai.sed the AFL-CIO for 935 MAIN STREET - TELEPHONE 643-5171 - OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. ghoot; he gets a relatively small amount and seeking a richer life for went on, flatly opposed the attempt. He construction would take place. cies and priorities established its strong support of Johnson’s Holiday Time Means America and the world. Of cash; quite often he is caught. This said the South Vietnamese government * • • by the government are "legal program in Congress. describes the present Connecticut situa ly” proper. would have to be Informed and that ’The proposed revision to the "We are with you in your On the economic front, John tion, which nobody is in any great or this would have a demoralizing effect Ccaistitution could not stand How is a judge to determine fight for all of these things that .son told nearly 1,000 labor dele P A R T Y T IM E drastic hurry to change. on them; that the government was alone. It would require imple whether it is more "necessary” will make for a better, more gates : » Put a smart Daystroifi Dinette We still venture the opinion that this shaky enough as it was. Stevenson told Photographed By Joseph Satemls menting legislation. to build a highway along one peaceful life for all humanity," "No challenge cries out for Is really not a comfortable situation at me that U Thant was furious over this Even if new laws were enact proposed right - of - way, which AFL-CIO President George greater cooperation than the FOR A LOVELIER YOU CONSTITUTION PLAZA ANGEL: The Festival Of Lights might be the least expensive. all, but an Intolerable one. We still failure of his patient efforts, but said ed, to speed court hearing on Meany told Johnson in a tele need to preserve the stability of Instead of along another, which prices and costs," FOR THE HOLIDAYS OUR think that both public policy and pri nothing publicly.” each necessity challenge, there phone exchange. Sevareld has also filled in further de would likely be some delays in might be more scenic, or a But Meany made no specific The administ)-ation has been STAFF OFFERS THE D f* vate institutional pdlicy ought to stop promise on Johnson’s plea to worried about recent signs of unack. ‘"They are higdily mani Town Crier pulative and highly explorato If works, Schwarts and they make on a variety of occa B oyr BMketbaU Dr. l>avid Premack, research- ry." sions, such as food cries, mating Tho Coventry Recreation ers'at the University of Califor cries, danger cries.” But it will be a chimp raised CbAunlKee is again qxmsoring nia at Santa Barbara, will ask osar But suppose the reason a in complete isolation from all a boys’ basketball program for even more: chimp can’t talk is that it Just language. Including chimpanzee Oradee 4, 6, and 0. ^ —That the chimp grab the can’t make human sounds? calls, which will be used for the The Coventry Grammar noise box and start making Schwartz and Premack de first real test. school program will be from 9 squeaks and eeeks back at vised a language a chimp could Said Premack: "Dr. Schwartz a.m. to noon, sptarting tomorrow, Schwartz. theoretically speak with his is now at Massachusetts Insti with William Ayers as director. —And that, gradually, he’ll' clever hands, rather than his tute of Technology, attempting The program at the Robertson learn to talk to Schwartz with limited vocal cords, ’they call it to gain mastery over the lan School will be during the tame the soimds. "stick Ulk.” guage which he built himself. hours, starting Dec. ifi, with If this happens, the research "It’s modeled, at the level of Until ho does, the study can’t go George EJberle as directory ers will be the first ever to the rules of grammar and the further. He has to be able to Beginning Jan. 8, both 'schools teach an animal to communi formation of words, on a pro model the language before the will have sessions esnh Satur cate with language. foundly simplified lEngllsh," chimp, the way a mother mod day at the same time. There have been many at- said Premack. "In terms of els language before a child." Boys participating are to wear or bring their own Sneak- eiu. S i Mary's Sunday Mass at St. Mary’s Church will be at 7:30, 9:30 and lounge-lovely looks- Just Imagine 10:30 a.m., and at St. Joseph’s J Mission Church In Eaglevllle at For The Holiday what this would do 8:30 a.m. for sweet young things Eyes Tell the Story of Viet War^s Horrors Second Church for your fireplace "The Greatest Miracle of All” .Unsm iling eyes of these wounded Viet Nam veterans, patients at Valley POINSETTIAS will be the sermon topic of the when day is done... F^rge Hospital, Phoenixville, Pa., reflect scenes of war which left physical Rev. James H. Ameling, pastor w o^ ds and mental pictures. They include, top row, left to sight, Pfe Robert W ouldn’t you like to give your fireplace a custom of the Second Congregational (right) Her Majesty cot Seidrt^, 19, Metuchen, N. J.; Sgt. John Bade, 22, Toledo, Ohio; Platoon 69c decorated look with this famous Ben], Franklin Church, during the worship ton print robe and match Sgt. M aîp Vaught, 28, Brielle, N. J.; bottom row, S.4 Clifford Vernon, 24 ensemble? This complete set— screen, matching service at 11 a.m. Sunday. ing broadcloth pajamas Cleveland; 3:4 Leonard Labiak, 20, Chicago and Lt. Walter Marm, 24 Wash andirons, and fireset — can now be yours at th# A child-care serrice during with smocked bodice and ington, Pa. (AP Photofax) ’ g CYCLAMEN PLANTS $1.50 up special low price o f ju s t... the worship hour will be con sleeve. Red. ducted in the Church Ctommtui- CHRISTMAS CACTUS 50c up Ity House. The Rev. Mr. Amel pajama, 3-6x, 7-14. $4 Reg. ing reports that volunteer WREATHS AND SPRAYS mothers are urgently needed to your Brilliant Midwest Light $1.00 and up $44.45 assist. There is a chart in the ladies’ parlor for signing up. CEMETERY BASKETS The Junior Pilgrim Fellow Christmas g & CONTAINERS ship meets at 4:15 p.m. Sunday Thought to Be Fireball at the Community House to go W $2.50 and up - Christmas caroling with the PITTSBURGH, Pu. (AP) — A At Elyrta 20 miles west of Police in Idaho F.-ills Idaho fellowship grroup of the First Eve brilliant Ught flashed across tihe Cleveland, Ohio, firemen said said they had about 20 calls in W Congregational Church at the northern sky ’Thursday night, /oimd ten small grass fires 16 minutes with reports of a LAUREL BALSAM PRINCESS PINE Willlngton Convalescent Home. ’The groups will return for a looks raining burning bits of matter ball moving east ROPING ROPING ROPING Christmas party, to conclude at «u o se the Midwest. l ^ m S r damage. -kies about JJK S i a 9:30. 8 p.m. “ It undoubtediy was a fire- Mrs. Ralph Richards, who Yd, 35c Yd. 50c Yd. 75c The Senior Pilgrim Fellow like ball," said Dr. WlUlam P. Bldel- lives nearby, said she saw a ------f I I ship meets at 7 p.m. Sunday In man, an asttronomer at the Uni- fiery object the size of a volley- 2 Rivers from Swamp ^5^ the Community House. verslty of Michigan, ball fail among .some trees Just The Gleaners’ Circle of the this! A spokesman for the Defense before U>e fires brolte out. W AYCROSS, Ga.— The larg- church meets at 7 p.m. ’Tuesday Department in Washington said The Coast Guard in Detroit est preserved swampland in the Large Assorlment Of Cut Flowers at Caprllands Herb Farm on first reports Indicate it was a got a report of an airplane down United State.s i.s GOO-.sauare- jjjL McCONVILLE i i Silver St. for a lecture and herb natural phenomenon. AH : air- In the river that sepnrtitcs De mile Okefenokee, whose Semi- supper. craft, missiles and the like are trott and Windsor, Canada. nole name mean.s "Land of the GREENHOUSES DRIPLESS GRILLADIER The Mr. and Mrs. CHub has Its Accounted for, he said. Boats searched and found noth- Trembl.ng Karlli. ' Tlie swamp " • See Our Fine Stock Of annual Christmas party for Fireballs are bits of stone or Ing. is 110 to 130 feet ab vc sea 302 WOODBRIDGE STREET— 64,3-5947 BRINGS OUTDOOR COOKING INDOORS CHRISTMAS TREES couples’ children at 6:30 p.m. metal that rain from the sky at Just south of Lapeer, Mich., level and it.s pure water forms ^ Dec. 18 In the Community all times of the year, Bldelman deputies checked reports that the ------headwaters------...... of- the St. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Installs in a fireplace In seconds to bring all the fun and (bove) Brushed II flavor of charcoal broiling Indoors without danger of grease House. Parents are to bring a ■aid. A fireball is a brilliant mean unidentified object fell into a and Suwanee rivers labeled gift for each child and a nylon long gown and teor. Any jxiece or fragment that field. stains or flare ups in the hearth. Adjustable post 26” x 82” iS-.l to fit most fireplaces. 60-cent grSb bag gift for an matching duster in ■urvlves the flight and Impact Is Sheriff Kennetii A. P a r’KS of adult pink or blue with called a meteorite. Lapeer County said his men REG. $13.90. First Church ribbon binding. Whatever It was, it attracted found some pieces of siiiny me "Scripture and Revelation” a lot of attention. Persona in talllc foil, each four to .'-'ix Incli- 7-14 8-4 each will be the sermon topic of the Pennsylvanla, Ohio, Michigan, es long and about a quarter incli A. Loungees nylon tricot g STEEL LOG GRATE. Reg. $4.50. Rev. William E. Beldan, pastor Indiana, aijd parts of Canada wide. But he said similar ma- $3.95 quilt duster with velvet rib of the First Congregational said they saw brilliant flashes terial was found in tiic same Church, during the 11 a.m. wor Nylon scuff slippers bon and lace trim. Pink, of light blazing across the sky at area about two years ago. ship service Sunday. During the blue, 10-20. S 1 5 dusk. Some sadd they saw fiery In areas hit by sudden grass with maribou feath worship hour, pupils of Grade 4 objects plunge to earth. fires It was believed tlicy may ers, blue, pink, red, full length version $18 of the church school will be pre Police began receiving re- have been caused by fireballs, S, M, L. g 3 sented their Bibles In observ ports of small fires In widely Lt. Jack Trumbull of Elyria, ance of Universal Bible Sunday. •cattered areas. FUres were put Ohio, said the concentrated pat B. Oriental-influence bro Regular church school sessions out and, extensive searches cade hostess gown, 6 bow tern of the fires led him to be will be at 9:30 spd 10:30 a.m. were made, but there were no lieve they could have been Sunday In Kingsbury House. closing, side slit hem. reports of significant findings. (left) Wendy Wilson’s cotton quilt touched off by a fireball or me- The Junior Pilgp-im Fellow Green, 14-20, 8 I 7 Near the village of Kecksburg the ground. ship meets at 3:45 p.m. Sunday polka dot robe with lace trim and In southwestern Pennsylvania, Across the country, four Cali side-buttoning . . . and matching short style, 10-16. $ 1 3 fireman Roy Howard said he at the church to go to the fornia highway patrolmen re Church Community House on boots and head triangle. Blue or ■aw several blue flashes "like ported sighting a large meteor Rt. 44A to Join the group of red, 7-14. $ 9 set ah acetylene torch" close to the with a greenish glow and a tall. C. Niteshirt and pantie set the Second Congregational ground. They said it appeared to be of brushed nylon, embroi Church for a Christmas carol Other persons said they saw exploding and falling in south dery and ribbon trim. Pink, ing program at the Willlngton the flahes, too. ern Humboldt County in the Convalescent Home. A Christ aqua, S, M, L, by Friml. $7 State troopers and Atr Force northwe.st comer of California. personnel tramped through the = As sensitive as your own hand . . . to feel when FIRELIGHTER TINDER TABS mas party follows. Parents are matching pajama. $ 8 The patrolmen, who rejxxrted to pick up these PF members area for hours with "^Geiger the object from three different E clothes are dried just right! with black cast iron pot. Starts fires safely, quicker, about 8:30 p.m. at the First counters. They said they found locations, said they spotted it at Solid bra-ss cover. Ball and won’t flarc-up, explode, yet Congregational (3hurch. Meet nothing and called ^ o ff the 12:02 a.m. as It traveled from stone handle. guaranteed to start fires. D. Brushed nylon striped ings are being omitted until af ■earch. the southeast. pajamas by Miss Siren. REG. $12.95. ter the Christmas holiday. ^8.95 79e toosty worm, Christmas red Lace edged, embroidered Just dial the dryness you want-from ironing The Bible discussion g^roup bib. Pink, blue, S, M, L. $7 damp to extra dry. It’s electronic! It’s automatic! meets at 8 p.m. Monday at Kingsbury House with the Rev. niteyESI NITE* matching shift. $ 6 WOOD CARRIER Mr. Beldan. Drive The Deal Of Kraft-A-Oo-Gos long gown. $7 (Not Shown) 22”’ .x-X 1313” ” black wltli brass handle, feet and tray rim. The Kraft-A-Go-Gos 4 - H sleepers A Lifetime Club has a Christmas workshop YEAR PROTECTION PLAN REG. $9.96. 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M A N C H ^TER EVENING tfeRALD. BUNeggBTBR, OONH^ PEIDAif. DBCEMWCRÎO, i m aaAKCHBSm EVBNIN6 /B1 8 AIA fWDAT, DBC3BMBBB 10, 1966 Luddeeke Held (âgonic Lodge then the energy from below will In Embezzlement 58,160 Quakes Jar Town eventually die ou t” Mayor Kanejlro Nakamura, i l 4 f .' .llMT K 'B n 4 y ‘ To Seat Slate Of Tfix Money 72, uald damage to buildinge 80OT1H W nTOB<» — M>». ■ .V 'v v /ft ' A sdoii-iaAlbr inatallatlon for In Japan in Four Months TOYS ry V. CoateBo Br&dy, 77, at ^ (Omttaied tn m Pam One) conalsU moaUy df cracked On Proposition Ttv 4 of Friandaiiip Lodge of walls. Hies falling off roollB, tilt It Harbford, mother of Mrs. The MaaoiiB will be oonduoted to VATSUSHIRO, Japan (AP) which have been felt by hu il A. VanHnis o f South >^PortedgB of Mlasons. Insfalllhg their straw-thatched ffirm house The epicenter of the quake The funeral win be held to had embesrelcd funds and/or lawsuits by property owner' The quakes have been a wind BICYCLES—TRIKES announced by the two registroirs riok'e Orchestra will pJay. A toarahali w*H be James w. sorting dried perefhnrtons. the area is an ovid Nveh tnilles long morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the had questionably accounted But supporters of the chaage fall for sales of electric heaters, of voters. Working at the poUa buffet will be served, ’nokets Miaher, a past master of Man house creaked but they went- on by four miles wide. In the cen Bmjamln J. Canahan Funeral taxes and Interest in the total argue that the individual pftp- safeboxes, foam rubber cush SLEDS—TOBOGGANS for the Democrat* wiU be Mm. will be available at the door, chester Lodge, Muslo will be sorting. ; ' ■, ' ter la 600-foot Mt. Mlnakaml. Home, 1602 Main St., East amount of 14.381.’’ erty owner needs something ik e ions and flashlights. Carpenters Hartford, with a Mass of re Willard Billings, moderator; Proposal* Two to make 5he proWded by James W. McKay, "’This one was about 3^4,” the Dr. Mineo Takehana, director work night and day re-enforcing SKIS WITH POLES *3.99 At that time, the amount Mrs. Howard Skinner and Mrs. orgunlM. and. York Strangfeid, old farmer said casually. quiem at 9 at St. Rose Church, missing, confirmed by the audit Mr. and Mrs. d u b of Tem match more even if he decQes of the local seismolc^cal ob houses. HGURE SKATES FOR AU R. Kneeland Jones, m arine 'vooagst. A minute later the ground East Hartford. Burial will be was $1,631.19. Another $ , ple Beth Shokwn will have a to fight an agency which is 1^- servatory, traced the continued But sales of rice wine have 2 749.81 tenders; Mrs. Gasprin Morra, VonDeck wHl outline some shook again. In Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, T-7 r i mystery ride tomorrow. ’The ing to take his land. ,, ratUlng to imderground volanic dropped because people don’t go was unaccounted for, and the offdclad checking; Joseph Stef- pians for the lodge in 1966. Af "That one was only a t ^ Bloomfield. report said that of the larger group will meet at Temple Beth Dempsey stiid the tendency; of action. out at night to bars and restau anik, challenger, and Donald ter the instaHaUermanent Weiss Auto cost of our advisory and logis Colo., yesterday. Grand Juntrtion has approved use Bearers were Maynard mission of voters after Found Largest in State building oocnmission, serving tical support is running on the of teen-age juries but Charles thinks this is ridicu Clough, Russell Clough, William Nov. 1. The regular month (Continued from Page One) as seoretaiy, treaeurer of the Republican Director HaHan Connecticut's largest turkey Absentee Ballots order of $800 million a year.” lous. Since his father and grandfather are also Hall, Harvey Reid, George Bur ly voter - making ses.sion Democratic town committee and Taylor has criticised Mayor is a Tolland native. A 47- Absentee ballots for Tues over the rice paddies since ear- But at that stage there were named Charles, there’s a good possibility one of ton, Arthur Parsons, William will be held Wednesday, the ’Tolland County Democratic Francis M.ahoney for authoriz pound, 13-ounce, broad-breast day's Constitutional referendum ly Thtirsday night. They pound- only about 29,000 Americans in Ranford and Ronald Dowry. the day after the referen them should have received the summons organization. He resigned all his dum. ing the as-signment of a town- are still available at the town ed 25 buildings, bunkers and South Viet Nam and some 27,0(X) Cutline 4 Col FC under 4-24 Ital A Modem Colonial The Holmes Funeral Home, ed white turkey captured the posts, owned vheicle to Robert B. clerk's office, according to gun emplacements with rockets, aboard the 7th Fleet ships oper- ■ T ■ • — • ------400 Main St., was in charge of Scholarship Deadline state title in the "Governor's He was deputy tax collector The deadline for applications Weiss, the town's new general Town Clerk Caroline Metcalf. bombs and cannon fire, apokes- ating in South Vietnamese arrangements. under his wife, and a former manager. Biggest Turkey Contest” yes They must be returned by mail, men reported.------waters. for the BEA-PTA srholanship terday. member of the Vernon Board for any resident studying to be General Manager - Richard and be in the Tolland Post Of Gen. Merrill’s Last Battle ^ David R. DIeterle The turkey was raised' by of Finance. He was riiairman a teacher is Dec. 1.5. Applica Marlin said this week that he fice by 6 p.m. Monday. Funeral services for Army Tolland's well-known turkey of the Rockville Ohairter Re tions .should be sent to Mrs. Ed was told to withhold one of the Co - Operative Kindergarten Spec. 4. David Robert DIeterle, grower, Ellery Neff Jr., of Was ior Fast, Good Roads vision (Committee which was ward Meloche, Box 5,56, RED 1. Assisting mothers at the Co | 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Rob used police crui.sers from trade- Neff's Turkey Farm, Tolland dissolved when consolidation The culleciion date for stu operative Kindergarten this ert DIeterle of 85 Bretton Rd., in when the town, on Dec. 27, Tpke. CONCORD, N.H. (AP)— ’The ’The state's highway program eliminated the city govern dents in Grades 1. 2 and 3 at opens bids for the purchase of week are: Monday, Mrs. Bruce who died Dec. 2 of Injuries re ment. , world remembers the late MaJ. was developed "because of the Bolton Elementary School who six new cars. Only five used The winner is Connecticut’s Cropper, Mrs. Gerard Doudera, DURALENES ARE ceived In a motorcycle accident Luddeeke is employed as an plan to participate in the answer to the weighty chal Mrs. Beverley Ooulombe and Gen. Ftank D. Merrill as the leadership Frank provided,” in Fukuoka, Japan, \vhere he cars will be traded. accountant with the Hartford school dental program is Mon lenge issued by Illinois Gover Mrs. William Ellert; Wednes j leader of Merrill’s Maurauders,. said Highway Commissioner was stationed, will be held to- Insurance Group. He said that, after removal nor Otto Kemer to all gover John O. Morton today. day. Money should be sent with day, Mrs. Richard Bums, Mrs. ' the famed jungle fighters In mom w at 2 pm. at St, Mary’s the permission slip in a sealed of the radio system and the nors, inviting the states to par Thomas Furey, Mrs. Richard Morton, who w*s deputy com Episcopal Church. ’Ihe Rev. envelope, with the. child's lettering, the used car would be ticipate in a national cjompetl- Fetko and Mrs. Vene Harding; I Burma during World War n. missioner under Merrill, des George F. Nootrand, rector, will LBJ Discusses name, grade and the name of a.sslgned to Weiss, under the tlon to find the largest turkey Friday, Mrs. Waiter Hendrie, j But New Hampshire, the state cribed him as "the kind of per officiate. Burial will be in Bast his teacher on the outside, same arrangements he now has in the country. The competi Mrs. Edward Jendnicek, Mrs. I he adopted after retirement, son who could delegate respon Cemetery. Viet’s Future Soliool Menus in Windsor, where he is town tion will be held in Chicago on Henry Krenchko and Mrs. Wal I also recalls his forceful cam- sibility properly and could gain ’There will be no calling hours. Monday, frankfurUs on roll, manager. Jan. 5. ter Kreohko. ! paign to develop fast, safe and the support of people imder The family suggests that potato .sticks, sauerkraut, cher Weiss will use the car for University of Connecticut ex j clean roads. He was state hlgh- him.” those who wish to do so may With Advisers ------' ries and pineapple; Tuesday, transportation to and from tension poultryman William Manchester .,. •iiing Herald ! Way commissioner from 1949 He said Merrill "foresaw the make memorial contributions Windsor, starting Jan. 3. when Aho assisted in the weighing- (Continued from Page One) chicken chow mein with rice and Tolland correspoiulont, Bette I (inUl his death Dec. U, 1965. possibilities of a national high to the David R. Dieterle Schol he assumes his Manchester in ceremonies. noodles, green beans, raspberry Quatrale, tel. 876-28‘45. way program. I think Congress arship Fund established by the t'’ meet without conditions. post. His family will not move i Merrill didn’t live to see his .gelatin; Wednesday, macaroni, has gone ahead under plans that church. the response in Hanoi — still to Manchester until the close of SHMS I major highway batUe — for a more in Peking — remains com cheese and tomato casserole, a "review and decision” on the criticism in no way affects my federal road building program he would have liked.” ’The Holmes Funeral Home, corn, cookies; Thursday, hot the .school term, to permit his 400 Main St., is in charge of pletely negative,” car arrangement. decision pertaining to his re- — won in Congress. When the Under Merrill’s direction, the roast beef sandwich, to.ssed two sons to finish the year in i arrangements. ’The President's words appar Windsor. He said in a letter to Ma- tentlon. I am, however, critical j program was side-tracked over state built a turnpike from the ently referred to two British salad, spice cake; Friday, vege honey, “As the records show, of these unauthorized actions disagreement on how to finance Massachusetts border at Sea- table soup, peanut butter and Taylor has asked for a meet William I. Hawes peace appea.Ls in the pa.st week, ^ e vote of the board to hire on your part, however well in- It Merrill called It "a tragedy.” brook to Portsmouth and one jelly sandwich, apple crisp. ing of the beard of directors for Mr. Weiss was unanimous. My tended.” Funeral services for William and U.S. efforts thhrough diplo from Nashua to Manchester. Bulletin Board He died In Florida, just after I. Hawes of 137 Lenox St. ------matic ------channels- to >" bring■'“ ••fi the •-i» J he had been elected president Merrill was an exponent of were held yesterday afternoon Vietname.se war from the bat The first home basketball I clean roads. In 1963, he took un games of the season will be of the American Association of at Trinity Covenant (Jhurch. tlefield to the conference table. State Highway Officlsds. precedented action to clean up The Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, pastor, ------played tonight against Cheney the state roadsides — putting Mrs. Merrill recalled today officiated. Miss Nancy Gocht Tech. The jayvee game will eunp IT HUNDREDS OF 200 of his top employes Into the Hiat when he retired from t h e and Mrs. Annamae Ogren were begin at 6:30 and the varsity state law enforcement pool. Army, ‘we moved to New the soloists. Ernest Johnson Jr. State News at 8. « GIFT IDEAS!! They wer^ ordered to hejp state ! Hampshire so he could relax. was the organist. Burial will be The Bolton Outing Club will police In a crackdown on per- i But Frank couldn’t relax — he in United Church Cemetery, "have a continuation of its skate- sons tossing trash on the roads. ■ Roundup sail making bee Sunday after n, Q, loved to work and was very Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, Cana When Merrill died, at age 62, i Interested In improving high da. (Contlnned from Page One) noon starling at 1 at the home then-Gov. Lane Dwinell praised ! of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Gorton, ways.” him as "a devoted, courageous ] adjudged juvenile delinquents Brandy St, The executive board A native of Amesbury, Mass., public servant who gave un- j and committed to the Connecti of the club will meet Monday at Merrill was educated at t h e Gemini Fliers cut School for Boys. GLENNEY spraingly of himself when other < 7:30 p.m, at the home of Mr. U.S. Military Academy at West Roger Beaudry, 16, of Che men might have chosen to re- 3 and Mrs. Gunther Winkler, Point and the Massachusetts Await Meeting shire, whose mother and .sister tire.” i Only Magnavox Stereo Theatres bring you the Converse Rd. Institute of Technology. In were slain, was given the maxi (Continued from Page One) The board of finance will meet World War H, he commanded mum sentence allowed by law man and Navy Cmdr. Lovell Monday at 8 in the town office PRICED the American ground forces In greatest advancements in Home Entertainment and committed until he reaches conference room. Export Share Dwit\dles settled down to sleep Thursday the age of 21 for planning and f r o TAKE HOME I Burma, then became deputy right, mis.sion control center deputy commander of the India- GENEVA —Exports from the executing the slayings. NOW!^ Blacks. Decker played them a musical selection James McCann, 14, of Pros Burma theater of operations. non-Ck)mmunist world’s deilel- requested by Lovell's daughter, pect, described by jxilice a.s "a Hospital Notes He was chief of staff of the oped nations -average $151 per Barbara. She said she hoped it willing accomplice,” was com FOR CHRISTMAS 10th Army, which took Okinawa, person per year compared with would “ bring daddy home for ADMITTED YESTERDAY: and of the 6th army, which took $22 to the underdeveloped coun MAGNA-COLOR TV mitted until he reaches the age Christmas.” of 18. Mrs. Virginia Andreo, 139 Maple the Philippines. He earned the tries. 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"To be blunt, sir,” Kriegel was a clandsstlne operation in peared that some of the asser An Italian countess by mar TSiie m e a ^ a four-day VIP You’re Rockford,” and so on. replied, "we just get too many HalTs Arrow Archery from Spanish to Swahili. riage, she was born in Tangan located. chilly, desolate teolatlon in the Adri Force. vices and prisoner cages in a which the national Interest tions In his speerii were wrong. <, U.N. headquarters lacks “We cleared an outside line Sieirra near the CaUfomla-Neva- mock prison. The finest tour c€ major American mill- ______, ^ vtp ** up to field com- with constituents for replay at was a big, misoonceived, clan business about the Viet Nam ation of office and club tor the Where You Can Enjoy " ' manders to decide where a dig- home and taking down names most of the delegates and their “I have always felt proud that assment. Viet Nam, including pitots who ers into water on a cross; or a destine expedition, the —- at the peace offers, why there is ever delegates while they are in the characteristics: even In time of great strife, the Sgt. Antonio Lopez — the water-filled hole, in which Fine Food With oongrem out of aession, nltary cannot tread. and addreês of future voters time of the landings the govern ™ uio •-S'. .ruivuiuu --- UlO TOUIUcouW oTasin crash aiKiand beoe cut onoff mfrom SALEM any aSrious cover up on that. I building. "I could tell when an envoy United Nations found time to sneering guard — is attempting all their friends,” Lopez said POWs must stand on tiptoe to ^ Happy Is the legislator, how- In their di.strict. There Is the ment in its wisdom decided to In o Relented don't think any of this Is new In Russian-born Nina Tessier, walked Into the lounge hoW he save the life of a child.” — --—■------• - ■ avoid drowning., getting ^ ^3 3 ^ of an enlisted man plucked put out a cover story, a cover Maria Glass of Poland and Mo to t i ^ fell^ Marines what to The first six days of the two- Atmosphere NASSIFF government. Obviously, there was feeling. Sometimes when I e x p ^ should they faU into ene- week school are for "escapes.” Sgt. Lopez, a Korean war vet niiT«>hi«*r A 1, ^ missed, and breoJthlesaly relate helicopter from a lonely spe- story minimising the size of the has to be a certain measure of nique Denes, a native of CA M ER A & saw one was particulply wea If you like to grease the sides my hands. turned loose in eran, says that Marines aren’t Enjoy Your Favorite maTe S I experiences to a news con- ciaJ forces camp ju.* to have expîtion and minimizing' Ita protection for government ac France, are listed as delegates’ (as well as the bottom) of cake ference. It happened to Rep. Thanksgiving dinner with his ry, I would wait until he had To Icpez and the "prisoners” the44i« iiivyujsuidiimountain wilderness,WiUUt?iTi4»s, now being •’'''•••ft trainedV. tow be prisoners. o. Cocktail While Here PHOTO SHOP sl^ficance. And those of us tivity; otherwise the Constitu aides. Their vague title fits their time to unwind before passing or muffin pans, do so sparingly. In two months at least 45 con- Seymour Halpem, R-N.Y. governor, who had been Involved in the tion would have provided that role of answering service, social the mock prison camp is no blanketed by snow and marked They must be able to handle the 991 MAIN STREET on a message that wasn't ur The bottom of the pans can, of Joke. What Lopez teaches them by sub-freezing temperatures. worat, he said, Rt. 87, Lebanon, Conn. gressmen and 11 governors,------“We were ho rie-ht-vh there ir «w» State loyaltiesloya sometimes lead planning of the Cuban thing and reporters elt in Cabinet meet iO U D A l secretary, and house mother. gent. course, be well greased. could save thetr lives — and "They have nothing but tiie "Marines have to be in good Phone 423-0256 TeL 643-7369 " 'T ^ h thick frf things,” Halpem told unusual scenes. Gov. 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'otnick 1‘tiurMay for nw4c« his iemtK>(inc«ndflt during GaiwMe but « cue. i n i* In propping the lând’s econ- Organists today. X He is vice president of thi ACCRA, Ghana (AP) - T h e No mention waa made of acar- last Friday. Under It. toe presl- fiJUGON — Althouirh SnivUi trated with a water color winter Preeidem Avi.h Cuba Gets ‘Deal’ omy, the Soviet Unkm has been LADY huUay of $4.5 billion. Preeldent Mohammed Ayub paul VI will wait until early . „ paying Cuba 6 cents a pound for Heath, who would prime American Federation of' State, Geese, in the Arctic breakaway Rhodesian regime assumed the equivalent of east Asia has crowded areas, as scene of the 'White House. Sec Was- served to strengthen Ghan sporadically here tor more martial law control. m Java and In the deltas of the Hie New York Democrat said retary of State Dean Rusk says Khan left by plane for London next year to teU Roman Catho- *^VANA (AP) — The Soviet ^ minister if a general election County and Miuiiclpal. Emi^ b o s t o n (AP)—N«w«ngland “ limited” hi ooptpartaoa to President Kwame Nkrumah’a Mekong. Red. Menam and Ir- PHILDO . at a news conference that the McGeorge Bundy has rendered today on his way to Washington hcs they can eat meat on Fri- agreed to slash the market at 2 cents p pound, was held and the Conservatives ployes, eligible for union mem- - Europe’s. funds should be appropriated won, studied the organ at Ox bership* because he is chaplain "extraordinary public service” for talks with President John- days, Vatican sources said charges Cuba for man- jrpr frigid thrSte, there’s WaW, the Cumberland County .. „ „ r . regardless of defense spending ford. He is a member of the at a state mental hospital In St,^^ BENDIX as the President’s special as son. Thursday night. utactured goods if Cuba can Boats Sink nothing like a ride In K ll Snow’s attorney, made the' study for for the Viet Nam war'.. council of the Royal College of Peter, Minn. Mobilization of g. J ” ®” 42«0 mil- meeting, has risen Geographers estimate that toe sistant for national security af Accompanied by Foreign Min- Earlier reports said the Pope show they are available else- MADRAS India (AP) — Sdx- seaplane when he’s Herding the American Bdr A4Mooiation. SHOPPING Said Powell: "If we can spend Music and- chairman of the Lon "Sometimes a,t union mee^•^ ’ fairs. Bundy will become head i«êrter Z.A.zi.A. Bhutto,-andunui(o,-ana otheroiner offi-om- —-o--- Uft —- the -— l.OOO^year-old rule where wucic forlui less. teen' sailing sallii „ boats sank______in ____ a cy- geese in the Arctic. billions ofôllars to save some don Symi^xiny Orchestra Trust. ings some speakers tell me tg ' . COIN OPERATED of the Ford Foundation on Feb. ciols, Ayub meets Saturday with a ^ n s t meat on Friday at the This little-publicized agree- clone off India’s southwest coam Snow, from Exeter, R.I., Has Ecumenical Croalies DAYS p . . Wnd of democracy in Viet Nam 28. Retail sales last week to "Hla knowledge of music suid take off my collar,” he saldi.^ becomeuc.vu—— —a — kind — of— sky—j ^TTw\,jcowboy You better have a fast stick WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN British Prime Minister Harold ° ^ of toe Vatican Ekiumeni- ment signed in Moscow early Thursday night, and 60 persons his skill both as an organist smd "but I tell them to disregard It 11 MAPLE 8T. — and I don’t know what kind it taled $6.3 billion, 9 per cent Wilson and then flies to New Council two days ago. Now this year, was made legal, here were reported missing for toe U.S. Department of the “ ><1 favor with the Almighty if TILL CHRISTMAS mtto'sajf ’"oWly 8«ne hi^'wfoSli^d to‘AWra‘to a conductor are well known,” and listen to what I have to say |Across From First Nattonal j Is — then we must spend more higher than the comparable York Sunday. it is believed toe Pope will by publication in toe Official Two Indian navy shl^ and an Interior, <îasing Oonadian wa- you want to smash a puck past Government nene», t, stringent controls have deal with such situations as the College of Organists said. on labor issues instead.” Store Parking Lot to preserve real democracy at week in 1964. After addressing toe U.N. ’ ^ -terfowl across the arctic to per- the goalies on the E3astem-pow- n n ^ oe^ ^ K f S"- been restored. Some clothing. Rhodesia. S E Y M O U R home.” The Federal Maritime Com mit research into migratory er Boston College hockey team, s S c e s and various' foodstuffs Nigerian papers have praised OPEN 7 DAYS General Assembly Monday, he Refuse District 16-Lb. Wash—26o mission Will investigate reports will go to Washington for toe habits. Opponents of toe Jesuit Uni- should^^be Wened « already are scarce. Nkrumah’s criticism of Briti.sh AUTO STORES of freight rate discrimination in , Snow’S plane and another one verslty will find one of three 8-Lb. Dry Clean—D2.I War on Hunger talks with Johnson Tuesday and Charter Draft wWte^ prime ® ^ P^me Minister Harold Wilson 681 MAIN STREET 5 Lbs. Or Under — trade between U.S. and British Wednesday. taxi bohhid the birds In shallow tenders in toe B.C, nets— Smith ^ minister, Ian said qne Ghanaian matron and questioned the effectiveness Food: A new group has been OPEN TONIGHT . ports. Missile-Space Daily says The talks are expected to cen water and guide them Into pens J®ff'Oohen, a Jew; Pat Murphy, Up for Review cheerfully as she strolled from of sanctions ordered by Britain organized to combat world North American Aviation, Inc., construol^ with chicken wire. * Catholic, or Kenny Allen, a hunger. ter on Paki.stan's dispute with received nearly one-fourth of India over Kashmir, U.S. mili The young geese cannot fly Protestant, Representatives of toe North Named the Committee on the the $4.1 billion in contract tary and economic add to India because toey don’t have their ^ the. team’s------first game, Central Refuse District have World Food Crisis, it conducted awards made by the National and Pakistan, and Pakistan's feathers yet and the ajlults be- ^ h en started and was relieved drawn up a semi-final draft of an organizational meeting in Aero'nautics and Space Adminis relations with Cdmmundst Chi cau.se they are molting. by Murphy. The coach says Al- the district charter and by- E Washington, and a spoke.sman tration in fiscal 1965. The Jus na. When a flock- Is corralled, len is pressing both for toe job. laws and presented it to its said its birth was triggered by tice Department has filed suit to Later in toe week Ayub goes metal bands a;re fixed to the xj , „ attorney, Edwin Lassman of the fact thart the U.S. Food for I end alleged racial discrimina to Paris to see President birds' legs so the beginning K O U gil S ts r t South Windsor, for review. Peace Act expires next year tion at Shreveport, La., swim Charles de GauUe and then to point of their migration will be Jonathan Stevens, 21, and his 'When the final charter is and that U.S. farm surpluses ming pools and in a Carthage, Bonn to meet with West Ger known when they turn up else bride, Linda, 18, spent the first completed, it will be presented I are diminishing. Miss., restaurant. man Chancellor Ludwig Erliard. where.nerc. mght of their marriage in a to the local board of represen- Snow once landed his plane on L®''’iston, Maine, Hospital after tatives and the South Windsor The latter was emphasized CAPITAL QUOTES On Jan. 4 he is to discuss the wind-whipped thin ice in Great. toeirtheir smallSmall carrflr hitllff af, treef rt andr , r , Council for nKnwu...n1 approval. South M when Kansas Gfov. William H. Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R- Kashmir problem with Indian gouto Bay, Long Island, N.Y., threw them out. Windsor and Vernon are the Avery declared that wheat Ky.: "From the briefings it is Prime Minister Lai Bahadur after spotting on Iceboat sink While they were recovering, a only t-wo towms in the district stocks are "less than our do clear that the Viet Cong is well- Shastrl in a Russian-arranged I fire broke out in toeir newly at the present time. Bolton, part mestic needs even for one organized, trained and supplied meeting in Tashkent, in Soviet ing- He climbed out on one of toe rented apartment in West Gray, of toe original Northea.st Dis- year.” by North Viet Nam.” Asia. Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin is aiso scheduled to pontoons, rescued toe youthful M^ne, destroying their wedding trict, has expressed interest in Vice President Hubert H. boatsmaii and took off. Stephens Retires attend. ■ joining, but the townspeople Humphrey: "The design by He has seen three polar bears ine couple is reported in have not yet approved. Bolton which we shall overcome the Retiring: Another top official In his travels. One was in a goo condition and looking for- does, however, have a repre- I shaipe of enduring slums, in the Strike Called Off in' the Food and Drug Adminis pond 60 feet from his parked war to - better------——■luck in >-“= the - sec- sentative sitting in on toe meet richest nation In the world, is tration is retiring. MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay plane and the animal turned week of their marriage ings. I still unclear.” (AP) — Civil servants called off Malcolm R. Stephens, 58, says and swam toward Mm. ivr r- The qew district was formed a 24-hour strike Thursday night he’ll quit as assistant commis Snow said It was a fast take- Cow Haircuts after Manchester dropped out 800,000 IN SPAIN BUILD after they reached an agree sioner on Dec. 27. off. ' Farmer Harry Doaner of of the original one. MADRID — About 800,000 ment with toe government. Then there was the time Snow Plttsford, Vt„ can teU you year- Each town in the district is i Commissioner /George P. Lar- people are employed in Spain’s The government employes, spotted a school Of white whales bng cows don’t like haircuts allowed two representatives for rlck is stepping out on the same housing industry. more than 20 per cent of toe from his plane and told toe any more than boys. every 12,500 persons. This gives I She’ll Always Remember Eskimos about them. Two young Heifers ganged up Vernon three and South Wind- They killed one and offered on Doaner in a neighbor’s barn sor two. Bolton would also have him a piece of raw blubber in and sent him to the hospital two if it joins, w. gratitude. with four broken ribs, a frac- Chairman Robert Deming "It didn’t go down too good," tored foot and a lung injury, said if a site is found then I he said. Mrs. Doaner said her 66-year- other town ntay be Interested In She’ll Like It More If It Comes From I Christmas Trees Exeter Stays Male head and knocked unconscious The committee has heard a by one cow while he was clip Phillips Exeter Academy in proposal from the United In ping toe hair of another. A third BEAUTIFUL New Hampshire has beeh all cinerator Corp. - of Holyoke, % \ boys foil IM years and no girls stepped on his foot and Mass., for build-ing an incinera are envisioned for its Third Cen broke it. tor. The company also said it \ Mrs. Doaner said toe noise SCOTCH PINE tury. Not now, anyway. had a site. Although the com from toe electric clipper had Richard Day, principal of toe mittee has not committed itself AND private school for boys, an probably frightened toe ani mals. to an incinerator, it does feel nounced, “ The -climate is not it is the moat feasible means of BALSAM right at the present time for ad disposal. '0 9 , Ml mission of ^ rl rtudents.” More Getting Married It may have made the alumni DIVORCED MEN PROTECTED TREES happy, but not the students, WASHINGTON — The Census ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) The campus newspaper had Bureau says 1.26 million new — Incorporation------1--'------papers have t headlined a faculty committee households were formed in the been filed with toe B ^ aU ilo recommendation that coeduca- year ended March 1965, half County clerk’s office for an or- tion is one toing toe academy again as great as the previous ganization known ’------as "the Di Wreaths' \. might consider in planning its year's rise. Most of the house- vorced man’s Protective Asso- Boughs next century. holds were formed by newly- elation Roping „ „ Where You Get The BEST VALUES and I But an academy spokesman weds. There are more than 67.6 In toe charter, toe group said Cemetery Baskets Jr S said many alumni wrote that million households in toe United its intention was to influence Door Sprays they are "solidly behind toe states, passage of legislation to moder ift. school as It is now.” ______nize divxDTce, logaltee separation I LARGEST SELECTIONS In Town D u o. J REED V. REED? and annulment laws governing ASK ABOUT OUR rornography Study w o o l w ic h , Maine (a p ) — oMld support and custody to BEAUTIFUL Maine attorney Earl J. Wahl The 1966 race for governor in make them equltaW© for both Solve Your Home Gift Problem Wifh A New GIFT CERTIFICATES TREE ORNAMENTS made a 21-day study of pomog- Maine may be Reed vs. Reed, men and women. From Around The World raphy in EJurope and offered State Senate President Oailr- I this conclusion upon his arrival ton D. Reed Jr. of Woolwich wd'll JOHN(f vfniN B. beê- be a candidate for the Demo- ’’When it comes to the printed cratic nomination, LANDSCAPE word. It is as bad here as any Gov. John H. Reed, a Repuhll- NURSERY place in the world.” can, is expected to seek aitotoer I WHITHAM But, Wahl said, when it comes term. There’s already one other GROW WITH UJS" ,\ G-E DISHWASHER to pictures, Maine’s problem is candidate for each nomination. I RT. 6, BOLTON—500 YDS. FROM BOLTON NOTCH—643-7802 S ee The Sensafional Values Now Offered At Norman’s OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. SAT. and SUN. 9 A.M.-5:30 P.M. JUUJ-

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dapoMM' lacUuiette Racial Law JFK Half-DoUars the lilfHdQMmaa said." : ’Tl)» "Pedsr^ nstsCTs has Cause Shortage #ssto r^cslviiii: .up t« Wro miller Tlian Federal Act lion half dohar coins each In New England l W Anyone Seen Magoo? BOSTON (AP)-Ât least one collection of racial statistics on month, and they go out Imme diately to meet the demands of R m anyone seen a honey- aecUon of the strict Massachu employes relegates those per BOSTON (AI^) ^— B*ll)ty c«nt AN®|M> C ^ ig l© setts law against discrimination banks all over Hew England.' colored basset hound wsar- sons to “a secondary citizenship pieces are getting to be rare Many stores and other bual- In employment is going to have role.” Ing a red coUar and S t coins, at least In New England. nesses which need coins toi large Liouis, Mo., identification? - to be relaxed to comply - with "You are tagging them and ■Rie Federal Reserve Bank- numben to make change are said it’s due partly to the Ken She la a five-year-old fe «>e federal a v il Rights Act of someone will have to character acting as their own bankers and BARBER SHOI male answering to the name nedy hall dollar which was i m . ize them as to race, color and hw glng on t6*'aa much coinage 10 Bissiell St., Mimefiester- of Magoo. Considered very The Equal Employment Op national origins," Nolan said. minted for the first time In 1964. as they can afford so that they In New England particularly, tame and gentle and espe portunity Commission in Wash Nolan said that the federal will not be caught unable to 1 P.M.-5;30 PJH. iM ly cially good with children, ington wants to And out the ra commission will soon ask 60,000 people didn’t regard the Ken make change. nedy half dollars as spending Magoo disappeared last cial charecteristics of certain employers throughout the coun The change situation Is par Si^ night about 8 from the back employes. Collection of such in try to keep such records on per money, but rather as keepsakes. Millions of them which were ticularly crttleal right n w be yard of Roger M. Negro of formation is prohibited by Mas sons already employed) cause of heavy Christmas shOp- 205 Oak S t sachusetts law. placed in circulation last year Nolan said he recognizes that immediately went out of circu Magoo is in Manchester “Frankly our law la more the federal government "is just lation as mementos of the late awaiting the arrival of her strict than the federal law," stepping into the field and wants President. CHRISTMAS charges, the Thomas Dzu- said Walter H. Nolan, executive to know the current situation A bank spokesman said that Individual Gifts Lead renda family of St. Louis, secretary of the state Commis about discrimination in employ the Federal Reserve hasn’t had formerly of Manchester. She sion Against Discrimination. ment.” NEW YORK —■ The major was aent ahead to await the enough coins on hand since 1962 source of philanthropy in the FANCIES Nolan said the Massachusetts family’s arrival at the home Nolan has filed legfislatlon to to meet all requests of banks. United States is individuals, law is based on the idea that permit the state commission to A few years ago the spokes 299 PARKER SP.—MANCHESTER V of NegrO) a family friend. who contributed 88.6 billion in The Dzurendas and their direct that employers gather man said 90 per cent of the de 1964. Foundations gave 8189 such information for the benefit posits reaching the bank came SATi, SUN., DEC. 1M2 children are returning to gwnmMiRWWMHicsigf million and business corpora Manchester to live. of federal authorities. The in coinage. Now the amount of tions 8619 million. The fourth 10 A.M.-6 P.M. measure has not yet come up specie is negligible. Negro said" that Magoo source of charitable funds Is be ran off while Negro’s moth 'for action in the legislature. "We have gone from 6 to 6 quests, responsible for 8671 mil CHARLOTTE STRUM—KAY ADAM5| IWESTOWNl weeks without a single half dol- lion in 1964. er was attaching her to a The state commission will be runner in the back yard. P H A R M A C Y ^ gin a drive next year to insure [459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 ^ that women are not denied jobs Anyone knowing of Ma- soley because of their sex. The goo’s whereabout or who (AP Photofax) has seen a dog fitting Ma- Q U A LITY Massachusetts law and the Civil 'fra f Rights Act are in accord on the Only Half Herself Today goo’s description is asked to problem of discrimination based There ts No Subsfifufe For Quality contact Negro at his home. 24-Hour I on sex. Mrs.^ Roland Ford of Baltimore, Md., has a “who, PRINTING i Nolan said that when either me ?” expression as she looks at dress she used to males or females are specified fill. Since beginning' a crash diet two years ago, Pioneer Park SERVICE in hiring, the employer will she reduced in size 50 per cent—from 300 to 150 1have to prove that sex is a bona pounds. The trophy is from TOPS (Take Off fide occupational qualification. Pounds Sensibly) for her achievement. OPEN Board Topic The commission has been at ^ An informal meeting of the tempting to conciliate the case of two women who have com law that prohibits assigning T I L L 9 board of directors, called at the women to jobs that require plained that they have been de Two from Town request of Harlan Taylor to heavy lifting. Sen. Fonseca said nied entry to an all male labor EVERY discuss the future of Pioneer that regulation is “a protection Become Citizens union although they do the same Industrial Park, will be held at work. for women and I don’t think we would want to change that.” Two Manchester residents be NIOHT 8 tonight In the Municipal Nolan said a hearing will be came naturalized citizens this Dealers Donate Cars to MHS for Driver Ed Program conducted on the case next The federal Equal Employ Building Hearing Room. ment Opportunity Commission morning in ceremonies at Dis CHARGE Paul Dodge of Paul Dodge Pontiac, president of the Man Joseph Kovalsky of Manchester Plymouth, Matt Morlarty Jr. month. He refused to divulge trict Court, Hartford. Judge M. Ând All I Wanted Was a Pear Tree^ Taylor, In a letiter to Mayor the union or the women involved has said its interpretations of ACCOUNTS Francis Mahoney, had crit Chester Automobile Dealers Association, presents A. Ray of Moriarty Bros., Thomas Duff of Carter Chevrolet and WITH the Civil Rights Act will not con Joseph Blumenfeld officiated. A male pturtrldge, probably In search of the pear tree mentioned in the English song, mond Rogers (right), principal of Manchester'High School, James Sullivan of Dillon Ford. The behind-the-wheel train until the hearing is announced. INVITED icized the h€iste wdth which the flict with state- laws intended to They are Ismael E. Redo of 903 . 905 M A IN STREET, M ANCHESTER "Twelve Days of Christmas," died yesterday when it crashed through the storm portion of a with keys to the four cars to be used in the school’s driver ing, being resumed this year after a six-year absence, is HALLM ARK Sen. Mary L. Fonseca, D-Fall 21 Margaret Rd. and Mrs. picture window at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Kenway, 229 Oak St., South Windsor. board, last February, had ap education class which started its on-the-road instruction this partly financed through a state grant that allots $20 per protect women against job haz ff propriated $80,000 to provide an River, said that Massachusetts ards and exploitation. Hilda Jackson of 126 Adelaide "The Marvel Of Main Street Lester Kenway, 12, holds the bird, while his sister, Nancy, 4%, looks on from inside the week. Representatives from local auto dealers who have do pupil in the program. Over 300 students are expected to take CARDS laws are much stronger than Rd. house. The partridge, which weighs about one and one-half pounds, will be baked and serv access road and water lines for nated cars to the training program are (from left to right) advantage of the course. (Herald photo by Pinto.) those of other states in guaran Federal authorities are pre ed up as a dainty morsel tonight, according to Mrs. Kenway. She thinks the accident took the site, in the hope that the FROM OUR VAST pared to fully enforce bans SELECTION teeing equal employment for place yesterday between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. when she was away from home. She also said privately owned park would at women. against job advertising in which Straivberries Saved THE that tte bird was examined and found to have a broken neck and other Injuries and prob tract Industry. area directly in front of the PRINTING CHARGE "I don’t think there is any a se.x preference is noted unless ably died instantly. Glass splinters Are embedded between the two windows. A neighbor, school, in an area east of the Circle to Tour He has scored the fact that Historical Society to Hear Police Station, and on the north (AU Alike) conflict with the new federal sex is a necessary qualification WASHINGTON — About 25 versed In partridge lore,' said the birds roost in trees at this time of the year and this one Pioneer Parachute, which pro side of the school driveway. Phoeuix Mutual law,” she said. ■ .... for the job. per cent of California’s straw may have mistook the plants in the picture window for a lower resting place. (Herald photo poses to construct a $500,000 berry crop spoils before it Leihundguth Tuesday Night 25 for 95c | Sen. Fonseca heads a special The Massachusetts law also by Satemis.) plant on 15 acres of the IOOt Phebe Circle of Emanuel covers classified job advertis reaches the fresh-fruit buyer. commission on the status of SHOTS ion MIH acre parcel, has not yet broken Arthur W. Leldundgnth, di 1958, fallowing this with two Church Women will tour the 50 for $1.50 I women- and she .said the com ing. But, according to the - U.S. ground, although it had Indicat Atorrilc Energy Commission, / Grade D to Grade C, and has rector of the Antiquarian and years of graduate study a* the Voting Affects mission is now studying if any G ift changed the plass for business ed a year ago that it expected Phoenix Mutual Insurance Oo., Sen. Fonseca said there have pasteurization by radiation University of Chicago. In 1961 100 for $2.50 I of the Massachusetts laws need District Insurance Rates and industrlai properties from to' be in Its new building in De Landmarks Society of Con Hartford, Tuesday. Memben been reports that some profes could reduce this loss to about he entered the Early American Rec Schedules to be strengthened. sional women are being dis HE’S SURE TO LIKE... seventh class to sixth. cember of 1966. necticut, will be the prinolpajl are reminded to meet in the 8 per cent of the crop. Culture Program sponsored Town recreational activities "Of course there is some un criminated against l?y not being ONLY Drop Due to Class Change District, directors were noti Taylor charged that John speaker at the first general jointly by the Henry Francis building lobby at 7 p.m. There (because he makes the choice himselfll Bamini, owner of the industrial will be curtailed starting Mon IWESTOWNl written discrimination against allowed to work overtime and BLUEBERRIES APLENTY fied of the change at a special meeting of the Manchester His DuPont Winterthur Museum will be a Christmas party after women,” Sen. Fônseca said, earn the additional Money. She The fire insurance (dassdfica- decrease in insurance rates as meeting this week. park, has made no attempts to torical Society to be heid on day at the East Side and West I P H A R M A C Y HAIjTIFAX — Nova Scotia’s and the University of Dela Side Rees and the Community the tour at the home of Mre. "but it is difficult to legislate said the commission on the tion for properties in the 8th a result. attract additional industry to Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the 111- 1469 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 I blueberry patches produced a The changes, which place the ware, where he majored in Y because of the special elec Charles Case, 104 Woodside St. against that.” status of women will look into Utilities District has been up The New England Insurance district In the same fire insur the site, despite the town’s co- ing Junior High School on Bast American Arts and qualified 7-milIion-poimd harvest in 1966, graded apd,m^t property own Rating Assn, has changed the tion Tuesday. 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Orbit Notes No Opposition / w Conclusion of Council To Esliger Bid . W A T C H lf Col. Borman Ideal ObrisMiiaa , lU ere iWM no dppaaiUon yes terday « t a ^taite PubUc UUI- amm Remains in May Bring Wew ^ Pope ities Commission hearing to a request by WlMiam Ji Kellger VATICAN cmr (A P ) — with Space Suit already haa made unprece that he might visit South Ameri of 33 G i^t Rd. for a permit the end of the Vatican Ecumeni dented trips so far to the Holy ca, Enjgland, the Philippines, to operate a > general livery cal Council, Pope Paui V I MANNED SPACE CENTER, Land; Bombay, India, and New and possibly even Africa. aervloe. , cornea into hia own. York. Coma In and sliora Houston, Tex. fA P ) — Astro Sources near him have point “llie application stated that Large aa he haa loomed at the John Cardinal Heenan of Brit ed out that Pope Paul has giv Eellger lyould operate one Hm- naut FVank Borman, an Air tlia friendly head of the Roman Catholic ain said as the council was end en indication he might go any ousine, with a capacity of less Force lieutenant colonel, haa Chupch, he haa atood up to now ing that Pope Paul had "refused where. than 10 persona, between points Holiday Spirit remained in his pressurixed suit in the broad ahadow of his to put his own imprint on the He celebrated Mass with the in the state, wit|i a headquar at aboard the orbiting Gemini 7 predecessor, John XXIII. council which was begun by Gypsies In a caravan-tent en ters in Manchester. Into the third year of his Pope John. But Paul noi,w has spacecraft while his companion. campment south of Rome this A Hvery service ia rated be Hollmarfc Phormemy reign« Pope Paul's greatest ded begun to emerge as a pontiff Navy Cmdr. James A. Lovell summer. Just before< the council tween bus sehdce and taxi (Next to Stop a Shop) ication has been to fulfill his with hia own characteristics." Jr., has flowm in his underwear ended, he attended a Joint reli service, to accommodate small since Monday. pledge to successfully conclude All this will have to be done gious service of Catholic groups of passengers on a fee PROMra DBUVEBT the ecumenical council that Thursday Borman asked if he, while Pope Paul fulfills another prelates and Protestant observ basis. Pope John convened eight solemn pledgrf — that he will too, might do a strip tease in ers singing psalms and reading The PUC will not release Hs space. months before his death, June 3, put into effect the program for the gospel at the Roman Church decision on the request until it 0 1963. "W e would like to advise you Church renovation approved by of St. Paul outside the walls. has studied the discussions. Read Herald Ads. we are still working on the suit Sources- close to the pontiff, the 2,300 prelates in the Ecu He carried on Pope John’s The architectural theme is rural contemporary— off-white brick block and tobacco shed wood paneling for a subdued effect. situation," said Houston flight 88, have predicted that now that menical Council. secretariat for Christian unity control. this duty has been fulfilled. He must re-form the centu and went beyond that by creat "Roger, expect an answer by Pope Paul’s own character will ries-old Curia, the Rome-based ing another secretariat lor dial-' Dec. 18," replied Borman. emerge. It is expected to be administrative body of the ogue with nonbelievers, and an That's the day Gemini 7 is dramatic. Church. He must spread author other .for contacts with non- scheduled to come back down. His actions up to now have ity out through the synod of Christians. given indication that he may bishops which he created. TOP VALUE SOVIET RECORD FALLS He went into the third year of and probably w ill; MANNED SPACE CENTER, He also must arbitrate be his pontificate with a record of Houston, Tex. (A P ) — "W e'd •— Enter as mediator for tween the Church's conservative a speech a day. His doctors say like to pass up ouf congratula peace in war-threatened areas and progressive factions. that despite his frail condition, tions on your pswsing the Soviet of the world. He also has said he plans to he seemed to be in vigorous, duration record," Gemini con- — Drive vigorously for even enlarge the Sacred College of good health. USED CARS irol told astronauts Frank Bor tual Christian unity, even Cardinals. He increased it last United Technology Center engineer Bob Fox welgh.s amall man and James A. Lovell Jr. though its achievement is un February to ah unprecedented FDR MOMENTOES AT rocket ca.se fabricated of light-weight,, high-strength boron Thursday. likely within his lifetime. 103. There have been reports he NEW YO RK (A P ) — A collec- — Make major new pro might name as many as 150. flliaments. one of the strongest and stlffest structural ma In the afternoon, Air Force tion of Franklin D. Roosevelt terials yet developed. Lt. Col. Borman and Navy nouncements on birth control. The Pope is believed eager to mementoes, including a letter to Cmdr. Lovell .surpassed the 119- — Visit Communist Poland visit Communist Poland next "My dear grandpapa" written and yet stand firm in his denun hour, 8-mlnute journey of cos year for celebrations of that when the late president was 14, TED TRUDON'S ciation of communism. New Rocket Case monaut Valery Bykovsky, set country's 1,000th anniversary of has been donated to Columbia June 14-19 in 1963. Certainly, the informants say, Christianity. University by the family of the "That's interesting,” said he will continue to travel. He There also have been reports late Jacob J. Podell. ’64 PONTIAC ’64 PLYMOUTH Developed by UAC Gemini "7, "but we're more in Tempest Convertible Valiant 4-Door Sedan terested in Pete and Gordo's White, Black Top, Radio Very Low Mileage. Sharp! record. " A small rocket case from one of the strongest struc That record — 190 hours, 55 ^ 51795 $1295 tural materials yet developed has been fabricated by minutes — was set in August by United Technology Center, the Sunnyvale, Calif., divi the Gemini 5 astronauts, Lt. sion of United Aircraft Corp. Col. L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and ’64 FORD The material--a combination ------Lt. Cmdr. Charles Conrad Jr. CoinMtiiiFm ’64 CHEVY o f boron filament and epoxy strength, lightness, and It's the longest on record. Impala Hardtop Fairlane 4-Door Wagon Stiffness for aerospace missions Borman and Lovell will log Red, 'Auto., ■y-8, Power Maroon, Black Vinyl re s in s - is two times suffer ^.êre the.se considerations have Interior. Auto., Power 329 hours, 30 minutes in space if Steering. Very Clean than steel, yet lighter than top priority, Steering. the flight goes the scheduled 14 either aluminum or gla.ss fiber. UTC is engaged in research. days. $2095 $1895 Officials at United Aircraft development, and production of GOOD ORBIT Research Laboratories, where rockets, liquid and solid propel- MANNED SPACE CENTER, the boron filament was pro- lants, and advanced propulsion Houston, Tex. (A P ) — Space duced, and at UTC describe the systems, ’64 FORD ’64 CHEVY II officials told the orbiting Gemi new material as a significant . ni 7 astronauts Thursay that Country Fresh Fairlane Hardtop 4-Door Sedan advance in the ai-eospace field. Priceless Relics their orbit was good for three or Gold, Automatic .Trans., White, Auto., Power Fabrication of boron-filament Steering, Power Brakes, four months of flight. Radio, Power Steering. History is recaptured in the cornerstone laying of the new St. Bridget school. structuree is similar to winding Radio. Missing from "You didn't have to say that glass fiber. A machine draws now, did you?" said astronaut $1795 the filament, from spooLs, ICECREAM $1695 "RJ ■■ fr M London Museum Frank Borman. And then he through an epoxy resin bath added; "Dec. 18." and onto a rotating mandrel, __ ...... A L L FLAVORS LONTX)N fAP) -- Police are That's the scheduled splash ’65 Chevy Impala 4-Door Secian. or form, in taut patterns. Af- down date for Gemini 7. V-8, P. steering, radio. Very low mileage. A J # 3 ter the winding process has ^ thieves who produced a material of the de- off with three priceless sired thickness, the structure is jeweled relics from the Duke of ’65-Mustang 2-Door. Red, black interior, 1 Q | " hardened by heat curing, 'and Wellington Museum in London s Doctor Joins GIs 4-speed transmission, radio, WWT. dL I # 0 the mandrel is removed. busiest district , Boron filament is produced Griping on Chow by a continuous, high-tempera- tliieves entered just be- ’65 Pontiac 4-Door Tempest. rZAVOM High arched beams evoke a spiritual mood— the spacious auditorium may be used for the sacrifice of Mass. ture process in w-hich boron is fore closing time Thursday and LA JOLI.A, Calif. (AP) — Radio, auto, trans., power steering. Very low mileage. chemically deposited on a base wedged the door shut in the Grumbling about Army chow — A flavor Irsot for ovory of fine tungsten w-ire. containing the jewels. a province of the GI has been ono in the family I Boron is a metalloid, a so- They clubbed the 70-year-old joined by a government physi , - ’63 COMET ’63 CHEVY ' ’ -I * I- ' ‘ called half-way element that gârd. smashed the show-cases cian. From oxolic Coco-nut Pino-oppU, to / * s* " has .some properties of metals containing the most valuable S-22 Convertible The Army's diet of milk, but the over popular Vonlllo, you'll levo Impala Convertible and some of nonmetals. It is 15 collections grabbed the historic Green. White Top. Auto., V-8, Power ter, eggs and fat beef is de- oil 22 flovors...Cumborland Forms ico it-' ■per cent lighter than aluminum, relics and'fled amid rush- hour Steering .scribed as "atherogenic" by Dr. Croom rich, croomy smooth, dollclous but Its modulus of elasticity, or crowds. $1495 stiffness, is six times that of <__i William Dock, chief of medical soy, why don’t you stock up on $1795 aluminum, a desirable quality in Z. srv-ices k the Brooklyn Veter thoso 2 Holiday flavers today... structural materials for pre- ans Adminislraitlon Hospital in HALF GALLON New York. FUMFKIN RIPPLI and FROZIN PUDDINO..» ’63 OLDS. F-85 venting distortion under load, a k n ' I'" * . presented by Queen Anne to the This means, he said, it's a Deluxe Convertible ’63 BUIGK Quotes price for the filament first Duke of Marlborough and diet that may lead to heart trou On sale Thurs. thru Sun. Dec. 12th. Blue, White top. Auto., Skylark Coupe . i f n producted by United Aircraft joo years later to the first Duke ble. Other armed services are in Radio, Whitewalls. ’ Gray, Black Vinyl Roof, Research Laboratories is J1.500 „f Wellington after his defeat of the same boat, he said, Black Bucket Seats a pound. Cost per pound a year Napoleon at Waterloo- The finest EGG NOG you have ever served ! $1895 "Being well-fed Is not always i ago, if the material had been _ The jewel of the Golden $1895 an advantage," he said at a , The school cafeteria kitchen will be equipped with' the most modern facilities in attractive decor available commercially, would Fleece Order, studded with di- postgraduate program of the have been about $7,000. amonds that were last valued American College of Cardiology CmMuifim ’62 BUIGK \ * ------— To fabricate the .six-inch dl- commercially at $28,000; and meeting here. <62 CHEVY ametei. oval - shaped rocket — ^ gold, diamond and emer- Skylark Coupe '{Dedication Sunday Greene, Wendy Spooner and "Heart disease used to be a Nature Reserve Paula Hurlburt. ^ 'S' case, U TC used about 40 miles aid encrusted Ru.ssian mar- White, Black Bucket Seats. Monza 4-Door Sedan disease of rich people," but now Automatic Transmission. Of boron filament. shal's baton carried in the Na- 2 l \ i Black, Auto. Trans. New members of the patrol that almo.st e\-eryrone can afford Urged by TCC were installed with Mark Kop- Although relatively slow and poleonic wars, rich foods and animal fats, $1595 i man as captain and Patti Steele fc „ - g expensive to fabricate, UTC re- The relics have .such historic HAW $1095 Patience Rewarded, A proposal that a town-owned heart disease is a feature of as lieutenant. Patrolmen are *’ * V eearchers believe the boron fila- importance that they are con- parcel, bordering Laurel Lake, ma.ss culture and an affluent Ellen Nassiff, Lee Gechas, Ka- ' \ ^ • ment material will offer advan- sidered beyond material worth. society, he said. ' Parish Gets School be conserved for use as a na ren Olson, Sharon Joyner, Richard Callahan, Robert Raw- Cumbarlond Farmi Igg Nog comblnat tha STATION WAGONS ture reservation will head the In itself, a school dedication holds little that is really linitis, John Bujaucius, David finatl inprodiant* obtalnabU, skilirully b la n d a d ^ ^ " agenda of the Town Conserva ,very remarkable. Even in a city of Manchester’s modest Otter, Randy Tallent, Sheila by mailar cenfactienari, usinf Cwmbarlond ■ # I CHEVY 4-DOOR tion Commission meeting, Miller, Elizabeth Bennet, Don P«rm»’ aiulutiva formVio . Try sama today* O I BEIGE proportions, the ceremony of a school inaugural seems scheduled for 8 p.m. on Wednes DO less commonplace than the travails over money that ald Moquin, lisa Kiselis, Kenton The main floor of the school has five classrooms, each designed for 40 students, and a large library. day at the 8th District. Fire Geer and Gerry Cosgrove. Inevitably preceded it. ■ ------house. I CHRISTMAS DECORATING : .■'V * 6 1 BLACK Nonetheless, each time the constructed in 1903. Discour The parcel, near W. Middle doorway to a new school is agingiy, the task o f building a Tpke. and not far from the opened to the accompaniment school had to be postponed in town’s disposal area, is now a Continental of pomp and magnificence, the favor of reconstructing the haven for various species of I HEADQUARTERS \ "64 DELUXE SEDAN 1495 ghost of something finished chufeh according to modem wildlife and the commission pro CNublltMlFiM , flutters out invisibly, perhaps safety requirements, the half- poses to ask the board of di VOLKSWAGEN -the idea of Its creation, or century old basilica having rectors to keep It so. 1007. PURE Swaat appla ’AA merely the energies of those ),een declared unsafe by both m ARTIFICtAL TREES SUNROOF $1495 Other items on the Wednes SCOTCH Who build for a livelihood. state and local fire officials & day night agenda include con t When the new school of the ^ second postponement oc- tinued discussion of town-ac- ALL THE ■ A O VOLKSWAGEN parlsh of St. Bridget is dedicat- curred in 1953 when the buUd- SHOP PINE TREES «d Sunday, certainly the ghost ^ Oaithollc High qulaitloh of isase Mt., study of DECORATIONS DELUXE SEDAN a Lutz Museum proposal lor INSTANT *1395 (of a century o f patience will gchool was proposed. Archlrish- DECORATED AND finally leave, for the parish is ^ O’Brien asked the parieh- constructing an $8,000 shelter MAIN STREET at the Oak Grove Nature Pre UNDECORATED BALSAM TREES ■ A O VOLKSWAGEN :now 118 years old and this lowers to sacrifice their am- EARNINGS f OA DELUXE SEDAN Bchool iB only Its very -first It bitlons, then almost about to serve, and a discussion of the WREATHS *1195 possibility of using the Union FREE PARKING • V A L U E S Suy now ]s not aa chough the parish has realized, for a while longer DELLA ROBBIA ■ A ^ VOLKSWAGEN phased a long-elusive dre^ on- the high school Pond area for recreational pur Live Christmas Trees for tho l y to realize It in its old age finished, poses. - • VARIETY • CONVENIENCE FRUIT OH STATION WAGON DIVIDEND halidayl *1795 for, despite its history, St. .n ..J! .. . x , Laurel Bunches CONTINTt B ridget has never forgotten its FAIRWAY* FRESH HOLLY A O VOLKSWAGEN solved on the Feast of the lin- MAR.SAL DRAPERIES Balsam Bunches ■ . ______mlaculate Buckley Pupils FRESH MISTLETOE OO KOMBI Movement and expansion * ’ PAID FRDM HARRISON'I *1195 jwsre almost from the very be- ' ^ property REGAL MEN'S SHOP FRESH BOXWOOD Cemetery Blankets %nning obvious needs for the ^ church and Give Safety Plan ■ A O VOLKSWAGEN (growing church, yet, because of for the new schooj .wa* HOUSE and HALE TOTS 'N TEENS AND HEATHER OPEN 7 days a week C(Mi>metvee... BASIC CAMPER "Scrowie Louie,” a safety Cemetery Baskets OO *1195 Its .uijfartimate location right in ^ *o. for the peiet 12 play, was presented by the DAY OF DEPOSIT CENTERPIECES (the midst of a residential a r e a ,'™ ° " ^ ’ *he «*oo* structure JANET'S HAT SHOP# WILTON'S* Princess Pine Roping Buckley School Safety Patrol WALL & DOOR ■ A O VOLKSWAGEN 13iere was iêver the opportunity ^^^temporaiy on Wednesday afternoon. Louie 0 STA-nON WAGON Ifor physical, growth. To further archttecture meant to is a thoughtless, reckless boy OA laggravate the situation, none “lend the school In with the A t the beginning of January, ARRANGEMENTS Laurel Roping Holiday CHOCOLATES *1295 who disregards all safety rules C0TIA6E CHEESE ALL PURPOSE April, July and October. of tha property owners ever personality of the surrounding until he meets four ghosts who Chocolate covered 1 lb. 2 7 ‘ a lb. 4 9 ‘ C REAM .... Plot 49« iseemed willing to sell their land landscape, represent two on a bicycle, FOR YOUR ONE-STOP SHOPPING COMPLETE SELECTION OF DECORATE IT YOURSELF MATERIALS OI CAMPER ’13“5 to the parish. The parish self- Sunday, at 3:30, with a *11- chasing a ball in the street, run CHERRIES SOUR CREAM LIGHT CREAM Iconsciously watthed its 100th trowel donaited by Cheney' ning between cars, and not OPEN 9 -9 a l l WEEKDAYS 9-6 ON SUNDAYS hir^day go by; it had already proe. for the oofnerstone lay- BRING THE FAMILY — RELAX — SAVE looklpg to left or right. When aûsAjed^^B^ i6r (In Vuio) 23'ie,,;37‘ Half pint 1 9 ‘ Owarl 7 3 ‘ Sspawned two new parishes and church edlMce In dates nuts Lioule is invited by the ghosts to f7 a. third, St, Bartholomew ap- new school’a conier- Join the Order of Child Traffic riOIIDA HEAVY CREAM .jpeared in 1968. ,'' " ^ ® *»® Inawted and FIREPLACE Ghosts of America, he realizes .SAVINGS CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS Cranberry Sauce f As Manchester grew, and the Ardibishop Henry that , he hap not been practicing WOOD ORANGE JUICE m !!69* HaHplnl29^ riuort 99* TED TRUDON Catholic population grew, St. O^Srlen, and with the etone, LOAN good iwfety rules. A S S 4) < I A I 1 o M ______jBridget sab patiently, without, a “êr. one hundred years of pa- ...... Members of the

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Orbit Notes ^ No (jipiîtioii UAKOE SELEOndif OE Conclusion 0 Council MEN’S and WOMEN’S To Esliger Bid WATCHES j . •,-f - • G)l. Borman Ideal Chrlstmaa Gift! , There w«a no opposition yes terday ait a Staite PubUc Util ARTHUR DIHNI Remains in May Bring We Pope ities Commission hearing to a request by WUilam Esliger Space Suit VATICAN CITY (AP) — With already has maria tmprece- that he might visit South Amerl- of 33 Griant Rd. for a pehnit the end of the Vatican Ecumeni- dented trips so far to the Holy ca, England, the Philippines to operate a / general livery MANNED SPACJE CENTER, cal Council, Pope Paul VI Land; Bombay, India, and New and possibly even Africa. service. comes into his own. Come In and shcoe Houston, Tex. (AP) — Astro , Sources near him have podnt- Iê appl^tlon stated that Large as he has loomed at the John Cardinal Heenan of Brit- ed out that Pope Paul has giv- naut Frank Borman; Eeliger would, operate one Hm- Ifie friendly an Air head of the Roman Catholic aln said as the council was end- en indication he might go any- ouslno, ■with a capacity of less Force lieutenant WV»»4/4S^«, colonel ■has «taO Church,T t he has stood up » X -' toW now ing that Pope Paul had "refused whire. than 10 persona, between points Holiday Spirit -ii remained in his pressurized suit *"...... shadow of his to put his own Imprint on the He celebrated Mass with the in the state, with a headquar at I h aboard the orbiting Gemini 7 predecessor, John Jolin XXIII. XXIII. council which was begun by Gypsies In a caravan-tent enters in Manchester. spacecraft while his companion . campment south of Rome this A livery service is rated be Hallmark Pharmacy Navy Cmdr. James A ^ v e " i f. ^ Just before the council tween bus seh/ice and taxi (Next to Stop ft Shop) Jr., has flown in his underwear been to fulfill his with his own characteristics.” ended, he attended a joint rell- service, to accommodate small 349-2861 since Monday. successfully conclude All this will have to be done glous ' service of Catholic groups of passengers on a fee PROMPT DEUVERY Thursday Borman asked if he n ® *cumenical council - that while Pope Paul fulfills another prelates and Protestant observ- basis. too, might do a strip tease iii convened eight solemn pledge — that he will ers singing psalms and reading The PUC will not release its space. months before his death, June 3, put into effect the program for the gospel at the Roman Church decision on the request until It "We would like to advise you . Church renovation approved by of St. Paul outside the walls, has studied the discussions. Read Herald Ads. we are still working on the suit 1° Ihe pontiff, the 2.3(X) prelates in the Ecu- He carried on Pope John's The architectural theme is rural contemporary— off-white brick block and tobacco shed wood paneling for a subdued effect. situation...... said - Houston - flight 68. have predicted that now that menical Council. secreUriat for Christian unity controtT” this duty has been fulfilled. He must re-form the centu- and went beyond that by creat- "Roger, expect an answer by character will rie.s-old Curia, the Rome-based ing another secretariat for dlal- Dec.ec. 18,"18,” replied Borman emerge. It is expected to be admtnlstrative body of the ogue with nonbelievers, and an- That's...... the day Gemini - 7 is dramatic. Church, He must spread author- other for contacts with non- scheduled to come back down. His actions up to now have ity out through the synod of C3hristlans. given indication that he may TOP VALUE SOVIET RECORD FALLS bishops which he created. He went Into the third year of and probably will: MANNED SPACE CENTER, He al.so must arbitrate be- his pontificate with a record of Houston, Tex. (AP) ^ "We'd — Enter as mediator for tween the aiurch's conservative a speech a day. His doctors sajr like to pass up our congratula peace in war-threatened areas and progressive factions. that despite his frail condition. tions on your passing the Soviet of the world. He also has said he plans to he seemed to be in vigorous, duration record," Gemini con Drive vigorously for even- enlarge the Sacred College of good health. USED CARS T ...... v.,41 - K 1M T-T A A. j trol told astronauts Frank Bor- tual---- Christian------unity,------" even Cardinals. He increased it last United Technology Center engineer Bob Fox weighs small February to a;^ unprecedented AT man and James A. Lovell Jr. achievement is un- FDR MOMENTOES .. rocket case fabricated of light-weight, high-strength boron Thursday.• likely within his lifetime. 103. There have been reports he NEW YORK (AP) — A collec- — Make major new filiaments, one of the strongest and stiffest structural ma In the afternoon, Air Force pro might name as many as 150. ■tion of Franklin D. Roosevelt y*i terials yet developed. Lt, Col. Borman and Navy nouncements on birth control. Tile Pope is believed eager to mementoes, including a letter to Cmdr. Lovell surpassed the 119- — Visit Communist Poland visit Cjommunist Poland next “ My dear grandpapa" written hour, 6-mlnute journey of cos and yet stand firm in his denun- year for celebrations of that when the late president was 14, TED TRUDON’S New Rocket Case monaut Valery Bykovsky, set elation of communism. country's 1,000th anniversary of has’ been donated to Oolumbia June 14-19 in 1963. Certainly, the informants say, Christianity. University by the family of the 'i ' "That's interesting,” said he will continue to travel. He There also have been reports late Jacob J. Podell. ’64 PONTIAC ’64 PLYMOUTH Developed by UAC Gemini '7, "but we're more in Tempest Convertible Valiant 4-Door Sedan terested in Pete and (Jordo's White, Black Top, Radio Very Low Mileage. Sharp! record." A small rocket case from one of the strongest struc That record — 190 hours, S6 $1795 $1295 tural materials yet developed has been fabricated by minutes — was set in August by United Technology Center, the Sunnyvale, Calif., divi the Gemini 6 astronauts, Lt. sion of United Aircraft Corp. Col. L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and ’64 FORD The material—a combination------—------Lt. Cmdr. Charles Conrad Jr. Cade/iladFaim ’64 CHEVY Orf boron filament and epoxy -’ti'ength, lightness, and It's the longest on record. Impala Hardtop Fairlane 4-Door Wagon i„ . . .. stiffness for aerospace missions Borman and Lovell will log Maroon, Black l/lnyl re s m s - Is two tmies staffer these considerations have Red, Auto., V-8, Power 329 hours, .30 minutes in space if Steering. Very Clean Interior. Auto., Power than steel, yet lighter than top priority, Steering. the flight goes the scheduled 14 either aluminum or gla.ss fiber. UTC is engaged in research. days. $2095 $1895 Officials at United Aircraft development, and production of GOOD ORBIT Research Laboratories, where rockets, liquid and solid propel- MANNED SPACE CENTER, the boron filament was pro- lants, and advanced propulsion Houston, Tex, (AP) — Space duced, and at UTC describe the systems, ’64 CHEVY II officials told the orbiting Gemi CtMadfm ’64 FORD new material as a significant ni 7 astronauts Thursay that Fairlane Hardtop 4-Door Sedan advance in the areospace field. Country Fresh I .... Priceless Relics their orbit was good for three or Gold, Automatic Trans., White, Auto., Power Fabrication of boron-filament four months of flight. Radio, Power Steering. Steering, Power Brakes, History is recaptured in the cornerstone laying of the new St. Bridget school. structures is .similar to winding Missing from "You didn't have to say that Radio. glass fiber. A machine draws now, did you?" said astronaut the filament, from spools, $1795 $1695 r London Museum Frank Borman. And then ICECRHM through an epoxy resin bath he added: "Dec. 18." and onto a rotating mandrel, ______, ^ A L L FLAVORS LONDON (AP) — Police are That's the scheduled splash ’65 Chevy Impala 4-Door Sedan. 8 0 0 0 C or form, in taut patterns. Af- , . ter the winding process has for two thieves who down date for Gemini 7. V-8, P. steering, radio. Very low mileage. ^ 4 9 # 3 prûced a material of the deoi^de off with three priceless I mmm sired thickness, the structure is jeweled relies from the Duke of ’65 Mustang 2-Door. Red, black interior, a hardened by heat curing, 'and Wellington Museum in London's Doctor Joins GIs 4-speed transmission, radio, WWT. A I # 3 the mandrel i.s removed. t ^ ZZ i busiest district. " ' Boron filament is produced Griping on Chow The Uiieves entered just be ’65 Pontiac 4-Door Tempest. by a continuous, high-tempera J j . " - High arched beams evoke a spiritual mood— the spacious auditorium may be used for the sacrifice of Mass. ture process in which boron is fore closing time Thursday and LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP) — Radio, auto, trans., power steering. chemically deposited on a base wedged Grumbling about Army chow — Very low mileage. the door shut in the A flavor traot for ovary of fine tungsten wire. 2395 room containing the jewels, a province of the GI has been ona in tho family I Jj Boron is a metalloid,,, a so- xhev clubbed theme 70-year-old lu-year-oia joined by a govemment physi ’63 COMET called half-way element that puard, smashed the showcases cian. From axotic Ceco-mif Fino-appla ’63 CHEVY has some properties of metals containing the most valuable S-22 Convertible The Army's diet of milk, but tha avar popular Vanilla, you'll___ Impala Convertible and .some of nonmetal.s. It is 15 collections grabbed the historic Green. White Top. ler, eggs and fat beef is de- all 23 flavorf— Cumborland Farms lea Auto., 'V-8, Power per cent lighter than aluminum, relics and fled amid rush- hour Craam rleh, craamy smooth, dollcleus Steering but its modulus of elasticity, or crowds, .scribed as "atherogenic" by Dr. $1495 William Dock, chief of medical ms stiffness, i.s six times that of ._i. say, why don't you stock up on ;':5? ..;> • :y srvicea at the Brooklyn Veter $1795 aluminum, a desirable quality in Z, ' fh**a 2 Holiday flavors today...... structural materials for pre- ans Administraition Hospital in New York. PUMPKINFUMFKIN RIPPLI and FROZIN PUDDINOPUDDINO.... ’63 OLDS. F-S5 venting distortion under load. nrp=p t h a n ’^ ° Garter, GALLON ^ presented by Queen , Anne to the This means, he said, it's a Deluxe Convertible ’63 BUICK / ■9 Quoted price for the filament first Duke of Marlborough and diet that may lead to heart yx>u- On sale Thurs. thru Sun. Dec. 12th. Blue, White top. Auto., producted by United Aircraft joo vears later to the first Duke Skylark Coupe ble. Other armed services are in Radio, Whitewalls. Gray, Black Vinyl R(jof, ■ V < Research Laboratories is $ 1 .M of Wellington after his defeat of the same boat, he said. Black Bucket Seats a pound. Cost per pound a year Napoleon at Waterloo' "Being weU-fed Is not always The finest EGG NOG you have ever served ! $1895 ago. if the material had been _ The jewel of the Golden an advantage," he .said at a $1895 available commercially, would Fleece Order, studded with di- postgraduate program of the The school cafeteria kitchen will be equipped with the most modern facilities in attractive decor. have been about $7,000. amonds that were last valued American College of CJardiology CmMadfam ’62 BUICK To fabricate the six-inch di- commercially at $28 000- and meeting here. a Skylark Coupe ’62 CHEVY Greene, Wendy Spooner and I ameter. oval - .shaped rocket gold, diamond and emer- "Heart disease used to be a ^Dedication Sunday White, Black Bucket Seats. Nature Reserve Paula Huriburt. case, UTC used about 40 miles aid encni.sted Russian mar- disease of rich people," but now Monza 4-Door Sedan of boron filament. shal's baton carried in the Na- Automatic Transmission. Black, Auto. Trans. New members of the patrol that almo.st ev'eryone can afford Urged by TCC were installed with Mark Kop- -» ^ f 1 Although relatively slow and poleonic wars, rich foods and animal f ^ , $1595 man as captain and Patti Steele t , • . N '9 J 1 ' ' * 4-^4 ' expen.sive to fabricate, UTC re- The relics have .such historic heart disease is a feature of £> $1095 \ Patience Rewardeii, A proposal that a town-o-wned aearcher.s believe the boron fila- importance that they are con- as lieutenant. Patrolmen are * 'fnass culture and an affluent parcel, bordering Laurel Lake, Ellen Nassiff, Lee Gechas, Ka ment material wall offer advan- sidered beyond material worth. society, he said. 'i s - * V-9-. : Parish Gets School be conserved for use as a na ren Olson, Sharon Joyner, Cumbarlond Farms Egg Nog comkinas tho STATION WAGONS ture reservation will head the Richard Callahan, Robert Raw- ' In itself, a school dedication holds little that is really linitis, John Bujaucius, David finosi ingrodiontft obtalnabU, ikiMfully blended ^ agenda of the Town Conserva I Very remarkable. Even in a city of Manchester’s modest Ottpr, Randy Tallent, Sheila by master confectioners, using Cumberland 1 CHEVY 4-DOOR tion Commission /m e e tin g , Miller, Elizabeth Bennet, Don Farms’ axcluslve fermulo « Try some tedoy* BEIGE proportions, the ceremony of a school inaugural seems scheduled for 8 p.m. on Wednes 1195 p o less commonplace than the travails over money that ald Moquin, lisa Kiselis, Kenton The main floor of the school has five day at the 8th District Fire Geer and Gerry Cosgrove. classrooms, each designed for 40 students, and a large library. COMET 4-DOOR inevitably preceded it. ~ ------house. i CHRISTMAS DECORATING i Nonetheless, each time the constructed in 1908. IMscour- BLACK The parcel, near W. Middle '61 doorway to a new school is agingly, the task of building a Tpke. and not far from the opened to the accompaniment school had to be postponed In towh's disposal area, is now a VOLKSWAGEN of pomp and magnificence, the favor of reconstructing the haven for various species of I HEADQUARTERS I '64 DELUXE SEDAN ghost of something finished church aocorddng to modem wildlife and the commission pro (dllUbMlFlIHM , 1495 Hu tiers out invisibly, perhaps safety requirements, the half- poses tp ask the board of di % PUfiE Sweet apple VOLKSWAGEN •the idea of Its creation, or _ century oW basilica ha'ving rectors to keep it so. ARTIFICIAL TREES 100 ■AA merely the energies of those been declared unsafe Ijy both Other items on the Wednes SCOTCH 0 *7 SUNROOF who build for a livelihood. state and local fire officials. & •1495 day night agenda include con 1 When the new school of the ^ second postponement of a century of patience will school was propose^]. Archblsh- DECORATED AND finally leave, for the parish is op o'Brien asked the perlsh- constructing an $8,000 shelter BALSAM TREES VOLKSWAGEN at the Oak Grove Nature Pre MAIN STREET UNDECORATED ;now 118 years old and this joners to sacrifice their am- ■A3 serve, and a discussion of the EARNINGS WREATHS OA DELUXE SEDAN jBchooI Is very first. . It lyitions, then almost about to •1195 }s not as though the parish has be realized, for a while longer, possibility of using the Union FREE PARKING • VALUES Buy now Pond area for recreational pur DELLA ROBBIA VOLKSWAGEN Chased a long-elusive dream on- at • -least until - the high school ■ Live Christmas Trees for thb ■AA iy to realize It in Its old age poses. • VARIETY FRUIT GAL. 0 *7 STATION WAGON ■was finished. DIVIDEND • CONVENIENCE holldoyl •1795 for, despite its history, St. Laurel Bunches CONTINTS Bridget has jiever forgotten Its AJl the years of anxiety dis FRESH HOLLY solved on the Feast of the Im- FAIRW AY* MAR-SAL DRAPERIES VOLKSWAGEN jfuture. Balsam Bunches ■A3 miacuilate Conception, Doc. 8, Buckley Pupils FRESH MISTLETOE 03 KOMBI ' Movement and expansion PAID FROM HARRISON'S •1195 were almost from the very be- 1964. Finally, the last property Give Safety Plan I REGAL MEN'S SHOP FRESH BOXWOOD Cemeteryt Blankets 'glnnlng ob'vious needs for the was sold to the church and ■A3 VOLKSWAGEN.- growing church, yet, because__ — of Kvound for the new school was HOUSE and HALE I TOTS 'N TEENS AND HEATHER Cemetery Baskets BASIC CAMPER “Screwie Louie,” k safety OO •1195 Its unflunate location right in a^ so, for the past 12 play, was presented by the DAY OF DEPOSIT CENTERPIECES (the midst of a residential area, ™®™ths, the school structure Buckley School Safety Patrol JANET'S HAT SHOP# WILTON'S* Prli?l|ess Pine Ropin9 there was never the opportunity Svew up. In a contemporary WALL & DOOR VOLKSWAGEN on Wednesday afternoon. Louie ■AO (for physical growth. To further ®f architecture meant to Laurel Roping OA STA-nON WAGON blend the school in with the is a thoughtless, reckless boy At the beginning of January, ARRANGEMENTS Holiday CHOCOLATES COTTAGE CHEESE •1295 laggravate the situation, none who disregards all safety rules ALL PURPOSE o f the property owners ever I^rsonaltty of tho surrounding April, July and October. until he meets four ghosts who 1 Ik. 2 7 ' 9 lb. 4 9 ' 49‘ v o t .k .q w a c p m Cbocolafe coveted CREAH •••• Fint 1# a iseemed willing to sell their land l®^dscape. represent two on a bicycle, FOR YOUR ONE-STOP SHOPPING COMPLETE SELECTION OF DECORATE IT YOURSELF MATERIALS ^^1 CAMPER to the parish. The parish self- Sunday, at 3:30, wtih a sil •1395 ver trowel donated by Cheney chasing a ball in the street, run CHERRIES SOUR CREAH LIGHT CREAM Iconsciously watched its lOOUi ning between c^ , and not OPEN 9 - 9 ALL WEEKDAYS 9 • 6 ON SUNDAYS jblrthday go by; it had already Bros, for the pomerstone lay BRING THE FAMILY — RELAX — SAVE looklpg to left of right. When 09UsAje>■ - .l■.li|•f^lf»wrgWj^>rll^

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(AP) — Fund HOLLYWOOD (AP) _ They on the hemOon stage, ehe gained wHtten to Poatasasf*r Oaneral « » « * acquire meett tfoa M lb ^ iu Rloo r •Fiswem ss rimed at helping the oaH her Sam Stern at CMumbto film experience to such Brtttoh T nr. 7,884, left quickly become one of the rtar in "The OoUector.” Saman a request from the Young So- > The town has already asked OhDiof, FYister S t nlgbt tbs ring appajfsoUy 1s op- *“ May ypur screen’s most distinguished tha was signed, then unsigned oiaUst League for permission to , for a ruling from the post of Wapplng Orange srafing wilii almit S,(i00 blank ______young ac ^ytonea. to her first as Wyler flirted with (he notion set up a collection booth in Wil fice department’s district office, The Wapplng Grange Chrlst- paaspovto stolen from tbs FVir- ; • . « . American film, “ The Oollec- of 'toe more familiar face of Na >, - holidoys lard Straight Hall. reversing the earUer decision of „,gg program will be held Tuee- sign/Mtoinbry during the revriu- OflOStn ViStt OCt tor,” she delivered a stunning talie Wood, digneds were re OPEN TONIGHT and SAT. HI 9 an area postal official barring 8y h« ia 8 ^ to the United Hood is in charge of refresh Nam.” ring with Cary Grant end Jim extremely tiring," she recalled. fice employes for fire duty. case, Esptoal. said after he re- States Feb. 1 fOr talks with ments. The six-member league says Hutton in "Walk, Don’t Run,” In "W e struggled for days in the In a letter to Postmaster tumikl from dtooussing the mat- President Johnson, GIFTS The South Windsor Exchange it wants to send money to help which she appears fuUy clothed, rain. The physical and mental G eneral O’Brien, Mayor ter with U.S. authorities ta Referring to the “ friendly • Hats • Noisemakers • Paper Tableware Club will hold Its dinner meet toe Viet Oong fight against oddly enough. strains were immense." Throwe says that "The conse Puerto Rtco, American peo^de," Shastri told e Candles e Balloons • Streamers, etc. ing Monday at Howard John American and South Vietnam "Return From the Ashes” quences of this order border on He saM the forged passports Parilameto ho Is looking for- FO R T H E "It Is now written in my con son's on Rt. 30 in Vernon. Since ese armed forces. The league was also a rugged experience, Regardless of the size of your party, FAIRWAY the dlsasterous.” look so aijthentte that they al- to his talks with Johnson tract: no bath scenes,” she re this Is “ ladies night,” a social most defy scrutiny. They are hecauso the United States and contends toe Unfted States has ported with a straight face. beoa\)se she was expecting her HAS THE SUPPLIES! "For several years. It has hour wlU begin at 7 p.m. High being said for between M and Bidla “ tove much ta common.” H ANDY O N E no justification for sending The reason for this drollery is first child. She told no one, and been the practice of the former light of the evening Will be the Both FrirwB3rB Open Every Nlto till 9 — Including Sat.! SOO pesos eachi be added . ^------troops into Viet Nam. that lier last two films have once snapped at Schell when he (Wapplng) postmaster to al presentation of two Inhalators Tbo Dominican peso to odd- AIXXIHMJ8M OUNIO SflU 9iU t 1 dipped her in the suds with handled her roughly. She apolo low employes to act as volun to the town, to be used in poUce PAMPERED PETS rather sensational results. In gized and said she -would write teer firemen and go to fires. ciOiUy equal to the doHar. ALBAflY, N .T. (AP) — The cruisers. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — "The Collector” riie is pulled him a letter efiter the film was "The town Is entirely de PoUce .agents, posing as Do- dbst state-operated alcohoUem School Menus Mrs. Jim WUkinaon, a pet shop from her bath . by Terance o v er. She did, and he was aston pendent upon volunter firemen, minioan clvildans, nabbed two treatment unit for women has Monday, frankfurt on roll, rel But Mommy How Could I Choose Just ^ne? owner, says people “ like to Stamp, who struggles to prevent ished by the news. Nicolas Stem and the loss of Deputy Chief members of the ring. The been established at Central IsUp ishes, cabbage and carrot salad, pamper their best friend, e s ^ her escape. was born Sept. 12. Elnes has left the town without agents pretetided they had been State Hospital to Suffolk County, Familiar Face Unnoticed in the Crowd APPLES apricot halves; Tuesday, bar That seems to be the problem of Marjorie Ann Eckhart, 4, almost hidden by dally at Ohrlstmas.” In “ Return Prom the Ashes,” Samantha said she wanted to fire protection coverage during departed from tbe United States Alcoholism units for male pa- becued beef on rice, grpen some of 200 dolls on display in a Fort Dodge, loWa bank. The bank furnished Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton peers unnoticed over the shoulder o t Ofie customer, she said, would she is again bathing when Maxl- do a comedy next, sotircely 6 | Q 0 A » l U p business hours, when other vol end wished to return. They got tlents are in operation at Cen' beans, celery, carrot and cheese the dolls for the display and will distribute them to needy children for Christ an unidentified onlooker at the front steps of the State Capitol in Harrisburg. be satisfied with nothing less milian Schell enters to push her thinking It would happen. When unteer firemen are employed passports issued to false names tral Ddlp and Rochester State sticks, apple pie square, bread mas. (AP Photofax) Scranton and the others were listening to speeches during a civil rights than a red chiffon negligee under. “ Walk, Don’t Run”, was offered, putslde the town,” 'Throwe says. that would not be registered as HospItaL and butter; Wednesday, tomato march. He later shed his anonymity and spoke to the group, promising his full trimmed In feathers for her Samantha is not about to en she could scarcely believe It, PER Id A. Ban- D-153 themselves -with a courtlier age. course of study sought. pointed postmUtresa in Wap- Robert C. Doherty, a CEMETERY BASKETS JIQ A man who can name his fore An NAACP source said toe MO 1100 SPORT SEDAN ping, an order was given pre- GARLAND bears of 1765 is apt to be dis "freedom of choice” method Choice of 8, black, iW WSsSi venting the employes from ^8^- George Stutz of the OR dainful in 1966 of both street will be challenged in federal green or white. $1861 serving as firemen dui:ing duty poUce. Make strsisht, curyeE!N THlr 9 P M THURSDAY and FRIDAY •\ Read Herald^ Ads. r • y m

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$ '■ i ! / ’s Public Face Hides strike Threat U.S. Sailor y^mont-Based Qan Co-Bdltorst Barbara CocoonI R e d Has Gimmon Need— Mpply BMeae BJeooIt Lactate BAtert i t a N M itical ^Tough Guy ^Role â£d cS? China Visit MARLBORO, Vt (AP)—Hie crumbling 988-year-old caatta of T he H igh S chool W orld chief ot one ot Scotland’s Mdest C3an Neil chieftalna.-. By JAMES MAKLOW naval base at Guantanamo from sons for this beside the attack NEW YORK (AP)-A subway "Well, I'll be extremely MMipy VOL. X X IX , No. 18 Friday, December 10 Cotaipiled by Students of Manchester High School Cuba. Ttie President didn’t on the air baae. H(»rG KONG'1^)— a 17- dans—too d a n Nell—celebrates Mrs. Joyce Don, Fseolty Adviser WASHNOTOK (AP) — Preoi- and bus strike threatened for if I can do so. Of course negotiate. He Just nibbed out He Indioatod Thursday toere yeer-oMî Nevy sailor his 7«fa birthday today. d«nt Jobnooii does not usually next Wednesday has been called tf.8. toe great problem Ig flninetal any dependence on Castro for will be no end to the war soon, Robert lister Macnell, khown . . . what to use tor money. ■earn to to togged wiOi toe word off. walked across Uie Rtal China water. unlese the CommunisU seek to Scotsmen the world over as "I ’ve nibbled away at the Hoop S ch ed u le But Michael J. Quill, presl- ôi^ m: bridge' today and told “ tough” but he should be be- First he sent ships in with peace. Through it all his main Great Tower tor years, Hteral- dent of the AFLrCIO Transport British Immlgndion officials to Tto Macneil of Barra, is a pink Dec. 17—at Bristol Eastern Spats, Slippers, Flippers Debut in Show I to can to very tough, and water suppliea and then had a theme has beep: "We love ly, excavating the tremendous Dec. 21—^Weaver Workers Union, still says there had been on the Oommuniat side cheeked Vermonter with the NMU. salt water refining ittant buiH at peace. We shall do aR weân jo amount of debrla in the bottom Dec. 28—Alumni Zjoofen, high heels, motor- will be a strike on the sub since he disappeared from his manners ot a prince. But he } jt tola toi’t toe picture of Mm Guantammo to fiU the naval preserve it — for ourselves ato of it, and doing various repairs Dec. 38—at Conanl ways and city-owned bus lines ship In Hong Kong a week ago. shares a problem with common eyela boots, galoshes . . . This i9he‘ lnrt>to mind, K may b« toto’s needs. In addition the all mankind.” and. restorations. Sort of minor Dec. 30—Maloney at 8 a.m. New Year’s Day un Offlciala Identifled him as Ed ers . . . money. isn’t an inventory tor a shoe to efBn’t growl in Cubans working at the base When the Dominican revolt ones, although of considerable Jan. 4—Bristol Central less the union and the Caty win Roes Armstrong, an ap tic and, K .h putts Ms pur were redticed from many burst last April Johnson reacted During an interview on toe expeiuie.” Jan. 7—at Platt store, but a list of some of the Transit Authority agree on a prentice eeaman reported miss ls wHUng to look almost hundreds to a few. a bit aA a time, getting tougher eve of his departure tor New- That spending has gradually J w . 11—at Hall routines from the Aquaette new two-year contract by then. in g x ^ e n his ship left Hong a bystander. Ihe American dollars they as to went. He sent In troops, Urn, Mass., where clansmen reduced the cost of flnitoing Jan. 14— at Wethersfield Contract negotiations — brok Kong'tpec. 3 after a five-day show, "If the Shoe Fits.” The jB^S soRietoing to remember earned at the base had been saying at first H was to save from the East will honor him work on the Great Tower, he Jan. 18—Conard en off by Quill last week In a visit. show, which consists of 13 V^his presidency continues end useful to Castro. American lives, then eaylng it at a dinner Saturday night. The admitted. "But even so, the Jan. 21—Bristol Eastern fit of anger at Mayor-elect John Armstrong's home town, next socumuleto, as they ere Johnson promptly ordered the was to stop a Oommunist take Guest Soloist Macnell was asked about the amount of money looms very Jan. 28-rat Windham synchronized swimming rout to. bombing of Noito Viet Nam tar over. V. Lindsay — will be ^sUmed H. David Oarrity, son of AAty. of kin, snd further IdenUficaUon last phase of his project in re big and very difficult before ines, will to held at the MRS J^Piwe examples stand out: gets last ^ring when Commu with the aid of a three-man were withheld. storing KiSimul Castle. He baa been criticized at and Mrs. Harold W. Garrity of me.” pool at 8 p.m. Friday and Satur ^ B i s dealings with toe ahimt- nist guenillfis attacked an mediation panel. Reports from the border said home and abroad. But he has Tolland, will be guest soloist for He’s been^spending six months He was asked to estlmata the day nights, Dec. 10 and 11. and copper industry; with American air base in South Viet Quill Thursday night lifted his the second year at a Carol Chinese Oommunist xpfficials each year since 1938—exclusive cost of completing the castle 12 Athletes Among the outstanding rout given absolutely no indication sent a "crossing’ dohnment Oastro; with the Domin- Nam, killing and wounding threat of a strike at 5 a.m. next Sing Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., of World War n years—on toe restoration next summer. ines is “Spatsi’, a lively Char to won’t do the same some across the bridge a few miiiutes Republic revolt: and the Americans and destroying and Wednesday after Mayor Robert sponsored ,by the Newington island of Barra, southernmost of "Well, the lowest price 1 can * - * ' s leston number written by Betty where else if he thinks it neces before the sailor walked acro^ Get Awards lification of the war in Viet damaging planes and heUcop- F. Wagner and Lindsay persuad Klwanls Club., The event will the Outer Hebrides off the coast possibly figure is about $25,000, Klrhy. The traditional senior sary. Officials refused to confirm this, Jam. teis. ed Theodore W. Kheel, national be held on the green at Main 6( Scotland, restoring the which I don’t possess,” he said. routine Is "High Heels” , a quin- ■ Johnson, a shrewd politician, but it is the usual procedure ^Johnson was in office only a With Just one brief pause, the ly known labor mediator, to be and Cedar Sta., Newington. tet Joanne Belliveau, president; apparenrtly learned a lesson when a foreigner leaves Red From CCIL months when Oastro shut bombing has continued since, a member of the panel. The tenor soloist is with the Joan Marlow, vice president; from what haippened when Pres China at the Lowu border sta t toe water piped tato toe U.S. although there are other rea- New York City Repertory The Ten Manchester High ath ident John F. Kennedy puWlcly Kheel’s presence on the panel tion. Armstrong "admitted his error and Les Hunter, secretary, all had been especially desired by ater. He will sing “Ave Maria” when the CAtinese side pointed it Discussion Set letes were honored by C d L got angry at the steel industry U.S. consulate officials said '66, will perform the officer’s by Schubert, "O Holy Night” out to Mm, and was released at coaches recently by being nam for raising prices when he Quill. Kheel agreed to serve, the Hong Kong immigration au trio, "Ballet Slippers.” in keep and a medley of popular Christ Shumchun this morning. He was On Integration ed to positions on the league’s thought there was an under although he had said last week thorities had turned the youth ing with the Christmas spirit % Vietnamese Soldiers Get he wanted "no part” of the mas songs. treated properly by the Chinese all-star football and soccer will be “Ski Boots”, a quartet standing it wouldn’t. over to U.S. Navy officials here. A public discussion' on the task. Kheel has been the im- A graduate of the University side while under detention.” squads. Two others—both foot- consisting of Debby Snyder, Kennedy publicly denounced of Miami (Fla.) School of Mu Both consulate and Navy offi subject, “The Economics of In bailers — received honorable the industry, which then backed patâl arbitrator of TWU-transit cials refused further comment. Sue Goldberg, Marcia Mc- H Novel Recreation Center sic and St. Cecelia’s of Rome, tegration In Housing,” will be mention. down, but for a long time after authority contracts since 1958. Local police sources said the CJallum, '68, and Marilyn Two- PtiElKU, South Viet Nam Vietnamese army by a conces Italy, Garrity has been in great Motives Differ sponsored tonight by the Mein- • The football squsul — which ward business took a dim view Quill last week became en sailor apparently disappeared mey, '66. sionaire and houses 21 girls who demand as a soloist in the Chester Interfalth Sîal Action tied with Wethersfield for the t ?) — There were printed In- oUce say. trophy is also pictured (lower right). (Herald photo by Satemls.) Vietnamese soldiers out for a ing and the higher prices. and reached the finals of the wire compound next to the main spree in Pleiku have the habit of The industries backed down. John B. Baminl, 51, of 249 A car driven by Joshia Wright Class A CIAC Tournament be To Sound at Coneert barracks on the outskirta of settling barroom arguments Through tt all Johnson stayed Boulder Rd„ had parked his car of 32 Devon- St. was struck Student’s Work fore losing a 1-0 decision to Pleiku. with sub-machine guns and on the sidelines, saying hardly on N. Main St. and had started Jamboree Tonight As the Christmas season rolls music. Selections fronv the opera early yesterday afternoon as lOH Party Brian McMahon High of Nor The establishment was opened hand grenades, alienating the anything, ailmost hke an onlook to get out, when a car driven by around, Noel will again ring "Amahl and the Night Visitors” the car was parked In the A sneak preview of this walk. by Brig. Gen. Vlnh Loc, com- town’s civilian population. er. Evelyn McGuire of Bolton ran On T V Show through the halls of MHS with will offer a religious message, Parknde parking lot opposite into his door, police say. Neither year's MHS varsity basket They also captured the league Biander of Viet Nam's 2nd Roughly once a fortnight Pleiku To Mark Yule championship along the way, the Annual Christmas Concert while "Jingle Bell Traveling” the Parkade Baltery, police re car was damaged seriously, po ball squad is in the offing Sandy Bettencourt, a senior in Corps, who has Ms headquar is off limits to all troops be 2 STATES EXCEPTIONS scheduled for next Friday night, will take listeners on an inter port. Wright to'd police he went lice say. this evening at 7:30 p.m. in Mrs. Kelson's Art IV class, has the ninth under Coach Dick ters in Pleiku. cause rival Vietnamese battal Christmas trees, Santa Claus, Dec. 17. Beginning at 8 p.m., national Christmas tour. Pian WASHINGTON—There are into a store after parking, and the MHS arena. The Indians illu.qtrated .some pictures which Danielson. It was the Indians’ The center has been modeled ions, fresh from the Jungle, Ice-cream, and presents — all Bailey Auditorium will come ists Diane Asvestas and Carol no Veterans Administration on returning found the right 10-11 PINTS FILL VEINS win play host to three area will be shown on television in 13th appearance in a post-sea on the military brothels which shoot it out In the main street. at the annual lOH Christmas alive with Yuletide melodies Lawrence will be joined in sev hospitals in Alaska or Hawaii, side of his vehicle damaged. The NEW YORK — The average schoolboy teams, Conard, conjunction with a Christmas son tournament and their eighth Used to follow the French troops Anything that keeps the soldiers and festive cheer. eral numbers by bandoleers to but with these exceptions there operator of the other car left adult circulates 10 to 11 points party Sunday, Dec. 12th, from Weaver, and New Britain, in Special to be performed on showing in the championship Into action during their long war out of town is a step in the right round. (Presented by the combined provide instrumental accom are a VA regional office and the scene, police say. of blood through 60,000 miles 2-5 p.m. at Mlanchester High the preseason jamboree. Ad ■WTIC Channel 3, by the Round bands, choirs, and orchestra, the paniment. Student director Phil Jb Indochina. It is mn tor the direction, the Americans say. a VA hospital in every state. William T. Smythe Jr., 40, of of vessels. mission to the scrimmages Table Singers. School! concert will include traditional will be 50 cents with S.A.A. Thanks go to the fine support Bennett will conduct several Ninety-six handicapped chil The program will be Frank carols as well as many new chorus numbers, with the audi and $1 without. Atwood’s “RFT) 3” which will shoT.\m by the 1,083 MHS stu dren and their parents from all dents and alumni who attended selections. A diversified pro ence being asked to join in the be broadcast Cliristmas Day gram is planned which will offer festivities via a carol sing. over Connecticut and from the from 12:30 to 1 p.m. the annual APS Alumni Dance the Roimd Table Singers, a local Nov. 24. The proceeds of the both light-hearted numbers as Judging by preparation and Mansfield State Training School band, and, of course, ” 01' Saint Sandy's illu.strations depict Proposal 2 for addition of the sentence: dance totaled slightly over well as religiously oriented enthusiasm, this year’s con Donald Hubbard Ruth BUokweO will be the guests of the in Nick.” Eric Johnson, an MHS scenes from such memorable selections. The bandoleers structors, and all instructors' $600.00, which is an encourag cert promises to to tihe tost alumnus of the cla.ss of 1965, songs as "White Christmas” and ing start toward the goal ot promise to lend a gay note to yet. Add a festive note to your “No property shall be taken for public use unless the taking parents are cordially invited. ■1 ^ will emcee the program as well “T ’was the Night Before Christ $1500.00. needed for a success the program, including the holiday season by attending the Legion of Honor i I There will be such distinguished as solo Oscar Hammerstein’s mas.” Working with only card ful AFS program. novelty of a brass ensemble. Christmas Concert. Come help be necessary for such u s e ” guests as Governor Dempsey The quarterback fades back- Ever attend a Round Tabta >■ 5 meaningful “You’ll Never Walk board. poster paint, and India The band, however, will receive us "troll the Ancient Yuletide and Mr. James Mellow, the di and lofts a soft pass to a speed f'/J Alone.” Ink, Sandy completed the entire Tomorrow the MHS debators much competition from the Carol.” Carol 0>mber, '66 concert ? If you have, you’ve rector of physical education at Co-chairman Jan Rush, '68, set of illustrations in only two will be attending a forensic orchestra, which will perform ing end cutting across the mid undoubtedly seen a raven- Mansfield State Training School. of West Hartford, and Mark days. During the show, her workshop at the University of several antnphonal numbers. CORRECTION dle. Just as a completion seems haired alto singing aiway with Mr. Mellow will deliver the Oakman, ’66 expect a turn-out scenes will be shown while the Hartford. The statewide stu The combined choirs, under The name of Joanne Agos- imminent, all-

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MÔIESTER; ^MN.i pilDAY, DE/c EMj?ER 10,'' 1 6 ^ f MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU); i&AN(3ESTgR^'^(^.>FHIM DECEMBER‘10. 1065^ ■-^li^Republican Town Committee — ------..r x ; ' ’“r ^...... , , ______an alternate on the Town One 2IP , Coventry ’■* leen Gissacke, Christoidier Han- Olson, Eileen Bafranek, Linda aid Pelletier,, Thomas Peracchlo, PoriSerf^'S: sen, Nathan* Hladky, Paula Schmidt and Colleen Tierney. Kristen Potter, Peter TUley, ' ^ PlannliPlsnniilg Oommiulon. ' > He [ was a charter member Effective Jan. IS, -Mtm- Maddox. EmiUe Marois, Pa- Grade 8, Robert Bray, Cathy Garaide is a native of Hart Maurice Isserman, Shirley Mjur Kuchy, Marilee Miller, game wa* tied to a tree, Stop By This Weekend m m ford, was raised in Masaachu- these will be consolidated (Grades 7 through 12) attained for Some Delloloas Cider! C0ts Expected to Repeat Bidered Itor ^;>^ntxnent to the into one—number 06040. the high honors list during the Kuchy, Gary Lewis, Cathleen )^nn Moeng, David Roy. John drenched with gasohne and set town board of directors to suc setts, and was graduated from McLam, Christine Melady, Joan Trask,~ Diane Troutman and afire the Bekka Criminal Court Golf Swing with Your Foot ScaSOU, The rieason for the change Keg and Spigot Sales ceed ^ jnnncls DellaFera, who the university of New Hamp is to simplify the system and listed on the*hoiw8**rolla Hleh Paul Peterson, Mary Randy Winkel. was told Thursday, Gab. and Vt Gab. Kicking field g ^ s socwr-style is an art that Pete H o A t rseigned In a surprise move on shire in 1949 with a BA degree honors reauire ail full credit R«>'>ert Purvis and Grade 7, Ellen Aronson, Afln Five men were charged with SAPUNOS — Beth Camp in Kngllsh and Business. make it more effective^ Bai Gogolak of the Buffalo Bills perfected and younger ” i n U w r Win over Packers bell 131, Mary Areand 131, Tuesday night subjects must be 90 ner cent Welles; JJrade 9, Alan Delano, Bonnie Dibble, Sandra burning to death Khodr Open and Operating Before Joining Case Bros., in ley says. Td broker Charlie worked hard at during his great career Two leagues will be rep Myrna Clarcia 346, Lorrata* Oarside said that the decision ’ r E r T u d e n t s murt c S Dlckerman. ' Candy Dlnsmore, Toungee. NEW YORK (AP) — Picking and Vikings in four-game tail- Chargers wrap It up, setting up 1900, he was Hartford-area thru Christmas and Ul at Princeton,^ The side-winding kicking style didn’t resented tonight when Woollett 351. trill be mode by the Republican Mail users may continue at least four full credit course Carolyn Carlson, Kath- Gary Fferguson, Elaine Green- The prosecution said Younes the winner of th* Baltimore- spin have lost Tommy Mason title game at home with Buffalo sales manager for the General to use their old ZIP code Town oonunlttee, when it meets to be elleKble leen,Cooper, Debra Crane, Maw leaf, Margaret Haun, Dale Ken- lost $17 in the card game and New Year’s come o v em i^t. The Buffalo hooter has worked eight Manthester High welcomes Green Bay game would be easy for the rest of the season. Dec. 26. San Diego haa too Foods Oorp. numbers on their stationery T, , . ' . . . . ^ r e p o , Martha EJlle- non, Mary teBlanc, Suaan Mac- asked for his money back be- years at perfwting the kick. Today, he's the highest fellow CCIL member Con- If you could rely on their Sept. Washington 17, New York 14 many weapons for sagging Oiler PARKADE — Joe Colling- and other .printed mailing Listed on the high honors worth, Stuart Griffin, Susan neil. Holly Matthews, Roberta cause he could not afford the ■corer In the American Foot------— ------!!------ard High of West Hart 26 game aa a guide. The Pack —This should be closer than defense. Anothar big day (or wood 224, Ed Kodes 205, Doa matter until the present sup rolls are: Diane Buscagtia of Haun, Lerfalne Heck, Linda Moran, Charles) Papanos, Don- loss. ball League. Brother Charlie f ‘ “j „ u ” Grotcth Rates Vary ers won 20-17 without Jim Tay first Redskin victory, 23-7, with John HadI and Paul lx>we. Ostberg 208, Aldo D’AppoIlonio ply is exhausted, the post Grade 11; Eve Knowtes, Grade Read Herald Ads. earlier thle week was declared neen^wt hard by LDC 203, Joe LaVae 204, Lou Pol- 10; John MoKusick and Mary the 1965 NaUonal college ecor- “l“ries. Slaby, at i40, is Hght B r itlir lor and the Colts lost with John Tucker Frederickson In line-up Buffalo 17, Kansas City 14- NEW YORK Rates of master says. Business firms ny Unltas. Taylor is back in for New York this Ume but inaki 209, Bill Vaders 202, Dick gross national product growth in Ellen Simmons, Grade 8. tog champ, all points coming poaltion but. says ^ Bllls show home fans how they that have ZIP coded their form for the big game SuWSây Cote 214-202—580, Lara Swan the underdeveloped nations The honors foils follow: vla either field goals or extra ohlet Pop ivy, “has Washington defense is stingy. hope to handle Western champs files will not be required to at BalUmore and Unltas is in AFL 573, Neil La'Wrence 551. have varied widely in the past update them, but can make Grade 12, Robert Adamclk, points with the Ivy League quickness to ^ in two weeks. Loss of Charley six years, ranging from less Kaithi Crane, John Fogg, Thom ingers. ^ **>* lob” . . , Only players »tar«nj 7:30. the hospital, out for the season. OaklEUtd .21, New York 14 — Ferguson another blow to Buffa the transition to the single With an 8-2 week that left the Raiders still have a shot at MERCHANTS — Bill Ctoap- than 1 per cent a year in Ar code as they make routine as Kolodzlej, Robert Lawson, “I discovered,” Pete Gogolak active 40-man rooters Coach Phil Hyde has a num- lo receiving corps. Chiefs rolled record at 66-27-1 In the NaUonal Western title and can’t afford to man 140-360, Harry Bemis 137, gentina to about 10 per cent in changes for other purposes. Frederick Minicucci, Andrea 4 said, “you can put more of your gnmee of Dec. 12 and 10 will ^ outeandtog sophomore it up on Houston last week but Football League and 24-15-5 In let up. Jets have chance to be fell before Bills Oct. 17 by 23-7 George Bensche 144, Charlie Israel and Jordan. In the devel The effective date for the Mullen, Richard Papanos, RObln body Into the kick when you ”* for any conference fighting for the laet JIM KUHN swing your foot Uko In soccer. 26, the champion- «P«>t» the Indian var- the American Football League spoilers the rest of the way. It score. Ecabert 141, Clint Keeney 138- oped countries the range of change is delayed to Jan. 15 Potter, David Storrs, Donald 4 growth has been narrower, Storrs, Carolyn Trask and Su The doeeat I can describe K for ^ Miami Returning lebterman Jim and 80-42-6 over-all the Hand- vdll be Interesting to see how Boston 16, Denver 14- A tossup 152—416, John Morton 148-383, to avoid confusion during people who haven’t seen us kick Bowl Jan. 9. The eMg- Rtthn, Chet Koblinsky, Don picker will try once more: All Joe Namath bounces back from between two tatlenders running AI Plrkey 352, John Naretto varying from Luxembourg’s 3 the Christmas season. san Welles: Grade 11, Terri, per cent to Japan's 11. Anderson, Linda Brown. Kath- 4 Is to say It’s like a golf swing *” * includes receiver Paul Romano and Mark Heller along All-America games Sunday unliss otherwise rough handling by San Diego. out the clock. Denver beat Pats 350, CJharlle 351, Mike. Den- with your foot, It is coordlna- W’arfleld, who has remained on ®ob Ward, Bruce Hence, noted. Oakland pass defense superior in Boston 27-10 in September but hup 350, John Nôrton 383. Uon and leg power. Size and ^Jleveland’s roeter despite his ^Mck Bomberger. Bob Hamilton, NFL to Jets. Pats have improved. Broncos 4 weight of the person doesn’t collarbone . . . Ken HUinski, Joe Amalo and Picks Sign Baltimore 20, Green Bay 17 — San Diego 31, Houston 14- have lost five of their last six. EARLY BIRDS — Bridget m eta a thing.” Willard, San Francisco rookie Kelly will also figure in ’Gary Cuozzo faces the big test Marceau 146-369, Jan Kowalski i The Gogolaks both started who ran his total •*« action, With Boston of his young life as a stand-in 133, Jean Beauregard 129, Bar bocrtflng baJl,” soccer com- ^ with 54 a^âdnat The Indi-ans have a week be- for Unltas. Willie Davis and bara Callahan 128, Ektoa (Christ petlUon first,' jn their native last week, has an out- fore opening the 0<3IL season BOSTON (AP) — The Boston friends will give him a big rush Next Chance Tomorrow ensen 342. Sipnphojnji^ dicdL i Hungary and turtle^ to football cnance of torpplng the 942 with Bristol Eastern. Dec. 17. Patriots hold a unique position but tlie kid won’t panic. Colts’ John 1. Oanide Jr. after coming to the United •’V Brown of the Trying for its second victory among professional football attack more consistent than HOMEMAKERR—Elna Dim States. Cleveland Browns In 1957. That of the young season, South leams today. The Patriots have Green Bay and will give Lou ock 451, Alice Kltson 184-471, Monday night at 7:30 at the 4 Charlie Gogolak has split the ** highest evCr by a rookie Windsor High hosts Windsor sigTied two All-America selec- Butler’s T ony Hinkle WUton Auditorium. Performance and Elegance by SYLVANIA Michels more field goal chances Ftiytos Heritage 468. uprighta Oh 26 of 42 field godl back. Veteran OB John Locks at 8 o’clock. Paced by f°r the 1966 season, than Don Chandler. The new appointee will fill a 4 tries to date and is within one says of Ken, who is the Ron Riordan’s 36 points, the Dick Arrington of Notre Dame Dallas 17, St. Louis 13 (Satur term which will expire on Nov. Bah, of tying the AFL record of 27 'Ôdjiig rusher in the Western Bobcats opened with a win over was signed yesterday by Presl- Misses No. 500 Again PINETTES—Ginger Yourkaa i; 1906. day) — Doubtful condition of 187-478, Jill Kmvontka 209-513, set by Gene Mingo of Denver Ooitfercnce; "He’s the finest Coventry Tuesday night. dent William Sullivan who gave Don Perkins and Don Meredith DellaFera, who Is chairmsui 1^' 4 to 1962 and tied by Olno Cap- I’ve ever seen. He works Rockville High opens defense much of the credit to a brother, ME WYORK (AP)—Ton.v Hinkle must be wondering Toni Fogarty 469, Evelyn Mc of the OCXP Town Committee, a problem to Cowboys tnit J. D. Cauley 185-466, Bert Ooes 456, pelletti of Boston in 1964. hard and ms physical tools, of the Central Valley title Ffunk Sullivan, an insurance Smith had big day last week when he will get victory No. 500 in his long career as a and who had been a town di It’s a safe bet that the Bill P*'^ Ws high Intelligance, en- against visiting Windsor High South Bend, Ind. Wanda Kaselauskas 196-185 i and Bob Hayes Is healthy. college basketball coach. —534 Edith White 186-498. rector since November 1960, kicker will set a new standard ^®*- ^® a-*- 8:30. Ooa?:i John Canavarl Karl Singer of Purdue was the Now in his 37th year at But Philadelphia 24, Pittsburgh 14, zona State 61-49 at Stillwater for Mario .1 Gordon 458, Gert An cited the pressures of his work before the regular season closes Ms efforts. Because Ken works goes to t’-, post with an ab other All-America that signed ler, Hinkle has had the door Iba’s 7lrt career victory. Chad as administrator, of the Crest- W — Eagles’ offense In high gear drews 179-466, Marion Vogt 461, one week from Sunday. *^,1'®'™’ "'® much more most completely riew squad. with the American Football with Norm Snead hitting 300 marked No. 600 slammed In his Brown, with 16 points and 30 field Convalescent Hospital as „ with our fullback than a lot of Looking to reverse Tuesday’s League entry. * face for two straight nights. Doris Kirtland 468, Alma Ftoun- yards almost every Sunday. rebounds, led Iba’s crew. tain 467. Emil;- Grish 460, Ann- the motivating reason for his Humbug! Off the Cuff t^m s. He Is simply a com- qefeats will be Clieney Tech The 5-foot-ll Arrington was a Ohio State did it Wednesday 76- Navy went three overtimes to reaignatian. He said that he \ Tim Brown expected back. Brown 187-465. Most major college football P'ct* offensive football player, (o'-'ll and Bolton (0-1) meeting red shirt draft choice last year, Chicago 28, San Francisco 21 74. Michigan State did it Thurs defeat Oregon State 69-65 In one wili retain his chairmanship of games in the East next season ” nether carrying the ball or at BoRpn at 8. Coventry High He also had been picked by the — Bears and 49ers ace hottest day 75-66. of the other features on Thurs the town committee. will be staffed by five officials P'Msklng. he does the job.” “Naturally I’m disappointed, GUYS 'N DOLLS — Dave 4 (0-1) als'bjjopes to even its rec- Cleveland Browns of the Nation- clubs in the league with free- day's comparatively slim na- Oarside, who is a sales repre instead of four. The Eastern In- f Ynrrliiff*. ord visiting -E. O. Smith of al Football League. but not necessarily about that Uonal program. Ninth-ranked Taylor 212, Marie BoUs 187-496, sentative for Case Bros., has re tercolleglate Football Associa- xaruu^c Storrs at 8. scoring attacks but (Chicago de 500th,” Hinkle, said^ "These Dee Minnich 362, Joyce Stavena Although he comes from Erie, fense is Ughter. John Brodie Bradley, the other team in the sided In Manchester since May 4 tion has adopted a proposal to Home teams have won 22 Opening the cAnjpaign to things even out.” 477, Pa., and has been a long-time hasn’t been thrown for loss in Associated Press Top Ten to see 1963, when he moved here from add a fifth official to work in games, road teams 21 and there night, Rham takes to the road Browns fan, Arrington said he Hinkle’s next chance at No. four straight games but Bears action, made it four in a row by Berlin. the Eastern Collegiate Athletic have been five ties this season ’-o meet newcomer to the sohol- turned down a g o ^ Cleveland 600, comes Saturday afternoon Whipping Creighton 88-79 at Om FLAVOBETTES — Dorla In that town, he was a mem 4 Ckjnforenee university division, in the American Football astic scene, Ledyard High at offer because of the treatment will test their league-leading when Butler plays at Purdue. aha. Haloburdo 130. Lucille Martin ber of the Republican Town The fifth man will be known as League. . . In Miami a few 8. he received from the Patriots pass blocking. Nobody la stop Hinkle’s won-lost record going 129, Sophie Burger 126-127— ping Gale Sayers these days. Navy beat Oregon State on Committee, Berlin-area cam the back judge. . Jim Martello, weeks ago, a high school game East Catholic (1-0) and E2- and others in Boston, including into the game at East Lansing two field goals by sophomore 344, Lucille Kukucka 128-346. 4 Los Angeles 27, Cleveland 24 paign manager for the 1960 May former Rockville High hoopster, drew 44,571. . . Nine AFL play- Ilngton (0-0) are not active. Mas.sachusctts Atty. Gen. Ed was 499-327. It was close until Jim Snook in the last two ■— An upset victory for sizzling for Oove^r Committee, and is a member of the Wesleyan ers will glue to the colorcast of ward W. Brooke. the Spartans went on a 16-1 minutes of the third extra peri GARDEN GROVE — Ariyne Berlin campaign manager for 4 freshman basketball team this Michigan State in the Rose Wliile on a trip to Boston, Ar Rams who have knocked off spurt late in the first half and od after coming from behind an Noske 134, Fran Crandall 126, the^ entire election. season. . Joe Van Oudenhove, Bowl. That’s the total of ex- rington visited Brooke's home. Packers and Cards in their last Butler never caught up. Shan early 16-4 deficit. The regulation Phyllis Poster 343, Bortiara MODEL SHOWN SC-844K, EARLY AMERICAN. IN GENUINE two. Browns may let down with Locally, be is a member of MAPLE VENEERS and MATCHED SOLIDS. another ex-Rockville standout, Staters on AFL ro.sters. . . Sports Schedule\ Brooke, like Arrington a Negro, non Reading paced the Spartans game ended 46-45, (he first over- Doyon 345, Jean Bieauregaerd Drawing by William De Cormier 4 starred in his debut with Golfer Phil Rodgers compared helped assure the two-way title In bag as they play first of with 18 points. Ume 49-49 and the second 65-56 345, Jean Nourie 345, Clara Cheshire Academy. . Hugh Me- hands with Lance Alworth, saw guard of the treatment he could two road games to end season. Another veteran coach, Hank FRIDAY, DEC. 10 when Bob Franz tied the score Trueman 127-362, Betty La- 4 Curdy, Is In his 44th season as his dwarfed. “I’d love to have expocl in Boston. Detroit 21, Minnesota 17 — Iba of Oklahoma State, had bet with a basket for Oregon State moureaux 135-361, Betty Ritch Personal Notices Thrill to the realism of true Stereoplionic High Fidelitj- sound swimming coach at Wesleyan.. hooks like that,” he said •lamboree at Manchester While the rest of the front of Lions always toughest at home ter luck. His Cowboys beat Ari- In the last 12 seconds. ,r ie 127-358, Ann Fldler 128-356. as only SYLVANIA can jirovide. Enjoy tlie graceful elegance of authentic It’s no humbug, even old Scrooge Jim Turner of the New York Says Sid Gillman to his defen- R‘8h,3:30 fice was exulting over the eight 4 Jets clicked on field goal tries sive unit; “Don’t spend all your Cheney at Bolton draft choices signed by the Pa In Memoriam cabinet designs beautifully executed by master craftsmen. In loviM memory o i our dear fa- in 19 consecutive games before time trying to stop something. Windsor at Rockville. 8 triots so far. General Manager- »er Md mndfather. 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Tom Nevers, former Powell: “Art knows the techni- pilington at Penney. 8 can . Football League record. hearts. head basketball coadh at Willi- ett' end of the game as well as Tayior, who has caught 496 With lender love and deep reirret Coventry at Cromwell, 8 We who loved you dear, will mnot mantle Teachers College, Is now any player. He taught me to Rham at Avon, 8 passes to date, is expected to ft>r»eL ( J b id M m c A , the golf coach. Bob Miller run under control, to use only 62 Continental STANEK lers we made from American Wednesday, Dee. 15 reach the 600 mark against Bos handles the varsity cagers. three-quarters speed but to give ton. Turquoise with vinyl and nylon in Deepiy regretted by her lovlnx 277 BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER Vinal Tech at Cheney,^ .2. slstera and brother-in-law CK ^ p , the defender the image of terior. Flill Continental equipment. Alice and rtiomas Armstrong Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. Until 9 P.M. Until Christmas t ^ n o r r r u m s speed. 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Radio, heater, standard transmission. fWrifWrifMMfwwwwweKweKwweKwwwwMwwjWrifi Bellamy has a habit of talk 63 Pontiac Grand Prl* 2-Dr. Hardtop And whatever happened to “Don’t worry, coach,” Bar- ing to himself on the court. He Heavily Berried, Fresh Cut Holly and Mistletoe Boughs—Balsam, Pine, Laurel, Large Needle Pine, Midnight 'hlpe with blue vinyl in- . ' ___ Bo’^wood ...... 5 0 ^ up Paul Hogue? replied. “You come check. addresses himself as “Walter.” .•D E C .m il '60 LINCOLN 2-DOOR HARDTOP...... $ 7 f |S He had one exceptional game xhat bed will be there.’’ During one game, Bellamy terior, r^ o, beater, automatic, ***!****WwwwfwWiWwwMxweuaawavwweitww**! power steering, power brakes. *2295 for the University of Cincinnati other Barnettlsms: didn't agree . with Drucker’s whitewalls. '63 Volkswên Kombi Station Was:on . . . .$ 9 9 5 and ti h^pened to be on televi- ^skad to explain a shooting calls. 15" Fresh Made PLAIN CHRISTMAS WREAWS * U 5 siOT to the national champion- slump he deadpanned, “My “If Walter does what that ^65 MUSTANG 2-IX)OR...... $ 2 1 9 5 V 'V ?rf*i^"S**”** S t ^ . The jumper’s on vacation.” guy did,” Bellamy said, (with 63 Mtreury S-55 Convortible Nocturn blue. Radio, heater, standard transmission. ^ ick s figured they bad another Commenting on a teammate's Drucker nearby) it’s charging." Wire, Wreath Frames, Candles, Ruscus, Balls, Oma- Presidential black, white top. Ra- » ^ CHRISTMAS CORNER bungled shot—"nice goto’, baby, A few minutes later, some dio, heater, MercomatiCi power '64------PON-nAC, .CATALINA ,...... $ 2 9 9 5 ments. Picks, Ribbon, Cones, Artificial Fruit and Iney were right- you got a tquch like a black- one blocked a Bellamy shot 2-Door Haidtop.Ha “ Radio, heater,- hydramatic, power steer- Flowers, etc. LeuBt Day steering, power brakes, ■i tog,I— power------brakes. AU this Hme. the Khlcta have smith." Again with Drucker nearby, Saturday P0St1:3O Let Us Help You, No Obligation! been se ^ h to g . "Bhey found WU- Commenting on a teammate's Bellamy, <)lsagroelug loudly, I P.M. na Reed season ahd made dressing habit — "Clothes may said, “If Walter blocks a shot 11 Races ™ ^ *^ *‘^* “ make ths man, but men didn't that way, It’s goal-^tendtog.” OUtSto-Iri, HIATW 168 WOODLAND ***‘*®‘‘ THOSE clothes.” ' Finally Drucksr walked over 'ONAriPITANO AND CiUlHOUIg BoUaaw and Dick Barrett. Bellamy is not aa outgoing as to Bellamy, tapped him on the GARDENS . D e C O R M I E R IW* DOUMI ^ MCUAI DOUMI Now the rituaOon to New York BSmett In fact he keeps many shoulder and spoke: MORIARTY BROTHERS John and Leon Zapadka 643-8474 L . , ‘ h f MOTOR SALES. Inc is no longer comic, but the two things very much to hlmeeif. 'Tell Walter," Drucker snap- niiwt . «» u * WOODLAND ST “I* p.d u th . M l' “CONNECJTICUTS OLipEST LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER” r 215 BROAD s t r e e t - •re, esipeciaMy Barneti|. hla former coach at BalUmore, Just had a technical foul called •***"«y) 2®>20 A.M. |) -A On* night Fj-ed Schaus, Bar- Buddy Jeannette, "I tried every, on hijn,” 301 CENTER ST. Open Ev^ (Exenpt Thursday) TEL. 64$$1) •U’« eoacii a$ Las Angeles, was way possible,” Jeareannette said, Walter never told Walter. RTE. 146, LINCOLN, R. 1 i

MANCHESTÊVlBNlNG HERAIJ), J^NOIBSTBR, CONN« FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 196S • ■ • ■ ^ J> ' ■‘.i^ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEa^ tX)NNe FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1965 Y - r r r ^ Huliy iwij'Sp Get Frank Robinson from Devised Farm System for Cards^ Broke Color Barrier Jliclkey Much to Baseball White Insists Age Mays Extends Matki COLUMBIA, Mtr. (AP) (Dec. He devised the farm system Browns, but he put in two y e a « ries. — Branch ^tickey,' ;the Mrs. Rickey who had been and raised the St. Louis Cardi in the Army as a major In Rickey was n when he re front-office genius‘.who Ye- (his granunar school sweetheart nals from rags to World Series chemical warfare before he took joined the Oardlnols. He quH Correct, 31 Not 37 With Slugging Titlk made baseball , over 'a: spian ,in^ Ohio, and Mrs. Stephen Ad- riches. He broke the major up the reifM as manageir. Rick after they won the wocU oliain- 'a ms, one of Uwir five daugh leagues’ unwritten color barrier ey moved entirely into the front the San pf 50 years, died 'Th.ursday plon^lp In 1964. NEW YORK (A P )— Frank Robinson is g:oing fi-om ^ CINGINNATI (AP)--Winie Mays of F r i« . ters, had lust left the hospital by signing Jackie Robinson into night after lingering ;26 office in 1925. In 1926, the Cardi He was bom att Stoekdale, Cincinnati to Baltimore, Bill White denies he's 31 going cisco Giants extended two Nation^ League records!^ after one of their day-long vig the Brooklyn organization In nals won their first pennant and days in a coma which ovjer- Ohio, taught echoed for two on 37 and the Chicago White Sox still insist they’re go winning the circuit’s slugging championship for ^ ils. Mrs. Rickey bad been there 1946 and put him on first for the the World Series. years at $86 a month, worked took him while :.he vfas every day and the daughters ing to name a manager. ------;------second straight year and for the fifth time in his Dodgers In 1947. The Cardinals won seven pen his way through Ohio Wealeyen had been with her by turns. ' "H e was like a piece of mo Those were the latest develop- Ues with ohortatop Dick Groat liant career, the official 1965 averages confirmed 1^ talking about courage, t. nants and five ivorld champion University, part of the time by Rickey had told , a , story of The IXKly was taken to St. bile armor, and he would throw merits on the major league and catcher Bob Uecker In ex ------day. ships as Rickey plumbed the working aa director of etMetice physical courage as he acknowl Louis, where the Rickey’s have himself and his advice In the baseball front Thursday with change for outfielder Alex John- The 34-year-old outfielder oill- • '- - ii of such as Dizzy Dean and baseball coach at Allegheny edged his induction into the Jjlls- lived since he rejoined the Car way of anything likely to hurt the major item the trade send- son, catcher Pat Corrales and lected a league-leading 360 t w l and his brother Paul, Pepper (College. He atudied law at C ^ o dinals'in 1942 as a consultant. Ski-Phone bases in 658 times at bat loft’ s soun Sports H all. Of Fam e’, on me,” Robinson said. Mariln, Joe Medwick, Leo Du- State and Michigan, coaching ing the slugging Robinson to the pitcher Art Mabaffey, contend- Nov. 18. .645 slugging average. He JeiEln Rickey had a heart attack as Baseball men called Rickey’s rocher, Frank Frisch and Jim baseball twi the aide. Orloles in a multi-player ex- ed that he Is 31 but that a rumor Ski-Phone Bervlce, provid long ago. as 1968 and left a hos 1964 with .607, 1964 \vith- ife , ■Now I^m going to tell yop a farm system a chain gang, but Bottomley. He was a catcher for the New change that actually cost BaM- has developed setting hip age at ing latest snow conditions In story from the Blbio abdiit Spir pital in St. Louis to attend the more six players. ' 37. 1955 wiUi .659 ang 1967 with , « 6. Rickey contended it saved base Rickey moved to Brooklyn In York Americans, the Bronma formation twenty-four hours Hall of Fame ceremony in itual coura"p,” 'he said. :• ; ball. iq*- - • ->-••• .-..o,e he sold out for a and 13 runners stole bases on office spread falsehoods t'riples and a piajor league high He never revalued conscious today. supposed to return to the hospi craggy tousled man. chomping million dollars. At 69, he signed him In one game. bad pirt oxA reports adding six ^bout me after the trade. My of 52 home runs. It was the ^^h ness. His brain was dfimaêd tal in St. Louis for further study Undor tho supervision of on a cigar, sitting behind the on as general manager of the He practiced law a year In straight season in which 4Sie when his breathing stopped fno- to determine the cause. I T , " 1 ." ' integrity was quesUoned. The George Ho\Ve, well-known batting cage at spring trairting last-place Pittsburgh Pimtes. Boise, Idaho, but was back at attempt to justify the much-dls- gaUlng thing Is that the ski Information reporter In Giants’ star compiled at l^ s t mentnrily, but his heSrt picked He was a master of baseball camp with a secretary on one cussed transaction. In five years he could not lift base ball within a year as a lies could ©aslly have been this area, snow reports di 300 total bases, extending ^l.s up Its rhythm again. — playing strategy, the men side taking notes and the team's And the White Sox denied a them and bowed out; but five coach at Michigan end a scout checked.” rect from 14 ski centers In own league record. He lifted nis Through 26 days there was who could make it work, the manager at his other elbow. report that former inflelder years later, in 1960, his work for the Browns. 9t. Louis General Manager Connecticut and western career slugging average little change. Thursday seemed trade, promoUon, the front-of Rickey joined the Cardinals in bore fruit. The Pirates won Branch Rickey Jr. died in 1961 Grady Hatton, currently man Bob Howsam, replying to Massaohiisetls, 10 In Ver points to .693, another N L mawk. no different, but at 10 p.fn. he fice maneuver — but two things 1917 after almost four years as their first, pennant in 33 years after a long Illness. He was a aging one of Houston's farm White’s charges in the Bportlng Hank Aaron of Mllwaufiee died. He would have been 84 on will always stand out: mont, and 14 In Maine w1U manager o< the St. Louis and beat the Yankees in tlie se vice president of the Pirates. clubs, had been contacted about NetwB, said: MILT PAPPAS was second in slugging witli'; a FRANK ROBINSON JACK BALDSCHUN DICK SIMPSON be recorded every morning at T succeeding A1 Lopez, who re- " I f WhiteTTiuiT! saysDttjio heire 10 is 31,SI, that'senax B 8:16 and Monday through .560 mark. He was followed by Signed as Chicago manager last t\n^_ j cannot think of anything Saturday afternoon by 4 Billy Williams, Chicago .552; Baseball Pioneers— itobinson and UicK ey Ms 28 years In the majors in that has come out of this office o'clock. Frank Robinson of Cincinnati Tebbetts Speaker cluded 14 aa a catcher and four 47 of Original 107 Teams Left Blackman to Stay with the Boston Red Sox. Robinson, a 30-year-old right- to Indicate that his age is 37 ” Tom Nugent In addition, any changes In .540; Willie McCovey of San handed swinger who hit .296 last owner Arthur Allyn of the Ski Notes snow conditions will be re Francisco .639, and Deron John Four Shy of Pass Mark At Boston Fete The former Providence Ool- lege star was named to the all- year with 33 homers and 113 white Sox denied a published corded as received, Insuring son, Cincinnati, .516. BOSTON (A P ) — Birdie Teb- star team three Umea. runs batted in, went to the Ori- report that he had contacted Young Lesser Lights From Post that skiers will have the Slugging averages are com belta, manager o f the Cleveland rtes in exchange for pitcher Milt Hatton about the Chicago mana- latest Information continu puted by adding the total bases S At Dartmouth Job Indians, w ill be a featured Pappas and two players recent- gerial job. ously as close as their tele accumulated on all hits and di Taylor Has Record speaker at the 27th annual din ly acquired in trades — reliever ' ______At Maryland NEW YORK (AP)—“It’s been a great season for phones. viding the total by the number ner of the Boston Chapter of the College Basketball Jack Baldschun and outfielder Pace Four-Ball Play This year, the Oonneeflent- of official tames at bat. Dartmouth,’’ said football captain Tom Clarke. “ Unde Dick Simpson. SAN JOSE, Calif.—Louts Moll- COLLEGE PARK, Md. (A P ) Baseball Writers Association of EAST W estem Massachusetts and WEST SIDE MIDGETS feated, Ivy League champions, the Lambert 'Trophy— A m erici Jan. 27. Considering that the Orioles ân Jose, outpointed — Tom Nugent has been dis Cincinnati had the highe.st Within His Grasp PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (A P )— A team of Vermont Ski-Phones, spon Undefeated Norman’s led by and now, by gosh, we’ve kept our coach.’’ Tebbetts. a native of Nashua, Navy 59, Oregon St. 86, bad to give up first basemen Adlgue, l40>/4n Philip- missed as football coach at the team slugging average, .439. DENVER, Colo. (A P ) — The sored as a community serv Taylor’s record is all the EM Fitzgerald’s 28-point output, Coach Bob Blackman con------N. H., has had a long, colorful Norm Siebem to get Simpson Hurricane Kid, 158'^, youthful lesser liglits in professional golf wi)o won gam University of Maryland. The Reds were followed by Mil uncanny hands of Lionel Taylor, Temple 92, Toledo 62. ” ice by Aetna U fe and Casu more remarkable since he’s downed Arm y & Navy, 40-32, in firmed the latter Thursday ver University. He has had from the California Angels and Honolulu, knocked out Leon bles on long putts took a two-stroke lead into the third University Athletic Director waukee .416, San Francisco .3(55, the Denver Broncos’ split end, career in baseball, starting as Brown 67, Boston Unlv. 42 alty. have ben transferred to played with nine' quarterbacks the opening game of last night’s when he announced he h.-^d had to let outfielder Jackie Ldnscomb, 163, San Francisco, 3. round of the $125,000 PGA National Four-Ball Cham Bill Cobey announced early to Philadelphia .384 and Pittsburgh ate expected to write an Ameri numerous offers before, but a bat boy and Including an ex St. Bonaventure 84, VUla Ma a separate telephone ex .382. The New York Mets had ~ each thiwving the ball differ twin-blH. In the ndghtcap. Pa decided to turn down a lucrative never before gave them the con ecutive vice presidency with the Brandt and pitcher Darold ______pionship today. ------—------— day that the contract of the 51- can Football League record in donna 62 change and assigned easily ently. "They’re all different and gan! Barbers broke Into the win offer at Iowa and remain at sideration he gave Iowa. Milwaukee Braves. Dudley Wysong Jr., 26, and u, u , year-old conch would not be re the lowest slugging mark, .327. their game Sunday here against Rhode Island 94, Mass. 67. Kiow les go to get Baldschun remembered numbers: 987- you have to get used to them," column by besting a game Hob Dartmouth, perhnps for the rest from the Phillies, Robinson's Bert Yancey, 27, divided 10 round — newed after it expires Jan. 15. the Boston Patriots. ■You have to ask yourself: Is birdies and overcame a bogey Buster Cupit and 6111 and 987-6222. Taylor said. "They can’t always by Shoppe five, 34-28. of his coaching days. acquisition left B^tlmore shy BOSTON (AP) — New Eng Nugent, who directed the , Taylor, only four shy of the it more important to go to a Sports Viewing hole to card a 63 on the 6 648- Paul Bonde.son and Larry Mow- The Maine Ski-Phone re put it just where you want It.” Fitzgerald went on a second Blackman, 47, made the an Bix players. land Council ski reports: Terps to a 36-34 record during mark, is expected to grab his place where you can bid for the yard East course Thursday for with Identical scores of 63-67 his seven-year reign, was ap tains the nmnber It ha# had Gadsby Directs Taylor acknowledges that the quarter blitz, throwing in 14 nouncement at a luncheon when Robinson, who had been dan SATURDAY Reports Include base depth In 6Q0th pass since joining the national championship and the parently not surprised at the the past four winters: 626- hazard of his trade is the bone points in a fabulous showing of he, accepted the Lambert Tro gled as traide bait by the Reds 1:30 ( 8) Foiu^Ball Cham a 65-63—128 tota'l, 16 under par. inches and type of surface, A lôncos early in 1960 — the Rose Bowl or stay at a school The third round of the 72-hole Tbe team of Gay Brewer and deci.sion of the school's athletic 8209. Wings’ 7-3 Witt ratUing impact of the tackle offensive power. With the out phy emblematic of Eastern foot throughout the baseball meet pionships dash separates lower-from up AFL's first season. which has been so good to you tournament began with 47 of the Butch Baird went into the third per data. If no dash appears council. During 109 day’s operation after he grabs the ball. side shooting of Loren Andreo ball supremacy. The Lambrt Ecut Speaker ings despite a lO-year career in 2:00 ( 8) N F L —Countdown DETROIT (A P ) — It's getting ' Some call Taylor, a product of for 11 years and where friend original 107 teams which surround with a sensational 12-un- data apply to area generally. When informed, he called the Inst winter, Ski-Phones an ( 8) and the fine floor play, of Bill Cup, for the Eastern small col which he has averaged over 100 to Kickoff so it doesn’t matter who is di New Mexico Highlands Univer “ You got to live with that,” he ships and roots are so deep.” vived a cut of all but the 40 low der-par 60 on the West course, Maine action "satisfactory, under the swered nearly 125,000 call# Peoples (2) Army & Navy could lege champion, went to Maine. UConn’s Football runs batted in and 32 homers a 8:00 ( 3) N F L — Cards vs. recting the Detroit Red Wings sity, the most prolific catcher in said. "M y college coach taught scorers and ties. They had to best round of the event thus far. No reports circum.stances." from skiers. Approximately not overcome the first half lead. “ This was the toughest deci Coach Rick Forzano year, didn’t seem upset about Cowboys from in back of the bench. pro football. me that the ball Is the impor shoot eight-under-par golf to They carded a 28 on the front 25,000 of these calls came Alan (12) and Ron - (10) Noske sion I ever had to make,” the deal. 4:80 ( 8) Gadabout Gaddis New Hampshire The circumstances mentioned The Red Wings continued tant thing. I concentrate on it. I TOP RBI MAN will handle the featur .stay in the running. nine and came home with a 70- Sunday, January 8, 1966. They back up their claim by led the "V ets” , assisted by Jim Blackman said in turning down Mrs. ^binson said her hus 5:00 ( 8) Wide World of Attitash 6-10 granular. by Nu3:ent would include this their pace of better than six know I ’m going to get hit so ed speaker’s role Sat Arnold Palmer and Jack 6O- -130 total and a spot in the during the Christmas-New noting that the 6-foot-3, 218- Quhglia (8). the Iowa job that had a poten CSNCINNA'n (A P ) — Out band got the word as he was Sports Black Mt. 6-8 packed powder year's 4-6 record with a team he goals a game with a 7-3 victory why worry about it? You have urday night at the Nicklaus — teaming up for the field tied for second place. Year’s period. Peak day was pound native of Lorado, W.Va., In a nip and tuck battle Pa tial value of about $3(X),0(K) over fielder Frank Robinson Is the leavliig (he house to go bowling. (80) Roller Derby and granular (opening Satur called before the season opened over the New York Rangers in to go at it without thinking East Catholic High first time in PGA competition — day). as potentially the best in his when Ski-Phones received already is about to surpass the gan!'s, led by Randy Crawford a 10-year period. all-time nms batted in leader "The R'^ls called him up and 6:80 ( 4) Sports In Action Others in the tie were Tommy the only National Hockey- about the hit.” Fall Sports Night time at Maryland. 2.825 calls. marks of any other pro receiv (17) Steve Cartier (7) and EM " I must have changed my for the Cincinnati Reds. He has said he had been traded,” sh 8K)0 ( 8) UConn vs. Holy beat the cut by three strokes Aaron and Jack Rule, 66-64— Cannon Mt. 8-28 packed pow League game played Thursday with 67-66—133. 130; the brother team of Jay der. er. Taylor, 29, should have at Taylor credits his “ good Leber (6) overcame a cold first mind 100 times. driven in 1,009 runs — the only Banquet. Captains for said he had been traded,” she Gross night. hands” and reilexes to year- half to pull away strong In the Tied for second place at 130 and Lionel Hebert, 65-65—130, Mitterslll 6-14 packed powder least another four of five sea "They are wonderful people Reds’ player ever to pass the next year grid squad he had been traded for. They SUNDAY Last Night’s Fights Defenseman Bill Gadsby, re around conditioning. After foot third stanza to put the pressure were six teams in the best-ball and Bob Galloway and Bill (open Saturday). BOOSTER.S GO SOUTH sons to add to his laurels. at Iowa. I ’m .sure that in years 1,000 mark for the Clnclnnaiti will be announced and told him, he said okay, and 1:00 ( 8) Time Out for CINCINNATI (AP) — The cuperating from an operation, ball he plays basketball because on the Hobby Shoppe. The out event, including the teams Philon, 68-62— 130. Tyrol 6-12 packed powder TO KyO —Hiroshi KoybayashI, Taylor has grabbed 496 passes to come they’ll contend for the club, ’.hvo former first basemen several football tro left.” Sports coached the team with General "it’s good for the coordination.” come was in doubt until tlie fi (open Saturday). Cincinnati Reds Rooters Club, 127a77apan: mitJînVe^d o7lando in less than five full seasons national championship and will are on the all-time list — Ted phies presented. 'The Pappas, who had a 18-9 record 1:15 ( 8) N F L — Packers vs. nal minutes. Fine ball hawking under_ former band leader Bar- Medina, 127K, Philippines,Philinnlnes 10.in ^ “ a-ger-Coach Sid Abel sdtting with the Broncos. By compari His favorite recreation Is Kluszewskl with 886 and Frank and a 2.60 earned run average Colts Waterville VaUey 12-15 granu 727%, play in the Rose Bowl. cross - country squad lar. ncy Rapp, will make its tenth AUCKLAND, New Zealand — in the team’s private box in the son, Baltimore’s Ray Berry playing badminton. by Doug Scruton was an impor- McCormick with 803. last season, said he was 8:30 (SO) A F L —Boston at stands. tsuit factor for the winners. Tom "Their offer was very tempt will also be honored. Wildcat 10-23 packed powder. rip next spring to the R eis' Clarence James, California, needed 10 years to reach the 506 "That game really takes re “ ahocked” because when the Denver spring training camp in Tampa The triumph, second uniler Sloan was held to four points ing. But I called (Iowa athletic Vermont .'topped Earl Nikora, New Zea mark. Billy Howton, who played flexes,” he said. " It’s good for a director) Forrest Evashevski b$seball meetings ended with- 4:00 ( 8) N F I^ B ro w n s vs. UConns, After Win No. 4, Fla. Membei\s of Uie club will Gadsby, extended the I>etrpit and John Hillnski six, hurting Rams Carinthia 2-8 packed powder. land. 10, middleweights. with Green Bay and Dallas, fin receiver because you have to otrt a trade " I thought I was out be watching the tea.m in spring winning streak to five games, the Hobby Shoppe five, but Alan this morning and told him of my 4:80 ( 4) A F L —Jets va Glen Ellen 14-33 packed pow AREZZO, Italy—Piero Bran ished with 503 in 12 years. concentrate. I ’m always doing of danger.” training from March 27 to April longest in the NHL this season. Little (14) and a strong bench decision." Raiders Must Stop Johnny Austin der. di. 139’ 4, Italy, outpointed Chico The fabled Don Hutson of something like that — badmin White, who went to the Phil- 2. During the regular .sea.son the The Red Wings, who scored took up the slack. In a rough A source close to Blackman Jay Peak 23-30 powder (open Morales, 140, Spain, 10. Green Bay, considered by many ton or basketball or football. I club goes on several out-of-town but 39 goals in their first 15 contest. said the Iowa offer was for Connecticut attempts to chalk Saturd,^y). IXIS ANGELES — Lars Nor- of the pro gam e’s top receiver, have to, that’s how I earn my This combination has harve.sted trips with the team, ranging starts, have tallied 32 times in Due to the state referendum, more than $20,(K)0 a year, plus a Killinôn 10-18 packed pow ling, 206, Stockholm, stopped grabbed 488 In 11 years. up its fourtli straight win of 100 points per game in two out living.” all games scheduled for next $10,(X)0 television contract for up der. from two or three days to two Manuel -Ramos, 196, Mexico the surge while allowing 12 the young sea.son at home Sat ings to date for the nationally- weeks. goals. Tuesday, have been postponed. to 10 years. He Is believed to Madonna Mt. 14-32 packed City, 6. 'THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET' urday night when the Hu.skies ranked team. Wednesday’s Schedule; C:10, make about $18,000 a year at powder. clash with Coach Bob Oousy's Austin, a 6-1 senior guard has Herald Angels vs. Pagan! Bar Dartmouth. Mad River Glen 22 packed nationally - ranked Boston Ckil- averaged 33.5 points; while 8-2 €onzalez Hopes Garden Jinx bers; 7, Fire & Police vs. Nor lege Eagles. powder (open Saturday). His team compiled a 9-0 Hockenbury, the playmaker, man’s. record this year, running his 11- Cousy. now in his third sea chipped in with 6.5. Up front for Middlebury Snow Bowl 8-16 son as coach of yie Eagles, packed powder. Ken Boyer Leads Five Lives Will Strike for Third Time year record at the Hanover, the Eagles are 6-8 sophomore W Pico Peak 6-18 powder (open Brown Captains N.H., school to 69-27-3. In addi brought his team into post-sea- Jim Kissane (15.5) and 6-2 jun NEW YORK (AP) — Chal ture the appearance of many son action in the National Invi Saturday). ntOVIDElNCE, R. I. (AP)— tion to the Iv y League title this ior Doug Hice (13.5) with 6-8 lenger Manuel Gonzalez of Tex present and former ring cham Mt. Snow 5-13 granular and Wynn Jessup of Narberth, Pa., season, his teams also won in tation Tournament in New York junior Willie Wolters (9.5) at as hopes the reefeirit Meidlson pions, and a retian bout be last season when he finished machine -made (not operating From St. Louis to New York and Terrence Boyle of Garfield, 1968 and 1962 and shared the center. Square Garden jinx against tween 6-foot-9 James J. Beajttie with a 22-7 record. ' upper). N. J., have been elected oo-cap- title with Princeton in 1963. Tlie Huskies have their own NEW YORK (NEA) — champions -win strike for the of 8t. Paul, Minn., and Iris 6- Just jibout all the personnel Stowe 21-32 packed powder. talns of Brown football for next Blackman, a native of Iowa, All-America in Wonderful Wes "Well, slowly but surely we’.re thlrd time tondghrt when he faces foot conqueror, unbeaten Is baclr this semester and the Stratton Mt. 8-14 packed pow Ken Boyer was upset about faU. had been sought by the school to 903 M AIN STREET— 643-2478 Bialo.suknia, the 6-2 Poughkeep working things out,” Ken said heavily favored , welterweight James J. Woody of New- York Beantowm is excited about the der and machine-made (open the trade. Jessup, 19, is a defensive half succeed Jerry Burns, fired a sie Popper, who has turned in I suppose It will be awhile be- king Ehnlle Griffith in a IS- will beef up the pro.gram. prospects of the Eagles. Ed ing Saturday). Not because he was back. Boyle played . both ways few weeks ago. Blackman visit an average 26.3 points in three ore any of us gets used to i t - rbund title bout. Griffith, making his 12th wel- Hockenbury and All-America Sugarbush 21-32 packed pow being sent to play for the this season, as a center and Une- ed the Iowa campus last week. games. He is supported by a the change In environment and The betting odds, however, terweight title fight, seldom has John Austin lead a quintet which der. backer. Iowa finished last in the Big Ten cast of seven more lettermen worst team in baseball, or playing for a new team and all favored the champion from New been more determined and con- is expected to attain even great becau.se he was ending 17 Special awards were made to this year and had a 1-9 record. and a bright sophomore who Massachusetta but it will come.” York by 3-1 and could go even ffldent. er heights. No reports years in the St. Louis Cardinal two seniors, quarterback Bob Bl.ackman came to Dartmouth have given evidence that Coach higher. Starting time is approxi- "Gonzedez to a good fighter," The Eagles seem to have all Connecticut Hall of Walpole, Mass., and de In 1955 after coaching jobs at Fred Shabel can choose any organization, or because he had pril Ken will move into an mately lO p.m., EIST, said Griffith, “ but I lost on a the ingredients to make the fast combination from a group of Powder Hill 11-0 packed pow to hear of the trade from a fensive back Bill Peters of Mid Monrovia, Calif., High School, Two veteran chianipions, Mght- hometown decision to him. I break go to near perfection — eight players and not suffer in der machine-made (not operat newspaperman and not the dletown. Pasadena City College and Den that ' baseman for heavyweight . WilUe Pastrano thought I won at least seven size, speed, fire power, rebound the quality of performance on ing upper). Cardinal front office. G. T. 0.’s 3 TO CHOOSE FROM Wnk te a m ."i and mdddlewedght Joey Giardel- rounds in that fight. Tlrie time ing strength, a strong bench. the court. U.S. Weather Bureau outlook He's concerned about five Yan- lo, were the last two tlUeholdera going to take any One 336 II.P. — One 360 H.P. — One 860 HJP. for the ski areas of New Eng- other people, Kces, he deadpanned. to risk their crowns in the chances.” AO with 4 on the floor land: Little change In the pres- ".My family was my first con- A fter school’s out in st GaiMen this year. Both were Gonzalez, a onetime cotton ent generally fair weather pat- sideration,” said Boyer softly, Use For Thai Wasted Corner^ IFITZGERALD^ FORD ■ INC. ûis, Boyer’s family will move decisively beaten. picker who can’t read or write. tern is Indicated for Friday and remembering the October day ^to an apartment in New AltSiough he dropped a a deceiving 37-16-2 record: likely Saturday also. Somewhat he learned he was being sent to York which Ken says causes disputed non^title 10-rounder to He hasn’t lost since be moved How did our serviceman earn f96S BONNEVILLE CONVERTIBLE colder over northern mountain the New York Mets, of all problems bigger than just find- NO MONEY DOWN Gonzalez at Houston, Tex., Jan. ^ 147-pound division. His Radio, heater, power steering, power brakes, power win area Friday with scattered teams, for third baseman mg a suitable place to live THE GIFT UNUSUAL all these gold stars? dows, air cohditionlng, bucket oests. W hst a Cnr! snow flurries. Mpstly below Charlie Smith and pitcher AI 26, the strong, able’ and confi- victory streak of 18 stretches There 11 be the devil to pay dent Griffith figures to outgun ever a--2% year span, freezing up in the mountains Jackson. * cant find a place for Ue the boxing cuUe and w>d his Griffith has a 47-7 record that low 40s south. ‘T have a wife and four kids ^ y s to play ball. Then I have MieEL CHIN* CIOSETS SALE winning streak at 13. includes 'wins over some tough, ------— five lives I'm responsible for,” to make sure there’s a smooth 1965 GRAND PRIX — 40 LATE MODEL USED CABS IN’ STOCK __ Both are 26 years old. heavier middleweights. Has only UP PU P *'^**^‘* baseman explained. Griffltlh w «s the last champion knockout loss was e one-rounder Radio, heater, automatic transmlsaton, power steering, fans to Met fans, which prob- power brakes, whitewalls. Original Ivory flniBh. '63 MERCURY '63 GALAXIE 500 > to retain his title In the Garden to Hurricaine Carter on Dec. 20, Meteor S-83 2-Door. 'V-8, 10% OFF KEEPING 2-Door Hardtop. Fast -L . "S'”' Sn™ V. t'S 196$. He has scored 18 knock ill t standard transmission, ring. He defeated Jose Stable In Back, V-8, automatic the first part of a doubleheader oute. bucket .seats, radib, heat transmission, power steer er, whitewalls. Ur«t, huBUe an old tent from - , title cord on March 30 just be------Sanded smooth, ready fo r dec HEATING COSTS ing, vinyl interior, radio, orating in a beautiful pastel 1963 VOLKSWAGEN SUNRO&F 31195 SAVE heater, whitewalls. fore Jose ‘Toirrea blitzed Paatra- The American League In 1966 K E N BOYER no. failed to draw nine million fans color or stained to suit milady’s fancy. DOWN SAVE S'/Tx A farewell tribute to Sugar for the first Ume since 1866. It '64 <^LAXIE 500 “E''®^ybody knLs Tat. traded you can read that line In boys into Yankee fans. Oiete cause every time any player is ^ paper somewhere. never lets up.” Ray RoUnson, which will fea- drew 8,860,764 fana. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 $1545 4-Ddor, V-8, automatic '61 T-BIRD Model No. 12S0 jWe have otvn setvicdinen. N o t everyone transmission, power steer "But how can you prepare Both Benefited 3 does, Our men are interested in making your Hardtop. Radio, heater, automatic tranamlssion. ing, power brakes, radio, Hardtop. V-8, automatic, for something like that? You Reg. $63.95 power steering, power As for the trade Itself, Bov- heater, whitewalls. can’t, especially with a family, furnace perform at its highest efficiency and •akes, power windows, er said that, yes, he felt S so when it comes you juat have lowest cost because then you’ll keep buying od SAVE ___ power seats, radio, heater, yes, he f i ? whitewalls. to make do.” t ^ at age 34 he had several from us. Remember, three out of four furnaces 1964 STAR CHIEF 4-DR. HARDTOP ■61 MERCURY For Boyer “making do” Radio, heater, auto, trana., power steer- W AftAE SAVE r e tire ^ fr* wouldn't waste fuel. Thanks to Mobil TlBchhical Research Monterey Convertible. wasn’t so simple. retire after next season as i^- right off the heat Lng, power brakes. Original paint. # 2 2 9 9 V-8, automatic transmis- Ki When word of the trade mored; yes, he 'expected a sal our men have the latest facts on how to make •sion, power seats, power •63 CORVAIR came, Boyer was home In sub- ary cut after his worst brakes, radio, heater, Ten atylea to choose from. your furnace tbe one-in-four that keeps heating Monza. Radio, heatGi*, urban St. Louis wltji his daugh- league season in which whitewalls. bucket seats, costs at a minimum. There’s a big difference in LEASE ter Suzle, 13. “Not thinking, I Cardinals slipped to [Enjoy your home improvements NOW with Glenney’s Eas' 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA V4 4-DR. SAVE ' SAVE A CAR FROM PAUL DODGE PONTIAC just blurted out the news to her, first In 1964 and ims Ha IRevolvliig Budget Account (R.B.A.). Aa Uttic as 41Q a tnonti i distributors. Let one of our servicemen earn ■ Hardtop. Radio, heater, auto. tnuu4 M M K [buys up to f 100.00. and then she blurted o u t-c ry - looked at playing’ for th rM ets another gold star by showing you how big that power steering, power brakes. 9 1 9 9 9 ing "at my age” as a New Used Car Warranty Policy QUALITY—THE BEST ECON(M)U^ OF A L L difference can be. ALL MAKES "There was my first prob SAAB -'66 1964-1963 Cars 1962-1961 Caw 1960 and Older lem, 30 seconds after I heard of 90 Days— 60 Days— • Mra The Bates shearling lined boot.,. choice of the Cars— 30 Days the trade.” t u n t p n m 4,000 Mile S.'OOO Mile ALL MODELS 1964 TEMPEST CUSTOM WAOOH Olympians! Designed for wear in all kinds of winter — 1,000 MUe • 20% faster aceataratiM 100% 100% 100% His two sons, David, 11, and • 3 earkwatara Radio, heater, power steering, power * W weather, this,boot treats you to fireside warmth in Unconditional Danny, 7, were understandably brakes, auto, trans., V -8. Original finiiUi 9 Unconditional Unconditional I, were unaersiandabiy “ ter all those years with • 2 aa» calaraL y the coldest (feather. Sr*'ected for wear by the 1964 Warranty Warranty Warranty USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR upset about ’ losing boyhood . “ ‘tl"^'s -'loes leave a t in i • * HHiiiwy mriiiiv Mobilheat Olyenpic Team at the winter games in Innsbruck, Austria. friends and their poslUon on „ sângeness. it counterbS- lystiM LEASING PLAN their neighborhood sandlot “ le glamor n# — X • a m satetf tealm t ALL CARS SOLD |N DCCEMBER FOR Why not drop by and slip into a pair of these lightweight teams. His youngest daughter.daughter, ‘^ ‘Pjayer.” wintertime champions? They're silicone treated for water Fit z g e r a l d Janie, 6, was “ confused, and A brilliant fielder, a Ufetlnfe IW.G.6HHEY.S'. OVER $500. — 150 GAU. OF GAS OR repellency. \ sUIl is.” His wife, Kathleen, Was • »5 hitter with power, a N i- Sat. numb. Uonal League Most Valuable to 12 Noon mMARTY BROTHERS 2 NEW SNOW CAPS------JMtni Permission to use the word Olympic granted by the UA. Olymple PAUL DODGE Player award winner, an a M- FORD, INC. House to Consider GIG MOTORS Committee in accordince with Public Law MS. leader In ruiis 301 CENTER STREET ' “Tolland County*,s Oldest Ford Dealer" Then there was the house to aOo'bUllNSIDE AVXL—EIAST HARTFORD , ^tted In for 10 seasons — afll T E LE PH O N E 643-5135 Windsor Avenue, Rockville— Open Eveniim consider. New accommodations THL. X80-O286 »16.95 PONTIAC for the family In New York York Mets. N w Tel.643-2485 875-3369 i ■ OPEN MON„ XUnS., \fnED., m u s s , t o t PJI. 373 Main SL MANCHESTER n « t summer, whether or not to . A tinge o t iHHM ngnci • m m Mnenn • Rmn puM • am PAUL DODGE POIVTIMp 11103 strangeness in- ; 336 NORTH MAIN ST.-^49-5253 SERVICE ■ THAT ■ SAVES take the kids to apring training deed. The sitlon niay ' ...... mM, It THEUE A eiFFmniCE in DIHWIUTOKSI thy Ut AND sg.** 373 MAIN STREET MANCHESTBt School. ‘ ■ tougher, for fans. I

\ ■ 4 V ; . ►•■•,. ■• » * • . • . ■ - . • :.- V-j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALX), ^N CH ESTEE, W NN^ FRIDAY^ DECEMBER 10, 1 9 « ' MAKCHESTBR EVBHllJg HEftALD; MAyCHEiyrBSli^dlNN., FRIDAY, D ECESî® 10, 1 -ABtoiwobflaa For Jab 4 THERE OlTGHTA BE A LAW BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HQOFLB BY IÂGALY and SHORTEN P r tff 'iMtnocUa— $t “ Rtliai?i Anawar to Pradom Ptmla IM l inxnciim ','^ 4-door, exc^ lent oondltion, under fTOO. Oall YYiii , ^ ■ . .. Orchhiitifal M usic SwtATLC/ NEAQlV 3TWMlN|OSfO'f TRUCK DRIVEIW W ettw rafleM , B30-B0B2. OUT OF TOWN, room and couQMr; 'IN W ____ vnSkED HIMSELF FATBACK,' Apply in puhmi Cthtir KM6' MAwodate kiPDOf Train Now — Pay Later n miD A FINE BOX V. I DOHT lOU . taurant, 400 Ajain. ' ( H6H-HBH/ t, MUSTtfAY VOU h JIn'i A in M d i — M H atal WHILET FATBACX. B.WUtbrieata <^^vUw ORRt Continue to earn as you ir s 3UST A QUIRK OF MINE-;^D«OLL WAYOFEypBfe^ftlNft ^ ■ Udirtg----- BnUi» w dOAtmoaphara OaO'lElCKID leam. Men over 18 sCre ;v HOOPce, BUT YOU'LL HAvjeTOy y o u r s e l f , M R. H A N K S ! BUT 41 Vlna-corarad ■ ' Q A AA DEPT. ÔURS CHRISTMAS . SPECIALS MIS M B Q R y h a v e y o u NOnCEO THBLONO • SMofad -r . 8 AJM. to 5 PJML needed at once to train for HUMOR ME.' t HAVE 7H1* ia R n m iN f 44Thraa4ag|ad W AV- o THIN6 ABOUT EMPLOYES l i n e s in f r o n t o f SA N T A % U H M tojr ataod high paying jobs aa Trac 6TAYIN6 AT THEIR POSTS.' PEOPLE BECOME SO TIRBD U P u * dBGriara 'Tirat ’5a CHEVROLET-6 $295. tor Trailer drivers, if ijuali- /»-/A Plano----- " COP^ c l o s in g t i m e f o r CLASSIFIFn Afwr Btecayne, 4 door, radio, EVEN YOU.' EVEN AFTER T H E Y LBAîe W it h o u t MWood-arM •IChotch faction K- MdNDA* Thn. nUDAT fled. Bamlngs up to |200. STENOGRAPHER BUYINS.' , IflRflSBIMt i =» h e a t e r , automatic trans BUGGS BUNNY WHAT happened.' IsICJvV ULtgWM SlGaoloile per week and more. Place WILL YOU PLCAS6 SET divWon (Sooth mission. ment assistance upon com MB m Uw t m Y Africa) BACK ON THE FLOOR ?, T SAnailed 20 Ship canvaa PLEASE READ YOUR AD pletion. Train part or full 31 Chlneib coin Attractive opening In mod LUCKY YOU WERE DOWN THAT^ , r contemptnouily - s s i x . S ! i a '““ “ 9 Canyon mouth 34 Slyly nreastie OlaaeUM or “Want Ada” arn taha. . ’$9 FORD V-8 $195 time. Phone Springfield em office, for a com MANHOLE, BUSS, OR NN BOAT inaysjy” tSHanreit MH.™- 10 Bellow 35 First violin convealence. The adrertlser shonld r n a ^ f 783-1676 collect, anytime. W OULD HA/K BEEN r SlBaafdad fM MOwad 11 Undnitaed ikln section ■ Qialaxie, 4-door hardtop, petent stenographen inter esting anitvari^ work, ex JrOST POR 600D1 nnm lSiM (TlTanmit 17 Former Runlan 37 Shoe part next iaaerttoa. The Herald la rea iM iu l^ ^ !^ **** ' i^ lo , heater, automatic yASS,FATBACR. appaUation DOWN rulers 38 Title of respect teot or onUttod I n a e r i t o T f o r j ^ t t l l l f J " O I J i i mcor- tranartiiaslon. power steer- TiIE PLANT MANASEB.’S cellent salary and benefit 3S8nW>*-BHMlad 10 Quick blow dOEipiate •ing. Help Wanted— Female 35 program. ____ IFlrapUea A df 32 n in e t dlFroster to ‘the. extent o t a “ make T mEM COMES THE EETIDIWG f •*• THE M Ibrfivfa ____.. 23 Store 42 Voice part leaaea the value of the advertiaemena ^***®*> ®<»t VAi 'NMBN A NICE, JOB'S VOUES? jOBoaa SBraadapraad 24 Roman moon (lUl.) “make «ood” In a e r t^ “ ®* be conreothd by JUlCy PQOMOTION 'vCONGRATULATlONS, IMPORTANT N O 'n C E SlSaaman SPanian coin (Dddess 43Peniviali Indian '59 Lincoln Capri $495. Write P. O. Box 1821, 3SHebrlebrew 48 Wan l« IN THE OFFING-* The 1964 Civil Rights Law Hartford, Conn., stating asOaialla ofTIbat ^**?S"** . 2-door hardtop, radio, heat SSPrima nnmbar __------(piiflof.)------measure dOStova part prohibits, with certain ex education, business experi- MMlndacroodi BFog 38TWO of a Und 47 Act (BockvUle. Ton Free) er, automatic transmission, AND WHO SETS ceptions, discrimination be ence and salary requlre- ( w .) OFeminine name 27Type of arch 40 Disencumber 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 power steering and brakes. THE CALL? BUT iskan city SO Greek letter 875-3136 m e n s cause of sex. It will now be menta. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 necessary for our readers NO m o n e y DOWN not only to read the usual 12 13 14 Female Help Wanted and Troubla Reaching Our Advartisar? Male Help Wanted classifi cations, but also our Classifl- toC K 15 n r SOLIMENE MOTORS if cation Help Wanted — Male WANTED — Receptionist for ALLY OOP THE- I 2(-Hnnr Answering Service professional office, bookkeep BY V. T. HAMUN BOfi VIOLETTB, SaleS Mgr. $) 1460 hy Osttod F—twra Syajiaeta, l«a. tX'tO or Female . . . 37. 0 0 0 « 5 ? 16 l6 ing experience essential, good afliL'-iTf'YN frill Free ta Herald Readers 367 Oakland St. 643-0507 11» / AAWMJaHTNOwauzjiML-^------rr wab an ...THAT'S WHV TM HERE... , , . opportunity. Box ''BB ', Her l£*/ BOWN/ eORRV ABOuV MXI f TH* HECK A AOODb St , TO HELP VOU GET IT j ^.V Boslncf^ Services CLEANING Woman, Saturdays, ald. CONWVjNJS j L09I^J|O(JR CROWN-1^ IT \MAflNT.’J OUZ...HONE6T BACK AN' RESTORE V 1 ^ Roofing and rhlmnevs 16-A Floor Finishing 24 UT nr WASN'T rr WAS... TH' monarchy; .-^l} Offered 13 3(4 room apartment. Own M Y W k u a v J — 28 y \ 23 24 25 27 ROOFING — Specializing re FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- transportation, or bus to Rock EDWARDS ELEXTTROLUX vacuum clean 1861 RENAULT Dauphine, good pairing roofs of all kinds, new Ing (specializing in older ville. Call evenings, 876-6847. “SEWING CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER » 3Z" condition, 2285, 849-8820. er, sales and service, bonded roofs, gutter work, chimneys floors). Waxing floors. Paint ANSWERINO SERVICE representative. Alfred Amell, cleaned, repaired. Aluminum ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. MUST SELL — 1957 Ford Fair- 33 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, 644- siding. 30 years’ experience. No Job too small. John Ver- STENOGRAPHER MACHINE 649-0500 — 8762519 lane 500, 4-door sedan, radio, 8141. Free estimates. CaU Howley, faille, 649-6750. 36 37 H 3 8 heater, automatic transmis 643-5381. 644-8333. and leave yonr message. rouTl hear fmm oa- .. sion, 4 new recapped white HAROLD AND SON Rubbish Re- Interesting position In OPERATORS’* time without .pending aU evening at the ^ * walls, Immaculate condition, moval — attics, cellars and Bonds— Stock»— small department for qauli- no rust. Demonstrate any yards, weekly or monthly pick Mortgages 27 fied typist, with some PLEASANT WORKING ; L up. Bolton, Manchester vicin Heating and Plumbing 17 shorthand background. ii 47^ where. 228-3639. CONDITIONS! 45 4$ Automobiles For Sale 4 ity. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. COMPLETE plumbing and SECOND MORTGAGE - Un Company offers excellent MUST SELL — 1963 Corvalr, 4- limited funds available for ser b e ne f 11 program, good 1957 PONTIAC, 4 -d o ^ T h ^ . SNOW PLOWING — avoid high heating service, complete new Experienced help and quali 46 48 50 bl H ERALD speed transmission, 3900. Call bathroom Installations and ond mortgages, payments to wages, pleasant working top, power steering, power 644-2330. prices when it snows. Routes suit your budget. Expedient conditions. fied trainees wanted. oraKes, body good condition, now being formed. Free estim bathroom remodeling, 30 years PRISCILLA’S POP 62 53 54 in business. Earl VanCamp service. J, D. Realty, 643-5129. Earn as you leam, excel BY AL VERMEER S225. Can be seen after 5 p.m 1965 VOLKSWAGEN — Sea ates, no contracts. 649-7863 or BOX LETTERS 649-7831. ^ 649-4749. lent fringe benefits for an. 56 U 57 Blue, excellent condition, fully 875-8401. A FREISH START will lump Apply; First National AL\AWt*S v o u f o r g e t a b o u t 10 For Your equipped, low mileage, guaran M & M OIL Service, plumbing your debts into one easy pay Stoi'ec,, Inc. GKSOLINS." VOUR MOTHER HAVING teed. 6^3-0121. and heating, residential, com ment. If you have equity in GIRL'S BEEN A GIRL.' Informatlou Household Services property, call Frank Burke to Park and Oakland Avei. MANCHESTER MODES SURE A R E BIG SELECTION OF 1962 AUSTIN HEALT Sprite, mercial and industrial, no jobs OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Offered 13-A discuss ways and mea:is. Con STUPID fully equipped, including hard too small. 649-2871. Blast Hartford, Conn. PINE ST., MANCHESTER II 'THB HBZRALD win not QUALITY USED CARS necticut Mortgage Exchange, disclose the Identity of top, excellent condition. 649- REWEAVING of bums, moth HOTTI — plumbing-and heat 'THAT KID IS AN L/> WELL, THAT WOULD 2333. holes. Zippers repaired. Win 15 Lewis St., Hartford. 246- UNDERSTUDY OF X DEPEND ON T H E any advertiser using box AT ing, repairs, alterations, elec 8897. RELIABLE WOMAN wanted to ATTENTION Housewives! Get TH' BULL OfTH'WOODS\aRCU»ASTANCES-- letters. Readers answer dow shades made to measure, tric and gas hot water heat AN'IT \M30LXJ BE \ T H E BULL HAS STOCK 1953 CADILLAC sedan, power baby sit, 8 hours day, 2 or 3 those Christmas bills off your ing blind box ads who SCRANTON MOTORS, all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys ers, free estimates. Call 643- INTERESTIN'TO KNOW 1 IN THE COMPANY desire to protect their steering and brakes, 7 good made while you wait. Tape re days per week. 649-4764. mind. A few openings now WHAT HE WOULD D O AND I THINK HE'LL 1498 Business Opportunity 28 Identity can follow this INC, ROCKVILLE tires, very good condition, 643- corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 available In neighborhood ter IN A SITUATION LIKE / HAVE THE CLEAN EXPERIENCED waitress for that—H AVE ALLTH' /ONE DIRTIED SO THE procedure: 7398. ritories. We train you to show Main., 649-52'a. MANCHESTER — Chance of a weekends. Must be over 21, Ap- WINC50WS CLEANED/ REST WON'T BE NO- Enclose your reply to the lifetime to buy a thriving Main Avon Cosmetics. Call 289-4922. OR DIRTY UP TH' / TICED-AND THE KIR THIS WEEK'S Sp e c ia l s 1961 NSU PRINZ, red sedan. 4- WATKINS p»y in person. Three J's .Res box in an envelope — PRODUCTS—Per Radio— T\’ Repair Street restaurant. This is an NEW ONE THATS ) HAVIN' NO STOCK,WDaD speed, excefllent condition, taurant, Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. HAVE 'EM ALL CLEANED addressed to the Classi 1965 Pontiac Bojineville Vista. sonal shopping service In your Services 18 established business, well SO T H E ONE WONT snow tires, many extras, 35-45 fied Manager, Manchester Rest of factAty warranty. Jiome or mine. Over 200 items equipped with a good volume. BE NOnCED.' Evening Herald, together miles per gallon, $295. 643- ?2,995. now as near as your tele OH! DO WE WORRY I 1 ' Present operator wants quick la-io U with a meiho listing the 2648. Television Repairs SECRETARY 1963 Cadillac (Convertible. Fac phone. Eleanor Buck. 643- sale. Call Doris Smith, Jarvis companies you do N(5T 5768. 135,^37 Spruce St. Radio Repairs want to see your letter. tory air-conditioned, full 1963 OLDSMOBILE 98—4-door Realty Co., Realtors, 649-1200. TRANSCRIPTIONIST WAYODT wari'anty, many extras. Antenna Installations x BY KEN MUSE Your letter will be de sedan, fully equipped, power AMERICA’S largest selling Interesting and diver ?2,895. Satisfaction Guaranteed stroyed if the advertiser is steering, exceptionally clean, cleaner - Electrolux, matchless ED BISKE, TECHNICIAN 1961 (Cadillac sedan Deville. Well established Hart sified as.signment for one .you’ve mentioned. If good condition, one owner car, quality, enduring excellence, Factory air-conditioned. Bantley Service Center qualified high school or IF YOU OWN A ‘ MOTH* not it will be handled In 51,595. Call 643-6074. superior service. (See, breathe, DONT the usual manner. 51,59,1 . 333 MAIN ST. 649-8247 ford concern has fine Junior college gradu THEN YOU ALREADY KNOW 1 touch no dirt. CJall Mr. Ed, 1962 Oldôbile Super 88. Holi PONTIAC — 1956 Chief, excel THE ADVANTAGES OF 236-4251. opjwrtunlty for an ate. Shorthand essen day sedan, new tires, full lent condition and tires. V-8 DRIVING THROUGH TRAFFIC./ ll-to GAMBLE tial. Well established eitni,w».s«.TJfiw.ttimeA warranty. automatic, no Inspection nec Millinery, Dressmaking 19 experienced transcrlp- Lost and Found Hartford concern, 5- 51,595. essary this year, 5165. 644- Building— Contracting 14 d r a p e r i e s . “What’s all that junk blocking the kitchen door, Mom? LOST—Black Burmese kitten, 0712. valances, etc. tionist, 6 - day week, day week, complete named Ming, In vicinity Croft CARPENTRY — Condrete steps, custom made, lined or unllned, Become part ot a growing < hadda climb over hi'* complete benefit pro benefit program, free Dr., seen last by owner on Fri SPECIAL — THESE 1964 TEMPEST sedan, auto floors, hatchways, remodeling picked up and delivered. For chain operation In Man Information call 643-1913. parking. Send resume day 26, was wearing flea col THREE OLDSMOBILES matic, radio, heater, absolute porches, garages, closets, cell- chester and suburbs. Our gram, free parking. mint condition, $100 down, , Ings, attics finished, rec rootna to Box L Herald. OTR-WiLLiAa.^ lar, child’s pet. Reward. Please 1965 Models, low mileage, sold combination Dairy-Grocery THE LONE STAR call 644-1776. low payments. Please call Mr. formica. No Job too small. D & Write Box K, Herald. with rest of factory war Yallee, 289-6483 after 5:30. Moving—Trucking— stores are unique and offer ranty. D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. BEN CASEY l o s t —Large black and brown, you an income of 510,000 F and M r o " 1965 Oldsmobile 98 Sports se Storage 20 long haired German Shepherd, CABINET WORK, formica coim- to 515,000 annually with F and M vicinity Parker St. If seen or dan, 8,800...... miles,.. like new. Auto Acce.ssories—Tires 6 ters, rec rooms, remodeling. MANCHESTER Delivery. Light ALL RIGHT, I MUST PIE, BUT T many outstanding benefits. found please call 646-0468. convertibles. CcoDYEjAfi snow tires, brand Quality work. Reasonable pric trucking and package delivery. MY DEATH SHOULD NOT BE ON If you are looking for a SHORT RIBS TOUR HANDS. I'M READ/ TO ^ Choice of two. new. 855xl'4. CaU 643-2004, es. Free estimates. CaU 640- Refrigerators, washers and WANTED — Woman for one- BY FRANK O’NEAL LiOST — Passbook No. E7728. Jl/f fAr fi rt m 6985, stove moving specialty. Folding prestige business opportu DIE,7HE WINDOWS ARE CLOSED, WANTED — Shirt press opera girl office, typing, bookkeep Savings Bank of Manchester. chairs for rent. 649-0752. nity and are capable of J NEED JUST TURN ON Application made for payment. CADILLACS QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, tor, good hourly wage, paid va ing, general office work, 5-day J WAS PRACncWS MY NEW , VOULP'iOUBEUEVE . THE S A S L II^ THIS... WUcT's 1HS 0QM2P running your own business cation, insurance benefits. Ap week, beneflU. Write Box N, WAV OF FI6HT|N(5 CRMIMAI /tHATWilH CJUSt ONE 1965 Cadillac hardtop sedan, Bu^ness Services dormers, porches, basements Painting— Papering 21 with a 53,000 Investment, ply in person, Fisher Dry Herald. FDI^ SHERIFF? I t s CALLEP’ lirARATE: SHARP Bl,OW.... factory air - conditioned, Offered 13 reflnished, cabinets, bullt-ins, Announcements 2 rest of factory warranty. formica, aluminum, vinyl, write today for a confiden Cleansers. 325 Broad St. LAND CLEARING, tree re EXTERIOR and Interior paint 1964 Coupe deVille, factory air- steel, ceramo siding. William tial interview with the CUSHMAN Bakery products moval, and chain saw work. ing. Wallpaper books, paper now serving Manchester area. oonditioned. Robbins Carpentry Service, hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful company V.P. ivfi A. Michaud, 742-8096. 649-3446. For home delivery call 528-7291 1964 DeVille convertible: ly Insured. Workmanship guar CEN TER 1963 DeVille convertible, red. MEDICAL SECRETARY after 7 p.m. TYPEWRITERS II Standard CEILING AND WALL renova anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. 1963 Cadillac 4-door hardtop. Box E, Herald and electric. . Repaired, over tions and repairs, sheet rock If no Einswer, 643-9043. JELECTROLXDC Ownerf - Free 1962______Sedan_ DeVille. . Desirable opportunities for MOTOR SALES hauled, rented. Adding ma and plaster repaired. Ceramic pickup and delivery. Prompt 1961 Cadillac, 4-door hardtop. PAINTING, exterior and In------—______the college graduate. Short aomrl/vA MM TTiv men _ » ■, . ^ chines rented and repaired. tile installed. 10 years experi service on your Electrolux (r) 1959 Cadillac, 4-door hardtop. terior, jiaperhangdng, wallpa- LUNCHEONETTE, Ideal sltua- hand essential, well estab Pickup and delivery service. ence. Free estimates, High Value !««. Tit tw. UA r*. ow Tl- I cleaners. Also featuring rug 1959 Cadillac coupe. . fe c ia l per removed, dry wall work. tlon. Established, nice hours, lished Hartford concern, 5 Yale Têwriter Service, 649- rates for home ownei washer. Call Electrolux au er# 649- Reasonable rates. Fully in good location. Efficient day week, benefit program, Low Priced MORTY MEEKLE 4986. 9262. and BUZZ SAWYER BY DICK CAVALLI thorized sales and service. Call sured. Free estimates. 649-9658, profitable operation requires free parking. Write Box BY ROY CRANE OLDSMOBILES 649-0843, 236-4261. Pleqse ask SHARPENING Service — Saws, COMPLETE Remodeling — Joseph P. Lewis. only 2 people. Lappen Agency, "H” . Herald. S-A-II-E!. for Augustine Kamlenski. 1964 Olds P85, 4-door sedan. knives, axes, shears, skates, Home building, carpentry serv 649-5261, 649-6140. niAT WAS A BUT I CANT WHY DO I HAV(5T0B&THe' rotary blades. Quick service. PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, NASTY FALL UNDERSTAND 1963 Olds 98, sports sedan, alr- ice available. Dormers, room ONLY GOLDEN DeuaOUit> IN A - conditioning. Capitol Equipment Co.. 38 Interior and exterior. Paper F and M ’SENORITA IT. THE HORSE Personals 3 .additions, rec rooms, garages. Private Instructions 32 eAQS2BLmLc^^crnmAPPLszi 1963 Olds 88 Holiday sedan. Main St., Manchester. Hours hanging and wall paper remov 61 FORD CASEY. J CLEARED THE Free estimates by calling 643- al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. YOUNG LADY would like ride 1962 Olds 88 Holiday coupe. daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Satur TUTORING — Shorthand, Typ BAR WTH EASE, 1567, Wesley R. Smith (Construc Quality workmanship. Call I Galaxie 4-Door Sedan. I from Spruce -St. to Farming- 1960 Olds 88, 4-door sedan. day 7-4. 643-7958. tion Co. ing, all levels, bookkeeping, eveiJngs, 627-9571. RN OR LPN — 3-11, 11-7 shifts, V-8, automatic, R 7C A ton Ave., Hartford, 9-6. 643- elementary accounting. Write STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone part-time. Laurel Manor, 649- I radio, heater. 0 'w v | 2853. DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — PAINTING AND paper hanging, P. O. Bok 862, Manchester. 4519. PONTIACS walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter CJomplete building service. New good work, reasonable rate, 36 WANTED — Ride from Man races. All concrete repairs. 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix, construction, alterations or ad years in Manchester. Your chester to Pratt & Whitney, Reasonably priced. 643-0851. ditions. Roofing, siding, point 61 CHEVROLET choice of two. neighborhood is my recommen- East Hartford, second shift, 1963 Pontiac Tempest, 4-door FLOORS cleaned and waxed In ing, etc. 643-4352. 843-0895. datiSn. Raymond Flske, '649- Bel Air 2-Door. 6-cylinder, gate 8, call 643-2608. I I sedan. homes, offices or business. 9237. ''Herald" Reporter automatic, radio, OOCAI 1963 Catalina, 2-door sedan. Available days, evenings. Satis Special Services 15 theater. 0O9U Automobfles For Sale 4 1962 Starchief, 4-door hardtop. faction guaranteed. Free esti INSIDE and outside palntlnj. GROOMING and boarding, heat You name your own price. li-IO mates. Insured. George Farr, ed kennel with seperate runs. /J-/Q NEED CAR? Your credit turn Special rates for homeowners Wanted kSvplu 649-9229. H.C. Chase, Harmony Hill Ken a' ■ ' ed down? Short on down pay ■ OTHERS 66 or over. 649-7883, 875-8401. 60 FORD IflCKEY FINN ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- APPLIANCES repaired — all nel, Hebron Rd., Bolton, 643- BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY 1964 Chevrolet station wagon. 6427. If you are interested in this type of work I Galaxie 2-Door. V-8, auto-1 BY LESLIE 'niRNER - Sion?.Don’t despair! See Hon 1962 Chevrolet Nova station makes washers, refrigerators, INTERIOR and exterior paint ] matic, radio, OECA f ing,* wallpaper removed, fully and think you are qualified, write to this W THAT WAS OUR CAR SPEBDIUe AWAMBAPYl est Douglas., inquire about low- wagon. freezers, dryers, gas and elec theater. oDDU VOU COULD ONLY HAVE T THAT TOUMBAN Roofing— 16 insured. R «ie Belanger, 643- ANP the TUARES 15 GONE! THAT MURDERER M1»T, est down, smallest payments 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air,, 4-door tric ranges. Oil burners newspaper stating qualifications. Good work HIM FOR AN HOUR! H E lL I WOULD BE OUR iXMlAP |UJ^ T HE U56P A FEW W0RP5. OVER ANP OVERil 0512 or 644-0804. ------JVx'm BEEN HIDINS N ^ B V - HITOHHIKER S ^ 6 ) PROBAOLV .ALL HB KNEW. WHBN HE ' ' anywhere. No small loan.or fl- sedan, choice of two. cleaned and repaired. Cosma HAVE TO BE BACK HERE / OKAY./ I f vwy BIDWBILL HOME Improvement ing conditions, many benefits, including vaca AT ELEVEN-t FOR THE ) JUST WANT stole THE JUARE81 / HEARPTHATCAMELPATROLiHBKNEIV ; nance corttpany plan. Douglas 1962 Ford Galaxie, 4-door se Appliance, 649-0055, Co. — Roofing, siding, altera- MOUIPW ^ COUtP)rrFD(XTMBM»AilP FLEPl tions, holidays, hospitalization, pension plan. 59 CHEVROLET SECOND SHOW/ MY FRIENDS , kipw apthp CARFWnW *iMotors, 333 Main. d a n . ' tions, additions and remodel OFTHEMQtN si______t-AWNMOWBR sharpen'uig; ro- TO HEAR LTUW O M f, ing of all types. Excellent I Impala Convertible. V-8, DRIVE- jBEPOSSE6£E[ON: Take over pairs, sales, rotor blades HIM/ workmanship. 649-6495. I automatic, radio, CROC A jâymants, no cash needed virlth (JPEN DAILY to ,9 P.ir. sharpened; bicycle sales, serv WANTED Address Replies to BOX P theater. TffURS. and SAT. to 6 f IK"' , .average c r ^ t . 1962 Chevrolet ice. Manchester CJycle Shop, A. A. DION, INC. , Roofing, Clean, Late Model >«onvertlble, 1968 Chevrolet Im- (149 W. Miiddle Turnpike, U49- siding, painting. Carpentry. Al I'i>ala, 1964 Ford Falcon. Call - Iâ ’l e S CONSULTANTS, 2008. terations and additions. Ceil USED CARS lEuRtting ifptalft 59 CHEVROLET ,'■'289-8254 .ask for Graham Emle Scranton - Dlck.'Backofen ings. Workmanship guaran 13 BISSELL STREET Holmes. . Ri)ss Mathiason - teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. Top Price.s Paid I station Wagon. Newly) ------Howard Keeney-Jim (Jorman t overhauled engine. ORQEI ;i968 CHEVROLET, 4 - door WE BELIEVE For All Makes ^toalde and put, praottPaily new SCRANTON MOTORS toe. CARTER CHEVROLET 166 UNION ST., ROOKVILLB That for pêsslonal inal L y re s , 5*9-7774. estate service. ypu should Automatic C O ., iNC. JUUU&i 643-9533 — 876-2521 5T OLDSMOBILE MR. ABERNATHY DEJSOTO Hardtop, year old ,^1 Carl- Zinsser at our 1229 Main S t BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES Manchester office or Doris Transmission Phone 649-5238 I 2-Door 88. * V-8, auto-1 Is’snsmlsslon.^rery good condi- t matic, power C 4Q E I BY LEFF and McWBLLIAJWS tAlon, 5100. C&l Wethersfield, 1963 FORD convertible, V-8, Fu- Smith at our Vernon office. WHAT DID Y SOMETHING Troubie? steering. 0 * 9 9 1 B Y G E O R G E , A B E R N A T H y YOU S U R E B29-6052. , , tura sprint, white top, bucket iVhether buying or selling, WANTED I you BRING I A BIT JRE ) •k Free Road Teat and WHEN LADY VERONICA KNOW HOW TO CHEER UP A GUY I , H E S O U N D S HMM...WHV seats, 51,250. 649-7752. call a trained Jarvis con H»\RDIVW\SILL,SHE YDUROLD A, DfFFERENT I'LL NEVER FIGURE y K E H E 'S A PAVV.. LOOK ^ sultant first. Estimate I Yek—^\l'e are open nlghta. | WHY THAT FELLER D ID N 'T TH* ^ 3 FORD Falrlane 600, 4-door BROtXSHTME FLOWERS. CANDIDATE DYNAMITE GO BACK THERE/ jsmall V-8, standard shift, 51,- 1964 BONNEVILLE Pontiac — ■k All Work Guaranteed MAN FO R g a v e US TH 'BA D F O R A OFF WHEN THEY JKW. Call 875-0484, after 6 p.m. 4 door, har<^p, power eqtrip- k Budget Terms 5TEER...HE DIDN'T MYCHIATRISTh JABVIS REALTY CO. FIREPLACE Many, Many More GET ANY MONEY COUCH, P. J. ment, one owner. 649-2149. k Free IV>wing AUTOMOTIVE PARTS STORE To Choose From FROM M E / OLDSMOBUjB 1068 — convert!- BE j^ ' I O ^ MLSr INSURORS No Low-Price "Come-on” Priced from 8 5 0 . all po«rer, excellent cpndl- 1963 CHEVBCHK!^, 0 passenger Estimates tlut Cost You To handle phone, shipping and receiving. Experi oon. Pag w-anao. station wagon, 44por; V-8, 64$-l!m 649-1200 Money WOOD ence helpfuL All benefits. dlo, heater, automatic, e No Down Paymenta Easy Temu, Toe C H E V R O L E T N o v a 400, e steering, clean and ready, to Manchester APPLY IN PERSON AT etaadard) 8-door, Pxcellent con- go. Fully guaranteed, doiv Transmission Co. BUNDLE ^1.00 p t lo n . C a ll 568-0263 a fte r 4 p.m. don’s AtlanUc Service, DICK’S “ ,"**“*•» SERVICE **- j< — omSnow »w 16 BBAINARD PLACE CEN TER West Rd., BUlngtcm, 876-8802;' moving, rub- SCHIEIEL BROS. 1 ^ FORD V-8 — restored like ______------^------——.---- ^ blah fbmpval, carpentry, clean (Rear ^ymour Auto Store, Main St.) W. 0. 8LENNEY pew, patat Job, 4 AUstate new 1963 PONTIAC Cataltoa, 4-doof ing, general/repairB, all tyjtea CORNER CENTER ST. and PROCTOR RP. MOTOR SALES i htfcpd lyinelOb ha.^ linai brakea relined, rebuilt Hardtop, sbow-roDm ''obiidiUaiL a odd jobs. Try Dick, reason- MANCHESTER ' 649-52SS "\NCHESTBR, CONN. laOiL MS-8i6B. 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Help Wknte6>.||af» 36 Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods. 51 Wearing APParoI-oFuro 57 Apartmenta—FIat»— Apartments—Flats— 4 Tsnonsnts 6^ OTATION attendant* wanted CHRISTMAS Decorations, net COM PiirrB set erf Youngstown FUR COAT—mink dyed sheared Tenements . 68 WAyCHtefi-fcc EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 196S full or part-tlnie up to 6n days, trees, soldier ^banks. CaU 643- ...... - _ _ njugijrat fyjj CLASSItJED kitchen cabinets with L A H LOORINO for anything In real 4)4 ROOMS, heat, hot water, PAGE hours open, salary and fringe 9290 or 649-8162. buUt-ln oven and range. Call Sl*e 16-18. Never worn. Origi estate rentals —- sfiartments|, stove; refrigerator, parking. 63 ApTtmaim63.A RottBcs For Saif 72 benefits. See Jerry, Tire City, 649-3286. nal cost, $600. Win take $300 Completely redeoorited, $iw. houses For Sale 72 Rouses Pot Sale 72 857 Broad Street. homes, multiple dwellings, call Suburban to r S .I. 75 y g r n o n for quick sale. Can be seen at J. D. Realty, 643-5129. IS Forest St., off Main S t 646* SELLING — Practically new 0090, 643-0000.______WANTED — Full • time pot CHRISTMAS TREES House A Hale, ask for Mr. ADVERTISING Zenith 23” T.V. combination, In excellent condition, large lot’ 7 room Ranch, 3 bedroome, washer, 40 hour week, Dietary Dine. WE HAVE customers waiting ^partmenta, Ideal country set- 876-7011. ^ w m , dquble A million word* cannot des- because, Just bought color set. 149 OAKLAND ST. — 2 rooms with trees, near schools, imme- kitchen with natural birch cab- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS department, Manchester Me Locally grown. Large se for the rental of your apart ting, yet near all , facilltle*. plenty of'stor- cribe this typical New Bhtgland 351 W. Center St. and bath, $66. 648-2496, »-S. dlate occupancy, priced, $16,; Inets, 'dlhlng room and living Qiurch Rebuilding Request 8 AAL to 5 P JL morial Hospital. Apply In per lection, fresh cut White ment or home. J. D. Reidty, Small (tolonlal stylei building ROOM fumlahed apart- gardens^, ttoe*." designed 'home, carefully ciis- son to Mr. Gaudet. An equal Wanted—1^ Buy 58 Hutohln* Agency, e4#-58)l4, . . . ■ J’ *?***®*^* Smith’ Realtor, .room, I2x28 foot paneled fam and Norway Spruce. 580 SEWING MACHINE — ginger 648^6129. offer* charm and prlvaoy.fOnly *”•*’*• R*’** floor, beat and hot tomed crafted with the grace 648-1642. ily room, attached one-car ga opportunity employer. WE BUY and sell antique and Zips Through Zone Board COPY QiOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Burnham St., Manchester. automatic zlg - zag, cabinet FOUR ROOM tenement, 132 Bis- $125 monthly, heat, .hot water. near buses. and beauty of Colonial days of rage, well landscaped lot. Near used furniture, china, glass, sil THREE ROOM apartment, liv WEST SIDE — a two family Starting Dec. 12, Saturday model, excellent condition, but sell St.. $70. 648-2426, 9-6. Move and refrigerator InohiA ''Lesley Smith, Rial Bs- old. Central chimney with 2 new shopping center and walk- MONDAV Ihra IBIDAS 10:80 AJH.—AATCBOAT 0 AM, and Sunday 9 a.m. -10 ver, picture frames, old coins,' ing itmm, kitchen, bedroom •ad, HAyes Agency, 646-0131. ^ Agency, 643-1667. fireplaces, wood shingled___duplex gam- with 8 rooms on one The Vernon Zoning Commls- peanut butter and marshmallow ton holes, embroiders, hems, -and bath, electric range, re HOLIDAY SPECIALS ing distance to new school. A sion last night unanimously sandwiches. Dessert milk, and p.m., evenirigST 7-10 p.m. •tc., was $309.50, unpaid bal guns, pewter, scrap gold, ROOM apartment, sec brel roof and small pane wind- other, both .Help Wanted— ond floor, completely remod frigerator, heat and hot water, VEIWON — Redecorated 5 value beyond compare, $18,7(». granted a request presented by sandwiches served with every TOCK OOOPBRAnOM WILL ■%■ A ■ A A 9 n*V11 ance $59.85, take over pay watches, old jewelry, hobby ows. Screened porch overlooks *’**>t*d. excellent location. Good U Male or Female 37 ^ eled and redecorated, new no peta, avsdiable Decembar 1. THREE ROOM, third floor, heat f®®*" Apartment In two-family beautiful landscaped yard, lo- value at $19,900.“ T. J. TT & R Realty Co., 643-2692, the Vernon Congregational meal, BB APPBBCIATXD D I A L 0 4 J * c 7 1 1 ments of $8. monthly. City Sew- collections, paintings, attic con- Hublard Dr., Vernon—New Robert D, teivts or whole estates. Furni range, refrigerator and dispos Call McKinney 5rottiers, Inc., and Btove, CaU 643-0082. home. Excellent neighborhood, cated in one of Manchester’s Crockett. Realtor, 643-1577. Murdock, 643-6472. Church to rebuild its fire-razed Northeast School: Monday, D ESIGN m —full-tlmeT to work SIZE Santas for sale, Ing Center, Hartford. 522-0476. . . ' 16 minute* from Hartfowi 8 bedroom ranch featuring ture Repair Service. 643-7449.- al, $125. 649-4817. 648-2139. , COLUMBIA LAKE,~ “ $12,000, 4 structure at Vernon Center -shells with hamburg, green In flower shop..shop. Apply in perper- niade of weatherproof mate- 4)4 ROOM APARTMENT, first Ideal for business couple Heat charm, location and con ^S^WLYWEDSoTTîtoed couple without even hearing any testi- beans, Italian bread, apple- rial. Call 528-4516. ^Special Warehouse Release the mid 80’s. Phllbrick Agency. room Ranch, fireplace, panel- CoatiDMd From Pr«c«dbig Pogo son before 5 p.m. Krause Flor ------——______THREE ROOM apartment — aV i ROOM duplex, garage .floor, living r^ m , dining room, lw>t water, garage. Adults. 876- venience. Quality construc wanted tor this 4-room Ranch mony to support the request sauce; Tuesday, chicken and 3-ROOM HOUSEFUL OF 649-8464. i.st, 621 Hartford Rd. TWO LARGE "wonder” hor.ses, Rooms W lthon t B oard '?«) Main St. second floor, $85. available immediately, vicinity kttchen, refrigerator, range <120, 6-7 p.m. ( tion. Priced to eell at $20,- with enclosed porch. Close to from church officials. gravy with riefe, buttered car- Help Wanted— ^Male 36 Help Wanted—Mai* 36 UNCLAIMED Heat,- hot water. Call 643- Bowers School. CaU 643-7792 and hood, disposal Venetian ------— ______600. ' lake, asking $7,600. Call Bette MALE ÔR FEMALE for meat excellent condition, $10 each. b a n k APPRAISED 6 room 6324. The church, destroyed earlier rots , chocolate pudding; WANTEID — LPN’s or RN’s; GROCERY department head, Call 742-8380. FURNITURE THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot 2426, from 9-5. after 6. | blinds, 1)4 baths, 2 bedrooms. ' Cape in desirable Bowers Goldsnlder, 649-4966. J. D. this year by fire, applied for a Wedne.sday, meat pie wl,th counter Work, part-time, some DIRECT FROM WAREHOUSE tage Street, centrally located, large closets. Just like owning "USIRm liocations also, .if desired, retired live-in experienced. Apply in person Oak Street — Here’s a School area, fireplace, full Realty Co., 648-5129. special-use zone change to per- vegetables, sliced peaches; other duties. Charter Oak Food FUR JACKET - mouton, ex 3 ROOMS NEW $199 large. pleasantly furnished your own home, front and rear ______R ent 64 Wapplng nurse. All shifts needed. Ware to Mr. Crlsplno, Supreme dandy 2 family home in a basement, city utilities, nicely mlt rebuilding in a residential Thursday, meat bail aand- Store, 643-7894. cellent condition, small size, „ . , rooms, parking. Call 649-2388 60 FRUIT ^’Ae ES surround this house Point. NA 3-3174 or NA 3- Foods, 469 Hartford Rd. «snt^ces no pets, reasonable DESIRABLE atoke or offica fine downtown location. landscaped lot with shade 4 zone. wiches tossed .salad, broovnies; $25. One club chair, custom desires respon- for overnight and permanent 8-room Ranch, with 2-car ga L-RANCH 14ll. DISHWASHER, Part - time or Excellent income producer. trees. Call owner after 6:30 A number of church mem- Friday, tuna rolls, potato chips, made slin cover S20- lamns ' Purchase 3 guest rates. ? ? • r ? ' rage. Excellent financing. Call full-time, days. Apply in person made slip co\er, $20, larnps, r q OMS 0F NEW WARE- ? ______• ^ ______tractive and reasonable. Apply Only $18,300; p.m. 649-8696. bers was present at the public pickles, celery and carrot STATION Attendants, part-time. Jane Alden, Tri-City Shopping glassware w d many other jjo u S E FURNITURE $199 . , . Helen Palmer, 649-3877. J, D. You’ll be proud to enter hearing conducted last night by clicks, gelatin, Call 649-5321. items, 643-8607. ROOM FOR RENT, newly fur fcoVELY 4)4 room Town House Theatre, l l WARANOKE RD. - prime lo Realty Oo., 643-6129. tain in this large custom K E Y PUNCH Plaza, Vernon. 7-pc. living room, 3-pc. bed Nutmeg Homes the zoning board at the Vernon Vernon Elementary School; nished, private entrance, on 5apartpient, 'comer Oak and ‘ ® P’” ' ’ Cobum Road — Take ad cation, an oversized Cape with ______built 3 -bedroom Ranch, Elementary School. Monday, macai-oni and cheese. OIL BimNER service man, m e n , WOMEN, college stu- room, 5-pc. dinette, 15-pc. total. bus line, near shopping. 649- OPERATORS ttage heat M d hot water, GOOD BUILDING for rent vantage of this fine offer 4 bedrooms, two baths, rec R® LOOKING tor a buyer center hail offers unique Commission .secretary, label- macaroni and tomatoes, peM, must be courteous and sober. WILL TRADE 8 books of Triple xWSTANT CREDIT 7702. who is looking for a home in dents; there are openings VERNON comple ely sound proofed. Prl- 160x34’, suitable tor s t o r ^ ’ now. ^ Owner transferred. room, etc. Completely renovat floor plan, full tile bath ing his action as "irregular.” slaty; Tuesday, beef stew, Top pay for experience. CaU Blue for S&H. 643-5937. NO MONEY DOWN the mid 30’s. Chances are he available in part-time route vate ce lar, refrigerator, range. Call after 6 p.m., 649-07n Stately 6 room Colonial ed, must be seen to be appre plus lavatory off master prsented a motion to grant the '’'■af*'*rg on roil, potato JIG BORE OPERATORS In Back of with private entrance, suitable with trees and privacy, a two today. ■ hips, vegetable sticks, pickles; ALPHA-NUMERIC WATCH AND JEWELRY re 6484)082. To see these and many level, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 2-car ga motion, which was passed be Situations Wanted— Old Puller Brush Building for working gentleman. 649- car garage, a tool shed for ail Friday, home baked beans, pairing. Prompt service. Up to Featuring Houses For Rent 65 other fine listings call rage, den and Florida room fore church, leaders could utter Top rates, overtime, all benefits Female 38 .522-7249 1746. B)4 R(X>M Heated apartment macaroni and tuna salad, to.ss- E3COELLENT BENEFTTS $20 on, your old watch in either of our two offices have parquet floors, large patio plus profit sharing. land garage, $125. 62 Porter St. (X)MPLETELY furnished trail wa°nt a^’to^'bi^ger Z ' r - WARREN E. HOWLAND ed salad. Dessert, milk, bread 5-DAY WEEK CLEANING by the day, Man- trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. OPEUSI MON. - SAT. 9—9 today. with awnings, completely air- Realtor There were no objectors to a ------J * . -i.. FURNISHED room to rent, near Call 649-7926 after 5. er, (^ventry Lake, $iOfl. month age. living room, a kitchen 643-1108 The conditioned. beautiful lot. For request by Norman B. Chase to and butter served with all HARTFORD COMPANY ly. 742-8476. . that has all the built-ins, t w o ,______—-______meals. Manchester Tool 4 Desisn “ everyth ing i„ r.- S' ms.C t!""’" further information call the R. change the zone of property he FREE PARKING 1^"VE ROOMS, with garage, perhaps 3 bathrooms . . . This SOUTH WINDSOR — Wapping. Monday, spaghetti with meat conditioned used furniture and FIVE ROOM house, heat and JARVIS REALTY CO. F. Dimock Co., 649-5245. time they will want an honest owns off Bellenie Ave. in 130 Hartford Rd.. Manchester NURSING position wanted, 6 aj. 'liances, high quality — low •first floor, 649-4388, after 6 .so 5)4 room Ranch, recreation sauce, green beans, chee.sa R(X)MS for rent — ladies pre p.m. utilities furnished. Route 44A, to goodness, family designed Rockville from industrial to 649-5263 days a week, for elderly or prices. LeBianc Furniture, 1<>5 NUTMEGGER RANCH CUSTOM BUILT—9 year old room, garden house with patio, wedges, fruit; Tue.sday, Chick ferred, cooking facilities, cen Coventry. Please call, 742- 643-1121 649-1200 family room. This time— this half acre land, very clean, bus residential. Write Box D, Herald convalescent patient. Good ref Florists— Nurseries 49 South Street, Rockville. 875- Ranch with over 1,600 square en noodle soup, egg salad, jelly tral location. 649-7292, 649-8691. MANCHESTER — Deluxe, 6924. home will have all the fea line, only $16,900. Goodchild- Chase's appearance wa.s his erences. 643-6138. CHRISTMAS TREES—Native 2174. Open 9-8, 'quiet, quality Damato built 875-0625 feet of living area, 3 huge bed second attempt to have his 12- or cheese sandwiches, cookies; ORDERLIES needed for second quiet, quality uamato built, 4- oTwr'i tt. .------tures their other homes didn’t. Bartlett, Realtors, 289-0939. Spruce. Pick your tree and ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman room duplex apartment, block ^ HOUSE for rent, 6 fur- rooms, formal dining room, acre tract zoned so he r.iAy Wednesday, Pork in gravy, F and M and third shift. Full-time posi- If you are this family, who is bifeiuu r uM-ume pasi- have it cut fresh. Lot in Tol SEWING MACHINE — Singer, only, free parking, central lo 14x15 natural cabineted kitch noodles, wax beans; fruit; tions, 40 hour week. Fringe WOMAN would like to babysit to schools and shopping, one ® central location, ______looking tor the nearest thing VEHI.NON — 3 bedroom - nonde- construct an apartment oom- land on Kozley Rd. Will be $19,95. Zig Zag sewing ma cation, references required. n s , 3 0 0 en, fireplaced 16x18 living velopment Ranch. First floor Plex. The only objection, read Thursday, oven-fried chicken, ^ _ fiill rkf* aAQ.nO.49 >vailable. Hayes Agency, 646- » „ ' month. Phllbrick MANCHESTER — to building your own . . . then ° *’ benefits. Call 643-1141, Mrs full or part-time. 649-0843. chines from $49.95. Terms ar 643-2693. Agency, 649*8464. Raised room, aluminum storms and ma-shed potatoes, kernel com, open Sunday, Dec. 12 and Dec. Ranch excellent condition. we d like to have you see It. family room plus basement rec 'uto the record by zoning com- Help Wanted— Male 36 Sterud, for an appointment. An ranged. I l l Center St., or call screens, oil hot water heat, 2- cranberry sauce, fruit; Friday, 19 from 11 a.m. till dark. Take 461/2 Ft. X 26 Ft., Over 1200 Sq. Ft. 3 bedrooms, large kitchen with ■Wolverton Agency, Realtors, room, fireplace, attached ga- mission chairman CSiet Rau, equal opportunity employer. 289-8607. CLEAN ROOM without board, We s t s i d e — 5 room duplex Ranch, fur- car garage, area of fine ftsh sticks, mashed potatoes, IRONING DONE in my home Peter Green Rd. off Rt. 74, room tor table, dining room, 649-2813. rage, only $18,900. Oolll & Wag- "'as a letter from the town's $12, with board, $25. Call 742- 3 Bedrooms Complete With A ttach ^ Garage »house, oil burner heat, adults , p*" unfurnished, oil heat, homes, $25,500. 'iVolverton peas, carrot ,'rticks, fruit. TRUCK DRIVERS—Train now. OaU anytime 643-0427. follow signs. family room, two fireplaces, ner, 643-9088, 875-3396. planning board. A second let- IMPORTANT NOTICE WHITE Porcelain oil and gas 8238. • Built In Oven and Range • Range Hood preferred. Call 643-4097 large parking area, working Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Hospital Notes two full baths, two car garage, M„a n , c h. _e s t e r — New - 7 • ------room ------C------*-®'' f''oui the Vernon Economic The 1964 Civil Rights Law strocUons EXPERIENCED woman with CHRISTMAS TREES! Cut combination stove, less oil • Ceramic Tile Baths • Dishwasher ______adults, 643-6389. Admitted yesterday: Sharon structions. Class. 32. NORTH END — Furnished patio, beautifully landscaped PORTER STREET area — 8 Raised Ranch in St. Bartholo- VERNON-Opportunlty knocks. Development Commi.ssion rec- prohibits, with certain ex college education will tend pre your own. Bring the family to burner, $15. Call 643-6042. FOUR ROOM apartment, con------.r— ------— „ mew’s Parish features, 2)4 ce- Desirable location, 6 room al- ommended the change. Blonairz, Wlllimantic; Frank room for rent, 58 Strickland St., • Hatchway • Center Hall Entrance venlent locaHon, automatic ROOM Seperate residence, with trees, wall to wall car- room Colonial -with 2-car ea- ceptions, discrimination be school children. Call 643-0609. the Stanley Tree Farm, Long » J __«__ ... . . _M __. . . . - _ . ____ .... _ ® Ellington; Loretta BRAIDED RUGS for sale. In off Main. • Disposal • City Sewers cause of sex. It will now be Hill Rd., Andover. Open 9 a.m. off formal dining room, "pic- acres, 2 extra building lots, and several witnesses aopear- Jalchey, 21 Jordan-Jlr., Vernon; HAVE THE Equipment to do of quire, 105 Ridge St., side en pcouple, call 649-4319 after 5 parking area, reasonable, work price of $24,600. Phllbrick rt>oms. 2% baths, family room. s s necessary for our readers to 4 p.m., Dec. 11, 12 and 18- ROOM FOR RENT for a gentle DIRECTIONS; Route 30 to West St., Vernon, West St. ture book" kitchen with dining Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ing for Chase all said that the Knop, 125 Merline Rd., TELEVISION fice or secretarial work in my trance,*'second floor. 649-5124. ing adults,- 643-6389. Agency 640-8464. Wesley R. Smith Agency, 643 not only to read the usual 23, otherwise by appointment man—kitchen privileges, park to Ridgewood Drive (across from Armory) to Eastvew area and built-ins, good sized property is not suitable for in- Vernon; Claire Desrochers, 26 home, typewriter, calculator, Drive. VERNON — Excellent neighbor Female Help Wanted and TECHNICIAN call 742-6438. Large selection ing, 643-56(K), 241 Charter Oak COVENTOY—Oozy 2 bedroom LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — 3-bed- bedrooms, rec room, laundry dustrial use Chamberlain St., Rockville; Male Help ■ Wanted classifi adding machine, file cabinet. SAM ALBERT PROVES TO PLEASANT 5 room, second hood, 3 bedroom Ranch, 2 full of White Spruce, Norway.s and St. Sales. By Cape, in area of pine trees, room Colonial with 1>4 . baths, MANCHESTER — Modem ^ room, 3 zone heating, 2-car Ralph Gibson, former preei- Bessette, South St.. 643-0331. YOU THERE IS A 2floor apartment, adults, 643- baths, garage, enclosed porch, cations. but Wanted — Male Dougla.s Fir from $2.50 up. Al rent with option, $100 per garag^ well Isindscaped lot, dent of the Rockville . Area Ursula Luetjen. RFD NEEDED BY "SANTA CLAUS" ROOM for rent, private en >61796. 2-car garage, heavily wooded bedroom, brick front Ranch or Female, also our Classifi so pine branches and cones for month. Leonard Agency, Real lot, only $25,900. T. J. Crockett, ...... situated in top location ajid rec room, only $18,600. Hayes Chamber of Commerce, said L Rockville, Florence Cordtsen, CLEANING and housework by JUST PAY MONTHLY! trance, gentleman, free park 100x200, tree filled lot, coun cation Help . . . 37. decoration. COLLI-WAGNER tors, 646-0469. Realtor, 643-1577. priced in mid 20’s. Elsie Meyer Agency, 646-0131. GENERAL ELECTRIC the hour. Call after 4:30. 643- 1. 2, or 3 YEARS to PAY ing, 649-0758. try atmosphere, vegetable gar- ______that he showed the tract " at Ellington, 7026. $12.18 REALTY ^ U R (XiEAN rooms for rent, den. Bel Air Real Estate l43- Realtor, 649-5524. ROUTE 30 — ROCKVILLE NEW 6 ROOM Ranch — fire- ______BOLTON - $10,900 will buy this 'east a dozen times" to pros- COMPANY 3 COMPLETE CLEAN pleasant room, in priv adults, $80, call 649-8417. 9332 FIRST CLASS mechanic, must ROOMS OF BRAND NEW 643-9088 — 876-3396 Suburban For Rent 66 placed living room, formal din- MANCHESTER Modern ^°rne with new heating pective Industry when he was ® Fuel and Feed 49-A ate home, gentleman. 649- • have own,tooIs, top wages and Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 FURNITURE J2 STRANT Street • Cape, 4 down, 2 unfinished up, system and new well and fivf chamber president. Good starting salary, 1425. 6 room du- ANDOVBr " Wales Rd nrnc. ^ baths, large RANCH — Seven rooms, one acres of good land (part Howard Wolfanger, present „ Rockville, full benefits. Call Mr. Harris. FIREPLACE Wood, $20 a load, —All 100% guaranteed, jsumesome inm plex, gtrage, heat, hot water, tically new 5)4 room '• Rknch. P lot.lot, in VAmrvery ria>aii*aVilAdesirable neighbor Vftflryear olriold, prestige neighbor garage, basement recreation fringe benefits, technical TWO Chihuahuas, AKC, three cleared). An additional nine chamberr president, and man- . 649-4571. " $12 a half load. 742-6215 or 742- original factory crates, with adults preferred. Call 643-7467. hood. Phllbrick Agency, 649- hood on deadend street, larê room, nice central neighbor background■and bench ex months, one male beige, one wooded lot. Leonard Agency, acres adjoining this property is ager of the Burrough’s plant ®, Maxwell Lambert, 6830. original factory serial numbers. 8464. lot with 4rees, decorated with hood. Bel Air Real Estate, JANITORS, part - time eve- perience preferred. Please female cocoa. Call after 9:30 BLOND BEDROOM CENTRAL - Newly decorated 646-0469. available if you want more Tolland said that he has Vernon Ave., Rockville; elegance for rich and exclusive 643-9332. nings. Call 643-5691,' 3 :30-6 call M. J. C. McCarthy, p.m. or Sunday. 649-7676. FOR SALE — firew'ood, furnace LIVING ROOM SUITE , 4 room apartment, first floor, BOLTDN opmtttip * RANCH — Large family sized land. T. J. Crockett, Realtor spent about 15 years selecting oaquim, Somers; Mrs. p.m. only. 289-6871. or fireplace, cut any length, by 5-PIECE DINETTE SET M... in. C l ^ a u ty plus luxury. Fireplaces, R A IS !^ RANCH. 3 bedrooms, 643-1677. industrial sites for his firm. ta p p in g; Mrs. kitchen, large living room with bathrooms, garages. You name AKC GERMAN Shepherd pup the cord. John B.- Hutchinson, —AND ACCESSORIES fireplace, 3 bedrooms, rec AA Zone, 38 Dartmouth Rd. "This is not a site we would 52 Village PART-TIME help mornings and BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE MANCHESTER — Four room refrigerator. In beautl- it, this house has it. For ap St., Rockville. pies, Beautiful pure white. Andover, 742-6639, 742-6730. HOTPOi.NT REF'R room, house in Immaculat* Call 6-8 p.m. only tor appoint- GLASTONBURY — Manches- use ’’ Wolfanger said or afternoons. Apply, S&D Inc., OLYAIFIC TV duplex, clean, apartment size* setting. Call 643-4312 even- pointment to see call Philbrick Others exceptionally liln.il\eu. marked —■ — ...... , condition, completely remod ment. 649-2167. ter Rd., $2,000 down, 2 family ppere are better sites." 95 Hilliard St., Manchester. COUNTER MAN for night work, Bred for temperament and FIREPLACE WOOD, hard, dry. WASHING MACHINE electric stove, parking for two ' Agency, 649-8464. on acre lot, in area of single The Herald’s Veriion bureaa hours, 6 p.m,-l a.m., e.xperi- Rockledge Seasonal — eled Inside and out, $13,900. Manchester Kenneth Waldron, district beauty. Champion lines. Lov right size for fireplace, $2 . „ pFLUXE RANGE _ New Lisring ‘cars Adults. Available Decern- ANDOVER LAKE — 4 room homes. Leonard Agency, 646- is at 38 Park St., Rockville, ence not necessary. Apply in New on the market, and it’s Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. MAN(JHESTER GREEN — 6 manager for the Connecticut able gifts. Coventry 742-8970. large bundle, $20 a cord. Call t, , Brand New it’s NOT! The real estate ber 15 or January 1. (Jail 643- ’ room LARGE COLONIAL 0469. P.O. Box 327, tel. 875-3136 or EXPERIENCED painters. Call person, Deci’s Drive-In, 462 649-6535 Take your choice of any of beautiful. Seven-room split. Lovely 6-room ranch with furnished cottage, all conveni- COLONIAL — room Ranch, screened porch, Light and Power Co.; noted he business, that is. Job trans high elevation in Double A 1894. 7 rooms, 1)4 8 room Clolonial in choice 643-2711. 649-4343 between 6-7 p.m. Center St? GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup- ______' ______these appliances in addition to Automatic kitchen. ences, available to June 1, $30 fireplace, garage, no base SO. WINDSOR — exceptional was a former industrial de ------bedroom, living room, dinette, fers are effective in winter zone. Two-car garage, love baths, 24’ living room with fire residential area. This fine pies, hunting stock, obedience baths, 2-car garage, 2 fire I FOUR R(X)MS with .stove and weekly includes heat and util ment, treed lot, on bus line, value. 5)4 room Ranch that of velopment representative for J XT- Tx • rugs, lamps, tables, linoleums places. Lovely combination as well as summer. This, ly lot. Custom built and dec place, large master bedroom, home has 2 full baths, 4 GUARDS — MALE wanted, MACHINE Operators — Full or or show, AKC. Call after 6 \ (refrigerator, $110. Six rooms, ities, 742-7607. walking distance to schools, St. fers three bedrcxims, living OL(feP. South Windsor full or part-time, must be over Garden— Farm— Dairy dishes and other items of sun, shade, and privacy. plus the high economic level orated. Shown by appoint dining room, paneled family bedrooms and a 2 car ga part-time, high wages, over p.m.. 429-1032. Appointments of activity has made our ment. Bartholomew’s Parish. Re room with fireplace, kitchen, “ This property doesn’t have a 21 years of age, have a clean Products 50 e v e r y t h i n g . MODERN Apartment available. room, aluminum siding, $20,- rage. Added to this for in time, benefits. Apply Ba.stem available daily. ______. ONLY $398 cold weather sales brisk in water furnished. Two children duced to, $14,900. immediate and roomy dining area; also, a great deal of (industrial) ap- record. We welcome retired stove and refrigerator fur- 900. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. come. is a 3 room Ranch. (Truck, Squirrel, Tool Oo., 469 School St., East HAND picked. Macs, Starks, Price Includes Delivery Set Up Porter St. Area deed. Call now. Prices will be welcome. Spacious back yard occupancy, owner, 649-7560. paneled recreation room with P®®'-’’ Waldron said, persons in good health and able Hartford. up come Spring! nished, electrically heated. 15 uriraTi orrxcl C . ------$23,900 for both. Mr, Gor and Baldwins, $1 per 16 quart Service, Guarantee, Irnmediate Another new listing. We A A Zone for children to play. Call 875- don, 649-5306. attached one-car garage Con- Andrew J. Ashland and to prove it. Call for further i n ------— Articles For Sale 45 basket. In own container. Bot- Delivery Or Free Storage Until minutes from Pratt & Whitney rt„nipv rtmiw * * MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, Cause Power Cut have an F.H.A. commitment (7362. rail Qtwvnt Tjaou,, R K duplex, double garage, modem family------kitchen,.... walk-out base i' ■ venient location, near shopping Joseph Toth, owners of Mickey’S formation between 9-5, 247-8360 ti's Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill Needed Lovely treed lot. A dream Call Strout Realty. Hebron 228- kitchens and baths, 200’ deep center and new school Only Motor Sales, and Ellington auto- SALES AND Service on Artena, on this older Colonial type 9115. ment, wall to wall carpeting, BARROWS & WALLACE or apply Room 207, 16 Lewis MACHINE OPERATORS Hahn EcUpse, Jacobson lawn Rd. On Display at Main Store home in a neighborhood of 39 Acres location for your dream FIRST FLOOR, 7 rooms, fire lot. Sensibly priced. Hayes $16,900. FHA and VA financing mobile dealer, said they may In Wapping Area St., Hartford. house. Call, we’ll show it to conveniently located, $17,500. Manchester Parkade mowers. Also Homellte chain r a 't nwTNd Phone for Anpoi’Vnent fine, stately residences. King in Manchester! place, garage, immaculate, Agency, 646-0131. ; available. U & R Realty Co., move into town if a zone change taws nnH ---- - n.i. BALDWINS, Mac.= , Delicious, you. Buy, we’ll .sell it to you. 5'4 ROOM year 'round water- Robert Lewis Realty, 457 Manchester 649-5306 An interruption in electric ^------a------And saws and Internationa! Cub Ca ASK FOR CARL sized rooms, 200 ft. lot, 2- tender loving tenants,'’'$140. J. is approved on Mile Hill Rd. from economy to the fanciest, Main St., East Hartford, 528- Open 8:30-9 Dally 643-2692, Robert D. Murdock, power that affected the north det Tractors. Rental equipment HTFD. 247-0,3.58 or 527-9036 car garage. Minimum down That’s right, in Manchester. D. Realty Co., 643-5129. U lyw '^ Dr.. MANCHESTER - West Side. near Sunrise Dr. BURR MEN 172 So. Main St. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT if desired. Ideal development area, or 2132, 233-638S. 8:30-6 Sat. & Sun. 643-6472. •> side of Wapping yesterday af PRATT & WHITNEY and sharpening service on all ^ fu m fsheV Lovely 6 room Cape, half block ______The property involved, known makes. L & M Equipment If you have no means of trans executive or professional Manchester Green Fiv e r o o m , second floor, sun- ternoon was a re.sult of a brok- 649-8989 B49-IW08, to bus, school, and shopping. MANCHESTER — Seven room FAMILY, (4,4,4,4, and 2 VERNON — For particular buy- as the Wilkinson property, is en utility P9le, according to W. MACHINE TOOL For general machining. 7 Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, 875- portation, I'll send my auto for hideaway. Lovely c u s t o poroh, stove, refrigerator, Household Good.x built home on premises, Rancher with finished family Plenty of trees and shrubs. Colonial, $19,9(X), 2 full baths extra) central location, one ers only. Seven room—U & R zoned residential. L. Booth, northern division a.m.-5:30 p.m. full time 7609, Manchester Exchange — you. No obligation whatsoever, Green Manor Enterpris 1946. sweeping panoramic view for room in ba,êment. Clean as •nTnev R O ^ I L L E - 4 rooms, clean, large 50x234 lot. Call 568-0682. one car garage, aluminum sid- storm windows, $24,- built Ranch . offering - two fire- Following la.st night’s public manager of Connecticut Light HAS OPENINGS FOR: only. Apply in person. CLEAN. USED refrigerators, has enjoyed a tremendous the proverbial whistle. Lots pancy, $iio. Phone 649-8671. 500. Owner, 643-0826. A —L—B—E—R—T’__ s resurgence in popularity. miles. Prestige section of Including heat, stove, refriger- SPACIOUS Sollt 3 twin sire ^''ther information places, family room, attached hearfing, board members dis- and Power Co. ranges, automatic washer; 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD town. Call for details. of extra touches. Shadow Flute Grinders (hand) These slab ranches really of 6DC R)4 baths, 2 fireplaces, burglar Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Daniel Velazquez. 34. of 87 circuited the line in Miller Planers good condition, reasonable. place. Natural woodwork. ( parking. Call 643-1108, rooms each, one block from *’’the * area. hour week. Dietary Dept., RICH STONE Free loam. $14 649-4619. IVY Nicely maintained area. room, garage. Hayes Agency. alarm sy.stem plus much more. country living plus income. Ul- TaTcott" A ve" Rockville,' waia ar- Bank Appraised ' Warren E. Howland, Real- Main St., quality built Jiy Ros- Booth said Uiat there have Manchester Memorial Hospi five yards. Sand, gravel, stone Buckley School ■ tor. 646-0131. Call 643-2965. J. D. Realty Co., kitchen, elegant rested at 7 a.m. today and ALSO OPENINGS FOR: tal. Apply in person to Mr. setto. A wise investment tor ______643-5129. Suburban For Sale 75 bath, twin sized bedrooms, charged with operating a motor incidents of loss of fill, and manure. 643-9504. to assure a fast, fair sale is Gaudet. An equal opportunity MANOR $14,500. the shrewd buyer. Hayes HENRY ST. — 7 room home * large living rooms, 2-car at- vehicle without a license, service in the Wapping-South this six-room Colonial with area three-bedroom ranch. e a s t HARTFORD — Attrac Electricians employer. FREE WHEELS — Buy snow Large, sunny kitchen. Big, exceptionally Agency, 646-0131...... Windsor area in the last 14 NOTICE is a scarce price range. Six- 1% baths. Large, front to nice 4 room kitchen beautifully remodeled SKE Split on a country tive 5 room Ranch, breeze- tached garage, horse bam. Ex- According to police, Velaz- Tool Room Machinist tires, get new wheels free. No 175 EAST CENTER ST room Cape just off East big master bedroom. Full cel ■ apartment, fireplace, electric Sized lot, select residential months. He attributed two of J___ ^ ^ . AuIn rtucuiutuiceaccordance withwiLii theme re- back flreplaced living room, with all built-ins, dining room, way, 2-car garage, cellar, sew ceptionally well planned, top quez’s arrest followed a epm- Machine Trainees SALES AND Service - $130 per MANCHESTER Center Street. Immediate oc formal dining room. Master lar, fireplace, aluminum range, refrigerator, baseboard large living room, with beamed area, 3 bedrooms, 1)4 baths, quallty construction. Nicely sit- plaint of another nature. A rou- the - failures to trucks or cars Scrapers ® "months to quirements of the Zoning Regu- storms and screens.' A fine Houses f or Sale 72 ers,., large trees, bus, $18,600. week to start. Rapid advance pay.nav Cole's_rviiP'Q Discoun*r\icrr*/Mi«f station ■ o t» The Most Exciting — cupancy. Avanti! bedroom also front to back hot water heat, beautiful coun ceiling and fireplace, 3 bed 23 foot flreplaced living room, uated on nearly two acres, tine check by Patrolman Thom- hitting poles, two to lightning, lations of the Town of Man home priced right! Immedi Kutchins Agency, Realtors, ment. No experience neces- 643-5332, big, that is. Close to every try location, adults. 643-7056. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful rooms, and den or 4th bedroom, dining room, a spacious, well More land available up to 100 as Sheehan led to the charge three to falling limbs or wind. sarv Pnll An i no? — — ______vucslcichester,, iûiineciicui, Connecticut, tne the Zion- Zon "Home-Like" Apartments ate occupancy. 649-5324. Good Starting Pay Plus thing. Public or. parochial Ranch, large living room, for 1)4 baths, front and rear porch. cabineted kitchen, heated fam- acres. (Excellent for develop- Velazquez was released under yesterday’.s squirrel, twp 02^ 'for interview ‘ A^ÛMINUM Storm windows, Appeals will hold in Manchester! East Hartford schools. Well shrubbed yard. Ma n c h e s t e r — large, new, mal dining room, cabinet Many Employe Benefit* * «Q 1_A_i4_ J . a nilhhrpublic hearinghpai’incr nnon Monday,TWnnrlair 2 car garage, $23,500. Philbrick ®?® BOLTON-$13,500. 3-bedroom ment.) Shown . by - appointment, -- the...... new no-bail...... , program and Is e'’®*’'®®''®'' fuses, and one to $9.75 each, installed, Any size, 1 Bedroom Apt. $135 side of Manchester. Six- Early occupancy. 4 room apartment, one block kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea^ Agency, 649-8464. square feet of" quality built Ranch with big family room Uall Suzan.ne Shorts. 643-8886. scheduled to appear in Circuit Northeast blackout December 20, 1965, at 8 p.m. in room ranch in “Mr. Clean” 145 Avery Street rust proof, triple action, 3 in------— ------“ ...... 2 Bedroom Apt. $160 from Main St., small well con- tion room, landscaped yard. home tor, $23,500. Wolverton off kitchen, comer lot, nice Doris. McLallen, 529-6770. J. Court 12, Rockville, Dec. 28. APPLY ' sens, full tilt, guaranteed. Gill Room of the Mu- condition. Automatic kitch oon oori'T j _1__ niFlDal RlHlrlincr r\n tim A real value. Plastered structed building with a quiet Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, ONE BIXXJK from Main St., es- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. residential area. Will qualify Watson Beach & Oompany, School Menus Start the New Year Rigfht 2L-;•8607, dealer. nicipal Building on the follow Duplex ...... 3i7.r, en, natural woodwork. Ga Tremendous Ranch walls, double insulation, full tablished Personnel Department rage. 100x350’ lot. Country atmosphere. Hayes Agency, 643-5953. neighborhooir, 7>,4 i^ A N C H B ^ ^ tor VA minimum financing. T. Realtors, 622-2114. Skinner Road School: Monday, PubJic Records ing application: STATE HEAR (with 114 baths) attic and cellar. Bank ap 646-0131. rooms, 1)4 baths, 2 car garage, ™^^l h b s t e R Ranch, 5 Comer New Park and 'TAKE SOIL away the Blue Lus ING ALSO. atmosphere in town. Six and one-half rooms on J. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. ravioli, tossed salad, corn, ASSISTANT PARTS Rent includes everything praised. Texas owner wants SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 top condiUon, $16,900. Hayes x,.rooms, ^ 3 bedrooms, . handy - to ------BOLTON — South l!d. Six room Warrantee Deed Oakwood Aves. . tre way from carpets and up up, two rooms in cellar. Sell a sale yesterday! Your op Italian bread and butter; Tues MANAGER James M. Quinn, d.b.a. listed—NO EXTRAS! REAL BARGAIN — very pri bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. Agency, 646-0181. shopping, schwls, etc.^ ex- SOUTH WINDSOR 6 room Ranch, nicely landscaped % . . Alfred Reinhardt to Ruth O. We.st Hartford holstery. . Rent electric sham ing below professionally ap portunity! day, beef slew, com bread, but AAMCO Automatic Transmis Apartment Sites praised figure. vate, new luxurious 6 room Manon E. Robertson, Realtor. cellent value at $14,900. Phil modern Ranch, 3 bedrooms, acre, fireplace, storms, Reinhardt, property on Thayer pooer $1. Paul's Paint & Wall sions of Manchester, 182 West apartment, stove,, refrigerator, «43-5953. PORTER ST. area, immaculate brick Agency, 649-8464. family room, full basement, screens, excellent condition. ter, jelly sandwiches; Wednes Rd...... An Equal Opportunity Good Opportunity paper Supply. We have qualified buyers for day, hamburg on rolls, potato Middle Turnpike, Business Zone Frigidaire I H in local and area apartment dishwasher, disposal, garage, Colonial Cape, 6 rooms, center ^ rec room, $17,900. Bel Air Reduced to $16,900. 643-8598. Quitclaim Deeds Employer II. Special Exceptlfjn to have Closets Galore SPRING STREET — A custom MANCHESTER Better Pay muTf. pomrv'M I ------opci-iai m.ivcpuqn 10 nave All Electric sites. These are out of town 261 Box Mt. Drive jheat, hot water, partly fur- foyer, 1)4 baths, secluded yard, sticks, pickles; Thursday, oven- Laura A. Belfiore to William Q, Carpet cleaner General Repairers License, and Ranch by Ansaldi. , SIX big near .bus, shopping. Hutchins Ranch in'excellent ^condUtom ^®®^ °*3-9332. South Windsor fried chicken, mashed potato, KIII0 l.1iarV*A «c r x r x x x . . il__ ’ Kitchens ■ 1 3 1 investors with whom we in this Circa 1957 oversized .nlshed. Worth $300r;=-^will rent E. Belfiore, property at 431 Best Benefits Blue Lustre is easy on the in nearby Vernon offers a rooms, 1)4 baths, porch, ga In convenient location, and VERNON — Custom Certificate of Approval for Dishwasher, Disposal, have a personal rapport. Call Cape near Hebron Road in December 16 to April 16 ,for Agency, 649-6824. built 6 SPLIT-O-RAÎA peas, cranberry sauce, bread Main St. MEN FOR FTRST shift factory budget. Restores forgotten col same, at above location. 40-mile view to go with this rage, built-ins, vacant. Wooded ______priced In the $17,000 group. Built-In Oven, Hood, Fan, ,us for more information. Andover. Seven rooms. 2-car $150. Adults preferred. 742-8090. room L Ranch on 126x200 ^ Nestled among mamy tall and butter ‘Sandwiches; Friday, William E. Belfiore to Laura work. Mechanical experience ors. Rent electric shampooer, custom built ranch with garage. Suburban living at lot. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- MANCHESTER — 1963 Ranch Rooms are large, with fire In-Viestigate Now for 1966 All persons intereeted may Refrigerator - Freezer treed lot, bullt-ins, dishwash shade trees sits this nice tomato soup, vegetable soup, A. Belfiore, property at 365 preferred. Apply Eastern Boil- $1. Larsen’s Hardware. attend this hearing. many extra-value features. very moderate cost! 1677. with 2-car garage, kitchen place In living room, one car er, fireplace, 1)4 baths, car- Combination. Can’t describe this one — ly maintained 7 room Split tuna or egg sandwiches. Bever- Center St. ®r Co., 99 Loomis St.,'Manches See FRED FRIEJS Zoning Board of Appeals Vernon with complete built-ins, family garage, and other numerous port, convenient location, ex GIRL'S 24" bike with heavy you must see It. *'®"‘ ’ LAKEWOOD Grcie - Five bed- Level. 1)4 baths, built-lns, age and dessert are served with Building Permits ter. * John F. Clifford, 4 - bedroom 1964 Colonial room with fireplace. 3 bed features including r imable cellent neighborhood. Hanley duty balancers, $25. Girl’s Norman Hohenthol monthly. Call 643-0826. room Colonial with 1)4 baths, rec room M d garage are a each meal. To Alphonse Reale, demolU, Chairman Custom designed kitchen with 2 lavatories plus full rooms, 2 full baths, utility mortgage. Also have excellent Agency, 643-0030. BAKB3RS Helper wanted, full GEM CHEVROLET white figure ice skates, excel new kitchen, loaded with ex few of Its many features. Maple Street School: Monday, tion of garage at 160 (Charter John A. Cagianello, cabinets, air conditioner, bath! Automatic kitchen, Is really rolUng. Let’s keep 4)4 ROOMS, heat hot water, room, oil hot water heat, listing in East Hartford. For ______1132 Main St., Willlmantic lent condition, size 3, $3. 649- fireplace, natural woodwork. Pleote — $19,900. J. Gordon, 649- ravioli, green beans, cole slaw. Oak St., $50. time, apply, Bess Eaton Donut, Secretary individual thermostat con him busy! ‘ stove,. refrigerator, disposal, tras. Quality throughout. Im aluminum storms and screens, futher Information call Elsie TOLLAND — Executive Ranch 9529. Transferred owner has just Italian .bread; Tue.sday, meat To Grantmoor Homes, Inc., 150 Center St., Manche.ster. trol, sound proofed, large call us with your require parking included, nice loca- mediate occupancy. Sensibly good value, $25,900. Wolverton Meyer Agency, Realtors, 649- featuring 6 rooms plus den, UPHOLiSTERBR^—part -<* time, closets, private storage had time to add ajnenities priced at $31,600. T.J. Crockett, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 5524. loaf with tomato gravy, ma.sh- tor Frank Lewis, garage at 58 EXPERIENCED tractor trailor making this house a home. ments If you are home ■tion, $140. per month. 649- fireplace, 2-car garage, beau- BARROWS & WALLACE apply Watkins Brothers, 935 space. Incinerator, laun hunting. If it’s not presently WE 0308, 649-8989. Realtor, 643-1677. ed potatoes, corn, pickled beets; Essex St„ $1,000. drivers, wanted for steady Main St., Manchester. Truly a fine value. WEST SIDE!—2 family flat, 2 315 900 ''l®-.'^ overlooking lake. Manchester Parkade dry rooms, assigned park a'yallable, we’ll go out and ______, ___ . _ Immaculate' 6-room Asking $25,900. Colli & Wagîer, Manchester 649-5306 Wedne.sday, turkey in tgravy. To G. S, Fabrizi for Anthony work. Apply S & D Inc., 96 Hil ing space, ceramic bath find it for you. We have the f i v e ROQMS, second floor, EXECUTIVB Ranch, *7' new furnaces. 2 car garage. Cape, central location, I14 HAVE 643-9089, 875-3396. Open 8 :3 0 -9 Dally buttered rice, peas, cranberry Salamene, alterations to dwell- liard St., Manchester. rooms with glass shower Joe Lombardo quaint and somewhat old furnace, hot water, garage, zooms, modern kitchen with all^ new kitchen, good Investment, baths, flreplaced living room, ______sauce; Thursday, beef with '"S garage at 279 Hilliard doors, prewired telephone fashioned idea that hard OTHER 'adults preferred. 649-0482. bullt-ins, dining room, two fire- Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. formal dining room. Bel Air COLUMBIA — 16 acres of land 8 :3 0 -6 Sat. & Sun. WANTED is having an excellent year! ______gravy, buttered noodles, carrots, $2,050. PART-TIME fuel truck driver, outlets, heat, hot water, work is a desirable, salutary places, 2)4 baths, family room, ~ —~ ______Real Estate. 643-9332. almost level, about 1000 foot VERNON — Vacant 6 room OoT- sp'nach; Friday, Choice of 1’° D. Davidson for Nor- mornings, see Mr. Hill, Vernon Septic Tanks resident superintendent, Keep Joe on the Go! thing. (Our salbs prove it.) LISTINGS! ^ U R ROOM Apartment, 2 two car garage wooded lot, ROOM RANCH, full tiled MAN TO WORK IN lavishly decorated car frontage on Rt. 8. One 7 room\ onial featuring 3 bedrooms, tor- tomato soup or com chowder, Hohenthal, alterations to o n Company, Rt. 83, Venion. AND !up_ and 2 down, »11 burner fur $29,600. Pliilbrick Agency 649- bath, btrch cabinet*, on bus MANCHESTER — $3,100 as- house, very good condition, one dwelling at 141 Center St., $2,- peted entr.jmaes. llne, $14,900. Char-Bon Realty, sumes mortgage on this spa- mal dining room, 1)4 baths, choice of tuna fish, cheese, or ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT nace, near bus, available Janu 8464. tour room house, almost new. 000. WANTED — 2 part-time, serv ary 1. 649-3049. 643-0683. fireplace, walk - out hasement. Plugged Sewers clous 6 room Colonial, garage Bam and sheds. For appoint To Add-A-Level Dormer for ice station attendants, morn MUST BE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE • Model Apartment fur THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY CIRCA — 1784 white pillars,------and porch, quiet street, excel Only $18,900.. Colli & Wagnef, ings and evenings. Apply in nished by Watkins STVE ROOM apartment, sec- business zone, 3,500 square MANCHESTER — Colonial 6 ment call Burton Starkey Real 643-9088, 875-3396. Gustave Senkbeil, alterations to Machine Cleaned lent area. Hayes Agency, 648- tor, (tolumbia, 228-9243. Suburban For Sale dwelling at 117 Bucklapd St., - person. Gordon’s Atlantic Serv SELLING EXPERIENCE HELPFUljj • OPEN DAILY and pnd floor, brand new 2-famlly feet selling and storage, plus room, natural cabinet kitchen 0131. Septic Tanks, Dry Well*, REALTORS 643.5121 ®n Oak S t, call owner, 649- BOLTON — Near center, fire- $1,300. ice Inc. West Rd., Ellington, Sewer Lines .Installed— Cel SUNDAY, 1 to 5 (By 431 M A IN STREET lovely 8 room house. Hutchins etove refrigerator, fireplace. OVERSIZED Ranch, Bolton. SIX ROOM Ranch, ten minutes references required. APPLY IN PERSON appointment anirtlme— di843, between 6-11 p.m. Agency, 649-5324. placed 6 room Oape, larige lot, To George Tonskl, alterations lar Waterproofing Done. immediate occupancy. Leonard from Manchester, 3 bedrooms, to dwelling at 18 Wedgewood Call 643-7135). MEMBERS: MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS family room, large Uvjng room f>i. ggoo EXPERIENCED tool and gage SEE MR. THORP, ADVT. DIRECTOR QOOUPANCY December 16, 4 0)4 ROOM Reach — completely car garage, immacutote, im- Jalousie porch, garage, all this borhood larv* tnt Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. • On Bus Line, 2 Blocks MANCHESTER MULTIFILE LISTING SERVICE with fireplace, one car garage. To EM tem States Inc. for makers, and Bridgeport oper M cK i n n e y b r o s . duplM, $90, 43' Pioneer remodeled, 8 bedrooms, cer- Mpdlate occupancyoccupancy, $21,900. <>» «xtra laiê IJJooded lot. '®^’ wonderful to Schools, Ohurches, MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE for children. 616,900. Lappen VERNON — 3-bedroom split one acre yard ivlcely land- Ceoiige Tonskl, alterations to ators. Apply at E and 8 Gage Sewerage Disposal Co. l>«tween 7-8 p.m.t amlc baOi, fireplace, W$Mly for Hanley Agency, 643-0030. Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- iiattrhiîBtpr Ewmtm Sprald Bank, Shopping, Post NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BEAL ESTATE Agency, 649-6261, 649-8140. i®vel includes paneled family scaped, shade trees, $16,900. dw ellW aV 18*Wedirewo^'°^ Oompany, MltcheU Dr. 118 Pearl St. — 648-5308 Oflico and ijbrary . . or call Glastontniry. 685-5613. Occopancy. Wesley R. Smith 0469. , international t r a d e r s CLUB $1,900. DOWN. f ;h .A. Ap. room, 1)4 baths, fireplace, CaU 649-9180, $1,800, ' '* s?' * ..I ' -'-‘ -r Agency, 648-1667. BOLTON CENTER Ranch, 819.. ^n ish ed Apartmentt 6Â praised, immaculate Aanch. MANCHESTER — Six room laundry, dining room, kitchen • ; , To Louis Dascanio for R. F. ____ TWO - FAMILY flat, 6 rootns 600, one year old, excellent con 'if®' Oolonlal, plus porches M d Wanted— Real Estate 77 ' Paquette, tool shed at i i i Con- ROOMS and bath, all each ,8 bedrooms, prime diUon, full basement, one acre siorma ana Gcreens, brick - ______atAnn« Dr.. scaped 1)4 acre lot, swim- and garage, exceUent condition lot, bullt-ins. For further Infor- ^ , ------stance Dr„ 1126.^ *' btiUtles, j]ne or two adults, sido oast ei

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...... " V ' 1 >11 I ■ I'l I I -nil I I ii'ii ■Ail'i ’f,-I’liiti If tljt. i ’W j l Ofoatr nad Mianchester Rod and Gun Mlsa Karol B. KnooM, daugh cMtooid _____ , A » Q i | t T o ^ Club will have its quarterly ter of Mr. and Mm. George meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at Knoeaa of 37 Autumn St., has Pay Hike^ Addeid Benefits Oompliilats relating to g«r- mflddr wttR' the clubhouse on Daley Rd., been named to the dean’s high >Uge and reh«e service continue low. Ugh SOrfIS. J Coventry. honor Hat for the first quarter C ity o f VIOmgm C h t ^ t» run with only 27 report- Given VAC Sfdaried Hdp low, of the acadeniic year at North i d tor the week ending last The Rev. John D. Hughes, VOL.LXXXV,N0.6L (TWISLVE PAGBS^W SBCTION) ampton Commercial College. Pay Increaaea of three per before the pR>poi;ed revlstons MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1965 (OtaMiifMI AdvwtWnc «> PlQi S) Saturday, o t the total, 21 were senior assistant of St. Mery’s PRICE SEVEN C E ^ cent and a seriea erf improve- con take effect, they must be tor skips, three were tor cans Episcopal Church, will conduct Manchester Community Play not returned to back yards, and menta In fringe benefits for sal approved by the Internal Reve^- HEADQUARTERS a radio program Sunday from ers will meet tomorrow at 8:30 nue Service and the corpora three were tor miscellaneous 8:16 to 8:30 a.m. on radio sta p.m. at the home pf Mr. and aried employes of United Air reasons. tion’s stockholders. tion WINF. The service is Mrs. Robert Munson, 1 Riga craft Corporation . were an sponsored by the l^nchester Lane, Bolton. The cast for Tl^ turkey payments the com nounced ^bday by' William P. pany is making this month, in . Manchester Garden Club will Ministers Association. "Everyone Loves Opal,” the 2i^nn, president. an amount approaching $6,0Q0,- • ELECTRIC have Its December meeting and winter production, will be an He also reported that the com 000, represent a tradition that Gemini Sisterships Near Christmas supper Monday at nounced. ’There will be a Christ VFW Auxiliary will have its dates back to the founding year 6:30 pjn. at the home o( Mrs. mas party after the meeting. pany is distributing nearly $5,- annual Christmas party Tues of Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. The t Robert H. Smith, 131 Hartford day at the post home. A roast Members are reminded to bring 000,000 in ‘.'turkey payments” to • CALENDAR grab bag gifts. Members are its employes this holiday season. piaymento are based on employ Rd. Those attending are re beef dinner will be served at es’ length of sendee. minded to use the Hartford Rd. 6:30 p.m. There will be a brief reminded to pay dues at this The salary increases take ef entrance. This will be marked business meeting after dinner time or names will be removed fect Dec. 16. Each of the original 26 em • SELF-WINDING and is the first drive east of and an exchange of gifUs. Res from the mailing list. Dues may Broader insurance coverage, ployes of Pratt A Whitney Alr- Pilgrim Mills. ervations close tomorrow and be sent to Mrs. Mary Gaudet, libralized retirement provi cr-ut was given a turkey after Space Rendezvous may be made with Mrs. Ger 42 Gerard St. sions, and Irrtproved holiday the first Wasp engine had been trude Buchanan, 175 Woodland Temple Spealc^r and vacation schedules are assembled and. prepared for its Initial test run late on Christ St. or Mrs. Elia Brimble, 26 St. Christopher Mothers Cir The Rev. Eidward H. Flan .among the other employe bene [PRESCMPTIOIISI Cumberland. cle will hold its Chri.stmas party fits being provided by the cor mas Eve In 1926. The tradition State News on Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the nery, editor of the -Rhode Is poration. is carried on today with the distribution of cash ^payments Downtown Past Noble Grands of Sunset home of Mrs. Robert Kieman, land diocesan weekly, ‘‘The United Aircraft has on its pay Endurance instead of holiday birds. 1 Rebekah Lodge will meet, elect 51 Goodwin St. Providence Visitor,’’ will be the roll approjflmately 70,000 em Voting Bill ‘The payments ahd other bene officers and have . a Christmas guest speaker at a Joint meet ployes, about '30,000 of them are Billiards fits are going to employes of Mark Due party Monday at 8 p.m. at the salaried. More th ^ 60,000 per 68 Cottage St., cor. of Oak ing of the Sisterhood of Temple Pratt A Whitney Aircraft, Ham home of Mrs, Robert Ann- sons work tor the’ -corporation AT THE PARKADE ^ WEST MIDDLE tPKE. Is Endorsed Hubbard Heads Beth Sholom, B’nai B’rith, Ha- ilton Standard, Sikorsky Air Ample Free Parking!. strong, 64 Hemlock St. Mrs. in Connecticut. Tom oirow da.ssah and the Mr. and Mrs. craft, Norden, United Technol Henry Starkweather is chair A ninth paid holiday - k the WE SAVE YOU MONEY Master’s Club Club on Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. ogy Center, Vector, United Air By Dempsey Now Open on man of a refreshment commit Friday after ‘Thanksgiving Day SPACE CENTER, Hous^ at the temple. He will speak of craft Corporate Systems Cen tee. Members are reminded to — will be added starting next ton, Tex. (AP) — After a Harold V. Hubbard of 50 the new era of Jewi.sh-Christian ter, United Aircraft Research HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John Our Regular bring gifts for secret pals and a year. Cimbridge St. last night was relations and' of probes for fur Laboratories, and United Air;, N. Dempsey has endorsed a night of fitful sleep in- a grab bag. For the first time, four-week Winter Schedule elected president of the Master’s ther advances in the Jewish- craft International, Inc. proposal that tlie legislature act cold, tumbling spacecraft, Club of Friendship Lodge of Cliristian dialogue. vacations with pay will be given on e bill Monday which would the Gemini 7 pilots flew on Boilerman Fireman Walter G. Masons. He succeeds Joseph P. In his capacity as editor. Fa to efnployes with 20 or more permit persons who have moved ■— including — Parker Jr., U.S. Navy, son of today toward a world space Vollrath. ther Flannery has been involved years’ continuous service. from one Connecticut town to Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Parker ‘Three-week paid vacations will endurance record and the The meeting, held at Pellin’s in many controversies on such another to vote in the ‘Tuesday SUNDAYS Sr. of 10 Coleman Rd., has de historic rendezvous with was the first annual meeting of subjects as integrated housing, go to employes with 10 years’ referendum. parted Norfolk, Va., aboard the When^ you think of The driver of the station wagon, Joseph A. Armentano, was killed in a crash another orbiting ship. the club. false mysticism, anli-lntellectu- service, instead of 12 as at pres The referendum, which asks and attack aircraft carrier USS ent. last night on W. Middle Tpke. James Morin, who was driving the convertible The temperature ta the cabin Other officers to serve with alisni and ultra-conservatism. GIFTS (for> yourself voiters to accept or reject pro America for her first deplo.v- (foreground), is in critical condition with head injuries. Ronald Rutherford, dropped 20 degrees during tha HOLIDAYS! Hubbard are Wayne Anderson, He believes that the root of our Gwinn said the company is or others) think of posed constitutional changes. Is ment with the Sixth Fleet in adding a new coverage to its driver of the third car, was uninjured. (Photo by Burkamp) legally classified as a series of night, astronaut Frank Borman vice president; Harry Jack.son, society’s trouble lies in the mod reported. the Meditteranean. group insurance program for local elections all taking place secretary; and David Nichols, em depreciation of Intelligence Borman had taken off Ua trea.surer, and charity. employes and is broadening at the same time, and there some forms of protection al fore the six-month residency re spacesult and was flying ta hia Hubbard is also junior ward Educated in Paris, the guest underwear when the sharp drop ready offered under the group quirement that governs local en-elect of Friendship Lodge. speaker is a translator of Mari- Joseph A. Armentano Dies program. elections must be observed. came. He put on two lightwelgM Ajppropriate remarks on the tain and Mauriac. He is also flight suits, his own and that of the author of the recently pub Unite-d Aircraft Is also pro 064 Mair St., Manchester The General Assembly will be occasion of the club’s first an posing a number of “ substantial asked at the one - day special his copilot, James A. Lovell Jr., niversary meeting were made lished ‘"The Anguish of the • Open 6 Days 0 to 9 • to protect himself from the coUL Jews” in which he expresses his improvements” in its retire session to approve a measure by Charter Master Christopher ment income plans. However, As Result o f 3-Car Crash which woixld permit voters who Asked if he had put on tha belief that anti-Semitism is the W. Totten and Master-elect have recently moved to return suits before the start 'o f tha chief stumbling block separat night’s sleep period, Borman John L. VonDeck Jr. to their former tov/ns to cast ing Christians and Jews. Joseph A. Armentano, drove into the back of the V, late Joseph and Rosina Bonato said he did it during the Unto for a color TV? ballots in the referendum. Father Flannery is a member 86, of 41 Crestwood Dr., striking both cars. Armentano. A resident of Man- reserved for sleep. WEAPONS FOUND of the Judeo-Christian Institute was fatally injured in a Police believe the second im-,u:hester for nine years, he was "Did the tumbling of tha Fresh From Cooler GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES Enfield (AP) — A 26-year-old of Seton Hall University of the' APPLES ^1.00 pact was sljght. employed as a chemical engln- spacecraft have anything to. do three-car accident late yes ThompsonvUle man was arrest SEYMOUR National Conference of Chris FIRST O’ SEASON: Armentano was crushed by eer at Combustion Engineering, with your lack of sleep?" tha LOANkvnn OF ur terday which caused seri ed Friday after having been tians and Jews (NCCJ). He has Macs, Red - Golden Delicious, Baldwins, Northern Spjrs, (perywr) Uimntht MmoritHt 1 the wheel of his car. He died Windsor. astronaut was asked. ous injury to two other sought for three weeks for ques- AUTO STORES specialized on intergroup rela Winesaps, Cortlands and McGowan. at Manchester Memorial Hos- He was a Korean War vet- "No,” he replied. "We didp’t $ 300 $18 $ 25 $12<$0 1 persons. Uontag in connecUon witu u.ie Associated Press artist John Colton made this drawing of Gemini 6, right, 681 MAIN STREET tions and has been the recipient Extra Large, Sunkist Navel Oranges pital a couple of hours after eran, serving in the Air Force, know we were tumbling unUl wa 600 36 50 25 1 One of them, Jaimes F. Mar armed robbery of a New Haven moving into space for its rendezvous tomorrow with Gemini 7. now orbitinir of the National Brotherhood Tangerines, Tangelos, Red - White - Blue Grapes, Casaba and was discharged as a lieu- woke up.” OPEN TONIGHT 900 54 75 37.50 1 ta, 27, .of East Hartford, is in cleaning establishment last the earth. (AP Photofax) Award of the NCCJ. Father - Persian Melons, Pink - White Indian River Grapefruit, tenant. He ,yas a member of The pilots stopped the emir GIRL SCOUT TROOP 1 1,200 72 100 50 1 orltloal condition at St. Pram- Moriarty’s service station and month. Flannery has also served as as Dates, Figs, Pineapples, Avocados, Bose - D’Anjou Pears; the Manchester Lodge of Elks over-end tumbling of the spoco- ALSO: Belgium Endive, Cherry Tomatoes, Boston Lettuce, cls Hospital, Hartford, where EWward Smith was arrested ANNUAL sistant national director of “ The LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED 1 all three have been impoimded craft by use of their atutuda Green - Yellow Squash, Corn on Cob, Beets, Leeks, Broc he underwenit brain surgery Survivors Include his wife, at his home on ThompsonvUle Christophers” for six years. by police. control jets. coli, Native Squash, Chinese Cabbage, Peas, and Frying last night. 'The other, Eldward Mrs. Doris Slnsigalll Armen Road and charged with carry The Sisterhood will serve as THE CONMECTICUT BANK First aid was given at the Mission control experta GIFT WALLETS Peppers. Kuezynski, 35, of 110 Walnut tano; two sons, Michael Armen ing a concealed weapon in a Daily Climb CHRISTMAS TREE SALE ho.stesses for the meeting which AMD TRUST COMPAMY scene by Patrolmen Richard Viet Orphans Get theorized the . tumbling WM Leather Cauliflower ...... head 29c St., a passenger In Armentano‘a tano and Steven.,Armentano, and is open to husbands and friends Lewis and Frederick McDonald WASHING’rON (AP) — caused by expulsion outside tha Bananas ...... 2 lbs. 25c 16 No. Main Street 893 Main St. âr, is in satisfactory condition a daughter, jlichalle Armen- (See Page lliree) Travel Cases of members. Mrs. Lewis Segal Manchester Parkade of the East Hartford Police De Gustav A. Hergert, 75, says cabin of condensed water from BROAD S^ EET — Next to Tire City Mac Apples, 6-7 lb. bag avg...... 59c at Manchester Memorial Hos tano,»,aH at home; three broth is chairman of the event. partment. Sgt. Robert D. Lan- his almost daily ascents and the spacesuit cooling systems. ARTHUR Ice Cream— Premium ...... i/j gal. 89c pital where he was axlmitted j V ers, rfViiuxonyAnthony ArTncnLcinoArmentano OIof DRUG descents of the Washington ‘This would exert an influence on STARTS SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11 to special care for treatment M a n c & f Hartford, Nicholas Armentano Ten-Ton ^Present Monument’s 898 steps keep the ship’s movements much Ukl “Here’s Where You Meet Your Neighbors and Friends!” of fractured ribs and ctovide Flood ‘All Clear’ ment are Investigating. 7 ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ten —all that is except cement for him fit as the proverbial fid that of the attitude control Jets. MMAR MANCHBSnR CKNTKR T T Z ^ and multiple lacerations. tons of cement may not sound WIN A DIAMOND CA^ PARKINS . ^ y___ / It w asjte tovi’a fifth.high- Tham es the floors. • dle. 'The tumbling then led to Ronald Rutherford, 31, of 18 way fatality of the ye^ . ^ i "very—appropriate for a Christ Askren, a helicopter pilot, He says he has done It temperature drop, because the 1 CARAT RING mas gift, but it is going to make Oomell St., driver of one of the Armentano was born in Hart- Theodore mentioned this In a letter to his 998 times. He goes today for sun’s rays at times were strik JUST CO.ME IN: Drops in London a group of Vietnamese orphans PERO cars Involved, escaped injury. ford July 20, 1929, a son of the (See Page Three) father, James Sr., In Bellefon- 999. ing areas of the spacecraft THE BEST GRINDERS IN TOWN COME FROM ■ ■■ ■ m Producer' and their American soldier bene talne, Ohio. TREASURE SHOPPE Armentano was the brother LONDON (AP) — Officials 'T il do It 2,000 times If which did not absorb the heat. o f two Superior Court judges, factors mighty happy. That was all the senior Askren MANCHESTER PARKADE 276 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS • 643-6384 ■Mandic^tcH LUMBRgi were relieved to see a flood my strength holds out,” Her Bearded and slightly hoarse, Nicholas and Anthony Armen alert canceled early today after The unlikely gift leaves here needed. He contacted some fel gert vows. He says It takes but still remarkable good- tano. gales and higih tides tlireaitened day with a trainload of other low businessmen who guarantee him about 18 minutes to go natured, Air Force Lt. CJol. Bor Police were attempting today to push the River Thames over Christmas gifts tor U.S. fighting to put up the money needed to up and about 12 to 15 min man and Navy Cmdr. Lovell to question Morin for further U.S. Marines Sent its banks. men in Viet Nam and the Viet buy the cement. Then they con utes to come down the 555- were scheduled to reach th# tacted the Southwestern Cement information on the crash which The all-clear was given In Lon namese people—and here is how foot-plus obelisk. It keeps midpoint of their long flight it all came about. Co. of Fairborn, near Dayton, GRINDER KMG oocurred shortly after 5 p.m. don when the morning high tide him In shape for his fli-st about 11:16 a.m. EST. which agreed to provide the ce on W. Middle ‘Tpke. just east Into Da Nang Battle fell short of Friday’s high water Warrant Officer Jim Askren’s love— hiking, he says. Gemini 7 entered Mb 103rd WHERE IS IT? ment at cost—31 a bag. Two hun of the Bast Hartford Town mark. Hundreds of police were 155th Helipopter Company came He also swims a mile a orbit at 9:47 a.m. SEE OUR SAIGON, S. Viet Nam (AP) dred bags were needed. OPEN Line. Savage fighting developed in stationed along the banta to across a Vietnamese orphanage day at the 'YMCA when the Sunday is the big day. Gemini 176 SPRUCE STREET ACROSS FROM COLONIAL APTS. Police were able to piece to •—Helicopters dropped two more the Mekong delta 35 miles south consisting basically of thatch Getting It to Viet Nam was the water in the indoor pool is 7 breaks the world’s ^>ace en STOCK OF give warning If the water surged next problem. ‘Then the group gether this explanation of the companies of U.S. Marines today west of Saigon. Several battal over. huts with mud floors somewhere not too cold. When it is, he durance record, and the United NEXT TO POLY-CLEAN CENTER into the four-day battle that has found out about the Junior accident: ions of South Vietnamese troops ‘The Thames at Westminster near Saigon. They decided to limits himself to half a mile. States makes its adventurous COMPLETE Chamber of Commerce drive to TONIGHT Armentano was headed east. pitted several thousands leather penetrated a Viet Cong hornets’ adopt the kids and fix up t|te or attempt to have two spacecraft reached its highest level in 31 fill the Christmas train for Viet Morin was headed west and necks and Vietnames troops nest and touched off a heavy phanage. ‘That was seVeral rendezvous and fly formation In ^ UNIFORMS years Friday, climbing to with Nam. Problem solved! LOOK M A!...... TWO HANDS! swerved into the easrtbound against a hard-core Viet Cong gunflght that continued through in 6 inches of the top of the par weeks ago. space, perhaps only inches UNTIL lane. Armentano pulled to the regiment south of Da Nang. the afternoon. Lumbers was plentiful In the Because of the problems In- Hotels Emptied apart. apet fringing the House of Com \mlved in getting the cement right, but the left front of his The American newcomers de A U.S. military spokesman mons terrace. jqngles and they webe able to get Nothing appeared to rtand ta from Fairborn to the state fair car was hit by the left front of ployed south of the main forces said the government force was all the other materials they After Snowfall the way of a 9:64 a.m. blastoff grounds here, from where the Morin’s. Both cars then swung as a blocking element while the (See Page Three) needed through Army channels 9 P.M. lashed by 50-caliber machine MILAN, Italy (AP) — Part of of Gemini 6 from Cape Kmine- around to form a V, with the others probed cautiously for gun and 57mm recoilles rifle (See Page Three) an Alpine winter resort was dy, Fla., Sunday. point of the V facing east. points at which to deliver the fire. SATURDAY evacuated today for fear of Launch teams busily readied Rutherford, who had been driv hammer blows. Contact was re TO 5:30 A religious crisis threatened avalanches as new snowfall the mighty Titan 2 rocket that ing east behind Armentano, ported to be light, but constant. complications at Da Nang, the blanketed north Italy and storms will boost astronauts Walter M. big air base 380 miles northeast Watts Plans lashed the coast. ’rhree""persons Schirra Jr. a Navy captain, and Practical and Useful of Saigon. Vietnamese Buddhists were feared drowned. Thomas P. Stafford, an Air charged that a U.S. Marine had Force major, onto a 100,000-mlla Gifts for the home and family. At Cervlnla 300 persons were Great Society Curb? beheaded a golden Buddha and Big Parade evacuated from several hotels chase after Gemini 7. Enougli scattered sacred ornaments and and chalets after a heavy snow fuel to boil out 430,000 pounds of ECONOMY artifacts in the Khue Bac pagoda fall on th'e Matterhorn. thrust will be pumped Into the Polyethelene there Dec. 8. For Itself Deep epow covered the ‘Trieste towering launch vehicle tonight. The Gemini 6 spacehunters, GOMDINATION F ill Will Become U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot '■LOS ANGELES (AP) — Watts and Udine areas. Ideal far Lodge is known to have told the The Ligurian coast was bat mission control and the world —^hub of bloody riots last Aug DOOR Buddhist hierarchy he will look tered by waves which smashed wide tracking network piictlced Christmas Into the matter immediately and ust and object of a sober po^ small boats and damaged beach <»untll late Friday night orbital maneuvers thftt will carry 2'8" I *■»" Displays New U.S. Bomber all damage will be repaired with mortem ever since— is throwing installations. Schirra and Stafford nose to U.S. money, regardless of wheth Itself a Christmas parade. Its At some places along the 2 ’ x 8 ’ WASHINGTON (AP) — Preal- Hanoi, Peking and Moscow, er Americans were Involved. Italian Riviera waves crashed nose with the Gemini 7 crew. dent Jofinson and Secretary of theme, in a community that has however, were not the only tar in'over the costal Aurelina high Dubbed ' “The .Spirit of ‘76,’* $ o n . 9 3 1” T hick Defense Robert S. McNamana Buddhists make up the major known nightmare. Is "A Child’s gets of disclosures Friday that way and halted, traffic. the dual flight casta a plot of tha plan to wave a 31.75-bllUon ity of Viet Nam’s people and to Dream.” • 1 . 7 6 civilian programs — even those The storms struck as far south hunter and the himted, with wand and change F ill fighters them the decapitation of a Bud Today, with flags flying, bands Johnson pushed through Con as Sicily. 2- Thick , 3 ^ 2 Into F B lll atraitegic bombers. gress this year — ■«rill be cur dha Is equivalent to desecratlcSi blaring and spangled . beauties (See Page Three) Intended to comprise a 210-plane tailed because of spiraling costs of a cross In a Christian church. waving to the crowd, the pa fleet by 1971, the plane actually of the Viert Nam war. Reports reaching Saigon from rade will parallel'some of the worst ruins from the Incredibly Life Size will be only a variant of the Obviously, Johnson wanted theêlta fight suggested the gov F ill all-purpose tactical fight ernment troops flushed a hard devastating riot that claimed 34 ers now in production tor the (See Page Three) core Viet Cong battalion, one of fives and cost $40 million In Selma Strife Seen SANTA Na'vy and Air BVxrce. the outfits which has been in the property destruction and dam CHISELS But ttte defense boss told field a long time. age. newsmen they would be able to This in the kind of Viet Cong At first blush, the parade After Ac(juittal of 3 ’ HAMMERS fly to a target twice as fast and Hunger Strike force that has plagued and bat might seem a brassy mockery $ to its grim surroundings. 5.95 with about the same range as tered government troops and SELMA, Ala. (AP) — The “ I feel there is a definito need U.S. Marines tor more than Not so, say Its planners. the latest models of the edght- Protests Limits Mquittal of three white men tor federal legislation to im LEVELS Jet, subsonic B62s which they three'days 360 miles to the north “ Of all years, this is the year to have a parade," says Edna charged with the civil rights prove the laws covering tha win replace. Placed on Priests in the paddy fields inland from klUing of a white Boston minis Aliewine, chairman of Watts’ murder of civil rights woriceni He said the B'Blll wi'U be able the South China Sea coast. ter left Selma faced today with J-lolidayOînts^dPof Girl Scouts ' s q u a r e s MANCHESTBIR, N. H. (AP.)— new Commimity Beautiful volun In the South," King said. SATURDAY SPECIAL to carry a load of 60 convention Marines, continuing the battle the threat of renewed raciftl HAND SAWS A young womcui protesting wjiiat teer group. ’The Rev. James J. Reeb, a jl^ al bombs, each weighing 760 with troops from shore bases atrlfe. from she called limitations placed bn “ There are still the children," year-old Unitariem mlnistoni DRILLS pounds — about the same as and from the carrier Valley A spokesman tor Dr. Martin GIANT outspoken priests was In the iflie says, “ and this parade is to and father of tour children, worn B62s now carry — or deliver Forge, had rough gping under lAither King Jr. said the ver second day of a hunger strike show them there is still some waylayed along with two oltier nuclear weapons. But it wiLU heavy attack Friday night but dicts reutmed by an all-whUe today at St. Joeeph’s Roman thing good here, some reoepp white clergymen the night ..of HAM GRINDER Brighten her Christmas with this festive tree of gifts. Chain link gold- B in s have “ greeter penetrating abiU- reported today that the Viet Jury after 96 minutes delibera- CaithoUc Church. for hope ahd tor pride ta last March 9 on a street corner n f charm 90c; sparkling simulated emprald ring, lOK ty and military ettootlveneae,” Oorig were evtaling an open con Uon Friday probably will touch with ROASTED PEPPERS, TOMATOES, KatWe A. Sullivan, 28, a <3ath- W'atts.” one block from Selma’s gold-filled. Half sizes 4-9 2.20; sterling silver and blue enamel cadette be said. frontation with Uie multibattal off an increase ta demonstra PROVOLONE CHEESE and LE’TTUCE ON RULERS oMce pacifist from New York “We decided,’’ says parade thoroughfare. Broad Street. ring sizes 4-8 1.50; Brownie ring in silver, adjustable, 75c; gold plate The progra^ which he said ion Americans. tions, “ especiaUy in Setaia." FRESH 18” BREAD. City, began her strike at 11:16 coordinator Robert Smith, “ we The Boeton olergymem, Johnson approved at the meet Moving up ^ m the south to “ The (Negro) people of Sebna double face locket with chain, 1.00; Brownie \locket with chain 95c- a.m. Friday and remained In wantad to do something to show had come to Alabama to Joiii CASH a CARRY ing shows "no plans to ellmi- ward the government forces, are pretty upset about this,” the regulation jack knives. Girl Scout, 2.25; Brownie, 85c; manicui^ kit! the church when It dosed at everyone what Watts really is the struggle tor Negro vofint ALL O l’HER GIANT GRINDERS .AVAILABLE INCLUDING CENOA . nate strategic bombers from the the Marines ntade only light Rev. Andrew Young, executive 8:80 p.m. and who we are—that there is rights, was dubbed to jfaa holiday exciting hints for a merry force,*’ McNamara deorged with f i n b d o g ^ Columbus, Ohio, family. She’s looking forward to sible for it probably will be ac- CLOSED MONDAYS ■on’a public warning 'Thureday Students Organization. She said tem 10 feet underground. The of them Negro — volunteered to murder were a 42-year-oid nKvw she is a 1964 g r a d u ^ of the an especi^y\ happy hediday because this year she toot the bins for their own cos quMted." that he wlH order “ other hard tunnels, disguised by tented In New Yorit, King aaU be elty company mamger, Btmi* PHONE ORDERS — TELEPHONE 643-1370 •tepa’’ in Viet Norn U aU pn>o- Odlege cf New Rochelle, N. Y. doors and bamboo constructions gets to trim the Christm^ tree (the other kind). tumes, BonXn or what-not. L. Cook; on auto meobaaic, Nh^ A long list ot iwbUc lumtaor- had acbedulod a meeUng Mon poda tor pooca prove futUo. (8oa Poga Ttam) P.S. 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