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Trent Your Hoppy Holiday Family to A ■. 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<OL will meet Idas Blizabetli Tow4e nf 9M it Tow n ^ Sprii^leld, Mass., formerly aUonof Medical AsslstanU will AuxHlary have been invHed to tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Green Rd. wUlbe a featured so- Masters Club of Friend- ’’ “ I* its annual Christmas a Joint installaUon of Hock* Orange Hall. The loyal arch lotot in the annual chonU oon- iiMEWf IMljr Nit Prtn Ran n e tke Wedt ffJwA"TSVAf> S ,.i T E S T S ’ .“?m P«n.l. d.|„« wm b. c« «, >««, «». •t the emplilied. RefreshmenU will be cacole on Sunday at 3/ p.m. in ' DeaMBher A, 1B«S served. Jorgensen Auditorium,' Univer­ The Weathfr Es„r3s,rtf.HT r “"g.CuS:'r 'zrt “ _ sity of OonneoUcut. A mesno- Fair, a little' coder d al time at 6:30. Dinner wUl be **®*"^®” reminded The Rev. John E. Post, Die- Seaman ApprenUce Peter H. sopranb, ehe will sing during a 14,570 low 30-35; iacreaefng tdfflidiiieaB *•----- - -------- *^**''*^^® ** bring their Christmas gifts, trict superintendent- of the Hansen, ,U.S. Coast Guard, son iarved at 7:30. performance of Antonio Vi­ tomorrow, high 40-48. former Phyllis Frankenberger Methodist Church, will conduct of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer S. Han­ valdi’s festive Baroque work, oi ManchMter. They have a son, Charles Austin Joy of 56 a service on Sunday from 6:40 sen of 206 Vernon St. is at- BINGO ■ City o f Village Charm There will b* ponfA«!nr.« They have a son, Charles Austin Joy of 56 a service on Su “Gloria.” Admission le free. P. A. C. BAUROOH if Walker St. has been initiated to 6:66 a.m. at Manchester Me- tending the three-month Yeo­ VOL. LXXXV, NO. 60 (THIRTY TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Tfational Catholic Church on ■« J“ » >" “ • •P«"8 - PI D .1U Phi, . „ U o n .l HospitalH o.»tu chapel. The man School at the Coast Guard 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1965 (OiaaBlfM AOvertiaiiif on Page $8 ) honorary French fraternity, at services are sponsored by the Training Center, Groton. PRICE SEVEN CENTS Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Marine Second lA. James O. church. the College of William and Manchester Council of Cburch- FOR EVERY MONDAY-8 P.M. Davie, son of Mr. and Mre. Edi­ Mary, Williamsburg, Va., where es. Women’s Auxiliary of the son O. Davis of 225 Mountain he is a senior majoring in ------ Italian American Club will have Rd., has completed the six- French. The Manchester Power Squad- a Christmas party Saturday at Cosmetics Rustlers? WIN A DIAMOND month officers basic course at — ron will meet tomorrow at 6 6:30 p.m. at the clubhouse oh 7 Fliers Marine Corps Schools, Quanti- Gemini The Rev. Robert J. Shoff of p.m. at the Italian American Eldridge St. A buffet will be rrs NEW MILFORD (AP)— 1 CARAT RING co, Va. the Church of the Nazarene will Club, Eldridge Stf The Ensign- served. There will be entertain- ■nus Western Connecticut LB J Calls T op Ad JUST COME IN: preach on Sunday from 8:15 to ettes will serve as hostesses for ment after supper. Members are town has served as the set­ Manchester Squadron,- Civil 8:30 a.m. on radio station the Christmas Party. Members reminded to bring grab bag Liggefts ting for a classic Western TREASURE SHOPPE Air Patrol, will have an open WINF. The services are spon- are reminded to bring a Christ- gifts. C a r a v e l l e * crime: (Jattle rustling. MANCHESTER PARKADE house tonight at 8 at the Man- sored by the Manchester Minis- mas - wrapped white elephant ____ At The Parkade A wait Rendezvous Police said ’Thursday that Chester Aimory. ters Association. gift. The Manchester Area Alum­ MANCHESTER is made like an ' MANNED SPACE CEN­ sometime late Wednesday nae Club of Pi Beta Phi, a mem­ TER, Houston, Tex. (AP) night or early Thursday ber of the National Panhellenic —^With ' instructions from morning someone stole a T o New Viet W a r T a lk s Congress, will meet Monday at expensive watch. 250-pound registered Hol­ 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James A. Lovell Jr.’s 12- stein calf from a bam at Roger A. Woodbury of 26 Nye year-old daughter to hurry Relmer Ridge Farm. St. Mrs. Edward M. Weiss, home for Christmas, the AN INVITATION ways and means chairman, will Gemini 7 astronauts sailed conduct a handicraft sale of through their sixth day in ^Hard Steps’ Christmas itemi after the meet­ space today while Gemini 6 Ailing Ship ing. Refreshments will be served was readied to blast off in by Mrs. Hems Bensche and Mrs. pursuit on Sunday. Hinted at TO MEN ONLY! Elverett J. Clark. The event is Moves Under Lovell and his epace partner, open to area Pi Phis. Frank Borman, remained In AN EVENING OF FELLOWSHIP ... In Future excellent spirits and physical Own Power The Manchester Philatelist condition as their cramped Society will have a Christmas JOHNSON CITY, Tex. Yet it’s only $10.95; spacecraft soared on well past LONDON (AP) — 'The crip­ TOMORROW— 8:00 P.M. party on Tuesday at 7 p.ln. at Most Powerful Way Ever the two-mllUon-mile mark of pled Greek freighter Oostantls (AP) — President Johnson Mott’s Community Hall. Mem­ That's because Bulova waited years until their planned M-day Journey. was reported heading under her call top Pentagon leaders bers are reminded to bring a to Say “Happy Holiday,” they could make a good $10.95 watch. own power today for a rendez­ — including the Joint Chiefis HEAR: philatelic gift for the grab One with a Jeweled-lever movement, All Gemini 7 systems clicked with Popular Brand with precision as the craft con­ vous wdith a tugboat after a of staff — to his Texas Mr. Ulric Jelinck, outstanding Christian layman, Chief bag. Mrs. Evelyn Dickson is in unbreakable mainspring, precision fitted tinued to perform better than night of drifting awash in stor­ ranch today for yet another charge of refreshments. parts. A watch that’s shock-resistant my seas. of materials research for U. S. Guided Missle Program, WINES and LIQUORS any previous manned ship orbit­ conference on how to wage scientist, world traveler, author, educator. and waterproof*, too. The result Is Cub Scouts of Pack 53 bowled the Caravelle by Bulova. A very ed by the United States. Rescuers found the body of and finance the Viet Nam from Our Gay PACK­ one of three crew members who war. ENJOY GROUP SINGING. Saturday at Holiday Lanes. Top expensive watch for only $10.95. National Aeronautics and scorers were Timothy Moriarty, AGED GOODS Display! Space Administration officials went overboard when gale-driv­ The importance of the current en 40-foot waves battered the 93, first; Stephen Anderson, 77, C A R A V E L > L » E Division of Bulova decided ’Thursday that Gemini 6 round of presidential meetings SPECIAL MUSIC and REFRESHMENTS ship about 300 miles southweet second, and Kevin Perzanowskl, Phone 643-4136. preparations were proceeding was underscored Thursday of Ireland. Another crewman 73, third. so smoothly at Cape Kennedy when Johnson said current mili­ Spensorod by the Men of Hie: was picked up alive. The third tary strategy will give way to that Navy Capt. Walter M. is missing. Manchester YWCA will spon­ Schlrra Jr. and Air Force MaJ. “other hard steps” if a search Q UIIVISJ-S The 7,200-ton freighter, escort­ sor a duplicate bridge game to­ r > H A R I V 1 ACY Thomas P. Stafford could start for peace fails. He did not speci­ morrow at 8 p.m. in the base­ ed by three ships, was expected fy what the other steps might TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH 87JMAINST. MANCHESTER Uie historic space chase on Sun­ S u o o R to make for Falmouth, England, be. ment rooms at 39 School St. 917 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER day, a day earlier than original­ after the rendezvous. She was H A C K M A T A C K ST., Near Keeney # Chureh af "D IA U A -LIFT " 643-2751 Registrations will be taken at ly planned. The men summoned to the 7:45. The game is open to the OPEN DAXLY TO 9 P.M. — SAT. TO 6:30 believed to have 29 men still LBJ Ranch would have a major Schlrra and Stafford are to lift aboard. public. voice in recommending to JWio- Read Herald Ads, off at 9 :64 a.m. to begin the dra­ “rhe Queen Mary, with 1,000 American executive director of UNICEF, accepts 1965 son any new moves to escalato matic trackdown of Gemini 7. passengers aboard, apparently the war. Gemini 6 will start out about 1,- resumed her voyage to New S e e ^ ^ ( S ?h otofo°5 chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Com- The announced purpoaa of 200 miles behind Gemini 7 and York after changing course and today’s conference was further through a series of orbit-shlftlng going to the scene to stand by planning of the new military maneuvers will gradually close the Greek ship. A report re­ budget that will go to Ooiigreaa the gap over a 103,000-mile State News ceived at Plymouth said the next month. course. Queen Mary’s master felt that UNICEF Receives A perfect flight would bring the freighter now had an excel­ Those called in to consult with Cigaret for Chained Picket the two vehicles within a few lent chance of staying afloat.
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