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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1964 rKdC TWENTT.ldOHT Mtmrlii^atfr lEvrtifng ¥»raUi ATwaga Daily Nat Prsaa R o b Tha Waathar For the W e* Keae* forecaat ot D. S. Weather Be U , 1N4 VFW Auxiliary will sponsor Thar* will ba prfvata confaa^ | Sumy, brwey, eoM todey, a card party tonight at 8, at aions Sunday at 8 a.m. at S t ' Santa’s Workshop Ciiiirch Couples Square Dancers' About Town the post home. John's Polish National Catho­ ELASTIC 14,151 ttnned oold tonight, low tai ta lic Church. Genaral confasaion Santa’a Workahdp in Cen­ Plan Yule Dance To Haye Party ■bar *8 the Aadtt iBcreaetaig clonds, wOnuee tH XuicheatM- Ced»r«tte« will Polish Wotnen's Alliance, will ba at 8:15. ter Springe I»dga haa play­ row, high In SOe. ed boat to over 1,290 chil­ M of ObeoletlM mMt Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Group 246, will have a Chriet- The Oouplea Club o t Second Hi* Man<^ester « q u a r • HOSIERY Maneh^ater^’A City o f ViUogo Charm OMitar CongjresaUonal Church maa party Sunday at 2 p.m. ^at dren and SOO adulta to date, Dance Chib will hav* a Chrlat- and will be open only today, Congregational Church Will have For Women and men ae- for a Christmas party. Mem- the Polish American Club, its annual Christmas party to­ mas Dance tomorrow at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday. cording^to your doctor’s ban are reminded to bring a Clinton St. Members are re­ Girl Scout Notes morrow at 7 p.m. in Fellowship at Waddell School. Earl John­ VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 68 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SE(7nON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1964 (CUMalfled Advertteing on Page 12), PRK3E SEVEN grab bag gift minded to bring a grab bag Today’a houra are from Hall of the church. The party ston will be the caller for the prescript gift. 3:30 to 0:30 and from 6 to 8 will begin with potiuck, and evening. This will be a cIomg p.m., and the weekend houra Amaiican Legion Auxiliary Troops 697 and 699 I there will also be a ' white ele­ dance for membrs only. MEDCO ^RGICAL are from 1 to 5 p.m. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at a a m Night at the Elks CTub, Junior Girl Scout Troop 697 phant gift exchange. Hie committee for the even­ S U P m CO. the ]>gion Home. Unit pa.-?t Bissell St., has been discontin­ of eVrplanck School and Mrs. On Monday, all of the toya Committee members Include in the Workshop will be de­ ing are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Events presidents will be hostesses. ued until Jan. 8. Joseph Daniewicz and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, Dunn, door duty; Mr. and Mrs. M AN CH ^TER, CONN. Members are reminded to bring B. Coykendall Jr., troop lead­ livered to the Town Welfare Mr. Sind Mrs. Russell Elliott, 340 MAIN STREET Department for distribution G e o r g e EUiot, refreshment a grab bag gift British American Club’s an­ ers, have invited Junior Troop Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Joyce, Mr. chairmen; and aMlsting with 699 o f Bunce School to a to local needy children. Plans nual children's party will be an(l Mrs. Norman Rylander and New Canal! refreshments will be Mr. and Christmas party. The party Rec department officiala In State Polish National Alliance. held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Mr. and Mrs. Edgar BarracUffe. Mrs. James Fanning and Mr. CHOW-oowN wanaN t ir u sr Group, 1988, will meet Sunday clubhouse. will be held Monday at Ver- hav^ promised that the hun­ Any couple who has not been planck School from 3 to 4:30 dreds'^ letters deposited in SHOPPING and Mra. Edward Farrell. at 2 p.m. at 77 North St. for the contacted but would like to at­ The club's New Year’s Eve Lutz Junior Museum will p.m. two Santa's matllMxes will tend may. call a' committee election of officers. be answered as quickly as 5 Dance Is completely sold out. Fire Destroys Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan and clo.se to the public on THie-sday member for reservations. DAYS There will be no admittance m m . loin Mt No. 88 Manchester Italian American at 5 p.m. The museum will open Mrs. John Mayhew will accom­ possible. pany the members of Troop 699 without a ticket. ‘Frat’ House Society vi-ill meet Sunday at 2 Dec. 29 from 2 to 5 and will TILL CHRISTMAS Welcomed in Panama to the party. Scout members p.m. at the club on Bidridge stay open at the same hours on Chemical Bids Dec. 30 and 31. The museum are Judith -Sullivan, Wendy At Wesleyan S t for the election of officers. Keegan. Rita Anne Colpltts, skit include Linda Findley, chlorine, sodium hypochlorite, will be closed New Year's Day Asked by Town In Bogota, Colombian Public

’ ■ )' ' ‘ '' ^ J--. > A (a TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19,1964 MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19.1964 PAGE THREE Urn not dlasipatod by a team of coa- F o rtu n e Seeker Monster Toys’ Sheinwold on Bridge tara. 11 Youngsters Perish in Fires Fans’ Help "Another factor of telavlslan Makes New Bid Success I^ites a—w is familiarity," ha said. "That’s "Wow” What Service! SOMB TRICKg OOME BACK rite vabMiaUi Is Common why I think it’s essential for a > SVniOR (AT) —A W arren firemen were unabl«A on somehow." condition at Holy Cross Hospi­ dream was in 1993, when he de­ 4 A An Fuh be the last. But he willingly ac­ KINSTON, N.C. (API - Five made on her hou.se nearby. Some Industry sources predict led a trump to dummy's ace and cepts the repetition as part of tal. The three surviving Oox Negro children died early today The nine who e.scaped Includ­ vised a machine to sew wigs on horror toys may replace the returned a low club to try a youngsters, all boys, were taken the rubber heads of dolls. Bridge,” lend 60 canta to his duties as television’s highly in a (ire near Kinston that de­ ed six children, all nieces and always popular guns, tanks, finesse with the queen. successful man on the run. 1 to the hospital for observation. nephew.-! of Verda Spencer. Until then, he explained, the People space rockets and grenades in West won with the king of Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. Oox. 40, a worker at the near­ stroyed a five-room frame Police said the fire apparently the arsenals of adventurous clubs, and that was the end of Herald, Box 8818, Grand Central "The Fug;itlve” ’-.tto ascended by Jones A Laughlin steel plant, hou.se where 14 persons were boys. But manufacturers can’t Station, New York 17, N.Y. to the upper reaches of the au­ spread from an open fireplace .**.u"*u “ the defense. South ruffed the dience ratings In this. Us second was returning home from a sleeping The house wa.s located on the harder you pulled. agree whether the horror toys next heart, drew the rest of the part-time job as a cab driver as The victims were identified as Graham Hodges farm about five ^he tighter It got.” season, and seems to be in for a In the are good or bad. trumpe and led out the ace of long run. As the doctor accused the blase broke out. Brenda and Linda Spencer, five-1 miles west of Kinston He sold 75 of the machines, "I don't believe American Church to Give "and the profits were tremen­ clubs. The jack dropped, and of wife-murder — a one-armed manufacturers should sponsor the rest of dummy’s clubs were man really dunnit —Janssen f ' dous—about $50,000" but a benk the idea that war and horror are loan he had to repay on the News good. South got rid of both dia­ Yuletide Cantata must bear the brunt of limitless fun,” Jack Wright, 60, product mond losers on dummy's long gags. Chamber Unit Urges Town project and a partner he had to designer for Toy Tinkers, Inc., Ford Bids accept with the loan cut his MARY KAYE TRIO clubs. The Christmas cantata, "Night said today. Tinker Toys have “Why were you In such a hur­ "The most common crack Is You Can Taste The Quality share, he said, and soured him LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — been the firm's only product for of Miracles," which was written that there is a one-armed man on bank borrowing. ry to scoop up that first club by John W. Peterson, will be Buy Land Bordering Brooks To Unseat After 18 years together, the 50 years. trick?” East gumbled as the nearby or that Lt. Girard is out­ Routes 6 & 44A — Manchester, Conn. He went back to tinkering— "Horror toys are designed presented Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. side and I'd better get moving,” until an urban renewal project Mary Kaye Trio came to an am­ opponents scored up the game at (Talvary <3hurch. The cantata said the actor. A unit of the Chamber of^a flood plain area," Dr. Jacob- around or based on some cur­ and rubber. Rep. Halleck forced him out of the Brooklyn Icable parting Friday. rent television show and its ob­ portrays the miraculous truth of "I don’t mind, really. The es­ . A FAMILY AFFAIR Oommerce has proposed that son says. .shop he had occupied (or 20 -• Cites Rule the Incarnation. _____ / Following the group's four- vious the manufacturer is trying "That’s the rule,” West de­ sence of television is intimacy, the town buy undeveloped land But in addition, the reserved years. week run in the show' lounge of Nell tJhadwlck, church music and people think they know you, eliminate flooding dangers and brook lands could be opened to (Continued from Page One) to latch onto the free publicity,” fended himself. "Second hand LUNCH AT SHADY GLEN He wanted to relocate, but the a Las Vegas hotel, Mary Kaye Wright said. director, will direct the Octet since you come into their living bordering brooks in town to the public as parks, in con- $3,200 the city gave him (or his plans to continue as a soloist. low.thlrd hand high, and fourth Musical Ensemble in the pre­ "That doesn't mean the toy band win the trick if you can.” room avery week. Or maybe to provide new park and rec­ jvmction with the town's cur­ nia for their "strong, effective old shop wasn't enough. He Her brother Norman said he sentation. Robert Lewis will ac­ ‘Pop’ Chace Stays Youthful 95 by Bowling with us it's the bedroom, since reation areas. leadership and unwavering loy­ has any play value for the That’s the rule they teach rent efforts to preserve open turned to the Small Business will tend to his real estate busi- child.” company them on the piano. we’re on at 10 p.m. The proposal has been made spaces within its borders. alty to the Republican party." Administration, which granted ne.ss, while singer-comic Prank bridge players in their cradles, Delicious Sandwiches—Beef The musical program is open Winfield M. Chaise of 29 Main*?- "People think nothing of com­ In a letter to the town plan­ Similar action has already The resolution - only one of him a $1,000 loan—quite small Roes plans to team with another But Kenneth Block, midwest so East naa to smile politely and to the public. stamps they furnished. He now^admlts to having a quick tem-«YWCA he was often the only change the subject. It's both St. Is am active 95 years old shops with friends and neigh­ per In his younger days and male at many of its meetings, ing right up to the actor and ning commission from the been taken by^ the Town 1,1 of **’'' *'*'’'* members could recall by that agency's standards, but comedian. sales manager for the Mattel starting a conversation. It's a Stew—Chicken Stew with 1 i chamber's community beautifi­ Famington, which ha.s boiight a dream come true for Madina. Toy Co., said “most of the toys useless and impolite to expect today. He will be guest of hon­ bors wh'o provide the transpor­ says once, when his office tele­ and says, "I loved every minute called on Republicans to The trio is known for your partner to play beyond his or tonight at a dinner party tation. phone bothered him by Its con­ of It.” sign they like you, I gue.ss. cation committee. undeveloped land along the Now he's going to set up a recordings of "My Fhmny Val­ are in a humorous vein and I Nothing wrong with that." Dumplings — Lunch at Dr. Charlee Jacobson, chair­ “give the.se leaders their stead­ new shop in downtown Brook­ think when you put humor Into s t r e n ^ . given by members of his Im­ He also loves to play cards, stant. ringing he pulled it from Chace quipped that "Anyone Farmington River and its tribu­ entine" and "Lonesome Road.” mediate family. and often accompanies his long­ Many theories have been of­ man of the committee, says the taries. fast support in the trying cir­ lyn. "I have to prove to all my it, you take some of the horror Since readers of this column the wall. "I had It put back can be my age if they live lo:ig Shady Glen is always whole­ group bolieveR, ‘‘Future prob­ cumstances certain to be en­ out of it.” are all as strong as Samson, "Pop” and his youngest time friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. the next day,” he added. fered. for the success of "The According to Dr. Jacobson, friends what a man can do after ANNA KASHFI enough.” But he says, to keep Fugitive” —realistic production, lems would probably be elim­ countered in the 80th Ctongress." 70," said Madina. "I want to Block said his firm, which we can see that West would de­ grandchild, Martha Anne Edward McKeever, when they He left the Express Co. In really alive they must "enjoy some and good! So-o-o-o re­ "Legislation such as the Feder­ s i endless suspen.se, etc. A .strong inated if the town would ac­ Burch told the finance com­ make a fortune." SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) until recently limited Its output feat the contret by refusing the MAI'4 (AST MAGrf(lRl) Chase, exchange loving glances conduct military whist games 1918 to work on building and everything they do and, above al Open Space Act and the Wa­ - Actress Anna Kashfi, 26, AIR rONDIIIONf n * fPIt P • r factor mu.st be Janssen himself quire a strip of land on each mittee members in a closed ses­ The regional director of the of violent toys to guns and first club trick. He will get his In the photo as they share a at area organizations. "Pop” maintenance for 32 years with all, keep physically active and lax and enjoy the service at ter Control Conservation Act sion he offered earlier this week former wife of Marlon Brando, club trick later, and East will preview of one of her Christ­ helps them set up flags, dis­ Stone and IVehster, a contract­ and the fact that his presence is side of brooks that have not might provide sufficient feder­ SBA who handed Madina his $1,- tanks, will begin selling monster SAT. a SUN. MAT. ONLY mentally alert," He is living as yet been ^veloped for resi­ to resign b»it Sen. Barry Gold- was granted permission Friday toys next year. get two diamond tricks. Declar­ mas books. She is the daugh­ tribute the cards, and then par­ ing firm. "Pop” retired at 81 Shady Glen. Let someone al and state financial .support 000 check had only one com­ to spend Christmas Day with Perf. Starts Sat. 10:30 AJM. proof that his theory is a good dential constS^tlon.” water, the defeated presidential ment—"Good luck!” "The kids like them,” Block er can set up dummy's long Feat. 10:30-12:10-1:55-3:35 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton N. ticipates In the play. with a pension and a lifetime one. to make this a practical mat­ nominee, who picked him (or their son Christian Devi, 6. ciuibs, out he caji never gei to Chace, 109 Woodland St. pass on the railroad. Residents of the Lenox - Ben­ ter." said. "It appeals to the bizarre Sunday - 2:00 and 3:35 Born Dec. 19, 1869, In Bris­ (Herald photo by Ofiara.) else do the dishes 1 We will ton Sts. area bordering Bige the job, told him he wanted him A superior court judge for the same reason the kids them since dummy has no en­ Chaco lives along and de­ tol, R. I., the only son and eld­ He always enjoyed keeping GIVE PERFUMES The beautification committee to continue. warned, however, that she must like the Beatles. tries. tlWTAinOlUPPBIBYMARTUIIS clines outside assistance from est of a family of four, Chace expect you soonl Ir. K"* thus recommended that the his family and others -with the active and was a volunteer fire­ COLO GNES - SETS Oiat the to ^ enclose the brook ^e purchased and that the As a result, Burch said he Cash Box Taken spend the time with the boy at "But from a sociolog^ical point A strong West player would X Oul-dtMi-striifunVscta. still chuckles when he remem­ man, and, besides other organi­ to prevent flooding and to plans to fight "and may ^o the home of her attorney. of view, I also don’t think notice tha:. East piayed the nine sstMEatliMdi ■words "I like to be my own bers some of his childhood zations, was a member of the FREE GIFT WRAPPING proposed open spaces be incor­ down with flags flying" at the Brando was granted custody of clubs on the tirst club trick. boss and oome amd go as I pranks. One that particularly eliminate other hazards. porated into the towm's master From Machine they’re hurting anybody.” iniMfcidivijf Junior Order of United Ameri­ Golf Clubs, Some homes on Lenox, Bran­ Jan. 32-28 National (Committee of the child Dec. 7 after Miss Some firms occasionally If this play indicates the J-9, pleatse.” It pleases him to keep amuses him Is the time he ARTHUR DRUG plan. on the go constantly. He bowls can Mechanics, and an associate ford and Benton Sts. are meeting. Kashfi allegedly attempted sui­ "make errors In judgment,” West shuts out dummy's long placed red pepper In the hot air member of the Manchester _ ^ The plan, in fact, already in- Police report a break yee- cide. A custody hearing is pend­ Tuesday and Friday afternoons: duct at school. He suffered a threatened by erosion of the Eludes some similar recommen- He added: "This assures the terday into a cigarette vending Block said. "But I would say club suit by refusing the first YWCA. Aa an sifflliate of the Bag, Cart National Clommlttee meeting ing. that most firms exercise good trick, if East s nine is played Is an active member of the severe case of pneumonia dur­ brooks banks. Dunng heavy | jations. machine at the Laundry Cen­ Senior Citizen’s Club of Man­ ing his childhood, which left rains in early summer nearby T ...... ^ . win be an acrimonious and bru ter at the Parkade. taste." from 9-6, West can wait to piay Tn the section devoted to rec- ' affair " ' JUDY GARLAND his king on the Jack of ciubs chester, which he helped or­ him with Impaired health but » ______N backyards were flooded when ommended community facili- raclll-1 I Subseouentlv Burch nhiect«a^d "a T c ^ * . recomme'nds that to T^^'^Siafed Pre^'^ac — Singer Judy Garland asked the club trick will not run away. and the Knights of Pythiais, to In 1896 he m arried A ugusta By buying the land along open areae be established in the count saving the auotation* at cash box taken. The amount of N.Y. Jury Probes which he has belonged for Neuman Chace. She died five CeMving bit golf gear unattendeo d money stolen 1s not certain. court permission Friday for her Dail}’ Question l:)bl I'M r I ( VlNf WESTOWN ^"■"deve ‘ trC^d to him '^ere o^ two children to visit with her in Partner opens with one spade, more than 50 years. years ago. They had eight chil­ be developed, p r . Jacobson Mountain Brook in the High- I by a reporter listening through The theft was discovered by New York over the C3irlstmas ‘Doctored’ Meat and the next player passes. You "Pop,” as he is known to his dren, four of whom are living. PHARMACY - .'..J, w w e n M * ' ^ Par*' section; along the a closed door " — a "vfolatio^f the manager, John Hydock, S anta C la u s many friends, believes that They Include three sons, Rob­ ' about 9:30 a.m. holidays. hold: Spades. 9-7-4; Hearts, Q- 459 H artford Rd.—649-9946 For The Holiday aT.th K,. a • V , River from Union respect for privacy " and J-lO-4; Diamonds, 8-4-3; Clubs, COISIOUEKS he holds the distinction of be­ ert A. Chace, James E. Chace ■ud brooks Pond to Laurel Lake; and along i "clearly outside the bounds of Miss Garland's estranged hus­ NEW YORK (AP) —A Man­ band, producer Sid Luft, 'has hattan grand jury has begun K-5 3. ing the oldest bowler in the and Carlton N. Chace, all of To maintain our rontinulty and streams could be zoned as Lydall Brook near Salters Pond , ethical reportorial conduct." Crater World’i Largest United States. He is a life mem­ Manchester, and a daughter, Hummels, Gifts, eastward to the town water- Secondly, Burch said he was vowed to fight to keep Lorna, checking into how 20 tons of What do you say? THE MARTIANS of medical service we are 12, and Joe, 9, with him. The sau.sage makings laced with Answer: Bid one notrump. ber of the Brunswick Senior Mrs. Robert Walkley of Mon- shed land bordering Bolton. , "incorrectly quoted and quoted son, Mass. He also has four Religfious Items P O IN S E n i A S SAN JOSE, Costa Rica — Al­ children are now prevented by horsemeat wound up in one of The hand i.s just barely worth a HI ..IN COLOR Society Bowling Association. As a result of a recent series out of context." He said he was though one of the .smallest of His average score is between grandchildren, six great-grand­ PARKER PEN of charter changes, the court order from leaving Los the city’.s largest wholesale response since you have a count Open All Day town not threatening that the com the Americas,______Costa____ Rica has a Angeles (bounty. packing plants. lEE: SmU’tNortliPiliWofUiopI 95 and 120, and when chal­ children. and a sister. Miss GIFT SETS directors arc now i-e.spon.sible mlttee meeting might be acri- ' volcano, Poas, wiTh the "largesT „ ..cni iiis m «u of 6 points. Since you have nei­ lenged by his son, Robert Helen Chedell of Manchester. 4 9 c A hearing in luperior court City inspectors said Friday j ther good support (or partner's Dm Fiotijlic Ibftun Toy FKloy' FREE GIFT WRAPPING for making changes in the ma.s- monious, rather saying that the Crater in the world, and several was set for Mondav they still can’t identify .some of ' ^ Clfl1ilOSsM«lm(MUiMirtiin Kids' Chace, won with a score of 143. Chace and his family came to SUNDAY ter plan, in.stead of the plan- meeting could become so. I active volcanoes. ^ suit nor a good suit of your own The younger Chace would not M anchester In 1911 after living ning commission. | the meat in the $15,000 ship­ you must respond in notrump. REAR:''HooriylorSantiClatB’' | to i ment, although laboratory tests OHroUKCOHHOmitCOROS I ••••*■ divulge his score. in many parts of the United CYCLAMEN PLANTS $2.S0 ARTHUR DRUC The directors also must ap- States, He took a job with the MOSCOW (AP) — Leonid I. have ruled out kangaroo meat. "Pop” began bowling just propriatepropnaie fundsrunos forror any open ij i. For Sheinwold's 36 - page For Your Christmas Fun four years ago; before that he Adams Express Co. which later space purchases. The Iasi major ! O O llO ll Brezhnev, the man who replac­ Authorities said the adulterat­ booklet, "A Pocket Guide to Starts Tburs. Matinee ed meat, pas.sed off on a reputa­ had a rheumatic Condition In consolidated with the American WREATHS AND SPRAYS purchase was Union Pond. I------ed m chief WALT DISNEY’S Express and became the Ameri­ of the Soviet Communist party, ble packer by a broker under his fingers that restricted many $1.00 and up which has not been usable for "Emil And The Detectives” of hus activities. His ten-pin can Railway Express Co, In recreational purposes because of is 98 years old today, but his investigation as a loan shark, BOTH FAIRWAYS birthday went unmentloned in probably came from a big mob- exercises, he says, have lim­ 1915 he became M anchester water pollution. Jury Request Latest Step bered up his fingers so that agent for the fexpress Co. He OPEN EVERY A Under the Federal Open Space the Soviet press. operated plant which could be \From the team , CEMETERY BASKETS The new Soviet regime has shipping it all over the country. they don’t bother him at all. Act. supplemented by an agree­ \that brought He does his own housekeep­ & CONTAINERS NIGHT HU * ment among towns in the G reat­ In Suit Against RatingFirm denounced what it calls i “cult Norman Lokietz, one of the \y o u of personality.” It has been owners of the packing house, STANLEY WARNER ing, cooking, and selects his $2.50 and up l» Chrisfmos ... er Hartford area, the town is Carpetbaggers’![ food supplies. His children tried eligible for federal grant.s for .standard Soviet practice, how­ Merkel Inc,, said his firm had MARLOW'S The owner of a Bolton firm<>i ompsny Grosaniklaus had ever, to omit fanfare over birth­ been duped by phony federal to help him by shopping for park land of as much as 80 per his groceries but this was not cent of the purchase price. has reque.sted a jury trial in formed. In June, 1960, Grossnik days in the past. agriculture in.spectlon stampe cocoellffibfi LAUREL BALSAM PRINCESS PINE the mo.st recent step in his $30,- laus sued Addison for $80,000 on the shipment. TODAY and SUNDAY too successful. “Pop” informed 000 suit against Dunn and Brad- charging him with defamation The compiuiy, he said, "had I • MATINEE ONLY s them that he liked to choose ROPING ROPING ROPING .street, a Delaware-based credit of character and slander. Last ab.solutely no way of telling that Today a t 1:15 - 3:10 hi.s own food and .supplies, en­ joyed visiting the stores, and rating firm. June, the suit was settled (or anything could be wrong with plus Boh Hope Sunday at 2:00 - 8:55 300 PAGES OF Yd. 35c Yd. 50c Td. 75c C^harles Addison, owner and $ 1 ,1 0 0 . Engagement it." "Here t ome The Girls" liked to collect the trading CHRISTMAS - TRAGEDY OR JOY? manager of the Crestwood While this suit was in prog­ Police refused to disclose the SANTA KIDNAPPED Products Corp.. initiated the ress, Addison says that he de­ Kraaowgki - Twaronite name of the broker who sold the Is it out of ordor. is it "old-foshionod," "gloom .suit in September after he him­ manded, without success, that meat to Merkel, saying he is BY MARTIANSI and doom" prooching, or is it God spooking self had been .sued for $60,000 Dunn and Bradstreet fulfill the The engagement of Miss Bar­ still under investigation. BOTH FAIRWAYS TOYS FOR THE by a former employe as the re­ terms of the alleged agreement. bara Jean Krasowski of Hart­ City Markets Commissioner Out-of-thi$-world h LIVING Large Assortment through His Book, Hit Bibk. to tooch and Albert Pacetta, who first sug­ (o p e n e v e r y Q KIDDIES sult of an erroneous credit rat­ Consequently, last Septem­ ford to Joseph James Twaro- 3$ two Earth Kiij$ are whislad McCONVILLE ing on the employe printed by ber Addison filed suit against gested the possibility of a na­ FREE in-car HEATERS GIFT WRAPPED FREE Of Cut Flowers prtoch:— nite of Manchester has been an­ away with hmi to Marsl NIGHT till ^ Dun and Bradstreet, the Delaware firm, claiming tionwide operation, said he ha.s to Christmas ... GREENHOUSES WITHOUT THRUST AS PERSONAL SAVIOR. THRI8T- Dunn and Biadstieel had that his credit in the commun­ nounced by her mother, Mrs. received requests for detail.'' ARTHUR DRUG ma* IS TRAGEDY. AND THE WORST THERE TAN BE! asked Addi.son for information on ity and in his business was im­ Soiphie Krasowski of Hartford. from , Ohio, Pittsburgh MEADOWS'^^' See Our Fine Stock Of 302 WOODBRIDGE STREET—649-5947 Chester Grossniklaus in May She is also the daughter of the and Boston. HISTORY FOR THRIST TA.ME TO SA8E SINNERS, AND WITH­ paired. and that fear of the YOU ABE IN THE CHRISTMAS TREES OUT HUM WE ARE DOO.MED TO JETERNAI. DEAJH 1960. Addi.son claims that lie dis­ consequences of losing the $60,- laite Stanley J. Krasowski, To hou.sewives worried about FUTURE BEFORE IT OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS AND HELL. WE ARE SO JOYFUL AT THRIST-hias closed to the rntin" firm that 000 Gro.ssniklaus suit has haid Her fiance is a son of Mr. getting non-beef sausage, bolog­ HAPPENS! TIME. BETAUSE IT IS THE BIRTHDAY OF THE SAV­ after Grossniklaus left hi.s firm caused him “great mental an- and Mrs. Jaseph G. Twarqnlle, na or frankfurters, authorities AS you LIVED IOR PRO.M SIN. DEATH, AND HELL, AND JESUS Grossniklaus made iinaullio.ized giii.sh and diatreas. " 34 Spruce St. said none of this particular ship­ "THE TIME THRIST IS A IX)$'ING AL.MIGHTY HELPER ALSO IN uke of about $620. later paying Diinn and Bradstreet, rebul- Miss Krasoweki ts a graduate ment reached retail outlets, and TRAVELERS" OTR BODILY. TE.MPORAL NEEDS. — Read: John 3:,S6; it back. I ting the charges, say that Ad- of St. Joseph College. West no more adulterated shipments Addi.son contends the rating have been found in warehouse.s with Preston Foster I BEST W ISHES IT THIS YEAR! .John 8:16: Isaiah 9:6: John 14:6; Luke 2:10-11. THRUST I duson misinformed them of the Hartford. She is presently em­ - P l u s - WAS BORN TO S.AVE, AND TO GIVE US ETERNAL firm agreed to indemnify him facts involved. 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Cent, from 0:10 p.m. 975 Main 8L 705 Middle. SCREAMER Ne. 8 SCREAMER No. 8 A CHANGELESS CHRIST FOR A 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. Cont. from 6:16 Downtown Turaplke E.’ iTidilBcl in Februdfv* a n d s x a t e ...... iiHi < CHANGING WORLb . ''Slaughter pn 10th Ave." “Touch Of Evil” Manoheator N ext to OPEN daily (Qosed Vedneedays) af fhe Parkade JU b BtesUiig, Da> DoiyM OharltoB Heston FAIRWAY Popular MkL Tues.: Rlldiard l!g«a JansA Leigh, Orson WeOes m Peter's Cemetery, Hebron. W Hi Benefit oda aagliieer, ttiad nmraday Friends may call at the Pot^ (OonttBoad tram Pnga Newartc reported l7 above at of a hoart attack while ter Funeral Home, 466 Jackson Ona) It^s Christmastime at the Haneys midnight, with new lows expect­ Tliun^ friends in Portland. Bt., WWlmantlc, tomorrow clearing North Dakota roads ed. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. J F K m r a r y He was bom in Buffalo, N.T., Rain and snow lashed the on Aug:. 17, 1897. He worked at and hauling feed to starving cattle. West Coast as a new weather Emhart Mi^. Co. of Hartford for front there began Its march North WiadB and the several years and Joined the Funerals A Coast Guard cutter In Du­ acroea the nation. A snowstorm N««r Horiaana, two ftdk ataflng Standard Knai^ division of the luth, Minn., succeeded In evacu­ brewing In the Pacific North­ graupa, will ai>p«ar In a ooncert Emhart Co., Portland, in I960. Mrs. Miles W. Grant ating four lighthouse keepers in west dumped up to four inches wodnoBday to banaftt the John Survivors include his wife, The funeral of Mrs. Miles W. of snow on Washington, be­ F. Konna^ Memorial library Mrs. Jeanne D. Manning; a son, Lake Superior after fighting 60- Grant, formerly of Manchester, ginning at Tatoosh Island off the VMnd. H m ooooert wlB bo held Alan W. Manning, both of Tol­ was held yesterday at St. mile-an-hour winds and high state's northwest tip. Gusts of at 8 pm. at RookvUla High land; and a sister, Mrs. Marlon SObooL John’s Hlpiscopal Church, Ware­ waves for six days. The men up to 46 m.p.h. accompanied the Orgah of Florida. house Point, with the Rev. were down to their last coffee snow. 'Hw North Wlnda ooosiBt of Aftetfter cremation, memorial James A. Birdsall officiating and candy bare when taken A storm in the southwest Bob Lumiy oi Vomon, Steve services will be held Monday at from the Rock of Ages Light. shook as much as six Inches of BolstiidEe at South W ln^r 2 p.m. at the Portland Memorial Burial was in Wapping Ceme­ tery. Temperatures in Pennsylva­ snow on the and New and Barbara ABen of West Funeral Home, 231 Main St., Hartford. Bearers were Albert Rldway, nia moved steadily lower Fri­ Mexico mountains and iced Tex­ Portland. The Rev. Edward T. day, plummeting to 5 above as roads with freezing rain from The Now HoriaoDB aro five Clapp of the Portland Congrega­ Horry Magnuson, James Mac­ Donald, John Shaughnessy, sero at Bradford and Philips- El Paso east to Abilene. b ' *ra>n ManchaBter Btoh tional Church will officiate. burg. Only in Oie southeast did the SchooL r There will be no calling hours. Clarence Karlsen and Leonard Ball. The cold front dropped New weather stay pleasant. A high of - . .sU for the conoart are Jer.sey temperatures to their avallabla from Mm. Myrtle A. The Holmes Funeral Home. 88 degrees was registered at Mrs. Thomas Bottallco lowest levels of the season. Clewlstown, Fla. Pierre, fond dtalrman, and Mrs. E. J. Violet Howe Bot- 400 Main St., was in charge of Rodney Oowan, chairman of talico of Wethersfield, sister arrangements. youth actlvltleB. of Alfred T. Howe of Manches­ Beoeired fat Ohnreh ter. died Thursday at her home. George 8. WalM •The funeral of George S. Eleven adutta win be received Other survivors include her Panama Welcomes Plan Into membership at the 10 ajn. husband, a sister, and several Wale.s of 91 Goodwin St. was held yesterday afternoon at the servloe tomorrow at Trinity nieces and nephews. Lutheran Church. The Haneys’ residence at 160 Parker St. Funeral seiwices will be held Holmes Funeral Home, 400 For New Sea-Level Canal Monday at 9 a.m. at the D’Eeo- Main St., with the Rev. Joseph Being received through trane- fer are Mfa. Ahderaon, po Funeral Chapel, 235 Weth­ Dudley officiating. Burial will Earl be at the convenience of the (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Lyman Day and M n . John ersfield Ave., Hartford. Burial the United States and Panama White. will be in Mt, St. Benedict family. begun after the bloody anti- Cemetery. clause are the three fundamen­ American riots there last Janu­ Being confirmed ore Earl An­ derson, Mr. and Mrs. Armand Friends may call at the fu- Mrs. Mary Shaw Taylor tal demands for which the ary. Panama’s president Marco Funeral services for Mrs. Fortier, William Irmiacher, Ray - > neral home today and Sunday Panamanian nation and its sons A. Robles hailed it as "a histor­ I from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mary Shaw Taylor, former so­ ic day” for his country. Mathison, John McLaughlin, ciety editor for The Herald, will have fought for five genera­ Mias Diane Skinner and Joseph The announcement also Toth. Bobert P. Hoftnaan be held at 10:80 Monday at the tions.” marked a turning point in the ELLINGTON — Robert Paul Watkins - West Funeral Home, years of deliberations over A reception 'wtH follow the In a radlo-TV address re­ service. Hoffman, 42, of Glenwood Rd., 142 E. Center St. plying to President Johnson's building a second traps-oceanlc Next Week’s Menus died yesterday morning at Rock­ announcement, Robles did not waterway for security and for ville General Hospital. mention that alternate routes the growing ship traffic already Vernon Elementary School: Ho was bom in Elllington on Ice on Streets for the new canal through three starting to clog the present ca­ Monday, pot roaat in gravy, June S, 1922, son of Alfred Y. other countries were under con­ nal. Johnson noted that 800 mashed potato, carrots, pickles; and Emma Bossart Hoffman. A Causes Crashes sideration. modern vessel which have been Tuesday, tomato and vegatable lifelong resident of Ellington, he The morning newspaper Pan­ or are being built are too big to soups, com chowder, crackers,' was a Navy veteran of World ama Star said in an editorial pass through the canal when There’s No Hope in Mount Hope Place egg salad and peanut butter Duke, the family pet, stays aloof as Claudia and Peter trim the tree under their father’s relaxed supervision For the second time this sandwiches; Wednesday, no War n and a member of Hath- month local motorists were today: “ Obviously It will be loaded. Apparently sensing there was no hope left, Ruperto Rivero, 22, had no choice away-Miller Post. American I.,e- necessary to study with utmost lunch, beginning of Christmas faced with the challenge of The broad aim of the U.S. but to swing from fire escape to the ground and into the custody of Patrolmen holiday. STORY By gion, Ellington. He was also em­ care the consequences that move is thus to solve In a com­ fighting Ice-glazed roads and Walter Carlson and Edward Bracht. Action took place yesterday in Mount DORIS BELDING ployed as senior buyer for Ham­ for the second time many lost. would be derived for Panama bined package both the recur­ Maple Street School: Monday, ilton Standard, Division of Unit­ from the building of a sea level rent political troubles with Pa­ Hope Place, the Bronx. Rivero was booked for attempted burglary. (AP Pho­ ravioli, green beans, cole slaw, PHOTOS By At least eight accidents testi­ SYLVIAN OFIARA ed Aircraft Corp., Windsor fied to the prowess of the ice canal — even if it were built In nama and the physical need for tofax.) Italian bread; Tuesday; chicken Locks. yesterday. our territory — ao the new trea­ a new canal. In gravy, buttered rice, peas, Other survivors include his The religious sig;nlficance of A three-car accident occurred ty may include adequate i»otec- cranberry sauce; Wednesday, wife, Mrs. Marlon Smith Hoff­ tion for our economy.” tuna fish and egg salad grind­ Christmas is emphasized in the man; three daughters, Marlene yesterday morning on Ferguson home of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rd. near Porter St. According In Managua, Nicaraguan Some Insist ers, potato chips, pickles; Thurs­ Hoffman, Sandra Hoffman sind President Rene Shick declined Police Recover ‘‘Stupid or Brave’ day, Christmas vacation. Honey Jr., of 160 Parker St., Valerie Hoffman; a son, R')b- to police, Ann Brown, 118 and a spirit of hospitality and Tracy Dr., skidded off a down­ Immediate comment on the ca­ Ledte Street School; Monday, ert Hoffman, all at home; two nal possibilities. Shick said he 3 Stolen Cars P er on Out spaghetti with meat sauce, friendline.ss prevails, not just brothers, Walter Hoffman and grade curve on Ferguson Rd. had not received an official text during the holiday .season, but into an oncoming vehicle driven green beans, cheese wedges, Edward Hoffman, both of Elling­ of President Jidinson's declara­ Girl Foils Escapee fruit; Tuesday, pork in gra'vy, throughout the year. ton; three sisters, Mrs. Ernest Stanley Hillnskl Jr., 47, of tion. Manchester police yesterday The Importance the Haneys 89 Garth Rd. Moments later, Of Politics buttered noodles, kernel com, Ballasy and Mrs. Janet Goric, recovered three stolen automo­ pudding: Wednesday, chicken attach to the spiritual side of both of Ellington, and Mrs. John Marilyn J. Lojenski, 173 Lud­ WASHINGTCN (AP) — A Wa- biles, two of which had been WICHITA, Kan. (AP) —” Dad<*told hint *No.’ He grabbed my Christmas is especially in evi­ low Rd., arriving at the scene noodle soup, Jelly or peanut but­ Klotzie of Altadena, Calif. toric presidential order has By EMILIO .MOYA said I was either stupid or very arm and started pulling, then he ter sandwiches, cookies; Thurs­ dence in the den, where Mrs. from the same direction as the stolen only shortly before their Funeral services will be held opened the way for a new Atlan­ MADRID, Spain (AP) — Juan brave.” pointed that gun at me and I got day, Christmas vacation. Haney said, a window seat was Brown car, lost control on the discovery. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Elling­ tic-Pacific canal to replace the D. Peron is through with politics Judy Jershln, 18, Wichita out. Skinner Road School: Monday, designed particularly to hold downgrade and slammed Into ton Congregational Church. The Panama Canal within 10 to 15 The 1961 Chevrolet sedan and glad of it —at least that's State University freshman, was "He jumped in, laid the gun shell •with meat and spaghetti a Nativity scene, and a shelf on Rev. Wayne Sandau, pastor, will both cars which were blocking years. which had been stolen from the the reaction of the former Ar­ telling how she snatched a jail- do'wn beside him and tried to a paneled wall was put up to part of the road. sauce, com , tossed salad, Italian officiate. Burial will be in El- The new canal Is to flow at rear of a Main St. optician gentine dictator as reported by breaker’s gim away from him start the motor, which had died. bread and butter; Tuesday, rice, hold a Madonna and child. No injuries were reported but Ungton Center Cemetery. sea level through Panama or a studio yesterday was discovered those who should be in a posi­ and helped capture him Friday. ‘‘The door was partly open — chicken and gra'vy, cranberry The figures, animals and Friends may call at the Ladd damage was considerable and neighboring country, and will by two 14-year-old boys in a tion to know it. "I had never touched a gun I saw the gun lying there— I creche in the Nativity scene all three cars had to be towed sauce, string beans, butter sand­ Funeral Home, 19 Ellington probably put the old passage­ sand pit at the William Peck In the wake of his unsuccess­ before in my life,” Miss Jershln don’t know just how or why I wiches; Wednesday, chicken are brought out about two from the scene. said, "and I don’t know why I weeks before Christmas and Ave., Rockville, today from 2 way with Its expensive locks out lumber yard on N. Main St. ful effort to return to Argentina, did it, but I reached across in noodle, vegatable beef soup, A hit-and-run accident was did it.” nut on display. The Christ to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of business. Evidence at the scene indi­ the Spanish government has front of him and grabbed the chopped ham and pickle, tuna The family sug^gests that those reported to have occurred about The troubled 1903 treaty with cated that two persons had told Peron he must avoid poli­ The fugitive, Richard Lee Mc­ gim. I backed up and pointed it Child is not placed In the man­ 5:30 yesterday afternoon on sandwiches; Thursday, Christ­ ger until Chrl.stmas Eve. when who wish to do so may make Panama is to be scrapped soon tried to push the vehicle out tics if he is to continue in exile Arthur, 22, charged with armed at him and told him, 'Now you mas vacation. Center St. near Edgerton St. robbery, slid down a bedsheet the family gathers to bless the memorial gifts to the Ellington in favor of a new pact which the of the muddy pit in which it in Spain. get out.’ Northeast School: Monday, Congregational Church or to a John E. Lyons of 281 Center United States hopes will heal old had become mired. The right One Peroni.st source here said rope and escaped from the sev­ “ He just kept trying to start Christmas tree. recite the St. found his parked car badly enth floor of Eedgwick County meat loaf, mashed potato, Rosary and unite in a tradi­ tfiarity of their choice. wounds while the ori£;inal canal front fender exhibited damage, Peron's letter accepting Spain's the car, but then the policemen stewed tomato, spinach, fruit; damaged and a residue of glass Jail Dec. 5. Police had deacrlbed tional prayer .service. Ever­ becomes a relic of bygone days. and the car’s keys and registra­ conditions marked the end of came. They made him lie on the Tuesday, soup, tuna sandwiches, strewn for a distance of 100 him as "extremely dangerous green boughs, placed between Oiariea J. McVeigh President Johnson went be­ tion were missing. the ex-president's political ca­ jZround whili) they searched him egg salad sandwiches, celery Charles J. McVeigh, 79, of 184 feet from the car. fore television cameras Friday reer. with homicidal tendencies.” ■tad put handcuffs on him. the window and storm sash, The vehicle, owned by Cor- and carrot sticks, cheese wedg­ make an attractive background Maple 8t., died yesterday at his Kathleen Pehr, Glastonbury, to read his landmark announce­ rado Marci of Hartford, had to “ There is no other future for McArthur told police he “ I didn’t know him and I felt picked the university campus as es, cookies; Wednesday, Christ­ for the Nativity scene. " home. skidded off the road on Edger­ ment that the United States will be towed out of the pit. him than to continue to live In rather sorry for him. I’ve never mas vacation. ton St. near Edgerton PI. head- now “ press forward in earnest” a place to hide occasionally, The Madonna and child is a He was bom in Portadown, A young driver wearing a Spain,” this/source said. “ His seen anyone arrested before. Building B School: Monday, Ireland, on Jan. 2S, 1885. A resi- oil into a utility pole. Hie ve­ to achieve the long discussed prestige has definitely come to thinking no one ■would recc^ ize reproduction of a statue made browm jacket and khaki trous­ “They took him away and I hot dogs, beans or choice of ' dent of Manchester nearly all hicle was towed away and no goal. He announced: an end and Peronlsts will soon him in student crowds. drove home. I told mother by Francisctin monks in the ers fled from the scene after j soups, devil dogs; Tuesday, 12th century. Mrs. Haney's bis life, he was employed by injurlee were reported in the 1. Secretary of State Dean his vehicle skidded off the road have to seek a new leader Police got a tip, however, and 'guess what—’ then I didn’t the Town Highway Department Husk will start talks with three among those in our country.” patrolmen Jerry Skelton and I hamburg on roll, choice of brother sent it to her from accident which occurred yester­ and swept across 70 feet of taow how to tell the story. soups, ice cream ; Wednesday, until his retirement nine years day morning. or four countries which have When Peron made his frus­ Harry Holtz entered the fine "She just sat there until I fi­ I Italy and it has been the cen­ private property before climb­ , Christmas ■vacation. ter of family religious life since ago. A written warning was Is­ potential canal sites — Panama, ing onto the road again, where trated attempt to return to Ar­ arts building Friday looking for nally got through, then she Survivors include his wife, Colombia, Nicaragua and per- gentina some Peronists com­ him. it wa.s en.shrined on the shelf. sued to Stephen J. Yavlnsky, it continued to slide for an­ phoned dad and told him about Indirect lighting casts a soft Mrs. Sarah McDonald McVeigh: 21, of 42 Ashworth St., after hap>s Costa Rica — looking to­ other 40 feet. mented : I They spotted McArthur, who It. I guess he didn't believe the ■ two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Sugare ward agreements with any In­ “ He was forced to do so by bolted. The officers asked stu- story at first.” Bolton glow on the .statue, and a he went off the road on Gard­ Advent wreath is centerpiece for table in family room planter under it is filled with and Mrs. Owen McCann, both of ner St. near Fern St. about terested In obtaining the new The vehicle had earlier been members of the national com­ I dents in the crowded hall to help Her father, Stanley Jershln, is Holyoke, Mass.; and two bro­ route. Then on-the-spot engi­ stolen from a parking place mittee for his return, despite his I stop him. poinsettias and greens for the midnight last night. He was an engineer at the Boeing air­ Two Children holidays, but the flowers .are thers, James McVeigh of Mau cited for driving too fast for neering surveys will be made In on Lawton Rd. where it had objections that the situation was I "That guy’s got a gun,” one craft plant. those countries signing agree­ been parked by Robert Mc- not ripe.” I student said, backing off. changed to match each season. Chester euid Thomas McVeigh of conditions before the accident McArthur’s weapon was a .38 ■ J The parents and their children Mrs. Haney flits in (ien next to Nativity s cene and near the statue of Madonna Ireland. occurred in which his car turn­ ments to decide which site Is CoUoch of Somers. The accident They added —when he was Now Judy Jershln takes up automatic, loaded and cocked, Hurt in Crash best. occurred 30 minutes before Mc- the story - *• y*. * *: gather around the statue each The funeral will be held Mon­ ed completely around and slid sent back to Spain from Rio de I and police said Miss Jershln •“'■i'jr'v'f'. ful exuberance. A mural covers from a "Make Your Own Heir­ 2. "An entirely new treaty on Janeiro, Brazikt,. "I had just finished my last took a dangerous chance. night for family prayers. day at 8:30 a.m. from the W.P. away to the oppioslte side of CoJloch discovered the theft. Two children were hospital­ When the Haneys purchased one wall and brings the look looms" kit and just recently Quish Funeral Home, 226 Main the existing Panama CJanal” “ Now he will definitely be class before Christmas vacation the road. Damage to the vehicle and She said she had seen her ized last night following a the house in 1947 it had four of the outdoors into the room. completed It. He admitted that .. St., with a solemn high Mass of will be proposed to Panama to to the private property tra­ able to live quietly in Spain, far I and was walking out of the fine Frederick D. Ware, 39, of grandfather, Earl Delehanty, ; head-on colli.sion on Rt. 44A. rooms. This was adequate for The entire family takes part putting the proper finish on the requiem at 9 at St. James’ 285 Green Rd., was given a replace the half-century-old versed was extensive. from any sort of pressure

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Lu- 978 Mala S t— TeL 649-2881 VICHI'S Co., 723 Main St., has one of the to take this opportunity to wish have been protected with cite .ls a j ^ to use for it does everyone Greetings of the Sea­ Scotch Guard, This is a trade most complete assortment of not drip, run or spatter as do 42 43 44 46 TT PACKAGE STORE son. Right now with so many nasne, and seme o f the materi­ 48 artists’ materials that you could ordinary paints, and you may 80 B1S8ELL ST. things to do before the holidays, als Me coming through already MANCHESTER TJUutut R irit’CUJLs, possibly find. I f you have a apply it with a brush er s many of us wish that we had treated. However, if the fabric 50 flu Mukal MmMw . roller. If you have never used mr»nr mtnr Muir M nw ruiur^ friend who is Interested In called Mr. Pirog to upholster you choose is not treated, this TOURAINE painting, sketching, or any like this miracle paint, you have a some of the shabby chairs or MEMORIAL GO. 358 BCBMSIDE AVE. wonderful surprise in store for can be done very easily and it 53 54 hotibies, do stop in at the John­ have slipcovers made. However, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER CUSTOM MADE . EAST HARTFORD you will not emerge covered keeps dirt from the fibres and son Paint Co. and see their ma­ although it is too late to'have PAINTS Oppoalte East Oemeteey CANVAS AWNINGS with splatters. Should you drip threads and it also protects the 5T terials. They have drafting sets, this done for the holidays, why material from spilled liquids. ‘ p r i c e s t h i s ' t h e v 56 ‘ 2894333 some paint en the floor, simply FOR BEST RESULTS P pencils and crayons for draw­ not make a resolution to have This treatment does not make Quoliiy Memorials CHRISTMAS ARE, J U S T S E E M A Power and Hand Toola wipe tt up, but it is pretty , ROY/.' JL ing, boxes o f water colors, sets it done right after the first of the fabric stiff but tt certainly T O G O U P ^ NOW Pafaitbtg and Decorating hard to drip Lucite for It has FANTASTIC!; ,IlL S A Y > (*i k U.JK WAI ki\ J. K w il l ia m s o f pastels, oU paints, pads and the year? You will he more is excellent insurance against Over SO Years Expertanaa A N D U P Ml IT COSTS Al Tools a thick, creamy consistency different paper to suit any me- than pleased with the work that soil. Stop in at the and M Up­ NICKEL Garden and Lauid Toola that stays on the brush er rol­ f PAUL'S I AAERELY TURN A dlEH Especially nice for the chil­ is dene at this shop, also with holstery Co. and Mr. Pirog will CoH 649-5807 Baby, Honaetaold, Party ler, keeping both the floor and WARPED STBP OVER^ dren are the boxes o f crayons. the moderate prices charged. gladly show you samples and PAINT SUPPLY AAAERE INCH CHANOB- and Banquet Supplies your hands clean. N o need to Some of these crayon sets come The new location of P and M give your further information A. AnSETTl# PrSp. AN' WE GOT A MAJOR InvaUd Needs prime with Luclte, even on 645 Main Street Upholstery Shop is a most con­ DiaASTHR.'GOSH. with a sharpener that is fixed in speckled areas, and it actually With 25 or more years of ex­ Barrlson St, HOW M3U HAVE TO , the box, a boon for mothers. fills tiny hairline cracks. venient one; they are located perience in both wholesale and Tel. 649-0.300 look AFTER PEOPLE/i Many people today enjoy Another advantage of Luclte in the Parkade, at the lower retail companies, Mr. Pirog is Call 644-1111 painting, and this is peirticular- — there is no stirring and stir­ level. While the address is list­ eminently qualified to give you SEE ITS FOB ly nice for a person who is ring to get the colors thorough­ ed as W. Middle Tpke., they are the besrt. in any type of uphol­ relatively Inactive. K you have actually on the lower level of stering. He is extremely fussy l ^ Upholstery • AtnmiimiW BoQ Cp FOR BEPAIBS, ly mixed. The colors stay mix­ such a person on your Christ­ ed without tiresome stirring the Parkade. Most of the time about the work turned out here, and IV I Shop STEVENSON’S Awalngn REPLACEMENT P • Door Canoptoa mas list, Why not stop in at the and thlnnlnc;. Luclte drle? in you can drive right up to the and ^L’hiIe many shops do not RE-UPHOLSTERING ON A L L T Y P E S OF • Storm Doom Johnson Paint Co. and see their Just thirty minutes, and there shop and park right in front of bother with the eight-knot tie "Paint by Number” seta. The the door, but when for springs, he insists upon it ESSO ia-t» __ o Combination Wlndown is iij "pa.iity’ odor to per­ * Modem Furniture Manchester Awning Co. price range is from 81 to $5, meate the house. Should a sec­ you do go there, you will al- for it practically doubles thei oncL Antiques 405 MAIN ST. and this is a hobby that ia most w.ays find ample parking space. strength of the tying. He also IM WEST CENTER ST. ond coat of paint be necessary, rewsuxUng, for by following in­ ■The P and * M Upholstery uses only Goodyear foam rub­ e Store Stools and Booths TEL. 649-5533 BONNIE Telephone 640-8091 this can be applied in one hour R¥ JOE CAMPBELL structions you can get a most Shop IS open from 9 in the ber for he has found that this is • Custom Fam ltnre EntabUahed 1049 — thus the i^ n t will be dry professional painting, even enough to settle the room the morning, to 9 in the evening superior to others. This is the Slipcovers snd Draperies * Tuno-ups rx. oen M*r‘ ‘ ■ ■ though yeu have never painted same day it is pednted. Stop in dally and from 9 to 9 p.m. on pattern Mr. Pirog follows, the Made t« Order * Engine Cleaning WOODCOCK before. at the E. A. Johnson Paint Saturdays. part of the furniture that does Complete Selection of REFRIGERATION CO. You are most welcome to Oo. and find out more about Do you have some prized not show is given the same me­ Materials * Minor Repairs hz-f? TURHPHCE come in amd browse around this DuPont Luclte interior pEOnt. antique chairs or sofas ? I f so, ticulous treatment as the fin­ FREE ESTIMATES » IW4 WWW, Ik. TJt iM. Ur. L. CO. connplete airt department, and I f you want to do the floors you can let Mr. Pirog reuphol- ish, this means furniture that Lower Level of the Parkade * Stamps ‘‘Say ‘Ah-h-m inoraaaing your allowanoa!” AUTO you may find Oie answer to over, rent a sander, an edger ster them, knowing that he will will wear that much longer and 649-6824 your g|ift problems solved right and floor waxer — the rental do a perfectly beautiful job. He be that much more comfortable. SEAT COYER here. cost is low and it will save you does hand tufting, and he also In other words, the part of the . Once the holidays are over it hours o f hard work. has antique velvet, corded vel­ furniture reflnikilng or reuphol­ -A Codvurlibl# Tops would be a good time to take Choosing wallpaper at the vet and some of the old tapes-: stering that does not show gets VIC’S PIZZA SHOP a good look at your home and wallpaper bar is fun; there are tries that ore perfect for an­ ju.st as much attention as the DON WILLIS 165 W. Middle XarHpike tXRWlLLlAA^ ir Auto Soot Covers see what needs to be done. Per­ so many patterns to choose tique furniture. outside. Phone 649-8700 Cnatom Made From The haps painting ia a “must” on from and there Is ample room You may choose custom made GIVE AND TAKE anyt CALL What is your preference in Bolt of Goods to m t Your In e a n your list, and if that is so, to spread #ut the books. Stop finishing an ^intique chair? Do furniture from P and M Uphol­ GARAGE PIZZA Car this will be easy when you use in some day soon emd see how yeu prefer 1 antique nails or stery Shop. Stop in and see 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 SPAGHEHI BEN CASEY •k Free Estlmatea Uiclte Wail Paint, that won­ easily you can redecorate your braid? CSiodse either one to rfo samples; you may choose cus­ derful paint for interior paint­ home, and at a most reason­ RAVIOLI k Free IiwtallaGon • PAd around the base of the maten- tom made cushions in any ma­ Spocioliilng in DR.CASEy...I...I THINK SOMeT^WAS I GOING TOO RVST ing by EhiPont, The colors are able cost. Mr. Johnson and his als and you will be absolutfly terial you wish, using foam rub­ OKAy THIS TIME, MISS RAIAAER “Drive Down or Call” , . . all decorator approved and staff are always ready to as­ OPEN DAILY OF yoUR REMARKS ON THE REAPING OF E.E.G.'S L FOR >DU,MISS FiALAAER? BUT DON'T LET IT BECOME delighted with your furniture. ber, cotton or spring construc­ ' IN A TEMPORAL LOBE ' 166 Middle Turnpike West there are 23 beautiful colors, sist you. tion. BRAKE SERVICE 7:30 AJU. to 11:06 P.M. SHORT RIHS I^^V^^ABIT-FORMING. I'AA HEAPED ) ON, OH, Estimates are furnished with­ BY FRANK O’NEAL EPILEPSy HAVE SORT OF Manchester out obligation. For the best In upholstering, SUNDAYS ...GOT AW FROM ME, -/ jr V o R SOAAE COFFEE...GARE / WANK XOU, When having your furniture de let the P and M. Upholstery Front End Alignment TDjaNAAE? ^ PR.CASEY! 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. RISHT, AND 1HEV ARE ■Wonders of the Universe- reupholstered. It Is wise te Shop do the work for you. K Ufi- 1 CLOSED MONDAX8 HEARlHeVRE HAVIMf SlVlNS A PRIZE FbR THE Manchester Moving General Repair Work 1 7 ^ Quality tronaut can photograph the I a s ART EXHIBIT FONNiESr PICTURE OFISNU ! i2yf7 * and Trucking Co. As the earth Is about four times IN RED SQUARE. Worhl as large as the moon, it means earth from the moon and with Early Explorers Will See that when the sun is eclipsed by time-lapse photography monitor the earth, the sun will remain the progress of the shadow hidden, not for a few minutes, across the earth. He can time ABC APPLIANCE O s f r in s k y Eclipse of Sun from Moon but In excess * f two hours in the the shadow transit over the AFRAIP ■ b ll ■ ® ■ case of a central eclipse. The earth and can make measures REPAIRS DEALER IN WASTE SO...BUT IF of the reflected light coming «> ability to undertake experiments MMERIALS you HAVE AN behind the earth in the lunar will enchanced because of the from the earth. It would be in- 41 O AK ST. EXTRA AWNUTE Phone By DR. I. M. LEVITT tereaUng to make studies of ra­ , sky to be eclipsed. long time interval during which Tel. 649-8879 itn NOW, 1... DIRECTOR Eclipses *f the sun are rather the sun is hidden from view. dio reception from the earth un­ 45<2d » im MtA. Ik. TK Ik U t Nt. OK 643-6365 A Service RAGS, IRON (ML A The Fels Planetarium rare events and in all probabil­ At the Instant of totality, a red der .these conditions. REPAIRS ON— Of The Franklin Institute O f ity only a fraction of ene per ring will flash out around the There will always be observ­ Giiils, Electric Irons, MORTY MEEKLE ers on the earth to make meas­ SCRAP METAL BUZZ SAWYER aY DICK CAVAM, Sincerity The exciting observation of a cent of the people who read earth. This red ring is caused Toasters, Percolators, BY ROY CRANE total eclipse of the sun by the this has seen a total eclipse of by sunlight filtering through the ures that can then be compared Vacuum Oleaners, Heaters, Reuben Plen’s first astronaut to land on the the sun. The reason for the scar­ atmosphere with all the blue with measures from the moon Fans, Sewing Machines, asd PAPER vT/ypF= moon is a unique experiment taken at the same instant. E x­ MILLiON6CFR53RC^ AND VOLI WANT TD WATCH THe city of solar eclipses is that light scattered and only the red Lamps 781 PARKER ST. BUT, OFFICER, MV CAR y NO EXCUSES, 2 0 I HAVE TVe67BAN<26Sr proposed by Dr. G. F. Schilling while several might occur per coming through. It is during the periments to correlate data from Ler^< TC>/> NOT" A056TACV/N0ALL- KIDDIE KAE7DON e n o w ? ' Texaco Sfafion Tel. 648-5786 or 648-5879 HAD PERFECT BRAKES. ) SENOR. VOU'RE LUCKV MVHOiee ^ eeR\cm'i FRIBNDe>. _ of the Rand Corporation. It may year, not all *f them are total, time the sun is hidden behind two sources could yield signifi­ Ail work goqranteed I TELL VOL), SaVIEONE'S / I DON'T THROW oieeiHewDeuD... cant information that is com­ AND WATCH T 381 Main Street well be that sne of the major and even if they are total, only i the earth that critical experi­ 3 . TAAAPERED WTH THEM./V VOU IN JAIL. scientific objectives sf the Apol­ l-400th *f the earth's surface ments can be pursued. pletely unpredictable. THe KiDo^e- Occasionally a solar and lunar lo or post-Apollo programs will is traced out by the moon’s Dr. Schilling has indicated iOZTOON6K}^. Phone 643-9149 I eclipse can be two weeks apart. be the dramatic experiments shadow. On the other hand a that during the eclipse color j Unfortunately the consecutive WATKINS-WKT CAMPING V Hydramatio Transmissioa that can be performed from the total eclipse of the moon can be movies of the solar corona can eclipses are not always total. i Repairing lunar surface as the sun moves seen by roughly half the earth ' be made. Timing of the eclipse Thus, on February 21,1970, there 1 FUNERAL ^ EQUIPMENT All Work Gnaranteed at any one time and, thus, al­ ; progress could be made with will be a partial solar eclipse | most everyone has seen the to­ precise determinations * f the Tents, Cktto, Sleeping Bbgs, I as seen from the moon. "Two | Texaco LabrioaOon Servlos tal eclipse *f the moon as it I various contacts. Filter photo- SERVICE Air Mattresses, Stoves, W E HAVE weeks later, on March 7, 1970, | passes into the long, reddish ^ graphy of the sun and solar ( Lanterns W e Give Giieen Stamps fflo BRAKES' MACHINE SHOP shadow of the earth. corona can be made. Thermo­ there will be a solar eclipse on ORMAND J. WEST BUZ GETS SERVICE A total solar eclipse occur.s meters can be used to determine the earth. Two years later there will be a total eclipse ef the sun MANCHESTER THE SCARE OF when the moon passes directly temperatures above the lunar DirectBT as seen from the earth, on July HIS LIFE.' • Piston Pin Fitting in front of the sun under cir­ surface and on the surface. If a SURPLUS SALES CO. cac Typewriter Service 10, 1972, and on July 26, 1972, OMNM • Boring Cylinders cumstances which render the I continuous record could be made ■142 E. C E N TE R 8T. 169 N. MAIN ST. there will be a partial lunar /Z-/f e Valve Kefaclng angular diameter of the moon I of this, then comparison could at Depot Sq.iiaTe eclipse. However, these events Y a le larger than the sun. During the I be made with temperatures de- Manchester's Oldest • Tlead Grinding do occur with a great.enough Open DaUy to 9:00 PJiL MICKEY FINN “ BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY eclipse the magnificent outer at­ rived from earth sources and BY LESLIE TURNER • King Pin Fitting I With Finest Faculties J. F A R R — 648-7111 Typewriters Repaired mosphere of the sun — the cor­ ’ the earthbound instruments frequency to make these Intrigu­ and Overhauled • Brake Drums Turned ona — suddenly bursts Into could be recalibrated to make ing and make scientists point WELL-AH-r view. To the observer it ap­ for landings and observations on Standards and Portables • Generator and Starter them yield more realistic val­ HEASHS rviURRiePLV pears as though night has fallen these dates. Vbu'TMArMlJOi I T IS / “Wbartcotg \Vork (off the car) ues. Cosmic ray Intensities could FORj^HeN HE SHOWG UPl Work Picked Up A Delivered for the light of the corona cor­ be determined and, finally, color There exists among the scien­ BUILDERS and PHIL—R0R6IVIM6 TlffCANIM$Efi • Etc., Etc., Etc. tific community a well-known KIP* lip Machines For Rent ^ responds to that of the full moon. photographs could be made of r e m o d e l e Bs ME THE FIRST FROM THtIR. HOW'P# dichotomy with respect to S & 8 Co. I^lteign & Domestic Cars In a few minutes the moon the observing site to determine LAUGHIVEHAD PRAME5 Genu?. tn W WEEKS' Industrial moves off the sun giving rise to the variations in shadow Inten- manned and unmanned Space NEWTON SMITH— ROBERT BOSTROM Francis X. Terhune the partial phases. Under the I slty — if such variations exist. exploration. Here is one case in most ideal circumstances an which if eclipse observations REC ROOMS—DORMERS— KITCHENS Manchester I The other type of eclipse that Phono 649-4986 eclipse of the sun will last for 7 from the moon are declared as ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS minutes and 80 seconds. This ' can be seen the astronaut on majdr scientific objectives of Are you nervous I the moon is the shadow of the Auto Parts means that since tbe Invention the Apollo program they can be CUSTOM HOME BUILpiNG I moon ahd the sun. In this case 270 BROAD STREET of photography, the duration of expected to receive a predomi­ UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY Tel. 649-4528 totality, when the corona le vis­ I the moon will come between the nantly favorable reaction from aiwut Service? call I sun and the earth. The astro­ Read Herald Ads. ible, is less than a few hours. the scientific .community. BANK FINANCING However, when we get to the nauts will observe the shadow of i t moon, circumstances will be dif­ the moon falling on the earth 643-9133— 649-3144 Sunoco Heating Oil and as he watches, will see the Duplicate Bridge ferent. The earth will appear un­ usually as an approximately earth turn under the shadow A quality heating oil dolivernd Results in a duplicate bridge stationary great, greenish ball tracing out the dark eclipse path game last liight at the base­ on the earth. automatically! Burner sarvica 24 In the sky undergoing phases ment rooms, 39, School St., are: houra a day! An eaay-payhient just as the moon does for us. Under these conditions the as­ North-South, Richard Vas- BY LEFF and McWTT.MAiUk burgh and Jack Descy, first; plant Gat them all— Get Sunoco Joseph Marcello and Dairfd Heating Oil. Let's talk. Saunders, second; and Mr. and " AND IT'S IT'S REALLY THEEND^'Kl Dh Pont ONLY THE f YOU FOOL. THIS LimEGEM Vm MiM Hw Job. . . wi lMV6 )«nt ttis-rlfM Mrs. Millard Rowley, third. Try 'em todoy BEGINNING* > IS WHAT ALAN AND 1 HAVE ..fiiitf u m for nir K n . . • mhi mnun6 ^ to w moiuimitch Mijumigia n y ^ ! imHavt w a • Painting— Decorating Also, East-West, Russell ■" WAITING FOB.; aatition en eolorT. . . whet to uai?. . . how to do it? Grannlss and G.M. Perry, first; M U IS for wport help oa yav Ront pokrtini job. COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAl • SESIDENTIAL Mrs. H. Lilly and Mrs. C. Pe­ terson, Mcond; and Mr. and ham burgers Mrs. Paul Barton, third. The Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting* Service game, sponsored by the Man­ Complete Insurance Coverage chester unit of the YW C A, is 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 played each Friday, beginning HKAtlNO OIL , Est. 1915 at 7:45 p.m. George Perry of BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK South Windsor Is game direc­ tor. look for the solden arches... McDooaM s V i. G. GLENNEY CO. Play is open to all Manches­ WM. DICKSON & SON 46 WEST CENTER STREET 996 N. M A IN ST. ter and area rssidenta. TRX. 646-BRM TeL 649-0920-7- Maneheeter, Conn. There will be no gEUaaes oo < SILVER LANE EmNSIOH Deo. 25 or on Jan. 1. ♦ ? * . 2 »**

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19,1964 PAGE ELEVEN r m n t t MANCHESTER isVENlNG HERALD, MANCHBBTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19,1964 Copaeity Crowd Watches Waterford Bonthed Here THE Herald Angle Conversion Rule in Grid Limelight Indians Easy Winners By EARL YOST Record Margin for Eagles Spo'rts Editor Patriots Favored Unique Teevee Operation With Windham, 63-39 Unique television operation goes into effect today In Lop-Sided 88-48 Victory when ABC televises the Liberty Bowl football game in­ side Atlantic City’s vast Convention Hidl. To Defeat Buffalo By PETE ZANARDI yand it takes time. Both Duke assumed the leading role 4uid A company of seven televl-^ Hutchinson and Don Romano barely outscored their hosts slon cameras, one of them Owlets o< Hartford PubMe In BOSTON (AP)—Boston has Babe Pariiii Buffa­ Waiting until the second are coming along fine." 15-14. Mark Heller, Jim Kuhn, By JOHN GOLDEN the deficit. Kenyon led this perched 14 stories above the 40- repeating. In a recent coltmm, lo has but the A m en*^ Football quaitM* to open up, Man­ Tuesday Manchester hosts Chris McHale and Chet Koblln- spurt a ^ in st the second string an afternoon gam* but kist yard stripe, will focus on foot­ Bob Broeg, the S t Louis Post Bristol Eastern (1-1) in anoth­ aky did Manchester’s scoring with eight points. LaGace dom­ their first decision after two ball acUon staged by Liberty Dispatch sports editor again re­ League has the two-point conversion rule—and there chester High (2-0) tuck^ Domination of the vlotoriee by a 61-49 margiiL er CCIL, battle. Hyde predicts a while Budslnsky hit for eight, inated the third period com­ Bowl teams Utah and West vealed the turning point in Kee­ is a strong possibility that Sunday’s game for the East­ J-APP away its second CCIL win "rough ball game.” end Poplssky added six points boards a preciee offense, pletely with an unstopable of­ East's varsity won’t see ac­ Virginia. Thciir game, marking ner’s promoting career, which ern Division title will revolve around the seldom-used for Windham. Hyde predicted and an agfressive defense tion kgaln until after the holi­ forced him out of Milwaukee to LOOMS i last night with a 63-39 con­ Manchester hit on 24 of 61 fensive barrage of 16 points Bowl teams Utah and West manedver. u r s b a shots from the floor, down a bright future for Budslnsky, provided the essentials for which combined with six each days when they meet St. Ber­ Virginia. Their game, marking a haven of plenty in S t Louis. quest of Windham in Wil- who saw limited action last nard’s In New London on Dec. It seems that at a time of Buffalo leads by one-half limantic., more than 15 per cent from East Catholic’s second con­ by Kinel and Walckowskl to the first major post season foot­ game with an 11-2 record — and its .600 showing against Hall night because of these quick completely demoralize the Lan­ 29. There will be a JV game ball bowl bowl ever played in­ coffee shortage In the course of Behind the 11-point output of three fouls. secutive victory by the Dec. 22 with Xavier High a new or just after the Korean War, can clinch the tlUe with either a Rick B hrans, and the rebounding but shot better from the foul comfortable margin of S8-48 cers with a quarter lead of doors, gets underway at 12:30. victory or a tie. Favored Bos­ Rifle Club Notes line, converting 15 of 26. Ho­ The Manchester JVs con­ 71-37. school without senior or junior High above the field, and on the enterprising advertising of Elvana and Carl Hohenthnl, tinued to show Nomlse with s over tin Lancer* from Water­ classes. man from Buffalo, N.Y., ton, 10-2-1, must win to dupli­ the Indians compiled 25 points henthal was high scorer with 16 ford High last night before a The Lancers put on a spurt a platform suspended from the cate last year’s title and earn a points. Evans (111 and Hutch­ 69-35 victory. Dick Bomber- B a st OstaeUe (88) ceiling, an ABC cameraman thought he’d struck a box-office In the ^ o n d quarter to take a ger (10), Bruce Hence (15) and capacity crowd of 1,200 at again In the final frame but the B. F. IPte bonanza. Somehow he rounded return match with San Diego for 35-21 halftime bulge after just inson (111 also hit double fig­ their home court Hie triumph fast-paced defense of reserves LaGace ...... » 1 w Will record the first detailed the league championship. ures. Bud Budsinsky (141 and Chet Koblinaky (10) were >iigh Troy ...... 1 7 up 500 poun^ of coffee and de­ ,T Windham 10-9 In the scorers In a game slowed by 48 gave East a record of 2-0 while Larry Daly, Bob Martens, overhead views ever made of a And it’s not Parilli, the Ron Poplasky (121 were the Frank Rlzza, Rick Wood, Joe Kinel ...... 9 0 18 football game. The Innovation, cided to offer It, free, to the first period. fouls and 71 shots from the dropping Waterford to 2-3. O aly ...... 0 2 first 500 women who would at­ league’s leading touchdown Coach PhU Hyde praised the Windham leaders. foul line. Lacy and Pete Cipolla control­ W aickowski 6 18 one of many developed by ABC passer with 29, or Gilchrist, the Karl Smith achieved the high­ Windham’s stingy man-to­ The high score set a new East L,acy ...... 1 0 ■ 2 sports, will provide for close tend a certain gama league’s No. 1 rusher with 929 defensive work of the team, M sack ed e r . Pet. 3 Kuhn ...... 2 3-4 7 sounded as Ed Litwin attempt­ Lliwin ...... 1 0 2 first blood for Manchester and and one by Romano kept Wind­ 0 M cHale ...... 2 1-3 5 ble figures^ Ray LaGace taking ed a last-ditch effort for that ary, with three spotted at vari­ lady of the hoiue. ”It will affect our thinking,” a course of 10 shots prone and BNO • BABL FAfSCff, aAAP&eBS Maachester ...... 2 • 1.000 the two teams then matched ham from filling a hoop until 0 KobUnsky ...... 1 1-3 3 high honors with 19 points. He FRANK KINEL Total* 37 14 88 ous points on the field. The Kemer was astounded at admitted Boston Coach Mike 10 Shots standing under timed IjOOO 1 Iriah ...... 0 (M) 0 tantalizing score. £ND •lAeey'g/fgMfUU/fRWBtoTS Maloney ...... 2 0 points until Bob Bosworth's over three minutes had gone was being followed closely W aterford (48) fourth will be set directly be­ the flop. Holovak. "Buffalo has a big ad­ fire conditions. Karl fired a TAOO.B - TOM StSTM t, BILLS p u tt ...... 2 0 inoo behind by liYamk Kinel and Paul East’s JVs completed a dou­ B. F. P is. jump shot put the Indiana by- 17 Total* 24 13-3S S3 Walckowskl and Kinel led the ble sweep by defeating their op­ K ondratas ...... 6 3 13 hind one of the goal posts, or "You’d have thought,” he re­ vantage on being able to win score of 191 to become only the TACULt - EBNlB M p p , CHAOdEOS Bristol Central . . . . 1 1 JlOO ahead to stay late in the open­ The Indians continued the W indham (39) Walckowskl with 18 apiece and V. P eteraon • . . • ee S>* a * • 0 1 1 on the elevated Convention Hall called mefully in probable ex- with a tie. Whether we would go fifth shooter to do eo as a MoVLi BAcm - f^ickr BUo aiico nti, batwots Bristol Eastern . . . . 1 1 JlOO B. F. Pt*. by captain Tom Malin with 12. Eagles to a commanding first posites from Waterford in the Radicionl ...... 4 3 10 ing canto. scalping after intermission, 3 T herrien ...... 0 3-4 3 0 2 stage. The stage is only a few aggeratloit, "they would have for one or two points would de­ member of the club. To be noted coem BAOEe - l a b s y m a n t h a m , j b t s Conord ...... 0 1 .000 4 Both LaGace and Kinel shot 60 quarter lead of 27-6 with nine opening game. The second Ciancl ...... 1 Sparked by Evans and Hutch­ ouLscoring the Whippets 13-4 I Potuin ...... 2 (M) and eight points respectively, R. M urallo ...... 0 0 0 feet from the goal post, so any been willing to come In one pend on the game situation, how Is that this year’s Manchester coenKBAcKts- TOMMYAPP/BOM, PATaorrw Han ...... 0 I .000 4 Budslnsky ...... 6 3h 14 per cent from the floor while straight victory was marred by T, Peterson ...... 0 5 5 inson. Manchester jumped to a in the third quarter. As the 3 Poplasky ...... 5 3-3 12 Walckowskl getting the larger player scoring a touchdown will door and go out the other. we have been moving the ball High School rifle team has h a lp b a c *: - w/Lue BPotYAt, BtiOMcos Wetherafleld ...... 0 2 jOOO Walckowskl had a 50 per cent the loss of starting guard Pete Swatn ...... 1 1 8 and the time remaining.” 21-11 advantage in the begin­ final chapter started. Manches­ 1 IjRtll ...... 3 (VI 6 portion of his with a 5-for.-6 per­ Dlmlnlco due to a severe wrist Kenyon ...... 4 3 11 practically charge Into the cam­ When you can’t give away a three 190 Club members on it. BALFBACk - PO eW nTM O KSU m CM BU O i Windham ...... 0 2 .000 ning of the second period be­ ter owned a comfortable 48-25 2 F ra se r ...... 1 (K) 2 mark. High for the Lancers Corey ...... 0 0 0 era. $1.05 pound of coffee with a "Then there’s the other side Smith, John RoUiwell and AI SAFETY - OAlUAffP MUtMPN, JS rs Wood ...... CVl 0 formance at the foul line. Injury suffered on the first play fore action leveled off. Evans lead. 4 , . . . 0 were Ray Kondratas (12), El- Olsen ...... 0 0 0 In addition, a creepy-peepy $1 ticket, it’s time to quit.” of it,” Holovak said. “You go Morrison. SAFETY • RON HALL, PATetOTP out an offensive star. "We still 1 B om br(a ...... 0 (M) 0 mond Kenyon (11) and Rick Ra- Waterford esune back strong of the game which may keep S tom M o ...... 0 0 0 performed well In the pivot, A scrappy Windham came 0 M uir ...... 0 (W) 0 M uratlo ...... 1 3 4 camera will follow the action on • * e for two points and miss and you Other Scores: Monday — Ken have a long way to go,” Hyde hitting on four jump shots, one back to life in the end and 0 G iondana ...... 0 (VO 0 dicioni (10) LaGace also copped in the jiecond period, outscoring him on the bench for the dura­ one side of the field, and a cam­ only have a six-point lead in­ Adams 98, Ken Nechitilo 80 said. "T\vo of these kids gre developing Into a three-point again matched points with rebounding honors with a high the Eagles 19-13, but was un tion of the season. The fresh­ TotaU 16 16 48 era mounted on a dolly will re­ End of the Line stead of seven and they can. standing. Elric Lotas 48, Greg 19 Total* 16 7-14 39 able to approach making up man Elaglets encountered the Score a t half; 40-26. E ast. brand new at their positions play. Two steals by Hutchinson Manchester. Hyde’s second five Score at half: 36-21. Manchester. i of 17 to Walckowski’s 12. port events on the opposite side­ Mel Alien is gone from the come back and tie you with two Bareisa 48, BUI Sullivan 50. line. Yankee broadcasting scene and field goals.” Tuesday—Joe L’Heureux 100, e s s Joe Garaglola is the new voice Although Holovak explained John AlbM 48, Tim Murray 49, Schoolboy Play in High Gear of the Yankees. While the latter both sides of the situation, it Jared StansfleM 49, <3reg Dvo­ Only Difference has been a hilarious announcer was gsnerally expected that the rak 48. Tech Skein Ends How does the current Bos­ Patriota would be forced Into Wednesday— Barry Robinson Parilli AFL All-Star for several years, aa a color ton Celtics club differ from the trying for the two-pointers since 49, James Andisio 49, Bruce championship Bean Town units man with major networks, one doubts if his oontiniial humor they must win. Hust 48, Jan Jacobs 99, 81 for Bobcats and Rockville of the past? BUI Sharman, Holovak Issued orders to try 180 prone, standing. will be approved by baseball for a two-pointer against Buf­ In 63-48 Victory who played for the Celtics, to­ fans during the 1965 American Friday— Mark Bancroft 48, gether with Bob Cousy, to form League season. Baseball Isn’t falo earlier in the season. ParlUl Scott Roberts 48. Gary Benson a top backcourt duo and who Is made it work on a pass and the 49, Brad Miller 48, Don Quin an Pats Pace Defensive Continue Undefeated the funny game that Garaglola Patriots moved ahead to stay Ranks of the winless were reduced by one yesterday now broadcasting St. Louis likes to describe. It will be In­ 48, Kan Smith 191, 189 prone games should be qualified to 29-28 In the game that snapped standing scores. when Cheney Tech, after absorbing three straight de­ make a comparison between the tending to see what the reac­ the Bills’ unbeaten string at V(TRTf (N E A )__'f’tlon as a T-nuarterback whence**# ?(* incipient maturity, it# HaMiaok; Ketth Linooln,' Schoolboy basketball shifted into high gear last night tion Is when fans hear his Leading the senior shooting NEW lUIvrv ___ . ______noint niit He pame San DIentDiego .- 6-L 818, 84, 4th feats, roared back to tack a 53-48 loss on Vinal Tech in various Celtics teams. nine. in the Nutmeg Rifle League the Green Bay signal caller was can point out Ladd. He came with all teams seeing action. South Windsor, by virtue "When Cousy and I were broadcasts after the first fsw Holovak has had amazing suc­ The three strongest teams still In high school; Tommy Ad­ iq> with San Diego four sea­ year. Middletown. The setback was the fourth straight for weeks of the campeign.. Don held throughout Cbnnectlcut Fnllbaok; Cookie GUciwlst, of a 75-65 victory over Suffield and Rockville’s 78-50 ^the home clubs. playing,” e7q>lalns SharmEui, cess against BuffeJo since he wee sharp-shooting Ken .Woods in the dison, who got a quick look In sons ago from Grambling as the Paris, former New Britain High took over at Boston when Lou biggest man In pro f(x>tball. Buffalo—6-2, 861, 89, 11th year. conquest of Middletown were the plus marks, while Balanced scoring helped do "wa would get the ball off the basketball standout, is now the with 50 pixme, 50 sitting, 50 League this year were the training camp with the Balti­ Defense: Coventry lost in overtime to ^ ------— the trick for Gooch Johnny boards from RusseU and throw Saban — now the Bills’ coach — kneeling and a fine 48 standing more Colts before migrating to with the biggest appetite, and assistant dean of men at Cen­ was let out halfway through the San Diego Chargers, Bos­ amazing agility for his size. Ikid: , Sfui Diego Rocky Hill 74-69, Ellington Knights their second lose in as Kleis’ dub Marc Renaud poured tt the length of the court. Now tral Connecticut College In New for 198. Following Ken was Art ton Patriots and Buffalo Boston, and the incomparable -6-5, 868, 25, 4tb year. bowed to Wakefield, Mass., 62- many attempts. 18 points diroug-h the nets, the players get the ball from 1961 season. In six games Shorts with 195, and John Gal­ Cookie Gilchrist, who trampled When Ernie wanted to play, no 47 and I Rham fell to Bacon Healy received a 10-point HUNTING Russell and dribble It. That’s Britain. Dean of men at the against Saban, Holovak has won Bills—a contention which is everything In Canada before one could handle him. Some­ End; Lany Eisenhauer, Bos­ Larry Foohey 117, Andy Tomko Hardware City college Is Ted lagher with a 184. Shorta leads proved by the standings. ton—6-6, 846, 84, 4tti year. Academy, 64-43. perforjnance from Don Zabilan- 16 and Walt McNally 10. the only difference I see." four. Including last year’s play' the imdefeated team with a transferring his 251 pounds to times Ernie would rather eat. * * * Owen, highly successful track off against the Bills for the It also shows up the second TTiis year, he has become a Tackle: Tom Sestak, Buffalo sky. Rick Blanchard added nine Cheney led at the first quar­ and cross countiy coach at COC 196.2 average. The team next Buffalo. —64, 270, 88, Srd year. SOUTH WINDSOR— Charlie more for Ellington. Eastern title. Saban has one annual All-AFL team named a model of consistency with ter Tl-8 and increased the ad­ .. George Conefrey, a favorite victory and one tie. travels to Einfleld to shoot it out today by Newspaper Enterprise Another Indication of the undlminlshed size (321 pounds) Tackle: Ernie Ladd, San Shares’ South Windsor Bobcata vantage throughout, enjoying a Sound Advice with the only other undefeated close competition In the AFL Diego, 6-9, 821, 86, 4th year. (4-0) began defense of their ROCKVILLE—Rockville (2- Recently, Wilt Chamberlain with riiany road race foUowers.|j Besides the two-point conver­ Association and chosen hy that and Oiarger coach Sid GiUman, 29-21 Intermission lead. 'The in Manchester, has been named sion and the Holovak-Saban bat­ teem in the state. Joining the' eminently qualified jury, the is the fact there was no una­ casting his ballot, proudly Middle Backer: Nick Bnonl- North Central Conference 0) moved out in front 17-5 at FISHING Rangers added to a 48-37 three- of San Francisco was com­ team in this very important nimity at any position. No conU, Boeton — 6-11, 820, 28, crown last night with a 76-66 the first quarter mark and con­ plaining about the shortage of captain of the cross country tle, there will be no end to the eight head coaches of the pointing out Ernie as "best o t CLASSIC BEAUTY quarter mark, outscoring VTnal team at Central. Oonefirey led Individual struggles, with the match will be Fred Jac^js, the league. The CTiargers placed man polled all the votes of the Srd year. win over Suffield. The victory tinued to add to the advantage 15-0 In the final quarter. breath when he races up and junior sensation of 1963. Fred, all the stars.” —Judy Barton, blue­ WHO’S ALL TOBOUGH? down the court, but he got no the frosh to a perfect season, Bills showing six All-Stars and six men. Patriots five and the ' eight coaches, who are permit- Closest jockeying for posi­ Comer Backer: Larry Onmt- spoiled Suffield’s perfect 2-0 in handing Central Valley foe Vinal was paced by Stan winning all eight meets that he home on leave from the Navy Biils four on the offen.slve and ted to (nclude four of their own bam. New York — 6-0, 800, 86, mark in the conference. Middletown its third loss of the eyed blonde from Uni­ Who says fishing’s finished sympathy from teammate, A1 the patriots five. tion was at tight end, with for the year? There’s hardly a Oicewize (20), Ron Annlno competed in .. The TJCoim-Holy Gilchrist, tackle Stew Barber for the hoUdays, could be the defensive platoons. 1 6th year. Jim Rohlin and Jim Baker season. versity of Tennessee, (12) find Bud Spencer (10). Attles. "If I had your money.” big gun needed to help pull off Fred Arbsmas of Kansas City Comer Backer: , spot in the country where a grunted Attles, "I would hire Cross game Jan. 5 at Storm is and guard Bill Shaw made the An elite group is growing up | Three men came within one shading San Diego’s Dave Ko- .shared scoring leadership for Bockvllle (76) will reign over the (Theney hopes to continue its a compete sellout. All reserved this win. For those who have Boston — 6-2, 880, 88, 6th South Windsor with 19 points B. F. PtA. man can't find a place to wet a cab." All-Star team offensively for the forgotten. Fred was a t<^rank- In the young league, which has ^ vote: Mix, who built himself courek; tackle, which went to M artelio ...... 6 1964 Far West Basket­ a line—if he boasts a strong winning wajrs when it hosts seat tickets for tonight’s Bills while tackle Tom Sestak, year. apiece. Ron Riordan added ano­ 0 10 • * * ing marksman with CMch Gil now completed Its fifth season, up to 250 pounds and is rec- Stew Barber by a hair over the Halfback; Willie Brown, Den­ Buch^rl ...... 2 ball Classic Dec. 26-30. love for the outdoors and a Blast Graby Tuesday afternoon UCoiTn-Fordham game are also linebacker Mike Stratton and and It’s noticeably dominant In ognlzed as the best offensive Chiefs’ Jim Tyrer; comer line­ NO SNOW, NO WIND—Coach Ray Nagel of the University of Utah checks ther 13 points. Suffield got 18- Van Oudenhove ...... 9 <6* ' ______- sturdy constitution. at 2. sold. There ere a limited num­ safety msm George Salmes were Hunt’s Manchester High rifle ver — 6-1, 190, 24, 2nd year. point performances from Dick P utz ...... 7 16 Turning Point squad of 1963 end the only jun­ the all-star ranks. Of the 22 : lineman in the young history backer, with Addison squeezing tu rf before Liberty Boivl game in Atlantic City. Utah’s indoor game with N ew m arker ...... 5 With a little ingenuity and a Cheney T ech (6$) iBen Kemer has told this ber of rush seats available, on the defensive team. Halfback: Dick Westmore­ Wolak and Dick Faderau. B. P . P ts ior shooter from Manchester to men voted the best in the AFL, , of the le.ague; Lance Alworth, by Mike Stratton of Buffalo, land, San Diego — 6-L 18(h West Virginia is being staged on floor of the huge convention hall where the Lee ...... 0 fair measure of fortitude any­ S picer ...... 0 0 o story many times, but it bears starting at 7 pm. Joining Parilli on the All-Star only 3 got their starts in pro- the baby-faced flanker of the and safety, where Ron Hall of McCoy ...... 0 ? Argentine Boxer R enaud ...... 7 IS represent CJonnectlcut In the 88, 2nd year. Democratic National Convention was held last summer. Beckwith ...... 1 one can extend his fishing 4 team were teammates guard fesslonal football outside. All Chargers who Is called “Bam- Houston and George Setimee of ROOKY HILL — Coventry pleasures through the coming Tomko ...... 7 a 16 and three de­ National Rifle Matches at Safety: Dalnard Paulson, (2-2) and Rocky Hill, for the Griffith ...... 0 Sturtevant ...... 1 0 2 Camp Perry, Ohio. the rest, from perennial Ail- i bl” and is the greatest touch- Buffalo. Lu^inbuhl ...... 0 In Garden Win, winter months, say the Mer­ M cNally ...... 6 0 in fenders, end lATxy Eisenhauer, New Yoik, 6-0, 190, 87, 41h :»econd year in a row, couldn't Mooney ...... 0 1 Higher Brackets — Good and Bad AFTj offensive tackle Ron Mix ■ down threat In football from A unique angle to the run­ year. cury outboard folks. A ccarpio ...... 0 0 0 middle linebacker Nick Buon- of Son Diego to sophratiore j any place on the field, and ner-up voting is the presence Coming Fad In : Turn Down Heat decide a winner in regular play In most areas, fish are will­ M arksteln ...... 0 0 0 Icontti and safety Ron Hall. The Safety: Bon Hall, Boston — and had to go into overtime. TotajA 29 20 ‘Another Rocky’ Foohey ...... R 1 17 FRIDAY’S FIGHTS comer back Dick Westmore-' Tom Sestak, the strong man of eight KanMs Chiefs on the 6-0, 190, 26, 6th year. Middletown (ftO) ing but fishermen reluctant— T racy ...... 0 0 0 Patriots’ also have the league’s land, also of San Diego (and of the Buffalo defensive line second., team, with only Ar- Last year Coventry won, this , Waylock ...... 3 B a rk er 0 SECOND TEAM W. B attle ...... 8 a situation quite reversed from ...... 0 0 most valuable player, flanker picked as a rookie on last at tackle, year Rock Hill went away with !i p^n^rol 30 NEW YORK (AP) — ArgenU- that existing during the tra­ Big O Hits 56 Poiats, NEW YORK—Oscar Bona­ banas on the all-star varsity. Offense: TE-Dave Kooemrtk, ...... 1 J na’s Oscar Bonavena is only Totals 2R 63 and kicker . year’s team), are pure breds. i Five men polled six votes: a 74-69 victory. G. Battle ...... 2 ditional warm weather fishing vena, 20314, Argentina, stopped It makes you wonder what San Diego: SE-Art Powell, 0 eight fights deep Into his profes- Vinal Tech (4R) Neither team has any injury The exceptions are Babe Pa- I Parilli, Gilchrist, guard Billy Liberty Bowl Set Indoors, Rocky Hill tied the score 65- Cram pton ...... 0 season. But the comparatively B. F . P is problems. Buffalo receiver BiUy Stephan, 18014, Hollywood, the Chiefs will do if they over Oakland; FI-Glno Cappelletti, Wahl ...... 1 rilll, the remarkable quarter- Shaw of Buffalo, middle line- 65 with 47 seconds left after R sional boxing career and he’s few anglers (actually hundreds Rich Annino ...... 1 Glenn Bass was expected to be CalK.. 6. come up a winner again. And Boston; T-JIm Tyrer, Kansas Winslow ...... 1 * already being compared to Spencer ...... 6 back of the Boston Patriots, an backer Nick Buonlcontl of Bos- being- behind for most of the Steveni! ...... 0 of thousaids) who do brave the Harding Fined $500 fv,. 11- . .1- 'p.'inir.inp' W1 MELBOURNE, Australia — it also shows It pays to be a City; T-Sherman P lunkett, 2 Rocky Marciano — and the Ron Annino ...... S back in the line-up, rejoining El csiUoria 124 Italv 11-year pro who some people toll and defensive tackle Ernie game on a basket by Pat Sulli­ Edonfl ...... 1 elements reap a harvest. And Gucewize ...... 6 DubenlonrxihMiinn as thPthe Bins’Bills topto n pMSDass- ^m enico Gniiona, itaiy. winner—like the Chargers, Pa­ Now Yorit; G-Charley Long, van. Sullivan went on to pace — comparison is made by a mstn the fishing fun’s exceeded only Tompson ...... 0 outpointed P^t Gonzalez, 125, might be interested to know, Ladd of San Diego, triots and Bills. Boston; O-Bob Misrihak, Ctak- Total* 17 16 who knows. catching threats was Bart Starr’s first Insplra- 1 If the AFL wants to make a First Time for Novel Idea the winners in the overtime, by the warm companionship 0 NEW YORK (AP)—Oscar Robertson and Reggie Ther? was still some question I Philippines. 1* land; C-, Boston; q- A1 Morgan (141, John Ryan Bockv Hill (74) [ C harley Goldman, who which prevails among .winter strong ...... 0 whether Saban would tap sec-1 ------ALL-STAR FIRST TEAM Len Dawson, Kansas City; H- NEW YORK (AP) —■ Houston’s baseball Astros and^would follow the lead of the Lib- (13) and Dick Papanos (11) B. F Pis. trained the undefeated former bait dunkers. S a .u ...... 0 Harding are getting into higher brackets. That’s good ond-year quarterback Daryle Offense Abner Haynes, Kansas City; Oil Sullivan ...... 7 0 14 champ, now trains Schultz ...... 1 Tight End: Fred Arbanas, Coach Gene Corum of West erty and pos.sibily the Bluebon­ paced the Patriots who now F lanagan ...... 3 Prom the frozen lakes of the for Oscar but bad for Reggie. Lamonica or veteran Jack F-MaU Snell, New York. Virginia asked Bud Dudley era will play all of their homes net although cold weather have an even 1-1 mark in their Benoit ...... 1 g 2 Bonavena. North to balmy Southern wa- T otals IR I 4S Robertson scored a National Basketball Association Kemp to do the quarterbacking, Kansas City—6-S, 241, 26, Srd Defense: E-Bofaby Bell, Kan­ games in the new park where forced at least one other team division of the Charter Oak Moon*»v ...... 7 1 18 ’’This guy is a better boxer ters where outboards work | Score at half: Cheney Vinal career high of 56 points Friday night in leading Cin­ but everything pointed to Leun- Football Standout in New York year. sas a ty ; E-Tom L ^ , Buffalo: to turn down the heat, a re­ they will be free from rain, indoors Friday. Conference. ...... 2 s 10 than Rocky was at the same year around, there’s some brand.' _ onica getting the key assign­ Split Ekid: Charley Henni- T-Bock Bnch.anan, Kansas Capocci ...... 0 2 cinnati to a 111-107 triumph over Los Angeles. quest which typifies what snow and cold weather. Michigan’s Rose Bowl team Ouigley ...... 4 stage of his career,’’ Goldman of winter fishing available. Ron Swoboda. a Met outflelfl ment. He went all the way for gan, Houston — 6-1, 187, 88, City; T-Jerry Mays, K ansas might be the coming fad in West Virginia’s well heated closed its Ann Arbor workouts HRBRON — Bacon Acadeiny Kacz>'nek! ...... B « 16 said Friday night after Bona- Each has its own peculiarities, prospect, batted oiily .242 in 22 Harding, on the contrary, the first time against 6th year. City; MB-SherlU H eadrick, workopt took place in 72-degree — vena had scored his eighth techniques and equipment, de­ didn’t play as his Detroit team­ Despite Harding’s absence, Experiences All-America Blues Flanker: laooe Alwortli, San Kansas City; OB-MIke Strat­ in Yost Field House after bad picked up Its second Charter T o4a Ia 29 games with Buffalo last season. last week. college football. weather. Dudley, however, 16 straight victory. ’’But Rocky pending on weather conditions. mates knocked off St. Louis 114- the Pistons recorded their Hth Diego-—6-0, 186, 28, Srd year. ton, Buffalo; OB-John Tracey, Corum made his request to weather prevented an outdoor Oak Conference win last night Coventry (69) victory in 22 games under play­ Parilli’* favorite targets are _____ I promised to have Convention drill. The Wolverines worked over Rham (0-3). Receiving a Ryan ...... 4 13 was a better puncher. They range from elaborate 108. The second-year Piston sat Cappelletti and , Tackle: Stew Barber, Buf­ Buffalo, and Ftenk Bunoom, Dudley, promoter of the Liberty Hall a moderate 60 degrees for SlorrA ...... 3 6 ’’But this kid is only 22 and is heated shanties and hand lines on the bench after reporting late ing Coach Dave OeBusschere. NEW YORK (NEA) — falo—fi-2. 251, 36, 4th year. San Diego (tie); H-Dave Gray­ Bowl, after one of West Virgin­ on pa.ssing plays de.spite 27 point output from Garry Tilton ...... 2 Ray Scott and DeBusschere with and Larry the game, which shivered cramped conditions. Gregory and 22 polnto more Papanoe ...... 3 j, learning fa.st. Rocky w as 26 by to a mere jacket and regpilar for the game because he over­ Garron providing the ground One of Bob Timberiake’s Tackle: Ron Mix, San Diego son, Kansas City; H-Georga ia’s workouts in preparation for through five cold years in Phila­ KolodzleJ ...... 2 8 the time he had his eighth pro casting gear. slept. each scored 24 points, pacing ,—64, 260, 25, 6th year. Bjn^, Bnffalo; 8-Fred GUck, today’s post-season cla.sh with Sub-freezing weather also was from A1 Vaml.sh, Bacon brought M organ ...... 4 Mac Elected game. many assets is the ability delphia before being moved to on hand to greet the opening ILs record to 4-1. 14 fight.” The midlands of America • Earlier in the dby General Detroit's attack. The game is expected to at­ I Guard: Billy Shaw, Buffalo— Houston; S-Gmrge Salmes, Utah In Atlantic City’s Conven­ Atlantic City. Hudak ...... 4 2 Billy Stephen of Hollywood, have their share of cold weath­ Manager Don Wattrick fined the The Pistons led all the way to assess a situation quick­ 6-8, 249, 26, 4th yewr. Buffalo. tion Hall. The game is the first practice se.ssions of the all-star Bud Berk, with 20 points, Libby ...... 1 Little Johnny Mac, named after the first 14 minutes. They tract the first sellout in Pa­ The hall ceiling is 137 feet teams that assembled in Mont­ paced Rham to ilts highest of­ -- Calif., who was the victim of a er, but not enough to provide a 7-foqt Harding $100 plus the triots’ history to Fenway Park. ly and correctly. j Ciuard: Bioh Talamlnl, Hous- major college bowl to be played high while the football field con­ Total* 33 23 69 sixth round technical knockout frozen platform or properly to the All-State Clam B price of an airplane ticket for had an 88-82 margin after three So there he was In the Wal- , ton — 6-1, 860, 86, 6th year. Mark Jones of Syracuse led gomery, Ala., for next Satur­ fensive mark this year. football team last fall ■ A standing room only crowd of indoors. sists of three inches of sod over day’s Blue-Gray game. Baron (64) j at the hands of the husky, long- condition its inhabitants to the missing a plane to a game In quarters, but the Hawks crept 38,(X)0 is expected. ABC willvrill dorf-A.storla Hotel, Impatlenoe I Center: Jim Otto, Oakland— the International League in ’The next bowl to try football, haired Argentine, agreed. well as the Hartford Country New York Dec. 8. Oversleeping to within two polnta before De­ ! 6-8, 840, 86, 6th year. an inch of burlap. More than 120 "rhe squads began working out W.AKEFIELD, MASS.^Bob Ice fishing enjoyed farther televise the game at 2 p.m. spread ail over his face, on the strikeouts last season with Indoor style, may be the Blue­ college, high school and semi- LH*^r ...... 2 9 Bonavena, an ardent Beatle north. So heated fishing docks, Conference All-Star team as proved much costlier. troit wrapped it up on a string EST, with Boston and the PacU- very night they were honoring quarterback: , 121. He also led hi bcrnie runs today with Bob Schweickert of Healy’s Ellington five (0-2) RoAf ...... 2 a guard, has been named to of U free throws and a field bonnet Bowl in Houston where pro games have been played Virginia Tech quarterbacking Gn»gnry ...... 10 27 fan who wears his hair aa long located over brush piles where Immediately after the game Ic time zone blacked out. | him for being an All-America Boston—6-0, 100, 84, 11th year. with 39. Tulsa took on Mlssis.slppi today. found it rough going up north RuzAAla ...... 1 2 as his hereos, was a highly con- fish congregate, are the rage. captain East Catholio High Wattrick announced Harding goal. there in the past 30 years. the Gray and Northwe.stem’s losing to Wakefield 62-47. John ‘ VamVsh The Fenway Park field is quarterback, A cold front that moved in There was no Immediate pros­ ...... 10 22 vinoing victor over Stephan. These floating pi.scatorial pal­ next season. had been hit with an additional San Francisco downed Phila­ lying under a cover of straw The card on his jacket read Thursday left the Houston area Tom Myers calling signals for Sage’s 20 points led the Wake- Drj k w n ...... 0 J He knocked Billy down for aces accommodate a large Mac, who resides In CHas- delphia 117-111 In Friday’s other pect that other bowl games the Blue team. field assault, handing the D. Solrlano ...... 0 $400 fine. topped off by tarpaulins. UnlesS "Bob Timberlake, University of In near freezing temperatures. Phum#‘v ...... 0 0 two count in the third, drew group of fishermen and offer tonbury, Is a junior. He has Robertson’s spree surpassed NBA game. It snows Sunday, the field Michigan” and from the mo- This prompted se\^ral Bluebon­ T. Spirlano ...... 0 6 blood from his nose in the same Wilt Chamberlain scored 41 Popfk ...... 0 all the comforts of home. lettered the past two yefirs. his previous high of 49 points should be In top shape. The long ment he walked into the hotel, net directors to indicate that the ” round, opened a cut under his With such innovations, fish­ In addition to playing both and fell only three short of the points and Nate Thurmond range weather forecast called the guys in rep ties and three- game may be moved next year Sports ScHiedule T oIaIa 36 14 64 left eye in the fourth and finally ing is no longer seasonal. For on offense and defense, Mac Cincinnati high held by Jack threw a defensive blanket for temperatures In the 80s with button suits would walk up to ' VConn Plays Fordham Ram Rhfim (43) won it at 2:14 of the .sixth after to the new $24 million Harris Berk ...... 9 all with the (lesire, fishing also handled the punting Twyman. The Royals’ ace con- around rookie star little chance of snow. him, glance at the card and County domed stadium. Billiard ...... 4 9 rocking his opponent with a left thrills are available 12 months chores. .nected on 17 off 33 field goal Luclous Jackson, limiting him smile. Sunday, Dee. 19 K lrkliam ...... 2 4 and right to the jaw. of the year. to seven points. Four foul shots tries and tossed in 22 of 28 free Then they'd grab his hand and Green Manor at Winsted. In Last Pre-Holiday THI, ...... 0 throws, the league’s best mark in the last minute by Guy Rodg­ Tuesday, Dee. 22 rr‘iio ...... 0 Jet Loss Streak tell him how great he wais be­ - I Warner ...... 0 this season. ers Iced it for the Warriors. G IV E HIM Smith at South Windsor, 8...... 1 fore shoving the souvenir pro­ , Bristol Eastern at Manches­ The University of Connecti-^Seton Hall (67-69). They had a 1 Mcr'clid ...... 1 ------Along the College Basketball Trail— ■ OnXine in Finale gram In his face ”to sign for CIGARS, PIPES. ter. 8. cut basketball team makes its home game with North Caro­ Phillip* ...... 0 the kids.” lina State on Thursday nigltt. Griffin ...... 1 At first Timberlake was puz­ Pouches, Lighter Windsor at Rockville, 8. final home court appearance D am arjian ...... 0 Baugh Retires to Ranching, KANSAS CTTY (AP) — Kan­ Coventry at Bacon Academy, prior to a Christmas break in Fordham may give 6-7 sopho­ sas City has the momentum of zled because he hadn't been 8:15. more Jim Lauber, a twin­ Total* IR 43 Chance for Boston College its 49-6 humiliation of San Die­ around the Madison Avenue ARTHUR DRUG the schedule Saturday when the digit scorer as a frwhman who crowd long enough, but within Granby at Ellington, 8. WakfflHd, Mail. (6T) Oiler Coach ‘Happier There’ go’s American Football League Rham at Portland. Hiuskiee play Fordham at 8 has been out with a leg injury, B F Western champs as it shoots_ for five minutes he had enough and o’clock. his first start at Connecticut. Ollmo ...... 3 0 a .600 season here ¥unday i headed for the closest empty ^ T,.^onf ...... 1 2 In Milwaukee Classic Final Connecticut, on the short end He may be joined by 6-6 John Dawaon ...... 0 0 HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) Sam-<^running his 6,855-acre ranch against the New York Jets, anx- ^°rntr. Stevens (19.2) and 6-6 Joe OuAlter* ...... 5 3 my Baugh has quit as head Interfered with his duties as ious to do something about a Lote of LonellnesB of a 4-7 series record with Frangipane (10.2) in the fore­ R utiPr ...... 1 0 “There le a great deal of lone­ Coach Johnny Bach’s Fordham Saee ...... 1 0 NEW YORK (AP)—Thet«eid goal than Austin. He hit on^made It four straight against football coach of the Houston head coach. miserable road record. court. Stevens is the leading re- O’Brian ...... 2 4 a 45-footer as the first half major opponents by defeating Oilers to spend more time on The former Texas Christiein liness In being on All-America,” Rams, won a magnificent 59-51 Boston Cftllege Eagles, who A victory would give the he said. "I talked to my girl victory over practically the bounder with a 15 average Oxford ...... 0 1 buzzer sounded. George Washing^n 106-80 in the' his west Texas ranch because University and Redskin passing Chiefs a 7-7 record in their sec­ BOWLING while Frangipane pulls down M artH lo ...... 1 2 seem to be going places in Evansville, Ind., Invitational. star quit after signing a new about it. This Is strictly a one- same personnel in -New York Drlnkw*tar ...... 0 0 Kentucky, Illinois, North Car­ “I'm happier there.” ond year In Kansas City and year proposition. If I ever be­ la,st year; but the Huskies were 8.8 per game. In the back court college basketball this sea­ olina, Alabama, Vanderbilt, UCLA, No. 5, Kentucky, No. 8. Baugh’s successor will be the one-year contract only two climax a good comeback from a will be 5-10 Captain Wayne T otals 34 14 62 and Vanderbilt, No. 9, were the months ago. ^ 2-4 start. They wound up 5-7-1 come famous enough, I’m going 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. stopped the season before at McGuirt (15-4) and 6-0 Brian Rllingtsii (47) son with the coaching of State, Arizona State, fifth head coach In six season.s to write an autobiography and Storrs by the Rams, 75-66. B lanchard ...... S Bob Cousy, get their big Murray State, Louisiana State only teams In The Associated for the American Football The Hall of Fame quarter­ last year, winning their last Sheeran (8.0). Furnhey ...... S Press Top Ten to play ^Iday, back compiled a 3-10 record, three, and haven’t reached the call It ‘The Loneliness Ot an All- A 15-point chain early in Wei* ...... 1 and Evansville scored victories League entry — a turnover un­ Americ®..’ BOB TIMBERLAKE A Ijmited supply of general chance tonight. They play in other Christmas holiday ex­ Texas, playing at home, matched in pro football. ‘ worst showing since the club .500 level since winning the AFL $2JI0 Par Person last year’s game proved to be .Zahoer ...... a nipped Nebraska 77-78 despite wa.s founded, with the season ”I get sick of It,” he con­ a 'life saver for the Huskies admission tickets will go on zabilanaky ...... 2 UCLA, the national cham­ travaganzas. The Houston Post said his crown in Dallas In 1962. tinued with a quick glance at do both,” he said, "but if I have to Allle Sherman. sale when the gates open at 7. Norwood ...... 2 pions, in the final of the Fred Hare’s 33 points for the finale against Denver to be The Jets have lost all six road Timberiake’s professional fu­ I'’>. who .saw a 33-16 advantage E m ery ...... 1 Kentucky crushed West Vir­ Comhuskers. John Paul BHilts’s successor was expected to be the packed ballroom. "They all to give up pro ball. I’ll certain­ There will be no preliminary. Kohu* ...... 1 played Sunday. games this season and their last ture Includes halfback as well early in the second half whit­ Milwaukee holiday classic. ginia 102-78 and Illinois pulver­ basket gave Texas a tiS at 69>59 Hugh (Bones) Taylor, Oiler want to shake your hand, but ly do it.” tled down to a 50-47 lead. How­ Meanwhile, Danbury State Is B urnham ...... 0 ized Dayton 104-86 In. the Uni­ backfleld coach. The Post also two in 1963. Over two seasons they don't really know you. All Timberlake was drafted by as quarterback, and the scouts at Southamplonr and Bridgeport John Austin's desperation and Bo ■ Rothchild’s layup put they havt dropped 12 of 13 away ever, ball control tactics by Totala 16 IK 47 versity of Kentucky Invitational the Longhorns ahead for good. said Lou Rymkus, former Oiler th8y do Is stick out the glad the New York Giants In the actually think he might be Connecticut at that point in­ will pop down to New York to jump shot from 35 feet out as at Lexington. North Carolina head coach, would be rehired as Sports Viewing drom h6me. A defeat would hand ! National League and the Buf- more effective as a runner. BILLIARDS play St. Francis. After tonight’s South Windsor (7R) the final buzzer sounded gave In other games Kansas State leave New York with the same Whether it’s straight bil­ sured the victory. B. edged Mississippi State 84 - 80 beat Washington 73-66 at Seat­ an offensive line coach. “I don’t mind talking to any- falo Bills of the American, but | He alternated at halfback action, there wiH be no games Rohlin ...... R the Eagles a rousing 86-85 victo­ and Alabama walloped Virginia record as last year, 5-8-1. one who Is Interested In ideas he won’t have to worry about and quarterback during his *Bill Della Sala had 16 points involving (Connecticut teams un­ ry over Wisconsin in the open­ tle, Cornell downed Columbia Taylor, 41, one of the National SATURDAY liards or pocket billiards, and Toby Kimball had, 18 to .Slomcinsky ...... 2 Tech 72-63 In the Virginia Tech Football League’s all-time great 12:80 ( 8) Liberty Bowl but nothing makes me sicker a decision until after the Rose sophomore and junior years. til Dec. 28, when Yale, Wesley­ Hurd ...... 0 ing round Friday night. UCLA Invitational at Blacksburg, Va. 79-73 at Ithaca, Maryland enjoy an evening with the lead .the Huskies in that win an, (Central Connecticut and Y onlka ...... t beat Marquette 61-62 to qualify drubbed Wake Forest 82-64 at pass receivers, said "I have not 8:80 ( 8) Bluebonnet Bowl Streak Elndg than having my name dropped Bowl when Michigan finishes This season, at quarterback gang or your date at Man­ while Joe Frangipane (16) and R aker ...... R Vanderbilt toppled Baylor College Park, Md., Rhode Is­ discussed the coaching situation 4:00 ( S) NFL — Count* by people who don’t know any­ its season against Oregon only, he gained 674 yards rush­ Q u i n n 1 p a c enter holiday P eter.ien ...... a for the final. thing about me except that I’m SUte. ing. Passing, he was 63 for 127 chester’s largest and finest John Stevens (15) who are tournaments. Goodin ...... 4 from the unbeaten ranks 97-78 land routed Brown 96-78 at tvith OUer offleials.” But he in. down to Kickoff NEW HAVEN (AP)—Another billiard hall. back again this year were the The only team with a home R iordan ...... 5 Austin’s fantastic shot, which and Oklahoma State nipped Kingston, R.I. and unbeaten dicated hs would llUe to have (80) aknnpiofMhlp chapter in the perennial h^h an All-America. ” "What I would do.” he said, for 807 yards and four touch­ big guns for the Rams. Duhay* ...... ‘...... 1 he made while on a dead run, Florida State 60-56 in the Van­ Utah maide it five in a row by the Job, Bowling school basketball rivalry be­ As you can see. Bob Tim­ "is go to school in the off­ downs. game last night. University of climaxed a rally that saw the berlake is a pretty perceptive He also is considered a good Fordham invades Storrs with Hartford, evened its record at T otals 34 10 7R derbilt Invitational at Nashvine. taking San Jose State 94-75 at Taylor played for nine years UtOO ( 8) Itooe of the Week tween Wilbur (jross and Hill- season. It would take six years plepty of height and talent, 3-3 by beating Worcester Tech Suffield (65) Eagles come from 14 points Murray took Teicas Western 66- Salt Lake City. with the Washington Redskins, 6:80 (80) NBC Sports Spe­ house was written Friday night person In addition to being Uke that. blocker and has good speed as SlaainakI back. The e-foot-1 junior from when Cross upset, the Acade­ one of the nation’s best foot­ "Right now I’m not sure;well as size (6-4, 210). the Rams missing a 5-0 rec­ 64-62. Gogulaki . 58 and Arizona State whipped Like Boston College It was a and during that time .was the cial ord in their first five games Worcester led at the half’but A dam ezyk Washington, D.C., finished with Washington State M-77 in the memorable night for littls Pied­ favorite target of Baugh’s pass­ (18) Boston Patriots mics 08-88. ball players. He also Is a where I’ll go, although Prince- It all adds up to a valuable Mancliester Bowling Green by a matter of ,14 points. TTiey tile Hartford Hawks rallied and Hava .. . 36 polnta for a tournament' Sun .Devil CUtsaic at 'Tempe, mont College'’of Demoreat, Ga.' es. Hs also was, assistant coach SUNDAY The defeat ended a HUlbouse B-plus student interested in. the ton wrote me about its Divini­ boy and Bob Timberlake knows toppled Loyola of. Maryland went into 4he lead with six W nlak . . . . record. ArU. Ths Georgians ended a 47-fame jmder Baugh in 1660 with ths 3:00 ( 8) ATL — Bostea Winning streak that had lasted Presbyterian ministry and pro­ ty School." how much people want him. SSln ...... 81 games. Larry Harper was the fessions! footbaU. Good News to AlUe Bvsn so, be can’t escape that' 434 CENTER STREET at ADAMS STREET (96-74) and Columbia (W-80) minutes left. Dick Daigneault of radm rau Gall Goodrich, who led UCLA L8U downsd Denver 88-83 .end losing B t r e a la. by fiefeaUhg Hew York Titans. Buffnle while losing close ones to Fair- Hartford led all scorers wltl) 18 BIsoId . . . with, 31 points against Mar- Uvansvill*, the nation's top- Charleston, 8.C. Oollefs 84-81 at Batigh, 80, had li^isted fhftt top Croog MOrsrr with 30 *T see no mason why Z oan’t That should be gpod news feeling of loneliness. field (70-78), Yale (70-76) and points. Totals 17 quette, made aq sven longer nmked small eoH^ team Augusta, Ga.

1 ■ TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1», 1964 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, llANCHESTEIL CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER IR, 1964 PAGE THIRISDI Apartments— Flat»— BnaliMss Locations By FAGALY and SHORTEN (toonuWlthoiit Board 69 Houses For Sole 72 Hos For 9sls 72 Honagg For 9alg 72 Buildlng-^Contnctlnc 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Tenements 63 For Rent 64 Sabnrban For 75 WORKmO LADY to share my MANCHB3BTBR — Bxacutfvo MANCHESTER — 160x200, INVESTMENT PROPHHTIES mON OON8TRUOnON-4tmf- m a i n STRESTT offlcea for rent, MANCHESTER VICINITY—A taf. ddlnf, alterstlona, oetl. home. Call D49-394D before THREE ROOM unfumlehed ne^borhood. lovely tr o m large trees, clean 6 room Col- —^A 2 family, a 8 family, w d 8 bedroom ranch on a country- 8:18 a.m. and after 6:45 p.m. apartment, second floor, I>or- Ideal location, heat. Janitor, Colonial, mammon Uvfiu onla], dMble garage, only $16,- a 6-unit eamplex. IR’or further CLASSIFIED in p , gutters and* aluminum plenty, customer parking. 640. size wall shrubbed lot, huge ter Street area, |80 monthly modem Utdben with Agency, windows. MS-4983. etS^MSe. T h e SMRIMP WMO WEIOMS IM hiu the 6384, 048-7175. 000. Hutehlns d e t a 11 a call the Belfiore living room with fir^lace, W I DOU WHO llPf THE tCALE includes heat, hot water, elec­ Duut-lna, 2-car jpange.— V ■ ■ S ■ “ u ^ 646-0108. Agency, 648-5121. family alae kitchen, full cellar, AT A LIOMT lot tricity and gas, no appliances flee at $19,900. m v S t A. A. oaON, INC. Rooflna AT A HUOE ApartniMito—Flats— TWO STORY building, about •■•m Agrney. m tlesa condition, $16,500. sldina, palnttiw. Carpentry. aT HA« ID PAV TMROUOM THE 8HMOZX furnished. Call 643-4I9M for 643-4808. MANCHESTER ■— 8 bedroom FOUR BEDROOMS — Large 9 O m tv WITHOUT A MUEMUE - Tenements 63 8,000 ft , for rent Suitable Wolverton Agency, Realton, ADVERTISING '^teranons aM addiaona Cell- TOR "OVIRWIISHT* TUPf THIAI OUOMTA IB A LAWf appointment Green Manor Ranch with fun room home in Manchester, 649*2818. for storage or shop. $30 basement, family slse rooms, combining wholesome country Inga. Workmanriitiin guaran- montWy. Apply A p t 4, 10 De­ teM. 399 Autumn r LOOKma for anythlnf in real ATTRACnVB 4 ROOM apart­ ' dining L, garage, one block atmosphere with modern con- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 4 t 84S-18M. 'fouftfun&AM estate rentals — Martmants, pot Square. TOIXAND — 82,600 aaaumea ment second floor, basement fri>m bus. Owner transferred. veniencee. 8 Inside fireplaces, ‘mortgage, save closing costs. 8 A. M. to 5 PJ^ BIDWBLL HOMS Improvement homes, multiple dwdllngs, call and attic, steam heat, opposite HO —HO — HO Must sell. Warren E. How­ country sized kitchen, tre­ Spotless 6H room Colonial Company—Roofing, siding, al- RMUrtOti J. D. Realty, M3-812D. Center Park. No pets. Avail­ J land, MLB Realtor, 643-1106. mendous living room, formal nch, buUt-lna, % acre wood- teraUons, additions and re­ able January 1st. 649-7629. Houses For Rent 65 COPY CIX)SIN6 TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat­ "Tis the Season to • • • • dining room, separate laundry ~ot Hnrryl Hayes Agency, modeling of ail types. Excel­ OOIONIAL — 4 bedrooms, 1^ room, den, plus bathroom 4808. MONDAY mini FRIDAY 10:«0 A.M. — SATURDAY 9 AJM. lent workmanship. M9-4496. ed, with garage, recently re­ SMALL 3-ROOM heated apart­ FOUR pEDROOM raised ranch BUY, BUT, BUY’’ two baths, family room o ff kitchen, modeled, Cedar St.. Manches­ completely decorated, 2-car famUy fun. A piecs of downstairs. Four bedrooms ment lady preferred, near bus buUt-lna, dli^washer, intercom, and aecond bathroom upstairs. ter, $125 per month. Call W. line. Call 643-7802. garage, one year lease with property in excellent con­ double garage, 144x120. Carl­ Vernon Harry England, 649-6201, after option to renew, $195 per dition, and It is sure to af­ Oarage, tool shed, dog pen. PLEASE READ YOUR AD ton Hutchins Agency, Real­ plus still another fireplace DREAMS COME TRUE Roofing and Ciumneys 16* A 6 call 742-7883. montL 742-7004. ford you the maximum in tors, 646-0108. fii«.rf«Uyi or "Want Ada” ar« taken over the phone as a 31^ ROOMS, heat and hot wa­ market appreciation. 6-6 outside. Over 1,800 sq. ft. of SPARKUNO Y ROOM home In gracious count:^ living in 8H-room Multi-level strik­ eonventenoe. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST ROOFINQ — Speciallalng re­ THREE ROOM heated apart­ ter. Cali 643-7222. room duplex, two furnaces, MANCHESTER — Ranch 6 ingly located on a treed DAY r s APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the pairing roots of all kinds, new m ent 466 Main Street Call neighborhood of fine resi­ central location, and the rooms, modem kitchen, built- town. Public and parochial roofs, gutter work, chimneyc dences. Beamed cathedral cell­ schools. Belfiore Agency, 648- lo t The spaciousness and next insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE incor­ 649-5329, 9-5. DUPLB3X A PA R TM E N T owner will help by taking in atove, dlshwaaher, etc. DUf- richness of the Interior cleaned, repaired Aluminum A. ing, m baths, fireplace, 8 0121. rect or oi^tted insertion for any advertisement and then only kitchen with range hood, dls- back a small mortgage If ing room, large living room give pride of ownership. siding. 80 years’ experience. NEW DELUXE room du­ pohal, refrigerator, living and bedbrooms. Den and family necessary. A sound invest­ to Uie exttot of a "nuike good” Insertion. Errors which do not with fireplace, 8 bedrooms, fuU FOUR BEDROOMS — 9 room You can save at low price lessen the value of the advertisement wlU not be corrected by Free estimates. Call Rowley, plex apartment, heat, hot wat­ dining rooms, *4 bath on first room. Exmisite stone con­ ment — a good place to basement, 1-car garage. $18,- M3-6841, 644-8898. er, appliances, dryer, parking, struction. TVuly, a rare find. Colonial on tree shaded lot, 2 of $25,900. Call Roger "make food " Insertion. floor. Carpeted stairs to sec­ live. Our competent sales 500. Philbrick Agency, 649- Walker 875-6611. full cellar, $150 monthly. J.D. ond floor. 2 bedrooms, ceramic $200 monthly. Belfiore Agency, staff of six is equipped to 8464. fireplaces, separate large laundry room, jalousied rear Realty. 643-6129, 643-8779. bathroom. Excellent closet 648-5121. custom fit this house to YOUR COOPERATION WILL HI AI 1 porch, outside patio, 1H BE APPRECIATED l/IMfc I I Kadlo-TT Repair and storage space throughout YOU. MANCHESTER — West Side. WE HAVE customers waiting FOUR ROOM ranch, furnished Older 6 room Colonial, new baths, 2-car garage, alumi­ Barrows «"Wallace Services 18 for the rental of your apart­ apartment. Basement storage or unfurnished, oil baseboard num storms, screens, doors. aiding, garage, quiet location. Manchester Parkade ment or home. J. D. Realty, and laundry. Parking. On bus heat, knotty pine, oak floors, Plastered walls. Wall-to-wall line. Call 649-4887 between 6-7 Only $18,600. Hayes Agency, Manchester 649-5306 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv 643-5129. adults. S43-6389. 643-4808. carpeting In several rooms. A Ice. available all hours. SaUs- p.m. J. D. REALTY CO. quality Ansaldl built home. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? factlcn guaranteed. Ca^ 649- FOUR ROOM fla t second floor. COMPLETELY furnished 4 THREE BEDROOM ranch, 125 IBelflore Agency, 643-5121. VERNON — 2-year-oId 6 room 1816. Central location, heat, hot 314 ROOM garden apartment, room house, automatic heat, 643-5129 648-8779 Includes heat, hot water, foot frontage, fireplace, full ranch, attached garage, decor-! M-Hour Answering Service water, one year lease. Call adults only. 649-1794. cellar, aluminum storms, car' FOUR BEDROOM ranch with atoris wall, aluminum storms, 649-5048 aft^r 6 p.m. stove, refrigerator and park­ full cellar, 2 complete bath­ ing. Rent $110 per month. Of­ port All for $13,900. Don’t fence, new wall-to-wall carpet- | WEST SIDE — 7 room older w ait Hutchins Agency, 646- rooms. Asking $16,900 for fast Free to Herald Readers Moving— ^Trucking— HEA’TED 3 .and 4 room apart­ fice 15 Forest Street. Phone Colonial, 3-4 bedrooms, fire­ Ing. Near school, bus, and' Help Wanted— Male 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Fuel and Feed 49-A 0103. sale. Belfiore Agency, 643- shopping. Extras. Owner Storage 20 ments, electric refrigerator 643-0000. Available January 1. place, heated sunporch, garage. MANCHESTER — New 7 room 5121. Want liifonnatlon on one of our classified advertisements? No raised ranch, 2-car garage, transferred. 875-1160. answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the EXPERIENCED oil burner AKC, WHITE, male toy poodle, HIGH QUALITY seasoned and gas stove furnished. Call Schools, shopping within walk­ MANCHESTER—Sole ’N Span MANCHESTER Delivery. Ughl 649-7737 or 649-5779, 6 to 7 FOUR ROOM flat, first floor, ing dlstsmce. 649-1698. built-ins, 1% baths, acre lot, SIX ROOM Cape on East Side, service man, all benefits. Apply 8 weeks old, home raised, rea- | hardwood, cut to any length 6 room Cape, 3 bedrooms, spa­ NEW HOMES being construct-: trucking and package delivery. In person. Williams Oil Serv­ sonable. 875-1581. and split, stored inside. Free p.m. automatic heat, adults pre­ tremendous value. Hayas Agen­ aluminum storms, screens, cy. 64S-48(n. cious kitchen with formica ed, 8 minutes from Manches-1 EDWARDS Refrigerators, washers and ice, 341 Broad St., Manches­ kindling with each load before ferred. 649-0769. counter and stainless sink, full doors. Attractive wooded lot. stove moving spiclalty. Folding THREE ROOM apartment Suburban For Retit 66 ter. Cape Cods. Ranches, | ter. Christmas. Leonard Glglio, Bol­ MANCHESTER — Like new leng^th living room-dining room Only $14,900. Belfiore Agency, chairs for r.mt. 649-0783. heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ 56 PEARL STREET. 314 room 643-5121. Raised Ranches — time to i ANSWERIN6 SERVICE Live Stock 42 ton, 649-8818. apartment, first floor, front COVENTRY LAKE—4% room 5V4 room ranch, 22 foot living combination, oil steam heat, choose your Individual lo t! erator, $90. 247 No. Main. 649- aluminum storms and screens, BLACK GELDING, good man­ 6228, 9-5. eind back porch, remodeled In­ ranch, fireplace, lake prlvl' room, 1% baths, beautifully DRIVE BY 85 Brookfield now. Call Robert D. Murdock, side and out. Heat, hot water, legea, $85 a month. 643-1686. finished family room, large $15,500. Wolverton Agency, U & R Realty Co,, Inc., 643- 6494I5M - 875-2519 Painting— Papering 21 ners, very responsive. Experi­ Realtors, 649-2813. Street. See this immaculate and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In Jig MALE enced rider needed. Priced to Garden— Farm— Dairy TWO ROOM heated apartment stove, refrigerator and park­ wooded lot. Hayes Agency, Dutch Colonial with garages 2692, 643-6472. INTERIOR and exterior paint­ and bath. 149 Oakland Street. ing Included. $100. 649-6544. BOLTON CENTER Apartments, 643-4803. for 3 cars. Wall-to-wall car­ time without spending all evening at the telephone. sell. 649-5175 after 3. Products 50 Comer Brandy St. and Bo'.ton IN-LAW QUARTERS — 7% ANDOVER — Bolton line. $11,- ing. wallpaper removed, fully $65. 649-5229, 9-5. room ranch, 2 baths, 2-zone peting In several rooms. Anx­ Insured. R m e Belanger. 648- FOUR ROOM unfurnished, sec­ Center Rd., new 8 romis, heat, EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, 900. Privacy, two acres, trees, FACTORY APPLES—Macs and Cortlands, ’IHREE ROOMS, tile bath, heat two years old, large living heat, garage, drastic reduction ious owners will consider rea­ Lost and Fonnd 1 Automobiles For Sale 4 0612 or 644-0804 Articles Par Sale 45 No. 1 and No. 2. Bunco Farm, ond floor apartment. Inquire hot water, stove, refrigerator, sonable offer. Belfiore Agency, Manchester telephone ex­ These foUr photos show the eclipse of the moon as it paslsed through the and hot water furnished, sec­ 233 Center St. $125. 649-8288, 643-4312. room with fireplace, modem to $18,500, Manchester, Hutch­ change. 7 >4 room Cape Cod, 14 Spencer St, ins Agency, Realtors, 646- 643-5121. LOST: Pass Book No. 6266, STUDEBAKER COMMAND­ PILE is soft and lofty . . . col­ ond floor. 1614 School St. kitchen with bullt-ms, family 4*'4 rooms down, upstairs earth’s shadow. They were taken at the U.S. Naval Observatory in Washing­ WORKERS ANDOVER— 4 room apartment, 0103. Savings Department of the ER. 1956, V-8, 4-door .sedan, You name your own price. ors retain brilliance in carpets across from East Side Rec. FOUR ROOM apartment, room, 4 or 8 bedrooms, 2-zone 199 WOODBRIDGE STREET framed and Insulated, large 2- ton. (AP Photofgx.) ...... - excellent tires, $175. Call af­ 640-7863, 875-8401. cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent North End, $40. Call 643-4620, heat, hot water, electric stove hot water heat, garage, $24,900. car garage with workshop amd Connecticut Bank & Trust THREE ROOM, third floor, CAPE for $16,000 with an at­ — 7 room home, IH baths, 4 Company. Application made ter 3 p.m. 742-8261. electric shampooer $1. Paul’s Household Goods 51 between 10-4 p.m. and refrigerator, reasonable. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. storage area. Easily financed. PAINriNO, EXTERIOR and In- Excellent hourly wages, 8 heated, centrally located. Call 742-6124. tached garage. 6 finished bedrooms. Asking $15,500. Perfect Setting for pasunenL Paint A Wallpaper Supply. Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, 1958 VOLKSWAGEIN M lcr^ terior, paperhanging. wall­ paid holidays, paid fu­ RUGS, never used, 9x12 gold, 643-0082, between 7-8. SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen rooms, new heat fireplace, ex­ cellent residential location. Va­ 643-2766, Charles Nicholson, LUST: Pass Book Number bus, good condition. Make of­ paper removed, dry wall work neral leave, pension plan, ONE of the finer things of life *30; 9x15tl5 ruby ■ Oriental, ■ 835 (•'urnished Apartmentf* 63-A R(X!KVILLB — Now available. living room with fireplace, im­ 16 DELMONT STREET — 742-6364, Dolores L Merritt, University Regents For Lunar Show vacation plan, group insur- Attractive 3% room apart­ cant T. J. Crockett, Realtor, M9591. Savings Department of fer. 644-0545. Reasonable rates. Bank flnanc- -Blue— Lustre- carpet and up­ 12x15 off “ ------white nylon. ■ 289-! mediate occupancy, $18,000. Large Colonial with baths. 646-0424. smce plus major medical. 6955. FOUR ROOM apartoent, Wells | r q CKVILLE CENTER—Mod- ment, Includes heat, hot wa­ Philbrick Agency. 649-8464. 643-1577. the Connecticut Bank and ing arranged. FUlly insured. holstery cleaner. Rent electric' Gracious Interior atmosphere. NEW YORK (AP) — Criiq>, Free estimates. 649-9688, Jo­ Applicants must be at least shampooer $1. The Sherwin- Street, $60 a month. 649-5987. em 4 rooms, heated, furnished, ter, range, refrigerator, park­ Trust Company. Application ONE BLOCK from Main, two OLD TWO FAMILY 6-4, needs Close to all conveniences. Has Vernon made for pasunent. seph P. Lewis. 5'9" tall and in good physi­ Williams Co. EVERYTHING In sterilized re- all utilities, adults; also, three ing. Near shopping and bus clear weather across much of Auto Driving School 7-A condltlon'^d used furniture and THREE ROOMS, second floor, family, 4-4 duplex, permanent work, very reasonable; also, had excellent care. Belfiore Repeat They’re Boss cal condition. Interview’s at room, adults. 875-9121. line. 12 minutes to Hartford Agency, 643-5121. the country provided a perfect PAINTING and paperhanging, appllancej, high quality low heat and hot water furnished. over Parkway. Suitable for siding, two recent heating sys­ new duplex 4-6 now under con­ LONG LOW LOVELY LOST—Young female tan dog, LHiARN TO DRIVE — Special ROGERS CORP., comer of ONE DOLLAR stationery bar­ setting Friday night for one of good work, reasonable rates, gains, name, address on choice prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 Call 643-8507. one or two persons. $100 tems, garages, clean. Hayes struction, central location. Call long haired, medium built. attention to nervous and eld­ Mill and Oakland Sts., Peg Cteszynskl, 649-4291. LOS ANGELES (AP) — The«>bo allowed to champion any po- nature’s celestial spectaculars 30 years In Manchester, your Manchester, promptly at 10 of 200 noteheads; 150 letter South Street, Rocki’ille. 878- THREE ROOM furnished apart­ monthly. 875-3748 or 875-0250. Agency. 643-4803. Elegance personified with­ Please call 649-3506. erly. Classroom for teen-agers. MANCHESTER — 4 large in this 80-foot executive board of regents of the Univer­ litical cause they chose on cam­ — a total eclipse of the moon. Pickup service. Day or eve­ neighbor Is my recommenda­ a.m., Wednesday, Dec. 23. sheets, 75 envelopes. 60 per­ 2174. Open 9-« rooms, one year old, first floor, ment, Andover. 742-7541. WEST SIDE — $17,900. St. sity of California, battling cam­ pus. In this the regents Friday FOUND—Black smd light tan tion. Raymond Flake, 649- sonalized napkins, 79c, blue, BOLTON— Nice 4 room ranch PORTER STREET Area — 6 snow white Ranch. Its Astronomers in all parts of ning lessons. Reasonable rates. MOVING — Stove, refrigerator, heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ LARGE, well furnished, house­ unfurnished, furnished, near room Cape, fireplace, 2-car James Parish. 135x145 lot, DECEMBER massive 6 rooms and 2-car pus civil disobedience, warn agreed. mongrel female. Call Le Frac- Manchester Driving Academy, 9237. An equal opportunity employer. pink, yellow, white. Discount erator, $130. No pets. January trees, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, North and South America, Weet Phllco automatic washer, aud keeping room for one adult, all shopping and school bus. Be garage, large tree shaded lot, garage must be seen to ap­ that they’ll take “ necessary The academic senate also Africa and Europe had bulky chia. Dog Warden, 643-8594. 742-7249. Center (with Manchester Rub­ 1st. 643-7035 after 6 p.m. built 1968, spotless. Hutchins steps" to preserve law and or­ asked that the faculty be al­ EXTERIOR and interior paint­ ber Stamp), 5 S. Main, Man­ miscellaneous items. Very good utilities, parking. 272 Main. fore 6, 649-6867. | $17,900. Philbrick Agency, preciate the price’ of $29,- equipment in position for a sci­ ing. Wallpaper books. Paper­ condition. Reasonable. 643- 649-8464. Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. This home Is worth $29,- 900. Call S. Clark 649-5306, der. lowed to take over handling of WANTED—Service station at­ chester. Earn cash for your­ FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ ROCKVILLE — 2% room fur­ entific observations os the moon hanging. Ceilings. Floors. FVlly 6776. A l^ IL A B L E IMMEDIA-TELY [ 000, but can be yours for 876-6611. But the regents’ stand, taken disciplinary measures in the slid into the darkest part of tha Annonitecmenpi 2 tendant, full-time. Good prop­ self or club treasury. Free sell­ ond floor, 178 Maple Street. No nished apartment, $20. weekly, MANCHESTER GREEN AREA here Friday, mixed compromise area of political activity. On this Business Services Insured. Workmanship gptar- ing kit. 649-4489. —5 room apartment in Rock-1 under $24,000. Yes. a raised earth’s shadow at 9:08 p.m., osition, including many fringe USED IRONRITE electric iron- furnace; $65. Tel. 643-4751. central. 875-6316. ville, heat furnished, children A 6 room Ranch with 8 gener­ ranch with nearly 2,000 sq. with firmness, assuring leaders the regents disagreed, saying BLBCTROLUX sales and serv­ Offered 13 anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. benefits. Apply in person, ous bedrooms, dining room, Barrows allace EST. If no answer, 643-9043. LIFE SIZE Santas for outdoor er, mahogany fini.sh cabinet, FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ accepted. Information 649- ft. of living area, plus a 2- of a free speech movement that "Ultimate authority for student ice. bonded representative. Al­ Moriarty Brothers, 301 Center used very little, cost $350, ask­ THREE ROOM furnished, ATTENTION spacious living room with fire­ Harvard College astronomars fred AmeU, 110 Bryan Dr., LAND CLEARING, tree re­ I or indoor Christmas displays. ond floor, redecorated, gas 5833. car garage and practically Manchester Parkade there won’t be any restrictions discipline within the university Street. ing $90. 649-9953. heated apartment, available place, large kitchen with for­ nrand new. Bank commit­ —beyond constitutional ones— is constitutionally vested in the had near-perfect conditions and Manchester, 644-8141. moval, and chain saw work. 166 Sliver Lane, East Hart- furnace, reasonable. Ready INVESTORS mica counters, oil hot water Manchester 649-6306 Moor Finishing 24 immediately. No children ments. if you should quali­ on what causes students can regents, and jfi not subject to took temperature readings they A. Michaud, 742-8096. CARPENTERS WANTED. ! ford. 528-4516. FOUR BURNER Roper gas January 1. 300 Spruce St. heat, plaster walls, attached INCOME TAX returns, busi­ Centrally located. Parking. Wanted To Rent 68 fy, would require little advocate on campus. negotiation.” i hope will provide clues to tha FLOOR SANDING and refinish- Steady employment, paid vaca- stove, deluxe model, good con- $80. Cali 649-5707. arage. Owner transferring. depth of dust on the moan’s sur­ ness and Individual, prepared i HAVE truck — Attics and cel­ Uon SNOWBLOWERS, ^ new and 4% ROOM garden apartment, f cash for this custom built Wanted— Real Estate 77 It was the on-campus lam- "A horrendous action,” said lars cleaned. Rubbish removed. Ing (specializing in older used, Ariens, Snoblrd, Toro, diUon. Call 649-6892. Here is an attractive real 15,900 Wolverton Agency, home. face. by full-time income tax ac- i construction and remodeling includes heat, hot water, stove, WANTED — Garage , Moore Realtors, 649-2813. paignlng for off-campus causes Mario Savio, a leader of the Reasonable. Call 649-1043 after floors) Waxing floors. Paint­ Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. refrigerator and parking. Rent estate Investment opportu­ coutant. Many new tax work. Only first-class men re­ Street vicinity. Call 649-7512. SPOT CASH paid for homes, that embroiled the university’s Free Speech Movement at Berk- A six-member team put a 5:30. ing Ceilings Paperhanging Service and parts. Capitol WALNUT BEDROOM set. $120 per month. Office 15 For­ nity — a parcel of 2 two affecting individual income ply. Call 649-5391 for appoint­ bookcase bed, mattress, box­ Business LocatlAns MANCHESTER — Luxurious 8 farms and acreage, 24-hour Berkeley campus in a three- eley, referring to the regents’ temperature gauge on a 61-inch No Job too small. John Ver- Equipment, 38 Main Street, est Street. Phone 643-0000. farhily dwellings and 1 sin­ rejection of the faculty disci telescope at Agassiz Station and and tax credits affecting r e -' fair.e. 649-8750. ment, McCarthy Enterprises, | spring, $80; Kelvlnator wash­ For Rent room ranch. 2 full baths, main­ service. Hayes Agency, 643- month uproar over political SHARPENING Service — Saws, Manchester. Open dally 7-5, Available January 1st. gle home to be sold as one 4803. freedom. pline plan. took readings lor 7 hours and 18 tired persons. Raymond Inc. ing machine, $15. 875-7052, Business Property unit located at lOM, 14 and tenance free redwood exterior, J. D. REALTY CO. Girard. Call collect 875-7362. i knives, axes, shears, skates, Thur.sday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. FOR LEASBl—Ehccellent loca Student spokesmen bristled at "This is a tragic day in the minutes. rotary blades. Quick service. 644-0020. For Sale 70 18 Church Street. The total family room with fireplace, CABINET MAKER, experi- oatti-it-a i lu a HOSPITAL AREA—Deluxe 5% Uon tor doctor’s office o- scenic acre lot. A Must See for 643-6120 643-8779 the regents’ avowal that they history of the University of Cjall- INCOME TAXES prepared In j CapUc Equipment Co., 38 room apartment, bullt-ins, din- annual rental income of the "CJonditions were exception­ enced only. Diaplaycraft, Inc., ' STOVE, G.E. 36", immaculate beauty parlor. 418 Main Street BU8INBSS ZONE m - Bight the quality conscious. Hayes were boss—and overloo'/4, top 24x60, with sliding NOTICE Houses For Sale 72 ins. paneled basement, garage, re-e^blishlng peace on the dis­ the intent of providing maxi­ STATE LICENSED rest home lyn Street, Rockville. electricity. Call John Ponticelll you are looking for a sound, sewers, schools, extras. Terrific the Missouri Penitentiary shot measurements of the cooling ment. L A M Equipment Corp., glass doors, $50. 649-9102. & Sons, Inc., 643-6578, after 6. well paying investment you and killed himself Friday night cord-plagued Berkeley campus. mum freedom on campus," but centrally located, reasonable Business Opportunity 28 CARPETS a fright? Make TOWN OF CONCORD RD - Beautiful value, available today. Robert RARE OPPORTUNITY to be­ rate can help determine the rates, friendly atmosphere. Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. PIZZA MAN, experienced. Ap­ could well consider these after returning home from a The academic senate at Berk­ said existing rules will be firmly depth of the dust. them a beautiful sight with 20" MAGIC CHEF gas stove in SCHOOL STREET — Warm, 5 MANCHESTER ranch, large living loom, form­ Anderson, ResJtor, 528-0139, come a landlord. $3,000 will Tel. 875-1011. Manchester Ehcchange— Enter­ ply Raffa's Restaurant, 2815 al dining room. cMlnet kitchen. properties. Christmaa party. eley—the faculty group th ere- enforced pending completion of Not all observers saw as mx>d prise 1945. IDEAL LOCATION for snack Blue Lustre. Rent electric good condition, $15. Should rooms, 3 bedrooms, modem JOB OPPORTUNITY 528-1776. completely finance Income the study. shop, grinder or pizza shop, Main St., Glastonbury, 633- 1 bedrooms, recreation room, Col. James B. Carter, director had advocated ^ a t the students a show as they would hs'ra RIDE WANTED comer Moore shamooper $1. Olcott Variety be seen. 643-7891. kitchen, ample closets, first property now returning 20% equipped with luncheonette 1691. ASSISTANT landscaped yard. Marlon E. IPRACnCALLY VACANT, of corrections, said Mrs. Nash liked. Street and West Center to new TYPEWRITERS - Standard Store. floor, parking, $100. Glaston­ on Investment. All details and electric. Repaired, over­ fixtures, center of Manches­ SACRIFICE household furnish­ BUILDING INSPECTOR Robertson. Realtor. 648-9968. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. owner moving. Beauty of a available. Call Warren B. found her husband’s body in a Dr. I. M. Levitt, director of engineering building, Pratt & ter, heavy traffic, low rent, CLERK, accurate typist, gen­ FIGURE SKA’TES, ladies, size ings— Frigidalre frost-free re­ bury 633-1874. Cape, 5 large rooms, expand­ bedroom where it lay in a pool vein in Fowler’s thigh. It then Philadelphia’s Fels Planetari­ Whitney, 8 a.m.-4:45 p.m. 649- hauled, rented. Adding ma­ eral office work, hours 3-111 Minimum Salary— Howland. MLS Realtor, 643- chines rented and repaired reasonable. 649-99.53, 643-8677. 9, Brunswick Canadian Flyer, frigerator, cherry dropleaf $5,751.20 per annum MANCHESTER - New 8 room 963 MAIN STREET able, breezeway and two car 1108. of blood. Bullet in Thigh obviously worked itself Into the um, commented the show was a 7512. j p.m. Apply Lombard Broth-! dining room set. SO" electric Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living garage. Approximately two Police said he had been shot vein and traveled the vein route little too dirty for him. Pickup and dellveiy service. ers. Route 5 and Burnham never worn, excellent value at WEST SIDE — 6 sunny rooms, Maximum Salary— Yale Typewriter Service. 649- $12. 649-5051. I range, miscellaneous items. $7,061.60 per annum room, family room, built-in 649-5241 acres plus a large building (30 COLONIAL, direct from own­ In the head and a revolver lay Removed from with his blood all the way up He meant, he explained, ttat RIDE WANTED to Podunk Help Wanted— Female Street,‘ South Wind.sor. 1 parking. Call 643-7325. kitchen, master bedroom with Building, So. Windsor, house' 4986. Rea.sonable. Watch for signs, Starting rate may be above by 100) in rear. Located on er, Hollister Street. 6 rooms, nearby. through his heart and into the pollutants in the earth’s atmos­ dressing room, low twenties. Route 44-A, just over Bolton lung. pickup, Manchester Green vi EXPERIENCED meat cutter, CHRISTMAS 'TREES and Route 6, Andover, 742-6228. minimum depending on experi­ IH baths, wall-to-wall carpet, Carter said the corrections Victim’§ Lung phere caused the moon to ap­ LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ WANTED to start December 28 greens. Native Spruce, fresh Hayes Agency, 643-4808. line. $16,000 assumable mort­ paneled basement, kitchen department staff had held a clnity. Call 643-8722. dependable woman. light good salary and excellent ence and training. "It’s a very unusual case,” pear more gray than the red­ pairs, sales, rotor blades working conditions. Apply cut, all sizes. 580 Bninham St., Thirty - five Hour Week. MANCliESTER — Short way gage. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, bullt-lns, garage. Immediate (Christmas party earlier In the the doctor added. "Even more dish copper color it should be. housekeeping, care of kinder- NOTICE SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 643-1677. I occupancy. Phone 643-4822. ATLANTA (AP) — A 38-year- sharpeTied; bicycle sales, serv­ First Food, 646 Center Street. Manchester. Musical Instruments 53 Eleven Paid Holidays, Two out. Cape Cod, 5 down, 2 un­ I evening. He said Mrs. Nash told unusual than the case last week He said the pollutants cams ice Manchester Cycle Shop, gartner, while mother teaches. bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. old man who accidentally shot Automobfles For Sale 4 TOWN OF Weeks Vacation, Paid Sick Marion E. Robertson. Realtor finished up, attached garage, 1 him that, after they returned in Portland, Maine, In which a mostly from a smoky volcano 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 Wapping area. Own tran.spor- NEW NESCO ' faster ~ CHRISTMAS SPECIAL — $200 full cellar, nice condition, small FOUR BEDROOM Ranch with SIX R(X)M, modern Ranch. I home, Nash complained that he himself in the thigh has had the tation. 644-1748 after 6 p.m. discount on floor models of MANCHESTER Leave, Paid Accident & Health 643-6968. ' a neat rec room. Prime loca­ 100x200 lot, near school, 2 bullet traveled from a man’s on the Island of Ball. NEED CART Tour credit turn­ 2098. utility table; new Bell & How­ lot. Full price $8,500. The Ells­ I had been causing a lot of people bullet removed — from his lung. head into his heart, where it Salesmen Wanted ell movie cameras, models 220 Kinsman .spinet organs. Dubal- JOB OPPORTUNITY & Group Life Policy, Socin! worth Mitten Agency, Real- tion. Two fireplaces, combina­ I fireplaces, full basement, ga- The bullet, washed through ed down? Short on down pay­ Security Coverage, Membership 1 a lot of trouble. was removed. At least that bul­ Pretty paisley print scarves ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- REPAIRS on all makes of re­ and 252; new electric paint re­ do Music (Center, 186 W. Mid­ MASTER MECHANIC tors, ^43-6930.______, tions, IH baths. Needs redec­ j rage. Immediate occupancy. t h e bloodstream, passed in Town Retirement System 1 Carter said Mrs. Nash be­ let flowed down, with the pull of make delightful Christmas aion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ frigerators, washers, ranges, BILLS! BILLS! BILLS! If RESPECTED and well known mover. 643-5332. dle Tpke. orating, owner anxious for ac­ I Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. through his heart and into his and dryers. All oil burners FOR Town pays one-half of the In­ Cuddly Animals tion and the price Is negotl.- came hysterical and could not gravity gifts. They are easy to find in est Douglas Inquire about low­ things look bad now, they company offering .sales trainee tell him more than that. lung. cleaned and serviced. All work positions leading to manage­ 6’ 3 ” HICKORY F.I.S. skis, HAMMOND ORGAN — 2 mam CONSTRUCTION AND dividual Employe’s Blue Cross. able. Started In the twenties. MANCHESTER-—4-4, all good "In Fowler’s case, It had to the stores and will dress up anjr est down, smallest payments may be worse after Christ­ Nash was the subject of criti­ Herbert Fowler, manager of a guaranteed. Ck>sme Appliance ment. One year program for ski boots, size 8, both for $50. uals, full octave ba.ss, 1'^ C.M.S. and all of the Individ­ Vacant. T. J. Crockett. Real­ sized rooms, oil hot water have enough pressure flow to costume. anywhere. No small loan or fi­ mas, Housewives can help EQUIPMENT Easy-Knit Helmets! cism in a report by the chalr- private club at Rome, Ga., un­ Service. 506 Center. 049-0055 college men with guarantee of After 6 p.m,, 643-2386. years old, real value. 649-9858, ual Employe’s Major Medical tor. 643-1577. heat, redecorated inside, 3-x:ar move it upward from the leg, nance company plan. Douglas meet this pressing problem MAINTENANCE I man of a state legislative com- derwent surgery last week at by selling $125 per week plus expenses. after 7. Insurance, y garage, good location. A good against the flow of gravity. We Motors, 333 Main. YOU ARE A-1! Truck Is A-1! ALMOST NEW 16" tricycle for Minimum Salary — $5,761.60 LARGE 4 BEDROOM Colonial, Investment for $21,900. Call < mittee which was released Emory University Hospital Those who qualify call 644- per annum. $110.00 per week. The Town also has a Munici­ believe It moved at night, while Cellars, attics, trash, small S-.'i year old child, $8. 649- executive neighborhood. Imme­ I Robert D. Murdock. U A R Thursday. here, two weeks after acciden­ he was in bed and lying on his 1964 MONZA Convertible, 4-1 0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. or Maximum Salary - - $7,134.40 pal Federal Credit Union Plan. G IV E H R A trucking done A-1 right! Call AVON 528-6686. 1043. intlflues 56 diate occupancy. Sacrifice. ! Realty Co., Inc.. 643-2692. State Rep. Peter J. J. Rabbitt, tally shooting himself when his left side, so the flow of gravity speed, immaculate, low mile- [ per annum, $137.20 per week. Memberships - in the various age. Must be seen to be appre­ B43-2928, Tremano ’Trucking $500 down. $173.88 a month. chairman of the interim com­ pistol fell out of his pocket. was not as strong. COSMETIC BROWNIE'S FLASH MITE 20 ANTIQUE GLASSWARE, .Starting...... rate...... ______mav be above 6mploye plans are through reg mittee, called the penal system ciated. 649-4876. | Service. 644-8037. Fowler, at the club when the in a territory clo.se to home. camera, with carrying case, china, and curios for the un- minimum depending on experi- ular payroll deductions. Lots For Sale 73 ‘‘medieval" and recommended accident occurred, received im­ "It was also a small bullet, GIFT s n Only several hours a dqy In addition to the above, em­ roughly a half inch long and a MILITARY JEEP, 4 - wheel SNOW PLOWING — You name used once, $15. 643-;4878 after usual Christmas gift. 10 a.m.- ence and training. that Nash be ousted. mediate treatment from his your own price. Sidewalks also can earn you $20 to $30 a SALES CAREER 5 p.m. ployes are also covered under ANDO’VER— Long Hill Road. 4 third of an inch In diameter. drive, with snowplow, good 4 p.m. everv day, 42 Spruce Forty Hour Week. Eleven The report of Rabbitt’s com­ doctor. An X-ray showed the .22- ARTHUR DRUe cleaned. Telephone 649-7863, week. Full training. Call to­ Workmen's Compensation Ac' acre building site, best residen­ Luckily, it was spread out like a condition, $650. Inquire 480 N. Street. 649-4336. Paid Holidays, Two Weeks Va­ WINDOW mittee cited 212 acta of violence caliber bullet lodged in his thigh 875-8401. day. 289-4922. Sales expansion. Need one GIFTS—Cookbooks for men or and the Liability provisions of tial area, orchard and wood­ rim, which kept It wedged In his Main Street. cation, Paid Sick Leave, Paid in the prison from July 1962 and it was decided to leave it topnotch salesman in Man- ladies; antique chess book. I various Town insurance poli- land. stone fences, brook. artery and prevented it from ELECTROLUX OWNERS — Eight piece kitchen tool set; I Wanted— To Buv 58 Accident & Health & Group WONDERLAND through November 1963 and there where it was unlikely to 1964 CHEVROLET Nova II, ex­ chester-Rockville area. No Life Policy, Social Security Hayes Agency, 643-4803. blamed them on ‘‘a lack of con­ do any harm, piercing through. Free pickup and delivery. canvassing, all leads fur­ Americana dishes; Indian cellent condition. Iota- mileage, WANTED TO BUY-Antlques Coverage, Membership in Town For Applications trol by the custodial officers." Fowler then went back to "The bpllet really became a Prompt sen'ice on your Elec­ LPN or RN, full or part-time, nished. High Potentials. cookie jar. 643-8,589. Job Description From the kitchen and liv­ winterized. Tel. 643-7445 after trolux (Rt cleaners Also, fea­ and good used tumlture. Vil­ Retirement System, Town pays Suburban For Sale 7f> Warden Nash replied that work. Two weeks later he had pulmonary embolism -a blood 6 p.m. 11-7. 875-2077. Earnings discussed at inter­ one-half- of the Individual Em­ and ing room windows of this Rabbitt’s statements seemed to sharp chest pains. He again clot," the surgeon said. "But it turing rug wa.shor. Call Elec­ view. Write Box F, Herald. ELECTRIC ROAD RACER lage Peddler Auction House set: two pairs men’s bowling ploye's Blue Cross, C.M.S, and Information charming 7 room Colonial 'e a s t HARTFORD — Oak be characteristic of a politician consulted his doctor who X- was small enough not to block 1961 MONZA, black with red trolux authorized Sales and STENOGRAPHER WANTED Route 88, Blllngtoii. 878-8711 on Marion Drive In Man­ Service. 649-0843 or 236-4251. shoes, size 11'4, with carrying Bob Fl'icklgei^^and Son. all of the Individual Employe’s Apply to Street area. Young Cape. 6 who has lost an election. Rab­ rayed his chest. The doctor saw off Fowler’s entire circulation D|E Interior, 4 - speed, fully Manufacturing back ground Personnel Department chester, there’s a view un­ when it passed through his Ask for Augiistine Kamienski. helpful b>it not required. Re­ ca.se. Punching bag set. 643- Major Medical Insurance. rooms, 1 Ml baths, hot water bitt ran for the state senate, but the same .22-caliber bullet^ this equipped, $8'9.5. 649-6781. 4611. WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ Application ghall he returned usual of the spacious heat,, wooded lot, school snd was defeated in the primary, time in Fowler’s lung. heart valves and into his lung. ply Box H, Herald, T^e Town also has a Munici­ tique and used furniture, china. to the Personnel Department, grounds and wooded area bus. Florida bound owners ask­ Nash was a sergeant of the "I could hardly believe it," When the entire circulation Help Wanted— pal Federal Credit Union Plan. planned td^ give REAL 1959 DeSOTO 4-door Hardtop, Household Services BOOKKEEPER to handle ac­ glass, sliver, picture frames, Memberships______...... in the. various...... 41 Center Street, Manchester. ing $17,700. Act fast! Robert Missouri Highway Patrol when the doctor said. Fowler was stops the patient usually dies." Male or Female 37 Uiamondsi— Watches— and old coins, old dolls and i amplove plans are through reg- Connecticut, postmarked not PRIVACY. This Is a fine Anderson, Realtor, 528-0130, he was named warden March 8, then .sent to Emory for the op­ WUAHE excellent condition. 644-0890. Offered 13-A counts receivable. Plea.sant Jewelry 48 guns, hobby coJectlons, ^tlc ular payroll deductions. i i-*—later nthan m12 midnight, —Decem­ home with 3 huge bed­ 528-1776.. 19.‘56, working conditions. Write Box WANTED—Tobacco sorters. J. rooms, modern, fully eration to remove the bullet. Glittering, drop earrings are 1953 CHEVROLE'T, automatic REWEAVINO of BURNS moth ber 31, 1964. He was one of three men un­ *’I know I’m very lucky,” important for holiday evenings G, Herald. E. Shepherd Co., South Wind­ WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ i . in addition to the above, Em- equipped kitchen, large liv­ COVENTRY — Cute 4 room transmission, new snow tires, holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ are also covered under der consideration by the Louisi­ Fowler said Friday. this season. Be sure to Wear good condition. Perfect for CLERK - TYPIST, perftianent sor. Cal! Mr. Zgorski after 6 pairing. Prompt service Up to ing room with wall to wall ranch, double wooded lot, ga­ IS So dow shades made to measure, p.m., 528-4741. Workmens Compensation Aot 8379 carpeting and drapes and ana Board of Institutions as His surgeon, who declined to your hair swept away from second car. $150. 643-4320. I all sizes Venetian blinds Keys po.sitioYi, experience in proc­ $20 on your old wa’ich In trade. rage, large living room with warden for the Louisiana State be named, said “ the bullet must 1955 DOUBLE DIE Uncoln i^iability provisions of formal dining room. For fireplace, only $8,600. Hayes your ears to best show off the made while you wait. Tape "e- essing purcha.se orders help­ Closed Mondays F E Bray, W anted Prison. first have lodged near a large new fashion. 1956 CHEVROLET, ^cellent DRUG CLERK—For January, 737 Main Street. State Tneater cehts -paying $140 for XF or various Town Insurance poli- the recreation minded Agency, 643-4808. ! corders for rent Marlow’s 86V ful, Small office, many ad­ experienced, full or part-time, c o n v e n ien t body and new front end, Main . 649-6221. vantages. Call at Noble & Building. better and other coins. 643- c*®®- GENERAL there is a deluxe family brakes and good tires, excel­ driver’s license, must have a 6295. For Applications room. Sparkling white' BOLTON—Brand new oversized Westbrook, Division of Bristol pleasing personality, reliable, lent throughout. Needs engine. FURNITURE REFINISHED, Job Description aluminum sided exterior. 6-room Colonial Cape, fire­ Brass Corp., 20 Westbrook good pay. Write Box P, Florists— Nurseries 49 and MAINTENANCE MAN $90. 643-9819. colors matched, warp stralght- Street, East Hartford, Conn., We’d love to show you this place, I Ml baths, built-in kitch­ Herald. Rooms Witnout Board 59 Information home. en, custom red birch cabinets, MANCHESTER'S TO.SHOP ' ened. Manchester Refinishlng or call 289-2717, CHRISTMAS TREES! Sele^ Apply to Mr. DellaFera J956 DeSOTO 2-door HfU’dtop, ! Co. 643-9283. Apply to formal dining room or 4 large excellent tires, good transpor­ and out your own! Bring the THOMPSON House, Oot- Personnel Department s> A

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'5 > About Town 63 Donate to Bloodmobile^ High Sales • VFW Stein Club will ■ponsor a Business Bodies dano* and buffet for membera * Two VisitsBringl63Pints Predicted in and fueste tonight from 0 to 1 a.m. at the pc^ home. Music will be provided by "The Clas­ Although yesterday’s special^bardo, Joseph Adamo, George Town Stores BRIKFS sics.” Tickets are available at bloodmobile visit to Manchester H. Daniels Sr„ Robert Mbldoon, Automatic Comfort, a divi­ the post home. Memorial Hospital fell 12 pints George E. Poole, Walter Moz- sion of American Coal Co., hon­ short of the 75-pint quota, the zer, ^ n o Andreini, Gilbert Wil­ With name department stores ored thirty truck drivers re­ RE Board of the First Con­ blood donated at yesterday’s son and Mrs. Cedulle Bellefleur. predicting a six to ten per cent cently at its 15tfa annual ban­ gregational Church of Andover and last month’s half-quota vis­ Walk-in donors; James Zbell, sales mcrease nationally this quet. William J. Mahoney, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at its amply exceeded the- 150- Mrs. Joan ’Trlbou, Roland Du^ Christmas season over the last, president, presented the aiwai^ the church. pint quota set for November. fault. Frank Ballantine, Ralph pins and checks to the drivers ’Hte Red Cross had made this Clifford, Carl Hultgreh, Mrs. Manchester merchants see for their safe driving records. St. Bartholomew’s Church will special December visit because Veronica Irvine, James McCooe, signs that they will share in the Rudolph Bohadlk of 44 Lodge have its annual Christmas Pag­ it could not schedule a second Archie Morlcz, Michael Clemen­ increases. ' Dr. received one of the highest eant and Carol Sing tomorrow half-quota visit in November. tine, Herman Heck, Mrs. Cecile Phillip Harrison of Harri­ awards for his outstanding driv­ at 6 p.m. in the school parking Donations for November’s half­ McCartan, Hugh Cunningham, son’s Stationers, Main St., ing record of 21 years with­ lot. The public is welcOme. quota visit totaled 09 and for Mrs. Florence Sooner, Allan chairman of the Chamber of out an accident. Other winners December’s. 63, bringing the Aronson, Roy Keith. Commerce's Retail Division, were Donald Musahafen of 23 Norman O. Wilcox, a driver monthly total to 162. Also, Glenn Mirtl, Miss Eliza­ bases his prediction of a similar Fulton Rd., 9 years; Ernest De- education instructor at Manches There were 67 appointments beth Smith, Robert May, Wil­ increase for the six weeks pre­ Cioccto of 127 Bissell St., 6, ter High School, recently attend made yesterday but only 33 liam J. Malushak, Kenneth G. ceding Christmas on the basis and Albert Wagner of 124 Len­ ed a regional seminar on the kept. However, walk-in donors Skinner, Norman Kloter, Harry of returns already available— ox St., 2. Aetna Drivotrainer system at numbered 37, enlarging the to­ Smith, Kenneth Wilson, Ken­ Joins Law Office and on the obvious activity the University of Massachusetts, tal to 70. Seven were rejected. neth Falrweather, Dr. David A tty. Tlpmaa H. Dooley has around town. Five postal employes from ’The regular monthly full- Warren, Richard Warner, become associated with the law The statistical returns are Manchester have received Certi­ Officers of John Mather Chap quota visit will.be held at the Frank Weir, Dr. David Cald­ firm of Flalierty and Baum at still incomplete, with the big­ ficates of Awards from the In­ ter. Order of DeMolay, are re Salvation Army Dec. 30. well. Mrs. Gloria Coro, Jerry 9 Elm St., Rockville. gest shopping days those im­ centive and Awards Committee mined of the DeMolay Degree Several citizens swelled their Coro, Mrs. Emma Gooley, Earl Atty. Dooley graduated with mediately before Christmas. at the Manohaster Post Office. rehearsal tomorrow at 2 p.m. at membership In the "Gallon Doggert, Charles Sabia, Rocco U n ^ i t y o^^ But the other indicators all Employes rewarded were An­ the Masonic Temple. Donors Club." Harry Smith J. DeSimone. John Dulka and Connecticut Law School •' in point fo 3 banner year, Harri­ thony DlManno of 57 Ardmore reached the seven-gallon mark John Naretto. June. He was the recipient of son says. Rd., a postal carrier; Patrick John Mather Chapter, Order and Glenn Mirtl achieved six. • the William F. Stan Fellow­ Besides the active pedestrian Madden of 59 Scott Dr., clerk: of DeMolay, will confer the De ’Two-gallon levels were re­ ship and associate editor of the and auto traffic, Harrison says, John Young of 9 Oak Pi., cus­ Molay degree Monday at 7:30 corded by William J. Matushak Law Review. he judges the prospective in­ todian; William Keating Jr. of p.m. at the Masonic' Temple. and Walter Mozzer. New mem­ Hebron crease by such measures as All members are welcome. Admitted to the Connecticut 107 Hamlin St., clerk, and bers into the club are Mrs. bar in August, Atty. Dooley is charge sales. Florian Bolduc of 86 Linden Emma Gooley and Mrs. Irene a member of the Tolland Coun­ This season, he says, he has St., substitute clerk. The awards Divers Hit 160 m.p.h. Cameron, with onp gallon each. Blood Bank ty, Hartford County and Amer­ seen more new faces in his were earned for suggestions Those who kept appoint­ ican Bar As-sociatlons. store, and had more requests ranging from an idea for relo­ CHICAGO — Free-fall sky ments: Mrs. Betty Mai- Atty. Dooley is 1956 grad­ for new charge accounts, then cation of carrier key cases to divers tumble at speeds ranging orka, Mrs. Mary' Warren. Sets Session uate of Clarkson College of he can recall from any of his a method for simplifying the from 120 to 160 mph till their Mrs. Dorothy Dunn, Diir------Technology. He lives with his previous 20 years on Main St. Zone Guide Book. chutes open and slow their de­ ward Miller, Mrs. Anne Columbia Red Cro.ss Chapter i wife .and two children at 19 Joseph Garman of Coret Cas­ scent to less than 11 mph. Gechas, Gordon Rhodes, Mrs. uals, Main St., chairman of the has sent announcements to its Darien Dr., Windsor Locks. Pressure Blast Manufactur­ Betty Baranowskl, Mrs. Elea­ Downtown Development As­ ing Co., Inc., 27 Pletisant St„ nor Robert, Mrs. E. Clemen­ members that the Red Cross sociation, is also optimistic. announces perfection of an au­ tine, Mrs. Richard Dimock, Bank will meet at Yeomans For himself, Garman ob­ tomated "sit down” console dry Mrs. Nancy Akin, Mrs. Irene Hall, Columbia, Jan. 4, 1965, East Catholic serves, sales have been running blast unit. The unit is designed Cameron, Robert M. B a n 11 y, from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. The ahead of last year's since Oc­ for small parts requiring blast Bernard R. Johnson, Calvin chapter includes Hebron and Sets Musicale tober. finishing for scale removal, pre NOTICE Fish, Mrs. Julia Poole. Mrs, Andover, And for others on the street, plate cleaning operations and John Hubbell, Harold R. Bur­ Members who cannot keep things must be pretty good - nett. East Catholic High's annual even the chronic complainers general finshlng. their appointments are urged Christmas Musicale, conduct- j aren't really complaining IMODERN TV Also, Mrs. Alice Robert. Jean to call Mrs. Edward A. Foote, this W.T. Grant Co. announces Robert, Mrs. Joan Hulzer, Eat normally before keeping ed and prepared by Sister Doro- year,” he says, that seventeen employes in Stuart Lynn. Burton Albee, appointment, advises The Am­ thea, S.N.D., will be held at the ^ The same picture appears at Manchester recetv^ ctish Mrs. Matia Buzas. Carl Lom- erican National Red Cross. school tonight, tomorrow and P ark ^e at W. Christmas gifts. Frank Trend, SERVICE I Middle Tpke. and Broad St, Ser\’lces Tomorrow I Monday, at 8 p.m. on all mghU. according to Harry Cohen. manager, made the presenta­ Formerly Of Services at St. Peter’s Epis­ tion on Wednesday. Summer Street copal Church tomorrow are to Tickets may be obtained at the manager of the D & L Store XMAS SHOP ! door. I and chairman of the Parkade be: Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Among the 19 employes who Ib N ow Located At Morning Prayer with Commu­ The program will include Merchants’ Association. ARTHUR DRUG The final figures will Include recently retired from Pratt 4 nion. and Church School. 10 selections by the Junior and Whitney Aircraft are Frederick FREE GIFT a.m. the Rev. Gordon Weeman Senior Glee Clubs, plus numbers sales from the two extra shop­ Out of the whirlpool of gift-laden shelves and counters into ping days during Christmas Finnegan. 59 Benton St.; Hen­ the path of freezing December winds stride two battle-fa­ i- 1385 CENTER WRAPPING officiating. < by students soloists. ry E. Lange, 47 Campfleld Rd.; At 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, the Accompanists, ’ all students, week „ , , this year; last year's tigued but victorious Christmas shoppers. Kittle McParland Joseph C. Lashay, 86 West St.; (left) of 86 Florence St. and Teresa Machell of 60 Alton St. Christmas Pageant will be pre­ will be Ruth Dupuy and Claudia Christmas on s^Wednesday left and Wilfred V. Vancour, 316 STREET sented by St. Peter's Church Phillips for the Junior Glee da-ysw between the have finally reached the last names of their Christmas pres­ Spruce St. Rockville residents ent list with a whole week remaining to worry about the tM j (Formerly C. J. Morrison School, Club, and Sylvia Sculli and Eli- weekend and the big day com- who retired are Ruth Gustaf­ Paint Store) It is Christmas Siinday for all nor Dunn for the Senior Glee par*d '-O four this year. Many goose and mince pie. They are only two of a record number Club, I feel this will make a difference son, RFD 2; and Sarah M. Mor­ of shoppers to crowd Manchester store counters this season. churches of the towm. gan, RFD 1. I Some Phone Number Bicycle Congregational services w'ill The program will start with (Herald photo by Pinto.) be held at the usual hours, 10 the Junior Glee Club singing i adds up, the merchants James A. Jones of Rockville, POLO SEATS a.m. in Hebron; 11:15, in the following selections; ^ very good end to an- representative of the Metropoli­ 643-2205 Gilead. A special feature will be "Christmas Son.” "Happy other year of growth for Man- tan Life Insurance Co. at the HI-BARS a candlelight service at the He­ Christmas,” "Little Friend,” , Chester. Manchester office, ha,s complet­ bron church, Sunday evening, "Silver Bells," "What Child Is ------Open till 9 P.M. Daily 1 ed a special advanced training KNOBBY TIRES at 7:30, This,” and "If I Could Ride course in estate planning and Until Christmas Church Transfers With Santa." Two Posts Open business life insurance under­ NOW IN STOCK From the Gilead church Then: "Christmas Medley," writing at the company’s home MANCHESTER comes news that letters of sung by Maureen Timony, Mary office in New York City. He tran.sfer have been sent recently Gulino and Nancy Jacobs. For Town Jobs was recently appointed to the CYCLE SHOP to Dr. Lawrence Perry, former­ "Angels We Have Heard on po.sition of Metropolitan Insur­ ly of Gilead, who is uniting with High,” and "O, Holy Night,” The town is seeking appli­ ance consultant. 151 West Middle Turnpike the Brookside Church. Man­ 649-2008 sung by Kenneth Flannagan. cants to fill the posltion.s of 1- . chester, N.H., and to Charles The Senior Glee Club, **"8' master mechanic in the high- Warner who is to join the Uni­ ing: "White Christmas,” ‘Ring ted Church. Tolland. Those Christmas Bells,' I way department and assistant "Go Tell It on the Mountain." building Inspector. Provision M ARLO W ’S Manchester Evening Herald "I’ll Be Home for Christmas,' for both posts had been made in 8i CORRECTION Hebron eorrespondent. Miss Sii- bv Neil McKeever the current town budget. • Open 6 Days • san B. Pendleton, telephone "Let It Snow ’’ and "Have Specifications for the me­ The traditional The Doknrder 228-34.54. Yourself a Merry Christmas,” chanic’s job call for a salary 9 A.M. fo 9 P.M. by Beverly Blackstone. « range of 35,761 to $7,134 an­ festive treat Tape Recorder advertised iOO Subjects Taught "Winter Wonderland,’’ Uk- nually, the ability to maintain 964 Main St. 643-7781 In our last Friday ad ranian Bell Carol" and "Christ­ and repair automotive and road for the holi­ OSLO — Norway’s largest mas Lullaby," by Margaret building equipment, and the doesn’t include the adap­ Tomasco and Ann Zatkowski. days is at Its Hummel Collectors school, the Norwegian Corre- knowledge necessary In the su­ ter. (That is optional .spondence School, recently "Voices af the Sky,” by Vir pervision of other repairmen. GIFT TIES, RIBBON. best from equipment). marked its ,50th anniversary. ginia Fitzgerald. Applicants are required to Headquarters The institution, patterned after "O Come, O Come Eman­ have at least seven years’ em- ! PAPER. Dart’s. American correspondence uel," by the Senior Glee Club. ployment in the repair and ’ Christmas Cards Over 200 Different MARLOW'S schools, has trained a million "Lo! How a Rose," narrated maintenance of automotive or FURNITURE DEPT. students. It jiow has 100,000 en­ by Arthur LaMontagne. road Nuiiding equipment, in­ Made from our “Hummel” Figurines Main St.. Manchester rolled. Four hundred subjects "Birthday of a King," and cluding three years in skilled ARTHUR DRUG In Our Store! are offered. "Holy City," by the Senior Glee mechanical work, or. in lieu own recipe of Club. thereof, equivalent technical i school training. afresh eggs and Applicants for this position may be obtained from the per­ heavy cream. Some Rec Events sonnel office in the Municipal SWEET CIDER Once Building and must be retiumed FOR POINSETTIA Off for Holidays by Dec. 28. Order NOW Specifications for the as­ CHRISTMAS All programs sponsored by sistant building inspector’s poet from your Upon PLANTS call for a salary range of $5,- the recreation department at Drive Out and See Us route salesman Manchester High School on 761 to $7,061 annually; the abil­ Open Christmas Day 7 5 c Each And Up Monday and the following Mon­ ity to review plans for public a day evening will be canceled. and other buildings for com­ or the dairy. These programs will include the pliance with applicable codes, BOLTON time «W. Oeebel. OetUu CYCLAMEN P L A N T S...... 9,'ic and $1.98 Swim Club. Senior Life Saving ordinances and regulations; Class, Women's Gym and the and the ability to make neces­ DART’S DAIRY the moods and dreams of FISH GARDEN and FOLIAGE Women’s Swim Plunge groups. sary Inspections to insure con­ CIDER MILL All programs will be resumed formity with plans submitted. 315 EAST CENTER ST.—Phone 643-6430 the world's happiest children PLANTS AT REASONABLE PRICES Monday, Jan. 4. Applicants ^ for this position Route 6 and 44A—643-6389 were captured for eternity by The Family Swim will be are required to be high school t A “Hummel" old world crafts­ Wrealh.s Cemtery Bafikets held at the high school pool graduates with not less than six Wednesday, Dec. 23, ’ 6:30 to years employment in building men. Today they still bring joy $I.00-$1.50 ' $2..'50 9:30, but will be canceled the construction, at least three and beauty into your home. following week due to school years of which were ^>ent in LARGE CHRISTMAS TREES . $3.75 and $5.95 vacations. This activity will be supervisory inspection or de­ “Hammcl” figurines are resumed on Wednesday, Jan. 6. sign capacity., or. In Jleu there­ identified by the indented of, equivalent college schooling, plus two years employment in on the base building construction. well as the trademark. PONTICELLrS Applications for the post of FOR HIM assistant building inspector ELECTRIC RAZORS Made exclusively by GREENHOUSE COMB 4 BRUSH SETS may be obtained from the town W. GOEBF.I^ HtMMELWICRK 433 NORTH MAIN ST.—TEL. 649-4141 personnel office and must be re­ SHAVING SETS turned by Dec. 31. BAVARIA. WEST GERMANY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AND SUNDAYS ARTHUR DRUG BOY SCOUT Notes and News af fhe Parkade Cab Pack 151 I Cub Scout Pack 151 recently S had its Christmas party at Ver- planok School, complete with trimming of the tree, gifts from Santa and refreshments. Den 1 received the Honor OPEN Flag for attendance. Individual awards were also presented. Wolf Badges were awarded to SUNDAY ALL DAY Richard Johnson, James Ma­ rino, Bruce Emmett, James Harney and James Cochran of 404 West Middle Turnpike 8-9 Den 1. James Welch and Wil­ liam Boll of Den 2 received Bear Badges. Daryl Ruggiero of Den 3 re­ ceived two sliver arrows on his wolf badge, Mark Silhavy re­ ceived a gold and a silver ar­ row oq his wolf badge, and Mi­ chael Armentano earned a Den- ner’s strlpp. ■' Awards in Den 4 went to George Lee, a bUvot arrow on I • V his wolf badge; Craig'Stwly, a gold arrow on his wolf badge; 1, and Kenneth Luce, a Danner’s stripe Alan Wood, Adam Rai­ LIGGETT af the Parkade mondi and Mark Vogt a t Den 8 received wolf badgea with gold arrows.

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^jr wAif.attoiiinr MBmr YORK (NKM — You liave to torgtvo a novice actor Hie Steve Lawrence for making ,a ffUatake. BecauM He didn’t know 'any bettor," he. showed (to on this net “ A Carol tor AnOtoe^ mam,” Uie first M a aetieei Of O.N; meciala, to be tolecaat tot ABO-IV. Monday, Oec. M. with AQ U e e- aottng. If some say, ‘How are you?’ and the answer is ‘Fine,’ you say an open, friendly, ‘Flnto' Paintings of .the nativity by children around the dren" Thursday 11:15 p.m. this illustration is by Toa don’t have to think, ‘Now, world are featured on CBS' “Christmas and Chil­ a nine-year-old girl from India. I’m a table and I have to react like I Imve just been kicked byachair.’ ” xG Soboeee as OUok Ratings Dip ^AmahV Opera Tomorrow Stove studied acting briefly, saytog, ‘T m stme I g A noticed sversrone who went -to the dess The fifteenth preeentaticm of^ WlHls Ratterson. and John' Mo- t .oame out sotmdlng like fel­ CBS Is Remodeling Menotti’a Christm as opera CoUum as the Three Kings and lows from my old neighbor­ "Amahl and the Night Visi­ Julian Patrick g* P* 8( (IS) New Brttala Hlrh Wlad” FiaacU Ledeier, d. Oee. never attracted Ug — in telavi- Bebeel’s OessbiaeSObelr tel Naiah ' in-W) Sivloiito' « • ) OaUaat Mea U )U (Se> The Oatesekekles sioo terms — audiences. Hence­ <0«Ur> Dr. Albeit TiW Starrlar the K4itera 1;U Newrd aad W< ' gram on Monday nights —the (4S) Bheritt •( CocEIm T:tS (t) kaeUe Oleasea (I) Neirsoape, Mas THERMOFLO U:M (l> B.F.D. N*. S (S-Seee> Oster UssMe Camlert Sad Hys 10-11 spot where "Slattery’s <8-Sa4W> Ubartjr FtotbeH Bee Baadell. Tbe beSr aai liW (tS) Fetsg Oeaa PeoplB," a fairly good dramatic (Mu m w IbA e( a mea ate dspHealea HEATINU UNITS series has been languishing. The leaearg best Om t m Mm HaM la aa eHeit te Aeeteeir a Aead- Ir eiealare. change starts tonl^t with "Oa- FUpper eale at 88.’’ ItW t:M Mr. Magee's Dee gel- (SS obviously hopes that 20 "Slattery’s PeofMe’’ wlU have an (M) fM tm e (Celer) (Fart Ops) Oarvaalas' w has not had imprur' l l N (WnSc ThM ThaetM (S-Se-M> fewUMee Walk Bkaw (SSto) Keateehy fsess slve Nielsen ratings this season, n*Ua, Deasle Weaver, Haiiy Mar- end network competition from Gtofie Jraa. gaa. Kealsekp dad Seldass t o ELECTRONICS ABC for tbe first belt hour- Weinneener, le make a kesseelok Ike'S OkiistiBss e Buirr "The-Reporter,’’ a dreary l;M P' i) UeabMUMt BetH Fsel- tits (|> Mr. Bieedwsy LABORATORIES For Swrvoy CcM . . . dramatic aertea about unlikely beU Oei (SX-Sf> Hatardag NIgkl at Ik characters, dies a sudden death, Fnss Hnutos. Movlaa (8#) (Celerr "White Christmas' T. P- AmUN CO. along with the very dimp- 4:M IMywsed Falaes 27 Tolland l ^ e . Broadway Tonight,’’ for Thurs­ > Tbe Merer Mepsit Jsae Fswell, laws Armstrsag, v u ie ty show, " ’The Entertain- (M> SesUwni Vlaeae Beys Ohelr, daeUs Me- (tU Mtoisa rsktMs Feet- Wise Trae News, Waalker, » - A •;M (SI WeaUier Bperte ATUWTIG FURNACE OH. ^se^Haitfsat bsarsMS Otss. U (U (S> Mevla 'War af The Oalaeaal Beast" •iM (t> Olsse Op Oe 8psi>s SaUy Fiasser, Barer Fees RADIOS 24 HOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE—649-3701 S:U (S> News I “ Mystenr s< Bdwla Dtaep' Olaade Bales, Valeria Hebeea CAU. 51 BISSELL ST. U Spb. T.V. Satoiday Bpeetaer TV-Bkdle, Bales aad Ben « ja’to- ^.Ad li -r-U**.* h «• R-dh'B I - JtoW'Oi H f W ♦ t*;?''»,t'-re8to.4*to^' » W r* W to to •• M to to V. PAGE TWO ilA N G ^TER -EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER, OONN^ SAHTURDAYt DECBMBE» MC H A N d & B 3 1 1 sit RVENDTO HERALD. MANGHESIBR, GmiN., SATURDAY, R flpM M B 1 9 , P A G E T H R B B J SUNDAY Television Regidation» TUESDAY refe^ PROGRAM Clab (8848) WoaAdrtal WasM s ( AUTO STAR (88) O h i H ^ ’s T 1 (Oaler). ______S Tver^Siapers. Oto (Oator) "AHoa b Wo: . H old L i ne portaalty lor )-lSMS year aMs to AaiaiatoA versloa of Lew r ssasB to mosie. roB classic. D stajr a B ( i n t ) Aasahl a B the M liB (N) Ar *----- Visitors ^ ftr&rS!*-OlSS!r aB a On TV Ad^ Hgwmgm ») The Wetli An b S * ^ (O dbr) Olaa C a iB S^saasW wapoh trala passeaper bvaat tM <•> jvIPiuDftli—l SMrv A> Dever SB OeSik Christaaas.opej^emnstasas opera. BartI Yaph- a flyfap asaehlae. OialaMe Tardy aad SetosesTBsT (8) M Sanivaa Shotr By OYNTHU LOWRY Karak, (M> HIM tBtHe«e Si88 jrlTd Ch^ t a u s Oaesis: H artia a B BsssI, O p e n (S-2M8) Tha FsgUIre (S) U ^ T I s s s (U ) fero M at TM th - Sack Aeaeh The Itallaa Mopso. NBW YORK (AP) — ^^ewen tidd ^D^Keira j k i Waalhat Darid gaasma. AniupMag a (1) Sle* et the Btreihsaks ( » B ) WDA HlapAem ' (88) Bin O m t Shew E very D ay probably are not avrare ot it. 1.U w toSSlSS? ride, Kimble llada Iba dsirae <■) The Asewen (Cetor) Marila >srklaa, 91m Dob AAaass. dose aB OBek 9 to 9 Ditt televialon cemmarclals are Is a waatod orlmUaL <») Olur Dese Scheel F e w b r. Mattoa ot aatmals sta- are both roiaotaat eaaAIAatSs 7:88 (tt> Waaiher 8 iM fftiUBT Bmskm ld:tt ^ ) Hemaagar Fram YWaS (M) mrnA et Ule AleA Ihroaph slow auttao a B tor toasUledtoasles. Unta - (Htrefuny plenned eo toat they 7:88 SMreA RcsH do not nm afoul of aiMorted fed­ at Mr. eaahi (8-8848) BroodslAe ChristmaB 8:88 (t) 18:48 (SI) A w ar aad (M) The Chitsteahen » l h b ) SeerebeaiA The piris iastraet Selasa la eral regulationa and the iiuhie- jto beeihliSayaH GC GkG IPVGGG (S> Jsuicee Isiscee et« Ameifes 8:18 (48) Westerer Prsseats the. care aB feadiap ot the Except Sat. 11 (I) Kawa 8:88 (8) F t o Oat a Seiaet Biale epe. try’s own code of gwki praotlee Ot) (8) Wida Oawriry U:80 (84-88-82-8848) Maws, WaaMtoS (M) tA U The lile (8 ) Featare (88) SpT:^ of Chrlstasas 9 5 and netiroric pollcleai. (8848) H o o S ^ Bstahlay Ba- MiG BggvOs (4«> Oral Bebeita (IS) The Christophers 8:88 il) My Uviap Don Fraa Bickeason The current issue of the Na­ •‘“ f sasSr-*' UtlO (80) Laaol News, Wsalhas (S> L’Katsaee «a Christ (28-88) CaOepe Bawl , CaauBlaps, Bab a B Bho- % ) Wkot’a Kaw SpeeJal. M sM elaa Osraell, (4 8 ) The S A t tho BoM iaB la ian as tional Association of Stroadoaet- 8:48 (28) T.aaal Kawa sad Waalhar (88) A alght hsatess, alasMa el BerUes 8:88 (8 ) Tweatleth Ceatary saspleioas characters. P re a id a a t era magaslnc contains a sample (48) Baoa The O h m fitt <8t) Kawa - „ (8*40) Les Oraas “ werki Oeerato T a B , Charles Protne M Doha Ellmptaa as (8-M ^ ) Saaday NIpht Moyls television script for a commer-' 7:88 (8) A Teh The Tnrih UiS* (8) Merle Aathew. Bdea Vsaal, Oaase- be toars Aapoa. (Osier) "PockelM ot Mira­ Laava M ______(U> Bab. T.V. (88) Sparta rata Sauers. (IS) Sab. T .y . cles’’ flleaa Ferd, Bette D a­ — Sfwa — dal which contains Just about . „ -.1 Yaeag Mantoda (88) fhristoiss MeMe U:SS (8) Sparta (•) Aearuh H s m a B Vbw s (88) Meaatomeerlap vis. ThlaUap she briass him every violation of the nOes. 18:88 (i) Kewa (88) L a ^ Kmra aad Waalhar U;S8 (88) faalsh* (tt) OhaUee si M riM isa (88) Meat The Press K sd lack, a mebster scads The scene is a newsroom with (Site) Mahe Baaaa 8w SoMy Saeritles et Om Mass 8 :1 8 (8 -88-48) SMrehoord aohmea to4 i B Apple Aaaio. LOOK (8) flaasral HaapMal 1:M (1) News, Weatbar aad 10a- <4«) This b ^ LHe 8:88 (8 ) Mister BA (88-88) Boaaasa teletype machines, to American (48) flala ahrm 7:18 meal it MedUattoa M:M (•> Barb CsiUiac (8) Beaaessy (Oaler Daa Blocker, Raasy Zenith Gifts of QnalHy last thiwigh ths yeais flag , and picture Of President 18:88 (8> Mavto (88) b a ito (8) flale Star rerkjr (88) Star Showcase doaes. Adam eaeoaaters a eaa- fRGE OlFTSt Johnson in tlie background. All (48) Kewa (48) nSAF Bellflaas FHm (4«) FaHh Fer Tsiajr (88B ) ProfUes la Coarspe tu e d old-tlmar who’s oat b 1:88 (8) irk al bi Ibe WasM 1:*0 -tS) Naim. Mamaato at Oamlai# (8 ) British OalUaK (48) Storriap The BAitors are .forbidden — use ot simulat­ U :88 (8»*8) <------^ (•-IMS) Oaadwl (M ) SaereA Heart 1:8 (8 ) Lassie (8) doeyda ‘•JW Bishop * *iS**“ Show ’ Owne In and get yowr ) ► ed news, tlui flag or the picture (8-S»48> Blah Jaaaa. Haalay*a alatoao. Oaaters Three Bohert Bray. Lassie searches (8 ) Oaadld Oa Caamra free FOTTED PLANT ia a sales pitch. aa raato to araeoam a neaah (8 > Meralaa Seialaar sat stolea Christmas trees. (88-88) The BopaesBop —too obUgatloB. town, la taraeled hy a amity (tt) Balbrlakb (8 ) Zooraasa 18:88 (1) 1^ ’s My Uae Then it moves to a shot of U:88 VGGMMrta (Zt) Social Seearlty (28) B ro B w a y flees LatOi U :88 (8 4 -»- 88-i l) Kerrs, Weather man dressed in white: Actors (»)B#et at Barge (M> Eteraal Ugkt (48) Waatod Dead or Alive — ^ Spetta ^ (XMLUMBIA BIKB pretending to be doctors or athar______Baawa Baal (84) Saeotrom (48) BalhrlaUe 7 :8 8 (1 ) My Favorite Martiaa U:U ( 88) Mevto f le e w h e n y o n p n rd ia a e U:88 (}> Saaiah Far f au r r aw (88) N iT Kavak U:U (») Amerisaas At Work After eatiop oae of Martia’s „ (48(>) Featare Forty nurses are strictly forbidden. (8848) Troth ar OaaaaanMBe damea Fmaalaeas. A girl ae- U:M (8) Freas the OaOecc Campos Martiaa vHamla piUs a pet U :8 8 (3 ) Movie * C any Deed Oer between The unhappy- looking announcer . ealttod at marderiag ber_pap- (8-I8 4 8 ) D M r s r p ’84 rabbit prears six feet tall. (88) Late Show STANEK new aad Dee. 2 4 th . 1.88 aata eatalla at JatfaralB sAgh. swaUows a pill and a smile a t Visit to f j S i t t i i M , BailaaA U ;38 (8 ) Newseope (8) Mevto 8:88 (8) T brid War 1 "C rsU o of BeaUeiiuuUa.’" Be- 11:48 (8 ) Movie ELECTRONICS relief instantly appears on his (88) FIIbb (M) Ihvltattaa A Art peat es ap-aB-eeaalah 1:88 (4 8 ) U8 A F — Bellpieds FlOa face as he claims that it (82-38) At Beau TTHh BIMr 8:88 (I) Bad Skaltoa Hear 1 :M (8) Decay (48) Kewa Oaetta: fliear Oareaa. f. )"?«sia, FaraAe 1:48 ( ) News 277 BROAD STROT Phoii* 449-1124 "cured” him. Words like "cure" 1:86 (48) Barbara Beraard Shoir 7 8 AUTO aad "miraole" and toony en­ (S»48) Tha Maa FMm (Sf> bearish Life list (8) ^ Tha Warid Toma U.K.O.L.B. 11:45 (18) The Christophers dorsements like this au are out­ (1^ Lat’a Moke A Deal Faal Stophaas. Bala triaa U:H (S> Percepiioa lawed. (M> CHaa Oaaaaa stop a uag tram destroyiag (8 ) Oeauneato a B Feeple Cartoon Shows 1:88 (82-88) Maws the eaantry that avarthrew DISCOUNT So is another seen* in which 8 :8 8 (8) Fasswaid . ( 18) Fischer Family him. (18) Liriap WsrA the announcer throws competi­ (82-88) Laietta Taww i8) Special — da Staffaid (11> Film . Face Switches (28) Ladlaa Day (8*48) McHale’s N ary tive products into a wutebcitoet 848 (I) Baaoe Fany Bias ArsaB the WerM HOUSE, Ire labeled "ineffective." ’Htls ban Aa aathraaalagy sstor thtoks (48) Porky Pip NBW YORK (AP) — Pro­ (8848) Iha Daelato She’s fs|M the sslssbg llak la ; (S) Piefile 4 7 8 Center St. comes under the heading of (84*48) Day la Caait BssIgB Farker. The Christophers gram-switching, inatitutofl by 8:84 (48) Mows (Mj^DwaUs Master Olam CBS, seems to be catching. DEMPSEY-TEGELER and Co.. Inc. "derogation at a competitor’s 8:88 (8) Tha Bdse Ot NIsht •:•• (S-2048) Tha lyoaaa I (S> We Bellere P h o n e 6 4 3 -9 6 8 1 product" (1*48) teaSiat W ^ WaUar BreaaaB. WaMar ttada <8 > Special — The Upht WHhia ABC now proposes to move the .. FBlBNDLy AND HEUPFDl. TRANSAOTIONB HANDUO) ON (8) TrailBUWtor himself la a proxy tighi la (18) Kbie Aaswers cartoon show, "The FUntstemea’’ At another point the announ- (28) Film A IX E3COHANOB8 LUniD AND DNU 8 TED—MimiAL FUNDS * E-Z Financing (wr declared his medicinal (8848) flaaeial wUeh- hla iBfaai graodma eaa- (22-88) Watoh Mr. WIsarA out of the early Thursday eve­ 8:88 (8) Ta M Tito TraSt tiala S.888 sharea, "The Shortest SUtoaee Be- ning spot, where it ia eiiffeMiv product is "guaranteed sefe." (88-48) Tha ~ ig lEmleds _ (24) Vtoaaa Symphaay tweea Two Poiato." MAUN SIUURC •tt-uei • Open Evenings This is forbidden becauto a 4:88 (S>Baaunr AaSy Bkaw ftSd (8) FeWoeat daeoitoa from (wmpetitlon' from CBS' (tt-nTlMehOaaaa Bala’s plaas to daearato Mm (48) OoBversatioa With Meadiers ef New Terk Stock Bxoluage guarantee Is a specific, rather (8) Adsabal Joak OaBBaBhaU far Chrtstoms are (S) Yaar Comnihaito "The Munsters,’’ and put it at than general, term and its (8-28-48) Direciioas W the head of its Friday night line­ ★★★★★★★★★★★ (U) m uaa DaBar Merit derailed. Special. (Oae hoar) Carols a B up. terms must bs set forth. And „ (1*48) TrailmaStor (*4*48> Faytoa Flaea Jenny Lee Aurness, soaps from saaay laaAs. "safe" is misleading when, in 4 .H (8*48) Kawa Darathy MalsBa. Tha hlddea (If ) Sah. T.V . ■ "Johnny Quest," another an­ 4 M (8-88) Mavto past eames hams to least far daughter of James Ar- (22) Tea Pia BewHap imated show which has not dotM the aiM print on some household (88) Oaasedy TIbm B ators Mariea aad Bradlay. (88) I BeUere well in its first season, will ^ remedy, th«re la a oautian about *lS8 (8) BmaMaa (8*48) That Waa The 'Wwk ness, (m NBC’s “Gun- Dlscatolsa ea the tn e meaa- over-uso. Frtoadly OlaM 18:88 (8) The Daetots aad - lha smoke” tonight from Oswald Boffasaa ot the La- starts the day before (Thrlatmaa. SHOPosmI This honor of a commercial (*8) S aen aaB Marsaa theraa MIssoari SyaeA. NBC, also having ratings trou­ was written by Frederick Booh- (48) A a Admiral daak Shirt Oaaway. A Oobaa safogaa 10-11. i (3 ) Face the Natioa IT DOES Make A Oifferenee W here Toa Savel SAVE told, an NBC attorney, to lUus- i (8 ) BIp Three Theatre ble with Saturday evening’s (8-28-48) AFL l^otball Bing Crosby and Dan­ "Mr. Magoo,” will move it back WHERE trato some of the danger areas Baffale vs. BostOa a half-hour on Jan. 2, to i^ve writws of oommerclsls must (22) Saaday Showcase ny Kaye in “White YOU SEE avoid. It als6 Included irrev­ WEDNESDAY Television PROGRAM (88) C hA tm as I tm S "Kentucky Jones" advantage o< Christmas’' tonight on 1 7 erence unnecessary uae of the (88) Colambas B or y Choir____ the youthful audience "lead-in" THIS' TImg OImuumI (88) Boly Cross Mea’s Olee NBC at 9. from the popular “Flipper." diety’s name, laok of proper (88) Tha Christoph er a 8 :8 8 (8) News . vS AV 1 N G S 4% SIGN d;Sd (8) Tawa Oriar (I)(f) Haosa FartyFar- (8) Sorfslde Six sponsor identification, use of • :•• <}) Saartoe Seaualar (tt-SS) Tha Daetora (2*48) Bostlay - BriaUay Ra- Oarrstot photographs of real U.8 . stamps (M) The Big Flstari (i-S*4 8))) Day la (5^ 4U)d currency. •:S F 't8) Mamaato af Oamfari aad 8:84 (48) Khwa I m > TTkat’s New ' ■ 111 t \ I I I 1 V. ABBual Nawaeope l 8:88 (I) The Bdga Of Night 8:48 (88) Lsaal News, Westoar MONDAY Television PROGRAM Dlvldesd d :48 (8) TV MdBaattoaal Sarrlae (22-88) A a atter WarM 8:45 (28> News (8) A w a Oitor (8) TraUatastor 7 .H (I) UMast Baba Time POW T K A T B 1:80 (2*4 8 ) Qaaaral Baspital Chaaael 4:28 ( 22-84) Newe doha Mefliver, Elena Verdopa (U) Bab. T.V. 8 :8 5 (8 ) Towa Crier 4:38 (3-22) Movie lAWOBBSTPB’^S Ohopot PtllABeiAt iwaTivTiea' Ed Kemer, who plays nsws- t J u S r SI •(8 8 (8) A Tell Tha TnSh (84) The Spirit af Ohristasaa Waller tarns slealh to appre- (8 ) Op raitoa ^ (2* 48) The Yoaag Matriads 8:88 (8 ) Saarire Semestor (U) Comedy Time heB a shoplifter. papermnn Malcolm Thomas on (22) Weather, Lacal Kewa (18) Aprlcoltare sa P a rB e 5:48 (n Rifleman te 07 MAIN m ., MANCBB8 TBB e SOUnS tl, COVENTRY 7 :ld (8) 4 t o (8) Baaser Aady Shaw (24) Casals Master Ooss (8 2 8 4 8 ) Bbp Crosby Shaw the OB8 daytime serial, “The Oaoeaiaa at Iba Ohoreb (2848) ite to h Oaam > (8 ) Msmrato sf Oomfsri aad (28) Memory Laao (Color) Special Christmas pro- (l* 4 8 > News aad Weatear Newsoopc (88) Saperman Hidge of Night,” helpto or­ 7 :S8 (82) W eather (•> Adm iral Jack 7 tU (tt) Mass. Hlghlighta I (8 ) TV Edaeatisoal Service pram with tradltloaal carols FURNITURE 7:88 (8) B FD Na. I (U) Miniaa DaUar Maria (St) Sparts (48) Admiral dack aad Swabby aad aew seups. ganise * theater group while (8 ) Friaad af Mr. Oaahar (M-48> TraUssastor (8 ) Towa Crier Show (24) Power and BeapoBsIbility (48) Maws > (8 ) Vademlaadlap Oar World 5:38 (8) Yopi Bear lUO MAIN STREET a jMisoner in Oerman Stalag- • :•• (8) Oaptala Kaogarae 4:28 (22-88) Maws 7:88 (8 ) T.V. Spaalal of The Press 8:88 (•> Bxereise WHh O iaila 4:88 (8-22) M arla (22-38) Today Show (IS) MUIloa Dollar Movie 18:88 (8) Richard DiamoB Itot SA (huing World War n. (2*4 8 ) Tha V lrsfaiaa (8 ) OpcralioB Alphabol "Double DoorV Mary M orrii, (48) Oaatlaaatol Santa's Workshop (8-2840) Ben Casey occupied France. (4d) Boos Tha Ola a a (8 ) Frlead of Mr., flooher 5:45 (40) Adventures In lime Vincent Edwards, Barry Nal- rtmightaa eat a torers’ gnoa- (8) Captain Kanparoo 0:00 (8) News and Weather son. 0:15 (8) Dspaty Dawg A physiclaa is siriokea STATE SEBV. STATION 8:88 (I) Laare It A Bearer (M> larMattoa Ta Art (8 ) Exercise With flloria (24) Form In Fancllon with maltiple____ sclerosis and a "An Evening with Fred (8) Tha Taoag Marrtoda (48) Coatinental Clasarosm (40) News fatllnp Burriase. Astaire” wilt be r^ieatod to- <88) BamparBaam 1:08 (1) Caaa. What’s Ahead 8:M (8 ) Hap Blehards 0:06 (40) Laramie (14) K lu 770 MAIN ST. minrow on CBS from 0-10 pjn. 18:88 (I) Kewa (8) Sarvival <»4I> Make Beam Fhc ■ (22) Romper Boom 0:15 (22) Clabhouso (8-8 -!^ 22-3 0 4 #) Nows, W eathet eAROHETERX TgLESCOPtS MICMWCOl NMOCUIARS ETC/ 1 Barrie Chase and the Jonah (I) Osaeral HsapMoI (18) Today fa Cobb. 0:25 (22) Special Report aad Sports WYMAN on. CO, be. Jones Quartot are guests. (48) Oals Stosm (48- ) Boso- » The Tho Ciowa- 5:80 (8 ) News 11:10 (20) I^iU News,__ Weatbov M:88 (8) Marla (to\*^&^dJtertcIaal f :U (8 ) Depaly Dawp (8) OaUaal Mea 11:18 (20) Les Craao 34 MAIN ST. (2848) What’s d:S8 ») Bararly Bimillllas 8:88 (3 ) Leave It To Beaver« a (22-30) HunUey Brinkley Ba- (301 ToniphI (0 > 763 MAIN STREET — 643-1191 Tha Olaaufaito t«t a distorted (8 ) The Yoaap Marriods port (40) That Bepis PhUbhi U :88 (‘iaS*»COaBceaCrattoa »s Oulfhl whea Drndale sals ap (88) Bomper Room • (24) What’s New 11:20 (8) Movie RANGE oRd DRYER (*4M8> Ost Tha Message a_____ tu-sarfaixja ria x idsriee. (B) 18:88 (8 ) News 4:40 (24) Local News. Weather U ;25 (8 ) Sports View ENJOY A NEW WORLD OF HEARING U :N (8*48) daapaidy (8* 48) Sktadic (22-38) Make Boom (or Daddy 4:45 ( 24) News 11:30 (8 ) Lm Craao WIRING SERVICE (S4»to) Mlaiilag U sda dlousur o’Nelli, smess. (8 ) floaeral Hospital 7:00 (3) After Dinner Movie (21) Toalphl (O) WITH THE NEWEST ETKODASS HEAEINO All Ui88 (8) Lara Of Uto flsastat^Beach Bsys, Adam (48) Qole Storm (18) Sab. T.V. (8 ) News aad Weather Faith, BeUr Oarratt, Bahby 18:M (3 ) Movie (80) Christmas Music Sendee CttongeiL C*nq^*to (88-88) g a r TThsa Shermaa, ^htooos Blathers. (8) flale Storm Wlrtag bstaWatlons ta OM (S-M-Wintoar Kaaws BaM ( E ^ ) TThat’s T U s SoapT (82) Weather. Local Nows (40) I)8 AF Bellptoas Film OTARION SUPER-9 ttiSS (8) daareh A r Tam arraw (8 ) Warid F toator (8-2 8 4 8 ) Price b Bipht (24) The Christmas 'Palatinp 1 :M (8) News. Momoats ot Cembrt ato New Hemee and Eusl- (8848) Troth ar Oaaaaaaaaa • :• • (8) Dlok VsB Dyke Skew 11:88 (22-88) CoBoeatratiOB (80) News and Weather (*4*48) Mena Faa Ftoism Brady deoidas to asa erary- (8-8 8 4 8 ) flat The Messape 7:18 (22) Mass. Hlshllphis Meet pewerfB ever ImUt! The Super-0 ip the ultim ate iiueyegUuM hearing aids. New 1:88 (8) Beat BaBer aaa aa a ChristauM skew waa U :88 (88-88) deopardy ( 88) Sparts COVBRINO BAXA. Mper-ipower battery, new super-sensitive amplifier. 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He said sonally. _ <4S) Base The. Oewa Ii4 l (41) Ghrlstmas Masle la The In-, plain fact, .she is enjoying •ill (I) DejiBly'Daws Polish Tradlttoa Htl< (J«fa^SsStUl)’l(mi^i~W( v?^-l age drink her best season.' After a falter­ •:M The Tasaa HarrleSa - (fa) FUm < M ) ®£Sl H * w s , . t g j ^ issue befo ing start, her television show Baawar l^ a ^ (14) The Christmas PaiaUag ' l i i i i (i> CkrUtmiU with Oeorge Bums, “ Wendy and !• :• • ( I ) N »w ir (41) Keys Special. Npronaoa Taboraaela McAnen (U-M) Make Beam far DaMy |;W (44) Adreataies la Paradlas Choir aad Organ from gait terpretatic Me," seems to be in the safe <•) Oeiural Hospital (I) Bports, Hews aad WeaUier “ ■ City. Abo art work by column. This bAs left her tired' Gale Storm 8-U (U) Weeke^BU Reports 1 lead to “ but exhilarated. Mils (t> M ^ 1:18 Jeraardr Wkat’s Hew UiM (I) The Boruid'-' ” many, a (S-W-M> Misslac Uaks 1:41 (ll> Local News, Weatksr I ^ Darke F.___ _ (The ABC show faces Lucille Urie-({) Lavi .at Lite •:U - t f y Nsws t the Tlup Faaiay f minor at Ban and Andy Williams). “No­ (U fa) sSar Whes 7 Ilf (I) Wyatt Ksrp Stowe, w r m e S is e B young . S -M -Ui; )'______Father Kaews Best (U) Bab T.V. Ohrlitmas maale. i body is going to take .Lucy off (U) Chylstmaa Carl To. tho cocktail t the air — I’U fight them if they trying like ihad to get the other U:M. (t) Searek Far Tsmerrew (M> Peatare woman’s role m "who’s Afraid { (Safa) Trath or Osa>Bseaasa( (U-SSfa) News aad Weather wife. try — and it’s hard to beat the . Christams Ere MU- were mai otet ratings showed we were ‘ (U fa ) At Home WHh KIMy fill (I) The Moastors ahead. co M ^ B u sln e p s Wtt|iout Really (41) Hearn (8-fafa) The Fliastoaos ^*Haltena]^Bhrlay^ at sips of 111* (41) Banm ra Bemar* Skew (Color) Fred gets a depati- IM . Immacriato Osaespitsa, ceremony It's fun to be carrying a iiW (I) As The WerM Taras nseat store Saata Claas Jm to Washiagtoa, D.f). Blahep Fel­ view of tl BMW, but boy, is it w o ..., X “That’s what I need right (Ufa) I«t’s Make A Deal aara extra moaey (or preseata. ton d, SMea eeiebraat. Know now ediat Laurence OU- now,” Ahe’ said. “No more (41) Olea Canaea (U fa) Daaiel Booae fa) OkHstasas Bre ~ McAner ‘Palm Sprihg Weekends.’ It ItU (U fa ) Mews Fees Parker, Joha Bassell. A swer to t Tier meant when he said the iiM (I) Passarsr* aew Bhawaee holy maa olam- t K i ? * St.I Imke's most important factor for suc- would be silly for me to do an­ (Ufa) LuetU Ysaas ets for Beeaesbereagh scalps. Chsrcb, Hew York Olfa. there wi eeas as an actor was not talent other B picture now.” (U) This Is The LHe (M) Preach Chef jWT Q hrlstmBS B re Midnight there.” On the personal side, she still III* (I) Haase Farty l:M (|) Perry Masoa The Ju but energy. They had. to move (Ufa) The Doctors Baymead Barr. Ferry discer- PM m St. Fatttok*s Oalhsdral. my dressing room next door to seems honeymoony over her (•-U fa) Day la Ceart ers that the wemaa who abaa- Hew York City. r "eomehoM the stage so I could save the year-old marriage to actor Jim >;(M (4*) Hews doaed a baby la his otflee is 1:1 I (I) Movie • ; to be a d L* Stacy.' III! (I) The IMsa ef NMI fleelBg a marder scene. (I) Newseepe,' Mefaeats el solitary si walk.” (Ufa) itaether Wend (8-11-44) Denaa Beed Show Comfort Connie’s cheerful, attitude to- “We’ve adjusted to the fact (I) Trail master Shelly Fabares. Home (or a (fa) News ‘ { or synag umrd her work is in contrast to that my career fa a step ahead (l* fa ) Geaeral HaepUal , vtolt, Mary has a stradga 0X« •<*•) BaHgtoas FHm . party at iMr years with “Hawaiian at his,” she remarked. “But served.” Bye." Then she was m frequent those ^ngs chshge.'Jim is .up sUrm lsh -with the Warner Bros, for u television series of his W © brass. own, and I hope he’ll, be getting FRIDAY Television PROGRAM i By THE "Now their approach is en­ the break he deserves.” ? Time Chsaael (88) Mystora Is My Basiness U:M ( 8) M o v ie s Two pe tirely different,” she said. 8:11 (I) Towa Crier (it) Weather aad News U:U ( I ) S p o rts In auto s “When I go to ask to do the Per­ 8:18 (8) Buirise Bcmestor ( M ) Fe c a s oa V a lte d N a tio a s 11 :M ( U ) To a lg h t . drowned ry Como show in April, the (88) Agirioeltare oa Parade ( S* f a > N e w s aad W ea the r ( 8) Lss Osium wheels start turning. They gave 8:88 (•> Memeato ef Comfort aad 7:18 ( 11) F e a la re 11:48 ( 48) L o rd ’s P ra y e r necticut. Howsoope ( M ) S p o rts 1:88 ( 8 ) Gale S to rm Robert me a percentage of the series, Coming Shows t :U (8) TV EdacaUesal Sorvlaa ( 48) N e w s ( M ) N e w s which has never happened at (8) Towa Crier 7 iM ( l > B a w h id e ( 48) DSAF B e llg io a s F ilm Branford, 7:88 (8) The Seekers B r io F le m la g . F o a r gypaies 1:88 ( 8 ) N e w s. Mem eato e f C o m fo rt day when Warners before, and all my out­ (U fa ) Today Show esa via ce M u sh y the y have a side .salaries. That’s no small NBC will colorcast its on Prontf (8) (^ratioa Alphabel bin e f sa le fro m O il to r the ■ ‘BINaO' SELLS ooncession, because I can earn ‘’Christmas Card to the Na­ f:U (11) Weatker wagoas aad h o rse s . ( B > van. Brai 10 times my studio salary by j tion,’’ a holiday show of music 7:U (8) From CoUeg. ige Campos C ( 8- M -44) doaay G eest “Ringo,” one of the numbers had chase (I) Frieadjrneaa ofoi Mr.Mr Ooobor ~ ( C o lo r) Se e kla g a ra re m e ta l in "Bonanza” star Lom e. OrCepi’a ford into doing a guest shot on another and special features on ’Thurs­ 8 fa (8) Captala Kaagarss la the Jaagle, me G ue st p a rty album, “Welcome to the Pon. show.” day 11:15 p.m. and midnight 8:M (8) JBxerctoe Will Qlsria I s coafronted w ith a stra u | been spee (48) OoatlBeatal Classroosa m o a stro o s b ird . derosa,” has caught on so w ^ Bven -with the concessions, Sammy Davis and Lubolf C^iolr •:•• (8) Haa Blehaids (U) nim the cover has been redesigned A passi she’s not entirely satisfied. Hav­ are among those appearing. (8)■ O llri’Talk t ____ ( M ) A ntiq a e s to feature the new hit ;‘Rtago" year-old : ing been at the studio since she ( U ) B o m p e r B oob_ ( 38) latorBatioBal Sh o w tim e East Ha\ (M) Charch Choir D ou Ameche, h o st. " T h e Daa- has no connection with Che Bm- was 18 — that’s five years — Donizetti’s opera, “Rita,’’ will (48) Boxo The Clowa Jured an she finds the executives contin­ ____ d y D a a lsh C irc o s.” tle drummer; it tells the story be presented on Monday at 10 • :U (8) Depafy Dawg • :• • ( - - ) Grace-Ne’ ue treating her as a kid. • :N fa) Leave It Te Beaver 8 1I 44 F a rm e r's D a a g hto r of a gunslinger’s downfalL p.m. on Channel 24. (•> Yale Glee aab Slags la g e r Ste v e a s. Congressaaaa Albert A That may change. She’s (88) Cslombss Bey Choir M o rle y fig h ts to re g a la the i by, was 18:88 (8) Hews spect e f h is sea . Handel’s ‘‘Messiah’’ will be (It) C h ristm a s Coaeert when his (88fa) Make Boom tor Daddy ( 14) M e ssia h Orange a performed on national televi­ (8) Oeasral Hospital 1 : 1* ( 1) Th e Entertaiaers sion for the first time in its en­ (48) Moatoraal — Masto tor fence. Christmas ( U f a ) IBob Hope Th e a tre SAVE tirety Friday at 8 p.m. on 18 :M (8) Movie ( ^ h>r > L o u is d o u rd sn , L a u ra At Mor Channel 24. (U fa)fah at’s This Boagr D evon . TW o m en could m ake 40, of Ba (8-M-4*) Price Is Bight o r b re a k the c a re e r of a b ra a - day when 11:88 (U fa) Coaoentratloa t if o l p la n b t. by Installing an A two-hour broadcast of the (8-1*48) Get The Message (8-18-40) The Addam s F a m ily boat wer A U ya d o sly a . A tro a n t o ffic e r Bantam I year’s major news events will U:W (U fa) deopardy get, the f u ll Addam s tre a tm e n t (8-M-48) Mbslng Uaha AM tniCAN^Standtrd S h i n e k be telecast tomorrow on "1964 U:88 (8) Lave Of Ufe when he checks s u the ehU- A Trievislon Albrnn" on CBS (Ufa) 8*r Whea d re n ’a absence. (See at S p jn . . (8-te-4*> lather Kaews Best • :M ( 8^18-44) Valentine’s D a y oast iron, gas-firtd ELECTRONICS 18;I8 (S) Bearch For Tomorrow To a y F ra a c io sa . V a l t r ie s (U fa) Ghrlstmas Day p la y Saata b ut aa a a g ry m o lh - LABORATORIES '‘Christmas in Appalachia,” a (8-fafa) Hells Pea nekeis e r re fa se s h is g e a e io sity . 1:88 (S> Beit SeUer 8:88 ( S > O om er P y le — CBM O visit to tho poverty-stricken (8) Mevto daim im N xsaoors. a b o rs. M Mistaking ls ta k in i a area, will be telecast Monday (M> FUm horse’ s diagnosis, Garter Ihlaks Co 277 BROAD on CBS from 10-10:30 p.m. ( 48) N e w s Qomer Is dyisg of a mystori- 1:88 ( 48) B a rb a ra B e ra a rd Sho w OBS m a la d y . ( U f a ) daclc B e n n y Show BOILER 1:88 ( 8) A s TThe W o rld T a ra s EXPERT “ The Coming o f Christ" wlU ( 8) H o lid a y C oBcert Q a e sts: O lse le M a cKeasto . ( U f a ) L e t’s M ake A Detd ( 8- m 8) I t O’c lo c k H ig h At have Us fourth presentation ( U ) B t . C e o U ls C h o ir Jtoherl Laasiag. S h ^ dow B, during our off-stason SERVICE Monday on NBC from 8:30-9 . ( 48) C h ris tm a s C a rs is M vage parachutes luto the pjn. About 800 famous paint­ 1:81 ( U f a ) :H e w s haads of collaboraltoalsto. ings are used to tejl the story 8 :4* ( 8) P a a sw sid 18:88 ( I ) Th e B e p e rte r “ HAR' M ill maket ( U f a ) L s re H a Y so a g IRR’M) Jack Pftrr PpoRnuR o< Christ’a com ing. t ( fa ) F a it h (o r To d a y ( C^ r ) G a e sia : V ic to r BorgRp SALE vention 8:8 8 ( 1) H o B se P a rty lu t e S m it k , B e d le C ity S e e k * of TV M i ( U f a ) T im D o c to rs •tta a la m iil. easy pa ( 8- M -4* ) D a y I b Co bH ( 8) Oae Step B e y #e4 under ii 1 :M ( 48) N e w s ( 1# ) D a n re r Man RADIOS S :88 ( 8) T h o Ed g e O f N ig h t ( 8# ) A ( ^ r iit m a s O a ri tre a t Hartfo) PETS ( U f a ) A a o th e r W o rld W e ito v e r Glynn, • CALL 049.1124 (8-fafa) HorU-SoBlh ShrlBa U iM ( 8^ ' M 40) N e w t, W e a tke r, aa4 latest to :M ( 8) T o T e n Th e T ro th S g o rts J:• • ( 1) B a a g o r A nd y Show L^al Newt,, W ia lk e r 4:18 ( l » f a ) H o w s U iU (SO) Tonight o f Rsprei 4 iM ( S - U ) M sv to (M ^ > IiM Crane Glynn, P E T A T T IR E ( M ) H o ly C ro ss C hUdrea c h s lr to the sta 8:88 (M) SaimnnBB - 8:88 ( 18) "A S t a r S h a ll B ls e ” latlve let Gordon Supplies ( 14) B U u tt’s N ew no final i GARNER'S ( W ) Cheyeoae bill unUl -FertiRstrs • ■ * S p e rls PAiNTiNG • CIm b , Q u k t ( 18) Bab . 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