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Pay Increaaea of three per before the pR>poi;ed revlstons MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1965 (OtaMiifMI AdvwtWnc «> PlQi S) Saturday, o t the total, 21 were senior assistant of St. Mery’s PRICE SEVEN C E ^ cent and a seriea erf improve- con take effect, they must be tor skips, three were tor cans Episcopal Church, will conduct Manchester Community Play not returned to back yards, and menta In fringe benefits for sal approved by the Internal Reve^- HEADQUARTERS a radio program Sunday from ers will meet tomorrow at 8:30 nue Service and the corpora three were tor miscellaneous 8:16 to 8:30 a.m. on radio sta p.m. at the home pf Mr. and aried employes of United Air reasons. tion’s stockholders. tion WINF. The service is Mrs. Robert Munson, 1 Riga craft Corporation . were an sponsored by the l^nchester Lane, Bolton. The cast for Tl^ turkey payments the com nounced ^bday by' William P. pany is making this month, in . Manchester Garden Club will Ministers Association. "Everyone Loves Opal,” the 2i^nn, president. an amount approaching $6,0Q0,- • ELECTRIC have Its December meeting and winter production, will be an He also reported that the com 000, represent a tradition that Gemini Sisterships Near Christmas supper Monday at nounced. ’There will be a Christ VFW Auxiliary will have its dates back to the founding year 6:30 pjn. at the home o( Mrs. mas party after the meeting. pany is distributing nearly $5,- annual Christmas party Tues of Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. The t Robert H. Smith, 131 Hartford day at the post home. A roast Members are reminded to bring 000,000 in ‘.'turkey payments” to • CALENDAR grab bag gifts. Members are its employes this holiday season. piaymento are based on employ Rd. Those attending are re beef dinner will be served at es’ length of sendee. minded to use the Hartford Rd. 6:30 p.m. There will be a brief reminded to pay dues at this The salary increases take ef entrance. This will be marked business meeting after dinner time or names will be removed fect Dec. 16. Each of the original 26 em • SELF-WINDING and is the first drive east of and an exchange of gifUs. Res from the mailing list. Dues may Broader insurance coverage, ployes of Pratt A Whitney Alr- Pilgrim Mills. ervations close tomorrow and be sent to Mrs. Mary Gaudet, libralized retirement provi cr-ut was given a turkey after Space Rendezvous may be made with Mrs. Ger 42 Gerard St. sions, and Irrtproved holiday the first Wasp engine had been trude Buchanan, 175 Woodland Temple Spealc^r and vacation schedules are assembled and. prepared for its Initial test run late on Christ St. or Mrs. Elia Brimble, 26 St. Christopher Mothers Cir The Rev. Eidward H. Flan .among the other employe bene [PRESCMPTIOIISI Cumberland. cle will hold its Chri.stmas party fits being provided by the cor mas Eve In 1926. The tradition State News on Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the nery, editor of the -Rhode Is poration. is carried on today with the distribution of cash ^payments Downtown Past Noble Grands of Sunset home of Mrs. Robert Kieman, land diocesan weekly, ‘‘The United Aircraft has on its pay Endurance instead of holiday birds. 1 Rebekah Lodge will meet, elect 51 Goodwin St. Providence Visitor,’’ will be the roll approjflmately 70,000 em Voting Bill ‘The payments ahd other bene officers and have . a Christmas guest speaker at a Joint meet ployes, about '30,000 of them are Billiards fits are going to employes of Mark Due party Monday at 8 p.m. at the salaried. More th ^ 60,000 per 68 Cottage St., cor. of Oak ing of the Sisterhood of Temple Pratt A Whitney Aircraft, Ham home of Mrs, Robert Ann- sons work tor the’ -corporation AT THE PARKADE ^ WEST MIDDLE tPKE. Is Endorsed Hubbard Heads Beth Sholom, B’nai B’rith, Ha- ilton Standard, Sikorsky Air Ample Free Parking!. strong, 64 Hemlock St. Mrs. in Connecticut. Tom oirow da.ssah and the Mr. and Mrs. craft, Norden, United Technol Henry Starkweather is chair A ninth paid holiday - k the WE SAVE YOU MONEY Master’s Club Club on Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. ogy Center, Vector, United Air By Dempsey Now Open on man of a refreshment commit Friday after ‘Thanksgiving Day SPACE CENTER, Hous^ at the temple. He will speak of craft Corporate Systems Cen tee. Members are reminded to — will be added starting next ton, Tex. (AP) — After a Harold V. Hubbard of 50 the new era of Jewi.sh-Christian ter, United Aircraft Research HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John Our Regular bring gifts for secret pals and a year. Cimbridge St. last night was relations and' of probes for fur Laboratories, and United Air;, N. Dempsey has endorsed a night of fitful sleep in- a grab bag. For the first time, four-week Winter Schedule elected president of the Master’s ther advances in the Jewish- craft International, Inc. proposal that tlie legislature act cold, tumbling spacecraft, Club of Friendship Lodge of Cliristian dialogue. vacations with pay will be given on e bill Monday which would the Gemini 7 pilots flew on Boilerman Fireman Walter G. Masons. He succeeds Joseph P. In his capacity as editor. Fa to efnployes with 20 or more permit persons who have moved ■— including — Parker Jr., U.S. Navy, son of today toward a world space Vollrath. ther Flannery has been involved years’ continuous service. from one Connecticut town to Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Parker ‘Three-week paid vacations will endurance record and the The meeting, held at Pellin’s in many controversies on such another to vote in the ‘Tuesday SUNDAYS Sr. of 10 Coleman Rd., has de historic rendezvous with was the first annual meeting of subjects as integrated housing, go to employes with 10 years’ referendum. parted Norfolk, Va., aboard the When^ you think of The driver of the station wagon, Joseph A. Armentano, was killed in a crash another orbiting ship. the club. false mysticism, anli-lntellectu- service, instead of 12 as at pres The referendum, which asks and attack aircraft carrier USS ent. last night on W. Middle Tpke. James Morin, who was driving the convertible The temperature ta the cabin Other officers to serve with alisni and ultra-conservatism. GIFTS (for> yourself voiters to accept or reject pro America for her first deplo.v- (foreground), is in critical condition with head injuries. Ronald Rutherford, dropped 20 degrees during tha HOLIDAYS! Hubbard are Wayne Anderson, He believes that the root of our Gwinn said the company is or others) think of posed constitutional changes. Is ment with the Sixth Fleet in adding a new coverage to its driver of the third car, was uninjured. (Photo by Burkamp) legally classified as a series of night, astronaut Frank Borman vice president; Harry Jack.son, society’s trouble lies in the mod reported. the Meditteranean. group insurance program for local elections all taking place secretary; and David Nichols, em depreciation of Intelligence Borman had taken off Ua trea.surer, and charity. employes and is broadening at the same time, and there some forms of protection al fore the six-month residency re spacesult and was flying ta hia Hubbard is also junior ward Educated in Paris, the guest underwear when the sharp drop ready offered under the group quirement that governs local en-elect of Friendship Lodge. speaker is a translator of Mari- Joseph A. Armentano Dies program. elections must be observed. came. He put on two lightwelgM Ajppropriate remarks on the tain and Mauriac. He is also flight suits, his own and that of the author of the recently pub Unite-d Aircraft Is also pro 064 Mair St., Manchester The General Assembly will be occasion of the club’s first an posing a number of “ substantial asked at the one - day special his copilot, James A. Lovell Jr., niversary meeting were made lished ‘"The Anguish of the • Open 6 Days 0 to 9 • to protect himself from the coUL Jews” in which he expresses his improvements” in its retire session to approve a measure by Charter Master Christopher ment income plans. However, As Result o f 3-Car Crash which woixld permit voters who Asked if he had put on tha belief that anti-Semitism is the W. Totten and Master-elect have recently moved to return suits before the start 'o f tha chief stumbling block separat night’s sleep period, Borman John L. VonDeck Jr. to their former tov/ns to cast ing Christians and Jews. Joseph A. Armentano, drove into the back of the V, late Joseph and Rosina Bonato said he did it during the Unto for a color TV? ballots in the referendum. Father Flannery is a member 86, of 41 Crestwood Dr., striking both cars. Armentano. A resident of Man- reserved for sleep. WEAPONS FOUND of the Judeo-Christian Institute was fatally injured in a Police believe the second im-,u:hester for nine years, he was "Did the tumbling of tha Fresh From Cooler GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES Enfield (AP) — A 26-year-old of Seton Hall University of the' APPLES ^1.00 pact was sljght. employed as a chemical engln- spacecraft have anything to. do three-car accident late yes ThompsonvUle man was arrest SEYMOUR National Conference of Chris FIRST O’ SEASON: Armentano was crushed by eer at Combustion Engineering, with your lack of sleep?" tha LOANkvnn OF ur terday which caused seri ed Friday after having been tians and Jews (NCCJ). He has Macs, Red - Golden Delicious, Baldwins, Northern Spjrs, (perywr) Uimntht MmoritHt 1 the wheel of his car. He died Windsor. astronaut was asked. ous injury to two other sought for three weeks for ques- AUTO STORES specialized on intergroup rela Winesaps, Cortlands and McGowan. at Manchester Memorial Hos- He was a Korean War vet- "No,” he replied. "We didp’t $ 300 $18 $ 25 $12<$0 1 persons. Uontag in connecUon witu u.ie Associated Press artist John Colton made this drawing of Gemini 6, right, 681 MAIN STREET tions and has been the recipient Extra Large, Sunkist Navel Oranges pital a couple of hours after eran, serving in the Air Force, know we were tumbling unUl wa 600 36 50 25 1 One of them, Jaimes F. Mar armed robbery of a New Haven moving into space for its rendezvous tomorrow with Gemini 7. now orbitinir of the National Brotherhood Tangerines, Tangelos, Red - White - Blue Grapes, Casaba and was discharged as a lieu- woke up.” OPEN TONIGHT 900 54 75 37.50 1 ta, 27, .of East Hartford, is in cleaning establishment last the earth. (AP Photofax) Award of the NCCJ. Father - Persian Melons, Pink - White Indian River Grapefruit, tenant. He ,yas a member of The pilots stopped the emir GIRL SCOUT TROOP 1 1,200 72 100 50 1 orltloal condition at St. Pram- Moriarty’s service station and month. Flannery has also served as as Dates, Figs, Pineapples, Avocados, Bose - D’Anjou Pears; the Manchester Lodge of Elks over-end tumbling of the spoco- ALSO: Belgium Endive, Cherry Tomatoes, Boston Lettuce, cls Hospital, Hartford, where EWward Smith was arrested ANNUAL sistant national director of “ The LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED 1 all three have been impoimded craft by use of their atutuda Green - Yellow Squash, Corn on Cob, Beets, Leeks, Broc he underwenit brain surgery Survivors Include his wife, at his home on ThompsonvUle Christophers” for six years. by police. control jets. coli, Native Squash, Chinese Cabbage, Peas, and Frying last night. 'The other, Eldward Mrs. Doris Slnsigalll Armen Road and charged with carry The Sisterhood will serve as THE CONMECTICUT BANK First aid was given at the Mission control experta GIFT WALLETS Peppers. Kuezynski, 35, of 110 Walnut tano; two sons, Michael Armen ing a concealed weapon in a Daily Climb CHRISTMAS TREE SALE ho.stesses for the meeting which AMD TRUST COMPAMY scene by Patrolmen Richard Viet Orphans Get theorized the . tumbling WM Leather Cauliflower ...... head 29c St., a passenger In Armentano‘a tano and Steven.,Armentano, and is open to husbands and friends Lewis and Frederick McDonald WASHING’rON (AP) — caused by expulsion outside tha Bananas ...... 2 lbs. 25c 16 No. Main Street 893 Main St. âr, is in satisfactory condition a daughter, jlichalle Armen- (See Page lliree) Travel Cases of members. Mrs. Lewis Segal Manchester Parkade of the East Hartford Police De Gustav A. Hergert, 75, says cabin of condensed water from BROAD S^ EET — Next to Tire City Mac Apples, 6-7 lb. bag avg...... 59c at Manchester Memorial Hos tano,»,aH at home; three broth is chairman of the event. partment. Sgt. Robert D. Lan- his almost daily ascents and the spacesuit cooling systems. ARTHUR Ice Cream— Premium ...... i/j gal. 89c pital where he was axlmitted j V ers, rfViiuxonyAnthony ArTncnLcinoArmentano OIof DRUG descents of the Washington ‘This would exert an influence on STARTS SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11 to special care for treatment M a n c & f Hartford, Nicholas Armentano Ten-Ton ^Present Monument’s 898 steps keep the ship’s movements much Ukl “Here’s Where You Meet Your Neighbors and Friends!” of fractured ribs and ctovide Flood ‘All Clear’ ment are Investigating. 7 ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ten —all that is except cement for him fit as the proverbial fid that of the attitude control Jets. MMAR MANCHBSnR CKNTKR T T Z ^ and multiple lacerations. tons of cement may not sound WIN A DIAMOND CA^ PARKINS . ^ y___ / It w asjte tovi’a fifth.high- Tham es the floors. • dle. 'The tumbling then led to Ronald Rutherford, 31, of 18 way fatality of the ye^ . ^ i "very—appropriate for a Christ Askren, a helicopter pilot, He says he has done It temperature drop, because the 1 CARAT RING mas gift, but it is going to make Oomell St., driver of one of the Armentano was born in Hart- Theodore mentioned this In a letter to his 998 times. He goes today for sun’s rays at times were strik JUST CO.ME IN: Drops in London a group of Vietnamese orphans PERO cars Involved, escaped injury. ford July 20, 1929, a son of the (See Page Three) father, James Sr., In Bellefon- 999. ing areas of the spacecraft THE BEST GRINDERS IN TOWN COME FROM ■ ■■ ■ m Producer' and their American soldier bene talne, Ohio. TREASURE SHOPPE Armentano was the brother LONDON (AP) — Officials 'T il do It 2,000 times If which did not absorb the heat. o f two Superior Court judges, factors mighty happy. That was all the senior Askren MANCHESTER PARKADE 276 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS • 643-6384 ■Mandic^tcH LUMBRgi were relieved to see a flood my strength holds out,” Her Bearded and slightly hoarse, Nicholas and Anthony Armen alert canceled early today after The unlikely gift leaves here needed. He contacted some fel gert vows. He says It takes but still remarkable good- tano. gales and higih tides tlireaitened day with a trainload of other low businessmen who guarantee him about 18 minutes to go natured, Air Force Lt. CJol. Bor Police were attempting today to push the River Thames over Christmas gifts tor U.S. fighting to put up the money needed to up and about 12 to 15 min man and Navy Cmdr. Lovell to question Morin for further U.S. Marines Sent its banks. men in Viet Nam and the Viet buy the cement. Then they con utes to come down the 555- were scheduled to reach th# tacted the Southwestern Cement information on the crash which The all-clear was given In Lon namese people—and here is how foot-plus obelisk. It keeps midpoint of their long flight it all came about. Co. of Fairborn, near Dayton, GRINDER KMG oocurred shortly after 5 p.m. don when the morning high tide him In shape for his fli-st about 11:16 a.m. EST. which agreed to provide the ce on W. Middle ‘Tpke. just east Into Da Nang Battle fell short of Friday’s high water Warrant Officer Jim Askren’s love— hiking, he says. Gemini 7 entered Mb 103rd WHERE IS IT? ment at cost—31 a bag. Two hun of the Bast Hartford Town mark. Hundreds of police were 155th Helipopter Company came He also swims a mile a orbit at 9:47 a.m. SEE OUR SAIGON, S. Viet Nam (AP) dred bags were needed. OPEN Line. Savage fighting developed in stationed along the banta to across a Vietnamese orphanage day at the 'YMCA when the Sunday is the big day. Gemini 176 SPRUCE STREET ACROSS FROM COLONIAL APTS. Police were able to piece to •—Helicopters dropped two more the Mekong delta 35 miles south consisting basically of thatch Getting It to Viet Nam was the water in the indoor pool is 7 breaks the world’s ^>ace en STOCK OF give warning If the water surged next problem. ‘Then the group gether this explanation of the companies of U.S. Marines today west of Saigon. Several battal over. huts with mud floors somewhere not too cold. When it is, he durance record, and the United NEXT TO POLY-CLEAN CENTER into the four-day battle that has found out about the Junior accident: ions of South Vietnamese troops ‘The Thames at Westminster near Saigon. They decided to limits himself to half a mile. States makes its adventurous COMPLETE Chamber of Commerce drive to TONIGHT Armentano was headed east. pitted several thousands leather penetrated a Viet Cong hornets’ adopt the kids and fix up t|te or attempt to have two spacecraft reached its highest level in 31 fill the Christmas train for Viet Morin was headed west and necks and Vietnames troops nest and touched off a heavy phanage. ‘That was seVeral rendezvous and fly formation In ^ UNIFORMS years Friday, climbing to with Nam. Problem solved! LOOK M A!...... TWO HANDS! swerved into the easrtbound against a hard-core Viet Cong gunflght that continued through in 6 inches of the top of the par weeks ago. space, perhaps only inches UNTIL lane. Armentano pulled to the regiment south of Da Nang. the afternoon. Lumbers was plentiful In the Because of the problems In- Hotels Emptied apart. apet fringing the House of Com \mlved in getting the cement right, but the left front of his The American newcomers de A U.S. military spokesman mons terrace. jqngles and they webe able to get Nothing appeared to rtand ta from Fairborn to the state fair car was hit by the left front of ployed south of the main forces said the government force was all the other materials they After Snowfall the way of a 9:64 a.m. blastoff grounds here, from where the Morin’s. Both cars then swung as a blocking element while the (See Page Three) needed through Army channels 9 P.M. lashed by 50-caliber machine MILAN, Italy (AP) — Part of of Gemini 6 from Cape Kmine- around to form a V, with the others probed cautiously for gun and 57mm recoilles rifle (See Page Three) an Alpine winter resort was dy, Fla., Sunday. point of the V facing east. points at which to deliver the fire. SATURDAY evacuated today for fear of Launch teams busily readied Rutherford, who had been driv hammer blows. Contact was re TO 5:30 A religious crisis threatened avalanches as new snowfall the mighty Titan 2 rocket that ing east behind Armentano, ported to be light, but constant. complications at Da Nang, the blanketed north Italy and storms will boost astronauts Walter M. big air base 380 miles northeast Watts Plans lashed the coast. ’rhree""persons Schirra Jr. a Navy captain, and Practical and Useful of Saigon. Vietnamese Buddhists were feared drowned. Thomas P. Stafford, an Air charged that a U.S. Marine had Force major, onto a 100,000-mlla Gifts for the home and family. At Cervlnla 300 persons were Great Society Curb? beheaded a golden Buddha and Big Parade evacuated from several hotels chase after Gemini 7. Enougli scattered sacred ornaments and and chalets after a heavy snow fuel to boil out 430,000 pounds of ECONOMY artifacts in the Khue Bac pagoda fall on th'e Matterhorn. thrust will be pumped Into the Polyethelene there Dec. 8. For Itself Deep epow covered the ‘Trieste towering launch vehicle tonight. The Gemini 6 spacehunters, GOMDINATION F ill Will Become U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot '■LOS ANGELES (AP) — Watts and Udine areas. Ideal far Lodge is known to have told the The Ligurian coast was bat mission control and the world —^hub of bloody riots last Aug DOOR Buddhist hierarchy he will look tered by waves which smashed wide tracking network piictlced Christmas Into the matter immediately and ust and object of a sober po^ small boats and damaged beach <»untll late Friday night orbital maneuvers thftt will carry 2'8" I *■»" Displays New U.S. Bomber all damage will be repaired with mortem ever since— is throwing installations. Schirra and Stafford nose to U.S. money, regardless of wheth Itself a Christmas parade. Its At some places along the 2 ’ x 8 ’ WASHINGTON (AP) — Preal- Hanoi, Peking and Moscow, er Americans were Involved. Italian Riviera waves crashed nose with the Gemini 7 crew. dent Jofinson and Secretary of theme, in a community that has however, were not the only tar in'over the costal Aurelina high Dubbed ' “The .Spirit of ‘76,’* $ o n . 9 3 1” T hick Defense Robert S. McNamana Buddhists make up the major known nightmare. Is "A Child’s gets of disclosures Friday that way and halted, traffic. the dual flight casta a plot of tha plan to wave a 31.75-bllUon ity of Viet Nam’s people and to Dream.” • 1 . 7 6 civilian programs — even those The storms struck as far south hunter and the himted, with wand and change F ill fighters them the decapitation of a Bud Today, with flags flying, bands Johnson pushed through Con as Sicily. 2- Thick , 3 ^ 2 Into F B lll atraitegic bombers. gress this year — ■«rill be cur dha Is equivalent to desecratlcSi blaring and spangled . beauties (See Page Three) Intended to comprise a 210-plane tailed because of spiraling costs of a cross In a Christian church. waving to the crowd, the pa fleet by 1971, the plane actually of the Viert Nam war. Reports reaching Saigon from rade will parallel'some of the worst ruins from the Incredibly Life Size will be only a variant of the Obviously, Johnson wanted theêlta fight suggested the gov F ill all-purpose tactical fight ernment troops flushed a hard devastating riot that claimed 34 ers now in production tor the (See Page Three) core Viet Cong battalion, one of fives and cost $40 million In Selma Strife Seen SANTA Na'vy and Air BVxrce. the outfits which has been in the property destruction and dam CHISELS But ttte defense boss told field a long time. age. newsmen they would be able to This in the kind of Viet Cong At first blush, the parade After Ac(juittal of 3 ’ HAMMERS fly to a target twice as fast and Hunger Strike force that has plagued and bat might seem a brassy mockery $ to its grim surroundings. 5.95 with about the same range as tered government troops and SELMA, Ala. (AP) — The “ I feel there is a definito need U.S. Marines tor more than Not so, say Its planners. the latest models of the edght- Protests Limits Mquittal of three white men tor federal legislation to im LEVELS Jet, subsonic B62s which they three'days 360 miles to the north “ Of all years, this is the year to have a parade," says Edna charged with the civil rights prove the laws covering tha win replace. Placed on Priests in the paddy fields inland from klUing of a white Boston minis Aliewine, chairman of Watts’ murder of civil rights woriceni He said the B'Blll wi'U be able the South China Sea coast. ter left Selma faced today with J-lolidayOînts^dPof Girl Scouts ' s q u a r e s MANCHESTBIR, N. H. (AP.)— new Commimity Beautiful volun In the South," King said. SATURDAY SPECIAL to carry a load of 60 convention Marines, continuing the battle the threat of renewed raciftl HAND SAWS A young womcui protesting wjiiat teer group. ’The Rev. James J. Reeb, a jl^ al bombs, each weighing 760 with troops from shore bases atrlfe. from she called limitations placed bn “ There are still the children," year-old Unitariem mlnistoni DRILLS pounds — about the same as and from the carrier Valley A spokesman tor Dr. Martin GIANT outspoken priests was In the iflie says, “ and this parade is to and father of tour children, worn B62s now carry — or deliver Forge, had rough gping under lAither King Jr. said the ver second day of a hunger strike show them there is still some waylayed along with two oltier nuclear weapons. But it wiLU heavy attack Friday night but dicts reutmed by an all-whUe today at St. Joeeph’s Roman thing good here, some reoepp white clergymen the night ..of HAM GRINDER Brighten her Christmas with this festive tree of gifts. Chain link gold- B in s have “ greeter penetrating abiU- reported today that the Viet Jury after 96 minutes delibera- CaithoUc Church. for hope ahd tor pride ta last March 9 on a street corner n f charm 90c; sparkling simulated emprald ring, lOK ty and military ettootlveneae,” Oorig were evtaling an open con Uon Friday probably will touch with ROASTED PEPPERS, TOMATOES, KatWe A. Sullivan, 28, a <3ath- W'atts.” one block from Selma’s gold-filled. Half sizes 4-9 2.20; sterling silver and blue enamel cadette be said. frontation with Uie multibattal off an increase ta demonstra PROVOLONE CHEESE and LE’TTUCE ON RULERS oMce pacifist from New York “We decided,’’ says parade thoroughfare. Broad Street. ring sizes 4-8 1.50; Brownie ring in silver, adjustable, 75c; gold plate The progra^ which he said ion Americans. tions, “ especiaUy in Setaia." FRESH 18” BREAD. City, began her strike at 11:16 coordinator Robert Smith, “ we The Boeton olergymem, Johnson approved at the meet Moving up ^ m the south to “ The (Negro) people of Sebna double face locket with chain, 1.00; Brownie \locket with chain 95c- a.m. Friday and remained In wantad to do something to show had come to Alabama to Joiii CASH a CARRY ing shows "no plans to ellmi- ward the government forces, are pretty upset about this,” the regulation jack knives. Girl Scout, 2.25; Brownie, 85c; manicui^ kit! the church when It dosed at everyone what Watts really is the struggle tor Negro vofint ALL O l’HER GIANT GRINDERS .AVAILABLE INCLUDING CENOA . nate strategic bombers from the the Marines ntade only light Rev. Andrew Young, executive 8:80 p.m. and who we are—that there is rights, was dubbed to jfaa holiday exciting hints for a merry force,*’ McNamara deorged with f i n b d o g ^ Columbus, Ohio, family. She’s looking forward to sible for it probably will be ac- CLOSED MONDAYS ■on’a public warning 'Thureday Students Organization. She said tem 10 feet underground. The of them Negro — volunteered to murder were a 42-year-oid nKvw she is a 1964 g r a d u ^ of the an especi^y\ happy hediday because this year she toot the bins for their own cos quMted." that he wlH order “ other hard tunnels, disguised by tented In New Yorit, King aaU be elty company mamger, Btmi* PHONE ORDERS — TELEPHONE 643-1370 •tepa’’ in Viet Norn U aU pn>o- Odlege cf New Rochelle, N. Y. doors and bamboo constructions gets to trim the Christm^ tree (the other kind). tumes, BonXn or what-not. L. Cook; on auto meobaaic, Nh^ A long list ot iwbUc lumtaor- had acbedulod a meeUng Mon poda tor pooca prove futUo. (8oa Poga Ttam) P.S. She has two brothers nluned Douglas Fir and day ta Atlanta to detormtoa a imm O’Neal Hoggla, tl, and Ua (Bee Fofa Ilnee) ' HJack Pine Tree, honest!, (AP Photofax) A Read Herald Advertiiênôntii (Bos P«ci Three) eoun^ of aotkm. - (Se« Pan BtoriB) ^ ...... ■ r •I '■ ■ • Mm . .11'' » 3 .: ;i* .'i ■ S; ■’ Meuwola !(' 'v;' w ''';'H iin g e r .^ - $ l^ e ' ,:.'f UOOlCJOu pEFnNBE Sooth dMcr nu(-Wen leiliieraMt i rt. .{< ? . - < H Bemocr^^ Gi)P at Odds NEEDS NO GENIUS N o im f Priests iJoiits A A K $ 7 4 2 ; , 'M a n ^ panjr . By ALFRED SHBINWOLD A 6 5 4 -■ Harold Cany, Iw, of 17F Placed on Priests Over Vote on Constitution O J M iUim i "Only a mad gsbius could fig* Garden Dr., died iliia morning It wlH bs a flgM bstwesn the town of Vernon to disregard ure out the defense,” West m s t EAST at Manchester Memorial Hoe- (Ooettaned from Page Oee) An official of Pioneer Pw^chute>eve(iled l»ii^ Pressing School Need Democrats and the Republicans this unwarranted rejection and growled after the play of the * q n o t pltal. "The event* of the past few th a t th e com p a n y n ow prop oses to artfet a l l m fllio n ” on Tuesday, but, instead of can- to listen to the responsible hand shon^n today. Actually, $ J109Y 32 ^ K TQS * He waa bora In Hartford on weeks,” sho said, "reganMng fa cility in th e industrial park o f f M cN all S t , > th e > n i* board of education came first, and the junior high a few Treat also suggested that sev- O K 7 '• O 109 8 and didates, the issue will be the leaders. We must vote yes on west iwided only the ability to Dec. 28, 18*7. He waa a retired ve*y - returned a club from dummy, Pass I A Pits are huxmceivable.” changing world situation was a chop up the park into emaR posals for class scheduling, pre- guori said there would have to tually, the extra rooms being Pass 3 A Pass chester; a sister, Mrs. Charles Father Anthony waa identified contributing factor In the decl- parcels, until H is detennlned' 11 mittee rejecting' the amend losing the 4ueen to the king. Pass 4 <7 Pats ■ented by the administration, be .some additional teachers, be- added, according to the admin- DAYS ments. Hbrion of Manchester; and as^ Father Anthony Mullaney. «“ >n and in the delay In break- that the company does not ne*d completed for a bake bale and a West returned a heart, and Pan S O AH Pms mort board members present cause teachers could not be ex- istration’s timetable In 1969 Flaherty, former five - term green-back social ^heduled in a nephew, ’Thomas Norton, a the guidance director at St. Ing ground. addltdonail land. ‘ South ruffed. Declarer cashed •aid they felt that the study-hall periled to teach a nine-period Llguori said he had asked TILL CHRISTMAS mayor of Rockville, deemed the January. student at No$re Dame Univer Anselm’s'Oollege. Catholic offi- Addressing a group of 25 He said that, when the WH- the ace of clubs, ruffed a club This prevents South from ruff- space provided by the addition day. (The normal Bolton school for seven rooms because he Republican action “ completely After the business session, , , „ . ,, sity, South Bend, Did. cials said they did not know the town officials in the Municipal bur Cross Highway is widened, will be necessary to avoid sucp day is seven periods long.) think.s it would be difficult to C n v irresponsible,” and' called the members wUI have a Christmas dummy ruffed himself In mg a club in dummy but doe.s Funeral services will be held two other priests menUoned. Building Hearing Room, he said several Manchester Industries measures as staggered classes The main difference between convince the town to build a local GOP a "fringe group.” Party. Each couple should bring Monday at 11 a.m. at the Wilson, a former student at that his company has signed a will have to relocate and that even next year. the two alternatives outlined, at .school which would have va- A meeting of the Democratic an unwrapped ^ ft suitable for trick since East - - gets a trick Holmes Funeral Home, 400 3t. Anselm’s College, said ear- six-month lease at Its present "I’ll be In the baU game, to But, because only four of the the board's request, last night, cant rooms for a while. He .said Public Nurses town committee ______has been______called either______a boy______or a girl. The___ gifts___ West had to' play the* « king - —* of vrith the ten of diamonds. South Main St. Burial will be In St. Her this year he was a member location at Forest and Elm Sts. seU or lease." seven board members were is in class size. Under one plan, a 20-room school would cost at for Monday night at 7:30 p.m. will then be presented to the trumps, and South had no fur- must lose two clubs and a Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart of the CJathollc Workers organiz- and that a contract for its new He defended "his right, and' present at the special meeting, the average class size would be least J.’SOO.OOO to $600,000 and Log 19S Visits to make plans to get out the Rockville Fire Department for ther problems. trump, ford. ation, a pacifist group. He ac- factory will be signed within that of any other pj^vate de- Ohalrman Walter W'addell kept below the board's recom- that the budgeted cost oir the vote. Atty. Flaherty has invited distribution to children of local Should Pick IWtum Dally Question Friends may call at the funer compknied David J. Miller, of days. veloper, to offer his land and’ suggested that any further mended 25 pupils; under the seven-room school come.s to During Month the public to participate. families. A carol sing Is plan- West could tell from th*. bid- As dealer, you hold: Spades, al home tomorrow from 2 to 4 York City, to New Hamp- Jagoutz, as both taxpayer to quote prices to whomever hs action be reserved for Mon- other, class size would rise to $310,000. The estimated cost of The Democratic Town Com ned. Refreshments will be serv ding that South held only a sin- A-K-9-7-4-2; Hearts, A-6-S-4; Dla- and 7 to 9 p.m. shire to set up a “ peace booth” and Pioneer official said, "I wished. day's regular monthly meeting, 30 in some instances. the cafeteria-auditorium, at the A record 193 visits were made mittee recently endorsed the ed. gleton spade. Since South had no monds, J ; Clubs, 5-2. at St. Anselm’s. must publicly thank Mayor He chided Town Development when the -addition will be the Even with the reduction in time of the original plan, he Itst month by the two local first section of the consUtutlon- hearts, he surely had seven dla- What do you sayT Mrs. Ellse C. Malllet Miller was arrested in near- Francis Mahoney for his tireless Commission Chairman Alfred first item on the agenda. The class size, the school would be said, was $108,000, -w-hlch___ would ______oublic ..o.m.Khealth iiuiaca visitino- ui al amendments, and voted to re- monds and five clubs. In short. Answer; Bid one spade. This by Hooksett on Oct. 18 for bum- efforts In keeping Pioneer in Werbner for the secrecy with ■necificatlons for the cafeteria- «hnrt •ccn.-riincr tr, r ia./M,,-Co malê • totoi *.i.ionnn •__^ * nurses or WAPPING—Mrs. Ellse Cor specifications for the cafeteria- short, according to Ligouri's make a total of $418,000 for ,u. r>,,hii„ m i a J®ct the controversial proposal Kaman Aircraft West knew the entire hand when is a perfectly normal opening mier Maillet, 76, of New Hart Ing what he said was his draft Manchester, and the residents which he announced that an auditorium were sent to the pub- outline, 10 periods a week, the two projects. Puoiic Health Nursing As- RepublicansRepublicans and Dem- he won the second trick with the bid, and It would be foolish to ford, mother of Alcide Maillet card In public. He became the of the town should be thankful out-af-town company (later re- Uc building commission (PBC) Without the reduction, the No suggestions for solutions ®°®*ation. Of these, 74 were ocrats have endorsed a separate king of clubs. He should have open with a shutout bid of any o f Wapping, died yesterday at first person to be charged with to Mahoney and to John Bar- vealed to be Andersen) waa laM month, but the board did not shortage would total 70 periods, to the school problems were therapeutic nursing, 110 were Plans Helicopter paper-ballot proposal to issue picked the killing return. kind. an Avon convalescent home. destroying a draft card under a *itnl for their work and offers.” seelrlng land, ■pccify a completion date. One suggestion in the outline turned down at the meeting health supervision and nine of $330,000 In bonds for sewers. West defeats the contract by Copyright, 1965 Other survivors include five new federal law. He added, "If Mayor Maho- ^^® that 'Werbner should The PBC is already at work 1* elimination of French for 'nrursday, and the board and ,u, ^ t -.i For Mars Use ‘‘The ba.sic problem -with the returning the king of diamonds. General Features Corp. other sons, three daughters, ney had not moved fast we, have known the procedure—to choosing a site and architect Grades 7 and 8: but, as Princi- administration gave indications .y,. Republican party for many WASHINGTON (AP) — The two brothers, a sister, forty-six Pioneer, would now be complet- show all available land, with- for a seven-room elementary pal Ralph Conlon pointed out that they might both reconsld- m years," Atty. Flaherty said, Raman Airoraft Corp.. Bloom- grandchildren and two great F ill to Become Ing a plant In an adjoining “'it discussing price, and then school, which was given top pri- again last night, the students s'" the number of rooms to be „ ^tieresa Kalber, "has been the battle within by t,.. _ grandchildren. towm.” to turn the prospect over to ority among the building needs have to be put somewhere, requested Initially at the new reported to the the reactionaries, who refuse to ’ proposed to The funeral will be held Mon Burning Debris from the Rockville Renewal Area He revealed that, about a the land owner for private ne- •atabllifhed by the board of ed-. whether they are taking French elementary school. p h n a board of directors at its New U.S. Bomber believe that we live in the 20th *’“ *’‘* ® helicopter-like vehicle day at the Frenette’s Funeral year ago. Pioneer was on the gotFations. UcaUon this fall. or not. A suggestion by Treat, that Wednesday night. A Rockville fire truck, tended hy Rockville volunteer flremtin of complaints about burning there from nearby residents. century. with broad rotor blades some CHARTER OAK RESTAURANT Home, Moncton, New Bruns (Continued from Page One) verge of completing negotlatons Mayor Mahoney, In a pre- A t the meeting TTiursday, Other suggestions, such as whole educational system There were 15 children re- Ernest Zahner, stands by as the remains of buildings demol The wrecking company subsequently asked permission to "This fight has not only made 60 feet long, to operate in the 120 CHARTER OAK STREET — MANCHESTER wick, Canada, with a Mass of wlth a neighboring town for Pared statement, praised "tha Philip Llguori, superintendent of combined classes for Latin re-examined, was al.so con- eeiving physical examinations ished for the Rockville renewal project are burned near burn in the renewal site. Rockville Fire Chief John F. Ashe in, the party inneffective, but has thin atmosphere of Mars, requiem at Notre Dame Lor- American voters — and the land on which .to build a $500,- orderly and legal procedure by schools, suggested that the cafe- and IV, the board apparently sidered favorably, but Waddell immunizations at the NOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR Brooklyn St., within the project area. The Jones Demolition granted pel-mission, but will allow burning only when a weakened the two-party system. The company suggested to the ette. Lake Bum, Canada. Burial (Congress members who voted 000 plant “when, at the la.st mo- "'hloh the town accomplished teria-auditorium addition be agreed to. Also suggested for that, in the meantime, "we monthly well child conference Co., which is tearing down the buildings, has been denied the manned fire tru ^ is on the scene. (Herald photo by Sa- "Here in Vernon, the failure National Aeronautics and Space will be In Our Lady of Calvary for the new programs — to be menf, the Bamiiil property was *ts zone changes, negoUatlona given first priority. He said, and possible elimination were two must keep the store open." held in the Town Office Build- use of a refuse burnlBg area on Windsorville Rd. as a result ternis.) nrÂnn r*oH fr\v awi As-rvAnrMr miv>fA4t_ —I...... a . _tt an/Y o.'rwnv-/vTNt*4ti ** ava/4 aa4ng with Dr. Louise G. Tobi, PIZZAS OR GRINDERS party to act responsibly on be given preliminary test flights ada. ments should peace appeals fall. He said that the company. "It Is remarkable that tt was new elementary school could seniors— advanced biology and has been In town many local physician, in charge. As- The Charles H. 'Vincent and V O m O n A procession of top officials “ which had always preferred to all accomplished so fast. Includ a seminar in contemporary la- y®®-™. sisting-Dr. Tobi was Mrs. Kal- issues has hindered the hmctlon 100,000 feet above the earth. The i DELIVERED* Postal Service not possibly be ready for oc of government. air at that altitude is considered Sons Funeral Home, Canton, is MISAC Hears Discussion paraded before newsmen at remain in Manchester,” accept- ing the 7“ installation " " :----- 7“ “*of .— the „ ac- cupancy by September, 1966, sues. spoke of the financial her, and volunteers of the WITHIN 5 MILE RADIUS in charge of arrangements. White House press headquarters ed the offer because the town water mains, Llguori pointed out that It " ...... "Now we are faced with the to be the equivalent of the Mar- Additional window service the date for which it wass origioriKi- - 0“ -'“ KA....ACU AfuL umL iL eapability of the town and the Mothers’ club co-sponsors Mrs . , , „ __ _ u ON ORDERS OF $2 OR MORE here, after conferring with moved fast and cleared the way ^® added, "Because all ot thatît be dangerous to double Jact that there Is little Indu.stry Cecil Dorsey, Mrs. David Bell ® Republics^-Town ^ ‘ ™“ ^®''®' W om an Dies will be available for the next nally requested, and as Romar Miss Lillian Reardon two weekends at the main On Integration in Housing Johnson at his ranch home: All for the development of the In- '^®® accomplished prior to seems to be generally airreed at science laboratories. The help carry the tax burden, Mrs. John W Allen and Mrs’ rejection of the new ehicle known TEL 643-1492 con- for rotorcraft for Mars—would Miss Lillian Reardon. 67, of post office at the Center and either said their spending plans dustrial park. Pioneer’s readiness to break labs are built for 24 studenU. "member Harold Stanley Harris. ^>®‘’®''‘y ----- for rotorcraft for M: The Manchester Interfaith ground does not mean that that the target date is now thi be launched to 100,000 feet, for OF COURSE YOU CAN PICK THEM UP AS USUAL 14 W. Center St., was found Suddenly: the Parcel Post Station on intergration can come only were being cut below current What had been billed in ad fall 01 1967. The board discussed class size Porcheron asked what Treat’s During Thanksgiving week, Social Action Council met last through good communication. In levels or, at best, that they time was lost, for Pioneer haa . r :'- . ______briefly, noting that the state P'eture of the financial capa- t rejection comes at a testing, by a balloon or rocrocket. *NOTE— Deliveries ni^ e Mon. to Thurs., 6 P.M .-ll P.M.; dead yesterday afternoon at her Broad St. vance as a full sfale discussion He night at the Second Congrega any conflict, where there are couldn’t say or were fighting to its own reasons for not yet said and boart membero that the state ^ Treat r t wh te h Ma^âret ^ên responsible Repub- Since there is no oxygen on and Fri. and Sat., 6 P.M. to 12 midnight. home where she lived alone Today and next Saturday, of the Pioneer Park situation, agreed, tional Church to hear Arthur L. preserve their programs. commencing construction,” ______^ ...... require wdth her dog. Ask Autopsy window service will be 8 to 4 prejudices and fears, these can turned out, last night, to be torium, on the other hand, could Dr. Robert E. Keeney, Green, the acting director of the only be overcome by people Mahoney concluded, "The goal auon. ro r ma.ximum stale ^*'®^ b® doesn't know at the prep-ationai (-‘hnV.-v, First ot Con- .supporting the Constitution tumand ® •P®'''®*' system ------independent------—of at both places. Tomorrow In this administration, offi nothing more than a tempest in be completed easily by the fall education. For maximum state r medical examiner, was quoted A young woman identified an Connecticut (Commission on Civil getting together and discussing of keeping Pioneer in Manches aid. however classrooms must *>ut that he thinks it f a ^ attacking the arguments of the ®®*^b ®‘f- The company pro- and next Sunday, window cers of Cabinet level do not nor a teapot. of 1906. by police as stating that death Mrs. S'hlrley Huretlngton was Richts, discuss "The Econom- the problems. In getting to ter has been attained and if have an area T aTITLt 750 ® ■'f®''-’^ ®tiff pill" for the Catholic Churclv the committee of l l w . P<>®®d tât its rotors be driven service at both places will mally volunteer such revela- Town Director Harlan Taylor, The cafeteria-auditorium was was due to natural causes. He found dead this morning in a ics of Integration in Housing” know each other, people loose the town had not moved as. square feet. Llguori said that, people to have to build an addi- Green-Chobot- ..j didn’t believe that the rockets at their tips, be 1 to 4. tlons without a presidential who had asked for the meeting! en the drawing boards for the tlon to the high school before P'enardaon Post No. 52. Amen- Republican Town Committee Kaman’s research and de- JCT. 3I-32.WILLIMANTIC ct:> believed that death occurred car parked in front of a house and answered questions from their fears. okay. And when the chief execu swiftly as it had, we would now according to state formula, this 'to discuss why we have not Junior-senior high school, but, all six grades are in it. Legion, and the Nathan could do anything that would yelopment staff said the Romar about 10 p.m. on Thursday. at 17 Vernon Ave. in Rockville. the floor. Thomas Weaver, ar- Mental insecurity also is a tive gives such authorization be faced with a loss of tax is the minimum area the state ASHES 10:15 Keep Warm created an Industrial park that In the interests of economy, was n- .• '-..iir Car Police went to the home after The cause of death could not rangements chairman, also an- cause of people not wanting to revenue from that source." Porcheron reminded him that Chapter of the Salvation surprise me, but this action is Carry two men, have a GLUKY 8:30 Hospital Notes more than a month before the we can control,” said, after an never presented to the town for recommends for 30 pupils. BONIS 7:00 Free OalloB OSi neighbors reported that she had immediately be determined and swered questions. live next to someone of another new budget goes to (Congress, he Town directors present at the addition is part of the orig- Army, purchased materials for incredible. This is a completely ®Peed of 100 miles an hour and a half of review, "I a vote. The specifications sent Board member Robert Treat complained of not feeling well an autopsy has been ordered, Green said that there are few race, Green said. The more sta- has a motive. last night’s informal meeting inal plan, and a.sked how many delivered 12 Thanksgiving irre.sponsible act with no ®"‘’ ®" operaUonal radius FIRST RUN EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT Patients Today: 275 am satisfied with the explana to the PBC are essentially the said that, although he ia not Thursday night and that she according to Vernon police, Negro families living in Man- Hie and secure an individual is. The clear meaning was that In addition to Mahoney and Tay townspeople Treat thought are *>®skels. thought given to the future of miles. M fV C P M e - ______ADMITTED "YESTERDAY; tions, and we now have a better same as those for the original against the 26-pupll average es had not been seen since. Mrs. Huntington, who was Chester because the town is con- the more he is able to accept in- Johnson wants everyone to lor, were Robert Stone and. on fixed incomes. Another PHNA activity was our town or sUte It is possible ------—- understanding in the field of school. Provisions were designed tablished by the ^ Iton board as Treat said that there seem during Diabetes Week of Nov. that the local committee CHURCH DONATION She was born in Madison, laving at 17 Vernon Ave., had Armstrong, 14 Ash- gijjered a “closed city" for tegration. know — here and in the Com- Raymond Ellis, neither of whom communications between all Into the high school for the ad desirable, he thought„ the school to be more persons than he lt-20 of making the Drey-Pak doe.sn’t read or listen to the BONN. Germany (AP) — A N.J., on June 28, m 8 , a daughi been placed in the car a few minority races. Though many According to Green, Negroes munlst capitals — that the Unlt- spoke. should make parties inwlved in the develop dition, which would be con ter of the late (Jharles and minuites earUer, after she was “ ®®” ° ’ people say that this is not so, he do not want integrated housing, ed States means business In Also in attendance were of adjust- originally thought, and that the test available to (Coventry broadcasts on the Constitution check for $50,000 has been given ment of pioneer Park." structed at the end of the north Emily Nelson Reardon. A Man- reportedly O'bserved the ' *âtmeen Buck, 14 Pro- because of _ incidents______of WhntWhat tbevthey w<.niwant is good hous- Viet M=rv,Nam ^ heavier load towmspeople he comes in oon- residents. and the problems that will de- by West German Protestant gress Ave., Rockville; Lorraine ficials of the Town Develop wing. 'y'^b are of the o p i n i o n - velop if the now proposals are churches toward the expense of Chester resident for most Of her house acting peculiarly. rock throwing threatening w*'®re the plumbing, heat- Taylor had questioned the ment Commission, the Town The administration presented Treat suggested that the mid- that the present tax level is SPACE C03IPLAINT defeated. publis'ning a new encyclopedia life, Miss Reardon had been em- An ambulance was called but “ “ J®*;’ 1 phone calls and signs posted on "eighborhoods, and schools reason why Pioneer Parachute PlMVISION® colon by OEIU; Planning Commission, the Man the board with two alternative ^ enough. SPACE CENTER, Houston, “Tbe leadership of both po- of religion in the United States. ployed at the Aetna Fire Insur- wlien it arrived, the attendant “ EUiott 158 “ f n®w N e ^ ^ o T a m L " ar® This is the prime MCC May Offer had not yet started construction chester CHiamber of Commerce, plans for class scheduling next ^ *®®* Porcheron rerylled. "Isn't that Tex. (AP) — Normally bust- btlcal parties, the League of U.S. Ambassador George C. Horrifying Bonat ance Co., Hartford, for many found Mrs. Huntington appar- ® the word soreads and ihe rpr.,,’ concern on the site, plus the reason and the privately owned Man years until her retirement two enrtily dead in the car. Dr. Ed- tation of the town is m ldt ^ Mane year at the junior-senior high scheduling problem at the high historic among people ?" nesslike toilers in the Gemini Women Voters, the Bar Asso- McGhee accepted the check ‘The Old HackmaUck St.; Edwa“rd’ Ku": tation of the town is made. ^ not have a why Johrt-Barnini, owner of the chester 'Water Oo. years ago. She was a member ward Coyne, who was on alert Medicine Class school, the first year that all school, with Grade 7 remain- Treat said that the board Control Center were — in the ciation, municipal groups and from Bishop Hermann Kunst, Ditrk Houie* czynski, n o Walnut St • Her- Storey told of Housing Committee, and industrial park, had not offer- Also, Director of Public Tom Poston of Center Congregational slx grades will be ^ the school. ®^ *^be elementary school .Should "begin compromising words of their spokesman others all favor the Constitu- who represents Protestant at the hospital after the am bert LaBrie, Ellington; Robert apartment hunting in Manepes- this makes it difficult to solve Dr. Frederick Becker, chief ®apers.’’ panes of glass were smashed "afford" was the wrong word, FRIDAY—SATURDAY—SUNDAY Charles Argiros, 46 Jensen St.; oratory periods. GOLDFINGER ' neral home tomorrow from 7 to a daughter to Mr.' and Mrs. Taylor had been criticaJ of ^''’o metal columns were rather, “ how much is the com- MEADOWS-^?- SMALL Dean Frederick Lowe of the Baminl for not offering land in broken. Police say the vehicle muniHy willing to pay?" 9 p.m. Jean Vegnanl, Cold Spring Dr., SAMANTHA EGGAR college says that to his knowl- his 100-acre industriaj park to apparently trying to avoid Liguori went on to say that, The family suggests that Crash KiUs Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. MAXIMILIAN SCHELL MICHAEL CAINEI Any 2 PIZZA edge the course will be unique, Andersen Laboratories of West “ “ S^bt and cut through At “if the community votes a those who wish to do so may Gerald McGinty, Tolland. Rendezvous in Space SHOOK Jewelers Next Attraction t1III4TI« UTURIiTI I Items contribute to the Memorial school budget, it .should be as- 1:M -1:11 DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- ate level K e t u r n • For Christmas • Fund of the church. Armentano aitnougn ne under had contacted 15 are towns for ------•sured that the majortty has T r o it iT I t e Hollywood’s #1 Star n S M V U HOUtATl BURNSIDE DAY: Francis Sweet, 940 E. stood that some medical schools looked at the program and ac tiM-lilHill-lill Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Edith in a 25-acre site for relocation. LARGE (Continued from Page One) were experimenting with simi THE AhÂZING cepts it." He added that the T l s h e s George, 4 S. Ha-wthorne St.; Scheduled Tomorrow lar courses In their first year TTie company decided to set- Serves Cities A Aoiwr M> Tin •bkaoll Magoo Located "school syriem's as good or bad Jack Lemmon Any 2 Spera of Bloomfield; • and sev- O^'v® Phraner, Hartford; How- (Continued from Page One) classes. tie for a site In Bloomfield— WASHINGTON — Almost a as the community wants it to .2 5 a site which it had looked upon quarter of the members of the “HOW TO MURDER TONIGHT — “Dr. GoIdfoOt and the Bikini Machine” Items On Spruce St. eral nieces and nephews. Person, RFD 3; Mrs. Mary Gemini be." YOUR WIFE” The funeral wm 'be held Mon- êa^côf G e m ilJ T r id S 'a cil" Flood ‘All Clear’ with favor even before H had national 4-H clubs come from Treat said that, as the town "The Ravagers” put out its feelers locally. When HARirORD-SPRINGflflO tXPRlSSlVfly AH Is well and happy today day at 8:30 a.m. from the John ^ârk 39 Green Manor aronnrt th» o-ioh. city homes. Forty-six per cent grows and “geLs closer in step” Choose from Anchovies, Hamburg, Mozzarella, the decision to move to Bloom RISSfl S SI Noftli — HARTFORD In the Roger. M. Negro house F .’ Tierney Funeral Home,’ 2T9 Floyd• Putnam, 20 Wads- Given as Thames Police Arrests come from farm homes and with its school needs, the “edu STARTS TOMORROW! mushrooms, onions, pepperoni, provolone, sausage field was announced, Andersen 32 per cent from rural area* hold at 205 Oak St. as Magoo W. Center St., with a solemn Mrs. Theresa Lind- Hopefully, at 3:26 p.m., cational system will get strong Fu Manchu— 2:05-5:25-8:45 or peppers. ^ East Hartford; Norman offlclajs said that, although but not farms. Mozambique — 3:40-7:00 has been returned to her tem high Mass of requiem at 9 at there’ll arrive the big monment Drops in London er." the Church of the AssumpUon. âshman. Glastonbury; Mrs. CSiarles A. Heck. 24, of 34 Manchester was looked upon porary home to await the arriv ot meeting, some fond waves (Continued from Page One) Tower Rd., was charged yester After the discussion.. Llguori TEL. 649-5329 — 649-5320 Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene- Marianne Washburne, Notch favorably. It was too far away ; Screen* Great Fright Show' al of her owners, the Thomas between the two teams of astro- day with non-support. He is made his suggestion that the ***‘'~*® a m - 12 MIDNIGIIT diet Cemetery, Bloomfield. Rd., Bolton: Lillian Rouleau, fixmi the homes of the present "CLBSK OF THK FLY” : PRI., SAT.— 10 .A.M.-l A.M.—SUN. 4 P.M .-ll P.M. Dzarenda family of St. Louis, nauts, a picture taking session. scheduled to appear in court cafeteria-auditorium be consid ; Plus "Devil of Darkness" ■ Friends may call at the fu 482 Adams St.; Edward Roy, employes. : Plus ‘ Horror at Part,v Beach' Mo., formerly of Manchester. and then the formation flight. ^® Jan. 3. ered top priority, and be ready neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Wapping: Mrs. Ann Lallberte, of Paula Huet, 18, was found in l^rnini sold, "You must have PRODUCT or LONGINES-WITTNAUER Magoo, a five-year-old female Some 6V4 hours later the two Also charged with non-support for next fall. Waddell said that and tomorrow from 2 to J 33 Grandview St.; Joann Kemp, a oar. It was believed the ve- a little rîgnee, for, when the the board already voted that basset hound, disappeared and Q9 Cross St.; ot . Scott T,Bourget,_____t 17 êpai’fte ways, ^^g ôwn into the harbor Francis Bergeron Jr, new I»iOli’eer plant Is completed, / East Windsor Thursday nlgiht about 8 from the 7 to 9 p.m. the cafeteria - auditorium Is D R IV E -IN ROlJTf 5 Strickland St.; Robert Suiick, Gemini 8 possibly return- the storm of Hartford, and he is scheduled we will have the finest Indus-.- nece.ssary when it sent the spe -^THEFACEOF 3 HITS — 1st RUN back yard of the Negro home as 47 Wellington Rd.; Mrs. Louise Ing earth the next morning. « for appearance in court on Dec. trial park In the state, site- Bjieshe was WHO beingucuig auLacneaattached to lo a run. w t# ^ m ^ Hamm, 5 Quarry S t, Rockville* Command pilot Borman en- ^ jrairauuxnoe, i.#evon, »te- cifications to the PBC. He said • Action Behind the Headllnet ■ 27. wise, ylew-wise and access- BOLTON NOTCH One of the It W’ould be fairer to wait until “ MOTOR PSYCHO” dlo*tft6amd‘444 rui^ TONIGHT ARer a fruitless search. Negro V l 0 t U r D l i a i l S O c t Peter Nielsen, Broad Brook* of the big day by drowned Monday to decide whether or Plus “ Checkered Flnjc” Plus “ Race to Live'* FUNARCHU called the dog -warden to see r p 'T ' ^ T i , Mrs. Maude Carpenter and son! through space in the ^85 away in the World's Ver-y not to say anything further to TECHNICOtOfl • TECHNISCOPC* | If he had seen or. had word of X 0 1 1 - 1 O H X r 0 S 0 H t EIFD 2; Mrs. Edna Van' Allen comfort of his longjohn under- ^ River ALSO Thin Watches y the PBC. Magoo. Receiving a negative "•’'’and son,-— /-.i--*.—. Glastonbury;------Mrs. - «ro,a.. wear, a a i luxury . previously------1 af- home. Tlie board then went into ex East Hartford Steve Cochran— “ MOZAMBIQUE”— Color reply, Negro contacted The (Continued from Page One) Rosemary Turner and daughter, horded his pilot for slightly more For as little ecutive session on a personnel D R IV E -IN ROUTE 5 Herald la.hopes of alerting the Glastonbury; Mrs. Linda Steph- than three days. matter. public pubUc to Magoo’s disappear- em era fimCement ra t ^ contacted n { S ^ Its affill- ®"®°" ®"<^ daughter.daughter, 456 456 Main "Main ® ‘" ^®®®'Na.,ai stuffiness suffered by Choppers Drop as $71.50 ance, ated OolumbuBColumbus CoalCoaJ and Um e ” ^®'®" Sweeney and both astronauts Delightful Holiday''Twins! ' I f U.S. FILMS TOP-R.\NKED the m o s t SAVAGB'DRAMA The notice was read by Mrs. Ei,™ vriUch“^ e ^ to provW eT S ^ e ^ atilTospheri*^ they M a r i n e s i n F i e r c e LOS ANGELE3S — American The ultra-thin watch fiti In with OF THE WORLD’S Forest Hewey of 149 Spruce „«tead. ^ H ettiêr and son. 10 Congress breathe seemed to be worse. Dr F l a T V ^ irifr F ; motion pictures appear on the s h a d y g l e n Bt. She had found Magoo the Many offers to help pay for f " ’ Barnard -and Charles Berry, the flight’s med- ■L'A lY a n g F I g h t i n g to d a/i fashion trend toword slim world's acreen.i more than half MOST SAVAGE WAR! previous night about 9:30 as the cement have been m a ^ ical...... director, said. (Continued from Page One) lines. Now, Wittnauer achieves a the total playing time of all theaters. Size Is No Problem... ®^®® «>® ®tory became known. ------"It appeared to be worse in CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ICE CREAM triumph in artistry and design I'.rAND ^ r front porcl^ ^ ^ le chatting, xhe Bellefontalne group is ac- A 1 . r r i Jim than in Prank,” he noted. ®* entrances contained that rivals hand-made exclusives NO ^ women ^ t l ^ a ^ sjow ceptlng the donations and plana /VOOUt 1 OWll So Berry prescribed a lotion rooms that.^ (xiuld ac- ^ The one gift that really i$ per$onal, has no size problem, no down near the house. Someone to huy clothes and medical -I n n ' l l carried aboard the craft to re- 75 persons. costing hundreds of dollars more. ARMY Marine casualties in the oper rjU,' I from within the car opened the supplies fob the orrtiaM ****' Hiere will be no bingo to- lleve the dryness In their noses, Never before hos it been possible ^ Exchange problem, no waiting in long lines to buy. . . IN THE door and tried to push some- ______night at Orange Hail. ______ation were descriljed as light. to produce a watch so unbeliev V/ORLD thing program, next day about a honey-colored ®® ^ Nicholas Denm, sec- and-dodge opwatlon found no 3:00-6:30-9:30 g Why not give that special someone on your list a night on the town PLUS BONUS HIT No. 8 basset hound wearing out-of- Mr. and M « . MSdlard ' MAUOHAM IN COMA For Itself support in U.S. military head Other Wittnauers from $25 — PLUS — I’m e " atate ldenfifl<».tion. Rowley, third. ST. JEAN - CAP - Ferrat, quarters. “W AR GODS g in either of two Cavey Restaurants. The fooci is superb and (Continued from Page One) USE YOUR CREDIT There was. Atoo, EJaet-Weet, C. R. Oov- France (AP) — British An- OF THE DEEP” the atmosphere excellent. What a wonderful and different way to ^ iil and T. J. Qrockett, ftrat; thor W< (Somepoet Maugham les and officials volunteered to Vincent Price Tab Hunter Mr. and Mire. Bud Smytli, sec fell into a oonu today at his 1:30-8:05 ride in the parade. It includes Ijtf say Merry Christmas.' *■“ .Personal Notices ond; and James ’Tatra and Riviera villa, hto aecretary, ftball hero Jim Brown , of the State News ______Frank Oonnorton, third Alan Seorle, reported. "He Sm o o r SUNDAY A Cleveland Browns; Los' Angeles 45 E. CENTER ST. R O U T E 87 In Memoriam ’'^® 8®*^* 'flxwsored by the hasn’t b4en well for some Dodger catcher John Roseboro; 917 MAIN STREET "HOW TO STUFF A hi loving niemory of my husband Mlanchester unit of the YW'QA, Roundup WILD BIKINI” — In Color MANCHESTER LEBANON, CONN. weeks,” said Searle, “and he the city’s Negro postmaster, ^^J|««r Thowpeop, who poaaed away is played eooh BMda(y, begln- had rather a bad fall yeater- 2:00 - 5-36 - 9:15 L ^ lie Shaw, wlio was named (^ntfamed from Page One) •May bo purchaao4 In any amount. V nlng at 7:45 pjn. George Perry dayt” Dr. Georges Roaanoff, Jawilur Plus: T. A. M. I. Starring grand marshal; Dist. Atty. Ev- Shown 8:45 - 7:20' draSy“ * WimiBor ia |ome di- Maugham’s physician, aald J. Younger; Democratic As- motor vehicle and <»s1rylng a ‘ Bittwve for him beneath hto pattent Is "dangerously aemblyman Mervyn/ Djnnally, weapon without permit. Pol- TROY DONAHUI ana never Hade away. Play to Open to all Muiohea- W ' bat added he could not City QounoUmen Billy Mills and ice eedd they found y»venU guna liillj- w n u l bgr Bis WV* ^ realdeota. alive a pnetae dtagnosis. John Giboon. end a knife hi Ua oar. I - ■Vi 'Y.. • n . jS^j'-.'^gl^'*--^^'*-.-; ■ ■ ■ ...u. ■ • L > ■ , ...... , -

bs la lfe bald mciiw psospsrtiM ' for ‘ trerybodjr,,. iBoJudlu Bunelvii. ' Ihnvldlnar we can eAll.elf the dogs of Bv A To tlM BdUor, .y- erar in time to leave life possible oa oonstltutloh^ty^ mieT to aellon X wmiM ISn to laftmt Um YIHiat win happtB U IS Ellington Rd., - thls^ earth, then, we are beglnnUc to subject to svehtuel legal eW - - th e SeivstloB Aiiby Otoiieh of toe Atenmptlea WC Bfauy’i EpfocopU Doom Boosters poopla of kfanehdrtor aa^ par- s n o f Connootiout, nsoct. Sooth .^Wliidaor - Rev. Roy R. Hutehe^, •Sftelstor build the kind of muscle which can Miay lenge. Obvlonily, a OMjMctteut ' . Ml Mate St - . ' Adams S t and Tkompaen Sd- Church aM'Parfc Sts. ■ Bev. Gordon B. WadtaoM, Rev. Theodora Racheler, make that life a better thing for aiore thmlarly Rapublicans aa to why ’ day, rsjeet to* pnôaed n*w Legislature ahoiikl,' aocsMr or Eraect V. Psytea Bev. Fraacte J. SDhalek Rev. Oeorge F. Noetrand ^Dr. off Onk St. m m Otno«r, te Oteurge , Pairtor Mliiister B U i Hartford ^'-AiblWMd Crory BytuSas WMetiw BoadAiv people. Ur DB. 1 K . U B V irr, Dlraetot K providing ,th* ttmtot or push ’ I voted agminat tlw motion to OohsUtuUoor ' later, derive ita being and au Paster Rector' The Fels ptaaetartain Rev. John E. RIktenItls, Rote GMtoai B. Bates, •rtfSSdiiW. Sura??^*^Sm., Salvutton meeting. Rev. Richard C. BoUem Chapel. Bev. RotaulW. Oronta Church School. M:r. Bates. HUMBER OF Haven Railroad in Washington the and reftises, therefore, to put for toe new Constitution Tues TRB ASaOCUTOD PREflB jets called "senunjets.” The Jet will wdih theie are n&aiQr Under the reapportionment Tuesday, 7 p.m., Midweek Assistant Pastor 8:46 and-10 a.m.. Morning Pastor Hi« AaMclated Preai 1« ozclualTely entltlad other day. any ratification or acceptance day would be to reeatabllsh, for Service, First Congregational Cfanreh First Lntheran Otairch , to tba uaa of rapubUeatlon ct all newt committee concluded that an proUems which pneent dUn- blU passed by the laat Legisla df such federal In te rv ^ o n the .state poUtiokl structure, Prpy<(r :and Church School. Ser "■aatebea credited to it or not otherwiae credle- He partially sustained, at long last, Thursday, 6:46 p.m.. Open Air mon. by the Rev. J. Moulton Masses at 7, 8:80, 10 and Vernon RockvUIe air-breathing engine, through the eulUea. The key 4ueetioas re- ture under mandate from the tato Its own state Constltutloh. and for toe federal court, toe Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 ■' is In this, paper had alio tha local aawa putt- Court, the small towns Individ meeting. ^ and 11:80 a.m. Thomas, who represents the An 11:80 a.m. Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister Bev. WUllam H. Balkan i< Bthed hera. the long and obstinate contention of •ntlrs tange of velocities up to Vblve aropnd the stabWty, oon- Acoording to toe spokesmen necessity of finding some other ' All rlrtts o( rapubUcatkm o t apadal dia* trolohiUty, maneuveraUilty and, ually kwt their repreaentattorf glican Fellowship of Prayer. Miss Helen C. Fischer, . ItotchM nereln ara alto raaeirad. Governor Rockefeller and his aides on those actually needed to orbit for toe ConsUtutlon, Including way of getting a ConneotIcut in toe Houm. As long as the St. Bridget’s Church Crib Class In Williams Building. Bacrad Heart Obnreh Director of Christian Education 9 and 10:80 a.m., Sunday the New Haven problem, to the effect payloads, was Indeed feasible, finally, the payload It win an toe leadership o f toe Consti Legislature back Into a Con Second Congregational Church ' The Herald Prlntlns Oompaay, Ine., aa- carry. If the scramjet can pro Oongrese of . toe United SUtea Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with Bt. 80; Vernon , School. iM no financial reiponaibllifyponiiblIi& for■ typo- that if the bookkeeping for the com snd that the fabrication of tutional ConvenUon Itself, de necticut Constitution. 888 N. Mala St. has one house on the unit sys Rev. Robert J. Keen sermon by the Rev. J. Moulton Bev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor 9:26 and 10:66 a.m., Church 9:16 and 10:46 a.m., Church apblcal, ____ errors_____ appearmg______nr In tn_ UUTertiraants ' muter operation were conducted so as structural materials needed for vide saUafactory sohiUona to feat o f the new ConaUtuUon Besides leaving the new re Rev. Felix M, Davis, Minister Cuest Preacher other reading matter In The Manebaater tem'it la reasonable to expect Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Thomas. Rev. Patrick Sullivan School. Servlte. this "airplane” to withstand aiH these obstadee, then two would be some kind of disaster, Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, pvenlnc Herald. to include and reflect the revenue the that OonnecUeut should have apportioned Legislature in a 7 p.m., Evening Prayer fol Assistant Pastor 9:80 and 11 a.m.. Morning temperatures in excess of 2,000 missions oan be assigned to R. leaving toe status of the fcgls- state of limbo, a defeat of the Associate Minister TTte Rev. J. Moulton Thomaa : I\ili sarvMa client of N. B. A, Berrlce, me. New Haven obtains from the rich New Peihaps its first role will be etrolt and Boatoa. muter tracks, that commuter sendee transport poasengere at speeds If the Dlrksen amendment School Nursery through Grades "The Church Services.” 11:45 a.m. ship. Bev. Abram W. Songrey, flight within the atmosphere chy.” toward uncertain statiu the services at St. Mary’s Episco _ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCDLAe could be shown running in the black. o f se-teral thousand miles per should peas and all other 40 7. Sermon by the Rev. Mr, Wil Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m., 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim F’el- M inister may In time become as obsolete Both sides would have to whole long pattern of bl-partl- St. James’ Church pal Church. He is -a former tIONS. hour. Scientists visualize a 200- states return to the unit sys son, "The Names of Jesus.” Holy Communion. St. Bernard’s Church lowshlp. ------Put the property rental revenues as the old Stanley Steamer. agree, however, that whatever San corporation between the Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, chaplain of Trinity College and passenger aitplane which oan tem, Connecticut could not re 7 p.m.. Mu Sigma CW Youth Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening St. Bernard's Ter., RockvUIe Thursday, 7 p.m.. Church 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. Baturday, December 11 where New York has always claimed A powerful attack on space the outcome of the vote next leaderships of the two Con Pastor pwdent executive of the An- fly 5,000 milM cruising at an turn aa toe present reappor Group. Prayer. Rev. George F. X. Reilly School. 9:16 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship. they should be put, said the ICC costs booster economy Is certain to Tuesday, and barring any of necticut parties on the reappor Rev. Eugene F, Totpey geJlcan Fellowahip of Prayer. altitude of 90,000 to 100,000 tionment la ‘Tocked" Into toe Tuesday, 7 p.m,, Church Church la open dally for Pastor Memberslhip Service at 9:16. analyst, and the New Haven would bo launched and before 1960 we toe bizarre new court moves tionment and Constitutional is Rev. John J. O’Brien His topic will be "The Rotnemee feet; H could travel from Loe nerw Constitution, School, Grades 8 through 12. prayer. of I'rayer.” Union Congregational Church Sermon: “ The Book of the show a $3.1 million profit on the com may possess a single-stage'’ which might be possible In such sues. The mutual consideration Rev. Vincent J. Flynn Helping Us Find Founders Angeles to Paris In a Httle No one needs to believe me Wednesday, 8 p.m., Advent The guest preacher spoke at Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 RockvIUe Agee” Is My Book, Mo. n .” vehicle which can orbdt massive a loosely deflned situation, the and sportsmanship which the muter operation. more than an hour. It Is ob regarding this statement I will Adult Study Group. Emanuel Lutheran Church Lenten Services last year at St. a.m. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor ------^ This department Is grateful for the payloads snd then be used election o f the next General Bailey and Plnney regimes de Masses aA 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and Tills happens to encourage an argu vious that a plane with these quote the Section 6 of Article U:30 a.m. Church and Chestnut Sts Mary’s Church. He is a native Rev. James L. Austin Bt. George’s Episcopal Church following communication: again. AS our space progrram Third which sayst Assembly, to sit In January veloped in this era, sublimating Rev. C. Henry Anderson, St. Matthew’s Church ment New York has always made, but characteristics has tremen Church of Christ of îtim ore, Md., and grad Tolland Minister of Christian Education Rt. 44 A. Bolton accelerates we are becoming 1967, would be accomplished the one man one vote principle Pastor Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor **Re: Tour lead editorial Dec. 6 H does not, of course, happen to point to dous military potential. •The assembly and senatorial Lydall and Vernon Sts. Concordia Lutheran Church uated from Gilman School in Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar aware of the tremendous boost according to the terms and dis to a fair chance for each party Meeting Sundays at Hlek's —*Foundeie Bridge le Hard To any easy or any new kind of solution , The second mieeion wlH be districts as now established Eugene Brewer, Minister 40 Pitkin St. that city. He received a B.A. 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades er costs, mostly because they tricts of the redlstrictlng laws accommodation between them 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Divine Wor- Memorial School Gymnasium Find.’ that of an aerospace plane oa- by law shall continue until Rev. Robert E. MansbacfaHti degree in 1925 from FTince- 6 to 12. White Gift Services. 8 a.m.. Holy EuchartoL for the problems of the New Haven. are used once and then fall Into adopted by the special seesion selves, may not aurvlve or re sihdp and Church School. Nurs ‘Thriving directly to Constitu pahle of orbiting the earth. The the regular session of the 9:46 a.m., Bible Classes. Interim Pastor ton University, a B.D. dergec 10:30 a.m., Church School, to 0:30 a.m., Aduk Discussion The Road still loses money whether the the sea. With the new scramjet of the Oeneiil Assembly last vive If the voters on Tuesday ery for infants. Sermon by Pas scramjet may spell the end of General Assembly next after 10:48 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: in 1929 from Virginia Theologi- Masses at 7 :30, 8 :30 and 10 :S0 fajtts to Grade 4. White Gift Group. tion Plaiza Is really very simple. rental incomes are applied to the com — which can be used many winter. smash its long and patient tor Anderson, “ The Book for the chemical booeter. In the the completion of the next "Faithful in the Mammon of Un 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, oaJ School and a B. D. degree a.m. Services. 10:16 a.m., Mornli^ Prayer Just follow the signs reading muter operation, or the longer haul times — the price oan be The opposition to the Consti achlevementa. While it was op This Age.” cheml'Cal booster about 90 per census of the United States.’’ righteousness.” Church School and Nursery. in Trinity in 1956, where he was 10:45 a.m Worship Service, and Church School. "New Haven—^New Tork.” passenger operations, or to the freight amortized over a number of tution, then, is not going to erating, this partnership cent of the weight on the launch (Meaning 1971.) 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: 10:30 a.m.. The Service, chaplain from that date to 1964. Unitarian Meeting House Sermon, J'Mending Our Faith.” 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer and *"nie Highway Department ap fHghts to reduce costa for each succeed In defeating In fact the achieved results which seemed United Pentecostal Church HOUSE operations. pad represents propellants and In 1971 If there Is a two- “ An Apostolic Sermon and a Church School and Nursery. Before coming to Trinity he SO Bloomfield Ave., Hartford the Rev."" Mr. Bowmian preach- Young People’s Fellowship, fllfTht to a nominal figure. new system of legislative reap impossible and big, and within 187 Woodbridge St. parently expects any logical But what the testimony and ex are consumed in achieving or thirds vote of each house, a Contrast in Reactions.” 6:30 p.m., Luther League. was rector of churches in Mary Rerv. Nathaniel D. Lauriat tog. Special Cliristmaa offering Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Ember portionment it dislikes. Rev. Robert L. Baker motorist coming in from the pertise of the IOC costs analyst does Dr. B. E. Goethert, chief bit. Of the remaining 10 per motion could be made to keep the normal context of politics, Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Ladies Bible land, Pennsylvania and We.st for local, state and national or- Day. Holy Eucharist. scientist for the Air Force the reapportionment aa is and But there wouldn’t quite be unusually statesmanlike. But ...... 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, ganizaiions. 8:30 p.m., Inquirer'e Class. Bsat to guess this! establish is thst bookkeeping can, by cent only about one-fifth is Class. The Presbyterian Church Virginia. He was deputy dele Systems Command, in a paper then it would mean that anoth chaos or anarchy either. we doubt that It could regicup 10 a.m., Sunday school. Holiday House at 39 UUlan B. Holway." Its division and assignment of such payload. Actually in our big Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid 43 Spruce St. gate to the General (imven- Nursery and Worship Church a p.nt.. Supper for choir mem Friday, 7 a.m.. Holy Ehl- delivered recently to the In er ten years, or until 1981, Perhaps the word for where for further efforts In the same 11 a.m.. Warship. School. charist. Ember Day. Cottage St. offers a new We are grateful. gest and most efficient booster week Service. Rev. Oeorge W. Smith, Uon in 1949 and served as a bers kind of retirement living. things as overhead and its shuttling of ternational Astronautical Fed would have to pass before it we would be is "limbo.” spirit or in the same directions. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv And, If we can conquer that horrible —the Saturn V—the payload is Minister trustee at Virginia Seminary 7 p.m Annual (Christmas Oa^ Saturday, 10 a.m., Holy Eu- Handy to stores, churches, income, arbitrarily cause one depart eration in Athens, provided "would be mandatory to give We would have a legislative One specific thing that would ice. Vemon Assembly of God CTiurch rol Service by the Junior and charist. Ember Day. about four per cent of the Church of the Nazarene from 1946 to 1951. He wras theater and buses. Home ' hnpulse which. In such situations, ment of an operation to look sicker some of the details about this another opportunity to return system, but it would not be one be lost If the Constitution Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Bible Northeast School launch weight. In the case of 236 Main St. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School president of the Wheeitog (W. Senior (Jhoirs. The Junior and like rooms and surround keeps grabbing the wheel and Insisting than another. The trustees of the New radical scheme. He pointed out to the unit system. This sec footed in any Constitution any should be defeated Tuesday is study, prayer meeting. Intersection of Rts. 30 and 81 the scramjet only 50 per cent Bev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister classes for all ages. Va.) Council of Social Agen Senior Pilgrim Fellowships will ings; good food. Mary H. . that It doesn’t want to go either to New that the most aignifleant fea tion seals the doom of the Re where. In the minds of some Vernon Haven have consistently maintained is hydrogen fuel and from 16 Connecticut’s long delayed lib 10:45 a.m.. Worship. The Rev. cies from 1949 to 1951, and a attend. and Katherine M. Giblin, i Haven or New Torit, we will give the ture of the scramjet is that it publican Party in Connecticut. tourists, the action of a Legis eration from the tyranny o f the Gospel Hall Rev. MlcheUno Ricci Newcomers Plan owners, for 33 years op- that only the freight operations of the per cent to 20 per cent is pay- 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Mr. Smith preaching. Sermon: member of the Mayor’s C3om- Holway route formula a try some day. is unnecessary to carry oxygen, This is only one of the rea lature which existed simply as rigid party lever on the voting 415 cienter St. erator.s of the Manchester" railroad are worth saving; It has been load. Again, the significant in classes for all age groups. “ Why Shepherds?’’ Nursery pro mittee for Urt>an Renewal in St. John’s Episcopal Church as in the case of the rocket; sons why I oppose this new a matter of a state law to machine. If what has happened 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Family Party Convalescent Home. Call Another helpful friend, who prefers their consistent aim to jimk, or get crease in efficiency is primar 10:48 a.m.. Worship Service. vided at services. Baltimore from 1954 to 1956. Bt. 30, Vernon the required oxygen is obtained Constitution, The other reason which a federal court gave its In the past on this Issue is any 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. at 39 Cottage St. or phone to remain anonymous, has contributed public subsidy for, everything else. ily due to oxygen which is fur Message by the pastor. (Chil 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Ser Tlie Rev. Mr. Thomas wlH Rev. James L. Grant, Rector The Newcomers club of the from the air through which the why I oppose the new Consti approval without any very 11:45 a.m., Sunday School, 7 p.m., Evangeltartic Service. 649-2358 for full informa nished by the atmosphere. guide, Connecticut win either mon: "And'His name shall be” return to St. Mary's on Mon tion. Katherine M. QlbUn, a pleasant suggestion of a route by There is still a faintly surviving pub vehicle moves. It is this feature tution is: Section* 1, Article searching examination of its dren’s Church and Nursery pro 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Manchester YWCA wiU have a R Is visualized that the get It Tuesday, or never. from Isiah 9. day, at 7:20 p.m. in the Par Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer 7:45 a.m.. Holy Communion. Administrator. which people who live East of Uie Con lic view that the New Haven is one op which makes the single-stage Tenth, the so-called Home Rule vided.) Family Christmas Party tomor scramjet will achieve a speed ish House. He will speak on and Bible Study. 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer. necticut River can at least obtain a eration, under one public franchise, and orbiting vehicle possible. section, gives the General As 6 p.m.. Junior, Teen and „Tuesday. 9:46 a.m„ Grxxip Bi- meerung. « P ™ ’ o f almost 4,000 miles per hour Young Adult group meetings. hie Study. group prayer and prayer 9:30 a.m., Pariah Meeting. row from 3 to 5 p.m. at the good view of Foimders Bridge. You go therefore under some responsibility not To understand why the rocket sembly after July 1, 1969 tho Friday, 8 p.m., Bible Reading. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church (mph) at 75,000 feet. By the 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 7:30 p.m., Work Night. groups. Mrs. George Nostrand Presentaitlon of Vegtry-approved Community Y, 79 N. Main St. out through South Windsor, cross the Is more effective it must be power to dissolve or consolidate that by opposing the document, apportioned oq a population Sand Hill Rd. lightly to debase and abandon its serv time it reaches 125,000 feet it Message by the pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mld- and Mrs. Elmer O’Dell will be plans for new Church Building. The program will include realized that when we go be any "town, city, or borough” in an individual is violating some basis. For those who disagree CoiMinunity Baptist Church Wapping •dtiver on the Bissell Bridge, take a left ice to the public, or to use bookkeeping will be moving in excess of Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Pray- week Prayer Service. in cliarge of arrangements. Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy carol singing, a visit to Santa yond the dense atmosphere the the State. This can be done by law.'The proposed Cbnstitutlon with the Ctourt’a findings, they 585 E. Center St. Bev. James A. Blrdsall, Vicar toward Hartford on Rt. 91, and this to sustain Its claims that one servtc# 10.000 mph and It win attain ar. Praise and Bible study. Communion. Claus, refreshments and a pup ordinary air-breathing engine the General Assembly without is not yet law. The convention have the right and duty to work . Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, '■'Urlll soon bring you to a point where needs to be dropped ahead of another. orbital velocity—18,000 mph— Calvary Church Friday, 9 a.m., H^y Commu pet show staged by several Girl cannot operate. For this reason giving the people in any town, Itself specifically provided the toward an amendment to the Minister 8 a.m., Holy Communion. - you can see Foimders Bridge, even No one seriously expects to get thst below an altitude of 40 miles. It Jehovah’s Witnesses (Assemblies of God) Tolland nion. Scouts. Oiildren will receive a airplanes have a limited ceiling city or borough the right to people an opportunity to vote Federal Constitution fiiat will 10 a.m., Family Service. - though you can’t get on it for your re- is these high speeds, while still Kingdom Hall candy cane and a balloon from much deference to the Interest of the while rockets, which carry their vote on whether they want to either yes or no on the docu re-establish unit representation M7 E. Middle Tpke. 9:30 a.m., (Jhurch School for Morning Prayer. In the thin atmosphere, which 726 N. Mato St. RockvIUe Methodist Church the Christmas tree and a pres OWNERS REPORT 1HEY . turn journey. To get back to the East public out of the behavior of the New own oxygen, can go anywhere. be dissolved or consolidated. ment this Tuesday. Therefore, for those states that desire H. Bev. Kenneth L. Gustafson all ages. Qasses through Grade Democrat Club provide the great challenge to Monday through Friday, 7:46 142 Grove Sti, ent from Santa Claus. j side of the river, the safest route might Haven trustees, who serve, by their We also know that if rocketa This section actually gives have no fear of reprisals when But in the meantime, let us be Pastor 4 will have an expanded ses the engflneer. It Is here that the 8 p.m.. Public Bible discourse, p.m., Evening Prayer. Rev. WiUard E. Conklin, Pastor Parents are reminded to bring be to keep going South, looking for own presumably accurate Interpretation had an external oxygen supply toe Gfeneral Assembly the pow you vote NO tor Proposition I realistic and accept Oie fact sion. The adult class meets in Urges Y e s Vote plane temperatures can rise to “Christian (Jonduct to an Uh- a small gift for each child at ' signs for the Rocky Hill ferry. to burn their fuel, the boosters er to consolidate MAnchestfr on Dec. 14. This coiuitry is still 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. the Choir Room. of the law, the interests o f the rail such tremendous values as to that the new apportionment is godly World.” Vernon Methodist Church . 9:30 a.m., CJhurch School. tending the event. The gift SAVE would weigh considerably less. Into a Greater Hartford city governed by "We, the people of Bible Classes for every age. 10:30 a.m., Worship. Guest On Constitution With such logic, and such • talented road’s creditors first, last, and all the jeopardize the mission. here to stay. Bt. 30 should have' the iitolld's first and If there were some way of pro without giving us a chance to the United States . . .” 4:15 p.m., Bible group discus 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser Minister, the Rev, Donald Deer, Nursery through adults. .'scouting addressing itself to the prob- time. But when the public Is being ask Marquardt scientists believe Rejecting Proposal 1 of toe sion of the Watchtower maga Rev. Morton A. Magee lost name on it! viding oxygen to an airplane vote on it as individuals. Some Matl Kolva mon, “ The Joy of the Lord.” missionary to the , Congo. Ser The Democratic Town Club ■ 10:45 a.m., 'Worship. Nursery R * 1 t S * 3 ■' lem, we are now confident that Foun- ed to shoulder all the loss, and leave the temperatures may go above one has said Chat this power is revised constitution will not zine article, “ Let God Be Pound 7 p.m.. Special Sunday .School to! Grade 4. It could climb to higher ceilings 2.000 degrees F., which will Columbia, CJOnn. mon: "'Why So Many?” A nurs- has unanimously endorsed the 9 and 10 a.m., Worship Service ') metals like columbium, molyb lik e Home Rule Provision ® lution, and urges a Yes vote pa-sior. . Jay, the Highway Department Itself right to keep an eye on the bookkeeping where atmospheric drag is min Into the CJonstltutlon. same, but It would result In the Tuesday, 7:30 p.m „ Theocrat Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid Fellowship and their parents Mpnday, 7:15 p.m,, Praytk land and the United States denum and some of the new I make these statements as To The Editor, lack of a leg;al basis tor actions ic Ministry S ch ^ . 9 a.m,, Church School. Nurs- \ have, per capita, the grreateat Will be able to locate it again long Involved. And what the IOC man said imal. The scramjet would be week Service of Prayer and will have a special Christmas Propo.sal One, at the Dec. 14 kindervartein (trades 1 and ‘.discussion time. \ IRON FIREMAN nickel alloys as structural ma a result of exhaustive study of In CJonnectlcut there are so of the next legislature. Accept 8:30 p.m., Service Meeting. Praise. Constitution referendum. It also f Z i . oracles l Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Woman’s' numtofr of domestic airline pas enough to put a sign or two pointing in Is that a given set of figures can be capable of traveling through terial for the plane. And, if program. , the new Constitution. many small towns that It is ing Proposal 1 will give us, Thurây, 8 p.m., Bible group unanimously agreed to urge a through 3. Senior High. Bible' Study Circle. sengers to the world. The ratio ■its direction. used In several different ways. That Is the thin layers of the upper these metals cannot withstand 7 p.m., Senior High Youth Fel 10 a.m., Church Wilber T. LltUe Important tor each town to re amongst other excellent provi discussions in the Bible aid, "No" vote on the eminent do school. CUSTOM atmosphere. the high temperatures, then the Center Congregational Church lowship. jwhat some other representatives of tain Its identity. Article 10 in sions, a legislature with a con ‘Things in \Vhlch R Is Impos main proposal, appearing on the Grades 4 th ro i^ 8. Sclentiota of the Morquairdt hydrogen, which is at minus United Church of Christ the public have thought, from the be •Solidly Support President* the proposed constitution gives stitutional basis and mandatory sible for God to Lie” at the fol voting machines as Proposal 7 p.m., Junior and Senior Oorporatlon, In Oajllfomie. have 423 degrees F., may be used to 11 Center St. Zlon Evangelical Mark II The Sensible War ginning of the New Haven's troubles. To the Editor, each town a constitutionally redistricting of both houses lowing locations, 87 Birch St., Two. Methodist Youth Fellowships at V built and succeesfully tested cool those critical parts of the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Lutheran Church Because of the publicity giv guaranteed Home (town) Rule. 287 Oakland St. and 726 N. Mato The eminent domain proposal the Church. The General Assembly of the United some models in which hydrogen scramjet which attain the high every 10 years with the all Im Minister (Missouri Synod) OIL FURNACE fuel was burned in the way a en through our newapapers to After July 1, 1966 the General portant procedures, clearly de St., Manchester, also, 144 Grif Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, adds the sentence, “No property \CHRISTMAS jJTatlons voted 96 to 0 the other day, est temperatures. Even ablative Cooper and High SU. TalcottvUle Congregational One Reason For Voting: Yes sowunjert would operate. When certain minority groups who we Assembly is prohibited from fined, to insure that the mandate fin Rd., South Windsor, and Associate Minister The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, shall be taken for public use OR • with 9 abstentions, to merge two of its material has been suggested feel are attempting to create enacting special legisIaUon with French Rd., Bolton. Church the scramjet is moving swift some critical areas. la carried out. Rev. Francis C. Hawes, Pastor unless the faking be nece.ssary BOILER *' "do-good” international programs and There are many good reasons for vot anti-American sentiment In our three specific exceptions: 1) Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, \ ly through the thin layers of If all goes well and the nec L>et us not confuse the Issues Minister of Christian Education for such use," to the Constitu FANCIES funds into one operation. ing yes on Proposal No. 1 of the Con country, the Veterans Council borrowing power, 2) vaUdatlng Trlnitj’ Covenant Church Minister the atmoeiphere It must cap essary funding l provided an on Dec. 14. The referendum is 9 a.m., Sunday School. tion, under Section n of the Bill necticut Constitution which will be sub !5 of Manchester haa gone on rec acts, 3) formation, consolidation Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. After January, the United Nations ture large voJumee of air, which operational aerospace plane will to determine the acceptance or 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Worship 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible time. of Rights. 299 PARKER ST.— MANCHESTER mitted to voters in a state-wide refer ord approving the sending of or dissolution of any town, city Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor 8 a.m., Men’s Club Breakfast. t Special Fund and the United Nations are then compressed before become available to significant rejection of the proposed con Service. Sermon: “ The CSirist in 10 a.m., Divine Worship. Text: If the eminent domain propo- Exetasive 'VohiMetrigCem- - endum on December 14. OUT servicemen to Viet Nam sal is defeated the section ■will truest speaker, Robert Brown, - Expeutded Program of Technical As- burning the hydrogen fuel. The ly cut our space costii, and open ■ or borough. Home Rule permits stitution, not the hows and whys Us.” The Rev. Mr. Dudley Matt. 11: 2-10. Theme: “ Is there SAT., SUN., DEC. 11-12 buttion gives an instant, One of these reasons is the built-in and appreciating vvhat they are 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. technical writer for Pratt and fuel Is injected, burned and ex up a new era in space explora each town to govern Itself — which brought it before the peo preaching. an Other Book Than the Bible, continue to read, "The property clean flame which burns at - '.sistance will cease to exist separately, assurance of mandatory legislative re- trying to do for all of us. We Classes for kindergarten of no person .shall be taken for Di'vision of United Air- top efficiency—no smoke or hausted through an eoclt noz- tions and space utilization. something towns have not al ple. In its content, tho revised 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Church and Other Savior Than Christ— 10 A.M.-6 P.M. and will become unified and centraliaed districting as the population of the stats are solidly in support of the pol through adult. public use, wiUiout just com- <3orp., East Hartford, for- soot . . no waste of fnel. ‘ ways been able to do effectively constitution must be judged. I, School. Crib Room (9:16 only) to Come?’ parts of a broader United Nations De changes. icies of our President in Viet In the past. 10146 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: CHARLOTTE STRUM—KAY ADAMS Heat is “ locked" in the for- ^ tor one, think it merits our eup- through Junior Hlgti. 11 a.m., Advents (Sottesdlenst Pensation therefor.” This is the m er- profe.ssor of English at fiace between firing periods.. velopment Program. The new Constitution requires that Nam and vigorously condemn "Rediscovering the Springs.” it We feel that the Revised Con port. 6:30 p.m., CYP Club. Memo mit Abendmahl. same constitutional guarantee Unaversity. and not wasted up tl)e chim The Intematlonaf activities of theM the General Assembly, in the first ses warded or returned If they draft card bumera and dem- • Observance of Universal Bible that has been in existence since a.m., Worship Service, Sun- H ebron stitution is a finer one than that Slncertly yours, • rial Hall. Thursday, 6:30 p.m.. Adult In ney. Thousands of owoeis . sion following the Fed.eral census, shall bear a return address, which onstrators agadnat our involve Sunday. the adoption of the 1818 Constl- report exceptional oil sav two agencies have been financed by of ISIS. It is a Oonslltutlon Mia. Marvin Oraboff formation Hour. 'volimtory contributions from individual enact by a two-thirds vote a districting should Include the ZIP code. ment in Viet Nam. which retains much of the past Tuesday, 1 p.m., Ladies’ Pray North Methodist Church tution. The approval of Propo mon: "The Seeking Who Are ings. No soot means that Alaska Slides Veterans CTounoil of Andover er Fellowship. Found.” Gifts for Mansfield the cause of about 90^ of members of the United Nations. These PlSR-the General Assembly fails to All sealed cards and envelopes and which can give to much of 300 Parker St. sition Two will add the "neces do this, provision is made whereby a Manchester service calls is also ehmi- containing writing must carry our futures. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid Rev. Earle R. Custer, Coventry sity clause” to the 1818 wording School wiU be brought to the nated. Phone os, or cant voluntary contributions have now risen Shown Tonight Service and Sunday school. commission appointed by the governor five cents postage. Chairman, Every voter has a civic re week Seiwlce. Pastor in the new constitution. ta—we1 denoQctiata. until they total |155 million a year. For or a three-member board, including (Certified mail service pro Hermsin J. Wagner Parishioners of St. Peter’s sponsibility to vote. We hope A Thought for Today The Democratic Town Club the new year it is hoped that »200 mil two Superior Court judges, shall attend vides a record of delivery at Vice Chairman, 4-H’ers Collect First Congp-egational Church Epiacopal Church are being re they will pass the new Constitu 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship also elected new officers at its lion can be pledged. to the districting. the office of address and, for Waiter Van Hone Sponsored by the Manchester United Church of Christ minded that slides of Alaska tion overwhelmingly. Council of Churehee Service. Sermon “ The Coming of annual meeting Wednesday To be sure that there will be no fur an additional fee, a receipt to Secretary, THE Toys, Food Items Andover W e s j o w n \ With such financing, the two agen will be shown at Phelps Hail 8 Sincerely Christ.” night. Thomas Manning was FOGARTY ther hiatus or conflict with the U.S. the sender for added protec Clyde G. Beckwith Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., PHARMACY cies have so far contributed about a tonight by D. Benton Crittenden, Martha P. Roberts 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs For Area Needy elected chairman: Albert Lea Constitution over matters of legislative tion, valuable and important *What Do Yon T U n k f BIBLE vitt, vice chairman; Carol Leav- Pastor 459 Hartford Rd. — 649-9946 billion dollars to the support of special junior warden of the church, Howard M. Roberta ery and Grades 4 through 8. representation, the new state Constitu mail should be registered. Why Difficulty? Proverbs 23: “For he is like 10:30 a.m., Church School. SUNDAY BROS.I Inc. economic projects in underdeveloped who, with his wife, has, spent Andover, CJonn. Under the aegis of “ Operation secretary; and Marilyn tion, in a special section provides "The Buy your stamps in advance, To the Editor, one who is inwardly reckoning. SPEAKS Nursery, Kindergarten and 9:45 a.m., Ojurch School. countries around the world. several months in Anchorage, Santa Claus,” all the 4-H Clubs Dandurand, treasurer, esUblishment of distrlcU in the Gen and be sure to place them on I| have been following with ‘Eat and drink!’ he says to you, (trades 1 through 3. 11 a.m.. Worship. Sermon by 319 Broad St,, Manchester and visited Nome, the Bering The OonstltuUon Slate but his heart is not with you.” b y in town are collecting good use- School Liuiches ■ This allocation of funds and selection eral Assembly shall be consistent with cards or letters before mailing. some Interest and amazement Tuesday, 6 a.m., Men’s Bible able tdys and staple food items Monday, chili con came, the Rev. Mr. Bradley, “ Or Shall Sea area, and Mt. McKinley. To the Editpr, What we think is very closely Eugene Phone 649-4539 of projects euid supervision of expendi Federal constitutional standards.” This Your carrier has a supply of the letters and public declara Study group. which will be turned over to the beans, rolls, ■ orange; We Look for Another?” Women o< the churoh will serve The one-man-vote decision of related to what we do and the ALL MEDICINAL SERVICES AVAILABLE ture has been done as an international ..provision allows for flexibility and lati stamps and they can ^ ob tions of people directly and In Brewer Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., C3hris- local Public Health Nursing As- esday, com chowder, peanut 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. refreshments in an informal tained from him. the Supreme Court called forth more we meditate on something project, administered by an interna tude, keeping Connecticut within the directly concerned in the ac Uan Growth Group "B. sociation. The PHNA nurses will end jelly sandwich, fruit session, and townspeople are the same opposiUon in some the more apt we are to carry it Afraid of the truth ? This tional civil service, responsible only to law and avoiding any such court-order Do not use oiled or waxed quisition of land tor the new Thursday, 9:30 a.m.. Ad cup; Wednesday, baked beans invited. Connecticut circles that the out. We should therefore guard human weakness is found in all use the items to make up Christ the United Nations Itself. ed redistricting as projnpted the cur paper as the outside wrapping firehouse. Some of the thoughts areas of human conduct. Soviet vanced Christian Growth Group. mas baskets for the needy to and weiner winks, sauerkraut, rent revision of the Connecticut ConsU- Congregational Notes of packages. A letter may be are quite good. . . anti - segregaUon decision against evil, Impure and unholy 6:46 p.m., Senior High Church applesauce, ice cream; Thurs The merger of these two United Na evoked In the Southern States, thoughts for these can cause us officials are afraid for the mass town. Deadline is Dec. 20. tuUon. — MERIDEN RECORD It will be white gift Sunday enclosed in a package if mark I would like to know? As a es to know the truth about School classes. Mrs. WilUam Kelleher pro day, pizza, tossed salad, des tions agencies into one, presumabljT to at the Hebron and Gilead Con ed "First class mall enclosed” taxpayer of the "town of Man We cannot change the law of to sin against- both Qod and American prosperity under cap-, 8:30 p.m., Christian Growth sert; Friday, tuna long boys, the land as Interpreted by the man. In our day some of the posed the commimlty-'wide proj Allow more efficiency and cordinatlpn in Hope For The Hyphen? gregational Churches ' Sunday, on the outside, and providing chester, why there should be so Italism, so they maintain the Group 4. ect to the local 4-H Town (Com potato chips, pdckle .slice, but Ik JANET’S CHRISTMAS SPECIALS « ‘Work being done, is a welcome develop Hebron at 9:30 a.m. and Gilead the rate for the letter and par much difficulty In the matter of Supreme Court by lafuslng to presentations on TV and some fabled Iron Curtain. Tobacco tered vegetable, and brownie. obey a court mandate. *1716 pro of the modem magazines ought companies are fighting hard to mittee and volunteered her serv ment, from two points of view. at 11. The Sunday school in both cel post is paid. Valuable pack taking the parcel o f land offer First Church of Christ, ices as chairman. This is the Bulletin Board Residents of Martha’s Vlneyanl island ages should be Insured. posed revised ConstitutJon for to be discarded with the trash a'void labeling their products First, it represents a strengthening of churches will conduct the wor ed by Mr. McCarthy. I,et that Scientist first time all the 4-H’ers will be An International Smorgas off the Massachusetts coast have won a ship service. Keep the approach to your be explained and let’s have ConneotIcut is a thoughtful and instead of being allowed to pub- truthfully wiUi a health warn one of the moat vital functions and one ing. Religious bodies strive to 447 N. Main St. taking part as a whole. In past bord sponsored by the Republi MON.. TUES. and WED. ONLY! heartening victory against the forces mall tmx clear o t snow or other blperttoan attempt to bring our , lie view. Each of us has part In Gifts for Veterans of The done with official delay red tape cover up doctrinal perversions years, several groups have done can Woman’s Club will be held Of the most promising activities of the of darkness and honiogenelty in Wash obstructions. Connecticut OonsUtutiOn into removing -such things from the Ooss • HI be received In the and circumlocution. by discouraging Bible study and 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun this on an individu^ basis. today from 5 to 7 p.m. art. the United Nations. ington. conformity with federal re sight of impressionable minds, two churches. In Gilead, good The postmaster or mall car Tho sum of r30,000 is not too Individual thought. Jesus des day school and nursery. Items collected may be left Meadbwbrook School. Foods And, second, it helps the long range The Government’s Board of Geographlo rier will answer any other quirements. In addition our and ought to concern oursrives used clothing, good toys and much money as grants and ap cribed this attitude as follows: The first verse from the nine at Mrs. Kelleher’s home on Riv- ^^m Prance, Italy, Mexico, Names made Martha’s Vineyard an eoc- as Paul sUtes It, wtth thinking possibility that the United States wUl games wlU be accepted tor pa questions. Consult either tor propriations go today but the fundamental law has been Im "And this is the condemnation, ty-first Psalm •will open the Bi er Road North, or at the PHNA Russia, Poland, Sweden. Hun- cepUon to its otherwise blanket policy of postage rates to torelgni coun proved and revised to be* ter on what is tme, honest. Just, that light Is come into the , oome day turn to this United Nations tients at Mansfield State Train town of Manchester haa reached ble Lesson-Sermon at all Chris office to the Town Office Build' gary and New Etogland will be eliminating apostrophes from place' tries if necessary. meet modem needs. Keep Con pure, lovely and of good report. world,’ and men loved darkness • Agency as the proper channel for more ing School and Hospital. the point when 830,000 is a tian Science churches. The sub ing on Route 31. represented. Tickets are avail names. So said an employe of the Unit great deal of money. necticut the ConabltuUon State. If we are occupied thus, Im rather than light, because their And more of its own foreign aid. This St Peter’s Sendeea ject will be "God the Preserv Each 4-H group is requested able at the door. ed States Geological Survey whose let Manchester Evetilng Herald Vote yes on proposal No. 1 for provement In charactersnd hu deeds were evil. For everyone - Jo the country which, through President Services at St. Peter’s Epis There have been a lot of pre that doeth evil hateth the light, er of Man.” The readings from to wrap at least iO of the toys The Tollanders Square Dance ALL HATS ter to a Vineyard editor brought news Hebron correspondent, Miss vious applications made to tha a revised constitution on Dec. man relatlonehlps will follow. :,Truman back In 1949, proclaimed the copal CSiurch will be: Holy neither cometh to the light, lest the Bible and the GhMsfian Sci collected and to label same as Club will hold a beginners’ that the island was still Martha’s, not Susan Pendleton, tel. 228-8464. town on the part of contrac 14. What are you and I ihiniring Communion, 8 am ., morning his deeds should be reproved,” ence textbook will explore some to the age group best fitted for, Square Dance Ball tonight jldm irable Point Four principle and Marthas or anyone elses. tors? Developers, and privata Mrs. Harold Warebam about ? John 3:19,20. prayer and sermon, and tho Of . the ways to which the "se as well as indicating as to art 8 in the Hicks Memorial TFrogram, only to keep its own great Rushing to our own map, we were able Individuals which have been Submitted by the. J BE HERE church school, at l6.' Ths Rev. Soma protest their desire to cret place” is discovered by whether the toy is for a boy or School gym. Dancing will be i.1dea forever afterward starved for to confirm at once this welcome intelli granted without any trouble at •Here To Stay* Rev. e. Heniy Anderson, Mr. Weeman will o«lclate. Herald ■know the Bible, God’s only di man. These sentences from girl. on the class level. All cluib EARLY MONDAY il^Junds. This is the country which has gence. Spot checks in several regions all and with a minimum of de To the Editor, Pastor Emanuel Lutheran rect revelation to msn. but as "Science and Health with Key The Coventry 4-H (3ub, under members are invited. Oilier around Uie nation disclosed a total lack Mrs. Rachel Kinney, the for lay. Whether we vote "yes’* or Church MORNING FOR ;jieard repeated reports and opinions mer Mrs. Noyes of Hebron, is Yesterdays soon as they discover a truth to the Scriptures’’ by Mary Bak leadership of Aaro A. Aho and wll be Prannle Heintz. jjRrom its more intelligent international of apostrophes. Yet the Martha’s Vine I should think the town fa "no” on the revised constitution which conflicts with their tra er Eddy will be included: p. Robert Visny, will make minor ______'______• BEST SELECTION! yard apostrophe is sUII there, west of at Dr. Mervyn Little’s Rest Hos NO FREE TURKEYS •«Atatesmen, to the effect that our, money '•' 25 Years Ago thers and the board of directors next Tuesday, or iveglect our dition or doctrine, they refuse 304; 3 to 9. mends and repairs of the toys. MORE INTERCHURCH pital tor care and treatment. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) to go further. Why is It so dif ^ PRICE Nantucket, qast of Point Judith, between would plug hard for ths accept responslblHtles alt<4ether and Jlîight do both us and its recipients state and local police depart-- Wednesday, 8 p.m., Testimony Mrs. Kelleher suggests tljat WORK the a and a Postal Suggestion ance and use of this M cO rthy don’t vote at all, our state legis — About 10,(KX) employee at ficult to say, “I am wTong?” meeting. 5ôre good in the world if It went out From the Hebron postmaster ment survey traffic cohdlOotw Aerojet-General Oorp. in Sa Many prefer the dat-kness of if there are other 4-H boys clubs LONDON (AP) — "Bishops, Whether this could mean there is hops parcel. lature wiUyi still be apportioned Reading Room hours at 746 ^•nder an international label. But this and rural mall carrier come the in town with special attention cramento will have to buy toeir error to the light of God’s interested to doing the’ satoe priests and lay people are for ths hyphen Is not yst clear. The hy- ' given to the flow at given hours Mr. Aronson has a golden op on an equal population basis. Word and the religions changes Main St, excepting legal hoU thing to hrfp to please advise working together much more Sm Our Him Scltcrion of CottmiM J«w«lry. GIovm, Handbagit am also still the country which has a phen has not had a frisnd sines Edwin follow ing luggesUona for portunity. Let’s go! own Ouirtmae turkeys «Ms Christmas time mall: around public schools. Contrary to some opinions, the year. it necessitates. dfys, Monday through Saturday, her “immectiêly. than before with non-4ay for the FREE your name may be mailed for Lodge of Masons. of providing workera with holi MEXICO CITY (A P )—Mexi- his return from the Vatican he had done that day. “This morning I •No Reprisals* supremacy over ertate conatltu- Bibla correspondence course. Bt. John’s Polish National jjAble friendship with our dollars. The tour cenu, but they will not be day torkeya haa been eUmlnate ' co’s 400,000 federal government Ecumenical (jounoil sessions. took the hyphen out of heU-bound,” he To The Editor, tlona) and it was the court’s de Catholic Church 9bmth, of course, is that gratitude is forwarded, or returned if unde- 10 Years Ago aa j^trt of a oost-reduetton pro- employes are getting Christmas He told reporters that before replied, "snd this afternoon I . put It From reading articles by and cision that under the equal pro Bov, Walter A. Hyuko ^pekle, but Uiat a world which stands at Uverable. TUs date 10 years ago was a CHURCH OF CHRIST bonuses amounting to a month’s the counbll It would not have back." — THE ST. LOUIS POST-DIS- HetenJng to some of tho pn>- Pastor OPEN NIGHTS till 9! n iose bearing first olasa tection clause of toe 14th iMSt Cbttatmae tosK ihleelles pay and those to high living been possible for him as Arch- ^ safer distance from desperate want BATCH Sunday, ih s Herald did not 'PoneniU of toe proposed Oan- Lydall and Vernon Sts. poetagev ftv* cents, will be ftjc'- amendment, both houses of a ^ getting a 10 per bishop of Westminster to at- pubHsti. Mtutlan, you get toe impreeakn end rockete f k u g m e esR U .- n o n e ; 643-2517 Mcemeral legUkitur* muat be 000 turkeys. 8.30 a m., (3«wral oontea^ cent wage booet as weU. Prlv- tend the funeral of Winston Bible Classea, 9:45 ojn. m tm rM by Maos and Ho^y Goto- ate industry also ciutomarliy ■ Churchill in S t Paul’s eTigji,-?! 968 MAIN STREET MANCHi Worebî, 10:45 ajn., 6:00 pja. pays substantial bonuses. CatbednL 7 - '" -V, « • /

.... MAJfcrtEStER EVEmNG REBALD, MAN^HByTEE, 0 0 ^ , SATtRtDAYr^ÊHBI^ 11, ! § « ' / - [Xumm- u■ . rr aturday / w. i. ------— ------He can hand off to one of the WE PICK UP & DELIVER ■ 2. *1,200 If he la a member Angeles Laker owner Jack the Jan. 2 league championship Cheaper Ingredients and he Vic’s you really do not know ^® ^ ^ collectors or investors—or hob- 645 Main Street league's best backs. Ode Bur- RUGS & FtyiNITURE A. AIMETTI, Prop the winning team in the CoJke earned pocket m oneyTy won’t be * s'e^ ?*r Garten fans fnÊas^Hampten^^^^^^ •"ayb® 535,000 a flUker^HariandTa^n” game as Eastern titleholders — takes great pride in the fact just how good one can be. The ê 'Ileed^îS ter^'^^ v^ re bist—has jumped from 2,00 Tel. 649-0300 P iay^ f Bowl (the loser’s share oânlzlng a b"and. He wa^ I '"’^hôL&rn^lc^L tad e/SL7tsTro? h^meâpSlr: ^ T' ^ play the Rams at Los Angeles. 308 MAIN ST. 643-6662 that only the best is used here, crust is so crisp and brown the /^n fi i w 000 to over 10,000,000! As Harrison S t, Manchester ' onetime cotton picker had appear The Cliargers and Oilers are “. 5°00). fine nlenistpianist who doubleddouhi*Mt ««on .. ,. P'c«®r naa ___ed a new contracted the other for three years. Elsewhere, the NFL schedule You could not—or would not— topping of your choice bubbling ?"’® ^® calculated guess, there a his big chance and blew it. Wednesday afternoon^ day. , rated one-two, respecavely. in ; 3. *1,500 if he Is a member clarinet and saxophone. Cooke has San Francisco at Chicago, buy better things if you were witS t L m L taste tant^tt ng £ U n it r t ^ '^ a S ^ a^ridfîne <*f the winning team In the Pro still eets rovaiHen nn t.. He kept on his bicycle and Vlnal Tech of Middle- Tommy Nobis of Texas Is a And here we are,’’ says o^vn- ^ f L passing so there are good SEE US FOR; town. Minnesota at Detroit, New York to do the cooking yourself. aroma that you will do well to ^ ^ I"® B A J I Upholstery Bowl In Los Angeles Jan. 16 wrote 16 y e ^ ago. His latest, the angered rookie linebacker, coveted by er Ralph Wilson of the Buffalo prospects for an aerial show • Aluminum Roll Up Save yourself valuable time order an extra large one so wife, Charlotte, Bolton Ting to collectors and in trade all numismatic material. Lower Level of the Porkade this way: Referee Art Mercante I>ux ...... year deal out of Minnesota after DBCORATB WIT »4 course, you may purchase the pace. For the best In grind- vestora the Inventories of over on baseball team. Now at ‘ “ ®, ‘^“ ®® he Is an offensive tackle— a fairly They have one of the largest 649-6324 * Stamps 9-5-1 In rounds; Judge AI Bert Leamond the 1982 season, the pros said, Duke Snaps UCLA Stringy MOVING Jre Academy, Put* Is side- '*P ‘*’® Phon® and said, Mark.stein innocuous position in football. sauce klone if you wish but so ®ts, pizza and spaghetti it is <‘®®^®ts throughout the coin inventories in New Eng “ Horrors!" The cumulative AND countrycountirv nndand deliverrip'Mvp>r fwlniacoins f>ipitthat led with a knee injury. . For- Royals.'* 11-3-1 and Jud.ge Tony Rossi 12- The size of the school and the Sherwin-Williams many people simpiv love the Vic’s every time, land including complete un Toti*ls 34 11 value to Bell was $100,000. It (X)u1d not be seen or hoped to iêr Rockville High teammates '^® t*« other end of 3. The Associated Press had 69 reputation doesn’t matter. Bob Beat Champs at Own Game real Italian spaghetti that Vic circulated and circulated sets SUPER TRUCKING CO. own because of bhelr high value. den said, "but Duke has a Kansas made It four In a row Reuben Plen’s • Teletype Service . comes from Vic’s Pizza Shop. Los Angeles Lakers are out of one. Windsor High continued its cats advanced^f iT n DeGregorio was will) a second ha,lf spurt that High scorers in the Jayvke of Britain’s Dictionary of Na and Banquet Supplies 731 PARKER ST. good, gxx>d team and we expect Grinders make a very nice tional Biography, a project esti Invalid Needs West scored 51 points Friday night as the Lakers winning ways by besting Wind- ter s c o r r t^ S ^ broke a 54-54 tie. Big 6-foot-ll hearty lunch during these busy game earlier in the evening Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5870 to come back strong in Char- Texaco Sfafion mated to cost a million dollars. toinim^ Qncinnati 129-110 for their first National Hot, Cold Play sor Locks High, 68-51, Coven- and 62-36 at thc'^hrl ^® scorers in Dan Papanos (13), Wall Wesley led the Jayhawk Connecticut Valley pre-season holidays and when were Paul Leonard and Gary lette.” He referred to the second Lope^. The dictionary' ciivers 24 mil Basketball Asso tion victory on the Royals’ court try High evened its record with mark three-quarter Rick young (12), Tom Kolod- with 26 points while Ron Fran:, those grinders come from Vic’s game between the teams to 381 Main Street The Bolton teams play in lion words in 27 volumes. Pub since 1 9 5 3 . ------—- ______Features Court a 58-55 conquest of E. O. Smith Son.h Winder (lao ziej (12) and Dave Storrs (10). night. scored 11 and held Maryland'. Coin Co. you just know that they are LAY-AWAY I, Pete Avery took scoring honors, 97 Center St. Manchester East Hampton. Tuesday and. lication o f the main work began High and Rham High had no 01 . . ® K wa.s the first defeat of the leadin,g scorer, Gary Wardn to Phone 643-9149 "tops” in flavor and quality in WATKtNS-WEST CHRISTMAS m 21 of 35 shots Action at Arena trouble beating Ledyart High, I 19 however, pumping up 27 points five oplnts. 643-6295 gredients. There are seven dif play Coventry at home Friday. in 1885 and ended with the 74-41, Petersen ...... ] i 1 in defeat. season for UCLA after victorjea Mo» - :'rj. 9 A.M. — 9 P.M. death of Queen Victoria in 1901. Hot ajid ld basketball fea- Rlordan ...... " a over Ohio State and Illinois la.st Miami of OWo beat Pitt 66-60 Hydramatlc Transmission ferent kinds to choose from — FUNERAL t o y s j l i l g ’— Gbodin ...... ’ ** 4 20 Coveniry (58) and Duque.sne romped ovc- Repairing Saturday 9 A.5I. — 6 P.M. sausage, meatball, Italian ham, Supplementary voltmes, the CinclnnaU won thaf one m - m ended their ancinnaU ‘^.® victory S Jam boree^ the Man- 9 “ “ wee!(end. It ended a 17-game tfhls Ume, with W4st hltUng 29 ROCKVILLE _ The Hams. ? 0' IjaPaInte ...... winning streak for the Bruins George Washington 84-60 In the All Work Guaranteed also the regular popular fill Radio Today last issued in 1960, have kept the SEOYiCE •^Bikes • Sleds famine. Rudy LaRusso contrib- ^ 1 ^ paced by the floor shooting ot Davis ...... !!!!!!' 1 2 Don Storrs ...... first round of the Steel Bawl Texaco Lubrication Service ings. One of these grinders dictionary up to d.ate. But the points In the first half, the Lak- uted 28 points to the winners’ as the Man- 2 D. Pawxnoa ...... whore Is'-it ^"’evio’â (le'e---t wa.s • Skis • Toboggans . big 6-8 sophomore Jim Masker, gubay ...... ; 0 0 Dave Storrs ...... makes a real meal for Vic does WDBC—1S6S university s.ays research In re ORMAND J. WEST •rs rolled to a 66-53 lead and tournament at Pittsburgh, Pa. We Give Green Stamps Looking for o place for attack. Oscar Robertson paced assum ed the lead at the haJf Waldron ...... o 0 Treschuk ...... Tennessee State whipped Ford- not skimp on the fillings any 1:00 Don Wade Values Are Great! were never headed. 0 KolodleJ ...... UM Lons John Wade cent years will allow introduct Director the Royals with 31. 2 T. Papanos ...... ham 81-67 and Idaho defeated thot Special Affair? 6:00 News tion of much new material and The victory Increased Los An ters. Manchester opened with a and never let up. Masker con- ...... J MANCHESTER nected on 13 field goals and Young ...... Portland 90-81 In the first round S 5?*!'*'' Serenade the total recasting of some biog 142 E. CENTER ST. geles’ Western (Division lead to Baltimore jumped from fourth win over New Biritain, lost to "®^®^ o" 13 field gxoails and Total, 29 10 68 8:00 Dick Robinson ' to second place in the West with CO L member Oonard High and ffom the line to wind Windsor Lock, (si) Totals 23 of the K. of C. tourney at Port WE CATER TO: 1;00 News. Sign Off raphies. SURPLUS SALES CO. two games over Baltimore, Manchester's Oldest - i69 N. 5Iain St. at Depot Sq. its eighth straight home court starved off Weaver High to earo “'P ^8 points. Ha4 Wilde Serna ...... ®' „ E. O. Smith (55) land, Ore. TURNPIKE • Banquets • Weddings MANCHESTER WBCH—910 which moved Into the second Fitzgerald ...... g M n. Roea MUler With Finest Facilities Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. victory. The Bullets opened with a tie. (10) was also In double figures ~ Roecoe ...... 1 In other games California • Gatherings I'OO Matinee ■pot by outgunnlng San Francis Avery ...... 10 RUG CLEANING J . FARR — 648-7111 a 43-point first quarter barrage. Weaver, the most impre.'»slve for Coach John Canavurl. Bud 0 Hale ...... 2 onished Nebraska 87-71, Rich TEXACO • Group Meetings land Committee of the North 7:M N?ws'°"* 4 co 145-127. Cincinnati’s second COMPANY 7.30 Gaallght play’s Guests ntmio-Vit irwaa >u o , """led 73-60 at halftime anuand suc-sur- club uiIn auenaonce,attendence, was 2-0-1.2-0-1, '^°bnson paced the losers wMh 5.’^^',® ...... 2 Giordane ...... 3 mond downed Furman 92-83, of every description. ^ erlisa n Liturgical Oonfer- Segar ...... 0 Open 24 Hours A Day IJ'OO Quiet Hours S T ? a m i r b e S 7 l i L t o T ^ ônart showed 2-1 while New ^3 tallies. °2 Koval eskl ...... 0 Louisiana State edged Southern We have the “Know-How” 15 HANN.IWAY ST. imee, the Archbishop’s Com WTIC—1089 to please you! ‘Unexpected’ Eastern ^ Boston in the margin to five points in the Britain lost all three quarters. Windsor assumed a 14-7 lead ...... 0 Zaicek ...... 0 Methodist 91-88, Vermont took Firestone Tires mittee on the Sacred Liturgy, 1:00 Monitor third period. "I think they played like ath- ‘ be end of the first canto, Fbster 1 Maine 65-58, Baylor nipped Ne Phone 643-0012 and the executive board of St. 2:00 Met Opera - Painfing— Decorating J Detroit Totals 22 Quality Line Products Church Comers Inn 5:46 Monitor SEATTLE. Wash. (AP) — ^’biladelphla Don Ohl topped Baltimore ®bould in an early pre-sea- ^ Bockvdlle snapped back to — vada Southern 75-74 and Colora Benedict’s Guild, an auxiliary to S'9S S **?- Sports, Weather The Center Stage 'Hieater In Totals 12 27 61 860 Main St., East Hartford 6:30 Monitor '^ ‘b 30 poinU, one more than Fame,” sold Manchester c vmand a 27-20 intermission out to a 4-18 halftime lead and do State U. beat Long Beach Gen. Repairers License the CMthoUc Interracial Coun COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Phone 289-4369 3-DAY 2=99 KOonn vs. Boeton Collese suburban Bellevue, • performing “ teammate Kevin Laughery. ^>aoh PhH Hyde. "I assure you advantage and Increased It to coasted the final two quarters. State 93-84. cil. 9:46 Monitor the play "The Unexpected <4her games. 50-34 at the three quarter COVENTRY — The last 17 Comer Broad and . . . . 11:00 II.w jvewsNews Interior—Exterior—Color Consulting; Service Bailey Howell added 21, Johnny ‘ bough, there Is sUU plenty of Doug Berk (23) and Bruce SERVICE AiH women of the p riah are' 11:15 Sports Final Guest," had an unexpected mark. Green 20 and Johnny Kerr 19 as seconds was the difference as Griffin (20) supplied the fire Middle Tpke. West — Uso — Invited to attend the supper' ‘ -=“ Serenade problem the other night — too Complete Insnnuice Coverage RJck Young and Don Storrs’ foul 1:00 SIsn 6ft the Bullets hit their highest , , * bested New Eri- Foul shooting proved the dif power for Coach (Dlyde Wash- meerting. Bach is asked to many guests. ference. Rockville taking 19 shots gave the Patriots a come- Phone 643-2176 Read Herald Ads. FURNITURE CLEANING WINE—UtS EsL 1915 point total of the season. Guy ‘ “ "22-16 In the night’s second burne. T ripleheader! bring a dish. Women wlH not 13:15 Dial U The Totem Sertoma Club, an Rodgers, who led San Francis- Defensive work by one pointers to seven for Wind 1:00 News be telephoned for this meet 1:10 Dial 12 amateur hockey team, had co’s abortive comeback, fin guarts Bill Hillnski, Joe Amoio, sor. From the floor, the Rams Non-football fans among ing. Downtown had a 23-?? Rec Volleyball »:0C Oemlnl FHshl bought out the iTl-seat house for ished with 14 assists, a BalU- Don Romano and Ray Kelly Skeet Shooting the feminine fraternity Instead of bringing gifts, 6:45 Johnny Bgaa last Tuesday and next Thurs WM. DICKSON & SOI41 highlighted the aoUgn. Beckvllle (sg) AMERICAN LEAGUE should brace themselves for 6:00 Newe more Clvie Center record, while those attending will be asked S:ns Dial IS B. W. L. Pet. a long Sunday. day. Because of a printing error -TeL 649-0920 — Manchester, Conn. } Billiards Nate Thurmond hit 26 points for Manchester deadlocked Weav M&aker ...... 13 Program Sunday to donate money for a child in 7:00 Newe on their tickets, they showed up er when Chet Koblinsky sank a Maynes ...... 2 Watkins 16 o 1,000 Channel 8 has annonnred 7:16 Dial 12 J68 Cottage St., cor. of Oak the Warriors. PrarhniaJc ...... 1 a foster home. 8:00 Newa. Weather lost Thursday. foul shot when the clock had Grtffitha ...... ; ...... First skeet shoot of the sea Jim’s Atlantic ...... 7 8 .467 It wall carry three National R:lll Dial 12 i Ample Free Parking! Detroit came from 18 points 0 , Basketball Victory Trouble was, last Thursday Wilde ...... 2 son at the Msuichester Sports Wyman Oil ...... 7 8 .467 League games Sunday after, 12:00 Newa 1. down>wn in th«the HilrHthird period and P''®y by Koblin. Kuhnly ...... 1 „wiror-iiu# the house had been sold out to sky, Jim Kuhn and Bob Wart men’s Assn, grounds on River Conn Estonians...... 1 14 .067 noon. WsTNie* Bolton's Jayvee basketball , , Now Open on moved ahead to stay on Joe go* ...... 0 1 ' 1:00 lou Terri two other groupe...... was featured in the final acUon Hazen ...... 4 Rd. in North Coventry will be n a t io n a l l e a g u e The first, at Ills, will fea team beat Cheney Tech 56 to 28 2:00 Ken Griffin Caldwell’s long one-hander with 6:00 Gary OIrart The team reHnqirtshed Its 1 held Sunday morning starting W. L. Pci. ture the New York Olanta tes sitM Ite lob... W9 Itavt jM tho rllM Os Pesi and the varsity beat Cheney 60’ Pur Regular 1:07 left In the game. WHt TVXaU 23 f*N foe it . . In colors to mitdi myOmil him I seats and will come beck to see WEST SIDE MIDGET Windsor (51) at 10 o’clock. Watkins "B " ...... u i .917 and Washington Redskins. to 50 in games played at the Chamberlain, connecting for 11 Johnson question on ootorl... whit ti isiT... how todo HI MOTOR AID-R the play next week. BASKETBALL Joe White reports the public Bast Sides ...... 7 6 .583 Next will be the conclusion hl^ school gym last nl^t. smOAPORB (AP) — o. C. ry em todoy | ’ Winter Schedule straight points in a 3',4-minute Cheney ... •ALL US ior atoirl hols os yosi sad piinUni M. Norman’s 3-0, Army A Navy D. Malone Is Invited to participate. Shoots Nazajrene ...... 38 .600 of tJie meeting between the ftevolutloiuury New The last qu arts of the var- Nanda A Sons. Ltd., announced spurt, led Philadelphia to its 91- K. Mnlona Ctombuotloa Prindple RABBI TAKES OVER 2-1, Joe’s Atlantic 2-1, Herald Kelley wlU be held every Sunday morn Rotary ...... 4 5 .444 Baltimore Colts and Orisen sity game had the aij«ence on ,t has ben derignated by the — including ~ - 73 third quarter bulge before the RENO, Nov. (AP) — The title Angels 2-1, Hobby Shoppe 1,2, Lemrl.se ing until further notice. Lakewood (3 «Ie “ 8” 6 9 .400 Bay Packers, play. being DIktrlbuted By Its feet until the final buzzer. fatourist agency of Moscow to 7 hamburgers, \y Pistons struck back. Pariopisno ...... o FAMILIAR FACE?— wUI be Police Chief-Rabbi Phil Fife & Police 1-2, Paganl’s B»r- Sd^ky Toomey’s ‘TaHleiS ... 2 10 .187 picked up in the second half. When the clock stopped for a handle arrangements for travel SUNDAYS Ray Scott and Eddie Miles ...... 0 Randy Matson, the ip H. Weinberg of Reno again M ' r J t J bers 1-2, Na.sslff Arms 0-8. Schedule — Mon. 8 Estonian* Finally, the Cleveland 723 MAINST., MANCHESTER--PHONE 649-4501 time out with 2 minutes, 35 sec- to the Soviet Union by citizens 1 4 paced Detroit with 32 and 27 Totals ■ 2 2jj 7 S COUNTRY CLUB — Norm world’s record holder this Christmas Day. Schedule, Wednesday, 6:10 vs. Watkins "A ” ; 8:45 Wyman Brown-Los Angeles Ram MANCHESTEF ohds to go, Cheney led Bolton o f this island state populated and points, respectively. CSjamber- ' Clark 138, Tom Conran 144, vs. Jlm’a; National Learua BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK Last year, Rabbi Weinberg Herald vs. Pagan!, 7 Fire A Po- in the shot put, has contest from Los Angeles 05 to 64. A foul shot by Jeff largely by Caitnese of various 1 ' ' lain scored 40 for the TOers. who lice SOLTH iVINDSOR — Floor John Kriatoff M4, Ray Della- Tue*. 8 Watkins “ B” vs^Nal^! temporarily switched will be carried. offered to take over the duties HOLIDAYS! vs. Nonnan's, Thursday. AUTO PART Maxwell evened the score. Lat- ideological persausions. Singa- of Police Chief Elmer Briscoe, a were playing their first home 6:10 N em an’s vs."’ Pagâni ^ ’« 7 S r Bobclta * ’« T<»n«y’» v».’ Lake- sports at Texas A(feM. By that time, the lady of er, with 55 seconds to go, a foul pore does not recognize the So- game In three weeks. a ™ v x. m.™ Hodzik 370, Buadi Tan* Wood, W«d. 8 Etutt S!d«s v». Bo- 270 BROAD b:. Roman CathoUe, on Christmas took for tbo solin irchos. . . McDokiiri^ 1 Army A Navy v». HeraM. He's the center for..the the house may be eating dla> ■hdt by Dave Southerlin put vtet-Uoiott and pasports' will Riordan and Stan Slomcipsky. 353,, Joe Cerink 357. tary. heralonei' PAINTS to aUow Briscoe to observe th* basketball team. Open Sstonlays Until 5 FJH. Bojton ahead .by one point. have to have a special stamp. ChrisUan holiday. He'll tt 44 w a T C E N 1 1 R STRm ^^^ > i With seven seconds to go In authorities said. again this month. 1 SILVER UNE EXTENSION ^ ir.''u

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TWIN* TO HELP THE «TORe.‘ Permit an old Shakespearean aaaaon 57 Alfonquian Yala Typewriter Sanrlee, 8«8< MDinwl CLASSIFIED ADVT. MAaOR.TODAV IS THAT performer, a man who , Indian n c i i i i J i ^ utat MONDAY Vhrn VSlDAY 1O;S0 AAL —^ 8ATUBOAS • a .if, 4988. Interesting and diver- OAV/ WE'LL SPEED UP BV Thrilled European rovait/ IS Source ot CUan S8 Leaminx HHCJ DIMCJH TO SIMPLY-*- ’ tuipentina 6# Signal^ CJHH BUlL- Bifleq assignment for HAVIN6 SANTAS AT EACH IT Unaccuitomad dlitreu at aea L i i i a u tju c y w SHARPBNlNQ.Servieo — Sawa, MAINTENANCE END OP THE STORE.' NOW 18 bland in tha 60 At thia place- PLEASE HEAD YOUR AD knlvea, axaa, ahaara, akataa, qualified high school or ^ THERE AIN'T A " \ PhUlpplnea WMATS VER S o SET SUITED UP.'WITH eiShlp’imast *«*«» «»v8r tlM phone u • rotary bladoa. Quick tMrvloo. Junior college gradu MECHANIC TABLE LEFT IN IW'^ ^ PLEASURE? THAT RED NOSE TDo'RE 19 Midday 10 Genus of quantitiea / 31 Melody DOWN willows 35 Imaginative rend hla .d the FTBOT Capitol Equipment Oo.. 38 ate. Shorthand essen 11 Sparkling compariaM DAY r r A O T l ^ j u i d BESNlRT ERROBS In ttiM f o r ^ 23 Murmur (dial.) IDmnkardi Main St., Manchester. Hours tial. Well established Exeellent opportunity for 24 Realm (auflix) 3 Notion 16 Beasb 40 Seesaw *■ roopoiMlbte lor only ONE inoor- dally 7-5. ThurMay T-8. Satuiv man experienced in msv- 27 Carry (coll.) Sl^ttem 30 Clamor 43 Food fish reot or o ^ ^ faiMMon for any advertisement and then only Hartford concern. 5- 29 Iilanda (Fr^ 4 Mighty 22 Protuberaneea 45 Assurances day 7-4. 648-7963. cihine r^>air and mainte 32SoJoumM SMofiem 24 River barrien 45 Servica chargai which do n ^ day week, ' complete nance. Permanent year S4 Lend aid appelbtten 25 Wood-wind 47 Italian streani !So?Sod2^toa2l& ^ “Ot »>• «orrect«I fcy FLOORS cleaned and waxed In 36 ni-humored 6MiTk washer. Call Electrolux au lane 600, 4-door sedan, radio, fering an interesting assign Write P. O. Box 1821, HaAford. heater, automatic transmis touch no dirt. Call Mr. Ed, Ing. Wallpaper books, paper- EXPERIENCED painters. Call A B A E lT D N e. thorized sales and service. Call 236-4251. ment. Saturdays and Sundays Hartford, <3onn., stating John W. Torpey, 649-0843, 236-4251. Please ask sion, 4 new recapped white- hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful only, 8-11 p.m. Call Mrs. Ste- education, business experi 649-4343 between 6-7 p.m. Purchasing Agent for Augustine Kamienskl. walls, immaculate condition, ly insured. Workmanship guar nid, Manchester Memorial ence and salary require Town of East Hartford, no rust. Demonstrate any anteed. Leo Pelletier, 646-6326. BAKERS Helper wanted, full Conn. Hospital, 643-1141. An equal op ments. time, apply, Bess Eaton Donut, vtoof where. 228-3639. BoildiitY—CmitnicttnY 14 If no answer, 643-6 MANCHESTER MODES December 20, 1965, at 8 p.m. in lent condition and tires, V-8 ice available. Dormers, room Floor nnishtaf 24 the Hearing. Room of the Mu aujxnnatic, no inspection nec additions, rec rooms,awaisOf garages « ' ... - - Interesting position la PINE ST., MANCHESTER BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS' nicipal Building on the follow essary this year, $165. 644-. Free estimates by calling 643- FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh' small department for qauli- ing nppllcaUon: STATE HEAR 0712. 1867, Wesley R. Smith (Construe ing (specialising In older fled typist, with some WANTED ING ALSO. tlon Oo. floors). Waxing Qoors. Paint shorthand background. NEXT TIME r SOMEHOW Company offers excellent SEE TH' FELLER I DOUBT James M. Quinn, d.b.a. ing. Ceilings. Paperhangtig. HAN FOR WHO SENT US AAM(X> Automatic Transmis 1967 PONTIAC—good condition. DION OONSTRUC?nON OO. - No job too small. John Ver- b e ne f 11 program, good THAT YOU'LL OaU 643-0118. OUT HERE. I'LL , EVER SEE sions of Msnehester,______182_____ West Complete building sarvice. New fame, 6494)780. wages, pleasant working WANTED GIVE HIM A BIG him a g a in / Middle Turnpike, Business Zone ^ \ „ construction, altamtlons or ad- oonditlona. AUTONOTiVE PARTS STORE PIECE OF AAY H. Special Elxception to have A ccessories— T ires 6 dlUons. Roofing, siding, paint* Clean, Late Model MIND* Bonds—Stodcs— To handle phone, shipping and teceiTing. Experi Oenem Repairers License, and GOODYEAR snoW tires, brand ***’ •**•**». •48-689B. Mortfatos 27 Apply: First NaUonal USED CARS ence helpfoL An benefits. esHLasti Certificate of Approval for new, 855x14. Call 648-2004, StofOT, Inc. if/ntAuMij same, at above location. .,.^tor 8 p.m. r ■ A m s S H START Will lump Top Prices Paid li-ll All persons interested may Special Sorykes 15 your ^ebts into one easy pay Park and Oakland Avet. APPLY IN PERSON AT attend this hearing. For An Makes Traflers— ment. If you bAve equity to Bast Hartford, Conn. Zoning Board of Appeals Mot)Ue Homes 6*A GROOMING and boarding, heat* property, call Frank Burka to CARTER CHEVROUT SCHIEBEL BROS. John F. Clifford, ed kennel with aeperate nma. discuss ways and means. Con- ». Chairman C O .. IN C . H-C. Chase, Harmony HIU Ken* aacUcut Mortgage Exchange, RN OR U»N — 8-U, 11-7 ahlfte, CORNER CENTER ST. and PROCTOR RD. J

y - - ' . ■ ■■ ; P A *ch with over 1.000 equare side and 4 on the other, both L-RANCH value. 8V4 room Ranch that of ter, G.E. range, refrigera structed building vdth a quiet fers thre'e bedrooms, living COPY QDSING TIME FOR CLASSHTED ADVT. home. Excellent neighborhood, P*"® *''®®®> ^ ® “ ®y ««l-S404. feet of living area. 3 huge bed- rented, excellent location. Good GOLDEN RBITRIEVER pup- --w—Household Goods 51 r o o m s iwrfor rcm rent — laoiesladies jwe- tor, dishwasher, central air atmosphere. Hayes Agency, room with fireplace, kitchen, 16 minutes frpm Hartford. rent with opUon, $100 per fjiKBiwnnr, rm>r9r;i r ~ “ - rooms, formal dining room, value at $19,900. T. J. You'll be proud to enter MONDAY Ikni ntIDAY MtM AJCÂATVIOAV t AJU conditioning included. Free 646-Oiai. and roomy dining area; also, a ples, hunting stock, obedience CLEAN UStD refrleerators cooking facillUes, cen- Ideal foil b u s ie s couple. Heat, month. Leonard Agency, Real- ^ C L E — 3-bed- .14x16 natural cabineted kitch- Crockett. Realtor 643-1577 tain In this large custom or show. AKC. OaU after 6 tral location. 649-7292. 849.9891. parking. Call 643-1108, paneled recreation room with D.m 429-4032 AnnointmenU automatic washert tral location. 649-7292, 649-8691. W'arren B. Howland, Real hot water, g tm g e . Adults. 876- tors, 646-0469. o V .. Colonial with mi'll baths,oauiB, en,en. nrepiacedflreplaced 16x18 livliving in g ------built 3 - bedroom Ranch, attached one-car garage. Con USED CAR TODD OOOPBBATION WILL |%| A | < 4 9 9*YV 1 Sarage, heavily wooded room, aluminum etorma and NEWLYWEDS or retired couple Callable dally! BOOM FOR RENT, gentleman tor. FOUR ROOMS for rent, $80 4120, center hall offers unique BB AnsttoiATio UIAL M a«c711 mi, only $26,900. T. J. Crockett, screens, oU hot water heat, 2- wanted for this 4-room Ranch venient location, near shopping « F' W9 only, free parking, central lo- monthly. Call 643-0828.' Suburban For Rent 66 floor plan, full tile bath ______Realtor, 648-1577. car garage, area of fine with enclosed porch. Close to center and new school. Only Main St. Call 643-2171. cation, references required. MANCHESTER — Deluxe, plus lavatory off master 4V4 ROOMS, heat hot water, Business LodkOona lake, asking $7,600. Call Bette 816,9(X). PHA and VA financing 643-2693. quiet, quality Damato built, 4- ANDOVJOR — Wales Rd., prac- RANCH — Lanr« family ..— bomes, 825,500. Wolverton bedroom, efficiency kitchen CoRtlaiMdl Fro« PracMfiaq P o g a ______Articles For Sale 45 SOFA BED for. sale, broWn', stove, refrigerator, disposal, For Rent 64 ^*?® "**ed Agency. Realtoi^ 049^2813. Goldsnider, 649-4966. J. D. with bultt-in oven and available. U Ik R Realty Oo.. room duplex apartment, block Ocally new 5% room Ranch, kitchen. larw ------CLEAN ROOM without board, parking included, nice loca Realty Oo., 64.3-6129. range, partially framed 643-2692, Robert D. Murdock, to schools and Chopping, one DESIRABLE store or office 643-6472. ACTION Help TVanted— Male 36 Hdp Wanted—Mai* 36 ^ o” 649-4619. 112. with board, |26. CaU 742- tion, 8140. per month. 649- Ziore’êi^r" SIREET area - a ______basement rec room. Call ______Mann Eclipse, Jacobson lawn available. Hayes Agency, 646- space, ground floor, clean, at 8238. 0308, 649-8989. ’ ■ ^°*“ ® immaculate room Colonial with 2-car ga- WB'Re LOCKING for a buyer today. OIL BURNER service man, TRUCK DRIVERS—Train now, mowers. Also Homelite chain COMPLETE set of Youngsto,Y,, 0131. tractive and reasonable. Apply BOLTON CENTER apartments condition, completely remod- rage,roge. kitchen bullt-tas, 4 bed wlW Is looking 'for ------” a home in SIX R(X)M Ranch, ten minutes must be courteous and sober pay later. See our ad under In saws and International Cub Ca- kitchen cabinets with L * H n o r t h wivn------FIVE R(X)MS, second :floor, Mr. Daly, State Theatre, 11 8 rooms with hot water, heat’ »W,900. rooms. 2H baths, family nroom. from Manchester, 3 bedrooms, det Tractors. Rental equipment built-in oven and rane'e WEST SIDE — 5 room duplex the! mid 30’s. Chances are he urAT>Tjt^xT Top pay for experience. Call structions, Class. 32. furnace, hot water, garage, a.m.- 8 p.m. stove, refrigerator. In beautl! _ "iibrick Agency, 049-8464. Wesley R. Smith Agency, 643 will be in the mid 30 s himselfhimself, W A R R E N E . H O W L A N D family room, large living i-ooni and sharpening service on aU 849 qosfi ^ / room for rent, 58 Strickland St., house, oil burner heat, adults 876-0968. adults preferred. 649-0482. 1667. possibly thi? will be their sec Realtor 643-1108 with fireplace, one car garage, UPHOLSTERER—part - time, makes. L * M Equipment ______/ off Main. preferred. Call 643-4097. GOOD BUILDINO for rertt, M^setUng. CaU 643-4312 even- T O L O l ^ Z rroom s, 1% ond or third home. They’ll be one acre yard nicely land SALE apply Watkins Brothers, 933 Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, 876- SELLING — Practicallv new .------T" FOUR ROOM — Apartment, 2 150x34’, Buitable for stobsge. baths, 24’ living room wlth’flre- MANCHESTER — Modem 3- 7609. Manchester Exchange — Zenith 23” T v enmhiâHen BOOM FOR RENT for a gentle- FOUR ROOM apartment, con looking this time for a big lot, OVERSIZED Ranch, Bolton. scaped, shade trees, $15,900. Main St., Manchester. Enterpris 1946. . JF' “ mb nation, man-kitchen privileges, park- up and 2 down, oil burner fur Call after 6 p.m., 649-0771. P ace, large master bedroom, bedroom, brick front Ranch, with trees and nrivRrv PRATT & WHITNEY venient? location, automatic ANDOVER LAKE ■— 4 room with trees and privacy, a two Fireplace, amazing . built-in.?, CaU 649-9180. AT ------^ ‘"g. 8«-8600, 241 C hlrt^ Oak nace, near bus, available Janu furnished cottage, all conveni dining room, paneled family 100x200, ^tee filled lot, coun- c w earaee r MACHINE TOOL STATION attendants wanted ~ 001 w. Center St. ; gj heat and hot water, working ary 1. 649-3049. GOOD b u il d in g for rent, 3Qx dishwasher, attractive neigh full or part-time up to 6 days, 50 GALLON INK drums suit- couple, call 649-4319 after 6 40, two floors. In business zoned ences, available to June i, $30 borhood, large lot. wonderful weekly Includes heat and uUl- 900. Philbrick Agency, 649-6464. den. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- - ^ hours open, salary and fringe able for rubbish. Call 643-2711 S E ™ MACHINK^ singer R55îl' for rent, p r l^ e ” '^ - p.m. FIVE ROOM apartment, sec area. Write ^ x ‘'CT'’"Hqrald. want a lot bigger than aver for children. $15,900. Lappen Legal Notice HAS OPENINGS FOR: lUes, 742-7607. 9332. age, living room, a kitchen benefits. See Jerry, Tire C it y ,______. . . __ ' u ^ f trance, gentleman, free park- ond floor, brand new 2-famlly WEST SIDE — near bus, 6-6 ______Agency, 649-6281, 649-6140. ______Manchester Motor’s 357 Broad Street. ' CARPETS AND Life too can be movlel, excellent condition, but- j^g 649-0758. PLEASANT 5 room, second that has all the built-ins, two.IW O . Fhlte Grinders (hand) on Oak St., call owner, 649- MODERN Apartment available, duplex, double garage, modem RANCH — Seven rooms, one Iicio nu me ouiii-ins, ------DISTRICT OF COVKNTRY an beautiful if you use Blue Lus- holes, embroiders, hems. _ floor apartment, adults, 643- 4843, between 5-11 p.m. Houses For Rent 65 perhaps 3 bathrooms . . . This ROLTON CENTER Ranch, $19,- PROBATE COURT. Doermbrr 9 Hob Grinders SALES AND Service — 8130 per ^ y e and refrigerator fur kitchens and baths, 200’ deep year old, prestige neighbor tre. Rent electric shampooer ®tc., was 8309.50, unpaid bal CLEAN pleasant room, in priv 7795. lot.Iftt SanalKSensibly t.. priced. ______- time they will wknt an honest excellent con- 1.*®® ...... _ ^ Radius Grinders COMPLETELY furnished trail-' nished, electrically heated, 15 Hayes hood on deadend street, large ^ _____ . . — . . ■■ " , iJislate of Vivien C. Carpenter, week to start. Rapid advance 81. Olcott Variety Store. “ance “ 859.85, take over pay ate home, gentleman. 649- OCCUPANCY December 16, 4 to goodness family designed aitlon. full basem ent, one acre of Coventry, in sakl Dij«irlct Contour Grinders er, Coventry Lake, $100. month minutes from Pratt t Whitney. Agency, 646-0131. lot with trees, decorated with ment. No experience neces ments of 88. monthly. City Sew 1425. room duplex, 890, 42 F*ioneer family room. 'This time— this NEW elegfance for rich and exclusive UTD Cutter Grinders sary. Call AD 3-9627 or 644- FOR BETTER cleaning, to keep FUUR CLEAN rooms for rent, ly. 742-8476. Call Strout Realty, Hebron 228- MANOTESTER — West SirtA" application of Ella Cad- ing Center, Hartford, 522-0476. Circle. Apply between 7-8 p.m. beauty plus luxury. Fireplaces, home will have all the fea itiation call the R. F. D im ock weif. praying {hat letters of odmln- Id Grinders 0202 for Interview. colors gleaming. Use Blue Lus- adults, 880. call 649-8417. or call Glastonbury, 633-5613. Co 649-5'>45 iMration *Ynay be granted on jtald FTVE ROOM house, heat’ and ______IxivelyOroomOape. halfblS bathrooms, garages. You name tures their other.... homes ~ didn't. ’ ' estate represented inte.state de OD Grinders — ------tre carpet cleaner. Rent elec- Special Warehouse Release Apartments— Fiatfr— 12 STRANT Street — 5 room du utilities furnished. Route 44A, 614 ROOM year ’round water to bus, school, and shopping. It, this house has It. For ap ll you are this family, who is " • ' ceaaed may be provedproved, a.s per ap- Hertlein Drill Grinders PART-TIME gas station atten- trie shampooer 81. The Sher- S-ROOM HOUSEFUL OP CENTRAL — Newly decorated 4 Immaculate pUcalion on file more fully appears. Tenements 53 plex, gsrage, heat, hot water, Coventry. Please call, 742- front cottage on Llywood Dr., Plenty of trees and shrubs, pointment to see call Philbrick looking for the rteare.st thing WINDSOR - Immacuiatr ------Hardners dant, mornings 8-1, experienced win-Willlams Co. room apartment on first floor. AUTO TERRACE ______UNCLAIMED large 60x234 lot. CaU 668-0682. to building your own . . . then «PPMca- Jig Bpre preferred, references neces- adults preferred. Call 643-7467. 6924. Bplton, $150. per month, part- Agency, 649-8464. ..U V ‘ ciRDERED: That .said appllca- LOOKING for anything in real FHreplace. Ideal for couple. we’d like to have you see it. kitenen with natural birch cab- Uon bo beard and determined at Horizontal Boring Grinders sary. See Mr. Sloan, Esso Serv- RICH STONE Free loam, 814 estate rentals — apartments, CENTRAL — Newly decorated Move right In! 890. a month. SINGLE HOUSE for rent, 6 fur S ^ O U S Split, 3 twin Size iSXNCHESTER GREEN - 6 Wolverton Agency. Realtors, inets. dining room and living ‘f Where You're Always OUT FRONT Radial Drills ice Center. Route 83. Vernon. Uve yards. Sand, gravel, stone ^ q OMS iJ^W S homes, multiple dwellings, call 4 room apartment, first floor. 649-1642. nished rooms, central location, T " rooms, rec room, 1^ baths, room Ranch, screened porch. ’ 649-2813. rpom, 12x23 foot paneled fam - December, a .d . at lo o'clock Cylindrical Lapping ------fill, and manure. 643-9504. * ” 1 - ilv room ntfarhed onp-enr «pn- forenoon, and that n public J. D. Realty, 643-5129. Move right in! Call 649-1642. $160. per month. PhUbrick - ANÎOVER - New 3 room Gar- ‘?®®’ "®^'‘ fireplace, garageirage, no base------rr------^ room auacnea one car ga- ^^îce be given of the pendenev of In Spectacular Used Car Values! Miller Planers FOUR ROOMS, first floor, base lot on biiB line ^^NCJHESTILH— New 7 room rage, well landscaped lot. Near said application and the time and i S i E TOEEL3 - Buy .now S f Agency, 649-8464. deij Apartments! nev/ stove and Hutchins ment, treed MANCHESTER — Four room board heat, $75. Call 649-9862. urday from 9 a.m.-12 noon. Ap- Ures, get new wheels free. No ROOMS OP NEW WARE- 149 OAKLAND ST. — 2 room* refrigerator, $90^per month, no e^9-5324. walking distancenee’ to schools, St!St.’ j " Bartholo- new shopping center and walk- t e , . " ! ! .L'lrrrder'enrS"!;^ ALSO OPBNINGa FOR: duplex, clean, apartment size or 348 Center St. Bartholomew’s Parish. Re mew’sIf o Parish o*. « features, 2(4 ce ing distance to new school. A some newspaper having a clrrula- ply General Services, Inc. 40 down payment, 6 months to HOUSE FURNITURE $199 and bath, 865. 643-2426, 9-5. electric stove, parking for two Agency, Real- FOUR FAMILY'Zn Wells St., 4 ramic tiled baths, large porch value beyond compare, $18,700. tlon 1^*®" Di'drirt. and by t'o.-'t- ★ STATION WAGONS ★ duced to, $14,900, immediate TT • ^ ^ ,, ‘ - . - ingIng H copy thoroof on tb(»' public Electricians Oak St., 648-6334. pay. ^^^le's Discount. Station, 7-pc. living room, 3-pc. bed- cars. Adults. Available Decem tort, 646-0469. rooms each completely reno off formal dining room, “pic 643-5332. occupancy, owner, 649-7660. U & R Realty Co., 643-2692, fil&n-pf>st In the Town of Coventn- Tool Room Machinist room, 5-pc. dinette, 15-pc. total. ber 16 or January 1. Call 643- “FREE vated, 3-car garage, no central ______ture book” kitchen with dining Robert D. Murdock, 643-6472. !" ICrTIct. at lea.-i five day. '«S PONTIAC '63 BUICK FUUR ROOM tenement, 132 Bis- Furnished Apartments 63-A boforo (iav of h<‘arlng. Machine Trainees Help Wanted— ^NSTANT CREDIT 1894. Buslness Property heat, T.J. (Drpekett, Realtor, Manchester area and built-ins, good s iz e d ------9-Pass. station 'Wagon Special, 6-Pass. Scrapers ALUMINUM Storm windows, sell St., $70. 643-2426, 9-6. 643-1577. EDMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. Male or Female 37 89.75 each, installed. Any size, NO MONEY DOWN THREE ROOM furnished apart DELIYERJ For Sale 70 LARGE COLONIAL bedrooms, rec room, laundry COLUMBIA LAKE, $12,000, 4 FUUR ROOMS with stove and room, 3 zone heating, 2-car room/Ranch, fireplace, panel- '63 FORD '63 OLDS. DESIONhlH—full-time, to work rust proof, triple action, 3 in 82 WEEKLY FTVE ROOM apartment, sec ment, first floor, heat and hot HENRY ST. — 7 room home, 8 room Colonial in choice ond floor, completely remod refrigerator, $110. Six rooms, MANCHESTER—New ail brick garage, well landscaped lot, ing, cellar, new furnace. Country Sedan, 6-Pa.ss. “ 88” 9-Pass, with Air Cond. Good Starting Pay Plus in flower shop. Apply in per serts, full tilt, guaranteed. Call DISCOUNT FURNITURE water, parking, near buses. ARTHUR DRUR kitchen beautifully remodeled residential area. This fine eled and redecorated, new 3 bedroon^ $130. Heat and hot 4-famlly. apartment, 4 spacious situated in top location and Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Many Employe Benefits son before 5 p.m. Krause Flor 289-8607, dealer. WAREHOUSE 8125. Wesley Smith, Real EJs- with all bullt-lns, dining room, home has 2 full baths, 4 range, refrigerator and dispos water furmshed. Two children roonis each, one block from priced in mid 20's. Elsie Meyer 5324. Selma Nejo;roes '60. PLYMOUTH '64 CHEV. ist, 621 Hartford Rd. 3580 Main St., H vrtford tate Agency, 643-1567. large living room, with beamed bedrooms and a 2 car ga TAKE SOIL away the Blue Lus al, $125. 649-4817. welcome. Spacious back yard Main St., quality built by Ros- Agency, Realtor, 649-5524. Val. 100 Blsc. 4-Dr. APPLY In Back of ceiling and fireplace, 3 bed rage. Added to this for in VERNON—Opportunity knocks. MALE OR F'EMALE for meat tre way from carpets and up for children to play. Call 875- setto. A wise investment for Called ‘Upset’ Old Fuller Brush Building rooms, and den or 4th bedroom, come, Is a 3 room Ranch. Desirable location, 6 room al counter work, part-time, some holstery. Rent electric sham THREE ROOM apartment — 7362. the shrewd buyer. Hayes MANOHESTER — Modern Personnel Department 522-7249 1% baths', front and rear porch, $23,900 for both. Mr. Gor uminum sided Colonial, with other duties. Charter Oak Food pooer 81. Paul’s Paint & Wall 474 Main St. second floor, $8f$. Agency, 646-0131. Cape, 4 down, 2 unfinished up, After Acquittal Comer New Park and Heat, hot water. Call 643- 2 car garage, $23,500. Philbrick don, 649-5306. 5(4 acres, 2 extra building lots. Store, 643-7894. paper Supply. OPEN MON.- SAT. 9—9 FIVE ROOM, second floor, sun- garage, basement recreation ’65 OLDS. Delta CaCCA Oakwood Aves. 2426, from 9-5. porch, stove, refrigerator, Agency, 649-8464. room, nice central neighbor- Hayes Agency, 648-0131. (Continued from Page One) ’64 OLDS. D-88 Hoi. Sedan West Hartford Houses For Sale 72 88 Hoi, Sedan, with Air S47AE FUR JACKET — mouton, ex EVERYTHINGUl T UAh A AAAAX^VJ In111 sterilizedOLCllll^CU re-1C* ------■ fenced yard, immediate occu WANTED BARROWS & WALLACE ONE BLOCK from Main St., es Manchester Parkade - Excellent neighboT- '^^ther, -WiUiajn Stanley Hog- Conditioning '^ / L l9 9 cellent condition, small size, conditioned used furniture and ROOMS, heat, hot water, pancy, $110. Phone 649-8671. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful ’65 OLDS. D-88 C 4|A C - - - stove, refrigerator, parking. MAN TO WORK IN tablished neighborhood, 7(4 Manohester 649-5306 hood, 3 bedroom Ranch, 2 full *’'®' ® sa'^sman. ^ ’63 OLDS. D-88 C 4A A C An Equal Opportunity 826. '.One club chair, custom aj. iliances, high quality — low Ranch, large living room, for Hoi. Sedan '^wIDD Completely redecorated, $12u. rooms, 1(4 baths, 2 car garage, Open 8 :3 0 -9 Dally RAISED RANCH, 3 bedrooms, baths, garage, enclosed porch. Spectators in the crowded Hoi. Coupe '* 4 U 9 9 Employer made slip cover, 820; lamps, prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 SIX ROOM FUAT, first floor, mal dining room, cabinet 16 Forest St., off Main St. 646- ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT top condition, $16,900. Hayes 8 :3 0 -6 Sat. A Sun. AA Zone, 38 Dartmouth Rd. rec room, only $18,500. Hayes wood-paneled courtroom glassware and many other South Street, Rockville. 876- 0090, 643-0000. vicinity Manchester High kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea ’64 OLDS. Jet Star COCAC ’62 CHEV. Bel Air t f AAC Agency, 646-0131. Call 6-8 p.m. only for appoint Agency,■ 646-0131.------clapped hands and shouted 4-Dr. Sedan ''I 1 5 K I items, 643-8607. 2174. Open 9-8. School, available Immediately, MUST BE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE tion------room,. ____ landscaped------yard.------MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, 88 Hoi. Coupe. Comptometer WE HAVE customers waiting $115. Call 643-0007. ment. 649-2167. when the trial jury returned the Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, PORTER ST. area, Immaculate kitchen, walk-out base------^------BOLTON - $10,900 will buy this three verdicts - one for each ’64 OLDS. F-S5 C e a A g STATION Attendants, part-time. CHRIS'TMAS Decorations, net SEIWING MACHINE — Singer, for the rental of your apart SELLING EXPERIENCE HELPFUL ’64 COMET Caliente 4-Dr. sedan. ^ lO w w $19.95. Zig Zag sewing ma 643-5953. Colonial Cape, 6 rooms, center ment, wall to wall carpeting, FOUR FAMILY, (4,4,4,4, and 2 older home with new heating defendant Call 649-5321. trees, soldier banks. Call 643 ment or home. J. D. Realty, REAL BARGAIN — very pri convenientlv locnfert sitkao i______.__ ^ .. . “ 4-Dr. Sedan $ | 0 0 J Operators foyer, 1(4 baths, secluded yard, conveniently located, $17,500. extra) central location, one '64 BUICK Riviera Coupe 9290 or 649-3162. chines from $49,95. Terms ar 643-5129. vate, new luxurious 6 room APPLY IN PERSON SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 system and new well and five the suggesrtion of defense ORDERLJES needed for second near burf, shopping. Hutchins Robert Lewis Realty, 457 furnace, storm windows, $24,- with air $40AC ranged. I l l Center St., or call apartment, stove, refrigerator, bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72-,«151. acres of good land (part attorney Joseph T. Pilcher, the Mjd third shift. Full-time posi LIFE SIZE Santas for sale, 289-8607. THREE ROOM apartment, liv Agency, 649-5324. Main St., East Hartford, 528- 500. Owner, 643-0826. '64 OLDS. D-88 C4AAC conditioning. '®C09w FOR dishwasher, disposal, garage, SEE MR. THORP, ADVT. DIRECTOR Manon E. Robertson, Realtor. 2132, 233-6385. cleared). An additional nine jubilant defendants stood silent tions, 40 hour week. Fringe made of weatherproof mate ing room, kitchen, bedroom Hoi. .sedan '' a U9D heat, hot water, partly fur 443-5953. acres adjoining this property is when newsmen asked them for •64 VOLKSWAGEN 2-Dr. benefits. Call 643-1141, Mrs. rial. Call 528-4516. WHITE Porcelain oil and gas and bath, electric range, re MANCHESTER — 1963 Flench ;------nished. Worth $300. — will rent iianrI|?HtFr iEwptttn^ with 2-car garage, .kitchen *'*ANCHESTER — Seven room Lots r or Sale 73 available If you want more comment. But they posed for sedan, radio, C f AAC Sterud, for an appointment. An Full-Time Days combination stove, less oil frigerator, heat and hot water, ’64 OLDS. 98 C4CAE TWO LARGE "wonder" horses, SPRING STREET — A custom with complete built-ins, family *19.900, 2 full baths, t>o w f r ast ve^ picture frames, old coins, amic bath, fireplace, ready for ming pool. Lappen Agency, 649- treed lot, built-ins, dishwash- BOLTON — South Kd. Six room jury, and government attorneys lane 2-br. ^ iS lP ’61 CHEVROLET Impala occupancy. Wesley R. Smith Hartford. ^ ROOMS, second floor, call OPEN 5261, 649-6140. MANCHESTER — Ranch. 8 er, fireplace, 1(4 baths, car- Ranch, nicely landscaped % apparently waited for tlie out- ’60 PLY.MOUTH Valiant Agency, 643-1567. Hardtop. 51095 Diamonds— W atcher- watches, old Jewelry, hobby 549.5082 rooms, 3 bedrooms, handy t o port, convenient location, ex- acre, fireplace, storms, come of the trial in state court Station wagon $000 Jewelry 48 collections, paintings, attic con DUTCH COLONIAL — consist bus. shopping, schools, etc., ex cellent neighborhood. Hanley screens, excellent condition, before proceeding further with ’61 RAMBLER ing of 7 rooms, and 1(4 baths. MACHINE OPERATORS tents or whole estates. Furni- 5\«— FIRST FLOOR, 7 rooms, fire tomed crafted with the grace Cape, central location, 1(4 ’62 OLDS. 98 Holiday BURR MEN sales. Work evenings and Sat ’61 CHEVROLET Park- Bray, 737 Main Street S’ ate BOOM with kitchen privilegjs. place, garage, immaculate, Hublard Dr., Vernon—New baths, flreplaced living room, •sedan. Air $ | 4 Q C urdays. Earn, $3 to $4 an hour. and beauty of Colonial days of OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. wood Station CQAC Theater Buildine central location. Mrs. Dorcey, tender loving tenants, $140. J. S bedroom ranch featuring formal dining room. Bel Air conditioning. IA 9 «I For general machining, 7 Call 628-6686 or 644-0202. old. Central chimney with 2 Wagon '*099 ------14 Arch St. D. Realty Oo., 643-5129. SUNDAY 2 - 5 P. M. charm, location and con Real Estate, 643-9332. a.m.-5;30 p.m. full Ume fireplaces, wood shingled gam ’61 CHEVROLET Bel Air venience. Quality construc only. Apply in person. Situations Wanted—^ brel roof and small pane wind 2-Dr. Stand ’61 MERCURY Monterey Florists— Nurseries 49 tion. Priced to sell at $20,- MANCHESTER — $3,100 as 5795 Female 38 ows. Screened porch overlooks ard trans. Convertible $ 7 0 0 600. beautiful landscaped yard, lo sumes mortgage on this spa CHRISTMAS TREES—Native Another Damato Apartment cious 6 room Colonial, garage ’59 PONTIAC OBonneville CLEANING by the day, Man cated in one of Maqchester’s G.T.K. CORP. Spruce. Pick your tree and and porch, quiet street, excel 4-Door ’63 OLDS. 88 C ifiA E chester area. Call anytime 643- best neighborhoods, priced in have it cut fresh. Lot in Tol Oak Street — Here’s ’ a lent- area. Hayes Agency, 646- Hardtop. 5395 Convertible. * 10 9 9 6T8 Tolland St., Bast Hartford 0615. the mid 30's. Philbrick Agency, land on Kozley Rd. Will be Designed With You In Mind dandy 2 family home in a 0181. open Sunday, Dec. 12 and Dec. Nutmeg Homes fine downtown location. 649-8464. NURSING position wanted, 5 19 from 11 a.m. till dark. Take PORTER ST. area,^Colonial, 7 days a week, for elderly or Excellent Income producer. MACHINIST — AU around en«r- Peter Green Rd. off Rt. 74, BANK APPRAISED 6 room rooms, fireplace, 1(4 baths, convalescent paUent. Good ref Only $18,300. geitlc person willing to learn follow signs. VERNON Cape in desirableBowers jalousie porch, garage, all this "For The Fussy erences. 643-6138. short run die making, two re School area, fireplace, full on an extra large wooded lot. ---- CHRISTMAS TREES! Cut quired, apply 234 Hartford Rd., 295 BIDWELL ST. MANCHESTER Cobum Road — Take ad basement, city utilities, nicely Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- Convertible Buyer" your own. Bring the family to vantage of this fine offer landscaped lot with shade Manchester. WOMAN would like to babysit, Open For Inspection 0469. the Stanley Tree Farm, Long now. Owner transferred. trees. Call owner after 6:30 • ’65 Oldsmobile Starfire Convertible. fuU or part-time. 649-0843. Hill Rd., Andover. Open 9 a.m. SUNDAY — NOON TO DARK Stately 6 room ' Colonial p.m. 649-8696. WANTED — Cook’s helper, 40 Unique Colonial styled building, quality built by Damato, in a lovely coun MANCHESTER — Six room • ’65 Oldmobile Ninety-Eight Convertible hour week. Dietary Dept., to 4 p.m;, Dec. 11, 12 and 18- with 1(4 baths, 2 car ga Dutch Colonial, plus porches Manchester Memorial Hospl- IRONING DONE In my home, 23, otherwise by appointment Featuring try setting. These are not to be confused with the average run of the mill rage. A sensible price tag MANCHESTER — Near Porter and garage, excellent condition • ’65 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Convertible, With tal. Apply in person to Mr. OaU anytime 643-0427. call 742-6438. Large selection o t $21,900. Street School. 4-bedroom split an*’ location, full price $18,700. air conditioning. Gaudet. An equal opportunity ______of White Spruce, Norwa/s and apartments. They are completely sound proofed and finished with the high- level, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 2-car ga <3all Mitten'Realty, 643-6930; employer. EXPERIENCED woman with Douglas Fir from $2.50 up. Al The rage, den. and Florida room • ’64 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Convertible. ■—— ______college education will tend pre so pine branches and cones for ■ est quality and best workmanship available. Three spacious rooms with a To see these and many have parquet floors, large patio 60 FRUIT TREES surround this decoration. other fine listings call • ’64 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight Convertible. school children. Call 643-0609. full ceramic tiled bath (with vanity), G-E stove and refrigerator, disposall, with awnings, completely air- 6-room Ranch, with 2-car ga- either of our two offices conditioned, beautiful lot. For rage. Excellent financing. Call Start the New Year Right today, • ’63 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Convertible. Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 Fuel and Feed 49-A NUTMEGGER RANCH custom birch cabineted kitchen, individual storage rooms in basement* and further information call the R. Helen Palmer, 649-3$77. J. D. F. Dimock Co., 649-6246. Realty Co., 643-5129. ASSISTANT PARTS FIREPLACE Wood, $20 a load, free parking at door are but a few of the features found here. All this and MANAGER FTIEE — Half ,Siamese"kittens. $12 a half load. 742-6216 or 742- JARVIS REALTY CO. 1965 CHEVROLET IM PA LA CONVERTIBLE Call 649-7606. 6830. much more for only $125 monthly. 643-1121 649-1200 Radio, Heater, Automatic, Power Steering and Many Ex Good Opportunity n s , 3 0 0 tras. Low Mileage — One Owner. Better Pay 875-0625 Open For Inspection THAYER ROAD— MANCHESTER 46i/o Ft. X 26 Ft., Over 1200 Sq. Ft. Best Benefits M ORTGAGE 3 Bedrooms Complete With Attached Garage Saturday Afternoon, 2 to 5 BEAUTIFUL 7,-ROOM COI/)NIAL. Large family room, two fireplaces, 2y^ NEED • Built In Oven and Range • Range Hood TWO - FAMILY flat, 5 rooms 1964 AUSTIN HEALEY MARK III Investigate Now for 1866 baths,'built-ins, plastered walls, full attic, full insulation. City utilities, 2-car • Ceramic Tile Baths • Dishwasher each 'With 3 bedrooms, prime Sunday Afternoon, I to S garage, large lot. You’ll fall in love with it! See FRESD FTUUS • Hatchway • Center Hall Entrance east side location. Wesley R. Canvtitibla.; .$2395 RAYMOND and LOUIS C. DAMATO Smith Agency, 643-156'i, • Disposal • City Sewers FOR SALE OR RENT GEM CHEVROLET piREOTONS: Route 80 to West S t, Vernon, West S t BUILDERS AND OWNERS SPACIOUS Custom built all Come See It!•-•Move In By Christmas! 1132 Main St., Willlmantic MONEYS M Ridgewood Drive (across from Armory) to Eastvew brick 6 room house, 2 ctramlb LAKEWOOD CIRCLE SOUTH unve* baths, dining room, double Top of HiU — On North Side of Street Phone 649-5203 brick garage, plenty of stor- HOW TO GET THERE: Take Spring Sales. By Rontals by ê, acre, gardens, trees. WANTED — Full-time pot . NEW BEAUTIFUL HOME Street to Dartmouth Road. Thayer Road ' washer, 40 hour week, Dietary Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. is first left off Dartmouth Road. department, Manchester Me MODERN SAVINGS BANK COUI-WAGNER NHW 8 ROOM~Ranch — flre- Built on a wooded lo t This la a prestige locatioq. morial Hoepital. Apply in-per The Hayes Agency, Inc. You must see this to appreciate it! MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES REALTY GAS placed living room, formal din son to Mr. G&udet. An ROUTE SO — ROCKVILLB ' ing room. 2 full baths, large CHARLES LESPERANCE Selling and Servicing OM*mo bile* for Over SO Year* ■ opportuntty employer. OF MANCHESTER - t 643-9088 — 876-3396 HEAT PHONE 64S-0131 lot, in very desirable nelgdibor- 643.IQ38 522-6632 2 WEST CENTER ST. 643-2411 0 BBH fcood., PhUbrick Agenqy, M9* 649-7620 OPEN TODAY TILL 6 P.M. ’sr 'T’ s’s^'WVfV’sir' ' m m

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Woman’e Benefit Aasodatlon Guard C9ub will have its Christ* ■.-J. About Town Town Choir mas party Thursday at 6:30 p.m. nw Hartford Branch of the at the Bolton Lake^Hotel. Reser- Connecticut. Aasoclation of ^ In* ^ vatlons close Tueây and may Sings Work ■: Business^ Bodies : dusM alNi^s>«mihave«Jota^ be made with Mrs. Raymond d lM er-m ee^ ,^th the Hart- Gamble. 4«1 ^ydall St. ford Industrial Safety Council ___ S. By Almond Alfred J. Spain and Robert OT Wednây at 7:15 p.m. at Parents Without partners will H. Starkel have recently been A work by a Manchester children’s Christmas appointed co - managers at M T P“rty Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at composer wrill be performed at a concert featuring works of Breck, McNelsh and Nagle, Inc., v?n Asy>"*« HIU Oonpregatlonal •nces while at the Mellan Hos- oi < a ...i__ a .. _a students- at H artt College of at 629 Main St. pltal, HalU. ^ •’ ____ ford. Members children should Music of the University of Spain is a graduate of Man Hartford on Tuesday at 8:30 chester High School, attended A AI. ^ t. A. A A. /*** registered with Ralph Schu- Any Catholic Cub ScoutJiav- nien, Eleanor pi., Vernon. The p.m. in Millard Auditorium at tag attained the rank of Bear g-ôup will meet Wednesday at the college. Cub Scout, who regularly re ‘"Three M otets"'by David L. 7:30 p.m. at the church. Prob Almond, organist at Concordia ceives religious instructions, is lems of young children and teen eligible to work for the Par- Lutheran Church, will be sung agers will be discussed. A coffee vuli Del Award, a Catholic by the church choir. He will time will precede the meeting. award for young boys in scout conduct the group. ing. All Interested cubs will "The Three Motets’’ were Dr. John Basile and Dr. meet Monday at 7 p.m. at St. Koen's photo written fOr and dedicated to the Jam es’ School. ' Douglas Roberts Jr. of the Concordia Choir and the con ____ Neurosurgery and Radioisotope Gets Air Medals gregation it serves. The first Department of the Manchester motet is a setting of the 17th Collîon caters for gitts Memorial Hospital are co-auth- Capt. Nelson J. Sprague, son century Swedish hymn, "Der going to Mansfield State Tram- ors of a paper entitled "Brain of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Sprague tag School and Hospital are scans and Other Correlative of 24 Moore St., recently manger skal komme fra ost og East Side Rec, West Side Rec, Tests." Dr. Basiie is presenting awarded two air medals for his fra vest" (Full many shall come community Y, ’Town Fire De- the paper in Miian Italy where record while stasta- from the East and the W est).” partment House No. I , Pine St. he* is the visiting neurosurgeon ® P'*°‘ Viet The texit is based on Christ’s and Hartford Rd., and Hose at the Neurologic Institute from reference to the Heavenly feast Co. 3. Spruce St.; Police Station. Dec. 5 through 11. He received the Air Medal in Matthew 8:11 and 12. , V Mary Cheney and 'Whlton Li- ____ _ with one Oak Leaf Cluster and The second and third motets braries and Eighth District The Polish American Club the Air Force Commendation are settings of scriptural texts. Firehouse, Main and Hilliard will meet and elect new of Medal. Presentations were made Verses 1 and 12 of psalm 33 Sts. ’Those wishing to donate ficers tomorrow, 1 p.m., at 106 by Lt. Ool. Charles R. Fitch, constitute the text of the sec commander of 3300th Support ond motet, "Rejoice in the Lord, gifts are reminded to deposit OWnton St. Robert H. Starkel them at any of the centers by Squadron. O ye righteous." The final motet next Wednesday. In the report last night of Capt. Sprague, who was as is titled “The Great Commis the U.S. Merchant Marine the W. Middle Tpke. accident signed to the 3300th Support sion." It is a setting of the Academy in N.Y., and Cham Donald Dpherty, manager of Wednesday involving oars driv Squadron as a .staff pilot assign words of Christ at His ascension plain College in N.Y. He is a the Better Bu-slness Bureau of en by Henry J, Lafko and How ed to flight operations, distin as found in Matthew 28: 19 and member of the Elks and the Greater Hartford, will be a ard Ericksen, The HeraJd mis- guished himself while serving 2 0 . Exchange Club in Rockville, guest speaker at a meeting of Ukenly said Helen Ericksen as an aircraft commander on a Other compositions in the and is a member of the Grange the Manchester Rotary Club on was a passenger in the Lafko T39 Sabreliner. He served in program include a composite in Wapplng. Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the car. She is the wife of Howard Viet Nam from January through a “Kyrie" by Warren Starkel, who lives at 40 Manchester Country Club, His Ericksen. July of this year. Pinckney, "Gloria” by Michael Cambridge St., is a graduate topic will be "Why a Better Capt. Spragfue’s citation read C. Anyzewski, "Sanctus" by Business Bureau?’’ Polish Women’s Ajillance, in' part: ‘‘During this period, Stephen Duclos, “Agnus Dei” Group 518, will meet Sunday, the airmanship and courage ex by Chester Swiatkowski and Loyal Circle of Kings Daugh Dec. 19, at 4 p.m. at 77 North hibited by Capt. Sprague in the "Ite Missa E st" by Andrew ters will meet Monday at 6:30 St. instead of tomorrow. succe.ssful accomplishments of Anweiler. A male chorus will for potluck and a gift exchange these important operational sup conclude the offering with a at the Robbins Room of Center Frien^'or, with sopho- is thin, rotating wings of 100 Anthony DeSimone of 200 were purchased by the sellers, men or women...... lodge of Ce^tor Springs Park ’""'■e / aiM s Booska coming in ADDITION PLANNED feet plus, made of expanded Oak St, this month marks his Mr. and Mrs. Burr Carlson, for Santa Claus wiVbf'fLtwed ^ ^37,000 addition is being plastic, are considered.-. The 25th year with Pratt & Whitney $260,000 in May of this year, at the workshop, which is c o S s " n L "Lm ^s Sultol" rotors would be driven by small Aircraft. He is a tool expediter ducted hv the or,s fenlor, -raomas Sutton, junior. Restaurant J . D. Real Estate Oo. negotiated ducted by the Recreation and Norbei-t Fmiqpf ^ sta u ra n t on Tolland Tpke. rockets at their tips, since there at the plant. the sale. Park DepartoentDenartmpnt with wUh co-spon------sophomore; Michael andChoman, TThe addition freshman. vill raise the seat- is raise no oxygen the seat on Mars. ing capacity from 100 to 150, Trce^ William Meyers, a freshman Pioneer Aerodynamics Sys- ■ merce. CWidren accompanied drawing. and in it will also be femnd ad NEW STORAGE BUILDING terns, ,lnc., 168 Foster St., has BOTH by an adult, will be able to visit ^ ______ditional kitchen facilities. M & P Enterprises, Tolland been awarded a .defense con him from 1 to 5 today and to The restaurant has noted Tpke., buiddens of apartments tract by the U.S. Army Avia- CENTER FAIRWAY. morrow and from 4 to 5:30 and over 50 uper cent increase in 6 to 8 p.m. on weekdays. Santa Tasting Supper business since the opening of MOTOR SALES ' / ■\ .> STORES will -be at his workshop until the Berlin Tpke. bypass. Ve Dec. 19 when it closes. Slated by Club hicles that once stopped on the HIGH VALUE The workshop, which has ___ , _ , . . . TROOP 3 B. S. A. been decorated by members of " " “. r LOW PRICED the Recreation and Park De- T Come in and share partment, is accented by a large CHRISTMAS TREES backdrop of toys donated for® 6:30 p.m. at Concordia Luther- the friendly S-A-L-E! an Church, 40 Pitkin St. the purpose by merchants of the FRESH CUT BALSAM ' Chamber of Commerce. Santa’s The program will include Holiday Spirit elves will also be on duty to add seven members of the Manches 61 FORD ter Civic Orchestra presenting a at ESSO SERVICE STATION to the work.shop’s atmosphere. j Galaxie 4-Door Sedan. The workshop is open to variety of musical selections. Mrs. Frank Conway is in Hallmark Pharmacy MANCHESTER GREEN I V-8, automatic, Manchester residents and their (Ne.vt to Stop & Shop) radio, heater. charge of arrangements. $750 children. 349-2861 COR. WOODBRIDGE ST. & E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Santa’s mailboxes will be sit- Co-chairmen of hostesses are PROMPT DELIVERY uated in two locations this year. vin;ent I ^ m '/ T i '/ One. is presently located to the Schneble. 61 CHEVROLET south of Mary Cheney Library . are reminded that a Bel Air 2-Door. 6-cylinder, FAIRWAY while andther is proposed proLsed f^for f°natton for the Norwich Can- automatic, radio, teen Fund will be taken. the lodge at Center Springs heater. $950 Park. Children mailing letters ------S to Santa in these boxes will re ceive a reply from him. The Studeuts Back ^ B i A N T S 60 FORD post office will be also forward letters It receives to Santa. Both Questious fc Galaxie 2-Door. V-8, auto For The Holiday matic, radio, CCCA Bennet Junior High School jjg I heater. ; students overwhelmingly en- Liquor Outlets dorsed both proposals of the new ® state constitution referendum in POINSEHIAS Opeu ou Tuesday a mock election yesterday. Over ^ 59 CHEVROLET 76 TOr cent of the student body And Up Impala Convertible, V-8, Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, participated in the voting which automatic, radio, in answer to several inquiries, conducted through the so- heater. $495 cial studies classbs. said yesterday that all liquor m CYCLAMEN PLANTS $1.50 up ^ . The students voted 622 to 164 utlets will be permitted to stay jn favor of adopting the new ^ CHRISTMAS CACTUS 50e up open on Tuesday, election day. constitution (iVoposal 1) and 663 59 CHEVROLET He explained that the day Is to 124 in favor of the eminent ^ WREATHS AND SPRAYS I station Wagon. Newly I not designated as a state elec- domain section (proposal 2). I overhauled engtab. tion but ia called a special town Much of the social study class $1.00 and up meeting. ^ time during the week had been The polls will be open from devoted to examination and dls- S CEMETERY b a s k e t s 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. to permit elec- cussion of the two proposals. g f CONTAINERS 59 OLDSMOBILE tors to vote on two p r o p o s a l s , ------— ^ ‘ $2.50 and up the constitution revision pack PLANE, TRUCK CRASH 2.-Door 88. V-8, auto-1 age,- and the eminent domain NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — 1 matic, power question. A light plane collided with a steering. $395 truck on Interstate 40 east LAUREL BALSAM PRINCESS PINE of Nashville Friday. ROPING ROPING Drive by Sunday and lookl The single-engine plane made ROPING I then] over. Monday we’ll [ the forced landing because of I be here to sell yon one. Yd. 35c PIZZA RAYS engine troubles. Pilot Larry Yd. 50c Yd. 75c Roberge, a Nashville salesman, Many, Many More Robert Fitzgerald PIZZA and the unidentified truck driv To Choose From er were uninjured, police said. Prle^ from $50. ^ Of Manchester Has Now GIANT GRINDERS Large Assortment • No Down Paymenti lO-Mln. Service On All Calls Of Cut Flowers Joined The Sales Force At o Easy Terms, Too OPEN OPEN SUNDAYS McCONVILLE THURS.. FRI., SAT. 8 A.M. t . 8 P.M. OMENHOUSES r GETTER TED TRUDON. Inc. See Our Fine Stock Of 2 - It 14. SUN. 4 . 10 S02 WOODBRIDGE STREET— 643-5947 PINE PHARMACY CHRISTMAS TREES MOTOR SALES GUjOsed Mon., Tum., Wed. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS 664 Center St • 649-9814 1461 M ^ St o 648-16011 J • 3'

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1 ^ - Sammy Davis— Mr. Talent CrQSS-Eved Lioil tt Star A t the ageaee of 1%, I t i. SammySammv 3." In television, Sammyaanrmv has^hse - I>avls Jr. toddled onto a vaude starred in several of hie own By CYNTHIA LOWRY ville stage In Columbus, Ohio, specials as wefll as having been NEW YORK (AP) — Ivaa to see why his mother and a gruei't on many of the top father were eliciting cheers and TV shows—both dramatic and Tors, the producer \^ho convert applause from the audience. His variety. ed a dolphin named Susy into a Impromptu walk-on all but 'Today, Sammy is still a man Television star named Flipper, fouled up his parents’ routine of many hats. He is ourrently is hoping to do the same for a but it brought the house down. starring on BroewKvay in “Gkidd- Sammy Davis Jr. had gotten en Boy,” records for Reprise cross-eyed lion named Clarence. his first ovation and liked it. A Records, Is starring in a fCim, On^Jan. 11, Tors’ newest ser new showbuslness personality "A Man Called Adam” is the ies, “ Daktari,” will take over was bom then and there. author of the best seller “Yes the Tuesday night hour occupied From childhdod, Sammy has I Can,” is working on his new by "Rawhide,” and its star will been part of the Will Mastln television series, and Is the star be a full-grown big cat with eye Trio (Will Mastin, Sammy’s of at least two benefits a week.- trouble. father and Sammy). They tour- For his philanthropic work. Tors’ “ F ipper” and now ed ail over the U.S. playing the Sammy has received many "Daktari” both grew out of a country’s vaudeville circuits un awards and citations. Among Television series Tors put to til Sammy was inducted into them ai'e; The Anti Defamation. gether 10 years ago called the Army in 1943. ’There, he League Achievement Award; “ Science Fiction Theatre.” was assigned to special serv Stage Father of the Year That started Tors’ interest in ices and put to work producing -Vvrard; Honorary Colonel, animals, and he foimd that by camp shows, many of which he USAF-4082 Strategic Wing, Lab giving tranquilizers to wild ani wrote and directed himself. rador; Honorary Citizen of New; mals for a three-week period, he A t the war’s end, Sammy re Rochelle; Israeli Cultural was able to gain their confi- turned to the Will Maston ’Trio. Aw-ard; Citation — The Long dence and get them accustomed Vaudeville was dead but the Island Defamation League; Is to his presence. nightclub business was boom raeli Bond Division of B’nal B’- “ When we took them — or ing. As their fame became rlth — Man of the Year; Alpha most of them — off the drug, more wide:3pread, they were Cosmetologist — Humanitarian they knew us and accepted us,” booked on nation-wide ’TV Award; The Bernard BarucK he said. shows. ■* School of CCNY; Page One This led him to part owner At about that same time, Award; and The Negro Book ship of an animal farm near Los Sammy s o:ed with his first hit Club — Entertainer of the Year. Angeles which now contains record. "Hey There.” Other sub Sammy Davis is married to many animals — 30 lions, 6 ti sequent recordings, "Beoause of movie actress, Mai Britt. The gers, 7 elephants, >leopard.s and You,’ in which he did impres-^ Davises have three children and a black panther among them. sions of famous personalities, reside in New York City. They are frequently used in mo “That Old Black Magic” and tion picture work. Clarence, the ‘T oo Close for Comfort,” were soon-to-be Television star, was also big on the charts. one of six cubs the farm bought Having conquered two med MHS Singers from a zoo. iums (nightclubs and record ■''We had the top eye specialist ings) Scmmy turned to Broad On Channel 3 from the University of Califor way as the star of “Mr. Won nia at Los Angeles take a look derful." He singlehandedly Christmas Show at his eyes,” he said, "but he made the show a box office lure The Round Table Singers of The Three Kings, bearing gifts for the ngw-born found that the cub was too old to for 13 months, despite mixed Manchester High School will be helped by an operation. Clar Christ, stop at the home of Amahl and'his mother. notices. perform Christmas Day on ence doesn’t see very well, but Next came motion pictures. Frank Atwood's "RFD 3” pro “ Amahl and the Night Visitors” will be seen Sun he is a wonderful animal with a Hits first role was opposite gram on Channel 3. Sandy Bet day afternoon at 3:30 in color on NBC. good disposition. ’ Earbha Kitt in "Anna Lucasta.” tencourt, an art student at MHS TTiis was followed by the cov has drawn lliustrations which eted role of Sportin' Life in will be used as background for '“ Porgy and Bess.” Then came the telecast. The half-hour pro ^Hopeful ’ Holiday for GIs “Oceans 11” and “ Sergeants gram begins at 12:30 p.m. “I've spent 11 years with the be bewildered, but his face Bob Hope group at Christmas,” \wuld light up. He'd say, ‘Bob said actor - comedian Peter ifope!’ as if he couidn’t believe it.” Leeds, “and this year will make “ It’s been hard on our fami 12. In many ways, last year lies,” Leeds said, sighing, "es was the most affecting. I don’t pecially wh6n we'd say goodbye think I’ll ever forget Christmas at the airport. They keep our Eve. 1964. presents under a tree until the “We had landed at Viet Nam 30th of December. that day and. since we weren't Next week, Hope and his going to have the regular “ Family” will leave for his 14th Christmas Eve party. Bob, annual Christmas visit to U.S, Jerry Colons, Les Brown and 1 forces stationed overseas. The were invited to Ambassador 12-day tour of the Orient will Taylor’s house for cocktails. include shows in Viet Nam Bob was gracious, and pleased, combat zones. of course, but he was edgy. He wanted to get to the hospital to visit the soldiers. Although The National Geographic they didn’t know he was com Maganize has asked Hugh O’ ing he wanted to be with them. Brian to write an article — his "The Army had been very impressions of Dr. Albert careful abput publicity because Schweitzer, with whom he lived of the danger to the troupe . . . for six days in 1959. but the GLs knew by the grape- yine that Bob Hope was com ing sometime.” “The four of us went from floor to floor, from ward to I ward, and I tell you, walking behind this man Bob Hope and seeing the look on the faces of those young kids was almost _ more than you could bear. It ELECTRONICS was like Santa Claus suddenly appearing in the flesh. Oh, I lABORATORIES know we get roars of approval from all our overseas audi ences. Every joke meets with I 277 BROAD the kind of response that’s a Christmas present in' itself. But ALL NEW this hospital thing was even more special. “ When we got to the. top 1965 floor we had'reached the sec tion with the operating rooms, and the doctors gave Bob spe EM - AM cial permission to go right in to surgery. It bothered me, but RADIOS Marley’s ghost interrutits a meal of gruel for Ebenezep Scrooge, portrayed by Bob never stopped. He would stl

—J PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATtiRDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1965 PAGE THREE / SATURDAY JO PROGRAM Mornine MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM Ttmo Channel (18) Scope guest star. (C) T im e Channel Challenges Noelle and Christian, his moth, T im e Channel (80) Superman with her daughter becomes ap» U;(H) CD 9ky KInff (20) The Unexpected (2 Best Seller (40) Dennis the Menace (22-30) The First Look at (22) Film 9:00 (22-30) Saturday Night at tiie (40) Dennis the M enace along with the Osmond Bros, (20-40) Ben Casey 6:00 (8) News and Weather fn lovo with a young ItallaxL Mrusiiroincnts 5:00 (8-2(M0) Wide World of Sports M ovies III. 5:60 (22) Three Sto«8P® and the Goodtime Singers, join (22) At Home with Kitty (18) Life of Riley (C) Using a supcmiarket a« home National ”100” Dirt Track Au “The Bells Are Ringing,” Judy ( Monday — Friday) (20-40) B en C asey 6:00 (8) N.nvH and Weather him in a special Christmas (JFEDff, Channel 24) (30) Bachelor Father (20) Big Picture (8-20-40) F Troop base, program regulars Oscar tomobile Championship, Sacra Holliday and Dean Martin, (22) At Home With Kitty (13) Life of Riley . program. (C) 1:30 (S) As the World Tams (22) Bocky and His Friends 9:30 (3) Petticoat Junction (0) Brand. Neil Jones, Jackie mento, Calif.: National Invi Fred Clark, others. A tele (30) Bachelor Father (?2) Uoekv and Ills Friends <8-20-40) A M an Called Shenan (22-30) Let's Make a Deal (0) (30) Whlrlybirds (8-20-40) Peyton Place Washington and Sally Sheffield tational Pocket Billiards Clas phone answering service oper T im e Channel ^ 1:30 (S) As the World Turns (30) iVhiriyhirds doah SUNDAY 1:55 (22-30) N ew s (40) News at Six 10:00 (3) CBS News Special mea.Mure everything — from sic, Las Vegas, Nev. ator falls in love, sight unseen 6:20 (3) Sign On and Prayer (22-30) Let's Make a Deal <0) (40) News at Si.x 9:80 (3) H azel (O) P.M. 2:00 (8) Password (3) S^rts, News and Weather (8-20-40) The Fugitive soup to nuts and tell how meas (18) Your Neighbor—the World with one of the service’s 6:26 (3) Town Crier 1:55 (22^30) N ew s 6:05 (3) Sports News and Weather (8-20-40) Peyton Place 3:00 The Creative Person (22-30) Days of Our Lives n- Odilon Redon <^2(M0) The Nurses (8) Peter Jennings News W eather (H-20) Hugs Kunny Tonic ships at Orange, Mass. (Note: (20-40) Hollywood Palace (22-30) Today Show (C) (20-40) A Time For Us 6:30 (3) Ni'ws Van Helflln, narrator. News Repeat of Dec. 8, 8 p.m. Touch (8) Sioney Burke the London slu m s in 1875. D ana 1:00 (3) Niitinpwide Bowling this program was postponed 9:40 (8) Hollywood Palace (8) Speech Correction (20-40); News With Woman's (8) The Lieutenant dcxhimentary that explores the 6:00 Aaron Copland: Music in the • (3) To Tell the Truth (18) Subscription TV Andrews, Maureen O'Hara, (8-20-40) lioppity Hooper (0 ) frdm Nov. 6.) (C) Join in Progress 7:05 (3) News with Mike Wallace Touch (IS) In the I'nhiie Interest bonds that link all men, de 20’s (22-30) Another World (22) Americans at Work (C) (IS) SiihKcrIptlon TV (18) Digest 3:00 (3) Gunsmoke 7:30 (3) Varied Programs (3) To Tell the Truth (20) Soeial SeeurWy In A ction spite individual ethnic and en- Repeat of Dec. 7, 10 p.m. (8) Never Too Young (22-30) Hnntley - Brinkley (8) Tell Me. Dr. Brothers (22) Feature Film ) (3) Weather, Sports, News 3:80 (8) TwUight Zone (8) Friends of Mr. Goober (0) (22-30) Another World (22-30) Huntley • Brinkley Re vlrcnmental differences. (C) Point of View (18) Million Dollar Movie Bj»]M>rt 11:25 (8) P.J. Movie “Cavalry Scout,” Rod Came (18) In the Public Interest “Where Is Everybody,” Earl 7:45 <3> Accent on Living (18) Million Dollar Movie port 11:00 (3-8-20-3(M0) News, Sports and Repeat of Dec. 8, 9:30 p.m. “Song of the Eagle” 'M. Rich 6:40 (20) News and Weather “ M ontana B e lle ” ’53. Jane ron and Jim Davis. An army (22) Stingray Holliman. Greeted by empty 8:00 (3) Captain Kangaroo “(Outcast” (’37) Warren Wil 6:40 (20) Nows and W eather W eather The Fourth Estate ard Arien, Mary Brian. Di^ma 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings News Russell, Forrest Tucker, Scott civilian .scout is assi^ed to (30) M arch of T im e streets, a man searches a (40) ('ontinental Classroom liam, Karen Morley. Doctor 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings N ews (18) Vintage Theatre Repeat of Dec. 9, 8:30 p.m. of men who return from war 7:00 (3) TBA ,< Brady, George Brent. Bello trace ordnance .stolen from an “Frontiers of the Mind.” Sci smaU town to find that he is 8:30 (8) Exercise with Gloria (C) held blameless for the death “ M onte (Dario” ’30. Jeannette The Open Mind and join a gang of bootleggers. (20) Open Mike Starr notorious outlaw, joins ar.Monal and find.s TOmance. 7:00 (3) After Dinner .Movie entific experiments aimed at completley alone . . . and un- (40) News and Views of a patient, is nevertheless “Wom.ati Obsosyed." Widow MacDonald. Wealthy count Federico DelHnl (20-40) General Hospital (22-30^0) Local News, Weather forces with the Dalton gang. (30) SiUurday Matinee finding a biological basis for explainedly terrified. 8:45 (40) Bozo the Clown hounded by her family. her son l)nttle the ele- plays hairdresser to a beau The French Chef 8:25 (3) N ew s (22) Western Mass Highlights (40) Merv Griffin Show “Car.son City.” Randolph Scott emotions, personality and be (20) Scope 9:00 (3) Hap Richards Show (20-40) General llosplt^ mont.s on a primitive Saskat tiful woman. R epeat of D ec. 6, 8 p.m . 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show (SO) Sports Camera 11:30 (22) Tonight Show stnr.s in this tale of a man bent havior of animals are revealed “For All the World’s Children” (8) (Monday only to 11:30 3:25 (3) N ew s (22) The Big News An Hour with Joan Sutherland (40) Peter Jennings News 12:55 Uo> U.S. Air Force Religious upon uncovering a mysterious chewan ranch. Susan H ay (22-30) You D o n h Say (C) and examined in this fascinat — Story of UNICEF a.m.) Space Mission Coverage 8:80 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show ward. Steven Boyd. (C) 11:16 (8) Space Mission Coverage R epeat of D ec. 10, 8:30 p.m . (8) Father Knows Best (S) New York Philharmonic Film — Sign Off bad man portrayed by Ray ing look at the little-known (40) M Squad (8) Girl Talk (22-30) You Don’t Say (C) Jazz ('asual Young People's Concerts 1:00 (8 )NewH mond MiL‘».sey. (18) Snl». TV (SO) Tonight Show (20-40) Young Marrieds world of brain research and 1:00 (3^-20-30) News, Sports and (22) Mike Douglas Show (20-40) Young Mnrrieds (20) Your Health Is Y our F u Starring Johnnyny Carson (C) The Dave Brubeck Quartet 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show Leonard Bem.rtcln conducting (30) One O'clock Report — "A Star Is feom.” Judy Gar human behavior. W eather (30) Morning Movie 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show (3) Monday Starlight 9:30 Opinion in the Capitol and narrating “The Sound of Sign Off land portrays a young girl * (3) Bat Masterson ture (22-30) Match Game (C) (40) Hob Young N ew s 9:16 (3) Deputy Dawg (22-20) Match Game (C) (22-30-iO) Local N ew s and '"The Last Blitzkrieg.’ ’Squad 10:00 Congress, Schools and the First (8) Mickey Mouse Club an Orchestra^’ In which Bern 1:06 (8) Moments of Comfort — WHO becomes a movie star (22-30) The Scherer - M acN eil 1:10 (8) Chiller Theatre 9:30 (3) Leave it to Beaver (20) Never Too Young Amendment Consensus? (20) Never Too Young stein explores how a conductor Gdod Night Hymn ovenjight and discovers the Report ((’> WeatluT of Nazis masquerade as Amer “The Day the World Ended.” (8) General Hospital (40) Swabby Show 7:16 (22) Western Mass Highlights ican soldiers to infiltrate U.S. (40) Swabby Show and orchestra interpret a com 1:20 (3) News, Weather — Moment problems attendant upon star (8) The Flintstones '56. R ichard D enning, Lori (Tuesday) Space Mission 4:25 (22-30) N ew s MONDAY of Meditation and Sign Off dom. (30) Sports Camera lines. Van Johnson, Kerwln 4:26 (22-30) N ew s poser's notes. (ll^'The Rig Picture Nelson, Adele Jergens, Michael C overage 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre M athew s. A.M. In-School Programs (3) B ig 3 T heatre (22-30) My Mother, the Car 1:30 (8) <;ilA 4-Ball ChampionshlpN (20) C ham pionship Bow ling (40) Peter Jennings News 4:30 Connors. Five uninvited guests (40) Jack Lalanne “The Bride C om es H o m e” '35. ■ (22-30) Hullahaloo 11:25 (8) Merv Griffin Show 9:30 This Is Conn. “Down Among the Sheltering Jcrr>- Von Dyke and voice of SANTA’S PARADE (20 40) American Bandstand (40) The Outer Limits arrive in a house, untouched 9:65 (30) Take Five Young man’s entire family dis Social Studies G rades 3-5 Palms.” Officers find abiding Ann Sothem. (C) 2;(M) CD NFL — Countdown to Kick (3) Lucy Show Rol)eT*t Vauplm will be host. 11:30 (22) Tonight Show by atomic weapons, occupied 10:00 (8) I Love Lucy approves of the bride he brings Guest.s include the Suprem es, 11:46 (8) P. J. Movie ^ D I'oetry by non-fratemizatlon rule dif (8-20-40) C om bat R)ddie Applegate, who plays off Guest; Milton Berle. (C) by a man and his daughter. (22-30) Fractured P h rases (O) home. Claudette Colbert, Fred Grade.s 4-6 ficult on tropical Lsle. W illiam 8:00) (22-^) Please Don't Eat the 2:30 (20) Film Features (8) T am m y the F\)ur Tops, the Serendipity “Crime of Passion.” Barbara the role of Patty Duke’s boy “ D ead M an's E y e s ” '44. Lon (8) Ben Casey M acM urray. Singers and the Goldberg Mil Stanwyck, Sterling Hayden, Exploring Onr Language Lundigan, Mitzi Gaynor, Jack Daisies (C) (22) How to Wat<*h Pro Foot (18).Subscription TV Charfey, Jean Parker, Paul (40) (Jale Storm Show (•) Space Commander 8 G rades ^ 6 Parr. (C) 8:30I (3) Bed Skelton Hour friend Richard on "The Patty ball (22) Camp Kuiiamuck ler Bhje.s Band. Raymond Burr, Pay Wray. A Kelly. 10:25 (22-30) N ews (18) Million Dollar Movie 8:00 (22-30) John Forsyth© Show woman’s ambition for her hus Wonder of Words (8) Space Commander 8 Cruest stars: Tallulah Bank- Duke Show,” accepted^ an in Frank Gifford ajid Ray Scott (3) Jackie Gleason Show :15 (40) Local News, Weather and 10:30 (3) Homemakers' Movie Repeat of 3 p.m. Language Arts — Grades 4-6 (18) Million Dollar Movie head and Horst Jankowski, help the football fan and casual (23-30) Flipper (C) (C> band’s job leads her to com Sports. (22-30) Concentration (20-40) W here the A ction Is 8:30 (22-30) Dr. Kildare mit adultery and murder. H eritage R ep eat of '3 p.m . German jazz pianist. (C) vitation to participate in Holly observer to get more out of (8-20-40) Shindig :20 (3) Saturday Spectacular (40) Never Too Young (22.) Feature Four - Thirty High School (2(M0) Where'^the Action Is (22-30) Dr. K ildare the game. 8:00 (22-30) I pream of Jeannie (8-20 40) Legend of J e sse (40) U.S. Air Force Religious wood’s Santa Claus Parade on ” A F a ce in the Crow(l” '67. (22-PO) Morning Star (C) “Hot Shot,” Huntz Hall and Jam es Film and Sign Off 11:55 All About Savoy (22) Feature Fonr-Thlrty “In the Roman Candle’s Bright (40) Fantasy Playhouse (8) UConn _ Holy Cross Basket “ Crim e W ave" '54. E x-convict (8-20-40) Young Set Stanley Clements. Bowery P.M. "Attack of the Puppet Peo- Glare.” Guests: Darren Mc- Thanksgiving Eve. The parade 3:00 CD NFL Today ’(55 ball "The Man Who W as.” Ja m es (22) N ew s tries to rid himself of past (22-30) Paradise Bay (C) Bov.s got involved In a kid brotlier.s are trafipod into a (30) One O'clock Report — 12:25 Book Beat II le.” John Agar and John Gavin and Patricia Barry. St. Louis (Cardinals) at Dallas Ijive from Univ. of Conn. ' associates. Sterling Hayden, (8) Girl Talk (Mon. only) Jeanne Dixon is an annual event which sees ( ( ’<>\\ b o y s) naping of a Juvenile star. vicious plot to kill two bounty Sign Off Sbyt. A doll manufacturer (8-20-40) Mcliales's Navy (20-40) King F am ily :25 (40) Medallion Theater (3) lyove of Life (30) Lloyd Tnaxton Show 1:00 Alive and About turns humans into dolls. 9:00 (22-30) Tuesday Night at the the film city’s famous Holly (8) Holiday Special 8:30 (3) Secret A gent hunter.^: and pa.ss the bodies 1:05 (8) N ew s ;30 (22) Saturday Night Report (22-30) Jeopardy (C) (20) Beyond the Tooth of the off a.s their own. 1:10 (3) News and Weather Natural Science—Grades K-3 (30) Lloyd Thaxton Show M ovies (22) Feature Fllni "English Lady Takes Lodgers” :50 (22-30) Tonight Show (8-20-40) Donna R eed Show Tim e 1:25 Heritage (R) I (20) W hite H unter “ Light In the P ia z z a ,” O livia wood Bouletrard become “Santa “Kind Lady” Ethel Barymoro Secret Agent John Drake goes 9:00 (3) Andy Griffith Show (O) (8) Moments of Comfort —• Starring Johnny Carson (C) 12:25 (3) News (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show (22-30) .Andy W illiams Show Good Night Hymn 2:00 Exploring Nature (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show deHavilland. RoSsano Brazzi, Glaus Lane” for the duration of and Maurice Evans. A be to Portugal to smash an agen :00 (40) U.S. Air Force Religious 12:30 (3) Search for Tomorrow (8) Y'ogI B ear (C) Natural Science — Grades 4-6 I ^8) Woody Woodpecker (0) Yvette Mlmicux, others. Mar friended artist takes over the cy d ealin g in stolen govern Andy's entire family — his 1:16 (3) Moment of Meditation — th« holiday season. Film and Sign Off (22-30) Let’s P lay P ost Office (20) America's Problems and wife Claudinc. his children Sign Oft In-School Preview (20) Scope garet Johnson visiting Italy household <*f an (dderly Woman mental s(*crets. (22) I..iite Show (C) This Is Conn and systematically li(|uidates (22-30) Get Sm art "The Garment Jungle.” Lee (8) Movie 8 Sets and Systems her art treasure.^ "Aboard the Orient Expros.s.” J. Cobb and Richard Boone. (20-40) Father Knows Best Arithmetic Numbers 3:30 (20) I'avorite Stoiy Smart board.s the Orient Ex- (30) News, Sign Off 12:45 (3> (iiiiding Light 5:00 Kindergarten 'Man Who S

y (C) 7:30 (3) Constitution Debate Photography — The Incisive (8)* Davey and Goliath (C) Art (20-40) A Time for Us (30) Lloyd Thaxton Show Film and Sign Off John Lupton, Chairman of the 2:55 (20-40) News with Woman's 5 :00 (20) Success Stories 1:00 (30) One O’clock Report — (30) Introduction to the New Committee of 1.000 and Meade Points of View Ti‘st:iment Touch (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show Sign Off Alconi. GOP Floor leader at EXCITING 3:00 (3) To Tell the Truth 6 :30 (8) Peter Potamus 1:10 (8) News, Moments of Com “God's Good Nows.” First in TUESDAY the convention, will doable the (22-30) Anotlier World (20) I.4idle« D ay fort — Good Night Hymn a new’ scrio.s of programs pre proposed changes in the Con A.M. In-School Program pared in cooperation with the NEW DIMENSIONS IN VIEWING (8) Never Too Young (30) Superman stitution. 9:30 Sing Children Sing (18) Million Dollar Movie (40) Dennis the Menace American Univ. of Washington. (22-30) W onderful World of Music Grades K-2 DC. analyzing and explain “ H ollyw ood B oulevard” '88. 6 :00 (8) News and Weather Color 9:55 Science in Industry (20-40) General Hospital (18) Life of Riley ing the new testament. Final half of "Summer Magic” G rades 4-6 (40) Dawn Bilde Institute 3:26 (3) News (20) The Christophers Ilaylry M ills. Burl Iv’es, Dor^ 10:25 3-D Poetry (R) 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show (22) Rocky and Ills Friends RANGE and DRYER 8:45 (8) Light T im e othy McGuire and Deborah- 10:55 The Magic of Words W alley. (22-30) You Don't Say (C) (30) Whlrlybirds 9:00 (3) My Friend F lick a (C) Language Arts Grades K-S (8) Father Knows Best (40) News at Six WIRING SERVICE (8) Faith for Today (C) (8) Ripcord (C) P.M. (20-40) Young Marrieds 6 :05 (3) Sports, News, Weather (22) Red Ryder 8:00 (3) Sullivan Show 3:05 In-School Preview 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show (40) Maverick Service Changêg. Complete (30) Word of Life Guest.s; Alan King and Wa3me Sing Children Sing (22-30) Match Game (C) 6 :15 (8) P eter Jennin gs N ew s Wiring Installations in Old (40) Sacred Heart Newton. (C) In-SchooI Preview (8) Mickey Mouse Club (22) Clubhouse 9:15 (40) The Christophers (8-iO) The F .B .I. Window on our World — I ------— — 6 :25 (22) Special Report and New Homes and Basl- 9:30 (3-8-32^3OA0) (iein iiii 6 Launch "How to Murder an Iron Sets and Systems :30 (3) N ew s nesses. If mission is eaneeled, tele Horse” Insp Erskine and Spec Ella Fitzgerald, the Repeat of Dec. 13. 8:30 p.m. Language Aria — Gradea K-S (8) Surfside Six ca st w ill begin 30 m !nut<‘S Agent Rhode.s set out to thwart COLOR 6:16 The Friendly Giant Electric Heat Installations. First Lady of Song, 10:25 Rhythms and Rhymes (18) In the Pnbllc Interest before next scheduled launch plans of an extortionist who 6:30 W hat’s N ew Poetry Grades K-3 (20) New Horizons tim e. threatens tQ blow up a pas guests on “The Dean Children 10:30 Junior High Science (22-30) Hnntley - Brinkley (3) Art of Story Telling senger train. Ephram Zimbal- Martin Show” Thurs Travel Time P.M. R eport (8) Insight i.st Jr. (C) R epeat of D ec. 13, 7 p.m . 3:05 In-Schooi Preview :40 (20) News and Weather (30) This Is the Life (20) A quanauts day evening at 10 on SYLVANIA W hat's N ew Alive and About :45 (20) P eter Jennin gs N ew s (40) Oral Roberts 8:30 (22-30) Branded Repeat of 5:30 p.m. 8:30 In-Schooi Preview :00 (3) What In the World? ^ 10:00 (3) Lamp Unto My Feet Chuck Connors. Final half of NBC. 7:00' C' alendar Exploring Nature "The Holy Land” "Romany Roundup.” (C) 7:30 Elliott Norton (8) Jewish News and Views Elana Eden stars in 9:00 (3) Perry Mason 6:15 The Friendly Giant (18) Sub. TV (20) Annie Oakley 8:00 Music of America 5:30 W hat's N ew (20) I Led Three Lives (22) Chalice of Salvation “The Story of Ruth,” "The Case of the Baffling 8:30 Book Beat II Children (22-40) Local News, Weather (30) Sacrifice of the Mass Sunday evening at 9 Bug." Murder of a trusted em Jeaame Dixon D isco v ery 7: 15 (22) Western Mass Highlights (40) This Is the Life ployee of Triton Industries STANEK ELECTRONICS 9:00 Open Mind Bird H om es (80) Sports Camera 10:30 (3) Look Up and Live on CBS. leads Mason into clandestine TURNPIKE Repeat of Dec. 12, 6:80 p.m. W hat's N ew (40) Peter Jennings News (8) International Zone world of Industrial espionage. 277 BROAD STREET—PHONE 649-1124 10:00 Aaron Copland: Husto In tlie Repeat of 5:30 p.m. :30 (3) Lost In Space “Kthopia 9“ (22-30) Bonanza 20's (8-20-40) Sunday Night Movie 7:00 English: Fact and Fancy (22-30) The Virginian (20) B eany and Cecil TEXACO American Music in the Qffm 7:80 The French Chef (8-20^) Ozzie and Rarrlet (O) WILSON (40) Faith for Today D w ight Sr Holyoke Transcript “The Story of Ruth,” Stuart 10:30 The President's Men Whitman, Tom Tryon, Peggy R ep ea t of D ec. 13, 8 p.m . 8 :00 (8-20-40) Patty Duke Show 10:45 (30) Sacred Heart Program T elegram , with Robert Lucas, Open 24 Hours A Day W. Willarii Wlrtz 8:00 B y—Lin© 8 :30 (3) Beverly HlllbUlies ELECTRICAL CO. 11:00 (3). Camera Three Hartford Times, as editor-in- Wood. Drama of love, heathen idolatry and search for one 8:30 The Foarth Estate (8-20-40) Gidget (0) (8) C. K. A. chief, WEDNESDAY 9:00 College SMrt of the Week 0 ResldentiaKlomm.-Ind. (40) Winning Pins Gixi. Firestone Tires A.M. In-School Programs > (8) Green Acres (C) “Are Our Schools Up-to-Dale?V 10:00 (3) Candid Camera Hockey: Boston College (22-30) Bob Hope Comedy Spe 849-4817 — 64S-1S88 (20-4Mf’ Bullw inkle (C) 1:45 *(22) Film 9:30 Alive and About and refuse to leave. Barbara 12:00 (3) Perception (8) liest of (troueho 1:00 This ' Is Conn 5:00 Kindergarten 10 Featured today are mem Boston at Deliver (22) Boston Bruins Hockey from day of deposit. 8:06 In-^hooi - ^ Preview 00 (3) Dany Kaye Show m. (30) King Around the World R edskins. (40) Newv, Weather and Sports 7 SHOP and Robert Culp and Bill Cosby. LATEX luiuin 5:00 Kindergarten (40) Benny and Cecil 11:55 (40) Feaioi^-40 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • ROUTE 81, OOlaSNTRY W hat's N ew "Tlprers Qf Heaven." Robinson (8) Nationwide liowling 6:80 W hat’s N ew Repeat of 6:30 p.m. • NO DRIP—CND8 12:15 (3) Accent on Living (20) t'hristmns Special 12:00 (8) Chaiigiiig Times J i + z / i s a v e Children and Scott are ordered to break 12:80 (3) We Believe 12:16 (8) P. J. Movie 7:00 MacNeil on Congress up a neo-fascist group that Is K MllSY PAINTINO (40) Topper Toys’ Color 6:00 The Panama Canal 7:15 Soviet ^ ess This Week Catholic Christmas Special “Out of the Past,” Robert l O l i WHERE 6:80 What's New threatening the democratic U ONI COAT (8) Film Feature Mitchum, Jane, Greer, Kirk 7iS0 Photography: The Incisive Art * Japanese government. (C) COVM8 WALU, 4:30 (18) Topic Repeat of 5:30 p.nji.., - Repeat of Dec. 13, 10:30 p.m. 11: “Behind tlu? Skyscrapers” (C) 5:00 (8) The Quitters Douglas. Young gas station QRKKN YOU SEE 7:00'T he P resid en t's Meni 00 (3-20.30^) News, Sports, and CEIUN(U (18) Herald of Truth owner, hiding his secret past, OTAMPS, 8:00 Observing Eye W eather I (18) Scope Repeat of Dec. 14, 10:80 p.m . EighGLegged Pets • FOR PLASTIR, (20) The Christ<»phers (20) Italian Cinema hesitates to marry a lovely THIS MANCHESTER (8) Space Mission Goverare 7:80 Sets and Systems 8:30 Wntherins Helshto WALLIOARO, . _ (30) ('Immpionship Bowling “Scarpe A1 Sole” young girl. (18) Vintage Theater SIGN Arithmetic Numbers 19:1S The Great R luts "M onte Clarlo" BRICK, ■ (40) Conversation With . • (40) Scope 12:20 (30) Sign Off Report ~ Sign 8:00 News in Perspective (Conn. Civil Liberties Union) WALLPAPM 12:45 (20) IJving Word 5:30 (8) Sunday Color Movie Spec Off m (22) The Big News 9:00 The Creative Person 10:30 Elliot Norton 11 :16 (30) Tonight Show 1:00' (3) T im e Out for Sports tacular 1:20 (3) News and Weather OLDSMOBILE Joan Littlewood Repeat Dec. 14, 7:80 p.m. (8-‘20) Direx'tions "The Scarlet Coat.” Cornel 1:25 (3) Moment of Meditation ^ Starring Johnny Carson (C) Sign Off nJEieS TEXACO 9:80 Point of View (18) Siih. T.V. Wilde, Ann Francis. Michael "Your Oldsmoblle Dealer" Mom Basinet ^ An unusual ISN (22-30) !>Ieet the P ress (C) Wilder, George Sanders C56). 381 MAIN ST. Hartford social woxker who (40) Westovor Presents Major volunteers to seek out (Charles Ruggfles, guest star helps the mentally and phsmi- MDIU. • 1:15 (3) N FL Today '65 mysterious spy who gives se ring recently on "The Mun- oaliy handicappM peixform (7recn Bay (Packers) at Bal crets to British and unmOpSka STATE SERV. STATION 512 WEST CENTER ST. - 64S-1511 Joba, _ Don WILLIS Garage timore (Colts). Benedict Arnold. aters,’’ recalled during a re 770 MAIN ST. 16:00 Co ngress. Schools and the F tn l SPEOIAlilSTS IN 1:30 (8-20) Issues and Answers (18) The Christophers hearsal break that he played an Amendment — ConsensnsT (22) Changing Times (40) Starring the Editors WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND FREE Repeat of Dec. 16, 10 p.m. (30) Starring the Editors See 1:30 listing, Channel 30. amiable drunk years ago In WYMAN o n . CO., Ino. BRAKE SERVIOE Richard Garvey, Springfield 6:00 (18) Pattern for Living eight consecutive,;,motion pic 24 MAIN ST. THURSDAY^ GENERAL AUTO REPAIR 460 Main St. Dally News: Rice Clemow, (40) Jimmv Dean Show NEW or USED A.M. In-School Pitwrams West Hartford News; William 6:S« (18) The liible Aiuwen tures. 6:80 Science In Indastry (B> 649-4581—18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER . Manchester . 10:00 The Magic of Wordn ■r
PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING JIERALD, BiANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1966 . Chad No Problem for Genie THURSDAY JO PROGRAM HOUL.YWOOD (AP) — The Time Channel (18) SubsoripUoa TV problem of the pregnant genie 1:00 (8) Beet Setidr (20) Mr. DIsliici Attorney (80-40) Ben CaMy (22^0-40) Local New#, Weathst has been solved to the satisfac <88> At Home with Kitty 7:15 (22) Wostem Mass Hlghllghta (M) Bachelor Father (30) Sports Camera tion of NBC, Screen Gems and 1:8# (8) As tho B'orld Turns UO) Peter Jenniags News •specially Bsirbara Eden. (n>30) Let’s Make a Deal (O) 7:30 (8) The Munsters 1:65 (88>S0) News (22-80) Daniel Boone (C) Last winter the blonde star, 8:00 (8) Password Feas Parker, “Perilous Jour wife of actor Michael Ansara, (8 ^ 0 ) D ^ s of Our Lives (C) ney.” Daniel becomes a mes (8-80”40> The Norses senger for the Pres, of the made a pilot film for a new tele- ' 8:80 (8) House Party U.S. c a r d in g a dispatch ocm- (88-30) The Doctors flrming La. Purchase. (C) vision series, “ I Dream of Jean- (8) Tell Me. Dr. Brothers <0) (8-2040) Shindig nle.” The set-up seemed sure (20-40) A T ^ e for Us From Europe — Wide World 8:56.(80-40) News with Woman’s of Entertainment. (C) fire : Barbara played a genie Tonch 8:00 (8) Oillfgan’s Island (O) attuned to the wishes of Larry 3:00 (3) To TeU the Truth (8-2040) Donna Beed Show (22-30) Another World 8:80 (8) My Three Sons (C) Hagman. After all, witches and (5) Never Too Yonnip (22-80) Laredo (22-80) Yon Don’t Say (O) (8-2040) Peyton Place chased, Barbara made another (8) Father Knows Best 10:00 (22-30) Dean Martin Show discovery: She was expecting (2040) Young Marrieds Ella Fitzgerald, Gordon and 4:0# (8) Ranger Andy Show Sheila MacRae, George Gobel, her first child. « (22-80) Match Game (C) Bajn*le Chase, the Vagalwnds *T called Sidney Sheldmi, who (8) Mickey Blouse Club Pat Crowley stars in and Qus Augsburg and his Coletta Daiute, “ Miss (20) Never Too Young Girlfriends. (C) had created the series for Teen - age America," (40) Swabby Show “Please Don't Eat the (8-2040) Long Hoi Summer Screen Gems,” said Barbara, 4:25 (22-80) News 11:00 (3-30 3040) News, SporU and will appear on “ The 4:80 (8) Big S Theatre Daisies," Tuesiiay eve "and I thought surely he would Weather Patty Duke Show,” "Duel at Silver Creek" (’52). ning at 8 on NBC. (8) Space Mission Coverage Uien want to cast another girl Silver Kid teams up with the (18) vintage Theatre marshal to rid the town of a for the lead. But he said they Wednesday evening at “ Monte Carlo” 8 on ABC. band of nmrderers. Audie Mur Jim Thompson (22) The Big News would try to work it out.” phy, FalflTDomerque, Stephen 8:00 (8) News and Weather U :15 (30) Tonight Show McNally. (C) The series couldn’t begin (18) Life of Riley Starring Johnny Carson (C) (8) Space (Commander 8 (20) U.8. N avy FUm 11:25 (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers production because scripts (18) Million Dollar Movie (22) Rocky and His Friends 11:30 (8) P. J. M ovie Repeat of 3 p.m. (SO) Whirlyhirds “ All Through the Night” (’42) weren’t prepared. After a cou (20^0) Where the Action Is (40) News at Six Humphrey Bogart, Conrad ple of months, Barbara as (22) Feature Four-Thirty (3) Sports, News, Weather Weidt, Jackie Gleason, others. "The Pirate of the Black (40) Cheyenne Ex-gangsler tracks down the sumed her role as the genie, Hawk.” Mijanou Bardot. A (8-40) Peter Jennings News killer of his friend before the wardrobe magic concealing her usurper, with tho aid of the (22) C'lubhouse olice are able to pin the mur- Saracen pirates, overthrows a 6:25 (22) Special Report Ser on him. condition. kingdom. 6:30 (3) News (22) Ski Reports "I made 11 films, riding a _ (BO) Lloyd Thaxton Show (R) Laram ie (C) (40) Merv Griffin Show 5:00 (20) Mackenzie’ s Raiders (18) In the Public Interest 11:30 (22) Tonight Show camel, flying through the air (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show (20) British Calendar 12:.55 (40) U.S; Air Force Religious and everything,” she reported. 5:30 (8) Huckleberry Hound (O) (22-^0) Huntley - Brinkley Film — Sign Off (20) Topic Report 1:00 (30) One O’clo ck Report — "I worked until I was seven (30) Superman 0:40 (20) News and Weather Sign Off (40) Dennis the Menace 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings News 1:25 (8) News, Moments of Com months along and even then 6:56 (40) Ski Show came back for some closups at 7:00 (3) Littlest Hobo fort — Good Night Hymn eight months.” A robust Matthew Ansara was bom, weighing just under 9 pounds. Within three weeks FRIDAY JO PROGRAM Barbara was back at her job as Time Channel 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings News leaves his estate to two grasp Jeannie. “ No problem,” she fe- > . 1:00 (3) Best Seller 7:00 (3) Death Valley Days (C) ing nephews and a niece. ported. “ I get a little tired now (2640) Ben Casey •'The Left Hand Is D am ned.” (22-30) Man From U.N.C.L.E. (22) At Home with Kitty A young gunslinger's venge (8-20) •liniiiiy Dean Show and then, that’s all.” (30) Bachelor Father ance leads to a tragic error. (40) Dick Powell Theatre 1:30 (3) As the World Turns (18) Sub. TV 11:00 (.3-20 30-40) News, Sports and (22-30) Let’s Make a Deal (O) (20) A Man Called X Weather The group on My Mother, the 1:55 (22-30) News (22-3040) IvOcal News, Weather (8) Space Mission Coverage Oar is exercise nutty—producer 2:00 (3) Password 7:15 (22) Western Mass Highlights (22) The Big News (22-30) Days of Our Lives (C) (30) Sports Camera 11:15 (30) Tonight Show (C) Rod Amateau lifts weights; Gabriella Licudi is a (8-20-40) The Nurses (40) Peter Jennings News Starring Jf'hnny Carson 2:30 (3) House Party Maggie pierce goes for a dally 7i30 (3) Wild. Wild West 11:20 (3) A m erica’s Greatest guest star on “Secret (22-30) The Doctors Robert Conrad and Ross Mar swim and Jerry Van Dyke regu Movies Agent,” Saturday eve (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers (0) tin. Secret agent West under ■‘With a Song in My Heart,” larly rides his exercise bicycle. (2040) A Time for Us goes a brainwashing in a plot Musical biography of singer ning at 8:30 on CBS. (2040) News with Woman’s • to have him do away with a Only Avery Sohreiber, the Touch Jane Froman. Susan Froman, renowned Indian chief. Sam David Wayne, Rory Calhoun. comic-heavy, doesn’t partici (3) To Tell the Truth Wano maker gue.st stars. (C) (22-30) Another World (30) Mr. M agoo’s Christmas pate. (8) N ever Too Young "Fixed Bayonets” Carol 11:25 (8) Tell .Me, Dr. Brothers Van Dyke was pedaling away (18) Million D ollar Movie Mr. Magoo (voice of Jim Bac "Three Cornered Moon.” Clau kus) .stars as Ebenezer 11:30 (8) P. J. Movie and he asked Schreiber what he dette Colbert. An irresponsible Scrooge in the animated dra "East Side, West Side,” James did for exercise. Brooklyn family who doesn’t matization of “A Christmas Mason, Barbara Stanwyck, know the value of money or Carol.” (C) others. Love and m urder in *T watch you,” sadd Schreib- how to run their lives. (22) As Schools Match Wits high society when a wealthy (2040) General Hospital Chicopee High School challeng married socialite meets a •r, “ and shake my head from, 3:25 (3) News es the winner of Dec. lOtn beautiful, designing woman, side to side.” 8:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show match. (40) Merv Griffin Show (22-30) You Don’t Say (C) 8:00 (22) Film 11:30 (22) Tonight Show (8) Father Knows Best Starring Johnny Carson (C) 8:30 (3) Hogan’s Heroes 12:55 (40) U.S. Air F orce Religious (2040) Young Marrieds Bob Crane and Werner Kelm- Film — Sign Off (3) Ranger Andy Show perer and John Banner. Oil (22-30) Match Gam e (C) ' fever smites Kommandant 1:00 (22) Late Show (8) Mickey Mouse Club Klink and his boss after Hogan "Blood of Dracula.” Sandra (20) Never Too Young convinces them that Stalag 13 Harrison and Jerry Blaine. A (40) Swabby Show stands directly over a vast chemlstrj' teacher hypnolizca 4:26 (22-30) News pool of petroleum. (C) a young girl and turns her into 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre (22-30) Sing Along with Mitch a teen-age vampire with the “Suicide Mission.” True story urge to Kill. S ^ n e k A program of Christma.s mu (30) One O’Clock Report-^ of Norwegian fl.sherman who sical starring Mitch Miller, Sign Off smashed a Nazi blockade to Leslie Uggams, Diana Trask ELECTRONICS smuggle refugees from the oc and Sing Along tenor Bill 1:30 (8) Newscope, Moments of cupied country. Leif Larsen. Ventura. (C) Comfort — Good Night Ilymu (8) Space Commander 8 (8-20 40) Addams Fam ily 3:20 (3) News and Weather LABORATORIES (18) Million Dollar Movie 9:00 (3) Corner Pyle—USMC V 3:25 (3) Moment of Meditation —> Repeat of 3 p.m. (8-2040) Honey West Sign Off (2040) Where the Action Is “Invitation to Limbo.” Honey (22) Feature Four-Thirty suspects that engineer and scl- 277 BROAD "Lei’s Go Navy.” Leo Gorcey, entf.sts are being hypnotized and lluntz Hall. The Bowery into stealing industrial secrets. Boys take to the sea. 9:30 (3) The Smothers Brothers EXPERT (30) Lloyd Thaxton Show 22-30) Mr. Roberts (C) (20) Boston Blackie (8-2040) Farmer’s Daughter Big Brother Tommy (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show 10:00 (3> Trials of O’Brien SERVICE Smothers dons Dicken (8) Magilla Gorilla “Leave It to Me.” Angela. (20) Compass Lansbury. guest. O'Brien rep sian costume Friday (30) Superman resents a wealthy man who on all makes (40) Dennis tho Menace ^ evening at 9:30 on 5:50 (22) Three Stooges CBS. 6:00 (8) News and Weather off TV and (18) Scene 18 (20) Faith for Today WHY LO-TRIM RADIOS (22) R ocky and His Friends (30) Whirlyhirds BASEBOARD CALL 649-1124 Fred MacMurray, star of “My (40) News at Six ______Tniree Sons,” first auditioned for (3) Snorts, News, Weather HONDA RADIATION (40) Maverick motion pictures while working (8). Peter Jennings News TV-Badlo, Sates and Service with Bob Hope in ’’Roberta” on (22) Clubhouse IS NUMBER ONE CONVERT 6:25 (22) Special Report Broadway. 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