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VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 46 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, N O V E M B ^ 23, 1964 (Clasalfied Adverttaing V Warren Testimony Released- Events Jet Explodes in Rome Eyewitnesses Recall In State Policeman Hurt Stopjiing Car After Crash on Ground Tragedy of Dallas At Roadblock WALLINGFORD (AP) NOTE — nie Aasociatad ^the sad, hurried, steps to assure^dicjiity” of the fallen president's — A Wallingford policeman P reaa today raleaaed teatl- continuity in the nation’s leader wife. Death Toll ship. Johnson’s account of the dark manning a roadblock suf mony of P*realdent and Mrs. These are recounted by Presi day in Dallas last Nov. 22 was fered a broken rib when a A Johnaon and Mrs. Jacque- dent Johnaon in a statement given to the Warren Commis fleeing car struck his cruis Set at 43; Una Kennedy, contained in given to the Warren Commis sion in the form of a statement er Sunday, police said. the Warren Oommiralon re sion investigating the assassina last July. It was incorporated in Patrolman A1 DeFlguiredo tion of President John F. Ken one of the volumes of testimony a'a port but prevloualy with was taken to Meriden Memorial nedy. on which the commission based Hospital. 29 Survive held from publication. Their He told how — against the its report last Sept. 27 Now James Yokum, 27, of 86 South some Ol the supporting volumes accotmta o f the Dallaa insistent advice of White House Elm St., was held on a number ROME (AP)—A jet air- tragedy of a year ago fol officials in Dallas and Washing of evidence have just become of charges in connection with liner faltered on takeoff to low. ton — he refused to return to available to The Associated the incident. Washington without Mrs. John Press. Yokum had scuffled with a day, swerved off the run WASHINaTON (AP) — The F. Kennedy and the body of her Johnson accompanied the deputy sheriff who tried to way and exploded after hit aense of sickening shock, the husband. statement with a prefatory, apo- serve him with an eviction no “ iharp, painful and bitter con- From the experience, Johnson Irgetic note. “ I am conscious of ting a road grader. Forty- tice, police said. Ignoring a po three of the 72 persona eem for the heroic lady wld- gained an indelible Impression lice officer who tried to flag ov.'ed by the assassin's bullets,” of the “ bravery, nobility and (See Page Three) him down, Yokum drove off aboard the TWA plane with his wife and two children, were killed. police said. Eight of the 29 survivors wer* ■( ■< After a wild chase in which in critical condition, authorities Congolese Troops Keep Moving he ran several stop lights, Yo said. 26 Volumes I “ ■ ■ ■ i n ...... — ...... kum smashed into two police The plane was carrying 65 cars that were blocking Main passengers and a crew totaling Street at Christian Street, police 17. The .survivors Included 23 Of Testimony said. passengers and seven crew Missionary Given members. At least 20 of the passengers Released Now Area Weather making the Rome to (Ziairo flight WINDSOR LOCKS (A P I - from Fiumlcino Airport here AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)—All testi Another Reprieve Southwesterly winds are bring were employes of TWA or de mony before the Warren Com Ing milder air toward New Eng pendents of TWA employes. , land, the U. S. Weather Bureau Listed among the passengers mission which'investigated ^the said today. was a Bishop Daly and a Msgr. assassination of President John LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (AP) — Rebel leader Last night was the coldest Sondag. The only bishop by t ^ t F. Kennedy will be released to Christophe Gbenye has stayed the execution of Ameri night of the season over all of name listed in the Vatican year day for Immediate publication, New England. In Maine tem book is Bishop Edward G. Daljr the White House announced to can medical missionary" Dr. Paul Carlson again but he peratures dropped below zero of Des Moines, Iowa. The only day. says the stay will end today. in many places. The coldest Sondag in the book is Msgr. Jo Presidential press secretary Central government troops led^-;------was Greenville, Maine, with 4 seph Sondag, also of Des George E. Reedy said the 26 by white mercenaries resumed broadcast claimed that an below. Temperatures in south Moines. volumes of testimony will be their advance on rebel Stan American plane bombed Ponthi- ern New England were in the Both were listed as passeiw placed on sale at the Govern leyville. They captured the town ervllle, south of Stanleyville, teens. The lowest reported in Jet.airliner burns at Rome airport, (ie^^,ite chemicals that cover gtound. At gers for Athens. ment Printing Office in Wash of Lubutu, about 120 miles and killed several persons. (Connecticut was 7 degrees at least 43 were reported killed in fire and explosion that followed ground crash. Among the survivors was the pilot, Identified as Capt. Vemob ington at 1 p.m. and will be for southeast of the rebel capital. The United States says it is Norfolk. (AP Photofax.) Immediate publication. In a Stanleyville radio broad flying no combat pianes in the The hlg^i presBime area which Lowell, Glen Head, N.Y. Reedy, in making the an cast heard in the Central Afri Congo but has furnished planes brought the cold was centered The flight, TWA 800, o rt nouncement, said the action was can Republic, Gbenye added: to the Ckmglese air force which off the Virginia coast this morn glnated in Kansas City, Mo., -,t-ken because some of the testi “ We expect results of the first Cuban exiles are flying. ing. A southwesterly wind flow More Quints and stopped in Chicago, New L-X'l mony already had been released negotiations before 24 hours.” Gbenye also charged that Bel to the north of the center Rail Strike Delayed, York, Paris and Milan before for publication by The Associat Gl^nye was speaking of talks in gian paratroops had arrived at stretched from New England to PARIS (AP) — Quintup reaching Rome. It was headed ed Press and at least one other Kenya on the fate of Dr. Carlson Bounia, 211 miles from Stan Texas and is bringing milder lets — three boys and two from Rome to Athens smd Cairo. source he did not identify. and about 1,000 «diite hostages leyville. air northeastward to New Eng girls — were born today to Accounts of mechanics and Reedy said The Associated held by his forces. A good road links Lubutu with land.-This will result in high Mrs. Monique Sandor, 27, at Holiday Travel Saved other workers at the scene said Press had “ released rather Gbenye charged that an Stanleyville, and the attack temperatures this afternoon of a clinic in suburban Asni- the crash occurred this w ay: large portions of the Warren American plane bombed a small force expected to encounter lit 40 or a little higher. The warm eres, attendants reported. The plane was speeding down Oomraission testimony.” boat Sunday 75 miles from Stan tle opposition. ing trend sHbuld continue for All were reported in good CHICAGO (AP)—Postponement of a nationwide the runway when flames erupt He said it was clear The AP leyville killing several men, a “ Under normal circumstances the next several days. The only health.* ed from one of the wheel assem-.. had access to more than one pregnant woman and a 2-year- The babies weighed an av strike scheduled for 6 a.m. today will allow rail traffic biles. , _ jrqlume of *he testimony. old cldid.- An earlier rebel (See Page Thirteen) (See Page Ten) erage of just over 2.5 pounds to move as usual this Thanksgiving week, but negoti The plane started- to wobble' Asked whether The AP had each. The Sandors already ations between the railroads and three unions will re as the captain ' applied the acted properly or improperly, were the parents of two brakes. By tMa (ime the plane Reedy said he was not going to sume next week in Washington, D. C. had passed the end of the nin- children —'4-and 6 years of The three nonoperating shop<^------express an opinion on that. age. “ I regret very much that or craft unions put off the threat request for a postponement (Bee Page Ten) derly distribution of this materi Thovightful Potion Honors ened strike for least a week “ that for the first time there is al, which would have helped Sunday after receiving an ur some hope of settlement of our everyone, has been precluded,” gent request by Secretary of dispute.” he said. Britain Moves Labor W. Willard Wirtz. Three other shop craft unions Passengers O.K. Reedy said at least one other Later Sunday, J. E. Wolfe, signed three-yeai' contracts Sat- unidentified source had made Memory of Beloved Leader chief negotiator for the rail urtay, bringing to eight the After Emergency available smsdler portions of the To Reverse roads, telephoned Judge Joseph number of nonoperating imions testimony before the Warren Sam Perry of U.S. District which have negotiated wage and Boston Landings Commission. Court that the carriers were He announced the decision to Nation Arlington Dallas Trade Deficit dropping an injunction petition (See Page Ten) which sought an order barring BOSTON (AP)—A two engine V release all the testimony at a news briefing at White House NEW YORK (AP)—A WASHINGTON (AP) — DALLAS, Tex. (AP)— LONDON (AP) — The Bank the strike. plane made an emergency belly cluster of white rosebuds Shivering with cold but Both sides accepted Wirtz’s landing at Logan Intemationtd press headquarters in Austin, Beginning at dawn and con of England discount rate was Students Aid Tex. and jasmine lay among warm in remembrance, tinuing until late in the suggestion to resume talks in Airport today after its nose raised today from 6 to 7 per Washington Nov. SO. wheel jammed. hundreds of other floral some 30,000 Americans night, people thronged cent. The unions, representing 49,- In Dedication Five persons aboard were ud> offerings on a grave in Ar climbed the long slopes of Sunday around the spot The acUon was taken to help 000 employes, are the Interna hurt. Ford Production lington National Cemetery. Arlington National Ceme where John F. K enney turn the tide of Britain’s trade tional Brotherhood of Electrical TORRINGTON (AP) — Gov. An airport spokesman report* ' A somber President and Mrs. tery Sunday to the eternal deficit, which the government Workers, the Sheet Metal Work John N. Dempsey dedicated a ed the plane had left Springs was assassinated one year field, Vt., at 6:30 this morning Ready to Resume Johnson, both dressed In black, flame that bums above ago. says may reach 800 million ers International Associafiqn new highway today with an as attended a special memorial pounds — $2.2S» billion — this and the International Associa sist from some third - grade with three executives of the John F. Kennedy’s grave. About 200 to 300 persons Jones and Lamson Machine Oo., DETROIT (AP) — With the service In Austin, Tex. year. The higher interest rate tion of Machinists. pupils. « Air Force planes flew over Some wept, some knelt, some were watching when the clock A union spokesman said Wirtz which &fnaa the plane. last of its local strikes settled, The governor officially opened Cape Cod in the missing buddy touched rosaries. Some pushed atop the Texas School Book (See Page Ten) was advised in response to his a 1.7- mile section of Route 8 When the noee gear Jammed, Ford Motor Co. planned to begin formation — one position va the wheelchairs of the aged, Depository flashed 12:30 p.m., with 26 pupils from the East Pilot Fred Vleweg of Spring* turning out automobiles again cant. others trundled baby carriages the time'the President was shot School as his special guests be field, Vt., returned to Sprip^ bearing infants who were un Nov. 22, 1963, by Lee Harvey today. In these and many other ways cause they are s tu d ^ g high field, circling the airport there a thoughtful nation paused Sun born when, a year earlier, the Oswald. Many snapped pic for about three hours while he The first of 80,000 laid off or ways in social studies class. day to remember, and pay trib young president was assass tures. Tributes to President Echo Several of the pupils helped and his co-pilot, Robert Page, o( strike-idled employes returned ute, on the first anniversary of inated. At 1 p.m., the moment Ken Charlestown, N.H., tried with* to a.ssembly plants and manu the governor snip the white sat President John F. Kennedy’s Many brought home-made nedy died in Parkland Hospital in ribbon. out success to lower the wheel. facturing units as Ford bouquets to twk tor too feat ICosan Id the 193M7 eeaMD, alao before Mr. tl.a presidential automobile, as "And then I read the other riiester Country Club. TTieclub goods and used clothing for the Gist Scores District a IRMTIIjCAPSUUS Sheinwold on Bridge day that it waa the same shot Kiwanis Hears will present his traditional Salvation Army. Articles may | T^iretiky’a time. Bale quoted .r M l . ^ A. NM, MJ>. ptetives show her doing. i Assassinatioii Tragedy Eeaentlal portions of Mra. that hit them both. But I'used to Thanksgiving program. Capt. be brought to the meeting. D.FALSETEETH Saint • Saana in support of hia MacLean will ^vs the Thanks It is also traditional for club contantionB aa foUowa: "In the VOH M KItHING A 9F0RTV o o m n r o n m o t a k e s Bari M t r Kennedy’s statenient, after she think If I only had been looking Officer of SA Rock, SHdo or Sllpl 18th century one lived mo In ^Salesman^ 71 Students lyM T AFF8CT YOUR MKARTl IN ANY BRIDGE GAME V M m sidawrinmMt described the beginning of the to the right I would have seen giving message. This is also members to bring their minis rABTSlTB, aa impeoffsd p a iim “ THE WAY RecaDed by Eyewitnesses "Bring Your Clergyman Day.” ters, priests and rabbis to the quietly than today, nor were NOETH motorcade in Dallas: the first shot hit him, then I to ba mriaklsd on nppar or ieww * KF6S “ I think he said — I don’t could have pulled him down and Capt. and M n, William Mac- N. William Knight, president, Thanksgiving luncheon. piatM, h^ds falsa tsstb mors flnnly there in music our modern By rasoDAs n a n By ALFRED 8HKINWOLD in plaos. Do not tUda, tUp sr reoL ^ 7441♦ 2 (Continned troaa Page One) “ You know, there is always then the second shot would not Lean, officers-in-charge of the announced that a program or D. Lloyd Hobron, chairman, HEARD habits of speed, which is often According to the Rarttord P la ced on NzUoiiia Men’s Team and said something to her. I’m No summy. zooer. pasty taste or I rr’ noise in a motorcade and there have hit him. Salvation Army, will be ganized several years ago will and members of a support Of fMUnc.rAinXBTHlsalkaUiM (aon- inflicted on ancient compositions Cbampton sure It was something like, Stage Oompaiqra pre-opening ths limitations of my narra- are Always motorcycles beside be renewed this year. The pur churches committee, will be in acld). Dom not sour. Ohaclui "ptete to their great injury. It is neces i?r ‘God, help us all,’ because my guests of the Kiwanis Club to preas releases, Arthur Miller’s us, a lot of them backfiring. So I pose of the program Is to tmve charge of arrangements for the odor breath". Get PA8TKS™ at sary to shun in the case of Moz Honor Roll Atlanta and Texas took all tiva,” he said. ‘T had no oppor feelings tor her were too tumul druz oountert eTtrywbtra. by John Gruber "Death at a Salesman” la the > 2 waa looking to the left. 1 guess morrow at noon at the Man- members contribute canned Thanksgiving meeting. art this tendency to hurry the story of a man who finds that the prises a tow months ago to KOI tunity in tho difficult and criiti- tuous to put into words. "And then I went in to see there was a noise, but it didn’t €ret Dressed Up movements, aa too often hap "society no longer provlden for The honor roll at Rham for the of the National Mixed JFIT oal days ftfllowlng fim assaas- Seem like any different noise pens. Hla presto corresponds to him when his business useful > 87542 I Inatlon of President Kennedy to Nellie. There It waa different the first mariclng period has Team C9iampionehlp. The title really because there is so much And Stay Home our allegro; his allegro to our ness is over.” • o u m record my Impressions. Rocol- because Nellie and I have g(»e just been announced. Seventy- went to Mto. M arnret Wagar through ao many things together noise, motorcycles and things. allegro moderato. His adagios This Is. on the face at It, I lection at this late date is neces- But then suddenly Gov. Connal Bertnun Turetiky fulminated^ ossible exception. When he are extremely alow, aa is shown one students are shown, twenty- of Atlanta, Mre. Emma Joan aartly incomplete.” since 1938. I bugged her tight NEW YORK (NEA) — The rought the so-called "L a Bcala" what the play is about—a sales Hawes of Fort Wortii, John and we both cried and I said, ly was yelling, 'Oh, no, no, no!’ agatnat my fln t review of Ar by the multipUoity of notes man named Willy Loman who two 'With high honors and forty- 0 AKIO Johnson expressed tho hope capricious world of fashion now orchestra to this country he used Gerber of Houston, and Dr, kqio 'Nellie, It’s going to be all Rankin; “ Did he turn toward thur Winofrad In no uncertain sometimes contained in a single loses Ms job whan he gets old. nine with honora * » ttiat these impressions, even if has women getting all dressed a full string section, but when John Fisher of Dallas. Only ■ari Sotoh Wmt N h A right.’ And Nellie said, ‘Yes, you?” manner In tale letter published beat.” But Hs real concern is with they proved of little use to the he conducted the PMlharmonic In Grade 12, Dana Kukucka one-quarter of a point behind 1 ^ DouUa 2 <7 JNm’s going to be all right.’ Mrs. Kennedy: up to go nowhere. In "The Open Forum" last These are my sentiments ex Willy Loman’s failure to face and Richard libitzky received Paw 2 O Paw 3 ▲ eommission, "may bo of soma in New York, 1928-29, he used a cept that Saint-Saens wrote in were Mrs. Bernardino Jenkins interest.” Among her many other fine "N o; I was lookliTg this way, We are spending more money Wednesday. Let It be known the realities that govern his high honors. Receiving honors and Hampton Hume, both o f Past 4 ♦ AM Paw * qualifies, she is also tough. to the left, and I heard these reduced string force. Further, 1916. How much faster we live ONE RECENT ♦TUPY Ths about-t»be president had on the costumes we stay at here and now that I never write Ufa It is to this concern that were: Linda Buibsi, Christine Atlanta, Mary Phllley of Hous "Then I turned and went back terrible noises, you know. And 1 have two photographs of Tos today than >8 years ago, and the Stage Company has direct WPICATEP THAT PEOPLE little opportunity to see what home In than on the finery we opinions which I cannot support canini using 12 first and 10 sec Ellis, John Hooker, Thomas ton, and M arto Oohn of Detroit. East’a ten of trumpa would be to the small white room where my husband never made any how much more care^ we ed its attention in producing Hovey, Judith Pick, Linda Shok WATCHING A FOOTFALL GAME waa going on when the shots don to step out. with weightier evidence than onds which I will be happy to must be to honor Mozart’s HAP A MARKEP ^PEEPING OF (The Northerner must have good tor the aetting trick. from Lee Harvey Oswald’s rifle Lyndon was.” Malcolm Kilduff, sound. So I turned to the right Just my own likes and dislikes. “Death of a Salesman;” and it and Deborah Wrj/Hit. assistanit presidential press sec and all I remember is seeing At-home wear for the holiday show anybody on ai^llcation. I ideas! I suggest that Mr. Turet -The heart tmrooghoot sneaked in when nobody wae After winning the firat trump ripped into Kennedy and Texas m a case like this I prefer to is because its attentions have In Grade 11, Ames Gregory looking.) retary, and Kenney O’Donnell my husband, he had this sort of season is so opulent that one can’t prove he was playing Mo sky, instead of li s t i n g to Tos been directed so well that the THE ENTIRE GAME. trick. South muat lead the jack Gov. John B. Connally, two cars enlighten correspondents pri and Martha Hammond placed in East dealer were coming and going. "I think quizzical look on his face, and can really believe that a man’s zart at the time, but the hall is canini and Koussevltsky record performance is such a success. of spades Instead o f a low ahead of Johnson’s car. A Se vately, but since he made public Salzburg’s Mozarteum, so it’s a the high honor group. Named Neither side vulnerable spade. South can ruff the heart it was Kenny’s face and Ken his. hand was up, it must have home is his castle and his wife ings as he suggesU to me and 'While the situation o f the for honors were: MEU’garet cret Service agent was sitting issue of the review I must make safe bet. The photos were taken .kl(M*liiNiiM»*b«.f((le«G5iw*ks Opening lead—King of Hearts. return, knock out the ace of ny’s voice that I first heard the been his left hand. And just as I a queen. which I long ago have done, lis Blais, Peter Denoncourt, Cyn on top of him. m blic reply. Let us examine Mr. by Otto Skall of Vienna some play is splendid—an aging Both teams had to count on clubs, and ruff another heart words, ‘The president is dead.: turned and looked at him, I For the holiday hostess this ten to the Mozart interpretations salesman loses his job and falls thia Donahue, Susan Fowler, As Johnson tells it: Thretsky's quaUflcatlons. He is time prior to 1935. mistakes to land at the top. return with a low tnanp. Then "Mr. Kilduff entered and said could see a piece of his skull year, the elegant look prevails of Furtwangler, Walter and out with his grown son—the Judith Gove, Sandra Grun, Mi Since 1069. He was asked by "I was startled by the sharp a bass player stationed on the This was before ’Turetzky’s Whether you’re playing f o r declarer entera dummy with a to Lyndon, ‘Mr. President.’ ” and I remember it was flesh and glitter and glamor join Muck (if he can find the last real crux of its meaning is tq chael Haley, David Jose, Diana the board to reconsider but report, or exploeion, but I had extreme right of the orchestra, day so he cannot be expected to marbles or for a national cham diamond to draw BaM’a last DO time to speculate as to its Mrs. Kennedy colored. I remember thinking he ranks to brighten the home one> as oegards the orchestra, be foutul in the veiled truths Kelley and Diana Wythe. he said that his action was a scene. viewed from the audience. This know it; but it doesn’t make me and Schnabel and Qieaeking, pionship you have to make few trump with the king of spades. origin because agent (Rufua) WASHINGTON (AP) — In the just looked a.s if he had a slight is an impossible' spot from that are slowly uncovered, both In Grade 10 only two placed, carefully conaldered and neces er mistakes than the opponenta. anguished aftermath of the as headache, and I just remember Richly colored brocades "Incorrect.” Still it brings up both pianists. All were notable sary one for him. The board When you know you’ll have to Youngblood turned in a flash in Winy's talk and in the flash both with hlgfli honors, ‘William In this case South made a sassination, President John F. seeing that. No blood or any sparkle with metallic yams in I f which to judge matters of bal both Toscanini and Koussevltsky for their Mozart interpretations, Ferguson and Louise Keogh. accepted his resignation with ruff often, save enough small Immediately after the first ex ance, {riu*aslng, and so on, but he backs included within the play. Kennedy’s young widow was thing. slim or full floor-length skirts. as exemplars of Mozart, in file which Toscanini and Koussevit- Grade 9 produced two high regret. very harmless-looking misplay. trumps for that purpose. Use plosion, hitting me on the doesn’t hesitate to do so. Even bass-player's mistaken belief. It is thus the job of the lead It’s the sort of thing you might your high trumps to draw deeply troubled for a time by a "And then he sort of did thi.s Furs are used to frame neck sky, especially, were not. honor students, Lois Bailey Etnd Rex Horrocks of Marlborough shoulder and shouted to us all in the conductor is not in a position Neither was considered exem player not only to be a plausi do yourself on a bad night— trumps held by the opponents tile beck seat to get down.” thought that she might have (indicating), put his hand to his lines or are added, Jean Har Then the Hartford-Symphony ble Willy Loman, but to carry Nancy Chamberlain. Qualifying who was dhairmanof the hoard saved him. forehead and fell In my lap. low style, to hems of gowns. to guarantee how things sound plary with the composer. Tosca for honors were Bonnie Blssell, and it might coet you a cham Daily QuesUoii Mrs. Johnson and Texas Sen. In the hall. nini was at his best in Italian bull - fiddler would not write, the audlenoe into the flashback resigned in October after a pionship, or a few marbles. It occiured to her that if she “ And then I just remember Slinky knits, with the gleam "The tempo of the finale was Jacqueline Blais, Linda Popoff, Dealer, At your left, bids one Ralph Yarborough were riding Further, it is very politic for opera, while Koussevltsky ex memories sSkWell. number of years of service. South ruffed the second roimd heart. Your partner doubles, had happened to be looking at falling on him and saying, ‘Oh, of gold or silver will be seen quite traditional,” when what Janice Rankl, Cynthia Ray Magazine Goal Set with Johnson in the back seat. any member of the orchestra to celled in Russian and modem Richard Dyssart, a stage and of hearts and led the queen of and the next iflayer bids two “I was pushed over by agent her husband when the assassin no, no, no!’ I mean, ‘Oh my in a variety of loungewear he should have written was, television actor of some re mond, Sharon Rowley and Beth The goal set for the recoit God, they have shot my hus fasliions. polish apples for the conductor composers. The deification of Verprauskus. spades. When this was refused. hearts. Yon hold: Spades, K-9- Youngblood. Almost In the same opened fire, she might have and management, both of whom Toscanini began with NBC and "The tempo of the finale was not nown, well fulfllls his respon- Rham magazine drive was South led a low trump from his been able to pull him down out band.’ And ‘I love you. Jack,’ I Pants are the biggest item in without precedent.” Munch’s Grade 8 had the largest num 34,700. The managers o f the 6-6; Hearts, 7-8-4-3; Dbunonds moment In which he hit, or were upoet by my review. Mr. RCA publicity when he took slbtUtles. hand and played dummy’s king. Q-S-2; a n b s, J-S. pushed me, he vaulted over the of the path of the fatal bullet remember I was shouting. And at-home collections. You can do bunch played even faster and His WUly 'Loman is a back- ber of high honor students, 11, drive, Lloyd Grant and BUI He was hit twice, the second just being down in the car with your entertaining in a wide-leg Turetsky has something to gain charge of the NBC Symphony, and honor students as well, 14. Fatal Error What do you aayf back seat and sat on me. I was by defending the interpretations and started recording for RCA. you can see what I said about slapping, joke-telling fellow Borst, now announce that the It was a fatal error, for it bullet taking his life. his head in my lap. And it just ged golden jumpsuit a la Chanel. that by consulting The Herald In the high honor group were Answer: Bid two spades. The bent over under the weight of in question; I have nothing to Still, mentioning Mr. Wlnograd who only slowly admits that he total sales were 35,127. landed South In trump trouble. Evidently she finally reached seemed an eternity. Or you may prefer to wear fla for Feb. 16, 1960. Karen Berk, Raymond Brimell, All four classes reached their pass (made by the actual play agent Youngblood’s body to gain or lose either in finding With either conductor is some didn’t really sell seven hundred East took the ace of spades the conclusion that this might- “ You know, there were pic menco pants in quilted knit, You will recall that I charac Patricia Buchsples, George goal and will receive 3150 ex er) is too timid. When partner ward Mrs. Johnson and Sen. faults or in praising. Further, I what ridiculous. gross in BMton, and that he is and returned a heart to make have-been could not really have tures later on of me climbing again highlighted with metallic terized Mozart aa "frequently Hopkins, Eugenie Jose, Melissa cept for the sophomores who doubles one heart for a takeout Yarborough. I remember at have at least as good a musical During the 1928 - 29 Phil not in truth "well-Uked.” South ruff again. This left happened, because in telling the out the back. But I don’t re glitter. misunderstood,” Toscanini and Lindsay, Cynthia Malecky, will get 3400 as leaders in he promises excellent support tempting to turn my head to education as Mr. Turetsky, and harmonic season just mentioned, And in the difficult transition South with the singleton jack of Warren Commission about it member that at all.” A pants suit In a shimmering Koussevltsky wore among the Karen Patch, Claudia Porter, sales. Profits from the cam for spades (the unbid major make sure that Mrs. Johnson the advantage of Icxiger years of Olln Downes, Pitts Sanborn and scenes, where Willy wanders in trumps. as well as a good hand. had bent down. Both she and she employed the past tense At this point In the transcript fabric can add a dramatic touch misunderstanders in my opinion Gayle Porter, and Gall Ransom. paign will be used to finance used to think.” appear the words “ reference to listening to more cwiductors by Lawrence Gilman, top New York his mind between the past and Named for honors In Grade 8 If South drew trumps, East Sen, Yarborough had crouched to your holiday dinner parties. way of comparison. critics, had unkind things to ss^ as well as that of others. Mr. the presoit, Dysart almost tan the student oouncU, award pro Mrs. Kennedy gave her testi wounds deleted.” This is one of The most beautiful of these suits were 'Virginia Anderson, Diane grams and extra-curricular ac would get a heart trick when For Shelnwold’8 86-page book down at agent Youngblood's What he means when he says about Toscanini’s Mozart, His Turetzky and Mr.’ Winograd eat mony June 5 at what waa then the very few omissions noted in have flared pants that resem gibly loses touch ■with the real Blssell, Gregory Burks, Shelia tivities. The coimcU is grateful he got in with the ace of clubs. let, “ A Pocket Guide to command.” my comments on the size of the tempi were always too fast, and at the same table with them, world, emerging as the younger, her Georgetown home to Chief the transcript. ble a soft, long skirt. but well below the salt. But these Crosby, Rebecca Donahue,* Mary for the suppor* given to the If ^uth led clubs before draw Bridge,” send 60 cents to Youngblood remained in com classical orchestra employed by in 1930 Maurice Ravel forbade imagined man o f years before. Alice Gagne, John Gregory, ing trumps, East would lead Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. mand when Johnson reached Justice Earl Warren and the Rankin: "D o you have any If you plan to do much enter are matters of opinion and even drive by people In the three counsel of the Warren Commis recollection of whether there taining during the Christmas Bruno Walter, Koussevltsky and him ever to play another piece Miriam PhUllps plays Linda Nancy Hagen, Marjorie Kiss- towns. another heart to make South Herald, Box 8318, Grand Central the hospital where Kennedy had Toscanini are "Incorrect” I don’t o f his, because in Ravel’s esti experts disagree, though the sion, J. Lee Rankin. The then were one or more shots?” season, why not do it in the weight is on my side. Loman, who WUly calls hU nuui, Norma Nowsch, Joyce Rham Menus ruff with the jack. And then Station, New York 17, N.Y. been taken. A cordon of Secret know. I first learned it was cus mation the fast tempi ruined the "foundation and his support," Pomprowlcz, April Rochette, Service agents rushed the vice Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy Mrs. Kennedy: "Well, there new grandiose manner — be In matters of cold fact Mr. Rham high school menus for was present. tomary to reduce the string sec- understanding of even modem as a pathetically small figure Robert Schofner, and Debbie president into a room and pulled must have been two because the decked in regal elegance sure to Turetsky is on impossible this week (no school Wednes While several witnesses have one that made me turn around lure compliments. tlco for Mozart and .Haydn in works. According to Ravel, Tos even in her unswerving d«ve- Zerkenbach. down the shades. Mrs. Jphnson ground. He writes, "The review day, Thursday or Friday); spoken of Mrs. Kennedy’s re was Gov. Connally yelling. And from Koussevitsky’s exam canini had the effrontery to tell tion to her hurtNmd. In Grade 7 Bonnie Brunei!, Monday, Frankfurt on a roll, Went out to see Mrs. Kennedy ple. O n^ last Monday I quoted er forgets that the instruments markable self-control during the it used to confuse me because A handy way to dress up a him he did not know the proper Larry Swanson Is the eldest Criatal Johansson, and Diane potato salad, sauerkraut, as and Mrs. Connally, Johnson Bruno Walter verbatim in this tempi for his own compositions; and their techniques have said, but Youngblood "told me tragic Nov. 22 in Dallas, her first I remembered there were cloth coat for winter is to changed radically.” Andrea son. Biff. Once the audience is Montandon were awarded high sorted fruit; Tuesday, Ham' testimony disclosed how deeply three and I used to think my have the cloth collar removed. column concerning the matter. too slow! honors. For honors In this burg macaroni casserole, cab' that I could not leave the room Amatl was bom in 1620; Antonio familiar with his voice, he be she was shocked. She said, for husband didn’t make any sound Then tuck a little fur ascot — With Toscanini I will make a Philip Hale took Koussevltsky grade the listing shows Tina bage and carrot slaw, peachy and I followed his directive.” Stradivarius died in 1787. Mozart comes convincing indeed in his STAT It as at 1:20 p.m., that John example, she has no recollection j when he wais shot. And Gov. leopard or mink — In at the struggle to liberate himself — Baldwin, Donald Cole, Martha rice pudding. was bom in 1768. I should ap Galumboski, Mark Houle, April son learned from Kenneth O’ of crawling toward the back of i Connally screamed. neckline. preciate knowing the "radical and his father—from the delu irOMORROWI^ONE M ONUi Lavallee, April Mott, William Manchester Evening Herald Donnell,-• a Kennedy aide, that changes” in the violin since Moz sions which nils the family’s Smith, Elizabeth Webber, Abra BY POPULAR DEMAND ON THE OIANX SCREEN he, had succeeded to the (U'esl- art’s time in view of the fact life. correspondent, Lawrence Moe, ham Wexler, BHlzabeth Wright teL 742-6796. that Amatl and Stradivarius 'vio Charles Kimbrough — who and Deborah Wythe. in blozinq TECHNICOLOR! “ He told us that the president lins have never been stupassed. plays the yoimger son—la, like Foote Leqives Board Quilting comes off the bed had died," Johnson said. "I He would likewise "Improve” Swanson, a i>ermanent member think his precise words were, Mozart by new interpretations. of the Stage Company. His Robert E. Foote of Hebron and goes out nights this fall. ha« resigned from Regional Many evening dresses, theater ‘He’s gone.’ ir Rest of TKis Week: This is quite a task and re portrayal o f the modestly suc "I found it hard to believe quires a greater genius than cessful but shallow Happy is Dlartrlct 8 Board of Education. suits and coats are made of Ma u r ic e ' : ; ^ ' j u d it h He had served on the board puffed up, quilted silks . that this had happened. The Mozart’s. Neither Mr. Turet open to a little more discussion. whole thing seemed unreal, un sky’s nor Mr. Wlnograd’s genius Some viewers feel he is admir believable. A few hours earlier I for Thanksgiving are up to the task. I just want ably the "cool,” if overraged, had breakfast with John Kenne an "old-fashioned” interpreta adolescent. But to this reviewer EVANS ANDERSON dy: he was alive, strong, vigor IX)VELY FRESH FLOWERS, BEAUTIFUL tion, but Mozart is old faslUoned OPENTONIGHT and FRIDAY tHI 9 his comedy is too broad, and so ous. I could not bielieve now that so I feel I’m justified in my much his own that it takes his Thanksgiving Dinner^ he was dead. .1 was shocked and PLANTS OR ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS demands. scene in a restaurant away sickened.” — OTHER DAYS TILL 5:30 (dosed Thanksgiving Doy) Mr. Turetzky implies that my from the rest o f the play. He AT Mrs. Johnson reviews are casually laughed works effectively with the rest WASHINGTON (AP) — For CENTERPIECES off, but th^^ are not or he would of the cast, however. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, the $3.95 up - with candles not be so merclsed. As was true of the Stage most poignant moment of the Company's first show, the sub day John F. Kennedy was assas sidiary roles are almost with sinated came when she saw Mrs. PARK HILL out fault as well cast as the Kennedy — “ that immaculate leads. woman” —in a stained dress JOYCE The pervasive mediocrity with her gloves caked with her from which Willy Loman seeks RESTAURANT m husband's blood. to escape is well conveyed by ROUTE 15 — EXIT 106 ~ in UNION. CONN. Tho new First Lady said to Flower Shop ^ Travel Service j Lawrence Reechling’s sets, Jacqueline Kennedy, "You while the lighting by Peter GEORGE know we never even wanted to 601 MAIN STREET Hunt adds effectiveness to the Dinners Include: be vice president now, dear 905 MAIN STREET ^ shifts too and from a mean SCHAEFER God, It's come to this.” Next door to the producuon of ^ 643-2165 ^ realty. CHOICE OF Mrs. Johnson, soon after the Heutford National Bank "Death of a Salesman” is di W IL L IA M tragedy, dictated her Impres- Authorized agent In Man- rected by Jacquee Cartier, the SHRIMP COCKTAIL FRUIT CUP WITH SHERBET SHAKESPEARFS sions into a tape recorder "pri 649-0791 k Chester for all Airlines, g executive director of the Hart JUICES OR SOUP D’JOUR marily as a form of therapy — ^Railroads and Steamship^ ford Stage Company. The play COTTAGE CHEESE - CELERY - OLIVES to help me over the shock and 649-1448 k Llnea ^ well demonstrates that his horror.” skills are more than organiza ENTREES t n A C B e t h ; When the presidential com Kk .sAh dik. tional; the play is a very fine mission headed by Chief Justice job Indeed. ROAST TURKEY WITH DRESSING, GIBLET GRAVY, ■MAT...... 75c TIME Earl Warren began its Inves CRANBERRY SAUCE SCHEDULE tigation, tho First Lady sent the |e VE...... 31.00 eommission a transcript of what BAKED VIRGINIA HAM WITH CHERRY-PINEAPPLE Mat. at 3 P.M. SAUCE SPECIAL she had dictated. 12th Circuit IDISCOUNT FOR Evening at .Mrs. Johnson described the Keith's ^ ROAST BEEF AU JUS 1 STUDENT’S 50o Otis A 8:16 beginning of the motorcade in SIGN ANY FUEL OIL BAKED STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP WITH DRAWN Dallas, Tex., commenting, "It Court Cases BUTTER all began so beautifully” in fine ENDS “KITTEN WITH A WHIP” shown at 8:00 weather. She smd the then vice Is Proud- CONTRACT UNTIL YOU ALL ENTREES SERVED WITH: TOSSED SALAD, president rode two cars behind CREAMED ONIONS. BUTTERNUT SQUASH, TONIGHT plus "THE KILLERS” shown at 6:15 A 9:16 X' MANCHESTER SESSION the presidential automobile. Her Over |1,300 in bond foi> SWEET PEAS, CANDIED SWEETS, Q account continued: MASHED POTATOES ROLLS AND BUTTER DONT GET OUR feltures were ordered agalnit "W o wore rounding a curve, That They Are 36 out-of-state motorists who going down a hill, and suddenly failed to appear in court today DESSERTS, toere was a sharp loud report — DOUBLE DISCOUNT DEAL! a shot. It seemed to me to come to answer speeding charges. In APPLE PIE MINCED PIE PUMPKIN PIE THE O N LY a busy session at the court from the right, above my INDIAN PUDDING OR ICE CREAM shoulder, from a building. Then house, Judge Stanley Yesukle- BEVERAGES: COFFEE - MILK - TEA - APPLE tilDER INTERESTED IN SAVING STAMPS? wlcz heard more than 100 sepa a moment and then two more rate cases. obots in rapid succession. There Furniture Store In This Trading INTERESTED IN SAVING SERVICE COSTS? Robert S. Wilkie, 38, o f ToL Complete Children's Dinners had been such a gala air that I land, pleaded guilty to chsu-ges thought it must be firecrackers GREEN INTERESTED IN SAVING FUEL OIL? RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED or some sort of oelobration. of operating a motor vehicle STAMPS while under the influence of Then, in the lead car, the Secret Area That Gives liquor, operating without a li Telephone 684-7045 Service men were eniddenly LAST...BUT BEST OF ALL cense, Euid operating a motor down. vehicle without proper registra “ I heard over the radio sys They are exclusive with ns in our Hne-^-Yes, many lines are exclusive with SAVE MONEY tion, and was fined a total of B m n e r tem, ‘Let's get out of here,’ and 3160. 'Ihe infractions Occurred n t our Secret Service man who Keith’s. Suppliers recognize the advantage to the customer, to them and to recently on the Wilbur Cross was with us, Ruf (Rufus) $$ REAL HARD CASH $S Highway in TollEUid where, po Youngblood, I beUeve It was, Keith’s In tying-up their product with a store that is known for quality, service lice say, Wilkie was seen weav vaulted over the front seat on We'll Help You Do It All-Plus ing from lane to lane prior to EVERY TUESDAY UoujARoJounson'^ tap at Lyndon, threw him to the and fair prices to their customers for many, many years. You buy from Keith’s being stopped. f l w and said, ‘Get down.' Sen. Yarborough and I at prices that are as low as, or lower than our competitor with terms that suit Maria Buzas, 63, of 90 Dur MBNU ant St. was given a nolle to a ducked our heads. The car ac IS FAMILY DAY! Clilllid Fruit Cup with Shirbet or Chlllid Fruit Juki celerated terrifically fast — your pocketbook plus receiving stamps with every dime you spend! charge of driving in the right Celtry and Olivet hand lane. Cnim of Colinro^rench Onion Soup with Croutoni faster and Yaster. 'Then suddenly »0M T nU FFID VOUNa TUhKEY they put on the brakes so hard Nolles were also entered In THE DELICIOUS Cranberry Seuce the cases of Thomas J. Oott, 17, Whipped Potato or Glaca Sweet Ktato that I wondered If they were 1 0 0 0 TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS going to make It as we wheeled With our of 09 Columbus St. on a charge Piaa Pearl Onlona Buttered Squaih OPEN FLAME BROILED Sweat Mixed PIcklei left and went around the comer. of operating a motor vehicle Freihly Baked Holla end Butter Hierta of Lettuco, French Oreitlnt We pulled up to a building. I fine values without a license; and Oscar S. CHEF BURGER CHILORCN'S Cunanan, New York, on a CHOICI OF looked up and saw It said ‘Hos ONLY . *0ld Feehloned Pumpkin, DINNER pital.’ Only then did I believe charge of speeding. ... . wUP Cheeie FREE Ihettel "^ rlc e 'e Choice" Ice Cream, 2S Flevori tiiat this inight be what it was. plus Not Baked Indian Puddini with Ice Cream •1.SO Yarborough kept on saying In WON XS FOR YEAR TREAT THE ENTIRE _ ^ Tee Coffee Milk an excited voice, 'Have they NEW YORK (AP)—Yankee Tokay Grapea Svreet Apple Cider Green Stamps IF YOU SIGN FOR AUTOMATIC FAMILY AND SAVE Mixed Nute Minte shot the 'president?' I said rookie pitcher Mel Stottlemyre something like, ‘No; it can’t won 23 games for the season. i be’.” Don’t miss TV Strato Loungers on this Thanksgiving Day Color Specatacular FUEL OIL DELI VERY... NO W! The 6-foot-2 resident of Mab-1 NO LIMIT "I oast one last look over my ton. Wash.,* compiled a 13-3 shoulder and saw, in th« presi — Channel 80— 7:80 to 8:80. Starring Dean Martin, A1 Hirt and Eydie Gorme. record for Richmond, 'Va., in dent’s car, a bundle of pink, just ABSOLUTELY NO EXTRA COST. (Stamps Issued upon pajmient the International League and a like a drift of blosfpms, lying on “All Time Favorite Music” Easy Payments Invited In full of first fuel oil delivery,). Don’t sign any eontntet until you 9-3 record after being brought the back seat. I think it was For the convenience of our patrons, Michaels offers up to the Yankees. In the get our DOUBLE DISCOUNT DEAL I Mrs. Kennedy lying over the various terms up to two years. Just tell us your pay- World Series he beat the Cardi president’s body.” YOU HAVE A CHOICE OF 4 EASY CREDIT PLANS! nals, 8-3, in the second game. Opon Flame Broiling ' ment needs. We believe wejjan accommodate them. The Johnsons went into the (1) 30-Day Regular Charge ^8) Up To Two Yearz To Pay makes the mouth- hospital. People came and went. MONTHLY OR BUDGET Special consideration to Gnbf* Churches, 4. i^tering difference. "Through it all, Lyndon was (2) S0-60-90-Day 4-Payment Charge Piaa (4) Young Homemaker* Lay-Away PAYMENTS r by one-or threel remarkably calm and quiet. Commercial Accounts, Etc. r They’re the greatest! Every face that came in, you searched for the answers you FREE MAIN STREET PARKING OR IN OUR LOT NEXT DOOR must know. I think the face I COCKTAILS SERVED kept Bfeeing it on wtus the face of Kennedy O’Donnell, who loved H « o f f n 9 24.HoHr IN OUR FAMOUS GARDEN ROOM him so much. Sptciollsls "Suddenly I found myaelf face DOLAND Ciisromer STR Eir to face with Jackie in 4 small haU. I think it waa rigl)t outside Eieiih Punt tin re S lM t 1935 Buiugt S orvict aartiiiilamiiia » in t *• ths operating room. You always OIL COMPANY eq a n * **1*1 ? think of her — or someone like BURNSIDE HOWARD JOHNSON’S her — as being insulated, pro III") M A I N ST. M A NCHESTER tected; she was quite alons. I 359 CENTIR ST. «t Wott CtiHr St. TIL 543-4320 W MU* O ff Oakland 8tv--4hi Ibllaiid Tpk«. don’t think I ever saw anyone ao Oppoflte llie Beniiei tailor High School on Lower Knd) Mnin Street much alone la my life-1 wet* up MANCBiritSR, OONlf. to her, put my anas around her ; I !V '^ 'T:' V- ■ MANCHESTEB EfVEKING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2$. 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1964 PAGE FIVl* doubled the tsrror.” Faacenda, Survey to Pusli Holiday Program Education Board Trio Abandons compositor with a typography WANTED company, said that "for the COAST TO COAST Rt. 6 Relocation Held at Lincoln ^ b . The glee club brought tha CLEAN LATK U b tO O s Meeting Tonight Sailing Dream first time in my life, I was program to a dose with the Bing scared.” He said he grew up on Clutrch IBtdlding Program ing of “O God Beneath Tl^ The board of eduimtlon, when boat. Tbs Maa£^Mter Chamber at The children of Lincoln School Guiding Band." "Wa Thank USED CARS , SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — ’The men, who had planned to preeented their annual Thanke- tt meets at 8 tonight at Bennet Three disillusioned sailors have Dempsey Jegeler Oonunaroa will survey 100 Thee” and "Prayar." Junior High School, will hear a sail to Bermuda on the first leg Estahlishes Separate Fund glvlng program this afternoon TOP PRICBS PAID abandoned their big dream of of the voyage around the globe, housaholdsn In Manchester, Television tor their peuente and Mends. The pcogram wae announoed recommendation from Ha trans sailing a trl-maran around the B Your Choice o f . . . 7" LP RECORD THE FLORIST "Songs ef Christnios" Famous Songs "Flowers Telegraphed .■\n.''"here" .Ample Parking All Around Us! Famous Artists 24 BIRCH ST., MANCHESTER (Limited Quantity) 613.6247—643-4141 ^ ^ Gay, Colorful CHRISTMAS PEN For Dessert This for addressing your cards THANKSGIVING Be Sure To Serve A ROYAL There's a Plan fo Suit Every Budget ICf CREAM CAKE SAVE > .50 weddy ami rocaiva $ 25.00 SA VE 1.00 weakly and racaiva 50.00 Delicious frozen pudding that’s'’ ( chocked full of fruit plus rich<> SA VE 2.00 weakly emd receive 100.00 creamy vanilla ice cream— Deco-' SAVE 3.00 weakly and lactivn 150.00 rated \\’ith Heavy Cream . . . Will serve sixteen. SA VE 5.00 wankly and racaiva 250.00 SA V E 10.00 weakly and racaiva 500.00 i 2.50 Per --Cake ( M*mb«r •( PaJcral 0*a»»N l>»ii>a«M Cwp, We'll a l^ have stenciled slices of ice< cream and frozen pudding in pints and Getting ready for winter? It’s a snap! Let your fingers do the walking half gallons. Please order early. See this Ice Cream displayed at your nearest Royal Ice Cream dealer's store. Plea.se place awings ank CURRfNT , S B ANNUAL .your order by Tuesday, Nov. 24. (Also available at the plant on 27 Warren Street, Manchester). Need io find things fast? through the Yellow Pages 4% DiViniND ICE CREAM CO.‘ ^ OF M anchester from YfHow PogM Manufactured In Manchester Since 1024! I DAY of DEPOSIT! MAIM OFFICe EAST BMAMCH •retr w m am c h fits Main SL ta s East Cairtar SL Manehartar Parkada Paid Quarterly , t Manufacturers of Orfitelli's "BANQUET SPUMONI" e ^ w r m m M u r Cor, Laiiox SL WaatMIddlaTunipIkfi fivnwwu 6 ta • •r iw M rfi *• • |M» 27 WARREN ST., MANCHESTER Phone 649-5358 The Southern New England Telephone Company j ' ? - •mm ___:------—-. .. 4ri -* • ‘«*- liANCHESTBE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. bONN,, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 4 (imd;fatrr to "the greatest destroyer a t family Ufs Thoughtful Nation Honors Jimmy Brighter Side In the Western world." Inside Report Enraitts VrraUi But what the politicians who c h ^ - Of the ?iew8 plon the cause of pure and complete by Memory of Beloved Leader B r y l i n buld ^j^OTim^K?!*n*c. white supremacy in South Africa really Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak GALLON mean is that they are afraid television I- (Continiied from Page 8) ‘CHARCOALED BIRDT* ^world’s longest aingto-span aus- might be a subversive Influence, under toft’’ phUoBophy — ^ (CoBttnned trooi Png* Om ) T (OoatlaMd f n n ftoge Om) T (Coattmed from Fagis One) penslon bridge and Staten la- C.OJ). WASHINOTON—H. L. Hunt, sweet bouquet at New Jork a of all these pictures they have FRIDAY HARBOp, Wash. land’s first structural link with PDbIliiMn ^ mining these concepts of white su who was Democrat enough in (AP)—‘The Thanksgiving tur ItoandM Octob«r I. HU______Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. He to of him walking along the sand. the rest of New York City. It premacy, giving the people of South 3060 to endorse the Kennedy- a strange person and might be That has nothing to do with It. key to probably out the win ccmnects Staten Island with SAVE ip to $50 A YEAR ON YOUR J nat MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. .1964 IIANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 PAGE- ELEVEN 'la iii II I'l' fei Mt. Bt. Banadlot'a O m e- and lived tai Manchoater many t « ^ , BkMinfiald. , years. He was a retired Junior Hebron Britain Moves Car Shears Pole, O b i t u a r y M anda may call at the fu foreman of Royal McBee Oerp., BEimrS WORLD neral home tonight from 6 to 9. Hartford. He was a member of News Tidbits Driver .Arrested the Army-Navy Club. Miss Jones fnmi th* AP Wire* To Reverse M n . Irm O. Mlaa Minnie E. fSaohlrpe Survivors include his wife, T B R N O N — Mra. Minnie R O C K VnX E — Miss Minnie Mrs. Nettie D'AUesandro Finn; Thomaa J. Vardone, 16, of Kindt Metcalf, 70, of Kut Ernestine Zschirpe, 81, of 37 four daughters, Mrs. Irene Heon Is Honored Trade Deficit Olastonbury, waa charged with (rdlMNCKtiinersliiitlie Hartford, mother of Mrs. Mar Ward St., died Saturday at of Willimantic, Mrs. Betty Colton 8eoi«oy ahroiids muoh ei opeeding Saturday night, after jorie ■. Fanelll of Vemcm, died Rockville City Hospital, of Wspping, Mrs. Dorothy Ms- spendlnC by Congress end »c- he loat control of hia car on 8. eosterday In East Hartford Miss Zschirpe was bom in kula of ThompsonviUe and Mrs. By Grange tiviUea ot many congro—tonal (Gontlii4ed from Pago Ono) Main S t and oheared off a 31- Hospital. She was the wife of Rockville, Sept. 8, 1883, a Nanette Rnight of Wethersfield; committoo and euboonunittees, foot high'tree at Ita baoe. a brother, Walter P. Finn of says Freedom of Information will attract foreign money to 'Verdone, and a paaaenger, taanisliawisnNa^.... Xra O. Metcalf. daughter of William and Emea- WKf Survivors, besides her daugh line Zschirpe, and lived in Rocky Hill; two sisters, Mrs. Miss riorence M. Jones was (jommlttoe of Sigmas Delta Britain. Larry E. Durey, 17, alao of flienisa Ltlllain LaMarche and Mrs. Chi, professional joumalinn so Olaatonbury, were taken to ter and husband. Include a son, Rockville most of her life. She honored Saturday by Hebron A spokesman for the bank Irene Russell, both of North ciety . , . Detroit’s two regular ManCheater Memorial Hospital a brother, two sisters, seven was a retired nurle. said the change was made “pri grandchildren and one great Funeral services will be held hampton; nine grandchildren Grange for 60 years of continu dally newspapers, strike-idled for overnight care tmd treat grandchild. tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Ladd and several nieces and nephews. ous membership in the local for 181 days, speed^forts to marily to strengthen the inter ment of a scalp laceration and national position of sterling,” I>\meral services will be held Funeral Home, 19 Ellington The funeral will be held grange. She was presented s pubUsli W ed aem to F "^ ^ oftCe- shoulder fracture, reapecUvely, Wednesday at 8:16 a.m. from which has been under severe Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. In Ave. The Rev. Paul C. Bowman, basket of flowers, a fifty-year ment in ctanpromise ag;re8ment police said. the Benjamin J. Callahan Fu attack In world currency mar Bumsido Methodist Church, pastor of Union Congregational pin and a certificate making Air Force investigators probe Police reported that the ac neral Home, 1602 Main St., East kets. Bast Hartford. The Rev. John Church, will ofticiate. Burial her an honorary member of He for cause of onuili of light cident occurred shortly after 11 Hartford, with a Mass of re The aimouncement said Chan B. Poet pastor, will ''fficiate. will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. bron Grange, also a $36 check to transport plane which claimed p.m. just north of Fern S t quiem at St. Mary's Chufeh, cellor of the Exchequer James Burial will be in Hillside Ceme There will be no calling be given to the recreation de lives of six military personnel Verdone was northbound, East Hartford, at'9. Burial will Callaghan will make a state tery, Bast Hartford. hours. partment of Stula’s convales yesterday near Nebraska City, struck a bump in the road and DOUBLE f 9 * : llMends may call at the New be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Nfeb. . . . U fe expectancy of ment on the raising of the dis lost control of his car police cent Home, in Colchester, where count rate this afternoon In the kirk and Whitney Funeral Ralph G. S.vphem East Hartford. Americans who reach 40 not said. The vehicle th «i skidded she is now a patient. House of Commons. diffeience in Friends may call at the fu Home, 318 Bum. L . M ftAGB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 *------Section Two MONDAY, NOViaiBER 28, 1964 iSUm rIrPBtpr ^o p ttin s l|era U i MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1964 Pages 13 to 24 Ex-Host for ‘Queen’ pJK ijya GET the BEST About Town Hospital Notes Congo Execution Looking for Work Vlaltlng hour* are t to 6 p.m. Delayed Again m The VFW Auxiliary will meet la all areas excepUng matern tomorrow at 7:B0 p.m. at the ity where they are S to 4 p.m. (Contlmied (ram Pag* Om ) noDs poet home. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — When^tell himluiii he’d u be .eltuy not to and •;90 to 8 p.m. aiid private Jack Bailey took the job -on sign you up for M e." rooms where they are 10 a.m. I you can reach Stanleyville from June ao; 194S, he was told it Bailey esUmAtes he hae hand RIR The Adult Choir o f St. Jamea’ to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Lubutu in four or five h6ura< would last two weeks. Three ed out $fS ijeflllon worth of gifts Ohuroh, directed by Ralph Mac- not to smoke In patients’ rooms. ‘ driving,” a military source in weeks ago it ended. down throogh the years to wom carone, will eing a requiem No more than two visitors at Leopoldville said. Maaa Wedneaday at 7 :S0 p.m. at “ It feels kind of funny to be en seekthg their heart's desire. oae time per patient. i Observers predicted Stan Four t^ueens are still in distant the Anniversary Memorial Mass leyville would fall this week un unemployed,” says tha dapper for President John F. Kennedy. Bailey, emcee, of “Queen for a parts of the world on trips won ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. less the commando units run oft the shove.’’ Mra. Ralph Maccarone will be Barbara Green, Wapplng; Al into unexpected resistance. Day” for two' decades, the last the organlat. nine yetuv of it on television. His interest never paled. “ I LAND O' LAKES bert Fournier, North Coventry: Rebel Foreign Minister 'ITiom- “ But good things have hap don’t want to sound maudlin,” Raymond Marchand, West Wil- as Kaiiza arrived In Nairobi said Bailey, “ but I do have a Members of the VFW will llngton; Joseph Hettinger, Glea Sunday for talks with Kenya pened, too. I never realisfid I GRADE A FANCY meet tonight at 7:80 at the Ben had so many friends.” genuine interest In people. Each son St.; Edward McVey, 34 Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta season I looked forward to the jamin F. Callahan Funeral Flower St.; Emile. Lanier, on the fate of 1,000 white hos ABC dropped “ Queen for a BUTTERKNIFE TENDER Home, 1602 Main St., Bast jtew contestants who would be South Windsor; Mrs, Esther tages in rebel territory. They Day” from its afte/itoon sched Hartford, to pay reepecta to ule, and its owners have filed onthe show.” Richardson, South Coventry; include 60 Americans and more "Queen” was long a favorite Raymond H. F l^ brother of than 600 Belgians. suit for damagek, charging de Mrs. Jean LaManh, a member. William Broad, 97 Foster St.; liberate sabotage of the veteran whipping g;irl of the critics, who Dennis Hartley. 1082 E. Middle Kenyatta told newsmen after claimed it dealt in human ago Kanza told him: “ All foreign program. Now there are plans ■nie Professional Womens Club Tpke.; Michael Weiss, 190 El- to enthrone “ Queen” in syndica nies. civilian prisoners of war ara will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in d-ldge St.; Miss Kathleen Ed- safe.” tion td independent stations, “ But the knocks came mostly the Federation Room at Center "ar, Rockville; Thomas Pratt, starting after the first of the from those who didn’t see our The rebel broadcast said: Congregational Church. The Erst Hartford. “ Kenyatta has asked that the NORMAN'S year. show,” Bailey declared. “We DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Round Table Singers of Msui- never had sob sisters; when we execution of Major Paul Carl.son But Bailey is not waiting Chester High Schod will present Mrs. Svea McIntosh. 2’ 7 Sum around. His first job on the out saw one coming we headed her be stayed in order to permit a program. They are directed mit S‘ .: Raymond E. LaRose, side Is a comedy role on CBS' off. I tried to play everything negotiations, and out of respect Where SERVICE Is Our by Robert Vader. “ Mister Hid” for old friend Ar for laughs. TURKEYS East Hartford: Miss Dorothy for Africa we agreed.” Hunt. Coventry; Mrs. Cleo P. The U.S. ambassador to Ken thur Lubln, who directed a film “ Naturally there was bound to Mrs. Alan Taylor, president, version of “ Queen for a Day.” Glidden. Wapplng; Nancy L. ya, William Attwood, met with BEST PRODUCT be some emotion shown by the and Mrs. Michael Tobin, con Taylor, 174 Lake St,; Mrs. Pa Kaza and Kenyatta in Nairobi “ They told me to report at 9 winners. But If a queen started servation chairman, will repre tricia Karvelis. 199 Center St.; this morning. in the morning; I said I'd be to cry, I'd back her toward the sent the Junior Century Club of Attwood said Kanza had made there at midnight the night be throne and warn her I was clean Mrs. Eleanor Karkowskl, South Manchester tomorrow at con Windsor; Mrs. Margaret M. proposals that had to be re fore,” Bailey said. “ The old out of tissue BO she'd have to servation day from 10 a.m. to 3 Ohiund, (Coventry; Mrs. Jessie ferred to the U.S. government. ham is rising back to the sur bear up.” p.m. at Waverly Inn, Cheshire, The talks were to be re.sumed Watt, 205 Woodland St.; Mrs. Prepare N O W For The face. Bxxmaored by the Connecticut when the U.S. government’s Thelma (Jodreau, Coventry: “ When I was going to Drake FREAK ACCIDENT State Federation of Women reply was received. - University, I played in a band CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) — Clubs and Sears Roebuck. Mrs. Alice O. Brown. 28 Turn- Attwood said Kanza assured Holidays Ahead for $7 a week and did a nut act, bull Rd.; Stephen Lockwood, him Carlson was still alive. like Ish Kabibble. One night Michael Reardon, 6, of suburban ^Rustle Up One Rare, Podnet^ The Women’s League of the Wapplng; Steven R. Salmon, 38 In Leopoldville, Premier Ralph Bellamy and his wife Colerain Twp., was killed Sat Don Blocker, TV's "Hoss" Cartwright of the famed Ponderoza family, addresses a crowd of Salvation Army will meet to Diane Dr.; Mrs. Marion G. Moise Tshrmbe appealed anew danced by and he liked my act. urday night when he climbed MAKE DISHWASHING morrow at 2 p.m. in Jimior Hall Creamer, 2isi Snrlng St.; Mrs. about 300, gathered around a stand In front of Manchester's Bonanza Steak Pit on W. Middle to the rebels to surrender and The next thing I khew, I was inside a large mounted tire Tpke., yesterday afternoon. "Hoss” had the crowd (mostly teen-agers) chuckling, as he told at the Citadel. Mrs. Flora Gra Eletha Fiske. 232 Woodland St.; assemble in Ketele camp near delivering telegrams in plays at leaning against his basement of the difficulty his own children have disassociating him from the lovable character he cle will be in charge of a fellow Joseph Kllnkevich. 105 N. Elm Stanleyville. He asked Insur A Real Pleasure With A Ills Des Moines Theater for $30 wall and it fell. The iron rim ship program. Mrs. Margaret St.; L,aura Ann Tunewald. Cov portrays in the "Bonanza" TV show. Blocker, who made scheduled stops at Bonanza pits in gents to wear a white patch of a week. So you know the ham struck his head. FOR YOUR HOLIDAY WE HAVE LARBE CAPOHS, CORNISH HENS, ROAST Wilsmi and Mrs. John McCollum- entry; Mariano M. Giacalone. Westport and West Hartford as well, left behind autogpraphed pictures for his many ad surrender on their shirts, ad- had to be pretty strong.” will serve as hostesses. 87 N. Elm St.; Robert Lappen, mirers. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) ding'^ "I will guarantee toe Uvea The Iowan came to California of all those respecting the or during radio's golden age and ING CHICKENS, DUCKS, GEESE AND IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CANNED 23 Lyness St.; Frank L. Kat- Rtmald Carl Helm, seaman ap der.” became announcer for "Ozzie kauskas. 696 Tolland Tpke.; prentice, U.S. Navy, son of Mr plng: Mrs. Christine Woods, production and complete recall The premier demanded that and Harriet,” “Duffy's Tavern” Frank Wlerzchowskl, Vernon; HAMS. and Mrs. Harold E. Helm of 25 Mrs. Doris Perozziello, 210 Coventry; Mrs. Aileen Tint!, Ford Production of all 80,000 men likely would the rebels free all Congolese G.E. Dishwasher and numerous other shows, as Leonard J. LaPenta, business agent fbr the Hotel A Restau not be possible before Nov. 30. and forel^ers, warning that all Spruce St., has completed boot well as emcee of a daytlmer, VISITING rant Employes’ A Bartenders' Union, agrees with Demo Charter Oak St.; Nelson W. 112 Chambcnu St.; Mrs. Laura “who dare hold a Con^leae or The big stamping plant at training and is home cm a 14- cratic Town Chairman Ted Cummings to discontinue picket Qulnby Jr., 88 TM ner St.; Ready to Resume "Meet the Missus.” Then friends around Connecticut? Cell day leave. He was awarded the Cone, Hampton; Linda Crolet- (Chicago Heights, 111., reopened foreign hostage wiU be punished “ Queen for a Day” came to U. S. CHOICE— TOP QUALITY BEEP ing of the Democrats' election victory party Saturday night. Edward R. Reardon, Wapplng: to, Rockville; Mrs. Madeline Simday night. without m ercy.” ahead to let them know when you'll American Spirit of Honor medal The party was catered by a non-union caterer. (Herald photo Mrs. Doris Wojnar, Rockville; (Cont^ued from Page One) town. Barrows, Rockville; Dennis By authoritative estimates. "Within a few days I will visit arrive. It’s a gesture they'll always for superior conduct. Initiative, by Ofiara.) Ivar Carlson, 93 Croft Dr.; It had started two months be schola^c achievement and Hartley, 1082 E. Middle Tpke.; Ford lost 70,000 units of passen you personally and economio fore in New York, then shifted Frank Oakeler, New Britain; shortages resulting from United appreciate. Nothing gets things done leadership, the highest honor in Helmer Bjorling, Bolton; Rob ger car production during the Ufe in toe province can be re PoHable to Hollywood temporarily, in lb Jeremiah D. Lynch Jr, 151 ert Pervis Jr., North Coventry; Auto Workers Union walkouts, sumed,” he said. like Long Distance — it’s the next recruit training. Helm enlisted had lost production ground to Its strikes. Ford’s normal capacity search of a new emcee. Bailey Cooper Hill St.; Joseph R. La Mrs. Martha Lieber, 115 Crest- is about 10,000 cars a day. best thing to being there. ROUND ROAST under the Navy’s Nuclear Field rivals. General Motors and was given a two-week trial. Electronics School program. Af Brosse, East Hartford; Jacque wood Dr.; . Donald D’Efemla During the first show he was Democrats Mark Victories^ CJhrysler. Ward's Automotive Reports, B olton Model SIRLOIN TIP ter his leave he will report to the line L. Hayman, East Hart Jr., Wapping: Rofiman Stew industry statistical agency, said perturbed because the director Navy Electronic School, Great ford; Richard A. De Forge, art, 19 Johnson T er; Wesley In what the company called disappeared. Ford make only 2.9 per cent of m S6ITIEM NEW ENtUNI Lakes, 111. He is a graduate of Explain Error to Pickets Rockville; Carol Colbeth, East Rhuda, 158 Tanner St.; Henry the cumulative effect of the Driver Arrested, The director returned after parts shortage, the last assem the Industry’s cars last week as TUEPRINE COMHIIT lb Manchester High School. Hartford; Mrs. Doris Simmonda Bartley, 34 McKee St.; Mrs. against General Motors’ 87.4 per ward to explain; "I was trying We do our beat to aerve you better and daughter, TalcottVille; Mrs. Kathleen Bolduc, 25 Edison bly line had closed down Friday cent and Chrysler’s 22 per cent. to find the producer so I could night. Car Leaves Road Jon N. Lambert, seaman ap About 170 guests celebrated^ ITie fact that a non-imion ca Karin Scheer and eon, 115 Rd.; Mrs. Judith Hampson, 64 American Motors, smallest of ROAST terer was hired for the job was The strike at a key parts plant prentice, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. Democratic victories in the Charter Oak St.; Mra. Edith Birch St.; Charles Koselauskas, the four carmakers, was credit an oversight, Cummings said, In Sterling Township. Mich., A 20-year-oId Manchester SWEEJ LIFE—FULL OF FLAVOR and Mrs. Normand M. Lambert town ."ind national elections this Saplenza and daughter, 63 Co- 259 Buckland St.; Mrs. Wilma ed with the rest. for which he accepted full bum Rd.; Mrs. Theresa Hlsta- Rydzewski, East Hartford; was disposed of Sunday. Strik driver was arrested Saturday of 74 Garden St., is attending fall at a party at the Knights ers at the 6,6(X)-mem plant rati Fire Control Technician School responsibility. ' broolt and son, Andover; Mrs. John Murdock, 218 Hackma TOUGH CHANCE after his car left Birch Moun of Columbus Home Saturday fied an agreement reached ear Fully automatic control. at the Naval Training Center, The conflict between local Anna Myers and daughter. tack St.; Mrs. Gloria Goulet, tain Rd. Ext. and went up an lier. NEW YORK (AP) — The embankment. Service for 12. Exclusive Day In , , . Day Out lib Bainbridge, Md. night. town committees and toe na South Windsor; and Mrs. Au Amston; Mrs. Georgette Cla- . . . Ysinkees would rather not face John Aubut ot 33 Seaman "Fluah-away Drain" liqui T | ie sponsoring Democratic tional union is not a new one. drey J. Gough and son, Wap- vette, 34 Clinton St.; Alphonse Settlement also were an fies soft food i>artlcle8 and SLICED BACON The Manchester town commit Reaie, 74 Woodland St.; Carl nounced at the two Wayne, Dean Cfiiance of toe Los An (Circle was treated at Manches Town Committee went ahead ping. ter Memorial Hospital for pumps them away. Rolls with the party despite warn tee was warned before a vic Anderson, 55 Birch St.; Albert Mich., assembly plants — last geles Angela He beat them WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son sesdp cuts and released. He on wheels. NO SPECIAl. ings from toe Hotel A Restau tory dinner catered by Garden Agostinelll, 72 IX^t St.; Linda of the nine which went on strike. 6 OZ. to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jamea, four times last season, and al was charged with driving while WIRING OR PLUMBING rant Emplbyes’ A Bartenders’ Grove in 1960 that similar Watson, Marlboimgh; Randy Their 3,000 employes were EJnfleld; a daughter to Mr. and called to ratification meetings lowed them one run— a Mickey his license was .under suspen REQUIRED. JAR lb Union, AFL-Cro, that the af events would be picketed un Mrs. Jerry Possum, 96 Leland Castro, South Windsor; Sidney- less union caterers were em Brown, 15 Cobum Rd.; Mrs. today. Mantle homer — in 50 innings sion and reckless driving. TODAY fair would be picketed. The Dr.; a daughter to Mr. and of pitching, and look at these ON PRESCRIPTIONS INSTANT COFFEE ployed. All nine local plant strikes Police said Aubut was driv buffet supper was catered by Mrs. Louis Gaskell, Rockville; Doris Audette, 42 Lancester had been over local agreements figures against the young right ing south, lost control of the OCEAN SPRAY non-union (3arden Grove Cater Subsequently union agent La- a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rd.; Mrs. Cynthia Nicewicz, is I good day to takt • Long Di^ to supplement the national hander: Tcny' Kubek, 1 hit for car and went up a 10-foot em . . . resulting in meaningful ers of Manchester. Penta wrote Democratic State Ernest Somogji, Bolton; a son Rockville; Frank Romanowicz tance telephone trip. (So is any other Ford-UAW agreement of Sept. 15; Bobby Richardson, 1 for 21; bankment on the right. The car CANS Although about a dozen pick Chairman John Bailey about to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peter Sr., 34 Goslee Dr.; Miss Kath savings to you every day! 18. Roger Maris, 2 for 18; Mantle, crashed into a post as It roUed 16 OZ. day.) If t the quick, easy way to ets showed up at 7 p.m. — an numerous statewide violations son, 64 Church St.; a son to Mr. leen Edgar, Rockrille; Joseph BUILT-IN No upa and downs in your Prescription lb of toe spirit of Democratic and Mrs. Donald Godin, East Jaswin^ki, Columbia; Joseph Over the weekend the compa 2 for 11; Joe Pepitone, 1 for back. visit friends and family far away— hour before toe pai^y was to ny sent recall-to-job telegrams 17; Tom Tresh, 1 for 16; Elston UNDERCOUNTER costs — no ‘‘discounts’’ today, “Regular begrin — they left before the state and national platforms. Hartford; a daughter to Mr. Deskus, Wapping: Mrs. Sara Aubut W8UI released on $250 prices’’ tomorrow! CRANBERRY SAUCE 4 the next best thing to being there. Honored by town I>emocrat8 (jeer, 91 Pitkin St.; Mrs. Waiva to thousands of workers over Howard, 1 for 14; Ken Boyer, bond and is scheduled to ap party really got under way. and Mrs. Dennis P. Rooney, 214 the country. M O D a Town chairman Ted Cummings at toe party Saturday night Center St.; a daughter to Mr, Wagner and daughter, Willl- 1 for 11; Phil Linz, 2 for 10, pear In Manchester Circuit No “ reduced specials”— no “ temporary BELL'S SWEET U K . Company officials said full and John Blanchard, 1 for 10. Court 12 on Dec. 14. reductions” on Prescriptions to lure promised union business agent ware Mrs. Mary Ross, who re and Mrs. Kendell Walker, 33 mantic; Mrs. Loretta Reardon customers! FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 28 oz. 91 HE SnmiN REV ENtlMI Leonard LaPenta that the par signed as town committee sec Thayer Rd. and son, 16 Croft Dr.; Mrs. ’ 167 Poultry Seasoning ' 'Pkgs. 29c lELENONE COMHIIT ty’s historic sympathy for the retary when she moved to W a ADMITTED YESTERDAY Patricia Poro and son, Tolland; At the same time, there is never any labor movement would be re terford last month; and Mrs. Michaelc.^d Patricia Dunay, Mrs. Francine Philllpe and son, OvotKswAocN O f AMcmcA, r Really cleans dishes. No We do our beat to aerve you better compromise in service or quality! cognized as future events. Alice Perry, who manned Dem Stafford .Springs; Mrs. Florence Rockville: Mrs. Carol Frallic- hand rinsing or scrap 28 Oz. Can ocratic Town headquarters dur Flora, Chesnut Hill; Mrs. Jean ing. Easy loading! YOU GET OCR LOWEST CLOTH OF GOLD ROYAL YAMS 39C ciardl and twin sons, 73 Ridge ing both election campaigns. Foley, 21 Canterbury St.; Ber- St.; Mrs. Kathleen Helm and Large family size ca PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE Music for the event was pro nle L. Graham, 80 Wells S t; YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE We Deliver 16 Oz. Jar 21c daughter of 800 Tolland Tpke. pacity. BOILED ONIONS 42 Oz. Can vided by the Dubaldo Bros. Christoppher Heyerdahl, Wind MORE THROUGHOUT THE SPRY 69C BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son Everrwhere, Fast sor; Paul Klotzer, 42 Washing to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beas YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR at the Parkade ton St.: Mrs. Magda Rooney, PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. SWEET LIFE — STUFFED ONE PIE ley, 62 Oak St.; a son to Mr. m Town Lets Bid 54 Walnut St.; Mrs. Helen and Mrs. William Toussaint, 235 ^ Saimond, 139 Oak S t; John Main St. EASY TERMS! UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! TRY US AND SEE MANZ. OLIVES S Oz. Jar 33c Pumpkin or Squash 2S,r-25e Invited Guest or Inviting 'Guests Schwanke, Andover; James On Truck Body Sirianni, 262 Green Rd.; Mrs. ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL MARCH 1st. 1965 Francis Steiner, 444 Center St.; Bertha Friend, RFD 1, Man Karen Wisnowskl, South Wind chester; Joseph Albo, 69 School INUM FOIL, Extra Wide...... roll 59c Equipment Service Inc. of iN i sor; Mrs. Marla Ondras, Wap- St.;' Samuel Johns. 83 Essex St. Hartford has been awarded a ping; Dennis Towers, Wllllman- DISCHARGED TODAY; Wil Is Bound to Please contract for supplying toe town tlc; Chester Sokoloskl, Rock liam Mulroy, Wapplng: Joseph highway department with a ville: Mrs. Velma Pencz, An- Hettinger, Gleason St.; Mrs. Es new truck body, to fit a 1964 jQyep. Mrs. Rebecca Grant, 71F ther Ostrowskl, Stafford Fancy Nufs For Holiday Cooking GMC chassis. Bluefield Dr.; William Sligar, Springs; William C!otter, 74 Con Their price of $1,153 was toe Broad Brook; Bruce Qilnack, stance Dr.; Mrs. Mary-Lee Ka- GENERAL ELECTRIC PICK O’ CROP PICK O’ CROP DIAMOND PICK O’ CROP lowest of four bids ojjened last Glastonbury: Mrs. Nancy John nehl, 68 Porter St.; Ellery Keith, LARGE BUDDED EXTRA FANCY Monday, and Includes a $250 ston, Andover; William A. Clif 172 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Elaine Sweet, Vernon; Mrs. GET YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FILLED AT LIGGETT'S ALMONDS BRAZILS trade-in on a used truck body ford Jr., Wapping; Mrs. Celia AUTOMATIC WALNUTS MIXED NUTS and hoist. Johnson, 492 Woodbrldge St.; Margery L. Gussak and daugh "We Save You Money" Eqplpment Service will sup Theodore Trahan, 10 Olcott St.; ter, 57 Weaver Rd. ply a Hell Model SL 11, and Pamela Young, Hebron. BIRTHS TODAY : A son to Mr. AT THE PARKADE— WEST MIDDLE TPKE. has promised delivery within DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- and Mrs. Ernest Engelbrecht, 1 ll(. Pkg. 59c 14 Oz. Pkg. 49c 14 Oz. Pkg. 14 Oz. Pkg. 49c three weeks. DAY; Catherine Daley, Wap 83 Tanner St Clothes DRYER EMPEROR INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS PINK OR WHITE GRAPES GRAPEFRUIT DESK GIFT 2 - 3 9 ’= 4 - 3 9 ' LT.WOOD CAPE COD P^EfeH LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET f SWEET, JUICY FRESH MEATS— RETAIL DEPARTMENT Has many fea CRANBERRIES tures including TANGERINES ARMOUR STAR Variable Time 'f-f t , ’ Control and Fric iSiv*.!;'’. tion Door Latch, Ib, box doz. 3 Temp. Settings. 5 9 ' THANKSGIVING MINIATURES — The Chocolates lb that made Barr'tcini famous. Velvety-smooth milk Stuffed TURKEYS 59 SUNSHINE CHOCOLTTE N U GG ETS...... 15 oz. pkg. 49c What if it poops out in Paducah? Wonderful Value! or mello-dark chocolate covers centers of dreamy KEEBLER TEA SQ U A R E S...... 9 oz. pkg. 29c OUR OWN MAKE creams, rich-flavored fruits, luscious cordials, and FIRST PRIZE PURE PORK PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., NOV. 28 crundv nuts. Special Thanksgiving package. FRESH ^ LONG ISLAND A thing like that could happen,.• van You won't wait long for portg M to a Volkswagen. After all, it'i only EASY SAUSAGE 5,008 ore on bond or on top. OPEN TUES. & WED. 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. •2,00 human. And when a part it improved, it eseoHy CAPONS DUCKLINGS MEAT And with your luck, it would happen fits our oldAr cors too. So a '64 rletrh. TERMS CLOSED THANKSGIVING ot least 300 miles from home. In Paducah for instance, is right at home in a *53 V W . BARRiCiNi is BEST because ... / ______IKy.) or Brewer IMe.) or Ketchikan And the mechanic won't need all day D o n s o n (Alas.). to install the clutch (the way he would * under constant refrigeration A las. for most cars). Our cor it mode to the FOR DELIVERY— CALL 643-0059 You may be far from happy, but you'll work only takes 2 hours. And many r»-. PATHFINDER SET * no preservatives added never be far from help.. There it o VW pairs are finished even faster. OPEN o A SATURDAY TILL 6 79* dealer in each of those towns (and in Because the VoHowogen watdedgeedT. Closed Thursday — * fresh from the factory taste 79‘ At hoifie or at work . . . beige’s a thoughtful . 59f 804 others in 50 states). DAILY T To T Thanksgiving Day as if it wot expected to poop get ee«K gift to 4rMB up any desk. Ash tray, urn, and So U you wont to find out how good predaion Ronaon Varaflame desk lighter FOR YOUR THANKSOIVmO WNNBR VW $ee^ce k. break down ond o ^ e^ that needa filling only once a year! Taatefiil Water Buffalo leather. O lVE YO UR f a m il y a n d FRIENDS THE' DCST N 0 R M A H ’S IF YOU MKE THE REST GIVE US A TEST TED TRUDON, Inc. ■CpNOM Y. STORE OF MANCHESTER 643-8424 445 HARTFQRD ROAD ^ 51 MSSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT TOLLAND TPKEU-TALCOTTVlLLE, CONN. SUOOR 646 CM TER STREET PLENTY OF FREE FARKINO PUNTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Always Pkmfy of Poriiiim Spaeo 917 MAIN STREET < ‘ ^ fA 6B FOURTBEH M ANCteXER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 PAGE FIFTEEN -' ^ ^ I — A c t r e s s S h i e s From Anything R : O f Golden Hue mmm MBEUNIfiS Everybody knows why the Pilgrims came over HOLIDAY FOODS^^ HOLLYWOOD (A P )_ Brlt- ONYDOR Jliank$pit)inp Hlenu iah iMMity 8hlrl«y Ekton w u in town thla WMk at tho end of an A^______^ American tour, and she wanted nothing more than to go off the (O il standard. LOW PRICES! " I uaed to think of goid aa a nice, w arn metai,” she re marked. "I heve many gold ae- SUPfR4HOHT QUALITY, GRADE A ceasortee in my wardrobe, but I don’t think I’D be able to wear them this winter.” There is a reason for her av ersion to gold. She la the ehape- ly lasa who cornea to an untime TURKEYS ly and in Uio latest Jamas Bond caper, “Ooldfinger,” by getting . . . for the opportunity to save money a villainous shellacking of gold ••• ^Ac *'• ^Tc paint. lb Photographs of her well- FANCY » shaped form, apparently cov ered with naught out gilt — not at Shop’s Thanksgiving Sale! A A P Opmn 7v«tcfay U.S. Govt. Inspected 5-14 lbs 16-20 lbs so, says she — have made the public prints. A Wmdnmaday TMt Her tour sponsors at United GRADE. A Artists ob lln ^ g ly supplied a W— k Until 9 p: m. Fresh Turkeys 49*; 4 ^ gold-colored wardrobe. At this point she can’t bear to look at RIVERSIDE - BONELESS, WHOLE, 3-LB AVERAGE, ALL WHITE MEAT the things. Shirley is also weary of being TOP QUALITY ms. lb. considered a golden sex symbol. ” I am sensual, but not a. sex symbol by any means,” she cor WHITE HOLLAND TURKEY ROAST . 99* rected. ” I don’t have the big l A M I . 4 TO S US, READV-nVOOOK SEADY-TO^bOK,X>K. 4 TO 46 POUNDSIK9UNDS bosom, aa some of the Holly ROASTING CHICKENS “45* DUCKLINGS “ 49* wood types do. I’m actually HAOY-TOCOOK, • IBS AND UP rather sliight, as you can see. REAOY-TO-COOK . . . • TO 7 POUNDS "It is my face that does it. I NATIVE TURKEYS GENUINE CAPONS “69* PLUMP GEESE “ 69* seem to have a sensual face, and that has been my trouble. I • IFRESH DRESSED • am usually cast in com .dies, Super-Right#uper-i\iyrii vecuaiiiy,Quality, 7-Inch/-iru.n Cut,v*ui, Regularr\ Trim (First 2 Ribs lb 89e) when what I really want to do is RIC. TRIM JLOC dramatic roles.” If she is Interested in serious 3rd to 6th RIB LB Q ^ acting, why did she agree to the RIB ROAST gilding? ALL CUT FROM HEAVY, WESTERN, CORN-FED STEER BEEF ” I wanted to attract attention TTurn wtH be very glad mttwoimi so I could get into American OVEN READY " . U 99* OVEN READY U 79* films, and this was the best way to do it. thou ihopped at sw im . . . tIADY-TO-IAT M m U M I I Z I “Why American films? Be CANNED HAM *“»*2.59 LUSCIOUS SHRIMP “99* cause there is no room for a Stoppe A Shoppe I ALASKAN beautiful young actress in Brit s w im . . . BEADY-TO-IAT ish films. You have to be mid Stop & Shop Stores CANNED HAM '““-S.PP KING CRAB lb. 99e dle-aged before they begin to For Your Stufffins IN DELICHTFUt, TANGY SAUCE take you seriously. Otherwise it will he open this s w im . . . BEADY-TO-IAT helps to be ugly. We’ve had a CANNED HAM '•“>“6.59 S H R IM P COCXTAOf 3 • 89* great vogue in England for EXTRA LEAN SUPER-RIGHT PRBH AND PLUMP those scruffy little girls in TUESDAY AND squalid tales about life in the SAUSAGE MEAT < “ 35* OYSTERS '•««" 1.15 •««»79* Midlands.” GROUND r A , WEDNESDAY As you can perhaps perceive, Shirley Eaton la an outspoken type. She has been in films TIL 9 PM .^ ,g/»/> /M 0N D A Y TUESDAY WEDNESDAY since she was 18, and I ’m giving PORK Ib V ” '” away no secrets to report that was 11 years ago. ’The wife of a eioMd Thmday building contractor and mother (ThanktcWIng SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ... JUICY AND PLAVORFUL of a young son, she first attract ed attention as the nurse in Day) "Carry On, Niu^e.” She did three of the "Carry Ons.” U. S. CHOICE TOP QUALITY BUY HYGRADE, LEAN, NO WASTE About the nudity in "Qoldfing- Ground Beef45 er,” she said it’s not all that it “VALUE-WAY TRIMMED” seems. "I wasn’t entirely nude,” she CANNED declared, ‘"rhere is a limit to SLICED FOR SANDWICHES - OR PIECES how far I will And I think there should be some kind of limit here in Hollywood, too. RIB ROAST Can LB SEVEN ’TUNNEL OUT Cooked Hum EXCESS WAS’TE AND FAT WALLA WALLA, Wash. (A P )— Seven men tunneled out TRIMMED — YOU DO NOT of the maximum-security sec RECEIVE SHORT RIBS OF H. L HANDVE tion of the Washington State WHITE OR PINK - FULL OF JUICE Penitentiary Sunday night. BEEF WITH YOUR PURCHASE! 4th thru 7th RIBS Warden Bob Rhay reported. A ll the fixin *s fo r yo u r fea st Rhay said the tunnel, about THOU ART WISE TO GET YOUR TURKEY AT STOPPE & SHOPPE 40 feet long and Just big enough PORK SAUSAGE Grapefruit 10k>r79" to crawl through, waa discov CLUB ROAST 1st thru 3rd RIBS LB. 89e at special low pricesi ered between 0:30 and 10 p.m. U.S. NO. 1-2'/4 inch minimum ’The men were last seen at din ner about 8 p.m. U. S. CHOICE^TOP QUALITY BUY MEAT HOWTO Sunshine Hydros 39* McIntosh Apples 6 69'^ ’The warden said the home Fill your cookie jar with the children'a favorite! made shovels with which the BONELESS VALUE-WAY TRIMMED FRESH TURKEYS BUTTIRNUT OR ACORN men dug their way out were GIVE YOUR JANE PARKIR found In the tunnel. 1 LB. THANKSGIVING Yoang Hin Yonng Tom Alcoa Aliuninum W nqi-!^24‘ APRICOT Squash u PKGS. Tiirktyt Turkoys ^ Chack Jhaaa Halickuf OaiusA,,, CLUB STEAK* 1 • 1 A HAPPY ENDING! PK r BA 49^ P U R E P O R K 10 to 14 Ibi lb 16 to 20 Ibi t INCH, 1 U B OZ FULL O’ FLAVOR Fruit Cake, ^ ^ . 5 9 ^ 2 . 9 9 LEAN FRESH A dozan "roll yoar own" Ideas from CRANBERRY SAUCE SAUSAGE SWEET LIFE Look to Stop ft Shop when your family Oeaan Spray or Stop ft Shop n ^ Q e Cream Pies ■nd Atil. Flivor* 4 pi* 99^ Chef Jean and Stop & Shop's bakery! ^ y insists on a FRESH Turkey. We have Save 6c on Ocean Spray M e # ind AMorttd Flavor* GROUND them . . . plump, elean and oven-ready., Gingerale Yukon Bavaragai—Coni*. 7o»1.00 You can take it easy the better they’ll like h ! i The flavor is superb — well worth the BEEF when supper time rolls Stop ft Shop has twelve Cranberry Sauce AiP 2^ CANS 39" ' slight difference in price. around. Set your buffet different kinds! 3-Ibs Shortemiig Pur.*’ 59* SULTANA 10V*i OZ C A C BACON Stuffed Olives mMANZANILLA1 = la ? JARar° ' 59" table with platters of Sesame Rolls Good as the best but costs 38e lasel REFRIGERATED, AAAGNOLIA ^ BOZ ^ A C sliced turkey, dark and Sno-Flake Rolls Biscuits LOW, LOW PRICE ” PKOS white; slices of tender, Onion Rolls m m m ' '■''Mf'.yi. ANN Dorann Candied Yams 4 pink ham for a change Sandwich Rolls PIES Tomato Soup PAGE 2 A ’ CANSc " A r 3 r SWEET LIFE COLOSSAL Save 40c I Save work I Froseni JANE PARKER-SPICIAl ^ A C There's more for your of pace; crisp lettuce, Salad Rolls fjoaik to Stop & Shop for fine quality food* A P P U , 1 U B OZ «r Potato Chips REG. PRICE 59C-SAV110< money after cooking sliced tomatoes; Cole Egg Rolls at the lowest poeeihle prices! PUMPKIN ar IQUASN, ChocoltK Chip Mint HALF because Qrote & Weigel Slaw and Potato Salad Dinner Rolls S IB I O Z Ice Cream Mtrvol GAL sausage links srs msde BUOlHPEOUVESScml U.S. GOV’T GRADE A MOTT’S APPLE SAUCE from lesn pork end nstural from our Caterer’s Kitch French Rolle Armour Star Staffed Turkeys »>'.* *> 55* or Stop ft Shop Brand. 9 C C ■ACH 7r TJI oA b 7(olidBU f Caah S aoshA l spices. . . finest quality for FOR BETTER HOLIDAY COOKING e n ; cranberry sauce, Submarine Rolls TURKEYS Save 15c on 2 jars! 15 os jar law the "quality conscious." pickles, relish, mayon Plain Buikie Rolls Not just Government Inapected, Boneless Turkey, Roast or*dVA“ 4“j'’.b. fc89‘ ASP Instant Coffee *«<«^'*1.39 naise, celery and olives; Seeded Buikie Rolls NO AimPICIAI. COLORINO 40 OZ. but Grade "A ”—the best turkey Juice Mwiaav COCKTAIL - OCtAN tP*AY d S I^ FRESH OCEAN SPRAY you can buy! All oven-ready . . . Swift Premium Genuine Capons ‘.v :...' ■>> 65^ V/ EXTRA puASMao . dckoiMa and> mcM ima/ PKG. and slices of the turkey Brown ’n Serve Rolls AT voun PAVORITS STORS just stuff with your favorite Ocean Spray 43‘ PLAID STAMPS Sweet Cider wiktikhill r.29‘ ••^ 79' BISQUICK stuffing. Let them roll their own! White Gem Roasting Chickens n> 59* CRANBERfflE$,4b.b.<25c dressing. WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers 41* Let each create his With plenty of piping $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE FOR YOUR DINNER—HARVEST Grade “ A” Ducklings '’ ««••«-•»«*>••• i>43* Choc. Pinwheels'«**t"«45* 6R0TE«WEIGEI>» FANCY RED EMPEROR own sandwich combina hot Stop ft Shop Coffee P m One Pie Squash 2 “%'-°'23‘ Ml *ra SM, Nkr. M, 1*44 tion with a variety of — who has room for des mt mtm m miiair. MW mm Nr SpArfcle Gelatin 4 mi 33' Brown 'n Serve Rolls pkgsJ Swift Premimn Sausage Meat 3 *1 fniteu'm t Haw .rMiaitN tar 2 sert? Aluminum Foil wommu mptrollW' (12 To Pkg.) ' GRAPES 2 !». 39c rolls to choose from. The Welch’s Tomato Jmce MIXED , 1 LB 1 « bigger the assortment. Sherbet, anyone? lO-l Colonial Master Canned Ham *..» *2.89 A iP Green Peas SIZtl 37* SWEET LIFE FARMHOUSE OR MORTON jieundi You sava 9c and gat Top Alaskan King Crab Meat packiffa *1.79 Value Stamps. Quart bottla 2 4 CRANBERRY PUMPKIN O ^ * m' 7i PERSONAL IVORY SOAP CAKH 28" > Af P i l I li IM IM foiraRiieed t tn I It, Hiv. ai A oHecilve M h it hhf Soper ttirItU M e h oem olU mi fkinllr. ■ e Heme pruhlhlted ip low ticmpl from field Sum# Offer. SAUCE PIES J l I ' SweetPeitatoesnA DOUBLE STAMPS J r % Horihoys Noscafo Chicken of the Son cans Thy family will thank thee for these! Si ^ f ' % Chocolato Syrup Instant Coffee Chunk Light Tuno 4 WEDNESDAY 14* Off lAtn. ' AT YOUR NEARBY STOP & SHOP ummmmmm 4MOZ « 7 C Tired of your ovory- ^ CANS W woz 1 75 CAN at JAR l* # 0 in Hartford, Eaif Hartford, W ast Hartford, Middla- H m iian Pineapples -’39° Clip this valuable coupon Monday-wathday rou town, Briatol, Manohaatar and Naw Britain. These are Genuine Royal Hawaiian — by far th« sweetest you fentlo Fils HUNTS Bisquick tine? Try our in-town ever tasted! A crown for your fruit bowl at a low, low price! laundry service and 18i Off l* M Mtai PtIm R«lac*4 Tomato Potto 2 cV*s 29* THi 12.IN-14AIX, PRICI RIDUCH) Fresh Calif. Dates I'/a Ihs 59* Fresh Ocean Spray Cranberries »> 29‘ see how pleasant Mon-’ r n i s r i x w ' s 100 FREE ’ “p,L“ 4y / Toaioto Souco 2 25* days can ba. 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS ^ Gallon ol Apple Cider ®L‘«oin’ G9* Chrysanthemum Plant ■Mortad colon *2.49 WE GIVE \ TOP VALUE STAMPS NEW SYSTEM with our real Home-Style Pies Look to Stop i Shop for all the extra special Holiday cdd Wutw All Joy Liquid WORLD GREEN with a purchase of *5 or moio Comet dofmior LAUNDRY Stop t Shop Appi# Pit 59* Specialties your family enjoys. Anjou and Bose STAMPS SUPREME liqvid Pears,. Western Golden an^ Red Delicii^s Apples, Dotorgent AND DRY CLEANING PumpklN or Squash Pft 59* at Stop & Shop thin Sat, Noo. 28 A 140Z A|C . ON HARRISON ST. (4^) Tangerines and- Tangelos, Brazil Nuts, Almonds, 12 OZ Q 7 C PKGS v l Off £ast Center St. ‘ Stop 4 Shop Mimca Pft’ 69* Only on* coupon Exc*pt CioartH** ^.45^= ots83V ■CONTW* Opposite the Cemetery SPECIALS Pecans and Filberts. D*r familv ii\d B**r For Pickup and Dellveiy OsU6«9-775S MON., TUES., WED. FOODS I at: 909 I M PULA SAT. 469 HARTFORD RD.. MANCHESTER HuSSese sM. Nov.2Sriinifloier28 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER Z3, 1964 PAGE SEVENTRF5N ju i^ snaxm MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1964 HOUDAY fiONUS ” - t' n THIS WLLK ONLY! DOUBLE S' ” STAMPS MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY T he Baby F ir s t Been Named ••• N a tio n a l S to re s ♦ ♦ ♦ Martin, Kimberley Peals, daughter of Paul D. and Rachel Lajeunease Martin, 706 Nevera Rd., Wapping. She warn bom Nov. 8 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grand- GIVE / r mbther ia Mrs. Jeanne Bard, East Hartford. Her patefnal nendparenta are Mr. and Mra. Thomas Martin, Biddeford, Maine. First National for the Feast 1 DOM’T take a CHAHCE Sherman, Jane Merle, daughter of Ernest J. Jr. and G R E E N Eleanor T. Cahill Sherman, 8 Trafford Rd., Hampton, N.H. U B T A M P S J ^ She was bom Nov. 1 at Portsmouth Naval Hospital, Klttery, Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Sherman Sr., 41 Hyde St. Her maternal grandmother is DEPEHD OHPp^l^f^- Mrs. Mary Cahill, Providence, R.I. Her paternal great-grand YOU’LL SAVE ON QUALITY FOOD IN WIDE VARIETY mother is Mrs. Jane Boyle, 52 McKee St. She has a brother, Michael, 6V4: and two sisters, Kelly, 4, and Carolyn, 22 AT THE FRIENDLY STORES THAT GIVE m ST NATIONAL SUPERMARKETS months. tin * • • * • GREEN STAMPS, TOO, FOR TOTAL VALUE! OPEN TUESDAY, Spencer, Kimberly Ann, daughter of Nelson and Kathy Bleleckl Spencer. 25 Village St., Rockville. She was bom WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Nov. 11 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandpar TUESDAYand__ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hotkowskl, Rockville. Her pa until 9 P. M. ternal grandfather is Nelson E. Spencer Sr., Durham. ^ E D N E S D A v Sawyer, Gena Lynne, daughter of Robert and Joan Wal- FANCY • PLUMP • TENDER inski Sawyer, Kingsbury Ave. Ext., RFD 1, Rockville. She was bom Nov. 9 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal Til# mpft mamorabU New England Thanksgiving dinners begin at Popular Supermarkets. Popular — bringing grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ludwik Walinski, Rockville. the world's most famous turkeys to your Thanksgiving table. An exclusive contract between Popular Super* Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles markets and^the Honeybird Corporation of Stamford, Connecticut means that you are getting the finest 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE Sawyer, Rockville. turkeys obtainable — Grade A, fresh frozen oven-ready Honeybird turkeys — raised with tender, loving Swanson, David Sevrin, son of Richard Sevrin and Phyl care to^ give you the plumpest, meatiest, most tender and juicy turkeys in the world. Order the Honeybird lis C. Kirk Swanson, Browns Rd., Storrs. He was bom Nov. turkey in the size best for your Thanksgiving Dinner. EAST 9 at Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grandparents are ' J t Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kirk, Ellington. His paternal grandpar- IN M ANCHESTER ■* ents are Mr. and Mrs. Willis Swanson, Mansfield. He has a brother, Karl Martin, 1%. • • • • * Gagne, Michael John, son of Richard Lawrence and Carol Ann Temple Gagne, 90 Talcott Ave., Rockville. He was bom Nov. 8 at Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Flint Temple, Worcester, Mass. READY-TO-COOK - AU U. S. GRADE A - AU TOP QUALITY His paternal g^randparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gagne, TURKEYS North Woodstock. He has a brother, Richard Jr, 6V4; and a aister, Michelle, 1. YOUNG. TOMS YO U N G H EN S COLONIAL PULLMAN Brooks, JUI Marie, daughter of Alfred E. and Theresa G. Nalezny Brooks, 131 Vemon Ave., Rockville. She was bom 3-LB 16 TO 22 LBS 8 TO 14 LBS Nov. 4 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandpar $ ^ 7 9 ents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nalezny, Ilion, N.Y. Her pa Canned Ham CAN ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brooks, Ilion, N.Y. She has a sister, Susan Ann, 4. * • • • • CLOVIRDALE - Mildly Cured Bahler, Carole Lynn, daughter of Kenneth and Aline Feldman Eiahler, Tolland. She was bom Nov. "6 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LB LB John-Feldman. Rockville. Her paternal g^randmother is Mrs. Sliced Bacon LB G. H. Bahler. Elling^n. She has two brothers, Vem, 9, and Ronald, 5; and a sister, Karen, 8. SMSRYS TURKEYS • • • • • Dube, Carol Jeanne, daughter of Patrick J. and Jean- 1 0 0 LOHG GRAIN RICE nine Pelletier Dube, 66 Margaret Rd. She was bom Nov. 13 LBS at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar Sausage Meat ents are Mr. and Mrs. Prudent Pelletier, Bdmundston, N.B., W l H A V I FRISH TURKIYS AT SLIQHTLY HKSHIR PRICIS DRAOON 50 or 100 EXTRA STAMPS Canada. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dube, St. Agatha, Maine. She has two brothers, Daniel, 7, S f s e c i o .t SAVE t7e and ^ b e r t, 4; and two sisters, Linda, 9, and Diane, 5. ARMOUR'S STAR - 4 to 9 Lbs 2 49"^ ONE HALF WITH EVERY TURKEY PURCHASED Boyle, Sharon Kathleen, daughter of Dennis and Kath GREEN SHRIMP LARGE POUND 49< leen Carr Boyle, 155 E. Main St., Rockville. She was bom LB «REEN DIAMOND (SAVE 40e) Tomato Juice Nov. 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal lU R K E Y S STUFFED grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Carr, Pawtucket, R.I. YOUNG NEW ClOP - Raady To Cook SO EXTRA STAMPS 1100 EXTRA STAMPS Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Boyle, POPULAR South Windsor. • • • • • I"' Walnut Meats FANCY LB WITH EVERY TURKEY WITH EVERY TURKEY Koropatkln, Ronald James and Robert Dean, twin sons < (SAVE tSe) DUCKLINGS PRINCELLA (IN SYRUP 1 UP TO 15 LBS. OVER 15 LBS. of John III and Katherine J. Steppen Koropatkln, Windsor- - Holiday Frozen Foods! ville Rd., Ellington. They were bom Nov. 13 at Manchester ALL GRADE A — Largo, 5 to 6 Lbs - Ready-To-Cook Memorial Hospital. Their maternal grandparents are Mr. I -3 » jV and Mrs. Peter Steppen, Ellington. Their paternal grandpar- "YOR" GARDEN A ^ | ^ enLs are Mr. and Mrs. John Koropatkln Jr., East Hartford. LB Cut Yams 2 WAYBEST FRESH NATIVE—5 POUND AVERAGE _ ^ They have a brother, Jeffrey John, 4. C H IC K E N S ROASTING • « * • « REYNOLDS' 18-INCH Bouchard, Michael Donald, son of Jean-Guy and Mar- Sweet Peas 2'prs29< ALL GRADE A - 5 to 7 Lbs tine Cloutier Bouchard, RFD 1, Carter St. He was boiyi Nov. 85-Ft 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar LB Roll Roasting Chickens 59^ POPULAR S?™ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Emile Cloutier, Baker-Brook. N.B., Sweet Corn = 2 r 29< C A P O N S EEADY TO COOK Heavy Foil Canada. His paternal g^randparents are Mr. and Mrs. John - WAYBEST FRESH— 7 TO 9 POUND AVERAGE FANCY Bouchard, Baker-Brook, N.B., Canada. He has two sisters, (SAVE SSet Shirley, 1, and Nancy, 2 '2. Cooked Squash 2 “kgs 29< Olsson, Gretchen Emily, daughter of David P. and Dolah E. Nutt Olsson. Bolton Rd., RFD 1,’ Vemon. She was bom PEPSI-COLA i Native Capons lb. Nov 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Maternal g^ n d- Strawberries ""O” “k1'39< 'ill parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Nutt, Drain. Ore. Her pa SLICED OR HALVES ternal grandmother is Mrs. Mildred Olsson, Drain, Ore. She 16 oz. Size V ONE POUND ROLL has a brother. Eric Wa.vne, 20 months. « p«k $ 4 0 0 Sweet Potatoes ^ A N D IE ? " 2 PKGS 49c Reg. or Diet CaiTons ■ 6-OZ*' Markham, Gordon Thomas, son of Warren C. Jr. and Samoa Punch »now«op 6 CANS Theresa C. Corbeil Markham, 204 Broad St. He was bom 2 PEACHES Nov. 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal ® * * W F R 0I T S K S E 4 - » 3 9 I Sausage Meat grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corbeil, 126 Spruce POPULAR St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and-Mrs. Warren C. Markham Sr., 95 Walker St. 26 oz. BottlesPLUS DEPOSIT A SELECT CHOICE CHOICE In Heavy Syrup poarf fisteiy/ JcJinson, Michael WajTie, son of Stanley.G. and Lavem from Our b S!T p 2;„, "ru «»|*. (SAVE 41e) M, Foss Johnson. 98 W. Main St., Rockville. He was bora Reg. 53c ^ Q c Nov. 14 at Rockville City Hospital. He has a bother, Charles G., 2; and a sister, Rochelle R., 1. Lucky W hip SAVE 14e ^ ^ ! Chuck Roast FRUIT CAKES 69' M chl..h Apptoi^Ha;, I “ is Bolin, Stacey Lee, daughter of Richard Arnold and Carol Fischer Bolin, 11 Alpert Dr., Rockville. She was bom PINAST - Have Enough on Hand Oct. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal E m p e r o r G r a p e s CALIPOINU J LBS 3 3 < ARMOUR STAR QUALITY i Sweet Peas grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer, 21 Flower St. Sliced Bacon Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hllding Bolin, STU FFIN G B R EA D 2.^v'.35< 26 Keeney St. Her maternal greatgrandparents are Mr. and Y e f l e w £ * ^ * * 1Y cAieoiMA «au< 2 3 ^ POPULAR Mrs. Samuel Fischer, 222 School St. • • • • • ARMOUR STAR SKINLESS FANCY Frankfurts 12 OUNCE PACKAGE Ang«ll, James Leonard, son of Leonard Jewett and Carol D o ! ; : “ 6 . (SAVE It c ) Ann Cahill Angell, 81 Wells St. He was bom Nov. 3 at Hart EXTRA JX ford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 100 * “ - W ^ if f w . inOriTEEN MANgUESTUB EVENING UBBALD, MANCHBS'rEB. CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 MANCHESTER EVEN^O HEEALD, MANCHES'fER, CONN- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1964 p AGE N I N F T B B a LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUHON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAD.Y CROSSWORI\ PUZZLE ^ Andover 9 a.m. B y special dispensation, Answer to Pravleiw Puni* Bolton Catlibllcs may eat meat on Fri- dajt , Permits Listed 'The annual pageant and DOUBLE S & H STAMPS (X^ICtAL I carol sing w ill be held Dec. 17 SALE PRICES FILM ARCNTT U NPH-HEH ?— IT% -TOO ’’ ACROSS 38 Radio tubH For Building Faculty-Student Hoop Game at 8 p.m. The rehearsal sched , ____ 39 Away from ule Is as follaws: Grakles 7 and SOU AUJCH FOR \tOUR SLU6: dORuaaUn EV ERY W ED. EFFECTIVE LBT« « H IP r V * AOX IT ^ AlANK-fiOiGISH MlNO/WHeN BuUdlnf permiU iaaued dur First in School Gymnasium 8, under the direction of Mrs. tTRAiaKT/yotia CONCEAL CRACK A ) TRIANGLE MONTREAL (NEA)—Mau MEATOWN rice Richard of the Montreal 1215V2 SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD Canadlens, Bernie Geoffrion of the Canadiens and Bobby Hufl T > » TM t,. ui. Nt ow. u-x\ reigWJaP. “ ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED! TURKEYS • 1»M W WtA. W of the Chicago Black Hawks all EVERY ONE IS SWEET AND illlC Y with abundant white hold the National Hockey meat and plenty of full-flavored dark noeatt Your M ott BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL League record for most goals STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. 9-6; THURS.-FRI. 9-9 Turkey is all plucked and cleaned, ready to be stuffed with scored in one season (50). SATURDAY 8 to 6->(CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) your favorite spicy stuffing: Aind, it cooks so tender . . . BLESS ^ BLESS, almost falls a p ^ . N SELECT YO URS NO W to be sure o f getting Just the right MOfA AS' KEEP ?AP AH' HER $AFE EEP- 11-23 size for your Thanksgiving dinner. r ’ I • Tm4 W tm. iw. TM >i» Bi Wv We*re a$ "Your Junior went to his room just as soon as you left! near as OPEN TUES. ’n WED. NITES «ll 9 ft teems that^s where he keeps his house* wrecking equipment!" your (CLOSED THURSDAY — 'mANKSGlVlNG DAY) ______AM telephone t h TCSw ^ prigesonthe fin e s t broadbreasted 'li 1 Colorful Holldoy Fruit Cup! 11-23 I BIRDS! ALL GOVERNMENT GRADED BIRDS! THE WORRY WART FREE BEN CASEY. OVEN-READY DEL MONTE DELIVERY LARGE FOR A 66-yeAR-OLD ) RIGHT. NOW LETt CHKK WTH NO. HE SHOWS A ^ MISS BROUiaARD TO SEE IF Your order for drug needs fifeyOO-TIFUL T THOSE SKULL PLATES ARE FRUIT ^ and cosmetics will be taken CANS SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL care of Immediately. YOU tXJN't 016 COCKTAIL V ;jAaZ, fM N? (X^jddo/LL TURKEYS PrescripHon Pharmacy 901 M A IN ST.— 643-6321 S A V E t n i B Extra Fine Granulated ! . _ > y m ; ______Harrison’s SHOP-RITE f ll iH4 hi NIA. lec. TX. let- US. OH. Your MORTY MEEKl K BY DICK CAVAIJ. DOWNYOWN Pure Cane ^B |||. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Stationers , w D U LO N Tyau HQ- IW O U L D N T _ ( THATfeNOT THEN I'W 60IK6 WeLL,WHAT L ^ T D k N O W ? 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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1964 PAGE TWENTYK)NE Yale Screams 12 Men on Field Bdltunore Clinches Western Championship n Hn ’ Rose Bowl^ But Officials Look Other Way Bills and Chargers and# then rolled out from the o4ght Colts Planning Party By EARL YOST ^•ar on the Yale men pleas CONSTRUenON — Bmlo Harvard was given the ball. and tallied. Opponent Still in Doubt Did Harvard have 12 En» Oet Break Oakman 14T-150—430, Bill Had the penalty—half the Sheekey 162-186—412, Jim Gain AFL Spotlight men on the field when Yale distanco to the goal—been Just before the half, with Aceto 144-136—409, Don Sim marked off against Harvard for time for but one running play. g^have no strings attached. ’rhey<^-'in had a crucial fodrth down Hi Carey’s punt was downed on mons 136—395, Nondo AnnuUi NEW YORK (AP)—It’ freezing cold at South Bend'^breathing with victories on the using one man too many, it 141—388, Burke Plank 178— can pick whom they please. and now need only to take care West Coast Oregon State edged and two yards to go for a the Harvard three. McCluakey For Marchetti-Again NEW YORK (A P) — <^that handed the OUers their#the Chiefs built a commanding would have given’ the Ells a MichiRan in the Rose Bowl With one more week of heavy of Southern Cal to wind up their dropped the center snap and 382, Terry Kelly 145—376, Bob eighth consecuUve defeat. Oregon 7-6 and Southern Oal first do’wn situation on the first down on the four-yard Boroch 137—369. Dick Buckley The American Football 21-10 lead, then fired a ftve- but the Wolverines may football, headlined by the Notre first perfect football year since bumped UCLA 34-13. Chrla Beutler recovered for In the only other game sched yarder to Chris Burford In, (he Crimson eight-yard line? line. 143—868, GlI Flavell 152—364, League spotlight which fo have to sweat it out a week Dame-Southem Cal game at Los 1949. Of the Top Ten teams, four The acore at the time waa 14- Yale on the seven. Fourteen NEW YORK (AP)—The#to Oreen Bay 38-21 Sunday but#victorie8 and St. Louis loseei uled, Billy Cannon scored three third period. Dawson got the Angeles and the Army-Navy were beaten. These were Ne Pont Enraged seconds remained as McCarthy still hold a 1^ -g m e lead over Butch Emmons 356, Ron cused on Cookie Gilchrist touchdowns for the first time before leaminR the iden Alabama, the No. 2 team 12, Yale, and the Bulldogs were Pont was still enraged after Baltimore - 'Colts are plan totaling two will give th e' ,ChurchiIl 354, Joe Rossetto 353, broken nose on the final TD and service spectacle at Philadel which has chosen to spend the braska, No. 4; Ohio State, No. touchdown bound. lYhile it ap faded back to pass, but un ning a retirement party St. Louis In the East with three Browns the Eastern title. and Buffalo last week since 1962 and Cotton Davidson the Chiefs were unable to score tity of their opponent— phia, the major bowlw line-up is 7; Syracuse, No. 9, and Oregon, the game, as good a contest as rushed and with all receivers games to play. Anthony DiGregorio 140—352. passed for three scores as Oak again. holidays in Miami’s sunshine, peared to many among the 39,- one would ever care to witness. for Gino Marchetti that Bart Starr scored the Pack swings 3,000 miles this Oregon State <»* -Southern almost set. has a rugged ’Thanksgiving Day No. 10. 909 paireea, plus press box view double-teamed, he sprinted over Marchetti led a Colt blitz that ers’ go-ahead touchdown on a land whipped New York 35-26. Dawson completed nine of IS "Harvard stopped us with 12 the final marker. Vance added >rcmises to be more excit- constantly kept the Loe Angeles COUNTRY CLUB—Vin Bog- week to focus on Cookie Boston defeated Denver 12-7 California. Here it is : assignment coming up wiUi Au Winners were Notre Dame, ers at Soldier Field Saturday, men on the field,’’ he muttered four-yard dash shortly after pa.sses for 92 yards before he ROSE BOWL — Michigan, 8-1, burn, an old rival that upset the No. 1; Arkansas, No. 3; Michi the conversion and Yale held !ng than the one they gave quarterbacks on their backs. Lionel Allridge fell on Brown’s glnl 139—383, Roger Barrett Gilchrist and Buffalo. BYiday night while Buffalo and left. Over-»n recordi favor Oregon that Harvard had the use of a in the poet-game press confer 139, John Rleder 146—390, Gilchrist, the wild Bill of the State but the Pacific Ooaet se vs. Oregon State. 8-2, or South ’Tide last year. gan, No. 6, and Louisiana State, 12th man, the officials didn’t a 14-12 lead at intermission. him when he retired last Roman Gabriel was dumped six fumble at the Cleveland 33. San Diego were idle, and ence. Leo, who shared running times for 56 yards in losses and Starr’s 60-yard pass to Max Mc Charlie Whalen 139, Tony Gryk Buffaloes, was bounced from preparing for their -Thanks The name caribou le of lectors are expected to wait and ern California, 6-3. Upsets took a little of the No. 8. LSU downed Tulane 13-3 see the Infraction in the third Yale was unable to generate year. CO’TTON BOWL — Arkansas, with left-footed kicker Deaui honors with rugged Chet Yestr- Bill Munson five times for 46 Gee on a fourUi-down-end-inch- 147—353, Norman Clark 136, the team last week In a serioua giving Day battle. French - Canadian origin, bor see how Southern California shine off a couple of the New quarter. any sustained drive after that zemski for Harvard, broke loss The prize defensive end yards, a toUl of 102. Stan Hllinski 375, Harold Ja r dispute with (Joech Loua Saban, Dawson passed 19 and 26 farea against top-ranked Notre 10-0, vs. Nebraska, 9-1. Year's Day games. Nebraska, Moreau booting two field goals. Yale quarterback Ed McCar es situation at the Packers' 44 rowed from the Indian word Alabama, No. 2, and Texas, and when Harvard scored when on the day’s longest run—and helped prepare for the festivi "What a great game they set up the tying acore 3 4 vis 354, Dan Benoit 368, Carl placed on waivers and appar yards to Fred Arbanas lor khalibu, meaning "power” or Dame Saturday. ORANGE BOWL — Alabama, playing Arkansas in the Cotton JIM BOUTON thy. who had faded back to Bob Leo raced 46 yards, un ties. Sunday as the Colts 9-0, vs. Texas, 8-1. No. 6, did not play while biggest as it turned out — played,” ’said Baltimore Coach minutes earlier. Bolin 363. A1 Gayson 370, Ray ently headed for another club in touchdowns in the first half as "scratcher." Should the Trojans happen to Bowl, had its 16-game winning pass, w’as hit and dropped on touched, into the end zone in whipped Los Angeles 24-7 end a hassle that threatened to SUGAR BOWL — Louisiana streak snapped by Oklahoma 17- preparing for tough Thanks for 46 yards in the last period Don Shula of the defensive unit. DellaFera 363, Len Glglio 156— unseat the mighty Fitting the 15-yard iine. Instead of see the fourth period, the Johnnies and a score that brou^^t joy elinched first place in the Na In other games, St. Louis Standings 400. wreck Buffalo’s Eastern Divi State, 7-1-1, vs. Syracuse, 7-3. 7. And Syracuse, headed for the giving Day assignments. Texas ing the officials’ red flags drop Irish, a feat nine others have closes with Texas A&M. Jim Bouton had forged ahead, 18-14, and to John Hansard. It erased the tional Football League’s West- crushed Philadelphia 38-13, De Eastern Conference sion Utle hopes. GATOR BOWL Florida Sugar Bowl, suffered its third ped on a clear, crisp November OtTi Conference. failed to do this year, they likely State, 8-1-1, vs. opponent yet to that was the ball game. Yale lead and gave Harvard troit tied MinnesoU 23-28, Pitts W L T Pet. PU. OP HOLIDAY DERBY — Flo Gilchrist, however, made his would be tapp^ for the host lOoS, a 28-27 defeat by West Vir The No. 1 Irish, playing in 16- afternoon under sunny skies, Outside of the dispute, and The victory, their loth burgh annihilated New York 44- be named. ginia. degree cold, throttled Iowa’s a margin it never relinquished. Cleveland 8 3 1 .800 306 221 Kioter 125, Peggy Bell 335, apologies to coach and players, role at Pasadena. If the Trojans And Radatz the ball went over to Harvard Leo’s TD scamber, all the Yale’s great fullback. Chuck straight since losing the season 17, Chicago edged Ban Francis St. Louis 6 1 3 .667 272 268 was reinstated and the loss of BLUEBONNET BOWL — ’Tul- LSU, Syracuse's opponent at passing ace, Gary Snook, and and the drive ended. Harvard Terry Kioter 352, Paul Mortis lose, it would send the pendu ssi. 7-2, vs. Mississippi, 6-3-1. thrills came in the first half. Merceln, a casualty in the opener to Minnesota, brought co 28-21 and Washington Washn. 6 6 0 .465 247 226 136, Larry Lorentzen 143. the Icag:ue’8 top rusher for the 4um swinging to Oregon State. New Orleans, still has a game piled up four touchdowns on the immediately substituted and the second peijpd to be exact, the Colts their first conference trimmed Dallas 28-16. None of the bowls can offer a left with Florida, Dec. 5. power running of Bill Wolski Princeton game the previous Phil’phla 6 6 0 .465 230 228 KANGAROO COURT $100 waiver price averted, Athletic directors of the eight Here Tuesday the 12th was lost in the shuffle. when both teams scored twice. Saturday, was in unform but title since 1958 and 1959 when Lenny Moore, who has scored Dallas 4 6 1 .400 198 206 Gilchrist should be looking to game with national champion The defeat of Nebraska left and the passing of John Huarte. As it turned out, it ended —This young wallaby FRIENDSHIP — Betty Bid- ■Pacific Athletic Conference ship implications as the game Wally Grant capped a 72- could not play. His loss was they also won the league cham touchdowns in more consecutive Plttsb’gh 4 7 0 364 205 270 well 18'4, Carole Page 207-554, make further amends in a key only four major teams with per Florida State drew a Gator Yale's hopes for victory and the yard Harvard march by tallying pionship. games than any other NFL members take a preliminary be^een the Nos. 1 and 2 teams. fect records, and two of these, Bowl bid after beating Florida Turkey will be the menu for greatly felt, but no more than New ■york 3 7 2 .182 179 281 seems to be passing Rae Hannon 489, Eleanor Wil cla.sh at San Diego Thursday vote today. If they’re not unani 81st meeting between the Ivy on the second play of the sec the game Itself for the loyal Immediately after the game, player In history, put the Colts son 462, Dot Mitten 458, Marie that could be a preview of the Texas and Navy, last New Notre Dame and Alabama, are 16-7 for an 8-1-1 season's record.' many Thursday but tomorrow ond canto. Not to be outdone, Marchetti announced this was Western Conference judgment on the golf mous, then the next ballot will Year’s Day in the Cotton Bowl. League giants wound up in an Blues. in front with an 18-yard scoring Balti. 10 .909 365 174 , Frai^r 457, Frank Hunter 207, championship game. still in danger. The others are Les Murdock's three field goals night at the Masonic Temple upset 18-14 win for Harvard. Yale got the kickoff and didn’t his last season, but retiring is romp in the first quarter. It was game of George Wal he put off imtil Nov. S9. Notre Dame, firmly fixed in Arkansas and Princeton, 9-0. proved to be the winning Overall, Yale won six, lost Detroit 6 .566 201 212 ' Ken John.son 203, Ted Bidwell The Bills lead the Eastern the main .serving will consist of /Little Johnny Pont, Yale give up the ball until Rich nothing new to the 87-year-old the 14th straight game In which lace. The Newark, N, 223-558, Bob Gagnon 551. Division with a 9-1 record to Oregon State and Southern the No.l position with an impos Arkansas, led by quarterback margin. Niglio evened the count with two grames and tied one this veteran of IS years in the NFL. Green Bay 8 .648 268 197 Oal finished with similar 3-1 ing 9-0 record, has withdrawn head coach, raced out on the season and was 4-2-1 in the he has scored. L. Angeles 5 .500 239 253 J., player encountered Boston’s 8-2-1. The Chargers Fred Marshall, posted its fifth Tul.sa received another top baseball. The occasion will be field to protest Harvard’s ille a ’TD. The march covered 71 He quit after last season, only to Johnny Unltas set up the records in conference play but from con.sideration, helped straight shutout and' completed performance from record-set- the seventh annual Masonic Ivy Leagfue, third in the Big Minn. 6 .500 250 248 his critic on a round at SAPLINGS — Joyce Ames lead the Western sector wlUi a gal move of using a dozen men, yards in 10 plays. But 'Vance be convinced to return for an touchdown wltha 62-yard pass .364 2ir 297 143, Myrna Ciarcia 148, Mary 7-2-1 record and will be looking Oregon State’s over-all 8-2 mark along by the fact the big bowls its first unbeaten-untied season ting pausser, Jerry Rhome. Sports Night with two pitchers split the uprights and Yale led, Three 0-2. Harvard won six of other year. Chicago 4 Anglesea, near Mel is more impressive than the couldn’t \vait, anyhow. one over regulation, and he nine. to John Mackey. Jerry Hill San Fran. I 273 198 285 Kuzmickas 130, Myma Ciarcia to take a big step toward nailing in 65 years by stopping Texas Rhome hit for 21 of 35 in beating spotlighted, Jirp Bouton of the was Joined by assistant men 7-6. Even though his bones might scored what proved to be the bourne, Aiistralia. Trojans’ 6-8. ’The PAC selectors The Irish smashed Iowa 28-0 Tech 17-0. Princeton clinched Toledo 39-16. He passed for two New York Yankees and Dick How can you figure football. lliursday’s Game 366, Joyce Amea 143-345. the title by increasing their tor, Herb Fairfield, but the Interception of a McCarthy not appreciate his decision, decisive touchdown on a 17-yard bulge over runner-up Kansas the Ivy League title, subduing touchdowns amd ran for another. Radatz of the Boston Red Sox. pass set up Harvard’s second Dartmouth beat Harvard, Marchetti himself must. Instead nui in the third quarter. Los Chicago at Detroit Cornell 17-12. four officials—three dressed FEMMES AND FELLAS — City, 5-5. Upsets marked the traditional Jackie Farrell, head of the properly and one with his score... John McCluskey en 48-0; Yale beat Dartmouth, 24- o t going out on a third-place Angeles finally scored in the Sunday’s Games Wesleyap Race Michigan used a couple of games throughout the country. Yankees’ Speakers Bureau, will 15. Harvard 'whips Yale, 18-14! ; Fran Crandall 368, Betty La- The Chiefs remained In con sleeves rolled up—turned a deaf gineered the 34-yard drive and team that won eight games and fourth quarter on Munson’s 21- Baltimore at San Francisco ^ moureaux 345, Tony Marinelli tention Sunday as Len Dawson f i m W m S and UQUORS Schoolboy Grid Finales Thursday Ohio boys who got away from Harvard beat Yale 18-14. South be toastmaster. lost six, he will retire —If he yard pass to Bucky Pope. Green Bay at Dallas Taken by Keefe Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes Carolina surprised Clemson 7-3. The program, open to the I ■'’''5-148—408, Rollie Iri.sh 381, oas.oed for three touchdowns ■ actually does — after a champi Green Bay used a fumble by Los Angeles at Minnesot I Bill Rau 356, Aany Lafnoure- in beating the Buckeyes at Co North Carolina beat Duke 21-16. public, starts at 7 o’clock with onship game. j New York at Washington before suffering a broken nose- Keefe Shooting for First Win Here Thursday Jimmy Brown to help hold in a 28-19 victory over Houston lumbus 10-0 for the Big Ten Kentucky edged favored Ten a dinner. Tickets will be avail The (>>lta most likely will play Cleveland’s magic number, at | Philadelphia at Cleveland MIDDLETOWN (AP) — The 3®®- SHOP EARLY! championship and the first trip nessee 12-7. Wisconsin, with five able at the door. Howard Wad the Cleveland Browns, who lost two. Any number of Cleveland i St. Louis at Pittsburgh best time in the J. Fred Martin Indians on Road, to the Rose Bowl in 14 years. losses in six 'previous confer dell, general chairman, exp^ects Cross Country Race no longer For the Holiday Bob Timberlake of FVanklln, ence games, downed Minnesota another capacity audience, as belongs to Jehnny Kelley. Ohio, threw a 17-yard touch 14-7. has been the case in the past. Quantico Marines Enter Race Jim Keefe, Central Connecti Closed Thursday, Nov. 26th down pass to Jim Detwiler of Missouri spoiled Kansas' Bouton was a big winner cut’s star distance runner, bet Toledo. Timberlake also kicked hopes for a share of the Big again for the Yanks this past 19th Hole tered the Groton schoolteacher's Eagles Play Home Back to the Marines for a# Race starts at 10:30 on Main the extra point and added a 27- Eight title 34-14. Colorado, with season as they won the Ameri By EARL YOST < record Saturday by 8.7 seconds. minute. St.,' opposite School St, This Y ear’s Award Keefe was timed In 20:43.0 for yard field goal to account for all only one victory, upset the Air can League flag. Radatz easily Situation’s well in hand, will also be the finishing point. the Wolverine scoring. Force 28-23. Stanford rallied in won the fireman's award as the Para3ma, one of 'Wesleyan’s the 4(4 mile race. Coast to Coast Wines By PETE ZANARDI the Marines have landed! all-time track and cross coun Race headquarters will be set Country Club Kelley, who set the previous Oregon State and Southern the second half for a 21-3 best relief pitcher in baseball. up In the East Side Rec Centers Curtains will fall on the 1964 schoolboy season Thurs California kept their bowl hopes triumph over California. It will be the first appear 'This saying could well try aces, was 18th in 1962. record in 1962, did not compete Buchta, a graduate of Holy with the awarding of prizes and Goes to Nicklaus TURKEY SWEEPS in this year's race, which at- GALLON O O A day morning in the traditional Thanksgiving finals. ance in town for both Bouton apply to the 28th annual lunch for all contestants in the Saturday and Radatz while the witty Cross, was 11th in '62. Both t.acted 46 entries. : PORT, SHERRY, MUSCATEL BOHLE t f ’eO H Manchester High travels to Willimantic taking on Five Mile Road Race in men have been regular track Teen Center on School St. Low gross—Stan Hllinski 69. The emnual event, now 'six Windham at 10 o’clock and East Catholic hosts South Farrell will be marking his Manchester Thanksgivings Competition is expected to be LAFAYE'TTE, La. (A P)—The 1964 championship of Low net—John Dyment 84- years old, u named in honor of third stop on a Masonic Sports entrants for major AAU meets keen for the team honors. Vil- the PGA circuit was decided on the very last putt in the QUART BOHLE $1.02 Catholic, 12 at M t Nebo Field.' All Over hut the Weeping morning. Two of the nation’s during the past year. Neither 15—69, Bill Phelan 84-15- 69. a retired Wesleyan track and Night presentation. lanova University won last year field coach. Manchester, coming off an four, could finikh its first year best distance runners, now In ran here last turkey day. year’s final tournament. Blind bogey—Steve Matava 18-0 shutout over Bristol Cen the Marines and stationed at but only one member of the Big Jack Nicklaus edged Ar honors of the yeaf overshad 82. Billy Young of Cromwell High of varsity competition over squad will be back. A] Adams, School won the companion 2.8 tral, must receive outstanding .500 with a victory Thursday. As State Grid Slate Ends Quantico. Va.. Charlie Buchta nold Palmer on a 15-foot putt — owed the blazing triumph of TURKEY SWEEPS Lef ranc Sweet Wines performances, especially on de Hippo Correnti and Steve Parayna have for who was 21st. The Indi'vidual not his or not even Palmer's, Miller Barber, who won .the Ca Sunday n ile race for schoolboys. His The Eagles snapp^ a three- winner was Vic Zwolak of Vil- time was 14:06. : fense, to end the season on a game losing streak two Satur warded their entiles for Thurs but one missed by Gay Brewer jun Classic — his first official Low g^ ss—Doc McKee 73. •winning note. ’The defense. It’s all over but the weeping.^ Going down the list, there’s Bowling Winner day’s race. lanova. He has not entered nor Jr. tour victory ever — by five Low net—Dave MacKay 74-7 Top finishers In the Martin CREAM SHERRY, RUBY PORT, DRY SHERRY days ago by defeating Wllby Yale almost had the game in Coast Guard with a 3-5 record. has six-time winner, Johnny race: Ray Carothers, Central Which seemed to Jell against 21-6 to ever their record. Little Jim Keefe. Central Had Brewer sunk the ball on strokes. —67, Harold Jarvis 76-5—71, its pocket, but Harvard's Bobby Southern Connecticut 2-6-1, Connecticut's College’s greatest Kelley of the Boston A.A. Kel Connecticut, 21:02; Amby Bur- Central, has allowed 160 points East has whitewashed three the 18th greep of the Oakboume While the temperature hov Einar Lorentzen 74-3—71. Leo took it away. Bridgeport 1-6, Trinity 1-7, and Christmas came early for distance runner in history, has ley was second last year. Country Club course in Sunday’s foot, Wesleyan, 21:11; Terry this season while the Indians of their opponents this season, Connecticut made a trip to Hippo Correnti of Manchester ered just above freezing and BOTTLED IN CALIFORNIA BOT Central Connecticut 1-8.’ also signified hts Intentions of Of the top 10 a year ago, five final round of the $25,000 Cajun most players hovered Just above Carpenter, Wtlbraham, Mass., 1.49 could only score 50. In the past Wllby being the only losing Worcester, Mass., looked Holy over the weekend in the New will be back—George Conefrey Ellington Ridge 21:20; Bruce Macmahon, Cen three outings, however, they al team to score. Of the 90 points Meanwhile, over in Worcester, competing. Keefe missed out Classic, Palmer would have re par, and higher, Barber, a bald Cro.ss straight in the eye, and things never went well at all for ington Open Bowling Tourna of Central Connecticut, Ray tained the money championship tral Connecticut, 21:30; Carl lowed only 20 and scored 36. against the Eagles, 84 have got clobbered. ment. The local duckpinner. No. by an eyelash of making the ing 33-year-old Louisiana native, TURKEY TOURNEY Furstanberg, Wesleyan, 21:36; Connecticut. The Hu.skies did 1964 United States Olympic Crothers, also of Central, Alan he had won the two previous fashioned a 68 and a 67 in the Lefronc Table Wines Windham has been blanked come in the four losing games. All in all, not a very happy manage to put up a fight against 1 in the state and No 3 in the Siegal and Ralph Buschmann, Saturday Doug Kendall, Wesleyan, 21:27; twice this season and have The Eagles have scored 11 finale to Connecticut’s not-so- nation, rolled an eight-game team after a phenomenal ca years. marathon windup Sunday. John Harrlgan 74-7—67. John Kelleher. Connecticut, Holy Cross attacks. But not both of the Spartan A.C. of The putt cost Brewer $200. Sunday’s 36 holes was sched three shutouts to their credit. touchdowns and converted on happy college football season. total of 1,165 to win first prize reer. plus competition in the Brockton, Mass, and Charlie Kickera—Lou Becker 84-7— 21:41; Jeff Galloway, Wesleyan, enough to stop Crusader scores Pan-American Games. He’d have won $2,100 by finish uled after rain washed out the BURGUNDY-CLARET-SAUTERNE-CHABUS Windham, winner of its last six of them, one kick and five Perhaps Southern Connecticut in the second, third and fourth of 6450. He finished 36 pins Dyson of the Hartford Track 77. 21:46; and Parker Morgan, Cen three, is paced by the running runs, for 77 points. could smile, finishing up with a Now an elementary teacher ing alone In second place, but he opening round of play. tral Connecticut, 21:59. 5TH periods. ahead of Bob Covel of Middle- Club. • Conefrey waa third, had to settle for a Ue with Nick Nicklaus’ $1,900 prize money TURKEY TOURNEY of Tommy Wojick and passing South Catholic has had its 45-6 trouncing of Central Con boro, Ma.ss. In New Britain, Keefe has Crothers fifth, Siegal seventh, Sunday Top finishers In the schoolboy BOHLED IN CALIFORNIA______BOT______knocks this season. The Hart necticut. But the Owls wound up Connecticut’s sole touchdown n aintaJned razor-sharp form by laus, white Palmer finished here boosted his earning to $113.- race, which drew 77 entrants: 1.29 of Bill Card and Terry Terrlen. came with less than five min Correnti, part owner of the Buschmann eighth and Dyson third. 284 — $81.18 more than Palmer Lou Becker 33-4—29. Barney They have scored 123 points ford team is 0-6-1. In their best with a 2-6-1 record, their worst Holiday Lanes’ House, threw running the Ctntral course. 10th, The latter won the 1956 Webber 89-12—77. Larry Seretto, East Catholic, in 17 football seasons. utes left in the game, on a 67- The showdown for top money made. this season, allowed 79. During effort a 12-12 tie with Gilbert. yard march in seven plays. games of 1.50-126-177-169-123- This year’s race will be his first edition when he was an under Ladles—Jane Rossitto 43-11 14:-14.08; Gene Wandy, Bulkeley, ihe last three games they have They have scored 60 points this Speaking of season records, 161-13.5-124 in pacing a field of in Manche-ster since 1960, when graduate at the University of —32, Jeannette Harrlgan 43-11 14:22: Richard Potter, Woodrow Const to Const Champagne season and allowed 201. Two only Yale among the eight Southern Connecticut got off 84 men. he trailed Bob Lowe of Brown Wilson, 14:28.1; Jim Riddick, scored 62 points and allowed on- to a fast start against Central Connecticut. —32. iy 14. Saturdays ago they took a 60- teams in Connecticut finished East Hartford’s George Pel University across the final line. Conefrey, undefeated all aea- Wilson, 14:34.6; Tom Maynard, 28 wipping at the hands of Pu ahead of the game—six wins, Connecticut and kept pouring it letier was third and took home Maple Leafs Look Unbeatable East Hartford. 14:48; Tom 5TH e A A A point of Interest, one that on. Central was blanked 45-0 Entry list now numbers 135, son in dual competition and the laski. Pulaski beat East by a two losses and one tie. The Elis’ $135. Covel gained $225 for his marking the eighth consecutive New England frosh cross coun ------The Mets and a fair day rec- Greene, Wethersfield, 14:51.5; NEW YORK STATE BOT O e O Y wins games, is the fact that 36-8 score. 4-2-1 Ivy League mark put them until end Harry Clark scored on O 1 1 ¥ T J i? a J -x)me baseball James Golden, East Catholic, Windham has converted after a 33-yard pass from quarterback runner-up finish. year the total has exceeded 100, try winner, is a protege of Fred Records mean little in this in third place in the Ancient a far cry from the 1945 race Norris, the former England 14:56; Glynn Jordan, Blast Cath 62 of its 18 touchdowns, eight game between arch rivals. Eight. Norm Newfield with a little oawenuk,'' Oreen LJndeieatea I atgames, nig^hl winning they won 20 onlylosmg IS 26, while But which drew eight runners and Olympian. Norris will be run olic, 15:03 and Craig Johnson, kicks and four passes for 16 Coach Norm Gerber reports Wesleyan broke even, four more than five minutes left in Southwest Conference teams Branford, 15:04. points. Manchesetr has convert- the game. 200 epectators. Last year there ning here for the first time St. Germain Brandy spirit to be high and it ap wins and four losses. So did the are batting .500 in 'oowl games. Thanksgiving morning. ^ three of 10, a kick and a pears that Blast’s bid for vic University of Connecticut with The Southern Connecticut vic Member teams have played in were 137 starters, 134 finishes But in D ifferent Situations"’™''”*’ 1 ss, for three points. and 12,000 men, women and Race Director Pete Wigren tory Trursday will be easier four victories, four defeats and tory was the lOlst for coach 55 bowl game.s, winning 25, los and Will Hadden, general chair IMPORTED FROM FRANCE East Catholic, now four and than that of Manchester. one tie. Jess Dow. ing 2 and tying 5. children lined up around the Newark Southern Champs^ marked off five mile course. man for the sponsoring Nutmeg BOSTON (AP) — Terry Saw-#two weeks with a back sprain. 80 PROOF Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, chuck is still undefeated and so planned to work out today f o r 4.39 have again lined up a team of Is Teddy Green. the first time and hoped he woul competent officials, all of whom The Boston Bruins were kay- be ready for the Thanksgiving Springfield Tops Rollers serve free. The promotion is a oed again, however, and wound game. Const to Const Cordials 100 per cent benefit with all up with no points for their week Toronto's victory coupled with Surprise! The Newark Bears#tune-up, however. They must proceeds entering the Muscular end set against Toronto and De Detroit’s 3-3 tie with the Rangers are champions of the Atlantic lay Jersey City next Sunday In ! BUYING NEW ANISEHE-MENTHE-COCOA 5TH A Q C Dystrophy Fund of the Tall Ce troit. moved the Maple Leafs to with Coast Football League’s South Boston, a game postponed ear- ' dars. The money is specially Sawchuck and the Maple Leafs in one point of a tie for the Na ern Division after all. lier In the season. Until Satur 60 PROOF BOT 0 e 0 3 earmarked for research in the whipped Boston 3-1 Sunday tional Hockey Lesigue lead. After being tied with Jersey day night that contest looked to battle against muscular dys night after Detroit had stopped The Bruins, who had performed City (or the last four weeks, be crucial. trophy. Boston's momentum with a 3 -1 so well going into the week Newark’s defending league EQUIPMENT end games, were stymied in In whipping Pittsburgh Valley, Brinrcliff Blended Whiskey Saturday night victory. champs ended the suspense Sat Newark scored twice on pass For the veteran Sawchuck, it their effores to get out of the urday night with a big assist leag;ue cellar. interceptions. Quarterback Juli I Sports Schedule | was his sixth victory in eight from-, the Richmond Rebels. an Malinski started the scoring 5 OR MORE YEARS OLD QUART A QC starts this season, having ga'ned While the Bears were turning FROM BANTLY Standings with a 15 yard dash in the first a draw In the other two game.s. back Pittsburgh Valley, 21 -10, period and Bob Walsh followed 86 PROOF BOT 4 e 0 J He was hard- pressed to keep to finish with a 12-1-1 record, Tuesday, Nov. 24 Detroit 9 6 3 21 46 37 with a 49 yard return of an HALF GALLON 9.59 Masonic Sports Night, T p.m. his string going In the third peri Jersey City (11-2-0) bowed to errant toss by Chuck Wldell. od when the Bruins got off 14 Toronto 8 5 4 20 46 36 Richmemd, 20-17, on a last peri —Masonic 'Temple. Montreal 6 5 5 17 43 37 It waa 14-3 in the final period IS LIKE Thursday, Nov. 26 Bhots. The Red Wings were a od 87 yard field goal by Bill when Frank Farella iced mat man short over most of the last Chicago 8 7 1 17 46 40 Joyner. Five Mile R ( ^ Race, 10 :S0 — 1 ^ New York 6 6 4 16 34 36 ters on a mixed-up punt play. Main St. eight minutes but Sawchuk’s In other action on the league’s Lynnbrook Blended Whiskey spectacular saves and fierqe Etoston 3 11 3 9 SO 56 last big weekend, Springfield Pittsburgh kicker Alex De Football — MHS at Windham. Rosa was unable to punt and 10:30 — Willimantic. checking by Detroit’s penalty captured second place In the GETTING tossed desperation pass which Football — East va. SMith killers kept the Bruins from col Bob Pulford and Terry Saw Northern Division with a 49-20 a 5-6 and 7 YEARS OLD chuk, a couple of unsung un Faxella picked off and returned JIM K E E FE Catholic, 11 a.m.—Mt. Nebo. lecting another goal. rout of Providence and Atlanta 86 PROOF Teddy Green’s decision came touchables, are beginning to edged past Mohawk Valley, 31- 18 yards to paydirt. 4.95 in a wild brawl that lasted about look like an unbeatable com 28. The losers’ lone touchdown IT FREE! HALF GALLON 9.75 Miss Wright for the second- five minutes before it was quel bination for the Toronto Maple In a Sunday afternoon contest came on the ensuing kickoff. All-Time Record round lead at 146, ballooned to a led, The fight started after W Leafs. between the two bottom teams Gene Gatewood scampering 92 77. Rivers caught Sawchuk behind The defending Stanley Cup in the south, Harri.sburg defeat yard.s. , By Woman Golfer Miss Englehom finished with the Toronto cage and spilled champions have parlayed Pul- H pays for itself. . .fast! Fuel sav ford’s clutch scoring and the ed Scranton, 20-0. Richmond and Jersey City Bnrwell's Blended Whiskey a 222 to share third with Ruth him When the Maple Leafs went The exact date of the champ were tied at 17-all with 13Va Jessen, the tour’s second high after Rivers, Green leaped to the near-perfect goaltending of ionship playoff between the minutes left when Joyner kick BILOX3, Miss. (AP) — Like 1964 money winner at $23,431 Sawchuk Into three straight Na ings on any new Bantly equipment Alexander the Great, Mickey rookie’s defense and the fight tional Hockey League victories Bears and the northern winners, ed the field .goal that sealed and runner-up tourney winner was on. the Boston Sweepers, will be the Giants’ hopes. The 225- Wright has run out of worlds to, with five. and a challenging position In the 8 YEARS OLD - 86 PROOF - QT Three sets of players were scramble for first place. announced shortly. It will be pound guard had booted a 4 will pay for the whole unit in just conquer. squared off but the main bout played at Newark the first yarder In the second period to ip s Bulford scored a goal and set V2 gallon $9,45 With her six-stroke victory In All-East Choices wai Green against Tim Horton. up another while Sawchuk weekend in Decembar. give the Rebels their only other Sunday’s tour-closing Mary Green easily won the fisti stopped 33 of 34 shots Sunday The Sweepers will have a lead. a few seasons. . .and then go on to Mills tourney — her 11th of the NEW YORK (AP) — Baston cuffs though it cost him a total of 17 minutes In the penalty box. night as the Leals beat the Bos year — the 29-year-old Dallas College end Jim Whalen, Yale ton Bruins 3-1 and climbed with save you lots more money, year blonde becomes the girls’ all- center Tim Merrill and Massa Horton also drew a major penal in one point of the front-running W right's k >urk>n Whiskey ty and a misconduct for a total time high money winner. . chusetts tackle Bob Burke were Detroit Red Wings. FLETCHER CLASS CO. : Miss Wright celebrated her named to the latest weekly of 16 minutes in the box. The Wings tied the New York OF MANCHESTER after year! Here's why: New effi- 6 YEARS OLD QUART 10th year as a golf pro this ECAC All - East major college Tlie oiling Bruins, missing Ron Rangers 8-3 on Lowell MacDon football team. Among the play Bchock, Bobby Leiter and Tom 80 PROOF BOT month. In those 10 years, she ald’s breakaway goal In the : has now won $176,994 — includ ers nominated ’were; Ends my WUllams, called up two for closing minutes and the Chica 'When You Think of Ghut, I64M521 ciency-engineered Bantly equipment wards from Minnespolls for Sun HAIF GALLON 9.29 ing her $29,800 prize money this Oland Benjamin, Rhode Island; go Black Hawks blitzed the Think of Fletcher** ( ■ ■ ■ ■ ¥ season. John Parry, Brown; Nick Ros day night’s game. BoUi Wayne Montreal Canadiens 6-2 In Sun setti, Conn.; Frank Ulcickas, Maxner and Bill-Knlbbs showed day’s other games. can extract more heat from every She Jumped past Betsy Rawls, a lot of hustle and, with a bit of whose winnings total $173,411. Harvard. Guards — Ted Brack en. Dartmouth: Brian Kava- luck, miglit have registered go NOW AT OUR Const To Const Vodka Mickey has now captured in their first game. During the 1964 football sea drop of fuel. It takes less fuel to b more tournaments (63), shot the naugh, Holy Cross; Ed Meixler, Boston U. Backs-— Ed Foley, Leiter, who has o shoulder In son an average of 72,520 fzina NEW LOCATION lowest competitive round (82), jury, is expected back for Hiurs- packed Spartan Stadium for 100% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS QUART A A F in J^ercury's history has there been Boston College; Bill Osrr, / eat your home.. .fewer dollars to JA^er the lowest 72-hold total (276), Brown; Phil I^Rose, Massachu day nlght’a game with New York Michigan State’s four borne 80 PROOF BOT 0 e 7 3 and won the most open titles (4) setts; Wally Grant, Harvard; ot Booton Gordon. Wlllioma, out' games 54 McKEE STREET and LPGA championships (4). Scipio Tucker. Conn.; Chuck pay the fuel And that's HALF. GALLON 7.89 a bigger, bolder, more So, what's left? Mercein, Yale; Jack Reed, ’’I ’ll be trying to break that Rhode Island. OPEN THURS. NIOHTS TILL 9 ^ scoring average of 72,” she guarantee— from Bantly! said. ’’I think it was about 72.30 LARGER qUABTERS and MURE PARKING this year. This to me Is the cri New Opponents AREA TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE Cockborn's Scotch beautiful change! terion of how good a real golfer is.” MEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — AUTO GLASS INSTALLED IMPORTED FROM SCOTLAND Wearing a wlndbreaker and Harvard and Susquehanna aro warming her hands in gloves In new football opponenU for GLASS FURNITURE TOPS 8 YEARS OLD Si! unseasonably W sk 40-degree Tufts’ football team li^ 1986. 5.99 weather. Miss Wright fired a Harvard replaces (3tolby on MIRRORS (Firopick* and Doer) one-under-par 70 Sunday to win the eight - game schewle an AUTO BODY BANTLY A b «vt Hw iif Indiidt Soles Tox the 117,000 Mills tourney. She nounced today. The garni Oct. 2 PICTURE FRAMING typM) got 12.560. at Harvard Stadium will be thr (on Mickey's 64-hole total of 21 first since Tufts’ 16-18 upset o WORK WINDOW and PLATE GLASS OIL COMPANY, INC. Many Other Poputer Brands On Hnnd ^.now in.th,e Lincbln Continental tradition gave her a comfortable six- the Crimson In 1986. stroke victory over little Mar The schedule; OONTKAOTOBS: WE HAVE IN STOCK ^ 331 MAIN STREET lene H a m , whose opening-day SepL 26—BowdOin. O ct »—«t MANCHESTER, CONN. • 649-4595 68 waa oie toumey’a only other Harvard, S -« t, Trinity, IS—at MEDICINE CAUNETS and SHOWER DOORS MSCOUNT OH CASl lOT mCHASiS MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. ■ub-par round. Ohio Waaleyea tS —■ WUUuiiP, MORIARTY BROTHERS When Yon Think Ot OhMS. Think O t Fleteber WEST STREET L ra A Praeidant Shirley Kn- 89—Amherst. Nov. t - « t Merlh- ■ m n iA T B S GLAOLT OIVIIN ROCKVILLE, CONN. • 875-SS71 8M-ai6 CENTER STRBET-^ANCHBBTBR, OCmN. glehom, whs had been tied with eaptem, IS—SuequehsnnA. Ml CENTI3t 8TREET--648-S185 N A ll f N ' I -r 'T > V, ;\ PACT TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 PAGE TWENtY-lURta -P" Basincss Services TOERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALT and SHORTEN Garden—Pann—Dairy RoomsWithput Bokrd 59 Apartments—^Plate- Offered Apartments— Flata— Hons0to^or Rent 61 Qooteii For Sale • 72 Homes For Sate 72 Houses For Sale 72 Sabnrban For Sale 75 Sabarban For Sate 7S Products 50 ROOM for young lady, a home Tenements 63 Tenements 63 THREE BEDROOM single MANCRB8TBR-614 room over- FIVE, FOUR and three bed MANCHESTER VICINITY—5 i ■: HAVE truck — Attics and cel away from home. Convenient COLUMBIA — 187 acres, one TOLLAND — $2,500 assumM CLASSIFIED lars cloanad. Rubbish removed. W hv irzrr? nvmm oompanv% expected APPLES— Macs and Cortlanda, BSHODBLBD 4 Room apart FIVE ROOM first floor apart- home, 114 baths, aad garage, zized brick Cape, flalshed room modem home*. Bel Air room home, nice condition, A nd wuxr does evmvqne u w t nup; to everything. 643-7969. basement garager la r ^ assum mile road frontage, excellmt mortgage, save closing costs. Reasonable. Call 649-1043 after No. 1 and No. 2. Bunco Farm, ment, Bunporch, cellar, yard, msnt $100 a month. J. D. immediate occupancy, oentnil- basement, patio, garage. WeU Real Estate Co., specialists in 9 room home, large bam, oth ^ IREAK8 OUT A V/HOLt CLUTCH heated. |130. 649-3212. able mortgage to qualified buy Spotless 514 room &>lonlal S;30. PAHCV 00E 8T TOWELS - 529 W. Center S t Realty, 648-6129. ly located on bus lina Call landscaped. Minimum main offering homes of unusual er buildings. Ideal for develop Ranch, bullt-lns, % acre wood weekdays 9-6, 649-4681, Eve. tenance. For appointment caU character. 648-9332. er. Full price $11,500. Call the ment or sub-division. Excellent STRICTLY FRESH BOGS ROOM for gentleman, vary 4H ROOM DUPLEX — Thto la Ellswortn Mitten Agency, ed lot. Hurry! Hayes AgenejL central Phone 640-0613 and weekends 649-142L 649-1988. P rln cip ^ ctily. or will trade for zmall- 643-4808. ADVERTISING Mediuma, 3 doaen |1 at the ust like owning your own INCOME PROPERTY — ’Three Realtors, 648-6930. HoosehoM Seme& f i v e ROOMS and garage, $95. «• home. Asking $46,600. Les- farm only. Also other sized. itome. First floor — Uvlng CaU 649-1946. family producing $3,600 per CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Offered IS-A FUtXiY furnished duplex __ 4 room, dining room, kitchen, SPACIOUS 4 bedroom ranch, Natslaky Farm Inc., 132 New- bedrooms, washer, TV, bus Suburban For Rent 66 year. Two three’s and a five Wanted—Real Rotate 77 marker Road, Vernon - So. hlrch oablneta, refrigerator, bullt-ln stove, 114 baths, two 8 AJi. to % PJS. room unit Terrific for ambi ' ...... - II » .i I .^ ■ ■ ■ .4 RBWBAVINa of BVRN8, moth line, oil heat, gentlemen or range, hood, H bath, carpeted ANDOVER — 12 minutes from picture windows, double ga holes. Zippers repaired. Win Wlndaor^line, off Dart Hill ladies. Parking. 27 New Street. t h r e e ROOMS, heat hot w a tious couple starting ou t Bkuy SPOT CASH paid for homes, Q P Road next to Vernon Hills. atalrs, Venetian blinds. Second ter, lights, garage. 643-6418. Manchester. Nice 4 room to finance with this Income^ rage, large lot Hutchins Rockville farms and acreage, 24-hour dow diades made to measure, floor— 2 bedrooms, large clos COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. all aUes VeneUan blinds. Kays Mors cuatomers wanted. Also, FOR RXSNT—Front room cen apartment utiliUes Included, On bus line, central heat. T.J. Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. service. Hayes Agency, 643- MOMnAT lto« nUDAX M AJM.— ATUBDAX • a m . pigs for sale. 644-0304. trally located. Parking. 60 ets, full ceramic bathroom. vacant 742-6124. *26 MORE Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. 4 UNIT APARTMENT 4803. 10 8 made while you wait. Tape *w- SIX ROOMS, first floor, garage, ST. JAMES PARISH — Spa Birch Street. 649-7129. Heat, hot water, parking, corders for rent. Marlow^, 967 STRICTLY FRESH EGOS— central. 649-6586. HARTFORD - WEST HART Manchester clous 4 bedroom home built 4-4 rrom tqiarUnent in ex Main.. 649-6321. basement, storage and laun- WANTED — A small farm 25 PLEASE READ YOUR AD Giuliani’s Farm, Birch Moun 1 diy. Children welcome. On bua FORD line— 6 large rooms, MOVE 1958, 2 baths, large wooded cellent condition and 2-car acres or more, preferably in tain Road to Tinker Pond FOUR ROOM, second floor steam heat rent reasonable. SHOPPING lot, executive neighborhood, 'T'th utUlty room. OteM M ar *mXaat A *r an telna *v«r tke akoM u • POOL TABLE repairs. Com Apartments—Flats—. line. Rent reaaonablle. Tel. af Into this convenient pres Bolton. Have a house that can Road, Bolton. ter 4 p.m., 649-3566, owner. - apartment grown child ac CaU 648-0404. $17,900. Hutchins Agency Real private deep back be traded as part of telling w a — lMBu. Tka ■drerttaer akooM raad Ida ad tka FIRST plete line of pool table equip cepted, no peU.Call 643-5838. tige neighborhood before y ar^ All city convenienes, ment- may be purchased at Tenements 63 DAYS 646-0103. price. Box C, Herald. OAT R AFPRARS aad REPORT ERRORS la ttme for the n e w d e l u x e 4% room du EXCEPTIONALLY nice first Christmas. 3 bedroom con on bus line. Real money ■act taam ioa. Tka H anid la reapoaalble tor oaly ONE laoor- Sportland Billiard. 283 W. Mid t h r e e ROOM heated apart FO'UR ROOM apartment sec floor 4 room apartment thor temporary ranch, neat as a (JUSTOM BUILT 7 room Cape, maker at $22,900. D. Dou- dle Tpke. 643-2367. Household Goods 51 plex apartment, heat, hot wat n a t ar aolMed laaorttaa for aay adrerUaeniMit aad tkea oaly ment, 456 Main Street. Call er, appliances, dryer, parkiiu', ond floor, redecorated, heat oughly insulated, oU hot water pin, oversized for spacious bus, sewers, garage, excellent ton 649-6306. Legal Notices to toe a ^ t af a "nake good" toanrllia. Brrara whksk do «ot 649-6229, 9-5. hot water, range, adulta, no baseboard heat atom, .win Move into this 7 room ness, low priced for value. EVERYTHING in sterUaed ra- full cellar, |160 monthly. raised ranch by Christmas. condition. Owner anxious. Sell **.!** adaameeawat wto aat be eorroaled by oondltloned used furniture and Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. pets. References. 300 Spruce dows, screens, Venetian blinds, ing below appraised value. \.OOURT OF PROBATB. atoa goad” •-— *«— ' Building—Contracting 14 BOLTON CENTER Apartments, Street fireplace, electric refrigerator, You can expect Santa to Suburban Associates Barrows £ Wallace Mandv-ster, within anrt for appliances, high quality—low drop in by either of two Pasek Realty. 289-7475, 742- of Manche«t«r, on the QUALITY CARPENTRY— prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 Corner Brandy St. and Bolton FIVE ROOM newly decorated range. Beautiful country Colo Realtors 8243. Manchester Parkade is^day of November AD. 1964. Center Rd., new 3 n »m s, heat, SIX ROOM duplex, newly dec fireplaces. Store the gifts jJ"e»ent, Hon. John J. Wallett, MOR OOWERATIOK WIIX Rooms, dormers, porches, south Street, Rockrllla. 876- and remodeled apartment for nial home 10 miles e a s ^ o f Lee Greenough Manchester 649-5306 hot water, stove, refrigerator rent. Immediate occupancy. orated, centrally located. Lau Manchester off Routed. in the large 2-car garage. Manchester BE APPSECnATBD basements reflnlsh.ed, cab 2174. Open 9-8. rel S t, 643-2465. The steel beam construc 289-7111 289-3040 Stanley DIAL 643-2711 inets, built-lns. formica, Ule $125. 649-3266. 643-4312. Centrally located on bus line. Adults. $100. 648-7056. PRIVACY ASSURED 36’’ DELXDCE ROPER gas tion is sure to support the MANCHESTER^eautlful 514 CLARK ROAD in Wapplng. diitriM *" No Job too email. William Adults or grown children pre SECOJ05 FL(X)R. 414 room Large wooded lot, 3 bed range, 2 years old, |90; also, SCHOOL STREET — Six room ferred. Call 649-7060. ROCKVILLE — A'vaUable Dec. sleigh and reindeer. Save room ranch, attached garage, Custom built 6 room Ranch. application of John Bonciek, Robbina / carpentry service. Duplex, modern bath, adults apartment heated, private 1, 314 room apartment, con the living room from extra room home conveniently lo A real nice home. Three bed - nrayin* 640-3446. / electric rotlsserie, excellent backyard and garage, g ^ en large lot, $15,500. Over 100 condition. 649-4403. preferred, $100 per month. 'VERNON — lATge, attractive veniently located near shop- wear by entertaining in the listings of all kinds. Call the cated on bus line. Spacious rooms. carpeting, fireplace ^a^ted‘»™«u1 aa per ap- privileges. Cellar Included. basement recreation room plication on file, It is Tiiiblt Rtathiis Oir Advertisar? UARPBN TRY—^2 years’ ex TRiaA POUARP Available Nov. 15. Call 643- 4-room apartment, country liv , ping area and bus line, for one large rec room. To top this Ellsworth Mitten Agency, and finished recreation room, ^ ...... MATTRESSES 34 price! Fac 6563. ing, Includes hea^ hot water, Reasonable rent Adults only. or two persons. Range, refrig off, there are many shrubs for entertaining. Under water softener, half acre lot. the foregoing perience. Ceilings and floor 146 mippLEsr Inquire 166 Union Street, Man Realtors, 643-6930. heard and determined U. L Pa4 OiT^^irlfhlwewtoedl tory close-outs, dealer cancel range, refrigerator, heated ga erator, heat and hot water in which when decorated will $17,000.'^ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- f / tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga a. I>64 by Utotod lykdUala. Iaa.| prrrsBURsH.PA. chester. fn Manchester. H M m Aam rias l«rviM rages. additions, attics fin lations. Some with slight Im Vernon rage and much more. On bus cluded. Free parking. Washer give you a fine Holiday pic MANCHESTER—Older 2 fam 1577. the 10th day of I perfections. Most are firm sup line. Adults preferred. $126 and dryer in basement Min ture. Asking $23,900. ily house, 7 & 4. Very Season Suburban Associates A.D. 1964. at ten o'clock ished, remodeling, concrete CENTER STREET — 4 rooms, OWNER MUST sell due to fl- and that notice ho work. No Job too small. Im port, quilted mattresses with monthly. 876-2600, 876-6148. second floor, $80. Call 643- utes to Hartford over Park able. Work needed but worth Realtors Interested In SOUTHGATE APTS. way. $100 monthly. CaU 875- looking Into. For details call nanclal reveiaals this beauti Flit ii HfiraM Raailfri mediate estimates. 643-2629. Business Opportunity 28 [. Help Wanted— I emale 35 Salesmen Wanted 36-A beautiful imported Belg^ium South St. Rockville 2818. Lee Greenough pendency of said damask coverings. You pay TO SUBLET—^Apartment, $125 3748, 876-2600. Peg Cieszynskt, 640-4291. 289-7711 289-3040 ful five room cape with breezS- *he Ume and place MANCHESTER—Drlve-in res J. D. REALTY CO. way, two car garage plus a . publishing I f Me ADDITIONS — Retaining walla, WOMAN TO DO cleaning half APPLICA’nONS for executive $29.95 to $39.95 for regularly Completely new concept In monthly, including stove and tn some news- cement floors, garages, bath taurant, on busy thorough day Fridays, or every other, training program being ac- priced $59.95 to $79.95 mat parking, new and very clean, HIGH RIDGE — 614 room THREE BEDROOM ranch, 125 large utility building In the OMr having a drculaUon In said Batodr Apartment Living. (■'Umished ApansMBto 63-A 643-5129 643-8779 Istrict. at leaflt seven d&ys before rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof fare, ample parking. Bel Air Friday. 643-4955 after 5. cepted from large manufactur tresses and box springs. Don’t available December 16. J. D. ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, $50, Ranch. 2 baths, large rec | foot frontage, fireplace, full rear. Has lA acres of land and Real E.state, 643-9332. first floor. CaU 643-4386. the day of said hearing, to appear ■IWARDS ing. Call 649-4391. ing firm. Trainees start in delay and miss these tremen Every apartment with Realty, 643-6129, 643-8779. ROCKVILLB CENTER—Mod room, exceptional kitchen, at- cellar, aluminum storms, car- is located on Route 44A Just If they see cause m stHd Ume and sales for one year, then ad dous savings. LeBlanc Furni em 4 rooms, heated, furnished, tached garage. $3,000 down! port. All for $13,900. Don't over Bolton line in Coventry. pface and be heard relative there- CARPENTRY—Aluminum win PRIVATE PATIO THREE BEDROOM modem ROCKVILLE — Blve room assumes VA mortgage. 643- i wait. Hutchins Agency, 646- Many possible uses for rear to. to moling on or before No- ANSWRINO SERVICI Help Wanted— Male 36 vance. Require college back ture, 195 South Street, Rock aU utUltles, adults; also, three apartment, refrigerator and Vember *), 1964. by registered air dows. doors, ceilings, hatch Schools and Classes 33 ground. Experience not essen ville. 875-2174. Open 9-8. Indoor-Outdoor Living! apartment, built-lns, heat and room, adults. 875-9121. 0133. I 0103. building. Has a $16,000 FHA mall, a copy of this order to An- *49-0500 ^ 075-2519 ways, concrete steps, floors, Acres and acres of land hot water, parking and laun stove included. $65 monthly. mortgage that buyer can as tonlna Franezak. Pocz. Jednorozc. WANTED — Mechanic, wages tial. Starting guarantee of CaU 876-6316. MANCHESTER — Ranch 6 THREE BEDROOM ranch in rec rooms, attics finished, ga RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, Magnlficlent View dry facilities. $160 monthly. J. f u r n i s h e d Housekeeping EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, sume (payments $153.00). A Pow. Prsasnec. WoJ. Warsiwa! Bteaaagta. XavE hear toam < compensatory to experience. $125 per week plus expenses. two years old, large living rooms, modem kitchen,- built-1 a goo<1 Manchester location, Poland, aad return make to this lhJ% rage doors. No Job too small. Apply in person Carl.son's Ex-1 For interview call 644-0202 $30; 9x15 gold oriental, $35; The finest In this area! D. Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. room, also aU utUltles, one steal at $20,000. T.J. Crockett, Court __• peadtog aB ewentog at toe 649-8880. WANTED 12x15 white nylon. 289-6955. adult, ample parking, 272 room with flreplace, modem in stove, dishwasher, etc. D in-1 Needs some redecorating, Realtor, 643-1677. • JOHN J, WAUJETT, Judge. press, Inc., 95 Hilliard Street, between 6-8 p.m. or 242-7593. Rent includes heat, hot water, L.ARGE 5 ROOM second floor Business Property ing room, large living room ' Make a reasonable offer. J. D. deluxe range, refrigerator, dis Main. kitchen with bullt-lns, family ea: Joim' Boncxek WOMEN-GIRLS-MEN Manchester. apartment, heat, hot water, For Sale 70 room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, fu ll' Realty Co., 643-5129, 643-8779. COVENTRY—Small 2 bedroom NORGE automatic washer In posal, laundry, ample closets, UIOTATION OBDEB Roofing—aiding 16 To train for excellent condition. Call 649- stove and refrigerator. Cen hot water heat, garage, $24,900. basement, 1-car garage. $18,- house on 100x100 lot. Enclosed Last and FMad ample parking. BUSINESS ZONE m — Bight MANCHESTEIR — Now under AT A COURT OP PROBATE, AntomobDea For Sale 4 Help Wanted— 0536. trally located. Garage If de Basineas Locations Phllbrlck Agency. 049-846«. 500. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- porch. Year old baseboard held at Manchester, within and for DION OONSTRUCTION-Roof- PBX— SWITCHBOARD sired. Call 649-2396 between rooms with two offices, sep 8464. construction at Dartmouth heating system. Reasonably the District of Manchester on the o s t Male or Female L — Angora eat vicinity I FORD 1963. Falrlane 500, 4- Ing, aiding, alterations, ceil Learn On Live Boards 37 40’’ KENMORE gas stove, any 31/2 ROOMS 9-5. For Rent 64 arata entrance, suitable for MANCHESTER — 6-room Co Heights, 7 room Colonial, 214 priced. 742-7056. 17th day of November, 1964. I^meaa and West Center! door sedan, small V-8, stand- MACHINIST business or professional use. baths, 2 fireplaces, large fam Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, ings, gutters and aluminum ABC E-Z WRITING reasonable offer accepted. $120 lonial with 3 bedrooms, 24-foot Judge. Stroeta, dark gray with white! ard shift. After 6 p.m., 649- STAFF PHYSICAL therapist. BUILT 1964 — First floor, BEAUTTFULLY paneled air PhUbrIck Agency, 649-8464. ily room, porches, 2-car ga BOLTON — Lake privileges. windows. 643-4362. 643-0696. Apply Physical Therapy De 643-4716. living room with flreplace, Estate of Helen K. Humphrey late reat and boots, famale, a n -' 0033. RECEPTIONIST-TYPING large 4 room apartment, cel conditioned space, over 1400 rage, city utilities, hot water $11,500. Attractive deluxe 4 of Manchester, in said Dutrtet. de ALL AROUND partment, Manchester Memor Available Now large kitchen an(Fformai din MANCHESTER awera to "Beauty." Call Mrs. A. A. MON. m e . Roofing Per.sonal and Business ENGAGEMENT BROKEN! (Agent on Premises) lar, large yard, in (julet resl ((M}. ft., will subdivide, profes LARGE PARCEL on Main ing room, oil hot water heat, oil heat. Charles Lesperance, room Ranch, fireplace, almost ceased. Metcalf, 643-7729. 1950 CHEVROLET, Corvette siding, painting. Carpentry. Al ial Hospital. An Equal Oppor YOUNG COUPLE sional area parking. Main and Street tniitable for business or 649-7620. On motion of Donald F. Hum IBM— KEYPUNCH tunity Employer. 875-5485 643-6396 dentlal neighborhood. Only aluminum storms and screens, & VICINITY completely furnished. Recent phrey of said Manchester, adminis engine, new paint, interior and terations and additions. Ceil Must be able to set up and WILL SACRIFICE $125 per month. 646-0103. Haynes Street, reasonable 649- commMTlal purposes. 18 heating unit smd aluminum trator LOST — Gray and white mide i 2811. lifetime siding. Immediate oc chrome. $550 or best offer. Call ings. Workmanship guaran TWX— TELETYPE work to blueprints, 50 hour HOME OF FURNITURE apartments possible, profes' cupancy, $16,900. Wolverton siding. Outbuilding. Low taxes ORDERED; That six months cat, vicinity of Pitkin St. An-1 643-5745 after 5:30. week. Apply in person. LICENSED practical nurses LOOKING for anything In real slonally appraised for fast sale. from the 17th day of November, teed. 299 Autumn St. 843-4860. PICK IT UP — JUST PAY 4M ROOM garden apartment, Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Minimum down VA financing 1964, be and the same are limited / awers to "Nicky.” Call 649-' CASHIERS — CHECKERS and orderlie.s, full-time posi- estate rentals — apartments, heat, hot water, stove, refrig FOR LEASE—BbteeUent loca Belflore Agency, 643-5121. $13,900 - $15,900 HEBRON. HURRY 8627. { 1962 VALIANT SIGNET, buck tion.s available — permanent $19.63 tion for doctor’s office or available. Lawrence F. Fiano, and allowed for the creditors with BIDWELL HOME Improvement NO AGE BARRIE21 ^ MONTHLY homes, multiple dwelling*, cai. erator and parking. $120 per TWO FAMILY—One year old, Time to choose your own lot Realtor, 643-2766, Charles in which to bring in their claims et se^ts, automatic transmis Company—Roofing, siding, al H.S. DIPLOMA NOT RE basis. Apply Director of J. D. Realty, 643-6129. beauty parlor. 416 Main Street and home in this'new commu against said estate, and said ad FOUND — Boxer, male, four j G. T. K. CORP. month. Available now. Office 4 and 6 rooms, 2 tedrooms, Nicholson, 742-6364. Dolores L sion, , low mileage, like new. terations, additions smd re QUIRED Nurses, Rockville Hospital, HERE’S THE STORY — This 15 Forest Street 643-0000. Completely renovated and am Land For Sale 71 nity of quality homes that will ministrator Is directed to give pub white paws, fawn color. C all' 643-d)356 Erfter 6 p.m. 875-3341 or 649-5231. family room one apartment, Merritt, 646-0424. lic noUce to the creditors to htinB modeling of all types. Excel DAY A EVE. CLASSES was sold to a young couple on WE HAVE custenners waiting ple parking. J. D. Realty, 643- offer Ranches, Capes and Custom built 3 bedroom In their claims within said time al Lee Fraechia, Dog Warden, I 6129. BOLTON — two acres, business modern kitchen, excellent con lent woriemanship. 649-6496. NATION'S LARGEST BUSI 678 Tolland St., East Hartford Oct. 2nd. A few days later they for the rental of your apart TWO ROOM heated apartment Raised Ranches on heavily ranch set high enough to lowed by publtahlng a copy of this 643-8694. 1957 DODGE SIERRA. 4-door ment or home. J. D. Realty zoned, on Manchester line, dition. Phllbrlck Aigency, 649- see Hartford from the east order In some newspaper having a NESS SCHOOL Informed us they wished to can and bath. 149 Oakland Street. 8464. wooded lots. Call us now to vyagon, V-8, full power, load cel their order because they 643-6129. $65. 649-5229, 9-5. MODERN, CENTRAL^ Air- • Route 6 and 44; seven cleared side of Manchester. Large Legal Notices circulation In said probate district leveler. 649-9337 after 5. FREE PLACEMENT ASSIST Situations Wanted— pick your individual lot. within ten days from the date at Roofing ana Chlmneyg 16- A MACHINIST, all around ex were not getting married. Pay Conditioned Offices for rent level dry acres, large brook, lot, nice neighborhood. ANCE Off Street parking. In(]uire at ONE BLOCK from Mahi, two this order and return make to this perience. Call 643-2781 be Female 38 ments of almost $200 have been FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, pond, 14 mUe off Route 6, $3,- $14,500 MANCHESTER. 139 Buckley School, St. Bar AT A (30URT OF PROBATE, court of the notice given. 1959 FORD 2 - door, 2 - tone ROOFmO — Specializing re NEJW CLASSES NOW FORM central location, heat, hot 164 Blast Center St or phone family, 4-4 duplex, permanent held at Manchester, within and for JOHN J. WALLETT. JudgS tween 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. made. If you have a good job FIVE ROOM apartment, 29 900. Terms Owner eve. 742- siding, two recent heating sys Walker St. 6 room Cape all tholomew’s Parish. Priced the Diatrlct .of Manchester, on the BLBCntOLUX aales and aerv- green, sedan, standard. In ex pairing roofs erf all kinds, new ING w o m a n would like job as water, one year lease. Call Foster Street 649-5261. ■ 8090. Ice, bonded repreaentetive. Al and are honest and reliable, tems, garages, clean. Hayes finished, fireplace, combina at $16,900. Call now. 17th day of November, 1964. LIMITATION OBDEB cellent condition. Call 649- roofs, gutter work, chirnneys Call (Anytime)-Wrlte-Yksit hou.sekeeper or caring for eld 649-5048 after 6 p.m. Present Hon. John J. WaJlett, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, fred AmeU, 110 Bryan Dr., 4226. MAN INTERESTED in''learn erly person, experienced. Box then this is for you. All items TWO STORY building, about Agency. 643-4803. tion windows, nice yard, con Judge. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Out Of Town ing furniture touch-up and up- FIVE ROOM apartment, seC' venient location, near bus, held at Manchester, within and tor Mandieoter, 644-8141. siding. 30 years’ experience. S, Herald. are sample pieces and are fully FOUR ROOM apartment, first 2,000 sq. f t , for rent. Suitable Houses For Sale 72 Estate of Walter B. Palmer, late the District of Manchester on the Call Collect hoKstery trade. See Mr. Pet- guaranteed. ond floor. Immediate occU' RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, of Manchester, in said District de 1956 DeSOTO 2-door Hard Free estimates. CaD Rowlev, floor, hot water. Call between pancy. $60 month. J. D. Realty for st(M‘age or shop. $30 schools and shopping. Priced WARREN E HOWLAND 17th day of November. 19^ WOOLEN STRIPS for hooked tengill, Norman's, Forest BLONDE BEDROOM kitchen. Hiring room, wooded to sell. ceased. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. top, good rubber, good running 643-6361, 644-8383. 8-12 a.m. and 4-7 p.m. 649- Co.. 643-5129, 643-8779. monthly. Apply A p t 4, 10 De CONCORD RD. - Beautiful Realtor The administratrix having ex Judge. and braided rugs. Large var condition. Call 6-9 p.m., 649- Street. 646-0111. • LIVING ROOM SUITE lot, handy to bus, shopping, MLS 525-9317 HOUSECLEANING by the 5987. pot Square. ranch, large,Uvlng room, form $18,700 ANDOVER. 6 room hibited her administration account Estate of Salvatore J. JuUano, iety at all times. To pur 7839. hour. Call after 4:30. 643-7026. 5-PC. DINETTE SET FIRST FLOOR, very clean 3 al dining room. CMlnet kitchen, etc. Excellent conclition. $12,- 350 Main St. 643-1108 with said estate to this Court for late of Manchester, In said District, chasers of wool, advice Md ELECTRICIAN, licensed jour "PHILCO " ELEC. REF. SEVEN ROOMS and garage, 900. Phllbrlck Agency, 049- Ranch high on a hill, large liv allowance. It Is deceased. Heating and Plnmbing 17 M.T.r. SCHOOLS neyman, experienced in resi room apartment, appliances, 2 bedrooms, recraatlofi room, ing room wrlth central fire- ORDERED: That the 1st day of On motion of Bernice A. Juliano Buggeetlons on rug making 1963 CORVAIR SPYDER fully "CALORIC” COMB. RANGE excellent location, 88 Laurel 8464. 750 Main St.—Suite 804 dential. commercial and indus heat and hot water. $90 month. Houses For Rent 65 landscaped yard. Marlon BL plsLCe, combination dining and December. 1964, at two o’clock af of said Manchester, administratrix. given on ’Tuesday and Friday equipped, including .super PLUMBING AND heating re Hartford, Connecticut "MAYTAG” WASHER Street. Call 649-7747. J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129, Robertson. Realtor. e4$-0961. ternoon at the Probate Office in the ORDERED: That six months mornings from 10-12 a.m. charger. Excellent condition pairs and new work, free es trial. Steady work. Benefits. Situations Wanted— "OLYMPIC” TELEVISION SEWEN ROOM SpUt Level In SEVEN ROOM Older home, 4 family room, built-lns, base Municipal Building in said Manches from the 17th day of November, 875-5905 for appointment. 643-8779. bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x181. ment with paneled rec room. A MANCHESTER — Charming 8 ter. be and the same is assigned 1964, be and the some are limited Hfury M. Fraser Company, $1,995. Call 649-6063, timates. 643-1774. Male 39 "HOOVER” VACUUM FIVE ROOMS. 116 Charter Oak Manchester, modem kitchen MANCHESTER — Executive room Colonial, 4 or 5 bed- for a hearing on the allowance of Street, adults, gas stove pro Marlon B. Robertsoo, Realtor. good buy. and allowed for the creditors with 192 Hartford Road, Manches SERVICE STATION attended, "MOHAWK” AXM. RUGS 22 SUNSET ST. — Split - level with buUt-ins, 114 baths, fam neighborhood, lovely 7 room said administration account with in which to bring In their claims ter, Conn. 1966 MERCURY 9-passenger Help Wanted— Female 85 CARPENTER, painter, floor "SEALY” BOX SPRING vided, gas heat, immediate duplex, one room, garage, low Colonial, mammoth Uvlng 643-6968. against said estats, aad said ad part-time, 18 years or over, ily room, garage, etc. $200 per Ing room, excellent condition, and order of distribution, and this wagon. mechanically good Radio-TT Repair Sander, paperhanger desires "SEALY” MATTRESS occupancy. 643-7111. er level; 4 rooms up. fireplace, month. Phllbrlck Agency. 649- • room, modern kitchen wlto $20,900 SOUTH WINDSOR. 4 ministratrix la directed to give pub n^ew batterj', good tires. $10o’ Monday through Friday, 7-11 work. Tel. 524-0919. bedroom Split Level, living centrally located. Phone own Court directs that notice of the time lic notice to the creditors to bring Services 18 Linoleum. Tables, Cabinets, Pic 7 closets, large kitchen. For 8464. buUt-lns, 2-car g;arage. Sacrl' er-agent, Barbara Woods, 649- and place assigned for said hear In their claims within said time aL Personan Tel. 643-2095. experienced bakery sales p.m. Apply Triangle Turnpike SCHOOL ST. — Spacious 4 room, fireplace, kitchen with ing be given to all persona known lady. Apply Mario’s Bakery, Service, 128 Tolland Tpke., tures and a Pew Other Items. those who prefer home to flee at $19,900. Hayes Agency, 7702. lowed by publishing a copy of this CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT rooms, first floor, desirable apartment type living. $120. COMPLETELY furnished 4 643-4803. bullt-ins. finished rec room to be Interested therein to appear order tn some newspaper having a STA’TE LICENSED rest home, DODGE, 1964, Dart, GT Model 829 Main Street, Manchester. Manchester,, pr call 643-7614. RANCH with glass sliding doors, patio, and be heard thereon by publishing circulation In said probate district Ice, available all hours Satis ONLY - neighborhood, garage, $95. 649-3423. room house, automatic heat MANCHESTER — West Side. a copy of this order In some news centrally located, reasonable' 742, 2-door Hardtop, 4-speed, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Glastonbury, 633-1874. awnings, 1-cau: garage, nice within ten days from the date ot faction guaranteed. Call 649- LABORERS for all 3 shifts, PHONE ME AT ONCE adulta only. 649-1794. MANCHESTER — New 8 room Older 6 room Colonial, new paper having a circulation In said this order and return make to this rates, friendly atmosphere. I seats, mileage less than 1315. Garrison Colonial, 12x24 Uvlng lo t District, St least seven days before LPN or RN, full good wages, union shop, paid ADORABLE Brittany Spaniel Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 FO'UR ROOM apartment for L-shaped 6-room Ranch, siding, garage, quiet location. court of the notice given. Tel. 876-1011. I 2,800 miles. Mu.st sell to settle or part-time, AVAILABLE December 1st — OFF PORTER STREET—A 4 room, family room, bullt-ln the day of said hearing, and to JOHN J. WALLETT, Judgs 11-7. 875-2077. life in.surance, free medical in puppies, $5. Excellent for If you have no means of trans rent, heat and refrigerator. comer lot. In Wapplng, on Only $18,500. Hayes Agency, mailing on or before November 30, estate. Call 249-1611. Ext. North Manchester, 5 rooms Call 643-7508. bedroom home with 2 baths, kitchen, master bedroom with $22,500 EAST HARTFORD. RIDE WANTED from Porter- surance, vacation pay. Apply hunting or for house pet. Call portation, I'll send my auto for heated, $95. Small family, no hill with 40-mile view. 643-4803. 1964, by certified mall, a copy of Millinery, Dressmaking 19 875-9992. you. rec room and garage, avail dressing room, low twenties. Under construction, 6 room this order to Kathryn L. Palmer. 8 Pitkln Street vicinity to Pratt m s ^ in person only. Conn. Bi-Prod pets, sober. Call 643-0648 after HEATED 3 and 4 room apart' able now untU next Spring. Large living room with flre Raised Ranch, living room Tanner St.. Manchester, Conn. National ditunp No obligation Hayes Agency, 643-4808. place, dining room, large MANCHESTER — Two-family, A Whitney, hours 8-4:45., EXPERT ALTERATIONS of ucts, Inc., Hop River Road, Co 6 p.m. ments, electric refrigerator T. J .- Crackett Realtor, 643- with cathedral ceiling, large JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge 649-0138. ladies’ and gentlemen's gar lumbia. Conn, kitchen, 8 bedrooms, 2 6-6, redecorated, sduminum 00: Joan K. Palmer, Admrx. GENERAL OFFICE and gas stove furnished. Call 1677. ' fireplace, 114 baths, kitchen combinations, good central lo John J. O’Connor. Atty> BUFFALO (AP) — Mltcbdl Trucks— ^Tractors 5 ments. All work done promptly Articles For Sale 45 A— L— B— E— R— T— S 5V4 ROOMS, SECOND floor, baths, 2-car garage, full College of New London, Conn., ANYONE WISHING to donate 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 649-7737 or 649-5779, 6 to 7 with bullt-lns, 2-car garage. cation. Asking $21,900. Own and reasonably. Also, dry CLERK heated, refrigerator and stove, p.m. EAST CENTER STREET—7 MANCHESTER basement, recreation area Choose all your own color com UQVOB PEBHIIT today reigns as National Junior trading stamps to aid school h e v r o l e t SNOWBLOWERS, new and OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. garage. 643-6637. er. 649-0333. 1952 C ' ton panel ^ cleaning and laundry. Center room house, 114 baths and ga with picture window and binations. NOTICE OF APFUOA’nON College Invitational Soccer for retarded children, please good rubber, best Tailor Shop, 32 Oak Street. TOOL IMAKERS used, Ariens, Snobird, Toro, I AND VICINITY door to outside. Owner TUs is to give notice that I, offer. 295 : Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. | CHERRY drum table; THREE ROOMS, tile bath, heat rage, immediate occupancy. GARRISON COLONIAL—Save CARMBLLA M, PHILIPP of Tol champion. Mitchell scored a 1-0 mall to R. Dezso. 237 Phoenix Broad St., 643-51V0. Drexel BIRCH STREET — spacious and hot water furnished, sec CaU weekdays 9-5, 649-4581, moving. Call 644-1719. Full-time position. High BRIDGEPORT Service and parts. Capitol knotty pine dresser, $24,500 EAST HARTFORD, $1,500 on this house. Elxcellent land Ave., Rockville, P.O. Box 833, sudden-death overtime ihctory St., RFD 8, Vernon. I Please flat, second floor, two bed ond floor. 1514 School St Eve. and weekends 649-1421. Tolland, Conn., have filed an appli Moving—^Trucking— School commercial cour.se OPERATORS Equipment. 38 Main Street, call 649-4949. rooms, $95. 649-4498. Development Acreage — Oak Street. New oversized 6 throughout. 114 baths, 2 fire cation dated November 17, 1964, Saturday over 'Warren Wilson PASSENGERS wanted from or business .school grad Manchester. Open daily 7-5, across from East Side Rec. Land available in beautiful room Ranch, spacious living places. playroom, bar, large with the Liquor Control Cofnmls- Junior College of Swaimanoa, Traflera— Storage 20 KIRBY VACUXTM, all attach FOUR BEDR(X>M raised ranch SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooms, II4 IcA, 2-car garage, $28,600. Jo sltm for a Package Store Liquor Manchester to vicinity of uate, type accurately and Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. j THREE ROOM apartment, completely decorated, 2-car hills of Bolton, parcels of room with large comer fire N. C. Tomur CUdgU, right half ______Mobile Homes 6-A ments and floor polisher; Mo THREE ROOM apsurtment land from 5 acres to 100 baths, modem kitchen with seph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. Permit for the sale of alcoholic Travelers. Tel. 644-1664 after MANCIHESTER Delivery. Light rapidly, experienced in gen Must be able to do own set heat, hot water, stove, refrig stove, refrigerator, rent $36. garage, one year lease with place, kitchen with G.E. bullt- liquor 00 the premises. 118 East back for Mitchell, scored the 6:30 p.m. ups from blueprints, mini HANNAH'S husband Hedlor' torola 4-speed Hi-Fi, record erator, $90. 247 No. Main, 649- acres with attractive bullt-lns, dining room, fam lns, 2 full baths, one with large winning 18-foot idiot after two NEW 1964 NIMROD trucking and package delivery. eral office procedure.s. Ex Adulta only, no pets. Inquire option to renew, $226 per Main St, Rockville, Town of Ver cellent fringe benefit.s, In- mum 50 hour week. hates hard work so he cleans cabinet; open stock china din 5228, 9-5. prices, financing available. ily room, full basement, 1- double vanity, 12x24, finished NEEDED — An executive for non. periods. Trailers for sale. No reason Refrigerators, washers and 30914 Spruce Street. month. 742-7004. A REWARD of $3,500 is being terview.s and testing on the rugs with Blue Lustre, i ner -set. matching gla.sses and car garage. $22,900. Phil- rec room, 2-car garage. Move this home now being built with The______business____ will be owned_____ by able offer refused. United stove moving spjcialty. Folding a 3-car garage. This excellent I A",®" **; PhUlpp of offered for Information leading Tuesday, November 24, at Rent electric shampooer $1. flat ware, new condition. 649- HEBRON —~WalI Street. Two Manchester— 4 room home, brick Agency, 649-8464. right in. Rent-Alls," 358 Burnside Av*. chairs for ,r.'nt. 649-0762. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat THREE BEDROOMS. 2 full home will be selling for $35,- Connoct&t to the arrest and conviction of 10 a.m. PARAGON TOOL CO„ Olcott Variety Store. 7386. bedroom new apartments for hot water, $95. One child al baths, fireplace, garage, walk centrally located. Ideal for and will b« conducted by CARMEL- the true murderer of Hope E. Hartford. newlywed.s or retirement, 15 business couple, ameslte MANCHESTER—6 room home 000. For appointment call Jo LA M. PHILIPP of Tolland Ave., INC. lowed. Inquire 158 M a PI « out basement, form £ dining $24,500 SOUTH WINDSOR. Tolland, Connecticut, as permittee. NOTICE Rothwtil and release and ex- DARK. RICH stone-free loam! minutes to Pratt A Whitnev, drive, full basement, cen in St. James Parish. 100x170 New 6 room Ranch, large liv seph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. Painting—Papering 21 Street Tel. 649-1632. room, storage area, large yard shaded lot, 2-car garage, 3 CARMBLLA M. PHILIPP honoratlon of Roy Darwin, Sr 259 Adams St., Manchester Also, fill, sand, gravel, and Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 electrically heated. storage tral heat. Asking price, ing room with stone fireplace, Dated 3(Xh day of November. 1964. PUBUC HEARING Auto Driving School 7-A stone. 643-9504. In nice neighborhood. Refer bedrooms, big kitchen, 114 Write to Box 1011, Manches INSIDE and outside painting. ROGERS CORPORATION and parking. Open House Sun ences required. $140. Available $8,600. cathedral celling, kitchen with ADDITIONAL ter. You name your own price WOMAN'S Persian Lamb coat, day, 1-5. Not $140, but only baths, excellent condition, Tappan bullt-ins, glass sliding Lots For Sale 73 UBUTATION~OBDEB l e a r n t o DRIVE - Special Manchester Conn. RUBBER STAMPS — Three Dec. 1. 643-6452. AT A COURT OP PROBATB, APPROPRIATIONS 649-7863, 875-8401. size 14; boy's sport jacket, $S9. Tel. 228-9115. Amston Lake—Beautiful 6 $14,9()0. Wolverton Agency, doors, sun deck, 2 full baths, COLLEGE GIRL, experienced attention to nervous and eld TWO TRIM carpenters. Apply lines name and address, cush Realtor, 649-2813. held at Usochester. within and for BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Equal opportunity employer) size 14. Good condition. Rea room summer cottage, spacious recreation room. Im DOUBLE building lot for sale, the District of Manchester on the TOWN OF MANCHESTER, folk singer, available Friday erly. Classroom for teen-agers. PAINTING. EDCTERIOR and In on job Ellington Ridge Coun ioned mount, knob handle sonable. 649-1100. FOUR ROOM unfurnished, sec 200x400. School Road, Bolton. ISth day of November. 1964. try Club, Abbott Road, Elling completed less than 3 years MANCHESTER — Like new mediate occupancy. Present, Ron. John J. Wallett, CONNECTICUT and Saturday nights for holi Pickup service. Day or eve terior, , .paperhanging, wall $1.80. Please print or type. ond floor, apartment. Inquire Gift Linens! sigo, automatic geui hot wa Call 649-2871. ning lessons. Reasonable rates. ton. Quality Rubber Stamps, P.O. LADY'S gray wool coat, fur 514 room ranch, 20 foot living Judge. Notice is hereby given that day parties. Call 643-8546. paper removed, dry wall work 233 Center Street. ter, situated on 100x100 lot, $26,000 SOUTH WINDSOR. Estate of Florence W. Stevenson, Reasonable rate.s. Bank financ • Box 765, Manchester, Conn., lined, size 16; Maine guide car room, 114 baths, beautifully the Board of Directors, Town of 74?'’7*'**^**' Academy. DRIVER, steady job for reliable priced for quick sale at 614 room Raised Ranch, large late of Manchester, In said District, ing arranged. Fully Insured COUNTER GIRL WANTED 06042. coat with hood, man’s 42 tall, SIX ROOMS, Cottage Street, finished family room, large deceased. Manchester, Connecticut, will ^ $ 6 , 000. living , room with cathedral Suburban For Sale 75 AntomobDea For Sale 4 Free estimates. 649-9668, Jo for 7 p.m-1 a.m shift, 3 or 4 man, experienced, with local practically new. 649-7386. newly decorated garage. Will wooded lot. Hayes Agency, On moUon of June A. Stevenson hold a Public Hearing In fha references, for 3-ton truck ceiling and full wall fireplace, of said MJanchester, executrix. *VPh P. Lewis. nights Please apply Mister Do PONTIAC, 1953 Chieftain, 8 accept family with two teen 643-4803. ORDERED: That six months Municipal Building Hearing n e e d c a r t Your credit turn with East Hartford wholesal cylinder, radio, heater. Best of Coventry — Beautiful 6 kitchen with built-lns, dining COVENTRY — Cute 4 room Business SemoM nut, 255 W. Middle Tpke. agers Call 649-8759. ranch, double wooded lot, ga from the 18th day of November, Room, 41 Center Street, Man ed down? Short on down pay EXTERIOR and interior paint er. Must know Hartford and fer 649-3716. room home on . lot almost MANCHESTER — 150x200, area and glass sliding doors to 1964, be and the same are limited chester, Connectlcutt Tuesday, Offered 13 Wanted—To Bay 58 one acre, beautifully land rage, large living room with and allowed for the creditors within ment? Bankrupt? Reipoases- ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- vicinity. Call Mr. Feldman large trees, clean 6 room Col a sun deck, 2 full baths with December 1, 1964, at 8:00 pm ., d k »? Don’t despair! See Hon 242-4338. WALLPAPER SALE, many scaped, artesian well, over onial, double garage, only $16,- vanity, large finished rec room, fireplace, only $8,500. Hayes which to bring in their claims s h a r p e n in g Sendee — Saws, hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully I part time. Call 649-2358 WANTED TO BUY-Antlques against said estate, and said ex on proposed additional appro eet Douglas. Inquire about low patterns to choose from. Plas sized garage and carport 000. Hutchins Agency, 2-car garage. Immediate oc Agency, 643-4803. knives, axes, shears, skates! insured. Workmanship guar and good used furniture. Vlh FIREPLACE ecutrix Is directed to give public priations General Fund Budget eet down, smallest payments ■niRRET LATHE and Bridge tic coated, trimmed, Morrison .age Peddler Auction House. and many extras. Priced 646-0103. cupancy. notice to the creditors to bring In rotary blades. Quick service. anteed. Leo Pelletier. 649-6326 port operators. Must be able to Paint Store, 739 Main. $13,500. their claims within said time al 1964t65 as follows: anywhere. No .small loan or fi If no answer, 643-9043. Route 88, Ellington. 875-8711, Elllington Capltc' Equipment Oo., 38 set up and operate from blue IN TOWN — a real fine 6-room lowed by publishing a copy of this To: Park Department for nance company plan.- Douglas Main St., Manchester. Hours Bob Fl’icklger, and Son. $26,250 ^ A S T HARTFORD, order in some newspaper having a Motors, 383 Main. GIRLS! prints. Work week ,55 hours, YOU .saved and slaved for wall WOOD Andover— Beautiful 3 bed ranch in convenient and quiet { New 7 room Garrison Colonial. WHO NEEDS IT? circulation in sgld probate district Lutz Museum Operation dally 7-8. Thursday 7-9 Satur INTERIOR and exterior paint ...... _____ ...$4,000 ing, wallpaper removed, fully steady employment. Good pay to wall eai-pet. Keep it new CASH IMMEDIATELY — Wo room home on over one location. 3 bedrooms, 2 bed-1 Spacious living room, dining within ten days from the date of 1961 PONTIAC Bonneville, ra day 7-4 643-7968. with Blue Liistre. Rent electric L.\RGE BUNDLES rooms and dining room if you Two bedroom Ranch with this order and return make to this To: Park Department for Insured. Riene Belanger, 843- A REWARDING ,IOR and fringe benefits for quali buy anything from a pin to acre lot. beautifully land roop and kitchen, fireplace, court of the notice given. dio and heater, ftill power, ex 0612 or 644-0804. fied men. Echo Machine Co., .shampooer $1. The Sherwin- battleship. Used furniture and scaped with finished rec prefer. Large living room, 114 baths, 4 bedrooms, 2-car closet space to spare. Pire- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge Ski Tow Repair ... ,$1,00<) cellent condition. Call after 4 TYPEWRITERS - Standard Williams Co. Md electric. Repaired, over Inc., Manchester. 643-7627 ! appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, reation room in batoyent. great big kitchen with bullt- garage. Immediate occupancy. placed living room 24 ft. by to be financed from the Gen 649-8132. B4rst floor Include* for lns. Two fireplaces. Be your 13 ft. Family size kitchen AT A eXJURT OP PROBATE, eral Fund unexpended surplug hauled. rented. Adding ma - ! 649-8254, 249-4794. held at Manchester, within and for •PAINTING, days or nlght.s. In Every word a telephone op TAXI DRIVERS, full and part-! FARMALL farm tractor, F-20, mal dining room, moderate own landlord! Madeline Smith, with bullt-ln OAR. Two car 1963/64. 1.958 CHEVROLET, rebuilt en chines rented and repaired. $1,95; 2-wheeI garden tractor $26,400 SOUTH WINDSOR. the district of Manchester, on the side or outside. Call 875-1572. erator says on her Job is time positions available. For WE BUY, SELL or trade an size kitchen and Uvlng Realtor, 649-1642. New 714 room Colonial, 4 bed garage and only $17,500. 16th day of November, A.D. 1M4. To: Board of Education for gine With 11,000 iniilaa, do rust, Pickup and delivery service. Important, mean.s some with .snow blade, $95. 643-2371. *zle Typewriter Servlee. 649. Information call 643-2123. tique and used furniture, china, room. Asking price, $18,- rooms, 2 full baths, living Call Roger Walker 876- Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Transportation ...... $2,700. bought new car privately rea PAINTING and paperhanging, thing. helps somebody. glass, silver, picture frames 800. MANCHESTER—Seven rooms, 6611. Judge. to be financed from an in son for selling. Many extras. HO TRAINS and acces.sories, room with beamed celling, Estate of Rachel Vtckerman. late good work, reasonable rates, and old coins, old dolls and oil heat, full bailment, porch, of Manchester. In said district, de crease in estimate of income 843-9278. 643-5121. As an operator, you'll en including track, switches, un 2-car garage, city utilities, bookcases and fireplace, fam LAND CLEARING, tree re 30 years In Manchester, your guns, hobby coHectlons, attic W. G. GLENNEY No. Coventryy-Bolton line. ily styled kitchen. 2-car ga’- ceased from State Aid for Schoola joy working for and with OIL BURNER couplers and buildings. One- good , location. Priced at only Barrows £ Wallace Upon application of W. David moval, and chain saw work. neighbor is my recommenda contents or whole estates. Fur 836 N. Main St.—649-5258 Beautiful 2-bedroom home, rage. Immediate occupancy. Robert M. Stone,- 1956 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, tion. Raymond Fl.ske, 649 some of the nicest people, half of list price. Private $16,000. Vacant. Charles Les Keith, Executor, praying for author extra tires, $525. 12 Michael A. Michaud, 742-8096. SERVICEMAN party. Call 643-6648 after 6 niture Repair Service Talcott- stone fireplace. % acre lot, Manchester Parkade ity to sell certafn real estate pai> Secretary - 9237. under the best working ville. Conn. Tel. 64S-7449. beautifully landscaped, full perance, 649-7620. . Manchester 649-5306 ticularly described In said appllcar Drlva, Vernon. conditions. And you'll be p.m. $40,000 MANCHESTER. Porter Board of Directors LAWNMOWBR toarpenlng; ro- Long establi.shed fuel oil ceramic bath, asking price, St. New 8 room executive Colo tlon on file, it to Man cheater, Conn. pzlrs, aalea, rotor blades learning a skill that could WANTED—Combination storm COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, 114 ORDERED: That the foregoing company with large service ONE DOLLAR stationery bar $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 . nial, large beamed celling liv application be heard and determined Dated at Manchester, Con marpened; bicycle sales, serv Electrical ^rvices - 22 come in handy any time in door, wooden, as close to 32 baths, family room off kitchen, BOLTON — 7 room ranch on 1957 FORD, running oonditlon. your life. department will put on an gains, name, address on choice bullt-ins, dishwasher. Intercom, ing room with central fire four acres. Three car garage, at the Probate office In Manchester. necticut, this 20th day of No $150. Call 643-0345 anytime. ice. Manchester Cycle Shop. other experienced .service of 200 noteheads; 150 letter x6’ll , reasonable. Good condi Fine China place. custom kitchen with In s^d District on the 8th day of 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 f r e e ESTIMATES. Prompt tion. 628-5789. F. M. GAAL AGENCY double garage, 144x120. Carl outbuildings. Ideal for horses, December. A.D. 1964. at ten ofclock vember 1964. 3098. service on all types of e'.ec- W e’re looking for high man. Man .selected for this .sheets, 75 envelopes. 60 per- ton Hutchins Agency, Real bullt-ins and plenty of cabi etc. 'Vacant. Owner very anx in the forenoon, and that notice be 1958 PLYMOUTH, very good permanent, well paying po Pattern, Cut given to all persons interested In •trical wiring. Licensed and in school graduates with .sonalized napkins, 79c, blue, 643-2682 643-0281 tors. 646-0103. nets, formal dining room, 4 ious. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, oonditlon. 6 Tyler Circle, Man sition must have refei’ences pink, yellow, white. Discount said estate of the pendency of said chester 643-7349. LAWN MOWERS—Sharpened sured. Wilson Electrical Co.. poise, good judgment and Rooms Wltnout Board 59 and Colored large bedrooms, 214 deluxe 643-1577. application and the time and place and repaired, winter storage. Manchester, 649-4817, 643-1388. pleasing per.sonnlitles. and experience necessary Center (with Manchester Rub A. L Rose 649-7377 Manchester baths, first floor family room, of hearing thereon, by publishing Sales and service — Ariens, to go right to work with- ber Stamp), 5 S. Main, Man 2-car attached garage. RCK3KVILLE — $10,900. 6-4 a copy of this order In some news out training, FURNISHED room, light Glassware Terrell Rice Jr. paper having a circulation In said George N. 3956 OLDSMOBILE, as is, $76 Snowbirds, also rental equip If you believe you'd qualify No phone chester. Earn cash for your housekeeping, private 8142 643-2601 TWO FAMILY two-family flat, 2-car garage, Moor Flnt-shing 24 for this rewarding job. visit calls.. en- 0-8 yn. district, and by mailing a copy Tel. 643-0845. ment. L A M Equipment Corp,, self or club treasury. Free sell trance. Lady only. One min- ameslte drive, city water and thereof, by certified or registered our employment office at ing kit. 649-4489. ANTIQUES A rare Investment oppor sewers, reasonable offers ap mall, to all Interated parties at Converse Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609 FLOOR SANDING and refinish- ute from Main St. Tel. 649- Exclusive With 808 Main Street. We'll be MELLRN, WHITE VICTORIAN 'MARBLE tunity or live rent free In preciated. Lawrence F. Fiano, laast a«T«n day* before me day of Manchester Exchange—Enter Ing (specializing in older 7959 after 6. liIANCHESTBR — New 7 room said haartaur to appear If ther sm PAINTING AND 1964 CHEVROLET 2-door, au prise 1945, open Monday, Tuesday, & PALSHAW KEEP carpet cleaning problems TOP 8TAND.S, PEWTER, your own 3 room apart Realtor, 648-2766, Charlee floors) Waxing floors. Paint small—use Blue Lustre wall to raised ranch, 2-car garage, ROBERT D. MURDOCK eatiae at said time and ptooe and b* tomatic, $100. Call 649-9649, Wednesday and FRIDAY 107 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford THE THOMPSON Houat, Cot- OLD JEWELRY, EARLY buUt-lns, 114 baths, % acre m ent Only $800 down. Nicholson, 743-6864. Dolores L. heard relative tberato, and moke DECORATING ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. wall. Rent electric shampooer YOU ARE A-1 ! Truck Is A-1 ! November 27 from 9:00 tage Street, centrally located, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. 2723 tremendous value. Hayes Agen' Merritt, 646-0424. return to thto Court. No Job too small. John Ver- A.M. to 4:00 P.M. $1. Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Suburban Associates JOHN J. WALLETT. JUdce. PHONE 008-2600 Cellars, attics, trash, small faille. 649-6760. laigre pleasantly furnished R. M. REID and Son ey, 648-4806. U 4 R REALTY CO., INC. trucking done A-1 right! Call Supply. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 649-7770 Here’s an adorable princess ’’Dreamy’’ linens to be made , Realtors • WAPPING — modern 6 room Oall B vealiifs —- 6 to 6 ' for yourself or gift-giving! The UMTTA’nON OBDEB INVITATION 643-2928, Tremano Trucking for oveniight and permanent dress for your Uttle girl that TWO FAMILY —On Oakland Lee Greenough 643-2692 643-6472 Ranch, garage, full basement, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Service. * -Bonds— Stocks— guest rates. can bo made several different nostalgic charm of this lovely near schools, large treed lot, held at Manchester, within and for THE SOTTTHERN Salesmen Wanted 36-A I A f r i c a n v i o l e t s for sale old-fa^ on girl with ruffled, skirt St., a large 6 A 6 flat. Big 289-7711 289-3040 the District nf Manchester on the TO BID Mortgages 27 \ways. It spans the seasons with yard . (150x150) trees, house immediate occupancy. Bel Air 17th dsv of November,, 1964. ------Call 643-2840. and embroidery trim will win STEPS, SIDEWALKS. stone ^eatest of ease. has aluminum siding, garage. Real Estate, 643-9332. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, Sealed bids will be received walls, -fireplaces, flagstone ter NEW ENGLAND compliments! IN BETTER housekeeping con Judge. A BETTER - ARRANGEMENT ^N o. 8142 with Patt-O-Rama Is Senslblly priced at S18,9(D0. T, dition — ranch with 5 large RANGE •t the Office of the General races, hatchways, dry wells. of your finances will make Pattern No. 272S-H has hotJron ifOLLJSTER STREET —Most i ROUTE 6 BOLTON — Two Estate of Oiinhild E. Hill, late of Manager, 41 Center Street, Man- TELEPHONE COMPANY PART-TIME in iizes 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8 years. J. Crockett. Realtor. 643-1677. rooms built 1959. Quiet dead desirable! Young Colonial, 6 Manchester. In said District, de All concrete repairs. Reason more of your incoriie available Diamondn—Watches—. Size 4, ivith sleeves, 1% yards transfer for 8 designs; color acres of wooded land plus a 5 ceased ahcotoTi Connecticut, until De- able. 643-0661. FRED C. STURTEVANT end street, 8 generous bed rooms, l l i baths, kitchen room stone house with a three for personal use. Lump debt An squal opportunity Mnploysr Manchester Area Jewelry 48 of 85-inch; 14 yard contnat. chart; stitch iUuatratlons. PORTEIR STREET Azaa — 6 On motion of Evelyn M. CHImore, FUEL OIL Oember 2, 1964 at 11:00 a.m. for Into one monthly payment of rooms, family size kitchen, built - Ins, carpeting, paneled car n r a g e , all for $14,000. Lo HlUcrest Drive. Vemoa, Ooim., ad / INTERIOR PAINTING and PAPERHANGING To order, send 6O0 In'coins to: To order, send 86c In coins to: room O ^ , flraplaoa, 3-car roc room, oversized garage,^ min Istratilx. Deepwood-Devon Sanitary Sew- r e p a i r s on all makes of re- $22.26 for each thousand debars WATCH AND JEWELRY re aluminum storms and screens, cated above Munson’s Candy Reader’* Digest sales and Sue Bxunett, 'Hie Manchester Anne Cabot, Tflie Manchester garage, Isirae tree ehaded lot. 100x196 lot, $16,900. Wolver ^ ty sewers, elem en ta l and ORDERED; ntot six moaths frc^. GASOLINE rri^erators, washers, ranges, Including repayment over five services seeking 3 men pre pairing. Prompt service. Up to .INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF Shop. House needs a .com the 17th day of November. 1961, be and dryers. All oil burners Evening Herald, 1160 AVE." OF $17,^. Ftitlbrlck Agency, ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. High. Schools. Many extras. - Bid forms, plans, and specifi- years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, WOMAN for orthodontic office, ferably no sales experience. $20 on your old watoh in trade. CHOOSE WALLPAPER IN YOUR OWN AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. plete redecorating, but has and the some are limited and al aatlons are available at the cleaned and sen-iced. All work Closed Mondays. F. B, Bray, AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. 649-8464. Terrific value, $21,900. Robert new well, septic, etc. T. J. lowed for the oreditore within 'whidi Connecticut Mortgage receptionist and assistant. At We will train. Neat appear HOME AT DISCOUNT PRICES 10036. to bring in their claims against said Controller’s Office, 66 Center ^aranteed. Cosma Appliance 737 Main Street, State Theater -10036. SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen Anderson, Realtor, 628-0139, Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. change, 16 Lewis St.. H a r t f^ tractive salary scale. Box H, ing. presently employed, . For Ist-class mailing add lOc For lat-class mailing add 10c MANGHEISTBR — Immaculate estate, and said admlnlstcatilx Is BANTLY Q\\ : Street, • MAnchester, ConnecU- Service, 606 Center. 649-0065 Building. living room with fireplace. Im 628-1776. directed th 'give puhl'c wbtice to Conn. Herald. and car. Now to Christmas. EXTERIOR AIRLESS SPRAY SYSTEM for each pattern. Print Name, » i t ' .TE------^ ^ ------for each pattern. Print Name, 6-room Cape on a quiet street, mediate occupancy, 115,900. EAST HARTFORD—S liT r^ the creditors to Mng- In fhelr ( (''>11’ \ M . M Excellent income present TWO COAT JOB WITH A ONE COAl PROCRRS Address with Zone and Pattern' close to schools, bus and shop claims within said titn* allowed hv Town of Manchester, EXPERT CLEANING and wax SECOND MORTGAGE - Un WOMAN to live in, present Address with Zone, Style No. PhUbiick Agency, 649 8464. FIVE ROOM CAPE, 2 full Colonial, tile bath, fireplace, ing, business and professional ing new special stereo mu Number. ping, 8 bedrooms, new For Dubllahlng a copy of this order In limited funds available for sec- home ideal position for widow. Fuel and I ced 49-A’ and Size. baths, 2 fireplaces, city utiU- plastered walla, enclosed some newspaper haviiuf a circula OoonAtetleut offices. Floors, windows, fur- sic 'system on appointment New—'64 FaU-Winter Album! mica counter and irtainjeea os^ mortgages, payments to B:qp«rlence n o t j, neceeazry. TEL. 649-4645— 649-2979 Don't wait — send 50c now for $18,900-^ ROOM home, ka- ( Uts, 2-car garage, neaif bus braezeWay, 2-car garage, large tion In oald probate distrm 'within iUehanl Martto, “^^“TaReferencss U required. bgais. For information call Atttcleat OUrtoih OoUeotton: steel sink, aluminum storms " ^ . y oa r bud«l. tomedisatj OoOklac not MQitorwl. OzU 640* O0IK o r THB OUfEBT PAINT P A M IL IM Your aopjr of the faU A winter tek*. oantrally l^ tad, sKcel- Unsin schools and storss. Hx- lot, 2 waieka oocupanm . Oom- Hnrtlord 236-1291. 10 a.m. nR B P LA O B WCKM) for ^ lasoa of Baslo liasUoEi, • vegular $eature*{ Heme to and sortMto mUKIO. Wolrar- Iznt buy. OaB J. asDsnt ooiidltloa. Cbw lss miiattoB wlndosrs luui doors. 8er i t i r S i R m ra sw ■entoe, J. D. RtoJlyriiM l*,: 0416. to noon. IN CONNECTICUT 742^7720. tosnptoto pattosB book. aaokel Ozlr BOo a topy. tonUseatto Itoaltor, eitonu. psswMWk a«0-T0fOi Cbartss LaapwHMSb 609-7620. ** ** M 0 e -i' ; MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1M4 ■IJ ’ ^AGE TWENIY-TOUB ATtrage OaUy Net Preas Rita The Weather iianrtr^Bter lEvrnins U m ld For the Week Ended Forecast of D. S. Weather BoraM Novenber 31, 1B64 Ths Army-Navy Olulb Auxil The Frank J. Mansfield Corps T-x. ii|llll»aiHP'^"!IR