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Averag® Ittaily Net Pw w Rm For The Week Ended The Weather August 26, ld67 / Clear, cold tonight. Low 40 t6 45. Tomorrow continued sunny \ 14,590 and cool. High in the 60s. Manchester— A City o f Village Charm VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 290 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1967 (Classified Advertising on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS

Surveyor 5 Skydiver*s Downfall SEASIDE, Ore. (AP) — Lands Gently lit wan bad enougli when NYC Schools P ortland skydlver Bob Renne missed the beach Despite Leak Sunday at Seaside, where he was perfbrmlng fbr the Pasadena, Calif. (A P )— IhdiBn Summer Days cele­ One satellite, with bees in bration. its bonnet and another, It was worse when two T eacher wdth bugis in its system, boys made ast Guard is having trou­ Mental planes delivered a smashing Ished after his cannon fire miies"south of the demilitarized and privileged way. We are problem to serve the cause of HealUi Department. were reported over the week­ ble attracting Negroes into Its blow Sunday at Cam Pha in ripped into its wings. zone where they hit the North end—at Van Buren (Belle'ville), ready to undertake this with you peace.” Shepherd’s statement was ranks—particularly at the cadet Poles.” North Vietnam-and pUots re- The batUe between Marines Vietnamese regimen Sunday Camden-Frontier, and Peters- , and officer level. - — The Polish Communist leader broadcast Sunday by W’nC-Tele- De Gaulle in his is-minute ported they aU but knocked out and North Vietnamese in the night. burg-Summerfield. ' Viewing his inaugural parade said his country is "ready to ■vision here from an Interview speech said that “ real security that port, used to export coal to north was one of almost dally xhe Marines had been moving Broward County, Fla., schools ■Jan. 20, 1961, President John F. normalize our relations with the he had last Friday. for our contrymen and for each pay ft>r arms from abroad.. It engagements since last Mdnday. from the nearby bunkered for- have been ordered to reopen Kennedy noted there were no other (West) German state He said that a new state law country of our continent cannot was the first raid on Cam Pha, The allied commands have re- tress of Con Thlen when the Tuesday for 90,000 children, but Negroes in the Coast Guard never its policy will take as a allowed judges, after Oct. 1, to oi course result from the con­ previously on the Pentagon’s ported more ithan 906 of the ene­ more than 2,800 of i-, corps. He a starting point new and real­ hospitalize convicted narcotics fight erupted among low hills frontation of two blocs, facfiig restricted list. my killed in the live northern ers have said they , will not show made his observation known to istic principles." addicts rather than jail them. and thick rbrush. There were one another with forces on the Aground, U.S. Marines out­ provinces where the North Viet­ up. The teachers meet today to academy officials, who Defending the post war re­ The ^facilities for such treat­ four Marine companies—less alert and opposing pacts. numbered 4 to 1 beat back 8,00 namese are expected to try an consider a new wage offer; launched a nationwide recruit­ public of West Germany, De ment, however, are limited, he than 800 men at field North Vietnamese who appar­ offensive. U.S. casualties have The main teacher demand is "On the contrary," he contin­ Gaulle said in his speech. said. 1 strength—Initially split into two ing drive at predominantly Ne­ totaled 149 kUled and 567 for higher wages, but other is­ ued, "let there be established »iepherd, chief of the alcohol ently were trying to cut off their sweeping flanks. gro high schools and'cq^eges. "France, which like Poland is supply base at Con ’Thlen near wounded, nearly all of them sues Include better working con­ But the drive was not notably among us from the Atlantic to the neighbor of this great coun­ and drug dependents division, While the Marines called in the demilita: Ized zone. The U.S. Marines. ditions, shorter hours, less ex­ successful. The academy grad­ the Urals a deliberate policy try and hs always, especially in said the Mental Health Depart­ Command said at least 141 ene­ Marine forces today were (See Page Twelve) tra-curricular work. uated its first Negro, Merle J. and practice of relaxation of this very century, gravely suf­ ment asked the General Assem­ my troops were killed. Marine In McCracken County, Ky., Smith of Baltimore, last June. A tension, understanding and fered from German ambitions, bly for $460,(X)0 to carry on the losses were 34 killed and 185 6,000 pupils have been kept from Guard spokesman said he is cooopratlon." nevertheless is undertaking a treatment program. wounded. classes. This, he said, would provide "The legislature only aUowed now one of five Negroes in the relationship of reconciliation In East St. Louis, 111., about service’s officer corps of 3,700. "new conditions" auid a “new hall that amount," he said. South Vietnamese troops also with its neighbor across the 550 teachers remained off the Five of the academy's atmosphere" in which "the Eu­ "This means that several pro- were heavily engaged Sunday in Beulah Batters Rhine after the collapse of the job, claiming they had resigned. 700-plus cadets are Negroes. ropean peoples would be able to the northern area. They report­ Reich, and since Germany has grams, like research and corn- Some 24,000 children are affect­ Nineteen of the Coast Guard’s face jointly and settle them­ ed killing 70 Communist troops. repudiated its misdeeds. munlty_ treatment, will have to ed. 1,182 warrant officers and 674-of selves the questions which con­ be cut." The Reds replied early today Dominieian Republic "M ay one not hope that there The school picture seemed its 30,000 enlisted men are cern them, among which the with a mortar and ground at­ will be progressively es­ 'The appropriated money, he brighter in Baltimore as 194,000 Negroes. principal one is the future of the tablished, for the common secu­ said, would be used lor tfeat- tack on the provincial capital of MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Hurri­ ing. More than a dozen persons German people.” lost their lives there last year youngsters start classes today. Negro representation is far rity, a European order in which ment^programs at Blue Hills Hoi An, three district headquar­ cane Beulah battered the south­ when Hurricane Inez swept Teachers union president Den- De Gaulle was folloived to the ters and five militia outposts. ern coast of the Dominican Re­ (See Page Twelve) rostrum by Polish Communist (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Twelve) Until tlie raid Sunday, the public with 125-mile-an-hour **'™'*$*'- (See Page Twelve) port of Cam Pha north'of' the killer winds today and aimed orecaa ers in Miami said Beulah’s westward course main major one at Haiphong, her fury westward toward the would take her across the penin­ had been immune from attack voodoo island of HaittA most sula on a route that would carry although antiaircraft sites on its heavily populated country in the her parallel, with Haiti’s Massif outskirts were blasted in June. Western Hemisphere. Auto Strike du Nord mountain range. Lynda Bird Plans December Wedding That was when pilots strafed More than 1,000 persons in the the So'viet merchant ship Turk- At 10 a.m., EDT, Beulah’s WASHINGTON (AP) — A Dominican Republic’s Barahona Talks Ready istan in Cam Pha harbor. . , calm eye was located over the White House wedding in early Peninsula fled the Striking deep into North Viet­ . “ Barahona Peninsula at Latitude December is planned for Lynda storm, blamed for 16 aeains in g Longitude 71.6 West, nam, Air Force plans ran into the eastern Caribbean. Bird Johnson and Marine Capt. or about 70 miles stmtheast of To Resume MIG17S. One Communist jet ’There was no immediate word Charles S. Itobb, who met the Port Au Prince, Haiti and some was probably downed by an from the peninsula, where hur- DETROIT (AP) — Bargainers president’s daughter in the line 650 miles southeast of Miami. F105 Thunderchlef pilot, who ricanes bring traditional flood- -for both the United Auto Work­ of duty. Weathermen also kept track SmUing, holding hands, the ers and the Ford Motor CO. of Hurricane (T!hloe and Hurri­ meet today to discuss the possi­ young couple flew back from cane Dorla in the Atlantic. bility 'of resuming negotiations Texas Sunday night aboard the . Doria, off the Virginia Capes, presidential jet plane after as the “strike by. 160,000 UAW was plotted near Latitude 36.2 mfembers against Ford entered President and Mrs. Johnson an­ Tear Gas Disperses North; Longitude 72.0 West. its fifth day. , nounced their engagement from Chloe, far out to sea, was ’’put the LBJ ranch. There was no , indication near Latitude 26.5 North, Longi­ whether the get-together, Lynda, 23, the Johnson’s older tude 47.0 West. termed "a kind of probing meet­ daughter, showed off her Spar­ Milwaukee Whites “ Heavy rains and massive ing" by one union source, would kling diamond engagement ring, MILWAUKEE, Wls. (AP)— the throngs to disperse, were flooding are certainly in store but ignored photographers’ re­ mean a quick return to the b a r-/ Hundreds of residents of the vir­ pelted with wood, bottles and for Haiti and - these are the gaining table. i » '• quests to kiss her 28-year-old fi- tually all-white' South‘Side were bricks. They retaliated with tear things that can cause deaths," ..ance, a tall, slender, dark- Ken Bannon, director of the scattered by repeated rounds of gas firing down residential said Dr. Robert H. Simpson of haired young man from Milwau- UAW’s Ford Department, repre­ police tear gas Sunday night in streets after whites who retreat­ the National Hurricane Center S'l ' kee, Wls. sents the union and Sudney F., a near riotous aftermath to a ed there. The surprise announcement of (See Page Twelve) McKenna, Ford director of la­ ¥ '$ Negro open housing march. bor relatioHs, the,company. Lynda’s engagement ended con­ The 2,500 marchers, who had "Let’s go to the North Side," tinued speculation over the ro­ taken a different route through Earl Mazey.'.UAW secretary- shouted South Side youths mill­ mantic interest of the presi­ the South Side in a 14th straight treasurer, predicted that the na­ dent’s daughter. ^ She had nu­ ing along what they mistakenly day of demonstrations, were al­ tion’s rfo. 2 automaker would believed would be the route of ^^Congreiss Back merous beaus through the years ready back at their headquar­ not be interested in serious ne­ and broke an engagement to a the Negro marchers. “ North ters Irf the nearly all-Negro gotiating until its supply of new North!” Faces Backlog young Navy lieutenant three North Side when the white up­ cars ran out. Police, who tried to persuade rising started. Nineteen per­ The company says its supply ’ years ago. WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ sons were arrested and three of 85,000 1968-models ready for ■ Until Robb came along, Lyn­ gress returns today from its wiere injured before it was over. introduction Sept. 21 will last da had been dating Hollywood third long 1967 vacation, eyeing Only minor Incidents had oc­ about 30 days. actor O eo^e Hamilton more a massiye pile of legislation it curred during the open housing "I don’t want to‘ give the ,j^,. than anyone else. A few weeks Gibraltar Votes must dispose of one way or an­ march, held under heavy police impression that we won’t meet ago, though, Hamilton declared other before final adjournment. "marriage is not in the immedi- guard. with the company lor four "A -U * ,.i- To Stay British If it is to quit for keeps by weeks," Mazey said. "But there •> ste future." • After a series of tear gas at­ Thanksgiving Day as its leaders Robb, who plans to make the GIBRALTAR (AP)—The resi­ won’t be pressure on the compa­ tacks, about 600 youths finally now hope, it will have to' do ny until that time.” Marines his career and ia sched­ dents of the Rock" went wild formed a parade line./. Police’ al- more in, the next two months Some 700 people attended a uled to go to Vietnam in Febru- ■ with Joy Sunday night over tha lowed half'the group to move all than it has in the past eight. ary, first met Lynda a little results of their referendum giv­ rally Sunday night in Detroit’s the way across a viaduct lead­ How it copes with the major Cobo Hall sponsored by the In-. more than a year ago when he ing Britain a crushing, 99 per ing out of the South Side. At the jobs ahead could be determined was assigned to \ the White cent victory over Spain. ternatlonal Society of Skilled end ’ of the viaduct, police largely by what members heard Trades (ISST), which is at­ House as a.milltarj^^ social aide. Only 44 of Gibraltar’s 12,672 stopped the march cold with a from their constituents during tempting to lure skilled workers She cadled on him] to make a registered voters voted Sunday show of force, and persuasion. the two-weeks Labor Day liiU. out of the UAW. . fourth at bridge for a third floor In favor of returning the colony ^ Tlie Negro marchers had just Most of them 'went home for The ISST picketed General solarium card game. to Spain after 263 years of Brit­ disappeared over the viaduct grass roots soundings. Motors plants in Flint and'Sagl-' ’They didn’t start dating stead, ish rule. The vote to remain a after the largei^t cl'vll rights The Immediate problems' are naw last month in an effort to ily, though, until the past four British crown colony was .12,188, demonstration in the city’s his­ relatively Jslmple.. months. m ake' good its threat to gat ai(d 66 ballots aere throw out for tory when the trouble flared The Senate’s program lor the craftsmen out of the UAW- ’There was excitement and various reasons. Only 426 of the along a South Side business week caljs for consideration of Josepl) Dunnebeck, ISST pres­ happiness in the Johnson family voters (ailed to go to the pOUs:^ street about two mlles^away.- ah election reform bill, a com- ident, tdid the rally that the over Lynda’s news, and her ' A Spaidsh newsman—one of a Ljyn^ Bird Johnson and libarine papt. Chuck Robb, at a weddinr reception in Residents refused at first to promise $70 billion defense ap- PAW led Ford workers out .on younger sister,, Lucl, 20, now handful ^ Spaniards on the rock Austin. Miss Johnson-was bridesmaid at: the w( olLMary NeU Van-Fleet, believe police assertions that ^proprlatlon-measure and a con- ■strike’ "So they’ll get hungry; a sorority sister and Clif Drummond. (AP Photofax) (Sqe t*ge Nine) (See Page Nine) | (See Page Three) (See Page N)ne) (See Page Twelve)

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4 < / P A G E T R B B B filANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'TEIt. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l^, 1967 fA O B TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., the moon at full speed, destroy­ Surveyor 5 ing themselves. Jarvis Bids Sheinwold on Bridge The astrobug satellite, known officially aa Blosatellite 2, was CLOSE REASONING North dealer m Despite Leak caUed an “ unbelievable success’ J h jL i jd s jm s u i Before T P C SOLVES PROBLEM Neither side vulnerable m by scientists who gathered in Hawaii to greet the millions of The Town Planning Commis­ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH “TH E W A Y FEATURE FIRST TONITB m m Lands Centlv bugs and plantsinslde the craft. STUDIO of PIANO, ORGAN and VOICE, sion will hold a public hearing Today’s hand is easy to plqy ♦ 12 s' tonight at 8 in the Hear­ if you happen to be looking at SIRLO IN PIT* Dr. C.J> Lyon of Dartmouth ^ 743 (ConGnued .from Page One) I HEARD IT” ing Room of the Mimlcipal all 5 cards. The play was hard­ Kirk Robert Richard College, working in a study of 0 62 237 West Middle Tpke. OPEN DAILY wheat seeds germinating in Building. There are five appli­ er a few weeks ago in the na­ ♦AJ9532 Douglas Mitcham Widmark tro rocket until the very last Manchester 11:80—8 P.M4 space, said Sunday he suspects cations on the agendtl, and four tional tournament In Montreal; WEST EAST second, saving everyounce of by John Gruber are requests by Alexander tournament players hold their “THE WAY W EST the weightlessness of space had ♦ 3 , K Q 1 0 8 helium possible. soihe unusual effects on the Resumes Teacjtmg Jarvis to change land to Resi­ cards close to the vest. K 10 6 plus Phil Silvers In ROAST SIRLOIN C? AQJ852 In the first pictures returned physiology of the young plants, dence C Zone. Three of the par­ Opening lead ^seven of dia­ 0 74 109 8 3 "A Funny Thing Happened cels on which the requests are monds. by the 600-pound craft, scien- He said some of the planto have 4b 10,8 6 4 KQ on the Way to the Forum" OF CHOICE BEEF made are found off Center St. West’s double of one spade . * . , , , not shown signs of reacting to Monday^^S^pt. 11 SOUTH lists saw a typical lunar land- y^at they have re­ The* Town Planning Commis­ was a "negative" double, used Baked Potato, Texas Yoast^f I e p Last week I told you I would recipient had better be a pianist A A97654 scape scene, loose-looking era- turned to earth, % DIREOTOIM^KAREN Wi.PFARL sion will also hold a hearing by some tournament players to discuss some of the problems instead of a philosopher, when C? 9 Tossed Green Salad. ■ *9 W ter-pocked soil. Dr. John Tremor of the Ames on an application for a special show strength in the unhid suits. and E L E 6 ^ E T O W. W A LTE R S Incident to the professional pro­ he plays for me. It has been a 0 AKQJ5 permit requested by Highland South played possum at first, They hoped to start work on a Research Center said, however, duction of music, in connection Joke of many years standing D O N T f o r g e t OUR Oak Village, .This deals with but then pushed on until his ♦ 7 new experiment right away, that frog eggs In his experiment with the "cultural explosion" that Brahms received a Ph.D. West WEIGHT WATCHERS SPXIOIALS expanding the site of the apart­ partner raised to game. North East South testing the soil to learn Its sowed no change In the growth as an honor from the University Double ^ l A S T HARUOHO EN W. PEARL which we found.to be not nearly ments to include the old service West’s natural diamond lead Pass 1 0 1 4 chemicul composition. B y bom- structure while at zero gravity, of Breslau in 1879. LUNOHEX)N SPfiOIAI- so explosive as one might think. station at Autumn and Charter gave South his chance, but Pass 1 N T Pass 2 ^ ■^ti5g»aF barding the lunar soil with al- Dr. Samuel P. Johnson of Brahms was certainly of a. 2 4 3 INEMAl If we ever do get a real "cul­ Oak St. Valentino Fiano tried first ha did some clear reason­ Pass Pass ROAST BEEF SANDWICH pha particles, then reading the North American Aviation was Instructor of Piano, Organ and Voice more philosophical nature than Pass Pass Pass t-ei issT NSsrrosD i x i t t o reflected radiation, they hope to enthusiastic, noting his experi- tural explosion," the problems to expand this service station ing about the nature of the un­ 3 4 IB ttMOa IT.HIT TIW W IT.-lll-l«t which are not apparent at the most composers, but the choice 4 b Double All Pass » COLE SLAW, OOe determine what elements are in ment with pepper plants IndU site two years ago. The request seen hands. sxwDv I ursoMteusi -«.r. tum* IHER DILL PICKLE. WFW moment are very likely severely of degree has always amused the soil. cates “ we now have evidepce passed, but the residents of the West clearly held six hearts three trump tricks, but nothing LOUSE L RECKNAGEL to limit its effects, either cul­ muscians. Incidentally, a true, area appealed the decision to for his unsupported bid and re­ BIZKIH ORDERS TO GO— TEL. 649-1154 The quest for one element-, that gravity really c o n t^ ^ the tural or explosive. Let’s ex­ Mus.D. is one of the hardest if else. Iron—will be made with a mag- orientation of a plant permit the expansion, and the bid. East’s double surely show­ Daily Question « Instructor ofJ*iano amine some of these problems. not the hardest of all degrees net mounted on one of the He said the on the residents won the appeal. ed four trumps. West would As dealer, you hold: Spades, True enough, there are now to earn. And musicians (that craft’s three legs. Lunar soli plants sent into"^ space folded The three Center St. loca­ have bid the clubs with five, ’so A-9-7-6-6-4; Hearts, 9; Dia­ more symphony orchestras in is practicing musicians) don’t dropped on the magnet by a lit- down, although such plants un tion zone changes asked for by he probably held only four clubs monds, A-K-Q-J-5; Clubs, 7. Beginners Our Speciaify this country than there ever think much of that degree eith­ and two diamonds. tie electric scoop shovel will tell der normal gravitation fold the Jarvis are at Center St. and What do you say? er. IIieI m m scientists If iron is present by leavejkbp have been in the past, but the Adams St., Stone St., and Love Resists Temptation Answer: Bid one spade. The study with Qualified Teachers of Oonn. State Music showing whether particles stick jphnson, reflecting on the Teachers Association “ Big F iv e " remain the ones on Julliard, Mannes, and Man­ Lane. The Adams St. parcel is South was tempted to lead a hand Is not strong enough for a which all the others pattern, now zoned Residence AA, apd low spade in the hope that or not. / ^ c a l l e d “ space race" with the hattan (in New York) together forcing opening bid. DespltA' tbe 4th Senatorial District. HUuanvan waa the guest of Mhn- the other two are zoned Resi­ West’s singleton trump was •CATS NOT MSCRVi OOP Stalt^^^lfalnnan Howard Hlauaman, center, chaltis wCth. and by which music is Judged in with Boston’s New England, the disparity in strength, bid cheater Republicans at their annual Chicken Barbecue on The successful. If somewlritt Soviet Union, commented that dence A. the eight or ten. If so, declar­ Refpub'ncan Town Ohalrman Francte DellaFera, left, and shaky, landing marks tlm.4hlrd the “ Russians havn’f come out STUDIO: 875 MAIN STREET this country. They are, of Baltimore’s P e a b o d y , and the 6-card spade suit first rath­ ?«ATS. WCD. SAT. A SUN.*9FII Saturday. (Herald plhoto by Satemiis.) The fourth Jarvis application er would later get to dummy eves. 7;00 A t;30 FM AJtty. John Shea, GOP state central committeeinan from course, the orchestras in Bos­ Cleveland’s Institute of Music er than the shorter diamond successful touchdowny A or the with anything like this. And the T E L . 643-7815— 649-3390— 649-1740 with the ace of clubs to lead a •A T. CVC. RCSCRV. RCRFS. 7 4 1 ton, New York, Chicago, Phila­ have banded to try and find for a change to Residence C suit. PAGANI’S CRYSTAL LAKE ■ surveyor program^,,^1l Hollywood Palace^ Salad, Texas Toast, FREE where prostitution cases are about 350,000. Milwaukee has D l A l V i a N D B sity with an M-S. in engineer­ heard, had become "the biggest 86,000 Negroes, almost all of ing. Y et th^ musician has work­ V ^ U S T Y Potato DELIVERY Peep show in New York." them live on the north side. ed longer to get where he is. Obviously the university has Lili St Cyr Bonanza Bonanza i Very Special the upper hand of things in this Your order to r drag needs ' Jr. Steak Plate Steak Sandwich! and oosmeOcs will be taken coimtry, when compared to the & Dagmar ;rcs(nt< Coliseum $ 1 . 1 9 eaie of Immediately. conservatory of music. The uni­ Mon.'^Tues.-Wed. “COMEDY versities, as you know, are now lA 2:00-7:00-9:00 Snows expanding their music depart­ Tbuin.-FrL7:00-9:00 TWO DAYS IN Sept. 17. Saturday-Sunday ONLY Lb. Bonanza Bonanza ments in wholesale manner. R on - TMURS M.» 3.50-I.M f RI a sat |5.SM.»J.S0 I MUSIC” >/2 U M d o n j L - Ahdawhere do they got for their 2:00-3:50-0:40 • SAT MAT U003.i0-2.50 Burger Seafood Platter 7:30-9:20 TICKETS GOING FAST SEPT, 767 M A IN ST.—648-5321 And where do they go for their 18 & 19 Sept. 16 $ | . 3 8 symphony orchestras, and the RESERVE YOURS NOW 99c Pleaerlptton Pharmacy conservatories. ’The musician who has spent The EASTS LARGER RCA CHAMPIONSHIP AII-ARiericaR 12 or 15 years sweating in sym- UVESTOCK RODEO starring CHAMPIONSHIP lrfx)ny orchestras, quite readily COW/OWr/iniY /WW C ONL>lllONiD abandons his Job for the same HELD SHOW HANK WILLIAMS, JR. HORSE SHOW Win a FLORIDA VACATION STANLEY ^ ^ pay and a post as assistant pro­ OVER I Ploy the "77" Gamo fessor at a college where he WARNER 9 I I E Traude your "Lucky Buck” plus 50 cents (handlliiE) for ® may have a teaching load of Til. 643.7032 FlltE PaWKINO BIRCH 8T. HtAH OF THEATER Florida Vacation Gift CJ^fioalte for two. (A “Lucky raperies perhaps .nine hours per week. MONDAY and TUESDAY 8:00 P.M. ‘Buck” is a noe doUar bill with Che serial nuartoer ah m kMOot hr m* ari. hlM his sights set on a Job teach­ Living Centre Displaj^ . . . Fashion Shows . . . Garden Exhibit. . . Bands Law wlhlch'^anniot be used without pentoseion o t and rolor, A diamond has to bet all this special to rate qingling out ing music in the public schools. . . . Rock 'n Roll . 4 .P L U S FREE Amateur Variety Shows Daily on three^ nees Bulldera Inc.. Atkuvt.a Ga. ' as Michaels Treasure Chest quality. It’s the besjt! $100 to $5000. For this be doesn't n e ^ much Outdoor Stages and much, much more! L 444 4i« ar.'tiri’enia . TNNMIUSrNGOtFOMTION PRESI3ITS* V jewsLaRj-BiLvensMiTHB siNCK taao pcnfielency in «an instrument, All Buildings open until 10 p.m. ‘.S E P T -T ^ v ... phone: 643-4159 but he does need a lot of theo­ JULIE ANDREWS MAX VON SYDOW’RICHARD HARRIS SIRLOIN taTw cawci lov Hia wuTn Ninsoi nmivcnoN a*‘HAWAl I'Vanwision coua DO’WNTOWN MANCHESTER AT 958 MAIN S’TREfiT retical - courses .in / subjects •^.itaVAiTtoAnon ' ' ' ' » . w h i^ have nothing to dp with EASTERN STATES EXPOSITION PIT KSITH'S FURNITURE p ii^ y musical proficiency. '"GUIDE FOR TOE MARRIED MAN" WEST SPfflNQFlELD, MASSACHUSETTS Ooe- 6 Days EJvery Week—^ITiurS: and Fri. Nights till 9 ^Ai.oi N.W ll.w.n, Mitfercl. •rWfeport, WaI.riNiry, M.rid.n, New Britain. Bri.lbl, Torrin«tan, Manoha.Iar. MiddMewn, Prawidanca, Pawtuckat The University of Minnesota 287 Mlddte Turnplka Wowi ■ 1 1 1 5 M A IN S t r e e t —MANCHESTER now grants a Fb.D. in piano, lor ‘Wa, W ooP-'S «a the Lam’ MANCHESTEA 1 osample. A ll I can say is the .y> 'V-

1 . I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,*CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1967 PACK F l V l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1967 Events Bour don-Bousf ield , .r., . » iVi Dailey-Olschefskie Flood-Young ^Peoplejif in the Hie iWkntag« of I>UMb Lynn . The marriage of Miss Janice World L. Bousfield and Peter T. Bour­ Mkufe C»KheMde of Manches- don, both of Manchester, took fell I 'J t«r to DdMud Rlolbert rXailey Cyprus Prohterh Eyed place Saturday morning at the A L E X A N D R O U P OLTS, of IMnOeM WBa solemnized Church of the Assumption. i l n T h e Z Greece (AP) — "^rklsh Pre­ BMunliiy momln^ at St. The bride is the daughter of mier Suleyirtan Demlrel and JMnM' Caturch. Mr. and Mrs. John Bousfield of Premier Constantine Kollias of Hie liilkle 4e a daugMter of 48 S. Adams St. vThe bride­ Greece say they’ve agreed to JCr. and Mra. BXawtard G. Ol- groom, of 178 Main St., is a settle the Cyprus problem MbefMde of 51 Flower St. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond peacefully. bitdegroom te the eon of Mr. H. Bourdon of Marshfield, No concrete steps were listed and Ms*. Cdwtard O. Delley of Mass. in their joint communique, how­ inaMMA. ' The Rev. James J. Confrey, " 7 . m V , ever, as the two leaders ended 'H ie Rev. Kagene F. Torpey rector of St. Thomas Seminary, talks Sunday night. Observers peiflottned the double.{r!in|g: cer­ Bloomfield, performed the Actresses Steal Show on both sides said the wording emony and was celebrant at double-ring ceremony and was VENICE, Italy (AP)— indicated a solutation agreeable the nvptBil Maas. Mils. Ralph celebrant at the high nuptial Elizabeth Taylor and Princess to both sides had not yet been Mass. Paul Chetelet was organ­ Grace of Monaco stole the show Mlaiocanone wae iongianilst and found. mMUt, Bouquets of white ist and soloist. Bouquete of Sunday at a costume ball that Cyprus, whose 600,000 popula­ ghuBoB and alsteils were on the white gladioli, carnations and lasted until dawn. tion is 80 per cent Greek and 20 aKu*. chrysanthemums were on the Miss Taylor and her husband, per cent Turkish, was the scene The btiide was given In mar- altar. . Richard Burton, and Princess of large-scale fl|;hting between StKg* by her father. She wore The bride was gdven In mar­ Grace and her husband, Prince Greek and Turkish residents in a full-length gown of silk or- riage by her father. She wore a Rainier, were chatting with full-length gown of silk organ­ 1963. A U.N. peace-keeping gsnha accented with chhntiUy shipping magnate Aristotle On- force is still on duty. . iaCe appliques and sequins, de­ za and peau. d’ange lace, de- assis when other guests flocked The Greeks want Cyprus unit­ signed with' Sabrina neckline, sig^ned with empire bodice, and around them. ed with Greece. Turkey opposes long tap er^ sleeves w’Uh hemline trimmed In lace and Miss Taylor was striking in a this, and it is generally believed points at the wrists, sheath seed pearls, long lace sleeves, low-cut bejeweled white gown, A-llne skirt and detachable, that the island’s Greek Cypriot lidM and detachable, chapel- while Princess Grace, the for­ president, Archbishop Maka- length watteau train. Her chapel-length train. Her elbow- mer actress Grace Kelly, wore length veil of illusion was ar­ rios, is not enthusiastic about it bouffant elbow^length vtil of a glittering burnoose, sequins although he has endorsed the silk lUuSion jjias arranged ranged from an open crown of pasted around her eyes, and a lllles-of-the-valley, and she car­ unity movement, know as Enos- from a rose coronet, and she jeweled Arab veil. Among Is. cerrted a cascade bouquet of ried a cascade bouquet of white guests attending the gala were white oichlds, St^)hanotiS, carnations with a center of pale Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, pink roses. Reds Oust IJ.S. Attache green grapes and green ivy. mother of the late president; MOSCOW (AP) — R. Dabney Miss Sandra OlschefSkie of Mias Myna C. Treash of Clare Boothe Luce, former U. S. Darden was maiid of honor. She Chapman, press attache of the Manchester, sister of the bride, ambassador to Italy: Douglas U.S. Embassy for the past year, was maid of honor, ^ e wore wore a holt plnik crepe gown, Fairbanks Jr.; Mrs. H;J. Heinz was expelled from the Soviet a floor-tength gown of peony designed Wilth empire hodlice II; Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt trdmmed with green velvet Union today and left with his pink venlse lace over crepe, Whitney; and Mrs. Oscar Ham- wife and four children for Co­ fashioned with bateau neck- leaves land pink roses, and merstein II. penhagen and Washlng;ton. Bne, teacup sleeves, empire chiffon train. Her matching The embassy denied that wBiatline and A>line skM. Her tulle vedl wais arranged from Cellist Casals Cited a saltiln headibow, and she car- Villemaires Wed 25 Years Pavelacks Wed 25 Years Chapman and agricultural at­ two-tiered vkl of iUuSlon-was NEW YORK (AP)—Cellist Pa­ tache Brice K. Meeker were arranged from a matching iiied a colonial bouquet of pink, Mr. arid Mrs. Raymond G. Church, Hattiesburg, Miiss., blo Casals will receive the An­ white and variegated' carna­ Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pave- maid of honor, Mrs. Jo.seph guilty of wrongdoing. A Soviet headbow, and she carried a Villemalre of 470 Woodbridge where 'Villemaire v\ias sitation- nual Freedom Award of Free- government order Sept. 1 ex­ cascade bouquet of maitching \ tion's. lack of 33 Radding St., were Lucas of Manchester, and the St. were feted Saturday eight ed while serving in the U.S. dom House next April 8. best man, Joseph Vasquez of pelled Chapman and denied aieltms. Brtdesmjalda were Mias Deb­ at a surpri'se 25ith wedding an- Army. The Rev. Leo F. Fahey, Paul H. Douglas, former feted yesterday afternoon at orah Bourdon of Marshfield, a lawn party given by their Wethersfield. re-entry to Meeker, who was out Miss Patricia Dailey of Fair- C. Orawford Brewer ptioto niversrary celebration at their now bishop of Mississippi, per- Democratic senator from Illi- of the country on vacation. field, sister of the bridegroom; slater of the tartdegroam; Miss daughter. Miss Marguerite The couple was married Aug. MRS. EDWARD ROBERT DAILEY ‘ Hanpln photo home. A dinner party for more formed the ceremony. nols and chairman of Freedom 10, 1942 at St. James' Church. American sources here sug­ and Miss Patricia Britton and Burkamp photo Janice Grtsevlch and Miss than 40 was given by their Mr. Villemaire is employed House’s board of trustees, said Pavelack of Manchester in cele­ wore a corsage of red sweet­ Diane Green both of Hartford, bration of thejr 25th wedding Mrs. Pavelack is president of gested the order was in retali­ Mias G^ye Morrison, both of bride; Michael Greene of Rocky MRS. DAVID HARLEY FIXK)D MRS. PETER T. BOURDON daughters. Miss Linda Ville- a t the Resolute Insurance Sunday that Oasals, 91, was se- ation for U.S. government and Mias Mary Snufnarowskd anniversary,I111YCI.JC.*-. the Manchester WATES Club, Manchester, were bridesmaids. Hill and Robert Davis of South heart roses. off-white linen sheath dress malre of Manchester and Mrs. Group, Hartford. Mrs. 'Vllle- lected "for having perfectly Windsor. After a reception for 150 at Miss Kathleen Frances Yqpng red rose with gold streamers. of New Britain. Their Amer­ Theodore; Beganski, both of About 100 friends and rela- Her husband is a member of the charges of spy activity agatest Hansons Mark 25th Anniversary Their gowns and headx>ieces of and striped coat, and a cor­ Bruce A- Sahlln of Storrs. maire is employed by the New harmonized the freedom-sup- radiant blue were styled to Mrs. Olschefskie wore a pink the K of C Home, the couple of Manchester became the bride Teresa Paulette of Hartford ican Beauty gowns and head- Windsor. 'Jeffrey Bousfield of An jarrangement of white Haven Register. They a:e porting acts of bis life with the lives from Manchester, Enfield. Manchest.er Elks Club and is two Soviet diplomats. They pieces were atyled to match , Mr and Mrs. Wilhelm E. Han- three daughters. Mrs. Kenneth match the honor attendant's, silk jacket dress, pink acces­ left on a plane trip to Aruba. of David Harld’y Flood of East was flower girl. She wore a Manchester, brother of the sage of burnt orange carna­ gladioli' and pink Varnations members of St. Bartholomew rich artistry of his music." Farmington, Hartford, West employed at Allied Instrument were told full-leng;th dress, fashioned with the honor atlbendanlt’s, and bride, was \ ring bearer. tions. The couple will live at Hartford and Wethersfield at- and Tool Co., Manchester, could not return to the United Cusson, Mrs. E. Arthur Terry and they carried cascade bou­ sories, and a corsage of deep They will live in Storrs after Hampton Saturday morning at was on the head table. Mr.s. Church. States.— — ’8 Blssell St. were feted quets of blue asters. pink roses. The bridegroom’s Sept. 10. green top and gold and ivory they darrled aimllarly arrang­ Mrs. BousfieJd wore a tur­ 17 Main St. after Sept. 17. Villemaire was presented with Donald Villemaire of Burl- Lady Godiva Recalled tended the event, including the (Herald photo by Saternisl. St. James’ Church. skirt and a matching head veil. ed bouquete. Saturday night at a 25th anni- grandsohs. Frederick Wookey of Ash­ mother wore a brocade shift of ' Mrs. Dailey is a LPN at St. quoise crepe sheath with Mrs. Bousfield Is a 1964 g;rad- a corsage of yellow sweetheart ington, Vt.. who served as Jiis COVENTRY, England Education versary party at Piano’s Res- Mr. Hanson is employed at Francis Hospital, Hartford. Mr. The bride is the daughter of She carried a basket of yellow Wendy Chambers, niece of ton, R.I., served as best man. g^een, blue and gold brocade matching lajce coat, matching uate of Manchester High School roses. brotber’s best man, was a (AP)—Lady Godiva’s home QUEBEC (AP) — French Ed­ taurant, Bolton. About 50 at- Pratt and Whitney, Division of with matching coat and hat, Dailey is a state trooper at Mr. and Mrs. John F. Young carnations. the bridegroom, w'as flower accessories, and a corsage of and 1965* graduate of Hartford The couple was marriiKl guest at the anniversary par- town observed the 900th annl- Ushers were Robert Olschefskie Harold. McKinney of East girl. She wore a hot piidc chif­ ucation Minister Alain Peyre- tended the event. United Aircraft Corp., East of Manchester, brother Of the and green accessories. She Stafford Springs Troop. of 9 Oak Pi. The bridegroom pink, white and deep red car­ Secretarial pSchool. She is a Sept. 10. 1942 at Sacred Heart ty. (Herald photo by Saternis t versary ot her death Sunday fitte says his current five-day Hartford. Mrs. Hanson is em­ is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hampton served as best man. fon dress with hoop skirt, with a procession and unveiling The couple was married May matching headpiece, and car­ nations. The bridegroom’s legal secretary at the Hartford visit to Quebec Province Is In­ 30, 1942 In East Hampton. They ployed at the Travelers In­ Harley Flood of East Hampton. Ushers were Timothy Young of mother wore a gold lace dress Insurance Group. Mr. Bous­ of a plaque on what is believed Manchester, brother of the ried a miniature replica of the tended to bring “concrete re­ are members of St. Mary’s surance Co., Hartford. The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey and coat ensemble, matching field is a graduate of Windsor to be her burial place. sults” to the July visit of Presi­ (Herald photo by Saternis) Engagement bride; Michael Paulette of adult attendant’s bouquete. An ancient law book, recently Episcopal Church. They have performed the double-ring cere­ Clarke Bourdon of Windsor accessories, aild a corsage of High School. He ia a surveyor dent Charles de Gaulle. Stocks-Coe mony. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone Hartford and Craig A^ofne of with the Metropolitan District found to contain a reference to East Hampton. served as his brother’s best yellow tea roses. Peyrefitte said Sunday night was organist and soloist. Bou­ A reception fof 300 was held Commission, Hartford, a vol­ her death, was borne through upon arriving that his govern­ Eord'Bmuian quets of gladioli and pompons Mrs. Young wore a three- man. Ushers were John Bous­ the streets where the Saxon field of Manchester, brother of at the Elk’s HaUi in East Hart­ unteer fireman in Poquonock, ment’ has developed “a practi­ Two Reasons for Tax Hike The engagement of Miss were on the altar. piece royal blue dress, gold ac­ and a member of the Army Re­ i,. X lady reputedly rode naked to ex­ the bride; David Reynolds of ford. For a plane^ trip to Ber­ cal plan of action” which now Karen Margaret Ford ot Moy- The bride was given in mar­ cessories, and a corsage of empt her townspeople from a white and gold carnations. The Hartford, and Joseph Krlst and muda, Mrs. Bourdon wore an serves. must be presented to Quebec of­ Ian, Pa., to Robert Drury Bren- riage by her father. She wore tax. ficials. Are Really the Same Thing luul Jr. of Manchester has been a full-length gown of white satin bridegroom’s mother wore a The old book originally be­ Peyrefitte is to review with By JOHN CUNNIFI’ has been the trend over tee past announced by her parents, Mr. and Venlse lace, designed with brown and gold dress, beige ac­ longed to an abbey founded by Quebec government authorities scooped neckline, A-line skirt cessories, and a corsage of Coventry Godiva and her husband, Earl AP Business Analyst year. and Mrs. Charles B. Ford of Registration Set Sept. 19-20 the terms of cultural and educa They feel also that the expan- Moylan. and detachable train. Her waist- yellow carnations. Leofric, and an entry no^es her NEW YORK (AP) — The ar- A reception for 80 was held tionaitional agreememsagreements Inin effectei.ecL be-ue- ^elng used In sup- slon may be moderate rather Her fiance is the son of Mr. length veil of silk Illusion was death as Sept. 10, 1067. I tween Quebec andind France since K ^ increase seem to than strong because the expect- and Mrs. Robert D. Brennan arranged from a crown of crys­ at the Ideal Inn, Marlborough. For Adul^t Evening School The Very Rev. - Harbld Wil­ Rally Is Cut 1965. These are to be revised== to different in some ways ed demand from civilians may of 28 Princeton St. tals and pearls, and she car­ For a motor trip to Niagara \ liams, addressing a crowd of help French Canadians “main­ Reg;istration for the fajl term and enables students to prepare from those used one month ago. not develop. Miss Ford is a graduate of ried a cascade bouquet of roses Falls, Mrs. Flood wore a brown 2,000 at commemoration cere­ tain and develop their personall- Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital and carnations. apd white shift and brown B y ^ e a t h e r ot the Manchester Adult. Eve­ for state examinations leading monies, praised Lady Godiva as When President Johnson on Their support of and Increase ning School will be held Sept. to a high school diploma. ty." he said , Aug. 3 told Congress of his plan . 1s for the original reason given School of Nursing, Darby, Pa. Miss Carol Ann Smith of Man­ patent leather accessories. The a champion of the poor who DefJaulle, in his dramatic vis- administration—to re- douple will live at 48 Linden The weather caused a last- 19 and 20 from 7 to 9 p.nl, in Americanization classes will She is employed by the Visit­ chester was maid of honor. minute change in tee “meet “wielded authority with com­ it to Quebec went further than ^ J corporate Incomes he duce a deficit. It does not mean, ing Nurse AssociaUon, Wash­ Bridesmaids were Mrs. Michael St. the high school office, George again be provided as a basic passion.” the candidates” Republican ral­ Emmerllng, adult school direc­ part of tee evening program. teis. es^uslng the cause of j^e need to lessen a necessarily, that they share the ington, D.C. Paulette of Hartford, Mrs. Har­ Mrs. Flood is a 1962 grad­ ly yesterday, forcing a cancel­ Mr. Brennqn is a graduate of old McKinney of East Hampton uate of Manchester High tor, announces. Classes will be­ They’ are designed to help tee N.J, Priest Marries French Separatism by shouting budget deficit. administration’s belief in . a ation of tee games and recrea­ gin Monday, Sept. 26. foreign-bom gain a better com­ tee Sep^atlst slogan, ’ Long b deficit were -permitted surging economy, St. Michael’s College, Winooski and Mrs. Paul Zaikarite of East School. She is an operator at tion portion of tee day’s sched­ LONDON (AP)—The Rev. live free Quebec \ —...... Park, Vt. and is attending Hartford. They were dressed the Southern New England The schedule is not yet com­ mand of English and also to pre­ Stanley Grabowski, 39-year- to grow to around »29 billion, he They feel that a tax Increase ule. Food and conversation pleted, but brochures describ­ pare for naturalization. said it would pose “a clear and niay. In fact, lessen the ability Georgetown University School of alike in full-length A-Iine gowns Telephone Co., Manchester. Mr. were instead the order of tee old Roman Catholic priest from German Play Censured Dentistry, Washington. ing tee complete evening school Other course offei^gs will be present danger to America’s se- of the private economy to con- of gold and yellow satin with Flood attended East Hampton day, indoors, at the Nathan Bayonne, N.J., was married LONDON (AP) — Rolf Hoch- The wedding is planned for matching headpieces, "and they High School. He is a self-em­ offering and giving meeting as follows; last Aug. 26 in a Church of curlty and economic...... health”tribute greatly to any surge. Hale Community Center. times will be available at reg­ Business; Beginning and In­ huth’s second controversial But, they feel, there may be.no Nov. 18. each carried a long-stemmed ployed tractor trailer operator. Nearly 16 Republicans and England ceremony at Harrow. and would produce “ruinous In istration. termediate typing; beginning, play, “The Soldiers," which por­ nation.” alternatives. friends turned out for barbecu­ Middlesex, just nortli of Ixm- trays Sir Winston Churchill as Most of the programs from ‘terush-up,” Intermediate, and don, an Angelican vicar .said When Gardner Ackley, chair ed chicken, and to meet State last year are being continued, advanced stenography. taking part In a murder plot and Council of Economic Central Committee Chairman Sunday. Pope Improving, and some new courses will be Home and Family Interests: The Rev. Raleigh Prater, vi­ puts other wartime leaders In defended the tax pro- Jolly-Rasmusson Howard Hausman, tee principal ■ offered, Emmeriing said. Beginning and advanced sewing, an unfavorable light, apparently later- he cited speaker. car of Christ Chuivh, Harrow, won’t be performed publicly in inflation threat not from a Sees a Deputy Also attending were most of Two new courses for the fall tailoring, rug hooking and em­ said the bride. Miss Audrey Miss Barbara Margaret Ras- term will be "Effective Writ­ broidery. (The latter course will Britain. deficit but from an economic tee Republican candidates for Faye, was an Anglo-Indian, of Britain’s stage censor. Lord ^pgurge. VATICAN CITY (AP) —The musson and Edwin AUred Jolly tee Oct. 2 • town-election, and ing,” a non-fiction composition be given only if there Is suffi­ mixed British and Indian blood, Vatican announced today that course for persons wishing to cient Interest.) residing in his parish. Cobbold, ruled over the weelf- strong economic expan­ Jr., both of Manchester, ex­ tee state central committee­ sharpen communication skills; end that written permission cabinet, "has Pope Paul VI, ailing from an in­ men and commltteewomen for Technical and Avocatlonal “They had to be married by a flammation of the urinary sys­ changed vows Saturday morn­ and “Meals in Minutes”, a Skills; Beginning and advanced would be needed from surviving confirmed by every recent tee 35te district, John Mullen special license obtained from relatives of Britons portrayed in pjggg economic information.” tem, spent a peaceful night and ing at Emanuel Lutheran and Virginia Lewis. course in short-cut cookery util­ woodworking, driver training the diocesan registrar," he said. that his temperature continued Church. izing special mixes. (classroom phase only), graphic “I could not marry them in a the play. It was believed unlike- .pjjjg expansion, he said, de- Republican town chairman ...ly that-such permission would ^g„ded higher taxes to offset normal. John Allen introduced tee can­ The writing course will be arts. normal way because he is an * E The announcement added teat The bride is a daughter of designed to aid publicity chair­ be forthcoming. jj^g threat of more Inflation. Mrs. Fernand J. Dufour of 59 didates; lor first selectman, Languages and Fine Arts: American and she Anglo- the 69-year-oId pontiff said Mass men, letter and report writers, Conversational French, Spanish Sir Laurence Olivier and Ken- defenses of a tax in- Richard Nicola; Ruth Smite, Indian.” ' neth Tynan wanted to stage g^g^ggg ^jg_ gf course, slmpjy in his private chapel Sunday aft­ Walker St. and the late Arne town clerk-town treasurer; F. and contributors to newspapers and German; drawing and The Rev. Prater said he un­ ernoon and then received a dep­ Rasmusson. The bridegroom is and magazines; while tee cook­ painting. "The Soldiers” independentlydifferent approaches to the Pauline Little, . tax collector, ing course should appeal to tee derstood Father Grabowski re­ after the National Theater uty secretary of state, tee Rt. the son of Mrs. Anthony Sgro and Atty. David Rappe, judge A registration lee will be re­ turned to the United States 1 AnHi rp'l^ted their problem. The fact that the gg^ Giovanni Benelll ,to of 73 Devon Dr. and Edwin A. of probate. busy housewife. quired for each course except­ alone after asking to be supplied Board last April rejected the government ran up a bbig ig deficit----- deul m with/iih some upmui urgent himinM.qbusiness. The five leading candidates “Office Machines/’ a course J ' proposal to produce it for the j^gans that It forced the econo- Jolly Sr. of East Granby. teaching tee use of newer ing tee Americanization and with extra copies of the mar­ ■ The announcement added to a praised tee Republican plat­ High School Equivalency class­ riage certificate. The vicar said Natlonal Theater. The play has tempprarlly, to expand. growing sense of relief in Vati­ The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, types of calculators, reproduc­ Churchill involved in a plot to That greater size will, howev- pastor of Emanuel Church, per­ form, tee hard work of tee tion and data gathering equip­ es which are offered free. A he did not know the present Graesers Wed 40 Years can circles that began when the campaign committee and felt small tuition fee will also be whereabouts of his wife. kill the Polish leader Gen. Wlad- more fat thari muscle If Pope appeared at his studio formed the double-ring cere­ ment, will be offered by mem­ Mr. and'Mrs. Edward Grae- inond Zowada of Ellington, and yslaw Slkorskl and also,cr|tlclz- ^j^g aren’t paid. The gov- mony. Ronald Erickson was ^ sure teait tee “concerned citi­ bers of tee MHS business Ed­ charged to non-residents. window at noon Sunday to give zens” of Coventry will elect tee ser of ii^CoUage St., Rockville, two granddaughters. es the wartime prime minister gj.j,ment cannot decline to pay his blessing. soloist and Mrs. E. David Haw­ ucation Department. Mr. Graeser was employed at for the bombing in Dresden, for, goods without diluting dollar NoseUf photo Republican ticket this fall. Miller Married were feted .Saturday night at That was the Pope’s first kins wau9 organist. Bouquets of In October, the evening school Howells Mark 44)ih Anniversary the First National Bakery, East Germany. . values. white flowers were on the al­ Allen then introduced Haus­ Advertisement— public appearance since he fell MRS. RICHARD WILLIAM STOCKS man, who said he was “im­ will sponsor a Tuesday evening To Fifth Bride a 40th wedding celebration at Hartford, before his retirement. The play Is to have Its pre- The administration position Is ill a week ago. Standing in the w aa Sharon Jeannette Coe Miss Linda Lathrop of Man­ tar. series of. six weekly lectures on Look and feel expensively Mr. and Mrs. Forrest K. cake was placed on the an­ the British American Club, Mrs. Graeser. is employed at mierp in Berlin next month. that its own inflationary de­ pressed by your town and niversary cake. open air at his window he spoke ama ntot.a»i William Stocks Chester, Miss Audrey Doyle of The bride iwas given in mar­ your candidates”, and added personal money management, dressed for very little money. Howell of 225 Parker St. were BEVERLY , HILLS, Calif. Manchester. Pratt and Whitney, Division of Hcohhut, a German, made his mands on the economy are now ol his illness and said he hoped and Richard WUUam Stoci^ Guilford and Mrs. Charles WoU to be presented free of charge The couple was married Sept. United Aircraft Corp., East first success with ihs controver- ...... ______^ ___ ^ riage by her stepfather, Fer­ that he was "pleased to see Zenia Bang, .Danish dress de­ feted at a surprise 40th wed­ (AP) — In the same home The couple was married Sept. likely to be joined by a strong j,g would soon recover. both of Manchester, were united Vemon were bridesmaids, nand L. Dufour, She wore a by local bankers, ^ r te e r an- signer, resumes claases in fash­ 10, 1927, at the home of Mrs. where they met playing Ping 16. 1927 at Stonlngton. They Hartford. (Herald photo by sial play “The Deputy. ” which demand. This comblnu- citizens responding to tee ding anniversary celebration .The bulietin said; “TJie holy in marriage Saturday afternoon Their dark green gowns and full-length gown of silk or­ heeds of a growing town.” Haus­ noune'eifnents on the series will ion pattern design. Students Howell’s parents, the late Mr. Pong a year ago, author Henry have a daughter, Mr.s. Ray- Saternls) ■- ' questioned whether Pope Plus tloh, it feels, could produce even father had a tranquil night. His at Emanuel Lutheran Church. matching headpieces were styl- ganza with Chantilly., lace ap­ man said teat, each local town be made in tee near future. learn how to-make their .indi­ yesterday afternoon at the and Mrs. Benjamin Hutton of Miller, 75, was married Sunday ...... — ------XII had done a,11 he could to worse InflUllon. temperature continues to be The bride is a daughter of .Mr. ed to match the honor attend­ pliques, designed with Sabrina election is important, with state The High School Equivalency vidual patterns and eew their home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manchester. to his fifth bride, -Tokyo-born en­ save the Jews from Nazi persec- The problems, then, of taxes, normal. Sunday afternoon his and Mrs. WlUiam C. Coe of 463 ant’s, and they carried bou­ neckline, l

Fkfgloll. Bbric JoMph, son of Joseph Andrew and Nor­ ma L «e OM rout FsggloH , 45 WttucHworth Sh H e w « s b o m Au«:. THE STUDIO 5 28 al MlancheiAer Menuxtal Hospital. His maternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mi«. £lhner Lk Odtrout, 39 ‘WSdanriK'th 50 PEARL STREET—MANCHESTER St Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. For Farther ihfomiatloa Call J. Dutton ^ niggloU, Bi^ton. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. MdWe O. Stevenson, Stafford Springs. M s paternal great- 643-7084 or B. Goodin 742-8603 1) grandparotts are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riva, Boston. He hSa three brOtheiS, Michael, 6, James, 6, and John, 2; and a sis­ ter Uwu. 3% .

Yets, Kenneth DsvM, son a t WSUSm Eldwaird Jr. and Riita Grande Yetz, 29 Franklin St., Rockville. He was bom Aug. 28 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand- par^ilts are Mr. and (Mrs. S. Joseph Grande, OranSton, R.I. His paternal_gTtodparents are Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Tetz Sr., Rodcvllle. He has a sister, Audry Jeanne, 3%. a * * *. *, % Ruocl, Janet Mtarle, daughter of Joseph Francis and SSUy Holt Puioci, 17 Garden Dr. She was bora Aug. 31 at Manchester MemorW Hospital. Her maternal grandparents ere Mr. and Mrs. Herman Holt, 489 Adams St.

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PAOB liiN * M^INCHE5TER e v e n in g HERALD. M ANCHEST^. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1967 PAGE mOHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1967 shames the hum am rame.” The Boyle Shares price of victory: In Massachu­ New England's Leading extended across Laos. But if it were, setts you can be fined up to $200 HUnrltiNitpr Cambodia might pro^de still another In­ Lynda Bird Plans lor tearing down a footbadl goail Two-Year Professional filtration route, just about as efficient His Mail Tips post. •Folklore: Witches tra- €npttttui i| rr^ for North Vietnam, but more trouble­ School of By HAL BOYLE diUonally hold Sabbaths four some for us, since trying to deal with December Wedding PUBUSHSD BY THE NEW YORK (AP) — Things a times a yearn at which Satam ap­ HSRAU> PRINTINO CX>.. INC. it would threaten to widen the war. (Continned from Page One) IS B las^ Street Ual father of a White House columnist might never know If pears In the form of a goat. If a Maneheeter. Oonn. At any rate, the military value and bride. he didn’t open his mail: girl sleeps with a piece of wed­ ACCOUNTING THOUAS F. l^ R QXTBOK Mrs. Patrick J. Nugent and ding cake under her pillow WALTER R. FESROUBON the, military efficiency of the proposed mother of an 11-week son, Lynda, who never goes out Nine out of 10 U.S. men who jSeptenriier 1067 admlaaloii. Putdiahers . . barrier will be widely and sharply de­ without her Secret Service es­ wear toupees —n o w a she'll dream of her future hiu- Frmnded Ootober 1, 1881______shared it. bamd.'Btep on an amt, amd you’ll HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING bated. The whole family, including cort, has had dates with several $7.6-million industry—say they PubUohed K\'cry Evening Except Sundays bring on a radn. Actresses be­ 66 Forest St,, Hartford—TeL 247-1115 Perhaps, however, it is not intended to the Nugents and Robb, went to White House aides and a num­ do so because it’s Important In ■Dd Hoildavs. Bntered at the Pont Offtoe at ber of other beaus through the lieve that knitting on stage will Appllcatton* now being accepted for Maneheeler. Oonn., as Second Ctaas Mall St. David’s Episcopal Church in their business to look younger. Matter, ______be primarily a military barrier. Per­ bring haul luck. Austin, Tex.," Sunday, morning. years since she first came to the The hairpieces cost $300 up, last haps its prime purposes are policy and White House. / from 'three to four years. It was Ralph Waldo Emerson SUBSCRIPTION RATES political purposes. They all knew the secret then, who observ.ed, “ The louder he Pa>’ahlc In Advance since Robb had given Lynda an She had been engaged in 1962, Plankton, the basic food stuff One Year ...... mOO What could these be? talked of his honor, the faster Six Months ...... U.OO engagement ring Saturday while her father was vice presi­ of the sea, has more nutriUve FLETCHER CLASS GOs o f Ma n c h e s t e r Three Months ...... 6.G0 dent, to Navy L t.. (J.G.) Ber­ value than a pound of beefsteak. we counted our spoons.” The much publicized construction of night—a center diamond, One |joPth ...... 1.88 nard Rosenbach from Comfort, such a barrier could be taken as Wash­ flanked by two smaller dia­ It keeps whailes healthy and Tex. But, in the summer of 1064, would do the same Tor people if MEMBER OF ington’s alibi for a slacking off in its monds in a yellow gold setting. **When You Think of GlaaSf I6 4 M 5 2 I THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with the White House spotlight science could find a way to bar- The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled bombing of North Vietnam. But, the engagement announce­ Gibraltar Votes on them, they brol^ U off by vesi^'lt economically. Think of Fletcher** to the use of republioation of all news dis­ ment didn’t come until Sunday patches ciedKed to It or not otherwise credit­ It could also signal, to Americans at mutual consent. 'There’s also enough gold in ed In this paper and alao the local news pub- night. To Stay British home,' to Hanoi, and to the world, that Lynda told reporters then llahad here. In Milwaukee Robb’s parents, the aeu to make every man on AU rights of republlcatlon of special dis- the United States does intend to keep its “ the sad thing Is having to do earth a millionaire—If it could paitehes herein arc also reserved. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Robb, (Continned from Page One) 54 McKEE STREET this before 190 million people.” only be mined cheaply. It is physical objectives limited in the Viet­ said Chuck told them about a The Herald Printing Company Inc.. as- nam war. Building such a barrier would estimated that the sea’s waters on the high-tension day—said: aumes no financial responslDility for tMto* month ago he'd “ decided to take “ I’m saddened but I’m im­ graphical errore appearing in advertisements be a kind of psychological assurance hold in suspension 10 billion tons TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS the big step." *. pressed.” and other reading matter In The Manohsster that we do not intend what would have of gold—about 100,000 times as from $25.00 $45.00 Evenloft Herald. ____ “ He swore me to uttw secre­ Congress Back much as has e v e r been taken Chamtlng, screaming and wav­ to be the next phase of a continuous pol­ cy,” Mrs. Robb told newsmen. ing BriUsh flags, hundreds Pull service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. . from the earth. / FubUshers Representatives — The J iU ^ icy of escalation — which would be the The young Marine’s father, an Faces Backlog Your child’s intelligence quo­ jaunmed the street In front of Now la the time to bring hi your soreens to bo repaired. I Mathew Special Agency — New York, Chi- invasion of North Vietnam. airline sales executive, said John Macintosh hall, hailing Sir Storm window glass replaced, wteto. Detroit and Boston. _____ (CoaUnued from Page One) tient isn’t a fixed thing. It cam And, finally, it could possibly be a "We were Worried that he was shrink or grow. Studies have Joshua Hemsam, Glbrail tar’s going to be a confirmed bach­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREIAU OF CIRCULJt signal that American policy is settling troversial $10 billion money bill shown that the quality of a chief minister, who told 9iem : TIOiNS. ______elor all his life.” AUTO GLASS INSTAUED including funds tdr model cities child’s home life can make a ■This is only the beginning. down into acceptance of long-range The Robbs said their son was Display advertising closing hours: and rent subsidies. difference of 25 points in his The fight will go on.” BY>r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. stalemate in Vietnam instead of trying somewhat disappointed by his GLASS FURNITURE TOPS For Tu^day — 1 p.m. Satun^'. A less prentious agenda faces IQ—and whether he goes to a He voiced the dread Gibraltar to reach for the victory that has been assignment to the White House For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday the House. It will act on the de­ good or bad school cam make a voters felt behind their block- P er Thun^y — 1 p.m. Tuesday in 1966 because they said he pre­ For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday the objective of our escalation. We have fense appropriation bill, on Ap- difference of 10 points. party facade, the dread that MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) ferred a field assignment, r For Baturday — 1 p.m. 'Ihuiwlay^ ^ been trying to pound the enemy into palachlcm regional development Why do people grow old amd their votes would not be enough Claarifled deadline — 5 p.m. day before But he’s not sorry any more. publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Haturrtnv seeking peace on our terms. Now per­ measure and assorted odds and die? One theory is that the hu­ to keep Glbraltau: from Spain. PICTURE FRAMING (all types) The romance between Lynda and Mlonday ptiMtnntinn. haps, we are going to shift our strategry ends. man body in time simply be­ The crowd broke Into 'God and the young marine attracted Then come the big headaches, comes allergic to itself. The Save the Queen” and dispersed WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Monday, September 11 into one of just trying to hold him im­ attention In recent weeks as if Committees can get them body begins to reject the new Into smaller groups that roauned mobile for as long as it takes him to rea­ they spent weekends on the ready and the leaders decide to cells it creates to replenish the the hilly, narrow streets through lize that he is neither going to take over beach at nearby Rehobdth order showdown voting! worn cells, and this process most of thb night. Do You Admit Being Brainwashed? South Vietnam by force nor keep raising Beach, Del., and were constant­ Topping the vexing problems grauluadly weakens amd kills it. Spadn refused to recog^nise the the pride we have to pay for keeping ly photographed. Can anyone, even a candidate for the is the administration’s $10 bil­ Debra Dene Barnes, 19-year-old beauty fr m P it ^ Quotable notables: "IVly def­ referendum, claiming it should him from taking over. They spent the pa^t weekend inition of am educated mam is have been restricted to the des- Presidency, publicly announce a change lion tax increeise proposal on burg, Kansas, throws up her h ^ d s as she h e ^ Such a policy, if we could weave our at the LJ3J ranch, joining the which the House Ways and the fellow who. knows the right cendamts of Spaniards expelled of mind ? way into it, would begin saving a fine Johnsons in boafing, swimming Means Committee still has an­ that she has just become Miss Amenca of 1968 ^ thing to do at the time it has to from Glbrsiltar when the British and ranch- tramsferred to the University of j f s a big order and there’s a college, said: "I would buy a mdnded inquiry he emphasized, but the only about 20 per cent of the people porter of Governor Nelson working undercover to purge supposing that emotion in re­ PITTSBURGH (AP) —Twin Commemorative Half Dollar, of South Vietnam are committed to the A Tradition And A Right sWlV— Wisconsin. He was graUluated growing suspicion that rather grand plamo amd donate the rest brothers celebrate their 91st Rockefeller for President in the gadfly Democratic Con­ ligion is something not quite which had the Liberty Bell on trickery and alleg^edly deliberate dis­ Communist cause. But THEY know where to hide! with honors, too, In 1961, having y,am stay In Washington until to reseau-ch for multiple scleros- 1964, Johnson was/generally gressman from public life. proper, -and therefore to 'oe birthday Saturday. one -side and the heads of honesty of other human beings in pub­ A year has passed since then. The To the Editor, .majored In business admiiilstra' Chrlstmas to fUl it. Congress is.” They are Harry G. Phillips of expected to be fo^Rom ney as Flarm Bureau officiate in avoided liiy dignified, sensible George Washington and Calvin lic life. He left no room for the possi­ flicker of hope has still not been extin- Washington have privately con­ The true and singularly per-' I wish they'd stop to rest tlon. might shove some of It aside un­ Her mother, Mrs. Dwight Vamdergrlft. Pa., and (Jharles a matter of course. The reality people. It is a curious situa­ Coolldge on the other. bility that they may have twlieved sin­ ^ished. But the surprising showing of feet American Hero is neither B'while, Robb waus a member of the til next yearn. Barnes, wais stricken with the A. Phillips o f Meyersdale, Pa. Mr. Dzu is a salutary reminder that was otherwise/Something less tacted key New York Repub­ tion that one is expect^'^ at a Worth remembering: ” We lican leaders to ask them If any the dnmkard nor the racketeer. But ants must work or die... i Navail Reserve Officers Tradn- crippling muscle diseaise 11 Harry was a jeweler amd opto­ cerely, encouraged by theli||^own par­ what most South Vietnamese still yearn than overwhelmed by Romney baseball game or at a.'ipolitical need not worry so much about He is tfte, American Cowboy. ing Corps at the university and yearns aigo amd has been bedrid­ metrist for 49 years, Charles, a ticular phllosopMes and political inter­ for is peace. The longer it is delayed and realizip^ that Nixon starts prominent Republican is avail­ rally to give vent ^ his emo­ Unless we evict ’em from this ' what man descends ffom—it’s AUTO/AATIC REDUCTIONS able to oppose Resnick in 1968 He remains the peoples’ folk domicile, ^ went Into active duty as a ma­ den in a hoepltad at Fort Scott, dealer' in farm machinery for ests, in what they told him. without any reassuring and concrete sign out ■with ,& formidable lead over tional enthusiasm/Tjy expres­ Singi for Fine what he descends* to that hero and none can deny it. TOe rine second lleutenamt adter Kam., for the last 2% yeairs. 50. Both are retired. The result was that, instead of obtain­ that it is within reach, the more likely Romney' in New Hampshire, and to offer full resources of sions in the fe^ms of yelling, (It occurs to me) SO MUST 1! is the flicker to be extinguished by pain­ the giant farm organization in American Cowboy is an ideal, graduation. * HAMBURG, N.Y. (AP) — A ing sympathy for himself as one who JohnWn was making no com- clapping of haiids, and leaping and so the American _ youthful troubador foimd this ful re^gnation. V ^at has to be avoided miDivents.' During the summer, the campaign. Commentator And, there’s a hlstoricad foot had been hoodwinked, Romney created at all -costs is the growth of a widespread into the a ir ^ h ic h , if practiced “ SALOON,” notoriously habit­ note” Robb’s grandfatoer, Rob- week that he could get a sus- MAIN STREET STORE ONLY seemed to be drifting still Even before the Farm Bureau even some sympathy for those he ac­ conviction in South Vietnam that, after in a reli^ipUs meeting would uated by this folk hero, remains ert Wlckllffe Woolley, was 1916 pended sentence on a traffic .-further away from RonineV. got interested. Resnick was TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY all, submission to Hanoi and the Viet brand hirn as a fanatical “holy a ' right. campaign manager for Presl- conviction for a s«ig. BARGAIN SHOP cused of having blinded him. And in­ Moreover, the Nixon camp high on the list of 1968 Repub­ Cohg would be more likely to ensure roller.all religious exper-, The era of prohibition is dead dent Wilson, the last preslden- Theodore J. Mlynarski, 20, of SEPTEMBER 12Hi and 13lli stead of inspiring the public to note Vietnamese survival than continued ac­ was wooing Johnson. Dr. Gay­ lican targets. Elected from a It is a heart rending exper­ ienc^''there ought to be power- —- I for one, never knew If nor ience in these days of socializ­ nearby Orchard Park, earned how candid and honest he can be, Gov­ ceptance of the flail of the present lord Parkinson, Nixon’s cam­ predominantly Republican dis­ 935 MAIN STREET fuL^nd lifting emotion.,- It have I known the loss of free­ ed hypocrisy to enter into an the suspension from Justice ernor Romney had the public wondering struggle. paign manager until his recent trict during the 1964 Goldwater debacle, he scored an upset win ought to be restrained in ex- dom it involved, for this I am old time tree enteiprlse (which Ronald H. Tills of Hambturg ^ t- how gfullible he must have been and Significantly, Mr. Dzu is probably the resigrhatlon, was convinced that least acceptable to the victorious mili­ for a -second term in 1966 but 'pression, as the Apostle Paul glad. It is interesting to dis­ could just as^ easily be called, er composing a safety ballad old-line New Hampshire Nix- might still be. tary slate of all the civilian candidates faces a rough battle next y ea v sensed when he ,wrote': “Let all cover that a proclamation dat­ tavern, inn; or cocktail lounge CHARGE YOUR and singing it in court.. onites such as former Governor The chief and first penalty Governor who were allowed to challenge the Thieu- things 'be done in decency and ed December 6, 1933 returned and restaurant), labeled Ideally, The defendant, a prelaw i jun­ Wesley Powell couldn’t do the ★ ★ ★ Romney pays for blundering into such Ky ticket. His emblem was a white dove SANTA CLAUS EARLl in order.” (I Cor. 14:40). But to American Citizens their in­ “ SALOON." The game may be PRESCRIPTION ior at Ckdgate University, ‘ was of peace. It is conceivable that if the job and a new face was needed. a display o f poor taste is that he him­ SAN ANTONIO. Tex. ( ^ ) — it ought never to be feeble! dividual freedom (I am happy the same no matter what the convicted of driving 70 miles an military team had expected him to make Thus, Parkinson last month self is made vulnerable to some of the ’There was a crash and^ddenly Fear of being “too emotional’' . to know that it was F.D.R. who name; ' but tell me, in which hour In a 00-mlle zone. such a relatively good §Mowing, they bffered the Job to Johnson. has perhaps done more than so magnanimously gave it to A portion of the ballad to the political vultures who have been wait­ would have found some , Way to get his Albert Saenz’ home .was filled “ bar" can the Individual man Nor did the effort cease when anything* else except self-cen­ us). It is also interesting to dis­ tune of “ Greensleeves:” urd.y! Th. only tiling, y.ou'11 fim) m Tlw “'■'W''.'’ ing for some opportunity to rip the vis­ name off the ballot. It''is hkrdiy likely with toyS. or woman, through atmosphere that the President-Elect, General Thieu, Parkinson abruptly resigned to It wasn’t an e ^ y Christmas. teredness to cut the roots from cover that som^ "courageous alone, equate with an American “ Don’t mix your driving with are groups and pieces removed from our regular dis­ cera out of his candidacy. But, in this return to California. Robert will be able to steal any of Mr. Dzu’s The brick waiPof an adjacent under religious and thereby objectors” would' still rather ideal as he may Under that whisky and wine, play^ floors because they are one-of-a-lcmd. shop- instance, some of those who seek to Eaisworth, the former, Kansas "You’ll find it harder to see appeal. ;or modest thunder by following warehouse had collapsed and help to produce the secular and renounce ^ eir freedom, reveil “ SALOON” . sig;n on Oak St. any AT marked samples, or discontinued patterns. Congressman who is Nixon’s exploit the Romney weakness may be through on his own promise I’to make a hundreds oF the toys stored worldly climate of our day. back to prohibition, and con­ Saturday night? the \riilte line. falling into.a mistake similar'^to his own. peace overture to H anoi-if elected. Ho nev/ deputy national chairman, there crqzhed through Saenz’ I Chaplain Russell E. Camp demn the rights, dreams, and C- “Checking your speed Is the Chi Minh still thinks he is winning and PINE PHARMACY They're given big Bargain Shop mark-downs «+ Whatever the Romney crudities or gulli- made the offer again to John­ roof. Connecticut State Prison ideals of others in the process. Frank L. Bausola thing to do, is likely to give short shrift to any In­ son two weeks ago. 664 Center St. 640-98U “ If you don’t, a policeman will TheJI. if they remam around more than a . biUtles, they may still seem preferable itiative for a settlement from Saigon reduced weekly! People who really know their bar to the somiBwhat smoother and faster that falls short of a request for terms. At about the same time as talk of the candidate whose followers In any ease, there is another election Ellsworth’s bid, however, John­ gains visit The Bargain Shpp regularly. If you like bar­ son went to Saratoga Springs, have been firrt to jump on Romney. Even not so far off from which President Ho gains, you should, too! See these tomorrow: may be hoping to ■win njore dividends N.Y,, where Leonard Hall, Ronmey’s blunders at least have an , at­ than those which came his way in Sun­ Romney’s national chairman mosphere of genuineness about /them. day’s balloting in South Vietnam. This was vacationing. It was short­ F i s c h e t t i Breakfast J134.50 50" Modem Drexel Modulus Walnut Dresser, six drawem^ is next year’s presidential election in the ly after the Saratoga m e^ n g United States—and there is no doubt Haven that the North Vietnamese look, upon that Johnson decided on/Rom- ' ,lK five drkSe/, blaik iiAe,' adjui^ McNamara’s Wall the American domestic political field as ney. Thq. details wer^pinned — ( j y a i i T s 8"x 10" picture of your child a front almost as important as the ham­ down at a dinner ingBting be­ •Special M S S e fclM S u . oSS'pWei b ;.); i o w M - ■ It is hard to see the practical mill- lets and paddy-fields. of South Vietnam. tween Johnson and rfall in New (HAOMNO-WHin) tary benefit, at this stage, of the decl- Clearly it is a Vietnamese Communist York City, A u gy29—substan­ objective of high priority to sap the will ^ Staff, indtalct fluomscdnt liffhtinff, duA Sion which has now been formally an- tial coup for Rdmney in prep- $116.00 40 X 60” Expandable Mairfe Dininff Table, two 10 leav of the United States to maintain its com­ ' aration for N ^ Hampshire’s Toast, Jolly. Coffoo nounced by Defense Secretary McNa- mitment to South Vietnam. President all-importaot primary. mara—to build a detectlon barrier Johnson is aware of this subtle attempt v ) Througbmit the long summer $B5M Bairei Bacic Ladiee’ Lounffe Chair, maple leffs and across the northern end of South Viet- ■ from outside to undermine and discredit ^t home tlje American commitment. of c lty ^ e g r o rioting, a hush- _ - nam so that we can be alerted to and C - The allegations of votq-rigglng and hush iKjrban Cabinet” presided c G » <• • Irtnp all your childran under 12 years—one 8* x 10* $94!(W^Sunt^*F^clf W^ffe Table, then deal with any movement across fraud are already coming in—not from ovej/Dy Vice President Hubert Uaft-A-white picture of diild taken singly, the border there. Mr. Johnson’s observer team, but from phrey met sporadically to 98^j, One 8* x 10* group piettue, only $1 per diild. $»4!o0^2 x26” End^'^lble, carved front, matches a l ^ e ...... 89.45 some of the defeated candidates (includ­ First, the amount^f infiltration we are in sider the crisis. AlUiough not 2Eggs49 $84,00 26" Square Lamp Table, on shrif; matches a^ ve : v - ing Mr. Dzu) and from domestic and ipiich of substance was decided; • Select from finished pictures, not p n ^ s, of the trying to halt — the estimate Is that foreign critics Who have never ceased to $145.00 Modem Ififfh Attacb€d-Pillow-Back-Lounffe Chair, f^ m cush­ just who did attend and did not ■ ^ ------cutest poeee captured hy our artist-photo^pher— North Vietnam sends 100 tons of. mate­ heap anathema on the Vietnam policy SERVING TTILL i l AJW. ONLY attend these, meetings is of con- Udsloveher! ion, walnut leffB, solid blue and print cover ...... • • • • v*n„aii rial a day into South Vietnam—no esti­ of the administration lii Washington. It $185.00 M od ern L ^ e Pillow Back Lounffe Chair, reversible foam ciwh- ' would be naive to assert that everythlrv siderab'le interest. « w i r o mate yet Jilaces the total number of • Finished 5" x 7" end wallet-size pictures wUl also ions, walnut leffs, matches chair above ...... that went on in Sunday’s voting W s bn hand were members of jMlcd be shown ond offered at unbelievably low prices. North Vietnamese troops In South Viet­ above reproach. But surely the bear in­ President Johnson’s Cabinet $29.50 16 X 20" Oval M ^le Chairside '^ ble ...... nam at anything over 60,000—is not in dication .that there was consid«ubly

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PAGE TEN / ' ______^______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1967 and six male roles are to be South WindsOT oast for persons between the Coventry ages 20 and 58. whan you pkm your ^ Tolland Bplton MALE HEUf WANTED Ernest Clrlllo Is director of TV-Radio Tonight T a Y party, look fo aitliar toii^ ^ Owners of Swimming Pools the play and rehearsals vdll be­ Funds Urged way for Iho bott solae- SAST-TIME COLLEOE StUbENT gin as soon as the casting is Vlk and Luce Plan to Hold School Panel Get Warning on Chemicals completed. B\>r ^further Infor­ To Conduct Television FAIRWAY tien In Hours: 9:00 A.M . - 3:30 PtMi mation, Mrs. Lawler, Deep- r/RST party suppllai aad Fire Chief Philip Grombie wood Dr., Wapping, may be 5:(W ( 8) Movie 7:30 (18) Alfred Hitchcock' Sets Meeting The following members of ( 8-O^MIke DouaUs ( 8 ^ ) Oowhoy In Afri— (C) Office Hours if T h ^ Win TEL 649-1154 has issued a -warning to all contacted. Se^cr Study (108002-30) The Monkees (C) the post 188 have been Installed Church Women Meeting (10) Perry Haeon doconitloiit! The board of education will residents owning swimming In the First District, Depart­ (12) Iferv Orltitn <18) Ounsmoke (C) Tlie Republican candidate for Lawrence Roper or Mrs. Roman or Apply In PorMn The first meeting of the sea­ A recommendation has been (18) Hlaliway Favrol (84) British Calendar pools to use special care in ment of Cormectlcut. first eelectman, Ernest Vlk, Kra'Wiecz. holj^ta regular monthly meet­ son for Our Sa'vlor Lutheran made to selectmen that the (80) Film 8:00 (84) The Fcenai Ctiet handling swimming pool chem- Mrs. Doris Mlkelis, first ^ - (30) Oombat (80) Huntley-Biinkley (C) and for selectman, Charles Luce Tickets for the church Anni­ ing tonight at 8 in the high Church Women’s League will be town apply to the Housing and (40) Addams Family GO) Monday N i^ t at the tcala. trict president; Mrs. Evelyn 6:30 (40) Peter Jeimlnga, News Movies Jr., will hold regular office versary Ball will be available school library. Thla will be Dr. held tonight at the church wltti Uihan Development Depart­ (C) (20^) Man from UNCT,G (C) BONANZA SnAK HOUSE The chief noted that the Blanchette, B int district secre­ (18) &x>rta World hours to hear the problems and beginning next week according a potiuck supper starting at T. ment for an advance planning 8:30 ( 8-40) Rat Patrol (C) Joseph F. Cantagna’a firat South Windsor Fire Depart-; tary and Mrs. Janice Stewart, 6:46 (18) Newa complaints Of local residents if to chairman Edmund Perkins. 287 W. MIDDLE TPKE. grant to make a preliminary (18)' Br^ecitotionBtriiecrlption TV meeting with the board as su­ m«nt .-was recenUy called to a flnt dlstiiot sergeant at arms. Hostesseq will be M n . John 6:00 (Neiws. Sports. (18) Lucy Sno'» o w (C) they are elected. Evening office The Women’s Guild of the Weattver (34) Antiques local home to clear chlorine Candidates Barbecue Pelley, chairman; Mrs. Henry study of a sewerage system for (16) Uerv Griffin hours will be Included. parish will hold their first meet­ perintendent. He assumed his Schlmpf and Mrs. Raymond (at) What'a New? 9:00 ( 3-13) Andy Griffith (C) gas from a cellar. The gas had The Democratic Women’s the town. <10400880) Danny Thomas Tile announcement was made ing of the year Wednesday dlRles officiaUy. Sept. 1. The recommendation came (2B) Summer Ht^ishta (C) originated 'when a contandnat- Club will hold a “ Candidates Browning. (80) Men in Space by "Mr. OOP”, Republican night at 8. A short business ' ^idght bids iviU be opened (18) Newsbeqit {^O40)B*elony Squad (C) VOLKSWAGEN ed container was used to mix Barbecue” Sept. 16 from 4 to Crib Scouts to Meet , Friiday from the sewerage (24) NET Journal [Q Town Qdmmlttee Chairman meeting will follow the 8 p.m. for science laboratory at Cub Scout Pack 186, sponsored study committee at a meeting (40) News, Bronco' 120 the e^mentary school. There i swimming pool chemicals re­ ‘ 8 p.m. at the Blast and Cast (30) MoHale's Navy 9:30 ( 6-40) Pey«»n Wace ( a Russell Stevenson Jr. today. He Mass. Highlighting the Get by the Avery St. School PTA, with the board o f health. 6:30 ( a-iao Walter Oonklte (C) ( 318) Family Affair (C) ’ 14 il6. Utuib Hun sulting In an explosion, fire and Club, Rye St., South Windsor. ( 8) Peter Jennings (C) 10:00 (10-20(8800) I Sot (C) [6 2 0 also pointed out that Luce will Acquainted tea which will follow will be\a discussion on the will hold Its first meeting Sept. A preliminary study would TEUfiBRa the liberatkm of chlorine gas. Those attending will be able (lOdaaO) HunUey^rlnkiey ( 8-40) The Big valley (C) be in town all day to handle the meeting will be a songfest 1967-68 weratlng budget, the 15 at 7:80 p.m. in the gymna­ include information on areas of (C) (84) Open Mind f ir e Marriial George Cox to meet the candidates for the (24) A' Year Called Tomorrow ( 848) Carol Burnett (C) situations which may arise re­ conducted by Mrs. Virginia Bolton Cmf^lal and Main­ 5 6 . 1 sium of the school. most critical need for sewerage (80) Industry on Parade tenance Asswiation agreement said, (‘Special care should be forthcoming toym elections on fb:30 (18) Subacrtptjon W 13Si quiring immediate attention. Ladinlng, who will provide ac­ f a s t b a o k s e d a n •ar SSB.00 Oct. 2. Democratic candidates All boys who are interested in disposal in the town, as well 6:46 (80) News 11:00 ( 8 (C). 104B40-40) News, A Republican vote is a "vote and approval ^ retmbureement exercised to Insure that chlor- 7:00 ( 3) Movie ^ rts. Weather I f M H companiment on the guitar. AlP b«n include Umberto Del Mastro, Joining the Cub Scouts and who as the best methods of deal­ (10) McHale'e Navy , (te) Newaboat. iU iIMa Mn o RIa s i i i i i Inerhased purifying compounds (84) Whet's New (R) FOB A UFETIME! for a better and more efficient women of the parish are invited for transpOTtatlofi costs to spe­ Bfr are or well be eight yean of age ing 'With the problem. (80) Law and Mr. Jones You'll never have to buy fUm arain . . . don’t become mixed with alka­ Abraham Qlaasman, Donald J. ( 8) Twilight Zone 11:26 ( 3) Mcinday Starlight Tolland" Stevenson concluded. to attend the meeting. cial education cle •ar l i i i ■ Henry, Christiaan Noorendorp, before Sept. IS are invited to at­ Chairman Genp Boylngton (12) Truth or (Tonsequences because each time lAggetts deveVopa and STATION WA80N lies used to reduce pool acid­ C) 11:30 ( 8-400 Joey B ^ o p S h w (C) prints' your roll of Black ft White or 5* New Voters The Bulletin Board The superintendeht ‘will re­ (II SSM.) Joseph Spina, William J. tend. ^ y s must be accompa­ apologized for lack of acU'vity aO40-83-30) T o n l^ (C) Koda-color film we give you AB80- ity." (28-30-iO) News, Weather Fifty-two new voters register­ The Planning and Zoning port on the faculty 1967- Mr Thresher, Everett J. Delaney, nied by one or more of their on the part o f his comihittee, (80) HunUey-BrlnWey (C) (18) Lete Movie LUTESjY FREE, a fresh roll of film PANEL THUOK •ar Sill mo* He noted that separate con- 7:16 (40) News 11:46 ( 3) News, Sports. Weather 121 for your camera. We replace the film ed at Saturday’s final regular Commission will meet tonight at 68. The board 'wUl b e a k e d to Donald Page, Richard Berrio, parents. whlclt was meeting FYiday (C) you have developed. Il'a ail fresh- tainen should be used for dis­ (30) Newsreel ___ FOR COMPLETE IJSTINGS registration session. Sixteen of 8 in the Town Hall. Revised approve a student’s attending Robert D. Bversole, Raymond Cubmaster Jack Waitt said for only the fourth time since SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK dated and top quality and Ko- Rf*. II, Telltsd Tpb. pensing and mixing each chem­ I dak, too. Quick processing . . . these registered Democratic, 14 plans for the proposed 50-home a tilcuis In Manchester TED TRUDON Lydon and M n. Audrey M. this year the program has been its formation nine months ago. 34 hour service (or TsIceNvffle-MtncliMttr ical. Containers used to store Republicans, and 22 unaffiliat­ Wayne Manor subdiidston to be munity College, to approve the Waslk. updated with changes on all lev­ Its primary function is to study I black and wtUte (Just I4MI1I pool idiemicala jdiould be tight­ Radio ' a little bit longer for ed. located off Rt. 74 are expected superintendent’s annual repot VOLKSWAGEN Also, Morris W. Blihr, John els; the feasibUity of a sewerage color). ■ An additional session limited to be presented for approval. and to go over a revision in' ly covered and care should be Grange Booster Night system for the town. If deemed (Thla listing Includes only those news brohdeasts of 10 or 15 taken to see that moisture does T.->WhoUey, Alexander O. Blo- to those wh^se rights mature The Tollanders Square Dance board pibllcy on the duties of Wapping Orange will hold a feasible by the committee, a minute length. Some station* rmrry other short newscasts.) not get into chemical storage zie, Walter Chesky, Edward Ko- between Sept. 9 and 30 will be Club will hold a free Fun Night the board clerk. bialka, Michael ModUgno and Booster Night tomorrow at 8 sewerage system could be ac­ W D B O -1364 7:86 David Brinkley containers, the marshal said. 6:00 Dick Robinson 8:06 Pop Concert held Sept. 30 from 10 a.m. to Dance tomorrow night at 8 in Henry St. Cyr. p.m. at the Wapping Commu­ complished in conjunction with 8 :(» Nlglrtbea* AX THE PARKADE He added, “Chlorine gas is 6:00 Joey Reynolds noon, at the Town Hall. the Meadowbrook School. Any­ Mandiester Evening Herald Tickets are now on sale for nity House. The program is a redevelopment progrram, or 9:00 Ken Griffin 11:00 News, Weather ILIGGEH DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WES7 dangerous. Fool chmnicals can 1:06 News, Sign Off 11:20 Srorta Pinal Tolland now has 2,868 persons one interested In learning to Bolton correspondent, Cleme- the barbecue. For further In­ open to the public and anyone by Itself. WBCH—818 11:30 Other Side of the Day explode and bum. If an acci­ eligible to participate in the square dance is Invited to at­ well Voung, tel. 648-8981. formation Mrs. Doris Shaffer, interested In Joining the Grange The goal of the sewerage 6:00 Hartford HIghllghtr dent with chemicals should oc­ 7:00 News Oct. 2 municipal elections. Re­ tend. Lessons will be offered af­ 253 Hilton Dr., or Mrs. Claire Is Invited to attend. Refresh­ committee, as stated In Its 8:00 C i^igM cur, residents riiould call the publicans registered total 954, ter Tuesday. Nlziankiewicz, 320 Hilton Dr., ments will be served. charge, Is “to develop a pro­ 12;00 Quiet Hours fire . department which is W POP—1418 Democrats 901 and unaffiliated The Tolland Volunteer Fire Expert Stuck By BILL LENNON may be contacted. - The National Orange is cele­ gram for sewerage system ac­ 6:00 Danny Clayton Show 1,013. Department Auxiliary will hold equipped to handle auoh inci­ LWV Reception Set brating Its 100th anniversary quisition which will be prac­ 7:00 Lee "Babl’ ' Simms Show BEAVERTON, Ore. (AP) — FrtendsMi) is a great gift in life. It is equaBy great In dents. 12:00 Gary Girard Show Mid - Summer Sale The elections will be held' in a toy party tomorrow night at The League of Women Voters this year. tical for Coventry, considering W IN F— 1238 the Hicks School gym for the 8 In the Leonard’s Comer Fire­ An Army private home from the giving os wen as in the receiving. Real friendship re­ ResidentB are also asked to will hold a mendber guest re­ engineering, economic, legal 6:00 News Vietnam where he chased Viet 6:16 Speak Up Sports first time. The addition 6t a house. quires a gienuilne nke o f the person, not what 'the person can note that If a lire occurs from ception tonight at the home of Manchester Evening Herald and social factors." 6:30 Harry Reasoner fourth voting machine has caus­ Cong through tunnels got stuck 6:36 S p ^ Up Sports The executive board of the give us or do tor us. To receive (the gift o f jfrieEidShlp, we other causes in a section of Mrs. R.C. Lasbury, 1909 Main South Windsor correspondent, Arnold COrlson, sewerage 6:00 News . . ed the town to outgrow the town in his own chimney. * SUPER 40 Tolland Junior Woman’s Club must in turn give it. their home 'where pool cheftt- St. at 8 p.m ., 6:15 Speak Ito Hartford Pvt. Monty Brownlee, 17, said Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8582. study committee member, spoke 6:46 Lowell Thomas hall as a polling place. will meet at 8 tomorrow night icals are stored, firemen should Mrs. Jean Warringer, former he and a friend arrived at UnUke a birthday or Christmas gift, the gift o f frieadi- strongly Friday in favor of 6:66 Phil RIzzuto Absentee ballots are present­ at the home of Mrs. Joseph Kol- Immediately be adidaed of the assistant to the cuyator at the 7:00 The World Tonight Brownlee’s home early .Satur­ Ship la Intangible. Above an, it is a gift we must earn. Hits an urban renewal! program for 7:16 Prank Gifford ly available at the town clerk's presence of the chemicals so White House during the Ken­ wicz, w m ie Circle. day morning to find the house easily forfeited. For exami>Iei— the lake and village area. 7:30 Alexander Kendrick ALCOA office for those who will be out Patent Office 7:36 Speak Up Hartford is an often forgotten truth. Because of this, frtendsMf) can be that they may take proper nedy administration, will be Polivtliig out ithat there Is much of state on election day, ill, in Bev, Loomis Installed at Community Baptist locked. 8:00 News Manchester Evening Herald procautioas. guest speaker. All interested lo­ sUbotandard housiitg in the 8:10 Speak Up Hartford the armed forces, or suffering The Rev. Wlalllter H. Loomis, center, was insitalled yesterday 'as pastor of Community Bap­ Brownlee climbed to the roof 12:16 Sign Off . . . Tolland correspondent Bette All of us have forgetful friends. And lest we oum lves Sills ISSOM Charge cal women are Invited. lake area, Oarlson aald that a from physical disabilities. The tist Church alt 'inStiallatdion services at the church. George Russell, left, chairman of the and dropped down the chimney. forget, lets remember we too at times are the focgetfUI Closing in WTlC-^1888 Quatrale telephone 875-2845. Robert Sills, GOP candidate Tlie League will also spon­ sewerage system 'by itself 'WlU 6:00 Atternoozi Edition ALUMINUM SIDING board o f deacons o f 'the churclt, and the Rev. Nicholas Tiltus, executiive mlnllSter o f the Con­ "I got all the way down It,” baliots must be returned before friends to others. We forget to say "Tliaidc yo«r . . . forget for the town ooimcU, has issued sor a “Meet Your Candidates" 6:00 News. Weather. Sports necticut Oonvenltion o f Amertoan BapWsft Churches, partSolpalted in 'the service. Other pUr- Brownlee said, "but there were to say nice to hear thlnge on this 'n that . . forget to do not go far enough to improve 8:30 Americana noon on Election Day. The earl­ a statement charging that the program on Sept. 28. Ques- On BacMog 7:26 CSiet HunUey tiCipants were the Rev. -wailBice K. Reid, pastor of the Church o f Christ. WlnSbed; Dr. J. some bars blocking the passage­ thhiga we know we ^ o id d do. 'When our actteos and thoughts these conditions, since it wi'U ier mailing of returns will be tionaires have been distributed 7:30 News of the World Manley Shaw, paSbor o f South Methodist Church; the Rev. Frederick R. Bruce, retired Bap­ way." ■ lapse in this way, friendships wane. The thought Is worth re- present administration of the only encourage continued 7:46 Joe Ctoraglola appreciated by election officials. Andover to aU local candidates concern­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The 7:60 Sing Along______tist minister and Interim poStor at Community Church; Mrs. Donald Lindsey, president of Three firemen from the Beav­ mcmhering in the friendship offered b> us by .God. It might town Is nothing but “organized growth of an area planned 50 Boys League Awards ing local issues. A question U.S. Patent Office has stn^ggled 15% OFF the Connecticut Con-vention of American Baptist Churches; Hbiaice Brown, church modem- erton Fire Department lifted be a Jolting question If we ask ourselves “Do we deserve panic.’’ Sills charges that the years ago, toefdre the present A group of 150 Boys League and answer period will also be for two decades Just to keep its INMATE SUES PRISON tor and a member of the board of managers of the ConneCtlcvrt Oonventlon of American Brownlee with a rope. His friendship?" . . . present administration has knowledge of planning princi­ members and their parents par­ Bloodmobile held during the program for head above the mountain of LOS ANGELES (AP) —A San HALL TONY Baptist Churches, and Mm. Stuart Ferguson, former organist and choir director at Oom- His friend, Charles Moen, 16, WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL HOBOB caused pid>Uc works employes ples. ticipated in yesterday's Field paperwork generated by a Quentin prisoner Is seeking murtity Bairtist Church and now organist at the First Oongregtilrional CSiurch, East H art­ fell off the roof and was taken to to rush about the town like questions from the floor. Others present at the meet­ 148 Ebst Center Street — TetepliOBe 649-1196 growing army of inventors and $100,000 damages from the state m A F R n Day at the Hicks School ball- Set Monday ford. A recepUon. was held after the Installation. The service and reception was planned by a hospital for treatment. “Paul Reveres answering the The session wi'll be held at ing were generally In favor of field despite the threatening j wails of pubhc uproar.” the high school from 8 to 10 gadget-makers. the sewerage .^ratem alone, and the prison for injuries he the board of deacons. (Herald photo by Satemis) Now methods have been ESTIMATE weather. Trophies were award­ The Columbia Chapter of the “What we have in South p.m. LWV menilkra(U>e: will act as rather than in conJuiKStion ■with says he suffered when he was streamlined, automation Is com­ ed to the championship Card­ American Red Cross has an­ Windsor today Is not leader­ acreeners and timers as well an urban renewal program. slugged and stabbed by another day of next week from 7 to 8 secured from Terrence Gumlaw, Drained canned apricot ing into use and for the first inals and All Stars team mem­ nounced that the bloodmobile ship. To hbld ineffective, be­ as ushers and hostesses for the prisoner. bers and their coaches. Mem­ p.m. All boys between the committee chairman, or Robert halves make a delightful salad time in years officials say the Paul Snyder charged in his will be in Andover on next to serve with baked ham. Ar­ lated hearings on a filthy meeting. During the last fiscal year bers of the Pirates Farm Team ages of 8 and 11 are in-vited Hamilton, cubmaster. backlog of pending applications suit that he would not have been Monday. It will be stationed at range the apricot halves on let­ water situation only when the Church Panel Meeting 89.000 patent applications were and their manager. Chip Dur- to join the troop; One or both has dropped below 200,000. attacked had guards more the First Congregational tuce, (ill their cavities with sliv­ stench could no longer be The executive committee of filed, down from the record gin, also received awards. parents must accompany a boy Manchester Evening Herald A record _70,000 patents, the closely supervised his cell COLONIAL BUILDERS, Inc. Church from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. ered toasted almonds and serve ignored Is not leadership,” the St. Peter’s Episcopal CSuirch 93.000 of the previous y e a r - who is to register. Andover correspondent, Law­ vast majority to Americans, block. Frank Oacclatore, manager of Captain of the Day for the with dressing. candidate said. will meet tonight at 8 at the before higher filing fees went the Cards, was presented the rence Moe. tel. 742-6796. were issued during the year His lawyer Wouldn't disclose visit 'Will be Mrs. Paul Bram- All interested adults may ob­ iDefining “organized panic,” pariah hall. into effect. CALL 643-484S, 8 ajii. - 1 |un. team championship trophy for which ended June SO. The figure further information about Sny hall. The telephone committee, tain information about the cub referred to the buSding of new The couples club of the The office, part'of the Com­ iSOT. Indlviduail trophies were is expected to go higher this der, who said he was hit by a Member RodiviUe Chamber o f Commerce made up of Mrs. Henry Wrob- scout program and register at MUSICAL FRONT PAGE playing fleWs only when the church will meet tomorrow merce Department, disposed of presented to team members year- lead pipe and stabbed July 19, linski and Mrs. Jack Young, the same time. The registra­ NEW YORK (AP) — "The hanardous' condiitlonB of older night at 8 at the parish hall. 97.000 cases during the fiscal Ricky Roflf, Jack Hand, Mike tion fee is 50 cents for boys and LIGGETT DRUG fields “Midangered our <*U- The Blplsoopal Church Wom­ The big day in the Patent Of­ year which ended Jtme 30 and is 1966. will be calling all regular don­ Front Page," a Broadway SRO fice la Tuesday, when the "Offi­ ■Welles, Michael and Robert 81 for adults. Subscriptions to dren” and the ixIUcy to repair en will hrid their first meeting shooting for 100,000 cases this ors. Walk-ins ■will be welcome. comedy In 1928, is- being replat­ PARKADE cial Gazette," a weekly book al­ Noonan, Steve Groves, Francis Boys Life, the scouting maga­ SAVE! roadb “only when the holes can of the year. Wednesday. The year. ed now as a musical. Raia, Steve Daat, P*aul 'Wheeder, Scout Registration OPEN most an inch thick and listing zine, 'Will be available for 81-50. Clifford Hayman is overseeing no longer be Ignored." Rt. Rev. Stanley B31y, bgihop Its files read almost like a his­ Steve Noe, Brent Gottier and Cub Scout pack 124 'will hold all new patents, is published by Further .information about the project, tenatively slated for |7:45 A M. to 10 P.M. Tenning (this a “ year o f de- of Gdbralter, ■will be guest tory book with such famous Roger Staves. its fall registration at the the office. town hall on Monday and Fri- the cub scout program may be release late this season. on Quality Dry Cleaning olslan to South Windsor,’’ Sills speaker. A rea Episcopal names a s ' the Wright Brothers, The AM Star Trophy was pre­ “Coupled with our own In­ dhuTChes have been In'vited to The Gazette has been a Tues­ Alexander Graham Bell and sented Coach Ed Ridzon, and ternal growth reflected to the attend. A short business meet­ day ritual since 1872. Thomas Alva Edison, who was individual trophies to team Increase of town costs from ing 'Will follow the refresh­ The newest issue contains pa­ granted 1,093 patents. In addi­ members Tom Beebe, Gary tents for the most technical ap­ End Of Model Year 8664,1196 ito nearly four million ments and speaker. tion to the more'thon 3.8 million Moskey, Richard Charlamd, doKora in the space of ten ' Ladle* Guild Officers paratus—and for an automatic regular patents issued since Mike MivUle, Bill Ridzon, Bll years, we find the presence of Mrs. William P. teone has shoe shine machine with black 1836, the office has issued Brooks, Bill Sieber, Robert and CONIPARE MONEY WITH TRADING STAMPS Industrial expansion.’’ boon Installed as president of and brown polish, a tie clip de­ 208‘,626 design patents and 2,765 Mike Noonan, Mike LaFontaine, sign, a golf bag bottom and a Noting that this Industrial St. Franols of Assisi Ladles plant patents—the last two for Jack Yurgel, Richard Coioumbe, growth is not presented to a surfboard cover designed, na­ new types of roses. Corky Brenn, Jay Bonadles, Guild. single industrial unit but as a Other officers for the com­ turally, by a Californian. Steve Gray, Brent Gottier and Two Californians—Fritz E. multiple 1®!^ Industrial pork ing year Include Mrs. Andrew Tim Duel!. Klassen of Los Alamitos, and $AVIN G $! which ipresents problems not Kidd, ■vloe-presldent; Mrs. Ray­ Bunny Club Donald G. Miller of Long Frogman Caught seen (before. SlUs said it is in mond Zagorskl, recording* sec­ A new 4-‘H club, the Skip & Beach—now enjoy the distinc­ Meriorty's Still Has A Fine Seiectien to Choose From! Save the interest of the town to en­ retary; Mrs. Daniel Foley, sec­ Hop Bunny Club, has been tion of the highest patent num­ - Fleeing Berlin courage such development. retary; Mrs. Raymond Cham- formed undW the leadership of ^ “ Whieiher it is or not, how­ ber but it will be a short-lived Two Ways: Save On Year End Modei Discounts and Save On Mrs. Joseph Nedwled of Wal- beriand, treasurer, and the record. Next Tuesday another BERLIN (AP)—East Ger­ ever, 'Will depmd entlrdy upon Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, man border patrol boats cap­ bridge HiU Rd. the leadership and program­ 1,100 to l;400 patent numbers The 1968 Price increase! Officers of the club are Chaplin. will be issued. tured a frogmeui today as he ming which w « use in absorb­ Committee chairmen are tried to swim underwater Sheryl Donaldson, president; ing such porks so that ■we main­ Their number—3,840,641—was Sherry Hampton, vice presi­ Mrs. Peter Zaleskl, Baptismal issued for a high speed pen ac­ across the Spree River from tain the natural beauty, cultur­ robes; Mrs. Arthur Champagne, East to 'West Berlin. dent; Kim Donaldson, secre­ al values and community cli­ tuating mechanism and as­ tary; Robert Hampton, treas­ WORTH 11.75? cheer; Mrs. Richard Ryan, hoa- signed to California Computer ' Officers watching from the mate we desire” Sills said. ritallty; Mrs. Victor Mauluccl, western side said the sivimmer, urer and Colin Nedwled, re­ «i,Ua commented that the need Products, Inc., Anaheim, Calif. porter. last word; Mrs. Morris Bezzlnl. a man, was taken atxiard an for ihlB leadership was high­ In the first year of Patent Of­ St. Matthew's Notes membership and parliamentar­ fice operation—1790—three pa­ East German boat apparently DRY CLEAN INQ lighted iby the fact that “for ian; Mrs. MUton Kershaw, unharmed. He was wearing a 'St Mahtheiw’s Religious In­ over a year only one rrfficlal of tents were issued. The current nomlnaitng; Mrs. John Leahy, frogman’s suit and was using a struction teaohers o f all grades the town government was con­ numbering system was adopted program; Mrs. Daniel NWan- snorkel breathing device wlH meet tonight at 7:30 'with ARE TWO BOOKS WORTH <23.50? MEN'S sulted by those devel(q>ing the in 1886. A patent gives the in­ klewlcz, pubUcity; Mrs. Ronald Border guards, probing the the executive board of the Con­ plait. Not one membr o f the ventor the right to exclude all Stewart, refreshments, and water ■with long poles, poked fraternity of Christian town oounoll nor the industrial others from making, using or SUITS ond Mrs. BYancls Qruver, welfare. the swimmer to the surface and trine in the Palish Cent< devriopment oommdsskHi were selling his invention for 17 Also, Mrs. Ernest Gabrielle, ' Class lists ’'and ^^rooms . even notified of the plan nor yesirs. hauled him ali^ard a boat. ARE THREE BOOKS WORTH <35.20? PLAIN telephone and Mrs. Philip will be assigned the meet­ told of Its range until the day CromWe, Mrs. Conrad Brault ing. Religious in^ittuction daSs- X. It was presented to the town ^es will begin Saturday and Sun­ I^ESSES and Mrs. George aark , ways council.’’ day. A f i f ^ grade teacher is * 'He concluded that “such a and means. stUi nee5)ed, .anyone Interested Beautifully lack of Inforniation, as well os Costing Sessions Brond New 1967 Mercury Comet Cyclone Convertible in the , position is urged to call COOPERATIVE OIL at 15.9c GAL ANY STAMP DEAL 17.9c GAL , lack cf a community develop­ The South Windsor Country END OF YEAR SALE PRICE! Charles White; Stuart Dr. Cleaned ment ptogram geared to the in­ Players . Is holding casting ses­ Women of the parish who can SPORT COATS terests of the townspeople and sions for the fall production of 289 Cubic Inch V-8 Ehgine. Pfeaideivtlal black, white knit or. sew have been requested Cost No. Stamps developer alike is not leader­ "Pure As the Driven Snow," to­ convertlWe top, black vinyl initerior, bucket seats, auto­ to contact either of the co-chair­ GoL Cost Savings Gal. 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Obituary Auto Strike Who’s the Sender? Cummings Needles GOP Pollen Count Beiilafa Batters V An unkn(0wn peHson who Toidq.y’8 lagweed pollen f Talks Ready wias a piaUenIt ait Manches­ Over Campaign Promise count (to the Hartford area, n«acU B. P«ten ter Memorial HoapUall in is rilne, the (CbnneKJticut Tu- Dominician Republic SOUTH WINDSOR—Fran­ June sent a binthday card Democratic Town Chairman proposed new Lincoln School. berculotBtB lohd Health Asso- claJtton onnouheed. cis B. Peters, 69, of Stafford To Resume to a Sgt. l.C. Joaeph E. Ted Cummings today needled They may have done the popu­ (Oontinned from Page One) Springs, formerly o f South Hbrringtton- and his wife, A count o f seiton o r more Photo by Ofiara local Republican officials “for lar thing at this time but that 12th Circuit The Lazy Days of Summer Windsor, died Saturday ni^ht (OontiniMd from Page One) June wfthoult putting a re­ is not lUie point. They certainly is Hkely to product hay fe­ at Miami. “ This storm definite­ turn address on the en­ oy^erlooking their l i ^ caunpalgn ver symptoms In a^-person ly will give Haiti a lot of trou­ at his home after a long:' ill­ hungry enough to accept things overlooked their election prom­ velope. promise to give more voice ‘in sensittve to ragweed pbUen. Court Cases ble.” Dr. Simpaon said wind ness. they won’t ordinarily accept. ise to give more voice in govern­ Mr. Peters was bom in The card never reached government to the people by ment to the people by referen­ currents near toe mountain “ The only purpose of this range could easily sweep toe Waterbury and lived in South Hiarrington and Ms aiddress referendum.’’ dum. The Republicans had the . MANCHESTER SESSION strike is to beat down the men.’’ massive storm across toe range Windsor until moving: to Staf- Commenting on the turnout at is unknoiwn. The sender or He chided the Republican ma­ option of placing the communi­ \Albert Michaud of Coventry jority on the Board of Directors Coast Guard and into Haiti’s narrow valleys, foM Springs in 1949. 'n e also^ the rally, Dunnebeck said, “ We anyone having iiAumaitlon ty indoor pool a-nd auditorium pltoded not guilty to charges of for turning down the proposed causing them to flood. r^rated a bakery route in wonder why this hall isn't full. which will locate the send­ as separate questions on the iip- indeebnt assault and risk of in­ community pool and auditorium Residents in Haiti and alimg RockViHe and Ellington for Patl of it is apathy, part of it is er, who is thiought to be coMlng Lincoln School vote, Not Finding jury toSi ralnor female and the in plans for the new Lincoln the southern Coast of Eastern many years. ^ ' fear. Harrington's mother-ln>4aw, just os was done on the hi'gh case wasNsontlnued to Sept. 21 Survivoiis include his wife, please contact The H ^ald School, without giving the elec­ school vote years ago. The peo­ Cuba were warned to take “ People don't like to get their for hearing on.probable cause. immediate precautions against Mrs. Anna Newbaurer Peters, heads beat.” so that we may return the torate an opportunity to vote on ple could 'have been given the Negro Cadets the improvements at referen­ Michaud Is \free on $1,000 flooding and storm tides up to and a nephew in Waterbury. The ISST has charged that its contents of the envelope. opportunity to buy or t»im (Continued from Page One) dum. bond. He was^qwested last eight feet above normal. BXioeral services will be held picket lines have been disrupted (town the improvements. month as a result ofx^ls alleged Dr. Simpson said Beulah Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the by what it called "UAW goons." The board, by a 6 to 0 vote “The majority party eiven higher among Coast Guard ci­ actions with one of ^ s step- would probably either pass by Intervigne - Plsmte Funeral The ISST has failed in several last Tuesday, voted against the shut off one of their own dur­ vilian employes—638'* Negroes More Breaks proposed pool and auditorium. childr«i. Prosecutor James MI- or across toe Haitian peninsula Home, K. Main St., Stafford. attempts to win representation ing the discussion. Wlitosr among 3,170 white-collar work­ It instructed Director of Public rablle said. ' during toe evening. The Rev. Kenneth Whitney of elections from the National La­ Ldttle, the Republican candi­ ers and 430 among 2,600 other Works WlUiam O’NelU^ to con­ Gary J. Rlzza, 18, of In either case, her winds Stafford Springs Methodist bor Relations Board in shops or­ date for State Representative jobholders. On W eekend vey the message to whatever Windsor wais fined $16 fop^av- ould affect toe U. 8. Naval Church will pfiTiciate. Burial ganized by the UAW. and a District leader, was call­ “We’ve made a greater effort Brealcs into Agway Inc., Sty- architect is chosen for the plan­ Ing riders outside his motor ve­ at Guantanamo, only 60 will be in Stafford .Springs Reuther has promised, and ed out of order when he at- to beat the bushes to get them gar Gage Co. and two homes ning. to apply to the academy,” a hicle. Ppsecutor Mirabile said from the tip of toe penin­ Cemetery. the companies have offered, a teimpted to comment on the pro­ werq reported today by police. Democrat Anthony Pletran- spokesman said. “ But when Rizzo was driving his convert­ sula, Nm Cuba’s southeastern Friends may call at the fu­ wage hike for skilled workers posal. This Is indeed a strange At Agway. an undetermined tonio joined five Republicans in they’ve got the know-how and ible, if had eight persons in it, coast. Spokesmen at toe base neral home tomorrow from 2 to above any general Increase in way of providing a broader amount o f mei-chandise was the vote. Democrat William ability to make the grade, they and that l Board recognized that Mirabile said "only the head bags was disturbed and one Cummlng’s statement follows : service academies, whose ca­ The steep moimtains and nar­ of Peter and Antonia Kem U t­ ident, has included special pay the directors had the option of and shoulders of the rider were found on the floor. dets are appointed by congress­ row valleys of toe Barahona vinchyk, and lived in North increase for skilled workers in "I was surprised at last making Uds a separate question out the window.” Coventry before moving to Ver­ what he calls the “ longest and A “dolly” was wheeled from week’s action of the party ded­ for the 'paopla to vote on. men, the Coast Guard Academy Kathleen A. Curtin, 19, of 160 Peninsula and Haiti's long, nar­ a warehouse to the display requires standard college board row western peninsula act as non five years ago. most ambitious” list of de- icated to give a greater -voice “Election promises are _<}ulck- Summit St. was fined $36 on a "He was a pressure tester at mamds ever made by the union. area. Police theorized it was to to the people of Manchester. ly forgotten and the Republi­ entrance examinations and a substitute charge of failure to huge spillways when tropical Pratt and Whitney, Division of The big three offered to ne­ be used to carry a safe, but the “TTie Republican majority on cans do (as they please. The pub­ tough physical test. show her license. She was ar­ storms dump their millions of United Aircraft Corp., East gotiate on the special raise for safe was not moved or opened. the Board of Directors quickly lic will have to determine 'who One factor that likely deters rested on Aug. 26 after she left gallons of water. Negroes from applying, the Hartford. He was an Army vet­ skilled workers, but the union The break took place some­ knocked out the conninunity « 0(W really has the strongest the scene of a minor accident, In 1963, Hurricane Flora eran of World War n. He was rejected their entire offer, time between 6 p.m. Saturday pool and auditorium from the voice in the local government.’’ spokesman said, is the required and was charged with. evading passed through Haiti, causing a member of the Kosclussko which includes a 13-cent-an-hour and 3:30 p.m. yesterday. The five-year hitch that follows responsibility. housands of deaths. Last year, Benefit Society of Rockville. pay increase to be improved at thieves apparently left through graduation. The academy pro­ Police said that a witness re­ Inez was blamed for an estimat-^. Survivors include four broth­ 2.8 per cent a year. an overhanging door in the vides a four-year course leading ported the license number of the ed 200 in Haiti where most of ers, Paul Utvinchyk of Elling­ The UAW is also asking for a warehouse. NYC Schools Crippled to an officer’s commission and a Curtin vehicle to them. the nearly 6,000,000 native live bachelor of science degree in ton, Walter Utvinchyk of Wil- substantial wage increase, a At Stygar Gage Co., thieves William H. Gallup, 39, of 101 in rickety shacks. engineering. lin^on, Albert Utvinchyk of guaranteed annual income and broke a window pane and un­ Elizabeth Dr. was fined $10 for Meanwhile, Hurricane Doria locked a window on the west Prior to 1962, only one Negro North Berwick, Maine, and Zig- equal pay for Canadian work­ being found intoxicated. Prose­ churiied along the East Coast of side. The intruders tried to pry had been admitted to the New mund Utvinchyk of Msinchester, ers. By Teacher Walkout cutor Mirabile said police had the United States on a course While the Ford strike has al­ a door at the rear of the build­ London, Conn., institution in 76 expected to take her 260 miles and several nieces and neph­ (Continued from Page One) ruling Saturday that teachers, found him intoxicated at 41 ready forced layoffs at^TOmd of ing, police said. Company offi­ years—and he withdrew In 1957 east of the Virginia Capes. Hur­ ews. as public employes, have no Blssell St. on Aug. 10. the firm’s 7,000 major suppliers, cials do not loiow yet whether with a kidney ailment, the ricane Chloe swirled across the The funeral will be held to­ nis Crosby, noting that negotia­ right to strike. William J. Krar, 26, of 656 the effect of the auto industry’s anything was stolen. The break tions would resume today with spokesman said. Two Negroes Atlantic more than 1,000 miles morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the Negotiations continued In De­ Wetberell St. was fined $30" for labor problems on the steel in­ took place sometime,; Saturday are among this year’s new ca­ east-southeast of Bermuda still ° Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the school board, said Sunday: troit all day Sunday with no pro­ speeding. He was arrested in dustry will reportedly be mini­ or Sunday. dets. days from land, and in toe Pa­ Main St,, Manchester, with a “I think we’U be able to reach a gress reported. Of the 26 still Glastonbury on Aug. 17. mal if confined to Ford. At the home o f John Fay at cific tropical storm Lily brought Mass of requiem at St. James' settlement.” unsettled Michigan' districts, 10 Benjamin G. Pierson, 21, of Steel magazine, the weekly 245 HiHlazvd St., thieves dur­ The main issue to be resolved, forecasts of rain and high winds Church, Manchester, at 9. Bur­ are affiliated with the APL-CIO Coventry, was fined $20 for journal on metalworking, said ing the weekend broke a win­ for Southern California and ial will be in East Cemetery, Crosby said, concerns nonclass­ American Federation of Teach­ State News failure to obey a.state traffic today that Ford uses about five dow screen but apparently room work such as lunchroom Mexico’s state of Baja (Califor­ Manchester. ers and 15 with the National Ed­ control sign, and a charge of Friends may call at the fu­ per cent of the nation’s steel noUilng was taken. duty or patrolling halls and lav­ nia. ucation Association. having handlebars in excess of neral home tonight from 7 to 9. output. Fay tChina and met a Britain General Hospital. Officials. The conference will be w^re unable to assess the dam­ Mary’s Episcopal. Church. The Ralph and Doris A. Keaton assigned to the 80th Artillery hail of anti - aircraft fire, held Thursday at Restland age immediately. Rev. George F. Nostrand, rec­ to Robert J. and Janet B. air and artillery strikes, the at Ft. Carson, Colo. He is a Soiriet-built missiles and at least GOP Incentive .Given Farms in Northford. At Guayama, the raging surf tor, will officiate. Burtal will Richmond, property at 19 Clear- Reds replied with the big Also attending the confer­ field iwlreraan and was last sta­ seven, flights of MIGHs. HARTFORD (AP)—A Republi­ smashed through a temporary be in East Cemetery. view Ter. 140mm Russian rockets which ence will be Mrs. Fred Goulcl- tioned in Vietnam. Twice the MlCs dropped from can planning group hopes to of­ housing project. Waves 10 feet Friends may call at the Samuel J. Turklngton to Nor­ are among their heaviest weap­ ing, secretary of the local Au­ low clouds to get right into for­ fer an incentive to voters in high flooded, inland as much as Holmes .Funeral Home, 400 man P. and Irene R. Cyr, prop­ A free demonstration o f the ons. mations of American Thunder- cities , and towns that go GOP thority. As dusk settled. Air Force 100 yards in some areas. Top Main St., tomorrow from 3 to 5 erty at 246 Lydall St. rapid reading technique taught chief jets streaking into target in a giiberiiatorial electfon. Band at Exposition and 7 to 9 p.m. Dragon ships lit the battered winds were clocked unofficially John B. and Sarah F. Ritchie by the Evriyn Wood Reading runs. The MIGs tried to zpbm The community would be re­ The Rockville High School terrain with flares and kept up at about 50 m.p.h. to Beauford R. and Eleanor H. Dynimolcs Institute ■will be held up behind the American raiders warded by gaining more dele­ Band will give a performance a blistering raiii of fire from Beulah also took a heavy toll Dake, property at 51 ArcelUa tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 'Whiton but were in turn caught by other gates to (he party’s state con­ at the Eastern States Exposi­ miniguns which spew about In drowned cattle and other Uve- Funerals Dr. Memorial Auditorium. Classes Thunderchiefs coming up be­ vention. tion at 3 ,p.m. Sept. 24. The 6,000 bullets per minute. Air stocki Quitclaim Deeds will begin Sept. 19 and Oct. 17 hind. This plan was one of several performance will be part of a observers in light spotter planes Junior Music Festival which Peter O. Postma Kathryn D. Cox to Town of and (wlU run for eight weeks. The MIG scored as a probable the Republican Interim Rules n. Funeral services for Peter O. Manchester, parcel at Main and reported . Communist dead kill was coming in like that Planning Committee suggested spotlights outstanding hands stacking -up in some positions Renewal Topic Postma of Houston, Tex., for­ Hudson Sts., for highway pur­ Dr. A. Elmer Dlskan ■will when it was hit by another Sunday in a report, which re; from New England and New during the battle. After six merly of Mlancihester, were held poses. speak about the "SS HOPE”, Thunderchlef that got on its tail, vises a scheme for apportion­ York. hours the firing faded out and Of LWV Meeting Saturday at the Holmes Fu­ 8th Utilities District to Town tomorrow at ,8 p.m. at a meet­ he ThundercHlef pilot who made ing delegates originally proposed Masonic Meeting the North Vietnamese vani^ed neral Home, 400 Main St. The of Manchester, parcel at Main ing of the Manitoester WATES The Thunderchlef pilot 'who last June. The Fayette Lodge of Masons A general membertolp meet- into the heavy jungles a few Rev. Wallace G. PUske, pastor and Hilliard Sts., for highway at the Italian American dub, made the probable kill asked The move is apparently a com­ will hold its first fall meeting |lng on North End Rerae(wal, ‘hundred yards south of the bat- of the UniversaUat Church, purposes. 135 Bldridge St.'W eighing in the Air Force to withhold his promise between urban Republi­ tomorrow at the Masonic Tem­ jhighlighted by , a round table Uefield. name. ple on Orchard St. The Master West Hartford, officiated. Certificate of Taking will be from 7 to 8 p.m. The cans, whose strength would have discussion, will be held by >Uie The coordinated air raids on Mason degree will be exempli­ Burial 'was in East Conetery. Town of Manchester versus program is open t6 members increased greatly by the June, Manchester Leag:ue of Women Bearers were friend of the fOm- Cosmos V. Tedone and Joseph the port of Cam Pha by pilots proposal, and small-town Repub­ fied by the Hamilton Standard Voters tomorrow night. and guests. from the carriers Oriskany'and State Pilot in Raid Hy. ■V. Tedone, property of 13-16 SAIGON (AP)—A Connecticut licans, who always have re­ Wayfarers Club degree team. The. meeting will be at 8 at Coral Sea toppled four big Main St. pilot participated in a jet and ceived a disproportionate share Apple Festival the home o f Mrs. Thomas Dono­ The Regina lYItalia Society cranes, wrecked wharves and WlUlam H. Prentice . Marriage Licenses fighter-bomber raid on enemy- of state convention seats. The Vernon Methodist Church van, 110 Westland 3t. wfil meet tonight at 7:30 at left them in flames, and set Funeral services for William Gary John Rowe, 20 Earl St., troops Saturday that was credit­ Each town will receive one will hold an Apple Festival Sept. Participating in the round (ta- the Italian American Club. fires smoldering in the big coal H. Prentice of tatham, N.Y., and Annette Helen Abraitls, 68 ed with killing 31 Communists. delegate for each 600 votes cast 17 from 2 to 7 p.m. During the ■blle discussion will be Everett formerly of Maiichester, will be piles. festival Miss, Marjorie titepheAs Doane St., Sept. 16, St. Baiitoolr Chapman-Joy Circle of North Capt. Paul M. ^ rg a tt of Stam­ for governor, with no lesb than Keith, chairman of the Man­ held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the While toe port is small, it is in church organist, will play sev­ omew’s Church. Metiiodist Church will have a ford, Conn., a Skyraider pilot, two delegates a town under the chester Redevelopment Agency Holmes Funeral Home, 400 toe heart bf a mining area and eral selections. Robert Anthony Grasso, Glas­ poUuck 'Wednesday at 12:30 said “ The forward air controller compromise plan. (MRA); State Rep. Donald Main St. The Rev. Felix M. is the toira biggest in North (School Meetiiig Poe(tponed tonbury, and Anita Marguerite p.m. at the church. saw the enemy in the open and The re'vised plan also recom­ Genovesl <3f the 18th AaaemMy Davis, pastor of Second Con­ . Uccello, 173 Spring St., Sept. 80, Vietnam. It was toe major exit was receiving heavy ground fire mends keeping toe old practice The curriculum . meeting of District ( Edward Rybezyk, ex­ gregational Church, will offici; point for (Shipments of coal, St. James’ Churcl^. RKxdcville Emblem Club ■wtll from them. He called us in and of naming two delegates for each the Board ot Education sched­ ecutive dhvetor of the MRA, late. Burtal will be in East North Vietnam’s chief export to Dominic Paul Accorpio, 87 meet Wednesday at 8 pm. at our bombs hit-them square. My of the 36 senatorial districts. uled for tonight at the high accompani(ed by members of his Cemetery. | its Communist allies. Griffin Rd., and Eva Rose Bou­ the Blks Home on Park St.,Mrs. wlngman actually knocked two The June proposal abolished this schotd has been postponed until staff; and a mentoer of tiie Sto Friends may call at the fu-i A U.S. spokesman said toe dreau, 29 Margaret Rd., Sept. Lena Davis is in charge of re­ of the enenty <)jit of trees." idea. Sept. 18, according to the of­ Utiiities Dlstrtet Board of Di­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9. raid would cut shipments to a 30, St. Bridget Church. freshments. The raid was 66 miles south- 'The rule changes will be of­ fice of the superintendent of rectors. Sebastian Michael Melluzzo, trickle'," at least temporarily. highlands. fered Sept. 30 at the reconvened schools, Dr. Raymond E. Rams: Robert Brock, executive vice 900.000 Take Courses 'West Hartford, and Nancy Ann Transaitlanitto Bridea and Par- With the cranes and wharves southwest of Plelku in the cent­ Republicaji state convention at dell. president of the Mancheeter HAR1TORD (AP)—More than Reggetts, '86 Auburn Rd., Sept. enits Asseniatton 'will ineelt practically kijocked out, coal ral highlands. ' Hartford. The postponement was called Chamber ot Cianmerce, iwUl 900^000 persons—about one-third 23, Church of the Assumption. Wednesday at 7:80 pm. at Vet­ would have to ^be carried to the because of the death ot Mrs. aerve as moderator. of the state’s peculation—are at- Building Penults eran) 'Memoriea dUbhouse, Basit ships by-lightelrs. - PA’nENTS DOWN, STAFF VP Man Held in Death Mary Casatl, mother o f Miss Rybezyk, in addition 'to an­ ftuMny classes either part-time Nutmeg Homes, new dwelllilg Hh'rtford. A progressive 'whlM U.S. headquarters In Solg(Hi HARTFORD (AP)—State men­ AVON (AP) — Police have Edith T. Casatl, board Chair­ swering queetlons pertaining to or fuU-tlme, according to toe at 2M Scott; Dr., $^,000. wSl be, ((xmduot'ed. Refreshments had no comment as usual on tal hospitals have one staff charged a 21-year-old Avon man man. the progre^ land the eventual state commissioner of educatlw. Janls Krumlns, liew dwelling wUl be s e r v ^ The rneetlng is why the restriction

daughter, 17G Garden Dr.; Mrs. Kristan and Dr. Michael Atkins, slty in Jerusalem. trice LeVasseur, East Hartford; 33 S. Main St.; Mrs. Mary- Jo topher Duff, 34 Hunter Rd.; St., Wapping; Mrs. Erma San- Vernon Susanna Mathis and son, 218 - both ,of the Rockville General After spending three years in Hospital Notes Mrs. Laura Chilkowltch, Staf- Koeck and daughter, Bast Mrs. Ceclle Ray, 77 Campbell toli, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Spruce St.; Mrs. Dolores Hallo- TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON Hospital staff. Israel, Mrs. licrine and her son SlIPCOVERSand fordvllle;. Edward Bellavance, Hartford; Mrs. Gladys Cour- Ave.,' Vernon; Mrs. Doris Bou­ Jean Bartlett, Clastonbury; VtaHtng hows wr« < to 8 p.m. well and son. Rocky Hill. Coupl< The meeting is open to the are staying with her parents, CUSTOM-MADE All Fabric* Scotchgard 179 E. Center St.;- James chesne and daughter. Upper langer, IS Michael Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Barbara Anderson, 206 la an areas exoepttng mateml- public. . Mr. aond Mrs. Oalinun Myero- ' Ten Years Written Guarantee on All Woriananslilp ' Coolldge, 20 Cedar St.; John Butcher Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Mrs. -Gwen Brooks, 71 Wetherell Long Hill Rd., South Windsor; *1116 Married Couples Club of tjr where they are t:SO to 4 p.m. Talk on Mid-East War wltz of BUlngtoh. ** Horrocks, Beebe Camp ^ Rd., Gabrlelle Canestrari and son, St.; Clifford Stephens, Rt. 2, John Clapp, 14 Haynes St.; Mrs. Ever make quick cheese - 7 to 8 p.tn. and private St. Bernard's Church will meet Husbands aiid friends are in­ SLIPCOVERS LABOR Ctoventry; Mrs. Ruth Stewart, Stafford Springs. Bolton. Catherine Reeves, East Hart­ bread? Cut a loaf of French The first regular meeUng of rooma adiere they are 10 a.m. tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at the DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Also, Mrs. Marion Moriarty, ford; Mrs. Joyce Hemberg, bread into slices, but don’ t cut the Ellington Sisteiihood w ill be vited. A ouiT'ent events review, to 8 p.m. Visitor* are request­ 49 Oakland Rd., Wapping; Bri­ Sofa and 2 ehain an Matson, 36 Lyndale St.; DAY: Mrs. Elnora Bryant, 37 211 Vernon St.; Nancy Long, RFD 4, Rockville; James Mar- all the' way through. Spread the church. a membership tea today at social and refreshments com­ ed not to smoke in patients' BINGO plete the evening. Flower St.; Charlotte McNally, 295 Main St.; Mrs. Clara Britt, tello, 15 Worcester Rd., Vernon. slices with a mixture of grated Guest speakers for the eve­ 8fl5 pjn. in the recreaUon hall rooms. No more than two visi­ Linda Lukas, 71 Garth Rd.;' SHOP AT HOME SERVICE 6 Morse Rd.; Frederick Minor, 51 Essex St.; William Good- Also, Mrs. Angelina , Law­ Cheddar cheese, mayonnaise NEW LOCATION - ORANOE H A a ning will be the Rev. Randall of the Knesseth Israel Syna- CD EE tor* at one time per patient. Mrs. Mary Gannon and son, n % B E We Serve All Central Connecticut East Hartford; Michael Gulnan, child, 50 Olcott Dr.; Lawrence rence, East Providence, R.I.; and paprika. Bake in a moder­ Blackall, director of the Cana gog;ue on Pinney St. Mrs. Ben Patients Today: 253 Haise Ave., Rockville; Mrs. SHIPS CARNATIONS Fox Trail', Coventry: Mrs. Ellen ate oven on a sheet of foil until EYERY TUESDAY program of ithe archdiocese of Niaon, Incoming president, will ' ADMTTTBJD S A T U R D A Y : Winifred Dix and son, Storrs. Bllliel, Carolyn Dr., Hebron; Mrs. Mary Panaro, 39 Overland very hot—20 to 30 minutes. Hartford, and Mr. and Mrs. preside. BARCELONA — Spain, fa­ CALL 563.D04D Paul Accarplo, 37 (Sriffin Rd.; Also, Mrs. nza Wood and son^ McCarthy, 32 N. Elm St.; Chris­ Mrs. Estelle Pelletier, 160 Brook St.; Mrs. Sandra Eckstrom and Ronald Beaudoin of Stafford mous for its camations,4export- BridKet Blakemore, 417 Hart­ Mrs. Joel L ^ n e is the guest Springs. ed 600 tons of them last year. ford Rd.; Mrs. Mabel Caine, speaker and wllK, talk of her They will talk about an ap­ Fully 95 per cent were grown Winated; Rheta Colpltts, 422 war experiences ih'--^pael. She FRAN ABBOTT proach to family planning. Also in the La Marema area, near Bretton Rd.; John Opstello, 18 graduated from RawlfUe and Specialist In Slipcovers and Draperies for 16 Years present will be Dr. Joseph Barcelona. Estelle Dr., Vernon; Ralph GOOD NEWS studied at the Hebrew Uplver- Franklin, 84 Phoenix St., Ver­ IN YOUR Fresh from our ovens! non; Gordon Hanks, West Will- A real coffee break! ington; Mrs. Dorothy Irwin, 123 MAIL! Benton St.; Mrs. Patricia La- 3 / ^ V E u p t o $ 5 . 5 0 CASH ON ALL YOUR FOOD PURC Barron, Flanders Rd., Coven­ try; John Luman, 180 Dogwood Maxwell House Daisy Sliced Lane, Wapping; Mrs. Julia M c­ Cann, Bolton Rd., Vernon; John Orcutt, Lamont Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Ellyn Rumens, Juniper IB%CHSN REFUNILl I 0%I» 8H R E F U N D White Bread item * Dr., Coventry; Mrs. Marie Su- V "Excepi regulated by law .^Except items regulated b y low darsky. East Hartford; Freder­ O il I C iih Refund Certificate from Ike display at any Grand Union store. M ill the ick Westphal, 30 Keeney Dr.. Get a Cash Rthind Certificate from the display at any Grand Union store. M ill Put some in vour freezer for cerldieata with one^Cath Register Tape (up to S30.) and the front Isbclt from Bolton. Nrlificalt with one Cash Rafistar Tape (up to S25.) and the inner u a l from a 6-oz. Coffee school lunchbox sandwiches M r. Cle^^(2 Regular, or 1 Giant or 1 King Size), plus 6 wrappers from any size AD M ITTED YESTERDAY: or Urtor jar of Maxwell House Instant Coffee plus the "Good to the IstI drop’ cup Borie Berdnik, 29 Foster St.; cut from any site Maxwell House plailic lid or a cut out portion from the blue MaxwoH Cim iy plus 4"net weight" markings from any size Cornel to; Procter and Gsmbie, John Bowen, 570 Woodbrldge B B W m i t k Houie Eloetra-Perk platfic lid to Maxwell House Instant Maxwell House Cash P .O . Box 604, Maple Plain, Minnesota SS359. St.; Nelson Caye, 767 Foster St., Rthind OKor P.O. Box 1020, KinkakH, Illinois NM1. Wapping; George Cone, 103 Ir ­ FULL DETAILS AT GRAND UNION ving St.; Charles C u rtis. 0ET FULL DETAILS AT GRAND UNION Thompsonville; Kenneth Dar­ Great Birthday Celebration Circular — 8 pages full of ling, 9 R iver St;, Rockville; sensational values. Use't to make out your shopping Mrs. Dawn Dawson, 176 Pine list this week and come on in and en|oy yourself. When Tree Lane, Wapping; Mrs. Irene iERffA C e n t e r C u t Dimlow, Broad Brook; Arnold you see what your food dollars will buy. you’ll give Dudy, Warehouse Point; Mrs. three cheers tor mini-pricing®. .. no other way of food Stop & Shop Rita Duffy, Warehouse, Point; shopping can match it tor savings on quality foods! Mrs. Norma Ertel, 20 King St., Rockville; Steven Everett, 318 Lydall St. POEUf CHOPS Also, 'Fred Field, 89 Ridge St.; Emanuel Gerber, 26 Earl SL, Rockville; Mrs. Mildred Gladding, 8 Mathieson Dr., An- dovert- John (Horrocks, Beebe Camp Rd., Coventry; Herby Laura Oleksinski Polish Alliance Queen Levesque, Broad Brook; Din<^ Lydon, 106 Clinton Dr., W ap­ Miss Laura Oleksinski, daugh­ Rd. and cousin of the queen; scholarships were presented Wf GIVI to outstanding, young adults of ping; Leon McOue, 38 Hyde St.; ter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Miss Teresa Szeretko and Miss TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS James McDermott, Elant Hart­ Polish extraction. Two Man­ Oleksinski of 655 W. Middle Debbie Sykura, both of Hart­ ford; Miary Manning, 23 Carroll chester ^girls were among 12 re­ Rd.; Richard Munroe, Glaston­ Tpke., yesterday was crowned ford, and Miss Ann Carta of cipients. They are Miss Donna ’ 00S, bury; Mrs. Gertrude Pagani, 16 mim-pricing queen of the Polish Women’s Meriden. Kiejna, daughter of Mr. and END CUT PORK CHOPS Eidridge St.; Benjamin Pier­ Alliance of Connecticut at a About 200 attended the event. Mrs. Thadeus J. Kiejna of 67 son, Nathan Hale Dr.. Coven­ Youth FesUval at Willie’s Steak A program of traditional Polish Comstock Rd.; and Miss Nancy try. House. dances was presented by chil­ Parclak, daughter of Mr. and Also, Mrs. Arm Rech, West- Members of her court are, left dren in native costumes. Danc­ Mrs. Wallace Peu'clak. Mrs. TENDER, JUICY ^ poK; Harvey Ring, 1 liewis to right. Miss Susan Parclak, ers were from Manchester, Stephen Yencha of 180 Wetherell Circle, Rockville; Laviralyn St daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ Hartford, Meriden and Walling­ St. was chairman of the event. John, 5 Quaker Rd.; Joseph lace Parclak of 67 Comstock ford. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Sartor, 396 Scltocfl S t ; Mrs. StoptShop POHf lOiNS i 55 *4 5 Florence Stampp, Hartford; Leon Sawed, RFD 1, Hebron; 2nd BIRTHDAY SALE breach of peace as the result of Chase, Crystal Lake; Mrs. Leo Theriault, 89 Dart HiM V ern on Bradlees a domestic disturbance that Breau, Willie Cir. Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Mary Wat- took place Sept. 3 at his home, rouB, 115 Judy -Lane, South FOODS police said today. The Herald’s Vernon Bureau f-RLSH GRAND UNION Windsor; Thomas Wunk, Wood We reserve the right to limit quantlHei Art Group Rockville Hospital Notes is at 38 Park St„ tel. 875-3186 or Rd., Wapping. '648-2711. News items may be TOUl CBOta Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock- to Mr. and Mrs. Richard W ill Meet p.m. in all areas except ma­ Ground Chuck H am s B.C. DRINKS vlUe. K(Mer, 55 S. Alton St.; a son ternity where they are 2 to 4 PILLSBDRT DnTANT NAIHED to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Habex- Tomorrow and 6:30 to 8 p.m. POTATOES em, Thompsonville; a daughter SARA LEE POUND CAKE Steak prices effective Mon,, Tues,, Wed,, September 11-12-13 Admitted Thursday: Della to Mr. and kfrs. Daniel Cul- Schatzman, 16 Range Hill Dr.; or Stop & Shop The first meeting of the fall hane, 146 Hillside Dc., South Cynthia Morris, Windsor Locks; * 6 9 * * 7 9 * TOOET TISSUE 2 X 19' Windsor; a daughter to Mr. and P o u n d C a k e Our Top o’ the Grade Quality Beef the choicest of the Choice, or season of Tolland Cbunty Art Mary Prachnlak, 73 Village St.; ORGAN Mrs. G. William Sims, Frederic famous Swift’s Premium. We don’t sell any other grade! Association will 'be held tomor­ Michael Schutz, Snipsic Lake BU M D l i BIB IIG H l Rd., Vernon; a son to Mr. and row night at 8 in School Build­ Rd.; Alice Ambrosi, 30 Orchard LESSONS cotnmiTmu _ ARNOtnnAR Mrs. Glenn Carlton, 489 Wood- St.; Walter Frederick, Mystic. P D A l i v e AUNUT eAUinr ing A at the com er of Park and Oonqwtent, profession­ t I U l N I i i } ORCHnnARACOR bridge St. Births Thursday: Twin daugh­ al organist will give SPARE RIBS 4 9 ' BIRTHS YESTE5RDAY: A School Sts. ters to Mr. and Mrs. Donald lesson on yonr organ EARLY NORN gnr cncR C H U N K T U N A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Mrs. Elaine Plishker Auch- Sparran, ToUtmd; a daughter to In the privacy and oon- FLANKEN RIBS bert SuUiyan, 58 Weils St.; a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leone, venlenoe of your own SLICED BACON 6 9 ' moody of Sturbridge, Mass., R -T H R im RIMO daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Columbia; a daughter to Mr. home. F or further In­ will lecture on "W hat to Look formation phone: liam Bannard, Wall St., Coven­ for in a Painting,!’ She was and Mrs. Francis Eckels, Upper SKINLESS FRANKS 5 9 ' KIELBASI 3 . 8 9 ' try. trained in New York City and Butcher Rd. 643-2312 ARNODR STAR iw irrs PRiNiDN-iLiaD ;>DISCHARGED SATURiDAY: has exhibited in jury shows and Discharged Thursday; John Paul L^ond, RFD 2, Rock­ museums through the country Mason, Kelly R d .; James SLICED BACON 7 9 ' BEEF LIVER ville; Mra. Jennie Phillips, 117 including the Carnegie Interna­ GENimiE FULTON EX SERVE REEF AND tional Exhibit in Pittsburgh. Clark Rd., Bolton; ISis. Anna- ,o. belle Johnson, 331 Carter St.; Save on famous Hawaiian CHICKEN LIVERS 5 9 ' PEPPER STEAKS liOltEX BLEACH 4 9 ' Mrs. Auchmoody teaches QRAiaMnaoN-i Bolton; Mrs. Edna Qrzesiak, 57 year-round in her home, the Creafive Paintings Classes North St.; David Thomas, 74 o r T -B o n e Bam Swallow in Sturbridge. SHOP GRAND UNION FQR THE Cooper St.; Mrs. Audrey Har- Members are asked to bring T«ach«r — Mr. EM«n Rowland , FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN riman, Marlborough; W alter DOLE MAVA *7 LOW CALORIE in paintings for the "Picture of WodiMsdoy Evonings, salad dresiino Winch, Maple St., Ellington; the Month" for the Rockville 7-10 NAIU- i Matteo Cherubini, 117 School Public Library. Thursday Mornings, 9-12 N( ‘ ••CjP A 1 L I'U R f’OSF St.; Mrs. Frances Ordway, 29 Pineapple Juice NSW Square Dance Saturday Nike Circle; James Fogarty, CIbAm s Beginning Sept. 13th and 14th 54 Walnut St.; Mrs. Shirley The V'emon Square Dance tow Paguica, 255 Vernon St.; Mrs. Club w ill hold Ite regidar dance Beginners Welcome T T i v m Saturday at the 'Vernon Elemen­ nice TO PREPARE Anna Andrulot, 506 Wood- For Information bridge St. tary School on Rt. 30 at 8 p.m. n o w CROP _ Call Mrs. John Hinchen 6-oz. AJso, Patricia Reichert, 22 JuUs King will be the caller. con. Hansen Dr.. Vernon; Diana Bob and Judy Smith will be T el. 649-0341 ORANGE JUICE 6 8 9 Steak there with the latest rounds. R e­ BRAND ORION Gaulin, 694 Governors High­ a n ^ 79 •lb. j The all-American favorite freshments will be served. Soft way, South Windsor; Susan pkg. Yonika, 432 Strong Rd., South steak to broil! Hearty, soled shoes are requested. All POTATOES"SF 2 3 5 area dancers are welcome. BRAID O nO N -FR U CI Windsor; Angela D’aga:ta, robust flavor in a tender, FiNa-REO-DEUaOVI TROFICAIO 9-01. Quarry Dr., Vernon; Ivan Vail- A free fun night Sept. 14 will ORDER TODAY. pkg>. juicy steak! ‘ A D D Y F C VXN0.I6RADE . - , o , . 3 9 ' GREEN BEANS 5 8 9 lancourt. East Hartford; James be held at the same school by i l r I r L i i i l 2’A iMCH NwiiniN 2 * 4 9 ' DRINKS S ' the club. Caller w ill be Frannle lO D T IlA n Grilifin, East Hartford; Tyler Save on famous IWHTIATDN BOLDER RIPI 10-ox. Grange, R FD 3, Rockville: Heintz. All adult couples are In­ LEAF SPINACH pkg. 10 vited. BARTUTT PEARS 2 *, 3 9 ' PINEAPPLES ..ch 2 9 ' George Dale, Warehouse Point; G IAm D IH W -lb. Police Arrest GARDEN FREIH Renee Albert, 4 Flint Dr.; Mrs. LOSE WEIGHT BY FRIDAY pkg. Raymond Vallee, 38, of 69 2 4 9 Maureen' Bradley, Mark Dr.. BORDEN’S EGGPLANT 2 * 2 9 ' CUT CORN Coventry; ^ s . Elaine Jencks, High St. was arrested Saturday Just take a tin y LX>SB W niOHT TOIUTOES lb 23' 75 Summer St.; Joseph Venti, on a warrant Issued by the 12Qi Hungrex tablet before THB FIRST DAVI 54ciety” or 10,000. ’There are likely a doz­ ance at religious rites or knowl­ Russian Orthodox, 25 million tend services. rare. Building Code Study Commit­ today. belief persists in the Soviet Un­ Porter, Ways and Me.ans ohair- and called for more education in en monasteries, against 1,025 in edge of holy works. ’There was Moslems, 12 million Roman Some members have balked Kazan, the city where the sur­ Sponsored By VFW (Tke alx Ugk schoote in tiie only one question facing the Dr. Raymond Ramsdell at a tee met with the selectmen to Haines told police he "fell ’Three states—Illinois, Connec­ ion in ^surprising strength de­ Reject Bids man; Mrs. Katherine Sibun, atheism for all age groups. 1914. another shock for those who ex­ Catholics, 4.6 _ million Greek at this state control and broken vey was made, has a population u « * Mrtalde Maadiester are dl> Vernon Board of Eklucation in special Board meeting in July. discuss bringing the commit­ asleep” and struck the posts. ticut and Minnesota—have laws spite 60 years of Combiunist Auxiliary Post 2046 There is recent ^ d e n c e that ’The obvious calculation be­ pected atheism to become gen­ Catholics, S.4 mniioiT Jews, 2 away from the recognized of about 900,000 divided between vMed betweea the track sys- its review of the high school He maintained a 1,209-pupll tee’s recommendations to a publicity; William Johnson, ’The entire right side of the car calling for compulsory fliqYlda- power. program chairman; Mrs. Jean new Md more subtle methods hind this was that the people, eral once the older, traditionally million Baptists, 1 million Luth- groups like the Russian Ortho­ Russians and Tartars, the latter At The Post Home tern aad aoa-track syatem. The curriculum. school cannot meet the needs of On Spreader town meeting. It was decided was damaged but he drove it tion of all municipal water sup­ In a recent survey in the large will be used since the old crude without the traditional means to educated generation died off. erahs. dox Church under Patriarch Al­ traditionally Moslem. Mawtac article is the first in Most area towns which pre­ the pupils on an individual ba­ to meet with town counsel Caffazzo, health chairman; from the scenes* Police said he plies. city of Kazan—the first of its antlreligious propaganda has sustain their faith, would' lose While 42 per cent of the faith­ The figures tend to be esti­ exei of the All-Union Council <>f ’There Is one mosque still Manchester 6reen a series sa the differences and sently have the flexible curri- sis. At the weekly selectmen’s Charles S. T’arpinian on this Mrs- Carol Unaworth and Mrs. kind known to have been not worked so well. interest and accept the atheism ful were men emd women on mates because the churches to Evangelical Christians and Bap­ functioning. A recent walk the merits on the two systems.) culums, started them when the The special meeting had been meeting last week, the select­ matter. Roberta Stamp, co-chairmen of ■ made—21 per cent of the adults Wed., Sept. 13 Komsomolskaya Pravda,' the taught in the s<^ools and ex­ pensions, 34 per cent were survive are obliged to be incon­ tists. around the city showed Ortho­ By BKTTE QUATRALE high schools were constructed. called by the school bo^rd to men voted unairimously to re­ PTA Meeting the Hospitality committee, and ‘ questioned said they believe in newspaper of the Young Com­ tolled in the press. younger workers and 17 per spicuous and unassertive. ’The These underground believers dox churches being used as 10 A.M. High school students In the Rham is the only school which hear the different educational ject all bids received on a sand- Mrs. Janet Berry, PTA presi­ Mrs. Louise Sage, membership God. Another survey in a typi­ spreader because the type of Affenfion! . ^ munist League, unexpectedlyy ’The Kazan survey showed cent housewives. Communist regime impbses are little heard of, except when shops and museums but none smaller area high schools re­ changed from a structured cur­ philosophies of resigning guid­ dent, send home notices on Fri­ chairman. cal collective farm area showed machine desired by the Board printed a letter last week advo­ that this calculation had been In indicating that (me out of many restrictions to keep them their leaders are caught and that was a house of worship. ceive more individual attention riculum, established when the ance director William Pope and day alerting all parents of ’The PTA executive commit­ that 67 per cent of the families could not be purchased within cating belief in God. ’This was and flexibility in the planning school opened in 1957. The high school principal Martin school-age children of the first tee has voted to award the at­ READING IMPROVEMENT CLASSES had religious shrines in their the ai^ropriation made by town accom panl^ by arguments in of their high school curriculum change was made shortly after­ Fagan. PTA meeting of the school tendance banner at each meet­ homes. favor of atheism. meeting. Seven bids were re­ than those in the larger area ward, with few students Involv- year. TTie meeting will begin ing fop the largest percentage BEGINNING SEPT 18, 1967 The actual number of believ­ ed. Pope advocated the start of ceived and they ranged from But a polite and rational tone high echoes. with a potluck supper on Sept. of parents from each class at­ ers is probably larger than Present administrators at a flexible, individualized curri­ 52,150 to $2,649. was maintained throughout. Tlr^ l< ^ or schools tend to 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the elemen­ tending. a f t e r n o o n and EVENING CLASSES these figures indicate, since re­ Rham were not around at the culum at the school to "better ’The paper, which is read by “ cubby-hole” the student in The board voted to grant use tary school. Following the sup­ fusal to avow official Atheism time of changeover and do not meet the needs of the stnd^t Classes for ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL and ADULTS millions of young people, appar­ the mm-e traditional "track' of the downstairs meeting room per parents will have an op­ Manchester Evening Herald has social and career disadvan­ know if any difficulties arose. body.” in the Town Office Building for ently wtis trying to get through First system”, because it is easier portunity to meet the teach­ Hebron corresi^dcnt, Mrs. in Remedial Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc,), Study tages. Vernon at Croasroads Fagan defended the present third .grade children from Sep­ to those seriously considering to administer, argues Rham ing staff. This first supper Marjorie Porter, tei. 228-9116. SkiUs, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board Soviet authorities have ex­ priitclpal J ( ^ Canavan. The Vernon Board of Educa' six-track structured currictdum, tember until the completion of the basic problems of life and meeting is always a "must.” Test Preparation and General Readlnjt Efficiency. pressed concern about the per­ death. It was not just dismissing N ational The individualized, flexible tion is at the crossrosMls in its a holdover from years ago. the elementary school at sistence of religion. Pravda, the the argument for religion as ri­ curriculum offered at Rham, curriculum philosophy regard­ was reported as saying if a stu­ Gilead. Reply sheets should be sent ★ Small Classes ★ Pre-Testing Program A CertWed Teacbera Hebron voice of the Communist party, diculous. Coventry and Tolland high ing Rockville High School. dent is not able to carry a high- ’The selectmen received a re­ back to the school tomorrow earlier this year called for an S to re s schools, can best meet the Changes, if any, will not be felt quality college course he should port • that ■ an application has morning, indicating number of Car Hits Posts, increased struggle against ’’reli­ The Soviet leadership seemed needs of the individual student, immediately. not be encouraged to attend col­ been filed with the Zoning persons attending and whether Academic Reading improvement Center, Inc. gious survival.” It said this confident at one time that reli­ Board of Appeals for permis­ a main dish, salad or dessert gion could be made to wither he states. The school board meets to­ lege but to go into a trade or Driver Charged 63 E. GEN’TER S’TREET Next to Cavey*B Rockville High School, the night in an inforinal "bull ses­ other practical course. sion to construct a town dog will be brought. Advertisement— away, just as Marx said.'the Also on the reply sheet is Telephone 643-9947 state would under Communism. largest area high school, has a sion” to air the thinking of Pope pointed out many stu­ pound on the 18-acre tract own­ William F. Haines, 28, of MANCHESTER, CONN. a request for assistance in the Wanted: Newsboy or news- Although the 1936 Stalin con­ highly structured six-track sys­ school administrators and indi- dents go on to further educa­ ed by the town on Old Colches­ Salem was charged with fail- various committees: Program, girl for the Dcmnell Rd., Hany stitution guarantaes freedom of tem with little flexibility. The 'vidual board members. The ses­ tion, many of which do not need ter Rd., near the town disposal area. hospitality, health, publicity, Lane, Werner Dr. area on Skin­ worship, chlu'ches have been curriculum is presently the sub­ sion is designed to assist the re­ tdl the college course required ways and means, telephone, ner Rd. Call the Herald Cir­ closed gradually and the train­ ject of possible revision and cently formed high school cur­ subjects, but do need various In further action, the select­ enumeration and. Girl Scout "Home of Service and Quolty" culation Department 87S-3136. ing of ney priests or other reli- controversy. riculum subcommittee in its de­ other subjects. men voted that action be takcii South Windsor, the second liberations. Subsequent articles in this to include Hebron in the Food drive. ^ The 'PTA program chairman largest high school in the area, "We cannot change every­ series will examine the curri- Stamp Program to commence MANCHESTER has an ability track system. Bol­ Oct. 1, 1967 under control of William Johnson also has re­ DOLLAR BALLOO thing overnight. We must take culums offered in the area" high quested an indication of the Btirr Corners Shopping Center WANTED! ton, the smallest of the schools, this step by step” , stated Ver­ schools and how the size o f the the State Welfare Department. types of programs members has a modified track system. non Superintendent of Schools school effects the curricuhim. In order for certified families Tolland Turnpike M E N - WOMEN Manchester High Scho

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Move Paid O ff at Gate and on F ield THE WM Herald Angle ones B y RSox Gambled, Won EARL YOST Sports Editor I rl-. BOSTON (AP) — The for'third, m games back. added another run. Reggie ’V • • Boston Red Sox decided to „ T“- Smith singled, took third on a hit by Bell and scored when the Open Tourney (( gamble with 01’ Man The Readers (Are) Always Write 4-u including hontera by Oart Yas- catcher dropped a r|etum throw Weather and the move trzemskl and Rico Petrocelll, «h on an attempted 'delayed double Mail bag has been heavier than usual the past few paid o ff at the gate and on ‘ Who was the guy who pected to flood (literally) the a 7-1 victory Saturday night steal. days, or since last Tuesday's column in which Bositon was course. By mid-afternoon, an the field. and then collecting 13 hits again said it never rains on the The Red Sox nailed down the tabb^ to finish behind Minnesota, Chicago and Detroit, expected field of 200 was ex­ The Red Sox waited out Sunday. victory, their 12th in 18 meet­ golf course? pected to have teed off. The heavy morning rain and decided Dave Morehead, replacing ail­ ings with the Yankees this sea­ in that order, in the final American League standings. The ink had hardly dried He should have been in two-day total was expected to li to go ahead with their game ing Jerry Stephmson at the last son, with five runs in the sbJiTi. when the first letter arrived at Manchester yesterday. with the New York Yankees minute, and Sparky Lyle com­ A single by Hsirrelson, a double be around the 400 mark. the desk, and this was foyowed Postponed until next Sunday under dreary skies at bined for a four-hitter Saturday by Rico Petrocelll, a walk and ► r,!! '‘-Jr. Sunday was the first part of the The postponement is bound Fenway Park. night. Right-hander Gary Bell Mike Ryan’s triple scored three, by many more, most disagree­ to hurt, but the decision was ing, However, there were a few 21st aiinual two-day Manchester Despite the chilling elements, took the cue and fashioned a and Mike Andrews and Scott Open Golf Tournament at the a wise one under the prevail­ of the same thinking. a crowd of 26,341 turned out, four-hitter for his 12th victory doubled home the other two. Manchester Country Club. ing conditions. and the Red rewarded the Here’s excerpts from several less than 24 hours later. ‘T hope this means we’re out DOWNED—Ann H ay^n Jones sinks to grass in pain after pulling leg muscle Tourney officials Announced Allan Breed o f Wethersfield, loyal fans with a 9-1 victory. Bell gave up a run on a walk, of our hitting slump." Manager letters and cards; early yesterday that the sched­ who fashioned a 66 round last The turnout hikes the third J. J against BiHie Jean King in women’s finals. Latter won 11-9, 6-4. a single and two infield outs In Dick Williams said. ‘”The hits “ So Carl Yaatraemskl Is tired. (AP Photofax). uled first day of play had been fall, was in today’s field, seek- highest Boston home attendance the first, worked his way out of were flying out there every I’d like to be Ured like he was postponed one weekidue to the Jng a repeat win. He’ll find ,Country Club history to 1,459,868, with nine a bases-Ioaded Jam in the third wdiich way. The big lead also In Washlnjgton last Tuesday heav raliu. plenty of opposition from the Fenway Park dates left to MEMBER-MEMBER and was in command the rest of enabled me to give a little ex­ night when he got two home While Sunday’s competition likes of Roy Pace, Jimmy break the all-time high of 1,- the way. Low net —John Knrszes, Tom tra rest to Andrews, Yaz and runs and a single.” was open only to amateurs, to­ Grant, Jay Dolin, Stan Hilinski, 696,650 in 1949. Smith 60, Carrol) Maddox 61, A walk, Yastrzemski’s single, Scottle.” day the professionals and low Wally Cichon and Ernie Boros, The victory in the New York the first of two doubles by Williams gave the entire Harold Jarvis, Val Clementlno Carl did sit down after his Newcombe to Listen handicap amateurs were ex­ to list a few threats. series windup moved the Red peorge Scott and Ken Harrel- team, with a couple of excep­ 61, Larry Gazza, Don Dulaney CONGRATULATIONS—Center of attention is Joel Horlen after he pitched no­ Sox into sole possession of sec­ son’s infield ground out. provid­ tions, the day off today during line hitting feat ^ down to finish fourth? You 61, Ernlg Rolland, Don Benoit / hitter against Detroit. He was mobbed by teammates after hurling gem. (AP ond place in the American ed two runs in the Boston first. a break in the AL schedule. nlngs to res after the Red Sox ^ psychiatrist.” 62, BUI Prindle, Joe Novak 62, Photofax). League pennant chase. They Hafrelson hit his 12th homer, Everyone should be well rested had a safe lead. Pace Team Pace-Setter Jack Salafia, Don Swendusky trail Minnesota by one - half his- third for Boston, in the lor a two-game series starting If we can be patient, an 62, D. Erla, Rod Donlon 62, game, with Detroit and CSiicago fourth and the Red Sox quickly Tuesday night with Kansas City. “ You wrote that Jim Lonborg answer will be forthcomlnjg on Pro Offers Hector Provost, Charlie can’t seem to get untracked on the eVe of Oct. 1 as to where In ERCC Pro-Member Sprague 62; Low gross —John home soil. Well, I was at Fen­ the Red Sox will finish. FOREST HILLS, N. Y. Blllle Jeah K ing' of Long and four match points in the Professional Roy Pace led the Kristof, Bill Davis 71, Ted Plod- *!.»■ Pulled String Himself way Thursday night sind he * * • (AP) — John Newcombe, B®®-®b, Callf., also a winner at second before bowing, team of Harry Elch, At Endee zik, Carl Bolin 71. ers’ Tail Twisted looked O.K. to me. The Yankees "I take it from your column now the wortd's top ama- ''^**” Wedon, ended a six-year Billie Jean, now®the world’s and Pete Lingua in with a 61 were the ones that couldn’t get the other night when you pick­ teur tennis player, hasn’t dearth 2?® of American winners In best female player, has ho In- yesterday despite the rain to BASEBALL HEROES ODD HOLES untracked. They got only three ed Boston to finish fourth that had anv n ro o ffe r s v e t h nf womens division by beating tenUon of turning pro, because win the Pro-Member Golf Tour- (Class A —Vie Daley 37-3 — 34, Ted Plodzik 87-3 —34, Steve hits.” you had words with Dick Wil-' ha L mi ^ A"" o' Batata 11- there’s no market. nament at the Ellington Ridge PITCHING — Joel Horlen, Successive Scoreless Matava 36-2 —24; Class B — liams. I don’t care what you ^ ®’ Th® 23-year-old C a lifo^ a oountry Club. White Sox, hurled a 6-0 no-hit t J , ®tol® some of the housewife’s immediate tennis George Putz 40-7 —33, John Horlen No-Hitter Lonberg did pitch well In beat­ think, but Williams is the man- There was a six-way tie for victory over Detroit in the open­ * _ P™ dramatics from the men when aim is the so-called grand slam Karszes 40-6 —34, Aldo Ansaldi ing New York, 3-1,. Especially ager-of-the-year in all base­ second place. Those deadlocked er of a doubleheader, running had to get the ball,” Causey I Innings Broken at 40 tenms that s where the future Mrs. Jones suffered a pulled — winning the Australian, 41-7 —34, Sam Harrison 40-6 — by Charlie Bradford and Ward. pleasing was his ' route-going ball.” were: his record tp 16-6 and becoming Of the game is,” said the 23- hamstring muscle In her left French, Wimbledon and U.S. 34, Charlie Carveyi 40-8 —32, NEW YORK (-AP)—Joel said later. "I thought after that • * • performance. In several recent John Gaeski, Ernie Heath, the fourth no-hit pitcher in the NaUonai ^ NE^ YORK (A P )— 'The string didn’t run out on Gay- year-old Su^®y who Sun- thigh early in the match yet crowns in a single year. Only r^,X*v'rniftinT” p a iirN om Charlie Sprague 41-9—32; Low Horten twisted the Tigers’ maybe I should have straight- TWINS-ORIOLES— outings at Fenway, he was hit Yes, I had words with Wil­ ■ « « ^ lord Perry. He pulled it himself. day added the American tiOe to continued to play, fighting off Maureen Connolly, J 1953, gross—Ken Gordon 73, Ted Plod­ tail and the Chicago White before throwing off bai- Dave Boswell pitched a five- St. Louis 89 55 .618 liams, pleasant words, as I al­ Js Ken Lang, Stan Markowskl, BATTING — (Cookie Rojhs, hard and failed to finish, espe­ his Wimbledon championship. nine set points In the first set done it. zik 72. Blind bogey — Steve Ma­ SNARES PASS— 'Kg'ht end Paul Costa of Buffalo Sox never let go o f the^poor ^ thought the bail got hitter for the Twins, who scored San PYan. 78 65 .545 10% Perry, San Francisco’s strong-armed right-hander, ways do when visiting Fenway Ernie Geda, Barry Trabltz 63; Phillies, crashed a double and cially against Detroit and Chi­ Newcombe, latest In the nev­ tava 73, Stan Hilinski 73. ' leaped high to grab short pass before being hit by there just as his foot was going the tie-breaking run against Cincinnati 78 66 .542 II beat the Chicago Cubs 2-1 Sunday with a three-hitter. cago. Park to watch the Red Sox. er-ending chain of net champi­ A1 Fuchs, Mike Ovlan, Stan the first grand slam homer of Horlen capped a weekend of base.” Baltimore on a seventh inning Chicago 79 68 .637 1 1 % But his string of successive scoreless innings was broken « « * Our friendship has warmed ever ons from Down Under, won the Keller, Lee Silverstein 63; Bob his six-year career, powering PRO SWEEPSTAKES Jim Hudson of the Jets. The Bills won, 20-17, get­ error by the usually sure-hand- PhUa’phia 74- 67 .525 since we met last October in Pro Football Roundup Sheaffer, Bill Olekslnski, Hen-. ting all points in the last quarter. (AP Photofax). flambuoyance for Chicago and , Horleh’s no-hltter 13% at 40 , . . just 6V^i innings short of Carl Hubbell’s Na­ “ I appreciated your honest U.S. crown by beating Clark Philadelphia to a 10-5 triumph Low gross —Ken Gordon 72, Detroit by latching a no-hltter ^ tblnk about instead of Satur- ed Brooks Robinson. Atlanta 72 71 .603 16% Baltimore at the World Series. ry Abuza, Bob Merker 63; Stkn over Atlanta. tional League r e c o r d . ------appraisal of the Red Sox last Graebner of Beechwood, Ohio, Ted Plodzik 72; Low net —John day’s ninth inning nightmare, Zollo Versalles, who had Pittsburgh 72 72 .500 17 “ I’m sorry it had to happen, Staszowski, John Sweeney, John and beating the Tigers 6-0 in the his ERA to 2.75. week. I have been fortunate 6-4, 6-4, 8-6. Karszes '76-11 —65, Rod Donlon Soccer Coach Named signed because of increased first game of a Sunday double- the Sox went about completing opened the inning with a double, Los Angeles 65 77 .458 23 but I’m glad I have no one to * • • “ Down through the years, In Scarlato, Tom Ferguson 63; 84-18 —66, Harold Jarvis 77-9 duties at West Hills School In header. TTie White Sox com­ the sweep. Francisco' Carlos, was on third with two out when Houston 57 88 .393 32% blame but myself,” said Perry, FIRATEB-CARDS— reading The Herald, I thought Cinderella Story Roger Horton, Bob Zalman, Norris Wins Race —68, Bundi Tarca 75-7 —68. WEST HAVEN (AP)—A native New Haven. Tom Walsh, Sandy Plepler 63. pleted the sweep with three the 26-year-old rookie, won it Robinson booted Harmon Kille- New York 54 89 .378 34% whose two-base throwing error Maury Wills lashed a two-run that I detected a slight slant DEDHAM, Mass. (AP) — Ed WOMEN'S DIVISION of Holland who has played soc­ Wynn also will coach the col­ with Hoyt Wilhelm and Bobby pitchers sharing the five-hit 4-0 brew’s ground ball. Rich Sunday’s Results in the seventh inning set up the triple in the eighth inping and by you for the Red Sox, but Pros—Stan Stazowskl 72. Chet Norris, a 19-year-old Kent State Member-Guest Tournament is cer for 21 years has been ap­ lege tennis team. Locker finished up. Tw o Rounds nightcap victory. Reese’s pinch double, following Cincinnati 6, New York 2 Cubs’ run. scored on an infield out, capping after reading where you picked Wo jack 74, Ed Kowalski 76, (Ohio) sophomore from Brock­ slated Thursday (or women golf- pointed to coach that sport. at Singles by Don Buford and them for fourth place, I believe Walter Lowell 75, Ed Rubls 76, ’The two victories moved Chi- a single by Bob Allison and an Philadelphia 10, AUanta 5 The Giants’ eighth victory In a four-run uprising that carried Ends for Broncos ton, is the New England Senior ers starting at 8:30; Those in­ New Haven (College. .Golfer Sam Snead, a native of I was wrong. By the way, where John Galeski 75; closest to pin cago into a third place tie with “ P » error by Luis Aparlcio, drive in Pittsburgh 8, St. Louis 7 nine games lifted them into sec­ the Pirates past St. Louis. In N eip sic 20-kilometer rpad racing cham terested may sign up now at Donald Wynn, 29, took over Hbt Springs, W. Va., reached did you pick the Red Sox to NEW YORK (A P )— Anybody want a slightly used on , Chet Wojack, feet, the ’Tigers, only 24 hours another run in the eighth. Angeles 4-0, Houston 1-1, ond place, 10% geunes behind 17 10 pion. the Pro Shop. from Paul DelGobbo, who re­ his 55th birthday last May 27. on a wild-pitch third strike and finish last spring? earlier held on to a ^ ece of the Hot-hitting Tony Oliva drove 2nd game 11 innings St. Louis’ runaway leaders, who REDS-METS— slipper? Cheap? The one the Denver Broncos have been 10 inches. the other on Pete Ward’s sacri­ American League lead by rally­ in Mirmesota’s first two runs San Francisco 2, Chicago 1 were beaten by Pittsburgh 8-7, Lee May cracked a two-run Tennis Ends wearing for the last month suddenly doesn’t fit so well ------—------fice fly. Here’s my American League ing for seven runs in the ninth and the Orioles bunched three of Today’s Games and one-half game ahead of the homer and winning pitcher Jim anj^ more. ------'—------— ^------Chicago added ,two more in picks last April: 1. Detroit, 2. The Neipsic Tennis Club sec­ inning and a 7-3 victory over the their hits for both their runs off Pittsburgh (McBean 6-3) at Cincinnati Reds, who trimmed Maloney’s RBI single climaxed ■nie (Cinderella story the Bron- Chicago shut out Philadelphia the eighth on run-scoring singles Baltimore, 3. Chicago, 4. Min­ SoK. The late-inning heroics was Boswell, 13-10, in the fourth. Cincinnati (Pappas 16-10), night the New York Mets 6-2. a decisive two-run burst In the ond annual (Club Tournament cos, doormats of the American 14^^ Green Bay beat New York nesota, 5. BOSTON, 6. Cleve­ tough to top but Horlen did. Chicago (Hands 7-7 or Culp 8- fifth inning, leading the Reds’ got under way with first and Football League last season, 31-14, Washington shaded Pitts- land, 7. New York, 8. Kansas The quietly efficient Min­ ,,. 11) at Houston (Giusti 10-16), attack at New York. second round matches last *’®®" *'®-enacting for the last burgh 16-10, and Los Angeles ^Walking D ead Walking Again"^ night GIANT8-CUB8— ■KTo City, 9. California, 10. Washing­ nesota Twins, meanwMe, re­ / Tony Gonzales collected three Philadelphia (Short 7-9) at St. ton. weekend despite the Inclement n e n T r downed San Francisco 34-7. mained in first place with a 4-2 Perry, whose previous three hits and Cookie Rojas silugiged ^ ulea end Sunday as Denver was The destruction of the Bron- Louis (Briles 11-5), night enough to watch the team play I wrote the following five s victory over Baltimore, and starts had produced two shutout the first grand slam homer of weather. decimated by the Oakland Raid- cos was as complete as it was several times at home and also months ago: The surprise team, Boston clung to second place by (Herbel 3-4 or ^^^^^es aAd a 16-lnning score his career as the Phillies out- In men’s singles, Ted Bailey ers 61-0. surprising. Making only two ' Ed Stanky Jubilant Gibbon 6-2) at Los Angeles in this book, will be the Red beating New York 9-1. The Red less stint without a decision, scored Atlanta to give Jim Sun­ on the road and it appeared that defeated George Katz, 6-2, 6-1; The Broncos lost their first first downs, the club was held better job? (Drysdale 10-14), night Sox. The ’new look’ Red Seek­ Sox are one-half game behind breezed past the Cubs until the ning his 17th victory. Lady Luck was on their side in Ron Haldeman topped Doug exhibition game, but then went scoreless for the first time In Its Only games scheduled. * • • most instances. " ers left a favorable Impression Pastel, 6-8, 6-0, 6-1; Hugh Wat- on to slash through four foes, 77-game history and suffered its Minnesota and Chicago and De­ seventh, when Ron Santo drew a with their all around hustle and After Sunday Sweep Tuesday’s Games “I must compliment you on son of Glastonbury trimmed Ed including National Football most lopsided defeat. troit both stand games off leadoff walk. ASTROS-DODGERS— new outlook. Dick Williams the pace. New York at Atlanta, N The Giants pitcher then field­ Jim Wynn earned Houston a your expert coverage of major Trares, 6-2, 6-2; Ted Powell League opponents Detroit and (Quarterback Daryle Lamoni- CHICAGO (A P )— “ The walking dead is walking Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, N won’t stand for anyone who In other American League ed Ernie Banks’s tap to the split at Los Angeles and took league baseball, especially the eliminated Matt Neill, 6-2, 6-1; Minnesota as well as these very ca directed the Raiders to five declared a jubilant Eddie Stanky Sunday after Chicago at Houston, N doesn’t go all out. mound and went to second for a over the, league home run lead Red Sox. Your personal stories • ♦ • Ben Ford and Dale VanWlnkle same Raiders. In their regular touchdowns and George Blanda ^ a°d 4-0, but it w L Joel San Francisco atX os Angeles, force play . . . only to have his by slamming his 36th of the have been big league and I’m of Glastonbury defeated Bill season opener against Boston guided ithem to another and a N “ O.K., smarty, if the Red Sox Red Freckleton and a 3-2 victory over (Jallfoniia Hbrlen who took the first big step throw sail into center field as year in Ithe 11th inning o f the surprised a paper as small as Lauder and Dave Keith, 6-3, last week, the Broncos won field goal. Warren Powers add- Horlen, a lean Texan with a Philadelphia at St. Louis, N win the pennant will you give and Cleveland split a double- Santo sped to third. Santo then nightcap. Bo Belinsky, who The Herald covers as much 6-1, and 6-0, 6-4 respectively, again. ed yet another with a 36-yard fluid delivery and a diving feist- discussed the hitters with American League me your World Series ticket header With Kansas CXty, win­ scored as Bob Raudman pitched nine brilliant innings, major league baseball. Keep iip then went on to a second round What happened between last runback of a pass Interception, ball, fired a no-hit, no-run mas­ (catcher) J. C. Martin, then I W. L. Pet. O.B. for the games in Boston? You ning 1-0 before losing 5-2. grounded into a double play. and winner Dave Ellers limited the good work.” match as opponents with Ford week and this remains a ques- Buffalo pounded the Jets .for a terpiece at the ’Tigers in the went in the dressing room and Minnesota 82 62 .669 _ must be nuts to write off the • • • The error cost Perry a shot at the Dodgers to three hits. * '* * the winner 6-2, 6-3; Glaston- tion for (Coach Lou Saban to 20-polnt last quarter, finally opener and a trio of Sox piffch- turned on the jukebox. Boston 82 63 .566 Red Sox to finish fourth. The % the 34-year-old record set by The Dodgers struck for four Your comments were appre­ bury’s Bruce WhitUes lost to struggle with In the coming winning on Mike Mercer’s 43- can tell you where to find one! WHITE BOX-TIGERS— ers held the Bengals scoreless Stanky ordered a jukebox in­ Chicago 80 63 .659 1% Sox will pin the pennant by "I knew the importance of Hubbell, the former Giants ace runs in the seventh Inning of the ciated. We try our best to ^ve Phll Hyde, 6-0, 6-2; Courtney days. yard field goal with four sec- in the nightcap. stalled in the Sox clubhouse sev­ Detroit 81 64 .559 three games.” this game,” said Horlen after 1% who now directs the club’s farm opener to overcome a 1-0 Hous­ readers the type coverage they ^lum s of Bolton outlasted “ They just kicked the stuffing onds left In the game. Jack Stanky’s remarks referred to eral weeks ago to help keep his California 73 69 .514 8 his masterpiece. “ If we lose this system. But the slender flreball- ton lead and give rookie Bill deserve^ Harvey Pastel, 8-1, 6-7, 6-2; and out of us,” Saban said. “ What Kemp threw two scoring passes a' newspaper article describing athletes relaxed for the pednaig. Wash’n. 68 65 .476 13% » » * Should Boston win, I don’t second rounds proved Jack else can you say?” to Art Powell, while the Jets one, we’re really down mental­ er can take solace in a late Singer hla 11th victory in 17 de­ plan on giving up m y World p the Sox as “ walking dead” after drive. Cleveland 67 78 .462 16% ly. Especially after yesterday. spurt that has boostetf his sea- cisions. “ You should write sports for David victorious over Ted In another AFL game Sunday, had taken an early lead on pass- the Tigers’ seven-run uprising There was little to conjecture Baltimore 63 79 .444 18 Series tickets to anyone.. It’s We were the deadest I’ve seen 1. Minnesota, 2. Chicago, 3. De­ Balley, 6-2, 6-2; and Martin Buffalo beat New York 20-17 es from Joe Namath to Don in the ninth inning Saturday. about concerning Horlen’s New York 63 81 .438 19 been a long wait, since 1946, us all year.” troit but not New England!” Duke over Ron Haldeman, 6-0, and, In an NFL exhiblUon, Maynard. “ 1 never said a word to Hor­ pitching. Bill Freehan, struck Kansas City 59 84 .413 22% when I covered my first World - . Cleveland pounded Minnesota Leroy Kelly scored the first So the 30-year-old right-han­ 6 1 len all d a y ,S ta n k y said, "oth- by a pitched ball, and Eddie Sunday’s Results Series involving the Red Sox. der methodically went about Personally, I like New Eng­ In men’s doubles, Bailey and *2-14. three Cleveland touchdowns on er than ‘you’re pitching the first" Mathews, safe on an error, were Minnesota 4, Baltimore 2 I would cherish the assignment, reviving the corpse. He allowed land, and the R^d Sox. Bourns trounced (Charles Jacob- Saturday, Kansas City short rushes and a 30-yard pass game.’ ” the only Tiger basenmners and Boston 9, New York 1 close to home, among friends only two base runners, one on * » » ' ' ' sen and Pete Thorne, 6-1, 6-1; *’®^* Houston 25-20 and San Die- from Frank Ryan as the Browns Horlen, his blond hair still Mathews was wiped put on the Cniicago 6-4, Detroit 0-0' and with a team that I know an error, 'the other on a hit bats­ ’’You bum. You should go Davis and Bill Clark defeated 8° took^^aton 28-14 in regular rolled up a 28-0 halftime lead. moist with the exertion and anx- front end of a doi^ble play. Cleveland 1-2, Kansas City 0-5 better than any other in base­ season AFL games. Rookie Carl Ward’s 85-yard. man. back to covering Little League Matt NeUl and Dave Keith 6-1, ...... iety of his pitching brilliance, Two balls were lofted into the Washington 3, California 2 ball, being on first name speak­ In NFL exhibitions Saturday, touchdown return of the second- The White Sox gave him a games. How could anyone in ing acquaintance with most of 6-0; Jay Hershey and Whittles stood in the midst of gathering outfield for putouts, and only ' Today’s Games ou^layed Katz aid Haldeman New Orleans took Atlanta 27-14, half kickoff made It 36-0 before^ quick five-run edge in the first newsmen and happy teammates their right mind put Boston the current Boston players. twice did the hard-hitting Tigers Minnesota (Chance 18-11) at - , - ; and wem on to top Baltimore crushed Dallas 33-7, the Vikings could finally score. inning with Wayne CJausey’s clutching, the game baseball. 6 3 6 3 threaten to spoil Horlen’s no­ Washingfton (Coleman 8-9), night father and son Harvey and two-run triple the key blow. It “ I’m going to save it,” he hitter. Baltimore (Hardin 5-2) at (Chi­ Doug Pastel 6-3, 6-(i Win Sharp, was, Causey who threw out Jer- said, “ and I think I’ll put this A1 Kallne lined a drive toward cago (Klages 4-3), night iM cjor LGOgual Mets Lose Again, ry Lumpe In the ninth inning for uniform up, too.” with Glastonbury’syHugh Watson HArlAn'n rvl/kSAaf /tol* « right field in the fourth inning, Only games scheduled. trimmed Bob McMillan and Horlen’s closest cal' . but Wayne Causey leaped to Early Kickoff Set Horlen agreed with Stanky Tuesday’s Games I Gfldtiri ‘New^ Game Karl Kehler 6-3, 6-3, then suc­ Lumpe lashed the ball that there was little difference snare the ball. In the dramatic Cleveland at Chicago, 2, twl- cessfully won a second round through the box and Causby in his activities before Sunday’s ninth inning, after Horlen nlght American League NEW YORK (AP)—The New- Batting (260 at bats)—F. Rob­ over Dale VanWlnMe and Dave went behind second base to game and any other day. recorded his fourth strikeout by Minneosta at Washington, N York Mets, who stopped looking inson, Balt., .319; Yastrzemsfti, Warren 6-3, 6-2. throw him out. “ I just knew I ■ “ I warmed up as usual and fanning pinch batter Gates Baltimore at Detroit, N at the painful National League Bost., .312. For N.E. Colleges Brown, Jerry Lumpe took the California at New York, 2, standings long ago, have found One women’s singles match Tigers’ best shot. twlnight Runs—Yastrzemskl, Bost., 97; other numbers to occupy their was played with Elaine Mrosek Klllebrew, Minn., 89. over Nancy Klock 8-1, 6-4, and , BOS'TON (xur;—(A P )— ^The zm; xaoi1967 ixewNew izjiigianaEngland college looi-foot- He smashed a wicked g^round time. Kansas City at Boston, N the first mixed doubles match ball season gets an early kickoff this week with Bucknell ball over the pitching mound Runs Batted In—Yastrzemski. Best., 103; Klllebrew, Mirin., 97. Somewhere', in the midst of was completed with David and invading Boston University Saturday. and Causey went far to his right Purdue coach Jack MoUen- their 6-2 defeat by Cincinnati to make the back-hand pickup Hits—Yastrzemskl, Bost., 162; Jamlce McMillan defeating The BU Terriers, loaded with ------kopf has coached the Boiler­ Tovar, Minn., 158. Sunday, they recorded their 6,- and off-balance throw which Jules and Eleanor Karp, 6-3, 6-1. experienced talent; in a bid to The running of WUl S tai^ l, HEY KIDS! maker foobatU team the last 11 Doubles — Tovar, Minn., 29; 000th club strikeout. Also their nailed Liunpe. seasons. Matches will continue through improve on a 5-5 record last counted upon to fill the halfback Oliva, Minn., 29; Campaneris, 6,001st, 6,002nd and 6,003rd. theuie nexknext twovwo weekswccivo withwiw* auicmo finals,, tuned \m for' the onener spot vacated bywjr Bobby Leo, K.C., 28. When you’re 34% games behind, every, other number you run scheduled Sept. 23 - 24. Trophies ^ ’ „ , „ ^ , higihllghted Harvard’s squad JR. BOWLINC Triples—Blair, Balt., 12; Bu­ wUl be awarded at the club with Bucknell by defeaUng the across helps. ^ scrimmage. The 196-pound jun- ford, Chic., 8. courts after the last final on University of Bridgeport 13-6 in ipr carried six times for 117 CLINIC Home runs — Yastrzemski, The Cincinnati victory spolledl Sunday, followed by a social ^ game scrimmage during the yards, including 63 on a scoring Bost., 39; Klllebrew, Minn., 38. the home coming from the ml-l hour for members, families and jaimt on the second play of the SEPT. 12 ; 3:30 P.M. Stolen Bases. — Campaneris, nors of Tug McGraw, who lasted practice session. $ 1 0 0 0 ? K. C., 49; Buford, (3hic., 30.five innings and gave up, among „ . , _ , With six? starters sidelined At Hanover, N.H., the Di^rt- Pitching (13 decisions)—Mer­ other things, a two-run homer The Neipsic Tennis Club injuries, the Terriers were He’ll recommend Pratt & Whitney. Aircraft, and with good reason! TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY ritt, Minn., 12-4, .750; Lonborg, to Lee May. Board of Directors at a recent scoreless until the 10th ’’Green” squad over­ Harold "Red” Freckleton learned his skill on the Aircraft’s Apprentice meeting, voted to expand club third period when whelmed the "Whlte” i unit, IF YOU DON’T HAVt SHOP EXPERIENCE- Bost., 19-7, .731, Jim Maloney, with help from Training Program. After three years of technical training with pay, Red you may be giveih' 120 hours of instruction and J 3T M A T faculties Mdth tackle Wilson Whltty blocked a „composed . _ mainly _ . of reserves, Strikeouts — Lonborg, Bost., Ted Abernathy, was the victor. has already progressed to Working Leader in Sheet MetaJ... a total of training on the machine you have been hired FREE 210; McDowell, Cleve., 204. The Mets scored twice in the by next spring and at ous t me tackle Bob Boesert to operate. Instruction will be right in our own ___ I to make ^avaUable a Urn ted the loose .ball for a switched -from----- — halfback to quar­ three promotions with a 52% increase in pay. FREE ROWLING If first on singles by Kevin (Filins machine -training school at the same high t Jack Nicklaus National League and Bob Johnson and a double number of "®y ' M-yard touchdown run. terback, was at home In direct­ ing the No. 1 offensive unit. Aircraft rate of pay.» • ' ' * by Tommy Davis, but the Reds Anyone Interested ^ BU marched„sroh ed 78 varyards In 10 ' High pay and excellent-chances for advancement are only two of the FREE SHOES Batting (330 at bats) — Cle­ Neipsic may contact Matt NeUl, Halfbacks Jc^ Decembrele got them back in the fourth and plays on the ground for another many reasons why Aircraft jobs are better jobs. Aircraft employees ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be mente, iHtt., .352; Gionzali^, Boulder Rd., membership chair- and , John Tutino impressed Phil., .340. ! went ahead for good in the fifth. touchdown In the fourth period. also enjoy liberal extra benefits . . . including medical and life insurance giver! courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 FREE INSTRUCTIONS linan. weeks.in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, BIG Runs—Aaron, Atl., 102; Brock, Bridgeport, helped by a 5f|.yard w ** plans, a fine retirement program, paid sick leave, nine paid holidays Golf World Series Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair St.L., 101. FREE S O D A and up to four weeks vacation wit^ pay. and Pipe Makir.g. Runs Batted In—Cedp^a, St. Soccer Officials Oaks Score Win, 7n J ^ i S ^ e ^ . scoring plunge |«>»^-long drill, but said: “ We’re APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible for CoH or Rogisttr Now L. . 108; Wynn, Houst,, 102. If you’re interested in a better jol? . . . or skilled training with pay . . . Again to Nicklaus Hits—Brock, St.L., 184; Cle­ Set Clinic IDate take Red's advice and apply now at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft! courses ranging from three to four years in at mente, Pitt., 179. Take First Spot OUier^W Eng£d teams Tt Jet Engine Metaismithing, Machining; Tool & Doubles — Staub, Houst., 41; The fii^t annual soccer of­ which don’t sw ln f Into Action ^ Die Making and Electronics. * HOLIDAY LANES ' AKRON, Ohio (A P )— Jack Nicklaus is a proud man HARTFORD (AP)—By down- month continued work to do. ! and bwause of his fierce pride he again is the World Cepeda, St.L., 35. ficials’ clinic of the Connecti­ 643-2125 QK Triples—Williams, Chic;, 12; cut Federation of Soccer Of­ Ing the Akron, O., Vulcans 27-17 y, practice. Maine, which opens against Series of Golf champion. Pinson, Qn., 1 1 ; Brock, St.L., ficials will be held Saturday Saturday night, the Hartford cross, which opens Yankee (X>nference champion Nicklaus captured hla third ( didn't care how much it VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 11.' night at 7:30 at Palmer Field Charter Oaks took possession of against Yale Sept. 80, held a 90- Massachusetts Sept. 23, held a Series trophy and the top prize rained, I had to figure out a w^y 400 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut. Home runs — Wynn. Houst., in Middletown. ■ first idace In the \ (3onOnental minute controUed scrimmage scrimmage with Bowdoln. Of- Pratt a of 350,000 Sunday when he shot to hit the bail solidly aga)n:” 36; Aaron, Atl., 35. FootbaU League. \ Sunday. Tom BoUture, the Cm- fenslve tlackle BUI PasquUl and a 37-33—70 for a 36-hple total of A national rules interpreter HUNDREDS OF GOOD JOBS For the final round Nicklaus Pitching (13 decisions) — The Oaks j secured 14 points In saders' new head coacA, named defensive end Pete Norris ap- QPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE AMOUNY 144 and a one-stroke victory came out trailing British Open will be present. Also on the Whitney J ^ C y o r LOAN Hughes, St.L., 14-5. .737; Mc­ the thlW quurter to put the game junior PhU O’N eil. the No. 1 peaf®** In top form for Maine, AVAILABLE; over Masters champion Gay program will be a ^trolled MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY No ono likes ‘ih e waiting game" — end at champion Roberto de Vicenzo Cormick. S.F., 19-8. .704. on Ice as Quarterback Jedm To- quarterback ■ after the contact Quarterback Lou TomaseUo, a Beneficial we don't play it| It delays us $ lk ,7 5 $ 3 0 0 Brewer. scrimmage featuring j Mitchell R ire raft by four strokes, . Brewer by Strikeouts — Bunning, Phil., rok tossed touchdown bombs of session. Also named to the two-year veteran was demoted AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS 9 A.NT.. TO 4:30 P.M. and it delays you, So why wait? Phone for\ 2 6 .5 8 |500 But his triumph was forged three strokes and PGA tiUist Junior-College and wissleyan. vacation cash now and that Big O.K( at 218; Jenkins, Chic., 205. 76 yards and 66 yards. starting Imckfleld, which. wUl third team at Northeast- AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8 P;M. 3 6 .41 7 0 0 out of disgust with himself after Don January by one. All area coaches, officials an

BUG6S BI|NNT OUR BOARDING HOUSE .with MAJOR HOOPLB BusiiMits SmnrfcM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H«lp Wdnttd—i H«lp Wantod i i O fftr a d 13 35 35 SHE'S I CAN'T, FIGGER GO AHEAD, PICK WEV, «ORRV WE'LL VJOVI! 497000/ AND ONLV T An>wr t> PrwIoMA Funto W meh laiPPJOiMT RMO $18,000 FOR IT \2 'feA'RS HIGH SCHOOL girl to be moth­ /= > O l/A/t> S HOW I MISSED... OUT A PRl^Ei WAIT ABOUT TUAT, •5END CLASSIFIED SALES AND Service on Ariens, SOLP MteHUTCM'v WOMAN TO pack eggs part- z,ooAr tKZ.ar 1 i=i[*Tn AGO! NOr0AP,MUU?BARNUM VH7S/ZEn72lZEB\ g_2. Miller Farm, ers helper, for light duties LIGHTER YA FOR C0MMAND6A, , ,'W X)A "Hamlet" Hahn Eelipae, Jacobsen lawn North THAN you CHUBBIER! I'L L TAKE GREAT CA6SAR.'^ WAG right, HEV, MON? around home. Hours 8:80-6:80 I'M BLEEDING TO DEATH/ ME, B O T IT '^ mowerik Alao Homellte chain CJoventry, 742-8282. GUESSED, THE TENNIS BB Ship's saws and International Cub (flexible) IS days a week. Call RACQUET! ^ MUST HAVE BEEN 60BED y o u 6VER.V MAN H CARD Acitom BUGS! t "Mow now. lonf“longitudinal Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ 648-9188. BY t h a t b u l l o u t i u e r e [6UY6J FOR MonMolYou tlmlnber ADVERTISING ( S E L F .0 1 ;' ment and ahaipeninf servtee DEMONSTRATE DUW NG MV WORK BREAK/ tr«mM* tnd DOWN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS on all makes. L A M Equip­ HE LOOKS M EAN ENOUGH Nok----- 1 Tfopteal trM 8 AJM. to 5 P J f. FULL-TIME B "nk* irm i a Wlnillka parts ment Oorp., Route 8S, Vernon. TOYS & GIFTS T o UtlMtO — 87B-7609 Mkhtdiester Exchange NOW T S E E ' ^troublo'* 3 Catalogua Modem laundry needs to §•>— ^.,no» ^ 4 Moral —Enterprise 1MB. PARTY PLAN - IT A L L .' STOP.YOU/ 8 Prats togathar COPY CLOSING TIME FOR C IT IF IE D ADVT hire two reliable women to nudy: IVor Um 8 PJH. DAY BEPOBE P U ^ O ^ I O N work in production area. L5COUNlVR%LS.^ ktyttroloft In ranks STEPS, SIDEIYALKS, stone ft Work now till Christmas — 6 Within Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 5 pan. Friday. walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ We will train you and guar, (ho mon" . (comb, form) arn n g ed antee you a Steadjr job. Un­ It nitwountod . 7 Hirad murdtrar 28 Philippine races. All concrete' repairs 8 Distant MoaleM 38 Salt (ehem.) Reasonably priced. 643-0S61. High Commissions. Call or ion wages and many fringe 26 Relative dOTwo-wheelad tS ^Ijnvold ourvo 9 Village of vefaldee ' r e a d y o u r a d write “Santa’s Parties” benefits. Opportunity to 14 Synonym ot Samaria (Bib.) 27 Of a preedult « - ^PI'BASE YOU ARE A-1, truck U A-1. 28 Partle ^ dlUghtatrokei Olaaelded or “Want Ade- are taken over tlie pboiie aa a TMlRtV GRAMO.* U MUST BE Inc., Avon, Conn. 06001. learn a skill and enjoy job CophaoUi 10 Horn 42 Destruction Cellars, attics, yards and small 10 ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN IBlk’hlp (comb, form) 29 Galilean ahonld read Ua ad S f IBST Mow -SMOPPING FOR Telephone 673-3465, evenings security. Apply in person. 11 Former movie village (Bib.) 43 Small iaUnd trucking done A-1 right. Call WIPOIMG.’ IWA-US MiGMWAy R0B8 ERV.' Mechanic’s Uniform Serv­ Id "Thow't — % 45)i(ualcal y PEABS and BEPOBT EBBORS In rime for th* AMOTHCR MOUSE 677-2013. IF VDU'RE TH'BROTHER OF THAT 'YES.'iOUR YAH? HOW DO ARE VOU NQ..BUT r AIN'T th»f« for cu r 31 Roman coin Tremano Trucking Service toll \T& GUVS UkE VOU WHO ice, 161 Park Ave., East romombrtnco 17 Put Into office 34 Pennies (Eng.) Instrument next inaertloib •• weponalMe for only ONE inoor- ISJEANPERTHAL PRINCESS HIGHNESS, I WE KNOW SAVIN' TM SAVIN' '•tXJ'RE /< 35 ''Somethingls 48 Pert of face reot or omlttod Inaertion for any advertlaeinaatiMid only free, 742-M87. LI6 TEKI TO MIM CAUSE INFlATOM.' Hartford. OOP BROUGHT HERE, THEN AM PRINCE THAT? A UAR? NOT A UAR / WHV, IB CoUInf 19 Eternity to Howilion 33 Fragment rotten in the 47Cond)etfortwo ***.^ Inaertloii. B m n w h k A ^ VEIL OUT OP THE >OU MUST BE KINS ^ s GUNG! NEITHER! I MXl.., state of----- " 49Even(eontr.) LAVOIE BROTHERS—general BABYSITTER wanted, 10 BAz's s o n : grootinat 34 Ciech river OTUER SIDE OF tis iw 5 6 r 8 5” W i r work, cleaning and mowing, month old girl, Tuesday and b jl LS! BILLS! BlUs! If It looks 3t Cmorlo T“ r ~ i landscaping, driveways, tree MIS BAMUgOORf Wednesday 9-12 a.m. Vicinity as'-milty.thy F" bad now, it may be worse by n»m» It----- 12 IS 14 service. Oompletely insured.' Summit and East Center, Call Christmas. Housewives can a« Olwn to ■B Call 7^-7649, anytime. 647-9764. S n f u l l wUKlonltl IS IS T 643-2711 >75-3136 help meet this pressing prob­ ^ ' 'iHm NU tM TH »«• «t t R E TR E A T 1= SO F»l»» Rod (BookvUle, Ton Free) SHARPENING Service -Saws, WAITRESSES wanted. Apply lem by selling Avon Cosmet­ 31 Bocome I f " A 26 knives, axes, shears, skates, ics, America’s finest, in a ter­ Sa Epoch . B-IL evenings, Fiano’s Restaurant, .33 wolitht of India 21 rotary blades. Quick service. after 6 p.m. ritory near home. Only sever­ BY J. B. WnXIANS 34 rounder ot Capitol Equipment On 88 Main Tm. tag' U. L P«*. ON.^AN righf* f—r al hours a day will earn you OUT OUR WAY • IM 7 by Unbad N aiw c Sywdkefe, I Penniylvanli SI u y> ■- 28 Trouble Reaching Our AdverHier? St., MancheBter Hours dally $20-$30 a week. Call 289-4922 to­ 35 Collese officer 2 il EXCELLENT TYPIST willing 7:80-5, Thursday 7:80-9, Satur­ day. I'yEAH, 1 LANPEPTHAT \ / ... IS ONLY FOUR YEARS OLD, 30 "TheUdy doth u 24-Hour Answering Service to learn medical terminology ^TT:wVu1. POSITION WITH BRODIE A HAS ONLY 30 THOOSANP MILES ----- too much, day 7:30-4. 643-7968. Pointing—Paparing 21 Schools ond CIcksos 33 Holp Wonlod tor weekend work in toe X- A/IOTORS, PAP—ISN'T th a t) ON IT, GOOP TIRES, ANPTHE , methinkt" 9-11 38 Druf from ray Dept, of Manchester Me­ BOOKKEEPERS 0 1H 7 fcy NIA, I t . TR GREAT." I'MONTHE STAFF/ BODY'S IN GREAT SHAPE-'CON- Free to Herald Readers ATTICS and cellars cleaned, F o m o lo 3 5 AS A NEW CAR SALES^ , / ORATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW caisla trash hauled to the dump, NAME YOUR own price—paint­ morial Hospital. Accuracy 39 Interest (ab.) s r " ing, paperhanging, removal, more important toan speed. CLERK TYPISTS BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS MAN, /ANP—UH— WELL, j JOB, AND WHEN THE TIME 40 Be able Want Infonnatton on one of onr clasaUlod advertlscmentaf light trucking, reasonable. 648- CLERK — general office work, DAVY JONES now; THAT OLD CRATE J COMES THAT I NEED A ceilings. Guaranteed work, free HEAVY EQUIPMENT 40 hour week, some typing ex­ Hours approximately 10 a.m. STOCK CLERKS 41 “Good night, _L No anawer at the tel^hone Ustedr Simply call the 5 8 ^ r HE S-5LAPPED liF THE GORILLA ^ OF YOURS... y NEW CAR I'LL CER- • sweet---- > estimates. Interior, exterior. - 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sun­ I'D LIKE I'VE WARNED VOU TAINLYSEE YOU 41 W perience helpful. Apply Gaer Excellent opportunity with VOU TWO ARE TO SEE ABOUT USING A SUN, MONK'S FACE...'\GOT OFF EASY, FIRST.' 44 Nut ATTICS, cellars cleaned, rub­ Clean, accurate, prompt serv­ OPERATORS NEEDED Brothers, 140 Rye St., South day. Call Mrs. Strekel, 643-0463 local RCA distributor. Ideal MAKIN' ME LOOK Y O U R MONK. MV APOLOGIES, AND TH A T HOOD- \ LA U R IE... IT 48 Harsher bish removed from backyard ice. Call 647-9664. tor Interview. BAD... NOW QUIT BOSS.' FOLKS.., PLEASE FOR­ LUM TOOK IT, DAW,) COULD'VE BEEN 50 Hr. ben Adhem EDWARDS Windsor. working conditions, good I GET THIS IN C IP E N T.^- W ITHOUT SAYING / A KISS-OF DEATH. 51 Ceramic piece and lawns maintained. Reason­ STALLIN' AH' GET IN­ 51 yjt ss JOSEPH P. Lewis custom Earn while you learn. Earn starting salary, 6 day week, TO THE c asin o a n A W ORD.' 7 52 Whale ANSWERING SERVlOE able,. 649-1868. WOMEN for part-time work in (comb, form) painting, interior and exterior to $300 weekly as a pro­ housekeeping department. 649- vacation, excellent benefits. START GAMBLIN 53 Flower s r 55 55 fessional HEAVY EQUIP­ Clerical Help Wanted 54 Lop (Scot.) 1| TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, paper.-anglng, Wallpaper re­ 4619. 55 Abstract being MIMI500 875-2519 budbUng 'lota cleared, trees tcq>- moved. Wallpaper books on re­ MENT OPERATOR. For RADIO & a p p l ia n c e the first time in the USA, FEMALE HELP wanted —• dry With progressive company, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. pcd. Got a tree problem? WCU quest. Fully insured. Free es­ DISTRIBUTORS, INC. and leave your nieasage. Yoall hear from onr advertlocr worth phone call, 742-8262. timates. Call 649-9668. Allstate > Training Center ' cleaning counter clerk, full­ still gfrowlng and expanding. in Jig time without spending all evening at the f»i«yhone. offers qualified men 21 and time, steady work. Apply at Blue Cross, CMS, pension 96 LEGGETT ST. RUSS’ Mower Service — lawn EXTERIOR AND interior pslht- over toe opportunity to One Hour Martlnlzing, 777 Main and many more fringe bene­ EAST HARTFORD mowers sharpened and repair­ ing. Wallpaper books, paper TRAIN LOCALLY In St. fits. Typing and shorthand 528-6581 AutomebllM For Solo 4 ed, engine time-up, free pick­ hanging. Ceilings. Floors. E\il- ^PARE TIME on all makes required. Otherwise no ex­ up and delivery In Manchester. ly insured, workmanship guar­ of equipment, bulldozer, SECRETARY — Receptionist perience necessary. An Equal Opportunity BT DICK TURNER HERALD 1962 GRANTURISMO Hawk, wanted tor doctor’s office in Employer CARNIVAL classic Studebaker, equipped 742-7607. anteed. Lm Pelletier, 649-6826. s e ra p h , backhoes, etc. If no answer 648-9048. Accredited ^ projfram. Job Manchester. Monday, Tuesday, with every ^on. 4-^ed la w N MOWING service, light Wednesday, Thursday, 9-4, BOX LETTERS transmliislon. twin- traction, trucking, odd jobs. Call 649- placement u)ran completion. COLONIAL BOARD CO. NURSING HOME aide, 3-7 p.m. WAYOUT BY KEN BIUSE INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ Budget plan. 622-4589 any­ Saturday 9-12. Write Box G or 7-11 p.m. and 3-11 p.m. CaU tochometer. Blaupunkt radio, b470 anytime. cial rates for people over 66. Manchester Herald. Personnel Office, 616 Parker St. For Your individual heaters etc. This car - ______time. V 649-4619. ----- J IT W AS Call my competitors then call InfonnatioD is in mint condition with only me. Estimates given. 649-7663, ioOKKEEPER BUllng. SUPPOSED ‘i-ii 88,190 original mUes. Call 649- Bookkeeper and billing clerk GOOD TRY 876-8401. CATALOG FREE. I'll send you Holp W anted—M olt 36 TO B E A THE HERALD will not 8689. Household Sorvkos for East Hartford branch of­ S E L F - 624-page' Popular Club catalog. disclose the identity of Offorod 13-A PAINTING, Interior, exterior, fice of national concern. 9 a.m. Let your friends' shop-from it. PART-TIME janitor wanted, 2- CLEANING any advertiser using box STUDEBAKER—1932, 4-door se­ tree estimates. Contact Gerald • 6 p.m:, 36 hour week. Ex­ 6 p.m. Call General Cleaning REWEAVINO OP bums, moth Only Then you pick $60 and more OVEN / SHORT RIBS BT FRANK O’NEAL letters. Readers answer­ dan, good condition, register­ A. Stratton, 643-8748, 643-4887. cellent starting salary, paid Service, 649-6334. ing blind box ads who ed, $845. Call 872-0029. | holes, zippers repaired. Win­ in free Itejns. Alice Williams, vacatloh . and other benefits. Popular Club Plan, I)opart- desire to protect their dow shades made to measure, PAINTING—interior and exte­ Tractor School Work in dii;^-condltioned office MAN FOQ tire service work, identity can follow this 1961 FORD, engine and body, aim stnes Venetian bUnds. Keys rior, very reasonable, free es­ ment S623, Lynbrook, New good pay, all benefits, must WHAT POES excellent condition, new tires, with small congenial group. York. HE WANT ? procedure: made while you wait. Tape re­ timates. Call Richard Martin, Call 628-6676. be steady worker, experience 1600. CaU after 6, 649-8414. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 649-9286. Jn Hartforid helpful' blit not essentlcU. Ap­ Encloee your r t ^ l y to the box in an envelope — 1960 RAMBLER American, Main St. 640-6221. Earn up to $260. per week. WANTED — waitresses full and ply Nlchols-Manohester Tire addremedBd to tlie Classl- automatic, fair condition, new Full or part-time students part-time nights, excellent tips, Inc., 296 Broad St., Manches­ fled Manager, Mancheeter tires. Call 640-8844. Floor Finishing 24 welcomed during toe sum­ uniforms ftiraiBhed. Apply 11 ENGINEERING ter. ,_a.m. - ’f:S0 p.m. Wednesday Evening Herald, together Building— FLOOR SANDING and refiniah- mer and fall months. School trtth a memo listing the licensed by State of Conn., through Saturday at Interna- ■ ASSISTANTS/ WANTED — young man tor Controefing 14 Ing (specializing in older pick-up and delivery and fil­ companies you do NOT Dept, ot Motor Vehicles. ' tional House of Pancakes, 363 AIDES BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. floors), cleaning, waxing Guaranteed placement as­ Broad . St., Manchester. An ing. Must have good driving Your letter will be da- HOLMES And BURNS CARPENTRY — concrete steps, floors. Painting. Paperhanging. record and references requir­ w onper ful; it aaav floors, hatchways, remodeling, sistance upon g^raduation. equal opportunity employer. I'M MAKlHG My WIFE ANP PO YOU REAAEMBER Btroyed if the advertiser AUTO SALES No job too small. John Ver- Don't delay, call American We have a number of re­ ed. Contact Stan Ozlmek, Mor- A SLINGSHOT. SAHANI. HOW MISSY LOVED A MAKE HER RECALL THE Is one you’ve mentioned. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ falUe, 649-6760. ONE WE HAP BEFORE. Tractor Trailer. sponsible and stimulating iarty Brothers, 801 Center St., IT'S IMPORTANT TO HAVE PET c h im p a n z e e ? If not it wlU be handled ings, attics finished, rec rooms, RN OR LPN, 8-7 p.m. or 7-11 Manchester. THINGS OUST AS THEY in the usual manner. NO MONEY DOWN formica, ceramic. Other relat­ p.m. CaU 649-4519. opportunities open tor wom­ ed work. No job too small. Dan 289-6547 Anytime WERE b e f o r e . \T Weekly Bonds— Stocks en who can be trained as MALE PRODUCTION workers, HE'S LOOKING FOR A SEND HIM INJ •Moran, Builder. Evenings 649- YOUNG woman —salesclerk, engineering assistants or openings bn first shift. Starting SEND HIM IN: ’62 Chrysler Convt. fully 8880. Mortgages 27 T W ianN O NEXT count (Jo., 6701 N. ^road St., condition, good tires, radio. Co., 628-3937. Paid training. 649-0941 before 10 a.m. Philadelphia, Pa. , TH5AI2Me>OFNOe>y LITTLE ©ICLO WHO c s o e e r n o N . CaU 649-5917. Prime location. INTERNATIONAL BABYSITTER needed —^ AefcC AAE COFlEYOLieOTONe, AND eTOMP/N© HOUSE OF PANCAKES Bowers School area, Brpokfield ON THBU Fieer a n d f u l l in g THGiiZ HAIR... 1969 TR3 sports car, very good Roofing and (3aU or write St. tor 2 days a week, Call ■\\1 condition mechanically, new An Equal Opportunity 649-6474. Automobilus For Sol$ 4 paint job, wire wheels, asking Chimnoys 16-A SUN OIL CO. Employer 7 $396. CaU 643-1496. P.O. Box 71, East Hartford ROOFINO Specializing re­ SALESPERSONS — experienc­ 1965 OLDSMOBRE — 68,000 568-3400 ed women's wearing apparel. For Sale By Bel Air original inUes, best offer.' 649- 1964 MG 1100 ^ r t s sedan, low pairing roots of ^1 kinds, new , , , jwia.yy- SALAD GIRL wanted, evenings. 3,4 or 6 day week, good salary. 2497. mUeage, good condition. Call roofs, gutter work, chimneys Evenings OaU Jefl Keith, Apply Tweed's, 778 Main St. cleaned and r^Mired, 30 years' Apply Cavey's Restaurant, 45 .______I 649-6209. 647-9546 East <3enter St. , iwjT RAMBLER — standard experience. Free estimates: EXPERIENCED luncheon wait­ transmission, good running BY AL VERMEER OaU Howley 643-6361, 644- COUNTER GIRL wanted Mon­ ress. Manchester (tountry Club, PRISCILLA’S POP condition, good mileage. Call T r a i l o r ^ 8333. Money to Loon 29 day through Friday, 6 a.m.- 6 days a week. Inquire Man­ 649-4040 after 6:30. THUS SCIENTIST, ME S A Y S ‘ ^ jw y wow DO YOU p ia^ Mobllo Hbm^ 6 ^ ROOFING—Repair of roofs. The 11 a.m. Apply Bess Eaton Do­ chester Country Club, 305 CLAIMS LIFE THE MOON iS 1 if lp B B L A B O U T THAT, CMJKU nuts, 160 Center St. . South Main St. f / m t ^ PRISCiLLAT 1962 Volkswagen, rebuilt motor, t o a iLER - 1969 Van Dyke, best in gutters and conductors. O N M A R S IS AN EMPTYr^ VENUS A \ _ £ W ' Repair of chimneys, too. CaU NO TIGHT MONEY IMPOSSIBLE.' DESERT. r l d e s o l a t e very clean, 90 Bigelow St. or 2-bedroom, 8x36’,. storms and B A L L O F call 643-0031. screens, exceUent condition. Ctoughlln, 643-7707. HERE! VOLCANIC 289-5617. ASW.' CAPTAIN BY LESLIE TURNER 19M MUSTANG convertible, blue, wire wheels, console, au­ Up to , $3,600 quickly by I OKAINi I'M engaged t o X HEV! YOU MUST MMM..VDUR GAG TANK IMMEDIATE OPENINGS tomatic transmission, 6 cylind­ Stofogo 10 Hoeding and Plumbing 17 mail. Homeowners only. PRIKiCe Z0LHAU&!) BE CAMEUA VAN HAS SPRUNG A LEAKl Write for fast action. Mr. HE SAID T O - yHORNl I'VE BEEN I'LL have IT FIXED IN A er. CaU 6^-5667. COMPLETE PLtnflBING and Rose, Oxford (tonsumer Dis­ MEN WANTED AS FUEL OIL ROUTEMEN EXPECTING VOU I JIFFY.I,NO CHARGE heating . InstaUation, repairs HOW If ZOLLV5 NSBID O i^T Your credtt tunh. count C o., 6701 N. Broad St., Dtsirable Working Conditions — Pormanont and remodelinjg. Service calls m ed down? Short on down pay­ Philadelphia, Pa. .W LV,.. GARAGE for rent, 411 Main St. given Immediate attention./ Apply In Parson Only O/.o- ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ CaU 649-2636 or 648-6126. sion? D on’t despair! See Hon­ CaU MAM Plumbing Heat­ est Douglas. In ju re about low­ ing. 649-2871. We are proud to offer tor immediate sale thin large, est down, smallest payments Mofoicyelos— Musical—Dramatic 30 BANTLT OIL CO^ IIHL deluxe, custom-crafted, two-bednoom makh. Just loOk at anywhere. No small loaji or fi­ Bicyclos 11 PRIVA'TE iNSTRUCJTibN, pi­ these room sizes: Kitchen, 10X15; dlniing room, 11x14: nance company plan. Douglas MiHliwry. ano, by London certified teach- 331 MAIN STREET ' bedroom, 12x14, and second bedroom, 11x14;' Nivtng room, BT BOB LUBBERS 'ICotoni, SSS XCSln. YAMAHA— NBW dealership. ROBIN MALONE Sales and service at Seymour Drassmoking 19 er( ,l|ty home. 643-2310. 14x24, with fireplace. The house la atnonaly buRt on btenl LITTLE 0HAKUL- 0NE6TEP AND BEFORE IT I960 FORD s t a t io n wago^ Auto, 681 Main S t, Manehes- EXPERT - alterations on aU beama and has plaatered ‘waUs and a iUTVa ceramlc-tUcM OJT CF THE OIL-LAMP BPA, CAN STAMP ON ITS 4-door, automatic, V8, excel­ ter. clothes, zippers repaired, etc. bath. THANKS To weSTERN'ELBOW OWN.iTHEMUSCLE- lent mechanical condition, Reasonable prices, 043-0741. BREASB THATANSWEReP aien m o v e im To Very clean, $160. 649-1921. 1967 HONDA — 160 conversion ^I^SrirNiA. i«: T.M'. a.,: v t. >.i oti kit scrambler, almOst new. WANTED This Immaculate home is in the always popular Soulth ITS CALL FORAIP ■ TOPPLE IT INTt? DRESSMAKING — women and TEUER TRAINEES > End on a iatge 100x160 lot with trees, flowers and garden. THEIR CORt^BR / 1961 CHRYSLER convertible, CaU, 648-9907. , , children, by former New York dean, Late Model •' (OVES *1) LITTLE SPORTS automatic, power steering and AM city utilities are furnished. ^ 1066 NORTON ATLAS, 760 cc, City dress designer. CaU 6 ^ OPPORTUNITY WITH PUBLIC CONTACT brakes^ radio and heater, ex­ 8846. We suggest you call early for an appotnUnent. ceUent'condition, $676. 649-4269. exceUent condition, speed ac­ U SED C A R S ATTRACTIVB SALARY AND BENEFITS cessories by Paul DunstaU. 'Top Prioes Piaid APPLY TO syy ' 1968 CipiVY n sport 'coiq>e, Call (M9-9443 or 649-7302. Moving— Trucking^ .For All Makes! standard, - good . condition, HAR1T0R0 NATIONAL BANK redsonablq price. OaU 64D-4102 Stbrog# 20 CARTER CHEVROLE1I Bel Air F^eal Csfafe Co. .... Businoss Strvieas . ■ ' __ ’ after 6 "p!ifl. MANCHESTER DeUvery4-11gbt CO ., INC. AND TRUST OOMPANY VINCENT A. BOOOINL Realtor 64D-Di|NIS Offtrad 13 RmST MANCHESTER OFEIOE /.a.. I laia >966 FORD'Mustang - 6 cylln- • truekinf and package deUvexy. i I rIS RefHceraton, washers and 1229 Main St. 696 MAIN ST„ MANCHBSTl!gB, OONIir: ^ HABOU) B. BBArnHWARB. Assoeiste der, automatic, exceUent con­ ATTICS,( CELLARS and yards Equal Opportunity Employe|r WmM Phone 649-5238 l« 7 I , NIA. i . r 'aevlerV. dition. Call 875-1672 after 7:80 cleaned, trash baifled to dump. stove, moving specialty. Fold­ • p.m. , Reasonable. CaU 648-6819. • ing chairs for rent 649-0782.

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■iy- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MOTOAY, SEPTEMBER il, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THRSB FAQB TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1967 Furnblied __ Homes For Sato 7 2 ______H o w m ______F or.iW * Heem Fer Sql* 72 Houses For Sal* Suburban For Sal* 7S Suburban Fer Sfrie 75 State Hat Two Qu'ii« e n s Help Wanfd— Mato 36 Dogs— Blrd»--PMt 41 HouMhoM LoH For Sol* Youngstown Police Reject MISSION, Kan.[1. (AP) — The M A N o m s i m ----busy acne m a n c h e s t t o MANCHE8TBSR—vicinity. W1U state of Kansas has, two reign­ PLUMBERS helper, full or part- ADORABLE KITTENS, looking APARTMENT aise gaa range Apartments 63-A n, ~ ^ MANCHESTER — 7 room exe­ tamUy zoned VERNON — transferred owner ANDOVER — overlooking lake large lot. good location, 14 Ranch. bund 6 room Ranch on large 4 room home exceUent condi­ ing queens—Miss America time, experience .helpful, but for good home, part angora, and refrigerator. Also combi- xHREE ROOM apartment, fum- cutive Ranch, flowering peren- lots, 100x160 each, water, sew­ must sell his 3 year old 0 room room 2-famUy, 5 ganSea. $80,- car garage, |17,W. 0 ^ owner lot for $15,900, or Raised nlala, schruba and trees , make tion, treed lot, artesian well, City^s Offer jpf Pay Hike Mrs. America. CLASSIFIED not necessary. Call 640-2926. housebroken. Call 649-6567. natlon refrigerator and frees- private bath and en- er and gas, finished lots, $6,- Garrison Colonial. Beamed cell­ Ranch, $17,000. Also wlU buUd CaU now, only $10,600. Hayes ’The newest one, Debra Dene er. 2-618 snow caps with trance, utilittes. no pets, 226 000. PhUbrick Agency, Real- after 6 p.m., Q4» h« p-______up the elegantly landscaped 600. each. Call John BisaeU, ing, 2 fireplaces, 2% baths, oh your lot. lOtten Agency, Agency, 646-0131. ' YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) — Pleas Judge Sidney Rlgelhaupt Bamga of Moran, Kan., was CARPENTER WANTED — ex­ wheels. CaU 646-0278. Charter Oak, 648-8868. ______tors, 649-S847.______m a RCHES’TBR — I d e ^ retire- yard, atone waUs, private Es­ Carriage Realty, 648-7783, 872- family room 12x20. Ultra mod­ Realtors, S4S-00S0. ' ther Williams swimniing pool Youngstown police and firemen granted the city a temporary In- ghoggn Miss America Saturday perienced only, mqsQy fram­ Live Stock DUTCH OOIXINIAL — 4 bed- menl home. Small Cape with 3308 after 7. em kitchen. Immediate occu­ t h r e e p i e c e red maple twin cX>VENTRT — furnished, 4 and patio are a few of the voted 298-69 Sunday night to re- junction Saturday, ordering the at the pageant in Atlantic ADVERTISING ing. 742-8064. rooms, one fuU bath, 2 half unfinished upstairs, high s ^ - WOODRRIDGE St. — comer pancy. Pasek, Realtors, HORSES Boarded —in Elling­ bedroom, complete; 8 piece mom apartment and garage, many quality custom features BUSH HILL RD. — buUding 289-7475. Want*d~NTAL Caiy. — the Town o f Vem oo Ordtoance fireplace, 100x174 treed loti Im­ yesterday’s prices. 643-1121 Excellent Wages • Two Weeks "Vacation With Pay 0111. STOCK CLERKS 5624 VERNON — now renting brand SIX ROOM COIXJNIAD cape me xwd SOUTH WINDOR — 6 room row may be too late because strikes by public employes ille­ PART-TIME CLERKS tric shampooer, $1. The Sher­ mediate occupancy $15,700 gal. Dismissal Is the penalty for ______new building for warehouse, on very nicely landsca^d No._18 ^ l i t level exceUent location, this home is priced reasonably. • SHORT ORDER cob^s —full or Excellent opportunity with win-Williams Co. treed lot, attached garage, full of One MUUot Seven H u »^ Wolverton Agency. Realtors, $25,600 Fully air-conditioned, 7 walking off their jobs. a Hospitalization Retirement Income Plan • Life part-time, days and , nights. local RCA distributor. Ideal UPRIGHT piano, completely re­ manufacturing or smaU busi­ M or schools, shopping, garage, For inspection call John Bls- Men there is an opportunity basement, 3 bedrooms, dining and Fifty 649-2813. room Colonial with 2 seU, Carriage Realty, 648-7783, The mayor also was asking Apply in person only, Howard working conditions, good PROCESSED gravel, 6,000 conditioned. ExceUent condi­ ness, 1,000-8,000 square feet nice iOL-fwlmmlng pool. Hayes SELLING your home? For Insurance • Sick Leave • 37V2 Hour W eek. to add to your present in­ yards at our screening plant tion. Must sell. CaU 640-2664. available, minutes from park­ room, large living room, sun- 000) DoHars for baths, fireplace, bullt- Agency, 646<(I1S1. 872-3308 after 7 p.m. prompt courteous service the state to provide National Johnson Restaurant, lo i' Tol­ starting salary, 5 day week, deck off of Wtohen. m the Port- furnishing ^ fP DUPLEX .— 6-7, conveniently ins, first floor family Guardsmen to take over safety come. Pleasant easy work, or delivered. George H. Grlf- way, Call 872-0528 days. 876- located in desirable St. James that gets results call Louis land Tpke. Manchester. vacation, excellent benefits. er School area. CaU 643-6308. ElemcnteTY SchooJ the te- room and garage. Need WEST HAR’TFOKD — Comfort- functions In the city. Apply In Person At The rapidly growing retail food fing Inc., Andover, 742-7886. 6740 evenings. pariah. 2-car garage, nice lot, VERNON — 35 Sunny View Dr. Dlmock Realty, 649-9823. ______— Buance o f BoiMis to defray we say more! able, cosy 6 room CoiQnial, 3 6 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 ’The police and firemen also chain, has openings for ELECTRICIAN, full- time, Antiques near bus line. Leonard Agen­ days, evenings or week­ RADIO & APPLIANCE DARK RICH, stone free loam. MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ MANCHESTER — just listed, ^ said school. ’The desig- bedrooms, shower bath, living full ceramic tiled baths, 2-car WANTED — 3 bedroom house face possible contempt of court iHaurl^Pfitpr iEupmng i|pralb steady employment, insurance WANTED TO BUY—antiques, Call 2-famlly, 6-6, central location, j^ation on the balUot label will cy, 646-0469. ends. Apply in person, be­ istributors inc 816. Gravel, fill, stone, sand 832 Main St., central. $29,900 10 room, 2 family less room 'With fireplace, dinli ^rage, 2 fireplaces, one In under. $22,000 for cash buyer. action If they are not back to benefits, paid hoUdays and va­ D , . steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ near bus, shopping. Very gg follows; 13 BISSELL STREET fore 6 p.m. patio and pool sand and ma­ 622-3114. SCARBOROUGH Rd.-Oolonial than 2 years old, close to room, sunporch, kitchen, roe. room, picturesque view. Please call as soon as possi­ their jobs by today. cation. CaU between 8 a.m.-6 95. LEGGETT ST. er lamps, art glass, primitives, clean. Price, $19,900. CaU im- "ShaU the Town o f Vernon p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., nure. 848-0504. 7 rooms, large Uving room, for­ Main Street. Rooms are pantry, lavatory, large treed Ownetr-^sklng $34,500. CaU ble. Hutchins Agency, Realtors Mahoning County Common EaW HARTFORD any quanity. 644-8062. mediately, H. M. Frechette a^yprove an appropriation of mal dining room, sunroom, 3 large, condition is brand yard, garage. Owner 623-0422. 875-2925. , 649-5324. South \nndsor, 644-0109. FANON PA system, 2 columns ~ ------;;-----—---- rr-T — v ------STORE — 460------Main— St. ------across Realty, 647-9993.' Qne MHUon Seven Hundred and 1128-6581 bedrooma, 1% baths, 2-car t » r - new. Sound interesting? CUMBERLAND FARMS with 4-8” speakers in each. CLOCKS Bougm, sold, trad- from BYiendly. 643-2426, 9-6 „ Flflty Thousand ($1,750,000.00) BOLTON — quiet, friendly CARPENTERS Wanted, full­ age. Marion E. Robertson, STORE An Equal bpportunity Call 643-7689. ed, expert repairing. Colonial MANCHES’TER — 6 neighborhood. ’This 7 room time, top wages. CaU R. E. Doditars for the construction, Realtor, 648-0968. Employer Clock Shop, 382 M^ln St., rear. Ranch, full basement, furnishing aiid equipping an $36,900 If neighborho^, priya^^,^ Ranch, has large family room, 449 Hartford Rd., Manchester Miller, 742-7823 or 649-1421, KEEP YOUR carpets beautiful Old clocks only. 647-1858. Houses For Rent 65 place, formal dining .wm, gcuodi on Town treed lot, and qualtiy • flraplace, 1% baths, land- after 6 :30. despite constant footsteps of a MANCHES’TER -just off East construction are your LARGE 4 BOOM Ranch, knot­ attached owned 1^ on Center Road, scaped wooded lot. Louis CORPORATION busy famUy. Get Blue Lustre. Center St. Older 9 room Colon­ “ cup of tea'*’ please have CABINET MAKER wanted, ex­ ty pine waUs, large parking °Prir“ed to aeu*^322^^ Vomon, Oonneciticut, as recom- Dlmock Realty, 649-9823. Help Wanted-^x^ Rent electric shampooer $1. Wanted— Jo Buy 58 ial, top condition. New fur­ a look at our newly^Ust- Home Improvement Division RELIABLE MAN to work from perienced only. ExceUent op­ area, working adults. 643-6389 S t o J ' ^ preltolmry naces, siding, etc. Six bedroom portunity. Displaycraft Inc., Male or Female Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup- h OUSEHOUI lots — Antiques, Warren E. Howland, . plans entitled "Ppopoeed, Ver­ ed 7 room Split Level. SOITTH WINDSOR —Ranch, 7 8-8, at Pantaleo’s Used Auto after 4. poaoibiUty. ybia t be sold. rooms, fireplace, 1% baths, Manchester, 648-9667. bric-a-brac. 643-1108. non Center Elementary S^ool Ol'MCK.'^ — Sll()\VKOOMS Parts, Horace St., Manchester. CLEAN UP man or woman, 6 Hayes Agency, 646^0181. famUy room, one car garage, Apply in person, speak to EmU. nights a week. Apply Cavey’s q^O CAR^garage door, over- glassware. We buy estates. Vll- COVENTRY — 6 room ^>^ch, j^(a n CHESTER — special this Center Road, Vernon Center, DIE MAKERS, experienced on SUBURBAN $18,900. PhUbrick Agency, Restaurant, 46 East Center St. h ^ d . plus hardware, 8’x l6’, $36 tose Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 September 16. CaU 1-633-2138 jjjgg older 7 room Vernon, Connecticut, dated Jan- DUPLEX — 6-6, new knotty 986 Burnside Ave., East Hartford all types of dies. Kurtz Broth- ______Realtors, 640-5847. RETIRED MEN wanted part- Lake S t, Bdlton, 649-3247. after 6 p.m. home, city utiUtles, near uary 12, 1967, prepared by pine cabinets built-in range, $16,900 VERNON — 3 bedroom X-PLUS ers, 347 Keeney St. rear. 643- p a r t -TIME HELP wanted, ap- time, 4 or 5 hour shifts for schools, bus and shopping. Arnold Lawrence Architect, dishwasher, carpeting, new Ranch on a beautiful VERllON — custom 4 bedroom morning or afternoon. Many 9576. proxlmately 11-2 weekdays, FREE Wh E^ILS — buy new WE BUY AND seU wUque and c..u.._u— A A CoU fast on this one, $14,600. Manchester, Conneotlcut, and used furniture, china, glass, baths, new furnaces, 2-car ga­ landscaped lot. Owner Colonial, 3 tiled baths, family fringe benefits. Apply General SundayflitnHov evening^vs^niner hmirflhours nosflible.possible. snow an/inr tirestiroa ^'et new now wheelsurlioolft free.froo UBCd fUmitUTe, China, glass, dUDUiDan F o r KeUT OO Mitten Agency, R'altors. 643- an issue o f bonds o f the Town sUver, picture frames, old rage. Hutchins Agency, Real­ transferred and price is room, double garage, lots of Centerless Grinding, 230 Bum- Apply Pizza King, 423 Main Permeinent anti-freeze, full 6930. of Vernon In the amount c f One coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, VERNON— One 5 room apart­ tors, 549-5324. so reflected for an im­ trees, low 30’s. Hayes Agency, ham St., South Windsor. St. strength, $1.19 gallon. Cole’s ment in attractive residential Million Seven Hundred and mediate sale. 646-0131. MILL WORKER ------—:------~r Discount Station. 643,-6332. watches, old Jewelry, hobby area, stove and refrigerator. M A N C I ^ T E ^ B e M t ^ new Thousand ($1,760,000.00) MEN, WOMEN, students—p a r t - ______- ______’TWO FAMILY in excellent THE X-MEN ARE HERE coUectlons, paintings, attic con­ ’TOLLAND — minutes from Permanent job openings In Adults only, 646-0311. Raised Ranches and ^lomals. ito defray the foregoing condition, 4-4. Beautiful piece $18,900 SOU*rH WINDSOR—Va­ time, FuUer Brush-sales, 16 THE AMAZING Blue Lustre tents or whole estates. EVimi- Large lots wlta scenic 'dew, appropriation?’’ UConn, nearly new 6% room I A SEALTEST woodworking mlU. No expe­ for investment or owner cant 3 bedroom custom hours, $40. guarantee. Open- will leave your upholstery ture Repair Service, 643-7449. ROCKVILLE — 3% room quality buUt, sound value. For 2. To approve or disapprove Ranch with garage, 3 bed­ rience necessary. Top Wages dwelUng. Separate heating built UftR Ranch. Very SUCCESS STORY ings available for managers. beautlfuUy soft and clean. Rent apartment, heat, hot water, full information caU Mitten Town o f Vernon Ordinance rooms, famUy size Mtchen, WITH paid to men who want to antique furniture: system, driveways and yards, seldom have we had a Call 644-0202, 644-2269. electric shampooer, $1. Olcott WANTED stove, refrigerator. Nice yard,' Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. jg appropriating the sum professlonaliy finished rec work. desks, tables, chest of draw- ...... t, . . - $19,900. Wolverton Agency, Ranch this size for the room, immaculate, $21,200. Three years ago Dick B. SCHOOL BUS operators for Store.______Realtors, 649-2813. price. Hurry! ! ers, cupboards and stands. Call cLl 876-wS HENRY ST.-Colonlal 7 rooiSi. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, was a route salesman for a APPLY In Person 1967-1968 school year. H ourly ------643-8709. 1% baths, extra large living sand ($280,000.M) D o ^ tor 649-2818. smaU local company with rate $2.43. Silver Lane Bus B o a tS a n d ACCeSSOrtoS and dining roim , sun room, 8 constrootlon, ^d MANCHESTER — Gracious 6- X-TRA COST 46 ROCKVILLE — new 4 room $22,900 VERNON — Aluminum AT NO limited benefits or oppor­ REA LUMBER CO. room Oolcmlal on treed over­ X-TRA VALUE Line, Inc., 49 Bralnard Place. apartment, brick buUding, bedrooms, garage, $26,600. ^ VERNON — 7 room Ranch near tunity for advancement. To­ Sullivan Ave., South Windsor 14’ 1966 RUNABOUT with 40 Rooms W Itlioiit Boorcl 59 sized lot, central established sided, 2 year old Ranch built-in oven and range, refrig­ PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, With breezeway and ga­ parkway and schools, 3 bed­ day Dick is getting settled 289-9379 A10.KIU7 Vernon- iSchooil System and the preferred neighborhood, mid erator, ceramic bath, base­ rage. 1% baths, carpet­ rooms, famUy room, fireplace^ into his new job as home Sier^^^'tonStiom '^^S THE THOMPSON House ^ t - iissuance o f Bonds to defray the 20'a. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- tage St. centraUy located, large ment laundry and storage area, ------—— waU to waU, storms, garage, service supervisor with PROOFREADERS cost o f said building. ’The desig­ 9332. ing, bullt-ins and fire­ 643-7689. pleasantly furnished rooms, convenient to eyerythlng. No j^j^cH E ST E R place. 3 zone heat, dishwasher, buUt- MR. ”X” SAYS: SEIALTEST. Dick is happy nation on the ballot label will HAVE A SALE” s parking. CaU 649-2368 for over­ chUdren or pets. CaU 876-0134 ins. Large rec room and bar in “LET'S with his progress over the CARPENTERS — experienced be as follows: BENTON Street. . . Two fam­ Expanding company located basement, asking $21,900. past 3 years with SEIAL- Reeded. Beginners welcomed. night and permanent guest after 4 p.m. RAISED RANCH "Shall the Town of Vernon Uy home of eight rooms. ’Three $23,900 VERNON — Brick face, in central Connecticut has Diamonds— ^Watches— Meyer Agency, 648-0609. TE8T and feels secure Steady year afound work. Good rates. large rooms on first floor plus long, expansive Ranch need for proofreaders with Jewelry 48 Eight big rooms, 2% baths, ^ approve a«i appropriatitani of knowing that he and his wages. CaU 643-2282 after tile bath. . . five rooms and with 2 baths, built-in experience in any one or all LARGE NEWLY decorated fur­ Wonted To Rent 68 double garage. A meticulous ’Two Hundred Eighty ’Thousand ENJOY COUNTRY Uving at its famUy are weU covered in 6 p.m. ' WA’TCH AND Jewelry repair­ both on second. Two car gar­ oven and range, dish­ of the below listed areas. nished room, private entrance, home, beautifuUy decorated, ($280,000.00) Dollars tor . the best In this 5-room Ranch, pan­ case of emergency through ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 parking. CaU 649-7702. MIDDL^GED couple and Includinig wtdi to~wall_ car- oomstruetton, furnishing and age. Large lot. Close to high washer, disposal and ga­ eled kitchen and dining, one 20% OFF ON ANY HOME IMPROVEMENT WORK the benefit plan maintained TRAIN E ES " on your old watch in trade. mother want 6 or 6 rooms, peting, 2 fireplaces and'AU - equipping a Central School Ad- school. AsUnr $20,900. T.J. rage. Oh yes! As a acre of land. Huxry at $13,000. by SEALTEST. ElxceUent opportunity for Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, COMFORTABLE room for em- first floor in town or outskirts. built-in appUances. Desir­~ ‘ mlniletration BuUding for the Crockett, Realtor, 048-1577. bonus, a beautifully Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- E community coUege students ADVERTISING 737 Main St., State Theatre ployed older gentleman, park­ CaU after 6 p.m., 643-6082. able Porter St. area. Off­ . Vernon School System on Town treed lot. 4585. If you’d Uke the same op­ to learn set-up and opera­ ing, 272 Main. owned land on West Road, Ver­ MANCHESTER — Lakewood OUR SHOWROOMS WILL RE OPEN ALL THIS WEEK — 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. BuUding. COUPLE desires 4 or 5 r<^ms, ered at $38,000. portunity as Dick, apply for tion of plastic injection ma­ BOOKWORK non, Oonnecticut, as recom­ Circle, 5 room Cape, located COVENTRY LAKE — beautiful interview. preferably single unit, ^oUld chines. Openings on either mended In the preUmlnary in an exceUent area, extensive custom built Split Level, year ROOM TO rent for gentlemen, consider apartment on first L. C. GREENOUGH CO. W first, second or third shifts. TECHNICAL MANUALS Florists— Nurseries 49 plans -entitled “ Propoeed Cen­ view, needs rome repair. A ’round home, aluminum elding, 119 Cooper Hill St., 649-0595. floor or duplex. CaU 647-9783 SEALTEST POODS Good starting rate° for stu­ 647-9921 tral Administration Building, good investment. Don’t be The BARROWS and WALLACE magnificent view of the lake. after 6. Co. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, 113 Summit St., Manchester dents interested in “ earning Hemlock trees, A N T R A L clean iw>m Vdth West Road, Vernon, Oonnectl- disappointed. CaU Now. War­ Benefits include fuU medical CANADIAN ren E. Howland, Realtor, 643- 649-5847. CUSTOM KITCHENS 643-7697 while learning.’ ’ separate entrance for gentle­ TEACHER with family desires THREE FAMILY — 3-4-6, cut, dat* July 13, 1967, prepar- Manchester Parkade ALUMINUM SIDING coverage, paid holidays and dig your own. Call 644-1864. 1108. vacation., Please write Her­ man, seperate kitchen and 6-6 room apartment, October bright and clean, centrally lo- ed by A.Tnold La-wrence, Arch!' Manchester 649-5306 ANDOVER — near Bolton, Im­ Interviews DaUy 9:30-4 P.M. APPLY cated, garage, excellent in- -tect, Mianchester, Oonnectieut, P bathroom use, parking. 649-4260 1. References If required. CaU IONA MFG. CO. ald, Box J. BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room maculate 6 room Ranch, pan­ Elvenings by Appointment 528-3905. vestment or home. Hutchins and an issue o f bonds o f the eled breezeway, 2-car garage, REGENT ST., MANCHESTER Gerden— Farm - BEDROOM for rent, kitchen Cape, fireplace, famUy room. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. ’Town of Vernon In the amount tree shaded lot on quiet street An Equal, Opportunity An Equal Opportunity priidleges, woman preferred. ’This home hOs been complete­ Dairy Products 50 ------'— ------of ’Two Hundred Eighty ’Hiou- Only $17,900. Hayes Agency, Employer Employer CaU 644-8097. MANCHESTER — 6-6 duplex on sand ($280,000.00) DoUara to ly remodeled including a new Lots Fer Sa l* 73 PART-’TIME help, mornings. VEGETABLE Growers Outlet Business Property 646-0181. Apply in person. King’s Pet 130x166 lot, near schools, bus, defray the foregoing appropria- kitchen with dishwasher. Beau­ PART-’TIME clerks wanted, 9 — Fresh vegetables, retaU, For Sole 70 tiful home and garage set on MANCHESTER — Vernon St, X-PLUS SIDES AGAIN!! shopplng, 2-car garage. Bel tlary School, Route 30, Vernon, work' in production area. We Deminf; St., Wapplng. ferred room flat, first SMALL LUNCHEONE’TTE, g o ------—------Conn. dies, driU Jigs, etc. to blue­ through lunch. Apply In per­ VERNON — 04’ custom built 6 will train you and g^iaran- floor, centraUy located, stove ,lng business. caU 876-9844, 6-9 CONCORD RD. — Beautiful Attest f SIDING print. Benefits, 65 hour week, son only. Howard Johnson room Ranch, garage, 1% baths, tee you a steady job. Union TOMATOES — pick your own and garage included, no chit p.m. » Ranch, large Uvlng room, for- Henry F. Butler, hoUdays and vacation pay, Restaurant, 194 ToUand ’Ppke. waU to wqU, fireplace, storms, wages and many fringe bring your own basket. $1 half dren. CaU 649-8733. ------— mal dining room, cabinet . ’Town Clerk medical and life insurance, Manchester. built-liis, > disposal, natural First Siding That Parries BEEN WAITING FOR A NEW KITCHEN? benefits. Opportunity to bushel. 114 Buckland Rd. Wap- kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea- Dated_ at Vernon, „ Oonnecti- _ _ ExceUent opportunity and ptng.______NEW 3 room apartment, ex- Land For Sale 71 trim, formal dining room. Low' learn; a skill and enjoy job tlon room, landscaped y ^ . cu^“ihls ^ d day of August. 20’s. Meyer Agency; 648-0609. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT AND GET wages for good men. CaU 289- security. Apply in person. Situations Wanted— watorytis^Tl PlSy^rS MANCHESTOR -^46 tadui^^ AL., 1967 A Guarantee Against Denting X-TRA FOR YOUR DOLLAR VALUE 6491. Dynamic Metal Products. Mechanic’s Uniform Serv­ BOL’TON ^ Raised Ranch 'on acres, only $3,600. per acre. ice, 161 Park Ave., East Female 38 Household Goods 51 et space, heat tuid hot water, LABORER for landscaping and Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, 742- 2. acires, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 1% With the cooperation of Amex Aluminum Co., one of-the X-PLUS OFFERS Hartford. all electric hCat, exceUent " baths, extra large kitchen, fire­ construction business, must WILL CARE for child In my SEWING MACHINE —Singer parking and rear yard. Central 8243. largest metal mfg. in the world we offer a 20% discount Huge Selection of have driver’s license and dump home. Vicinity Waddell School, automatic zig-zag Id ca’jinet. place. Asking $21,500. WUl offer to the first 5 calls we receive. , „ Complete Planning and location. Adults only. Available listen, to offers. H.M. Frechet­ D O IIIIS Styles and Finishes Vtruck driving experience. Over 643-9044. button holes, embroiders, hems “ Since 1907 By Reid Designing Service PRODUCE IMAN, full-time, good October 1. 649-9268. 20 years of age. CaU 649-0936, etc. Like new condition. Orig­ Houses For Sole 72 Of Conne” te Realty, 647-9993. -BONUS- working conditions. Apply Ver- ALTERATIONS a n d ironing It’s Been Hotpolnt Garbage Disposal ' 643-0150. inally over $300, balance now, WEy cj ru\vcjHAVE tuaiumcxocustomers waitingytcuuhb .xTAumnra'rWB __ nn th« bus AUCTION VERNON — 167 Merline Dr., non Circle Market, Manager, done at my" home. Reasonable. $58. Take over payments of .or a . r.„U. By Ordeij of The Connecticut Bank ft Trust Co., Extr. Estate open daUy for Inspection. As­ FREE GUHERS WITH EVERY SIDING JOB or Ductless Range Hopd with Every Custom Kitchen DRUG CLERK — over 21, even­ Vernon Circle, Vernon. Call 649-1916. $10. monthly. 622-0476. tote expansion space for 3 family. sumable . ihortgage. Large ings or weekends, good pay, exj- tate. B43-01Z9.______ingome. i of Helei^ Seymour Bornbam from Netherlands Apt, Hart­ perlenced preferred, drlver’ip FUEL OIL truck driver, top EXPERIENCED mother wUl ford — also from Stoi^ge. Fine Oriental Furnishings and oversized lot, 9 rooms, 4 large bedrooms, 2,250 square feet of license, must be reliable, w l- wages, all fringe benefits, care 19" ZENITH portable TV, |100 5^ ROOM apartment, second Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Decoration; Steinway ft Sons Grand Plano, Ebonlsed Case, ler Pharmacy. No phone caUs. must be experienced with fuel in her li.. Im­ neas to the mature figure. You'll John M. Melbourne, on . the applica-' hours. they are handmade and as tlon of Gaston Hebert. pendli« In DECIDE; ^ • 1 very desirable quiet | location. maculate throughout. One car WoPtiLy Adtitions Purchased by us from Reliable Sources enjoy the best of a popular MAN WANTED to work In lum­ GERMAN Shepheiti 8 months, BABY c a r r i e r and recliner, garage, nice lot with plenty of pretty as this one! A variation • the 14»h Olrcult Court, .notice of-thd NO MONEY DOWN .. ..LOW BANK TERMS 3. Monday, Tue^ay, Friday, training ■ chair and playpen, Adults onl4 Andover,; 742-8884. • fromlifilstate o f Byron V. Abbott, Nianttc, Oond.—OU Paint­ fashion with ■thU Hawaiian-^ of the popular Nine Patch that pendency of the notion'is oixlcrcd. beryard, must have driver’s free to good home. All shots trees. Only $18,000 — move fast ings, WilUam Horace LUtledekl "Woods H de’’ and others. OBDEB OF NOTICE 3 p.m.-6 p.m. Total 9 hours. and spayed. CaU 568-0624. bassinette, all excellent condi­ InspIrM inuu-muu. is fascinating to stitch. II appearing from the applk ion Uesnee. Davis' tc Bradford FOUR ROOM duplex, residen­ on this new listing. T.J. Crock­ Water Coiore by Harry Spiers (all beautifuUy framed). Other No. 8366 with Patt-0-«ama UIof theUIU 1/MSUaasas plaintiff. In««b thessiw aboveHea Lumber C o., 200 ToUand St., If you can fit in any of tion. CaU 643-6142. tial section, elderly couple pre­ ett, Kealtor, 643-1677. Sources—Oriental Ruga; Scatter, room *4ze. French Empire Pattern No. 5302 has pattern aoUon relumAbte. to the CIRCUiT BASSET HOUND puppies — Is. in sixes 36 to 52, hurt 38 to TOURT for the 14TO CIRCUIT in Bast Hartford. these three schedules apply ferred. CaU 640-7563, between style Music Cabinet (Ebonized, GoU ft Oimalu Dec.). 2 Em­ pieces; full directions. AKC, 7 weeks old, ctiamplon USED Hotpolnt refrigerator, $30 54. Size 38, 40 hurt; 3% yard* Hartford. Coonectlcut. that »aia de­ REFERENCES: X-FLUS COUP. in person Mechanic’s Uni­ 6-9 p.m. pire Cheats, Crotch Mahog. Butler’e Deric. Very Fine Repro­ To order, send 35c In^ coins fendant John M. Melbourne is an in­ lines, $75. Call 643-9107, good condition. Call 643-639? af­ duction Furniture:—Matu^. 30" Slant Lid Ox-Bow D ^ , of 45-inch. plus 15c each for first-class dividual; that hiM loat known CALL NOW 986 BURNSIDE AVE. MEN WANTED to flU custom- form Service,' 151 Park Ave., ter 6 p.m. dreaa was 16 Knighton Strwt. Manchester Chamber of Commerce EAST HARTFORD, CONN. LEGAL Cherry Hutch, Hepplewhdte Mahog. 6 Leg Drop Leaf Table 1 ’To order, send 50c In coins mall and special handling, to: cheater. Connecticut, and that notice '.er ordon in automotive stock East Hartford. I FREE SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE , I wovld like addlttonal Infortnatton oh Furnished (24" Leaves), Cheary Drop Leaf Coffee ’Table. Also Mahog. plus 16c eaidi lOrfiref-claaswtall Anne Cabot, Manchester Eve­ of the iDHtHulion of this ftction moat Sovings Bank of Manchester nopsi oxceUent benefits. CaU AKC MINIATURE male black Kneehole D ^ c, H eijita^ ]|^van^RCA Victor OolorTV, Double and special handU^ig, to: Sue likely to* come lo hla altentlon la 289-7906. GAS STOVE, good condition. Apartments 63-A NOTICE ning He^d, IWO AVE. OF that hereinafter ordered, it is hcre- Connecticut B«mk ft Trust Co. poo^es, 278-3336. , ^ Student Lamp, China, Glai^ etc. BremMs;—L*Amour “Augus­ Buinetit, Manchester Evening hy ONE CARPET and one linoleum 64^-1■1863. ' a m e b ic ^ . NEl^ YORK. N.V. FIVE ROOM duplex, complete' TOWN OF ANDOVE3R te Moreau" (24"), Psyche (21"), Greyhound (16"). Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMBI^ ORpERliD; That- notice of. the. But most of all your neighbors,''the f u r n i t u r e finisher to work mechanic, good pay, steady Notice is hereby given that -10030. liiMUtutlSi pf thl* action ^be stven ly furnished, garagfe, niceiVi yafd, ■■ ICAS, NEW XOBK* N.Y. 10086 »ald defendant John U. Melbourne Nome ...... in a large, retail furniture work. Apply In perron. Floor GERMAN Shepherd pups. .%or- itlENMO^ electric clones AN IMPbRTANT SALE-ABqVE IS A PARTIAL ijtBnNG! Print Name, A d d ^ with by notice in Mahchenter Herald to many people that we have done work « _ *L.*' _ ... « ______ffAn er, on e'year 4^141.old, ;■ SlINJ!$100; elec­ quiet neighborhood. Young Print Ntepe, Address with be pubHehed once per week for two store, good pay, many ' bene- Town of East Hartford, 655 ry no papers. CaU 742-9791 School District No. 8 (^ d o v e r; l u n c h BY VICTOR’S CATERING SERVICE ' Zip Code and Style Number. for in the area* These are our besjt ref-’ Address ... ------■ V...... tric stove,, $40. Cali. 649-6770 couple preferred, no pets. 649' Zip Code, Style Nuiriber oM conl^utive weeks _^slradnK with 2 8 9 - 7 7 7 8 ; ats. CaU Mr. PettenglU, .646- Main St. Hefbron and Marlborough) for Bend 50c today for your copy the week of August 18. 1967. ^erenees. Wc-Will be happy to siww you PUREBRED German Shepherd_Aftgp. g p.^ 1166., ■■ ._ C it y ...... - > .V, TW, ., .,...... the fiscsd year ending June 30, "ROBERT M. REA) ft SON, Aiietleneen" ' ,'*"Stae:'-- • • of the ’67 Fall f t , Winter Album! Dated at Hartford.- Connect-iciM. "jo b s that Imve been completed right in-' ■ LANDSCAPED laborers — no male, 11 months old,- good :------„------G rta head start on up-to-the this 1st day oC Septeirtber. 1967., 7 D A Y S A W EEK — 24 H O U RS A. D A Y FOUR'ROOM furnished apart- 1967 Is now on ^'le In the Office It has free directions for cro­ wr arjffiLETQN. Judse, experience, neceqBary,' $2.25 house dog, friendly with peoi ____ ndnute styling ■with the new ybyr neighborhood. ■USCTRICIAN'S helper fuU- ment, heat and'hot water, cen- of the ’Town Clerk for public 201 MAIN ST. (203) 649-7770 MANCHESTER, CONN. cheted tarn and bathroom acces­ A true copy .attest: . ■ ttau, time and a half over 44 per hour. Call Grantiand Nur­ pie, best’ offer over $76. CaU SO’’ ELECTRIC range, good Fall ft Winter ’67 issue of Baric Russell Huk. Deputy Sheriff. 647-1727' or 742-6164.' condition, reasonable. 649-7625. tral. Call 643-8628. inspection. sory set. Hartford. County. hours, q * B Blectrio, 649-2462. sery, 648-0669 or 648-4781. .L Fashion. Only 60c a copy. A, 'I . 'i' MO^?DAY, SBPTBBIBBR 11, 1*67 Avwragw D id lj N et P ress R ni The Weather PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Par The Week Xkided Clear, not as cool tonight, iianrl|0Btrr lEuraiug |S«|iitenfber. 11, 1967 low In mid 40s; sunny and Onr loeth Te warmer tomorrow, high near 80. The Hookanum Dog qiuh will Town Receives 14,805 A bout Town meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Town G O P to GainTSirength Manchester— A City of Village Charm the Wappdng Conummlty Cen­ Matching Grant MORSE COUEGE PRICE S^BN CENTS ter. The meeting is open to • Aeoonatlng MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1967 (daeslfled Adverttolng on Page IS) Bt ICarr***^'* Dauch- prospective members. If Delegidte Rules Changed The town has received a $796 VOL. L X X X V I, NO. 291 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) tan of mbella, ortU meet to-, matching grant from the federal • SacnlttM morrow at 8 p.m. at the KofC Under a proposed change In Manchester’s 10. IhWMttV* Home. Hm. Oliver Jarvis is .Pete Benson, veterans em­ government, to pay 60 per cent Legia state party rules, as recom- lbs neiw deOegate strength of, the -notacosts fnrfor mnovatinsrrenovating the chairman for the meeting. Re- ployment representative of the mended by the GOP Intorim would make Manchester also a freahir.enta wilt' be served. Connecticut State Emidoyment Manchester Civil Defense Approved ior Rules Planning Committee, stronger power in state OOP Vetonui'BnnUaiiW,, Service, will speak tonight at 8 Emergency Operating Center. Manchester Republicans would circles. It would become 10th The CD headquartfers are In OtaMM Begin Sep*. Mr •Itoe KKvanta CWb o f Matt- at a meeting of the (Manches­ gain a 60 per cent increase In high in ithe state among the 169 the basement of the Municipal 188 ANN s r a u s n Navy Bombers Strike ter Veterans , Council at the cheater will meet tom om w their delegate strength to the towns. 6 g(y the large dties and „ room is shared Hartford, Conn. 0«1M noon at the Manchester Country American Legrlon Home. • Hfe' 1968 and 1970 OOP State Con- some tradltlonaUy Republican by the »• town’s Purchasing De- n S i. 5tt-X$81 CMb. AMiy. Vlncenit Dtann ^ ttt wili discuss recent changes In ventlons. strongholds woUM have more ohargre o f progmm. laws and tiWnlng programs The recommendation, plus delegates—West Hartford^ 33; P j which concern veterans. The other proposed changes In party New Haven, 27; BrWgepo^ Dr. w. Mtaatson PresneSl of meeting is open to all com­ rules, will be voted upon at a Wateibury, 26; tihe Menitial Health Center, Un- manders and rehabilitation reconvened state convention. Stamford 22; Fairfield, 21; PREPARE FOR YOUR FUTURE Targets m chairmen o f service oggraniza- Norwalk, 19; and New Britain, dendur HoeiiitBl, MeridMi, wUl Sept. SO at 10 a.m. at the Bush- TEAM WANTED IN THE speak tomorrow at 6 ;S0 p.m. at tions in Manchester. nell Auditorium, Hartford. 16. Statewide, the attendance at a meetiner o f «he Mlancheater Under present i>arty alloca­ OOP state Conventions woitM COMPUTER GENERATION Rotary Club at the Mlancheefer tions, Manchester Republicans The executive ■ board of the become 1,032 delegates and THOUSANDS OF TRAINED Country Club. Hie topic will be are apportioned 10 delegates and FOR GHURGH Newcomer’s Club of the Man­ 1,032 aHemates. It la now 959 PERSONNEL BEQUIRBj? „ State News “LaD." chester YWCA will meet 10 alternates. If the change New Attack of eac(h. ------r Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the On Commission Is approved, and Indications are JOIN THE MANY MEN AND WOMEN With (but one exception, the DUCKPIN LEAGUE ALREADY TRAINED BY PSI FOR TOB Ihoinaa Quiim, son of Mrs. home o f Mrs. Ray Gardiner, Republican State Rep. Don­ that It will be, Manchester will Manchester delegates and alter Baiik Robber Is Qosest to Margaret Quinn o f 68 Spruce EXCITING REWARDING CAREER Hebron Rd., Andover. ald S. Genovesi o f Manches­ be apportioned 15 delegates and 30 reconvened St, has recentiy camplefbed ter’s 18th Assembly Distriet 16 alternates. conven/tdon wUl be the same IF YOU ARE A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE b a ^ training In the U.S. Army City’ s Center The executive board of Com­ has been appointed to the 15- The proposal caUs for one attended the June CALL 649«n6 PSI CAN HELP YOU Gets at F t Ddx, Njr. After a 15-day bined Catholic Mothers d rcles member §tate Commission on delegate for each 600 votes, or jggg Oonvonti* Nor- g^'^ngt North Vietnam. items. collided Saturday at the Inter­ knocked out electricity at the Gregory and toe Rev. The marchers huddled togeth­ The steel railings will be pearance. dent’s Advisory Commission on in Detroit and elsewhere and folk, Va., was moving to the A comprehensive estimate of section of Rt. 6 and Sullivan plant for several hours. The offl- jg„,eg e . Groppl, a white Ro- er. Some hid behind signs call­ C horgt erected it curves and blgh em­ A widely publicized police civil Disorders today that the may happen again does not be­ east at about 14 m.p.h. She was toe damage in Haiphong Mon­ Ave., police said today. cers also said the absence <>* man (tothollc priest, moved Into ing for open housing. bankments on town highways, come an excuse for extremist still kicking up toe seas causing day was unavailable until film No injuries or serious dam­ lights hampered the search for neighborhood. Sdme police charged toward ™li." ■■ by .a .x- Accounts to safeguard traveling vehicles. of toe boy, Edmund, but within environment of frustra- Hivislveness in our nation.” heavy surf from MassachusetU p^oto planes was devol- age was reported. Rlof was Two persons (jvere Injured in­ toe white lines. Others urgec( n sivaaI# oOfAo* nia HIaaT\T\Aat*Q_ ...... a week after his disappearance, tlon, hatred and sedition that Romney said "It Is later than to Cape Hatteras,. N.C. oped. However, returning pilots given a written .warning for an cluding Sydney Flnjey, a nation­ toe marchers to hurry along. a passer-i>y found his body un­ Invitod! Singapore has started a $30- could ignite "a national Holo­ the nation realizes” and added: Ofi Monday 200,(KX) people reported heavy damage to the improper- left turn. Illinois F^olice al officer of the National Asso­ Some demonstrators toreW der a blanket on an embank­ widespread racial, were evacuated to emergency rail yard and warehouse area. mllllon urban renewal program, rocks back at toe whites. One. caust employing civil guerrilla ciation for toe Advancement of ment overlooking toe World’s economic and social frustration shelters from the exposed Bara- antiaircraft sites blanket- scheduled for completion by Negro youth began smashing disorder." Arrest 35 After (tolored People who suffered a Fair. envy, hatred and sedition have hona Peninsula on the south g j ^^th smoke and toe bomb* 1970. The project will include BIBLE DISPLAY storefront windows. The Michigan governor, an NEW YORK (AP) — The al­ head cut. The attractive, red-haired an explosive environment in shore of Hispaniola, toe island target” In toe two strikes the razing and rebuilding of f,- Police made 13 arrests. Police pushed toe marchers Mrs .Crimmlns, estranged from ^declared candidate for toe 700 acres In the heart of Singa­ tar Bible used tor George Wash­ Wave of Looting which to ig;nlte a national holo­ shared by Haiti and the Domini- against the bridges, The whites, some of whom down darkened residential j,er husband, told police at th»t,Nepubllcan presidential nomlna ington’s inauguration as the na­ ^ ^ 4 1 a m a a II a ^ # A M a «« a 1 I -A 1 « 4 a ^ ^ a v *1 caust employing civil guerrilla can Republic. A report from bridges spanned toe big i designs pore City. hiad made unsuccessful at­ street. time she had put toe children to tlon, called for an all-out effort tion’s first President will be on EAST ST. LOUIS. HI. (AP) — warfare." Barahona said 1,000 were home- tempts earlier Monday to start The whites were sealed off at bed on the night of July 13 and "devoid of insincere or unrealis­ (See Page Eight) display here at the start of Na­ Road-uaiancBd ride with rugged coil springs all aroundl •Police arrested 38 persons Mon- , tic promises” and based on the Romney said It Is time "that teas there day night and early today as a marches of their own into the the comer. A police sergeant that, as late as midnight, had Helps You Overcome tional Bible Week, Oct. 16-22. Coil springs deliver an extra smooth ride. That's why we Declaration of Independence "to our practices matched our na- ______a bra with wide ci^hioned wave of fires, looting and van- Negro North Side, were walUng pleaded with Father Groppl and looked ta on them put truck-designed coils at all four wheels of the popular other march leaders not to try Sometime between midnight avoid such a national and world tlon’s principles.” And he de­ FALSE TEETH V2- and %-ton Chevy pickups. Add work-proved Independent dallsm broke out ta Bart St. for toe procession of about 500 clared It is going to take a new Louis Negroes. to push deeper Into the neigh­ and toe next morning, the chll- catastrophe, strap- and adiustable tool Front Suspension and you have the easy ride, plus built-in But he avoided a frontal at­ awareness on toe part of indi­ Looseness and W orry OVER 3 MILLION Firemen answered 30 alarms Even before borhood. dren apparently .were abducted, toughness, that comes; only with a '68 Chevrolet pickup! Finally, police led the march­ tack on President Johnson In his vidual and private institutions Schools Stay Closed No longer be annoyed or PRESCRIPTIONS. • Chevy-Vans cushion your cargo with front and i^ear tapered between 4 '30 D m. Monday and crossed a viaduct into toe nelgh- Mrs. Crimminti told police. She ease because of looee, wobbly false t^ £ r." Author^tles^ald borhood, bottles and flre ^ a ^ - era around the comer and back said she discovered that they argument with toe admlnlsR-a- that they share the responslblll teeth. PA8TBETH, an Improved leaf springs. • Big Chevies have vafiable rate leaf springs. ty for restoring the validity of Safely Compounded towau'd toe viaduct leading to were gone about 9 a.m., a n d «ver calling troops In toe alkaline powder, holds plates firmer evidence jof Iraon was found ta '^®''® BO they feel more comfortable. Avoid toe safety of Milwaukee’s d6wn- that -she had heard no strange Drtrolt riot, our basic principles. For gov­ In New York, Detroit embarrasement caused by looee fa ^ ernment and money alone will teeth. Dentures that fit are essential ARTHUR DRUG m m y c^ es. Police had used tear gas in a town. The whites jeered as toe noises during toe night. Romney. In a statement pre to health.See ybur dentist regulMly. Two liquor ^ 1 jS e f South Side neighborhood Sunday marchers retreated over the pared for delivery before toe never , accomplish this great NEW YORK (AP) — The A tentative settlement waa Get PASTKiOT »t all drug counters. store and a grocery were loote . , gegtter whites aroused bridge. (See Page Two) advisory commission, said toe task." militant mood which has reached Monday night in the Four white motorists were t e S c lS f ri“ hte dem- nine- day-old wage dispute emerged among some U.S onstraUon In the city’s history, which had kept 860 teachers out drove iUong a st, - . The demonstration had been public school teachers continued of schools in East St. Louis, 111. pact House, a recreation center In front hook today to keep instructors out of The 24,000 pupils could go (See Page Sixteen) dents through another South classrooms ta two of the na­ back' to classes today if their tion’s largest cltlqs—New York $/|.50 State’s Economy^in Peace a'hd Detroit— as well as a num­ (See Page Eight) Mltff I ber of smaller copimunltles. ■ The opening of toe fall term In Styling with a mimosa mat New York City schools was dis­ Extra workuowdr with sals me pace! Israel^ Egypt Duel Is Arms Spending Needed? rupted for more than a million Truck-touDh cau and bodv with loh-taiiored enginesi Take a look at Chevy's style! pupils when more than 40,000 News Tidbits douhie-strong cbnstructionl Check Chevy for '68. You won't Low silhouette of trie pickups EDITORS NOTE: A qnlck end whether heavy military produc­ War, has brought a further dra­ members of the United Federa­ tion is essential to the continued matic concentration of military Chevy trucks have two cabs: find a broader-range of power hefps provide stability, cuts to hostilities In Vietnam is the tion of Teachers staged a work Across Suez Canal economic well-being of the state business to Connecticut.. i t o out-of-rontrol Army Persh­ one outside a.nd one inside. in any popular pickup! There's wind resistance. Big. windows professed aim of most politicians stoppage. —self-proclaimed "arsenal qf In the fiscal year ending June ing missile, launched from Double-wall construction does a brand-new 200-hp 307 Vfij give unsurpassed visibility. CAIRO (AP) — laraell and raells said they replied with In the U.S. and ta Sonthbast "We will stay out until our de­ 1966, prime military contracts it! Double strong! Fleetside that's standard in V8 models. UMuest service network. Egyptian ' guns dueled across small arms when the plane was Asia. The economic conseqivnc- democracy" since World War H. mands are granted,” said union Soqtheastem Utah early today awarded Connecticut firms near­ pickup bodies havb full double­ • In Chevy-Vans you get Six There are more Chevrolet the ^ e z Canal t ^ y after fired upon and the Egyptians es. for Oofineoticut of such a What makes the threat of cut­ President Albert Shunker after is believed impacted in t o un ly doubled over 1966, topping wall sides and tailgate. Chevy- economy or new V8 go. On your Egypt’s antiaircraftgims began using m o r t w and artU- halt in the fighting—or an even­ backs ta military spending so his members defied a court or- inhabited area of Mexico, Army dealers to keep your truck $2 billion, surpassing the peak Vans, big chassis cab models— biggest jobs, save with gasoline working and earning! See the opened up on one of two of lery, wounding one Israeli aol- tual start at disarmament—U crucial here Is the fact that this der'iforbiddlng thq walkout. officials reported. .i .’’TheGen- REAL spending year of the Korean they’reall double Strong whdre or 2- and 4-cycle diesel, '68 Job Tamers at your Israel’s planes. U.N. truce ob- dler. tlM subject of this three-part jPtete has long engaged in more Ii^ Detroit, the president of toe eial” fametjl Civil War locomo­ War, and nudging the record set ESTATE they should be! ’ powered mqdels. Chevrolet dealer’s. servers quickly! arranged a The E|;ypUan communique Associated Press series. . / military business per capita than Detroit Federation of Teachers tive was seized again todUy, ceUe-fire. > / <*eid "toe enemy began shooting any other. In World War n. vowed the city’s 11,000 teachers this time by Chattanooga of­ This sum represents twice the. ■me shooung liroke out near at our poelUons near El Qantara Since 1965 the total value of would stay out "until toe snow ficials as the Louisville A Nashi By RICHARD A. ZIMMER total of all federal grants-ta-aldV El Qantara ta the northern sec- on the wMt bank of the Suez prime military contracts awards If necessary to enforce vllle Railroad attempted to haul ONLY CHEVROLET GIVES YOU ALL THESE TRUCK FEATURES FUR ’681 Associated Press Writer to Connecticut over the past to A wi n rl o ihA ovtffmiA riAAMrla Uon of the canal. Israel said the Canal and. the firing continued ed Connecticut firms has been contraot demands. the antique to Georgia. . .The' What will happen to the Con­ years.'It is 250 times the amount Johnson administration an­ Egyptians opened fire on one of for 80 minutes until a cease-fire .$5,218 for each person in the "Our cause is justice for chil­ necticut economy if peace given ta fiscal 1966 to support . nounced It will double the num­ its planes flying over Israeli- was arranged. state. California, center of the dren and teachers, and our This flexibk design gives you the real comfort of a See the '68 Job Tamer trucks at your Chevrolet dealer’s! It was the first clash between breaks out? , local anti-poverty programs ber of low-rent public housing occupled territory, vast aerospace indilrtry, ranks weapon Is solidarity,” said fed­ wide, cushioned strap plus hook and ey e adjustment the two countries since an artil- Defense spending has been a throughout the state. eration head Mary Ellen Rior- units to be completed for oc­ A u t h o r i z e d C h e v r o l e t d k a l e r THE GRODY CHEVROLET CO. CAPITAL MOTORS, Inc. An ‘Egyptian a poor second with only $3,866 to your own figure type— An lery duel at the southern end of key stimulus to Connecticut’s Total figures for prime mili­ dan^ There were 300,000 young­ cupancy next year. • . .Intermit­ IN MANCHESTER, CONN. * i ISHAM ROAD—236-6601 v \ 1214 MAIN STREET—6*7-8144 sald_tw Israeli MiragelOrage JeteJets toyvi<^ — 4. per capita during the same pe­ SH-year economic boom; on this tary contracts ta the fUcal year sters out of classes in Detroit. tent firing continued last night The under airm elastic sections.mold the m idriff and li}C. WEST H a r t f o r d , CONN. \ \ V HARTFORD, CONN. riod. ROBERT J . SMITH, CARTER CHEVROLET CO., latod BgjTtiam m toother development, expeiRk in Icin ess, labor and ending June 80, 1967 nkve not Other disputes continued in . betweem Ihdian ’aiid Red. , Chi­ 1*20 MAIN STREEfT—849-5*38 give that «xtra bit x>f freedom when yon need it— I !!!"*■ U.B. Navy w m looking Into government agree. The burgeoning U.S. defense Broward Ciounty, ^a., where nese troops on toe border be­ the east bato of the Suez Ca c h ^ e that th But sharp differences exist on budget, spurred by the Vietnam. (See Page Two) A faeMonably jrounded bust line is formed by the / WSUIIANSIIITIIS SINCE 1914 WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, Inc.' DWORIN CHEVROLET, Inc. ARDERY CHEVROLET, inc: V the school board voted to close tween, Sikkim and 'nbet, ac­ 476 CONNi HOULEVARD—*89-8441 1*6 F ^U O N O O K AVE,--^488-S6g6 ****•” * American minesweepers anc cording to ah ' Indian Defence embroidered three piece:cup and bia§,cut center. I 1141 S t a n l e y s t r e e t —** 9i6846 its schools "until further notifie” , NBW'HRITAIN, CONN. EAST HARTFORD, CONN, WINDSOR, CONN. Both sides admitted ground ' and In McCracken County, Ky. Ministry spokesman. Fine WUto'Cktton.- i, B 86/44, C 86/48, D 88/48. I 649-5241 forces then began firing. The 1^, (See Page Two) , O’NEIL'S CHEVROLET and BUICK, Inc ••'.I '■ ROBERT E^ARSONS . *63 MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTlR AVON, CONN. FARMINCKTON, c o n n . THURS. (Grousd noer Next te Hoon 6 Hole)