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FRIDAY, SEPTEMB^ 28,1966 The Weolher Averaige Daily N «t PreiM Run PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Partly uuhny, bre«sy and eoel fllanfl;ggtigr lEogniitfl Fqr ^ Week Ended today, high in 60a; fair and cool StoptaBibqr IT, ISM tonight and tom offow, low te* night in 40a, high tomorrow la Members of the .World War VFW Auxlllaiy will sponsof'’ 60s. I Barracks and Auxiliary. wiH a card party tonight at 8 at Don’t Get Overconfident, 14,663 About Town have their September nfeeiing the Post Home. ■ Hancheeter^A City of Village Charm / • .The Greater Hartforfl Home Sunday at 2 p.m. at the VFW THE MAYOR’S GEHIHG GOOD (ClMuified Advertiainc on Page IS) PRICE SEVEN CENT* Home. Members of the Auxil­ The Glastonbury Square Purtell Telh Bonee Backers MA,NCHESTER, CONN.,- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1966 Bconomios Oufb will meet Tues­ VOL. LXXXV, NO. 302 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) day at Qengras Center. St. Jo­ iary are reminded to bring ar­ Dance Club will sponsor a dance ' By SOL COHOEN John Gerardo, GOP candidate seph Collegre, Asylum Ave., ticles for the cup auction. tomorrow at 8:10 p.m. At the Confidence over B«pubUcan for lieutenant governor was pre­ West Hartford. This is a joint Academy Juntor High School, chancea in the Nov. • 8 state sent, representing Gengras, who Main St., Glastonbury!. Dick AT GROUND-BREAKING! ieeU n * with the Northern Con­ elections was the theme o f last had previous - commitments, Nell J. Paterson of 104 Bald­ Steele will be the caller. necticut Dietetic Association. win Bd. and Clifford H. Fisher night’s fund-raising dinner in /Gerardo predicted Bonee’s 'Exclusive Club Biessert will be served before o i 347 Burnham St. have recent­ Hartford for Atty. -John Bonee, election and that of the state Airman John K. Anderson, ticket, citing “ the enthusiasm I . ^ meeting at 7:30 p.m. ly been awarded diplomas in en­ GOP candidate for U.S. repre­ :u e s e CXJATESVllkE. Pa. (AP) High-Flying Bombers son of Mrs. Isabelle T. Ander­ gineering technolo^ from the sentative from the First Con­ w6 have found in every town, —^There's only one way you son of 13 Oxford St., has recent­ city and hamlet we have vlsit- Ward Technical Institute of the gressional Distldct. can join the Kangaroo Club: ly completed basic training at However, the principal speak­ ed.’ , You must have survived a University of Hartford. Lackland AkFB, Tex. He has il^l LIG S En DRUG er, former U.S. Sen. William Obviously with the new book,. a traffic crash because you been selected for training as an A. Purtell, disagreed with the “ The Power Broker,” a bio­ used a seat belt. PARKADE A membership tea for the new aircraft maintenance specialist show of confidence expressed graphy of State Democratic Kangaroo Club Interna­ at Sheppwd AFB, Tex. OPEN officers and new members of by four speakers who preceded Chairnian John Bailey, in mind, tional was founded |n 1964 North Viet Again the Ladies of St. James vrill be Gerardo said that another book by the Chester County Safe­ him. A, smashed 'radio lay outside |7:45 A .M . to 10 P.M. held Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. The Chester Oak Color Slide will be on the market on Nov.- KINSHASA, The Congo probably had the blearing of the ty Council. “ I am not at a|l sure or op­ the blinding. Looters hopped at St. James’ School. Association Will open its new timistic that victory will come 9. /AP^ - A ari*pATTiin(7 mob Oonjfolwe government. There are 292 life mem­ A ^ screaining moo accused the Con- from the second floor balcony to season Monday at 8 p.m. at the ‘T fs name,” he said, “will be bers. Each is entitled to ' I to our party without a lot harboring Angola rebels escape police. Several were Connecticut Historical Society, ‘The Power Breaker,’ a diary of of Africans and wear the club’s Insignia: A more work,” Purtell sai^.' grabbed ropghly and bundled Elizabeth St., Hartford. Joseph a political amateur, by E. Clay­ b u rn ed the Portuguese relations have been oooi. mama kangaroo with lU “ Most of the enthusiasm for Into j^llcp Jeeps. F. Mahoney of Boston, Mass, ton Gengras.” Embflssy toduy And niAn- Portuguese troops have been baby lashed in the pouch by B52s Strike our gubernatorial nominee, E. / Tnjf Congolese government will conduct a “Critique.” Former State GOP chairman handled its chief diplomat, fighting rebels in parts of Ango- Clayton Gengras,” Purtell^ said, has claimed Portugal permits a seat belt. and former Congressman Edwin and. two other Portuguese, ja for years The nonprofit club which “ is from Republicans who come mercenary bases to operate in Infiltration REUNroN GOES TO GRAD H. May Jr., chairman of the The government radio said ITie Portuguese Embassy is has 237 chapters in the U.S. gri*rr.vuow/ to cheer and to donate funds, thu neighboring Portuguese ter­ SLATON, Tex. (AP) —A hfgh dinner, predicted a Republican the mob of about 300 was made next door to the U.S. Embassy and Canada, does not manu­ but who don’t get out and ritory of Angola in support of a school reimion will be taken to year, saying, “I don’t think we up of exiles from the neighbor­ which was not bothered by the facture or sell seat belts—or Runs, Depots work.” ' ing Portuguese colony of Ango­ mob. new bid for power by ex-Pre- 2 the man rather than the old He warned, “We will only win have had any right to be this anything else. mler Moise Tshombe. Mercury Cougar coming grad returning to the school this optimistic in 10 years.” la. Most rioters fled as Congolese in November if we appeal to Radio Kinshasa broadcast an SAIGON, South Viet weekend. State Chairman E. Searle Lt. Col. Bangala, the Kinsha- police converged on the burning Sept. 30! the independedts and to those ___ editorial today accusing Portu- Nam (AP)—Waves of U.S*' A charter busloqd of 30 West Pinney*'ag^ed. “This is a Re­ sa niilUary governor, aaid the three-story building. Papers, thinking Democrats who see photographs gaj pf crimes against the Congo B52 bombers raided North at Mercury Dealers Texas residents who are former publican year for sure — we’re three Portuguese were injured passports and the dangers of a one-party sys­ floor of the — among others that the Portu­ Luci, Pat Viet Nam today for the - pupils of Slatoa High School will going to make it — stick with by the mob and taken to a hos. smouldered on the tem, now facing the state and guese charge d'affaires in Lub- go to Houston, Tex., as the it.” pital. They were discharged aft­ consular section and the interi­ third time in four days. |,'country.” umhashi — ElisabethvUle — . The huge bombers, I flying guests of Houston Mayor Louie But, it was Purtell who warn­ er treatment. ors of two cars outsidu were ^Star’ in ' The 520 per plate “Dinner was behind the recent attempt above the weather, struck again ed against overconfidence. “I He identified them as Charge burned. Smashed furniture, N Welch, a Slaton graduate. With Bonee,” - held at Hart­ in the southern end of North plead with you,” he said, ’’don’t . (!'Affaires Antonio Reasano Gar- books and dishes Uttered the on the life of Holden Robert, ford’s Hotel America, was at­ head of the Angolan revolu­ Viet Nam just a few miles north take it for granted we Will win " cia, 46; the embassy’s first, sec­ floors. New Film tended by about 300 Republi­ of the demilitarized zone. \ in the fall.” \ retary, Carlos Milheirao, and a Police carrying sub-machine tionary government in exile. 3 cans of the 13-town Congres­ JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) The bombers hit Communtri "For goodness sake,” he ex­ stenographer, Miss Marla. Hel- glms held back a crowd of about The attack took place in Zam­ sional District. — Luci and Patrick J. Nugent infiltration routes, truck parkt horted, “talk to everyone wltl^ ena Sllve. 1,000 persons who jammed the bia. are the stars in a new White and storage depots. Manchester was represented whom you have influence. ’The^ In Usbon, Portuguese offi- tree-shaded street which passes Angolans and (Congolese of the House color film given a special Samller U.S. tactical bomberu ANYONE FOR CHICKEN? by Atty. John F. Shea, GOP Republicans alone can’t win it.” cials condemned the attack on the embassies in Kinshasa, lower Congo region are of the “ world premiere” in an air­ gave the once demilitarized state central committeeman the embassy as a brutal and formerly Leopoldville. same general ethnic group. plane hangar at the LBJ Ranch. zone between North and South from the 4th Senatorial District, savage act. They contended it The mob started by rushing The military situation in The hour-long documentary, Viet Nam a going over, pound­ and Russell B. Grannls a VISIT THE the building and tossing gaso­ Kl.sangani — formerly Stan­ member of the Republican THREE NEW FIREHOUSES line over a small Portuguese leyville — remained tense. entitled "The Golden Chalice" ing seven North Vietnamese depicts their wedding last A\ig. CHICKEN KING Town Committee. Also on hand MANCHESTER auto. Then they broke through Communications were cut be­ storage areas in the zone. 6. It includes everything from was George T. LaBonne of Glas­ Escaped Youths the heavy iron doors and tween Kinshasa and Kisangani In South Viet Nam, ground (T H A T ISl tonbury, GOP candidate for the SHOE BOX stormed the upper floors., shortly after fighting between the walk down the aisle to Luci fighting was small and scat­ doing the frug in her wedding tered. 419 MAIN STREET-—BELOWTOE POST OFFICE State Senate. 67 EAST CENTER ST. 1 IN THREE YEARS Siispected of A Portuguese official rescued national army troops and Ka- Bonee predicted, “We’ll elect tangese mutineers resumed Fri­ gown at the White House recep­ Three members of the U.S, special forces sit on the mud walls of a flof^ed The crack South Korean Hger NEXT TO PIZZA KING and GRINDER KING FINE WOMEN’S SHOES the flag but had to use it as a a state ticket, a majority in Moyoi’ Francis MahonGy Participates in Groundbreaking Bank Robberies sack for valuable documents- day. tion. oStpost near Tam Ch^u, Viet Nam. Flood waters, swelled J® Division ended ^a six-month-old the State Assembly and a ma­ for the New Manchester,Green Hrehouse Seeing the beautiful color film of melted ice from the Himalayas and monsoon rams, swelled ^he Mekong operation and promptly jority in Washington.” BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The brou'^ht tears to Luci's eyes Fri­ River into flood conditions. The water has made an inland sea of four Viet Nam launched a new one. Simultane­ day night. ously, Australian troops termi­ He reported “ a gpround swell Federal Bureau of Investiga^n border provinces. (AP Fhotofax)______. BUCKET OF CHICKEN and a Republican trend in the "I didn’t cry at my own wed­ nated their current operation COSMETICS • CENTRAL and local police are looking for offing. ding, possibly because I didn’t and the U.S. command an­ _ ALL TOP LINES two teen-age escapees^ from the Mercy Train Starts, see it,” she said in a little cur­ nounced that ■Hie” recently ar­ “ People who have never even ■f r e e b e a u t v a d v i c e -SALE- thought of voting RsSpubllcan,” • McKEE STREET Meriden School f^r Boys who tain speech afterwards. “ But I rived 196th Light Infantry wai he sAld, “ have said to me, ’I’m are susj^cted of robbing a sav­ can guarantee you that tears in action for the first time. ARTHUR DRUQ came to both our eyes today,” Rights Charge Dropped, The U.S. command said th6 SATURDAY - SUNDAY SPECIAL idmost man enough to vote Re­ ings and loan association of publican this year.’ ” • THE GREEN Destination Unsure she said for herself and her hus­ total number of U.S. planes lost 51,100 ^eru Friday. over North Viet Nam, as of Fri­ ALSO: But in Mexico, a spokesman band. 10 PIECES OF HEAVENLY Authorities did not identify the SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — ■ The newlyweds sneaked in for day, totaled 386. The total in­ for the Treasury Ministry said boys except to say that they are Across the plains and mountains the premiere at a party for 260 cludes 14 not previously listedt DINNERS Improved Fire Protection—Now the train !'will not be permitted N e w Indictment Planned both Negroes and both from of West Texas, a 10-car mercy ne.,i.ioor women, wno have been- A spokesman said 123 U.S. BARRELS FRIED CHICKEN train clanked toward El Paso to enter Mexico.” serving as tour g;uides in the nmMTNGHAM Ala (AP) — Coleman dismissed when the whites and Negroes confronting THIRD ANNUAL PROGRESS. ..W ITH NO TAX RISE IN ’66 Bridgeport. They escaped from BIRMINGHAM, Ala. lA Monday. each other outride a school. planes have been lost in action the Meriden inatitutlon three and an uncertain future early . The foodstuffs and farm im­ Johnson boyhood home in John­ over South Viet Nam. CLAMS Alabama’s attorney general is T>caiieu Monoay. The temporary restraining s Reg. weeks ago. today. plements were donated by Loui- son City and the recently recon­ ■ J, 1 1 ».» The Rev. Richard Morrisroe, . „ . for The B62s raids today marked eiana residents after a Catholic plans to ask dismissal of assault SHRIMP ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE SAY YES TO PROGRESS Police/aaid that in Friday’s The train, dispatched from structed birthplace of’’the Presi­ the fifth time in the war that th# Lafayette, La., to an Indian vil­ priest of the Jesuit order said at dent near the r " '" - , iharges in the shooting of a Civil ^ ^ a T w o S , *"an” eight-engine intercontinental n s H ? 2 .7 5 robbery,- one of two youths en­ ST. MAURICE CHURCH lage south of Chihuahua City, least ^00 Tarahumaraa Indians The couple ha- BULBS Pacific Railroad was trying to or other disasters occurred, hw would fight.the move. __ Long-Hair Look lots reported destroying six ter traced the pair to an apart------^ structures, and setting fire to a WEYE GONE ‘‘NATIVE” AT EERO’S! ' several public agencies to aid Toll Upped to 32 Coleman, a highway engineer ment on Allen Street, but the get permits to take the M carS fuel depot and seven piles of Indians and other groups. and special deputy sheriff, was For Teen Boys P NATIVE: Elbertu Peaches, Bartlett Pears, Cum, Beets, suspects escaped by leaping to across the border. He said if military supplies. »- ore now at YOUR Spinach, deet Greens, Cukes, Boston, Romain Lettuce, Mexican census figures say acquitted of manslaughter last •the ground from a fourth-floor Mexican officials permit the Less than a mile south of the Leeks, Green, Yellow Squash, Cauliflower, Parsnips, Broc­ bathroom Window, police said, cars to enter Mexico, it may be about 30;000 Tarahumara In­ year in Daniels’ death. DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — A Boston Gang Guns “ mod-look’’ clothier, testifying demilitarized zone, U.S. coli, Green, Yellow Beans, ’Turnips, Red, Green Peppers and They then disappeared into the Monday before they can cross dians live in the rugged Sierra In New York, at least 10 of 35 APPLES; Maes, Gravenstelns, Wealthys and Miltons. ■: in a federal court case Involving Marines in Operation Prairie darkness, on foot. the border. Madra country of Chihuahua demonstrators were arrested three teen-agers barred from a reported 24 North Vietnamese ALSO: Cantaloupes, Red, White, Blue, Concord Grapes, and neighboring Sinaloa. Many outside a Harlem school after high school because of their killed as a result of naval gun- Sickle Pears, Crabapples, Plums, Casaba, Persian Melons, of them spieak only the ancient, barricades and a small army of Claim Two Victims Beatle-length hair, says “ a full fire. A Marine aerial observer Pineapples, Finger Grapes and Honeydews, Tarahumaran dialect. • Some police blocked their way. Woodland NEW ITEMS! White Sweet Potatoes, Belgium Endive, apeak Spanish and have dis­ MIDDLETON, Mass. (AP) - “ This Is definitely a gangland head of hair balances the look.” (See Page Eight) The incident marked a third Fresh Cider, Watercress, Chariots, White Pickling Onions trusted outriders rince the The “ long-hair style is com­ GARDENS Gangland guns in Greater Bos- murder,” said detective James day of disorders at the school by and Fresh Cranberries. Johnsons Stage days of Cortes the conqueror. mon among the youth. It’s part ton upped their death toll to 32 Leary of the state police It Negroes protesting assignment Even by Mexican Indian of a new revolution in men’s PLANT NOW FOR A COLORFUL as a fusillade of bullete from a could have happened anywhere, of Stanley Liaser, a white man, BANANAS ...... -2 lbs. standards, they are almost clothes,” Jim Burkleo, the own­ speeding limousing killed two They just happened to catch up as principal. The arrests came Percy Murder L E T TU C E ...... -vhead f S t hopelessly poor. But Mexiosin underworld figures, one a broth- with them here.” er and manager o f - a Dallaa . SPRING irS SO EASY! OLOF L. ANDERSON RAYMOND L. ELLIS Family Reunion after students and teachers had shop testified BYlday. Acorn or Butternut SQUASH ...... 3 lbs. 2 S ^ Experienced Director officials say It is as much the er of an earlier gangland vie- Essex County Dist. Atty. John Experienced Director entered the building without The case Involves three teen­ Probe Pressed Native Freestone PEACHES 8 qt. bskt. 3 1 »0 0 fault of the Indians and their tlm; P- S. Burke said the slayings difficulty. JGHN^N OrTT, Tex. (AP) ments — even Luci’s pet beagle, agers who claim Principal W.S. HILLg^ COFFEE ...... lb . 7 9 ^ isolation as anytiiing bias. Stephen Hughes, 89, of (3har- were “iMafiMiislv definitely tiedtiaH inIn with the KENILWORTH, IU. (AP) — — Prerident Johnson and his Kimberly , was Introduced. Com is their main source of A federal court in New Or­ Lanham of Samuell High School Jessie Hunter, director of the lestdwn,, who survived a gang- numbers rackets in Boston and Efforts to come up with a solid fam ily‘etaged a hugs-and-kisses food, drink and income. The leans forbade six white teen-ag­ arbitrarily refused to allow “If It’s Early, Native, or Out of Season — We Have It!” . boyhood home, reported that the land shooting last March; and Revere.” lead In the murder of Valeria reunion at the L>BJ Ranch, then com crop In Chihuahua has ers to attack Negro pupils at a them to register for classes un­ TULIPS « welcomed to the fold a young visitors, who have come from Samuel O. lindenbaum, 66, of Hundreds of policy slips were newly desegregated school at been variously reported as the less they “ trimmed up a bit." Percy Intensified today as (DARWINS SPECIAL F w A all 80 states and 72 foreign coun­ Revere, were slain by a burst of found in a bag in the car, to­ Marina Just back from 'Viet “ best ever” and very poor be­ Bogalusa, where police recently Police Chief Robert Daley asked ASSORTMENT) tries, “ get the biggest kick” rifle fire from a car that over­ gether with a .38 Caliber snub­ (8ee Pas6 Klfht} "TH E K IN G ,,Nam. " cause of the drought cemditions dispersed armed crowds of for more Investigators to help from Johnson’s grade school took them Friday as they drove nosed pistol and 51,100 In cash.,^ OF ft' The occasion was a lawn par­ -^check out the many tips pouring report Icard —with a C-plus in In parts of Mexico. along Route 114 toward Boston. DAFFODILS (King Alfred, Naturalizing MLx) 10 r„ *1.39 ty Friday to salute 260 neighbor The trainmaster here said Witnesses told police that the into his office. PRODUCE!" deportment. The site wqs about 15 miles women who have served as topr Ales on the cars from Lafayette car used by the rifleman was a Fthgerprints found In Gia P er­ PERO “ It’s one thing they have in northeast of Boston and only a long, black sedan. Police said 276 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS • 643-6884 guides at the President's boy­ ehowed they weighed a net of 26 cy holne, a bayonet — termed 1 0 For 39c common with - the President, few miles from where Hughes’ CROCUS hood home and his reconstruct­ tons. Another source, asked not an automatic weapoh was used by Daley as toe “ possible” mur­ she quipped. brother, Cornelius, 36, was slain to fire at least seven shots into, Future Uncertain ed birthplace. der weapon — and the results of Luci, barelegged and wearing in similar fashion May 26. the victims’ car before the kill­ HYCINTHS All Colors 1C Forl^1.39 The ladies not only received (Sea Page, Six)., a lie detector test were belhg ers’ car sped away. studied by the Chicago Crime Also, Cottage, Triumph, Hybrid, add . Dwarf Species Tulips, Anenome, Madonna Llllesj printed certificates of gratitude (See Page Six) The victims’ car, rented by Laboratory. Daffodils, Pa^rw bites. Snowdrops, M u sp^ , SciUas, Dutch Iris, Winter Aconite, Star of from Mrs. Johnson, but also got For Turbine Car Lindenbaum earlier in the day Earlier, a Chicago police Bethlehem, etoi: a ringside seat for the family | reunion. And they were Invited ! and driven by him, then crashed DETROIT (AP) — One o f De­ pressed air and fuel are ignited crime laboratory technician 2 In a coihfeustion chamber. The to watcli the "world premier” , through a guard rail and troit’s glamorous automotive said the bayonet, with a 10-incb — in a ranch airplane hangar — plunged down a 10-foot ,embank- dreams - made headlines this heated gas Is then ducted to blade and a 4-inch handle HEATING OIL turn, the vanes of a turbine nciray of an hour-long, color documen- . ment. Both men were dead week while another waited in produced no phyrical evidence tarynityle film of the wedding of when witnesses reached the the wings; wheel which provides the vehi­ linking toe b^onet to toe Pkinh cles power. MUMS /b r TA^f £)ctt^ Comfort Luci Johnson and Patrick J. scene. Ford disclosed that it was ex- crime. Nugent. Two tiny Chihuahua dogs sur­ ;iperi'menting with a battery-pow­ Chrysler’s turbines have run Sgt. Irwin Haviland of the vived. Police found them ered electric car and would test on fuel ranging from perfume to crime - laboratory said the WILLIAM FITZGERALD JOHN 9. HUTCHINSON The wedding film brought one in England next year. brandy, from white kerosene to Army-type bayonet, although'It Headquarters For Scotts H&H Lawncraft 50% organic with A Good New Man Experienced Director tears to the newlyweiis’ eyes. huddled under the seats of the Ford officials conceded the alcohol. Chrysler engineers are had several nicks on it, bore no Lawn Products Uramite. Reg. 5.95...... Now 3.95 Luci told the audience, “ I battered vehicle. 3 didn’t cry at my own wedding, •The striking of 32 gangland electric car probably was 10 convinced white kerosene is the traces of blood, hair or finger­ deaths in Greater Boston start­ years away from becoming a best fuel available at this time. prints. I TurfbuUder (Covers 10,000 sq. ft.) ’ English Fison Specie! .... 2 bags 7.50 K possibly because I didn’t see it, " but I can guarantee you that ed in March 1964. reality again on American high­ General Motors and Ford However, Capt. Daniel Pra- Save $1.00 on Ig. bag .8.95 We II Bring You have run similar turbine-type gel, neau head u. of u the.d crime labbra- FRFE ~ Soil Analysis! Bring a tears came to both our eyes to­ Stephen Hughes, a longshore­ ways. man, was shot five times in Chrysler Corp. appeared, engines in large experimental tory which is working with Ken- L im e...... 50 lbs. 59c 80 lbs. 79c sample. day." Reliable Mrs. Johnson had Just flown March as he walked with his meanwhile, to be In no hurry to trucks. Both contend the turbine ilworth police and other agen- in from New Mexico and the brother, Cornelius, also a long­ market its turbine-powered e:^- road vehicle------will------not— be..------practi- cies, said that he expected that President from WMhlngton. shoreman, near Cornelius’ home perimental car, which has been cal until the 1970s because much examination of all physical evl- S-P-E-C-I-A-US FOR THIS WEEK! Warmth.^.. Luci and Nugent h rt driven in Malden. Police said it appar­ under development In a 12-year research remains to be done, dence in the case would be com- Forsythia, 24” Potted ...... - ...... ••„•••• y from heir new home |ln Austin, ently was an attempt on Cor­ program at a cost well over 51 Unlike Chrysler, they felt the pleted by Wednesday. He said a turbine unit was best suited to complete report would be issued Rhododendron,'Potted ...... 1-99 2.99 70 milea away. nelius' life. million. They welcomed aome special Cornelius Hughes was killed Chrysler, with over 1.8 million heavy duty t|rucka rather than by the laboratory at that time, 50 Pansy Plants ...... ;9 9 c fleet of 50 passenger cars. A coroner’s aide said thi 25 Perennial' Seedings (Canterberry Bells, Forget-Me-Nots, Foxglove, For the“ ocdd days ahead, count on our depend- - guests to the ranch — Nugent’s twoiwu months later —as he______drove on miles logged on its an expressway north of Boston, sleek experimental turbine cars. Chrysler had Ghla of Italy weapon used to bludgeon Val- .Sweet William, Pinks, Etc.) ...... v...... ;t ...... Only 99c brother. Marine Lt. Gerard P., able deliveries, prompt service and top quality Nugent, and his wife Phyllis. He was shot to death from an- said it was still undecided deslg;n 50 glamorous car bodies erie had a cone-shaped head or Spreading .Y ew s, R eg. 31.35...... *... .Only 2i35 •> .... whether the car had a future on to house the turbine engines, protuberance not present on tn# heating oil to keep your home cozy, your family Lt, Nugent, who couldn’t be other car. Spruce, Blue, Potted, 18” ...... 1*29 bast man at the wedding be­ Stephen Hughes was sen­ the American highway. The cars were turned over to bqyonet. “ The turbine we are now us­ more than 200 volunteers out of "I’m going, to ask ' comfortable. To enjoy extra convenience, investi- cause he was on war duty, was tenced to a 8 to 7 year prison DRIED MATERIAL: Wheat, ()ats. Japanese Lanterns, Silvjfr Dollars, Baby’s home now and enjoying getting term in 1969 after being convict­ ing In our latest experimental thousands of drivers who asked from a great number ed of assault with intent to, mur­ car is a filth generation one, a for a chance to drive one for a sources.” Daley said Friday Breath, Cattdils, Etc. g$^ pur service contract and oiir special budget to know his brother’s in-laws. night at a news conference. der Francis S. Ahearn, then 34, much improved version of the few days. Missing was Lynda Johnson, “ We’re calling in more help so ALSO : German and Canadian Peat, Redwood, Plastic, C |a y Pots and Tubs. payment plan. who was at a Hollywood dinner of qharlestown, a dock worker. first one we tried in 1964," a The reaction of the average (Chrysler spokesman said. motorist drew just as much, if we can cut down the hoprs ox 1 , pto^ given by her actor friend Lindenbaum served several The turbine engine, one of not more, attention and respect the men in the field.” George Hamilton. years in prison for his part in a whose features is the familiar \He said every one on his l i ­ FRANK BTAMLER - Under the live oak trees on 1937. robbery in, which 5125,000 from Chrysler’s top executives HON. FRANCIS MAHtDJEY whoosh sound associated with man force had been working 18 Experienced Director Experienced Director the "frmit lawn, Mrs. Johnson worth of jewelry was taken as did the findings of automo­ CALL 649-4548 jet airplane engines, has been to 14 hours a day since Valerie, • T \ took over as master -of cere- from a Boston home. In 1962, he tive engineers. GARDENS one o|t the most discusses pro­ The “lend and drive them” 21, the daughter of Republicaii n u ^ e s to thank the women vjio was sentenced to 4 to 6 years Iq senatorial candidate Charles IL gram^ in the auto ipdustry. prog;ram is over as far as ths have shown 'mor# than 88,1)60 prison for performing an illegal Percy, was bludgroned ana TOWN ELECTION: MONDAY, OCTOBER 3 ______It has leas than one-sixth the general public is ooncerned. viritora. through vtha historic operaUon on a 28-year-old worn ★ LET JOHN AND LEON ZAPADKA HELP YOUI ★ 'Tha TohnaonB had a family fetmion yesterday—ihcluding Kimberly, a i»t bea- an. He listed his occupation as parts of a conventional piston JoimsoB homes. (See raga Elghll For Afaoeo^ Ballots or Rides to the PoHs, Coll Us. A47^983f WaS£g the S to right Pat- an upholsterer. .. engine. It operates^when com* (See rage Eight) Williams Oil Compimy There war# ah aorta a* m WOOWiAND ST.—OPEN DAILY TILL 9—PHONE 643-8474 Sponsored by llio Demooratto Town ConmitttM, P. Ooall, s i^ * Nugent, Pat’s brother-Jmry, Luci Johnson Nugent and^Mrs. Jerry Nugent. i qptaobaa -aa« lalormal com- ' 341 BROAD STREET • ' . " ' I , ■I I PAGE THREB MAf,', !, .'jlJ I'/’G 1:1 IIALD. JIANtilESTER, CONN., SA7.;URDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,"l966 • r r MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1968 PAGE TWO \ • --- 4 I Odeeard Scores Democrats Barry . Sees . “ Shrinwold on Bridge Nditb detVr Tuerr y o v r p a r t n i » HhiSrSoath vulaeraMa I On Advisory Referendum wPeopW ^t Zanghi Explains Awarding No Need for By DROPPING TRICK NoirrH By ALFRED SHE INWOLD « A 6 5 3 Of Annual Report Printing New Taxation V A 5 David O Odegard, GOP can- “ Meet the Candidates” meeting, One way to test your partner’s 0 A K f i^data tor'Manche8ter:s board sponsored by the League of temper is to start a hand with « 1 0 9 8 6 r EAST S toectow , haa charged that Womeh Voters, went on record Fimt Selectman C a r m e 1 o The missions tor women of Democratic Stato Sector Da- sure tricks and wind up WEST ' : 1 ^ 6 DemocraUc candidates for in opposition to the proposal, 'iln T h e ,r Zanghl haa Issued a statement the. parish will be held Sunday, with only eight. You get some A 1109 A K Q S 7 exptolnlng his posiUon In the Monday and Tuesday evenings cumbrat in interesting comments and may ^ Q 8 4 3 ^ 1107a ithe board of directors have The proposed charter amend- 0 Q10 84 0 9 7 ^’taken an untenable and unwise ment stems from last spring s awardlne of the printing of the while themen will meet ial District, said t ^ y he is vocabulary. ♦ 7 4 ♦ QVS Dosltion in opposition to any pro- ItJng and bitter controversy over rim annual report of” the town to Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- firmly opposed to the adoption ojionlng lead — jack of ■ SOUTH W e d charter revlaions, to ill- th^ busing quesUon. RepubUcan the Clinton Press, owped by day evenings, ot & stfttiA illCOlOO tftX I 6ptt468e \ \ A -4 2 W p orat* an advisory referen- naembeps of the board backed Republican Selectman Frank 'The dedication ball will cul* Buttressing his stand by clt- when today's liand was V \ ^ K 9 < 5 ^ h 'v'\ N e w s ^ minate the week-lopg activities Ing the state’s healthy economy, played, South refused the first O 1 5 3 2 dum’’ “ advisory referendum, to Kalas Zanehl’s comments constitute on Saturday from 8 p.hi. to mid- Sen. Barry said a need does not « ^ e tricks btit won the .. A A K 2 ^ He has called the Democratic guide the Board of Elducation In East Soath Ws ’attitiide “ shocking.” vote. , . ^ a rebutUl to statements made night in the Parish Center, eklst for any new ot increased dummy’s ace. At this Fan 1 G Fa The RepubUcan town platform The move was defeated by Fan 1 NT Fa proposes a charter change to the Democratic majority. Subse- Prince Michael Fan 2 NT Fa ______and dress wHl be All Fan 'proaden referendum powers, quently, the Board of BJducation, DUSSBLDORF, Germany two diamonds and four clubs. raT^'to give the p e ^ e V volc^ by a mianimous vote, authorized , thV 'h in d iin g 'o f ‘ bidding and formal. ProflU Irom the Seeing no liroblem. South took " major’^ n m ' ; ^ changes the busing of 62 Hartford chil- i t ^ awarding o f the contract for will be donated to the pre^^^^^^ that toe ace and king of clubs and best response when you have U X' and policies.”

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s f PAGE SEVEN- u A n ^ u E A lE R , CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, l'966 EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN[, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1966 MANCHESTER X. —Heralding H o m e s / Furnitur6 in Harmonious Blend Birmingham Improvin STORY BY The dining room, opposite the ll'ving room, is filled ■with Mrs. FIVE PORTRAITS OF PUBLIC LIFE DORIS BELDING #< ''X J# > a PHOTOS BY ebXears old and not really au- In Its Negro Relationships t iq u ^ with wide scrolled backs, SYLVIAN OFIARA , ‘ -'-i V .;: ■ ’ . . ___ 1____L. Am iM/«s<4Avif riiiHnf have been painted, a pale Wil- tion for the Advancement of An incident occurred during a BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - The Dembcitatic Candidates liamsbui^Klireen, matching the boycott of a downtown 'super­ The home of Mr. smd Mrs. While brlcke and,bottle* fly in Colored People. top half oKthe wall. A chair Nixon, a Negro dentist, com­ market when a young white ex- many other area* of the coun- David R. Murphy of 62 Bolton rail divides the bottom, which plained, however, that Boutwell Marine shot and wounded five . - n r ^ try this onetime citadel of seg- St. is a charming house, with is painted white\from the top is “ dragging his feet. It takes Negroes who surrounded his xar much of its furniture found in relation Is expert enclngr'Bt«»ersist8 between the of furniture the couple is grad­ family room. T h e. outside wall is mainly windows. Tliere is an races. Walt’s experience as a physician and a father of nines ually acquiring. Family Reunion entrance way from the back­ Nixon believes the Neg;ro will children make him an especially sympathetic member of \ ______. be fully accepted in the Birm- Besides refinishing furniture, yard at the side of the house. (OtmttniMd from Page ,One) the Board. He serves as chairman of the Educational . ------brown, black and white — “it ingham community “when he X ' Mrs. Murphy is an expert at The yard is tiny, well lan4- a mulUcolored shift, apologized may not be necessary for a enoi^h voting power.’ Policies Committee, a job requiring research and soul- \ making Flemish floral arrange­ scaped, and the place where the like Oerrv to z o , and “Both the Democrats and Re­ X ments, not only for her own fer her attire and * ® i^xholes and publicns are frantically trying search. He has bren a leader of the Great Books Discus­ family spends most of its time enjoyment, but as example.? for during the summer months, and would have put on her best paddies of Viet to get the over 250,000 Negro sion Group for many years and has also been seen cheer­ a, class she teaches in the* art. the adults do their entertain­ dress had she known she would votes (statewide) this Noyem- ing at Littlfe League playing fields. White walls and drapes give ing. The rea.son for the popu­ be in such honored company. when the ceremonials were ber,” Nixon said, “and we are larity of this particular location But she said, ” I do have my over and Lena Johnson —no doggedly insisting on c ^ a in the living room, at the front of the house, a light and airy look. is a summer house, complete prized pi)ssession with me relation - had been acclaimed concessions before we pledge with sink, fireplace, open grill The room is carpeted’ in aqua, and I’d like you to meet my hus- the record-holding tour guide our support. ^ and white wicker furniture, and the upholstered furniture is . j ,, ^ith 288 hours to her credit. He said • the Negroes have and screened throughout. “This brown. Mrs. Murphy cut down The President told the women Johnson and Texas Gov. John enough power to deny a candi- was a most welcome refuge a high parlor table and it now he was proud of how they were B. Connally tooled off in a white date a seat. The answer is in the this summer,” Mrs. Murphy serves as a coffee tabic near helnina “ to show this part of the convertible with Johnson at the ballot. . .said, "when temperatures hov­ the sofa. A deep antique ma­ w S ? t o S i t T w o r ld ^ H e said wheel. ^N ot all is on the rosy side, in LEONARD SEADER ered between 90 and 100 de­ hogany frame, edged in gold, is • A V .. thev were promoting under- He’s off to see the “ Herefords Nixon s opinion, grees, as it is always cooler out FOR TERM b e g in n in g on the fireplace mantle, near a standing and if there were more and the sunset," Mrs. Johnson ’ Many industries and there.” S a t in tte w^ld - between said. ^ f^aye a different st^d- N O V E M B E R 1, 1967 clock almost 100 years old. The oi inat m and Negroes, ’ he pendulum of the clock is cali­ An open staircase .with said. “ As an example, we sent a brated and has a single han^ wrought iron railing leads from blit the purpose of this has not girl to a firm which advertised Len is now the Chaiman of the Personnel Committee. the living room to the chil- Mercy Train Police Arrests for a secretary. She was told been discovered by the Mur- Mrs. Murphy peruses a home decorating magazine in the living room as she takes time out from her many projects S she had to be able to type 90 He was instrumental in the mature settlement reached phys. (See Page Eight) S Begins Journey, Giles Rouleau, 21, of 482 Ad- words a minute and take dicta- this year between the teachers and the Board. Mediation \ End Uncertain ams St. was charged with tion at the rate of 150 words a is well within his field, as he has done graduate work m ' 'ft. > loitering after he was told to minute. And all this lor $65 a (Continaed from Pago One)- leave the parking lot of a drive- week At the same Ume a ymite Education and Vocational Guidance. Len is a candidate • in restaurant and would not do girl had to meet only half those for a second term on the Board. During his first teirn to be named, said South Pacific Rouleau is the first person requirements. ^ he also served as Liaison Chairman between the Board \ normally would charge “ about to be charged with this offense On the other hand, Nixon said Z600 ner car” to carry such a under a town ordinance which “ meaningful” steps have been and the Community College when it^as a town-operated T X r to TTI Paso was passed several months ago. taken by some employers. He E E institution. ^ load from Lafayette to El Paso. singled out U.S. Pipe & Foundry f ' - Southern Pacific is handling ^s “ the only one that has com- the shipment without charge^ Richard J. Nelson, 22, of 40 pletely and fairly come to griiw “ If the cars reach El Paso Harlem St. was charged with with the problem and gone all and cannot cross the border,” a making unnecessary noise with the way inthe fields of equal Southern Pacific spokesman in a motor vehicle last night af- opportimity, job traming and San Antonio said, “They will be ter police say he screeched retraining.” ALFRED R. CAMPBELL placed in a siding. We will then tires on his car several times He said it had taken demon­ FOR TERM BEGINNING contact the party in Lafayette as they followed him. Police strations to win Negro dem ^ ds P and tell them we will return the say they went after the car af- from the U.S. Steel Oorp. But, NOVEMBER 1, 1966 ahlpment to them.” ter they heard the vehicle be said. U. S. Steel now hM K The spokesman added: “ If the screech tires at McKee and W. moved to upgrade Negroes in altuatioTls straightened out and Center Sts. their jobs and Iws even named a the cars are allowed to enter Kenneth Viara Jr., 23, of 99 Negro as an attorney. Mexico they will be turned over gt. John St. was charged with Nixon said his organization A1 is as familiar to the Town of Manchester as the town to the Mexican National Rail- non-support yesterday afternoon was concentrating on employ- is to him. He too is a candidate for a second terai on the road at the Hio Grande rail after he appealed at the ,ime whites dedicated to seeing 10 in New Haven to expand Harry Leister, 46, of no cer- _ e POR'TiON OF UNEXPIRED TERM BEGINNING «iucational and .rehabilitation tain address, was arrested tj^ce Th" y are NOVEMBER 1, 1966 oorto^i loo ohUdron with i™- to to. bu.^S Yi paired hearing or deafness Par- times charged with intoxica ents of these children and o - tl* «-q f Federal and state programs Charlie is the' newest Democratic member of the Board Shannon catches up on her reading during Sean’s absence K'e ta^'^edto^ attend thU^^ time* JsterS'"'afternoon in Sean goes across the hall to visit his older brother, Randy of Education. He is a member of its Finance Committ^, Flemish floral arrangement is centerpiece on dining room table 2 a position whkh makes good use of his, business abilities. Doctors are concerned abtmt leased jail J® AlabamTTtate Employ- 'This man wears many hats— he has been a social worker, children with hearing impedl- b^^ ^ a vice-president of the Little League and a past, president ments resulting from ’^be <^r- sic . „ Qo-Ain in an opportunity center last March to man measles epidemic of 1 ^ - ^ nniiee provide special counseling and of the Connecticut Service Club and the Soft Drink There are 300 children infori^tion for youngsters, known rubella-caused hearing say,,khd was again charged and ^gy j^jy Bottlers’ Association . r impediments in Bridgeport, returned to Jad. tered almost 8 000, Hartford and New Haven. These Leister is scheduled to appear ^ Xpra A similar operation was con­ Children are now at the age in court on Monday, ducted by Youthpower, Inc., a for therapy and the facilities ; — volunteer private nonprofit •re non-existent in many areas. p _ iX _ group which provided part-time \ The Connecticut Association jobs for youngsters. few Hearing-Impaired' Children Summer programs were oper­ - 'r is seeking legislation for in- Firemen Called ated under the Office of Eco­ , creased local day school facil­ nomic Opportunity neighbor­ ities for children who are deaf Twice, But No hood youth corps. or hard-of-hearing. Sen. Gloria The Head Start program Is I HE JOBS FIT THE MEN - Bcb^fer of Woodbridge will Flames in Sight giving 1,967 preschool children a Craft and sponsor such a bill-The Bolton Fire Department boost toward a successful first VidienVriien the Connecticut General grade in 33 centers around Jef- Assembly meets in January morning. ferson County. 1967. At 9 a.m.. the department Will Birmingham have more THE MEN FIT THE JOBS ' Anyone Interested in more in­ went to the home of A1 Simard racial disorder? formation may contact Mr*. on Laurwood Dr. on Birch No one can say for sure, of Raymond E. Gorman, N. Lake- Mountain to check on a fire course, but Mq.yor Boutwell and their com- wood Circle. caused by a burning sheet. The doesn’t think so. These then have outstanding Tecords of service to their businesses, their professions with integrity. sheet had been hung over a “ When the Negro leaders munity. They’ are accustomed to shouldering responsibility and to facing, tough decisions window to protect it while down here saw what was hap- Tests Ordered the celling was being paijjted. pening in the Northern cities— They find their satisfaction in working hard—for the town and for you. HARTFORD (AP)—A psychia- Firemen speculate tliat the fire riots, the violence, the M e examination has been ord- may have been caused by elec- bloodshed they realized they ereil ter Robert S Young 34 a-trie heat. In the baseboard that bad a bear by the t^l, and dis- WITH PRIDE AND OOMlDENCE, THESE MEN ASK FOR YOOR SOPTORT •red tor Itot^rt S. “ 1 the sheet The fire was cord since has diminished shar- lorm er prizefighter who pleaded ignited the sneei. Jirewas ..,T»™,tweii said guiltyl to robbing a branch of^out when firemen got there, and p i^ ^ t w e l l said. . .. . Windsor F^eral Savings tc the only damage was to a amall lie claims the backing of the TOWN ELECTION! Js^ iaS o? Lit section of the wall. PO)ver structure of the Negro A half-hour later firemen community—men such as attor. MONDAY, Y o i ^ claimed he didn’t know were called to the home of Earl ney Artlmr Shores and milllon- was doing when he Rogers

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X \ ■ • x V'.' i - - PAGE N INE MANCHEST^ EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1966 P A G E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 19W ' Luci,Pat Vernon Turcotte Undergoes B52s Strike Rights Charge Dropped, ‘Star’ in Assessor Infiltration New Indictment Planned Psychiatric Exam (Continued from Pagp One) Leaving for Runs, Depots nation of ‘'misguided militancy USINESS SERVICES l^IRECTORY New Film Richard E, Turcotte Jr,, charged with murder in the and bigotry" was heard in shooting Thursday of his 27-year-old wife, Mrs. Marie Conttnued from rage Om ) Obituary (ContUned from Pftfo One) A New Post Knoxville, Tenn., where Oloster Macri Turcotte, underwent psychiatric examination yes- spotted about 30 North Vietnam­ B. Current, a top New York offi­ tienal Shrine of the ImmaculaU ese northwest of Dong Ha near Maurice C. Parr EdgarBdvar Belleville,Belleville the town’stowns terday at Hartford Anthony state Oud- Jail, cer of the National Association Conception — were recorded by the coast and just south of the Maufice C. Parr, 55, of Hart' fori the Advancement of Colored assessor, is resigning to become confirmed this morning ford, brother of Fernand Parr of ^ NAACP RUPPERT CAMPING a White House photognrapher, demilitarized zone. The observ­ [ W LEASING assessor for Ehifield. He will that the 29-year-old Town Man^chester, died yesterday at foundations of civil H I G H G R A D E lit. Cmdr- Tommy Atkins of the er called in naval offshore gun­ EQUIPMENT leave his Vernon post on Oct. Highway Dept, laborer consult­ McCook Memorial Hospital. rights progress "are being de- TAPPER On 1 or 2 Navy’s photographic laboratory. 28. ed with psychiatrist Walter A. fire. Survlvors, besides his brother, ^ racists.” PRINTING Tento, Cots, Sleeping, Bags The narration is done by tele­ Borden for about two hours South Korea’s Tiger Division Include jev en other brothers, a n c BARREL YEAR P U N Mayor Thomas J. McCusker, Air Mattresses, StOT'es vision newswoman Nancy Dick­ last night, from 6 to 8 p.m. called a n 'end to its operation-Su sister, and several nieces and - At Vancouver Job and Commercial Lanterns erson of the National Broadcast­ who made the announcement, Results of the examination Printing 95.69 First In Manchester. New said Belleville has said the new Bok, the oldest allied operation nephews. .liimnuq o f’ the Unlversltv of ing Co., a friend of the John- are not yet known, nor has in Viet Nam, which started last The funeral will be held Mon- cars, full maintenance, fully Prompt and Efficient $5.00 DEPOSIT MANCHESTER Insured to reduce your prob­ Bons. The author of the text was position provided a larger there been any official word on March 26. It extended through day at 9:15 a.m. from the Fis- M ississipi, * i^ n o t v r Printing Of All Kinds SURPLUS SALES CO. lems and worries. For full not disclosed by the White “ challenge” and a higher pay. the finding of an autopsy per- mountain country and the Ha gette Funeral Home, 20 Sisson audience h,e »«1*«J** ot House. “ Mr Belleville, the mayor fo„i(ed on“ the victim y'esterday 169 N. MAIN ST. Information call Tning Valley inland from the Ave., Hartford, with a solemn V J A f , not VICHI'S at Depot Square It was explained that the film said, has served the t o ^ of Manchester Me- central coastal city of Qui Nhon. high Mass of requiem at St. tacked, but Jh»t “ e dMS not Community Press Gives Recital Open Daily to 9:00 P.M. Paul Dodge Pontiac Is a private, historical movie Vemon well dur ng his enure „oria l Hospital. In the six-month operation, the Ann’s Cliurch, Hartford at 10. blaine f ° “ ‘ b®rn whlt^^ PACKAGE STORE as assessor and it is unfortunate 9 East Middle Tpke. J. FARR — 643-7111 / INC. that will go into the Whita Norman Slade, organist at Medical examiner Dr. Rob­ Korean forces'reported killing Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene- wanting to keep their privileged that we cannot retain his serv- 30 BISSELL ST: 373 5IAIN STREET House film library and the . „ ------ert Keeney said that though 299 Viet Cong, capturing 33 and diet Cemetery, Bloemfield. position. Telephone 643-5727 Phone 649-2881 Johnson presidential library. Its Temple Beth Sholom in Man- However, the salary in- seizing 88 weapons. The Ko- Friends may call at the fu- He said if he were in that po- We Urge You To Support cost was not disclosed. It will Chester and the First Church of crease and other benefits that release of Information reans also provided protection neral home tonight from 7 to 9 sitlon, “ I would act and do just The I.utz Junior ftluseum not be shown publicly. Christ, Congregational, inGlas- he will receive in the town of on’ his findings must come from for the area rice harvest and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and what the white man in the South TURNPIKE MANCHESTER The movie is a dramatic tonbury, will give the second Enfield at this time cannot be the office of the Hartford Coun­ About the time they ended 7 to 9 p.m. is doing.” GLASS f, . production with ^ matched by the town of Ver- ty coroner. this operation Friday, the divi­ ------— At Montgomery, Ala., Gov. • For Auto Windshields TEXACO CUSTOM MADE niusic and captures the human “ _ *i°n. sion launched a multi-battalion George C. Wallace echoed the and humorous side of the na- 8 p m. tomorrow in the Con- The town will begin advertis- But Atty. Francis J. Fahey, • For Store Fronts and all deputy coroner, who has charge search and dpstroy sweep in the recent sentiments of “ black sizes of windows SEAFOOD CANVAS AWNINGS Open 24 Hours A Day lion’s biggest wedding in years, cordia Lutheran Church. Ing soon for a new assessor. Hospital Notes power” spokesman Slokely Car­ of the matter in the absence o f MRS. TURCOTTE Phu Cat Mountains six miles • For Table Ti ps CHOICE VARIETY It even Shows Lucl getting her siade, who teaches piano and Competitive examinations will north of Qui Nhon. In the first michael by declaring a civil 92 Years Serving Manchester Coroner Louis Schaffer, said (a 1957 photo) Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Firestone Tires hair done. organ in Manchester, will pre- *** given by the state personnel day of the drive, the ROK contempt* citation sought the autopsy report had not in Areas excepting iiwtbr- SATURDAY 8 A.M-NOON Quality Line Products on the Page-Air transistor ra­ Real-life movie actor George g^^t selections from Handel, department. been received in his office as of troops reported killing 41 Viet against him is “ another step On Oct. 8. the Watklns-West Qualify nity where they are 2:30 to 4 - , Gen. Repairers License dio which has a radius of 38 Hamilton, who came to the wed- gaxjh. Hindemith, Steel, Franck School Lunches last night. ing its description was spotted Q oj^g and capturing five while p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private Funeral Service will have serv­ ding as guest of maid of honor jiesslaen. Skinner Road School -M on - miles. This means that day or Seafood by local police. taking light casualties. rooms where they are 10' a.m. political prisoners in this coun­ J. A. W HITE Corner Broad and ed the people o f Manchester Lynda Johnson, appears in a bit offering will be bread, pea- Permission for the phychia- night help for you is only a /X tric examination was given on ■ They followed it to Bolton Australians uncovered to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested try.’ Middle Tpke. West and vicinity for a period of 92 part. 'taken. butter and jelly sandwiches; Notch, where it was flagged numerous phone call away. 43 O A K ST. a motion by Turcotte's lawyer, Viet Cong base not to smoke in patients* rooms. G L A S S C O . Use Matz Motor-Air-R years—a most outstanding rec­ French pastry chef Ferdinand on Oct. 30, at 8 p.m. at the Tuesday: beef and gravy, but- down and Macri surrendered Throughout the many years TEL. 649-9937 Atty. Sanford J. Plepler, at camps and tunnel complexes, No more than two visitors at Ml BlsseM St.—Tel. 649-7322 Phone 643-2176 ord. Ormand West joined the Louvat steals the comic relief church, the Concordia Choir and ^ered noodles, peas, butter sand- without resistance. Pussies killed seven Viet \ Aid-R, therefore you have a business in 1944 and in 1955 of service Watkins-West Fu­ role, shown frequently amid gcioists will sing ] y c ° t t e * a^a^^^ one time per patient. Lecture Monday To get the most efficient neral Service has made every selections niches; Wednesday: cubed beef Two months later on Aug. 6, Q^ng and captured seven in the more complete combuatlon. the name was changed to Wat- operation out of your car, re­ effort to keep abreast ot the SEE US FOB: scenes of wedding preparations Reformation Choral ^ lls, potato chips, Macri was found dead in his sweep and reported Patients Today; 259 HH Upholstery How are the shocks In your kins-West Funeral Service. It At First Church gardless of make with the max­ times in all of . it’s equipment. • Aluminum RoU Up as he worked on the seven-foot- vespers pickles, olives, celery sticks; morning. jail cell at Hartford State Jail, sustaining light casualties. car? Haven’t given much goes without saying that, to CUNLIFFE Awnings ADMITTED YESTERDAY: DON WILLIS and I V I Shop imum of efficiency, you should Every year one or more tall, . wedding _ cake. ______Thursday: cabbage roll, Turcotte is being held at the Police said he had hanged P thought to them? Well you attain such a record, thought • Door Canopies mashed potatoes, string beans, Hartford Jail pending his In Tay Ninh province near the A.braiti.s, 52 Teresa Rd. Tlie First Church of Christ, RE-U FHOLSTERINO Install a Matz Motor Ald-R from pieces ot equipment is re­ Lucl praised Atkins, who she mashed potatoes, string beans, Hartford Jail pending his ap- himself from a nine with strips Aoraiu.s, should for they are most im­ and service have played a most • Storm Doors Bidd "gave us a very special out in the sticks. It’s kind of butter sandwiches; Friday: pearance in Manchester Circuit g, bedsLet faLtoned into ^a the W‘"'am Anderson. 92 fl. Middle Scientist will sponsor a public Manchester Auto Parts, 270 placed With new pieces. MOTOR SALES ■aia leave uo » GARAGE * Modem Furniture portant and worn shocks cause Important role. Even details as • Combination Windows memory of the most wonderful refreshtag reading, Broad 8t. They have the fran­ The Funeral Home located at e x p e r t a u t o b o d y and said gav ry ^ ^ “Jp'l^tintoS with other ^ 19 S Ught nStr? ", l^e^rhu^h 4^47 N Mato"'St a car to corner poorly and it the kind of advertising have f e n d e r REPAIRS Manchester Awning Co. 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 and Antiques chise to sell Motor Aid-R In 142 E. Center St. is fully air- day In our lives.” Uncas and Hebron and tomatoes, cole slaw, but- Mrs. Marie Turcotte, the strips made from his handker- s ISaaafd in the tirst oil o " ' U f will drift—in some case the car been taken into account and 195 WEST CENTER ST. Anybody who is of American tered beets, butter sandwiches, mother of four children -t w o chief. ^ “ engaged m the iiwt o^ cross St.; Milford Chasse, 129 Miss Lela May Aultman of Den ^ • store Stools and Booths both Hartford and Tolland conditioned and its appoint­ ENAMEL and LACQUER bounces and does not hold the at the convention Of the News­ Telephone 649-3091 Indi&n descent (There are some T^orthe&st School — Mondayc boys and two g’irls ag^ed 4 to 7 eration since the brigade ar- summer St.; Mrs. Diane Clif- vir, Colo., will be guest speiker Speclclizing in • Custom Furniture Counties. ments are chosen with excellent .REFINISHINGS road. Why put up with a po­ paper Advertising Executives Eatabllahed 1949 in Hebron, we know,) should Sausage with tomato sauce, —was shot dead about 8:06 p.m. rived in Viet Nam August 14. Tariffville; Howard Cush- Her topic will be ‘‘Christian Slipcovers and Draperies The Matz Motor Aid-R Is not taste. Should the family wish Hebron Made to Order tential hazard when you can Association, Inc. held in New REASONABLE PRICES have been interested in attend- mashed potatoes, green beans, Thursday in the kitchen of her The infantrymen are on a 93 Laurel St.; Mrs. Mar- Science Reveals Man’s Power to BRAKE SERVICE a gadget; it has been tested music with the service, this is Complete Selection of purchEise Columbus heavy duty Orleans, fifteen top a w ^ s of ing the meeting of the Hebron applesauce: Tuesday: Baked parents’ home at 11 Orchard search and destroy operation 10 ggi^ n a z, Brandy Hill Rd.. Ver- Think Rightly.” thoroughly not only by the com­ availi)ble. The chapel is spa­ RT. 83— VERNON, CONN. Heralding Materials shocks for just $9.88 and they recogniition were ^ven \p fif­ Convention. Historical Society AVednesday ham, mashed potatoes, buttered st miles northwest of Tay Ninh ng^. jjj.g phgebe Fahey, Broad Mi.ss Aultmah is a member of Front End Alignment pany manufacturing it but by cious enough for a large serv­ When it's time to FREE ESTIMATES are guaranteed in writing for 'just Above the Traffic city and have encountered only Brook; Theodore Fotty, 9 Eld- the Board o f Lectureship of the Edward DellaFera, who, with teen different categories and ice Euid may be divided to pro­ evening at the Brink Grist Mill corn, pudding; Wednesday: Turcotte surrendered to po- Lower Level of the Parkade 24,000 miles or a two-year pe­ Circle Set to Pick Homes light contact since they started. fi£]gg sL Mother Church, The First - General Repair Work his brother Victor, own Man­ Watkins-West advertising pro­ vide two chapels for smaller ^ Q*** * * 41 Tx 1 Beef stew with vegetables, arrived at the murder 649-6324 riod, whichever comes first. The ’j.'EL. 645-0016 ------Also, Clayton Gilbert, 12C Church of Christ, Scientist. Bos- chester Auto Parts. A Motor gram was judged best in the services. A fine loud speaker ASC Panel State representative Douglas crackers, cheese sticks, brown- j^ene only minutes later. extra heavy duty Columbus M; Fellows spoke on Uncas and ics; Thursday: Hamburgs in ^ ^ (Continued from Page Seven) Blucfield Dr.; Walter Gutzmer, ton. Mass. Aid-R was installed on Edward country in the funeral home system is installed throughout MOVE ahock absorbers sell for $13.88 Appearing dazed and weeping Clothier Backs 440 Gardner St.; Mrs. Joan ------BUY DellaFera’s car and he really category. the Ho*pe. The county Convention to the Mohegans." rolls potato salad, ptokles, be''L^d\'l?®'dirolsorelyTn'’lhf dren’s bedroom, on the second SELL and are guaranteed for 30,000 People today seem to be con­ Expert nan I asc committee Fellows says Uncas was the fruit; Friday; Fish sticks, = ^ Jolle, 154 St. John St.; Mrs. Lu­ Dube Tool Co. tested it in every way imagin­ How much does a service COINS TRADE miles or two years—whichever stantly* on the move and no o, ,u,a d„hu., ,n.a,.d .OM.W, n... : r . Long-Hair Look cille Kuchinski, Thompsonville; Percy Murder Sperinl Taps and Gages able. What were the results? cost? What is included in the • Moving, • One of the largest Inven­ comes first. T0UR6INE police after reportedly telling a rooi;^ to the left of the stair Mark Minor, Stafford Springs: Stainless and Special Fasteners ■riie Motor Aid-R did everything longer are vacations taken in cost of a service? TTiese and Tuesdav at 8 p.m. at the Ag-” or Attawanhood, who roamed cake with cream. tories In New England. If you would like to have PRcking 6 4 3 ^ 6 3 — V XTaW 1 n ^m 1 4 .* T 0 4 «.a.*4 0 ^1*. neighbor who ran to the scene Mathew Minor. S tafford Special Reamers the summer alone. ■Vacations many other questions come to ricultural Center In Rockville. the Hebron lands before its Lake Street School —Monday; landin'g.. Dark green book For Teen Boys Prnhe Pressed o Supplies and Accessories. . claimed for it and more! A dis­ an automatic leVelizer that is storage “ I just shot my wife —she was Springs, Michael Minor, Staf­ Decimal Sizes From can and are taken the year mind and if you would like them PAINTS It Is open to the public. settlement. The speaker has ravioli, green beans, fruit; shelves his toys and • Teletype Service. tinct decline in gas consumption built to outlast your car, just going to leave me.” 'Continued from Page Oue) ford Spring.s: Mrs. Audrey (Continued from Page One) .030 thru .500 In Steps of .001 around, EUid because of this answered please feel free to Farmers are required to made an extensive study on his ’Tuesday: pork in gp-avy, was noticed, the 611 did not have purchase a Columbus automatic The Turcottes, who owned a books, and fnatch the clothes Mitchell, Storrs; Mrs. Isaliell Meyer Steel Plug Gages there is the possibility of death stop In at Watkins-West Funeral FOR BEST RESULTS MANCHESTER bring their social security num­ subject. W e Vender if this will mashed potatoes, kernel corn, chests. His ru^ 1, another ex­ Connecticut Valley to be changed so frequently and levellzeij from Manchester Auto home on Northfield Rd., Coven­ The trio — Stephen Webb, 18, Nevers, 24 Hilltop Dr.:'* stabbed early Sunday in her bed In Steps of .001 occurring far from home. Service and consult with either ber which Is needed by the In­ include how the -Rev. James gelatin dessert; Wednesday: exhaust fumes were drastical­ try, are reported to have been ample of Mrs. Murphy's' ingen­ and Paul and Phillip Farrell, Also, Cynthia North, 22 Lau­ by an intruder. Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts Parts and you will have one Should this happen to a fam­ Mr. West or Mr. Lennon. They ternal revenujs department for Fitch of Norwich won Uncas franks on a roll, potato chips, Twenty Investigators from the Ball Lock Pins Coin Co. ly reduced. with a. lifetime guarantee for as MOVING AND having domestic troubles and uity. It is a series of different both 17 — are members of a rel PI.; Richard Plank, 577 Grif­ ily far from home there is no will gladly explain just what a PAULS Identification purposes in con­ over to the palefaces, by pray- pickles, baked beans, apples; Borlte Boring Bars— Carbide 97 Center St., Manchester The Matz Motor Aid-R can be long as you drive the car. This recently became estranged, colored squares sewed fogeth- fin Rd., Wapping: George state's attorney's office and spe­ necessity of a long trip; ar­ funeral director does for you, nection with farm program ing for rain. Uncas had said he Thursday: chicken noodle soup, rock 'n' roll group called Also Representing Otheb 643-6295 installed on amy make car and is the only ride control unit BAINT SUPPLY Turcotte moving from their cu the gold, green, beige, red Schambach, 865 Hartford Tpke., cialists from the Chicago police rangements made by telephone, what you can expect from a TRUCKING GO. payments. Many farmers have would believe in the white peanut gutter sandwiches, cook- Chestnut pumpkin colors blending “ Sounds Unlimited . They con- Quality Manufacturers Tues.-Frl. Noon—9 P.M. on compact cars as well. If you gpiaranteed for life and this Is home to a room on Vernon; Mrs. Mary Silhavy. 53 laboratory have been assisting all you have to do is to call service, and they i^ll even help 645 MAIN STREET already filed form 3435 with the man's God if- His prayer ies; Friday: fish sticks, french to lend a bright spot to the ^ contract requires them to 6 John, East Hartford— 289-6459 Saturday 9 A.M.-::^ P.M. would like to talk with” Mr. in writing by Columbus as long St. ■West St., Rockville: Mrs. Sara-? In the Investigation. Watkins-West F\ineral Service you through their advice when County Office. Those farmers brought rain. It didn’t look fries, carrots, fruit, room. keejSi^eir hair long. A young man on the campaign DellaFera about the advantages as you own your car; -''labor Tel. 649-0300 A witness to the shooting was dean Toce, Coventry; Mrs. and through their ,membership it comes to purchasing a ceme­ who ha've not yet filed the form promising, but a little cloud East School — Monday: Hot Shannon, 5, shares a blue and A tetuMrary restraining or staff of Percy voluntarily took a of this Motor Aid-R do stop in charg;e8 are not included. ____ la... 4** M j*4« 1 **«e Mary Uriano, 49 Summer St.; in the -Associated Funeral Di­ tery lot. Here again you should are required to do so by Oct. 1. came, no bigger than a finger, dog on roll, baked beans, ice Mrs. Patricia Olbrias, Mrs. Tur- room with her younger od,results, Dragel said Closed at 10 P.5L government regulation against Old fashioned load control units KEM-TONE Where Personal without peer. you choose, you may be certain each following year, such alght- what a pity that "Amston visits to the Macri home, Tur- Angeles, Calif.,, and have lived rollers'. All were allowed to DAY ^ He Ua declined fe% to fiATYname the Tue«. and Wed. noxious exhaust fumes and are just a stiff helper spring tir U J X I L r>A(M T Conaideratlon ast Hartford; Wil- 142 E. CENTER ST. For over 12 years Watkins- that you will find kindness and draft paymenU will be report- i^ke” didn’t select, the name cotte complied by sitting down in ° Utah, Pelin.sylvania---and register in, their schools without ^ s°n. young men but .said Jhey ^ th 11 P.5L Thurs., Frl. pipmises a new world of power, around an ordinary hook. For la A Tradition Two Cars Crash “iom . Somers^ Mrs. West Funeral Service has been thoughtfulness are not m eu - ed to IRS without regard to the gf g^g gf those Indian names. at the curb. He offered no re- Rhode island since their mar- incident I'®*" ^alte: were, acquaintances of Valerie. SafTMlditight economy and efficTe"hcy for your hea'vy load conditions they are Sundays 4 P.M. to 10 P.M. Manchester’s Oldest a member of AFDS Emd Or­ ured in dollars and cents. SHERWIN WILLIAMS •mount. ’ ^ How pleasing Attawanhood slstance when police arrived. riage. Mrs. Mqrphy is a mem- Lanham .said his decision«rt(itit Edna Ames, 41 St.. Theo- car. There are no moving parts OK but with no load the car 400 AAsln Simrt At Intersection mond West or William Lennon, At the rear of the Watkins- 98i MAIN STREET According to Szegda, 185 Lake would sound, or Owaneco . Wennergren, who said he was be? 6f the ^Je'wcomer’s Club of to admit the trio was taken in dore L a b oc,^ U pp^ Butcher Closed 5Ion. t Tues. With Finest Facilities to wear out and you can count rides like a truck. Pump-up assistant funeral director, su-e West Home there is a paved farms In Tolland County im- A wrong assumption about in his living room across the the YWCA. Her husband is- a the interest of orderly conduct Bd., Rockville; Mrs. Helma upon steady and continuous sav­ shocks that could be adjusted TEL. 643-6656 always on call. To g;ive prompt parking area that is moat con­ proved their resources under the jjgt nobody but this cofi a stop sigh resulted in a col- street from the Macris’ at the consultant with the Central Jail in the school. He has received Rocco, East Hartford; Dennis About Town ing of money foi* you through were a step forward but now service, they' use a Page-Air venient. It also allows proces­ agriculturalprogp-am during the respondent tried to make the lision of two cars at Knighton time of the murder, became Administration of Connecticut, backing from Dr. W.T. White, Taylor, 182 Hany Lane, Ver- improved combustion efficiency. Columbus offers the all new The Ladles Guild of the transistor radio; one or the oth­ sions to be formed there away 12 months ending June 30 this jj^he people change the name to and Holl Sts. yesterday about alerted by what sounded like and is working for a Ph.D. superintendent of Dallas schools non; Ralph Fletcher, Ashford, MANCHESTER Isn’t it worth looking into? levelizer to smooth out heavy of and Lee MeShan, president of John Flori, 19 Barbara Rd., Church of the Assumption will PONTIAC er of them have it with them from the busy street. Should year^ These farms, he says, Inr gug of .the above Indian titles, 12:40 p.m. X,, three shots—two of them clear degree at the University The theory of how Motor leads as well as give a comfort­ IJU iiU d R ait-Q JU A . sponsor a membership tea ^to- at all times. As soon as the an­ you require help or advice, Mr. elude about 23,000 acres of A, car driven by Donald E. the Board of Trustees, Rockville; Mrs. Jean. McMullin, M EM O RIAL GO. AND Aid-R works is a simple one—as able empty car ride tmd they fha litoM-9 i DuPO N TS But they said it was too late. and the third ipuffled, Connecticut., morrow from 3 to 5 p.m. at swering 'service receives your West or Mr. Lennon are al­ farmland. Throughout the coun­ White testified there was no 88 Oak St. so many wonderful Inventions adjust themselves to all points I don’t think it is, even now. Andersoh. 36, of 231 Green Rd. He said he later saw the body ------the church hall. ways available. try about a million farms took written rule dealing ■with the Opposite East Cemetery are. Without its use raw gas call, they contact one of them Stop ’n Go 4-H Week Staria and a car' dri^ven by Ruth A. o f Mrs. Turcottie lying just in­ TEMPEST in between automatically. En­ 558 BURNSIDE AVE. part in AOP last year. Conserv­ Pohl of Andover collided as ‘‘ a u t h o r it y w a n i b b u s e s passes into the crankcase caus­ joy a comfortable ride with a Nation 4-H Club Week will be side the Kitchen door and a Car Abandon^, was up to individual principals NEW YORK (AP) - New M ^chester JaycMS will meet EAST HARTFORD ation measures on Tolland both cars approached, the in­ QuoKty Memorials ing oil dilution, metal corrosion Columbus levelizer from ■ Man­ Atlantic Sorvico _ . . * J * observed today to Oct. 1. So weapon iii the rear yard Hear to determine what length might York City’s Transit Authority Monday at 8 p.m at the Circuit and fuel waste through the County fanns represented a to- ^ ^ tersection about the same tin^e, Over so Years Experience SALES and SERVICE chester Auto Parts. Sneeze, Freak Accident 289-6333 Prop: "Rudy” DuPont the back porch. Used by Thief be “ disturbing to the-morale of will order *23 mllUon worth of Court room at the Police SU- breather pipe auid exhaust sys­ tal investment of around $21,- Msistant county club agentrshe P °'“=® ^ay both . Police, in reporting the case, air-ednditioned buses, pending tion. A member of the Man- tem. With Motor Ajc-R, drop­ Power and Hand Tools 128 East Center Street 000. Since aimilar investments also says, “ Would you believe ‘I"''®''® told them they assum-, the school.” have declined to give more than A car which was stolen from approval by the Board of Esti- cheater Association for Help Coll 649-5807 PAUL DODGE lets of gas are broken down to Fainting and Decorating were made through ACP and by that the 4-H symbol has served ®*t the other had a stop sign. The boys’ lawyers seek per­ Area Weather Restore Sight to BKhd Phone: 649-6977 basic facts surrounding it and *-he Norton Electric Co. on mate. for Its Retarded Children will a fine vapor and evenly distrib­ Tools farmers in all the nation’s ’’ag­ 1 out of every 5 adults in 'the There are no stop signs at the manent action against t)iB A. AIMETTI, Prop have not in'dicgited what type of Hilliard St. yesterday evening g^j^ggj system, claiming their The ftises will feature two- speak. The event Is open to all PONTIAC, INC. uted to cylinders. Fumes es­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — LONDON (AP) — Two peopleblindness —• accidentally struck Garden and Land Tools Featuring a complete Une of ricultural counties, he says, the United States? The 23 million intersection. B a b y , Household, Party weapon was used pr how many was found several hours later way radios and public address men between the ages of 21 and Harrison St., hlanchester 578 Main St.-^-Tel. 649-2881 caping combustion are redirect­ The U.S. Weather Bureau says Atlantic Products plus people of America benefited . , _ .. The Pohl car had to be towed exclusion from classes is a vio­ — blind for years — can see her eye on the handle of a vacu- and Banquet Supplies from a half-billion dollars worth _____ times the victim had been shot. returned to the owners. lation of their civil rights. systems. 35. , ed and processed through Motor another day of cool and unset­ today. Sight returned to one aft- um cleamer. General Automotive it is so. The National Week’s ®way, but police say no injuries iJnvaUd Needs Repairing of ACP Conservation work. But three guns are thought employe of the comapny tled weather is in store for Con er a freak accident; t6 the other “ I straightened up,” she said, _ • tu t theme, 4-H for living, accu- were reported. , to have been retrieved at the police he saw the company Practices in the county In- i d4»qpribi»n 4-H ^ car driven by Irene L. Looking for o place for necUcut. after sneezing. "and began to see streaks of murder scene— the one in the parked in the driveway at eluded 347 acres of permanent week’ are to en- Grinavlch of 71 Summer St.'hit STEVENSON’S There will be a few light show­ They are William Chalmers, I'K^t. It was startling, but a yard and two found' in Tur- ^^® when he came to work thof Special Affair? cover for soil protectipn and courage young people 9 to 19 rear of a car driven by ers over the western hilly sec­ 49, who had been blind for 14 wonderful shock. I went up- many other devices such as cotte’s car which had been ‘ I'® evfenipg. Lights of the car tions of Southern New England years; and Josephine Roberts, myself in a mir- A & A to join 4-H, to attract capable Gertrude B. Gee of Bolton as were on, and the doors were WE CATER TO: Reuben Plen’s planting trees or shrubs, w(}od- parl^ed in the driveway. This Commiffee, Composed Of Non-Parfison ESSO through the .day. 65, wife of a Baptist minister. I thought at first that some , volunteer leaders, to solicit co- Gee car slowed* for a car open. He told police .that gener' a Banquets • Weddings Wennergren, who said he is 405 MAIN ST. An unusually intense storm is She had been blind for eight strange woman had gotten into PUMP SERVICE land improvement, disposal of gpgrg^jgn bren ts with 4-H >n front of it which was mak- ally the car is parked in the • Gatherings Texaco Sfafion not familiar with weapons, was Members Believes That drifting northward through the house; I’d forgotten what I Water Systenas and Pumpa excess water, erosion protec- acquaint the public with >ngr a left turn on Center St. garage at the plant. _ • Group Meetings TE£. 649-5533 unsure what type of gun was . of every'description northeastern Canada. It Is pour­ Although living In two differ- . * today’s 4-H educational pro- near Proctor Rd.. police re- The employe went ■ to report 381 Main Street Jacuzzi Goulds cd by ponds. In fact so many gram, changing and expanding port. Police say that both ve- in the yard but said he saw a ing cool and unstable air into ent parts of the country, their Talking to reporters, she went Fairbanks Morse the matter, and when he re­ NATHAN 6. A60ST1NELLI W# have the “Know-How” * Tune-Ups Other devises for farm and land shell lying nearby. Some neigh­ the northeast. sight returned Thursday at just ^ , .u* .. continuflllv hides were moved before they turned with police the car was to please you! Phone ^3-9149 24 Hour conservation, that space pre­ bors said the shots fired were * Engine Cleaning It will be quite breezy again ateut the same time. . ^ '^® prayed for this day for gone. A check by police of the Is Needed For vents further quotation. 'Why, S..,™. r "’I- "7 " from a shotgun. today but the winds will dimin­ Sitting before an open fire at years. The doctors have Hydramatlc Transmission a/w JT Emergency Sunday service will be held the car which was struck com­ l l n A l Service On we had thought there were no company building showed that Church Com ers Irni • Minor Repairs ish tonight and there 'will be a Repairing Police investigation at the the place had been broken into 860 Main St., East Hartford his home in Chadsmoor, Chesh- *»* P®™>»- y iGt.K AU Makes more farmers now - a - days, at Hebron First Congregational P®'" chance of some scattered frost ire, Chalmers was seized with a "® X that I must live from day All Work Guaranteed ble sign of injury. murder site was carried on . but police say everything inside " BOARD OF DIRECTORS Phone 280-4359 • Stamps Everybody •working on figures in inland rural areas. sneezing fit. After the 14th Texaco Lubrication ^rvice CaU Hartford 11:15. The Rev. Herbert O. Kel­ A car driven by Henry W. throughout most of the day yes- seemed in order, la cities, from bedroom homes Hoo.ver, 28. of 91 Wetherell St. Temperatures this afternoon straight “ atchoo” he realized ^t® '® ‘ his I had nothing, only sey will have for his sermon tqrday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shortly after midnight this •hope.’ We Give ««’««'> Stamps s^®« 5 *5 -3 »9 3 8®'^“ will not climb beyond the 80s something had happened. ' °°®’ theme “ The Poiyer Within,” hit .the rear . T of J a car . driven.T by' J Macri the murdered woman s morning the car was located MANCHESTER and Sunday the temperature will “ As I sat up,” he said, ” I preaching from Ui6 .two pulpits. Elaine A. I^ndry of Hartford parents, had moved out to allow parked on Apel PI. Police say J on E; Osfrinsky RUG CLEANING level off in the 60s. could see the fireplace and the A Deacon’s meeting was held, police to search the rooms and the car was undamaged. COMPANY Edwards Secretarial Personal Notices Wednesday last at the home of "®®*',, Summit St.^ collect evidence. DEALER IN WASTE clock on the mantel. My eye­ Radio Today 15 HANNAWAY ST. sight went in a flash and' it’s Painfing— Decorating Kenneth'Ellis. police report. Police say Hi^v- ,j,he investigation Is being ANNOUNCEMENT MATERIALS come back in a flash.” WDBC—ISM In Memoriam Services at St. Peter’s Epis- ®f conducted under the Future Unclear- Phene 643-0012 Service announces the C O IN S b u y A onetime miner, Chalmers 1:00 Mike Milliard COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL copal Church will be Holy Com- ^ '^^®" *'® ®PP'|e ' . . d For Turbine Car and Paper struck on the head by a huge 1:00 New., Sign Off thony Biretta, who 3-DAY typing, stenographic, WBCH—»1* Sept. 34, 1982. SCRAP METAL Money TRADE piece of falling coal. Complete Insurance Coverage (Continued from Page One) SERVICE bookkeeping, At Belper, Derbyshire, Mrs. 1:00 Matinee Sunday S v * •=" , „ , y n .n y .„ . in , ,nn 4:80 Hanford Highllghtl Est. 1915 At night the silent stars look'down, mimeographing and Supplies and Accessories Roberts —■ who did her own 7:00 — News..— on a place not far from here. en by Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Some of the cars still are in a and PAPER — also — Where sleeps the one we sadly miss, SI. hit the rear bumpnr nt a y»un8“ > nWldran when housework during her years of Rawson in memory of Charles their mother worked at a part- PcoKc^m in which key execu- stenciling service a t: and was to us most dear. car driven by Nellie M. Mora, 751 PARKER ST. HOBBY SH O P ______3:00 Sign Off Schultz Rawson. , is reportedly caring 'Various types of busi- f u r n i t u r e c l e a n i n o l/nely is the home without you, of 330 Hackmatack St., when time job TeL 645-6755 or 645-6879 Edwards Building WTIC—IMS WM. DICKSON & SON Life to lis is not the same Education Council Meets for the youngsters at the Tur nesses across the country have COINS 1:00 News All the world would be like Heaven The Capitol Region Education in fact, it was the other way been asked to try the^ new tur­ Vernon Circle 405 CENTER STREET 1:15 Saturday Matinaa If we could have you back again. around. cotte’s Coventry home. l:ao Monitor . Tel. 649-0920— ^Manchester, Conn Council held its first meeting bine car. Vernon, Connecticut 649-7255 l:4fi ITale Vi. UConn Comp’s car had* stopped in Some neighbors said that the COLUMBUS 4:4o Monitor Wife, Children and Grandchildre^^Wednesday in Bloomfield, 4 . ’ ^ .tx th. dulhouhd Ian, on Hllllud two y«n»root "hlldren. ^ n k . „P",'‘7,u,‘^ i'‘u!l'poop” ''fto L < . . ’ ■■ M V Phone 875-5329,643-4510 Mon. thrti Sat. 9 A.M.-6 P.M. HEAVY DUTY 6:00 News. Weather. Sporta — !■ ^------p.m. Richard Landon is He- 6:'*M> Monitor f ------^ 1 Thursday Evening To 9 P.M. - In Memoriam member. Kay Giard, Manager 6:56 Ifankees vs. Red Sox rs.nnisr.?'rnt'K fo*r SHOCK 8:4o Monitor joint board meeting Is due " V " .V, u « ^ ^ . 11 o. scrapped or sent back to Ita- i ,1X:00 News n. , „ , o . „ . o . , „ .n d . „ (or n „ t Thorodoy. ot 8 p.m. In two-yen, poHnd. A , nf 1. Mr. Agostinelli is college tr a in ^ ; eucoessful in business, holds a hlg^. . 11:30 Monitor Vibther, Mra. Letitia Johnston, who Rham High School Library. The po )ce a . . . _ ' June, Chrysler hpd scrapped 20 ABSORBERS 1:30 Spectrum military rank and is a solid family man. 2:00 News, Sign Off v passed away Sept. 34. 1961. jgpjg jg "Data Processing Mora woman was wat^ch- Thursday’s tragedy marked of the cars equipped with tur­ CHECK OUR blSCOlJNT PRICES ON CASE LOTS WIMF-^DM Try em today Sunshine passes 4nd shadow, fall, and Automation - Implications bine engines. Others will be 2. Mr. Agostinelli has conducted iptensive research into the water situation Tw nmn tin Job. . . wt luvn just th« rl^C^ Port FOR PARTIES, OUTINGS AND WEDDINGS 1:00 News tiove'a remembranceance outlasts all. f ^ r ‘ **« Comp s car. has struck the Macri family. scrapped soon. i Piirt hr It... in oohn to mitti wytliSiii H«» • •9.98 . 1:11 Weekend D o n a l d ' s And though the years be many or —' — “ . „ . . . . and wants to give the people of Manchester cleaner water. i 2:10 Yanke'es va. Twins few. Dr. Maurice Ro«. chief of Vhen she looked back at the on June 11, 1957, about 4:20 Amer|pan Motors joined the quiiiion on color?. . . whot to ino?. . . how to do it? 5:40 Weekend s 6:00 News A-.4N- road she applied her brakes but p Turcotte’s uncle, Distributed By , h a m b u r g e r s . ****of*” ” *** remembrance bureau of research and statis- experimenthl power plant trend 3. Mr. Agostinelli feels that small business men and home owners are im­ SALL-DS tor onpirt M9 on year and poMini job. LEFS 6:30 Weekend tl Son and daughters tica. State Department o f Edu- couldn't stop in time and hit James C. Macri, shot and killed in 1964 when, with Renault of 6:36 DUl 12 Oc-rxid J . ' Comp’s vehicle in the rear, po- j,jg estranged wife, Dorothy, as France, it sought to develop a portant. 6:56 Yankees vs. Red S^x S i. ______cation will be guest apeak^. CENTER PACKAGE STORE 9:40 Dial 12 liCB reported. gjje behind the driver’s seat rotary engine which reportedly 4 Mr Agostinelli is well equipped to cope with the various problems facing PAINT CO m a n c h e st e 10:20 Dial 13 Crd of Thanks Mr. and Mr*. Donald Ray- ' \ ------\ of her car, parked In front of would offer 70 per CMt more Between' Pont OlRce and Friendly Ice Cream Parlor 11:00 News \ \ Manchester, because he has operated a successful businesis for fifteen t SF m AIN ST„orr iwAhiruFSTP.R—PHONEMANCHESTER— p h o n e ^49-4501649*450] 11:06 Dial 12 , A .v wish Gilead the Highland Park Market at efficiency ..than curpenf piston- 12:00 News 7 ' w Sii Ji ’*'®'’® ^*** Screamt Canned years and is a life-long resident. (, * DEDICATED TO COURTEOUS AND FRIENDLY SERVICE AUTO PART frtondi “ taUrM^foTih* roa^^ Church door last Sunday m om - BRISBANE, AustralU — A Highland and Wyllys Sts. powered plants, BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WQfIK 13:16 Sign took for tki i oM n arckes. . . MsDooalil $ 2 7 0 B(^-'AL) ■ WPOP—141# ags of Undacm and sympaUiy »nd greeted Gilead church- Brisbane Inventor has packaged Macri sped o ff In his car fo ’,» None of the auto companies 6. Mr. Agostinelli's slogan “Bring Government Back To The People” is not ^ Customer Parking North Side ot 'BuUdlng , 1:00 Lou,'Terri 46 WEST CENTER STREET l^.^edtily'ti^ in'^s'roers. . a woman’s scream In a can of lowing the shooting, but a has given any specific indica- only common sense but A m erican -T j^ Government. Vote Republican. 1 1 S:00 J to Maeker.. . . f r e e d e l i v e r y Open Saturdays until'5 PJM, ‘ 6:30 Ken Oriffbi SILVER LANE EXTENSION wfao sent cards and Iks beaatiful ------compreased air. It’s sold to dese^ptlon o f the autdmobile tion when the dream power 455«/, MAIN STREET 10:00 Hotline fkiml iriiwua. Mawdieater Eveniag Herald women who want the proper and|ta llcenae number were ob- planta will become a reality. SPONSORSa} BY THE COMMITTEB FOR NATHAN-O. AGOSTINELLI PAINTS MANCHESTER, CONN. 645-0388 13:00 John Sfaermaa ' MANCHESTEti EV LJl-IG Hi.:.! iLD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SA'TURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATtJRDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1966 PAGE TEN E x -Y a n k ers Sports Viewing ixy Bradley Streaks 53 Yards in Final Period for Margin of Win in CCIL Attraction ' SATOBOAT ff,\V V' 1:46 ( 8) NCAA Football: Purduo v». Notro Damo ^gjiofield O V 72V£ 2:00 (80) Major * COWBOYS ALU BaaobaB Triplo-Heador Pa^e^^^Vo ^VSTB/ASAOE Rallies to Defeat Indians, 24-19 8:80 ( 8) Gadabout Oaddia i S O w i t h S o b M aloney 1x00 ( 8) N F L —Countdown National League MHS to punt once, leading to the fl- 1B9 niBhins''vArdn caueht three cludlns; all'three touchdowns, yard touchdown toss t o . Tim M to Kickoff V icto riej W. L. Pet. G.B. H AY£S. First Downs 7 nal score, while Bradley did the By PETE ZANARDI was Maloneys second win 18^^^ for a ^ th e ; 80 yards and The Indians give the Ideal Coughlin. Cobb's boot w ^ f 5:00 ( 8) Race of the Week 91 62 .595 Yards Rush. 91 rest, picking off two Ostrout ( 8) Wide World of f NEW YORK (A C )-It 89 65 .578 2'^ Stars did break through finally a touchdown, added a 67-yard fans their first look next Satur- Ma.oney 6-13 passes, the last on the 15 with Passes Sports N” wasn t so many years ago gan Fran. . 86 67 .562 6 the overcast l ^ t night, but tide for the hosts, pimt return and climaxed the ^®;'J°°"den a f B r a X ? gathered in a Pete 129 Yards Pass. 97 40 seconds remaining. (18) Wrestling that the New York Yan- Atlanta 82 72 .632 9% % ‘-id none sho\\’n brighter than Behind 19-18 in 'the opening “ S ' Panciera ^ s s on his own 37 and 2-26 Punting 3-31 Maloney <24) 8:80 (80) AFL, K*PJ» kees made an almost an- phiiadei. .. 72 Monflllo, Szymaszek, WMO Maloney High’s Don Brad- minutes of the final quarter, two vital mterc^ in the j„gged i t ^ the Manchester 25. 3 Interceptions 0 Ends: 6:00 (80) NFL Game ef tile nual excursion into the st. Louis .. 74 /.616 2 Thomas ^ , NEc DG lev. The ine Silverouvei City^uy backuwen. Bradleyaraaiey slipped through the— final canto. in the first aua^^ P’ay® ® Fumbles Rec. z Tackles: Hatch. Mesite, Vumback player market around Sept. Cincinnati . 79 .480'> did iu st a bou t evei-yth in g Manchester line on a first and ' Yds. Penalized 10 Guards: Falls, Goode, Maxwell 6:80 ( 8) Sports Special 87 .435 [-STAOTiMG I ... . , ------rshandno:^^^^^^^^^ Center: Staszewskl 1 for some pennant insur- as Maloney came from behind 10 play and outdistanced the Bnek-s: Mlnmda. Bradley. Pan- 7:00 (80) NFL Game of the New York 91 .409 BLOCKS? 1 secondary' in a ,53-yard gallop Durgan, Ferry, Simmons, Week: Giants vs. Cow­ ance. Chicago ...... 58 - 99 .361 36 t o : spoil Manchester High’s 'rin«Spll» s'.™ »to . «ow n fijm t,. ^ . 24.y,ra h.... 1. el;|i The Yankees are buried In the to paydirt. boys Friday’s Results 1966 football debut, 24-19. in a Chester t.oacn w igg g piay later re- They came right back, time Bradley. Back they came min- .uanedMter (19) American League cellar this Over the evening, Bradley ac­ 7:56 (18) Subscription TV ,/J Los Angeles 4-4, Chicago 0-2 CCilt. conte.st before 2.05.6 fans been eJaeWng IvT ^ ^ to blow ceiving a Bradley fumble on...... the- ™nn^ng - out with Maloney . on pt^s later to„„ get Within______a point___ Knds: McCarthy. Rein, Coughlin, year, but they’re still doing counted, for 147 of Maloney's Charter Oaks vs. Mon­ Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 4, 12 at Meriden’s Ceppa Field. It ^ A ManriTpKtPr 35 The "backfield the Manchester one. , of Manchester. Again a broken •’“q?gj,‘k*es Carson, Ough. Dixon business at the same old stand Y orhi^H STa^cklitw iS tn SarcdtheloadinnineW ysto The visitors had one last pass pattern provided the gold^^^ Guards Sproul, Gabbey, Tupp«r treal II Centf»r: Wal.“h SUNDAY and the Los Angeles Dodgers _ ... V....1. n this tam e Bradley n^ile them the 27, when quarterback Os- fling. Kent Ough starting it all opportunity, this time for Brad- Backs; Carpenter. Cobb, Ojlrout, certainly are glad Cincinnati 7, New York 0 12:00 ( 8) Football—Syra^ Pittsburgh 3, Atlanta 0 look real bad ” \ trout found Belcher waiting in with a fumble recovery on Ma- ley, who gave Maloney a first Hemenway, Belcher. Banag. Woods, New York wasn't shopping THE Maloney 0 6 12 6 —24 cuse vs. UCLA Only games scheduled Offensivelv the inexnerfenced the end zone. Dick Cobb’s boot loney’s kickoff return opening and 10 on the Manchester 30 Manchester 6 7 6 0 —19 this year, but selling. It was two Offensively, the inexpe^ncea stanza. Two plays lat- w’ith a 37-yard jaunt. Two pass- 1:00 ( 8) Time Out for Today’s Games Scoring: . weeks, ago today that the Dodg­ Indians show'cd flashes of^ tyle ■ • , , . or Cobb converted a flat pass es brought it to the one and * MHS—Belcher (27 yard pass from Sports Los Angeles (Moeller 2-3) at ers purchased veteran utility Herald Angle with Captain Mike B e lc h e iW The Indians added seven more er C o p ^ pa„ciera sneaked over from Ostrout) kick failed; MHS-^ough- ( 8) Yale Football Chtcaro (Jenkins 6-7) Un (13-vard paa.s from Ostrout) man Dick Schofield from the Bryce Carpenter ripping in the opening minutes of the mto s y before the quarter CJobb kick; M—Panciera (K-yard (80) AFI>-Kansaa Pittsburgh (Law 12-8) at A t­ Yankees. Los Angeles viras in By fine runs. Junior Dale OstrohS second frame. Highlighted by a Take Control onripti ^ run) rush failed; MHS—Cobb City vs. Boston lanta (Schwall 6-4)' A S S O O S led the offense the entire game, 14-yard run by Belcher and a The host then took complete " • yard pass from Ostrout) Hish fall* N second place, one half game cd- M—Bradley (24 yard pass from 1:16 ( 8) NFL—Giants VS. St. Louis (Jackson 13-13) at ^A$FY5aMA^\ smallest crowd in history at the Chargers’ flanker Lance Al- league play. ’The A League AS A /ZECElUlt/S Ti^SAT / 13; Allen, Philadelphia. Alley NEW YORK (AP) — Barber, who has been plagued only one hit the rest of the way, Louis 6-4 in 12 Inningeo New York ... 66 spacious House that Ruth Built worth reports that he’s happy will be played 'Tuesday and Clemente. Pittsburgh, 10. by arm trouble and was seeking retiring the last 19 Yankees in ♦ * X—Clinched pennant . . . a new major league record that he's not a defensive back, nights at the East Side Rec Steve Barber walked away Home runs — Aaron, Atlanta, his fir.st victory since- July 6, order. T he loss, pitcher Mel DODGERS-CUBS— Friday’s Results for the 1966 season for the says Alworth o f Nance: ‘‘You and the B League on Mon­ from a no-hitter and step­ 40; Allen, Philadelphia, 39. struck out six and walked three. Stottlemyre’s 19th of the season, “ j know I can't play in the Boston 2, New York 1 smallest attendance was set, just can't bring him dow'n.” . . . day ^ and W'ednesday nights, ped into a World Series Stolen bases — Brock, St. Bertalna, who has not won a turnbled New York deeper into Series,” Schofield said, "but I Minne.sota 12, Detroit 4 Tense Moment in Grid Opener only 530 showing up to see the The new Miami Dolphins of the Wally . Fortin, program di­ Louis. 7 1 Jackson, Houston, 45. .job. game since May 8, suffered his last -place. hope I can help them enough in Kansas City 2, Cleveland 0 Cubs and Cincinnati at Cfiica- a FL have yet to embark upon rector for the sponsoring Barber, Baltimore’s sore­ Pitching (14 decisions) — Re­ sixth loss in seven decisions. A crowd of only 1,440 saw the the next nine games to get them Washington 5, Chicago 4 go’s Wrigley Field . . . Bobby a lengthy winning streak, but Rec Department said. armed southpaw, pitched five gan, Los Angeles, 14-1, .933; Lee Slange pitched a two-hit- Yankees lose their 46th home into the Series.” California 2, Baltimore 0 Until Boh Hayes,Broke Loose Knight, former local pro has- jt doesn’t bother majority stock- Marichal, San Francisco, 23-6. hiUess innings F n ^ y ter as Boston nipped New York-game, one more than they had Schofield certainly did his Today’s Games ketball'whiz, is a candidate for holder Danny Thomas. “I wake the. American League champi­ .793. 2-1; Don Mlncher’s grand slam over dropped'in one season at part against the Cubs. In the Baltimore (Bunker 9-6) at DALLAS Tex (NEA)-^- B The Rams, picked as an also- Baltimore, 1-1, hosts San which stranger ' things have Wasted No Time on a 54 audible, except that tournament golf, but it’s a red - .1 __ ® '' _ - . TY/-»« "Molcnri Trthrt HftVliCCK, Eagles ■ and Coach Jerry NEW YORK (AP) — Floyd ^ hot driver that’s keeping young due, will call the plays in to- Blackburn, former player with waddell School range. The big- Fitzgerald is out to reverse ran in the Western Conference, Francisco, 0-0-1, Sunday with happened. Patterson may be in lin e-fa r Meredith wasted no time. He BoWy rsi^ a takeoK pattern.) Bailey Howell, Kacey Jones and day’srfav’s Purdue-Notre Dame foot- the ChicagoChicaeo Cardinals, and Lee bore team will be entered in the Bailey Howell, Kace the trend this afternoon. take a 2-0 record to Green Bay Ray Berry needing only 68 Westrum was being grilled First Loss for Silk Towners but in lin e-for another shouted out a play known in the The Meredith-to-Hayes threat ® ? Gary Turner. back, ball game. . Bob D’Ambrose has Roy Caffey of Green Bay, who State High Power Champion­ The Rams have played the Sunday toV ***w^,wmeet the unbeatenMziz/vczkwz jftuuayards toLO breakuretiK. Billou i nowLonHowton’s ^ about Dennis Ribant, the little shot'at the world heavyweight Cowboy repertoire as a 54 au- Iz only ^ rt of the menace that f S iT T S e ? w it Toby Kimball, former UConn /I nf an/lln nr KIITT . oViar*^. — 1. ^______,______been named cross country coach made his third vs. Baltimore in ships this weekend at the Blue last two seasons on a JV Packers, defending NFL chani- mark for most yards gained by righthander who stands to be championship.chamnionshin dible. On the left„ flank. Hayes, makes Dallas a potential cham- tie-iLvereit (Jpen Tourney as « ace, leads the Greens. Team­ at New Haven College. New the Packer opener this year. . . Trail range in Middlefield. basis. pions and Conference favorites. pa.ss receptions in a------career.- the first Met starter ever to ^ Maybe ^F^oyd can work his known as the fastest man in the pion In its seventh year of ex- nr^ed today s third round, mates will be Tom Sanders, jviayoe uioya can wura ano ____ . ____ u.it if', fh . an. th=f The free-swrnglng Blancas Haven will again feature a fall After beating Baltimore, (24-3) East, coming o ft a hot- V./.UOld guard Bart Starr, Jim with Chicago idle, the rest of finish a season with more vic­ Corner Kicks Click way back to a title shot.” cham- world, picked up the change in Istence, but it’s tha one that . es to his first-round 68 three - game baseball schedule in a'replay of last year's West- Wayne Embry, Art Heyman, and-cold performance in last Taylor and Paul Homung led the full Sunday slate has sub tories than losses. pion Cassius Clay said, Friday plays. On a 54 audible, he has keeps enemy defense, on edge ®^®J i M ^ F r i d l V S w under Coach Porky 'Vieira. .• ern Conference playoff and Oaks in Montreal Sam Jones, Ron Watts and weekend's jamboree, will thefho PnrlfAraPackers to f/> victoriesvlotnHoc nvArover Ron Smith quarterbacking_____z^_i___ 1.1__ _ the ‘I’m just as surprised as after watching a television tape an option in running his routes. The day Hayes reported to to toke the lead ^ Central Connecticut State Col- Cleveland (21-20) in a rematch Larry Siegfried. show new faces in seven Baltimore and Cleveland, butKilt gteelers,rtX- __ - ^1-0-1, - against_ _ • . . •••_ Washing- . , anyone,” W e stru m sard. A s Conard Wins^ 2~1 of Floyd’s four-round knockout If Carr stays uA close to the line the Cowboys last year, he drop- lege is now accepting orders for of the 1965 NFL title game, After Fifth Win Tickets are available at Nas- spots, including two hlgiUy- have managed only one triumph ton. 0-2, in Pittsburgh: Norm 'Frankly, I had a dozen other j A • f A j f o f Henrv Cooper in London toward Ure middle of the field, ped 20 passes. He was tense, the ^allenge of Dean Refram • eeason reserved seat tickets.for Green Bay Coach Vince Lorn- siff Arms in Manchester. rated passing combos in — 6-3 in Milwaukee last season Snead, Tim Brown and NFL pitchers In mind before Ribant Corner kicks proveci the road to victory yesterday a f- ^ ^ pattern, cutting and his left hand was split be- record-breaking 64. the 1966-67 basketball season, bardi says with a smile: “ Well, The m e Hartfordnaruora Charter Oaks, ^.-ourFour iz-mmuie12-minute penuuperiod will wm bem quarteihacks John Alubickl — and one tie against the Rams rushing leader Izzy Lang of when we started spring train­ ^ t e r n o o n , as Cohard High of West Hartford edged the The Blue Devils will play 11 that's two in a row. Maybe now most improved club in the Con- played under regular game con- and Jim Juknis and ends in the last four encounters. Philadelphia, 1-1, entertaining ing. Manchester High hooters 2-1 at Memorial Field. The home games. The tickets will we can settle down to playing tinental League ^ this season, ditions. Fred Dooley and Gary Fresh^ fronj victories over New York, 0-1-1, and Atlanta, 0- “He pitched pretty good in DENNIS RIBANT joss evens the Indians at 1-1 in CCIL play while Conard not be good for the eight-team this season’s game.” . . .“ When travel to Montreal tonight. Cherico. - Atlanta and Chicago, the Rams 2, looking for its first victory at Florida, and the next thing I has won both starts. * ------^ ^ holiday tournament.'Dec. 28-30. you can run, you can pa.ss. Ifs . The Oaks have won their last will rely on a stubborn front Detroit, 1-1-1. Imow We’re in the middle of the liv^s in Ontario, Canada. Skip Connelly provided the yer>s shot hit the goal post and Total of 27 bands will take that simple,” says Dallas quar- three .starts to share in Eastern history (9:32 in over- .season and Ribant is threaten- high school he w m ® winning] tally, breaking a 1-1 cleanly beat the goalie, Schdlastic Football four on defense and an offense The\4merican Licague, with part in the Band Day program terback Don Meredith of his lead. Their 24-point quarter s Roger Lopes’ fine. 108 led by Roman Gabriel and Tom- Miami resting, also has a full, ing to be my best pitcher, with jockey prospedt thM * deadlock- in the last quarter. Conard was firet to score, at UConn next Saturday includ- five TD passes against New against Richniond was sea-son night has boosted Platt 32, Bristol Cen. 14 my McDonald, the league’s Sunday schedule'featured by the .six or seven wins and only a player, but he turned score resulted in a melee Bud Eddy heading in a cross couple of losses. ^ offer from the m iroi ^ ^ ^ Ing the Bennet Junior High York last weekend. "Our offen- high' and Bobby (Jaiters 112 .and return of Ron Di Maloney 24, Manchester 19 leading passer and catcher. Ex- West (3oast rivalry between San Band of Manchester and the sive line makes this a different yard rrushing u lin g nightnigm, sparkedsparae ^ , r ^ passing i o role strength-atrpmrth. Weaver 22, Hall 12 Packer Tom Moore will start at Diego, 2-1, and Oakland, 1-. “We’d all been working with Wings and,was .‘»y » corner kick. frame South Windsor High. All told. club. I can sit back in there now triumph. Passing attack fauUer- Marteen BILL RUSSELL Wthersfield 20, CJonard 7 halfback. The high-powered Charger him, course, but wbody ™ “A A"® game between two showing strong defensive 1,800 bandsmen will take part, and throw all day.” . . -Mike ed. against Richmond with y halfback once St. Louis, picked third at best offense l,ed by John Hadl, and ■zed the message was sinking got ^ hustUng teams, said Manches- pjgy, the Indian JVs couldn’t The massed bands will play four Gaechter, who took over at 97-yards produced in air. Club figalthy. in the Eastern Conference, Lance Alworth, will be up years _ . t*r i Coach Dick Danielson, contend'with a bigger and fast- KNOW THE FACTS! eelections during halftime of the safety when Mel RenfrO is worst in leagiie on defense on ground wak takes a 2-0 rec(?rd Sunday to against the league’s second-best UConn - Vermont Yankee Con- switched to offense, followed up but capitalizes on breaks to win. py Toronto. Ronny Football Weather Forecast Cleveland, where the Cardinals defense at Oakland. The Raid- ^ was too cocky ror my games and very few attacks ^alek and Bruce Hust Were ference football game. two pre-season interceptions Two touchdowns Rich Lamb's 93 yard kickoff return have not lost in their last three ers also have thrown more than frlTtoat^stocei wasn’t exactly are starting to look at me outstanding in defeat * * • with one in the opener against intercepted pas.ses against Rich hp=t in leaeue his- •visits — two vlctorieB and a tie. any other club. Downtown Renewal For First Big State Slate Juan Marichal I would have to funny.” he said. So are the hit- Manchester came fn m be- ^he losers take to the road 1* r u the Giants and said: “ I'm inter- mond. Wayne Crow is now wae f - C>i The Cardinals humbled the ■ Defending champion Buffalo, A* «« - zi_ ^ j a A A A m 4 ^ Sideline Chatter - cepting so many they're probab- handling punting. . tabbed by opposition be- Football weather, crisp and Trenton State, Wesleyan at Mid- Browns 49-13 there last season fresh from a 58-24 breeze past win my games on guts. ters on the other National hind 1** Tuesday, meeting.Platt High in u ircsn irom a oreeze pasi “Las't W and'the year be- League clubs, ivho must need earn a I 'l P^^e W olle^ Meridan. Buffalo Bills' Coach Joe Col- ly going to start double covering Montreal is not disheartened i clear, greeted Connecticut foot- dlebury, and Williams at Trin- p^fore quarterback rn,Q,.io„Charley -k€i Miami— 1 after two defeats, will be Uef^n yoSg k S sL S y m / ” . b y -sudden d^sath loss to Toronto fore unle_asmg ball.______I fore when I was up here, I ’d time to get used to a Met start- bergta _!!* ball fans today in the first big ity. JohnsonuviuiAim Yvtto hurt. Johnson, home to Houston, 2-1, trying to Oonsrd( I) Hsncheiter (1) 1 try to blast th e‘ball by Mays er who is a winner. up the rebound when Ron Con Will Mean Less weekend of the '66 college grid- Central Connectiout will be healthy now, has led the Card- shake off the effects of a 62-13 Sclieffner steely and Aaron and all the big hit- Ribant rattles off his victories iron season. trying for its second victory' of nals pastnast Philadelphia and lacing at New York. It will be Steele . Crnie tfSip). I’d biow it right down the gg' he might the alphabet. Eight (Connecticut teams were the season at Kutztown State Washington,“'=“ “ ‘6" “ . George Blanda of the Oilers FB In All Its Blazing Glory [pipe, waist high, and challenge <‘Yeah,'’ he'll say, “Chicago four Hanselman Bradlau C. T. LaBONNE slated for "action, five of them while Bridgeport will be doing “The ~Browns, picked with Dal- against Jack Kemp, apparently FB 1 ’em to hit it.” times, St. Louis, Pittsburgh . . . Sports Schedule J. Mancini Traffic Lights THE ANNUAL in season openers. The top con- the ^ame at Northeastern, las to contend for the confer- over an early-season sore aim. LHB test is the traditional leadoff Coast Guard, f beaten 21-0 by ence title despite the retirement New York, 2-0, will unleash Ribant spent most of last perry and Maloney . . . ah! . . . and ASSOCIATES, INC. ; ] [season in Buffalo, sorely missed those two were sweet.” Huleatt 'TONAHAPPYfA^ n’ game between the University of powerful Springtield last week, of Jim Brown, beat Washington Joe Namath at Denver against CJHB [by all those big hitters. The Mets have a winner. As Tuesday, Sept. 27 p Smith Ckinnecticut and Yale at the plays at home under the Acad- before losinglosine to Green Bay.Bav. the hapless ■ Broncos, 0-2, and X-Country — Manchester at Greater Hartford's DYNAMIC Insurance ' “ So when ! was up the ^ c - casey Stengel might hatfs said, RHB storied Yale Bowl in New Ha- emy's brand new lights against Dallas, 1-0, is hopeful its de-. new coach Ray Malavasi. Ostrout On Main Street lond time last year,” he continu- •■^mazin’!” . | Bulkeley OL. ven. American International. fense can stop high-scoring Min- The league’s other unbeaten Amaio STO CK CAR led, “I finally began to use my Soccer —^Manchester, at .Pla'tt Tamoney Agency About 30,000 spectators were ------^ IL team, Kansas City, 2-0, will'en­ Ibrain. I shut out Pittoburg^ for W e d n ^ y , *®P** » CanleUlca Conyers 1 BRINGS YOU counter A sto n ’s Jim Nance, the 11 innings in September by do­ Last N^ht’s Fights Soccer —Lyman at Cheney more-studded Huskies and Bull- , , Rocky M arci^o Spikes Reports AFL rushing leader, with quar­ Trott Hillnski ling what everybody had been IB dogs meet for the 18th time. \ leroacKS ijcn DawsoR ana ±*eie Rome — Rolando Senatore, Friday, Sept^ 80 terbacks Len Dawson and Pete telling me all along—keep‘ -the K. Smith VOtE YES FOR RENEWAL ON OCT. Country —Manchester^at Ma- \ The Ells ■will be out to take ^ NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) — Recent reporta from Europe Bethard and runners Mike Oar- come'rs, U6V4, Brazil, knocked out Tom- OR • QUALIFYING ROUND • YANKEE hall low, pick the loney Scoren;' Uancheater: Wollenberg: revenge for last year's 13-6 de- “ The stories about me being in jjgj Marciano saying he planned rett and Bert Ooaii. Boston Is 1- itch to weaknesses, change mase Galll, 117%, I^y, 4 ^ This adveiHseinent paid for by Mancheetor Keridento SUN. Laadins' “ Hat Sliota’’ In Tha Tap Claaaic Of Soccer —^Manchester at Ma- SSnS?e8t^&!i’b«?°j5li^. 'MlacLeait, Tha Vaar. Fiary Prallnia With ,A Roaring feat, the first . Yale loss in its secret .training are, absolutely g comeback. Marciano told the I- ipeeds, think. SACRAMENTf^ ' WARM-UP TIME series with UConn. untrue,” Rocky Marciano, loney Wollenbers, Howroyd, O’Dell. Man- •V, 2 :3 0 f-M - Both teams will be quarter- former heavyweight boxing Times-Picayune tbat the stories ”I was amazed. It lSLl‘l!r*’o^t“ ’P^^^ Schmidt, Soccer — Bast Granby _ at (a»Ox—i 30-LAP FEATURE .n those guys were right.” Cheney oonsm loo-ix-3 PRECEDING YANKEE BAlLGAMES backeii by sophomores, the Blue champ, was quoted as saying by came from a British writer, PARKADE DUSTY —Ernie B om in Detroit, RibsjSt now U»94. Toronto, 2. by Brian Dowling and the Husk- the Tlmes-Picayune Friday whom he did not Identify. Wldpple 231-21^—___ - ——6n , John. W IN F - 1230 ON YOUR DIAL • iw by Pete PetrUlo. night **I don’t thii* Pm too old to Geiangos 200—670. Daw* Kiln- THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Other season openers today Marciano was in New Orleans (some back if I decided again,” Jak 208, Jbel-MarUn 206, Joa ’ are Southern C c^ecticut at on a business trip. Marciano said. Heiis 43, Oixecbowaki 20L .,|l t( I 1 TH(tMi>-O.V 'CONN, FKI I. I'-NRKINC, A -L 3 ^ V / MANCHESTER LV LJU G II..’! ^LD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN

1966 MANCHESTER E V E N IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 j PAGE TEN Ex-Yank Dodgers’ Flag Insurance of Win in CCIL Attraction Sports Vising Bradley Streaks 53 Yards in Final Period for Margin SATURDAY l:i5 ( 8) NCAA Football: Furdue vs. Notre Dsmo Schofield 8:00 (80) Major League , BasebaU Triple-Header 24-19 8:80 ( 8) Gadabout Gaddis Paces Two Maloney Rallies to Defeat 4:00 ( 8) NFL—Countdown MHS to punt once, leading to th* fl- to Kickoff iaing an uiicc . yard touchdown toss to First Downs 7 nal score, while Bradley did the , Victories The Indians give the local Coughlin. Cobb s boot was true. lU 5;00 ( 8) Race of the 'Week Los Angeles By PETE ZANARDI Yards Rush. 91 rest, picking off two Ostrout ( 8) Wide World of NEW YORK (AP) — It i .-j o «7 vnj-H fans their first look next Satur- Maioney apparently had ta.k- O 6-13 passes, the last on the 15 with Pittsburgh . It was__ «Bradley_finoiiv who a touchdown, finally touchdown.^ added a 67-yard addedj. 67^-^ afternoon, hosting Platt en enough. On a second and^^^ -12 Passes Sports wasn’t so many years ago day Yards Pass. 97 40 seconds remaining. San Fran. thfh«u, pint Sn*,rSSnTrM'.™,",3 129 (18) Wresttlng that the New York Yan­ Atlanta .1.. none shown brighter than Behind '19-18 in the opening whole by com ng up w th High ^ and^ 2-25 Punting Maioney (24) 5:80 (80) AFL Report Interceptions 0 Ends: Uongillo, Szym&szek, kees made an almost an­ Philadel. . Malonev High’s Don Brad- minutes of the final quarter, two vital interceptions in t j^ew first blood lugged It to the Mam "^ster 25. 3 , 6:00 (80) NFL Game of the St. Louis . Fumbles Rec. 2 Thomas nual excursion into the l e r S e Silver City back .Bradley slipped through the, final canto. Tate in the^^^^^^^^^ P'W Panciera, 0 Tackles; Hatch. Meslte. Vumbaok Week Cincinnati Yds. Penalised 10 Guards: Falls. Goode, Maxwell 0:80 ( 8) Sports Special player market around Sept. inct uhniit everything Manchester line on a^ first and No Pass Rush S hnstq to hut trapped behind- own line, 10 ------Center; Staszewskl 1 for some pennant Insur- Houston .. as^Maloney came fron/behind 10 play and outdistanced the “We had no pass rush and no and Giving up ball on turned a bfo^n pass pattern Backs; Miranda, Bradley. Pan- 7:00 (80) NFL Game of tho New York ♦n ^D^l ^tanchester High's secondary in a 53-yard gallop secondary out there, said Man- Hemen- into a touchdown from the 23. the final one a 24-yard heave to cleiaera. Durgan. Ferry. Simmons, Week: .Giants vs. Cow- anc6« to spoil Manchester _ g e cheater Coach Dave Wiggin. an ,at^^^^ They/C^me right back, time Bradley. Back they came min- Hatch, Tfitreault. The Yankees are buried in the Chicago 1966 football debut. 24-19. in a to paydirt. „ Manchester (19) American League cellar this Friday’s Results “Ifs the first time since I’ve P ^ out with Maloney on later to get within a point Ends; McCarthy. Rein, Coilghlln, 7:65 (18) Subscription TV LOs Angeles 4-4, Chicago 0-2 cell. conte.st before 2.055 fans Over the evening. Bradley ac- year, but they’re still doing Ceppa Jicld. It counted for 147 of Maloneys been coaching I’ve had to blow ® 35 ^ The backfield/thebackfield^fie Manchester one. of Manchester. Again a broken 'Facklcs: Carson, Ough, I>lxon Charter Oaks vs. Mon­ Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 4, 12 at Meriden’s a two touchdown halftime itad. Manchester 3 . ___ hod one , last nasa nattem provided the golden Guards: Sproul, Gabbey, Tapper treal business at the same old stand and the Los Angeles Dodgers innings Center; Walsh „ SUNDAY Cincinnati 7, New York 0 Backs: Carpenter. Cobb. Ostrout, certainly are glad. 12:00 ( 8) Football—Syra­ Pittsburgh 3, Atlanta- 0 THE look real bad. cuse vs. UCLA New York wasn’t shopping Only games scheduled Offensively, the inexperienced the end zone 1:00 ( 8) Time Out for this year, but selling. It was two Today’s Games the third stanza. iTwo plays lat- with a 37-yard jaunt. Two pass- scoring. weeks ago today that the Dodg­ Indians showed flashes of style was wide er. Cobb converted a flat pass es brought it to the one and MHS--Cough Sports Los Angeles (Moeller 2-3) at with Captain Mike Belcher and T h e ^ ia n s added seven more ^ Panciera sneaked over -ostrouu ( 8) Yale Football ers purchased veteran utility Her.ald Angle iro m .. r^-a fpftm Oatroutl Cliica'-o (Jenkins 5-7) Bryce Carpenter ripping off in the opening minutes of the there lust before the quarter oobb kick; M-Panc|sra (ffi-yaid (80) AFL—Kansaa man Dick Schofield from the Pittsburgh (Law 12-8) at At­ fine runs. Junior Dale Ostrout second frame. Highlighted by a Take Control ^ J ' City 'VS. Boston Yankees. Los Angeles was in By lanta (Schwall 6-4) led the offense the entire g a n ^ 4 -y a r d run by Belcher and a The host then took complete flbm 1:15 ( 8) NFL—Giants Vfc second place, one half game St. Louis (Jackson 13-13) at EARL YOST gaining 91 yards on the g r ^ 16-yard flat pass reception and control. With a first and 10 on ^ Panciora) ru.sh '•H'H- M-Panciera Eagles behind when the deal was made. Philadelphia (Running 17-12), L d 97 through the a ir ,.^ six run by Cobb, Ostrout climaxed their own 45, Panciera needed Manchester attempts in ^the fi_ nm) The Dodgers are first, 2V2 2 2 Sports Mltor 1:65 (18) M etsvs. Cln- New York (Shaw 11-13) at Cin­ 13- on ly three passes for paydirt, nal quarter, forcing the Indians Biadley (53-yaid nm) nisl^^ed^ games in front today and Scho­ pass completions in^I3^ries in- the 53-yard drive with a rinnatt cinnati (O’Toole 5-6), night field is a major rea.son. Notes from the Little Black Book San Francisco (Perry 20 8) at >•* 'The speedy infielder stroked Houston (Cuellar 11-10) ADuarently a forgotten man with Cleveland Tn- 'four hits, drove in three runs U LH*1 J * ve gf 1 1. 7 Sunday’s Games Apparenu>_ Aian/.hpstpv’s Tom Kelley. The Clivi6 Monday Moior League; and scored three as Los Angeles strengthened its grip on the Na­ Los Angeles at Chicago tn overwork Pittsburgh at Atlanta /Volleyball players In Man­ tional League lead with a 4-0, 4- Birdie Tebbelt. resign'd a* manager >"<*ind George S s=Leaderi^^ St. Louis at Philadelphia land took over. .T" AbouTsO name3 have^alrea^y beej^ chester are Invited to at. National League 2 sweep over Chicago Friday. New York at Cincinnati, 2 tend the first In a series of Batting (375 at bats) — Alou, Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 3-0 on San Francisco at Houston tossed around in the Boston press as to the successot six clinics starting Monday Pittsburgh. .343; Alou. Atlanta. Bob Veale’s four-hitter, but lost to Billy Herman as the new night at 7 o’clock at the a half game to the Dodgers de­ 4 4 .330. manager of the Red Sox. The quarterback Pete Beathard; American League Community V. Runs — Alou, Atlanta, 117; spite the victory. W. L. Pet. G.B. guess here is still Dick Wil- ..He’s the greatest scrambler His four fi'ts Friday gave Jim Welsh, player-coach Aaron, Atlanta. 112. x-Bal.timore . 95 59 .817 — llama I’ve evir seen. You can catch Runs baited in—Aaron, Atlan­ Schofield 12-for-42 as a Dodger, of last year’s fine New Hav­ Detroit ...... 85 69 .552 10 • * • acme of them (quarterbacks), en YMCA team, will be in ta, 120; Clemente, Pittsburgh, a .286 pace that is a fat 54 points • ■ but this kid just plain outruns 84 70 .545 11 charge. Following a demon­ 112. Barber Looks Sharp higher than his lifetime major ^ ‘""esota Here ’n There everyone. And, he can throw 60 Chicago ..... 80 74 .519 15 stration on technique by Hits — Alou, Atlanta, 212; league average. Cleveland ... 77 78 .497 18V4 If you were one of the 413 yards while he’s running. . . . Welsh, teams w ill be picked Rose, Cincinnati, 203. In other National League California ... 76 78 .494 19 paying fans at Yankee Stadi- After a look at 235-pound Bos- to play. All participants Doubles — Callison, Philadel­ games Friday, Cincinnati 84 .458 241A um Thursday afternoon you ton Patriots’ fullback J im Kansas City . 71 must wear sneakers. phia, 37; Rose, Cincinnati, 36. blanked the New York.Mets 7-0 Boston ...... 70 86 .449 26 were part of a record-the Nance in action. San Diego The clinic will preceed Triples—McCarver, 9t. Louis, In Pre-Series Test and Philadelphia nipped St. Washington . 68 86 .442 27 smallest crowd in history at the Chargers’ flanker Lance Al- league play. ’The A Leagae 13; Allen, Philadelphia, Alley NEW YORK (AP) — Barber, who has been plag^ied only one hit the rest of the way, Louis 6-4 in 12 inningeo New York ... 68 88 .429 29 spacious House that Ruth Built worth reports that he’s happy will be played 'Tuesday and Clemente, Pittsburgh'; 10. Steve Barber walked away by arm trouble and was seeking retiring the last, 19 Yankees in * ♦ * x—Clinched pennant a new major league record that he’s not a defensive back, nights at the East Side Rec Home runs — Aaron. Atlan^, his flr.st victory since- July 6, order. ’The Ibsi; pitcher,. Mel DO DOERS-CUBS— Friday’s Results for" the 1966 season for „ the says Alworth of Nance; ‘,'You and the B I.eague on Mon 40; Allen, Philadelphia. 39. from a no-hitter and step­ struck out six and walked three. Stottlemyre’s 19th of the season, “i know I can’t play in the ped into a World Series Boston 2, New York 1 smallest attendance was set, just ckn’t bring him down.’’ . . . day and Wednesday nights, Stolen bases — Brock, St. Bertalha, who has not won a tumbled New York deeper into Series,” Schofield said, "but I Minne.sota 12, Detroit 4 Tense Moment in Grid Opener only 530 showing up to see the The new Miami Dolphins of the Wally Fortin, program di­ Louis. 71; Jackson, Houston, 45. job. game since May 8, suffered his last-place. hope I can help them enough in Kansas City 2, Cleveland 0 Cubs and CincinnaU at Ghica- a FL have yet to embark upon rector for the sponsoring Pitching (14 decisions) — Re­ Barber, Baltimore’s sore- sixth loss in seven decisions. A crowd of only 1,440 saw the the next nine games to get them armed southpaw, pitched five Washington 5, Chicago 4 go’s Wrigley Field . . . Bobby a lengthy winning streak, but Rec Department said. gan, Los Angeles. 14-1, .933; _ 1 i,, I Lee Stange pitched a two-hit- Yankees lose their 46th home jnto the Series.” California 2, Baltimore 0 Until Boh Hayes Broke Loose Knight former local pro has- it doesn’t bother majority stock- Marichal, San Francisco, 23-6, liiUess innings Friday night in Boston nipped New York game, one more than they had Schofield certainly did his Today’s Games ketball’whiz, is a candidate for holder Danny Thomas. “I wake .793. the Amencan League champi- ^ Mlncher’s grand slam ever dropped in one season at part against the Cubs. In the Baltimore (Bunker 9-6) a f DALLAS Tex (NEA)__ ^ r r drqpe ,hack, he rung a tween the fingers from tryinj the Hartford Capitols, coached up in the middle of the night American League ons’ 2-0 loss to California. homer helped Minnesota bury Yankee Stadium since the park first game he singled twice. C '-(omia (Wright 4-6), night T know it’s ’hard to believe takeoff, eprinUhg straight down to catch "a bullet pass thrown hv Joe Kuhachka, another ex- ^nd am happy to realize that BatUng (376 at bats-F. Rob­ Manager Hank Bauer, care- Detroit 12-4; Kansas City opened in 1923. driving in one run and scoring n-ioht 10.1m nt u „i the sideline. In either case, by Craig Morton another Cow- local pro eager . • • Frank being associated with the Dol- inson, Baltimore, .318; Oliva, fuUy grooming Barber for a blanked CTeveland 2-0 on John . • • twice as Don Drvsdale pitched ® r-itv (i (nrihiori 5 9) twl Hayes is isolated, one on one, boy -rookie. But like WiUie Snilecki fine golfer who plays phins is not a dream,” said Minnesota, .310. World Series assignment, re- (giue Moon) Odom’s four-hitter A’S-INDIANS— A’S-INDIANS- an an eight-hitter. eight-hitter.' ^ (^ L h o J s’ Bob ^ m ® out of the Manchester (^untry Danny. “It’s the most excelling Runs — F. Robinson, Balti­ moved him at the start of the g„q ^ ^ ie Hank Allen’s three- The A’s snapped a scoreless m the nightcap, he drove in ^Detroit (Wickersham 7-3) at j M o v o S h Q/ants’ wmer back on his side, ^thout a hit when he arrived Club reports Jackie Allen died thing that has ever happened more, 119; Foy, Boston, 97. sixth inning, and the Angels fl- ^un homer led Washington past deadlock in the sixth against the first two Dodger runs with Minnesota” ' (Merritt 6-13), Mere(llth Now Childs, who once pla^d in in the niajors, toe talent was of a blood clot which developed to me.” . . . Little Sherman Runs batted in—F. Robinson, nally connected against reliever Chicago 5-4 in other AL games, aeveland’s Gary Bell, scoring singles and then was hit by a ^ornine- ^ moment in the same backfield with Hayes obvious. Speed, hustle, and na- S several days after an appendec- Lewis, the 5-9, 159-pound for- Baltimore, 120; Powell, BalU- Frankc-— 1, Bertaina „rtth with twn two out in in two runs on Bert Campaneris’ pitch in the ninth inning just a m m W ash- *eason opener against toe at Florida A & M. can run the tural moves were matched by S tomy Allen starred with Man- rner Michigan Stater, wears No. ’(’he .Manchester Rifle Club more, 106. the seventh, rookie Charlie Vin­ triple. Rick Monday’s single, a, E e J o ^ Roseboro walloped i n S r i M c S c k m 3 ) Chester In the American and 7 with the professional New senior smallbore team went Hits — Oliva, Minnesota, 182; son’s two-run double breaking TWINS-TIGERS— .. ground out and a two-base a tie-breaking two-run homer, has run it in 9.1, which adds up uberance. Hayes smiles, and toe and down to defeat in its first in- ...... Boston (Umborg 10-9) at New ^ere oh" their to a mismatch if the execution white teeth flash against toe Eastern Pro Basketball York Jets of the AFL Aparicio and F. Robinson, Bal­ the no-hit bid and scorless tie. Mincher hit his bases-loaded throwing error by first base- * * « York (Peterson 11-11), night Leagues In the late 1940s. for a reason Lewi.s got No. 7,” door match of the season by a timore, 178. ' After Bertaina walked Jose homer in the first inning against man Bill Davis. PIRATES-BRAVES— own 26-yard line, second down is perfect. dark f ace, and toe Cowboys ^U ecki and Allen were class- explained a Jet official.’’because score of 1.149-1,146. The En- Sunday’s Games and four to go. 'The Giants were Meredith took toe snap, drop- smile with him. He’d be their Doubles — Yastrzemski, Bo.s- Cardenal and Bobby Knoop. Denny McLain Detroit s 1^ Odom’s second shutout v ic ^ Veale won his 16th game, lim- Baltimore at California mates at D e LaSalle Academy a double number won’t fit acro.ss field Rifle Club was led by ton, 38; B. Robinson, Baltimore, Vin.son. brought up from Seattle game irinner, who was fu n d ed ry over the Indians evened his graves to four hits, buoyantly eager, having -just ped back smartly. Hayes ad- cheerleader if he weren’t so in- Cleveland at Kansas City scored a tou(didown to pull into vanced five steps, was bumped tegral to their team effort., and later at the University of his chest.” . . . Kansa.s City sharpshooting Don Hillery s 35. of the Pacific <3oast League last *or eight runs ln_the three in- record at 5-5. jg,j jeft-hander struck out Detroit at Minnesota Rhode Island . . • New Eng- chiefs’ star Bert Coan rushed fine 197 score out of 200. "To Triples — Knoop. California, vfonrtav doubled to center for "’"Ks he worked. Tony Oliva hit • • • a 7-7 tie. by Childs, then zipped towards The Cowboys no longer risk Chicago at Washington, 2 In the huddle, quarterback toe middle of toe'field. Carr was him on kickoff returns since he land’s leading stock car racing xOl yards in a recent AFL be noted with no excuses in- and Campaneris, Kansas City, hS first majSr ^elgue hit. The 8ENATORS-WHITE SOX Willie Stargell walloped his Boston at New York E E drivers are expected to take game with Buffalo, but was tended, was the fact the local 10; Brinkman, Wa.'hington, 9. Meredith called a "wing out still up on toe.line of %crim- was “clotoes-lined” by a Detroit Angels managed only one more 33r'cihJm“rw itoan ian on in th e part in the World Series of sidelined In the late going. In team did not have one practice Home runs—F. Robinson, Bal­ .safety — a single by Jim Frego- pitcher Jim Grant a ^o-m n delphia’s Rich Allen, hit his^^st g^^ ciendenon hit his pass to the right side from a mage. Without breaking stride, tackle a month ago. “I couldn’t brown right formation.” In the Hayes caught Meredith's per- eat,” he shuddered, “my tongue stock car racing at ’Thompson locker room after the game, session prior to the match and timore, 49; Killebrew,. Minne­ ■si in the eighth — but the Ori­ double in the Twins four-run major lea^ e homer off loser 26th with the bases empty in toe Speedway in 'Thompson start- k C owner Lamar Hunt anxious- yet produced a fine team effort sota, 36. oles, who played without fice third. Tommy John in the third inning g, Cowboy scheme, that’s simple fectly thrown pass and took off. was so bruised.” Ing Sunday afternoon at 2:30. asked Coan if he was injured with great potential for the long enough because this is a teana Nd one In toe world is going to The instinctive shyness he Stolen bases — Buford, *Chlca- regulars, had no better success i R," The Braves played without Area Sdccer The windup is slated Oct. 16 at ggriously. “I wasn’t hurt,” said season ahead, go, and Campaneris, Kansas against California left-hander RED SOX-YANKS— and I^n McMullen. Pete Ri- peiipfe Alou has • which lines up in a convention- catch him in such a situation, brought with him from toe the track located near the Con- coan, "I just ran so much that other than Art Jackson and (Sty. 49; Agee, Chicago, 41. Tony Conigliaro’s two-run chert picked up his 14th victory ^ jg^^ Jumping out in front of the al split backfield with two dif- With the 74-yard touchdown Southern ghetto is being sup- Dcnni.s Marcelino Lopez. necticut-Massachusetts line. the tape, on my ankles got shorts who had difficulty ROCKVILLE BACKS—Backfield standouts with and Pete Yellen. kneeling^, and standin.g, Pitching (14 decisions) — Mc­ Lopez allowed^ only three hits homer in the first inning backed -ai.HCU butUUt needed relief help after gyjjJay with an injured left NCCXJ soccer race, Ellington ferent sets, in a double wing play, the Cowboys took charge, planted by a cpnsitious reallza- * * '•' loose.” finding their positions and thus Rady. (Herald Photo by Satemis) Nally, Baltimore, 13-5, .722; in blasting his season record to Stange, who yielded a run in the Tommie Agee homer^ for the ^ High’s soccer team used Jim vrith three sets, in a triple wing of toe game again and 'deflated tion of his ability. “I am faster Rockville High in practice have been, Tom Martello Emery’s two goals to top Staf- with three sets and in the I-for- the Giants. than anybody In football,” h* P CU P im ta • V • tired much below their aver- Sullivan, Tom Liszewski, Ray Lentocha and Ed Boswell, Minnesota, 12-5, .706. - ^ bottom of the first but allowed White Sox in the eighth. ^ P an O rl r S t u f f «very member of the team ford High, 2-0, in Ellington yes- mation—with window trimming Lauded by Laiidry . said frankly. “I just have to Sunrise, the excellent sports a n o n o i u i i deserves mentioning. To be REDS-METS— terday. Emery’s goals came in like halfbacks in motion to the ”1 don’t think there’s any’ control my speed.” 'The Reds scored six runs in magazine about New England, Lamar Lundy, 6-foot-7 Los especially noted was the 193 ef- WeeUend of Dark Horse Celts Cut Squad SIX runs 111 fourth quarters weak or strong, side—and feels (Juestion about it,” said Tom And when he emerged from the first Innmg agamst the ^ni^hts ran th e ir season comfortable in all the forma- La . - - _ edited by Tim Cohane, has bet- j^ngeles defensive end. has be- fort by ex-junior shooter Allen East on Road Amazing Mets Find Winner HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP)- as the Knights ran their season comfortable in all the forma- Landry, toe coach of the Cow-; the end zone after out-racing Okies to Divide Squad Mets, and it was more than mark to 2-0. tions. boys. “Bob Hayes is the great-, Childs on that crucial, tum- ter than 65,000 subscriptions ^he fir.st defensive line- Archibald, the perfect kneeling The Boston Celtics, down to 16 enough for' Jim Maloney, who and reaches at least 250,000 grid only the third other ^^d 195 total score by Ken Expanding a rivalry to Other NC(XJ action saw Suf- "As we lined up,” recalled est single tofeat In football, about 74-yard score against tos people, or one out of every 40 defensive halfback to score wood, and the first 190 score For Exhibition on Tuesday new dimensions today will Beware Top Teams, In Right Arm of RiBant players after their initial cuts of won his 15th. Maloney pitched a field High score in the first Meredith, “I checked their meg’ ’And all through toe exhibition' Giants, one of toe game officials ^ New England's 10,000,000, ac- ^j,ree touchdowns on pass inter- i,y John Gallagher Sr. in league be Ea-st Catholic High and the training season, Uunch their «ve-hitter and stnfck out 13. and last quarters to whitewash man (middle linebacker) and season. He showed steady im- asked Bob if he was ever wor- Divided into two squads Tues­ NEW Y O R K — (NEA)—Wes , ...... , . Vada Pmson bomered for Cm- cording to Cohane. The Septem- ceptlons. In his seven years as' competition. day night at the East Hartford Rockrille High. Engaged for exhibltlon schedule tonight in a South Windsor, 4-0. 'Three tal- their weak side safety to see if ptovement.” ried that toe Giant sprinter her issue, now on sale, has a g defensive end, Lundy has individual scores; Ken Wood High gym will be members of the past two seasons In bas­ Rams, Cards Tough Westnim gave a mock shud­ meeting with the Philadelphia lies in the final quarter high- they’d be blitzing.” ' Since Bobby had a' brillignt: might catdh him. special football package which made three interceptions and ^95 Allan Archibald 193, Art the Boston Celtics who will ketball and baseball, the rivo der after commenting that the 76ers. lighted Rockville High’s first Henry Carr, the Olympic pro debut as a rookie last year, “ Naw,” Hayes shook hi! schools move to the gridiron PHUS-CARDS— win of the campaign, 5-1, over sprinter who plays weak safety with 46 catches' and 12 touch- head. “He’s just a 9.4 man.” „Is must------reading „ for anyone in- , returned each for a ,score —• the j shorts 192, John Gallagher gr. , stagre an intra-squad game. NEW YORK (AP)—This is the weekend of the dark major leagues was one.heckuva terested In ..New England col- third last weekend for 33 yards jgo pauj Dougan 189. Art Buck ^.g gt 8 o’clock. A capac- this afternoon at 2 o’clock fourth round draft choice from Tony Taylor s hases-loaded visiting CVC rival Plainvflle on defense for the Giants, edg- downs, toe Cowboys are grate- horse in the National Football League, the weekend Los place to learn how to pitch. lege football. Sunrise is now ggain.st the Bears. His other TD 187, John Gallagher Jr. 186. Mel expected to watch In Rockville. It is the first Angeles and St. Louis ti'y to step out of the shadows as Oklahoma City And WllUs Ben- the 12th inning gave jjjgjj. gud Loverin scored twice ed up into one of the gaps on ful for small additional favors, available at newsstands. , Quar- interceptions were 25 yards vs. gtoltenberg 186, Art Jackson varsity football squad In “But,” he'added softly, ”I nett former winston-Salem star BWHies their victory over Rams, while Adams, the line of scrimmage and made Hke Hayes’ official season open- ■ Blancas Leading the National Basketball Asso­ Rockville in nearly two dec true contenders. ------guess you have to expect those riven a trial as a free aeent Louis. Catcher Jim Schaffer stark and Palombo also added pawing motions with his legs ®r. He caught six against’ the- terback John Torok of the Hart- Detroit in 1960 and 14 yards vs. Nick Timreck 178, Joe Rze- ciation champions in the ex- ford Charter Oaks is noW on the Pittsburgh in 1964. . .The only wuski 177. ades. If past performance means ^esota, 0-1-1, while'^Don Mere- things sometimes.” drove in four runs for Philadel­ goals. like he was going to attack the Giants for 195 yards and two ^X^B^TT, (AP) --- indoor hibition. . Rockville has yet to score ^nything. Green Bay and Oeve- Rob Hayes and Co. do their You do if you’re manager of phia and pitcher Larry Jaster ------— . quarterback with the snap of touchdowns (toe other score Thetalk is usually of torrid put* promotion and public relations other non-defensive backs to Manchester’s next ^ Playing with the Whites will rookies still with the club. staff of Channel 18. . Chria score three times on inlerccp- competition will be Sept. 29 a major varsity win over the Ignd beware. Sunday job in Dallas. the New York Mets, a club bn homered for the Cards. rn a a in s Snpnka the ball. was a replica of toe 74-yarder, te^s after a couple of rounds of be Player-Coach Bill Russell, Eagles and Coach Jerry i'The Rams, picked as, an also-' Baltimore, 1-1, hosts 8ap which stranger things have NEW Y O ^ ( A P r - Floyd Wasted No Time on a 54 audible, except that ® Schenkel, an alumnus of Pur- uons were linebackers Bill against Bell City in the local Don Nelson, John Havlicek, due, will call the plays in to- Blackburn, former player with waddell School range. The big- Kacev Jones and Fitzgerald is out to reverse ran in the Western Conference, Francisco, 0-0-1, Sunday with happened. P a T e ln may l i in line-far Meredith wasted no time. HefBobby ran a Ukeo« pattern.) ' o^’S I dav'-s Purdue-Notre Dame foot- the Chicago Cardinals, and Lee j^ore team will he entered in the Baile Dailey , y the trend this afternoon. take a 2-0 record to Green Bay Ray Berry needing only 58 Westrum was being grilled First Loss for Silk Towners back, but in llne-for another shouted out a play known in the The Meredlto-to-Haye. threat J®,™®™ ball game. . Bob D’Ambrose has Roy Caffey of Green Bay, who gtgte High Power Champion- Gary Turner. The Rams have played the Sunday to meet the unbeaten yards to break Bill Howton’s about Dennis Ribant. the little j- shot at top world heavyweight Cowboy repertoire as a 54 au- hi ""ly of the menace that d to top $60 ( ^ Greater ^ a - Toby Kimball, former UConn been n a m e d cross country coach made his third vs. Baltimore in this weekend at. the Blue last two seasons on a JV Packers, defending NFL cham­ mark for most yards gained by /rigjithander who stands to be chamoioTitoto dible- On toe left flank, Hayes, makes Dallas a potential cham- tie-Kverett open Tourney as it at New Haven'College. New the Packer opener this year. . . Trail range in Middlefield. ace, leads the Greens. Team­ basis. pions and Conference favorites. pass receptions in a career. the first Met starter ever to ‘^r ;? .e Floyd can work his known a . the fastest man to the pion in Its seventh year of ex- toto M^y_s^^rd^re^^^^ 'The free-swinging Blancas Haven will again feature a fall After beating Baltimore (24-3) _ ----- mates will be Tom Sanders, East, coming off a hot- Old guard Bart Starr, Jim With Chicago idle, the rest of finilsh a. season with more vic­ Corner Kicks Click way back to a title shot,” cham- world, picked up toe change in istence, but its the one that Wayne Embry, Art Heyman, added a . 65 to^his first-round^ 66 three - game baseball schedule i„ a replay of last year’s West- ^ i • I V f n T lt r P a l and-cold peiTormance in last Taylor and Paul Homimg led the full Sunday slate has sub tories tiiM losses. pion Cassius Clay said Friday plays. On a 64 audible, he has keeps en«ny defenses on edge, under Coach Porky Vieira. . ern Conference playoff and I l l iTXX»lli-4 c ezz Sam Jones, Ron Watts' and weekend’s jamboree, will the Packers to victories over Ron Smith quarterbacking the “I’m ^ 8t . as surprised as after watching a television tape an option in running his routes. The day Hayes reported to to take the lead Friday with an Central Connecticut State Col- Cleveland (21-20) in a rematch * f. FiftVi Win Larry Siegfried. show new faces In seven Baltimore and Cleveland, but Steelers, 1-0-1, against Washing­ anyone,” Westrum said. As Conard Wins, 2-1 of Floyd’s four-round knockout If Carr stays up close to the line the Cowboys last year, hs drop- lege is now accepting orders for of the 1965 NFL title game. i l l H I TT i i x Tickets are available at Nas- spots, Including two hlg^y- have managed only one triumph ton, 0-2, in Pittsburgh: Norm ' Frankly, I had-.a dozen other , , . , ■ . . J . o f Heorv Gooner to London toward the middle of the field, ped 20 passes. He was tense, the challenge of Dean Refram • «eason reserved seat tickets for Green Bay Coach Vince Lorn- siff Arms in Manchester, rated passing combos In T- 6-3 in Milwaukee last season Snead, Tim Brown and NFL pitchers in mind before Ribant Corner kicks proved the road to victory yesterday L runs a post pattern, cutting and his left hand was split be- record-breaking 64. ♦Via iftfifi-fi? basketball season, bardi says with a smile: “Well, The Hartford Charter Oaks, Four 12-minute period will bo quarterbacks John Alubickl — and one tie against the Rams rushing leader Izzy Lang of when "we started spring traln- ternoon, as Conard High of West Hartford edged the 2 The Blue Devils will play 11 that‘3 two in a row. Maybe now most improved club in the Con-played under regular game con- and Jim Juknis and ends in the last four encounters. Philadelpnia, 1-1, entertaining Manchester High hooters 2-1 at Memorial Field. The ing. ■ home games. The tickets will we can settle down to playing tinental League this season, diUons. Fred Dooley and Gary Fresh from victories over New York, 0-1-1, and Atlanta, 0- “He pitched pretty jgood in DENNIS RIBANT loss evens the Indians at 1-1 in CCIL play while Conard 2 Cherlco. Atlanta and Chicago, the Rams 2, looking for its first victory at Florida and toe next thing I not b^ good for the eight-team this season’s game.”. . .’’When travel to Montreal tonight. has ’won both starts. It’s The Oaks have w6n their last will rely on a stubborn front Detroit, 1-1-1. Ithow we’re in the middle of toe llv -3 in Ontario, Canada. In holidaV tournament. Dec. 28-30. you can run, you can pass, in second longest game better Skip Connelly provided the yen’s shot hit the goal pdht and Total of 27 bands will take that simple,” says Dallas quar- thred ™,frtpr league history (9:32(2 -■ in over­o\ four on defense and an offense The American League, .with Ibant is threaten- high school nehe was winning tally, breaking a 1-1 cleanly beat toe goalie, T»art in the Band Dav program terback Don Meredith of his lead. Their' 24-point garter time). Roger Lopes’ . fine 108 . Scholastic Ij’ootball led by Roman Gabriel and Tom- Miami resting, also has ci full ing to be my best pitcher, ^ th hockey deadlock ’’to toe last quarter. conard was firat to score. l i UConn next Saturday includ- five TD passes agamst New against yard running night has boosted Platt 32, Bristol Cen. 14 my McDonald, the league's Sunday schedule featured by the .SIX dv seven wins and only a player, but he tu The score resulted to a melee Bud Eddy heading to a cross Ing the Bennet Junior High York last weekend. ”Our offen- high and Bobby (Jailers 112 g^q return of Ron Dl leading passer and catcher. Ex- West Coast rivalry betweeh San Ing Maloney 24, Manchester 19 ^ and the sive line makes this a different yard ru lin g nighty Gravio to passing role strength- Weaver 22, Hall 12 Packer Tom Moore will start at Diego, 2-1, and Oakland, I-, ,«th Wing. w» .Ignrf South Win^sor'^^H^gh'! All told, club. 1 can sit back in there now ened air game. —Dunn------Marteen Wthersfield 20, Conard 7 halfback. The high-powered Charger ,BILL RUSSELL toe’m«sa«* w^ainkirw gjt'wm” Lanf Iw® "j; Showing strong defwislv. isoo"^ bandsmen wiU lake parti and ...... ” throw all day.”. . .Mike -Mike ed ed against against Richmond Richmond w witn th only oniy - - halfback once St. Louis, picked third at best offense led by John Hadl, and zed toe message was us g hustling teams, said Manches- piay, the Indian JVs couldn’t 4 The mas-sed band.s will play four Gaechter, w > took ^ ® q ^ in the Eastern Conference, Lance Alworth, will be up takes a '2-0 record Sunday to against the league’s second-best Ribant tell. It the same ^ Now Ribant, at 24, is some- ter Coach Wck Danielson, contend with a bigger and fast- KNOW THE FACTS! selections during halflime.of the safety when Mel Renfro is wor.st n Club’s defense on ground was Football Weather Forecast Cleveland, where the Cardinals defense at Oakland. 'The Raid- “I was tc^cocky for my 4 brain. I shut out Pittsburgh for Wedneeday, SepL 2S‘ cgrfeUica Conyers expected to watch ^ the sopho­ couniter Boston’s Jim Nance, the BRINGS YOU AFL rushing leader, with qimrr 11 innings in September by do­ Last Night’s Fights Soccer -Lym an at Cheney m m . more-studded Huskies and Bull­ Rocky M^ciano Spikes Reports Trott Hilinskl terbacks Len Dawson and Pete ing what everybody had been dogs meet for the 18th time. Rome — Rolando Senatore, Friday, Sept^ 80 ra NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) — Recent reports from S h u ^ Bethard and runners Mike Gar- telling me aU along-^keep' the Manchester at Ma-, 'Jy K. Smith VOTE Y E S FOR RENEWAL OCt. 3 The Elis will be out to take ball low, pick toe corners. lf6V4f Brazil, knocked out Tom^ - Country OR V‘ • lot QUALIFYINO ROUND • YANKEE revenge for last year’s 13-6 de­ 'The storifes about me being in bad Marciano saying he planned rett and Bert Coan. Boston Is 1- IScorers; Manchaster: Wollenber*: & ^ to' we‘;;i^nes“» ^ . "change mase' GaUi. *117%. Italy. 4. . W 'MTanpheiiter a t M a- Conard: Eddy. Ckinnelly ThlB advertlsemeat paid for by Mancheetor Beetdenta LMdina “H«t In Tta T«p CUMic Of | feat, the first Yale loss in its' secret training are absolutely g comeback. Marciano told the S . ■ SAOaAMENTO, C U l.-C li.r. Bocc.r Mancnesier at ma awbs: Johns. MacLean. The Year. Flety PreHm* With A Hoerihi • . • - 1. WARM-UP TIME series with UConn. Tlm«,.PI..y,in. tMl th. .tori.. It wortri. >ow _ Wollenberg, Howroyd, O’Dell, llan- Both teams will be quarter- former an <»,«. right.” knocked out Peter Schmidt, ' S ^ e r te r UtVOx—1 30-LAP FEATURE British ivriter. PARKADE DUS’TY —Brnle ICO-lx—2 -PRECEDING"YANKEE BALLGAMES backed by sophomores, the Blue c h a m p ,, was quoted as fro®i * Bom in Detroit, Ribant now BW , ’Tbrontoi :2, CSieney Oononl by Brian DowUng and the Husk- the Times-Plcayune BMdair rm tS’old to SS m I I ^ \WINF-1230 ON YOUR DIAL iss by Pete Petrillo. night «««* bac* if I decided again,” Jak 808, Joel Maztio 80B. JM THOMPSON SPEEDWAY O ther seasoii \openerS ■^jpenerS todasiftodaji M a r o l^ w m to New Oriaaas ^ ^ ()i»ecliowtikl 80L. are^^ut^em (i<^ecticut .a^ "on a business trip. ,( 1 , I I'l), C'lNN Mdl. I'AKK'N^.

/ / MANCUE^iWIi L v EiJlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1966 P A G E T H IR l HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.>\SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1966 fA G E TtVELVTS BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help WaRtad— Famale 35 Help Waateo—llde M Motoeydei^—BIcyUee 11 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY ROUSON OUR BOARDINCrHOUSE with ilAJOR HOOPLE Aniwtr to Prwtwit p a r t -t i m e g u statloa ato LITTLE SPORTS MERRY CHRISTMAS! It ^11 be a very Merry Christmas tendaat, mornings. Se* Mr, Anim als ^ ^ J U t r l e t 60AilBniMS HAPPEH ID vTndmrTRJSiq leeS LAMBRETTA motor ecoot* V 6 iEI1 ITOOMCSID AILMCMlBConilR tor AVON Representatives. It Sloan, Esso Servlc* OtaliVt CASHIER er, IBOcc, call 649-8867. f C O ^ S ) MK1BIKDO16 AS BRAVE M M l - W H O O n t PyiMlCEVlUE! Route 83, Vernon. ACXOSS can be tor you, too! Earn those M oim tch ed a b UH h o ose- extra dollars the AVON way. IY o^ A m p 48 Flat-bottomed JHAT MUST HAVE BEEN)! W6LL, MY T B Bovina liHtter i «IX)DGIHfF!lT«OM.y This year our gifts lor all 8 Hybrid animal boat 1966 HONDA Dream 806, $400. L 48U m p i«r MOMrsiOPBMrL— ------A«PLlMTER.'ALLElGI(rt members of the family are d e a n m a c h i n e 13 WUoar genua 648-1611. yAAOH ! HCLHELP! WHEN Olo '(OueeT Re«M®JTREEUABtTSUR- SUR-jf BET 0OM6EiD 80 Commit to ADVERTISING A moKeii AMKLE in T T M THE PAIN « «IOP«H0UTltlG! more heautifill thmi last year. SACK. PIKE? HE H« .READTHATj UExlat memory P R O D U C T S RENDER60 , OHCS'^BUTflE 14 Mountain EM0OF1MEYffXaP.'«)irRE n LC A LL W . Call today tor appointment. /OUWEREOOIN fSft THEy^ 81 DemoUM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS K i a i M ONEKPEOEOLV/J RECdVER&O i (comb, form) MOTABA»/.‘ ACT PUSHPlUf/M^ Phone 289-4922. 165 ADAMS ST. KWTH6TKOOP6 tH A SED I -tHEV SABBUEO HHENTHEBAR 8 A .M . t o S P .M . Business Services ME! MANCHESTER o v e r S e k s - ~ fkftOSS THE SOMETHING CLOSEp/ . iM sA lri^ S w S om ’ JO Angered ______Offered______W U K E A M A li; CHILDREN IN SCHOOL? We 6 ETTlN"WEM ENEMV UHES 17 Social Inaecta 61 Egg (comb. ^ABODTIkEMGW^ VicvuK-icyuK/> 18 Sprit* M I COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. IF need a counter woman from REA0V10H6K^ APTER HEARIN' form) OCafUedltchea 41 Summer CnO BUGGS BUNNY AMERICAN aODaccnnpoM' 42Buatla BIONDAT Thm FBIDAT lOtSO AJH. .4- 8ATDRDAT B A JI. r e n t a l s —Power roller, chain 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Good wages. jostA fewof 33 Oat up 63 0 Footed vaa* HAS IMMEDIATE S e c r e t , 63Gennaof 10 Permit 48Requiret aaws, trail roller and aerator, Apply In person at Ann's Spot, r SOURSOKESTj ^WEAPON' 3 4 R ^ e t la freah-water llDawngodden 4 7 S ti^ . lawn vac, rototUlers. Also sales OPENINGS; / e R-HOW A B O irf^ WHERE DO^ 2 n d F IO O R > w _—^------37 Cover 31 Oak St., or phone 649-SOQO 3 K b FU >O K ducka 19 Meadow -Tegetafal* PLEASE READ YOUR AD and service on all laWn equip* MFORHATION WRITIN'IT DOWN 'THEY KEEP INFORMATION 38 Chang* 64Noval 31 Rowing 49Ptringbtid after 6 p.m. Full-time—day and night shift* .THIS STUFPy BOOTH . S3 Oiaek latter 68 California dty BOCock'a— — OIWMlIled or '’Wnat Ade” are tekaa over tiie phone ae a menL Capitol Equipment, 88 BOOTH ON TMIS HUNI^O' S4HaIU implement APBX PSPT: StOKE DOWN 33Stieama 81 Narrow tailit eoavenlenoe. Tha advortlaer ahoold read hla ad nw F IR S T Main S t. 648-7968. CLEANING AND LAUNDRY APCx OEPr. sm K e. PAPER?. SSIKmHiantidUt BSScottUi' ” V Milling machine operator S6 Auriri* llbmthpart^ 23 Fancy DAT IT APPBARS and BBPOBT ERRORS In ttme for the woman, full time. Vernon Ha­ 25 Retainer aldarlm next InnerUon. The Herald Is reaponelble for only ONE Incor- a t t ic s , CEU/ARS, garages, Hardlnge Chucker STEdacatlonal SlndODeataneC SSBodyeCwilir ven, 876-2077. gr6np(ab.) Mindanao ^ 28 Stellar reet or umltted Inaerttoa for any advertteement and tiien only and yards cleaned. Trash (set up and operate) lEncountereo. 27 Genlpapwooo BONi^befora Seiidandgroup B7SeMm(ab.) to the extent of a " make yood’* Inaertton. E rro n which do aot hauled to dump. Call 643-6819. PART-TIME—Need four wom­ Turret Lathe nearNev 4 Foundatloni SOPennlaioB SYoungborin* touaa 88 Race conn* leewn the vato ef tha advertiseiaeat wtO aot |w ooneotad by en to work 6-10 p.m. evenings (set up and operate) Guinea dreoli' "make .|ood" *— -~ 39 Priority (prefix) animal BOSmaUpaiby SHARPENING Service —Saws, 'gold" SlToUetrycaae . BO Note fat and Saturday mornings, $82.50 Bridgeport Millers 40 Craft espanial Onldo’aaeda knives, axes, shears, skates, 41 Eaaential beinga 7 Have 01 83 Scope weekly. High school diploma (set up and operate) rotary' blades, Quick service. required. Interview Monday, 7 A nr rr (■ oekrtOe, Tell Free) Capitol-Equipment Co. 38 Main IT" p.m., imperial 400 Motel, Main St., Manchester. Hours daily All Benefits . . . St., East Hartford. Ask for Hi 643-2711 875-3136 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- Mr. Simmons. a mt w Wmt Ipa. 4. 648-7958. Ah El^ual Opportunity PkNm, tat. ^ G O O D YAL lUf UA P«t:Off. ^ h a i i h .i » WANTED — Woman to live In Employer 6 N b FT PROFESSIONAL Cleaning — SOAHIM 574IWUA and care for family. Must have V\»ULD Tnobli Raacklig Oar Adterlltar? Carpets, furniture, walls and CMIDEH .,N rw* .ir. Vo Eea- U* ngwn mwi . references. Call 649-8436. HELP. , , floors — all cleaned In your A L L Y O O P PART-TIME custodian, mom* KYUK-KVUl'- 26-Honr Antmrhg Service home, fully Insured. Call Hlgbl* CLERK-TYPIST — Permanent Ings. Call General Service*, Sefvicemaster, 649-3433. opening, small wholesale sales Inc., 649-5334. IVASJUSr / IHEARPWHAT Free to Herald Reeders Movlnic— ^Trnddiif— Schools and Classes S3 Help Wanted— Female 35 TEUJN'TVT I VDUTOLPHIM., STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, office, good typing and figure S to ra g e 20 BAKERY SALESLADY —morn­ WOER HHtE-' Want Monmitlra on o f Mif elneHSed ndverUeemOntaT fireplaces, flagstone terraces. skills essential. 6 day, 40 hour ing hours, good wages, steady h d naBwar let the ~ ■etedr Simply call the All concrete repairs. Reason­ MANCHESTER Delivery. Light week, usual benefits. East OUTSIDE W ORl^R position. Apply in person. Hartford, 289-4389. CAR^JIA A L BY DK'K TTTRNKB able prices. 643-0861. trucking and package delivery. TRACTOR-TRAILER Parkade Bakery, < Manchester Refrigerators, washers and Laboring on pipe work and % EDWARDS TYPEWRITERS — Standard JOBS WAITING Shopping Parkade. WANTED — Woman over 86 to stove moving speciality- Fold­ assume office duties on part- tanks. Drive small and me­ and electric. Repaired, over­ ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. dium trucks. Interesting ANSWERINfi SERVICE hauled,' rented. Adding ma­ time basis, typing essential. EARN $200 PHIR WEEK Call 1-633-6114. work, pleasemt conditions. chines rented and , repaired. TYPIST - RECEPTIONIST Apply Mitchell Dr., off AND HIGHER M M 5N - S762519 Pickup and delivery service. Painting— ^Papering 21 Parker St. 8:30-9:30 a.m. TooV hear from oar edrerttser Yale Typewriter Service, 649- TRAIN NOW — PAY LATER With varied duties. Inter­ Help Wanted— Male 36 and 4:30-5:30 pjn. alD avenlng at Ifea tetophoae. M « n . 4986. JOSEPH P. Lewis, custom paint­ esting work with m^y TRAll4 IN YOUR AREA EXPERIENCED DD grinders, ing, interior and exterior, pa- . ei..ploye benefits. Some ex­ McKINNEY BROTHERS ^2 53 SALES AND Service on Arlens, perhanglng, wpOlpaper re­ surface grinders and Bridge­ T Automobiles For Sale 4 Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn PART-TIME perience preferred. In Man­ port operators. Top wages, SEWERAGE DISPOSAL moved. Wallpaper books on re­ chester area. Write brief 5!” 1967 PLYMOUTH, good running mowers. Also Homelite chain fringe benefits, 65 hour week. CO. >w. tflF. 60 HERALD quest. Fully insured. Free ee- resume, handled in confi­ condition. Good tires, radio. saws and International Cub tlmates. Call 649-0668. Apply B & S Gage Company, Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ Earn While you learn. dence to Box BB, Hersild. Mitchell Dr., Manchester. V BY AL VERMEER U 5 T $70. Call 649-9804 after 6. Learn on all makes and PRISCILLA’S POP ment and sharpening service EXTERIOR AND Interior paintr, CAREER POSITION tor young BOX LETTERS models of equipment until RESPONSIBLE adult full or man who is looking for -more on all makes. L A M Equip­ ing. Wallpaper books, paper- qualified for immediate I COULD KICK ^ ’’EDUCATION HERE r SPENT '— KARMAN GHIA — 1968 Coupe, WANTED — baby sitter to live part-time, work on all shifts, than a job. Executive career FOUR V EARS GETTING BY J. B. WILUAMS F o r Y o u r ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, hang^ing. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ employment. Q U ALITY MYSELF FOR WASTIN® IS N EV E R OLT OUR WAY white, excellent. 649-0182.. In. Elderly woman preferred. 10-2, 3-6, 6-9. Must be good to High School graduate with 7-, ALL THAT WASTED/ 876-7609 Manchester Exchange ly Insured, workfnanship’'guar- TRAINING IS LICENSED CaU after 6. 875-0366. driver. Call North End Phar­ pleasing personality, ambition, QyEDUCATlOl^ y BOTTS! THE taOCTOR SAIC> YOU OH,THANK YOU FOR BEING, Information —Enterprise 1946. ‘ anteed. Lro Pelletier, 649-6326. AND ACCREDITED. ASK PONTIAC 1965 Lemans con­ macy, 649-4585.' aggrressiveness and ability to k W A S /i SHOULP EAT A LjITTLE SO THOUGHTFUL, BUT I’M ! If no answer 643-9043. ABOUT OUR IRON C' * D RESPONSIBLE WOMAN want­ REALLY NOT HUNGRY—IN 4 THW H n iA I D wm not vertible, 'V-8, automatic, power BOOKKEEPING AND Account­ GUARANTEE. meet the public. Experience in SOMETHIN®, AAA, SO I ed for small busy office. TRACING CLERK — For CTass FIXED YOU SOME TEA FACT, THE SIGHT'OF FOOD, dtaeleae the Ideotlty of steering, immaculate condition ing services for small business­ PAINTiNG BY Dick Fontaine, contact work desirable, auto­ Knowledge of office procedure I motor carrier, must type, AND TDAST/ 1 BROUGHT —UH--WELL, GO AHEAP ■ny odTortlaer using box 643-4984 between 6-9 p.m. es. (?all 643-8152. interior and exterior. Paper mobile requlrenaenti Good MY OWN LUNCH UP HERE AND EAT YOURS—a n d Call Hartford 249-7771 anytime. Including bookkeeping and modem office. Opportunity for letten. Readen anawer- , banging and wall paper remov­ starting salary, rapid advance­ TO KEEP YOU DON'T MIND m e if 1966 Do d g e d a r t , high per­ typing absolutely essential. advancement. Apply 10 — 8, I DOZE OFF... lag bund box ada who al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. ment ahead tot right man. Ap­ COMPANY.' formance engine. Call 643-5677 Call Manchester Public Health Wooster Express, 160 Strong dealra to ptotaet thair Quality workmanship. Call ply Beneficial Finance Co., 44 Identity can foltow thla after 6 p.m. Household Servleeg evenings, 246-9593. ‘ Nursing Association. 649-7426. Rd., South Windsor. T pfooadnza: ______Offered 13-A State St., Hartford, between 7 1962 OLDSMOBILE wagon, 9-5. 627-MOl. PAINTING AND decoraUng FULL-TIME public health nurse I yn ir power brakes, power steering, REWEAVING of bums, moth ONLY TRACTOR Coventry Public Health Nurs­ since J935. Never a substitute SMALL ELECTRONIC FIRli box ta $050. 640-9406. 312 Oakland holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ ing Association. Call 742-6642. for quality. Conn. Painting and PART-TIME wants male help. We are com­ addremad to S t dow shades made to measure TRAILER SCHOOL IN flad M anaftr.------Manchaatar all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Decorating, 649-4298. PART-TIME saleslady for Mon­ COUNTER HELP petitive In rates and offer op­ 4-V» ■ votoag Hertod, togathar made while you wait. Tape re­ CONNECTICUT portunity and challenge to »&4 *'Vdu 1967 PONTIAC, very good con­ INTERIOR AND exterior day, Wednesday, Fridajr, hours with ___Hating the dition, low mileage, original corders for rent. Marlow's 867 1-8, other days optional. Apply those wanting a small shop at­ you do NOT painting, wallpaper removed, BY EEN MUSE eompantoa owner, call 649-4269. Main, 649-5221. in person only Munson’s Candy Friday night and all day mosphere working with close WAYOUT want______to _aaI yoor latter. fully Insured Rene Belainger, Saturday. Will train. Apply Before you call a school Kitchen, Route 6, Bolton. tolerances, mechanically dial- Toor tottar win h* da- 1966 FALCON — 4-door, 7 643-0512 or 644-0804. check that school out with in person. ' lenging work. CaU M9-5428, itroyjd tfthaadvarttaar to months old, 10,(X)0 miles, stand­ your locsd truck owner’s BEEJUNE FASHIONS —Needs only if you are Interested In youNra mantionad. Xf Building— ContractUij; 14 t o p q u a l it y work at lowest ard transmission. Call 649-0737. association. Approximately 6 stylists in this area, .$2(X). aot ft win ha haadlad In prices, Interior and exterior MEATOWN this type of growth atmos­ QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, .14,000,000 trucks on the free samples, work 2 nights a tha painting, top g^rade paint road. The trucking indus­ phere. Mr. Kubiak.’ OLDSMOBILE 1963, Cutlass dormers, porches, basements, 1215^ ^Iver Lane, used free e^imates. Call Ray try has a problem acquir­ week, can earn $50. commis­ Coupe, bucket seats, power refinlshed, cabinets, built-lns, sion. No collecting, no delivery. East Hartford d is h w a s h e r wanted, cloaed ‘He’s not really an Intellectual. TTiat beard and dirty Belliveau, 649-2110. ing qualified drivers. T«t ■ steering and brakes, nice con­ formica, aluminum, vinyl, Requirements, must have per­ Sundays, Apply In person Cen­ ehirt are lust a frontl’* Lost and Fonad 1 dition. 640-4385. New England Tractor steel, ceramo siding. William PAINTTNO — Interior and ex­ Trailer Training show you sonality, charm, love clothes, ter Restaurant, 499 Main St IXjer — spayed Siamese cat, 1964 VOLKSWAGEN convertible Robbins Carpentry Service. terior, very reasonable, free es­ how to make $200 a week drive car, for appointment call WE HAVE a position open in - lo o m oolhir. Torrejon A. F. B, clean, excellent condition, or­ 649-3446. timates. Call Richard Martin or more. A short tx'aining 649-2462. various phases of metal hard­ ikbiv tag. Reward. Call 648- iginal owner, $1,295. ^11 875- 649-9285. program. We train on tan­ ening. The M ock Company wlU COMMISSION SL. WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY . „ ^ .u,„ NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — EXPERIENCED TYPIST — 7188. dem axle trailers, all type be happy to train you. Wo offer 2928 anytime. I, Remodeling, .repairing, addi­ transmission and tank work weekends In the X-Ray NAME YOUR own price, paint­ many 'iberal benefits. Openings SALESMEN liOWr — Brown suede pocket- tions, rec rooms, garages, trailers. Also Emeryville Dept, at Manchester Memorial THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG 1960 MERCURY — convertible, ing, papering, removal, sand­ lor first and second shifts. Ap­ hocdc. Please return valuable power- steering, excellent con­ porches and roofing. No job ing. Interior, exterior, special­ Bleeper cab equipment Hoepital. Knowledge of medi­ Members of all truck ojvn- ply in person Klock Company, Here’s an exceUept oppor­ papers. May keep money. 273- too small. Call 649-3144. izing 3 family. Quality work­ cal terminology helpful. Hours dition, -one owner. Call 649-3144. er's association in New 1272 Tolland Tpke., Manchester tunity to join Sear’s out­ 8368 between 8-4. manship. Call 647-9664, Jerry approximately 10-6 p.m. on c a r p e n t r y — Concrete work England and New York. standing sales staff. Come 1960 PLYMOUTH custom wag­ Kenny. Saturday, 10-2 p.m. on Sunday. ELECTRICIAN OR electrican’s anything from cellar to roof, Part or full-time training, prepared to discuss pteylous on, automatic, excellent condi­ licensed and approved Call Mrs. Smith, 643-0463 tor helper. Call 644-0109, evenings experience and your futuro BY FRANK O’NEAL Annomieements inside and out, no substitute for PAINTING AND paper hang­ S H O R T R IB S tion, well equipped, anxious to program For information an interview. An equal oppor­ 644-8078. with one of the i^orld’a quality work, satisfaction gjuar- ing, good work, reasonable ELBCTROLUX vacuum ®ean- sell, make offer. 649-2192. call Hartford. 247-1353 tunity employer. largest general merchandls- , R?es THIS MEAN , NOPE.'THE.VCE SUPMiNS' anteed, competetlve prices, no rates, 36 years in Manchester, anytlihe. WANTED — FuU-tlAo broiler . ing organiaztion. '/e^ri.l'HoSE INI3IANS SeE^^ era, aalea and service, bonded 1964 CORVAIR convertible, ful­ ' thoseN3UN6 3RWESARB\ PI?AFT CARpSy Job too small. D & D Carpen­ your neighbor Is m y recom­ man with chance for advance­ WW1M(5 SOME KIND rapreaentatlve. .Alfred Amell, ly equipped, 4-speed, price try, days 643-1904, evenings Check Sear’s Uberal em­ eotHQ 0N1HE WA?fWH?) mendation. Rayinond Flske, PART-TIME ment Apply In person. Bo­ OP ppOTEST MEE71N0, 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester. reasonable. Call 648-7511. 649-8880. BUDGET PLAN ploye progfram, top commis­ 649-9237. nanza Sirloin Pit 287 W. Mid­ sion and generous car ex­ 844-8141. AVAILABLE dle Tpke. or call 649-1154 for 1962 OLDSMOBILE 98, conver­ CARPENTRY—32 years expe- INSIDE and outside painting. penses. Apply Personnd CALJj your local Electrolux appointtozent D ept, 10 a.m.-5 pjn . or call tible, full power, $950. Call 6ft- rlenc8, complete remodeling, You name your own price. Woman wanted, 6 -7 hours branch offloe tor complete serv- GO NOW—PAY CXTER 643-1581, for an i^polnt- 9286. additions, rec rooms, concrete Special rates for homeowners a week to service and re­ KrrCHEN HELP part-time eve­ lea. 1128 Main St., East Hart­ order greeting cards in m ent work and garages. References 66 or over. 649-7863, 875-8401. nings, apply In person, Charter ANOTHER THING IDONT UN­ ford, 6284)606. 1954 BUICK SPECIAL—2 door given, free estimates. Call 643- retail store, live In Man­ 9-21 Oak Restaurant, 120 Charter DERSTAND ABOUT FOOTBALL— sedan, standard transmission, 2629. chester. Writ!? Uox U, Man­ SEARS ROEBUCK good running condition. Rea­ Oak S t WHYISITPLAYEpON MYCLEANING WY? Floor Finishing 24 chester Herald. a n d C O . P ersonam 3 sonable. 643-4230; ADDITIONS —remodeling, ga­ Help Wanted— ^Female 35 FLOOR SANDING and reflclsth ------ASSEMBLERS needed —work rages, rec rooms, bathrooms consists of assembling and sil­ Manchester Shopping Parkade MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl WAJITED — ride to PAW, East 1960 BLACK THUNDERBIRD ing (specializing in older HOUSEKEEPER tolo live In,m, pri-pn- _____ , * _ tiled, kitchens remodeled. ver brazing component parts Hartford, second shift, Man­ convertible, all power, good floors), cleaning and waxing vate room. Driver’s_ . . -license CRANING W O^N for 6-rooin Manchester, Conn. BY ROY CRANE Leon Cieazynski, Builder. 6 ^ for aircraft Instrumentation. BUZZ SAWYER chester Oreen area. 649-0310. condition. Call after 6, 876-4934. floors. Painting. Paperhang­ preferred but not necessary. Cape every^ 4291. Will train qualified men, ing. No job too small. John 648-1601 untU 6, 649-6677 after ® STUDENT NHJEDS ride to Cen­ g - 6. 649-4362. varied work, all benefits paid, ANOTHER > / ^ IG O N / I W i e n I tfis ia v VerfaiUe, 649-6750. PAINTERS HELPER wanted, tral Connecticut State College DISMANTELINQ 1966 Chevro­ overtime. Apply Aerokinetics WEDDING PRESENT,^ 0'B0Y.'...I'LL /^OBBABOLSr-MB. Rooting—Sidhic H some experience preferred but from Manchester —Wapplng LEGAL SECRETARY, experi­ MAID — Conn. Motel, must be Instrument Co., 218 Hartford CHICO... IT'S FROM ) BET ITi FROM . eazrcF-m \& ioe let, V-8 standard. 649-4274. CANPHIL Floor covering. 78 willing to work weekends, no noi\ necessary. CaU after 6, 649- area. 644-086$. BIDWELL HOME improvement enced, for downtown Hartford. Rd., Manchester, SAIGON. y^THE squadron/ W/NTHflSP^BEEN, Blrchj St; Wall to wall carpet­ phone calls. Apply in person, 9658. 1962 MORGAN plus 4, excellent Co. —Roofing, siding altera­ ing. Hnoleum. Free estimates. 622-ljie6. A6SOC/A7TN0 RIDE TO PRATT A Whitney, 400 Tolland Tpke. AUTO PARTS — learn the condition, low mileage. Red. tions, additions and remodel­ Expert installation. Call 648- wr/H. third Bhlft, new building, from Call after 4, 649-8859. CLEAN, UP WOMAN wanted trade. Full or part-time drivers MAN FOR DAY or night count­ ing of all types, Excellent 1218 or 649-2985. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR girls er work, wUl train, good pay. Woodbridge St., 648-8460. workmanship. 649-M95. mornings, Tuesday, Saturday, plus Inside work. Apply Man­ 1963 CHEVROLET staUon wag­ 3 hours. Apply Oavey’s Res­ tor waitress work, part-time chester Auto Parts, 270 Broad See Chris, Deci's Drive-to, WANTED — ride from Lydall on, 6 cylinder, standard shift, A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, sid­ Bonds— Stocki^— taurant, 45 East Center St. after school and some week­ S t 462 Center St. SL vldnlty to downtown Hart­ 38,000 miles, one owner, well ing, painting. Carpentry. Alter­ M o rtg a g e s 27 ends. Must be neat in appear­ ford, 9 a.m. Tuesday-Saturday. cared for. 875-6047. ations and additions. Ceilings. ance and have a -desire to work Call after 6:80 p.m. 849-4362. Workmanship guar^teed. 299 MORTGAGE IDANS — first, TOY DEMONSTRATORS and learn to be a good OLDSMOBILE 1966 — Cutlass second, third, all kinds realty, waitress. Not more than three WANTED — B-5 $600. game, Autumn St. 643-4860. convertible,. 4-speed floor shift, ______statewide, credit rating unnec­ Join New England’s oldest days during school week, good First National Bingo, even WANTED- radio, heater, dark blue with ...... ■■ — essary. l^asonahle, confiden­ and largest Toy Party Plan. pay, good gratuities, pleasant spUL Call 649-S8n^______white top, white Interior, 8,000 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A tial, quick arrangements. Alvin Highest Commissions, No conditions. Brass Key Restau­ original miles, too hot for me Investment, No coUecting, RIDE WANTED from Walker Lundy Agency, 627-7971, 981 rant, Main St., Manchester. YOUNG MAN TO LEARN to hsaidle. Call private owner, ROOFING- REPAIR of roofs. No delivering. Call or write CAPTAIN BY LESLIE TURNER SL area to Travelers or vicin­ ■'fain St.,- Harttozd, evenings. BY LANK LEONARD 643-2863 after 5:30 p.m. The best In gutters and con­ today SANTA’S TOY PAR­ PRINTING BUSINESS in C K Y F IN N -■ ■ i ity, hours 8-4:80. Call 849-1480. ductors. Repair of chimneys, 233-6879. ______TIES, Avon, Connecticut, OH.------MK.McKEE! TWO^K-IMEN------FROmj T SIlilceHEB PUTUPSUCHA I T 01M-H«.N 1957 FORD, 2-door sedan with too. Call Coughlin, 643-7707. 673-3455 or evenings 678- 37 1/2 hour week, vacation, hospitalization, pension nsHT ASMsr eerriN' losETHEfo j dese c a se s WANTED — First National Bin- . SOME 'soa m ’ sKt it> u wbmt spare parts, good ruiming con­ Business Opportunity 28 . 9829. ^ rw snil. \ JHAT THEY 5 B VOOIt HE MUST FIND VOO MieHTl^ WE POLISH go, 0-2 for $1,000, 4-N and 8-2 plan. Good opportunity for an ambitious young man. ------rs dition. 648-0921. ROOFING — kpeclalizing re- SEND’EM Ml for $600, N-8 for $100. Will spUL pairing roofs of all kinds, new SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ USED CARS Apply in person. NE CAN'T MSS WAITREISS — some experience TO AtBSTING 640-1880. 1966 OIDSMOBILE Model 442, roofs, gutter work, chimneys A COUkPLETE NUCKUei UP AUy CHANCE limited funds ayallabla tor aee- desired. Monday-Friday, U:30 '4-speed, radio, heater. CaU be­ cleaned, repaired. Aluminum cod mortgages, payments to SELECTION - WASH! OF IVLPl -2 p.m. Apply in person, Jane ItanrlffBtsr ijcraUi tween 8 Lm . — 7 p.m. 640-4001. siding. 30 years’ experience. ■ult your budget. Expedient AntomoMlea Ftor Sale 4 Alden Restaurant, ITenion Cir­ Free estimates. GaU Howley service. J. D. Realty, 848-612$. cle, Vernon. BOURNE BUICK NEED CART Your credit turn­ 643-5361, 644-8333. 1958 FORD f 4-door, Thunder- "Tlie House of ed down? Short on down pay­ M usical— Dramatic 30 p r a c t ic a l n u r s e , 6 day bird engine, $86. Call 649-3718. Customer Satisfaction" ment? Bankrupt? Repossess- week, Monday-Friday. CaU Heatiiig and Phimhing 17 PRIVATE InStrucUon, piano by 285 MAIN ST. slon? Don’t despair! See Hon­ 649-1221 after 6. London certified teacher, my est Douglas. Inquire about low-, Trucks—Tiactora B O m PLUMBING and heat­ MANCHESTER home. 643-2310.. GIRL Monday-Friday, 10-6:30, est down, smallest payments ing repairs, alterations, elec­ 246-5862 649-4571 anjnvhere. No small loan or fi-. 1961 DODGE half ton pick-up, tric and gas hot water heat­ counter work in restaurant Private Instructioiis 32 nance company plan. Douglas 1967 engine, excellent body, ers. Call 643-1496. i 648-7088, 876-8447. new paint Job. 742-6587 after 6. Mbtors, 888 Main. COMPLETE plumbing and beat- CRANE PIANO and violin atu- dlo. Private instruction. Bren- CREDirr BY PHONE. Need • 1956 CHEVROLET pick-up, good tng service, complete new bath­ ton Pell Crane., 742-7425, flute, BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS car? No cash needed, 100 car ..running condition, $100. CaU room InstEiUations and hatl|- BEST RESULTS^ MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES aiid FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES trombone also available. selection. Ask tor MT. Brun­ 643-4270. 168 Benton S t room remodeling, 30 year^ In For Sale ner, 289-8266. dealeri______business. Earl VanCamp. M9- TOP DOLLAR jU'v w WE CAN'T DO THAVl ' Tndlers— ■— 4749. THAT BtASTBD SCjUIPREL t h a t 's a SHAME/ ABERNATHY. , THAT POOR GU*/'* \ IF YOU KNEW WHEN THIS REPORT w e MIGHT A S C'LL JUST•L ave ‘ X S A W I T / , WELL FOLD OUR DAVY... THIS IS * r e s t o r e d Model A car, new 1965 MERCURY 19 SYe AUN© NiY golf BAU. WHAT ARE you GOING TD DO? TO PUTT GOING LIKE HE WAS WHAT HE SAW, g e t s o u t , n o ONE WILL ' Mobile Homes 6-A S A W I T /, LAUNCHED A T /YOUWOULDN'T c o m e w it h in A M IL E TENT AND S I ­ THE O N L Y h o m e , engine, write Box F, Manches­ WANTED Monterey deluxe 6-dr, sedan. PAID LOW COST. TOO! RIGHT OFF THE GREEN 1 -^ :l------^ HIS ACORF^l •t h ir t e e n * h a s no w ! CAPE KENNEDY/^ BLAME HIM. OF O U R m a r i n a ... LENTLY SCRAM.. ter Herald. 1969 VAN DYKE mobile home, MilUneTy, Dressmaking 19 Two-tone black and white. there's ONLY 86x8’, 2 bedrooms, storms and Has power steering, tinted CASH RATES (15 WORDS) f o r ! a l t e r a t i o n neatly Clean, Late Model For eleaa used ear* ONE THING 19M FORD oonveitihle, good Bcreens, colored appliances, g^iua. One owner, 81,000 One D a y ...... 45c 3 Days ...... J i.iT and 1 reasonably donbvjn my TO p o ... y all new tires, rea- exceUent condition. Ideal for original miles. home. CaU 643-8760. USED CARS Six D a y s ...... $1.98 10 D a y s ...... $3.00 sonaMe. CaU Tom Brown, 6ft- cam p.or lake. CaU 649-6043. 6M7. d r a p e s —custom made to Top Prices Paid MANGHESTEB IMMEDIATE ACTION RtfVHiMrl •2295 1960 CADILLAC, 2-door, good Garage—Service— • your measurements, lined or For AU Makes Call before 10:30 weekdays (9 A.M. Sat^urdays). You condition, buying new car. Call S to ra g e 10 imlined, reasonable. For more C A L L O W N ER OLDSMOBILE can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. \ 12 no(m-6 p.m., 649-8404. Information call after 8 p.m., CARTER CHEVROLET BUILDINO 82 x 21’, approx­ 643-1913. . CO., IH C . 643-T265 Anytinw BM'West Center St. ’ 1961 OUXIMOBILB, 4-door ae- imately 1,800 square feet stor- 9-^f aga area, .reasonable. Could 1229 Main St. P.8. Ttactaaes S extra wheeli 64S-1611 — S U -M ll 643-2711 Classified Dept. tU doB, power steering, with snow tire*. hrakee, new BMftOer aystem. he used tor Uglit mamftactur- Phone 649-523$ itig Calli 649-1919 between 6-7. $3$e firm. OMdMS. Read Herald Ads J'

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, / „ J f ■.A ’ ' • ■ I . t0 M A N C /L ^i'L R EVENING HERALDi-JMANouE/i’ER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1966 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING lUaiALD. iiANCHEJiER, CONN., SA'iuRDAY, SEPTEZICER 24, 1966 I>a g e ' f o u r t e e n Houses For Sale T'2 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sate 72 Spburblm For Sate 75 Suburban For Sale 75 SubuAan For Sale 75 Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Hoasehold Goods 51 Apartments— Flats—* Hooses For Rent 65 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 NOTICE Tenements 63 MANCHESTER — 3 - badroom INVESIMENf property — 8 5 1 ^ b o w e r s a r e a — oversized .SOUm WINDSOR — Executive BOLTON LAKE — For sale or JWinH VWNMOR — 18 room SEWING machines (last year’s SIX ROOM siligle house liear $16,000—5% room Ranch, fire- MANCHESTER — • Cape, 1 THREE BEDROOM ------„ ADMISSION OROOMINa and boarding aU Colonial, dishwasher, built-ins, family, 4-5-5, $17,900. PtoU- Bood cape of eight rooms, six on one 8 j:o6m custom built Ranch, garage models) ^never used. Sacrifice ATTRACTIVE 4-room apart­ Manchester High School, ref­ place, . bullt-ins, extra large rooms, in good condition. Base- Center St., 2-car garage, good cape of eight rTOms, six on one 8 fo o m breeds, Harmony Hills, H. C. disposal, baths, aluminum brick Agency, 649-8464. breezeway, luilt-ins, family room, $26,- OFFILEC'PORS r $35. or $2 weekly. 646-0247. New ment, convenient location, erences required, $125. Write lot. Call Irene Kwlat. Leonard ment partly finished, one car for professional, large living floor. Ideal residential section, air conditioning, 900. tiaU builder, 246-1166. Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton, siding, storm windows, sewers, good lot. Owners transferred^ garage and all the extras that Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. ______Notice Is hereby given that England Appliance. working couple, no children. to Box C, Manchester Hefald. EIGHT ROOM flreplaoed con­ Agency, Realtors, 646-0469 or garage, wooded ibt, handy to room, formal dining room, ■" ’“*■ '' " .i •43-5127. only $19,900. Hutchins Agen- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 04^- you would expect in this truly CaU 649-4319. temporary, 4 • bedrooms, 2% 742-8349.' ' bus, shopping, etc. $16,900. $16,000. Call IWth Agency,,$4»- W anted^eai Estate 77 AdmissiMi cc BOLTON L ^ E — winterized 4 cjTi Realtors. ii49-6324. fine home. Out of state owner AKC GERMAN Shepherd pup­ CLEAN, USED refrigerators, baths, built-ins, family room , Phllbrtck Agency, Realtors, »^1922. 1677. —------Electors for the Town of Oov- - ranges, automatic washers, 3V4 r o o m s , hot water, heat, rooms, funiished, garage, $140 b r i c k r a n c h Modern wants fast sale. Hayes Agency, COVENTRY pies, pure whites, others beau­ d u p l e x , Manchester. New exceptional home on beautiful­ 649-8464. THINKING OF selling? For entry will be in session In the with guarantees. See them at parking, reasonable, central. mbnthly, heat furnished. Lease kitchen with bullt-ins, 2 % PARKER STREET — Immac­ 646-0131. • tifully marked, bred for tem­ listing, d e a n 4-4 expandable ly landscaped wooded lot with prompt courtlous service that Town Hall, Voter Registration B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Call after 4- 643-0727. and references required. Va­ baths, formal dining room, SDC ROOM custom built Ranch ulate colonial. Six rooms In all perament, champion lines. 742- brook. Many extra features. MANCHESTOR COVENTOY — A 4-room home gets results call Louis DUnqck Room on Saturday, October 1st, cate by June 27, Call 643-6746. duplex on beautiful treed lot. family room With fireplace, 2- plus the rep room, attached Three bedroom Ranch, fire­ 8970 or 742-8459. Main St. Call 643-2171. Leonard Agency, Realtors. 646- entrance foyer, formal dining Realty, 649-9823. ^'^4^966 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 FOUR ROOM duplex, one floor, Leonard Agency, Realtors, car garage, A A Zone, $32,600. garage. This home must be Just for two, easy maintenance FOUR ROOM smell house on room, 1% baths, garage, base­ ' Three bedfoom Ranch; fire­ place' redwood cabinets, J ------purpose of adimt- SINGER automatic zlg - zag in $110. monthly. Available Oct. 1 646-0469. 0469. ,, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, seen to be appreciated. Lot is oil baseboard heat, tiled bath. TWO ADORABLE kittens, bus lif^, gas stove furnished, ment, patio, sewers. Manches­ place, heated and paneled nice kitchen, grarage,'' extra L o g a r N o t ic e ______ting SH persons vdio are found cabinet, like new, does every­ Call 643-0345. 640*8464. fully enclosed. Owners anxious. 742-7066. ■ - black and white, yellow ideal for one person, fio pets. CONCORD RD. — • Beautiful ter. Hutchins Agency, Realtors large lot, priced to sell, OKDEB o r NOTICE to____ be__ qualified______to be electors of COPY CLOSING TIME FOR ,CLASSIFIED AbvjL thing, originally over $300, take T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- jalodsled porch. Full base- and white. Free. 643-8798. BIRCH ST. —4 rooms, second Call 649-3282. Ranch, large living room, fan 649-5824. garage, city water NORTH COVENTRY — 4- room $16,500. he^d ln\i^he^7er.%thta^™ the Town of CoWntry. MONDAX Thm FBIDAS 10:S0 A.M. — 8 ATUBOAS 9 A J t - over last 6 monthly payments HEAR YE! HEAR YE! 1677. \ floor, just redecorated, no mal dining room, oaUnet ^ arid sewers, loads of extras. Ranch with carport, copper the district of Manchester on the The’The qualificationsqualificatloi aare as fol- '’FQX ^TERRIER — Male, 8 of $9 each. Call 522-0931. ^fANOHBSTBR—8 room- home 19th day Of September. AD. 1966. , ? furnace. 649-4498. kitchen, $ bedrooms, raoreap plumbing, aluminum siding, mbnths old, reasonable. Call Suburban For Rent 66 ASSUMABLE GLENDALE RD. in good condition, garage, nice' CONTEMPORARY — Ranchi Clean as a whiiitle. Present Hon. John J. WaJlett, lows: Applicant m ujt be twen- MAPLE secretary desk, chair- tlon room, landscape yard. aluminum storms and doors, S. IVAR JOHNSON judge. • . ty-one years of age, must be a lOtlB COOPERATION WILL n|A|_ 1 649-26b9. DELUXE — 2-bedroom duplex MORTGAGE lot, convenient location. Leon- large L shaped living room tod Estate of Harold Hanna late ^ot ^ ^ ^ - - bed, milk glass table and TV MANCHESTER — Bolton town Marlon B. Robertson, Raidtor. dining room with fh^place, full basement, 100 x 200 lot. BE APPRECIATED l/IM ii I I apartment, l'^ baths, appli­ Open'Daily and Sundays aM Agency, Realtors, 646- Manchester in said district, de- resident of the Town o f Cqy- DACHSHUND PUPPIES, AKC, lamps, excellent condition. .649- line, 3 room apartment, $120, •48-5958. cathedral celling of/ natural 6% per cent mortgage. $12,900. 246-6861 247-4704 ceased.___ entry lor six months. Any ap- ances and utilities, $155. J. D. Financing no problem on 0469. S. IVAR JOHNSON ready to go, miniature and 5605. quiet neighborhood, references New six-room Ranch with ■wood and exposes beams. 4 Chambers Realty, 643-2325. Upon application of aarenco B. -.i,. _ naturalized Real Estate, 643-5129. this lovely Garrison Colonial NEW TWO family flat — 6-6, aima Jr. administrator, praying pucant wno is a nacurauM standard, champion blood carport Unique kitchen- MANCHES’TER — excellent ir authority to sell cert^n real citizen of the. United States required. 643-5983. Bowers School area, large family room arrangement bedrooms, l%-J»thB, garage, 246-6851 247-0704 Continued From Preceding Page lines. Also Weimaraners. MOVING — Living room, din­ featuring living room with west side location,, custom - 5 4% ROOMS, second floor flat, kitchen, 23’ living room, B»-p- 2 full b$ths, large bedrooms, large ehrub)>6u park-llke lot. ------shall present the certificate of Southington 1-628-6573. ing room furniture, etc. Seen WAPPING — Beautiful new 4% fireplace, formal dining room, room Colonial, 24’ flreplaced Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ arate furnaces, cltv utilities aluminum siding. Assum­ $28,500. Philbrick Agency* 649- NOR'TH COVENTRY Legal Notice ’That the foregoing his naturalization or a copy Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 17 rooms, tiled bath, ample clos­ kitchen with dishwasher and living room, 1% baths, porch, application be heard and determined igsued by th© ’United erator, available' Oct. 1, 649- Also older 2-family Call Leon able mortgage and priced 52,741 -Pearl St. ’■ ^ ets and cabinets, heat, hot wa­ disposal, large family room, garage, park-llke yard. Only ____ 1 Lots For Sale, 73 ■ — . . . Probate office In Manchester TiuiLLLtiraiatijLn pLuiviBl^RS OR PLtHdBER’S FULL,.TTME service station at- Articles For Sale 45 0783. Cieszynski, Builder, 649-4391. to selL AT A COURT OP PROBATE in said District, on the 3rd day of States Immigration and NatU« ------ter, responsible adults only;' no 4 bedrooms,' one full and 2 $18,900.> Hayes Agency, 646- HORSEBACK RIDING anyone? Assumes mortgages on 5%- held at Manchester, within and for October, A.D. 19W, at ^ree ralizatlon Service, helper, experience .preferred, tendant, apply in person. Can- n in e p i e c e m a h o g a n y WE HA'VE LOTS avatlable for pets. 644-1665. half-baths, attached garage 0131. ated near , a rtdlng stable is room Ranch. Garage, fire­ the District "of Manchester, on the in the afternoon, and that noUce tc ^ • ^a. Call 875-6281, 643-9433. tone Esso, 308 West Middle RICH, STONE - FREE loam, older dining room set with RANCH — 8 rooms, S bedrooms single or 2 family dwellings. 14lh day of September, A.D. 1966. given to ail persons interested In Dated at Coventry, OonneCM* ------— — ■ - Tpke. $15. Gravel, sand, fill, stone, FIVE ROOMS, third floor. $50. and situated on a high lot this 6-room Ranch, "Cleaner place, approximately one china ‘ closet, reasonable: Call 2 full baths, rec room witjh' WESLEY R. SMITH Please call' for particulars, Judge*'"‘ 2ud'’the‘^m e"‘£.d"*ph^e 20th day' of ScpUm. manure, - white sand box and Call 643-6225. of M acre in the Vernon MANCHESTER than Mister Clean” with a 20x acre. I?©" frontage. Imme­ between 5-6 p.m., 644-1609. Wanted To Rent 68 baths, tormal dining room, CONSTRUC-nON CO. Wesley R. Smith Construction .uage. of nearing thereon, by publishing a her 1966. patio sand. 643-9504. Hills. Many_ other features 40 garage, good location, Vef- diate occupancy. Only $16,- Estate of Joseph O. Hettinger late order in some newsr screened in porch, garage. VALUE MINDEDJ Ct). . 643-1567. ' THREE ROOMS, second floor, WANT—Rent Immediately, two that must be seen. Call Doris non-Manchester line. J. D. Real 900. of Manchester in said district, de- harii^ a'circulation In said Richard M. Gallnat, G. E. AUTOMATIC deluxe $20,900. Philbrick Agency, 643-1567 ceased. district, at least seven days before Donald 8 . Davlg, SCREENED LOAM for the best with garage, $100. J. D .'B eal Smith. Value packed C oloi^ near Estate Co., 643-5129. k i t c h e n range. Excellent condition, $75. adults and four children need 649-8464. DESIRABLE building lot on Upon application of The 'Mon- the day of said hearing, to appear- Richard M. Hawlcy, in lawns and gardens. Deliv­ Estate. 643-5129. schools, trahpi^i’totion. Chester Memorial Hoepital, Creditor, if they see cause at ^ d time and ___ _ JANITOR 644-8382. y5-6 rooms in Manchester, East Carmen Road in Manchester. FASEK ered from our screening plant H a rtfo rd area. Call 649-7046 MANCHESTER — Large 7 room Deep .treed lot; fireplace, MANCHESTER — 6 room praying that an Instrument purport- place and be heard relative thereto, Elleanor liirKUlgtOin. FOUR ROOM clean apartment. extra large rooms, cltjr utll- Ranch, 1% baths, 2-car garage, A rare buy in an A-Zone. Only REALTORS ing to be the last will and testament and make return to mis <^Jt. Board o f AdPahwIcM SALESPERSON Also gravel, sand and fill. GAS SPACE HEATER, $25. anytime, Ranch, 2% baths, modehi PRIVACY — running brook, 3 of said deceased be admitted to John J. Walletf Judge Stove and refrigerator, second JARVIS REAL-TY CO., Utok FHa assum­ 8 bedrooms, 2 flreplades, large $5,600. Call Doris Smith, JAR­ 289-7475 742-8243 George H. Grlfflng, Inc. And­ Rocking chair, $3, iron bed and ------X ------^------kitchen, formal dlidng fbom, acres, 80x50 recreaelon room, probate and that letters of admin- cc: Clarence E. Hanna Jr., Admr. - Excellent opportunity for floor. Inquire 60 Birch St. able. Fwr dollars buy VIS REALTY CO„ REAL­ Stratlon with the will annexed be-. — — ------Here is an excellent oppoiv over. 742-7886. spring, $5. 649-7848. R E A L T O R S ^ family room, 24x24 with fire­ plus 8 room Ranch, far, far recreation room, wooded lot, an experienced man in our much. $18,500. Mr, Lewis, centrally located. Low 20’s as- TORS, 649-12007 649-2519. ' granted on said estate, as per ap- tunity to join Sears out­ AVAILABLE NOW — 5 room 300-500 SQUARE FEET of stor­ place, 2-car garage, large lot below replacement cost. Hut­ plication on file. It is KEEP YOUR carpets beautiful WES’nNGHOUSE stove, $50. 30 649-1200, Eves. ^9^519. 64^ 306. JVUhable with $4 000. Philbrick standing sales staff. Come office maintenance depart- apartment, second floor, age space- Call 644-1511. , With fruit trees, $26,000. Phll- chins Agency, 649-5324. TWO ACRES, 360’ frontage on EAST HARTFORD —$16,600. ORJJERED;—That the foregoing despite constant footsteps of a gallon gas water heater, $30. Agency, 649-8464. Neat 3-bedroom home on treed application be heard and wter- prepared to discuss previ­ meht. Hours 4 p.m.-12 mid­ adults, 21 Huntington St., 649- ' brick Agency, 649-8464. B & W paved road, 7 miles from Man­ Inf nil ..Itw i.tntflM Irnmnd mined at the Probate office In Man- busy family. Get Blue Lustre. 649-1717. FOUR BEDROOM or 3 bedroom MANGHES’TER — 5 rooi iOl, aU city Utuiues, immed- Chester in said District, on the 4Ui G INVS Casa DeCoiffure ous experience and your night,., good wages and 6023 before 2 p.m. WOW! 4 RODm Ranch, breeze­ The-BARROWS and MANCHESTER ^ chester, $1,990. Terms, Owner, Rent electric shampooer $1. plus den for family of five. Ref­ MANCHES’TER—Six room Co­ Ranch, basMnent garato. 1) WALLACE Co. Estate, 643-9332. day of October, A.D. ,1966, at ten 851 CENTER ST.—For Appolntmenl* CaU 848-6808 future with one of the way, ffdrage, 200’ frontage, 742-8090. o'clock in the forenoon, and that working conditions, above Paul’s Paint and Wallpaper THREE ROOM apartment, sec­ erences furnished. Lease or lonial, baths, modern kitch­ 100x235, rec room. This hpiise*^ Manchester Parkade ' EX'TRAORDINARY world’s largest general mer­ Musical Instruments 53 plus ^ X 20 attacned fully ' - - ...... — ; rirwT riv-kM a -.ifu notice be given to ail :persons in.- average benefit program. Supply. ond floor, gas stove, refrigera­ option to buy. Call 529-8241 be­ en with built-ins, stove, dish­ Is lost and looking for its new Manchester 649-6306-.1,., DUPLEX BEST BUY — Large wooded *»OLTON 8 room home with terested in said estate of the pend- chandising organizations. eqiJpped restaurant. Large Sw/n^f fnfo Fall! PIANO — excellent condition, tor, utilities included, $85. In­ fore 6 p.m., 643-7309 evenings. washer and disposal,' S bed­ owners. Asking $17,^. J. D. lot in prime residential area 2 baths, swimming pool, large ency of saw arolU»tlon ^ 400 CEDAR clothesline poles, amesite parking lot. Many pos­ MANCHES’TER country jetting. GET A NEW... quire 125 Spruce St. rooms, $19,900. Philbrick A g­ Real Estate Co., ^-5129. It Is not very oftep that we of Bolton, $2,500. Call 643-4312 “ sable bam. . .all on a four ^jT^'pew^h^i^a order Check Sears liberal em­ many sizes, installed and re­ upright, refinished and rebuilt. LOCAL RESIDENT needs 6 sibilities. Call Mitten Agency, 7 room Ranch, fireplace, for­ list a 6 and 6 dripjex In $200. Call 649-9662. ency, 649-8464. evenings. acre parcel. Vacant. Offers in some newspaper having a clr- ploye program, top commis­ set. Also basketball and fence THREE ROOMS, duplex, stove rooms, adult family, one pre- Realtors, 643-6930. M.ANCHE8T E R ^ /- near Main mal dining room, 2-car garage, “move into condition." This wanted. T. J, Crockett, Real­ culatlon in said district, at least FASHION HAIR DESIGN Apply . . . stately home is on a large seven days before the day of said sion and generous car ex­ posts. 649-1353 and refrigerator furnished, $85 teen desii*ea apartment, in nice BALDWIN ROAD — custom St. 4-famlly/bome. Excellent S bedrooms, lot 110x220. J. D .' BOLTON—One acre wooded lot tor, 643-1677. WITH A BODY PERM. ____ RANCH — 6 rooms, lot 125x100, treed lot on a peaceful hearing, to appear If they see cause penses. Apply Personnel monthly. Call 649-4358. residential area. References. built 6 room ranch with I’i income p p ^ c e r . 4 rooms in Real Estate Co., 648-6129. with brook, Birch Mountain at said time and place and be heard NOW ON SPECIAL $12.50 COMPLETE THE AMAZING Blue, Lustre ANTIQUE cabinet grand piano full basement, good sized street. Mid $20s. Call Mr. Dept., 10 a.m.-5 p.m. or call FIRST NATIONAL Write Box S, Hetald. each apartment. Owner wants relative thereto and by mailing on REGULAR PERMANENTS $10.00 COMPLETE will leave your upholstery in good condtion. Call 644-0674. rooms. Owners are looking for baths, basement garage. Beau- MANCHESTER — Immaculate Douton to Inspect, 649-5306. Ext. 646-0254. or before September 30, 1966. by 643-1581 for an appoint­ LOVELY CLEAN 4 room apart- fast j m t . Hayes Agency, «46- certified mall, a copy of said order * Free Parking STORES, Inc. beautifully , soft and clean. Rent an offer, surprise them and "tiful lot. Excellent buy for only Colonial, In central desirable Legal Notice ment. ------,------ment, centrally located. Adults 01! to Walter Hettinger, Gleason Street, electric shampooer, $1. Olcott Apartment Buildiitgs malie one. J. D. Real Estate $23,500. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, location, fireplace, sunporch, 2- B & W — — Manchester. Conn, and Frederick Park and Oakland Aves. Wearing Apparel-^Plirs 57 only. No pets. Available Octo- . Buburban For Sale 75 Variety Store. 643-1577. lANCHBSTBR — Like new 2 car garage. Low 20’s. Bel Air The BARROWS and ______NOTICE Hettinger, 462 North Main Street, ------ber 1. 643-1297. For Sale 69 Co., 643-5129. WALLACE Co. BOT TYUV r’n ’VFNTRY town PfVJKA'l'Jii Manchester. Conn, and return make SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. family flats and,duplexes built Real Estatd;. 643-9332. BOLTON - A O V E N iK l lown held at Manchester, within and for this Court, East Hartford ONE YEAR OLD Simplicity COLONIAL—one year old, t ‘,4 Manchester Parkade CERULEAN SQUIRREL stole, SVi ROOMS, $115, second floor, MANCHESTER — two modem BOWERS SCHOOL — Wooded by Damato. Sffaclous rooms, line, 3 bedroOm Ranch, family ihe District of Manchester, on the JOHN------J. WALLETT. Judge Manchester Shopping Parkade landlord tractor, dump cart, rooms, huge m odem, kitchen SPLIT LEVEL— 6 % rooms, 3 Manchester 649-5306 oc: Atty. Arnold H. Klau very reasonable. Call 649-3716. heat, hot water, one child, no multi-unit apartment building lot, a new Colonial, ready for separate heating systems, top size kitchen, large living room ^ e ^ n t ' J^^Wallett, Atty. J<*n J. O'Connor mower, rotary tiller, cutter bar ------pets. 649-2355. offered for the first time. Ex- decorating. Only $21,900. As­ with fireplace plus all built- bedrooms, modern kitchen with MANCHESTER-New 8 room with fireplace, only $14,900. Judge. Manchester, Conn. Ins, 21/4 baths, large master quality workmanship. Oppor- and new snow plow. Excellent -— ------——------cellent locations, fully leased. sumable mortgage. T.J. Crock­ bullt-ins, treed lot, rec room, Colonial, heated breezeway, at­ A^enev 646-0131 Estate of A. Louise Murphy ot bedroom with full bath, timlty knocks, assumable iiayes Agency, oao uxox. Manchester, In said District, an In- PART-TIME WORK condition, full price. $750. 1-228- Wanted—^To Buy 58 24 LDCUST ST. — 7 room apart- Top producers. These are first ett, Realtor, 643-1577. one car garage« patio, $19,500. tached 2-car garage, city wa­ ------r-—:------capable person. THE STUDIO room with fireplace, 2-car mortgages, excellent financ­ BOLTON — $13,900,' immaculate The conservator having exhibited 9243. - 643-2426 be- quality built buildings. Call for Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ter, city sewers, sidewalks, ROUTE 8 and 44A—BOLTON Morning 10-2 and 11-2 H(JUSEHOLD lots, anU ^w , ^ details. Hayes Agency, 646-0131 MANCHESTER — 2 family, 5 rage, $29,900. Philbrick .X en ing. Hayes Agency, 646-013L 4 room Rahch, large land- WANTED — 16 year old boys to 649-8464. prestige location, $29,000. Call J , t ikT ~ j ™ Court for allowance, it Is Apply “ NEVER USED anything like bric-a-brac; clocks, frames, ______:______and 5 flats, on bus line, $17,- cy, Realtors, 649-8464. scaped lot. New modem kltch- o r d e r e d That .the 3rd day of ELECT work in mall room after school MANCHBS’TER — 7% room builder, 246-1166. Announces Course In it,’’ say users of Blue Lustre gio:>dwaxc.glassware. We »v c buywuj estates. ------900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ NE3W LIS'nNG — Manchester, en. real value. Bel Air Real October. 1966, at nine, o'clock fore- one hour a day. Call Circula­ Cape, 4 m 5 bedrooms, poom flreplaced Cape. 4 bed­ B*® Probate Office in the MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN for cleaning carpet. Rent elec­ Village Peddler, AucUoneer, Furnished Apartments 63-A Busineau Property tors, 649-8464. ■ WEST SIDE —6 room Cape, Estate, Realtors, 643-9332. Municipal Building in said Manches- VIN tion Department, 643-2711. tric shampooer $1. The Sher­ 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649 3 2 4 7 . ------room on Bring level, one car rec room wAQ to wall CERAMICS & HAND GRAFTS 46 W. Center St„ Manchester ______ONE ROOM furnished apart- ______F or Sale______garage, $16,900.ciAonn PhilbrickPtiiibricic rooms,, rec room, wau io wan excellent location. Owner an­ —!------— ter, be and the same Is assigned for win-Williams Co. TEN ROOM older hpme plus carpeting, breezeway, central­ EAST HARTTi'ORD — 8 family a hearing on the allowance of said 'TUESDAY— 7 PJH.-10 P.M. f u l l -t i m e help needed for WE BUY and sell antique and ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, r q CKVILLE — Building with Agency, Reidtora, 649-8464. xious, open to offers. T. J. bnmp **0, least seven days before the day attic contents or whole estates. ' ranged. Prestige Real Estate, $17,900 — 4 BEDROOM C a p ^ entrance, center hallway. room, call now. Hayes Agency. home is laid out like a single _ reliable man over 21 with cur TWO 9x7’ STANLEY roll-up NATIONAL Furniture Repair Service, 643- 289-6827. Mrs. Beardsley 289- with fireplace, walk-out bas*!- A community of custom- Garrison Colonial. Conslst- 646-013L VERNON—7 room Cape, large or before September 23, 1966, by rent local references. Call Mr garage doors. Good condition, Ranch. Excellent location, $4,- tit-hen. fire'nlace coimtrv size certified mall, a copy of this order CORPORATION 7449. ------^ ^ ------6151. ■ ment .large lot, close to Route built 2-famlly homes. „ Ing of large living room, 300 to assume mortgage, J. D. “ “ “e-S. nrepiace, coim i^ ^ prancis j. Hart, tz Chestnqt SL, Feldman, 289-4338. $65 each. Inquire Farmer’s $16,900 — 6 ROOM Ranch, fire­ lot in an area of fine homes. Manchester, Conn., executor or the Interviewing applicants for Business LAcaBons ------15. Millette Agency, 6^5992. paneled fireplace, formal Real Estate Oo., 643-5129. Market,'819 East Middle Tpke. ANTIQUES — clocks, silver, For Rent 64 RESt a u r a n ’ts — Your choice We will build a 2-famUy dining room, modem kitch­ place, -ceramic bath, alumi*. Only $14,900. Hayes Agency, e^state of A. Ixmtee Muiyhy. and re- position as insurance in­ A-o- jaw make to this Court. 649-9953. pewier,pewter, lamps aiiuand anall cuucct-collect' ______(,f four. Priced $3,800, $6,000, to your plans. A town well en with built-ins, family CAREER vestigators. Training in DUPLEX 6-6, al;’ mlnuin siding, num storm windows, attached MANCHESTER —New listing. 646-0131. John J. Wallett. Judge Ible items. Any quantity. The DESIRABLE store 'Ht office $7,000 and one Including real 2-car garage, exeSUent con a ­ planned' with low taxes. room and lav on first floor. garage, Manchester. Hutchins Brick front e-room Cape C od,__. ------OPPORTUNITY Hartford for work out of REFINISH witti Joy-Crsdt Bric-A-Brac Shoppe. 644-8962. jpace, groimd floor, clean, at* estate, $170,000. For more In- tion, large mkples, $21,900. Present mill rate 30.4. Four bedrooms and 2-full Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 2 full baths, fully plastered, GLASTONBTOY — c®"' our Manchester office. Sal­ scrapers for smooth np^gouge, baths up. Two-car garage. ------tractive and reasonable. In- formation call Philbrick Agen- Hutchins Ag^«iy, Realtors, 649- one car garage, wooded lot, temporary Rajsed Ranch rch’' house. There is call Warren E. Howland, Real­ closet, oil hot water heat, garage, handy location.— Phil- screened porch, convenient lo­ chaser. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, AT Chester. a 2-car garage as a bonus for Town of, Manchester, WADDELL. SCHOOL PLEASANT ROOM to rent, tor, 350 Main St., 643 dinette, j^ u s ie d porch, 2-car STORE brick Agency, Realtors, 649- cation. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-1577. the new owner. this for Cohnecticut OIL BURNER service man, Help Wanted— TORO ’TILLER combinations, ______------garage /w ywitn ith eieciricelectric aoors,doors. 643-9332. Y.M.C.A. WOW— IT'S HERE privileges, parking. call 643- 8464. ______only $8,500. J. D. Real Estate Robert b ; Weiss, experienced man only apply. Male or Female 37 one year old, $75. Call 647-9650. STORE5TORE — center oMm expanded Gape,/On lot. Being Transferred. For ap- CaU now. Leonard Agency, pre-hMted oven over 500 and In 8 minuteti 1854 or 644-0891. 319 Smith *5459. basement. Adjacent to municipal parking lot. Ideal fof Medium nights, full or part-time. Ap­ tUND floor, room country lot. Including beau­ pointment caU O'wner, 643-1930. Realtor, 646-0469. PARKADE CLEANERS SINGLE GF St., Wapping. tiful fruit trees. Excellent woman's shop,'restaurant, or any other retail buslnMS. presto — you'll have o piiza — |ust the way ply In person. Howard John­ A’rTRACTTVE ROOM for work- for rent,------. ------air-conditioning„ Large (Next To Liggett Rexall Drpg Store) electric stove, aluminum Long term lease available. PICTURE BOOK 4 room Ranch ANDOVER — Older 8 room son Restaurant, 394 Tolland, JAPANESE ■JCEWS, $2 each, dig ihg girl or couple. No children. includejK off street parking, storms. On school bus route. ■with enclosed breezeway and On every $10.00 of accumulated dry cleaning, you Pino-Roy's moke them! "Be a Pina King In Tpke., Manchester, Exit 94j your ownT'179 Fem St., Man­ Board optional. Telephone in Lappgn Building, 164 East Cen- Colonial, 6 bedrooms, fire­ Immediate occupancy. garage situated on a treed one • PAINTERS Wilbur Cross Highway. chester. 643-7278. room. .643-6745. t e ^ t ., 649-5281. Call Mr. Coope— 649-5203 place, private beach. Immed­ will receive FREE $1.00 of DRY CLEANING! your own home." for further informarion coH: acre. FuU finished rec room, iate occupancy, only $14,600. PART-'nME, 18 or over, for m UM PLANTS — Many vari- MODERN ROOM, private bath ^ifEDIUM SIZE com er store, ^15,500 2 bedrooms, 12 x 18’ kitchen, Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, 742- “Here’s Where-Quality, Service and Low Price# PrevaU.” Bring your clothes and snedes to us soon for professional evening work, 2 or 3 nights a eties to choose from. Dig your and entrance, parking, re> 115% Spruce St. Call Fred’s paneled living room. Perfect 8243. ^e x p e r ie n c :e d cleaning and alterations done on the premises. ■week, more time if desired, V^wn and save. Bring your own room pri'vileges. Call 643-W Package Store, 643-7723. Assumable Mortgage. ■starter home. Wolverton Agen- -. cy. Realtors, 649-2818. good wages plus other bene- container. John Parciak, 170 ; z : fits. Apply In person only at vemon Ave., Rockville, 875- TEL 875-6483 — Ask For Your Bonus Cord — Apartments— NOTICE PIZZA-RAY'S Friendly Ice Cream, 435 Main 5769. Read Herald Ads. Mon., Tues., Sat. 7:30-6 • Wed., Thurs., lU 7 :30-9 WM. DICKSON Tenements 6? L 643-0031 St. ------BALDWIN ROAD TOWN OF BOLTON, Phone 649-5559 643-0031 130 SPRUCE ST. CONNECTICUT MATURE ms, ROCKLEDGE — 7 room con TELEVISION perienced preferred. Must be q r ^p S pick your own. 16 Dated at Bolton, Connecticut. 21. Ciall 646 0191. 4% ROOMS, $125., 3% rooms, Thursday, 6-8 p.m.; Saturday- morning' 10-12; temporary Split ^vel. Modem Olive H. Toomejf PLEASE NOTE... quart bMket, $1-35. Bring con­ full ceramic bath with vanity, basement iflreplace, 1- $1.60 to $1.80 per hour; male. kitchen, largo living room with TECHNICIAN tainers. After 4 p.m. Saturdays $115, heat, hot water, stove, 1330 Town Clerk COUPLE OVER 55,' to live in refrigerator, parking, 15 For­ car garage, 1 acre treed lot. Only $21,500 vdth financing cathedral ceiling, one fuU and . Richard Morra, after 2 p.m. 270 Hackmatack Clerk $442 IN THE FUTURE T(HE TOWN IS GENERAL ELECTRIC with active older gentleman. est St., off Main St., 646-0090, two half baths, family room, Michael Pesce, rear. Monday thru Friday, 6-10 p.m.; A comfortable undergarment Must be congenial and enjoy 643-5675. available. garage, $28,000. Philbrick Bernard J. Sheridan, $1.40 per hour; female; must be 21 years old. oomUnation to be worn under Requires busy life. Free room and board NATIVE PEAflKES and apples 2988 Agency, 649-8464. Board of Selectmen in exchange for housekeeping THREE ROOM first flool, ap- your jm ttiest dresses. Slim- GOING TO HAVE TO SPEND SIJOIMIINI in season now. Perrando’s Or­ Teen Center Supervisors TV 'TECHNICIAN duties. Husband may work pliances and garage, $100. J. ■ \ rwing prlnoeM Unes o f the slip Large buckles add Interest to MANCHESTEJR Green area — chards. Located Birch Moun­ Friday or Saturday, 7-11 p.m. OPEN SUNDAY 1*$ a pair of softly quilted slippers' elsewhere if desired. 20 min­ tain Rd.,- Glastonbury. Man­ D. Real Estate, 643-5129.’ are Just perfect—pemties i n - ' New Ustlng. 6 room Cape, Im­ In expanding service depart­ $2.00 per hour; must be 21 years old. for leisure-time wearing! Sim­ utes to Aircraft. Write details chester Road to Hebron Ave. WEEKDAYS iSY APPOINTMENT eluded. maculate Gonditkm, garage, IN DOWNTOWN UTILITY REPAIRS? m ent SIX ROOM duplex on Pearl St. ple sew and trim! to Box J Herald. (Rt. 94) left on Hebron Ave. to Volley Ball Referees No. 1880 with Photo-Guide Is shaded lot Hurry,“only $14,900. adults only, no pets, Write In sizes 36 to 02, bust 38 to 54. , Patternto No. 2988 has pattern Hayes Agency, 646-WSl. TOP SALARIES Birch Mountain Road. Tuesday, 8-10 p.m., $4.00 per match. Box X, Manchester Herald: Size 88, 40 bust, sUp with pieces in small, medium a|d ‘sfoM KiSSrBF Situations ’Wanted— Directions: From Manchester, take Porter St. from Bast Outstanding employe benefits BEIANS — Pick in own contain­ Basketball Referees *• straps, 4 yards of 45-inch; large sizes inclusive; full ai- MANCIEISTER — 6% room 4% ROOMS, first floor, heat, RENEWAL WILL TAKE CARE OF THIS program. Fem ale 38 er, $1 half bushel. 21 Angel St., Monday thru Thursday, 6-10 p.m. Colter, proceed to Rt. 85 in Bolton, School Rd. approxi­ panties, 1 % yards. rectlons. older Colonial, large rooms, garage, adults, after 5 > p.m. $2.50 and $4.00 per g;ame; for children and adult To order, send 35c in coins to: MOTHER OP SECOND grader Manchester. To order, send 50c in coin to; big yard, designed for child­ CAREER-OPPORTUNITY \ Call 643-6637. league games. mately 3 miles on left after crossing Bolton town line. jtnne Cabot, Manchester Eve­ - AND SO MUCH MORE! wants babysitting in own Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve-i ren, 2-car garage. Only $16,900. ning Herald, 1160 A'VE. OF Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Must be high sc*hool graduate home. Summit St. area. CaU THREE ROOMS, second floor, Titry Herald 1160 AVE. 0(P E V E R E T T W . Fertilizers 5 0 -A Pin Boys . America^ NEW YORK, N.Y. with mechanical ability. Experi­ 643-2392. room for storage, heat, hot- Monday thru Friday, 6-10 p.m. AMLOBiOAfly NEW YOBK, N.Y. 10036. SPLIT LEVEL — 7 toom^ 8 ence helpful, but will train. GOOD COW MANURE, excel­ water, parking, central, adults. 15c per string set up;’ must be 16 years old. 10088. VAN DYNE RELIABLE WOMAN would F or Ist-class mailing add lOo bedrooms, formal dining room, Please call J, C. McCarthy, lent for faU use, shrubs, lawns, $100. 649-3177. JBVjir let-class mailing Add l(to BUILDER like caring for infant or pre­ fof each patteni. Print Name, rec room, fireplace, garage, etc., $5 and $10. Load's deUv- Women’s Acti’vity Supervisor U&R REALTY CO., Inc. V for each pattern, Print Name, 889-687L { school child, exceUent care. HEATED 3 ROOM apartment, JSchedule wiU depend on demand; Address with fflp Code, Stylo IVi \ baths, air-omuUtioned. Planning a new home? Beau­ ered. 643-7804, 649-8731. Address with Zip Code, Style VOTE YES FOR RENEWAL ON OCJ. 3 Have references. 643-8867. stove and refrigerator. Call $1.60 to $1.80 per hour; to orgahlze and promote ' V 643-2692 No. and Size. Owner, 644-8515. tifully wooded ■ lota, aome No. and Size. with view of Hartford. Good TRUCK DRIVER — ftiel and 643‘!^118 iietween, 8-4:30; women’s recreational activities. See exciting new fashions in Free directions for knitting OPEN HOUSE — eunday 8-4, financing available. WiU TUe odvarUaement paid for bgr Maitoheater Beridteta oil deliveries year ’round em­ Dogs—Iflids— Pets 41 Household Goods 61 Rj D. MURDOCK— 643-6472 ttiie Fail tc Winter ’ 66 issue of two lovely pUlows included in THREE ROOM apartment, G irls’ Bowling Supervisjor 74 EUsabetb Drive, 6 room trade your present home. ployment with paifl vacation, I' Baalo Fashion, our complete the ’66 FaU and Winter Album! AKC BLOOD Hound, 2 year old BEAUTIFUL HAND CARVED thifd floor, stove and refrig­ Tuesday and Wednesday, 6;S0-8:80 pjn. Ranch, $W,600L Owner, 677- group insurance and sick bene­ pattern magazine. Only OOo • Send for yoiir copy now—only Phone 246-4781 male, champion sired, best of- oriental coffee table, $250. Call erator, suitable for one or two $1.85 - $1J10 per h < ^ ; Y buUdlng. 0928. fits. Apply in person. Fogarty . ®osjr. 50a. Bros., 819 Brood ft. fer. 649-0179 after 6 p.m. (i68-3365. people. 643-5270.

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Seaman Ret. Thomas W. Mor- rissette, son of Mr. and Mrs. BondJssue \/ About Town Darrell E. Morrissette of 167 The Manchester Council of Vernon Sty has recently finished Business Bodies Churches will meet Monday at hig baslo. training at the, Naval Revote Asked Center Church. Dinner will be Trainilig Center, Great Lakes, served at 6:3Q. Chief James m , Reardon of the Manchester Po- / ------iy Garside TAKES OVER STUDIO conditioning and an amesite Mrs. Karen W. Pearl of 12 parking lot to the rear. lice Department will speak on^ Airman Steven D. Brady, GOP Town Director John Gar- '•youth, the Police and ,Oie of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas^W. Pearl St. this week took over Church.” There wUl also be a Brady of 205 H o llis t e /i^ has backe^ a proposal by mon«o-Br nf the dent. Said that a steady business meeting. , recently been s e le c t ^ ^ r traiii- Republican Town Chairman ^g°nTpiano, t-iano, wrgttuOrgan «uiuand Voice _„idenfial and f^"dland - — ing as an Air Fopje accounting Francis DellaFera t^at the Sept, studio at 875 Main St. ( ^ made the expansion The two daughteps of Mr. and and finance spemalist at Shep- g actibn of the bbar<|;.of direc-' Mrs. Peari is the rliece of * g ’g-yy I Mrs. Fredrick G. Edwards of pard AFB, Tek. . g roving a *2.6 million the late Frederic E. Werner, in------428 Porter St. have recently left / ------^ , r . D T„ structor of piano and organ and ANNIVERSARY WEEK M is s .^ id i DellaFera, daugh- Capital Improveinents Bonds s- teaching at the to attend college. Miss Marian Munson's Candy Kitchen is Edwards is a junior at Mt. terX Mr. and Mrs. Francis rescinded and that „ the gj^y^jg the past year.^^Sh^. will celebrating its 21st anniversary Holyoke College, South Hadley, llaFera of 142 Lakewood Cir- package be split. Mayor Fran- continue to use the traditional g^ j ending next Mass. Miss Carol Edwards is cle; Miss Donna Daniel, daugh- cis Mahoney has turned the re- Werner Method, developed by member of the freshman ^Ss ter of Mrs. Jloward. Daniel of During the anniversary, cus- of Southern Connecticut ,,^ate 22 Ardmore Rd., and Miss Mary The Sept. 6 action was unani- tomers will receive a half pound College, New Haven. / Devanney, daughter of John mous and Garside, in a state- of fudge free with any purchase ----- / Devanney of 70 Porter St., are ment issued today, explains that of two dollars or more. Miss Ann Elizabeth Kwash, enrolled as freshmen at Lasell voted reluctantly, ‘‘to insure The Kitchen, a landmark on daughter of MU and Mrs. Leo Junior College, Auburndale, badly needed school repairs. Rt. 6 just past Bolton Notch, J. Kwash of^l4 Elm Ter., is a ' Mass, He charges that “ necessary makes and sells its own candy repste-s (to^ schools) have been member ,ot the freshman class —^— and now makes well over^A(y !00 deliberately swept under the at Our Lady of the Elms Col- Marine Pvt. William Lauri- varieties. rug, until the only soHJtion is in­ lege,' .Chicopee, Mass. naitis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- The Kitchen, at,its j>resent lo­ clusion in a costly bond issue.” ------liam Laurinaitis of 14 French cation since .1954,' was com­ His full statement follows: Army Pvt. Charles H. Reid, Rd., recently completed his pletely redecorated inside this son of Mr. and Mrs. Claire H. basic trainin|; at Parris Island, “I strongly support Republi- summer. Part Of the redecorat­ Reid of 12 Englewood Dr., has S. C. He wilt report to Memphis, can ^Town Chairman Francis ing . included a large collage recently been assigned to the Tenn. after Oct. 9. DelleFera's request that Mayor mural painted by Diana Wah- 14th Transportation Battalion » — — Mahoney call a special meeting mann/Of Coventry. New lighting In Viet Nam. ~ ,,, , , ... to rescind the Board of Direc- and sigpis were also built out­ The Women s Auxiliary^ of the tors' action on Sept. 6 relating Manchester Midget apd Pony side. to the Capital Improvements The original Kitchen was \ 1 Football Association-: Inc. will Bond issue and that the Bond bulk meet Monday at 8:30 at the started by Ben and Jo Munson issue be split. made OPEN SUNDAYS home of Mrs. Rodney Dolan, 21 years ajgo on Oak St. In 19 Lilac St. Mrs. Donald Har­ “Although I also voted for the 1949 they moved to New Bolton who ( package along with Director Rd., and in 1 ^ 4 the Kitchen 8 A.M . — 8 P.M. rison and Mrs. Robert Corcor- Mrs. Karen \V. Pearl waa a an will be co-hostesses- The Stavnitsky, it is a matter of rec- moved to its present location. «rauM PINE PHARM ACY ev.ent is open to all mother's *^*^^*^ ^ reluctantly in YVemer. The Warner Method re The secret of the Kitchen's “ they popularity is the freshness and 664 Center St. e 649-9814 of midget and pony football order to insure badly needed lies on the.-rise of original com- The teams. school rep~'“" repairs. It '■is unfortunate po"it7onp?or instruction rather quality of the. candy. Fresh moat and butter are used with ----- that soAelAe of us were unaoieunable loto simnlifiedsimplified ones,ones. cream s D orto attend the Aug. 23 discussion Miss Barbara Lorraine Hur- •s. Pearl is presently serv- the best chocolate. People can meeting due to vacations, and jj^^gg ^ minister oY music at the buy candy that's _ still wann Sidney Smith of West Hartford, owner of the new Country Drug at 277 W. MiWle ^ k e., teau of 756 N. Main St. is at­ as the mayor had been previx Mgr^orough YlongrYga'tional from the ovens. Also, a custo- and Warren Gordon of Wapping, pharmacist and manager, look over the copy of The Her^d tending Becker Junior College, advertisement which proclairiied special sales at the store's opening on Wednesday. A c c ^ - KLH Worcester, Mass. ously notified I'm sure the meet- Church She studied piano and "ler may buy all he wants, ing could have been rescheduled g„^ whether it be one piece or a ing to Gordon, the special sale is going extremely well and will continue tfctom orrw . The . STEREO MUSIC for full discussion. May I also summers at Westminster thousand. CountrjTDn^g’______o . fho wMHnilmiirk known Druea as the before Hallmark its purchase. Drugs before Gordon its was. purchase. for Gordon was. for sejf- Friendship Circle of the Sal- ^gniind the mayor that his at- PHneetonV N J Innovation, candy for eral years the manager of Arthur Drug on Main St. before joining Country Drug as man­ ition Armv will have a not- ______Choir College, Princeion,\ jn.j ., ------vation Army winwill havenave a pot-pot tendance this year leaves much _,,pv, notables of raising, has become very ager of the company's Thompsonville store. (Herald photo by Saternis.)______SYSTEMS luck Monday at 6:30 at the to be desired. - stuaying^udying w^thWltn such^^otables^.ofsuen iiui.uuies iiL church. music as Mrs. L. Hodapp, pro- Popmar ___ "It is regretful that our organ with t.®wn clubs of the as., of New England in Boston. to all visitors at the Stop A Ooy” the chiefs. - A com and venison*” package is a clear cut Hartford and has attended Over 700 independent mutual attent MAN( HKSTUR dinner will be served. case of Democrat manuevering .choral workshops at the Uni­ Shop supermarket at 263 W. Insurance agents attended the Middle Tpke. from 10 a.m. to make te force the voters and taxpay- versity of Hartford, tton ] ers of Manchester to either vote ghe is married to Stephen R. noon on Oct. 6. Juice, coffee and Aunt Jemima pancakes will be " I ’r against school improvement or pearl, a native of Manchester, aounc on the menu. accept items not necessarily ^ho is the service manager at oarcfi needed at this time in order to g j) Pearl Appliance and Fur- and d obtain badly needed school re- niture Center on Main St. They Robert H. Be.ssette, manager ■ Two Star Specials j of the Beneficial finance Co. Visit 1 pairs. have on child, Deborah Ann. 2. iriio office in Manchester, celebrates ‘'Manchester voters are again ------husba his 15tl]^ear with the firm to­ being by-passed by the ' Demo­ BELFIORE EXPANDS •as ir day. A veteran of the U.S. cratic majority and their right T or Interior alterations are now Army, Bessette is a member of to e.xpress themselves on the in process to expand space at lodion the Chamber of Commerce, and merits of each item has been the William E. Belfiore Agency, WHEN THIS COUPON IS PRESENTED usurped by this package pro- jnc., at 431-433 Main St. he and his wife live at 24 Henry posal. The agency up to now occu- St. “ I feel that It Is imperative pied the second floor only, with and in the best interest of Man- desk space and offices for Dale C. Martin of Vernon, Chester that Mayor Mahoney five full-time persons and one who is associated with the I at the I reconsider his refusal and call part-time. The alterations in Provident h^utual Life Insur­ a special meeting at the earliest progress will integrate the up- ance Co. of Philadelphia at the opportunity to rescind the per and lower levels of the Bloomfield office, recently at­ boards’ recent action and sepa- building as one unit, tended a meeting of the Provi­ dent Mutual Leaders Associa­ j Wiggery Beauty j rate the items in the Capital The building is a modern Bruce Hapeman of Rhinebeck, N.Y., holds the grand cham­ Improvement Bond Issue.’’ brick structure, with full air tion ' in Colorado Springs, Colo. pion steer of the 4-H Baby Beef Show at the Eastern States More than 300 qualifiers met Leonard D. Rivard Exposition in West Springfield, Mass., which was purchased with company officials at work­ by Stop and Shop Supermarkets for $4.25 a pound at the meeting and heard newly elec­ shop and panel discussions X livestock auction. A total of $4,568 was paid for the animal, about t he latest sales tech­ I / Salon I ted officers of the organization and Stop and Shop bought the other three top steers, also, pa^ tribute to the service of niques and other developments snapping a string of eight straight years in which Popular releated to the future growth I 525 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER | Rivard w-ho served the organ­ Market had taken the top four. Highest price ever paid at a WOULD YOU BELIEVE ization as director for the past of the company. On the first I Call 643-2330 | Baby Beef Auction was in 1933 when A&P paid $11.15 a day of the meeting, Martin was two years. pound for the grand champion. That scientists say It is natural for Man to dance? During Rivard’s term as di­ a participant on the agents SHAM POO & SET . rector, IMANE had its high­ forum, “Turning on the Light.” That more Americans are sqimre dancing than are doing est number of new members awards as Naylor received Arthur Winograd. Feshler be the twist, the fnig, the watusl or the jerk ? recruited, developed outstand- were given at the exhibition. gan his Hartford Symphony ca Mrs. Eleanor Loftus of 194 ^2.50 ing educating programs and Naylor's entry was a color reer in the violin section and Greenwood Dr. has been pro- That New England is in front rank with over 500 square introduced legislation which portrait of a girl in the cos- was named second violinist sev- moted to the position of as- dance clubs ? Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. was successful in several o f tha tunie of Eliza Doolittle in the eral years ago. sistant purchasing agent with tUl 4 P.M. That you don’t have to be a dancer to learn? New England states for the Canton Playhouse production of ------the Colonial Board Co. Mrs. 1,350 independent mutual “My Fair Lady.” The portrait BRIEFS Loftus joined the company in That square dance clubs also teach round dancing? ngents who belong to the as- was taken last year. Dennis Szaleczki of 97 Sum- iggi and is a member of the sociation. Naylor, is employed at the mit St. has been named treas- purchasing ^ e n t s Association ’That square dancing is easy on the pocketbook? Bachrach Studio in Hartford urer at the South End Bank „ f Hartford County. PROMOTED and has been a professional and Tru.st Co. in Hartford. He ------CLAIROL That square dancing is great for the waistline? David Thomas of 76 Scott Dr. photographer for 20 years joined the bank in 1951 and has Directors of Rogers Corp. Hair Coloring served as auditor since 1959. this week declared a 5 per cent That square dancers are fun-loving folks with good sense has been appointed an officer of humor ? of the Connecticut Mutual Life JOINS STAR CU B He is married and he and his stock dividend, payable Oct. 4 *5.75 Insurance^ Co.______with the title as- Paul A. Bourque of 40 Lyn- Patricia have one child, to stockholders of record at the Mon., Tues., That you should run, not walk to the nearest club to join MsTaiU secretary, acturial. The dale St. has recently qualified as Kenneth, 9. close of business Sept. 20. R o g - Wed., Thurs. up for next class? anpointment was effecUve as a rtiember of the 1966 Star Club ------ers paid 5 per cent stock divi-. tiU 4 P.M. of last week. ’ York Life Insurance Co. I. Laird Newell of Wethers- dends in. November of each of MON., TUBS., WED., THURS. till 4 P.M. Thomas graduated from The Star Club is composed of held, board chairman of the the last two years. ’This dec- MANCHESTER SQUARE DANCE CLUB Brown University In 1950 with New York Life’s outstanding Manchester WaterWater Co., was laration is the first such divi- Specials Not Honored Without agents and qualification' based elected president of the New dend op the new shares result Limited New Class, Tues., Sept. 27* 1966 — Waddell School upon the' 1965-66 sales record, England Water Works Asao- ing from last month's three- “ Valuable Coupon” Above Offer------j according to general manager elation at the annual meeting for-two stock split, Benson Williams of the coni- . ______, pany's Hartford general office. > . : Bourque has been a National Quality Award Winner of the National Association, of Life Anyone For Chicken? Underwriters for the last five years. As a member of the Star Club, Bourque has qualified to attend this year’s educational { i i l ■ l i CHICKEN KING conference at Bretton Woods, N.H., to be held next week. (Thot Is) NOTES ANNIVERSARY 419 MAIN ST.— BELOW POST OFFICE IT MAKES CENTS Vincent F. ' Feshler of 2 San­ NEXT TO PIZZA KING and GRI^^ER KING ford Rd., an underwriter in the Property and Package Depart­ DOWNTOWN RENEWAL PAYS ment of the Hartford Insurance a■ i Group, this week observed his 25th year with the company. BUCKET of CHICKEN FOR ITSELF AND FOR THE David Thomas' Feshler attended Hartford Public High School and Trinity an A.B. degrree in 'mathematics. College, and is a member of MILLION DOLLAR REPAIR BILL He joined Connecticut Mutual in the Hartford Insurance Group SALE the same year and was appoint­ Mien’s Club. SATURDAY - SUNDAY SPECIAL ed an acturial assistant in 1959, He has also been a member VT ON A HAPPY He is an associate of the So­ of the HarKord Symphony Or­ 10 PIECES (SEWERS, WATER’ S TRAFFIC LIGHTS) ciety of Actuaries. chestra since its inception, and HEAVENLY FRIED CHICKEN Thomas iS; married to the has played under such cele­ former Miss Nancy Watson and brated conductors as Jacques lEEDED IN DOWNTOWN AREA they are the parents of three Gordon, George Heck, Moshe Reg. children. Paranov, Fritz Mahler and $2.75 W IN S A W A R D Joseph Naylor ; of 139 Diane 1.99 - Dr. won an honp'r award at a Also: Dinner, Iforrels of Chicken and Clams, recent meeting of the New I SAVE ON COUGH Shrimp and Fish. VOTE YES FOR RENEWAL ON OCT. 3 England Professional. PlxHo- md COLD REMBNES graphers Association held at Pike, N. H. {DISCOUNT PRICES! YO U BE THE CATERER This advertisement paid' for by Manchester Residents The meeting was attended by C A L L AH EAD 6464)176 over 3(X) profeissional photo­ ARTHUR ARUG graphers, and only six such T V Show s W T . 2»

Brooks Bros. Man Goes West * * -V t ‘ 'u i « - HOLLYWOOD (AP) — When “ Daktari," has a com er on ani­ they already know. R was anncainced that Herbert mal series. ' m the. episode now being Brodkin, who had produced the A couple of seasons back a filmed, the adventurous scien­ •ateemed “Defenders" would producer named Irwin Allen tists are set down, in the Old West. On a set decorated with take on a horse opera called converted al movie he had made 4 * *4 wigwams . and Hollywood In­ *Vhane,“ it occasioned a flurry Into a TV series, “ Voyage to the dians, star James Darren was dC. Incredulous comment. Bottom of the Sea” —a fantasy on his knees before an old In­ It is not only performers who about a supersubmarine that dian, begging Him not to send get type-cast here, but produc­ soon goes into its third seasrni. his braves on the warpath. ers, directors and writers as Last year he followed with It was Chief Sitting Bull, and WeH. Brodkln’s reputation was “ Lost in Space,” which also Darren was trying to head off, twUt on “ easterns—New York- went weU and gave AUen -his of course, the massacre of Gen­ made shows about professlonai special niche as TV’s science fiction expert. eral Custer’s troo^ at Little Big m en in Brooks Brothers suits Horn. who drink scotch and soda: It AHen this season is turning to *rhe show was able to use the calendar as tl^ source of was almost unbelievable that he interestingly one historical fact. new adventures. The series, on would try to shift over to the One show is set in the period of *they went that-away" side. ABC, is called “ Time Tunnel,” the. great London plague, and The truth is, however, that and, among all the new shows, researchers had foimd that. most of them don’t try. David appears to be the only real nov­ With death all around, a neigh­ elty. Dortort, producer of “ Bonan- borhood of about 200 peoide sur­ aa,” is currentiy developing a Allen’s premise is that a vived intact. They built on that new property for next year. It is group of scientists have created —and attributed their inununity another western, and where the an electronic tunnel in nrhich it to the fact that the “Time Tun­ Partwright family of “Bonanza” is possible to move forward and nel” boys had arrived, carrying get along happily together, the backward in time. The magic with them 1968 medicines and father and son in the upcoming machine is not Quite foolproof, semms. aoe don't hit it oft so well. c so when the first show is broad­ No one, of course, can predict TV practitioners like Out Re­ cast a week from Friday, we how a series will look on the iner and Nat Hiken started in will find two intrepid scientists Lak« small screens or be received by eomedy—and stay in comedy. deposited on the liner Titanic as the public. But “ Time Tunnel," who is Bran Tors, of “ Flipper" and it moves majestically to a fate at least, has a fresh approach. Souther ord, has ield o (- Iflcatloii Witches Increas^n ‘Bewitched’ HOLLYWOOD AP — Kathy and nursing/an all too real Tage, were the only humans in ! served Nolan, once of the “ Real Me-;. toolhache^^^as in his under- the whole show.” Stop A Ooy” clan, was receiving the shirt, epOling off from a mom- York, a tall,, pleasant fellow, 263 VJ. attention of the “Bewitched” ing sptot in Medieval knight’s has the looks and acting skills a.m. to make-up man at a repair sta­ armor under the hot camera that usually get him cast as ffee and tion near the working set. an ordinary person, so much will be “ I ’m a guest witch," she an­ “ Bewitched” has started its so that his real contributiwi is nounced to the visitor who was third season as a hit property easy to overlook, carefully stepping over cables and York, as the long-suffering But while the flashy pyrotech- nanager and dodging props en route to Darrin, was involved in an epi- nics of the. witches played by nee Co. Visit Dick York, the young man sode that sent him back centur- Elizabeth Montgomery end Ag­ ilebrates Vdio plays the merely mortal ios in time. nes Morehead attract the at- husband of the beguiling sorcer- firm to- “ Seems to me that our witch tention, Y ofk’s down-to-earth «es in the ABC hit. he U.S. population is increasing,” ha^character is the solid wall York, sporting a realistic col­ !mber ot said. “ In one show we finished against which the whole magic lodion scar on his right cheek recently, I and my boss, Larry game is played. irce, and ...... — ■ ■ ■ — "I think the show has gone 14 Henry well because of the personal re­ lationships developed,” he said, touching his cheek gingerly. “It Vernon, Just happens that the girl is a rith the witch, and my basic attitude is The composer Gian Carlo Menotti guides viewers e Insur- ‘so w hat?’ As long as her hus­ through Spoleto, Italy, the scene of the annual ia at the band can live with it, and the “ Festival of Two Worlds,” in the opening program ^ntly at- of NBC's “Bell Telephone Hour” tomorrow eve­ le Provi- (See Page Four) Associa- ning. gs. Colo, iers met at work- scusslons In Review: Show to Kill Time By es tech- lopments NEW YORK (AP) — It is married out of the show. And know about each otheif’s likes s growth highly probable that a large Thursday night the writers got and dislikes. the first number of small children went around to sending star Fred But the hidden gimmick .that, irtln was to bed Thursday night under the MecMurray back to the scenes perhaps accounts for the build­ 6 agents impression that the American o f the boyhood — the little town up of audience, may be the le Light.” Revolution was won by a crack in which he grew up and the girl reaction' of occasional couples shot named Daniel Boone and whose initials he carved on the who are losing the game. One s of 194 his buddy, an Oxford-educated porch' post. jroung man in Thursday’s show >een pro- half-breed Cherokee named The former girl friend turned could not conceal his anger and Mingo. n of as- out to be a shrill nag with a sur­ dismay at his -wife’s answers NBC’s “Daniel Boone” took at^ actually snarled at her oa rent with ly husband, whining kids and an considerable dramatic license camera. ' Co. Mrs. untidy house. with a yam about the Indian npany in It was a good thing MacMur- naUons ready to unite at the ray was around Thursday night. er of the urging of some imderhanded He has an ingratiating way that ssociation British army <^icers to drive even makes TV cliches seem the settlers out ot Kentucky. amusing. This news was upsetting to A low-budget daytime show irs Corp. Mingo, tom between his loyalty called "The NeWlywed Game” 5 per cent to “ his people” and to his white moved quietly into ABC’s sched­ >le Oct. 4 ^^nek brother, Daniel. He was impris- ule during the summer and has »rd at the . oned by the Indians for his own attained such j>opuIarity with ELECTRONICS . 20. Rog- good, but happily there was a afternoon audiences that it is itock dlvi-. friendly squaw around to tip off currently providing stiff com­ LABORATORIES »f each of Daniel about the plot and free petition for the game-show This dec- Mingo. And together they foiled champ in the ratings, “ Pass­ 277 BROAD such dlvi- the scheme, the Redcoats re­ word.” res result- treated and presumably Wash­ Its formula is simple and fa­ li's three- ington was able to g^et ahead miliar. Four couples who have ALL NEW wUh the revolutimi. mdrried recently are asked a “Daniel Boone” is not exactly series of questions designed to a bad show, it’s Just a silly trite show how much the spouses 1966 treatment. And any adult who volimtarily sits through an hour GIFT FM - of such nonsense must really be I WILTON’S SHOP trying to kill time. Doiiald O’Cpnnor as a god breaks into a dance on “My Three Sons” on. CBS is a 9 ^ Main St., Manchester RADIOS a bed in a scene from Richard Adler’s Musical, Situation comedy that has been “ Olympus 7-0000:” It will be shown Oct. 12 on around for so many successfiil Eoriy American C A L L 649-1124 “ABC Stage 67” instead of Wednesday as first seasons that one of the original G ifts TV-Bodlo, Sales and Servioe scheduled ■ona outgrew his role and was

[NG ■ MANCiiEiS'^^-E^^fnNG'dBi^ liAlirC^ES'feitli c o n n .,* MTUB^AY,'SEt»T^>lfefeR 24,196^1 * THREE ^ -1 U- ;= 7. i 'A c it ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, c 6 n N., SATURDAYy-gt:P™ MBER 24,1 PROGRAM Eddeatiotud TUESDAY J(/ PROGRAM ~Morning (28-82-M) OeeaaiMMa WIBs (M> Bto Piettoe •rished young Mngar-muBl- I (8) Best Seller _ . _ Dancers. _ . . "Fire Down Below” Part I (M ) Wtree i Stooges clanSs TV (46) The»M Maastefs s ■ (8-48) T te Boaaden <0> dventure story ofe'* cattle J’*^ 5 5 * ‘bo%S?W” P a r tW I (M ) America’s ProWeass aad 6tM (M-28-M) 1 Disaaa t f Jeaaala Partners decide to transport SiM (28-2240) Tnesday Night a4 tte Stars In this melodmmaUc tale xW Ohalleages adventuress from one isUHia 6:M (M> Seepe (S) TBA I' of man wnJusUy acciued. rive in Mexico. (C) Movies Topf 'C »t (C) 0:80 (8-40) Hollrwccd F m a m . <(SiU)%%?Srw{*h«My (M ) CartooB Cntuiw iOt NelsoD. ••My Master, the eW EDB, Chamut 24) to another on their boat. Both ’ The List of Adrian Measen- •:M <8) Baoe af^tha Weak S (49) Addams FsmUy___ fall In love with her, Rite Hay­ ISI ^ S i r d . (8> B n«» Branjr CudleplB BowUac Kuests; BergkvFranchi. Polly 6:M (M ) This Is the Answer SiM (M-SlSR’*’> to t^ M lle r Shew worth, Robert Mitchum, Jack Wynter and Cnive Brook with (8-40) Wida Waiid al SpaiW Bergen, (S n Reiner and Mel ItM (8) As the WsrM Tuns (M) 7fhlrl»blrds„ _ Monday,. September M Lemmon. (22) Btonhal Diusa guest performances— ------* by Tony Tony |«;S* (8) BFD S (C) (86-88-M) Let’s Make a Deal (0> 8 M Tte Merv Griffla Stew Ftank Atwood Brooks, Too Lovin’ Spoonful. (8) Sign ea mad Frajre* (M ) Dennis the Meaaoe Guests; Vince Edwards aad P.M. 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(8) Password (C) Mort Lindsey and orchestra. ItM (8) Tom nnd d e n j tV> of outstanding games and (18) Sabscrlptlon TV 7:06 (8) Newe aad Wsdthef 6 ■ Peytea Place 2:M (M) Target Dave geu a crick tn his neck <8-40> Hoppltr H o ^ r ( « '•CihotonAU Kid’ ’ (8P-22-M) Today i ^ w <0» tra. „ _ _ (18 B ab M rb ^ a TV T:8f Travel Time (28-22-M) Days of Oar UVes from sleeping in a pup tent on plays during football season. ' Guest: Qlnny Tlu, l»-year-old (86) Year Health la Y o u Fe­ Wings to France (C> (M> Sea Hnat (U ) SobscripttOB TV CiOS (28) SpoHS Scoreboard (U> m m (8) f^ratioa Alpkabel pianist. _ _ . "SleeMug Oai‘ Murder- (40) News at. Sir root, he insists bride Jtdle buy •'Tlko and the Shark • 11:10 (8) Festival of Hits: DouMo 7i8« (8) Ferceptloa ' ta re 8tM 7 ^ French Chef (8-M) Newlnred G tu^ a bed that very day. 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Ethel Herman ’36 American All (20) Local and B ei^n al News Weather (C) Snorts to father's old pal, a roaOir (26) Social Serurlty la AoMoa 4:M What’s New (18) Gems of the Silver Screen (22) The Big News ney Poiticr, , a 7(00 (8) Lucy Show (C) (8) Dark Shadowe (28) The Big News I (8) After Dinner Movie <8-t0) American Bandstand (20) Tonight Show (C) ing codger but facing gun^riai^ (88-86) Huntley-Brlnklcy Be- Children “ Standing Room Only” Amus­ “ Stars and S t r l ^ ^ r e r e r 11:15 (2646) Tonight Show (0> (8) M Vk Bounds (C) (22) Saturday Night BepoH (20) FUm welds them together. From 11:16 (86-M) Tonight Stew (O) Travel Time ing burlesque abdut govern­ (20) Film r 0^22) Scherer-MacNeil Be- (30) December Bride' pOM (C) 11:86 (8) Monday Starlight ’53- Biography of John Phil­ Starring Johnny Canon 11:10 (8) SaWrday ^ SpoctMtoar (40) Jack Lalanne Show book by Will James. Jackie g :*5.(f>to» Peterx-eier oeanius-Jennings —News Repeat of September 36, 7:80 ment bureaucracy servqmt ip Sousa, loader of Marine 11:26 Tnesday Storllght. T e U o t - " I Died a Thousand Times” Cooper, LUa Lee -’St- (26) Local and Regional News •Tho Guy Who C!ame Back” p.m. shortage and Washington, D.C. "Lion of •Thebes” -60 After ^aO) NFL Game of the Week 10:00 (8) Candid Camera (8> Movie Festival of Htto BandS-WS.1 111 6 andB14U Vrt^aas^wmwacomposer of Amer- (80) Weekend -’56- Gangster and jdrl hide (20-22-30) Eye Guess (0» (46) The Nnrses 7:M (81 Folltlcal Telecast ______I’s New housing situation in '44. Paul­ her city is destroyed, Helen of "N Y at Dallas" oUt from police in a. cabin in Donitpsey for Governor Com­ ••High F llA t " Ray Mllland, Repeat of 6:00 p.m. ette Goddard, Fred MacMur- lea’s greatest martiaLjmusic. Piogram features Jim Mqc- 7(80 (8) Jackie Gleason Show (O) (8) Divorce Court 6:N (8) Banger Andy Show (O) lltlS (48) Country Mnslo Oaravaa Clifton Webb. Rotert Wagner, •Troy escapes and tries to pre­ H a r^ . as h6st, Jim's guMta high Sierras. Jack Palance, (40) Boso the Clown (0> (26-22-86) Match Game <01 mittee . „ . 8:ee Science Reporter Ruth Hiis8ey._(C)T _ vent further destruction. will include people from bus­ (20-22-30) Flipper (C) "Four Guns to the Border (46) Swabby Show (86) HhmUey-Brinkley Report (O) Space Medfclno M?) The Nurses (8 ) Movie Festival of Hits (8-40) Shane (C) -’54- Rory Calhoun; a Colleen 10:25 (20-22-30) Nows (0 ) , UtM (M) Late Show 8:M Book Beat II 4:M (8) Banger Andy Show (O) (26) Hontley-Brlnkley Report iness and industry plus visit- "The WJld Geese’’ 10i80 (3) Homemakers’ Movie (26-28-86) News (C) (C) ••Cockleshell Heroes'• Jose "Mr. Imperium” l-ana Turner, ing pereonfflkios In entertain- Miller (C) A (20-22-30) Concentrattaa (8) Big 8 Theatre (8) TwUlght Zone Mark Van Doren (20-22-30) Match Game (0> Ezio Pinza. Hollywood star re­ (18) White Hunter (40) Feature 40 d8i3M6) Local, News and Ferrer and Trevor HowaM. 8:M Point et View (40) Swabby Show (8) Twilight Zone ,■ ment field, jfiiia will also show "Moment of Truth" 11:26 ®* (40) Dark Shadows •■First Love ’ -’39- Story «t In top secrecy volunteer Brit­ (224840) Local News and news old .romance with a film featurett^v on varipus 11:36 (30) Joe Pyne Show Cinderella is brought up to Weather Richard N. Goodwin 4:26 (28-22-30) News (C) prince who has since become 7:65 (18) Subscription TV (22) College Football 11:00 (20-22-30) Chain Letter (W 7:16 (8) Alter Dinner JMoyle,^ ish marines are trained for a 8:M The Art of Seeing 4:M (3) Big 3 Theatre Weather _ subjects, news stories of local Football: Charter Oaks vs. 11:45 (8-40) Supermarket Sweep­ modern times. Deanna Durbin, canoe invasion of an enemy- 7:16 (22) Western Mass Highlights a king. _ interest and news oMocal ^ b - U Mass at Dartmouth Robert Stack, Eugene Pallette. "Once More with Feeling -90 Beyond Reality > "Ralls into Lareimle -64- 11:26 (M ) Country Music Caravan Montreal Beavers. (SO) News and Sign Off stakes Yul Brynner, Kny N e i^ U W ) held French port. -'66- ItiM World Theatre ■ Rugged Army Sgt. fights sabo- •Tom Colton and guests lic Service activities. Premiere 8:00 (20-22-80) Please Don’t Eat the 1:06 11:30 (20-22-30) Showdown (01 (8) Mr. Goober (C) (88) Tonight Show (O) (36) SiHtrts Camera (C) (8-40) NCAA------Football ■■ ^‘1 (O). 1:16 (40) U. S. Air Force BelL 7:16 (88) Western -Mas* HIgbUgfats Japan —The Frozen Moment tage and corruption to prevent 11:30 (22) Tonight Show (O) Daisies (C) _ (8-40) Dating Game (26) Corliss Archer U:25 (46) H-Sonad „ „ ahow-up of railroad construct UO) Peter Jennings News Purdue at Notre Dame ^ giouB Film and Sign Off (C) 12:00 (3) Love of Life (22) Rocky and His Frieads ■Tom Colton and guests. 7:80 (20-22-30) Girl from B. N. O. 12:25 (40) M-Squad (22-30) Major I.eagne Basebau 8:30 (8) Pistols *N’ Petticoats (0) 1:65 (8) News, Moments of Com­ (M ) Sports Camera 12:66 (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers Wednesday, September- 28 lion.-tion. John joint Payne.iraytic, juteiaMart 12:66 (40) V. 8 . Air Force Beil- Ann Sheridan and Ruth Mc- (20-22-80) Jeopardy \ar Ni.’ews asd Weather —Mo- Guest Stars; Singer Nancy "Tiko and the Shark’ ^ .. (40) Father Knows Best Eddie Hodges, Jody Miller, Micky Dolenz and Mike Ne- 6:M Bees for Hire ^ ^ 4:46 (22) Bonte 66 Ames and actor Jackie Ctoo- (3) News and Weather —Mo­ Guild fdr surviving (XINTROL on “Art Unkletter’s House meate U Meditatlsq -^iga Ott Repeat of September 28, 8:80 8 :M (8 ) Mike Douglas Show 3:00 (20) Championship Bowling agents and, threatens a strike. 12:46 (3) Golding Light Mel Ciarter, The Gnzxarri smith as a quartet of impov* gan. ment of Meditation Sign Off (3) Gadabout Gaddis (C) ^ ' Repeat of 6:00 p.m. (20) Major Leagne Baseball 9:00 (3) Mission: Im'ppssible (C) Law abolished children. Of 7:M The Straggle for Peace (20-22-30) Saturday . Night at Prologuer . course, it- has since been re­ (18) The Big Picture the Movies , ' v. „ 8:M Paris Most Bum ^ 4:30 •‘The Last Sunset" KlHc, Doug­ 8:60 The Flay of the Week WEDNESDAY JU PROGRAM (30) Theatre 30 pealed.” "The Prison" Charles Boyer las and Rock Hudson ip an The Closing Door TURNPIKE Eiditorlal comment , •‘Escape to Burma’ 'Robert Thursday, September M 1;M (8) Best Seiler ' „ _ „ t;M (3) News with Walter Cron- Ryan, Barbara Stanwyck. Eng­ Soo Otui. Thai) P BI "Fire Down Below” —Part II lish girl mistress of plantation (846) Ben Casey kite (C) TEXACO 8:66 In-School Preview (8) News and Weather in Burma faces native super­ Exploring Our Language and (18) Subscription TV stition and forced bospitality "Glass Bottom Boat” (26) British Calendar American Historic Shrines (22-M) HunHey-Brlnkley Re­ from a "wanted stranger” (O SUNDAY J l / PROGJIAM Open 24 Hours A Day t : N What’s New (20-22) At Home with Kitty U:26 (46) Conntry Hnste Caravan (36) Bachelor Father port (C) Children 6:46 (8 ) Peter Jennings News (C) is guid^-^r a visit to the "Fes­ 8:M The Straggle lor Peace 1;M (3) As the World Tom# (26) Local and Befional News U ;M (22) Tonight Show (C> federal government’s "Opera­ Firestone Tires Repeat of Septembor 38,; 7:80 (26-22-M) Let’s Make a Deal Starring Johnny Carson :15 (8) Modern Farmer tion Score", the Small Bus­ tival of *Eyo Worlds'' in Spo- 7:N (3) What in the World ((^ :30 (SO) Life and Teachings of leto, Italy. - ( Quality Line Products p.m. 11:46 (18) ^ n tte o Tteater , iness Administration's plan to — 1967 — 1:55 (St-22-M) News (C) . (26) Hnntley-Brlnhley Report Jesus (8) Watkins Glen (C) 7:N What’s New (C) "Big Broadcast of '8T' Variety :45 (8) Sacred Heart use talents of retired business American road, racing was Gen. Repairers License Repeat of 6:00 p.m. 2:M (3) Password (C) show featuring a series' M executives. (26-22-M) Days of Oar Lives (8 ) TwUlght Zone ;00 (3) The Christophers born in Watkins 'Glen, 7:M The French Chef ^« "Twenty Two" A girl 8 pre­ radio acts including Robert (8) This Is tho Life (18) Topic —Scene of mld-seaibqn class.- Comer Broad and 'Repeat of Soptembor 19, 8.00 <®> . monition of death is merely a Burns, Benny Goodman, Leo­ (30) Agriculture on Parade (20) Stories of Success —Plas­ in U. S. Road Raciiig Cham­ p.m. (8-46) Newlywed Game pold Stokowski. Jack Benny, 8 :M (3) Haase Party (C) recurring nightmare —per- :15 (3) Davey and Goliath tics , , pionships. Top drivehi will Middle Tpke. West . 8:66 USA: Composers haps. - Martha Raye -'36 (40) This Is the Life (40) Issues and Answers compete in this perenniar all- The American Tradition Guest; Edith Head. Osoartwln- U:25 (M) M-Sqnad, , „ 1-66 (18) NY Mels Baseball ning fashion designer. (22-36-M) Local News and :30 (8) Davey and OMiath (O) out effort of the year. \ 8:M The Fesrih Estate Weather 12:56 (3) News and Weather —Mo­ (3) Adventure! of Gamby (C) NY vs. Cincinnati (20) News Actuality Special . Phone 643-2176 8:N Sport of the Week (26-22-M) The Doctors ment of Heditatioa —Sign Off (30) The Big Picture 2:00 (8) Scope Polo ' (8-M) A Time for .Vs 7:16 (22) Western Mass Highlights (M) li. S. Air Force.'BoH- 7:00 (3) Lassie (C) Tom Colton and guests • The Y> ars Between ’ The (20) A jt Football „ ^ (OUO) Voyage tn Bottom SYL" ANIA 8:64 (M) Wonma’s News gioBS Film and Siga MR (C) (46) Picture for a Sunday Af- Friday, September M 3:M (3) T o Tell the TiuM (M ) Sports' Canrera Army tells of Us role in help­ Sea (C) 1:69 (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothein ing to keep the peace between .ternoon I What’s New (26-22-M) Aaother WeiM (Cl (M ) Peter. Jennings News (M ) One O’Clook Bepor6 r-8 ign (18) Subscription TV (846) Oeaeral Hospital WW H and Korean conflict. 2:30 (8) Opinionated Man "Munster Go Home” Children 7;M (3) Lost in S p ^ (C) OH Cornelius RyrilT, ^ ( USA: ComiMsers ' . (18) Life of BUey (26-22-36) The Vlij:lnlnn (C) 1:86 (8) Newo —Homeata of Com­ i-46 (8) Light Time "The Longest Day" and The 7:80 (3) It’s About Time (C) James Drury In Htle ,,role. (40) Dawn Bible Institute (0> Jack Muilaney, Frank Alet- W H Y Repeat of September 38, 8:00 8:26 (3) News (C) „ _. fort —Gnldeposto ):00, (3).Leave It to Beaver Last-Battle" talks about his p.m. 8 :M (8) Dick Van Dyke Show Chas. Bickford as John Grain­ work and the future of Eu­ ter. Imogene Coca (26-22-M) Yon Don't Sny (C) ger and Doug Mp<3ure as (8) Faith for Today (O) (22-30) Wonderfnl World of Col­ I What’s New (22) Sunday Funnies rope. NDA Repeat of 6:00 p.m. (8) Wlnchell-Mahoney Stew Trampa.'w "The Captive A Sheila M a c ^ e , who play« the 3:00 (8) Time Tunnel (C) or (C) COLOR and STEREO ) Science Bejporter ^ (18) Gems of the Silver Screen young white girl (Susan Strait ' (30) This Is the Life ■Tony and Doug materialize in "The Legend of El Blanco Repeat of September 30, 8.00 "Design for Living” Sophisti­ berg) posing as an Indite maid featured role of Alice Kramden 1:15 (40) Sacred Heart (20) Aquanauts ):30 (3) Perception a ‘10 American mining l o : ^ p.m. cated woman befriends an art­ is caught rustling Shiloh cat­ in “The Honeymooners” on Dick Bertel . and struggle to. free 200 8:00 (3) Ed Snllivan Show (C) Is Numbh^^ne 1 Net Preview ist and a playright and lives tle with her Indian foster par­ (8) The Christophers (C) trapped miniers when appear­ Guests: Ethel Merman, the I USA: Writers with both of them -i—then mar­ ents. “ The Jackie Gleaiwn Show” on ance of Hailey s Comet seems Supremes. singing group and Catcher in the Rye — ries a third man. .Noel Cow­ (8 M ) Batman (C) (30) Adventure Thentro • Honda’o suitorlqrlty the C7BS Television Network, (40) Oral Roberts to spell destruction. Frank Fontaine, comedian. Summer Schedule;. Close 12:00 Noon on Saturday I Balthnore Symphony n ard's "comedy (Adult) Frederic (18) Subscription TV (40) Beany and Cecil (8-40) Bridge on Biver Kwal - matter of record ) Open Mind March, Gary Cooper. -’33- • The Naked Prey" was urged to enter show bus­ ):45 (3) Your Community William Holden, Alec • Guin­ A Profile of Simone Slgnoret (M ) The Nurses ------~ 8 :M (8-M). The Monroes (C) ):00 (3) Lump I ’nto My Feet 3:30 (40) Peter Pptamus iness on a full-time scale by 4:00 (8) Greatest Show on Earth ness. This film classic winner e Honda aeta the at S:M (3) Beverly HlllbUlies (C) (8) Dialogue ...... of seven Academy Awards and 4:M (3) Banger Andy Show (C) Lucille Ball. Mu.sic of the Jewish holidays "Rosetta” for craftomanaliiB (26-22-M) Match Game (C) 8 ;M (3) Green Acres (C) (22-30) Meet the Press (O) filmed in tropical jungles of Our SPEEDY Specialty fM ) Swabby Show Eiddie Albert and Eva Gabor Part 11 Ceylon is drama of conflict •» (26-22-36) Bob Hope Fresento (22) Clialire of Salvatio* (40) Porky Pig (Cl i (26-22-M) News (C) 4:30 (3) Gilllgan’s Island (C) of military minds at a Jap e Honda glvea yon the flneat STANEK ELECTRONICS TRULY DELICIOUS ) (3) Big S Theatre (Ci (40)4The Christophers (O) anese prison camp -in early motorcyclea at reaaonable Hope is host to hts former so (3) Look Cp and Live , (22) Winning Plus "Tarzan's Greatest Adven­ 10 Junior candTcpin bowling WW II - 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE S49-1124 ture” s’M- Tarzan saves a lady leading ladles in movies. Lu­ (8) Vidicon 8:30 (20-22-30) Rey Landlord (C) prieea CHICKEN cille fe ll. Joan Caulfield, J ^ "Jim m y" In his. sophomore (86) Silent World, Muffled pUof m a burning plhne' ted OIET Will Hutchins a n d ^ n d y Ba-‘ discovers a gang that has stol­ Collins, Arlene Dahl, Phyllis WILTON’S year, Jimmy dropped out of ron. "From Oqt of the Past SEE Arown in 6 Minutes DUler, others. SHOP .school, not once but twice — Gregory Peck narrates this en explosives from a settle­ story of persons whose hear­ come the Thundering Hoof- ment. Gordon Scott,. Sara (8-M) The Man Who , Never second time to stay. TIko world’s "flnegt mtla’ ing -is impaired. . Shane. Waji i d 964 MAln St., MantdiMtcc (30) Frontiers of Faith 9:00 (3) Garry Moore Show V 4% IMvIdeiid p»id (M ) Mhlrlybirds (846) ABC Stage ’87 reconstruction under Commun­ Weather (C) . ^ GARNER’S .’iOlympuB 7UQ0" Play Involves ill lUMlI llff ist regime—Struggle against Lincoln. _ 1- (22) Sunday Night Bejwrt iNCLUDINe BURLAP, from il»y of deposit. :46 (22) M a r s U ,D|M«a - the misadventures of an inept (Jommunlsm —influence of the 08) Herald of Tm^. :M (S) Nows K p ort (O) 11:16 (8) Movie Festtvsl of. Hits 4 times yeaHy. (18) Merv GffHIa ShW;, ^ football team whose fortunes 'Wmic n u H iR Church on Poland today and (20-30) Viet Nam, "A M an-vycaped" Franoota 5 are reversed through interven­ LATIX evidence of influence of the (22) Eastern . Staten Horse ■aseseeTii’t Hill" riiiAWiat- iii8T m i l 1 Scheduled Guests :-06mlc;JACk- .. Leterrler.' Ingetdoua,-escape of ie Mason, producer - Davlfl tion of a Greek G-D, Poli.sh Church on the world. H^idights of HorsS Show from a jcc^demned. iDstn from Go*- ReploeemMit Glost Susskind, copiedtenne Joqnne U:M ($4-26-3646) News, f^ r t a (8) Eastern Football (C) tapo. lOei MAIN ST., MANCHKSTER • ROUTE 81. OOYiSNTKT SM Weather (C) r'i&nTiHias Syracuse-UCLA CoTlseum of Eastetn Staten For Ughtlng Flxtnrea Worley, with Arthur Treateer Exposition. Kilty Broman, (18) The Blse Door Mort______Lindsey.tedds'ey.f orchestra. - (22) The Big News ONI COAT (22) Schine 10 Fin Bowling (3) Movie Masterpieces . > (26-M) Tonight Shew (C> 00VI8S WAU8, .(30) King Around the World hostess. Special ■ ilt20 (M) DUI m (40). Scope •'This Woman Is Dangerous” Complete lin e Of lighting (M) Sea feat Host, Johnny Carson CIIUNM 12 :30 (3) Face the Nation .Woman, high in underworld (M ) News at Six . „ „ (3) Wedaoiday Starlight (20) Bible Answers circles, must undergo danger­ Flxtnrea "Frenchle” -’Bl- Girt returns 'a FOR FLAmRr (SO) Starring the Editors ll’ iba^-'To-urth District -VM. 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