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yOL. LXXXVI, NO. 27 (TWBNTY-FOUR PAGB^tVl^Q SECTIONS) MANOIESTER, C0NN.t TUESDAY, ^OVEMBER 1, 1966 (Classified Advwtising on F4co 21) ,PR1^E SEYEN CENTS

Soviet I)mlomat busted Holidays Meet 1/ X CHARI50TTE3, N. C. (AP) —■When the wit«)hes rode in. t., U .S. Ijnits Charlotte on their brooms for Halloween, they met up .with Kris kringle’s advance X- agents. ' . The black-clad . old ladies in pinnacle hats found In Neiv Spy Ptoi (Christmas omamerits at tached to a.nuniber of mid town llghtpoles. -LQS ANGELES (AP)— A spokesman for the fire A (^rmap-born U.S. air departm^t, which puts up man has 6 ^ n ^ ^ ested and Thief Picked m the. Christmas UgljU and or Praises Work a Soviet aipi6rMt..prdered naments for the Downtown Wrong Home; to leave the country in the Association and Chamber of fourth major American spy Commerce, said an early Lion W ait^ Troops on case reported since July-by start is necessary because' the FBI. the decorations must' be in m e s a , Ariz. (aI*) — The bur staff Sgt. Herbert William place for the annual parade gle^ who out through a screen to Border Duty Thanksgiving Day. Boeckenhaupt, 23, was seized get into Michael Fair’s home CAMP STANLEY, K(V Monday by FBI agents at probably didn’t know about Ka- rea (AP) — “Keep your March Air Force Bue in River mou, the watch lioness who was side, Calif. He WBs'âirralgned State News chin up and your chest oiit here on a charge of conspiring lounging alone inside. we are proud of you and The intruder scooped up $200 to commit espionage to deliver M i I £ame here to tell you so,” worth of guns, a radio,, reconi' to a Soviet diplomat “Ihforma- Presi^t Johnson today Uncovered player and clothing. tipn relating to the national de> "Then I think Kaniou scared told Amet^cap troops" con fense of the Uhit^ States.” him," Fair told police Monday. fronting the Communists Boeickenhaupt, who lived In Dinb Prints ‘;He left the back door open and in Korea. _ Superior, Wls., with his family also the grate." The President ' traveled by ..since immigrating to the United Kamou left, too.-. train and helicomer. into thi States in 1948, pleaded innocent. Aiê Coated ■ Within minutes, startled resi nigged South Korean country He was ordered held on $50,000 S.SQT. BOECKENHAUPT ALEKSEV MAUNIN ROCKY HILL — dents of the quiet northwest side to pay tribute to Korean ball. ' (AP) Mesa neighborhood were tele- and American troops guarding After the FBI ainnounced the After more than twQ -phoning police late Sunday the 151^-mUe border with Com sergeant's arrest, the' State De- months - of painstaking night. munist North Korea. . partment asked Aleksey R. Mal work to uncover the re The barking of his dog ex- Speaking earnestly and in ^ inin, commercial counsel at'the Humphrey Acclaims cently discovered Rocky oused H.D. Hedgpeth, and h e , low voice Jedmson in an ^ -th e T Soviet Bmbassy in Waîng^ton, Hill dinosaur tracks, scien* ^went outside to see his flve- duff speech told Ujb ©oops 20 ..to leave the country as soon as tists, today were busily ."pound Chihuahua attacking Ka- miles south of .the demlUtarized possible. • Burying them again. mow, a I40-pounder. The dog zone between North and South 'Boeckenhaupt; . stationed at Subs anid Democrats The prints are being covered was sent roUlng With a slap of Korea they were "doing a j the Pentagon frorh April 1964 to .NBlW HAVEN (AP)- - Humphrey boosted Rep. Wil with a water-repellant and bed- the lioness’ paw. mighty go^ job” of protecting August 1960, allegedly met se '^ s i t by Vice President liam L. St. lOnge, who repre- ded down under a heavy layer Hedgepeth said, "’There was freedom In the United States cretly------with^— ^ lin------ln inr>June---- I960 .. - Eastern Connecticut, and of sawdust to protect them the lion staring at me, its eyes and many parte of the world. Ha. dnd April J966_ He had .erilisted H. Humphrey highlighted friend against the ravages of winter, shining in the dark." said no matter what they may In the Air Force in-ldfiK) at the Monday’s political activities in Governor Dempsey today, * but Although they have survived Soon after, police had leashed read'about aniU-Viet Nam dem age of 17. ..X' Connecticut. ’The campaign en-^ jje’a a busy man." ' miUlons of years, the prints the lioness. They took her to a" onstrators or draft card burn The -FBI did not discloee tered its final week today. New Haven, Dempsey ” "r” "afe,y Vndergiound‘ unUl veterinary hospital, but It ers, the great bulk of Ameri whether "any money was in- .Humphrey made a speeth in capped the day's campaigning a bulldozer operator uncovered lacked proper facilities for an cans are like them — standi^ ' yolved In the alleged meetings, Groton, while Gov.. John Demp- ^^h ah appearance at an "Old them in August. ’Ihe problem U-monith-old lion, so they al- ■ up for freedom. lior whether any information sey stumped New Haven urg- fashioned political rally” spon- now is to keep them from crack lowed F air to take her home “If we can only ever-ttarh to WBS actually passed. Ing labor to get out the. vote i,y the Greater New Ha- ing from exposure to the ele with a warping to keep his pet do our jobs as politicians as weU Agents .also refused to say and his. Republican opponent, yg„ Labor.Council, AFL-OO. ments. behind doom. * as you are doblg yours as sol what Boeckenhaupt’s duties Clayton Gengras, visited Siam- q^^g theme of the gathering, The first step in the winter ‘Tt’s ha4 all its shots, and diers,’* thp President declared, were at the Pentagon, although ford. ' _ ■ attended by about 1,000 persons, izing process, which began Mon “ we’ll eliminate ware — we, ha was a communications re- The.^ Vice president ^ k e in ^vas to wage a fight against (See; Page Three) . won’t need soldiers. palrman at March; praTs'e of submarines and Dem- apathy. day, is to daub a thick water- repellant into the tracks; They ’"rhe - g ^ Lord wiping and. The FBI said Boeckenhaupt derate at the dedication of a Vincent J. Slrabella, president are then, covered with vinyl met with Malinin in June 1965, new engineering building at of the labor council, said, “As 'rin' with your help, we afe going’to. this goes Prepident Johnson list^ s to an explanation of mili make this a peaceful wbrid.” hi an Arlington, Va., suburb Electric Boot, birthplace of f^j. labor is concerned, we’ll thifk WpiI of sawdustsawdui and more Electrical Union where Malinin questtoned tfie fnpre : nuclear , subs than any ^gt that vote out. We’re not » tary equipment while, inajpecting South Korea’s < Johnson began his second day. vinyl she^. Over all, to keep ROK 26th Division at Uijong-Bu.' Squth Korean in South Korea with an (tour’s serviceman about his duties at other shipyard. apathetic.” everything In pleu;e, will be old Goes on Strike A crowd «< about 8,000, many ^ng New Haven Mayor Rich- President Chung Hee Park accompîed him In meeting wilb Presldeoat taning tha Pentagon. Ures. of them shipyard Workers, Us- a«l c, Dee,said, “I appeal to At Westinghouse foreground is a m o^r tube. (AP Photofax) H«e P s ^ They discussed Viet (See Page Six) tened as Humphrey recalled ygy as I have never appealed Nam,'~where South Korea has that his vrife, Muriel, bad chrie- befara.»ThO real.problem la: Airport Manager ' PITTSBURGH (AP) — An 45,000 teoops, ai^ Park’s tened the atomic sub Will Rogw get out the vote?” W i r ^ LOCKS. (AP) — electrical workers union struck quest for more/U.S- fonds iii> era at Groton last June. Stamford, Gengras told a' Herbert A. Preissper of ,South the giant Westinghouse Electrl,c.- Wesleyan Hosts Kids equip troops 4» replace tlieni a t , "The Will Rogers is now our Republican gathering at *the Glastonbury was named provl- oofp. today, idling thouaandiriof home, Btnsh Fire ship — and we will , follow her Relltown Fire House that Goh- slonal manager today .for Brad- employes, After their talk, Joh and fortunes In the years to come neciicut’s prosperity is due ley International. Airpor(. Officials of the International Paric drove through^ Raging in with a deep personal Interest,” juore to stepiped up j|>roductlon The 43-year-old former fighter Brotherhood of Electrical Work- Vandals, Robbers flag-waVing crowds ^ take a he said. Humphrey remarked In materiel for the Viet Nam pilot was appointed by the State ers, AJlrCIO, called the strike apeciol train fo r a 19-mile Hdo passing that Will Rogers him- ^ , Department of Aeroiiautics. Ho after the coUaiwe of negotia- to the Jiaadqwrten of the aoUi California self had been a Democrat (Bee Page SU) fllls the vacancy caused by the Hons for a new national con- Mar State Korean 'Im m try Division and death of William Connor, who tract. The old pact expired at neuhy^ U.8 . Camp Stanley. BTLMAR, Calif. (AP) — ------' ' “ : ' manager for 10 years. ^ midnight Xfonday. the Korean camp Johnson was ^ aaaawasgaaw NEW MIH3VV HJvV'jQNHAVEN IJautr(AP)— I— *11Irr sJUUHHIIICsquirting WIClllthem with, VTlt** , waterJila-VTOfWA !"•’ - oemferred U.8 . Wver Star med- ; Police began evacua'tlng pa- < ^ Middletown, 5;000 Wds whooped tols and spilling them in ^ W List VneerUdn ment will hold competitive exi workers at Westinghouse, the . .b- annual HaUoween of water. Apparently all toe stii- alls (« three South Ifoirean her- , amlnaUons for the permanent nation’s second largest electric- ^W esleyaTu dents suryli^ a n d ^ ^ e kWs oes of toe Wet Nam warr He 'bnudt fire roared out o f &ntrol post. al products manufacturer. presented one to the widow of verslty students.^" * 8»od U m eJ^ Maj. Ijse m-bo, who was killed In tinder-dry teiralh amid hot, IBBW pickets appeared at the who dry weather. PolicemaB Hurtlun ■ hues East Pittsburgh works and Haven,^'.pasMngers Victim of a prankster ^^^len he forew himself ou • Vfot ■niere were 600 patients ftt South Celebrates WINSTED (AP)—A Olive View Hospital and 456 at a was injured seriously Monday unions refused to -enter the clown. POi't Miss Miriam McBlroy, nearby Veterans Administration night when his motorcycle plant. The company maintained In Westport, someone dropped, 25, of Stamford. buried her Hospitsd. ■' struck a as he chased a a skeleton force. Despite VC Shells pumpkin from a Wghiya^ ihe pumpkin broke the wind- face In her white mourniiig . Both hospitals had „ been speeder. Also shut down was' the bridge' and it smashed through shield of an eastbou^n toe' nlflcant lMalth.Aaui^ Gorringe Ltd., haa caught toe (See Page'tFUtcea) geoSd low for the SIbV ftands on Kennedy Square. A K woman killed in the shying is in the forejground. (th ■■ L

I'*' ■ t..: fl . ■' ('.r • 4 0 PAGE- TWO- MANCPESTER-EVENING HERAID, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER-, 1, 1966 t BjLANCHgSTER EVENING HERALD* ^NCHESTER, CON^V TyESDAY^ »1^0VElÊil 1, 1966 . PAGE TBBEE ,n-, ft - ^ hav* been requested to return Mtmow^n Bappîngs V i sctîPrîpai “ ShemwolcI dn Biridge Electrical Vjdon TiMand Gvrir tridi" or treat 'boxes on C o l l e c t s ...... t Plana and Nov. 6. ,1 ' ' n Goes on Stri'ke Well Ohiid,. Conference ifor the proposed 1875,1 STCbT TOUR OPPOMENTO , Sooth deafer Globe Hollow School are on TO Dim scr IHE DANGER East-West v ttln e t^ M lW I K • W t - M H At W^stinghouse to Attend Opening A well child conference, will in 'display today, in the Munici NORTH 120 Pints at Visit be held Friday moVning in the By AUTBED SHEENWOLD * 8 7 United Oongregatidnal Churcl; pal Building. When aa oppontrit stops to V J2 (Continued from jPage One) social roonis. Appblntfhents ^They naay be ylew rf until think, you are perfectly free, to O AKQ9 STARTINfi TOMORROW Fifty walk-in donors and 12 “ regulars,” who became 8O0L etnployes.at 22 repair and.; . T____, _ «.» ...... , should be made in .advance 5 and again from t:30 to look for the reasons. A fine ex 4 > A 6 i 4 1 ' Gallon GlUb members, helped to make the R ^ Cross Joseph ^ldb«rg, the Repub- at 8 p.m. at the Meadowbrook through the Rockville Public WEST EAST eleotrlo^bervice facilities. Great Pumpkin 9:30 pan. ample ia prqyided in "Best of Bloodmobile’s October visit to the Elk’s Home a mild llcan candidate for Congress School. Frannle Jlelntz will jjg^jth Nursing AssoclatKm of- 4 62 4 A43 - Other IBEW members, the Manoheeter voters, next Bridge on Qi^ Air,” by. Tftrence The 120 pints collected, how------* from the 2nd District,, will off 1-; serve as caller for the area Tuesday, will vote on the ÂQ«64. 9KJ1095 '"’tijH riim company said, hegotiê oon- flee in Rockville. • ever, fell shwt of the 150-plnt -! 0.&ARWATEH, STa.'95 appointments, 132 . showed up. cember. Some of the locally 'ot negroes who tl^ w bottles Shelly’i .lettep<.sent..laaed in the streets. tana Standard in Butte. The let- school, health officials ad- trumps, and East thought long, Soalh West Nwlh P«ss Pftrker, Diana Hylahd **SMOKY?*i—Color Russell Stevenson announced ■ ‘ Puppet show a pediatrician. rious town agencies will ans and hard before playhig\a low 3 ih V m , 4 AU Pass \ ' irlslit has been scheduled for DeniecLby ZBA support of the national negotia I Six-hours after the first re^Kjrt ' , m inister^ th e T B tests. The 4 ” Moiiday thru FifVay, "Way-Way-Our' »:6o, that, the ceremonies will also will be performed by the Syr<^ Local volunteers assisting, at wer qêsJ^pna-today, and will \ Emanuel Lutheran Church, on tions for the 800 workers at the Of brewing trouble reached . *, ^ Great Pumpkin, "I routine check was ordered when trump.. ^ . ______Sat., Bun. "W ay Out’’ 2-5;30-9;05. “ Smoky" 8!45-7tl5 be attended-by State Rep. An- ^lak Puppets at 3:30 and again this conference will be Mrs. explain the p)cppDsal Paying no attention to East’s 'Tuesday, Nov. 22, from 1:46 to The zoning board\of appeals 22 facilities would be Illegal, the policy Monday night, officials oeUeye in you. an‘ auto workers and his five Tonight: Janies Bond "Goldfinger” 9 “ Dr No” TJ05 drew Repko, the Republican 7 p.m. for children between Donald Miller, Mrs. Clarence said order had been restored. 'Please make me get lots of. children, three of whom attend- trance. South led another-trumi>. **** heart at 'the third trick. 6:30 p.m. . ' held Ks scheduled horning on company said. candidate for state se"Rator of 6 and 11 years old. Campbell, Jr., Mrs. William But patri^ reipained iii the hpllween (sic). I have school, were discovered East took the ace bf trumps‘v®°'**^'? *"*P^y t* to discard Yesterday’s gallon donors in the request Of, Marcus Atkinson The company estimated the from the-35th District; Atty. Tlcketa for the performances Senk and Mrs. EMmulid Bert area uiita dawn.' ’ been good aU year. Give aU my Several Leads and retimied his singleton dia- W club instead of ruffing. He can cluded Frank Wolr, five gal to replace a old trailer loea>ted wage and fringe benefit pack tO' have tuberculosis. Robert D. -rfing, the Republi- will be sold at.the schools. Chil rand. Police Chief WiBaid .Booth Wends lots of candy Help Bob- “ Do I hold my breath?’’ asked iribnd, forcing .dummy to win. thus get to his hand eventual- lons; Miss Marion'Anderson and on Rt. 85 with a new one. Atkin-; ages' in those agreements - at ean candidate for Represents- ^ren attending the show have The Bulletin Board dtescribed the Negroes as "irre- Fisher get better so he can a red-haired kindergartner. In Miirder oT Now declarer could not get to ty by ruffing a club If Eastgleads • < OPENS WED., NOV. 23 Mrs.'Glorla-’coro, three gallonsr Robert DuBeau fo.ur per cent a year over three tive from the 48th District, asked ' -wear... slacks, ' ’^lonsible young adults and teen- I^^y toetb^; hamed Paul. ^ ■ his hand to draw East’s last ^ diamond, i Nightly Nov. 28 thru 26, Nov. 28 thru Deo. Mrs, Jean Kielick, Alexander of Rockville, requested the, with years. The unions, estitaated it and Ruth Myhaver, the Repub- whlbh may be brought to The board of deacons of the agens.” . T h e y /th iW paint on "M y mother told me not to Brother Vanel trump. West was sure to get in . Dally Qaea(l«Hi - > 2, 8 PJMMSat. Nov. 26 and Deo. 8, 9 PJH. drawal of the application' be ..at 50 cents an hour. United Congregational Church" ■ ’The tests were routine,.school . Madnees Sat„ Nov. 26 and Deo. S, Sun., Balchuhas, - Mrs. Grace Bogdan lican candidate for judge of solôol .for the 3:30 p.m. show- aides of . biddings,' smashed wpite this letter because she with a heart o f a clqb to lead As dealer, yoa hold: Spadee, cause he felt that the request Under the * old contract will meet tonight at 8 in the and health officials emphasized, » Nov. 27 and Deo. 4,1:80 PJUC and 6:80 F.M. and .Warren L. Blackwell, two probate from the Tolland-Will- SHARON, Mass. (AB)—Polite a n o ^ r diamond, and then 8-7; H esiti, 8 4 ; Dtamonda, A- was not before the proper board, church roomSi store windows and street lights, «loesn’t believe in you but I do. I but there w ere'a;few Whimpers I EASTERN STATES COLISEUM gallons; and Rocco DeSimone, production workers averagi^d. $3 ington district. . Th® Parent Teacher Council have to'.go to bed now so happy Chief Albert R. Horan Jr., says East’s ruff was sure to defeat K-Q-8; ChilM, A-6-S-4-2. euid said it Would be resubmitted an hour. The C.Y.O. Basketball team fired rifles into the air and'set and a couple of teairs. he has “ sevelral good leads” to ■ West St>rlngG®)0 Mrs. Mary Gryk, EvereU J. nn,« V Is holding a Toy Party, trash fires in the streets, police Hollween.’’ the contract. . What do you SayT i Some Popular Prices - ait a later date If necessary. ' The headquarters be ggturday from X to 4 p.m. in of St.' Matthew Church wm ' At the Detroit Day School for the identity of burglars who kill Livesey, Mrs. Lorretta Schaller open evenings and election day, ^ ■aid. ' ' , Schulz replied on behaU ^ the Should Be Alert Answer: Bid one diamond. • 2.60^ 3.00 - 3.60 - 4.00 and Harold Pohl, one gallon. The. hearing was continued the .Hicks Metnorial School cafe-^ practice tomorrow nlgijt-'lrt 7 Great Pumpkin: / the Deaf, Nancy Harrison began ed an 86-year-old Sacred Heart and will serve as a center of Booth was booted and jeered South can make the contrart With mtataium Values for an S . AU Seists Remrved Th&sfi* keeping appointments: and one objection to the re- teria. * in the Hicks Schooj..gy'm.. ‘■Dear Shelly, her first day in nurse^ school. brother Sunday, ■ if he is alert enoug^h to wonder opening bid,'-open , the Ugher of Thief Picked information and campaign ma- when he stepped dut of his car Mrs. Shirley Russell, Fred T. qu ^ t was heard. Atty. DuBeau School Nursing Requests The youth chpir of the United •T hardly know hovrto answer Nancy didn't understand Brother Albert Vanel, procu why East took so long to play two touching suits even If the •«6•••••••■••«••••* ' terials. , ' m the midst' of the riot A rock Richard J. Bagge, Mrs. also objected to the procedures Tolland’s two school nurses. Congregational Church will your letter because I’m not used about the Halloween party. She rator o f the Sscred Heart School to ^ first trick. If South seeA lower suit la sUghtly longer. In Wrong Home; Cana Conference ' hit him m the stomach and two :K>rrafhe Peterman, James V. in vdew ot his request for wlUi- . _ . Maureen Jendrucek and Irene praQitica''Ct 6:30 and the adult’ to having p e o ^ believe so can’t hear. _ was shot in the head when he the reason he will lead a heart this case, you can bid two dubs bottles crashed at his feet McCooe, -'Mrs.‘ Eileen Flynn, drawal. The appeals board then ’ ^ Candlto have requested parents at 7:30 tomorrow night, in strongly in me. I hope you do But Edith Deitch, the teacher, surprised burglars rifling a cash instead of a’ trump at the sec- at your next ttmi without over^ SLion Waited ried couples, young and old, Police first heaijd of the jrow - James P. Tierney, Mrs. Veron mot in executive session and re- ^ children home who ap^ the church, took the newcomer in hand. drawer in the school office. 'will be held Nov. • 20 from 2 to tag dlstuibancrên the'Tre- lots of candy op Halloween, ond trick. stating the strength of you:^ ica Avery,.Robert S. Mortensen, turned with a decision that the (Continued from Page One) pear to. be sick. St. Matthew Church’s Men’s and I hope you continue to abare •‘Say ‘Hel-lo’,’’ Mrs. Deltch Police said Monday "grood If East thm takes the aOe of hand. If you opened with one 4 p.m". in the Parish Hall of St. ceived a call from a resident in Durward Miller, Mrs. Helen request, for withdrawal was de- Frequently, during^the^school Choir^^vriU rehearse tomorrow it with all your friends.’’ said, trying to get Nancy to fingfer prints” were taken from ' spades and leads a diamond, club- and bid two diamonds at Pair has a license for it,” On Matthew Church. the area. . Cunnihgluim, .'Samuel-n E^ltham,' nied. The hearing continued but year, parents the ohll-at 6:30 in the <ûrch. . /^read her lips,*'- a door knob and , transom officer said. ' , Informal talks arid a discus- ‘‘Tou better get here before .South can ruff dummy’s second your next turn, you would force" Mrs. Margaret Cole, GeorgeiR. no other opinions were registcr- nn fK- schQOl ill OF in„,need^The Holy Name Society-6f Tests in Dietrpit There were apples, cupcakes, thnnigh which it was believied heart to get to his hand. Then partner to take you to three Fair, 31, said Kamou had somebody gets butt,’’ officers Hubbard, Mrs. Janet Hubbard, ed.- nf treatment 'with a request to st. Matthew Church will nveet DETROIT (AF) — For most soft drinks and toys. Alter a the burglars entered the office, draws the last trump, and clubs it he had a poor band said they were told. ; ' Also, Walter Joyner, Mrs. DuBeau told the board he been declawed and her teeth children, Halloween meant while, Nancy turned to a young One eyewitness was 9.-year- easily makes his contract. and a preference for dubs: Aemember: filed. Normally, the lioness thAir three fold relation-shin in nurse to treat diagnose' tomorrow night at 8 in the Par- Booth said 40 ..XHearwater Geraldine McNamdra, Leonard imew of. no precedent for not thelr three-fpld relation^lp in tê ailment, they ^sald, ish Center of the church ghosts, goblins and ’ trick or, playmaite. . w . . old Drama Lause, daughter of East can g^ve declarer a sec- Copyright 1968 iâsit iear Every Show Sold Out! stays in a compou)id behind the police and 30 .Piheiiais County Rlvatxl, Mrs. Margaret Simp- permitting the withdrawal of an marriage — the phyrical, psy- They also .requested parents the church. treat ‘'HeUo,”> she said mouthing the school cook. She said she problem by leading a sec- General Features Don’t Delay Send Mall Order Today! house. F^lr left her in the house deputies, intruding the riot Send a check or money order to: son, R ^ b en N, Cutler, Mrs. Pa- application and also stated that chological and spiritual —- will to clear neighbors’ names be- Manchester Evening neMM But for 600 children in subur- the word silently. "HeMo.*’ had gone to the office with .. ______' ■ ■ - ______- Sunday as a guard. x" * highlight the program, at p^ting them on the emer-’ Evening Herald ■quad, ,w6re called out Booth Springfield Hockey Asa’p. tricia Whitaker, William Sch.al- j^g opinion that no vari- correspondent Bette - t — ' ------— :—' Brother Vend to get cigarettess , . r Because of her iaize, Pîr haa which refreshments will be..g7ncy slips. The listed neigh- lined Up police cars and patrol for her father State number arid price of tickets; date er, Mrs. Martha M ontwy, Mrs, ance was necessary. The hear- Quatrale tel. 875-2845. Wagons in « n athletic field in Grandparents Want Boy^^ Coliseum, West Springfield Rena Enderlin. Oscar,Nussdort,, adjourned/tad the ap- been planning to give her tp'the served. borg are often reluctant to take "When we got to the office,’ Phoenix Zoo. ■/' the area. imd time of performance desired. Mls. Therese Noel, John Gart- went into execuUve The session will .be followed i„ children who are, HI, particu^ Montana Sen. Lee Metcalf she said, “ we walked in arid we I "A show ot force ip the* best side, Charles Luce, Gerald Haw- ‘^ t I|m going to k e ^ h e r as by the Benediction of the Bless- larly those with a , temperature sydderily saw two boys in there. session. The results of the ses H u g e s t ar way to handle this kind of aitua- ^•••••••••••••••••••666A9********************* ver. -long (M She doesn’t.--give me ed Sacrament and the renewal above normal, according to the (jne of' them started to say Supreme Court Weighs sion have not^ been released. tion,’’ he told newsmen. »en< on Political Aid Also, Richard J. Bagge Jr., trouble,” he said. ‘Tt wawi’t her of the marriage vows în the- nurses. So huge is the star Betel- somettilftg.. Then Brother Albert, The zoî^g board has re-elect church The sheriff’s hOlmeted riot Clarke E; Doane, Mrs. Dorothy fault that she escaped.” f CSothlng Drive : geuse that the sun could be HELENA, Mont. (AP) — nmy not be known until 12 to 16 seemed to start to scold them.’’ Historic Custody Case I Thompson, Wrs. Betty Lou ed Hariy H. Kirkham aa chalr- And He is n ^ blaming her for The conference Will be com r '.The United Congregational placed in its center and there ■quad, with fixed bayonets,, led "There was a.fight," the girl" a wedge of about 30 men up the Democratic Sen. Lee Metcalf.ls hoiirs after the polls close, I Green, Norrnan Boulais, An nlan and James Derby as qecre- letting the bdrglar escape with ducted by tae Rev. George Church recently collected 280 would be room within Its clr- said. "Then they threw a fir^ Moitana has a history of close WASHINGTON (AP) — Mark j -No longer does Mark have a Every Wednesday thony Bayles, Mrs.- Margaret tnry. Other members of tl)e the goods Relll^f pastor of St Bernard pounds of clothing for dlstribu- cumference for Meroun^, Venus, main street of the area for six depending in part ta his cam- cracker at;,-Brother Albert. /I hlockii and ftipn hneii miiv . ■ . elections and- so- has kfotcsrlf. Painter’s grandparents, fighting ■’^family relationship” with his Brooks. Eugene Griffin, An- 'board are. Emery Taylor, Rob- Parish in Rockville and dioce tion to (Jhurch World Services, the earth and Mars to revolve \ ... __ could see the glow. I ran out to hold on to the 8-year-old boy, father, they said, and he should inarch took About ah bour. Rtot- ^ TH E NEW thony Russack, Miss Mary Bissell. and John Kulynyck; cooperative BRIDOEWORK san director of the family life The children of the. church inside the start in their present have,told the Supreme Court the be placed with bis grandparemts era meKed tato side streets. F. Kennedy, Hubert a Hum- u .s. House, in 1952, he won his of the riôm.” . .. [ Byron, Charles Griffin, Mrs. the alternate meb'ers are Wayne HVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — program. Reservations may be who collected for UNK3EF, oribts. “ rights” Of natural parents on a permanent basis. . ' phrey. President Johnson and nomination by only 55 vottia. Brother John Waitkus chased ' Roselyn Hill; Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, G. Earl Porter and, S r Dunlap, Tennessee made V y contacting Mr. and r should not be allowed to out- ITiey told the high court “ tho Shelley Has Faith Sen, Mike , Mansfield ,of Mon- Metcalf says Uie main issue is ^® *^0*^ they made their es- I Custer, Mrs. Elaine C. Ailing. George Smith. Kulynyck and highway engineer, and Ward MrsC Donald MeSparren. —’—^ ^ ^ tana. . , effective representation for ®^P®' ®"® turned and pointed weigh a child’s welfare. biological father is necessary BOLTON HEIÊNA, Mont. (AP) — The ' . Also, Mrs. Barbara LeDuc, E. Smith are starting three-year (jioodmah; chief, .highway engi Republican Dance Saturday Mark is the central figure In only for conception. The psy- RENT Great Pumjikin didn’t come XThat’s the talk in Democratic Montana ,ln the Senate, and ^ 8un at him untfl he crouched WILL FEATURE A TASTE-TEMPIWG G. Griffith, A. Richard Lavfson, terms replacing St-anley Nygren neer for Arkansas, worked to- The combined Republican an historic dilld-custody case, ^hologi.cal faiUier is -most impor- I Monday niglit, but no matter. ciM e s in Montana, where Met- clalihs that election of ^ b c o c k behind a d05r frame, I Irving W. Giartsl!^, Arthur R. and Warren Smith. gêther 20 years ago in planning clubs will sponsor a ' Harvest Wlien you want the best, buy calf seeks a second Senate would only nullify Mansfirid’s o**® of Uie burg- At (he moment under an Iowa tant. A Completely Safety . Shelly Holton, 10, stiU believes SP EC IA L - ! Tinsz, William jCf. Carroll, John Mrs. Gengras in the Memphis-Arkansas Bridge Dance, Saturday from 9 p.m. term, wd Republican Gov. Tim vote. , . a former supreme Court ruling, he is “ One has to earn being a fa- in him “ and wUi always.” I E. Welply Jr.,' William Bayrer, Mr. arid Mrs. Franklin Welles across the Mississippi River. to 1 a.m. at the l^talian-Ameri Babcock hopes to unseat" him. Babcock says the main Issue ^ t'^’owledge of being cared for by his grand- ther,” PREPARED BY MINICUCCT Checked Car So does Linus, a tyke in the I Clifton C. Coffin, Francis Ma- Now they are planning an Inter can Friendship Club. Tickets the school’s layout. The robbery. parents, Dwight and Margaret Mark,, they said, "sees his will hold a c o f ^ hour -on "Peanuts” comic strip created „Senate ■ Majority .... Leader , is inflation and that he cari be a state 40 bridge across the Mis are available from Robert Kay- netted about $40 in bills and a Batjnister of Ames, Iowa, but grandfather as Wa father figure ! honey, William S. BoUton, Cari Thursday at; 10:3(ra,m. at their BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH by artist Charles Schulz. The\“ “ ®^‘®_“ force for .reaaon’’ In the Sen- ! Lombardo, Charles K. Carlson, sissippi at Memphis and they lor or any member of the vari r/ww// -m im ei trail for Metcalf and says he'll ate. Arnoimt in coins, many of hig father, Harold W. Painter of his grandmother cm his CHICKEN and SPAGHEni home in Talc^tville. Mrs. Eliz Great Pumpkin, Linus says, ' Thojgaas H. Dawkins, Jerry say the new bridge will cost ous Republican clubs. '\ try get into eVery county be- An Associated Press survey were dropped as the men Brookdale, Calif., has asked the mother figure. He has a positive abeth Gengi^s, wife of Clayton ONE FIXED FEE "rises out of the pumpkin paitch 1 Coro. more than twice as much,. $9.5 ûare Dance Set ran away. Supreme Court to^blear the way attitude toward families, and Ifc Gengras, gubenatorial candidate N fore ô v .,8 . showed unrest among eastern million compared with $4 mil- The Tollanders Square Dance NO MILEAGE CHARGE and flies across the world, Police found a live .32 caliber I - Also, Georgy Blake, Kenneth win "be e guest of honor. Sen. Kennedy of New Taric, Montana ranchers and farmers for the boy’s reîlrn. is clear that he structurOs his All You Can Eaf n j s llojd. r ' ." Club will hold a dance Friday r.A.XDIKS ^bringtag toys to good little boys bullet in the school and a hols ' ETarl Bissell, Mrs. HHebjron e l^ n residents who wish to visited Great Falls, Butte and with the Johnson administra- Mark’s mother and younger family around the Bannisters.' and girls.” ter on the grounds outside. I Curtis Mellen, Vincent Ash, attepa the coffee hour may g e t Billings plugging hard for Met- tion’s'-economic policies. But sister were killed in an auto Relax and enjoy a cobktail |n oiir air-conditioned The Great Pumpkin, when be State police-■ broadcast an I Desmond McGann, Robert details and transportation in- calf. much of the voting power-is in crash "in 1962. Painter left the terrace overlookins’ beautiful Bolton Lake. alarm for the men one of whom Cfir Commuters . [ Gould Sr., Richard E. Lynne, .formation from Mrs. Edward PAUL DODGE ' Johnson is expected to dekll- the cities of western Montana— boy with the Bannisters the next I Ernest Ley, Colin Fox, Archie^ poote. cate a dam in southeastern Great Palls, Missoula, Helena was described as 20 to 30 years FOR RESERVATIONS 643-9731 summer. After remarrying In It has been estimated that I Moricz, Alfred Campbell, EU- Montana Nov. 5 and drop in a and Butte—where Dem ^rato eight Inches and Garage Bid Deadline ' LENOX PHARIHACY LEASING qnd RENTALS THIS YEAR 160 to 170 poimds. November 1964 he began a court about 82 per cent of the,' mil ROUTE 44A—BOLTON I gene M. Dickenson, John riui- few words about Metcalf. Vice predominate. Sealed bid's for the town ga- 299 E. CENTER STREET—649‘ 0896 373 Main Street, Manchester—Phone 649*2881 fight to grt Mark back. lions of workers commuting ! ka, Fred H. Petlg Jr. ' GIVE YOURSELF ■ President, Humphrey spoke at Babcock has assailed Metcalf The alarm said he had short rag^ . will, be received until Last February the Iowa Su daily to work in' the United ' 'Walk - in donors included: the University^ bf Montana In as a symbol of the administra brown hair, was wearing a dirty Tlulreday at 5 p.m. when they A yellow sweater over a btue P''®'”® .blocked file way. States use an automofaU* to get BOLTON LAKE HOTEL I 'Russell Si Boynton, Russell Missoula. tion’s policies • on economics, will be opened and read. Bid and had a white bandage on “ „^® gf««>d-Painter there. [ Hughes, ^.David Pierce, Ray- forms and specification sheets Most important Is "Mansfield, farming and Viet Nam. He is a leads a ' bohemian .life and . whose power at the polls is un one wrist. • mond Vail, Stanley Falkowskl, are available from the town o f MAGNIFICENT win-the-war campaigner and ____that-he is "either an agnostic or £ T h quesUoned. He is campaigning criticizes Metcalf for recom- ’ Raymond Stratt'man, Mrs. Don fice building. The work should atheist and has no cbncerii for na Strattman, Richard Kohler, be substantially completed with on a “ keep the Democratic mending a halt to bombing of formal religious training'.’’ MAGNAVOX... George J. Nolan. Martin Le- in 40 days of the award of the team working for Montana’s North Viet Nam. Mrs. Sims Dies, It is not unusual for an Ameri ■platform.” Metcalf defends admlnlstra- gault, Mrs. Helen Joyce; Paul contract. ' - t i m Qualify can court to rule_ against par Longchamps, Gordon Matheny, ■ i- B uf no one, least of all Met- tlon policies on spending nnd Third yictim of ents In custody disputes. But in S TOMORROW! Michael Aifurray, - John Ryan, Manchester Evening Herald calf, is underrating Babcock, says the farmer is in his best such instances the court usually Ralph Schaller. Hebron correspondent, Mrs. V COLOR TV who has strong support in rural position in years—emd Improv- Unknp’ivn Slayer has found that the parent is un- Also, Francis C. Trudeau, Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. areas and has mounted an ex- ing. He emphasizes at every - i-,.fit or has abandoned the child, pensive, thorough-going cam campaign stop his claim i hat TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) gu^h is not the case here. *nio W ONDHtniU Mrs. ’ Susan Poshpeck, Jotih J. STEREO SYSTEMS paign. state-federal cooperation Ihas Mrs .^ b e r t W. Sims^, is dead, Supreme Court said in its Naretto, Richard F. .Clay, Mrs. ‘DESERVES A CHANCE’ Babcock, an outspoken, con- done much for Montana. . tae>tart vicum of a slayer who unanimous decision "there is no Charlotte Ande'rson, Fred -W,- NEW HAVEN (AP) — The SEK TIIE.M AT seiwative, won his four-year End Adv PMs Tues Nov. invaded her home 10 days ago. ^ suggestion in the record that Wilmot, Mrs Veronica Irvliw, Yale Dally News said today that V .'Winner of L. term in toe governor’s office by ■1. ■ Sims died Monday nighf pgj„ter is morally unfit.’ Robrtt White, Clarence Maron, while it oarinot wholeheartedly John i Bengston, Miss Bertha endorse him it feels Republican 7,261 votes in 1964, when Presi a bullet still in her head, with- Moreover, MorenvAr tbs'"th l^ court said ' 9ACADEMY-AWARDS ' Hart, pdra. Blanche Rehse, Mer- Clayton Gengras deserves a NORMAN’S dent Johnson carried Montana out haying regained conscious'■ “ there is no merit in the'Ban lin 'Wi Cunningham, Mrs. Har- chance to be govêrnor. in a landslide. ness. nister claim that Mr. Painter INC. Two Disapprove rirt Mitchell, David E. HasUngs, Gengras’s opponent. G o v ’. Since- Montana has a record Her husband and their young permanently relinquished custo MCM ACADEMY AWMO-WNfflie MB|CAl,“iail,'' | Mrs, Olga Anderson. ‘ John N. Dempsey, "Is a dull. tir. HAKTFOKI) RI>. registration of 330,182 and. since est daughter, Joy, 12, died 'the dy. It was intended to be a tem Bai^^ Merger WITH TOP SCORE BY Also, (Jharles Phillips, Paul unimaginative pr(>dvct of Johfi“ Beginners and Experienced Machine Shop Workers |very Month! many ballots are counted by night of the shooting. The oldest- porary arrangement.’’ MANCHESTER i Diehl Jerry Saiperua, Clarqnce Bailey’s pc^ticai ynachine,” the hand, the outcome of the race tiiit it went on to say the home yWASHINGTON (AP) — The j AlAH JAY LEMe AHD FIEOERICIE lOEWE B. Foley, Ralph SWanson, Ches- student newspepcif said, The continued increase in Colt’s Commercial and Military Sales has created hundreds Rf immediate op* merger of two Cormecticiit three tied in a bedroom. Each he and his new wife would offer ter Bychblski, Leyton Wilmot, Gengras, on the other hand, portunities in both departments. ^^ | had been shot. The girl had also Mark would be “ romantic, Im banks, approved 5-2 by the Fed Lyndon Wilmot, Deanna Haw^! tends to' "superficialize and been stabbed seven times. practical, and unstable.” The eral Reserve Board, was de SI A t 7 :''0 - ver, Mrs. Harriet H^slett,' Mik. I oversimplify complex state nounced by the dissenters, as ., Police . continued . ., their inves- grandparents’ home, the court Sundays From 2:OiO. A ^ e s Dawson, Mrs. Elizabeth! problems,’’., the News said. another step toward an un- ^8?vtton, ^ and ^ d they had said, was more desirable be- ' Ellis, Fred Nassiff, Walter B^-. "However.” the paper said, healthy/concentratioh o f bank; found no'apparenS' motive.- icause it Offered a “ stable, con ’r OFFERS YOU ALL oholskl, / '(" t h e r e is ^validity to the argu- ing interests in Cpimecticut. Mrs. 'l§ims will be buried In ventional, middle-class. Middle lrtife()aiw-llllauriceClwfliif f - lm J o ^ BURNSIDE Meridian, Miss. Her i husband hhi lU.lN'.'i'l AkI I A’.I MAWIK i :> . .,. ------ment that when faced with two The majority of the.^board. West backgnrouni” with (k. "«e- ' 'j iiCintniiscoRwHftfocouif | IRff I’ARKING S?H 1 U.l howevef, said thp merger of the y'^^^'i^bter were buried there cure atmosphere.” Sew a piece of s ^ canvas men who do not excite us one underneath each, com er of a rug should vote for the non-tacum- HOURLY RATES d “SHOP COACH Colonial Bank & Trust Co. of last; week The U.S. Supretae Court will _L when they pereirt in turning up. bent and give him a chance to Waterbury and ' the Puri say sometime later this term if END$ TOMGHT — 'THE WRONG BOX" — IN COLOR This holds 0»e corners down, govern.” tan Bank & Trust vrlicro you eon earn mere $$$$ overy^wook!! NIGHT -ramiiig back. Bank Merger Act was designed toan; Miss Carol Werdelin, a 38-page brief, reviewed the E V E R y fO B to thwart.” chairman; John _0. Nelson, vice s t r o d e over Mark’s custody ■fhe Accutron dihepiece has no balance whert. no ' ^ IMlWDtAffi OPPORrtmfrt exm FOR: I - The dissenting b o a r d mem- chairman; Mrs. Viola Thoren and, w ^ h t to establish, lij. ifae (5 FM, TO 9 P.M.) hairspring, no m aiiupriirt* No big collection of mechanical bers.said Colonial already holds Kress, secretary: Miss Esther main, that the boy caihe to Ma. parts that make a watch rim fast or slow- more than 45 per cent of the Peterson, rice secretary; G. grandparents as an "ag^jeS- ' It’s an electronic timepiece, not 8 w atch. MACHINE (Milting a ftrill Press O Tnrret Lathe commercial banking resources ^**er Carlson, financial- secre- sive, frightened” child but'now Tim e is kept by a tiny tuning fork ttiat splits each sec in the Waterbury-Meriden-Wali- tary; Enllh Anderson, vice fi- “ la making great progress' to- ond in to 360 equal parts. (A standard balance wheel splits a Ingford area'and the mergejr nancial :^retary, ,Mrs. Eillen a’ard emotional adjustmeirt.?’ second rtto only 5.) And this dmeis ac* a Ocrew Machines)^ a LEARNERS O will give Colonial nearly 50 p | !r Modean, treasurer. ; '' ; Acaana cent of the totaL I - ' Also,' Herbert Jn, TONIGHT This dmertece could put us out ® FREE! REN UNDBR If BOB Old-tohloMd Cement ■vice master of ceremonies; Lep- ’BeeoBd’,aad *0 010 0 Blow ! of the watch fixing business. I bthnee wlMti . a Final) a POLISHERS # HARDENERS a T00LM«KERS Ypnr Horn’ There’d be nothing left to out : Tl. H.U, of th. l«v«fflon of Srt W r S ’" t d l$rtroduc« the new Golden %uch buainesa m c c m things you d rtt’t have to keep bringing hartf sewing machine by SINGER, we'll you a SINGER* portable, . ladiatfopbsh? ■ (Part & FulIrTime) a CUHER GRINDERS # JIG lORERS & 2rora*w. i 3-speed stereo phonograph;—worth $39.95—plus your choice | t.mldings T^hnsoi}. oUndarH beakers. . roads werp,buflt OfficJrs.wlU be d i^ lln hlU Wonderful Fillets I of five LP records FREEI to get this outstanding value bqy \ Of THCAUI r r regalia’ and will induct a lar*e JIG GRINUERS a FILERS a AND MANY, MANY MORE. etthtr a portable or console niodel Golden Touch 4.Sew me- « 1 ^ ok candidates tato tSe ar6rt6 - 9:05 Frii^d ..to a crisp goldlen brD>vn;; , " ■ I burned maibip. i | ^ ^ diiiM-i it has the Push-Button Bobbin that winds right 1q the - S’? FiSinch Fried Potatoes • Cole Slaw-^ : . i 1 / 'l '**—1 ~4t- m chinc; plus a buitt-in needle threader, sewing speed switch ' Tartar Sauea • Rojli and^ Butter ^ ‘ '1 " 247»55$5 opyilme for Infomorion about |oP fobs at Colt's) ^ CoMqn Slant Nesdie. If s the newest 0^ our growing family P E D B ^l^. si). KOXED S d'S STATE REPRBSENTATIvi of five Tolich A Saw maehines.' Other models start at $149.95. TAILS SERYTai AT BOTH RSSTAURANTS the m e e ^ . . iINTERVlEvif HOURi infe(i w w jb’ttaMfraw feWS INC E R tnlsKf * Peterson as A 19th ASSEMBLY M$HUCT ^ SINGER he was ' walking I acixiss^Glen 1 pad pehr his home I MANCHESTER to 8 P.M. Monday, through Thursday) Monday. 1' ,.'• First Boxing Broi^dcut NOe off Oakland Street—0(1 Tolland Turnpike .e$POfi!^VE (8 A.M. to'^PM. Friday innH 8 A.M. to Noon Saturday) SINGER Peterson died Monday night at; "Danbury Ifospital. • The.first boxing.raatCh\to be, • iuivnhi WoNSIBLE liârges were,filed against broadcast on radio was the 1921 888 MAIN ST^TEL.' ^ ^ Calfs ifirearms Division of Colt Industries ■y~- tlw ^ v e r , Richard A. Camp- heavyweight! UUe flight (letween republican V ■ BKI pfan aOV)RtV4 9 NVH ben, ttS, of Bridgewater, p ^ - G eoo^ GbaMittier and Jacl ISPONSORED BY ERiENDfi|i OF THE CANDroATB An Equal Opportnni^ Employer. 150 Huyshope Avenue, Hartford, Conneettciit tag ftjfrther Invebtigatlco.'\ \ Dempsey. *%ivltation to ParpdlM^ ' ■ ,______'' - ______■ 7 A ,- J , ..‘1 ■/fi PAGE JlV B .V MANCHESTER KVENmC W a l D, MANCHESTEai/cibNN.. TUESDAY, NOy.EMBER 1; 1966i ,

• r : JlbllOraiST^ EVENING HERAIJ), CONN.; TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 196ff milk ooH«Ining 4. per cent shojlWi require , that' all mitk- ÂG® FOUR should.bo labeled with the true S’- cream, or butterfat-- content. Litde Seeks Four per cent milk, as it hi percentage, of butterfat con-r, and custodians, o f the school Tolland County ^ EXPERIENCE C O U im known. Is rich, full bodied, fla tent instead of the word ‘Ap-, lûlh Windsor ^ v / program staff.' vorful and has htiuph Vitamin proved;’ so oiif consumer, know Ahiafson-Ufth \ . 'Results of the tests will, be Better Milh t. A. In 'fecent years it has be what qualiw'of they’r. RELUCT .Wilber Little,'KepubIlcan can mailed to piuAicipants in ap come the practice to skim o ff buying. Mid (2) The State le g . Loyzim Sees Main Issue didate fOT' State' Repraaentative X proximately three weekk. -The much of toe cn^nn, and sell to islature .hofuld .raise the tphi- Town Gonncil to Take in .toe 20th General Araembly program was financ'ed- by funds' consuthera ml'lk with a much Imum, butterfat content. from raised in last year’s Ctiristmaa District,: stpted last-night; that •N Candidates’ Qualification loweri butterfat content. 3.25 per cent to 8.8 per cent Agenda Tomorrow] Evening Seal' Drive ih. tpwn. milk quality should be impVoved,' ' '.‘^pdrinectlcut enacted" a law to assure our consumers health- Bnl&vtkHe,'‘ In Viet. Nam Stephen Loyzim o f Coventry, provided for at least one repre and. that all milk sold should • flavorful, rich in Vitamin A The town council will “meet flationary spiral which is eating CAVAGNARO to prqtect consumers whlc’ Pvt; Briice W. Bratthwaite, sentative from each, town, on a have the cream tort tent labeled into ^the ja y checRs and' the candidate for "the state legis tabllshed a minimum t . tooiorrow nig^t at 8 at'^tte son o f Mrs. Verna M. Braith- weighted vote basis. He said FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE on each contamer. Little, a savings ^ every Ameilcan,” lature from the 51st' (A-B-C) fat content for milk. All ... • When '.elected to the State faiiih sdMol U|>nu7. waite of 2299 Ellington Rd. has he has also "taken time oif former milk producer-dealer,, Bonee (18th Assembly Districts meeting this minimum may Legislature, I <âll introduce said: , arrived in Viet TMam with the awem b^ district, has charged frwn work to attend and testify said tnoet consumers have never Items o f unfinished^ business The candidate, hoted that des- have the word ‘Approved’ la 'legislation to achieve true label 518th Adjutant General Person that "the real issue in this at legislative hearings relative Has served two terms In the been ' informed as to the low to be considered are: Appotat- ;Pite attempts byâdminlstratlon beled on'toe milk container 6r ing of milk’s butterfat content, nel Service comp&ny of the U A campaign Is which candidate is to Route 6, the Eaglevllle Dam, State Les^latmre cream content irt the milk , they m «it ofOlerit o f the council spokesmen to shift the blame for bottle cap. But how many con and shall make eve^ effort to Army. Member Capitol Region Planning Agrency buy. lo r a term ending Oct. 2, 1987; the rising cost o f living to store best qualified to represent the reapportionment and matters sumers know 'What the mini improve our {milk quality. Con Pvt. Bralthwaiite Is a peraonf Hie full statement follows: appotntment o f an, **agent pf owners and farmers, the true mum butterfat content can be sumers should . know what, nel specialist with the company distrlct in r the reapportioned development.” ' , HE IS FOR TRUTH IN LENDING BILL "The moat important single food record” for the .town . Insur facts of economic life are that (Showing Real Rate of Interest) in ‘Approved’ milk? In other they’re buying and should be and’ entered acUve duty last legjislature,” . • Loyzim's opponents 'la. the tor toe human race is riillk.. Our ance program and coverage; the unnecessary domestic .spendL words, who really knows what March. He is a 1962 graduate Loyzim said that his four. November 8 electiwi are Re- bodies require milk’s nutrients protected when buying such appointment . flavor,. and 'Vitamin A. When “To achlevie better milk qual aware of the problems that cxi Asks Support ' dent voters. I pledge sitateman- seriotis violation of the princi port regarding the status of SWRTS BunsaALL ^ cream content is cut, flavor is ity I would „ recommend .two Ists, Bonee said that people, shlp tmd continuous dedication ples upon whi^h our rettg^nu. . \ outstanding bond issues; and lost, and' 'Vitamin A reduced. courses ofiaption: îsi^mg «n a fixed income whose" ~ In Probate Bid ,,.to public ^rvide in- behalf of discussion and consideration of ^ W Most milk producers sell raw "(1.) The State liCgislature liberty stands." ,1 • sa-ving are no longer worth our district and toe state, in TURKEYS pm^dmg BC,Uce Powers to toe were know toe "1 believe In our probate sys stead o f partisan politics.” Av*roc|a wnight LBS. gilding inspector for p u i^ ^ tem, \toich keeps the .court enforcement to c ^ F ^ ^yzlnj charged "my oppo close to the people who need it,” nents . . . are not active partici lations to the building cê mt^rest mtes of toe big spend- Mrs. Ruth Myhaver, the incum pants In toe leglslaUve body of Also, approval of a extract ^^hington kôw toe . X to- proceed with toe "791”^ plan bent Republican candidate for our town—toe_ town meeting. FREE! problem that exists,” toe can ning program fof toe town; and 4 j t tho T-ni ■ In contrast, I attend town meet- •ft A ☆ dldate concluded.' judge of probate from the hearings and boanl 5 furktys givnn away ot aach tfora.^ appointment of members to Leaf Collection land-Willington probate district, commission meetings, and Rogistar at any serve on a committee 'with The,;publlc -Works department said in a statement today. have actively participated In members of tofe American Le o f toe town ■will begin lesrf col gion Post for the operation of She said she has attempted the civic affairs o f toe com- lections In toe foUowingâreas STORE SAVINGS toe Legion Hall on Mitin St. to have the district probate munlty continuously." , this week: ' Also, appointment of p a r ie s court serve toe public in a Loyzim.said that he “^ i’ked Nov. 3 to 11: Woodland Enes as acting town msm'ager; "neighborly fashion,” during hard and succeeded in having / Park, Spencer Heights, Wil- a n d L O A N authorization for the town man her eight years in the post, by CJoventry Join toe 'Windham Re Sate «nds Sun. Nov« 6th. .______Shlre Woods, Pine Knob areas. A. S o C 1 vVT IO N ager to enter into a contract ha-ving the office in her home gional Planntog Agency.’’ He for drainage work on Hayes Rd. Nov. 14 to 18: Birch Hill • i„ vw jji^ ^ n . She said, “ I feel said he proposed two. amend aqd Nevers Rd., and adoption tales, Oak Ridge Estates. persons using toe court have ments to toe town’s subdl-vlsion SWEET apple ijvi uirsir^sA V : of a resolution authorizing the Nov. 20: .Pleasant 'Valiey appreciated toe privacy and regulations’, which were adopt- CdMmilFiwi* areas. informality of ha-vlng the office ed, "compelled the Board of Se- M ANCHItTIII»» OLDEST FIMAHCIAI. m«TIT4lTION town. to apply to the Depart X ment of Health, Education and Residents are requested to jn m y home.l’ ” leotmen to adhere to the pro- Welfare Of the Federal-Oovem- have leaf piles along property ^ visions of the .minority repre- /O O Z iA€ain S treet, ment for sower treatment funde^r «d 8 «'"'a n d not the sons each from Tolland and sentation stotutes in the ap- streets. Town manager Terry YVlUington have used the court pointment of several committees i Dr.. Knetan Heads HrMCb V, Sprenkel has issued a warn- gygry year. She has been eerv- challenged the attempted Dr. Paul G. Kuehn of 729 El Ing that burning leaves lil the BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 31—COVENTRY lington Rd., has been named Ing as acting Judge for the larg- subversion of ^ ^ ^ t y repio- streets is prohibited. 'er Vernon-Ellington Probate sewtaUon on the board of fi- president o t toe Hartford V Westbroo^ at Nicholas Home Distrlct, in addition to her . Branch of toe American Can ■Hk> cer Society. Dr. Kqehn’s term G. 'Warton Westbrook, candi duties in her 6'wn district, slrice . .In addilton, Loyzim saiid he ' V will be for a period of two date for r4-election to toe gen the death of Judge Thomas worked to keep the police de- eral assembly will meetÔters p.artment "out o f politics,’ for 1 ''years. Rady of Vernon. ' I'l a town charter 'whldi. would V In his capacity as president at toe home of Mr, -and Mrs. The extra work of the two of. the organization, he will di Prter Nicholas,. 14^ Edgewood^ courts has prevented her from bring the town government "In rect all activities of toe Hart Dr., tomorrow night. The:candl-"“'makdng an active campaign, she to the 20th ceittury” and "in ford imit which provides re- date will answer questions con- explained, adding, "I wish I sisted upon scrapulous adher search, education and other cernlnt his platform from could have made personal con- ence to all laws in toe Conduct eervicM to patients. Unit offices members o f toe generalpublic, taot” vrito each resident, of town- business.” o f the society are located at 292. Coffee will be s ^ e d . ‘ ‘I feel certain that those who "M a n y recommendations South Marshall St., H aôrd.■ ' - Legion Auxiliary 'Meets have needed and used the court made by me at the annual budg The Abe B. Miller Post Am ef- -have found it dignified but in- x l An assistant In edrgery at et hearing were- adopted,” - said y Hartford Hospital, Dr. Kuehn ican Legion Auxiliary will mert formal arid as, easy as personal Loyzim. "I have been a con Is also a m ^ b e r of toe staff tomorrow night at 8 p.m. at the circumstances permit," she sistent defender of toe board of of St,^.F]rancis and Mt. Sinai hetnu of Mrs. Betty Davis, HU- said. education when they were un bqspitals. timi Dr. Mrs. Myhaver is opposed by justly criticized and have been ’ a graduate of Trinity Oollege Jukido Demonstration the Democratic candidate Eu just as consistent in criticizing and the University of Rochester The Holy Name Society of gene Bourdeaudhui, also of toe board when I .felt it was MedicEd Schools, Dr. Kuehn St. Margaret Mary’s Church will ■yvillington, who has stated he warranted.”- served bis Internship at Hart mert tomorrow night at 8 In would hold office hours In both “During this entire period my ford Hoc;pital and was chief the Church hall. A demonstra- ToUand and Willington if elect opponents have been aloof in resident' In surgery at the Me- tion o f Jukido will be given, ed. . town affairs—they have been mortal Hospital for' , cancer jukido combines all the ele- silent on controversial' issues,” and allied diseases InTJew York ments of Ju-Jitsu, Judo, lakldo, ANOTHER VIET-DEATH Loyzim added. “ In my platform, a t y . kendo karate. Jukido is NEW'M'WN*(AP)-Ârmy Pfc. I have proposed specific solu A member of toe board of taught primarily as a sport for H ow ard^. Robinson of Mystic, tions fori massive state aid to trustees of the Connecticut Can- childrerl and as a means of Conn., mas been killed in action education and tax relief for toe . je r Society, he maintains offices self-defense for adults. , Nam. elderly—my opponents talk ia to both, South Windsor and Hart On Radio Show The announcement of Robin- vague generalities on these ini- ford. He is married and toe The Rev. W. U oyd Williams son’s death was niade by the' portant issues.” ^ . father of four children. of the First Congregational' Pentagon Monday. Loyzim noted that he pre Burke Pledgee UrbM Help Church, Main St., will be heard Robinson was the son of Mr. sented a plan for legislative re- i Harry St. Burke, Democratic on IVDRC’s program "Radio arid Mrs. Clinton E. Robinson apportionment to , the ■ federal 1 / '■ state sehatorial candidate from Voice of Religion” .the first three Mystic. District Court which would have tie thir4 district, has pledged Sundays of this month from 8:15 his support for oontinued^state to 8:30 a.m. Rev. Mr. 'WtU.lains’ leadership In action to meet ur- theme 'will be "W ords to Uve bkh area needs. By.” A five-term 'veteran of ' toe Masses Tomorrow state house of representatives, In. commemoration of All Burke said urban area problerns Souls Day, Masses will be cele Reg. 37* are .one of toe areas of con brated at St. Francis of Assisi EXTRA High Dividend Rate ^ cern for toe futurb. ' CSiurch at 6:46 a.m.,^ 4:30 and He suggested the following -7130 p.m. tomorrow. areas is mtolmum requirements Scouts Get Awards be considered in toe. urban- to Two boys have fidvanoed to EXTRA High Insurance Coverage ^ field: tl\p rank of Star ; Scout from Ju .. Increased state. -Educational troop 186 o^,the Bdy Scouts.of AT MANCHESTER'S O LD ^ FINANaAL INSTTIUTION J aid for the disadvantaged and America. Badges * have -been POTATO a progressive day care center awarded to Ricky Caron, son CHIPS program for children of Job of Mr, and Mrs. Richfird Caron, BEHER lam ing parents. 61 Dart Hill Rd. emd James YOUR SAVINGS ARE InOW State support for municipal Gallagher, son o f Mr. and Mrs. T aqual opportunity programs. James J. Gallagher, 192 Oak St. REG: W ERE TO ^ 5 Expanded state aid for hous at a troop meeting held at, the ' ÎNÛRED UP TO $15,000 ing and urban renewal projects Avery St. School. \ and la state bureau of munic i •The, boys are the first . to GLASS INSTAUED ipal ftffairs to facilitate munic- Register today ! ..you may win a TURKEY achieve the rank Of .Star Scout IN ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOOHS IpaHtate cooperation. since toe formation of toe , SfOft Saving ... TTie candidate said he has alj AND WINDOWS OF ALL TYPES ^ ways kept the district’s inter- rank of Firs! CeiftDhdFNN^ ' c o m p le te \ --T u.to And problertis uppermost in are Robert IbaUe I Jp JL WmTE GLASS CO. Paiteuriz6 |piessyd i< Coats WIU COTtlnue to ^ so. been awarded . to: Tom Cald, FULL POUND LOAF M I l X l • Zip-out pile lined Coats Burke also pledged to sup 31 BISSELL ST.—Phone 649-7322 GROCERIES • Casual Coats well, Kevin Carney, David • Meltons / Shf tlanda port legislation în four other Caron, Kevin Loomis, Mietejt , I _ r-iV'/^ ."f f'jrf (O'.x ■ ; rn(>ft.* ot /ouf • Sporty Coats fields which would result in an Duszney,, William Ibelle, Joel • liiopay Tweeds - end to. water pollri|ion by adopt • Single Breasted,Coat^_ Zimmerman, Robert Fisher and GaL ftott UaL • plaids ing toe recommendations jof 'the Larry Lenthe.' Cuitft&doAdFem Double Breasted Coats Governor’s Clean Water Task P in.; ' Scoutmaster Joseph Russo Force; increase state aid to edu THE • Belted Coatq and (Richard Haggett anS Thpm- cation for small towns' as well \' on lor amaii iowu» <^ldwell, assistant scout- ONE FANTASTIC LOW PRICEI nias^*^ presented toe awards, and vocational opportunities of ^ silhnnl MANeHESTER TEEN CENTER OPEN 7 DAYS il WEEK far your shopping convenience’ •Iderly citizens, and^ and, require X|»ya at Scnooi Some 12O meihbers of South ^ IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE MiLK BREAD ta CkiAA<-:,AjfcV p o w e r s E-^KED GOODS•a:^-£C^'■■JS H H | H B H A P ‘ Windsor school personnel re- Eligant dress'coats... smart casrikl coats| • Beautifully tailored...expenshrely^tailed. specUl Ucenslng requirements, m e chest Xrays^ FIRST PUBLIC SHOWING , ■ ’ Rich solids,^spicy tweeds. • Every coat warmly interlined or pile lined. 7t': .{bate iQdko education, Burke re unit last week. IBRE |N THE WORLD v ferred to a letter of appreclar CUMBERLAND FARMS M I L K . . ^ . ' PetitcB—Juniors—Misses'^'‘r' -ri,' .1'. Included were teachers,'’|;af'* -tIon . Bent to hiin by Herbert OF THE r. ■ ■■:/ eteria vrorkers, clerical workers CHARfiE D. Welte, president of Central Cento^ void whora .right to limit quoolitiM J. •"I MXOUNIS Oroneettcutr..State College. / ) ACCanED The letter thanked him fior th ^ , t t part he. played as a ittate rep^ siinin-Uffii nsentatlve in the enactment of I A Revelutionory New Jdeo CHMK " i: • v s i j i L E r s ICCOiMT the legislaiUqn for higher educa-'{ In Guitnr ManufoetHring IN MANCHESTER tion and panicularly for the col- o y FEATURING BALUDBERS /:\ : ...I l«e. Burke %id. .t' Old Fqshipnod \ rfbMVBMiHaT h ^ u RS: ------J ^ c c R ^ ' ■' ^ ' r ', "''iN-MANCHfeSTfiR'' ' , ‘ . , V I ifrant''Spri|igfilpld • • f . Jdbn BoneeÂGOP nomtoee for 185 N. NUUN ST.' 4DHMTFMD jf A.M. to 4 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY CMcmehtsttr Parkode)— Middle Tpkfif-Brogd St. Odagrae. has luue^ a statement CANDIES ](Also Hie M.H.1 Hik dub) ' • • , -j - - !'• I"' PhdlM 647<9775 X .. ■ ■iMBrvlng thatuie people of toe FRIDAY, N I ^ T . NOyEI|ABBt >4r 1966 ■V; e x t r a H0URS THURSDAY EVENING 6 to 8 ... 'gUdrtot' can vote for. an and to IN IN hlastonburyI to high price. "Ojr 'votiiig for a 7:30 . li:bc P.m1 MW w itiM <« Btaetton .day." 50c per Couple with Center Cords TALCOTTVILtE ROM IMS MAIN STREET ttto U g apMden In Wnato ai— ■ ...tif' I-- -11------■ I— ‘ n o '!^to{|ton win pe ohowoq ■ toOBt M it wn BM MAIN glSEET, ■ 'I ■ M tli totog « lia^ to ton li»>, SS3S3pSSpSSSSnSS5SSSSSpSSSBBSBSB8N^^ ■'A., ! *1 1/4 n A X kdl V

' ' ; ‘ ; • 1-/ ■. , , „ • - >v ' /■ i - ■1- •i \ : ■ . - ;;•: ..... ■ : ' ' i j .■ ; ■ i • '■ X. \ •* VAGE S IS V E K j; -.. ■ - 1, ■ MANCfiESTEIl E V E to O HERAtD, MANCHEJS’T]?K MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, MANCHESTER, CONNTtJ^PAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1966 TACE SIX A Coventry; Mrs. Amelia Flake, 28 prune Rd.,,Vernon; 'Mrs. Hungertord, 4 5 6 Main S t; 'Windsor; Elisabeth Robinson, 7 land; Mark Qstrbwski, 46 (Jold Rarfford; Bruce Jietcher, War- -'T ■ Hospital Notes;; 197 Hollister St.t; Ronald E li^beth Kenyon tain St, formerly, of Hartford, ^ , ports from ' police- Indicated have matured or will ma Pringle and L*ura Szegda, furnlshlhg U^sportaUon, to Md No more than two visitors at OUver, 146 Blrtaeli S t; John ' B40 Taylor S t; Robert .Blake, guton Rd.; Sally Swift Scot Mrs. itora Hblmstrom-, „ East sbn, Montauk Dr,, Vemon. Read Herald Ads^; The funeral will be held to- First Evangelical .Lutheran the V e r n o n National Bank, Mrs. Carol Wiersnian .and son, ^ la«t night jri Rockville . the first ttlo cars on the “ number 22. ture between Oct. 22 and , have released the latest regls- from th« foW* on* time per patient. '' ■ passenger train were demol Church of Rockville is the old Nov. 8. try list flgtfres. ■ As of now wlU provide baby sltUng senrlci. General Hospital. She was the jjQjmes Funeral' Home, -4()0 There^..W^re three honorable ished. Police ca ll^ 10 siir- est Lutheran Congregation Iti mentloiis in the senior division. The' ,j)9H|lble applicants there are 1,421 voters, a gain Party headquartee* Will Patients Todign 201 / Idffw of William L. McCarthy. Main St„, with a Mass of re- entl< roUnding ^.communities for Connecticut. It - will celebrate jâhlce Forbes and Marc Hoff- must beôFleast 21 years of of 19 over lart year's figures, the honie of Mr*. SUstM tb ADMITTED YB8TBJRDAY: iirs'. McCarthy was bom qulem at St. John’s Church at age, reiîdSnts of Manchester There^ were 84 wters removed Hutchins, Lake' Rd. Mrs. Patricia, Backus, 602. Gra ambulances. Its dOOth anniversary Sund^"^ n. 27, 1892 in Meriden, a 9:30. 'Burial will be in St. , . , 1 ■ iture; Molly Light and Janet ■ for atriegijt six months, and from *the lists for various rea- ^hool Work Contract ham Rd„. Wapping; Marilyn •ughter of Hugo and Loretta John’s Cemetery, According to an inyôry of q ^ ^ g Rockville, Hartmann’s S. citizens, sons during the year and 103 Walter Wheaton, local con- Dinette, 436 Woodland St.; Otto imhs PatJsold. She -came' 'to Friends may call at the fu- the Church Archives of Connec- supermarket, number 6, Sters made on Mon- added. There are 593 Republl- traoter, has been awarded the Bitans, 24 Strickland St.; Mrs. llngton ope year ago after neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ticut, the Ic^l congregation Qj,eryi Jackopsic and cabs. 391 Democrats and 437 contract to replace doors, and Awards Set. ill be permitted to vote Carol CavlccW, 96 Alton St.; “ 1 'Ing In Hartford"^ many’ years. A Prayer Service will be held can trace its origin back as far Qayton, Ellington, Arthur next day in the state OTiafflllated. A few more will repair others, i t Porter SchMl. . Lynn Curtis, 247 Oakland St.; Sur^vors Include a daughter, at thfe funeral hofne tonight at as 18^ When German Luther- number 68 ’ elections. be added to the liste during the Wheaton qudtei! a price ol IJl® Mrs. Martha. Fadden, Ellington; rs. James Balfe of Ellington 8. For Annual «,».waps am -...w..—known to— have —held di- ine numoers neip short session,. 10 a.m. to noon which Included the Installation Mrs. Mary Forstef, New Smyr id a-gi-andsoJl. The family suggests that „ , , ^ , vinovine servicecorvino ,.in in Rnekvillft.Rockville. ______Nov. 7. ' of *„viser over the outelde exit na, Fla,; Mrs. Carrie Ganer, ® cb k * * * * -n isw o so • MANCHESTER MlrtCA Th7funeral will be heldôse J® J®. L rafts SflOW Polls at Yeomans Hall Will at the eouthefj/st comer for pro- 119 Orchard St., Rockville; Auraday at 8:15 a.m. from the memorial contributions Thieves Rob he open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. tectldn in inclement weather. Mrs. Josephine Garcia, 45 CSool- lurke Funeral Home, 76 Pros- to Manchester Memorial Hos- Nov. 8. Visit by Mrs. Oengras idge St.; Mrs. Margaret Hollls- ®U24, ict St., Rockville, l^rith a Mass^Pltol. made at the M^hchestpr Lions' port a minister until ^864^ In decorated. Prizes will be HOlIieS^ FlI*IIlS The registrars urge voters to Ah- -Invitation- has Tjeen ex- t ter, Haddam; David Hubbard, requiem at St. Luke's Church ’ Club and Manchester Fine AH that year a definite ChurChjr- pêggnted at the Chamber of- , ’ study the sample ballots dls- tended to local women to attend ,848jCenter St< tloUlns Judd; 14 • t 9. Burial will be in St. Ber^ a r* .ga ' • Association’s Joint fifth; annual fth^Rev Otto Wednesday at 3 p.m. Manchester police- detectives played. . at t h e Landmark, a coffee hour Nov. 11 at 10:33 Knox St,+ Thomas Kearns, 21 i^d’s Cemetery, Rockville. VlCC rre S ia e ilt Arts and Crafts Festival ■ Nov. the auspices of We Kev. Winners in the Junior ^st existing witneran ^nu ;ifernon Center ^Junior High, valued at $250 from a Noiman candidate may be votedTor by ^® ‘®n Levesque; mbrnbers; Nasort, Willimantic; Joseph dead on arrival at Manchester Rogers Corp., $50 for portrait T„th/.rnn Connecticut Bahk and Trust, S “mV « f S ‘nw” “ ■‘O'™ th, p,l„t.r ...r « •»« >"»■ ««.» d-l., Novak, Hebron; Mrs. Con . '■ ^mortalemorial HopitolHospital yesterday Gengras saia said nehe naohad oeen ae- been de- ““j in any media; »■— Stone — and phuTch Gold- in the^state. Luthera 29; there was a tie for second p^’ênt, police ^ id In the one wanted ip'any row. T h e ^ ^ * " > EL!™ ® D iv^ ' stance Nowlckl, 60 Foxcroft 1 ^- au.i>. VkAwnr VrtT* a wp f Ar^nlnr _ nr were he was taken after being pressed earlier in the campaign berg, $50 for a watercolor,or i V v -laino- *•------* ------search of cash a th^f broke methods of voting a /" Dr.; Usa Pedrazzlni, 27 Pio qtricken with a heart attack about his chances of victory,' casein; Manchester Fine AH" The present cn^ch buiiqino Patricia Purcell of Vernon a window at Carlson Express straight ticket and splitting re- Gardner will hs the nad"^ neer Circle; Mark Phillips, 2518 "M^rry Lee” searhless nylons^ lit his home. but. that things had been look- Association, $25 to a member is 110 years old uîng been center Junior High and James Co. on Hilliard St. during the • the same. The only bell < 2 a ^ w i l ^ ert Pluffee, 138 (jlenwood ] Mr. McLaughlin was bom ing up in the past 10 days. for work in any medjarrwlUie’s built by the Baptistîn 1°^ . Davis and Arthur O’Neill, Sb. past five days and ransacked. t® heard now is when the re ^ commodore St.; Andrew Relchenbach. 20 reg. $1 vSlue. March 14, 1899 in NeW York in a taped televlElon speech Steak House, $2^ôr a tradi- It was sold to the ^ th o d is s Bernard’s. • deslts and cabinets, pried one voter closes the curtain, nm-othw names nf the' Hamlin St.; Edward Reid, 34'6 79c îty,. a son of Michael and Ag- aired Monday, Gengras hit tlohal seascapeHn any media; for $2,500. In 1867 it was pur The first ^two have theii^ dis- skfe and attempted to pry an- An elecUon officials’ meeting Waterford Canoe Club was nam-' HlUiard St.; Mrs. Emily Rob nes Pendergast McLaughlin, again at Dempsey’s choice of Garden Grove Caterer Inc., $25 chased by the Lutheran co^ at Bellinger’s Shoe Store other Nothine was anoaban^lv will be held Siindav at T nm j”------Hilliard St.; Mrs. Emily Robbot- ■ .^-4 Jnd lived in Mancheste^^most Consumer Protection Commls- foTôgraphy; the Patrons |regat.on *«t secretary, to succeed Mrs.' nmH ToiS machlncs wlU be sct William Murphy, local fleet Cap-' to, Vblpl Rd„ Bolton: Alfred Our own Merry Lee’s specially j0riced for this An- Of his life. He was a steamfit- sioner Attilio R. FrassinelU as of"Art award of $25 for .sculp- Methodists moved to th 63. Denise Goulet and Joan Rockwell, Holiday House, Cot uiversaryl First quality searêss, niicro mesh or 4er at Cheney Bros, until his a running mate, ture or graphics- Manchester church. nirVin at cjf nem!ird’1866 has been a 4 to 5 foot safe on the Republlcah election officials division for several years. ' the sec T a ^ t i n r and MaLhesSr^doptod as the official date of tWrd__prlze^ painting is third floor and dWcovered only ^*:!..f«'l®i.^®becker-. Mrs^ Ar- Last Day for Taxes ‘'* tonbury; Dennis Shea, Amston; was an honorary member of machine candidate fo Mrs. Judith Swlney,!. RFD 1, -Hose Co. 3, Town Fire Depart- ond highest jo^lrf"Connecticut. Modes. $25 for a pastel paint- the organization, since the on Zahner J 59 - various papem. Another safe Today is the last day left to' ___. ______* .__ -t written parish records go back m me junior oivision mere 24 by 36 inches, was rolled out Pringle; -voting machine at- pay local taxes. If you don't Manchester: Mrs. Susan Zu- ment. And he ma: come our next ing. taiitas, 156 Union St. < ■ : survivors include his ^^^*;^"J\.eminded his listen- A.^lohiS" Paim'S!”Vis^h "VnXnday there will be a First went to Joan N6el and a wtado7Tn\^^^^ fre r7rrews“ A ter^M r BIRTHS, SATURDAY: *A us. I ers again of Frassinelli’s accu- Hardware House ahd Hale special service at the church at Patricia Kelly of St. Bernar s, tive attempt was made to Iqtock Mrs: Eleanor Tuttle; mechanic, penalty is your reward/ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ge.r lAughlln; three sons, Francis ers again oi i< rassineiii s accu Hardware, , House ana tiaie, wnuam This is also on ZaTiner's wm- at ♦>,* v>mf_ ijiVerim. wminmc- ^ ' aid Clbulski, Hebron; a son to stcmiless, runless nylons HcLaughlln, Phillb McLaugh- niulatlon of back taxes on hds Coret Casuals oil T. Hell Sr. as preacher. A huf- dow, 58, and second honorable tom, police said. ballot counter, Mrs. E. Peder- Manchester Everting Her-, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Elliott, ijn and Edward T.— McLaugh------propertyProperty in Stafford and his UamsUoms PaPaint Ca) $42 JordanfetTupp~er" ^ 4 wilf be”served after mentton «a»ne< ^J®At w\ a <4 A Qlicon Little & McKinney Inc. at Glastonbury; a daughter to Mr. two payment in full of his debts the painting; pmrespondent,'' le i quality run-resistant ny Burnham.' Virginia M. CrtflaoBi 1*1. $28-^ and Mrs. Herbert Fritz, 172 JrathS. %os^5 ^"*‘SCjugWin;day^ anniver- Vr'^J^hep^s" sS‘7o7 “‘thei; South St., Rockville; a son to lons with famous name in ev minded thief stole cat food and As a public service, the Re- 92S4, and James McLaughlin, both of A' ®®®*‘'® Finney disclosed the Green House, Flower F^hion -- nov, painting on the Glamour Shop- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carman, ery pair, Siiperb flattery in - - - gigtg^^ ^ rs. of Prassinelli’s tEX bill ~ Eud WooUlund Gurdeus), $30 fOT sur^ baoûotlanquet wdwill 1 be heMheld ^Nov six dog choke collars valued at Iflanchester; Eleanor Dr., Vemon; a son to 4 popular shades, i^ropor- Bartholomew■jartholomev Mullins- of Staf- over $12,000. a still life.. 1° 1 P'’”' the Kosciuszko pe^^-- ______^ ,7 50 during the past two days In other developments on the Scholastic awards to be pre- Club, -Vernon Avenue. First prize winners will be before filling his own Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grant, tloned sizes 8V^-11V2, A A #» srd Springs, and two grand- political scene: senttd are Qrumbachef artists The speaker at the. banquet awarded $10 and second snd. with sunflower sfeeds. Montauk Dr.. Vemon; a daugh Reg. 1.65. T T C ildren. LBJ Sees U.S. Units — It was disclosed that materials, first prize; Winsor will be the Rev. Albert P. third prize winners $5. 1“ toe pHice .said the thief entered • . ter to Mr. and Mrs. James Me The funeral will he held Kelvey, Storrs; -a son to Mr. rtn,„..=A«,r of a-m m fmm the Bridgeport now leads the state ajMl Newton, Inc., material------Schilke of Fairfield. ,Xlso pres- . case of a tie or where . . more than . , luc ® ® ^ ^ ■ ----- in registered voters, having'award, second, and Robert Sim- ent- will- be >-^ Dr. Olander, presi- one .student worked on a paint- “"e ouiramg ,m ougn „ and Mrs. Robert Tobey, 2 Gem John P. Tierney Funeral Home. . * ^ - - *u - * eif*i__ ■ i. u. as., ^ -V/ dent- « 1. of 1.1 the -NT-..*'New' 17 England*vinr1 on/4 ing, duplicatemI t n a-4-a vs*-l«vAd prizes iifill will K* be \A ‘*°o'’ \J X J i ôn the south side and On .Guard/in Korea Dr., Vernon. 319 W Center St with a sol- ^<>ved ahead of the traditional mensu.u. owo.u,award, third ■ “ -J - at tha pocketcd four cat “crunchies ’ L,,mn hi.rhhigh MassxTaoc of rem.iemreauiem ntat leader, l®ader, New Haven. BridgeBridge- 'The •festival “ -> -is open, to 'all Synod, former pastpr of the awarded. . (cat food) and 40 pennies - (Continued from Page One) BIRTHS .'SUNDAY: A amateur and professional ar- church, Lt. Governor Fred ;J. The contest w'as spon^red by daughter , to Mr. and Mrs. Haf^ t. Janfes’ Church at I Burial ''' - Then he opened a bag in the by truck so the President-could k" ; *S-’ ry Woodward, Huntington Dr., grain room containing the sun- see a cross section of American Vemon. flower seeds and helped him- forces in Korea J^rm allv !!!*” ?** conical hat, told -TT, r- .f sPif K .o rea.^ o rm aiiy President: "It Is Just lik* BIR’THS YESTERDAY; A daughter to Mr. and Mi'S: ^ and 7 to 9 p.m. more. The exhibit is open to the a service of Holy Communion at merce,. ? *®.rsf v. -k u f Camp Stanley houses only 900 going to heaven’’ ' — The Yale Daily News en- public. Many of the paintings the re.gular service November in conjunction with the win- ®"® ® engineering troops. Johnson asked if Chfii would'’ Stephen Harvey, 60 Hudson St.; dorsed Indepepdent Robert M. and Objects of art will be offer- 13 at 10^:30 a.m. ThS P-ev, Rich- dow painting contest a UNICEF „ Johnson hopped put of his like to go to .America. ' a daughter to M$i and Mrs. Hor men's s p ^ shirh , lUymo . Ige cook, a Yale sociologist,^ for ed for sale. Tickets may be pur- ard E. Bertram Is pastor of the poster contest was ajso held. ®”^® Je®P during the drive to the "resmnot »o today’’ the eh-' ace McCoan. 37 Saulters Rd.; a girls: COATS l-Tlaymohd ,EJ OeOê^jle, of -Qjjjg^ggg j^„d sugg^ted Yale chased In advahee from any church. ' Sharon Coulomb*’'was toeHvin- ' |Mh>K to'|f«Migated by i^lice. messhall and walked year-old farmer sali gravely daughter to^Mr. and Mrs. Ro- S. Hawthorne St., husband of Kingman Brewster member qf the Manchester Halloween .Window Prizes ner of the $5 prize fo r this the pther break, at 120 along vrith hands outstretched The smir-of-the-moment tart- b«rg S$hack, 360 Baker St., by a top mok|^! ■/> . ■ I. r'i'ont St., nothing was ap- as enlisted men crowded around nening reminded newsmen of South W in^r. famous makers superb yafues! led^ Sunday at St. Franciis Halloween Window painting con- and Mrs. Vincent.- ,^ e n U y stolen. ^ hlni. ' the time Johnson made friends DlSCHAROteD SATURDAY: loq;>ital, Hartford. test have- been announced by Awarding the prizes .^Police said sometime between LooMng confident and re- with a Pakistani camel driver Donald <3owdy, Coventry; Mrs; Sole of DlfBssBs! I Mr, 1-90 .90 ; ^ Soyiet DiplomaqiPurted Wllliath Bush, executive secre- iJe John Furphey I ®bd Oct. 15, a thief freshed, the President ate tur- during Johnson's tour of Asia_ Ethel Croteau, 11 Rosemary 3.39 3 F r’ IO :) prd tary of the Chamber of Com- chairman of the Ellington rec- stole a diamond necklace and jjey, mSshed potatoes, succo- while vice president. Th« camel Pi.; Mrs. Audrey Knotla, 30 16“ 19 hesteb for 20 years. He was merce. ■ reatlon coqimission, Carlton * pair of earrings from the tesh and ice cream with 200 se- driver went to the United Stales Clyde Rd.; ' James Schneider, 7-14, reg. $25-$35 nployed for seven years as a , Judging In the senior division. Milenese of the Vernon-Com- Norman St. home of Constance jected AmericSin and Korean’ as Jolwspp’s guest. RFD T, Rockville; Sheri Tufts, regular.$5 and $6 3-6x, reg. $20-$30 •”*“•13,90 itlonary engipoer at the Doll wh’ch included Ellington Hi”'h niigsion and Charles Chilberg, Lasker. troops in the mess hall and told Choi had been choSen to fee- warehouse Point; Robert Bouch er Co., East Hartford. U.S. Airmattr ahd Rockville High students president----- — the of chamber. Rep- Police reported no evidence them American forces have "cept the President’s gift of a er. 75 .Hublard Dr„ Vemon; Save on fabulous . fashion finds . * . {survivors, besides bis wife, in- / W’s done by (lerard Doudera resenting UMCEF will be Mns. of forced entry. helped stem the tide of commu- television set to the ne^by vll- Philip Llsk.’ 38 Maple St.; Frank Thede lojig sleeve sport shirts ,’^make lude two sons, Douglas George \ of the University of Connectl- Mildred Willte of Vernon and . In the Delmont St, break, a nigm in Asia. i lage of A n ^ g during Johnson’s Pawllkowski, 63 Union St-: John dresses for Fall and Winter marked cut a rt department .and South Windsor and John Car- In New Spy Plot * *'®- Mrs. Jean Goulding ol Elling- home owned by Garry Cornell "Yoq are protecting what we visit to Suwon, 60 miles south of Sudelkat, 238 Smith SL, Wap- ideal gifts for every man on your C h rist-/ way, way down during this Anilivenwury ichael of Manchester; four Ann Vincent of the Tolland Was broken into sometime be- prize most —t freedom,” the Seoul, Choi had never seen a ------—7- County' Art Association. ping; Mrs. Gayle Shejipard. 20 aughters, Miss Carol George (Continued from Page One) - In Zoning Panel tween Saturday and yesterday president said, "freedom for tele-vision set before. Fairfield St.; Mrs. Mary, Baltu- mas list! Plaids, checks, stripes, fanefea., \ event! Wools, knits, printed wools, 1 nd Miss'Willette Carmichael, Atty. Robert DuBeau, counsel while he and hiWife were away, ourselves and other . human lonis, Kelly ftd., Vemon; Susan * and ’2 pc. styles. Sizes for misses’ oth of Manchester. Mrs. San- . . . cottons and dacron blends. All fa „ 7 -Seonl, ot Oovon*. .id in . bowUn, .l,.y p.rkms lot. A, Bovin tWrd jSlIwlon Bl.h.-pi, eomSwon “ o*f7«ro”: thrLml by r Ho tbjt wb.n be ro • villw r.lo™ prop-om, Stead, 174-4 Ellington Rd., Wap- ping; George Fisher, 90 Fam- mous maker labels. S, M, L, XL. juniors’, jr. petites. Sir.. J.U, Dow ol CanaA; la.t April, and Malinin da». SuJ.marbet’an'd%a'^maS.d •"'* P'ann.ra Wto will from an unlLM ^ben win- turned homa ha could toll tboir , “ 'ham Rd., South Windsor; Leo VrSld'tjLTS I””™ rLy'X.", .Sm.«on STlt’ “' 'f ,> P*« ™ \ ’ Z? th. rt.K, th. Pmoldeut ''' Tonoli, Stafford Srings. Ne **H*^'*âmr'*^slie ^'®^**'^®** "drop-r-areas” and "for large sums of money” Second prize jwas awarded at the University of Connect!- The thief thpn seateWsd up- ^Theâio soldiers nresent were the rideb in tow as he Also, Mrs. Mary Aceto, 189 Georg* of T oro n to “ Ont. meeting places, the FBI said. from an American scientist, Fred Lang,of Rockville High oot on Nov.-8. stairs and daymstair?, rankgck- ______** walked to his waittog helicopter, Oak Stl; James Lyman, 15 Ma dan.;" two sisters, Mrs. George^ Boeckehhaupt lives with his John Huminik, '31, Camp and his work If displayed i at . . . . ^.®*jais d®s>«s and dressers, police . aa instead of flying directly ple St.l Wapping; Charles An 1 tuir of Sandisfleld Mass, and wife near March Air Force Springs, Md.s^Huminili worked the Howard Johrtson on Rt. ,30. institute for municipal officials ■ After h s visit to he troops, âck to Seoul, as scheduled. derson, East Hartford; Mrs. chrome valve Johnson flew by hehcopter to johnsoq invited Choi to“,hop in Ethel Lange', 88 Princeton St.; ■]Mrs. [rs Verna'BrodyVerna' Brody of Clair- Base. Agents said his apartment with the FBI for five years as David Rosziewskl of Ellington and is sponsored by the Umve^ Ar thief stoje a enrome vaive suwon, 30 miles south of Seoul, ink» <. rirt. ' ' jprs. verna Broay oi x,iai ^ „ h e d with the seri fn undercover agent. ' was awarded, third- prize and sUy s institute of public strvice cover and air Phillip Lewi*:, 228 Lydall St.; 1 lont, N. H-.-’and five grandchil- "was - ' ' and bureaus of public admims- breather valued ^ final countryside stop be- ^Th^W ^ must have provided I ren. j geant’F consent last week at $50 sometirfie during fore returning to the capital. Mrs. 'Jaanne(te Vennart, 102 trat.ion of the - five other New „ ,, .. , C.ioi with an added thrill when West St.; Mfs. Claire Comlns. Funeral stirvices will be held U.S. Commissioner Russell R. t l f . J f f . f j past few days from a car park Police estimated more than. >h. England States. 404 N. Main S t; Andrew Wodal, Amomw at 1 p.m. at the Rose Herman,’ set a' preliminary .d ln .M o ,l.r ty B ,o tb o r ,p .r k . Sowon S ' ^ W I . r n i . T LOmS iJT t Office Moved 1 ill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., hearing on the case for Nov. 18. ing lot at 315 Center ^t. at a low hill named L.B. John- “ . ^ . 374 Slater St.; Mrs.'Nancy Can- Dr. Morton Obersteln has ; -field, Coventry; Mrs. Sarah Lit 1 ocky Hill. Burial will be in " I’m not guilty,’.’ the tall, Police said the ’ two Comet items fongon Hill”Hill in hi H. Butcher, 149 Spruge St. is l ® 7 t / r e ®,m ^ o 1 ' Choose ■'from dressy „.and casual styles, .„ ..V tio n partially s u p p o r t ', t o g t ^ W the were flown to the Osan Johnson ------also gave ...... him -a! Mrs. Maureen Keener and 1 [uldoon,' 74, bf 73 Waddell Rdi, ment’s Office of Soviet Affairs, that a permit be secured, the corpdri daughter, Patricia Dr.. Vemon: tweeds, plaids, solids, meltons, suedeo.. • • vidow of Peier Muldoon, died called in-Alexander I. Zlnchpk, chief says. /. ed bybl leueimfederal appropriations ®U/nt T a^h of'the Tme.ri- a Seventh Fleet subma- :7tonTjutT96o"*' S rseM . S f g C J o S some luxuriously fur collared, some pile Fire towers are on the'ulertL .and RriQ t]hisufiis yâf-'has ix a iccuiurecord d i“ OV14UC1IL .DsasixMii w*. v»iv ^ f _ -■ o Tî flctloil ln «Turi0 1950. . DISCHARGED SUNDAY: : est,prday at Manchester Memo- toe, Soviet minister counselor. Ronald and ' Rrtland Ouellette lined . . . all famous makers! , al Hospital after a long ill- * Malinin’s ! activities. Pratt for any sigh of smoke, and per- rollmlnt of 837 students, from can Ph-armaceutical ^ Cahf°'’"‘ Although John^n reserved g„^g ancient Korean court Hospital after long iii iheompati- mits do not cost anything, he « states and 13 countries. Sîe is the daugWer o Mr^^^^ Calif. ^ Suôn handshakes^for the ^bes. Jr. 18^Charter . Rd., > Rock ] 5S3, ” “ It clffers courses Ih about 22 Mrs. Donald R. Neff, 121 Orch- ., . , . schoolchildren, many thousand . ri ville; iMrs. Edna Scudlerl, 866 t | 1 Mrs. Muldoon was born June with ,}iis status in this coun- adds. ' ard St. . - About 21 members of the adults ilambered up the hillside Center St.; Elizabeth Nichols; 1892 in irel^d, a daughter therefore his continued^ îre wardens are located in ” scên- Mothers Club of Center Con- a dloScr look at the Presi- /, ■ ThoifiPBonvUle; James Naschke, rt-Vroncis ahdMarv Kerwin presence here was not, acceptor various sections of town,, for I ces, and has a graduate school , „ " ■ 4; » gregational Church recentlVjgjjj^ ' ' LSck ^ wdH r e s S We.’’ I T the convenience of residents. open to both deaf and hear- The Herald s Vernon Bureau •h".ueni 23 Nye St.; George Dunn, Heb nupamcK, ana was a resiaew .. . Wardoni are Hupo Bfoda ing students. Lectures are Is at 38 Park Bt.,' Rockville, packed, and-sent 43 pounds^rf estlmatod two million Ko- State News ron; Francis lyetherell, 343 I M a n e j^ e t 41 years_. Shb „B°®®^®"ha“P‘. _ W a r ^ s are Hug® ^ ^ blending of P. O. Box 827. tel. 8 7 5 -8 ^ or cookies ,'to the U.S. Army 15tn râns turned out to welcome th* Parker St; Floyd Forde, 95 ^•mployed at Manchester ^ M^hg^^Gem^^^^^^ Bifoh W.i^Jplm G^^^ spSlHpîiianua^^ 648-2711. Administration Co., Viet- Nam. president Monday, giving him I .. Foster St.; Mrs. Ruth Ponton, 1.' ■ ------, - toe biggest, reception of his tour 45A Charter Oak St; Raymond Survivors include two son*, wert; naturalize^d. ®‘*^^®"6Vage. ™P : Air Force. Promotes Bell William Ragstrom, dirfectqr of ^nd the biggest In JCorea’s hlsto- (Continued from Irage One) . Schmidt, East H^tford; Mrs. ohn Muldoon of. Manchester "Oh, my God,” his mother John JJ, BellSell, s.son of Mr. and the Campus Center , of the Uni- ry to r a foreign visitor.' Again Eunice .Kilby, Coventry; Mrs. ' Street. Resha’s ' motorcycle, Idlu rranviaFrancis Muldoon inuiuuuii uiof West rvcai egclaimed at Superior. .w., Wis.^^ ...... ”I* o ~ n a. tt-.* -kt * u M^s.'K. J. faiTveather pf Fern- Vandalism^\ versity of Hartford, will speak today hundreds of thousands ■Nellie Bradley, 44 Greenwood misses' ibden wool t o ^ le cor coots 25.90 artford- a daughter Mrs Marv was in some kind of » Peter Massolhu, Notch Rd.. tomorrow at 7 p.m. at a meet-- were out. ' , struck the rear of a car that' Dr.; f)ale Booth, 18 Liberty St.; dalUEonaraora, ofaaaugnter West Hartford- Mrs. Mary a trouble,. . . bu| not that.” » «ndand ManeggiaManeeeia himself,himself. Steele wooka Dr..Dr., |ias ^ a s .1been Promoted Reg. $30—^Rope and toggle car coat, detachable hood, camel, loden, cranberry, navy, (faiugan oi west namora, a t Crossing Rd v to airman first class in the U, Rolfhsry M ar ing of the Hartford Alumni Police estimated 3Q0.000 lined 6- U-tum, police Artour Bans II, 31 Waddell Rd.; ister. Miss .Elizabeth'îtzpatT Mrs. Robert L. Reynolds, who , S Aiir Forie Mrs. Georgia Scotella, 151 plaid and pile lining, sizes 6-18. - 1 | remarried, said she was tpld he Church Workshop 'Tomorrow o. Aii_^ôrce. State Holiday Chapter of Alpha Omterort Pi the streeto bf ?eoul in the mom- ®®“*’ / had.,-been arrested, but th(it she- -Women of United Methodist Auroan Sell is a supply In- "sorority at-the hoine. of ’ Mrs. .mg to see Joh|ison and Park ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES Cheqtnut St'; Gergory O’Hara, illdr*n and several nieces South Gate Apts.,- Rockville; ■ | was unable to leai-nleai’-n the d 400-8*-' the Christmas fair Will be fin- Monson (Maas.) Academy. He the doorbell ’ to find a pistol Fire Department will meet to- country, Mrs. Johrtson Hartford Thursday,' \ Also, Mr*. Barbara Milanese, boys' shirte and m W, Center St., with a solemn , .ecuritv clearance ^ — -1 - All 1_—At.... a r a .a a..a. — A f >4 A vk #-l a. mA MaI (s%A ^4^1* ^ AT A a* lit Hi^ $lie *iA*ia . aP - ^Sf#\ . ■■ * .a aaha) ># a * ■' 9 a% ma a 4 4 )* a n n mmmmA mM ' a mmtAmm tB a1 .aLmIAIa am. . mS . i . m. mb ‘■"Hartford Tpke., Rockville; Mrs. . Sara'Geer, 91 Pitkin Jt-: Mrji. m o Aqiiiîog fmpojrfs f|hmn Ma*V.of > k . , • ■ requiem ■ at the j-mruL-v uinciiuer dander oemBernardrequested ura \m. -----7” to— attend------* . * I in Grc-nVillpi N,C. masked youths who demanded F. Tiemeji- Funeral Home, 219. a seedling from^he White Hoiise tion after a cal''In which he was no-iron cordikby panto ] I of ladies’ nylon umbrell^ ' r r 2.99 ' Democrats, to Meet { money. Wskln handed over $50 W. Center’8t, to pay rdspeot* grounds, visited gardens artd Wrt riding hit a pol* at Park Road itnnie Brown, U N. Eairfleld ;■ *■''f—' * ® /^ Winsberg Was appointed to rej)- . Srtuer Ends Training St.; James Mahoney, 56 Lenox ^ valuea—Nylon-acetati solids, p^rints, stripes, on 10 and i6-rib urnbrellais,^port hap-' urial will be in Sir James, resent the-sergeant at his'ar- Seaman Recruit Fred JJ Sau- The Democratic Town JCom. in cash. " m the l4te Frank McLau^tln, works, ate a Korean lunch,’’hnd and Whiting Lan*. values to $25. 1 , Str; Everett Carlson, 27. Hack smetery. . ralgnment. I . er, 19, son of Mr. anc., ^Mrs.'----- „ will . meet „ to m o . rr^1 at __ — :------a^ honorary member, ; v, • received a citation from Bwha Tozler lived at 60 East St. In ■ '-.W shifts, reg. $3-3.50. lies. Friends may call at the fu- The other three espionage Willldm Sauer of FrencA Rd., « P'"i- at, the Community'Hall." ” FLYING FLYTRAP SET ' University, whose 8,000^ etUdehts Windaor. matack St.; Robert Scully, 26 . y , y Foley St.; Alphonse Plrolo, El- Rral tonight from 7 to cases reported by the FBI re- graduated recently froml.nine to rnahe final plan^ for the CAMBRIDGE; Mass. (AP) v— The British American Club make it the largest .women’* i: H luatec - , ...... , . lingtm; - Mrs. Captola Ferris, b&L’s aensatiqnal Annual Sale of, su cently-were; -weeks of I basic, training £|t the election next TuMday.' Anyone Scientists at the Air Force Cam- vv il meet tonight at 6 at the university In the world.) 1 BODY nFXXlVERED Ipants, 6-l2,'reg; $ 6 .4 .9 0 . ^ meii's impoi+ed leather gloves^^ . „ I 4.90 —Williamt Henry Whelaii, a Nsival'Training Center at breat. toterested in wprking for the bridge Research Laboratories clubhouse. U. 8. Fii;*t Lady, in her BRANFORD - — (AP)—The] body . McKee St, Apts.; Ronald..Jfk- perbly crafty genuine leather hand- J lette, Coventiy; Patricia-’- Me* | V 14-18, reg. $7. 54iMI > BOst Helen M. Ortyb retired...... U.Sl’Army. . officer,iac- Lakes, ...111. . -'party is InvitM to attend, plan to launch one of their 1 i , ------' R™! m ajor address of Uie sev- of E. Jam es Coer, one of two Reg, $8-LHandsewn genuine leather, wool lined. Black or brown> size 8-10. bfigs. We show just Of many smart Two at Specialized Cbllige Teen-agers are especially wel- "Vemw fivtrani; mrket« Nov. is ’ Members.embqrs of the Manchester' en-natlon presidential trip, told victim* of a boating mishap, Miillin, 88 Woodbridge St.; Mrt. . ' ■ . \ n .c Mis* Heled MT-Grsyb, .41,' of cused July 12 of i^ in ^ mihtary Teresq, Nichols, 13 Russell St; '• .... \ * ' ’ Y' ly'designed styles .from a famous inter Coventry SL died Mpinday a t' aecrets to the Soviet Union for Two Boltofi residents ar^ efi- C!ome if they are Willing to help to catch sonie falling meteors. Jaiceea will meet tonight at 8 thp unive^ty audience ttot Ko- -v•was recovered Monday from the 1 Loiig sleeve sport shirts, kmt sqirts and I' O onnec^t Vaiiey Ho*- $6,000 while-working as an aide rolled at Gallaudet College,.the out. Refreshments will be The rocket’s * nose cone is to at tte Ellington Congregational. ^ 1* the success itory of IBranford River, . J . V Mre. Julia Simmons, 27K BlUe- dre0s shirts in assorted colors, patterns national maker! Mahy shapes and sizes,^ I field Dr.; Richard Pippin Sr., men's no-iron worsted slocks w ■i 6.90 tal,")lGddleU)wii. to the Jqjnt Chiefs of Staff. world’s only college for the,:deaf servd. - 1 ppen four petal-Hke collecting Church. They ^riU conduct nn A « a ^ oA h. it Coer, 84, and Dennis R. Cul-: and] collar, styles, size g^lSj; No-uonrtjor- all beautifully detailed. Black, broWh, torekiAP) — len, 28, both of yvCst Haven, ' '' Broad Brook; Rudolph Cormier, Reg, I4i!95-—FwrouL make, permanent crease jmre wooL/WorsW slacks. Ivy style, ricK i Mom Oniyb was borp Nov.^L —The state Department ac- In lyashlngton, ,D. .C. They are Bulletin lârd surfaces-as-it moves through'a'Orientation and introduction to SUWON, soutn Korea 48 Prospect St.', Rockville; An duroy pants, Ivy ihodel, ^telOpe, loden, navy, Cranberry. ' 14 at Mnbdiwter, the daiiifli- cihted'two Czech diplomats July Kathleen C.*Mozzer, daughter The selectmen Will meCt toi Heavy nleteor shower expected the Jajtcee movement to pro- Presi(Mi,; jojws

^\i. A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN^-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,^1966 PAGE EIGHT;

^laurJiPaWr: three to one than you; experienced over Connecticut -the last casualty lUtt l 0ptti«9 If^ r^ ■ Do the South Vietnamese ciyillana In >¥unkc$^ the wrong ambush, or th* Americstis fubluskbd bv dead, seem a little less as individ . By A.H.O. uals and sometiiiiig more of just another statistic? ^ . , W i^TBR R- FERGUSON ^ f < In poBtlca, as in other fields _ '• Publliheni ^ Do such figures make you wish, more, JPou&ded October 1* ISbl of human «deavor .and obser* ■' strongly than before, that this thing vatlon, it la toe particular mark MblUhed Every Bvenlip: Etc«M could be over because' it is mad and •Bd Holiday*. Entered at the arid particular distinction of the llancheiter. Conn.. *» -Second Clas* Mall senseless and full of mistaken- deaths expert that he can be spectac Matur. ______and pointless sacrifice? ular!^ wrong. There Ig nothing SUBSCRIPTION RATES Or do such figures make you firm like an expert for bglrig blind to Payable in Advance your Ups and tell yourself that, harsh something that subsequent de- ^ Montha^...... U-92 'velopments make seem obvious. • Ibree-Month*...... ".59 and regrettable as it is, this is the v ^ y On* Itoath ...... • to got on with the war, and the only ■ So when, a week before toe MEMBERÔF ■ way- to get it over? Can you conceive Connecticut election, all we THE ASSOCIATED P R ^ , “ experts” probably aiffee on Th» Asaoclaled Preaa la e*clu»lvely m ^ * « that napalm can be beautiful? l o ^ e uae ot republlcatlon Score yourself, amd • save the answer —toe verdict that the campaign palches credited to It or not . of toe Republican challenger •d In thla paper and al»o the local new* pub- for the sociologists, whether or' not we t ■ has failed to estabUsh the “ *AP^ riShti of republleaUon of epeclal ’ Ahiericsns at home are becoming more patches herein are weo r*»erved. prospect that he can win, our bretalized because of what goes on over ' 4 f* judgment should be t a k ^ wlto Herald Printing Company'. Ino.. in Viethtun. •' ‘numea no financial reaponslWllty for typ^ toe proverbial grain- of chal ' - ■"» S K «r TO.*«?^'"l«"e"Sr.ScTe*.?2 lenge. Bvenins Herald __ One Of>The Kennedy Charms There are a few things we Full eervlce client of N. B. A. One of,"the most important of th* iJ. \ 1. niay be blind to. This may, in toe flret^plAce, Mathews Special iêncy — New Tortt. env Kennedy charms is an occasional talent ^ caKo. Delndt and Boatpn. ■ . for speaking common sense truth which be one of those yeargJWhen no MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCDI.A-- other pollticiams are foolish enough^ im body is going to .“^ ^ ” an elec tion, when toef f eal question to mature enough,' and timid enough to be ask«!}J-should be that o f who cpnsider out of bounds. Is going to lose it. . Gr, to put it the way we «re viewing 'There are se^veral potential Oils charm at this specific moment, 1 ! i factors which, in tola kind of toere is a certain Kennedy talent for election, may dgserve inore saying things which are particular puBUcatlop except Baturday — > as*. -weight than any observer’s, ly pleuing to writers of editorials...... •' U •••-.'•.•'7s. " ...... s ^ ly s is is giving them. Tuesday, November 1 The late John P. Kennedy first com There may be a coagulation /■------— - mended himself to this page when, as a o f world and national Issues^r, } ■ / Senator, he delivered a studious, well- Including both the war in ylet- At The Pott?- , nam and Inflation at home— ^Ke trouble the voters of the United deliberated, but hard-hitting speech in which he came to the conclusion that / around toe 1966 image of Presi States are going to have making up dent Lyndon JOhnson. The na France ought to get out of Algeria. Th# their own final minds next Tuesday will ture of that 1966 image is vast State Department was so shocked by be as nothing to . the confusion the ly different from that of toe aniilysts vrtll find themselves in after this it had its representatives in Paris same man in toe 1964 election. -the eiectioft trying to decide what issue apologize to the French government of To toe question of whether or i ; ? the time; it was widely considered a ?• } 1 i did how ipuch in which race. not toe voters think individual , The particular race which would seem very Hsky thing for a United States ■ policies ari& decisions have been I I . Senator to hay# d9pe. Some peopl^said right, there has been added to have everything—in the Way of a considerable voter negativism f ?i ! -I wide variety ^ possible reasons for it was the kind of thing that cGriild halt-f the Kennedy national career before it about toe way these policies whatever the result turns out to be— and decisions are made and ex got going. #<*>■' .-.' - xJ ■' .i. V , ..~f' A xa /?'. Is that fo r the United States Senate In i f , ^ ^. V.N- plained to the people. There John F. Kennedy!# response to this r V .A' Illinois. \ ' / ' / : may be an anti-Johnson-under reception was to-^make the same Sp®®oh Republican Charles H. Percy, the current stronger than surface young Republican challenger, is being again, several-'months later, strengthen I currents against war or infla ing whaLke had said and reepmmended 1^', - • » conceded a lead, in the polls, over Sena tion. ■ St ' - ’''J ill 1 tor Paul Douglas. in tlm ^ rs t place. There may, for another po Republican Percy,; who is what Used fo t many months later, Charles tential undercurrent, be an ac i 1 to be oaUed an Eisenhower moderate at Gaulle was in power in France, cumulation of feeling about -V ' certain of toe more unpleasant ' f t ' \ when Eisenhower himself remember* brought in-to deal with the Algerian developments in -Connecticut what he was, was maneuvered lnto>Mis crisis, and he was deciding upon, and beginning to execute, a plan for taking political news since the last nomination, by. ultra .conaervatjyf Illi state election— toe legislative the French out of Algeria, which then ’ ■ i I./ .1' ' nois Republicans, Who w an t^to get him probe of state insurance com became the act of high statesmanship defeated apd Imried once,and for all. missions, toe Washington probe ii!I lb'I Now he is threatenlhg to turn the by which the problem was.solved.' K<; ' » -e .,-uf Senator Dodd's affairs, right wing plot agidnst himself into a Writers of editorials are" beginning to toe still unresolved probe 6f li find a similar comfort in Senator Rob '* F'' ' /-' victory w h id y m ^ propel, him front and 4^ cense 1 restoration corruption ert Kennedy. ^ The other day, in this center in the national picture. here in Connecticut, toe cam-; space, we held forth ^n the foll;ôf the palgn disclosure concerning But Jf Percy wins, how shall the '1 ! ' m iniature armaments race'now'^^'Aflng the Frasslnelli-taxes. .'b e distributed? H ow much to his There could, cohcelvably, be H} I \ up among our Good Neighbors to the ■ A S' i 'i ^yduth, against Douglas Old age? How another undercurrent which In , much to his expressed belief that we South. ^ Over the'""weekend, up at Portland, volved a portion of what would have involved ourselves too deeply and Phofosraphed By Joseph Baternte normally be called toe labor ' , fc-i' ^ Maine. Senator Kennedy, in the midst of too recklessly in Vietnam as against vote in Connecticut. Periodical some political barnstorming, introduced ; Douglas’ hawk like-backing of Presi END OP SEASGN, SNIPSIC LAKE ly. usually In some election ' V , -A,!?*:',' dent Johnson? How much to the sup a more serious note when he proposed when the Democrats seem to that the United States, for its part, posed presence o f “ backlash” which op be taking it too much for stop selling “unnecessary arms” to its ■ poses- Douglas because of his straight granted, the labor vote decrees A Thought for Today a one-election liberation for it Hberal record on all civil rights issues? Vood neighbors, on the ground that Sponsored by the Manchester self. It Wants to be appreciat How much to the support Percy him these good neighbors engaging in little By Rowland Evans Jr. ‘'4 I ns i d e Council of Churches ed, not taken for granted. And, ?. : “ i ; 'i armaments races are “wasting their self wins among liberal and among N e own resources and dejiriving thelp own if toje truth were known, it j ' gro voters' with his resolute refusal to Robert D. Novak I 1 - people.” If such nations answer dur re “Save* Your Tear*?” would rather-deal with & liyely court .this backlash and his fine pro Years ago I. heard of a little two - ^ r t y Connecticut than ' ■"'"■4 | i ; i ' I ’ - 1 fusal to sell arms to them by going to Report nouncement that ‘we must above all be glass ja r in which women used with a one-party monopoly of some other supplier, the Senator said, . the party of justice and freedom in the to catch and save their tears. all state power. then we should-“ take account of this ic Party will be the object 0I* years Is six kidneystones.” field of civil rights and civil liberties. DETROIT — Perhapsi the It sounds like a wejrd and use Finally, there could bgpat strangest fact of life In nation bitter struggles. ' ^ ,, While Eingp'y at Ferency’s indis We must see in every man the work ' waste in determining the amount of our less custom. Saving {tears? Who work one of toe most silent but al politics today is that G.;Men- But whether Williams -wns or cretions,' W illiam s’ own sup ' m-mr'-i. I economic aid to them.” wants them? ! damaging tihdercurrenta of All, and genius of God.”? ^ nen (Soapy) Williams, Mr. loses, the senate .campaign here porters agree that his speech ,j,.^The Senator took up this issue be In a different way some peo that of time itself. The present The Percy-Douglas race' is not the Democrat of Michigan for 18 has. had a poignant lasttourrah es seem dated. x-VvO':«cx-.». cause of reports the Johnsort adminis ple of our own- day save their cycle of Democratic power be • only one next Tuesday in which there years, is running no better than quality. It .really is the’'''story But toe party as well as >toe i'' I I gan with the election pf 1954, w ill be such a cross-currei|^t o f Issues tration was getting ready to give the of how quickly a party and a tears until they meet the right even for the U. S. Senate and candidate has declined, in en which was 12 years ago. Some Latin American armaments race a lit candidate can decline. person—then, took out for toe that, the post-election analysts are go may. be trailing a little. ergy and imagination. Regis voters, adding a prospective ' ' *' tle cooperative boost by selling some Williams, who helped revolu gusher! Frequently this happens 1 ing to have a rather hard time of it de Williams, founder of the mod tration in vital Wayne County "■ -- ?i*'- to ministera and frequently four more years, may find that jet fighters to Peru. ern Michigan Democratic Party- tionize' national campaigning (Detroit), the Democratic ciding Just What was at work in the ministers do this to others. a very long time. “Peru,” said Kennedy, “demands jthe and six times governor (.1949- . techniques two decades ago stronghold, is down. During ' ' f t \ minds of the voters— for or against war I t was said o f Joseph, “ Be So, if one wrahes, one can pay planes :because Chile, her southern 1961), a few months ago was with tireless bandshakiDg tours, Williams’ recent, tpur of the Up \ n Vietoam, for or against racial prog- hold, toe dreamer cometh.’-' Is it no attention to |he experts, rind rival, his purchased a like ■ amount! of considered a sure winner in his still works ari 18-hour day of per. Peninsula, the party turned r^ssTfm’ or ayainst the current image say that some' i>f these under comeback attempt against Re -personal campkignlng-i But toe out embarrassingly tiny crowds.! said of you, “Behold the whiner planes, from Great Britain; and Chile’s currents may stl{l proye pow ■ r- ! i 1 of that man in the White House. In cometh?” How true this is! publican Robert Griffin. Ap tall, handsomej boy wonder of Indeed, Michigan’s Demo action, in^ turn, was a response to dur Some whine all the-time: erful enough to j make this a fact, the chances seem very good the pointed by Gov. George Rom 1948 is a . wearyf-looklng- (hag cratic Party ' is not the party sale of 25 modem .jet fighters to Argen- "Nothing is right.” ‘ This is real campaign down to ' toe results next Tuesday will' have Jto come, ney to a sepate vacancy earlier gard after a serious kidney op- ■ that Williams left in 1961 when 'tina.” ■ , wrong.” "W hy don’t people do wire, and that the Republican out a hodgepodge, in which to ninny this year, Griffin began with eration) veteran of 1966. hq went to Washington as an Such armament racing, said the Sena more fo r m e?” “I don’t like challenjger may, therefore, b sj trends and judgments have been; in posi his own polls showing that only Moreover, what -wrag - re-volu- assistant secretary of. state. The tor, is “ a wasteful and dangerous luxury tills.” “ That’s terrible!” What doing better than anybody tion to cancel each "other out nobqdy onejof four Michigan voters had tionary in 1948 Is outmoded in triUlant Neal Staebler, former for a nation struggling with the prob a symphony (of carcophony?) ; knows. ■' can be (juite sure which way the coiin- even heard of him. Now, Grif the television age and Williams’ state (^chairman and W illiam s’ of whining!) , j- lems of deyplopment.” fin is considered a slight favor nasaLdrawl and habit of.speak closest adviser, has b)sen shuffl I try has spoken. In fact, we wotild not Prayer: O God forgive myjj The Kennedy charm is not merely for ite. ing out qf toe corner o f his ed offstage. In his place, le r fe r - On This > Date i be surprised if there'jvere a few niil- If Williams loses, the ' rami sclf-centeredness;, help ms to 'i r the b.Qbby-soxers. He's a living doll to mouth simply do 'hot make for spp ,is in the hands of a/tlght I i Bon attacks of schitophrenia in the vot- fications will be wide. The coat play toe man at least for to- , in 1766, earthquakes shook us editorialists now and then, too. good television. Irale circle pf labprêadere ' il tag booths Tuesday. tail effect of Romney fa sure 'day. In the name o f Jesus Lisbon, The epiceriter was un- Besides style, there is con headed by state AFL42IO Pres winner for a third term as gbv- whose tears were’ as drops of- "der the ocean and an area o f . tent-trouble. ^ Ito n Ferency, the ident ^ u s Seholle. ■brnor) will be demon'strateiL blood In the garden. Amen. , more than one iîllion square End Of Line For McGinnis? ] sharp-tongued Democratic can Unefer Schplle, Michigan’s Napalm Can Be Beautiful? Fading national political in flii Submitted by miles was disturbed, Flamboyant ■ Patrick B. McGinnis, a* didate for. go-vernor, has' been "& y.4 M i \ There are some theorists who exprere Dempcrats failed -to understand " in 1864, the United States pos-. ■big man in New HaVen from April 21, ence of Michigan^based Walter telling newsmen privately: "The Rev. CliffordÔ. Simpson their concern over the war in Vietnam Romney’s popularity ' with the . tal money (order system went 1954 to Januarjl 20, 1956 when he was Reuther, president of the Unit^ only new thing to come out of Center Congregational « ' l l * ^ ; by asking themselves, and us, what that into operatlblil S i' - ’ ^ ' , president of the New Haven Railroad, ed Auto ..Workers and Williams’ Menrien Williams.''iri the last.‘‘20" (See Page Fourteen) Church war' is doing to thd Amerlqan people, has about reached ^the end of the line. political patron, will drop anoth-, I A ^ ..:; l i : t back home. Not what it Is doSng to our The U.S.. Supreme*Court, on Monday, er- notch. Control of the once own fighting men, not what .it is doing declined to feview his conviction for . monolithic Michigan Dem.ocrat- I t I ; to the memy, .but what it is doing to us] misusing Boston & Maine Railroad funds. The inan wjio'Was known for his .,g.mericans who are thousands of miles ' ^ \$200,000 penthouse atop the New Ha i \ 4l from It. f X f. - • ] I ven’s general headquarters, building here 5 I The question they raise,is that of ’ -Herald may now have to spend 18 months in I I ' . ! Whether or not the war in Vidtnam, prison. Yesterdays avlth its violences, cruelties and savag McGinnis has one appeal left but It -"Vy I 1 ! | j 1 eries being reported in words and on must be made ito the court which has ■creena as no w ar has eyar been re already refused’ to review his convic 25 Years .Ai5®L . ported before, is brutalizing us civilian tion. ' ' Halloween- pranksters set fire Americsaia at home. Mr. McGinnis’ career in the, railroad to old ice house at Salter’s It la an interesting question, which Industry began^ in 1947, when he as- Pond, but firemen put out blaze may k e ^ our, soclologlata busy for a suipcd control'of the Norfolk Southeni several minutes after the - ar Railway. He later gradually moved up rival of the apparatus long Ume, intervi^ng, correlating, th,e. East Coastr~to the New Haven and ", Members of EmMuelljjiither- ooipputerij^, until' they think tlTey 'Hgve lastly the Boston A Maine. This prog an ‘Church .obpeive 60tlh anni •L verdiiit. • ress was marked by unusual financial versary of; formation-of Luther- Meanwhile, jt should be easy for any transactions and arrangements a ll. the ail Ckurch; in town. ' „ iBdlyidual to conduct his ‘ or ' Jiep own way. His iadmini.stration, of the New Albert 'T, Dewey, is- elected, test. j , Havem it has been argued by the Inter .a director iof Newington Home The ower day some American ■ Infan,- state commerce- Commission, substhn- ' “ .? > > tlaliy . contributed to the flnancial dis-- for Crippled Children.. trymen Sjet an ..i^bush for the Vietcong aster which'.eventually sent-the line,into I ,1 and, when some people walked into th^ . ^ / I ^ < bankruptcy. '^r- .. - 10 Years Ago . ' n ambush area, opened fire, killing eightj < It is {not. wholly surprising that Mr.. - 1 Junior 'Voluriteers of Man A h y Innocent vilUtgera, an<| wounding seven ' McGinnis - eventually became. embroiledR" chester Memorial Hospital albera, men, women and IjChildren. S with the law jn a situaUon • so com elect officers: Susan Buckley, Did this, wh^n you read it or heard promising that it couldn’t be "drop jiresident; Karen-"Pearson, •vice It, atlr and trouble you S’ little less than ped.” T t tls doubtful that those 4 who '' ' president: Esther Cotton, treas mistake in workettôr him and rode his trains {dur- - ^ last report of death urer, and Jeanette DuBrildd; sec ing hla New Haven days will feel' iin- || Vtttnam ? i. ' re ts ^ . The latest casuality' fl ires showM v duly disturbed. i \ , ' But why did toe Iptors^te Commerce Youths note; Hallowebn aU that 64 AmericaiU, 3Sh B Vletnaf '{Cpmmiwion allow him' to cut his de eleven parties apd three dances 4 * , '••5/ were killi mese, and r,226 COinmunii structive sivath up to? eastern _ sea- held around tovVn. addin'a week of H ating. Henry A. Hofner is elected board, knowing fo r so mcuiy years what ‘S& X*- 'W , ♦v . / ^ A you read these figu: with less. it did about Ms methods oif operation (' executive -vice 'president and IS Horn, iim eii m i 6P graatar, pbUoMpiileal In thia aigl ttae nsulU which went onJOC rise'- « mmber of board of directors at **«» thf^liiU ra|4o ranudns at least ordaT—NEW HAVEN REGISTER . ' ..Oieney Bros. ' - imsFmemmtmtruac?* '■ ■I . -■ - ■' V.: ' V ^ ;'r.- _ ^ I ■- l ‘‘ '■{ - .r ■ . ■ . ■ ' ' ■■ - ■ - ■ -i.' ' . ' '’ ■' ' ' ■■ ]■ ^ " " '■ ’ * MANCHESTER EVENING ^ R A L l), MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESEIAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1966 / - PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1966 ; -- - - ■ ■ • ______“ . . . * 4 . .P A G E tEM Problem (n Defense Platt-Richardson 'Benes-Andrews, LaLiberte-Pease Pacifist ii'V ■ . , Re-electv' ■ Miss M argaret’tr. -^drews-of Miss Shirin K&ye RlchiardBOii Manchester and David J. Benes of Bolton and Peter Cleavelahd PAUL GROOBERT of .HJa'st Hartford- were united- Platt of Norfolk, Conn., exchang nsion ’ in marriage Saturday morning ed vi>W8 Saturday afternoon at 6;00 ( 3-10-33) STATE REPRESENTATIVE at St. Bartholomew’s Church. ( 8) lOki . Iffi w 3El5i/r*“ .United Methodist Church, Bql- VOLUNTOWN (AP)—The pac-, Mrs. Swann said Oje. CNVA was tiphekl last month by the ‘ ■■ Orlflla ^•1* (30) Sports Camera The bride is a daughter of 30)^1* Plchire (22) Backstage ;v ( l9 t h Assiembly District) Mr. and Mrs. D. Clinton An ton. '' Iflsts who live at the farm head- farm- is the only pacifist U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Cir (80) Three Stooges (13) PollUeaT ■ The bride is a daughter of Mr. quarters of the New England "camp” ehe kno'ws of In Ihe cuit, In New York and he (40) Adventure Th Psntdlss _ „ (^) Peter Jennings. News - drews of 56 Benton St. The (18) Alfred Hitchcock 7:90 (24) Something More' bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mfs. Robert Lewis Richard Committee for Non-Vtolent Ac- VolunKr^n area, has appealed to the U.S. Su 6:16 (34) IMendly QIant ' State Representative for Two Terms son of Lakeside Leuie, Bolton. ( 8-40) Combat (C) ' ' ■?' and Mrs. David C. Benes tlon are faced with a problem A meeting of ONVA leaders preme Court. 6:80 (40) Woody Woodpecker (13) Daktart (C) The bridegroom Is a son of Mr. (20) Scope (18) Subscription TV 1% '' y East Hartford. — ‘hew to guard against possible was called to discuss flie prob- Miller destroyed hie d i^ (24) What’s Now? Delegate, IV65 Constitutional Conv. and Mrs. Clarence. W. Card Sr. yiolehce without using violence lem of Improving security mea- card at a rally in New York, (80) WhlrlyUrds The Rev. Philip Hussey of St. of Norfolk. . ■ .5:46 (23) Uarabal DUIon Bartholomew’s Church fJer- - themeelves. sures ' “.without 'violating our City last year. 8;00 (34) USA.: Artl*tk The Rev. Hugh A. Qlllla of 6:00 ( 3-40) News. Sports, WeathSr ®-30 (HV3ff-33-30) QCcsslonsl WUs formed the double ring cere The . problem was stated by principles,” she said.! * Mrs. Swann said there are-no (dOk.'SeahUnt United Church perfonned the Mrs. Marjorie Swann,, a CNVA About a dozen people have weapons at the farm and the (12) Political ( 3-12) Red Skelton (C) Experience Counts mony and was celebrant at-the double ring ceremony. Mrs. (18) -Merv Griffin - ' > (■58-40)' Rounders (C) official, Monday bight after the been staying at tiie farm, Mrs. pacifists do. not believe In re (34) Calendar nuptial high Mass. Etouquets of Doris Skinner of Bolton was or (24) Travel Time chrysanthemums, gladioli and pacifists’ farm was named as Swann said, among them, her sorting to violence even In self- (22) Rocky and HI* Frienda 9:00.( 8^ ) Pruitte of Southamp Vote Democrotic ganist. Bouquets of gladioli one of the targets of an alleged own son, a crippled man In his • defense. But she said êy had 8:16 (22) aub HoU«« ' ton (C) ^ , pompons were on the altar.- decorated the sanctuary. (10-20) News, Weather , (10-20-22-80) Movie ,(C) The bride was given in mar ^plot by the right-wing Minute- 80s, and a young woman who to be concerned about the Safety (40) Cheyenne (34) Connecticut Issue The bride was ^ven jn mar- “■men to blow up what they' re- is expecting a baby. of those who stay at the farm, 9:80 ( 3-12) Petticoatt Junction (O riage by her father. She -wore a 6:80 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley (18). Subscription TV - 'rlage by her father. She wore a garded as training pamps for ' She identified the young worn- A group of young men-invad- ( 8-40) Love on Rooftop (O • full-length gown of Chantilly full-length gpWn of candlelight ( 3) Walter Cronklte (C) lace, designed with a jewel subverslves. an as tiie wife of David Miller, ed the farmhouse last July and (24) What’*,New? 10:00 ( 8-40) Fugitive (C) crepe, de^êd with batteau'* (20) Working Americana ( 8-12) CoiSn., What’s Ahead? neckline, long tapered sleeves, Dlst. A-tty. Nat H. Hentel of the first man to- be prosecuted broke up the'furnltPra, but the (O ^ neckline, lace edged elbow- Queens, N.Y., said Monday one under the new federal law pro- pMlflsts ^fu sed to testify (12) Newsbeat (C) (24) NET JouAial basque bodice, full tiered- skirt length sleeves, sheath skirt and ( 8) Newswire 10:80 ( 8-12) News Special (O SAVE STAMPS! 8uid a tiered court train. Her • of the objectives^ of the Minute- yiding a penalty of up to five, against them. ' 6:46 ( 8)' Peter Jenning*, New* .11:00 < 84-10-20-22-30-40) New*. SAVE MONeYf êncon laoe on waistline, hem- men was "a pacifist camp In or years In prison for destroying since that incident, the state' (30) New* Snorts. Weather bouffant veil of silk illusion was 1^1^-and chapel train. Her elbow- 7:00 (22-8040) New*, Weather (12) Newsbeat arranged from jeweied crown, near Voluntown, Conn." a draft card. Miller’s contHctlon police have stepped up Uielr pa- ' ( 3). Movie 11:18 (10-20-2200) Tonight (C) SIGN UP NOW “ / - , length'bojiffaqt veiveil of candle- - (20) Huntley-Brinkley (C) 11:20 ( 8-8) Movie • and she carried a cascade —trols In the area, Mrs. Swann (241 Book Beat light silk illu i^ wasw arranged said. 11:26 (40) Espionage bouquet of miniature carnations from - a clusterô small silk ( 8) Twilight Zone 11:30 (12) Movie , , , ■ and ivy. The barn burned down Oct.' (24) Paychology (18) Checkmate . . FOR BOUND OIL COMfANrS roses with pearl actlentA and EBF BATtrRO%irB TV WEEK FOB COMPETE t.WTINO Mrs. Richard Corbeil of she carried a bouquet of ctmd}^ r "'i « Events in Capital 16, the day after Miller’s- con Southington, sister of the bride, light roses and Ivy. viction was iq>held by thq»U.S. was matron of honor.. She wore Mrs. Lewis Hare of Old Lyme, No More Measles? ■ Gilbert islands, the "Lanl Court of Appeals,. jind Mrs. a full-length gown, designed sister of the bride, was matron WASHINGTON (AP) — iMfec- Bird" stayed In a cigar-shaped Swann said the state fire mar Radio AUTOMATIC DELIVERY with a maize- coiored brocade of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss live use of vacedne this winter ranging from 1 , ^ miles shal Is investigating the possl- (This listing taodnles only tliese nofra broodcasto of ID or 11 empire bodice, , eibow-length Dixie Card of Norfolk,' sister of and spring could wipe out com- the earth to about 23,000 biUty of arson, minute length. Some statlrtm esmr Other snort Mwacasts.) G E T ^ mon red measles from the Unit- -Sdn. IHiomaa 3 . Dodd, D- ■sleeves, and a vermouth colored the bridegroom; Miss Marilyn WDBC—1868 10:20 Speak Up Hartford crepe skirt with, a- maize bro ,Smith of Hartford and iflss Vir ed States In 1967, the govern- Its communications system Conn., whose home is . just a 5:00 Iiong John Wade 11:80 Barry Farber Show ment said today. „ still works, but It Is useful only tew miles south of the C3NVA 8:00 Dick Robinson 12:00 Comment cade Watteau back panel. She ginia Staubley of Uncasville. 1:06 News. Sign Off 13:16 News. Sign Off wore a crown of ivy, and she They were dressed alike in ' Dr. William H, Stewart, 8ur- ‘'for short periods when It whirls farm, denounced the Mlnutemen BnElCH™4I6 „ ^ WTIC—1086 carried a single long stemmed geon general of the U.S. Public Into line of -sight of earth sta- Monday, saying they had "lied, 6:0C Hartford Highlight* 6:00 Afternoon Bdttim floor-length gowns with avocado 8:00 Gaslight 6:00 News, Sporta, Weather yellow^ rose. green velvet bodices and bone Health Service, said 16 million tlons. ' tvristed and distorted" In a cam 17:00 Quiet Hours 6:36 Americana ■children have been •vaccinated A ’’scientific toy," said disap- paign against controls on the WINF-1288 , 7:30 News of the World Bridesmaids were Miss Carol I \ Thlbeau phnto crepe skirts. The gowns were- 6:00 News 7:48 Joe Oaragtola Andrews- of Manchester, .sister fashioned with round necklih’es, ’sincs rubeola measles vaccine -pointed officials. sale of firearms; 6:16 Speak Up Hartford 7:60 Sing Along MRS. RONALD FRANCIS LXl ib e r t E 6:00 New* 7:65 Brinkley Reports of the. bride, iind Mrs, goberf elbow-length sleeves, empire 'was Ucensed 8% years ago. . . Referrli^ to the arrest of 19 6:16 Barry Farber Show 1500 8:06 Pop Concert Andrews of Windsor, siA^lf^h- bodices and front panels on the ( But several million other chil- MissOe Pact OKM men and ’the seizure of tons of 6:45 Ixiwell Thomas . ., T he marriage of Miss _ Delores______of ManChesecr was mlild of hoH' .7:00 The World Tonight ...... btbeat to r VALUE STAMPS law of the bride. Their gîw Francis or- Mrs. Eugene Goyette of East sheath skirts. They wore petal , dren rem ain susceptible and WASHINGTON (AP) -— The weapons and ammunition, Dodd ra Sports, Weathei j- of moss.green brocade and mor- Ann Pease and Konaia rrancis DaWd veils caught at the forehead 7:16 Frank Gifford Johnson Show be protected during com- government has awarded a said, "I hdpe.this latest atrocity 7:30 Harry Reasonef WFOF—1416 . . . A WHOLE BOOK RILL tar colored crepe were styled to lîberte, both of Manchester, Middletown were With a leaf headpiece, and they Ipg niSnth^to order to eradicate $235.8-mlllion development and on the sensibilities of civilized ' 7:38 Face the Nation 6:00 Jim Meeker 8:00 News ■4:30 Ken Grlffla •• , X ' ' ■ ■ ■ match the honor attendant’s, was -solemnized Saturday mom- bridesmaids They were dress- carried cascade bouquets of jdhd dl6ease7Jie>f^d. production contract for an edr- men will serve to 'bring about 8:10 Speak Up Hartford ,/10:00 Hotline Stanips Issued after payment for first deltveiy. Nassiff photo They wore crowns of ivy cû^ch, ed alike lii full-length skim m er bronze frnd gold pompons with '; A vaccine to protMt against to-ground guided' missile des- the enactment' of a strong fed 10:06 (Comment ' 13:00 John Sherniaa rtibella, or German, measles Is Igned to be carried within 60 eral la)w . i . I know I have the MRS. DAVID J.-BENES : they each cam e a sing e g ^ bride is the daughter of gowns of fiesta pink with back velvet Iwws. Nasslfl photo stemmed red rose. „ nriae is me aaugnier oi e êad- Clarence W. Card Jr. of Bed- stUl In the experimental st^:^“e^ miles of enemy defenses. support of the vast majority of DOUBLE STAMPS ** paid for in fun wMiln 19 ^ ic - TnmiA T.ar«5nn of Wind- Mr. ;and Mrs. William KenneUi wws, ana maicning iiorai neaa- MRS. PETER CLEAVELAND PLATT . ^ days for amount of bllL ^ fu u .roo Peasc 103 White St. The bride- p i^ e s with circular veils. The served as nis broth- It’s a shorter-range relative to the American people who have sor, n ^ ^ o f e ri e, groom' is the son of Mr and honor attendant carried a cas- e rs best man. Ushers were Hoover Hits Ai the Skybott missile, on ^ c h been deludetf long enough by er girl. Her'outfit was styled to oi "ir. ana at deen nink min Kent Rlchal-dson of Bolton, in Fellowship Hall of Bolton State College, where she re -•dnore these daneerouadangerous nsvehonathapsychopaths.’ " AMERICAN LEGION if delivery Is pot hnnnr nttpnrtnnt’s. Mrs. Rosano LaLibSrte of 33 cade bouquet ot deep pink min- REGULAR STAMPS following month. ** ^ ^ match the honor attendant’s. iature carnation’s with accents ,brother . of the bride; Philip Center Congregational Church. ceived a B.S. degree. She is a Director J. Edgar Hoover said than $500 mUlion before secre- The Patriotic Party of Oon- Louis Burdell of North Brad- Grandview St. > carnations with accents of pale pink carnations. The Byme of. Norfolk and John For a motor trip to New York Grade 4 teacher with the ToU today the Uniited'States ’’weara Defense Robert S, Mc-^nectlcut, a group which des- dock. Pa. served, as best man. The Rev. John J. O'Brien per- State and Canada, Mrs. Platt land school system. "Mr. Platt a yoke of Infamy^ — a yoke Namara scrapped the ‘ project, cribes ttself a? the political arm Ushfers were Robert Andrews of formed the double ring cere- bridesmaids carried cascade Benîct of Tolland, NEW LOW PRICE bouquets of pale pink carnations Mrs. Richardson wore a navy, wore a checked lavender and is a 1960 graduate of North made of greed, hatir,-violence, He doubted whether Skubott of thi Mlnutemen, has called 24”HOUR Windsor, brother of the bride; mony and was celebrant at the green ;wool suit with matching west Reg;ionail High School, apathy and lawlessness.^, eodid be accurate over Its fdr the impeachment of Dodd. Bruce Emerson of East Hart—buptial'Mass, Mrs. Ralph .Mac- with deep pink accents. deep pu^Je and dark green bro- accessories. The couple will live ■Winsted, and he attended Yank in a message in the FBI’s Planned 1,000-mlle route, The Patriotic Party did not re ford and Frederick Pfeiffer of carone_ was organist and solo- Sugene Walter Goyette of cade three-piece suit. The bride CALL ANYTIME 1 f t - ® ® iEJast HartfonT served as best groom’s mother wore A gold in the ’Tcwn Hous'e 'Apartments, ton (N.D.) College and served monthly Law Enforcement Bui- The contract, Including $93.5 fer to Dodd’s proposal^ on gun Glastonbury. i®i- Bouquets of mixed white three years in the U.S. Arm^ letin. Hoover aescUled demon- mllUon for production of an'tm- BINGO GAUON Veriion, after NoV;'6..^ sales, however, but to the Sen- Mrs. Andrews wore platinum flowers were on the altar, man. Ushers were David Pln- wool dress. Both wore corAages SERVICE 900 Goto, or Mora He is a field adjuster with Com- strators, the courts and the apa- specified number 6t missiles, ,ate 'Ethics Oommittee’s Invea-- EVERY VUEDNESDAY NIGHT colored brocade- jacket dress The bride,was given in..mar- ette of Middletown and Rich of white gardenias and aweet- M r^Platt Is a 1961 graduate m erdarCredltEquipm ent Corp., thy'of many citizens for what he was awaid^ to Boeing Oo. of tigratlon of his dealiiiEls •with with moss green accessories and riage by her father. She wore ard Varseli of West Hartford. heart roses. ^ Manchester High School, and 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST< Mrs. Pease wore a gold bro . A reception for’150 was held a 1965 graduate of'Wlllirnahtic Hartford. called a ’’criminalistic burden” Seattle, Wash. The other $142.3 Julius Klein, a . public relations a cor.sage of Zorina roses. ^ The « fulldength gown of white peau ~that- grows heavier from year to tnlUlan is for de'velopment. man. ' • ’ bridegroom’s mother wore a be sole and lace, designed with cade ensemble, matching acces sories and a corsage of fall A • N pink suit with matching acces long tapered sleeves, lace ap Tolland County I, "How ls\th e cause of equal BOLAND OIL COMPANY pliques on bodice and sheath flowers. The bridegroom’s moth sories- and a corsage of pink tea IJfustice .under law favored by' VMJDE skirt with bouffant back, and HAVE YOU AN roses. ■ ' er wore rose crepe dress, match ■ noisy, defiant mobs yelling sl^ chapel train. Her bouffant veil Thorp Asks State Superb EVENT SCHEDULED EstobUshtd 1935 A reception for about 125 was ing accessories and a white or IJgâns, denying the free exercise of imported silk illusion was ar held at the VFW Home. For d chid corsage. THAT CAUS for I of constitutional rights of othejr ranged from a headpiece of Clean 2 Rivers 359 CENTER STREET 543-6320 motor trip to 'Washington, D.C., A reception for' 150 was held / I {citizens, and turning whole Mrs. Benes worA a celery green pearls and crystals, and she at Flano’s Restaurant, Bolton. FOOD?“; Walter Thorp, GOP candidate |munltles into nightmarish three-piece knit suit with brown carried a cascade bouquet of For plane trip to Bermp^, It may be a wedding, a- ban white carnations and pink lor representative from the 51st i^les of looting, rioting and as- suede accessories and a white Mrs. LaLiberte wore a maitwiing quet or Just an informal get-' JjBault?” he asked. orchid corsage. sweetheart roses. '' ' coat, dress and hat of aqua and (A-B-C) District says that there together of a society, lodge or Miss Sandra Lynn Cummings some friendly group. II "Oan we seriously. consider, Mrs. Benes is a 1963 gradu beige. are many people in the district J jeven for a moment, that this Is ate of. Manchester High School, / ‘awaiting further moves mi the We Are Prepared to I the precious right our forefatb- and a 1965 graduate of the' {{ers referred to as » peaceable Dental Hygiene Department of . part of the state of Connecticut Weiss Speaking to clear up pollutipn In the Wil- Serve You td Your • • assembly to petition'tie govern-. West Liberty (W. Va.) State |!ment for a r^fcesB College. She is ii member of the llmantic' and Hop Rivers." Complete 'Satisfaction To Sanitarians "The Willimantic River a dec- ;y>ces?" - . Hartford Dental Hygienist’s As- Our catering service Is set up sdeiation, and is employed as a Mancl^ster General Manager ^*^® says, “was -to be flexible enough to ac ;' New Lani Planned . hygienLst at Manchester. Mr. Robert êlsa tomorrow after-' commodate any size gathering. Benes is a graduate of St. Vin . men to havcjbeen ah excellent WASHINGTON (AP) — Sclen- noon wilt be one of th^ jnstruc- trout fishing stream. However, Why not call us and talk over IJtlsts wijl try qgain this month to V cent’s College, Latrobe, Pa. and the detallsT ■'|e8tablish commercial communl- Pennsylvania State College. He tors at the Sanitarians' Insti- our Elsh and Game Depart- is employed as a mechanical en tute on law and Admîstra- has npt stocked It for "the !«altionB via so^nite l over the {;Padflc 'Ocean — a job the Lanl* gineer at Pratt and Whitney, tion, conducted in the Commons Division of Uni ted Ai rcraf t - Bird satellite failed to accom- Building on the University of garden grove • I ipUsh. Corp,, East Hartford. The cou Connecticut campus. “ In the 1966 Legislative Ses- TELEPHONE 649-5313-^49-5314 ] Instead of settling Into a hov- ple will live at -9 W. Middle - 8>on, I co-sponsored a bill In -Tpke. ■Weiss will-speak on the sub- the sUte was to purchase ' ering orUt above the mid-Pantf- ject, . Organization of Coni- and repair the Eagleville Dcun', Rain... whst a men! munlty Health Sendees ^The and buy land directly associat- F m en stiff. . . mitenbic to liandle! ,13 weariiomelitei^ to tbe. kundiyl Post Office Case lor an Integrated Struc- with this property.; I have ture.” been assured that when the,pur FOR RENT Se^ks Station The session is for chief execU- chase has been made dnd other 8 and 16 mip. Movie Pro- Fallol’iilioto lives, health directors and sanl- preliminary work completed, Joctora sonnd or silent, also 33 nun. slide projeetors. MRS. ROSARIO ANGELICA In North End tarians from throughout the cleaning up this pollution will state, to give them a chance toi receive immediate attention WELDON DRUG CO. Miss Janis Eve Benson of Hartford, ’si$ter-in-l^ of the The Post Office is taking bids Engaged brush up |on law and admlnls-j frona the Water Resources Oom- 167 M ain '8 L —TeL 643*5321 Manchester became .the bride bride, was matron of honor. for a new contract station for trative rel concernlng* She wore a fu%Iength gown of Stie.1 .engagement of Miss Di- of Rosarlo~Angelica of Thomp- the. North End. Bids will be public - health. pink satin, and a matching {lo- opened on Thursday. gne Elizabeth Krob to Russell ■dnville Saturdajr morning a t, lien Schaller, ,both of Man frThe institute, which started ral headpiece. She carried a cas On the bid should be shown this 'morning, is jointly spon TO THE BEST the Church qf the Assumption. chester, has been announced by cade bouquet of pink carnations the location, with a drawing of sored by the Connecticut As The bride is th? daughter Of and sweetheart roses. the dimensions. A bond in the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al ' A len C. Krob of. 119 Maple St. sociation I of Sanitarians, .*the Mr. and Mrs. I Robert D. Benson R o^r Frangamote of Thomp- amount of $3,000 is required. Sanitary Engineers’ Dii?islon,^pf sonville, cousin of the bride The contract station will con DINING ■ of 33 Norwood St. The bride Her fiance is a son of Mr. the State Health Department, groom ’ Is the son of Mr. and groom, served as best man. duct Post Office business, in and Mrs: Raymond' Schaller of and the UConn Institute of cluding sales of stamps and • Mrs. Peter Angelica of Thomp- Ushers were Willfam Greene of 390 Lyd'all St. Phiblic Service. ■onviUe. f Manchester, uncle of the bride; stamped paper, money orders, Miss Krob is a 1966„.graduate The Rev. Ernest J. Coppa of and Richard Frangamore of registered iand in.sured and cer of Manchester High ■ Stljool and Thompsonville, cousin ofj the tified mail, and accept parcel the Church of the Assumption is-attending the .Crea^ve*Schqol Can Adjourn Congress BUCKBOARD I performed the double ring cere bridegroom. 1 ' post for mailing. The station of Hairdressing, Hertford. ■ ' ; - ;■■■ mony. Bouquets of white chrys Mrs. Benson wore an aqua- will al.sq deliver mail into lock Schaller is a 1963 ^ a d u a te pf The Constitution empowers A|kl Ih w . . . honn of iioning .very w sdti anthemums were on the altar, crepe and lace dreilsi with boxes which will be furnished Manchester High School and a the president to adjoiini Con- i matching hat ' and acce.ssories by the Post Office Department;. STEAK HOUSE The bride was given ,in m ar 1965 graduate of Howell Cheney gress at such time as hg.m ay F O R A 29H_MAIN STREET—GLASTONBURY, COIW. riage by her brother, Robert' and a •■'Corsage ot pinll sweet Hours of this station will.. bV Technical'School. He is employ- think proper when the .House Benson of East Hartford. The heart roses. The bridegroom’s '.subject to the rules and regula^ ed,as an apprentice at Indus- and. Senate disagree with ^re S P E C IA L "Private Banquet Room Por All Occasions? 1 bride wore a full-lei^th gown mother wore a moss green crepe tion.s of the Post Office Depart trial Palterns, East Hartford.' s p ^ to the time of adjourn-. Por Reservations—CaU 6SS-5226 tiresome o o of white lace said n^t.over pink and lape dress with matching ment. • No date' has been announced ment. No president has, how- OCCASION? SefLand Hear “The Sy Qnlnto Trio” ; . aatin.'Her veil of pink silk il hat'and accessories and'a ..cor- ■fhe new contract station is to for the wedding. ever, exercised this power. Priday and Saturday Evenings . | replace, the preseqU-atation 16-' Open Suhdays 12 Noon to 9 PJMe—Liquors Served ' lusion was arrangefP. from a .sage .of yellow mums. , {Rent a new Comet or •fl . ^ A reception for 125 was held catedjon Oakland St; in the C. crown of seed \pearls, and 'She Mercury. Low Rates . . . ssssssss^sssssssssssss^^ss^sssss^s^ carried* a cascade bouquet of at the Village Lantern Barn, Rr Burr Office Bldg, which has WINDOW a wldte carnations and pliik Tolland Tpke. After a | motor been la operation for several Daily . . Weekly months. According to'Postmas F u d o A is a ] '^(Wêthcart ^roses. trip to Canada, the couple will LARGE SHIPMENT JUST IN OF ~ Monthly. - t . SHADES live at Thompsonville. , ter Alderi-Bailey, the station is cannot Gsw^ into tiw atmoqphaiei Mrs. Robert Benson of East seeking to ^relinquish Its con-. You can forget about the weather with a modem Flame- Mrs. Angelica is employed WOOL STRIPS FOR BRAIDED N^SKle to Order It ignitoe only when atcixdnd In the at'M anchester Modes. Mr. An tract. I . > less ELEcntic clothes d b t ib . I t ’s so oonveniimt. Because'you ■ ■ niKfMRm) Bring yonr old rallen in I m n c m . gelica Is employed ât Pioneer AND HOOKED RUGS and save 85o per shade cm pop things,in an^ time, you get by v fe fewe^ family confines of yonr For M si THIS YEAR Parachute Co. ’ Chn^mas Sale . 4 Seiîors iWin , ALSO clothes. j peaoe of mand at home and awaf^ GIVE YOURSELF Complete Line Of Supplies i[pr Rug Maldnjr. Lessons May Be Arranged. \ YBIEriAN BLINDS i n d i t o i i i Columbia Drive With! Gostiimes RESERVE A CAR i'- ' ai^dSotial NOW, BESS OF A LL... with the ^^mutpent press’* febrics A J ■ T • Four tn’embers of the Man- HARRY M. FRASER COMPANY NOW CALL (now available in eyerythiiig Tnm ]ing|Brie and womeq^ JjEW YOIW (AP) — Oolumr 192 HARTFORD ROAD „«JMLANCHESTER. UONN. MAGNIFICENT blfi Unijversitly,. launching a , Chester Sen ior Citizen’s Club Shop Hours — llrA.M. to 4 P,M.,:iThorsday Eve. 7 - Or blouses to men’s and. cbHdr^’s alacliB) Ihete is no iry drig drive to raise $200 million, in yesterday w in awards at a Hal ZION LUTHERAN CHPROH loween PartiT.spon.sorea by the. 643-5135 r necessaiy, Just (xiss them in yourRutomatic electrife dryCT. MAGNAVOX... ' three lyears,^ hai received ^ COOPER and HIGH jSTREHT^ 11 1 grant of $35 million froih the Senior CitS?i n’s Club of Pitts-' They w ill come out tu m ble-dei£d :.i . . le-fi;4e(apd Ford Foundation. field, Mass, About 80 members ..V, ^,L. Qualify The sum, .jhe largest single of the Manchester Club went by LEASING 5 . lesMy to wear. You ^v e hours of ironing every weelL amouht'ever given a imiversity bus to the Pittsfield party. ■ 1 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4th See the many new mod^ at your ai^liahce dealer socim end the apedid COLOR TV at one time by the foundation, , Winners were- Mrs. Ella Ham- ^ alum inum PRppUCTS > Orte^TVo-'nu’ee AT 6:00 P.M. , was knnofjnced Monday -as ilton; prettiest costume; Mrs, | Year*Le

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-B oW ing hetseM as being from INSURANCE; ÎNC e ' *Cook for Conffret^ Texas rces Individuals singing the 8 fee shop ih downtown New Ha- Democrats ' have controlled The isth seat, held by Repub- Homeowners are requested gram. The sailor stood against W haf's In venr ■'Ballad of 11)® Green Berets.’'’ the state Senate since 1959 and llcan Charles A. Bisbee of Ches- to rake their leavM To the a back wall and tried to strike Billed ah "an evrat of national ■Whien It ended, the house this year go into the election terfield, is up for g ^ b s with l l edge of the sideWalk a.nd .up conversations with the beat Your Policy? Importance,” it featured clowns. lights went up. Olid someone with a 27-18 margin. In t h e Bisbee’s resignation for." a. p ost. not onto' the s^rêt. dancing giris, accordlontete, ai^ i shouted “ ThaPa all, tolks” . House, Democrats have held as associate coihmissioner of jiilp If you have a package policy you Tomorrow’s'^streets are: a wide assortment of individuals The rest of the people in the Candidato Cook could not be sway since 1955 and had a better the Department of Public jiiiii may feel your home is fully “cov Sjtarl^weather St. ; Who could not possibly be de- ôm watered a ^ t scream- found for a comment, than 2 -1 majority this year. Works. . Ijjiii Phelps Rd , ' scribed In M words or less. laughing, kissing, . and ered.” But do ydu know what’s in D.oane''st. ' And Republicans don’t appear Contending in that district are iât policy—-What it covens and event was staged by sup- ®**°*^f' . , * w . to stand much cbance'of cutting Rep. JoKh D. Barrus, R-Goshen, OaitwOo'd Rd. wh^^t it doesn’t cover? Boats, jew porfera of Robert Cook, a Tale Tanker Slices those margins appreciably this and Wallace J. Puchalski, a Ûbum Rd. *- .J^lology profeitoc running for the year. Northampton Democrat. elry, credit cards, hobbies, etc. are 'Avondale Rd. • . ’ C o n g r ^ in Oonneetteutrg Third P®tron y w h ^ ^ a ^ a l l W ck SaVajâh Bridge In the Senate, 13 incumbent In the House, the arithmetic not always adequately , covered by Robin Rd. D i^ ^ on a platform opposing or treat bag fffled ^ h coide^ Democrats will be elected with poses the same problem for the average “package.” Call us for •if! Bowers S’t. U.S. involvemeW in Viet Nalh five sugar cubes. ha« a viêt '^SAVANN;UJ, Ga. (AP) — A out opposition. Three Republi Republicans. information. 1, Princeton St. —and .1 eericing stronger ,.anti-pov crayon and a “ message” ; The can candidates for the •Senate There, now are 196 Democra / Tanner St. messages ranged from "Oqok 612.-foot tanker sliced into a rail prog^T^s.^ are unopposed. tic representatives, 68 Republi Henry St. for Congress”, to "Play Hop- road bridge over the -Savaitoah To gain a 21-member major cans, 1 Independent and 6 va THE ifference Harvard Rd. m ^ r“ Monday'night, se.re^ng ity, Democrats have to win only cancies'. Wellesley Rd. they said was ” an attempt to structure and sending, tona eight of the remaining races A total of 66 Democrato Will Green . Rd. (White St. to May we quote rates and assist you . Woodbridge Sjt.) ap^ y new techniques Ip the ^ A young man wailing of steel and cross ties into the and chances-are they’ll do'.a lot be elected to'-’the House without th ^ ter t o a political o q m - êicnUy toto a ^cropheme sig- better than that. opposition and only 16 Republi oalKn ” naled the end of the prellmi- witter- ' Among those Democratic sen cans have no opponent. as we have ISO many others? There""wqre no Injuries, how ^ ■•new . , * “ • ? « »■'sltion feut That means there are 169 con M I S A C S e ts ever, when the tanker Louisiana are favored for re-riection are tested seats and Democrats 5S'M f!”’tir£ce“Sh'S tl.™b” 2 S bit n „ .p « th.£ .»nneel.d M Mary D"Fohseca of Fkll River, have to pick up only 56 of those He^ll Have Plenty of Time on His Hands ^'.nl“ k.bSd,"w »r™ 0 ..‘S..neee«a.dlt»l.»tb. S.vM,btf. James P. Rurak of Haverhill, to gain a J2 1 majority in the Busing Panel tracUve girl In jF W b o y suit fi«>r around the main stage - .Charleston, S.C. . . , Charles V. Hogan of Lynn^:An- House. It is' expected, that Dem' As his coiworkers look dh, Paijl J. Qulsh,* center, smiles his the school system after serving eight years as custodian et who escorted patrohp inside by ® wooden platform about 10 feet The 24,000-ton tanker, loaded drea F. Nuciforo of Pittsfield.^ ocrats easily will winâ total of in its issue of Oct. 28, Time thanks Yor the gold watch and sweater presented him yes Bennet's Franklin Building. lie plyed Jhe plasterer’s trade ' holding a pair of cap p is ^ ^ t o square, only a few inches off the with, liquid Bulphur in ftlsUlated Senate . President Maurice A. -.ÔO-IOO House seats to g^ve them Magazine’s education section terday afternoon at a tea held by the teachers anirstatt of for many years before being employed ta the schools., H[e and ' their backs. *^\^floor. ^ tanks, was out of Port Sulphur, Donahue'of .Holyoke, Beryl W. another,2-1 majority. discusses, several integration Benn^t Junior High School. George. Bradlau, principal, to ' his wife, who was a guest At the tea, live at 87 lila c St, Once inside, the patron was A blaring, raspy rendition of La ., aind scheduled for ports in Cohen of Brookltoe, A m es F. In,some of the districts listed busing 1 programs around the Quish's.l^t, made the presentation! Quish has retired from (Herald photo by Satemis.) ' , Introduced to' Cook who was ‘*Tankee Doodle” sounded from Maine and New Hampshire. Burke of Brockton, Samuel. Har- as unfcpntested. Republicans will country, among them tlie Hart can standing in a corner shaking fi** loudspeakers and a bevy of •nie ship is owned by Pelican mon of Boston, John J. .Ctonte run ’’stiqker” or write-in THE ford program in which Man Public offlqe hours should be girls, one------playing—I------an—»__ji— accordion, Marine Carriers Inc.. of New of - Worcester and James A. hands as he glanced nervously 1 didates. -But any success these chester is participating. held in Manchester for the pur LMT to Give others carrying pom-poiria or candidates might have would Legislatur^Should Meet about him. ^ York. _ Kelly of Oxford. "The results so far, add up to pose of listening to public sen American flags, marched into The collision during a heavy Democratic Sen* Philibert D only be minimal in affecting the A number ot unusual activi a remarkable brid^tag of the timent and desit’qs. Questions Extra S h o v ^ g ties vied for the patroiv^S atten the hall. The audience, as if r e -, fog sliced the Seaboard Air Pellegrini of Arlington, James House’s party balance. worlds o f two kinds of child hearsed,. got up and followed 1967 MERCURYS cans could be answered and siigges; IJnes bridge in two, crashing a J. Loiig.of Woburn and Francis tion after he had meit the can ren,” says. Time, going on to tlons considered from, any Man " O f ‘M r. Roberts’ them. span and a tower sectlpn into X. McGann of Cambridge may ■■ C didate. vjgive examples of hew Negro The three Republican candi- call being heard more and more, chester elector regarding sub A scent of Incense permeated the river channel.'Officials said have trouble with their Repub- . On a small stage were three children from Hartford, Boston, for Manchester’s General One cannot- help but feel toe jects within the jiurisdlctlon of ' TTie little Theater qf Man the air as three long-haired water traffic would be blocked lican opponents. good-looking, long-haired girls W e^ C a r ry I^ h M te r, J jcw AngolM ar.d^Cin-. ^^gembly seats, in a joint state- same anxiety and frustrations the local state representatives. chester jL’TM) has announced _ _ '.jijjg young meh dressed lii Special tor several days. Itoll traffic In the 1st 'Hampden District, Ail Models Now On Diiplay^\j improvising a chorus line. cinnatiândJ their white class ment Issued today, have pledged our• ancestors felt at toe time "Positive, action must be that an addiUonkl performance niort v^tûOTS of the three had Forces uniforms came charging was reroutod Donald Ryan, a Springfield of “Mr. Roberts,” besides those mates are faring os they study "true representation” to toe of toe Boston tea party, when taken now. A' true understand a sUcker which said ’’Give to ^h® accusing persons — _ Democrat, Eind Theodore W. already publicized, has been ' Featuring and play together in the sub pOTple of Manchester. their problem^! and cries went ing of representation must .be the USO” pasted to her back- picked at random of being mem- Bamford7a Springfield Republi-/^ jBcheduled for Wednesday, Nov. MERCURY COUGAR urban schools. , ^ ‘‘ They propdse two solutions to ignored. returned, toe voice of the peo bers of the Viet Oong,\and pre- A rea W eather can, are vying to succeed Sen. The All New 16 at 8:30 p.m. at Bltag Junior How the local experiment, toe ” prpbienTS"tTtat~4 ^se daily, jjg,ve some positive pro- ple heeded OTd acted upon. We a ’ young man with shoulder- tending to execute them. Stanley J. Zarod, D-Springfield, High School Auditorium. It WINDSOR l o c k s ' (AP) — who, resigned. i. T op Winners of the Halloween Window FataUng Contest show winning paintings and receive "Project Concern,^’ is worl ing weeklyând monthly thim our pog^ls to bring' you, toe citizens so oftetl find out that we,dqnt length hair and a beard banged Hwever, toe Green Berets ^ ^ Weather Bureau says out ta Manchester will be the community and stab know what we miss in life until will ^ be sponsored v.. . by Charter out honky-tonk music on a piano werfe\ stopped when a clown ______On toe'Republican ^de, Sens, awards from Joseph Garman, chairman of the Retail Division qf the Chamber of Commerce, ■ . of Manchester and the State of cloudiness will subj.pct o f a panel being held^ The first is annjiffl sessions Of we lose It. This can ^>0 true also while stud dng a blaaSc sheet ot dressed as a cook (toe syni-, prevail in Con- John J. Parker of Taunton and - They are, left to right, Denise L’Heureux of lOtf W gm oke Rd., Mary McCooe of 32 Durkin St., .Connecticut, true representation. 3 nectlcut through Wednesday. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at S t the Legislatun toncerning our voice In gov Tickets dnd further informa* music paper. ■ holism did not go unnoticed) W illem D. Weeks of Cohasset Michelle Begin of 236 Center St and Helen Mader M 68 Branford St (Herald photo by Pta- "Our Republican proposal is James’ School. , The secon^ls public office ernment and our freedom. tlon bn' the’ Noy; 16 perform-, World War n films showing entered- and dispersed toe Spe- A cold front which was mov- are the only Incumbents without « to.) that annual sessions of our Con ' n ie meeting is being sfionsor- hours wlthly toe town, so that "Our Republican proposals ance . may bb obtained fromBea men in gas masks, children mu- clal Forces by throwing pies. Ing rapidly eastward Monday opposition. ’The third unopposed necticut Legislature be held .in ed by the Manchester Interfaith “questionsôuld be answered are made with the slncerd In Shankman at Leonard’s .Shos tUated by Nazis, '85nd Hitler him- While toe cook was throwing has stalled through western Republlcaii Is illiam L. Salion- order to act upon, and bring to Social Action Council, and it and siiggestions considered terest of truly representing yob, Store; Main St. self ranting, raving, dnd rolling his pies, a slrra Walled, , and Pennsylvania and will drift very stall, sot of U.p. Sen. Leverett T2^Stud.enls Receive Awards Repeats solution, problems that arise o v will bring together several edu from any Manchester elector.” the voter." Ernest Clrillo. ■ director .of bis eyes, were being projected someone started screaming “ Air slowly eastward from now on. Saltonstall,- R-Mass.R Young Sal dally, weekly, and monthly with cators Intimately concerned ’Hie. three GOP candidates. "Mr. Roberts,” has also direct on a wall. The background mu- raid! Take Cover!” , whereupon Weak, low pressure systems will tonstall is runhing for the 3rd !ax A id S | a n d in our communities and statei, În Halloween Paint Contest with beginning and operating whose entire statement follows, FOUR OAMBUNO ARRESTS ed “Death of a Salesman," and sic included German mEuxshing toe audience hid under pieces f®*™ along this front and move ®®sex Dirtrlcl seat relinquished Many problems arise that need “Streets of New York" fer •*The plight of retired Con to e program here. The. public are Vincent Genovesi,- .Assembly . NEW HAVEN (AP) — The songs played at' an ear-shatter- of crepe paper, folding ch ain or northeastward, bringing rain in- by Sen. - Philip A^Graham, R- MANCHESTER V, Twelve atudehta from town Hlgh, and Joanne Slossberg and immediate and decisive action. LTM. He is a graduate of toe Hamilton, who' bCBtime a turn: necticut residents forced to live I s ' invited. District 18; Robert Stavriltsky, Federal Bureau of' Investigation tag volume. Whatever else was handy. . to.the region. ^ ...... o ------Bchoola recently received Wendy Morrison, also Of 111- U niversity of Connecticut pike commissioner, incomes that constantly Panelists will taclude Isador Assembly District 19; and Wil- "With our present system of made four arrests Monday in "A young man dressed as a ’The ” air raid” eqded when , With these conditions, PLUMBING jt awarda for winning entriea they meeting every other year feta-k School of Drama and has di skies Republican senators wjio have The Best Luxury Sports Car You Can Buy Fca: The Mijney ^ ‘^ r a d e winners are: First shrink, because they remain toe Wolf, Green School principal her Little, Assembly District 20, what waS described as ah Inter monk sat in a comer sudilng the cook reappeared and led toe will be mostly cloudy Submitted ta the annual Hal 8 rected more than 60 shows in through Wednesday with per- Democratic, Democratic opposition to their Michelle Bee In and same, calls for prompt considT and coordinator for Manches- “A learned teacher once said few months,______more and more state gambling operatidni'’-' his thumb, qbUvious. to toe fact audience to toe other end of toe SUPPLY CO. loween Window Painting Con- place, Begin centrtd'Connecticut re-election bids are Harold H. J. “ ‘ eration by toe next session of tor’s .role ta the project; Mrs. toe (large issues hang on small problems are accumulated and that a ballerina, iVHo had been hall, where a sort of giant pin haps a little sunshine this mom' „ . „ „ ^ ERNEST LARSON, ..:^p, tiist, aponaored by the Retail Helen Mader of St. James’, Charged with transporttay "*• -__ •- -- • -_•;_^ the Legislature," said State Dwen A n d t^ s,-sin .îûcational pegs. Many things toat seem due to lack o f time they are gambling paraphemaH across pirouetting aroOTd toa hpU, had yatayaw hungnung irviiifrom toeuib ceiling.uoutiig. Asa s tag. mg. There is i» a a chance (jiianuc of y* rainlaiii of Newd Be^rd,_^ 1.1 Vi Allan 877 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 'XXviaion of the Chamber o f whose poster was displayed at Sen. David M. Etorry o f Man- aide and member o f the -Hart^ relatively unimportant (or tabled or just ignored. Often state lines ' were VtacSnt *'Ju3t leaped qver his head. toe audience laughed, applaud- developing late today wlth..pe- F. Jones of Ba^table, George 'Commerce and toe ’Town Rec toe W. T. Grant Co. at the S to rm ’s • D ig tan ce MORIARTY BROTHERS cheater today. ’* ford supportive team; Mrs. small pegs) develop into large hasty decisions are made and at $1. Ford, 66, of Ridgefield; his T he audience, which was near- ed, . gurgled, . bream ed and riods of rain quite. tonight and. itation Department Farkade; second place, Mar •p ly Ih^stiiîshable from toe moaned, toe cook broke toe pta- Wednesday. , Barry, running for re-election Gloria Saniuels, a supportive issues which might have been most only temporary, solutions ^.year-old son VincOTt F. Ford It Is possible to toll how far “CONNECTICUT’S OLDEST LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER” ' Students from 7th and 8 th jorie Johns and Meredith Cow from the '4th Senatorial Ks- teacher, from Hartford; Mrs. solved earlier and easier if giy- are found; Do you realize that of Danbury; Irving P. Hawkes, away an electrical storm Is by i, cast, Was made up Yale stu- yata, releasing dozeijs of "Cook Temperatures i will be mild grades were given the awards an of ming Junior High, postj- with only a small range be at s. Sh ««nnArmar- reiterated W" proposal o f Doris ^him m el, kindergarten en a listening ear and '8ome\nearly.toe entire legislative ses-, 37^ of iWoodbury; and Alfred watching for toe Jagged streak dents, beatnik-type girls, tCam- for Congrress” balloons, on the six entriea Judged l'>6St tween daytime highs and night 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 ?*f 1 several weeks ago, ’’The state teacher at Waddell School; Mrs. positive action. Our very free- sions are now devoted to budg- Sommal 66, of Brewster, N.Y. of lightning, then counting o « pus* hangers-on in beards and But the audience didn’t have 301^ CENTER STREET ’Two students w ork^ as a teatal time lows dud to toe cloudiness.] It should make It possible for toe Patricia Guay, Grade 3 teachejf dom and basic beUef in govern- etary items qnd approprlatldns 7 -Hie four were arraigned be- to e 'i^ o n d s until toe thunder sandals, two middle-aged ladies time to gather them up because on a single entry. Eight stu- and David Blanchard or, at. towns to grantm ,n t it«its .t»BArvtnirdeserving r«-reat Green;------ment and Mrs.of, by, Rena and Bacon, for our people The needs facing toe people of fore U.S. Oonmlssioner Carroll noise reaches you. Thunder wearing "Cook for Congress ’ ■ toe girl in toe cowboy suit, an- and precipitation. dents received honorable men-^.James', poster at Tire City. tired citizens substantial prop- Grade 6 teacher a]t Highland hangs on this type thinking, this town and state are ignored W- Brewster, who get bond at travel^ one mile ta five seconds. Honorable mention went to tion.Dn. ^ Honorable menuon wenii to ^^y tax exemptions’ Park. Listening and acting means true wltli the result that serious $1,000 each for Hawkes and the If It takes 16 seconds fo r toe Judges for this year’s contest Elizabeth Thurston and Donna Barry’s statement’ Barry’s statement’fotlows:, All of toe panelists partici' representation of, by, OTd . for Issues and problems develop, younger Ford, and released liblse t o , reach you after toe were Mrs. Norman I j . Dutton MoriarW of St James’ | and “The. difficiUties of people pated in' toe W est Hartford our people. The cry of taxation “Something further could be Somma and the elder Ford ta flash, you know ttas atonn iii and MrSi CUnton Hendrickson, Pamela Murawski and I Ann I- AN OPEN LETTER with fixed incomes frequently summer workriiop during which without true rdpreîehtation is a done to eliminate this situation. their own recognizance. three miles awajr. FOR A STRONG, RESP ONSIVE VVOICE both art teachers, and Mrs. Granger, also of St James’. tacioase as toe state tuid na Lhcy established policies for Robert Scheflach of t^ventry, tion grow more and more pros Manchester and! worked out president o f the Memebester A' IN- THE STATE LEGISLAATURE... perous and ad^tments are details of the program. To the Vofm of. the 20th Generol Assembly Disttkt, Fins Art Association. Awards Church' Canvass needed, if sô to retain - Mrs. Scliimmel, Mrs. Guay , ' (Vw|)fcinck School and West Side B®®) were presented to the first, their normal, rightful places ta and Mrs. Bacon have'Hartford second and third place winners Slated Sunday society. pupils in their classea in tlie seventh 'and eighth, grads “ Right how, for. Instance, at Wolf 'wdil/'inake a factual JOHN BONEE categories. Concordia Luthfran Ctourch least one out of every nine presentation about toe ' pro- ELECT VIN GENOVESI Winners ta the contest are': will have its Every Member (joimecUcut ciUzens is receiv- gtam; team members will com , WILL FIGHT . D uring the past three weeks I ha^trjpd^to visit many of you in your Grade 7, first place, Mary Me- -viaitation Sunday afternoon, tag social security benefits. The ment and answer questions. s t a t e representative , 18th DISTRICT Coos and Denise L’Heureux, j^core than 50, teams are ex great majority of them are Aim present Will be Mra. homes. I regret that I will not be able^qineetidl of you before election day^ students at St. James’ School pected to participate to seewte people 65 and over. Nancy Carr of MISAC who ta • RISING PRICED However, from now until November 8, I shall continue ringing doorbells, •'7 who4e poster was displayed at pi«The surname O’Brien is ‘ de 7 he purpose of this letter is to make sure that each of you has receiv^ ) Mari-Mads. Honontale mention iiatrucUons. "Wages and salarlies usually rived from Brian, toe Christian' have caused these problems! ^ name of toe greatest medieval' riiy campaign brochure which bnefly describes my life, my reason for seek-, 1 In toe Grade category went to Members taf toe congregation lag behind but they neverthe- ■i Robin Bergamtai and Daryl are remind^' to be at home less do. keep rising as toe cost king of independent Ireland. ing office in the State Legislature and the things I wonid try to accomplish ' ‘ Juran who attend Uyng’ûnlor Sunday to receive the ■visitohs. of living rises. For those on Usually knoym as Brian Born, ' ■ ' ■ ' ------T-r------:------— ’ •' fixed tacomea, however, only he 'Was killed in a battle in BONEE when elected. Teams of volunt^r workers have been going door to door the living coist goes up. 1014. nightly a^nd on Saturdays, to giye this^brochure tolyou. If through an over “ All too Often now aday peo-<, , for o strong independent voice in pie on - fixed incomes h | iv e to CAMPAIGN; GETS BOOST sight, m y ^ lf or my workers have missed you, please tdephone me at my abandon their dreams of a life LAKE, N.Y. CONGRESSr home, number 649-7757 and we will make sveyy effort to see that brochure time, sell their homes and make (AP) —The Executive Council FOR EXPERT of toe New York State AFTjCIO other "sacrifices ta o^der to sub This adv’t paid for by Bonce for Congress Committee, John T. W ilc^, Treasurer is delivered to yoii promptly. j ^ W HEEL ALIGNM ENT— W HEEL BALANCING sist. has appropriated $10,(XX) to start RAD U TO R REPAIRING AN D RECOHING ‘What I strongly advocate is a campaign to uniontae'' toe COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE :. „.tbat _ toe state make it possible - state’s farm workers. ^ „ SEE,' for towns to grant -its deserv- J tag. retired citizens substantial - property . t a.xV- ex^ptiohs..,^ S o far I have met many wonderful people jn my doorbell ringing. I am There'is’nbtoing really new and CUUKE MOTOR radical about toe idea. A grate meeting people of all party affiliation and-they' have been most hospitable I 801 BROAD STREET— 643- 9S 21 ful federal government has al and kind, I respectfully ask these folks for their Vote, inasmuch a!s when ready done toe same thing for veterans.” elected, I will representâll of the people, regardless of party, i ■ I ' ! ■ » - 1 ■ Public Records John, Yin, Marie, josie, Peter, Paul, Gina ‘ ,1 VOTI Wariante&'peeds Sherwood Clrclefihu:. to Thom \ . DEDICATED TO DIVE YOU A PROGRAM OF PROGRESS' ASSENT^R fALLOT as L. BeStor, property on Tlnii- ber TralL , L , f- . Stanley Bray, Gladys Bray, • If yon w in b e alhsent fr o m tthe S tate d u rin g vot r . # RGtvrn goyeriHiwnt to jrtie p aep i* ^ Harold W. Garrity and ArlynS ing hours op N ovem ber 8. (I| a jp . to 7 p . m . ) . - M. Garrity, to Rbxie E. Leone, , A Angelo J. Leone and Fred W. ii Close, lialsoii vyM i Voteik,^ ((teping them infermed • If yoteare ill or ph ysically d isa b le and u n able to Leone, property on Spencer St. t . V - a : ! '■ ' ■'• -V v.iV ■ r . ; ; +■ : ' Mary L. Kuzmlnskl to Terrell L a ." " .. It Hoîlig to m0ot yoM ' .^.\and :previ4|ng ,coslstc»c#Cv\^‘.,.' . . •' M ;|vote jjersqp at the i Austta Rice Jr. and Caipl W. George "Ted” La ponne io get fne\ best, vote Proven Leadership! * V e ^ yop ^ a m em ber of the A ^ e d Forceis. 'Rice, property at Garto and ^ beforo dectioii, ^ ' A M •*#. Cm Im V-’ - - ..... ' r . . , • t ' , \ V ' ■ ' I Aid te Senior Citixens . i '- ^ Ludlow (Rds. ; J Philip A . SptaeHa -ond'Lydia # Increased jstofo edg to education T o I t h e l R epnblicaii Tow n C om m ittee, 806 I V I ^ n Spiiiella Cb&ries J. Crocipi' WILBER Lin U , j, ■ 1 , -and Helene^. Croctai, property i) GEORGE U | 0NNE for STATE SEItRTI StTM i^ M anchester, C onn. P lease arran ge A bsentee at 16 S Y an ^ Dr. I VIgereus loppirt'. IÛôn B ^ d t f o r ; Qoltolalm Deeds .~Tlie.-Haitford Electric TUght t ; ■■ •••#•##6 •••twee • Sohr , 1' V^0 ter*s N s id 6 •••••• 4 * • • *' ,Cq. to, Roger, oioott, prw^rty ■•'..■*-•^*'•’’^^7 '* ' off W. Center St. VOTE LA BONNE. . . liEPUBLICAhf ^.iVOTENOVEtdBER«' • • •-• e •« t • e'p''* >#•••.•• s T e1« ••••eeeeee Roger'Olcott to toe Hartford »'■ : •V i- ( t VI- h Electric Light'Co., property off V6tE REPUBLICAN D on’t delay, C bm plete M ri BlaU T oday : W.'Center St v LA BONNE FOB SENATE OQMMITTEB ' Marrla^ license ' .' ; F or F urther Inform ation— 'TeL 649-2859 . , ( RuaseQ John Landeen, ’Veis Thta ad apoM orad b y tlM NOVEMBER^ r : ^ non,’ tond Margaret LqtiiM me* UraiUCANi TbWNl COMMITfEi -Gnith, Beet Hartford,' Nov. 9, little fw R epreeentatlv# ’ t ' This adv't' Sponsored fey Ocnovea to t RepresentsUve Committee St iiiwys . T - T f ■ \ T-- ' \ ■ . V

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■'t : jI , ' I . ' • ■ . , ■ . ■ - ^ J- c .-* '' ';.i .''.'♦J'-' MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU>, M ANCHESI^, JC G ^., TUESDAY, Npy^^BER l| 1966 PAGE FIFTEEN 4 1 . YAUE FOUKTEEN 'M/^VJHESTER EVENING iEKAlJ> IkLANCHEisfER, CQNN^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER , 1066* of ^ Barry Rd. was driving backlash In Polish "neighbor to' deny the present high tsfpjl of. St. Bridget's Holy Name Bo 250;000 Strong • , -,v ; !^rida Woman south o n . Dorothy Rd. abd ■ ' ' - ' ' ot h ou ^ g and general deVelop- ciety, as well as a- member of Inside hoods. , , turned right onto Helaltie Rd: t Bo, •Wllbams' strategists ment of Manchester la in at the .Holy . Family Retreat in Crash when hey car waa htnick by a TEe /Open Foriiin least a smOU part' due to ‘Mr. • League of MMichester. counted heavily on Sen: Robert car driven by Susan E. Gryk Alvord’s sincere Interest hi the SoclMly he Is a member of > o r l F. TCennedy'o visit here last ______Ân elii^dmay y Floridai woman of 37 Academy St., fblng west Saturday, (Oct. 29),' to .. gain "Cold War’ Veterans suffered a to^ctured nose and Town of Manchester. ,the Maglianese Socle^, the HBHB&k, TH6 0 RDEk0 t= tH B d )U ^ SUlji ..a on Helaine Rd. OaamnmloAUQiia for publlc&tlra In the Open Forum win not In conclusion the writer wish- Army-Navy Club and tlM Man (Continued tronr Page 8) back ground In the Polish com multiple cuts at-d p.m! yester be guaranteed pubUcation If they contain more than 800 es. M r Alvord a fuil- and en- Chester L«dge of 1 Elks, munity where WllUams was day when an a p p sm t black out words^ The Herald r^ r v e s the right to decline to publlah Joyable reUrement in his new He resides with He wlfb, the working- man. Similarly, they o n e , worshlppM as a deml-god. f ^ream into. Colleges_ at the wheel raused>w car to any matter that may be Ubeloua or Which la In bad taate. home. The writer hopes the former Josephine Martin of are blandly confident that the That he despbrately needs out- 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — Near- month'b benefits for each month ram a telephone irole « Main Sorority Visits Free expreralon of political Views IS'desired by contributions Town will as the writer has, - Manchester, and his five ^ 1 - yôrklng man could not possibly side help whore hs once was of this character birt letters which are defamatory or abusive lly' 250,Odo of America’s “ cold sp4nt In uhlfqim — with a 86- St.êar HoUtater S t BuAce Center express Its sHcere thanks to i cHcn. Qhm, *ark. Paid, ^ ^rohgest typlfl^ the melan^- , -. , „ - J month llm ityrhiur-a veteran The woman,. Mrs. Mary r ' ■ t. y win be rejected. and Peter at 30 Baldwin Road, I wart’ veterans have streamed ^ ^ V e V y e a r s ^ t i v e serv- Forfter, is listed’ in satisflic^ devote4 servant. _ j . IH of what coifld be Soapy WU- a a ra ^ e ‘’ y 'Editor, mense responsibility and slgnlfl- The Hartford busing program would have voted for it had-lie -gjeôoo last year and the other Conn. committee cholriftan of Eta •^dren In thC South end of town. _as a private citizen who has cane'e, GI Bill” -r signed by PreAfdent $327 million will go for educa- Two pther car accidents, one Chapter, was in ch ar^ ,of Hal- does not alter the fact tfiat. the been a senator. trustee, William J. Kiric, .was \ Johnson on March 3, honorably tional benefitf. Prografn costs ^ I t o w l^ a t w ^ ^ m purchased property in Man- For ^ s very reason, êvery g,uth School'District, Is des- Griffin, a naturally reserved paid $20,000. The third ^ a tee, in which a tire blew out causing loween arrangenients. made to the orisiMl bulldlnw ' i ------* “““ x - ~ j ’ South School District, Is des- Griffin, a naturally reserved paid $20,000. The third trustee, ^ discharged veterans with more are expected abput $500 amnoximatelv fourteen vears t"T**\** citizen In Manchester Is urged perately in need qf a new school, young'man, has taken lessons Harry Dorlgan, died last Spring.' a Center St. resident to hit four than 180 days .active military million a year after fliie years guard rails, wer® investigated HFi.n FG^ÂSSAULT ' S r £ ^ l i n S member o f to become “a builder of good ^ê cl^dren of the South Dis- irom the buoyant Romney. Shed-. service since Jan. 31, 1955 are and climb to $16.6 billion by toe ago, the school was then intend- ^ community whose churches will” and on Nov. 8 cast their by police, ^ o injuries were re BRIDGEPORT (AP)— Donald triefare not'responsible for this ding his suit jacket for hand eligible ^for educational, housing year 2000. The original GI Bill «d for a student enrolhnent of ajr« becoming keenly awara of vote to help build the Globe ported. - ■ Byrpn^,<227 of Bridgeport was busing program. But Mr. Bris- shaking In the Rontmey style,*' | and other benefits. . — cost $20 billion during its eight- in grade levels K through Qielr TesponsibiUties In the field Hollow School. FOR Police said Mra. Helen Finch fged with breach‘ of peace - 8. Today Uiere is, an enrcdl- of social action. ■w T» to others will be holding he is a better candidate than arilyn peracchlo responsible if they vote anyone would have dreamed. He " The program, approved by 7®**" ^^J®' ■ i. j of 2S1 Center St. was drii^ ly assault in connection with ment of 164 in the same ^ y s- ..^n Cong^resB without a dissenting Tbe also reported It had east.,on W. Center St. wHta a the beating of a 9-year-old shoe- 'le a l structure Intended for 100, “ against the Globe Hollow School, actually outpaces Williams in C o s /n e W e s . vote, amounts to an extension of iiandled 40,640 housing loans for Center St. A Race Track In the final suialysis who will the matter of. television per- right rear tire blew but caus shine boy. X. and only Grades K through 8 reality in ' World War H and Korean War post.Korean conflict .veteim i^y The boy said he refused Mon be aCcon)6d a t M .^ ^ m - Manchester, for Instance. be- To the. Editor, - . . be hurt if this proposal is not formance. ing her car to. W f toe rails on X of f**o o®*"'**"«^ responses Another fatality on Center .y,. „ rrs ’ Oi benefits; but on a reduced September. TWs day to share some pretzels with . / tion of the program, which went toe* south,jBtde of to? street. - S e n ^ o T ^ r a S ? ^ churches In particular St. One mustust Uve on this street only among me Negroes isIs h _ Pqllci said the mishap oc- Byron and that Byron beat him _ ‘ . . j 1 . . .. into effect with toe President’s “ ! r . to f ♦ who havfe voted to participate to realize lust liow daneesrous of Education?,,! think not. The williams as strong as eyef, H The Veterans Administration oufted'600 feet west of Deer- and tried to throw him In the vtHough 6 are being bused to FHA funded project, it is. Drivera/êrs-jê ^ e off„ „ at the — oHldben 'of Manchester? Def- showing 90 per cent in polls of I ^ * y y ^ * * ^ signature, guarantees up to $7,;:,; said 2il,000 October benefit, :;S,“ ; ; “ :;;:i* r ,‘oririrmadeln^^’ «®ld t V other Manchester schools. ^hese churches am: St. M ^ ’s Center was a race toM i, h. A t The Pukade checks had been maUed by la«t lender and provides d i-* A twNromplete with bal ■ istlBg. buHding is '/eflt checks to students, but Offi Waddell School will hold Its er Schlemmer' offers a three- loons to see Ifdt is safe for you S ta te RepresentaKYe F» ....rig y..» It ^ SL 1T 18 5P i « » y , I .m KkiWns >HaOO*S aECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER cials said the same problems inch television set t- $160. to drive home. State Senotor total of IS favomWA vntAa aahIH ...... tre- jNeeuiess TO say, i am looiung annual open house tomorrow It looks Uke a year of the Creative Playthings last year have ovATTirtHAn thA 17 t,a<««™ t w ^ the rotary at toe Center for toe voters of Manchester to were encountered in the early 18tti District cafeteria overridden the 17 negative from 7 to 8:30 p.m. surfer. Introduced gerhils, the friendly ' school’s combinatio] vote yes for toe Globe Hollow mSTALLATION ALLOWANCE ^CGRTIFLCATE days of the World War II and \ r Parents have been Invited to Ward’s has a sterling silver litUe monogamous pets who and assembly rooi Including our particlpa- ceo. A. CalUouette, D.C. School. Korean War GI bill programs, visit the classrooms with their surfer’s cross — proclaiming "I produce an average (ff foUr offs- toe stage, as a claisroom. This ^ ^ 119 Center St. • Sincerely, “ There .haven't beenmany has ^ i n a t e d ^ assembly “ attempt to clarify this they will have am a surfer — for $1.99. With an pring .every 24 days, Mrs. Darden E. Haslett hardship cases,” 6ne official chlldren, where activlties,.afiff^^dre8 a disru^ ___ , . *®‘ . /i, ^ . ^ . X.- ®’o*’ Vincent Genoveai . .because Taimdiy is the last thing said. an opportunity to meet the eye on winter, Sear’s has a Now, Creative-Playthings has tion of/êgular classroom ac- ^<^t to be over^ritleal of toe.T o the Editor, 8 Tuck Road snurfer — “ now you can surf in discovered that gerhils like Manchester, Conn. a young family should worry ab out... Under the- new program, an"‘ t®®®her and iriew toe work be -^"?*tlvltie/each day while the cafe- . *"f*^®™-, who dis- j ^ great deal of satls- unmarried student can collect ing done by the child. toe snow” — for $6.88. toys. So.this year, toys for ger- If that Is not enough to keep blls are in the cataU^ — a see- terlj/is being prepared for toe faction, and an equal amount w«ii rionA" ~ $1(X) a month in educational aid, PTA memberships will be lunch period. As every ^ My real source of disap- ^ pjeasure In supporting toe ‘ WeU Done you in shape, F.A.O. ^cbwarz'Saw, a box, a bcU, a ladder and a married' student with, no chil available In each room for those e foot of available room pointment and shame, however, candidacy of Vincent Genovesl ^ Editor, / • dren $125 a month and a student who have not already joined. has father tad son boxing a tunnel. is being used, only hall- the fact that the for toe office of State Repre- ^he retirement of Chairman MJWTAGbringsypu iM BlG ha^ gloves for $8.60. Ward’s, no Spencer Gifts has something V. m - .« w^th two or more dependents Refreshments ■will' be served wa^s remain for speech thera- other 200 members were not sentative. Martin Alvord from toe Town dumbbell when it comes to for pets, top — a Santa suit for a $150 monthly. , i throughout the evening in the pjMlnstructlon,'toe library, test- avallatole to be counted, , inasmuch as I have had the Banning- Commission should cafeteria. ' I ■women, proposes Princess dog. ing, sloraige, nurse and dental ^ closing, may 1 offer my pleasure of knowing him for a pass without notice. For ■ A veteran is entitled to cine h^ênist stations. sincere, congratulations to the number of years, I find twenty-three years the execu- '.year vio physicM .etoica- membership of the churchek -it easy to say that I have al- tion of his responsibilities — tlon prog;ram exists nor are mentioned above ' for taking ways found him worthy of t^®t as a member ofUhe Zon- young-. toere any physical exercise, fa- positive steps which I consider every respect and deserving of Board of Appeals and toe duties available on the, school In keeping with the social action the highest kind of compliment. "Pown Planning Commission — ..grounds. , - cominttinent demanded of any After his graduation from our l^ter. as Chairman-of toe . Don't be misled. The propos- effectlvft, 20th century church, local school systepis he attend- Htter has been of the highest -ed ir*T>«.KA Globe UAHMeTHdlow SchoolIdA'kAAl 4 Isa iiv»_ur^ ^ Siiir'ft'TelV-Sincerely, ed BryflUt College Wh6F6 hs WAS ' .J^genUy needed now for toe ed- Philip W. IVoodrow awarded a Bachelor of Science These two committees have "veation of Manchester children. 175 Green Manor Road degree in Business Administra- fulfilled one^ of toe most crit- is important to note that as- Manchester tion, ical areas of responsibility in ‘^ m ln g bonding approval and Subsequent to his graduation regard to Manchester’s growth looecupancy is permitted in 1968, from high school, and prior to and future. The leadership glv- Nov. Vincent Genovesi 'Ted" Lo Boiine ,^]8outo School will continue to Maitoi Alvord’s Services his'matriculation at Bryant Cob en this effort by Martin Alvord 'ênroll approximately 100 South T<> the Editor; lege he became a member of was marked by a professional .'ÎSchool District childrenof ' . I-^t Monday night (Oct. 24, our Armed Forces, serving toe flair for accuracy and fairness GLOBE HOLLOW XJrades K throiigh 1966) Martin Alvord attended larger part of his “ time” In not normally found on a citl- ^ Iffany of you who have requlr- his last"; meeting of the Town JapanTv zen manned committee. ;**d additions or new sdtools in plan and Zoplng Oommission. He, is now employed as a Buy- ‘T m sure" many will “joliT “with .vîûr districts In recent years The. writer was not present at er in the Hamilton Standard Dii- me in saying, “ Thanks, weU- I’m sure, understand toe that meeting, being necessarily vision of the United Aircraft done” to Martin. VOTE Concern of parents in the *Ûth present at a class at the Univer- Corporation, a position which ,.. Yours truly. VOTE Jor Globe Hollow School District, slty of Connecticut. he has held for a number of Colonial Board Company F o r ; ■rand toe hopes for your support Mr. Alvord’s service on the years. . r J Robert P. Fuller YES YES 'on Nov. 8. 1 urge you to vote Town plan and Zoning Oommis-Bis interest in iMah govern- President ...but the State Representative Stale Representative ■;*‘Tes” for toe Globe Ho]}ow sion, 20 odd years, should in the local aâirs in gen- 0 cbool. , • , writer’s opinion not go un- , i>een a:mply demon- 19t1i District i m District Tours sincerely, "noticed. The writer’s contact strated by his service to the real J . P. Tdgener with Mr. Alvord as a practicing 7 ® ^ ^ ^ member of Its Zon- B AR R iC iN i THESE ARE THE FACTS... I- ' , — engineer and later as-Secretary. Board and its Board of Se- Mclnslvely flit - ‘Tmportaht Froblein” of the Commission has indeed the 8th .District by ^beauty 121 SfUDENTS ARE NOW BUSED TO WASHINGTON AND .'To. the Editor,. been a rewarding and pleasing his ^rvice) as a member of Its L i ^ e f f u irug HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOLS I fully agree with Winifred one. While ihlnor disagreement ^ «»®«>ber PARKADE Dryers for families with a lot of living to do. Cone faL '■ad look cempartBfat which takes big roasts, H. Wilson In hfs letter to you. on planning policy has at times f Directors, and as •Motag’s Jtew aenrik «aUMd Into an o f .fikw recommended 25 STUDENT TO I TEACHER RATIO A MYTH" We have one neighbor that not occurred between Mr. Alvord Slim, trim new Maytag dries zinc-eoatedateel cabinet war ':*gOod sense’ — feast-size’ turkeys, sters of the Town by Ms 10 in a gentle drcle of warm a ir- ranted 5 rean aeahut mat. Com- fn ls r e e . . . your largest caste, AT SOUTH SCHOOL " Only bums garbage and trash and the writer, the writer can- no hot spbts tp damage delicate . plete dryer warranted 2 Adi yem .but tables, chairs and^lrhest of not help but adml* Mr. Al- years d f service to: the Maii- Free repak oreadianiie of deree- roles. I CHILDREN FORCED TO LEARN, lA i AND HOLD ASSEMBLIES chester Midget iFootball League fabrics. Snag-free porcelain Uve pwa or.eabfam ff fc.na^ Bigg^t Cuter UHn drawers and the smoke and vord’s generally logical, in Free rnsteUation of parta h ,the Rsybroiler bmer* as one of its coaches. | FUEL OIL , enamelpd drum and dryer top! reîimibnUT of aenhif franchUed IN ONE ROOM“ j .X* sparks from them frighten us corruptible, and certainly sin- Mar^ dealer wlthfti lint year; focuses intense infiw • In addition ha has pven jfree- A fin! mesh Dacron lint filter. Upper OTsa ideal for ior fear of a dangerous fire. cere approach to Town - Pian- there-after liutallatjon Is extra.' red rays over much • CORRIDORS SERVE A S \ ( ^ , LIBRARY, MEDICAL AREA, A fresh.alr system that changes :.J±^ t S pies, cakes...frozen Bvery morning at ^ o’clock nlng. ly of his tim ers a worker-for, - 13.8 - larger area . . . no ■ami filters air in the drying PRICES START foods, portion-pack STORAGE-AREA AND TESTING AEA ’ : lie’««atlhipi.mB u r...... r«»d withayara wwla n'aither tha aommlsilaii a ? f S'' m d t chamber every 2 seconds! A con-;, AT f 159.9S waiting, no warm-up 200 GAL^,MIN. C.O.D. —cuts broiling time delicacies, quick M54 STUDENTS USING t60 CAPACITY BATHROOM FACILITIES Ml Of d^ la.,.. !»«,« dry „ a 1vo« 1..,.- raaa.vad I f S | a “ P.^lSrSSa^ venient dathpdry setting! Safe^ W heat-ups. It’s fully 30%. Seals in meat r ' V '■ h ^ lo c k bushes all aroimd the rave notices over the past twen- He is a pa'risMoner and com- door! Solid Maytag dependabili^ IS equipi^ for reg ) PRESENT SCHOOktANNOT BE IEXPANDEP____ R. bI REGIUS IMAKIAG Jui^,givesdelicioiis ., ', "'I.-.- bouse Its M important prob- ty/years it is ratoer difficuH, mentator St. Bridget’s throughout! Pius a g rp a t new ular baking . . ontdoor.^fiavor.' ■ P xi./- I ' _lein,.aU right, intelligent, Idgical" person Church, lihar’ a" past president 643-0577 expanded warranty.* | takes a 12 pound tur ' Sunday we were lookmg ' . ^ . V 5£^m £AfiPV 6fi^£^rR>Ar OlÔ£P£AflM|U£MAirrAOS I 80% ^ targer broOins Inside! key. You can cook ■round .pur yard and we found takes 20 lam b, ' ; ^ in 2 different oveni HERE IS THE FUTURE.;. ^ .-♦.half piece of burht newspaper chops, 4 half chickens, fdur m At 2 êreut temperatuies-^simuA. flying in ^ m e dry leaves right pound steaks, 23 hamburge^ ianeoiulyt , # OTHER GROWING SCHOOL DISTRICTS CTANNOT CONTINUr \ .under out Jiemlocks. Our house NOV. SPECIAL! . •• . I ' • ' TO ABSORB INFLUX FROM SOUTH SCHOOL - - S is ovbr 100 years old and it W ESERyiGE Brafler at Ucsl bright—iralst hV>- Both oreni hare C a elu n d Fecg ■wouldn’t take too much get " save YOn can easily tend meats, tom Warm i^ e n u for automatic cook ^PTEMBER 1967— 180 STUDENTS— DOUBLE SESSIONS W ilb w U W * it going. to them, watch cooking through Ob- ing exacriy to your taste and keeping Bob Stavnitsky As for smoke-scented laun ALUMINUM COMB. WINDOWS WE INSTALL aervadoiO window. N o reaching food wonderfully dinner-ready for dry and being forced to .close MONEY tiptoe to 'an overiwad broiler, no hours without overcooking. • pbpui^TION OF DISTRICT RAPIDLY EXPANDING windows ;tn the heat of the sum T risk o f hot grease siratten on hands, This only begiai to list the many, mer we tobw what it’s like. face. No stooping to a flotv-level Several Jielghbors have^ called' TRIPLte tlÂCK many ‘good sepse’ features thu broiler, either. make the new ^ o r ic 73 to out me and ksked me how I stood eeRtuE's f a y a S y o u p l e a s e p l a n ... standing. See its exciting gdvancet A n e w GLob HOLLOW SCHOOL WILL M EA N !. • J ' ipT it. I’ve reported It- to two • NO MONEX DOWN . DF TO S XEABs‘-. BroD and bake in [ giant tree and advanta,ies4 now. | departments in town but so far • 90 DATS—NO TO PAY »Wool Piê FINANCB CHARGE • BANK FINANCIN^ *Ouar«nt«*d Ax life ef nnsih ti.S^ FSUq. • INCREASED SPECIALIZED FACILITIES FOR MENTALLY _ ' have been,'given no satisfaction, J1122.IOT ; 4 t V- ionly ^fold that t’maybe when the Weatherstripping ^ • NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY RETAÎDED , V ; —\trakb collection! start they’ll , * ACTION i • Marine Glazing n e l im in a t e a n d EASE O ViR LO ^D IN G IN ADJACENT L GET t®‘ -•I ;.*top."' , ' EA. .V '••a. i-'i BomeUling has got to be done ) Easily Removed III cNM|ig as In home Mng^ SCHOOL DISTRICTS I ;feefore toso'e’a a serious fire! | EXPERTLY g iv e 1 Thank you, ^ For Cleaning INSTALLED GASmaktsOieBIBilltfenDce! ' SOUTH. END CHILDREN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS \ ■‘•i: Mrs: Basil T. Nbddien, I AND FACIUTJe| EQUAL TO OTHER LOCAL SCHOOLS t' ■ ■ \ ■ *1 Deeply Hope* , BeRNti'S • NEW SCHOOL RESIGNED FQR COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL :• r To too. Editor; \ Wtth toe problems that beset r-. ^For. ajjog IOR09, imM yottr thakr er ~ USAGE. ; ^ v ^ ■il' . ! .Ootmectif^ the next Legislative STORE • WILL PROVIDE ADDITIONAL AREA FOR USE BY CHILDREN v t ■ ‘ ^■‘ .^1 • * . ■I,- L 4 Beuion is going to be of critical HOME SPECIALTIES THE HARTFORD 8A$ COMPANY Importance to every citizen of ^ AHENDING CAMP KENNEDY ' ' 1 " Voter Informotipn;, * 23a'Pearl street, Hartford 249-1331 ’ to The Poll Oonnecticut. ' ^ ;3 9 , PURNELL PU C E , MAHjCHESTER ^ NANCHESllR PARKADE SCHOOC WILL CONTINUE IN USE^ The votjsrs In toe Fourth Dl- . ^ 687 Main Streirt., Manchester 649-4603 , PRESENT ’ - -i ■ trlalan have the opportunity of ■Htiw lO Ttm iK TIO N 8UFPL1ED AS A SERYICIl ■coding to Hartford a man who PHONE M3-2856 Open Every NfgM to 9 # . $af. te 6 BY XHDB SOUTH SOHOfM< FTA . 'i'.' Is pre-omlnentiy well qualified Bob Brown awTO toena and our state, y V V. > /;

jT / 'i 'I, PAGE SEVENTEEN. ■ CONN^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1986 PJ lC E S I ^ ] Caxaud Andover Bolton Coventry stolen eartler from Weldon Drug alghtinM 8\iây night in Bnish Fire Half iA V F & s Queenil^nd-Long Island. O m l MILLION t-'-l. ^ Market Spafec^smanîjrg I2th Circuit CO|., ■ The foUpwing ciues Were alao The investigations ars being i n g m Moriarty^ at High School^ dispoaed of : ReaHy Stars conducted by WUUam Powers, Operetta Set Hallpween^ Suburban-Style^ & ) u r t William Blaaensky. 21, o< 59 NEW YORK (AP) A check sy»t®n«e engineer at Deerbom (Clinton S t, intoxhsatiion, $20;. — . Observatory, Northwestern pni- AmMuTimSlB To Open OB Means ^ Motorized Goblin California CitesHains Under Dempsey MANGHESTEB 81 giojif Rene Chai^laine, S5, of 689 by the Ate Pofcebi 41 reported veinslty, and Lt. WlUiarti Idarley ! -■ - ' . . Main ^t„ intoxication, $20;. sighUnga involving unidentified pf Wright Patterson Air Pores By CLBMEWELL YOUNG James Cahalan, high school. (Conttaued from Page One) Friday Is election day at months Of 1966, he eaid, new lii> ^ Despite SJ _ - gcien6e teacher,-was master of The situation was reverse^.âdellne Porland Cheet- flying (dsêcta showed that more Base, Dayton, OhlOw Coventry High School, and as 'dustrlal construction in Connect*': , a ll‘ been c^ „„o n le s. He announced that The fire scorched 400 acres by for two drinking companions nut St„, failure, to yield right of ^ them were star*. - > ------— ------(Oonttaned from Page Ode) part o f their continuing pr.ep icut was . up by 130 per cent ' Only Way to Cut Prices T c .. than half of them were stars. Community ^ tiu e re d vrith bars, and jgn et Gordon, Grade 5, had won yesterday. Alton J. Maine, of- way,' 8 a.m. _ aration, students yesterday over last year, and Connecticut ; James S. Richard, 20, • , ^ „ FAIXS TO BE DIVERTED Th4 U. S. psychological war ed In thd war. U.S. B52s kept '^^dovor Nbvember,— With, i«f motalng food coats will soar Rockville received a 10-day sen- Andr failure to ihow opera- A ^ e s m a n at the Suffolk pressure on an enemy posifibn Club will present their musical jayn' tor saints and ’The fire' whipped over the heard their third major political Is now first In the nation in per W a s h in g t o n '(AP) — A na- Brown pegged the cost of speak, Air Force, Base said NIAGARA PALLS, N.Y. (AP) fare section -set to work immedi read her winning entry, de t ' tence'for intoxication," and Jo- tors licelê, $25; Richard , RANGE in the central highlands Mon- extravaganza for this year souls, is here. address in five days. The speak capita income-. k,,™rmarket sty>kesinan stamps and games as “ at least again.” ' lenpe lor mtoxicauon ano uu- lors i i c e ^ , n i c ^ o. mvesUgators found ^ I h e U.S.Army Oorps of Efigi- ately to prepare leafleU to be scribing the'" work- of the Unit- crest of the hills and moved tkmal supermarket spokesmn ^^ groceries a year.” He advised Women to aeph Simons also of Rockville, S ^ a 20 '^ l| ^ b fa ap^^^ S ? T i of Ufc i S S g s wereo f ^ « ^ pi«»s an attempt..Satur- • AND er was Robert Moriarty, run Speaking on urban renewaL 5i-v.a week’s groceries a -year. — ------— .—shop r , ___ dropped from the air over both raiding Jt for the taird day Pastry Cook ahd the At least one grade school stu- ^ t ' NationsXT«* children’s relief from north to south down ‘ the says food prices can be reduced wnnl(|l be aboul 2 per pent, selectively by price, contending was fined $20. . $50, ShÂ E. \Wrieht of Glas- .... — - *n a row, bdt bad weather limit- ning on the Demopratic ticket Moriarty______^ _ said______that Connecticut______iiSISs M d S star's" s;'v«'o7’'satemtes and day to cut the ^ter flow ^ North and South Viet Nam. A / ^ Pirate” Is presented for public 6ent sat sleepily through lessons fund to the world slopes siibstantia’lly only if store* cut B iw » 5 r a Democrat seeking that “ popular name brands On Oct. 17, Simons had.re- tonbury,.speedir_lin^-,$65, and ^ aircraft. InvesUgation the American Palls to inspect FUEL on. toward ûch-traveled legislature from ranks first among the 50 statet spokesman said the leaflet today, eyes still rtaimed with Renee Calhoun sang, accom- odt services he, eays the jpublie re^lectiOT;---Mnounced he was would naturally have to cOme celved -days for intoxication, ert Gutt, 21,. G ^ t o ^ u r y , nist Tiorth again and American approval on Friday and Satur- Foothill Boulevard where smoke the 51st (A-B-C) assembly dis- in urban rene'wal spending with 10 ■ is continuing on six others until the rock debris at its base. $4 Hrs. Burner Swvtoe would decry the "murder traces of mas^ra; for there panled’^ by Mrs. • Elizabeth sendinc the ''state’s consumer down in price.” ®nd Maine, was given a sus- ure to'drive right .$25k^ irnpeded traffic. trict. a per capita expenditure of demands. sending, the 'state’s consumer down in price.” ana jnaine. was given a sua- uro w unye r.g.it . - complete InfoymaUcn has been The corps has been studyUig tanocento” and point out/"theo u y nights at the town hall, was a gala costume parade in Wright on the piano. Each four- pended sentence. desperation of the Viet Cong U.S. military headquarters C urtalntipieisS flS.S om etlck- Nearby Golden State Freeway Moriarty praised the students' $120. He also noted that th* I- counsel to testl^'.„bcfore the Although results of a four- pended sentence. v, gathered ' . the falls to determine what can F. Gtrlcli Viet the high school gym last night, grade then sang a song from a . ’ ' • ' Federal Trade c mnilssion,Vchain boycott in Seattle, WasH., ■ Judge Max Reicher suspended W i n D is t illa t io n ' ' ■» niphtinr be done to prevent further ero- In seeking to revive ltd flagging ■ f^Ported an engagement Mon- ets ace still available from also had a traffic jam because for their interest and participa- state" is far ahead of the nation ] 6 I Birch ML R«a« and before that, trick or .treat- different country, led by Keith er, of a housewives organization ^ ^cre uncertain. Honolulu house- sentence, on Maine the last time ^ \ A ^ e l y pubUciied rfghtog ^ none lo p day night on the My Tho river members of the cast or by call- of the smoke. tion' in this election. “I think it in finishing federal highways, prestige.” Ing-ôr goodies and UNICEF, Grothe or David DuPree, music plwnlng to picket 170 stores qj foc^ prices. ' wives planned to boycott two when Maine said he was leav- IMstyimg, although known to x)jy three pollcemra in Pat- • rnghhuM Puk about 4*) miles southwest of Sai-'^ ing John McGuire, Wales Rd. .Radio station KMPC helicop is a woh'derfui thing that so with 87 per cent of the Interstat# He said prihtli^bf the leaflets and, somewhere in there, a has teachers. ^ / B ^s it-would be fin r to elUni- ^think vnrv ™ „„„ 't:hains today and Sen. Rene MU- ing the stale. Today, Maine -ancients, was not appUed chpgue, N.Y.. O ct M waspoM - A ^ ' Btaaohester. OonW gon in which 43-enemy sampan’s The theme Of the operetta has ter reported it was in smoke at many of you took the pîns to system completed. This com nate some of those services. ^ dont think very many ^ ^ qo^ juan Puerto qairf hp had come back to Rock- wine commercially until the tlvwv Identified as the star Slri- enough Water will be diverted to would , start M^dnesday end ty supper. A pqnguin, which la t^ won a, 64S-6678 were dertroyed and seven oth not been announced, but -pro- lO.OOO feet, above 'J.he scene, register to vote in this elec pares with the national average •inuewhere there wa.a scat- families want__ to gamble _with 1“ '! .h T 'r l n ^ 16th century., when Ihe brandy us. spokesman said. The permit soundings « id aerial would ca rry /s photograph of a A brief survey of contempor prize, waddled in during one ers damaged. -. ductiona by the club in past •some^S'lfhiles northwest of Los tion,” he .said. As of Friday, of 52 per cent, he said. report did not take In eight photographs. woman kUled in the central ary parents seems to indicate tered evidence that the burgeon- their fw d dollars, he told a ca'ittpaign against hi^h just been let out of .jail. tra^ began. years have proved the capacity song, and 3- tardy jiackage of Angeles. student workers had registered Moriarty pointed out-that Con-1, iharkeit square by the shellings. The fighting erupted for a that Halloween is not what it KenU became a walking, and tag housewife revolt against .’lêae eame^ are tnrnine supermarket pr-ices. Rocco Trailli, >5.' of 8‘4x N. The /Shells struck only 50 three-hour period and Inirolved uiof theuie 5 groupiuu|j totv Ltviticcome up with witi*. ^ a* ^ Qnmo ‘ . ’ ____ iiurreThere is an is oia an Durn old burn norm nOrth oi of 126 Democrats; 82 Republicans nedtlcut has also taken g;reat h^h prices was Inching ahead., ®rketo^to ^ n os School St. was given a totaj yanta^behlnd a reviewing stand eight U.S. Navy river patrol and 40 Independents.- "steps forward dn the areas of Caarence G. Adamy, president su^rmarkeis mio casinos, ôrk State Grang|i!,-told a of 30 days on charges of breach" lo;/Vletnamese, U.S. and other boats and a number of armed M,a competem «;Uns .nd ,ln,- th.lr co.lum.d b«p. — id down! Moriarty pointed put that this- natural resources, with 122 proj* trf'the National Association of T w o Re^bUcans, ^ e v e r , gp„yeption near Buffalo that o f peace and intoxication. He i.s in "striking comparison” to ect applications for grants-in- reign dignitaries. Had they helicopters. tag. glng unUll Thanksgiving. Many ^hen catae tlto'ând march, flames in that area. Food Chains, said Monday in agreed with Adamy that the prices would rise if thS received a'concurrent 15-day Approximately 160 \ come 90 hiinutes later, they The announcement said there Leading roles will be played recall _ applj^bobbing parties. musiCîf the high school patients the voting ptoture in the 51st aid having been received, undef Washington he . sees no chance real cause of rising prices is „p„iber of'fam ily farms contln- sentence on each charge, by Bill VonDoemer as Black- were evacuated from the_ surgi-___ , assembly_____tj,.. district, _whereD* the.. Re- ______would have exploded when U.S. were no casualties aniong Some say they took part in all b a n d .^ c h class led by mem- the new open space program. that housewife boycotts will inflation. , dwindle. - ^ beard the Pirate, Dick Johnston cal unit of Olive View as flames publicans are in the majority, bring lower food prices. Brown’s opponent, Ronald * , Tralli' w-as arrested over the Gen. William C. Westmoreland, i American personnel and only the mischief they could dream befs of the student council, to . Moriarty also cited accchh- as Ben the Baker ahd his wife raced Up virtually touthe edge of and there is a higher proportion •Prices could only be cut sub- Reagan, said fe d e ^ fiscal poli- weekend aftera complaint by commander of U.S. forces in nght damage to equipment, al- up, but very few r e m e m b e r ' - ^ b o were set up in plishments in the fields o f ed Nancy as Amelia. Seêant the buildingi Ground crews beat of Independent voters. “To my stontially, he said, “ by short- cies are to blame for taxation his wife that he ha.d been drink Viet Nam, and Vietnamese gov- th ou ^ there was at times having a little ghost on tlw,dOor- corridor. ’The judges were ucation and aid to the elderly ^ ta g hours, taking out ' bag and added: “ It is unfortunate to Highway Crash ing and had ! hit Her.. He ap ernment 'cW^s were on'“tliF hel'^" (taeTr^^^ the“sampMs Sliackles will be .played by Bill iup" Vth" V ^llte jiri^Vor ^t.c‘tman°Richrrd^^^^ prevented the way o f thinking,” Moriarty said, under Gov. Dernpsey’s adminis structure from igniting. a person does not exercise his .hpys, eliminating check cashing ’go to a market place atid try to peared in court- several -weeks star;d^ and from the shore. Breadheft. Membersho Aieio of the r-onTtr pi- Tweet'” iissuina8SUing,jrDm irOm behindoemna a Bernard^ j Sheridan,Li. .j Mrs.tit William tration. “ For children whos* rate crew will be Aiiie camp- nrnqk - __ . . . full rights as an American —• you could go down a consid- control this (food prices)^, by Brings Arrests . ago on a Charge of breach''of 'j-r:; About 18 minutes later a blast In the missions over North mass. Riley and program chairman background is -poverty, dlscrim-- bell, Bruce MacKay, Bob citizen until he registered with arable amount, maybe f, 7, 8 or boycotting.” peace from a similar incident''' \ rattled the central market area Viet Nam, pilots hit lines of Theja^days, suburban trick or j^rs. Howard Lockward. They ination and unequal opportuni Two drivers, cme from Glas- Azinger, Gordon MacDonald, a political party.*” 9 per cent.'’ Former Vice President Rich- and was given a suspended 45- about 10 blocks from the cathe communication and. storage*and treating is a family affair until “ took a long, time reaching their Stj^cks in Brief ties in education, Connecticut Don Car|berg, Don • Battiston, ^ He explained that if only 10 iMrs. Verl Jensen, secretary of ard M. Nixon said in Lancaster, tOnbury, the other from Hart day sentence at the time and dral. Three Americans were staging areas in the southern a Child reaches, or convinces (jeclslons, because .there were will spend about $25 million -in on probation for' six. | John McGuire, - lUck Schi^yef, NEW YORK (AP)—A reboUnd P.er cent of the elecorate regis- Pbrtland Women for Lower that housewives should ford, were both arrested at 5:40 put wounded, five Vietnamese were panhandle and near Haiphong. parents that he has reached, many very original costumes in 1966-67 for pre-school educa Marvin Graboff j a n ^ ' Gene by glamor stocks and advances tered as _ Republicans or Dem- Prices, said' stores could cut picket the White House instead p.m. yesterday after a rear-end ^ killed and 15 were wounded. U.S. pilots flew 449 sorties the aê of caution. With the each class category. There were tion and guidance programs," Schwsmke. ^ I»4ces 10 per cent by remaining ®f the supermarket, , „ « u A 17-year-old. youth who was Shortly after,- seven more over. South Viet Nam Monday lack of well-lighted and side- also a few cdktumed adults, by rails, airlines and selected ocrats, then that 10 per cent he said. crash on the Wilbur Cross High- ^j^g^ged with being a fugitive issues featured aif~liTegularly would be in a position'“ to di.e- open after hours, closing Sun- Adlimy said “ prices will con- sheila -plunged-in the French- and Vietnantepe pilots flew 60. ' The b|.kery,. girls - will be .play- . walked neighborhoods,., usually who were not judged, except by Nearly* $19 million in low- dsys and cutting ût games, tinue to rise as long as inflation- way. from justice waived extradition operated Grail Hospital area - The two largest Catholic,insti ed by Cafol MacKay, ,Nancy one parent does,..the- driving their own children higher stock market early this tate to everyone else whom they housing construction for stamps and special promotions, ary: pressures continue to'mount No injuries were reported. and was turned over to the cus- and a building occupied by Page tutions In Saigon"’took a pound- Sclireyer, Beth Campbell,- I^r- from house to house,, the other The winners are*. Pre-school, afternoon. Trading was mpder- would have to vote for.” senior citizens has been author- Safeway Stores in Arizona and only the government, acting ,, State Police at Hartford said tody of Ke^ne. N.H. poH« ^ 9 Communications. E14ctrpni(|s ing In the riiell barrage that raine Carter, Shirley Tletter, remaining home to mind the Lmda. Beth Raymond and Jim ately active.- "** Moriarty went on to talk about “ and this i^ll u n -. Electronics, tobaccos and announced they would drop firmly and with self-refetraint, Susan Brown of Hartford had be j-eturned to New Hamps firm, across the erupted in the midst “Of the big A.Igenc Roberts,^Bette MacDon-; shop and keep the jack-o'-lan- m y Howard; kindergarten, Da- the record of the Democratic doubtedly be expanded,’’ Mori- street. ’The OrSlh. Saigon’s big- - - _ .. . di^gs also Were generally high party in Connecticut during “ bonus bingo’‘ because of can___ cure inflation.” stoiîea ’ - ’her eastbound car on Ch'e'ster „ ■ Costa~ was released National t)ay celebration. i îd, Ginny Osborne, Dorothy, -terns burning. ■^rid Kish and Erica Wadmaxi; arty said. For those senior citi er but the trend was to the Governor John Dempsey’s last housewives’ pressure. Members of Washington area the highway at the Rl. 6 en- from jail recently in Hartford, gest hospital, is several blocks -One Catholic brother was Chadwick, Connie Henson, Pam The station wagon or other Grad© 1, -John Morianos and zens who prefer to ll've out 'Henry J. Frank,, Safeway’s Shoppers for Lower Prices pick- trance ramp and was hit by a police say, and is wanted i ^ from the main parade route and kiUed and six others wound0d .D g ttj3tôn, Nancy McGuire, expandable famUy car stops f>arlene urnuedownside ivim- among steels, nonfer- four years in office. In .pointing their lives In their own hona*, - ■tote manager for 39 stores, eted his news conference, ' car driven by Sally P. Cavanna New Hampshire for b re ^ rtg the reviewing stands. when a round strueje ther^ "Barbara Foran, Nancy Schwan- kiong the road, spilling out a tha Kendall and Todd Addison;rous metals and motors. out accomplishments, Moriarty Moriarty said "there is under said the decision could affect Rep.' Benjamin F. Rosenthal, of Glastonbury. ^nd entering. HERE METHE FACTS. .4 Again, two were duds. timbers of the Lycee TaMro ke, Jaqet AZinger and Donna host of'goblins, who run up to Grade 3, Dimitria Morianos and It was a tricky market, stod said, “There will be a host of consideration a - program of prices, but he didn’t, say how D-N-Y., head of a special con- The Cavanna woman was_ Stejjhen Farrell, M r of IM But four -êlls exploded on or S a ^ n s largest ,^ h o U c lVg^ - lighted doorways-ignoring un- ,James Klar; Grade 4. Dana analysts, because-there was con others In the future—I want to state grants to towns for a jjaoch. '■ sumer subcommittee . of the charged with following too close- Cooper Hill St. pleaded not guil- around the cream-colored hospi Munson is the stage di- lighted ones, which, in the old- Robinson and Pamela Lambert; siderable consolidation needed be a papt of thait future” . substantial portion of the real after the strong, - October re; 'Adamy claimed that chains Jlouse Government Operations ly, the' other woman with op- j.y n <.f,a]rger'm taking a mot- tal.- ...... ’The most— — destructive T------of the- fnr "fôr, Jane Carlberg directs en days, would have been an Grade 5, Janet Gordon and Jef- Moriarty said that Connecticut property tax due, and wlto nd -coyery. “ — ’ ’’ make an average profit of l!s Committee, declared that boy- Crating without a license. ^j. veliicl«xVmhqut the owner’s four blew up inside a service w er^ ai pariy m^ the music and Barbara Patch inirltation to a good soaping— frey Smith, and Grade 6, Su- has enjoyed 35 per cent of all hen requirement.’ the Feast oÂll Saints. 6 DuPont' dropped more than 3 per cent and spend 2 per cent on cotts have already “ had the ef- They are scheduled to appear pejimiMton and his case was _ SOUTH SCHOOL BUILT FOR 100 STIW TTS; PRfSOfr ENROLLMENT 154 room som e' 12 feet from the is 'the pianist. Choreography is wait patiently for the door to san Tomaszewski and Stan Con the new industrial construction A t the lUgh school this morn Another '^ e ll landed behind points, erasing its gain of Mon advertising and promotion. feet of establishing important in Glastonbury Circuit Court 12. contlfmed to Nov. 15 in East nearest wards. The room con tain Pam Bat^ton...qnd Gordon open, disappear for a morhdht, over. in the six New England states, ing, students from Willimantie one spire of the Basilica of Our day "and affecting market aver ' “Pasring of Jtoth profits and discussions between consumers Police did not know the date.^jj^rtford.' - tained wfieel chairs, - stretchers, h|acDonald produceij the scen- then emerge trimnphantly. The program ended shortly because Gov, Dempsey has State Teachers College appear^ ' Lady less than a' block from the ages. advertising and promotion costs end food retailers.” ■ - / jgarrell was arreeted after po- • 121 BEINO BU$M> o u t o f s o u t h S C H b ^ MSTR»ci AT.PRESENT tanks and other equipment. ' ery. , dash back to the car, end oh after its scheduled- time of . “ personally worked tor^the leg ed at en assembly to discusis high school. It toi;e a hole in the 8 The Dow'. Jones industrial av back to consumers in the form Such a' discussion lasted four COMPLEX PLANNED chased a car through city A seventh-shell punctured the ' j Hearing on Subdivision to the next house. Often this Band members had a snack of islation that has metint tadus- the results of their own mock slate poof of the red brick Goth erage, -which was dampened across-the-board price redic- hours in suburban Cleveland, A’TLANTA, Ga. (APl>^ Plans streets earlier this month, ^nd wail;pf the. Paj:* building, cut is the only time during the cider and doughnuts, and, be- trial growth and jobs for the election, which was held yes SPACE FOR KINI>ERGARTEN THRU GRADE 3^N L Y ic cathedral, Saigon’s largest The .planning and zoning by some key stocks selling ex- tions would give shoppers a S'.S' Ohio, between Women for Ac- for a $200-millio'n project to jn- cornered the car on’ Foster St ting and bruising John H. Voegel commission has published a no- year that neighbors meet the cause they were beyond the sta- dividend, waa off .60 at people” . During the first five terday at the college. . per cent decrease in prices, or tion, a Medina County group, elude hotels, convention and Farrell was a passenger in the of Segirt, N.J., an Army con church. noon A visiting Benedictine priest tice about a public hearing on children of their neighbors, or Uon-wagon set. made their way ût other averages about 33 cents on a $10 pur- and John Fazio, co-owner of the recreation facilities on an 18- car, and police say he put up HALF TBE CLASSES EXCEB) THE RECOMMENdEf) 25/1 PMPH4 - TEACHER tracting specialist,ôn his face. ' ® r ^ _ , 4V«k4 WAUur art— HrtmA rtt> #rtrtt ♦•t»lrtlr rt»» fv-Ao'H'nor was celebrating Mass when the a proposed subdi-vision to be that new nbighbors become ac- home on foot, trick or treating were slightly higher. chase,” he said. Fisl»Br-Faz»o-Oosta food stores, acre tract near th^ state Capitol no resistance. The other person Vogel said he was sitting In an quainted. as they went. with a strike, was a fractional life come to bathe in Its wa- RATIO. GRADE 1 HAS 36 shrapnel rained into the apse of held ne-\t Monday night at 8 TheNAssociated Press average loser. ters; -water is-bottled and car- “ And eventaally fids iroal^ Fazio said buyers’ strikes at Augusta have been an- m the cair fled on foot from the office when the shell ca’me There are periodic inven- The younger, sleepier, crowd, the church. He went ahead with p.m. in the town hall. Valentino 60 stocks at noon was Despite published reports of ried home for those unable to ^bi'ce the stores diit of “ will probably lower prices lo- nounced by Gov. Carl E. San- scene, and was arrested several through the wall, leaving a ga'p- tories o f the sweet loot. T h e was hurried home, and, after U the service amid damaged Fiano is'th e petitioner for the at with industrials new legal barriers impeding make the pilgrimage. ’Tradition ness," he added. cally on a temporary basis, but ders and Raymond D. Nasher, a days later. CORRIDORS USED FOR SPECIAL INSTRUCTION AND, CARE. INCLUDING U- ing blnhilar hole where it hit. tally on the UNICEF cpllec- final tawntory of the takes, Jp_^g ^ ^gjjg utilities up pews, falling plaster and strewn developmertt located on Hendee ,.5 their, merger, Pennsylvania goes that Ganges 'water keeps Califomia Gov. Edmund as soon as the heat is off, so to developer from Dallas, Tex. . Police say the car had been Fearing m o r / terrorist Inci tion, taken simultaneously, bed. The pmnpkin’s caiufle* ^ BRARY AND STORAGE. prayer books.' -About 100 wor Rd. and to the e a st' of Pine Railroad rose 1 and New York for years wlôut going stag- / r dents, U.S: authorities put the must await adult accounting. sputters out, and so ended, until York Stock Ex- shipers were present. Ridge. Approximktely 80 lots Central more than that. nant, and.a^'ingle drop on the capital off limits to American The children last night another year, the only holiday change index at noon also was are involved. Maps showing^ the United Aircraft, Eastern Air tongue or eyelids of a dying • ASSBdBLY AREA NOW USTO FOR CLASSROOM AND CAFEliRlA 'serviMffien. turned in their UNICTS’ car- that seems to belong exclusive^- “ ----- * DRUGS HIKE PRESSURE subdivision are on file a t'th e Data rose pmn is believed to cleanse hinr TheTViet Oorig*also hit a gov- tons when the station wagons ly to goblins, witches and- chil- Lines and Control ST. LOUIS, Mo, (AP) —Some town clerk’s office for public Rebounding trpm shai^ loss about a point each. t of sin. emmehl afhvy^ outpost just out discharged their excited pas dreii. • INSUFFICIENT FAULITIES FOR PHYSI CAL EDUCATION. REST side Saigon — apqiarently to' di young men in the St. Lo'Ws''&rea inspection. The public may ap- es taken Monday, a' number of Prices were generally higher at the hearing or-send written sengers at .the. high school at glamor stocks were picked up ROOMS AND THE TEACHING STAFF " vert attention duriiig''.the shell have used, drugs to increase in moderate trading on the HOSPITAL KA’TES UP -. .- ing attack r— but were driven off their blood pressure -before re- communications to the coriimis- Cameme Libraries by traders.; IBM rose more than American Stock -HJxchange. BOSTON (AP) — Boston City ' 1 The excitement was so gp:mt without causing casualties;. .. »*porting for their selective Serv- sion regarding the proposal. Carnegie libraries are not re? 4, Xerox 3.' Polaroid sliced a 1 ,- Hospital wfll increase its room CAVEY among the assembled strange stricted to the United States. point rise. However, 14 miles southeast'hce^ physical ej?aminatlons, the rates $10 a day elective Decl la ly garbed multitudes that a TTiere are nearly 3,000 of these Holy Ganges River of the capital, a small wooden clerk .Qf 10 St. Louis local draft Mancheeter Xhientag Herald Boeing gained 2 points. ’The Charges for ward paitienta wUl^ bon fire, controlled by Jtoe fire in English-speaking countries, hulled U.S. Navy minesweeping boards says. Andover correspondent, Law company was awarded a $235.8- F or untold centuries, the be $42 daily, semiprivate roon departnvent, could scarcely be STATE REPRESpiTATIVE THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY boat sank after it hit a Commu Marguerlto' -lyard, the cleric, rence Moe, teL .74^^96. with about two o f every three million co'htract to build an Ganges has been holy to Hindu go to $47 and private roonu’^to did not name the'dwg. heard crackling. Once inside being located in the United air-to-surface missile...... ■...... ■■■ ■ nist mine and'was raked by Viet India. People o f all'stations of $62. ' . X Cong small-arms and automatic Mrs. Ward sai^ doctors are The nutcracker, Is handy for- the gym, however, eveiypu* sat States. Westinghouse Electric, faced 1962- m 6 more or less quietly, by grades, weapon fire. Casualties among reviewing the examinatlbnv.re- opening medicine and catsup THE FOUOWlNO. MANCHESTER RESIDENTS: and sang and watched / the seven-man crew were re ports of all men who had bMnv bottles on whlcjto^he top often waited . for the costume judg ported heavy. rejected because of high blood ^ c l{8, but handle with care so MEMBER, JO IN T COMMITTEE ON Little other action was report- pressure. , ' you ^bRl|^^crack the glass. ing. EDUCATION I 'VlTKinla L u o n ^ ‘ ' Mr. ft Mrs. Leonard Hokanson Mr. A Mrs. John-L. O’Neil ' RE-ELECT DAVID M. Mr. * Mrs. -'Walter A. Morrissey Mr. Calirin Greemvood- Mrs. Lela T. Tybur' SPONSOR, BILL FOR STATE SYSTEM Mrs. ;WUliam S. BoUton Jr. Sirs. Calvto Green-wood Mr. Walter J. Sharp /- ■ Mariet Szetela Mrs. Thomas A. Bailey Mr. A Mrs. Gordon C- Eagleson State Senator Frances IDldebrand Mr. ft Mrs. Russell Roberts Mr. A Mrs. Paul Dodge OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES Robert J. Hildebrand Mr. ft Mbs. Allan Scott Mr. A Mrs. Robert Howard Mr. ft Mrs. Ronald Scott Barbara E. Baker Mr. A Mrs. Edvrard Shensie i f Ufe^lbng, l 4 diK|ie$ter' 1^ ^ Mrs. Richard W. Pitkta Mra June McCann Mr. A Mrs. James UceDo B e tte -j^ e Gruhn Mr. A Mrs, Joseph Garman ★ ★ ifirk irk 'k irk Allan Turner i frk'k'k'k'k 4 '* Mr. & Mrs. C. B. Carlson ^ Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Schaller Mr. A Mrs. John Knowlton G rpdli^ of St. James' School, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Grzyb '* PatriciA' Bourret Dr. A Mrs. Martin Duke ilthl^wood School, Trinity Ccil- Jane H. Franklin Mr: * 'Mrs; Arthar E. Smith Dr. A . M n . F; W. Lowe' Jr. EXPERIENCE COUNTS! Mr. ft Mrs. Vsmum J. Abbott Jr. Paul C.' Kaiser Mr. ft Mrs. Frederick A. Tracy ★★★★★★★★★★★★ . ,le ^ and I Boston University Low Mr. & Mrs.„Narry S. Maldment Atty. w d Mrs. Dcmald P. Richter Mr. ft Mrs Joseph Bell School. Mr. ft Mrs. Roger A. Woodbury Mr. ft Mrs. h e o R. Monast Mr. ft Mbs. Dorian Shainin Mr. ft Mrs. Kendall R. Richardson Mr. ft ‘ Mrs. Charles E. Harris Mr. ft M rs Ermano Gara-venta Mr. A l*Irs. Donald R. Harris Dr; ft Mrs. G. Y. Campbell Mr. ft Mrs. Glenn Cornish - Mr. Sc Mrs. Burton Hicock Joseph Pvand Inna Mandevllle Mr. ft 1 Mfs. Ne-wton Smith , Mr. & Mrs. Frank Roberts Jr. Robert Muldoon Mr. ft'Mrs. Joseph E. MacLeod Dr. & Mifs. C. A. Mikolowsky Mr. Sc Mrs. John G. Stoutnar Mr. ft I Mrs. Fred T. Bllsh III 'A^Sfoto' Senator rince 'FetÔnpry, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Handley Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Noske Mr. A Mrs. Fred T. Bllsh Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Miller Earle C. Tedford * Eleanor H. BUZh 1966 Mr. & Mrs. John Talley Roy Strickland'’ Ronald Lang , final Closeout— All Brand New 1966 Mrs. Eliitobeth Thresher - Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Slalby Archibald Stuart ' ' Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Poirier Mr. A Mrs.; F r ^ W. Geyer Ben Shmutman ' :6’'Stote Represfntdtive, 1959{-1961 Doris B. Steiner Robert Z. Sta'vnitsky Dr. A Mrs. E. R. Zaglio Metcurys, Comets A t Year-E:nd Soymgs Mr. & Mrs. Norman W. Chatel , Mr. Sc Mrs. Robert Den _ Mildred H. Massaro . Mrs. Anne Golnik Mrs. Kathleen Maloney .. . 1.1 Mto. A Mrs. Carroll Nelson* if Deputy M ^ , 1964-1966 Rev. & Mrs. C. O. Simpson Elizabeth M. Pescosolido 'Mr. A Mrs. William Bouley Diane Berthlaume Mr. A Mrs. Edwaril J. Wadus NEW’N MERCURY Mr. Sc Mrs. E. E. Auchlncloss NEW lill MERCURY Mr. iic Mrs. Joseph H. Butler ______.4 ■ Member of M ^hester Beard of Mr. Sc Mrs. Newton Emerson Mr. A Mrs. Mitchell Hadge - S-55 2-Dr.,Hordtop if Mr. A Mrs. Thomas S. Latham Mr. A Mrs. George Garman Pork Lone 2-Dr. Hardtop Mr. .& Mrs. J. Phillip Shrider Palisade Turquoise, Multi-drive automatic transmission, Polar White, 4-speed transmission, 330 H.P., 4 bar. carb. Directors, 1962-1966 . Mr. & Mrs. Earl Watrpus Mr. A Mrs. D. L. Ballard Alfred Eggen ““ floor mats, front and rear, whitewalls, power steering, engine, floor mats,, front and rear, bucket seats, whlte- Mr. & k(frs. Graham Fiilton • Mr. A Mrs. Robert E. McIntosh J. E. Bourret I ■' STATE HOUSE bF REPRESENTATIVES Dr. A- Mrs; S. -A. Milewskl David L. 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Shaw, M.D. SALE PRICE $ 2 0 ^ ^ if Mr. Donald Forstrom Dr. & Mrs, Rajrmond.Peracchio Mr. Sc Mrs. Nicholas O. Shuman J- Mental Health Association, I960' .Mr. A Mrs, Adrian P. Michaud Mrs. Donald Forstrom ------; . Mr., & Mrs.-JVayne Mantz ■■ 1 W 1 ,r' ■■X\ FOR: Mr. & Mrs.'i-Amold H. Klau Mrs. Delores Meyer ,. ’ Miss Connie Seymour Mr. Sc- Mrs. Donald J. Pegosh Mrs.- Leo W. Byrd Mrs. Robert Michaud Mr. & Mbs. Charles Moller Mrs." James Michaud ’ Mr. H obe^ Michaud United States Army Counter In- Mr. & Mrs. Robert Thulin Mrs’. Laurence Johnson , Mrs. G. A. Obenauer- if Tea RtlGf for Hoiôpwners ever 65! Mr. Sc Mrs. Leon Podrovle Mrs.. Louis YoueU ' ■ 1, Mr. A Mrs. Edward M. W eiss, teiligence Corps, 1955-1957 Mr. “A Mra. J.. P. Telgener Montmy Breozewoy 4-Dr. Sdaon NEW 1)6 Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Larmett Mr. A Mrs. B. Banavlge [I * Multi-drive automatic, courtesy lights, whitewans, decor Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Da-vis M:rs. Leonard Jaworski I Vtr. Sc Mrs. John R. Mrosek ' Capri l2-Df. 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THE Pwher Star Exercising His Option < Herald Angle By EstablishedRecord in t6S; lârgthon EARL YOST Nam^th Hit Eliminatibn Nebraska Advances Sports Bdltor SPfHIANE, Wash. (AP) Two Career —«fa la what EAST LAYjSING, Mich. to move into sixth plac6 in the Associated Press major* tiew lighting system in the gyinnasium at the Com- Mance Boston’s sensation- 358, Joe Scata 357, Georiê Bar- backers of the marathoa .. ------. ^ - j.-.z.------ooo ^ By EARL YOST (AP)—A post-season col college football poll today. Georgia Tech and Arkansas munity Y.'The present set,.of lights is a disgrace. ... al sophomore fullback, sud- S,'"' touch football game Claim Ik lege football playoff, pro also gaiiied ground while Notre Dame maintained a J o h n n y Kelley, back in top condition, won h is third road Eerily has' jumped Into' Returning, to peek , a repe^_. of his record-breaking the longest In collegiate his- posed Monday by Michigan- solid first-place margin oyer runner-up Michigan State. race to « many wee^. last’ ------^------;------. three American performance oLa year ago inThe Five Mile"^ Road Race tory. Southern Califomla, upeet hy-^.------— ^------r- The players — dressed In State Coaeh Duffy'Daugh- Sunday when he wve^t^^^ rushing Mlaml of Florida, tumbled tour trfmmed A m y 387 Saturday" on Thanksgiving morning will be Ray Crothers, former sweatsuits, wool caps and erty, received preliminary <.9 mile road race in East prinie examples. Gar- ropnrHc places to ninth, and Tennessee Wyoming lost to Colorado EARLY BIRDS — Bridget Central Connecticut State College star. The red-hêd gloves against below-frees- approval today from Wal , .Longtoeadow, Maah., in 33:26. rett Is the squirmy type of run- Nance* wi climbed Into the.Top Ten, re- state University 12-10. Nance, who gained 204 yards Marceau 127,' Karen Johnson young man from West Mystic -----'------^ — lag overnight temperaturee ter Byers, executive secre-. placing Wyomring. Dame ,plays Plttabupfli ” 'll— tkt. #»ii 11 -----ner. I f -you - make too quick . a 1/1in-38 "38 Carries as the Patriots took 340'340; , • covered the distance last No- lowiote and club runners are — played six taouis at a tary of the National CoL commitment, he has the speed the lead in the Eastern Dl- ' vember in 23:50.2, shaving six e lp S e d to J n ^ T e star* stretch. The teams varied Notre Dame, undefeated in and Michigan State faces Iowa legiate Athletic Associa- six games, collected 39 first- this .weekend. The top-ranked ■T 10 m ir^ lrlu m t* at Ware rtght^past you. An^d vision with a 24-1 victory over CONSTRUCTION — Dennis seconds off the old standard set gr’s gUn. from 6 to 8 men. tidn (NCAA). ‘ Mass’ before showing hla heels Dawson and Pete Beath- Oakland, reached .the halfway Pontes 141-189 -388, Edmund in 1864 by Ralph Buschmann. Last year there were 198 en- place voles and 475 points In the teams wlH be at home. ■ Students and the curlons Dau^trty’s , proposal called ? t ^ ’n S e i ^ o i ? T e f l e r i . t x - i T u a ^ c k ' ^ n ^ of the season in this situa- iâMarre 137 -383, E ^ ^ Oak- Crothers, 23 will- represent ^tries, ^ 9 starters and 138,fln- cam* and Went, n e boys — latest balloting by a neUonal in other games Involving rat- for elimination of the tradition tiacted to comnete here Thanks- in tne league, ,.^3 darence McCpnnell the Central, Connecticut -A.A. ishers. mMt of them sophomores— panel Of 49 sports writers and ^ teams it’ll be UCLA at Wash- I S m o S to toe wnual Rushing - 753 yards gained 135 -369, Tony DiGregorio ,137 The 128 - pound. 5-9 harrier Crothers has participated to played on and on. al New Year’.s Day bowl games broadcasters. The Irish tram- ington, Alabama vs. ALouLsiana ipi„« Turn- n o ... n.inninir * ^*'*” *‘ you got a compared with the recoM of 1,- —367, Harry Buckminster 361, came off a great coUege season seven previous Five Milers. In Light* and other equip* In favor of an eight-team play pled Navy 31-7 last Saturday. State at Birmingham, 'Virginia ^ / Five MU* Road Race. Running and then Michigan. State held the No. 2 at Georgia Tech, Nebraska at” .bare-footed, Dr. Charlie Rob they get 121 set by San Diego’s Paul Bob Curtin 357, Gil Flavell 357, to annex his first Five Mile his last five tries, he has plac- ment were finished to Illumi off between- the champions o^ position with 437'points, includ- Kansas, Florida vs. Georgia-at bins nlaeed 12th in a field of 57 tr ■. - 't Lowe last year. , Bruce Cappa 138 —361, Nondo triumph here a year ago. Be- ed within the top eight finishers. nate the field by a power six major college conferences The latter has already filed to-^*''^ York Jets fine llneback; Touchdowns scored rushing — Annulli 351, El Emmons 330, fore breaking the tape first In The handsome young man was firm and an electrical con Ing 60 tor six firsl-place votes. Jacksonville, Arkansas vs. Rica fine lauer nas aireaay I lea i er. has revealed that he never Seven scored compared with the-ctto Mayer 162, Henry Frey-Manchester. Crothers’ creden- 45th to his first try in -4958, and two leading independenos. The Spartans blanked North- at Ltttle Rock, CaUtomia al ;run here on Turkey Day. tractor. . , «ven gave pro football a thought 13 lugged across in 1962 by both 149,' Don Flavell 137, tials included the New England 15th to 1959, eighth to 1960, sev- *’I don’t see "any reason why, western 22-0 for their, seventh Southern California and Chattav until late in my career at Villa- Cookie Gilchrist arid Abner _____------. Intercollegiate Cross Country enth in 1982, fifth In 1963, sixth colIe|;e - football cannot- follow victory without a defeat. : nooga at Tennessee. • H e r e ’ n T h c r t nova. I never had any ideas Haynes. h a p p y h o l id a y s — Joyce Championship. to ,1984 and then first to 1968. .the same national collegiate UCLA and Alabama held third Harvard was among those re- Congratulations to big Alex that I was good enough for pro Most rushes — 163 attempts Ramiondo 142-137 —367, Dolores The 30th running of the holl- He did not compete in 1961. Best Season playoff pattern as all other In and fourth places, respectively, ceivlng votes. Ferguson knd his coaching staff Then I received letters compared with the record of 252. smith 132. day race, which starts at 10:30 Receipt of Crothers’ entry tercollegiate sports enjoy,” said the Bruins with 366 points and lot^ leading toe Giants to the from , the t e a m s _ ^ figured set by Gilchrist last year. ^ ------on Main St., opposite School St. adds'class to what is rated to- In 10 Byers, spokesman for the ruling the Tide with 347; Points were 1966 Manchester Midget Foot- they were nothingôre than ^ ' FRIENDSHIP Liz Seavey is sponsored by Nutmeg Forest,' day aipong the top two road body of Intercollegiate athletics. awarded on a basis of 10 for a Barry Leading baU League tlUe. .unlike their fonn 19 ____ ry. He prefers to look into the lanoic Coast conferences, plus Duke 48-7! Nebraska, eighth a year’s todivtdnal scoring derby, vis, Jim McOonville, Unk Mur that department . . .. Tom "A little bit.’t,^ said Nance. ELKS—John Naretto 150 — HELLO THERE— Yale’s head football coach. Car future. 7 .. two at-large teams. . , week ago, advanced two notch- Barry poured, in - 57 points dock, Ed Maher and Jim Leber Flores on quarterbacking: “ A ^’ve still got the other 373 j j ^ Aceto 139-147—392, men Cozza, mans the field phdne near the 50-yard "W e’ve got. three good ones es. The Comhuskenr, 7-0-0, wal- against Cincinnati last Saturday quarterback'has to learn the one” Tony Desimone 137---355, .John His main points v/ere thaLit with John Kelly the team rep Gilmer on Thin Ice coining up,” Graham told a line to talk with one of his'sides high atop the loped. Missouri in a regioncUly night and- has averaged just un- . different tricks of opposing Rieder 360, Al Atkins 351, Jde would provide—once and tor resentative. The midgets con- news conference. “ And I ’m press box roof. Dartmouth had too’ many guns and televised game. der 40 peri-game to seven starts, a teams and how to hurt them; Nrimath, the oataldi Sr. 354, Joe Picaut 137 all—an undisputed national col elude play Fridaynlght^th thinking only of Sunday’s game won, 28-13. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) Florida, 30-27 winner over Au- according to official NBA, .Ac Only experience can tell a VaJ-- êw York Jets $400,000 quar- _ 35g ^ legiate football ehampion among twinblU at Mt. Nebo, . .A^- Oak- terback, hit two career highs in With Detroit Lions with the Colts. That's enough to bum, remained in (he No. 7 po- figures released today. The major colleges and! would pro- worry about." The busy Martin was admit sition while Arkansas, which Warriors’ forward has a 274-198 , offlcla f IkUdge* *and P o V p r o ^ land Raiders veteran signal- ^ 3^3 y°^df— Betty DjETROIT (A P)— Is Detroit Lion C oach T Ian rH il 4luce a financial bonanza (or RAY CROTHERS The Colts routed Washington Ted Martin beat Texas A&M 34-0, n)oved up edge to total points over runner* gram, no games were slated caller also says. J’when I first ®Hriefs 178-178 — 506, Kathy m6r’s neck under the ax 1 NCAA members from television ted Sunday night and is expect 35-0 in a pre-season game and one place to eighth. ' up Guy Rodgers of the hew Chi- ~ last Friday night. Saturday Joined the club, I didn’t know P •_____ Hedlund'487, Riith Smith 460. receipts. ed to stay at least through the According to fans of the National Football League, have whipped the Redskins six Southern (ilalitoraiq’ fifth last cago Bulls, who has played one morning, CTay Wilson stopped much about professional foot- ^ ^ Hospitalized -—S” he’s on his way out. As Green Bay .whipped the Lions straight times in regular guties. Cards’ 24-17 Win ,. The plan Is not new. Bud Updergolng various tests , at week. Martin, . involved with week, was beaten by Miami 10- more game. a t toe desk ifte r the deadUne ball. That first year, eve^body a n f u i S s t CHi RCH — Art Johnson 214 3 1.7 hei'e Sunday they were singing “ Goodbye Harry Masonic Sports The < Redskins have . a 6-3 Wilkinson, the former -C’-'*'- Manchester Memorial Hospital Manchester High athletics 7 Friday night. Tom Hawkins of the Lakers With 5Ptes on the 6 a m « that ^ about the same detonses. ^ John Roland bulled over from switched Wilson, a seven-year . J IT'. irT'C” ' ' L-' 552, Bill Q*tipr 205—551, Joe w’e’re going to See you gone.” record but now face Baltimore, ST. LOUIS (AP) — Two since i960,' described his condl' Twice-beaten- Tennessee took tops the field goal shootsrs With were played. From this corner,. Then they began changing, Childs 224, flight Program the Dallas CJowboys and the mShtv defenSve units the three tor two first-quarter veteran from Utah, amund at t ^*">®hester High Faculty si ■fore the final site is selected. phn^Muschko 220, Signs appeared to the ânds — ------^------;------mignty oeiensive units . ------^ S t."^ u ls a times. -Y ou can’t Expect to do «u®h a playoff as have others. Manager Ted Martin, totion as "aChes and pains.” ' over 10th place. The - 'Vols a ;588 percentage. _ one must say the pipe line Flores is one of three original When the Pasadena Chamber ûschko saying "Bye, bye, Harry.’ Cleveland Browns, in that on dominating Monday night s touchdo^s to give ignore criticism from players Baseball players, Eld from those running toe Midget lUlders still with the club TO? Commerce ‘turned thumbs 202, Nels Johnson 202. But the man who owns' the f^ns. He’s made wholesale der. Later, to tha season they- N a tion al Fonthall T oair’iiP two-touchdown margin, the same things you’ve been League program and tola de- others are Wayne Hawkins and Kranepool of, the New York have return matches with Dal iNauonai rooioaii League ^ ^ jîng and beat (Chicago c ub. Bill Ford, was quite em- changes in the Lions, letting. Mets and Dirk McAuliffe of garte b^ween St. Louis yard pass play to Gale Sayers Coach) George Halas.” partment has not been consist- Jim otto. Bowl last \yeek. it-took away the TRI-TOWN—John Booth 212, phatic when he said incmv vcLciana ku m las, the New York Giants and many veterans go in exchange the Detroit ’Tigers, and Hal ent, as In past years. Wilson, anticipated site for the first Will Kuhnly 233, MaQ^MacDon- goiqg to keep him.” For Ford, youth. But it’s hasd the Philadelphia Eagles, whbni pnd the Chicago Bears and enabled cihioago to keep within Halas praised Wilson’s pla'yr to tell Goodnough of toe Mets’ pro- Incidentally, baa been doing a meeting' between the AFL and ''''t 209, Chet Morgan 200, it's toe same tune he sang ear- ^hen if ever the mov they defeated Sunday 27-13. the difference was Larry’ a touchdown of the Cardinals. terming him one of the game|s §}i0i>t Hoops- moves will niotiohal department, head (toe job toe past two weeks xrnold Heft, one of the own- NFL, champion^ Andy Michaud 225—552, Will tier this year it became appar- bear,fruit. The 1956 Washington team Wilson, a 190-pound defen- Jim Bakken Massachusetts 40, Penn State T io the 68th District Court j ’ Jackson added the New Eng all matches, far out numbering 7 their| ppponents.JThls is certain to hear from those who spon- of them. Wilkens went to Provl- Byrd is 25 years old, a bache- fen.sive position has its own on the sidelines, because Princeton 22 and Navy 29. n n land title to his district laurels Ortiz to IJefend oored the appearance of the dence while Davis accepted a ^lor, in good health and makes drawback. Playing the corner, of various aches and pains. Two Dr.rtmouth ]won the lrt)phy in ’ ^ Dallas had not last Sunday at Boston’s Fenivay ly a clue of what is in store 4^^,- . for future teams since this is Hartford Capitols ii\ the’ ex* bonqs to joirt the Dodgersi. .Al- $2();5Q0 a year for being alert., you're up against a"man who’s oiore men were hurt in the UNH 1^65. ) " Park. He will now test his skills Title at Garden 'the kJRC first year in league • hibition basketball game last, though he can be as tough on his W it h ^ p d luck, his future is your speedier is eVen faster game, and Toner wonders who ! ------^ ct case of-Neely, held 1^ to* ^ In the regionals at, Yankee Sta - m ______competition and these competi esiturday night at the Clarke players as his predecessor Red set for a^Npast the next five ' than you are. He knows where will be available against . /S u p rem e Court to be now th| dium. N.Y. on Nov. 19 and then -NEW YORK (AP), — Light ® Nol Offered Job tors will form the nucleus of Arena here. Attendance was Auerbach, new Celts, coach Bill years. he'she’s going ’and land you have to strong -rerner Terrier e’''”"*" elevfen. - ” property of the HoU.s,ton Oilers be toe guest of Dillon Ford at weieht chamnion Garlos Ortiz less than 500. Russell has.a knack of breaking- against*: New CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (A P)- American Football . to* New York Giant-Atlanta T . 7* George is b ett^ k n ow n as "foê or less guess. That guess- Out of action ------. ottomev Local scores:-K. Wood 197, * _ his men up with quips and-smart Palcou NFL game on Sunday. f®-- Ws first bout in Butch. Until he w > enrolled Fame, makes it harder on Hampshire were tackles . .Stan North Carolina football coach , A. : Shorts 1B5, • P. -Dougan 193; cracks at the proper time. Re Rajczewski and Wayne ; Pauli, Jim Hickey says that the Uni- ‘ 9^. f"® '-"wcoys,. filed a eult Nov. 20. Madison Square Garden in five Punts, n Passes centiy, in the first grade at Water- y®U‘' P^^'f* ■| The 13-year-old; Uling Junior year® - a Nov. 28 title defense H* Hâu 190, A. Jackson 188, as Bailey Howell, who vliet, N.Y., which is*^ just out- Apparently it doesn’t bother ®"4 Norm Chartier, linebacker versity of Ckmnecticut has not V . - Hpiv important is a „ ’good: tvas obt ained by the-Celts from didnT '®f}tch’s ego that he’s not in the ^^rk Malek, and -halfbacks oHered him the job as athletic îth Dallas I r v l l i i f ^ iklgh pupil, a Pony Leaguer, against Flash Elorde of the J* side Albany, he didn...... know. . .. , with Dallas is valid.. amazed jridees when fie zobmed Philippines. . meier 185, «. Niewjeroski iSS, punt? :^8ton Patriots’ Coa7:h Baltimore, walked-by, a riews- his name was anything but Flairicirou.s phase of football, Marc Schumacher and Billy Di-director. Mike'ôlovsik puts It-toi.sway: paper mai riian was asking Russell The' action came three weeks X S X punt Which Ortiz, 30, retained the liFht- N’ ‘‘J®*’ Butch. ca rryin ^ h e ball and getting a Ste'*e Prige, another end, . - I frai frankly , ------wonder, how that - after aner me the u.o. U.S. Supremeoupreme Courtv;ourt *Tt|s the! most underrated weap- wljat he thought about the trade ..enough points to Uke home weight title in a riotous-defense t ' As, a grownup,, it fits in with share o f toe ^tt^tlcn. ^ ®ar>y-;rum6rimnr keep.s*l-#»<»nc poppingnnrkr^Jnor up.’iin ” ûled, . . . in effect, that-' Neely’s__ * ,-r on in pro football. If you’ve got which saw the Chicago Bulls get- iirst fla ca A ;1 against Sugar Ramos in Mexico ® Rzewuski 179, ,J. Bancroft '175, toe! guy! who can put the ball Guy Rodgers from San Frands- his conept of playing foot- accrues to tê offensive Aluvfo^d « I ® coijtract with the Oilers was Johri Maloney, 10. of 360 City two weeks ago. B. Sheldon 171; H. Lawrence ®*>d make the other co. "I am not worried about that- balk He’S . a defensive corner- ^.^ligs " i i get! Sunday to t h T S i n g T o o m S C o'nnecU curS*'* ■ Windsor St., was ninneWip at Elorde, 31, is junior Ught- 170, E. Leckfor 162. ■ ' team ^tart at its own 20|all the- trade,” shouted Russell, making back for-the Buffalo Bills, in ^'ênse; be s n ^ , isg e t- ^ shoulder iniurv accepi tne.,Connecticut post. Ctowboys. Boston in his age bracket. - weight champion. The next nriatch will be time, it means ah awfuMot” :-^^. . certain Howeir would hear him, his third season and already ^ Their stL s^w ^^^ In Storrs, Connecticut Presi- Neely signed contracts with against Capitol^ City of Hart _Big Ben Davidson, toe Oakland “i just hope Baltimore didn’t' recognized as the .pest in his f " ‘ anticipate .messing up be- ^ " ^ y and ion er hopes t S ‘^®”‘ Babbidge skid he both Houston and Dallas. He fore a crowd. Im sort of an "°P” thinks Hickey would make "an has been playing with Dallas ford on Nov.-10 here. Balderh 6-7, 275-pound defen- stick, us, ivith & stiff.” Hovvell league. "Defense,” says Butch, " i s ■ ...... iiJimoe/T™’ b u t sine. Ih.rtlm.-two ,la„ „„ The official standings. Of tfip G E T Mo r e M Y ^ W e r A T P A W A slve end, feels the Kansas City heard the remark. ■ )ie turned I gb Capades at Cpliseuni^ last High Power league match nine-tenths hitting. The harder Which there’s that th'at .the athletic directorship -^-but it has beeriton a week-ftT Chiefs present more problems ■ toward his new coach; and smll- are not in yet, The local shoot you hit a man, the more respect .$20,500 . . , . salary, , double what he „ scan,senior, starters, that we wiU face ‘’®®" "Nered to, anyone, week* basi^ tori’ almost a month. ,,,f2.50 or more an hour « defensive linlt than, any -ed at big Bill. ” 1 hople it takes ers were led by junior niem' other dub in the AFL- In-.par- you five years to find out.” you^get !and the less he’s.:goIng this sealon,: declared the Family Efitertainiêht P]lan ber Bill Sullivan whd_^ fired a Want to kick off your career with a good hl^h-payTng jobf Then the place for TRAININQ COURSES WITH RAY '- ' ! ' !—'------^— IT ° ° iTv R.II " Butch was unique In that he „ L ... The brilliant success of Ice 'Lives. On”, and in .it they(hey ustuse Juiijor Club record of 1W-6V tmtl Ex-Ba 1 Carrier ^ ^ -vrhey are tall, we l l built. Rushing Yardage Mark Set^ Capades over the first 27 years not. only the music he made fa- of 125 beating the old mark he you la Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. Because tfiat’a'where you get Paypower. . . INTRODUCTORY TRAININO RRhORAMt Butch wasii t always so cate- give corner back by the time he>5^Y® is based entirely op one simple, mous, but actual tapes of his held of 120-2V. This becomes the! the power to learn more sMIls while you earh more pay, eterting at $2.50 an — If you^don't have shop experianfie, you'll be given 80 hours of intenaive training on Historic New Orleans yet profound, tenet—family en- voice singing these great hits, tljlrd record set by this up and' .gorical in his thinking. He started his first season In 1964. **®f, ^ \ 1 .u- lôur oti the second shift. And that’s only thd beginning. Because the Aircraft \ the machine you have been .hired to' operate. came to the Bills as a poten, The Bills became a chkmpion- ® ‘ *’® Passing TD Staridard N ext tertalriment. . There la the ice versioh of the coming junior ^ bhdoter from li growing, building more and mpre Jet engines for airlines, utilities and in* Instruction will bo right in our own machine tial hall carrier, a No. 4 draft 'ship team the year he joined ‘ ^® The Continental Football (1,863) and Ernie Green (520) The skaters themselves are wonderful Broadway musical hit Catholic High School.* training achOoJ at the same hikli ‘‘Aircraft* Gains NFL Franchise choice, although ' he’d had an them, making a neat Juxtaposi- ^*^® ^ ® h ies who own a 2-4 League individual record for In 1963 for Cleveland. The 83 youtqfuV, fine, clean thinking “High Button' Shoes” , with mu- [Rounding out the local scores, dustry, you’ll have plenty of opportunity ip. grow with the jet alga. And at your rate of pay. undistinguished college , career tion.' ^ record. A Parents':' Day con- rush|ng yardage has gone byryards^ by • the Rifle pair vSv wholesome youngsters. There Is sic by Jules Styne and- Sam- wbrel, P. Dougan 122, N. Tim-'*’ J n EW ORLEANS (AP)—This hisforic city vbecomes ekWa increase, your paj^heck increases, tqo. ADVANCED TRAININO PROaRAMS- at Boston University. Adjustment Mental with Rhode Island the fol- the wayside, and the circuit’s Hartford enabled them to sur- never a suggestive line of dia- my Cahn; art exciting Latin ^®®^ JÔ, J. Gallagher Jr., .119, Coursee ranging from 22 weeks to 9$ wedks . tlje 16th member o f the National Football League toT "I w a s: a flanker,” he re- - The adjustment to pro ball week , completes the towndown paSsing standard pass the 1947 All-Americani logue, an off color action, or number called "Inc Ebcotic” .... Ti; iTlmreck 113, J., Gallagher And don’t forget the ‘‘extras" at t U Aircraft that add njore value to your: in Machlning,.8neet Metal, Tool, Die and (toga ■' . calls, "and'I just stood, aj'ound he feels, was mostly mental ’ ’ home j slate., Connecticut is slat- may be the next to fall> , Conference mark of 2,144 set by anything that Would offend the but . . . using'only music writ- SR*i|J10* fiicome...lika exceliant Insurance and retirement plant;^ pild tick leave, Making, tâchina Repair and Pipa Making. jA news conference was scheduled'for 10 a.m. CST to for three quarters of 'every ’’I found myself competing Bob Blaicley,'of Toronto, beat SP«« Sanders and Buddy 1 . most sensitive Thinker. Never, ten by John Lennon and Paul \ . hdlldhye and vaeetione. So do it now. Coine in and kick Off your career at APPRENTICE PRODRAHt-Couraat ranflnf day to announce the awarding of the franchise to New Sidelined game. It was miserable” We against fellows from Ohi^ Cross pn Nov. 19. teammate Joe-Williftnis to Young. • ^ ^ to any of the' nfany phases of McCartney, the Beatles, Yes, it from throe to four yaare In Sheet Metal. Orlieans. , ------had a bad team, and I can’t*n «• State,state. UCLA, all thosetho.se big- : " the punch with .a 64-yard “per- Meantime, Bob Brodhead. ' show business has such an. en- Is lEteftle music, but, it’s melodic Pktt * Whitney Aircraft. ^ Machining and Toot A Dia Makinilfi CtommlMioner Pete Ro- yons for Ownership after an- Nursing shin-splints is go -out and beat my head schools. Here I am from Bos- Yale formance against Hartford. Philadelphia’s nifty passer, has ' : , tertainment been based entirely and' beautiful, mile who will be, toe esar of nouncing the franchise city and East QatlPlolic’s rôrd- against the wall Just for Che ton Uriiverilty. I know’ Tm bet-' * Calvin Hillf^' Yale’s thunder This effort boosted his season .approached his league mark of ft’s clean form of presentation; These are Just a few of the I ' Automatic 1 Ixptirifi^ |(lfi^k6ri: Earn ixtrg moniy on tfto M|Mf SMft-5:30to9:30F.II. Ihe super-league when the Na- decid^ on the owner . withiri a breapSg harrier John \ - It’s wholesome performets: The brillipht segements toat. will fie - t tkmal and American loops com- days. ' 1 LaBelle. above. The t elean-fast moving action, and seen lii, the all-new 27th! edition #Jransmissioi^4 plete their nêrger to 1970 — Louis J. Roussel, a $4-a-day . n a in ^ lll irritatinn m e uiiis were noiaing auoi-*. hqve such a good! team, we aga to 326 land a per attejn)>C Williams la« year, runner- now nas ai.iwo sny of.nis reCf' jr. broad appeal that is indigenous of Icp Capades vchen /t opens Huairuh of fo il !§ ti ooollol^lo lot VISIT THE IMPLOVMINT e m d i ; 4QO .qliletly arrived Ih town late R *"’ Orleans street car motor- snooX tion^-to::flhd a ninnlhg mate spent mfist of oik time on de- aveVage o f 4.8 to six-game sto4 more, Blakley also zoomed iiUo ord. In , hU three r(!matolii» to ap Ice show. “ at the Eastern Statesôllseum, 1 Trouhle? 1 Main Street, East Hartford, Cdniftolieut. Monday night for the announce- ® teen-ager who now ro rce a , me t.peeay for Rookie Gilcbrtet, who was , fense. 'You baxe to 4ake pride tlst cs released today b y ' toe! the leiague, lead for the first gfm es he’s a virtual cinch to eX- "“ U.,- Thls -year’s show has some- West'Springfield, on Wednea- ■k Free'Road Test'and Pratt & MACHINING • INSPECTION Other Conneetitet plaii^.lfi 'NdrthLHavan. aaant session. '. ®n toil and baniting fortune £ a g le opt 01 tlie Iinai 'then the Buffalo tollback.' to something. So I took pride to Yalt A thletic Association. Uime as. Williams lost the top cesj his 1935 performance. 1. ' thing, truly, for everyone. In- day, Nov. 23. There will be Estimate- W AU Work. Guaranteed, a ir c r a f t e n g in e MECHANICS Southington and MjdptotopiC^ If avilM I^ '' w,-.. .11. , exceeding $150 million, Js the dual meet and th e “it w ^ n ’t as l gJamorous,” defense.” "Unlq'Ue is that ev^ry individual Up®t for the first Ump since the Brooklyn has some cheering 1 novalkmi such as the ’’Magic ulghtly-piiWornfiances NoVi. 23, Whitney New O rie^ will field a team jeading Vandidate and prolable Hartford County Con- reminisces* Byr4. I thought The pride gets a" thorough category ^ has a f different lead: ' fifth...... - -— ieason.. newii also with Bob Reed’s as- •k Budget Term* 1. SH|ET METAL • B^NCH WORK bring your mWti^ diSalakraa.iMpdto L A DIE MAKIMi Aircraft 1 when you visit etir office.' '< ! The hAn* most ’ijfrequenUy i,sa,r^pd: season-, La-jBelle was a getting tkgged out* there.s..Af|- a receiver like Art Powell of Top scorer Is’halâpk Tim'jby Hartford, but his 11071 yards ceivlng race. Ke broke S'thr*e.| ■ picture screen and in per9oh,' DacT 3ât‘ 9 p.m. and mpttoe«s •lention^ for the tel is the / Biatimates that Coat Y<« AIRCRAFT"! ENGINE TESTING , New prieans hks been 'seek- central figure in theu./ * oci-j....**. *»ioj vwnauu, wuuiu omun cuuam- nviM i WIUI pwmul wuun ulc mBKQ Jiuii » uchiumj ’.niioen. .u — r-,i ..w— ■»., V darting to and out to combine Saturday*’ Nov. 26 and DeC. 8, • ■ Money ' IV ■ ' '■ 7 ■' ' Hstr O nquu — or isiana — a pro franchise since 1960. EXKRIMENt^L MACHINING u ÎN FOR ypUR eONVINItNgC Memlw Eagles’ 7-2 cariipaign V i decided I would be a ers ,the best because of the sensational Bob Kenney has 24 beat hls 1965 figures* and also passes for )38 yards to "toov^ tha live with the fllined action. Sun, btov, 28 and Dec. a U t •tints, (roni the cH Th^ prime movetf^rin the drive takinir individual hon' defensnve^back.” ' 'combit(ation ot. size,! q>eed anid pass Recaptions fpr 315 yards, to catch Blakley In Toronto’s into the No. 1 spot with B6 re- This is really new for ice shows. 1;30 anp 5:30* p.m. each day. ' Monclratftr „ thtough Friday.^ aJn. to f p.m.. T u ^ t y . V taatf beritnge.. Today, taking, iodividilal gon WElipING • GMAUp^ ■-■vT was David Dixon, .who has pro- ^ " Since ûtch weighs 212 good hands. . .Quartetoack Pete DCiherty.three remalnln$t;games. Be- ceptipns, one more toan Phlla-j Then there Is a wonderful 'nckets are now avfiilable nt W^naaday ai^ Thursday aveninge Y • Ijr, is All Saints Day. ors three times, in*^ ‘ Transinissieii f ir e m e n - g e a r INSPECTORS' p *-;moted NFL exhibition games pounds*and pnee ran*theÔO*. Butch has.an Innate advari- now, has Inlno TD passes and tween the two o f them, Wil- delphia's John Dreiy. *(*116 lat-T production baaed oiT the famous tha hockey club ticket office 10- p.ip.. and gatiirdaye-* sjr. to )2 naen. - eluding a 15:15 finish 16 BRAlNAim PLAOB ) I Bowsver, it ’Orlll be to the here for several years, yard dash In 9,9 seconds, toe tage, toougfi, from hls point ^ toree'ganuM remaining^to take liama and'Rlakley have a total .ter also had a good night witfi*' cartoon series “Ihe Flint- ckted to toe Cteltoeumând open (Rear Seymogr ’Aato FOUNDRY OPERATORS •anier. of tot franchiae aclect Dixon -was out stumping the against: POTney High basic equipment fitted bia view. He’s toe aggressor in dead aim )it toe ell-Ume'Ivy of 2,179 yards which is within five catchei for. 93 yards ant^ s^topes"; ,a great number, which from W a.m. to 5:30'p.m., Mon- Btero) aîyiiafc) An aqual opportunity pniployf f of East Hartford; set"* chWee o f Jobs. . * making contsist’ . League seMon mark o f IS set'hailing d ist^ ce of toe alltinae two touchdowns against the" team name. Roselle jsaid on atate Moriday m supiwrt of a ia actually a aalute to the day through Saturday,, or they ) I «aMI ban birt weak that tba oonatltuuWl amendment—to' be ting a new Ea8t cross “I try. to bump guys a llftlei “Td rather! hit,” he smiles by Ron Landeck of Prlncetim pro rocord pr two runners of - - Dodgers. * _Reed . . became the firs^‘ ..T i ;. great talents of the late Nat may be secured through top «aaM Mbidy. tba appliea* ttadded ,a weak from . to(Iay— country mark. bitlit piOlmdre topn other backs,” ha coldly, “than gei hlt.'^.. a Jrear ' ' ' 2,389, set Jimmy Brown mib^ to clear tlia 1()06 mark (King) Cotoi called "The Klng\ mail.-i^ ,. Sfqrry vour\futur& tod d y ■ ../ -1 J' V ■j a .'V. 'V i ... y j .■•■■■..'> •' ••.■ •■■ v.t' -

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MASCHBSTBR EVENING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1966 MANCHEilEH EVEiilNG, HtfiK-ALD. MANCItiEr.iER; CONN , TUESDAY,. NO, ii- .lA i 1, 19«6 P A G E T v(^^TY-01^B' - 'f A G E ^ T w i a r n r

BV koUSON OUR b o a r d in g HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB B n iS iiip S mwIc m THERE OUGHtA BE'A LAW BY FA G ^Y and SHORTEN Help Wanted--P«Mle 35 Help.Wanted-^—Female 3t' L r r n . E s p o r t s ' ' . 13 WAITRBBS — UOmin • aifea, CLEANING WOMAN, half day mdmings, or nights. Call 643- a .Week, own tfaspbrtatlon. 643» 42GoddeMO( AL, Ctouili A t c e r ia m t)m e 6 m o lec u les m issu s A t o tw er t im e s s i i e h a s s o much 24631. : 6340. ISe^tUih infitUiUon CLASSIFIED Oarpeta, fUmlRire; w*Ht and SEEMS SOTIMIO SHE HEEDS A STRONG SPUHkSUE MEEDS AM EVEN STRONGER 4SAr (comb, form) BomUitiSIr floora -r an elaanad in yitnr. ARM TOR PROTECnON- a rm TD hold HER BACK f - . f — .46 lUle ihoq^ s e w i n g M A C H IN E Waltot., ima, fnlly intnivad, Call RIgMa UM,>»VS,f>eR- D HOLD «»«rtT ■ t q • ‘■Kmd - ^ OPERATORr S • /. a>vuj« PMrtru « XCO)LoY.1 HEre,f«l««)R/ SerTtcemaatar, <4»-i 433. HA HAf IthOHLY 8B CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. BOU I ' WINTERIZED SUCNATMYj GNMG US ATlCKET, YOU NUMSKULL; AMP> as you learn, excellent .IBWlMcounielar ■'™J? . R AJtf. to 5 PJI* ‘Wing?, SEEVJHATHAPPENSj h6w ABOtn A BkoweRtwi'^Joeie^ a lo ^ ) OmciMe r a x o r / fringe benefits. ■ tHitowe RKH C^ÂR SMOKE 16 Itabilolilangod ®® W*lk ID y o u ! BUGGS BUNNY TD TH^ ÔeWAUK ? THAX - 17Kn|Uih itmm n n m COPY n OSING TIME FOR (XARSfVIBD ADVT. '61 FORD , ^ , $495. APPLY XF^fUMSi^/ , UKuliwr’i • V XSommor •enioitliont MUM.' VV Thru FRIDAY 10:3* A.M. ^ BATCRDAY * AM . Fick-up truck; WOOLD PUU COSTOMEK« *aroB»»KSS5 dtroctkm rômid ^ SO SOAOddM Ma n c h e s t e r m o d es , SOClkkboottw tncmitaHoa UBoUgUlI dlNattw ildnn 34Pirdonby SAitlvad S t u iu . of In ^ ’69 CHEVY 6 $345. INC. ovnteokiiig SSofMdiy SSLo(i(Io< rdSBtaiiliaa PLEASE READ YOUR AD . 4-door station wa**on. ra Pine St., Manchester fault 4Nnmber 34 Beautiful (i flIMtVB ClAivltted or n ven t AHnT 4R« t*kMl ever HW.BRmW *• • dio, heater, standard trbns- 27 Weird B Scatter, u bay form) ' IQun-UkctiU eonvFaieiM-c. The mUerttiwr ehoWM read Ma a d .tte V IM T 's a l e s w o m e n — part-time or 31 Retired for the eCRu^for SSDeathnetke Folcaneli mlssioiL full-time.- Good starting salarjf ni|ht aervleea 36 Glade (comb. DAY r r At'FKARM anif RKl>ORY OUIORA f ir A r 32 CompUeatloa 7Hypotbetieal foraO- 46( next tp.«citinn. llie Ilemid le ren»eiint>ie far safy ONB iavtNr '59 DODGE V-8 $95. cotnmensurate with exper 3SUtmoatextrat atnictoral untta SBDnrommOii 47Rinaa reet or .teittteM Inaentou for any ndrarBaeroam mM tkeib Mfy 2-door .sednn. radio, heater, ience. Can^work three nights 38()peratiejolo aProportion 2Sno«er 48Repalr to tlie eaioat of a "make K helpful. Excellent fringe i b l e Rtaf!ii«c Oir Adftrlliir? U. 4 Pat 0B.~AH riflHt raarrvad company has BY V. T. HAMLIN E M O C H = tST Oakland St.. Man-''*': ‘er My Ueited faalare Syfdicato. lea.' benefits. Apply A L L Y OOP 16 openin.|:s f o - r ' • 643-0(507 1 Aim eriBS Stffk f bright people TOW THacrviAY, HELLO THERE!! yra,1H«rBV>»«T with poise, pleas MSU GOING ' ^ I HM> M MMP.' WE POWT Frit Heraii Reaieti Rooflng—SiAnc 16 Business Opportimito 28 Help Wanted—^Female 35 MANCHESTER MODES, 90MEWHERE? BACKING ant voices And kk K INC. Waal ikiaeiaMt adi ait miii iiati t Hahn EcUpee, Jacobron Uwd BIDWELL HOME Improvement RESTAURANTS Large or C3LEANING WOMAN needed, 2 g ood judgment. Bha anem er an Oia mornings a week, or one day, Pine Sh; Manchester mowera. Also HomeMte chain 0 ». •—Roofing, siding altera small, with or without )iquor High school g rad c a r m > a l BY DICK TURNER 31 saws and International Oib tions, additions and rennodel- I'cense. Philbrick Agency, must have own transportation. 649-3800. uates. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip Ing of all types, Exc ’’ent ' Realtors, 649-8464, — I ...... -i------93 ment and sharpening servtea wnrtcmanship. 649-6495. m a t u r e - w o m e n urgently ANSWERMC SERV^ . on all makes. L A M Equip- SUNOCO needed for community agency. 96 , ment Oorp., Route 83. Veman, _ _ .:.~ 7 FULL-TIME Skins in child, cai-e and tend- ^ ff(5-7603 Manchester Exchange Koofing and C hlineys 16-A SERVICE STATION OPENINGS Or - i Ihg the Sick helpful. Call 64S- S(84MI - 875-2Sir i 1 —Enterprlae 1945. ROOFING Specializing re Available Now '...'I . 3611 betxreen 3 a.m.'-4 p.m. and leave your Yonll toar trone pairing roof? of all kinds, new PART-TIME ■ ' ...... ■ I f. ' ■ I , ■ fig tfoM erlthaat ■D aramlag a t i lilTBPS, s.Jewalkv, stone walla, roofs, gutt_r work, chimneys , Inter-Sta(.e Location NEED TWO women to work for. »*k» k 43 u IT fireplaces, flagstone terrr-ce.,i. DAYS ' cleaned, repaired. Aluminum ..IN:.. I me cleaning bouses. S'days, 30 All toncreta repairs. Rrasao- Sunny Dollar Promotion D e ^ P C A B S ' AMtemohnea Far 4^ aiding. 30 years' experience. hour work week. C&Il-644-8180. 'able prices. 643 0661. Brings •'Record Sales CLERK 19M CHEVROLET Impale, Su Free estim ate. Call Howley INTERESTING position open at ^ KZRAtD 643-5361, 644-8333. Days call Sun Oil O.:;.. 563-3400 56 per Sport, black with black Keypunch Operator ator yoiuTl call W A S L A S T biformatioa 19S4 CHEVROLET — good con OPPORTUNITY Must' be experienced IBM faraway p l a c e NKSHT / VEAH, 1 KNOW HE'S pM KP, BOTT^KE S^RPENINO Service 7-S, 3-11, RN or LPN, part-t&ne. \\ dition, $100. Call 643-2572. 'Heatini' and Pldihbing 17 , operator mainly for numer asm t in emerge^ ; vouRTiME/ rr doeskjT BOTHER him \ knives, axes, shears, si I-aurel Manor, 640-4619. WHEN 1 Have to d r iv e HIVnOBCHOOti 'rHB HBRALD wMI net ic keypuncTiing. cies in this . fast dlscloas tto IdMtlty at 1966 AMBASSADOR — Radio rotary blades, ()ulek servlc B 'Y n i PLUMBING and heat- Franchised Superette store AND AM LATE CETTIN’ iQ THE OFFICE Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main SIMPLY BECAUSE HE STALLS AROUND ' any adverttaar natng hex and heater, baclmp lights, ex repairs, alterations, elec- v.'iUi e::ccllent income for Company offers ' excellent moying, interest J2 5 IN F a m o u s brands free AND MISSES HIS BUS.' WELL, IT'S lettera. Readara answer* cellent condition, very- low S t, Msnebeater. Hours daily trifrvand gas 6ot water heat hu.'iband a’id wife opera wages and working condi ing work.' ■ ' if you run $l-a-week shop-by-, NOT C30NNA BOTHER ME IF I DON'T lag blind box ade who mileage, _only driven 3 months. 7-3. Ttanrsday 7-3. Saturday 7- ers. call 643-1496. tion. Good financing avail tions. Convenient free park mail club-for few friends. Send CSOBBLE MV DESSERT JUST 50 HE^ daaire to protect tkair Must sell to settle estate. Call 4. 343-7968. able. ing,.'' in - plant cafeteria. for details and, free 532-page CAN RUSH OUT AND SIT Identity cam foDenr tlria Full pay w h II e THROUlSH AMOVIETVWO 643-4311. Restaurant- Main St. loca Atrave average benefits. catalog. No obligation. Popular procedure: CONCRETE WORK — PaUos, MoYilUE—^Tntokuiff— training, frequent dub Plan, Department Q602,^ floors, walks, steps. Sewers, S t o r ie e 20 tion. Owner retiring. Pric ■ i ■ \ 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, one own ed for quick sale. 'raises, pleasant Lynbroek. N. Y . . iv. ghiclose your reply to tto er, gping into' service, excel sentic tanks and drainage ------—^------APPLY- working condi box In an envelope — ^ d s installed. Bulldo«r J d MANCHESTER Delivery Light lent'condition, must sell. Call Liquor Store. ^ , 3-11, NURSE’S AIDE, ftTU-tlme, addreMMd to. the claaal* back hoe for hire. Damato trucking and package ddhyejj - tions, valuable \ l ' A ' k ' i l I’ittfurkMOa fled Manager, Mancbeater 649-8938. benefits, steady , pak-Ume., .Laurel .Manor, 649- tH TM ten UV M PIT I Construction. 649-3455 after 6 ^‘^f^Serators, washers -J.D. RE AT, ESTATE FIRST ■toning Herald, together stove moving aneciallty. Fold- ', 4313. I960 CHEVROLET. Impala. 2- p.m. employment. with a ntemo Uetlng tlir ing chairs for rfent. 649-0752. 643-5129 643-8779 WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE cbmpanlea yxm do NOT door hardtop,. V-8. excellent want to toe your latt,»r. condition. Can 273-3285 before N A TIO N A L Visit our employ- ' Ypur letter wiD be de 6 p.m., 643-7878 after .5 pjn. Houaclioid ?>^'v)«!» Paintinx—rnpehns: 21 ment of f i c e at stroy 3d ttttoadveitleer U ______FLYING '‘A” service station V I . / I T 1962 BUICK LaSalure, 3-door Offered 1-Â JOBBIPU P. Lexha euatpm.petnl- for lease iI^xRockvilê -3-paid STORES, INC 52 East Crater one yooYa mentlaiiod. H ■'A JH it vn.l to .bantod in hardtop, fully equipped. Includ- r e w e AVING o f bums, moth Interior and exterior, pa- training, e-xccli^^nt facilities. Strrat, Manclieft-' Park and Oakland Aves. naual manner. ing. air-conditlohfng. CWl 649- Zippers repaired. Win- P«tonglng, xtollpaper ^ reasonable rent. Gall 529-8671 ter, w. UL M. Off. East Hartford 9749 after 5. dow shades made to measure ------moved." Wallpapw booto on re- for appointment. ^ tKrough Friday 8 "My honest opinion? What kind of a trick question aU sizes Venetisn blinds. Keys hU«L FVDy hisiirod. Free es- , 8 table )K>ol r'oqm.. ______. ______ajn. to 5 p.m. Or ; Lost and Foiind 1 I960 FCHRD Galaxie, V-3, auto timates. Can 840-B6SS is th a t? " ' ...... • ____ l______matic, power steering, a.s is, made while ydU waiL Tape re Available immediately. Call SALESCLERK for Monday, caU 643-2701. LOST — female cat, grey with $150. or best offer. 6^3-9663. ^rders te rpnt Markm', 867 AND exterior 649.2236, evenings. Wednesday and Friday, hours Main, 643-3221. / white front, wearing b've har^ painting, wallpaper removed, 1-8. Munson's Candj* iQtcheii. Eveninjr and SaN m . / ness. Answers to Mito Toots. 1966 OORVAIR, 4 speed, excel 649-4332. WHY MOTHERS <3ET aHAY fully insured Rene Belanger, urday interviews Child’s pet for 7 years. Call lent condition, best offer. 643- 643-0512 or 644-0«04. Schools and t 33 4202 alter 6. WANTED — cleaning woman, aiT aaved . BY WALT WETTERBBRG 349-6766, M9-2761. Reward. Bufldlnir—Ctetractnig 14 THE WILLETS TOP QUALITY work at lowest Friday’s, own tran^xn-tation JLiOST — lady’s ^rge black poc- 1960 AUS’HN good QUAUIT Ckrpentry — Rooms, / prices, Interior and exterior ONLY TRACTOR necessary. 844-046b., “ kqlbook. Please keep money condition, ca K after donqsra. porches, basements, painting, top grade paint used, DEMONSTRATORS — 'Qianks- but return purse. Call 649-0084. 3. refinlehed, cab tm ^ buHt-lna, free estimates. Call Ray Bel- TRAILER SCHOOL IN f T h e giving to CSuristmM demon formica, ahimliium, vluyl, liveau, 649^2110. CONNECTICUT LOST — Passbook No. W6418. 1968 CHEVROLET, 4-door hard- ceramo siding. WUliau strating fast selling toy Items BY FRANK O’NEAL 8 Youcanpay, B H O R T R I B S Savings Bank of Manchester. top, atitonatic cylinder, new Robbins Carpentry Service. in top Manchester store. Sal SoutherjL Application made for payment. paint and battery, $100. 646- 349^446. PAINTING Inside and-oqt, rea- Before you call a school ary, plus big bonus for good How COMET’ •0062. ■check that school out with sales. Write experience . to the easy vilay... LOST — Siamese cat, fawn col ------\ your local fnick ôwner’s i^mbrec Co., Box 678, Eliza New England ored, with brown marking, i A B06te>! RAJraLAai 1360 cuMora, 3- ; moving, rubbish removal, INSIDE and'W sW e\ pairing- association. Approximately beth, N. J. ' ‘F/ - ■ kink in , tail. Reward. Call 643- seater wagon, eu f^ a tie , c^jp^ntry, cleaning, general You name yoUr own price. 14,000,000 trucks on the Sunoco Keating Oil 3038. Telephone ; < ■ nU uS? «aiS^ ile.'°^ 8: types of odd Jobs. Special rates fbr homeowners road, 'the trucking indus I A quality^ heating oil deliverad ______Call 643-4536. 66 or over. 649-7863, 875-8401. try has a uroblem acquir-^ jfeECRETARY aytomatic^lly! Burner service 24 , 1963 PLYMOUTH staUoB M ^ n , n j-w tON H. SMITH A SQli - EXTERIOR AND intsrior paint- ihg qualified drivers. Let Company Announcements New England Tractor V, ' ■ .■ .. hours a dayÂn easy-payment IFI KNOWGRAANPANDiSFAMHOUSrON, ,------owner must sell, $800. Call N,modeBng, repairing, addl- tag. Wallpaper books, paper Diversified- interesting' po NP Trailer Training show you plant Get them alt-rGet Stinoco : ■WEYlLBEHUN6RYWHEN-'mEye&r I WHERE'^THE ELECTROLUX vacuum clean- WS-iOSS aêr 6 p.m., or 7-3 rooms, garages, h2mging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful sition with excellent âd- IMf how to m ake. $200 a week HERE. 11LLGOTOTHE5TOREANOBUY P E 4 N U T ers, sales and ser^ce, bonded a.m. ' / porches and roofing. No job ly ins-wed, workmanship guar vancement oppqrtunity. Re- AiyKqOid Opportunity Heating Oil. Let's tsti anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. or more. A short tra.ining quire.s sorpe typing, con ^ 5av^THlN6£Xrr^4“S/3Sr/i4Z^ BUTTERS . representative. Alfred Amell, VOLJKSWACKN good small. GhH 649314A If no answer 6499043. program. VVe train on tan:>_ sumer finance experience Employer ■ dem axel trailers, all type MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK C A V ^ 1 644-814?“ 643.:4»13^“^ ’ CARPENTRY-M yeora _«xpe- desirable, but not 'neces radio, .$696. 640-9940 after 6 transmission a n d ttfnk - rlenoa, eonplete remodeling, PAINT.NG BY Dick Fontaine, sary. .Recent High School BY ROY CRANE p.m. Û ZZ SAWYER CALL your local. Electrolux additloos. zee rooms, conereto interior and exterior. Paper trailers.^ Also, Emeryville jâduate considered. . OR P V E GOT TO OJLTIVATB^ br^ ch offito for ctai^ 1962 CHEVROLET Impala,^ 2* work and -garage& Rofer^Mro hanging and. wall paper remov-' sleeper cab equipment^ - f S 5 s ; NOW, q u ic k ! TAKE THE FLOWERS \ £ IJ H B (2 A ;T^7 E R3R C(<3A/2/ÊS. Ice. 1123 Main St.,\ East Hart' -given, free estimatito. Call’’643- al. Dutch Boy and DuPont . Members of all truck own Good starting”' salary and FU LLiat BRUSH 0>. needs W F TO'CASKtT*'..; REMOVE THE L iP .y door^hardtoji, 300 h,p., 3-speed ' 0 o r i o ford, 8290306. floor shift, custom interior 2629. Quality workmanship. Call er’s association in New liberal employe benefftk. wonfen to service customers QOIT1HQOWIN& Must sell, $976. or ,bcst offer. evenings, 246-9503. England and New York. Call for appointment. for Christmas seasoo. CaU T e O M A l ^ . Part of full-ttme training. I h e a t i n g o i l . 649-7313. PAINTING—Înterior and ex 644-0202, 644-2263; F^MZn&eAPOOND PenMiBShil RESIDENTIAL Licensed a^nd approved terior, very reasonable,* free UNIVERSAL C.l.T. HERB., ' RIDE wanted to PrattN 1957 FORD -2-door, winterized. program. For information 644- standard shift, V-3, engine just REMODELING estimates. CaU Richard Mar call Hartford. 247-1353 CREDITTORP. .fflJEHHIY GO. n4y, 8-4:45. Urgent. armingtU Ave. Hartford JJi: SOG NOIWII-ÎN STREET «verhaiil^. H ‘18._ 644-8063. tin, 649-9285. anytime. 252 Farmingtt Vnights per week. Please apply 8184. s 522-7186 e Room AdAtions Mr. Donut, 366 West Miqdle 649-5253 1960 FORD ranch wagon, 6 cyl-^ RIDE wanted to Elmwojpd,^^™” - - ^ Floor FlniBhinK 24 BUDGET PLAN Tpke,, ■ <” Newington Rd. or New B r i^ n I ^ Family itaom r' J Aye. area from Bôad Tst. Ve*y g ^ ^ d i ^ ^ ^ IIO O R BANpiNG and refirlfco-. AVAILABLE / Hours 8-4:30. 649-2401. CaU after 4 p.m., 643-5848. . ' hoc (qjieelailzing in o.der . ■ . ' 1/' NO, AVON doesn’t, have'a'tlger. Old' -talt Rekide ^ teid or of Home floors), cleaning and waxing q q NOW—PAY LATER But, we i do ftave Perryi the cavalu O TM* W HIA, he. //-if SAVE ’ÔNEY^d Ume^^RJd^^ '^ " e ^ ^ S ^ ^ g S ’^nUig . New,Roof floors. Painting: Paperhang- , Penguin, , Spqngeroo, [ and Ing. No Job too small. John ' " • Speedy the- Snail. Friends'; and ' to?ve^?hest^ 7 : « a.m. t o ronditioa taterested . Guttero (uid Leaders Verfallle, 649-5750. ' neighbors ,ai;e waiting W : buy Asylum Ave. near Woodland contact 90b Moore, 226t4 YOUNG MAN TO LEARH; BY LESLIE TURNER Complete Job—Deslg HelD Wanted—Female 35. these and kither gift Itemai for ■h- Manchester. CANPHIL Floor coveringj 73 r M IC K Y F IN N \ BY iLANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY St., Hartford, rdturh lea,ying plans available for ~ their children. Make them hap PRINTING J BUSI NESS ■ ■! • Hartford 6:16 piiia., one or bro Blrcb St- Wall,,to wall carpet- Q UIER WOMAN to babysit for py and enjoy excellent earn NATIVB HOME ing. linoleum. Free e sti^ te s. 4^! yeaF^bld twins in ttieir MR. Mckef: rvB / what an asininb EARLY TODAY l PROPPED ( WELL, X HOPB VOl) iLm SS TH* wayi riders 'Wanted. Call 649--'" ELING. Call ,\ . ings. No experience qeeded. I'VE CALLED EVERY ^ POLICE HAVE Expert Installation. Call|. 643- ; h o m e -'lnctor> 1218 or 649-2883. '1 ' *nings. Personal references pre- plan. Good opportunity for an ambitious young FORVeU! M-MAVBE^-rr IT WAS! TION BY NOWl BOOK— BUT THERE. THAT WA5WT tH‘ 8g{ RAllJtOAP AT MV PRICE ' STORY, THAT MUST'VE WANTED — ride to Gate 2, COMMUNITY BUILDING - ferred. Write Box M. Herald. man. Apply in person. COULDVE BEEN ANOTHER PECUNIARY H UO ^ “ seen HUCKLE WITH nr XH-SET'EM FOR Willow St. p fc W, 8 a.m.- 1987 FORD delivery wagon. ONE LISTED IN OTHER WE MET AFTER AlU tmiKAKSlASTMieHTt Suitable tor restoration. Ash'; Bonds—St, ed down? Short onvdOwn pay- tlou. CaJl Herm Frtohette, 643- : \ A CuBSPUenB' . . - ’ ; ment?:'Bankrupt? iRepossesa^ dentlal service. Leaves ^ e d r 1567. Weelay R. Smith Con* EXPE|lENCEb TYHST O m D o y . ; . . . 4 S c 3 Days ./I.. .SY.IT sidu? Doh't despair 1 See Bkyi- S b c t i l ^ . .. .. $ 1 .9 | 1 0 D a y s ...,.$ 3 .0 0 "est Douglas. Ihqulrelabout lodf r.'lAiwn: cat dtrtoi, smaUest paymmts rapj^raj Incineratprs and. cam- ADDinpNB —tatwodeUng, g»- iOURNE BVIOIC 3 7 ; ; hour weeh. vacLtion, hospiLizatiou, {leiuiDii InfMEDIATl^ ACTION . ' anywhere. No snâU-loah o^fl- b o ^ drums. Good;jUsed funii-.' . rages, roc rooms, bathrooms '*Yto Home of- ■ plan. Good opportunity for an ambitious youhg man Gall bpfore l« ;3 a weekday^ (9 A 3L Saturdays). You — nance'company plan. Doug|as tiitoi and appliances at aU\ tiled, kitcfiaiB remodeled. CaU itomer Satiafsctlon’' '. or woman. Apply in ^rson. . j ' 1 csui Bfkri an u nir cancel im ^ 8ame|day. I Motors,. 333 Mata. . ■ i'. times. 1 . ' . Leon aeeiyaaM, Boildar, 319- 28$ MAIN j ^ . ‘ 4291. iKmuiêjBtcr ij^raUt IH WARvrAN GHIA 1965—White. LEAVES]RAKED and removed,' MANCHESTER radio , itad heater, excellenL atUc, balckyard and cellar rub- ' 883 " C4II-4571 ; 643-2711 Oassifited Dept ' ifn at keiL Asking, |1,660.'64»- blsh\ r M n c ^ rooaon- H c r a l d A d s DUX able. 640-$aei after f .

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' ' . . ■■ ■ ■ ■ " ■ ■ , ■■ ■ ' , i ’ - ’ . f - : . ' r MANGHEdXwK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, jCONN., TUESDAY^ NOvEijiLER 1, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-/THREB MANCHE5STRR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,: CONN.>^fyESDAY, NOVEMBER. 1, 1966 PAGB^ TWENTY-TWO JL Honsaa For Sbli 72 Holiaea For Sale ' 72 Snbniten For Sale 76 ^Suburban For Sate 75 Suburban Fair Sate 78 Busipem Locattona ” Houses Forx Sale 72 Hoadêhold G ood s 51 >^koom8 \ ^ th dot B oa rd S9 Apartmfnta— Flat^— Api^ments^Flata^ 'ftoiiMS For Rent 65 Houses' Fttr Sale 72 Help Wante®“ , Tenaments ' .88 Tenements 6S P ot R a n t ______9 4 r QRACroUfl SPACIOUS RemSi ws1cr!mhs>fnnB _ $i8,20lh -^MANCHESTER 6 BAST HARTFQRD-Bcautlful ESTATE oh Coventry' Lake. COVENTRY ---You Boiyroi'li — ..4 rooflh Ranch, fur- MANC 5R — Enjoy care-I- ORACTOUO. Kancn V 0,-1^ A nMimVnna .cUv mntn r-nlnnlal fivA rot-ir*. this 4 hiomhOom hOUSe.house. ClesnClean OQoH Male dr Female * 37 SINGEIR automatic zig — sag In THE THOMPSOpf H 6 x> S B, St. 4-faiQllY^ê. Excellent in room Ranch, basemenit, 7 room Colbnlal, 4 hedrobms, Six room Colonial, two car ga La w t o n g a r d e n s . 4*i THItBE r o o m heated apart- %UTlTD* of offices presently "nlsbed, or unfurnished, treed free living In this ecoitwHlcal bn 225’. wooded lot. Beautiful cabinet, like new, does eyely' Cottage .Street, centrally lo place, family kitchen, ne*r 1 % baths, wall te wall carpet rage, two full baths. Several baseboard heat Tiled batb. RETIREE) COUPLl^ of: good room ^duplex, 1% bathis, dish- ment, stove and refrigerator, suited for professional puôM -lot, lake prlvUeges. $82;'week- 2-famlly duplex, .hew tiled high-elevhtiom Mammonth llv- come producirt-~A^ rooms in thing, torlglnaliy over f300, take cate, ^rge, pleasantly fur bus, 8ho]ni>lng, schoed. IRitch- ing, kitchen with’ range, liv beautifully landscaped and 742-7066. -r -, - ' * character live in with busy Is now. availahle In the State "ly, call 7414786. ' baths and siding, recent fur- Jng rooih. Country setting, eabh apartment. Owner wants over last 6 monthly paymenW nished *rooms, parking. Call washer, private patio and cel-' ^middle aged person. 64^8016. Ins Agency, Realtors, 640-6824. ing room with fireplace, one older gentleman; Good home Theatef Bulldlnij. Can be suto V— ------naces, plumbing and ' roof, clty.-toctttlon. L>w twenties. fast sale. Hayjs Ag6ncy,i,.MS’ b o l t o n _ » of $9 each. Call 522-0931.' 649-2358 for overnight hnd lar. J. D. Real Estate CO:, 643- car garage, city; water,- close or executive hideaway. On in excfiange for housekeeping divided If necessary. For It*- -FOUR .BEDROOMS, 1% baths, return for the investment Belfioir;; Agency,' 648-8121.-— 0181. ' ■ big lot, fine area. Owmer w ® pormaneAt g u ^ rates. . 6129. — ^— i I i.ii, ' ...... NEW, COLl^îllAXi—Owneranx- to schools. Prestige Real Es lakefixmt, of course. ,,Mld thir duties.'Write Box M, Herald. FOUR ROOM upstairs, partly formation call Theatw -niana- garage, central locaUon on minded. Call noW, $18,800. Paul .finance. Asking $19,500. and w h y p a y 30-50 per cent more? ious7 a “must sell” sttuatlon. tate, 269-6827. ties. Belflore Agency,-643-5121. roomk, n V E ROOM dujêx, $10Q per furnished apartment. 643-9228. . bus line, Immediate occupan- ^ Dougan, Realtor. 649-4686. DNG’LXSH s p l it —Of unusual wprth It T. J. Crockett Rtel* Our low overhead' (na rent or CLEAN • comfortable ^ ger. 643-7832. irtone construction. 7% rooms Located pn Oakwood Rd. In employes) means low discount free parking, gentlemen, Call month, immediate oociu>Ancy . cy. Bveniiigs and weekends, ■ ’______. ...* W I S T S ID E -the desirable Bowers School VERNON — Ohly $11,806. Com- if- YOU want a seven acre re- tor, 643-1577. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BEJAUTTFUL' first floor apart- . caQ 648-1421. Week days, 9-6, VACANT CAPB^ on ’the we$t' plus lovely outdoor • paUo prices on quality new furniture, before 7 p 649-0826. Scran-' 2t4 room apartment,- $86 per nrea. T. J. Crockett Realtor, pact 6 room bungaliowj. oil heat treat about 10 minutes ffcm AJd. to 5 PJL COLONIAL BOARDI D ^ . ment, 4 large rooms, baseboard STORE — center of ManCbe^^ side, tiofhpletqly redecorated, Highly, desirable residential. Four-room house, 2 down, 2 SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 room For savings, service, and satis- ton Motel an( KCahlns, 160 Tol month, November 1 occupah- • aluminum storm h|»wly remodeled more, from g^dsi. approximately one acre. Call Manchester, let us show you radiation, area. Professionally appraised up, one-car Yarage, prime 643-1577. , , , ___ Ranch, *8 bedrooms, -laxga faction, without High pressure land Tpke., MWhester. cy, references required. Phll- and Interior, reasonal^rent- all 6 /rooms finish^ T. J- early. Herm Frechette, Wesley tais immacula e c o n t e m p o r a r y - ^ ^ I STILL HIRING windows, Venetian blinds, fire residential section. Belling brlck Agency, 649-8464. ^ .R O < »I Colonial, garage, crpdkett. Realtor, 648-1677.. for fast stê. Immediate occu CRESTWOOD d r i v e —relax In salesmanship,' visit us today. i. place, cabinet kljchen, formica ala. Brokers ■ Invited. 82Z-8114 nice rot,^$160. per month. J. ' j . .J------for Qi 1,5001 Vacant R, Smith Agency, 648-1567. Ranch circa 1959 and condl- ^ ^ forecfesqre Imminent COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. LeBlanc Furniture Co.. 195 ST.—I ^ m suitable pancy. BeKiore Agency, 643- comfort In this 7 room Cape Skilled and Ugskilled counters, electric range and re ;D . Real. âi4t|de, 648-6129. ‘DUPLEX e-e, alrtnlnum siding, . tion 1966. Automatic kitchen’ Haves'Aeencv M6-0l31 MONDAY nkm FRIDAY IQ sSa A-M; — SATURDAY V A.M. for working ' gentleman, $10. FOUR ROOM apartment, no 5121. wUh full shed dormer, lt4 with bullWns, 2 full baths. agency, /S o u t h St.0 Rockville. 876-2174. frigerator, off straet lighted, 2- STORE, first floor, over 700 2-oar garage, excellent condl- ______. ______T. J. CROCKETT weekly. «43-4461. . i pets, adults, second floor, gas baths, breezeway and attach Male openings on all shifts. Open ,9-8, Saturday 9-5. car parking, beautiful country square feet, central- location, ANDOVER, . _ UAKS^'^^ .. .4 * tion, large maples. $21,906 BOWERS SCHOOL area, Cape Bolton Sliding glass doors looking out .SOUTH WINDSOR—New Co- heating range, $66- 648-6428 af Realtor 643-1577 ed garage. 16 x 21 paneled Female openings on second,, Ro o m f o r r e n t near Cheney location, 16 minutes from'*!Man- good Ttrafflc count. Paul W. funiisM TOttage, avaHa^M to Agency, Realtors, 6» ' with garage and patio. Six full om a lovely swimming pool, lonlal. 4 bedrooms, li-vlng YOUR COOPERATION WILL n| A| ^ 9 .9 7 1 1 ELECTRIC STOVE with deep ter 4 p.m. rec room. Professionally land shift only. Excellent wages, Mills, 119 Cooper Hill St. 649- chester; he|it, hot water Includ Dougan, Realtor, 649-4)586. Juno 1- ISO- ^ *® "‘y> 6824. rooms, doubly. Insulated shin 1 NEW LIS'HNG Three fenced pastures, barn room, dining room and kitch* BB APPRECIATID I I well, good condition,. $36 or scaped lot,. .See this one, today. full-time, 6 days per week, 0695. ■ - R e c e n t l y redecorated “ 6 ed, $126. Adults, 643-7066. heat and electricity./ 743-7607. ' with 2 box stalls tack room gn, one car garage, rec roorat best offer. Call 649-3177. room apartment, including ap- ■* ! ^ a c r e a g e WITH trees -750’ "oo.’. for horse lovers. Dog keimel flrîace, 1% baths, full shift differential, ^'Blue W ^ C ^ S T E R ^ X bedrooms./ TrOly a fine value. at road frontage with a pos Seven -'room expandable pliahpes, $116- J. D. Real Es MANCHESTER — like new 3 -Older 4 room OoloiU^, yard is attracUvd and tors, 648-1121. and track. Many other extras.^ênt, treed lot Priced In W a '' Cross!' CMS. life insurance, SOLJD MAPLE dinette set, ta Soburban^Fbr Rent 66 sibility of 6 building lots plus Ranch. 3 or 4 bedrooms, Continued From Preceding Page W&nted— Rooms— Board 62 room apartment, appliances, Low thirties. Belflore Agency.''^ Prestige Real Estate, 289-6827. paid holidays, other fringe ble and 4 chairs, excellent Con tate, 643-6129. NOTICE a 2-tamliy house In good con- $16,Q00. FIVE ROOM Ranch, li'vinig room with fireplace heat and hot, water Included. ROCKVILLECVILLl f - Near Center. 4 K ? ' « a - 643-5121. / . - I — ------— — Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 benefits. Api)ly . . . dition. Venetian blinds suitable ROOM W n H board in private w a r n i n g o f dition, $81,600. PhUbrlok .Agen- fireplace, extra large lot. Loon and bookcase. Good sized Six RO(^ duplex, redecorat Small quiet building, $130. roomsIS and bath with gas heat Agency, 648-0181. ______■ ______VERNON — seven room split for garden apartments. Will home near Ea»i Side and West- ELECTOR’S MEETING ey, 649-8464. ard Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. kitchen and dining room. — inventory ELECTRICIAN, journeyman, 11 . / ' ' • ed, near schools, bus and shop monthly^ Hayea Agency, 648- ing anaSM cooking stove, ^ 5 '■ ! ■ I.II .11 ■ I I . ' ATE OWNER wants B\ill ceramic bath. Base $8,601). BUYS this êlean 6 level, 1V6 baths, paneled rec- BOOKKBEIPER accept reasonable offer. 649- Side Recreation buildings.' ping, heat, hot water includ TOWN OF COVENTRY, room RAnch in CoyAhtry. Ask reation room, patio, corner phone orders, censed, .^commercial, residen 0131. monthly.thly. OotipleC or with one *C^S^^^âsher, buU^ hor^trade f i v e BEDRC)0MS, 2 fuU baths, ROLUNO PARK area—choice ment garage. Plenty of control, take c o l o n i a l b o a r d 2471. ... Write Box' “ D ", Herald. ' for Homer Graîêr, Belflore lot, assumable-mortgage, $19,* tidl, industrial, steady work. po. ed, $160. monthly. Call for ap CONNECTICUT — d t ^ , no pets. 875-0879. with on this 7% room Ranch, modem kitchen with built-lns, Cape o f 6 rooms, big yard ih a storage space. Outdoor util printing experience helpful. disposal, baths, alumlmun Rockville area. Call '875-6905. - '615 Parker St., Manchester LADY KENMORE portable pointment, 648-2463, 649-9404. NOVEMBERS, 1966 2^4 baths, foiiK. bedrooms, 2 jj fireplaces, walk-out base- fine residential area. Immedi ity shed. Large shaded lot Agency, 643^1. 700. Call 876-^. Call 646-0403, or i249;p607. F u n ilsb e d A p a rtm e n ts 6 3 -A . i^gai voters of the Town V E SÔ ^ — 6-room ap«rtm«)t, siding, storm windows, sewers, Mrs. iE.! S. Lioftus dishwasher, $65. Console mod Apartments^.FIftt*' zoned heat. O r i^ a lly listed nient, screened pordh, garage, ate oqcupancy. T. J. Crockett, \rith good sized garden ATTRACTIVE 4 room apart second floor, private en only $19,900. Hutchins Agen- space. Fruit trees, grape /S a l e WAOTED—Immeâtely ANDOVER — cheaper thaa YOUNG MAN tiSSjirork after el sewing machine, $20. Ma j Tenements 83 THREE large rooms and bath, «>* Coven try ^tate of ^M ectl- for $25,900.—What’^ yOur o f - ' handy locaiUon. Phllbrlck Agen' Realtor, 648-1677. school, 2-6 or 3-6. Call Mr. ment, automatic heat, hot wa frame, on bus Une, near school icy, Realtore. <149-6324. arbOT, nicely landscape.- on thts''6 % room Contempo- rent- Assume fnortgage and hogany Duncan Phyfe dropleaf completely furnished, all utlli- t h r l^ f w fer? Belflore Agency^ 643- cy, ReaMorii, 649-8464. ""Help Wanted—Male 36 Shapiro. Casual Village Shops, CLEAN 3 room apartment,' sec ter, working cou p le.N o chil ami' s lx ^ ln g /c e n te r , $86. MANCHESTER— Six room Co Xhccellent location. Q êt rary C o 1 o n 1 a 1 In Vernon, low $86 monthly payments. Ex- dining table, extends to êat 12, dren. 649-4319. ties, suitable for two older fected to ^^® NEW TWO family flat — 5-6, 6121 . Rktsed hearth fireplace, 3 pandable country home and shade trees. Nice entrance staliway, tree shaded yard. Agency,. 649-8464. - 643-2692 643-5121.. . C 'Tolland St., BlASt Hart- chahee^to grow? We need ft-EXPERIENCED mother will NOT $600, NOT $500, estate rentals — apartments, Bolton Road. Call 643-6389. l ot water. Apply Marlow’s / 867 for the following State And age area In sprinklered, heated Clessynskl, Builder, 649-429L Town Officers: Goverhof-ând foyer. Look Into this one now! Only $1Q,900. Woluerton Agen= man with mechanical aptitude f*''® excellent care to . NO! NO! homes multiple dwellings - ho ^ûlta Main. buHdlng. CaU 643-0172. x NEW LISTING — Absolutely , , . Lieutenant Governor, Secre- A s ..c y , M3-5121. cy. i J S L . r Z willing to learn the preqi.sion 2 or 3 Vs a week. 875-5575. NOT EVEN $400 fees. Callr«=ii J, D. Real Estate, ' Robei^ B. Murdock lovely 7 room modem Colonial BOLTON. — exceptional 2-fara* MAN to wôrk as carpet layers’ preferred, no pets. Call 649-'. ' . tary of the State, Treasurer, on tree-shaded % acre lot lly' Garrison Colonial, only t _sliclng of quartz crystals 4;o . DO/TYPING, filing and BUT A WHOLE HOUSE 643-5129. Apartment Buildings OWNER SAYS — Sell at any FALia40R DRWE —Here’s a room on living level, one car 643-6472 helper. Apply A. J. Turgeonr 2559. , ROCacyiyÊ — 2% room fur- Attorney General, Quiet deadend streOt years oM ,'4-4- Fireplace, built* Watkins Brothers Carpet De closeJC ray toler^ces. We general- office work in home, 3 ROOMS LOVELY { For Sale ■ o9, NEW HOMES reasonable offer! room good buy iii room Cape, garage, $16,900. Phllbrlck WE HAVE customers waiting nlshed apartment. 875-6316. Representative - in - Congress, ___\ Beautiful residential neighbor- Ins, tiled baths, full cellar. Res* need a man with the' potential^ availahle-,to rfpend time THREE ROOM apartment, liv Rockledge Ranch. Could be with 4 rooms ifnihhed, ceramic Agency, Realtors. 640-8464. partment, 936 Main St. NEW FURNITURE for the rental of yoqr apart .. - -- ' ■ —— Sheriff, State Senator,'Judge of ■BOLTON—Fbr a retired cou identlal 2% acres. $23,900. As* to develop into a^Jead naan ^s jn office. Write BoX R, Herald. ing.. Toqm, kitchen, bedroom ^fANCHESTER — rtro modern Four-bedroom Colonial, 2 the "Sleeper” you’re looking tiled bath, detached'garage and hood of lovely homes. Large ' AND APPLIANCES' ment,, o f home. J. D. ’' Real Probate, State Representative, ple. Co:^ 4-room' Ranch, 2- sume 6^ per cent mortgage. LATHE HANDS and gA*«>ral the company expands. Call T. and bath, electric riange, re Business Locatioiii multj-unlt apartment building fireplaces, 2 baths, built-in for. Belflore Agency, 643-6121. lovely wooded lot. W e'w ge you dining room with French doors -EVERYTHING ^ 643-5129.^ Justices, of the Peace and..Ib5g- Owner will carry second mort* machinists, paid hospitaliza Kubiak, 289-5428. MOTHER DESIRES babysitting- frigerator, heat, hot water, no F o r R en t offered for the first time. Ex oven and range, dishwash ____ — ------1 ------to hurry on this one. CaH, Jar- <>“ . ’ * ^ * - J * * ^ bedroomi large kitchen with overlooking patio. Big kitchen ^YES, EVERYTHING ______, Istrar o^. Voters.' . ^ cellent locations, fiilly leased. er, paneled den, hot water natural woodwork. Hiring vvith abundance of cabinets, gage U necessary. Owner, 649* tion, holidays and vacation J. days. In own" home with nice RENT MAN in need at rentals. ' • pets. Available Nov. 1,' Call INTERIOR IMMACULATE In via Realty Co., Itealtors, ^643- INDUSTRIAL Space — 4,000 Polls will be open at 6:00 a.m. producers. These are first heat, fiill basement $31,- room •with fireplace, rec room, four bedrooms possible, light* 8606. plan. A'pply MetropUcs,. Inc., ' fenced in yard. Excellent care. - ONLY $398.93 - Have„tenants . willing to sign^ McKinney Bros., Inc., 643-2139. this 6 'room Colomal In the 1121 \ kitchen, lot 150 x 200, garage, square feet, first floor space, and will close at 7:00 p.m. quality! built buildings. Cidl for 900. Woodbrldge St. area. Belflore : ■' ^— L_:------$26,500. PhUbrick Agency, ohe car garage, walk-up attic, „lng rods and rotor antenna 640 Hilliard St. OPPORTUNITY TO 643-2392. .7 ' YOU GET lease, plus escrow. 649-4342 or ------SM— ------^------R a m ^ centrally located. ‘Will sub- Attest: details. Hayes. Agency, 646-0131 Agency, 643-5121. TEN ROOM older home plus '6^8484. ^ ' largo lot in quiet neighbor.- vviU stay. Tastefully decorat* *■ — ALL THB -- 649-3566. breezeway, garage, wall to WE HAVE A position open in SIX ROOM duplex. Can 643- divide. For particulars , call Elmore Turklngton, 2-rooms over garage located hood. Prestige Real. Estate, _oft. pirepiaced 24’ 11-vlng'win. .INCREASE YOUR 1 Famous Make Refrigerator,, J. D. REAL ESTATE wall carpeting, large lot, nice* various phases of metal hard . Q321. 31 N, Elm St. Warren E. Howland, Realtor, Town Clerk FOUR BEDROOMS, a new PAltKER STREET — Neat 6 Dogs— ^WrOs— Peite 41 1 Famqus-Jifake T.V.. ■ b r a n d n e w Bu^heai Property In center of Manchester. Ideal 280-6827. Heartbroken o w n e r trans ening. The M ock Company will two car garage, good location, room Colonial with finished ______ly landscaxied. 649-6888. INCOME 1 Bedroom Suite 360 Main St., 643-1108. ■/ For'Sale 70 643-5129 643-8779 for large family.. $22,900. Phil- ferred. CaU now. Briifloro be happy to train you. MJe offer, DACHSHUND PUPPIES, AKC, ; F o u r c l e a n spacious rooms and a tree-shaded yard make roc room, breezeway and ga- VBRlifbN — Wellwood CHrcle. K121 1 Living Room Suite NOW R’JJNTING brick Agency, Realtors, 649- DONNELL RD., Vernon —If yoo many ’ Iberal benefits. Openings ready to go,' miniature and ^ second floor, Venetian blinds. BUSINESS BLOCK, corner lo- this one of Manchester's Best rage. Mortgage available here. New two family X bedroom . Agency, Good Sealtest home de 1 Dinette Set PICTURESQUE 8464. have had too much c ^ Ufa -.^tandard, champion bloqd Ideal for adult,couple. No pets. cation, p o s s Income approx- ______T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- flats, separate furnaces, upper ’ COVENTRY for first and second shifts. Ap^ livery routes are now open Buys at $15,700. Belflore and want to get out the 1' "Sealy” Mattress residential ’ LOCAUON Upper Laurel St. area. Call PRIVACY — Wooded custom 1577. twenties. 876-1684 or 649-4498. ply in person Klock Company, which will give the right U'he^. Also Weimaraners. I imately, $10,000 yearly. Good 67 PRINCETON ST. — S bed- Agency, 643-5121. suburbs, here is yow oppof* 1 “ Sealy” Spring 643-1297. Ranch, fireplace, foyer, dish- ■! ■ ...... ■— ------OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS 1272 Tolland Tpke., Manchester men good income and per ■ Soutiiti^ton 1-628-6573. . One bedroom apartnjehts, wall J future potential. Price $65,000. . rooms, , fourth possible, 2 tunlty to purchase a,goigeoua 2 Throw Rugs KICK OFF YOUR CAREER • J. D. Real Estate, 643-6129, bathS) large closets. cedar DEADEHTO street gives excel washer, dls^sal, wall to wall MANCHESTER -- centrally lo- ^ T I^TFORD - 3 family manent employment. 5 day 1 Boudoir Chair to 'wall carpeting, ôutside bal 4Vi ROOM duplex, completely cated 6 room Cape*; garage, home, Saunders St., 14 rooms. ' Spic and span plaster waU-, 8 room Colonial only 3 years FULL OR PART-TIME mainte week, many fringe benefits, GROOMING and boarding all 1 643-8779. cloSet, oil hot water heat, lent location to this older Co- carpets, 2-car garage; Hutchins nance help. Apply in person 9 breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. 2 Vanity Lamps conies, free g a sh e a t and hot renovated, prlvat^ drive- and aluminum . siding, shopping, Income return, separate heat ed 6%-room Cape on four old. Fully equipped kitchen, 4 libera.l commission arrange dinette, jalousled porch, 2-car liinlal with garage. Natural Agency, Realtors, 64941324. acres. Family room with a a.m.-5 p.rti.. Holiday Lanes, 39. Chase, Hebron Rd-., Bolton, 2 Pillows watar and gaS for cooking. yard, very convenient location 'seweia; $14,9(X>. Fasek, Real ing systems. Selling In .upper bedrooms, 1 full bath and 9 ment makes possible high Land For Sale 71 garage with electric dpors, trim. Nice rear yard, with ...fireplace. 1500 sq. ft. of Stove, refrigerator, garbage $116. 649-7819. tor, 289-7476. 20’s. For further Information lavs. High assumable mort Spencer Street. eamingS. 643-5427. -\ 1 Pair Blankets AT THE AIRCRAFT .1 ■■ ■ , I ■ custom built Immediate occu fruit and shade trees. Belflore MANCHESTER 2* family, 5*5 living apsice, 1% baths. An 1 Cocktail Table disposal. Resident superintend^ Agency, 643-6121. 2-car garage 2 h c a ^ call the R.F. Dimock Co., 649 gage. CaU Mrs. Smith at the DONUT RAKER WANTED fuU- ent locat^ corner of Edgerfbn POUR ROOMS, first floor, ga $ pancy, mid 20’s. 649-4408. MANCtiBSTER — 4 room swer the Imock, open the 2 Table Lamps systems, excellent location. 0245. door. $18,000. Call Mr. Jervis Realty Oo., fteattors, SEALTEST FREE — One cute kitten to and Hemlock Streets. Immedi rage, central location, near Jjocated Only 16 Miles from house, city Water, sewer, con- time. Will train. Apply Bess 1 9x12 Rug $16,900 —~ 6 ROOM Ranch, fire- iVBRY LOW down payment Buy now, only $17,500. Hayes Lewis, 640-53(>6. 643-1121. schools. Available December 1. -venient location, new furnace, ' ELLINGTON ' ' Eaton Donuts, 160 Center FOODS good homes. Call" 649-3084. 1 Floor Lamp a t e ' occupancy, $125. monthly. GET MORE PAYFOWBR AT PAWA place, ceramic bqtb, aluml- possible oh this 3 bedroom Agency, 646-0131, Call 646-0410. I WHITE MOUNTAINS only $11,500. now, Hayes Street. Milk Division 1 SmokeCx. can num storm windows, attached Ranch. Assume 6 %% first .TRANSFERRED ! - B&W IHXIDLES AKC registered, Agency, 646-0181. Wanted^Real Estate 77 24 Piece Siivbr.,.Set MANNARINO' ■ N.H. • garage, Manchester. Hutchins ^rtgage. DUPLEX-- 2 family, 6-6 b u # OWNER IS - The BAIÔWS and ' FULL-TJME MAN for used Contact Kenneth Reynold.^ male and female, white or - $2.50 OR MORE AN H6UR WALLACE Co. 36 Piece Dinnerware Set MANAGEMENT CO. THREE ROOMS, for rent. Call Agency, Realtors, 640-6324. take back secondary financ- to range, dishwasher, wall to forced to. sell, beautiful . WANTfED car riconditioiilhg dârtment. 643-9126 brown. $86-$100. Call after 3, wall carpeting, assuniable Manchester Parkade , 18 Yards Floor Covering 289-7395 ing. Centrally located, nicely Raised Rimch at $2i,900, All -benefits. Good hourly Charles Argirbs—643-9390 649-3627. 643-8063. 5with its fabulous sW fmrtlltes. mortgage, jHdee $23,500. Phil- , VERNONfBOLTON far below market value. A Manchester 649-6306 !• ------EVERYTHING ^ THREE FAMILY — large landscaped, immediate occu IMMEDIATELY Startihg rate. No experience An Equal Opportunity THREE ROOMS, with heat, $90. ûy a la r p tract of land wlta ^p^rtments, good Income, brick Agency, 649-8464. „ must be seen house, with - POODLES — ‘small miniature ^ ONLY $398 93 BIRCH S’TREET— 4 room flat,- Want to kick off your careeri^th a good high-paying lowering trees, 100 frontage 0 0 - - pancy. Belflore Agency, 643- NORTH Coventry —514 roiom" necessary. Apply in person, to Employer monthly. Inquire 32 Church St. some cleaning necessary. Can TOWlv| LINE 2 full baths, 2-car garage, Two family, good oonditkia, puppies, silver'o r black, g:<>od p^/gt^rage until wanted. Free second floor, redecorated. 649- job ? Then the place for you is Pratt & Whitney Air 6121. MANCHESTER — J -room .Cape, centrally air-conditioned,. Ranch. Assume 6 per 'cent John"'Vozzolo or Ralph Schal- Can be seen Tuesday 4-7 p.m. craft. Because that’s where you get Paypower . . . Improved road, 150’ deep. Fam assume mortgage asking. Bowors or other nice area ; quality, shots, AKC, etc., 643- on t r e ^ 200' lot. Large kitchen • etc. A ct quickly. J. Sledes- mortgage, monthly payments ler at Manchester Motor Sales, delivery anywhere in Connecti 4498. - the power to learn more skills while you earn more ily recreational area abounding $24,900, J. D. Real Estate Oo-, g iX .MONTHS young Is this 4 brand new custom built desired. cut'. Free set-up by our own re- in Wildlife, 3 brooks on prop- with built-ins, fireplaced-living ky. 649-5306. $133. Why rent? Own your 512' W. Center Street, Man 3ALESMAN — Long, estabiish- ,______SEVEN ROOM apartment with MANCHESTER — 4 rooms, ex pay, starting at $2.50 an hour on the second shift. 648-5129. Immaculate Colomal. Cqn'ven- homes (non - development) room, 4 bedrooms and den. Ex own home. Fasek, Realtors, -4- a Ls o chester. 643-1511. ed, and rapidly growing, local POODLS~i(»UPS — Miniature, liable men. Free Service by our cellent location, one child, no Arid that’s only the beginning. Because the .Aircraft Is Jerty, best deer hunting tuea In lent location. Flreplaced, UYlng Raised Ranches and ------B f i W ...... \ shots.- .own -faetory. trained experts. ■fireplace and garage, $150. per growing, building more and more jet-engines for air Maine, beautiful view of moun- DUPLEX -— 14 rooms, 6 cellent condition, owner anx- 289-7475. wholesaler ha| attractive^ :op- gray or black, AKC, pets, refrigerator, stoVe, park room. Job transfer situation Ranches, kitchen built-lns, The BARROWS and ^ Three or four bedroom Griginal price for all this mer- month. J. D. Reril Estate, 643.- lines, utilities and industry, you’ll have plenty of op rages, office space, centrally . ioiu. Wolverton Agency, Real portimity for one-man to cover . 649-8400. ing, $100. CaU 1-633-9067.-^/'— ^ Italn's and lakes, \ necessitates Immediate sale. ceramic tiled baths, fully WALLACE Co. home in A or WAREHOUSEMEN 5129. portunity to grow with the jet age. And as your skills kxmted, aluminum siding, hot tors, 649-281S. BOLTON — Unusual Cape of nearby area.. This is unusual ehandise was $548.93. Sonje Belflore Agency, 643-6121. landscaped, wooded lots. Manchester Parkade $30,000. bracket ' STOCK CLERKS opening. Reply Box C, Man FOUR KITTENS, fluffy, funny, fortunate person can purchase increase, your paycheck Increases, too. water 2-zone heat, 4 bedrooms Manchester 649-5306 fi've rooms on - three levels,. ROOMS, $125., 314 rooms, • Total Price $250y IMMEDIATE OCXXJPANCY — Selling from $20,000-$32,- chester Herald. * free and frantic for a home. it all'for only $398.93. On dis each side. Ftailbrlck Agency, MANCHESTBR-rSiii room cus many extras, earport^lato e LVA T Y L ^, REALTOR For T-V and appliance dis $115, heat, hot water, stove, • Down Payment $26' Large 6 room Colomal, 000. _ 643-6710. play at main store. Appliances NOTICE And don’t forget the "extras” at the Aircraft that add 640-8464. tom buUt Ranch, fireplace, oil BOUTON — 7 roorin Ranch, plus prlvUeges, $15,900. tributor. Ideal working refrigerator, parking, 15 For tiled baths, dishwasher, stove, large fmlshed rec room and 6M-4419-4469 { ÂRT-TIME man wanted to be are reconditioned , and fully niore value to your income . . . like excellent insurance I ' Monthly Only $ 5 hot water heat, paneled reo EXCELLENT FINANC seen. T. J. Crockett Realtor, conditions, good salary, 5- est St., off Main S t, 646-0090, PUBLIC HEARING I trained in sewing machine re and retirement plans, paid sick) leave, holidays and TWO FAMILT 4-4 duplex, nice garbage disposal, fireplace, bar. Two fuU baths, 2-car ga 643-1577. Mrs. Hitien Cole, 643-666«; guaranteed. 643-5675. ADDITIONAL I room, call n ^ . Hayes Agency. ING AVAILABLE. LOW day week, vacation, excel pairs. Must have mechanical^------Ârticles For Sale .45 vacations. So do it now. Come in and kick off your yard, Verplanck School area, garage, porch, city utlUtles, rage, large wooded lot, superb MONTHLY ! Money Back Guarantee 046'013L DOWN .PA"rMENT , TO lent benefits. aptitude. Prefer morning i APPROPRIATION career at Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. $19,500. Leonard Agenriy, Real lot 100x200. Mortgage money^ condition. Reduced to $25,000 SCREENED LOAM for the best COLONIAL MANOR — 4V4 room I QUALIFIED BUYERS. PAYMENTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS is available. Charles Lesper- hours. Hourly rate while train in lawns and gardens. Deliv (iuplex, private patio and cel- tors, 646-0460. MANCHESTER Call R. F. Dimock Company, C IcV C H tT V - RADIO & APPLIANCE. ONLY $12.93 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, TO; ing and good working condi ered fromrour .greening plant ■'■tar, appliances, disposal . and TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY ance, 649-7620. For further Information Realtors. 649-5246. ------1 \ " DISTRIBUTORS, INC. tions. For -interview apply to Phone For Appointment CONNECnCUT CONCORD RD. - beauUfifl j CHALLENGE YOU 'TO Also gravel,, sand and fill. utilities. J. D. Real Estate, 643- Notice is hereby given that LAKE TAHOE Ranch, large living room, for- ^ TEN ACRES, stately 7-roojn caU the Dimock Realty Co., VERNON — 6 room Cape, fuU \Q5 Leggett St.,'East Hartford Singer Company, 832 Main St., Ask for “CARL” INTRODUCTORY TRAINING PR6 g RAMS — If you Tel. 528-6581 , George H. drlfflng, Inc. And 5129. the Board of Directors, Town MOUNTAIN COMPANY. mal dining room," cabinet kitch Critically Inspect this 8- atone 1840 Oolcnlal, hot water 640-6240, 649-9823. shed dormer, modem kitchen, Laidlaui and Mrs. Ladder Manchester. over. 7424886. Htfd. 247-0338 or 527-9036 don’tTiaVe shop .experience, you'll be griven 80 hours of room, 7-year-old extra large An Equal Opportunity of Manchester, , Connecticut, intensive training on the machine you have' been hired en, 2 bedrooms, recreation heat, fireplace, excellent con garage with breezeway. Large See It, Day or Night Cape Cod that has all fea Employer MAN; NEEDED in Manchester will hold a Public' Hearing in to operate. Instruction will be In our own machine 263 Mountain Road room, landscaped yard.. Mar* dition, long road frontage. treed -lot, 32’ swimming pool, NEED Sn o w t i r e s ? New Kel- if you have no means of trans- TWO Aira FOUR ROOM apart tures home owners desire. G iven 4-ff Clover Awards , •vicinity to do janitorial Work, the Municipal Building Hearing training plant at the same high-aircraft rate of pay. East Concord lort E. Robertson, Realtor, Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. MANCHESTER — cussume 6% $19,900. PhUbrick Agency, 649- ly - Springfield 650x13 and, porta tion /!ll send my auto for ments for rent. 649-6204. New Hampshire 03301 Nothing has been overlook James T. Laldiaw has rec^v- tor dairy, and Natalie Hladky, D ■ ' ''-1 good wages, paid holidays arid 773x14, $12.90. New wheels, •' ' i - - .______Room, 41 Center Street, Man 648-5953. / rs per cent mortgage, with pay- 8464. you. No obligation whatsoever. I ______ed. We have the financing; iMANCHESTBR — 2-tamily 5-6, other benefits. Apply Rudder half pi'ice plus tax. Cole's Dis DELUXE 3-ROOM apartment, chester, Connecticut, Monday,. ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAXIS — Courses rang $24,900. Call Mr. Lewis, ments of $112. 6 room older ■ ed the 4-H Clover Award rectog- ****“ " PART-TIME man to work In ; Telephone Code 603 224-4476 assumable 3 bedrooms, permanent siding, ii^me, in hnmaciflate condl- TOLLAND Ranch on large - ship. - Window Cleaning, 157 Charter, count, 45i West Center, 643- A— Lr-B— E— R— T’— S extra large. Includes appli November 7, 1966, at ,8:00 p.m. ing from 22 weeks to 93 weeks in Machining, Sheet 648-5306. local retail store. Call 643-2833. mortgage, S-year-old 7 room sduminum storms and screens, lot close to Route 15, a s s i m i - kW Swords went to Kathy .Oak Ave., Hartford, secorid 43-45 ALLYN ST., HAR’IFORD ances, utilities and dryer. J. D. on proposed additional appro Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair and tion. S bedrooms, formal din 5332: SpUt Level, that features 8 gen near bus line, exceUent condi able mortgage. Own;rs floor; OPEN NIGH'f'S TILL 9 P.M. Real Estate, 643-5129. priation as follows: Pipe Making. ■ ^ B&W ing ro o m ,.n ^ T O ^ and siding, PART-TIME deyvery, Friday iNDUSTRIAL ZONE from 8-26 erous bedrooms, 1% baths, for tion, $17,500, WolviBrton Agen lous. J. D. Real Estate Co., WiUiaiti Lodder, the eanoe Tua<»rwmaw SORRY SAL —is now a merry To: Sewer Department—Con The BARROWS and garage, St James Parish, $16,- Mid Saturday, Vernon or So. BACKHOE OPERATOR, exper- TO RENT—^ne 3 room apart-, ' acres, centraUy located. J. D. WALLACE Co. cy, Realtors, 649-2818. ârt as a 10-year club lead- Krafty A-Go- gal. She used Blue Lustre rug tribution to the Reserve APPRENTICE PROGRAMS — ’ Courses ranging fro mal dining room, kitchen with 600. Wolverton Agency, Real -Windsor area, average $2. ienced. Hydraulic Case and GLENWOOD GAS and gas ment and one 2 room apart iR ea l Estate, 043-6120, 643-8779. built-ins, family room end at Manchester Parkade hourly, 1 car necessaay. Call and upholstery cleaner. Rent Fund ...... $32,000 three to four years in Sheet Metal,'Machining: and/(’ool tors, 640-2813. Ford machines, to engage in range, $35. Call 643-2938. ment with heat, stove and re tached garage, $22,900. Wolver- Manchester 649-5306 BRICK RANCH — Modern "VERNON M r - Ronald Itawison and electric shampooer $1. Olcott to be financed by an in A Die Making. , jftEB. twoKJa JKvnowu Tuiolrv TiMv» . Aommimitv Mrv* 644-C^. installing septic tanks and frigerator furnished. Call 643- kitchen with built-lns, 2% wElfiBREUL ST.-Lovely new START ON THE RIGHT MralvillkmKeUeher both ra- Variety Store. crease in revenue by the ton Agency, Realtors, 040-2818. j^j^ jjchjjSTER — New Usting. Ice, and Coventry 4-H 'Fiww drain fields. Year ‘round work, BENGAL combination gas and 5118 between 8:30 a.m.-4:30 Holiday Gifts , n M*®” ' R a ^ home wMh aix spacious FOOT same amount- received ™ community bekuti- . DEAN MACHINE good conditions, goodf wages. RICH, STO'i'IE - FREE loam, oil range, $20.' good condition. p.m. 6% room Ranclv 1% bato, ga- family room *with fireplace, 2- rooms, 1% baths, full basement And see this pretty six- - completed five yeprs as local ' 643-6994..' • from.HELCO. Hundreds of good jobs availabjef in; rage, «“® G*rage, AA zone, $32,600. and hot water oil beat Large fication. . PRODUCTS • Inquire McKinney Bros. Sew $15. Gravel, sand,_ fill, stone, room Cape. Ideal.home for 4-H club leaders during the re age Disposal Co., Mitchell manure, white sarid''’box and FOR RENT— 1-2-3 rooms, un Robert M. Stone, 1 Hood-Sweater- tlfully landscaped y w 6 . $18.- pwibrick A gency, Realtors, ^ t. Ready for immeddate oc- mother with small chil cent annual 4rH Achievement First-year leader eiwards CONSOLE 'TV, very good cop- Secretary " , 165 ADAMS ST. Drive, off Parker St., Man pa’tlo sand. 643-9504. furnished, no pets. Call before j 600. Hayes Agency. 646-013L 649-8464. ^ cupaniy. ‘ CaU Jarvla Realty dren. No traffic here. Call Night program. went to the ■■ following: Mrs. 'dition, $75. or best offer. 649- Board of Directors j MACHIKING IHSI IGTION chester. 4:30-5.:30 p.m. Call 7:30 p.m., 643-2068. SPLIT LEVEL — 6% rooms, wr>___ Opan dally 0®*i Realtors, 643-1121. -Mr. Bogdeui 649j-5306. Only i4-H Camp* Sckalax- Marie B. Carl, Mrs. Robert MANCHESTER THE PROVEN carpet cleaner, 9391. Manchester, Connecticut $16,500 and yoii get a ga The 1966 643S308. ships went I'fto ' the fdlk^g: ^ • Blue Lustre is easy on ' the ONE BEDROOM 3 rodm apart Dated at Manchester, Connec Sundaye. New 6-room MANCHESTER — nearly! new rage, too! AssuSnption pos the F W Mrs. Frederick Brown, Mrs. budget. Restores forgotten col ment, choice central, sbcluded AIRCRAFT KHI MECHANICS Witt built-lns, t r o ^ l o t , w ,^th carport, unique quaJUy bulit two lamlUes. Sep- sible. ■ Charles Cdqklipg, HAS IMMEDIATE: ticut, this 27th day of October, Wellwood scholarship, with' Da- ^ * 8 Garland ors, Rent electric shampooer, Musical Instruments 5'3 location, adults, references. l^t<*en-famlly room arrange- fumacea, excellent fl- 1966. vid Miller altemaite, and Reedy and Richard Bates. OPENINGS: i • $1. Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper $120,649-9287, $ 1 9 ,^ . P W l b ^ Agency, jnant, 2 fuU baths, large bed- nancine,avaUable. Hayes Agen^ - B & W ' ■ ...... ■ s , ' TURRET LATHE SHEET M ETAI^ BENCH WORK Wayne G ^ g as second alter- Orange Meets Thnndagr Supply. • . USED UPRIGHT PIAN9 S, re Realtors, 649-8464. rooms, aluminum aiding. As- The BARROWS and Full-time—day and night , sh l^ conditioned, . reasonable. 643- / /W A L L A C E Co. nate. / Coventry Grange meets at G .> OPERATORS kvB YEAR old Ranch, ^ ‘ ' / /.Manchester Parkade .CARRIER ICE MACHINE, 450 6563. 8 1 0 3 laree famUy to. »eU. Wesley R. Smith Con- MANCHESTER New 8 room Scho;iArships awarded by tee p.m. Thursday in its haU on I T00I/& DIE MAKING 2-car .garage. ) / Manchester 040-5306 filing machine operator lb. capacity, good running con sized kitchen trite built-lns. etruoUqn Co., 648-1667. Colonial______Raised Ranch, . pres- . ____ 4-H /Town Committee: Ellen Rt. ____44A____ emphasizing ‘IMusin 55 , HOUR IVEEK dition. 646-0037. ' , : Hardinge Chucker tlge neIgWborhood. Call Resl-‘ and; Mary Cunningham, and Tool Makers and Machinists 5 yard loads. Damato Coh- Wanted—To Buy 58 • Low Suds! Laundry I Detergent...... l...20.-lb. tub $2.99 2 full baths, fiiUy plastered, .garage, aluminum storms and SOfUTH 'VVWfDSOR -^wuUve Barbara Hammerlindi first and. Pomona Qrai«e 8 -I room custom Railch, stminons, fiecoiid; KrlstlxiA jBteol Handler To control all -structlon, 649-9455 jifter 5 p.m. H O U S ^ O L D lots, antiques, . Introductory Special Only one car garag$, woOded lot, screens, rec room, .walk-out AoIa *7fi fliy* conditionings,' breezewayR Gienncy. 'Xiiiida Nolson,. fisvt, ^ raw material and-'handle bric-a!-brac, clocks, frames, FIREMEN • GEAR INSPECTORS nesr bus, school afid shoiqiing. rear porch, fireplace, open PART-TIME janitor, 2-5 p.rti., BE GEN'ILE, be kind, to that • Liquid Dish Detergent ...... p S u b u rb a n F o r Bale gkrage and all ,tee extras that Marilee MiUer, sec- GoodwiU Orange. cutoff. ' glassware. We bijiy estates. Selling for $18,900, Call tee R. stairway from Uving room to must be reliable. 649-5334. expe'nsive carpet, clean it with • AH Purpose Cleaner! ...... p ANDOVER — 17 acres of level you would expect in this truly Hannah Kingsbury, with Mrs. Oengn» Village Peddler, - Auctioneer,-! F. Dimock Co.; 649-6246. attic which is ideal fof expan Blue Lustre. ..Rent electric • Machine Dishwasher Deterge'nt^....r. semi-cleared land' "with 800’ fine home, put of state owner colleen Roach, first, 'and AU women are invited ! 411 Benefits . ' 420 Lake'St.,-Bolton. 649 3247. FOUNDRY PRESS OPERATORS sion, comprise just a few of .M. ^ ;PART-’nM E ,v service ; station CHESTERLargO 7 room frontage on Hop River. Ideal ■wants fa^ sale. Hayes Agen- Pamela Gree^ second, and coffee hour at 10:90 am. shampooer. $1.T h e Sherwin- • Spra)TVlndow^Gleanei/-rvAAi V rm -A ...... p the accommodating features of A n Equal Opportunity attendant wanted” Apply in iich, 2^ bates, modem for club, camp or homeslte. / cy, 64^0181. ; PatrtcU'Trueman, with Richard day for Mrs. Williams Co. WE BTJY and sell antique and , this Ifome. Asking $18,300. J. D. person Boland 'Atotbrs, 369 These prices reflect a SAV’INGS [of 35-40% over comparable Utmen, forma!l d l i ^ room, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- y — Hladky, first alternate, and home of Mr. and Mrs, Fraidtlln ■ Employer used furniture, china, glass VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 Main Street, . Real Estate Co., 643-5129. Center St., Manchester. premium quality retail 1. Items cash ’n cariy only. No samples. East Hartford, Connecticut Other Connecticut pranti In fainlly .room, 24x24 with' fire- 4686. . . Beverly ^ ' WeBs in TatoottvlUe,^. Doris ...... :______fv— ' Oiamonds— Watchjes— . silver, ^picture frames, old 100% Refund’ Guarantee! . coins, . '^ n s , • pewter, scrap North Haven, Southington and Middletovm. If avail plaie, 2-car garage, large tot pU P L E X , 4-4, expandable ranch ------■ ' ‘ ® rooni RatKh, 3 flrqplace^ 4 ,Renee Calhoun was awairtted Delano of ilerrpw .w., tran^ FULL-TIME MAN for carpet MECHANIC wanted —knowl Jewdrj ( 48 gold, watches, old jewelry, able, bring your military discharge papers (DD-214), KMT wltb fruit trees, $26,000. Pbll' type, large treed tot, convenl- bedro^s, 3% baUis, kitehen ^ Gilbert H. Stoms award for portation chairman, wUl assign work room. Apply Mr. , Tur- edge of Chrysler Corp. cars birth certificate and Oocial security card when you visit preferred but not j-essential. WATCH A^D! JEWELRY^ re- hobby pbllections, paintings, SYNDET PRODUCTS, Inc. b r ^ A gen^, 640-8464. ent tocation, Leonard Agency, j HEBRON exceUenoe in lamb work, and Spse that desire a rjde to a car geon,. Watkins Bros., 935 Majn our oOSce. * : • ■ SMALL ^ t . dishwasher disposal. BuscagUa, the Kingsbury Contact Joseph ..Palazzi, Serv 'pairing. Prompt service. TJp to attic con'tents or' whole estates. ELM I^T. XExt.), MANCHESTER, CONN Realtors, 946-0469. Bt. . / '1 ' , ; ' : -Opp^lsite F&-W Guard:>House MEDIUM ice Manager, Chorches Motors, $20. on . your old watch in Furniture Repair Service, 643- ^Six-room expandable jCape ,/llM .M.W. — ‘ Co me td the. “Red Door” OPEN FOR YOUR CONVEl^NGE Monday through LARGE MANCHESTER — Recent 4 GENERAL FAC^R"Y Work, 80 Otddand St., Manchester. trade. Closed' Mondays, F. E. 7449. TWO-FAMILY HOUSE •with large finished tamlly Retail Hours: 9 -A.!U;-12 :00 Noon Monday thru Saturday Friday — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday and bedroom Colonial, ikrge kitch UUt «nd 7uru;« th. pro- full-time. Apply 8:30^. New Bray, 73,7 . Main St., State Thursday evenings till 8 p.m., and Saturdays — 8 a.nt roorti and enclosed breeze- FUlJi-TIME auto mechanic; ex ANTIQIIEIS — clocks, silver, en, 2 fireplaces, 1 screened' way* and one-car garage, <»r garaga large PÛo, built- grom, Tolland county awards -bilment of about 50, . Mrs. WIP England Metal Products, 44 Thetcr^Buliding. ; . to 12 noon. [ $1^900. ■ perienced only. Able to work pewter. ‘ lamps and all collect -A- 5 2 1 4 p o i^ r immediate cktoupancy, full tile bate, fireplace,- -in svrimmlng-pool wite calâna dtotributed; Diane Sdder rSita! All class- Stock Place. *, ible items. Any quantity. The .r^ u ced tor fast safe. Hayes weekends. Call 649-805i. ) V- ' ~ -sweater is ho popu- aluminum siding, combina w d flltOT house with heater puscagUa, In achievernent, and o?^?tre closed to more enroH- ’'■‘garden— Farm—^Dai^ Bric-A-Brac Shoppe. 644-8962. Experienced Workers: Earn extra money on the new ; Festive -r-y--aprons ------7 ~~ ' convemenuy,Conveniently located,wcaiea, 0-0 6-5 AgencAgency, 646-0131. tion windows, ! amesite MECHANIC TO repair \and set : joyous spirit of the seaso^wlte lar with the youngsters, ea ^ , flat aU utilities, priced t: ------1------K A f WilQ&m Peracchlo, aûltura “ e^«^cert tor art, which !• I Products .50 ‘Tart-tim e” Shift — 6:30-to .9:80 P.M. drive. Large tw«d; lot, con sbhobls, diurchia and Also, Mrs. "IVUllam Lodder; L atarteur ' The flrat s x t up'addressing machineB. Advo 'Maximum FHA & ffA Financing Avattciple! *• t ' - ■ : ‘ . . I , ‘ . brlAht (Shristniae ipoUfs. They U clally when knit in the Houitos-i 1 # « - inmiedlate sale' F p T ^ ROOM Ranch, large venient location. Good con 8ystein\^28 John "St., Hart- Helji Wanted— STijuCTLY fresh eggs for sale. jnaka '»>»'»i-miW gifts tor any Yoote, ° Phttem! Use two fa-fa-.; "r, ■ ' carl garage. Bowers SchooL dition teroughout; Excel ^ d slS ^ ^ ' recognition; Christine fltartJdjlwt night aad^te ^9^27. Mrs. Beardsley ^9 Melady.jCtothii^; Charles Carl, ^t 7 p.m. Mondays ^ tord, 5^^9101 see Art Worgan. ~ 'Male or Female 37 Tomaszewskl, Box 363, South • homemaker. T •' 1 - vorito cbioiB.ebiora. .: ' 1 7 ' ' ( $16,000. ,T. J. Cirodeett,-Real- lent! value, only $18,700. Cl^lBU-les l and Michael Sullivan,(jjoyoirtry High SbhooL Rd.. Bolton, open- daily, 649- 5V|^RpQm Rcinch.. -I N o 8108 with ,PATT-0- P a,ttem No. 6214 has knit d l-' a-n* -dpat 'PQ'rtATF tor. 643-1577. 'KAN HP®^>ED fqr geheral fac SM AIi. BUSINESS ik Manches- 6472. P R A H & KAM A is In one size. Bib AP«>n rectiilM fo r Blass smaH (4-6). -P pl* R E A L - u & R RliALtaf,', I„0 . : EAST HAIOT<»UA-«.™ ,op 7 r!S '‘' S ” .‘7 S tory work In- small shop. No teri needs middle aged, man or 1*54 .yards 35-inch; tie-ons, 1 m ^ l ^ (8-10) and large (32- : k b a UTORS ’ 1 A43-9382 RANCH i^ ln preen Manor. m e a d o w ; w o o d r o a d ' 643^2692 ' maehjne experience required, >w,pman (steady) forlgeneral of- % yards for each. xiiT tnoluslva Six rooms,ns, g a d a. g g ^ carpeting, carp Household Goods 51 fringe benefits. Apply per .fijcê work. Some typing, an- To order, send 60c In coins to: To order, send Sfic in coins to: ______AssumaUe6e $13^ m moi ortga ge R .D ., Murdock—643-6472 son, Engineered Metals,, toe., "swer phone, taking orders. - Tolland ’• ’ ' WHITNEY 2? SS' w s;: nr. iv CLe An , u s e d refrigerators, Sue Birtnett, Manchester Eve- Anne CabOt, MiahCheSter ,Eve- ROOKUnXIB "— T roten con- availaUe.I. T. AÔrookett, R e a l- JO Hilliard St., Manchester.! Write Box P Herald, stating JSt tritlon;. Stwen, &vny and ‘ PJ ranges, atiteav^tlC! i wasbe s, ' EVERETT W. . ning Herald, 1160 AVIE. OT rilng Herald,/ 1600 AVK.:~W tOmporary ^ lit lAvoL Modem tor, 643-Ufrr. experience and age.y " BCIUTON - COVENTRY town with guarantees. See them at ‘i a MXBIOAS n e w YORK, N.Y. AMEBIGA8; NEW Y O ^ N.Y. kitchen, large Uving xpom with SSl cTtetlS iSb^mUcS! ^1®», • -Nick4 BOJLER ROOM firemen, moye- I Immaculate 5i/^-rbom ranch on large wooded lot. 2 family G line, 3 bedroom Ranch, family T B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 VAN DYNE A IRCRA FT 1 I I0O86. ' 10086. i,v-. . cathedral celling, one full and i^ "_jden, material handlers,; ma- -0|U)ER-CXIOK —fiex- Spacious living room with fireplace, V/i baths, fuU , ' , ' \ Une, $17,900. size kitchen, large living room \ Main St.' Call 643-21W. ' ; t. BUILDER ‘ i For Ist-class mailing add IQc For Ist-blass mailing add IDc; half baths, family room, diin*: 'curators (weaving, U)le hortry. Ap^y in person. pivlsloii of United Alroralt G qip.-- PhUbrick Agnu^j Healtors, a with , fireplace, only $14,900. ticultUre; and Ruth Mendelln, -an element in 1761. B e f ^ ^ i ^ Plahning To Add-A Room?. cellar, oil heat, amesite driVc^way. 20 minutes from 't o r earth ph-ttern. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, garage, "$28,000. 6||151. dyeing, finishing)?’ Malnt^-^ Howard ^Johnson Restaurant, ^ ;cons'ble, black- 649-84(^. ' i Hayes Agency, 646-0131, ’ miners had called It-' "kupfor- . Garage; Rec Room, downtown:Haôrd._ Take E xit-99 from^Route 15. AddFM? wlte Zip Code,' Styje« Address -with Zip Code;. Style Agency, 649-8464. •nee, - waichmen, atorekdepCr 394. Tblland Tpke., Mariches- an<[l-white, excellent, condition., t W Remodbl Kitchen f An Equal Oppor^lty Employer ^ •ltd truck driver. Openings .pn ter,. Exit 94', Wilbur Gross ' Caij be jseen anytimy. jReason- . Pripj^ realistically. V A NO. and, SlzeV ^ bl'^"^<£^H ons for knitting MANCEESTBR room LIBERTY STREET - In tee TSrious -lefts'.' Good, benefitt Highway. abif. Call 649-8390. / Free Estimates center of towm 5 'room bunga- Aiiply ^CheTIey Brothers, Infl Planning Service | EÂRT. YOUR FDTUBE^TODAY AT PAWA K Oooper Hill St., M anc^sten FULIfTIME porter wanted. LPOpL W£êr and dry-) Available I 1 Popik S49-a 03 U-A"Theati^ ^^t, Mr. Daly, one -year, $200 tor pie Ooon. or call t4S-4a4i flw'"aji>- Phone 246-4781 ! . potatitnent. ‘ 649-64A1. t . Call 649-1042. •V ’f - , \ r . j > t \ \

•'■"V- ■. 1 “ ..' •i' ^ I •- . -.1 i * I , A.. J .. •....,i-. y '• i-' ■ ' 1 ■v... 1- •■■■.... - A t V. U 1,-1966 - ( ■ '/ TlrtJSDAY, NOVEMBER r* V ■■■. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ATerage Daily Net Preas Ron , - Por tiw Week bided ' OetoW *9, 1966 Airman Alexander-A- Panne, son of Mr. and Mre. Domenlc Yofe fo r A. Paone of 44 Princeton St. has . ■\ ■ '-t. 1 5 , ( Th« Barbara OWford Circle been selected-for technical train -^ MoMhetterÂ C ^ of ViUag(t'Charm of Oonununiity Baptist Church ing as a communldatigns-electronics specials .at'Keesler AFB, < C' A**".'*.’ win meet toblght at 7:30 to clean (FORTY PAGES—TWO SBCTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN; WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER ^ 1966 the kitchen at' the riiurch. Miss. He is‘'a"graduate of Man VOU tXXXVI, NOf28 chester High School. J I' '' SiJi Hie 'executive board .of the Manchester Emblem dub I ‘ ' H' FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVB Guild of our liBdy of St. Bar- / will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. V?' ■t. (Twentieth Assembly District) tholdmew will meet tonight af at the- Elk’S Home on Bissell ter the 7:30 Mass at the church. St. A program on “ First Aid” will be'given with a question Metnber of Manchester - Airman John T. Sullivan, son' and answer period. Mrs. Stan Pension Board .8 Years ' of Mr.'and Mrs. Almet E. Sulli ley Baldwin is program chair van of 216 E. Middle Tpke. has man for the meeting. Chairman' of Manchester , been selected for training as a Pension B i^ d 4 Years 0 MM um:m flight equipment repairman at Marine Pyt. David J. Lyons, Chanute AiFB, III. He is a grad- •' son of Mrs. Robert J. Lyons of VOTE DEMOCRATIC uate of Manchester High School 88 Goodwin St. recently com4 r and attended the University of pie ted a week of testing and Kills 6 American Connecticut. He IS married to screening at the Naval Air ' . s'i f/. the fonrfer Lorraine Kaimor of Technical Training Center, ' . -• 1 ' Manchester. . Memphis, Tenn. ‘ v'.$ . -V State News ■ j*' viW-i?:;;? Th6 Reed-Eaton Circle wlU A coffee hour will be held 1 1 meet tonight at 8 at the home at 8 tonight at the 8th District X! Mrs. Glenii Gibbs of 123 Bar- Firehouse to honor Vincent Gen- SPECIAL THIS WEEK More Cash fy Rd. ovesi. Republican candidate for . . . ’• I state representative from Man- if' vr,:'-<; The Friendship Circle of ..the cheater’s 18th Assembly Dis To R ^lace - illip fe psli- Salvation A m y wiU meet tb- trict Genovesi, an 8th District SUBURBANITE morrow at 8*p.m. at tte Youth volunteer fireman, will meet Old Schools SEOUL, South Korea Center., Dr. A. Elmer Diskan, the public and will answer (A P ) — North Korean who served for two months on questions on campaign issues. troops ambushed and kill- J ___ ' ""-j,, MORIARTY BROTHERS HARTFORI) (AP) — the USS Hope at Nicaragua, will —...... The State Board'of Educa ed 'six American soldieri . 301 c e n t e r STREET— 643-5135 be guest speaker. He will speak Manchester Grange will meet tion backed a proposal to : and one South Korean b ^ . and show slides of his e:q>eri- tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Orange Mayers Campaigns, in Town ( low the armistice line be Halt It will be neighbors night day to grant a 50 per cent •' ences on the HOPE. The event ’Thomas C. Mayers, center, Stamford’s mayor and GOP cahdidate for state comptroller, ex fore ■ dawn today while Is open to all interested persons. A vote will be taken on selling increase in state school amines town campaign Uterature at Manchester’s Republican lieadquatrers. On left is Rob building aid to cities and President and Mrs. Johli- land owned by the Grange on ert Stavnltsky, GOP candidate for state representative frqm^ Manchester’s 19th Assembly I son slept 30 miles away. Hartford Rd. S N O W T I R E S towns that replace older The Percy Smith CSrdc, District, and on right -Is WUber Uttle, GOP candidate from the 20th Assembly District. May The incident was the graveat WSCS of South -Methodist ers accompanied the two town ’candidates yes terday on a one-hour tour of Manchester’s schools. Invteving Americans since the ’Die proposed legislation to the Aurch will- meet tomorrow at The Disabled American Vet shopping areas. His itinerary yesterday Included trips to Hamilton Standard in Windsor m:m Korean War ended in 1963. It General Aasembly, especially p.m. at the home of Mrs. erans Auxiliary will meet to Locks, a visit toJlockvllle, a speech on the Wesleyan University campus m Middletown, and occurred eight»«hours before 8 6.50x 13 mt would help cities ^since it would l>orothy Moseley, Mountain morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the two appearances in Stamford with E. aayton Gengras, Republican gubernatorial hopeful. Johnson left Korea for the Unit 41 aid in the cost of acquiring Rd. Miss Marion Brookings will VFW Home. Mrs. Gerald Som- Mayers’ traveling companion was Republica’n State Rep. John W Boyd of Westport, run ed States, but there was no indi PRICE PLUS^ land for new schools. be co-hostess. Mrs. Leonard U n-. monelU of Newington, depart ning for re-election. Mayers said yesterday thajt,’ if elected state comptroller, he will keep SALE ENDS ^ . cation that the President wax i s . s i ■ (AP Photofax) William J. Sanders, state com- ^"TOln will be _ln charge of the ment commander, will make his present Job of Stamford mayor. (Herald photo by Satemis.) advised of the ambush. T A X B ^ Huge tdngues of flame leap across mo^^ ta in s in Sylmar, . . Calif,, . 25 miles north- mj4sripner of education, told the. program. an official visit She will be NOV. 5th " ] In Anctx^ê,. Alaska, tlik west of Los Angeles. Firemen kept the blaze confined yesterday but a freak board the aid particularly would accompanied by Mrs. Grace traveling white House said Manchester______Auxiliary_ of ^ Chll- The executive board of Bent- ’The Alpina Society will meet affect schools more than 50' Plenrio of Manchester, assistant burst of wind swept flames back on a group of firemen, killing 10 of 25, President Jotuôn has asked firir ' St. Story's Sîsoopal Guild drena Services of Connecticut ley School will meet tonight at tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at too ^ a rs old . and those in run department oonduotress, Mrs. a complete repbrt on the huH- win m ^t Thursday at 11 a.m. will have a workshop meeting 8 at -the library of the school. Italian American Club. down areas. Charles Hirth and Mrs. Arthur dent from Gen. Charles H. Bene^ at the Guild HaU. Members ai« tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at the — — In another move, -llhe^- board steel^'tidfnmander o f the U.S. Reminded to bring a sandwiclL Petrone are in charge of re home of Mrs. Adam Rhodes, 15 decided, to study the possibility 8th Anny in Korea ûid of ^ Dessert and beverages wlU be freshments. Members are re Plymouth Lane. Members are of initiating legislation that United ftetions Comms ‘ ‘ servedf by Mrs. Emma Brown, minded to wear white dresses. reminded to bring pens and would require boards of educa X' The Presldeht..jnet wlth^ Mrs. EUen Bronkle and Mrs. .■hears. tion to provide kindergarten . • O. steel Tuesday '\êp he iêrman S.• s7n Dle"^” through the old stnictin-e beifore after A 17-day Asian toor. He Arrived at Elmendorf Air Base for a scheduled l ^ t out to Investigate and found DOWN tana, Idaho, California and Ore- Nine of the 16 survivors of this a similar number of lives. In ^ ^ — iO-hour stop and was due tO take off for Washington early this afto«10fmi < the bodies and the woimded eon, ' crew were in critical condition 1933, 29 died In a bfteh llte in . .. man. i-i goes the price on Miss Iowa But they lost Tuesday to that at the V>s Angeles County Gen- Griffith Park, Ixw Angeles^ -iWo New Haven Raiilioad nas- ^ W -ig i' A '' The spokesman 'said grade No. 1 sliced bqcon at unpredlcteble quaUtycrf a ll« « . er^ HospiW’a bum center W , 1TR -M* .-T R . I f . r V 1 was evidence that the yateol Pinehurst. —the wind behind them that Suppression leaders said the through Pacolma Canyon in the ^ which was returned the Communist firs :/ kicked up before they could ea- fire waS 90 per cent contained M’eat fire was touched tracks ^ when U was ambushed; He de 1^ - cape. , early today. ’ off a.downed power line. Hot l . scribed the clash as “ quits n Miss “It’s something every fire- Of the other two fires, one on . of dry desert alr-a president of the good engagement.” fighter thinks about—a sudden Camp Pendleton Marine Corps stor known i L j l y as the San- i n red over the moun- a dollar estimate of |tne dam (See Pagq. Slxtsei BEE Bacon gust of wind,” said U.S. Forest reiiervaitlon in San Diego (bounty te ' age iHiesday night. Hakjsald the driving temperatures as Ffesidtot Johnson, retiimed to «r of the U,S. 8th Army In Ko- era “ move back a yard there” •o' , and let the motorcade proceed. '._:3 November. Gusts reached 60 & total .and promised i ----- that ....the Unlte4 . Returning from a seyen-na- One feature,of the reception' u . 5 9 c ^ was a bonfire in the center' of a Erhard^ Parl^ Musical Mass Statps will take a firin. anti- tlon tour, Johnson-)vas Jreeted' NOW — 2 .nne Stores To Serve You to atnictureh-were damiaged, ; : • Oommunist stand in Asla-^” and by several thousand reslden^ of block destroyed in the 1964 Alas- eîujblicans Contiime f)Ut early in the day a wall of you can put it In your pipe and Alaska’s largest city .te 'a ka earthquake. Presses for V 'Closed Monday DIVIDENDS la m « was halted at OUv^lew g;^^»^W , .. 4 ,^ gentle, rftidnight Approaching the bla?e, John.- 61 Tolland ’Tpke, Manchester . T o ReSigii Post; Open ’Tues., Wed., Sat. A N D D O W N : /HosplW, where moat pi 600 tu- Sundav momlne te a rock made the statement in ref- rata. . - - , . son spied a welcoming banner Colombia Ave., Wllllmantio tiU 6 beroular patients were evacu- ™ o r n ^ erance to the ambush of six The President told welcomers suspended from twp aerial fire ’Thura. & Frl. till 9 Lttacic on Frassinelli 6^MN, (iermanyi^(AP) T(9 goes the price at Pinehurst A. w a ^ American soldiers an4 a South at Elmendorf Air Fora^ on liver, tender enough to , ^HARTFORD (AP) — Republi- tics, regardless of truth, ahd patients of i veterans admtals- wo. Korean by North Korean troops four miles from town, that Unit- the street and said: “ Thank Chancellpr Ludwig WEDNESDAY ONLY pass for calf liver. cans contteued to zero ta on the that he can ruin any man s ea- tratlan hoepitei in the »amS ^ wite before* ed States. Is taking a stand-te you very much, firemen. Corn* Erhard’s party decided today to Democratic candidate for lieu- reer who dares stand in his area. ^ — ^ I# -Seoul fo£ the United Asia—arid Viet Nam—and “ that on down, to the fire.”_^ ;___ press for his resignatipn m thp Heart his successor. candidate for goVeiw , Tues- slnelU.. ’The men who died were' ^hrity 0 » p l ^ C. pj.ggj^g^^ ^ .sy When he would be real |H A M day. caUed AttiUo Ftesslnelll, Specttically, Gengras ®l»>«ed backed up against a rocky clttf, Tuesday, Every ^ e has ^ complete report,of popped up above the'toof — who’was tryin^to compete was riot made clear. the state consumer protection that Firassteelli saw to it last Executor's Deed the incident from the comma Id- tor much of the drive irito An- ^ver the smaller loudspeakers Erhard spoke at,a closed-door L b . 5 9 c • ^ commissioner, a "tax delinquent year that a “ political crony,” (See Page Ninri) PIB SH ' - ' _ chorage. ■ mounted te the trunk of his car. m®ctteg of CSulstlan Demo- "k who runs the state agêncy 'as EJdward Cormier of Stafford _ Alteought tee dampened late- "We re not in Texas tonight,” ®*'atic party chiefs hi Parlia- though he never heard of the springs,-go.t a job as a special hour crowd was tee smallest of jje said, and stared stonily to- ” '®*'t. It has been widely repost- DRESSED t a mbrit bystem.” - assistant In handling, fraud in-' his 31,(X)0-mi.)e Joiirney around ward the singers'a huridr^ ed that h^ would f^ o r F orei^ A N D D O W N ANNUM Gcng;cas said Frasslnelll Is vesHgations. ‘ ' the Paci'fife, tee President took y^j^g They-subsided, Minister Gerhard -Schroeder to "clearly unfit'to Hold the office The iegislatlon creating the ,■ his auto microphone in hand to succeed him—if he had to go. CHICKENS DOWN of lieutenant governor, let alone post arid authorizing $23,(XX) to' ^ urge repeatedly teat his. greet- ''(S ee Page Two) The source said Erhard 8 >/i-lb. AVG. — LARGE ENOUGH TO ROAST ^ governdl:,” arid added that by pay the salary arid expenses of gqps the price'oh -tender, stressed tee importwee of con “ Sponsoring, defending and pPo- the assistant for, two years, tinuity te policy and.fiOao mad* We Rescue The Right To lim it Quantities I' leaji. motirig” IFrassteelU, Gov. John specified that tee appointment ’ j:*** ' *■ it a condition of His resignation ^Dempsey "has shown such real- would' have to be made imder that he take , part in the forma ly bad judgment M to Tstise a the merit system.. ' tion of his successor’s policy. Pinehursf very serious questtem M to his ..pj^g jnk of the governor’s .. Londoner- Arrested^ Erhard )vas meeting with hia QUUTflLT Iron DRY OF DEPOSIT fitness to be governor.” .tegnature was hardly 4ry when 7 rump' Cabinet to Work out of the RIB - A denunciation of Gengras’s commissioner Frassteem, te| tax increases which brought the remarks as those of a “ despe^ complete disregard of tfie law, i Linked to U.S. Spy resignation! of four Free Demo POI COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLT ate' candidate- who feels teat-In appointed Cormier outside the ' cratic party mteiateirs last w e^ tee last 4ays of a political cam- classified * Service,” Gengras ^ LONDON (AP) — Scotland The diplomat was not identl and set off the crisis that led to poign he can make any charge charged, i a Yard officers Investigating a fied in published repo^, but came today from Democratic Cormier denied the charge '*lring to pass defense^ 4^rets’ London’ newspapers said the prished motorcar. Their pritpe condition (many still carry the • to the Russians. ; letter was to ân "espionage con- jOeUdousIy fresh Araoldli family of tresldept John- F. nation nmteria^ for the histtH^- new-car warrani^) assures their second owners many years Msmb«r o( rsdeWI DepesR I i.eoip. Kennedy has'turned over to the. cal reoom. | ; -A foreign teplomat In'London "tact” ‘and was intercepted by Bulletin Frnit Tarts 65c ailso. was repqrted under Scot- British' security agentk—tWio end miles of unsufpassed motoriini excellence, together with National Archives plchmes tok-\ ^h^ two Natijy pathologists land Yard surveillapce as sus; tipped off tee FBI. Mi'. '■ the most im p r e s t uvings. We'll be glad to qupta ysU the, "en in connection with the autop- j who performed the autopsy tee peoted link with Boeckenhaupt. British security men were NUGLEAK BAN OK’D .Interestingly low terms-this week! , , VI sy pôrmed after his .assaosl- -riIght after Kenney was shot . ) . Mulvena was charged In Mag- reported convincecT that the nation — pictures teat doctors said in Interviews Tbesday night r" UNITED NA’nON8, ,N.T. Istrates’ Gourt and ordered held London contact was" used as a ( ] & ) —The U.N. General add nothing to evidence al- tee Xrays and pictrires merely forînvestl|'ation. He was denied clearing house for information ready on record. bock up testimony they gave tee Aesembly’s Political Com* ■' ’■ ■■ f sneaked out of trie United States .^1 ' v The 66 pictures and Xrays, commisalon. And one of them mittee gave overwhelming yâs Charged with obtain- and other parts bf the non