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\ ■ F?-. X. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1968 - The W ither l^'PACa: TWENTY-EIGHT manrbPBter CtirnUig H^raUi iirttn liilt r f y rfim gunny, with eiUtJiooa hlghe In Um low TOa a — r ana ood t l, 1MB ' toniglit. Iowa to u pp « «>• *® low Mt. Suatey coKiUnood am- ny ana mUO. UKh to tho 10». 15 ,0 4 9 Hlanchett»r.'« A Ciity o f Village Charm aa r a g . U ) PRICE TEN CENTS Sparkle VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 806 (SIXTEEN PAQES-TV SECTION) BIANCHBSTER, CONN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 GRAND RE-OPEMNG ------

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finilt; Tnsaday, riBatobli basf Heixddifig Hornet Vernon •oop, psanid tadtor and matili^ Sheinwolfl on Bridge maBow aandwiohss, aaka; Co0ege Selection Guide ^ Wednsaday, ' pock ta gravy, Aheorn Seekmg N O tira School Menu madied'potdtoee, baata, otanga ioap FIAT Dtmoci/r s o r ♦ I4 3 joloe, JaBo; Tbonday, hamboqr Shift in La w on 9 10712 0 1 4 5 Old Tavern Mak In potato ddpa, b a k a d Next Week R i ^ t t o K n o w A 10«5 Want a Small or Large School? baana, eoddas; M day, maca­ tern hdpfUl to laoogntae roni and chaaaa, earrota and eactate oambtaaMoBS of oarda w is r . BAfT Uattnc a mer»ar that dkhrt go la the anUght coed arraiva- Vanxm OsMter lOddto BchsMi: Aloyataa Ahaam, Damocrat- A Q J 109 ■ r ■ paaa, fruit, le candklsto tor stato reprseen- and to aaa at a glanee what 4 7342 •Cboday, mast haBs ta gi«vy, ^ 964 HKA through, but each ta planning to meat. N ostbsast Bobo SCooday, Mlva taom taa Slat iX i^ you can and what you cannot do Unorthodox Hon bigld a oo-oRlaate oolege Of the !.» coOegea In Tha nmShed potatoee, dtoed buttoned with thorn, n you oanTt aeoom- 0 K 97 ^ Q3 103 the opposite aex along the lines ! • • • Ouide to OoOaga SdecttOB, k toamd aaladi apple- (Andover, Bolton and Our^A y ) A K 92 Q74) bodta bnand and taMar, caha TXiaada y, grtndeta (aw- la a oaDed tor eiianges to P .A . ptah •Boagb by yoor own of- of the Haream«Bdea«e setcp. c e ty 7 per csaf a*a d»sn*B (of s o im r I had M«B paiio- wtth tapptag; ’Tusaitay, tad A v haam^ M taiea and to- ?as, tbe “ rlgM to know la w ." tocto, tot tbo oppeneato help Princeton will be turning oo- which o w half are churoh-re- you. A A K ramM of the Orand Chnyon, liat c a a o ftio B , potato aUdOk wsga- i), sBead psaifMa; ’^Cliere are ^ many to- “The highwayman came rid­ present owner, Hdger Peioquln, ed before long. Kirkland had lated) and U per csn* woman’s atanosB where t^ prerogattva OpoBtag load —; qoaen of, (7 AKQJ5 not to the fhijr I myself stood joet opened as a women’s cd- (almost three-fouitha 0 A42 ing, riding, riding; the hl^way- who added wsUl paneling, stain­ tobla attdto wa^pt of chaaaa, of exacuttve satata man came riding up to the old ^ Ow tim dtd i» true soale lege coordinate with Hamilton, r^ted). ______. A A l l ed ceiHng beame and a room psamit taittor or )sBy aaad- ta rolb, potato aatad, exploited to prevoi tb o'p ^ ^Soota w oa ^ find trick wtth Inn door.” And whether “Besa, divider which changed an im- nglsUr on my conseionaoeas. And so It goes. » yo« ^ wfchaa^ «op calea: Wuitnaaday, the king of apadoa and rooognla- Wool Norik Box abe; IMdiur, «»»» «■ «« He from knowing Je e t bow a Pui 2 NT Paw the landlord’s daughter, the orthodox wedge-shaped area in­ By the same token. It’s a good To the layman, the dMlnc- to one of w se eategorie^ ctdrlwsi soup w«l> rtoa^ cradc- aa, -nnftaTr. buttacad board oonducto town hualneaa,’’ ad tha club sitnotiaii at a gtonoa. Pom 4 (7 All Pass black-eyed landlord’s daughter" to a Uving-room and a kttofaen. idM to tsdte your own nseasure tlon’between coed sod coordin- TS/ to said cnaan. vrmr, Ahaam aald. If he tod tha ohiba htmodf, ba against whatever smaH and ate seems a rather fine one. find anough po^blllUer w l^ Dponini load - A Q whom Alfred Noyee immortal- Since the HadMys moved in last ‘n n aad ay, d taHar owned with "When I am tfaeted to the w as Uhdy to loot twb toed in his famous poem, may summer,' Mrs. Hataiey, who to large ooHegaa are within your While the related men’s and In y w aca^coosM tata buttonad aoft roB, ndxed vaga- legbtatnre,” aald Abaain, ’*1 tricks. But X the opponmt be­ area. Walk around women’s coUege maintain their comMnatlon which also meet have dwelt in such a tavern aa an art teacher tat tbe RookvlUe aahlaa. peastes; FMdsy, p m ______wta taitrodaoe aa amendment to gan the elnlia. South had a ffaia appears here will never be High Sdiool, has made use of their growsto and through their Individual identlUes, boys and your community and aeboo. atse with cbaana and trvnsfnea, cola ______eWnilnate ibe oonfMton aor- etumw to Umtt tha olnb loaa to lost to try them on glris take all their clames to- preferences. Of course, you Jack of OhiM to fulfill hUi oon- known. But thto tavern, now her talents and with her origin­ rounding the law. At present. CM trick. modem living quartan, once al creattons has turned tbe one foci^ RegartBeas of whether gather and share many extra- can start old on this b a^ and oaba SfiDc and daaasrt anwijd THEATER TIME Sooth thamdora oot oot to tract, It la too easy dor a town hoard ■ Sooth had nagtootod to ratt fit well the deecripUon of an time ugly duckling into a beauti­ the porriin, i» urban or rural, curricular actlvlUea ae wen, ao then compromlae on ooad If with each m l SCHEDULE 'to deolan an exacuUvo aee- make Ow oppcne^ play the ful swan. Aa Mr. Peioquln says, me areUtectura claarical or they wouW aeem to have the ______^ cluba______dor_____ him.Be tbaw two out dummy’s tow apado, tha do- hootelry, or ordinary, which same social opportunities as (Hex** ONBsea aoeeed.) Bast Bcmcntaly Sdwol: Iton- aton and bar the pabHo from ,was for the entertainment of “I had no idea tt could be made modem, the students active or its meeltaga. H » Intent of the ramdo of tnanpo with tha aea fandara would have taken tbair dag, ^laatali xloe, canoto; ■ dXCBD AT ■iiA king, and hum ahandonad two dtomond b tabi and then (iravelen, the comfort of the so attractive untH I saw what Mharglc, a small coUege has Tncaday, dhoppad and original law was twodold: To townspeople, for the' exchange MTO. Hatatey hod done to it.” a diffarent “ fOel” than a large Ib make aeleotkm easy, get Klla HaadsT unique aSPptors guide Bumaide — WUh Six Too Get prevent the pahUe’s huataesa_____ trumps to oadi Ihs aoa of would have axltod oaMy wtth a The front door opens directly pickle sandsrlehaa, potato cUpa, EggroQ, 7 :0SdK ». - ■ . —- ■■ ■ - ^ ■ A. M , .iiiiiit anadoa. apada. South wbuld have to ta news and opinions, the ualc one. wHch uaea computer tedmlquea to fit your IndivlikMl aoocsn- vegetable ettoka; Wednaaday, into the kving room. Mrs. pHshmeida and personal dwloea to a few apeeUlc schools. Uae Ctaema 1 — Helga, l; 8DSdO- ta liquor and soolsdbiUty. If a small acale coUsgs seems ovan Mad chicken and onion SSd^^Sf^SILke the Mr. and M n. Jooeidi Hachey, Hataiey has estsMtohed red and to fit, you might not want to coupon bdow: 8:10-7 :00-9 K». of meeUngi loading to dummy’s ton. Thto would have gom down by looiiig greed color accents tn her cot­ gravy, madiad potato and Stato — Pretty Potoen, ld»- two dub tricks. the present tenanta of this oon- toae yourself in the mans of hu­ swaet potato, oon. eranbarry avaUahle and ocnvenieBt tor pot him In poatUon to ton curtains of red and manity at a huge, more impor- S:4M:8l>.7 :U-9 dO.- ______Deny QassXin verM tavem . Sweat ii^ire boon oonaolenUonB Inada Otaaomda n Ctot are wgipoaed to repraaent” Even X B ata had been abto to notrump or at a major ault oSaple> Street Sdsad: Mon- WUson, the owner a t tbe time, descript dark choir has be­ leges must be doing something UN Vote on Bombing Halt Bata Hartford Drlve-Ia — “the specifics on the fiHng of come a bright red isooden rock­ original creations creates living-room OBXt enWPOMU DteWM nkCDtSUK^pt Lota Oonthient, 7 ^ 0. Swaet mlnutea of every hoard taoidd was ta Ma aeventiea whsn he right, because the others are cn rolu, cmrrat and celery dbqMed to dig, by hand, a base­ er. and kitchen from a wedge-shaped area. rapidly jolntng their ranks. This Plt‘JO. agsoolea, and conuntoolons to bring the protSem of the Viet- own inspiraticn for endi a wtebea or egg aatad, peanut ------— would be kept on file in the Story by June B. Tompkins nam w ar before the Unltad Na- pexwedure. Hanot underacoced butter and JeBy, chssse, JsBo W B L O M B BACK town clerk’s office for perusal RAY'S PAVILION Photos by Reginald Pinto dUm rl^TatTr thaw? this in n ourt rejectkxi. wMi cream; Thuraday, ronta Tio SOBOOl. by any interested dttoen any “A. We have ahraya declared ‘(Ike Ifitanasn problem to no tmkey and gravy, mashed po- TDOBON, Aria. (A P ) __ Tha *taie during the derk’a office OOVHMIBT ItaKB that the U.N. ocgsnisattcn does concern of tile Uatted NatSons tstoes, peas, cranbeRy sauce, Orta day______of. »«*«««» la______usually a hours,” the candidate said. "A SttmttQ ll^raUi Daaetag Srit tfll Soar not have to busy ItaeU with the and tbe Untied Nations boa no cookies; FMday, orange jidee, ooaftndng one for stadenta uid otUxen XioiSd not have to make Haildar* at IS II Strut Vietaam aCfotr. right to interfere in any way on manaront and cheese, mnoa- teachen. But Flowing W als • » appointment wMh a member "Q. What to the batae reason the Vietnam queatkai,” aald tha roni and tonmtoea, aptaaoh, ap- School a3totiiet ta Tbeson was a op auay, A power-outage at osmt school * ttK ...... 15JS STenefa josn ollta was quastlonr South Vietnam wotad have to he tossed salad, paaa, Italian Xmt down the abr conditioning Ihra* XaBtlw ...... 7J 0 . . . . xm ing Pham Van Dotg;, the pre- involved and the liiterssrts of ol- bread and huttar; Tuesitoy, In 90-degreo heat. Then the tele- ' ...... mtor o f North Vtotnasn. Mea o f the United States wonld meat hsiu and gravy, noodlea, phonfwi Ttie vray SecretaryOeneral U have to ha taken into aoeount spinach, peanut batter oand- A sewer hacked tq> Into anoth­ Thant aeea tt, a vote of tbe U.N. By ICay, the aaoretarygwicr- wlehes; Wednmday, chicken er edioal’a cafeteria. Oeneral Aoaemhly wmdd Xiow sd concluded that “ neither side with rice soiq>, nin- eondwlcfa- At a new aebool tat tha dtotrict, BOLTON LAKE HOTEL the intematlcanl oonsmunity in has fidly and unoofoBtianaBy ao- es, peanut btater aondwlcbes;' tnindpal Oeotge taman was Route 44A~-!^<4toii, Conn. fa m ro fa h a X to the U.S. bomb- eeptod” hta psepoeals and that Thursday, hot dog on r o l l , walking down a hallway when a DRIVE-IN Ing of North tfiefnam. thua they had to be regarded as baked beans, potato aalad. tortotee mat Mm. It vras re­ m Thus, U ouch a vote were tak- no longer wtaer ronsKlsrstkio dieeae sticks; Friday, tuna mm\ ^ • » turned to a ssoond giada clasn- 'ForJEood A t en and fumed out the way tbe Septandier lata year, the »oo of tiwsir « « « for tea • * • * * * Vlatnsin,” ptoisated the Hes on ;j r^imp^lqe! ptaa "Where Weee Tea i » s e ^ ta their soora tor ^ official Hanta Oosnmuntot nsw*- n ia n o L When The Lights Went Out” ” ****” • ■ ' ^ W g g a ^ Dan. "Tha Vlta- THE mOKNIOKOUS TRIO ^1 nsmosn people have many Bvsry Friday and la l i i i d y ter yam P sn ek if ■ r^Vletnam was Indignantly that tbs I III SI l( \\(.l K IlstH ilw g f t eaaute '* w “ vAVk ^•ti***^ w ^ w Utatod Nattons has no right Id I I l(\S 8 4 riS4 > ^ iie4 iie Tbant htanoeX badmadeauch ,Hiateoovar to interfora tn Vii*- an effort. In M arch 1957 be aent a>>jiote to a ll parties in tbe con- * The eeeretaey-geama now fHot TUs suggested a lliroa- auggeoU that tbe current sea- step approach to peace, through aton o f tbe Oonstul AsusniWy a tiuoe, prtalmlnary talka and vote OP a resolution csHlag for g Pilled in window becomes bookcase for rare old books. reoopvatang of the 1964 Oeneva bombing halt, though hla spOkamnsn sold be had nolntea- tiott ta psopooing tha rewohittan himself or ta suggesttag to any dolegstlon tfaoit it placf sudi an item on the agenda. Souse ta lha bosUUty ta Hanoi \ to the Unltod NaUans probahly ■ prlnga Aram a bsMta that any r M ( n (j I 1 I U.N. rols in Ifiataam, wotad it- rici tend to bo too broad at rooognl- 1V6 , C-J’s Uon ta the Soulh Vtotnomaae home of the giant i jaequaiina Bissat government. ' THE 8WER HIDE'* GRINDERS concerts n s BBOAO ar^-MANCHEarER '■■’./ S T A T E mnmffORD vidJ man’h»smi» riM’iB ‘ (kll PA^e ttlAW Ol ^HlATSI j «A b gavidalria TE L 649-5329 -■ ■ ■ .I •• ★ New O w a r Jh a n k y o iu ^ .r * 1 ■■ ■ = I wish to thank all- the wooderfol people who A *. 'H A Helga ■ 1 visited roe hwt wedc and took advantage of my y.l apedals. It waa a pkaanra to oerve m and I an HURRAH! m kwkhig forwmrd to aenrhig yon agUB. 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r PAGE n V E MANCHESTER isVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1968 FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATDIUDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 My men aad womao. Hard week, Aa Soviets Fnown Alaskan ^pelF that’s the recipe tor a lotig and heaMiy Ufa," ha aaU. NOTICE Hundred Aid Prospects in v> 9l$ll Extolled About 400 aourdougha a n ex- paoted at the Noaian. Of Miaaa, Books Lists By Sourdou^s about JOO WlU ha rush plo- OPEN DAILY l^nd Pianist Czech Leaders Draft neers. The remainder are cMl- nr-T O R K (AP) — Tfcr#* DonH Excite SAM DIEGO, Oatit. (AP) — ^ plonaera or pwuons who tta n CaBfonta rald- Alaska oMU hoMto Its april over h s N Uvad In Alaaha alnea. 8A.M.-9P.M. M r piggy bask to he^. A NBW TORK (AP) — nwre New ‘Liberal’ Laws Mia aourdougtoi of tha gold ruMi ------t;------wooMo Mnt $1 WIB be a thought In ma()ar flo- By WnXIAM L. RTAN would ornate their Am adminis­ days of the ISOQa and tha iSOOa. 9tat« Signs Optiem SUNDAY •ad aald dM aony R waMi*t trative maoNnery opemttng un­ MaaMng for thatr 86th annual ■Mia. A Wal Street budneaa- ttm thda bOI. AP Special Oorreapondent der oraraU O e n ^ Oommlttae rounton, amid taU tales, oamai^ For Two Tarim Trains Man oodtrUMted tX». PUrtbawnone, In tin final The Chechaahnrak Oommunlat diraottan. 8A.M.-5P.M. adarta and happy mntato- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Itaaa people, alOBg with tbfaa monllia of the year, when patry, waging an iqihiU battle Any party member, Mm d n ft oaneaa, flie oM-Mniara from the OonnacMout baa algned an op­ about 100 otben tRan aH pAft* book pitbihliera are looking for- says, can laare the party o< Ms for pottttoal lefarms whWi pro­ Kloadika and tha Yukon aaamad tion to buy the firat two Ugh- PIIIE n»RMACY a t Mm cotMtiy, offered thdr 'w ard to the Cfariatmaa trade, voke Soviet wrath. Is going for- own free wUL In effect, this ex- •ym patty and th d r financial In fuU agreament today that apead trains expected begin 664 CENTER ST^-649-9814 . ^ _ _ tawla to Pdrty toewtoera the Alaska to atUI tha gveateat plaoa to kalp to Jo d flhnlman, a blind • m i the nonflcUon.j Hats wHl ward with oontoderatloii of new UP reri^AwaM^gbi m Au pruetloa, par- VV* Boon their experimental pas- |aai plaHat w bom gnide dog haea tower pulse athring Mema statutes governing Ms rule over jy membena. in OommuiMto-nMed on earth. aenger rtina on the New Haven Bendc <••■ atnadc and kIBed by "ft’a tho land of opportunity," Railroad. than uauaL ilie nafiofi. statee do noit leelgn. When they roara Hatole Snider of Waatlto. a adba«y train Ang. ST. Tha option, withoqt financial TUi^ there wlU be the usual The RuaMens are frowning. leave the party they are ex­ Saldar, 8% firat want to Alas­ Bbagman, 16, baa apant the tide of huge, heavily lUuatrated The projected statutes were pelled, losing aH the paivMages obUgaMon, waa signed Friday laat tliree weeka a t Guiding ka In 1908 at tha and of the gold by the OonneeUeut Transporta­ Chriatmaa gift books, known to drafted several weeks before of membenUp. n u b period. Ha stayed to ha- Myea, a acteol ki Tortrtoem file trade aa furniture boohe— the Soviet Invaalan. In Hnlr The draft says that no provl- tion Authority (CTTA) and Unit­ TMghti, N.T., nbere bUnd peo­ oonta a proaparoua landholder ed Aircraft Oorporation’a SUcor heoaiwe it is aaaumed they wiH original form, they fail to meet legsa or advantages must bo at­ and a member of the tarrUortal The Wiggery ple and guide daga-tae tiulned be seanrand not re a d But In the Soviet demanda for total party tached to party meroben*lp, rity Divtoian. to'Moik togetber. Be ia oonlag legtotattura. regvdar oatogory of hooks to be dwnlnation of the oountry. nor is any party msmber to be "It was a tough Ufa In those Tbe purchase price would be botne to Ida ICanliattan apart­ ihaA the proapects are oifly To a Westerner, the statutes subjected to disclpltoo bsoauae set after the two-year test pe­ ment liMdgfat He wm bclag with days" raoalto SnMer. "My wife mUdiy 4n^tSctaf. would hardly seem Uberal, even he expremea hla optafon openly and I Uvad to a tent where tha riod between New York and him a new dog, ilka Baade a Fhst, a look at the fietian in the original form. B there la and critically a t party meoUnge Boston over the raUroad’a BEAUTY SALON tiadi Labrador retriever. Be oity of Anchorage now standi. a auggeatloo of more freedom in and in the party prem about pol We later bought 820 aeraa for riioroUne tracka, aald FVank n nlta ndl ii * * ~ ~ " " . . . _ • M.______a______aa.. B86 STREET—TEL. 648-2880 has named her Verdi, after the a ooUecMoo a t rix stories, "Mios- the ikraft, it to freedom for party lotos. The RuostoiM eppone tlila, RMnhold, OTA chairman. Italian cmopoaer. $800. It took ua seven yeani to by*s Memioini and Othw CKo- members wltHn the ftamework, porUcuiarly taoofor as it in- buUd a houM." Beginning date of the aohad- But the letters tnxn people ifes" (VUdng): 16 Mioct stories rather than for Caechoriovaks In voIvoB ptoMteatton of iMmint in ulad runs not yet been set, who read new^wper accounta at "Alaska has been gfeA to ua,” by Tssas Bashevto Stager are general. But even those changes the ptuas. he aald. “There to uiulAilted ep- but a CTA director aays It Now Open Mondays the tragedy are aUB “triddlag being under tbe ttUe are rejedted by Moscow os dan- As origtoally drawn, the stat­ can be eiqieotad "waQ before In," according to Sfaufanan'a “The Seance" (Farrar, Cttiuui), portunlty there baeauN wa have geroiw esomplea for ruUng por- utes were designed to prevmt tha land, the water and the gaa ■prlng." adfe Joan. 9 m eaid the oontri- and Petor De Vitas’ "The Oat’s Mea etoewhere. too great' a conoentr aMoo of The state has tentaUve plane bdtlana—aboet 1000 in aH—were Pajam as A Witch’s MUk" (Ut- and oil reaouroea." A Ghechoalovak party leeder power in any slngto man- Tarma "I waa a tough guy to thoue to UM the two Turbo Trains being forwarded to fite Guiding tto, Broun) mnelsto of two trag- for rune to New York from FALL SPECIAL ICHOcsnedles retohed to human this w«ek said the statutes as of party officials would be limit- days but that was what It took Elyea adiool. ed to net move than three to make tt in AlaskaJt waa flie Hartford and New Liondon. "AH of the lettera are expreaa s uCBertag. A. young writer, drafted remain vaUd, though ha conceded there might have to be socoendve three-year twma or Old North End Pictures Grace Office aurvtval of the fitteat," ha re- $10i0 ing dismay Ont nobody Jbyoa Ctorol Oates, has written two sucoeselva five-year torma. COLD WAVE helped.” said lb s . Shtiinian, re­ modiflcaMon of sonw of the artt- LeDuc. Approximately 100 persons attended last ooUa. ooMFuna a novel about afthieat uifour- Oit^ a two-thirds vote - riens. TheorriloaBy, the oon- "That Und of Ufa buUds atur- ford. age 10, 8 and 8, of tjos itea.” In December, a Louto Au- nortty, within the party, to re­ Djatrict. His Democratic opponent is Mrs. Mary (Herald photo by BuceiviciuB) Alamltos, OsHf.. wUdi lb s . tain its vtowpotat even ttttw the g«a» Is tlie Wj**** •»®dy ftiinrloas novel, "A Worid of majority has made on opposed o t any Oommunl* parw- . fliiilamTi said she recetsed two lYoMt," WiH be piibMahed by deciolon. The minority would be W hie there seems not to be a days S9 >. Houghton Muain. 1 • "Our locat paper recently car­ Flexible Scheduling at East Catholic able to demand that tto view be great amount of damdcmtlia- Dodd Requests HEALTH CAPSULES Ill Mm auapoMe fMd, October placed on the record and to sMk Mon to the proposed statute#, by Mkhael A^ Pctil, MJX ried en arUeie concentag your briiigu "A Small Town In Ger­ recent tr mga ij ,” wrote Pam on ^ aCALOOUI BA Bldm a reasneasment of the dedalan the reform elements IkvJwMy Jet Port Meetmg many” (OowuiA'McOaan) by from Mme to Mme. would have a tough Mme trying w«Y A(w n o n e bdialf of the three gfarta. "ICy «i «n John La Qarre. November wiH East GaiBhoUc. High SdxMl la ff9 8 R 9 ; 8 1 9 6 ( 8 9 i «n'■ R This does not mean that the to put them over to their crigt- WABHINGTCKN (AP) — Sen. mothar mad it to me and my s 9 8 8 9 6 d; ! ea «5i A ri i "i § ! i A1 A bring A itatnir MacLeon’s We believe there was a grave misfake/m this front page headline that op- ataith ^ "ffi^dening, sBUgblon- HtO fD 4 • « s §' i mtaoetty can reject the rnajori- nol, preinvaaloa form. Thoimaa J. Dodd, renewing his two Matari and tol^ na neear to •*1 J 4 s 4 7 • 9 10 II 13 13 14 15 [U •Z jjil It 30 «T”I23 24 "Foroe 10 ftem Navarone" refBaa to b e ^ anymie fat naed. tag yaara" thia fan with the ty’s decision wtthin the party. ------caU tor an international Jatport f. (Doubleday). The statutes cazefuHy point out We felt real faa4y__ .and we nae of 16-minats modules. 1 [ft 1_ 1 t y Ml '2l ■ y i i i i . A Aside toom tbto rather mea­ in Connecticut, luw requested tasTB decided to tty and help out n T. "7 r 2 tm , "I that "democratic oentnUsm" peared in the Hartford Times on Sunday, September 22, 1968. The school’s 1 4 tS atudents M i i I VA ger Hat, an else to dim. must be the basic prtnripte, Marine Weather a meeting on the matter wtth in a amaH way. have given iq> a tu ^ halla, beOa 23 2 UauaHy there are a good wfaicti means that when a deel- "We hare hem aariag our (J 11 h J \L many books about people in WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— officiato of the Federal Avia­ and the red tape It used to take / 1 r. J : alon is voted by a party body, it noonqr dor a kng time to buy a to get in the Uhraiy. nti f/id i l & A V H J 2 i i . I tbe faU, but this autumn the The UA. Weather Bureau aaye tion AdmlnlatraMon. 2 r-=- t t f must be unqueoMantagly obeyed tides will be higii along the Beery 7 1 l_ / 5 K prospects ate altmmer than In The OonnecMcut Deihocrat ______I ...... O am Mine ranges ta sn 46 to M. by aU, whatever tlielr vlewu. Connecticut shore today from gK goes ^ our hoiM bank Md n j^ ie t the cafeteria is ab other years. aald Thursday that the "only 4 V T ii 7! Ill the original draft, a provt- 2:40 to 4:46 p .n . li to b® UBod for y . _ P In October the new books will logical site for a new tatetna- ^ tomigo, and 1 _£ rionwas made for two Oommu- Low tide at Old Sayhrook at Use unleae tt ia very hnpcrtawt. £ i A —f I 6c IL S n 1 4 A tadude “A ‘IMbute to Robert F. ntot pariiea; one for Stovnkto. Uonal Jetport in tbe Northeast We have broken that rule oaly even the princtoal has troidile f t 9:20-a.m. and 10:lo''p.'m. Otrrldor to the State, o t Oon- State Democrats findtog an enqity aeat ia the W J [ t ,Af r r r c i 5 Kenwdy" (Donbleday), odtted and one for the Chech regions, a cnee and that was to give eoww ^Sm Sunset today at 6d6 sunrise Uhmiy. by PTerie Saltager, Edward reoognltton of flw StovakS’ uige nectlcut." SKAU^e oeSMoWMALrMfUMf moEwy to our mtolatiT -a» be 3 □ 1 A. j£ I Sunday 6:46. n a Bev. Charles E. flhaew, 29 2 1 Guttunan, Frank Manktowtri for some autonomy. Stovakin In a letter to Osclir Bakke, 4oPe ?tont NEEP To HAVE ooUd have a varstkei. TMa la 7 J r j prinetoal. ia the ddef diam- Sa ,Si tju r*T 1 A i_ H u 1 _i. l i A t and Jo te Dclgoniiiator, oontain- maken up a thhd of tbe oountry. Boating weather fo r. Long FAA associate administrator, ^OHE n tiflC A l COMPIAWT the asoond tfaae and we hawado- i v r ■ 5 n . tng arMctos about the late aena- The Rueetons appear to dktlke Island Sound to Monteuk Point Dodd said the New York Fort - fllE y ^ TJttK ABOUT. pfOB of Mm ayatem he «—n- i i i J Uded to ataare what m Imve tor to pubhoatloai over Mm federaHasMon, a s suggeattag a and Stock Iriand: VarUdde Authority has been unable for HwteCwaSwsfywHeMhfo"*"** "flexlhle sriiednliiig.’' When J 3! T a SbMlhNnMtebeaftdwMMcraiim. wltfa yon to tarip replace your he starts talking about it. Us i s a*5 a □ J l A i ii world, as weU as "M artin Lu- looaentag M central control. winds 10 knots or leaa through the peat four years to find a Are in Trouble, DCaOWWI ISMm. 1 2 ttier Btag—hto Ufe, Martyrdom Sunday. Fair through Sunday enthiMjama and keqt 2 i£i **r _ i i Aa. L. d i n V 1 z k ! i A L The statutes fw ihafted re­ suitable site for the Jetport in Twrkiewil was a check for $ll- liunMng otd. - l _ J and Meantag for the Worid" quire the elecMoa of aH party with visibUlty five miles or New York, Long Island or New A KncvOle. Ttom., vrxomb 1 5 L l _ (Weybrigfat and TaHoy) by Wil­ "The main idea ia to give -ir bodtoa by aecret ballot a t party better except briefly lower early Jerwy. Mrs. Jane Gtenney, BldweU wrote to a newipaper editor 1 “ • Lii _at t _ 5 liam Robert MUtor. the atudents Mme in the day that t h LT 2 f e t A ii memben. Thoae bodtoa then Sunday morning. The,..Jetport would ease what S t; Mra. Judttta Murdock, 82 who forwarded her letter to the no one can touch; Mxy have so In the aame montfa a re adwd- Dodd called the mounting crisis uled several boohs about imH- - W. Center B t; Mra. Mary little Ihat hai’t affected by of ovefcrowdlng at Now York Wamn, 18 Centerfield St.; "Let’s get this men enodwr TUa atudenf a schedule card abowa the 25 modules of each day and Just one of waya they viduals to Mm perfonnlng aria. Survey Indicates CSty airports. rliaawi and work. We dU thia can be arranged in a week. The school rents a computer to straighten out the thousand, ptue These include "On Rettoettoa BlucUd LeVasseur, East Hart- dog.” she wrote, “m start the by nnatmctnring the day. They His proposed meeting would tordL Scott Siroto, East Hart- ban roOiDg- Hony k coidifei’t ha echediilee of the students. w —an Autobiography" by Helen .be-held next month to Delhi's go through the day without Hayes, wttb Sondford Dogy (M. fond] Ralph Chapman, 68 Deer­ more.’’ a ie rtrinawd a one doi- . Washington office, and would field Dr.; Mrs. Mary O’NelU,. lar-bOL Evaxw); "Voioea Offetage" by Include interested parties from "TIm theme is dare to be dif­ For each student the day 'The large classrooms com­ acccudbig to Mie teadwrs who toe famoua playwright Marc 176 Haney Lone, Vernon. Ottwr tottera came from peo­ ComteoMeut, jOie senator said. Also, Mra. Linda Cdiffocd, ple who aUd Mwy bad loot d o ^ ferent. Live your own life iwi usually begins with a class. bining three classes to part of also attended. Oomirily (Holt, Rinehait); and follow your own alar. Give ev- The Uaas could be small srlth team teaching. One teacher may The parents now know the "The Private Ufe of Leonard 122 Park St.; Mrs. Diana Pet- The mistake is that the 'Democrats are not in trouble, in fact they might very well be saving their state and recenfly or they had heard Sfanl- ttagUl, Blast Hartford; Sylves­ man play at the Greenwich Vil­ a*T ffiaViii Mm right to make oidy about 10 atudento if be to talk on the wtotenq* of Moby school to no longer reoponriMe Denuaein’’ (Vlfciiig) by John Ms own decirions and we bis studying aomething Uke Modem Dick and later in smaHer class- for their diUd’a greulea. The Gruen. Hospital Notes ter Frucci, East Hartford; Mn. protecting the future of their children. lage .dghh'hil> where be eras Carol Bentley and son, Terrace Bwiklug whan the accideid oe- time to do for UmsaK. European Studiea. Or it could ea each teacher can conduct dls- school win help him but be must he November Donbleday wiU "EdneaMon hn’t Juat pepper­ have 60 students In It if it's the cnaaiona on that talk. carry the ball himself. bring out “The Other Side—an AU evealag visiting hours end Df., RookvUle; Mrs. Patricia cmred and where he reopere a* 8 p.m.; and atait, to the Morton and daughter, Thomp- m neat TUeaday. ing for Ufe; it to Ufe. ft ton’t al­ day hto «nr><«b claaa of 20 atu­ Team teaching takes advant­ Next year wHl i«obahIy see Account of My Experteneea with The only ones in trouble are the MACHINE DEMOCRATS. THESE MACHINE DEMOCRATS REPRESENT ways projecting our goals to dento meets with two other age of the qMctol sUDs of each more changes at Elaat OetboHe, Psydiie Phenomena” by the re­ vaitooa units, at! Pediatric#, 8 sonvUle; Mrs. Roxanne Mtorsh kCanyof Mm lettete ware from p.m.; sell servloe unit, 16 a.m.; and son, 86 Village Bt., Rock­ cfiMdrn i. Mim. Wndman aald. thinga that haven’t happen­ teacber and Increases the Father Shaw said. tired bieiiop Jam es A. Pike, NEITHER DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS NOR INDEPENDENTS. THEY REPRESENT ONLY A SMALL POLITICAL, ed yet." audience those skUto reach. But "We’re Just starilng. We vriitten wtth Dianne KOmody- OroweD Honoa, 6 p.m. week- ville. One kfter. patJted ai a rWldlUh If the ei.w to one of the reU- days,' 8 p.m., sreekenda and hoU- handwriting, was ttom a Brook- Beat CbIhoUc to the only 1 ^ gion couraes. it may be over in tt also allows for each student have loto of tMugs sre’re plan- In Dooember Knopf wfll pubHeh OUDATED BAOEY MACHINE THAT HAS BOUGHT VOTES IN THE CITIES WITH GIVEAWAY PROGRAMS school in Mm Hartfoed Arebdio- to get a word in during smaller nh« on,” he aald. a book by Eric F. Gohtaun, a daya; private rooms, 16 a.m.; lyn girl. 46 minutes. But a chemistry lab semi-private rooms, 8 p.m.; Duplicate Bridge *T only wUk I’d bean there to eeae vrUefa has tried BexHiie could take cloee to two hours. class discussions. E ad i depariment bead to now toam er prealdrnHwl 'aide, MUed WHILE IGNORING CHILDREN, RETARDED, EDUCATION, ELDERLY, TOWN RIGHTS AND ECONOMY. THE MA- sehednlliig. In fact, few state Phther Sbsw said both tte mairiny a five-year idan of "The Tfegedy a t Lyndcsi John- vtoittaf in 816, 814, and 828 la hdp ynie** A® Hid. After etoaa, Ms schedule may any Mme for Immediate family Results In a duplicate bridge ecboQla have txtod it, and oUy can for another ctoan right teachers snd the students had where they mean to go. The oon—a Historian’s P e r a o ^ In- CHINE DEMOCRATS BELOW HAVE HARMED THE FUTURE OF CHILDRHpi OF DEMOCRATS AS WELL AS RE- . HiuMiiien aald the wrhole inci­ terpretaficn.’’ GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP only, with a flve-mtanto Umlta- game played last night at the dent ’Was been qjuite an ThOand and Vernon have ex­ away or he may find tilmaelf no seriooB trouble switriilng sys­ plana wlH be compared in order tems this fall. Teachers waited Several new boMw relate to Mon. Afternoon vtolttag honra in Italian-Amerlcan Club are. . .the way people perimented with it in this area. with 15 to 46 mlnutea on his to map out general changes. Wm Be CLOSED AU Day North-South, Wllmer Curtis and PUBLICANS AND INDEPENDENTS. It to a drastic departure from with bated breath for the atu­ The dwUges wiH be carefully more andent hlatnty. obstetrics are 8 to 4 p.m. then Be said he hands. H ondsyB Until Fncrther N o tk g . begin again At 7 p.m. ITsItors Clem Hitchcock, first. 0.0. Mc­ the average eyetem used by Without a class, the student dento to uae Ifaeir freedom to made, he aald. "Wsteitoo-Dny of Battle," Ue MW dog “ie goiag to Mt to by David Howur tti (Atfaeneum), are asked not to smoke in pa- Carthy and P.D. Griffiths, sec­ n i nHisfly.’’ and added. Juat a Uiost Uft. aehooto back into the has many opMona. He can go create dmoa. But the haHa are "Wliile we are going to move, No. 17, the now famous across-the-board raise for each and every sheriff of $3,000.00, indicates a lack of con­ 16th century. In the average quiet and students studious. deaeifbea Napoleon’s last battle Open 9 to 5:30 Toes., Wed., F ii, S a t Ment’s raoma. No nuwe than ond; Joeeph Davis and Sidney bit vriattuny, "I am told Mm to the Ubrary, find a atody car­ we are fiiat going to ihake nire .ICany parents were alarmed as seen through the eyes of soL two vlaltor# at one Mme per Wyde, tied for third with Mra. looka alwuiaf Hke. w ry nmrh system the clam lengths are aH rel in the haCa, apeak to a these tUngs are wuthabie. We 9 to9 Thnrsdi^ Abner Brooks and Mrs. Samuel cern for economy. The Public Expenditure Council has stated that sheriffs no longer provide important or need^ the same, about 60 minutes, no dices on both sides. ’’Dtooover- paMent. Uke Beaa." teacher in one of the resource about the ssHtdi. don’t have any right to Jeopar- Baum. matter what the nibject matter. centers, study In the lounge in Father Shaw met wtth ers a t America” (T.T. CVowril) PaMents Today: 2M dixe anyone’s education. by Charles Norman, uMUaea let­ Alao, East-West, Donald services. Not one member of the Democratic State Senate opposed No. 17. Yet most Republicans did. This commit­ Empty clam periodi are filled the cafeteria, talk to hto ctoan- himdreda of parents in the GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP wMh etudy balto wUefa both etn- adwot auditorium at the atari "But we are going to kecqr ters, Joumsls snd logs cf early ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Carter and Carl Fredrickson, mates anywhere they can find moving to have a first rate exptorers to depict ttw diseov- first; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert tee, composed of Democrats, Independents and Republicans believes that the Machine Democrats below do NOT Rainbow Seats danto and tenchere abhor. a quiet comer, or goof off. of school to explain Just what 78> MAIN STREET David Bean, East Hartford; The chief aspect of the more they were ikriiig, and ask their ery and cotortaiMon cf Ameri­ Otady Bigriow, Rt. 4, Ooyentry; , second; Joseph Sanke- Slate Toni^t coiHtnoo system to that every He can even drop In on an­ support. They were srlth Mm “There’s no gotng back after ca. Both volumea a re on the Oc­ Ltoa Buck, (folumbia; Tamie wick and Skip Munson, Donald represent Democrats, Independents or Republicans,' but a small elite; student has every minute of Ms other then in progress in an the way when he eras you’ve Been something Uke tober Hats. Carter, Andover; Joseph Ctou- Denley and Robert Pge, Mra. ICm Marfljn Gray, daugbtar day aeooieited for. including the order to pick up aomething be throitob answering questions, this.' November itoma wfll toriude ■| lombe, 169 Woodlard St.; Mrs. Archibald Ramage and Mrs. LEGISLATIVE ISSUE No. *• of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. tourer five mlnalee it takes him mtoaed or Just because he to “The Glortous Burden—the Anna Dumas, 62 Mather Bt.; Dorothy Skidgell, tied for third. Gray, 166 Farher ML, wiH be to get from one clam to another. interested. Amerlcsn PreMdeney" (Etar- Kenneth Edwards, 24 Kanter The game is sponsored by the He to given little dally choice ft’s up to him to get back por) by Stefan Uwant, and Wll- Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Joan Healey, Manchester Bridge ClUb and is DEMOCRATS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 about hto own acMona. to the next ciiss on time. Students Again Uani Msnofaestoc's "The Arms .470 Woodbrtdge St.; Uwiel played each Wednesday at 7:80 Order a t thy Rainbow for GMa. . Fattaar fihaw, principal here TU a means students are al- of Krapp" (Little, Brown), the Houle, Stafford Springs; Mrs. p.m. and each Friday at 8 p.m. Stanley (D) N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N X Y N N N N N N N N N N Mias Gaay ie a aeniar a t Main since the sdiooi opened in IML mcat always moving through Boycott Classes story of four centm es cf a Ger­ Rebecca Hunt, Brtoton Rd., Cov­ at the clubhouse, 188 Bldridge the halto. man toduetzlal dynariy. WESTOWlf St. Play to open to the public. fhrtoer High and a member hf eald be kam r about flexible ALL DAY entry; Michele Jackson, Wllll- Bifrke (D) N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N X Y N N N N N N N N N N the Round Table Mageta. echediiling Ideee long ago. But Attendance to taken in an the In Waterfmrv One isaisiiei project a t the \ PHARMACY mahMc. Warn Wendy WUliama. Jmdor la 1M6 be was chosen along etoaaes but extra talented stu­ ragw eed season to tbe pubUcaMon to Oc­ «80 Harifoid Also, Jonathan Joslta, Forest (D) N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N X Y N N N N N N N N N N past wocthy atoriaor, wlU be with 66 other UM. Ugh wduol dents are allowed to skip as WATTSBURT, Ootm. (AP)— tober, by Norton, cf "The First View Dr., Vernon; Tana Klrk- Lyddy the torialltag officer, aeelated prinrlpeto to attend a qMCtol they please as long aa they beep The end of the eebool week POLLEN A. FoUo of Shaheapeare," pre­ brlde, 842A Charter Oak St..; (D) N N N N N N N N N N N N N N X Y N N N N N N N N N N by other post worthy advlsan m m m tir atarion for thm at up with their clam. brought a belt in the week’s pared by Chariton Htarnsn.- SUNDAY Mrs. Basel Knight, Enfieljl; Tracy N -M hw DiamM Uvingrion. MUa Ctoremont Uulveratty In CUi- In the sdiool’a Search Pro­ COUNT Amorv the oMwr fSH Itotns John Muridiy, 26 Trotter St.; N X Y N N N N N N N N N N sertas of student demonatrattons are Peter Faxh’s "Man’s Rtoe to tARRY (D) N N N N N N N N N N N N N A DisM Bernard and Mias Beth fomla. They diarueaed flaadUe gram open to aU atudents con- but left the queeMon of wheth­ Alt Medicinal Servicet Available Patricia Nowson, Mhriborough; Ferria. scheduling and aaw it at work atdsred caps Me of tt, a stiident ClvUtoaMon as Shown by the tar Joaeph Peck, East Hartford; Othar elected ctB o en to be in OaHfornto aehooto. can aUp an ciaaeiis and not take e r offlrleto eoMd enooeaefully dtom of North America from Albert Peralli, Amston; Faber Bach of tho obovo Sfolo Sonofon volod NO to ooeh of Iho moosiiios bolow whicli wort to provfdo IncraoMd old or funds. biw.B.,* gigli y the send-pufaUc fto came back to Manrtieeter exams. He to asked to handled intiodoee the Negro etadiee at Primeval TImea to tbe Coming Rafferty, East Hartford; Carl teetadlaMan are Mim Jndy Itot- eonvfaieed fato atboot deserved hto atttdtos Mmself and perhaps the bottom of the dlspuie. of tbe Industrial State" (Dol­ Reiser, Olastonbuty; Celle ton); “The American TtadlMon eraon. eeeorietr worthy aAria- IlexiMe sebednltog. prepare a reaaarch paper. He About 1,000 atudents boycotted Blcharilson, East Hartford. ' fo r h«Alow— ii No. 4 DiscNivantaged Children. (Nay) or; Mlm Jo-Ann FotbergOl. On______first^ Job was to sen the can______aUp_ sdK>ot ___altogether_____ to ______He said some of the studenta to ttw Artg! (Haroourt, Brace) Also, Mrs. Heien BcagnelU, 86 r'r-nr~ Fridsy in the most re- by Ridiard Mdsnatban; and FRESH SWEET OVER party suppllos charity: Mbn Donna Stajos, Mali." —Once ' — — IM won------their sup- * attend — ■ — — - ■ — —a General — ------AasemUy — j sea- WDw MJCaUBMgh eWMvwVU 6nF UM0 « H aiti Dr., TaksottvlHe: Mrs. hope, and Mias Kathy Dldan. poet, they began te rindy Just eion or go somewhere else when uttioer of TTisni Matory «*«««•«« g®*"* *® replace the reyilar ’’The NaMonol Foresto of Amer­ STARTING THIS WEEKEND Bltoabeth Sedaras, Warehouse 8 atorea mam st. N a 5 CommimHy College Students. (Noy) taow■ they^ emdd e -» do IAtt. tt involves>______a a hto . s ______e_ ^ W swMSBwAcourse. ^n«sa ’Hie superintsmtont dlSwex- ica" (Putnam) by OrvUla Free­ and e. mlddlo tpke. faith. to the basic American Oslcry man, Secretary of Agrtcultura. Point; Mrs. Olga Steinberg. ’The ecremoaiaa beginning at The staff Mid to be increased The Caarch student ususlly is oourqg. idalniBd that It was aundeinen- ALSO: ORGANIC VINEGAR, WINE PRESS, Benton ttt.; Pamela and Patri­ 6 wfll be foBoveed by refrerii 46 to M tcariwrs. Flex- asked to turn his flndingi in tary study informs tiofv. cia Tedford, Alice Dr., Coven­ No. 6 Future TecMhers end Students. (Nay). On-' Tuesday, 40 black stu­ QUARTS, V t OALS., GALS., 5-OAL. JARK menu served by the RatoiMW iMe oriMdMing cannot work wtth to the class. He must also main­ dents wall;^ out of aihool Bihooto are scheduled at the try; Suaan Teets, 44 St.; MUher’e Ctob. torge ctosaas and tew tenriiars, tain close contact wtth Ills wtaen school officlato refused regular Mme Monday, and Wal­ OPW AU0AY CROCKS, KEGS, BARRELS, SPIGOTS WUltom Tripp, 174 Wetherell No. 7 Public Libraries. (Nay) he —«* Mow ttaaie to aa aver­ t®®Cb®fB* to meet immediately with them. lace aald he wU coll on hto St.; John Welch, 87 Spruce St. s e a t leaa than 26 students per Dtoei|ftne a t East Oatholtc has staff to present a detaltod ex- SUMAAY Wednesday, 60 wliUe atudiwts BOLTON CIDER MILL BIRTH YESTERDAY: A PolieeBtRM AwsrAed never been a serious problem did tbe aame, claiming aehool ptonatlon of the eouras pUns 9 AAL to 9 P.M. SALE N a 8 Nurse's Aid for Scholarships. (Nay) Next the staff c&rtdMd tb® because the students are ac­ to the atudento. ROUTES U.S. 6 A 44A—DOLTON, CONN. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dar­ t20,000 DMiaer* offictoto were favoring tbe rell Bale, 276 South St., Rockr coarse otfertag by adding cepted to the aehool and can be btaciM by orderiim 1,600 text ARTHUR B M t E.&SILVERSTEIN,Prop~648.6889 ' No. 9 Child Day Confers for Disturbed or Mentally Retarded. (Nay) HARTFORD (AP) — A Hart­ saare. ■*-*—*■ cannot make de- expelled in extreme eases. books anttUod ‘‘ByewUneas; vlUe. U| to 58% off ford psltoaaBaa has been award- ctoloas oa courses when there is Order to maintained in the balto The Negro in American His­ ^Friendship Wagon* DUCHAROED YESTERDAY; only one' in aa srea to Chose ag Aunagw «f $»JM6 fer bi- and study areas by the teach­ tory.” Police were oalled to Campaign Begiiis (Jordon ttme. Bast Hartford; N a 11 Child Guidance Clinics. (Nay) Jurles be recetred three years from, h* aald. ers who are on hand for ques- prevent the atudento from re­ Klraibeify Melroy, 88 Grand- A ALCOA ★ , * 4 . ago when bs toaaoad aa es- Wails srere broken down be­ Mona and guldaiice. entering the aehooto. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The , riow St,; Mra, Karolyn Hagear- capad eoer. tween etoasrooms and study If a student fails to keep up Fridsy, Michael L. , daughfere of Republican vice ty, m t i t b i t St.i Mhrola 01m- ALUMNOM N a 13 Public Parks and Recreotion. (Nay) lbs aaraid was mada by a carrels bought. with hto class due to hto failure superintendent of aihooto,oto, ]want preaideiitial candidate Spiro T. BITUMINOUS rtNd, Rildey Hill Rd., Ooven- Jury Friday to Oamaae Char- Mnniij for aU this eras one of toimake uae 'df hif free time, to a protest raUy attooded by Agnew chrtotened a "frland- M Dim 17 To Increase, by 43,000.00 the pay of Each and Every Sheriff. (Yea) verler who, in bto auU agabwt tbs hardest parts, he said. Tui- he srlU bs required to attend about 1,000 wMtee and Macks. ahip wagon" here Friday, open­ DRIVEWAYS S t. RookvUle; Mrs. AiMtaoy Na Mbrito Packing Clo-. aald the Mon rose along wtth the special study halto. Also, a He oeimd them to return to the ing campaign designed to readi FAIRWAY e BaekeMton O e t ^ 324 School St.! |W i Direct With eompmgr ww rwgUgsnt hi tot- subsiiltos asked from the partoh- teacher or another student may daseroom, but moat refused. members of natlonaUty groups. Naur Baekiag F ar BanioaM Work BwylHunt, 4 Tyler CMrde; 1 ' ' thw tbs ssnepe aa in Maneheater, Boutb Wind­ tutor Mm iq> to ataadard. Later tbe city’s three Mgb Susan, 20, and Pamela, 28, r,n-'T Tho Men Who D o' , CitiMiw For Nate Agosthielli, 187 Hebnm Avenue, Ghetonbuiy rim iM lei toped Che aMmM sor, E ast Hartford and Gtoaton- the student who falls in class aoboeto, trtth a total enroU- parMeipated in ceiymonlaa IB Week P eeieaeny atwervtoed-We An 1M% laeuN d entry: Beverly Hendrickson, M Tbe W ork Iniry. to considersd a doUbto failure at iqont of about 6,000, were dto- Frank J. FiUomino, Trews. oa the first try but became christening a van which will ivv VH p v M n n G . North St. ^ CALL sntamtod in the lupa and was This year tuition rose $16. But E ast OatboUc. Not only did be mlatoO early. travel through Cbnnaoticut and ^ t o il DaMAIO BROTHERS Also, Mra, EsteUe Bedtent, 18 thrown to tbr ground when the Fattwr Shaw said, "Tou not leam tbe subject, but he Wallaoe atoo met with taro Meeiachuaetto carrying Inter- W 2 etarea main ak Ouupfleld Rd.: Patay Pagllw. couldn’t educate anyone any 644-2720 earn hnltld Ha aottared a failed to leam bow to make uae grotws a t atudento, one all pretors and . tranuatora to r aad e. middto tpka. i » ' t o - U^ctietwood Dr.. Oown^t baMt InjHiy wWeb tequeed aur- othar w ay to r the total tulMon of hto Mmp and talent. He has while end the other represent- take the Republican massage “BSW" M ra.'June Good, 14 Olooit Bt, of glW.’’ not learned reepenelMllty. big students a t bodi races. to ethnic groups. Frank Kot, 119 Chambers Bt.. m

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> are eaXar to define aad Aanrl^ratrr to reonfnias than aaiaiB hw-'' Stock Market They are m ry email, nety tiny amsps, aad Iheir sromtor role in Amertaaa agtl- Closes Week cidttind Ufe Is that of gotat oat nd F t n u m D n r t b s BEBAU> nUMTtMO OO.. m e suuufgliid the fleid i of era|KlBjuilad With Rise IjBiBi m n tt NEW TORK (AP) - The t-'J ' TuoSSSiSrn£SanK These wasps Ube to lay their sHpi ^ stock market cIoMd ths week The TRUE Voting Record WSUnnt B. RBOUSOK PeMBhes aide moth agga. SeUing moth agga which wit a labored advance. ______ywaia«< Oo»ofc«r 1. im ______contain andt paradfto weep egga bos Taking off from Thursday’s PiBllBull S*«t7 lliili^ Baovt Biaim become aa indiwtry. A aquare-lnch of mixed finish, the market •ad . HaUdajra. BMand at iha FoM OCnra at B aiirtnatar. Ooaa.. aa Saoaad Oaaa Hal moBi agga win taka oat into the field Showed some easiness and then ■atttr. soma S.000 triohogramma wttch, whan gnuhioHy edged onto faighar aOBBCBimON BAXBB ~ ~ they gat tfaemsdnea bom wiU be able to ground. R v$taiUI have had a row PajmMa ta Adraaoe tiaiwn# the insect pmlfieation of aa acre of nine straight advances had Om Taar ...... m «0 8bt UJO of land. i r i Thuraday’a performonoa not nrsa.MeaUH ...... TJO marred the picture, Oaa MaaMi ...... SO It one to to enforce a (i aneincaHm of I C (fMK ’Technicians who had looked morality upon tasecta, fiian, the tonr- for a oonsHldation phase after TBS s S o S m iD ’ FBaaB onni^pla trldiogramma are good angels, tba Iwnniauil Fnaa la exdaarraiir aatMlad tlie lr Moeday — l plbl , pass fast year's. Phr Thaaday — 1 PlBi. I against them. Py»r WadaaaSay — l p.m .______New factory ordere were re­ I POr Tlianday — 1 pjn. Thiaflaj' Such pleaaant tbougfatn abotit the four- ported iqi for last month. Gener­ POr Friday — 1 piaL Wadaaaday on-Apla angel of the fielde falter only Ptor datarday — l P at. Thondar. al Motors and Ford announced Claaaiaed deadllae — S pm. day betorr whan we happen to remember that price Increases for their 1969 pabUcatloB. S pm. PTtday tor Satarday aad Moaday paUicatlop iibiMi|«amiim means aaop, a taor let­ models, weU below those an­ ter word which has never before had a nounced earlier by Ctkysler. The Industry seemed to be stay­ Sattvday, Septaiater M Mendly o r naefid sound or comiotatian. N O T I C ing within limits aoceptable to Waritington, and before the , He Voted YES For ALL week ended Chrysler rolled Does Be Mesa It? On Getting LoBt WE REGRET TO INFORM YOU, BECAUSE OF THEFtS back Its boost to similar levels. ’Traders had the day off again iTidtcaftnna axe gro t tijg , dmidtfi Vlee DrlTfag home after an enjoyable week AND VANDALISM IN OUR CHURCH , ST. PETER’S Wednesday when the exchanges end at a momitaln resort I suddenly President Humpliray'a |dwt

. Should we better working conditions. deaelopmeOfa wMh (be promtoe toad be tione on how to teach a certain etreet look among individuala for the up 1(4 on 644,800 shares; IN A 6. To Increase Hie Student Loon Program. jMfficimum *1500 Per Year, Per Student 1 ^ 5 and number, for beavenTa eake, don't parachute Jump rigged by army not apply more of our resources The fir e t lg ^ n , who now awidd take a new look at the war wllb first time. to the work of tearing down the eani $9,868 a year after tiuee Oorp. up 4(4 at 47% and Am eri­ bother to -write tt down. It's an ineuH paratroopers. Speaking to a meeting of his can Telephone off % on 601,800 the of “new" advfauta if be wfas to yomr power s Of memory. Ton won't "Undignified," protested one walls that keep men apart? ye a n on the Job, rejected a con­ Years) To Help More Studentg Get A College Education .... . *62.5 Million the prealdeacy. What fagnifieanee fliere government’s Economic Plan­ Rev. Thomas J. Barry tract that would provide a $600- shares. forgef. onlooker. " W ^ ’e the diurch ning CSommiasioa, Olbricht criti­ The five most-active stocks on Is poHttcaTIy fa his insistrw a that the St. Jamesf Churdi a-year saJaiy increase over two S. H you’re plaiming a hunting trip coming to?" cized those who think "tblnge the American Stock Exchange new look amdd not oome unfll Jaanray or trek the forest don't bother "tt’s a meet exhilarating feel­ yeaia. are going weU fo r us and we The city increased its wage were Federal Resources, off (4 is a'mafier for eonjedore. wltb a compass or other survival pte- ing and I recommend everybody riwuld ease up a step," saying o ffer FWday falght to $700 over at 11% on 484,000 shares, fol­ 7. to Provide More Housing For The Elderly . . . *13 Million It oodd mean be ban mowed aa fa r caitticns Ton know the eon always rises to g o ," laid Dean ICartin G. Bol- such self-satisfaction and self- lowed by GiUe Industries, up 2; ia the east and sate ta the waet. Itvan. C on v^tioii Set two years, then negotiations away from the Jofanaon stanee, fa Ua I»aise could lead only to "loos broke up. Talks were Mhedufad Commonwealth United up % ; Aad you're not e^pectfag cdoudy weafiier. Tile Jumping opened a three- of tempo and cause damage,” in Canadian Export Gas 8t Oil up own proaDoneementa. aa be darea to in 4. When you have to make use o f the month youth festival in the his­ A t M ansfield to resume today. the course of the campaign. S tfm f be the present political situation. F ire Oxnmissioner Robert O. 1%;jBnd Charter Oil up2%. 8. To Provide Tax Relief For The Elderly Homeowner, So That O ur Older Citizens W ill Not alrpoet parking complex, forget about toric, domed cathedral. This was a reference to what that he wOl leave any further dkwfatton checking the eeotloa number where you Other events planned Include "Services for the MentaUy Lowery said the city was going he caUed the imperialist probe ahead with preparations for an to be faferred. parked your ear. After an, even among pop concerts, baUel and a fash­ Retarded — A Bridge to the Feel The Impact Of Future Locol Property Tax Increoses . •4Mlllloo to penetrate Chechoslovakia emekge'ncy. He said all firemen 10,000 parked cars you ttwuldn’t ha-ve too ion ttiow in the cathedral. Oommunlty" fa the theme of Herald While tt was the Bafi<3oldbetg mp- economlcaUy as a first step to the fourteenth annual btate con­ were being told to stay advised pokitiiiriii e that captw ed (fitnutfar^ the much trouble finding that old bus of isolating East Germany from its ywne. | 20 Inch Skirt* vention o f the Connecticut As­ of the situation and to be pre­ Yesterdays most revealtag Ufat o f nnmphrey*a fang- Soviet-bloc partners. sociation for Retarded ChUdren, pared for the recaU of off-duty 9. To Expand The Mental Retardation Regional Center Program, To Increase The Deport* range dew may be contained fa bis 5. Cfanttiig down the fraearay is a lot Taxable in London Inc., Saturday, Oct. g, at the personnel. mere fim if you ignore the huge over­ 25 Year* Ago “Nmr Btratsgy for Peace** ststemeat Mansfield Training School. ’Ihe UFA has staged akwv- head direetianal signs. They were LONDON (AP) — To the gov­ Tours are being arranged for downs before but hoa never Manchester Klwaiifa'Cilub re­ .-Hnent of Health Budget ond To Authorize Funds For Child Day Care Centers *10 Million Echoing fafa wonrfnatton ipscefa ebaer- protattdy put ifa because the hlgliway ernment's efforts to tax mini­ those who arc Intarested in see­ caUed a strike. Policemeni, who ports $118,100 raised in bonds vation that “ the poBciis o f tomomow mafateaaaee men needed some week to skirts, the swingers of London O ld Tavern ing the school. The program earn the same salary os fire­ for the third war loon. adU not be MmHjni iiy gie pfdtrltia of to- ' keep them husy. reply that apparently the tax- men after three years service, After three weeks of the pres­ There are, of course, many other ways WiU open wltb a coffee and fiay." be said, **If aw need to change onr man hasn’t been watching the No^ Is House registration from 9 to 10 a.m-, have never had a strike or slow­ ent sohoH year, there fa room 10. To Increase Funds Aydikible For Nurses' Scholarships By 25% ! milita ry or diplomatic posture relaUng to you can piactfae this gentle art of get- skirte closely enough. down. enough for all school cMldren ttng loet, but I have Juet Hated tboee and a general session from 10 Vietnam to obtofa an baaorable peace, "1 don’t know any girls who ’The 10,000-member sanitation- so that no mqipe rpoms in any that have given me the beet results. (Oonttaued from Page Three) to 12:80 p.m A buffet lunch I*m gatog to have the courage to say wear ao-ineb okirts,” aaid one w ill be served at 12:4S, and men's union staged a nine-day ot the pubUo schools need be Ton win no doubt be aUa to come ,faas. " I mean that’s-practiam y AsmaH bathroom ifastairs has strike last winter, and the move opened as had been thought ao.** up with a few additions o f your own. from to 2:4S to 5 p.m. sessions down to the knees." been transformed by the iise of and tour* w ill be conducted. resulted in the pUlng up of tons necessary eariler in the year. But the fredwot note be struck was one In the meantime m ke^ op my own The government amunmeed yelknr floral adhesive backed Highlights o f the sessions ars of garbage fai the streets. H ie fa aM cb he indteated be, fa v m a UhNad - private practice of this gentle art. Right garbagemcn earn $8,881 a .year. 10 Year* Ago ^ now, if youTl excuse me, I am aiqiposed ’Thursday that after Nov. 1 Brit­ paper. Inu^Jne tills covering on "Shritered Workshops — How Natfana force, rather thin an American ain’ s ladies wiH have to pay a U Good Are They?” '"How Do Wo The 2,0Q0-member police­ 'Itas day 10 years ago was a ' one, to police any peace achieved ia to go to the nsareat maUboa and deposit a 61aw-footed tub, the tlm of a men’s union has rejected a some fatten. Don’t wait up. — RAT- per cent tax on aU skirts ionger Meet Increased Needs?" “The Sunday; The Herald did 1 Veitnom. lavatory basin, the window $700-aryeor wage increase, and not publish. MOND A. 8CHOEDER IN THE NA­ than 20 inches. Forineriy the Influence of Legislation.” THIS RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELR He fiBther talked of a United NatfaH tax free limit dipped to 24 inch­ ttiade and even the waU swttdi "Parents with Problems—Can the aanltottonmen have rejected TIONAL OBSERVER a $62S-aryMr increase. role in future pcafekeepiig mlUtary es, since diUdren’s clothes arere plate- Dark green carpet covets Oounaeling Help?" And excerpta May Says Government operafiaas. untaxed. the floor. from the Univeraity of Hart- the guest room, with pale Must Contain SDS TMa is aa enootmgfag note fa an otber- ‘ Tt’s a Joke," aaid one model. ford’ai "Mental Retcudation Re­ VgaWiIag Trees "M y skirt is 14 inches so tbs green walls, fa made gay by use College Student Killed arfae diamal campaign because it cow- fa search Project." Awards arlU OXFORD, Oonn. (AP) — The taxman's six inches out.” of a amoH hut bright blue, green be presented to outstanding federal government "must ex­ tains in It the mggcstknt that the naxt Nsw cause for ooneem over the area’s Crossing Turnpike vanishing trees may be seen In a fecfaral One foshfan designer breathed and red print in cotton curtains. Oninecticut leaders in ICental ercise close vigilance iv e r the The Above Are F a ^ *^NOT MISREPRESENTATION! Vietnam may h^ avoided, that the Ifalted One o f Mrs. Haebisy's water- NEW HAVEN, Oonn. (AP)— suggeetiem that SO-foot wide areas be a sigh of reUef when'a survey Retardation. radical Students fo r a Damo- A college student was struck ■fafaa might find name better way of cleared beside major highways aa a safe­ ttiowed the average mlnlskiit is ooiors, a U rge om o f »fil**h y Those wishing to register for cratlo Society to prevtnt it proteoUng world peace than by letting ty move. only 18. Inches from waistband sunflowers, dominates the room. the convention may contact and killed by a car as he from exporting revolution and A dresser, "M y mother was go­ tried to cross a section of the Madf bsooede favoived step by inevllable Traffic haaerds ttiould be reduced to hem. And some are running Norman Fendell, executive di­ anqrchy abroad,” says Repub­ ing to throw tt out,” fa pafatad Oonnecticut ’Turnpike early to­ foep fa some hopelem eidaaglenieW. wherever poeeiUe, of c^ourse, «mt per­ U inches or even 10. rector of the Manchester Aa* lican senatorial oandtdate Ed­ Hack with adbeotve paper day, pcdica said. Kaybo it's a boUow hope. Other pias- haps some trees must be sacrificed for sociation for the Help of Re­ win H. May Jr, panels of bright Hue. Dead fa 'Jhomas Oonerty, 17, idential camUdetea ta the past have spok- this reason. 8fiU, the stoaefy ttirlnkage Ttpo G l* K illed tarded Children, Manchester May told the GOP dinner , The feature In the Hacheya’ o f Inwood, N .T., a freshman FORTHRIGHT MAN-KEEP Sheltered Woikahop, 89 School gathering he was confident RE-ELECT of tiw region’s artwreol beauty is dta- SB loffiiy of the United Nations before A U m ^ D U Z bedroom fa a copy of a French at Northeastom University in ttai slsetion sod foegottsn all shout tt mayliig. most Amerioane would Ignore genUemen’s mahogany dresser , Boston. BD8, but the group’s speeches afistwhidp. Everywhere, it seems, trees cue being SESOUL (AP) — ’Two Ameri­ " — pteked up for fifty centa.” State polios sold Conarty and and campaigns “ could i have c!ut down for new builcllng rttee, indus­ can soldfare were kUfad by Pals yellow walls are leUsved Gets Priaon Term trial areas and rocuhvays. Othsca have anothir Northeastern student, harmful results on ths minds North Korean infiltrators along by ctfftains o f email red and NawHiigh, N.Y., were west­ been bard hit by sicfaieni — first the the demilitarixed sone Friday as For Motel Holdup ^ of the poor or uneducated In g raao prfalt on beige cotton with bound on the turnpike where U chestnut blight, then the elm dfaeaee the MlUtary Armistice CSommfa- some other countries,” he,said. THE STATE SENATE FOR Four On A Pin red haU fringe trim. A lamp HARTFORD (AP) —Robert JHne Interstate 91. (Jrawford DAVE BARRY and now a maple bligtiL In flckWjtnff tton was boMiiig its ITItti mset- R. Hagberg has baen sentenced The Wethersfield raslilent said The dtfferencer —not necessarily fsv- abode, hosaodt and d ia lr pod had walked aoroee the fanee hfa remorke were prompted by many roadside trees have been Ulfad fag 4H •mUes away. to 8 to 18 years in prison for are covered in the, same ma­ where turnpike traffic «xlta to the recent international oon-> orahte hstnwsii the lUddfa Ages and by de-icing chemical mixtures, speead rThe deaths brought ths num- an abortivs holdup last month terial. 1 tile interstate highway,' and fereiios of student radicals in ounsivas is fids: That the pbHoaopben In wfater, that have reaebsd thsir roots. bor of Amsricans killed by of the Diplomat Motel. A sun porch fa o il one o f the Oonertyirty was oroealng when he New York aty. aad aefantfats « f the M ddls Ages de­ good Mends and belovsd famUy North Koreans inflUrators this bedrooms which opens out on to Hagberg, 82, pleaded guUty eOtiok. He went on to esy hfa op­ bate^ H i«ia < y aad IneoocitMively m members, tress are not always fuUy ap­ year to 12. Fhrty-tarO Americana Ufa back yard, tlis downstairs Friday to the charge ot rob­ The oar woe driven by ponent Ben. Abraham R|iblcoft, THE GOOD OF MANCHESTER AND CONN*! fa bow moagr OB|Bli oould dance on the preciated until they have gom . It fa have been wounded fa border front door and upstairs back bery with violence. He was already too late to save lliocw now dy­ George Vagalejire, 23, of WiUer- tod Ben. Eugene J. MoOorthy In IUI of a pifa-wMki fas seieiifista of to­ cleehce thfa year. door oHy add to the eccentrici­ arrested along with Francis bury, etate poUoe eold. He was ing, but c^oreful thought ttiould bo uood have gained the support of the day pnmouBW Bjfalld hseitallon that ’The mmbueb wee the second ty o f thfa one time tavern. Perrotti, 80, of Torrington who charg^ with negligent homi­ before healthy trees are cut down, un­ auch Incident to occur vdiUe Mr. Hacbey'' fa a clalnw has also plesded guilty to the New Left and' "have on obli­ . . . tARRY for SGNATE COMMITTEE, HARRY J. DEEGAN. T ^ u r w . jgisnlssljr four Wdhngramnie can less the neoeiieUy for the destruetfan fa cide. CSniwford wae arrested on gation to repudiate the violent . a L , , American end North Korean na- trainee at the Tmvelecs In- charge and fa awaiting sen­ a charge o f repldeea use of the ^^'snueli an fas fesad o f a pin.” vary oiear. BPROfainELD UNION. foUators were meeting at Pan- wing of the group which they aurance Oo, fa Hartford. tencing. highway. claim to represent.” V I i

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n C B T HANC^ESTTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1868 Library Hours Area Churches At W ert Side WANTED ^OATB-RHXAN ------Bodies C h u r c h e,s ■ i Oaarge'8 Bpisoapal Ownh A ra tp S I. The West SUto Uhrary vriU Tsar Deilf AMrify CsiJs ^ * M . 44 A, BeHan OMoNaa Bifnw U go back'to Hs regular honra at. Bridge* Ctardk » Accardfsf to tkm Sleri. it Bar. D en i^ B. Tkaiawr, •11 A r w m as c f Monday, Oct 7. Tw i M ihH iNt MM Ii m II fM rilait — M* Pkitor at Moatk W m it WINNB B vlaloas as wall as for mia to 7-13-3444 To develop meuoge for Sunday, •Viear DtMbgi the tyring and sum­ Saw. aier. BesMOi 9 . i Vm rood words coneiiMnding to nianban lU t. Imam A. Haaaan dallay at 6 H^;h Ridge outside consumers. e s z L The new Ooattag and Laarin* mer mcedha dua to reaohadUHng U m fast aM Yiif m u s I u m I U t d a r i , o f your Zodiac famh sign. Rd„ EUtagton waa awarded a 1040 aA .. BTonUp 8 a.m., The Liturgy of tho atlon Department wlB provtds of town park department par- 1 Yau 31 Esmsd 41 Or • and 10:W *. .. Wuiifc

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'i*. I A 1 •5i M ANCSgBteR WVteNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN I«ANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 Action on Road Giants Home to Redskins on Tigers^ TaUag their “ •hew" on on the''read, both Manohealer BBghta and Eott Oattwllo High’s football teems wU be Viking Streak sway today. Wtoaers of their flrot twa Boh Gibson Ready starts. East Oaibolle trek* to Business S ervices irectory ( Bfeomfleld High, Aetfea to sihtod to get wderway at 8. The loss ihoved the Rede into JOtiUigB from the Little Block Book NEW YORK (AP) — •"««» Meanwhile, Manobeeter In Jeopardy Bring on the Tigers. Bob a third plaoe tie with the Cuba, High will answer the whistle Nam^dke of Cliff Demera, head footbafl coach Gtaicinnatrs Roee had one hit who defeated Plttahurgh. Lee tor the first tfme, a COIL EErt Oktiitdic High, ie playing with the UComn varwity i* in seven at bate os the Reds May home red for CSndmaU. meeting In Meriden against CAMPING H IG H GRADE footbtdi team this M l. E i^ ’s Demers is out of Hart­ ’Ihe St. Louis ace, tuning up NEW YORK (AP)—'Hie Vikings of ^ for the Wbrid Series against De­ dromfe^I * IB-hming game to flan Maleney High. Kickoff wlU playing the daring their name coniKEatos, will go^BTter ford Weaver High and played hi» college bail at UOonn Fram stoco, B-2. H ose’s a v era g e Al Spender’s eti^Mi pinch hit LEASING E9UIPM ENT troit, buried his 18th shutout of , of the season a two-run double be at 1:86. their third straight National Football League victory PRINTING before a fling at minor league pro ball. (Tliff Demers at the aewMi Primy night apd J? .880 but Next Saturday, Mancheeter Teats, Goto, Sleeplag Bags, w as 0- in the eevenih Imlng—helped Sunday against a Chicago Bear who hciiee to awaken Job and CommordBl UCbnn, is also bift of Weaver and is a guard. Hels a ahattarad a 8B-y«ar^d pitohing the Cube get peat Plttrixirgh. will (pen Ma home season 0 i 1 or t Air Mattresses, Stoves, inanibar of th« sopbomore cla m .------— ------loivi as the Piratoe bowed to agahiBt Platt High of Meri­ from a puzzling eariy-seaaon hibernat i o n . ______P r in tin g record while doing tt Tom Haller drove in three IrtBtoras Amto Btemid raporta tlck- Philadelphia and the Tucker’s CUbson------beat Houston 1-0, ^ Ctdoago, . , . 4-1, „ end (hopped three den while East will be away The sunnlring Vikings again ^ ' Prompt and Bdlftoat «to tor the lOtti annual Sports rune wtth a double and triple, tor a third etnUght time, w ill oouMt on a wUfertq[Mn o f­ YEAR PUN League In New York’s Harlem loweied hto earned run Average pointa » leading Oie Dodgera past the MANCHESTER Prtatlag Of AO EtaMa Night of the Masons at tha Ma- facing NoiUnreei Catbolic fense which they used to smash area, where a number of NBA to I.IS, braaMng the National In oOiar Nattoml League Braves. Heifer’s triple in the SURPLUS SALES CO. soldo Temple on Tueaday, Oot. High In West Hartford. Atlanta in the season opener and coUege stars an engaged League mark of 1. tot by Phil- games, Irm AngelM topped At- ninth Imnfng broke a • tie. Idd N. BIAIN ST. OommuRlty F m s 2B,. are now on safe from any in vigorous off-season competl- adelphia’s Grover Cfeyeland Al- lanta B-2 and Fhlladriphla edged jj„, Fhkey and VniHe and upeet Green Bay last weak. at Depot Sqoara lofE* ofhdor. Ned Martki of the exander in 1B16. It was the 22nd New York B-2 in 11 innings. Running back Ron Bull to out, 9 East ilDddlo Tpko. tlon. The main purpose of the Davis, who had atngtod. Open Dally to 9i0(> P.BL Red Sox broadcasting team and vtotiory o f Mm B«aboh a peraoti- WlDfe Maya broke up the but Bayers, who has a players is to keep in shape but The PhilUea edged the Meta In I. FABR — BtS-nil Talephone 643-5727 itiwo aiQiletee wm headline the Bl Mgh-tor the big righthan- Gtanta game wtth a feadoff ho­ hruiaad back, la expeotad to the keen compeUtion also en­ the Uth inning when Gary Suth­ program. One wtU be Red Sox m er tai the IBtti im ln g agalnat •tart for the Bears, upset by ables some of the' jdayer*', like der. erland opened a bkxp double D m Io b P o a t io e ceuterfletder Reggie Smifli. ’Ifte Cincinnati’a Ted Abernaiby- K Washington and then smashed Bradley, to sharpen their skllfe. Gfixam’s performance was and mooeea on OooMe Rojas’ pop n r o . CUSTOM MADI other may be a Boston Patriot .. Lou Hudson has been pw tires are a must your purchase here. TheM ia no usage and plenty of soil. BpUls • Door Oaaoplea and Baker, have no other duties the former New York Yankees Los Angeles 78 86 .469 21 ton, i-l, at New York 2-0; Atlan­ today, helping you get traothm stK^pping around neceaaaiy,' for Sports IN re e to r guaranteed as wdl aa the parts up with no effort, and it cuts • Storm Doom except placeklcklng and punting pitcher. Whltey, now a coach Pblla’ phla 78 86 .469 21 ta, 0-2, at San Francisco, 1-1, on Icy roods. Manchester and Belmont Rug 8:80 ( 8) This Week in usad. and soiled spots can be wiped MAN0HE8TER • Oonibinatton Windows ... Listing the placeklckers with the Yankees used to tell New York 72 88 .460 24 and St. Jjovta, 0-2, at New Oi^ PARKADE Need your car washed? Take Cleaning Oo. offers all kinds of N.FX. a gain st the New York Yankees today in a bid to clinch 14S K. CENTEB ST. Dick’s Shdl Service was down on the noise element as Manohester Awnlag 0 * first, the teams ore: Chicago me he would experiment with Houston 71 89 .444 26 leans, 1-1. it .to Dick’s 8h^ Service and service connected with nigs snd SUNDAY W f WHir»o OMert BARBER SHOP opened about 8% yean ago. Mr. well aa saving fuel bills. It IBB WEST CENTER ST. Mac Perclval and Bobby Joe different pitches for two or three ttiird ^ace. x-GUnched ptennsmt In the American Football Orlnavlch has a limited repair­ let fiistn wash H flor you. JRie carpets. They seU, install, have has been proven that by the use Tsiepboae SIB-NBl 11:80 ( 8) Notre Dame The Red Sox erupted tor 18 Friday’s Resoita League, Kansas City la at Mi­ WlUi Finest FsoBitfes rates are so ressexmbte, and different paddings for various S a a f o o /L Dallas, Kike and years before he would use them vs. Pnrdoe MaadMotec's Bloot Modeni er’s license, and you can be of thla inside-outside carpeting BstaMIsImd IBM R QosUftyDry C SHWPINO PABKAIM services, phone 648-7006. Cleaning Oo. is the place to buy ly team that utilizee both its 8rt0 ( 8) Eastern F(MdbaU been in buaineaa. Work la done you place your order for them * Modoni Fornltai* placeklcker, guard Jerry Kram­ over Baltimore. Today’s Games trail Minnesota In the Central ■ lawarlissrai, (rear) One item abould be diecked ruga if you want (pjaUty mer^ 43 OAK STREET Notea ’n Quotes 4:00 (00) AFL: Oakland Houston (Wilson 18-lS) at St on all makes of cars, domestic before bad driving and that is diandlae at prices tb^ wiU to lay the carpeting, and re­ and Antlqaas er, and punter, running back Lonborg, who had a 6-B record Dl'vlaioa. GALE SAYBB8 aad WarOrobe PHONK aaO^SBO TEL, 64P-SM7 v s: Hotodon Louis (Oorleton 18-4) Green Bay, whl(^ again will and foreign so if you are look­ the shock absorbers, for worn truly astonish you. How can member that a good pad adds • store Stool* and Baotfea Donny Anderson, as other than National League President in a dlsmali year, and hla team­ qaaBty D ry CSeaBhiK Los Angdee (Sutton 10-16) at ^ount on the paaring ot Bart and his matss are expeotad to ing for excellent work, why nM shocks can and do> cause -ac- they seU quality tugs and car- jrears of life to your ruga and • Cnstom r ural tare specialists .. . The remaining Warren Giles explains why the mates faced a stiff task In the O n Dagr Oorvloe Atlanta (Jarvis 16-11) Starr and the running ot versa­ have little trouble agalnat Pttta- take your car to Dick's Shell SieU Servloe p eta at this price? They have carpeting. Slipcovers and Draperies kickers are: Atlanta, placeklck­ American League was able to next to last game of the season. Pittsburgh (Blass 18-6) tile______Donny_ Anderson, will have burghi hit hard by injuries be- AltenStoH aaA Sepatrs Service? wlU inataU Mionroe shock ab- eliminated the middle - man, The very latest in equipment Made to Order er Bob Etter and punter-defen- move faster' than his league in Bristol Ends The Yankees planned to counter Reuben Plen’s Gomplsto Seteetten aC Chicago (Jenkins lB-16) to stop the passing of Detroit’s fore the season even started. One Uay Servkse on Soede There are many things that Eorbera for you. The station is there are no aaJesmen to pres­ 'for rug cleaning is a must as •Ive back Billy Lothridge; Bal­ expansion matters. 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' generators, voltage regidatots. Texaco Lubrioatloa Servlee an slzea of wind ow er-defensive back Chuck Latou- -unanlmou^ vote.’ P ee Wee cals home In 16:16. O^Hain Mur- attendance tor the year to Phlladelidiia at New York . . . To San WithI — Alao — platfCrmate, try tt. You wUl era wonderful stock they have and Furniture cleaning la alao a host of talented recel'vera and Atlanta, vriiich gave' Balti- If your generator is not work­ We Give Green Stampa e For TaUa Tops rette; Ban Franctaco, Tommy Reese, discussing form er a fine 1.879.846. JIM LONBORG FUKNITCSK CLXANINQ the difference It mokes, so fry enjoy new rugs and carpeto at another q>ecialty at Manches­ American League sound running attack. Cfeve- more a tough battle, will have ing as it abould, your battery David and inuiter-quarterback mate Don Dryadale’s brushbook 15.51 2 clocking, a course Every Boston starter collect- land’B BYank Ryan Should be to be tough again agalnat San a taidcfui of hi-test or regular prices you never dreamed of? ter and Belmont Rug Gleaning OPEN 8 AM . to 5 PJM. seven games In his first season wUl not have enough power to Steve Spurrier. , pltchee says: “Don doesn’t like ed at least one hit in the (»e-Bi(h W. L. Pot. G.B. busy wHh a Ram defense that is Fronois(x>, wtiloti got a good SheU and be (xmivkiced o f the Commercial carpeting that is Oo. Your furniture will look like SATUBOAT 8 AM.-NOON . wiilfa Mm Bed Sox, helped his atari your car when we get a • • e you to crowd the plate and he cioa(;h Paul Phlnney’a crew action. The Red Sox also x Detroit 108 67 .844 rough on qimitarbacks. performance from quarterhack s new when they finish with It. really cold morning. If your car difference. foam backed ia alao aoid here, takes the position you’re crowd- itg b^gt times, sparkled on defense, pulling off own cause oonaidei^fibly with a Baltimore 91 71 .662 18 Enjoy new carpeting and Short Dribbles Dallas takes toe hlgheM-scor- John Brodto in beating Bt. Louis STEVENSON’S doss not start quickly, perhapa Dlck’a Shell Sendee also of­ and Manchester and Belmont TOURAINE LAROCHELLE and Ing the plate when you leave ^oy improving at least 84 five double plays and the out- fourth inning single, driving In Boston 86 74 .638 17 ir ' fers snow plowing and if you new ruga from Manchester and Ing offense, 87 points, and best last week. It is the generator, ao let cme Rug Cleaning Oo. seU a great the dugout.’’ . . . Atlanta Fal- gocondi but Central proved to fielders roaming to catch 11 Qy his first two runs of the cam- Cleveland 86 75 .684 17% need such servloe, caU them at Belmont Rug aeanlng Oo. at WHITE GLASS CO. BUI Bradley, everyone’# AH defense, 20 i>aintB, into Philadel­ And St. Louis won’t have an of the mechanics at Dick’s deal to hotels and restaurants. American during his great days con— ------Coach- ,NoTb — ^ H^ker, — .... dls- have too much talent.' .balls. .. palgn.------New York 81 79 .606 22 61S-7(X>8 for prompt service. prices that will amaze you. PRINTS INC. phia. The Cowboys might be easy Mma in trying to make ESSO Thla ia ideal for home use in 81 79 .606 22 Shell Service check It for you. Stop in some day aoon and look SI meeaU St.—TsL BM-’MEI at Princeton, who started pro- cussing the oft-ti^ed and for the losers will be a Yastrzemski ignited the out- However, he waa combed for Oakland ■without defensl've tackle Jethro New Orieans its first 'vlotim of 405 MAIN ST. How about the battery in your Utcheqs, bathrooms, dens, fessional play with the New hard-to-handle Joe Don Looney nieet Tuesday against Hartford burst ■with his 28rd homer, a 10 hlta, including a seventh ta Minnesota 78 82 .488 26 idayrooms, recreatiem rooms. at their w(mderful display. FOR BEST RESULTS Pugh, but they shouldn’t need the season. The loss of Unetiaok- 1EL. 649.5538 oar? Batteries fiiat wMi easily Sou$h fFindsor York Knickerbockers last says this about the talented and Nigh.' towering smash to right In the ning homer by >bby CJox, be- California 66 94 .418 87 him against toe hapless Eagfee. er Dave Meggyray wtth a coo- was summoned .418 87 start a car in warm weather season without the benefit of temperamental running back, j Murrone B, 2. Forrest B, first inning. He later had a dou- tore Stange Chicago 66 94 Johnny Unltaa, who has yet to cuarton could hurt the Oardi- 89% * Ti |m Up« will Call utterly with the first pre-season practice, devoted now serving in the U.8. Army: pippenger B, 4. Cleveland B, ble, boosting his average to .804 from the buUpen. Stange ended Waah’n. 68 96 .888 play this season because of a naJo, who wjU have to stop toe Little jLeague PAUL'S TURNPIKE Friday’s Besnlts cold snap. U your battery it G>Uege Program Taken considerable time this summer TU give him two weeks and 5_ Nolin M* 6. Dleterle M, 7. In a bid to repeat as league bat­ ths seventh, pitched the eighth sore elbow, again is expetUed to running of Don MoOoU aa weU ; oM and weak why not replace PAINT SUPPLY Boston 12, New York 2 I^cks Officers playing In the Baker League in even the Army will waive him." Kahn M, 8. Naschke M, 9. Burke ting ebamidon. and then gave way to a pinch- turn toe quarterbacking duties as toe passing of sorauldtag * Mloor Rspoin it with a rugged, heavy-duty 645 MAIN STREET TEXACO M, 10. M arrero B. Ken Harrelson followed Yaz’ batter, Elston Howard, who re­ Washington 3, Detroit 1 over to Eart MorroH, and Eiarl Bpy Kilmer. Sbdl battery. BWi one sf fiiese The South Windsor L ittle From Antipoverty Agency homer with a walk and took ceived a standing ovation. Lyle Cleveland 2, Baltimore 0 ' TW. 649-0300 kiataUM in your oar, your wor­ League has elected Rudy Dur-. Open 24 H oan A Dng Eagles Gain Top Position third on Smith's 88th double of protected tjie big lead in tive Chicago 6, Oalifornia 1 WASHINGTON (AP) •— Up- of Shriver’s succeasor, Bertrand ries are over. Ig as prestdent for next season. Flreatone Tires Cruz; and Sai jyo the year. Both srored as Joe ninth. Oakland 8, Minnesota 4 The brakes should be checked Other oCfioehi named at a ward Bound, widely regarded as M. Harding,' remains stalled In Foy lined a single to center. In Sunday’s wliktup, Boston Today’s Games QtnUtjr Line Prodocte recent meeting were Umberto one of the bright aucceosea in the Senate ae congreeslonal crlt- In Midgets^ Defeat Giants Andrews doubled home a run right-hander Ray Ciulp will seek New York (Stottlemyre 21- 13th Straight Win the war on poverty, is outward Icsim o f OEO grows. Win Ring Titl^^ O^Mastro, vice president; John Tool Ei|uipmont Gen. Repairers License Aolfon was the by-wofd last Wiggln, and Mike Copglilin of in the thii^l and cracked a tw o- to eoctend his string of 39 score- 12) at Boston (Loaborg 6-9) “United Rait-CUiA. Fiddler, redordbig secretary; bound. Upward Bouitd "is the great­ Washington (Pascual 18-12) Comer Broad and n l^ at Mt. Neho as the Eaglee the Giants featured.. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Car- run homer his seventh. In the less innings. (Dulp, who has Tony Oomeau, oerreaponding The program, which takes po est thing that ever happened,” When the B teams took over loe "Teo" Cruz of the Domini- sixth inning. Smith unloaded his boosted his record to 16-6 with at Detroit (M cLain 81-8) secrataxy, and Paul Wehren, RoRtal (24)) moved into first place in tential school dropouts and said Patricia Branton, IB, one of Middle Tpke. W eet the beginning of the send can RepulHic 'won his first de- is(h homer a two-nm shot. In four straight shutouts, Is expect- Mhmesota (HoU 2-1) at Oak­ Goal with Oakland | CBS BUKNSIDB AVB. treasurer. the Monctiester Midget FooMwll Osfrinsky hMps them go on to college, la the first Florida AAM gratki-. -We Bent Most Everything- Phone 643-2176 quarter, the Eagle A squad had . fense of Hghtwe4ght title the seyenth; ed to be opposed by Stan Bahn- land (Odom 16-10), twlnlcjlt EAST HABTFOBD lOthei* d ected were M arty being taken away from the anti- ates. League by defeaiUng the Gtanta Chicago (Fisher 8-12) a t OoU- NEW "YORK (AP) — The Oakland Raiders, cham- ‘ DEALER m WASTE (1-1) .20-8, and toe Jeta (1-4) Glant while in the companion cham- Ellsworth, who has lost just sen, holder of a 18-12 mark. pions of the American Fototbiail League, 'will be afto* • Vipat Horrls, player agent for ’ the poverty agency by c(mgreas and "Without it, I would still be AP ptonMilp 18-round bout, Japan’s fornla (Bennett 0-4), night. 2E9.6333 moved Into a tie wtth toe Gl- 11 yard line. A combination of tiieir 18th conseinitive regular seaaon victory when they | MATERIALS b e w Eu b i Uttle League; Jnomic Opportunity. Wayne State in Detroit, Spockdliliig In Now Sit Back, W ait, Hope The Kansas City Chfeto and ver Ita third qtralcbt defeat al-__ J FhsMBAB-BBlT 'Cfese, minor league director. Qie end zone around toe 1 ^ ^ . ^ downs had on- seum. ToL aiBCnB or MB«n* "One senator tokt me they “ they’ve got a back list of 600 or The two potato were adped by a jy gained five. McConvlUe at- Then came Saljyo of Tokyo to ______the Mlamt Dtdphins klckotf toe though the jPatrloto will lack the . . AUTOMOTIVE RRAKE SERVICE McDowell and Bur- In toe second diviston, only a program In the Orange Bowl to­ services of hard-running Jim were trying to save the good 600 Mds waiting to get into Up­ pose from Jlin ^ tqmpted to pass and It was In- consistently beat Raul Rojas ot p^gliw Cleveland Indians have half game behind Boston in toe Major League COINS ^ Circuit Court Judge programe from an agency that ward Bound," BUUngs said. night On Sunday, In addlttcn to Nance beoquse of an ankle inju- Front End An^miant Steve Anderm tercepted by Damian Tedone at nearby San P e^ to the punch finished toelr 1968 besebsH eea- j,iaee the Oakland at Houston game, ry. CUNLIFFE Retiring Dec. 31 la about to sink,’’ said Dr, Rep. Green has questioned SUPPLIES Up to toU time outtaandlng de- the 60 and run all the wavway back,back. and pUe up an Impressive array ,„te. hut theVU ^ ™ ^ = = L e a d e r s = spending money on high school San Diego Is at Gtactanati, New ' Kansas City, beaten only by PAUL D0B8E Wa’r* Piyliw Top Cwrwii HARTFORD (AP) — Clr ' year. Is expected to keep Ms P NTIA ,INB. Jr. has announced hla retire­ In' less than three years Up­ In tos ssoond half, ahhough guard Tom Cunningham. Batting (46 at bats) NiniiEencifr valley EXPEBT AUTO BOOT aad ward Bound has sent more than sters in alum schools already The fire-ballingflre-balltag McDoweM world Series against "Wettilng- trzemsij Host., .804; Oliva,*^ Daryte Lamontoa, Who threw record cfean against AUaml In •78 EMn St>-4U. ment effective Dec. 81. MACHINE SHOP there was no further scoring by After the kick. Giant quarter- (MMaaa FENDEB KEPAIBS 6,(M0 poor youngsiera on to col­ making good grades and show­ took over the American League needing rtgjit strikeouts to Minn., .289. four touchdown passes lest tonight’s game. Sullivan, 6S, dUclosed his •litoer team, several outotandlng back Gary Maher advanced his Penally Coally ENAMEL and LAOQUEB leges whose doors normally ing real promise, despite disad­ SERVICE DUPONT’S lead in strike outs by fanning 11 overtake McD(»weU. And Boshm Runs—^MaAuUfte D st., 96; week against Mtami, is expect­ DAILY RENTAL m ce. plan to Gov. John Dempsey ptayz broig^ the fans to toelr team to the Eagle 86, where af- V7 Ceiifer Si. MuicliMler would have been closed to them vantaged backgrchinds. BRIDGEPORT (AP)—An U ______for 288 as he buried a tour-hitter gtiu has games left against the Yastrzemaki, Bospt, 89. ed to lead Oakland over Houston BEFTVISHIN08 Friday. He has been on the feSt. Late in toe third quarter, ter fine defensive work by Ea- SERVICE because of their background Such a program. Talent Stop ’n Co ^ Cleveland’s 2-0 triumph over Yankees "today ^ m ts—Campeneris, Oak., 174; tor the R a ld ^ third straight of 4434295 REASONABLE PRICES CIrcuH Court bench eight years. Dom DeDomtalcus ran toe ball glea’ Jim Colla and Dave Hunt Tennis Crowns IMII.V * AJM—« PM. aiid grades. Sear1- "T he members of the Gila moved Into a tie for fifth place _____Home runs—McOovey, S.P., ■ iia jr. 6 John. Boot Hartford—MS-MBd O ra r MON. tfeia SAT. Radio Today Interior— ExterloD—Cider ConsnltiiiK ServiM vented another Jet touchdown. points on a pass by McConvlUe fight. And they loft little River Indian Oommunity have a ^'wlto the Yankees by bombing 35. Banta, Chic., 32. Uksa o f Jdai Hadl, Lance AI- more points, than Roland lioM Cl^pEDSI^AT Billings said, "Barge used to Fleet work by AnnuUt, Ron WDBO—UM Complete Insurance Coverage to Dave Wilson standing In the ,^jjy didn't ■wrant It. deep aense of loyalty to their Minnesota 8-4 behind Rick Mon- stolen bases—Brock, St.L., 61; woith and Dick Post. of Toledo and 12 more tiian Lfe •ay if it ever got moved over 1:00 John Roady PNguson and Chris Bounders We WiU have to have some roy Keyes of Purdue during toe there, it would be trampled to E s t. 1915 end zone for the Giants. "This reservation has a very c(«intry, have never riiunned day’s two homers and one by pitt., 61. ^649-5581 worked the ball back up to toe T h e eirf run by Walsh for the record end I would Uke to their military duty and many DUsk Green, and the Chicago puchtag (16 declsKms)—Blaas, good bobblea and bounces to same period, I^tea6 Cluti death by aU those little satin H 40 o f the Gtanta where a beat them," said Paul Brown, = — i Read Herald Ads slippers they wear.’’ . ___ IB-OU extra potato f^ed. ^ see it kept clean," said Iked Ca- have given their lives In toe WMta Sox beat Oalifornia B-1 to put.; 18-6, .788; MArKAal, S.F., too m a in Off. — O fV . OONNEOnCUT BLVD. Matinee fourth down pass by AnnulU was znh«...'h fh- ni.nfB m.rto ^ ^ member of too tribal service of tootr country. tie toe Angels for eighth. - 26-9, .748. ClmdnnaU coach. EAST HABTFOED-TXaL. SM-4IM Bluings said, "It’s an old bu- 4; g ^ o r d HlddlgbU WM. DICKSON & SON ■ ■ ...... Strikeouts—Gtbson, StL.> 268; The New York Jeta, unbeaten reaucracy and its workways are Zj liMeccept^ by great use of the h^flMck op- which unanlmouMy re- "If this event were rtaged on Howard, who statjed earUer aSHIgbt TeL 649-0920— Maneheater, Conn. Eastern Division feadera, are M A Faiitiis ProblMH? We’ll Help! •low. It has never been respon- la! Quiet Hours where a M toaTe oLS ^re u^aWo and scored, broke a 1-1 deadlock Jenkins, CWc., 266. m u T s u n Service still means something to us—and service sive toward the poor." WTic—leee tion, the Image that the Pima leading off the seventh to give TRAP SHOOTING 1:03 Newe funtoto— ----- by, —_Andereon . . .. to so;>re further and ..... the A....I. I Tne (xxincil, governing bodyoouy anu and Maricopa IndiansunMaiw werewcio uiIn joeJoe vxuenuuiOdeman niBhis 12to triumph. meens Bpending enough time with you to help you The transfer was written into 1: U MonUor Skill & Luck TaifBtB cdect the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ the $7,8 blUi(m higher education 1:4B UCom vs. Yale ^ '*** M M tor toe 6,400 Indians who Uve on sympathy with miUtant groups Norm Cash hit No. 26 for the T1 4 :0 Umllor trirtltowork tortn^vteOiMof » a dSty. wlndtavept reservation such aa toe Black Muslims, of ge«. WoiDBii I: Chlldrtii!* i l l ; ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your bill at the urgings of antipoverty 6:U0 News, Weather, Sports 6:90 Monitor toelr fiofe but were una —Th« nnnoimclnr------chore^ at^ Mt of ^mesom e l', l.oou800 square miles nuieif south ouui» which m.uun Mr. CknttueCsaslue <31^Clay ta a Monday’s______homers, giving_ him next project. t PLYWOOD CENTER program critic Rep. Edith 7:10 Knlshte ve. lUctunond 01 TargBti do eo aa time ran out. N ^ for Mldgrt and Pony <>» Phoenix, noted ^ y c ^ ^ member, would be projected to ware hta first ta a month Green, D-Ore. The House origi­ 10:03 Sports Final Nightcap saw a hard lutttag nally voted for ai) immediate 10:40 News, Weather games 1s being handled by Bob “have never shunned their mlH- other Indians. drove In three runs and Lapp Plaza 10:61) Red Box vs. CalUornla and hard running Eagle team move, but the Senate changed Ddgan, the sbatistlcs by Charlie duty." day, afeo knoiro as Muham- gixth came with two on. Route 83, Vernon 1:45 Other Bide of Day down the 1967 champions on the date to July 1, IMO. WPOr—14M Mary Anna Johnson, a mad AU, waa stripped of his Dobeon. 12-14, 8 75-4804 l:0Q BUi BjMd '^"Oona/c/s tWo touchdown# by Damian Te- ® councU mTmber. her voice ;^ld h®.ivywrtght title after Rich eajc/»aa,mmcQ The Houee accepted that date 3:M Dick Raatherton dose and one by a quarterbtok IS aa it approved by , voice vote 1:00 Terry ifeitar clKriied With emotion, told a his conviction on charges o f re- ^ ^ l i Jack Maloney. The only extra 728 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEB-d’HONE 649-4501 Thursday the oompromlM bill ham burgers^ hushed oouncH chamber: f^ to^^lnduct,^ Into the atll^ kuiii ITS 1:00 News points were scored ^ ^ BUT THE PAINT THATH WORTH 'IHE WORK shaped In a conference commit­ j[ara, DjTMs on Sports Sport^s Slate "Hie reawm I oppora having U.8. armed forces. Hta appeal “J. DoWwn with a SEZ HERE Rea on an end run after Te- F A S T E S t l tee. a Buck thta fight here ta It would deee- before the U.S. Supreme Court and Reese com- EAST H > Haruord (tone’s first touchdown. SATURDAY, SEPT. M orate toe land some of our 1s pending . Xi_i____ riha. The Your kidepondent YoUll And the Saest plywood Congress also Is oaUlng for e Wsak A scorMese first quarter aaw plaining of injured ribs. The studies on the poesibiUty of Dimension Football — Mamjherter al brave boys have walked o n ." d a y eald Friday ta CJhlcago Twins atao lost Rod Oarew to a paaoaag, oaMaet plywoods, Uteh- the baU change hamta several One after another, various that "everytittag ta on” for the ^^mR^EEDWAY N. oa eaUasto aad Arasrtroag oelilaBi moving Head Start, the popular times with the Eagle* domlnat- Meriden Maloney; East Catho- twisted knee end Bob AUtaon, / pre-school program for disad­ J ^iS^'ilartford look for tbo iHtai irehis... McDoiiM’t^ Ito at Bloomfield. members UHd of the ewlolta of Oct. 36 fight here, but tribal offl- who hometed eariler, suffered Opea Dally f A.M. to B PM. ter Dress Ing the action. Fine running thetr warrior sons, one of them otals saM the first they had ^ rrw^Tiv'rr'T.....:<■. g — i d o a le r . vantaged chUdren, and tha Job Up Hartford 46 WEST CENTEP STREET by Angelo Fazzlno, Bruce Tag­ SUNDAY, SEPT. M head and mouth cute running your coBvenleace. Pony Football-Manchester at the legendary Ira Hayes, a Med­ heard of It was ta the newspa- Corps Old of the OBO. gart, Steve Pryor, tor the Ea­ Into a fence tor a fly ball. ygJHerttord SILVER LANE EX11NSION Hartford, : —Keney Park. al of Honor winner and one of pers Thursday. Approval of the appointment gles and Chip Walsh, Scott 2 16

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4 K . -.i PAGE FIFTEBH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 MANCHESTER fQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1968 W aw bd To ^ ArtklM For Sol* 48 72 Housos For Scrio 72 Hoosos For 72 Housos For Solo 72 Out of Town O u t o f T o w n 6 3 ApOrllMHtS 63-A ckJSAN flva or six roonr 75 For S A 75 Manning Sentenced; DARK rich atone-tree loom, ■ ment or duplax In Manohoo* r e n t o r - b u t this lovely SOUTH MAIN ST. — 6 room ______BERBrS WORLD MANCHBSTBR — 10,000 square 8-4 DUPLEX. |6,000 down takes tl6. Pool and patio sand, LUXURIOUS duplex apartment, ter. One wall bahavod chlk eight room, four hodromn G^ie, ftiH shed dormer, large xOLLAND —Immaciilato' IUm OOVENTRT —Cblumfaia area, feet of Industrial apace. Prime over 6H per cent first mort­ ILASSIFIED stone, flU, gravel, sand and 4H room, range, refrigerator for November 1st. OaU 648- ’ OUonial, Ctroa 1964, 2-car ga­ jalouUad MB po*^, flieplM , Raised Renoh, with 3 bed- two bedroom five room RauMdi location. Inside loading dock. gage; Owner win give second. REDWOOD FARMS manure. 6<8-0BO4. hood, diapoMd, Venetian blinda, 0693. rage, m batiu, first floor 1^ baihe, good toeaUon. Ask- rbome, large Uving room end plus tibtehed room to bass- Gives Appeal Notice Call for details., Hayes Agency, 128,900. 088-06M. carpeted atalroaae, IH baths. famUy room, two-aone heat, l i « $31,900. OaU owner 6494481. m«nL Flrepiaoe, atumtoum rid­ a l u m in u m s h e e t s — Used 70Ul4b working couple dMtM - Drop over to kitchen, paneled rec room with Rent $160. References. OaU 640- 648-0181. etc., etc. 83ra. monthly. Can on HlUetown RA. ing. Im m erulato, $16,600. Ju­ J. Manning, convWted by a Hartford Ownty as printing plates, .009 thick, 2 bedrobm duplax, near hok- r a i s e d r a n c h — ' modem ■IHREE FAMILY -r Nice tooor comer flrepiaoe, laundry VERTISING Call e49-3$83, 649-4842. be purohaeed fo r 882,600. Eith­ this Sunday aftamnon. dith WlUirtm Real Eststa, 238- ZSxM", 38 cents each or S for STORE or olfloas for rent 460 pital for Noveigber 1st. 64S- kitohen with all bullt-lna, tion, good oondltiaiii. Nloe to room , IH baths, wall to waU Superior Cjourt jiwy two wSeks ago of foug oounts of ifsin St AeroM from Friendly formal dtotog room, tamUy er way, lets go. OaU now, B4I- RicK Morrttt wlU be on toe oarpetlng, aluminum storms. 9076. [> ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS $1- CaU 04S-3T11. RENT OR BUT ttaia lovely 9619 after 4. ptemieea to Uww these ^ Uve to or owa OaH David H. isk of in^ry to a minor ^ild, yested e^ wUs sentenced eight room, four bedroom Co­ Ice Cream. 646-2428, 9-8. room, 4 bedrooms, 2K baths, flore Agency, 047-1418. Ocmtns Real Estate A invest- Acre comer lot, nl^ ^ HEBRON —Looking for starter to serve two to six years in State's prison. M i 8 AJL to 4:30 PJI. 78 USED WOOD storm win­ 2 firqilaoes, 2-car garags, $84,- homes and plana by L ^ ea, only IVt minutes to Route lonial, Olroa 1964. 2-oar ga------JUST REDUCED, seven rooms, Homes. Where else hi ment, 646-3000 anytime. hom e with reel posaibUlttesT Miaiinlng toM Judge MUtan H. dows, excellent condition, 900. PhUbriok Agency Realtors, 16 838,600. Saeluga Realty, 742- raga, 1% baths, llrat floor SPACE now available, Invttm ur Freparty 2-car garage. Conveniently lo­ UMSter oen you gets ™ Game see this two bsaroom, Meyera, who sentenced him, CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. many sixes, (2 each. Lawn rol­ 0494847. MODIFIED RANCH, OK rooms, 8880, 748-9234; M ary Benoit. famlly room, two-iona beat Andrews Building, 68 B. Cen­ For Sola 70-A cated fo r a u n t e rdemonstrotion life insurance and pension Road, Manchester. ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, LARGE EIGHT ROOM home made. $13,000. Tom Minor large Uvtog room with flre­ Wolverton Agency Realtors, fid reridential area. IK acres. fuUy insulated, carpeted tor, 049-4686. ______BOAT TRAILER wanted -used 649-2818. superlntendanf: and N o cm ^ planned fo r today b y a ptxqpoUce plan. Write P.O. Box 1488, sews with one or two needles, 14’ b o a t CaU hot water, jurlveite bath. Ap­ fo r rent. BlxeeUent central lo- ^Broker, 1-876-6043. piaoe, formal dtoftig room, 8 SUNDAY 2-5 FM. CaU 649-7887. Hartford, Conn., stathig ed­ I960 UNOOLN, best <^er. Pool makea button holea, price now large bedrooms, IK baths, ALL CASH for your property ? ^ ^ * * “ * ^ ’* gnxirthVuMt^d iitriote’lnt^: SERVICE station attendants, 049-6004 after 5. ply Marlow's, Main St. cation, on bus line and close to ■■ ■ ' " • ~ NEW 2-famUy, 10 room duplex, ment Builder wlU assume sec­ within 24 hours. Avoid red ««P*rvl*of- national, has been put off until ucation, business experience taU e, $86. Tachom eter, $16. $49.80. Ftae delivery caU Cap­ aluminum aldiiig, breeseway 80’ X 200’ AA ZONE buUding lot nights and week-ends. Married aU fadUUes. OU heat. Rental each apartment 2 bedrooms, I f BMbuiben Uvtog a t Its ond mortgage, immediate oc­ tope. Instant aervlee. Hayes The Board of Education later Sunday. men over 28 preferred. Apply and salary requirements. Bbr 6 cycUnder ST. TioUand itol Warehouse Collect — If TWO FURNISHED three room $300 per month. No lease re- ______Housos For Solo 72 and attached garage, Wolver­ ExceUent area, weU 1 a n d- cupancy. Shown by appoint­ 8734)796. apartments in i»lvate home. 14 X 14 master bedroom , Uving best Is your cup of tea, drop scaped, aU utiUtiee. CaU War­ Agency, 6404181. backed that wepension, and park district refused to In penoh, Oorman Bros. Inc. ______toU. 248-2140 until 9 p.m . Room s W iriioiit Roord 59 qiflred. Immediate occupapey, cuSTOM built Ave room home, ton Agency Rotors, 049- over to -Blrdi Mountain ment, 049-2802,. 010-4842. UtUitlee included. Convenient room and formal dining room Mlanfling engaged legal counsel gnmt rally pemriti to the pa- 770 Main St. for information caU Jarvis Large Living room with Hre- 2818. Home Bites tom orrow after- ' ren E. Howland Realtor, 643- 6x10 TRAILEIR, Campe:'. aU b b w INO MACHINES — singer nmswT.nrrmr.T fiimidMirt mnmii location. Working adults. 648- with waU to waU, kitchen with BAST HARTFORD — overslaed 8®LLJNO YOUR HOkm? j^ r 5^ r . h * a g tlev - trloto hecauae^ it said, It ooMd Realty Oo., Reititors, 648-1131, place, formal dining room, electric ranges, separate fur- noon and select from five re- 1108. WANTED Schoed Bus drivers. m etal body, 14’ wood row\xMit, automatic xlg-sag, exceUent for rent with community kitch­ 6886 SEVEN ROOM Cepe, tour bed­ four bedroom Raised Ranch courteous "crvlce that against the admlnMrators, not handle two large gioapa at PART-TIME abort aider cook, . 648-4113. modem kitchen, jalousled nacea, fuU walk-out baaement, maitiing quoUty homes cus­ Sts resulU. call Louis Dlmook „portodly charging faaxrass-...... a ^ Make your qw re tim e i>roflt- 648-2371. condition. Makea buttanboles, en, aU utlUUes included, locat­ rooms, garage, j^vate treed NEAR Bolton (Smter, superb the same location on tbo^same nights. Apply in person, W.T. porch, two bedroonw, qiece for large rear sundeck. Woltbrton tom crofted by Larry Fl- able, do something worth hema, embroidera, etc. Orig- ed next to bus line and atorea, SHARE a p a r t m e n t . Lady lot, valuable 6K per cent, as­ one acre wooded lot, ideal to­ “ ______n .«b ,bM,ap»vy»..A,y . day. Grant CO., Manchester Park- POOL, 18* X ’4 good condition. third, baths, 2-car garage. Agency, Realtors, 049-2818. ano. Nestled Just off Route whUe. Will train, good pay. InaUy over $300., 6 monthly plenty pf parking, caU after 6 would Uke same to Share her sumable moilgage. > Very 85 in an IdjdUc seating, pography. Selling for $7,800. ade. Pack^ ready. WIU deUver. Out of Town Lot 120x140, beautifuUy land­ j ^ r i m m y 1U.1- P«W grievanceSSLSf would be a part Leslie Collins, 1224 SuUivan payments of gs.60 each or pay- apartment. CentraHy located, clean. Asking only ^,900. tbese fine homes offer a (jaU R.F. Dlmook Go. 0494345. to n , 6484609. Includes ladder, vacuum clean­ p.m . 648-088$. F o r R o n t 66 scaped. Marlon E. Robertson $14,900 -2-BEDROOM Randi, seeks 2 famUy house con- Manning’s hearing before the CXjERK typist wanted to learn Ave., Wiqipbtgi 644-1467. 861 caah. 622-0981 dealer. reasonable. CaU 648-8906 morn­ H.M. Frechette Realtors, 647- poroh with wrought Iron roU- wholesome, quiet oouniry TOWN OF er, Alter ayatem. 648-2068. rriE THOMPSON House — Cot­ ings, 6464662 evenfngs. Realtor, 648-6968. trucking operation, good t h r e e r o o m apartment for 9998. ing, fuU ceUar, garage, 100x200 SSSS SfaTK b o i o t h ST. -*»>>«»«■ MANCHESTER diance fw advancement. MANAOB3R WANTEU) for beau­ 40” TAPPAN gaa stove, con­ tage St. eentraUy located, large ___ irtilch woe to THREE ROOM furnished apart­ working or retired couple, 742- lot, trees. Hutchins Agency, Artesian weU with commercial Hours 2 p.m . to 11:80. Apply ty parlor. Good opportunity for tains storage space and pleasantly fumMied rooms, FIVE ROOM Ranch, two fuU nnd only a ptooe’s throw garage. A biiy a t $16,900. Quick ______have been ok>^, was drot post- ASSESSORS right person. Good starting ment Prefer gentleman or Realtors, 640-0824. septic system . P rice $4,000. in psrton to Mariikin Freight ReiatsaodAccossoriot 46 criq ier, $46. CaU 648-6927. parking. CaU 649-2368 for over­ . N O T IC E baths, corner fireidace, knotty ______from the new Route 6. occupancy. Assumable VA igANCHESTER, 64 room home, poned at ManMng’e request, and salary. Vernon Ooiffures, 648- night and permanent guest cou]rie. No pets. UUUtlei In- pine kitchen iBtb b^-ln stove, \yg}sr SIDE —older home, Terms avaUable. F.M Gael m ortgage. H. M. Frechette condition, give detolle, then never held. Two days later. OFFICE Lines Dispatch Dept. 116 Paric 1962 MTIXJHJBLL 12’ alumimim WESTTNC^OUSE refrigerator ROCKVILLE — three rooms, PUBLIC HEARING ' Choose from m ajestic Dutch 0977. duded. References. 742-8161, carport, wsU to waU oafpeting. all iboms large, 4 bedroome, Agency, 048-2682. Realtors, 647-9908. principals only. Box "W" on Jan. 17, Manning resigned Ave. Blast Hartford. ' runabout with 1962, 18 h.p. $6., 66 gal. drums, $8. each. rates. stove and refrigerator, $100. BOARD OF DIRECTORS end Garrison Colonials, 41 CENTER ST. $82 a week. Four room*, stove, refrigera­ Owner, 0494078. hot water baeeboard heat Mancester HerBd. On Saturday, Jan. 20, he woe Johnson. Oontrt^, windshield, 74 North St. FURNISHED room for rent. TOWN OF MANCHESTE3R, (with 4 bedrooms) or Ram­ VERNON MANCHESTER, GOWN. BULL and part-time laborers tor, beat and hot water and OONNECTTCUi’ good condition. Ideal for large bling Ranches and Raised arrested at Ms East KUllngly canvas cover. 849-8987. Gentleman only. 9 LlUey St. SIX ROOM Cape, three bed­ home. His case 'was put to plea OFFICIAL NOnCE for landscaping, no eiqperience MENTAL WBSrnNGHOUSE automatic electricity, $188. OaU 872-4762. Tuesday, October 1, 1966 fam ily, $20,900. PhUbriok Agen­ Ranches. AU have 3K batiu Out of Town Misaiiig Apollo Model 948-9675. Bufinou LoeotioM rooms, flreiriace, eat-ln kitch­ A JOY TO LIVE IN in Manchester session of Circuit IMwUtante of the Town of necamary, $2J6 per bour.-CaU 18’ DEEP VEE Tri-huB with 60 washer, in good condition. Hie Board of Direotors wfll cy, Realtors, 049-6847. sad a two car garage. Some For Sedo 75 Grantland Nuraery, 948-0089. For Ront 64 NEW large 8 room apartment, en arlth stove. Treed yard in even ha'vc cedar ctoosto! If you are particular about Recovered from Boy Court 12. He pleaded not guUty, MendMSter are hereby notiOed H. RETARDATION AIDES h.p. Johnson, fuU canvas and Reasonable. OaU 648-0640. BBIAUTIFUL ROOM for gentle­ conduct a piibUc seseton Tuss- Includes amdianoee, parking, ^___ park area. Low 30’e. CaU own­ 62 HOLLISTER Street, four Many other features that COVENTRY, old Dutch OMon^ the neighborhood and the SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) and later he was the equipment with tandem wheel man. AU conveniences. Park­ PAINTERS Bbcperienced P A R D DOG POOD TWO ROOM ofAce, 100 percent laundry facUKies, storage, $110 enstnOan al leave days, boqiltal and Moeaoms. 60c and 86c each. Reasonable. 247-4048, 1488-7402. Board of Dtraotors 20’B. Won’t last. Wolverton new bricks dot the walk, re- n,*n2**t*J*‘’“**' ter, perking. Central, hurilne. or 8 bedroom home by Decem­ for Immediate occupancy, well 0181. ban. Hutchins Agency, Real- Boa^^SSS.' jTw eUatt, wanted tor part-time work eve­ major medh^ insurance, Open seven days a week and hold fumlaUngs. 69 Tanner Manchester, Conn, Agency, Realtors, 049-2818. BELFIORE AGENCY FOR RENT — Broad Street. ber 1st. wm consider large ■brubbed.yard, convenient, $18,- ______------:— T tore, 049-6824. o placementa for those students tifaoturerB, braden, and mei> nings. Must be over 21. CaU life insurance, retirement evenings until dark. Pwiticel- ” ______merT^er*. ______Datod at Manchester, Oon- plans. FuU - time positions 1,880 square feat Ineludtng of­ apartment. Would prefer house 900. Wolverton Agency, Real- MANCHESTER, 6K room oWer RBALTORS 647-1418 ANDOVER — 7 room ove^s^ ______i.yniu~;:------rf^SScheat^^nroS SaSii. de- huried at police during dlsor- chants, UUUty eqtfipm«nt and U’a Greenhouse and Nursery, nr.WAK USED refrigeraton. MODERN four room apart­ fice space. CaU 649-1807 or 644- with option to buy. Reply to aedticut, tids twenty-fourth day Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, BOLTON-OOVENTRY line — caosad. . , . , _ lixhmm and all olhar texoble availaUe. CaU at personnel ment, Includes heat, hot water, tort, 049-2818. home, In town location, alumi­ 2 fireplaces, ^ousled_ j^rch four bedroom Crfonial plus On motlro^^Bjuto Ougar^B^ ders last qprtog, RELIABLE MAN to work at 488 North Main Street, Man- ranges, automatic waahen 0208. Box ”0 ” , Manchester Hesald. of September 1968. ofUce, MansAeld Training stove, refrigerator, disposal, num siding, storms and and garage, $28,000. PhUbriok two unfiniehed 'bedrooms. OOTnaSout/^Sxitrix. Dr. Groyron Kirk, the presl- South Windsor Auto Parts, Chester. with guarantees. See them at 82,000 DOWN, buys this beauti­ TWO-FAMILY, 4-4 flat, separ­ School, MansAeld Depot, paikbig, coin-amatic washer screens. Brand new furnace, Agency, Realtors, 010-6847. . Breezeway with 2-car Schaaek Rd. Apply in person. Conn., or telephone 1-439- B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 ful Ranch, only eight years good equity builder, with tow, ate heating systems, g ^ con- Regtotered Motor Vehicles to .L and dryer, waU to waU carpet­ old. BuUt-lns, acre treed lot, rage, IK acres. Only Oorfler agreed to serve for one l^g„ebeaUr. 9191, Ebct 268, fo r appoint-' Main S t CaU 648-2171. low down payment. Wolverton (UUon, near Main St., very y b k NoiN - Manchester Line Louie Dlmook Realty. 640-9828. Mirf allowed for the opedttori whUir- JANITOR—-Part-time mornings, ing in bedrooms and baU. otdy 819,000. Pesek Realtors, r o n v ^ e n t. Priced at $28,000. oversized Cape. in wtadoh to bring in^tZielr dalm a yeaT' until a perm anent succee- AllitenUon: You Mlay Be Bto- ment. An equal opportunity AdulU. $146 numttaly. CaU 649- Agency Realtors, 649-2818. light woilc. 8 a.m. to U a.m. Dairy Prodoefs 50 GARAGE SALE at Westland, 288-7476, 742-8248. Charles Lesperance. 649-7620. bedroiojns. two full baths. MANCHESTER employer. 8980. ______, , ______-______jj .w> ukxu-uuuk,., ------S5*Ta dtoechS*\o give pubiic*ro- sor Is found. Cordler has roiled titled to an Exemption. Monday through Friday. Apply Hemlock Point off Route 81, Veterana of any war pe- in person, McDonald’s Drive- TOMATOES, already picked South Coventry. Five days be­ biSlt-to range $«,M0 WILL PURCHASE tote Priced to aeU, $21,600. Hayea Big Colonial. Po^ble 0 bed- ^ ‘^SSta” «ld to f i£ up toe bitode on toe large win- , , „ _ „ . $1.2S''half bushel, bring your FOUR ROOM. second floor, ^ AH4K room Ranch, Ranidi within walk- Agency, 046-0181.- 0404181. • rooma. (now 4) 2 hathabaths, 2-cw2-car y g & g m *ti~oopy ropy of oi tola this beWndluSiinS htohiu deakilMk tmd and pamdngnassins ^ 5’®'* Hied Ih, 46 West Center Street, Man­ ginning Tuesday Oct. 1st, 10 lIK i t hatoe. 2^ garage. ^ X nrivnta haaoh at ------^----- gara^ garage, acre scrs plus lrf._ lot, to In toe the coder in som newaro^^rovlMt a ^ behind hto jtaeeing your ^ honorablehonorable_ dkKfasigedlsc^_e UCEUISBU} {tiysical therapist to own basket. 114 Buckland Rd., a.m. to 4 p.m. featuring glass­ stove. Available October 1st. chester. be under contract part-time, 200 lot. Hutchins Agency. Real- VERNON - 2 famUy modem Crockett Realtor. 648- 5|}gJf*SS t e A r t ? tuM »hideMs can see in. ‘"niey were ^ ^ ^ Wapptog. ware, china, jewelry, some Security deposit, $116 per Flower Towels JOURNEYMAN electrician and tor medicare patients, for antiques, also tools, hardware, month, Everett Agency 649- with 2 bedroome, living room South Windsor Public Health TURNIPS, $1 half buabel, yel- 1967, 2 furnaces, convenient lo­ helper, paid vacation and bene- set of golf cliibs, left handed, ______8088. with fireplace, kitchen and din­ J. w A L lftT , Jud«e. Although he remaii» some- 1968. Nursing Assn. CaU 844-1800. Idw globe and purple tope. cation new Cirole. Bel Air TOLLAND 2. Dteahled Veterans Ato. WUaon Electrical C o., 849- Including bag and Odds goUR ROOM air-oondiOoiied ing area. Must be seen. Wol­ Real Estate, 648-0832. OBDKB or Nonox ” reserv^ OoirdlM ^ 4U7. Cwner of Glode Lane and PICTURESQUE AT A OOUBT OF PBOBA’I®. made communlcatlMi with the (a) If you have filed your Tolland Street at Blaat Hart­ and ends of aU kinds. apartment, garage, washer, Fall Figure verton Agency Realtors, Mb- 2818. VERNON — custom raised Country property on 2K te»d y l^ and tor ^jents a key to his effort to honorable dkaohaige papers MAN for disbwariier, fnU or 9ITO TflO B l ford, Monebester townline. dryer, range, refrigerator. $160 aO U D MAPU: settee, 7 piece Raiudi, three bedrooms, fin­ acres yrlth a large 2 story ■Sfh of September A.I>. 1968. defuse the Columbia situation, wdtti the Town Cteric ot part-time days. Cm be a per month. CaU Howland R eal Fm m o Io 3 8 bronse kltcben set, SO” electric LARGE MODERN home plus ished rec with fireplace and barn for horsea or cows. itow nt, Hon. John J. Wenett. wMh steps to ease the pen- Manchester and steady job. Apply in person. Estate, 048-1106. range, portable washing ma­ 5 room older home with bam bar. Cathedral ceUlng living The main house has 2 baths, Bshize of John B. IleQuaZtro, late altles Imposed on students last (b) If you have filed your Howard Johnson Restaurant, NATIVE VEGETABLES chine, 8464197. After 8 p.m. and 100 acres of land. $86,000 room, three lavatories, 2-car fireplace, 8 bddrooma, coun­ of Maaobeater, In said dlatrtct. de- and steps to restructure honorable dtschorge popero 894 Tcdland Tpke. IRONING done in my home. FOR RENT October 1st, six (or the package. PhUbrick garage. Immediate occupan­ try kitchen, etc. To see esU ” 0? ^ afirttoaUoo of John A De- the university, a student de- wtto the Town Oterk of CaU 649-8789. Fresh tender Sweet Com, NEUV Hlde-a-bed couch and room dutdex. CaU 848-7792 af­ Agency Realtors, 049-6347. cy. $29,900. No agents, 640-0062 John Sledeaky now! 049- Qusttro, aamhiitrator c.t.a., pray- mand. Mlancheeter and PART or fuU-time help wanted, Vine Ripe Tomatoes, Snap dresser, kitchen set, 4 chairs, ______ter 6:80 p.m. fo fhe people of Manchester h « for authority to nuKt*a«e tha part-time from 9-2. Good Beans, LimA Beans, Cucum­ Mrs. K. 6806. ______hitereat______-which said— decedent .------. had-r- M Wednesday noon he startled (b) If you have filed a eeiy white utUIty cart and 2 mb- jjj^vE eustomars waiting MANCHESTER —^Ronch, Mtch working conditions. Apply Ver- CAN’T GET to tlmt iroiriigr? bers, DIU, Summer Squash, en, living room, den, two bed- ~ SSX i ‘i£5n''SSV‘ student. In line to toe cafe^ tifioate of dksabttky with toe Let me do i t 647-9881. in eto electric sewing machine, ^j,e rental o f your amart- Szstewt, In said Maacheirter. it la in John Jay Hail by going non Ctocle Market 6494829, Aoora, Butternut Squash, cedar chest, apartment else and the Greater Hartford area rooms, city utilities. Handy . B & W asseason ahbwing the psr- ment or horns. J. D. Real Es­ a,S 2S ^ ie’^ ‘^*and through toe line, tray to hand. Peppers, Otneord Grapes, ' refrigerator, odds and ends. location. 81C.OOO. PhUbrick ELLING’IDN BARROWS and WALLACE Co. oentage of dIaabWty oUain- WANTED dishwasher to work -« ««« - - ■* Apples, Peaches, Pears, tate Associates, Inc., 8484129. iffiad at Uie Probate office In He chatted at a table, later went ed_ from_____ the Veterans Ad- Friday and Saturday evenings, •MIHUIKMn Tv6Bllw Q >~ 649-2712. CaU between 04. Agency, 649-6847. Manchester Parkade Canning Tomatoes. Elegant Contemporary Manchester 049-6806 dSTrf’ o ^ r .^ ^ io lS JS into toe kitchen to, talk to the meals Included. Apply in per­ o^oLck In the forenoon, and \bat jieip. "They’re part of toe uni- (g) jj hi 3 9 COMPLETE boy’s wagon wheel ,o LOCUST ST.-Second Aoor. RAYMOND F. and LOUIS C. DAMATO $14,900 BUYS this country home (Bordering G91 containers. Agostinsl- —ii THREE BEDROOM Ranch on with toe aeseasor. Manchester. “family sepsurateness.” SOUTH WINDSOR — Woodland ^a^^m ^o.^aSl to*ina!HtorSn tion and another between 8. The Blind— GROOMING ALL brseds. Har­ U, 270 Hackmateck, R w . ** large treed lot. WaU to waU chords, ,2 keyboards, 2 voices, Consisting of Luxury 1 and 2-Bedroom Units Large cocktaU deck, plus Park area. Seven room Garri- or before September 200 students €tod city ptUlce Sbould be notified ttiat proof mony n u . H.O. Chasa, Habtea 476 MAIN ST. — 6 room tene­ carpeting, paneled fireplace, LOT BOY—FuU or part-time. PICK YOUR OWN tomatoee 75c etrlngs and flutee, 6 months huge screened patio for son Colonial. Wooded lot, three D^U rSm SSJ Thursday night. But the relative of toeir dteablUty must be Apply in penxm, Bolimene Rd., Bolton, 948442T. ment, $120. 646-2436, 94. garage. Many comfortable fea­ large sesde entertaining. See bedrooms, IK baths, living atance Drive,Drive. JfhncheaUnvJIhncheri««\ Conn,Conn,, catan has surprised ■ some on iwlf buabel, been* $1.60 half old, bench and mueic books In­ tures. For further Information ftied with the Town Clerfc. Motors, 887 Oakland St. bushel, winter oqueeh $140 cluded, $176. CaU 6494SM. FOUR ROOMS, beat, hot wa­ thia Trend Setting Estate room, formal dtotog room, ®**l *^‘joiDrj.*i$ALi!®^“judge. campus, 4. Fairoero— DACHSHUND —AKC puiqries, call owner, 649-9181. today — aU carpeted and reds, blacks and chocolate, $76 burtiel, carrote $1. buriiel, open, ter, eentraUy located, adult, fam ily kitchen, paneled fam- 00: John R. Urosek, Atty. Oordler says hb’U meet with AppHaatton for ezeempUon TOOL CRIB attendant. We are ACCORDION, 120 boM proCee- draped for Immediate occu­ lly room with fli^eplace, en- ______in need of a man familiar with up. Also Pekingese and Wel- 8 p.m . to dark aU day Satur­ no pete. 64S-2171i until 6 p.m. BROOKE MANCHBU3TER —neat older OBDra||_OV anyone on campw and has ^- of livestock, pouittry and SUNNY pancy. Excellent for the maraners, 1-828-8678. day sum! Sunday. 21 Angrt St etonal modeL Value $800 wUl home, 0 rooms, pantry, formal cloBOd sundeck. 2-car garage a t ready talked with many of the machinery must be fliad the machining trade, capcUUe of Executive who requires an take $200 or bast offer or wlU dining room, one car garage, with electronic door, carpeting. ^ d^trirtrfktanoheater, on the 28,000 students to his office. wMi toe ossesaor during the ta l^ ch ^ e in our tool crib uoOKINa for good homes, one PICK YOUR OWN tomatoee, NSUV 6% room apartment. Con­ office In his home. O ill trade for guitar of equal value. Comer New State Rd. and Hilliard Street excellent condition, $17,900. Oozdler had been dean of Oo- month of October eazto year. OeU 6484669. venient location. CaU 848-1879. Suzanne Shorts, 646-8238 or .**” . ■<>” « black and white kitten and 2 bring own container. Louie Paul W, Dougan, Realtor, 046- only. 644-1282. ______.jt-a lumWa’s School of International 6. E bleriy Home Ownera— ' 5®T****** houses wd 649-8480. after PaggioU, Birch Mountain Rd. I. Florence Ctourcey, 688-4626. 4686. If 66 or older and sttojeot Belton. 8P1NB3T—Mahogany TO SUBLET room Town- SOUTH WINDSOR, 7 room Julia*Poit Crawford, late of Man- Afttairs' since he left the United EXCLUSIVE WITH cheater. In aald .dutrict. deteaiied. i ^ o n s In 1962. He hopes to re- ing helpful. We are an equal fuU key board piano. ExceUent house duplex, IH baths, all MANCUIESTER — Three fam ­ Ranch with a view! Three or Upon__.ppuoatlro.rf r. ^ ^ to oertsln other Umlted con- opportunity em|doyer. 648-8680. FTVE kittens, eating and drink- condition. OaU after 6, 8484460. apidlancee, private basement. 2115 diticne,' may quality tor a PUnnsd, Dssigned and Built with you in mind — Uy, unique opportunity, bjgh In­ 4 bedrooms. IK baths, ^^blg S^t^^othj^wm p,«d d en t 50-A 648-6880 mornings. come producer, large tot, In­ J. WATSON BEACH & Co. red room with bar. loaded with of aald droeawri te $1,000 exemptitei and tax BagERJENCED tractor tmller 1944, Oordler freese. AppOoettom sboidd . driver, full or poiUaue. Apidy o v u o i .______FLOWU. motifs in ewy-to-do croM-stItch dustrial sons, tremendous po­ Realtors FOR BALE — good cow manure ANtiqHM 55 LOOKING for anirthlng in for your comfort and eonvanianca. tnd bright colon change pliln towels was chairman of be made to the Aaseasor’s tential. Mid 20’a. Call Hayea Associates, C.B. Govang Rea] OPJDBBBD: ’Ttint the^oc^lTO dq;>artment of history and to pecaon. Osrlson’e E xp ra e GOOD LUCK Wttensl Three tor- 86 and $10 loads. Delivered. real estate rentals — apart­ into kitchen perk-upe! upeclelly nice HARTFORD 278-6960 Otfioe afteir October 1, 1968 dc WANTED TO BUT — antiques, Agency, 646-0181. Eatate, 643-9674, o r 872-4166. I ., 96 HUlierd Street, Man- toise sheU tabbies, trained, lov­ CaU 6187804, 649-ST81. ments, homes, multiple dwell­ Raymond P. Damato Louis C. Damato n I gift for thit bride-to-bel ___ niiiwd at the Frobate oftioe to Mm- ipoHtical science at Manchester and before January is, steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ ings, no fees. Cell J. D. Reel WITHTHIMtW \ T | 3 1 9 (Over 40 Years Experience) able and perky, need TXC, 618- Pettern No. 2115 hei hot-iron treni- PLYhiOUrk LANE —. 4-bed- .. New d£^ WBlgi outi of state. Price drastically rary Ranch, two fireplaces, AppUcoition must hs mods reduced. Best buy In town. CaU VERNON.. .one of the cleanest ..4s ; ““ »• MANOHB8TBk-4H room du- THE WOMAN with the well-groomed ranch homes we’ve ever listed. throe fuU baths, 8-aonedheat, 2J,a*rflKse®of hearing toeraon, Igr served as adviser to annually during SeptemlMr m n m n W K l i k U I KITTB»»8 need a good ing machine, with ***:?• cabinet, • ♦ ***^' ex­ ------^ owner for appointment after 5 automatic kltcben, 2 K private puhlUhIng a copy, Oordler served as adviser to U U U niElfM M i ■ home. Free 6494286. Ing machine, with cabinet, ex- W oolod—’TO •«¥ 58 lUex, to reejKMielble party. Re- wardrobe will be sura to include this Three bedrooms, finished base­ and Octoher for profaranMal cellent condition, hems, button­ p.m ., 649-4487. ttnMtero 9t> 9A* UirimrUvinffh fWhFVIimnm 'famUv fAJTlllV «>me newapepar^harii*, a c ir ^ - the first two men to ac4: as U.N. PAJBT-nME aklsnlal araa. AvailaUe Nov­ Official Grand Opening W ill Be October 6th tailored claulc. ment, Ideal residential area. acres. 24 Uvtog room, namuy ^ »ald5G>triot, at leerf ^ e n ’Trvwve U e land aasessniienA on Faraa, holes, eewe on buttons, sm- HOUSEHOLD loto — Antiquoe room with aUdtoar glass doore, days before the day of ooid hear- secretary general, iTygvs aae nL—M to 4 V em ber 1st. 0484768. wSt NesM, M4rei» wits zir COM ise No. 1319 with PHOTO-GUIDE Is In Impossible to describe, so F orest and Open fi|Moe MINIATURE poodles for sale. brio-a-brac, olooks, framei, OONTEMPORART Ranch, 9 ih^n^SanTwlnd^ STtoApSaSif S y are au*e rf and Dog Hammarskjold. t e S braiders. Monograms, etc. lizas 12K to 26K, bust 33 to 47. many extras and the over-alt Anderatm thermopaiw WUMOWS, thneand plaoe and b« heard 878 and iq> 1496-99U. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ MANCHESTER, $4 rooms air Exclusive Rentals by **'oRb W - the new *66 Fill 3 Winter rooms on one acre, beautiful­ A g f ly ia OriglnaUy over 8800,, now only Size 14K, 35 bust, 3% yards of 45-in. condition. .Sensibly priced in walnut stained floors, cedar S S u iS t o ereto, a S by inetong on AU Property Ownera—If you lage Peddler, Auctioaser, 430 condftiontog, baafsd, private A liu lll New CUSTOM COLLECTION de- ly landscaped, modern kitch­ nil Rtwinnd exterior Of brfoc* September 37, 1918. to Dorothy Butterbaugh, have two 860. or 810. monthly. City Sew­ IIN9 lOe In Mini pint tee (tr lint-nlaii - the mid 20’s and well worth it. ^gled oU stotaed exterior. ^ and Louiae. have otaanged your addnifi IfM T O W N ing Center, 623-0470. Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. parldng, immediate oc­ PAUL W. DOUGAN, Realtor ilgnt. IS will IS our rigulsr fiitursi aiii aas m------in- i M e s iia i______m s sittirw. en, large Hvlhg room, formal there? Mister thla 'orter to Donotto > . chUdren, AftidM For Scia 45 ind frisdlrsctlons In book (or3 Itemil gni_ J ln in itt,..^ dining room, fomUy room 20x T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 648- What else is In ttM pasT year, you ilw aU l i u IK M hw rl cupancy, $160. Call 848-4669, Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, Oonveiwe. Box 19e._Pprtege. .Uhe. ■n»ey met to college. FIVE PIECE dinette set, knot- WANTED — Restaurant equip- 649-4535 HAI QUan. Twilve Intsraiting di- ^ 24 overlooking water fountato, 1677. Oordler was born to Canton, ■toUfy tba i i e w wrte ed ioq SCREENED loam, pr 04^-1418. gravel, also bank run grav ty pine extra leaves and pafo, ment, store, tavern and bank MANCHESTER —4 room , 2- ilgni-8tsf Flower, s chsrmlng sponquii N.T. $60,600.ew.iniu. B« y y appointmentapyvuiuiKUM. only. 9 ______Joissy 07709: Booooe -isiBot. lofm Ulito,Ohio, on MOTcnMardi a,8, pofx$901 anaand any week day bstefiM>,^:fi3 dry sink, mahogany comer ruptey equipment. OeU badroom apartment. Includes Agent On Premises From 2:00 P.M. To Dark, Dafijr sndand VarlibisVirlsbio Slsr—thrsBStsr-thrss differint wiyi Prlet ujn..,Noth, SSSraiiutn%t with itsZIF coos,COM, ItzUihrii a.m. and 4:90 p ja . George H. Griffing; 742-78M. Nemkir oti IIm. cabinet, 4 qhalrs, black caned Fontaine Restaurant Equip­ parking and storage, and .ap­ to mskf s quilt but itlH use sstne ...anSTw.-BouoN -»*.««• P . Josapb unltsl Pittsrn discos, diractlonsi BIW THE NEW Fall & Winter '68 Issue ot garages, TOP SOIL Delivered Manches­ seats and backs, mlsccUansous ment, 478 Windsor Street. pliances, $116. Call J..D. Real OthSr Tiines By Appointment Raiudi, gazage, omeslte drive, j_ y f mlnore, cneeim wnoro no graatuaeo in ter, Bolton, Wapptog area. 648- Estate Aoioc. Inc. ei(M129, 648- -o ily 90$ 1 espy. Basic FASHION Is hers with many bright MANCHESTER large 6 room falls, 9 aores, pine grove. household goods, yard Comer Canton Street, Hart­ wardrobe Idais- Sand 50t for your copy. nloe lot with mature eha

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■1*?------^— r T T M SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER », 1988," SIXTEEN AanrbifBtrr lEorntne fipraUi People in Negi^ Youtlis Judge Gets Briefs I '77w News Attack Buses In Limerick Gase f In Chicago Juilge Henry Nenik, in Iftatford Oounty'Oourt :', PHUitB tmd Prince** CraOAOO (AP) — Oroups of Oommon Fleas yeoterday, took under advisement a pleaS. VUitSpmee Center young Negroes disrupted a Near of abatement, filed on behalf of the direotow of Hieji K A C B CBNTIUK, Houaton, North Side neighborhood for »th UMBtioa Diatrirt. ------— ----- ViK. (AP) — Pttoee Rainier several hours Friday night in a The plea la to ditoniaa a suit board had acted under Ms zlgMr '■■d Print a i Oraoa «( IConaco series of rockUitowIng inci­ dents. brought by former 8Ui District to make an appotatmant, aatl^ AfNiit an boor nt the Manned lira chief Franda Umarlck, that, oonMquently, no MtaP ■pnuauwn OantCT Friday. Fireman said they rescued who is aeaUng court i>onnlaafa>n ^yotdd ba Mauad. Piliaiuaa Qntoe, attired in a from a city bus about M white to rataln hU Dtrtrlot flra mar- rjmarww, on April 7, bad re-j bimni and white patterned anlt, passengers who wore being mairiiandled by one band of i*»«I poet his Ore oWef poet, effeo-' i^ent aeveral mtnutea exandn- The plea of advisement was Uve M ay 1. He oMed "perannal taC Sw compact cabin o( tbe Negroes. A firemen was struck in the fUed by Atty. Seymour Rothen- reasons,” at^ declined to elab*. OcibIbI B apaoeoratL berg, law partner of Atty. John orate. OonnnenUna on the cramped head with a bottle, and some other injuries were reported, D. LaBeUe, counart for the Dls- He saM Miat ha would stay on| VMftara, ibe toM the director o( trioL as a volqntieer fireman the apace center. Dr. Robert R. none believe serious. Taro teen-agers were arrested. A brief, asking dcsial of tba that hs would Uke to retain ' cnrolh, ‘1 wonltet hare been plea, was filed by Atty. Leo flra marMwl Job. aUe to atand It" One was turned over to the JuvenHe authorities and was not Flaherty of Rockville, Limer­ During a recess In ihs Ju lh a royal eoc|ile alao watched ick’s oounsel. IB meeting, preoediiig tba 4 a mowe ihat told of the U.8. at­ Immediately charged. The oth­ er, a youth of IT, was charged Judge Naruk gave no Indioa- 8 vote, Atty. LoBeOa had tempt to place a man on the Uon when he would make a de­ contacted by phone for a moon, tncinding ploturea o( a With battery and restating ar­ rest cision on yesterday’s written trig. He nded that the Baturn B booater and animation argumenta. was free to appoint whome... ^ thia natlon'a Iimor misalon Police said minor incidents it wanted, on the basis than plan. began about dusk. Later, young Lim erick, in papMs fUed Aug. Idmerlok’s term had aoeptrom " I t’a Jtwt URimactnafate." Negroes watched from high-rise 8, claims that he waa dlsmioeed Prinoeaa Orace aaid. housing pcojects for approach­ from the poatUon o f fire m ar­ that day. . I ing city buses, ran out and shal and that, as provided in FaUowlag Umarick’s May Dorothy Malone threw rocks at tbe buses then Section 30-47 o f the State Oen- rsaignatlon as ftra ohiaf, ifaq scurried back into the buildlngB (Haieid photo by Booalvleias) eral Statutes, he was not given board had iqppolnted Ungand b» Going to Texas before they could be apprehend­ a reason in writing for tbe al- the post. LOS ANOBUD8 (AP) —Ac- ed. leged (Usmiaaal, nor a chance O’Brien coat tba tMnaakhig traaa Dorothy Malone kiat a Ud About two hours after the dis­ Well-Wishers Bid Farewell to Tamskys to argue his case at a public vote when Lingard waa elaoted (or Mciber cUOd aupport pay- turbances began, a N^ro bus hearing. ftta maiohal. Ha oaid than that, menta Friday but recatved coart driver, Ehic Manier, 32, said his Town Planner Joseph Tamsky, rifht, surrounded Ezra. A third Tamsky son, Adam, is away at col­ The 8th Diatrlot direotora con­ in hla opinion, the ofQoaa of peniilaalDn to take her daugh- vehicle was stofqied by SO to BO by his family, accepts going-away gift from Town lege. The box contains a Polaroid camera. Tamdcy tend that he waa not dlomlased. Bre (dilef and fire m a rsh a l tera, Mlmi, 8, and Diane, 8, to young Negroes who threatened Bfonager Robert Weiss, presented on behalf of the received one efiher gift, this one from Town Ooun­ They claim .that hla term aa rtwuld he oomUned, as they live in Daliaa, Tex., her home- him and ordered him off the €0 well-wishers who aMraded a testimonial dinner sel John Shea. It is a plastic raincoat, to settle a fire marshal, exj^red July IB, had been traditlonaUy. Hd team. bus. last night at the Manchester OountTry Club. Yester­ playful claim once filed by Tamsky. It was for a On that date, by a 4 to 8 vote, warned of poaMble friothm, if Biqwrior Court Judge Marvin 'Manier said the youths began day was Tamsky"s last day as Manchester town u s^ raincoat, ruined one day when Tamsky feH they elected new Fire Chief the posts were fiBed by tw o A. BVeeman denied Mhw Mia- beating and pushing the SO pknner, after 4% years in the job. He has taken a into the Hockanum River. *The raincoat had been OranvlUe LIngard the new (Ire men. lone’a request 'for $800 rather white passengers. PMremen similar poet in Norwalk. In back, next to W^as, is left on a hanger otitside the Hearing Room and had marshal. The State Fire Manhal’s of­ than {MO monthly trom her ex- from a nearby station rescued Limeiiidt was told by Diatrlot fice is foBowlng a “hands off" lobandk actor Jacques Berger­ the passengers within minutes. Tamsky’s daughter, St^a. Next to Tamsky is his been unclaimed for several months. Tamsky wore president CUnbon O’Biten that policy on certifying on 8lh Dte- ac, and gave him Ibe right to Earlier, another Negro bus wife, Miriam. In center is B ^ a n a n and at right. it on an inspection tour of the river. he hod not been dtsmissed, that trlct fire marshal, psndtaig dls- aee the girls more oCten. driver said he was driven from hia term had ended, that the poatUon of the oourt oetlao. "S’a tragic to separate this his disabled vehicle by young­ father from Ms children— sters who vandalised the bus. ttiey're been very dcae," said Both drivers said money was Obituary B52s Pound Foe Police Log the >x)ge. 'Tm not sure Mrs. taken from them. Police Pursue Stolen Truck Petgesaa. is doing tbe diildren a After the bus incidents, bands favor by wanting to move to an­ of young Negroes roamed Mrs. Antoinette Bedard It was reported to poUoe that other area.” through the nelgbborbood, SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. Near Cambodia someone had entered a tobac­ In Wild, Area-Wide Chase Mias Malon«, 48, form er star throwing rocks at squad cars, Aniiotnette Bedard of Hartford, co shed at the OonsoHdoted Ci­ of the "Peyton Plaiee” television police said. (Continned from Page On,;) gar Co. on Lydall St, loiocked A wSd chase during which Boyle was charged with theft mother of MIS. Nancy Brown of had silenced enemy flro in the series, says She plans to retire Officers blocked off the neigh­ down 800 laths about B feet dbots were fl:^ eorty tUs of a motor vehlele, reckless, borhood and brought the area South Windsor, died Thursday udUl the regular teachers re- area. An observer on from acting becaoM c( HI long oH loaded with toboooo, morning by Manchester PoHoe, drlvtngi reaisting arrost, and’ beallfi. A blood ciot lodged in a under control at about 11 p.m. at St. Francis Hoqiltal, Hart- turn. OMier aohoola are expected Mie plane w«s xweeued Immedl- ^ tim pered wiMi me gas diivliig under suspension. Hf lung three years ago, nearly Police said residents of the ford. to double and triite rtaoe aisea ately after U waa shot down 8 gtovtm l i T ^ invoMng the oBeged theft of a wUl answer to tbe charges In klHing her. She said she felt her area attributed tbe dlstaibanee Survivors alao include another for remaining toacheis. miles southwest of Da Nang. _____ trude from the oonstruetion Manchester Ofloult Oourt 12 on health would be better in Dal­ to yoath illooatlafartifsi over dm^ibtor, a aon, three brothers, The ]dan to draft teochen (or The Air Force pilot poxadoit- sight at the North End project, Oct. 14. ofdy idne weeks was worked out ed to safety after Us FIDO Su- Mrs. Lfoda Bomett of 28 las. the lack of recreatioaal faciU- aiateia, and’ aix grandchU- Main St Taloottville, reported resulted in injury to the driver betsreen the ministries of educa- persabre waa rtwt down Friday Bergerac baa been aedng tbe ties in the area. dren. and two offloen after poUoe tion and defense several months along the central coast to police Mwt :someone had children on Wednesday after­ ■ 'Hie funeral wiU be held Mon- bndeen the oittemia and the dl- pursued him through Manches­ ago in an effort to disturti Mie The two idanes brought to 800 Court Revokes noons. He now can visit them on rectlcnal signal lever on her ter, Vemon, BoHon, hock to A twaiif- I dlW ri ii-m. from the Fls- country's educatkmal system as the number of Amsaioon air­ altenute weekends and one f V M S J l A l ft-W TAS ^ Funeral Home, 20 Sisson car aa well oe taking the en­ Manchester, and into Glostan- little aa poaslUe. craft reported rtiot down by etw- Qieaver Parole month each summer. Friendriilp Circle of the Sal- Ave., Haittord, with a Man of tire cententa ot the glove oom- bury. Charged in the incident Mias Malone and- Bergerac, Some 1,600 Junior tdgh school my fire fat South VletaanL In ad- vatlon Army wiU bave a wor- reqidem at the Immaculate is Thomas J. Boyto, 31, o f 84 « (ram Page One) manied in 19BB, were divorced teocheis were drafted tor nliie dltlon, 872 hrtloopteiw faanre been ship program and huaineos Conception Church, Hartfmd, weeks lastW July Tnbr and winxMtn return reported downed in Htheu. (UurihSouth, ■*** “ P ™* .WhOn ftto left WooiBiridce St. in 1884. it parked in the lot by Iona moke 10 lectures to ea oxperif meeting Monday at ^4B pjn. 8. Burial will be In Mt. Bt. to their eloasrooms in mid-Oeto- Headquarter* reported that Sgt. 'Tambllng of tiie Man- Manufacturing Oo. cn Regent at the efauroh. are Benedict Cemetery. BlooinlieM. her. Navy pUota far strikes over cheater PoUoe sow the tiudc be­ mentel sodefogy oouns on roo- Six in FamUy Ftiqiida may oaU at the fu- St She waa woeking during ism. Gov. Ronald Reagan and Mr. Oswald Weir and Mrs. May­ _ _ . . . . _ . wOf a m860 ew pnfeaeor*yae,*.w «um w »w aaain theloaw asEO-na- aNorth w a oaa yuSaasn v awswawoua arFMday w i w went w aa* ing taken from the site on N. AlJSame UnivereUy nard Oou|h- ne^ home teni^ (m 7 to 0 univwrrtttea aome BOO back after a mfaelle alte north- tbe time. Main St. at 4:46 o.m. and bw the state Legtatotime Mipiasesd (HIAND FORKS, NJ>. (AP) and tomorrow from 3 to 4 and are eUglhle. An estimated 8,800 west of Vinh and one Navy pilot gan ebaafng H East on W exmI- outrage end the atate Board of Doraecs School F TA execu- 7 to 0 pun Mra. William Vseik of 27 — The atecUer fomUy of Grand seniur Ugh sdiool teachers, half put an oirto-ground teidgo St The truck ran bkn Regsnto direeted that Ctoovor Forks has agreed that the Tlal- ttve hoard will meet Monday of tile total, are rtiglble. light_- on the__ loooUcn-______the see- Gerard St. tUd police that some- off the rood on Woodbcldfe btfaat Dislpio —and any ciher guset tocturor venrity of North Dakota is Me od 7:20 pan. in the oCboOl U- American headquarters re- cod missUe rtte bleated far two om bad taken ooene clothiqg out St. and hla vdUde sros —be Umtted to caw elaesroonr school. SOUTH WINDSOR — The in- ported _ an _ Air Force Jot fighter- days. Several miasilea have of her garage that had been smashed on one side. oppeoranoe a esmaetor. With tbs enroSment Mils fan fant aon of Leonard and Judith ixanber and an Army UgM Ob- bem fired at Amertoan piloU in delivered tbers around 11 a.m. Another endser was called In Friday's decision, tbs of Sue Simpler. 17. the family Michael D. Belcher, son cf Lane Diafpio of B8S Rye St. died servaUon plane were shot down tbe area recently. yesterday morning. She r e- and came up behind the veU- tbfae-Judgs eppeole court re- has six members at the campus Mr. and Mrs. Crslg Belcher cf Thursday at Manchester Me- tn South Vietnam, but all three Air Fhrce, Navy and Marine turned to her boUM at 2:4B p.m. cl* in Vernon on Taylor St venwd Sherwtn, saying he here. OOiarB aa* Steve, It, a 888 Spring St; and Richard mortal HoepMoL crewmen were rescued. pilote flew 118 mfeelnns over Qie to find the ardolee, valued at where another cruiser w as lacked JurledtcUoik aopfaomare; Mary Jo and MQn, Rein, BOO of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Survtvora, h—m ** Ua par- A special team flew in to cut North Friday and reported do- |47B misrtng. already in pursuit Nelthw po- Nwstoo was talten to tbe Ostt- M-yeoivoId tedns in Mielr third ert P. Rein of 76 E. Middle ente, include a sister, wi— t j.n the Army pilot from the wreck- stroying or drunoging 42 elver------Uee co r oould g st in flnont o f feraia insdicta tscOHy at Voow- year; Pete, a M-year-old aeniar; Tpke., have been promoted to Disipto. at home; his parental age after beUoopter gurubfoe boots end 17 trueks. Cbaiies KreanowMd of Staf­ the truck os ths driver was vlUe, where he wlB be hdd 98 and Mrs. Mary Steekler, their cadet corporal at Norwich UU- grandporenta, Mr. and Mrs. ------ford Sinings r^)orted to pcUoe trying to force them off the day* while it is detamined molher, who. is woridiig toward versity, Noithfleld, VI. Leonard J. Dia^ito of East that someone stole a tire and rood. Tbe ohsse, ant far exoaas where he wlU serve hie time. a poslM*dnate O sg n e in eduoa------Hertford; Us maternal grand- a wired off fate vehicle wtien o f 60 m .p.h. want into Vemon, The appdtote oourt o n flr apeet- tkNL Tba misetnnary committea of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Vote Set Tuesday he left it parked between Bears Bolton, bock to Misoolieeter in­ fled that CSeoror was to be rs- Jim StotiUer, U, youngeet of. Oenter Oongregstfamal Church Lane of West Hartford; and'^ila and the bonvliag allay in the to Highland Park section, tunied to Vacaville. the foanlly> aaya he win enroO at win meet Monday at 7:80 p.m. paternal great - graiK^iarents, Forkade between ifae borars o f down Spring St. and on to 8. Tbe adult authority wlU O stse the university when he’s old in the Robbins Room of Uie Mr. and Mrs. Vito Russo of 7:48 and 9 a.m. yesterday. Loss BCaln St toward (^ostonbury. mine how much of ibe 2 to IB enough. f*iityh. East Hartford. U estimated at $80. It went into CHsstonbury by yean Newton xnust'herl*. Nor­ Mrs. stockier, whose husband On Fortas Issue 'The funeral will be at the way of Keeney St and on to mally H mokes no dsotolon eoit* died in 1067, says all tbe at The Cfaristlan vocations and (Oominned From Fogs O r to ) ------Ann Fdkow rtd o f 88 Alton St. Hebron Ave. heodlrg e a s t Uer then 18 monlhe. Tbe prose ynigto»m bave ot least one echoUrrtiip committee o f North: Near Glastonbury It got on to cution sought a first-degree adbolardilp to esse edwol oorta. Methodist Church will meet tion to Fhrta. s . ”v«y rtgUfl- The T •' , oomments before the taken a suitcase out of her cor a dead end rosuL The truck____ murder vordtet against Newton Moat also are weaUdng part- Monday at 7 p.m. at die dmreh. then turned around and started during a nine-week trial, thne. Funersl Home, I6O2’ Main St.. Iflchlgsn Repubhesn Robert ______• ooy watering oow or Kjilshts of Oolumbua parking bock. It then turned on to Rt. Until they became ptoooour Tbe ladles Bible class of the Bast Hartford, Is in charge of P. Grftfin steo sold he expects But any watering doW of Kntehte of OotiMnUu. naeUnsr ^ 'i^ ^ r'p;^ rotS r^ endorsement could K iSln B rU m l n l ^ ^ 2, and at that point opporanUy plsd wKh ths Newton trtol, the White Hou*e Vdter Church of Christ win meet Tues­ aixangementa. the^ ^ swit t c h to prompt other de- fence-sitting senators. twe«i 8 and 11. Estimated value ran out of gas and railed to a Block Panther*, hosed hr Oohj-; Retire* After SO Year* day at 10 o.m. at the church, (ections. Withdrawal cf the nomination •top- land, trailed poUce squad oon LydoU and Veenen Sts. ‘The les- Harold W. Brace Seiurte Dem ocratic Leader of tbe lost items is $109. WASHTNOTON (A P ) — A was urged far Friday speeches Police were ImmedUtely at night watching ftw alleged pd- eon win be the BlUcal story of Hamid W. Bruce of Momfleld, Mihe Manstlekl oafal DiilcMn’s man named Johnson, srbo en­ by Sem. Strom ’Thurmoad, R- the creation. father of John F, Bruce of Rock- s*iob “sure as hell wiU" make ABBE8TB the doors of the vdticle and the ^ "',.*****^ tered the White Houoe 38 jtoata 8.C., John L. MOCBellan, D-Ark., operator came out Idokliur and modrt themsehrea Oftet viUe and Mrs. Frank Oebula of a difference in tbe fight to break Hernuui Am«n, 61, was charg­ before the President named and CUfford P. Hansen, R-Wyo ■winging. Boyle put up a very ****®®*ni X, the late btook no^ The buUdfaig committee of Tolland and brother the Rev. a filibuster on a motion to call JMmsoB, has retired from gov­ o t Tburmend said he hod ed with intoxication at his home, North Methodist Obureb will ^ ^ flgh t, poUce rayr«nd th^r FVederick R. Bruce, former in- up Fortaa’ nomfaiaUoa for con- thought that when Dtrksen 85 Spruce St, yesterday. He wiU hod to use force to bring bim being betweeit a i poUttoal ernment service. meet ’Tuesday at 7:80 p.m. at lysaldwnt Johnaon pcaiaed teiim pastor of Community Bap- sideration. ’teamed oU of the facts about Oct. M. into custody. movement end on Afro-Amecin tbe church. hot Church, died yesterday at Mansfield filed a petition Frl- Tbofnas J. Johnaon, 88, who re­ tbe FHortas he«would VWi Kathleen R* OoUins of 292 Officers Herritoge and Taylor con govornmenf in ejdle. i Ma home. day, on the third day of the flll- tired fMday aa usher at the Ex­ with the majority of RepubU- Charter Oak St was charged of the Moncheeter poUce, a They wear unifonns of leatheg The garden groiq> of the SurvivorB also imdude his wife, *«***^' ^ **“ Senate’s cane in the Senate who a n op- with eftoering her dog to roam Jackets and black berate. ecutive Manaion. He started Mandiester Junior Women’s State PoUce officer, an officer 4 other sone, a stepson, anoth- d«»»to-llmlting cloture ride. posiiig this npminatloii. yesterday morniqg- She wiU from Glastonbury and Sgt. Caeavvr is tbe pwsIdMitiall wmldiig there under Prertdent <3idi will meet for a pereimlal PkaiddiB D. RooaeveM. ^ _ er brother, a stater, 19 grand- ^ petition, signed answer to (he charge In Man­ Thurston of Manchester were oU candidate of the Peace and He expreeeed hope that J■> what could happen after lority of the Preaident," and in time. No injuries ■ a l t f l r W a y t o halt tlie truck. Club Tuesday at 13:18 p.m. at Uke state (or eevaral years at Tuesday, "serious injury to ths Demo- were reported, 'Ibe vehicle was a 1980 plat­ Committee for Eleettca ef M a r r e d by WUUe’s Steak House. Tbe the bottom of a lake or stream A two-thirds majority of sens- cratte party - and tts_ candidates______Another rear end ooUlslon oc- form truck owned by IflUer Note AgoettMOl mayor is a prertdeot of the club. .before they mature. tors voting WUl be required to w Resident sad vice preai- curred or\ Center 8L at 3:18 p.m. ----- A. .• A . . . . 0 0 1 1 ^ Bros. Inc. of Bolton. W alkout put cloture into edfset. when a car waiting for a school An Associated Prase poS ear- J^Worat o t all," he stnidt by another w (ram Page One) Bill Seen Bar in South Uer tMs week showed opponents hod 88 votes—one more than ^ ^ ™ by Hugh F. Stock, S8, of Form- into tbs air and cried out, enough—to keep the flUbuster Ington and George Keleey, Bl, McOdlen, in an arm waving,.1 .iV i?, •‘Dump Humpbreyl" A man sit- To School Desegregation going. Dirksen’s switch would shoutlis speech, eold that FVr- ” .Bpringfldd, Uam . No im ting noar her propelled her raise that t o . 8 6 . (Oenthmed from Page One) teetea dwuldrtmuld ImmedlstelvImmediately ask U thsm reported and JU) ST- roughly up the aisle. the meantime—for at least a ABA approval____ o f fadenU rest* ware mods. Most of Humphrey’s speech HEW ct f c ialE eaiiiM* tMut M id judgMh^M, uRftUly thm igh itf Preaident to withdraw hie V ShcuLif. Sisuv year—tb^ fear tbe provlaton diet vonUngf tt e WhlttMi comnUttM, i i u bMonw lacress- name. was sn sttsck oit his RepubUcsn could devastate HEW’s fawreos- o i opponent, Rlcfaird M. Nixoit. Among tMngi that would have “£JIngly sueoecaful«ccessM programp^ m to endand t^deS^^^Sudto i^SStote be gone Into, MoCteilan said, Aecurtng Nixon of "rumUng a most aegragoted school syatoms -eWieetMi „ vrm asaim ana me senate mm. pictures monsines INVITATION aiuuloar campaign," tbe Demo­ InlheSteitolythefrtlofl^ rastrteted. generally respecting Its-opinion. (Dabuf- SioJtiUL and books ”eo Indecent end so crat said the NepubUcan u fall­ h e w has been in ran- ofhctoJs say HEW A spokeemsn tor the ABA T O B ID ing to speak clearly on major is- degradtng" that the Ssnate idly on sudi systeMto the past fmedom- said "I can’t recaU’’ any in- would have to go into secret ses­ Sealed bids will be received suss and again eboltenged him year by iwjectfaw fr*edom-of- Vt**e> perhaps even stance where the committee hod sion to consider them. At the ofttoe of the Purcbssiiig to a sertes of televised dsbates. dioiee plsns wWdi havetft re- “ Vr*'>*ously rejected. twconddered endoraenMirt o t a He said those motortols hav* Agent, 41 Oenter Street, Man­ Ths ramtHhite asserted that suited in flit itossiTrifsHivi ThcM offlctoto say HEW sUU nomine* for a federal JuflieaUp- in effect been togalised by Su­ chester, Oom., until Ootober 8, tho Oomocrots would win tbe FroedoniKd-didoe allows par- cut off foderal school aid The ABA spokeseikn sold he preme Oourt deoisione «.fat which 1908, at 11:00 a jn . lo r CAPPED Novoadw elsoUoii "if we keep ente to choose any ocbool they from distiicto which dtecrlml- could recall oiUy on* coos in re- 'teined*'a^ wWa ” Mc- WATER MAIN - BIDWBLI. O s a J | | | | Th# QasUty' OUT ooci#'* wont their youngMbsra to attend, o sto - But, they said, HEW prob- cent years o f a nomLnotion Kirm..A fo r "ODenUw the STREET. At tbs end of his talk, Cteorge^ Most such approaches havs pro- ooiUdn’t nsgotiate with dls- befaig pudied deqpito ABA oppo- floodootes to DornooioDhy.” W. Boll made a surprise op- dueed only tokeo intogiation, trtets on oompUsnoe with Hs slUon. ’ Bid forma, ptans and speoifl'. pMMtanss, having Just flown in oaticne are avoltobte si the Pur- NOW... TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS HEW cfltetoto soy. guidelines. that was the 19« nomination not orUy should bs withdrawn cbsefaig Office, 41 Cftder Street, flam Om Boot. BoU, reesnUy re- Tbs flupreme Oourt decision The department cute off finds Boston Munidipal J'idge but FVMtos a Supreme Oot^ Manchester, (3onneotiout. ROUTE 8 ond MA — OPEN DAILY and SU ^A T aignad os chief u.S. oMhaasador May 27 gave support to HBW's under authority of the dvil > ^ cis X. Morrissey to the fed- Justice ainoe 19(6, Poi1h49 Branch Monday through Bstuiday to United Notioiis to be- pooittaa. It held that If frro- rights act, which foifeids use of **’*1 dMrlct bench. It was with- immediatety resign. He sold 'Town of Mondieoter, aas88> In Humphiay*s words, dom-of-cboioe "fails to undo federal funds in any program or drawn betoi* rsadiing a vote. Fhnas' ssrvloes n r ihs Pt«d- Connecticut "m yghtof foreign poUcy sdvto segragatlcit, other means must scUvtty in which there is racial appeared to be Utile dent since g«

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:0 anrlfrBter SEFT. 28 thru CX:T. 4 EvjmutQ Ifi^raUn TVShotm lEttrntttg ifrrald %augh-In* Censors: TV*s Most Unnerving Job By WATNE WABaA of last season which returned First there was Richard Nix­ time be given a similar elgdit George Schlatter, “ Laugh-In’a” The tiOa AoKeles Tlmea to the tube Monday night as on arriving in beautiful down­ seconds on the air. NBC agreed. executive producer submitted a HOLLYWOOD — They have proof positive that witty, topi­ town Burbank one day to say, So far ao good. new unveiling ceremony.. Tra- the moat unnervlnf: Joba In net­ cal comment can thrive in a "Sock It to M e !” Chimmlngs Then came the ceremonies Cor vleses and Cummings were satis­ M ay 1,' work televlajon. Henninio Tra- medium heretofore content to and Travlesas, assisted by the .the unveiling of actress Barbara fied and told Schlatter they Uf, Barbara’s navel is definitely sttoo. out.” “Wbat do you meen, 'They say?’ Schlatter fired back. ‘Who’s ’they?’ This place is like Joining toe arm y. You never uck know iiriio ‘they’ are. “We’ve got it pretty well nar­ ase rowed down,” he said later. "W e figure toe only person who rim thaft could be shocked by seeing a raeklau navel must be someone who ■at, and doesn’t read newspapers, maga- akm. M lines, take showers or watch laigaa In deodorant commercials on tele­ urt 13 on vision.” What is unique in this con­ frontation is that it involved toe "Laugh-In” producers on one » k e f l side and the NBC management on the 'Other, with toe two net­ role work censors lobbying for toe Barbara Bain is disguised as mm and Greg Morris as monk on OBS’ “Mission ImposeAle” Sunday 10-11. producers. And - tor allowing l» Ooa) to eir cenaora—traditional com­ pany men at beet—^toe latitude at aoipari' to fight, NBC, right or 'wrong to m ott ! • » their final decislan, must be ■can and congratulated. They’re trying. Can a Boy Find Happiness as a Girl Model? As soon ab a script is written, and after it has passed what Board c t By ALEENE MACMINN KfuSner is a kookle young Hoi- pleased and excited about star- more to the world than perform­ Schlatter deacribea as “our own t O eavar The lo b Angctea Times lywood talent agent who finds ring in his first TV series. When ing. “The TV business is very self-censoring readings,” it is t tactuiar HOLLYWOOD —If you hap­ that the only way be can follow he waa hired for the show he exciting because it’s a combina­ submitted to Cummings and elaawoant pen to catch''actor Peter Kast- his fiancee to England is to dis- viewed it as a great oiqporttuii- tion of so many elements, but it Travlesas. They read it almost r. ner singing “I Enjoy Being a guise himself as a female mod ty “to establish myself as a can be very devastating to one immediately and quickly get to­ iton, ttw Giri,” don't panic. Kastner has model. young leading man and as a Individual. If I know what’s good gether tor a conference. Cum- court re> every right to use that tune at Then once the masquerade "Up to that time, I had been for me PH go back to school mtosfs, 'Who attends nearly all Ljto» Da the moment for he is the bright, has begun, he can't get out of type oast as far as HoUywood (he’s majorihg in Russian at of, the show’s taping sessions, hip, eager, personable young it. So as the episodes unfold, was concerned in virginal rotes, UCLA) in January adien we go marks toe queistionable pages itbaOhtt- man chosen by Screen Gems on hiatus Just to get engulfed in in Ms script wlto paper clips, ' a t V aoa' Kasner is seen both as talent the j)art I played to to star in the title role of the agent Timothy and as the sen- 'You’re a Big Boy Now’.” How- a totally different area.*’ and notes his questiona t o red m hrid M I- ^ ----- a _ , m new ABC comedy series, "The of the nmdeuin world, it was his perfomuuice to He may not make it because pencil. There were 12 paper VwS^mUDMI ■Tlniniy that film vddch caught the at- by January the demands on Pe­ cltpa in toe first show’s script. Ma thna. Ugliest Girl in Town.” What's a male doing as the Kastner points out that "I’m execuUw ^ro^er ter Kastner, the actor, will be Travlesas. 'who is toe director utarapaet- of NBC’s West (toast standards I to ha «a* star of a show with a tUe like numerous, particularly K the that? Well, what happens as the series Is a hit. But at least he’s and practices , then reads through (tommtogs* notations. «rtU datar- series gets under way is that thiinktog in the right direction Lr ?.n.S Next toe dlscuseion with la a to 15 career and 'wants to "m ake it' and trying not to allow himself makes a terrible girl. The five ScTdatter and Friendly. Both irto. Nor- as a big televisiaa star. But be to get heady over the swell o'clock shadow is always show. men usually 'wait until after the M on aait* tog through and there’s always ‘«>’t to«Xetttog that there’s sm ell o f success. nn-toough of toe show and toe rba icooa> the fear of being discovered. subaequent revised script before Izatdegraa GOLF I'm never a girl long enough so asking for changes. They have ■t Wawtan that I feel I know what you learned that Schlatter often per­ al. Oompaterised CMt girls go through. Except for mits the insertion of quesUon- l>reooot»<. eye makeup, and I hate that!” aUe material so that he can get M ai, mo NITE OR DAY Timothy —as Timmy —Is con­ his unorthodox cast in high d In Oah^ , stantly getting Into scrapes, gear. Much of it has bqen re- quad c a n RAIN OR SHINE Kastner said. “In one episode Ulecadpob Timmy Is offered a cameo role (See Page Four) Indoors, Outdoors In a movie and it turns out to tves aftet be a nude scene so she has to Mack tm r PAR4 get out of that. In another Tim-.^ Itamselve* othy is called, back to Loa An­ ki poUtloal ROLF fSOURSE geles to appear before h 1 a fro-Ameci:, reserve board and forgets Us. i take off the false eyelashes." o f I • DRIVING RANGE All of these sany goings-on ^Mnek • MINIATURE GOLF are set against toe background of contemporary London, where ELECTRONICS totos and Too Spoon Rosturcuit toe series Is being filmed. The company film s both to a studio LABORATORIES FnD-TIme CMf Profeeelonal on Fseniisea at AD Times. and outdoors on location and Al Gsyson, Pro. P eter recalled shooting one 277 BROAD scene when he spent toe morn­ ing being dunked in and out of toe Thames. "And my, that’s STEREO Gslf 0 Tros a chilly little river,” he shrud- EXIT 55 from I-S« dered. Bts. 85 A 55, Taloottville Dunking to toe contrary, he’s TAPES FOR Atlantic Fuel Oil CARS

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L P A G E T H R E E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 P A G E T W O MONDAY JU PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JU PROGRAM Morning acboot to brsAk up Juvenile SATURDAY JO PROGRAM aocused of murder. Ray Mil- 1:88 (8) OM Talk Om i «« •( Jufto 1:88(8) As Ike W a ^ Turns (C) (864848) Jalta tm a a qamt (C) (Monday — Friday) (8) Tralh *r Ccascqasaeee (C) DIahnnn Carroll. The first ^ Season Premiere 1:88 r As Bm WaiM Tana (1646-M) Maw# — Wealter A (86.8848) Let's Mate a Deal f<®> (884848) Salarday Night At laLm S ) Let’s Make a Deal on her new Joh Julia find* (S) Aaiarisaa B u M aad (C) iports A Fsalan* (C) (C) life complicated by telephone Mevlea (41) It’s Bappeakig ■on who has disappeared. and Paul Scofield. German (18) OatnutaMM Opialaaa (C) I Aaltaass VI 1:81 (46) ChlMrsa’s D s ^ r (8-48) II Takes A Thief 1:1 col’s efforts to transport 8:16 (8) laflBltc Bariaaas (48) It’s BtePniag L lg m ^ Devices in 18th Cen­ 8:18 (I) Leva Is a Many ppleadsrM — * • * ! « France's art treasures to 8:18 (1) Sign On aad Frayer 1:88 (48) C fc S ^ 'a D a e W ___^ 1:88 (8648-^iila5I?a2l Robert Wagner. Mundy set* 8:88 (8) Tawa CrHr tury America ThlBf t o out to steal document* from Oer. near end of WW II are 8:88 (I) Lave U a Many SpleB(H^ 8:18 (fl^j*F«rl*a Franch Chet (M)9|48) Days of Our Livas btackmaller which will expose ■ ' V o o » Jeopardised by Fr. railway of­ 8:88 (8) Sanriae Semester (C) Thiag (0) PetUs Fours R (t » « l) F«m (It) Cobs. C lasarM . (C) mining Nasi war criminal. ficial. '85. (8P-»48) Days af Oar Uvas I N.E.T. Jaamsl (648) Newbrwed Game (C) (II) Snbscripttaa TV (M) BeRer Derby (C) 8:88 (8) Fetllcsat Jaaetlon (C) 8:46 (8) VlaH witk the M M liner (C) Csech. The Wayward Satellite ( » ) _Mltee Deaila* ' « • ) Oee Step Beyead 7:88 (8) Newa aad W e a ^ r (C) (8-48) Nav^rwa^Oaam (C) TO) "Hang 'Em High" Season Premiere (8841-88) Taday 8 ^ C) "How to Murder Your Wife." R t:M (864648) TaesSiy Night At 1:M <1) Year CemmaaUy (848) HeUyweod Falace (C) (18) M ik e---- . ------I Beak Beat (884648) (C) (8) Te Be Aaaeaaeed Croaby gueat boat with (8) Frieada efM r. Oseber (C) Jack Lemmon and Vima List. Mavie* Dattiu GameI (C) "Gambit". Michael Caine A New Adv.’e ef M ael^ Sid Caesar, Bobby Cioldsboro, 1‘llSSSiXXd.r* f i N.B.T. Festival 8:88 (I) SecKt Stei (C) berry Flea (C) Abbe Lincoln.^ Jeannie Riley. 8:88 (8) Capt. Kauaroa (C) (848) Dattgr Game (0) bachelor and comic strip art­ Shirley MscLalne Nicole a ^48) lllraclr Memeat* ia (48) Oeaige at the Jaafle ist plots to saver his hasty Tenth Annual Monterey Jnxs <864848) Aael•ter World (C) Hong Kong entertatner is per­ The Moscow Circus. ^ 8:88 (8) Seerei Btatm (0) marriage to an It. beauty Festival IV R (848) General Hetpital (G) suaded by Harry and his art Saeri 18:88 (8) Msaaix (C) Scasen 8:88 (8) Thaaiierblrde (C) (864848) Am Umt WeiU- (48) Jack LaLaue Stew oueen. *86 swindler friend to assist them Premiere (8-48) OaaenI MsspMal (C> 7l) MaaAay Night Mavie (C) NYC Ballet R ly Bic S Theater Opens otte-man office on low­ 8:88 (8) Hap RIehardi » a w (C) 8:88 (8) Art UakMIer’s Haase Fae- I N.E.T. rUyteave (M-8848) Yea Dea’t Say (C) In stealing heavily guarded "Satuiwy'a .Hero . 61 Story er floor of twrmtory building (8) Jack laLaaae Bha#< (C> "Deaert Detoui^. Omar Shar­ priceless bust of Shahbandar s of younx football hero who dla- (81) Msrv Oriffln Stew (C) if A J. Oraco. Vlctoiin Regina R (8) Mr. Gsater (C) wife to whom Nicole -bears in which he lives so he can ^64648) Yaa Daa’I Say (O) (48) The Oaleasts (48) One Ufe ta Uve covera he la nothing more than function in his own free-wheel­ (88) Jack Besay Shaw (8) Mr. Oaaber (C) 4:88 (8) Kaaier Staltaa (C) an astonishing resemblance. a piece of merchandiae. John ing maimer. (48) Laave H to Beavar 8:88 (8) FhmSy Allatr ___ (C) Maaiay, September SP *G6 Derek. Ddnna Reed. Sidney 4 8:16 (8) Haekleterry Haaad Stew (48) Oae ta Uva 18:88 (i) Caral M m M Shaw (C) (88-8848) Mstek Game (C) t:M (1) The Deri* Day Shew (C) 18:88 (8) AD American College Show 4:88 (I) Raager B k^ (C) OuesU: Martin Landau. Bar­ ) Design far a City (II) Wsedy Woedtery Shew Blackmer, Alexander Knox. (C) 8:18 (8) Mate Baam far Daddy ( U n m Ma8eK Oaaae (C) (C) (8-M) N.Y.P.D. (88A8) Major leagae Baaeball (18) Snbocriptioa TV (8) Mike Danyas Shew (C) bara Bain. Carol Channing. I irbsFs New R The three detectives find them- to (18) Panward (C) (48) Dark ShaSiwa ) Playlac Guitar with F. Nasd (48) Dark Shadaws selves in quandary when young "Where Were You When 4:88 (864848) News (O) Completion o( FllUi Position 4:18 (I) Basel (C) (ts> Red Sex Baaeball (C> Lights Went Out." • (48) Timaale aad Lassie 11:88 (iS lfi)** NeaS**^-Waalher^^ A married woman.11 na.shas beenoeen rap­r»p- I Big FIctare ■ ) / : . i 18:88 (8) Laey _Shaw (88) Baagh Rliers _ Robert Wforse and en­ plaint against the iiulty party, "Hay Ride” (48) Bewitefced 11:U I Fieaoh Chef (88) Mika Deaitas Shew (C) I8;M (I) Conn What’sit’s Ahead Lee Marvin in the "DesUnation Gobi". '63 Navy The Mayonnaise Show (88) Batmaa (C) (18) HIgliway Fatrel 11:88 (84) Nows —Weathor A Sports 18:86 (884848) News (C) (81) Batmaa (C) (48) FItatateaes tourage on ABC’s to be announced (S> Daktari (Naude Dolphin. 'S3. 'The Tall (U) Baal MeOsya £ r t H (C* Taesday, October 1 7:46 (8) What ta the WeiM W t 11;N (64464648) New* —Weather. (8A8) WMe Worid pf Sparta (88) Fraak McGee Rapart (C) U:88 (8) Lave at Life (C) 8:16 (H ) WaaBwr (M t) Jsay Bkibsp Shaw (C) 6:M (M) Scape — Spert* A Feature (C) (88) Newa — Weathef 4 Sparta T ' '67. RajuMph Scott. Rich­ 8:88 (88) laeisM (N ) F T ^ p (M) Huntley • Brtakley It e AFL RIgMIghU (C) ard Boone. Maureen O'Sulli­ (184848) Jeeparfa (81) Tara Ewell Shaw (S> Braaded (C) (8) Stave ABen Shew (C) (18) F Trsap (M) Tsalghl Shew (C) Completion of iifth Position (48) Truth or CeaseqacBCr* 11:86 (I) Taesday Starilght fC) . (88) America van. (46) Tralh ar CaBseaaeaeea kUa (C) 8:M (84) Weather — S^rta and (8) Truth ar Caasaqaeaces (C) (88dM8) C—R College Bawl (8) ChSler Theater (C) (48) Newe (1) Mews wttk Fraak Bey- Itrtt (8686) Taal^ Stew « ) R (83-86-M) Now* - Weather — "The Lady Takes a Flyer . "Virgin Talanda” 18:86 (48) Treasarr Isle 6:86 (64) Waatter — atsrti A 1:86 (8) Newa —Memaals af Cam- New* (C) '58. Pilot's wife goes flying 1:88 (8) Sackle Oleaaaa Shew (C) "Chirac of the Swamp Oea- Newe Seaaon Premiere 18:18 (1) Search ler Tamerraw (C) (81) Miami Uedereever (88) FHm M) News^OI^ -U8^ (88) Highlight* rey. '66. <8t) H b M h ^ News A S in Off (8848) Fraak McGee Report (M) Dating Om o 18:16 (88) Saturday Night Toalght (8) News wHh Fraak Key- Guests; Jack Webb A Harry 8:88 (884848) Gel SmaH (C) Show (C) R A SONG FOR AIXJEM 18:81 Lecal Issue seld* (C) Morgan, Michele * Lee, Rny (48) News Headlaos —I.8AF (C) 18:88) (48) IISAF Religions FHm I f Steve AUen ever encount­ Two Town* In Texas • Cbaric* A Ttm Rao-lettes. BellglMs Film A SWtn Off a iY b la Week la the N.F.L. (M) Newlywed Game 18:88 Keal Bevalatlsa: Talk* b>- (86) Saetal Secartty ia Acttan 1:16 (8) News A Bheather (C) (U ) Alaa Bathe Skew (C) 8:88 (8) My Three Sana (C) A Skpmft (8846) Hnatley - Brinkley ~ (844) “ The Mad Sqnad” (C) 18:88 (48) ALF FootbaU HlgUlghls ered a duU moment, he’d prob­ Krtakaamartl (C) "Bad Man On Campus". Line. Memeat *( Medltallen —Sign (88) Sagarfeet Seaaon Premiere I.lvini A Deatlt part Off I (8) Hare’a Imey (C) (884848) Gheet aad Mra. Mair (C) _ ably write a aong about it. He 8:46 (M) Lseal New* Pete A Julie work In high Premiere (C) __ 1:88 (88) Oater UmHs w ^ i^ an average o f three songs (8) “ Charlie thaa U iMdan” "Haunted Honeymoon". When "The Mutant". SYLVANIA COMPACT ROUe-ABOUT Wednesday, October 8 Warner Oland and Ray Mil- their automobile breaka down 1:86 (8) New* —Mameats of Com- a wsek, and his total Is now. PM land. Chan worfca with Scot­ young couple on their yny to foH A Gaidepeste more than 2,000. Aa a pianiat 8:88 Ineal Itsnr land Yard to catch gang of get married arc forced to 8:88 (88) News A Sign Off PORTABLE COLOR TV Two Towns in Texas R bitematloiial crooka after aec- spend night at Mrs. Muir's 8:68 (8) Moment of Meditatloa A and orcheatra leader he hiaa 30 8:18 What's New R ret war plana. ' haunted cottage. Sign Off albums to his credit. I M ng. iB. viBwnble 7:18 Orvrl^tag Cemmanicstlen m im SkUl* WEDNESDAY PROGRAM Tbe (Communication Process R 8:18 Intonattaaal Magaslae (88) Marriage ia Teday's So- A Dale Evans. Guest; Kate MUtoR’ a Has Tbe Imggest f;88 N.E.T. FUsttval l:M (8) OM Talk (C) Smith. _ CD17E — Today’s finest The Golden Ring (48) Dream Haase viely Sdecttoti 8l (M) FHm (88) HIgUighta (C) (8-48) Wed. Night At Mavie* 18:18 The Cemiai Seasae—H - H (M) MeHaTe’* Navy (C) HimuneW (88) At Heme with Kitty "Ctat Ballou" '66 Lee Marvin Flgmiaea value in biR 180 sQ- bi. (N ) Dhrerce Ceart (C) (48) News SUNDAY JU PROGRAM Thnrsdsy, Oeteter 3 l:M (S) As the World Tarns (C) 8:16 (48) Csmbat A Jane Fonda aa bandit queen in tto DMJL 8:86 (8) Weaderfal B'arid of In hilarious spoof of Western picture size portable. (868848) Pre-Game Warmap ttayn. 8:88 (8) The 81*1 Centary Fentarbig 8:88 Feea. an Centary af Cem- (C) Bperis Jenathaa Winters Show 7:46 (8) Sacred Heart 8:18 (8) Dctete „ (C) Strikinff Enam eled 8:88 wrhat’s New B (41) It’s Happeatok kite (G) 18:81 (18) Jark Laftin Sparta Shew Reprodnctlooa - “ EftleleBt Beadtai , , ^ 1:66(48) ChSdrea'a D a e ^ , ^ (8) News with Frank K n - (C) 7:68 (8) Sign on and Prayer 8:46 (884846) Srerrbaatd (C) Exlporlng Your Potential R GuesU; Mike Q>nnors. Ann 8:88 (8) The Chrhitsphen Ebony Cabinet. Pre-aet 8:M (8) Lave Is a Many Slendered Bolds (C> (8) Davey A Goliath (C) 1:66 (8) Lassir (C) 7:M Ptayhig Galtar vrith F. Noad Thiag (Ci (88) New Berisoas MlUer, Vince Scully. Craig (88) Base the Claim (C) (8848) New Adveatarr* af WILTON’S Completion of CTfth Position J <8 ()«4 I) Warid Sarie* (8648) Hnatley -Brtaiey Re­ Hundley Trio. 8:16 (8) Adventares at Gamby Hack Flan (C) G IFT SHOP R , (648) Nevrijn^ Game (C) ps rt (0) (868848) The Oatstder (88) Newe —Weather A Sperta MandMgter and oub-front cmitrols. Krishaamurtl _ (648) DstbgGame (G) "Showdown". '63 Two cowboy* 11:M (64-864648) New* —Heather 7:88 (8) UeaHe Ben (C) Living A Death ® 3:M (8) Secret Storm (G) set out to prove they weren't A Sperta Season Premiere Famous Sylvania Color (868641) Aaelber Wprid (G) involved in a Jail break. Audle (8) Faith far T o d « (C) (88-8848) Waaderfal Werld cl W. Goebd, Weat Oeimaiiy ) Fecas an Century af Oem- (648) Oeaeral Hespltal (G) Murphy. Kathleen Crowle.v. 11:86 (8) Wed. Starlight (81) New Throe Straages Celar (C) maalealleB. S;M (8) Art Ltafcletter'* Hease Far- Chaa Drake. 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PAG E FOUR MANCHESTESR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968 Week ’8 Highlights THURSDAY JU PROGRAM 1:N Girl Talk S a b e c tlp ^ TV TODA:Y ‘The HoUywood nlversaiy show with highlights <4S> Dream Hoom (88) D8 Navy FUm "Don’t Balse the Bridge, Low­ Film (38) F Troop er the River" „ . Palace,” aeaaon's premiere with from past six years, 11:30 p.m. (B> At Home with Kilty (48) Trath or CoasegaoBcee 8:88 (8) Thare. Night Mavis Bing Crosliy as host, 9:S0-10:!0 to 1 a jn ... ."Gambit,” price­ (M> Dtvonw Coart (C> 8:18 (8-8) Weather — Sperte aad "Night of the^ana". Rich­ 1:W (I) As the Wartd Tam* (C) Newt (0) ard , Ava Goidner, p.m . less art treasure is stolen, with (leSaM) Pie-Game Warmap (18)-Merv Griltla Shew Deborah Kerr. SUNDAY: “Meet the P tn m ,” Shiriey MacLalne and Michael I Love Laey (88) Hlgkllghtt (C) 8:80 (8O-8M0) Dragnet *00 (C) Secretary of Defense Clark Clif­ Caine, 9-11:16 p.m. on NBC. (18) Oatraseoae Oplaloa* Cklldrea’e Deotar American couple move Into 8:M Love le a Maay Bpleadored 8:88 (8) Woaderfal World of St. Onge and Peter Martani, America,” old election cam­ Sporla (C) fashionable suburb of London T h in . (C) and are greatly Impreeaed ■ « Worid Serlee 8:18 (8) News with Walter Crea- Sec way comedy hit, with Frank the Western tale, with Lee Mar­ port (C) (O) (8A0) Geaeral Boepllal (G) f :4S (80) Local Newe 18:80 (8) Porter Wacoaer Shew (C) Sinatra and B arbara Rurti, 9- vin and Jane Fonda, 9-11 p.m . 8:88 (8) Art Llakletter’e Hoaie Pai^ T:00 (8) Maa From C.N.C.L.K. (C> (18) SalwcrtptiM TY 11:1B p .m . on ABC. ty (O) (M> Haatley - Brtaktey Bo- "Hang 'Em Hi|ft" on ABC. » (» 4 M 8 ) Y o b Dea’t Say (0> port (O) (40) Oae Step Beyond MONDAY: "Justice and the TMURSDAY: ‘*rhe Night of (8> Mr. Goober (C> (8) Tmth or Coneeaneneea (C) 11:88 (88-2880-40) Newe —Wealhor Poor,” legal Inequities that face the Iguana” (1964), Tennessee (18) The Klflemaa (8880-40) Newe — Weather — — Sports (C) (48) One Life to U ve Sports aad Featarei (C) (20) The DetooUvee the poor, 8:30 p.m. on Channel WilHams drama of a defrocked 4:88 (8) Baager Statlaa (C) 7:80 (f08880> Daniel Boone (0 ) 11:85 (8)I) Thareday Starilgkt (C) 24. minister, with Richard Burton (18) Woody Woodbary Show (5-40) The Dgileet Girl in Town Dimension 6" (C) (C> "My Wife's Best Friend.” TUESDAY: "Tonight Show and Ava Gardner, 9-11 p.m. on (40) Dark Shadowe (18) Lee Crane Shew (O) Anno Baxter MacDonald Ca­ CBS. 4:38 (3) Baael (0) 8:00 (3) HawaU FIvo-O (C) rey, Martin Milner. Starring Johnny Carson,” an- (8) Morv Griirio Show (C) (840>'inylBg Naa (C). 11:80 (2O(n-S0) Toaight Show (C) (88) Tembetoae TerrltofT 8:80 (80-2880) Iroailde (8-M> Joey Bishop Show (C) (88) MIko Deaglas Show (C) Old friend, D et Sgt. A1 O r - 1:00 (8) New* — Memeats of Com­ (80) Batmaa (C) vantea (Ricardo Hontalban) fort A Galdeposts "She’s pregnant and he calls (48) FUatetoaeB is suspeiraod from force after (80) Nows A S t a Off her ‘Mias.’ It would still be fun­ 8:88 (8) Ferry Maeoa Marie Identifies him as the (40) New* HeaMiass —V8AF ny If he called her "Ma’am.” (M) Tkte le the Life num be saw at scene of a BaligloBS FUm A SIga Off Laiigh-In (M) Maaelere murder. Robert Alda guest co- 8:50 (8) News A Weather (G) Schlatter, looklrrg aHghtly (48) GUUgaa’e lelaad stars. Momeat of ModUatloa A Siga Off chagrined, agrees. 5:85 (40) Weather (8-40) Bewitched (C) (Continued from Page One) Several ottier points are dis­ nx>ved by the second writing. cussed, with both Schlatter A sample problem: In one the ceiufors wbmlng equally bn sm all section o f the ShOw Jo the changes, ‘nrree questionable FRIDAY JU PROGRAM Anne Wjwley, obviously preg­ remarks are left unchanged, nant, is standing at a drug and a final decision will be 1:00 (3) Olri Talk (C) 2:80 (8) Oaldlag Light (C) :25 (288888) New* (C) 4:88 (8) Hs m 4 (C) counter. The druggist sq>proach- made once the comments are (40) Dream Hesse (208888) TkoDeeiitem (C) (20) FBm (8-48) Datlag Game (C) (8) Merv Orilfla Shaw (C) es and says: "Have you been on tape. 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