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m i YOL. tSbttIV , NO. SI2 .(BIOHTEBN PAGBfiUi MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1M5. -AdvwHitas n rsci u)i PRICE S IV IN CI I ■ill iStote jyetCT Shot in Ches^ India Claims Tank Victory G irl W a lk s Into Hospital i .; In Big Battle Near Lahore NEW BRITAIN (A l^ ^ A' young wotm imlked into the NSW Britain Gen- oral Hospital today with gunshot wounds < of the Barge Laden Pakistani chest and. side. Shi WM llstid In HttraMly With Gas erttloil eondition. Say Drive Polio* Identified the woman ^ f . M M n . Bllaabeth B. t>*WiU*. The auOigrlUea oould Hot Perils City ieerK ’* ' .i" tabllah an address tor tbs Is H alted woman Immediately ibd we BATON ROUOE, Da. (A P I - unable to provide details « f tbs Two prof— lotial divers wwit NEW DELHI, India, (AP) — ■hootlnv. down in the muddy MlsstsUppl India claimed today He Unks River today to look over an un­ Police said that tbs 'worn ■cored a victory over Pakletapl derwater object that may be a forces in a m ajor batUe necff had been shot three times. sunken barge loaded with deed- They saM they ware Idoklaf toe West Pakistani city of La­ ly chlorine. hore. Pakistan said M repelled !* tfi for a man they want to fuaw irUn, tkm about tbs oaas. B * .« The object waa loc«ted late the attack, InfUotlng heavy toes* maiv not Identlftad. Sunday by Army engineers ee on Indian armor. MUT. t about three-fouHh miles eoudi The Pakistani government of this city of 160,000 persons. It radio claimed an entire Indlaa Back LeVine was 26 feet beneath the surface armored division was wiped out 10>W HAVKN (JU>)-Tln Hew and 600 feet out from the bank in the fighting near Blalkot and Havtn Federaitten of T sach m , Mayor-Preeldent W.W. Dumas that two Infantry dlvletons wero AHrlC&0 oKet«d financial Sup* asked thie state capita city’s routed. It said Pakiatanl planea rt So Robert T. LeVlne today population to stay tuned to their then bombed the Indian topee* Water pours from the transfer tank as the first radioa for a poaeibie evacuaticn W) ha deddas to taka legal aoUon to keep them from regrouplag. ragalnat Ma oiiatar as principal crew of Seaiab 2 is brought to the surface after 16 order. The broadcast called the K HUtbousa High SCbopl. days in the sea. The men wili stay in the decom­ Ool. Bruce J. Bowen, Army flglidng fierce and said the Ip* 'miS district engineer at New Or­ dlans had suffered their heav­ thm ' LaVlhs Was removed last wash pression chamber about 36 hours. (AP Photofax.) iest losses so far, as jprliuflpal as Ihs result of leans, Issued an assurance at lOMf mldmoming that the sunken India’s government radio MW — w that soma coHaga-bound claimed, however, that Bidiaa were givaii a . break on barge and its 600 tons of chlo­ rine posed no immediate threat. forces made freah gains In seiifs grades. sectors of ‘toe.weetern front. It C) A Navy destroyer and a team Ih s Board of Bduoatlon, In of Navy diving expetis were claimed two Pakistani poeiMoas Botlfyliw LaelRns of his ouster, Fish ‘Torpedoes’ expected to JMn In the search were captured In the Blalkot also ofiared Mm a posMian as momentarily for the baig( sector. an sdmlnlotrator In the sohool sunk by Hurricane Betsy h A Pakistani spokssman aMd dapartmenL Friday, 46 Indian tapka wars destroyed Ih e toschars’ faderafkm da^. The barge, owned by the Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge,, left, talks with members of the 1st Caval­ In the Blalkot flgbUng wU lo sorlbad the board’s acMon today Seaiab Astronaut Pittsburgh Phde Glass Oo., bad ry Division after their arrival at Qui Nhon,'South.'Viet-Nant. Lodge, a mem­ Pakistani toe— "have been i«n« as “dsplorsUs.” been shipped here from Lake Bubstadtlaay 1— ." Gharlea, u i., vie the Intraooas- ber of the old 1st Cavalry in 1930-referred to hlmsetf as "the only old horse Blalkot Is Just over toe b o i ^ Convention Mccta 'L A JOLLA. Galif. (AP)— ^M. Scott C!arpenter—un- tal Waterway, soldier in Viet Nam.” (AP Photofax.) from Indian Kariunir end La­ Bcratched inathree oitiits of earth in 1962 as an astro­ The underwater object was hore, a cHy of lA mlBICD, RARTBXntl) (A P l-T h s state naut—was stung by a scorpion fish during a tricky found Just before dark Sunday miles inelde West Pakistan. aonstHuUonal oqnvsntion wlU near the Mississippi River Reporis from Labors oonvens st the GspMoI tomorimr transfer of crewmen of the Navy’s Seaiab 2 aquanauts bridge under construction here tlghttog ragsd 10 mttss Sor Ms first yisnsiy assaion in 206 feet 'of water. A 40-mlle stretch of toe Mis and artiUery fire could atnea Jtdy. PUna. calling for Carpenter to pain-kllling drugs and cortisone. sisslppl at this busy port was U.S. Hits Guerrilla Force taieide toe city. Tbs conveotian mast at ■tay another 16 daya In the labo­ He said he wanted to stay. closed to shipping. Dumas said Almost ’TOO Amaclosn woiuiw 1;S0 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday ratory on the odean bottom When Carpenter responded to 100,000 ges masks were being and chlldran were awaiting and Thursday this weak. were almost peutUed aa the 40- treatment the nine aquanauts, stock pile. mlaeton to leave Lahere, Tmo OonvanUon aassloiis tMa weak r-old iaetro-aquanaut, hla left 76 minutes late, continued the "We don’t anticipate that any­ Pakistani govemment pas are axpactad -to ha bttef, but Cd and am awelllng painful­ complicated maneuver designed thing will happen but we want Trapped m Delta clamped reatriotiona on. enteiltiB bommlttea saaalona have bean ly, waa brought back through to bring them back to man’s to be ready,’ ’ he said Sunday vlng the city but Amen-" aehadulad batara and after tba B ^ab’a eaeape hatch. normal environment; Sea-level night. oen officlato were preesing for fasslons. Nina aquanauts who had been pressure and sea- level air. 6A1GON, South Viet N am t Aa the troupe oanM ashore«mobi1s. The dlvUioa cecenUy permtoslon to start evacuattoor Repiiblican dalagataa wlU bold scheduled to ascend after 10 ’They were raised to the sur­ (■ea Fsgw-ElgM) (AP) — U.S. war planes kept up from .toe sM^ BucloWr sad took over the colon and name today or later in the week, i a oaucua bafor* mS aaasion be days underwater postponed face, Stmday aftktnoqn In.a cap- round- the-clock bOtoblngt today Darby, they were taken by hril- ,6t the old. 1st (ta v a to OtvUlon. Tmi Indton radio aeid repgrta gins toittopfow^ QEywcrEits ii^iU while one,’ ' a sulerilke tank which maiptain^ of a Mekong Delta area where a oopten to their;teci!Mt.b«^ ar­ I iShaklng hands w ra a weattH ed, a U.S. military men and tba. Darby 3,706. per from Columbus, CM., toe Qr with tank clashes fougM In times that of the surface. The Minutemen ^ ~ Spokesman said. The dlviaicn, jtnined e^tecial- ambassador recalled: "I served the North Afrlcen desert by transfer unit waus attached to a The planes were trying to hit ly tor guSnula m a U tt, whs With the let O v back in 1980.’ ’ Mermaa and Allied anniaa nil decompression chamber on the Too Late! canals which can be used se aocpected to be deplayed to "That was a Utile bit. betore Wmld WarHi,t support vessel Berkone on the escape routes by the guerrillas goulh Viet N em h eeatm ( Mg^-. y time, ropUed Sgt. Le- Slace Sept, 1, Bidtori torca* Transfer of Students NEW YORK (AP) — in the region BO milM west of. lands, Ihe unit'a home bitae-ta Surface and the pressure slowly Massachusetts Day was ob­ have "immobilized’’ 246 Pakto- decreased. ’ Soc Trang, Ft. BemMng, Oa. <)(lt Nhon Is Lodge was a-lieutenant In toe tanl tanks, destroying or dam­ served at the New York U.6. oHlclals said they be­ 360 miles noriheast eiJUgoo. Reserves in those days and ’The nine must spend 36 hours World’s Fair yesterday but aging 31 and capturing 84, tha In the decompression unit be­ lieved toe guerrillas wore In air action .Bunday, B83 went on a tour of active duty broadcast said. in Boston fore they can step out — early the Minutemen (1966 ver­ trapped by toe bombings. bombers at toe Strategic Air with the 1st Cavalry Division It was estimated that Pakis­ Tuesday morning — without sion) were too late for the Ground troops were not com­ Command carried out their 33nd that year, he said; That service tan bad 400 combat-ready tanks suffering the diver’s disease, ceremonies. mitted to the action because of aanounoed strike of the war, Included maneuven in New at toe beginning of toe conflict. BOSTON CAP)— ^Negro parents expanded their Some 100 "Minutemen of heavy rains and toe large size hlttotg toe Ho Bo woods 30 m ll^ transfer of their children from allegedly overcrowded bepds, caused by bubbles in the Mexioo; He retired recently as a There was no independent bloodstream. Bedford" named after the cf toe Viet Oong force. A com­ north of Saigon. The planes flJw major general In the Reserve. confirmation of toe Indian neighbqriiood schools today, moving up to the junior Nine new crewmen took the Revolutionary War group munist regiment usually num­ in from Guam. MORE claime. However, dlplomatie high grisdes. ^ place of the men who ascended who could "mobilize at a bers 2,000 men. Twenty-three U.S. Air Force. A U.S. military spokaaman sources in New Delhi said M ap­ iMng ydiartered buses, ttiey Sunday. The first three went moment’s notice" arrived The main part of toe U.S. F106 'Ihunderohlefs blasted the reported these other actions: peared Pakistani forces hM reason for "(Hwration Exodus" two hours after the program Army let Cavalary (air mobile) Yen Kboal miUtary barracks 85 sent several hundred cbBdren la to "sand our ctaUdren to down before Carpenter’s acci­ About 5,000 troops of the 1st been hard hit. oat to aoboola wifh predoml’ dent. One of them, a Navy med­ at toe New England Pavi­ Division began landing at ()ui mtleS northwest of Hanoi for the CaValry and its supporting ele­ India claimed Pakistani schools that aren’t crowded. lion ended. third straight day Sunday. A ■antiy wMte enraymeats, ad­ Because they fell in districts ical corpsman, attended Car­ Nhon today. Advance groups ments — swarmed ashore today planes raided the Sikh holy c)ty. Unlike toetr namesakes were already akhore. U.S. miUtaiy 4qx>kesman n p oit- and were airlifted to a secret hr* ding three schools to the five In with moody white children is no penter when the other aqua­ of Amritsar in Punjab Stafe and which they enrolled 342 Children nauts left. who rode horses, toe mod­ The arrival of toe 30,000 ed toe planes, knocked out an- camp, believed to be in the cen­ toe city of JOhodpur In Rajasth­ fauH of oure." em Minutemen were riding antlaircraft otte and destroyed last week when school <^>ened The Negro parents planned The first group broke the sur­ "Flying Horsemen" pushed U.S. tral highlanda. an State late Sunday. for the new tern. face late Sunday afternoon In three buses and were de­ troop strength In Viet Nam 28 buildings, damaging 16 oto- ’the other trooiw wen expect­ One of three BfU bombers new fund drivee and another e n . The Nm to parents said they when a crane lifted their per- layed, not by the Brltieh, somewhat b «^ n d 126,000. The ed ebon but.were being delayed maiiaklng the raid cn Amritgw. appeal to the School Oommittee but by heavy Simday traffic. exact figure waa not disclosed. were taking advantage of the Which meets tonlgM. soimel transport capsule from At toa oame tone, 84 other at aea-because of typhoons. wasms HMt. down, according tb city's o ^ enroBment poUcy Betty’Johnson; another leader the water after a 10-minute ride U.S. planea Mt various targets Units of the U.S. Army’ s iTSid Indian announcements which which enables a child to enrou of the proteat, said a leading up from the ocean bottom, In North Vlef Nam. Airborne clashed with Oommu- said the planes were esooiisd hi any school in thk system Negro oelobrlty,. whom she When the lO-by-6 foot capsule UB. Marinea klBed three nlst. guerrillas Just north of the four FSa Sabre Jets, Where there is a vacancy. didn’t name, would perfom in rose dripping from the sea, guerrillas Sunday when to* capital. One Viet Cong waa New DeM newspapers The Negro pareitU, wbo have Boston Wednesday to raise newsmen saw the grinning faces Gommunlsta assaulted Marine killed and five, snqtects were s{Uaehed govemment SAYBROOK (AP) — straight and level flight. I wad Bis New OrissM arts. ed with chlorine waa reported Ono insurance official said it MILWAUKEE. Wla.. (AP) — running out of adjectives. IQp Tfie Red Crass said HuRtoaue mlsalag In the aftermath of Bet- "might take four to six months appearance contracts and an State end federal offlolele,' In­ ay and authoritiea said M posed opportunity to travel some 360,- cluding Secretary of the Interior giver since I can remember I ve Betsy wiped out some towns in toproc— all toe claims." 000 miles. Stewart Udall, began a atx-hour wanted to fly with toe Blue An- (See Page Eight) Bis msrSh ocuntty satMh of a threat of polacnoui gas uiould St. Bernard Pariah, wMph Miss Mississippi, Patricia tour of toe Connecticut River to­ bars. the barge be punctured. stretches along the Miasleali^ gels. Theie NavyNe destroyer Hymen Puckett, 20, of Columbus, came day under leaden aklee. That wish came true for al­ River aouth of New Orleans, In second; Miss Indiana, Eileen Othere In to*I group included most a half hour tola weekend Dr. mobdas OhettaT Oi* New apM upriver from New Orieane was largely still under water. oa Lt. Omdr. Bob Cowles of the CMlesna ooroner, seid he had to take over the searoh opera­ High waters also remained in Smith, 18, of Ridlanapolti, was Gov, John N. Dempedy, Oxi- Bulletin tion. Navy dlvorii were flown in. third; Miss Florida, Carol greaaman WlUlam 81. O h ^ , and Navy's crack demonatratlon k— aleited by a ham radio suburban areas on toe southern flying team sent a FSJ Jet roar­ •perator that 300 bodies were en Army englneeni said they had ■Ide of New Orleans. Clum, E , of Miami Beach, Sen. Abraham RlM ooff, DOann,, fourth, and Mias Wisconsin, who arranged toe cruise. ing down a runway with this luute hers by liuok from Pla- looated en object below toe Water was reoeding through­ Rtbicotf has proposed leflela- reporter In the back seat. fueniinee ParMi. water that migm be toe barge, out toe' flood area but toe fall Sharon Slngstock, 30, of Okh- ALL FOB UNITY kosh, fifth tlon that would erpate a national I learned what It waa like to A deputy in the Plaqatmtaes The damage toll left by Bet- was extremely slow In New Or­ parkway and rocreatlon area fly 660 mllea per hour, weigh six SEA I^ILAND, Oa., ( A P ) » Parish Bherlffe offloe at Port ■y'a hovritng winds — 160 m.p.h. _leans Itself, where lowlylng . _ ar- Miss Bryant said at a news conference Sunday that after along the river. times my normal weight and Two goveroore called todap •ulphur said fivs bodies were near the ooaat,-136 m.p.h. in'Jto* normally protected by le then be completely weightless for a new spirit of unity bsinc sent to New Orieane by veae and an elaborate pumping she completes her year’s reign, Also ntaklng the trip were New Orleene and M m.p.h. at Mayor WlUlam E. Glynn of "like the astronaute." naUonai .quMoolc tor the boat because an, roads ttisrs Baton Rouga — remained a system held the water like a she would enter Kansas Univer­ tlvee to trait themeelvee," she sity where she w ill,be a Junior. ■aid Hartfordi'State Treasurer Gerry 0>wlee threw the plane Into a South at the opeolim eeeslMB Wars flooded. matter of gu— work wMh eaU- bowl. Oftlciola wouldn’t hasard tight diving turn and the force of the Southern. Oovsm ers a gueee as to how long it wrIU She hae had two yeare at Oirie- Debbie said most of the Iredtt Lamb, LeRoy Jones, executive ' Another source ssld an addl- mates at about a bilUan ftoUare. for her victory should go to her director of toe State Develop­ of gravity started building up. I Oonf erenee. Gov. John .Tha Bad Oroee said Mb pre­ taka to drain, tlan (tollege. lenal IW b^ea could be sx- mother, Mrs. Hurley O. Bryant, ment Commission, Jbeei^ N. felt as though 1 were being Ooanally o f Ttotaa, the eotap asoted from NSW (M eans Msalf. liminary ground survey showed One levee beelda the Industri­ "I want to then go to K.U.'e Medical School and become a who loMB more like a slightly Gill, Commisaloner of Agricul­ p«nihed through the bottom of ference ohalrmaa, sold the ' Tba oorooer’a ottlce had mora ■oma towna In the merah coun­ al canal was out In an effort to ture, and Donald C. Mathews, the plane. Huuth to conoem ed wHk tat* (jo bodiaa. many unlden- try south of New Orleans wiped pediatrician," ahe aald. ''’I have oMar sister. ■peed the drainage, Power fail­ Mrs. Bryant smiled when her State Director of Parke and •’’Tiy'to lift your lege," Cowlee ttonal toeuea and Uka SlIlW. had earltar M l out. It said SIS homes were de- ure, etlll a major problfm to the wanted to become a pediatrici­ an since I was 13 y ea n oM. 1 daughter aald; "I have to give ForeeU. ‘ ■aid. "I can’t,” I replied. MV regtona to affMlsd by Florida. otroyed, M.960 wMh m ajor dam­ oKy, hampered operations at The DoUy Madleon w«a ob­ toga felt aa though someone had preeourea et w age and 181,618 wMb minor Just love children.’’ my mother most of the credit Tha-ftM Chose seid it wsa M,< the big pumping stations / tor my winning. She makes all tained to carry toe officlato •■■ ■trapped weights on them. Carl B. Bandeta fOO evwUtad in two t e frtisllen damage. Physicians assisting toe Red The new Mtsa America also extended a formal ■aid she would like to work with my clothes, and she coached me far aa Hartford. Cornea headed the Jet toward aal w sfoswiy - gad agpe^tad many ol tbem to More Bwa 870 trailer homca Crose Boreened refugees for pos­ Among the eights along the Lake Mtchigan. The shore line to the IS other _ were believed destroyed, with 1,- "Project Concern,’’ the volun­ In toe drama eklt." ytm *'t A weak or two. sible communloablc diseases. Dsbble’a father Ig $ civil engi­ way are Gillette Castle In Hed- ■Upped away behind tie. He said the flret eeaelen ’ s m STLS noov. John ' McKetthan ap­ 104 auetalnlng major daraagt. Extra suppUea of snake bite teer medical organisation In Southeast Asia, sponsored by neer working for the U.S. Air lyme, the Goodspeed Opera I’d get another look at It, and I ference. He tnihed of th* mUf pealed to ; reatdeats in aMier Moro than small buMMM- ■qrum were on hand. Snakes did— on upelde down po- South wMeh, hs said, hss«h- 66 were estimated heavily dam­ the VS. Junior Otaamber el foroa He to etatloned at Clark HouM In East Haddam, and the iwwiM to M M their*MW*r IBWSMdoom wto ref- a—' are a aarloua pnMem la aome atomic generating ptant • MpS- asw afar ad a " ggees and aet an axampto by aged o r deetroyed. CooMharoa. Field In the Philippines but to m—i’ ATTii * ^ curreoUy la Viet Nam. built at Haddam Mack. In a paraboUe an, th* oo*i»> andaoUterily. tokl&s to -Ibiw i tomlltaa ad iM * M R M QMM m (Sea Page Mlaa); 'T would Ukt to taaoh the aa- '4 lESTBR, CONN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER !», 1966 fA O E TW O KVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANGHESTBR^ GONN„ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1965 Sheinwold on Bridge H idden, Technicians Summer iMmwjMlill, “THE WAY IIWIIE • a* I Theaters Stars of Emmy Show By AUntSD 9IIBINW0U>" The Baby Has 910 99 IHEARDIT” BomeUmes an fr048 l MEET trOlllt EFIM AT 10 « HOLLYWeXSD (AP) — DlckOfemed Paris mueeum took all through seven or eight sxpert Thi* is the Ust week of operetion for *ny ere* eum- Van Dyke, the Lunts, Barbra awards but cne In this category. maneuvere Juet to 1098 m er theater and thua the final week of this column. Streisand and Leonard Bern* The only other to rate an Emmy by John Gruhor a ftoesie — when all toe ume KQiOS B een N am ed Only one theater is still operating— the Storrowton Mu­ stain — and an almoat two-hour was "I, Leonardo da Vlnd,“ the flpesiie When too expert ]play sic F^Ir where Ann Corio is back for a repeat of “This parade of television’s technical part of the ABC "Sega of West­ LItOTfl expertf -— dominated the 17th ern Man.” Final score; NBC 14 to be not jiS W as Burlesque.” annual Emmy Award show. Emmies; CBS, 11, and ABC 9. neoesaary we g4t a feeling that AK708 The oast is Just about tbs fall season. More InfOrmaUon The television Academy, in an The Emmy show was beamed jusUoa haa trlumjgied. may be obtained at the theater. •Imultaneouriy from Hollywood A few waeka beck 1 meatlonedf there you eaa aae over the pao- Opening lead—loiu! K9I98 West, Shelley Ann, deughter of Jtmee P. Jr. and same but ths production is a announced drive to streamline Judith A. Heyea West, 15 Village St, Recikvflle. She was now oos, according to ths pro- ' East’s Tap Show the award presentation, dropped and New York. tn this eohmui that the TWCA pie to front HMoretloally, N ^ ^ will argue If you think A ducsrs. Miss Corio la rsadying The No. 1 fall attraction of the number of categories from Gary Lewis — son of Jsrry — bad approached me about giv­ thaaa ahould bo the moat doalr- theWdtog was West bom Aug. 27 at Hartford Hospital. Har maternal grandper- hsr troups for a rstum to Broad­ the New England States — the 99 to 6. Most of the winners, api>eared with his rock ’n’ roll ing aoma sort of a music course able aeata to the house, both Tschekaloff. toe l i f t K anU are Mr. and Ifra Frank It. Hayea, Wopplag, Mar pa- way and havs "all new” Eastern States Exposition — however, were still technicians group and a bunch of tsen-age this fall. There was some in­ vlaually and aoeuatioally. expert who held tm temal grandfather is James P. West Sr., HameiiL matsrlal for lU ascond West opens Saturday at the fair­ unknown to ths general public. danesrs. terest displayed, not enough to Nobody knows yet about tha la no pantywalst. Beeldee, his An rm Sprlngflsld run. grounds In West Springfield. The show, presented over Producer John Ouedel tried to guarantee a course, taut enough acouatlca, which art always a team was trailing Jn Folsllaad, ( daughter of William X. And Bob Hope and Jack Benny are •o that we have at toast made gamble. If they turn out to be tkmal team ohamplonsWpe a Erma Producsr Wally Bsach advlsss NBOT V Sunday night, lasted ad Hb wMh Jimmy Durante, one JeaniM Barton Frilend, 35 Elro:iro St She was bom A« featured in two coliseum shows more than two houra. There of the preaentere — to hie aor* soma tentative plans. aa unsatlafaetory as tboae of few weeka ago, wd he was to return from Weet wae danger. M. jviragu;n«»t«r memunmi ovmuiLmi. nmr anmamaaama mammon tfilB la ths first time In the the­ along with Wayne Newton, Earl Phllbarmoolo Hall. It wlR be ouB. Whtn west led a third parents are Mr. and Mra. Harold Barton, Oamden, Maine. ater’s seven years that a show were only two major entertain­ row. As mattsrs now stand, we (the no poaltkm to setae for a part Wrl^tson and Lots Hunt. ment categories; Outstanding Durante said; “ Stay On John. Y and myself. In oonjunotlon a aeandal of anormeua proper- score. .. heart, South ruffed end drew Her patomal grandparents ar# Mr. and Mra Alden Stanly, has been brought back because In addition there wilt be dally Uona. A “small brigadt” of the lest trump, after wMoh he of popular demand. Only medi­ program and Individual You maks ms look good.” with Whlton Ubrary) plan a lUchekaloff won the flrrt Thomaaton, Mrine. She bea a brother, Banw( 9. (The babya "see for yourself erformahces by the Ferko Gusdsl is prssldsnt of ths Hol­ acousUeal anglnaera haa been could earily taka the rest, name waa changed since publication to 'nieeday’a eelurnn ocre crowds attended the first achievements in entertainment. eourae of 10 two-hour aeasions trick to dummy with the aoe m trlng Band of Philadelphia, two Four Emmies were awarded lywood brar^ of ths Tslsvislon to be held on Tliesday evenings engaged, to quote Dlreetor heuto and returned a ww Dwly ^uesHan aa Kara Jeanne.) couple of nights during the first gfree coliseum shows (Monday Academy. Hermann Kravita, but nobody Partner opena with eSM i • • • • • stand, then attendance "took for the program achievements. at Wbiton Memorial Library. trump. Bast took the f* and Tuesday), Indiana, animals They went to "The Dick Van Moot of ths wlnnsrs wars In These will be weekly affairs will know tha answers until dlamonda and returned a club to and tha next p im r patMW Veu Boelnia Dawn EUan, daughter ef Kettli .^lea .and o ff’ and the Saturday night and Industrial exhlMta. New York; 22 of tham. Only 0 of opetotog Bight hold: Spadee, ^ d - 4 ( Hearts. Sonia Herrera Bookua 51 Foxcroft Dr. She wae bem Auj. group was described as one of I^ks Show,” "My Name Is and wilt' begin <3ct 5. So the toe atogleton ace. For the teen-agers a "Jet Set Barbra,” a special with Barbra ths winners were In Hollywood. whole thing wlU be over bgr InolMtally, opening night Declarer taok the ace^ of 16-71 Diamonds, At Ohibo, K-d- 51 at Manchester Memorial HoepKaJ. Her maternal g7*M- how savings add the largest in the theater's his­ Roundup” la slated Monday and Streisand; ‘’The Magnificent As usual, many of ths aotusl Chrtetmaa. will see the first parfOrmanee ■pades, ruffed a ^>ade todum- IgTd-i. What de you aiqrf parenta are Mr. and Mra. Celedlno Herrera, H er^a, Costa tory. Tuesday at 6:10. There la liter­ Yankee,” with Alfred Lunt end winners wars not present to r«- The coarse will be called “ En­ anywhare of a new opera by my and got back by ruffing a Answer: BM two ehlba. You Illca. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra Alfred PUStURY Cordner to Return ally something for all including oelvs their awards. Jsrry Van Samual Barber. And who la the plan to Jump to fbur apadee Lynn Fhntahne, and "What Is joying Music” and while I hope club. The fall of the _____ along .dotted Bne _ _ _ costs of medical treatment terested in a sales and-or serv­ entire height of the building to OcMmr. It’e going to take New York. Her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. way of shopping... Food Stores. The Friedrichs are represent­ ice building. He Usted some of nearly twenty stories, but this some doing. Frank Moriey, Johnstown, N.Y. She haa two aUtors, Jolena, r THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT ed by Atty. Abbot B. Schwebel, the propose as: Television is so obscured by toe front fa­ B, and Allaon, 2H- , , , , * of Vernon. The hospital Is rep­ sales and service outlet; a sport cade that I imagine few people Area Weather DIVISION OF CONTINUINO EDUCATION | resented by Day, Berry and shop; antique salesroom; real realise it is there. Really q sort Eatell, Richard Duane, aon of Richard Duana and lil- i Howard of Hartford. Fall 1965 CtrtHleatt Program | estate and insurance office; res­ of penthouse, It is indented on WINDSOR LOCKS (AR)—A Man Drain Eatell. 10 Cottage St, Rockville. He waa bora QUART PRUNE JUICE”xtr’3.M A suit for 91.5 million has taurant, and transmission shop. both Bides and seta extremely few light Bbowera or some drls- in^TUBB FiBaT 8UN.-:i;^0^ ; Sept. 2 at RockvUle General Hospital. Hie matonud gryd- FROZEN/ O $1 EVERY CUT W n Nn-WTE TMIII* been filed against ths Johnson Chairman of the board Grant far back eo that it la scarcely sle -r bo| no BigaifUtoit.'rato parenta are Mr. and Mra. Julius Uraln, Tolland. Hla putor- Evening Courses Ojwn Jo The Publle |Memorial Hospital of Stafford Toothaker Sr. stepped down and visible. ” fall — may be to etore for Oon' nal grandmother la Mrs. ^ffie EateU, Coventry. S WANSDOWN “’'5 S J r A m 95* and five other defendants have SWIFTS PREMIUM did not participate In .the hear, Inside, (and you can’t get In­ neotlcut today-. .. ORANGE JUI)ICE O - I In Manshester j been listed. Bringing the suit Is ing or tha decision, according to side without special permission TiA long-awaited rataa from Gagnon, Shapon Marto daughter- of Richard and Bev­ «nJ otkor fmtmomt bnmdt George A. Pallanck, of Stafford, the records. and a hard hat) toe 'layout is what was ones Hurricane Betsy erly Ford Gagnon, Keeney St., Rockville. She waa bora NESTLE S QUIK a 59* as administrator of ths estate of Aug. 31 at Rockville General Hospital. Her matemAl grenO- Every fay, every ereek yea get valaet Hka Uriel The permission wus granted quite different fr m the old aud­ began dying over toe mouhtaihs .UNFORGETTABLE 1 MANCHESTER HI6H SCHOOL , his late wife, Elsie. itorium. Hie old house called its of Pennsylvania Sunday after­ pa^nts are Mr. and Mra. John Ford, Wetheiufleld. Her pa­ BEEF MINI-PRICED The suit charges that Mrs. by the board, which observed I3ni EXCITING WBEKI ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. I^ le y Oy;non. New­ 2- lB CAN COFFEE *P Vse this blank! — lUgtstMr by MaU Now! that the building “ would not be top balcony the “Family Circle” noon. The patchy rain areas Pallanck died because she was and it was really up in the air. ington. She haa a brother, Stephen, 5; and two aUtera, Course (Please Check) Starting Date Fee ' more objectionable In character moved eastward well eouto of DELICIOUS administered gas Instead of oxy­ You could hear there but the New England. About ell that la Deborah, 7%, and Darlme,^16 months. 3- LBS PEANUT BUHER & 88‘ I Basic Principles of Property Insurance Sept, tl, 1M6 gM.Od | gen during an operation June and would not detract from the surrounding property valuea.” stage looked like something left tola morning of Betsy la a ' Basic Principles 'of Personal Insurance Sept. 22, 1966 |M.(M) * 1, 1965. from a peep show, you were so foggy pool of drlssle, light rain Saucier, Daniel Mark, son of Roger J. and Lnulae I Casualty Claims Investigation A The plaintiffs claim that tha .Bsucler of 39 Pioneer Circle. He was bom A ^ 9 at Man­ PORTERHOUSE 0 4 ' Also named as defendants In far away. Here were toe low­ and heavy cloudtoees. HERSHEY d e b a r s 75' DELI board acted “ Illegally, arbttrar- chester Memorial Hospital. Hla matonml gr^dfather to I Adjust!^ Sept. 27, 1965 940.06 I the negligence suit are: B. F. est priced seats. Southern New England will Ue I Real Estate Appraisal I Sept- 27, 1965 940.00 , Illy, and in excess of Its pow­ Louis C. Bunco of 29 Tunxls ’Trail, 5“*ton. Hla .paternal Mahady Co.; McKesson Appli­ ers,” and Usted several other You climbed iq> all the way on the northern edge of this stop 9 Stop er CoMtryfine TOP 0' THE CRADE STEAK I Real Estate Pn^ples A Practices Sept 29, 1965 945.00 | ance Co., a division of American to toe. highest tier and then de­ Tonight 7-9:19 grandmother la Mrs. Laura Saucly ^ KRAFT GRAPE JELLY 25' reasons for their obJecUona. damp weather m tem trough has four brothers, James, 12; Rb^rt, 9; M ich^, 7, and I Please enroll me in the above checked course(s). Enclosed I Cryogenics, Inc.; Melcholr, Arm­ scended some perilously steep tonight. A few light ehowera or strong, Desseau, Inc., a division stairs until you got to your par­ some drlssle may occur today, SUN, Russell, 6, and two slaters, Linda, 11; and Judith, 4. Skinless Franks ^ Is my check or money order BURNSIDE QUICK QUAKER OATS 19' MAIL TO: | of Hillman Coal and Coke, Inc. ticular row. Ifiis has been but no significant rato is anti FROM Hit er Sweet — choite your feailly’i fevorite. I for 9-. The firms are named as pro­ Course Offered changed in the new setup. First clpated. 2 P.M. Chapman, OUftoo Brown, son of Gardner and Barbara TOPoftliellllllllD The Certigcate Program, C-56 viders of equipment by the hoe- and second balacmiles are reel- The cknida win begin, a slow Brown Chapman, Middle Rd., Ellington. He waa bom Sfpt; ■ Name ...... 0 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hie maternal grand­ BUMBLE BEE SALMON 79' Italian Sausages * of I pital. Social W orkers ly all one structure with toe en­ breakup later tonight. Ctouda TOP 0' THE CRADE STEAK The University Connecticut Others named are Dr. David trance to both about midway win be an Important part of parents are Mr. apd Mrs. Joseph Brown, 341 Oakland St. His paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Mnblon Clmp tread lever — extri feed with MMiiream. I Address ...... StOrrs, Conneetlcat 06269 | S. Hastings, who Is named as up. It your seats are In toe firet toe weather picture' luesday, VERMONT MAID SYRUP 49' acting anastheslologlst who ap­ balcony you’ll descend to find man, Ellington. His maternal great-grandmother 16 Mru Vive courses In a program for but toe tun should occur about Charlee Downs, Waterford. Hla paternal great-grandmotoer ^^^e eees*a*easeeoeeoa>>*>«*»s TeL 429-9521, Ext 506, 469 , plied the gas and Peter Negrilil, them, while if toey are in toe SO peroent of toe time. on-the-Job social workers and is Mrs. Catherine Karvells, 339 ’Tollend ’Ipke. He hag a CAMPBELL'S B '*1 OUR OWN RK6I0 BR/IND out a!loag~loA3 One a hospital employe charged with persons In related Helds will be second balcony you’ll turn FIva Day Forecast Installing the equipment. offered this fall by the Univer­ around and start climbing. Temparaturea to Oonnectieut DOTTY GIBSON PERRETTS brother, Sumner, 4. Mr. Pfcllanck Is represented sity of Connecticut’s School of The old boxes used to have ’Tuesday through Saturday are BOnOM ROUND Separate bentwood chairs, eight Smith, Karen Lynn, daughter of Craig W. end Joanne Lirge by the law firm of RlsCasse, Social work. expected'to average somewhat M’Grath Smith, 11 Femwood Rd., Vernon. She waa bom. Davis and Unnon, of Hartford, They are Community Organ­ In number, in each encloeure, all above normal. At this time SCHOOL Sept 8 at Manchester Melnorial Hospital. Her maternal Zf' SEA-FOOD Size TOP O'THE CRADE ROAST the hospital by Pigeon and at the same floor height the four normal Mgh end low tempera­ PIZZA Par Uh kett pet react y n ever itet isation, Social Welfare PoUcy F A a grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Chanes M’Grato, West Onuttl of Rockville and Staf­ and Servlcea Introduction to people In toe back had their tures at Hartford are 74 afid 53, OF THE DANCE Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are-Mr. and Mpa. Eajey luttientlc Itillaa never! ford and the other defendants by Social CaMwork, Introduction view obscured by the four at New Haven 75 and 66, and John T. Smith, West Hartford. She has a aistor, Klmberiy SUCED WHITE HAUBUT STEAKS e 66< various Hartford law firms. PMple in the front alnce the at Bridgeport 79 and 57. Mild Cat from m l lift far tcailopilie. C G I f i to Social Work and Seminar tn Anne, 2. A third hospital suit, Initiat­ Field Instruction. floor waa not pitched here. temperatures to mid-week and Tap - Ballet - Acrobatic DANISH BROOK TROUT Ads’ SPECIAL ed In 1962, Is for damages of Registration for the program Now we ahall have logea ac­ cooler late to the week. Brigham, Klmberiy Beth, daughter of (3ordon K. and MARGARINE Pound, quarters Italian Style Veal Cutlets ^ Iv 9250,000 against Mount Sinai is already under way and con­ commodating from 10 to 16 Precipitation may total 14 to — also — Good Sept 10th Shirley Rau Brigham, RFD 1, Doyle Rd.. Rockville. She 93c till. Ssvi 59e on thru! Hospital of Hartford. tinues through S » t IS at the persona each, five to eight to ' H toon with showers a m t waa bom Sept. 0 at Mancheater Memorial .Hoapttal. Her Brtwn sNftr ewad, slow tmokad. A c thru Se^. 29rd The suit was taken by Tina School of Social Work at 1350 each row, but toe back row Is Wednesday and again about Frl- maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Irving G. Rau, N. Nlcolo, of Hebron, adminis­ Asylum Ave. in Hartford. elevated so If you’re sitting day. BATON Tolland. Her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra GIANT COLGATE toothpaste 3 tratrix of the estate of Bartolo George N. Brigham, RockvUle. She haa a ftotor, Madelyn, Swift's Premium Bacon / o » Nlcolo, late of Hebron, who died by Sandra months. Ml tin. latk BNt It I Mit sivini! — ^ Oveorfresh July 16,1903, In the hospital. 10 Sarva Ihrtr and bacan . . . quick and aaty Also named as defendants Instructor DIPIetro, Anthony and Joae^ twin aona of Rudolph AQUA NET HairSprayuvE4o.59^ Flaky, foldin-brown lattici-top crust were Doris M. Donovan and and Dorothy Chllda DIPIetro. 132 Harlan St ’They were Sliced Calves Uver 89nlb Margarette M. Brown, both of 72 6A$T CENTER ST., MANCHESTER bom Sept. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital.. Their ma­ Hartford and both described as ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs., Joeeph C Tll^ I7f tin. 41 pintle itript. Knp i box hindy. ^ ^ ^ CHERRY PIES ea hospital employes. The case Green Rd. Their 'T ’ paternal ' grandmother •la ——Mrs. —Stella ~DI­ ROYAL ICE CREAM against Margarette Brown was (ORANGE HALL BUILDING). ' PIetro, Hartford. They haVe a brother, Rudy, 11, and a ato- Tuck a traat in your school lunchbont. withdrawn last year. BETTY JANE TURNER ter, Margaret. ,6. J&JBAND AIDS«"»2i!?*1 According to the charge, Me tin. Makit your mouth tuta frith iid eiian. m DONUTS, Plain or Sugar ffi 2 5 ‘ Regular Nlcolo died on the (meratlng ta­ Brtabola, Edward, eon of Richard L. and Irene Oinaou REGISTER NOW! The kett tendwichot itert wWi Deliy ; WE RESERVE ble July 16, 1962. 'The charges ’ ^ Brlabola. RFD 3, Kelly Rd.. Vernon. He waa bora Sept . 8 THE RIGHT TO 99c allege that, on the preceeding at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandpar­ LISTERINE Mouthwash 5 9 ‘ SCHOOL OF DANCE C a ll 449-6766 • 649-2761 LIMIT day, July 15, be fell from hie ents are Mr. end Mrs. Jtrthur Chieaon, Webster, Maas. Hit WT KESEKVE THE KIQHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES WHITE SUCED BREAD 2 --3 5 ‘ I NOW bed and drainage tubes, pulled partenall1 grandparentarrGndptTDntA Dreare Mr.,^^andMr. ana Mw^Mra. Bivnui ^ l Briebotojconapoia^ QUANTITIES Vt out from his body, were “Im­ RtSUMiS CLASSiS AT THE SAME LOCATION Webster,r, Mowk “ He”* ‘haa two broithers, Rlohard, 2, And Mi- SAVE 10c! Qal. properly an4 hastily reinsert­ 20B NORTH MAIN STRECT. MANCHESTER chael, L ed,’' causing him “great pain TOP-QUALITY Check Our Uet For Tour Vi Oalloa Favoritee! and discomfort.” - ' The charges continue that, the LA8T PAY-— “OUTLAWB U COMING” . following day, Nlcolo was "re­ LESSONS IN BALLET, TAP. JA2Z. THIS WEEK Vanilla, Van.-Choc„ Vaa.-Straw„ Neepelltaa. Bnhhnh, quired to undergo another op­ Chocolate, Pletnchlo, Coffee, Butter Caiamel.' eration," and died in the op­ BATON, ACROBATIC rOR A DAY. WEEK...OR L O N G E R erating room. FRUIT — Orange Pineapple, Bum Ralelii, Strawherry, ★ MOTHIRS' AND tUSINfSS GIRLS' UMRERING AND STATE Nlcolo U represented by the Frosea Podding, Cherry Vaidlla, Black Cherry, Cher^ A 1965 Cor from law firm of Kucharakl and Tar- RXCERCISE CLASS Garden Nugget, Banim Split Black Raapbeny, DiAek Ap|^ plnlan, of Wllllmantlc, the hos­ mmTOMORRowi I Merlorty IroHiors NUT and CANOT—Maple Walnut Batter Peean, Batter pital by Day, Berry and Howard, ■k PRE-SCHOOL CLASSES Of Ha^ord and Dorto Donovan utbUpMwm yto Fresh!— Brickie, Butter Almond, Chocolate CUp, Peppermint Stick, ★ JAZZ CUSSES FOR A U AGES Choool^ Almond, Chocolate Batter CUp, Mocha Chip. by Ctotter and Cotter, of Bridge­ SWEET LUSCIOUS ITALIAN port. ★ SPECIAL RATON CUSSES FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR RIPPI lES—Strawherry, Chocolate, Dbl. Chocolate, Coffee A former Tolland County ltla ^t,j9 tiuitiy inoi^tt Butterecotdh, Buttereootch, Wild Cherry, MarehinaUew ! Deputy Sheriff, Melvin Cantor, HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS PRUNE PLUMS 3 *'3 t Stop^Shop Caramel, Baspbrery, Coffee Mocha, Choc. Marehmallew, I Is being sued for 95,000 damages aw * lw it.it Itf Blueberry. I by Thomas Danehy Jr„ of Cirs- ■■ ' ...... PLUSE RiGISTIR AT THE STUDIO — ■■■. i .e. i NO STICK' Firm frith heads \ tal Lake, Ellington. *•••••• 'AvaUabIt at your noarost Royhl Ico Croam Doalor’s I Danehy charges that, en June CALIF. ICEBERG LEHUCE***^ TODAY AND TOMORROW — SEPT. 11 14 ^ Brand ngw. fully equipped ews re«dy to go, 1J99 Chefs 7Vi Fry Pan IS Storo, or phono us for furthor information . . . 19, 1960, he waa aaaaulted by Bradlees Cantor at Ms heme at Crystal Rtdetm coupon and save a crisp O N E D O L L A R For'bolllni or bikini ■■ Lake. He elaima aevere lacera- I P.M. — t P.M. Reesonable ntee. tlena on hie head and face. B I L L , on our regular low "mini-price" of |1.9 9 . YELLOW ONIONS 5'^' iV Involved in the charge Is m - W Full Insurance eorerage. FOODS lOE OREAM session of tn automobile, (m - POE FURTHER INFORMATION 'nil laepee teed Ora Ristets from Washington Stati. m J A c tor claims that tha alleged fight a i A Large discount if your car la in our shop for tel., lept ta, lati occurred Vhen M (Cantor) wus CAU S29-0442 — I2f.fl27 or «44.107f repairs, BAKING POTATOES 5'^*47 COMPANY engaged flktbe “ regaining and l l H I M recapUon. property talten MIm T unor la » member a< tho ftoOoS tOeeOerb « I Co m ., b e ., Douee Musteca of Amar- from his possossion.” too, too, the Deaoe EduoAtera ef An>erleM‘'lM n M d member ef the N.Y.C. Chwter ef a MANUFACTUBEO IN M^CHBSTEB SmOf IfU t a Cantor statoa that ho waa aa- D .M A . and reeeBtly returned frem e tu M u t at tha Oaaee Ouravaa Oeuveatteu to New MOJUARH BROTHERS^ ataaotaeturers of O B IT m iJ ’S ^ N Q U B T SPUMONT squlted by Danehy. Your City. jAsate umn’iiiriffi 901 OBNTBB STREET — TEL. 949-9198 SAVE PENNIES PER ITEM..DOLLARS PER WEEK AND HUNDREDS PER YEAR WITH m m i-p riC illQ n WARREN STREET-PHONE Mt-SSSS A $10,000 suit 1^ Atty. Jerome Braaeh Studle# to WwthetsOeld ead B eel^ Hin I, Walsh, ef 99 Oorai4 9t., Man- ohastar, agatnat the Town of SSS5®SUuSEEi? "DIUOND HEAD” LBASINa FLANS FOE A U , 1995 5IAKEB di MODELS

rt. MANCHESTER EVENING^ HERALD, BIANCHESTEE, CX)NN« MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1985 rA O l VDUB M ANCH nnat 0Y1NIKO HERALD, KANCHE8TBR, CONN.» MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.1966

transfer of the community eol* A n d over Events IM S to etete ecntfol. Board TV-Ra(Jio Tonight School Site Issue CMlnnan Mrs. Kath«rlne Bourn ^UESTiON$ In Capital Will review rscent measures PTA Meeting Set o n d ^ P e o p W Manchester taken by state OMBjnltUM In re­ ANSWERS gard to BUS trasstnr For Wednetday Before Board Today Other matters exsested to he WAnUNGTON (AP) — The Television heard by the boars tonight in* cream of the world's legal elude e study of peasible prej- The first V T A meeting ed the W h « n w in Andover Blementary Boliool eovofogt of rofeaskm Is in Washington to SEE BATimOAVS TV WEEK FOB OOMPUCTB LOROfO The board of education may make a decision on the ecu vrhieh could be conduoted heapitol eor« coats un- SIscuss promoting world peace 6:06 ( S-lO-ms-SS) MOvU (iU ) To Tail Um 3Tnish under the new state end fed­ wW be held Wednesday at • l l n TheZ, through the rule of law. (60-10) Lloyd Ttuuiton Show 24) Magto>oeaB Community College •election of e site for the construction of an elemen­ p.m. la the eohooL . dor th« modleol Intur- eral acts relating to eduoatlen, In the House, It's "home rule” ( 8) Aftomnon Show 8:00 M) The PrsnSi OMf A fter, the buelaees of the (20) Memory Lan* (18)^Suba^|ilte TV tary school in the Spring-Gardner 8ts. area when it e plan of eoUon toward a revl- ones program begin? day, but the emphasis will be on 6:60 ( 40) Rifleman (U ^ ) John PbftJrt^ (0 ) meets tonight at Bennet Junior High School. ■ion of the board’s own polloies, meeting has been eonwletod. (18) Movie (12) I've Oot a iaorat sidestepping the Issue. The ad­ A Two-Yeer Inimutlon of Higher Education Thi decision will be ebettedo------—------and the effect of downtown ur­ Superintendent Arsm m tm a - A. On inly 1, 19M. So (30) Superman 1:30 IM) AnUquaa Jian and Supervleor Mrs. Helen ministration wants no part of 8) Yogi Bear ( 8-SO-fO) Jeasa Jamas by e report of a trip laturday ban rsnwal upon the eobeol eye- don't bo too m M c to the bill up for consideration to­ 6:00 8-40) Nowi. SporU. Weather (12) Lucy Show made to the two sites still un­ Ukliking say aetien on the pre- tom. MeoOoaald of District $, which N e w s » day. Its proposal comes up later (24) What'e New? :iO-22«» Dr. MMsra (O) osed poUey revision at this Inoludee Andover, will talk drop ony booMi Inimr- der oonsideratton by several poi (30) WhlrU’blrda 6:00 34) A Han Atona about the educaUonal program onco pfotoctloo yoo thus month. (lO) flye-Denllfy 6-20-t(>> SMnan&iak nam bers of the board and time. Sources say the Army Is so (22) R(x-ky and H li Friends An agreement between the for the year. The teeohipg staff nmy now boVo. 9y tbo 3-12) Andy Orlftlth (C) COURSE OFFERINGS ether Interested parties. These pleased by its helicopter opera­ 6:06 ( 3) News. Siwrts. Weather 10-26-10) Ahdy WUUaM (O board and the Oerebrml Palsy will be introduoed, end i^ e n t e Included auperlntendent of Nmo tfco now progrom tions in Viet Nam that plans are 6:15 ( 8-40) Peter Jennings—News 9:30 6-12) Hasri t o Aadoolation of Olreater Hartford MET Urges will visit classrooms and meet BillyB il ly Graham (221 Club liouee ^20-40) Psrmar’s DauHUar ■choola William (hirtie; Town under way to double the number on a method of engaging a the room mothers. A social h w foot into offoct, pH- ROCHE»TE3R. Minn. (AP) — 110) News, Weather Planning Director Joseph Tam- Bvangreltat B illy Graham, recu- of chopper companies. 6 30 ( 3) Walter Cronklte 10:00 ( 84h Mara Lawrasea prograi with refreshments will foHdw. yoto inenronco plojia (10-22-30) Ilunlley-Brlnkley (24) noht (or MoUlUy ■ky; Mrs. LlUlan Bhensla, prln- ihyeical! Salary Hike pwatiniE from aurg;ery on his ( 8) Lieutenant ( 8-20d0) Ben Oaaay FALL SEMESTER 196S for tbs. eduoatloh of physically A total enroHment iii the lUe- will prabobiy bo tol- of the South School; (40) Cheyenne (10-22-60) Run for Yaur Ufa handicapped children will be m enUry eehool of 3IA children proatate gland, had a “very, WoiM Peace; H irt court Jus Theodore Falibenke, lupertn- Urod to dovotoil wMi tices and lawyers fro from 110 na- (12) New.ebent outlined. This matter of hiring has besn announced by Frihol- very xmcomfortable day,” after (24) Tmvel Time 11:00 1 8JI-10-lA60dA60dO) Haws, tendent of buildings and From Rebate tbo now Sociol SocorHy Hors gather in Washington to- a teacher bad previously been pel Doris Chemberialn. Thie suffering compUcations, an aide X 6:46 (20) Peter Jennings—News Sports, Wamhar Now accepting appllcatloni for ilngle courses or degree programs In the following curricula: ■rounds, and three board mem day for the World Conference on 7:lX) ( 3) Movie (C) (18) Flor AduUa Only a subjeot of controversy bs- represents an Increase of IS lioopitol inonronco pro- said Sunday. bare, Beldon Schaffer, Alfred Graham underwent surgery World Peace Through Law. (18) In Public Intereat ll:16 jj^O ^n^^iC ) tween the two partlss end bee The Manchester Federation children over lest year. Bxcept tocNoo. (21') Readere Dtgeet # Builnasi Administration # Pre-Enginoerlng • Accounting # Gonoral Studios Canipbell and Leonard Seadsr. of Teachers hae put IteeU on last Ihursday at the Mayo Clin­ Absent on the list of early re­ (24) Whnfs New? |40) ikmrts nnal caused a delay in eettlng up the for the two Oreda i roonM with JUOTl 'S PO RK LO IN SALE! servations were any representa­ (12-22-301 News, SporU. 11:20 , 8) IfoTia The two tracts of land under program. Ihe'agreement report­ record as favoring'the transfer | M children each, alt the cleased S l ^ r o m * M ^ ic...... ' everege etoee to SO children. Mobicare and Social Dr. 0rady Wilson of Char- tives of Communist countries. Weather ll ) Movie • Exaeutlva Sacretarial • Liberal Arts and Seionces • Medical Laboratory Aiilitant eonslderatlon are e plot at the edly places the responelbUtty to the board of education's CUT FSOM COeN H O YOUNO s o s K ie s (10) Movie 11:26 40) Merv Orlffla budget of the forthcoming re­ Security. The above question lotto N.C., the aide, said G ra­ Major speakers at the first 7:15 (30> S[»>rts Camera i 8) Moarla end of Dartmouth St, now for the hiring end eompensatlng The Khool lunch is taken by end manymanv etheren U u » eream eneweredanawamd bate from the eteite to the town 2SS ehUdren, M take milk onl ham “ hasn't done too well at all sesaiaper. To get your copy' URINS plied to an over-aH improve­ end at 1:80 p.m. “We d Jose Carlos Ferreyros and 5:15 Dial 12 Acetg. 101B Principles of Accounting the lurrounding free lend in­ According to the town char injuatice'^ in the current teach­ consideration was drafted by 6:00 News rots, applesauce squares. Breed, South Vietnamese Ambassador Tu-Th 6:20-7:35 appropriate for any meaning­ ter, the planning and design of er eelary ecales. U . A V m A O l home rule opponents, and would 6:46 Lowell Thomas Acetg. lOlC Principles of Accounting butter and milk served with all Manchester Eveoing Herald! LOIN SIDE Nguyen Duy Quang. Ferreyros' 7:00 Worid Tonight ^ ful expansion. buildings under the control of Vater eeld that a study of give 86 per cent of the nation's M-W 3:30-4:45 metis.maala ^ Andover oerremeodent. Law-1 wife and daughter accompanied 7:30 Harry Reasoner Acetg. 111 Secretarial Accounting Another item on tonlght’i the board are to be performed ■alary schedules in Connecticut capital to the state of Maryland. 8:00 News renoe Moe, td. 74$-67M. him. agenda Is the probable discus­ by the department of public would reveal that the ealary Flower Frisee OR ROAST The remaining 16 per cent 8 :15 Dial 12 Aectg, 201 Advanced Accounting W-F 4:45-6:10 It has become a postwar tra­ sion of a ^ v t e e d statement on works but subject to the dlrac level of Mancheeter teachers Five of the twenty-six 6th would be left as is, under direct 10:65 Yankees vs. Angels PORK CHOPS CINTM CUT dition for the empress to receive WTIC— ISDS Acetg.‘211 Cost Accounting W-F 7:45-9:00 the boalra'e policy on the issue tion of the board. had fallen behind those of many grade elementary eehool pupils control of Congress. 6:00 Afternoon Edition new ambassadors and their M 4:55-6:10; W 6:20-7:35 o f teacher-board relations. At The finanoa eommittee is ex other toumt. He etreeeed that who were given linnia seeds House Spesker John W. Mc­ 6:00 News, SporU. Weatbsr Acetg. 221 Federal Taxes famlUes. 6:36 Light n Lhreiy the last board meeting, Schaffer pected to report on adjustments there seemed to be a strong lest May by the Andover Gar­ Cormack told Rep. John L. M c­ M-W 6:20-7:35; Lab.Tu 3:30 TV 6:46 Blue of Evening Principlas' of Biology was instructed to prepare such to be made in the new budget unity of opinion on this sutrieet den Club showed the resuHe of Millan, D B . C-, c W r m s n of the 7:06 Conversation Fiteca Ble. lOIA Tu-Th 6:20-7:35; Lab W 8:00-10:00 a revision for presentation at due to an undoresUmeta in the among teachers here, rcgianfl) their Work when their entrlee Dr. jQhn Gibbon House Diatrlot Committee and Bio. 101B Prineiplos of Biology this meeting; however. In the total salary figiua of about fib, were Judnd on Saturday. Win­ NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. John chief supporter of the 86-16 plan, M-W 3:30-4:45; LabTh 8:00-10:00 of their organleational affiUa- meantime, the Manchester BJdu- 000. Ih a undoreetlmata wee ap­ ner was Ridiard Odbome who SERVICE B. Gibbon Jr. has been selected he woul U.S. Ambassador Eldward A. SPECIAL TUUDAY, W -F 7:45-9:00 Clark told a luncheon audience Richard M. Nixon, former WIDNISDAY Eng. 99A Remedial English SMILING SERVICK that “we will never abandon or vice president: “Remember, Tu-Th 4:55-6:10 the Communists think different­ Eng. 99B Remedial Englis 1 FrtdiPMcdCEERY run out on our friends and I U.S. NO. I Mk MTOSH JUICY SUNKIST pridefully assert that we do not ly than we do. The CommunistB Eng. 101A Freshman English Tu-Th 3:30-4:45 trade ott old friends for new never talk about negotiations M-Th 4:55-6:10 APPLES ORANGES Crisg CARROTS 3 * * ^ ^ ones.” unless they are losing.” (Dis­ Eng. lOlB Remediat English The ambassador, from Austin, cussing Viet Nam on NBC's ra­ Steak Sale! Eng. lOlC Renfadial English Tu-Th 6:20-7:35 dio-television program “Meet YEUOW ONIONS Tex., was making his first visit All Cut From Super-Right Quality Tu-Th 3:30-4:45 3 » 3 9 f 1 2 - B 9 f outside the capital of Canberra the Press” ). Eng. .lOiP Remedial English since arriving in Australia a President Johnson, as quoted Heavy Western Com^feded Steer Beef!Beef i Eng. lOIE Remedial English W -F 7:45-9:00 month ago. tw Lawrence F. O’Brien, White Check This Trim ... And The Low Prices Tu-Th 4:55-6:10 .... FROZEN FOOD H e assured the, group of Aus- ~ louse leglalatlve Chief and post- Eng, lOIF-^ - Ramodiai English trmllan and Am erican business master genaral-dealgnate; Eng. lOI'G Remedial English Tu-Th 4-.5S-6:10 men Sunday that American in­ “There’s notMng that I put FILIET STEAK cu .M 'T i. M -W 9:10-10:25 ) vestment in Australia “will con­ greater emphasis upon than Eng. lOIH Remedial English tinue and will grow in the years congressional relations, and Eng. 201 Survey of English Literature M -W 3:30-4:45 ahead.” that must apply to every, de­ CHUCK STEAK in—Save 20c LB Eng. 203 Effective Speaking M 4:55-6:10; W 6:20-7:35 partment and agency." (Copy­ Boneless, From right Interview in U.B. News A Fin. Inst. Financial Institutions M 6:20-7:35; Th 9:00-10:25 Lant and Fontanne Wwld Report.)' BLADE STEAKChuck, Seve 10c lb 1.19 GENESEE DEPOT, Wis., Fine Arts 101 History and Appreciation of Art M-F 6:20-7:35 Steak, Boneless From .69 (A P ) — Alfred lAint and Lynn Capital Footnotes M -W 3:30-4:45 Fbctanne, a couple famed in the French 101A Elementary French DRMONICO RllUsave 20c LB 1 RCG. or CRMKU CUT 9-es.Fkga. American theater long before Vice Admiral Hyman G. Kick­ French lOlB Elementary French M -W 6:20-7:35 the birth of networic television, over has won a two-year exten­ D ID C T C A IF Super-Right Quality sion of active duty and will re­ Intermediate French Tu-F 3:30-4:45 watched alone at their country R I D d I E A R Heavy Steer Beef LB',99' Frengh 201 BIRDS EYE POTATOES 1 0 -9 9 home Sunday night as the young main 6U head of the Navy's nu­ Hist. 101A West. Civilization thru Reformation Tu 9:10-10:25; F 6:?0-7:35 industry accorded them its clear submarine development program. Without the facial Hist. 101B West. Civilization thru Reformation M-Tu 9:i 0-10:25 greatest award. CAllF0RNiA‘“■s,“ ^b65' f / "It was way beyond our bed­ approval from President John­ Hist. lOlC West. Civilization thru Reformation Tu-Th 9:10*10:25 son, Kickover, 68, would have DOWNTHilKi WARUS 1 0 -9 9 time," said lAmt, 72, who said Tu 9:10-10:25; F 3:30-4:45 he began the day weeding his been retired next year....The VEAiSTEAK 69" Hist. roiD West. 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Dowd, FrandB D a» He ear cn the edge of Ms act Fernon sllse, 48 Mile WU Rd.; Richard and fumed, about a tM telling Qraf, fugar Hill Rd„ Toland; another girt sometMng about m a n d r r B t r r But one does not need to dispute any Elias him and now, ter the firat time of the slnoerlUes involved to classify Inside Bren: all day, there was soma 17-ysar- • the maneuver aa an expert of Its kind. Bmlth, irUlM ft. Old, ^ a UtUe Mt of ft, to Carruthers, McGusker Sdrap . Don Martin who wont out and Enmins IfrraUl Here, for many montha there had AdmittedI a m a y : Mom, RoWa.R4.» learned how to kUl and every­ Sfl been Senator Morse, the Oregon mav­ kmtat, U8 Orove ft.; elen No- body says he Is very good at It erick, standing up pradtlcally every Ian. I l l Cfi and new they aay he’s too young rove f t .; Obolle Mkiesq Mrs. Douglas Paul, ngh Mt. loiitlw ■••••••••••••••* Then the threat of the steel- strike ner — Communist China. Yesterday, Carruthers charg-^ In hls statement, Oarruthara The Town and Country Play­ stuff.” fM Moeths •»«••••••••••• came along. The man in the White •d that the "mayor has been n o M that "petqile In that ers have announced open cast­ Births •aUirdfty>"A"acn' to When he laid ’’teen-age,” ha cause: The question of who gets • Montii •••••••••••■••••• Hard Intslliganos la scares,' ing ter their fall production of Mr. and Mra. lyendall Y}ate%' said it as if he were an adult House had the happy thought that this hut tosrs Is rsason to s u n n t running a aeoret and illegal (Skinner Road) area are sub­ Kashmir, Pakistan or India. UKKBER o r , private dump at WlndsorviUe Jaan Kerr’s comedy “Hary, Hartford; a ion to llr^juw qoMmentlngling abouta kids, same Wayne Morse, this daily tormen­ an understanding of some ject to the stench of the Hock- Ever since the partition of In 1 S B aS o CIATMO P I - ---- Rd. . . . In direct vtoiaticn of anum River Mary’’. The recent Broadway Mrs. Anthony lamonnod,'Wri|rk "Do you nave a girt?':' t>6 was dla Into two eountrlee, after the Hm Aaodatod Pr««i 1» excluilv«l| tor of our foreign policy, is also an ex­ sort may have beet) reached be­ play, wWch enjoyed a four year ner Dr. ' , aakatb for a new garage? to th* nu a( n i tween Communist Chjna and aonlng and health eodaa." An odor coming from the riv­ British milled out, India has hM eredlttd ft pert In the field of labor relations. Oerruthsrs said that "Wednee- er below the RoMvUla filtration mn,___, ______has a east of three . m pi and Births Sunday; A ^ghter* . '‘Oh, I have one,” he eald. flatly refused to abide by a Unt^ , thla p«p«r and Pakistan last ysar, perhpas In two’ women. Anyone Intofsated to Mr. and Mrs. LkmM Bosqia. He reached Into the deep pocket GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK HATE So Senator Morse was asked to Serve April, whsn (jhou Chou Bn-lai, toe day night a spectacular blaM it has been a political leaue ed Nations proposal for a plsb- Ati oC r«publl«Ulon ot special dla- rovoaled that an area that had the past. when eome rural in reading for n part mdy attend 1S7 W. Main at. (ri We fatigue, pants and pulled esotte In Kashmirs, The reason: as one of the President’s mediators In Chinese Foreign Minister, Went casting date tomorrow at • p.m. Discharged Thundnyt Dr* out e fofdi^ letter. ”1 Just got AMOUNT YOU MONTHLY r e p a y m e n t TERMS . 1 herein are also reserred. to Pakistan for sedret talks. ba«n set aside for the burning rpolIlticlana have accused the the steel strike situation. And, being a 101ormer RockvUle city govern- in toe Lottie Flak Building In nest Uthgenannt, 7 Gam pr^ this from her.” Pakistan. RECEIVE IS p iy im n U 24 paymniti 38psym entt ^ s Herald PrlnUng OompMy. /nc -. That waa, 18 months nfter of the local merchants' com­ lUnea no financial responsibility for typ» good citisen asked for a special head­ bustibles (paper and cartons) la ment of operating the flltritlon Henry Park, Rockville. Ferdinand Nadeau, 14 Emily. He unfolded it end held tt cut Beyond that, Itoe late Prime China's swift invasion o( India The play, to be directed by Kelly RdJ Itt began, ”I’m not very g ^ at $ 6 0 0 $ S 3 $ 2 8 F 1 9 .6 7 mphleal errors appearins I" line service In a field of his own com­ now being used for the dispos­ plant poorly, so that a a odor Dr.; Alice Roderick, Minister, JaWaharlsl Nehru, ^^oOier reading matter In Tbs Hanchestsr In the fall of 1»«. « mlMta?y William McCurdy of Hartford, Richard Hall, 8 Hammondimond Bt!t I writing letteta end I cenT even 1 .2 0 0 1 0 6 SS log BeraM. petence, Senator Morse could hardly re­ ing end burning of other than is observed down river. conatantly derided Pakistan as probe that humbled . India and The mayor answered toe will be presented on ^ d k y and R a ^ o n d Deal, Kingabury think of what to ririta, but TH a temporary country that right< exposed toe weakness of its oombUstibles, mostly from the 1 ,8 0 0 1 5 9 8 4 6 9 .0 0 ; 111 serrKs client of N. B. A. Service, fuse. xwdevelopRienl area.” "stinking Hockanum River Saturday, Nov. 6 and I, In Sykes Ava.; Rose St. Plcire, M try. I hope your doing alright fulW belonged back with India. FUMUnersibllshers RepresenUtlvsajtepresem«uv»» --— »ii« army- As a result of that brief School S t,; Mra. Dorothy Bo- dvor there. At least you haven’t tlMbews" 1 Soeelal ^ sn cr — New York, .Chi- We are not quite clear what precis# Mayor McCusker replied to­ doesn!t stink when it leaves the Auditorium, RockvlUe. These repeated slights under­ LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED engagement, India now has lU. Scouts to Merge nan and daughter, BlUngton. gOiiq a-wall yet. Ha-ha.” gale. Detroit and Boston. . role Senator Morse may have played in day that he was at Wednesday’a filtration plant It gathers lu standably infuriated Pakistan. liteMBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUUAr best divisions poised along toe odious aroma -as It jvends its Rockville and Vernon Girt Discharged Friday: Kath-| Vfthe can’t apell AWOL,” he Iter years, while warning Pakis­ TIONS. bringing about the actual settlement of blaM,' end charged that Car- Scout Neighborhood Assocla- northwest frontier, facing China, way through toe rural area, with trine Dlmmlck, Ellington; Dell b M|1 . , . tan not to use the 8460 million the threatened strike. and not a single soldier ha* nUhors -was "abusive to Rock­ tiona are {xannlng to merge this Hammond. 29^Range Hilt Dr.; ( He turned the page and polnt- THE CONNECTICUT BANI^ Pisplav advertising closing bourni ville Fire Chief John Ashe and Ita many hidden septic tanks. worth of U.S. miUtary equip­ ^ r Itonday — 1 p.m. PrMay. But we do know that a day or two been withdrawn for. acjion This has been proven and any­ fall, wtth Mrs. Ed J . Galllgan Kenneth Frail, E ast H artford ;, *d to a paragraph at the bot- ment against India, the United AND TRUIT COMPANY For Tuesday — 1 p m. Monday. across toe subconUnent against Other flretnea.’’ neighborhood chairman. The Eugene Wochomurka, Olditohi, ”Oh,” It eald, ”do you For Wednesday — I P m, T u es^ . passed in the United States Senate McCusker said that on one may check the filtration States has tried to maneuver U N. MAIN STi 80S MADT 0 . for Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. paJclstun. first meeting of toe combined S t^ o r d Rd., Tolland; Anfth know Ginger Ames? She told me without a Morse speech against “Mc­ Wednesday, during toe fire, Oar- plant outlet to satisfy bis Curi­ India into a Kashmirs settle­ SlANCHEACmR PARKADB ^ |br Fridav — 1 n.m. Thursday. Thus, the obvious flrkt stop of organizations will be held to­ Schleelnger. Dobson Ave.; yobW go oyer to her ment. Every effort failed. sVir Saturday — 1 p.m> Friday. rutoers was "shouting and osity.” morrow from 9 :30 to 11 ;S0 a.m. Classified deadline: 10:90 a.n^ each day ft Namara’s war.” a pi^ble Pakistan - China un­ Old Dump Mentloaed FrancU TOWn, 93 Vernon Ave.; ] in'f hpuse. WeH. It’* a cuple of There is no doubt about the derstanding has already been screaming, like he was throw- In toa TaloottvlUe Congregation­ Nina Behnke, 181 Union St.; mont^is top lato ro I’ll ^ v e publication except Saturday — » am. And tl^at one of the first things Sen­ ing a tantrum.” strength of Pakistan’s claim to fulfilled: Half of India’s best In his statement Carruthers al Church, Main St., Talcott- Martha McHutchlson, Grant you- Ain’t I nice? You bettw ator Morse did when he got back to the ief Ashe said today that the charged that the former Rock­ Kashmir. But this claim is Monday, September 18 fighting forces. Including to* vllle. AH leaders, aaelstant lead­ Hill Rd.. Tolland; Fanny. Kig»-, n»- Alstraya your friend. nothing aa eompartd to ths dis­ Senate was to make a speech praising Are, which attracted some peo­ ville dump, located on West Rd. ers, and troop committee chair­ crack Third Dlvjslon, afo Im­ ple, "was not a hazard,’’ be, Ellington; Helen Zowada, aster that may befaU ths West President Johnson’s statesmanship in mobilised on the Chino border, and now closed, waa closed man are urged to attend. 44 Mountain Bt.; Alfhlld Heine, 'Look at that," Martin said. Re added that, if the blase through the "mismanagement” as a result of Pakistan’s resort averting the^ steel strike. hundreds of miles from the Scouts to Meet ' 73< Union Bt. "Some broad getttn’ me in trou­ to war to. make good Us claim. The Bigr Issue Submerged bad occured in the daytime, of the former Democratic city ble with my girl by spreadln’ scene of action in the Punjab. "nobody would have even no­ Troop 92 Boy Scouta will bold Discharged Saturday: Ronald IN * PuMIdieni Newspaper it government rumors about me." Syndicate Germany, aa elsewhere. It takes The obvious second part of a ticed it. But because it hap­ their first meeting of toe fqll Mallon, 30 Tumhlebrook Dr,; 3 possible Pakistan-Chlna underr "It was through this same Thursday a t 7 p.m. in Union Mrs. Dorothy -Aahwall and son, R' ^U tical campaign to bring out the pened at nigM, it was noticed.”- type of Democratic mismanage­ Wxirst In us. So It Is that much of the An Augury Of Snakes standing is also being fuMUled— Carruthers charged that, be­ Congregational Cnurch. Any boy 102 Woodbridge St. Manchea- a rising cresceado of politloal ment” Carruthers said, "that who has been registered and ter. I sound and fury as between Chancellor A correspondent in the National Ob­ cause material from demolished we lost our dump on West St., pressure on India from Peiping. bulldtbfeis in the redevelopment does not plan to attend In the Discharged SundaySdrie QUALflY tuilwlg Erhard of the ruling Christian server has revealed his own cynicism So far, toll has taken Uj* f0P»i closed by court order. This same future Is asked to contact Wil- Smith, M ’Villag* Btii Maiw about the lasting qualities of the peace area were being burned at the dunm, run under the direction DIAMONDB pebmcrata and Mayor Willy Brandt of of demands for India’s .with­ site, a health hazard exists. ll«un Dumas, scoutmaster so Stone, i n Vernon Ava,;iJoseph President Nasser of Egypt and King drawal from Pakistan, and the of Republican Mayor Herman boys on the waiting list will be Baudin, « Ward S t . «Hf Social Democrata has degenerated "Does toe mayor have writ­ Olaon, wqa cited for Its fine op­ SINCEIMO Faisal of Saudi Arabia have pledged characterisation of the war as ten certlffcatlon from our health able to Join toe troop. |ntR Uie lowest common denominator of an Indian invasion, stimulated eration by toe courta." Masons Meet The Hctmld’i V e n i^ Baiwth themselves to keep m the little nation offtcer or from toe redevelop­ Mayor MCCuaker answered Is at Pane Btl. RorirvU| , fo rties these days—bombast i ^ u t na* and supported by U.8. Imparial- ment commisilcn or the de­ Fayette Lodge AF A AM win 88 4 of Yemen. that toe former Democratic city tfcmal strength and honor. In the case ism. China also claims that In­ struction company that the ma- hold ita first stated communica­ P.O. Box 827, teL ^75-818jl M He reports, this correspondent, that dia is violating the China bor­ government "Inherited’’ the tion of toe season tomorrow 648-2711. S( Germany, both Erhard and Brandt terial being disposed of at this dump problem from former may­ the price of snakes is going up in South der, perhaps laying the grototd- lll^ q l dump are free of rodents night at 7:30 In the Masonic Itove now been made to sound aa if work for a repeUtTcn of 1963 — or Olson. Temple on Orchard St. Wor- ^hey were thinking of little but reelst- Arabia, despite talk of peace. and roaches?” "Our problem with the West overt Chinese invasion of India. Mrs. Betty-Lou Williams, as­ Shipful Master Joseph J . Belottl Bids on Painting Blg Communism and oi how to get What does the price of snakes have Although toe odds today arq. S t dump started under Olson’a will preside. sistant executive director of the Republican, administration,” Mc­ fjtoir fingers on some of our atomic to do with questions of peace and tVar? well under BO-60 that China, ac­ Rockville redevelcqiment ogen Demons tratton Opened by Town EVERY Cusker said. "Mr. Carruthers Bombs in order to resist Communism or Correspondent Leo Heiman, obviouS' tually will Invade, tots Is the ob­ cy, said today that all buildings Louts Fusari, of Bloonifield, vious third part of the possible should Check hts facta on tola,” will give a demonstration In oil «i how to make theif own bombs If we ly enjoying a narration which reads Ming demolished are fumigat- The Douthette-Archlbald Co. understanding with Pakistan. ed "several days before they the mayor added. painting tomorrow night at 8 like the product of some night spfmt “I am quite aware of toe East Hartford is the apparent don’t let them play with ours. But even without any Chinese are tom down.” at the firat fall meeting of the With Arabian hashish, explains that the military action, the scenario fdr problem','’ the mayor said, low bidder for- painting the ex- WED. Such an election season impression is "Fumigation is in the speclfi- Tolland County Art Aaaociation tertOTB of the Hall of Records desert warriors of Yemen carry small' cataclysm is clearly vlklhte. By eatiohs and In the contract with "since I was on toe city council The meeting will be conducted fgobatoly not very close to the real in­ during the Republican atunini- on Center St., and the Police snakes in their ammunition pouches allowing hersSIf to be encour­ the demolition firm,” Mrs. Wil­ by Mrs. Caroline Forster, pVesl- stincts of either man. and therefore aged by China, Pakistan has Btratloit” Station on E . Middle Tpke. when they go on campaign. Often, Just liams said. dent and will be held in Building The East Hartford company S22S OPEN dees Justice neither to the election race now embroiled all of South Asia She added that, prior to toe "The dump on W est St. was A, at the comer of Park and WED., as they are about to take a shot at In turmoil. For example, contin­ closed when the Democrats took submitted the lowest prices for ||^lf nor to either of its candidates. present demoHUon phase, she School Sts. each separate .project, using one somebody across the sands, desert uation of the war will set poli­ over,” Mayor McCusker added THURS., vThe real difference between the two a aeeompanled a representative Pictures are to be brought In touch-up coat and one ^ Tlnieh PAYMENT TERMS tical forces In motion in India, GOP Cancela Meeting by members- for the Pictures of SSndIdatea that is obscured when both wind will flip a speck of sand into one of Modem Pest Control Inc., coat. It was also low on al­ INVITED FRI. & SAT.^ the world’s largest, moat cUm-- of Meriden, assigned to the Job, A meeting of toe Repub­ the Month, to be chosen for dl them are thus busy defending the of their eyea If they stick their own lican 'town Committee of ternate prices for two ftnieh TILL bersome democracy, that could around the yedevelopment area, hanging in various public build­ coats. ^ therland is that Mayor Brandt, on dirty fingers into the afflicted eye Aloag Counter Roods With Sylvian Oflera topple toe Shastri government .Idlngs to he Vernor scheduled for to­ ings for the coming month. n o tin g out toe builf morrow night at 8 has been The low bidder's prices were, 9 P.M. S they - will add to their trouble instead SOME PUMPKINS and lead to grave domestio dis­ long record, and on his own pollti- fumigated. canceled because of a fash­ Police Arresta for the Hail of Records, 3486 and of solving i t And, in desert warfare, orders. ' "It looked pretty decent to Situation, is more inclined than ion show {banned by the Re­ Richard Santoro, 23, of 100 3727, and for the PoUce Station, 2 nobody can afford water enough to And-Just beneath toe surface nun" Chief Ashe said. He add Union St., was summoned to 3940 and 31,4l0. d^ancellor Erhard to regard the present. lurks toe a'wful danger of Hin­ •d that there appeared to be no publican Women’s Club. wash but all the eyes that get sand The show will be held in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, Others who submitted bids to­ 4|luation in Europe as temporary and figM in. Hie thicker the- better du turning on Moslem, in pre­ health hazard. Sept. 28, on a charge of mak­ blown into them. Fiano’s Restaurant tomor­ day are William Adams of Man­ Stone real steps toward reunlficftion of • for them." . dominantly Hindu India, and Carruthers charged that ing unnecessary noise -with a chester, 3668 and 3983 for the So the A rib warriors open their am* Moslem slaying Hindu In Moe- "Through Mayor McCusker’s row at 8:16 p.m. dermany aa imperative. He did not look like a boy with St. Bernard’s Couples dub motor vehicle. Patrolman Mar­ Hall of Reqords and 31,168 and 6 5 lem Pakistan. mismanagement, the merchants tin Kincman made the arrest m ^antwjem^^^m^ munition pouches, and take out their the gun in his hand. 31,978 for the PoUce Station; Ulhancellor Erhard, on the other hand> Veterang At 17 All this means political ebaos,-- of otlr obmmnnlty- may- again St. Bernard’s Married Couples TUESDAY and personid serpents' which, the co rre-' ’’Bayonets,” he said. "Man, Club •will hoM Its first meeting Thursday. and the Haywood ee not shells hanging from his back squawk." beer,” the mess sergeant said. (See Page Seven) donesia and plots a Oommuniet- development area Itself, where charged with failure to drive of being drawn into a tall tale one is and the black mud around him there Is now large empty Mrs. Sterling F. Little, past voted to prefer German unification "They’re worried about Viet "Do you drink?” Markle was style government, master-mind­ president; Mr. and Mrs. John left ^ a parked vehicle. Kelpon going to enjoy swallowing almost as was pluming ~up from the small Ram because they’re home rais­ asked. ed by D.N. Aidet, toe party lesd-^ areas,” Oamithers -said. was also issued a written warn­ Shopping for bargains today? elver continued alliance and possible arms fire and then the mud "However, dumping and burn­ Ashe, vice president; Mr. and SELECT— CHOICE much aa the narrator enjoys spinning ing a bunch of faggots,” another "Hell, yeah, anything we get er, to take over after President Mra. John Woron, secretary; ing for drl-ving after drinking, mclear partnership with us. But it may went up higher when mortar our hands on,” he said. A Thought for Today Sukarno. With Indonesia to toe ing of this material at the Wind- it. One doesn’t really want to find out, one of the kids ssdd. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beebe, by Patrolman Martin Kincman. v ^ e that way this time, shells hit it. "Danrn right,” Martiiu^said. "Drink all toe time,” Martin Sponsored by the Manchester south and Pakistan to toe' west, sorvUle Rd. area must be by research, that it is or isn’t a true ■topped immediately,” Cami- treasurer; and Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ He also is scheduled to appear i t may be, however, that even the Two men In his squad went White paint tri(;Jed- down , his > said: CkiuncU of Churches China would' then be able to ward 8, Mamuszka, registrar. In court Sept. 2S. tale. One concedes Heiman his account, down, and then the company . "Do every damn tol^ a man bring new pressures on South­ thers said. Hospital Notes e (e real difference between the two long arin. He ts six foot and. "Mr. Carruthers,•e,” the mayor i ^XTCommittee chairmen , appolntj- TOP ROUND $<109 east Asia, Including Viet Nam, and his Arab warriors their snakes in commander was hit, too. Martin wijigha ito pounds. His h a ir. is can do,” another one' of them. much’ to sky; ^ ^he president Admitted Thursday; Eugene (|^rman parties is no longer as impor- moved Just as if he was in trsdn- Jam es Rats of Chicago, said. “You then, my son, be strosig where U.8. troops are now fight­ continued, "has their pouches, and reserves only the cut to the rbots. The-hint of a hi th e . grace that ,is in Chriot but the firemenm feel thatthkt Mrs. Paul Lawery, auditing:« Mr. Wochomurka, Old Stafford Rd., t«>t as it once seemed to be. For one , ing. He came wading through- beaitf was tm tifie sides Of his - ‘"niey - have no complaints ing a war of their own. and Mrs. Howard Huff, door; Tolland; Joseph Baudin, 6 Ward ig, the state of the world at the truly Important question of whether the / the mud oif good dtrong legs'and ^ with us,” Martin said. "We Jesus,”' (II Tbnothy 2:1). Lost from sight in thle Harsh Wednesday’s fire was (set).” LB. sunburned- face; His teeth were This week. In our “thoughts McCusker noted that the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Girard, St.; Alfred Maples, 20 Grand high or low cost of thf snakes is a * handed over' the mortar shells.- yellow from the diri of Bien Hoa didn't, run or anything.” but realistic view of the Indfa- ment has accomplished the unusual for today”, we will give atten­ burning area Is "no secret: Is hourte; Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Ave.; Dennis Geasay, 17 High S valid augury of peace or war. One Then he moved out and began and the cigarette he always has ’’Run?’’ Rice said. “If there Faklatan conflict is its original Milllx; newsletter; Mr. and Mrs. feat of seeming to relegate the prob­ tion to some verses addressed not mine; Is managed by An­ St.; Arthur Butcher, 10 Robert STEAKS firing. He still thinks he might in his mouth. He looked at the was any running, we were run­ James Brennan, program; Mr. Rd. lem of German reunification to a sec- hopes, i nany case, that the next quo­ to a young Christian disciple, (See Page Bevea) drew Tricarioo, head of the AUTOMATIC REDUCTION. ONE PRICE AS ADVERTISED1 have got one of them. There was paint brush and cursed. ning at them." and Mrs. Gilbert Weber, pub­ tation on snakes is lower. by Christianity’s greatest’!mis­ public works department, and Admitted Friday; Neil Ham­ oM ary importance, which is a strange one lying on top of a hill. The " I t’s- a damn shame,”- the ”Do you like to go on opera­ licity. mond, 29 Range Hill Dr ; Morey head was shot off. Don Martin tions?” they were asked. sionary, the apostle Paul. hls staff; and is not a dump, r^ in g for a problem that has to be (ness sergeant, a man in his but a burning area.” Also Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young, 87 Bolton Rd. isn’t sure, but when he is alone late 40s, skid. J'These are men. "You don’t look forward to The role of leadership paseea Herald Martino, refreshhments; Mr. Admitted Saturday: Irene SELECT— CHOICE salved before there can be any kind of he thinks that he m i|^ have them,” Martin said. ”I don’t from one generation to the n ext "Mr. Carruthers,” the mayor psacb or stability In Europe. They’ve all bera tinder Are. Now added, "Is a poor representa­ An Identity For Waterbuty done It. they come along and try to think anybody really likes R Paul rendered a real service by "Hell, I can kill as wdll as- Yesterdays tive. and he' Is not working for •tM BARGAIN SHOP giving certain Instructions to 'And, secondly, it is never a sure Many cities throughout the country luake them feel like something’s when you can get killed. But the community as a whole. He BOTTOM ROUND | | | | tUng to judge what policy may follow have a characteristic which stands ot/i anybody can,’’ he was saying. the matter writh them . because you’re in a company writh every­ young Timothy “my beloved "You shoot enough, you got to body and. jvhen toey go, you child.” 25 Yean Ago is working for himself, and Is in the minds of visitors and is perman­ of their age. There, look at this trying to gather any publicity aa election by the past reputation and itnock down somebody. You got want to go with toem. You don’t 36 Tears Ago ently identified with the city. Waterbury one. You call that a baby?” His first admonition to Tim­ he can use for his own political 'C^palgn statesments of the partici- was once known as the brass center of to knock somebody’s head off want to stay here.” othy waa to remember toe Howell Cheney, school board gtoita. I sure as hell'did enough Shoot­ Elliot Markle was standing In Mautin put down hi* brush and benefit” ★ ★ ★ the world and also as the city where source of his life, hls strengto, member for over 40 years and 'T live as clow to the burning ing.’’ the doOiway. He has toe' build walked do^ a dirt path be­ his dteclpleship. God is that long Us chairman, receives med We, in this country, got a large dose dollar watches were made. Fame de­ of a geiod middleweight, leo area as some of toe people In RO AST y y rived from products, though an econ­ Since this first operation, tween barbed wire strands to Source and Hls Son, Jesus of al fi—Jrom State~— Board- - of - -Educa­ - OF MANCHESTER of Goldwater in the White House when pounds or so, but from his shoul- his tent. R was a big -tent, dark the Skinner Rd. area,” toe may­ omic asset, does not necessarily live on which was hack in June, Map- . ____ h,.,- Nazareth, the expression of tion for meritorious service hi or said, "and on occaasion, we Every day Is "Bargain Day" at Watkins Bargain Shop. wa elected Johnson, and might have forever. tin hnnn' nut nn 'n t h ^ ^ d W tO and hot because .the aides were education. ONE PRICE AS ADVERTISED tin has been out oh six others ele waa a s .thick as a . neck God’s .concern for everyone ,-of do get some smoke. But this la bffn surprised, too, with some of the Some cities have natural physical with his company,-which he part rolled down! All the cots were Hara w# collact all tha ona-of-a-kind, diicontinuad characteristics which bring them wide­ brac^. empty. He sat d t^ on the end one of toe Inconvenlexwee w6 supposed Johnson moderation if we had of the 173rd Airborne Brigade. Thnbthy's strength, ’ Hke 10 Yean Ago. must all put up with oq oocas- patterns and ihop-markad piacas from our regular dis­ spread notice. There ' is San Francisco Early in August, the outfit was v ’’What Site shtrt dol you -of his «M-and ^eltod i4> a shot­ PRul’a, waa to rest In whet Oo(l slacted Goldwater. Henri Pessini installed as com­ ■ ton." with Its famous hills, which led to pulled out of its camp In' the’dlrt - .take?"'h e was. asked. gun lying on top of It. had done and not In the worth­ play floors and reduce them sharply. If they remain more Mayor Brandt, if he got the chancel- colorful cable cars and rows of white "S h irt? I don’t know. Let me "Good close-in weaptm," he mander of Dllworth-Oornell- "No one Ic nrarc aware cf the and mud ot Bien Hoa and sent . iness of human actlvltlM. This Quey Poet No, 102, American than.a weak they are automatically reduced again... Itnishlp, might still regard the reunifi- houses on hilltops. on art operation at Bleifiu. When see, 1 take •about a 17.” said. "An eight-pump,, double-O soot and smoke aa I, but bs- la a word of advice-and caution wptm; Mrs. E.S. Moseley In- oause of tos use of toiS burning CRAB LEGS 8 9 eiUion of Germany as his number one Other cities have developed a physical toe dompany lined up at 4 a.m. .''That’S a;>.blg neck,", he was buckshot, tt’s a weapon good for for every time and place' every weak. But few things stay around vary long. characteristic. Travelers through Balti­ on. toe .fron - matted belloopter told. stoUed aa president of Aux- area by some of the towifa larg­ problem, but might feel like making real dense brush. That’s all> they T h e Rev. Jrtm B. Poet lUsry. Probably tha sofa, chairs, odd dinette piacas, mirror, more are Impressed by the white stairs pad down from their tents. Don est taxpayers, toe burning area, hb^ory wait while he consolidated his at the front of all homes and apartment Martin was left behind! He-was , wWch b«a beta in use for sever- mattress or lamp, you wont is hara, noty, at a bargain ofipi potttloal position. And Chancellor buildings. Some are made' of marble, not. allowed to go on any mom price. Coma in and sea. Hara are |ust a few axamplasi Birtiard,- if he should be reelected and others of stone or concrete aqd many operations, some big officer told LARGE SHRIMP 8 9 ib- a^ e to feel the country solid under him of wood, but all are either natural white him. They were going to ship or painted white. him home to America. There Is afaln, might decide that the time had There are cities which receive special no trouble about it. Martin eaine for Germany to atop trying to attention because of their festivals and knows how to.kill and he’s ‘Will­ 5189.60 60" Cherry French Provincial China, 2 cupboards and 8 draw- POPULAR ENRICHEDRICHED other special events. New Orleans has a live half in the world of the United ing to kill. But he is. 17 yqars ers in. •bM ^top w .*At_ ithTplate n ..^l...A.^ p------jw e d.1 ate^laeAroshelyea ...... 151.60 I‘n 1 . n O Biates u d half in the world of Russia. Mardi Gras, Portland, Oregon, a Rose old. And to e. Defense' Depart^ 1 LB. Festival, and Bridgeport Us Zp- n $69.60 34, X 451445Vi"’’^ Maple Extension Dining Table*lYtme* one leai,leaf, plasticpiasuc w ^ - If.- may be that the submerged, un- ment, after Martin was '-under Festival. Waterbury Is gaining added fire six times, ruled that they WHITE BREAD b LOAVES to|»keh, undebated issue, that of Ger- note each year througji itsts Art FereetivaJ. don't want anybody this young $18.95 Daystrom Dinette Chair, tan vinyl plaatic cover ...... 11.15 BSmy's real future, not that of which Large plantings of flowering trees or fighting In Viet Nam.. , ^ $89.95 18” Cherry Step Table, duckfoot...... 28^25 caadltfats can make the most shrubs have brought...... other localitiesjcalli spe­ So the other day, ^riille h'is BUMBLE BEE LIGHT MEAT cial recognition. Most prominent ikre the outfit was in Pleiju to -figM, $29.95 18” Convex M i^ r , gold fra m e ...... ’21. el^uvlnistic campaign speetmes, is go- Japanese cherry trees in the nation’s $29.50 Hanging Rne Planter, two shelves and liner ...... 28.15 to score something of a forward Martin and -five other If-yedr- REG. capital. Some cities are known, for cer­ olds In his company Stood sMH« $207.00 6 Pc. Modem Oil Walnut Dinette, 86 x 64 x 72” Extension HSve no matter which candidate wins. tain streets— such as Peach Tree Street, TUNA FISH (CHUNK) CANS less In the sun at Bien Hm and Table, plaatic wood-llke top,, four orange plastic upholstered side Beacon Street, or Lake Shore Drive. to>ent the day iRittlng whNe Although we favor fame for WatTebury paint on the tin roof of the msM ov chairs, tapered legs ...... • • • • t • • • ...... 148.16 through promotion and expansion of the A\ € in with a Daystrom H Silenced For Once hall and cursing women. Wledewikadee ef levely Dw Peat $179.00 Ladies’ Lounge Chair, attached pillow back, foam cushion,, Arts Festival, we also would like to see it "Borne parents’ orgahisatlom tapered legs, blue-green Iridescent upholstery...... 104.85 CALIF. SEEDLESS jPf all the pleasant little maneuvers develop a special physical characteristic. *TsMiM” areeaqrto«w*k- WU iaw hlch President Johnson is such ah done it to us,” Martin said. kahUM aM a Won’to aek,frayw Juftt startin r married life in ft new $85.00 19 X 28” Modem Oil Walnut End Table, tapered le m ----- 25.10 ' We won’t advocate tjiat every hpuse in "One or two of toeqe groups get alakole. AvaUaMe la msMr atirae- • ■ ert, none has been more cute than Waterbury be painted white. TOere are- together and they still tomk ■ve eeleii. Jw * ea# aa We wU Iw home? Add the sparkle needed in your $9L30 5 Pc. Daystrom Dinette, 30 x 40 x 48” Uble,,wood-like plastic SUNKIST ORANGES Dog. hljr use of Senator Wayne Morse in the too many rugged individualists here who they got thsir kids attached .to | M to aMseaie your afadem and dinette or dining areft with a smartly top, white vinyl upholstered chairs, bronze finish ...... 68.70 would balk and probably turn to red or •irilt*—a use Senator Morse, for them: They let out a hollar about dve yea a free eaiiauHs for aew ■tyled Daystrom. They’re practical, too $82.95 Maple Twin Bed, panel head and foot board...... 21.40 , and then we could acquire flam- us bSlng hers.” "TeMhiqr” .' W fow n courteous part, repaid afU r it $249.00 86” Modem Sofa, foam cushion, - tapered fruitwood mod L fame! "Women's groups,” Jullua . . . vrashable from top to bottom. Tables all over with a fine speech prgls- BWe would l^ e to search for a small. Rice, from Tampa, said. ’’They with laminate plastic tops won’Udent, M'n void nrint unholsterv...... 196 CALIF. Presldent Johnson's steel strike conservative ^oject for attractive con­ Should he home takln' oars of ftlAln or blister. Chairs of heavy-gauge $89.00~Win'g Back Lounge Chair, foam T-cushion, mffled skirt, green ship. formity. How about a particular peren­ the house and they're out eitUng nial flower or shrub In every front yard T steel and rugged vinvl endure excessive iait), as IS ...... 79.60 SEEDLESS GRAPES this safe and cynical die- around worryin’ a|»6ut the poqr ivJ.OO Maple Rocker, patehwork covered foam seat and bwk cushions, I im. It could be a .mountalh laurel, v alea, boys in Viet Nam. I can 'ftgtit, n i m g i use. So move in with a Di^B|trom. See S9.( ice, we may want, to play with the magnolia or rose. Perhaps It could be any rales hell, run Just as far as th e set just right for your decor at the box pleated valance...... 72.50 py that the "statesmanship” which variety of shrub or Dower but always of any man in the battalion. This Wfttklns Daystrom Gallery, tomorrow.' $298.00 78” Lawson Sofa, button back, foam seat cushions, box pleats, |red the key rote in convincmg Sen- the same selected colof. la a lot of . . NATIVE The idea of developing an attractive 4 pc. group shown $109. Others start green-orange plaid upholstery...... 238.65 Monto was that which employed Rioje 'will not be l« until Ps- I.A * JOHNSON and unique npw characteristic fdr all of cethber. at $69. $1 49.00 High Back Lawson Lounge Chairs, matches sofa ...... 116.86 atoc Morse as one of the President’s the citv intrigues vs. It might cause a ’’Either we’re men or we’ro PAINT CO. GREEN PEPPERS metUators in the steel striks lot of fun and activity, and added friend- not,” Martin said, "You go into IN XAIIf W .. KJGRmMllMI llneas, in our numy nelghboiboods. tte ^ r b o m e , then Ipt’a go. Go —WATBRBDRY RBFUnUKiAM. aU-tha way. lly mother oamo la MAMCRfiSTIR BVttNmO HERALD, ICAKOHEBTER, COHN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1066 iKANCaifioifciK EvhiwlNG HERALD, MANcaEolEK, CUWW,, lOUWDAY, E R 18, IM S '

^oventry , Keeney St. Site Sought Bolton Tolland l2th CIrenit TDC Asks More Information Court Cases $.(|doduej For|Q sU iA p|(^ For Water Distrihutwn GOP Plans Rep. St. Onge Urges Party On Industrial Firm’s Needs DOUBLF TJIIP? : S MANCHESTER SESSION fm.® — .... ruvaintanent Com-^UT* tor all inquiries, otherwise. I To'ira’e Fiwt Pbf BLUE STAV»i ; Omtrtl Mantftr fUchardfinchea, and for constructlnf a Block Dance Turn Out at Town Election . A mother and her dauglUer mlsaioa (TDC), on'the reoom l.B million fallon distribution drm fined a total of |180 after fisveloper and prospect togeth­ M utln b u Inatruoted Public reservoir, adjacent to the Nike they pleaded guilty te charges mendatlon of John Lang, indus­ er.” ^(ttdwlff T. Xelodeiej of R t ^ Coventry police depeetinin^ E V E R Y » Wbrks Director Walter Puee and site Next Month Rep. William fit. Onge, speak-< ►School is: Orade 1, w ; O r^ a of shoplifting clothes with a trial agent for the State IMvel- f.sng also suggested that the fil^v Ji^^tlred etate policemen by en "overwhelmiiif mejerlty opmeni Oonmlsslon, w m # TDO Kssp in eonstaat eoatact • M«m Water Superintendent 'nte town owns land to the g> ^at a DemocrauoDemocratic Town inwn Com-\jo *• studenU,O'*/** an inoreasa of total value of |16.28. idth^M lpeare of Mrvice, wee vote of 884-18, Is tbe etUmbuu Lawrence WUtkofeke to eelect north, aouth and east of the Nike mittee picnic yesterday, urged The woman ware Mrs. Blais oontAol with Ui# in* with the Town Plaimtng Oom- Uon of long-rsnge plamite by alte, part of the l,000>acre Qlobe The Republican town commit­ 85 over the 1964 figures. ftSI af HUIngton and her daugh­ staU Industry which « • misaton (TPC), and Ih a t it g^etiied Ooyentr/s first Uie town eToovsntry.''^^ GiNUINI DOMiSTIC a alte for a Keeny It. area tee will hold a block dance Oct. all Democrats to support their The current enrollment in water dietrilMiUon reaervolr and Hollow tract. ter, Mrs. Jean fitanlslawski of pressed Interest on relocating should work wHh any agency chief of police Satnrday, under Fife end Dmih Oerpe The former Nike site, al­ 1 In the Community Hall park­ "energetio local Ucket," and to the Hicks Memorial School is: 52 VUlage fit, RockvUle. They in ManchwUr. ® . interested m town dsveloptnsnt. The Nathan Hale Ancientlelent FFife tYi te atart plana tor enlarglnc the ing lot. If the selectmen con­ Orade 4, 151; Grade 5, 187; ^ terms of an ordinance Keeney St. wnter main, aouMi though now owned by the town, get everybody out to vote in the were arrested Aug. 37 at The decision was made at a He Usted the ORamber of Com­ adopted by an Aug. 25 town end Dnim Oerpe oiganisatlon can only be used for educational cur. the section of Bolton Cen­ Oct. 4 town elections. He re­ Orade 6. 118; Grade 7, 113; Orand-Way on W. Middle Tpke. meeUng this morning in the of­ merce, League of Women Vot­ meeting fieturdey eet Its first eC Uawood Dr. ter Rd. in front of the hall and Grade 8, 90, for a total of 604 At preaent, a U-Incli water purposes, and is beinx consider­ called that, in 1960. he lost the Mrs. Hill was fined 9100 and fices of the Chamber of Com­ ers and the Maaohester Board meeting. official meeting 2 p.m. Sunday ed tor a Manchester Community Bolton Congregational Church Second District congressional students, an Increase of 97 her daughter 960. merce, attended by oommiMlon of Real Bstafe Agents as poe- 'T he new chief was sworn in in the board room of the Town io\ main ruma to Linwood Dr. and a will be shut off and used for the over the 1964 figures. MAMS College Campus race by 456 votes out of 103,000 John P. Hogan, 17, of Mon- members. Town Planning Direc­ sible contacts. to Town Clsrk Blmoro A. Hall on Itt. 91. About 40 turned (DUPlnch main extend aouth, to dance also. Voter Reglstratlaa the of the hill. The proposed distribution rea­ and said that, if four more vot­ tauk Dr., Vernon, pleaded not tor Joseph .Ihunsky and Lang. He also recommended that ■Airklngton. out for the program, to Initlato ervolr would be kept filled by Mrs. Norma " Tedford, chair­ ers had turned out in each town, Flfty-nlns voters u-ere regls- guilty to two counts of a stat- The TDC.I In an effort to the town’s master plan be kept Bssldes establbhlng a Cov­ the fall and winter training and it Tentative plana have been in man of the event, said that tered at ai Saturday’soaiuruay s day-long ^ ^ the worka for aeveral yean tor water lines from the Qlobe Hol­ he would have won the election. bring, land owner and prospect updated, to meet any sudden in­ entry Police Deportment, the instruction program. e v e r y 0 n e'-ivlll be welcome, He won in 1064. voter making session at the injury. The case was together, has run into the prob­ Ray Brodeur of Meriden has a aimultaneoua project, at an ea. low Reservoir, and would then, young. Old, Republican, Demo­ tamll . _ . •__ a ■__a M__- dustrial site request Aug. 26 meeting approved, by tlmated 1300,000 cost, for enlarf- by gravity, furnish water for Democratic first selectman town hall continued on a 9500 bond for a lem of a lack of available in­ Lang suggested that a part- a 289 to 70 vote. a 917,600 been named oorpa master. He SAU! crat, middle-aged. Independent. IDf the four>lnch main to 13 Keeney 8t. area use. candidate Thomas Manning said Twenty-four new voters reg­ hearing on probable cause Sept. formation. ^ ^ time employe be hired by the budget for police operations waa instrumental in getting the A local high school group, that the Democrats would open istered as Democrats, twelve It will now atUmpt to find group organised, John Hetsel re- the Trade Winds, wUl play for 28. TDC to act as liaieen man be­ for ths fiscal year starting REGULAR STYLE FREEZER BUY their headquarters In Wanat’s as Republicans, and 17 remain­ Police said the charge of out what the prospect has in tween prospect and developer, fiept. 1. Former town repre­ port#. dancing. There will also be en­ ed unafflllated. Three previ­ mind; to buy or lease land, to Instructions will bs givsn, tertainment. Any local person Servlcecenter later this week. statutory rape involved inci­ and to keep an up-to-date in­ sentative Stephen Loyelm has He stressed that, if elected, he ously registered voters enroll­ dents in Vernon and Tolland. accept an existing building, Its ventory of available industrial filed a petition calling for a starting with ths torthooming LEGS of LAMB WHOLE or HALF IAMB India Qaims Tank Victory wishing to perform may call ed with a party, one with the credit rating. Its means for fl- mssting by 17-year-old Richard I Mrs. Tedford. and Stuart Danforth, Demo­ The risk of injury charge in­ land, kieludlng the prloea pei town meeting to rescind both cratic candidate for selectman, DemocraU and two with the volves a Coventry Incident. Ho­ nMcIng, and, above all, whether actions. Audetto of Granby, Mass., on Assisting Mrs. Tedford with Republicans. it deflnlntely desires to relocate acre. the snare drum; Brodeur on the : In Battle Qose to Lahore the dance ere Mrs. Dorothy would encourage industry and gan was arrested on a com­ Werbner, in on attem pt to in­ Ths appointment of the said that they "already have Three Republican transfers plaint made to police. in Manchester or is seeking the new chief of police gives "full base drum; 16-year-old Linda | Miller, James Hassett, Clifford were received between sessions. best offer from several towns. corporate some of Lang's sug­ Guyotte end 18-year-old Debra Stevens and Herbert Johnson. some leads." He accused the A Hartford man, Louis O. gestions for the procedure tc and proper and effective local (OeaUaned from Page Oae) Ofalres of the Soviet Smbaasy, to present administration of "bury­ School Lunehea Fennell, 40, pleaded not guilty TDC Chairman Alfred Werb- and state police protection Avidette, both of Granby, Mass,, discuss the possibility of return This committee will meft Meadowbrook school menu: ner disclosed that, although his follow in handling competitive on ths flfs. Wednesday to make further ing the industrial leads they to a charge of Indecent assault. Industrial prospects, said that around the clock," First Select- Ludwig T. Kolodslsj takes the oath of office for ths newly created post of chief of police. A? Of Lahore, despite fierce Pakla- Ing to the United Nations In have received." Manning also tomorrow, ham slice, potato The case was continued to agency has received about six Instrumsnts for practice work tanl counterattacks. New York via Moscow, the plans. replies to his call for available he will ask Mayor Francis Ma­ man Richard M. Qallnat said may be purchased Sunday, In­ The oath is a^lntotered by Town Clerk Elmore A. Turkington. (Photo by Clark.) raCH0PS»nm S.99' ^ CHOPS New Voters said that the industrial program salad, vegetable, fudge surprise j Thursday for a hearing on prob-' honey to call a combined meet­ In announcing the appoint­ A eounteroffenelve by Pakis­ spokesman said. Is necessary to help "the school coke; Wednesday, hot dog on able cause. He was arrested sites, none of them discloses cluding m stsl non • breskabls tani forces last week forced In­ Ihere was speculation In New At Saturday's voter-making price. All of the replies ask for ing of the board of directors ment. Qallnat assured residents fifes, snare drum stieks, and session the registrars were situation in Tolland," which he roll, baked beans, potato chips, Aug. 6. Police said he was found the TDC and the TPC. of "mors efficient" local police and butter, spiced applesauce; dian troops to withdraw, giving Delhi that nations who give eco­ apple crisp: Thursday, spaghet- in a car with a youth. more information. On the other baas drum bestera. I Friday, fish cakes, hot tomato siroBiDER CHOPS s^79‘ ec5aiMATioHffla»^39‘ nomic aid to India and Pakistan somewhat surprised to enroll said is "ridiculous and getting Lang promised to be ppesent, protection. ■fj them their first setback since worse." tC green ^ane, gelatin; Friday, ’Ihe cose of Robett C. Hack hand, the prospect is Interested An assessment of 60 cents par sauce, school - baked beans, they invaded West Pakistan may put pressure on the two 32 voters. At the last session in price. so that he could outline the pro- -From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., calls member per meeting will be Hurricane Death Toll one was enrolled. Of these, 11 Danforth said he was over­ macaroni and tuna casserole, Jr., 17, of 137 Deepwood Dr., are to be made to 742-6749, at pickle slaw, bread and butter Sept. 6. countries to stop fighting. The beets, crumb .bread, ice cream. Who is charged wiUi larceny. Lang said that personal con­ ce the sanctuary. | The Coventry Panthers Mid­ She was bom in Manchester St. q^^e’s Episcopal Church registration. En- tee will meet at th e 'T o ^ ‘‘Hall, Tb. barge, loaded with 600 ■Women of St. George’s holds wholesalers and merchants contrary to the bitter end, she on June 13, IBM, daughter of St., Vernon. into Bolton s ecumenical coun- »i„,roc,' nr® nnt vat lir'j---- J ---- rior Court Judge Aaron J. Michael B. Lynch, Mre, Nonnan Stephen Toth, Catherine To^, get Football team was defeat- The alarm, turned in at oil The two newcomers beean f'^r^rcs are not yet Wednesday night at 8. tons of chlorine, was ripped Palmer enjoining Grinold from M. Holmes, Mrs. Douglas R. Elsa B. Koehler, Esther M. Its first meeting of the season ^d by Vernon Shamrocks Sun- donated large amounts of food didn’t carry rain to the parched FILMAR CAMPBELL’S the late Bernard and Rose Hen- cu. ine two ne^om ers Rockville or El- _____ the re­ Northeast. dron Sheridan. She moved to about 1;1S p.m. was an­ their duties at their respective, from its moorings when Huiri- transferring or otherwise en- Adair, Mrs. David Sadow.sky, Koehler, Ernestine K ConUss^ st 8:30 p.m. Wednesday In the afternoon by a score of 6- end other supplies to ®h..r®h»o rtoriT,®. I hnpton high schools. Manchester Evening Herald cane Betsy passed over Baton parish halt The guest speaker o In a pre-season game at the : habllltatlon effort, The Weather Bureau said ■:U Enfield about 80 years ago from swered by iMth Rockville churches during the summer. cumbering the shares of stock I Mrs. Rlchojd Poudrier, Mrs. Fred Contessa, John B. HutL rain, which drenched West Vir­ ORANGE JUICE TOMATO SOUP and Vernon Fire Depart-, The current enrollment in Tollnnd correspondent, Bette Rouge, 85 mllea upriver from he owns in a family corpora­ Richard Bohadik, Mrs. John C. Clara 8. Hutt, Mary B. French, is to be Mrs. Wlnthrop Reed of Plains Athletic —Field. “ ~Robert ‘ I On ordcr.s *from---- President Hartford. She was a commiinl- ’The monthly meetings of the the Meadowbrook Elementary Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. New Orleans Manchester, who will talk and jackson of South St., the Johnson, federal agencies sent ginia Sunday was ending — eant of St. Adalbert's Church, ments. As The Herald went four pastors have produced tion based in West Hartford Lampaon Jr. and Mrs. Thomas Maurice B. French, Ruth U giving part of Rhode Island and Thompson vlUe. to press, the fire' was re­ some results that have, for the President Johnson ordered the called the R. W. Grinold P. McKenna Jr. French, Marguerite Q. show articles, as "suggested team’s new coach, said he was men to lay the groundwork for ported under controL full resources of the federal gifts," made by refugees of for- “impressed” with the perform-1 rehabilitation work, Connecticut just a taste. Surrivors Include her hus­ most part, gone unheralded. At Realty Co. Roger H. Gantner, Holly K. The storm was wearing Itself band, James P. Mansworth of spring’s end, a gathering of Hospital Notes government Into the search. Mrs. GrinoM Is suing for di­ Oantner, (Jharles E. Nyack, M ^ eign countries. Meetings of the ance of the local squad in the Federal Housing Admlnistra False Alarm The destroyer Hyman moved Women of St. George’s are the competition against Vernon’s Uon staffs worked around the out thousands of miles from Enfield; two daughters, Mrs. young people from the four vorce on grounds of Intolerable COME SEE OUR thllde J. Nyack, Nelson J. where it started in the AUanUc, Rosemairy Sheehan of London, lal wUl be In St. James’ Ceme- enureneschurches was aiscusstngdiscussing wnai.what vislfin" hours are 2 to 8 p m. upstream from New Orleans cruelty. Besides the 9300,000 second Wednesday of the ’extra large,, well-trained” clock to find housing for the Judge Stanley Yesukle- during the night, with sunken Beorce, Elisabeth B. Bearce, month, same time and place. homeless. first threatening the Eastern England, and Mrs. Jane Lecho- tery. was needed In in the way of youth ^ areas excc ' : '.a'rr- wlcz was told today that a lump sum alimony, the is MATERNITY PALL Caroline J. Loyzlm and Louie J. squad. The local boy’e practice S seaboard, then backtracking wics of TTwmpsonvUle; a sister, h-rimds may <^l at the fu- recreational facilities. These they arc 2 to 4 p.m. vessels and debris making na-vl- claiming perlodid alimony, and Mothers’ CInb at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the The Small Business Adminis­ ifmiiT^ nnANT^ ’?85 iM man charged with being gatlon a delicate business for COLLECTION loyzlm. ^ , ’The Mothers' CHub meets at 8 field. tration opened offices here and hit the Bahamas and the south­ ■MVU'fi BmiCMIfinB na 5.’' Mrs. Lulu Reavey of Spring- neral home tonight from 7 to 9 meetings were gathered by the e so to 8 nni pn-1 i " vn^c found Intoxicated was di­ wpport and maintenance for The town meeting by law ern Up of Florida before ad' field, Mass; and nine grandchil­ and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and ministers. ,’„Vy' aVe lo'a.m. the skl]>per, Cmdr. B. B. Terry, the couple’s two minor chil­ p.m. tomorrow in the Nathan The official opening game of in Baton Rouge, Alexandria and recting traffic at Main and and the river pilots. Wool and Dressy Dresses, must be called within 21 days. Hale Community Center. Host­ the season will be at 2 p.m. Thibodeaux to offer low 3 per vanclng upon New Orleans. DECAF ^95® PDIEAPPIE 3 dren. 7 to 9 p.m. ' During the summer, a com- , - Vlsl'ors n-o rr-: -n'r.l Oak Sts. at the time of his dren. Stretch Slacks, Skirts, Loyzlm said Saturday ho to The funeral will be held to­ The case will be heard in esses will be Mrs. Richard Breen Sunday at the local field, •: 1 arrest. Blouses, Bras, Girdles, Slips elrculatlng 12 petitions in an ef­ and Mrs. Walter Jacobson. agrinst the Windsor Colts. o> morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the S nicW" ^ ’' t t t s Hartford Superior Court Oct. i fort to obtain at least 200 MOTT’S HUDSON F m i a ^ The Judge was told that j and Panties. School Menus Leete Funeral Home, 125 Pearl when a policeman asked the A-N Club Outing 5. Atty. George J. Sherman of names, the number required to Hot lunch menus for the re­ St., Tliompsonville, with a Mass |2?tr'brth\*SteJ..‘ ^"patient. West Hartford will appear for Manchester Evening Herald A community calendar is be-I WEEKEND ADMISSIONS: man, Carl F. Rivers, 37, of put the Issue up to a referendum mainder of the Week in the lo- Coventry correspondent, F. APPLESAUCE BATH TISSUE V cf requiem at 9 at St. Adalbert's Mrs. Catherine A. White 15 Church St., what he was Attracts 1,400 Mrs. Grinold. vote. This pBUUon mast be pre­ ihl public schools are; Tomor­ Church. Burial will IM in Mt. The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Ing complied by the ministers Malcome Adair, E rst IT-rtford: doing. Rivers replied he Glazier's sented at least 24 hours before ASSl St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ so that conflicts of dates, at Kenneth Anderson, Coventry; row, frankfurter on roll, mus- > L E A. White, 67, formerly of 801 r least among the churches, will Angelica, 754 Hartford was detouring traffic be­ Approxlmately 1,400 persons Molasses, honey or bro-wm the date of town meeting, which tsu’d, relish, French fries, carrot LOIORS field. Main S t, was held this morning cause of a forest fire down turned out yesterday for the 681 Main St. — Manohester to yet to be set by the selectmen. slaw, chocolate nut pudding; 3 |00 4 45< Friends may call at the fu­ from Holmes Funersi Home, be lessened. Tpke Vernon: Mrs. Mary sugar may be used In whole- Corset and Uniform Shop And this fall the four pastors Beede 91 Foster St.: Mrs. Clor- the road. Army-Navy Qub’s aJmual out- First selectman Qallnat re­ Wednesday, turkey salad plate neral home U ^h t from 7 te 9. 400 Main S t, with a Mass of Asked in court today to ing. held at Globe Hollow from ports the petition calling for the with cranberry and pear mold, requiemr™u«m ».at ouS t James’ Church. ^ making plans for the Bussiere. Coventry; Robert explain h's behavior. Rivers 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. new town meeting has been sliced tomatoes, ripe olives, juli­ Bba. Slargant Bustaoe ’m Rev. James J. McCann was ^ I r d a n n u al Community Campbell. RFD 1, Rockville; replied, "Working too hard.” In addition to athletic activity, turned over to town counsel. enne sticks, buttered biscuit, celebrant. Mrs. Jane Maccarone Thanks^vlng S e rv ^ .^ | Mrs. Victoria Camey. Wapplng, p iN E A P P L E J ih 3 ^ * P CRAPE JELLY 3 ’t ^ * P 1-y COVENTRY — Mrs. Marga­ Methodist Notes He was fined 910. the program included pony Loyzlm has charged that prune coconut crunch: Thurs­ ret Stock Eustace, 64, of West was organist and soloist. Burial , I Charles Colby, 66 Birch St.; rides, fire engine runs and "complete police coverage” is day, meat loaf, gravy, lyonnalse hi: was in East Cemetery. ’The Rev. The Women’s Society 1 Mrs. Sadie Cyr...... RFD 3, Vernon; Hartford, sister of Mrs. Christian Service of United i Nettie ^Flnn. 42 Vi Maple games for the children. impossible within the 917,500 noodles, buttered spinach, bread George Zunner Jr. of Coven­ Eugene F. Torpey read the Food for all, furnished by the wpiTjincE 3^»1“ c* committal service. Methodist Church will celebrate . ’Mrs. Esther Foley, 85 Hol- police budget. He claims 926,- try, died Saturday at S t Fran- the 25th birthday of all the:,,^^^^ gj . Jeffrey Fos.s. 60 Pa- Public Records club. Included 3,000 hotdogs, 2,- OOO would be needed annually BIRDSEYE FROZEN P Bearers were WUllam Lu4tt- 600 hamburgers, 6,000 rolls, 70 GRAND UNION FROZEN alf Hospital, Hartford. ■women's gp’oups of the Methodist trtcla Dr., Vernon; Bruce Gil- for someone to answer the tele­ Survivors also include an­ gens, James King. Joseph Cla- pounds of Uelbasa, 100 pounds phone 24 hours a day and g;lves pls and James Melchione. Church at a meeting tomorrow maek, Glastonbury; Mrs. Jean­ of potato salad, 36 bushels of other sister and a brother. night at 8. Methodist Churches ette Qlradln, Hebron; Mrs. Warrantee Deeds "a conservative estimate” for It's A Pleasant Drive To PREPARED VEGETABLES The funeral will be held to­ com, 8 cases of baked beans, complete coverage of 970,000. APE JUICE are commemorating the annl- Helen Golden, 61 Ridgewood St.; Leonard R. Seader and Ellen and 180 gallons of soda. M* morrow at 8:80 a.m. from vresary during 1965-66. Mrs. Anna Grleslng, Glaston­ Lee Seader to Michael J. Wl- He bases his figures on the Walker and Son Funeral Mrs. Robert Miller, president, bury; Frederick Handel. RFD 2. san, property at 116 Constance remise that Coventry "would Orkil Farms, West Simsbury f.:T Borne, 1201 Chapel S t, New About Town is In charge of the program en- Rockville: Edith Harris, East Dr. e cut off from any assistance Haven, with a solemn high Receipts Taken g 4 | o o tled "Memoirs of an Era." Mrs. Windsor Hill; Stephen Hlllnskl, Clayton E. Plneo to Edmond by state police, except under to pay urgent bills? r t Mass of requiem at S t Boni­ Phebe Circle of Emanuel Lu­ E l^ ard Mack is hostess for the 69 Cedar St.; Albert Lalibcrte, E. Amedy and Ruth L. Amedy, very unusual and limited cir­ •BAND DNION raOICN fTOOim nMOBI ^ an i m - A A . face Church, State St, New theran Church Women will have meeting. All ladles of the church 680 Center St; Ray Livermore, property on Concord Rd. In Shop Robbery cumstances,” he says. Haven, at 9. Burial will be in Selectman Galinat says the PEACH WEEK GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES its first meeting of this sea­ are Invited to this first meeting Wapplng; Christine Lund, Cov­ Anna Nlver and Theresa Ed­ NEAT DINNERS 2 ’>!?89® NA(MR0NI Si 2^.99' •OS fit. Lawrence Cemetery, New son tomorrow at 8 p.m. in lu - An estimated 9500 in cash and total police protection budget b in d s i n n o n N m j a .. of the season. entry; ^ la n d Masse, Clark Rd., ward to the Hartford Electric LESS BANK CHARGE MONTHLY REPAYMENT TERMS ttovrmroMAWOoMM Haven. ther Hall, plans for the coming checics was taken Saturday af­ for the past fiscal year was $13,- ELBERTAS and OTHER FAVORITES LOAN OF There will be a Joint meeting Bolton; Mrs. Betty Maxwell, 65 Light Co., property on Bush 24 months ,J(j Friends may can at the fu- year will be discussed. Mrs. Clar­ of the trustees and the commis­ Vernon Ave., Rockville; Con­ Hill Rd. ternoon from Beck’s Apparel 868, which is $4,142 less than the (per y tir) 12 months CASSEROLE 2 j:t9 9 ® CUT CORN 5iS:?89®' aeral home tonight from 7 to 9. ence O. Anderson, Mrs. Frank sion on stewardship and finance stance Mlgliore, 417 Summit Harold W. Garrity, Stanley Shop at 846 Main St. $17,600 budgeted for the coming $ 300 $18 $ 25 $12.50 Police said Mrs. Maurice Beck year. He says 33.000 of the In­ Zimmerman and Mrs. Walter tonight at 7:30. The missions St.; Mrs. June Morton, South Bray and Gladys Bray to S. 600 36 50 25 y t ’or tk. yreHkr.t F r a M e mmd Vrgrtmkl.i WUUam O. Baker Holland will serve as hostesses. commission will meet Wednes­ went to the back room and crease will be used for extra Windsor; John Onderdonk, 16 Raymond Smith and Oertnide APPLES 3 7 .5 0 ANDOVER—WUliam Q. Bak­ day and the education commis­ Cedar St; Salvatore Pagano, K. Smith, property on Meadow when she returned found the MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE patrol hours by police officers, 900 54 75 BEnER BUY AT GRAND UNION er, 76, of Hartford, brother of St. Margarets Circle, Daugh­ sion will meet Thursday, both at West Hartford; Anthony Pyka, Lane. money and checks missing. The smd the balance will be applied MeINTOSH. GRAVENSTEIN. OTHERS 1,200 72 100 5 0 Walter Baker of Andover, died ters of Isabella, will have a 8 p.m. 72 Doane S t; Mrs. Helen Rider, Fiduciary Deed checks and money represented toward the $7,600 salary of the LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED busineea meeting tomorrow at 8 receipts since Tuesday. chief of police, ’’established by Friday at a Hartford convales­ Children’s choirs will start re­ 698 N. Main S t; Mrs. Alice Clasdon E. Plneo, conserva­ CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES cent home. p.m. at the K of C home. hearsals tomorrow. The Wesley Schelbenpfiug, Meriden; Geor-re a 234-16 town meeting vote.” SEEDLESS YELLOW tor of the estate of Gertrude He estimated the town’s share SWECT. FRESH CIDER THE CONNECTICUT BANK Other survivors include his choir. Grade 7 through 9, will Smith, RFD 2; Rachel Smith, A. Plneo. to Edmond E. Amedy FALL SEMESTER 1965 wife. The executive oommlttee of meet at 3 p.m. and the junior 24 E ^ u n d St.; Mrs. Susan of the former resident trooper's Pears, Plums, Nectarines AND TRUST COMPANY GRAPES ONIONS CARROTS the Ladies of the Assumption Suchansky, 62 Falrvlew St.; and Ruth L. Amedy. proper^ salary at $6,200; however, all Funeral sendees were held choir. Grades 9 through 6, at on Concord Rd. 16 N. MAIN ST. 898 MAIN ST this afternoon at the Flsette Fu­ will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in 8:46. Raymond Twible, 475 Wood- BIOLOGY 201 ECOLOGY, A study of the relationships bills have not yet been received between animals and planU and the physical environment ' Honey, Cheese, Country Store Treats MANCHESTER PARKADE neral Home, 120 Sisson Ave., the school library. The meeting The senior choir will rehearse bridge St. Quitclaim Deeds from the state police. 1-D. < Hartford. Burial was in Cedar is open to an chairmen of the Wednesdays at 7 p.m. BIRTHS SATURDAY: A Kenneth J. Bradley to Ho- Robert Patrick, 21, of 111 Such topics as food chains, biological succession, blogeo- G^lnat says tiiat, on Sept. 1, Hill Cemetery, Hartford. standing committees. School Menu - daughter to Mr, and Mra James bart H. Wilson, property at Olcott St., was charged with rheinical cycles and orgunlo evolution will be considered. Some 1963, the town established a paid Tomorrow, baked conned beef Anderson, 116 Main St; a son 692 Vernon St making a restricted turn after field work will be included. police force, after the selectmen "Oldeet and Largest IBM School Syatem in New Englend" 3'S' 19 The executive board of the hash,, sliced tomatoes, straw­ to Mr. and. Mrs. Gary Burby, I Jacob Neubauer to Susan a two-car crash Saturday nl|^t consulted the state police. At ORKIL FARMS Mrs. Rudolph Engert M-OHi 4:55 -fislO — Three Semester Honrs Guild of Our Lady of St. berry gelatin; We^eeday, 62 Durant St.; a daughter to Neubauer, property at 53-55 i on Center S t that Ume, money was appro Mrs. Vinzenza Zodda E n n rt, Bartholomew’s Church wlU American chop euey, green Mr. and Mre. David Armstrong, Summer S t Police said Patrick was mak­ priated to compensate police of­ EVERY DAY TILL 5—WEST SIMSBURY fiADDIM rU S H •7, of North Miami Beaoh, Pda., meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. in beans, apple crisp; ’nninidav; Simsbury; a daughter.'tq Mr. . Writ of Attachment ing a left turn into a private BIOLOGY 106 — ANATOMY A PIIYSIOI.OOY. The funda- ficers serving on a part-time formerly of the Hartford area. the school hall. and Mrs. Percy LaBrecque, drive when his car was hit by a mentab of stmeture and function of the human body system. basis. Sister of Jolhn Zodda of Mon- hamburg gravy WW) rice, cole Joan Barrett Plttsinger Grin- PEPPERS S. 2 ..25® EGG PLANT I, > slaw, fruit r Friday, tomato South Windsor; a son to Mr. old of West Hertford against car driven by Samuel Kotsch. Directed toward use by aU medical services personnel. He added that, when the plans (» ■ cheater, died Friday at Jackson 18, of 185 Florence St Patrick Tu-Frl. 4:55 - 8:10 — Three Semester Honrs for the' new town hall were ap­ CDisr-DOST Di d (Fla.) Memorial Hospital. soup, toasted saadwloi), ebooo- and Mrs. Michael Monster. Wil Raymond Wade Grinold of ) late pudding. Umantlc, > iiamden, Cleo C. (Irinold" and i ^ »pp«ar■pi in ^ r t Sept . 27. proved by the town, headquar­ Other survivors Include her Stephens Fined Harold LIsk, 21, of 25 Mill ters tor a police department P0TAT0i^fS'5i^39® uf' Inisband, her father, four other Bullethi Beard BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A Richard E. Ryder of West Hart- RADISHES The executive board of the el­ son to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ford, property on Knox St, St, was charged 4dth operat­ RfiglfitraHoii S«pt. 13 . 17 Cell«9« Oflie* were provided. 1 brothers and four sisters. In Tax Evasion ementary school FTA will meet SSelonis, 98 Elizabeth Dr.; a son 9250,000. ing a motor vehicle without a Galinat concludes that the ac< IBM Funeral services will be held TRAINING PAUaOLIVK fiOtD AJAX WINDOW . tonight at 7:90 ct the eehool. to Mr. smd Mrs. Frederick Nor-1 Bolldlng Permits license. He wss arrested ss he 134 E. Mlddlfi Tpkfi. - - 649-5377 tton taken by voters at the Aug. af the Roee HIU Funeral Heme, The head of a Manchester in­ The executive board of the returned a car to a eervlee 26 .town meeting establishing KEYPUNCH 20-ez., C l 960 Elm St., Rocky Hill, tomor­ ton, RFD 3, Rockvill^ a daugh-1 jj. C. Hutchinson and Son for 3 ML surance adjusting firm was to­ high school parents’ group will ter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard La- Leonard Nelson, addition to sUtlon on N. Main S t He is to tbs office of chief of police and MACHINE OPERATION row at 10 a.m. Burial will be in day fined 85,000 and given a CONTROL PANELfTBL WIRING SOAP 2H45* CLEANER ”►^43 Rosa Hill Memorial Park, meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Bonte, BHington. ___ | dwelling at 302 Woodland S t, appear in court Sept 27. year’s suspended jail sentence home of Mr, and Mfs- Jhmes DISCHARGED TESTER- ggoo. 3 ^ 407 ACCOUNTING MACHINE Rocky HUl. on a charge of Income tax eva­ Klar, Notch Rd. - 604 ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR Friends may call at the fu­ DAY: Clarence Havens, 27 Bol-, James Benton, alteration to ■HCNNVT ITNAINKD sion. A two-year probation was Girl Scout Junior Troop ton Rd., Vernon; Henry Bart- dwelUng at 40 Coleman Rd., 108 ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR son LOTION neral home tonight- from 7 to 9. also ordered. will hold Ms fliet meeting of the 860 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ley, 102 Constance Dr.; Mrs. |i60. SPECIAL 1401 A 1440 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Michael R. Stevens, 49, of year tomorrow at 4:80 p.m. at Anna.Irish. IP Depo.t Sq.; pom- clarence Hanna, fence at 238 ■ 6 4 9 - 7 1 9 6 Mce. John F. Devenney 422 E. Center St., who operates llnlted Methodlrt CSilitoh, VELUQUID -93* BABY FOOD 9 m 9 5 ‘ 4 Mrs. Catherine Hafey Devan- Inlc Piccolo, 23 Judith I>r.;,w . Center S t, 9827. • TOF TRAINING C i.t M. R. Stevens tc Co. of the same Edward Breen, 85 BattlsU Rd.; Marrlase »»_____ ney, 48, of 70 Porter St., wife address, had pleaded no contest Mancbeeter Evening Memld IN YOUR CHOSEN FIEL^ of John F, Devanney, died yes- Patrick Farrell, 108 Bldridgel RobeTu!Kg!rtor^ritaln. LANE GUITAR CENTER W e are here tm weeks ago to one of three Bolton oenrespoiuleeL .ppine.' DCfiCHNUT AJAX LiaVlD torday at Hartford Hospital. counts of Income tax evasion well Young, tel., e4S-8Nl. .j 8UeI. New NORMAN'S 1-D. Ifi-oz. Mrs. Devannsy w4s bom in which alleged an evasion of day and night Hertford, a daughter of Mrs. HIU Df.. Rocl^Ue;^lrs, L^Ile church. Sent 18. m ^ than 95,750 during ths Blondl. W uping; Ei^sne Mon- GUITAR HOBBY CLASSES 79' 58< Jane Nelson Hafey and the late three-year period of 1959, 1960 Gregory James Bradshaw, 68 ^ \ I .umiii X II Ml f.ll COFFEE CLEANER V aries Hafey, and lived in Girl’s Wish tony, 280 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. Wetherelli^etherell St., and Marsha Ann to answer your call nancy lay lor I and 1961. NelUle Haddad, 48 ArceUiArceUla Dr.; Hertford until coming to Man­ The no contest plea was en­ Frederlcksen, 82 Birch M t Rd., Taught By SCCRETARIAL chester 10 years ago. Granted Stuwt Kowaiaky, M Ver^iBmanuel Lutheran Church, VACUUM instantly Telephone KOTAL-ALL TLAVOM KONSONI tered in the third count which Circle, Vernon; Anthony De- g^pt. jg, Loom the Pamauf I She was a menAer of the St. alleged an evasion of 94,747.74 (Collect) FrancU Hospital Auxiliary, (Contlnoed from Page One) Lusso, Coventry: Julian Torree, | a unobtrusively. 526-6168 u.a Bartfoi^ and financial secre- for thp 1961 tax statement. The Hartford; Barbara Slossberg, | .... ^ •lit tenr of Gibbons Assembly, two other counts were dismiss­ until this time, my most memo­ 95 Milford Rd : Jay HutUnger, I ^ ARNOLD LANDSBERG CLEANER GELATIN 4 ^ 45* SPAGHETTI . I lAdlee of OohinAus, Manehes- ed. The case had been continued rable aviation experlepce . had Glastonbury; Dean Davis, T al-iri* '"In** | 1») to today for a pre-sentence In­ been my first ^lo. flight,, ji) a I iir Un!i ximiit Shorthand ■— Greffi Imin-Up « i vestigation. light plane. cottvUle;Chestnut St; Jacob Jdlchael Muschko, Ryan, 160 64 I N S T A N T ' ’ Learn to play the giiltar in our popular 10 week hobby classes. It’s easy. It’s PLAMTIK'fi It 1 U. S. District Judge M, Joseph ( I 'IM (i!f‘ f I \\ I f li I I tills • 'Aedieol Dictation o Cowles made a low pass over Bunce Dr.; John Osborne, 509 fun. Folk, PopuIiH, Western, R o^ and Roll. Ko previous musical backsround V o tegoi DictoHon • Cl ” * Blumenfeld ordered the fine and Gen. Mitchell -Field and- turned Adams' fit.; -Mrs. Mary Mac- sentence in Federal Court this suddenly, seeming to stand the Eachem, 29 Cook S t; Mrs. Oer- needed. Rental instrumenta available. Separate classes for adults teen- • Voico-O-Motic Typing • PEANUT OIL’^^t’ SG' CLEANSER 2 H2 7 plane on- a wing., . f*.*) trudq Mosher, 105 flusqell St.; acers and pre-teens. Fee 120.00 for the course. XtoKINS'WEST -FALL TERM BEGINS-SEPT. 13TH A 20TH PHONE — WRITI — VISIT ■I. \ §AWM SODS if G MON.-THRU.-PRI. 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Sfit. 9-4 1. It I 4-ez. I Ml 9-TlM HAATFORD plus BUSINESS 80H00L pkf. ______m 0N-$trMt PerUeg Euintnoeet 721 Main A 88 I.ewla fit., Hartford, Conn. Other echoole In New Haven, Boston, Lowell, F ra m ln g h ^ Prkoi'tHactivfi through Soturdoy, Sopt 1B. Wa rttorve the right to limit guantHIfit. '• « I « lAST CINTtR STRUT, MANCHUWK Lynn, Fall Klveri lVlaGa*i ProvWoIM^e» K.I.i A Portland, Maine * ft MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNi* MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 18W P ilfiB T B N ijiiiii I MANCHB8TBR BVBNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTBBfBBR 18.198B Brown-Cook Gorham-Donahue Amhotd-Maloiiey One Month Later Til* marriac* ot MiM Joan MlM Karen La* MltchaU ot Ann* .Donahu* to L. Mtoh**l Manekaatar and llteodora Paul Gorham, both ot Manoh*at*r, Kawalae ot RookvlU* war* W atts Leans on U.S.i took plac* Saturday momlnc at unHail In marriage taturday S t Jama* Church. Th* brld* la tha daughtar ot morning at Et Brtdgat’a To Rebuild Center Mr. and Mr*. Robart J. Dona- Ohureh. hua, M Ooopar HiU St. Tha Th* brld* la a daughter of Mr. bridagroom ta tha *on of Mr. and Mra. John Mitchell ot 88 E.’ B f AKinUBW, t A w n ♦sound' flnoncfal statemont — and Mra, Alan M. Gorham, 87 Middle Tt*o. The bridegTOom la L ot ANOELB8 (AT) — A lat- wMch many NSgroes here ddn’t Doana St. a aon ot Mr. and Mrs. Theodor* Oaorg*-4»4t othtuda pervadM have. As for the white storooWn Tha Rav. John . J, O'Brian, Kawaleo of 1008 Hartford Tpke. the rioUom community of they ore wsftlng to bee It aaslatant paator ot St. Jamaa Tha Rev. Robert J. Keen e( Waitts. In tMs oeoa, O e o ^ Is th* inaurance oompanlea pay Church, iMrformad tha . doubla St. Bridget’* Catureh performed the governmsnt. off.’ ring caramony and calabratad the double ring ceremony and Businessmen oloaf lOSrd RIebenrracht says most of the tha nuptial high Maaa. Mr«. was celebrant at th* n u ^ a l ttraet — tlM oommumw'a com- whit* mbrehanta■ ■ ■ have Indicated• ll« Ralph Macoarona waa tha or-' Maas. Mrs. Barbara Muf|khy marolal oanUr — await outride on Interest In rebuilding but' ganlat Mra. BU Captucclo ot waa tha otganlat and soloist. foroea to ^ them on thalr toot all have reservations. Weatarly. R. t , aunt ot tha Bouquets of whit* gladioli and They have been told funds art UndouMedly the Insurance biidagroom, waa tha soloist. oamatlona were on th* altar. coming to clean up the rqbble, componle* play a key role In the. Th* brld*. given In marrlaga Presented In marriage by her finance new bulldmgs, reirtac* district’s future. A sample of by her father, wore a tuIMength father, th* bride wore a fun lootod otock and redevelop th* lOSrd Street merchants shows gown of paau da sol* trimmed length gown of 'peau da sole ONo. to they waft that claims have not yet been with alancon laca appliques. Tha trimmed wlOi alencon lace, Almoot a month otter the paid, but businessmen expect gown was designed with acoopad The gown waa designed with xM ’e end, the 10-btocK etratch them to be. A greater cause for ne^lln*. Empire bodice, elbow- B cooi^ neckline, fitted bodice, etm looke oe If K hod Just been anxiety Is an unconfirmed re- DOUBLE Jtn GREEN STAMPS \WEDNESDAY lang^ slaavas, A-Ilna skirt and I appllqued dome-shaped skirt davosted by a boepbing raid rt that companies are cancel- detachabl* chapaMength train. and datachaUa chapel-length Children clamber omldet the I fire Insurance In the area Her tlngertlp-length veil of train trimmed with lac* charred lulne, hunting for and upping rates on burglary Illusion was arranged from a appliques. Her veil of Illusion eoraps of oopper to tell tor eal coverage. coronet ot seed pearls and was attached to a headbow. She vagb. FhHen marqueea block RIttenberg says flatly he crystals. I^a carried a cascade carried a cascade bouquet of (he ridewolk, to rrid pedeatri could not operate a liquor,store bouquet of white pompons. white rosea and Ivy. ons Into the gutter. Unemployed without such Insurants. Mra. Michael Lardner ot Man­ Miss Nancy MlUdiell of Man­ man lounge of atreet corners J. W. Heath, 66, la on* of the chester, slater of th* bride­ chester, sister of the bride, waa wMh vacant stares. few Negro shopowners on the groom was the matron of honor. the maid of hotMr. Bridesmaids The atreet le clogged with etreet — and a Watta resident. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary E. were Miss Susan Horowlts of traffic — shoppers driving else Heath, lounging In slippera at Fresh CHICKEN Parts Gorham of Narragansett, R.I.. hie one-story department store West Hartford, Miss Gloria Hyp where and sightseers. M fore sister of th* bridegroom, and Trukas of Manchester and Miss m (he August riot tourists came to still dark and empty from the Miss Elaine Norton of West Aline 'Picard of West Wlllington. I to see the 'towere — 100- riot, says he inay stay but Springfield, Mass. foot riruotures of steel and wants more police protection, John Shea of Rock'ville served Looting was kept to a mint Th* attendanU were Identi­ as best man. Ushers were Nor­ NCw they oome to see the cally dressed In floor-length rulne. mum because Heath opened his man LeDuc and Kenneth Bad- doors during the riot and then LEG I BREAST gowns, designed with moss The o(W of Los Angeles has steubner, both of Vemcn, and r' ■ stayed on the premises to try to green velvet Empire bodices David Charter of Somers. Issutd orders that buildings that and ecru brocade skirts. They ereeto health or safety hasords argue mobeters out ot taking bis wore matching green velvet Mrs. Mitchell wore a pink must be cleaned up Immediate goods. He was still shocked at QUARTERS QUARTERS 3 floral headpieces and carried crepe sheath with matching ly. Where owners delay, city the violence. > cascade bouquets ot yellow pom- accessories. The bridegrroom’s etigtneers do the work and send Heath to worried about the Thigh and Drumstick Breast jand W ing pons. mother wore a toast-colored them the MU. arson that has plagued { Sobth Richard B. Durfee of Narra- lace sheath with matching ac­ Soim Rittenbeig, 88, sMs near Los Angeles since the riot end' ganaett, R.I., served a* best cessories. Both mothers wore the rear of his loan shop. Next ed. Fires have been set each man. Ushers were Michael orchid corsages. door the liquor atore he owned night In the area — usuidly by Lardner, brother-in-law of the A reception for 200 was held MRS. GARY R. ARNOLD to nothing but a few tone of means of fire bombs. Btrclai I bridegroom, and Gerald M. at the Maple Grove, Rock'ville. brick awoHlnf (he buUdozer. attempts have almost doubled. Burlan Uoea i>hoto ~ ^ e wdading 'of IBss Sorahylsngth Empire stylsd gown of I Donahue, brother of the bride, For a motor trip to Niagara Landry photo Wid this wlme merchant : On* of the few white shop­ both of Manchester. Falls, N.Y., and Canada, Mrs. Aim Hakmey of Msmehester to blue silk shantung trimmed with buUd7 keepers not waiting for Outride MRS. JAMES CASHEL BROWN gold velvet ribbon and a match­ Mrs. Donahue wore a blue and Kaw^ec wore a three-piece MRS. THEODORE PAUL KAWALEC Gary R. Arnhold of Grand “ tt ofi depends on the attitude help are th* Dlckmanb, who run green brocade drees and coat green knit suit with brown ing headpiece. The bridesmaids of the community — and what a dnig store next to the railroad with matching accessories and a The Unlversallst Church, Westfcolored brocade, styled with accessories and a corsage .. Rapids, Minn., took place Sat­ were dressed In matching gowns otepa (ha government takes,” trseks that cut Watts In two. MRS. L. MICHAEL GORHAM corsage of blue carnations. Hartford, waa the scene of the scooped neckline, short sleeves, bronze pompons. The couple will urday afternoon at Center Oon- and headpieces but accented saye Rlttsnberg, 21 years a Looters took all the Dick- Empire wasistline and an A-line graduate of Manchester High A reception for lOO was held marriage of Miss Jean Lyman live in Vernon after Sept. 18. He Is presently serving in the '' gregational Church. with pink velvet ribbon trim. Watts ahoftoeeper. "Right now I mans’ stock — even the shelves at a t y View Hall. For a motor skirt accented with a match­ Mr. Kawalec Is a 1961 grad­ U.S. Navy, staUoned in New School. She le employed by Ful­ The bride Is the daughter of They carried old-foohioned iioa*- feel uneasy here. I lost $86,000 FRESH PRODUCE! Cook of Manchester to James and fixtures. A Negro couple trip to Cape Cod, Mrs. Gorham ing velvet bow. Her headpiece uate of Rockville High School. London. Mrs. Kawalec is a 1968 ler Brush Co., East Hartford, “ Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Maloney gay bouquets of oamatloas and In ons night." who lived above the store kepi It wore a teal blue knit suit with Cashel Brown of Hartford on was a circlet of leaves with 22 Engleiwood Dr. The. bride­ rossf. A$ the street’s only bank, from burning. As soon as the Criip. a S. N .. I O U M . i v r M M n . CHOPPED BEEF Hughes-Johannes black patent-leather accessories. Saturday afternoon. matching velvet streamers and groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. AmlxM of Grand manager J. K. Relbennacht, riot was over, Samuel Dickman, The couple will live at Rt. 91, The bride is the daughter of she carried a cascade bouquet Chester A. Arnhold of Grand -Rapids served aS bis broHher’8 also' wMte, ponders the possibil­ 60, was hack cleaning up. South Coventry, after Sept. 20. of fall-colored chrysanthemums. best man. Ushers were Peter R. ity of a bHgbt covering the Delicious Apples 3c^39< Ground Fresh Mrs. Aaron Cook of 662 E. Mid­ Rapids. Now ho and other merchants Mr. Gorham Is a graduate of Owen Guy Brown of New Ro­ McQuade-Hence The Rev. a ifford O. Sknpeon, Maloney and Frank L. Maloney, etreet If it to not quickly rebuilt. say what they want moat Is Italian Pranei bano ^ c MinyThiMS Daily ^ South Kingston (R h ^ e Island) dle Tpke. and the late Aaron chelle served as his brother's ;i pastor of Center Congregation­ both of Manchester, brothers of "W e’re ccncemed about the gigantic shopping mall, replete 2 29 4 5 ‘ High School. He attended the Cook. The bridegroom is the best man. Ushers were R. Sher­ al Church, performed the double the bride; WUUam Warner, also future of Watts beoause without with potted palms, luxurious Yellow OnkNis au;o c •OLD M NCOS OF 2 IK OR MORI University of Rhode Island and son of Mrs. Florence E. Gail wood Merchant of Simsbury and The marriage of Mias Phyllis ;; iring ceremony. Walter Or^d> of of Manchester; and Chorlfa R. theae businesses there 'would be avenues and ample parking. 3 19 served four years in the U.S. Robert G. Watson -of Wethers­ Oleson of Glostonbuiy. no peed tor the bank,” Rieben- In the merchants’ minds, the of New Rochelle, N.Y., and the Lucille Hence to Dwight Burton M h^Qheator was the organlot Marine Oorpa. He 1s presently field. * and Robert Gdrdon ot Mahehes- . Mrs. Maloney wore a green nacht says.’ 'But the bank can mall would be government attending the University of late James Cashel Brown. A reception was held at the McQuade, both of Manchester, Z tW was the soIolsL Bouque^ ot peau do aoie drosa 'with whit* only ntoJee loans based on a' buUt Connecticut where he Is major­ The Rev. Wallace G. Flske of home of the bride's sister, Mr. was solemnized Saturday morn­ 2: whit* glodioU and potnpohs aocessoriet and a corsage of ing in general education. Mrs. the Universalist Church per­ and Mrs. Virgil Gabel, 79 Nat- ing at St. James’ Church. t web* on the altar. yellow rooebuds. Th* bride­ Gorham Is a graduate of Man­ formed the ceremony. Mrs. Es­ chaug Dr., Glastonbury. For a I* The .bride, given in martlege groom’s mother wore a melcm chester High School and Becker ther Ellison of West Hartford The bride is a daughter of Mr. knit two-piece dress with match trip to Jamaica, B.W.I., Mrs. and Mrs. Francis Leon Hence 7 b y hfjr ftfUier. wore a. floor- Junior College, Worcester, was the organist. Brown wore a champagne- of sHk falSe, de- Ing occeasoriea and a corsage THE ERIN SCHOOL OF DANCING Mass. She is employed at Pratt of 61 TUenox St. The bridegroom of peach-oolored rooebuds.' Given in marriage by her colored lightweight wool suit Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Burttm sighiO.jfi^Rh acodped neckline, s and Whitney, Dlrislon of United brother, Aaron Cook of Man­ with sage green accessories. -aleeves trimmed ivltb . A reception for 180 was held Dancers of Stage McQtiade of 614 Hilliard St. at Woodnift Hall of th* church. MEAT DIEC HNAST ntO»N m soiAlll Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. chester, the bride wore a street- The couple vrill be at home at Bhqilre walsj^Ilne r sn v • CHiciciH • i u i m y a c e s 7 7 length gown of peau de sole, 10 Robbins Lane, Rocky Hill, Th* Rev. Eugene F. Torpey, ral-length s ld ^ s . Sbr a motor trip to Canada, and Television n i E A I lE G # fashioned with scooped neck­ alter Sept. 27. aaslatant paator of St. James' ngth. veil of illustcn Mrs. Arnhold wore a Mu* suit IKE, HARRT TO SPEAK line, short sleeves, fitted bodice Church, performed the double '• a crowh ot with black accessories. Ths cou­ Feoturing KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Mr. Brown attended New York ring ceremony. Mrs. Ralph Mac- trimmed with seed pearls and University. He is vice president and Irldesceinta and ple will live at 1 Splthead Rd., f Q t 1 4 - O z O A SAVE py>rmer Presidents Dwight D. Imported crystals and bell­ carone was the organist and Waterfonl, after 8<^t. 27, Authentic and Eisenhower and Harry S. Tru­ of G.F. Sweet and Oo., Hart­ sening session. Miss Amory Cook of Man­ trimmed 'with sprays of SchiffU I Sweet Corn paiAST - CHAM sryu , CANS ■ Grand Rapids, sister of the Chester High School and a 1966 Figure Dancing 30c Truman will talk to the group chester, sister of the bride was versity of Hartford and taught embroidery, Wgh oval neckline, ] in the Avon school system last ^ bridegroom; and Miss Connie graduate ot Joseph Lawrence 7 the foUowlng day at the Truman the maid of honor. She wore a three-quartera-length sleeves SAVE street-length dress of brass- year, Maloney of Wethersfield, (uooth- School of Nursing. New London. Lfbraiy in Independence, Mo. and sheath skirt with a full' «r cousin of the bride. She Is a member of the nursing British American pleated court-length train. Her Finast Spaghetti t M U L A I 25c The maid of honor wore a full- staff at the hospital. S 90*' bouffant veil of illusion was at­ Club tached to a , matching fabric SAVE petal headpiece trimmed with After Athena, the American 8KHMOND - LKPfr P 10c Borgida^Shalett lilies of the valley and crystals. ' Copper, Conrad * astronauts will 'visit in Turkey, Maple St., Manchester Chunk Tuna She carried a cascade bouquet Sthlopta, Kenya, Nigeria Las of white carnations and stepta- Scheduled for Palmas and the Canary Islands. Classes Start Wed., Cooper, an Air Force lieuten­ The marriage of Miss Linda anotis. 0 Mra. PhlUlp Hence of Man­ Good Wm Trip ant colonel, and Conrad, a Navy September 22 Susan Shalett of Pittsfield, chester, sister-in-law of the Commander, will wear civilian Mass., to Ed'ward Albert Bor- oMhes. The White House said Register by Phone bride, waa the matron of honor. WASHINGTON (AP) — MARGARET DAILEY f / I ' gida of Manchester took place Brideamalds were Mrs. Harry this waa because of the U.S. de- JOHNSON Bpace-qetters L. Gordon Cooper slr* to streos the peaceful , as­ 522-2037 Headquarters For P&Gs Greatest, Giveaway oil Earth yesterday afternoon at Temple Adams, sister of the bride, and Jr. and' Charles Conrad Jr. are Director Mrs. Roger Hence, sister-ln-law pects of space exptosotlon. ' Anahe Amunim, Pittsfield, Planet ahoto ■ beaded lor another long trip. of the bride, both of Manchester; President Johnson has tabbed j The bridge Is a daughter of and Miss Diane Rinaldi of El­ I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Shal- URS. DWIGHT BURTON MCQUADE (he Gemini 6 astronauts, who REDEEM YOUR COUPONS HERE! lington. Mies Judy Adams of -last month orbited the world for I ett, Pittsfield. The bridegroom Manchester, niece of the bride, I is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David a record eight days, for a good- was the junior bridesmaid. Manchester ISgh School, is a Corp., Manchester. Mra. Mc­ 'WlU mission to Greee, Turkey Mark of 99 Green Manor Rd. The attendants wore identical 1964 graduate of Manchester Quade, a 1962 graduate of Man­ ' and the late Eugene Borgida. ’’ and Africa. floor-length Empire dresses, Community College where he chester High School, Is employ­ They 'Will meet (he President I Rabbi Harold Salzzman o.' styled with moss-green bodices received an AS degree In busi­ ed as a secretary by Pratt and Temple Anshe Amunim per- ‘V cut the WMte Rouse Tuesday, and beige crepe sklris. They ness administration. He is em­ Whitney, Division of United Air­ ‘ report to the National Academy TIDE DETPRGENT IVORY DETERGENT I formed the ' ceremony. Robert wore matching headpieces and ployed by Household Finance craft Corp., East Hartford. Blafield of Hillsdale, N.Y., was of SMenoes that same day and BuriSD Hoes photo carried nosegays of yellow pom­ ^.depart Wednesday for Athens, Speed Riggs, ■\ the organist. pons and white carnations. Greece, for an - international FOR A KM> MRS. GOMER W. HUGHES JR The bride, given in marriage Phillip Hence of Man Mamorlal HoepHsd. ter, has been announced by her the brideamald. A reception was held at the THURSDAY IYRNIn G 4 T O B Theyjpvere Identically dressed Stanley Club, Pittsfield, Maas. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos* A d ju sta b le M m e v 41K WITH THIS W IT H T H IS In full-length chiffon gowns, de DETEcrnON SYSTEM For a plan* trip to Bermuda, Lopas Zamudlo of Cadis. 9 A w B 2 9 c C O U P O N iS A V i IS c COUPON signed with bodices and short Mrs. Borgida wore a mooa green Her flance la th* aon of Mr. .- r R uq D ia l Towtrd tha Purcliti* ol On* 4.4 Ot Tub* Kin* Slit Toward jh* Purchai*lelO ol On* 2-Oz 111 aleaves In powder blue and 'A WASHINGTON (AP) — Th* linen suit with matching accas- and Mrs. Emmett Roberts of PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS aortaa. The couple will live at a fir line skirt* In romance blue. The Dntted States may set up a s i^ Port Hsuneme, Calif., formerly 75 LAUREL 8T. MANCHESTER, CONN. Empire waistlines of th* gowns marine detection system on the m Washington St,, Brighton, were accented wKh embroidery. Pacific Coast similar to on* Maas., after Sept. 20. of Manchastar. PISCO U N T O N •ANNOUNCEMENTS S \V I \i(. S INSTANT* IPANA TOOTHPASTC • SELTZER They wore romance blue fab­ wMoh has operated for yeart ittt Mr. Borgida, a graduat* of Miss Zamudlo Is a graduat* EARNINGS CowMn VoUd Thru Saturd«r, %•¥*• 1U..1MI CoaUM* V oM Thm BmtwSmf, tout* IB, WUI ric rose headpieces with face of Companla de Marla School, I •INVITATIONS ths Atlantic Coast, aouroas said Manchester Hlsh School la I.O/\ M AT YOUR FIRST 'NATIONAL iSUPER AAARKET AT YOUR FIRST NATIONAL SUPER AAARKET vails and carried colonial bou- Sunday night. presently attending Bentley Ool- Cadis. Mr. Roberta attended I •ReeepHttn Card$ 9 7 quats ot whits dalslss and blu* Details of tha system ora as* lega of Accounting and PTnan- Manchester High School before Dividends IIMIT ONi COUFON TO AN ADUll CUlTOMt Utw ON| eoUFON to AN A0M1 CUtNMM earnatlona. cret, but the eUotrotdc net in* cing, Boston, Mass. Hia Wife is enlisting In the U.S. Navy In ¥ n tm » Paid From Mlaa Erica DaRuytsr at Al- 'volvea a series of hydrophones a graduate of PHtMield High 1981. He Is a machinist mat* m r i u m i i n j Day ot msee of th* brtda. which pick up ths sound of sub- School, Boston School of Den­ 8.C. Deposit tbs tiqmr gin. Sh# wore a whit* marines and pinpoint their looa> tal Nursbig and Beth lorasl An Ootoiiar wedding Ig m e M e itite F I N E S T M ’, II \i: n Old) Ki» tacsa 4 r«a aocsntsd with a gold tkm. Hospital School of Nunlng. planned. BRANCH OFFICE,'ROUTS tl, COVENTRY. ) In ftm I I Only MAN( IllvS rCK I M SM V I im MOH? TO UMIT QUANTimi Sons S Tnbnnpn Pn4dBl6 SnPBipl PiNRh SEbmp ' ' 1^. TWELVB i .11 i..i] . r ‘U m i spoRf 8 19th Hole JP ro a - ESBg Sotufdoy Piont Ellington Ridge laturday Low gross—Tom Schiller 74. At Country Club • M t - BUND 14 HOLES U l ZBOrMlI_ , Class A Leo Byrd 61-7—64; MCwd pm Takes Class B — Frank Sheldon 73-13— Tempo picks up tod»y In p«rt two of th# J9th snmi^ uh m 4 • ao, Jack Goldberg 71-11—40; Manchester Open Golf Tournament at tho Manchester «*)• MDlilolWl Clask C — Bam Ooldfarb 83-17 Country Club when low handk^p amateurs and pTofea* Sbtan a iM iM AKRON, Ohio (A P )*^ »ry PUyar friUibed W«’|60,- —06; Kickers — Pete Teets 86- Dna Tennis Event l i —78, Jack Hunter 86-18—78, sionalR try for the top prize of the |2,200 purae. HUGOS BUMNY IBIUIm DOWN 000 chack for winnidf the tWorid Sorlat of Golf artd iMMlif IC M ta n W Ig H BUI Warmington 80-10-78, Len First day play Sunday, which* ■ — ■ ■ * ...... MBwtay M than hustled off to a chartered Jet for hie Sbdth Africa Starts Friday Brand 00-18—78, Dick Rugen f was restricted to amateurs, Alex lott, only amateur aver ...NOW A QUICK PUNCH VEfllTABLB^ " X nOamUtd n i home. 17-78, Rube GUI 84-8—78, Tom dida’t p^roduee any startling to win, flrad a 78 Sunday a i did I ^ T H t BQSAO tASKSTM^ aiFKmmi SMofo bwqN! Player called bis thrae-atroke Faulkner 84-0—78. scores. Sharing the lead were lm«|* 4mwffl MAiiNoiit 1_ , tha Mcond hol# whan ba aardad Applications are now be> Toift Prior of the boat club. (.SADWrmVER bOnwNH . »1 victory Sunday over Maatera A idrdla lour. WkUa «^aa WOMEN’S BUND 14 Bud McAllister, Erv Kennedy, No player mey cempata both Kf IBAboT* • Tlwt D (UUa) taf aoeepted ofr the annual | Al Wameeter and Fred Kaafc, LKPT..CROtSWrrH 3»Prwa« ^ •Nofnlhw NBljr cham^on Jack Nicklaus "tha Ukliw a bciEajr. Australian Fa* mea'e singles nnd doubles Class A Jan Harrl4—SB, one under, p u bogey, on la. on Friday, Saturday and Class A — Lou Becker 87- ir v w T MMoontaln Mh lM(ad|M tMdl (or rlreatone’a demanding T.ilO- Nicklaus a l^ a M-IB-^T1. (or a Sunday. > 4--S3; Class B — Shorty Dow astagiua m mr ire• A vrtm Meriden Posts Fourth Win yard couree. to an opening 143 tbtal and' took down second Deadline 'for entering Is 38-7—31; Class C—Bemie Men- r ~ W IT round 70 In capturing golra Mg- moMY of I1B.OOO. 11>bmsDn, Thursday afternoon at 0. schell 46-10—86; Kickers .— Al n q 1 geat JackpoL BrlUeh Open tihampion. had a Grotheer 88-10—73, Frank Shel­ IntereetM parties may con­ of^poInU, missing his firat o f the 1 3 " Tha U,8. Open eham^on, nev­ SS4B—T1 and 144 (or third place tact Hie Eaat Side Rec Of- don 87-14—78, su n Hlllnski 73- Halfback Paul Maakery JT r ” Plalnvllle, former Hartford season after the opening eoore, □ er behind from atart to finish in and $7,800, while M an, the POA' floe on School St. 0—73, Ernie Heath 70-4—78, J the (Inal round, put the Issue Jack Hunter 87-13 —74. Charter Oak, scored two touch­ Frelhelt is now 14 for 18 in the i T (dtampion, had A dlaappdinUng v r beyond any dount when he .8»*8B—77 (or m and fourth WOMEN’S BUND NINE downs and quarterback Larry PAT totals. ' Tha elusive Maakery scored s canned a Sd-(Oot birdie putt on money of $ll,eOO.' Weekend Fights Class A — Mrs. Joan Wilson Marsh of Norwich University BY V. T. HAMLIN r r ■i tha 17th- green, rulninr Niek- 61-12 -30; Class B — Mrs. Gaby passed for two TD’a Saturday on runs of 22 and f«ONMUfi« 1MJE OF M 2 5 " w three stroke! off the lead. eelll 141 — 802. Dennis FlaveUi BOS'TOlf — Roscoe Gregory, on the San FrancIscO Giants' ed a crowd of over 4,000 under quired quarterback Jerry Jbaseball team in Placckleker AI Frelhelt con­ scampered’ 10 yards on a rollout 1MMEPIA1B.Y s r whenE N II irtL u. I \WL tmmrn Dave Mkrr out~of eontenUon on AnnulU 864, Anton Mayer 360. A 1058. verted on five of six extra foranotiier Meriden score. 5T” * OOMM^ / VMNMaon«N6 \5 T wtssMM ■■■Ml \ W IT" JT v r •-l» w 1 ONE HAPPY FELLA—Gary Player beams with r ■ delight and gets set to toss hat into the air when w 35“ 50 “ he putted 31 feet from 17th pin, downhill, up rise PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERBIEER h and up hill, and the ball rolled into the cup. s r SF — wmam MM J 8 W E c iA N i 'H EV! / 1 BI E T T E E R ^ I < 3 0 0 0 e Leaves Door Open for Return UNDERSTAND IDEA OUT OUR WAY BY J .R WILLIAMS ------1------T H E . ILDREN'SM , M-M-M-ISEE-VOU Heinsohn Hangs U p Sneaks > T lUDIES!--- , DONT WANT VtXW FOLKS TO KNCW IT,EH? 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. \ rAQB FOUKTliJDf X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBERS 18, 1968 Offered 18 CLASSIFIED LAND OLBAlukdr Bigffest Lead in National Leaf^ue Since Au^, 14 CoUegians Met Rookie Selma Number. Cut to Nine, nU R PC N lM Q T o Start ADVERTISING anlYee, oxee, shears, rouiry blodso. Qatok CLASSIFIED ADVERHSINO DEPT. HOURS ibi Equlpmst Grid Play 8 AJS. to 5 P JL ____ Bt, Monahester.______Ibmni 10 in Row for Giants Gets ‘Feel of Ball’ ad d iy T-B. ThuradOF f 8 Look Good for Twins day T-4. e48-7WB. NEW YORK (AP) — COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYT. NEW YORK (AP) — HAROLD * BON RubbUih R » College football, with one NEW YORK (AP) - Selma IHerally slept with tH a tW te O ^ MONDAY Ihra FRIDAT lOiM AJ6. — SATimDAY 6 AM. movol — otUos, eellora and The San Francisco Giants cleat planted firmly in the bAssbiJl. for Us to get a ran. Wa SM, and yards, weekly and monthly are twice as well off as Dick Selma ai the New ^ "1 held the ball, evarywhera I that w u it." BOS’TON (AP) — The door, hops in helmet and provMad the PLEASE READ TOUR AD plok)ip. Bolton-Manehestor vL they have been in nearly York Mete had his Hrst went day after day," the yrang Charile Smith . ^ ititglc number is down to U.S. Tennii otolty. Harold Hoar, 041-4064. all this week with the pow­ complete game major pitcher laid, "unUl iU eisa no only nln Salma neededledsd withwtia two er “ Wairt A lb" ara token over ‘th two seasons while the Los out in the lOth. Joq OhrlMopher nine for the Minnesota eoTSotooce. The odverttoer should teed hto ad the FIRflV erhouses who hope to reign league victory—a 1-0 10- longer was unfamiliar to ms." , 'Twins In their charge YOU ARB A>ll TruckTTOOS m to A-81A-l| Anodes Dodgers are in as national champions A s Braves found out Sunday led off with a ilhtfa, waa aaeii- DAY IT APPHARO oad REPORT BBRORO to ttow far the Osllars, att traah, small twice as much trouble as inning conquest of the Mil­ fioad to seecnd and movod to toward the American Stars Lose ■sgl iaeaeltoa. The HernM is nsponslble tor only ONE iocor- truoktof done A^l r M t ! Can opening their seasons Just bow familiar Selina had they’ve been this season. waukee Braves — today become with that basabsiU. Be­ third as Ron Swoboda graunded League pennant and even loM or oartttod lassrttoa for ooy advsrtissiwsBt ead then aaly i-atM , TrsemMUM Traoktog The OtanU’ advantaga and Nine of the teama listed In and attributed hia success sides besting Bob SadoWsM In a out. cautious Manager Sam te the extoot ef a "moke good” iiieertlon. Errota whlck do aot Bsnrloa. The Aeaocletad Presa’ prases- Smith shot a singla up ths In Nationals leseea tke value o f tka advsrttounisnt win sot be eorreetod by tha Oodfera' advaraity avolvad to the fact he’s familiar brilliant pitching duel. Selma aet Mele is talking in World TYPEWRITERS — Standard from tha action on tha fourth-to- ■on poll swing into action Fri­ a club etrikeout record of It. mtddla for tho payofT day and Saturday with only now with the "smaller Sadowskl gars, up only flvs Series terms. sad slaetrio. Repaired, orir* laat Sunday of tha aaaaon. San The 31-year-old rookla doled out FOREST HILLS, N. Y. hanlsd. raatsd. Addliig bm^ Franclaco awapt Chicaso 4-8 Ohio State, ranked No. 10, rtr baseball they use up here."' four hlU.and walked onW one. hlU, but ths Bravss simply "I don’t pay any attention to (AP) — America’s two M l maining idie. couldn’t oops with Salma' the so-called magic figure, but I ehliiss ranted and repaired. and 0-2 whila Loa Angalas Up from the IntsnsaUonal th e loae dropped the fourth- priz^ tennis trophies MatteBal League Plokup and delivery servloa. dropp^ a S-2 daciilon to Houa- The season got under way of­ League, which he says uses a place Braves four games behind strikeouts. With two on and o''- must admit thtogi look a lot 6 4 3 -2 7 lf ficially laat Saturday with a out In the first inning, gelmc better each day," Mele said headed overseas again to­ W. L. Pet. O.B. 875-3136 Yale Typewriter Bervioe, d4B* ton. largar baU than tha majors, Sel­ the NaUonal League leading San San Fran. .. 18 64 A86 _ 4086. modest Hat of games. In the t<^ ma said he got coach Don Heff­ Francisco Otants, who boat Chi­ struck opt Sd Mathews an^ Jof guardedly Sunday after the day, and U.S. fans turned The double victory, axtandinf ones, Tulsa blanked Houston 14- Torre. In the seventh with non» Twins’ 2-0 victory over Boston. Los Angeles 83 63 .649 2 their winning atraak to 10, ahot ner of the Mets to "let me take cago 4-3 and 3-3. the crank on an old, over­ APPLIANCES repaired — aH 0 in the first football game ever out, Milwaukee bad twO ba Mele Joined In the laughter aa Otoctonatt . 81 62 .646 2H tha Glanta Into a two-game lead a ball home with me’’ after the Salma said be never thought played record: Milwaukee . 79 68 .866 4 makts washers, refrigsrators, played In the 331.6 million air St. Louis Cardinals knocked him he’d lose the game. runnare, but CItna popped ur writers pressed him, trjring to TroibU Rtaehing O ir AdvRillMr? frsessrs, dryers, gas and also- In tha National League and looa- conditioned Houston Astrodome, "When are we going to get PHUbutYh . 78 67 A38 6'A •nad up tha unprecedented five- out of the box In his first major "I always ‘think 1*11 win ’’ he and■ Mack • Jonaa------and Fallp* pin down hia personal thoughts trie ranges. OU burnars Utah whipped the University of Alou etrack out. on the pennant. With only 16 soma winning tennia payers?" Phlla’pMa . 78 66 .618 9'^ team iMnnant race. leagus atart, Sapt. 3. said modaatly, "I just kept The outlook to bleak — os It St. Louts ... 70 78 .490 21-Hoar ARiworiag Sonrloo cleaned and repaired. Ooema Montana 28-13 and Utah State _gamta left, he waa relaxed, a 1814 Appliance,», 6494)060. Not aince May 18, lOM, have defeated the University of Ha­ man with few worrlee. has been for the past few years. Chicago .... 46 81 .446 20 F rit to Horald Roadon the Olanta anjoyed aucn a big waii 31-12. The Twins’ fifth straight vic­ When Manuel Santa, the col­ Houston . . . . 61 88 .434 23 LAWNMOWBR New Yoric . 46 100 ea oM ttC ear mar^n. On daya when they led Big Eight Champion Nebras­ Quarterbacks to HiffUight Opener Sunday tory and 17th in 18 meattogs orful little Spaniard, beat Cliff .816 89 Waatl f We pairs, salss, rotor tha league both laat aeaaon and with the lowly Red Sox enabled Dryadala of South Africa for the Sunday’s Results Bstodr Simply caB sharpened; bkwcle ka has the brawn and experi­ men’s atoglea Utle Sunday 6*3, 7- thla, they had no more than a ence to juarUfy the No. 1 ranking . them to hold their nine-game Son Francisco 4-9, Chicago 8-3 ice. Manchester Cyde ona-gama bulge, jlead over toe Chicago White 9, 76, S-1, It marked the KHh New York 1, Milwaukee 0, 10 149 W. Middle TunpOce, it enjoys in tha preseason poll. straight year that a foreign ' EDWARDS Tha Dodgera, on tha other Ocksch Bob Deyaney’s club; hop­ <American League title. Oliva, the defending ASTROS-DODGERS— That will be Fran Tarkenten Eagles at 3-4. est next Sunday, in addition to "Don’t forget, I said If we of 23-year-old Arthur Ashe of Amerteau League whlte"'convertlbla, all power, 5649. the Pacific Ooeist. and the Minnesota Vikings vs. the Vikings-Ooits,- the scTwdule .win. Remember that ’if’. We champ, trails the Red Sox star by nine points. Los Angeles and 31-year-old THE HERALD wffl not new top. Urea. Immaculate, 61,- The Astros tied the Dodgers 3- The Irish, rated No. 3 and the In other Saturday night .don’t care whether it’s against W. L. Pc.t G.B. disclose the identity ef Johnny Unitas and the Oolta at g^mes —■ the Green Bay Pack­ will be — the defending league Charlie Pasarell of Puerto Rico. 496. 648-9968 after 6. 3 in the eighth Inning when Jim only Independent In the top ten, Wills, Willie Mays or anyone Mtonesota . 92 64 .680 — say advsrtlasr nstng box Wynn r a c ^ home from second Baltimore next Sunday, opening ers, 4-1, downed the St. Louis champion Browns at Washing­ These two youngsters Chicago .... 88 63 .668 9 Building—ContrsetiBg 14 lost Heisman Trophy winner else — Juat aa long as we get to emerged as the new hopes of letters. Readers answer­ CHEVROLET — 1964, standard on Lee Maye’a infield single. day highlight for the National Cardinals 31-13 at < Green Bay, ton, the Packers si Pittsburgh, Rare Feat by Young 'Rookie Baltimore .. 81 63 .666 9H John Huarte and his favorite Football League’s 46th season. ptoy to the Series." American tennis when Pasarell ing blind box ads who shift, 6 cylinder, 3-door B U - | _ „ „ ___ ..j They then won it in the ninth. leaving the Cards with a 1-3-1 ths Cardinals at Philadelphia, Detroit .. .. 80 64 .666 11 cayne. Excellant condition, DION OONSTOUCTION OO. — GOING, GOING . . . — Willie Mays holds bat to his side as he watches the target, Jack Snow, but Ara Par- the Giants at Dallas, the Ram? , n A former sports writer to his upset Fred Stolle of Australia deslrs to protect their 1 Bob Lillis opened with a pinch- seghlan thinks the churning legs Tarkenton, the helter-skelter mark; the Cleveland Browne, 8- Cleveland .. 77 66 .642 18 identity can follow thle must sen, $1,495. 742-8243 Complete------buUdtog------service. New “ 1, scored a 28-16 victory over at Detroit and the Bears tX San hometown of Quincy, a Boston and Ashe won over Roy Emer hit double off Ron Perranoski, 499th home run ball of his career sail over the fence. The homer, Mays’ 46th of halfbacks Nick Eddy and Bill dervish whose backfield run­ suburb, Mele also fielded neatly New York . 71 76 .483 21 Vi prooedurs: construction, alterations or ad­ was sacrificed to third and arounds make adventures of the Pittsburgh Steelers, 0-6, at Francisco. son, rated the world’s No. Oalitomia .. *7 79 1963 FORD Galaxie — 4-door, ditions. Roofing, siding, paint- this season was watched by Cubs’ catcher, Chris Krug. (AP Photofax.) Wolski can produce plenty of whether he personally would Alyea Slams Homer amateur. .469 28 Encloos your reply to ths ■cored on Joe Morgan’s fly to Washlngt’n 64 81 .441 V-8, CrulBomatic, one owner. Ing, etc. 94SHS63, 94S-(Ma. yardage. Notre Dame is at Cali­ write dally stories on the series After beating Stolle, Pasarell 27V4 box to an envelope — center field. Boston ...... 66 90 A84 86 addressed to the Clasrt- 61,425. CaU 643-97(M. • • a llama, Byron Browne and Beck­ fornia for Its Saturday opener. or have them written by e lost to Rafael Osuna in the QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, Fourth-ranked Michigan, one ‘,’ghost’’ — by someone else un. Kansas City 68 90 .371 57V4 Had Manager, Manchsstar 6IANTS-CUBS— ert. Browne also midjudged . a quarter-finals. Ashe bowed to Sunday’s Results 1969 6 CYLINDER, cross coun­ dormers, porches, basements A1 Putz Most Valuable of three Big Ten teams In .the the manager’s by-line. On First Pitched Ball Santa in the semifinals. Bhrentog Herald togsthsr The Giants gained their long­ baaea-loaded line drive by Hal Ex-Jet Quarterback Dick Wood CWoago 4, New York 1 try, Rambler. Good condltlcm. rettolshed, cabinets, buUttos, presMLSon championship pic­ "You know, I ’ve already,lr been with a memo listing tbs formica, aluminum, vinyl, est winning streak of the year Lanier that went for a two-run Waslilngton 7, Oalifoinla 1 companies you do NOT 649-0693. double. ture, opens at North Carolina approached by one paper on NEW YORK (A P )— ^The Minnesota Twins have steel, ceramo siding. William with the help of five CSiicago With Rockville’s Legion Saturday and the Wolverines that. I ’m not going to name the Minnesota 3, Boston 0 want to see your totter. 1969 FORD V8 automatic, pow­ errors. Mlscues by Bmie Banks Warren SpaUin scattered seven taken another step toward their first American Detroit at Oeveland, post, Your letter win be des­ Robbins Cazpentry Sarvloa, have plenty of punch in spite of jhiper. But, I haven’t done any­ Hard Work Diet er steering, exceUent ooi^tion. 6493446. and Glenn Beckert led to aU four hits. Including' two home runs Big Man with Oakland Raiders League pennant. poned, rain troyed If ths advertiser is Call 649-0633. by John Boccabella, and gained Most valuable player honors<|>ties and compiled a great 1.57 heavy gradation losaaa. thing about it, either. We’re still Ban Francisco runs in the open­ Tl^a other Big Ten representa­ Kansas City at Baltimore one you’ve mentioned. If [c a r p e n t r y — S3 years’ ex­ MS first complete gams victory with Rockville's American Le­ earned nm average in 222 imi' to a race." But for firsts how about Washington’s Brant Alyea, For Boston Pats postponed, rain er. tives are ninth-ranked Purdue With Jim (Mudeat) Grant not ft will be handled to perience. Ceilings and floors with San Francisco while bring­ gion baseball team during the ings. He averaged better than NEW YORK (AP) —-^ ro and John Huarte, for the stg- ftelephone, gained only 49 yards who hit a pinch-hit homer on the first pitch to him in Today’s Games the usual mannar. 1953 CADILLAC, Btmks dropped a throw on and Ohio SUte, No. 10. The Boll- on his four compleitions, with throwing a four-hitter and his BOSTON (AP) — A diet of good condl- tiled, porchas, rso rooms, ga ­ s ing his over-all record to 7-16. one strikeout an inning, record­ nal-oalUng job, replied sharply: Jesus Alou’s grounder before 1965 season were won by A1 ermakens open against Miami Dick Wood never got his his first at-bat in the majors— and became the first Cleveland (McDowell 14-10) at tlpn, 643-4823. rages, additions, attics flnWi- Puts The versatile pitcher- ing 286. He walked only 61, "1 diAmerican Football League com­ touchdown and a field goal that vloCory against toe rebuilt Xh«n- weeded to the first inning. a i^ c h hitter to Saturday’s tomatlc transmission, power the help of errors by Billy Wil- him across. Veteran umpire Red Brltner WHITE SOX-YANKS "I ’m very, very^ disappointed ice, bonded reprssentaUve. Al­ A. A. DION, m e Rooflag games, lost seven, was in two terback for the departed Joe pleted its first week of regular overcame a 7-6 Kansas Otty' coa whan Lance Alwoito, who Minnesota added an insurance game but never got to bat. 1965 Turf Titles steering, 62,195. sidiK , pointing. Oupantiy. Afr \ served as toastmaster. Guests (3400,000) Namifh. The White Sox scored to toe in our offense," Holovak said. fred AmeU, 110 Bryan Dr., season action. lead and finished with 13 com­ grabbed aeven passes for 211 run on a single by Zollo Ver- Then, Sunday, Manager GU "If we had our offense working, teroaoBs k m addtwas. OMI- \ included Sam Gorman, State Le- At the same time. Wood, who first off Al Downing when BUI Manchester, 644-814L 1968. Chevrolet Bel Air, V-8, 4-‘ I g;ion Director, who presented tie pletions in 36 attempts for 191 yards, latched onto a 86-yard SaUes, a pair of walks and a Hodges sent him up to toe plate we could have blown the game Practically Set togs.' Woskinakiktt : jruonuv was scratched from the Jeta’ yards. touchdown toes from JSilver for making the seventh on Tom TTeah’s homer By 2 - Year - Olds Street. New concept to vetlre- power steering, 61,695. NEWTON H.' m t m A SONS— Zone Four All-Star team. John ed to Oakland, came off the play began Saturday night when quarter. stole three bases In the Inning, and toe ball sailed toto the everything.” ment living, RN on duty, Nearj bench in the second quarter, the lesigue champions Buffalo Washington bullpen. — the first hit off Tommy John Remodeling,, rep recraa- Canavari, director of athletics boosting their total to the three, — but the White Sox came back After b^ng outscored 137 to busee, chtirchea and shopping. 1960 Chevrolet Kingswood, 4 HUKTING passed for two touchdowns and Bills defeated Bokon 34-7 and game series to 12. Buckpaaser and Moccasin, a tion rooms, additions, gOragea, at Rockville High; Art Callahan.^ Alyea joined 84 other players and won it in the eighth when 29 in losing five straight exhibi­ pair of strapping 2-year-olds, Reasonable rates. For Informa­ door, 9 passenger wagon, radio, ------49-8144. p scored once himself while lead­ the Western Division champion cohereta work. Call M9-S14 vice chairman of the board of -rt’We analyzed our 1964 season who have hit homere to ^ i r SkowTon drove in three runs tion games, the Pats flexed few tion call'649-2358. heater, automatic tranamlssion, A Worthwhile Career ing the Raiders to a convincing San Diego CSiaigers whipped Hall of Famers oU last winter aqd came to the have all but cdficlally wrapped education; Manager Bob Ber­ , / a n d > first trip to toe plate. Eight of with a bases-loaded double. muscles in the AFL season op­ power steering and brakes, WALL and celling renovations 37-10 victory over Kansas C3ty. Denver 84-81. The complete pro­ (inclusion we couldn’t win the up two of the American turf U- LADIES — Breck shampoo, $6. ger and coaches Bebe Milanese, those hit pinch-hit homers, but ener against Buffalo’s defend­ Uee for 1966 and before nightfall $995. and repairs. Sheet rock and The regular Jet quarterback gram attracted a record 148,888 Still Well Known pennant on power alone. We per gallon, in plastic contato- Pete Martello and George Puts only Ed Morgan of toe 1936 St. ing chamiHons Saturday night today Tom Rolfe can join .plaster repaired, 10 years ex- also spoke. last season. Wood was traded in fans. decided to run, run, run and it’s Louis Cardinals ever bad done It before a crowd of 45,603. ers. Russell's Barber Shop, 1963 Ford Oxintry sedan sta­ doesn’t just happen... July, and when he was asked them, as winner of the S-year- ' perience. Free estimates with Nine graduating players were FISHING) Taliaferro, who played the piUd off. We’ve already won 92 on toe first pitch. Horsemen A sk Quarterback Babe Parilli, the Oak and Spruce. tion wagon, radio, heater, auto­ special rates for home owners. whether he thought he could entire game for the Jets while CANTON, OMo (AP) — A new old crown. matic transmission, power presented tie tacks from the games, the most ever for me.” The Twins, meanwhile, rode 36-year-old veteran, had trou­ The official balloting won’t 649-9362. post. n KEEP MOVING have beat out Namath, Taliafer- Nametti handled the aldelina generation of footl>ell heroes Is Jim Grant’s four-hit pitching ble hitting pass receivers, re- Personals steering, $1,595. C ut in Season take place for nearly' three . I The old paraphrased idea that taking its placs alongsidq the and 19th victory to a 3-0 victory peatedly overthrowing them by months. But when Ogden HAVE TTMB — Will. work. Odd "fish are where you find ’em” over Boston that sliced their a few yards. The Pats com­ RIDE WANTED from vicinity 1-963 Ford V-8, Faiilane 500, 4- you h a v to proparo for it! great names of the past to toe PAWTUCKET, R. I. (AP)— Phipps’ Buckpasser won the door, automatic, $1,395. jobs our specialty. WUl do most has been worked to death. Most Major Leaguo magic pennant-cllnohlng num ­ pleted only 10 of 35 toeses for Burger Chef to Wethersfield. anything. CaU us. 643-2097. folks agyee with the adage; National Professional Foolball A q>eclal meeting of Narri^an- 6886,476 Arltogton-Washlngton Must leave by 7 a.m. 643-8282, Philadelphia Extends Skein ber to nine. Any combination of 111 yards, while Buffalo hit on Futurity and A. B. Hancock's IT y w «m I 06 Kiotfgii y m iMy no» b« pr«por*d for the kind of many promptly ignore It onoe Hall of Fame. Minnesota victories and BalU- sett Park’s board of directors 9 of 42 for 271. The Bills Inter­ or 643-7981. NO DOWN PAYMENT they get in a boat. When you ss=Leaders= Moccasin galloped off with the MTMr you wont, you dwvld investigate the many opportunities Some of toe seven new mem- more losses totaling nine will had been called Wednesday to cepted five aerials. 6108,680 Matron at Aqueduct see a guy . flailing the same area bera iiiduoted into the pro ehrine American League bring the Twins toeir first pen­ The Pats enjoyed a 7-0 lead RIDE WANTED from Man­ Rooflng-^r-SdEic 16 lor vaiuoble traming available ot Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. Earn Country Club' for a long period without any As Newark Blasts. Hartford act on horsemen's request to Saturday, they moved so far chester to vicinity Mt. Saint Sunday itt Fawcett Stadium are Betting (860 at bats) — Yaa nant end night racing Friday, a week briefly as Parilli passed 11 •ood wages whSe yew leom a valuable sUH. BEST IS encouragement by the fish, ahead of their 2-year-old rivals Joseph Academy, call 643-0082. SOLIMENE MOTORS Class A — Ray Gordon 61-4— football names still weU known r "trsemakl, Boston, .323; Oliva, The Orioles were rained out earlier than scheduled. yards to Oino Cappelletti for a BIDWELL HOME Improvement you're witnessing neglect that It would take a decided re­ Co. — Roofing, sldtog, altera­ Vow May gwoiify for one of Mm foNowingi 67, Einar Lorentzen- 60-2—68, The Philadelphia Bulldogs to fans who, as youngsters, Mtoneaota, .318. against Kansas City and toe second period touchdown. The versal ot form for them to lose RIDE NEBJDED — Manchester ‘ 3^7 OAKLAND ST. angling's basic tenant. ex-<3>hold on the top spot. Charleston > Runs — Versalles, Mtoneaota, The 64-day meeting Included 643-0507 tions, addltiona and remodel­ Kep Gordon 61-3—68, Stan Mc­ tended their winning streak to watched them play to their Chicago White Sox took over Bills bounced back and tied the the colt and flUy UUes rtsp ec south end, to UOotm. Storrs. Instead of waiting for fish to is now 6-0, and Fort W a ^ is prime. 117; OUva, Minnesota, 104. night racing daily, except Sat­ ing of all types.' ICxceUsat Farland 62-4—58; Class B— five games and snapped the TO' in seoood, two gamss back. second place, nine games be­ urday, before switching.to full count when Jack Kemp passed Uvely. \ M9-3428. come to you, go looking for Otto Orshein, 4g, tbs former Runs batted to — Colavlto, hind toe Twins, by defeating the 22 yards tow Glenn Bass after workmanship. 6*9-0490. George Tully 67-13—54, Dan them, urges the fishing depart­ ronto Rifles’ streak at four with A suddsn-dsath ovsriime vic­ time afternoon programe Sept. Tom RoUe, most eonsiatent of I960 CHRYSLER, 4-door sedan, . . . h MosiMnib Mb*it MehA WiUhig cmd Inspection Ready 64-9—66, Tom Mlgliore a 21-14 victory at Toronto In asvslaad* Browns’ outeteiMtog Cleveland, 97; Oliva, Mlnneao. New York Yankees 4-1. l>etroit the Bills had picked off a Pa­ PASSENGERS wanted, hours ment at Mercury outboards. tory was chalked up. by Norfolk ta, 96. 25. The first three after-dark the s-year-olds with vlctortos to all power, steering and brakes, T 64-9—55; Class C — Ed Dlk weekend Continental Football quarterback, is bead cooph at and Cleveland also were rained rilli pass at their 9 and moved the Preakneas, Chesapeake, (h- 8:30 - 6, vicinity Constitution Fish are not evenly distributed when John Hightower kicked a - Hits — (Riva, Minnesota, 176; programs last week had an exceUent tires, 649-1967. 75-24—51, Don Forstrom 68-16 League action. field gold to the sixth minute of the UB. Coast Cuard Academy out. downfleld. taUon, Arlington d asslc and Plaza s#id Woodland St., Hart­ Roofing and numBgyi 16>A \ PORMAL TRAMMO OOURSK throughout a lake or river, they end Steve Veh Buren, flie 44- Veraallea, Minnesota, 161. • • • average handle of 6600,000. The Bills broke toe deadlock ford. 649-3287. —54; Low gross—Einar Lorant- note, and time spent looking Philadelphia thus took over the extra period at Provldencs, Chicagoan to support his tlUe 1963 PONTIAC Grand Prtx — . . . of 36 weeks to 92 weeks duration in Machining, Shee! sole possession of first place In yeor-cM farmer PUiodelnhla I Doubles — Yastrzetoskl, Bos- TWINS-RED SOX— _ . when, after five minutes of the 34,000 miles, new tires. Call zen 70; Blind bogey—TomMlgU- pays Off better than that just RJL ...... 'TT. toil, and Versalles, Minnesota, claim, goes to the 6i00,000-add- RCXnriNO - Bpgf.tomng Ito ore 77. the OFL eastern division before Begla power nutoer, le tabed Grant, 196, got toe only fun America’s oldest living mam­ third quarter, Charley Warner, ed Americsui Derby at Arlington RAISE $50 AND MORE 649-4349 after 5 p.m. Metol ond Tool & « • Mohbif a-slttin'. The -Neptunes nipped the ooooh of the Newark Bears 41; mal, the possum has forebears For your church or group. pairing rootsroofs of all. kinds.kinds, naw PRO SWEEPSTAKES the largest crowd to see a CFL Rhode Island Zndlaas 88-60 to he needed when Tony OUva tri­ a 170-pound defensive back, In­ Park today. He Is expected to While trolling Is usuaHy the to the Oontlnentel Football Triples — Oampanerto, Kan­ that date back unchanged to the tercepted a Parilli pass and Have 10 members each sell - roofs, gutter work« rtn-'oneya ARfR i n C i OOURSCS Low gross — Einar Lorentzen game this season, 16,303 fans. the first overtime gatae to ths pled to the first toning and be the odds-on-favorlte to pack 1959 8TUDEBAKER, v-8 over­ clsaned, npalrad AUmlnuia best all-around flsh-flnder, oth­ League. ,.-5 , sas City, 13; Apariclo, Balti­ scored on Bob AUeen’e single age of tl)e brontosaur, mas tad on dashed 22 yards toto the end twenty 50c packages ot drive, new Urea, good con­ . o f I yoors duroMwi Ip Bidw iiia , Machfnina and Sheet 70, Erv Kennedy 74; Low net— er techniques may be equally Philtulelphia was behind 14-7 history of ths Isague. Norfoto topweight o t 136 pounds j» victo­ aiding. M ysars* skparianoa. George Tully 78-13—66, Tony in the second quarter when Bull­ Bob Weterflrtd, 46, quoiter- more, and VersaUes, Minneso­ off Earl Wilson, who allowed and saber-toothed tiger. zone. ry over Royal Gunner, Reverse, Christmas Carol Napkins. dition. 640-2271. good . . . depending on season, has a 3-8 record. Rhode Island ta, 10. Frea eatimatea G ill BowUy, Stanford 82-16—67. dog quarterback Bob Brodheeid is 1>4. baohed the Loe Angfjee Bams Sam Up, M r. Pak and Natural Keep $50. for your treas­ waters atyl species. Home runs—OonigUaro, Bos­ ury. Everything on credit. 645-5561.-e444m . flipped a pass to Flanker Richie Hightower waa twice the hero to an NFL tiUa to 1961 after 1st. Rickman for a score. The play fotog to OaUforale wheaodhe ton, 28; Horton, Detroit, 27. The son of Rlbot hasn’t been Send for details, free sam- Auto Accessorleo—Tires 6 Al M iW A yvh wM hove Mie dionee to benefit from your training of toe Norfolk equad. He tied Stolen bases — Campanerls, ples. went 40 yards. A two-yard diva Cleveland Reme moved West. out of the money to 11 starts wyl oHMty. Opporlunifie* lor advancement ore • continually toe game with a ^36-yard field Later he wee eoaoh of the Kansas City, 40; Oardenal, OaU-. FORD ENGINE, 427 cubic Inch, by fullback Frank Baker Qien goal at 11:19 of the fourth quar­ this year to earning 6361,801 452 h.p. with. 4apeed, $700. 81 artring onri copoble, (oreer-minded people "get ahead." In put the Bulldogs ahead for good. Roma. fomia, 87. ANNA WADE, HELP WANTED ter. Norfolk trailed at halttlme Sid Luckman. , ptayad Victory to the American Derby Charter Oak St. iridWIen to long-range career advontages, you will benefit from Continuing their rebound, the 38-0. 47 Pitching/’(14 d a 0 i B1 o n ■). wUl be worth 633,100 if all six DEPT. 885BT1, four NFL champtonaMpfiptonatilp teateams —Grant, Minnesota, 19-5, .793; STENC^RAPHER good wages, Mberal kuuronek and retirement plans, and member- Richmond Rebd)s won their sec­ Scoring to every period, tho start. LYNCHBURG, VA. 24506 FOUR 760x15, black, nylon, tube­ Jfflf ond straight game as they edged with Btrikeouts—McDowell, deve- Bold L,ad who won the 3-year- Automobiles For Hale 4 tion and transcribe rapidly. place in toe eastern division by was Don Fortmsnn, 49, a guard loiid, 288; Lollch, Detroit, 197. tire and rim; one 710x15 tire. They lost their first t)irea con­ swamping tha Hartford Chartsr old colt UUe last year, now has 643-4633. Excellent salaty and employe fcr oxpertsneed and fnexporienced people tests of the seafon. Oaks 48-0. for the Bears who to now en or- National League a string of eight straight vlcto- FORD 1960 Thunderblrd Con­ benefits. WCKYSTRIKiFimS Bill Joyner provided the mar­ tbopedlc surgeon. Batting (360 at bats) — Cle- rtea after finishing fourth In his vertible, putomatic, all power, Most of ths scoring waa ac> The 14-1 -msnte, Pittsburgh, .386; Aaron, Apply In PenoB To gin of victory for the Rebs with countsd for by quarterback Don mamber national debut. excellent condition, 26,000. orig­ Auto Driving 'School 7-A PUTBACKTHETASTE his third field goal of the night Jonas, who tosssd four touch­ board of selectors reached book Milwaukee, .838. With the world’s richest race inal nitles. 876-4934. PIOBBAT ParachurB MACHINE OPERATORS over the years of fiootboU tatoto- Runs — Harper, CtoetonaU, DRTVINO Instructions — Homk only 30 seconds before the gun down passes. Ha oompletad 36 of for thoroughbreds worth 6336,- 1962 CHEVROLET Corvalr, 4- 168 FOREST'BT, sounded. ry to pick G(Guy Ohambariato..YS, "116; Rosa, CtoetonaU, 106. pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ OTHEBS TAKE AWAY S# p*ss#s, P sM y I 475, Backpasser earned 6130, door, automatic transmission, MANCHESTER TOOL A DIE MAKERS Wheeling stayed at the bottom and PtM y DrtoooU, 66. C9um- Runs batted in—Johnson, Cin- 470, running his bankroll to, 6370,- age ciasttes. Special attention IDastera divUkm laadsr PhUa- ito play OtoMU, US; Mays, San Frap- 6 cycltoder, 700 series, $760. of the eastern division with a dslphla meeta division fee New­ bertato ptoyad wtth four pro to nervous and elderly. Serv­ We Are An Equal aU toon ______alsco, 101, 601. 6490311, IN SPEaO R S record of .0-5, ark at b6ma Friday night. Sat­ footboU tsome to ihs 1990s end Mooeasto, unbeaten to lour ing Manchester and surround­ Opportunity Employer DrtoooU, a former ptoyar. trito * HiU — Rose, CtoetonaU, 167; In a decisive western division urday night ftoda TUronto at l i ■tarts, took the slx-furlongs ot NEED CART Your etodit turn- ing towns. Call Manchsstsr SHEH METAL MECHANICS contest, division leader Charles* the CUoogo audtosJs mid Hter Williams, Chicago;. 164, the Matron by six lengths, with Driving Academy, 743-7349. Wayne, Norfolk at Hartford, on tha ooechtof eteff of the Obi- Doubles—WilUams, Chicago, od downT Short on down pay­ ton overpowered second-plsce WhaeUng at Gharioatont and the llg h ^ regarded Lyvette ment? Bankrupt? Rapossas Fort Wayne 38-8 to take a firm oofo BaoM. He’s stUl aoUve;aa ■ " 17;' Aaron, Milwaukee, 88. second. The closest any rival AIRCRAPT ENGINE MECHANICS Provldanoo at Richmond. 'T r ip ls s —: (^Uson, Phlladel- ■ton? Don’t dsi|ialrt See Hon direotor of roMoroh end pecoeh- has been to her In the four nel for the Boars, 1^)^, 16; Oismente, Pittsburgh, ast Douglas. Inquire about low FUSION WELDERS races waa SH lengths to the ast do^i^ smiuleat payments Spinaway at Saratoga. anywhere. No small toon or fi Homs runs—Mays, Sap Frap- Moccasin ripped on the three- nanoa eompanj^ plaa Douglas Panomanlaa r4dsr Bnugio ^^•iSoo, 46; McOovey, Ban Fran- Male Help Wanted hvwUlile •dvanfagai of on "JUnnh" «at—i TODAYl oi won ths loot toire quarters ot a mils to 1:11 8-5 in Motors, MS >?‘«tsoo, 86, earning $47,717 of the record rutmtogs of tha fairitiig Btakas Stolen bases—Wills, Los An- Matron purse of 6106,480. 1964 FORD Galaxie, black tudor yUA ^---e-.,---. at MommouUt Pork, Ooaui* gales, 84; Brock, St, Xxmls, 66. Hardtop, black vinyl IntUMor, MEN WANTED FOR THE 2nd SHIFT port, N J. Pitching (14 dacislans)—Kou- 400 Mein Street tm 300 h.p., 4-speed transmission, .15 Ox, Los Angeles, 33-7, .769; Ma- power brakes and steering, IN THE MIXING 1)EPARTMENT >, ' toy, CtoetonaU, 18-7, .730. BASLBAU HBUOES whltewaU tires, 4 sent belts, Icaouts—Koufax, Los An- M>epe« for your 'convenlsece ■» AUTO BODY electrlo windshield washers Experience no^ neceasary, we’ll train yod.' IlieiB* RANGE 633; Veals, Plttsbui^, and wipers. Still under factory Mmrtoy llweugh Rtdey ~ t am. le S pjo. RATTINO — Brant Alyea, warranty. Excellent condition. tive ‘'full'group Insurance coverage and Sehirdeys — S ejA te 12neea WORK FUEL OIL Benatofs, kit three-run homer 643-7467 after 6. PROFIT SHARING BENEFITS . . . EASY IS— Top-ranked In 7-1 vlotoiy over California, 1956 JAGUAR Roadster, ex­ Margaret Smith ot beeqmlaf first Amerioan GASOLINE cellent mechanical condition, Apply In Person At The Australia makes it look Leaguer ewer to hit plnoh-hlt 1695. Call after 5 p.m. 649-6508 easy and effortleia os konwr pa tha first ptton in first sha ratums a ohot to at-bat ia moJon. 1963 FALCON — 4-door station ALDON SPINNINO HILLS OORP. < Canada’s Louise Brown. PITCHUfO — Dlok Safana, wagon, excellent oondiUon, caU Meta, pMtad tin t complete 649-4842. As n matter of fact it game In mafors, allowing only TALCorrviLLE, c6n i4 s c tic u t was—easy, that is. Miss four hits and atriklng out 15 in 1955 IMPALA Hardtop Chevro­ Smith took this onti 5>1, 1-0, 10-lnalng victory over MU- let, clean oondttlon, $650. 849- 9755. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN« MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1965 F A Q » 1 MW P W *AWCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CX)NN^ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER'18,1965 PAGE SDCTEEM A|Mrtmssto-J1stft— Apsrtmfiit»—FIste— For Bsto 7$ H i F s r f ls k 72 Housss For Isis 72 Bnbarbsn For Solo 7$ Sabarbon For lolo 76 SabnrbM For flslo 76 Sitoationa Wanted— Household Goods 51 TSMBUIItS 68 H9lp Wmtod—Fwial* 85 Help Wmnted—Male 36 JUDaiSTERED Pharmacist. Fill Tsttsmsiits tS ItANOH — Large family eised OONOORD RD. - Etaatlful DUPLEX 6-9, In osntral Men- ANDOVER — 516 room Ranch, I bedr CX3VBNTRT — l-room BELLING TOUR HOMlT Os6 In Tuesdays 7-B p.m. Miller Female 88 MAYTAO wringer washer, 8 M P006€ ^ARTMEKT, fliet kitchen, hurge living room with Raaeh, large ttring room, for­ ohssUr, l-bedrooms saoh aids, $ bedrooms, • years old, knotty nial, m baths, fireplaea, alum­ Ranrii wtU to wall earpe^ tlM.be69 Brioe now. Brnmofii FIRST CLASS maohanlo, must years old, SDioellent ooBdlUon. L o o m ro . t e l e p h o n e MlealMlIea — B Pharmacy. No phone oalls. SECRETARY — Bookkeeper Wmt, pleaeant nelghberhood fireplaes, 1 bedromni. mal dining room, cabinet good oondlUen, l-ear garage. pine oaMnsU, paneled wells, inum combinations, bullt-lns, fireplaoe, low down paym waiting. Ustinga wanted. OaU «.m. •' 1 p.m. dally, to work In hava own tools, top wages, 649-9146. 66i«i6 rmtftia tMor Lute Museum, gas tu^ . house In tmmeoulate Wtobea, 3 Mdrooms, reorea- Priced to seU. Wesley R. gnUlh, hrsplacs, heated reo room, large lot, $11,600, Owner m - $11,700. Pasak Realty, $69-7476, r ItoTIM. §M ai» Reel Bw our Manchester trace. Perma­ good benefits. Apply Mr. seeks challenging poelUon, nill honan, muitlp tiaee, eleotrlo stove end refrig­ oondltlon, eompleteiy remod­ Uo« room, laadeeaped yard. CLASSIFIED or pert-time. Available Imme­ WATKINS PRODUCTS—First Realtor, oa-lMT. storms and scresnS) beautiful 1150, 743-66U. nent work, wa train'. Salary and Harris. Bourne Buick, 386 J. a erator, murktng, Available Got eled tnstde and out, 116,000. Marlon M Robertson, Rsaltor, shrubt, many flna extras. Ask­ oommlaalon. Apply eeB Main Main 81. No phone calls please. DEAN MACHINE diately. Write Box P, Herald. In home servioe. Ask about our Phlihriok Agency, 040-6464. a ANDOVER — 7 room Cape Ood, WB BftVB . L flS CmO 646-4m for appoint- 646-6666. ing 116,300. J. D. Realty Oo. St., office a, from t a.m. to 1 party plan too. Oall Blsanor 64$-613«, Mt-8776. paneled living room and fam- INSPECrrOR want4d — full or PRODUCTS buok, S484768. Cor tto rnttU t l OARRIiON Ootenlal to exeeu- p.m. or 6 p.m, to B p.m. IRONINO DONE la my home. 1. tK lU slts, lly room, 4 bedrooms, full oel. ADVERTISING part • time. Layout inspoction, 166 ADAMS ST. rntnt or five neighborhood on a beauti­ BOLTON C B im iR - U rg e 6- lar, 3-eer garage, ameslte South Windsor capable of first plsco Inspec­ 648-0116. ■ cw m o m a c r in b - s u w S4I4U9. FBmia|igdA|MnHMatt63-A Undocftpod ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, m 78 W. CENTER ST. drive, $16,600. Owner 743-6061. tion, familiar with Aircraft MANOHBBTER. CONN. automatio alg • sag, cabjnat room Colonial • Ranch, 2-car OiASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MOTHER would Mke to babbit BIX ROOK dUPtox, furaifB, OH 8 li room ouitom Ranch la baths, breeseway, 9-oar ga­ BUSINBSB LOCATION garage, VA baths, firsplaca, standard. Apply Ounver Mfg. model, excellent condition, b u t THRXB ROOM furnished apart- rage. $36,400. PElbriok Agen­ 8 AAL to 5 P J1 In her home, transportation ton holes, embroiders, hems, fumaos, alactrioal boox • in. fine residential area. Many FOR PROFESSIONAL MAN DulU-in kitchen, formal dining Bus Routes Announced OFHCE CLERK Q>., 334 Hartford Rd. Has Immediate Openings gient. LftTge oloaaU. Private cy, M-aoao. room, tntarcom and fire alarm available. Call 64B-0M1 for In- etc., waa $809.60, unpaid bal- AdulU prafarrad. I4S-44S1 entranoes. PariUng. AdulU metras including diehwaeh- VERNON GENERAL shop help, power For; formaUon. anoe $89.88, Uke o^r pay­ 1 p.m. or, dlspoeal, bullt-lns in TOUR immaculau rooms, large Delightful seven-room home systems, many other features, COPY aOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. High school commercial press operators, Engels elbow & Fo peto. Refarenoes. 648-1 bedrooms, 3 firepi attractive one acre plus lot, For Terry School Pupils EXPERIENCED mother with ments of $8. monthly. Q g Sew* *llvlng room, oustom Mtehon In oxcellent condition. Ideal­ $•.060 buys large 10 room MONDAX Zbrn fWDAT lOiM AJAi—•ATWBpAT t AJI. course graduate, type ac­ machine operators, fringe ben­ HARDINAGE CHUCKER big Osnter, Hartford, BM-0476. Rear poroh. “ Partially Uallj fUi- with bullt-lns. Enjoy life In e ly situated on a corner lot quiet deadend street, compar­ curately and rapidly, ex­ references would like 'baby-alt. t h r e e r o o m BP tshed Reo Room withI healheat. able neighborhood. Lawrence older home on quiet, resi­ efits. Apply New England Me­ Full-time, set up and operate IV O ^tOOMV, utilities, eecond t setting. Leonard Agency, In the heart of a fast grow­ dential street. $1,760 Su^rintendent of SohoolsWtonight at 6 p.m. In the ehureh perienced In office proce­ tal Products, 44 Stock Place. ting, my home, day care or CLEAN, USED rsfrigen^rs. MBbi S t, $100. sor, bUsinesk block, free park- Also near echool. |3O,5O0. ing business area. Attrac­ F. Flano, Realtors, 646-0424, Charles Warner has annotmetd'' hall. Co ~ onalrmen are Mrs. dures and Interested In a child may Uvs in. Reasonable. rangsa, sntosnatlo . wariiara Itore, 648-0466. 648-2766, 743-6864. sumes mortgage, taxes, LATHE AND DRILL f , Depot gqueie, CeU Mr. tively priced. For appoint­ principal and Interest. Only ths bus schedulss for tha Ell William MeCaffery and Mrs. DIAL M^2711 position that will pay well MORTGAGE Service supervis­ 648-9947. with guaranteaa. 8se thsm at 4H ROOMS, hMt, bot WBtaf, VILLAGE REAL ESTATE LINDENn 6TRBETr — Ctopoelta or, . several years experience PRESS OPERATOR ■tova, tefrigtrator, , paritbw. felth, 849-10^ ment to see, please call VSaiNON—Four bedroom Colo­ $87. monthly. Appraised for Terry School students who'VllI Jeramlah O’BuIllvan. AU mam* while doing work that la B. D. Paari'a AnoUanoea, 649 AGENCY the Center Park . Big 8 room Harrist Roche, 668-0577. be attending double eeeslons at bera Interested In assisting with demamdlng as well as re­ servicing mortgages, tax and Mabi S t Oall 64S-n7L Completely radsooratad, $18a ringle with two baths. The lot nial with full bath, two lavs, out of state Insurance pay­ Oog»—Birds—Pets 41 18 Foreat St., oft Main S t $»> 3-room furnished 640-8100 rac room, garage and many tha Wapplng School. Studanta the program are urged to at­ ConriaiMd Ffooi Praeadiiig Po9§ warding. Interview and test BRIDGEPORT artment, heat, hot water. Is 10x178. NssSs redoing. Pos- who were originally slated for tend. at 3:30 p.m., Tuesday Sept. ments, career opportunity, $6,- Set up and operate KEINMORB AinOMA'nC wash­ 0060, 648-0000. iCUy, refrigerator, stove. mors fine extras. Close to QROOMINO and boardiim, win er, good operating condition, elble to oonvert to a two- MANOHE6TER — Six room school. A steal at $22,500. CHAPLIN AGENCY the Ell Terry School will at­ Our Savior Latheran Notes 14 th, at our Manchester 600 - $7,000. Temple Employ­ AdulU O. H. SUeiw, Route 8, family. Good value at $17,000. The Junior Confirmation In* Heating and Plumbing 17 Private Inatnictiona 32 ment, 75 Pearl, Hartford, 637- collect and deliver. H. 649-8880. ,743-7378. MANCHE8TBR - executive 7 Cape. Close to High end Jun­ Owner# are Boston bound and tend classes during the after­ plant, comer of Mill and TURRET LATHE lony HUi t h r e e r o o m apartmant Rl* room Oepe, 3H baths, 3-ear T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 44$- noon beginning tomorrow at ■tructions of the Our Ba’vtor Lu­ ATTENTION Tractor Trailer Oadtland Sts. 8131. ior High, 8 or 4 bedrooms, fire­ are most anxious to get going. 643-9442 II A M OU Service, plumbing OPERATOR nets, Bolton, 6M-6437. Main Bt„ $86. 640-ia8B, 9-8. " age, wall-to-wall carpeting, 1677. place, walk-out basement, $14,- T. J, Crockett, Realtor, 648- Wapplng, until the new school theran Church will begin to­ and heating, residential, com­ Trainees. Men 19 and over arc Part-time, 6:30 — 10:80, THREE LAMPS, $6, Syrocoo r foot family room, 15x82 fi. le finished. morrow at 4:16 p.m. needed at once to train for PART-TIMB service station at­ Buslniss LoeatlfNM MANCHESTER — 7 room Colo­ 600. Wolverton Agency, Real­ 1577. mercial and industrial, no Job tendant, some nights, plus Sat­ Five nights $1.00 FEE for UMng, placing wall clock, $10. 742-8826. t h r e e ROOMS for r ^ b>- swimming pool, lovely treed tors, 449-2818. Busee will begin at approxi­ The Parish Choir of Our too small, S49-28T1. high paying Jobs as Tractor- or exchanging dogs and m uira at 88 Chureh M., any- X. For Ront 64 nial, $H baths, 3-car garai VERNON — Custom U ft R ROGERS CORPORATION urday, experience preferred. lot. Hayes Agency, 645-OlSl. 3 flrsptoces, city utilities, btult- mately 11:60 a.m. Savior Lutheran Church will Trailer Drivers If qualified. pies up to 18 months old. C BIGGEST BARGAIN me.______, HARLAN ROAD — 6 room Cape Vtmon built contemporary ranch, Bus 10: Troy Rd., to the cor­ meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. for B O rn Plumbing ft Heating — Earnings $200. per week salary 638-6209. An Equal Opportunity DEOniABLB store oi office Ins, excellent location. Charles Xhnployerloyer — All Benefits 648-9369. IN TOWN a BOWERS SCHOOL Area — love with baths, dormer, beau­ famUy room, firaplace, sun- ner of Brookfield, to 810-667 choir worship. Choir practice Repairs, altisratlons, electric and up. Many Jobs available. An Equal Opportunity TAKE YOUR TIMB PAYING SEVEN ROOM flat, baantlful .space, ground floor, olaen, a^ ly Cape, full shed dormer, well Lesperance, 846-7620. STARTER HOME deck, high scenic sloping wood- tractive and reaaonablo. AppW tiful lot, plenty of tress. Ideal Griffin Rd. (corner of Graham will begin at 8 p.m. and gas hot water heaters, free Budget plan available also. For HImployer If You Are Looking 1, 2. or 3 YBJARS TO PAY fireplace. In one of the better shaded lot, 8 large bedrooms, residential location. T. J. ed lot. Hayea Agency, 8M-0181. estimates. 643-1196. details phone 349-7771 anytime FLUFFY Kittens, free, house reaidenUal aectlona of town, Mr. dhasee, BUte Theatre, 11 MANCHESTER — Central loca­ Three bedroom Ranch on Rd. and Griffin Rd.l, to school. For A "SUPER DBXJJXE” abundant cabtneU In kitchen, tion, large older 10 room Imne, Crockett. Realtor, 643-1677. large level lot well treed. Bus 7; East on Miller Rd., Manchester Evening HetaM Only school licensed by Regis ATTENTION Tractor Trailer broken. Oall'64B-1441. 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURB $135. monthly. Call 649-8066i mm. - 6 p.ra. formal dining room, fireplace VERNON—Owner oustom build­ Trainees. See our ad under mother-in-law apartment, ap­ Near school, parkway and ing and needs to sell. Clean T left on Abbey Rd. (stop on South Windsor oorrespondent, try of Motor Vehicles and ac­ ALL 100% GUARANTEED In living room, basement ga­ MANCHESTER — good sized for ! Anne Lyons, teL 544-8563. credited. Private Instructions, Clasatflca- THREE adorable gray kittens FOUR ROOM apartmant Ant proximately one acre. Asking shopping. Ideal for first room Spilt Level, garage, VA Garhett and Abbey Rd. for Radio—TV Repair BABY SITTER wanted, mother CAREER looking for homes. Pleaso call ONLY $433 bftItOE corner store tor rent, rage, Owner, 646.6807. six room dwelling with hot wa­ home buyer who Is handy Maskel Rd. children), to school. works, live In or out. 644-8456. Uon 33. S16.18 Delivers floor, $90 monthly, gaa famaoot $10,600. 649-1111. ter heat, IH baths, 2-car ga­ baths, built-in kitchen, formal Services 18 . . . START LOOKING 643-6913. available October 1. 6494X160.- reesOnaMs. 646-7781. CLEAN as a whistle — 8’« room with paint brush. A wise dining room, living room with Bua 15; Starts at Graham ROOFING and siding men, ex­ $16.18 Month rage, large lot. Conveniently purchase at $18,000. Mr, Rd. and Griffin Rd., right on Schools and Classes 33 AVON CHRISTMAS — LOOK WHAT — OFFICE, store, and Industrial Ranch with I badrooms, family located to everything. Alice fireplaea and recent wall to Paquettes Note OONNIB’B TV and Radio BaiV' perienced preferred. Call 649- CXX>D HOME wanted for THREE ROOM apartment, Srd sized kitchen with dining area, GREEN MANOR Lewie, 649-5306. wall carpeting. Three bed­ Griffin Rd.. right on Abbey Rd. ice, available all houra. Satia- IMMEDIATE Job opportunttlea at P iSlWA months old female OolUe. Call — YOU G E T - floor, stove and refrigerator. M c s for rent, Inquire 261 C3ampet, Realtor, 64e-4&48. Gift Cosmetics selling now! 8594 , 643-9263, after 6. oversized 2-car garaga, screen rooms, psneled family room, (no pickup), right on Roberts factlaa goarantaed. GBU MS- available with major trucking 646-<»78. 16-P7EOE BB3DROOM $06. 640-8130. Broad S t Reconditioned 6-room Green Dr., to Graham Rd., to school 45 Years Wed Earn big commissions near 18-PIBCB UVINO ROOM -ed 86’ patio, oil hot water heat, BOWERS SCHOOL — 8-bedroom large rear covered patio, 1S16. companies. National is en' At Pratt ft Whitney Aircraft, PROCESS Inspector, machine Manor house on Milford Rd. BarrowsWallace easily financed. Lawrence F. Bus 12; Nevers Rd. to Grif­ home in spare time. Nation­ you esm choose the Job that is shop, baslo knowledge of in­ 12-PIECB KITCHEN t h r e e ROOM apartment t h r e e r o o m ottee or busl- $16,900. Wolvarton Agsney, Re Living room with fireplace, Ranch, treed lot. Large kitch­ dorsed and approved by over al TV Advertising makes It altors, 646-381$ en ■ dining area. 2 fireplaces. MANOHE3TE3R PARKADE Flano, Realtors, 646-0424, 648- fin Rd., right on Griffin Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Adi^pheAdtiph Pa* 120 leading companies. Invest!-. right for you from a variety of spection and machine shop Articles For S ale 45 — PLUS — stove, refrigerator, 347 N. Heas, ground floor, 470 Main dining room, kitchen, 3 bed­ right on Lewis Dr., left on Gra- quette of 16 CTlnton S t were Millineiy, Dressmaking 19 easy. No experience re­ available openlnga Training practices required. Apply Per­ BJLBCTRIC REFRIGERATOR Main St. Call 049-6329, 9-6. .. Street, plenty of parking. 649- Reduced for quick sale. Hayea MANCHESTER 649-6806 2766, 742-6864.______gate this training package. To THREE bedroom Ranch In fine rooms, tile bath, treed lot Agency, 646-0131. hem Rd.. right on Henry St., feted by about 25 friends and qualify, you must complete a 3 quired. Phone now, 289- courses periodically offered to sonnel Dept., Iona Mfg. Oo., SALES AND Service on Ariens, TV SET AND RANGE -6B19. 0-S. and many extras. ANDOVER — very well built, , PLAIN SEWING and altera­ 4923. TWO-FAMILY apartment, 2 £------neighborhood, near public and right onto Brook St. (no pick- relatives Saturday night at a week driver training program. qualified appllcsmts and em­ Regent St., Manchester. Hahn EcUpee, Jacobaon lawn Free storage until wanted. Free parochial schools. lot, FOUR FAMILY — 4-room units, BOLTON — Immaculate 6 room 6 room furnished summer up), left on Meadow, right on I 45th wedding aimlverxanr par- tions on ladles' and children’s mowers. Also HbmeUte ebabi bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, m o d e r n s t o r e . Fine bust- Large Ranch with garage, situated If accepted, training expenses SECRETARY — two girl office. ployes will help you to develop delivery. Free set up by our .xMsa location. 307 No. Main St. awnings, combination windows, For Information call Bob ceramic baths, 2 bedrooms, ap­ home, with possibility of year Graham Rd. (no pickup), to I home, clothing. Call Mr4. Rhodes, will be arranged on a 24 month valuable skills, and our>-excel- DIE MAKER wanted, full or saws and International Cub Ca­ own reliable men. and parking. Convenient to on a high dry and shaded lot, ’round living, large lot, a bar­ 643-6453 anytime. Requires excellent telephone schools and ahoppbig arta. 4$ (Approximately 13x78. Very, fenced yard,. IH baths, quick Oeratung at Graen Manor pliances, prime east side loca­ school. couple was manried basis, where you will train and lent potential for advancement part-time, familiar with short det Tractors. Rental eqiilixnent Please note: Appliances are re­ Construction. 3-bedrooma, dining room, 11 v gain at, $8,900. Alice aam pet. fill- 1. n—h—m Mt Aug. 30, 1920 at S t Anne e ability and personality as well run tooling. Apply Ounver Mfg. and ahanenbif aervlee on all Oc^mbus St., 649-6064, very low rent. occupancy, tranoferrad, $l’r,700. tion. Wesley R. Smith, Real­ FOR ALTERATIONS neatly and pay later. Only those serious as the capabilities ol an ex­ will permit yoxi to make the conditioned and guaranteed for 643-0706. tor. 643-1567. ing room with fireplace, alu Realtor, 649-4543. ^ I Church, Berlin. N. H. Mrs. Pa- about a career as a profession' most of the skills you acquire. Co., 234 Hartford Rd. makes. L ft M Equipment 1 year. On display at main Store. mtnum combinations, oil hot ______I_____ 1 reasonably done hi my home, perienced secretary.' Starting THREE ROOM apartment, 4T0 DFSIRABLB office space avall- 849-6361 ' V^ette U the former Marie al driver need apply. For con. While you are building your ca­ Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 875- PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT Kble. 100 per cent location, new FOR SALE — Three family 649-3988 NEW USTING — Porter St. water heat, $18,700. Wolverton VERNON—Skinner Rd., 3 bed­ ^ Louise aoutler of Berlin, N.H. eaU 643-8760. salary $4,440. Pearl and Main reer, you will enjoy excellent EXPERIENCED Janitors want­ 7609. Manchester Ehcchange — Main St., $90. CaU 840-5330, Agency. Realtors, 646-3818. room Ranch, gas hot air heat, Brook, right on Orehem M ., to ^ employed at Ptoneex fidential interview, send name, St., Hartford. Write Box “R", ed, part-time, 8-12 mornings, Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 building, alr-cohditloning, house, two seven room flaU Bvenlnga 876-4488 area — 7 room Colonial, near address, phone number, and wages and a liberal program of Elnterpris 1946. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 0-5. - ■> and one four room. $836. bus, stores and schoola. Tree fireplace, fenced yard. Imme­ roh^l (no pick-up on Graham pa^^hute (S> Her husband, a Herald. approximately 20 hours per -ample parking, desirable for MANCHESTER vicinity — $7.- hours at home. Write to Box T, employe benefits. If you have no means of trans­ POUR ROOMS with appliances, Sector, dentUt or profesalonal monthly Income. One of the and hedged lot for privacy. diate occupancy. Ken Os- no.). native of Canada, la employed Moving—Tm ddng— week General Service, Inc., 40 TAKE SOIL away the Blue Lus­ BONANZA, a family paradiee, 600. Small, vacant 4 finished trinaky, Realtor, 643-5169 or Bus 9; Graham Rd. from the Herald. CLEANING woman wanted for Oak St., 649-6334. tre way from carpets and up­ portation, I’ll send my auto for heat, 3 bedrooma, excaUent 'Ufflce. U ft R Realty Co., Inc., better residential seotlona of Prime location, extra E ld in g at Cheney Broe. They ba«a Storage 20 Consider your future — Investi­ you. No obligation on your part town. Also, 8 bedroom Ranch 6H room Ranch, huge land­ lot included. Leonard Agency 6 room C^>e type older home, 649-8678. corner ot Griffin Rd.,.south to two children, Leo Paquette of Fridays, own transportation gate the advantages of a career holstery. Rent electric sham- east side location. Wesley R. 148-3693. trees, large lot, $300. down, 323 Graham, to school. ICANCSBBTKR DeUvary. ligM preferr^. Call 643-2083. AUTOMOBILE Mechanics — whatsoever, even If. you Smith, Realtor, 648-1867. In beautiful condition with 34iotel man Alice Williams, Popular C3ub, teed Insurance, vacation pay, H. Griff big, Inc., 742-7886. garbage disposal, stove and family kitchen, load^ with road, good frontage, pony SLger. Live and work in location, Dept N802, Lynbrook, N.Y. monthly incentive bonus, good Musical Instruments 53 refrigerator funilshed. OaH Lappen Agency, 649-8281, 649- baths, Manohestar. Reduced to 0469. and barn, $18,400. Call Suz­ 1; Room 6, Miss Lethrop, Grade PAINTmO, EXTERIOR and OPERATORS 6140. $19,900. Hutchins Agency, pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., 1; room 8, Mies Roberta, Tran­ climate of your choice. New starting hourly rate. Contact RICH STONE-FREE loam, $14, 643-0612 for appobitment. basement garage, rear porch, anne Shorts, 543-8886. Person To Person wan. motels and hotels are being TEAR OUT this ad and mail Al Boulais Service Manager, five yards. Sand, gravel, stone, KAY FIVE string banjo, with . Suburban For Ront 66 Realtors. 649-5S34. MANCHESTER — only $14,500, sition: room 7. Mrs, McDonald, with name, address for big box case. Instruction book and ex­ MANCHESTER -4. Extremely 4 and 4 duplex, no heat, over­ partially finished rec room. A Grade 2; library, Mrs. Nolan, We read an built every day. Many oppor Manchester Motor Soles, 612 fill, and manure. 643-9M4. NOW RENTING — 8 room, oil S6vrO H Lakefront J. WA'TSON BEACH A CO. of home needs and cosmetics tra strings, excellent condition, electric apartments. BulK-lns, Year desirable location, ehanning 6 LARGE Attractive 6% room size garage, low taxes, ell city lot of house for $19,900. Hayes Grade 2. article about 649- tunities for managers and as- W. Center St. round houae, 4 rooms, refriger- Ranch, garaga, VA baths, fira- Agency, 646-0181. Realtors aured. Free esttmatea. sistsmt managers. Men-Women- for Free Trial to test In your TOOL & DIE WOULD LIKE to trade Triple S $45. Call anytime 649-6414. desirable country setting, $90. room C^e, garage, large utlUtfes, quick occupancy, Room 17i K|sa Ihontad, Grade the N a ^ a 9658, Joseph P. Leiwia. home. Tell your friends, make PART-TIME, general factory blue stamps for S ft H green per month, no lease. LetmaM M or,' stova, $136., immi ate wooded lot. Walk to all schools plaee. only $16,900. Hutohlna Lawrence F. Flano, Realtors, 8; room 18, Jdias Morrison, problem at Married Couples. Train at home money. Blair, Dept. 763BT1, 'oieoupancy, 8M-4661. immaculate condition. Assum­ Agency, Realtors. 649-6334. 646-0434, 648-2766, 743-6864. Tolland trying to clear PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, in your spare time. Free Place­ work, 8 a.m. - 12 noon. Apply stamps. 640-4967. Agency, Realtors, 646-0460. BOLTON — 6-room Garrison Grade 8; room 19, Mr. Persa- Lynchburg, Va. MAKERS Ka-Klar Toy Co., 60 HlUlard Wanted—^To Buy 58 able mortgage. Hayes Agency, DUTCH COLONIAL Colonial, with garaga, birch nowski. Grade 8; room 20, Mr. their landing interior and extCflor. Paper ment Assistance. Get Informa­ RDOKVILLB — Attractive 8% 646-0131. SEVEN ROOMS Split Level, tion about age and require, St. WANTED — Partitioned or lead­ FTVE ROOM duplex, near Main: Ipom ^>artinent, residential treed 150x450 lot, garage, 34’ Manchester (Circa 1720) cabtneted kitchen vrith bullt-ln Hausman, Grade -6; room 21, strips on bangtog abd wall ^ p e r remov­ GIRL-WOMAN wanted for part- s e l l in g FURNITURB, also Oil heat, automatic hot water, Mias GalUvan, Grade 4; room MldVray Island al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. ments necessary to qualify for time cosmetician. Must have ed glass, electric table lamps, ’ATto, appliances and heat fur- $3,000 ASSUMES 4% per cent flreplaeed living room, kitchen, ON VILLAGE GREEN oven, range and dishwasher. a position in the motel-hotel in. SALEISMAN — men’s furnish­ typewriter, 87 Foster St storms, screens, garage, reas­ Flreplaeed living room, Hi 22, Miss C a i^ l, Grade 4; room of the Quality workmanship. Call some .selling experience. Apply INSPECTORS ings and clothing, experience also kerosene lamps. Call 628- alsned. 'Adults, no pets, $60. mortgage on 6Vi room Ranch. dining room, S bedrooms, heat­ GRACIOUS LIVING Original paneling, wains- dustry. Write now for complete onable. Inquire 68 School 1^ monthly. 049-4824 or 876-1166. Three partlaUy completed ed family room, VA baths, best baths, 8 generous bedrooms, 23, Miss Patterson, Grade 6; Albatross bird evenings, 627-9671. in person, Arthur Drug, 9ti helpful but wlU train, salary, CARPETTS and life too can be 6871. 643-4682. coaUng, hardware, wide room 24, Mr. Caaeigno. Grade 6; population details. No obligation. Main St., Manchester. beautiful if you use Blue Lus­ rooms In walk-out basemsnt. quality, $28,800. Wolverton Exclusive Plymouth Lane. oil hot water heat, 160x600 BXTEStlOR and Interior paint­ many benefits, established, ag­ WE BUY and sail antique and \ Large three bedroom Colo­ floorboards, 6 working fire­ treed lot. $21,700. Wolverton Gymnasium, Miss MacLeod, which were gressive, gfrowing New Elngland tre. Rent electric shami>ooer, POUR ROOM unfurnished Leonard Agency, Realtor, Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. places, $28,500, CaU Suz­ ing. Wallpaper books, p i^ r - NORTHWEST SCHOOLS, Mo­ SEWING MACHINE operator SHEET METAL used fumlturg, china, glass, sil. wAPPTNO — 8 roorh tenement, 646-0469. nial. formal dining room, 25 Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Grade 4. frequently tel Training, Dept. M9-5, Box chain. Apply House ft Hale, $1. Olcott Variety Store. apartment. Available October '136. a month. 1079 Sullivan Ave. BOWERS SCHOOL — New Colo­ ft. living room and rec anne Shorts, 043j.8886. coIlkUng with hanglng. OeUInga. Floora Ful­ wanted for Upholstery shop. ver, picture frames, old cobis, 1, inquire 233 Center St. Wapplng GInirch Nofoa ly Insured. Workmanship guar­ V, c/o Herald. Apply Old Colony Co., Hilliard 946 Medn St., Manchester. NORDICA Ski boots, size 8, guns, pewter, scrap gold, VERNON St. — 8 twin sized nial Cape, 4 bedrooms, 1>4 room. Prompt occupancy— EAST HARTFORD—Cape Ood, The first rehearsal of the the Navy’e anteed. Leo Pelletles, 649-6826. MECHANICS 946 Main St., Manchester. watches, old Jewelry, hobby HEBRON — 4-room apartment bedroom Ranch, 3 completely baths, tree shaded lot, rtwoee owner leaving state. You J. WA'TSON BEACH & CO. full dormer. Sunset Ridge Jets. They . . St., Manchester. worn once, excellent ocmdltion. FIVE R(X)M duplex, central lo­ ^ailab le, first floor, 2 bed- Junior Choir of the Wapplng I t no answer. 643-9048. Name ...... 649-6861. collections, paintings, attic con­ paneled rooms In basement, ga. your own colors. Wesley R. ehould see. $25,900. D. Sis­ Realtors area, S'A rooms, beautifully Community Church (children In- gathered Stowart Jo SHOE PTITBR said general COUNTEJR MAN for soda foun­ cation, $60. monthly. Call 649- rwma, lots of closets, electric Smith, Realtor, 648-1667. co, landscaped, rumpus room, up several hundred and flew tain, experienced, evenings, tents or whole estates. FUnl- 6336, 6fi for details. rage and walk-out basement, Grades 3 through 5) will be INTERIOR and exterior p art­ Address ...... selling, full-time. Apply in per­ COMPLETE HEALTH Way Scu­ ture Repair Service, 643-7449, heat, storage area, 16 minutes large lot, close to everything. LOCATED IN Bolton is this 8- large porch, 56 Birchwood Rd., held In the chapel from 6 to 7 them in style to a nice island ing, wallpaper removed, fully AIRCRAFT pleasant conditions. Inquire Worn Pratt ft Whitney, $89. Call ALICE DRIVE — 6 room Ranch room Ranch offering a 2-car City Zip ... son, Mr. Shapiro, Tots 'n Teens, personally, Mrs. Tblbodeau, ba diving eqidpment, $100. Call Balch Real Estate, 649-2012, 638-2602. tonight 6.000 milee away. But before Insured. Rene Belanger, 648- 966 Main St. 649-9881 after 6 p.m. 338-9115, Strout Realty. 876-7292. with VA baths, carport, full Barrows «'-Wallace garage, 3 full baths, 4 bed­ SI. Margaret Mary’e Nolee they could esaemble the next 0612 or 644-0604. Fountain Manager. Liggett Rooms Without Board 59 FOUR R(X)M apartment, acc- basement. Need! redecorating rooms, fireplace, ona acre of COVENTRY TVo 6-room Ranch­ State ...... Age .., ENGINE Drug, Paricade, Manchester. ond floor, no pets. 648-6888. MANCHBS'TBR PARKADE The Holy Name SMlety of St. betrti at Midway lelaitd the first WANTB2D -r Baby sitter while LIGHT Housekeeping room also ROC3CLBDGE — 6 room brick but at $17,600. ft is an excel trees and choice landscaping, es to choose from.-First — 2- Margaret Mary’s Church will bunch calmly flaw iq from their XNSIDB and outaide painting. mother works. Call mornings POOL TABLE, Brunswick 5x10 Tertion lent buy. T . J. Crockett, Real­ MANCHESTER 640-5805 bedrooms, new garage, fine lot, You name ydur own price. Nearest P hone...... PORTE21—Part-time for 3 p.m. sleeping room, parking. Please FOUR -ROOM, second floor Ranch, double garage, 2 fire, tennis court or play area, am- begin Its fall program with .a 8.000 return Journey to make 643-2322. to 7 p.m shift. Apply Mister good condition. 643-4411. caU 648-4373. i.South8!atc Apartments places, extras, Imrnediate tor, 643-1677, esita driva apd quality 'con­ needs light repairs. Asking $14,- monthly meeting tomorrow perfect leadings m tbs/Navy’s Special ratea for homeownera MECHANICS apartment, redecorated, heat, occupancy. Posek Realty, PORTER ST—Cuatom built 4- struction. Owner must sell, was 000. Second — 3-bedrooms plus 6S or over. 649-7868. 876-8401. Donut 258 W. Middle Tpke. POOL TABLE SET, 42”x22V4x hot water, bullt-ln stove, park­ DfrO bedroom Colonial, panelad liv­ night'.at 7:30 in the church hall. stripa We hear that homing ROOMS FDK RENT, one block .SOUTH ST„ ROCKVILLE 389-7478. transferred out of state. Re­ sunroorti In very good condl The guest speaker will be pifeons seldom fly a return Help Wanted—Female 35 Hejp Wanted—Hale 36 27” , excellent condition, $16. from Main Street, fr.^e park­ ing, $110. Adults. References. 6-room ^ p e , convenient loca­ ing room with firaplace, din­ duced to $36,900. J. D. Realty tlon, good financing available OaU anytime 649-6414. Call 649-2366. Ckxnpletely new concept In tion, newly r^ecorated In and ing room, family sired kitchen Town Manager Terry V. Spren- course of more than 1,000 miles, Floor Finishing 24 SALESLADIES to work full WE HAVE Immediate openings FUSION MEN MEN MEN ing, kitchen inlvllegea, gentle­ FOREST HILLS Co. 643-5129, 643-8779. Asking $13,000.- J. D. ‘Realty kle, who will discuss the planned but here Is a case'of birds find­ time, apply Pilgrim Mills men only. 643-5137. m artm ent living. out, fireplace, nicely land- with bullt-lns, screened porch, Od., 643-8129, 8M-8779. FLOOR SANDINO and reflnlsb- on assembly lines, warehouse, For Immediate joto oppor­ CEDAR Clothesline poles, many POUR-ROOM apartment, first Every apartment with PRI­ New 9-room Colonial in ex­ scaped with picnic area. Own­ attached garage. Mid 30’s. SOUTH WUraSOR — Chapel future of South Windsor. All In- ing their way bade over 5,000 Hartford Rd., open 10 a.m. to shipping and machine depart­ tunities with Major Truck­ sizes, installed said reset. Also floor, adults only. Inquire 171 VATE PATIO. Indoor-outdoor terested men are invited. treckless ocean miles; aa though Ing (specializing, in older 9 p.m. WELDERS PLEASANT room for gentle­ ecutive neighborhood, 29’ er must sell — his new home Owner, 649-1296. Road, does to East Hartford MANCHESTER Suburban — Boors). Waxing floors. Paint­ ment. Must be 18 or over, no ing Companies from this good International dump truck. man, near bath, parking. 64 Sum mitt St. living! Cookouts, etc. living room, formal dining is almost ready, $16,600. J. D. Town line. Fine custom ranch beautiful view, hilltop location, Officers of the H., 200 Tolland St., Boats and Accessories 46 Evenings 875-4438 Agency, 646-OlSl. Realtors, 648-0434, 648-3766, 743- Added Income i ROOM FOR RENT, centrally FOUR ROOM flat, newly paint­ room house. IVi baths, t'win MACHINE ' PLUMBERS, heating men and fered to qualified appli­ East Hartford. located on bus Ibie, private en­ ■ Agent on Premises ST. BARTHOLOMEW MANCHESTER — B zone build- size bedrooms, paneled 6364. helpers, top pay to top men. cants and employes. 40 H.P EVINRUDE outboard ed, second floor, separate oil OWNER FINDS self with two FLETCHER BLASS.MK o r MANGHBBTBR Reliable party or persons, ma(e YOUNG MAN, part-time or fuU- trance, ample parking, gentle­ furnace, no pets. 118 North ST8-5385 643-6396 CHURCH AREA ing lot, city water and sewers. workshop, new heated gai;? M for bust* gain price. Call J. D. Realty baths. Fireplace, Combina­ MANCHESTER PARKADE Vernon units. Will not Interfere with WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ ness or professional girl. Kitch­ Resort Proilerty Co., 643-6129, 648-8779. well, near waterfront, all lake Experienced help and quali­ ployment. 643-4623. Monday Through Friday Help tir anted— pairing. Pmnq>t service. Up to TO BID tion windows. Double ame­ privileges. CaU 649-8825. MANCHESTER 649-5805 54 McKEE STREET your present employment. To 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. en priviieges. CaU after 6, 649- For Rent 67 slte drive. Excellent land­ WHY PAY RENT fied trainees wanted. REISPONSIBLE adults for part- Male or Female 37 $30 on your old watch in 6258. Sealed bids will be received MANCHBJSTBR — Large 8 room » CLOSED'THURSDAY JB^NINGS • mallfy you must have: $3,- Saturday—8 A.M. to 12 Noon trade. Clooed Mondaya. F. B. Ranch, tiled bathe, garage, scaped yard. City utilitlee. 495.00 Cash Available Imme- Earn as you learn, excel­ time work in pharmacy, days WAITREISSEIS and waiters at the office of the Generxl COVENTRY LAKE — 3 room BOLTON — Four room ranch You can easily buy this 6 THROUGH LABOR DAY Bray, 787 Main Street, Stats ATTRACnVEl furnished bed­ Manager, 41 Center Street, 4x>ttage, furnace-fireplace, fur- patio, hot water oil heat, built- Only $17,900. Suburban For Sale 75 with two car garage, partial room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, .diately,. ,£Jar, 5 spare 'hours lent fringe beaefiu for all. and nights. Plectse call 649 wanted, part - time and full­ Theater Building,. weekly. Should net up to $500^00 4586. room, near Center, gentleman Manchester, Ckmn., until Sep­ ■iihed or mifumlshed. Tel. 743- ins, city utilities, large treed basement and big wooded lot flreplaeed living room, ga- time, experience necessary In preferred.^ 643-8647. lot, full basement, excellent U & R REALTY CO. INC- CXIVENTRY — 6V4 room Ranch, per month In your spare time, PRATT & food and liquor. Call Mrs. Can- tember 26, 1665 at 11:00 a.m. 6367. ---- — ------built-lns, fireplace, ~ children —all for only $11,900. Good lo­ - rage, 2/3 acre lot, conven­ tUi^ENCLOSURBS t SHOWER DOORS n t s company will extend finan­ CLEAN - UP man wanted, must for Cemetery Equipment. Bid condition, 8 years oil. Oiarles 64S-2692 cation. One of the best buys ient to everything. Only MANCHESTER MODES field, 8 p.m. - 1 a.m., 643-6731. Garden—Farm—^Dairy COMFORTABLE room for gen Lesperance, 649-7630. Robert P. Murdock 648-6473 will love this 2t4 acre lot. $25.00 to $48.00 ______cial aasistance to full time If be trustworthy. Apply in per forms, plans and a^clfiCatlons Priced right. Leonard Agency, available. T. J. Crockett, Real $14,900. We help with fi­ son, mornings, at Cavey’s Rea Prodneta 60 tleman, separate entrance and are available at the Control­ Hougee For Sale 72 tor, 643-1677. nancing. Roger Walker, desired. Do not answer unless PINE ST., MANCHESTER .WHITNEY parking. C ^l 649-2460. MANCHESTER — 7 room (^>1©. Realtors, 646-0469. fully qualified for the time and taurant, 46 Blast Center St. HAIR STYUST, full-time. Bel- FRESH. EGGS and poultry di­ ler’s Office, 68 Center Street, 876-6611. Now is the time to bring la year eereene to -be lepniiad. Manchester, Connecticut. wtNCHESTER IS next door to nial, 8 or 4 bedrooms, 2 full NEW LISTTNO—6 room Ranch, (COVENTRY, seven room homo, Investment. CARPEINTBHS wanted, steady lislma Beauty Salon, 644-1516. rect from the farm to your MODERN ROOM—private bath s doll house Ranch consist- baths, aluminum siding. Priced $14,900 — Large $ bedroom so foot pine - paneled living Storm window gtaee reptocod' • • Income starts immediately. door, deliveries e v e^ Wednes­ and entrance, parking, rec Town of Manchester, full basement, VA baths, fire­ Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot APt>LICATION8 are being employment, year 'round, AIRCRAFT CHANCE EX)R a male or fe. : of 4 good sized rooms, In low 20’s, Ftor further Infor­ place, finished rec room, ap­ room, fieldstone fireplace, ar­ • • Business is set up for you. framers and Inside trimmers, day. CaU Harold (Sumnllngs, room privUeges. 643-9896. Connecticut hreueway, garage, large lot, mation call the R. F. Dlmock 128 X 379, trees, suburban. Barrows W allace AUTO OlASS INSTAUID • • We secure locations. taken for fuU-tlme department male to earn $20-$26. extra per Richard Martin,. S proximately one acre lot, excel­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, tesian well, newly Installed manager for yard goods. W.T. call 643-9551, or stop in the of­ DIVISION OF 716 Demlng Street, Wapplng, ..mint ooMUon inaide and out. C o . i 649-5345. septic tank, full cellar, large MANCHESTER PARKADE • • Selling, soliciting or experi­ week waiting on counters, no 644-1892. WC(MAN AND Daughter have a General Manager lent condition. Priced under 649-5324. MANCHESTER 649-5806 ence not necessary. .Grant Co., Parkede. fice after 4:30. U ft R Housing UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP. experienge necessary. Must be room with home privileges, to Full pries, $18,800. Over lOO $20,000. SO day occupancy, good ' treed lot. Owner, no broker O U S S PURNITURE TOPS Corp., 55 E. Center St., Man­ .^fings, an price ranges. Call An Ekpial Opportbnity available for noon hours, Mon- APPLES and grapes for mak­ rent to a lady. Newly redecor­ location. Charlas Lesperance, isOUTH WDIDSOR — convent please. $14,000. 742-8283. For peisonal Interview In your SALESWOMAN wanted to work chester. EUaworih Mitten Acency, Real­ 649-7620: ent to bus line, 5'j room BOUTON — Clean S bedroom. part-time, references, expert Elmployer day-^day, 2-S hours per day. ing JeUy. Bring basket. 334 ated, COU 649-8868. MIRRORS (P irtp ^ t oml Door) eity, wrrite, please Include phone Call Friendly Ice Cream, Rdck- Charter Oak St. tors, 646to80. MANCHESTER Ranch with. 3 ‘Onerous Ted! Ranch,, paneled family room,' number. enced. Apply In persoii. WIDOW WILL share comforta­ MANCHESTER — bus line, well rooms and large living room. Lakefront, attractive 6 room living room with fireplace, no Mario’s Bakery, 829 Main St. ELEX7TRICIAN or helper. 644- vllle, 876.9910 for appointment PtJBUC NOTICE WBVEH M o a u olTer hoots, 4 Cape, atone fireplace, recent PICTURE PRAMINO (ol t y ^ ) DRUG CLEHSK — experienced. ble home with business woman, Notice is hereby given that maintained 6-room Cape, cab- Kitchen with dining area, oil basement, 2-car garage, large TBLEJVISION, 0109. Reliable. Part-time — morn­ BAKEIRY SALEIS person—Morn­ U O n o m . 8 hatha, let 73x161. If you are looking an inated kitchen, ceramic bath, oil hot water heat, larga en­ Household Goods 51 referenhea required. Write Box the Coventry Planning and Investment In the future, hot water heat, $16,300. Wol­ comer lot, dead end street, P.O. Box 3373, DOMESTIC w ^ t 82 hour work ings, afternoons or evenbigs. ing hours, good wages, steady Hohartoofi. Itseltor. parmonent siding, hot watsr verton Agency, Hsaltor, 649- closed porch, basement, shade WINDOW oo4 PUTI OLASS week? Will \dlscuss salary, USEID OAR lot sales manager. S, Herald. Zoning Commission wUl hold a «i8-6658. plus a beautiful overelzad trees, vacant. Out of town own­ only $14,900. Easily financed. Youngstown, .Ohio 44512 Inquire Thomas Colla, 251 Driver’s license essential. Mil­ position. Apply in person. Park- SINGER automatic alg-aag, Uke public hearing at the High heat. Hayea Agency, 646-0181. 3818. Lawrence F. Flano, Realtors, must have transportation from ler Pharmacy. No phone calls. ade Bakery, Paricade Shopping new, monograma, embroiders, ROOMS WITH Mtohen privi­ 6 room Ranch with 2-car ers anxious. Lirwrenea F. Fi- Business Opportunity 28 Manchester area. General Broad St. Phone 648-9216. School, Coventry, Coimectlcut,- •£ x ROOK Cape—five ftnlshed, garage and many other ex­ (30LONIAL — i m rooms, 8V4 ano. Realtors, 646-0424 , 643- 646-0424, 643-2766. Center. button holes, etc. Original price leges, central location. Mrs. tto-top eondtUen. garage, fire- WAPPING — privacy, sweap- USED CAR LOT for sale or housework. 346-6668, PART-TIME — general work TAXI DRIVEUIS over 21 with over $800. Take over last 4 pay­ Dorsey, 14 Arch St. on September 16, 1065 a t 7:80 tra features, located high baths, living room 80x16, stone Ing views, cozy 8-room Ranch 2786, 742-8864. good driving record, mornings, p.m. concerning the following jNaoe, new kitchen, eehools, oh e hill overlooking a fireplace, 6 acres of land, out­ lease. Will consider active EXPERIENCEiP Dental assls and delivery, 9-2 p.m. Apply bj ments of $10.80 each. Call deal­ M l, 646>6606. among fine homes. Hutchins partner. Inquire Thomas Col- person, before 6 p.m. Kniuse aftomoone and-or evenings. er Hartford, 622-0681. matters; ' western sunset, together buildings, $81,500, Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. tant and girl Friday. Typing, Apartm ent BitfldlnKS 1. A proposal to ameng and with approximately 40 Agency, 649-8464. Coventry MANCHESTER'S la, 261 Broad Street. Phone 643- good salary. Send resume to Floriat, 621 Hartford Rd. 1(48-3128. OELLSNT Oelonlal, 6^ B216. UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY Tenonenta 63 codify the existing "Zonli^ acres of beautiful land, this GLASTONBURY — Near Man- Box "G” Herald. FTJLL • TIME gas atatlon at­ Regulations for the Toum at ome, flfaplaoe, natural oak Is It—and remember, land SIX ROOMS, Colonial style, chester, two family on acre FEDER'kL COLONIAL tendant, experience preferred, SIX ROOMS, centrally located, Coventry, Connecticut,’' as m, tiled baths, fully In- does not grow. Price $69,- near shopping and tranaporta- BOOKKEEPER with experience ReCrlgerator, Stove and TV f loted, vfalk-ln cedar closet, lot, located In area of single Handsomely restored and references neceasary. See Mr. Inch] dad $185 monthly, heated. J. D. amended, so that the same wUI 000 with excellent financ­ tlon, immaculate tNroughout, homes. Ideal family homt with ONLY FUEL >IL DEALER Mdney to Loan 29 in all phases, including payroll. Realty Co., 548-5139. ihwaaher, garbage disposal, completely furnished Quest If you are tired of bucking MALE Sloan, Esso Service Center, GRAND-WAY be In the form at the proposM' t ing. maximum room, low pay- Income potential. Leonard A BRESR START v/Ul lump Route 88, Vernon. S Modem Rooms of Furniture “Town of Coventry, ConneoU* y utilities, wall to wall car­ mants, only $14,900. Lappen Agenoy, Realtors, 646-0469. House on park-like grounds, dally traffic to and from Hart­ AppUancas, Lpt N a 98(t ting, combination windows, $26,900. Call S u z.a n n e jrour debta Into one easy pay­ ford, call Peerless Woodwork­ out, 2Sonlng Regulations, Plan­ Agency, 649-0361, 640-5140. OPEN HOURS A DAY! ment. If you have equity iq, FACTORY PROCESSER Inspector for Id Pc. Beeboom Bet ning and Zoning Commission," closed porch, 2-car garage, VERNON — 6 room home on Shorts, 643-8886. ing Corp., Glastonbury, 688- small motor assembly, electro­ IS $ P a Living Room Bet ^ L E iO A I j ’ust be seen to be appreciated, property, call Frank Burke tc 6211, for appointment. ' dated August 16 55. OOP I. D. REALTY Co. OWNER transferred leaving beautifully landscaped lot. Oon- olscuaa warn and means. Gpn- mechanical background dealr- 35 Pc. Kitchen Bet - which proposed Zoning' ihedlate occupancy. By ap- ^ thlatMa ■8 room Ranch •with $ bed­ venlept location, hot watar J. WATSON BEACH & CO. necUcut Mortgage FKxdikange, ‘ WORKERS able, basic inspection knowl­ Dea or Spate Bedroom Set NOTICE rtment. Charles Lesperance 64S-5130 648-8776 rooma, generous sized living Realtors CLEAN - UP woman wanted, lattona has been placed on file 7630. }»at, priced to "sell. Leonard MORIARTY BROTHERS 15 Lewia S t, u i ^ i jnust be trustworthy. Apply In edge required. Apply Person­ HIRING M A WEEK t The Town of Manchester and in the office of ths^Town deni room, kitchen with dining area, Agency, Realtors, 644-0460?' 9897. person, mornings, at Cavey'a Excellent hourly wages, 8 nel Dept., Iona Mfg. Co., Re­ the Manchester Board of Eldu- of said Town. * full cellar, finished rec room gent St., Manchester. $844 MANCHESTER — Raised UNIQUE in planning and re inOOND MORTOAOB - Un- Restaurant, 46 East Center St. paid holldaya, paid fu­ caUon seeks' bids on approkl- 8. A proposal to ado|rt the Maneb excellent condition. with fireplace, oil hot water COVENTRY - Fine atarter storatton. Moderalsed Colonial, | SERVINO YOU WITH limited funds available for sec-, neral leave, pension plan, FRIBNPLY ICE OUSAM la hir­ Full-time and part-time, D IS C O U N T ' FU R N IT U R E mateljr 18,000 ,r gaUons of No. 3 , «l*m«nts of the Plan of Devoi- ~ flibedrooms, large kitchen with MANCHESTER - 6 room Cbtpe heat. Raraced to $16,100. Wol­ homt, 4-room Capa with full 8 rooms, one floor. 3H baths, WE HAVE immediate openings vacation plan, sroup Insur­ oU, _ on bus line, handy to schools, verton Agency, Realtors, $49- basement, paneled living room, end mortgages, payments to on assembly lines. Must be 18 ing fuU-time and part-time help male and female. Contact WAREHOUSE 'O' "“I** Towx whldi Boom tor table,. dining room, 76 acres, brook. Lappen M obilhoat Mtt your Expedient ance plus mjajor medical. tor momlnge and evenings. Mr. Freltag, at tha Grand and 451,600 gallons of No. 5 appear upon the following lamUy room, two fireplaces, shopping, eto., $14,600,r Phil 281$. enclosed porch, $10,900. Lieon- Agenoy, 840-6861, 640-6140. or over, no experience neces­ 8580 MAIN STREET, 523-7840 oil for the p ^ o d from (Joto- brlek Agsney, 648-8464. ard Agency, Realtors, 545- aonrtca. J. O. r- 64M139. sary. Apply Personnel Dept., Applicants must be at least Hours preferred in the nu>m- Way Dept Store, 410 West maps which have been filed In 4wo full baths, two oar ga- HOUR HOUR 6’9” tall and In good physi­ Middle Tpke: Hartfqyd. Ooaaootiout ^ ber 15, 1965 to October 14, the office of the Town Clark of Bage, patio, beautifully land- PORTER STREET area-Ara (M59. TALOOTTVILLE - <3harmtni 1 ^ ) Iona Manufacturing, Regent Ing 10-8, evenings from 7-13:80. 1066, inclusive. MANCHESTER - 4 bedroom you Intereated In a T-room Street, Manchester. cal condition. Intervlewa at Must be neat and clean In ap­ Formerly Fuller BnUb Bldg. said Town: - h* M ined I6i with trees, well to restored 6 room Colonial, FUEL OIL lURNU Musical—Dramatic 30 ROGEIRS CORP., comer of pearance. Many fringe bene- Delivery shall be made by f a. Proposed Land Use —' walk, earpettng and drapes In- Colonial, 4 yeare old, modern Odlonlal, 3-oar'garage, * bed­ WAPPING — Immediate occu­ quaint village aetting, country SALESGIRLS—due to Increase Mill and Oakland Sta,, flte, Call 649-7788 for appoint­ Open Monday Through metered truck only. Tha right Dated July IS, 1055 ^ eludog th price of $M,5o6. Phil- kitchen with bullt-lns, family rooms, 3H baths and family pancy, 3-bedroom oustom built kitchen, dishwasher, new fur­ DlUVERY PURL OILS SIRVICI volume, additional salesgirls Manchester, promptly at ment. Is reserved to reject any and b. Major Street Plan «» brick Agency 640-$484. room, iVh baths, dining room, room. If eo, oall Wesley R. Ranch on deadend street, mag­ nace, wiring, paint, etc. Hayea FIANO inatrucUon, In my home, S a tu rd a y all bids. Bid opening, 8:80 p.m., one oarr garage, priced In low Smith, Realtqfi 841-1657 today. nificent view, mld-20’a. Call Aganoy, 646-0131. $66 McKee Street. 646-967$. ara ne^ed for evening shift, 10 a.m., Tuesday, Sept 14th. Dated July 15, 1055 no experience necessary. Apply RECmVINO CLERK to work In 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. D.8.T., Wednesday, Beptamber 0. Extension of PubUo Pft- * ITRAHT BTftBBT — Owners 30’e, PMlbriok Agenoy, 646- Owner, 546-1860, 367-9500, An Equal Opportunity ’ 8464. ikMAOULATB 5 rooiti Cape, 4SS-575S. VERNON — 7-room Split, pan­ RUVATB instruction, piano, Mister Donut, 255 W. Middle Furniture and Appllanca Ware, OALL — ASK jroit OAVID 30, 1055 at the Business Mana­ olliUea — Dated July 10, moving, must sell this Immac­ Tpke. Elmployer house. Cell Mr. PettenglU, 646- Sitostlons Wantsd— ger’s Otfica,'of ^ths Board of 1055 ulate older horns. Four down SNMths, fireplace, faraga, i4x eled den, fireplace, leperate London certified teacher. My laundry room, bullt-lns, dish­ borne, 648-2810. 0111. Femals S8 BVERTTBIMa la aterUaad re- Education, 1146 Main Street, Coventry Planning •a d two up, m bathsjporohes, $14,000.-Slx room Colonial, ga- 16 ^ a l e d , enoloeed bresie' WAPPING - immaculate 6 CALL 643-5135 SITTBR WANTED after achool conditfamad used furniture one Manchester, Connecticut. and Zoning Commlselbp Jtolvady, big trees. H&csllsnt rags, 116 acres, gard4n, fiuit way, ona • hftlf acre ternaoed room Ranch near sobool. Large washer, Menenester phone MANCHISTIR week days. Must be available FURNITUR'B Salesman, part- AUTO MECHANIC — expert CHILD OARE — OoUege edu­ apfllanoea, high quaUty—low ■ Bpectflcatloiie and bid forms Ohilniuui M y. Look It over and give us and shade trees, suburban, lawn with fruit trees. THA ap« street level family room, patio, number, garage. Asking $18,' $15 CENTER ST R in n j x w aaax ^ occasional fuU day. own time, (Thuraday night and Sat­ enced, tune-upe, mufflers, tire cated mother wfll care w r chll' arCoea LeSlaao Ihm ttura, 180 may b# saoured at this addraie. Covantry, OonneoUeuL F6ur offer. -T. J. Crockett, Hutohlns Agsnoy,- Rsalton, praleed, $600. down. Patek tool sh4d, Bel Air Real Ba- 600. Ken Oetrlnsky, Realtors, urday). Experienced preferred. InsUlletlona and light repairs. dren of working psuonte, my lOTth Street, Itoclnllle. r * Douglas B. Pierce, Dated September 1,: 1065 hM itqr, 60>16n. 646-5634. RiMMy. M6-74T5, 546-7301. tots, 54a-9$$8. 548-6169, 649-8478. Read Herald Ads. JlS'Ciir”’' ’ Apply Marlow's, 867 Main St. - 681 Main St, home. 648-9888. 8174. Open M . Busmsof Manager Donald O. Smith. The ona-day btoaloiL Membera of Oibbona Aaaam* The French Club of Manohes GOP Committee the Hotel Anierloa, Hartford, blr, Catholic Ladiea of Colum­ tor will sponsor a Whist and Today's Pollen Count waa attended by town ohalmian AJiiout Town bus, will meat tomorrow at 7:46 Setback party tonight at 8 at 10.0 Meets Tonight Fnmola D allasW , vlee ohativ FAtSK p.m. at the John F. Tierney Fu­ Orange Hall. Refreshments will man Mrs. Sandra Taylor and pa false neral Home, ai» W. Center 8t., be served. The public is invited. Hay fever sufferers are •rtwVrW' AuxUlary wOJ iM«t Tito Ropubllean Town Oom- the five dtotrtet chairman. tMBomwr a t -8:80 p ^ . at Uia to pay respects to Mrs. John F. normally most seriously Also on the agenda for to­ Devanney, a member. Sunset Council, Degree of troubled with symptoms of mlttoe, meeting at 8 tonight In M t home for a potiuok and SuUdtng Hearing night’s masting ars reporta from VMOop auction. Mwnbora Itre Pocahontas, will meet and in­ the allergy during the the Municipal R stall officers tonight at 8 at 187 Room, win'hear a report on the all etandlng commltteea and a ramUkded to brine food and ar- Jean Martin, fashion coordi­ months of August and Sep­ dlaouaslon the plana for Sat- Spruce S t Refreshments wHl be tember. reeulto of Saturda/e workahop o t ttdM for the auction. Thoae nator of Sears, Roebuck and eaealon oC 400 atatawlda OOP urday‘a “Chloken Barbecue," the wiahfne fu rth e r infoimatlon Oo., will show a movie, "Fash­ served. • kickoff event of the fan eeaeon. may call Mrs. Oeoif a BdWards ions tro u g h the Years," to­ leaderai aC 107 Cambridge St., or Mrs morrow at 6:30 p.m. at a meet­ Seaman Apprentice Geoffrey Crabby Drivers! Kanaath AaelUne, 784 B. Mldme ing of the Rotary Club at Man- 8. U.8. Navy, son of l ^ a . cHaater Country Club. Mra Lillian B. Morris of 53 AFL Teachers S A C J e ts MIAML Fla. (AP) — It's Hilltop Dr., Is attending Fleet migration Urns for land The aKOCutlve committee o t The YWCA Playschool will Sonar School, Key West, Fla. Meet Tonight crabs and hundreds of India May Seek End the American Legion Auxiliary open tomorrow from 9:15 to R aid C on g motorists hava found it out— win meet Wednesday at 7:30 11:30 a.m. at the Community Memorial Temple, Pythian The referendum victory last through punctured Urea. pjn. at the home o# Mrs. Ruth Y, 79 N. Main St. Twenty-three Sisters, will have Its first meet­ week of the Hartford Federa­ Thousands of the ugly tUokoK, president, oC 400 Wood­ children are registered. Mrs. ing of the season tomorrow at tion of Teachers will be one of crabs, which Uve mainly land St. Olenn Cornish la director, as­ 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall. Re­ the topics discussed at a meet­ F ortress on land and brsad In the sisted by Mrs. Paul McKay. freshments will be served. ing of the Connecticut State sea, crawled cn roads near •n»e American Lerton will Mothers of playschool children Federation in Kensington tO' HOUSED-HALE aAIOON, ■ouih Viet Nam the ocean, proving a msnaoe meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m will meet tonight at 8 at the The Regina Society will have night at 7:30 p.m. (AP) - U. B. B82 Jet bomhem to motorists. To Kashmir Fighting nents the poet home. Refreshm Community Y. Its first meeting of the season National representatives from btastod a suspaloM Viet Oong A ssnrlcs station owner re­ wiU M served. tonight at 7:30 at the Italian the AFL-CIO-afflllated teach- Recruits Players MAIN STREET . OPEN SDAYS atienghotd today* in a raid show ported servicing 20 cars with Navy Lt. Rodolphe N. Corbell. American Club, Eldridge St. er.s’ organisation will be pres­ 20 miles waorlti ' o 't Saigon," a U .l. crab claws stuck In tiro Mlantonomoh Tribe, lORM, treads. Another said a crab NEW DBUB, Bidia (AP) ^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ent to address delegrates on the Mra. George Dickie of 241 mUltaiy spokkesmen said. India deolared today it had wUl meet tonight at 8 at Tinker J. Corbell of 126 Spruce St., re­ There will be a meeting matter of effective negotiations Henry St, personnel chairman Bombs' I from ihe sigM-sngine can sink his claw through a HalL Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. for par»! new three eighths Inch its mUttary objectivas ki cently departed on a Northern between teacher groups and of Manchester dvlo Orchestra, Strategic Air Oommend planee sectors of Wsst Pakistan European cruise from Norfolk, ents of Girls Scouts of Troop 897 school boards. The new state will Interview musicians Inter­ aaturated a target aouth of Ben tread. A-Pact Seen ■nie Ladles Aid laitheran In the activity room at Ver- law affecting collective bar­ "An old, worn-down trsad auUwrttaiUvs souroaa said Women’s Missionary League of Va., while serving on the staff ested In the orchestra. ’There Oat, a district town in Binh Prime Mlnirter Lai Bahadur of Commander Second Fleet planck School. Those wishing gaining for teachers will also are openings for players of Duong Provtnee, the spokesman Is child’s play for a crab," Zion l^angellcal Church will further Information may call a service station manager Swinging on Shestri wee eerlouriy oonsld- meet Wedne-sday at 7:30 p.m. In which is deployed aboard the be discussed. stringed instruments. There la aald. It was the 28rd announced ering a eeaeation of hoatilltlaa. Second Fleet Flagship USS Mrs. Joseph Danlewtcz, 44 Jar­ no Immediate need for per­ Semi- ■triko in the war by the Guam- said. the parish house for topic dla- vis Rd. There was no assurance that eusston. Mrs. George Magnu- Little Rock. formers on brass, woodwinds based bombers. Red Attitude Shastri and U.N. Seoretary^gq^ or percussions but names of Due to security nilea, tlM aon. Mis. Louise Mertens and Ruth Circle, Emanuel lai- Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, Clew Will Head sral U Thant, now in New DdM; Mrs. Paul Prokopy will serve as players on these instruments epokesmen dM not disokioa fur- GENEVA (AP) — The United would be able to agree on a for­ theran Churchwomen. will meet will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at will be put on a waiting Hat. .^^tber doMils. hMtessea tonight at 8 at the home of the home of Mrs. Gordon Metev- Editors Group Also in Binh Duong Province, State News Btotee eeld today the 17-neUon mula for halting ma war, how- ’The orchestra, directed by disarmament coherence la get­ aver. Nor was there any lndlaa> Mrs. Charles Bodemem, 17 HoW ler, 444 W. Middle Tpke., Apt. Vytautas Marljoslus, will re­ 20% OFF government troop* botstored by man Rd. Members may bring 71. William J. Clew, assistant air auppori threw beck an at> ting cloee to securing a treaty Uon Pakistan was ready to taM hearse tonight at 7:45 at Man­ to prevent the qnreed of nuclear peace. , guests. managing editor of the Hart­ chester High School. tack by a Ug Viet Oom force 80 Student Fund ’Thant w u rtUably reported ta Manchester Assembly, Order ford Courant, la the new presi­ 1- . ',,..1 mUea northwest eC Mlgon, weapons. LECLERC St. Bridget's Roeary Society of Rainbow for Girls, will meet dent of the New England As­ spokesman said. Ambassador William C. Fort- have told U.N. workere in New will open the season with a din­ to contract concerning the union OUR VERY OWN BRAND tsr told the confsrsnes that DelM that deeptte their (Utter- and elect officers tonight at 7 :30 sociated Press Nows BJxecuUves Government kiaaea wart hglit Is Assured of ences, India and Paklatea to FUNERAL HOME ner Monday, Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Offi­ Association. sh ^ . and I^et Oong oaaualUea were Washington sses some hopeful In the church basement. The cers are reminded to wear short He was elected to succeed Clew aimounced next fall’s not known, he said. An eaUmat- eigne in Moecow*e recent atti. recent days have ehownven FUNERAL dinner will be preceded by the white gowns. Managing Editor Ernest W. convention will be held In Con­ ed two battalions of guerrillas. $12 Million tude to eueh a treaty. terest in stopping the U o^bad Rosary and Benediction at 6:80 Chard of the Guy Gannett news­ necticut; the spring meetings poaaibly mens than 1,000 man He denied that U.B. propoeals that bagan Sept. 6. 4 are always In Boston. for muKtlateral nuclear force Thant, who has vlsitod PaM» In the church. The dinner is ’The Ladies of St. James bowl­ papers In Portland, Maine, dur­ LEG FLATTERING NYLONS batUed agalnat < one government HARTFORD (AP) — The new SERVICE c ^ n .to members and prospec­ ing league will begin the sea­ ing the final sessions Saturday Representing ’The Herald at battalion. for the North AUentic alllence tan, ap^are to hava won stropg the convention were Co-Publlsh- program of state-backed loahs would trenetorm Weet Germany backing from the big powont WALTEIR N. tive members. Reservations son tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Holi­ of the three-day convention Five tfaeueand troope of the LBCIjBRC dose Friday and may, be made er and Mrs. Thomas P. Fergu­ for college students had enough Into a nuclear power, as ths ert>eeiaUy the Sovlat Union aad day Lanes. ’There will be a meet­ held at Prouto Neck, Maine. HOSIEHY BY V.S. Army’s 1st Oavalry (air- the United States, Soviet Outt- Director with Mrs. Michael Gaudano, 66 ing at 7:80 in the conference Ray Brighton, managing ed­ son and City Editor and Mrs. funds to guarantee $12 million Sovlst Union clsima. Phelps Rd.; Mrs. Jean Richer, Harold E. ’Turklngton. Fergu­ mo)3iIe) division came ashore, He said that tbs treaty can hiunlst party leader Leonld-'L room at the lanes. itor of the Portsmouth, N.H., eenUnuing the biggest troop In loans, it was reported today. 23 Main Street, Manchester 131 Hollister S t, and Mrs. Herald was elected vice presi­ son WSLS a member of the photo come Into being soon unlcaa the Brdahnev today called again tat contest committee. landing of the war. The program waa created - by Soviet Union wanta to use the Ml and to the flgbtinf. The Unit­ Call 649^5869 Wentworth. Johnson, 64 N. Elm Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ventura dent. The troope, from F t Banning, S t A spot news photograph by the 1966 General Assembly, negotiatieba "to divide the At ed States is reported roedy to of 25 Division St. are celebrating Oa., have astahUrtied a base which enacted a law establiah- lantic Alliance end to interfere cut oft maealve eoonomio aid t» their 20th wedding anniversary Harry Bat* of the Hartford eamp at An U m, 200 miles Courant waa voted by the asso­ ing the Connecticut Foundation with the growth ef polltioal the auboontlnent until tha today. They were married In We*re as north of Saigon, U.B. autborttfea tor Financial Assistance for harmony in Western Europe." fighting ceaaes, Moreshet, ^Iglum In 1945. The ciation as the best photograph announced. in their annual contest Higher Education. Elarlier the Itollsn government Shaatri met with leaden.-ed couple has three children, Ar­ near as Several iiiauaend of the battle A $1 million authorization pro­ xmoeed that tha worid’a non. hie Oongreas party and rankbM thur Ventura of Manchester, The executives passed a reso­ ready troops dug in around An lution opposing "legislative In­ vided by the General Assembly nuclear countries renounce any momban of the oi>positlcn. ih employed at Pratt and Whit­ your IQie. They arrived Sunday at ‘can guarantee about $12 mil­ deaire to acquire nuclear arma Farilament Main ot ttiam Chokesf Meats In Town ney, Division of United Aircraft terference with the legitimate Ote coastal of Qul Nhon, 88 functions of the press, either lion In Buch loans," Senate Ma- for a specified period of years. have been demanfflng a eteppai Corp., East Hartford; Collette telephone mllee to tha east A 700-man , ority Leader Louis L Gladstone, This renunctaUon, Italian Am up war agalnat Pakistan, Ventura, a student at Bennet on the state or national level." advance element has been at An Getting the Lowdown Sen. Edmund S. er cent will be charged, but nuclear powers time to shape a ering a ceaaatlon of the fightiegi ington School. FREE Micro or Plain SeamUiii rl>C- CCc Ad^ 6,000 troopa — about a he borrower will only pay half opporttion leaden demended 2MC3SVB the administration-backed1 pro- quarter ot the division and its father, new Assistant Secretary of Commerce Eu­ binding treaty. posal for repeal of t h e ■ftit-___ of this while stiUl in school Foster aupported the Italian that in any agreement Imha The adult choir of St. James’ DELIVERY Agilon Stretch, rag. $1* *.80c suppo|ilng elements — were gene P. Foley. The state will pay the other refuse to reopen the KaabtSttr Church will have its first re­ Hartley Act’s section 14-B, and airUfted to the camp Monday. Idea saying: said the issue is whether labor half. We endorse Ambassador Ca- question and to bdld territory M CHICKEN hearsal of the season on Cantrece Seamlais, rag. $1...... 80e Blementa of the Army’s 101st ’The main qualiflcatlons are valletU’s view that a draft treaty has eeised In Pakistani K oh c Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. in the and management shoipld be f r ^ Your order for dmg needs Airborne Division have been at mlr, w hen the fighting ha||iili, and coemetles will be taken that the applicant has been a which could be signed by both upper church. ’The choir wel­ Micro Mash or Flat. rag. $1...... 80e An IQm, Clearing end securing resident of the state for at least nuclear and non-nuclear etatea Pakistan demands aa a price dap lb comes new members, especially care of Immediately. the area. The paratroopers one year and has been accepted peace that a plebiscite be MM men, to join. Previous glee club dashed i>eri<^caUy with small Delegates Convene, should and must remain our to a college within o r without the main objective... hi divided Kashmir to 49 or church choir experience is TEXTURED SEAMLESS NYLONS guerrilla units. state. ' If thMe negotiations should whether the people prefer 'B^ RUSSEU'S (LOOT 5 LBS. FEB FAMILY) desirable but not required. Con­ North Viet Nam assoHed the 'The student would not have become prolonged, however, the dian or Pakiatani rule. '-‘i tact Ralph Maccarone, 32 Haw­ One souroe said Shaatri toM BARBER SHOP (x^sJdojniu oot to repay the principal on the Italian declaration could form S Group I Regularly 1.00 80o (lee Page F ) G^t Right to Work thorne St. Comer Oak and Sprooeiprooe St. Prescription Pharmacy loan until one year after he Is a useful interim measure Betsy's Path of Disaster in Golf Coast Area tbs opposition be would beai''|kl BARBERS—8 ON SAT. out of college and would hava 10 mind all a^iectaof tha issue bat HI6HUIND PARK MARKET The Manchester Chapter of 901 MAIN ST^-648-5821 817 HIGHLAND SlB IX ilt-PH O N B '648-4278 Open Tne*. thm Bat. Group 2 Regularly .79 63c HARTFORD (AP)—^Ddegates to the state constita years to repay. that wortd epinkm also had'^M SPEB8QSA will meet tonight at 8 to 6 PJO. live Are Missing tional convention trooped back to the Capitol today to he glvea ccaudderatiop, 8 at Bunco School, Olcott St. Group 3 Regularly .59 47c Estimate of DM hs ttrojio ATM, Thotnaa, nrihlrteil etf ^ In Blast on Ship get down to the business of drafting reapportionment PensiiMt Studied .1 fbnee producUen. ttM FatflpL proposals'. HARTFORD (AP)—A lO-msm - — ------m — ^ ment th u India had acMeved Ms CASH SAVINGS MAURICE SUPPORT HOSE n IfONTRBAL (AP) — An ex. Republicans scheduled a cau- BULLErriN! her committee to ahidy . objectlvea hi trto seeton, ThsM, doatoa riaped tbrangh Ihel cua befcore the oonventloa'a first HARTFORD (AF) — A faaalbiin$'’o('1t^ju0'«i'mim be said, were oo Um northern I 1’ lO Seamlese or Lorcra Seamleea freighter Fort William today plenary session since July. caucus of Republican dele­ state leglalatort 4 ^ nhihed to­ Help Coming to Louisiana front around the yaktetanl eittM With Seams getting her afire. The ship be­ Democrats planned to caucus, gate* to ttie Constitational day by leglelatlve leaden. ed t A h ^ and 8fadkdt« M t gan sinking at her berth In Mon- after the session, which was ex­ Convention agreqd today ’The 1965 General 'Assembly about 600 miles to the- south la Reg. 2.69 pected to be brief. was the setting far a short-lived ftDt F AN4t iBlQkin as a token start to-#corooer’a cramped quarto^ eoutheastom Faklatan. Rag. 1J>6 freal harbor. Five membera of to reject any propoaala NEW (/KUilANB, __, th«T Chetta, aaylng ha could only (I the crew are tnUsing ’Today marked the beginning calling for a unicameral revolt by a number of rank and ward helping rejuvenate the aylng DefenM Minister Y, B. Ctav flle legislaton who insisted that (AP)—President Johnson tragedy-stricken state, where 62 'prepare foror toittie worst,’’ had van reportedly told memben ot The explosion shook the vessel of a regular three-day work legislature. Meade Alcora, marshaled cots and teams of at 4:30 a.m., an hour and 20 week for the delegates. Until the GOP floor leader, said the legislature take action on pumped men, money and were known dead. Shastri’s parliamentary party il.K pensions before adjourning. workers to handle the expected that in any cessatteo of hostilf* (, M.I.ON minutes aftsr she docked. She further notice, sessions will be the vote against the nnl- materials into hurricane- Plana were afoot to oonvert 1.56 2.15 was carrying a mixed cargo hrtd ’Tuesdays, Wednesdays and oameral legislature was Leaden of both parties joined Loulstana’s anOpoverty pro­ detajge of bodies. ties the armies would shqf forces, however, to cool off the tom Louisiana today as The .cash damage toil from where they are now until details from ports in the' Great Lakes. ’Thursdays. overwhelming. gram into a war on Hurricane the destructive storm remeinB a Capt. Samuel Wilkinson and The 84. delegates, evenly di­ rebels. They proposed that a the New Orleans coroner Betsy. A million dollars waa could be worked out. study committee be named to matter of gueesoworker. Esti­ According to these repophi, FUEL OIL 11 members of tha crew escaped vided between the two poliUcal majority is needed to approve slashed his estimate of the earmarked to put the Youth mates range upward to a billion with the help of members of the parties, are expected to follow any proposed amendment. examine the question of peiulona Ooips to work cleaning up the Thant had been unsuccessful la P and make recommendations to protoble death tcdl. doUara. aarUer efforts to persuade aaoli Montreal Fire Department. the General Assembly’s lead Although leaders of both par debris. S. B. Turman, head of Lykee TAKE A NEW LOOK WITH Firemen had to smash into the in drafting reapportionment ties are reported agreed on en' the 1967 session. The White House dtopetched Sixty freight oarioads of aur- Bros. SteameMp Oo., said rtiip- (See Page Eleve^ eaptain’s cabin to get him out. amendments. The le^slature ap­ dorslng the reapportionment plue foods Vrere sent by ttM De-- ping damage alone may give As the fire caged, the ship proved, a realignmei^ plan eariy plan enacted — wito close hi' partment of Agriculture. Betsy the dubious distinction of I \ m \ Bstad, tben rolled over on her this year which presumably partisan cooperation — by the The flood tides aiid fierce being classed aa (he worst mari­ ■ GALLON______side, burning out of control. would go into effect if the con­ fegielature. « ...... It is not..... clear how winds of Hurrtoene Betsy in-, time disaster in peacetime Ms Search Goes On I The caiue of the blast' was stitutional convention failed to the leaders wiU stand on many flicted the greatest deatructlon i? SANDlfJ? unknown. It was heard in a wide agree or If its proposals were other constitutional Issues raised Astronauts Honored on LouiBiana in the state’s tory. For Deadly Gas COOPERATIVE of Boston area. Flames were seen for voted down in the referendum by rank and . file delegates. storm-scared Ustoiy. The Red Crpee raised tts dam. miles. scheduled for Dec. 14. The convention is instructed Coroner Nicholes Chetta, con­ age . total to 1,039 homes de- BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) oil. ( m ’l’ \\v The 7,900-ton vessel was new. It remains to be seen whether to do only two things; reappor­ fessing "an embarrassing situa­ ■troyed, 36.863 with major dam. MUltaiy divers expanded their R was i^t Into service only last party discipline will prevail and tion the legislature and provide In Brief Ceremonies age, 188,116 with minor damage, \ lUMsi.in (il tion,’’ told newsmen late Man- 680 trailer homes destroyed, 1,- probe of the eUt-laden Mis|M. May by Canada Steamship the delegates can be persuaded for mandatory reiUatrlctlng ev- day night that he had been ml- slppl River today in the eearoi IU)I \M> U!’, < (). Lines. to stay In line. A two-thirds ety decade. 147 heavy damage, 2,060 smal|^ WASHINGTON (AP)—With four young boys clown­ rted 1^ poor oommunioatlons businesses destroyed or heavily for a deadly cargo of chlorine. ■-in; I. licl.'i into preparing for several The sUt waa so tMck that Ilia ing in the background, President Johnson wekomrf to hundred dead from downriver damaged, 1,147 pleasure and :ii:, i!i:u \ n >'1k i;i t the capital today record-setting astronauts L. Gordon commercial boats destroyed or divers had to feel their way Ti.i. c,ri-1 EXQUISITELY SPLENDORED Plaquemines Parish. damaged. along the botton for a barge Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. Chetta said he flnaUy reached Commqnicatlons remained parently sunk by Hurrieane Bet­ Conrad’s four boys, ranging ln» — - the isolated parirti by telephone erratic in the lowlylng Mlssle- sy last Thursday. AUTUMN SHOES Pope Tells Council Opening age from four to ten, grinned the Air Force and Conrad to tha at 10 p.m. and only then could slppi River delta area etretch- Tha Navy sent planes and fidgeted beMnd the presi- rank of Navy commander. Plaquemines auttnritiee tell ii^ south of here, lashed by Bet­ equipped wrlth eensltlve deteo- denUal desk,desk. aa Johnson Tha government recently Mm the true story: Only 20— sy with the full force ot 160 tion devices swooping over the The Light Touch presented • the astronauts with adopted - atandsufl procedures not 200 to 260 — boMes woiild be m.p.h. winds and devastating river. Theyll Dance their way into your heart. the Exceptional Service Medal for granting one-grade promo­ sent to New Orleans today for tides. The cMorine was oontalne<^ la Shapely shamrpclu peeking from the bow-tied _ Of U.N.. Peace Plea Plans of the NaUonal AeronauUcs and tions after each space flight, the coroner’s care. However, most of the weath­ liquid foi^n under preesure.ln Space Administration. They with the proviso that such auto­ Chetta said he a d not know er-wise inhabitants of the fisher­ the Mg steel barge. CMorine — were honored for their eight-day how the rumors started about potentially a deadly Mller — instep. Gently soft-brushed pig-skin. The heel. . . VATICAN CITY (AP) — Popofepiscopal conferenc** red matic promoUona will not go men’s villages end oil worker around^^Trpso, accounting for the Gemini 6 flight last month that beyond -fUU - colonel; or in the 200 to .260 . deaths. "This was oommunlties had ’-cleared out a valuable Industrial chemleift teasingly tapered. Whipcord, Golden PheaianL Paul VI today opened th*'Vati- the worid. instead of gold and white.'...... set a rMora ^br manned orbits probably promulgated by an used in making such materttla jPope Paul and the 26 prelates Navy, captain. ahead of the storm, moving aaa Ecumenical OouncU’a final The pantltt said the special in space. The medal presentation In the unofficial official,’’ the orticial north to New Orleans. as plastlca and dyea. The cheB< Blazer Blue, Dill Green, Steadfut Black. eynod, or senate of worldwide with him entered on f(»t. After the ceremony, the WMte said, Chetta said the informs, leaf converts Into a lethal gM aession, telUng the Roman Oath- blehops, would "be of use in the presidential office waa the brief­ The New Orleans I.evee by the In the baaillca were diplomats House disclosed Johnson had est yet for returned space he­ tion was relayed to Mm by Broad said It was checkingthe when released from pressure. otic blihopa h* is going to the day-to-day work of the Roman accredited to the Vatican, more given Cooper and Conrad some amateur radio operators. Unltad-...... Natlona In Now )York to Curia." roes. Johnson made no speech possibility tnat new cuts I n ^ e 'FAIRWAY FAMILY than 60 observers from other good news In private conversa­ and, apart from relatives of Coo­ TMs ie a good embarrassing hitercxNistal Canal levee might oad for poaoo "which in thoio The Pope wore robes and Christian churches and more tion: Cooper is being nominated £lyo ia being woundod and ia Uahop’a miter of red. ’The day per and Conrad, Juat about the equation,’’ be aald, but added speed the drainage. However, LWhen business is flat on4 than 80 Roman OathoUo priesta. for promotion to full colonel in only other official present waa "I’m very happy" the earlier much of the lowlylng area will Its back, at least It’s look­ Mooding." wao the Roman Catholic feast NASA Administrator James E. high estimates dM not material have to be pumped dry by the News Tidbiti ing up . . . Tho pontiff opoko at a ooro- day of the Exalting of the Holy (See Page Two) Bony in St. Potorio ftaailioa bo- Webb. lie. system ot pumping stations, from the AP Wires There waa a tMrd medal Amid the ocmfuslan of tangled wMch have been hampered by 'Friend o t ours is so hen­ iore nearly 2,600 ot Mo blahoM oommunlcatlona, poHce reports hurricane damage. pecked, the only time he gathered from around the wond arlnner. Dr. Charles A. Berry, director of space medicine at of bodies found — running as Vtot Cong terroriata throw « .opena his mouth Is to4 B r the fourth and concluding high as 400 — piled Into the (See Page Fifteen) yawn . . . •ouncil lesalon. the Manned Space Flight Center grenade at police olBoera n i a j ^ "May peace among men in Houston, Tex., received from utg a bridge near Saigtmli Taa .Blessed, are those whoi trtum i^ — that peace, wMoh In Johnson NASA’s ExcepUonal Bon Nhut airport. Actor Ton 'have nothing to say, and theee days la being wounded Service Medal. He was honored Conway, joblees and broke, is cannot be persuaded to and le bleeding between peoples for contributions to space medi­ found ttving In a fl-a-day bcM M k > i ^ .say it. . . 0 0 oorely in need of pwtM," eald cine. Senate Pins Mean Status^ room In the beatnik area ot the Pope. Cooper and Conrad were cited Los Angeles. He said he has If a woman really lovea.a He eald he waa going before for" ’^outstanding contributions earned nearly a million dollars .man, ha can make her do^ gw U.N. General Aeaembly on House May Get Their Own In his 25-ysar acting caraar. N o o iL anything she wanto-to. Oct 4 "to bring with raepectful (See Page Fifteen) Deputy Defense SecratfM WASHINGTON (AP) — K the*will be for senate service only. Vance says reorgaalaatlon n We know some honey- j iKnnage to the repreeeiKativei ot the natlona assembled there a Senate gets pinned, can the They won’t count time spend In the NatloiuU Guard should No. repair bills. ' mooners who are blissfuP the Hourse or on other govern­ gin as aooh aa posaible beoaty|b In their one-room apart­ message of peace." Dad in Viet Nam House Jae far behlndT As for the eoumanical oounoU In more or less solemn cere­ ment pay rolls. "We’re being of the U.S. oommitment InV lit ment. After all, there'e no^ quite strict,” he said. Nam . . . President Johnson < 'room for complaint! Rm U, where ooaaarvativa and Just Found Out mony next winter. Senate mem­ No traffic jams. progreeeiVe preleitea are expect­ bers and aides with 10 years’ The Rules Committee wMcUi Is olarro FIorlM a dtsSMar a rK You’ll have no complaint^ ed- to clash over major toplos servioe are to get the tlrat batch In charge ot the pinning project making tt eligible for federtf Anne’s a Queen of pins authorised under a has not determined how many aid In restoring public fBoUltl(i| 'if you favor ue at both* Mka feAglous Ubarty and mod- damaged by hurricane Betsy., • /hid it cruises at thousands of miles a second. Fairwaye for all your am wond proUama, tha Pops BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) nevriy passed resolution. people qualify. Harrison said he "1 w ^ d n ’t be surprieed it the would guess the total would be Pentagon announoea two UM in .early ChrletmaL projecti Mid: Hurley D. B^ant returned to a In the neighborhood of 360 peo­ water high oxploalvs aeaaaall 'neede—eequlne, etsrofoam^ military base In northeaetem House went ahead and had famUy car m r inveiited-your tele- a compact m odel-the epace-aaving a black or tan leather "We hava not touched (in the soma eort of pin of its own," ple. teat* wUl be bM thb|.talll. m and glitter re l^ eupreme. meeoh)> on any of the thomes Thailand today and discovered The House, with 436 members each In tha Atlantio SM PaettlS ' / that his daughter had been se­ said staff dlreotor Gordon F. phone. Co places. Visit people. Get things Princess phone.) IPs nice to know, too, a beige or black suede riioe salon— main^por irtileh will be eubmittod to the Barrieon ot the Senate Rules end a stoff for each, would have Ooeou . . . Ooneenaua of q '^Two convenient locattone; ONaminatlon ot tMs assembly. lected Miss America 1866. a lot more lapete to cover than House elaettons aubcommlttM 0 & \ ...... ilfbe " I’m thrilled,” he said. 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Birs, your freedom ot opinion legislation in the works on known, the price tag le undeter­ with regard to the maMera to ha pries." | i o ^ side of (he Capital. mined. The Senate contingency nmented to you.” His daughter, Deborah, 19. fuivd will pay the hUla. won the tlUe Saturday In AUan Forty-six senators wlH qualify L y The Pope alao apQounoed tha ixt vear for the longevity em- "I don’t Imaglno tt will be •atobUehment of a apeolal aynod Uo a ty , N.J. ■“»ry expensive,’^ Herriaon aald. The Southern New England Telephone Company FAIRWAY MAIN STREET at Wabope which ba will oonvana Bryant of Overland Park, He said exeowtlva branch Sw oonsultaUon and ooUabora- Kan., ia a fire prevention engl- agenciet oonaldar servioe Part of lha NatkmiMida RaN tystasi gen whan he sees fit. near Maigned m the llth Air moiwla boootar. "Even IS eald tM aplsoopal' at Clark Air t we#d he tfampoaad larga- fn « tha vartoM