FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 AYcrege Dafly Net Pre— Rui TTie Weather For H ie Week Knded • Fair, cold tonight. Low 30 to ^ October 21, 1M7 58. Tomorrow fair, continued children of Second Congrega­ The American Legion will all six used vetodes but they Keeney Parents Cool. High near 60. tional V Church w ill. collect for sponsor a Seafood Night tonight Cruisers Waiver only went for the two. UNICEF tomorrow. Their from 6:30 to 10:30 at the post In aiwarding a- contract to Meet Teachers re mom ba r Hie 1 5 ,4 6 9 Oonoordta Luttieran Church ^^(fiCEF collection cans will ad- home, for members and guests. Signed by Board Manchester Plymopth, '.he town - Mancheater— A City of Village Charm wHl have Ite regular services ^ p^rty ui Fellow- is turning down an $8,926 price An open house for paretds Sunday aA 9 and 10:30 a^n.The church at 7:30 The Couples Bowling Teams The Board o f Directors has for six Plymoutha, including six MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 (OIOMUled Advertiefaig on Page IIF PRICE SEVEN CENTS signed a waiver to purchase was held ht Keeney 8t. School WILLIAMS OIL VOL. LXXXVn, NO.^4 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTHON) ■V M a r aervloe will not be can- tomorrow. Games and re- of the Newcomer's Club will trade-ins, submitted on Oct. 16 six 1968 polios cruisers, Plym­ oeled, as was pubUshed In The fr^ghmente will be provided by meet tonight at 9 at Silver Lane to EUstwood Motors o f (Port­ Tuesday, during wdtlch piqtUs’ outh'Purys, frmn Manchester Herald Wednesday to a r e t t ^ members of the Junior Youth Alleys, East Hartford. land. Eastwood was one of sev­ work was displayed in the class­ WILLIAMS OIL Plymouth, Talcottville. <* **»• HefUrmation An- pgjj^^gj,jp the church. The eral Hartford-area bidders in a rooms and teachers ouUinsd The wavier was necessary cooperative venture, joined niversary at the BushneU Me- gt 8:30. plans tot the year. WILLIAMS OIL mortal, Sunday at 11 a.m. ____ because an agreement has been by Manchester, East Hart­ Police Arrests reached with Manchester Plym­ ford, Wethersfield, Oladbonbury, The attendance trophy was Tick, Tock— Set the Qoek Frank J. Mansfield Marine outh by negoitiation, and not by won by Alfred Fredette’s 8th . . . for the best In oil service! Manchester Chapter of <^ypa League Auxiliary will Bloomfield, Ehifleld and New­ North Says Five U.S. Planes legally Advertised bids. grade. By Sol R. Cohen SPElBSQSA will meet and re- have a Food Sale tom ohow at ington. David Wayne Arsenault, 16, The TaloottviUe dealer’s Teachers were introduced by hearse Monday at 8 p.m .at jq g g t Grand-Way at the Although the Manchester Mo­ Bid Peace, of 23 Ward St., Rockville, and price is $9,200 net for the six tors price is $274 more than PrlnclFul Edward Timbrell at Rmember now, when you hit the ^ack, Bunoe Center on Olcott St. The Manchester Shopping Parkade. cruisers and includes the trade- event Is open to all men Inter^ ____ Gary H. Ward, 18, of 32 Emily that of Eastwood, the town will the business session preceding Tb turn your clocks one hour back. in o f six used police cars. ested in barbershop-style sing­ Dr., Vernon, were charged to­ receive $440 more in equipment. the classroom visitations. Read Herald Advertisements End Synod The Newcomer’s Club of the A contract will not be aiwaird- You’ll sleep that hour you lost in the spring. ing. Manchester YWCA will have a day with taking! a motor ve­ ed, however, until the disposi­ VA'nCAN CITY (AP) — The You’ll wake to hear the church bells ring. Downed, Some Pilots Halloween Masquerade Dance hicle without the owner’s per­ tion of two used 1967 cruisers Manchester Community Play­ Roman Catholic biahopa aynod tomorrow at Willie’s Steak mission. is determined. Town Manager ers will have a costume Hallo­ House. Don Colby’s Orchestra Robert Weiss has the approval clOaed today with an appeal to That extra hour you gain in the mom. ITie car involved Is owned by ween party tomorrow at 8:30 will play for dancing from 9 of the board to retain two of You’ll lose at dusk, when the day is worn. Charles Moller of 168 S. Main the world’i^'’!WaJor powera for p.m. at the home of Mr. and p.m. to 1 a.m. The event is open the used cars for town use, and St, who parked it on Hartford peace and a recommendation to SAIGON (AP)—Ameri­ Mrs. Robert Munson, 1 Riga to members and guests. Tickets Manchester Plymouth’s $9,200 Daylight Saving is gone for the year. Rd. and later discovered it miss­ Pope Paul VI to further eaae the can warplanes evidently Lane, Bolton. "The Wildcats,” will be sold at the door. price will have to be adiurted. How many will—how many won’t—shed that tear? ing. hit the Hanoi area today a five-piece combo, will play Whichever town departments church’a nilea on mixed mar­ Arsenault and Ward wei’e for the fifth straifirht day. for dancing. A midnight buffet The Ladles Guild of the acquire the two used cars will riage. But, for what it’s worth, r m«hber Jack, stopped in the car at about 4:12 6 A North Vietnamese will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Church of the Assiimption will have to transfer their value in In Ita peace appeal, the aynod To turn your clock one hour back. Howard Becker are hosp^ Monday at 8:18 p.m. in a.m. on Parker St. north of Ly- funds to the Police Department called on the world’a moat pow­ broadcast said five planes dall St. chairmen, assisted by Mrs. Mun Assumption School Library. budget. erful nationa to “ apread juatlce were shot down over the son. Three drivers were charged Weiss had asked the di­ and love ao that peace may city and some of the pilots Navy Hospltalman Timothy J. yesterday with failure to obey rectors for approval to retain flouriah among men.” were captured. Badger, son of Mr. and Mrs. a stop sign. They are Michael In a move to foster a apirit of In the ground war, the U.S. 2 Pillard, 18, o f 116 Waddell Rd.; peace and unity among Chris­ Frederick W. Badger of 63 Ger­ Rival Plans Split Command announced U.S. Richard Bisson, 32, of East tiana, the synod came out In a 2 ard St., recently grraduated RUBBER MASKS troops killed 181 Communist sol­ Hartford, and Michael Dekon- from 14-week basic training at AND DISGUISE KITS favor of lifting the rule requir­ diers in a series of clashes Fri­ iospital’I ^ ip s School, Great ardis of New Canaan. I ing non-Cathollca in marriages day south of Da Nang. Buckingham All o f those chaig’ed yester­ FOR HALLOWEEN with Catholics to make a formal keS,: Coupon TTiere was no ifnmedtate Congregational day are scheduled to appear in Committee at UN promise to rear the children in American report on the day’s Church Member of Cub Pack 161 of Circuit Court, Manchester, Nov. ARTHUR DRUG the Catholic church. UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. a formula, but Canada and Den­ air operations over the North. GMastnnbury, Conn. Verplanck School are having a 13. The peace appeal was direct­ (AP) — The Security Council la mark came In Friday night with Intense raids on the Hanoi- . ed mainly at the United States a rival plan. candy sale, starting today and split over rival plans for send­ HalphiiutG« and Japan—Danish Foreign WEEKEND SPECIALS FOR A SPECIAL KATHY! beyond its own problems world estimated 170 Friday. Seven Minister Hans Tabor Introduced LARGE SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT . .2 for 2 9 « Main St.. Manchester peace was the overriding cpe drafted the appeal, port has turned out to bo that of captured territory, stating that a series of scattered actions s o f ’ o n d Nothing cleans carpets as COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPEKS! A leading member of the com- a P-51-B fighter plane that countries should not keep troops • Also Complete Line of SEAITBST Dairy Products • near Hoi An and reported 78 of pi*rf ormoncc beautifully as Blue Lustre in SAT. OCT. 28th mission was Bishop Fulton J. crashed In 1950. on other countries’ territories the enemy killed. In the largest ♦ rsV any machine. Leaves beaten- Check every coupon for super Sheen of Rochester, N.Y., who Identification of the plane was against their will. fight, eight miles south of the down nap bright, open and stirred controversy last August ea t a^ 11 s h e d Friday night The council president for Oc­ fluffy at doorways, wall-to- values throughout our huge provincial capital, the U.S. Soldier of the Airmobile 1st Cavalry Division crawls guard. 'The troops were part of a village clesaring when ho urged President John- throu^ checks by the Air Force tober, Japanese AmbMsador Command said 35 Communists mission during Operation Wallowa in Quang Tri wall or spots and traffic store! Senjln Tsuraoka, said the 10 into a concrete culvert to see if it’s cleared out. 'The paths. Revives colors (in up­ son to offer withdrawal of all that reached all the way to the and 10 Americans were killed Province, South Vietnam some 18 mileg south of P ir p O IS“C0UP0HD«r! U.S. forces from South Vietnam Directorate of Aerospace Safety delegates would meet again culvert was used as a bunker by elements of the holstery, too). Blue Lustre I ■■■I PRODUCEi” and 83 Americans wounded. North Vietnamese army. Second soldier stands Hoi An. (AP Photofax). shampooers rent for $1. 11M I Ij t l l j IM M i “for the sake of reconciliation.” at Norton Air Force Base in Monday morning to discuss the To the south on the coastal ] Here’s The 1 In addition to issuing the California, two proposals. plains near Tam Ky, troopa of Paul’s Faint Supply, 646 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-6884 Efforts to obtain a permanent 0 Mitin St., Manchester, Conn. peace appeal the synod Would The plane, authorities at Lan- the Americal Division fought a First Place UNTI^IMIMEID BOYS’ ORLON PILE LINED up Its meeting with an an- gley AFB said, actually was one Arab-Israeli settlement have series of clashes with North Money Bills Slow nouncement that the bishops’ of two P-61-B’s that crashed. been spurred by Egypt’s sinking Vietnamese units and reported Wall Street COATS BENCH WARMERS had voted In favor of easing the bringing death two both pilots, of the Israeli destroyer Elath 63 of the enemy and nine Ameri­ To Look with Hood church’s rules on mixed mar­ after a midair collision Dec. 15, last Saturday and the Jsraell cans killed and 42 Americans Reg. $10.98. ^ riages. 1950. shelling of Port Suez Tuesday woimded. Looking to ^0 A- spokesman said a consensus A third P-51-B also was in- which set fire to Egypt’s two In the largest clash five com­ Economy Drives Started For Tour emerging from balloting of Oct. vohfcollision but major oil refineries. panies of U.S. troops-about 900 Save $1, with Coupon! 24 on various aspects of the limped safetly back to Langley. The council on Wednesday men—were pitted against a WASHINGTON (AP) Congres- souit;e. ” We would like to teU which are moving along the nor- Next W eek force of about the same size sional Inaction on some money tliom to go and borrow the mon- mal administration route. But Second Bar! (See Page Fourteen) NEW YORK (AP) — Wall C t.i.'.UMt.',V Vt,' W'V'l' W V 'i' V (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Five) from the North Vietnamese 2nd bUls has caused several federal ey from the bank but we can’t when a contract reaches a point C Fall Special! I inriririririiIIiiiniIIini IIIIIIIIiMiI whole it is ready for signature, Street looked to next wtiek (or Division. agencies to begin economy do that because we theoretically 67 VW SEDAN a test ot where the market will U.S. headquarters said Ameri­ drives which informed sources can’I obligate any money. We It Is being put, aside until the Blue, radio. Vei^ S I f t M can pilots shot down four MIGs agency receives money. head on Its next sha|$> ..move— low irilteage. 7!!IIM;llli[«lir3«! VALUABLE COUPON say could hurt various pro- don’t know what Congress Is up of down. grams. going to do.” Bid openings for construction (See Page Fourteen) After five straight weeks of LADIES’ SEAMIEISS Tile spending holddown has At AID, work Is continuing projects are being held up at the 66 VOLKSWAGEN FAMOUS MAKE LYCRA declining prices, some analysts FaHtback. Sedan. Radio, very been ordered verbally In most but no money is being spent, Atomic Energy Commission. agencies Involved but a written For instance, employes are believed the market was trying low mileage. MESH NYLONS M995 PANTY GIRDLES memo went out to employes of evaluating loan agreements (See Page Fourteen) to form a bottom from which to rally. r Reg. $4.00 Ea. ^ f State News the Office of Economic Oppor­ Reg. 2 Pr. 97c. 2 7 7 g 7 65 VOLKSWAGEN A F or # tunity, the antipoverty agency. In the latest week,' the Dow T Si^lMxxf. White, Robert C. Cassidy, OEO’s as­ Jcmef’.flidustrial average (ell an­ SAT. other 8.66' points to 888.18. This Rudib, deun. Fire Probed sistant director for manage­ ment, wrote: "Pending passage High Winds Pound brought It close to tba 885 line 64 VOLKSWAGEN of an appropriations resolution which Is regarded by most as At Hotel in the bottom of the long-term up­ Nioltch-Back Sedan. $1295 by Congress beyond Oct. 23, Radio, WhitelwBlts. which marked the end of the trend line. If .this is broken Bridgeport last continuing resolution luider Buffalo^ N. Y. Area through, then the uptrend Is 'vio­ 65 VOLKSWAGEN VALUABLE COUPON A which OEO had been operating, lated and a new downtrend is 2-(Do(xr. Bdue^ black vinyl, BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Au­ these restrictions apply: started—so the theorists believe. ONLY f . i n TF)S> FXiANiNEL SLEXIPWEAR BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- corded at the Buffalo Coast MEN’S, YOUNG MEN’S All bets are off In the event radio, outside $1385 thorities were probing today for ” 1^ No grant, contract pur­ Winds gustlng to 96 miles an Quard station. mfnioir. the cause ot a hotel fire which chase order or interagency of some very Important piece PAJAMAS-fiOWNS-SHIFTS hour continued to pound the The forecaster j said winds LOAFERS ti&pped 24 persrie moorings, knocked fore tapering off. IST pI'- *10?5 Popular penny style in rioh cordo' brown. Five persons were taken to the maximum extent possible. In the week just ended, 983 down power lines and drove ' Within hours after the winds Issues fell and 525 rose of the Sizes 63^-12 in C and D widths. i the hospital after flames swept “3. No new employes will be some persons from flood- 63 C O R V A IR men’s 1 9 9 % virgin wool Save $3. with Coigmn! rolled In from Lake Erie Friday 1,628 traded on the New York upwards from the main floor of placed on the role except where endangered homes. Coupe. the, Hotel Howard and, at one firm commitments have been night, at least 40 docked boats Stock Exchange. $785 Three missing boys last s^ n had been sunk and scores of oth­ Volume for the week was Auto., Radio. DELUXE TAILORED point, broke through the jeoot ot made prior to Oct. 28.” the tiwee-story brick building. Although there wasn’t any tor- playing near a barge on me ers damaged. Th^r total loss was 50,927,482 shares compared with lakefront are being sought. 66 P O R S C H E \^)I|I)I)T)I| Four of the 'Victims were ho- mal memo, similar verbal In­ estimated tentatively at well 51,007,680 the previous week. i 11 M • 11 i ’Ifie Coast Guard said it was Blue Cbupe. 912 $4295 VALUABLE COUPON EililHiliissflUiji] tel residents, one of them a Btructioiu have been passed over $160,000. The Associated Press average ■^1 waiting for winds to subside be­ 5-epeed, blind man. Tlie fifth, aifiremon, down through the ranks at the The lake leijel rose eight to 10 ot 60 stocks this week ^dropped Shrink and Wrinkle Proof, Fast Color fore searching for the boys. FAMOUS ELECTROLUX TANK ^ taken to Bridgeport Hospi­ Agency for International Devel­ feet above normal. Sectlcms of a 8.7 to 821.0. 67 CADILUAC tal from the burning building opment (Aid), the Peace Corps In Brant, 25 miles southwest few lakeshore roads south of The market weathered a Fleeltiwood 4-iDooir Sedan. HBERGLAS DRAPES SPORT COATS VACUUM CLEANER when he became sick, authori­ and the Atomic Energy Com- of Buffalo, boats were used to Buffalo and In neighboring Fort heavy gust of selling early Mon­ Air ocncBtiiontog, Reg. 5.98 ea, 72’’ long; white, beige, blue, evacuate 19 persons from sum­ day as It reacted to news the $5889 green, gold,- & mielon; in prints and solids. ties said. ' mlselon. , Erie, Ont. were reported under all power. Employes at four agencies mer cottages and house trailers water. « Federal Reserve Boai^ had pro­ Reconditioned With OO posed new regulaticms for the 1 Year Warr^ty. AToOO Eafft Haven Teen Dies have been working in effect Inundated by flood waters from pozens of treep and tree limbs 67 C O U G A R A F or •9.98 NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mich- without pay since ^fuesday be- Cattaraugus Creek, which flows knocked down, often car- tightening of credit, 'in effect 2-Dr. Handtop. Gold, Save f2. with Coupon! extending the current 70 per $2499 ' >1 with Coupon! ael ZalnmsVl, 19,' Of East Haven cause spending authority by into the lake. rylng i>ower lines with them, black top, radio. cent margin requirements to un­ was killed early today when his these agencies expired last The Weather Bureau reported regulated lenders and affecting car struck pn a tree on Quinni- Monday when Congress failed to the highest gust at 95 mph, re- (See Page Fourteen) 63 O LD S. pass another continuing reeolu- particularly coivvertlble bonds. 2 plac Avenue here. F-85. V-8, PJS., S I A M NV|I|»|I|I|I| The market cut its losses con? New Haven ipidice said the car tlon. aulto trana. VALUABLE COUPON siderably before the day was VALUABLE COUPON & was traveling at a high rate of The rcjsolutlon would permit Mrs, Anthony Perri, wife of one of the policemen slain by robbers who hdd out. The coineback drive was speed and that It struck the tree the government agencies to 60 T-BIRD LADIBS’ JERBKY up the Northlake Bank, is told of the trsfiredy in Northlake. (AP Photofax). In Poison Deaths strong enough to continue tor a Oonv. Ooupe. Blue with MEirS CORDUROY JEANS with such force that the car keep fuiictloning on a tempo­ rary btbls until Congress votes while on Tuesday, but the rise black top, radio, KWT DRESSES broke In two. lacked cmvlcUon and the mar­ $595 Zalonski was pronounced dead them some money. V-8, auto, trans. ket settled sharply lower. On at Yale-New Haven Hospital. The House tied to the stopgap Insurance Tdicn Out this day the Dow Industrials 66 VW SEDAN Reg. $2.98 Ee. Nationwide Hunt Deepens resolution a rider Insisting that these will go back H a r tfo r d B o y D ie s President Johnson slash his violated their Aug. 30 cloeing a P .y * 5 low of 893.72, flashliv what some SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) budget by $6 billion to $8 billion. Low mileage. $1495 Save 98c with Cnupon! technicians believe waa a "bear —A rtwo-year - old Hartford, But the Senate knocked it off, Father of 7 Reveals calling It buck-passing on a job signal.” 65 VOLKSWAGEN to our regular Conn., boy died early today at ARCADIA, Fla. (AP) — The tion on whether the poisoning of While the over-all market con­ For Illinois Robber-Killers Mercy Hoiqiital of head injuries that is the duty of Congress, Sta. Wagon. Radio, S I COR fitber of seven children killed the children—ages 2 to 8—was tinued to settle downward suffered Friday when he fell The conferees deadlocked on GrawnWhilte. NORTHLAKE, 111. (AP) — A the Chicago office of the FBI, shouted to the customers and by ineecticlde poisoning said in accidental must wait until path- Wednesday, many ' glwor from a third-floor window of an the question at a meeting Thurs- bw price of nationwide manhunt waa under said he could not recaU any aim- employee: ‘‘Get down!” a sworn statement Friday ology reports are finished some- stocks posted large gains.'The VALUABLE COUPON AlUABLE COUPON 5 ® apartment bouse here. • day and an hour-long session 64 VW SEDAN way today for three members of Uar robbery In which two police- Seyen cuatomere and aome 16 he took out $1,000 double Indem- time next week, strength of the glamprous Pcdlce arrested the child’s Friday reportedly made little Beige, radio, S11Q 1 Ii/U>IBS’ AND MISSIES’ holduD team who kUled two men were klUed and that he had employee were In the bank. nlty life insurance policies on At Issue, Treadwell said, is growth stocks mushroomed to whitewalls. GIRLS’. STRETCH PANTS Issued a nationwide alert for the Patrolmen Perri and Midiael mother and uncle on siuplcion progreae. Another meeting la each child the night before the whether the children took para- other Issues Thursday with the 2150 Monday a.m. Northlake policemen in a gun of a' felony. / scheduled for Tuesday. Size 7 to 14. (Red, navy, girpen, towwn and PRINTED NYLON SHELLS duel following a Tobbery at escaped'killers. Cain, 36, Northlake, answered tragedy. thlon by eating It or by absorb­ result that the over-all market 62 VW CONV. CPE. Ronald Del Ranle, abou$ 35, of the alarm and met the men as The yicUm was Identified aa ..Qy, employes are working But the insurance agent said ing it throuih the skin. The In- enjoyed Its first rUe in nlne,ses- Black, Radio, SQQI black. Northlake Bank FHday. R«g. $3.98 Ea. A detectiye said $83,000 was S t Louia, was charged In.a war- they were leaving the bank, Andrew P. Jaquea, eon of I t o . w th ,” said the ABD spokes- the poUclee did not take effect •ecticlde kills either way; slons. whltewaNs. 99% Rachel Jaquea of 132 Standlah Reg. $3.98 Ea. 2 F or »7 Sizes 34 to 38. F or tah«in by the masked gunmen. rant Issued Friday night Cain, adio was abot in the man. “ The paycheck they re- because the father couldn’t af­ "This Is going to be a long In­ On Friday, the rally sputtered 2 two counts of murder. Del Ban- arm, said. the bandits opened S t, Hartforil. She and the boy’s vestigation before we get at the 59 VW SEDAN J ' rlopsacks In green ahd gold Police, hokreyer, {flaced the flg- ceive next Tuesday covers the ford the flrat week’s pramlum, out early In the morning and Save 98c with Coupon! Save 98c svlth Coupon! lire at between $60,000 and le waa hoapltallzed with buUet fire as the aquad car puUed up uncle. George D. CSarii, 68, mod ending last Sunday. On slightly under $4, accortUng to truth,” Treadwell aald. “ At the the list took another lose. Bhude. Radio. $595 9 Muted plaids in olive, blue and whiskey $60000 About $5400 In bills was wounds in the neck and back. and Perri was struck ss be the Hartf<»d address were held 14—unlefs something hap­ Aart. State Atty. John Tread­ moment we’ro hurting for hard The speculative atmosphere 'sca tter^ in front of the The Northlake poUcemen Jumped from ttie car. Cain aald wltbout boil, pens In Oopgreae -they’ll re­ well. ,, evidence.” was heated up considerably scaiierea m iron Detective Sgt John the robbers used either a ma- 57 W S E D A N ceive a check for one day, Mon­ TreadWel) said James Ri­ The children were stricken Thursday by record-breaking A fourth alleged member of J. Nagle, 81, Bellwood, and Pa- chine gun or an automatic rifle .> UnifMi Query Set day, the day the continuing res­ chardson, 82, made his sworn Wednesday after eating from tin volume of 8.29 million aharea on Radio, Bed. m DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER STRATFORD (AP) — A 200- the team was wounded by police trolman Anthony P, Perri, 41, and a ehotgum * i. , olution expired.” statement during an Investiga­ plates a |unch of grits, beana, the American Stock Exchange and waa captured. Two other Ngrthlake. Police fpund an automatic rl- name petition haa been filed Ih e antipoverty program ap- tion into the deaths of Rlchard- rice and pork prepared by their where very low-priced lasuea OPEN 6 DAYS THE YEAR ROUND! p o l i c e m e n were wounded. A woman teUer told poUce she fie and two pistola In the bank by.unkm wmrkera at the Lycom- pears to be the most seriously son's Mven children. parents Tuesday night. were bought heavily. 'Ihe vol­ PdUce Bftid one and pobelbly saw one of tiie gunmen walk parkiiig lot. ing Division of Avco ^th hurt by lack of authority to Ineuronce \ aipnt Gerald P. Also under Investigation was ume topped the prevloua record TED Sizes: Regs. 36 - 46, longs 38 - 46, shorts 36 - 42 Weleeme Here two of the three penons, vrtio Into the bank, a scarf around hie uagle and Patrolman Ernest the N a t io ^ Labor ^ l a t i ^ spend money. Purvie said Richardson tried the discovery Thursday by fher- of 7.1 million sharea set on Oct. eluded by using at least fates, a .S Q ^ b e r carbine In hU Hustedt, 89, FranklInPark, were Board on the question of keeping Tuesday night to borrow the 29. 1929. ★ FREE NORMAL ALTERATIONS ’*We have local community Iffs deputies of an open two- OPEN THURSDAY N16HTS til! 9d» .three getaVray cars, may have hand. She triggered the bank's as they anrlved In a secood a union shop, The Amex 'volume Friday waa THUDON ClHAROE action agenctea that will have t o premium from him but was re­ pound sack of parathloa In a Boote 83 ToUand Tpke. ACCOUNTS been wounded. One of .the three alarm which aounda in the sub- umparked car. Hustedt was list- The petition, aimed against, close ■ down because We can't fused. • Ample Free Parking All Around Our Store • Treadwell sold a determlna* (Bee Page Forrteen) (8«e Page Five) TAliOOXTVimS ★ S A V E A C O O L $8.1 ★ INVITE3D! may be a woman, police said. urb’e police station but not in \ (Sep Page Fearteea) give them any money,” said one Marllh Johnson, head of the bank as the first robber (Bee Page Fourteea) Phone 848-X888 Men's Clothing Department PAGE THREE PACBTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M A l^E S T E R . CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 Vernon Vem on Sheinwolcl oil Bridge FEW.CHES8 MASTERS South dealer Apartments for Regan Rd. Fire from Electric System PLAY GOOD RRIDOE Both sides vulnerable By A LfnE D SHEINWOLD NORTH Damages Union St. House Mjany of the great chess play­ 9852 Meet Opposition at Hearing ers of recent times have play­ QJ' Rockville’s second home fire Admitted ’Thursday; Rose ed bridge with enthusiasm, but 0 72 A propomaJ to construct a 128- and sees only single family 4k Q98S4 homes, it doesn’t occur to him this week has resulted in $16,- Gudriero, Blast Hartfordi Paul not with great success. Today’s apaitmcfit complex or the for­ Strycharz, 8 7 Orchard St.; EAST that apartments may be built 000 to 118,000 worth of damage hand shows one reason for this. WEST mer Aberle turlcey farm on Re­ Leonard Braioe, 14 West Rd.: Opening lead — Quen of ♦ QJ 10 4 7643 in the neighborhood. to a hoube alt 160 Unllon Sit. Nb C? 3 gan Rd., ran into Stiff opposi­ ’the traflflc objection was Roger Magnuson, ‘Tolland; Em- Spades. C? K S 4 injuries were reported. esrt Backofen, 1 Ftox Hill Dr. South, a well-known chess 0 A Q A 0 J 109 8 3 tion from 60 area residents at. countered by -ESorl Flynn, a 7 3 2 traiffiC expert speaking for the ’The fire which broke out at Discharged ’Thursday: Ray­ master, won the first trick with 4k KJ lO'ft . Thursday night’s Zoning Com­ the king of spades and returned SOUTH mission hearing. developers. He claimed traffic 2:36 yesterday aftemoop has mond McKinney, 34 Sunrise from the apartments would not been attributed to overloading Dr.; Eleanor. Bellemare, 30 a low diamond in the hope of ♦ A lt.. , T^e Pl«uuiing' Commission has ruffing a diamond in dummy.. denied the apartment request injure the public in any way of the electrical system. ’Thirty Thompson St.; Ralph Brene- ty O A 1 0 H 7 0 2 nor wotild It create traffic ampere fuses were used In the man. Crystal Lake; Jeffrey East won with the eight of dia­ 0 K 54 . ' because it did not coniform monds and returned a trump. 4k A with the present or future re­ problems. system, according to Building Burgess, 41 High St.; Theresa A majof benefit to residents Inspector Francis McNUlty, who Patenande, Broad Brook; Mari­ ■ If Sopth finessed. West would South West North Eaii' quirements for this area. win with the king and return Ihe Zoning Commission ta­ of rthe area, according to Ker­ immediately condemned the lyn Haiwtolltzel and son 52 Reed 1 1 NT Pass 2 0 ensky, woidd be the installation house until It is rewired and St. another trump. If South stepped 3 Pass 4 <3? All Pass bled action on the proposal un­ Shafer iphoto up with the ace of hearts. West til next week when It wOl meet of sewers by the developer. • Ijoring photo brought up to building code re­ Voter Session quirements. The next voter-making ses­ would Biet in with the next dia­ in executive session to reach Its . Reeidenits of the area could E n g a g e d mond to csish the king of hearts. decision. The hearing did not hook into the sewer system, E n g a g e d Firemen said the flrt broke sion to yemon will be Saturday, Q-J-IO; Hearts, K-6-4; Dia­ Either way, Sopth, was sure to monds, A-Q-6; Clubs, K-J-10-6. end imtil 1 ajn. Friday. with the hook-up the only ex­ out in an isolated comer under Nov. 18, from 10 «Lm. to noon, The engagement of Miss Bev- I ’The engagement of iMlss Mar­ a stairwell on the east side of to the 'Town Hall, Rockville. lose one heart ' and three dla-' What do you say? The developers of the pro­ pense. erly Ann Bramhall of Andover^ monds. ( posed apartments are WilHam Several residents to the area garet Mary Batsi^ of Manches­ the house, leading to the second Answer: Bid 1-NT. -rhls shows The Herald’s Vemon Bureau to Airman 3.C. Daniel Keith An- By this time each discerning 16 to 18 points in high cards, and Farrell HaSui, Pasquale ane having septic tank prob­ ter to William Joseph CSirlln of floor. It is believed It went un­ reader has seen exactly where Deyorio and August Loehr Jr. lems, he stated. noticed for some time, f is at 38 Park St., tel. 875-3136 nls of North Hollywood, Calif., strength in at least three suits, Hebron has been announced by the chess master made his mis­ and balanced distribution (no They are seeking a change of He pointed out an 'eight- The fire department was has been announced by her par­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ or 643-2711. News items may be take. singleton or void, not more than zone from residential to rural unit apantmeivt building has al-- alerted as the result of a phone mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Right you are'. South made ' Denslow residence on West St. and Dai’t Rd., Vernon multi-family use (R(MF). ready been constructed to 'toe liam F. Batele of 601 Tolland call to the police stsCtlon that one doubleton). ville. Bramhall of Long Hill Rd., An­ the mistake, natural to a chess Copyright 1967 The plan calls for eight build­ area, and a parcel of land was ’Tpke. smoke was coming out of the dover. player, of protecting a king too Her fiance is the son of Mr. General Features Corp. 2 ings containing 12 ^artm ent recently zoned wonmercial with house. Her fiance is the son of Mr. carefully. He must sacrifice the Heralding Hqmes and Mrs. John Carlin of 132 2 units, plus two bulldmgs with a shopping center expected to PoUce Chief George Trapp king of diamonds. Webster Lane, Hebron. Afideast Wells Lead and Mrs. Harold Baker of North eight units each. be constructed. and Deputy Chief Edmund Dwy­ Hollywood. Because of his notrump over­ Million Enter Britain Atty. Sol Kerensky, repre­ Also fielding questions f6r Miss Batsle Is a 1967 grad­ er were in the cruiser nearest RIYADH, Saudi Arabia' —’The call West is marked with all LONDON — More than a mil­ senting the developers, Inform­ the dhvelopers were Richard uate of Manchester High Miss Bramhall is a graduate the area and pulled the alarm. average productivity of Middle of Rham High School, Hebron, of the missing high cards ex­ lion immigrants from British ed the OommiEiEton the devel­ Ooagrove, Torrtagton Town School. She is employed as a I>wyer went ImmeiBately to the East oil wells is probably the cept perhaps one jack. South Commonwealth nations have Saved from Wreckers, opers were wUling to conform Planner: Everett Gfardner, land stenographer at the Travelers and Hartford Hospital School of house to see that everyone 'got. best In the world. Each pro-i Nursing. She Is on the nursing can therefore play the hand as entered Britain In the past 10 to recommendatlDns made by surveyor, and Herbert McKin- Insurance Co., Hartford. out safely. duces about 4,300 barrels a day; though he were looking at all years. More than 600,000 were the Zoning Commission and to ■ ney, real estate consultant. Mr. Carlin is a lance corporal staff at Manchester Memorial The house is owned by James In the United States the aver­ Hospital. four hands. from the West Indies, 100,000 the three one-bedroom to one ’The commission also heard In the U. S. Marine Corps. age is 14 barrels. South must lead the king of from Pakistan, 165,000 from In- two-bedroom unit ratio usually No date has been set for the Crombleholme adio lives on the Mr. Annis is a graduate of House Finds New Life 8 requests for the rezonlng of one- diamonds at Jhe second trick. dia. required in apartments con- and-a-half acres of land on the wedding. first floor with his wife and Burbank (Calif.) High School STORY By DORIS BELDING still call the place the his studies. Mrs. Denslow, an Quita, the pint-«lzed matriarch and ruler of the household looks alert as she perches on Mrs. Denslow's lap in the “parlor” mother. Mrs. Inez Taylor and PARK WORK MAY B E G ^ and is serving In'the Air Force. West wins and can afford to re­ Residents of the area voiced west side of Rau St. to permit turn a low truntp^toJ dummy’s Woodward House; artist of no mean talents, also ohrjection to increased traffic to her three children live on the HARTFORD (AP) — Work He is presently stationed at PHOTOS By Before the Woo^aiards lived construction of a 16-unit apart­ may soon begdn at the state park jack. Now South ^ves up anoth­ admitted to "doing n little paint­ the area (from an estir.-.ated 150 ment complex. Applicants are second floor. Both families have Bolling APB, Washington, D.C. REGINALD PINTO in it the house was'owned by facility in Rocky Hill, the State er diamond. If ing.’’ additionail cars (1.5 cars for 'Thomas Benoit and Nicholas moved Into temporary homes. ’The wedding is panned for Con.'jider Rlsoly, and before him About Town Public Works Department has June 22, 1968. Ij If East wins the second dia­ The lioine of Mr. and Mi.'i. The rear of the house was each of 100 apartment units). Zaccaro. ’Hie fire travelled from under mond, he cannot return a Acres of Free Isaud (IHiester, a deacon of'.Ver- "just a shell when we first saw The increased traffic would Ladies of St. James and the announced. Parking iSHoward Deiinlow an West Rd., A request to permit construc­ Holy Name Society of the the Stairwell through the parti­ The department said bids for trump, but then South doesn’t non Congregational Clinch, it, but we could visualize what create hazards, they stated. tion of a service station near tions on the east s l^ of the LIQUOR ROAD SALE Academy Award ,.3Vernon, was nearly denioli.shed Was its owner. church will sponsor a potduck the first phase of a develop­ lose a trump trick. Either way Winner it could be like with extensive Others mafaitatoed they had Howard Johnson’s restaurant hbulse imlUl it relaichieid tha laittic HARTFORD (AP) — ’The '•>y its former, owuer.s, tlie tomorrow a t 6:30 p.m. at St. ment project had been opened. World Women’s Christian Tem­ South makes his contract. Best Foreign Film Of federal period in design, \'enovatlons,’’ Mrs. Denslow bought homes in a residential on the north side of Rt. 30, was James’ iScbool cafeteria, for where it spread across the floor Daily Question Best Screen Play '-Seventh Day Adventists, who but more of a country cottage gai9 P.M. ford. Refreshments will be Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 ffu im n DF M iii99 squares; Tuesday, hot dogs on Wednesday, sloppy joes, served. Tickets will 'be available p.m. In all areas except mater­ Saturday 12 Noon - 9 P.M. rx>U, our own baked beans, beets, peanutbutter sandwiches: nity where they are 2 to 4 and Sunday 12 Noon - 8:30 P.M. wedge of cheese, bread and but- 1*u™day, spaghetti and meat 6:30 to 8 p.m. ^ , ... j j . balls, cole slaw, Italian bread Legal Beverages Served 12 to 12 ter, brownies; Wednesday, beef ’The Married Couples Club TOP CO-HIT ALSO IN COLOR and Walther League of Zion wiinwith gravy,eraw butteredounerea noodlesiwooies, i, and .r ’pickle < si ^ sandwiches, 'a „ ___ waninert League or /-'h.ir-p-n zMtn Available For Weddings, Banquets, Xmas Parties NOW ’THRU SUNDAY! “Big Or Small—^We Cater To All!” “-THE HONEY POT MUBDiBB” green .beans, bread and butter, chicken noSue soup, cheese . The year’s # 1 best seller Rex Harrison — Cliff Boberlnon tapioca pudding: Thursday, MUk, home made des- ^ k picks you up — Closed Mondays — Susan Hayward — Capudne — Maggie Smith hambui^ on soft roll, potato gerts and aandwiches served tonlg-ht from 6 to 8 at the and never , / chips, pickles, cole slaw, car- ^ t h all meals Asseonbly Room of the church, lets you rot sticks wedze of cheese meais. Tickets may be purchased at down. Directions: ^ p c ^ e witll , Sktoner Road School: Mon- door or from members of Rt. 15, Exit 98, Rt. 30, Ellington, Conn. The appearance of a blanket chest in the master bedroom be'lies its recent construction frosting; Friday, pizza with sponsoring clubs. butter sandwiches; Tuesday, t m k d o i M cheese and tomatoes, tossed OPEN ALL YEAR ’ROUND! Great Food — Q ^ t Music — Great Drinks salad,____ wax beans, peanut hut- meat balls a«d gravy, mash- The executive board of the siaiR casei ter sandwiches, assorted fruits. I Chaminade Musical <3ub will StanisAtalanAinrinai^Starn mum All Add Up To A i T ' Wednesday, ham- ^eet Monday at 8 p.m. at the RMMISI FABULOUS TIME! ^ l l s ^ home of Mrs. Russell Vennart, ^ n d a y , hamburg loaf, onlM noodles, spinach, peanut butter Weaver Rd. ’The group’s f AllAlso: Exciting All-Star CRYSTAL LAKE BALLROOM sandwiches: -Thursday, hot dog forthcoming conctert will be dis- Oaot! Route SO—^EBington, Conn. beets, home-made bread, Tues- rolls, celery sticks, potato Qussed “Battle of the Bulge’’ BURNSIDE SMASH! day, spaghetti and hamburg, ojpps; Friday, chicken noodle ___ ^>8'. ftUt'NSIDi AVi iAU HAk’Urt^f Featuring ' fR[[ (>ARKING S?8 3 :m Tonight 7-9:10 BOB and RICH ( tossed salad, french bread, pea- goup, tuna sandwiches, peanut vptprans of World War I EASTHARJFORO and the nut butter fingers; Wednesday, boater sandwiches.i Dessert and AnviUarv will have its annual DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 HARMONY KINGS ORCHES-TRA , beef in gravy, mashed potato, n,uk are served with each meal. at 1:3“ ONLY ■ S^m?n""’bZ ^[iurX" ^ th® R^ckf Hill VeteLns Dancing Smorgasbord 6-7 P.M. f S f o r t to roll, ’c h ii? chee^ macaroni sheUs vdth h a m ^ g Home and Hospital. Membenp NOW THRU SUNDAY! wedees veeetable sticks ®®'*®®’ ®*’®®" '’®ans> ca®«s® wishing to donate cookies or Door Prize M t Dance Contest P rily , baked b e ^ ! 7®*^""’ magazines may contact Mrs. k WTWTEAHP- Kids-Under 12—81.00 macaroni and tuna salad, cole gravy lushed potatoes, car- c^^ys Ridolfi of 117 W. Middle HERO OR KILLER? This Sunday, Oct. 29—5-9 PJW. slaw, cheese rolls. Home-made halloween ®u^ake« “Great Fun For The Entire Family” desserts or fruit served with Wednesday, meat loaf, m ^ e d ^BjKlKSGlUiNn '■ 't, aU meals, in addition to milk, ------■fjASONIIOBIliiOS bread and butter. ^ ^ potato chips, baked beans, rai- ■ f ROBBITRYIIN Northeast School: MoniJay, (.jjpgj Friday, tomato soup, sfttells ^v'itto hamburg and toma- ^ TONY ■ i U U i i l l % ^ to s a i^ , t ^ e d salad, ^ l e - cooMes. COlMtllMui i sauce;’ Tuesday, ig;rlnders (sala­ SQUILLAGOTE Rex Harrison | mi, bomaitoes, lettuce ' and (ANTONIO SCOTTI) Susan Hayward ' SIDNEY POITIER technicolor ROUTE SO cheese) pears; Wednesday, I “THE HONEY POT" CRYSTAL LAKE chicken and rice soup, tuna and Parish to Hon6r Sings At EAST WINDSOR “TO SIR, 1IUITH LOVE' EEIANGTON egg' salad sandwiches, celery CONN. and carrot sticks, brownies; Fathet* Hussey IIRIVI- IN -A RT,5 BALLROOM Thursday, hamburgs in rolls, BUSHNELL Plus Bonus Hit ^ J d ' ' ■ 9- potato salad, pickles, •vegetable A testimonial for the Rev. “Beauty & The Beast” DANCE TO FAMOUS NAME BANDS sticks, sliced peaches;^Friday, Dennis R. Hussey of Water- Sunday relax in the elegance FROM 9 PJtf-. 1 A.M. Mre. Denslow, a piano teacher, often enjoys playing the well preserved melodeon in lier dining l ooni flsh sticks, maaihed potatoes, |,ury, formerly of St. Bridget doleslaw, buttered beets, Church, will be held Monday, at Evening cream. of the Mhple Street School; Moivday, ® P'*"' Bridget School Au- OCT. 29— 8:15 STANLEY WARNER 2 ravioU, green beans, cole slaW, ditorium. ’The event Is open to GIBSON GIRL ERA! com bread; -Tuesday, hamburg all members of the parish, STATED in gravy, mashed potatoes. Father Hussey recently was /1 (TmaEfi Ji.uxiA.ra.riiim( i com, pickled beets; Wednesday, assigned to the Sacred Heart SAT. ft SUN. ONliY Chicken vegetable soup, sand- church in Waterbury, after ObUdren TSo wiches: egg salad, cheese, pea- serving at St. Bridget Church Set. 1:20-S:20-58M)-7:20-9:20 nut butter ^ d Jelly: -niurs^y, years. Sun. 1:80-3:80-5:80-7:80-9:80 turkey in gravy, buttered rice, j^jj. myg Raymond Mur- carrots, cranberry sauce; Fri- jj jjj charge of entertato- day, macaroni and cheese, mac- testimonial. St. A delight aroni and tomatoes, peas, car- gadget Rosary Society is in for NEW rot and TOlery sticks. Desserti p^arge of refreshments, which millions I m to and sandwiches served ge served to the school cafe- with all meals. program by Mrs. ------—:---- .------^ Clarence Peterson and Mrs. W S a lt^ Adam Bajoris, and a committee. D f s n e ^ ZeiDZ Qqiy Service RULES TO BE STUDIED LIONEL HAMPTON Fri.. Nov. 3rd Monebeater HARTFORD (AP) — State BhHpriBt and Supi^, Ihc. Tickets $4.00 a t Door — Advance 'rtekehs $850 Democrats are to consider pro­ Available at 600 Hartford Rd., Maiudwater posals for party rules changes 640-8698 KORVETTE’S MUSIC SHOP at a Dec. ’9 convention here 915 Main Street, Hartford BoqbvUle Exchange Ent. 1495 prompted by recent legislative reapportionment. ^ “FLASH” — The DEE’S GIFT SHOP Antonio Scotti Teen-Age Otter Next to Caldor in Manchester The party’s state central com­ STARTS MONDAY STEAKS... mittee announced Friday two of PAGANI’S CRYSTAL LAKE RESTAURANT AN EVENING WinnwTvUBUvr kof 8 Qrystal Lake the proposals will be consid­ A caten y AwardsA Char-broiled To Perfection on the Open Hearth ered: assigning delegates ac­ IN ROME » at RAY BELLER’S MUSIC SHOP Served in the Elegant “Century Room” — Meet 1018 Main St., Manchester ” cording to gubematortol vote will be presented DARLING* 6:30 Your Friends for Lunch or Dinner; Tuesday thru Tar rather than Presidential vote, THIS StJNDAY EVENING Friday or Dinner Saturday from 5 P.M. CAROUSEL and basing delegate allotment ^DEAR JOHN” Vernon Clrde, Venmn on each commimlty’s total num- at the BuehneU Open Sunday Lloyd Gilliam in FAIRWAY. ~ber of registered Democrats. Sat. “Roug^ COMING F/nST Headlining “Matteo,” Dean HAPPY LOUIE-^NOV. 22 (Thaidaglving Evening) The state and national peurty Martin of Italy, and a Dls- j s F i r s Night In 12 Noon-8 P.M. The Gibson Lii]iunge cha|rman, John M. Bailey, has Jericho’^ STAN KENTON — DMombM’ 9lti hoNowMn tbigulshed Interonttonal Cast expanded from 6 to 18 the mem-' 2:00-5:40-9:06 “Tammy” EVERY SUNDAY, 5-9 PM. bershlp of a special committee, Tickets ar<9avallable at Smorgasbord and Dancing to Polish ft Modem Music ” Ray Heller’s Music Shop 3:40-7:80 headed by Alexander (Soldfarb Sun. “Robbery” 2-5:80-9:00 ^teak Cluti or KorVettes of Hartford, to draft proposals “Hie Hell Benders” 8:40-7:30 860 MAIN ST., EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Spacious country kitchen features modem electric range framed in black iron, matching the colonial decor for the convention. Father and eon look-alikes and both Howard Denslows, take time out to relax in family room V ' , * MANCHESTER EVENiNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 PAG E FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. IMANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 Van Lente Painting Plane Wreck power,” it is proclaimed that we flfi^t in TODAY and SUNDAY JlUmrl^pfitrr Vietnam "for the simple privilege of Events in Connecticut Yankee Identified ir a n , C 3 I1 0 W Published Every Evening Except. Sunday* set up as part of the American national of unrestricted news Inanage- the closing moment drama first portions of its wreckage, OCT. 28, SAT., 2 P.M. to 10 P.M. HaUday;:. Entered at the Post Office al Connecticut legislative life. Is rusted and covered with mud, interest and destiny? ment on the part of the Armed was employed for a different Events Listed 'er. Ccnn.. as Second Class ULail I (MiT«psoeK^p probably the worst feature of trait in any media award, given were revealed Thursday by toe OCT. 29. SUN., 2 P.M. to 6 P.M. In summary the assumptions this com­ Forces Network in Europe. kind of strategy. This time it The investigation was opened our legislative system. It Is machine laying cable for a new SUBSCRIPTION RATES mittee makes in the cxiurse of Its own was the device by which party m Alexey Von Schllppe will PayaUe in Advance after William Slatter, managing also, we should judge, the one 160 lor "Royalty in Bloom,” an . . . residential development. and legislative leaders prevmit- award for a watercdlor or ca- ^on»traite painting a portrait One Y ea r ...... *32.00 recommendation for a middle road con­ editor of the network in Frank­ feature most highly prized by The crash site was not far Monchester Lions ask you to remember to SET UtxaOa ...... 11.0 0 duct of the war in Vietnam are the same XXAo.' ed, by their stage managing of seta, donated by Stone and ^ tempera tonight at 7:30 from Patrick Henry Airport, Tlxree Jfontiis ...... G.50 fort, Germany, complained that our legislators and our political the time available, the sneak One aionth ...... assumptions which, as Implemented by Qtddberg; Jay Virbutis, |60 for at the Manchester Fine Art which was built several years the news it broadcasts to'Ameri­ leaders, even thougb they passage of some bills they had donate your old eyeglasses for the blind. IMKMRER OF "Spring House,” an award lor Festival ot Manchester High ' after the crash of the two the Johnson administration, have led us can servicemen “ to controlled in sometimes commit" the hypo­ not had the heart and frontal THE ASSOCIATED PRESS S3 many ways as to defy the im­ oU* painting or acryUc, donated fighter planes. The AoBOOlaled Press Is exclusively ontltl^ deeper down into a dead «nd commit­ crisy of citing the end of the frankness to deny to individual by The Manchester Herald; Cafeteria. Arch WlMDam to tile use of repufalicatian of all news dis- ment to which there are, in practice, agination.” session logjam as one of the Leggett will demonatrate paint­ patchce crodtted to it or not otherwise credit* legislators who were members William W. PhUllps, $36 for ad in this paper and also the looal news pub' reasons why Connecticut needs ing a figure in ctt tomoirrow at no limits after all, and from which there of their own party. In this in­ “ Montauk,” for a seascape in lliliod liere. Sex Growing Subject 3 p.m. at the event. All iM tis of republication of .s|>ealai dls- is no visible exit of any kind, either. annual sessions. stance, the leadership used sub­ any media, given by Da'vidson potctMn, nercdn are ttiso raacrved. WASHINO’TON (AP) — It is, Before we obtain either better tactics They had their chance — the terfuge and manufactured con­ and Leventhai; Lee Bums, The feativail 'will be open to­ says the psychologist who teach­ The Herald Pidntlng Company Inc., as- in Vietnam or better unity at home we legislators and the leaders—to fusion and press of time to keep $26 lor "T o W.B. Yeats,” toe day ftxmi 1 to 10 p.m. and to- aumee no financial responsibility for tjur- es it at the University of Hou^ prove the sincerity of their sup­ at least some of the shabby last "Patron of the Art Award” for morrow from 1 to 6 p.m. Tick- ataphloai errore appearing In odverttsoments need to go over these basic assumptions ton, the fastest growing class in and otiutr iwadlng matier in The Uonchanler posed aversion to the last min­ minute bills from getting a sculpture or woodcarving. availahle at the door. BvanlxB Herald. with ourselves, to ask ourselves again the West. ute legislative crush when, last Also, Henry Montrose, for The exhibit Is sponsored whether we are really dealing with an­ The subject, says Dr. James through. ; AT THE PARKADE Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc June, they found themselves "Early Spring,” for work of a jointly by the ManCheater Lions Publishers Reprawaitatlves — The Julius other Hitler anywhere, what and where L. McCary, is “ nothing but But the main point was that, llatbeiws ^>eclal A »incy — New Yoih, CM- breezing up to their compulsory even in a session under the member in any media, the Wal- Club and Manchester Fine Art oaeorbit and 10-day tour of the United States. yard. It is adjacent to a park­ is id^ped off BO it will close des­ Scholastic awards were given parishoners much more quick­ the man had and did not know cago man, Milton Bunker, be­ The first thing that occurs to any cas­ by It is accelerated by the grav­ Baker . . . The Peregrine’ then return to earth. If one be­ The King will visit President ing area alongside the bam. pite the sharp slant of the cell­ to John Leggliit of Manchester ly with the aid of a handwriting about, he said. gan a more detailed study In in that troubled land. We are not ual reader of this list of characters is Baldwin . . . The Calendars itational field of the second gins at the moon, it will take Johnson in Washington Wednes­ The country kitchen, which whs ing. High School, who won the Grun- analysis. At one speaking engage­ 1917. ashamed to admit that our primary mo­ to the past that taking a vacation has been made planet. TTiis requires less fuel 2,280 feet per second (fps) to day. originally two rooms, extends bacher Artist’s Material Co. ment, the minister said three He studied thousands of tivation is self-interest—the self-interest Since they moved in three Black . . The Amerloan “ My respect for people has a must from now on. Who would dare for acceleration by onboard pro­ leave lunar orbit at an altitude U.S. postal clerks have been, across itoe side o f the house. award; G. Shock of Rham High of the handwriting sample people, their jobs and actions. of our own country in this shrinking years ago, the Denslows feel that Schoolbook gone up immensely" since be­ admit, by hanging around the office for pulsion, at the expense of great­ o f about 100 miles. It approach­ warned they may have to ihake^ Colonial print wallpaper with a School, Hebron, the 'Windsor from the people in the audience While studying them he broke there are only a few things still Bosworth America’s ginning toe study of handwrit­ world. America cannot afford to let ' the 61st and 62nd weeks of the year, to er trip time. This concept has es " tile “ eartlf at about 36,280 up losses on counterfeit money dull red background is on some and Newton award; H. Conklin showed excellent literary po­ down (he different ways they they accept out of their own of the walls, and the natural undone In their charming house, ing, the Rev. Mr. Bruce said. naked aggression or the suppression of been called the "gravitational fps and os it passes the earth o f DHng Junior High School, Camps tential. wrote. WIN C being any one of these? pockets. which now hats seven rooms and Oastelot . . . Josephine "People have wonderful traJts freedom go unchallenged. . . . whip,” for the gravity field acts it is accelerated 1,500 fps for a wood cabineitis were made by Wilton’s Gift Shop award; Don' The three people later ap­ He found people with the A second comment would be the Denslow. 'What looks like a - two baths. Remodeling is not a iColeitte . . . The Pure and they don’t even know aboiit" "We strongly support our commitment as a sort of whip to speed up total speed o f 37,780 fps. It is Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark says na BrunoU of Manchester, Tal- proached him separately, he same definite characteristics analysis of non-vacationer motivations black Iron stove is in reality a new accomplishment for toeih, the Impure until an analysis, he explained. the probe. now on its way to Mars. It will ' federal, state and local govern­ ens and Son, Inc., award; Roger said, to say they had long want­ all wrote in the same style. He 2V2 Gallons In Vietnam Jmd the policy of noncom­ seems unconunonly shrewd and accu­ ments last year received identi­ very 0odem electric range, dis­ as they have customized each Concon . . . Cleveland: The The minister from Stafford Another concept has arisen: arrive there at 34,120 fps, and DlTlarendo of Manchester, the ed to write but never tried It released toe findings in 1924 and promising, although limited, resistance cal bids on $39.6 million of ad­ guised to look like an early of toe other three homes they Best Kept Secret Springs began studying hand­ rate. We happen to know an individual Instead of a distant planet being to go into orbit at an aititjude Sherwin WiUiams Co. awexd. seriously. was deluged with handwriting of Shady Glen to aggression. . . . kitchen coal stove. occupied, but they feel that this Coward writing nearly four years ago who for many many years never took used as the gravitational whip, of about. 500 miles it must de­ vertised contracts, mostly from Honorable mention scholastic The lyrics of The ReV|. Mr. Bruce, presi­ to analyze. He then founded the "We are opposed to surrender, how­ firms bidding on chemicals, to­ is the place they wish someday as he neared retirement. It a vacation, and, now that we read his the use of the earth Is proposed. celerate by 10,770 fps so that An old woodshed at the end awards ■were given to S. Rem- 'Noel Cowaird dent of toe Connecticut chapter society. ICE CREAM bacco products, hospital and to be known simply as "The . The Retreat makes a good hobby for- some­ ever camouflaged. Yet nothing we ad- character, in juxtaposition to the analy­ Careful study reveals the flight circular velocity of 23,350 fps of the kitchen is now a den, or each and Becky Billings, both Delderfirid of the society is planning forces Orange and Black laboratory equipment, electrical Denslow House.” one retired, he said. . vacate can be interpreted as unneces­ characteristics of this new flight is attained. To leave Mars to family I'oom, and the spot, Mrs. of Rham High School; J.' Whr- Moscow in Hartford at the 'YWCA, some­ sis offered by the poll, it turns out that wire and cable and fuels. Now he says, " I ’m up to my sarily risking a general war in Asia or profile are extremely attractive. return to earth, a speed o f 10,- Denslow says, “where wc spend ren of Bolton; J. Fhx o f Man- Edgerton . The Cloak where In Manchester shortly af­ T the only category he never really made ears in this,” but adds, "and HALLOWEEN 770 fps must be given the most of our leisure time.’’ Chester; G. Morse o f Illlng Jun- oT^Oompetence FREE! for Halloween! ^ a nuclear war in the world. We favor a was that of "crook.” Samuel P. Altman, consulting Capital Quote I’m having a wonderful time." ter and at the Eastern Connect­ probe. 'This represents a total Handhewm beams run across the ior High iSchool, and David; Mul- Engberg . . . The spy in the [MASKS-COSTUMES sensible road between capitulation and. engineer for the General Elec­ “There are no deals,”—Gov. He started seriously studying icut OJllege In Willlmantlc. He tric Missile and Space Division, Increment of 25,320 fps. How­ celling, and wide pine boards H erald len and Miary Ellen Mitchell, Corporate Structure The beslt recipe of the the indiscriminate use of raw power. Ronald Reagan of California. graphoanalysis with an 18-month admitted it Is only an introduc­ at Dlscouift Piieos! month, wins a 2% gal­ Colorful and delicious Pumpkin Ice Cream, ever, if we are in earth orbit cover the walls and floor. An both of 'Manchester. FVeedom and Reform "We believe that. In this, we speak has analyzed this problem and “ I have no understandings or course from the International tory course but It gives a limit­ lon container of Shady Paradise Lost and launch directly to Mars as authentic, iblack Iron .{^-bellied Judges for the show are . Granqvist The Red (orange), Licorice Chip Ice Cream (black) has found that not only has this agreements with any potentlad Yesterdays Graphoanalysis Society Inc. of ed working knowledge of ARTHUR DRUfi Glen Ice Cream Flee! for the great ‘silent center’ of American To judge by reports from San Fran­ the Voyager may do, it takes stove is in a com er, wfth a rail ■: Jacques E. H. M. Rommel of Guard for your Halloween Party . . . not been previously considered, candidates.” —Richard M. Nix­ Chicago. It is toe only such graphoanalyses. Recipe must aaJl toar life, the understanding, independent and cisco’s Halght-Ashbury and Manhat­ 42,420 fps to accomplish the cf holders around Its middle, Fhimd'ngton and Gerald Dou- irrigBon . . . Ehigllsh Draw­ but on a competitive compari­ on, as both men denied allega­ group anywhere, he said. The poor history of grapho­ loe oreiaim,’ edithier in it responsible men and women who have tan’s Blast Village, the flower children originally used to heat flat 25 Years Ago dera of Rockville. ing son the "clslunar” swlngby, as same mission. If the Venus tions they have signed a politi­ The loiig cotrespondence analysis, he . said, can be laid or on it when served. consistently opposed rewarding aggres­ have lost their bloom. he called it, possesses .unique swingby Is used to get. to Mors, irons. Organized in October 1912, the Handel . . .. The Psychoso­ to gypsies, fortunetellers and Monthly winnens will be cal mutual aid pact in an at­ cial Interior of the Famiy ooMioe made him more than an sors from Adolf Hitler to Mao Tse- A brutal and dnig-soaked double properties which warrant furth­ tlfen 38,780 fps of velocity is A large mural of a woodland Dorcas Society of Emanuel Lu­ amaiteur. He decided to get all charlatans of the occult. annoiunoed:iAll recipes tempt to assure that one of Hess . . . The Republican wiU become >our prop- tung. . . . murder has brought New York’s hippies er study and, perhaps, im­ necessary. This wl'U result in a them receives the 1968 Republi­ scene on one wall makes the theran Church celebrates its the society can, offer and went Nero Is recorded as saying into dramatic confrontation with seamy plementation in the future. The greater overall saving in the room seem much longer than its 30th anniversary. Miss Esther ESstabUshment a fellow Roman was treacher­ ertty and the decdslwn “ Our objective in Vietnam Is to make can presidential nomination. Wall Street on to beocjme a master certi­ ofl, tlKi judges wiil be reality. ’Their counterpart community one element which must be un­ space-system weight. actual size. The mural Is indi­ Johnson is chairman of a ban­ Hlbbert . . . The Making of ous because of his writing style. 'far the price too high'and the risk too great Charles Dickens fied {graphoanalyst. final. Address alU re­ 4n the other coast is apparently declin­ derstood is that a space vehicle These savings appear so at­ rectly lighted and has a three- quet and program for the oc­ Besides speaking to all kinds In 1622 in Italian, Camilo Bal- /tor the aggressor. . . . dimensional look. Hicks . . . David HiCks on FAIRWAY. plies to: Shiady Glen, ing under , such prosaic influences as the in a lunar orbit ready to begin tractive it Is inevitable more casion. Looking to of gronpes everywhere on the Box P, c-o Mlancbeater “ Never in over a century has there an interplanetary trip must DeooraiUon ^ n R s r "You Can Taste The Quality' onset of cold weather, the waning of definitive studies will be made. Retired Coldnel, Contrasting sharply with the Miss Elizabeth R. Klein, subject, a graphoanalyst is Herald, BisseU S t, , been as much loud and violent opposi­ have its fuel delivered from the Homer . . . The Odyssey of novelty and a good measure of drop- When these are made, they’ll rustic, country cottage atmos­ daughter of Mr. and kllrs. Fer­ sou^t after by many people for hollowooii Miancbeaber Conn. tion'farian . . . Knotoraft he said. AT I voices of some dissenters for American ment which must be carried, the total trip time with clslunar in last weekend's antiwar dem- rored back, marble top and Sperry Rand, up 6% at 66% TOWN OF MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS tainly people, and above all those In of a third high school are Ui a Montrose . . . The Story of As an example, he told o f a • discouragement and a weakness of the spacecraft will have to be I onstratlon in Washington. sides embossed with romantic on 737,6(X) shares; Allis-Chalm- New York City, ought somewhere to swingby will be the shortest highlights of the revised report the Conttnen'®! Army 1775- man considered a town joke PINE PHARMACY I will. . . . quite large. If, he reasons there paintings, are In toe dining ers, up at 39%; Rheem find a llttl^ gentleness. Certainly, for possible. Kowalski, also a former three- to the Board of Education on 1783 where he lived. His father had 649-6814 is any possibility of reducing room, 'pie cabinet was also Manufacturing, up 3% at 46%; 664 Center St ' “ Today, America is a great world that matter, American society has little At this time, with a manned year member of the Subversive Manchester’s school needs. Paitaky . . . Miaster Draw­ called him a "no good” since this mass by making transit from Mrs. Denalow’s grandpar­ American Telephone, off % at • power, shedding its blood and expend- to lose and perhaps much to gain from landing on the moon still years Activities Control Board, des­ times shorter, an important ents. , I Planning Admjjnlstrator Wil­ 60%; and Occidental Petroleum, ings ^ ing its treasure in a distant country for ' away, the use of earth swingbys cribed hi$ feelings toward the Rejai . . . Democracy: The 2 a touch of frivolity. breakthrough will have been may be thought' to be premature. Vietnam War in a .letter pub­ Handsomely Carved chairs' fred Maxwell announcies that up 8% at 96%. f the simple privilege of withdrawing in Yet the more pertinent truth is, as achieved. are around a cherry table, and Contemporary Theories Since careful, technical plans lished Friday by the Waterbury he is resigning after 14 years The five most active issues peace as soon as that country is guar- one Halght-Ashbury resident told a two fine Sheraton chairs are in •Routtenber . . . The Jewlsli NOTICE Upon comparing the planeta­ Republican. with the town of Manchester, to this week on toe American take a long time, the design Wedding Book J anteed the effective right of self-deter- Washington Post reporter, “ 'This com­ ry and clslunar swingbys, two front of the windows. A grand­ join the State Development Com­ Stock Exchange were: planning of earth swingby mis­ "I campaigned in six states Said . . . Joseph. Conrad and ^ mination. We ask nothing for ourselves munity is based on dope, not love.” For characteristic differences be­ mothers clock. In a niche at the mission. Burma Mines, up 9-16 at 1 1-16 sions should be started soon. for President Johnson," he said, the Fitblon of Autobiography . and insist upon nothing for South Vlet- some hippies at least, the rejection of come immediately apparent. foot of the stairs In the dining on 3,569,100 shares; Siboney, up When colonies are established on “ because I believed he was Steel . . . New Light on Ju­ society was based on honest if exagger­ First, the point of transfer is room, was made by Denslow. % at 2'%; Merrill Island Mining, ; nam except that it be free to chart Its the lunar surface and interplane­ against sending American boys venile Delinquency unson^s ated motives. ’The motives for rejection, the parent planet earth, where­ Also originally two rooms, the ■ own future, no matter what course it tary trips are contemplated, the to die in Asia.’’. up 3-16 at 1%; Carreras “B” , up though, were less central than the means Unl-verslity o f Oregon . . . as for a planetary swingby the “ Today the Democrata are living room at the far side of % at 1% ; and Continental Ma­ OF LEAF PICKUP a may choose. Surely this is a noble and logical launch site will be the A llioiifl^t for Tbdav Pacific Coast Studies in Shake- of expressing It: Marijuana, LSD, Meth- transfer point is a remote and, the house abounds in family terials, up % at 3. * worthy objective consistent wlUi all that moon, and the use of the earth locked in. The Republicans are Sponsored by the Manchester The ftdlowlnjg streets are scheduled tor leaf collection on the below listed days. In the event of rain on any scheduled edrine, a whole pharmacopoeia not ex­ as yet, unknown planet. Second, heirlooms. A Steinway grand apoEure coUectlon day, pickup on remaining routes will be postponed one working day. Home owners, on the below listed street, who is best in American life and tradition.” swingby will optimize the space­ locked out. And so, millions of Council o i Oiurches Wall . . . The Puppet Book. Candy Kitchen cluding old-fashioned heroin. the swingby trajectory remains piano, almost 80 years old, once BACKET CHABOED wish to have yard leaves collected are requested to rake leaves into the gutter so as to form a windrow the length of the craft undertaking these trips. voters in the coming election Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally With all this, and with such other por- ’The poor hippies, the more btotantly within the enviromental bounds belonged to Mrs. Denslow’s HARTFORD (AP) — A 68- 2nd ed. property and confining the leaves in the gutter as much as possible. This should be done on the day prior to scheduled leaf have no place to go." The gmatness of a dnirch ia Wilder . . . The Macanifiian j Uons of the comniittee statement we they reject today’s society the more of solar space between the earth mother, and a Victorian chair year-old Farmington man Is „ collation. Property owners are requested to make certain that no foreign objects such as stones, branches, muw or any other "For myself,” wrote the West its vision to serve, Choose From Over WO Varieties material other than leaves or grass are placed in the piles. Additional scheduled routes will be advertised next week.. 4 have not had room to quote, there can certainly they show themselves Its and Mars (assuming Mars is and two sofas were family schediiled to appear next Tues- Point graduate who retired from The weakness of a church is in Darwin’s the target planet), whereas the Voter Session pieces and have been complete­ day in Superior Court to face WilUBins-EUis ", be precious little frontal quarrel. creatures. There have always been the Army in 1958 to ^eek elec­ the vision It has captured. planetary swingby lies within ly restored and upholstered by charges of obtaiiUng money by Moon CalUng aU peanut batter fans—try our Leonard St. to Green Rd.) Goodwin S t ; Many of the objectives and principles searchers for utopia. But how many be­ tion as a Democratic congress- The warmth of a church is in Oefober 30 O ctober 31 a broader interplanetary en­ Set Wednesday Mr. Denslow. Three maple tri­ false pretenaes and embezzle­ Elro S t Sherwood Circle View S t employed in the statement do make the fore sought it in the Instant fix, the tech­ man-at-large, “ I feel deeply that its individuals 9ttto care. Rout* 5 Route 6 vironmental envelope extending pod candlestand tables are also ment by a corporaUwi officer. PEANUT BUTTER FUDGE Summit S t Green Road Franklin S t i kind of middle road sense most Amerl- nological wonderT^tiie miracle of chem­ A regular monthly voter-mak­ this war Is wrong. So I will Hie coldness of a church la ex­ (East Center to (Summit to N. Elm) MarahaU Rd. at least from 'Venus to Mars. In the room, and the walls are The suspect, Robert E. Oom- Peter Reed Fund Emerson St. St. I cans prefer to either the scream of the istry? ^ ing session will be held Wednes­ march with the young people pressed by its self-care. Blended In a special way tor tasty eating—a Middle Tpke. E.) Harlan S t Byron Rd. The first feature’s merit is against the war—up to the very covered with paintings, most of stock, was arrested Friday by . Bremen Rd. Guard S t hawk or the coo of the dove. The hippies float on to the same Ironic day, from 5 to 8 p.m.. In the The church of God has minis­ Flower S t White S t Nye S t that when the swingby comes them done by Mrs. Denslow. state police In connection with The Peter Reed Memorial wholesome and d^clous treat. Summer St. Haynes S t Strant S t fate suffered by so many searchers be­ town clerk’s office in the Mu­ doors of the Pentagon." tering people, Henry S t < ^The real qyairel with this statement, close to the earth it can be The stairway was once en­ a fUm-flam racket worked on ji'mMi has been proposed Campfleld Rd. Alpine S t UUey S t (Main to N. Elm) fore them. They enshrine gentleness nicipal Building. ^ . Giving his view on that march The church of man has admin­ Fairfield S t Memorial S t * like the only responsible real quarrel tracked and guided with earth- closed but has now been opened Oonneettert bualn^m en ^ parenU. Wadsworth St North Elm St November 3 and gravitate to Methedrine, the Elig;lble applicants must be In the Washington demonstra­ istrators. Walnut St. Russell S t > with our whole policy in Vietnam, lies based facilities, which will in­ tion, Kowalski said he sensed up and its chestnut spindles in State ^ Hce ttoj. Samwl would be used Huntington St Clifton St Moke Up "speed” involved in bludgeon murders at least 21 years of age, resi­ the bannister are bars taken The community o f the redeemed High, St. Bigelow St Beridey S t in the assumptions underneath and be- sure achievement of the opti­ "something ominous and Rome said Oom ^k U « ^ c t- purchase books for the Bol- In trash-littered basements. ’They reject dents of Manchester for at least from horsestalls in the bam. is known by its Easter Faith, West St. Uberty S t mum path. Also, If a compo­ staged” when, he saw that the Bank St. Anderson St November 1 West Center St J hind many of its abstractions, materialism and increasingly find them­ Upstairs, In the guest room The community of the alienated ton Elementary School. nent malfunctions. aboard the six months, and must be U.S. steps to the Pentagon mall were chlaes to several businesses Mlddleflekl S t Hemlock St. November 2 Center S t j What is this "freedom” — something selves dependent for their staff of life spacecraft, varied options are citizens. and the bedroom of the Den- is known by its multl^ylng Peter, a alx-year-old student Route 7 East Center St unguarded. sub-dlvlaions. which supposeiHy granted them at the school, was struck and Cooper S t Lodge Dr. ' Route 8 < we are going to define for the South on the crassest materialists, the crlmi- - available for abort-traejctories I* Beginning Jan. 1, new voters low’s son, are fine examples of Cooper HIU S t Edgerton St Hudson S t “ Had the steps been barricad­ Out of the feelings of the church exclusive sales rights. killed by a car Wednesday i Vietnamese, or something they are to be nal syndicates. ’They find their visions to rescue the astronauts. may be made on any working spool furniture. The younger Ridge S t Ed^rton Place WlUhun S t Brookfield St ed or fenced off, ais were other comes the faith. i free to define for themselvs? carry their own peculiar corruptions, ’Hie second feature’s merit day, during regular office hours, Howard has an ornately carved morning aa he croeaed Rt. 85 Arch S t Newman S t Plne HlU S t Benton S t areas of the Pentagon, the Out of the mind of the church to meet the school bus. He was ' In what respeck has Mao Tse-tungj for that “ speed kills" and LSD scrambles lies in the narrowing of tlye in the town clerk and registrars- captain’s chest on his bureau Division S t Rosemary Plooe Grove pt \ Branford St \, .^rowd only coiild' have milled comes the noise. the son of Mr. and Jdrs. Ernest Beech S t your genes. environmental envelope which, of-voters offices. Tbe monthly full of his personal treasures. Personal Notices Knox S t Washington St. \ Durkin St \ 4 all hla revolutionary career, ever quali­ around aimlessly on the grebn ' FVom God comes the opportun­ Reed of tit. 86. Funeral serv­ Pleasant St. \ 'Valley S t HoUUter S t ^ Wadsworth St ^ This utopian experiment^ like so many In turn, affects the design of sessions will continue then also. The four-poster bed in the fied himaelf to be classed with Hitler at the base of the mall,” he ity, ices were held today. ROUTE 6^. BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 Cedar Street Winter S t Bond S t Lenox S t of its predecessors, has demonstrated the system. The planetary master bedroom is made of ma­ Card Of Thanks aa an "aggreaaor?" said. From man comes the service. OontributlMia, may be sent to Ooslee Dr. (Center to Valley) Delmont St Walker S t . only that the real object of its rebellion swingbys will subject the space­ We woiSd like U> express our NO GAMFU8 SMOKINO Kowalski claimed that "the ple and cherry and has cannon­ From the churdi comes the OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY Hil 8:00 P.M. Short St. Oitdiard S t — Summit S t Ardmore Rd. * How ia It that, in one paragraph, we is' not society but the human condition. heartfeltheaitfett appreciaoonappredadon wto the manor Qigthe mnofund min care orof Jara.Mrs. xvuacrRoger craft to severe environmental COOS BAY, Ore. (AP) — The extremists were literally invit­ ball finiala on its posts. A blank­ living memory, Cross S t Trotter S t (Middle 'qdw. E. Earl St. *' art “ not ashamed" to admit that our The hippies are discovering an old truth, were so generouB Bolduc. French Rd.. RFD 1. Candy Also Available For Pahd Raising requirements. Also, the time student council at Marshfield ed to play their role” in front et chest in the room has the look From the members comes the « primary motivation is self-interest, and recent aorrow. Lpu Is Bodreau ®®hon, that even In a deml-woiTd of drugs spent in interplanetary space High School has voted ^against of the-television cameras "that of a fine antique but was actual­ living witness. ; ttiat; in another, although reference Is there is no escape from the perplexity subject to solar radiation will, allowing smoking ‘on the cam­ had been positioned there for ly created by Denslow irom R e v ^ K r a i^ W. Steers made to our status as a "great worid of life. — WALL STREET JOURNAL in general, be b f longer dura­ pus- „ J hours, waltifig.” some very old pine boards. A Clentw Oongregatlonal Church

I . ^ PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAI^CHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 Mi?*NC«ESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 PAOEI»{VEN Area Churches Unitarian Meeting House C h u r c h e s -By CLAY R. POLLAN- EastmliiBtor Uaitod Jehovah’s Wltnesees 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford AMIS Preabyterlaa Fellowship Kingdom Hall Business Bodies OMnmuntty Bapttat Chorcii S t Bridget Church Center Congregational Church MAR 22 Yoor Daily Acfivify Guide SEPT, 2 3 ^ . Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat George E. Slye Sdiool Hartford l^ke. BD MS B. Center St. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor United ^ u r c h of Christ According to (he Sion. OCT 23 Kingeten Dr. oCf Oak St. Rockville ft ' Rev. Robert JL Keen 11 Center 8t. To develop message for Sunday, 4- 6-19-364 __ 10:80 a.m., Worship Service, IN HOTEL POST Rev. Walter H. Loomis, » 7 12-24-341 East Hartford now kxaiUion on Chapel St., the Minister Rev. Kenneth J. Friable Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, 45-57-78 read wards corresponding to numbers 48-68-80-901 .J of your Zodioc birth sign. Rev. OordoB B. Bates, Weekend meetings have been Nursery and Worship Church Stephen P. Stearns o t 66 ootngpeny wiU provide hjasting, Minister ' TAURUS / Mlnleter canceled W permit the congre- School. Wadeworth SL was named dl- poUshing and dleanling serv- Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 in Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, \ APR 21 61 Criticixed OCT. 24 • o.m., Church School for all 1 Exciting 31 You ------gatlon to attend a convention - ^ . . re cto e a t marketing at the Ho­ taes for thoee flitna which can­ affes. Ehcpanded sesirion for the church. 9 :16, 10:30 and 12:00 Associate Minister < MAY 21 2 You 32 Can 62 The NOV 22 3 Friends 33 Todoy 63 Out 10 a.m., Worship and Church at the Francis Maloney High Vernon A s ^ b l y Oiuroh tel Am erica In Hartford. His not buy .a machine themselves. Wfursery through Grade 4 con- ih the auditorium. Rev. Antoinette A. BieKc, 0-41-42-71 10-22-33-5:2-33-52(0 Northeast School 4 Porenfs 34 If 64 Tb School. Sermon: “ Reformation School, Meriden. appolutment was effective earli­ Mrs. MdMuUen and her hiu- 1/. Unulng during the worship serv­ Director of Christian Education 5 Don't 35 Write 65 Of 64-7:5-85jikfe Intersection of Rts. 90 and 31 er this month. GCMIM . 6 Or 36 M ay 66 Promotions ’Then and Now.’ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.,, Group bend, Lowell, purchased the ice. Grades S and 4 will be con­ lAOITTARIUS Vernon St. James’ Church may 22 7 Don't 37 Could 67 Letters discussion In the Bible aid “ Life Steams Jolnod the Hotel Oor- company in 1968 and reoigan- ducting worship and class study Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Worship 8 Con 38 Deceptive 68 You Rev. Miohellno Ricci JUNE 22 39 A s •69 Fire DEC. 22 United Methodist Church Everlasting in Freedom of the poratioR of America in May iaed it. at Green Lodge during the regu­ Pastor Service, The Rev. Mr. Steere 9 B e 1964, working for the preaching. Topic: “ This Old 5-15-23-35 10 Decisions 40 Full ‘ 70 Hovoc 11-13-25-374' Rt. 44A, Bolton Sons of God.” When the company was lar Church School hours. Rev. Joseph E. Vujs 1/47-56-67 11 Your 41 To 71 Prestige EMday, 7:30 p.m., ’Theocratic 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. Area Charter House Hoteto as House.” Communion. Church 12 Be 42 Your 72 The 46-58-69 M- Rev. Hngfa A. GUlls founded, the product line con­ 10 a.m.. Worship hour. Topic: Rev. Thomas Barry Ministry School. Written re­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Mtai mamcer ttf the Newton ■"nie Camel and the Needle's School. Crib Room at 9:16 only. 13 Good 43 Could 73 Hoped CAMKOIN Minister sisted baslicelly of relatively Rev. Vincent J. Flynn 14 Tricky 44 Come '74 Amid view. Sermon 27D Eind 27E. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. amail, manualUy-opeirated blast Blye.” A nursery is provided. 7 p.m.. Special church meet­ 15 Neglect 45 You 75 Benefit JAN 20 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Prayer 7 p.m., Senior High Youth ing, sanctuary. 16 Romantic 46 Be 76 Unexpected 9:30W.OU a.m.,a.nio ChurchV/Iiurcfl School.ocnooi. o . u v wwav*9..w t,,*.. a l . j ,. majchlRes o f the wet type. Mbs. Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 17 Events 47 "niose 77 Busy 1-16-29-400 Morning Worship. Dedication of Theme: “ Build Godly Person- and Bible Study, MIcMullen expended the opera-, Fellowship. Topic: “ Violence." Monday, 1:15 p.m., Bible stu­ 78 Supfxjrt and 11:30 a.m. 18 W ill 48 Coll 150-62-76 ^ new hymnals. allties on the Right Founds- itton into the design and manu- Junior High Youth Fellowship. dy, Robbins Room. 19 Associates 49 People 79 By Avery St. 20 Foce 50 Of 80 To AOUAimiS 11 a.m., Morning Worship, tion.” Aucture of custxMn, high pro­ Topic: “The' Poverty-stricken." Wednesday," 7 :30 p.m., Dea- 21 Reolity 51 Be 81 Doghouse Christian Reformed Church Church of the Assumption JAN 21 , Sermon: "Reformation Ptist ------— duction rate wet bladt units, Tuesday, 7 :S0 p.m.. Building cons meeting. Federation 22 ReochiKi 52 Tend 82 Romance Ml Avery St. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. 23 Friends 53 Helpful 83 Sr Church. NIational Life Underwriters’ Robert A. DiCurio, president 11 man leglonnEiIres. . One of these Is the Sister------Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brad­ 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. speaker. / vine Worship conducted by the 72 Center St. two yeans he served with the Peabody has been chief ac­ Sales Oongress In Toronto, On­ of the new time-shared oom- Five miles down the lake is ho^d o f Mary, a Lutheran order Rockville Methodist Church ley, "Truly My disciples.” 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv­ Rev. WUllam H. Wilkens of Cov­ (Orange Hall) U.'S. Army in Germany and is a countant at EUls since 1961; tario, Canada, Nov. 3-4. pulter service company, and the the village of Qulntem whose jj, the d ty o f Damstadt. This 142 Grove St. 6:16 p.m.. Pilgrim-Fellowship 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. alOberidga the Unlvenfilty of ice. Slngsplratlon. SpeclEil mu­ entry. captain in the U.S. Army Re­ before that, he ■was cashier and Cooper's talk will be titled, move is being made to provide Robert Baker, PE istor name indicates that it was the started with a few women who Kev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor will meet at church to proceed Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Prayer Oofuwc**cu/t and the Oolkege of sic, messEige by /itlss Shelton. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Ladies serve. office manager for eight years “What’s AJl the Selling About.” additional facillities, end to ac­ fifth stop from the other end gathered in the ruins of their to Second Church, Manchester Service and Bible study. Keritucky. f :i- Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer Aid meeting. Stearns was an aotlve mem­ at 'Manchester Memorial Hos- Fbr many years. Cooper has commodate a close working ar­ Service. /" 10 a.m., Sunday School. centuries ago. Where but in bombed city for contfessloin of 9:30 a.m., (Jhurch School, Hartford East and Tolland ■ ------ber of the Junior Chamber of pitaJ. been a popular speaker from Hie la a nreonlber o f the Thursday, 7 :30 p.m., Bible In­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Switzerland would you find rangement with American Cam Individual and national guilt, Nursery through Adults. AssociaUons meeting. St. Maurice CSiurch .Bolton Commerce of Washington, D.C. He is a Manchester High coast-to-coest •and in Canada at KhlgHUs Of Oolumbus, end has stitute at Wsqjplng. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Servfce. road signs giving directions in Company, which has reoentily St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and for praise to God for his 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Study Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor and the Hotel Sales Manage­ School graduate, atitended the insurance meetings. been aidttve in spoaita for many Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible purchased an interest in hie Church and Park Sts. four languages? forgiveness and renewal. Sermon: “ The Church against group. ment Association. Univenslty of Connecticut, and yeaJra. Emanuel Lutheran Church study and Worship. concern. Mloeser Ih nuanted to Janice Bev. Xifeorge F. Nostrand, Not far from here is the spot It has grown into a Retreat the World.” Nursery through Thursday, 8 p.m.. Women’s Masses at 7, 8 :30, 10 and 11 ;30 is a graduate of the evening SERVICE EXPANDS Rector Church and CDestnut Sts. made famous by WUllam Tell Center where ninety sisters are Grade 4. Fellowship. Women of St. Col- a.m. HOSPITAL CONTROLLER division of Hartford Institute of Creative/Technlcal Services Claik, and they Wave four WITH GREEN MANOR dhtlldren: Brien, 6, Keri, 4, and IMv. James W. Bottoms • Bev. C. Henry Anderson, Trinity Covenant Church and the apple, an episode which living a life devoted to God. Monday, 7:16 p.m.. Prayer umba’s Church, Columbia; will John W. iPeaboby has been Aocounting. Oo. Inc., is expanding Us serv­ Pastor Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. touched off the whole move- They are constantly qeeiking and discussion time. be guests. Gerald L. Press has been twina, Todd end Ttiacy, age 3. Rev. St^ihen M. Price St. Francis of Assisi Bev. Eric J. Gothberg, ment for Swiss independence. It new ways to proclaim His Glory Wednesday, 10 a.m. Bible elected assistant treasurer of Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman Rev. Norman E. Swensen, 673 Ellington Bd.. Assistant Pastor was In this town of Weesen that and are doing this through study circle. Bdton Congregational Church Green Manor Construction Co. BRIEFS Pastor South Windsor Zwingll, one of the great Re- drama, publications which they Noon, Commission on mis- Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Press, an alumnus of the Bent­ Robert H. Carlson ol 87 White 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, 9 a.m.. Family Eucharist, 9 a.m.. Divine Worship and formers, saw Swiss soldiers dls- print themselves, care centers sions. Minister ley College of Accounting, was St. has been promoted to pro­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for Pastor Church School. Nursery for In­ appearing over the mountains f^r to tie for first place In Pratt Waltham, Mass. In a previous with the MeitropoUtal Life In- Grades 8 and 9 will begin a “ Vive La Fair” bazaar in Fel­ and 76th In the 20-year history Awards Program, over $1,6 mil­ sunaitce Oo. recently at the training course at the diVialon’B We’U Make Them—^You Cook Them At Hdme PastiM- asked wWxt happened If there church but not controlled by It, a.m., Bible class, babysitting, grim Fellowship. ft Whitney Aircraft's monthly position. Press was comptroller two-week unit on “ Accepting lowship Hall. Luncheon 11:30 of the current Suggestion lion has been awarded employ­ Gtaetonbury Hills Country headquarters in New York Hot Dee-Ucloua Plzzaa In Just 6 to 8 Minutes -i was a tie or If it was very groups of laymen meet to dis­ Friday, 7 p.m.. Junior Bible Suggestion Awards Program. of Hamashbir in Jerusalem, One's Sex Role." Adult discus­ a.m. to 2 p.m. cuss their problems in an at- Awards Program. They were es for savings that total more Club. A resident of Ruck-vUle, a t y . . Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. close replied “If it is that close class. Wapping Community Church Israel. sion class with Martin Keiderl- mosi^ere where they come to Clarence R. Lodge, 24 Victor­ among 229 employes of the Unit­ than $10 million. CALL 643^031 ing, leader, will discuss the decision probably doesn't Congregational ed Aircraft dirtslon sharing $13,- The suggestion offered by He is an associate member MANY IMITATE BUT NONE DUPUOATE North Methodist Church understand differing points of First Congregational Church ia Rd. and Richard Peluso, 109 “ Foimdatlons of Christian matter much one way or anoth­ Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, Minister Lodge, his second In two and of the Massachusetts Association 300 Parker St. view. of Vernon Faith." er.” a half years at Pratt ft Whitney of Public Accountants. Press THE Rev. Earle B. Custer, Pastor While we were there, foremen Rev. John A. Lacey, Monday, 7 p.m.. Commission We flew to Zurich from Stutt­ 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ and Gerry Lattel, first; Mir. Aircraft, solved a problem In now lives In Mattapan, Mass., Terry R. Candee, from one plant were holding dis­ Minister Dupl!i4:ate^fiMdge on Worship. Adult discussion gart. In the airport there I ask­ vice. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O’Brien, sec­ the Jet engine manufacturing ■with his wife and three children. renMmber th« BIBLE Pastor In Training cussions led by staff members. Rev. Besty F. Reed, groups with the Rev. Mr. Du­ ed for the Herald Tribune and Hutcheon, “ Pointing Fingers.” ond, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles process, signifioantly > reducing As we left, a group of appren­ Minister of Christian Education Results In a duplicate bridge pee, will discuss “ Foundations was told that none were avail' Church School. (Temporarily Williams, third. parts scrapping. Peluso, who is FIRM EXPANDING SPEAKS 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ tices arrived for a week’s stay. game last night ait the Italian on Christian Faith,” and with able. “ Have you any English held in South Windsor High Also, Section B, North-South, employed at the division’s Man­ M cKin n e y f u el c o . vice. Sermon: “The Local management 9:26 and )10:55 a.m.. Church Prewure Blast Mfg. Co. at 27 by publications?” I asked. “ Oh Industry and School.) American Club are: Section A, Mr. and Mrs. Glen White, first; chester warehouse, simplified the Rev. Mr. (Joraell will dis­ Omrch." Mr. Candee preach­ School. Pleasaint St. continues to ex­ yes.” she replied, and offer- have discovered the value of NIorth-South. Milton Gottlieb Robert 'Whitesell and Richard the process of shipping spare General Home Remodeling Company r Eugene cuss “Preparing lor a New ing. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning pand Its faculty and the ooin- M cKin n e y f u e l c o . Day." ed me a copy of “ Playboy!” these centers and pay the way , and James Tatro, first; Fred F’asternack, second, and Mrs. parts. He has been employed 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs­ Near Stuttgart we spent three -tor their apprentices at regular Worship. Tlw ^ v . Mr. L^cey pany recently acquired space at Brewer Wednesday. 10 a.m.. Adult Patucenhagen and Wllham Mc- W. L. Holland and Petei Grif­ by PftWA six years. ery and Grades 4 through 8. enjoyable days in the lovely Intervals. preaching. Child ew e and re­ 41 Chapel St. discussion group in Susanah ppugall, second, and John fith, third. c in n e y f u el c o Joaeph end Mary, being of 10:30 a.m.. Church School. new home of Harold Muhlen- Yesterday we climbed to a ception of new members at both The presiident of the com­ M K . Wesley Hall. The Re!v. M r.'Du­ I ^ c y and Joe Davis, 'third. Also, FJaat-West, Mr. and Mrs. David’s family, "went to Bethle­ Nursery, Kindergarten and berg. Many of you will remem- high peak overlooking the Wal- services. Tar pany, iMrs. Helen McMullen, pee, leader. Topic: “ The Life Also, Eaat-Weet, T<»n Griffin C. W. Cl'vcllo, first; 'Mrs. Joseph . . . for riM best in oil service! hem to comply with Augustus Grades 1 through 3. ber that he spent a year attend- ensee. The lltUe vUlage of Am- 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel- said the company will use the I CiMPlETE REMODELING SERVICE and Teachings of Jesus Christ.” MbVeigii and Joseph Marcello, TRICK OR TREAT Caesar’s that aU people 6 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel­ Ing our high school and lived den lay beneath us. Par below lowship. space to institute a new serv­ I ^ Friday, 7 p.m., Methodist FAIRWAY second, and Sid Wyde and Mike aliDUld return to their home lowship. Church School Hal­ wHh the Charles Baxters on Ol- we could see the horizontal pat- 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fel- CANDIES-MASKS ice. The service is an out­ dtkea fo r a cenaua. There Jesus Youth Fellowship lor Grade -7. F/RST tiandau. cott 'et. His sister and father tern of ripples on the lake and lowship. growth of the present manufac­ KITCHENS wad bom, fulfilling IkDcah 5:2. loween party. LOFT'S KITCHEN The game is sponsored by the COSTUMES Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Christian speak English but not his moth- a shining triangle In the wake Monday 7 p.m.. Board of turing line. FTessure QSlast now In ^accord with Isaiah. 7:14, The Presbyterian CBurch Mancheeter Bridge Club and is makes machines for pressure Faith Group No. 1. ! er Even'’^ , we were able to of a tiny boat. At the very edge trustees in library. FRESH CANDY open to the puMic. Games are ARTHUR DRUe BATH ROOMS Jesus was bom of a virgin, be­ with smUes and of the cliff was a tablet set In Tuesday, noon, Ubrary com- cleaning metai surfaces; in the ing stgjematurally begotten. 43 Spruce St. Wednesday, 3 p.m., Grade 6 communicate played each Friday at 8 p.m. Rev. George W. Smi^i class. gestures and show our apprecia­ a rock. Our friends translated mlttee. and Wednesday at 7:30>p.m. at PORCHES At 30, he appeared at the It for us —“ Praise ye the Lord. 1 p m.. Adult study group, Pil-> WELDON DRUG CO. Jordan River where his cousin Minister Thursday, 7 p.m Senior tion for the delicious Swabian the clubhouse at 135 Eldridge PLEASE GO AWAY I! The works of the Lord are prlm Fellowship Room, John, was preaching and bap­ youth study class. dishes she cooked for us. S t aOORS _ tizing. Jesais waa baptised, and 9:16 a.m., Sunday School 8 p.m., Christian faith groups ■We drove through the beauti­ great.” Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.. Adult for 3V& years he walked the classes for all ages. No. 2 and 3. ful rolling countryside, walked study group. Pilgrim Fellowship Where? Miami Beach, Florida RECREATION ^ )en(gth and breexlth o f Palestine, 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. through many narrow twisty Room. Looking Glassf teaching, healing, and training The’ Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. Ctiurch p t dirist cobbled streets, looked down on Basis for Book 7 p.m.. Youth membership se­ ROOMS the clusters of red-tiled roofs minar, Pilgrim Fellowship a select group of twelve men, Communion Meditation. Lydall and Vernon Sts. Henry David Thoreau based Per Person In the charming villages, and Room. destined to be his witnesses. 2:30 p.m.. Laurel Manor Ser­ Eugene Brewer, Minister his book, “Walden,” on his ex­ ♦ vice. understood why they have such 8 p.m.. Church council in lib­ Beauty.Salon/ At finst the Jewish leaidereb’p periences "When he lived for SECOND REMINDER Double OccupaiMiy 7 p.m.. Evening Sendee. 9:45 a.m., Bible classes. enthusiasm for this part of Ger­ rary. Plus was favaralde. but when he 1 Blaubeuren was this, body ol part for the national defense. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. bidiided: dence. A fter beartlosH tsuniUng Meeting and Bible study. week Service. Bound trip Jet from H u ttoid , 8 dnjw and 7 nlriits, braok- water,____ _ clear,____ _ very deep, ______and Amadb Chhvez had' to es- 10 a.m., Morhing Prayer and Call for free estimates and a merdkels eccurafng. ______^______Formerly of VIC'S PIZZA and tost, loneh and dinner daily (dinner allowed os any at tbs definitely blue. No one knows tabllsii a hlgdi magnetic fiel^ by Litany. Church School and Nurs- R o sa lie above botols an “dine around pton” ) , round trip transfers JeBua was cTucffied bv Roman why it should be so but there ol o transmitting antenna as ery. at no obligation soMkra. 'At toft, at! of God’s THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO FILE to hotel from Miami airport, free chaise lounges, night club It is — the blue Danube. part of his duties at Sandia 6:30 p.m.. Young People’s Fel­ Drebaratinn for .mi.WentuTns h id his family wishes to thank all is now associated shows, oocktall party, moonlight cruise and champagne In this same town is also an Corp., a weapons contiractor of lowship. donee. Bria»ned thrtr fuhielsis with th j YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTS with us. She comes en*s true siicritVce o f Wa own abbey which was founded as the Atomic Energy Oommlsrion. Wednesday, 9ji.m . 7:45 p.m.. son The wsv for mwn to re- GOSPEL a BenedicUne Monastery In He said he needed something Feast of all Saints. Holy Com­ his customers, for the privilege (Exception Motor Veiilclea) to us highly recom­ Tel. 649-6017 1886. The beautifully carved rigid, nonconductive and, prob- munion. UTO Ingathering. Book t«im tio h.ia maloer had b ’ en 60 " Suefa Usto “ be filed not later than November 1st each nnrt.i«:tied — tustloe and MANCHESHfl SPEL HALL and painted altar remains as ably, expensive to cover t» loop of Remembrance. mended from one of V '415 CENTER STREET It was in the 15th century and of wires. Monday through Frtday, 7:45 of being able to serve J'hem yearToft « •** * Sunday or legal boMday then had met! on the next busineos day following. 459 MAIN ST. MANCHaSTER 'o Come and Hear is admired by throngs ol One night at home he watched p.m., Evening Prayer. Manchester's lead­ rwTTRrw nv rtTRisT THE GOSPEL OF THE GRACE OF GOD travelers today. his daughter, FYancine, 18, FaUure to file such Mzt by November 1st ing salons •. . . ^ NIGHTLY (Except Sat.) AT 7:30 PAL, SUN. 7 P.M. Travel Agency, Inc. T.v/lflU nrwl Vnmon Rfreetp During our stay In Germany twirling her pink hula hoop, and St. Matthew’s Ctaurob, Tolland during his 19 years In business, PiE» CENT addition to the aoscasment as required by W MR. McBAIN and MR. SMITH we also ‘Visited two outstanding he took the hoop" to work with Bev. J. dUfofd OirtlB, P a^ r State Statute. 627 MAIN ST. IvfANCHESTEB P h n n e; What Must 1 Do To Be Saved? Meeting Sundays In New Church Believe On The Lord Jesus Christ cathedrals at Cologne and Ulm. him the next day. ^ r e a l e s t a t e n e e d n o t b e d e c b a b e d PHONE 648-9511 Bible Classes.'9:45 a.m. .And Thou Shalt Be Saved. Acts 16:30-31 The buildings around these Chavez says the toy’ now is' •• . 4,i'4e»LE> 746 -MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Read Herald Advertisements Worship, 10:46 a.m., cathedrals were demoUriied by doing Us job as an antenna quite Masses at 7:30, 8:30, and 10:30 P. JOSEPH MUBPHY, ASSESSOR 6:00 p jn . bombing in the war but fortu- well. t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 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OUR BQARAINO HOUSE BlAJOR HOOPLB GOTTA BE FAST 1 WAS ONL'i / BUT T' SEAT BUGSV TO TO ASK YOU TO HELP NOW AND HERE'6 A U/VVYAS,VERY TH' HA^^^^OCK, ME GET MV BALL YOU r e a l FIND — A^ captivating -^ CICEROJ OUT OF THE TREEi V\ONT THREE-DIMENSIONAL HAVE BUTNOTEXACTiyi REPRESENTATION OF A CEREAL WHAT MV CLIENT Answer to Preylww USINESS SERVICES L/IRECTORY VERY gl6 THIS YEAR IN flOF ART.' OR HAS IN MIND / Down on the Farm IF YOUR CLIENT HAS NO FEELING FOR) BP v K NEO-REALISM NtXJ MISHT LIRE THIS/ ACROSS 7Spatt ABSTRACT CALLED "COWBOY IN A ; ICow*! young 8 Baker’s product SUBWAY*// ' 'un 9 Genua M true SFwm Rniice o( olives CAMPING H IG H GRADE pork lOUst (Scot.) 8 Mere'* oSiprlng 11 Bugle can C M LEASING EQUIPMENT 12VeiiMl 19 Mariner’s PRINTING ISAfrictn worm direction . Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, 14 Athena 21 Railroads (ah.) Job and Commercial 0 i 1 or 2 Air Mattresses, Stoves, II 15 Judiclouf 23 Babylonian Printing it -it ISBIackbinl of deity Lanterns cuckoo family 24 Candlenut trees Prompt and Ettclent 46 African stream YEAR P U N 17 Retain 25 Masculine 38 Land parcel MANCHESTER Printing Of AB Kinds 18 Okway cotton nidename 39 Expunges 47 Three-banded ; ; A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN fabric 26 On the ocean 40 Symbol for armadillo First In Msnehestar. New SURPLUS SALES CO. 49 Primates 20PU^hoatto 27 Pierce with a samarium oars, toll malntensnee, fo lly 169 N . M A m ST. r C A N T i m a g i n e VVH0‘P THATS IT! YEAH! ... rr WAS BLIT THAT ...WHAT WOULD . 22 Weatern cattle knife 41 Oriental coin 50 Farm building Community Presa HITCHA ON TH' HEAD AN THAT'S EXACTLY THOSE CWNG I DON'T MAKE THEY WANT 24Degraile 29 Formerly 43 Victim of 51 Row Insured to redooe yoor prob­ at Depot Sqnare RUN OFF WITH OOP.' WHAT MUSTA NEANPERS! SENSE... WITH H IM ? 28Poiaoiioua SO Bade of neck leprosy 52 0ttierwise Open Daily to 9:00 P.M., 9 East Middle Tpke. A A f^oaKA 55 Boundary lems snd worries. For foil HAPPENEP/ element SlFroster Telephone 643-5727 SSSUp’ieper 32 Surrendor 45 Shield bearing (comb, form) ' Information, oaD J. F A B R — 643-7111 S 4 g )M contest 35 Pwne surface 17 36 Raced Paul Dodgu Ponfioc 37 Structures on m o. CUSTOM MADE horse farms MANCHESTER DICK’S GOoW ABOUT A 41 Cubic meter 87S B IA m STTOKET CANVAS AWNINGS '68 CALENDAR 42 Papal cape 44 Instrumental Phone 64B-M81 MEMORIAL GO. SHELL composition We Dirge Fon Vo Sniqyort 48 Hake postlble Dealer for Karey Storm Sftsh SERVICE OUT OUR WAY B Y J. B. W IL L IA N S 53 Journey H ie I/nts JTnnlor Mnseom Opposite Xhist Cem etery 54 Make soggy 653 OENTER STREET 88MUk----- Quolity Mmnorials Manchester Awning Oo. of sample books ftw you to cbDose 57 Spanish pot 195 W. Oenter St., is plessed to from. Dont put this off till MECHANIC ON DUTY 58 Before Over SO Tears* Experience announce that .they have been apitog when this company is 59 Sea eaglea AT ALL HOURS 60 Equal WATKINS-WEST appointed dealer in this area for simply swamped ^ th work and 61 Courtesy title Coll 649.5807 Kaney combination stonn and the chances are good that you Plywood Center in New Home Starters, Generators, 82 Dirk screen sasih and. alTunlnum wlH have to wait some time be- Carburetors, SEE' US FOB: DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWlLLIAMS FUNERAL A. AIMETTI, Prop. DOWN doons. The Karey Estate com- fore your covens are ready, Plywood Center has a new Center they have a complete Domestic - Foreign Cars • Alominom Roll Up AS LONG AS I'VE ^ T H A T O V E R ­ VEAH.' 1 SUPPOSE HE 1 Dairy farm SERVICE Harrison St., Manchester bdnation storm window is the Have you taken down your 648-7008 A w ning* RECOVERED THE CASH, SIGHT MIGHT'VE COULD'VE CHARGED crittera bdnation storm window is the Have you taken down your . uano Plaza R t 83 In 'I"® standard grades of Doug- WE'LL CONSIDER THIS M E A N T OUR JOBS. US INTEREST FOR 2 Operatic solo finest storm window man can awnings? Here agiain it is wise PP ’ las fir plywood and cabinet • Door Canopies i __ A.a-_j_ ___ iJAi.__Kilt \ha Vernon nuLTMurAr. but W its il- manager, Wil­ . . . . INCIDENT c l o s e d . YOU t h e c h ie f le t u s THE TIME WE HAP 3 Endure O R M A N D J. W E S T make or money can buy. It ia to check their condition and hardwoods such as walnut, cher­ • Storm Door* MAY BE ON YOUR WAV. OFF REAL EASY. THAT DOUGH* 4 Run from liam Turner, has the same fine • Combination Window* danger Director custom crafted from extra have repairs or new ones made ry, oak, etc. If you are handy MANCHESTER 5 A farmer will PARKADE heavy gauge 6063-T5 aluminum during the winter season. Man­ products (that were carried at you can use plywood to make Manchester Awning Co. do this with 142 EL CENTESl ST. with an inatinoUve sense of chester Awning Co. will make their former kxiatloni.------custom cabinets, styled to your 196 WEST CENTER ST. seed new ones or repair oW ones in­ 6 Charged atom Mandieeter*g Oldest BARBER SHOP paitiricien design to ensure pev- Now that the summer season specifications or you can Telephone 649-8091 manence and beauty for the ex­ cluding putting In new fasten is over itheve will be many S su a fo o tL EstablUhed 1949 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. m th Finest FBolUtles Manchester’s Most Modem ifhoi-a hn manv engage someone to do the work terior o f your home. era.n. hours In wOilch the handy m an ^ Barber Shop w ith BbcceUent Exclusive Estate features in­ If you have not taken do\ra nmund the house can use ply- Finished pinisii cabinets or vanities CHOICE VARIETY 6-Chalr Service! clude famed “floating action" your awnings, pethaps you wood to make the most exciting purchased all made. j ^ Upholstery O P m 8 AJVL to 6 PJML expanders to compensate for would like to use th e oervDces and delightful changes around formica faedd in many different Qualify offered by Manchester Awn- and IM Shop Whm it's time to (Closed Mondays) changes in the weather; life­ Utc house. Plywood is 00 cftsy colors The fonulcci covers &11 PRE-UPH(MRTERING MANCHESTER time stainless steel runners for tng Co. They will take down to use, it is easy to care for, surfaces and while they Seafood BY DICK TURNER * Modem FumItHia CARNIVAL SHOPPING PARKADE effortless, permanent operation your awnings and store them jovely to look at and you can wood thev resist 43 OAK STREET Lower Levd, (rear) of inserts; and speclaily de- fw y w . ^ stains, scratches and makes and AntIgiMS signed lading‘ handles to pro- Storage service ‘ is one that is througJh Its use. Plywood Cen- ' im . . 649-9987 WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE MOVE PH O N E 649-6860 • store Stool* and Bootli* partdcuiarly appreciated by vixle definite locking positions. • Cuatom Farnttuie Expert There is no question that many o f their customers. SUpoover* and Draperle* • Moving CALL combination storm and screen Adrien St. Pierre established MBde to Order ous items on display. You may a*Jout Armstrong ceilings Md UPaiddng sash take much o f the work out this 'business in 1949 and his Reuben Plen’s Complete Seleotton of MANCHESTER aim has been to serve his cus­ have ideas of your own as to Plywood Center is your dealer M aterial* • Storage 6 0 4 5 8 3 of maintatning equal comfort RUG CLEANING in summer and winter with no tomers in such a manner that how you want to use the ply- ‘n Armstrong celling tiles, regu- Texaco Sfafion 1FREDB ESTIMA^TES XJOUDICtrouble on your itrarL.part Olinerother UUUlthan they leicjr will be utterly - satisfied.------wwood w u butwuu isvcneven ia if you 46cav«*ahaven’t w » a —lar and .acoustic. . . The tilesII.. are Lower Level of the Parkade MANCHESTER COMPANY ...... am* en*» 381 Main Stioat 649-6824 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL to push up the self storing People who once buy here re- single idea, you will! leave here 12’’ x 12 and are very simple ' 15 H A N N A W A.Y ST. storm sash in the spring and turn again and again and if vrilth all kinds of ideas as to how to install. All you do is to strap MOVING AND I Phone 643-0012 •lower it in the fall. N o dragging you have not become acquaint- to make your home a more and staple them against the old Phona 643-9149 J 3JST i=DUNP CX)T THAT out the ladder, l u ^ n g around ed with him, atop in, you are beautiful and ftincUonal one In celling or Install them as com- Hydrainatlo Tranamlsalon AW NEW 3ABV BROTNEC heiavy stonn windows. These always welcome. which to live. pletely new ceilings. lr Auto WIndshMd* SERVICE end lift out and wash ail the ments can be made attractive pended Armstrong celling sys- All Work Guaranteed e For Store Front* and windows In the comfort of your Tolland County through the use of plywood and tern. These are particularly rec­ Texaco Lubrication Service all size* of window* — A lso — warm house. tor the fam ily who has chll- ommended in cellars or In parts W e G ive Si*fC Green Stamp* * For Table Top* FUBNITUBE CLEANING dren, a recreation room 1s a where one might need to gain It has been proven also that Superior Court O PE N 8 A M . to S P.M . when you have combinaition real boon, particularly during access to pipes, electrical wlr- .... — the winter months. Mr. Turner gtg either homes or com- SATURDAY 8 AJX.-NOON BY ROY CRANE storm and screen sash installed BUZZ SAWYER you will save luei ana ijus is a Six divorces were granted at will be glad to help you with jaercial establishments. With 0 you will save fuel and this is a . „ „__j ____ .. __ . _ TOURAINE BUT I AM THF CAPTAIN/ THIS BOAT VERY WELL, CAPTAIN. WELL STEVENSON’S welcome thought. They are so yesterdays session of Tolland” '* suggestions ‘ and - •* to - answer any jjjg.u- suspended o.iii.,-celling you Just J. A. WHITE 15 m in e / I HAVE A WIFE AND FAMILV GIVE ASYLUM TO TOURCKEWi tight and offer so much extra County Superior Court, all on questions you might wish to drop in each panel and should PAINTS IN CUBA/ I WILL NOT DEFECT. AND GNEVDU ENOUGH GAS protocfUan that you 'wUl ajotual- grounds of Intolerable croelty. as^ you need to get In back of one GLASS C O . TO RETURN TO CUBA. SC . '■/ ESSO ly notice a difference in the Helen P. Austin from James You wUl be amazed nt the dlf- or more panels, you simply re­ S I BIsseU S t — T »L 649-7822 wnount o f fuel that you burn. L. Austin, both of Somers, with ferent k l i ^ of p l j w ^ I ^ e l- move It lor as long as it Is neces­ FOR BEST RESULTS WHEN THE Hospital b ill 405 M AIN ST. No drafts floating around the custody of five children to Mils, ing at iPlywood Center: They sary and then drop it back. CIAME I HEARD DAD 5AV Ht TEL. 649-5533 windows to cause the house to Austin. Weekly support of $12 have 55 dtMerent kinds of fin- COST A LOT MORE THAN J OiD. You will find putting iip new • Tune-Ups feel chilly When the wind blows, per chUd and W k week alimony X * with Armstrong celling PAUL'S TURNPIKE OombdnsJttan storm and w m ^ so awar^ ^-^eri^ *‘1®® *® "ot ® difficult task and PAINT SUPPLY r • Engine Cleaning screen sash ndd to the weir-all Ja.nlce B. Barton of Rock * i l 1,6 g- vou will enjoy them Immensely, C 645 M AIN STREET ' TE X A C O • Minor Repairs beauty of the home cud they from David R. ^rton of East hardwo^, walnut, p ^ , hick- y amazing how the acoustic Tel. 649-0300 ^tS T^^tlS'S'r tSry^^ ^ e f ’pS!fttK^J^c?B® ^ ond^H bea^^ tiles shut out ^welcome noises, Open 24 H o u tb A Day i o - r 9 • Stamps ^ this be the y ««^ ^ Varney. ^ there ai-e the imported woods, making your home a much CIM71, Ni*. i». m 1.1. US. M. ee. ^ange ^ to ^binatl^ rosewood, teak, P^yncslan wal- ®t®r place. If you wish, Mr. Firestone TIrea vine from William T. Burrows nut, also two completely differ- Turner will recommend^a per- Quality Line Products ‘It’s a hot line to the Elm Avenue Hawks!" Jr. of East Hampton. Custody ent lines of print panels, sbnu- son to Install them. Tool Equipment .Gen. Repairers LioenM Ostrinsky THE ^ of one chUd to Mrs. Burrows lated wood, with no defecte. Plywood Center is a member a oarti saving. For furm ^ week support. Mrs. Put up any one-of these good of the Cpnnectlcut Card Plan for Comer Broad and BY LANK LEONARD formaition, oontoct Mancheeter Rental M ICKY F IN N DEALER IN WASTE Burrows was also granted looking plywoods yourself, or if the convenience of their cus- Middle Tpke. W est Awning Co. by phone or drive T ^teafe Club $729.46 In alimony and Burrows you prefer Mr. Turner will rec- tomers. The store Is open dally “We Rent Moet Everything” MATERIALS down and consult with them in Phone 643-2176 was ordered to pay $2,4 TO R U N THIS ,I KNEW IT WOULD SCRAP METAL Entertaimnent Nightly good time to check yours and UON WILLIS WORLD, WHY DON’T brldge, Mass. Custody of five storage space and at Plywood ed? 9 9 s CENTER STREET END TMIS WAY / in the Gibson Lounge see if the zippers need replac­ childred was awsurded to Mrs. and PAPER ing or repairing. This can be MANCHESTER VOO DAAAE^ LET Dezso, with $17.50 a week sup GARAGE u e ROM IT p 7S1 PABKER ST. 860 Main St., E ast Hiartford 649-2052 18 Main St., TeL 649-4531 TBL 64S-57S6 o r 64S-5879 T ele i^ oa e 289-4860 tor they make their own right er ^ children.-hildren. Inin addition to a Area Officieds to Discuss on the premises. property settlement. Most everyone has taken theirt Reuben GUI Spoekrililiig In’ boats out fo r the season and both of Vernon. Custody of four Incinerator Plan Monday this is an excellent time to AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SERVICE WOinS TRADE children granted Mrs. GUI, with PONTIAC check the boat covers, tops and $178 per 'month support tor each Manchester town officiaU will er participating in the proposal, e layaway Plan curtains. I f they need repair­ Front End AlIgninMit AMD child. meet with representatives of the Vallanos has said that toe $5 SUPPLIES eOne of the largest Inven- ing this can be done during Elizabeth M. Keller of'(Crys­ tmtes In New Ekigland the winter months and if you Norto Central Refuse Disposal ^ operation only and Gonorol Rapabr Wocli BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY tal Lake, EUington, from Har- P|.US MR. ABERNATHY TEMPEST # Supplies and Accessories should need new ones made, ^ g KeUer of” Wapplng Falls District (NCRDD) Monday night jjjg company makes its pro­ -O iru'^ u Manchester Awning Company y., change of name to Eliza to discuss toe pros and cons of fits on by-products, for which It MACHINE SHOP 75i DO s o H IG H ? TAX. tom tailoring. There ore maAy SERVICE ' )i V A L L E Y COIN CO. ing plant In Manchester. To allay fears that a .plant lO W E V D U MORTY MEEKLE BY DICE CAVALU PAUL DODGE .97 Center St., Manchester The meeting will be at 7:80 in if constructed here, would be Stop ’n Bo FOR T H E Radio Today 648-6295 the Vernon Town Hall, Rockville. shut down in a few years, as TH AT WAe A PT2BTTVGPCD Bring Your Clothes, WDBC—186* H O T DOG? " YOU " WeLL,’6l(R- I'D ESALLV L!/KE TO PONTIAC, INC. D ally 10 A.BjL 'to 6 P J t. was a similar Arizona Biochem­ MANCHESTER Atlantic Sonrioo u n t i l r i o h t Gowns, Suedes, Drapes, 1:00 Mike iMUlard Local officials Invited are all QAUmiER>S UFB,"eA\D HAVE- A R E T ' SAID TUB VOUNG errvfzv Monday Closed 4:00 Loiw John Wade ical plant in Phoenix, Vallanos HESQ “ A eiAMEEB CAT'" THERB a t t h e e n d . S7S Main St.— TeL 649-2881 Bedspreads, SUp Cover* ?:00 Dick Robinson nine lllClIiVC&Omembers W*of toe *-rw**awBoard —of — ------AUTO PARTS Prop: “Rudy” DuPont THe (RICH AW4. "NAME Thar*, and Fri. tlU 9 P.1VL For Quality Cleaning lOO News, Off Directors, Town Manager Rob- has offered to poet a $100,000 VOLU2 UB//A12PJ ^ WBCH—910 to $200,000 performance bond, T o The 1:00 Matinee ert WeUs and Director of Pub­ 2'/0 BROAD S!. 128 East Center Street .4:30 Hartford Highlights lic Works William O’Neill. to be retired in lour years or Phone: 649-6977 7:00 News less. Dube Tool Co. PARKADE 7:30 Ctaalight John N. Vallanos of Metairie, F eetorin g m oonqtleto Hue ct 12:00 Quiet Hours If the plant is constructed, OPEN a m 1 DrUl Jig Bnshlngs WTIC—1M4 La., president of toe Arizona AtlantIo Product* phw Steel and Carbide GLEANERS 1:00 News Biochemical Co., has submitted and If It Is abandoned, Vklain- SAT. TO 5 P.M. Ooneral Automotm 0 = L “ • i s UOonn vs. Davidson os has said, it would become R epairing 2 lO'iS Special Reamers Next To Liggett Drug ll:Q0 Monitor a tentative proposal lor con­ Decimal Sizes From W here you get low 6:00 News, Weather structing a $1.5 million, tax-pay­ the property of toe participat­ 6:20 Strictly Sports ing towns. .080 thru JSOO in St^M o f .001 prices and a 1 0 % 6:30 Monitor ing plant on land leased from Meyer Steel Plug Gage* However, he has not explain­ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER hiib . . . 11:00 News toe town In the Olcott St. Dis­ In Steps o f .001 B( 9 Oard To 11:15 Bporte Final ed who would be liable for any Save WitTi! 11:30 Omer Side of Day posed Area. JD-ZE . Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts WPOP—1416 )sal Area. existing mortgage, should toe Painting-— Decorating Ball Lock Pins l:00'Woady Show ^ e d on plant consumption of a b u t t e d . Borite Boring Bar*—CqfMde 6:00 Lee "Babr’ Simms Show 90,000 tons of refuse a year, toe , ,, a m -L i . y WINF—121# COMMERCIAL • INOUSTRIAL • RESIDEIfllAL Alao Representing Other 1:00 News company, Vallanos said, would Ja EiefsiMo 1:10 Jack Drees on Sports AniiComputBr Quality Mannfaotnrera GUNLIFFE charge $6 per ton under a long- have been en; Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 6 John, East H artford— 289-6459 6 ;1 0 ^ S ^ 'nSn Week Complete Insurance Coverage CJUHLUC UHODSn MOTOR SALES 6:30 Weekend TwS oINSS S SPRIAL OCCAStOHI 7:00 News tell MOE / SWELL! HE AIN'T HOME VET... BUT WHEN MOE PROPS BV NOW THERE MUST BE A^ 7:10 SporU Time ‘' " E Manch^l^ter alone can- “ o S Eat. 1915 COMPETITORS IM TH’ SMALL FOREST OF PARK, EXPERT AUTO BODY and . , .. __had reservations about others WE'VE e o r l WE can be eB niw fats r e a p /^ 7:15 S p ^ Up Hartford not supply toe required tonnage. FLATBUSH TC WR MOB TO PISTO5E OPl BAY HE DON'T LIKE UPRI0HT SHAPES 5WAVIN' Cal MrmImiIm 649-785^ 8:10 Jack Drees Monday night’s meeting was 'EM BOBBIN'UP AGINi GENTLV IW TH' HARBOR FENDEB'BEPAIBS 8:16 Speak Up Hartford toe towns of South Windsor and fMTS OUT IN ^ caUed to compare notes on toe OUK CAR! AN' EMBARRASSIN' CURRENTS1 Read Herald Ads ENAMEL and LACQUER 9:00 News Vernon, toe components of the WM. DICKSON & SON EVERVBOPY! 9:M S p ^ Up Hartford advantages and disadvantages BEFINISHINOS 11:30 Barry Farber NCRDD, were Invited to consld- Tel. 649-0920—rManchester, Conn. 12:00 News of toe proposal. -'M/i, REASONABLE PRICES R T. 88— V E R N O N , CONN. An oddity about the discus­ sion and about toe reservations V'N'.'I Joat Above the TraiBc held by officials of toe three ® IW7 e, NIA. W. TM «... US, N». OW. ‘‘ Circle towns Is that they are based T E L . 648-0016 PLYWOOD CENTER on toe end results In toe event BY BOB LUBBERS < M i> of toe proposed idant’s failure, ROBIN MALONE rather than Its success. Lapp Plaza WHY, THANK YOU, ^ yOU AMD Y(D(J/R -A6ARE KADI(P(SRAM WHY NOT? I'Ve BESM RPR YOU, MRS I S/TTIM© HBP0, iin iU dltu iU U U . Route 83, Vernon AWARD AFYEB 28 YEARS PR(MCg$5 $HAMI,^ / HOSPITAL ARE YOU, D?AR «* ooiorT. . . t * it • ■ » ? . . . I»w *» * •*• A PART OF QUIZ- pocroK " MALONB — I INCOLeNTJ FOR OVER 875-4304 DENISON, Tex. (A P ) — Sgt. 0ELOVEP CCUNT??y, MARKER^ , TeM MlNUTeG l'.r)MWI hr WIA. toe. tjQaa US N«. i CAU IS iM tZMrt Irip 98 »6W iirt I*!. Adrian Earl has tinally received m E.tfALO^E- 858 B U R N SID E A V E . IT'S his Purple Heart—28 year* after LITTLE SPORTS ______BY ROUSON h a s t H A R TFO R D SEZ HERE he was wounded during a bomb­ KAC& -TRACIS 289-6333. ing mission over Germany in 723liAIN ST., BIANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 World War n. Power and Hand Tool* You’ll and the dneat fdywood Palntl^ and Decorating Earl of Denison, his legs rid-' BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK paneling, oabinet plywoods, Utoh- died with flack, parachuted j5.. ^ Toola en c^inets and Armstrong oetUngs M f$r Cr i f l i n iitfeR... RctaHlft “ L-/ Garden and Laud Tbola from toe crippled ]^ane and was Baby, Honaehold, Party . . . Open Thur*., FrL 9 PJM. for captured by toe Germans. Ho 46 WEST CENTER STREET and Banquet SuppUe* your oonvenleno^ later served In toe Korean War o . a< PAINTS SILVER LANE EXTENSION Invalid Needs and In Vietnam. Lb--

C i :) ■ .1.- A" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 MANiSQESTER EVENIi^O HERALD/MANCHESTBR, CONif., SATURDAY, 1 OCTOBER 28, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN

ftenrog*—Sorvie*— I Painting Poptrlim 21 Baltimore and Redskins Featured, Ston 10 PAINTINO. Interior, exterior, ■ free cjtlmaten. Contact Gerald ' Giants Retain Grid Title CLASSIFIED A. Stratton. 648-8743, 048-4887. - GARAGE — 214-218 Spruce St., ______Manchester. 247-4046, 1-638-7402 p a INTINGI__Interior oxte* lV ...... rior, very reasonable, free es­ New York Host Against Cleveland ADVERTISING timates. Call Richard Martin. In Midget t*;- MotoreyelM— 640-0286. the Giants can score with the :ue for ’67 NEW YORK (AP)—The Angeles. 3-1-?, In the Coastal Unitas leads the league in G a^ Sayers will return for CLASSIFIED AilVERHSING DEPT. HOURS Bleycins 11 the punchless Bears, and that Fran Tarkenton-to-Homer' Jones JOSEPH P. Lewis custom Division. The Rams are at Chi­ passing this year and broke Y. Bi’a aU over but the 3-1-1 records. Earlier this sea­ in getting on the board, scoring Oiaata $4) 8 AM. to 6 P JO. Baltimore Colts and Wash- could present trouble for the passing combo. 1967 TRI^^MPH TR660, green painting. Interior and exterior cago, the 40ers host Detroit, and A. TitUe’s all-time record for son the Gismts and Eeigles bat­ {Endi: P. l,eber. Smith. BCelia, ingrton Redskins, both fit to tight Los Angeles defense. But Joe Kapp has sh^wn improve­ shouting in the tense and 16 polntr in the first period, both Brawn. Zbotay. and white, 4,600 miles. Must paperhangtng, wallpaper re­ both are solid favorites. completions last week, but he ment for Minnesota in recent tight Midget Football tled to a 12-12 deeuUock. ^ scores coming ott short runs. Tsckles: M CougMiiL Jon Leber, sell, best offer. 742-7194. ' moved. Wallpaper books on re­ be tied, try ag'ain to shake the Bears, with a pretty good J. Stratton, Feriuaon. O'NeU. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Washington, 2-2-2, on the other and the Colts could have their defense of their own, must stop weeks, as has rookie Kent Nix League. Other achon saw the Patriots, Little Johnny IVlggln climax­ Ouaids; Jim SinUton, Hobron, 5 PM. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'nON quest. Fully insured. Free es> off the shackles when they early season pace-seters, thump ed a drive by running over from Irish, C. Leber, Odell, lapine. hand, is trying to close In on hands fuil against the embattled Roman Gabriel, Bemie Casey for Pittsburgh, making them Standing at the head of Oenters: Walker, Johnson. Deadline for Saturday and Monday in 6 pjn. Friday. timatea. Call 640-0668. meet Sunday in one of the Dallas, 5-1, in the Capitol Divi­ Redskins. favorites at Atlanta and New the winless Jets, 20-6, to clinch the one-yard line while Dennis Backs: J. iWtann. Rodonis. Oor- Busiiwss S«rv1e«s and Dick Bass. the class for the secemd Uer, Walsh, O. UoOanvUle, BOsber, INTERIOR and exterior paint­ National Football League’s sion. The Cowboys a.re at Phila­ . Washington in the last three Orleans. second place in the final stand­ McConvllle added the second Dallas, which has squeaked straight season are the Giants, Dwyer, T. HcOonviUe, 8. Wlnln, Offered 13 ing and papering. Call Phil delphia, 3-3, in an intra-division- games has lost one and tied two by in its last three games, will The nationally-televised Green ings. six-pointer on a five-yard scamp­ Lundberg. featured attractions. coached by Alex Ferguson. Eagles (t> PLEASE READ TOUR AD Denoncourt, 742-6173. The Colts, deadlocked the last al game. in a total of the last 70 seconds. start Craig Morton at quarter­ Bay-St. Louis game matches the The fine crowd on a cold night er. Ends; . Abert, IMallon, Callahan, Claariaed Or "Want Adn” are taken over the phone an a 1966 TRIUMPH motorcycle, re­ two weekends by Los Angeles The only other intra-division Central Division’s runaway saw the Giants waste little time Keegan, Pryor. built, chopped, needs little Jurgensen will be throwing to back again in place of injured FINAL 8TANDIN08 The Giants upped the count to Tacklea; Andreo, GeorgetU, Ryan, oonvenlonofc. The advertlaor nhonld read hin ad the FIRST SATISFACTION guaranteed! L. and Minnesota, are relying' on contest pits Cleveland against Charley Taylor, the NFL’s top and ill Don Meredith. The Eagle leading Packers, 4-1-1, against 24-0-‘in the second stansa when J. SamilottB, Oaltahon. DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the work, $480. 649-0793. Pelletier, painting. Interior and . 4-1 Johnny Unites to untie the knot. the New York Giants In Yankee receiver, Bobby Mitchell and defense has been less than spec- the Century Division’s co-lead­ Guards; MiaUnosM, 1C. Maloney, next Innertlon. H w Herald In renponnlbla for only ONE Incor­ Al Rodonis plunged over from Hunt, FItkta Colla, DeVoe. STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stono exterior, papering and paper Stadium. Jerry Smith as Washington tries ing Cardinals, 4-2. Starr is back Giants rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then tmly W;'shington, tied by the Rams tacQlar, but the stingy Cowboy the one. Rodonis, McConvUle Centers; Coraoran, Hager. walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ removal. Fully insured. CalU Elscw'nere cn Sunday, Min­ to end a streak of 15 straight and that makes the Packers a Patriots Title on Line Bocks; S. Somtotis, liEWgart, to the extent of a "make goofT’ Insertlaa. Errors which do and Atlanta the last two Sun­ defense must stop the high-pow­ aind Jim Leber added two-points Champ, DuBoia, 8. Pryor, vertinemeot will not be oorreoted races. All concrete repairs. 643-9043 or 649-6826. nesota plays at Atlanta and- losses to the Colts, seven in reg­ seven-point choice, but Hart has Eagles not lesson the value of the nidvertl days, will counter with Sonny ered Philadelphia offense led by Chomploiielilp laurelB in each by rushing after the scores. Beilfaiaume. by "make good” Insertion. Reasonably priced. 643-0861. surprised everyone with his per­ Jets Giants ...... 16 8 0 0-94 Jiugensen in what should be an Pittsburgh at New Orleans. ular season. Norm Snead, Ben Hawkins and the Charter Oak Conference High-scoring Steve Samlotis TD; IVIggtn, (1 yd. nm); McOon- formance since he became aerial scoring circus in Wash- Green Bay travels to St. Louis Mel Farr will be back running Timmy Brown. Pony Division wlU be on the of the Eagles, the league’s top viUe, (6-yaT run); A. Rodonis, (1 yd. ATTICS and cellars cleaned, Floor Finishing______24__ C.harley Johnson’s replacement. The Giants climaxed a great run). ingto.i. in a big Monday night contest fcr Detroit and Karl Sweetan is Crippled Frank Ryan passing line tonl|^ at Mt. Nebo scorer, was held completely In FIAT: Rodonile, (rush); D. MoCon- trash hauled to the dump, pxX)OR SANDING and refinlsh- that matches veteran quarter­ likely to start at quarterback, to pary Collins, with Leroy Kel-<’ Both teams also boast stub­ comeback last night by white­ 643-2711 875-3136 Bultimore. the only undefeat­ when Manebester’a Raiders check. Fumbles hurt the Bsigle vdUe, (rush): J. Leber, (rush), light trucking, reasonable. 643- ing (specializing In older back Bart Starr of the Packers but the 49ers still have John ly and Ernie Green running, born defense. Green Bay’s the washing the Eagles, 24-0, in the I PlUrlaU (IS) (Boekvflie, Toll FTee) ed NFL team at .4-0-2, needs a entertain OronswelL Both cause. Ends; Mtatretta. Shaw. Cosgrove, 6846. floors), cleaning, waxing against Cards youngster Jim Brodie throwing and John David best in the NFL in a number of victory to maintain its slim lead will lead the Browns against the feature of the season’s final teams are undefeated. BalxUieiBu. Duff. floors. Painting. Paperhanging. Crow and Ken Willard running. weak New York defense. But cateorles. Offehsively, Steve Cartier, TackleB: Ray, Saunders, McDbn- TREE EiXPBlRT — Trees cut, over Sun Francisco, 5-1, and Los Hart. doubleheader at Mt. Nebo. The Kickoff win be at 7 Bld, Duffy. No job too smaU. John Ver- two clubs had entered the battle Scott Wiggin amd Rodonis fea­ Guards; Twerdy, Thornton, buHkUng lota cleared, trees top­ o’clock. tured for the champs with Sam- O’Dell, Ray, Bumett, D. Saunders. Trouble Reaching Our AdYorliser? ped. Got a tree problem? WeU faUle, 649-6760. deadlocked for the lesid with Centers; Mark Tweedie. Mike Survival Tests on Docket iotls and Dave Berube best for worth phone eaU, 742-8203. ^the losers. Backs'; R. Tweedie, Parrott, 24-Hour Answoring Sonrioo 2 S p e c t a c u la r P l a y sporu viewing Downham, Peoples, Anderson, Evei^ SALES AND Service on Arlens, Bonds—>Stoek»— 2 Billy Lodge tallied twice for ding. Lodge, Annuilt Carpenter. M. •/ SATURDAY Jets « ) Frao to Herald Roadon Hahn EcUpse, Jacobsen lawn Mortgagos 27 the Patriots, one on a short run Ends: yielahmnn, GalUchant, mowers. Also Homellte chain 1:00 (30) Bowling THE San Diego, Oakland and the second on a 20-yard pass Morin, Higgtn, Szetelcu Want Information on one o f onr otasatfied advei'tlsMnente T saws and International <3ub SE(30ND MORTGAGE - Un- 2:15 ( 8) NOAA FootboU • Tarifeles; O’NelH, Morin, Roy, from Skip Saunders. John Kanehl, MbOabe. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ llmited funds available for sec­ —Michigan Stete vs. No answer at tbe telephone UstodT Shnplj call the B y Jack Nicklaus Squires scored for the Jets on Guards: Casavant, Pierce, De Do- ment and sharpening service ond mortgages, payments to Notre Dame Herald Angle minlcas, Bomberdler, Saavedra. ' an 11-yard run. Steve Shaw’s Centers; Pontareill. Duane, IMng- on all makes. L & M Equip­ suit your budget. Expedient ( 3) Race o f the SHORT GAIN — Auburn safetyman Jim Carter heads upfield after taking punt LAS VEGAS, Nev. (A P )— Jack Nicklaus shot a spec­ In AFL West Battle TD iced the verdict for the Pats wall. EDWARDS ment Corp., Route 88, Vernon. service. J. D. Realty, ($48-0139. Week Rt Bacics; Ryan, R. Roy, Doug Ding­ but is met head-on by M i d i ’s Jerry Daanen in Orange Bowl. (AP Photofax). tacular record round of 33-29— 62 for a 54-hole score of in the final period via a 20-yard wall, Steere, Banning, Anderson, 870-7600 Manchester Exchange 199 and a 12-foot putt that refused to drop in by an ( 8) aahars Open NEW YORK (A P )— Charged-up San Diego and am­ E A R L Y O S T Trudeau. Quires. DownmCT. Saaved- ANSWERING SERVlOf Sports Editor pass. —Enterprise 1940. iBusiness Opportunity 28 inch on the final hole cost him an even more fantastic Golf bitious Oakland collide in Sundajr’s ’top American Foot­ (80) Let’s Go to the College Football Roundup score. ------“ ball League attraction while a couple o f tattered ’titans— 84941509 875-2519 WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec­ LUNCHONETTE for lease or Winning Pair Races ializing in tree and shrub care. rent, small investment, good A lesser-known golfer, young into the lead and he added an ( 8) NFL. Ekat High, Kansas City and Buffalo—face survival tests. Notes from the Little Black Book Final Session Set Today Steve Spray of Cedar Rapids, excellent 67 Friday. He was At Oakland, the rugged R a i d ------and leave year message. Yooll hear from cor advertiser 643-8104. retuni. CaU Paul J. ciorrenO Combining the4r talents. lights era take on unbeaten San Diego who clicked on five passes fOr Attendance at Manchester High home football games In jig time witiioat spending all evening at the triephone. Agency, 643-6863, or 643-2125. Pro Wally Ochon and ama­ Iowa, missed by an inch on a playing just behind Nicklaus LIGHT TRUCKING, moving Backup Quarterback 40-foot putt on the 18th green and commented, “ I heard Nlck- SUNDAY in a Western Division summit 142 yards and a touchdown in have been disappointing. Only an estimated 350 students teur Sitan HlUnsM of tlie El­ and odd jobs, responsible, eve- p h il l ip S Petroleum Co. has a that would have given him a tie laus was just having a good 1:00 ( 3) NFL Today struggle. 'The Chargers, 5-0-1, last week’s 88-1 victory over with Student Activity Association (SAA) cards turned lington Ridge Country Club Teen-age Darlings AutoEWobllM For SoKo 4 nings. Also burning barrels, modern 3 bay service station ( 8) Yale Football lead the West by one-half game Denver. won the PiroJItelegate Invi­ with Nicklaus. lound, not a great one.’’ out on a perfect day weather-wise last Saturday to see delivered, $4. 644-1770. Higfallghte. Yale vs. over 6-1 Oakland. Kaneas City, which has lost THUNDERBUtD, 2-door, for lease. ExceUent opportu­ tational Golf Tournament All this happened Friday, and Goalby, who played with Big the Indians against Meriden’s Maloney High . . . Crowds, nity, paid training program. ; Sparks Texas Victory Gomell Elsewhere, Kansas City’s de- three of Its last four starts, HERALD green and white, gCK>d condl- SHARPE>nNG Service -Saws, Thursday at the Crestview today Nicklaus went into the fi- Jack and shot a fine 68, said, overall, have been off at both schHouston and New a year ago. more gold medals in the Pre-Olympics Friday night and Infonnatioii tras, CaU 649-0667. day 7:80-4. 643-7968. Wyoming and Indiana, a pair The 18-hole finale was sched- the lowest nine holes on the 7 o’clock. The session is open 48-14 victory over Philadelphia HAS AVAILABLE * . wide-open ■ football tmd way-out plained, has been a “ second uled for national television ex- 1967 PGA tour. The 62 equalled vs. Jets York, the current leader in the The Chiefs’ Len Dawson failed stand ready to pack in a few more as the trials enter of unbeaten, nationally-ranked to «dl.'. . .Happy to report the that kept the Cardinals tied with THE HERALD wiU not 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air sta- YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. publicity blurbs, became the home,” the triumph being posure via Sports Network, Inc. the course record set in 1964 by ( 8) Sports Special— East, puts a five-game unbeaten to throw a TD pass for the first powers, put six-game winning new lighting unit has been in- Cleveland for first place in the their final session today. disclose the Identity of tlon wagon, V-8, powergUde, Cellars, attics, yards and smaU i. Gallon Service Station University of Texas at El Paso one In a series, he has scor­ Indianapolis 600 string on the line against visit­ time this season and was inter­ Elgh^ swimming events, four 19 ,of Wayne, Pa., who won an 40,000 streaks on the line in tonight’s starting at 2 p.m. PDT. R.H. Sikes. any advertiser using box power steering and brakes, ex- trucking done A-1 right. CaU last winter. ed on the Bay State course. (SO) AFL—San Diego ing Boston. Miami hhs a bye. cepted three times in last stalled and Is operating In the Elastem Conference’s Century top games—both in the wild N.cklaus was 14 strokes under Nicklaus bagged two eagles men’s and four women’s, are earlier gold medal, finished be- letters. Readers answer­ ceUent condition. 649-0688. Tremano Trucking Service toll 2- Highway Location But brilliant Billy Stevens Hlllnshi is the current vs. Oakland Oakland, back home after a 3- gym at the Y. Patience has paid Division. “ It’s easy when you West. Ihe eighth-ranked Cow­ par for the Paradise Valley on the back nine. He.holed out week’s 24-19 loss to Houston. Bcheduled in toe finale and toe hind Mias Kolb’s 2 :31.2 clocking. ing blind box ads who made certain the footballs kept club champ at EUingim. ( 8) Gadabout Gad­ 1 Eastern trip, hopes to wrest The Oilers, whose upset vlcto- dividends. have a front line like this.” . . . United States is expected to add Miss Kolb, Miss Vidalli, Mias desire to protect their 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, white se- free, 742-9487. 3 Training boys visit Arizona State for Country Club’s, 7,089-yard, par an 85 - yard wedge shot — "I * , * In St. Louis’ six games. Hart flying this fall for the pass-hap­ dis the Western lead from the ry over Kansas City left them to its total of 11 gold medals in Barkman and Enile Daniel of Identity con follow thle dan* radio, good condition. $1,- WELDING — hardfaclng, pro- Western Athletic Confer^cfe 36-35—71 challenge. think it was the best wedge I has been thrown attempting to ACT TODAY! py Miners. He set an all-time Chargers behind the passing of one game off the Eastern pace 21 events already nm. Elkliw Park, Pa., then sped off procedure: 096. CaU 647-1828. duction, cast machinery repair tussle and the lOth-ranked Hoo- Spray was an even 200. ever hit — on the par-four 10th. Short Dribbles pass oiUy twice . . . Haft m collegiate record for career Four shots back of the leader On the par-five 17th he got his Daryle Lamonica and the power with a 3-2-1 record, can -virtually Debbie Meyer, toe 16-year-old with toe 400-meter medley relay etc. Bob’s Welding Service. siers are at Arizona in an inter- Encloee your rapl;ply to the KARMANN OHIA hardtop passing yardage and, after fir­ Ice Capades running of Clem Daniels. ellminate Buffalo from the race. Al Blanchl, rookie coach of stlU has veteran quarterbwk world 400-meter freestyle record medal in 4:89.1. CALL or WRITE sectional scrap. was a solid threat. Bob Goalby, second eagle three in two days, High Booters box In an euveiifelope — Looks CaU 649-7678. ing six touchdown passes a Lamonica fired four touch- the Seattle SuperSonlcs, has es- Charley Jolmson, i w in the with gasoline heater. Elsewhere under the lights, and young Terry Dill was in 4th A No. 4 iron dropped 12 feet The BUls, beaten by the Oilers holder from Sacramento, Calif., With Don Schollander wito- addressed to thele Claosl- P.O. Box 71, East Hartford week ago, was zeroing in on an­ at 205. from the pin and he holed out. down passes as the Raiders 20-3 in an early-sehson meeting' tabUshed a fine of $1 per minute ^*''7 ’ led a U.S. sweep in that event drawing after qualifying for toe fled Manager, Manchester good, runs good, $876. Call 048- r o o f ING, renovating, light Texas entertains Rice in a piv­ Family Show 0418. 668-3400 other NCAA mark when a virus swamped Boston 48-14 last at Buffalo, were idle last week, for each mtoute a team member Friday night for her second vie- 400-meter freestyle won by Mex- Evening Herald, together hauling, rubbllsh removal, otal Southwest Conference The show Friday belonged to Arnold Palmer, who virtually T op Weaver grounded him for Friday night's week. Daniels picked up 42 Houston defenders have Inter­ tory in toe games. She beat Pat- ico’s Guillermo Echeverrla, with a memo hstlng the | driveways sealed, gutter work, game, Texas Tech visits South­ Nicklaus. But Spray, a pro only blew himself out of the thing 1967 VOLVO — 4-door, 122 8. Evenings Call Jeff Keith .gam e against New Mexico. yards on the groimd against the cepted nine passes in tiie OUers* ty Caretto, 16, of Whittier, Carl Roble of Philadelphia gave companies you do NOT reasonable rates. 640-6822 or ern Methodist, Kansas State At G>liseum since March 1935, met an acid with an opening 76, had his sec- priced to seU. Call 648-9780 af­ 647-9646 In Finale, 6-4 Patriots, bringing his career last two games. The Oilers’ at- Calif., and Linda Gustavson of toe U.S. men their only victory want to see your letter. 742-0862. So, back-up quarterback plays Arkansas at Little Rock, test. His 64 Thursday put him ond straight 68 and stood at 212. was to toe fimd? You gu^ed- disagrees sUghUy . . . Tour letter wlU be de- ] ter 6 p.m. One of ■the basic rules facing ruetiing yardage to 4,918—^just tack. Ineffective thus far, re- Santa Clara, Calif., In 4:46.1, of toe day In toe 200-meter but- Brooks Dawson stepped in—and Mississippi State is at Florida Coach Blanchl for artvlng 16 xg^nietimes I’ll get a little rls- strayed If the advertleer the production staff of Ice Ca­ Getting single goals from six four yards short of .San Diego’s ceived a lift Friday when veter- well off her 4:29 record. terfly. He finished a length 1966 CORVAIR — 4-door sedan, AMERICAN OIL CO. — has threw another half-dozen TD State, Georgia Tech at Tulane mlnutes late to a workout. Al s w and go for toe bomb too Is one you’ve mentioned. pades each season is: “Produce players, Manchester High’s soc­ Paul Lowe, the all-time leader, an receivers Lionel Taylor and Claudia Kolb, a 17-year-old ahead of Sergio Knov of Russia standard shift, good condition. Houstihold SanricM available for lease Mgh volume strikes as the IDners obliterated and Maryland at South Caro­ description of his young club says, "and CSiarley If not It will be handled each segment of the show so Lowe, reactivated Friday by Glenn Bass were added to the from Sacramento who owns toe in 2:10.9 for his second gold CaU 640-9068 after 6 p.m. Offtiiwd 13-A location with good neigh­ the Lobos 75-12. lina. cer team ended regular season Is a classic. “ This team Is so ^nd say ’Cool In the usual mannsr. that it appeals to every member the Chargers after missing five active roster, world record In toe 200-meter medal. borhood potential, located In Hie Texas-El Paso aerial cir­ Southern California’s No. 1- action yesterday afternoon with aggressive we might foul out jj.,. >. the family.” The second basic games because of a pulled leg The Jets, 4-1-1 after drubbing 'individual medley, captured Schollander, who won three MERCEDES — 1964, 109D, REWEAVINO OF burns, moth Vernon. We are seeking on cus at Albuquerque, N.M., over­ ranked Trojans went after their In warmups.” . . .New Laker « * * red, very clean, diesel engine. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ rule: “Iniclude enough variety a come-lrom-behind, hard- muscle, may see spot duty Miami 33-14 last Sunday, will that event in another U.S. earlier medals, only partlcl- aggressive sales minded Indi­ shadowed the KQami, Fla., Hur­ seventh straight victory this Coach BUI Van Breda Kolff, late _ _ i l wrr- • Lost and Found 1 to pioase all age groupa.” fought 6-4 decision over Weav­ against the ReUders. His re- unleash a versatile offense led sweep. Lynn Vidalli, 17, of San- paled in toe qualifying round of Call 289-8288. dow shades made to measure, vidual with some mechanloal ricanes’ 7-0 triumph over Au­ afternoon against Oregon. No. 2 er High in Hartford. of toe Ivy League Is, as expect- One Tnoughts Winning aJl sizes Venetian bUnds. Key/ The colorful, dramatic and placement, rookie Dick Post, is by hot paisser Joe Namath ta Clara, and Jane Barkman, toe 400 for toe exercise. LOST — large yeUow and white 1904 aptitude. FlnaiKing and paid burn in a defensive struggle un­ UCLA had the weekend off but The Red and White, awaiting ed of a former Princeton stu- Green Bay went with Elijah FORD Falrlane sports made while you wait. Tape re­ varied acts and productions in the league’s fifth leading against the Patriots, 2-4-1, cat vicinity Grandview St. training for qualified ap­ der the lights at the Orange the rest of The Associated tournament play next week, dent, very articijlate. In addl- Pitts and Jim Qrabowskl at coupe, V-8, automatic trans­ corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 the surprisingly different 28th groundgainer. whose vaunted defense col- Reward. (Jail 643-1606 after 6 plicant. CaU Mr. Sheehan, 668- c Bowl. tion BiU has a keen sense of running back for all but the mission, radio, white waUs, Press’ Top Ten were busy. edition o f Ice Capades, which wound up the campaign with a Lamonica’s lapsed in the one-sided loss to Main St. 640-6221. Defensive end PhU Smith Hewritt Dixon, humor. There’s a story, making last few minutes In toe 48-21 p.m. power steering, bucket seats, 6683. Third-ranked Colorado played opens at the EJastem States 9-3 record, oomdng on strong favorite target and the top AFL Oakland, picked ott an Aubirni pitchout in host to Oklahoma State, No. 4 toe rounds, probably apocrypal, victory at New York Sunday extra clean, low mUeage, pri­ Coliseum, West Springfield, after losing- the first two starts. receiver with 31 catches, re- Namath is working 00 a string LOST — large yellow emd white the third quarter and raced 35 to toe effect that Van Breda after previously alternating’ vate owner. $1,896. 648-7797 af­ Building— Tennessee is at home against Nov. 22 is proof itliet tlie stuff High-scoring Ron Conyers turns to the Oakland lineup aft- of 12 straight completions — male cat, declawed, vicinity Schools and C k m o i 33 yards for the game’s only touch­ Kolff In his attempt to stimulate Pitts, Grabowskl, Donny Ander- ter 6. LSU, No. 5 North Carolina State has adhered to these basic booted his 14th goal and single er sitting out last Sunday’s three short of the record set by Barry Rd. 640-8377. Reward. Contracting 14 down as the Hurricanes won toe very mild mannered 7-footer and Ben Wilson . . . Was at Duke, No. 6 Georgia at Ken­ tenets fiom start to finish. The tallies were recorded by Bob game with a bruised shoulder. KC’s Dawson earlier this sea- ATTENTION sportsmen their fourth straight after two LOST — Multi-colored kitten in CARPENTRY — concrete steps. ABLE AMBITIOUS MEN tucky, No. 7 Purdue at Iowa and production department added Herdic, Lou Cherrone, Bruce The Chargers -will match the son. Hard-running Emerson Mel Counts, told him, “ Mel, I’m there a r e ^ ? . . . -T stopped Volvo station wagon, model losses at the start of the season. vicinity of Vernon Circle. Re­ floors, hatchways, remodeling, New England Tractor Trail­ No. 9 Houston at Mississippi. new staging innovations to the Hust, Ed Kowal and Tony Ku- Lamondca-Dixon combination Boozer, the league’s top scorer going to get you so mad you’re to develop ^ 446, extra large caparity, ex- Auburn, also 4-2, drove to the A national television audience ustk. Weaver was led by Skip ward. Call 872-0429. porches, garages, closets, ceU- er Training School approved ice extravaganza last season, with quarterback John Hadl and with 12 touchdowns, comple- K to tike a punch at me and. ^ oeUeitt condition. 640-6494. Ings, attics finished, rec rooms, T by the Connecticut State De­ Miami six-yard line in the sec­ saw twice-beaten Notre Dame wl'th the first use of the "Magdc F’razler who booted the ball Into taTll probabUlty you’ll miss.” ,^ t w ln ^ ,” sald^ach < 0 ace receiver Lance Alworth, ments Namath’s passing game. FOUND — YeUow canary. Own­ formica, ceramic. Other relat­ partment of Education, QI ond quarter before the Hurri­ take on Michigan State, a three­ Screen” process In any ice the Manchester nets three .Ten-second intei^ew with ^ er may claim by identifying. station wagon. ed work. No Job too smaU. Dan Approved. We train on all canes held. It was the Tigers’ time loser, at South Bend, Ind., show. This season they have times. ^ ^ a ti’s new coach, Ed ^ 1968 COMET W. G. Glenney Co., 836 No. CaU 648-1667. Moran, BuUder. Evenings 649- types of transmissions, 40* only deep penetration in the in a battle of fallen giants. enlarged the pant the screen The locals tallied twice In Who’s 'Levinsky? Jucker: ‘^ a c h in g here Is no ooittbined. Gmbowskl and Main St. 8880. boxes and tank trailers. plays in the production to al­ each of the first three periods different from coaching in col- ^ and then played defensive play Placement assistance upon most twice as much as last lege. The players are men and touchdowns and overall the 1966 CHEVROLET, 2-door, 288, HOMES, OARAGES, porches, lingo After All-Time Record In the final canto against a stub­ Oilers Anxious to Know LOST — kitten with lame front graduation. Budget plan yOar and have really come up you have to treat them like men. packers rushed for 249 .. . 4-barrel, 8 speed, $400. 648-7682. •’•o rooms, room additions, avaUable. Full or part-time born Weaver squad. paw, vicinity Holl St. 648-0420. ______Utchens, roofing, siding, gen- with a startling number. This HOUSTON (AP) — A game ”I don’t know who he is,” They are all eager to learn more otyneu run weU everything training. Excellent Income process allows an intermingling Weaver scored on the opening 1061 PLYMOUTH, 6 cylinder, eral repair work. Ftnanclng called “ Who’s Bryan Levin- Lemm said, "and if he has an and they all want to win.”. . . goes right,” said Lombardi . .. LOST — orange change purse, m the trucking Industry. of live performers ■with per­ kickoff but Herdic knotted the automatic, good condition, new avaUable. No down payment, Consecutive Game Streak sky?” was played Friday by the Oiler playbook I’d like to know Cazzle Russell, toe former Mich- jjjg 15 carries were toe third containing coUectlon money, For Information call Hart­ formers on film to erthance the count shortly alter and it was tires. 648-8864. Economy BuUdsrs, Ino. 648- Houston Oilers. how he got it.” igan AU-American, who U play- highest for Pitts in his career 1 vicinity Swiss Laundry Rock­ ford 247-1868 anytime. “WUd, Wild, Wild West” pio- some fine ball handling and ------6169. “ Never heard of him,” said McIntyre said Levinsky told ing forward for toe New York and he said: ”I liked it. It helps ville. Reward. Call 640-8228. Of ^Skins’ Huff Threatened ductlon. teamplay the rest of the way, Oiler General Manager Don him he was reporting to the Oil­ one of Manchester’s most cher­ Knickerbockers this season your timing when you stay In I960 VOLKSWAGEN, good con- QUALITY (Jaipentry—Rooms, Defensive tackle Spain Mus- Sam’s streak goes back to the The younger generation, the Klosterman. ers Wednesday morning. He said says: “ We’ve got some terrific there. I tWnk that’s why we ditlon, $260. 649-9798. dormers, porches, basements, HeIpWemted—' grove of the Washington Red­ very first game of the 1956 sea­ “ teen” set, has its own special ished wins. "Beats m e” , said K. S. (Bud) Levinsky told him he had a no material this year and I want moved so well in the second CaiUOK CARSON refinlshed, cabinets, built-ins, Fomolo 35 skins is 6-4, weighs 275 and is a son, when he joined ffe New production in the opemng num­ Adams who owns the Oilers. cut Oiler contract that allowed STEVE CARTER AnnowicMiiMin 2 Mancheater <«) (4) Weaver to gat some of that playoff mon- half. We’re coming now — you 1901 FALCON station wagon, 4- formica, aluminum, vinyl. young, resilient 21. York Giants as a rookie from ber, “ Follow Me” , which has ” I never heard of him either,” him to join the Oilers at any . u 1 1.111 a, a i^ iiiu ..., .iiv*^ TO learn simple engrav- Ware ...... G ...... Greaves ey so that I can buy two watch and see.” RLEX7IROLUX vacuum clean­ door, good tires, plus snow steel, ceramo elding William . _ ^ Aik The Redskins’ middle line­ a fast “ a-go-go” pace and sets said Oiler Coach Wally Lemm. time. ing, no experience needed. Ap­ West Virgima. He played every M Kowal ...... HB ... Furman yachts.” "Two yachts?”asked a * * * Schoolboys Active Today ers, sales and lervice, bonded tires, automatic transmission, Robbins Carpentry Service. backer, Sam Huff, is 6-1, weighs game for New York between the tempo of the show. BoU ...... 1.B ZeldlS There is a Bryan Levinsky. He Levinsky wasn’t among the ply in person Stygar Gage Co. Kuusik .. RH Richardson bewUdered listener. “Yeah,” e. » » - ^ representative. Alfred Araell, $800. 644-1686. 649-8446. 280 and turned 33 about a month “ Ritual of the Waters” gave FINGERTIP CONTROL—Leaping high for a re­ plays for the Shreveport Tro­ Oilers Wednesday, Thursday or 1446 Tolland Tpke. Manchester.. then and his trade to Washing­ Baglen ...... OH ... Rudndek Cazzie replied, ’’Then I could End of the Line Gridiron activity today finds East Catholic, introducing a 647-1719 or 648-4918. ago. the costume and scenic design­ bound, Charlie Vaughn of Pittsburgh shows finger Biiannick ...... LH .. Simmons jans of the semipro Southern Friday. _ 1969 (3HBVROLET — r u n n ^ ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga^ ton in the spring o f 1964. Hust ...... OR ... Drakes sell one to pay for toe dtoer Suggestion Department; Road the Manchester High Indians number of changes in the line­ Last Sunday, they collided at ers an opportunity to let their League. He is a receiver who McIntyre said Levinsky told condition, very reasonable. ^ rooms, bathrooms He’s since gone through 48 control as he brings ball dovm and away from Willie Cone ...... IR Hall one.” Race officials—from the spon­ motoring to Rockville High for up, traveis to Penney High in top speed while chasing quar­ imaginations run wild for this Cherrone ...... O . .1...... Cato caught 66 passes in 10 games him he played quarterback at 3 Call 649-9898. ***' utohens remodeled, ce­ consecutive games with the Murrell of Denver in ABA play. (AP Photofax). Henlic ...... II. ... rvazler a « a soring ToU Cedars—and Man­ the first encounter between the East Hartfbrd for a 2 o’clock PorsoiMdt DRY CLEANING terback Roman Gabriel of the exotic number. Plante ...... OL . Williams for 1,212 yards and 12 touch­ Villanova. His home town is list­ chester High offficials should ment work, cellar floors, pat­ Redskins. two schools in 16 years. The kickoff. The Ekigles are flying LOOKING for someone travel­ 1969 FORD, 9 passenger Coun­ Los Angeles Rams. In jeopardy ’The problem of a children’s downs. ed as 'Valley Forge, Pa. Punts ’n Passes get together and alter, if pos- ois, roofing. Call Lroo Oela- (Joimter (Jlerk, FuU-Time Right now. Huff’s streak is Goals: Herdic, Cherrone, Hust, Rams will await the Indians high after a week’s rest and ing to WUllmanttc daily to car­ try Squire, running condiUon, is Huffs’ streak of having number is ideally solved with Kowal, Conyers, Kuusik, Frazier 3, Bill McIntyre of the Shreve­ Maybe the answer will come zynskl. Builder. 649-4291. Steady Work “Jlm is making remarkable stole, the stSiediUe start of with open arms, as they are hard work. bring own battery, $86. 648- played in 150 consecutive regu­ the second longest among ac­ the production of “ Sugar ’n Cato. port Times quoted Levinsky in when Levinsky shows up for the ry small package of dental progress,” says St. Louis (Joach their events ’niankagivlng Starters will include Steve 6584 after 4. lar season games in the Na­ tive- players in the NFL. Cen- Spice” . This is a most descrip­ Subs: Mian. — Ounmlngs, Walsh, his column this week as laying Trojans game against the Con­ hoping to keep their winning goods. 529-8241. NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON - APPLY tional Football League, plus one tOT^Jim Ringo of Philadelphia tive title for an original musi­ Battle of Unbeaten, Jenkins, 'Conyers, MaciL.ean, Han- Charlie Wlraier of young morning. Both the race and the streak going. Game tiime is Carter with East and Oiuck Remodeling, repairing, addi­ nina. Smith, Becker, Odell, London, the Oilers "looked me over more federates. RIDE WANTED to Aircraft, CHEVROLET, 2-door se- conference playoff game, plus cal fantasy. It has a touch of quarterback Jim Hart, who has football game — Manchester 1:30. (Joraon with Manchester High. tions, rec rooms, garages, 777 MAIN ST. has played in 174 consecutive O’lfeill, Shoff. B ^ l , Wallenberg. than any player they’ve seen Oiler (^ cia ls didn’t say wheth­ WUlow St. entrance from ® cylinder, automatic . six league championship games. games now and is aiming at “ Aladdin and hds Lamp” , al­ Manchester ...... 2 2 2 0 passed tor eight touchdowns In High vs. Windham High at Me- porches and roofing. No job Weaver ...... ■...... 1 2 1 0 this year. I’ve had the Oiler er or nqt they will have their vicinity Woodland and Broad excellent condition. Best offer. ’’No, it isn’t,’’ says Huff. “ I breaking the all-time record of though the lamp is replaced by Bie last four games while lead- mortal Field—are slated to get too smaU. CaU 049-8144. One Hour Martinizing playbook for several months, so real scouts take a look at the ing the Cardinals up to Monday underway at 10::30. If this goes St.. 7-8:80 shift. 649-7067. 648-9121. intend to play Sunday In Balti­ 180 in his 13th game this sea­ a tin can. Celts and 76ers I’m familiar with the offense.” mystery man In action. 2 more, even though I thought I son against Dallas at the Cot­ night’s nationaUy televised through, one Is bound to hurt RIDE WANTED to Oonriltutton i»62 PONTIAC Tempest, w a^n, » ^ ^ N G - rem ^ elh ^ w r- Schoendienst Signs housewUes, . had broken my leg when we ton Bowl on Dec. 10. One of i ^ e m T - n e w YORK (A P )-T h e Boston Celtics, w ho. have game against the Green Bay the other In both attendance automatlc, radio, heater $400. pentry of all kinds, smaU jobs WAITRESSES Plasa Hartford, from Vernon CaU Tom Corbitt, high school girls, fuU or part- hit. There’s no fracture, the Huff’s old teammates with the duction starring^ the fabulous* vow6d to regain the National Basketball Association Packers . . . "You hope you and receipts . . . Thompson CaU 649-2060 after 6. serviced. St. Must arrive 9-9:15, leave time, experience not neces­ ankle is swollen and black and Giants—Dick Modzelewski—set world champion Jelineks, Otto championship, get their first crack of the season tonight Los Angeles Denies Report never get in a spot where your Speedway will feature a 50-lap 648-0086, quarterback has to get his ex- stock car race Sunday, alter- To Run Cards Again 6 p.m. 1960 RAlffiL^ American, 2- sary. Apply in person on­ blue. But I’ve already thrown the record of 180 last season and Maria, who take the against the Philadelphia 76ers, the team that ended their Thursday, Friday, Saturday, the crutches away. By Sunday perlence in games,” Winner noon. First heat gets the green door standard, good condition, ly. Howard Johnson Restau­ while with Cleveland, and .then audience for a fun tour of the yg^r reign as NBA kings in the championship than as a manager,” Schoen­ Call 649-0664. Roofing and I’ll be all right.’ ’ United States, in their newly ROCKETTES — Ann Sherry Alston A ll D one as M anager continues, “ but we’ve had to do flog at 2:30. ST. LOUIS (AP) — The low mileage, one owner, $166. rant, 804 Tolland Tpke. retired. April. dienst quipped as the new con­ won Camaro, visiting New 132,'’ Esther Wells 138, Stella ■ DARRTOWN, Ohio (AP) — “ I current manager of the San team to beat in the 1968 DO YOU have right hand side CaU 648-0601 between 7-0:80 Chimnoys 16-A home-court victory over Chica­ tract was announced by club York, Chicago, The Wild West, Both the Celtics and 76ers won Kelly 125, Pat Oofiell 127. don’t know anything about it,’’ Juan Senators In the Puerto Rl- major league baseball race ? of Tlger-rama $1,000 ticket? p.m. go. Clnclimati won on the road president and owner August R(X)FINO - Specialising re- and San Frandsco. It is in this Friday night and go into to­ Walter Alston said at his home can Winter League, would leave WUl split. Call 648-6087. over San Diego 116-113 and San The St. Louis Giardinals, Busch Jr. 1066 FORD custom O-depr, pairing roots of all kinds, new 8 segment that the magic screen night’s battle al Boston unbeat­ GARDEN GROVE — Doris here. ^ for Los Angeles this weekend Francisco downed Baltimore Kings to Alternate Goalies says the man who sruided But maybe the biggest sur­ standard transmission, floor roofs, gutter work, chimneys is seen. en. The Celtics routed the De­ Prentice 128 —360, Fran Cran­ The veteran manager of the and that “ We’re all waiting for RAISE $60 for your Church or 124-111 at Oakland, Calif., in them -to the World Series prise was that the contract was shift, radio, exceUent condi­ MANCHESTEIl There is no doubt that Ice troit Pistons on the road 128-109 dall 144 —368, Clara Trueman Los Angeles Dodgers was com- the bto thing to happen.” group with Hairiness Napkins. other NBA games. title as manafirer. just a one-year affair. Some had tion, 91.600. 640-6767 after 6. experience. Ftee estimates. Capades is America’s No. 1 for their fourth in a row. The 149 —367, Jean Beauregard 132 menting on the story In the San Alston, who will be on Dec. In Pair of Weekend Games 6 ctriorful designs with wonder- (Jonneottcut, wtill In the, American Basketball 66 The pronouncement came Fri­ expected a longer term for the (3aU Howley 648-6861, 644- Ma^hester, family show, and that this 76ers, playing at home, made it —343. Juan, Puerto Rico, Star that he 1, has managed the Dodgers for back to back schedule with their ^ hold a pubUc hearing on Mon- STORTSIWEirS ASSOCIATION Association, Pittsburgh, playing Coach Johnny Rfllstm of the day as the Cardinals announced man wtv> was named National each sril twenty 60 cento pack- I960 FO RD O ouuuc a i ^ 600, very year’s edition is by far five straight with an easy 132- would step down as manager 14 seasons and'^led them to six Eastern Division rivals. Howie ____ '______:______day evening, November 6, 1967 • MERROW ROAD — NORTH COVENTRY at home, whipped Denver 91-77; Springfield Kings just doesn’t Red Schoendienst had been League Manager of the Year for clean, exceUent nmning oondi- the g;reatest and newest type of 118 victory over Seattle, HOWAT a MOSHER —Mltch- within a week and be replaced National League pennants and Menard and Doug Robinson, ages. Keep 960 for yoiu* treas­ at 8:00 pm . In the Hearing Indiana beat Oakland 119-105 at signed to a new contract to 1967. tton. CaU 049-4160. ’ ; production ever seen anywhere. Los Angeles scored a 126-117 ie Evans 133, Sue Toscano 130. seem to believe In secrets as he team leaders In scoring, have ury, send me $60. Send for de­ Room of the Municipal ButtcUng San Jose, Calif., and New Or­ by Pi^ston Gomes, third base four world championships. Last manage the Redbirds. Esti­ ” I didn’t say I was disap­ MIBlnory, today announced that George looked very Impressive in prac­ tails, Free Sample. Anna 19 on the following subdivisions; leans edged Dallas 101-97 at coach of the Dodgers. season, however, the Dodgers mates of the salary were In Uie pointed,’ Schoendienst told DrossmaMng HAS OPENED THEIR MERCHANTS — Dave Cone Wood would be In Gk>al against tice with Robinson anxious to Wade, Dept. 886DW2, Lynch­ __ “ Subdivisions o f Property - Memphis, Tenn. Gomes, in Puerto Rico, also finished eighth after winning the $45,000 range, considered a sub­ newsmen. ”I’d Uke to have a 136 —388, Ron Fletcher 137, said he knew nothing about it. 1966 NL pennant. the Baltimore CUnpers Satur­ turn on the red light a couple burg, Va. 24606. Auto Accouoriof- ALTERATIONS on aU clothing, of Eli and Pauline DanUmw A seven-point burst, five by stantial boost over his 1967 pact. two-year, five-year contract. Charles Ecabert 139 —379, Joe day night, and that Jacques Car­ of times against his old team­ TIras 6 zippers repaired, etc. Reason­ Manchester, Cona., Oct. S, Tom Sanders, broke a 23-23 tie “ It’s news to me,’’ he declared. Gomes managed Spokane In "I made more money playing Who wouldn’t? SKEET FIELD FOR THE SEASON Plcaut, 364, HEirris Bemis 366, “ It’s the first time I heard the Pacific (Toast League and on would be on guard Sunday mates. Last year with Balti­ able prices. Call 648-0741. 1967 iScale l"-50' Sutetaa- in the first period and put Bos­ “ It’s one of those things,” he Aiitomobllos For Solo 4 THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Bill Rectenwald 143, John Nar- night against the Hersbey Bears more, Doug scored 39 goals for TWO mow tires with rims, 760- tia lly ooraect—F . B . TfaraU, ' ., starting lime Sunday—10 A.M. ton ahead to stay. John Havll- about It.” Richmond in the Inteniatlonal remarked. "That’s their ptHicy. OFF RTF 193 - THOMPSON. CONN. FREE PARKING etto 142. Arthur “Red” Patterson, vice League before being naiw^.^ at tile Eastern States OUiseum. TeriY Reardon and the Clippers. NEED CAR? (jredif very bad? good condition, $26. CaU aurveyor” cek topped the Celtics with 22 I’U just have to go along with It Hershey on Sunday night will Twin Sellout Bankrupt, repossesslonT Hon­ 649-0261. Moving—in g — Traeklwg- “Flital Plan of Siibdtvlaloo Every Simday Thereafter Until Further Notice **1IA8CAR** i>olnts. Dave DeBusschere got president of the Dodgers, said Dodger coach by Alston in 1966. In niairing the announcement and win again.” PARKADE DUSTY — Herb he knew nothing about a n y ------present the typical Mather- NEW YORK (AP) — For est Douglas accepts lowest 20 prepared tor Rokukl J. Bez- 26 for Detroit. early, Wilson indicated that by Stoi MODIFIBII- Clarke 202—581, Ernie Whipple changes and that Alston will be coached club, one which Is big tbe first time tUa eeasoit down, smaUest payments any­ aini et al Mandieater, Conn. , Beginners, Novices and Skilled Shooters Hal Greer, with 26 points, had doing this each man can pre­ MANCHESTER DeUvery—Ught 9P O R T 8M A 1I 201, Bill Quackenbush 204, Bill going to Mexico (Tlty for the ma- Ixiardl Shifted and strong and which can beat both the N«w York foottiall Pftttenon where. Not smaU loan finance —John J. Mbzaochi ft Aa- Invited To Use Our Fadlities another hot shooting night to pare himself mentaUy for his trucking and package deUvery. Nichols 211, Rolamd Smith 213- you offensively or defensively CUante the Xesr York company plan. Douglas Motors, socioites, CHvll BhiKineera, lead Philadelphia over Seattle. jor-minor league meetings there WORCEISTER,-Mass. (AP) — task and consequently should LOS ANGELES (AP) — They Refrigerators, washers and 206 —666, Walt Yaworskl 222 — on any given night. Goal keep­ Jets will play at home Sun­ 346 Main. MobBo Homos 6>A Glastonbury, Ooim. A-67- r Turkey Shoot This Sunday He now has scored 138 points in Nov. 28. Holy Cross will switch its lead- come up with a better game. couldn’t decide anything in 10 stove moving specialty. Fold­ 661. Walter O’Malley, president of Ing scorer and second leading er Andy Gill seems to have tak­ day. Capacity turnouts of 69-S—Scaale l''-50’ 10-3- Free Instructioas For Beginners 'REirHEIIR/R^II^ S the l8Lst four games. Big Wilt He pointed out that both men rounds; so they agreed to go 12. 1961 PONTIAC (JataUna, power I960 VICOUNT 10x46', 2 bed- ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. the Dodgers, and Bussle Bavasl, ground - gainer to defense for are seasoned veterans and keep­ en up where he left off last more than 60,000 are ex­ 67” (Horveat HiU). Refreshments Available Chamberlain got 16 points for That's about aU that’a steering, power brakes, excel­ rooms, fumiriied, exceUent )^imOO-LAP Classic I EARLY BIRDS— Eldna C3u*is- general manager, were not Saturday’s game with Buffalo, ing the Ud on the lineups until year and figures to be right up pected for each game. AU interested persona may the 76ers, although he was Itept changed since Jerry ()uarry and lent nmning condition, no rea­ ooodlUon, asking $2,260. 668- tensen 140-145-404, Sophie Ma­ available for comment, O’Mai- Dick Olardl will be' replac^ Just before game time was not at the top for any All-Star The Giants play deve- Painring— Poporing 21 attend. - Diiections: Take 44A to Agricultural Experimental out most of the game. Bob Rule Floyd Patterson fought to a sonable offer refused. 649-8069. 8294. Planning ft SECOND topped Seattle with 18. rino 138, Joan CoU>y 128. ley is on a hunting trip in Afrl- at his offensive sIo$ by Ralph part of his system. In regard awards. laiid at Yankee atadhun in draw last June 9 in 10 rounds. ca, and Bavasl is on vacation. . Lilore. Tickets for both games are INSIDE-outslde p a ln t^ . Spe­ Zoning (Jominiarion Station in North Coventry, turn north on North l-LAPr I to the other pooitiona no chang­ a National Football League Today's 12-round matinee bat­ 1962 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- TRAVEL TRAILER -- home QUALIFYINC on sale at the Kings box office cial rates for pMple over 66. M. Adler Dobkln, River Road and follow signs to Manchester Sports­ FEATURE I FLAVORETTE8— Brlta Wed- The San Juan Star story, by The move was made because es are contemplated unless game. The Jets play Boston tle, scheduled for national tele- door sedan many extras, one made, ideal for hunting or ROUND daily from 11 thru 6:30 p.m. CaU my competitors then caU (Jbaitman man’s Association Skeet FM d. EVENT 2c30 P.M. I Stanford began playing foot­ erstrom 128, Shirley Wilson 132- baseball writer Tito Stevens, of an Injury to Rover-back Bob something should happen at the at Shea Stadinm la an Am­ vUdon, means everything to the owner, Inunaculote, expeUent fishing camp or (rfflee, $500. said that the 44-year-old Odmes, Penny. with plenty of good seats avail­ erican Football L e a g u e me. Elstiihates given. 649-7868, CUarence W. WeW, ball in the spring of 1802. 369. last minute. winner and very Uttle for the mechanical condition, $996. May be seen HlUcrest Rd., able for the weekend double- gnme^ 875-8401. Secretary The club worited hard aU week loser. RockvlUe, 878-8290. Bolton. 743-8736. and Is looking forward to the header. 7 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 fk d E TW E LV E Arrietos For Sote 45 Housohold OoodiJ5I ApnrtmiiHi riuu THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW B Y SHORTEN an d WHIPPLE Apentmont BnlMingt Hooset For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban ForSole 75 3ft b e d r o o m SET; curtatae: rug: Events in ' IM p DARK RICH, stone free loam. Tmimwiiti ft3 For Sola ft9 chairs; vacuum cleaner; tent; JUOT LISTED — 6 room Ranch ELEVEN roomk, 4 room apart­ SEVEN ROOM SpUt with 2-car GLASTONBURY — Custom SOUTH WINDSOR — S-bedroom BXPBRIBNCBD mechanic for W hen jerkimer 6cjuired mis missus GUESS yJHO HOGGED 'EM FOR Cape, large living room with $15- Gravel fill, stone, sand cots; step ladder. Call 649- ir a l^ V B otistomera waiting MANCHESTER - investment wall to wall cafpetlng, com­ ment, exceUent condition, wall garage, on a tree lined seclud­ ^replaced' Ranch, 2-car gar­ service station, part-time or TO THE game — ■rMREE HOURS STRAIGHT- patio and pool sand and ma for tee rratal of your apart- property, completely furnished plete aluminum siding, parquet to waU carpet, attractive barn, ed street in one of'Manches­ age, wooded acre lot with pan­ flreiUace, 1% baths, assum­ W orld 7664.' ______CLASSIFIED f6n-tlme days, siie Dick Orlna- nure. 648-9504. ______m m t or h ^ e . JJ>. Real Es- rooming house, rooms plus floor In dining area, tireplace, 850’ frontage, $24,900. Hutchins ter’s most desirable areas. oramic view. Leonard Agency, able mortgage. H.M. Frechette vlcht Dick’s SheU Service, 653 VeXJ BRIMG bim cx:u lAr s ?| LEMMEE SEE IS THAT HBPPLEWHITB C h ^ closet, tate. 648-6129. apartinent, fample parking, ex- extra cabinets in Mtchen, spilt Agency, Realtors, 640-6324. Loads of cabinets, first floor Realtors, 046-0469. Realty, 647-9998. Typhoon KUU 17 Men Center St . 12EAL TOOTTBALL FANS DON’T iM RYsriNCRr’/l'? I THOUGHT SO f |30. Cannon ball fireplace set, ceueni conaiuon inside and raU fence on 90x106 lot, land­ family room, formal dining MANHATTAN duckpln bowling NEWER luxurious 4 room du­ MANCHESTER — Ideal home COLUMBIA and Lebanon Coun­ ■VERNON — new 8 room TOKYO, Japan—-Typhoon Di­ E THOSE THINGS ' fOU a n d THERE'S 8LPPUGLVCH artUque. $18. Caster set, $16. out. Could Show 20% return on scaping plus. One car garage, room, jalousled r4ar porch and ADVERTISING ■balls, $16. Call 649-0261. plex, - available November l. for the family who needs lots try living at Its best. Two new Ranch, raised hearth' fire­ nah’s rains and 85-mllc-an-hour l o o r l i r e a b l o o m in ' s.,FA PlN G B A C R ! And other Items. 649-1912. invested capital. Shown by ap­ patio and assumable mortgage lovely patio. Beautifully land­ Fine residential area, $146 of bedroom and storage space. . 8-bedroom Gold Medallion place, 1% baths, formal din­ winds brought a Umdzlide crash­ pointment only. Call R. F. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, scaped private lot. Circa 1960 CLARIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS The TOURIST.' a p a r t m e n t montidy. CUl Paul W. Dou- This immaculate home has 4 Ranches just completed. Two ing room, level lot, $19,500. ing down on the temporal^ size electric Dlmock Co., 649-5246. 640-2818. — modern, yet matiure, with Building Moterieds 47 stove; refrigerator; hospital GAN, Realtor, 640-46S6. bedrooms, sewing room, fam­ more ready soon. Built es- Meyer Agency, 643-0609. i quarters of 23 oonstruotioh 8 AJtL to S P.M. N / all the amenities. Spend .W bed and crib. Call 649-0570. Manchester '' Uy room, den, formal dining ' peciaUy for the young couple workers today, kUlinc 17 dif Hartford Courant HARDWOOD plywoods, veneers GRISWOLD ST. —40 —8 rooms, Tbanksgi'Ving in this truly fine VERNON — 6 acres surround CLIFFWOOD room, family size Mtchen. Tip just getting started. Large lota them and leaving six missing. ; and associated items for wood­ heat, hot water, refrigerator, Busliiiass Proporty home. Belfiore Agency, 643- this immaculate executive 62’ fX)PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. New Ranch, 1% baths, garage, top condition for years of main­ qlth garden area and trees. The landslide In the Mle dis­ New Ehiffland's fastest working hobbyist and crafts­ stove, air-conditioned and 5121. Ranch. Plush carpeting 5 PJ«. DAY BEFORE PCBUOATION GAS ROOM heater, excellent For Salt 70 fireplace, wooded \ acre lot. tenance free Uvlng. Bowers More water than you can use trict brought the storm’s toll tb growing newspaper has the men. Wood Product Special­ parking, 247-4046, 1-633-7402. throughout, brand new kitchen ties, 80 Bartholomew Ave.. condition, 649-1948. 461 MAIN ST. — for sale or Choose your decorationa, fix­ school. Only $18,600. Wolver­ from high output drilled wells. 25 known dead, 12 missing and Dnnimrr- for Botorday and Monday is 8 p.m. Friday.) following opening in its with all built-lns, large dining 30 injured In ICe and nelgihbolt- Hartford, 246-8272. ______FOUR ROOM apsirtment, new rent, next to Post OfKce land tures now. Occupancy Nov. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. 21 Steep Hollow Lane Priced from $14,800 to $22,500. Circulation Department May be leased with option, to area, den, living room with ing Wakayama, about $60 mllM G.E. BUILT-IN oven and sur­ building, central locatimi, heat, and building, ideal for used 30th. $25,300. RAY HOLCOMBE, REALTOR MANCHESTER — Vernon line, buy by qualified buyers. Lake fireplace, study, 2 large bed­ west of Tokyo, natitmal pbUch face unit. 643-8130. stove, refrigerator. 643-4608. car lot, etc. 648-2428, 9-6. 9 rooms DIAL 643-2711 Diamonds—Watches— 644-1286 6% room Ranch, 1% baths, and beach privUeges. See these rooms, beautiful entrance said. large flreplaced Uvlng room, 2 full baths with foyer, 1% baths with van­ Newspaperboy LIVING ROOM SET, movlnt, THREE room first floor heated COMMERCIAL- Industrial at 2 zone hot water oil heat before you buy. You will like Dinah set off a series ot floods Jew elry 48 SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 buUt-ins, aluminum windows. ities laundry-family room, must sell, like nfew, call 647- apartment, completely reno­ Manchester Green, approx­ built-in air-conditioning the quiet surroundings. Call H. and landslides across central ConHwiPd From Pracacllnq P a y fuU baths, treea, large lot, CaU now. Hayes Agency, 646- recreation room (partly fin­ WATCH AND Jewelry repair­ vated, modem bath and kitch­ imately 10,000 square feet, fuU basement S. Collins, owner and builder, Honshu, Japan’s main Island. Counselor 1704, after 4 p.m. ____ $23,000. PhUbrick Agency, 0131. ished) with fireplace, wine cel­ ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 en with appUances. Amesite producing $800 per month in­ fireplace Columbia. Phone 1-228-9238. One cascade of rocks and sand good come; T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Realtors, 640-0847. lar, basement 2-car garage. By Hdip Wantad— Help Wontad— Mol* 3ft DUTIES Consist of working on your old watch In trade. f r ig d d a IRE 30” range parking, near coiter, half a MANCHESTER — 7 room exe­ plastered walls crushed a 78-year-oId woman condition, $35. Crosley refrig­ 643-1677. ELLINGTON appointment only. H.M. Fre­ with our newspeperboys or­ Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, block from bus. Older couple FIVE ROOM Ranch, enclosed cutive Ranch, flowering peren­ amesite drive and her 5-year-old granddaugh­ Famola 35 MAN FOR tire service work, erator, $25. 649-8646. chette, 647-9993. ter. ganisation In the servicing 737 Main S t, State Theatre I»«ferred. $116 per month. 643- breeseway, attached one car nials, schrubs and^ trees make built by GambalotU TIRED OF LOOKING? „ good pay, all benefits, must 2468, 649-9404. 189 E. CENTER ST —office RN or LPN, 11-7 shift, full or of present and prospective Building. • J '.r- •. garage, fireplace, lot 123x380. up the elegantly landscaped aluminum storm windows VERNON — 7 room Cape, 4 Police said at least 86 homes be steady worker, experience building, C-sone 120x200 lot. Here it Is. Ranch, 3 bed­ were washed away and 6,600 part-time, room and board subscribers In the Manches- fabric, Only $16,000. 649-8638, 643-5129. yard, stone walls, private Es­ and screens down, 2 unfinished up, finish­ helpful but not essential. Ap­ % SOFA BED, good T.J. CrMkett, Realtor, 648-1677 rooms, paneled kltchen-dln- more flooded throughout the • furnished, 649-4519. ply mchols-Manchester Tire ter-Bolton area. LAURA CLARE J.D. Real Estate Co. ther Williams swimming pool built-in dishwasher, rsinge, ed rec room, wall to waU Fuel and Feed 49-A clean, call 644-8142.______breakfast nook ing area, half acre treed lot. country. Three bridges were re­ Inc., 295 Broad St., Manches­ Fumislied and patio are a few of the carpeting, assumable 4% VA APPLICANT Must be qual­ SANTA EARBARA Manchester professional landscaping That ain’t all. Swimming ported washed away. Hundreds ter. CAL. ' f i r e p l a c e wood, clean, $15. 21” STROMBERG Carlson TV, Lami For Sola 71 many quality custom features mortgage, only $16,900. R. J. BN OR LPN, 3-7 p.m. or 7-11 ified to work with youth, Tm. 899. U. S. f « l. All riflitt wsifv d Apartments ft3-A CLIFFWOOD back yard patio pool with covered sundeck. of small fishing boats were • 1947 by United Ntihira Iyn4(e«t«, Inc. 1 0 -2 8 a cord delivered. Phone 232- tnaple console, $75. Call 648- you wiU find in this rare of­ Flagg Oo„ 875-0774. .. p.m. CaU 649-4519.______be a high school graduate LAND FOR SALE. Merrow Rd. Buy In off season for just PART-TIME, 4 - 5 hour shifts 0050. 0053. Raised Ramch, 1% baths, 2-car fering. Realistically priced at outside storage and bike damaged. with good driving record THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Tblland. Several acres. Call garage, wooded % acre lot. house $18,900. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. experienced sales person. available for men, 7 a.m. - ment, ideal for three college $89,900. Hayes Agency, 646- 5 p.m. Press operators, pack­ (automobUe furnished). Help Wanted— Male 3ft Help Wanted— Male 3ft Situations Wanted— 876-9101. Choose your decorations, fix­ 0131. occupancy March 1, 1968 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Cuba Sugar Threat Apply In person. Marlow’s, 867 USED TV RCA, good condition, boys. Near High School, 643- tures now. Occupancy Nov. Owner, 649-1047 ers, spot welders. Apply Eas­ WE OFFER PleasEuit work­ Female 38 Garden—Farm - 0420. W HAVANA (AP) — Cuba’s sug­ Main St. WANTED — One full-time oil CABINET maker experienced reasonable. CaU 649-6692. 30th. $23,990. M AN CH EST^ 4 famUy, MANCHESTER Home owners — tern Boiler, 99 Loomis St., ing conditions (inside and ______. ____Dairy______Products 50 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ar harvest, key to the nation’s truck driver and one part-time only, Dlsplaycraft Inc., Man­ MOTHER WITH nurse’s train- ______Housos For Serin 72 RAY HOLCOMBE, REALTOR central location, 3 bedrooms large population influx has pro­ ,-COIXEGE EDUCATION for Manchester. outside work), paid vaca­ duced a need for good listings economy, is threatened by the nights 5-12 p.m. Contact Scot­ chester, 643-9557. Ing and fine accommodations APPLES- half bushel, $1.60 and 644-1286 each apartment. On $4,200. FOR SALE by owner, Manches­ Manchester Parkade , your children can be financed tions, CMS, Blue Cross, Ma­ MANCHESTER — 4 -1 two Manchester 649-5306 In this area. For Immediate worst drought In years. from psat-tlme earnings in CARPENTER — experienced, ty at Moriarty Bros. offers excellent care to child up. Macintosh, Mc(3owan, De- Business Locations family, idee condition, large down earn a prime net return. ter Green area. 8 room home The Communist party news­ jor Medical and pension Antiques 5ft MANCHB6TER — executive 649-8538, 643-5129, J.D. Real service and better resale value ... your nrighborhood showing steady work, top wages. Call days. 643-2661. icious,iM A V U a, Baldwin, Cortland,------lot, only $19,000. Mitten Agen­ on quiet residential street, a paper Granma said Oriente plan, annual salary Increase WANTED — parts runner in For Rent ft4 nelghbortiood. Garrison Colon­ COVENTRY LAKE area — like call 649-5246. The R.F. Dlmock AVON’S latest Christmas Gift after 6:30, R.E. MUler, Build­ Greening. Also tomatoes and WANTED TO BUY—antlqueSi cy, Realtors, 648-6980. Estate Co. ten minute walk to shopping, commensurate with ability. Salesmen Wanted 36-A . M ______. XI .... i. X ■ A I a a A. to own your home or add Province, the country’s biggest er, 649-1421. Parts Department. Paid holi­ WOMAN WANTS position as squash. Growers Outlet, cor­ steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ MODEIRN store, heated, 20’x70* ial, 7 rooms, large family library, school, church. Solid Company, Realtor, Member . Set for every member of the MANCHESTER —Near Center, another to your coUecUon? 4% Manchester Multiple Listing sugar producer, "counted this days, vacation and group in- housekeeper and companion to ner Tolland Tpke, Adams St., er lamps, art glass, prlmltlveSi 832 Main 8t., central. Call M ANCH ESrm 2 famUy room with fireplace, huge mod­ oak floors, light and bright as i family. Yes, Show and Sell. Immaculate 3-family home, room Ranch, ceramic bath, year on the biggest stocks of EXPERIENCED machine shop H a T f i O T n O O llT JU rt surance. Apply In person Paul elderly person. CaU 649-4866 opposit Caldor’s. 522*3114. flat, 2-car garage, near bus ern Mtchen, screened porch, 2- new. First floor —a really Iso-ge Service. - It's easy at this time of Uie any quanlty. 644-8962. spacious lot. One 7-room apart­ fireplace, stainless steel sink, cane ever, but unfavorable na­ inspectors, 45-60 hours per r id l LIUIU \..^UUlcUU Pontiac, 373 Main St anytime. line and schools. Church of As- car garage, wooded lot, $84,- size paneled cabinet kitchen year. CaU 289-4922 today. SALESMEN ment, two 4-room apartments. formica counters, paneled liv­ USTINGS NEEDED, all price tural conditions will make a de­ week, liberal benefits, Contro- See Service Manager. TURNIPS — yellow and pur­ STORE FOR RENT, Main St., siunption. Only $2,000. down, 900. PhUbrlok Agency, Real­ newly modernized, dining room Mr. Hammond, Manager One look wlU convince you. ing room and dining room, ranges. Call us for a quick sale, crease.” hairdressers wanted, matics Corp., 200 West Main ple, $1. half bushel, comer Manchester In State 'nieatre $86. per month from your tors, 649-6847. den, living room 12x20 with OUTSIDE WORKERS — Part- APPLIANCES Wearing Apparel— Hayes Agency, 646-0181. thermopane picture window, we also buy houses for cash. Oriente received only 26 inch­ manager and operator for St., RockvlUe. Call Mr. Pan- Situations W onted- Glode Lane and Tolland St., building, reasonable rent. For pocket. Call Earl Everett, 649- workable fireplace, and In the 808 Main St. time mornings. Laboring on Furs 57 MANCHESTER — 4- bedroom aluminum siding. Only $10,600. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. es of rain up to Sept. 80, the ‘ beauty salon In Ellington Shop­ dera, 875-3317. An equal op­ near East Hartford, Manches­ Information please call theatre 8638, 643-61^. J.D. Real Es­ privacy of a separate wing 2 pipe work and tanks, drive Sears will provide an excel­ Mole 39 1959 home. In excellent condi­ OVERSIZED BRICK Cape, Secondary financing available. newspaper said, while a normal ping Center. Call 1-745-7304. portunity employer. ter town line. manager at 648-7832. tate Co. bedrooms, linen closet and SELLING YOUR HOME? For Manchester lent opportunity for the G O W N S , sizes 7 and 9, for N o v ­ tion, aluminum storms, 100 x large rooms, 2 full baths, fin­ Check this one for cleanliness. annual total Is 36 to 66 inches. small and medium trucks. In­ 16 YEAR OLD boy would like bath. Second floor —2 large prompt courteous service tltit right Individual In our STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale ember Prom. Reasonable. 649- 200 well landscaped treed lot, ished recreation room, on Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Cuba normally earns about 80 649-5251 teresting work, pleasant condi­ leaf raking jobs or other out­ DUPLEX — (WJ, new knotty bedrooms, a half bath and gets results, call Louis Dlmock tions. McKinney Bros. Septic appliance depart ments. at low prices (not cold storage 4624. STORE — 460 Main St. across $20,700. Hutchins Agency. Real­ beautifuUy landscaped lot, $26,- 649-2813. per cent of its foreign exchange We have full-time openings door work. CaU 649-3274. pine cabinets built-in range, plenty of storage space. By Realty, 649-9823. PART-TIME Tank Co., Mitchell Drive, off Straight commission sales. eggs). Natsisky Farm, Inc., 122 from Friendly. 648-2426, 94S. tors, 646-5324. 500. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ from the s ugarcrop. The 1008 - for recent high school grad- dishwasher, carpeting, new appointment only. CaU 649- VERNON Parker S t, 8:30-9:30 a.m., New Marker Rd., Vernon-South , 90. CaU tors, 640-5347. goal was believed to have been uates and full and part-time OFFICE with private lavatory, baths, new furnaces, 2-car ga­ TWO FAMILY in excellent 9536 after 4. r e t i r e d gentleman for part- 4:30-6:30 p.m. Dog^—Birds— Pets 41 Windsor line qff Dart Hill Rd., 0^3.9323 reduced from 8 million metric openings for housewives. WORK AVAILABLE AH store benefits including walnut paneled and indirect rage. Hutchins Agency, Real­ condition, 4-4. Beautiful piece MANCHESTER —RocMege of­ GUARANTEED Legal Notice time orderly and X-ray de­ 644-0304 tons to about 7% million al­ profit sharing, store dis­ GROOMING ALL breeds. Har­ lighting, paved parking at door tors, 649-0824. for Investment or owner fers this outstanding Ranch In HERE IT IS —- beautiful Raised ORDEB OF NOTICE partment, 7:30-11:30 a.m. or DEAN MACHINE To please. A lovely 8 room though no figures have been an­ 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. Also 7 -11 p.m. count, paid vacations and mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron with private entrance, $66 dweUlng., Separate heating excellent condition, nestled Ranch in Manchester, 7 rooms, AT A CX>URT OF PROBATE, 1:00-6:00 p.m. up to age 69. PRODUCTS TWO FAMILY Ranch — 5 emd fireplace, 2 baths, master hav­ Colonial with all the things held at Manchester, within end for nounced GENERAL CLERICAL holidays, hospitalization In­ Rd., Bolton, 643-6427. Fertilizers 50-A Wanted—To Buy 5i mcmthly, all utilities; Call 643- system, driveways and yards, among trees and homes of fin­ the District of Moncheeter, on the Inquire at X-Ray Department surance. 3 room apartments, modem er quality. Three bedrooms, ing double sink. 2-car garage, needed for gracious living 23rd day of October, 1967. APPLY IN PERSON 166 Adams St. 6031, J42-8726. $16,900. Wolverton Agency, TYPIST Manchester Memorial Hospital DACHSHUND puppies —AKC, , HOUSEHOIiD lots — Antiques, kitchen with bullt-ins, 6 years large dining room, bullt-lns, family room, patio, bullt-lns. at only $24,900. A call to Mr. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Only Plane Lights Manchester, Conn. just Realtors, 649-2818. Judigc. Ext. 218. champion blood lines, 6 weeks. FREE chicken mi^ure brlc-a-braf;, clocks, frames, STORE FOR RENT — down old, garage, central location, plenty of closets, 1% baths, 2- Steel beam construction. Walk­ Bogdan will open the door Estate of John J. Tedford, late of LONDON (AP) — Those fiery Apply Personnel Dept., Manchester, In said District, de- CLERK TYPIST Has Immediate Openings 049.1767. pay for ad. 644-0304. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ town Manchester, State Thea­ $23,000. Philbrlck Agency, SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, car garage. Call now to Inspect ing distance to schools, shop­ to this real value. 649-6306 crosses seen in the night sky WAREHOUSEMEN — steady Monday through Friday - FIGURING CLERK McDONALD’s DRIVE-IN lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, Readtors, 649-6347. 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ this nicely landscaped home, ping, buses, etc. 116x162 ex­ or 875-6611. The administrator having exhibit­ this week by many Britons were job for experienced man In 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. ed his administration account with PUREBRED — 2 small male Household Goods 51 la k e S t, Beaton, 649-3247. State Theatre, 643-7832. tion room, large treed lot, $22,- $27,900. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ tremely well maintained lot. powerful lights on U.S. Jet tank­ shipping, receiving, packing or Days EIGHT ROOM older home, 1% sold estate to this Court for allow­ . MULTILITH OPERATOR c e n t e r s t . *'***±'t'“ *0» * • —o* o ---- Fox Terriers, puppies, $26. Gen­ 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors tor, 049-4535. $20,500. Wolverton Agency. W ance, it Is . , er planes practicing refueling at ders and related work for INSPECTORS—Experienced In tle with children. CaU 875- SEWING M-\CHINE -Slngei WE BUY AND sell antique and 1,000-8,000 SQUARE feet prime baths, kitchen and bathroom ORDERED: That the 7th day of SEARS ROEBUCK & Co. 649-5824. Realtors, 049-2813. November, 1967. at three o'clock al- night, the Defense Ministry said Aircraft Parts automatic zig-zag Ip ca’jlnet. used furniture, china, glass, have been remodeled, 4 bed­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. wholesale housewares dlstrib 2349. Industrial space, new building MANCHESTER — Large 7 temoon at the Probate Office In Friday night. -- Complete benefits, excellent WE HAVE openings on our Manchester Shopping Parkade silver, picture frames, old rooms, Ideal for large family, DUTCH COLONIAL — 4 bed- Manchester Parkade the Miinlcipal Building In said Man­ utor. Union contract, 170 Tol­ STEEL HANDLER—Preferably button holes, embroiders, hems in Vernon, minutes from park­ room brick home, 2 baths, new Authorities received more low cost cafeteria. Financial third shift In our Heat Treat­ land St., East Hartford. AKC tiny toy poodles, cham­ etc. Like new condition. Orig­ coins, gims, pewter, scrap gold, way. Suitable for manufactiu:- '$19,900. Philbrlck Agency, rooms, one tuU bath, 2 half custom kitchen, carpeting Manchester 649-6306 chester, be and the same is as- Experienced With Raw Manchester CHERISH slemad for a hearing on the allow­ than 30 reports of unidentified assistance to continue your ing Department Apply in per­ pion blood line, excellent dis­ inally over $ ^ 0 , balance now, watches, old jewelry, hobby Realtors, 049-5347. baths, 24’ living room with ance of saM admlnlstratton account Materials and Records ing or warehouse. Call 872-0628, throughout, large beautifully VERNON — custom 4 bedroom flying objects on three nights, • education. Free parking. son Hock Company, 1272 Tol­ position, choice of colors. Call $54. Take over payments of coUections, paintings, attic con­ days. fireplace, formal dining room, with said estate, ascertainment of MANCHESTER Business Zone landscaped lot. Leonard (Colonial, 3 tiled baths, family heirs and order of distribution, and some from policemen. Objects An Equal Opportunity 876-0994. $10. monthly. 522-0476. tents or whole estates. Fuml- finished basement, sunroom, The thought of owning this this Court directs that notice of the land Tpke., Manchester. n , large lot, good location, 14 Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. ranging from "a fiery croM” to >, Asylum St. Exit on East- Nights Employer tiure Repair Service, 643-7449. BRIGHT, modem office, 440 open porch, 2-car garage, work lovely Cape In the Bowers room, double garage, lots of time and place assigned for said room 2-famlly, 6 garages, $28,- trees, low 30's. Hayes Agency, hearing be given to all persons "a cigar shape surrounded by a West Highway (1-84) ends at BUS DRIVER — full-time, $2.50 MILK DRIVER TURRET LATHE Operators COCKER puppy, red male, 9 gjNGER automatic zlg zag sew- square feet, excellent location. shop, large beautifuUy land­ Manchester School district. Modern pan­ known to be interested therein to weeks,A$r A championn d sired,4 AKC _ _ .... 600. Philbrlck Agency, Real­ 646-0181. green glow” and ”a- saucer foot of Garden St per hour. 42% hour minimum. ing machine, excellent condi­ $90 per month. Call Q48-0896. scaped lot, $27,900. PhUbrick CLIFFWOOD eled kitchen with disposal, appear and be heard thereon by HARDINGE CHUCKER registered. 643-6427. Harmony tion, monograms, hems, but­ Rooms Without Board 59 tors, 049-6847. 4-bedroom Colonial, fireplace, living room with fireplace, pUblilsbing a copy of this order In shape surrounded by star­ Silver Lane Bus, 49 Brainard Agency, Realtors, 640-6847. VERNON — Six room oversiz­ some newspe^r having a circula­ Parking available In front SALESMEN Operators Hill Kennels, H.C. Chase, He­ tonholes, fancy designs, etc. BEAUTY salon for sale, doing one bath, two half baths, ga­ 4 bedrooms plus almost tion In said District, at least seven shaped beams of light” were re­ Place, 643-8978. An equal op­ tonhules, fancy Uesigns, eic. rpm~$'iLrPttn'M Hnngp Cot- MANCHESTER — Lakewood ed Cape, high scenic location driveway. bron Rd., Bolton. Originally over $300. Our . good business. Owner has oth­ CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 8 rage. ChMse your decorations, completed rec room, de­ days before (he day of said hear­ ported over many parts of portunity employer. originally over $300. Our price T c ^ S y Scated,lSe Circle, 6 room Cape, located with view, walk-out basement. ing, and by maithw by certified Top Wages Help Wanted— er Interests. Write Box E, Man­ tach ^ garage. Lovely treed man. on or before October 04, 1967, southern England and Scotland. All Benefits now, $54. or pay $9. monthly. pleasantly furnished rooms, in an exceUent area, extensive rooms, large wooded lot in fixtures now. Occupancy Nov. Ashley and Palm/Ashley RELIABLE man to work 8-5. GERMAN Shepherd puppies, 6 chester Herald. lot, $18,500. Call for more Only $17,200. Call now. Hayes copies of said order to Frances A U.S. Air Force spokesman An Equal Opportunity Male or Female 37 CaU 622-0931, dealer. parking. CaU 649-2358 for over­ view, needs some repair. A executive neighborhood, $43,- 30th. $27,490. Tedford, Blroh Mt. Road, RFD No. ^ buses stop In front. Apply Pantaleo’s Used Auto Paid Holidays Weeks old, $35. No papers. 649- Information. Agency, 646-0181. 1, Manchester, Conn.; Donald F. said refuelling exercises were Employer night and permanent guest good investment. Don’t be 900. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ RAY HOLCOMBE. REALTOR Peuils, Horace St., Manchester. PUNCH press operator, no ex­ 5542. CLEAN. USED refrigerators, tors, 640-6847. Tedford, RFD No. 3. Andover, carried out over southwest Eng^ Paid Hospitalization rates. disappointed. Csill Now. War­ 644-1285 Conn.; Jane E. Moneggla, Bteeie's perience necessary, 40 hour ranges, automatic washers, ______Crossing Rd., RFD No. 0. Bolton, land Thursday night and over -CONNECTICUT MUTUAL WANTED — papermUl help — Suburban For Rant ftft ren E. Howland, Realtor, 648- F. M. GAAL AGENCY VERNON Paid Pension Plan week. Gayle Mfg. Co., Inc. FURNISHED room for rent, HANDYMAN’S DREAM — clr- MANCHESTER — quiet street Conn.; Mary F. Tedford Birch Mt. Scotland Tuesday and Wednes­ - LIFE INSURANCE CO. experience preferred, but wUl 1068 Tolland St., East Hart­ Articles For Sale 45 1108. ca 1780 Cape, 7 rooms, 2 stone and deep lot are only two feat­ 643-2682 Road. RFD No. ^ Manchester, ° o ’ n • conveniently located, one mln-min­ ROCKVILLE — 4 room-furnish­ Owner transferred wants Conn.; Orace N. Tedfbrd, Birch day. He said four planes can re­ tn'ln, day work only. Apply ford. BE GENTLE, be kind, to that Main St. Call 643-2171. fireplaces, wide board floors, ures of this immaculate 2-fam­ Mt. Rd., RFD Nb. 1. Manchester, 140 Garden St, Hartford ------a p p l V GROCERY CLERK _ I 1 _ ___ ute from Main St. Light house- ed apartment, heat and elec­ $18,600 — 8-bedroom Cape, Gall Green Gay Blair action on this beautiful Conn.; Pearl T. Manager, Addloon fuel from a tanker at one time, Bui-nslde Company, 87 Church 6 acres, $12,900. Hutchins ily home. Five rooms, each Rd., Glastonbury, Conn.; Gladys T. expensive carpet, clean it ASTRONOMIC_____ SAVINGS ISlng- _ keeping, woman only. CaU 649- tricity included, $26. weekly. dormers, air-conditioner, neat 742-7092 742-6921 Cape. Four rooms down, and the feed lines, lit by the Interviews 8 - 3 :30 Daily St., East Hartford. Blue Lustre. Rent electric . „n.__ Agency, Realtors, 640-5324. floor, 2 new hot water heating Woodln, P.O. Box 10. Crumb Lynne, er Sale-A-Thon sewing machine 6241 between 9-5. 876-6316. and clean. Hutchins Agency, one finished up. ExceUent Pennsylvania: John V. Tedford, tanker lights, would form a KNUDSEN BROTHERS MACHINISTS shampooer $1. The Sherwln- Realtors, 649-6324. systems, perfect for owner-oc- Birch Mt. Road, RFT> No. 1, M w - cross shape. Full-time position, excellent trade-ins. All re c O T «U o n e d ^ COMFORTABLE room for gen- LAKEWOOD a r c le N.—large cupler, and rent free living. condition throughout. High cheeter Conn.; Louise T. Randall, ^ An Equal Opportimlty DAIRY WilUams Co. guaranteed. Portables from .. _ .__i__^_____ <__ custom built Garrison Colonial, MANCHESTER — 6% room RFD, Lebanon, Conn., and return PRINTING salary with credit given for tlemen, private entraiice, free MANCHESTER — 7 room $24,500. Wolverton Agency, wooded lot, plenty of pri­ Employer Operators for First and Second 6 rooms, laundry, 2-car gar­ Ranch, treed lot, deadend make to this Court. Communist Unity 1100 Burnside Ave. SCREENED LOAM for best $6.88, consoles from $19.88. parking, 14% Hackmatack St., Won tad To Rant ftB Colonial, fireplace, one car ga­ Realtors, 649-2813. vacy. Asking $18,600. T, J. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. previous experience. Liberal Shift: Singer Sewing Center Manches­ age, porch. Call 280-9321 or 640- street, privacy, rec room, Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. ROME (AP) — The Italian East Hartford lawns and gardens. Also sand, between 5-9 p.m. rage, rec room, Porter St. lo­ Modem Alr-Conditloned Plant ter. Telephone 643-8883. Open WORKINO student desperately 8690. BEAUTIFUL Box Mountain walk-out basement. Only $17,- Communist party came out to­ Has Openings For: fringe benefits. Apply— TURRET LATHE gravel and fiU. George H. Grif- cation, approximately 20 years Thursday till 9. ROOMS to rent, clean, comfort­ needs 3 or 4 rooms in which to Dr. — 9 room rambling Cape, 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. day in favor of the Soviet pro­ '' PART and full-time aide, 7-3. ENGINE L a t h e flng, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. old with atone facing, nice lot, MANCHESTER 6 room EAST HARTFORD — very nice able. For responsible gentle­ keep bride and furniture, $96. 5 bedrooms, dining room, posal for a world conference of ■ CaU 649-4619. Stock Handler CHUCKER THE PROVEN carpet cleaner SACRIFICE — king size mat nice price. 049-8688, 643-6129. Colonial, one car garage, wood­ MANCHESTER — Immaculate 6-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, for­ VFW Hag Party Communist parties, after four ABLE part-time man wanted men. Inquire Scranton’s Motel to $100. monthly. Please call famUy room, 2 baths, double MOTT’S SHOP-RITE tress, 2 years old, like new, J.D. Real Estate Co. ed lot. Bowers School area. spUt, 5 large bedrooms, 8 mal dining room, city water, years of resisting Moscow on W or LPN to work In home with mechanical apltude, will BRIDGEPORT Blue Lustre Is easy on the and Cabins, 160 Tolland Tpke., 608-5278. garage, one fine wooded acre. Stock Cutter $65. Call 649-2183. CaU Eart Everett, 640-8536, 643- baths, living room with fire­ taxes $250. a year. Good value At Famed Statue the Issue. ' for elderly, 2 days per week. be trained In sewing machine SUPER MARKET DRILL PRESS budget. Restores forgotten Manchester. Also efflcency. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful $31,700. Holcombe Realtors, 6129. J.D. Real Estate Co. place, dining room, kitchen at $18,200. Meyer Agency, 643- 1- Italian Communists had ob­ Green Lodge Home, Mrs. Mll- Utility Man repairs and care of stockroom. colors. Rent electric shampoo­ MOVING — must sell twin bed­ Ranch, large Uvlng room, for­ 644-1286. Mrs. Mary E. LeDuc of 40 45-60 Hours Per Week LARGE front room with Ught with buUt-ins, family room, 0609. jected that such a meeting ler, 649-6985. Hours preferred 8-12 and aU er, $1. Paul’s Paint and Wall­ room set; kitchen set, round mal dining room, cabinet $ 7 i^ — 4 ROOM RANCH, Liberal Company Benefits. An 587 East Middle Tpke. Liberal Benefits housekeeping faculties, suit­ SIX ROOM Cape, possible 3 double carport with large sun- Cambridge St., Department pre­ would only serve to strengthen day Saturday. Good hourly paper Supply. table; 12x15 tweed rug; upright Read Herald Ads Mtchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ buUt-ins, waU-wall carpeting, ANDOVER — new custom built ’ ^ BOOKKEEPER — fuU charge Equal Opportunity Employer able for gentleman working bedivoms, furnished or unfur- deck, nicely landscaped. Only sident of the Ladies Auxiliary of Soviet contred over the parties rate. Apply to Singer Company, Manchester freezer; base cabinets; walnut tion room, landscape yard. oversized Ranch, kitchen buUt- PROCESSED C-RAVEL fOT days. Call 643-6951, 649-7152. attached garage, approxi­ nirtied. Quiet street, near $30,600. H.M. Frechette, Real­ through trial bUance, 5 days, 856 Main St., Manchester. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, 1ns, ceramic tile baths, high the VFW, today Is attending, and that if the conference con­ CONTROMATICS CORP. driveways and parking areas desk. Excellent condition. Best mately $1,600 down. $66.00 schools, churches and shop­ ty. 647-9993. 30 to 40 hours. Blue Cross, BURROUGHS CORP. . 648-6963. tree shaded lot. 2-car garage, with a state delegation and De­ demned the Chinese Commu­ 200 W. Main St. at our screening plant or de­ offer. Call 643-2387 after 8 p.m. Wrap Around monthly including taxes. Mit­ ping center. Owner In Florida. ’ CMS, life insurance, paid holi­ Business Forms and $22,900. Louis Dlmock Realty, partment colors, a "Statue of nists It would wreck ally possi­ Rockville, Conn. livered. George H. Grlffing, Apartments— ^Flats— ten Agency, Realtors, 043-6930. Call 649-6410. days, vacation and other Supplies Group t., Appliance Service Technicians Lota For Sola 73 649-6828. Liberty Birthday Party” at the bility of bringing the Chinese ,* benefits. Call Nlchols-Man- Mr. Weaver 875-3317 Inc., Andpver, 742-7886. Tenements ft3 back into the fold. DRYER, $46; couch, $12.; COLONIAL — 7 rooms, 1% IMMACULATE 3 bedroom Statue of Liberty ,New York chester Tire, 643-1161 for ap- ROUTE 30, TOLLAND, CONN. Television Service Technicians Smart Style Luigi Longo, the parte secre­ SORRY SAL Is now a merry phone 643-6763 after 10 p.m. baths, extra large living and Ranch with ground level fam­ STONE WALLS surround these a ty . -g.j polntment. MULTILITH OPERATOR An Equal Opportunity LOOKINO FOR anything In rural building lots, 2 lots sold tary, wrote In this w eers issue gal. She used Blue Lustre rug dining room, large sunroom, 3 Uy room, huge Mtchen with Legal Notices The party is . conducted an­ Employer gal. She used Blue Lustre rug gj^oWN Danish sofa, $35. Fold- real estate rentalsrentals. —apart-—apart­ as one parcel. Call John H. of the party organ Rinasclta G E N E R A L PRESSMAN and upholstery cleaner. _Kent Rent s.piece dinette ments, homes, multiple dwell- bedrooms, garage, $28,600. PhU­ built-in oven and range. Lots nually by VFW Auxiliaries WOMAN wanted for fuU-Ume JANITORS — part-time eve­ ments, homes, multiple dwell­ Lappen, Inc., 649-6261. ORDEB OF NOTICE that the Italians had changed -- sales work. See Manager, electric shampooer, $1. Olcott ings, no fees. CaU J D. Real brick Agency, 640-5847. of cabinet space and formica AT A COURT OF PROBATE, througout the United States. De­ nings. Call 643-4453, 3-6 p.m. set, $20. Old T-T and stand, held at Manchester, 'wZhtn and for legations assemble at the statue their position, partly becauss of Youth Centre, Manchester ELECTRIC Variety Store. Estate, 643-6129. counters. 20’ living room with only. „ will train or reco^ lze ex­ CLERK TYPIST with growing $20. Mahogany Hi-Fi, $20. the district o( Manchester, on the th their colors, to pay tribute “the absurd and exasperated • Shopping Parkade. perience In startlftg salary. industrial manufacturer to Typewriter, $20. Miscellaneous fireplace, 1% baths, attached 10(h day of October, A.D. 1967. FACTORY industrial manufacturer to tank, 276 gallon with pip- 3% ROOM apartment, second Suburban For Sola 75 Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, our nation’s symbol of free­ positions of the Chinese Commu­ ,.—— ------Immediate opening. Com­ garage. Won’t last. $21,000. Judge. S eXJUNTER GIRL for 7 a.m.- type and process all P ^ r jgo. Hot water tank, household Items. 647-9898. HOMEFINDERS dom and courage. The groups nist party.” plete benefit program. work in sales department. CaU floor, central, heated, screen­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, COVENTRY — Why pay rent. of EdMi L. Iboren e.4c-a 11 shift, part-time, 2-3 days PART-TIME CLERKS SERVICE 82 gallons, $30. Call 649-2611. Edith 1>. Judd Iboren, late of Man­ have contributed $50,000 to the Contromatlcs 872-0665. ELECTRIC STOVE, excellent ed and glassed-in porch, elec­ 049-2818. Four-room year 'round Ranch, chester, in sold dtotiict. deceased. per week. Ideal for college stu­ Wants Practical ------—------condition, inquire at 1108 Tol- tric stove and refrigerator. FOR THE FAMILY MAN— lake privileges, full basement, Upon application of Evelyn B. Museum of Immigration. dent. Please apply Ifflster Do- CaU Mr. Richardson If you are tired of looking THREE-FAMILY, aluminum Turklngton praying that an instru­ Mrs. LeDuc will also preside Men over 20 wanted to work ACCOUNTING HELP wanted, PONG table for sale, land Tpke. Garage. Write Box K, Herald. copper plumbing, oil air heat. ment purporting to be the last wUl 1-249-0631, for Appointment at inflated prices, check siding, 2-car garage, con­ at a Department quarterly n' nut 266 W. Middle Tpke. In retail store. Pleasant, TECHNICIANS experienced In bookkeeping or 649-2507.------Price $10,500. Down payment and testament of sold deceased be easy work. Ideal for any­ accounting. Job requires de this down-to-earth housing venient locaUon, over $300. $2,000. Principal, Interest and sdmllted to probate, as per appHca- meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. at ■> CLERK for general office work monthly income. Gerard Agen­ tton on fUe, It Is the Devon VFW Post. A delega­ one who wishes to add to We offer top pay PLUS the fol­ THE CONNECTICUT^ tall work In cost area with value. A 7 room Cape with taxes, $88.02 monthly. Cham­ ORDERED: That the foregoing i In Insurance company, 37% 4 bedrooms, ceramic tiled cy, Realtors, 649-0088, 643-0360. application be heard and deter­ tion from the Manchester unit his income. Openings avail-- lowing fringe benefits: MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. aJblUty to work with part lium- OIL burner and blower, CaU bers Realty, Realtors, 043-2326. mined at the Probate office In Man­ hour week, company benefits. able days, evenings, week­ bath, large lot, painbfree plans to attend the meeting. bers and descriptions. 643-7103. MEN NEEDED ATTRACTIVE — rambling Cape chester. In sold District, on the 7th ^ CaU 646-0181, Mrs. Kelly after ends. Apply In person, 9 140 Garden St., Hartford Pleasant working conditions In aluminum siding. SOUTH WINDSOR — Immacu­ day of November, A.D. 1967, at ten Membership transmlttalii Paid vacations 0>d, 7 rooms, famUy Mtchen, o'clock in the forenoon, and that 2:80 p.m. a.m.-6 p.m. small office of Rockville manu- BLACK and Decker deluxe jig late 7-room home built 1965, notitce be given to oU persons inter­ from state Auxiliaries will be Trucks to drive home j buUt-lns, famUy room, two facturing company. Good sola saw, excellent condition, $19. heated finished rec room, 2- ested In said estate of the pendency presented to Mrs. LeDuc as J COOK wanted — Acadia Res- Sick Pay FOR THE INVESTOR — i baths, garage, acre, treea, $24,- of said application and the time ry rangft^^ylth exceUent fringe G.E. electric knife, like new, ON FIRST SHIFT car heated garage, aluminum and place of hearing thereon, by special birthday gifts. Pledges Gracious Apartment * taurant 103 Tolland Tpke., CUMBERLAND FARMS Hospitalization includes depen­ HELP WANTED — Inspectors, Check this excellent money­ 900. Hutchins Agency, 649-0324. benefits. CaU 875-3317 for an $7. Alpine ski tack with alu­ siding, swimming pool, large pubUMibig a copy of this order in or checks will'also be presented Living in Lovely Manchester •' Manchester. 649-0608. dents first class only, minimum 8-10 maker with 6 apartments in some newtpa.per having a circula­ 449 Hartford Rd. appointment. minum frame, $6. 644-8617. a fine cmtral location in treed lot with brook, many ex­ tion in sold district, at least seven from each Auxiliary for a pro­ DELUXE TOWN HOUSES Life Insurance years experience In, m edian-______MANCHESTER — In friendly days before the day of said hear­ At Moderate Prices Experience nof necessary Manchester. Here la an op­ tras. For further information gram , for Connecticut Veterans Company Participating savings leal layout, casting layout. In- HELP WANTED for Pizza neighborhood near churches, ing, to oraiear if they see cause at Rental Agent WOMAN portunity to Invest your call R.F. Dlmock Co. 649-5246. esJd time and place and be heard Hospitals. JOURNEYMAN electrician, im­ program process or wiU consider grad- House,______full-time, one nights, schools and shopping area, 6 J. D. REALTY spare cash and make a sub­ relative thereto, and by mailing on For Full or Part-Time mediate steady employment Up to date training at company uate apprentices in related one days. Apply in person, 298 room Colonial, flreplaced liv­ SOUTH WINDSOR iiew or before October 34, 1367. by cer- cer­ 648-6129 • M 8-8719 PART-TIME We train you stantial profit tifiedMsavu mak,aatsasa. aaa copy of this vs order\b£|* tOto SENTENCE SET Assembly Work WUson Electrical Co., 649-4817. expense fields. Rates in excess $6. per W. Middle Tpke. ing room, formal dining room, Ranches, Raised Ranches and Carl E. Thoren, 234 West Center HARTFORD (AP) — Ben Ken­ Opportunity for advancement hour. Ideal working conditions, Male Counter Help 1% baths, low 20’s. Owner 843- Colonials aU with a view. This St., aflanchester, Conn.; Joseph A. APPLY ney, 85, has received a lO-to-15 Friendly cooperative group to ample overtime and overtime AU hours avallabte; morn­ Grow With Connecticut’s Fastest Growing Industry FOR THE HANDY MAN— 4209. Is qirallty and value. CaU for Conti, AUy., S iS Main St., Monchea- Eoiy Crochet ter. Conn., attorney for Lanzdon year prison sentence for man­ Carbon Products, Inc. work with rates, paid holidays, vacations ings, afternoons; Thurs. Apply in periston between 9:00 AJVI. and S;00 P.M. This 4 bedroom home has a detaUs, Hayes Agency, 646- Juod whciae wtiereabouta are un­ 218 Hartford Road Situations Wanted— and FrL Nights and Sat­ JUST LIKE A DREAM, known. and return moke to this slaughter in the June 12 gun­ Recognition for achievement and medical Insurance. Ulti­ 20 INCHES full basement where the 0131. Court. shot death of WUliam R. Hollo­ Manchester, Ckmn. REAL ESTATE urday. handy man can keep all of 6 room Ranch, fireplace, cen­ JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge Five day, forty hour work week mate in equipment. Located in Female 38 way Jr. 8 to 12 A.M. (some overtime at premium his equipment. Has a 2-car ter hall entrance, new VERNON cc: Evelyn B. Turklngton beautiful Lake Champlain area MEATOWN Kenney had pleaded guilty to CAREER rates.) of Vermont. These are $13,000 EXPERIENCED legal secre- 1215 General Electric Company, 101 to Box BB, Manchester Herald. 5306 and sewer, storms and Elizabeth C. Smith or U isie Smith, i or small famUy, 90x200 day by Judge Alva P. Lolselle ambitious, personable real Prestige Park Road, East Hart­ Add. that ‘smart-look’ to your screens, buUt-ins, flreplace late of Monohester, In said district, COUNTER GIRL — evening WINDOW CLEANER wanted, Wrap and tie sMrt combines JARVIS REALTY CO. private lot. $21,900. Wolverton of the Superior Court. Tlie slay­ for aH your estate salesmen who desire ford, Connecticut. sofa or chairs vrith decorator’s and garage for $23,900. Call shift Apply Bess Eaton, 160 full-tiihe, top wages, fringe style, ease and comfort to Agency, RetUtors. 649-2818. upon appUcotlon o t George A. ing occurred here in a Main commission earnings of Young Man! pUlowB that are qulcMy cro­ REALTOR MLS INSURORS John McLaughlin, 649-6806. Smith praying (hot on (nolnunent Center St. benefits. CaU 640-5334. breeze you through any sea­ purportmg to be the lost will and Street poolroom during an ar­ styrofoam cheted in subdued colors; then testament of said deceased be ad­ gument over a package of AOCOlBmNG CLERK —high son. Takes to any fabric, color 643-1121 MANCHESTER — 8% room mitted to probate, os per applica­ $15,000 to $30,000 per year MAN for local dairy store, 3 MEN — part-time mornings, for selection using a minimum trimmed in a dramatic fashion Cape Cod near bus line and B ^ W I tion on fie'it is . sausages. school graduate. Salaur based janitorial work. CaU General with ropes, braids and tassels! ORDERED: That the foregoing nights plus some Sunday work. Looking For A Job With A Future? amount of pattern pieces. school. 186 Chestnut St., 643- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. on experience. Fringe benefits, Service, 46 Oak St. 640-6334. lECTRICIANS Pattern No. 6306 has complete application be heard and Iules Felffer's contemplative was, . what kind of world it is, Crane said. “ They think that be­ be found to klU viruses that Hospital with a head vtound. FOelahanlt St. The organist has presented or­ characters. how a person fits into it and cause the world is not perfect probably cause cancer. Police and eye witnesses said gan concerts throughout the Un­ Cedar S t . As Crane sees the world in his can be done with it. and doesn’t respond the way It Dr. McGee is spending this the gun battle lasted 6 to 10 min- ited States. He appeared at the should then the world is all beul. GtoeOeie Dr. weekend as a house guest of sketches, it’s out of Joint, badly ^ utes before two of the gunmen with New York World’s Fair and at “ They need to realize that ShloBitSt Mr. and Mrs. C. Elmore Wat­ climbed into a car driven by a °^ ® cracked, often penalising good- ested to theology, b u ^ don t try onoBBSt reckless driving and evading re- numerous night clubs in the to Justify my work from a theo- there’s a lot more to It than kins, 56 N. Lakewood Chrcle. woman and fled. East. He has recently released I'css, flawed by human self- Pmoperty ciwnieiiis ante re- Watkins is president emeritus Six of 10 plate-glass windows ^^nslWUty, after he took off logical stance. I Just look at a that, so they won’t give up their two albums of popular organ centeredness, yet craving love, situation and see what can be Ideals so quickly.” quesibed to rake letaveu into of the locad hospital’s board of in the one-story bank were shat- “ ®"® ^ music for Embassy Records. and trying, clumsily, to culU- guitton, tin windrows the trustees and a longtime friend tered by bullets. Also shattered He began his musical ca- '^ate it. lenglth o f Ithie property. No of Dr. McGee. were windows'' in police cars and and a standard-sized sedan last reer at the age of 6, and in "You look at the world, and foreign objedts, otfiier thian (Dr. McGee’s ieofcuro Is the several autos parked in front of on Center St. the n years following re- you don’t know whether to laugh North Says U.S. Planes Udavies and grass, are to be the bank. Witnesses who gave chase ceived his musical foundation a*" cry,” he said In an interview, placied in ithe pties. fliBt of four during the coming A witness, Leonard Pokomy, said Meyer’s car struck the at the pianoforte. Later he stud- all mixed up. You see the ___ month which have been ax- mnged fee* the medfoai staff by 19, told police that when toe rear right door and right quart- led organ with Ralph Wood- Idnd of blundering mess people Downed, Pilots Captured the Depaartipent of Medical fli^'police car pulled up “ev- er of a car driven by Mrs. worth Jr. of Boston. are In, but also the poeslbUltles erybody around ducked for cov- Jewel Baldracchl of 52 North for g;oM. We sometimes blunder (Oontlnaed from Page One) Bishops Education. er.” St., which was traveling east things right.” Thursday and one FYlday, On Friday, Dr. James Fos­ ter, recently appointed chief of “ When the shooting stopped, I uear the Center, spun around In Crane’s pictorial parables, U.S. Agencies bringing to 27 the number of So­ walked over to the bank. One sped off without stopping, a growing flower often symbo­ B id P eace, surgery oJt Hartford HospStoi, police car was all shot up and The two other drivers followed lizes the promising note—even viet-made Jet fighters reported will discuss “The Surgical Ap­ the cop sitting In the right-hand Meyer on a long, circuitous though it sometimes wilts, or Begin Drives destroyed .or damaged in aerial proach to Liver Diseases.” Fb!- under artificial fertilizers to tawdng his talk. Dr. Poster will seat was dead. The other dead chase that led down Center Mrs. Angelo PugUese combat or on the ground this rush its growth, turns into a End Synod make afternoon rounds with poUcemain was lying in front of St. and through the McKee St., Mrs. Christine Esposito Phig- week. man-eating plant that devours For Economy members of the surgical de­ the bank,” Pokomy said. Hartford Rd., Waddell Rd., liese, 53, o f Hartford, sdirter of Enemy ground fire brought (Continued from Page One) the greedy gardener. partment. Sgt. Orln Deckert, who was at Keeney St. and W. Center St. FYank Elsposito o f Manchester, down three American planes areas. “ But we have to water the (Continued from Page One) a nearby shopping center when died yesterday at Mt. Sinai Friday, toe U.S. Command said mixed marriage problems Dr: James Patterson, as- flowers—and hope,” he said. toe fight started, ssdd he fired The chase ended when Meyer And the agency isn’t inviting more aviators were showed the following: aociate professor of medicine at Hospital, Hartford. She was Crane’s cartoons now appear at toe fleeing tHo with a turned into a the driveway of a —Most of toe bishops agreed Tufts University, School of home off Hackmatck» V OfSt. and toe wife of Angelo PugUese. 13-gauge sawed-off shotgun. The SiuTivors also include her that toe non-Catholic partner in Medicine, and <*lef o f gas- shot, he said, splattered toe win­ a marriage with a Catholic troenterology at the New Elng- dows on the driver’s side of the rrC J rj “ should not be required to majee Medical Center in Boston, ...... auto. blocked the driveway with his formal promises that the chll- gpeak Nov. 14. His topic , car. Tice and Robert E. Olschef- dren be reared as Catholic. be “The Problem o f the A blood-spattered day at 8:15 a.m. from the F. getaway gj Flower St., the They stressed, however, that Bsophogcel Hiatal Hernia.” c w was foimd to a parking lot ^ W. Carmon Funeral Home, 6 ^veral collections also have The foreign aid money bUI, Jets and 15 fliers missing. The about two blocks west of toe ^ Poquonock Ave., Windsor, with toe Catholic partner must not ^ Tuesday, Nov. 28, Dr. then went to neighboring homes come out in book form, includ- under which AID and the Peace risk loss of faith as a result of Hpstein, professor of bank. a solemn high Mass of requiem ing toe latest volume, “ Inside- Corps operate, and toe contro- and called poUce. the marriage and must be ready nvedidne at Yale Uniiverelty Northlake, a community of at St. Gertrude’s Church, Wll- Out,” published by Harper ft versial one to finance continue- was Aug. 21-27, when 16 Amert Taken to headquarters and tion of the antipoverty program can planes were shot do\ro and to do all possible to assure Cath­ and a naitdonally known euthbr- olic baptism and education. on a no cash bond of $150 pend- St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom- ^^^^r cartoon shows a are the main ones hanging. V s ”nUoto* fleT 1^ ^dwlons ily on kidney diseases, wUH to - —Most of the bishops also ap­ cuss “Disorders o t Kidney tog appearance to Manchester patched-up, lopsided, explosive a $4.6 billion public works • J, ^ Vietnam Friday. proved giving powers to local Function.” Circuit Court Nov. 13. Friends may call at the fu- ^orld, with an anxious inhabit- bill, including fumte for the j * . „ of Catholic pastors to make excep­ WiUiam H. Fyler 22 o f 11 "era! home tonight from 7 to 9 hammer to hand, trying a EC, needs only final Senate A m ^ ca n Jets to a retu m ai- Insurance tions to the general rule that a Hbli St, was arrested yesterday a’'** tomorrow from 3 to 5 and pathetically to mend a hole in it clearance before going to the five miles Catholic priest must perform a Taken Out in on a warrant charging him 7 to 9 p.m. while other breaks erupt around president for signing. The only des Rapides Bridge five mu Hospital Notes There will be a recitation of him. other bills pending are those northeast of toe center of Hanoi. mixed marriage for the mar­ with breach of peace by as­ riage to be valid in the eyes of the Rosary tomorrow at 8 p.m. The bursting, splitting world covering toe D.C. government Pilots reported damaging toe Visiting honra are 2 to 8 p.m. Poison Deaths sault. He was released on a the church. $500 bond for court appearance at the funeral home. is a recurring theme. and mlUtary construction. center span of the b r i^ e on one in all areas excepting mater­ of toe main raU and highway These recommendations are nity where they are 2:30 to 4 (Continued from Page One) at Manchester Nov. 20. So are the boxed-up ,stacked imHflm of monev bills -- - BLAZE KILLS WOMEN not binding on the Pope, since p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri­ The arrest stemmed from a the synod has for the present shed near the converted hotel ANDOVER, N.B. (AP) shapes anTentrkpment in mass "^ ^ n a te s^ rto vate rooms where they are caHed “ toe Quarters” where toe «omplaln,t made early Tuesday only advisory powers. But they a sm*^ l>y F. SulEvan of Hart- 22-year-old Meriden, Conn., patterns rendering them immo- ^ te -w lt h only *^®" ' 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are Richardsons lived In a OllleUlsmall _ _ __ . . . . M . ______diedj jFriday • j _____ i_in _ a blaze bile, unableVvIa to move, «wtr\vrA c^ isriDnfFO e f11*ot fi;;r'membe''ra“ • prerent^r $18.8_ One chaUenglng MIG17 went were a step forward from mar­ requMted not to smoke In pa- apartment. , grow, making toem impotent ^oney biU to finance the down to camwn fire from a U.S. riage changes enacted by the tien#' i^lns. No more than two The sack was found in the abaitemd^ at'Rays Restau- that also W6is fatal to two small victims of collective forces en- ^ Health Educa- during the strike on toe Pope in March 1966 as a gesture visitors at one time per pa­ rIiaH «itu.riff Frftnic PUno said ront Oil Oak St., had beaten children. closing toem .. “ ® bridge and the kill was credited toward non-Catholic Christians when a neighbor called to dlroct Sullivan about the face while Miss Barbara Ann Merrissette tient. In one drawing, a lone Indlvi- ^ ^ Capt. Gene I. Basel, 31, of in the move for unity. dualist with a megaphone A $1 blUlon cut in f ^ ^ Lakeside, Calif, The Pope lifted the rule re­ Patients Today: 302 said It hadn’t been there the 4hy wito his wife and some friends. Usa Scott, ^ stands beside a skyscraper of the administration s $8.2 bUUon ^ pilots also hammered for quiring written promises on the Of toe deaths Stanley P. Novak, 22. of 383 Lynn Scott, 4, when flames ADMITTED YESTERDAY; boxed humanity and shouts at foreign aid request was recom- time at a sprawling rearing and education of chil­ The parents were picking or- OaWand Rd., Wapplng, was a tw^story dren from a mixed marriage, Mrs. Alice Brunell, 6 Daley Cir­ the “ incorporated” sign at the mended by a House Appropria- gonipound containing 19 bar- cle Rockville: Patricia Burdick, a4M-kPa grove 14 mUes from chaiged early today with No cause for the fire was given, top, “ Hello! Is there a person tlons subcommittee and will go ^nd 11 warehouses three but an oral pledge was still re­ 596 Gardner St.; Glenn Oald- home when the children were breach o f peace upon a corn- up there?” to the full committee Nov. 6. miles southwest of Hanoi’s cen­ quired. stricken. Five o f the children, plaint from Robert Stephenson An ounce of platinum can be weU, CTder Mill Rd., Tolland; another. ter. Fliers reported numerous The synod said it was “ suffi- Mns. Edith Connolly, Glaston- fires and secondary explosions clent for competent authoriUes Cummings, 87 Law- as they dodged heavy antiair­ to have moral certainty' Sitephenson home. Novak’s First Aid Class 1,, ------that ton^Rd.; Clarence BUlOtt, Bast A mass funeral has been the Catholic future of the chil­ court date ait Manchester was craft fire. Hartford; Ralph Elwell, Wood­ planned for 3 p.m. Sunday to be dren would be assured. set for Nov. 13. Runs Five Weeks Navy pilots from carriers in land St., Tolland; Mrs. Rose held in the gymnasium of Bishops felt this would go a Smith-Brown High School in Ar­ the Tonkin Gulf reported fires Ferrante, 25 Elro St.; Mrs. Planning Ahead for Renewal The Manchester Red Cross heavy smoke edter bombing long way toward removing what Helen Pitch, 281 Center St.; cadia. First Aid Unit is offering a on two oil storage depots many non-CathoUcs regard as a Funeral director Eugene Mrs. Wllhelmlna Fleischer, 44 High Winds class in Standard First Aid otght and ten. miles northwest formal, legalistic demand th atBissell___ _iSt.; Mils.__ Madeline For- Hixson Sr. said to e whool weis Rybezyk Sees Merchants training to begin Wednesday in of Haiphong, many consider unacceptable in St chosen because “there’s not a the Red Cross office, 237 E. other fliers from the carrier spirit ’ church in town Hg enough to Also, Mm. Mary Gorke, RFD Hit Area in Center St. Weekly sessions will oriskany pounded the Uong Bi In their peace appeal, the 2, Manchester; Mrs. Donna hamfle the crowd.” Showing More Initiative run from 7 to 9 p.m. for five electrical power plant 18 miles bishops said they wished to as­ melting, Lebanon; Howard Jen­ sociate themselves with the Buffalo, N.Y. northeast of Haiphong. They ra­ nings, Bunker H in Rd., Ando­ EdwaraEdward ttyDczya,Rybezyk, exeuuwvoexecutive down .u,a $16.9 ™million ^ proposed instructors assigned for this proted damage to the transfer- Pope in his repeated appeals for ver; Carl Kask, East Hartford; (Continued from Page One) peace In the world. director of-the Manchester Re- P plans for a more mod- are Raymond Peck, Steve mer yard, the generator build- Mm. Aime Kundahl, 94 E. Mid­ About Town The declaration added: “We Emergency crews worked to re development _ . Agency _ (M RA). ^co...... m«lion— propoeal, r - - r ------with Dzlellnskl .and i. Karl Kehler. i *t. ing, . the . . . boUer house and pump- dle Tpke.; John Luoas, 94 Tracy FYlendship Circle of the Sal' cannot therefore, conclude our store service in many scattered Wednesday that he now is yjg town’s cost share estimated **® smoke Dr.; Miciba Motltis, 218 Spruce vatton Army will have a serv- synodal meetings without ad­ w M o lL t ^ t Jo®ations throughout Erie. Nla- working with the Chamber o f ,900,000. The town’s share Standard course Include dress- rising 6 000 feet from one sec- St.; Robert Nabora, 215 High­ the Host Sara and northern Chautauqua Conuneroe, with the Downtown the original proposal was ‘ngs and banda^g, artmdal tion of ^e plant area. dressing a message of peace to land St.; Julius Ranson, 376 all men, especially to those who L " ^1^ wuVum' counties. Special Taxing District offl- estimated at $2 millloA I?!?*"®"®": Burnham St.; Mm. Margaret esses are Mis. William Jdin- The Board of Directors told bleeding, poisoning, brok- Nang claimed destruction or haVe special responsibility for son and Mrs. Karl Johnson. The three boys, John P. Son- clals and with the individual Ryan, RFD 1, Rock'ville; ‘Mrs. ger, 11, Terrance Sweeney, 12, Main St. business-block owners Rybezyk Tuesday night that it en ®" bones“ "®' and common emer- damage to 46 fortifications and the fate of natiims and to those Alphcmsus Shells, 674 E. Mid­ and Gregory Lamblx, also 12, to develop a cooperative build- win not even consider a refer- 8®"®*®®- who have suffered and are still dle Tpke.; Max Smole, 158 Ly­ suffering the tragic conse­ dall St. quences of war.” Manchester Red northwest of Hanoi. This was a clear allusion to BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A at a m e e t i ^ o f the Kiwanis about 7 p.m. Friday. Police said pewal...... completed. the three had been seen playing Rybezyk told the Citizens Ad- And, the CAC, Wednesday office On the political front, Cihief of fighting in Vietnam and the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ctor- Oub of Manchester at the on a beach near the barge, the vlsory Committee (CAC), “The night, agreed. Created in 1964, State Nguyen Van Thieu an­ Middle East. ence Possonhier, 184 N^ers Ifenchester Country Club. Wlltranco, earlier in the day. attitude of downtown mer- under mandatory federal regu- nounced that nearly 5,000 politi­ The 250-word declaration ori­ Rd., Wapplng; a son t y Mr. Police said the barge had chants has clionged since the lations to "sell” urban renewal, cal prisoners dnd 500 criminal ginally was drafted with a more and Mrs. Charles Look, IS'Hath­ Members of the Mental Aid Lions Sponsor beeii grounded Wednesday on October 1966 defeat of Main St. jjg consensus Wednesday was, prisoners would be granted am­ specific reference to the nuclear away Lane; a son to Mr. and FeUowship will have a Hallo­ Mrs; Frank Cappa, East Hart­ the beach about 10 miles south renewal. “ North End completion Is the nesty next week on the occasion powers. But this was watered ween Party Tuesday at 7:30 Banner Contest ford. of Buffalo and drifted about 500 “They now realize that they salesman.” * of his inauguration as president down with the phrase “ the most p.m. Dinner will be served at yards______offshore during _ the storm, cein’t______sit back and wait for pub- Rybezyk_____ has predicted______com___ The Manchester Lions dub and South Vietnam’s National powerful nations.” Z 6:30 p.m. at the center, before a DISCHVmGED YESTER­ An attempt to reach the craft Uc Improvements and that they pigyan of that project in Sep- ^ sponsoring a design a frieitd- program. The Fellowship is DAY; Tlha McMahon, 88 Oak was suspended temporarily must make improvements on Member or October of next year. banner contest. Entries sponsored by the Capitol Re­ St.; David SneU, 446 W. Middle about 1 a.m. because of the high their own. ” On that basis, the very earll- be submitted by Nov. 10. gion Mental Health Association. State News Tpke.; Cindy Curtice, 11 PhlUp winds. Rybezyk, Tuesday night, was ^ referendum on ™® P^*® be $10 cash or Inc., and is open to people who Arrest, Warning I ^ .; Mrs. Margot Collette, East Steady winds were classified given the green light by the Renewal should the suppUes to be select- Hirtford; Mrs. Joan Quigley, have undergone psychiatricr"' theAm * mm Weather m Bureau_____- - as__ a Board J of ^ Directors^mmmm to continue ^ AJ%ed A^t ft ftl«the A Sherwin-WilliamsO l « U N 111 mm ■■ ■ mm Roundup care. Those wishing further directors authorize it, would be Result of Crash Neiderwerfer Rd., Rockville; *gale, rangljig Just biejpw hurri- preliminary planning for the Paint Store, 981 Main St. Mrs. Aima ShlmalUs, 315 formation may contact the as­ at the November 1968 state and (Continued from Page One) cane level, which begins at 75 proposed renewal project. national elections The requirements call for a sociation at 217 Farmington I^rtin J. Molloy, 25, of 4 Henry St.; Mrs. Ctormalne Des- mph. " fcThe voters, last year, turned " . ° " „ . f 7x9 inch vertically arranged United Auto Workers local No. autels, 102 G rah i^ Rd., Wap- Ave., Hartford. A more conservative estimate Pearl St. was arrested for fail­ color drawing using a maxi­ 376, seeks a vote by imion mem­ ping; Robert Larkin, 84 WeUs points to an early 1969 date. mum of six colors, showing a ure to drive to the right and bers on retaining the “ closed The Blessed Sacrament of the Asked Wednesday night about St.; O a ig Trask, 42 Rd., design for a friendship banner issued a written warning for shop” In the present contract. Wapping; Dana Hansokvi^ron ° Sodiallty of St. John’s Polish the disposition of the many, be- Modernization Pays Off tor j ^ ^ y the M a m h e ^ r td iw driving after drinking as the re­ A leader of the petition drive Rd., Bolton; Harry Lee, iflTnd- National Catholic Church will loW-standard apartments over Club. The winner will be re said Friday that the NLRB In­ sponsor a bake sale tomorrow, Downtown Main St. stores, sult of an accident in which he sor Locks; William Molde, qulred to furnish an additional formed him the petition action Loomis Rd., Bidton; Herbert after the 8:30 and 10:80 a.m. Rybezyk said that federal reg­ struck a parked car on Center Colonial Profits Zoom^ black and white drawing of the .... was legal. Pfeiffer, Kelly Rd., Vemoo; Masses at the church. The sale ulations exist for their updating. St. near winning 7x9 inch design. The Knox early Mrs. Carol Struck, 40 Olcott St. will be held in the church hall An effort by . Oolonlal Boqrd tributed the 120 per cent, , profit “ If — the ------Downtown------Renewal design should identify Manches- Molloy was taken to Manches- Camipaign Curtailed Also, Allan Hoffman, Loomis in the basement of the church, Co. last year to plow earnings increase to the modernization is approved by referen- ter, Connecticut, and Lions In- t®*" Memorial Hospital by am- NEW HA'^N (AP) — Be­ Rd., Bid ton; Eleanor Bomber, and Is open to the public.. into plant modernization has be­ program. dum," Rybezyk said, “ The MRA ternational. bulance, treated and discharged. cause of a I lingering illness, East Hartford; Mrs. Cathy gun to pay off in increased pro­ Ainong will have the authority to in- hfanchester is known as the Police investigating the 4 a.m. Mayor Richard C. Lee will be Jones, Glastonbury; Susan Oor- NOBWALK PILOT CREDITED fits despite a slight drop in ments were increased drying apartmenU meet “aty of Village Charm” and crash reported that Molloy, facilities at the corporation’s unable to do any “ In-person” renti, 283 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. SAIGON (AP) — Capt. Alan sales, a financial report by the mlniinum Housing Code require­ headed east on Center St., cross­ Lydall and Foulds division, and has several Identifying features, campaigning before the Nov. 7 Marie Richard, 72 Graham Rd., A. Lavoy, 27, of Norwalk, Conn., firm dtows. ments.” any of which may ibe in­ ed into the westbound lane, city election. For the nine months ended new building with a new finish­ Wapplng; Nelson Lewie, 4 Peari is one of ^ o 7th Air Force He explained, “ If the owner corporated in the over-all de­ striking an unoccupied parked The mayor’s doctors ordered . pilots credited with downing one Sept. 30 earnings totaled $307,- ing line at the Colonial Board St.; Mrs. Loyola Hills and son,. refuses to comply with our dl- sign. car owned by Thomas Haggeriy him to remain home “at least 7 Ulac St.; Mrs. Carmela Syp^ of three lO G s over North Viet- 859, or $1.69 a sh^re. For a division, and the over-all ef- ficiency of a new plant for the rective, we (the MRA) have the Entries may be submitted to of 179 Center St two more weeks’’ so that his hers and daughter, 180 Hilla- nam on Thursday. ’ comparable period last year. Benjamin ShankmOn at * Leon- They said Molloy was stagger- The Air Force announced to- the earnings were $162,168, or corporation’s Shuiflbre division right to acquire the building, infiamed throat andMaryngltis' town Rd.; Mrs. <3arol MlckeLV in Tennessee. droor plans for Its improvement ard’s Shoe Store, 881 Main St.; Ing and Incoherent and had a Mdll clear up. and son, 23 Barbara Rd., South day that Lavoy and t^pt. Lar- 77 cents a share. The i^es to- 1,000 and sell It to. a buyer who would Willard Maryin at Sherwin-WU; strong oijor of liquor on his ----- ambert, taled $4,656,803 thU Colonial has about Dr. Joseph Mlgnone said the Windsor; Mrs. Glenda Dunton ■ i ^ ^ t h f c r i of ^J*F4 Sm pa^^***li^^ $4 7 2 8 ^ ^ f“ sharehoidders"&nd its i(tock is be required, under the t^rms of- Hams Paint ■ * Store; or to the breath. mayor might be able to make and son, 186^ Center St;) Mrs. HIM., were the crew of an F4 compared with $4,728,200 lor ^a^^^ over-the-counter the sale, to fulfill our Housing Manchester Uons Club. P.O. Both cars had to be towed an electiim-nlght appearance If Lynn Hare and son, l i Dayls Phantom Jet that hit a MIG-17 last year. Code requirements.’* Box eii, Manchester. from the scene by wrecker. his condition Improves. Ave., Rockville.. with air-to-air missiles. Donald R. Ross, treasurer, at- market. ». leting edical

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is dls- uspect W ith sr are Not Soap, but Habon if one “Love in the Desert.” (Even ans a ME3XICX) CITY, Mexico— Adriana began life as a love-ly. Love, ttt tu- (INiBA)—^Youc first thought as e pos­ you walk iihbo the teilevlsion “The Love You Did Not es can studio where a po(putar Mexi­ Want.") Andy B that can “habon" opera la about Despite the titles, the rule to 'taipe several episodes is .that of Mexican television is not to an invasion of vompiires has air anything that could offend By JOAN CROSBY g thU been successfully repelled. a child of 16. lest of NEW YORK (NBA)—Andy Everybody in the abudiio is The stations have their own > Wat- wniiame is both hesitant and wearing a tiny flesh-oolored watchdogs, in addition to the Clrcle. government censor. The sta­ excited.’ ' bandage. He’s hesitant 'to say tha!t his neritus tion watchdog gets a soap op­ Then you hotice the thin first of three NBC specials is aid of era script and blue pencils ev­ flesh-colored wires running into great, because he hosn’it seen friend erything he might think is ob­ the bandage and fkially the it. But he’s mighty excited, be- jectionable. ’Then the script tiny earplug everyone is wear­ ■ cause he w>as after all, there Is the goes back to the producer who ing. You are seeing an “apunta- when they taped it. ioming rewrites it. Back to the censor dor,” a Mexican invention. It’s The show is called “Love n ax- and then to the set where chanc­ a closed circuit walkie-talkie Andy” and it’s set for Nov. 6. taflf by es are the script will be re­ and the actors who aire wearing "We worked very hard on (edioal written again. the show,” Andy said, balking them are gefaUhg their lines and Violence is not allowed, and by telephone from his Holly­ stage dlrecticns from a promp­ the scissors are used liberally s Fos- wood offllce. "It doesn’t have ter sitting above the studio in a on some American products. UeC of the usual musioal-variety for­ tiny room. Over 20 pages of script were xspStal, mat where you can always tell “I think everything is once cut from a "Wild, Wild al A,p- what will happen next and F d - against the actor here in Mex­ ico," said Raphael Banquels, a (See Page ’three) when the commercials are com ­ er wi n ing. We don’t start the usual respected stage star appearing with way, for example, ^here is 20 in the series “ Adrtana." “ We ai de­ minutes o f music uninterrupted have bad production. We don’t Sheiie Latimer tries by oommercials. In this music, have time to learn our Unes- 10 different styles are repre­ ll, as- ’The pay is very bad and so we I>ersuasion on Back oine at Rambo in ABC’s “The sented. W e have an enormous qign have to work on the stage set, the biggest ever ftonatruct- xA of and in films to make a living.” Guns of Will Sonnett” : gas- ed at the NBC studios 'here. It’s Friday 9:30-10 p.m. V Kng- Soap operas are the onost a labyrinth and as the music Boston, popular form of viewing in changes, we move from one set } itopic Mexico. They run for some- to another. 'They arc all keyed o f the ithing like 60 episodes when to color, too. For instance, for La." the cliff-hanging story con­ Guitarist Julian Bream blaroquc music ,it’s all blue." cludes. ’The titles could 'be mis­ performs on NBC's Henry Mancini, Erroll Gar­ i, Dr. leading. They sound like head- “Bell Telephone Hour” ner and Claudine Longet, An­ K>r of liaes from lurid magazines. dy’s wife, are guests, but the vendty "For Txive,” "Anguish for Friday 10-11 p-m. show is built around Andy to luthbr- the r s . iiT? Itove.” the extent that he works with rim dis- them all. there are no formal Kldney introductions, and much more music than usual. When Andy had his weekly

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p.m. ater- to 4 4 Kaye: After TV, the World prl- i • - '■ ■ called a whole (Chinese kitchen are By JOHN GAUB or actor. Entertaining comprises and likes giving dinner parties I are Associated Press Writer all the things I do. 1 pa- “ You are basically born with for „8lx or eight guesU. Other 1 two COPENHAGEN (AP) — It’s a talent. A lot of the rest de­ things he enjoys are flying (he pa- been nearly 30 years since Dan­ pends on What kind of person holds a commercial pilot’s li­ ny Kaye arrived on Broadway, you are because talent is not cense, jet rated) and taking out but time has treated him gently. something you take out of a box his daughter Dena, still in t Public acclaim and a larger- in the morning and use when school at Stanford. than-life existence have yet to The man whose career has EtDAY; you go on stage. dispel the 64-year-old entertain­ “ If you grow and develop as a prospered on making people ley Clr- er’s curiosity or enthusiasm. laugh does not believe that he iurdick, human being, then your talent " 4 - k In Copenhagen to give a lift to has a more sensitive funny bone i Oald- develops along with you. Sure, the capital’s 800th anniversary the years go by but you quite than the average person. 'oUand; celebrations, Kaye owned up to “ The same things that amuse ilasAon- unconsciously begin to pace a restlessness that has kept him yourself a bit. me would probably amuse you. 57 la w - moving round the globe since it, SSast "I’ve always remained fairly making his last TV show in WINTERS SHOW Wood- fit, probably weigh the same ^ I April. Jonathan Winters will get a . Rose t o ^ y as 20 years ago. I drink "The restlessness built up weekly show of his own start­ ; Mrs. very little, eat when I’m hun­ during the four years I was ing Dec. 27. It will replace er St.; gry-" doing the show,’ ’ he said. "I just Kaye looked at the half- "Dundee and the Culhane” her, 44 had to be in one place in Cali­ smoked cigarette In his hand which has not done well'on the ae For- fornia for months at a time. and stubbed It out. “ Twenty-a- popularity charts. Winters’ “ When I finished, I played in day," he claimed looking wry. show will be a comedy variety e, RFD Vegas but cut that short, went "Eating habits are important hour and Will be shown 10 to 11 Dodiiia to Israel for a month, went too. Sometimes, I get up in the p.m. ird Jen- home for five days ant(toen to morning and eat a steak. Some­ , Ando- the South Pacific for 16 ^ y s .“ times, It’s just coffee.’’ irtford; Kaye was asked udiat, if any­ Back home in Beverly Hills, K. M3d- thing, worried him about show the entertainer has what he 4 Tracy business these days. Spruce "Success," he said, "that 5 High- comes too quickly and by the TEMPLE’S Ganwt an, 376 same token brings about Its own argarert. demise just as quickly. & Floor CovoriRg ELECTRONiCS e; ‘Mrs. “ Longevity is not nearly as S. Mid- prevalent these days as It was LABORATORIES 168 Ly- years ago when you had to go American Made out and really work hard. Peo­ Ceramic TUe Bathroom 111 BROAD ple now hit the top almost im- m ^ a tely . When they slldfe, 129415 they hit the bottom. There’s no Installed Up To 100 question of coming down a rung, 8q. Ft. Material STEREO regrouping and getting up there again. Armstrong Inlaid "For my money, what it takes linoleum Embossed TAPES X-PIUS CORPORATION is talent, desire and experience and Vinyls in that order. You have got to 69415 FOR SSTEB- Your Local Home liave It.” 88 Oak For a man In his sixth dMade, Completely Installed Over Middle Improvemenf Center Kaye is showing pretty strongly Prepared Floor CARS L Philip OFFICES * SHOWBOmiS on longevity. le. East "The word 'entertaining'« ex­ 648-666* Quigley, 986 BURNSIDE AYE., E. HARTFORD. CONN. plains just what I do,” he said. TV-Radio, Sales and Service - T H * *88-7778 868 Mala at„ Maaehoator ckville; “ I’m not really a singer, dancer s, 316 ne Des- .. Wap- 4 WeUs Rd., ron , m a i - Molde, Herbert Vemoo; Icott St. Loomis Somber, r -

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SATURDAY JO PROGRAM Mornine MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM "The Chalk Garden” (8) Best SeHev 133) Highllihto <640> Fetony Saaad (C> 1:88 (8) Bert Seller (48) The niBtstaaos (C) Anne Baxter, Dan Duiyea and Top Cot Part V "The Mountain Road" Tom (jolion, host Howard. Duff. Mourlne Daw- Fart I "Magnificent Obses­ 6:88 (88) Scope Sal Mlneo. In 1885 in the bleak (8> The Bcailes Deborah Kerr, Hiwley Mills s(» joliu cast as a police TV town of Banner, New Mexico. (48) Caadlepla Bowlios . and John Mills. New goveiv TV ^ James Stewart. MeHaleo Navy , - „ sion" '64. wealthy playboy (48) Fetor Jeaniags News (C> ness of 16-year-old girt finds (SO) Film ^ 6:06 Sparta — News aad W o i ^ woman. Sam Stone guspects studies medicine - after being 6:88 (648) News — Sports and Ben Chamberlain — a man (S> Jehnqr Qacot tC) <8U At Heme With kitty or t o Jet set gamblers in murder of (fFEOa, Clumnel 24) accidental cause of doctor’s Weather (C) to whom defeat and self-doubt Cool HcCool that her charge lives in warp­ pal. (xune young — is thrust Into (8) Amerieaa Boodstaad ed fantasy world by twisted (Monday — Friday) (SO) Dtveree Coart (40) Combat death. Rock Hudson. Jane Wy­ (18) Men sad the Ghalleagr emotions and frustrations of ((») The F u ^ e 6:35 ( 6) Stela U k s e a Show ^ (C) 0:60 (8) Nattaaal FeoAoH Leagae man. Barbara Rush, Otto (88) HMUghle situation which offera him the (8) The Ijoar Raacer (0> (8) As The iToiM Tamo (C> 0:60 (1) News with Walter C r ^ Game Film her grandmother. Green Bay Palmers vs. - St. (33) Klas of the HUl Bowllag 9-88 (8) FetUeoat Jnaetlea <6) Fetor Jenalags News (0) Tvria CGIW. I FasclBOtleB af Driftwaod (IS) At Hame With Bitty 8:86 (I) Sports — News aad Wrath- 8:88I (8) Geed Morning World (C) (38) Champioaship Bowllac (640) Feytaa Flsce (G) I (248) N.Y.P.D. (C) (C) Gary Collins and Bob Ran­ 0:U (8) laflirito Harisoa (0) I Love Lacy (80) Industry au Parade Makiag W ags Oraw (88) Mvarae Coart er (C) 8:30 (8) Siga oa aad Frayer 2:00 I CeavenatiaBs (48) The Figttivo (48) Combat "Catch A Hero", Jock Warden (48) The DahoUa dom. ) (8) Cenaeotloat What’s Ahead 1:3« (S> Year Commaalljr (C> (48) Tonight at Movies 8:86 (8) Towa Crtor ored lU iu ' (G) part < 0 (648) Big V m B r (G) I Three American Faels . 1:88 (8) As The VTaiU Tune (C> 6:36 (6) Stela Eriksea Shaw (C> 18:88 <8> To Be ABBOBBced "The (luiet American" '68. 6:88 (S> Saarlie Semester (C) (382220) Days Of Oar Uves 6:46 Tm > Nows „ “ Guilty". Baribara Stanwy Big 8 Theater (C> Andie Murphy, Michael Red­ (80) CoBBeetieat dassreom 10:46 (8) News aad Weather (C> ' Craative Feisea (C) ktte 0 -(C) Steve Lawrence and Eydie “ Kim " '50. British espionage graves. 6:46. (I) Visit wHh the Moasigaor (840) The Newlywed Game “ Seven Thieves” ’60. . „ (Time uiprax. at half-time) I NET FlayhOBM (8) I Lave Lney _ , ^ (8) Fetor Jeaalags News (C> Gorme are guest coJu>sts with 7 :..(,, N.w._m|d Sgrto Seven thieves plot to roo U:Rt ( 8 2 2 2 ^ ) News — Sperte ' Chicago Feetival 2:88 ( 8) Lave U A M a a y Splead- (38) Seelal Seonetty la Aotlea Tim Conway comic, (jorbett agent in India makes soldier’s 18:88 (8) Maaalx (C) Monica, Ssony and Claire ual- orphaned son a junior mem­ Tracks missing co-ed thru a <3»4tB8) Today 2:80 (8) Art UaUettera’ Haaae M(mte (Mrio gamming vaults. aad Weather (C) ared Thing (C) (t2St> Haattey-BriBkley Be­ hippie dream world. <8)... Friesd*______Mr. Gooher Faitar (0) Edw. cTlM dnson, R r f Steig- (88) la w and Mr. Jones Monday, October 38 (222228) 1>ays Of Oar Uves pert (C) let team and the Mascot’s ber of secret serWce. Errol BcrobaUc team. Flynn, Dean Stockwell. Paul (8) NFL East (C> (86) News, Weather aad Sports (t8-»28) The Deeters er, Joan C(dlin8, EU Wallach. 11:66 (882228) Taaight Shaw (C) (C) 8:45 m ) News Lukas. Highlights of following games (6) Year Cemmaaity (848) Dream Glri at ’•7 <16) Haatley-Briukley Beport Starring Johnny Oaraon I OpIaloB Washiagtea (8-48) The Newlywed Oame 7:88 (8) After Diaaer Movie (G) 18:88 (I) Who, What. When, Where, will be shown; Chicago at (6) Cms^ Kaagaroo To TeU The Troth (848) Joey Blahsp Shaw (C) I What’s New "Wyoming MaU” '60. Ex- Why, With B a rn Beasoaer (38) To be anaeanced 8:00 I "JFK — The Childhood Years: (33) Scleace Flctioa Theatre Cleveland; Dallas at Pitts­ (40) Tliree Stooges (282228) Amther World (C> (8) TwOlght Zone UriS (8) Monday StuiM t Mariceting an the Move 2:88 Art Uakletter’o Hease flgnter oeoomes undercover burgh; Green Bay at NY; and (6) MIehey Mease "The Invaders" , "Becnaae YoiT’ '63. I EagUah: Fact aad Faney' Farts (O) for railroad. Stephen McNal­ A Memoir (or TV by His Moth­ First feature; "Mysterians” (8-40) Geaeral HsopUal er". Mrs. Joe. Kennedy re­ Yumi Shirakawa and Kenju Phila at SC Louis. (40) AdXuns Family (40) Farmer’s DaaiMer <322240) News — Weather Woman tries to make a new I Fraach Chet (3 2 0 2 8 ) The Doctors (G) ly, Alexis Smith, Ed Begley. Sahara. 11:88 (8-8-48) News — Sports and (6) Hap lUehaids Shaw 3:25 (8) News (C> and Sports life after being paroled. Jeff I Aatlqaes (648) Dream (Hri af ’67 (C) (88) Baaltoy-BriBkley Bepert minisces about early years of Weather (C) <•> The Gypsy Bose Lee Shew Chandler, Loretta Young, I NET Jearaal 8:66 (8) Ta Ten Ihe Troth (C> (C) her son. PresldeM J. F. Ken­ Second feature: "Terror in 3:80 (8) ’The Dick Vaa Dyke Shaw 7:80 (382220) n e Monkees FTtumea Dee. nedy and talks of Kennedy Haunted House", 'Gerald Mohr 11:16 (33-88) News, Weather and (C) (C) ( 6 ^ ) Cowboy la AM en ) Beethoven Sonatas for Fiaae (821228) Another WsiM (C) (8) Twilight Sane Sports (C> (30) Film "Fang and Claw". Chu(dE s.m (I) News — Mameats sf Cam- and VioUa (848) Oeaeral Hospital "Walter Jameson" (lunUy life. Broadcast origi­ and Cathy O'Donnell. (202288) Y ob Daa’t Say fert — Gnidepmls (822228) News, Sports and nates at home where Presi­ (88) Sataiday Afteraooa at the (8) Festival of Hits (22) Merv Oriffto Show (C) (8) Mr. Goober Connors and G ei^d Edwards. (48) Farmer’ s Daaghter No. 1 "Black Mono(de” .(10) That Begto Fhlblb Show James Gregory is guest star. (88) one O’ Caeek Bepert — Taesday, October 31 5:35 (8) News (C) Weather dent Kennedy was bom in Movies (40) Dark Shadows Sign (Hf Brookline, Mass. "Buck Privates" Bud Abbott Paul Maurisse and Elge An­ (40) Jaeh. LaLaaa* Show 4:00 (8) ’Ihe Baager Aady Show Cenmnonder Hayes and John FM 8:38 (8) The Dick Van Dyke Shaw 7:88 (328228) I Dream (H Jeaaaie derson. Espionage and count- 0:16 (6) Wally Gator (C) (M) News Headllaes, US Air 6:88 Travel Time (C) (C) I (223288-48) News — Sports and Lou Costello and an ex­ (G) Hemy are kidnapped and held aad Weatker (C) citing chase thru darkest Afri­ erspionage, involving a mar­ 0:60 (3) Make Beem ter Daddy (222228) n o Match Game for ransom by a "breed" nam­ Ferae Bellgisas Film aad Sign 6:88 What’s New (828228) Y ob Don’t Say (C (848) Garrlsea’ s OeriUae (C> quis and his accomplice who (8) The Datiag Game Off (C) 7:88 Modeni SapervlMry Fracttcr (8) Mr. Oaaber (C Ron Harper and guest star (38) Tern Ewell Shew ca with Douglas Fairbanks (40) Boso the ClowB ed Blue Eyra seekiiw revenge. 2:06 Jr., in "Green Hell". conspire revival of Naxlsm. (20) Film (222220) News 7:88 Elliat Nattoa Bevlews (46) Dark Shadows (C> Barry Stullvan. : (8) Taesday Starlight (C) No. 2"Dementla 13" William (40) Doaaa Heed Show Mamcat of Medltatlea aad Sign 8M Greater Hiutford Foram 4:66 (8) The Baager Andy Shaw 8:88 d en y Lewis Show "The Strange Door '62. (40) CoUege Football (8) Flay Smuuw (C) C.L.B. Off Michigan at Notre Dome Nancy Ames as a flow­ Campbell and Duana Anders. 10:00 (S) Candid Gnmem I (8) Bb; 8 Theater A cunning eccentric (Darren 8:88 Aallqaes (C) (C) Cruel tryant vows revenge of 3:15 (8) NCAA Football 11:88 (48) Featare 48 (282280) S a u Jadgment (C) "JUns^ Moon Men” '66. McGavin) who plays bimter 9:88 The Disseaton (323286) The Match Oame Jerry’s guests are Dorothy dead sweetheart by keeping Michigan State at Notre Dame er child on CBS’ "The "High and the Mighty” (8) F.D.Q. (d) Jungle Jim and party encoimt- with humans, tells Napoleon 16:88 NET Jearaal (C) Provine, comedian Don her husband prisoner In castle \-M (8) Daktari (C) John Wayne, Laraine Day '64. (40) Dating Game er pygmy moon men. Johnny that Blya who Is trapped with­ WHAT’S HAPPENING (46) Bose the Clewa (G> Rickies and Sergio Mendes dungeon. Boris Karloff, Chas 4:Sa (88) ’. Blvetboat Red Skelton Show” (8) Satardiu Spectaealar 10:26 (282230) Newt (C) Welssmufler, Jean Byron, He­ in condemned area of city is ‘ IHaippening^ ’68," a now se­ Wednesday,. . NovemberAH 1 4:85 (322228) Newo (C) and Brasil '66. Laughton, Solly Fbrrest. 5:00 (8) Bace of the Week (C) "Hoodlum Priest" '6L Story 10:80 (8) Homemaker’s Movie len Stanton, Bill Henn. his next prey. ' Japan Today 4:38 (8) Big 8 Theater 8:88 (8) Bed Skelton Haar .(C> I (222228) Tonight Shew neutral w to hides Sgt. Troy I Leaden Line find magic ((xmtain that will The Invaders (C> ) (I) News — Memento of Com­ (33) As School match Wits "Santiago" '56. Alan Ladd, 11:88 (2822-38) Fersoaallty (G> (40) MeHale’s Navy from Germans. :30 Lloyd Nolan, (C) (8-48) Bow’s Year Motter-la- 8:00 (8) Andy OriHIth Shaw 'wiU present gu est perform ers, I CenversattoBs (28> Theatre 86 sinate the world’s leaden. (48) News Headllaes — US (8) Sahara Opea lavllatloaal ly snake Terry seeks help in Show rc) Ecamoaical Service from Bos- (40) The FUatstoaea (C> "Fame Is a Four-LeUer band contests and comedy ' Beethoven Sonatas for Fiaae (18) The FUatstaaes (C) 8:88 (322228) A Warid Premlera Air Force Bellgtoes Film and tOB (Taeoday Oaly) and Violia (48) MoHole’s Navy an Taesday Night at Movies -Sign (Hf I (8-M) News — Sports aad press agent wages a fight WiU be fihns produced by high Thursday, November 3 (It) Combat . Henry Fonda, IMIcbael Paries, ment of MedltsMoa — Sign Off Sports (C) 8:88 (48) The Newlywed Game (C) Rich LitUe. (248) Family Game (C) Weatter 6:38 What’s New (33) News — Weather and Fred MacMurray Film aad Sign Oft (C) (8) Mike Doaglas Matinee 7:88 Moiugemeat by ObJectireN Sports (30-33-80) Get Smart (C) 13:45 (88) The Oater Limits (40) E v e r y b ^ ’s Talking 7:88 Making Things Grow «:30 (3) CBS Saturday News with Smart and Agent 99 hunt for "The Invisibles". Story of 12:25 (3) News (G) 8:88 French Chef Boger Mndd (C) a Kaos weapon that cajy de­ strange forces of cosmic ener­ 13:38 (8) Search for Tomorrow (C) 8:38 Fourth Estate (33-88) Franh McGee Saturn stroy entire cities by concen­ gy which fall to earth and (30-3230) ] ^ c Gaess (C) 9:08 Sport of the Week WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM day Report (C) trating sound waves. invade bodies of men making (40) Girl Talk 7:00 (8) The Lacy Show (C) (8-40) Lawrence Welk (C) them do their will. Virginia Graham Friday, November 3 (3) Oniding Light (C) 1:88 (8) Best Setter ' 7:18 (2) National Geographic Spe­ (30) Frank McGee Beport (C) 9:00 (8) Hogan’s Heroes (C> .1:15 (33) Late Show Part n "Magnificent Obse2 cial (C) (33) Let’s Go to the Baces Hogan finds a load of bullet­ “ Atomic Submarine” : (2222-30) News (C) Japan Today What’s Now ion". Rock Hudson, Jane "Grlzsly!" National Geo­ (3o) Tales of Wells Fargo proof vests on his hands with Dick Foran and Arthur Franz. Wyman. (C) graphic Society special film­ (40) Batman no apparent way to get them 1:45 (88) News and Sign Off Hartford’s Proposed Charter Bevistoa (28) Film ed in Yellowstone and Great (8) Thunderbirds to resistance forces in Ger­ 2:35 (8) News, Moment of Com­ (22) At Heme With Kitty 'Teton National Parks. John "End of the Road" man occupied France. fort and Gaideposts Washlnj^B Weekend Review The Dissenters (28) IHvorae Court and Frank (Traighead, twin ;:30 (8) The Jackie Gleason Show (30-33-80) Saturday Night at 3:10 (8) Moment of Meditation and (48) The F a ^ v e brothers take viewers on con­ (30-33-30) Maya (C) .the Movies (C) Sign Off PLANNING FOR The Creative Fersoa 1968 NET Flayhoase 1:28 (2) As TThe vTstid Taras (C> servation hunt (or most dan­ 18:15 Hartford’s )3roposed Charter (382238) Let’s Make A Deal gerous game in North Ameri­ RETIREMENT? Revision -(C) ca, the grin ly bear. (8) I Love Lacy 3:88 (8) Lave It A Many Splead- (2222-88) The Virginian (C) En|oy family protection white ered Thing (C> James Druiy, Chas Bickford (3823-88) Days Of Oar Uves and Doug McClure. (C) (648) Caster Monte Markham (C) 7:56. (3) Sign on and Prayer 13:5.'; (30) Washington Report Blackstone Jr. and the Nitty A nthony (32«t-S8) The Doctors (C> 8:88 (8) Green Aeres (C) 8:00 (3) Davey and Goliath Cong. T.J. Meskill Gritty Dirt Band. West” episode. Hardly ever (848) Dream Girl af ’67 (C> (3233-38) Kraft Maslc HaU Special 1:0 (3) NFL Today (C) (20-22-38) Bonansa (C) Q ulrici does fist collide with face in 8:88 (8) To TeU The Trath (C> (C) 139 (323228) Aaether World (G> "And All Those Strings” (8-38) This Is the Ufe Interviews Lome Greene. Ben is accused Mexico. You’ll see someone 8:15 (40) This Is the Ufe (G) (30-33-30) Meet the Press (C) of helping a horse thief when M ountain AND (6-48) Geaeral Hospital Jack Benny, Henny Youngman he aHows a ranchhand '(Rdbt. (48) Farmers D sa ^ ter and Michael Rubin and pianist 8:30 (8) Davey and Goliath (C) (8) Yale Football Highlights R oad draw back to clobber an oppon­ Liberace In an "equal time” (3) Adventures of Gnmby (C) Yale vs Cornell Walker) to nurse a stolen ent. Then there is a cut and 3:26 (I) News (G> (30) Boso the Clown (C) (40) American Bandstand horse on the Ponderosa. Laha 649-4830 3:28 (2) The Dtek Tne Dyke Shaw special designed as a musical 8:4.7. (8) Light Time 1:30 (3) National Football League Wood is guest co-star. the opponent is stretched out on (C> balance to Kraft Music Hall (8-48) Sunday Night Movie (222228) Yea Don’t Say (C> premiere prognun, "And All (40) Dawn Bible Institute (C) Game (C) Y our the fl(x>r. That Brass". 9:00 (3) Forest Bangers (C) "Cleveland at NY” "Hud" Paul Newman, Patri­ (8) Mr. Goober (C) cia Neal, Melvm Douglas and For this reason, hour- long (48) Dark Shadows (C) (648) Wednesday Night at the (8) Faith (or Today (C) (8) Notre Dame FootbaU (C) Mevles (33) New Three Stooges (C) Michigan State U at Notre Brandon de WUde. An uncom- shows don’t run for an hour. 4:88 (2) The Baager Aady Shaw prlsingly realistic film about (C) “ITie Bedford Incident" '65. (38) Cartoon Cutups (C) Dome. Metropolitan life Richard Widmaric portrays a 9:16 (40) Sacred Heart (30) Frontiers of Faith (C) a brutal man who adorns A aaDMMtxcaHBUir Sometimes programs come on (222228) The BUtch Oaasc tradll>ions of <»ttle-ranobing (C) Jourrj i .st - I' ssenger ..o ird 9:30 (3) From The College Campus (33) Telesports Replay 358 East Center St. five minutes early. Sometimes the vessel doing a picture- (8) The Christophers (C) (38) Sea Hunt country his father helped de­ (48) Boso the dow n (C> 3:00 velop. M anchester COLOR 20 minutes late. Som etim es, 4:26 (222218) News (C) Mrs. Joseph. P. Ken­ story on naval maneuvers. (SO) Uncle Waldo (C) (30-23-30) AFL Football (C) 8:88 (8) He and She (G) (40) Insight (C) Boston Patriots vs NY Jets 18:88 (3) Mission: Impossible (G) even, they are. on time. 4:88 (t) Big 2 Theater Phelps leads his Impossible "Bacing Blood" '64. Stable nedy re(»ills the child­ Comedy series starring Paula 10:00 (3) Lamp unto my Feet (40) The Beatles Chirrently Telesistema Mex- Prentiss, Richard Benjamin, (8) Dialogue 3:30 (48) Fetor Fotamns Missions Force in an assign­ hood years of Presi­ and Jack Cassidy. A conversation with Annt Al­ 8:00 (8) Off to see the Wizard (C) ment to recover a hijacked icano, S.A., is running “The 18:88 (8) Daadee aad tke Cnlhaae bers noted artist and weaver ”Lili” Part n. truckl(»d of paper lued to O>nstitution. This is a 90-epi­ (C) in first of two programs on (48) Linus the Llonheartod print currency of a North Afri­ Our SPEEDY Specialty STANEK ELECTRONICS dent Kennedy Tuesday can country. sode soap opera based on the Dtmdee and Culhane arrive the arts. 3:80 (48) MUton The Monster 'TRULY DELiaOUS 10:30-11 p.m. on CBS. In a small -Western town where (33) Chalice of Salvation .4:00 (8) Sports Special ___ (G) (38-22-38) High Chaparral (C) 277 BRUAD STREET—PHONE 649-1124 story of Juurez, who freed Mex­ With Love their client is being sued to '65 IndlanapollB 500’ Leif Erickson and Cameron (80) King Leonardo ico from Maximilian's rule, llie (Cimtinued from Page One) supiiort widow of man he kill­ (40) The Christophers (C) (40) The Beaglesgles (C) Mitchell. In appreciation of CHICKEN SUMMER SCHEDULE—CLOSED SATURDAYS AT NOON ed In a duel. 10:30 (8) Look Up And Live 4:30 (3) Biography Doc Henry’s (Jack Kelly) help 30-mlnute episodes run five <3222-88) Bun for year Life (8) Vidicon (C) "Eleanor itoosevelt’’ In saving his son from gun- Brown in 6 Minutes NBC-series, critics agreed that boyoy and inude raise (toll with afternoons s week, with a res­ spilt hoof that should have Ben Gozzara (C) “Time To Live" (28-23-30) AFL — San Diego fighter’s bullets Cannon quality was maintained to a de­ 11:88 (64-23-1218)- News, Sports Nature’s power harnessed by Chargers vs Oakland Raiders agrees to send boy to Tuscon ’The world’s "finest eatin’ ume of the past week telecast been destroyed at birth. Jim­ my Boyd, BUI WOUams, Jean aad Weather man to provide an energy re­ at Oakland. (C) to help dentist establish a chicken” wlUi Incomparable gree rare in television. “But (38) Easiga O’Taele volution is the subject. (8) Gadabout Gaddis (C) practice. on Saturday. Porter. taste. the best you Cambot ing group from southern and Peck and Harry Guardlino. family descends to each man Los Crazy Birds or Los Ya- (48) The FUatstones (C) DEGI’S DRIVE-IN thing different. Now it's 5:28 (M) Ladles Day central Cionnecticut. female Bloody battle to take Korean who inherits the title. Sher­ -Or 'A ik IN STAN T (piis. (One o l the Yaquia, due Vittorio De^(to. counterpart of Barberstidp hill key to stopping the Com­ lock Holmes classic. '59 462 CENTER ST.—643-2660 possible to do something dif­ (48) Peter Jeniugs News Quartet-style harmony. Also munists — as t()Id by the ferent and not be entertaining. Starring Johnny Carson preview of Catholic Youth commanding officer of t|ie "Island Of Desire” '52. EARNINGS not allowed before the emmeras Weather (C> (648) Joey Blsliap Show (C) Week, Oct. 29 - Nov. 5. American troop — with his Tab Hunter, Linda Darnell. SAVINGS We hope we' are both different (28) Leek U 4 11:88 (8) Movie Masteiplece by the MexlcaA censor until he (32) HIghllghtoghli I 1:88 (6) News — Memeals of Com­ (33) Canadian Sparta Films men in action. '59 and entertaining.’’ fort —Gaideposts (30) Sacrifice of the Maas (40) Good Company “ Madame" '63. Exploits of c i n e / I . v O A . l N [ 4Vi^ Dividend paid iutd his long hair 6:00 (8) The 31st Century (C) comes a Du(diess during RANGE and DRYER from day of deposit. due for-reiease about the same 6:86 (2) Sports —News aad Weath­ (48) News HeodUaes — US (8 40) D'sonverv (C) 6:30 (3) Bat Masterson French Revolution. Sophia sieged by his fans, trying to er Loren. Robert Hossein. (C) WIRING SERVICE time as the show.^ It's also call­ (48) Combat Air Ferae Beligleas FUm and ■’The' Farm Country” .- Visit (48) Post Time at the Races ttrmarMMtT'SM v /m b s 4 times yeariy. get some hair. EventuaUy, his Sign-Off (C) to Spaganall (arm at Villa (8) The Six Day War (22) Notre Dame FootbaH (O) ed “Love, Andy” but the music 6:25 (8) Stela Eriksea Skew (C) 1:88 (8) News aad Weather (C) Grove. 111. for a first hand 7:80 (3) Lassie (C) «, Michigan State U at Notre ganewsTgrt nkstsT rmawciAt iw8titi)ti8H record company got bold of the -6:28 (2) News with Waller Crea- Dame Service Changes. Complete is not the music from the show. kite (C) Mameal of Medltattea and look at (arm life In Central (8-48) Voyage to Bottom of leftover hair and peuskaged it Sign Off Eastern III. where day be­ Sea (C) (30) Sandirt Tonight Show (C) wiring Installations In Old 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER a ROUTE 31, COVENTRY “I hope that doesn’t confuse <8) Peter Jeaniags News (C> gins (or family with break­ Admiral Nelson and his crew Starring Johnny Carson. fUBd New Homes and Rnsl- with Los Yaquis latest album.) (28) New HailMBs fast at 5:30 a.m. hunt an ingenious impersona­ Guests: Liza Minnelli, Chris nesse2 people too much,” he comment­ (2 2 ^ ) Hoatley-Brihldcy Be­ (32) Big Picture (C) tor with an enormous electro­ and Peter Allen and -Rich Lit­ pert 964 Main St,, Manchester ' "Jew ish " 7:30 (3) Gentle Ben (C) fort and Gaideposts TURNPIKE seller, with three albums re­ "Y()go.. Porter Is c klte <®> 10:00 (282230) Dean Martin Show (8) I U>ve tucy (8) Peter Jennings News (C) al Institutior 3 :(] (3) Is>ve Is A Many Splend- " _ - . - . — (O) oied Thin* (0) (20) British Calendar Dean welcomes Van Johnson, British colle (20-22-30) Days Of Our Lives (22-30) Hnntley-Brinkley ^ Peggy Lee, country-western bridge. Eige: port singers Homer and Jethro and (8-40)< C > The Newlywed ^ Game^ • (20) News comedian John Barbour. Planck InsU (3) Mister Boberts (8) TwOlght Zone (20) Hnatley-Brlakley Report Eigen rece 3:30 (3) Art Linkletter’s House ••The Parallel” . . (8) TwUlght Zone (40) Allred Hitchcock $62,000 prize Party <0 "Han In the Bottle” (20-22-30) The Doctors (C) and 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News, Sports a id ' oM share thi (8-40) Dream Girl of ’67 (C) (223840) News, Sports Weather ^ ^ weather (C) 3:00 (3) To Tell The Truth (C) For M\ .3:30 citizenry. (8-40) Joey 11:46 (3) Thursday Staillght <(2822-30) C > Yon Don’t Say (C) (282230) Daniel Boone (C) ••Look Back In Awer" ’59. (8) Hr. Goober (C> Fess Parker Angry young man decides m- (40) Dark Shadows (C) (8) Batman mMl too late how m u ^ his 4:( (3) The Ranger Andy Show (40) Fllatstones (C) wife means to him. Richard (C) 8:C (8-40) Flying Nun (C) Burton, Claire BlTOm. Sister Bertrille’s idea back­ ••Behind the High Wall 56. S p (2822-30) The Match Game fires when she decides to help (C> convwit's financial situation Sylvia Sidney, Tom Tully, (41) ) Boso the Clown (C) by making and bottling a drink John Larch. __ 4:25 (2822-30) News (C) (8) News — Moments of Com­ from sea grapes. fort and OaldeMSts 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theater 8:30 (282230) Ironside future for his criminal broth^. Moment of Meditation and members ol (30) The Flintstones young peace - loving Flower Us should ) inal commitment, has already juana by servicemen in Viet­ a03l-30> The Itoctors (C> Child accused of murder. been sent out. (8-40) Dream Girl of ’67 (C) 11:00 (822-3840) News, Sports positions tl nam. 3:00 (3) To Tell The Trufh and Weather Another NBC show in rating (282230) Another Wortd (C) (20) Bichard Diamond 4”— the da} trouble is ’’The Man From U.- (Mt> G e n e ^ HosHtal 11:15 (3) News — Sports and gan—or "fn Weather jC{ N.C.L.E.” a big loser in its time (40) ~ Farmers ■'Danghter ghb occupied as 3:25 (3)\9 / NewsnrwB ^ (C> ««.«* (282230) Tonight Show (C) spot this season. It is a likely TV Highlights 3:30 (3) ’The Dick V»u Dyke Shm Starring Johnny Carson cent conflie (282230) You Dou’t S»y (C) (MO) Jtoey B liiop Show (C> used depeni candidate for midseason cancel­ Today: Deborah Kerr and (8) Mr. Goober (C) 11:40 (3) Friday SpecUcnlar lation, with its Monday hour John Mills in “The Chalk Gar­ (40) Durk Shadows „ to find soluUons to their prob­ (282230) The Match G a w lems. MacDonald Carey. Mar­ The Arab Sunday: “Hud,” with Paul sha Hunt, Carol Lynley. Bran­ (40) Boso the Clown ■ (C> in. The It TO O L and Newman and Patricia Neal, 4:25 (282230) Nows gram , “Grizzly!” (40) News Headllaes, US M r Sanding Machines Tuesday: “Stranger on the (40 )McHale’s Navy Force Bcllgious Film and Sign pected a c Power Tools Run,” with Henry Fonda and 5:00 (20) Faith tor Today (what else) Wednes­ day or We< (30) Combat 3:05 (sV News and Weather ing of the Plumber’s Tools Anne Baxter, a chase movie, 9- (40) The Fliatstoaes (C) day 7:30-8:30 p.m. on Moment of Meditatiou and (20) Theatre 30 . Sign Oft day later < Painter’s Equipment 11 p.m. on NBC . . . Reminis­ CBS. cences of President Kennedy's (40) Peter Jcaulngs News (G> Cement Tools (8-40) News — Sports aad childhood years, 10-10:30 p.m, Weather < 0 Moving Equipment (20) Sports Show 6:30 (3) News with Walter Croa- GIFT on CBS, with Harry Reasoner (22) HlgUlghts kite WILTOirS SHOP .Maintenance Equipment . . . R®v. Billy James Hargis, Tom Colton, host (8) Peter Jennings News W ) W in i Wallpapering Equipment (■»)' McHales Navy ^ ^ J(2230) Hunlley-Brinkley ^ 964 Main St., MandKOster the mUibant anti-communl«rt, is 6:05 (S> Sports — News aad Weath­ /p o r t interviewed at 9:30 p.m. on er 64»- 20S 2 (46) Combat (3?* D « t t * VallM Days Early Aiiwricaii Mis Channel 24. 6:1T (M) Bold Veatare (20) Hanlley-BAikley Beport Wednesday: Jack Benney is 6:25 (8) Stela Briksea Shaw (C> Gifts A-P EQUIPMENT (8)< C > Twilight Zoae host to LJIberace and others on "About MachdnesV „ ^ , T w f RENTAL NEC’s “The Kraft Music Hall, (223840) News, Sports and Weftthee 98.5 Center St. Manchester 9-10 p.m. . . . Bing Crosby re­ 7:30 <3) wnd. WUd West (C) GULFPO calls his earlier years at 9 p.m. (282230) Tnrsan SHOP and High winds on Channel 24. (8) Front Bow F rh to Night “O t id i m ie u c r i AIn ia theMSV. Rain 63. I SAVE do or wati ’Thursday: “Days o f Wine and Jackie Gleason and Steve Mc- Clously intc Queea A smooth operating W HERE Roses” (1963), chronicle of an master sergeant who’s hwne today, kUli alcoholic, with Jack Lemon and is the service Is constanUy Y O U SEE sons and ii getting his hero-worshipping Lee Remick, 9-11 p.m. on CBS protege out of situations. TH IS ers. . . ’The music o f Benjamin (40) OH to see the W l i ^ Hie Misi Britten on NBC’s “Bell Tele­ 8:30 (3) Corner Fyle — DSMC (C) SIGN (282230) Star Trek ELECTRONICS 9:00 (3) Friday Night Movleo PLEN’S TEXACO other peopi min Britten on NBC’s “Bell "McLintock"iUA/AJlt8LVWav o.rww»rfriory concew —------381 MAIN ST. "Gulfpon LABORATORIES Telephone Hour” Friday 10-11 ripsnorting cattle baron who has e v e r t in g he wants ex­ reports tw< p.m. . . . James Jones, the cept his wife from «whom he U.S. Wea author of “From Here to Eter­ is 'estranged and his 17-yea8 GORMAN BROS, "Some pec 277 BROAD old darter who Is away ri ■no MAIN ST. ' nity,” is intervleweiJ at 8:30 college in the East John workers si p.m. on Channel 24. Wayne, Maureen O’Hara. rain contln 9:30 (2822-30) Accidental Family FoN^ND A.M. WYMAN OIL CO., I n 8 Wltnesse Jerry Van Dyke and Sue ‘KISS ME KATE’ 24 MAIN ST. taurant anc Rabeoit Goulet and his wife, (M ri ^Onns of Will Sonnet (C> a beach i GAR Carol Lawrence, will star in the Many mobi televirion adapbation on the this tourist STEREO murical, “Kiss Me Kate.” The Leslie Charleson stars Don WILLIS Garage some with Cole Porter musical will be SPECIALISTS IN . Early « in CBS's new daytime highway pi telecast this spring by ABC on WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND series, “Love is a Many her of inji RADIOS the “Armstrtmg Circle The­ ' MILAKE SEBVIOE Splendored Thin g,” dred. New ater.” The musical will be the dW^ERAL AUTO KEPAIB ______Monday through Fri­ 649-4531—^18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEE counted b« second on "Armstrong.” “ K is­ TV-BwdIo SslM and Serrioe jured, a m et” was shown recently. day 2-2:30 pjn. rooips wei was wldes] nesses sail .age seemc the MlsaUu areas, ne ties. The wbi' at the Oul they were Mn