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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1987; AYVMt* DtOj Nat Pran Roi T h e W e a lh cp m anrljeslw Swjntng For Tka Week Ended (Hearing, cool tonlglit. Low Oetober 7. 1M7 near 40. Tomorrow fair, eeason- ★ CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ★ able temperatUMfl. High 60 to Studenta of Aaaumption Jun MUs Mary Louise Blake, The Ladies of St. James are Hospital Notes Mrs. Clark Buffington, Bast ior High SchotS wUl aponaor a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' sponsoring a Fall Fashion Show Hartford. Combination Windows and Doors 1 5 ,3 7 5 86. About Town ear waah tomorrow from 1:80 George Blake of 40 Elsie Dr. and Dessert Card Party Fri- DISCHARGED YE8TER* Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Manchester— A City of Village Charm The lt«v. C. Roiuld Wll«on, to 4:80 p.m. In the parking lot DAY: Louis Sllhavy, 166 Brandy Door Canopies, Boll-up Awnings, Osnvas Awnings Bopairod, has been elected secretary of day, Oct. 20, at 8 p.m. at St. In all areas excepting mater tnliiiat«r of Sooond at the Bchool. the Internatlonar Relations Club James’ School Hall. Fashions HUl Rd., Vernon: John Zemek, BtcovTrlT Re-Hang Servlro nity where they are 2:80 to 4 West Willlngton; James ’Tur- (OkMilfled Adverttelng on Page 9) PRICE SEVEN CENTS OoBfraipitioM] Oiurch, will of Albertus Magnus College, will be by Mam’selle. Dress nalred or Made New To Your P a ^ rn , W ork Omtora VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 12 ('TWELVE PAGES—'TV SECTION) . MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri klngton, 260 Spring St.; Mrs. conduct 0 ccndcc Sunday at New Haven. 7-^hop, Vernon. Tickets for the S Grommet. - Eyelet. - The Grace Group of Center vate rooms where they are Wanda Miller, 388 Spring St.; Jalousie Unite. W aterpm ^ng Compound For T e n ^ Bsw t o ^ ^ t:18 ajn. on radio ctatlon — — event may be obtained from Congregational Church will 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are Carl Houghton, Pine Ridge Dr., and Canvas. We Do Rescreenlng of Alamlnnm Screens. WINK. The program le aponsor- meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Donald W. Avery, assistant Mrs. Burton Hilton, 10 Acad- •d by the Mdncheater Cjuncil requested not to smoke In pa Andover: Mrs. Shirley Whyte, Heavy Duty Zippers. Robbina Room of the church. director of admissions at West- emy St., or Mrs. John Tierney, tients’ rooms. No more than two o f Ohurchea. East Hartford; Laurie Lucas, After a bualneaa meeting, ern ' Nbw England College, il Academy» St. Those attend- visitors at one time per pa WUllmantlc; Gary Aronson, 4 membera will urrap gifts for a Sprlngfleld, Mass., will visit ing thO event are reminded to MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Harold Hlnron of BO Grant tient. Level Rd.; Walter Kohls, 204 Teen Tree and a Wishing Well Manchester High School and bring their own playing cards. American Bombs Hit Rd. haa been appointed apeclal Maple St.; Mrs. Isabella Zoppa, EST."^^9^- cP which will be some of the fea East Catholic High School ------Patients Today: 282 alde*deKuunp of the VFW, It waa 253 Hilliard St.; Mrs. Patricia tures at the Holiday Fair Fri Wednesday. New Horizons Fellowship, ded- announced today by Joaeph A. ADMI’TTED YESTERDAY': ’Turklngton, 250 Spring St.; Earl day, Nov. 10, at the church. Re ----- icated to adventuresome and S e e m of Gardner, Maaa., com- Mrs. Margherita Atwood, Mea Boynton, 44E Case Dr. freshments will be served by The Emma Nettleton Group useful living by the physically Also, Julie Cady, Lebanon; mander-ln-chlef of the VKW of dow Wood Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Mrs. Edna Lynn and her com of Center Congregational handicapped, will have a gen- Maureen O’Nell, 36 S. Alton St.; Yes. KoHiy — Wo Hovo Tho Bost f rodueo the United Statea. “ Only mem- Shirley Bigelow, Rt. 4, Coven Church will have a business meeting at New Britain Wilfred Arsenault, Stafford bera who are dedicated to the mittee. try; Robert Bray, Talcott Hill In Town! Con Thien Marines meeUng Tuesday at 8 p.m. In Memorial Hospital tomorrow at Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Joaiuie Springs; Peter Saukaltis, 91 (oala of the VFW are conaldered IN SEASON: MACS, COBTLANDS, RED DEUOIODS, the Robbins Room of the 2 P »'' Refreshmente will Costello, 117 West St.; Joseph Birch St.; Mrs. Florence Lock- for thla appointment," Seem The Amerloan Leglioti Aux M C W ^ i ALSO iniQSH CIDER, GOURDS, INDIAN SAIGON (A P )—The iliary will have Its annual De- church. Dr. A. Elmer Dlskan served following a general meet- DellaFera, 24 Pine St., Heldle- wood, Broad Brook; Donna CORN AND PUMPKINS. ______aald. Marie and Wendle-Carol Du Sheldon, 188 Lakewood Circle; raUIT GALORE: Red. White, Blue Grapes, Pom egraaa^ battered U-S. Marine out payment parley botnorrow at 9 will speak about his experiences post at Con *rhien was hit aboard the SS Hope, at 8 :S0. bois, East Hartford; Mrs. Wan William Stavens, 26 Cornell St.; PIumB, Nectarines. Honeydews# Cantaloup©#, Pineapple#, asn. at the Hedgen Reataurant, State News by a mistaken bombing New 'Britain. (Mias Barbara ___ The Manchester Homemaker da EntwlsUe, 13 Crestwood Dr.; Mrs. Helen Hagenow, 66 Maple Pears, Limes and Grapefruit. Mrs. Josephine Gubbels, 21F St.; Mrs. Joyce Clcerchia, 296 f r e s h PRODUCE: Asparagus, Beet Greens, from an American plane WalUett o f the Mandheelter Aux the AmertCh Le- 'f " « « ' ?* “ ' Tomatoes, Green, Yellow S q i ^ , C h ^ I t o ^ ^ C a ^ - iliary is parley chairman. She Carver Lane; Mrs. Virginia Bldwell St.; Roy Keith, 22 Hol late FYiday, killing two NOTICE nei, Auxlltery h.v. been Invlt- Hodson, 473 Gardner St.; Mrs. lister St.; Mrs. Donna Hendlt- nower. Leeks, Green Beens, Shaioto, Peaa, Egg P t o t , I ^ No Incident win be aenhlted by Mra Leon ed to a Joint Installation tomor health aide service In the Unit Hot Penoers Pickling Onions, White Sweet Potatoes, Marines and wounding 21, to, 36 Clinton St.; Henry Chre Bnadley, reeervationiB chairman, row at 7:30 p.m. of the John ed States and Puerto Rico, Edna Keating, 197 Hamlin St.; Corn-Jn-^b BroLll Sproute. ArOchokro, and Cranbei- the U.S. command In Sai James Lawrence, Stafford tien, 45 Russell Dr., Vernon; and Mrs. Henry Pefisiiil, De Pachulck Poet and Auxiliary at Arises from KeeUer’a atrlke le over Mrs. Emma Berch, 218 Broad gon disclosed. partment chairman, both of the the Polish National Home, Directory of Homemaker-Home- Springs. p T n k o r w h i t e g r a p e f r u i t . • •- S for ^ The report of the mistaken St. and we have a fraah aup- Manchester unit. Miearibers of Church St., 'Thompsonvllle. Health Aide Services In New Also, Mrs. Wllda Lemek, RFD CELERY ...... ^ DCliSs 2 9 ^ bombing came after a fierce the Miancheeter AAixlllary plan ____ York City. The homemaker- 2, Rockville; Barbara McDonald, Also, Harvey Ring, 1 Lewis Negro March three-hour fight early Saturday ply of 85 Keebler Cookie Circle, Rockville; Mrs. Marlene CAULIFLOWER,' Extra Large Hea^!^^. - 4 » J ^ ning to attend the parley are 'IThe annual Glastonbury home health aide service Is the Stafford Springs; Clara Murray, between Marines and attacking HARTFORD (AP) ~ Parad and Cracker Itema Includ Mrs. Mtuiel Auden, president; Grange Fair will open with a placement of trained, mature, East Hartford; Mrs. Carol 011- Carflro and daughter, 37 Hollis MACS, GRADE “A” ! . • • • • • • 16 qt. bskt S lgg S North Vietnamese troops a mile ing Negroes from this efty’s Mrs. Ruth Hlckox, Mrs. Joseph parade tomorrow at 9:30 o.m. professionally supervised wom- wa, Sadds Mill Rd., Ellington; ter St.; Mrs. Letitia Askintowicz ELECTASOL, Giant Pkg! R ^ . 6 9 c ...... 3 9© below Con Thien, which is just ing plenty of Dutch Apple and daughter, 68 Seaman Cir North End section carried a Wallett, Mrs. Wilber Little and at 13116 Soulth Glastonbury Fair *0 the home to assist Indlvld- Mrs. Mary Pllurl, Overbrook south of the demilitarized zone. cle; Mrs. Diane Donofrlo and COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY P A P ^ l message for open housing Into and the flavorite Pecan Mrs. Beaalle Fairris. Grounids. Gates open at 10. uals and families during a pari- Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Gloria Post, e Also Complete Line of SE3ALTEST Dairy Products • A spokesman said a Marine RFD 2, Bolton; David Schon, daughter, 101 South St., Vernon. affluent West Hartford on Fri Corps aircraft "making a bomb MARS, a message service for od of stress, day night. Sandiea. Miss Kathleen Kelly, daughter families of overseas servicemen, —— Broad Brook; Stanley Stearns, run Friday evening In spport of The Pueblo Indians of New The significance of their of Atty. and Mrs. Eugene T. will too a feature o f the event. The executive committee of ’Thompsonvllle; Krystyna "T H E K IN O ground forces at Con Thien had Mexico are the descendants of march was twofold: it Kelly of 121 Mountain Rd. and Those wishing to conitact their Cub Scout Pack 1B2 will meet zen, 16 Union St. two 600-pound bombs Impact on the oldest known North Ameri-^ coincided with Yom Klppur, the PINEHURST a senior at Mount Saint Mary aonis or diaugiiters overseas are tonight at 7 at Bowers School. BIR’THS YESTERDAY: A the perimeter of the ground can civilization. The 19 ancient' PRODUCE!" holiest of Jewish holidays, and reminded to bring their exact ------.son to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Law unit.” College, Hooksett, N.H., will Pueblo tribes are scattered it carried the marchens GROCERY addresses to the MARS booth Polish Women’s Alliance, rence, Windsorvllle; a daugh ’The epokesman said an Inves spend the fall semester practice along the New Mexico banks of 176 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER s 64S-OS84 into a suburb which contains a 802 MAIN ST. teaching at Pembroke Academy, in the industrial tent at the Group 618, will meet Sunday, ter to Mr. and Mrs. Olavl Kaar, tigation Is under way. the Rio Grande. large part of the capital area’s Marine Infantrymen, artillery Pembroke, N.H. fair. i ■ at 2 p.m. at 77 North St. Wllllmantic; a son to Mr. and Jewish population. and planes beat off an attempt One resident greeted the group by 600 Hanoi regulars to storm of 60 demonstrators with an the perimeter of a Leatherneck eight-foot banner proclaiming battalion below Con Thien. The (AP Photofax) "Peace” and ’’Shalom” (Hew- war Just below the DMZ had brew for ’’peace” and a greet Tb the tune of shrill electronic sounds, a group of exorcising a caihoard model of the Pentagon at the mounted furiously. Village Theater in New York’s Greenwich Village. ing). The U.S. Command said 21 East Village hippies rehearse a magical, ceremony ’The march was largely peace Americans were killed and 12 of ful, with the exception of two the enemy were found"'dead on minor Incidents. ’The march was the field. There was no estimate Pentagon Purified announced earlier In the week and, according to organizers, of how many casualties the ene Couple Survives had the approval of the local my troops may have carried Charge police department. away as they withdrew toward Hippies Exorcise ” We didn’t come to desecrate the mountains southwestward. or defile,” said John Barber of Con Thien stands on three Accounts Week in Caoyon West Haven, a leader of the muddy hills two miles south of Negro group called the Black the DMZ. It has been battered Ciaucus. “ We come seeking to repeatedly by enemy artillery, By LARRY DDM rather than try for the rugged mortars and rockets since the HALE plateau above. ^Symbol o f E vil’ be better human beings as the Aaaoolated PreM Writer Cordially Jewish people pray to be better Marines set up camp there last ___ _ ’The first two days, Lloyd told spring. NEW YORK (AP) —If the actual and mythical symbol of men.” SALT LAKE CITY (AP) —An relatives, the water wasn’t too After nearly three weeks of ...L L .iii!ii !!«*»3 . , elderly Mormon couple survived bad. But the farther they trav- Pentagon rises 800 feet Into the evU In our time.” Harry Bates, another member Invited! air and then disintegrates on One hippie said the people In of the Hartford civil rights only minor attacks, the Commu six days and nights without food eled, the more brackish It be nists around the DMZ battered Main St., Monchostor came. ’’But we drank as much Oct. 21, a group of East Village the Pentagon won’t be hurt, just group, made an appeal for the outpost of Con Thien Friday In south Utah’s vast and deso as we could hold,” he said, hippies will be elated but unsur- purified. open housing. late Last (3hance 'Canyon coun ‘"rhat kept us alive.” prised. As an audience of about 200 “Some of you people own the with almost 400 artillery, rock try. Nightly, Uoyd said, they built After all, they spent more antiwar hippie demonstrators at slums,” he said, referring to et, mortar and recoiUess rifle Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lloyd lived a fire, rationing the few match- than an hour Friday In a trial the Village Theater waved light- the predominantly Negro North shells. on allmy, brackish creek water es he had. By ’Tuesday, when run of a magical ceremony ex- ed amber musk joss sticks and End. He added that he hopes Elarly today, after another, and, Loyd said, “ constant pray- gearch for them was In full orclslng the Pentagon to make Jiggled bells against a back- he can someday walk In West 180-i^und mortar barr^je, the HHS SATURDAY OCT. 14th. is “COUPON D A F! er.” swing, he first sighted a search sure everything goes off without ground of shrill electronic Hartford without attracting North Vietnamese attacked “ We’re resurrected,” the old aircraft, but the pilot didn’t see a hitch during the peace rally sounds, the ceremonies got un- presa coverage, Marine battalion’s position scnttli man muttered aa he was helped relatives he saw scheduled for Washington next der way. The only r ^ r t e d incidents of Con Thien, using tear m • . • ■’*-
both eyes. said. ShO suffered a fractured which two persons were killed More than 160 reports of real VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON They managed to get the car After they arrived In Salt ^ ^ E t e e h ^ f battle s S s shouting. The elec multiple cuts anaand « 38b wounaea.wounded. and false bombs were received 11 t M t 4 t 1 4 1 out, only to slide Into a creek Lake City, the couple refused to ascended to an In- arm P “ Antl-Brltlsh terrorists planted VALUABLE COUPON MEN'S REG. $50 GENUINE Friday. SAVE $5 ON REGULAR 23.88 bed farther down. Uoyd said he be hospitalized. Their son, Dr. tolerable pitch. ,„ore than 40 bombs throughout Efforts Made BOYS i.'.U 5A:JFORIZED A policeman was killed when MELTON didn’t want to try to walk out Bruce Uoyd. a Salt Lake a t y Prldav SlOwly the cardboard Penta- Hartford Hosoltal Ahn Wo- Hong Kong Island and across suede ieather jackets Chinese terrorists hurled bombs Regina Electrikbroom with coupon because of his wife’s arthritis, patholo^st, tooH them home ^Nlx ^ ^t^W w^^ Januarj K®" rose, -rhe elevating wires Silver St.. New the harbor channel In Kowloon dress shirts -- so he spent most of last Satur at him as he Investigated a At Settling bench warmers with coupon 32" length. Top grade skin. But Tnteriirstrf’ whether to seek the 1968 noml- Britain, suffered a chest Injury, today, dummy bomb, and an with coupon ton front. Zip out orlon lining. day with a hammer and screw haustlon and the Injuries suf- nomination tened In the lights of ^ e multi- ’They hurled two or three Lightweight vacuum cleaner. 18-year-old Chinese youth was Dark brown, suede fawn. Sizes driver until his hsuids were raw fered during toe trek, bombs Into a crowd at U^e white. Snap lob or regular collar. Not Only 6% lbs. Two speed motor. In 1960 but lost the election to colored psychedelic Lamorre lived at 6 Maple fatally Injured by a bomb Two Strikes 38 to 46. from breaking up toe sandstone ’The highway patrol estimated entrance of a Chinese fish and -II sizes. Witn rtiQ brush and floor brush. John F. Kennedy. P“ t the crowd went m wUd as If Southington. thrown at police near him. boulder that was Jammed under toe Uoyds walked about 30 vegetable market In teeming By the Associated Frees Nixon said he would throw It been toe real thhV- Authorities offered |17,6(X) in the vehicle. miles In five days. . mThe e caraooaracardboard moaeimodel wUlwui bei« Stamp Dispute Wanchai District on toe island. Moves were under way today rewards for Information leading They finally abandoned the ’’Considering her arthritis,” burned, a hippie leader said, ’The wounded included four toward settlement of two major HAR’TFORD (AP) — Eleven to the arrest of toe killers. car late Saturday and decided toe son-in-law said, “ I wouldn’t JU Renuhlican candl- “ hes burled in a conse welfare workers suspended in children, four men shoppers and strikes In toe nation. to stick to toe dry creek bed, have bet last week that she the strongest Repumican canoi two members of a police demo ’The deaths brought to 41 toe date. near the Pentuon. a dispute over toe food-stomp A multistate mediation panel which provided an occasional could have walked a city ’Then at toe time of toe Oct. 21 lition team lured by a fake number killed since May 11. program may be reinstated, toe when local Communists began Is returning to Pittsburgh to try VALUABLE COUPON pool of water here and there, block.” fore addrlSI^g a T ^ a T e g 6 p demonstration, he explained be- ;elfa re c o m = n e 7 h,U »>®mb call into position lor the again to end toe violent steel rnm m m -unm Mi VALUABLE COUPON p fore 1,200 people try to ring toe maicated. “ ‘ ^ack from a nearby tenement Inciting j-lote, labor j t r i l ^ and Key Men Committee dinner. 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In Detroit negotiators for too MEN'S REG. 12.98 REVERSIBLE GIRLS' REGULAR 1.98 The committee consists of men ^e ex- Two other rooftop bombing at weaken British authority over who are large contributors to „ „ toe New Haven district office the colony on Red China’s strikebound Ford Motor Oo. and MEN'S 2.98 PERMANENT PRESS Fear Depreciation of the state welfare depart- tacks Injured eight more In toe United Auto Workers union iong sieeve polos the state GOB- the Pentagon steps Wanchai, at the entrance to a southern border. quiited ski jackets fiannei pajamas President Johnson will be toe .. . , , ment, were suspended after had two new contract proposals with coupon ^ Do toe hippies seriously think refiuied to administer a government clinic and In front Following a period of relative on toe bargaining table, toe first iong sieeve sport shirts with coupon with coupon Democratic nominee. Nixon of a post office. quiet, terrorists began planting solid sign of possible accord in with coupon Nylon shell. Dacron interlined. Worm cotton flannels. Coot Crew or turtle necks. Assorted said, but if hts poll ratings con- r i t l l * * S c ? “ ' ‘’ Pentagon pj^^am P~;^dlng food-pur- Zipper front, hidden hood, Another bomb trap wounded a bombs on a large scale Wednes three months of talks. 63*/* Dacron, 35% cotton. style. Assorted prints. Sizes stripes, solids. Sizes 7 to 14. Negroes Head Move Unu. to drop .nWt 0. do. Oth.„ SS.oL police inspector and a police day after police shot and killed Regular collar. Dan River oiue, burgundy, loden, pew 1.59 Standing in toe way of a set 7 to 14. plaids, Klopman solid colors. ter. Sizes s, m, I, and xl. constable on the main road be- a Chinese man In a crowd tlement of toe two-month-long 2.33 and the S, m, I, xl. watching illegal Communist steel haulers rebeUl
I' I > \ I V . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 PAGE TRREB n m TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 Tolland Sheinwold on Bridge Long Bridge to Span Coventry Hebron 2 Roving Horses BIDDPreffBWINDLE Business Bodies Are Rounded Up WILL OFTEN WORK South .dealer Snake-Filled Swamp PTA to Hear Psychologist First Selectmen Announces Both sides vplnerable It was round-up time hi Tol By ALFRED 8BE1NWOLD NORTH PLAN CONVENTION By BHX NEIKIRK “ Besides, It would Interfere When you’ve made up your land yeaterday monidng when Appointments for the Town ♦ 8 Creighton Shoor of Shoor Associated Press Writer , with toe floodway,’’ an official Discuss Sex Education mind about the final contract, 76532 Jewelers and WUUam Malken- reslderUts o f the Grant. HiU Rd.- said. 'O iU d Dev«loiiment aa It In- has a master’s degree in busi you can often bid to affect the BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — First Selectman P. John Per- The eieanenitary alchool will 0 842 son of Michael’s Jewelers are Elgln Dr. Bipea diaoovered two Even with toe modem six- ness administration from Ohio opponents rather than your The state Highway Department dlcalm the Need for Sex EJdu- ham has announced the follow- ckMe at 1 p.m. on Oct. 23 to A 7632 members of the arrangements lane, twin-span structure, toe State University. ing list of appointments. Charles permdit thie Elteif to atltend a partner. For example, before horses grazing; in their batde- is putting together final plana cattofir’ wW be the fopiic of I>r. EAOT committee for the annual con cost will be high. For the 18.3- work^iop In Andover being jumping to a slam you might WEST yards to the dieligtiit o f Uia for one of Its most difficult con Students at Tale Parley bOner has been re-appolnted as 4 Q10954 vention at toe Connecticut Re mile section, engineers figure it Neme Oivun a meetinir at presented by the ffiBtirtot swper- take time off to bid a side suit ♦ nelghlborhood children. struction jobs—bridging toe Some 66 students of . the class dog warden. Second Selectman Q108 tell Jewelers Association. The will cost about $75 million. 8 pin. Tuesday of Coventry in'tendent’s office. in, the hope of discouraging a ^ J The horses owned by Mr. and snake-infested wilds of toe es at Coventry High School, ac LeRoy Kinney will serve as 0 J75 convention will be held on Oct. Dr. Mairlaimse FnoBtig, exec 0 K 1 0 9 6 ’3 Mrs. Rotoeht Htendenaon of Atchafalaya Swamp. For toe entire 62-mlle route, OrasmiBr School at the local companied by Mrs. Annie town road foreman and tree lead In that suit. ♦ 84 22 at the Waverly Inn, Ches warden. The position of sanitary utive director o f the Miarianne Opening lead — Queen of A Q J 1 0 9 5 Grant Hill Rd. had aet out for “ It’s a tremendous job,” Act- the cost will exceed $100 million, •dmol audttortum. Wheeler of the biology deptirt- hire. freedom and the gieeni grass on inspector will be held by Thom Fnostig Center of Educational SOUTH ing State Highway Director A. The U.S. Bureau of Public Dr. Orgun is a residesnt pay- ment, and Bruce Meyers, guid dubs. Over 400 retell jewelers are as Frsuicls of Amston Lake. Therapy in Los Angeles, will In today’s hand South knew 4 AK632 the Other side o f the fence. B. Ratcliff said. “ It’s quite a Roads recently approved an at the C3iild Guidance ance counselor, recently attend expected to attend the conven Kenneth Stevens has been hir conduct the workshop. he wanted to get to six hearts (y AK94 They aampiled the newly challenge to me.” additional safety lane tor each raiTiiip at th e ' inSUtute of Liv ed a Medical Career’s Day at tion, which wUl be highlighted ed as janitor for the town office Dr. Frostig will address a pub- as soon as North had raised 0 AQ planted gram o f mveral new Highway engineers said toe span—meaning that drivers who ing in Hartford. by toe annual banquet and a homes on Elgin Dr., carefully Yale University Medical Centisr. building. lie meeting In the evening at the hearts. South bid five clubs on 4 AK project will probably take more have car trouble on toe bridge “ Jewelers Showcase’’ party. “M t. and Mrs. Neil Hughes, The program attended by 600 The position of assistant dog Rham High School auditorium, the way' to six hearts only be Weri North Brat avoiding the dryer grass in an than five years. Contractors will have a place to pull off. There will be also elections of PTA a>presldentis, report the students from state high schools warden is open. The Board of School Photographs cause this might discourage a Pats 2 NT Past abutting field. may find it tougher to build “ We were extremely pleased officers and directors, idea ex Children excited at the nov last unlit meeting isittendance heard two doctors from Tale Selectmen are seeking at least Delmar Studios will be photo- club lead and thus encourage Pati 4 SO Past than toe Lake Pontchartraln with this decision,” said engi- changes and roundtable work elty of a real horse -grazing In was “exneUenit,” and they and ahd a prominent hospital in New two assistants, one preferably graphing all children In the He W ins Grant West to lead diamonds, the un Pass 5 07 Pass Causeway of New Orleans. neer George Landry. shop conferences. their backyards, fed them car other PTA officials "hopa this York City speak on opportunl- Group Leader in the northern area of Hebron iiron Elementary School on Mon- hid suit. AH Pats When completed, toe bridge Ratcliff said toe first contract tn»iid continues.” Jack Spiegel, comedian, wlU rots and sugar provided by jties in the medical field. Follow- The Rev. Kenneth Taylor of Manchester tele- ^j^y. Those children located In Raymond E. Tubbs Jr., son Since West had a natural club will stretch 18.3 miles across toe will be let soon, a job Involving Congregational Notes headline the entertainment pix>- their mothers. muck and myriads of bayous gram. test pilings tor toe high-level The Ladies' Aasodaition of must show The round-up of eight-year- making It perhaps toe most Im bridge that will reach across the the FUrst Oangpegatioaiali Church weakness first, old Lady -and her friend was oc- portant link in Louisiana's inter Atchafalaya River. meet at 11 a,m. Wednesday in your chance to PROMOTED complished -by Harry LaBonte state highway system. of Grant Hill Rd., an owner "We will have to let toe con the vesrtiy. show the spade support later. Jack A. Stroup of 16 Lawton It will be part of a 52-miIe Gym Exhibitions ond Congregational Church. He ^ The sixth grade Junior troop f^ven by the Manchestw ^ p - opening lead. of flrve horses. Resident State tracts in stages, because toe the a ^ c la t e minister of beth Dom bro^kl, WllUam Ham- gj^g„o and te>-. UnWersity of Hartford gouth won the club opening Copyright 1987 Rd. has been promoted to re stretch, tying in with a new in HThe ie cmincti<^nch Seniorisemor Choiri.;noir George Hery of town recent- is the associate minister of under Mrs. Ronald Sagllo and T-rooper -HatTy 'Tomaisek ar area is so inaccessible," he with the King eind took the top General Features Oorp. search coordinator in the under terstate highway bridge across meefo at 7:30 p.m. Thursday jy conducted two gymnastic ex- Christian education of the Con- and Mrs. Herbert Jolm- James Derby will meet In ^ u rived to help out as the horses said. “ We don’t want one con ______TT«if. son have been appointed to the ______.______,i,„ The $260 award is$260 award Is made to a trumps. West discarded a dia writing research and develop toe Mississippi River at Baton In the eanctuary. hibitions to students at the local necticut Conference of the Unit- appointed the music room Monday at the were being -herded back into tractor to block the route of an Manchester student who has es- mond on the second spadei, and ment department at toe home Rouge. The OlMirch School teachers school In Its gymnasium, ed Church of Christ. He has been ___ close of school the corral. other. _ , ^ . tablished a record of avademic South saw that he would not NOW PLAYING office of Aetna Life ft Casual Contractors will face a monu haveave a worknlhop at 8_p.m in jje explained many of the basic involved In Church School edu- [ ^ se r^ ra s He The fifth grade Junior troop competence They were locked in the "I have instructed our engi set up the spades. The oppon ty- Looking over blueprfnfth of IHe new Dean Mahhlne pO&nt at Industffial Park, tocated o ff OoOqniail Rd. The OevelOper, mental task in moving construc the church vestry on Friday. fundamentals, ending each dem- cation and youth work for many ^ron™ counsel will meet in the library room ^ ^ubbs Is Henderson bam, unitU their neers to prepare a layout of toe ents were being most uncooper A graduate of Lycoming Col Bhe Manchester InduGltrtel Ptok are, left to right. Town Green Mlanor OonstrulOtllon. Co., la currenlUy negOtiaiUing tion equipment into toe swamp. Bulletin Board owners returned home, none onstration with ’’difficult move- years ...... admlnisiratlon Is on Monday also. Leaders for j„a,jorlng In secondary educa ative. 3 BIG HITS lege, Stroup joined Aetna In 1969 Miarlager Rotrerlt WeSlsa; Peter NhktenlB, presHdent o f Dean wQth a numiber of other Indusltirlall fiiirms to Itocaite In ithe new Ratcliff said contractors I will meet with Leo V ign^ult ^ 1 be in ments” In each area.'Harea. He e also A film,nim. “ The Generations En- . concentrating Its ef- this troop are Mrs. Robert Dixon ^ specialization in the worse for -their adventure. them and plan toe sections we There was still no need to 1. "E ye o f the DevU" aS an underwirter at Syracuse, Matihlne; (Carmine FlilloiiamD, pneislldenlt o f HUteltekl OotHstruc- ceiitei*. T h e' IhduB'tiLm Park lib being undertaken with the would have to bring in most ot c h a r ^ o f ^ e ^ i ^ ^ e n t demonstrated tumbling, parallel counter Each Other,’’ will be toe^^ tor and Mrs. George Alden. All EngUgh He is a 1958 graduate Daviicl Niven N. Y. He had served as re cooperation o f the Town o f Manchester under 'Its Induotnlal their heavy equipment by can let, so that we can get toe for the R o ^ y Club « trampoline shown. Discussion groups, ^ on risk the diamond finesse. South tlbn Co., and Mlayor Nalthan AgostlneOU. Oonlsltruidtllon alt the advantage of toe best bids and troop meetings will be held In Manchester High School, Defatmab Kerr search assistant at Aetna’s guJdelllnea whereby the town la relmburBed by the devaioiper barge. Then they will have toe meeiting at 6:45 p.m. Wednes- including all age groups, will be turner, uonsrrucnon on i^ve ruffed a spade in dummy, got BaldHty, which appeara In the bteUcklgriounld, proceeding best working conditions.” the elementary school at the Manchester alumni chap- home office in Hartford tor toe out of fax revenue over a seven-year -peil.tid. The tidwn. will Hebron problem of getting it into posi day in the Ocyvwrttrv Grange *®uts. n «or the film ’ Other started on Mon- the elementary scnooi at me Manchester alumni chap- jjjg hand with the ace of 2. “ Fasteot Guitar weSI ahead Schedul-^, according- to NaklteinEis. It Ih expeot- Hery is a graduate of Iowa ^le Rev Fe- « "O"'* »“« J™ “ “ tures are open to the public free emplDyment figure went from veteran, having served with toe o f service to poQfiCyhoilders, and of charge. They will be given 2,400 to 3,331 this year. U.S. Navy Air (3orps. is BCitive in other Ufa insuiance • H r . , u " C „ . ■„ i.M „ g z NTAFLE SUGAR CANDY and Mrs. Smith with V.H. Vick- vernon; Tracey Jackson, BOTH Isr RUN — BOTH IN COLOR in the Community Room at Kaman officials predict that end oommunDty work. D ft L from 7:80 to 0 p.m. the employment growth rate NAMED TO BOARD 100% pure maple sugar candy, attractively ery, housemaster of Seagraves Talcottville; Jo- in the Rockville telephone ex g a .., oa,. Kelly and Peivy joined the r r ‘’=vSn':.r„.‘1.'Z JSS ^ pSS will continue at least through Alfred L. Perrault, msuiager packaged In assorted sizeo. House, Caladon Castle School Jesevltch, 98 Walker St. change, or Spencer Sahller, 36 , , secretary tor the Sharon (C o n n .)______M64IPKsamANUVm6Miraiin)UeTmi The lOctures will cover a LaiBonne liife IhSuranice Agen In Coventry, England. PrelimI- Also Mrs. Anna Lanz, 103 H X ^ h ^ creative Arts Foundation, broad foage of investment top- the end of the year. of toe Sears-Roebuck store at cy in August 1966, end have Peachtree Rd., South Windsor, poinibed ohairman o f the He- toe Parkade, has been elected nary plans tor entertaining the Loveland Hill, Rockville; Domi- in the Manchester telephone ex ics. Including mutual funds, life A oompeny oflficiial said that quamiflied for the dompeny hon boys, to be selected by Vickery, Marottl, 16 Edgerton St.; bron Scouting Oconmiittee. ITie Insurance, and savings and the haicklog o f ondeirs on hand to till toe unexpired term of ors In Ithelr first periods of edi- change. Rev. H. O. Kelsey hias been AMBULANCE DRIVER FINED LEE MARVIN mSSSIhiii' will be made at the forthcoming Charles Mayo, 31 Virginia R d.; glibUlty. Persons attending the meet niamed the PTA Inistliitutional meeting. Interested residents jam es Murphy, East Hartford; ing should dress warmly and Haley Mills • John Mills “POINT BLANK” repnesentative to that com- OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) ruMMwnwi* BRIEFS are asked to attend the session. Mrs. Yvonne Pelletier, 23 W. bring binoculars if they have miJtItiee. An ambulance driver was fined Mrs. Smith concluded by stat- Middle Tpke.; Elizabeth Ross, them for outside star viewing. School Library Program $20 Friday for speeding during t h Wesley Charter of RFD 1, Box ing there Is a possibility local jg Preston Dr.; Peter Russak, 132, Ellington, was wiimer of a No previous experience in as The library prognam at the an emergency run, the first Hcifnaa J. Whgnar students will visit Coventry and gg Ordway Dr., South Windsor; tronomy Is necessary to join elemenitary school wiU begin on case tried under a new city ordl- f i a m Dalmatian dog in a contest London within the next few Raymond Sablosky, Hartford; sponsored by D and L stores. the club. Mbndlay. The delay was due to n ^ ce . company for 34 years. He was years “ if the first experiment Henry Saucier, Broad Brook; Charter was winner for toe Football Game the vastt catoJoguing work that The ordinance forbids ambu- manager of toe nig and carpet is successful." Cheryl Tedford, 269 Spring St.; The local league-leading mid- librairian, Mrs. Jean Neu- lances from traveling on emer- p,u.,wav cleaning operations there. Manchester store; other prizes In Thailand Darlene West, Wethersfield. of dogs were given at toe other get football teams, the Sham mann, bad to do. gency runs more than 10 miles ‘HOTEL’ Wagner is an Army vteran ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL. 649^332 . Major Thomas E. Franz who BIRTH YESTERDAY: A rocks and the Pioneers, will per hour over the posted limit. of World War II and has been D and L stores. is attached to the 621st Tactical daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Fellowahlp Gar Wash meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 The Hebron and Gilead Ck>n- MORE Children under 12 Free. active In veterans organizations OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY Hll 8:00 P.M. Control Squadron has been as- ter Anderson, 61 Sunset Terr., on Legion Field. Only the gregational CHiunch Pilgrim BJ212aed Oct 14 GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND SMORGASBORD in Manchester for many years. Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys signed as commander of the Wapplng. He is a past commander of toe tems Inc. this week aimounecd Candy Also Available For Fund Raising Pioneers have been defeated Felloiwstiilp will hold -a oar wash Kaho Lai radar site in ThaUand. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: DANCING 4.9 American Legion, former chair that net income for toe nine- and only by one point. Sunday flrom 2 to 5 p.-m. in Major and Mrs. Franz visited Ann Zanlungo, 116 School St.; man of toe Veterans Ctouncll, month period ending Sept. 2 this Tonight the parents are hold back ^ the Hetoroni Oongrega- Dunn Rd., Coven and a member of toe Veterans year rose to a record $1,073,000, recentiy at the home of his par- Tracy Dow, ing ^ a______dance at the Polish Amer- tional Church. Bring fhe Family ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. try; Mrs. Cecelia Burke, Glas- gt 26 Village St. of Foreign Wars, Army and equal to $1.06 per share, com Mrs. Herbert Piorlter has DANCE TONIGHT Navy Club. Elks and toe Perm pared with income of $'760,000, Franz of Flanders Rd., before tonbury; Edward Trayg;l8, 1 Pimds raised will help support been re-elecfted pireaidienit of the AT Sunday, Oct. 15 anent Memorial Day Commit or 75 cents per share for toe he left on his new assignment. Bow St.; Mona LeBlanc, East the league. Hebron Women’s Club. Other tee. same period of 1966. Sales for Mrs. Franz will make her home Hartford; Peter Johnson, 331 Rockville Hospital Notes oflficeris include Mna Albert ■II Married, Wagner has one son, toe same period increased 29 in Wlllimantic during her bus- Carter St., Bolton; Janice Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 HSlding, vice president; Mra THE SPOT’ EDDIE ZAVASKI now attending the University of per cent, from $12 million In band’s tour of duty. D’AUesantro, Agawam, Mas^.; p.m. in all areas except ma- Charles Fish, secretary, and 613 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER PARKADE fc'*Major Franz te a graduate Norman Laflamme, RFD 1, El- ternity where they are 2 to 4 Romolo SagUo treasurer & HIS C H A C H A BOYS Hartford. 1966, to $16 million for toe same period this year. of Windham High School and the llngton; Joseph Rodrigues, 41 and 6:30 to 8 p.m. School Workslu^ Radio, Television and Recording Orchestra with "MISS 8 and the GETS NEW POST University of Connecticut, He Green R d .; Thomas Murphy, 32 Admitted Thursday: PhyUis POLISH AND MODERN MUSIC . . . Jordt St.; Merton Bell, East Embleton, Storrs; Reno Daigle, COUNTRY RANCHERS" 0 Cornelius R. Foley of 49 Scar Popular Supermarkets Inc. re ------Hartford; WlUlam Tripp, 174 Vernon; Dorothy Yuszchak, 32 — PLUS — borough Rd. has been appointed ported a 4.82 per cent increase Wethercll St.; Mrs. Nell Nod- Earl St.; Henry Zele, 22 Don- CRYSTAL LAKE BALLROOM * ■Mfarita.' BremHaU a t ■PBricer Bridlge Rd.. South Oovenitry, artWt and mystery writer, Ibojte supervising underwriter in toe in sales for toe fiscal year end GO-GO DANCER “CAROLE” ed Sept .30. Sales tor this period den, 221 Hackmatack St.; Mary, nel Rd.; Henry Meyler, 87 Tal- ROUTE 30 ELLINGTON, CONN. * over a dSaplhy of her art work which to on exhUiSlt umtUl Nov. 4 in the Oommunaty Room at field operations division of toe were $34,823,727, compared with Maslunas, Warehouse Point. colt Ave.; CTaude Dlmock, El- " D ft L at Ithe Plarkade. MWS. Bramhloll begian pointing about a year ago and 28 of her pjm,.- casuedty-property department at $33,221,51 for toe year ended r z z j ^ i Also, Amy (iantner, Wrights Ungton; Patricia Shields, 41 Vll- 'i i i “ ines »ra dtoDGlayed. Onie of her pain'Ungs recently won a prize at the 'Manchester Ailte F^ti- The Travelers Insurance Com Sept. 30, 1966. Mlll Rd., Coventry: Mrs. Lottie „ — Now Ends Sunday — ADULTS CHILDREN r vW. A wrCIber os wen, Mrs. BratnhoU has had five books pubUshed by DouWeday's Crime panies. Cercena, Stafford Springs; Hen- Birth Thursday: A son to-Mr. J duJ). (Herafld photo by SatorniS.) , A native of Manchester and and Mrs. Raymond Duhamel, The Connecticut Society of ry McCaffrey, RFD 4, Coven- EVERYTHIN6 BURNSIDE r Week! a grsuluate of Manchester High ti^; Anthony ’Kalislak, 90 £ud- Duncaster Certified Public Accountants Jc ' r / FPtt f'APKIMG ''>78 At 7:00-9:10 School, Foley joined toe com will hold its second dinner meet low Rd.; Richard Gabree, 46 Discharged Thursday: Karen HAPPENS Community College, which re Ellington pany In 1923. He was named an EXTRA SPECIALS! ALL DAY Light, 4 Vernon; Marguerite ' ported at toe beginning of toe ing on Oct. 18 at Les Shaw’s Farnham Rd., South Windsor; Sweet Adelines I unaerwruerunderwriter min 1945 luiuand wasw«a ^ nylon net 29o yd. T I. m i-i-- T>»i.,4. Guenette, Storrs; Greg Fluckl- OM- semester that its enrollment Restaurant in New Haven. Some Joseph Eisler, Warehouse Point, Fairview Ave • Kenneth F llffltlV C C #llflr£0C l promoted to senior underwriter T ,.f. nioaf Uai-ffnrH- iWrB ^airvicw -ave., rveiu i^ N ow Attend Confab was over toe budgeted quote by 200 members of toe society are Henry Lutz, East Hartford; Mrs. Garrell, 26 Spring St.; Mrs. expected to attend. Ann Skinner, Glastonbury; Mrs. Showing about 100. In Turkey Theft " ----- Judith Holcomb and daughter. b D _ ( ISlx Mla»dMiBlber arehi mem- A preliminary enrollment re Susan Cody, 613 Main St.; Easton Rd. PROMOTED Norman Benner, 37 Llnwood i m E TEL 643-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST. REAR OF THEATER \ Uera a t Mlounltain Laurel diap- port In September, Issued by A fugitive from Maine justice Two Rockville men have been U nderwood'Olivetti Dr.; Mrs. Emelia Lojeski, 273 Sat. & Sun. 1:50-4:20-6:40-9:00; Mon. & Tues. 6:86-9:00 * ter o f Swedt Adeilfines, Inc., will Powell’s office, gave toe Man was caught turkey-heuided last promoted at the home office of The Herald’s Vernon Bureau if" chester enrollment as 988 full- COSMETICS Oak St.; Tammy House, 162 is at 38 Park St., tel. 876-3136 iaJtltiend an InlteitUaiUanall Sweet HERE'S THE WINNING RECIPE — ^ 21 ACRE A girl, a boy, rreT ndY £‘‘f^ “ Thursday night by J - A rt^^L ito a^d ^ J WE CARRY AIA. Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Eleanor 643-2711.,,News items may be 4 1 44. \rar.A nf XVOIUlia J%.. V'lliailOVa. Ol Snlp* f:: - I Adeftne idonvenltiion eWaiting — toe equivalent of 4,263 at- ‘ton ------men■- In toe turkey yard of ^ Portable Typewriter Holmberg, East Hartford; Mrs. mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock- a tender, fiuuiy, terrible THE TOP LINES Last Month's [ Wechwisday, Odt 25, oit the tending classes full time. MCC’s Mariette Kennedy, 461 Miller vine. plus In HUlbiUy Color V . wedding, night { Aznerilciania Hoibri and Oamegie o »-.4.rn O'""'®'’ hv numsn La- ^orney and Edward L. Fenton, Can handle anything from ’’SHOTGUN WEDDING” budget provided for a quote of ARTHUR DRUfi "Ice Cream Strudel" homework to a novel. Rd., Wapplng. ------i I In Technicolor I HaU, New Yotk Ctty. broad on Hossman Rd., Elllng- Tr. of Oxbow Dr. has been nam- Winner of I Next: “In The Heat of Music by Paul (Beatle) McCartney 1,160. 14/.., puuce in Staitord said contract specialist, Only Yale Typewriter Serv Also, William Kllman, Wind- The Night” ! They are Mbs. TVumian Oriui- An updated report on enroll today. Villanova is a graduate of 2'/2 Gallons of ice aells at the rigffit price sorville; Mra. Carole Ferguson L u t h e r a n S F o r m i tcIsIR, »® ». DavM Gurtan, Mrs. ments at all seven community ( DOUGiH 'At pint ot Shady Glen Vanilla Ice Oeam with One Year Guarantee. and son, 48 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. i e S Fraidc J. Hynes, MBas Almeda colleges will be presented to toe Police said Jesse Taylor, 30, Providence College and the Uni- ',4 ib. Melted BuItteT t h e l i i m i l v of 9 Ward St., Rockville, drove verslty of Conneaticut School of Shady Glen 2 Cups Flour Don’t delay. Joyce Phillips and daughter, i V e W C h u r C l l O I SIDNEY POITIER technicolor J Stechhclz and Mrs. FVedertek Board of Trustees at a meeting East Hartford; Mrs. Caroline *0 i ^ EAST HARTFORD to toe yard, walked In and Law. He joined Aetna In 1963. ! Sweelt, aU a t Mbncheslter, and Monday, Powell said. grabbed two turkeys. Leighton Fenton joined the company Ice Cream is: FILLING 1 Jar (16 oz.) Apricot Preserves YALE Zodda and son, 66 Summer St. W 1SCOHSIII SynOCl w a y g a {llCra. FWanoeS Dh’vJa o f Oolum------b “TO SIR, inilTH LOVE ’ Lawes and Anthony W. DeCarll, in 1966. Chopped Nuts Typewriter Service ^ IN E M A I bte. Mrs. Chester M. TeL 649-4986—^Manchester A group of some 40 Luther HAYLEYMIU’^M US HYWaBBiNm both of Hossman Rd., found him i a r Mra. GunSS Is a member of a Duplicate ^Bridge . there and stopped him, police AITTEND GONHERIDNOE Melt butter, mix with Shady Qteu toe Cream and ans, concerned with the mod "Blue Danube” 1:SO-3:60-6:15-8:S6; Mon.-Tues. 6 :is ft Stilo i Ferris Some Openings (quarltet, the ChSnaonelttes, GeoiRe T. LalDoiine, Jr. of FAIRWAY, flour. Form irito soft'haH. CUH 1 hour. ernistic trends in religion today, EXCLUSIVE SHOWING Results in a duplicate bridge said. * wldirii ’Win doRiiMlte a t the con- Taylor Is charged with cheat Glaisitioiilbury, to care tor toe sick and J $84,000 because it enrolled 186 The game is sponsored by toe spoosomd by an, Ooilland, DeUcions, word of God. It Is the first handled by Trooper Frederick ^ WJSkC.S ft MXmifHNHT MEN Ofeenlngs and Opales- chronically ill child or adult; ! 1am than Ito aurio. this Manchester Bridge a u b and The October winner “You Can Taste The Quality" church of tils synod to be es # 3 INTBLANK’ 4 .o l.W r f4 .« l.r 4t 7:30 Bird. eck t preparing proper diets, making ^ T H METHODIST CHURCH will be announced tablished in this' area. beds occupied by toe sick, bed Mon. thru FrL oarly in Nomhber. The minister, the Rev. Gary n i s B u i Cricket, rugby gnd tennis are • 4 Saturday, Oetobor 21 NOW.. .TWO CONVEHIENT LOCATION? baths, following toe doctor’s or 7:15-9:00 ^ (“CHIMES AT MIDNIGHT) ■nieodore PoweU said yester- cep\ on master point nights GROWERS popular spouts in the Cook Is \ Starts a t 19:96 AJM. ROUTE 6 and 44A—OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY ders, improvising sickroom P. Baumler of East Brunswick, >1 SaL-Sun. j day toT money from Norwalk when teere is a ^ an early ses- N. J., travels 165 miles every 2:00-8:46 lands of toe. South Pacific. Ten Games, Handmade Specialties^ Country Store, Apiyms, equipment. -Plus Selected Shorts , HAMrwiRMMPKains m OASON waus HUH ’_ wUl i«f «_. be /ai.ftMiwieAA/* distributed am/wur among five five sionsIot stAFtiiig Stertmg &t ai 7.30. < J \ HoUday Items, Floral Fanriee, Plants, Ralced Goods, Used John and Bernice Rieg Parkade Branch—^Monday through Saturday ■ \ OUTLET 6:30-7:20-9:05 Kuua R mwoM-woMnai, MC. nut Bnarant sions that build up—once vented Anyone Interested in enrolling other Sunday to conduct serv Nightly Showings 7 A 9:80 ’ other community coUeges where Open ^ Articl^ Snack Bar and Sapper. ToUand T)pke. at ices here first held In a pri toe In almost continued styife in the to either toe morning or eve Matinee Wednesday 2 PJVL 3 enroUmente were higher than be played Wednesday at FUN FOR AlA. Adams St. vate home but have recently Sat. “ Eye of the DevU” S:16-6:25-eti» , had been authorized. club. The game la open to toe islands—find release in the hot ning class is requested to con ly contested games. (Opposito Gaidar’s) been transferred to the Sunset Soto. & Suns. Omt. from umoTs Sun. "Frozen Dead” 2:00-5:S0-6til5 tact toe Manchester Red Cross 2:00 PJH. in WIIHsioiitlc/ J Among the five is Manchester pubUc. office. Ridge School.
- V I s 1 , N ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 PAGB m n rA O fi FOUB MANCHESTER E\T?NING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967
ing the argument of his opposition over ■ llTAR Area Churches -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Second Congregational Church Bolton Congregational Chnrbh 6L George’s Eplscopnl Cliaroh into an area of altered context or al e s AUKS IRattritf atrr MAR. 22 y t Your Dally Activity Guida Rt. 44A, Coventry Rev. J. Stanton Conover, ^ Bt. 44 A, Bolton tered assumptions and then, having sev First Church of Christ, Church of the Assumption Chhroh of the Nuarene SEPT. 23 'I According to tho Start. •' (X T . 23 i Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Minister Rev. iBonglas E. Theuiier, Vicar ered it from its own valid connection, Scientist Adams St. and Thompson Rd. 236 Main St. To dcYelop message for Sunday, BUnlirter 447 N. Main St. Rev. Robert 3, Shoff, Pastor 1- 3- 6-17 2862-3647(5. seemed to demolish it with a ringing Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek 18-20-55 reod words corresporxling to numbers 50A66368^ 10 Bjm., OiuHch 3(41)0108. Wor 8 a.m., Holy Eucharist. PTTRI.UftHRD b y t h e phrase. Again—of the four qualities Pastor of your Zodiac birth sign. 9:30 a.m. Church School. ship Service. Sermon: “The 10:10 a.m.. Choral Eucharist. UBRALJ) PRlim N G C».. INC. 11 a.m., Sunday church ser Rev. Ernest J. Coppa 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. TAUMM ' 13 BisacU Street Reston attributes to him, "obvious hon APR. 21 11 a.m., Worship Service. World Series Spirit.” Church School. M ajichcstor. Conn. vice, Sunday School, and nurs Classes for all age groups. 1 O rg a n iz* 31 Should 61 Moy 3 p.m., P ll^ m Fellowship Tuesday, 7:80 p.m., Execu- THOMAS F. FEUIGUSON esty, his conviction, his sense of de ery. ( MAY 21 2 To d o y 32 From 62EspKiolly NOV. M _ (Jhlld (3are. Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 10:30 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. 3 Perso nal 33 Seeing 63 Be 'tl^ coknmlltlteie meeUnjg. W ALTEIR R. FERGUSON cency and his sense of humor” — only ^ 9-10.56-59 15-27-37-46^ 3 p.m., Deacon Eind deaconess cabinet. P u b iiB h e r e The subject of the Lesson-Ser amd 11:45 a.m. Messaige by the pastor. “Laws ^6064-71 4 Pro m ises 34 Be 6 < B e l52-70-81.«^ -6 p.m.. Middle high class. /Wednesday, 7 p.m., Youth Founded October 1. Ifi& I______one, a slightly Mephistophelean sense of mon te “Doctrine of "Atone- 5 Hoppiness 35 Professionols 65 Moking es rrteeting. of the Kingdom.” Nursery and OIMM 6 PoMrs 36 Publicity 6 6 C o n SAGITTAimiS 5:30 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Ladies Bene discussion group. Publ^M ] Ever>- EvouinR Exc^ t S u n d a ys humor, seems especially appropriate to menf’j the Golden Text from 1 St. Bartholomew’s Church Children’s Church. 7Ar>d 37 C o re 67 Dentists volent Society. 8 p.m., Feaist of St. Luke, bxmX Entcrcsd At 4hG Poet OCOoe &t 36 In 68 Advontog^ou lowship. John, 4': 10: "Herein is love, j S j JUNE 22 8 There's ■ M uiciM fitcr. Cemn.. a a S o c o t k ) O kw in M a U such a sample of his debating prowess. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 6 p.m.. Junior Fellowship, 9 M ixin g 3 9 O f 6 9 D octors DEC. 22 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel Thursday, 8 p.m.. Advisory Holy Euchsudst, \ ■ ______not that we lo v ^ God, but tiiat Rev. Edward M. lARose Teen and Young Adult Fellow . 5- 7-13-M 10 Business 40 Surprises 7 0 M oney 8-11-3868/^ lowship. council. he loved \ib, amd sent his Son ^29-45-8067 11 Som ething 41 A 71 Profitoble SUBSCRIPTION RATES Assistant Pastor ship. 4 2 Th o se 7 2 Lo ss 49-65-7962'^ Unitarian Fellowship Pirveble in Advance' 12 Best Monday, 7:80 p.m.. Religious to be the* propitiation for our 7 p.m., Evaingelistic service. C A N O n 13 H arm o rw 43 Lin k e d 73 Resolutions CAPRICORN St. John’s Episcopal Church Academy Junior High School O j u ? Y e a r '...... Cfl2.tX> education committee. fiU MntUhp ...... *^'9^ sins.” Maisses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:15 Message by the pamtor. “Use- ^ JUNE 23 14 C o re 44 Property 74 Yo u DEC. 23 ^ Rt. SO near Hillside Ave., Glastonbury M o n tix s ...... 5 .5 0 Conffratulations To All Tlie Heroes IS T o k e 4 5 M o tte rs 7 5 M ode Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Budget Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony and 11:30 a.m. less Hands.' JULY 23 76 O f JAN 20 p Vernon O u r M ot^ i ...... 16 Anything 4 6 O f committee meeting with meeting. 47 O r 77 Frier>dshjp$ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Pray 119-25-39-42 17 A nd 16.2161-34/^ trustees. Rev. James L. Grant, Rector 10:30 a.m.. Morning Meet m e m b e r o f ’The final remarkable excellence of Hours at the Reading Room, St. Bridget Church er, praise and Bible study. *73-74-75 18 Straighten 48 ^ttlement 78 C o sh 54-5886-90' ing, Sunday School amd Nur ra E ASSOCIATED PRESS what the 1967 baseball season turned D 19 Remember 49 T h e 79 Fo r Thursday, 8 p.m.. Music com The Aapociated Proi» ie exclueively eutlttoci located at 749 Main St., are 11 Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor lE O TO Q ut 50 Promotion 8 0 A re AOUAMUS mittee. 7:46 a.m.. Holy Communion. sery, Speaker: The Rev. Glenn to the UBT of rrpubllcaticm of aU news di?*- out to be is that even the outcome of a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Rev. Robert J. Keen I JU LY 24 21 Mechanical 51 T o 61 A nd JAN. 21 Canfield, ExecuUve Secretary of ]*atchGA cix*d1tcd to at or not otherw ise c redit* The Presbyterian Church 52 Y o u r 82 Yo u 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Ser 22 N ice FEb ' 19 cd in this juiTX'r and also the loooJ news putv the World Series leaves the losers and Saturday; Thursday evening, 7 Rev, Kenneth J. Frisbie 43 Spruce St. . AU(3. 23 53 W ith 83 Prove mon, Classes, babysitting. the (Jonnectleut Valley District. 23 For St. Peter’s Epiac<^»al Church .. U.shojJ heix' , , , ^ their fans not dissatisfied. to 9, excepting legal holidays. Rev. George W. Smith . .141-44-48A1 24 Needed 54 H and led 84 Belongings 12-23-3365$ 10:46 a.m.. Holy Communion Topic: "Weeping, Wadllng amd All of jt'publicauuii ol .sj>eo4aI o^- :S>'63-68r85-89 25 Some 55 Budget 85 T o 5267-69 Sand HUI Rd. patdien nere.in
V A / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 196^ PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 N.L. Manager of Year . Three-Point (xoals Herald Angle Feature -ABA Aetion By E A R L Y O S T NEW YORK (AP)— The Oakland Oaks defeated the flpoito Edttor Anaheim Amigos 184-129 in the new Ameri L USINESS bSERVICES JPJIRECTORY Award ScHoendienst can Basketball Association’s in^gural game Fri- Forgotten Man w ith Red Sox move up,” Schoendienst » p.„ 0,,„i upporup. .. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Red smiling at the news that he had him. And Orlando Cepeda cisco Warriors trounced the Seattldv^Supe^nics 144- Schoendienst played his 116 in the National Basketball Associa^^opener. Forgotten man with the Red Sox in the 1967 World won the award. "We had good praised Schoendienst because cards right and became Ten three-point goals were h i g h g r a d e Series was Mike Ryan, at one time the club’s No. 1 pitching, and we were sure we "he treats us like men, like hu- CAMPING The Associated Press’ Na would score more runs than last man beings.” scored in the Oakland-Anaheim catcher. Ever since he missed an outfield throw from tional League Manager of year,” he said. “ I had a fine All the Cardinals say Schoen- contest under the ABA’s new e q u ip m e n t Ken Harrelson in Baltimore on Sept. 15, which cost the Broken Hand CAR LEASING PRINTING the Y ear. ball club.” dlenst Is a master at treaUng rule awarding an extra point for Sox a game, he was benched. He’s still in the doghouse conversion hls bill players with respect. sfwU outside 26 feet from the Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Job and Commercial The soft spoken manager Mike Shannon's Air Mattresses, Stoves, Printing although Boston baseball writers feel he has all the from the outfield to third base Schoendlensts’ offly conriment Is h^p. To Sideline tools to become a major league teamed up with his former Les Selvage hit four 3-polnt On 1 or 2 Lanterns played a big part In the Card!- that's the kind of guy he Is. Prompt and Efficient catcher and needs a little confi roommate, Stan Muslal, and goals and Ben Warley three N.Y farm club. The speedball- their St. Louis cardinals ran nals’ success. Red said, MANCHESTER Printing Of AH Kinds dence instead ..of a kick In the for the Anaheim Amigos. Ron Jerry W est YEAR PLAN er denied this. "I walked from away with the National League “ It was important for more Conference Called Franz looped in one and Andy SURPLUS SALES CO. pants. . . . Boston’s biggest BOSTON (AP) — Dick Wil- the hotel to the park in bare feet pennianit and beat tbe Boston than one reason,” Schoendienst Anderson two for the Oakland LOS ANGELES (AP) —Jerry F In t In Manchester. New 169 N. MAIN ST. Community Press need to repeat as American Boston's Cln- because my shoes pinched me,” Red Sox In the seven-game 1967 pointed out.” He doesn’t look hams, who led Oaks. West’s left hand is broken, and ears, full maintenance, fully League champions appqprs to from ninth at Depot Square 9 East Middle Tpke. he said. "I ’m no hillbilly.” . . World Series. The Cardinals like a good hitter sometimes, derella Red Sox The Amigos trailed 70-60 at the Los Angeles Lakers’ all-pro insured to reduce your prob Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. be catching. Elston Howard is Having ridden on the Red Sox won 101 ’games during the sea- place to the American League Telephone 643-5727 but he gets the job done. halftime but tied the game at guard will be lost to the Natlon- lems and worries. For full J. FARR — 643-7111 expected to announce his retire team bus three mornings in St. son. Pennant, was expected to be "And we needled a third baise- 102-all with 10 minutes left be- a! Basketball Association team Information, call ment shortly and Russ Gibson Louis, it was obvious that Brett Schoendienst went to spring rewarded with a rich new con man. He gave us the opportuni fore Mel Peterson sparked a at least four weeks, is only a Class A receiver. was a rookie and not In the training hoping his Cardinals tract today. . i f ty to use Roger Maris. And if rally moving the Oaks to vie- all part of the game,” Paul Dodge Pontiac CUSTOM MADE I* * * salary range of hls teammates, had enough to win the pennant. The team called an 11 a.m. i l l illil he didn’t make the move I against Seattle, one of two new Laker Coach Bill Van Breda His clothing was several sizes was certain they could move press conference for today INC. They Clean, Sell Rugs D IC K’S CANVAS AWNINGS Money Era wouldn’t have been able to use without disclosing the purpose, 12,000-seat Oakland Arena. Kolff sighed in fflscloslng the in- MANCHESTER too small and he looked seedy. . their sixth-place finish young players like Bobby To- published reports In local pa- The Warriors, NBA Western Jury Friday night. S7S MAIN STREET be amazed how beautifully Sign of the times; Back in Nothing picks up a room so SHELL Ken Smith, director of base- *** Cardinals finished lan, Alex Johnson and Ed Spe- pers, however. Indicated Wil- Division champs last seasqn, The injury—apparently suffer- Phone 649-2881 bright the colons will look once 1947, Gillette paid $66,000 — as ball’s HaU of Fame at Coopers- seventh In Red’s first year as a M EM O RIAL GO. much as a new rug, but if you zlo.” liams would be signed to a two drew 6,609 at the Ck)w Palace ed Oct. 3 in an exhibition game We Urge You To Support they are cleaned by this firm. the sole sponsor — for tele'vi- think that this would have to SERVICE _ town, N.Y., reported 160,000 peo- 1966. Shannon often said Schoen- or three-year contract at ap- in a raggedly played contest with the Baltimore Bullets at The Luti Junior Museum Opposite East Cemetery cost a lot, this is not so. Man Mjandhester Rug Cleaning Co. slon rights for the Worid Series. pie visited this year, a drop of We knew we had pretty good RED SCHOENDIENST against Seattle,none of two new Bakersfield, Calif. — was dis- 663 CENTER STREET Twenty years later, one minute dienst’s confidence in hls ability proxtmately $60,000 per year. chester Rug Cleaning Co., 16 also does a wonderful job on 88,(X)0 from a year ago. Expo talent and we had a chance to expansion clubs In the NBA. covered during a routine exam- Quality Memorials of advertising time cost $80,000 HannawayA AdiliIcLWCXjr kJSt. V, hasiicao a complete ^ cleaning -p furniture. If •"your fa- MECHANIC ON DUTY was blamed for the decrease. Walt Hazzard, former Los An- Inatlon. Steak Club Opens Tuesday . Upset and making no bones line of new rugs and carpeting vorite furniture sh.owa signs of AT ALL HOURS geles Laker guard, topped the West said the hand didn’t Over 30 Years’ Experience about not. starting In the series va- at most reasonable prices. Such soil, send It to be cleaned by scoring with 30 points for Seat- ^urt and he wasn’t aware of “ Combine in one large mixing delightful young lady, Charles Starters, Generators, flnale was Dalton Jones, the fine WATKINS-WEST well known names as Barwick, the experta Prices vary accord- ^ ^ ______tie. Fred HeUel hit 24 and Jim auv problems. Coll 649-5807 bowl, four highly seasoned per- Dana’s original "Gibson Girl,’’ Carburetors, SEE US FOB: hltUng but poor fielding Oilrd Viking. McGe^ Heritage, Dan the of ^ ^^nailU^slmfrwell wl'tii'toeir took tie'country by storm. • Aluminum RoU Up Indians Roll Over Bristol King 20 each for the Warriors. * Last season West was a pa FUNERAL Domestic - Foreign Cars baseman with the Red Sox. He hhUdl^. Best hme hj A. AIM Efrn, Prop. in pre-game ceremonies War- tlent more than he was a play- River, Ben Elsman BeatUe a ^ the eo years of combined experience What it does not Include Is the 643-7008 A w n in gs was irked because Manager a"** SERVICE Harrison St., Manchester Ozlte and Hercu on, these last in L food industry-flavor with dedicated efforts of three men. • Door Canopies Dick Williams Inserted Joe Foy ^hen the crowds rior owner Franklin Mieull er. To begin the season he presented individual trophies to broke hls nose—the fifth time In two are for inside or ouUlde to dry before the elegance of the Gibson Girl Bernard Hickey. George Cat- • Storm Doors in the starting Uneup. Jones and between 200 and 800 ORMAND J. WEST ■ Combination Windows Williams huddled behind closed The foliage Is at Its peak last season’s division title win- hls career that happened. When MANCHESTER ners, including Tom Meschery, he came back on the court, aft- Director Manchester Awnlilg Co. doors and Jones was still bum- the Cherry Valley area the With Parade of Touchdowns now with Seattle. er missing a number of games. PARKAOE E ™ i r S i Ing when he appeared on the ^ttle man added, the kitchen for the bathroom, ished you w^iU "be
1 J- i JfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 PAOB N D fl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967
OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE BiHliwn Sofvkas Bomto— Steck»~- Holp WontRd-- Halp Wantod— Mdte 36 Holp Wantod Mala 36 Hdp Wontod Md> 36 BUGGS BUNNY 35 TRUCK DRIVERS — part-time, BUS,WEOOSHTA ,IN H\S ^l0Te, O ffM od 13 Mortytmos 27 PART-TIME, 4 - 5 hour alhifts CAUGHT . BUT HE'S ASLEEP LIKE available for men, 7 a.m. - mornings or afternoons. Apply I PROMISEDi r DECLAKE A HOLIDAY^ HE c la im s WILXIAMS Tree Service, spec- SECOND MORTOAOB - Un In person. Alcar Auto Parte, ME OFF , HE WAS , CLASSIFIED 5 p.m. Press operators, pack EXPERIENCED - guard I'VE S6ENJ H\M THIS IS EVEN 6IOGEK THAN i A ntw »r to Pfvlo^Pjgii iallsing In tree and shrub limited funds available ior mc- ATTENTION ers, spot welders. Apply Eas 266 Spruce St. 'scrim m a g in ', ONCE... ON A L\OUIO r THE PAY THEY FIXED THE , •1, ■« care. 64S-8104. end mortgages, payments to tern BoUer, 99 Loomis St., HOT WATER HEATER FOR THE WITH SOME Childhood Days II suit your budget. Expedient HOUSEWIVES Bridgeport Operators PART-TOm and full-time DIET 6EFORS, STEPS. SIDEWAldCS. stono Manchester. wanted, days and evenings. BUT TKIS TIME: , S h o w e r i h e dislocated [fast amateur service. J D. Realty, MS-S129. 5 Peter— - :iHllil|::llC' ADVERTISING walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- Apply In person. Binrger Chef, \V6 MILK/CAN ‘ HtS 3AW ANO C ^ * T FOOTBALL ACROSS MCDONALD’S 55 hour week. PLAYERS/ BRelucUnt race.s All concrete r e p a i r s ------— 285 Main St., Manchester. a n y o n e BREAI TA LK I 1 Childhood 7 lYench child i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS pUythlng* Reasonably priced. 848-0851 BosllWSS O pportunity 28 SHORT ORDER COOK T H E E N E / ^ "father" 8 AJM. to 5 PJH. Is now employing women MAN FOR GENERAL cleaning B Childhood’f 8 Onagera Apply < o p e ? i "ftther” SPotaaaiuiii RUSS’ MOwer Service — lawn for part-time work, 11 a.m.- 7 a.m.-4 p.m., 11 a.m.-8 p.m. and maintenance work. Part- 8 Childhood play nitrate mowers dtaipened and repair 2 ,p.m. Apply In i^rson. time mornings. Apply manag 10 Awry COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. shifts. Chance for advance E. & S. GAGE CO. ed, engine tune-up, free pick* MECHANICS ment Into management. er, State Theatre. 648-7882. lallbSMlMin*______— 11 Have on, 6 PJM. DAT BEFORE PCHUOATION up and delivery In Manchester. 13 Clett of aa clothing Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 6 p.m. FHday. MCDONALD’S DRIVE IN Contact Mr. Cunningham, Mitchell Dr., Manchester PART-TIME stock clerk want vertebratei i j Tidier 742-7607. Sunoco has available high Knudsen's Country Fare, 14 Lifetime 20 Dynamite ed, hours flexible. Inquire bet IBKlndergartnera, inventor *n Entlng ^ 46Irlihfiid SHARPENING Service -Saws volume highway location, M W. Center St., Manchester 1100 Burnside Ave., Bast ween 10:30 - 5:80, Tuesday 11)-1A pcMibly 22 Minute akin PLEASE READ YOUR AD knives, ixea shears, skates paid training, excellent Hartford. through Saturday. Top Value 17 Meadow growth potential. Act today. 18 UmlcoUneblrd (pi.)“ S S S « Claaalfled or “Want Ads'* are takoi over Uie phone as a rotary Uades. Quick service WINDOW CLEANER wanted, Enterprises, 1145 Tolland Penetrate again oonvenlenob. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST Capitol Equipment On 88 Main Call or write: PART-TIMB and full-tline BY V. T. HAAkLIN 19 must be reliable. Call 649-6334. Tpke., Manchester. ALLY OOP 21 Enervatea «>k ; u “ S s s "” ^ DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT EBBORR In ttiwe for Die St., Manchester Hours dally wanted, days and evenings. 23 Foollah fellow ^WtocounMlora ™*,"5oae8’' 5li?MW>w' next Insertion. (Hie Herald Is responslMe for only ONE Inoor- 7:8(Mi, Thursday 7:80-0, Satur Apply in person. Burger Chef, DRIVERS for school buses, , IF ANYONE AWRIGHT, SO T H A T S O K A Y 24 Roulette wager SUN OIL-COMPANY CARPENTER — experienced, MH/BE WE OUGKIA 3 ----‘—L. RIGHT! WE'VE HAD NO OH, NO! YO U 'RE Chrlallna root or omitted Insertion for any adverttsement and only day 7:80-4. 648-7008. 285 Main St., Manchester. The 7:30-9 a.m. 2 p.m. - 3:80 p.m. / WE A PEACE AROUND HERE DID A N Y we BLOWTM’ WITH ME.' IM 27DlgiUuaed of wood to the extent of a “make Kood” Insertlan. Errors whleh do ^steady work, top wages. Call /CARRYING S D IN ' H O M E NOT GOINJ' , in childhood P. O. Box 71, Bast Hartford —- We train you. Excellent part- WORKS/ TH' ANYWHERE/ r " r IT r r not lessen the value of the adverttsement win not be oorreoted SALBSPBRSONS — experience after 6:30, R.E. Miller, Build VOU ) C A R R IE D Y O U Of=E,' IT W AS HER counting game S“ r B” r r SALES AND Service on Arlens, time for third shift workers. DEAL'S o f f / 2 9 Wagera r~ f by “make good'’ Insertion. S68-8400 women’s wearing apparel, 8, Hartford Courant er, 640-1421. ^ M E A N ? AN* YOU IT Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn Call 643-2414. KN O W it ! 32 Dweller f T 4 or 6 day week. Apply A\l> 34 Kind of add It mowers. Also Homelite chain r r saws and International Cub Tweed’s, 773 Main SL New. England’s fastest S t 'S th e / 36 Withdraw Bvenlngs and weekends 37 Principal ore IT" 643-2711 Cadet Tractors. Rental equip Mr. KeiUi 647-0546 MAID Wa i t e d at interstate gJOWng newspaper has the Electrical Co.. 649-4817. ply Stanley Green’s, Manches- gullibility g a p * of lead ■ iTj 875-3136 ter Shopping Parkade. 38 Stupefy ir| (Boekvme, ThU Fkee) ment and sharpening service Motor Lodge, apply in person following opening in its 39 Plant part on all makes. L A M Equip or call 875-0067. Circulation Department AUTOMOBILE parte man, no ^ — . ___ 4lWhattheplp< experience necessary, good ment Corp., Route 88, Vernon. ______eral yard work, painting, ion did with B r n 875-7600 Manchester Exchange LUNCHONETTE for lease or e jx pe RIENCED sales person. wages with edl benefits, apply OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIANS the pig b t e j rent, smadl investment, good clean-up, inside and out. Bol 42 Eagle (comb. Trouble Reaehing Our Advertiser? —Enterprise 1945. Apply In person. Marlow's, 867 Newspaperboy Mr. Birtles, Ted Trudon Volks return. Call Paul J. Correntl ton. 643-7084 after 6 p.m. ^WHATkaNPOF WHAT'S GO- ‘S THE R A D IO AWNOUI^ERI form) Main St. wagen,' 849-2838. ING ON? who's ) WHILE WATCHINGWE . 4 4 Vlperi YOU ARE A-1, truck U A-1. Agency, 643-6363, or 648-2125. NONSENSE IS 46 Benefectora 24-Hour Answering Senriee i THACr, you FAT HE talking y GAME HE TURNS THE TV Cellars, attics, yards and small CASHIER — nights. Apply Stan- Counselor FULL-TIME or part-time, 9:80 STOCK CLERK j i V -J01 j----J VOLUME DOWN AND US" 49 Moral chara^r trucking done A-1 right. CaU PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. hM a ley Green’s, Manchester Shop a.m. to 1:00 etc. p.m., man HEAD?.' THAT TENS TO rrOM THE RADIO, 53 Gad'a son (Bib.) Free to Herald Readers (T) m? w wtA. i—. r.M. t^.*u.s. Ft. OUARTERaACK 54 Reticence. Tremano Trucking Service toll modem 3 bay service station ping Parkade. DUTIES Consist of working for furniture stock work. Ap- PI DMT JUST MISS JUST SO HE CAN ARGUE WITH for lease. Excellent opportu Full or Part-time the COMMENWOR'S DES 59 Since Want Intormatton on one of our tilsssldrd advertisements t free, 742-9487. with our newspeperboys or ply In person. Marlow’s, Inc. BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS HIS RECEIVER, CRIPTION.' HE'S GOT 57 Plane aurface BTTP nity, paid training program. SECRETARY and Girl Friday, ganization In the servicing DAVY JONES HE PURPOSELY 58 Unfettered JT No answer a t the telephone UstedT S l m ^ eall the ATTICS and cellars cleaned, CaU 236-8770 after 6 p.m. or varied duties, assist sales, ARTHUR DRUG STORE Q UICK, I'L L TRY, S IR . aROUNDBDTHE TO HAVE SOMB- 59 Unit of weight of present and prospective WE'LL BE READY ' BOeyiORAKfTA^ trash hauled to the dump, 1-201-377-8100. technical executives. Interest WHi B E T T Y ,. BUT IT'S VERY BALL--1 SAW 60 Retain by force U subscribers In the Manches- FULL-TIME See John Katz GO HOME AND ANY t i m e , S IR . / YES, SIR. I CATCH THAT DOUBTFUL • rr, MYSELF.' 61 Flowerless plant EDWARDS light trucking, reasonable. 648- ing- work. No stenographic. ter-Bolton area. RELAX... YOU’VE SNAP-ON-TOOLS has franchise RIGHT, T R IO AND d o w n 55" 5846. SmaU growing research firm. POSmONS AVAILABLE EARNED A GOOD RIGHT, BRING 'EM! available in Manchester area. May be part-time to suit. Write APPLICANT Must be qual MACHINIST ^Experienced, REST. I'LL CON ISmaU flaps ANSWERING SERVICE YES, BACK.' 2 Prognostic 3" TREB~^PERT —Trees cut, An opportunity for you to be ified to work with youth, full or part-time, top wages TACT YOU WHEN SIR ■ P. O. Box 282, Manchester, For 3 Ascetic huUdiing lots cleared, trees top come an independent business Conn. be a high school graduate for qualified personnel, excel YOU’RE NEEDED 4 ------rope n e w s p a p e r e n t e r p r is e a s s n . 849-0500 875-2519 ped. Got a tree problem? WeU man. On the job sales train with good driving record MEAT CUTTERS lent benefits. Seg Mfg., 218 worth phone oaO, 742-8252. ing, minimum Investment guar PHYSICIAN’S AIDE — 4% day (automobile furnished). Hartford Rd., Manchester, 649- and leave yonr measage. Tooll hear from our advertiser anteed, above average Income week, typing, close patient con 3747. In Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. WELDING — hardfacing, pro determined only by your de tact. CaU Tuesday, 9-12, 649- WE OFFER Pleasant work Experienced in duction, cast machinery repair termination to succeed. To see 6601. ing conditions (inside and Self-Service Operation etc. Bob’s Welding Service. AiitomobllM For SoPa 4 if you quaUfy write Box EE, outside work), paid vaca Call 649-7678. Manchester Herald. KODDLE AGED woman to care tions, CMS, Blue Cross, Ma $3.45 per hour COLONIAL BOARD CO. for 4 rooms and live in, nice jor Medical and pension BY DICK 'TURNER MUST SELL — 1967 Olds- UGHT TRUCKING, moving Plus Liberal HERALD mobUe, 442 convertible, excel home, reasonable pay. 649-9024. plan, annual salary increase Skilled and unskilled, ex and odd Jobs, responsible, eve commensurate with ability. Fringe Benefits lent condition, good tires and nings. Also burning barrels, BEAUTY SALON, Windsor FULL-TIME sales clerk from cellent wages, full-time, 6 DOX LETTERS many extras. Original cost delivered, $4. 644-1776. —Excellent equipment and now fill Jan. 1st. Apply Shoor days per week, shift dif BY KEN MUSE fixtures, 3 operators, high Apply ferential, Blue Cross, CMS, WAYOUT over $4,200. Sale price, $2,996 Jewelers, 917 Main St. For Your or best offer. CaU 742-84(>4 af volume. Priced low for im Hartford Courant life insurance, paid holi ter 7 p.m. HouMhold SarvicM mediate sale. MOTT’S SHOP-RITE days, other fringe benefits. InformatioD Mr. Hammond, Manager
1 I PAGE BLEVEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 t A O B I S N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 Housos For Sdo 72 PorSole 72 Suburban For Sole 75 Suburban For Sale 75 H o u s m For Sak 72 Houttt For Sdo 72 0 * Famous Reporter LAROLEV, I 'MOM’T GO ID THE BEACH M^NCHB8ri?lflK —N w Center, VERNON — Trout Stream Rd. GLASTONBURY — Custom immaculate S-fomtly home, U and R buUt Ranch with \NITH SOU THIS 6UMMER IF VOU EIGHT ROOM older home, IH FIVE ROOM ^^t*^«^ent’condition,'^l flreplaced Ranch, 2-car gar spodoiie lot pne 7-room ^[>art- 3 bedrooms, fireplace, buUt- age, wooded acre lot with pan 0O«‘f EEDUCEf PEOPLE ARE baths, kitchen and bathroom breewway. “ w ill“ a?pet. attracUve bam, CLASSIFIED m e^ two 4-room apartments. 1ns, waU to wall carpeting, fin oramic view. Leonard Agency, Recalls Old Shanghai A lWAVs SAVlMG,"HA HA! One look wUl convince you. ished rec room and garage In « • > « « '■ »»■oy. Realtors, >«»««•■ 649-6834. Realtors, 646-0469. TODAY, OCT. 14 LOOH AT THE FUMUy FAT Agency, J.D. Real Estate Co. Hayes A grocy, 646-0181. basement, sundeok, patio. All ------EDITORS NOTE: Shanghai, But one of the great Shanghai $19,900. PhUbrlck ANDOVER — new MAN VJITH THE BIG Realtors, 649-5M7. on a large wooded lot. T. J. once one of the world’s great stories did not come to me. It BEAOTIFOT..r<»m«om..p«- OVERSIZED BRICK Cape, Ranch, 4 bedrooms, ADVERTISING large rooms, 2 MU baths, fin- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. famUy newspaper towns, has for many fell to a colleague who shall be ‘ MANCHESTER — 7 room room, 2 fireplaces, 2-car“ ga years been cut off from the caUed Larry. rooms, 2-car garage, 2 porches, Idied recreation room, on GLASTONBURY — iip m aito rage, large wooded lot. Leon CLASSIFIED advertising DEPT. HOURS Colonial, fireplace, one car ga month. Gerard Agency, Real- Western world by the Commu- He was aboard a famous nice yard. Priced to sell. Wol- beautlMUy landscaped lo t $26,- neebaug Drive, a deluxe Ranch ard Agency Realtor, 646-0469. IS NATIONAL rage rec room. Porter St. lo tors, 649-0588, 648-0865. ^ nlst government. Reiman (Pat) train, the Blue Train when a verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Boo. PhUbrlck Ai^ncy, Real- on approximately four acres 8 AM . io S P JR. , cation, approximately 20 years Morin of The Associated Press gaggle of bandits halted It, Wild UMTS, 649-5347. overlooking Hartford. This old with Bttme facing, nice lot. 2813. LAKEWOOD Circle N.—large" overiooK ^ Hartford. This w B aw l ra ljitia 7 7 begem a newspaper career In West fashion, in a lonely part CX)PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. nice price. 640-8888, 648-5129. MANCHESTER — 7 room exe- custom built Garrison Colonial, MANCHESTER — Large 7 S?™* extras, has w a n i a a ' ityO* O iw iw shanghai that eventually led to Shantung Province. They paid 6 rooms, laundry, 2-car ga^ 5 PJM. DAY BEFORE PCBUOATION J.D. Real Estate Co. ^vtlve Ranch, flowering peren------M9-9821 or 640- loom brick home, 2 baths, new USTINGS NEEDED, aU price two PuUtser Prizes. In the fol- little attention to the second- — ------— ------: nlals, schrubs and trees make age, porch. Call 289-9321 or 649 custom kitchen. carpeting ranges, CaU us for a quick sale, lowing'article, he recalls Me clw passe^ers. L*rry was for Sstard«y and Monday ia 6 pan. Friday. Ouxmghout, targe beautifully the tow f ^ e s and weU worth houses fOr cash! Shanghai that was—an unbe- riding second-class and besides MANCHESTER — Lakewood elegantly landscaped 8590. ______'* •IT- T * -T f T fV h A lr A e B A i k l f A W ______...... ______• x«______. . . »«_ _ a ___ «_«_» ______It. T.J. Crocket, Realtor, 648- Hayes Agency, 648-0181. lievably bright Jewel In the eyes the Chinese knew that robbing a Circle, 5 Cape, located private Es- ^ 7 rooms, 1% ■ landscM*^ Leonard 1677, in an exc^ent area, extmslvo williams swimming pool ^ y, j „ uvlng and Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. of a cub reporter. reporter wasn’t worth the trou- YOCB COOPERATION WILL |||AL A d 3 .2 7 1 1 SELLING your home? For BE APPRECIATED I I View, needa some repMr. A . _ ^ of the S a ------ble. ana pauo are a lew sunroom, 8 prompt courteous service that good inveltment. Don't be many quality custom features 3 ^ m s , garage, $28,500. Phll- By BELMAN MORIN But they went through first- VERNON gets results caU Louis Dimock AP Special Correqwndent class, scooping up all the pass- disappolntejll. Call Now. War you will find in this rare of- ^ ^ ^ A gen ^ 649-6847. Lott For Sale 73 ConrinuBd From Prtcoding Pago ren E. HoWland, Realtor, 648- Realty, 640-9828. Iii the last decade before the engers there. Object—kldnap- faring. Realistically priced at oncx agen y, ------A MANCHESTER — Vernon St, Owner transferred wants 1108. Pacific war—an era that now ing for ransom. When they van- $39,900. Hayes Agency, 646- j28,900—7 room Colonial, large treed 130x800 lo t Wolverton action on this beautiful seems only a little less remote Ished, the train continued on its A rticles For Scrio 4S 0131. living room, formal dining^ Agency, Realtors, 040-2818. Cape. Pour rooms down, Holp Wcmtod— ' ■* MODERN UP to date 7-room ______than the reign of Ramses EC- way, room, sunroom, 3 bedrooms, one finished up. EhcceUent Vernon M cA i or 37 PROCESSED GRAVEL fm Sjdlt on tree lined dead end BEAUTIFUL one year old Rals- 1% baths, 2-car garage. Mar-?*?, COLUMBIA — one acre lo t half condition throughout. High Tfcz ^ m i l Shanghai undoubtedly was the Now, the Blue Train was a driveways and parking areas street in desirable AA zone. ed Ranch, 6% rooms, 1V4 P l s m i C F S T a b l e greatest newspaper town in the luxury train. On the door of w Tsi Rm . U. $. OH. ion E. Robertson, Realtoi", 648- ti mUe from Columbia Lake. wooded tot, plenty of pri m e n , w o m e n , students—part- at our screening plant or de ? C iVd? by Unlfd F—w e Syw*c^ — ...... - Beautiful private yard. First baths, fireplace, garage, large world. each first-class compartment 6953. - George H. Grlffing, 742-7886. vacy. Asking 818,500. T. J. time, Fuller Brush-sales, 15 livered. George H. Grlffing, floor family room, 2-zone heat, wooded lot. Priced for quick Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. I V T a V O r 'S R e c n i e s l H was an international city, of there was a slot with a card hours, $40. guarantee. Open Inc., Andover, 742-7886. jalousied rear porch, outside sale. Char-Bon Real Estate, MANCHESTER — 4 famUy, : ^ ^ course; In fact, a polyglot nation, identifying the occupants. ings available for managers. Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 Business Loeotlons patio, many other extras. Truly 643-0683. central location, 8 bedrooms Suburban For Sale 75 T o A c c e p t R o a d s Having its own government, Larry hastened through the Call 644-0202, 644-2269. CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner a fine value. Better than new each apartment. On $4,200. __ ANDOVER — new custom built » courts, militia and tax system, it cars, copying the names of For Rent 64 HANDYMAN’S DREAM — clr- you ever used, so easy, too. SINGER autdinatic zig zag seW' —all amenities already added. down earn a prime net return. COVENTRY LAKE — beautiful ______INSPECTORS — Experienced ca 1780 Cape, 7 rooms, 2 stone oversized Ranch, kitchen buUt- The Planning Commission this functioned as a sovereign coun- those who had been kidnaped. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric ing machine, excellent condi- SINGLE room on bus tine for b r ig h t , modem office, 440 Belfiore Agency, 643-6121. 649-8538, 643-6129, J.D. Realo curtom bulk Split Level, year ins, ceremlc tile baths, high hv Mavor Chinese soil. Shanghai To his immense delight, one In aircraft parts, all benefits. retired person. Phone 643-4643. fireplaces, wide board floors, shampooer, $1. The Sherwin- tlon, monograms, hems, but square feet, excellent location. 'round home, aluminum siding, tree shaded tot. 2-car garage. ^ . . was an enclave of Western dom- card read, "The Manichean Dean Machine Products, 165 6 acres, $12,900. Hutchins Estate Co. Williams Co. tonholes, fancy designs, etc. $90 per month. Call 643-6396. JUST LISTED — 6 room Ranch ______- — ------1 magnifioent view of the lake. Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9823. accept sun- China. Ambassador and Mme. Yo- Adams St., Manchester. COMFORTABLE room for gen- ______Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. Originally over $300. Our price wall to wall carpeting, com THE IDEIAL year 'round home. ^ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, standard roads in the Bolton xhe erstwhile citizens of per- gurt.” Wow! The envoy of a WELL KEPT carpets show the now, $64. or pay $9. monthly. tleman, private entrance, free WAREHOUSE for rent on Main plete aluminum siding, parquet rooms, 2 bedrooms, large» COVENTRY — room Ranch rjT.iCRK-TYPIST with growing parking, 14^ Hackmatack St. MANCHES'TER — 4- bedroom 649-6847. Lake sectitm of town. haps 35 to 40 nations lived there, major power kidnaped for ran- results of regular Blue Lustre Call 522-0931, dealer. St., approximately 800 square floor in dining area, fireplace, living room and dining room oversized garage with 2% industrial manufacturer to 1969 home, in excellent condi Resldents in the area have S‘nce » passport wasn’t needed gom! spot cleaning. Rent electric Call between 5-9 p.m. feet. Call 643-9678. extra cabinets in kitchen, split both beautifully paneled, huge type and process all paper refrigerators, tion, aluminum storms, 100 x shampooer, $1. Paul’s Paint CLEAN, USED rail fence on 90x106 lot, land rock fireplace, exterior recent- work in sales department. Call TWO OFFICES, newly remodel 200 well landscaped treed lot, VERNON 747B 7.7 87. 7 * R.aMor,, 288- which, they scy. are to/ « i/« - Nohody ao much ae commimlcaUone, Larry filed the and Wallpaper Supply. ranges, automatic washers, scaping plus. One car garage, ly finished with aluminum sid Contromatics, 872-0555. Aportmonts— Flats— ed, single or together, on Main $20,700. Hutchins Agency. Real ’______;______almost impassable at certain asked your name, rank or serial story. Naturally it was a sensa- with' guarantees. See them at patio and assumable mortgage ing, all this on two acres. Not^^ ELECTRIC typewriter, Under St. Call 643-9678. tors, 649-5324. SCHOOL BUS operators for B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649- Tenements 63 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, to mention a cabin which w ill-- $22,900 Aluminum sided, 2 VERNON — Huge custom built times of the year. number. tlon. Larry was the hero of the wood, office size, carbon and Mam St, Call 643-2171. year old Ranch ■with 1966, 6-room Ranch, netir Park- The request was tabled be- f - staff. U n til- 1967-1968 school year. Hourly 649-2813. MANCHESTER — Vernon line, provided for 6 guests. $10,600. fabric ribbon, excellent condi WE HAVE customers waiting wall------to------wall carpeting.y----- way, garage, fireplace, 1% cause the commission members Thus, along w th tne Until it became known that rate $2.43. Silver Lane Bus 5^ room Ranch, 1^ baths, Wolverton Agency, Realtors tion, 4 years old, kept under SINGER SALE-A-Thon is on for the rental of your apart Houses For Rent 65 1% Itoths, fireplace, baths, wall to waU, storms, dls- wanted more Information on the chant who hoped to the ahjtessador's wife had been Line, Inc., 49 Bralnard Place. $13,900 — 3-bedroom Cape, 4 service contract. Call 643-7984. ~Beautiful ...... trade-ins being re ment or home. J.D. Real Es large fireplaced living room, 649-2813. 4t4 ROOM house, partially fur dormers, alr-condltloner, neat breezeway and garage, posal and builMns, formal din- roads including maps which quick million (whlOT m M y oMt, i,j the Manichean Embassy all ceived each day. Reductions tate. 643-5129. built-ins, aluminum vdndows. tag room, natural wood trim, they said should have been glv- this city attracted soKUers-of- jjjg History does not iden- COUNTER HELP, p a rt-toe ^^.^ e r tank, electric, 82 nished, Bolton Lake, adults on and clean. Hutchins Agency, Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- up to 50 per cent on recon Brick-fronted, 1 year Low 20’s. Meyer Agency, 648- «i to them. They also feel ac fortune, counterteltew, kiim^ the ambassador’s compan- idghts, apply in gallon. Oil tank, 276 gallon, LOVELY 4 rooms, heated, sec ly. 643-0439. Realtors, 649-5324. 0131. it- $23,900 ditioned used machines. Port old Ranch on a t o W ceptance of these substandard card sharps, ion the train, but it wasn’t day Lanes Snack Bar, Spencer Two floor kerosene furnaces. ond floor, conveniently located. Legal Notices ables from $8.88. Consoles WVE ROOM partly furnished MANCHESTER ^CINTTY MANCHESTER — Crestwood r a s t t o ^ o o d ^ setttog r o ^ will set a precedent and C.Ymmunlst agente. White Rus- ^m e. Yogurt St., Manchester. Electric stove with oven. Two Call 649-9000. from $19.88. ZigZags from house, pleasant location, gar beautiful 4 room Ranch, over- r f l r e X e VERNON - custom 4 bedroom p„t the town in the position of alan refugees from Lenin and jjot tong a afterward, the am- Situations Wonttd— 50 gallon oil drums with spig Drive. Six room Cape, lo v e l y ------$39.88. Singer Sewing Center. THREE ROOMS lor rent, sec- age, fireplaces, large lawn, size garage, roofed patio, ex- yard, trees, storms and OBDEB OF NOTICE L u ! oven rM xe Colonial, 3 tiled baths, famUj Saving to accept any other sub- the later wave of refugees from bassador______appeared app In the news ot, Best offer. 649-2611. 832 Main St., 643-8883. Open D/U! oven, range, room, double garage, inf„tots a. of gtantord J* . __ roads".' ’ mtltir.Hltier, ataaeondlnsra b sco n d ^ emembezzlers, bezzlers.______. __ t<> see Larry. Fomolo 38 ond floor, with heat, $95. month parking area. Working adults. cellent inside and out. Large screens, patio, 1,000 gallon un- ooubt OF PROBATE d'.r.hV'' v.!,ir and dis Thursday till 9. 643-2880. ALTERA'HONS, draperies, WOODEN storm window, three ly. Available Nov. 1, 643-9601. lot, $14,900. Mitten Agency, derground oil tank, radiant i,eW eit Mancheeter, within and for posal and garage. Hur Realtors, 643-6930. heat. Immediate occupancy, the dJstnUX of Manichee*er,_jon the reasonably done in my home. 30x6514” , four 32x56” , $1,60 SMALL ivory stove, 2 burner. FDUR ROOM apartment, con- FIVE ROOMS for rent, $140. 10th day of October AD. 1 9 ^ - . ry !! s a . i " ' ” '*■ c.Sf'SL’s rr-s rrrR s ; each or $8. for all. 643-2536.. wood or coal, $20. Ideal for Call owner, 649-6386. Presertt, Hon. John J. Wallett, Call 643-9986. venient location, churches, monthly. Available Nov. 1. 643- MANCHESTER Business Zone judge. BART HARTFORD — « room reaentaHvea can overrtde Ita Ae- their’ w il^ . *hTd**re[iir^*'*to cottage. Call 643-5416. schools, shopping and buses. 9601. $26,900 - 7 room Contemporary Colonial with large living room people of both sexes fleeing the ^ t e s * ^ e said hired by a r e l ia b l e mother with refer II, large lot, good location, 14 TWO FAMILY Ranch - 6 and Sw ^ct,'^^‘* room 2-famlly, 6 garages, $30, ences will care for small chil Boots and Aceossorios 46 SIMMONS hospital bed, like 233-1421. 3 room apartments, modem ceased. ,, on a nicely treed tot. and master bedroom, fire- ^ theLelves. Sew^ork naJr tor a”a^^ dren for working parents, days new, reasonable. Also 3-mir 000. PhUbrlck Agency, Real kitchen with built-ins, 6 years Here Is a 4-bedroom place, garage, tot 77x160, high hto ^ spectrum made for g „ , - „ y e a Oie others vowed 14V4’ FIBERGLAS boat, remote LOOKING FOR anything in Suburban For Rent 66 tors, 649-6347. old, garage, central location, cesaor by merger to the Mayfaes- home custom buUt on hUl. Asking $27,500. 649- ^ Gullettl ^ lively newspapers and Shanghai Aj,nv'^iiad riven Larrv a big or evenings. 643-8857. ror mahogany vanity with real estate rentals —apart steering, controls, 18 h.p. John VERNON — Redecorated 5 $23,000. Phllbriek Asrencv. ter Trust 0>m'pany. AdnuntolratOT with the best of every- 8688, 643-5129. J.D. Real Estate trailer pwk on Kelly Rd- ^ had some good ones In English Littlf bench. 649-0659. ments, homes, multiple dwell BENTON Street. . . Two fam t-mioncK. Agency, t>raylng tor authority to sell CARE FOR children, your son, like new trailer, complete room apartment located in at Realtors, 649-6347. certain real estate porUaUariy de thing, 2 baths, f l r i Co. W altes. The commission several other languages. S ings, no fees. Call J p . Real ily home of eight rooms. T h r e e ______------for more engineering details . . itinerant nights ago. The crisis home, between 9-5, Manches $400. 643-2041. REZNOR heater, gas, excellent tractive residential area, stove scribed in said aii^icaUon on fuie, it place, built-in oven, Estate, 643-6129. .large rooms on first floor plus |7,goo — 4 ANDOVERimJOViUK —- near uoiion,Bolton, ira-Im- fpomf^ m QulletO.Gullettl. ranorter could leaufroK “ mp across P“ sed. ter, Bolton vicinity, have condition. Kenmore stove hood, and refrigerator, adults. 646- ROOM RANCH, ORDERED: That the {oreBOtag range and dishwasher BRADLEY BOAT — Utility tUe bath . . . five rooms and appltoatkm be heamd and ■ ^ e r - maculate 6 room Ranch, pan- Thecoimn^lHsicinhaalnriructsd .h^Paelflc to Chlna^ working on transportation. 649-14W coppertone. Call after 1 p.m., 0311. buUt-ins, wall-wall carpeting, and a 2-car garage. trailer, 650 lb capacity, in bath on second. Two car gar nnnroxi- miiii^ a*, the Probate office to Mai^ eled breezeway, 2-car garage. Secretary Mrs. Marie Herbst to LwsnaDers In Honolulu and R' ^® unhappy. But 649-8911. attached garage, approxi in said DUtrict. on the (Btd cludes body 8x4x3’. Call 643- age. Large lot. Close to high mately $1,600 down. $66.00 uay »of October. A.D. 1967 at ten tree shaded tot on quiet street prepare a list of unflnddied busl- t a ^ n U a and-or Tokyo He *R® yot* mt8^»t MANCHESTER $82,900 - 4 bedroom Garrison TYPING wanted to do in my 7731. school. Asking $20,900. T.J. monthly including taxes. Mlt- Only $17,900. Hayes Agency, ness which It wUl have to con- -t-ved at each ston lust long «xpect. Wonted To Rent 68 Colonial in choice resi home, have references. 649-1464 DRAPES for sliding glass Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ten Aeency. Realtors, 643-0930. edted in eedd estate of the pendency ««WR81. Mder with consulting planner ^ S « h to pu rtogftoL toe fu n ^ ; ‘You should have let him ______of said apptoitkm and ute time dential area. First doors, lined, blue, $25. 643-0902. Park Chestnut Garden w a n t e d — 3 room unfumlsh- floor tomllv rooro 114 BOLTON CENTER - l o o l ^ for passage on a westbound whack I ^ i ^ Jiwt once,” he Building Motoriob 47 ed heated apartment, by mid- MANCHESTER — executive MANCHESTER — 6 room ^ floor famUy room, 1% BOLTON cbntji/K —looiong ti,«. dtw nn thB growled. "It would have made a baths, buUt-ins and a for that tranquil setting among . _____ freighter. But the city on toe Dogs—-Birds Pots 41 die aged woman. 649-8897 after neighborhood. Garrison Colon- Colonial, one car garage, wood- some nenrapeper haying a circular HARDWOOD plywoods, veneers .p .„ t m e NT size ^as stove Occupancy first week of homes of better quality, try this R®sulte of toe V e r o w ^ U - ^ud flats of toe Huangpu Rlror follow-up story end nsuioiatefl items for wood- APARTMENT Size gas stove. 8 p.m. ial, 7 rooms, large family gd lot. Bowers School area. 1SS! 2 car garage Just begin GROOMING ALL breeds. Har- and associated items for wood Ranch with ^ a m - cate Bridge game Wednesday was usually his last stop. The 649-5165. November room with fireplace, huge mod Call Earl Everett, 649-8638, 643- ing, to appeer if they see cause at mony m il. H.C. Chase, Hebron working hobbyist and crafts WANTED — Small unfurnished said time and place and be beard rio«^ *S ^ ^ I^ Jrie td^^SngTcS^edT'arttTflJ^'- ri^it to^ I^iTtie’ Flsi Mem".; ^7s Tetoom‘cImTiiomeT w'm- Yes. Shanghai w^ a groat ern kitchen, screened porch, 2- 6129. J.D. Real Estate Co. relative thereto, and by madling on R(L, Botton, 643-5427. men. Wood Product Special -apEirtment, in Manchester area occupancy. * L “ ^ k r ^ a g e rot on rlfl in Henry Park are: North- i j j y at least, from Shanghai, car garage, wooded lot, $34,- or before October 13. 1967. by cer a S !^ * o M ^ . P tot^ sa u e view ^lith, Mr. alid Mro. Glen VWte. i|at Shanghai vanished not see its like again, ties, 30 Bartholomew Ave., 4o>. ELECTRIC Florence range, 1 bedroom, SVi rooms by young couple at reasonable 900. PhUbrlck Agency, Real tified mafl. a copy of this order to PUREBRED toy Fox Terrier Hartford, 246-8272. good condition, $35. 649-3924. the parties in Interest and letum mid 20’s. Paul W. Dougan, first; AUen Dale and Richard forever when toe war came in 2 bedrooms, 4V4 rooms $155 rate. Call 649-4411. tors, 649-6347. make to this Oouit. puppies, intellegent and gentle Legal Notices JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Realtor M9-4585. Eriksson, second; Mrs. David 1941. otherwise, I daresay, most ______!______Somerville and Mrs. Eugene F. of them would be there yet. with children. Call 875-2849. Diamonds— W oHilias- MachlnaiY and Tools 52 Heated, Hot Water, Oven WANTED — unfurnished 2%-3 CONCORD RD. — Beautiful LIMITATION OBDEB ~ Girl Scout Notes room heated apartment by mid Ranch, large living room,______for- AT A COURT OF PROBATE LIBUTATTON OBDEB The BARROWS and WALLACE goUTH WINDSOR — new Tierney, third. I reached toe city in toe early SILVER MALE POODLE, 6 Jowalry. 48 MOORE 2 Jlg Borer, 1958. Very Range, Refrigerator, Parking dle aged woman, vicinity Man • a j A - n M fl n A A held at UOUEUm-l iMonchester, | wttlvinWIAAMAA CbJJAland 4for ^ 4 Ranches, Raised Ranches and Also, East-West, Ralph August thirties and like most new arriv- months old, AKC re g iste re d ,__ mcd oiXunSi room, caDineicabmei ©istrlotiDistrlot of iBJlanclie^er.ffltenchester. on the COURT OF PROBATE good condition. Presently oper chester Hospital, CaU 644-0539 kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea- 9th day of October, 1967. held at Manchester, wtthta and for Manchester Parkade Colonials all with a view. This and Prank Stopa, first; Mrs. als feU flat on my face with de- Troop 1 YOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD permanent shots, home raised. WATCH AND Jewelry repair ating. Offered for immediate Resident Superintendent Jafter 3:30 p.m. tlon rtiom, landscaped yard. ^ s u t e t ^ ^ ^ e r on the V Manchester 649-6306' quaUty and value. Call for Rachel Schwartz and Edward ught. The skyline was not as big Senior Girl Scout Troop 1 of 643-7115. ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 delivery. Manchester Tool and Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Hon. jdim J. WaUett, details, Hayes Agency, 646- j . Ctontino, second, and Mr. and as New York’s but nonetheless center Congregational Church on your old watch in trade. Design, Inc., 649-6263. Tel. from 9 to 5 527-9238 0131. Mrs. Samuel Baum, third. impressive In its own way. Mas- selected patrol leaders and oth- t h r e e t i n y white toy 643-5953. ceasedL Eatato of Mary CoMeran. late of CARRIER SALESMAN Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, Apartment Buildings Manchester, in said District de-, The games are every Wednes- give Edwardian buildings lined er officers several weeks ago. poodles, one male, two fe 787 Main St., State Theatre After 6 647-1871 SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 38 St John St., IMancnester, Conn., ceased VERNON — $17,900. 4-bedroom goUTH WINDSOR — immacu- For Sale 69 Ranch, beautiful level lot, lu 1QOK ’^•8® P’*” ' ^® ™®***®" the Bund, that is, the water- Lynda Gustafson, Laura'Kurtz, males, AKC, eight weeks old. Building. Musical Instrunwnts 53 fuU baths, trees, large lot, an. . .1,™ On motion of John J. O’Connor. late home buUt i960. buUdIng and are open to front. Beyond, you could see Debbie McCarthy and Betsy ORJXBR^J: 791 Main Street, Manchester. Oofir storms, natural trim. Meyer CaU 742-6441. MANCHESTER — Investment $23,000. PhUbrlck Agency, from toe 9th day of Octolw^ 19^ neotlcut, administrator, heated fiiushed rec room) - gveryone. Master podnt games guttering hotels, high-rise Richmond were elected patrol is a strong link between you and your newspaper KINSMAN electric organ with property, completely furnished be and toe same are UmUed ^ ORDEiRBD: That three months Agency, 643-0609. Realtors, 649-6347. J?® .“ ■'IS??? from the 3rd day of October. 1967, <»r heated garage, aluminum held toe first W dnesday of apartments, theaters, fine res- leaders. Barbara Jo Robb was Horists—Nurseries 49 two full keyboards and foot AVAILABLE Nov. 1 —A 2^ rooming house, rooms plus which to bring in their clalM game are limited and- f r e e — Adorable female kit siding, sw lm m l^ J?®®*’ every month. taurants, a racetrack, labyrin- elected coordinator, Margaret pedals. Ampeg bass amplifier, room and 3-room apartment, apartment, ample parking, ex- MANCHESTER — 2 family agai^ said es^e. “"2, allowed for the creditors within ten, 643-1785. HARDY chrysanthemums In all Suburban For Sale 75 treed tot with brook, many ex- thin of Chinese department BernardI was elected treasurer, one 16” speaker. CaU 643-9409. centrally located, heat, hot cellent condition inside and flat, 2- because he is a colors, 60c and 76c each. Open ------tras. For Mrtoer imormaOon valerie M. Fargo, daughter of stores, and toe incredible tangle and Betsy Richmond was e.ect- PURE BRED GermEin Shepherd water, stove and refrigerator, ^out. Could ....v,.,show 20% . --..u....return -on______line___ and______OOVENTRY — 6 rc»m Raised call R.P. Dlmock Co. 649-5246. iMro. Album L. Fargo of rickshas, cars, hand-drawn ed as representative to toe Sen- 7 days a week and evenings tiled bath and shower, adults invested capital. Shown by ap- sumption. Only $2,000. down, sOTne*^e^pai»r**Kavlng a Ja^r* w ^ n puppies for sale, champion Ranch, on wooded acre toL y b s in o N — handvman needed of Box Mountain Dr., is a stu- carts, trucks, bicycles, bulling lor Planning Board, T till dark. PonticeUl’s Green- FENDER Reverb unit, mike 643-M96. •so. MCI iiiuiiui III/... your clrmjlalton to said pro^ e d^rlrt allowed by publishing a copy of 4Ms _ _ ..... « * - m Aa m s I T .II p a w A x ir k ^ Q ^ Q Q i r t -r pointment only. CaU R. F. $85. per month from lines, beautiful temperament, house and Nursery, 433 No. and stand. Like new, 649-0821. I...!,..! noil ir-o-i iTvai-oti' ftio '•within ten dws from the date of gnjer to some newspaper having a family room with fireplace and Ranch on one dent at Gettysburg College. their way through toe hordes of The troop is now planning for $20. 742-9791. SIX ROOM duplex. Porter St. Dlmock Co., 649-6246. pocket. CaU Earl Everett, 64»- this order and return make to this circulation to said probate district sliding glass doors, 1% baths, AsWna price $17 990 WMllam F. Stiles of Rockville pedestrians on Bubbling Well ua trip to Europe to be made Main St. 8638, 643-5129. J.D. Real Es- -ntiT?® f v w Judec days ftpm the date area, adults, references re JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. this order and return make to laundry room, garage, many Au^ev St^efer 876-4341 h«» been accepted as a student Road. Even toe dark, odorous during toe summer of 1969. An DACHSHUND puppies —AKC, Office and Store quired, $125. monthly. Elva tate Co. tolls court of the notice given.en. extras. Low 20’s. Owner 742- ^ ^ Flagg CO. 876-0774. ®it the KtrskeviUe (Missouri) alleys looked exotic, as indeed itinerary committee of six girls Business Property JOHN J. WALLELe t t ; Judge. ^ champion blood lines, 6 weeks. LIMITATION OBDEB 8246. ”______!____ College of osteopathy and sur- they were. was formed at the most recent Equipment 54 Tyler, Realtor, 649-4469. For Sole 70 Ma n c h e s t e r — two^ famUy, AT A COURT OF PROBATE BUILDER 649-1757. ______s.R 2-car garage, on bus line, held at Manchester, within and for ■VERNON — 7 room Capes 4 gery for four years of profes- By claiming to have been a meeting. On this committee are Dairy Products 50 b u s in e s s e q u ip m e n t fw n o v . is t o c c u p a n c y 139 E. CENTER ST —offlfce Verplanck School, $24,900. Ask cJjto^?‘^ll67f'^‘ * * down, 2 unfinished up, finished atonal training. He 4s a 1967 reporter on toe Los Angeles Marnette Ostrout, Debbie Mc- sale — shelving, coolers, count-, Completely remodeled 5-room FREE — Two puppies. Beagle VEGETABLE Growers Outlet buUdlng, C-zone 120x200 lot. for Earl Everett, 649-8638, 643- J®**" rec room, wall to wall carpet- graduate of Eton College. Times I managed to wangle a Cartoy, Barbara Jo Robb, ers and other mlscellameous apartment, adults only. CaU National Newspaperboy Day Bassett, 649-7384. — Fresh vegetables, retaU, ing, assumable 4% per cent VA in Field Exercise Job on toe Shanghai Evening Kathy Krause, Margaret Ber- contents of package store. No T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677 6129. J.D. Real Estate Co. E ^ te of Frances M. Steiner, late wholesale. Spectalty com and 643-9678. ______of Manchester, to said District, de- mortgage, only $16,900. R. J. Airman Second Clasa Richard Post. They gave me a Job on nardl and Lynn Curkln. These DACHSHUND puppy — 10 tomatoes. Open daUy, comer stock, for sale. Desire to sell 461 MAIN ST. — for sale or TWO FAMILY in excellent ceased. . ~ „ a,....,,,.. Flagg Co., 875-0774. " Grabowakl, son of Mr. and Mrs. rewrite. The salary, paid in gtrig will be responsible for as one lot. Silk City Package On motion of Stanley H. Ejtelner, weeks, old, with papers and Adams and ToUand l^ke., op rent, next to Post Office land condition, 4-4. Beautiful piece ^I Flemingpiem! Road, MaManchester, ______Chester Opabowskd of 25 Snip- Chinese dollars known as selecting the places to be visited. shots ,$75. CaU 649-7471, Mon Store, 201 No. Main St. 643- Furnished for investment or owner Oonn.^^ eidnuntotraltor. . sic St., partidpatod in an an- “ Mex” , came to about $80 During toe past several weeks IS OCTOBER 14th posite Caldor's. and building, ideal for used ORDEREID: Hiat Uu-ee. months day through Friday after 5, 1358. Apartments 63-A car lot, etc. 643-2426, 9-5. dwelling. Separate heating 9th day of October. 196'L nuaJ field training operation, American, per month. It never fue troop has had several suc- ppiturday all day.______GREEN MOUNTAIN winter system, driveways and_ yards. Exercise Deep Furrow 67, In occurred to me that this might cessful money raising projects. TAVERN— .F or sale or rent, Wolverton allowed for ithe* creditors within potatoes, 50 pounds $2; yeUow 56 Agency, to ibrlng to their claims Turkey. He is a pereonnel spec- be a trifle tow; I was enchanted■*"" Among these wer^ a grinder , , , a tribute to the young businessman who de globe turnips, half bushel, $1. ______Antlquos ' SIX ROOM furnished apartment Owner retiring. Inquire Birch Realtors, 649-2813. against said estate, and said ad- Gracious Apartment iakat In the 64th Tacticai Air- by toe city. sale, a spaghetti su Street Tavern, 20 Birch St. or ______mlnlstrator U directed to give pub- Living in Lovely Manchester Liva Stock « Pick your own tomatoes, red yVANTED TO BUY—antiques, available Nov. 1. 643-6845. rinm-uTAT A bad. He notice to the creditors to brtog lift Wing at Serwairt AFB, The French Ctoncesslon was an address sticker sale. DUTCH COlGNIAL — 4 bed their claims wtihto said lime DELUXE TOWN HOUSES or green half bushel, $1. Bring steins, furniture, pewter, lead call 649-8110, 643-9605. Tenn. Hke a miniature Paris. The fac- por future events, toe troop livers your newspaper. TWO ROOM furnished apart rooms, one fuU bath, 2 half allowed by puUlsbtog a cojw of this At Moderate Prices FIVE year old Gelding, half own containers. Joseph er lamps, art glass, primitives, ment, stove, refrigerator, heat order to some newspaper haying, a Rental Agent The maneuver involved Amer- lory district of Yangtsepoo, (g planning a camping trip to baths, 24’ living room with rirculaition to said probate district lean and Turkish paratroops, grim and forbidding, nevertoe- Northfield, Mass, to be held on Arabian. Call 649-4206 after 4. A. Mack, 125 Clark Rd., Bol any quanlty. 644-8962. and hot water. Inquire Mar- BEAUTY SALON in Rockville wUMn ten days from toe date-of J. D. REALTY fireplace, formal dining room, adr forces, and the U.S. Sixth less was curiously fascinating, oct. 26-29 and a grinder sale to As you read your newspaper today, give thought to the young man who ton. low’s, 887 Main St. area for sale. 643-9022. this order and return make to this 643-6129 a 643-8779 CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, finished basement sunroom, court of the notice given. Fleet At night in Hongkew, you could bg held on Nov. 18. delivered it—this is his day I JOHN J. W A/LETT, Judge. AltlelM For Sola 45 t u r n i p s yellow and purple, $1 expert repairing. Colonial open porch, 2-car garage, work ______hear a samlsen twanging behind ______shop, large beautifully land He is quite a boy. half bushel. Comer Glode Lane Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. Busilwss Locations Houses For Sale 72 toe paper doors of a Japanese MEN'S REBUILT SHOES for and ToUand St. near East Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. scaped lot $27,900. PhUbrlck Search Abandoned geisha house. All this cried out He operates his own business. It is a service business. He buys his papers sale. Better than cheap new Hartford Manchester town line. - 9 p.m. Simdays open till 6 For Rant 64 DUPLEX — 6-6, new knotty Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. _ to be written and I continually CHAR6E YOUR ones. Sam Yulyes, “ Shoe Re p.m., closed Tuesday and JUNSAU, Alaska (AP) Tlie trotted in with another feature from us and sells them to you. TOMATOES — Pick your own, MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ pine cabinets built-in range, MANCHESTER — don’t miss pairing of the Better Kind,” Wednesday. search for toe 22 missing mem- giofy^ gg happy os a puppy with $1.50 half bushel in own con- 832 Main St., central. Call dishwasher, carpeting, new this 6 room Colonial with ga PRESCRIPTION There is no other part-time activity in which a ^oung man cm leara what 23 Oak St., few steps from baths, new furnaces, 2-oar ga hero of toe 40-man crew of toe ^ ball of yarn, talners. Comer of Olcott and ^AG SALE — 10-40 per cent 622-3114. rage, formal dining room, fam General Home Remodeling C o m p y it is to be purchasing agent, salesman, delivery man, collector and book Main. ra g e. Hutchins Agency, Real sunken freighter Panoceanlc y,ese stories was Spencer St., follow arrows to discounts. Cut glass, Royal Uy room, 2 bedrooms, patio, STORE FOR ^iENT, Main St., tors, 549-6324. Fsdto was ended at nightfall course. But toe man- keeper. SCREENED LOAM for best ■field,' excellent picking from Bayreuth, Wavecrest, com trees, low price of $20,500. Call Friday, Coast Guard headquar- editor told me to go on Guid^ by men who are specially trained to work with the boys, he is earn lawns and gardens. Also sand, new field. modes, lamps, old pewter, S d tr7 ea L X r^ "^ F ” MANC^STER-near bus and ters said. writing them, because, he said gravel and fUl. George H. Orif- clocks. Saturday and Sunday. ing money at the same time he is getting experience in the practicf oasica ^ P L E S — Hand picked and Information please ctiU^theatre schools.schools, 6 room Cape on tree tors, 649-4555. The ship went down in toe aa-ygy gpe seeing this town toe fing, Bic., Andover, 743-7686. Cameron, 118 Oakland Rd., of doing business that will be helpful throughout life. windfalls, bring own contain manager at 648-7832. shaded lot, absentee oWner MANCHESTER — 10 room 2- COMPinE REMODELING SERVICE North Pacific Monday, 870 mUes ^hen we first Wapplng. AT DARK RICH, Stone free loam. ers. After 4 p.m., 270 Hack wants fast sale. Hayes Agency, famUy 5-5, bath and half each southwest of Kodiak, Alaska. g^^g here. It’U remind toe old- Which is why you can put him down today and every day as a Young Man M MAIN ST.—400 square f ^ t 646-0131. Two life rafts dropped by air- t,,„g „ of their wasted youth.” $15. Gravel, till, stone, sand, matack St., rear. side, excellent investment PINE PHARMACY Most Likely to Succeed. patio and pool send and ma first floor, adjacent to north property, excellent location, KITCHENS craft In toe vicinity were not lo- j ^^ote about toe complex- Wanted—To Buy 58 end redevelopment, suitable ',200 — Well kept older 6- cated, ending hope of finding jyg^ "big” money and 664 Center St. 6i9>98U mire. 648-9604. new heating system and per If your son would like to leam more about this business for beauty parlor, barber shop Oolonisd style home, con- any further survivors. “small” money whereby stran- Household Goods 51 HOUSEHoi^ lots — Antiques, located, nice yard. manent siding, $18,600. Wolver BATHROOMS of Newspaper Route Management our Circulation Man SUMP PUMP, good condition, or office. Available July 1. Flve members of toe crew gers were often gypped and bric-a-brao, clocks, frames, LeonartLAgency, Realtors, 646- ton Agency, Realtors, 640-2813. $80. Bathinette, good condition, Call 649-2865. were rescued and 18 bodies ricksha coolies were short ager '.i'oul ’ ■ li.ppy to hear from you. automatic zig-zag ir- cabinet, glassware. We buy estates. Vil 0469. PORCHES 4 were rocovered. 810. 643-1801. lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 ------MANCHESTER—immaculate L changed. . .Know why toe paws Winterizing button holes, embroiders, hems shaped 5 room Ranch, custom 1343 Rear Adm. Chester R. Bend- on the iron lions flanking toe Lake S t, BoOton, 649-3247. STORE — 460 Main St. across FLOORS TREAT, RUGS right, they’U be etc. Like new condition. O r i g - ______buUt, breezeway, garage, beau l2Vi-24Mi er, commander of toe Coazt g „ t , ^ g ^ the Shanghai Club Businessman who at an early age experiences the total concept of from Friendly. 643-2426, 9-6. h a delight if cleaned with Blue Inallyjiyer $300, balance now, yyjj BUY AND seU antique and GOLDEN DREAM tiful large lot. Char Bon Real RECREATION ^ Guard-’s western area, was ^ ,j^y. Because Special B America's capitalistic systan, Lustre. Rent electric shampoo $54. Take over payments of furniture, china, glaiUL 5 i i 5 c E with private lavatory. Estate, 643-0683. named Friday to a itoir- Chinese believed that rub- er, $1. Olcott Variety Store. $10. monthly. 522-0476. Stylish Set sUver, picture frames, old walnut paneled and indirect Looking for a 6 room Ranch mamtoerni^^ bing them made a man more Unique young man who has accepted the responsibilities of his own SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway. ROOMS Enjoy a terriflcaUy taUorod f CROCHET ) Check AH Hoses coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, lighting, paved parking at door including a heated, ground gatkmodthesinMnig^TIm board ^ woman more proll- business, in Edition to those of school, church and home. approach to a slenderizing faifi- wUl convene in San Francisco at U watches, old Jewelry, hobby with private entrance, $65 level family room, 3 bed 2-car garage, paneled recrea tion room, large treed lot, $22,- ion for toe half-sizer. Jiurijier , c » x * Tmi<.k a-date to be announced later. ^ ^ estabUshment I Cheek Boltery coUections, paintings, attic con monthly, aU utUltles. CaU 643- rooms, huge kitchen with and blouse combination will The Sott loucn Intelligent lad who has put into practice the lessons taught at h«ne, 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors tents or whole estates. Furni 6031, 742-8726. built-in oven and range, VA ■ grace aiiy occasion. Softly draped to flatter, t t o church and the classroom, to better serve his customers. 649-5324. unpnwnitfir k 'px'AUJBD that catered to many forme of I Hush Radiator ture Repair Service, 648-7449, ceramic baths, generous liv "Anything that can be done No. 1848 with Photo-Guide is /.crocheted turban Is s i ^ to ^ iS S S ? (S f^ !^ een human fraUty-abrintoe, rou- Young Man! STORE FOR RENT — down ing room with fireplace, and ■ Leader who regularly organizes and carries out his business plans of CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 8 in sizes 12% to 26%, oust 88 to the “ "it poputo hat Um town MsLnchester, State Thea an attached garage. It’s ^ lO Q ts. Anti Freeze rooms, large wooded lot in to imiirove your home sales, service and customer collections. tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, yours If you call early. $21,- L Rooms Without Board 59 executive neighborhood, $43,- 2 ^ varda of 54-lnch: 2 bimiee. 00 comfortaWe to wear. wagulant my reach» financially.. .An Looking For A Job With A Future? State Theatre, 643-7832. 600. has complete ■4 Dependable boy who delivers the paper safe, dry and on time to all LfAT-E COUJ/GE student will 900. PhUbrlck \ Agency, Real we can do', Special ■'—;* ’ —■' • crochet directions. I# his subscribers. ing to share double' room, near i,6b0-8,()00 SQUARE feet prime tors, 649^6847. inch. dhnees wearing toe robes of a To order, send 60 cents Id To order, send 86 cents In ^lon. Protection Buddhist monk but when I tried • IMMEDIATE OPENING • High School. 649-9167. . ♦ Enthusiastic young man who believes in working, not waiting; in WOVLEETON AGENCY b r e i t o n r o a d - H .r , l. . coins idus 16 cents each for first- coins plus 16 cents each for James J Casey to Interview him he talked Zen, CENTRAL — clean room for care-free 7 room Cape with mall and special handling, first-claro maU and sp^lal han Friday he received word o*" something equally incompro- E boosting, not knocking; and in the pleasure of selling newspapers. 1 Learn The Printing Busineu way. Suitable for manufactur Realtors 649-2813 i95 aluminum siding, ceramic tUed CaU for free esfimafes gentleman, separate entrance ing or warehouse. Call 872-0528, to: dltag, t o : _____ from toe district Federal Drug henslble. No »to^- toe bath, 4 bedrooms, large land Rewarded by THE WORK HE DOES TODAY, which prepares him and bathroom, parking. 649- Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve- Anne 5?'*®h Administration office in Boston dance halls, toe taxi-dancers 37Va-Hour Week — Retirement Income Plan days. scaped lot and all of the amen UM AVE. better for whatever the future holds. 4256. MANCHESTER — 6 be^oom s, at no obligation ning Herald. 1166 AVE. OF Bvenl^H e^d, that some of (.the tablets were were mainly Russian refugees, R ities for fine family living. HEBRON — large barn for rent 3 baths, living room, dining Aiiinr.iMf . d ■ • - ■ " 4 -i . \1 I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1W7 rsMSi TWELVE lEui^ning State News ' Obituary Efforts Made Reds K ong At Settling Roundup BInMr Hauptnnin (Continued from Page One) Continue Terrorism r OCKVUXE - Elmer Two Strikes would not return to work until Haiqatman, 61, of PlainvUle, a '(Ooiittnued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) their conditions are met. streetcars. Police and native o f RockvlUe, died yes They have demanded time to fireworks last Sunday, Com mu- ^^.^y demolition teams were terday at New Britain General figures would be released until explain the food-stamp program nlst China’s national day. The position by false Hoepltal. He was the htisband all the votes are in sometime to welfare reclplente and a colony has had an average of 80 planted at busy Intersec- o f Mrs. Anne Bindas Haupt- this weekend. guarantee that the program will bomb reports a day since then, streetcar stations and on be transferred to a unit staffed Cominunlst newspapers s^a But William Kusley. the Gary by persons beneflttlng from the m one trap, the Oommunista (Mr. iHauptman was born Oct trucker who organized the 29, 1915 in Rockville, a son of strike, said no matter what the 'zz,,... -Si»n.onw^ Herman and Lucy Georgie outcome of the vote, no trucks Hauptman. He was a World ^ould roll until all parties War II veteran, and was cm- reached agreement, ,o adn.W.t.r th. tood-Mamp paper. e«U«l »r mere teriar- ^^d. On. ployed at Emihart Co., New The violence continued Fri- Brltaln. He was a member of day. Firebombs were hulred at ■ "(S r V d . . * r..u ..ed ,n " m a y nlpM, , e „ a r « . d.rew ll.e ^ .1. -yt^d. Madley-Robe’rts Post, VFW, a parked truck near Young- the firing of five employes and bombs at police, military s q u a d _ers were wounded.______and a communicant of Our stown^ Ohio. Trucks were fired the reassignment of two other.s. Lady of Mercy Church, Plain- on and windshields smashed in Commissioner Bernard Sha» ville. Ohio and Pennsylvania. plro said Friday that he may Survivors, besides his wife. An explosion and fire wrecked rehire the 11 suspended workers American Bombs Hit include a son, Rtohard Haupt- a terminal owned by the head of if they agree to carry out all man, and two daughters, the National Steel Carriers As- jobs assigned to them. He did Sharyn Hauptman and Darlaen sociation near Pittsbuigh. State not mention rehlring the flvu Con Thien Marines Hauptman, all at home; two police called it arson, workers who were fired. (Continued from Page One) sisters, Mrs. Barbara Frederico Following a closed-door meet- of (Manchester and (Mrs. Evelyn mg of the carriers association in Narcotics* Arrests Initial battle reports did not Bassett o f Kensington. Cleveland Friday, a spokesman BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Seven Police Arrests give enemy losses. The U.S. The funeral will be held Mon- said the group would meet with teenagers were arrested on Command said 21 Marines were day at 8 a.m. from the Bailey the ICC Oct. 27 about waiting narcotics charges at a hotela ,, Walter R Bailey, 18, o f '53 killed, and 20 wounded were Funeral Home, Broad St., Plain- time regulation. He didn't elabo- Friday night after the hotel s Rockville who is In takenout by helicopter, with oth- vide, with a Mass o f requiem rate. asslstant manager reported ^ charged er.s who were lightly wounded at. Our Lady of Mercy Church A breakaway group of truck- tremendous amount of smoke' ^ R e s i s t i n g arrest, remaining at their posts. at 9. Burial will be in St. Ing: firms in the Pltteburgh area Yif^ n r , nVmrcroa Carrying a dangerous weap^i, in the Red shellfire Friday Joseph Cemeteiy, PlainvUle. proposed a four-hour wait. They The RfanOaM N. Welstlall car shortly aifter i't wenlt o ff Buck- involvine marijuana was a 14- intoxication and breach of c.gainst Con T^ien, ^ ree Ma- Frtends may call at the fu- said steel firms could not afford land Rd. thJs nicming. Thrce persons wei-e 'injured. (Photo Two Crashes r old^elrl ^ peace. He was arrested after he rines were killed and 15 were nenal home tonight from 7 to 9 “ > start paying drivers after two by Ed Parciilak.t The assistant manager of the threatened police at George F ot and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and hours. StraUord Motor Inn, Roland Teens off Tolland Tpke. While The .’ ed attack emphasiz^ 7 to 9 pjn. The steel haulers, who own sidlze UAW men striking the Injure Four Sinard, told police that the searching him, police say they that the recent slackening In ------their trucks, complain they Ford Motor Co. in Detroit. ' Parade Today Four persons were Injured in g^^ke had a peculiar odor, and found a switch blade knife in Communist pressure on the Ma- Mra. John Stacsek spend more time waiting than More than 4,300 employes of The Tall Cedars parade is two separate auto mishaps ear- appeared to come from one his right sock. rines was nly a temporary res- ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Stephan- °n the road. Fafnlr Bearing in New Britain ie Sternal Staczek, 65, of 218 W. They accuse the Teamsfer.s and Royal-McBee in Hartford at 5 o'clock this afternoon. ly this morning. One of them room on the seventh floor. Po- Thomas E. Burdick, 20, of 76 piteand n^ ’\®"^ Main St., wife of John Staczek, Union of not going to bat for have reportedly joined a peti- It begins at South Terminus was admitted to Manchester said Sinard believed nar- Union St. was charged last night to the forv, d posts yard in g near South Methodist was admitted to Manchester might be involved and with misuse of a limited license, the most dn t route to South died this morning at Rockville f**® three-year national uon campaign aimed at re- Memorial Hospital. contacted police. He was stopped on Woodbrldge Vietnam’s fi nortbern prov- General Hospital. contract signed last spring and pealing a union order increasing Church, and the route is north on Main St. to the Janet Fairfield.«l6, of 89 Birch detective Frank Kapas- St. Police say his license is 11m- Inces Mrs Staczek was bom March ® separate contract with their dues. bore Center and then east on E. St. was admitted to the hospital tas said that "with the per^ Ited for going to work and back. The renewal ■ 7 1912 in Rockville a daughter shipping fees gome union members will Bailey and Burdick are sched- out a warning J.S. ‘•afsed from 73 to 79 per cent, even take the ususual step of Center St. past the Masonic withwitn an abdominalaoaomma. injury.injury, Sheane mission ofoi theme hotelnocei manager commander In Vletr .. Gen. Wll- m *an mediation panel rdcom- seeking to outlaw the union Temple and the reviewing was a passenger in a car driven the room was opened with a uled for arraignment on u ci. ^ Westmoreland. He said Shi ^mnioved mended a boost to 78 per cent ghop in the state during the by Randall N. Westall, 19, of pass key and we found the seven last week that although the as an IBM operator at Travelers contract modlfica- igeg state legislature, according ------Thompsonville, when the car Inside. in VPTX7 X rklir Vietnamese had suffered S L u r a T c ? ^ , Hartford. She Is ""7 * I , r r i went off Buckland Rd. and Held on $1,000 bond each on S ▼ 9. tt 9 4JU 1 severe losses In the furious ar- „ T<^Q»Tih’c> ^u^ss. Britain, whose husband works a member of St. Josephs ^^^y ^^^n f^r Fafnir. \ nOIlt I own glanced off a tree shortly after charges of violating the state 'IVcil-irknftl H o it lf' tillery duels and air attacks ac- ^ “ j jyjg morning. narcotic act w ere: Katherine A. iia ilO n d l 99LMIK. ^^gg JJJJ2 in September, he ® ^^s. Johnson and Marshall She is also a member of St. ^ Hampton, Friendship Circle of the Sal- Westall also had visible sign Mr« Marv E LeDuc of 40 expected them to “ build'up “ — their s c h » i OU.W. ««„ PU.O n"™., ;.z,d“ r u i w ^c;i r'r'?;"*-'” t i'J r, mT‘c! «? S i^ v o r s , besides her hus- workers strike, one by Ford 937 works at Royal Me- church ^Hositesses are ,1, ® Lang 18 244 Grandview Ave., the Department of Connecticut FAIRFIELD (AP) — Only band. Include a son Michael ^^nd a counterproposal by the 3 gg are leading the local peti- Mrs^^ Ward p"iVthP^cpr' Wnrrt^CnrMr Bridgeport; JameT G. Cooper,' VFW Auxiliary left today for an negotiations enforced by a vlc- union, were announced Friday campaign. i f ® ko n kom^s^nvflle wa^ 1^, 1^84 Park Ave., Bridgeport; official visit and tour of the tory for the South Vietnamese ers, John M. Sternal and Joseph night in terse statements after “ They*"said" Friday petitions Carlson. 18, also of Thompsonville, w^^ ^ Bridge- VFW National Home, Eaton can result In a "Just” end to F. Sternal, both of Rockville: a negotiators emerged from their being circulated at New InT rLaOed ^ port Ave, Mllford; and JanLs Rapids, Wls. She is accornpamed the conflict In Vietnam, ac- sister, Mrs. Victoria Krupa of self-imposed news blackout. Departure, Marlin Rockanell, p^^tpr fi E> Toth' 19 457 Bridgeport Mrs. Laura Ecabert, Dis- cording to a frequent visitor to Roi^iUe. a niece and several Then the two sides withdrew Q^igg^ corp. and the Pratt Center Congregatio^ Church The Fairf.e d girl is in satis- Bridgeport p,gg,yg„y g„d Mrs. Jane the F w East. nephews. )„tn the blackout aealn. * Whitney small tool plant. arSecn°crgre 5ltionaVX%"^^^^^^^ e*-* was Fortin^ ^Depar’tment secretary " M e r “ o Chi Mlnh comes The funeral will be held Tues- Neither side would elaborate Mrs. Johnson and Babbitt said ^ ^ " " m e m 'b o e r ro r r t h e a iiospuai uiwciai saiu. oh , „ tur'ned. , ;;e V “ ‘to“‘"juve‘.;i'le.... 7u“ —and j ‘treasurer, -easurer. to the conference table or not, day at 8:30 a.m. from the White- _v„ut either proposal, but late phav nntirinntpd coiiertine more Church. Two members of the Westall was charged with fail- ^ juvemie au National Home covers a we are still going to have to Gibson Funeral Home, 65 Elm t X receded with bar- rie^ aturef wfthTn ! Fellowship ^.g to drive right and is sched- thoritles. The Nations OP _,itu . ______signatures within a ... ,v.g croup. The „i„a om.rt ph nd Detective Kapastas said “an large acreage ...... " r„iTSp.n r„f'G r'.Jn “r “ 5 . . T r f . : z B urill^^ll^*^ili S?*^Ber- ^ Babbitt said that early next students. Westall told polTce a tire on “ ®ve to be marijuana ” was house wives and children of a gathering at Fairfield Unl- ^ ®"°"P _ thr^fh^le blew anTcaused him found in the room. deceased veterans. Connecticut verslty on Frida ynlght. nard 8 Cemetery. p.m. Tuesday. lawyer to sue the UAW on a „ ______maintains Its own cottage at the "Otherwise we are going to Friends may call at the fu- New negotiations were set for ■ right-to-work” basis. ^ control of the vehicle. Shelter is provided for have to compromise on what neral home tomorrow and Mon- later today, with UAW Presl- jh people are the Keever of 60 Doane St. recently Police say the car went oi^ of C om oleie Da\ children until they graduate is just," he said. “ Such an • day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. dent Walter P. Reuther a n d „ ^ g „ „ Babbitt said. "Since returned from a 10-day motor control near To land Tpke wen l^ompiCte Upy “rom high sM would lead to war « ------Ford's too bargainers consider- ;;^g„'does the union sUrt ruling ‘ ••‘P- During the trip they visit- off the road, traveled 75 feet ------from high Lalmonis V. Avens ing the new situation, although ed' their son, Navy Lt. George before hitting the tree, and then g ° “ d n iS on^Frlday* the lllh JXgh sc^hX^S'prXTd by ir MpK’ppvpr and his wife at trnvplpd another 65 feet before j ______. . ____ j __ tnrougn scnoiarsnips proviue y Father Lyons is a former Lalmonis V. Avens, 29, of 171 no one would say whether there According to Babbitt, most Armv*’ ‘L D t^% e- p?mfnt‘^to "a‘ ston Lewandow- the national orgaiUzation. dean of Gonzaga University In Hawthorne St. died’ yesterday will be any face-to-face meet- Hartford employes earn less fort ®‘°P' ski, but bowling balls do: One Spokane, Wash., and author of atter a short illness. ings. than those striking in Detroit. Raymond G. Villa. 22, of 149 gtuck to her thumb. “ Viet Nam Crisis.” As chair Mr. Avens was bom Aug. 16, proposals also were the -But still they want the money . onH hu wifp ------j Doctors .i..at Cook County Hospi- ----No------Third Try man of the New York-based J.9881988 in Latvia, a son of JanlsJanis first im portot movementa in nej ------— t,gp^g ’ ® 7 7 ^ cut nose and elbow and released tal had to remove a 10-pound DURHAM, N.C. (AP) —Mag- Free Pacific Association, he AA. anaand laaIda memansBlemans Avens oi of ■»gotlatloiw------since Sept. * 6, when amnea, gtrikes,” nt:he =a.u.said. ,-apfntiv rptiirn! ‘ *^® hospital atter the car bowling ball from Miss Lewan- Istrate Jeanette Johnson was recently visited Vietnam for li^ ch ester and had lived In the old three-year contract end- j^^g Johnson said, “ This ^oKeever nas c y he was driving collided head on dowski's thumb after it got about to perform the marriage the fourth time in 10 months. Manchester for the past 17 160,000 Ftond workers he- ^gjon is so strong they can put ®J* vietnani. ap • ' .^yith a car driven by Archangelo stuck Friday during an evening ceremony when the would-be Pointing out that two-thirds years. He had been employed the strike, now fifth longest pocket and statione a , j^-Amato, 22, of 157 Branford St. bowling session. groom took a deep breath and of American soldiers killed in as a carpenter at the U & R Industry history. y^„ squeal about _ on Main St. near Henry St. at When Miss Lewandowski, 21, rushed from her courthouse of- the Korean War died “ while (Jonstruction Co Manchester SimUar pacts also expired at y ,. p - vi/~ - aiu npp ^ morning. showed her predicament to the flee. negotiations were going on,” Survivors, besidesbesi’des his parents.parents, General Motors ----- and- (^rysler, ■ L,ocaii^ggi union memoersmembers navehave no ,,, , Monday at Both vehicles were lieaviiyheavily bowling alley manager anda..,* re- But not for long. Father Lyons stressed that "we include three brothers, John A. but the UAW named F w d as ghoice but to pay the increased Tt the k h s h c 7 b - damaged and had to be towed ^luested permission to take the His Avens and Visvaldls Avens. both target for what ‘t hopes vdll be yygg_323 „,onthly-until ' ^ “ggP ’^ointon st away police say. ball to the hospital, she had to him, tand the couple returned in nam because we keep granting of Bolton, and Zelmars A. Avens a pattern-settlng agreeinent and t^eir suit is fought or they bouse, Cointon St. ^ ^ charged with reck- tor it And she says she'll a few minutes. The young girl sanctuary to the North.” o,H ..,...,.. jsr-coSr.r*;.“S'“.n5 O'- - E in ..T ^ ..u .n sus *^,.S"a;s—— , _ , „ Not since Aug. 29, when it ggjy ..^g ggy>t work and sup- Hope at a meeting or me rronee say u -"‘“ “ m ^ 0 7 * 0 1 While returning home from the ceremony again and all was "tade its only other contract port'our families.” He said the Ro^o^a Nettleton Group of Cen- mg southerly along Main St. the hospital. Miss Lewandowski fine until she reached the words St. The Rev. Freimanl^ proposal, had Ford made a for- y^gg ,tike cost workers and t®*" Congregational Church 'Tues- behind another car. The VI a y,.gppgy jj^g t,g„ j^gr joot, "and forsaking all others and Vemon Police j^stor of the L^ylan Lutoe a j anything slgnlfl- Fafnir and Royal McBee about ® vehicle catne from the other d - staking her Friday the 13th keep ye only unto her so long as Church, win officiate. Burial $1MC^ rnTonth a n fis ' l^ a l ®' ‘ be church. Members rection without Ugh s on police gg„p,g®e. ye toth shall live?” Make Arrests will be in East Cemetery. Ford’s original contract pro-i. robbery.’’ , J ,, “ are reminded to bring articles say. The vehicle In front of __ Suddenly, the boy shouted: “ I Friends Posal offered an immediate Though the union members ‘®‘‘ *b® bazaar Wishing Well. D’Amato pulled to the right to Britons eat more candy than won’t.” , Betty „ G. Cooksey of Old Staf- eral home Monday wage increase of01 13 la centscems an ^gre first told the S25$25 would avoid collision, but D Amato was pggpjg anywhere else, averag- He bolted out of the office and R6-, ToUand, was arrested hour, plus 2.8 per cent increases jjg g "temporary assessment,” The Polish American Club unable to pull aside and the two 7 9 ounces a week. Amerl- this time the bride didn't chase Thursday in Vemon and Mrs. Timothy E. Bumbam In the following two years, plus Babbitt said, they have now "'ill meet tomornm’ at 1 p.m. cars hit head on, police say. cans average 5.4 ounces. him. charged with speeding on Rt. Mrs. Susan Goodwin Goodwin Bum Bum- gn additional wage Increase to [jgg^ (old the extra money will a*- 10^ Clinton St. Refreshments A car owned and driven by 30. She is to appear in Circuit ham, 80, of 108 Porter St., wife be negotiated for skilled trades- (,g required until labor agree- w '" served after a meeting. Hobart E. Wilson, 59, of ®92 Court 12 Rockville Oct. 31. of Timothy Burnham, died yes- men. • ments are signed at Ford, ------Vernon St. was towed away af- V c m O l l Ronald J. Rosencranse of 116 terday at Manchester Memo- The average hourly straight Chrysler, General Motors and The board of directors of the ter it hit a parked car belong- West Main St. was arrested rial Hospital. time wage in the Auto Industry other firms now negotiating con- Kiwanis Club of Manchester will ing to Guy E. Jodoin of 110 Thursday in Vemon and Mrs. Burnham was bom In is $3.41. ^ tracts. meet Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. at Greenwood Dr. yesterday at School Menus Next Week charged with speeding on East East Hartford and lived there The UAW rejected Ford s first Company officials are inform- the Manchester Country Club 10:55 p.m., police say. The Jo- St. He will appear In court here unUl about a year-and-one-half contract offer, calling It Inade- gq anti-UAW campaign- before a regular meeting at doin car was parked in front Vernon Center Junior High Chicken and gravy, buttered Oct. 31. ago when she came to Man- *Ihate. Babbitt said. About six noon. of his residence. School; Monday, oharbroiled cranberry sauce; Marlin Gardner of Harrison, Chester Friday night statemen^ people met at New Britain Fri------Patricia G. White of 129 Tuesday, vegetable soup, sand- Pa. was arrested early yester- hamfburg on soft rod, pota ^igbes: meat and pickle, day morning in Vemon and She was a member of the ‘ ^ p o sS '^ repJesented" "?om e ...... ^‘■® Brookfield St. got a written chips, carrot sticks, wedge of cheese, peanut butter and mar- charged with evading responsi- Congregatlona 1 Church, -East Hartford, its Mary and , , , . , , , Bonkowski of Coventry. The tossed, salad, bread and butter, caroni and tuna fllBli siailad, cole then drove away. r, -vivors, besides her hus- that its offer was made "in an Anyone interested in Toiuing White vehicle was towed away peaches; Thursday, hamburg slaw. Dessert, milk and sand- Gardner appeared in East . bar. , includi d.aughter, Mrs. effort to move these negotia Fish Jam Traffic cross Senior Life Sav- with right front damage. ^______tions toward a successful con- patty, French fries, cole slaw, wiches served with all meals. Hartford Circuit Court 12 yes- Mervin Thresher of Manches WOBURN, Mass. (AP) — A ing class may register Monday Minor damage resulted when black *chCTry^”7 la tin ! ■ mmIIa ^ 0,0. _ A. A _n#v __ _lAt. A4_1___ A._...... _ r ' (TO Elaat Elementary Schbol; terday where his case was con- ter, and eight grandchildren. the strike began bar- traffic jam on at 6:30 p.m. with the Instruc- two trucks coflided at E. Cen- b 7 a 7 'a n d b u t t ^ y F rTd a yi Monday, ravioU, green beans; tlnued to Oct 24 in Rockville Funeral services will be held gainers said not one item had f blamed on tor at the Manchester High ter and Spruce Sts. yesterday gnilkd ^ e e s e Tuesday meat buttered and bond was set at $125. He Monday at 1 p.m. at the New School Pool. Applicants must gt 1.95 p.m. Police say an oil chicken noodle soup, crackers, rifce, niixed Vegeitables; failed to post it and was taken kirk and Whitney AU..V4CAZ Funeral I’rA i l A faiira ® ^® y„ and J T " flQ rerentlv y " as : State police */«**v4= said t.icthe wallfish be 16 years s of,. aRe before next tankert a n lro r truckfn ip U drivenHr*lVf»n byb v Gilbert vegetablevckonot'uKfA sticks, c.flnlr.a assorted sand-ojanH. Wednesday. ltJo:aSt)ed cheese M A toA- Tolland ____9 TailV .« Home, SlS^Burnside Ave., East sources said the on^ spilled from a truck which over- February and be able to swim p Volley, 33, of Glastonbury, wiches, apple cri^ . IXessert and saridlwlch,. vegetable soap; Hartford. Burial will be in Cen- . , „ Uirned Several accidents were one-quarter mile. jjjj the rear of a pickup truck milk se rv ^ with each, lunch. ThuiWJky, Vlennla actushge, eluded: *** ter Cemetery, South Windsor. P"®^"®®®relatlvelv *’®‘"^minor area of apprea- ' in the area as "totor- - driven by Robert Lafebvre, 28, VeomiMi Elementary Schbol: mlashed potbltto, com; BVldiay, SOUTH WINDSOR Friends may call at the fu UcesmrprCrn:. .Upp^ry " bands'^ wfves fa ting ®‘ '^“® ®^ “>® T HomanoTz Tof 116 neral home tomorrow from 7 slippery mess. , ^ j , r pickup truck told police his ve- tered rice, kernel corn, cole giandwibhee and milk served Buckland Rd. is charged with to 9 p.m. HARTFORD (AP) — State We had a foot of fish across ducted every , , h Monday is . o..i from d 7 stalled when he began slaw,______home-made______french bread; wi'th all mealB. failure to grant the r l^ t of way The family suggests that members of the United Auto the nijrth^und^ lane,” ^ r L t i o n T l 'X e r 22 s X 7 St’ moving forward on E. Center Tuesday, pot roast in gravy, gkinner Road School: Mon- as the result of a minor colU- those wishing to do so make Workers are balking at paying ^ ^ nroffram includes exer* stopping for a light, niashed potato, peas, tomato jay, beef stew, peanut butter slon with a car driven by Ken- contributions to a Remem increased union dues to sub- three hours. The John J, Gorman, 26, of 6 Car- wedges, cheese bread; Wedhes- sandwiches, jelly sandwiches; neth K. Olney, 29, of Hazard- brance Fund at First Congre i ___ ter St. g;ot a writtem warning day,|,)baked'luncheon loaf, but- Tuesday, hamburg and gravy, ville Friday morning on Buck- gational Church, or the Heart A Junior Girls Teen Class for failure to grant the right of tered noodles, spinach, tossed mashed potatoes, spinach, but- land Rd. at Romanowici’s drive- Fund. Message of Many Meanings girls 13 or over will start Mon- driving left at an salad, rolls; Thursday, hot dog ter sandwiches; Wednesday, way. police said today. He Is to day at 7 p.m. at the Comma- intersection, after the car he *•' roil, chips, vegetable sticks, Hce, chicken and gravy, com, appear in Circuit Court 12 East October 1967 will no doubt be ter 20 years as a trooper- nitv Y. Instruction In the use "'n® driving and one driven by cheese wedges; Friday, mac- butter sandwiches; Thursday, Hartford Oct. 30. was of cosmetics and proper groom- Stanlejf A. Lucas, 18, of 52 Ed- ,aronl and cheese^ macaroni and hamburg on rolls, celery sticks. long remembered as a "red let- f P e r s o n a l N o t ic e e I 1-7” m^mh m*'the“ life o7statV ®«» accepting congratulatioris ip^ vvlll be offered at the be- wad St. collided. T te mishap ‘ ®™“ ‘^ ® ’/ ‘' ® ® ^ ^ Potato ®hlps, pickles; Friday, WIDOW OET^ $1,000 I...... 1 ‘ ®" ^ ,, f® “ '® on the birth of his first child, g iL ln g of the cour?^ and olh- took place at ,9 p.m. yesterday vegetable soup, egg sandwiches, NEW HAVEN (AP) - Mrs. Police Sgt. William V. Hickey ^ t n ,g „ _ ^ho was born Oct. er subjects will be presented ‘ he intersection of Tolland ®®^®^ 1 P®®"“ ‘ Gutter sandwiches. Oes- Louise P. Rlenzo, widow of the In Memoriant of Manchester, who celebrated 3 gj Manchester Memorial Hos- igter in the course. There is Tpke. and Parker St. ' o b“ “ ®*'' sert and mUk are served with New Haven policeman who died m tovJiK memory of my darllne his 47th birthday yesterday. Fri- pital. no fee. “ ‘ "O'- damage was done to ” ®^‘‘!®“ ®‘ “ “ "day, each meal. Wednesday from liriurles re- d«ughtei% ^Eaizal^ qgyday (j,gthe 13 13th.^, And finally, Hickey and his ----- both vehicles, police indicate, r a"d Lake Street School; Monday, received______when ,, hit'*aaav l)V & C&F »’ho passed away Oct. wife, the former Miss Dolores Manchester Civltan Club will ------, sauce, tossed salad, apple crisp; spaghetti with meat sauce, ker- Sept. 23, has received $1 - You left a beautiful memory and The trooper found a huge cake q,j.Qtjgjjgjt gf Brooklyn, N. Y., have a Mr. and Mrs. Night QUITS HARTFORD POST Tuesday, roast beef, mashed po- nel corn, cheese wedges, fruit; 000 from the Hundred aub of To i UM T who X ‘ lX loved-and l* S 2 l kstTou. lost voa your vou. baked baked and and decorated decorated In in hls hls hon- hon- Tin ^ t„ be celebrating celebrating their their first first Tuesday, Tuesday, at at Willie’s Willie’s Steak Steak HARTFORD (A P )-H artf0rd'a ^ ‘®®®’„ ‘’h“ ®*'®‘* camrts. pud-. Tuesday, baked luncheon meat, ConnecUcut. memory will never grow old. or when he went Into the Hart- wedding anniversary tomorrow. House. Dinner will be servied city planning director will be- ding, Wednesday, beef, stew, Spanish rice, peas, ice cream; The club was formed to offer _ _ - ^ ______~ • - . _ ~ / u n r n f v ^ o a r a n n l\1 An \ j — —j- - . - _^i_ »■ ______... Sadly miHsed by mother and family. ford Barracks for hls usual cof- The family resides at 207 Park- at 8 dfter cocktails at 7. Joe come commissioner of planning ™®a7f’'‘* vegetaWe?) but- Wednesday, pork in gravy,- support to families of pollce- fee break. ' ■ er \ Skeelejl: of Hartford will speak for Toronto, Canada. i®*"®® bisculte, cake; ' Thursday, noodles and rice, carrots, then and firemen who died on In Memoriam But instead of “ Happy Birth- Hickey's police W reer began on tne problems caused by pori Dennis A. Barker, 41, ^native i^anl^urts in rolls, baked be^u. orange jqics, cake; Thursday, duty. \. day,” the words spelled out in Feb. 10, 1947, and he had been nography and the comimuiilty at-Vof Birmingham, England, re- sauerkraut, fruit cocktail; Fri-^ hot dog in roll, potato chips, Rlenzo was''hit by a car td- '"c'aP'T of icing on the cake said Congrat- attached to the Hartford Bar- tempts to curb Its distribution, signed his Hartford job Friday, day, macaroni and cheese, cole- home baked beans, apple; Fri- legedly driven by a Yale junior, who iMH,.oa awa. w . . gigy^^^g gjjj gg ^e- Reservation may be made witlj. He will leave Nov. 10 and will slqw, buttered beets, jello and day, macaroni and cheese, Walter J. Cummings m , while Always in our hra.tn a.ui thouzhte. Yesterday also marked the come a claims adjuster for the George Hubbard, club secre- ^ i n his Toronton job three toein g. . _ green beans, vegetable sticks, the policeman was directing PBulliir aiHi Hicham ®‘a«t of Hickey's retirement af- Aetna Insurance Co. tary. days later. Maple Street School. Monday, fruit. traffic. i A i, J- ■f. Br<» iBO ec- on latF 100 it». im- P0‘ po nd- it IKattrlfpfltrr Jfrrallk TV Shows OCT. 14 thru OCT. 20 ll^raUk not Perchance the Fault [J.S. rere rere oth- Lies in the Script ided By CYNTHIA IX>WBY tablish a “ Sunset Boulevard” NEW YORK (AP) — Every mood. Crosby wandered around day body in Hollywood says it. “ A looking tired and worried but Ma- show begins with the words, we never got to know him well ^ere with the writers.” They all say enough to care about his prob it, and they tell you what fine lems. Maharis spent most of his Ized unusual scripts they are getting. time aiming a camera and ' in And finally, you start looking at snapping pictures. Ma- the shows. But there was a happy ending. res- So many times, the acting is Our hero found he was not going reat adequate, the sets are great, the to lose his voice and discovered Sing camera work fine and the pro the Joys of being a good father, outh duction is professional. But the all rather abruptly in the last rov- words—the scripts—just aren’t couple of minutes in the show. up to the rest of the thing. So far this one anthology se bore Monday night’s “ Oaiuiy ries expressly produced for tele J.S. Thomas Hour” on NBC, for one vision has been something of a Wil- example, had almost all the disappointment. It is slick, glos said makings in ‘”rhe Demon Under sy—and superficial. And the the the Bed.” There was Bing Cros trouble seems to start with the ered by, playing an interesting char scripts. ar- acter that most actors would ’The latest Nielsen report, cov I ac- love to get their teeth into. He ering the two weeks ending he was an aging movie idol wor Sept. 24, put feature movie heir rying out some hours before he broadcasts in four of the top 10 learned whether some throat spots and established favorites trouble meeint he would lose his in the remaining six. ’The only Only voice. new shows in the top 20 were vlc- 'Then there AWas his broken ABC’s “ Flying Nun” and NBC’s nese marriage and a little Miss “Jerry Lewis Show,” tying lor d to Marker kind of child—^his real 13th position. ac- life daughter, Mary Frances— >r to Most popular shows in the pe playing a stiff-upper-lip kid who riod were. In this order, CBS’s adored her father. And George Friday night movies, Thursday >mes Maharisi, a very intense tough not, night movies, NBC’s “ Bonanza guy type, cast as the catalyst, a and ’Tuesday night movies, e to photographer who was supposed the CBS’s “Gomer Pyle,” NBC’s somehow to bring the falling Saturday night movies, CBS’s told star to a point of facing his Unl- “ Andy Griffith Show,” “ Lucy problems. Show” and “ Family Affair,” Melvyn Douglas and’Shirley Booth wat ch Amira Sessions in a scene from “Do But in an hour there really Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night. ” The drama is the season's premiere g to was not enough time to es (See Page Four) of “CBS Playhouse” scheduled for Tue sday night from 9:30 to 11. what i an war pmer ;y In Censors vs. Smothers Brothers ir ot By JOAN CROSBY they have helped us. ‘They are formers for waiting. Who would halr- cutting our stuff, so they are want to be on a variety idiow lased r NEW YORK — (NEA) — iomehow before you talk to a making us say the same things opposite “ Bonanza” that came he more subtly.” on in mid-season with the Smoth for ■ingle Smothers (a single “We feel strongly about our ers Brothers who failed with nths. Imother?), things get compli- material.” Dick said. “ ’The their first series?” birds ;ated. people hold us responsible for Dick smiled, “ It’s fun to be d in A lunch break interview what we say, not the network. a success. We were embar while 8 canceled at the last minute, If we do a lot that is in bad rassed by the other show. We on," jecause lunch break is the only taste, the people aren’t going figured we were sure to have “ we Ime they can see a film of a to watch us. Censors euc viewers for this series, if it Viet- linger they may book on their popular CBS-TV series. Except, square.” • ^ was a good one, becuase they nting watched us in a bad one. And vhen lunch is called. Dick “ We’ve been told our function that’s the highest compliment. :eU8 Tom he can’t see the is to entertain,” Tommy add In retrospect, that other ser ’Urn because he, has an inter- ed. “ But we r ^ e c t the society ies was a g^x>d move. ’The audi /lew. in which we live. But the net ence watched us and didn’t Tom is sorry, but he’ll be work doesn’t want you to ser know we were better. Now they ;lad to come in early the next monize. There is such an es do.” Homing to talk. Dick says he tablishment of bureaucracy. Success has opened them up. would rather talk now than ear The fear of faUure is prevalent, Formerly they were very qui ly the next morning. Early the but there is ik> fear of medio et, shy and performed with an next morning Dick is in his of crity. That’s not failure. unsure quality. They are Staf- fice and Tom isn’t. Because of the success of no longer quiet or shy. Tommy ested The boys are not difficult. their show, in the previously, pinpoints the change. “ I’m and They’re Just a UtUe bit off cen deadly spot opposite “ Bonanza” , weirder than I used to be. Peo ter and this is a good part of i Rt. the boys are not having any ple say ITl make it now as a ircult their charm. Tom showed up trouble lining up guests. comedian. Yeah, I’m weirder. not really too late. “ But for the first few w e ^ s Dickie has become an extrovert. “ Hey,” Tommy said to his If 116 last season, we were scrambl I used to be one.” ested brother. “ I saw Bobby Darin ing for guests,” Dick said. “ ( 3 8 and iast night and I told him we got them for us. ^^bey made East had a lot in common because stars of their shows come on here Tony Curtis and Sidney Poitier as ttiey flee a chain we were both married (Tom with us. You can’t blame per gang in “The Defiant Ones” Thursday, 9 p.m . and Darin are both divorced). rlson, I said. “ That’s o.k., Dickie and sster- J aren’t brothers.’ ” TEMPLE’S Ow|wt and But all is not humor around ^tamh K>nsi- them. They are very serious •oUce about their comedy and about 1 nior Cmriit tlLCrHONIGS after making a comment. ’The men I AljQHAlOHItS truck tion of their name brings shud i ca^s dering to the network censors. Oenunte TUe .part “The censors are on our rear 277 BROAD in g constanUy,” Tommy said. “ Now 1 2 » M we put things in deiiberately so iMtalM Vp Tb IM East we can trade. If something gets S«. F t BtaUwtal yes- a laugh during r^earsal, the 1 con- two continuity guys look at each Annatnmg kville other searching for hidden TAPES He X-PLUS CiMPORATION meanings. Once we had a line and VliqriB taken about ‘17,000 senior citizens row Your Local Home ing to Galveston.' Saul Haon, FOR la in- our co-produoer, said, “ You’re OampieMiir Ova Improvement Center not going to let that get by, M noas * BHOvnuMMU are you?’ and they became con If 116 984 BURNSIDE AVE.. E. HARTFORD. CONN. vinced there was some bidden with T n u n a - m s meaning in the {durase ‘rowing M* Mato a t.] TV-BaMa, 8 a ^ aad Scrvlea [ way to Galveston.” But, you know. com- Ken- izard- Buck- irlve- is to East Mrs. If the I died i re- Ei car $1.- ub of offer ollce- ed on . - 1 1- 11' .. I l WAl House tee C8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 ,o f ne P A G E F O U R large ment The THURSDAY JU PROGRAM three- "The Defiant Ones’’ invoh 1:60 (S) Best Seller 5:00 (20) This Is the Life Sidney Poltler and Tony Cur Part IV "This Earth Is Mine (30) Combat . tis. Dmma recounts advert- gress, Jean Sbnmons. Rock Hudson, (40) The FUntstones (C) ures of two^<*aln_ga^_fuj^ PresU (C) 5:30 (20) ns Navy FUn* tives, one white the other tlon, (20) H im (40) Peter Jennings News (C) gro who are shackled together (M) At Home With Kitty 6:00 (8-40) News — Sports an^d during a five-day flight from an ei (SO) Divorce Coort Weather a posse. ' gover (40) The Fngltlve (20) PhU Silvers Show (8-40) That Giri (C> 1:S0 \Of(S) As The World nVMMXM Tnm^ m,»o»o..» (C) (22) Highlights 9:30 (20-22-80) Dragnet '68 (C) regull (20-22-30) l o t ’s Moke A Deal Tom Colton, host Jack Webb pendii (C) (30) McHales Navy gan. Sergeant Friday and Off. (8) I Love Lucy 6:05 (3) Sports — News and Weath Gannon hunt for a missing The 2:00 (8) Love Is A Many Splend- er 'n i fellow detective who disap (40) Combat quire .ored Thins pearsU C aiO alter6*6L^a leaving ”a trail— —— In- (20-22-30) Days Of Our Lives 6:25 (8) Stein Erlksen Show (C) of 6 p 6:30 (3) News with Walter Cron- dicatlng a drinking spree. (C) (8-40) Peyton Place