U.S. Policy Is Firm Mrs

I. ^ PAGE PORTY-POUR liattrlfTHtpr lEiiTnbtQ %ralii JDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 19M " Manchester Grange will meet A bout Toi^nn tonight at 8 at Orange Hall. The Freedmail Wins Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O^Clock First and Second degrees will Tile Kntered Apprentice de- Si. Mary^s Curate Speaker be exemplified on candidates. *t*e will be conferred at a In Springfield 'Refreshments will be served af tinyêasures * | meeting of Friendship £odge of ter the meeting. For World Community Day AVMBge Daily Net Preas Ron Masons In the Masonic Temple PWllp' E. Freedman of '62 at 7:86 tomorrow night. Harold Grant Rd., fi. Democrat and a Miniatutes Shop ■ fbv Iba Week M a«' Manchester Jaycee Wives will The Rev. Russell Allen, curate ty Baptist 'Church; and Mrs. The Weather ‘ Leggett, junior warden, whi former Manchester town direc meet tonight at 7 :30 at the Swiss of St. Mary's Eplsc<^>al Church, Frank Kos, St. Bridget Church. October 4. 1888 preside. Officer dress is tuxedo. 'VoB Horn I Gloiidy with periods of rain Colony Shop at the Manchester tor, got some happy news last will be guest si>eaker for World Ushers will be Mrs. Frank Refreshments, will be served af*- Community Day, Friday, at 8* Utfough Friday. Lows tonight 88 Shopping Parkade for a talk on night— his brother, Springfield Williams o f St. Mary’s Church 192 Hertford Rd. I l f clw f t r ■ to 40. High tomorrow In low 40a. te^ the meeting. p.m. in Meihorlal Hall at Cbnter 15,790 cheese and cheese • hors (Mass.) Mayor Frank H. EVeed- and Mrs. Ralph Frank o f Cen (Acraos from Fabric OqpîMHd) ^ Saturday’a outlook mora of the d’oeuVTM. Later, the group will Congregational Church, spon ter Congregational Church. Waddell SchodI will hold Its man, a Republican, won\re-elec- Honrs: Monday then Haliinl'ay ■ aame. . have a 'business meeting at the sored by Church Women Unit Hostesses for the evening wuT Manchester— 4 City of VUlate Charm ■annual open bouse-tonight from tlon by a 4 to 1 margin., M AJLtoePJI. home of Mrs. John Tanl, 175 ed. This year’s community «My be women of (Onter Congrega V | W ,. LXXa i x , NQ: 32 7 to 8:30. PTA memberships Frank Freedman was elected ------Phone M O - ^ ...... Main St. Those wishing tranl- theme U "Christians In Inter tional Church, under the direc (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) " MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 will be aviallable. Refreshments to his first term in 1067 by a ea Pago M ) PRICE TEN CBNTK portation may contact Mrs. national Development.” tion of Mrs. Robert Coe. will ibe served In the cafeteria. margin of 6,000 votes. His mar J*ohn Bates, 223 Green Rd. gin yesterday was by about 24,- Sister Mary Jane Sidwards, teikeher of muelc and edeBee at Manchester High School, Class 000 votes. Springfield- has ap Lakota Council, Degree of proximately 4<),000 voters. of 1960 reunion committee will Pocahontas, will meet tonight Ov meet tonight at « at the Brit- . Although Mayor Freedman te Not ffis Turn, BUT... at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. a Republican, election in Ish-Aimerican Club. Members of There will be a social time Mdth Ffear 36 Lost HONCMUUL'U (AP) — If Vice President Spiro T. Agnew the dess are reminded to at Springfield Is on a non-partisan IIO U 5 E refreshments after the meeting. basis. He was the top vote-get BOSTON (AP) - BattUng keeps tg> hls crl^clnn of antiwar demonaRratom “ toe irray find tend. Members will be notified If the Initially they tolij^t a driving L o i i g e ^ W a ter in September, In a primary himself being boomed for president before k ’e oven liis turn ” meeting is 'canceled. Dinner Guest Special Purchase! ““****aln«M seas and iîay- rain, 20-30-foot seas and winds for six candidates. The top two Sen. Barry Goldwater said today. Olbbons Assembly, Catholic Miloa winds, a flotilla of rescue of as high CUB 70 miles por hour. ran yesterday. \ Ih Wa iMepared keynote address to (he Western States Re- Ladies of Colum J** Community Baptist WATERPROOF of a tanker during a roaiimr- a 41-foot luxury yacht Wednes Bartholomew’s Church. II lA L E Noptheaster. Goldwater said (he vice president was “accuiate end pen U.S. Policy Is Firm Mrs. E.L. Cook of 862 E. Middle Hospital Notes* day, but the seven men aboard H ie tanker, the 620-toot S.8. etrating’’ In calling the anUwar demonotration leaders “Im- Tpke. Instead of "Mrs. Aaroir' ^- Ooodler Is responsible for off- It were rescued today by the pudeiYt motiB** and ehould be ps^sed, not vttifted. Full Gospel Christian Fel Ctook as reported In yesterday’s ehore surveys and explorations Visiting hours are. U:S6 to 8 Keo, sput In half Wethieaday tanker ’Iliomas H . and were The vice president’s crime. It seems, was to describe en lowship, Interdenom^ratlbnal, Herald. TTie event will be held laboatorles of the Arthur D. Llt- p.m. In all areas except nm- and the (toast Guard said that being taken to Bostem. PARIS Berlin T’pke. Terence of Center Congreâ- The Keo’s last distiees signal -negotlatlona. - President Nixon, non; Edward Wochomurka, Others participating and the Shipping Agencies In New York, the church. beglnnlng at 9:30 a.m. Dr. Ellen Church will meet tomor- was monitored at 10:30 a.m. therefore, put Into effect anoth Dunhlll Rd., ToUand; Susan churches they represent Include contractor o f the Kieo, said the Faby, deem of the School of P-*!*- hi Memorial (EST) Wednesday. At the time, er plan. Tlda 1s a plan which Hailwood, R ^ n Olr., ToUand; Mrs. Richard Sperry, South men aboard the tanker included In Appeals Court Connecticut Association of Nursing, State University of Hall. R « g . 1 2 .0 0 the captain Indicated that he Olive ThnaU, Brood Brook; Bar United Methodist (ûrch; 'Mrs. 32 Greek natlnals end four south will bring the war to an end re- Public Accountants will mieet New York, in Stony Brook, will thought the stem would remain bara Foes, Windermere Ave., Donald Anderson, Second Con Amerlccms. Hw latter were n e w ORLEANS (AP) — A dear It would go no farther In gardleaa ot what happens on the tonight at 8:80 at the Ambass apeak on "Nurses as Decision afloat tor only another hour. negoUatlng front." Jehovah’s Witnesses will jiold RockvlUe; Deborah LaBelle, gregational Church; Mrs. Rich thought to be Oolombians, but federal appeals court wrestles pumiing complete desegrega- ador Restaurepit in Hamden. Six airplanea—often okim- Makers." Topics for afternoon Bible aid group discussion to Kenyon U ., Hartford; Daniel ard Jennings, St. Bartholo this could not 'be confirmed. - today with the mechanics of Im tlwi than the courts decree. The U.S. ambassador told the panel discussion will be "Mak- morrow at 7:80 at 281 Wood- O N L Y " T 9 0 mlng the wfalteoaps because of posing the Supreme^ (touxt’s or Hanoi and provisional revolu McMahon, High St., Rockville; mew’s Church; Mrs. Jack The rescue ship, the Thomas Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell The Adult Bible Study of Zion Ing Decisions Work” and "Ob- bridge St.: 18 Chambers St.; the low cloud cover cold reduced der for immediate desegrega tionary government delegates: Edward Huebner, Rock'vUle Rd., Stroup, North United Methodist M., had fought 20 to 80 foot seas signaled the strategy Sunday Evangelical Church will meet Hgnllons and ResponsIblHty in 726 N. Main St.; 144 Griffin VlsalbSIty — and 11 afaips were tion on 83 Mississippi school dis "You should be uiular lio Illu Rockville; John Hahn, High Church; Mrs. E. J. Kjellson, In the violent Northeaster to when he declared the govern- tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at the Decision Making." All nurses Rd. In South Windsor, and taking part in the search, and tricts. sions that our pooltlon here at Manor Park, RockvlUe, and Emanuel Lutheran Church; ment will carry out conoepts es- church. may attend this meeting. French Rd., In Bolton. nvore ships were on their way. (See Page Twenty-Seven) Summoned . to a conference these talks Is going to crumble Marilyn Bimbler, Enfield. Mrs. Walter Loomis, Communl- taUlsbed In specific orders of HURRY! with the Bth U.S. a rcu it Court because of the words or actions the 'various federal courts. ■ . ; X of Appeals were the superinten of a vocal minority of the Amer dents of earti ot the districts The Mteslsalppl proposal In ican public. As Preotdent Nixon M f MAIN SnWBT and their lawyers. cluded provisions whereby the said on Nov. 8, the policy of the The school boards invtrfved courts and the sdiool boards United States has been made un OowBtawa 1 Legisla tor Den ies were Included under the recent would have "to fill In the der our (tonstHuUon by the 3 E Op8a6DiB|« decision by the Supreme (tourt blanks” on dates tor the de- President arul the Congreos, all HALE'S CHARGE CUSTOMERS! GIFT SHOP NOW on YOUR t o » P J L which ordered Immediate de (See Pago Four) of whom have been elected by segregation—brushing aside a the people. Nixon administration plea tor "Recent opinion polla in the Writer’s Charge delay. 1 United ■ (Rates make K elm r that “ Early Shopper’s Account’^ Tho«gH\lt specified tost ac the Prealdsnt has behind him N WASHINOTON (AP) — Rep. "I know nothing'of the back tion, the high court loft It up to Computer Aids the support of the vaet majority Robert Olaimo, D-Ctonn., said ground or character of the the appeals court’s discretiem to of the American people as he (Popularly Known At E.S.A,) ______- ■...... men," Gialmo said. He added Wednesday he knew nothing of say how and when desegrega carries out hls Vietnam policy llM I l that he has handled hundreds tion would be carried out. ‘ In Integration That support has increased allegations made by syndicated of similar cases, and "it Is not The appeals court asked all aince the launching of the mora columnist Jack Anderson that within my power or scope to sides to submit proposals on TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) — torium movement to which you Orange (tounty is under federal ' a “lively personal friend” of check th^Jiackground or cha what sort of order tt should Is refer au much. Indeed, a poll racter o f the people.” sue. ' _ court order to integrate t)i« _ , s w « s teken Unre the I’reahtent's Right Olaimo 1s an organised crime ctdwols, and they’re going to'do Lt. Steve Maguire of Norwich, Conn., takes a break figure. imo said (toppola was not In its proposal, the Justice it by computer. InflltratlOIl Hike »pe«rh haa shown great public close personal friend, just an at n firebase near Saigon after retu ^ n g from support for the pollolaa of Preal- Olaimo ’ said, the man . Department said school boards Using a 3138.000 fedepo) grant acquaintance. He said he knew three-day battle operation. (AP Photofax). dant Nixon” by Anderson—’Paul CoppolpXif should be cUlowed to draw iq> to pay for it, those in charge (toppola "aS a client of the law In War i i New Ilaven—Is only anacquain- their own desegregation plans hope to develop an integration T h e North Vletnaeneoe and firm with which I am associat tance and a client.of'Giaimo’s within the frame o f reference model suitable to r use anywhere WASHINGTON (AP) — K Viet (tong dalagataa dnaounoed Thru law firm. He also said he was ed.” He went on to say he had set by the Supreme (tourt. ^ the Nixon epaach m "contlnua- in the country. U.S. officials expect North Viet involved ln,aXômpleteIy legit nothing to do with (toppola’s "Our proposed order reflects tlon and lidanalfloatlon of the The project was outlined Foe Hits U.S. Camps nam.-to increase its troop infil imate” W fita investment In an legal matters, handled by other our belief that the burden of de Wednesday to a conference of U.S. war of aggraaaksv" members of the law firm, and segregation remains on the tration into South Vietnam in ’. Lodge aald Nixon made It apartment, houge venture in educators from as far away aa SAIGON (AP) — North Viet the night-long attack by 800 whldi (topipola also had invest he said: "I know nothing of school board',’’ wrote Asst. Atty. tile near future after almost six clear that the United Btataa will Oklahoma and Pennsylvania by namese troops stormed a South North Vietnamese soldiers. ed. Mr. (toppola’s alleged connec Gen. Jerris Leonard, head of Peter Pflaum, director of the months of decline. search for a just peace Novemher 29 the department’s civil rights de- Vietnamese navy task force The South Vietnamese defend "through s negotiated settle tion with organized crime, gam A related charge by Anderson Institute for Policy Studies at headquarters in the Mekong ers said they killed 78 of the en Such action could poa« a V yislon. ment if pooeible, or through oon- was that through (topi^la, Olai bling or shylocking (loan shark Florida State University. ing." * Leonard said the court should, Delta today and blasted their emy,",and that 86 enemy Ixxlles threat . to i’resldent- Nixon’s llnued Implementation ...... __ of our mo met a fireworks manufac- Fed with the proper Informa were found along the camp's An attempt to reach (tof^la as was done in a number of way Into two American infantry timetable for withdrawing plan for VlatiMmlsatlon if nec torer w ho asked the congress- tion, the computer is expected barbed wire pi’rttiinter. for comment was unsuccessful, Louisiana school desegregation camps in the central highlands, American ground combat foroee ssBany." Qian to contact the Army and to come up with a plan setUng and a spokesman for him sa'd cases, require that the' boards kllllhg 36 allied troops qnd Nine Americans were killed from Vietnam, and authoriUes The U.S. profrmm of VIettwm- Uie SelecUve Service on behalf forth the best school bus routes, (toppola would have no com confer with the federal Depart wounding 138. and 27 wouhded in the two at her# are watching developments Isatlon la baaed partially on the of two “Mafia couriers" em 5,he probable growth of enroilr ment. ment of Hrtilth, Education and Allied headquarters said lOS tacks on.tFoops of the fth Infan closely now that the weather is reduced level o f North Viet- ployed by the firm. Anderson ment and the most desirable Welfare (HEW) in drafting new North Vietnamese were killed in try Divinlon in the highlands improving slohg infiltration namsse Infiltration and the re- said the firm was financed by (Siaimo added, in an Interview sites tor new schools. plans. the three nttacks, which dealt near the provincial rapltals„pf rw ie*_ diction of U.8. oosualtiee. he the Mafia. with the Hartford 'nm es Wed It wtll even take into account allied forces one of their heav Pieiku and Kontiim. The U.H. According to eome t*P**T* added, but srarned: "If 3xxir The columnist said he was nesday, that hls firm handled 'The department’s proposed the fact that tome students can- iest, day’s losses this year. (tommnnd aald the Aiiiericen rriiching Wsshlngton. the build- mlllUry activity elgnlflcantly turning over to the U.S. Justice Coppola’s case in a federal order ipade no mention of the iu)t atend the nearest school be court income tax matter. desegregation proposals which troopa killed .30 North Vle|. up ntrriidy hoe. started. Hut the Increasee we might have to lake Department the information he cause a river is in the way, ‘ 'Th^ Boutti Vietnamese suf the appeals court last week or hamese, many of Uiem aappers situnllun is not yet clear ae In'^ other meaeuree. "Our course had gathered about Gialmo. "During the trial, I heard al Donald Ney, assistant super fered the most; losing 3(1 per dered the boards to file by hurling dynamite Iximbs Into formation on North Vlcthameoe is aet.We remain ready through Glalmo issued a statement legations by the Justice Depart intendent for data processing cent of the 800 marineii and Wednesday.. bunkers. troop flow along such jungle- theee maedngs, through privete For The Eatlost here Wednesday in which he ment people about gambling and in the Oraitge ^k>un With the filing of the proposed Ths Increase in enemy assaults acoepteble solutldiia to them” ington, D.C., and that Semel laid 27 South Vietnamese (roaps Based on present proepects In thf Hartford ’Times Wednes order, the govelfnment made it ( 1 ^ Page HIxteMi) "Whether, peace te achlevsd "subsequenUy asked me to help were killed and 08 wounded in (See Page KIghI) liowever, 'some sulhorittcs be E . S . day. 'said Semel’s two em through negollstlone depende on two emplcês of hls. I made In- lleve Itenol will not only sub- your readlnsas to deal with the ployes were "Mafia couriers" fluiry-to Selective Service and ■Untlally strengthen lU forces iseuas in the same spirit” (EARLY SHOPPER'S ACCOUNT) and that one was kept out of the Army In the usual maruier, jn the South by early next year Mre Nguyen TW Binh. eWef X . > ■ r - ''' ’ !>„ the draft for six months and 'll! 11.!' which I have done In hundreds but will launch an offenelve to delegate of the Viet OOeig's peu- '■ I of cases. (She Page Four) - Pay 14 in January (8aa Page BIgM) (ftee Page BigM) Pay Vs in February WHAT A BREEZE! Spacemen I Hurt hy Hoax .. Pay Vs in March : ,i> Shop in November ^Fact That Moon Is There^ I ‘Kids Do Goofy Things^ Justifies Risk of Flight He Says Forgivingly CÂPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) Pa^ iiext Year! The devices are designed to 11111.^1 ^CU'MIA (API Jwk —Why are the Apollo 13 astro tetd her mother that H mmimm relay continuous date from the Thumaa' «t«y in jail be o'. nauts ,and ’ eight - other crews had given her the booby.trapped Ocean of Storms tor at least a ipan Saturday after six girls going back to the moon in the yrar on such things as moon- apple and a ~_prl friend DsbWa clalnwd he gave ot>« of them on Dofinori. . boeked her up^ n ^ three years? qtBkea, the solar wind and the 13 The main goal 1s scientific ex apple with a rosor in It on Hal The gtria admitted to concoct- 2. M ow Does It Work? 3. T!mt Means! wind’s atmosphere and magnet loween Home nal'ghbora 1. W hat Is E.S.A.? ploration—to unlock secrete of ic field. Uig the tele beoaiiae Thomas iii couldn’t believe Dial the man A tpacial plan affactiva .from October Now, thru Hw month of NOvombor, pt«- the origin of the moon, and per hod-gtven one of them an apple Bottor budgoHnu fur you on yuur Jhe two moonmen also srlU children call Uncle Jock and 6 |3S to Novemfaar 39, datlenad to halp ■ont your I.SA. cord with your roguW Christmas gift shopping with NO haps the earth and the universe. wtlh a bruise on K. collect carefully documented badger (or cookies could have - the .budgati of Almy chorga custom- chorfio plcrtd^ odd your purchosos will bo BiU fiu m us uNtil Juauury, 1970. Styte A. The Peter Pain collar is set off by Is It srortb the risk? rock samples during more than Drace, Ctebbla, Grace’s slater billod on yuur Early Shoppor's Account. done such a thing. Qsrote. 14; Jean Hammond, 10; •rs who qualify ovar this ' difficult. Thon you puy by tfM lOHi of thu a tucked tri bodice and tab belt in petite sizes The three astronauts who srill seven hours outside tjieir land iMiyIng parlod. E.S.A. CA RM MMST M RRISINTIO AT TIME S-14. Also missy 10-16. ■ fly ApoUo 13—Charles (tonrad' ing craft. But^Cfhers thraatenad to burn Ctotherine O'Leary, 14. and Jotm m outh. the unemployed found^ wortuw OP RURCHASE. Jr., Alan L. Bean and Richard -On later missiona astronauts TwtUery. H. were taken to the 1/3 in January, 1/3 la Pubruary out of hls apartment; some F. Gordon' Jr.—agreed In pri will explore other points of geo Youth Study Oentor and teen re- NO ADDED COST - 1/3ialMarch teen-age boye threatened to beat vate Interviewa that It Is. logical Interest, landing in the;’ ■ •• • ed to custody of their petr^ him up and Munliripal Judge Style B. The tuck trim frfiin coHar to hem- "ApoUo It proved that man mountains and Inside craters. ante for a hearing before a juve Benjamin Segal glowered doom A.U This Without A Service Charge! a tucked trim bodice and tab belt in petite can land on the moon,” (tonrad The last four ApoUo teamll WUl nile court judge in about two OTHER E.S.A. b e n e f it s at Thotnas and lold him that sizes 6-14. Also missy 10-16. said. “ ApoUo 13 will start the have wheeled, vehicles to roam weeka (or aUegadly (Utet^lng a about thai? No FINANCi cKargDl AM you hov* to It eomplolo poying Do wo hava la maaNan ibaaiT ja Uaf aahitiaaa, aa detailed geological exploration there UMMid be '-’a whipping pottce report. Cktimaas rash, a cara-fraa Dstaaibar — fiva M l seveiral miles from their landing / for your E.S-A. purchoiei by March 311 Thot't oil thoro*A to M. Affor that dof^ of the lunar surfaoR. -' port (or people Ilka yixi ’’ •Tm a parent and a V nnd- I’*’* thora^wliL b« th4 riormol PiNANCI cborgo o.n your unp.aid bolanca of 1H^^ mamhs la pay far yaar parchans. . A l ^ HALF S n ^ l4Vi-22Mt—A l l spot. ' ' "W e’re starting the aeries The -Torreedale man was pirt. father myseg.” *111011100 " said. or 1|*/e pmr y«ar on boloncot up to SSOO; or 1% por month or v j -Thais a daol hard ta haaH If yaa’ia Oat alraady "Becai^ we accomplished a " in jaU on $10,000 bail on charged . y ^ t on boloncwE in •kc«u of |5P0 oftor dûcling curroot pOymonH sre’ve been shooting for, and "How could I bo mad ut OMnu ana a f aar E3JL. lastaaisrs, rash hi smd awha aot tending 'on the moon didn’t of Intent to malm and cruelty to oaa/#f rlNANCI chorg# ;noy bo ovoidod by poying now bolonco ' aa appllsaliaa. Wa fiva lauaat ssrviss (fhasa)i that's to explore the moon,” he one who te jiiat trying to prateet boforo noJit clotlhg do^t. ^ , r p r u mean the end of the space pro children. He sras relcoaed BOTH STYLES ARE COMPLETELY CAREFREE added, J ’ApoUo 13 Is the first gram,’ ’ said Gordon, who will their youngsters? KMs. you ode to carry a full-up scientific 'WadneadUy. know. someUmM do goofy orbit the moon orhUe hls compa • 4 .payload, and a a r training has But Uncle Jack hod an lai- thing*.’’ / - I Downtown Main Street, Maitcheoter ~ &. « ~ a -j 64 419 nions are on the surface^two known friend, Matthew Qio- N t MiUN SmXET - ' OPKN6DAYS-THUÂYNIGim^f been devoted not to the landing weeks from now. Thotaam sras worrted*' about' DewRtero UsMliagtir WE HCMOR BO much as it has to tldk exido- lockl. a fuanl at the houMng the ftrta. "1 O m 't want lu ■•• "We have s lot to learn about project where he Uved. Olekickl. ratloo of the moon.” the ntoon. There will be niorc them come to grief.” he mid. “ 1 Ijii Opon 6 Onys OUurad and Bean, who will gq 44. ooulda’t betteve Thofnaa sclcntlflc knowledge gained' on >Mt want Uiem to hava an un- ts 9 F J L the mpoBwalkinc, plan to deploy could do such a thing and start: each night. We would be remtes ' dsrseaniMiig- emneabai* .akstg t i t a aopetitiMled set of Instru ed hls own InvcsUgatlon . the Une. so hat they know the in not utilizing this capabiUty." Under Glelockl’s questioning ments powered by the first "Apirilo H ’s job eras to make Kline, a werter at MIT Iiutrumentatioii detnomtratioha. The studenU, who demon*tnite^-^ seriouanauB of. something Uke atomic generator placed on the oratory is reptrained by faculty members dur Graee WlsoUkey, 12. who mads this. But If Utsy scant to be Wednesday, today promiaed mure of same in futui^ the ctelma, admKted her story moon. , .. (See Paiie jTsue) ing confrontatioQ with atudenta holding anti-war (Al* jl'hotofax). tSlory on Page '£ 1. ^ friends of mine. I'd be their ' \ was a hoox- Grace allegedly friend anytlsae.’* V . ' 4, i .....- m V - . ■ ’ * V ^ ■ . i rt ... ll' ' , '■ : -.... 1 . • ■S • ., a' . • / 1 .' '1 ' L 'A' ■ . , ■. ' ' . . ..I. ■' ■ ' * 'i i. - - ■ ■ .... '■ ■ ^ 1 - V ■ 7 - i -1 p , -. .. \ , ' . r ' ■ t - : -■■■ R ...' ♦ 1 ' ' - . -I ’ \ ■■ I..'-/' hr trAGfi TWO MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER V m a jn c h k STER EVENING HERALD.' MANCHESTER. CON&„ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1969 PAGE THBEfe LITTU: THEAXBE OF MOVIE AUDIENCE* wonderful sdiool, but audi a Sheinwold on Bridge MAMOHE9IBB, INO. lack of spirit!" abe leoalla. *******q UIOE******* , PMaenta wUfe pflda CoeiisGheer Tolland WIN KNAVISH TRICK A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS “I got into tbia spirit Hifag one WITHOUT USING JACK NORTH AND THEATERS. DRIVE-IN day when the cheerleader hewl FoirGtraimy laryngitla. ' " - - ALL OCCASION end CHRISTMAS CARDS ♦ JS Th«3« ratings apply to filma (Lijc ;^tralx iLlulj By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 0? J62 “ What wU I d6?> he asked, Recounts Ordered; ralUMSahtf Nuv I. 1968 A lic e In By JACK BTEVENBON t A S r H A R T I 0 tt D N II |. A , M I ; vs- H You can fool all of the people 0 542 WWKMT SIABTB 7iW “and I trtid him get somebodly aome of the time, and aome of * K8753 THIS 8EM X ^ BATHM — w Aaaodatod Prem Writer elae to be his voice. PERSîiAL STATiO N^ ■■ELEGANCE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE ' the people all of the time, a in vds indfeatts tha fllm was NORTHRIDCffl^ fMltf (AP) ■"Olmyu I ’U go through the a«- WEST EA.ST ! W hatcoddliossjbiy M rs. W eston W ins great American once obaerved. A9742 aubmittad and approvsd undsr — ‘lliBt bouncy- Uttle------cheeiiead- tions and you do the riieering," CHARBROII.ED lu PhRFhrTIOÎ 4 Q 10 6 I foRow'La woman* Thia waah’t intended aa a F? 10 5 9 98743 ths Motion Pictura Cods W o n d erla n d « In the scarlet sweater and he said. So 1 was his voice and Blection moderator . Frank breakdown of its l95B vôle - 50%lo80%OFF ON THE OPEN HEAPTH gruarantee ,of aucceaa to your 0 Q 10 3 O K9 8 oC SsIf'Rsgulstion. Milrt reaBy rouses the crowrto. tiiat’s Itow It started.” Kalas has ordered a recount of msuiy’ months ago. SIEiK knavery, but it ahould be good ♦ Q62 ♦ .^4 d] Suggetlsd for GENERAL "She’s a good Wd," says. Granny, a peppy 5-footor all votes cast in which 30 or less The fedend funds, are exp^ct- EAST H A R I r 0 R (J • I f I •. : s Ooacb Leon McLaughlin of the says ahe gets along tdcely with enough to aatlafy moat bridge SOUTH audiencss. by Blchaid Bodgeia and votes separate the winners ed to pay for half the cost of ^ ” 60c a box 2 for •i.OO 560 MAIN ST • OPROSITi Ci'NN M. I li.li i Rl,:i ‘iplayera. Juat give your oppon- Oscar Hammefatoto SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Mh San Fernando VaOey Sinto Ool- the other coeds, most of them in from the losers in Tuesday’s the new ambulance, 'ihe vehicle 4 K 8 3 S Suggetlsd lor MATURE To®tball teem . their late teens ior eo itv 20s enta their fair chance to be C? A K Q foolish. auditneat (pirental discre “Ab Extraordbiary Fleoa — nuDM — IQd. yet , cannot be ordered, however, un- AT TUT NORWICH MOTOR INN • N'lm W|i,11, WN 0 AJ76 ol StageraafV' 2:00 P.M. ■rae request was made by Re- til the federal okay U received, CHRISTMAS CARDS IMPRINTED— U^RGE SELECTION South dealer. tion advised). The cheerieader is Dorothea EXIT o2 OIF CONN, TRKE • III r . 4i AJ 10 —qaoto N.Y. TMbnae I f ■ 'TwtiA** noifw R9 sk ■ay*, I gel mvlt* publican Town Chairman Rus- BqPetfai Beard North-South: vulnerable. .South W RESTRICTED — Persons’ DIrectodV Fred BUah m sell Stevenson after a Recount The Board of Recreation wUl Opening lead — Four of I’eji North East undsr 16 not sdmittsiE un Directed by Fred T. BUah m of the town treasurer’s contest meet tonight at 8 in the Tbwn SiMtdea. 2 NT ass 3 NT All Pass MANCHESTER RUBBER STAMPS I PRINTINR, INC. TWIN MAINE LDB8TEB iats sccompaniad by parent DotOe, wboee return to adrool revealed «'=»<=»««» an inobrrectuioorrect figure, rere- Hall. . > , West led the four of apadea, Mniiral Director, (Wed. and Prl.) . or adult guardian. COLOR The Board of Deacons will I Blmll Street Tel. 6AM4M Served with baked potato, garilc and South put up dummy’a Jack trick with the queen of cluto, Balpli Maecarone her Itoche- "ounced wlnnem. JUft in case West had ted from Weet would defeat the contract ® Parsons undsr 18 not ad- CboreogTapben, BAILEY AUDITORIUII B . '"•®‘ tonight at 8 In the United bread, Steak Club aalad, M M Longtime Republican tieasur- Congregational Churtdi couee or tea. the ace-queen.. Went hadn’t. with the rest of the spades. initied. Thi» age rsstricllon. Bev. A Lee B orte East covered with the queen of The average defender Will »*ws?n The Sewing and Christmas ihsy ba higher In certain BAILEY AUDITOBIUM irtth 1,062 votes dr five more decoration c o m m it will hold apadea, and South had to take cover an honor with an tumor, areas. Check thaalsr or Mancfaeator High Sobool Manchester HiKh School hla king of q>adea whilq it. was even when this is the wrong toan her Democratic opponent workshop meetings tonight at 8 advertising. TIOKETSt $2A8 Oen. Adiu. Mrs. BaaJnel^. Mra. Pox had m st. Matthew’s Pari^Center atlll possible to do so. play: but he is reluctant t& play $1-T6 Stndeaita DELICIOUS showed up at San Fernando in gaya his picture card if there is some Prifttad at's puSl'c ••rvica Tollanders Square Dance Every _ South needed four club tHcka by this r»«w4Daper OaU: MB4M87 <» MS-HH Performed by: Janlor Modem Dance Theatre Oa. c t A q a m to make hla contract, and he chance that his partner can win I found at Valley State a even know my real name.” ^ t^club level played the suit with aU the sub the trifck. In today's hand, for 'EHU1I8., F B I. A BAT. RAVIOLI ^tes. One machine figure tor dance tomorrow night at 8 at Day Is example, the average West will NOV. M . U t t t t Hartford B allet Ob. Mrs. Westoh read 399 but had pom „i., i-wl b ^ . tle deceptiveneas of a drunken been read off the machine Tuee- Sale Day dinosaur. South cashed the ace cover with the queen of clubs 8:88 Ctnialn CrnieReni, aAsunsuii, THEATER TIME, Sat. Mathiee l:Sg FINAL WEEK! ENDS SUN. Typhoid Cases Reported day night aa 888. _____ of clubs and then led the Jack. if South leads the Jack; but “The Beet of the Near Sex. West will play a low club if MhMctron* The recount ' tor the town Manchester Evening n— \ UjM-n Mtm . I iiw’. >.if lu \\ l lu ii I West wasn’t the moat bril SCHEDULE ^ Tldteto Available at ADMISMON D-S6, Beneflt of Ameelowi dan cer Boctotgr - plaltatton FUma’'-^4Playboy HARTFORD (AP)—Two new liant bridge player In the world, South leads the ten since West and SouBog* cases of typhoid fever were re traasurer was reqwsted by Holland corwepondent Bette Leonard’s Shoe Store MHatoltoOB* Stevenson after Democratic ireiw founlraSqife but he didn’t have to be hit over will then hope that East has BfalR Bt. ported in Connecticut during the W "Lool< For Our Sign" the Jack. Cinema I—^Marlowe, 1:30, 3:55, Available at all ttmea, nmde Town Chairman and First Se Quatrale, teL 87S-884S. \\ . H’Mii.r " ^ r e s t a u Tj a n t the head to see what was going. 7:00, 9:20 week that ended Nov. 1. r -m Since South doesn’t want West for your eatiiig pleasure at lectman winner Charles Thl- r On. West covered with the Commissioner Franklin M. ( luifu' n N F WOODS AND COCKTAILS LOVELY CXMXINIAL DEOOB to play the queen. South ahould Cinema n —Paint Your Wag home. fault requested a recount for REAR of Manchester Parkade queen of clubs, and South was on, 8:00 Foote of the State Department In trouble. If South won in dum lead the ten of clubs at the sec Come and ace Rlaa and the selectmen spot between Clneirta I—Putney Swope, of Health said they were the Demorat WiUlam Coro and Re School Menus OPEN SUNDAYS FDR DINNERS and my with the king of clubs, he ond trick. If West has the queen LMDACANOONRTTO P e te r — «>f third and fourth cases recorded of clubs (as In the actual hand) 7:15, 9:06 OPENS publican Charles Ramondo. The COCKTAILS—12 to 8 P.M. could get only three club tricks; Baat Hartford Drive-In—Vix this year. and If South let West win the he'm ay be foolish enough count showing Coro losing by l^his \A/eek*s Speciar to en, 7:30. Common Law Cabin, ^ YES! Three of this year’s four The cafeteria menu for Man play low. Then South can steal WEB., NOV. II one vote still stands after the 9:00 VILLA MARIA cases are believed to have been chester public aohools Nov. 19- this tiick and continue with the Thera Ic recount. SIZZLING THICK JUICY ace and king of clubs and then ManaCield Drive-In—How to contracted while the patients 14: Seduce a Play Boy, 7:00.Î A . N T Offices affected by the rts- H IP STEAK with the rest of the suit. 0 30 were traveling abroad. The M onday; Baked link sausagpe, •3.95 i®anrl|PHipr Woman, Part n , 8:45 Still ThM FOODS fourth patient was found to have count, scheduled for this after 104% UNBiUEVMLE Dally Question mashed potato, buttered peas COUNTRY SQUIRE Staite T heater—Those Were EASTERN STATES SI8 Oolebrook Bond contracted the disease from a noon at 4 p.m., are that of First Partner opens with one dia and carrots, •.bread, butter, HIP STEAK FOR TWO €iipnitt5 ^prali) The Happy Times, 6, 9. The COUSEUM ToOiAor Otostonbary EASrHmfOHD previously Undiagnosed tyiîoid Selectman ThifauU, Selectman BOOT Reg. ItN •7.75 mond, and the next player pass n..., * Robert Dumont; all Board of milk, apple sauce. PuMIshed Daily Except Suialays es. You bold: Spades, J-8; Boôn Strangler, 7:05 carrier. >ad Holldaya at 18 Bluell Street U.A. 'Theater—Butch Cassidy By Mall CHICKEN FRIES Finance candidatee for six-year Tuesday: No school. Veten SOME OF OUR SPECIALTIES INCLUDE Mancheeter. Conn. (060<0) Hearts, J-8-S; Diamonds, S-4-S; ahs’ Day. and the Sundance Kid, 5:30, ALSO A SPIXSALTY term, even thoug;h one William • FILET MIUNON a BAKED SHRIMP Telephone 648-2711 a u b s , K-8-7-5-1. Swanbock------.....has ...... more than the u.. Wednesday: Tomato Juice, Second CToee Poetaxe 7:30, 9:80 a VEAL PARMESAN Paid What do you layf WOLPOANOCaniMflZ SPECIAL MATINEES 20-vote margin of victory, and bemburg patty on a roll, pota- Manchester. Conn OlnmnAatom* toMBM CALL S33-90S8 (CLOSED MONDAYS) SUBSCRIPTION RATBf Answer; Pass. The hand is Sights 4 Sounds on SAT. h SUN. a t 1:M A 8:88 all the constable candidates in- ^ cblps, buttered green beans, Payable in Advance not quite strong enough for a Butoh Oaseidy “SANTA’S FANTASY FAHt” eluding those with more than 20 milk, gingerbread with topping, (CMIdrnti’H Menu Available) ROUTE 88, E U IN Q TO N , CONN. ofthhTO’s iE ' -X**.*^. »*'•«>' response. Shown dally at 7:M - 948 All Beato 85c for vote meuglns of victory. Thursday; Italian spaghetti. Your Host: Robert P. Oaiett-----Next to Olenney’a She Montbs ...... u.M Copyright IMt with eluting champions, SaL-Sun. 5t8S-T:8*-t:8» MatiiiM Only Ttiree Months . . 7.go comedy galore, The offices recounted yester- meat sauce, tossed aalad, One Month j.ao General Features Ootp. day will not be subject to to- French bread, butter,' milk, Jel- and the IncradWe day’s recount. 1° with topping. KE Magic Sereen The recount session, expect- Friday: Touted oheeu sand An Invitation from Donald J. Barrows iMcniMTJoi mKtiTs PMIL NEWMAN ed to last about 30 mimutu in- potato sticks, peanut but- OMDES 5.ss-css-t.ss.g.is-8Ag eluding h swearing-in ceremony *®*" stuffed celery, carrot atioks, THE COVENTRY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Show Director THI IMBERTMOroiO IMIflAIM f fJR Al i M A'.ijNS last night, extended to over two *”*••*. Ic* cream. Donkeyville Farm Antiques BUTCH CASSIDy AND hours, u debates over the I n ------• phone 872-0110 I CUN if OAW'FiAIUIIt AT 7iM. 1d»l the Exhibitors: terpretations of the state elec THE SUNDANCE KID mMITKUK tion laws governing recounts Auto Boom Expected . 8 BURNSIDE lOCaSLY were conducted by Republican mitw CONNECTICUT 580 DURNSIOE: AVE east HARTFORD MASSACHUSETTS MOV. l»48-n-M Lewit Scranton, KilUngworth The Wlndle Shoppe, Hardwick FREE PARKING 528 -3333 8»’18-jn-IS - 8 P JL Atty Harold Garrity, a Dem- ^ 197^ha^ been MOV. f t « a t . • p j i . N Edward A loan .Stockier, Windham Center Martin Howes, Cummington < ... The overaeu market SederbiaiBi Bloomfield Conway Houae, Conway SEND YOUR M AnifBBS 0 r™ .? hi l« expected to grow to a mini- Robert E. Durand, Windsor Elizabeth Hawks, Greenfield ORDER TODAY B ^ ., MOV. 38 • 88 V recounto haw to be niade up jO.T mllUon and the Ingrid Etb, Coventry Graystone Antiques, Yarmouth Port SUM.. MOV. 88 B 88 personally to dome.Uc market to 13.6 million, Read Herald AdverliseiiienlH Martha KendaU, Bolton Helen F. Klin, Worcester 108 P J L « Stag P.K . election officials and town lamea Elliott, Deep River Roger Bennett, Brimfield e a e h to y 8. chairmen. Hazel Hayes, Somers Thomaa Mann, Westfield TODlATatgtMi The recount request held up Betty Cole, Windham Center n e w ' t o r k ' the swearing-in of all the can Joan Frledland, Lisbon M. and D. (3reen, Syracuae 1 didates, with the excipUon of CSMirm that special some ( A n t i q u e Dawn Carlson, Coventry MARYLAND Town Tax Collector Earl Ruth C. Boyce, Coventry one by bringrlng her here 9 M AM Antiques. Rockville SPBDfOFTBLO ^ A O E M B N T OO.. WO., P jO. Box 8Ur Weet Spag., to One xih gracious in- Beebe, a Democrat. NEW JERSEY Donkeyville Farm Antiques, Tolland Pseloeeg Flaeae Flag $ ttnatcy. Our food is su- Last night’s scheduled meet The Don Ladd's, Woodcllff Lake Tteketo at g. P*8h, servioe unobtrusive. AUTHENTICITY X 6 ing of the newly elected Board .dote of Finance was canceled. y IVippyliwBs I eheiBB IS C O M IN G 9r HOVEMBER 7, 8 , 1 9 6 9 HOURS; Friday, Nov. 7, 11 am to iO pm This Is the first time in peo c m t A ttm MAMB Ttry O ur BAKED ple’s memory that a recount of FREE PARKING Community Houm Saturday, Nov. 8, 10 am to 8 pm T o n (Mrtia, Hmiry Fonda STUFFED LOBSTESt Oils type h u been requested In have all " n e Boston Strangtor" CRT TAKB a t only $8.86 the town. In seeking the re Rt. 44 A SNACK BAR ...... STATE,...... count, Stevenson maintained Admivaton $IJ86 (with Uiin ad admit 1 or 2 persons at gl.OO each) JHAT. - BUN. - TUBS. DANCE FrL b n c u m b s e u -a d d b e s s e d st a m p e d e n v e l o p e s t o o p e o i i r i NOW OPEN! — DOMINICK PICCOLO'S that if there w u a mistake in COVENTRY, CONN. ■pbBtol Mattnee at 1:80 WBTOBM o f TIOSBTS ngghtB to thq^îhuite of “Dootor DooUttle” one office there could be oth- TUE g r a d u a t e s PIZZA PALACE ers. Due to the closeneu of the tbe sweaters parhiiis is avail- election margins of the top can Specializing In Otir Own, Made on Onr Prendene didates, recounts could affect the outcome If there are mis TORTELUNI takes. you’ve ever LANTERN HOUSE Democrat nilfault captured SPAOHEfim SAUCE TO OO the first selectman's office by RESTAURANT TRY OUR PIZZA, OB1NDEB8, SPAOHETn, RAVIOLI 17 votes, becoming the first and LA8AONA Democrat first selectman ftr 10 E . C enter 648-6708 EAT HERE OR TAKE OUT SERVICE ON ESITIRE MENU \X a o .4 a t. 10 ajii.* l a.m . the town In 23 years. The Dem wanted! \ Open Seven Days — Sun. • Thiira. 11 AAL - U PAl. ocrats also took most of the Frt. ft Sat. 11 AAI. - 1 AAI. WINDSOR LOCKS other offices, with the excep tion of selectman, town clerk NOTE OUR and now treasurer. Novar befor* havt twMtart looksd so NE(W LOCATION 623-2697 They won control of the previ ously appointed bl - partisan grMt in go manyMNaytl Tho gvi^N f go«* SOUTH MAIN STREET e WAREHOUSE POINT Board of Finance by a 4-2 mar gin and assumed control of the - ■ df f (Rt. 6, East Windsor — Neeir Balcb’s) •vorywtMrtf Cabl«g ihd cardlgm . turtl*- Zoning Board of Appeals, as well as capturing the.^Tax Col / }} lector post. nackt and coHirt. crtw i and V-n«cks... ' v l / Yesterday's^,jrecount resulted In an a w ^ s e rd split with Mrs. Weirton,-tanning the town treas to w«ar Indoor* and out. Sw M t«n going Agnes Davis urer ipot, but with Mrs. Fox retaining the Agent of the TOwn Deposit Fund position. The two to ill i«ngtfM. In taxturas, imooth knits. /J Jobs aiw considered one, but NOW SERVING must appear Mparately on the In brava naw colon, lika pawrtar, haathar voting machines. The Town De posit Fund position is very minor, conslsttng of responsibil twaad and ttripas. Swaatan ihapad lika ^ÔVT THIS WORi ity for one particular fund of the town, and is a holdover from years, ago. rtiirts . . . baltad'lika tunics. In waahablaa, Winners of the election are ex One iqrou a time, our gtssaa- pected to be sworn in tonight blands, wooli, miradas. In solids, jacquards, • • lMrrGaUrja-lln6r.pnanti A Mdu-Seni Proactaa ftanlia following the outcome of the re ip 46 mothen took g n ^ pride in the qualiUea of the «Wei%rry cent procedures. In the Hicks James GarnerGayle HaimicBtl ■>lar!ow(* stripas, argylas. This is tha Yaar of tfia wines and other ’’epirituala’' Memorial School gym. they made in the fall from CafrSilQ’CQnnor - “ Until the recount 1s complet DOW NÔ EARTH’* grupttt; berries and. fruits,^ ed. the holders of offices prior attar. r . and norman miliar has ttiam such aa tipplea and peara ingm fate waftolindtclnn to the election must stay in their Although some of these la- positions. ' j dteo were wllttog to pose on tfthyclirtls Hlgb Srbool Pariwis NIgM Go ahaadl Hava a wbola wardroba of eqoking reclpen to neighbors Tolland High School will host and ftlenite, they sridpm let PRICES... the annual Parents' Night Mon sansational naw nvaatarsl go their eecrebz wkh respect diiioiitate day beginning at 7 JO p.m. tn 9 PAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE # FRRNOLY. EXPERIENCED ,to the ntaklng a t the stuff that cheers. There . was the high school cafeteria. • SEATING F<» 300 • VERY CASUAL ATMOSPHERE • ACRES OF FRe I E Strang rivalry aa to whoae Richard Olson, principal of Swaatan pricad from $11.00 Tzssw . .. ------^ S Y P A R K IN G the high school, will speak to • A MENU THATt h a t WILL W H J. KNOCKk n o c k YOURy o u r TASt a s t e IU D S O U T ! kegpi had th e beat oontents. She wbooe products were the the parenta, after which they ■ ■ ' V ; beat, enjoyed great prestige. will follow their child's dally TODAY , achedule permitting brief vlatts TRY; Be sore to b^rin yoor Friday Ni|M Special I to all of the student's claae- tsvening with a very spe- rooms. eud prepared by the The vtaite will end at 9:26 masters iiere at MR. p.m. and Vrl)! be follqwad by a STEAK, 244 Center St., I parent-faculty social ii) the cafe- For your shopping c6nv9nienc» you may iaa your The Bolton lake Hotel & Restaurant , tefla. » 646-1995. Our steaks are CAP Of Mastar Charga Card all 8hln>ed direct from ( Flail Larking Kan Tfdford Denver and are cooked T¥ffn Lobfitr DiliMr The federal funds for a new ( Manchester High NEXTTO IURTON*S just the way you like ambulance tor the town have. I still not been released by the them. We are America’s 1 federal government under Ihe \ MANCHESTER PARKADE A N O ^ W F R ^Y ^N IG H T SPECIAL favorite family restau I I . ; , I Safety Act It was re- ^ M 6 4 t t 3 S rant, so be sure to bring j R O A S T el80 ft com plete fnenu including ] vested------during„ „ this week's « me«4- the children. We have a I ing at the Tolland Volunteer ‘I \ qiedal menu juat tor Ambulance Aaaoclaitlan. X J /./I I pyx» to the miiric tst RodnriUe’t own “Nick Nicholas ( them. PJS. We’rp open. I Trio" from a to 12, or If you're a country and western fan Membera of tbs TVAA will SundajfB . . . I —go downstairs to our banquet room tor aome Sne I meat, toniglit with Board of F1- I country entertainment from f to 1. I nance chairm an Hoarard Wolf- HELPFUL HINT I user and a raprsaseiellva of MANCHESTER' A leathrr atrap wtth a boefcle I' . esnvaH endaaa aâmaw yamsam BtoMtoleB -1-111811111 m w 'the Goonecttetit ■late Safety a eord for a tex tn V Baageet * WeddhujaciMttei eg ta 4#e peapla. (Ooipiniatean ' to dlactMB why MANCHESTER PARKADE I i s eaora ona imniR- funds have noa yat been granl- noe ta r I THE B0L.1ON LAKB HOTEL A KE9TAOKANT |ed to ToUaad. I Saate 44A, Baltaa MIr»721 lhe 'TVAA baa been operating i .a laaaad ambulance since the OPE N E vr NINGS till 9PM • PI E NT Y u* F R I I PAPKIN<

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, X ■ . • PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HEÎALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBE]^, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEM B^ 0, 1969 PAGE FIVE ItTt VCNLKSWAOKN Partnersjiip^rogram She^s N o t THINK SMALL SEDAN Dellvet«d ki Maaohesler' Biquipped with Ie*there#e in B u ste d U p terior, wlneed electric wipers, faeider, aim detogger, 4-wny snfety Oubers, , By TOM 8EPPY In one project during the sum O v e r Bust back-up lights, front and rear Associated Press Writer mer of 1968, students from So By TED SIMMONS seat bdts, leatherette headrestSk merville. N.J., went to P en to Associated Press Writer steering wheel lock and rear /■ WASHINGTON (AP) — For help with the building of the ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Mbf- window defroster. the past five years,' American school. ganna Roberts has a 44-lnch children have been working on a The Peace Corps also tries to bust but she’s not up-tIght about TED TRUDON Rle. I), Telliad ' i-SS TileeHvdls-MiBd ijitlif foreign aid program of their get host counlsy ciUzena to visit ft. Ipl the U.S. schools that have In fact, she cherishes it all the own—helping build schools iil VOLKSWAGEN raised money for communiUee way to the bank. developing nations. in their own nation. This year, "That’s What makes the ' Today the program reached a Ghanians ' went to LanesviUe. difference in the salaries," said landmark with announcement Ind., and Ethiopians went to Morganna, 22-year-old stripper r:H: 1. Shop in Novombor whon soinctioii* art most compittt and no crowds that the 1,000th school to be con schools in Iowa. - at an Atlanta night club, ‘"niose hinder year shopping. . structed under the School Part stociu. smaller girls are only making Tiny Treasures nership Program will be In Ma- two mu- $200 or $3(X) a week." 2* Just mention E.&A. to the. salesperson when using this service. trlncha, Brazil. The funds were . - !» • The club manager says he ■ raUed by Memorial High School Mihhtures Shop ^ tbty do boiitKo to mate ttie ------eatiio La 3. not be biRed untii January 1st. Payments art due Va in Jonoary; Rep. Ciaimo pays Morganna $1,000 a week. ______him. In St. Mary’s, Ohio, a city o t "Don House Miniotiiros” L'oT etroty madam of notoriaL vocal.. Vs hi Fnbruory; Vs in Marehl 7,800 In the western part of the Morganna’s remarks were I ’TIm tedmiesi tnoria to Montreal of. tone tad a dnwnbeiirW but hits dw state. Refutes Story prompted by a stoiy from Hono 192 Hartford Rd. Mcmchoster | lulu about a stripper named AJ- THIS IS A SEPARATE ACCOUNT WITH NO SERVICE CHARGE! Under the unique program, (Across from F a M c Gopbocurd) sponsored by the Peace Corps, exandra the Great! Alexandra (ConUmicd from Page One) Hours: Monday thro Saturday I more than 700 schools—most is 48 inches around the chest 'EARLY SHOPPER ACCOUNT with only one room—have been the other was given an early and unhappy because people 10 A J *. to 4 P JI. ■ stare at her when she is off built already in 44 countries Army discharge...... PhonePhone 640-2804 649-2304 ...... work. ! 'll' ' with funds raised by 1,300 U.S. Glalmo told the Hartford l i l t !i 11, 111 I schools in 47 states. " I ’m a girl and I like it when \ The school partnership pro Times he had never heard any people look at me," said MUr- gram began in 1963 when Gene thing about the chargee in An ganna, who wore a low-cut, high on the thigh minidress at an in FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND PROSTT Bradley, then editor of General derson's column that Semel'a terview. Electric's public affairs maga fireworks business was financed THE 23rd EDITION OF THE FASCINATINa "I started stripping at 13, In WEST HARTF(«D INDOOR ANTIQUE zine, Forum, was elected presi by the Mafia. Baltimore. I may have been im- dent of the Rosendale Elemen Anderson said his column was tary School Parent-Teacher As derdevelpped then, but nobody based on interviews with James ever told me.” sociation In Niskayuna, N.Y. Piccolo, one of two employes of The school was so well Morganna said she is quite Semel with whom Gioimo dealt ' equipped that Bradley was happy with her body, bust and in military matters. Anderson warned by his predecessor his all, and doesn't mind showing it biggest probleiii would be find said it was Piccolo who Identi —“ I don’t think there’s anything ing useful things to do for it. fied Coppola as an underworld wrong with a nude body. Bodies WEST HARTFORD ARMORY, 836 FARMINGTON AYE. Several weeks later, on a "shylock" who loanded money are like art.” WEST HARTF(«D, OONNECihGUT business trip to Washington, to Semel. Morgannt made the sports pages last summer when she Bradley asked, a friend who had Anderson said Piccolo’s sworn SATURDAY A SUNDAY. NOVEBIBER 8th headed a U.S. foreign-aid -tnls- statements are being used in ran on the field and kissed third baseman Clete Boyer of the At Saturday, 16 A.M. to 16 PJM. 6 slon In the Near East what he the U.S. Justice Department's would do with a thousand dol crackdown on organized crime. lanta Braves during a National Sunday, 1 P J f. to 6 PJM. lars. Piccolo acted as a Mafia cour^ League game. Boyer, who was SERVICE The friend replied he would ier In carrying the loan and in at the plate at the time, prompti- Under the Management of WHUam P . Spear build a school. terest payments -between Semel ly singled. The long-haired brunette also Bradley returned home, dis and Coppola. Anderson's column Where 166 responsible dealers from New England and New cussed the idea with his PTA said. Jumped into a fountain in front York will display and sell thousands of wortliwfaUe Items in of a new office building being board and was given solid back Another Involvement beetween cluding furniture, china, glass, ixipper, brass, guns, silver, ing. dedicated by Mayor Ivan Allen stamps, coins, dolls, books, miirors, knicknacks and a large Glalmo and Coppola listed by Jr. Back in Washington, ho Anderson was on Investment by selection of additional items too numerous to list. sought advice and learned from Although basically uninhibit OeJmo of $1,800 in a New Don- ed, Morganna confessed to one Sargent Shriver, then head of Food Bar Open Throughont The Show don apartment hoi{se in which littie hangup: the Peace Corps, that the idea Coppola held a 30 per cent inter was suited for the volunteer " I don’t mind taking my est. Glalmo sa'd in the inerview clothes off on stage but I don't General admission 61.00 (All Singles) but with this ad 2 ad agency’s self-help program. with the Hartford Times that the missions for $1.80, ûs new Conneollciit 10% tax. Selected as the site for Uie like undressing in the doctor’s investment with Q(^>pola was office.” first school was Casablanca, "completely legitimate." Colombia, a rural village wltli _Gialmo's law firm had repre 80 school-age children and no sented the apartment house school. Hospital Plans DAY...LAST TWO DAYS FOR builder, and the congressman The children at Rosendale said he invested not $1,800, but Âlice’ at High School Saturday raised $800 at a fair and $380 on Rate Increase ^ ANTHONY $1,600, in a deal to buy the other projects which not only building. The “White Rabbit,” “Alice” and the “Turtle” rehearse for Saturday’s per bought the materials required to HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Glalmo, 80, serving his sixth formance of the “Alice in Wonderland” ballet at 2 p.m. at Bailey Auditorium build Casablanca's I.,n Escuela Hartford Hospital has announced BURTON'S BIGGEST SALE EVENT OF THE YEAR! House term, also described Cop of Mimehester High ^hool. Proceeds will be used to further the work of the HAIRDRESSER Rosendale but also permitted it will Increase Its dally room pola ns on acquaintance he had American Cancer Society whose Manchester office is sponsoring this produo- the adoption of another Colom tion by the Hartford Ballet Company. Pickets may be obtained at the door or rates by $8 beginning Sunday, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT bian village. known for many years through raising nonmaternity, semipri- Coppola's operation of a New at the Cancer Society office, 237 E. Center St. \ N During the pasti five years, yate rates to $68 a day. the Pence t'orps’ School Part Haven restaurant. Glalmo de The charge for private rooms nership Program has changed scribed the restaurant no longer The fund snld they should be re flung planets to explore them, to win be $60 to $69. Maternity operating, as "a very much introduces little as typified by the Memo Integration quired to submit separate de- see what’s there, to try to get a semiprivate rooms will be $62, frequented place, by business rial High School project at St. segregfatlon plans within five better understanding of our and private maternity rooms $66 Mary's, Ohio. men ami politicians imd all days, to go Into effect immedi selves, our environment, where to $60. kinds of people." Paul Mack, a volunteer work A Court Case ately after submUtsion. the planets originated. And if In the continuing care unit, a ing In a 4-H program In Brasil, you believe these things are (Conllniiod from Pago Ono) semiprivate room will coat $61 became interested In the worthwhile, then making a de and a private room $86. school-to-school program and Guild Will Hoar Hogrogntion timetable. , tailed exploration of the moon Is The hospital said it hopes began to gain local support for a Flight Risk worth whatever risk we have to The department, In its 4)4 to retain the new rates for a project In this area. Nun ’TuosdaV take to achieve these ends.” year, but expects to adjust its page propo&d order . did not In a letter to the program Justified Apollo 12 Is to be launched charges for special services such headquarters In Washington, Sl;dor Marlon Julio O'l^^ry mention the desegregation plom Nov. 14 at n :22 a.m. BIST. ns us® of operating rooms, phar Mack wrote: "There ane a suffi of Eaid Calhollo High Svonthal declared that. In useful transportation system Fall Fair tomorrow from -7 to fund ralalog "Pride and Project art.s dogroo In oonti'm|K>mi->- sonic oases, Mlssi.s8i)iipl school which allows us to explore 'ihe .9 p.m. In the church parish Week” a bake sale, a stpdent- lltonituro at tho ITnlvorslty <>f officials hiul filed new plans iiioiin." hall, 23 Golway St. ^faculty basketball game, a cake (\)naoc41i-ut. sho i..i.-c alw sIikI- that wore more In accordance Gordon: "I think It Is well The fafr will feature a Polish raffle, and a student council hxi thoology and |>itihMn|>liy at with tl^c Supreiiu- Oourt's man worth the risk. Just the simple Kitchen with foods to take out. dance. Hiumaniiol tVllogo in Ihtston. date than lho.so of the govern fact that the mqpn is there to be There also will be tables dis r7 The school raised $1,180 in six Sho la a oonfcix-noo of t'hris- ment. Production Jobs explored makes It*' worthwhile. playing home baked pastries, days. tlaii DoiXrino wxirkor at St. Tile Defense Fluid called for You might aiik was It worth the homemade articles, handicraft , The Peace Corps encourages I.Haao Joguo.4 tlum-h In I'aist all but thn-e of the scliool dis risk to build an airplane? In items, Christmas gifts and dec 2ND AND 3RD SHIFT‘ the schools In the two countries Hartford, and a Mothors fir- tricts to adopt within eight days tliose days a lot of people proba orations. and white elephant to exchange Ideas and materials olo' dlMoiia.slon li-ndor. the de.sogrogatloii plan recom bly .said It- wasn't worth the risk. treasures. so that the younlfsters get to Hu.stv'.tsoa w-lll ho Mrs. John mended by ilEW. Hut think where we "are today known each other better. With lamonaix) of thirth ltd. and Tho throe exceptions were the. because of It.” In the autumm, an acre of Memorlnl’s check went a copy Mr.s. 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; i'- : -.-fe . i /'/■ < PAGE SDL ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 P- M ANCHESnai EVENING EÊatALD. MANCH^TER. CT)NN.. THURSDAYi NOVEMBER ^1969 BristolM an tion has hedn made to the Presi PAGE SEVEN From Ypnr IVeighbor Kitchen Lodge Refuses den t," ^ e g le r gold. Acquitted Of Lodge also refsrnaJ to a' com HOLIDAY BAZAAR Assault Charge By VIVIAN F . FlSBOUfK>N ment be made to reporters OcL Pentagon Prepare^ Haynesworth > Resignation Talk 14 when be returned from a trip WMIe fallen leaves may be a to WaMilngton to we the Presi Saturday, November 15 HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — nuisance for most homeowners,, dent. He denied then that-he bad Vote May Be A 2S-y«ar-oUl Brlatol man, âe- FARM (A P ) — U.S. Ambsui- For Antiwar Marcti it Is only the begltming of next sador Henry Oabot Lodge re discussed resigning with Nixon. MS cused of firing shotgun blasts l^ F B B D S. HOFFMAw vear’s garden for SWriey Banks fused to comment today on re The en^Baais so for has been into the home o f a Btistol po* of Carpenter Rd., Bolton. ports he may resign soon. MORMON CHURCH ^ BimtBsy Writer M tiyii% to gauge bow big the Next W eek liceman, was ' acquitted Shirley beSeves in organic Caetle Jtomn $7 9£iitJtl»caPatc(i ^ tsB stand on the statement dsiiMnstratiqg crowds may be, - Wednesday of a charge of as gardening. She wW use no • * / ^ Cor. HiRsioMfii RcL & Woedsido St. WASHINGrrON (AP> — Thq WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi that was made at the WWte PARIS— Aineriean travelers Pentagon oaya It has stuM who will be involved and where dent Nixon's nomination ot J s r . GIFT SHOP cr sault with intent to murder. chemdoal fertiUzera or insect House,” be faSd newsmen at the any trouUe might break out ■ The defendant, Gary • Caston- are flnding th^ they can q>end Judge Clemmt F. Hsynsworth sprays. Compost will enrich the U.S. Embao^r as be departed 10 A.M. — 3 P.M. “precautlonaiy plaanfa^’ to A major concern would be guay, convinced a Jury he was ■a night in a castle at a rate Jr. to the Supreme Ctourt proba -*011, and she will add iâturai for the 41st weekly session of deal with pooatble diaoiders protÛon of federal bnlldinga. MAIN BXVBBT, MAMGSMBTUt at a family gathering at the comparing favorably with ho bly wiU be brought up In the fertilizers in the foimi of tuiimal the Vietnam peace talks. BcAory — Hand}iiDdo Q o llO . ___when antiwar groiqw etoge a Including the White H oi»e. time, mourning the death of a tels. Some are as. low as $7, Senate the latter part of next ' t - - , manures. Her compost heap is WWte House Press Secretary including meals. It your tastes ..“mnreh oBalnst death” Uirough The Pentagon, which Is work seven-year-old nephew. Several made up of leaves, vegetable JcBiM&Jollios'— Jawolry week. Ron Ziegler aald WisAieaday are elegant, however, there are ^the ooidtal next week. ing with the Justice Depart witnesses supported his alibi. cUppings, pine needles, sawdust Afrie Traosurts, Toys Majority Leader Mike Mans that President Nixon Is not oon- castles for you, too — such as reported a total o f 38,000 ment, said "no final deciaianB field, D-Mont., said he is hopeful The shotgun' blasts were fired and charcoal ash. ■l aWe in the general Washington steps to take in advance of the of Joseph Oromoshak the night Ahalrman of the Senate Judi excellent with large tasty vege- the commander of U.S. forces in accommodate 180 pecê for , LUNCH— 11 A.M. - 2 PJI. ir,'***^ ** needed. About 10,000 of demoQstnLtiQgii. o f June 17. No one was hurt. ciary Committee, Sen. James O. talbles all summer long. Her to Vietnam, or of Ambassador dinner in its great b«n and these troops are in organised Basic Army contingency pi«n« The prosecution maintained mato plants were 8 feet,tell. Lodge. "N o suofa recomm enda- BasUand, D-Mlaa., -said that's rents for 1600 a day. IT, units and many have riot con tor dealing with civil dlsturb- the way it looAa to him. that Oromoshak drew Caston- A specialty of the Banks trol training, ancee were developed from ex guay's ire when he arrested household is SWrley’s pickles ’ ”We very deftnitefy have the — Unlike the Oct. 16 Vietnam perience in recent racial out votes for confirmation,” Bast- Wm the afternoon of June 17 made from cucumbers grown breaks, specially disotdea* aft on a charge of driving a motor ih her garden. You can start „ Moratorium^ government (lead land told a r^x>rter. However, ers believe m ore mlUtanta' will er the Blairing Ot Dr. Martin Lu Mansfield said his talks with cycle without a hehnet. your compost now and save the ther King J r. In April 1988. be involved this Ume and may senators who have not pubUoly The defei^ argued that the recipies for a good crop of cu- The doctrine miderlying theae police decided Ceuitonguay was ctunbers. IVlth ten cents worth attempt confrontations with su. committed themselvea indicate "thorities. plans calls for a maximum the outcome ia a toosup. the culprit “the moment the of seed, SWriey put up 60 show of force, with restraint In glass windows of the Ôromo- quarts of plekles besides her However, demonstraUen lead- An Asaociated Press tally ,, era have said repeatedly the the use of power. shak home were shattered by siunmertime needs for salads shows 38 for confirmation and ^ protests wiU be peaceful. Ear- The Army last year ' ear the shotgun blast.” and snacks for her three cWl- marked seven special brigade- 37 against among aenatora who' The Jury was not toM of a dren, Suellen, 12, Kathleen, 10, — Her this week protest ozganlien Nave raid how they tMend to disavowed any connection with sized ‘‘civil disturbance similar shotgun blast tliit broke and 'Timothy, 3. forces” for emergency duty vote on the nomination ot the the windows of a prosecution — a propooed demimatration by South Carolinian, now chief Bread and butter pickles are the Youth InteniaUonBl Party— around the country. witness, Stanley Wilkes «t Far not my taste but I like Shir It also expanded its Perite- Judge of the 4th U.S. Ctourt at ’ ■ Ylpjrfe, one of the none'radical Appeals. mington, the night o f Oct.- 39. A ley's. Her huebond, George, an ,^ .g r o i^ . gon command port to include a Superior Court Judge ruled the engineer for Pratt and Whitney, round-the-ckx!k dril disturb ElBSUaiMSittia: 'aa^'M anrtie event might color the Jury's • - The government feara of vlo- has, that he expects the Senate, enjoys them; too. They’re ,, lence center on a propoeed Nov. ance operations center, whteh thinking about the case. crunchy end not too sweet. debate to last only three dr tour 18 mass march along Pennsyl would run any federal military Castonguay was in Jail at the Breed and Butter Flcldee days. vania Avenue from the napit/u movemento against street riots Ume and could not have fired 1 peck cucumbers (slim medi Mansfield said he intends to Ivlclus) part the White House to a rally in Washington or elaewhero. the Odt. 39 blast. um) Meanwhile, the Defense De bring up the nomination os 2 lbs. pickling onions % n eu the Washington Monument. Although cleared of the most MBS. GEORGE B A I^ quickly as possible after the Ju 0 NegoUatlons for a parade per partment-has notified congress serious charge against Wm, Slice cukes and onions. Cover diciary dommlttee, which np- mit have broken down, mainly men mlUtary personnel will not Castonguay remained in custotly with salted water (one cup to proved confirm ation on a 19-7. “he yokes." The modern mean the seaaon for apples, cider aJDd over the march route with Jus- be allowed to ake part In or aa- on other criminal charges. two gallons water). Let stand vote Oct. 9, files majority and ing is union or Joining. “ Hatha” doughnuts. The oWy thing miss Uce Department offlcials con soclate Uiemselvee with the war overnight or for 3 hours. means “physical” and comes minority reports. ing is the smell of burWng cerned the demonstratora would protests if their participatkm Drain. Add 4 large or 6 small from two words “ha” meaning will violate the law or estab Bartland aald he expects both sweet red peppers cut In strips. leaves. The 4th o f July fire virtually surround the executive "sun” and ''tha” meaWng crackers are gone, the burning manrten. lished Pentagon poUctes. reports to be ready next week. Manchester Cook in syrup but do not boll. "moon.” The traditional inter As for the majority report', he leaves, the Salvation Army This would present a serious Thloken with 3 tablespoons pretation o f Ihe name Is that said that "some members didn’t Hospital Notes flour and 1% tablespoons tur Band playing on Main St. dn I i/'X security problem. Justice offi the flow of breath through the Thursday nights. Happily, good r r Cook*8 Cannoiig Found buy the draft” prepared by the meric. right nostril is oonltrolled by the cials say, compounded if their Justice Department last week. homey cooking is sUlI with us "reliable reports” of potential vinriNO Hotnu Spiced Syrup for sun, while that through the left MBLBOURNB- The six can He said they have submitted and better than ever. violence came true. Intomiedlate Oars ' Seml- Bread and Butter Pickles is controlled by the moon. It is nons dtenped from, finprahi memorandums suggesting revi prlvato, Doon-t p.m., and 4 p.m. SWrley’s Apfde Squares Regular troope will be 8 quarts cider vinegar therefore apparent that hatha 1 lb. lard Now through Cook’s Endeavour odien the sions in the report betoia It Is • p.m.i private rooms, 10 a.m.> brought in only If olviUan prtlce ship was stuck on a reef neariy CAPTIVATING, MOOD CREATING CARDS 8 cups sugar yoga signifies the JotWng of the 6 cups flour .. . put in final form . I p.m., and 4 p.m.-S p.m. and the 3,70O-man D istrict o f Co 200 years agq are in almost per Woman of the Year Accepts Gift 8 tableopoons each 'of mustard two breaths. 1 tablespoon salt (approx.) ^ your mood gay, religious or sentimental, ..e Pediatrics: Parents allowed lumbia National Guard are un fect condition. They were re seed, celery seed and cassia There are many different % cup cold water (ai>prbx.) Veteran's Day JAYCEB CLUBS TOTAL 188 any tim e except noon-B p .m .; bu(U able to cope with the situation. covered recently by divers oft Mrs. Harry Carr of 40 Cobum Rd., left, Burton’s Woman of the Year, accepted ^ e the always captivating Gordon Fraaer and paths in yoga—yoga of action, Mix as for pie dough and di AUCKLAND-Th« ftrrt New others, t p.m.-8 p.m. If the situation appears out of the north Queensland coast. M inscribed silver tray yesterday from Mrs. Norman Holmes of 21 Bigelow t^vessi-Lamont boxed cards that capture Yuie- Combine and heat to near wisdom, knowledge, devotion, vide dough in half. Roll out Zealand chapter of the Junior Self Service; 49 a.m.-t p.m., bolUng and add pickles, onions hand, the Army likely would fly A coral cruet protected the tide moods and tell the Christinas Story, Bou^. All yoga hqis the same dough and place half on bottom St., president , of the Manchester Jaycee Wives, who made the presentation on Clwmber of Commerce was set 4 p.m.-8 p.m. and peppers. paratroopers here from the 82nd cannons against ' coirosion. URlmate goal, physical well-be and sides of a cookie sheet. behalf of Burton’s. Representatives from more than 25 women’s organizations' up In 1983. There ore now 163 intensive Care and Coronary If you’re a dltl plokle lover, Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg, Trademarks showed they were OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:80 to 6:80 — THURA. TUX, 9:00 ing. It Is ndt neceesary to be a Slice raw apples as for pie N.C. braved yesterday morning’s heavy rains to attend the ceremonies honoring chaptera, wlUi 6.888 members. Care: Immediate family only, try this easy recipe I vegeiartan to practlco yoga, al made about 1760. Mrs. Carr. (Herald photo by Pinto). AMPLE PARIONO anytime, limited to five mln- Dill Plokles V and as many as needed to cover MEN’S SUITS In New Zealand. though if one were to embrace crust. Sprinkle with one civ ntss. 9 oups water yoga in its entirety, tWs would M Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- 2 oups cider vinegar sugar, Cliuiamon to taste, aivd be a recommendation.' dot with butter. Nutmeg, option 13:40 p.m., and 0:M p.m.g \ cup unlodized salt Shirley gave me two books to p.m .; others, S p.m.-4 pim., and Bring te boll and let cool. al. OF PURE read. 'Yoga offers some good 0:99 p.m.-S p.m. I'n quart Jar, p la ce ; Cover with top crust and bake sensible advice In proper diet, at 4(X) about 36-40 minutes. Age L im its: 10 In maternity, 1 clove sliced garlic health habits, phyMcal and men 13 In other areas, no Unalt in 1 teaspoon dlU seed Cut in squares. FYeCze indi tal exerdso. One is "Yoga for vidual pieces tor children’s self-servloe. scent teaspoon alum Women” by Phelan and Volin; WORSTEDS, Slice plohlee or leave whole. lunches. Makes enough servings the other Is “Diet, Sex and for a party. May be topped with The admlnlstraUon reminds Pour cooled water-vinegar mlx- ôgtC’ by Moore and Douglas. vlsttora that with oonstmctlon time over all. wWpped cream. Wbfle you're out there raking nnder way, parking space Is 1 SWriey Bonks Is a part-time WORSTED the leaves, you may be munch- I limited. Visitors are asked to medical assistant. Recently she Ing on a crunchy apple. This is bear with the liospital while the I started giving yoga lessons. Re ^ parking problem exists. sponse was so great that she now has five classes In Mon- Pine PhamiMy AND SILK chestor. South Windsor and 004 caiN TEB s n o n r Patients Today: 384 Wethersfield. She teaches hatha OPIN SUNDAY BCAFKaOWTER—040-0014 i ADMITTBID TBSTKRDAT; yoga, which Is a form o f exer 12 p.m. • 6 p.m. George N.' Am er, Oleim D r„ cise and rehuoatlon. Complete SHARKSKINS Tolland; George A. Bourque H, The two words "holtha'’ and MANCHESTER Proscrlptloii OorvlM 130 Pitkin St.; Mrs. Ruth Bry “yoga” are from old Sanskrit. PET CENTER ant, 81 Homestead St.; Chris "Yoga” derives from the Sans FREE DEUVBBT topher W. Fay, Mark Dr., Cov krit word “yumihtl” meaning Originally entry; Mrs, Ann A.Ôahree, Springfield; Mrs. Enien Ger- k 7M t o terd, 40 Olcott St.; Chester Kimball, 184 Hackmatack St.; Kathleen M. King, 13 Parker St.; Mrs. Maude P, Kloppen- ’ I burg, 678 Center St.; Kimberley .Kneeland, 34 Greenfield Dr., Wlapping; Vance Larson, 60 P or ter St.; Mrs. Bunlce Loyslm, \ \ Merrow Rd., Coventry; Heiuy F. Meyer, 9 Stephm St. Also, OUo M. 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eA 6B EIGHT . . / MANCHESTER EVENING HEfiALD. MANCHESTER? CX)NN.. THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1989 :/ N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 Obituary Ex'-Sears, Roebuck Chief, Town Sure Circuit Court 12 PAGE NINE L Wallace May his immediate staff before going partmental lines. Helping solve Gen. Robert E. Wood, Dead to a 7:80 breakfast with other Jurisdictional problems is one of Clarence R. Sadd To Receive Eight Plead < Elir!i(^man Pledges Nixon aides. his chores. BLUNOTON — darencn R. CHICAGO.(AP)—Gen. Robert Academy at West Point in 1900 Rim in ’72 When the President appears Then cam e a governor with a Sadd, 99, of Wethersfield, an E. Wood, retired chairman of and later served 10' years In PoKee^Grant Innocent In in his Oval Office, normally be complaint tha< a particular fed BUington native, died yester the lx>ard of Sears, Roebuck 4k Panama during the building of rogram fore 9 a.m., Ehrilciiman Is there eral agency waon’t doing right the Panama CTanal. Tiêre he to discuss the problems ot the day at' Hartford Hospital. Co., died today. The Town of Manchester has By FRANK CORMIER by his state. It was Bhtilch- ' \ 8S E i^ C teita: S t Mj>- Sadd was bom April 11, rose to chief quartermaster in Gaming Case run again for the presidency in "think through the conse day. man's Job to put out the fire. The-90-year old business exec been assured by ithe Connecti Assodatod Prase W rttw quences of current trends, to the son of Csirlos R. and charge of ail purchasing and 1972 unless President Nixon ac BhrUchman likes to keep Finally, in late afternoon, he Sommit S t utive, who was gienerally credit cut Department of Transporta question conventional wisdom, Jiiizabeth Risley Sadd. He lived distribution of supplies. siigM of the 19 men vdio were complishes four things. WASHINGTON (AP) — John much o f the rest of the morning met with another Cabinet mem ed as the builder of the modern tion that it will receive the to address fundamentals and to ^ in Wethersfield for 16 years. He During World War I he was in /arrested last month during a ‘If Nixon is able to honorably free so he can wrestle with pap ber as weU aa with Moynlhan day Sears, the world’s largest D. Ehrlichman, the maw who stimulate long-range innova sold real estate and built homes charge of the Army transport $9,800 federal grant for a po raid at the Village Lantern Barn conclude the Vietnam war, i t erwork and staff conferences. and Budget Bureau officials on WEEKEND CASITjiiid CARRY SPECIAL nierchandtsing firm, succumbed emerged from this week’s White tion." Service in France and England. lice traffic services i««gram duce taxation in the Untied Wednesday, the paperwork in the Wethersfield area. in his Lake Forest home. on the Tolland Tpke. and a program now In Us formative Survivors Include a son, R. At 89, he was recalled to Wash promised in early October. .charged with frequenting a States and restore ^ d mattit.i.. House staff shuffle as the Presi , EthrUebman now becomes got short shrift. After seeing stage-;;the kind of work ttiat'a Wood, a retired Army officer, Although the funds had been Rockwell Sadd, and a grand ington, promoted to brigadier gaming house and gaming in law and order, I wUi not run,” dent’s chief domestic affairs ad overseer of the Urban 'Affairs Nixon, the new domestic affairs suppoS^ to occupy most of hla Joined Sears In 1924 as a vice promised, they were not avail daughter, Miss Roxanne H. general and named acting quar general pleaded not guilty to the the former Alabama governor viser. says the admlnlstratlon’a Council as well as all other ad- chief attended a 10:90 a.m. Cab time these days. Pom Pons wh$1.89 preside^ and went on to be able. Now, they have been re Sadd, both of Wethersfield. termaster general and director charges and had their cases told an airport news conference 4970 ISgiriafive program will mlnistraUon efforts and activi- inet meeting, then conferred In early evening, with the come present smd board chair stored and will be forwurded on his arrival here. The funeral will be tomorrow of purchases and storage for the placed on the Bast Hartford shift from reform to trallblas- Ues in the domestic a n sa . .with two Cabinet secretaries capital in darkness, BhrUchman man. to the town. OPEN TO 9 P Jt THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 1 p.m. at the Newkirk and entire U.S. Army. Reminded later that In stating Ing. For the most part, however, charged with implementing at remarked: "Hopefully I’U get to He also f o ld e d Allstate In The funds will be used to es Jury docket for December. ■Whitney Funeral Home, 818 Wood returned to civilian life TTiey are Louis Angeloni and thse same conditions on a tele Bhrlichmaa, named.^Tuesday Bttriichman’s routine won’t program that cuts across de the morning mall pretty soon.” surance Co., a Se^rs subsidiary. tablish a new position of train vision-radio interview July U, Buiîde Ave., East Hartford. Wood was regarded through in 1919 and spent five years as a Americo Petr?Jlo of Bast Hart as President Nixon’s saatistant change much. For the past nine ing officer, with the rank of he had Included a fourth r»- Buriat will be in Ellington out the world as a ^ p a t leader vice« pfiesldent of Montgomery ford: Victor Parente, John Par- for domestic affairs, said In an mopths, this energetic father of lieutenent. He will be chosen qulrwnent—"get the govern Cemetery. »" in the merchandiaini; ftbU. Ward 4t C o., where he started ente, Louis Ruggiero, and Alex Interview the 1970 emidiasls will three boys and two glris has his career as a mass merchan from among the peitennei of ment oiit of control of public lo been picked *iq> bjr a White There will be no calling In 1924, the year he Jomed the the Manchester Police Depart ander Diana, an of Hartfoid; Guest Speaker be on "plowing'new ground" in . hours. diser, before Joining Sears. cal institutions"—Wallace ftdd a House sedan at 6 :$0 each .week firm. Wood proposed that ârs ment, and will become the de and Joseph Guerrlere and Al dealing with the nation’s" inter In 1981, after he became pres ne'wsman: ” It was an uninten The Rev. Paul D. Kennedy of nal ills. day morning at his neo-coIonlal enter into the retail store fietd. partment’s fourth lieutenant. bert Sepia Sr., both of Wethers- Hingbam, Mass., will be guest Robert B. Farrell ident, Wood founded Allstate In tional omission because it most The long-time Nixon associate home on a wooded acr« in near He led the company from a The training officer will de fiold. speaker Sunday at the • and surance Co. as a Sears subsidi certainly remains one of our also indicated the President will by Great Falls, Va.» ROCKVILLB.^Robert B. Ffer- strictly mall order house to a velop a comprehensive program Anthimy aanfagUone of Bast criteria." 10:46 a.m. Loyalty Sunday serv reU, 57, of 33 Grove St. died ary. Allstate now is the world’s Hartford, who was arrested submit his new-tdeaa legtalatlon Arriving at his desk, be has combined retail store and cata on accident 'prevention, „ ac Wallace stressed that he was ices at Ehnanuel Lutheran tWs morning at the West Ha- largest stock company automo with them and charged with the next year even if Congress about ULmlnutes to coi^r with logue dtstribution system of in cident surveillance and super talking about the "constitutional Church, when members will . ven .Veterans Hospital. bile insurer and a leader in oth same offenses appeared in court doesn’t make much headway In ternational scope. vision, procedures for post-ac rigdit of the states to govern make their pledges tor 1970. The Mr. Farrell was bora July 4, er insurtmee fields. acting on the administration’s The first Sears retadi store cident care of injured, and ac Monday and fdeaded not guilty. their own local democraitlc In- project goal ia $102,600, which 1912 In Rockville, son of Rich Wood guided Sears through 1969 reconunendationa. opened in 1926 when the firm’s cident investigation. Hla case was also put on the Btutions. I 'want to make it clear is a 10 per cent increase over ard and Margaret Buckley Far the difficult depression and By Nixon’s terms, most 1969 mall order sales totAted about He will train and supervise all Jury docket in Bast Hartford tor . that I have never used the term the present budget. rell. He was an A.rmy veteran World War years, continuing proposals—like those . to over $200 million a year. Now it has n police personnel in accident December. ‘halt ..desegregation’ and I am ’Ihe Rev. Mr. Kennedy recent of World Wlar and was ° for an aggressive expansion pro haul the welfare system or turn n, more than 800 retail outlets, and procedure, on a continuous All of them wfll be entitle^ to hot using it now." ly assumed duties as an assis THOUGHTFUL GIFTS... merly employed In the furni gram. Under his direction, the PosPOfl^ce Into a public cor ^ Whaf's your the cqpipany’s over-all sales run basis. a Jury trial on. the first c h a f^ At the airport news confer tant to the presi(Ient of the New ture business in Hartford. more than $7 billion a year. stdrss were opened In Chiba and according to the state statutes, poration—are reform ideas. Survivors Inolude two sisters. Latin'America. ence, Wallae said that if Nixon England Synod, Lutiieran The 44-yeiur-old lawyer from Wood became president of but will be tried by the court oti "fails to accomplish those goals, Miss Elisabeth R. Farrell of W o^ Was the eldest of five Church in America, in the area Seattle, who form eiiy held the • idea of Sears In 1928 and chairman In the second charge. I will run. It all depends on Nix m PICK A PAIR Rockville and Sister Mary Mar children of Robert W. and Lillie of youth ministry. In 1967 he title o l White House counsel, 1989. He retired from active Cong Enters Donald Pagani, 25, of 841 Oak on’s performance in those three guerite of the Slaters of Mercy ColUps Wood. Both his maternal received his A.B. degree from said quite a few Innovations can management in 19M but contin land St., who operates the Til fields.’ true religion? at at. Francis Convent, New grandfather and his father Youngtown (Ohio) Unlvenlty, be InlUatod even with anU-lnfla- ued as a R e c to r until May 1968 lage Lantern Barn, and is fSc- Anticipating Wallace's arriv Haven. served as capUins iii the Union U.S. Camps where he was a philosophy ma tipn budget limitations. when he was named the, first Ing a charge of keeping a gam al, several Hong Kong newspa iSurke Funeral Home, 78 Proe- Army during the Civil War. * jor. He received his B.D. degreei honorary chairman of the ing house, stemming from this pers quoted various U.S. civil At this point no one will say peot St., is In charge of ar Survivors include hla. widow, (Continued from Page One) from Harvard University in U nderyêor ôle Now 1$ tho ti board. ' ‘ same Incident also appeared In rights leaders attacking him as much about specific proposals rangements which are Incom- the former Mary Butler Hard Cambridge, Mass., in 1961 and m are certain to send American court Monday to plead not guil a racist and a bigot. Nixon will present in his State to pick up tho'I •xtra gift that you k , plete. His long career was distin wick of Augusta, Ga., and five his S.T.M. degree from Witten casualties aoaring upward, a ty and he ivas scheduled for an "I am not and have never of the Union message to Con he needs. The quality is great and jto ii guished by outstanding success children, Roberz W., of Pales berg University in Springfield, gress in January. factor which President Nixon Baist Hartford Jury trial in De been a racist,” Wallace insisted. Mrs, Joseph Rogowski in both military and business tine, Tex.; Mrs. Hugo V. Neu- Ohio, in 1962. After his ordina In taking over responsibility UBttaristnfasn is a tray of the selection . . . choose crew*necl^r V- fields. said in his Vietnam war speech cember. "I have never made a state Lfe« Lfe of vigorous th o i^ t , BOLTON —Mrs. M aiy Ellen haus of Houston, Tex.; and Mrs. tion in 1963, he served as pastor for coordinating adinlnlstratton. heck T-shirti, or athletic shirts;/brief*; Monday' could alow his timeta No Treat for Him All 'other defendants in the ment in my life that Could be in '"oanstruotive activity, of gsn- Rogowski, 48, of Colonial Rd., ^ r n In Kansas City, Mo.. Wlllllam H. Mitchell, Mrs. Calvin of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church approaches to M dêstic ble for withdrawal of U.S. case hsul their cases continued terpreted as being racist. eious servtos not a rallgiaa snap-front or slip-on boxar shorn in a wife of Joseph Rogowski, died June 13, 1879, Wood was grad Fentress and Mrs. A, Watson J^k Thfmias, 52, of Philadelphia, leaves a jail today after he was freed when In GloucestOT, Mass, tor four problems, Elhriichman becomes troops. I until next week at which time “Actually I am very proud of of inherited creeds, revered this morning at West Haven uated from the U.S. Military Armour III, all of Lake Forest. six eisTht-year-^ld grirls admitted they lied in charfiring him with fifiving th ^ and a half years and as associ the liomefront equivalent of Dr. choice*bf solids or pattarns. This week’s totals will be an they will enter their pleas. our black citizens and believe in saints, or holy booiis. VeteraiM Hospital. Halloween "trick dr treat” apples in which razor blades had bron conceded. ate pastor of Trinity Lutheran Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon’s as nounced next Thursday. •their advancement." Mrs. Rogowakti waB bom Aug. Hughes of Bristol, Pa., and Church, Worcester, Mass., tor sistant for inational security af Unttartsnlem Is not w i assy The allied commands report Police, on the basis of their stories, had arrested Thranas. He was jailed for Wallace flew here, from Taip 11, 1921 in Miaryvllle, Mo., a Thomas Hughes of . Newark, the past two and a liaU years. fairs. - rsBgian. It demands thsf Infiltration Hike ed today that combat casualties several days when -unable to raise bail. Police in turn arrested the firirls and ei, Formosa, on what he de people ililnk cut their beUafii daughter of John and Ona Del.; three sisters, Mrs. Mary AT&T To Cut Bernard R.' Johnson is chair He clearly ranks as one of the slacked off on all sides last charged them with’a false police report and conspiracy. A housing develop scribes as a fact-finding tour of tor themselves, and then Uvs Shanks Wegner, and had lived Slmelsburger of Wilkes Barre, In War Seen week, with 83 Americans, 216 man of the atewardshlp Com four most Important men in the ment fifuard broke the case when he said he knew 'Hiomas and then ques Southeast Asia. He is to leave those beUeto. .Tlw M nss Is 4 (or *5.50 in Bolton for the past 12 years. Mrs, Margaret Bolton of South Vietnamese government Out'-of-State mittee which haa made the White House—including Nixon. tioned one firirl who clmnsred her story. Police Capt. Joseph Pearson'said the Hong Kong Saturday for Singa ptatoed upon Uving this Mfe She served with the Women's Mountain Top, Pa., and Mrs. .f'ontlnueil from Page One) troops and 1,879 enemy killed In plans' for the pledging program Apert from Kissinger, the other noMy end effeotivMy rather pore and then go to South Viet Army Coips touring World War Ruth Carpenter of Clarksburg, action. firirls told him they decided to make up the story when Thmnas fifave them an Phone Rates at Emanuel Church. Others op kingpin is H. R, Haldeman, Nix than on the preparation for put new pressures tor (xmees- nam. n. She was a communicant of W. VA,; and seven grandchil Ttie week before the totals of apple with a soft spot in it. (AP Phottofax). the committee are Rodney An on’s chief of staff. Haldeman is an after-extetenoe. slons on President Nixon. WASHINGTON (AP) — The St. Mawrlce’s Church and a dren. battlefield deed i sported 2843, American consumer, beset with derson, Irving Carlson, C. Ger the administrator who has most If the enemy does not signifi If you have given up "old Hosiery, a Gift from Practical You member of the Women’s Aux Funeral services will be held 102 Americans, 297 South Viet dependence and self-determina ard DiManno, Herbert Bengt- say about what people get Nix cantly raise Infiltration and the rising costs end a shrinking dol time” reNgton. UnUarisniam iliary of thb Bolton Fire De tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Rose namese and 2,303 Viet Gong and tion of the Vietnamese people.” Queen 'Feels Pinch son, Miss Ruth I. Benson, Rob on’s ear and what pieces of pa Proportioned fit with 5 sizes that fit any level of combat In this period, ‘Ollie’ Back, U.S. PoKcy lar, is getting some welcome re has tha answer tor you. partment and the Democratic Hill Funeral Home, 680 Elm St., North Vietnamese. He said Nixon spoke as if ert Henrickson, Bruce JMinson, per come to his attention. these experts say. It could mean lief from old "Ma Bell." In High Cost of Living lag height or foot length. Soft inner lining Party in Bolton. Rocky Hill. Burial wUI be in The weekly casualty report Roy Johnson and B. John Kjell- either Hanoi’s ability to escalate He’s .Legal" Vietnam wanted a U.8. surren As a result of 'negotlaUcne Before BhrUchman got hla and elastic top. Sunrivors, besides her hus Rose Hill Memorial Park, raised the number of Americans der "in an attempt to stir the LONDON (AP) — (hieen Eliz Bon. Visitation has been arrang pew itltle he already had evolved the war la limited or that it was Firm in Viet with the government, American band, Include a daughter, Mias Rocky Hill, reported killed In Vietnam since The atato of OonneclUcut American people’s national abeth n has begim to feel the ed for local church members as the main packager of domes sticking to a policy of gradual Telephone and TelegnqSi wlU Mary Jo Rogowski of Bolton; Friends may call at the funer decided to drop Rs case (Continued from Page One) pinch of the high cost of living de-escalation—or both. Jan. 1, 1961, to 39,2.‘.2 and the re pride and to secure their sup cut its, interstate long distance and for those in nearby towns tic policy arguments for presen UNITARIAN S(X:iETY three brothers, Sebastian Wag al home tonight from 7 to 9. ported enemy total in that peri against the WUd C argo Pet port for the continuation of the rates by a record $160 million along With her loyal subjects, a who do not pledge in church on tation to the President. a. Sloch laOngth ner of Maryville, James Wag Such a development would fit visional revolutionary govern court official says. OF MANCHE?5TER od to 6661.801. Shop of 611 Main St, which war of aggression. I have many starting next year. ATW is par Sunday morning. The staff reorganisation and 4 9 1 MAIN BlTtBBT Eogulur $1.59 ner of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and In with Nixon’s program of U.S. ment, said Nixon’s s)>eech "has 9 7 ‘ The U.S. Command said 724 it had ohaiged with pur times stated that . the Viet ent company of the Bell Tele The official disclosed Wednes shuffling of titles does broaden las our Bahinlsy ad Frianols Wagner of Kansas Computer Eases de-escalatlon and withdrawal. Americans were w >unded lsu:f chase, poeseeBion and offer confessed that he is pursuing a namese people only want to the phone system. day that the queen, who is one state, and is dipping into her . Bhrttchman’s sphere a Mt. City, Mo.| three sisters, Mrs. In any event, the next three to N week, increasing the total since ing for sale a greet horned United States to completely TUs reduction, ooigded with of the world’s richest women, private income. Dr. Daniel P. Moynlhan, who five months evidentty will be a military ;êttlement in South b. Ovor tlio Cdlf Maggie Johnson of Wallingford, Jan. 1, 1661, to 267,609. owl. withdraw from Vietnam. They another $87 million dash stdied- can no longer make do with her Most of the royal family’s pri had headed Nixon’s Urban Af T 2 7 Crowded Camps critical period for Judging ene Vietnam and not a negotiated Mrs. Mildred Ashford of Mary A U.S. spokesman announced Prosecutor Joseph Para- do not want anyone to surren uled to go into effect Feb. 1, annual otfictal allowance of vate resources are in real es fairs Council, became a counse Rogulur $1.79 my action In the light of Nixon’s settlement.’ ’ . ville, and Mrs. Mamie Hamp In California today that three American GIs diao said he had decided to der.” nxeans a total savings in 1970 of nearly $1.3 mUlion from the tate. lor to the President, assigned to ton of Long Beach,fCalif., and policy speech Monday. He made released by the Viet Cong after noUe ithe case 'when he re She said Nixon attempted ’’to Thuy charged Nixon had dis clear then a key ’factor in keep $237 million on phone cells several nieces and' nephews. SAC^MENTO, Calif. (AP) months of captivity in Jungle examined the cMalte aiatutes Justify . U.S agression . . . as torted the history of the origin across state lines. The funeral will be held Mon — People who want to camp in ing to his secret timetable for camps will fly to the United concerning fisheries and well as hts present erroneous of the Vietnam war and claimed troop withdrawals la what the In making the rate trimming day at a time to-be announced a state park next year will be State Saturday to rqjoln their games. Therin Hes an ex policy." that it was a series of U.S. ac enemy does'; announcement Wednesday, the from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 able to reserve a spot by com famillee. ception to Sec. 26-92 which Mrs. Binh declared: "I f thd tions in South Vietntm after the CHARGE IT oa Seam BeveHag Charge ’’If the level of enemy activity Federal Oommunieations Com- Main St., Manchester, with a puter. An Army spokesman said ini etaitee that any wild bird United States persists in pro 1964 Geneva agreements which mission said the cuts reflect on Mioss of requiem at St. Mau significantly Increases,’’ ' he By plunking down a |1 fee at tial tests to determine if the may legally be taken and le longing and Intensifying the war finally brought on the war. increasing ATkT profit coig)led What’s in the drawer said, "We might have to adjust rice’s Church, Burial will be in a computer outlet In a neighbor three had caught malaria gally transported into of aggression, in ‘Vietnamlzlng Thuy recalled President Ho our timetable accordingly.” with growing distance E3ost Cemebe^, Manchester, hood bank or store, they Will proved negative, and the way state from any other state or the war,’ The Vietnamese peo Chi Minh’s tetter to Nixon out phone use. Friends may call at the fu North Vietnamese Infiltration country. find out Immediately whether was cleared for their return ple are resolved to keep on lining his demands for peace. AT&T said details of the outs' neral home Saturday and Sun the desired location will have Into the South has been in home. , Ollie, the great horned owl fighting until complete victory. 'The Hanoi envoy concluded that helps keep Quasar TV will be mode known in the near fluenced by seasonal factors. day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. room for them on the specified The freed POWs—Spec. 4 Wil in quertion, was purchased Neither -threats nor perfidious his speech by saying: "If the future. But the $160 milUon re Monsoon rains normally have date. lie A. Watkins of Sumter, S.C., in Texas, according to the maneuvers can shake the iron Nixon adminlrtreMon still with duction could mean about a 3 slowed troop movement along lauls J. Welches If not, the helpful computer Spec. 4 James R. Strickland of WUd Caig:o Pet Shop. They will of the Vietnamese people.” ' draws troops in driblets, pro per cent drop in the average Louis J. Welches, 66, of 162 the trails through Laos from offered proof of that pur- longs the war, protracts U.S. out of the repair shop? will suggest another camp Dunn, N.C., and Pfc. C oy R. Tin Referring to Nixon’s state phone MU for Interstate oalla. Park St., was dead on arrival late spring until November. which will. sley of Olevelandi Tenn.—all chase to Judge J. Robert ment that precipitate U.S. with military occupation, and imple The PpC said the $160 million at Manchester Memorial Hos Then for about six months Information from the outlets said they had received "good Lacey In drcuil court 12. drawal would lead to massa ments neocolonialism In South reduction toitows from a recent V pital last night. better weather has alldwed will go straight into a central treatment" from the Viet Cong, Manchester Session this cres, Mrs. Binh charged that "It Vietnam, then as la written In ly completed review o t the Mr. Welches was born Aug. computer In Los Angeles. Re massive reinforcements to go Army sources reported. morning. Is the U.S. aggressors and their President Ho Chi Mlnh’s testa South. ' . phone company’s financial sta 19, 1914 In South Bend, Ind.,' servations, If available, will be All three are 22 yecurs old. Judge Lacey agreed with puppet administration In Saigon ment to the Vietnamese People: Officials say some seasonal tus, made by tile commission. the son of John P. and Matilda cunflrnied In seconds. The men are at the Army’s the prosecuHcn that the . . . who massacre the popula "The resistance against U.S. Increase would be normal sow Bell officials end outside ex Rau Welches. He lived In Den About 6,600' state park camp 24th Evacuation Hospital at state had no prtma ihcle tion with their bombs, noxious aggression may be long still. perts. and In coming months, butithe ver, Colo., many years before sites are available under the Long Binh, 12 miles northeast of c€ise against the pet shop chemicals and gases, resorting Our people may have to sacri question Is how much of anj ef TTie $87 million savings otteets moving to Manchester six system, said William Penn Mott Saigon and a spokesman said and, so, OUle Is back at 611 to savage crimes such as decap fice a great deal of wealth and fort Hanoi will make and^for- an identical Increase in rates months ago. A career veteran Jr., stole parks and recreation they appeared to be "in real Main St. where he will be itation, burying people alive or manpower. In any case, we what purpose. granted ATAT tor users o f such of the U. 8. Army, he was a director. good shape." They were being kept on display, not tor sale, drowning all a t . once hundreds must resolutely fight the U.S. Nixon reported In his speech large commercial facilities as master sergeant at his retire Mott’s department launched a questioned about their experi to hds legions of admirers. of persons Into the seas."*'Once* aggressors till total victory’.’ ’ ment in 1962. He was a member that ’’enemy Infiltration over Telpak and Teletypewriter ex system of reservations by mall ences with the Viet Cong, but the American and satellite South Vietnamese Ambassa change—TWX. of the Knights of Columbus and the Inst three "months Is less In 1968, but sometimes It was spokesmen sald^ what they re scattered clashes across the f troops are withdrawn, and the dor Pham Dang Lam told the REM Association In Denver. than 20 per cent of what it. was Although k wlU coet less for a weeks before the camper knew ported was classified military country Wednesday. The allies cruel Saigon U.S. puppet admip- meeting that the pace of -the Survivors Include hla wife, over the similar period .last Maryland resident to call his whether the spot he wanted was Intelligence. •aid four South Vietnamese istration withdrawn,' ail these withdrawal of allied forces “de Mrs. Grace Kearns Welches, year.". mother in San D ie^ , there is no available. Newemen were not permitted troops were kUled, and two massacres will stop.” pends on whether or not your and two sisters, Mrs: Gen The Defence Department has reduction' in sight for calls Most of the cam ping-by-c^- to talk to the men. Americana and 11 government side Is genuinely searching for evieve Pittman and MIsi Lil stopped disclosing precise Intel She said the National Libera across town. Local and state puter outlets will be In the 1-os The men walked Into a South soldiers were wounded. peace in Vietnam." lian Welches, both of South ligence estimates of Infiltration, tion Front’s program ' provides' costs; are governed by state Angeles and San Francisco met- Vietnamese outpost south of Da "If the Hanoi Communist Bend. but officials are reported to be for the prohibition of "all acta of agencies, not ttie FCXJ, which ^ropplltan areas next year. Even Nang Wednesday morning, ap leaders truly respect the right Hie funeral will be held Sat lieve tl\e monthly average for terror, reprisals and discrimina has Jurisdiction over interstate tually, they, will be established parently after walking tor about to self-determination of the urday at 8:16 a.m. from the the Aitgust-October period was Estimated Value tion against (>eople having col phone rates. / statewide. a week. Ibelr feet were cut and South Vietnamese people . j . John F: Tierney Funeral Home, about. i.OOO to 2,600 men. laborated with either’side.” ' In making its deciskm on the The state leaws the romputer scratched. then they must, deal with the 219 West Center 8t., with a Secretary Of State William P. Of Building Up Mrs. Binh repeatedfhe Viet $160 miUion trimming; the FOC service from Cnmputicket, a Hanoi Radio announced the tiong demand for settlemeilt'of question of withdrawing b a c k ^ said it focused on the large in-- Mass of requiem at St. James’ Rogers said a' month ago that as men were freed lost Friday, and North 'Vietnam their troops and Church at 9. Burial will be In firm which, makes reservations a result of the Infiltration de The estimated value of Man the war on Its 10-point progranh- creases in interest rates' for sports events and plays. military sources said they ap subversive forces present In St. James’ Cemetery. cline—which began last spring chester construction for which calling tor total, rapid, uncondi charged the company on bor Gov. Ronald Reagan Issued a parently had been marched un tional withdrawal of, U.S. and Sbuth Vietnam. In Cambodia rowed capital and on'AT4n'’S Friends may call at the fu — total North Vietnamese der guard from their Jungle -building permits were Issued and ItixLaos,’’ he said. ,i / statement saying, ^‘We 'have/ strength In South Vietnam had other non-Vietnamese forces peed to puU in more than $2(X) neral home tomorrow from 2 to prison to within sight of the outlast month Jumped to $3,700,336, He repeated Saigon’s call for now set up what any cllisen dropped by about 30,000 men. and the replacement of the Sai million a montl) tor nejw con 4 and 7 to 9. ‘ or approximately 94 per cent secro't talks wjth Hanoi and' the should be able to expect on a rf toe North Vtethamese take • P?"*-- K Nr gon regime. struction. "They loot some weight," an above the $1,393,693 total value pro-vlsionel reVolutlonaty gov vocation the opportunity to re advantage of their seasonal op She scorned the Idea that free But, the phono company’s in- Charles B. Hughisi Army spokesman said, "but no< of a year ago, according to a ernment and said^^Rwre can be serve In advance and know the portunity for muss reinforce elections could be organized by tMstete earnings are expected COVENTRY t?harles Evans a significant amount. Tinsley report by Thomas Mopahan, no discussion about tnbv(uture of The parks and Ttcreatlon lie-, ments it would Indicate to li.S. the Saigon administration "un to top 8 per cent this year, the x Hughes, 63', of Avery Shores kwt about 20 pounds." chief building Inspector. South Vietnam "without the Rd..' husband of Mrs. Evelyn space will be there." officials Hanoi Is preparing for der the control of American and FOC said, siAl still wili exceed He said ’Hnsley was wounded Included in last month's participation and the agreemstit Matthews Hughes, died yester partpient took 64,(MX) reservn- offrn.ilves'on n'scale toyond the puppet troops.” Instead, she 7.5 per -cent under the new in the shoulder when he was figures Is a $1,713,000 permit to of the government of the repubK day at S_t. Francis Hospital, Uoni} by, moll between Jiuiuary "high points" of fighting typlcgl said a provisional coalition gov charges. , captured last March 9 but was Green Manor Construction Co., l?_pf Vietnam." “ Hartford. -and Jhe end of June this year. of enemy operations this year. ernment could organize ‘ ‘Seti- Ihia is not an unreasonable treated by a Viet Cong medic. for 214' condominium aparj- ■ “ It la high time for your side Mr. Hughes was born Oct. 11, The present U.S. concept of ulnely free and democratic gen rate of return, the commission Strickland was reported miss menta uff.L^dall St.; and a Up aband<'n your propaganda in 1916, In Wilkes-Barre, Pu:, son Hanoi's war policy Is that It Is eral elections to determine the said Of the Bell system, which Solid-stote mim-clrciBt* dasi^Md not to out or loM pdwor.~ ing Jan. 8, 16M. and Watkins a $400,000 permit to KLI Aatoci- prder to begin serious discus i/ _ of Mrs. Alvira Hughes of Wilkes geared to a "long haul, low political regime of South Viet had asked for a 8.6 to 9 per cerl day later. ates, for 86 apartments on Pros sions with our side.” Barre and thf late GriffHh About To%vii cost" strategy designed to keep nam ."' % rate of return. Thay jhalp Quasar Color TV ratoin now-sot color.. sot sound . . . now-sot Strickland, Joking with hospi pect St. ■ ■ Chapman * Court, Order of pressure on the United 'States’ . The phone company didn’t Hughes, and had lived in Cov In October of last year, per "The Vietnamese people do Amaranth, will meet tomorrow and South Vietnam Indeflnlteljr tal attendants, said he would eat ^ m to take the FOC findings entry for. several years. He had anything but rice. mits totaling $809,000 were is not demand the U.S. to surren Raincoats for Sheep In the drawer. Quasar TV hat tubeIsM aolid- right at homa...in minutas. SoM-stata da- been employed for 16 years as at 7:45 p.m. the Mnoonlo and In'the end to outlast Wash der," she said, “ nor do they too hard. ATAT Vice ChairnMn "We've seen enough rice for sued for apartments, with the SYDNEYt AP) —The latest zute mini-ctreuitt. that are designed |tKX to pettdability plus plug-in mini-circurt tervica- a driver for the PltO Motor Temple. Refreshments will be ington. ' want to humiliate the United John D. DeBwtts said while the the reet of our lives," he said. largest one to Suburban lote power and bum out the way tubes do. fbHity...that's.what helps keep Quasar TV Freight, South Windsor. served after the meeting. Offi Some officfals believe such a States." ' 0 for the well-dressed Australian t»te cut “ la somewhat kurgsr Tinsley’s mother, Mrs. R. O. Development Oorp. . fo r . 104 sheep to wear after shearing is Those kMtg-life-solid.state mim-circuitt help out ol tha rapair shop. And now you can gal Survivors, besides his wife cers will wear color gowns. strategy might include provision Hanoi's Ambassador Xuan than we believe appropriate at 6 Tinsley, said he telephoned her units off Oakland St., $604,000. and mother, include two sons, for a Juture cease-fire if Hanoi a dear plastic raincoat. > tWa time. It wUi not by ttseU re Quasar Color TV retain Ht rtew-eet color, its Quasar in compact sizae, aa weN ae the famous and told her he wanted "the blg- BuUdlng fees reported for Thuy said the Nixon speech James H. Hughes and Charles The executive board of Ver- decided a truce was to Its nd; They come in two grades— duce our interstate* rate o f ra- new-set sound, itt new-sat sharpness. "w orkt-in-a-draw er" consoles. Complete gast ’-turkey tor Thanksgiving October Of this year," converse "clearly revealj t'hat the United E, Hughes, both of Coventry;' pinnek School PTA will meet to vantage^' it also could allow for States has not only clung to Ks thin ones at 10 Australian canto turn below 8 per ce n t" If. for soriie reason, e mini-arcuk over needs wkh compact prtcae. See the orw of your that anybody ever saw" but no ly. were tower than those In Oc three daughters, Mrs. Beatrice night at 8 In the school library. a negotiated settlement, but the role of gendarme in Asia but (11 US cento) each, and thick ITie FOC ordered the rate cut replacing, artothar can ba ptuggad >n. UtuaHy choice now. rice pudding or rice dresalng to tober 1968, with $3,207 deposit K. Aldrich of Coventry, Mrs. Nixon administration's Judg also wanted to keep Us role of ones fo r'15 cents (16 US cents). w a 8-1 vote with Oommiastoner go with it. ^ ed this year and $8,361 last It’s reckoned they will raise the wossl' Barbara Gorman of Rbckville, Members of the VFW a I^xU- ment about that prospect Is international gendarme." Nicholas Johnson the oidy dls-' '"H e doesn't want to hear of year. Fees for permits ^ ara temperature of the sir around rJV Zr* DaariaSCe ts~ rraaeS PrestMtal LeieSey •r and Mrs. Dorothy J. Bentley of lary planning to march or ride very pessimistic. Referring to Nixon's revela senter. He said the company (-■■■-■« smi-i-i. m as •) any more rice os long as he sometimes' collected before the i . 277 as - I '.m «s ’-I Willlnôn; five brothers, Rich fn the Veterans Day parade on Another option Is open to the tion of private contacts, Thuy the sheep by 16 degrees, and should lurve been requirsd to Uvea," she said. building permits' are issued. ard Hughes of Vernon, John North Vietnamese, one which said: “ The fact Is that at both will last a fortniglM. ' trim the rates at least Saturday are reminded ito meet On» their first day back, the They are deposited In the month Hughes and Russell Hughes, currently concerns’’ipollcy mak private and official ralks, the Seyep sheep In a tiKuisand die $30 mUlion. / ■ nt the IMst.Home at-9:30 u.m. men dined on steak,-me «hed p6- received and are so recorded. ” both of Wilkes Barre, Edward ers here. That Is to Intensify |lhe U .S., delegate has maintained front the cold after shearing in TTie last interstate lo iy for the parade which, starts at i |tatoesr peas, salad, cake and ice ' Permits were issued last war from time to time and In his standpoint of aggression, Australia, and that’s nearly a t“ toe rate cut was ordered by cream and watched television. month for 9 siitglihfamUy dwell crease American casualties In stubbornly demanding a 'mu million' sheep. . the FOC in 1967 when the costs The U.S. Command said the ings, at an a v e i^ e value of OiBsar Color TV d r s 5 4 R § onler to stimulate domestic an tual withdrawal', persistently But deepite that.'K's not a B- ’•am cut s total of $U9 m n u ^ The Bible Class of the Sglva* release of the three Ameiical .$23,443. In October of 1968, per tiwar pressures on Nixon to maintaining . . . the Thieu-Ky- nanctal proppeiUon for the aver ATAT said this ' wtU bs tha Pei‘Mmal Notices tion Army will m?e< tonight at Division soldiers brought to 31 mits Were Issued for 18' single pyM R €>f.A^@ nfodlfy hts policy. Khlem administration. There age sheep rancher. 'The value of eighth such drqp in the teat -10 7:80 In the Junior Hall of. the the number of Amerii'aji prison family dwellings, at an average f i fore. no question has been set the sheep tost works out at 4 yrara. In Memoriam Citadel to continue Us study of ers freed by , the enemy since value of $17,470. . ' tled. That is why we have many 6enu 44 US canto) a head of III torinc memory <>L Waller R. the ’’book of cienesls.’’ February 1967. Latest Pentagon Pertnlts were issued last CSssellS Sr., who psaand away Nu-~ SiirgiMtiiH Awafl (jills a time said that what ia itqpor- thoec shorn, or about one-fWiith 6. usa reports list 346 Americans cap month also tor one 8-family ' ■ r ■■ RABBI .MUST SUPERMHE tont Is not the wsy of meeting of the price of the thick 'raia- 71 KUled Per 100,000 FRANKFURT. Germany — tured and 9T8 mlaslnf In action, dwelling: four garaiges; two coata. , - ' JiMt oa you were. >\>u will alwnys WASHINGTON — Federal Surgical tirat aid la available but the principle question ^ Is DBS MOOfBS. Iowa Agri but many of the missing Are pi temporary trailera, tor bualneM whether or hot the Untied State# However, the coats are b e ii« A iS a o t tbousht In our fnrtnorfit regulations prohibit thCj, term, anywhere In Frankfurt within io tots who a re ' believ’ed impris purposes; 26 alterations aiKl ad- culture rank# third Amosw UA. Yesis go to. but memorlra »uy. "kosher style." op food prod is willing to give up its position pul forward As a good ids# industries in the As m sr ona as dead an yrMerday. minutes. Three t^mbulances. oned In-North Vietnam. dlttons. two tool sheds; one ucts unless they have actually of colontallst aggression, wheth when abearing is done in Meak tivsth rate, with ahswt n 2 6 ti> RMT AO nCAM stationed at different hospUals, West On the battleftolda, U.S. and swirnmlng pool; two ' fences; er or not it really wants .to settle conditions; And for pef a n * Uwtiwiy Mtaaed, been processed ' under rabbini provide the unique service^ deaths .par 100.000 wociarn The flO-ISM W lf^ Children and (Irand- South Vletnameae troopa report three signs, and four demoli- the Vietnam problem on the ba ewes And buneU being ehom *03 RUKNSm AVI. lAST HAKTPpip. eONN. A K D t A V B //// • //// // )• )//'{'/ cal supervision. which averages two runa a d*y. dollar; east of term srrklsiAs ed 107 of Use enemy kiltad th tlona. - sts of respect for the right to la- for the O nt 'Uias. la. nearly a taOUen a year.' ' ■ - T h a i I srUkln a I I St nsiUS. : > a n d C e . <'r, . . . I t. V • \

:c ; A. ■> - ?- PAGE TEN MANCHESTEh EVENING HERAlsD. MANCHESTEB. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 ' MANCHESTER EVENING H i^ L D . MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 1969 ____ _ . .______' . • ! . . • FAGE ELEVEN heal the fact that, in .their original deed ilEanrhpBiP7 of violence, they endangeredxthe lives said a well known, banking offi Connecticut Yrassinelli W ill Attend cial who asked that hls name of many innocent people. It IsNnerely BOY SCOUT In sid e ED ptttt^ 'îpraif' Borrowers Kicking not be used, "but the fact Is we a footnote which says that they ^ M ' Yankee P roject ’69 Charity Ball Notes tmdNews feel Inflation will be suouad a ____ PUBUHHKD BY THE, In order to get some place they didn’ t, long time. Ehren if we ga$ down Report evergoRe’s HKRAl.n FBXNTINO CO.. INC fleveral Mate dignltarleB head from 6 per cent to S per cent. It 18 BUaell ftrect really want to be! Tiaaps M At Kickers on Loans Uancliait«i% Conn. By A.H.O, - ed by Lt. Gtav. AttlUo R. Fna- won’t^be easy to reduce the rate (Oonttnoed from Page 10) TB01LA8 F. FCROUSOK sinMU plan to attend tbe m ini Boy Scout Troop 96, Buckley NEW YORK (AP) —If buUd- ^WALTER R. FERGUSON Umlted, said a spokesman for from-'there." * faperitel What Is the cure going to bo? Indi Schot^ held Us awwiiai Hallo ers had their way the so-called W yly, who personally contrt Publlsben Unlike some suddenly contrite annual Brothertiood-In-Actian the National Association of R ^ ''' 'What particularly irritates Founded O c ti^ r 1. 1881 ween party last week In the equity kicker would be kicked hiked weU over $100,MX) to Rk9r rectly, the arrival of these six . Ameri Charity B all Satunfc.y. Elstaje Boards, only by tjie- 1m- twUders Is toat a a ^ y i ^ e e a n lllr t m voices which have now been school cafeteria. Hie Ladles ard Nixon’s 1968 campaign, ac I ' ■* Publlstaed Every Eventns Except 'Sundays cans back home may offer some hope. The Charilty Ball wlU be held from here to eternity. But, since a ^ a tio n . the sue of their mortgage loons, and Holidays. Entered at the Poet Office al heard on the state scene, this Club provided refreahments.'and tually has acesM to the Oval Irt the State Arm ory, Mn real eo- for and gpt . receipts from mem right to exist and defend his 21 boys camped at-'Camp John agalnat them. The banka llk e to ____ MEMBEIR OF ~ ~ ofganlaaltlons: Friendship Lodfle tate Investment specialist, "is, bership fees. legal entry Into Cuba by Illegal means. views and his practices even son In Bolton. The campout say that the kicker makes their THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of Masons, Manchester Lodge ’<3et me a tosw'îhout a kick and remind him of'*rampalgn The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled But It may be a sign that the country wdien the going was roughest featured a ctom country com Not all bankers agree that the loans rates vary with the times. u> the use of republlcatlon of all news dis of Masons, Campbell Council er’.’’ In^raartngly, however. It commHmenta to the ghetto. for hlip- We never yielded to pass problem over flve miles kicker is a good way to beat the The builders say the variance U patches credited to It or not otherwise credit which has been the'favorite destination Khlghts of OoUimhuB, and the can’t jid done. OOierwtee, the future of black ed In this paper and also the local news pub what seemed to be the popular, of difflcult terrain. Peter uncertainties created by Infla in only one direction: upward. lished here. CXiaiCer Oak Lodge of B’nal 'iA lc k e r means that the lend tion. In fact, some fear that a captallam wlH surely be more All .liM ts of republlcatlon of special d ^ of most hl-jackers has begun to find its verdict among politicians In the Swartsburg of Glastonbury, Many builders- have made no B ’ritfa; er no Imigar is satisfied with bureaucratic shuffles and no ful patches herein are also reserved. role embarrassing. And this possible de last few years, which was that professkihal campliig once inviolate principle—that secret of their anger and have Each yeeu* for the past three irtiding money for a fixed rate the lending and equity functions flUment. The Herald Printing Company Inc., as he had-Detroit and Boston. are equally Insistent that, with the ABA come out In favor of way toward a general agreement among slashing kind of attack being L ®ver made to change each nsl;-, Victor Dupuy n, Mark day U long off before borrowers will build a 829-mlle hlgh-pres- banka being permitted to own _MEMBER AUDIT BUREAlToF CIRCULA thrown at him from almost pomprised of persons from all other’s beUefS, only to undei- Hafner, David Hiers, Donald inflation eroding the return on are going to have the upper sure trunk line from Santa ChM TIONS. nations to discourage hl-jacklngs by real estate. The rbsoluUon was every quarter. It was the kind stand each other through know Ritchie, Robert Kamlnaky, Don fixed Investihenta, fliey cannot hand. to the Argentine border. turned down. D ^tay advertising closing hours pledging to send hl-jackers back where of attack which instinctively de ledge and working together. I ald Blake, James White, Rich afford to make oonventional For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. loans. For some banking instltuUons For Tuesday — p.m. Saturday they came from. signed itself to bewilder and de believe this brotheihood Is the ard Caplow, Steven Roes, Roger 1 the limitation is meaning!ess For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Mondai moralise him before it drove solution to the many problems Plante, Jonathan Peck , Jon Among the first lenders to CODE To Pay Reward For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday him to the final decisimi, which adopt the idea were life insur anyway. By forming a holding For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday There Is apparently very little ^«4al that face the world today. Sllverstein, 'Ira Freldman, ance companies, a bit of irony company, a bank can operate a For Word on Pushera For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. has now appeared in hls resig “As we all subscribe to the Blake LiUyerop, Phillip HJarne, CiftBsIfled deadline — 5 p.m. day befort chance of getting any nation to têe nation. H ie attack worked and when you consider that they mortgage lending firm that Is publication. 6 p.m. Friday for ^ t u r ^ i principle that we are our John Hafner, Todd Elmore, HARTFORD (AP) —A group* one of the reasons it worked was above all other inatltutioiui completely free to engage in eq ftestniTM t and Monday publlcatton to an Iron-clad rule about thls.^hecause brother’s keeper, we have put Gary Compasso, Kevin Hiers of anonymous cltlMns h&a DdkiitssM & spread the gospel of the fixed uity financing. that not even those vriio m l^ t sto IBIS our efforts to helping others and Robert Thurston. formed a committee to pay re Thursday, November 6 no nation likes to turn down ah earnest The equity trend has slgnlfl- ASSORTED normally have been hls de Investment being the certain wards for Information leading seeker of political aaylum^'ût a firm walks of life who ore ^rtunate tlwui ourselves. fenders chose to put themselves way to security, eance for a much larger part of to the arrest of drug pushers CHOCOLATES resolve to send bock any/td-jackers who In the line of fire. ssmethlng about the serious Keyboard Altered Beginning'several years ago the population than boUders, for and dealers. fMfuHiflf « LIm •! 1 lb. $1.95 Better Than Telegrrams The important questloD Is why problem o f drug abuse in Man- they demanded port ownership It means that some of the na SturM laMvUlMii seemed mentally unbalahced might help; The worahipful master of GENEVA — Originally the The group Is called "CODEJi. Pklikt - IMklMi 2 fcs. $3,85 this persecution took place, or diester. The council has several of projects on which they lent tion's largest institutions are Ntw istk DttMtH « Chm— M m All the while he was tigfhting his way Friendship Lodge of Masons, standing for Committee On the mere ^ t of the hl-jacklng has to anti-drug programs planned, in- typewriter keyboard foU CEM THK AT. more authentic than the stack of syn by drugs.' together for a common cause.” Connecticut' Bank A Trust Cfo., the cost of meeting it, has been lA. Gov. Frassinelli has had fingers. rate. And the methods used are "None of us likes to admit tt," Hartford. thetic sympathetic telegrams he display “Horror Stories” About Dr growing during these affluent long experience as a member ed on his desk the next morning. years. This has been partly be The director of health services at of the state food and drug ad cause of the broadening scope of ministration. B y all the rules of the political game, vard University, speaking before a group pubUc responsibility, because of He was appointed commis growing awareness of the the President Is entitled to take warmth ^ Massachusetts teachers the other day, sioner of the food and drug ad danger and coat of not meeting ministration in 1968, he has and comfort from the results of the advised that teachers should stop telling that responsibility, and partly been a member at the ossoda- gubernatorial races In New Jersey and ■ their students "horror stories'’ about because the more affluent the tion of food and drug officials r I society as a whole, the farther Virginia. drugs. o f the United States, he is past brtilnd It has been leaving some president of the New England Weathers... for all the family of Its less fortunate or less Obviously, there were factors Involved Such lAorles, he said, do very little Assodation of Food and Drug talented or less spirited mem Officials and he has held many In these races which were more Import good, often merely convlncb young bers. other Important drug posts. ant and more decisive Uum the fact people that their elders ^ e over-sensa- This whole trend of the time Others who will attend the was unpleasant to many udio that the President of the linked States tlonallzlng the Issue for hypocritical pur ball include Dr. Donald Pet, saw It developing, and almost chief of professional services of chose to go Into each state and do some poses of their own. unspeakable to those who had to the Alcohol and Drug Depiend- face up' to the Immense public campaigning for the Republican caus?. ence Division of tbe Department Teachers should concentrate instead, spending it entailed, and there of Mental Health; and Ernest he said, on trying to promote discussion followed a kind o f reaction But the fact remains that he did do Shepard; acting commissioner which first tried to close Its this, and that the two Republican can and understanding of why people use of mental health. Nature Study By Sylvian Oflsnt eyes and pretend the problem BIRqH IN OCTOBER SUN Several high dtficials of the didates did win, and that hls participa drugs. Such understanding -might do would go away and which then, fraternal organisations also tion In their campaigns was, therefore, more than fear to head off potential finding the problem sUlI there, took the next w ay out, t ^ c h plan to attend. Induded are a successful venture, both for the can users. was to try to blame It all on Raymond F. Bedard, state de didates and for himself. puty of the Knights of Colum ■ We think we agree with Dr. lana By Rowland Evans Jr. Herald lonely UtUe Bernard Shapiro, as Inside If one welfare official could be bus; Carl O. Carlson, deputy The real reaction to President Nixon Farnsworth’s logic. » Yesterdays made the scapegoat for a na grand master of the Masons; and Jack Drazen, president of on the Isspe which most concerns him, tional tidal wave. We don’t think elders should concen Robert D. Novak With this the first part o f Bis the Connecticut Valley Coundl that of Vietnam, Is much better than 2S Year$ Ago problem. Commissioner Shapiro B’nal B ’rttii. trate on efforts jo try to frighten youth R e po r t Atty. George C. Lesaner, act he himself seemed to fear when he con had the bad luck to have to The lour beads of the local away from the possible use of drugs. ing .in behalf o f a group of face into the 1969 session of the fraternal organtzations have is sidered hls address to the nation neces WASHINGTON — The latest lljtile enthusiasm for wedding Manchester and area plaintiffs, Such tactics have an historic way. of guished his unhappiness with Connecticut General Assembly, sued statements concerning BIA sary, and much better than the ex shakeup in President Nixon’s the Negro and the buskiees brings suit against the Ring- Stans’ preference for press perhaps the worst and leM t re Project 69. making the peril being warned against faltering program of black ca /community. Conservative White Ilng, Bamum and B ailey Circus tremists for peace seem to think when agent gimmicks over substan sponsible session In all the Victor I. Moses, president of seem somehow more Irresistibly a temp pitalism has saved Secretary of' House aides seem bored b|y the Co. and against the aty of tive programming. state’s poUUcal history, and the Charter Oak Lodge of B’nal they try to moblllie public sentiment Commerce Maurice Stans from ghetto. Nor has any single Pre Hartford for a total of |70,000 tation. With Roesel■^ violating the one demonstrably given, u In B ’rlth, said: against him, potential political embarrass sidential ■ assistant been given for injuries received In the cir Nixon administration’s unwrit its own* passionate conviction "For the third consecutive ment but moved Mr. Nikon’s responstblliky for black ca.pl- cus fire of July 6, 1B44. . But we think It ought to be all right ten prohibition against exhibit that all its ills and limitations year the Brotherhood-ln-Actlon , The real reaction ’is not to the claims campaign pledges to the^/Îegro tallam. If young people In the Hartford area, ghetto still further from re ing too much zeal, hls depart would be cured, instead of committee has again, unsel- Untldiest of all has been Roe- of the peace crusaders, nor to the words demption. /«. ure from OMBE was preordain 10 Years Ago doubled, if It could get annual fldtly, devoted Its time and for Instance, reading the newspapers and .ser's relationship with Stans, Stans breathed a Algh of re ed by mid-September. Stans Atty. Richard Law is renam sessions for Itself, to the sincere efforts for the better- of the President himself, but to hls ac hls boss. When Roeser fouiid listening to the news for themselves, lief- this week whejl Thomas P. succeeded last week in avoid ed aide to town counsel. .thoughtless, heedless verdict. ment of our community. What tions and hls deeds. What he is actually $800 million In other depart should happen to notice that, within the Roeser, a young.' Chicago cor ing Roeser’s resignation by get Six students in Manchester Many was the day, in the 1969 fthis unique committee has ac ments’ funds that could Be used doing In Vietnam — cutting down the poration executive w l^ Superb ting him to accept a “ ptklcy- schools are expelled by the session, when It set off In fuU complished In these past three last few weeks, four young people In the by OMBE and urged Stans to Republican copheettons, allowed making’’ Job as his assistant Board of Education for failure cry after Commissioner Shapi years is unprecedented; not Girls' Washable scale of fighting, taking troops out In negotiate with hls counterparts area have met their death through an himself to be kicked upstairs for minority enterprise. to comply With polio vaccine ro, as If It were sure he would only in Manchester, but also In stead of putting them In—Is much more for their transfer, the Secretary rules. Snowsuils-y overdose of drugs they obviously weren’t out of the .directorship of the Roeser’a successor at OMBE have no defender, but also as our State of Connecticut and flatly refused to venture Into meaningful and eloquent than the con Commerce Department’s Office Is Negro Abiaham Venable, a If it were sure he would stand probably In our nation. Words Nylon quill - attached diawvtiiiig IumkJ afraid of. such boat-rocking activities. The with oiliin pile Him. Kiiil w m it. piiru/ of Minority Business Enterprise - non-Republlcan civil servant up there and take It forever. cannot express the satisfaction Ladies' tradiction of sentences he falls Into substitute was a press release urlid 1)1 Iwo-ione tolid comhinalKmi (O M BE). What the Administra not expected to tallow Riser's, A Thought for Today Instead of taking It forever, which was gained by the B’nal when he trlog to ratlonallce these ac pledging that $301 mUUon wlU Writh lodge In working with Sizei .l-Zin , tion Mad feared was Roeser re--, example In prodding Staiis. Ac Sponsored by the Manchester he has finally bowed and run, Fine quality i batllandi Wool Mellon Hooded (^ r Goals ' be spent through 'n ext June. the Masons and the Knights of tions for the mixed national audience. For ('onfidence In Our Courts signing with a blast exploslng tually, Venable Is expected to be OouncU o f Churches and the hounds of the 1969 ses Heavyweight, full pile lininy Three piece, f akr fur q i im m )I rnrllun Where It will come from is Oohmibus to bring Into reality the. absolute failure to develop a black front man while OMBE sion are wondering, suddenly, zip-off hood in irzet H-jO ' 9.97 lined fi»r t%Us war Disappointment Is evoked by the anybody’s guess. the worthy and charitable goals There was some response to' what he / black capitalism since Jan. 20. Is run by Anthony Chase, quiet Prayer Of Confeeslon why they aren’t happy about fnddrn zipper cfp« 1s actually doing In Vlotnnrtj In wh/^{ designed to evaluate the conduct of those between Stans and Roeser over God, smash our masks of pre committee. Furry Stadium Parka Stans alto Is relieved — for the office to O M BE ’s No. 2 post. when they find out that, al SALE the voters In these two states a c ^ l l y who sit on the bench. The urgency ■ of long-term strategy. As we re tention. And we w ill express “ I sincerely hope that these time being — of pressure for a. Chase, who ran for Congress though the man has gone, all Jr. Boys' Toggle CoaU I ur • haK cotm only. the need to better resolve questions of ported three weeks ago, Stans who we really are. If we ex the problems remain. organizations continue this de tktuhle hreatled - aliachcd hood, vinyl lie did in the voting booth. He IS/ihovIng program. Yet. failure to nurture from the state of W ellin gton Double bteiUcd. wide notch collar, full M/ei G'ljh judicial propriety and performance has blue-peruHlled to extinction Roe- press who we really aro. we voted effort In the years tp hell. 2 puckelt. quill lined. Iiotly aih- 23.97 Candidate Nixon's most Innova last year, la even leas likely riyon doblry lining. Hip-tengih and knee Heavy weight wool mellon. warm pile lin -to defuse the war;,, the volet's moved been recognised In the wake o f national ------_ ------will find God. In finding our- com e." loTK oilon acrylK pile in tutx 7-14 tive proposal cannot be laid at ser’s plan for a quaai-pubUc length. faihkMi blart. ing, zip-off hood in uze> 4-7 to defuse the mote elitrerKc dtimestic ohd Oonnectlout controveralea. corporation to develop ghetto en than Venable to cause trouble.'- selves lye find God. Let us ad- Richard W. Spiller, worship Mel^Ki • na'f^ the door of Mauricis Stans, an In fact, the only reason lor mlt what we are before XBod, Quotations iizei 3fr46 4 9 . 9 9 criticism of. him which' can only live Second thoughts Connecticut’s judges terprises. ^ Stans has not <|e- “ Priendahlp is a force which ful master of Manchester Lodge lO-IH 21.97 orthodox Republican flnancl«r hope Is Sam Wyly, a very rich our failures, our secret derirjs 11.97 15.97 are having apparently hav« not been veloped even a vague substi will help the world to conquer of Masons, said, “Brotherhood- by fastening on som^ 'of hls words and iU-equIpped for creative undeK young (38) computer tycoon and our guilt, our hollowness. stirred by challenges to the sound pur tute In its place. T o this hour, space.” —Soviet cosmonaut In-Action should not be just an takings. Rtither, It Is sympto from Dallas , who has been Let ua confess our sins and re giving them an ,-over-emphaals while pose of the new law .'T h e hesitancy — no blueprint for black capltaJ- Georgl T. Beregovoy, leaving annual occurrence. It should matic of a brutal fact: The ut named bead of OMBE’s advi ceive forgiveness. Mens' Heavyweight Rasehel Mens' Warm Lined Ladies Fall Fashioti neglecting hls entirely. and It’s only natural for the judicial Ism has gone from the Com for holne after a two-week^tour rather be practiced in our ev ter lack of Interest In the black sory council. Liberal-leaning Gary 8. Cornell ■/ . ------Z ______mind to. be to concerned — Is based on ghetto by the occupant of Uie merce Department to the White of the United States with fellow eryday lives; for It will only^ Scarves the legal correctness of the act. Associate Pastor Thermal Underwear Leather S|k>rt Gloves White Hojuse Oval Office. House, Nor has R oger distin (See Page Eleven) spaceman Konstantin P. Feok- be through a constant coopera ‘^Fun Fur” Hats "nius, the judges balk at naming rep South United Methodist Church tistov. tive effort of all mankind that Republicans who are Interost- Nav^ lypr. cot|on knit, greatest cold protection available Suieded deerskin wilh pile lining resentatives to the Judicial Review Coun wars fuid bloodshed will some Six Return .ed In thelghetto Were distressed Long siceve shirts and .driwerj. S-M-L-XL Vented wool Imed racer capeikm cil to be established' for monitoring the early thYij year when Stans seis day become a thing,.of the post. Impoiled fur-lined leathers. Sizes 1.97 ^ e way or another, there has to come work and. off-beitbh conduct of Judges. Let us hope that what has been 3.97 ed control of black capitalism S-M-l-XL Frutge oMungs. lignalures The oonatItutlonaUty of the act Is being started here in Manchester I k cure to the hi-Jacklng .business, by . creating OMBB. They were ’ H' Iwills. Iiingr aicCiH, gain Impetus, and spread 2.69 Acrylrc pi|le - n<»n,allrrRrnK f uli/ltr>' . studied by a committee of the jurists, reassured, temporarily, whep wtxii challn pitnU. raising the question whether the Revlmv throughout -.the world until ed • one i4/e fill ill Solid white and VI necessity has, of course, been- Stans selected Roeser, 41, public friHty colurt •ilk chiffun squa'iev Board should be written Uito the flu te brotherly love Is a ‘-reality.’’ 4 .9 9 ' affairs officer 6 t Quaker Oats X given dramatic emphasis by the wildest Boys' Thermal Underwear Conctitutlon. In Chicago, as OM BE’s head. Jedm J. FitzPatrick, grand of all ht-Jacklngs, which began In the It is too bad questionable lesuea were knight of Campbell Council, Roeser, a Jlspubllcan partisan Circular knil keeps in warmth. lOQt machtne washable air over California and which come to not dealt with when the legltlaUon was and Ideologically a conserva- Knights of Columbus, wrote, cotton. Long sleeve lops, ankle length drawer Natural color Girls' “ Fun Fur” Huts Girls' I/^ng Searves , ^before the (!>enena Assembly. With Uve, was an ardent Nixon sup "Brotherhood in Actlcm in m y an end with the arrest of a young Ma - sizes: S-M-L Boys' Leather Glpves\^ lawyers dominating the Legislature’s Ju porter long before Miami opinion Is a group of men with Fluffy oiloo pile aitd Miylas rine In a church outside Rome.' diciary Committee, It woidd seem that Beach. At the same time, he differeat beliefs, setting aside Cloche Hoods - Piaiet tuques S4>ll titUm kmt$ tlnpr$ and pat such Issuee would have been raised in had become deeply comiAItted their differences, and seeking Now O n ly Luaurioui, warm pile lining Fine Our Reg 1 '*7 -^fnnprd »nd$ 2.97 The young Marine was berserk, with time and SetUed expertly. to Improving life In the ghetto out^ln each other that which quality caprdun lealher S-M-L-XL This Isck can be explained. Apart fiom they hold in common, and using out illo g ic a l motivation. through civic work In Chicago.. the fact that the required, thoroughness Thus, black, capitalism was to this os a foundation to build has not charaotorlsed the work of the And now there is added demonstration him a golden opportunity to In jVp rntore icy fingers! Fashion-Right Assembly, the law tn question was pass volve hls party in the gjietto The o f the need for some way to put an end ed ^rather hurriedly In the waning days without departing from Repub BATTBUES FOR of Uie last sesolon. ’Hiere had been the lican principles. 100% Wool Handwai|mer Leather Boots to such dangerotiB folly. Six Americans ^10 Original national furor that led to Uie reatjptatlon who once hl-Jacked planes to Cuba and Even If he had enjoyed full of Abe Fortas from the Suprenae Court flacking from Stans and the I Prried who apparently did so because they were and a shockingly frank dsbate on the Stadium White House, Roeser would Hot S ^ t Vamp < t K-i y» making tome Ideological choice between floor of the House preceding confirma have been severely handicapped 5 . 6 9 16.97 -Oie Am erican system and jthat of Pldel tion of a- Circuit Court judge. by Di^fBB’s grekesque financ Blanket Chngrleie with a flannel caiiy bag CAL DOR PfUCCO 16’^Lacr lop These deyelopmenU dramatically Im ing. Without any funds of lu Pioducn hours of cornfortabte fSpiAr irt Castro, have now volUntarlly returned pressed the legislators and the public own. It depends wholly oh the heal . I ' to «lu lr own country. In the face of cer with the fact that more control over the willingness of other agencies— C I 17.97 Jpdlclary was in order without delay. tain knowledge that they would be pro the Office, of Economic Oppor 8.99 1.99 Nothing has happened to change that Im- tunity, the Housing and Urban Eleetrirally H eal^ Socks (jknt lulhet uppers, secuted for their tusUon. preoslon. Public,conM enoe In the courts Affairs Department, and the’ FRASER Fringed pUid with vinyl carry ing cate Adds wariMh and round ‘squared lues chunky heels Pile demands the kind ^Sf checking provided Health, Education and 'Welfare cokx.lo any outdoor gjiHt . ■ tiecbicany Healed Socks Operates lined sale ztpperi lur They have had enough of Cuba. They for in the new messuA. If It does not Departnienfc to transfer funds SS frihavgr At»«>i .ir*dy .lo u%c ym N G SERVICE I easy puiun Sues pass the test of legality now being ap fxt fhthlifbl balietw* Sues tOÎ'J s5.88 V • have decided, after all, they like the to OMBE programs. “ U loÔ plied by the judges and the state, atto r Moreover, Roeser had had no a n United Btatai better. There is, perhaps, I V a m , ney general who has .been asked to Is- ^ ctieer-leadlng section In the ' . tom e satisfaction In having^ such pub: sue on opinion, perhspe the flu te Bar White House. Dr. Daniel Pat- lie admlsslan from- them be entered on Association could provide an InUiijn lick Moynlhan. who heads the MAN(J1ESTER - 114S TUUAND TURNPIKE' SALE; THURSDAY tin i SATURDAY method of spotlighting judicial faUure.— the record. 'But this does not cure or Urtion Aff&lra Council «t«re ' 1 6 4 9 . ^ NEW HAVEN REQIflTER. there, ih-s llberal'Dehiocrat with iMhVS We. rciersiie ibc rqhi lo lawi qisantilirs. 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^ . ■ v. '., PAGE tWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HÎÂLD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, IflOT •' • -I A MANCHESTEK EVENING HEKAUJ. MANCHEST^.' CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 I fAQf! THIRTEEN The Great Stock Swap Vs, Reform Bill ^ Clwfosing a College 'Coventry . Western GOP Leaders Sure W l K S M H Bahamian Black Nationalism in Senate Advantages of 'Women’s College Boosters O f Support for W ar PoKcy R By ROBERT BERREULEZ Gnxvlefl and hl« major Baham By M AR Y BOSS FLOWERMFLOWERS kw* aAIAmv am.z. Logan, owner of A-l Truck presiclent of Yale TAdversUy ^ teb nefwapoper or, dlffenmce - not only in her Aaaoclated Preos Writer ' ian creation ,the Grand Bahama . WASHmOTON (AP) — A Blreotor o t AdnUsalENiB Rentals, Ltds„ a Britisher. He said in teadmony before a Ken ^ m a y ^ e r to direct her en-’ own Bfe brit In tee of her ITONOLULU (A P ) — Westere so teat his policy Is one of 6 ext- irmnmprw'r Port Authority, are the prlncl- Benate'log jam bedding up Pres I ChNKber College Set___ .. Student > was told his permit would not be nedy sUbcommAltee yesterday, i^ c t t y h u , ^ , her chUdrtn, her RepubUcan leaders today re- blUty." I • cords •pyr»x renewed after it expires be ident Nixon’s dnaft'by-lottery J w n a Which.the current I think thixe in favw of more In t ^ Sept. 18, 1969, isaue of ^ ^ e m lc itaea Ih e dwice is frlMids and countless othera parted firm voter support tor Irving Emma, Oregon Repub- ♦ * ‘ “ *®*®^ looking controversy swirls, cause it was iM>t in the "best in Prestdent Nixon’s Vietnam poll- Ucan state chairman, said " I _ candiBs • roosters forward to more |300 weeks, but ^ tbq New RepiiUic, Dexter M. < ®**® serve in one way oi* Exchange a kind o t black nationalism has “ «* Innuence of terests" of the Bahamian' peo O ^ e ^ for w m en are not another. She should malu l«»'»form." ^ ^ choice with care. ^ High School Jof grass roots party mMtIng Oregon" tor tee President. able to recover all his $138,000 tune reform of the Selective tetags to any about education of tU8 boovnlne tropical Island. P®“ ^^cianfl who then controlled " I think teat this bright, cyni pace 56 different on tbeae^. . > Boosters a u b has announc«d •*“ ®® ***■ ■?*««* on the war. "This problem will not be investment. Sendfse Bsystem. *«• tvomen—In coeducational as cal generation of stuitants wSl teat It wtU paiAr4pn4^ In tee ®**® chairmen and natkmal Odved 1^ puIUng out in 1970. Incentives to lordgn invest- o ^ ^ s fashioned an . empire The lottery measure after wiril as in women’s coUegee. *" “ “ (N B X T: Xtaptodliic Some The trouble stems largely not appre® tty of women’s education and rapidly vanishing; some are complained about irregularities, Peter Bontock, a car dealer, this session. mnn tee piessure-cooker kind a lew specific schools Is the key y e ^ of age wUl have an op- win electlims In X'9T0. who advises him on domestic the government gave Groves says business confidence has present l^w proposed by the the (sultural influence of wom Of s(xrlal whirl of some coedu- of The 1970 Guide to OoUege toitunity to live with (amUiea before the BeastoBS political Eiffalrs. threatening to sell out amd . ' President. In a Senate q>eech cuinounc- nibwn fwr leave. A leading car dealer con- ■w'^plng concessions to attract reached "caUuitrbphic depths." ing his compromise {dan, Ken en In the United States will be ^tlOTal instituUons. This Is Selection, 180-page book x»(ng M d attend school In a Latin sttuled, a / Calttonrlan an- m. tends that investors' privileges Industry through an He contends the Port Authori Assistant Demixmatic lead er „nedy „ „ said not all students op- downgraded U women’s cEdlegea n e j^ r unusual nor unnatwal. distributed as a pubUc servlM American couirtry during the mjunctel teat her state wanted mix up tee sexes in a big way.” wore "sold doim the river" by called the Hawksbill ty illegally surrendered rights Edward M. Kennedy, an advo- ' the ritndom-aelectiQn There la more teat tee Intel by taEidtag U.S. newspapers. To " ? * to put the conference on record Sute Youths Arrestf^l He goes ( « to say that he has the company that lured them ^®®** Agreement, In the Hawksbill. ac(x>rd which cote of wktaspread Selective plan, wdilch would >eduoe from ligent young woman In search get a copy send name, address ®T « “ etendtag soUdly behind tee been able to recogîize the “ eu- Near Marijuana 1<1eld here. New Investors were offered. ses Herald, P.O. Box 489, Dept. bat trdops from Vietnam atxl TWu young rnen aixl a juvenile' flecxmg Increasing prosperity Itanoe taxes and until 2084, on "The licensees were not con ^^l® P«»vlsion to be voted Charles Palmer, president ^ ' country where . . . tee presence and what she wlU gain from her 080, Radio City Stati(», New Knowledge of Spanish or For- turning the fighting over to the trom OoimecUcut wor« arrest- and emphasizes It welcomes excise taxes and customs duties sulted," he says. on qmckly. NaOonal Student' Aasocia- of numenxis strong women’s coUege years wUl make a Mg York, N.Y. 10019' tuguese Is desirable bi* not South Vietnamese. ed Wednesday ta an arM where and guareintees foreign invest- hgainat capital goods imports, The new shareholders in Ben The key feature would move tkxi, labeling tee lottery plan as coUeges has played an impor e ^ n tla l. xnn Bowler, state RepubUcan n»rijuana grows wild. tant peurt In having it so." CAPTAIN MAC’S ment. The Port Authority alsd had guet, he added, have asked the the expiration date of tee "a means of smfxrthing dls- To recwve a Latin American vice chairman, said her delega- PVarxsls VUlano, 20, of West But In doing this, says Prime control over who could do busl- Securities and Exchange Com present Selective Service Act sent," among the young, His article makes it very renege Selection Guide - 1 riudent t l ^ y® ^ ’ Interested tlon would sponsor a resolution*faven. Jerry lAMden, 26, of Mlnlster Lynden O. Plndllng, n®*» *" Freeport, mission to look into the stock back six months to Jan. L 1971, Kennedy said "The milliow of clear teat be hopes at least I c/o Blanchester Evoiing Herald famines should contact High backing tee President. Trumbull atxl the utuiamed ju- some of the gxxxl women’s col the government "will not abdi- S gns of unease developed swap "through which our rights teus clearing the way for full young people in this (xxmtry, I Dept. 060 ' ' School Principal Milton Wilde, Interviewa with the first dele- venlle were cho^§ra with lUegal' SEA FOOD leges wlU stay off the coedu cate Its responsibility to the Ba- shortly after ^ndllng’s black were sold down the river.” S(»le reform acU(xi next spring, those whose lives are disrupted by Nov. 1 1 . Following personal gates to arrive showed strong poetesston Erf ^ dangerous drug, cational bEtndvragon. hamlan people” by permitting government, promising a clean- Bantock is one of 1,200 licen Serrate Denuxiratlc Leader by the draft, 4«ent not another I P-0. Box 489, Radio O ty Station Interviews, a family wUl be se support for the President. Vtllsrxr and ^Malden were also lected to boeit the vialring Stu the creation of an autonomous up, was elected in January 1967. sees or buslneesmen who pay 8 Mike Mansfield said last week a patch'work amendment. They Dr. K e «fa r^ conviction about I New York, N.Y. 10019 "W e’d like an horxrrable «mtrtbuUng to the state within its own autonomy. The feeling in PYeeport then to 12 per cent of their gross draft reform bUl open to a mul- want true refewm, and true re- the ImportEuiceof women’s col dent this winter. Next sum deltaijuency of a minor. mer, the family’s high , peace," said Mrs. Glenn Reid, ■**"“ Pindling, like most Bahamians, was that the defeat of the "Bay earnings to the Port Authority titude of amendments on the form will take bote extensive leges to women^' as a whole I Please send .... copy (copies) of “The Guide to ■*he arrests were made In the student will In turn be GOP vice chairman ta Alaska. is black. Street Boys” and their political for permission to operate in fl(x>r probably would not he act- adminlstratlvie end legislative should start some young women College Selectipn” at $2 each to: same area where 12 persons by tee vlaUor’s temUy. V. Thomas Rice, Hawaii’s Re FRESH FISH Freeport. «d on this year because of other action.” tetaktag albout the possible im were apprehended on drug The setting for these develop- machine exposed the Port Au- Countries parUcipaUng ta the publican ^■tot® state chairman,cludrman, said ments is Grand Bahama Island, ''hcr^ty's flanks to a black re- Groves, Port Authority board pending Senate buslnesa. ______portance of these (Alleges to NAME ...... I charges on Tuesday. SPECIALIZING IN RAKED STUFFED He and Kennedy were crttl- PIGEONS BOCK DOVES open door exchange include *** too^ht Hawaii Republicans one of the 700-odd slivers of form surge that was known to chairman, could not be reached - them aa individuals. A thought le S®"®*’“ hy supported the Preal- for comment. (Sized by Bepublicans tor hold- NEW YORK—Street pigeons ful high 8Ch(^"ftudent, tor ex A n n R F d Q I ^*Yenitina. Braril. (3Sle. Co- LORSTEft AND SHRIMP '\Jlm estone, scrub palm and tal- r/i zeroed in on the Hawksbill AD U ttiiSK ) ...... I lombta, Costa Rica, Bknifutar, dent. cimvwhlte sand strung out like Creek Accord. The Port Author- Th-' stringent immigration tag iq> vitally needed reform. are really blue trx* d o v «, a ample, 'will te interested to try E1 Salvador, Guatamaio, Hon Many young Hawallans have Wombats Friendly green ^ e r^ b s in the turquoise ity's field generals moved to policies have spawned uncer Kennedy gave credit tor the native of Europe, Aala and t o And out how women’s col READY FOR YOU TO RAKE duras, Nicaragua and Peru. The died In Vietnam, he 'said, but Atlantic sliaUows off the Florida protect their huge Investment, tainty, and some businessmen compromise poropoaal to Dr. Africa that hit(*hlked to the leges are different from those I CITY ...... STATE ...... ZIP___ _ I CANBERRA — Wombats — cost MIs moderate, $680 to Cen-Cen "w o are a very ' patriotic state" Kingman Brewster Jr. The New World. that are coeducatiomU eind, as (Make checks payable to "CtoUege Selection Guide." 0088 pouched Australian marsupials const. \ Early this year, Benguet Oon- decline to speak to reporters for tral America and $780 to South " ^ * ®*tont majority to'he- suming these coUeges do have Allow 3 weeks deUvery.) __ | —make friendly, even-tempeied The Bahamas ari'-aÛ -gov- solldatqd ,Inc., a Manila-based fear of official reprisal. America. TMs imdudes trans- ^nd Nixon, 9TO SUUIVAN AVE. some generally common chara- L peU. One. tee pride of a New emed member of the^'^ltish American gold mining and lum- The Home Affairs minister, portatlon, insuraiKe and fees " I am sure tee President actertstics, to look at teem in South Wales (amUy, toUowed SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN.—G I4-S 31S Oommonwealth. The BritlslTare bering firm, acquired 92.8 per Arthur D. Hanna, has said gov and U borne by the family. spoke for tee vast majority of tee context of her own goEtls— children around and when hun responsible for foreign affalrsênt of the Port Authority’s ernment critics "are eheniles of However, It Is expected that Americans," Sen. _____ Hiram gry walked Into tee house aitd and of her knowl(xlge of her OPEN TUES.-SAT.—10 A.M. to 6 P.M. and defeiue. shareiB,.^fo exchange for 2,172,973 the Bahamian people." Busy Senate May Leave tee B(xiaters CXub will asitet R-Hawall.^"He was care made a quwer Mttle noise until own self. What she learns may Foreign investments total J2 shares, tha^^Port Authority rc- This has helped arouse suspi Choicest Meats In Town! with a portion of the expenses, fa* to leave ^1 tee (^ttlcBs open fed. blllicHi-^l.e bllUon U.8 ., $800 celved 10,799,fWOL^^res of Ben- cion the government W using the help her make a wise and hap Cigarette Bill Smoldering Students or fEtmllies w tsh liig______million Canadian, $278 million piot common stocjt—rroently work permit system to silence - FRIDAY ONLY! py (diolcce of college. more Information on the pro- British. The figures do not in- selling around $14 on'thq New its moat articulate critics. A major EUJd importiuit dif gram can contact Owen Trask, By H. H. SCHWARTZ in gave them only a tour-month chide $800 million in U.S. de- York Stock Exchange. Among these Is a (tally newspa- ference In these two general Ripley Hill Rd., who Is Special UVE MAINE OCEAN FRESH Aasodaled Press Writer extension by (tedding on Jan. 1 , -pw, the Nassau *rrnmne, wMih types of Institutions Is that tee Events Coordinator for the lense and space program facill- The remaining 7.8 per cent of 1971, Instead of next September s^sît has beeûnable to ob- women’s colleges axe coUeges WASHINGTON (A P ) —A bUl _____ Boosters Club. U®s- ^ Port Authority stock was pur- knocking cigarette advertising as “ Vâpoa proposed by cigarette manu- American'private Investment chased by the .Bahamas govem- train it'-jÔTk permit for a for for women, where women sire ------— o ouverusuig r by Jan. 1. I 97i. has facturers. Bake Sale In the country of 188,000 people ment for $912,648, with an option eign reporter(nat available lo- LOBSTERS first-classAuab'VMusa duxens(dtisens fromfroin start to — ^®— ^ ^ xvix, hasibjb —_. s __«- - Qam aAa 1__A. tA Th ^ tobacco industry w(xi two Girl Scout Cadette ’Troop 8071 is the fourth highest In the West- to swap its 162,978 shares for cally. / ftaish, and where tee msin or- Senate floor, but It Thetobaoco industry won two der of business Is tee education smolder there whilewhUe other ‘ mportant concessions, bote on will hold a bake aale at Zollo’a, em Hemisphere, after Canada, 808,928 In Benguet common. Asked tpêxplaln the-îYeeport -s . . HiMrfviAAA ____ — __ 110-9A>D xmvotes:4iba • Allen’t and Guido’s supermar sltuatlo^ Prime Mlnlst^ Pin of women — not the education towtaess takes precedence Venezuela and Brazil. Listed as the top Benguet kets this Satuntay from 10 a.m. Btizzini B ros ^|Wa\side Furniture dling ^ Id his government ih . of men and fdso the education reform, a dozen vlt —An 18-manth restriction on About $780 million of this Is in stocldiolder In the swap was — Andover Democratic Women Set Fashion Show *1.19 to 8 p.m. The troop Is raising “ eni‘ voring to bring Freeport of women. proprlatlons bills imd the FTC regutaltion, aimed spedfl- Freeport, which occupies half of Groves’ wife Georgette, a Chna- funds tor a spring visit to Juliet Grand Bahama Island, a 7B-mlle dian citizen, with 4,996,276. Oth- within (ho the Jurisdiction of *(,»the P » t Ctampbell and Debbie Theriatift, bote of Andover, try on cloteea tor tee Andover Demo- Women’s colleges. th o u g h ®“P” "'® 0 °“ ^ noml- «»U y at barring the agency ■P.*'*"*'^®‘‘ ‘® long, 8-to 18-mile wide, mono- er major stockholders are amas for fear of creating a craJUc Women’s GlUb Fatel® “>e foimder of girl 88 ceivlciuB) floor action. ads. B(XMklng ta this (x>imtiy. mlles east of Florida. tor; and Jack Hayward, of Bri The Panama Canal Zone la a generally small. This small -X. The troop is also conducting Freeport la a spectacular sin’s Firth Cleveland g n ^ , U.S.-controlled area within Re ness need not be (Xinstrictive, And senators who supportsuDcort —Incluston of the word “ excessive" ta tee toughened___„ _____ “ P®P®® drive, and recenuy INVITES YOU TO SAVE public of Panama territory. Dolan fapUly has lived in Brazil and the strongest ot teem, re- ®*'®** tougtier restrictions (xi dg- monument to what unfettered early Groves associates In Free- Hm ua Mil "pent a two-night camping trip The prime minister's words more than years and teat gardless of size, offer diversity "®----- tte- advertiotag ,may . « y ™find a a *‘ealte warnings. The H i w Mil free eiiterprise can accomplish port’s pioneering days, Kidnapers Asked Ransom 20 at the girl scout camp In He- appeared to suppcnl a view in Young Dân was born here. His in their faculties, their students (talay <*e1ay on the MU wUlwill work to „ require cigarette pack- Af Bofh^Sfores N in both good and questionable Paul Adderley, Nassai/lawyer br(m. Freeport that the Plndllng gov sister Diana is a graduate of tee and In their curriculums.______in ***®**’ advantage in tee l(mg run. 8*e*. which now say only teat ways. It’s a plush array of ram- and political opposit^lst, h^ Sao Paulo. q ^ A s r r u r — a b b i v i n o iH U B cniA Y ratios favor tee student, and It too long, tee Federal Trade ***®*fa< *<> » » y **»» »t may „ ^ * t o “ ® i^ n School held a 519 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE By ISAAC FIXIRES 1325 MAIN STREET gambling casinos the size of Groves not only retained "ef- nomicolly powerful foreign en the money In his car at a Sao The youth’s Ixxly probably Is unUkely teat she will ever Oommlssltxi and the Federal '**"* cancer and other ^*® «*;ee" iM t week for Communlcatkxts ~ .(io~..— .• ------.. abmit nin180 children. lc Prises.1------were MANCHESTER WIU.IMANT1C polo fields. To enhance the trop- foctlye ownersl)lp and control, clave here that cx>uld restore AsiMKtlated Press Writer Paulo cemetery. The kidnapers will be flown to Kansu C^ty, feel she is a number — orJL CLa _ Oonunisat(xi------«... diseases." ^ le Senate conunH- <»..> lo lake action on '^ * ''erslpn would say such dls- awarded ta variiMia categories “ON THE GREEN” Icallty are sUiitely and careful he said, “ but but the authority’s white-controlled government to did not pick it up and later In Mb., a consulate spokesman punch cai^ that goes in and promised to take action on lÊTWEEN BARKER’S uid STOÂ SHOP Nassau. SAG PAULO, Brazil (A P ) — HIGHUND PARK MARKET to the tollowlng youngatora; ly mcuilcured coconut trees im legal owneryilp in an American structed him to put It In a gar said. He said tee family haia rel SIT m ., out of a (X)mputer. But If she their own to ban such *■ ad'vertis- ®*®e* *>® caused by "exces- The Immigration laws, Pln The American businessman’s 'SM-4S17 prettiest costume, Frances ported from nearby Jamaica. public oqmpany with 3(1,000 bage can near tee city airport. atives In Kansas City and St- Is interested, she will find teat tag from the printed -page _ as •*’^? cigarette smoking.” dllng said, "are geared to give son who was kidnaped ap(l PdiOBaes Nov. 6 Clemens; funniest, Mlchssl DROWSING HOURS Living coats are astronomical. Ameri. shareholders to pro- Dolan complied, and the km- Louis. many of tee women’s (Alleges ^*^** from radio and televl- SpeUmon; most like Halloween, MON. - FRI. 10 A.M. . 9 F.M. — SAT. 9 A.Mr - 5 f.M. ' So la inobme. One hamburger tect hi Bahamians, maximum opportim- killed on a farm near Sao Paulo napers apparently retrieved tee Mdll offer herhpr opportunitiesnnnnnEiinitiAa totn sl(m broadcsasts. Itles." money from the garbage can. The measure banning broad Laurie Strads; most original '®l»*<®Hy ^ »~«®®d Althbugh It could have pur- was already dead when hia ab be initiated into tee wonders of Lawyer Adderley, a Negro, They asked Monday tor a sec (x>mputers. cast cigarette ads by 1971 was Special Services boy, Robert Davis; most origi $^,000 last year. Stenogra- c h ^ full control of the Port ductors demanded $12,800 ran nal girl, Kathy Turney and best says tee, guvemmont’s policies ond payment of $12,600, but did The social and cultural idi- approved by tee Senate Com ^ e m earn $188 a week vs. $78 Authority before the stock swap. are unrealistic. Even if all som, Brazilian police say. all-around, Waime Tripp. In M iam i, Fla. Butlers. 1/ you the government yielded this op- not say where to leave it and mate of college (ximpuses are merce Committee Wednesday. Set at N azarene 188,000 Baham'ans were trained Authorities said Patrick Do made no further contact with It takes a tougher approach V Canity and prizes tor tee par can find them, earn $88 to $80. /tlon largely to restore to Its jur determined by factors ta ad The Pub, an English-style to their highest skills, he as lan, 18-yenr-oId son of the vice the family. The âpfffoi*cl dition to tee number and pre than does a similar measure The Rev. Fletcher Tlnk of ty were suppUed by local mer isdiction some quosiofflclal serts, there still would be a need chants. loon, charges $1 a bottle Police arrested tee younger dominant sex of their students passed by the House last sum FlshklU, N.Y., last night open rights granted under the Hawks- for foreign help. Ho agrees with president of Swift and Co. of mer. beer. Waitresse earning a Rezende Tuesday night. They but there Is reason to ibelteve ed a series of special evangel bill Creek Ag^reement, among those who (xmtorid the immigra Brazil, was kidnaped by two ' $25-a-week, less $5 for thi said he confessed, told them that an atmosphere of friend The House bill would toughen istic — services at tee Church of these the control of buriness li tion policy Is an expressicm of men while on his way to sch youth alive. But they found his thought money was the only mo arette end broadcast industries 10:48 a.m. and 7 p.m. worship The government has indicated to be employed In the Bahamas ations, a student grows by ex 7 blocked all westbound traffic much hostility and antagonism body Wednesday and later an tive for the kidnaping. They offered to phase ixit (xxnmer- services. today. i Bahama is for Bahamians, de -to the Freeport area. Fees for pressing ideas and opinions. that work against national «'®fa eofaracts expire next also give a (xxicert Saturday at nap-sliiylng.. Antlgovcmmont leftists' kid ^ or to hiding their September if Congress would al- Madlsim Avenue overpass, po f * A B âm a was a near- ore difficult If not impossible to JACKSONVIU.E, Fla, — 7 p.m. at a banquet especially lice said. Officers said one or both of naped U.S. Ambassador C. ^ under bushels, find new uêm an antitrust exemp- tor teen-agers and young sidults. 5^ acquire., businessmen say. Offl- Pelican Island, on Florida’s east the kidnapers picked up Dolan Burke Elbrlck on Sept. 4 and re- (reedoin of expression in tee sanctioning the joint effort, Shortly after, a tractor trail Architect of clal delays in Issuing them go coast, was set aside In 1903 by Reservations tor the banquet In a car lu he waited for a bus lea.sed' him unharmed after the womens colleges. Here, too. Broadcasters. relcutant to may be made at tonight's or to er truck loaded wlte sheet-rocA 1^ boom that made It what it is largelv unexpe<'ted; As a ro- President Theodore Itooaevelt to take him to the American government gave" 15 polljttcal women learn to respect and en- a quarter of a blHion dol- morrow night’s ' services or by construction material overturnsd tpday Is Wallace Groves, a now ault, serious shortages of mnn- to protect a nesting colony of School, where he was a senior. prisoners safe passage to Mexi Joy tee company of other worn- , a „ a year or 10 per cent of contacting tee church or parson when tee driver apparently trfeii enterprenour-who In power have developed. One ma- herons and pelicans. This was DAYS After killing him. police said, co. A number of U.S. officials A i^ this is a very good their revenue so suddtenly, sug- age. to (hxlge the fallen rocks. The ^ was convicted and jailed on obtainfd six permits the first unit of tee National the Rezgndes contacted his fath have received death tereata re thing, because the vast major- gegted a four-year phaseout. The Rev. Mr. ’Hck has held driver w o untajuredt chiuges of mall fraud and con- for foreign staffers only after Wildlife Refuge System, which er, Richard J. Dolan, and de cently, luul at least two Ameri- Ity of teem will spend a large a laM ditch effort to gain at pastorates in Ontario, Osnaifa; Local and state police re spiracy In connection with a ae- to lonvo the now Includes nearly' 300 refu manded the $12,8(X) ransom. ciui families have left the coun portion of their daytime hours ]east some extra time, the Glasgow, Scotland; and Oam- routed traftft through the cen curiUes transaction while direc- mas In 24 hours, ges, covering almost 29 million Donlan, following Instructions try. „ A W E E K after marriage, not with men hroadoasters proposed this bridge, Mass. He Is an acoom- ter of tee city until stats high tor of a company. piot so fortunate was Frank acres. - In notes and telephone calls, left Consulate .officials satd the but with other women. week to make the deadline filep- plished musiclan and wlU pre way crews opened the highway. The student who wants to p>lt tember 1971. sent a variety of apeidal music It w o expected to be closed herself against tee men, or to The (xnnmittea however. during the weekend senrioek. most of the morning.'' be in classes where - their points of vifws are aired, _ rixMild not automatically elimi e x t r a f i r m Q U IL T E D DOLLARS SAVIIWS nate tee women’s (x>llegcs. Many of theefE coUeges h exf ex change programs wlte other m a t t r e s s1 ANDA l BOXSPRING colleges ta which men are in the' large majority. '' t-Pe. Set . Women’s (x>Ueges are not ORGAN MUSIC Msltiass A Bexaprtag oriented toward soroHties nr SATU RDAY, NOVEM BER S iL -h S--00 P-M. J 5 social riubs. /'What is open - to one student is open to all. With MIDDLE CENTER JUNIOR HKH-SCHOOL HURRYYO in the Umitatkins of her inter ests and skills, she may par- Roi^ 30, Vernon, Conn; — tlcfpate on an equal basis' in - Keyboard Studio of Roota S3, In Vstnon, wm prasont aa aiw activities of the ooUeg«. ~ PLYWOOD CENTER evsBtag of oegan XMiBe far yosr s a j n y i l . thte Bstardiy, She 'may also develop w d ex- Novsmhsr Sth. Mr. CMflon OoodMs o f KOyhoard Btodfa who (Ouly 875- 4304 ROUTE 83 VERNON 875-4304 ercis« qualities of leadership ta HZODLE c im t H /WUl bo the osgnniat Air the eemtat, h o pstfOtnisd throughout campus offices that In the co 76. HTGH Setwe educational (toUeges are usually OoUnsotlentând has fas sbillty to hasp his snitlofi, o t a r - Hers Is an (xiUtsadli^ buy! held by men. She may beix>me nd tsBhniiiii at th An the (lusUlly (ssUirss you 6 prestdent of tiie student body sxpset from IkUpee: Extra- -SPECIAL- STORE HOURS Ilrin for stsap support . . . 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PAGE FOtJRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY,, NOVEMBER 6, 1969' S ec^ n Two THURSDAY, NOVEMBER «, 1969 ' lEftcnittg l|mU» THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 Teen-Agers Smoke Cigarettes LSD Tripper Pleads Guilty Pages 15 to 2 8 today'sTVNNT PJLC. In Greenwich Girl Murder MCC War Protesters Against Their Better Instincts NEW T^RK (AP) — Tile taw- Davidson asked if he had struck Êx-Stute Senator By ALTON BLAKESLE;E Slxty-two per cent said they live dangerouly, living for the dry dope-filled woHd of East Miss Fitzpatrick with "an ob- AP Science Editor had tried a Cigarette at some moment, and wanting to try Village hippies splUed into the Ject’* with Intent to klU. Police Pltin Candlelight Vigil Lyman Hall Dies NEW YORK (AP) Teen- P®*" *^’®y "®w things/’ ' courtroom Wednewlay as a 86- said she was bludgeoned with a BINGOI J U ^ iU g h t , meeting in the Minot’s comments, taped by BERUN, Ckxni. (AP)—layman agers in general think cigarettes were currently smoking—had Nonsmokers, the study says, year-old drummer said be had brick. »- EVERY MONDAY-8 PJH. Hanfcird Rd. building cafeteriaig'meana of telephone, was given are dangerous, but socitS pres- smoked a cigarette In the last 80 "are happier, more sensible, taken LSD, other drugs and al- Ramsey’s change plea fiol- -B. MaU, former Repubttoan mi BUres push four out of 10 into more success oriented, more wrfxrf and then fatally bludg- lowed two weeks of uni^ccessful 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVIU.9 M an^wter Oonununlty OoUege iq> as a bad Job.* ’ 'Instead, ' he nority leader of the State Sm - eoned an affluent Connecticut legal moves to suppress state- ouiSAuittrurasummarize Minot’sAunoL'8 analysifi, smoking them, a new study A large majority said they self-confident and more inclined P. A. C. BALLROOM •tudenta voted to a e o ^ ate, died late Wednesday after nds. were not tempted to smoke, and to accept the values of the Es- , ments he allegedly made to VBBNON finds. recommendations b< Uie ad hoc ^ ‘®™P®™‘* « ®wn oommen- noon at the age of 67. Donald Ramsey, 36, an East pohee. r ------The teen years are crucial Ip **“^t they did not expect to be. taibbshment. Nonsmokers more Aaculty committee for partidpa- . . Village resident, pleaded guilty Davldsoi|5denled defense mo- Hall waalaiao a former state Uie decision whether to smoke, smoking five years from now, than kmokers describe them- tlon in the November portion of Sen. J. W l- the survey says. The greatest Lleberman said. selves as happy, relaxed, clean- to murdering Linda Fitzpatrick, tlons concerning these state- the Vietnam momtortum move- Fulbright s observation ■ repreaeixatlve and former tint influence■-*’------■toward - smoking is But by the time they depart out, cautious, ambitious, hard- 18, of Greenwich, Conn., who^ ments and Ramsey then plead- Comaeclieulft NtuiesI Duler for maat. that it is irrational to think Ha J selectman of BorUn. along with her drug-deal^ boy- ed guilty. Defense attorney. TOl- theiruieir friends,xnenos, butout many young-young thelr leen teen years, years, xnree three out out or of wuiniiie, working, intelligent and sue B official permission is ob- noi will do something different p He died of natural causes in sters might choose not to smoke have tried cigarettes and cessful." fiiend—was found dead Oct. 8, Ham Crain said he would appeal talnedi college students and from its present stand in the tilartford after reportedly ool- 1 4 .9 ___A.______. m /tlIVVtSAnA s m A aa I a _ 1967 I** IHe basement of Ram- Davidson’s ruling. Davidson set light of two conditions it baa if parents, teachers, doctors and ‘the current smoking rate is up faculty, high^ school students, — } lapsing at the Morris Packing to 42 per cent, which Just about sey’s tenement. Nov. 25 for sentencing. Ramsey \ I TOYOTA laid down: (1) ’The withdrawal I Co. other adults set better exam ‘Silent Majority’ Urged and adults from the community ples,'avo, Si, it nuua* adds. matches Mi\..the scavw rate vss of VlgOS cigarette Another man • earlier pleaded lm;es 16 years to Ufe impiison- of all foreign troops from South wUl be invited to bold a oamBe- 11; L m • Ho was president end trea ’The national survey of 1,662 smoking by the adult popula To Back Nixon by Rally gullty to manslaughter In the ™ent. M830 light vigil in Cwiter I^ k T o iie “ *1 (2) the abdlca- surer of the Femdale Dally Oo. teen-agers found that 66 per tlon,” he said. HARTFORD (AP) - A Hart- death of James "Oraovy” Another defendant In the dou- "quiet,“ quiet, solemn service of redelede- ***® government and was for eight years presi Hutchinson, '21, of Central Falls, ble sla)rlng, Thomas Dennis, 27, . Dtliversd COROLLA cent of smokers an^d 86 per cent Teen-agers are 60 per cent ford television otation, WHCT- 2-DR. SEDl dlcation," Janwa Gardner by the U.S dent of the Coimectlout MUk of nonsmokers believe clga- more likely to smoke if the ad--TV (Channel 18), is calling for Lennon Shaves! R.I., Miss Fltq>atrick’s compan- Philadelphia, Pa., {deaded SwIfNS M to MitliM wMck cniliA M 71 msk. 4 M Sw Star aS He detects a contradiction ex Producers AssoctaiUon. Ion. guilty Sept. 2 to first-degree U acheduled to start at 7:30 syiiAremesh full rscSiSiis fraet toctoTtMlt. sN vlsyt Isto p.m. on ’niursday, Nov. 18. isting in U.S. statements that T mass mlly on Veteran^Day LONDON (AP) - John Len- Ramsey withdrew a not guilty manslaughter In the slaying of esrpeSef, wMftwall IIcm. Hiilto sin, SN. astt-Srssn. SssssS In 1961, Hall aerved aa mi About half the smokers and 70 ®?:® whom they come in in Bushnell Park to counter the non of the Beatles has shaved ^ Gardner is assodato profes troops win not be withdrawn nority Senate leader. In IW plea before Justice Irwin D. Da- Hutchinson. He awaits sentenc- ** . ttttrlnf BmI mMitr cyBiMw brvkvta RtUr A RMreefer. unilaterally, and that the war Is If*'.® demonstrations against off his beard, reportedly be- Mttt btitaf tuHM* rWr vl«w mkrw, JB ft SI riIIm rv §aL •! rms sor of Bkiglieh at MCC, and is and 1968 he was chalimim of vidson as his trial was about to ‘"F- being turned over to South Viet Is "definitely or probably true’’ most 100 per cent more likely to the Vietnam war cause Toko T o l f . - I . . ------was aooui ^>earheadtog the faculty com the Republican finance conunlt- that cigarette smoking triples smoke If their frlend.s, brothers VVHCT is urging its llstenem wife wanted tn' aeî htf*e** °i»n in State Supreme Court. **Whtf§ A U tth Cm A h^t FArtA/r" mittee that organized the Mora namese troops. He also stated D teo In Hartford County. the assumption is faulty that M the risk Of premature heart at- and. sisters smoke, the study to d e m o n s t m K ir 00! ! ^ ^ Sata. haS'‘m k ^ " L ^ . ^ d ” “ ^ h ^ «*CE torium Day march and oth er Lorman Hall lO ^ School In . activities on Oct. 16. South Vietnam desires a Viet- Wallingford was named after Young smokers said they did V e youngsters aê' very ,^^ ^ ?Sy''^‘r^sh^ bit fed’s SS k ^^d^JT^f ^S^“s!vuS MORIARTY BROTHERS J.UUUWUIS UK7 vigu, namlzatlcHi of the war. Why ? 0 Following the vigU, cantHe r i ■ him. so because it "makes you feel much aware of cigarette com- the protestors ^ t we are tired niented *^’Uêfla Islands consume more r i c e ^ bearers will be asked to string they, he asked, as l«ig g like a big shot . . . makes you merclals, and the anttsmoklng of teing re fe rr^ to as“ L^ ' S my chin ^ a t o L d Ramaey, with 1^ wife lo<*lng average of 120 pounds per per- (DIA LYNCH MOTORS tbemaelves along Main St. on “ ’*’® promised to stay if 2 He was also a director of the look older . . . makes you feel messages being broadcast or maioritv ■ ’’ frL h ?il? some on from a courtroom bench, son per year — than Uie m o - I l f OtHfir St., MANSHISTER S4I*I1SI ping night in a peacctful demon- ^®Y can’t? fQ New Britain Federal Savlnga A llke one of the crowd ,"or that printed, but see far more of the I® V- fresh air on my face. also replied affirmatively when pie of any of the 60 states, Tliars. A Ml.' ping tiiglit i na peaceful demon- Minot prt^Toses that we an- ^ i i Loan Aaeoclation. smoking relaxed them when commercials for cigarettes, t h e ------—------l______atmtion. Gardner added that U>e withdrawal of aU i Survivors include his widow, n' they felt nervous, or helped survey says. ■ ' " ^ ~ ~ ' ------—------—»- "the candles wlU symbolize ttie *>y Ju“ « 1. 1#TO, offer M ?®L;. a son, a daughter, three broili- when they were bored or de- Another finding Is that "a shedding of light oh the U. S. asylum to any South Vletna- era, tvm siatera and seven pressed. Far more boys than teen-ager is less apt to smoke if positkm in Vietneun end serve ?"®®® wishing it, and give $6,000 grandchildren. girls thought smoking made he-has good rapport with his as a memorial to those who f® each South Vletnsimese fam- The funeral will be Satunlay. them more attractive sexually, parents and they smoke, than If have died, if only that they died ’The study conducted by Lie- hds parents don’t smoke' but he as part of an education, and Gardner took issue with what berman Research, Inc., last had bad rapport with them." that is not a bad thing to die ^® termed an omisaion from the t n March and April was sponsored .Teen-age smokers "are more for." Preaddent’s address. In which Rockville by the American Cancer Society adventurous, more - experimen- r ^ : i WARM The second step in local ac- ^ pointed out the.,6,000 South T' •* wlth the findings released today tal, more anxiety-ridden and Sears Hospital Notes - thm will be to send a bualocul Vietnamese civUians masaacred at the society’s annual meeting. more prone to reject the values of students to WeAlngton, D.C. during the Tet offensive in Hue. rz Each teen-ager was inter of the Establishment. Smokers to march in the xtroposed Nov, What the President failed t ' a iSiM ta I viewed for about an hour. One more than nonsmokers describe ------to >■ r I p.m. la aU w 15 demonstration. Students driv mention, Gardner said, was that exeagt sda- third were 18 or 14 years old, themselves as nervous, frustrat leraMgr wOara ara t *a « ’ ing cars to Warhlngton will be 1,000 civlUans have been killed -.1 another third 16 or 16, >the rest ed, depressed, rebellious, reck and 6tW «e • every week for the last live ,1 17 or 18. less, sexy, swingers, liking to reimbursed. Fund raising to im- —-r. A derwrite CKpenaes got under years by U.S. and South Viet f! ¥ way last night. nam action. Admitted 'niaaday: Carmella The meeting started haltingly Gardner attacked the Preel- PhllUpp, Rockville; Deris Fair, when Stephen Minot, scheduled dent’e “ very crooked mouth” Irene Dr., Vamon; Michael Sears to present a critique of Presi in Ua use of the "U g He." Clukay, Ward St, RookviUe; dent Nixon’s Monday night tele Nixon, he said, is continuing the Jacqueline CoUlna, Hammond ZB* PLAZA DEPT. STORE vision address, was unable to Une originated in previous ad ■ / / at., Rockville; Doris CivitaUo, appear. The same was true of a A (We Have A IfaMMi Vo FtaMw) ministrations that 15 years ago HlUcrest Dr., Rockville; Elate panel of clergymen. an independent, freely cowtl- Nleb, Franklin Pk„ RookvlUa; E. MIDDLE TPKEL (Next to FspolM’ IMftt.) Minot Is an associate profes OPEN WED., THimS., ERL tU • tuted, democratic country was Aithur Ludke, Hilltop Dr., sor of English at Trinity Col invaded by a 'vicious, ftnedgn Rockville: Raymond Paoheoo, lege, a founding member of the totalitarianism. \ Weet WllUngton; Wayae Mortn, BOOKS, PUZZLES TOYS AND 3 - Days Only . . . Sizes 2 to 14 Caucus of Ckninectlcut Demo ’That is flalse, Gardner claim 1 Grove 8t„ Rockville; Ho crats, and was an unsuccessful ed, since sAXhenUc, published gan, Terrace ..Dr„ RookvtUa, DANES ARE ALL AT PUZA candidate for election to the documents reveal there was no and Lomn Nightengale, loulti I Vo M t AO Aeo Ovoepo House of Representatives in eStabUahed gorvemment then, St., RookviUe. 1966. only a few officials set up with \ BirUis ’Tuesday: Daughter to Gardner’s attempt to play U.S. heq>. . - - Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, ’Ttr- GLASTONBURY race Dr., RookviUe, and eon to Housing Project This map shows the 77 apartment complexes either existing or represented by squares. A total of 6,581 unitn are shown. A trond Mr. and Mra. Peter Nightingale, approved for development up to July 1969. Existing developments of development on the fringe areas of Manchester can l» seen South at., Rockville. Beats Schedule, are represented by circles; those approved for development are The map was prepared by Ronald E. Blake, planning jissistant. Discharged Tueeday: Joeeph Freeman, Oottler Dr., Vernon; Authority Told Diane iPuta, Rhodes Rd., Tob EXCLUSIVE! land; Edward Murphy, Pro*- ’The Manchester Housing Au Po tier Seeks Mo ra torium pact Bt., RoekVlUa; Dental Mar- thority met last night at 24 mar, Upper Butcher Rd.. Rook- Bluefleld Dr. and heard. Leon vUia; Patricia Tarlott, Grant Bnderlln, executive director, re HlU Rd., Tolland;’Thomas Reil port that progroM on the new ly, Crystal Lake Rd.. RookvUe 5 YEARS housing projS^ tit N. Main and and Carol Klotar, Baton Road, N. School St. is ahead of Specific Apartment Areas Urged Rookvilta. schedule. \ \ Enderlin said that the con By TERRY DTTALIA Potter has found that the ma SERVICE struction firm’s timetable for A two-year moratorium on apartment construction jority of people living tn apart the project had called for 16 ments are either young married i‘«OTI C riON rONTRAr I per cent of the work to be com in Manchester may take iâce if the top priority rec<»n- -12& L 1S>61 1962 . 1961 1 9611.., 19tA 1966 1967 iwM _ 1969 \ mendation in a recently ceciflc resoning pro- show that apartments sra mak he had ever seen. been either commander or ex pbsals oouki be made. facts presented st the public hood. Shed cold winds and water. Cotton- 1 A 4P 7 hearing, both by the developer ing money for the town, while ecutive officer of e l^ t naval single family houses are not. . Potter said much research and those oj^NTged to the de back, acrylic pHe lined. Sizes 8-6x. I ships, including command of For example, one table shows South Windsor would have to be done to (Je- velopment, decidM whether to the U8S Vogelgesang tn Viet termlne which areas would be (figures for apartments and sin nam. Re also served ashore on allow the apartments to be suitable tor apartments. built. gle family houses In Residence b. $14.99 Boys’ Cotton Corduroy Coats are lined in the staff of t)>e commander of Town Man, 22, The undeveloped Iota in town A. B, and C zones. luah polyester pile with inndr knit storm 1 I .® ! ’The trouble with this method Apartoani UnlU I U. S. Naval Forces in the Mari wWrti are surrounded by dc-i In.Residence C tons, the to%vn cuffs and a handy zip-off h ^ . 2-6x. I I Pleads Guilty ()n anas Islands (Guam) and on ta that single-family home own- loses $2,8M for evsry houss, velopcd areas should alio be can never be sure that the 1 the staff ttf the chief of Infor exam ine Potter said. He sqld •vhtlr U gelns 12,629 for nu-h Shotgun Charge mation, Navy Department, acant lot acroes the street will apartment unll>. one p t^ b le remedy for these notit someday contain an apart The tremendous tto aom e alarm ing) increase in apartm ent davekjpnMntl) txwi- c. $17.00 Girls’ Double-Breasted Coats are tx ^ty warm Washington, , D. C. In Residence B zone, the town Im/eveloped parcels srould be to ment complex. ^ pared to eingle-family home tlevelofiment can lie ae^ here. The solid b i^ rep. . with a soft, plush hood that keeps out c?r of apartment unltz;'the stippled hors represtmt the nuim Juvenile sizes 4-6x. ty yesterday to possession of a a repair ship stationed' in Nor the number of units allowed on Potter realises this arid, while U gains, $2,242 for each writes, ’"nie Introalbn of multi- lier o f single-fiimily homes built since 1960. The toUl number'of aingle-fkmily sawed-off shotgun and faces a folk. k is here that Cmdr. Kan each lot would be deUmiined apartment qntlC family housing into existing COLOR CONSOLE maximum penalty of 10' years ak lives with his wife. Karen, by the planning , department. In residence A' zone, the town homes built during the period is 1,872- T he total num ber o f mimrtmttnt unit* single-family environmehts is l ' • ■* in Jail and a $10,000 fine. and son Robert. The determination would be lOBca 11,417 for each house while built during the name period is4,896; d. $15.99 Boys’ Cotton Corduroy Ranchers brave the the most strenuously opposed The man, Richard A. Landry, bared oo several factors such it gains $1,668 for each apart weather with a thick polyester pile collar 1 f i j n eubject that s plarming and 22, of 777 Avery St., was pre as traffic, adequate schools, ment unit, ^-yrsrs by M per . cent plotter be lesa res^lment agalnsi this Fine Tunes Automatically! and lining. Washable. 6-12. | ^ zoning cbmmisalm has to face." from thta type of eccommoda- sented in U.S. District Court in Youth Group and location. Potter ig'lareful to point out v***! »»><»» stodtes would be use U the Tnuht-family aonas are Uolk:** Hartford. Studies like these will take Potter eras assigned to do the tint these figuriw represent the needed to determine whrther strstegtcaliy iocsied." The shotgun, the court was study by the Planning and Zon in sdelHon to sevsrai eopic-i I Luxury-feature color TV at a less-fhan-luxury at least two years. Potter esti status of apaitmenta at the apartments have caused the in Other recommendstiuns ttalsj of the report which tatve been e. $16.99 Boys’ Bonchwamwrs’'boast a zip-out acrylic told, was discovered last DecI Seeks Members ing COmmiaSton tn late Novem- crease or whether Ih* growth mated. present time. hy pictter ors. placed to Uw; Ubrary, a Umltsd Iprico. Advanced Automatic "Lockod-ln" Fine pile lining and a warm wool blend shell, f J|.®7 13 when (iolice were called to was ohûssd by other factor* ■The Manchester Youth Com Potter srrites, "Igancfrester ®^ Estimating that the He soys, 'The rurren* fa<-ts Mrtsbiishment o f a raimbsr ors " avaUabis free- of Choice of colors in sizes 6-12. the Avery St. home by Landry’s has always allowed multi-tarn study would take six months. seem to Indicate that they In addition to. recommending ITuning (A .F .T .. Powerful chassis. Concealed | mother. She reportedly told po- mission will meet-tonight at 7 mUsd-usc aone. Oallsd s “votn- chorgs st the pianmi^ Office in the Municipal Building, hear lly coastrucUan of one kind or PiAter said he would ask for lapsrtmenlai do not rohktitute that tha' spectai psrmll pro prshersrtve Uce her son appeared to be dy urban devstopmont Icasters. See it now. ing room. It is the commis amxher and riMuld be com stringent changes in the zon any flnam-tal -burden on the vision be. repealed. Potter has son*." this aone w oi^ -be for f. Boys’s' PudFml Nylon. Quilt Paricas lined in Dacron* ing. sion’s |tiird official meeting and mended for Its recognition that ing regutaMons' which would town for education or otherwise, stêsted: several other alorge parcel* ISO a en jf or Cîtaawrieh To L ig lil U p When the poUce,arrived, they housing should bs svailwbie for posalbly limit apartments to hcjwever, a point to consider U msaeurcai polyester pile, reverse to a fur-like acrylic 1 A ,.® ® found Landry semi-conscious, any Manchester resident under rrvrrel icrxi would require oore- '21 may attend. people of all Incomee. Up to s apecifk: areas. the future ianie of chUdren f'br ChriolnuM After All pile. Colors. Sites 6-12. 1 ^ and were I told by Landry’s They h|£hids. adopt revtasd fully pinimed ctavrlopment. few years ago the supply and Now, one year later, he has from (his type of dwelling If father, the court was told, ttet There are .still several vacan reguUltbnii with standard denta- ’The sons would be a “clty- URCICNWICH, Cosm- (A P )— desnond maintained s stable mode exactly that rsoommends- rental apartment or-.rondomln- NO MONEY DOWN * Landry had drunk liquor and cies on the commission to be tlea ot| follows, self eontotned, shMUn-s-ciiy"; with the'reriftan- Buaineas strsels of this town fUled and any town resident un balance and the ratio of apart tion. lum ’pupultrlty trial* to pre ttsl. business. rscrsaUcmsI, ianti U P TO 86 MONTHS BUDGET g. Girls’ keep warm in wool blend coats . . . lined In^ taken narcotics. ’Die father and empt the hitherto destrabllily owner rrialnloined garden sport- wUt. bs decorated with Christ- der 21 who Is interested srll] be ments. to single family appear In a shnltar study he conduct tisdurtrlal uses mixed together deep cotton-back, acrylic pile. police made a search of Lnn- for houae ownership. .It wUI meirta - 16 dwelling uirUs per nias lights this asason after oU, considered. Interest In working ed to be aeceptable tb- oil con ed for the town of Windsor acre. lh>tt*r rays abc|Ut tlita new- M A N C m STm ' Choose from'a wide array of snow-bright g C .® 7 dry's room, reportedly looking pr>babiy reeuN In an InrresuM (tasptis mounting costa a t tbs foe narcotics, and discovered on the oommtaiion may be cerned. however the :proUfera- where .he wes planning director Row housing ttown t^taa, "II ta time that all town* lighUng, tha Oraenvrteb rov-—Of 1 plaids, tweeds and checks. Sites 7-14. ID shown by attending tonight’s tion of this type i of bousing U in the number of chttdren per ...... reohaed that there miu« be a the shotgun. before coming to Manchester. urut. because tamtUea wUl have f*'** »•" P « a t Ooromsrte dscMbd Wsdaon- meeting. begmning to cause appreben- Potter made the recommenda acre change to the somewhat out Landry was indicted Mky 38.. crhlldren no matter where they day lUght. . He was represented in court In a past meeting. Robert slon to^tbe public at large and tion for mulU-lanrdly dwrlUngs Crsats new muMt-famiiy son dated and outmodsd metisjds CHAhUB IT SB Sears Revolving Digan. coordinator of youth ser the pUnnUlg outbofity." ____ ^ live." of aoning ” Public reaction esunsd the yesterday by Atty. F. Owen _ ’rhe'Mancbaster study ta colled AiMher fact in the report^ta ing districts In spproprtata chsn^ber'to reverse the poMey Egan of Hartford. vices, said be srould like a eom'- In on attempt to learn more "Facts. AnolyAs. and Reooth- areas throughout the town. - Examine all undeveloped APPUAMCK that from liaw to 1664 out of parcels located m Uis midst of it set but month. ’The mtasioD more represeotatlvc of about— the ---- cause— —— of this —yyva. oppre- mandatfona gi^ for • Muiuvrmmi MulU-Fzmily 'Thea* areas would be suffictanl- all types of yootfr. .inchidlt« every- ...... ten dwellings...... buiU,...... Ax. built-up areas in (own mm, and re ®er»ntaaUon imd voted to hentaon. fMOe^,-: ilded by Ron- Housing b> Manchester, Ctain were single family homes and / removed from existing stngta- them toe a i» e t>*^ would * t O -y *a r tradition, starillg It NEXT TO STOP and SHOP Eje BonkÔpen school dropouts, minority group aid E B6s^, planning assistant ft coatalns. information shout zone them tor a use. that would members. aitd "high school Feme B. Green, scaling techni fourlwere apertm ^ UTUta: but “ '"•I'y devsiopmsnt to strold cncuursgsencourage best best sitt ttavetopritoitt ^-’’could not oftord to ttmi ott the IMS Now Britain Ava. Mearheeter Shepplng btakhng trsnda, cduosUon. from 1986 to Uw prênem Ume. a t snvironmsnt. — -Adopt a hith rise spaitmsnt “ «“ • **’** telhtay attaota" SHQP AT SEARS AND SAVE Terriagtoa Parkade 1 RIverrIew Gaatar Wu e r z b u r g . I' Germany V graduates at W k . don, and Geraldine L. McNam •portmanU iand ^children, and OPEN WEDnTHUSS., fW . till 9 Weal RartfrMd Parkade Wlaated Rd. VaRay I Ota of evsi^-tentorelling. bulk, •“** “ h** «•*•*» »or , regulation Ctonmenttng -on A spofuaiiiM $or the gm m MIddletawa 617-eMl An'eye bank. West Gtatoaiqr'a ’Thosie ,wbo are .not chosen as am. plarming deportment secre- praperty vahies. °An analysis of Satisfaction Guaranteed or' tSS-TSU Wf*t MkMta Tpke. (Old RL S) wtrst hunltjr \hl|^':fi4ie BtructurfS'Fott®r ••W wkl®spp®iHl oIieIm IIbNs Sears ei8-iai first, bee been act up in the voting oommtasiem members tairy,, engnpUed the IS-poge re the dnta and sererst rscom- Your Money Back Open Dally lejta etaS tw-eeii Open Msau-FH. Univeratty Bys dim e here. It can atarays vrork dn commit/ ee, while seven were apart- housing should be rscog- f HIgb-rtae spairtihent buildti«s spurred by • stotr written fey Open Dally !• la JOpea Mon. thm Sat. port with recommcndatlona on mandatloas conclude the rape 'm nk SSAkS, kOKSUCa AMS CXk sajt.g

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PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES^^, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 M ANCHES™ EVENING HlÂLD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN GOP Aim ô Capture Coventry A ir O fficia ls A pprehensive Doctor Urges Psychological Antique Show Safety Devices STAR. GA*EiC *V A û t Superjet’s Hatching ------By CL.VY R. POLL.\X----- — ' Effect Serious k A llis U8RA TV-Radio Tonight Senate Control in ’70 Runs Tomorrow CHRISTMAS TRI On Motorcycles f MS*. 21 IjJ , Your Dali/ AcHvity Guidt Siff. 21 rtf ground. The ’’ According lo the Start. In Heart Attack i* OCT. 32<^t By WALTER R. MEAKS the Democratic machine that And Saturday ^ makes P>ane’s tall is taUer than the av- CHICAGO (AP) — A medical , 8-12-23-34 To develop message for Friday, AP Political Writer ran the state for years,' would 'vene n f**^*^® debut next erage six-story building. researcher says motorcycle D$7-67-7>86 reod words corresponding to numbers 5-15-26J7(^ STORRS. gonh. (AP) — The z t a g n o w — CUT UTER \ of your Zodiac birth siga 51-60-81-90'^ Television WASHINGTON (A P ) — Re- not discuss that possibility. Nor The Historical Society’s .An- has 10 six gal- makers should develop safety ^ T A U k U S psychological conaequences of a 5:1 publican strategists say GOP would he deny it exists, ^ v id e nests large leys and 12 lavatories, and will devices for their product. < 1 Snk 31 Pmpl* 61 Tht •> Haws — tlque Show will start tomorrow ^ '* « - '» heart attack are often more se (O) ^ t handle the luxury Jet- cany 14 stewardesses. 2 Guard 32 M in d 62 A 7:1 statehouse victories in New Jer- " I ’m going to wait until 1970 Choose from white sinruce, Douglas fir, or Ctokmado This view was set forth by Dr. I MSr 2fl 3 Don't 33 63 Confidt rious thai* toe ptqrrical conse PuaMir AflAtr (Cl at the North C oventiy Cojnmu- ^ J»;8» Pohhto Bor • mm4 sey and Virginia have given the and then give consideration to now, from itrees th at you osa cut and have fresh fo r - ‘"n ie v J ^ preparation for the super- Charles H. Rasmiis of Mt, Cle Q v-9-20-31-42 ,v 4 Evenirtg 34 With 64 PGTRonol ;^4S-SA80-8a 5 Xou'H quences, according to an inters (Cl party a running start toward 1970," was all he would say- , nlty House on Rt. 44A, and will ^ frafrto produce Instant Jets, the alrlipe Industry is In- mens, Mich., In a paper present 35 And 65 T>wt Mslr CAriatmae, or dig before the ground freeaea for Bvhig UMINI 6 Worry 36 Firm 66 Wis* ' national study by Dr. Stanley (C) grabbing control of the Senate Byrd, displeased with the run for two days. Tomorrow, the more ground, vesting hundreds o f mUUons of ed Wednesday at the annual 7 Something 37 Frogrns 67 Of (If) Uaaeraeg trieea. . . MAr 2t SAGITTAtIUS Fisher, associate professor of more cargo, dollars In new computerized re- clinical assembly of osteopathic 8 Keep 38 PromiMt 68 To J i m ( 8 ^ BewMebea (Cl hours will be 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. 9 Help 39 Turn 69 Nons educational psychology at the /S! Islaad visitors, more terminal servations systems and auto- organizations. c-lt/wf 20 (4S> TnitS ar Coasaa Further buoying Republican en. and facing the possibility of and on Saturday from 10 a.m. 2 " 10 Lote 40 ZtokxAfv 70 Dtcitiortt Die. 21 Caasesaeace, '■ l - . l i l (iTSlevU "** ^ Chooae from whMe, spnioe, Douglaa fir, or Colorado use and parking facUity mated ticket faciliUes, and Is Dr. Rasmus said there had 4-17-28-39 University of OonnecUcut. ■:M Wsallmr — ( M l n S b Tmm X hopes would be President Nix- a primary election challenge, to 8 p.m. / n Be 41 In 7\ Sourct IO-22-$3-M^ N»w- (Cl . ' clogged access working toward an automated been a sharp rise in toe number ;Sw-42-72 12 In 42 Much 72 Success In his survey of problems <18T DoOa Boom (Cl on's active campaigning in the has repeatedly been rumored • Z greea npntoe 6 ft. - 10 ft. fo r 98.00 (blue spnioe alao >11^ $4-65-74 VS: QMM) d U o Hartki Proceeds will go to the' so- • <8-M) It TMk— a Thtof llkely prospect In view of the ture. ^ e , says one worried offl- Other big buyers of the 747 In- since 19M becausq of large sales 15 Moke 45 Older 75 ^feguord Die will be a snack bar in operation -4|(, juvr 22 16 Bonk 46 Publicite 76 Volued about one of every six heart 181 » « elude tinited Air Lines, with 18 of inexpensive imported motor CTtJi JAN.N. credit going his \^y from'Tues- Morton said Republicans have throughout the show. Field location on Ml Her Road, Wlndsorville (East Wind. ^ 17 'Events 47 Consider 77 Posseuions If attack survivors falls to return •:M («si _ 11 :W (I t MIWSI News —Waalker day’s results. carrying of the |20 mlUlon ai^Hanes on cycles In toe $500 to $800 price ■^2-18-292-18-29-40 18 Your 48 In 78 Bit b54648-7&^ an excellent chance to gain 26 Donald Barrows of Tolland is ^ sor) 3 miles south of Broad Brook off Graham Rd., and to work because o f psjrcholgl- *'*• wtlli Waller Cram- passengers order, and Trans Worid Alr- range. A ?»4 3 <2 -!-8» 19 ExcitirYg 49 Out 79 Mutuol 7 »7 7 -8 4 ^ ^ kMi . ?a!1l5S Linwood Holton’s victory in House seats, not enough to give directing the event, which will 20 From 50 Don't 80 Yourulf cal factors. ^ Is open from 9 AM. to 4 PJC on Sat and Sun. Jr Before then, such deaths aver- iJO AQUARIMS W^News with Prank Rpy- Virginia, the first Republican {o them control biit a reversal of hose 20 dealers from New Eng- ^ 21 Is 51 In 81 Of However, nearly three-fourths II :M !i?’ lO n Îrtma'ISkaw (Cl W ular 707—wiU be first put \AKogether, 27 airlines have ‘aged about 500 a year. |[n 1968 I JULY 22 22 Hours 52 Your JAN. 20 (M ^ l Tealskt n S Z Jei£- win the governorship there in ■post trends In mid-term elec land, Maryland, N ew Jersey 82 In JUI DIek Vaa Dyke there Were 1,900 and In 1966 a LÂU6.22 23 Touch 53 A 83 Of of the caîac patients did go / Travel Film ay Carsan lo i more than 80 years, and W il tions. and N ew York. Ame^n^w Boeing for 24 Contocts 54 Pop HI. II ^ ■nallojr . BHahlry B«v. (M SLJIaay Blakay Skew (c ! American Worid Airways. igg planes peak of 2,043. 3-16-27-34 84 Especiolly. back • to their Jobs after treat liam T. Cahill’s success in New President Nixon, In celebrat Many oI the exhibitors are MULNITE FARMS. Inc. 25 Yet - 55 It's 85 Jewelry 6-21-32-434 III —— - t * Dr. Rasmus quoted statistics '47-61-71 26 Good 56 Thon 86 Interests 53-7883g7l ment,)) S;4S 15?Lacal------Nawi Jersey were- seen as personal ing the GOP victories suggested considered specialists in their Th« mtemaUq^l Ovll Avia- 27 On (Ml Newa as4 OR 900 MDLLEB RD. WIN1ISORVI1X4 CONN. showing that: v iie o 57 Tho u 87 Sunshine risen “ The bluest problem that we ( M i Nawa___ Baa a — 08AP triumph-s for Nixon .since he the two elections indicated a fa field. They Include Hazel Hayes ^®“ » P™Wem. oon Otganlzatld$ a United Na- 28 Con 58 Your 88 lr$d*coted (ISl RaaUey - Briakley Re- — L«at year there were 2.1 AUB. 22 HI. II have,” said one physician. ”ls yO>t_ BVilatoao _ _ _ on campaigned In both states. vorable reaction to his election of Somers, Shaker .Furniture; runwavs or ^ longer uons agency, A^m atea 747s wlU 29 Secrets 59 Your 89 Anyone t ; « (II Nawa W a a lk e r^ Ha^ million registered motorcycles, Sm. 22 30 Happens 60 Si^te W Obstocles convincing members of our own at MaOHatlaa aaS 6Isb Democrats now control the eve report on Vietnam policy. Roger Bennett" of Brimfleld, R c L ^ oP®ratl4^t 106 a h ^ by M MA*. (181 Bovlo compared with 102 milllim mo ^ 1-13-24-35 profession on not to advtse pa Senate, 87 votes to 43. A net In New Jersey, the President Mass., water goblets; Edward Adverse ^^Neutnl 7-19-30-41^ tor vehicles of all types. 52-64-73 tients that they can not w w k SEE SATURDAT’V t v w e e k FOR CXlBfPUCTB USTINOS gain of seven seats next year— said, Cahill’s Democratic rival and Joan Steckler of Windham —There were more than when most of them can be re when 26 Democratic terms ex- made Vietnam "an up-and-down Center, constants on acces 200,000 motorcycle accidents In habilitated.” plre—would give Republicans issue.” sories of the I8lh century; Use less runway port Association has estimated 1968, or one for every 10 motor In Noiway, according to toe Radio effective control, with the tie- New Jersey Sen. Clifford P. James Billot pf Deep River, (Thla Hating Inrludea only Nioae news brondcasM o l 18 or la "Any term ini that today can cycles, compared with 2 miUion testimony of a Norwegian phy period furnHure; Joan Fried- Itousewife Not Egg^zactly breaking vote of Vice Presldei)! Case, a dovish Republican, said JOHNSOli SEAHORSE motor vehicle accidents, or one sician, heart trouble can be a minute length. Some atsHnna earry other short newscasts.) land of Lisbon, home restora- handle two 707 aircraft or DC8 S ? ! ? ^ If Spiro T. Agnew. Cahill could not have, scored his aircraft within the same time for every 80 cars’ "cop-out.” -tlonist and colonial real estate; WBCB—SIS Rep. Rogers C. B. Morton, the unexpected landslide "If there —The death rate for motorcy Responsible for Hatching This doctor said that about 7 :80 News of Uia World Graystone Antiques, Yarmouth span—say abût 16 m in u tes- , S:00 Harttord IllghllstiU 7:80 Joa Oaraclola Republican national chairman, were widespread disagreement can equally well handle a 747,” _ planes safety? cles during 1968 was 23 per 100 half of the patients sent to him 7:00 New, 8:00 News. Emphaala Port, Mass., Canton and Orien forecast a GOP pickup of eight with the President’s policy.” OUTBOARD MOTORS he said. Former Transi>ortation Secre- million miles of travel, com LONDON (A P ) — A 60-yeor- mate piece of filming,” said for cardiac examlnatkina did not 8:00 Oasligtit 8:10 Pop Uoncert 13:00 Quiet Hours tal exports, and Lewis Scran old housewife says Lord Snow Hart. 9 :06 Nlghlbeal or nine Senate seats, to put Re- Sen. Hugh Scott, the Republi- But Warren H. Hawes, dlrec- pared with 5.6 per 100 million have heart disease, although 11:00 Nawa. Waathar ton of KilUngworth, Elarly don faked toe television film WFOF—141* publicans in charge. can leader who must run for re- tor of economic services for Air- ^®®™ ^® cannot afford to miles for motor vehicles, includ The TV showing of the film they thought they did. '8:00 Danny Clayton 11:80 Sports Final Americana Including primtlves. that appeared to show her U:S0 Otoar Skla of tbs Day "I feel the signs are extreme- election In Pennsylvania next V/2 HP. lo 100 HP. port Operators CoimcU Interna- ®*"*'*® °"® these alr- ing pedestrian deaths. brought letters to the Times The average percentage of 8:iv' pick Ilaatnarton 'Dealers were selected to give hatching an egg between her K:l»Bm Love ly good for Republicans next year, said the elections demon- tional, Inc., the non-profit trade Adams, a —Ninety per cent of motorcy from a veteran poultry farmer -sound-hearted cardiac patients 1:00 Oary Olranl a cross-blend of periods, styles breasts. year,” Morton said after Holton strated confidence in Nixon's SALES — PARTS — SERVICE cle accident victims are under and a former government offi among toe 26 countries was 20 WlNF—UM and furnishings. Other dealers association of governmental I?®'",?®'' '‘*‘® Civil Aeronau- and Cahill’s vlotories. handling of the war. 25, whUe 80 per cent of all motor ”I am afraid the scene must cial who both said women jier. cent. 5:00 Newe FOR include Margaret and Donald EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS bodiea owning or operating ma- .u ®Ald that Just as 8:10 Uncle Jay The end of Democratic doml- "The silent m ajority is silent Jor airports throughout toe lU® Comet-Jet airliner failures In vehicle accidents involved per- have deceived millions of view couldn’t hatch chickens that The Norwegian doctor asked Green, New York; The Don 6:00 New* nation in Virginia, which has a no longer,” he said. world, disagrees. early 1960s dealt the British Eons over 25. ers,” Ella Petry. told toe London way. Other experts said they wliellier so many persons would 6.10 Walter Oonkite Ladds, New Jersey; M and M Open Doily 7:30 AJtL-5 PAL— Thom, to 9 6:38 Harry Reasoner Senate seat up for contest In But Sen. Charles E. Goodell Dr. Rasmus described toe mo Dally M irror. “ I only hod the could, and toe fight was on. be convinced they had heart Cosmetics Antique*, Maryland; The Wln- "The Immediate problem is Industry a blow from 6:S0 Sporte, Newe 1970, al.so raises the possibility R-N.Y., who broke with the ad- Sat. to 4 PJL torcycle as ”an unstable vehi egg In my cleavage for a matter trouble if Norway had a less 7:00 tne World Tonlgtil dle Shop of Harwich, Mass.; that the 747 will be In service never fully recovered, 7:18 Builneaa Newe that Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., ministration to propose a con- cle,” and said: of minutes.” generous health .Insurance sys IPS Martin Howes of Cuihmlngton, before the airports are ready confidence could desert 7:30 Frank aifford might, switch to'the Republican gre-sslocmi deadline for Vietnam "Became of toe severity of tem. 7 :»N e w * . Mass., and Conway House of for It,” he said. “*® “ decade with even a Mrs. Petry claimed, however, Nixon Welcomes 7:48 leiwell Tbomaa motorcycle accidents due to the withdrawal, said he doubted the Conway, Mass. ”We are building, at the £dr- disaster, that she did hatch an egg be fact that the rider Is completely ‘CfNxlwill Aniliassadors’ MALTA’It FARMH WAUJCI) 13 18 iP***'oVt^ Hartford Liggetts The conservative Byrd, son of war was the chief issue In any - Ali^, Elizabeth Hawks, M AL RHINES port*, as fast em we can, but ^ contends the l)lgger tween her breasts 11 years ago. the“ late senator who moulded election. unprotected, m anuf acturers VALLETPTA — Maltese farm w n c -is M Greenfield, Mass.; Helen Klin, there are many tremendous airplanes, the safer -they That’s why researchers for Lord WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi 8 00 Aflenumn Eidlllon Formerly with Newberry’. Marine b Now Asssriatad should, in addition to providing ers erect stone walls to protect Worcester, Mass. From Con problems. The biggest problem Snowdon, photographer husband dent Nixon has told the three 4:18 Market Report ‘Lift?’ Opens Tonight in South Windsoi* Witta 11. b Oar Bfarine Department. . . quality bikes at reasonable their small fields. Otherwise 8 30 Weather necticut will be The Soderburgs o f all Is people—handling them, .. ''^® “ '® very ccmfldent of Princess Margaret, heard Apollo 11 astronauts their Juat- e:36 Strictly 8|una prices, develop some protective winter 'mins would wnsh away 4 88 Artemimn Edition MANCmSTIR Relhoapslng an intimate moment of sortls to "Luv” are Hermene Hershey and Hal Shane on of Bloomfield; Robert Durand o a ticketing them, feeding them, ^® going to represent about her, she said. completed world tour was "the 7 00 Accent 63 getting them to and from the step forward In the area shield or roll bar to protect toe the preclcxis soil. VA Kit a Counter of Windsor; Ingpid Erb of <3ov- CAPITOL EQUIPMENT She said Snowdon and his most successful goodwill trip” 7:30 David Brinkley the bench and David Tedwab. 'Hie comedy will be presented by ttie Dynamic Theatre tonight airport.” safety.” rider’s lower extremities, even entry; Martha Keiidall of Bol team took her to a hatchery last In this nation’s history. fibaitlng at 8 and tomorrow arid Shtunday night starting at 8 :30 at -South Wlnthor High School. ton; Betty Cole of Windham if thex. are offered as optional 38 MAIN ST. — TEL. 643-7958 J. Donald Reilly, AOCI acting ~ January to be filmed In a televi Hundreds were admitted to Tickets, are available at the door. (Herald photo by BucetvlcliM) equipment.”' ' Center, and Dawn Carlson and executive vice president, says ri; m the White House grounds To Antiwar Protest / Dr. Rasmus said the number sion documentary about pets Ruth ^ y c e of Coventry. adjusting the nation’s airports rin n s 'Propose M erger Wednesday for toe President’s By WAI.TKrt B. MEARS of deaths from motorcycle acci called "Love of a Kind.” She Then comes the main speak to toe 747 WiU cost $13 bUUon by d a NBURY (AP)-Spokesmen said she put on a nylon night welcome to Nell A. Armstrong, AfUHH'iiited Press Writer'^ dents decreases in states which er, "a well-known individual _* . for HelLCoil Coro., and Oar- gown,, crawled Into, bed and was Michael Collins and Edwin E. LOOK HOW L im E ITCOSTS TO HAVE AN l(,EeANT WASHINGTON (AP) — The require .the wearing of a helmet, from the local community,” Lindsay Meets Pan Am jiaid a half-bUlion- i6 city’s Albany leglsla- skilled trades in programs lounge on an upper deck, stock would be exchanged for His appointment to succeed speeches, progriim formate,, chalrmdh, one Mr...... : ' I've programs. "the woman has hatched an egg registered with the I^bor De reached by spiral staircase two-tenths of a share of a new Virginia Graham, another tele statements- for' tfifc'' iteWspapers ” By honoring those who have think the first'task Is to between her breasts after 21 partment. AlUiough the number from toe main deck, and a bar. Hell-Coil convertible preferred vision personality, was an INI YOUR NEW DREAM HOME and radio announcements. Wetved, we hope to encourage make very real the ooglitton inMIl days—but not necessarily that is low In proportion to men. it The four-man flight crew is stock and nine-tenths of a share nounced Wednesday during the "In contrast to the millions of adherence to America’s princi tliat brought me back Into of e r e ” ’ Is 500 more than were enrolled housed forward of the lounge, 29 of Hell-Coil common. society’s annual dlmier. our clUzcns who participate in ples of truth, loyalty and readi fice," Lindsay told a news “This was a perfectly leglU- In 1968. these cercnioalcH on Nov. 11, a ness to counter aggrosslon.” conference Wednesday following comparative handful of dissi The organizers kit mentions Ills election triumph. dents arc able to attract the at Vietnam only briefly, imd n Political observers sold it had tention of the whole world,” spokesman said the committee not yet been determined exactly Johnson said In an accompany began its work on the observ how the coalition would func J ing letter, ’’giving those we seek ance plans before the November tion, that one purpose of today’s to honor on the battlefields and antiwar protests became an Is meeting would bo to try and de at home a totally distorted pic sue. velop a structure for bringing ture of our appreciation of their Hut lie also said tlie observ new people into city govern .Macrlflces.” ances appeared to bo gaining ment. Johnson is chalrmiin of the supiKirl among Americans op Ttie Fusion Advisory Council, I’resident’s Veterans Day Na posed to the war protest demon which- cuts across party lines. big mac tional Committee. strations. Includes former U.N. Amibassa- .lohnson also sent a memoran dor Arthur Goldberg, IMul dum lo heiuis of all VA hospi O’Dwyer, Howard Samuels, tals, offices, centers and homes Coiiiputer Aids Bronx Borough President Her- urging employes to attend Ve limn Badillo, Manhattan Bor- the three-decker meal” terans Day ceremonies and ask In Intefrration oCigli President Percy Sutton ing tliom lo report by Nov. 30 on and Reps. Benjamin Rosenthal "participation of you and your (f'oiitLnutHl from i’lign One) ami Shirley Chisholm. station employes In . Veterans Another member Is Alex Day 1969.” their location that wo would Rose, vice chairman of the Lib The kit provides speech out mod to know In terms of distri eral party, who observers ex- lines; one proposed for delivery bution. r feel It’s an Invaluable pext to liiive a strtwig voice in in the schools Nov. 11, with a tool.” the council. Eight out of nine tribute to "the valor and sacrl- I ’flaum said ' previous at Ltiulsay votes were on the Lib flees of our herole men In tempts to Integrate by copiputor eral party line In the election. arms.” in Seattle and Now Haven, It says pupils Blu>uld be given t'onn., ran into trouble because letters signed by the principal. of Imponderables such as local Fish Pay for Imporla Inviting their parents to attend. geography, "fhat’s why they’re ” It might be thoughtful to In telling the Orange County com R E Y K JA V I K — More than tK) clude a llglit breakfast or -lunch puter- about rivers and lakes. per cent of Iceland's Imports— in tile school eafeterla,” the out "It will consider the fact that and nearly everything from line notes. 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i / ' • . 1 . ■ r i.' - V .. ■ ■; ■ . • ■■■ ■ - ^ r f j - r ■ ■ ■, PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 196d /■ .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1969 PAGE NINETEEN rlngton, charged with failure to when he retuimed to the car at Coventry - ■ _ said. ‘They understand the rea Rev. D iiffey grfuit right of Way, after his car 3 p.m. he found the interior son for the chsmge, and they all Police Log collided with a oar drlvwi by slashed. Exact Fares . seem to prepare themselves Saying No Can Cut Cost Ronald Moquin, 24, of Hartford. with tokens or change.” In Race For The Moquin car was towed. Koz- A mailbox at BO Farm Dr., AR R E 8T8 ' Successful The Transit Authority said Wesley Lewis Named lowskl’s day in count w ill Ae- belon^g to the Barrett fam Of Experience's Lessons that as of last August, 26 other Allan Zajac, 22, of East Hart Nov. 24. 1 ^ ily was blown up yesterday af-- DRIVEWAYS Senate Seat cities required exact transit ford, charged with breach of temoon about 3 p.m. In New York By HAL l^YLE 12 new nations that have fares, among them Phlladel- peace, when neighbors com GAU. NOW FOR INSTALUTHM NEW YORK (AP) — Experi emerged in Africa ih the last 16 W EST HARTFORD, Conn. Chairman of Coimcil COMPLAINTS Idiia, Hartford Conn., Waahing- plained someone was running The car of Joseph Naylor, NSW YO R K (A P ) — In the years?” (A P )—^Hie Rev. Joseph Duffey A mini - bike belonging to ton, Baltimore, San Francisco, ence is said to be the best teach Wesley Lewis, a Republican in and out of the woods in the 130 Diane Dr., was vandalized opinkflBs o f transit and union of- " I f you think a housewife has o f ^Hartford, national chairman Wayne Lewd of 26 Waddi^ll Rd. Last Call Bafbn Fnwl Sait h Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, er. But it can also be a costly and the biggest Overall vote Woodside St. area. Zajec Is be yesterday while It was parked It so easy, why don’t you stay disappeared from his residence fld&ls, and In the crime statis Seattle, Oiddand, Syracuse, and even fatal teacher. The les tA Americans for Democratic ing held under a $1,000 cash In the- student parking, lot at home for a day and do. my getter in Tuesday’s municipal sometime yesterday. The red tics, the new exact-fare system Houston and Buffalo. Actian, has sent a letter say bond while East Hartford and the high school. N aylor's son and white bike is valued at sons from soine eiRieriences are work, and I’ll go to the office election, was chosen as chair .Glastonbury police question DEMAIO BR0THER^14t3-769l oai New Torit City’s buses is The Chicago Transit Authority too Expensive tor tia to afford. A and do yours?" ing he w ill announce hia can drove the car to school, and $130. man of the first Town Council him about some other matters. said it will begin using locked moth learns nothlngN from the didacy tor the U.S. Senate at what otQcial calla a “re- “ The bees are busy swarming fare boxes in buses on 27 of its experience oj flying through a a recepticHi Monday night. at the first council meeting last SbUndiiig success." > now. Just reach out your hand lines beginning Nov.. 9. Riders candle’s flam e If It Is' so kinged The reception tor 1,000 per hi^ht. Democrat Charles Nyack Michael Dauplaise, 22, of gently, and you can touch the Bus passengers must have a will be required to have exact it doesn’t get a chance'to decide sons will be at Duffey-tor-Sen- will be vice chairman, and Re East Hartford, and Angelo Cic- hive without them paying the subway token or the exact fare in coins or tokens. whether to try It again. ' ate headquarters here. publican Jesse Bralnard was chiello, 20, of Hartford, charged least little attention to you.” change tor the 20-cent fare. The 'System has been given The better part of wisdom The Hartford Courant report elected secretary. with Shoplifting under $60, in JoP c4dice' "O urieat is. having kittens. Do They drop it into a tamper-proof general approval by drivers and sometimes is to avoid the ex- , ed today that invitations to the It was the first meeting of connection with the theft of a you want to go down in the coin box bolted to the floor of riders wherever it has been perience and therefore the need reception were being sent out any town department since the football helmet and eight stereo :■ basement with me and see how the bus. T h e system started tried. of having to learn fhe bitter les by Paul Newman of Westport, Republicans made a clean tapes from Caldor’s on Tolland Aug. 81. we can help the old girl out? I ’ll son. TTila require^ the develop the actor, who was one of Con sweep in the election. The Tpke. yesterday. Court date for let you have the pick of the lit-' Before the new system was in ment of a sturdjr ability to say necticut’s delegates to the Dem Board of Education is set to both is Nov. 24. ter.” stituted there had been 356 hold no at the right time. ocratic National Convention dur hold an organizational meeting Bazaar Saturday ups o f bus drivers this year. In For example, here are a few "Just what i ^ a l l this fuss ing the summer of 1068. Dof- tonight, with Republican Rich Henry Robinson, 26, of B1 one 12-hour period Just before inyitations which, if accepted, about a generation gap, son? ard Messier expected to be A t Assum ption fey’s letter accompanied the in Purnell PI., rearrested on a the changeover four diiveis generally lead only to disaster You’fe not one' of those smart named -chairman of that group, vitation. warrant charing him with be were held up. Some drivers or regret: aleck kids who blame their par now that the GOP has gained i ” , 'ii Ladies Gtdld of the Assump Duffey will be trsrlng for the ing found Intoxicated. Court were assaulted by the thieves. ” I f the liquor is all gone, why ents tor everything that’s wrong control of it. If ciiosen. Mes tion will have iits annual Holi seat now held by . Democratic date Nov. 24. Since Aug. 31, there has been don’t we Just all drive over to with the world, are you?’ ’ sier will replace Rutt|, Benoit, Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, who has only one holdup of-a bus driver, day Bazaar Saturday from 10 my place for an early break “ Yes, believe it or not, at my said repeatedly he will seek re a Democrat, in the post'. age I’ve started taking dalfctng Toby Folson, 28, of 16 Hunt imd that occurred on the first ,a.m. to 3 pjn. at the Church fast?” nomination next year. Wives families and friends of Wesley Lewis lessons. Shall I show you a few ington St., charged with being i i l l P P ^ diay of the now system. / of the AsoumipUon Hall on S. "This looks like it m ay be a Duffey is the former state the' seven new councilmen as' 't'/m new Bte{>s?’’ intoxicated. Court date Nov. 17. In the ensuing two months, Adams St. The event is open ’diort cut down the mountain. chairman of the Caucus of Con well as several ex-selectmen, town department heads, who there have been thiee minor to the public. Why don’t we follow it and save "It has been so long since I necticut Democrats, the liberal attended the council meeting will continue as In the past: ■ \ robberies reported on buses— The bazaar will feature hand tim e?” had a flat that I ’v e forgotten wing of the state Democratic last night, to hear outgoing Se _ ACCIDENTS > v t Elizabeth Rychling as town two pocketbook snatching! and made items. hom-?imtule baked ’’When we get to the super Just how to change a tire. Do party. He headed the McCarthy- lectman Donald Davis compare Bruce Smith Sr., 27, of Rock clerk and treasurer; Audrey a woman robbed of a $80-ring, goods,'’ religious items, white ele market, dear, you hold a place you happen to remember?" for-Presldent forces in the state his feelings to those of "an ex- ville, changed with reckleeb drlv- Bray M tux collector; Samuel all by young boys. phant treasures, and Christmas for me in the checkout line “If you’re feeling that low, during the 1968 presidential peotant mother, who has Just Alien as asscsusor, building Ip. ing, operaiting a motor vehicle Officials of the APL-CIO decoiaiUons. ThCTe will also be while I pick up the items we how about trying a couple of campaign. deliveredr l a a I’lAalfharhealthy WaVierbaby." DaTâ. spector, ... deputy * sanitation • agent while his license was suspended, Transport Workers Union, a luiwi'eon counter. Mrs. Wai need. I’m sure the others won’t these pep pills my doctor pres Duffey is the first Democrat vis told the audience at the "In and breach of peace, after an and zoning agent, and Gordon which represents the drivers, ter G. McNally Is chairman of mind.” - cribed for me. They’ll make you to say he wOl challenge Dodd auguration" how it feels to see accident on Center St., near Smith as chlel poHce. say the plan Is meeting the the event. ” I ’ve never been up in a small think jiou’re in another w orld." for the seat. the town end 266 years of the Broad, yesterday at 8 p.m. The Mrs. Rychling and Mrs. Bray overwhelming approval of bus airplane like this before.' May I "If you feel that something Another Democrat, Senate Ma selectmen form of government. other driver Involved w«e Ar '' were sworn in, but Allen and drivers. steer it for a while Just to see has gone'out of our inarriage, He recounted "the sleepless jority Leader Eidward L. M ar Smith are away on fishing trips thur Oleson, 66, of Pasedena, what It’s like?” The Trsuisit Authority spokes Two Plead Guilty George, plesise turn o ff the tele cus of New Haven, was urged nights, anxisty, tired feet and Calif. The breach of peace ’ ’Don’t you think it would give so were unable 'to attend. man said that aside from elimi vision set and tell me Just whose Wednesday by the Connecticut even heartburn" that the outgo- charge was made while the ac In Bank Robbery it a little more flavor If you „ , o , , The seven councilmen agreed nating driver'TMidupe, the ex fault you think it is." Federation of Teachers, AFL- ing Board Of Selectmen has ex- and third cident report was being made chopped up anbther clove or two act-fare system has speeded up H AR TFO R D (A P )—Tw o men, "Would you like to hear the'' CIO, to run for Dodd’s aSat. perienced in the p ^ few Mondays of the month, in the out by police, who said, the of garlic, and tossed them In?” bus operations. One already serving a prison details of my new diet?” Arnold Epstein, chairman of months, preparing for the birth ^ charge was made in connection " I f you liked those slides we "From everything we hear term, pleaded guilty In federal "W ell, if you don’t like the in the Connecticut federation’s of the first Town Council. bc a alight with Smith’s behavior during ,took In Venice last year, how variation on this from drivers and dispatchers,” court Wednesday to a $1,600 come tax return I filed, why Political Action Committee and -In hondr of the occasion, theme bnon Nov. 10, however,. InvesUgaUon. He wiU appear about dropping by tomorrow he said, “ It enables the drivers burglary at the Newington Ave don’t you try to make a federal president o f the New Haven Fed DbatIs had dug beck info the since the first Monday' has ol- ^ court Nov. 17. night and w e’ll show you the to stay closer to their sched nue branch o f the N ew Britain case out of lit?’’ eration of' ’Teachers, made the town records for some interest ready passed and the third ------ones we took the year before on ules.’ ’ National Bank in M ay ^9 ^. “ Is there anything else I can announcement ing data to compare with the .1 our visit through Arizona’s de Monday Is still 10 days away. Joseph Plcault, 66, of 16 Stone The same official called pub William R. Grondiq/ 24, of do to make your life happier, JCarcus has been in the State town’s present day problems. Moore felt it was advisable to serts? We’ve got some closeupa boss?’’ . * St., charged with reckless driv lic cooperation with the new New Britain and I^ ^ d H. Cov- Senate slnoe 1008 and been ma For instance, in 1866 a town meet on the off-MOnday, and of a scorpion that are real cork ing, aifter dir accident on Eldger- system "astonishing.” aleski, 25, of lio certain address, jority leader since 1067. He has meeting approved bonding not in all likelihood, the council ers.” • ! ton St., near Center, yesterday A fter a tew Incldenta in the were accused .^df entering the made known his Interest In tHb to exxêd $16,000, at tm Interest will have to hold special m eet "Since you say you’d rather' at 4:40 p.m. which also Involved first days under the new sys bank through a window and Senate Job. rate of six per cent. Not too ings on eff-Mondays for quite sit in the front of the canoe, why the oar of Maynard Jefferies, 62, tem,’'with an occasional passen making oU with $1,066, mostly LOFT’S KITCHEN Dodd Is considered vulnerable much different, he pointed out, a while. Steak f f 08 don’t we change., {daces light of 20 EMgerton St. The Jeffer ger insisting that the driver in coln^ by some of his fellow party mem from now. Former selectmen who at now before these rapids get any FRESH CANDY ies oar was towed. Plcaulit will make change, New Yorkers bers because of his censure by Most significant was a one- tended the meeting Include GROUI4P i-B J . • Grpfidln Is serving a sentence worse?” appear in court Nov. 17. __’ have adjusted -to the plan. the U.S. Senate for the misuse llrm^ltem In the report of the Christian Welgold, Albert Rossi, of^dhe to three years in State "S o you think you’re a whls WELDON DRUG CO. "The public ‘ is cooperating of campaign funds. aiuiftai town meeting of 1804: Arthur Vinton, Richard Gallnat, OSOACWoir*. CPIliei; Prison for attempted robbery. on geography, do you? Would m \in -.i i:i i i qfilendldly," the T A spokesman^- "Voted to accept the report of Richard Hawley, Lionel Jean Daniel Newmim, 18, of 44 Covaleakl is out on bond. you like to bet $28 you can name' the Board of Education." Quite and Bert Hunt. Davis Is also a Cambridge 8t., ’charged with TEiiD&Rioiw, CHARGE Hebron a difference, Davis sold, to now form er selectman now, as ore making on Improper left turn, adays. two of the new councilmen, Mi after an accident on Regent 8t., ST fiA K S ^ ■7^ Raym ond Burt PVjt those further Irtterested chael Peace and Nynck. near WoodUmd, yesterday at in statiatlcs, Davis reported that The other new councilmen are 3:30 p.m. The other driver in- Ideal's Quits as Fire the first Board of Selectmen In Albert Bradley, Hugo Thomas volved was Wayne Routenberg, the town of Coventry look over and Bruce Wilson. The meeting 22, of 385 Center St. Newman CORIOISM U nit’s Secretary in December 1714. Nathaniel broke up for sandwiches, coffee will appear in court Nov. 24. Rust, 'nmothy Olcott and Sam and cake, ending chapter one of ■ W E M 3 ^ C r i s s y The Hebron Volunteer Fire uel Potter were the three gentle the new era. Edward Kozlowskl, 26, of Tor- Department at its monthly men ' who bore this dltoinctlon. meeting Tuesday evening ac But It has come to the end lORE GOOD FOOD AT LOW cepted with regret die rt^slgrui- of that era, with a new one SMOKED Doll tlon of Raymond Burt as sec beginning under Coventry’s first U.S.D.A. CHOICE retary. Burt, In resigning, stat town charter, which went info SHO0U5ER ^ ^ 0 ed that because of personal effecit Tuesday, having been ac commitments he (ould no longer cepted by voters at the munici FALL PERRI'5 PRIM4 lleTA SuteT serve as secretary. pal election In 1967. T o share the Spoowm d By BONELESS Harvey Desrulsseaux of Com reiaponslibllity cf running the St. John’s PoHah National CMbollo ITALIAN pany 3 was elected to fill the town with the Town Council, FRIENDSHIP CLUB unexpired term until January Dennis Moore was officially 1971. named town manager lost night. FiMsy, November 7— 7:00 p.m. to 0 p^m. SAUSAIOS Lb O 7 ' CHUCK ReoutJful IS" fashion The department also an He has been here for three Featuring PoUsh HUtohea F ood-ÎU ce Out boutique doll with rooted hair nounced that it will hold its weelw, working os administra Home Mode Artlolea—Assorted Boise Goods that growl oil the w ay to the first annual dinner dartce tor tive assistant to the selootmen Ohrtstmss Deoorattons—White Eleptnnt Table floor. Rewindi to short style. members of all three fire com during that Unto. Plorlsh HoS, 2S Oolwoy St., Msneheoter, Co m . Mattel's Grand Prix panies Nov. 29 at the VlUago ROAST The Town Council was sworn 1 2 . , . Lantern Born In MonxheOter. in by Judge NUfmIs Armen- A buffet dinner will be served atno, following Davis’s remarks, H ot If he e ls R a e e S e t at 7:80 p.m. and there will be and then Lewis was irhosen Schaper's 2 two-way superchorgers. 4 hof dancing until 1 a.m. All reser (iwlirmnn. He was presented U.S.D.A. CHOICE . wheels cart end buttons, 2 lop vations must be made by Nov. with a gtivel by Davis, who counters, 44" hot strip track, 10. then announced thnt he would SHOULDER CLOD ROAST H> Ants-in-the Anyone who has not yet made have to take It biu'k, since a- FOR yoOR FREEZER* ■ bridges. Id (elneri, 12 90 reservations may contact Des- n .is degree curves, • trestles. pkite la to be engraved with 1 rulHseaux, Ken Porter, Fran the name of the first ’ council WllUnms, or Diui LaFountnin. chairman. ’ ' 2 2 2 • ^ ^ * * * * * ^ * * * ^ ** * * * U.S.D.A. CHOICE P a n t s Brownie ‘tVoops Ele«4ibn of the other offieers • ••• AUTHENTICITY I •••• Three Girl Scout , Brownie tollowed, wiUi all elections un- troops will hold investiture and CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAK contested and therefore urvi.nl- / rexlediention ceremonli's this moua, a good step ' towaixl the : : : : sat.Nov.8 s s s s LB.Avie-. afternoon, at both elemenhiry unity theme rtressiHl by „the m-hools. New Brownies will be Republicans In fhelr elt«tlon LEAN, MEATY pinned and may wear their (Ntmpalgn. Hilarious new octlon unitonns tor the first time. Mboro was then sworn in, and gome for oH ages. B ro m ic Troops 6163 and 6261 gave his rol’ommondutlonH for CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS ' a Try to get oil the ants wlU told their ceremonies at of your color into the 3:16 p.m. at the Olleod Hill pants. i ' School audltoiium and. Brownie RIB END Troop 6046 will hold their's iat 3:30 p.m. at the Hebron E le mentary School, auditorium. solid RacKivvBrihc, PORK ROAST Parents ^re cordially invited to attend the ceremonies. llfirrtT TOri A B ih r t f lo ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT — FRESHLY DISPLAYED — NOT ^REPACKAGED >*r I Ami Manchester Evening Herald oorrespondent, Anne Emt, tel. PiKl&APPlE CieAREneuir va-avn. ■, Those wonderful "Fresh from the Farm" Native Turkeys from Birchwood Farms wiTi be. available SHE ACT^ J>ClVM0wTd, ^ , for Thahksgiving. Orde^r yours early'to aijsure your sike, JI/ST LlKf S U 1 6 6 T X AREAlQAgy ' ' " ' ■ ■ . ' ■ ■ . V ' 1 ■ ' r ■ ■ " Bfora and moi« of our oovtomen aie —lt|af ns to fin thotr froosor ordm . We will be flad to take care of four freeaer wee^

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t i . ^ . ... PAGE TWENTY MANCHE^TEE gVENlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1989 'MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 BU6GS BUNNY PAGE TWENTY-ONE- OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MiÔR HOOPLE South Windsor I 'U . Be HAJMMERIN' .X ______X ------— ------* ■ ON TH' DOOR BEFORE I'V E S O T A SWINSEB UK£ THIS LAZY rooCH IS FIVE THAT >ltXl NEEPS A Seale Gets Mistrial, StlCR MAS A a c SAVE THE Art L^gue Plans to Rent AHEAP/ HE-BET AAE AAIN1B1I<1E-~ IT'S A«w4f !• Pmttw Fnil* ♦lO HE OOUl-P SELL. MINI ESSENTIAL WHEN c o l l a r s e s [>(OOB YACHT POCMS This and That THE NEXT SUV WHO >WHEN A P««ret»ng* WALKEP 11^/ ^ J N BERAAUPA/ ^ During Its Show Contempt Sentence MAVI U K E b ^ p e s . it fo ld ® TH AT S IT S UP FOJa EASY ACBOSS DOWN The South WJndeor AH CaiffcMrd. Paul Qwmran, Jay By F. RICHARD OIOOONK set April 23 tor Seale's trial on C9N rr/ STORASB IN VOUra 1 Operate ' 1 Demolish L e ^ e h a a anaouiuiedTilanafor Waltt, Mrs. Doria Heiml^, Associated Press Writer the riot conspiracy charge. CAMPEB ON THOSE 4 Winter 2 Employs "Rent a Painting,'’ a new fee- Canwo and John Col- CHICAGO (A P ) — Judge Ju- Among the judge’s citations HUMTIN© TiaiFS/ vehicle X, 3Daily tur? of tludr annual AHa and service star Uus J. Hoffman has sentenced were Seale’s labeling of the X 8 Withered publication Black Panther .leader Bobby (3. judge as a "blatant racist," and 12PeerGynt’s 4 Small rock CrafU Show Which wlU be held Seale to tour years In prison tw a “ rotten, low-life lying dog." mother 5 Secular Nov. JW at the Wajiping Own- john K irk p a tp lck ^ RobcH ««*e m p t of court during the He also has referred to the 13 Edible 6 Masculine rootstock munity Hall on EUlngtoo Rd. Colangelo received denneris trial of eight men on conspiracy judge on many occosiona as a }•<«« iUtt. Im. appellation charges. "racist, fascist pig.” TM. Mt- VS. MfOtt. 14 Summers 7 Period ^ in»e public la Invited free of the webeloa tass went 2SSonofJaceb dOCHyvriiidcE A mlaprlal was declared in the Seale, 32, was bound and A L L E Y OOP (Fr.) 8 Soothsayers (Bib.) 4imccs cbaige. Viewers win have a ^ Sutton and Joah Kar- -X BY V. T. HAMLIN 15Stitch 9 Heating ■26Beermug noticeot ottotoe of etther purctaaalng of Seale, but the trial of the gagged Oct. 29 after his repeat- 16 Unguents omer seven men accused of con- ed outburaU. He was carried WELL, IA IN T fiURPRISSDl device 27 Containers for 42 Javanese palntlnga renting pntnHng^ The following boys earned ...HEB8E X BEEN GOINS 18 Perfume or RUNNINE THATSmiNG 10 Rots flax tea island Ttte Art League wUl aid in *'ebelos activity badges: spiring to cross stote lines and into the U.S. District Court in CENmis jusriDO I N BEGINNINS AT THIS A LL WRONG/ 20 Rub out 11 Essential 28.Philippine, disrupt the 1968 DemooraUc Na- that fartilon Oct. SO and 31 but MUW FOR ONE GUY. 21 Pastry 43Mouthward bringing the artiat and leasee ®Leidien Wood and Patil Corcor- 1D THINK being sweetaop 44 Number Uonal Convention by inciting Judge Hoffman, without expla- 'rtXTRE RJGHT„ a Oriental coina iri„stnictor Into aigeement sn, outdoorsman; Tim Martin, SHi_e'Lu 29 Saucy 46 Itlanda (Fr.) rlots moved into Its seventh nation, rescinded' the order t h in k . 24 Pleated CHitDCARE 19 Tjbe of duck '31 Help 47’Tropical plaal Members entering the show «!»*'*?'""»: Michael Bentley '*’**•'• ' Monday. rrovBKs* 23 Weird 33 Roman robe* 48Lateralpart Oils year are eligible to o t t t r traveler; « Head covering 24 Chick-pea 38 Cuddle Judge Hoffman acted Wednes- When Seale attempted to 30 Reiterate , SOAwajr their piUntinga tor lease by the ^ Tom Caruso, month. H ie fee wlU be ast hv Josh Karlin, day after a long series of out- queaUon a California sheriff’s 32 Revolve 3 4 8 r 8 8 10 bursU by Seale which at one deputy Wednesday. Judge Hoff- 34 Reluctant r II point prompted the judge to adjourned the trial tor 35Prester 12 13 purchase price the Durand, cMUen 14 have the defendant brought In hours and Irbturned irtth 36 Rugaian palnUng. A lense wlH be signed sportsman; John Rossley, IS 14 bound and gagged. , l"< contempt and mistrial community r by both arUat and lessee at the ®**!f*" artist; PliOlp Dou- 37 Trigonometri In San FYanclste, Seals's at-’ ‘"B*. 18 IS 20 cloae of the riiow dUsen and scientist; OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. HmXIAMS cal term •Ph- Mark. Potter and WlUtam torney said- he will appeal the Seale was the only one of the 39 Main point 21 22 23 naturalist, artist and black militant's sentence to defendants not free on II-6 40 Flexible ahoot —- It-C-t---s. w o _____ aquanaut; Gary Hammlck, out- "the highest court.” bond. He has been held each I GUYS SUREyWSPEME HOWISTHATFDR maybe we SHOILP 41 Posaeaaes 24 2S 28 27 29 9 kf KIA, Hw, TM. LOOK UKB A BUMBUNO Wndsor residents doorsman, scholar, aquanaut, Attorney Charles Garry, con- Gie Cook County joU on aR*nTnjpE,AF . h ave EXPLAINED 42Subaidy,for ■ idiot, TUXlMGTHATNeW TERWEAtAKE i T 32 33 In w e enjoyment of original art, sportsmen, and Matthew Gan- valesclng from a gall bladder “ higlUve warrant from New D A V Y JONES OIRLIGOTTHeSBIIJ- ^ ______TDHERHOU/MUCH - inatance BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS SURE SHE KNOWS leRnjDBTERMlUA- 45 Midday WMi to give encouragêment to tick, aquanaut, traveler, cltl- operation, told reporters the Haven, Conn., where he la ' HE'S A m e m b e r , T10N AMD PERSE » marks leading to the contempt •'•’“ rged in the murder of a Pan- • OFTHESOOAt? anoozes IMSI artists. It is hoped that sen, outdoorsman, naturalist, VERANCE IT TAKES 49 Greek 36 t ^ u g h such a program parO- artist, sportsman and scholar, of court citlatlon were made "in *•’*'' P*Hy member, despite scientific IMU. locker ROOM/A MOT TH' WATER TDBEAFOURTH- < 3t I’LL BELIEVE VOU IF VOO DR, ASTOR, VOU th an k s a BUNCH/BOY/ STRING CENTER a m ’ philoaopher clpanta will be given an oppor- There are boys waiting to desperation." Other defendants in the con- Aids, ALL I EVER CAN CONVERSE WITH AfV HAVE YOURSELF 51 Samuel’a 40 41 GOT FROM MV RoR PORPOISE, MR. WHALES. A OEAL..T. STILL STICK WITH nr- tunlty to try varloua paintings enter Pack 188. A den mother " I believe historically and ie- ■Piracy trial include David T. ^SORTA HEROIC, teacher (Bib.) In their homee without obliga- or dad is needed so that these gaily he will be vindicated," ‘^ " l" * « r . 84;. Thomas E. Hay- POISE ARE u n i n LIKE/ 52 Narrow way 42 43 44 45 48 47 48 telligible SOUNDS. tion, and to decide at leisure hoys qen join in the eiqierl- Garry added. den. SO; Jerry Rubin, 31; Abbie 53 Diaappeared 48 so SI 54 Scepter whlch, if any, paintings they ences of the Cub Scout pro- The conflict between Seale Hoffman, 31; Lee Wetner, 81; 55 Roman data S2 S3 54 wish to purchase. gram. and Judge Hoffman revolved •*‘’*'*' Frolnes, 81, and Rm- 56 Eacutcheon Rental fees lylll be deducted. MeiYe Baakefbnll ^ about Seale’s contention that " “ ''‘I Davis, M. Ss~ S6 57 band (her.) •> • from the purchase price, and 'Dm Recreation Depaitmmit WUIIam M. Kunstler, represent------57 Ofaaerve Ing other defendants, was not serve as a down payment, if shnounoed the start of Hrat Robs Proteins (Nnfipapft faterpr/at AsisJ the lessee decides to keep the Men’s Free Play BaskethaU this Bolton Church Plans Fair Saturday hla lawyer and that he had the paintliig. It is hoped, however, evening at the South mndscr right to defend himself. BOSTON— Heating lowers the Some of ttie things disidayed on this table at the United MeOi- that viewers will participate M'gh School Gym from 7 to 9 wood Dr. 'Ihat’s Felix Jnblon behind the beard. The annual " “ ‘ '^‘ lYe value of protein In odlrt Church flair will do jurt fine for Christmas, Laura De- oven If they only want to bor- P-*"- ’™ s program will run on fair, called "Home flor the Holldaya," will be held Saturday Mlattin and Paul Richardson tell Santa. Bolton’s Laura is the terront vegetables. Some amino row over the holidays tor a new Thursday evenings through nX the church on Rt. 44A from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. A chicken IZZ a m “ "«> ••n- adds In vegetables cannot be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren DeMartln, TbUand Rd., end tenced him to three months In used by the body after the CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER look at home, or just enjoy a March 26 except during school pie luncheon will be served starting at 11 ;30. No reaervuttons painting on a temporary basis. vs^saUone and txrihhiya. Paul is the son of X(r. and Mrs. Donald Richanfoon, Laur- are necessary. (Herald photo by Pinto.) prison for each Incident. He also vegetables have been heated. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Mattnaa Trip GOP Oonunlttea The YWCA of South Windsor "Die Smith Windsor Republican Family Planning ,..."m iajigain spomortiM a chHafn,n,. Town Committee will meet to- 7 OK .'SO THEY rn s THE LEAST I CAN raatinee trip to see " Ifie Nut- "icrraw at 8:16 p.m. at R^lxfo- Topic of Series DONTLIKE ■ - DO TO CONTRIBUTE CQMfOUHPINGTHE FRACTURE 7 cracker" on Dec. 27 at the Ucan headquarters, SiSlivan BushneU. Ave. Shopping Center. MY WAX CXXLBCTION V l V ^ C CANDLES/ _ Or. Claude A. Lanctot of Weet TO THE MUSEUM/ VV/\)C '^’'’an^xMtaUan will be avaU- Hartford, obstetrician and gyne atole. Core will leave the parit- cologist, wilt speak on ’’FertU- m u s e u m S H O R T R IB S m u s e u m BY FRANK OTÊAL Ing lot 'Of the Trapping Com Britidiers See Harrison Ity after Recent Childbirth" and ...... P munity CTiurch at 1:80 pan. After 9-Year Absence "Understanding Menopause," Please oeQ Uie TWCA oiElce Sunday at 8 p.m. at St. James’ HE WAS ACCUSED OP NOT In Manchester for ticket and LONDON (A P ) — Rex Harrl- School. The event is open to the (\N\W e/BR B ecm e CpNCENTl?ATlN6 ON HIS JO B . public. i OF NIKOLAI ? t*'M“ q»rtation reaervatinm. Re- son returned to the British stage ««rvatlon must be In b(y Dec. Wednesday night after a nine-1 The program, which is tor the year absence, and while the greater Hartford area. Is held Scoot Awards critics roasted the play they In conjunction with the Natural The following boys received thougdit he actor was fine, Family Planning Association of awards at the October meeting ^vos George Hulme’s Connecticut annual educational BUZZ SAWYER of Cub Scout Pack 186: Bobcat, "TTie Lionel Touch." aeries being conducted through GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES BY ROY CRANE Josh Kariln, Thomas Hammlck, II" " review typical of those out major cities of the state. PAH6.it, billy, look EAW, MIKE. AW,THASH /’BUT SHE o artist threat- tains some 100 billion stars. 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PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEBIBER 6. 1969 b MANCHBSTiiiK EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREK Cuellar and McLain CINCINNA’n (AP) — Divi Y Quit^ sional'play—highlighted by the tight race In the West-^plus the ’TEK-TOTAUSBBS — Betty D R Y Side Dartmouth, Boston University One-Two addition of two teams combined Baefb 189, Fran Lauria 201-811, Judy Sartor 180, Mafy Ann ^ to draw Z,Z(^,6Sa more fans to >V., Boasidy 203-493, ’Thwasa Und- National Lesigue ballpaxics in o f Sports beig 178-487, liOls Lowe 198- NEW YORK (AP)—For 1969 than in -19M. 496, Leah Mongiaflco 197-488, T o p W e e k ly The league office here, in an- the first time in the his NEW ORLEANS (AP) dbqjd the shotgun or even bear confidence of Coach ’Tom Fean. Dot Hills 470, Penny Boel 186- By DEAN R. YOST n o u n c i n g attendance figures — Billy Kilmer has had of It a g ^ . I’m a quarterback,” 176-480. HUNTIMG Indiana Bbycotiers tory of ballotins: by , the He’s been booed repeatedly by Wednesday, also credited the plenty of prevocation to says Kllnter, the fans and jokingly says, ‘T S e c^ Divisional Title for KniiAto New E n g la n d Baseball Writers Associa i| East race with helping buoy at quit football. Broken bones, As for the avTard: may be the first quarterback BIXNNSOMS — Lorraine Peter ' t tion of America a major tendance. New York, which Northern D iS n of the “ It was' satlsfyin^for me, but ever assassinated by the fans.” man 127, Joyce Nicola 128, Doris I Cut from Grid Team topped the teams in attendance, boos, bad blocking, bum Knights remain undefeated in league Grid Ratings award wound up in a tie really, I’m happier toi^the^Vhole You know that boos and caus Deusa 127-846. with 2,178,373, broke ir.i.o a esn- performances. rewrd . .x„^êy have won 17 consecu- today when Mike Cuellar of team.” said the< nisty-h^red tic 'criticism have to cause BLDOMING’rON, Ind. (AP) ‘— Coach John Pont of vincing lead only In the closing But the gutsy New Orleans tave h(Mne gam^ dating b^k to last year’s champion- BOSTON (AP)—There’s rnSHINGt Baltôre and Denny Mc Kilmer, In hjrelghth year of .^ h e s deep inside, but Kilmer ELKS — Jack Cristodore 147- Indiana University dismissed 10 Negro varsity player^ weeks. Saints’ quarterback didn’t and IJ victories in a row . . . and not iûch difference of Lain of Detroit each re today, after years of frustra pro footba^-'wer All-American shrugs it off. ” I ’m In a posUlon 890, George Waller 348, Mike HOT WEATHER ANGUNO Wednesday when they boycotted football drills a second Seven of the 12 teams sur II opinion among those voting ceived 10 votes for the 1969 tion, he has come up with a su acclaim In 1960-at UCJLA, where where I .get a lot of crttlctsm.” D e^ u p 361, Dlcic Krcd 142-392, Playtid... . Knight’s Head straigrht Cincinnati missed by only 12,009. perb performance and ctqkured ;i ed them to tlieir second North- „ fish go down, and all the good The other four Negroes on the The Associated Press National lege players in total offense. Billy a leg to 1962 and the drat Rieder 868.. erh Division crown to the two- ®®“ <>n. with no players ex- weekly poll as to the top Young Award. The 12 teams together drew Hobermen go to town. Walk-In Cuts varsity squad returned to prac The other votes o( the 4-man Football League Offensive Play The Saints didn’t think too word from the mddtolne men year team existence ported to the West Coast, play New England'■College foot 18,094,946 in 1969 whUe the 10 1RI-TOWN — John Booth 213, Ib is Uttie bit o f doggerel la tice and Pont said they would committee, two from each er of the Week Award. . highly of Kilmer when they first was that he’d never agsdn ,>^k. ball powers. established teams accounted for Vern Feltner 206, Dick Ktogsley for anglen to remember in the play Saturday against lom . leagae city, went to Jim Perry Six touchdown passes, one shy acquired him because they Not only does he walk, he runs. Dartmouth has been voted No. Short Session 13,369,368 of that. -S i- 200, Pete Tot and 206, Stan Kirka summer time, when the sun’s of Minnesota, who got three, of the NFL record, were thix>wn promptly traded a No. 1 draft He’ll never win the Fran Tark- 1 again (or the fourth straight r^fs strike toe earth more dl- All 14 black players missed 206, Dick Noren 226, Vic Piagge and Dave McNally of Balti by Kilmer, the much-maligned choice to Baltimore (or Gary enton award for scrambling, WMk—and the third unanimous .rectly than at any other eeeson. Tuesday’s practice. 206-660, Art Soig 212-892, Paul In M eetin gs more, who received one. Saints’ quarterback, last Sunday Cuozzo. Kilmer, however, but he’s more than a straight 1 ■ niRrkod fhft fivf *1— a TGnuln^ the nets ly—while Boston University was When tUs haiêna, the ahaUow Barton 202-661, Andy Michaud DENVER (AP) — The West Pont said hit longtime per- The Cy Young winner In the as New Orleans stopped its los whipped Chiozzo—since traded drop-back thrower. after eiirht orevioiM * ^ Springfield crew is 2 0 -y e a r ^ a near unanimous selection for water to lakes warms quickly Strong D iet 268-601, A1 Wledie 206-579, Irv runnerup spot. ern...... Athletic.. Conference vûnciiOouncll “ "e* policy Is to dismiss any National League, announced ing streak at six and exploded to Minnesota^for the No. 1 He gives all the credit to the as toe sun rises, sad most Foster 219862, Chet Morgan 288- ^^Mter that it’s a scramble for cut short its meeting Wedneeday Pleycr with two tmexcused ab- last week, was Tom Seaver of for a 61-42 victory over the St. quarterback’s job to the Saints’ offensive blocking he got to (he “ "’® 'y ‘•y Coach John WUeo^. l L- species of fish withdraw - into positions, however, with Massa the New York Mets, who topped ^Helped Jack Louis Cardinals. first season and has held it St. Louis game, which saw the 664, Ron Slnunons 248890, WUl k -n. D II . X. . ‘ **n has a good shot at becom- deeper water for toe remaind PAUL PHINNET CHARUB DYSON after 80 black students walked sences from practice. Billings 204-200-681, Ernie Mer- ^ ® Paul Wiedle kicking AHL Rookie of the Year chusetts juat wtontog out to a both majors with 26 victories. Kilmer is a castoff, but he ever since. Cardinals score 21 points to the er of toe day. Here they stay Into the session and challenged while reports circulated that a 22-yard field goal to end honors during toe 1969-70 sca toree-wa>r )>attle for third place, the league to step into racial - . Seaver received 23 of the 24 doesn’t like that description. The candid Kilmer will be the- fourth quarter after the Saints bler 216877, Dick Mimphy 239- until late evening when toe the scoreless period. son. WhUe Yale apd Boston College controversies at some of Its boycotting players were votes in the National League.. R egain F orm The Saints acquired him from first to admit he doesn’t always had a 30-point custakm. 674, Merc Powell 218-866, Ernie sun’s rajrs are more slanted and speaking the Landon also shares net time tied (or fourth.X inember schools. upset because they think they McLain was a unanimous win San Francisco to the expansion play a godd game. He calls his Kilmer completed 22 of 32 Nickerson 216-206-6TO. the water begins to cool. Familiar Faces Northern Division champs are with Bob Sneddon, who saw Harvard finish^ sixth to toe The challenge, posed In a se- bave not gotten enough playing ner of the award lii 1968 when HONOLULU (AP) — A diet draft three years ago. ’The 49en goofs "mental lapses,” but he passes for 346 yards. It raised Successful hot weather second in total offense and de- service during the 1966-67 sea- balloting among ik -sportswrl- he won 31 games. Bob Oibson that peeled 20 pounds off Jack' once used him to trigger their has a certain charm and his season statistics to 111 of SPICE — Gwen Steeves 186- anglers, say toe (lahtog experts ties of questions, came as the time, Pont said he received no also scored a 24-0 shutout in the celebrated shotgun offense. 847, Joan ’Tarca 188-840. fense. Offensively they are son with toe St. Louis Braves of tera and sportcasters toxîe six- at Mercury outboards, know conference leaders were dis list of demands or grievances. NicklauS' bulky frame did him drive udilch has won him the 205 for 1,468 ya'rds anf 11 touch cussing recent black athlete un National in 1968. "I don’t want to even talk averaging 309.2 yards per the CPHL. In toe 1967-68 sea- state region, <3onnectlcutxand that toe best (lahtog begins near Enter Race Field Reason (or the boycott is qpt A more mental than physical good, respect of his players and the downs. rest, Including allegations of "I'm Eurpiised,” said McLain KACEY — A1 Logan Jr. 266- game; with averages of 173.6 son ,},e w as. with toe Dallas Wesleyan tied for seventh, and sun up and lasts about two clear, toe coach added. By EARL YOST discrimination at Brigham in San Jose, Calif. "I thought BUmC DENNT MeiJUN the hard-hitting Ohio strongboy 614, Jfan Fair 218, Geoige Mur yards r u ^ n g and 135.7 yards Black Hawks, also of the CPHL, Amherst and Tufts rounded out hours. From then on its a mat- Among those dismissed are the Top Ten. . , Young University and the dis- sure they'd go with the pennant said today. ray 201, Jdm Joy 200, Rad p^tog. I^fenslvely they have Snôn registered three shut- ter of seekiiur too deeo holes e 1’’“ *u**“ * to .ôad Race ftrflowers 'in Manchester punt retiton epeclsllst Larry Dartmouth's 42-21 victory missal of 14 black members of HIghbaugh and linebacker Mike winner.” • "There really wasn’t anything Robert 281, W alt Smoleiiskl Jr. allowed their opponents an outs to a row. Then last year he and fi^tingtoe hot annu^ pre-ThankssrivinF dinner spectacle over The award, conceived by Ford Baltimore Unwelcomed Visitor' 204-663, Jim Shuckerow 284, average of 206.3 yards per was with Portland, but w«s over Yale boosted toe Indians’ want to continue (lahtog. Iwal streets include the like of Doc Robbins, Charlie the Univeralty of Wyoming foot- Adame, both starters, wrong with me and 1 wasn’t record to 6-0 and cemented their Frick, former baseball commis feeling bad physically,” Nick- George Martin'201, Nonnan Dey fu “ ’i® Quebec Aces in the Then, again, during evening Dyson and Paul Phinney, just to scratch the surface. ball team. Those returning to the team sioner, originally went to the 200, Nick Cktaldo 668, MaHt and 129 2 th ra sh toe air routes, a h l and remained with them position at toe top as they gar the water cools, many Insects '^® edition o f the Five ------A few hours after toe Intni- were starting tight end John laus said before setting ou f In nered all 18 first place votes outstanding pitcher in the major Royca 666. ^ Kings picked him up Sion, conference Commissioner Andrews, defensive halfback 6 the finrt round of the 8128,000 hatch small (lah return to ^>®r ‘® approachl^ ami Manchester High. Phinney ha- specialist, leads toe ACFL to this season. once agato- Wiles Hsllock announced teres- Steve Porter and defensive tack- leagues. In 1967 the writers vot Hawaiian Open (3olf 'Tourna toe shallows to feed. Thta draws with each day toe entry list ,,esn a Road Race resular No Spot Like Home BU’s 87-21 conquest of (3on- ly that the council — made up lee TTm Roberson and Bob ed to present an award to the Y — Tony MartoeUl 141-894, ®®®" NOTINGS: Each team toe interest of larger (iah which mounts. At last count it was ^ ment. of (acuity repreeentstlvee and Jones. outstanding pitcher In each Jerry Smith 361, Art Johnson i attempU may dress 16 pdayers, plus two necticut Increased support (or pursue toe insects and Uttie tbe 76 mark, which means >a»l "Bo I can’t say that the diet toe Terriers, who are now 6-1 athletic dtreotors — had league. 888, Roooo Lupaorittoo 869, Lao goaJtenders. miSt have flsh. At certain tlmea, eve- l®a*t 200, and as high Rovember with lltoass to break There was no statement from did that much for me from that for toe year. They got 16 second ceased. The closest thing to a tie Ladue 189-136-387, Gary Plrkey The rnost scored four men on ice, including goal- nlng fishing wlU extend late to- *00. runners from all over f l"-year consecutive skein. The the boycottera. Except for 76ers point. place votes and two for third,. A conference apokeimon said came in 1908 when a 18-man 868, C:iari Botin 356, John Rieder agatost toe grldders je at all times. Pemlities to- to toe night. Ute East will be to- toe start- *®™®*‘ University o f Oonnectl- Price had said earlier there giving them a total of 160 potato. It would resume before a meet committee gave Bob Turley of "But I think the mental dis Hot weather, ahallow-water Ink field. runner, like Robbins, is a was dissatlefaction the way 866, Roy DeVeau 143-364, Pete ing scheduled In February In the New York Yankees five NEW YORK (AP)—There’s no place like home cipline was good for me. ^ tr P'-odvctlv® rdght for -delayed’ and served on terml- on the basis of 10 points for a Ashing is generally considered Phinney, cross country ooach “ P™®' some black players were being Bmxltis 188-860, Andy Lantour- Phoenix, Aria. votes, Warren Spahn of Milwau except for the Philadelphia’hUadi 76era. "I had the discipline to stick first place vote, 9 for a second, h^w ater angling. And since Manchester High, will be will be one of the treated but declined to elabo- eaux 376, Al Plrkey 360, Hank f existing penalty. etc. kee four and Lew Burdette of Baltimore, an unwelcome visi to the diet so I told myself Hai-risburg Caps to -The forwards carry a b ^ M the sun isn't up much of this making his 16th straight appear- **• '*'**** y®®r's It was reported that most of rate, Martyn 868. UMass, a 48-7 winner over Milwaukee and Bob Friend of tor from the South, sent the I should be able to translate thrir first rneetiiq;. pounds of padding. Defensemen time, toe boys at Mercury ad- ance in the holiday run this ^ Robbins’ 24th appesr- the block students were from th? HlghbaUgh. a junior who won Pittsburgh, each three. 70ers reeling to their fourth con that discipline to golf. ()ne^ Important Point why toe carry about 25 pounds and Vermont, wound up with 126 vlse that it takes lures that year. Ever since 1966 when he here, University of Colorado, a mem- three Individual Big Ten track B ob G rant NITE OWLS — Mary Lotirie points to grab the third spot. McLain, sharing the laurels,, secutive defeat at the Spectrum ‘"That’s the reason I went to ^ghts always start toe o - g^„ea between a o ^ T z s ex- make noise to be really effect- arrived on the scene to accept One-time University of Illinois ber of the Big Bight Conference, champlonahlpe last y -r scored 181-486, Frances Ingalltoera 179- BC, despite leading mighty was the first American ___Leaguer___ club record—as the Bullets Sahara with such a good mental Ive. a teaching-coaching position at ®l*r, Phinney, now '47, runs reg.- TTiey Identified themselves as the only touchdown as f-i .ana atUtlde.” 481, Linda Burgess..l90-468, Lois Penn State at halftime before members of the Black Student downed Michigan State Univer to repeat. Sandy Koufax of the a 189-180 National Bas- G ot Start, Johnson 471. ~ ■ — ularly with hits schoolboys. De Los Angeles . Dodgers won It *‘®t**^* Association victory Nlcklaus, now a solid 190 bowing 38-16, had to be content spite a badly ahattered leg — Alliance and wore armbands eity ia-0 Saturday. three times. McLain had a 24-9 WeAiesday night and had Phlla- pounds, snapped out of a with a fourth place tie with Yale Overtime Helps Indiana by an 88 mm shell to World **** '"t"'®™* "14." A univeralty spokesman said SILK C IT Y -^ ldo D’Appotioiio at 121 points each. The unasked vUltora at the^. Hlghbaugh’t eligibility (or track won-lost record for the 'Tigers ‘»®y- said there were no tie-breaking Cincinnati trimmed San Knights’ weekly press lunch- ®upi8>3edly completed last week- nals hiked their record to 6-0 None of the undergraduates 1968 rookle game bbetween K .n th«the -udden-death playoff victory to Barrett 206, Bob Thomas 661, with a 24-8 triumph over Hamil time (or Indiana but a Uttie ‘ h® Carolina Cougars, 121-109 to ^ rs t place finishers were re- provisions. The secret ballot is 183-120. last week’s Kaiser International eon. They will go on sale to ®t8l, will finish this werit if the Itallock told the otudenta the will be eligible to report (or foot- Baltimore Colts and the New Pat Paradleo 206, Ken Thomas ton, thereby keeping pace with ^ ^ ^ two overtimes. corded by Robbine back In 1948 council would study the quee- ban next spring or (all. the conducted by mall with only Wes Unseld ovaroame early at Napa, Calif. the public Nov. 17, no telephone weatherman permits. The Car- overtime by Carolina has helped in the only other ABA game and 1946 and Dyeon breesed York Jets. 206-202-661, Dan Doran 211-222- Dartmouth as toe region's only 1*°™- spokesman said. regular season games taken Into Icul trouble to spark the Bullets That sudden burst of his old- 620. orders will be accepted. Season itlnal 600 at Martinsville, Va., the Pacere to a bigger cushion New Orleans downed Denver home tint In the closeat finish Grant, a second year man unbeaten teams. Later, the black etudents Indiana shiiree second place In consideration. The ballots are to w « r the 76ers. 1116 burly center time brilliance made Big Jack- ticket holders have until Nov. was washed out last Sunday and from wake Forest, got his start Tufts had been with those two to the American Basketball As- 119-106. ever to 1966, one second Called a news in feren ce and the . Hlg Ten with I*urdue be mailed between the close of Picked up his dilrd personal as usual-the man to beat for 17 to renew their seats for toe A*® $28,326 event Is scheduled N ing chance against Washington in the unbeaten ranks until Sat sociation's Eastern Division the National Basketball As- separated tint and third place. the regular season and the start Mdth 4:47 left In the opening tlUe game. -Cost of toe tickets to be run Sunday, a spokesman, CTiuck Campbell, The leader. No. 1 ranked Ohio Sunday when Coach Don Shula the $26,000 first prize. soclatlon Baltimore beat Phlla- Sanctioned by the AAU, the of the playoffs. quarter and didn’t return until lire from $7.60 reserve grand- ‘Pb® qualified automoiyies urday, but Amherst took care of said It had not been toeir in- State, Is Ineligible for the Rose shook up the defensive unit that Nlcklaus, now No. 2 on the Jimmy Ellis that decisively with a 87-6 rout. Brown tossed in 22 points and d e 1 p h I a, 139-180, Atlanta race wlU be sponsored for the Cuellar, a left-hander with a tthe third period, stand to $6 general admission, havp been im pound^ to the lenllon to break up toe meet- Bowl because of toe conference had been clobbered by San all-time money-winning list at That decision earned the Lord Daniels hauled in 20 rebounds trimmed Boston 128-121 and Cin- 19th year by Nutmeg Forest, darting screwbtill pitch, came to Unseld dropped in six field use asterisks Martinsville Speedway garage liiF- "no repeat" rule. Francisco the previous week. jUBt und0${|$2 million, won the Jeffs ninth place to toe poll, as toe Pacen rolled to their clnnatl stopped San Diego, 188- Tall Cedars of Lebanon ^wlth .the OiHoles from Houston in a goals in the period, moving the OUT OF POSITION—Red Wing fiQAlie Roger Crozier goes to ice as he success • * • au-ea until Saturday afternoon His resulting play earned him San Diego Open last winter, Just W an ts while toe Jumbos slipped a cou sbtto straight victory, 104-98 t*®- WUl Hadden as general chair- trade last winter. He helped Bullets to a 100-88 lead. They when they wlU be returned to the Associated Press' pick as then went into a decline. fully fends off Penguin shot in fiigt period acti(»i last night. Penguin’s’ SpiingTield Kings ple of notches but managed to over toe Nets at New York Gene Littles and Bob Verga .man. pitch Baltimore to the pennant were never threatened, compertitors for practice. - the National Football League's "I hadn't had a slump like Ron Schock comes in to play reboUnd shot but also failed to score goal. Wednesday night in toe required tossed to eight points apiece in The race ttarts at 10:80 on Tottering Town Sportswise with a 23-11 record and a 2.88 Unseld finished with 24 points Fight Action with...H. the h—. .w.wfootball c. seasonpncuiun near- Two-tlme National Champion stay to the Top Ten by gaining defensive player of the week. that since the summer I was toe (Inal spot. 48 minutes. the second overtime as ^ e Co\x- Main St., oppootte School 8t. earned run average. as did teammate Jack Mbiin. tag another successful comple- from Rehobeto, Mass., (3arl Shula moved Grant to the left 17,” he said. The Indiana club, now 7-1, gars, outaoored Kentucky 18-8 CompeUtlon Is open to ail Perry was Minnesota’s big Kevin Loughery and Earl Bobby Hull Back in Town MIAMI BEACH (AP) — Jim Uon all eyes are beginning to ’Bugs' Stevens leads the point Except for Chicago Bulls winner with a 20-6 record and a Monroe added 26 apiece for the side linebacker job, — shifting Nlcklaus said he went on the Men’s VolleybaU my EUls U getting itchy now riilft to toe Eastern States Col- standings with 6,386 and is fol- upped their margin over eastern for the victory. amnteura. Mike Curtis into the middle, and diet about two months ago on 2.78 eafued run average. Me- winners. Bill Cunningtuim had Iseum, Wpst Springfield, Mass., towed closely by Jerry C3ook of Pilot of Funny CHICAGO AP — Chicago, this area’s Big Ten football benched Denny Gaubats. Ted the advice of his doctor. that ‘ the money is apparently Nally was 20-7 with the Oiioley 87 for the 76ers. x^Starts Monday home of toe Springfield Kings Roane, N.Y., with 6,154. Perk that toddlin 'town, has become oolorbearers, Northwestern and' (Mad Stork) Hendricks, a rook "I had a routine physical ex settled and handlers of the and had a 8.21 earned run mark. Atlanta, with Lou Hudson to the American Hockey Brown of Eden, N.C., is tWiti Car ih the Chips winisra Illlnola, have a combin ie from Miami, touk.pver lor the amination — I have one every Things Looking Up The'M®*!’® Recreation Volley world’s two heavyweight cham that toddlin’ town, hoe become pouring in 87 points, swept to its League. nationally with 4,912. Ilie Car- ed 2-12 record. ball Leagtie opens its season -except for the city’s perking Injured Don Shlnnlck. qt right year,” he said. "Before, the pions are haggling over a date Presently to second place', toe dlnal 500 is worth 1,300 champ- LONG BEACH, CalU. (AP) — It appears toe Bulla have done r'nrsla’ W naVlLlirtV straight victory despite side linebacker. Tommy Max- Monday at Qi«.^We8t Side Roc \.iUrU» TV UBIllf UI M gg Bmmetle Bryant of doctor had told me to keep my and site to settle the long-cloud Kings trail the Montreal Voy- lonshlp points, to the winner, These days, when baseball slug entry to toe National Roaket. what Uie Bears and Black well, a rookie from Texas AAM, weight) up. But he sttid that with two matcltoSs.m tap. ball Aaaoclatlon. the Oltloa. ed title. agers by one ixjlnt In toe AHL Stevens needs only to stay gers and football behemoths Hawks may havs to do. After Traded to Reds started at Lenny Lyles’ corner- as I approached 80, I’d probably The first matdn'ait 8 p.m. Eastern Division play. within three ^xits of Cook Sun- The Chicago Bulls take a torse Inept NBA seasona, the Atlanta, which snapped Bos For Hawks, Mikita “The money’s right," EUls make headlines signing $100,000 back poet. ' - have to take some off. pairs the Blast Sides uNLWest The Kings are toe minor day to order to win his third 8-4 record against the Atlanta Bulls underwent a ahakeup, from ton’s winning string at three, said Wednesday night. "I don’t NEW YORK (A P l—PHtichers "I knew I had to do something "There wasT^ nothing wrong NEW YORK (A P)—Thinsrs are besfinninsr to look up in the second contracts, it seems strange a Hawke here tonight. So whnt’a from office down throughplay- V took the lead (or good at 44-43 league team to toe National national title to a row. It is a care when or where — I just hllarloua about thalT Ray Washburn of the St. 'Louis on Welt Hazzard’s bosket end fantastic or I might get moved with me. I’d "just get a little for the C)iicaffo Black Hawks. Not only is Bobby Hull ® ^ Spikers Hockey League’s Los Angeles trick no one has done before in man can make that kind of era who weren't rutting the the fight." Bo c(Sialder what’a happened Cardinals and George Culver at uppej the marrin to 62-53 at the tired at the end of a tourna- in town arid apparently ready to begin playing hockey, 'VatkiM. at s castoWs Kings. the modified ranks. money by driving a “funny mustard (or peppery coach Dick theThai Cincinnati Reds switched ^ ta/Vi^\who tm/uuwas givenirlafAn 9Viby a_ Lakewood Circle and to the tight is with Joe Frazier to Chicago counterparts of (he half. The Celt'cs never got with- ment, didn’t want to spend ithat but Stan Mikita has notched his firet goal of the season. Last year the Kings (to ile d Rod Farmer of Hueytown, car.” By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE Florida State, 22-21. Nerthweetera 28, Mlnnesela II Motts. the Colts after their 41-17 victo second match at 8 :45 Kasden and a loh g ^ th a promised purse Bulla, arho are trying to turn toam. Wedneây in a player tonV'^wtoU^' toe' l^rwkV to much time on the practice tee. Mlklta's No. 1 started t h e ------last, 23 points behind league Ala., won U)jo late model sports- But that's just what Danny First Wide Receiver "In some runaway exhibi Mlaalsslppl 87, UT rhattonooga Now, slick Jerry Sloan Is the ry over Washington. "I Intend to F\iel vs. Latvian American of $250,000'>qch, the stakes in the comer In tola traditional deal announced by the Cardl- half. "You can eat almost any Hawks off to a 3-1 victory over Pittsburgh. The Red Wings leader Hershey Bears. So far man title with 8,184 points- Ongais lias a chance to do this Elgod, friends, we have a tions, Ohio State will wallop 18 miy Bull remaining sines the stay In now.” CSiurch. , clude sole okiqm-ttUp of the graveyard of pro beakatball. .ir VI. j ^ . Oscar Robertson dropped to thing," he said. "Lots o f beef. the New York Rangers Wednes bunched three of their goals year, says Mickey Thompson, special treat for you this week. WisuonHio, 40-7. Texas will bosh Mlaaourl 14, Oklahoma II Chicago franohloe w as' bora ’’ l wasn't sure he would start The league Is centpris^ ot heavyweight tlUe'^XL something H a “ VolntB and com S^th But you have to say away from day night, giving Chicago Ita over three minutes to score the who prepares the Mustangs In keeping with my kmg-tinie Baytor, 41-7, and Tennessee will Nehrooha 27, Iowa Stale 18 The clswleu thlcogo Bears, three seasona ago. until just before game time,” the boxing worid Itoso^t seen starches. And no liquor. third victory of th e. National victory. e*ght teams: East Sides, West which he drives-r-or, more pre practice of enooura^ng the troum-e South Oaroilna, 33-7! Arlaooa HI. 48, New Mexico W at 0-7, are the,only winlera team As a result, the nulls have a XheS a no hu" ân Ller to pick off Shula told staffer Gordon since 1967 when the cr H "everal San Diego posses os the "Barbara (his wife) got a Hockey League season. Detroit had managed only oiie Sides, Splkbrs, Watkins, Cast cisely, alms—down the drag- youth movement, I hove Invit Remember, when nil of these LBANUER’B CHOK.'EM among all of pro (ootball'a 86 (ormidabta nucleus In Sloan, Washburn, 31, won three and jg points Beard. He reported Grant had cookbook (or the diet. She went stripped from Cassius Clay. Forget Last W eek big league clubs. Royals came from Mikita, a four-time NHL scor shot to the first 16 minutes of offs, Kasden Fuel (last season's stripe. ed my nephewB,. Alvin *)id Le- work out, don’t be tcUtn' the No. Carolina 18, VMl 8 Chat Walker and t.'lem (The lost eight and had a 8.07 earned Injured his right ankle to ’Iliurs- " I ’m tuned up and I’ll tight' back to Cincinnati. on the diet with me and almost ing champion, had been score action but Gary Unger’ B c o ^ at champs),-Lakewood C^- The 26-year-old Hawaiian is ander, to join me In fdt-ocaat- people you picked, ’em !" Toledo If, Northern iU. II The ('hicago Black Hawke, Gem) Hoskins, along with stse run average working ;u a start day’s workout. wasted away to nothing." him anywhere," EUis said. "I who finished dead last to Ufa Hie Rockets, who dropped less In Chicago’s tint nine 19:03 (or a 1-0 lead. In the first Latvian Amerloah quiet and calm as he sits to tog this Saturday's games. Jove! You have n droll sense No. Toz. SL 17, WIrhIto HI. IS and mobility under toe boards - er and reliever (or the Cardi haven’.t fought (or more than a IM8-69 N a I I o n a I Hockey their seventh straight, moved to games, managing just (our as-' two minutes o? the second perl- L^hurch (formerly Insurance the cockpit of the pulsating ma You’tl detect my Influence here of humor, Ijeonder. Have you Ohio Hlate 4*. Wlaconata 7 with T-foot Tom Boerwinkts and nals last season. A year earlier, _ j . ,v year, but the layoff isn’t going Wiggin Tells Club I-eague's eeistera race arUh slats. Deprived of Hull’s high- od. Frank Mahovlich and Bruce season ^playoff champs). chine, 440 yards of asphsU and toere but the seleotiona forgotten my world-wide repu Bowling Green M, Ohio U. I* the agile Walt Wesley ahartog he had a 14-8 record and a 2.26 ™ to hurt me. I got ready for Hobby Hull, have made a good powered shots and shackled by McGregor scored, giving goalie ^h® l®«e3ie wUl play on Mon- stretched out before them and are boaioaliy those of the boys. tation for InduSitry and Integ- Knnaas Bt. II, OkU. H l^ 7 center. ERA. His four shutouts of 193" o'*® Rec Plans Boxing Program fights that were called off and rtly? (Ed, Note:?) Mart toward a etmllar tintih Mlklta's slump, the Hawks have Roger Crozier a comfortable and , Tuesday at the West By DEAN YOST a challenger in another funny Alvin wiU lead off. Army 14, Oregon 19 Against the Hawks, lh» Bulls Culver. 26, h.«l a 6-7 deoord "li I’m still ready.” '"’ There, dear readers, la the without stlli-haggllng Hull. They will be making their first sunk Into the East Division cel edge. The Penguins outshot the ®'*^® Bee with two matches Tiying to forget about last week’s thumping defeat to c jr beside them'." ’‘Thanks, Uncle Amos. I Noire Dome 4*. Pittabvrgh II .i-mi a 4.28 ERA last ;«Mison. He **?« ^ '^®"‘ Ellis’ comments came after football picture as seen by two won only two of Mwlr tirat nine For Boys Starting Tuesday lar but you can't prove it by the Wings 36-18. ®®®h nlKht at 8 and 8^46. About seven seconds , lajer really got some pips for you! MK'h. Mtale 12, Purdue IS (.Tilcago Stadium appearance Included a 2-0 no-hItter against ■**>1,'“ ” ” “T “ Miami Beach promoter Chris Northwest Catholic, 41-6, Manchester High is looking I wise and witty youngsters. games. . Rangers. Three of the seven Los Angeles erupted for five Robert Parizeou of the Rec- man and " machine, seemingly "H ow about MissUutppi State Arkanara IS, Blew 7 since mId-October-the only win San Francisco. Van Arsdale. Dundee announced he would forward to the remaining third of its schûle starting Now ga on with the forecart Even In Ih* collsglats realm. ner to town. The Manoheater Recreation ers, who participated to Gold points Chicago has managed! so stralght goals, to, the fUrst and >reatlon staff wlU officiate the (qsed Into one. blur across toe to upset Auburn, an' Georgia Noulhern Col. 28, Wnahtagton WAS ON THE Reds disabled list guarantee each champion $260,- with Saturday’s CCIL clash against Wethersfield on the ALVIN’S SELECTIONS Htato II Deportment today announced en Glove Tournaments . and far have come against Utew second periods and broke a mabibes. finish Itoe-wlto Ongais pnd the to liand Florida Its second , loss, os a result of hepatitis (or near- C o iiriicy f^ r K e lu n iK 0(X> for a ti^ t here at ithe peak Eagles’ home ground at l :3a. , " Air Force 29, Utah Slate I* among them was Ekirte Ever York. three-game losing streak at the ------blue beast almost invariably the an' Miami of Ohio to upcml Hyraeura IS, Ariaoaa 14 ly two months MONTREAL (AP) — Right that boxing will be revived to X- of the tourist season next Feb - Httbd Ooach Dave Wiggin re Mlsa. State 19, Anbnra IT Tennessee 21, He. tWrollna 7 ett. expense of Toronto. Dave>Keon Sm ith in flospital winners. ^ i Maryland? thilver also notched his no- winger Yvan (tournoyer will re- Manchester, Tuesday at the In other NHL games Wednes ruary or March. ported yesterday, "We had "I checked ail theoe agairaSl 38, Bnnaio II Texas 41, Baylor 7 Ehrerett is the father of the produced both of the Leafs’ CAMBRIDGE, MassT (AP) — The name funny c a ^ is a hlt game in 1968, a 6-1 victory turn to the line-up (or tonight's day night, Montreal rallied (or a He said he expected an an trouble everytlme we had con your computers, which Aunt VoiMg M, Ben Jose HMU U, Texas AAM Community Y, from 6-8 p.m., "Fighting Everett’s” . His young Xoals. < ^ Reggie Smith of the Boston Red holdover from the' 'days when 18 over Philadelphia. National Hockey League game 2-2 tie against Minnesota, St. swer from the Frazier camp to trol of toe ball.-II was a mix Martha says really 'ain't so Texo^Toch 14. TCU 18 all parents who would like to sons have put on exhibitions (or After'Ke.on gave Toronto an Sox was scheduled to have a they looked that way, with their, here against Minnesota, a club Louis and Boston battled tb a 4-4 day. ture of fumbles, p a s^ intercep good.' but I'm sure I pro 18, Oregon’ SL 16 Tulaao IS, Georgia Tech 18 m o ^ orgtinlaattons throughout early 1-0 lead, Dennis Hextell cyst removed from the bock of rear wheels pushed quite a bit spokesman said Tuesday. have their sons leom the art ceadlock, Detroit tok Pitts . Madison Square Garden to tions an<$ just plain poor heads- grammed 'em right. Be sure tb ■nekmsii ti ' ' Last Night's.Fight and Ross Lonsberry put the his right hand today at Sancta forward (or better traction and Hoostoa at, Tulaa 7 Oournoyer' suffered a (rac- of self defense are Invltecl tb the] state Including the local burgh 4-2 and Loe Angeles New Yo'fk has also made a Arm up playing. I alw hope that our let the feSks know how I made Dottfoeolh' (U, Ootamtea’ 7 Kings in front 2-1 at the end of Maria Hospital, speed. \ Utah 28,vWyoiatag IB LAB VEX3AS, Ney. -Zora Fol- tured nose here against Chicago attend the first session and meet Senior Chtlsens. Both men are turned back Toronto 6-2. offer to FYazier and ElUs. team can respond and bounce out next week." Coanectlcat 21, Rnlgani 18 the opening i stanza. Eddie n je star center fielder had Now they tend to look much Kentacky 18, VoitaortMII 8 le y , 218, Chandler, Arts., out- Oct. 28 when struck In the fac,? the two men who will be the ver;^ In terred to youngsters Tony Esposito starred in goal - "But they wouldn’t do as weU back tola week against Wethers Indeed 1 will, Alvin! .Your CoraeU 24, Brow» 8 Villa nova 1*, Ooytaa 7 Shack, Dale Rolfe and Btli Flett the cyst during the past base- Hke the average youngrterts car pointed Billy Joiner, 194, Ctn- by a flying puck.-Me will play tovtruetprs, Tosnm'y O’Neil and and' should do ah excellent Job (or Chicago, kicking out 30 New in New York as to Miami, n»n- field." The Eagles are 0-6 to choices Use as daring as thoyw Cletnaaa IS JMka 14 Woks F errat 28, VIrglale IS clicked (or Lbe Angeles in the ball season but it got laiger dur- ______-except up close. Tlien their po clnnatl, 10. . - with a face protector, Etorle Everett. Both men have working with them. This could York shots. He lost his shutout eywise,” Dundee said, "because OCIL play. of your favorite uncle, who Just Georgia SS, Flori8e 18 tential fury becomes obvloas: Vn. Toch II, Floildn Bt. j l .)— ------. — _— .;— ------many years ojT boxing ex be an excellent program provid In the final minutes when Bob middle period, two of the goals tog the past month and began to of the a iic iu '^ Wiggin continued, “ Bill Lopes, laM week gave you Arlaona Harvard 21. Prioeelea resulting from power plays. the fat. flat, soh raar tires and 18 .Btootard 17, WaoMngfon 8 perience. ing the youngsters and their Nevln's shot bounced off a bother him. York is one of the biggest tele on toe line, aiid Jini. Balesano, State to drop Wyoming from MIcMgaa 87, Ullaois 8 the bellowing engine. , TVool texra Bt. It. Weetera O’NeU taught bogetog at the parents show enough Interest Hawk defenseman anA into the vision iriarkets, probalUy -the boUi. turn^ in' , tine per- the ranks of the undefeated - ladlonq 88, lesra 18 iei«rag«» If Surrounding Danny are 2,270 (Jommunlty Y for ctose to 20 and be on hand Tuesday night. nbt” /, 1 biggest to the smrld. They would ' formanoes:’’ Balesano gave the iau'-fumph! . Cotorode 84, Naases II pounds o f . Mustang Mach I, Wool Vo. 27, Wm. A Mary U years, and wnsâ boxer hlmseif The boxing program wUl be By then, Chicago wAs. in con lose mqipey on the televisicn in offensive unit a few good runs 'All right. - Leander. -tt*s your quivering to the tune of 1,600 r41, M arelttll '18 " V i^ 28, Panraylvenin 14 fighting to the^ Golden Gloves held Tuefday, Wednesday and trol. After Mlklta's go^l put the come by holding the tight to and shared the quAHerbacking tu rn ip horsepower in a Ford 427 cubic 28 (N .), LSU IS Mwlgera 14, UOorai IB In the early 30s. He also man- Thuraday from 6 to 8 p.m. each Hawks to front In the second pe New York.” ^ duties with k>i4iomore Jnowii\(lght- week at the Y, 79 N. Main 8t. riod. Kim Pappto scored off a FVazier is recognised as cham Wiggin. mean Amoe! I got a couple of Miami (8.) 82. Morytaad 29 ' Arnhem IB. TrHBty M picture pass from Dennis HuU powerhouse. pion in New Yoik, Pennsylvan Manchester, with a 3-3 record doozlee tor ya! - Memphia St. 82, Se. Mira. 12 IB,' W ethoretield U YOU CAN EARN and rookie Gerry Finder hit to "Danny has no equal at the "Would you believe Michigan ia, nitooia, Texas, Massachu IN) and 3-2 to CX^L play, after this ability to restrain a 1.600 horse 8, PMoekl 7 the third period. setts and Maine. EUis holds the State 82, Purdue 287 Yep, toat's w^k’s encounter, has a home power car at toe starting line, MILEX AUTO ENGINE' Yvan Oournoyer, back te Worid Boxing Associatlpo game with Bristol Eastern and rlgh$. Bulgy. Ol' Dittfy Dough Montreal’s line-up after missing m Pia- give the Canadlens- their dead Philadelphia. He stopped Jerry Uble St not red-lighting"— p rove it's on the amy back from BASKETBALL'S Stndento 91 ial Field. centurt. lock with Minnesota. Qiiarry Iset summer to boost bis ’ being disqualified (or starting Ita aarjy season '.miaeriee by OoMi-’a Btggaot Returning to toe Indians’ Itoe- BREATEST SHOW ON EARTH 6 Fun Da% The North Stars’ Cesare Man- record to 24-0 with 21 wins com- "We are expecting * good too iltp ftn g poet heavily tavpred ir AUTO MECHANIC AB * ------• igao faced 43 Montreal shots tog on knekouts. up after a two-week layoff due . game from them,” stated Wlg- and protected a 2-1 edge built on - guUs Uves to'LoulsriUe, K y., to water on the elbow will be gin. "Tbey haven’t wosi but srfll TECHNICIAN second period goals by BUI and fights out of Mtoml Beach. / G reg dermato. With Germain- be sky high for our gam e. I The Fabulous Magicians Goldttworthy and Billy CoUlns Hp hasn’t fought since Septem back, Wiggin will have a little just b ^ oin- ptayere can come Free Pre-Winier -17118 opening is for a skilled man in a progreailve, until Oournoyer tied it. ber 1966 when he woo a ooatio- more depth at the guard pool- beck to the" right state ot mind . Ud By MARQUIS HAYNBS Jacques Lemalre scored to Varelal declslqn over Floyd Pat tlon Ju^ will be able to give to win,’’ cotittoued Wiggin noodm , warm shop. Fringe benefits Include free uni SPORTSMAN SHOW the opento|[ mlnUte for Mont- i terson to Stockkkolm, the regulars a • little ■ rest. ------. Safety Inspeefion forms, iiMranoe, pension and profit sharing. real. The only injury Manebepter i i - L SUNDAY, NOV. I, IM Phil Goyette rallied St. Louis received Saturday, along with i G o o d N ew s Forty-hotir week, 8 a.m.*’ to 6 p.m.? no Saturdays. HARTFORD STATE ARMOR) from a two-goal deficit and the the usual bumps end bruteas, „ . . W « W ill Em r iIim : Set New Record* ••prtde.’ ' HANOVEK, NJi . (AP) — MMchtiter Hifli ftbitl General Moitors training. If you feel qualified and piw- Blues tied Boston. Goyette • RAKBUNDfCiB I scored one goal and assisted on ORONO, Maine (AP) — tout r.nnfcins' to Saturday the Ea- Dartroouto’e football teem r*- slbly being held back In your present job. call Phil . . SOF. 7-Il, .I969 two others whUe Larry Keenan end Gene Benner of ^ g t ^ ^ t a g o o d -r iz J t e w n b u t ®®^®« •ome good new. this • SHOCK ABSORBERS scored twice for the We^ Divt-i two major ooUege New Eitolaad Just have not been eUe to come w®«*i with the word that baif- • BALL JOINTS TopUss, Service Manager. EXHIBITS • FREE EAIIKIIIB • REFRfSHMEIITt sion team. records lost totnrday acoordliw UD with a winning combtoatton. Clark Beier, onoe thought Defenstvely. Wetherafleld is b(g to be out lor the season with a . • STEERING MECHANISM Nov. 7— 5 p.m, to 10 p.m; - n m coNTiNuoui ' Rookie Jim Hsurison’s third- to flguree Metoied by the wai. • n R B S SKMTS MOW period goal tied it (oi|- the Bruins eecaitgr today. with Jim Craja ptaytog Nov. 8— 10 i.m. to 10 p.m, tvnv H NOW — H e 12 recepttahe sraeed the tackle and

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Lskttae Days: 7 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. licensed home. 643-9044. 1% baths, close to school and heat, luluUa, no pets, 8100, WESTINGHOUSE . ACXXIUNTING CLERK — SHARPENING Service - Saws Roofing and erator8, second shift. Verti- Nights: 4 P-n». to 1 a.m. stores. Available December monthly. Also speidous 4-room COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. APPLIANCE // Perk up with a positive And Lubrication Man DAY CARE in my licensed 1st. 648-3873. KEITH REAL ESTATE knives, aces, shears, skates Chimneys 16>A SALES & SERVICEXO. cal turret lathe operators, sec- _____ apartment, centrally located, 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFDRE PIJBUCATION chance for a profitable fu ond shift. CaU LeMl Corpora- T U R R E T L A T H E — Set-up Mancherter home. Bowers rotary blades. Qulok seiirioe You’D enjoy working at Mancesteris finest service statiim. 6% ROOM, large apartment, 649-1922 646-4126 heat and hot water, no pets, Deadline for Saturday and Monday to 4:80 p.m. Frlda> ISO P re s tln .-P »k Rd. ture. Figure aptitude, salary School area. CaU 649-7B9S. Câpilol Equipment Co.. 81 ROOBTNG Spedaltolng re tion, 648-280. and operate. three bedrooms, second floor, 8125. monthly. 649-4834. Bast Hartford, Conn. to 8100. Wmldng condlUons are ideasant and your fellow employes X Main St., Mtmdioster. Hour: pairing roofs of all kinds, new 8130. Two children accepted. roofs, gutter work, chimneys FULL-TIME automobile me- H A R D IN G E C H U G K E R S are most congenial. You will receive full company bene^ts PLEASE READ YOUR AD dsdly 7:30-5, Thursday 7:80-9 ,Mft R. J. Kennedy ADMINISTRA’ITVE CLERK SituorioM W onfd ■ CaU 849-8360. ktAIN ST., corner ofilca. i Saturday 7:80-4 6U-7068 cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ Charfle Also ^nrtce Staton at- _S et-u p and operate, —plus many fringe benefits, too! Apply in person at . . . Rusinon Proporty ClaHSin^ or "Want Ads" are taken over the phone aa a 289-7931. —Don't be glum! Here's an tendant, full-time. Apply Sun- M o t e 3 9 roonu and lavatory. House ft' experience. BVee estimates. opportunity to use that zip 36 MAIN St one bedroom apart For Solo 70 convenience, llie advertiser shonld read his ad the FIRST YOU ARB A 1. truck Is A-1 Call Howiey 648-6861, ‘ Opportunity Employer set Service Staton. 556 E. Mid- PRODUCTTION M ILLERS Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667. you’ve been saving. Good TEEN-AGE handyman- doUres ment, flrrt floor, electric stove DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the Ollars, attics, yards, drive ' die Tpke., Manchester. — Set-ûp and operate. Moriarty Brothers 14ANCHBSTER — 30,000 next insertion. The "Herald is responsible for only ONE in* typing skUls and ability to odd Jobe and la-wn work. Por and refrigerator, heated, park n V E —room w lte of front ways sealed and small truck------— FUUy-TIME and part-time square foot masonary Indos- correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then work on your own. Salary to M T C I ^ C 816 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER — 643-6186 ter St. area. 643-9633. ing. 8100 monthly. AvaUable St. offices, 100 percent loca ing done A-l-1 right. Call T re ROOFTNO, GiAUrs. dilmneys— waitresses, 5-day week, 9 - 6 - tor fleet work, TOOL GRINDERS — Ex- trial buUdlng, 1% aerem, cen only to the extent of a "nuike Kood" insertion. Errors which 3106. November 12th. CaU 649-2866— tion near hanks, alr-conditlon do not lessen the valne of the advertisement wiO not be maiM TnicllU n^ Ssrvlee 8f toll- New and- repairs our special shift. W. T. Grant Co., Park- Perient^ at sharpenimr before 6 p.m. tral location, all . otflltlaa. able for out of town work. For 4- ^ 1^ .HELP WANTED male, fuU- ed. automatic fire spiinkier. corrected by "make nood" insertion. (ree, T42-948T ty, 20 years experience. Free ade. SECRETARY — Choked by Many posslbtUtles, tnelodliig appointment call 643-2378, 649- Cutting tools. A.oplv ICartoWs, 867 Main St estimates. Call Roy Kanehl. routine? Greet new cus- ttme. Aroly In person. Barrett H o !p W o n t o d — M o t e 3 6 D o g S — B lr d l— P o tS 41 THRBE-room flat,‘ garage, hot (ximmerclal use. Baye* Agen Phimblng Supply, 331 Broad STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 648-0858 after 6 p.m. DENTAL assiatant, part-time ■tomers for this new expand ______BRIDEPORT MILLING water, stove. Middle-aged cou cy, 646-0181. (Rockville, Ton Free) SL, Manchester. BAKER’S helper or donut mak GROOMING all breeds. Har- FURNISHED office tor rent on fireplaces, fla|(irtone terraces. for local office. Experienced or ing office. Salary 8100. ple only. Call 648-6818. PART-'ITME help wanted, M A C H IN E O P E R A T O R S er, for third shift. 48-h6ur .mony HUl. H. C. Chase, Hebron Main St., 878. Security deposit All concrete repairs, both in- will train right person. 640- All fees j)aid by our client 84ANCHESTER —-^Jenter—~Poft 643-2711 875-3136 BXiBX,'i’KUjiAN —-Journeyman week. Apply in person, Bess Rd., Bolton. 643-5427. klANCHBlSTBR Park Chestnut required. CaU 848-9678. sida and outside railings. Land Hoofing and Plumbing 17 6676. companies. mornings for clerk and de- — Set-UP and operate, slble office and reaidence com scaping. Reasonably priced livery work. Good pay, flexible and experienced helper. Top Eaton Donuts, 160 Center St., Garden Apartments, Decem bination. Slx-ropm Oolontal, >■ TOY POODLES, 12-weeks old. Cali 6480851 GRANT’S Plumbing Service, SALES Associates wanted by hours. Apply In person. Uggett ^ beneftts wages with benefits. Call be Manchester. ber 1, 3% rooms at 8]US0, 4% at WAREHOUSE with smaU office Two males, AKC, exceUent car garage. Bus Una. 834,900. quality work, fair prices. Call real estate office, full facilities R IT A G IR L Drug, Manchester Parkade. ^ oenents. tween 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Rob 8175. Heat, hot water, oven — In center of town. Can also be Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? BRIC3C, block and stone work. for free estimate, 648-6341. provided. Will train Inexper ert’s Electric Co, 644-3421. disposition. Extremely small range, refrigerator; . parking used for 'workshop. Available Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in ienced but otherwise qualified 800 S ILV E R LA N E PORTER — full or part-time^ Sotesmon Wontod 36-A lovable dogs. 876-0101. and storage. No pets. Tel November 1st. CaU 643-9678. 391 CENTER Street, an e i ^ mornings, five days weeUy. ^ Equal Opportunity Employer YOUNG man who desires re door fireplaces, sidewalks, applicants. Call Mr. Dwyer, at EAST HARTFORD ephone 627-8238 between 9 - 6 room home with 3-car ganga 24-Hour Answering Service Mininory, Apply In person, Arthur Drug tailing as a career, sales TEXAS OU Company needs man SMALL STORE near 100 per chimneys. Free eatimates. Evans & Clapp, 460 Main St., THREE ‘ cute kittens need a p.m. After 6 p.m. 647-1871. located in busineas I I aesM. Stores. 942 Main St., Manebes------oriented. Boy's and men’s de over 40 as traveling represen cent Main Street location. Ap- Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. Drtssmaking IV Manchester. 647-1464. 528-9416 good home. Call 649-9236., C NIA. I.C Dwelling could be easily eon-, Free to Herald Readers ter. YOUNG man to assist man- partment. To learn manage tative. Write A.D. Dickerson, ONE-BEDROOM Ranch type iply Marlow’s. 867 Main Street verted for professional or com ment, assistant buying, salary Pres., Southwestern Petroleum LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also ALTERATIONS my specialty, MANICURIST wanted, full or _ ------:______ager, lighting showroom. Will BOXER pulses, fawn, cham apartment. 8146. per month in mercial occupancy. Robart J. Warn inlormation un one of our classified advertiseinenicr good CAR WASHER, good driving train — excellent permanent iqten. CaU Mr. Shapiro, 643- Oorp., 634 N. Main, F\)rt Worth, "The Russians wouldn't dare make a pre-emptive attack moving large appliances. Bum- satisfaction guaranteed. Call part-time. Call Magic Mirror hn!^***^ ^saleswoman, pion bloodlines, AKC register cluding appUances and heat. TERRIFIC spot for any busi Smith. Inc.. 063 Main Btraat. , No answer al the telephone listed f Simply call the hours, good wages. Apply record, knowledge auto me- opportunity. Mr. Claman, 646- 3138, Casual ViUage Shops, Texas. on us— we'd cut off their fortune cookies!" ing barrels delivered. 84. 644- 647-9607. Beauty Salon, 643-2449. ot ed.' Six-weeks rtd. Wormed. Paul W. Dougah, Realtor, 649- ness on Route 83 in Vernon, M»«M1. 1776. Parkade Bakery, Parkade chanics. CSall 647-1380. 2830. Manchester. Cali 742-9274. 4686. ^ s s glass and seat cover KEYPUNCH operator 029. Shopping Center, 649-6820. Duslness of le years. Two bays. BUSINBISS sone —Stone build EDWARDS BRIDGEBOR'r Operators— ex ATTICS and cellars cleaned, Moving— ^Trucking— Mostly numerical. Benefits. FREE,' two beautiful mulU- MANCHESTER —NEW five- Call 876-9211 or 876-0244. ing consisting of tour unit odd Jobs, light trucking, trees perienced In aircraft work. Holp. W ontod^ S t o r o g * 2 0 Oaer Bros., 140 Rye St., So. colored long haired kittens. Housohold Goods 51 Wontod To luy 58 room apartment in two-famtiy apartments. Three house trail ANSWERING SERVICE removed and lots cleared. Call WOMAN part-time, for clean Top pay tor top personnel. Pull Windeor. Mote or ^mo!o 37 CaU 643-0718 after 4:80 p.m. home. Three bedrooms. Avail professional office for er parking Tots. ExceUent in 649-1794. ing. Laurel Manor, 649-4619. COLONIAL BOARD benefits. Apply in person, Rolo WANTED — ANTIQUES, used MANCHESTER Delivery-light ------FULL-TIME employment In LANE Maple cedar chest, ex able immediately. Range, dis rent. Center Street location come. Phllbrlck Agency, Real Machine Co., 66 Elm St.. Man PART Gordon Setter and Ger furniture, partial nr complete CaU 649-1680. 649-0500 875-2510 ODD JOBS— ReasonaUe rates. trucking and package delivery. Billing department in local ceUent condition. 800- Call af posal. carpeting throughout, tors, 646-4300. Refrigerators, washers and WOMAN part-time, for kitchen, chester. man Shepherd puppies, 8 iscates. Oall 633-2300 days. 646 garage. 8210 monthly, plus and leave yonr message. You’ll hear from our adverbser In Oarages, attics and*' cellars Help Wanted— Male 36 COMPANY lumber yard. Experience pre ter 6 p.m., 643-2618. Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. stove moving, specialty. Fold- Uo-urel Manor, 649-4619. weeks, 815. each. 633-9627 any 0004 after 7 p.m. utilties. Paul W. Doutan, Real FYIR l.,BASE — Industrial sone. 6 cleaned. Lawn raking, rubbish lA T H B Operators —Experienc ferred but not required. AppU- ing chairs for rent. 649-0732. time. 3EWING MACHINES — smget tor, 649-4886. Block and brick commercial removal. Small shrubs and ______EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, PRODUCTION milling and SKILLED AND UNSKILLED ed in aircraft work. Top pay cant must have background of InvMtmofit Proporfy auioniatlc zig-zag, excellent building. 3.700 square feel. AU trees removed. Call 648-2001. —^------^ through general ledger,. 87% lathe hands needed. Liberal for top personnel. Full bene- mathematics. Pleasant em SHEPHERD and collie male FOVH large rooms, first floor, utilities Including 12x30’ office. Aufom obilM For Sola 4 condition. Makes buttonholes, Rooms W ithout loord 59 For Sate 70*A P a in tin g ___P a p e r in g 21 fringe benefits. Call Mr. benefits. 60-hour week. Apply pccellent fuU-time, rtx days per week. Shift dlf. llta. Apply in person, Rolo Ma ployment with all fringe bene puM>y, 8 weeks old, black with heat, stove,' refrigerator. Central location. Busy indus in person, Metronics Inc., 640 nems. cmoroiders, etc. Ortg- Bombardier, 649-6361. ferentiol, Blue Cross, CMS, life insurance paid holidays chine Co., 66 Elm St., Man fits. Apply in person, The W.O. white marking. 820 to good THE~fHOjb>SON Hoiwi^-^ Month’s security deposit, ref trial and business sone. FVan- UNIQUE investment with HERALD SNOW plowing, making route. CNSIDE—outside pamtlng Spe Hilliard St., Manchester. and other fr in ^ benefits. xaUy over 8800., 6 monthly chester. Glenney Oo., 336 N. Main St., home. CaU 649^9688. tage St. centrally located, erences. Available November cls E. Boland Agency, 316 86.980. yearly income potential. 1961 TEMPEST, automatic Call 643-2301 after 6 p.m. clal rates (or people over 66 COUNTER girl part-time,. 6 to payments of 88.60 each or pay- transmission, 8126. 646-1039. Mancherter. large pleasantly furnished 1, 8180. 648-4608. Broad St.. Manchester, 643- Two-family, presently operated Call my competitors, then call 1 a.m. Apply in person, Bess CUSTODIAN — Full-time or P'UPPY, 12-weeks old males 151 cast) 622-0931 dealer DOX LETTERS YOUR BUSINESS janitor, de 615 P A R K E R S TR E E T rooms, parking. CaU 649-2368 1663, 643-1664. as rooming house. Oompletaly me. Estimates given. 649-7868 Efiton Donuts, 160 (Jenter St., part-time at Manchester REAL ESTATE salesmen, ML3 ptirt Beagle. Free to good ATTRACTIVE 8-room apart pendable night service, dally, TWO — 3’ 2’’x8’ folding tables, for overnight and permanent furnished, new furnace, new Manchester. Manor Rest Home. CaU 646- available. CaU for interview, home. After 6 p.m., 643-7262. ment, quiet residential ar«a, FOR I.JCASE — Car wash, go For Yonr 1962 PONTIAC Catalina, |160, weekly or monthly basis. Call Carlyle Johnson MANCHESTER ideal for sewing, 86 each. CaU guest rates. roof, ample parking. 837.700. SDWARD R, PRICE -Palntlng ______0129. H. D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. stove, refrigerator, heat, all ing business. Very busy, cen Information cash, 649-0660. 044-0029. exterior and Interior Paper CHAMBERMAID wanted— six TWO Siamese cata, blue and 643-6612. M.H. Palmer, Realtur, 648- MRS. E. S. LO FTUS ROOM for rent, gentleman only, utilities and parking, 8180. tral location. Entrance to' 6331. hanging. Ceilings,- etc. Insured, days a week. Experienced pre- EXPERIENCED m e c h'a n i c Lynxpdlnt. Both proven fe THE HER.tLD wlU not 1963 CORVAIR— 4-speed, good TREE BEIRVICE (Bouoter) - Machine Oo. MOVING — Refrigerator, wheel central location, free parking. monthly. Ideal for newlyweds. Pnrtade-Broad St.. Manches 649-1008 ferred but not necessary. CaU wanted for general repair males with papers. Will ac disclose the Identity of condition. 8196. - Call after 6 Trees cut. building lots clear SUPERVISOR TRAINEES barrel, storm door, win References required. 643-3693, Available immediately. CaU ter. FYancIs E. Boland Agen ------643-1666. Has openings for: garage. Profit sharing plan cept any reasonable offer. Oall any advertiser using box p.m., 872-8731. ed, trees topped Got a tree B. H. MAOOWAN JR. ft Sons, MECHANIC — experienced, dow fan, radiator cover, wash 649-8160. 236-0664. cy, 818 Broad St., 643-1663. Mjum'Jtorter letters. Readers answer work at South Windsor Auto available for quaUfied man. 1-684-7791. ) problem? Well worth nhone interior and exterior painting, CAREER minded woman for c .... . hourly rate, five-day week, full ing madhlne, breakfast dishes, 643-1664. ing blind box ads who 1967 IM PALA Wagon, good Parts. Inquire in person. See Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, Exceptional opportnities ex LARGE, clean furnished room, MANCHESTER — Looking tor call. 742-8262 paper hanging. Thirty years specialty excellent start- or pcirt-Ume. Apfdy In person, sewing machine, chaise BUSINESS ZONE desire to protect their condition. 30,000 miles, V-8, 283 shop, •GENERAL_MACHINE Schanck Rd., South Windsor. Route 83, Vernon. ist for those having two to gentleman only. Kitchen privi an apartment? dome see ou^ SINGLE FURNISHED 4-room experience, four ^generations. Paul Dodge Pontiac, 373 Main Arrictes For Sate 45 Ibunge, maple buffet, kitchen identity cqn follow ‘his engine. (Jail 649-4917. ing salary. CaU Glazier’s, 643- OPERATORS four years of coUege. Some leges, free washer, ' dryer, beautiful Presidential Village. . house, Bolton Lake, Novem St., Manchester. 3IEN for tire service and re stove heater. CaU 649-1976. . Prortlng on two streets, 80’ procedure: Free estimates, fully insured. 6346. work and/or military ex parking. Palmer Realty, 643- We have deluxe 8%-room and ber - June. Adults only. 8178 1963 RAMBLER, 2-door sedan, 643-7381. (3et-up and operate) cap ahop. Good pay, 45-55 hours ALUMINUM sheets used aa on Main St., 60’ on.Hroinafd Enclose your reply to Housukold SarvicM perience. Formal, and on- MAYTAG Dryer, complete with 6321. 4^-room apartments available monthly. Call only betiwsen 9- V-8, automatic, very clean, ROCKVILLE manufacturing SERVICE MAN per week, all benefits. Must printing plates, .009 thick, 2Sx Pki< e. ExMing 2 - story the box In on envelope — Job training provided, lead exhaust hose, purchased in for Immediate occupancy, fea 11:80 a m. Phone 649-0073. 8326. CaU 648-1824: Offurwd 13-A CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex experienced *HEAT TREATER be rteady worker. Ebqierlence 36’’, 26 cents each or 6 for 81. LARGE furnished room for structure. Much potential. address to the CHasalfled FULL-TIME ing to' rapid advancement 643-2711. February used very little. New turing 1% baths, 3-bedrooma, terior painting, paper hanging. clerk typist for various duties helpful. Apply Nichols Man rent, parking, male only. 816 Manager, Manchester FuU-ttme experienced oU into responsible supervisory home equipped with dryer. dishwasher, disposal, self 1963 FORD wagon, automatic, LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deltv Discount on wallpaper. CaU In order department. Hours 9- chester Tire, Inc., 295 Broad weekly. CaU 644-0123 after 6 Evening Herald, together burner and heating mcui. position. Hours available: DARK, RICH Btonetree loam, Cost 8316. Sale price 8166. 644- cleaning range, double door power steering, new tires, 646-8048. 6. CaU 876-3886. •TOOL CRIB ATTEND- St., Mcmcherter. p.m. Homos For tonf 65 JACQUELINE- with a memo listing thi ery, yard/>, attics, cellars clean Excellent salary, working PORTER Noon to 8 p.m. and 3 to 11 five yards, 816. Sand, gravel, 1476. refrigerator, carpeting through companies you do NOT radio. 648-2844 after 6 p,m. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs ANT . ROBERTS AGENCY PAINTING—Interior and ex conditions and security, Blue INSPECTORS and mold men p.m. Salary open. stone, fill, manure, pool and LIGHT housekeeping room all out, two alr-eonditloneni, want to see your letter. Price 8460. 044-8962 For general cleaning and Mode] Home Furniture SIX-ROOM house toy rent, near Tour letter ^ i i be de terior, very reasonable, free NURSES AIDES — 3-11 p.m. Cross, CMS, Major Medical, start at 82.66 per hour. All paUo sand. CaU 648-9604. furnished, stove and refrigera master TV antenna. FVee 646-8389 •STOCK SELECTOR uniforms and outstanding schools, 1 lor Ml and bus line, In N 1960 FALCON, 4-door sedan, estimates. CaU Richard Mar- Laurel Manor, 649-4619. 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL heat, hot water and parking. stroyed if the advertiser LIGHT trucking — Lawns, cel custodial woric. 81.92 per benefitr. Openings available CONN. BANK & TRUST SCREENED loani, processed tor, 801 Main St., 643-4074. cludes appUances, 8260. per Is one you’ve mentioned. automatic transmission, radio, lars, attics cleaned, odd Jobs. tin, 649-9286, 6 4 9 - 4 4 1 1 . ------profit sharing and pension 19 PIECES Laundry and storage area in Immediately on first and sec gravel, gravel, land, stone, month. 644-2384. NEWLY LISTED 9-roo«n' room If not It will be handled heater, good running condition, Trees cut and removed. 648- Good wages, benefiita. plans. Call for appointment. hour to start. Apply: 1297 basement. Play area. Super PAINTING—Specializing In in- MERRY CHRISTMAS! ond shifta. Please call 289-4361. COMPANY flU. George H. Orlfflng Inc. ing houee. Furnlahed and in In the usual manner 8160. 648-7932. 6000. intendent on premises. On bus RAISED Ranch, 7 roomz, two terlor finish. Fully insured, AVON gives you the opportunity Firestone Retread Shop, 20 Bid- Andover 742-7886. Aportmunts Floti full operation. ExceUent In- 1 CONSTITUTION PLAZA line at Thompson Rd. off Cen full baths, 3-car garage, two 1962 FORD Qaloxlo 600, 4-door free estimates. CaU Ronald ,to turn spare time into money. 52 MAIN ST. 563-0131. weU Rd., South Windsor. interior Designer wants reUsble ooHM. Near center. Mr. Mar REWEAVTNO of bums, motta- BLUE Lustre not Iedlterranean. Also to 1:30 p.m. Monday through Apply to ScotUe, Moriarty Yuyles, 23 Oak St., Manches- portables, 819.00 up; rebuilt 1964 OR 1965 FORD hbavy duty Assoc. 643-6129. Has an <^>ening for a man over 18 to work evenings at our QUALITY control inspector, security, H.M. Frechette, Real cludes heat. Part security re 1st SHIFT 4 AJd. . 2:30 »PJd. rec rooms. All wprk custom Friday. Fast growing branch YOUNG MAN — Full-time, to Bros., 313 Center St,, Manches ter. consoles, 828.00 up; pew and BOY In service, must sell 1968 econollne-vans. Eixtsellent con second shift position. Ex tors, 647-9903. quired. Osli 646-8190 between built. CaU Royal Custom Build store complex. Apply in person assist in delivery and installa Manchester store. Must be able to work after 10 p.m. tiU ter. used cabinets 810 up. Paris and 2iid SHIFT 2:30 PJd.. 11 P.M. ^ . Cutlass, 8 cylinder. Ram-air, dition. Call 742-7676. perience in reading blue prints ARIENS leaf and lawn vacuum 4 and 9 p.m. ers, 646-3434. Busilifss Opportunity 28 only. Arrow Stereo Tape Town, tion. Tumpfke TVi 649-3689. closing. Experience preferred but we„wlU train. service.. Ideal Sewing Machlna EDGERTON Gardens — Near power steering, 2-dodr hardtop. LANE maintenance man fo r ' and gauges required. Apply, in attachment, - fits ail models, RapM|y crowing faidiigtry. Nsw phnt, glAidy 1968 DODGE pick-up, 9,000 328 West Middle Tpke., Man Service, 18 Webster St., Hart hospital. Deluxs one-bedroom 11,000 miles. 82.296. 666-7196 or NJflWTON H. SMITH mid Soi-.- X'\7ZK SHolând Reûrant In chester. SERVICE station help, full or nights. Apply Holiday Lanes, persoi), Multi-Circuits, Inc., 60 used little. Asking 8100. Call apartments. Wall to wall car worli, good pgy with oircrtinw. paid Uf* tawnr. miles, like new. I»nded with Remodeling, repairing, addi 644-0123 after 6. ford, 349-0786. . . /''643-9632. prime location. Completely rrr:*™ ;;:;;------^ ^ ^ part-time days. Apply in per INTERVIEWS DAILY AT THE STORE 89 Spencer St., Manchester. Harrison St., Manchester. peting, appliances and uUUUes FgrnislM^- ^ ■-> toco, ^ i t ^ i l o n . hoUdgya. vwntkn extras. 267 Spmee St.- tions, rec ° rootns, garages, rntfi equipped. 86,600... Phllbrlck COUNTER GIBL part • Ume son, Russell’s Texaco. 318 etc. 8166-8160. J. D. Real Es Aportmoiitt porches and roofing. No Job evenings, 81.80 per hour. 646- PORTABLE washing machine, ______î^Bgs bgitafltg, Expgrigneg not nonsMuy, 19iM. DODGE Sportsman Van. Agency Realtors. 646-4200. Adams St., 649-8110. 601 MidiUe ’jpi*e.. Wert — center a^tator and pump, no B.IC range, ,Uke new, tate Aseoctates. 6<18-6139. 1961 FORD with Oldsmoblle en too small. Call 649-3144. 1666. -- Holp Wontod— Mote or Fomote 3 7 'rwO-RGOM furnUbed~ apart limin. Wondoifnl opportunity for advanco- + removable seat, good condi wringer, 820. Complete Girl Coppertone. 8178. 666-6663. mant. . i gine. Best offer, 646-1761. BEAUTY Salon-Êxcellent loca DRIVER and stock clerk part- ONE-BEDROOM newer apart ment. Heat, hot water, stove, tion. 8600. call 640-4696. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re Between the fioura jof 9-11 njn., 2-6 p.m., 7-9 p.m. Scout uniform, size 8, 86.60. ' tion. Good income. For more time or full-time. Apply in per ment, good condition, small refrtferator. Apply Mortow'a, A p p ly o t modeling specialist. Additions, 1063 CHEVROLET Viui, V-8s 14’ details call Mr. FYechette. H. NURSES AIDES —11 p.m. to son, Alcar Auto Ports, 226 Glri’s 24’’ bicycle. 810. 648- 867 Main St. ManqhaBtsr. 1963 P O N 'n A C Cntallnn, V-8, WINTER TS‘ COMING - ' building, 18140. per month In box. EJxcellent condition. Ask rec rooms, dormers, porches, M. Frechette. Realtors, ,7 a.m. Laurel Manor, 649-4819. Spruce St 7932. . .. Mochinory and Took 52’^ power steering, etc. 649-3.390. eqblnets, formica, bulIt-lns, BURGER CASTLE ^ cluding heat and âppliances. ing 81.660. CaU 64?-1702. , 9993. ' ■ ” I Paul W. Dougan, ^ s lto r, 649- THREB-raom furnlahed apart- CAVROK CORP. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. If the agfirravation of traveling in traffic'is 250 GAL. KEROSENE LOADER, srlndbreaker, snow me'nt, private entrance, park furnace for commercial blade to fit Farm-all H or M.’ '4836. . INDUSTSIAt PASS SO. a t t e n t i o n Men antf Women SYSTEMS,-11 ^ getting you down, why not work close to home. ing, no pets. 643-1303.' 1964 TEMPEST Pontiac, good HAUJ4ARK BulldUig Co'm- 649-9969. Also one set of tire chains, , . , . -—Are you looking (or bppor- DELUXE 3-bedroom apart i*it f7 o f PorliwoN condition. Call'649-6400. pany~l 12x38. Wheel harrow and snow Goragu Survic< Sell variety of FEMALE PRODUCTION We-Rave openings on all three shifts ih various ment, carpets, heat and ap TWO-bedroom mobils- home art .additions, rec roomz, garages, USED older lumber. Ideal for blade,-wtll fU a Farm-all cub. up in Bollon. purchaee VIRNON. CONN. 1968 CHEVROLET Malibu 327, S t p r a g * 10 dticts. .820 investment. Eventu jobs. ^ ; pUancea Included, 8168 pLr roofing, gutters. Free sstl- finishing. Free for the taking. Also three-bottom trailer poaslble Good condition. Work >An gqual opportunity gnpbyur ' convertible, power steering, ally grows into large whoIqsMe' ASSEMBLERS month. Paul W. Dougan,. Real METAL butidirig (or rent in in-, maies, all work guaranteed. Call 643-6613. •’ “^low. Bert bfter on,a 1961 In ing adulte, 943-2880. liower brakes.- Good condition. outlet. Contact -Mr. Mc<7brkln- St in and discuss a job with'Tis. tor, 649-4AS6. (lustrlal zone, also garage (or Cali 646-3687. UA M oMd 3rd sm n oranrofoe WOODWORKERS onT • 'a ternational two -too truck. Gall 872-3781. ’ .dale, Springfield, l)fasS. 413- HANNAH’S husband. Hector, ‘rHREB-ROOM apartment, prl- rent with 10’ high doors. Phqne 732-0928. Phone 644-8106. WE HAVE ctatomera sra.tuii CARPENTRY — concrete steps, HOUSEWIFE SHIFT 9-4 Apply hates hard work so be cleans , vale hpme, convenient loca PONTIAC — 1968 Catalina, 4- 649-9644 after 6. I for the' rental of your apart floors, hatchways, remodeling ^XvERN for W < 8, WAGES ^ METAL FAMICATORS the rugs with Blue Lustre. 8’ CUTTING bar for Cub tractor tion, ofl heat, working adulte.. vdoor, power steering and -Money mak CH EN^ BROTHERS. Inc. Rent electric shampooer 81. ment or home. J.D. Real Es porches, garages, clossts, ceil International 8180. Call 643- AvaUable December let. 943- ibrakea, extras. Excellent con- er. Owner anxious. Call Mr, ings, attics finish^. rec Union beneflts and pay, oc^tinaoas work with over- t 81 Cooper Hill Street Plnewood Furniture Shop. 8639. tate Assort at es. lac., 6496139 2690. -dlUon. Owner, 649-3894, MotorcyclM«— Frechette (or more details. H. room! formica, c e r a te . Oth Manchester, Conn. • — TWO-ROOM deluxs efficiency M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- time. Contact Mr. Kilbom. DON'T merely brighten carpets. OENTIJCMAN dealraa room HELP W ANTED 1966 MUSTANG, convertible 6 B ic y c k s 11 er, related work. No job too prestige location, appliances 0003.. Call 648-4141 fo r Saturday Appointments . Blue Lustre them . . no rapid mate tp share 3-badroom cyUnder, ' standard transmis small. Dan Moran, Builder BICYCLES-New and used. Re resoiUng. Rent shampooer 81. M osical IrntnOOMfS 53 and uuimct included.. 8186 per apartment. Call between 6-10 “ sion, 8700. 649-7768. . - Evenings 643-693-6M1. MANCHESTER . — Main St. Qnd W om ^n -r-' ALLIED BUILDING SYSTEMS ______^ ' Manchester Hardsrarr ft Sup mimlh. Paul W. Dougan. Rsal- p m. 646-9664. pairs on all makes. Open dally soda shop. Thriving business,'' SUNGERLAND Drums, -blue 6 CARPENTER A , reliable ply, 677 Main St., 643-4426. tor. 6496618. PUlL.nMi - PART-TMi 1662 RAMBLER, radio, heater, 9-6:30. Manchester Cycle Shop i 'W 'X 7 sparkle, 18", 21" cymbals, two handyritan (or repairs', installa all stock included. Owners re automatic, very clean, 8260.' lH2 West Middle ’fpke., 649 260 T O L L A N D T P K E „ M ANCH ESTER tdnu, basf, special snarlv-Hl- 40 GRISWOLD St.. Three tions, ' home -. Improvemente. tiring. Asking 810.000. Call H.D. •ATS A ITCiW fl , Cali after 8, 872-3810. 2098 , Hat. rtoot: 8300 firm. Coll 644- rooms, heat, hot water, refrig c a l l Ted. 9 to'6ip.m., 247-7886 Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. BOOKKE EPER Fool ood Food 49-A ' I ■ ...... • I Immediate Opening 0186, after 4 p.m. erator, stove, atroondltlonlng, F o r R o o t fH- adaila to m 1967 CORVETTE, 827, two tops .» or Evenings 649-0734. " - - ARE YOU LOOKINGLOOI FOR SEASONED cord wood, sawed parking. S ecu ritylequ lrad . plus extras. CaU after 6 p.m., M AOf ST. —1 New one Story t ** Businuss S«rvle«s SAVE MONEY! I Fast service. Help W onted WORK NEAR HOME? to required lengths. F re t de DRUMS — gold sparkle, excel 247-4046. 6^7403. ■ 648-6071. lent condition. 7 piece aet Lees air-oondlUaned office buUdliig. Dormers, room additions, gu- Female ; 55 livery. E, Yeomans. 743-6907, O fllM ____n Dependable person with experience in bortekeeptng, prefer than year old. Must aetl. 8178 LOOKING for anything, m real ITcrtlge location. Walking 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle, mges, porohei, roofipg and tor t BOOKKEEPER — Knowledge WAITRESSES ably tn accounts receivable and payroU. Our rapid growth SEASONED fireplace wood, or best offer. 643-0978. estate rentals — aparunanta dlstanre to banke. Town HaO very good condition. 8700 or SNOW plowing, residential and siding. Compare prices.' Add- ' ^4 requires addition to our office force. Wonderful c^portunity of Burroughs or National Book- , cut and dellverM. 818 pick-up nofflss, muKlple dnrsUlngs, iM snd downtown Main SI. Abun- lAOOOlttil best offer. 228-3971. commercial. Also trucking. A-Level Dormer Oom., 289- •*- foT'advsncrmect. i» keeping Machine, accounts re-(1 exper enced load. Call 228-6097, prompt de-' !ee« .OaU J D Real Estate I dance of free parking. WUl, be Reasonable rates. 646-1074. 044W T WANTED ll|vcry. Mum aeU. Excellent ttUon' completed December 1st. Vo/ 1966 RAMBLER Classic. One celvable. At least 82 per hour Asaocletits Inc »GOOD STARTING SALARY \ ' 647-1628; riety of office eslles from IM owner, 6 cylinder, automatic, LIN RI Construction Co., Car N, J. LaFlamme — Carpenter plus, five days. 10 to 6:30 or EVENINGS AND AFTERNOONS \ • FIVE-DAY WORK WEEK I, FIVE-ROOM flat on first floor. square feet to I.OM square 141 W. very clean; 8876 pr best offer, pentry and remodeling service. contractor. Additions, remodel 1 to 8:30. Call Mr. Shapiro, WKKENDS Haoioilold Goods 51 Newly redecorated Ideal tor . feet. Call Warren B. Howland. 876-1041. Additions, garage and renova ing and repairs. CaU anytime 643-3128 Casual Village Shops. • BiANY COMPANY BENEFITS 1 retired or working coupl*'. No R ealtor.'60-1106. . ... •1 1 ; tions. No Job too small. Call I (or free estimates. 876-1642. Manchester. «n 60ollQUARE~fertfl^ 2PM .tPJA.yPJi..1tPJl DORMERS, garages', Ooqehes. LIGHT, clean work, packing WKBKDAT BOCBSi Siee ta loe PJL WANTED -:y Antique furniture Rusaell St . Manchester, . > power brakes, power steering, Check the frjnge benefits. ' " . _ smh guarantees. Met them at 6M square feet, eecend floor. '/. :'/! automatic shift, good condition. Y1XX)R cleaning and waxing, rec rootns. room tdditloita. plastic bags in cartons, speed flaas. pewter, ofl palnllngs oi wBEUNDa: Uiee a j l u b pjb. w • i* tia e Apply In Person:'^ B.D. Peart'a Appliances. 64S SEVEN roome. second floor, up Good lecaUoo. Light manu Ji^tor service. Call Suburban kitchens,! add-a-Ievels. rocftng. 648-0680. and care es^ntial. Sensible | Main St CaU S49-2m other antique ttenu Any to 3 ChUdren accepted, 8US. In-, facturing or ware bouse Peter Floor Maintenance^ Service, siding, general repairs. Quality starting rate with merit raises. . jusrtlty. Ths Hartlson't, 6«i tU R «a CASTLE Apply in person at the eluding bat water. Security de- man r«tate Agency, 646- 1966 RAMBLER station wagon, f Free estimates; Fully Inaur^. workmanship. Flnanelng avail Pleasant new plant' on Tolland ■ c A v r o k corporation SINGER automatle pig- «T0t. IIS Oakland Street. very good condition, 8496. 742- , ______. portt.' 647-1639. . I 2333. 649-9229. | able. Economy Builders,: Inc., S8.. Bast Hartford, abort one j INDUaTRIAL PARK ROAD ' sag, srlth cafatoet. canverts In SYSTEMS, lac. 82SS. «S-6159. 872-0647 evenings mile from Manches|;er^lin DAVID'S to portable. . button iKdes, r-eOUSEHOLD loto - AsOSgem foUR extra Uiga roonterim- 30 MAIN rr.-— omee spMS ODD JOBS, light trucking, fliaiirljratFr tornins ^rralb “ K zlt tt Z p tt Psriem y Houra 9 a.ih. • 8 p.m., 6 days I 'monograms,. hems. stc. brle-s.farse, docks, frames mediate occupancy, , second 1062 TH U NI^RBIRD , 2 '- door carpentry, mIsceUaneous re avallahie _lmmedtslaly. Raw a week. Call 638-7497, 10 a.m; MANCI F6 . ^ , Routes U and- M Originally over 8300. TilfS pirtee (isHwars. Ws boy setatas VP- floor, nice eMldeatlal-do«UoS7 hanltop, all power, 8606. 742- p a id etc,, good service and IHESnk FARKAOE. " s nnsSi i r Rent one room ' or REMODELING rec rooms, and till noon, week days only, torj 13 MSSELL STREET-—IfANCRESTER, CONN. ' ' , ' .Ysman, Osta &m 862. tmab ^ roqg$6tiLpejL- -tsgs.-Jtaddler. AmifltaitOf, M Security and references. 946- 6210. low prfess. 643-7218. 6 4 6 ^ ^ three rooms. M M. Prechette, repair work, 289-9139. . interview. ' manta. B-66MT~ Lake OL. BoHnn. 9IS 936T M » - Realtors, MT-M|g

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Houses For Solo 72 THERE OUGHTA3E A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE MANCHESTER - New on market. Immaculate 'modem' NAC Vows Tottand Ck>unty Colonial. Central location, H i COVENTRY — Bottoti. Hne. baths, 2-car garage, ‘ recrea Windsor—CSeon 6-raom MANCHESTER and VICINTY • Randi. nirae bedraoma. din- Four-room Ranch, fireplace, Superior Court tion ■ room, screened rear ANDOVER More Woes G>llegeSets ADVERTISING “ V rooin* 1 % tMitliM, llnplftoD, treed, private yard, near rixip- McCoy Calls a Meeting porch. Fiont-to-baek living farage. Phis tfaree-rooni in-law Pingr- Only $16,900. Hayes CLASSIFIED AOVI^TISING DEPT. HOURS room with fireplace. Bel Air A Vernon yoidb, O Ina Ar- Financinfif Avsilwle On All These HfMues H. D. Oole, Realtm-,. 648- Agehcy. 6460131. MAKe a n o f f e r over. For MTT Adult Oasses 8 AM. to 4:30 PJM. Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog. $80,000 for this atonb fuU- giras, 20, of Dobson Rd. pissdsd O f Town Board Tonight p tU , Realtor, 648-9882. VERNON dormered 7% room Ospe on • dwige of H»e newly elected mayor, and the Rev. Randall Tbirara. $16,900—Six-room Cape, garage, new heating system. Needs VUikNON —Ifanchsstar taw, 4-BEDROOM COLONIAL 7W private acres. This house from a Msssachusetta Iiwtttute entering with criminal In- On Weekends COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MANCHESTER She - room some work. 7^-room Sjrilt Level, Out of This 8-room custom Ooloalal Frank McCby, «has called a Speakers will offer'^lhsighta In- Colonial overlooking Center has .been greatly reduced of Tedinology research Jabora- tent. Aigtros won arreeted on Is a home of qua’fly set on tory by mur. ,___a.” ..I” Heglnnlng Jan.- 81, the. specialspedal meeungmeeting orof the Board ~ ■—“history '^7 of«« several minor-mi 4;M FJMt. DAT BEFORE PUBUOATION Park. H i baths, two-car $20,500—Six-room .Gape, central location. Owneia anxious. toro owiiBr wonts fsri sale. and must -be sold now. Don’t a beautifuOy treed lot near t o 7 b & ^ ^ Oct, t t tt the Creator Hartford Community of Reprosentattve, for tonight ^ garage, large' rooms. Immedi Bunt-lns, only $21,500. Hayes - miss this ridiculously lew Deadlineior Saturday and Monday U 4:80 p.m. ivida; $24^900—Large thrae-bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, garage,. ■Agency, 6480181. . •cboda and shoppiiY. N courthouse In RodevUe for al- College wlU o«er a ”Oollege on to swear ____ opportunopporiunltlee ate occupancy. Hayes Agen buy. Hons against defense research large wooded lot. Excrilent area, Inunediate oc- features a llrat fioci- tem- will contliiue. legedly breakhig Into the El- Weekend” juxigram deeign- ___ ^ «*«®**<1 for involvement. cy, 646-0131. IF you love horses and seven memoers of the board. TOUB COOPERATION WIIX |%| A ■ « / • ctqgency. Assumable mortgage. Oy room. 1 % baths, large The tenii^^Btratioaa Tueoday Bqulpmant Com- •‘“ ‘f who cannot attend " raeittii^wUl to at BE APPRECIATED l/IAL 04^2711 acres of land see this 5-room eundeck, walkout besement, 323,900 — 6-ROOM Split, ga HASTINGS REAL and Wednesday were d t a ^ ^ « J « : M « « Aug. 28. A ^ AdmlnlsiSaUon h ^ ‘T.' $26,900—Oversized Raised Ranch. Three large bedrooms, older house. $15JIOO. BRalne 8***ge and much noore. rage, bullt-ins. Immaculate baths, roc roonL fireplace, garage Large lot by the" November Action Com- larceny whs noUed would Uke to work toward an building. At tonight ■ _____ Hlatory.” The Rev. Segundo David 6480641, Meyer Agency. $38,000. 6466806. ESTATE meeting Las Heras, a priest from cohditlon, acre treed lot. As Owners moving. Offers consider. 6430609. mlttoe. and Uie case cendnusd to Nov. the board iney also adopt ixile; Conrinuod From Procodinq Poqo sume VA mortgage. Hutchins They were dtreiWaH **■ *** ■ * presentenoe Invastlga------“ “ ormauon has been of procedure. McOovM o O o T does X s not ...... Heart Church. Hartford. Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. $27,900—7-room Split. H i baths, bullt-ins, garage, acre lot * B &. W 742-7141 ^ ^ Interested expect that a n T lS » S 2 b L ^ HartfoidTs Spsnlsh Invostnwnt Propoity Excellent area. Aasunmble mor^rage. N O R m Coventry — New six- Houses For Sole 72 room Raised Ranch. High as HARROWS and WALLACE Co. Laboratory No. 6, where 175 re- ®*****' riwldanls rsMent by ^ w ls Mor- wlH to made at thto time. fpeaklng community In which For So]o 70>A MANCHESTER — Duplex 6-6, $28,500—Forest Hills area—Large Ranch, three twin-sized 326,500 — ATTRACTIVE 6-room separate furnaces, tile baths, sumable mortgage, 1 % baths, Mandieater Partade>-^ bedroonqs, two full baths, finished family zoom, bullt-lns^ ' tSshwaaher, fire- Hania, special aaalat- FOUR-PAMILT, 4-room apart Colonial, raised hearth fire newly painted, porches, one Monobetter 649-5806 with garage, buUt-lna, large P»««l4oe mlaaile. ^ very clean. Make £ui offer. tdace. Only $36,900. Hayes Today the NAC was able to Y * " * Republicans and ments. SS,B20. yearly Income. place, bullt-lns, attached ga block from Main St. Owner 643- E U ^ O T O N ' loto. Farr Realty. 1-22S-18iT l ------Tu«dav role of the goveni- 5945. $29,900—Îmmculate 6room Ranch. Rec room with bar. Agency, 646-0181. 328-73961. ■ . stM) this research for two houra Antonio M. Rodriquea, 89, of Saturday clasaea thoae atu- *««• HemocraU with a Repub- ®'*“ . Never a vacancy. Call for rage, shade trees, assumable . ______^rilTto •«*«"'««* can earn an a^ »»oan mayor. ^ in respect to minority complete details. M.H. Palmer, VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen R4/6/ iVlBUlHfJoT ELBEerz.Guq^ SMUPLEy ORUNCH Manicured ahrubs. Lots of trees. Built-hu. Has e x e c u t i v e RANCH Soon we wlU be able to-stop It MANCHESTER — Split Level, everything, must be seen. NORTH Coventry— Large new Ctietom buUt 7-toom, all VERNON —AssumaMe mort- for much loiurer than thaûMi ^ * chanr© of aaaault wtth In- o4nted ^Mctal credits can Hocl^lle will hold a special late ''**“ ®**^ kitchen with all appliances, fireplace, garage. Fine rage, all built-lns, acre plus 2% belths, powder and mud Land For Solo , y| 3; bedrooms, garage,- 160x200’ room, three bedrooms, family YJRe3TUHG‘ ' area. Lot of house for the money. dbiing room, red room',* gar- system which its resesrST^^ pubUc defender for Rodriquez ttonafanred to most colleges *'’*"*"6 service tomorrow at *****™-. which Involves j ___ trped lot. Hutchins Agency room, garage, large lot. Phil- wooded lot, $39,900. Meyer tXKxns, thermopoae win age. swimming pool, ovir m r^menT^Sê^v '• w*h s t o l ^ ““ c^ng bachelor degree pro- *" honor ot Jewish Book •“ ‘>urban famlU^ ana teen- Realtors, 649-6324. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- $83,900—Large CoI »• . » the student wtaheTto with Innei^clty children. 4200. extras. You’ll love this wie. 2-oar garage. Also has an ette. Realtors, 647-9993. it th. MTT mantto at his Village St. anart- continue his atudles. StudenU *’ *'• •'•“ k DavU. professor of “ “w*” * Chamberlain from the HOLTON LAKE — Californian, insuTimenta- p.n ■ * ...... LAND FOR SALE MANCHESTER — Three - bed Housof For Solo 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 «8*ininWe mortgage. $48,------Uon latorStoriM th.i Aug. 18. can acoeleraU their prognmis E»>«t‘»h al the University oi Connecticut Housing Invest- $34,900—Executive Ranch. 1,800 square feet, two baths, 2- Three bedrooms, spacious room Colonial. Large kitchen, MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom______900. 649-6806. BOLTON Lake — Waterfront joha M. McDonald 34 iX 28 **y *ttendlng aummer courses. Connecticut. wlU to the M a t wIU discuss that or- car garage, space galore. Acre lot. Private financ kitchen with bullt-lns, flre Route 44A Bolton. Approx. formal dining room, flreplaced Colonial, convenient location, SAULTERS RD! — Immaculate mNCHESTER — Tour chll- MANCHESTER—Custom 8-room ing available. callforntaCalifotnto stjdestjrte home, 8 bedbed- ReservtXr Rd niewtoi Further Informttion and an! P*'«“ cher for tlthe service. Ha S^^t^tlon’s efforts to aaalat mi- 8 acres. 600 ft. frontage. ^ , living room ,1% baths, 2-car completely air - conditioned! six-room Cape. Rec room, two dien will love this older home tri-level on wooded acre lot, 2 placed living room, oU heat, rooms, large enckwed poroli Iitalght Into Saul famlUea looking for aub- 3 blocks from grade school and IH baths. Tastefully decorat B & W *"®.'®?*? tronauts to the moon a a ^ M f^ *** con^jiracy ebargee. He Ph^Hoiw may to obtained fro® ...... - urban hou l T h ------Near Bolton Lake. Ideal for garage, 328,900. Wolverton Priced to sell, low 20’s. Paul tile baths, bullt-lns, paneled baths, firsit-floor family room, with sundeck overlookliig lake. home. was arrested tor, an. alleged T Gaudette, director of *" *ntlclpatloB homing. The workshop to motel. Can be bought sub Agency, Realtors 649-2818. W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4536. fireplace, carpeting, garage. Junior high, 3 big bedrooms, 2-car garage, privacy, top lo ed. $31,900. Immediate Oc BARROWS and WALLACE Co. PhUbrlck Agency, Realtore, cupancy. Warren B. Howland, NAC aald It halted rfisnnrch in •**'*•* attempt at fiie Fepoo SUk Greater H a rtf^ ^ '“ rthcomlng major ° Public. ject to zoning. New furnace. Awnings fo> formal dining room, big kitch cation. High 80’s. Hayes Agen H. M. FRECHETTE ■ Manchester Paikade 646-4200. ChrMniaa MANCHESTER — Just listed. EIGHT-ROOM Colonial, 4 bed en. Only 320,900. Paul W. Dou- cy, 646-0181. Realtors, 641-1106. Mlanchester 64941806 L a b o r s ^ No 6 Scraenlng Plint In TWlaS: Community College. 84 Sequas- "Mr. Sammler’s Plimet.” complete house and patio. SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch HIU. W ednesil^.^' t R*ch«^ ®- P«heco. 87. of 84 Hôrt. ______■”>* combined LSdlae Soole- Ellington. High on a hill. Large 6-room Colonial, H i rooms, family room first floor, „gan. Realtor, 649-4636. Beautiful lot, 70x200’. Mid NEAR Andover Line In Colum Raised Ranch, modern Utidi- victory. . t vaia. was a innoomt to Meefiag Uie eetvlce which 'will to con- i**f.®* •*1*^ nar on the Wilbur The fair will feature a vartoty SEVEN-RdOM custom built Agency Realtors, 646-4200. bedrooms, fireplace, garage, Lots For Solo 73 649-1922 646-4126 buy by Phllbrick Agency, Real SIX-ROOM CAPE 700, you can take over this brick Agency. Realtore, able to determine how many of home, double garage. In- In executive neighborhood, COV EN'x'k Y — Lovely, immac of booths with rellfloua arti COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First tors, 646-4200. park-like yard. Immediate oc- BUILDING LOT, 250 x 160’ low-inftereat mortgage. With 1300. thi demonstrators were MIT cles, Jewelry, homemads poa- ground pool, 8 beautiful acres, spacious 8 room custom ulate 6room Cape, wooded >ot floor consists of large living ?21,900 cupancy. Only $24,900. Hayes cleared, dry, located North total monthly payments of students. B„<»„ iw , « *“ trles and plerogi, plants, mUl bam, 6-room rental. Hutchins 319,900 RANCH. Five rooma built for original owner, 4 Agency, 646-0181. Coventry. Call 742-0604. $189 per month. Call 649- flreplace, fuU cellar, 10 min Osmden, N.J. and Linda Poun- 0«Mtag For Fewes room with fireplace, dining large bedrooms, 8 garages, Well malhtqlned and situat utes to Manchester, $18,800.__ Wantwd— Km I Estotw 77 Anynns who would like to of- ‘n the lurS a ^ * P ^ '^ booths tor the Agency, Realtors, 649-5824. three bedrooms, new kitchen 5806. children. Houtot For Solo 72 room, modem kitchen with paneled den, recreation ed 6r!y at 14B Vestion St, oon- vin OUbeit, 19, of Ounden. will be exhibited lot. High 20's. Hayes Agency, trim. Formal dining room, wooded lot with 2-car attached GEORGIAN Colonial, 7 rooms plumbing, aU city conven 1677. Manchester 649-5306. Oommlstton. United tomorrow starting at i ci»f«s garage. Adjoining land may be j i i baths firenlnpA nnr NEW Raised Ranch—8 rooms, mortgâg^, 5H*nxMn age. Large, unzoned parcels, '^•y^ce tax $26.95. They pleaded suU|y to a charge from 1 to 5 p.m. Santa Claus 646-0131. flreplaced living room. Air- 9 iences. Call Suzanne Shorts, of weapons in a motor vehicle Sadie Hawklni Daaoe P'.,®'' fbe First Lutheran conditioner in master bedroom, 646-3233, J. Watson Beach 2% baths, 2 fireplaces, has ANDOVER — 6-room Cape, Ranch plus recreation room, ah areas. Louis Dimock Real- I*Vank P, will be there to greet thee hll- everything, awaiti^ your de G l S ^ v ^ ^ ^ d w ^ r ^ u ™ high rtihool nezrapap-r. ‘ ûrch. 104 Wert kUln 8t. ALL BRICK four-family, four other extras. Assumable 6 per & Co., 278-6950. Resort Proporty big kitchen, wall to waH wall to wall carpeting through- ty, Realtors, 6469^. 8. and Dor- to ftov 26 Bolt. WIU wpcrm» -nte them, for this year’. dren. Proceede from the lair cor, move in before Christmas. out. Mini-estate lot. Only $28,-______will be used for the St. JaSeph’e rooms e&ch apartment. Bullt- cent mortgage! Fast sale re Agency, Realtor, 643-1016. REALTOR For Solo 74 carpeting, good sized Uvlng ™ . property on ____^______Hawklna dance tomorrow from ••rvlcee to ’’Chrlstiane In In- RAISED RANCH — Four bed $37,900. Peter A> Thorne, Bro 900. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, SELLING your house? Asa Main St., conveyance |ig 70 lns, air-conditloners, five-years quired, priced accordingly in room, 2 acres* of land, shed 7:80 to 11 p.m. In the high ternstlonal Dwelopment.” The #■«. k w—— . rooms, uniquely designed, rec 643-1108 ker, 649-6281. BOLTON LAKE—Year ’round for horse or pony, $17,900. Paul 647-999.3. about OUT $800 advertising WMtehaU Manor Inc to Fiat* old. Excellent security builder. mid 20's. Mr. Martens, Bel- room, carpeting,carnetlne. aluminum family —Kitchen and JENSON St., Cape, 4 rooms, rttoool gym. The Dust, a fheme wlU be carried out In the Th, H i room home. OU hot water W. Dougan, Realtor, 6464536. guarantee. Office 649-0065. Res- P. and Beverly L GHuhoaky Manchemer Area Wolverton Agency, Realtors, fiore Agency, 647-1418. siding, picturesque patio and bathrooms recently modern finished on first floor, second VERNON — Spacloua tour- Olaatonbury group, will play, service of worship and through 649-2818. ized. Central location. Deep floor expandable, porch off heat, 160’ of lake frontage with Idence, 6469158. Llnsay Realty, property at 77 Btiallowbrook spacious sun deck are only a VERNON — Charming Garri room Ranch, fireplace, ce- — TWO-FAMII,Y flats — Masonry lot. Excellent Income property. FIVE ROOM house kitchen, wooded lot, $21,900. Lots For Solo 73 trees and privacy. Enclosed Manchester Man to OradM 9 through 13 at $1.36 which few of many features. Only ----- excellent son Colonial, six rooms. Imma ramie tile bath, full dry base- SELLLNOT Do business with ♦M.26. Altotalr cook. look, at a & ^ a t construction. East Center St. $33,900. Phllbrick Agency, Phllbrick .Agency porch. Immaculate condition. Bnlidlng Parmtia a peraon. WTUi etudent oounoll tbe natureur. of poverty and A*de- etort'bg at 4 p.m with a social $33,900. Char-Bon Agency, 648- condlUon. Within walking dis Realtors, APPROXIMATELY four acres culate condition. Formal dining ment, one-car garage. Lovely of fb* oldest agencies In hour at the club rooms. location. 329,900. Phllbrick Realtors, 646-4200. 646-4200. Huity! Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Dr. John V. Oregon, tttera- Arrested After oooperatton, special tnvttatlona velopment and the difference Read Herald Ads Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. 0683. tance to Rockville center. Its prime land. Near community room,,lH baths, garage, walk treed lob In quiet neighbor- town. For prompt, courteous - ■ .n,™ ■------■ ------Dinner will be served at 8 GARRISON Colonall — All a steal at $18,900. Call Ells college site and new Route 6. out basement. All newly paint hood. CTose to schools, shop- service call the Mitten Agen- “ Seholler f *«> atudenU to Uvlng standards to both de- p.m. and Ralph Gibson will be plng and Route 84. Onlv $72.- 'ey. Realtors, member Multiple ” ^^$506 ^ _ _ Aa i *i b i i at Oowntry end Rham High voloped and developing nations rooms are exceptionally large. worth Mitten Agency, Real $21,600. PhUbrlck Agency, ed, prime suburban location master of ceremonies. Follow $16,900 Listing, 643-6930. Webafer A Webster Co. Inc. Manchester 24’ living room, 24’ bedroom, tors, 648-6980. ■" Realtors, 646-4200. - EXPERIENCED near schotris. Nicely landscap 000. Louis Dtmock, Realty, 646 Terry Murphy of Watt. St WerkMiop ing the dinner, prises will 'bs 9828. tor Keith Furniture Stove, fence n y urpny at weue St., Ooetumee, of the traditional A workshop on faith and com- .weroci etc. Formal- dining room, fire ed $L-acre lot. Leaving state, MANCHESTER — Six - room Slx-Toom Cape, garage, new Lagd Notfews at 1116 Main St, $100. Manchester, waa chstgad wMh Dog Patch variety--Ul’ Abner, muhlty will be conducted at the catohâ of the nut w>nw» -n.. VACANT VALUE place, porch, garage. Beautiful- SET UP MAN wUI sacrifice. $25,900. Owner, HEBRON — OH-room Ranch Polishers Wanted Cape. Flreplaced and carpeted .• heating system, central loca 872-3902. r * ? * ^ * ^ *AS3as, fence at operating a motor vehicle with- Daisy Mae and the others—^ First Congregstlohal Church of champion flslMiwan’- win ^ by landscaped yard. Custom living room, three bedrooms, For Machine Shop on heavily wooded lot. tuU UMlTAnOM OBOSB 219 Scott Dr., $800. built for present owner. $29,900. tion. Needs some work. Call MOLD MAKER . AT A COURT OF PROBA’TB. out a Ucento> and making an Im- *. «*[*** ^ ® **f * Baturday from 9 :80 g ^ Men who are willing to leom polishing spacious kitchen, minutes from now. Daoement, rear porch, many held at KsDcbester, within end for M'andevuie Btgna Inc. tor Won- $22,900 Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Good benefits, good wages, HEBRON — Attractive Ranch W r turn .« « ■ hto Utock _ movies ...... PO" will be shown. John for finished work on turbine bladeo ond vanes. bus line. Immaculate. Low 20’s. 1st class mold maker. growth potential. on large treed lot in beauUfiX extras Included In the sale iJffh 5**‘*1S , S L ** f*** 'tond ’Toys, sign at Itarttord 646-4200. Mrucfc a n o t^ truck at the to- ' s o ^ Memi T h ^ attending will be wel- Dowglwlcs to president of the A ^ e average hourly rates, fringe bm fits end Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Immediate opening, I»ndoa Park. Seven rooms In price. Fine residential area. hoo. John J. Wellett Hd. and Pine St., $1,000. corned by the Rev. John Lacey club. Asfiworth St. move right In! APPLY Htofit sharing plan. Apply at WESTSIDE — 6-room home, 3 649-2813. good benefits, goi^ cluding 4 bedrooms. Wall to R«altor. 646 ,, Alwunder Osene. tote torsedtlon of Weet Main and There srtll be no eohool Tuee- 6-room Cape, full-shed dor- H. M. FRECHETTE Vetnoii Ave., Vernon, this day. Veteran’s Day, down, 2 up, one bath, garage. wages growth poten- wall carpeting. Must sell, pric 1577. of Manê^r Dtoulct, dS dwelHng at 62 Somerset Dr., mer, garage, basement rec ceased. $560. Lot 80x180’, $19,900. Phllbrick REALTORS tiaL IONA ed accordingly in low 20’s. Mr. *mAtJng. Monday, vegotable aoup, Red-Lta Metal Flnlihlng Cow Ina. MEincheaiter MANUFACTURING SOUTH WINDSOR 5H room ^ t* Oaane. Murphy posted a $i00 bond bologna ■ cheese and lettuce room, 1% baths plus pan Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. APBLT Zinsser, BeUlore Agency^ 547- ^ 88 Montauk Drive, vermemon, Ooniiect- Eklward Godbout, addltione to Ranch, one-third down sa- tCuL SIedmOUstrator.______tlwelRng at 18 Wtatfarop Rd., tor appearance In RodcvlUe sandsrlch. Ice cream; Wednea- 89 WOODLAND ^ — MANCHESTER eled porch. Call now. 647-9993 Unit of General Signal Oorp. 1418. \ ' ORDERED: That three montha Five Israeli Injured OXFORD Street — Seven-room VACANT CAPE COD IONA MFO. CO. Regent Sb, HandiMter mortgage ^ ^ 15 , «a , diy of October 1889, $5,000. oourt Nov. 36. day. spaghetti with meat sauce, Colonial In choice area. Older Immediate occupancy, ree Seand theMSM md Mlchaol Ritter, 17, of Sunset peas or beans, pickle chips, WARREN E. HOWLAND Halt of General room, double garaxe. 838.900. allowed for the creditors within home completely rebuilt'. CENTRAL location, 8 - room Slgaal Oorp. Howm t ___which to bring In UmIt otolme Ter., was charged with vtoto- Jello; Thureday. fruit Juice; Three rooms down,^ three up REDUCED FOR QUICK home with five rooms down, Hayes Agency 646-0181. otpUnet said ertste, and said ad- tkm ^ a rtop sigh toHowlng a hamburgsr on a bun. potato In Egyptian Strikes 643-1108 Regent Sb, Manchester CREDIT ------:------mlntotnUor Is directed to give LEGAL plus finished attic.” Two full SALE three up, 1% baths. Excellent VERNON — Big five-room pul public notice to the creditors to two-cw aoetdeiR at West and chips, tooasd salad, white cake Hy HAI- MetXUBB No cssuaHlea were reported. condition throughout. Many Bonnh n _ bring In their ctolnu within aakl Hegan Sts. yesterdaqr afternoon, with topping; FYlday, frank- ***"-'|*to‘* Hree# Writer The military also sold an Is- baths, modern kitchen. Only EXPERIENCED COLLECTION RanciL Hi^h tread lot. Huffe time Allowed by pubUehlna a copy NOTICE *n>e Ritter car, police said, furte, baked beans, cols slaw, TEL AVIV (AP) — EgypUsn raell paramilitary sstUement In TWO-FAMILT. 4-4, excellent $27,600. T. J. Crockett. Real features such as an oversized CLERK k itc h e n th re e bedrooms, of this order in some newiiiaper The Planning and. Zoning tor, 643-1677. Handy location, beautiful lot. aluminum siding, two-car stopped tor a Mop a l^ and ttten apple crisp. ground troopa made two raids ths occupied Golan Heights area condition throughout. ' One-car ______fintohed walkout basement • * 'toaHM'on £ to y.aid T t probMe Oommtotoonof Sie TokmofTol- it u S k iT a ^ a car HELP WANTED yard, handsome house, ga- garage, new gas heating unit, FuH-Hin* ’ *'* * “ ** Canal today, of Syria wsa ahellsd. The lorse- garage, plus carport. Large MANCHESTER — Investment APPLIANCE $22,600. Wolverton Agency, dote of UUa order mad return make land wil* hold a ^ b llc 'heaiitur mUI w- • * __ _ ritge, breezeway, large big roomy basement, etc. On IF uU company benefit! . to - this------court of the- ...k.-notice gl' tlJ iw ^ l> "•xmtort- Fraam-, 71. »Uarh«tt*r Evening HefsM Mrtklng at an Israeli patrrt and Ito rsluraed the firs, no casuaJ- Savoitri •xeaNont opportuniriM hovo do* lot. Beauty In beautiful condi property. 8 units, two buildings kitchen, 3 bedrooms, large Realtors, 6463818. ■JOHN J. WALLBTT. Jui in the tion. $23,900. Call Ellsworth ly $29,900. Move In tomorrow. FUEL OIL [steady year-round work.1 Noyetnber 1' iiJto .. sml ®* Hartford. Ritter la ache- Bolton oorreepondml flrnirweU »rmy convoy, the mllMary ties or damage were roDorted vatopod In o w firm. Hava many oponinqt on one lot, paved parking area. living room with stone fire • T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- lAn equal opportunity em-f VERNON -Six-room Ranoh a t a court or probate. -™ the fX^mw^'rmuLfs ^ RockvlMe Circuit Court Vouiig. 9U-MI. POmm««l U, Tel AvlV reporttol. In l,eb«non, l•r.«ld.nl Uiartoe Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- Reasonably priced, good in- place and wall to wall car- SALESMAN Iptoyer. Apply at mioe. ■hiiw bevnnit the pii-eie rvx-net I***® at ManeheaUr, within and for RVi- C" “ >* 7f^--- w ln g requerta _ ------„ ^ far stoody warli. N a axpOTionca r^ u irtd . 6930. 1677. Juat oeyona the circle. Carpet- u,g District of Manchester, on 'lor change of aone: again named Roahld Kar- ______vestment. Wolverton Agency, peUng. ExcepUonally nice. ed living room with fireplace, 8Mh day of October, 1868. " ...... I.ynwood WUlette Jr„ 21. of were wounded and one vahlcle nml to form a govorameiM lol- DRIVERS IWeekly draw against llb-l ,w a ^ . 1. Application of Gortlon and r*:,, * Yoor round work wMi ovw ’tima. Top pay SEVENTY-Mlle vleyi;^ 9-room Realtor*. 649-2813. Move In tomorrow.. NEW! Bush Hill Rd. Just one ■ I W.T. GRANT CO.I three generous wenemiui herimnmabedrooms, . Present, Hm. John J Kenneth Baylor to c h a i^ trom ” Ave., RockvlUe. was ' South W indsor wiia damaged In the attack on lowing the peace ogrsemem be- Ranch, one Raised Ranch left, leral commission auid PSTal Mandieeter Faitede rotas, m c ^ bonofits, union shop, An oquol Contemporary, four 'bedrooms, n f w nATQirrrirn^^t, <■ ---- Experleooed fuel oU driven kitchen with built-in oven and Esate ~ of Russell E.-X}uiUetle Commercial and Rosidentlal A charged loot night with inUxxt- to. patrol ntwto of El QanUra tween ,h. two Iroplnces. two garages RAISED Ranch. 6 rooms, 1 Vi baths, fireplace, dishwash Rusceli OuUlette.^lato of catton after he wsa ftound sit- but that toe raid on toe convoy too Amb guerrUlae Kaiamt rw- opportunity omployor. WARREN E. HOWLAND to work full-time. PIrwsnnt HFiinge , benefits amongl range, attached garage. $36,- ter,r. In laid Dtolri^t deceased. aonee to Light Induotrial aone a Explorer Po§t Two acres, superb landscaping n er, double garage, wooded lot, 900. Wolverton Agency, Real The sdmintotratortrator, having exhibit to a parked truck In the four hours earlier caused no la- signed two weeks sgo to dtowcl working oondlttoas and full parcel of land at th« corner of Hutchins Agency. Realtors, Mitten 643-1108 $30,950. $29,990. Holcombe Ithe best In the Industry. tors, 6462818. ed hie ■uUhintotraton account with ^ ,, , „ __ . _ of Rt. 88, poUce aald. raell raauaMle. or damags. « i, hlmiM.|f from the armyto 649-6324 Mitten Agency, Realtdrit. 643- Realtors, 644-1286. oompaiQr bonefits. Apply in AAid o9titti to thtf Court for Allow- OonfiGctlcut Routa 74 and 0ho- Elects OfficerH Contact Mr. RoynoMs 'aadi /iDnWDwn . U -m. . . . > nlpslt Lake Hoad bounded and to scheduled to appear In An B ^ t o n military spokas- campaign against the g u ^ i- ______■______6930. person te ORDERED; That the1 17th day of am WxiinM. man claimed an armored car las. Apply At Once November, lilt, at four o’clock af- ------^ MANCHESTER — Four bed lonlnl with three bedrooms. MANCHESTER - Beat condl- ternooD at the Probate Office in the BEGINNING at a point mark- by ths South Wlndaor Firs De- daatroysd In Karami ftrat isaignsd naarty room trl-level home with three FIANO AGENCY Municipal BuUdbig in eahl Monchee- an iww, nin Bartara Btoim, fltein Rd.. El- portmant has etocted the foUaw (he flret raid. In toe El Bhatt seven months ago. also over Om m iE D BuiLoma s y s t e m s country sized kitchen with tion— 2-fnmlly, 4-4, with fire BANTLY OIL GO. W. T. GRANT Side Accent Kewpie places in each apartment. Low full baths,' living room with JSC. «"««> ". waa charged wfth toll ing officers for the year: Pra **ort totos. Isaue of guerrillas usliw Lsbs- MO TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER dining area, formal dining Rianchester Pariuida maintenance and rent free liv cathedral celling and” car- .sst i. tt» north- âidant, Mtchaal------Dodd; vtcs prs- There w u no Immsdlate re- non as a bsee for attaeka on la- room, 1V4 baths, garage. Mid P«flng. grade level family Manchester: 6 rooms, 6%‘% 881 Bfain St., Monotester and order of dtotributioa, and this westerly comer at the premlees ® iwo-osr acetdenf at Ward aidant, WIHlam Ooa; secretary, port from Cairo on toe eeoond reel, but he and hU Cabinet oon- 20’s. Wolverton Agency, Real ing. bow 20’s. Wolverton Agen room, sunny kitchen with din assumable. herein deM:ribed and the south- ^ • Vernon yeeter- Michael Letoumaau. and traa- tors, 649-2818. cy. Realtors, 649-2813. ■‘A*® „ , tinned to operate the govem- ing area. Mid ,80’s., Wolverton be given to all persons known to be westerly comer of land now or „ aurar, Albert Dodd. -The line of- But Radio t.alro aald an lorae- ment on a caretaker boato' be YOU WILL find mony extras In Agency, Realtors. 649-2818. Manchester: ’Two - family, ll Jet fighter woa shot down cause Helou couldn’t find oay- large lot. formerly of Wllliain Ott; thence “ ** "F fleet* ok the poet are Cpt. AI6m< this three-bedroom Spilt Level. MANCHP«tTB’w ~ I I - ^ — nf*thto**^5Sr *£ ^SocM^newVapw point of beginning SIkemItMty. Dmjg uid Lt. Micliaal Dodd. when It tried to aUock Egyptian one else Karaml’s secoqd reolg. CENTRAL LOCATION Walking distance to grade _e.room Cape bavtng a clrcutotkm In said 29 of Kanter Dr, Vernon. She Dolton: 6-room Colonial, at Ir ^ . . . "to®* H. M " ” 'fonwn. She Forniv firs marshal and De- poeltlons •“«along « to#the northern see- nationnafksi made the ivSrolUpae of schoql jcathollc ■=hlgh school. Haldf* h'*th 6%% assumable. ot s hearing, ami by mailing on m onpe with Convenient location. High 20’s. ^ *>“ths, full shed or-beforefi 8ey«nty-8even and 'nilrteen Nov 16. ratumad------—. —to ___oettve*^_ status In... toe„ „ “ *'* Pl*"* one ot two— KeramI------_to -a moderatemoders Arab *L » oopr o« tole otuer to Other area noltce a^vwv. ______. . whieh i. . e . . ___ ;______..u. ^ ^ ii.s.sumnblc. immedliUe oeuu- Ovirncir, 64S-064'0. l^ ” =l'' “ "tl " ‘ce Bolton: 6-room Ranch. $18,- a eom *‘lL ^JuSSette S T Wmdiand 0"«-Hiindredlha (677.18) feet to *^"**'^ Volunteer Fire Eleportmenl, has swept In after to# second nattonelUd who has often had a pani-y, rlo.se to everything.- ' lot with trees. Sensibly priced 900. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS “ P®*"* another atone wall; . - , X. “ ■«»»»*> tha rote of advtoor to r.xlralhlng influence on Laba- at $24,500 with a $13,000 as . 4 OuUlette. 344 .Woodtond 8L. Man- i.—• ;___ New heating system. Only INVESTMENT package— Two Chester, Oonn., and return moke *henoe in Une of land now or Minor, 60, of Lothrop y ,, The Egyptian announcemoni. non’e p>j|lc(ea. He to a Bunrtto sumable FHA mortgage. Im Bolton: ’Two building lots, $19,900. Hoiuie in exrellent two-fnmlly homes. Four five- to thle OourL 'formerly of----- Malooim _Barlow Dr.,r Coventry, waa chaiged xhe bays meet 9ta tvaning *^''P®rt»y toe official Middle .Moslem from toe nortber^ town mediate occupancy. T. J. one acre plus. JOHN J. WaLLETT,. Judge. ROCKVILLE rondlilon. T. ,J. CrtK'kett, room apartments with garages FOR MOLD MAKERS. MACHINISTS, along an old stone wall and a wMh foUowtng two oiooely after per week and are trained In News Agency, said the of Trlpdll, wbare msuigante oe- Crockett Realtor, 643-1877. a three-oar accident on Rl Realtor, 643-t(i77. and country sized lots. May be wire fence. In part on each. 8. flre department operatkSM. Ktyptian «r»9pe returned from vupled the old t^ty during the 44A this momltM. purchased separately, Wolver MANCHESTER —Green Manor LATHE OPERATORS, BRIDGEPORT INVITATION 0 degree 28’ 86" W. Eight Hun Chief Philip Oombte hae turn- c«>voy etriks wttooul cas- <*rUto The Miner oar and onf' driv ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Rd.. 614-room Ranch, enclosed FIANO AGENCY dred Ntnety-fite (696) feet to .an ed a retired.firs putnper over “ “ Itiw larael claimed one Insurgent lead er*, In THpoU en by Kevin ' BOaok, 31. of MANCHESTER — ’Three-bed- iih ii ip ^ , porch, large tile bath. 3 large OPERATORS AND raO L MAKERS T O B ID Iron pin aet In the northerly to the Explorer Port tor their '*’‘ ' “ "^•<1 Dgyptlan soldier waa “ .W torlay they wwti negotlM- ■ room Ranch on treed !. Colonl 646-0191 Hebron, were both traveling room Ranch on treed 80x125’ 80x125' ’ bedrooms, hot water „oll heat, BOLTON Hne of Ooniiecticut Route 74 ; UBS. The“ boys maintain the ap- captured. Ini ' with wl toe authorittea to ar- lot. Flreplaced living robm, al three bedrooms, front-to- thence souOwrly In said northeast. Baack, occocdlng to .poltce. back living room with fireplace fireplace, attached garage, TOWN SCHOOLS parsfue and tratn with It An Isrnab spohaaman said ar ratee s wiBtdrawrt froag the garage. Central location. Im erly highway line on the arc of ^ »ne wair FOR LEASE and bookcases, dinin|f room, combinations, city utilities, well The Board of Education wlU Ths training undertaken by tillery and ortar fire raged tlM^'S ntodei . ■' - ^ mediate occupancy. Bel ■ Air ALLIED MOLD A ENOMEERINO spacious eat-ln kitchen with landscaped, very^nlce condi rttmg the canal toUowtng the at- Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog- tion, $24,900. Charles Lesper- ALTON STREET - tacks. ' ■ . di.shwaaher,-drspoaql. l «4 baths, eXABK BOAD, VEBNON, CONN. snow at tba Bolton Blamsntery a dirtance pf FYv«l Hundred % WlUkun Ur- Arrangements have been mode gtnl, Roaltora, 643-9332. ance, 649-7620. to uoe Explorer Port thembars la another .'"eoromando raid . IJiO SQUARE FOOT STORE covered' patio. Only S-years Vacant home that OWNERS Behoof and tba Bofton Canter Fdrty-Blght and Fifty-Four One- * f" ’ ** ®^ BoBon Miner to Vi’E HAVE listed a house we ^‘OldT Assumable 8H per cent WANT to U ). Bight rooms (finbsldlary of PUstUlne, Inc.) Bchool. Proposals w ill ba ac- In Mgiport' oparatione at aotual near El Ihalt Wsdneeday. Sea Search tocHW’OOD Drive.^ better than . . „ - Hundredtha (546.54) feat to a •’’ Heduled to (Ippear _in Man flros. Egyrd eald on laraell offlear consider a "sleeper” '■Uiortgage. Owner, 649-3019. In all. U4 baths, aluminum caiM until Novambar U, 1969 point; thence westerly ahd fJrcuii Oourt Nov 3 4 nevir. 7-room Colonial with ev- and eight soldiers were kilted with Fulf Baiwiwnt older ■ home that will Amaze siding, two car garage, r t 1:00 p.m. r t which ttma they m>rtheriy on the arc of a curve / OOVENTBV Tha Explorer Port also heipe FIVE - ROOM Ranch, throe jerythlng, over 2600 sq. ft. of smTone soldlsr taken prisoner Continues you. Six rooms In all. three oversized lot, etc., etc. ’This w ill ba openad. having 0 radius o f Twenty-Ptve/ Tîotoas E ' Lawler. 22, of the FV» -Jtepaftment In non- bedrvKims, large kitchen with graceful living area. Prime lo bc’droonis. kitchen, dining lutd home Is Idaded with extras. fire fighflng functlone. The boys “ Id (wo of Its saldlofe I Ampio poriilnq" on busy Routo 83. Most dining area, two-car garage, cation, top quality and unique InformatiMi may ba obtelnad (25) fast a dtoUnoe of Pbrty-'^ Trumbull, ufka arraated yaater- >**■• Page Oaa) a living room that defies . de Drive by 78 Alton and see through tha offica of tha gu- Nine and Twenty-Flour One-Hun- afternoon and duirgad with dMr'butod Fir# Prevention * * ’’• two were wounded 100.X 200’ treed lot. Vacant. floor plan niakes this an out scription. Large, bright, the outside, then call and parlntendant o f IhiHdtnga and dredtha (49.24) fast to a point * P____ ^ t o_ g______and unsafe_ Ursa * * * porters recently Mrs De “ ®Nh was mtoeing and pre- reai-h the yacht ksrtoaaday loollstlc rontol foo., Coll for oppolntmont. ’ $20,900. Wolverton Agency. standing offering. Hayes Agen ch.'crv,-' with flteptace. Full let us show you through. Grounds, Mr. J. Voltcta. Birttan In aald---- easterly * line of 'ahe^^ * '— ’ ...... « ' rt iSerrow recnjHlng porter* will , night Realtors. 6 4 9 -2 8 1 3 . cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. ba.senient. This home has ______Handler, 649-'r613; Chance to make a tremen Elementary Bchool. rlprtt Lake Rood, . thence Ir. • Coventry, waa charged tola U*"® dtotribuled by the poet Earlier today, toe Urselu re The spahseman here aald all ^ been practically rebuilt,, new MANCHESTER BHve unit In- dous buy. T. J. Crockett. Center St. & Thompson Rdl, Manchester ioseph P. Caatogna. raid earterty i«ad line 0 de- ">ornlng with improper poaolng. *•''•'** out-rt-rtaU trtjn to aee tlnlr Jete emeahed eua- sevvn rMcued .were oafa, but heaf. wiring, kitchen, bath, etc. come property wiUi gurases. MANCHESTER — Two-story Realtor. 643-1677. Aipartatendsot of Bebooto gras V r 56’’ e ; Nine Hundred *’®“ ' acheduled to appart *"<«'«rttng fir* department op- P*' ***! Afsb guerrilla mortar tw., w e re ’’ellghlly .Injurad." 3,000 SQ. FT. MODERN BUILDINO Best of all, the îrlce^ Well Clean jind well cared for. Ex home, two baths,- 4-8 bedrooms, Luxury Living As You'd Design It ThtotyOne oitd FMty-One One- in fUancherter arcuU Oouri 13 " l!* ® " ’ Panned im“^'**^..**^** ^ )*«»»«_ and spin tanker central location. Newer fur SOCK Hundredths (MU ,61) ft at l « the ^®” **• Ther* still Is a limited number J*** * '• Oelllee white la- hed run Into trouble in the same worth $22,000-$2;t.txxi, but these cellent Investment. Mid 40’s. n e w COLONIAL 4 bed- nace. Lot of house for $20,500. One & Two-Bedroom Apartments rt openings In the poet for boye C2£i*. Jordento^ army unite general area southeast rt Nao- folks miist move, and want to Wolverton Agency, Realtors. 2H baths, family room, DCXL V N O T IC E point and plAoe beginning. SuHobio for light Industry, oflicos, or any hear any realistic offer. So Hayes Agency. 646-OiSl. « 14 through U year* rt age who • » ' Hang*d artillery fire tucket where srinds gusted to TO 649-3813. deluxe appointments, prestige Free Heat and Hot Water give us a call and start pack- ______, 8374 OF MANCHESTER ^^l are tnUreoted In tearnli« about '"'***'' mortar mUes per hour location, decorate to suit, oc- Liâl Norie» commoreiol uso. Control tocoHon. 3-phoso Ing. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, t^BURN Road Spotless SEÊN-RpOM (tolonlal, aHTtll- 618 ftr* prevention and fir* figMtng fz®*" Jordan began fallirm ■ ______ed baths, large family room, cup-»ncv SO rt-va. $88,900. Peter Rental Also Includes POSITION OF Va c a n c y -to^cim rieT^yX 643-1877. room Colonial that owner must trial aone a atrip of land on the prtfwipato. around K U r Rupptn Ktbbulz. 2 . fireplaces, plastered walls, A. Thorne. Brol»r, 649-8281. Accented with button* ADMINISTRATIVE ■Metric power, city utillHos. Immodloto oc sell as they have been trans All G-E Kitchen Equipment A darling Kewpie doll ■MJllrtrly at(Je of Interstate 1-84, . r about IT mllse south rt - the Hice of liMlIftii Oriftin? MANCHESTER - ’Two-famlly full insulation, porch, city util- the sidfr-eloijing on, this for the youngs lady on ASSISTANT rt Msnehewer. wuhla sad (or 5HANGHAI- The carSrt iw- ferred down state. ’Three •!*> sometimes known sa Wil- Dtatrtq of MsocOerter. «si Uw Bee rt GatUee in (ha Belesui'Val. - flat, 6 dowri 4 up. downstairs iMes, bullt-lns, extra ' large 2- MANCHESTER ~ Rang« with Seif-Cleaning Oven e Two-Door Refrig-" fashion adds interest snd your Christmas list!. Fun $9227.40 TO $11,047.40 teh dsr of Uctoter. lisa corded mention rt rted dlaeov- cupancy. C al for furthor dolalb . . . rooms on each floor, two full Htir Q tos Highway., One Thou- Follow* Pooti«ftp* ley. Um^ : Israelis srtd. has been completely rerntnlel- car-garage, near school, treed ' j GOODIE GOODIE ' erator-Freezer f Disposal e Dishwasher • Two Air a most attractive look. to sew; nice to give! No. The Administrative a —m .ix ------Hoa Joha J WsUfU -*r«d so far "te the IWO B.C. baths, full basement, two car No. »374.with ph o t o - 2817 has pattern pieces; Flwr Hundred (1 V m feet ô6m IsrasM forces returned Bm ed. fine residential area. Both lot. excellent location. Charlu An eight-room, two family Conditioning Units • Traverse Rods • Vwietian Blinds acta aa admintotrrtlva otrtf side IWO'f, N.T. (AF) C: ‘The firs, end . Jordanian artlOery rsfsrenc* to a Chlnaaa a «- garage. Choice area. And, the Lesperance, 649-763b. -i-aluminum .aided central k>- ClTDEîs in New Sizes 6 full directidns. to tba Genaral Msamgsr. Fhr to ftapth from Exit 99 to Exit u jS S iL ^ £ * ^ SSriS toe man *bo who was TroyThoy poilL apartments vacant upon . sale. mortgage la assumable ($i5. • Wall to Wall Carpeting throughout. Two bedroom 18, bust 3m-40. Size 10, 809 8at Is mtm tor 100. ' ed raeponded. perur who estabUabod * eag*- T.J. Crockett. Realtor, 648- eatlori. Add a separate busi bust 3214 . . . 3H yards appUcatioB and Job doTription M- aavan ,years kz ibL During (he cannon barrag*. monlsl rtte (ur rice plaoUiW- 500 at 64i per cent). Owners SIX ROOM Colonial, older but apartments include one and one-half baths. Q vlte rt toto nouo. and map., b.S IMOi has boa* 16H. ness iHiildtng—city iSlUtles— of 45-inch. ' ’ apply to PERBONlfEL OFFICE. • m namad - —‘—-Tit Isra*)l pUnee ewoopad acroae Sume authoritiaa. tor hlatntl anxious, give us a call T. J. great possibilities. A nice fam- large In-to^ lot-^bne block Ample parking, individual basement storage, master the propoofd ohanges •«»«? . Portmartar In the asms office. 1188 an. rt (knrl Munlctprt touUdBag, 41 ORDEftSD Thu Ihrso the Jordan River caaso-flrs line .Hngulrtlc rsaaoM, traoa (OVER-lmprqvedl owqed by, a Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. lly hpme (or only .y $81,200. off ^ Une. Excellent cOn- TV anteni)^ Ctmvenient to transportation, shopping SySLiteala StiMiCp mm Ttok, H. T. ta !" «f oShorTB? wcnord m . ooibm bac*n «tfhnnl.«t pnd r h i i r o h w : ___ to hit the mortar poattiam. origin of rlM to a piteft local business couple who'iMMEDIA’TE ______- Fee »snpiet'e_ details jgL."TSU' \ about three miles east rt ths "nawaree.” grawa hi CANTOR & GOLOFARB inspeetkm call Mr . ^ A^plleattoee must ba In river, and wsrv over the targets todla to 8000 B.C. vwi?'fund Mch New ^room Ralied MANCHESTER Horses, ponies I-ewts. 649-6306. Rental agent on jraniace 1-7 pjn. Also shown hy Send SOf today for Uw * .. u— .... fnv. 1 They baths. 2 flroplacea. Uundry and•MS%a childrenvaM4\U^S( will enjoy rrvdun* ^ •d to tbis P E R I O M I f ^ or- appear and be heaTO “ tSS*' J f le 04# portmartar. abotn 18 mtmites, the mtlttary • appointment. One and two bedroom model apartments -neai’e? Fall and Winter otort racate title loved It. BO will you. Call and room,. bullMna, plastered ing the ' 3 acres surrounding gtSTurr./iSa-" A L B C lJ r^ — ------Fidt. ■ - - -- 61 ^^rtTcdtoSônoecticut. command reported. BARGE n U O K fM BMM 7 or 875-6244 make an appointment to see .walls, S-car garage, city uUll- ‘ B & w ; eomêteiy fumiahed. Oneîoarter mile eaat of Exit Now available . . . the . CsMw rtiparintefidant rt m«iu in tills delightful 3-bedroom 92;1, Wilbur ~ MHA rasaaim . . a «■ »- This am iMy of Nutefloar iti . — „ «*l P*»»rt fOturned WABHWOTOK_Btoi»t^L- thle lovely home. Extra build- 'fiesc near school. 80-day occu- Ranch. Priced to sell at $81,- Cross Parkway, Route 15 and 1-84. F a ll * W in ter Basie tea rt t8 Beetieut. rttarga o( daftvaf»r BARROWR and WALLACE CV>. swTolland Platmlng ^ am i$i havtag m I* I s a lug tot. Peterman Real Estate pancy. Built by Ansaldl. 500. Call Paul W. Dougan Manchester Parfcade FAsnioN showing many ?*®»««‘bar 20. iM i *«wtog Oomiiata^ 7- aldar Ortttai was port- rt toe mortar dwltaCB Agency.. 646-2233. Charles Lesperance, dlt^TOO. M3-1023 TELEPHONE M6-2623 M3-4I I2 handsome styles from teostor (nam IMI-IMO. 'Realtor, 649-4535. , ^ Walter Beatoa •“ «**• Om asUos xIvwl to-id. toe kibbuu. but rt»n. KkneheeCer 849-5308 which to ebooee ymir pst- Tha new sartstant pnatmartar terns! Only 50f a copy. Dhaijâan JOHN j. waliuftt. 'JQ**- bulldtogs were damaged by san. lea. M 40 and aliUilva af Tray. ^llfragm rtfts. ^ «to Array A'

^ ■ n ‘. i V 1 ■ ^ ' » I % ■ /r- \ ’ - P A G E ' t W E N T Y - E IG H T / , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 19TO I M I jr M M ! The Weather About Town Hdrtiord Policeman Heads Onl i kw * . t m Dq If Yourself or Lef Us ifb If For You Mostly cloudy, cool with per PLAZA DEPT. STORE ) The dturch council at Zion iods of. light rain through Sa ^ Ehrangelical Lutheran Church CRCEO^S Narcotics Squad 15,790 turday. Low tonight in low Ms. (W9 Bhm A NoUon P lw e ) w ill meet tom onw ^at 7:80 p.m. ■<» High tOQKMTOW 4S to °50. A MIDDLE TPKS. (Next to FU|Nilar Mht.) I at the church. Police Sgt. ’Ihomaa J. Grant the Tobacco VaUey Inn, Wind atyfVaim teChm rm day—more of the same. , OPEN WED., M UB8., I7BI. tin » I ----- Sr. of the Hartford Police De sor, the ’Task Force was divid VOL. LXXXK, NO. 88 I Explorer Scout Poet U2 of (TWENTY-EIGHT PAG ^—TWO SECTH^m) MANCHESTER, CONN., FIUDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1969 FOR ' Second Congregraittonal Church partment has beim named su ed into four subcommittees _ (Claoalfled AdvwrtlebM laiw enforcem ent education, I » < ^ and the OathoUc Youth Program pervisor o f the Capitol R eglm treatment and rehaUlttatkm, o f St. Maurice’s Church in Pol- COSMETICS & TOILETRIES I Narcotics Squad, an aim o f the aiid oommunMy organisation. I ton w ill co-sponsor a dance F ri Gome Xo PiMBft — Complete Selecttoa O f QuBlHy Capitol Region Task Force on Two weeks ago, in the South day nighit, Nov. 14, at St. Narcotics and Dangerous Prodoote A t Budget Piloeo Windsor ’Toiwn Hall, the sub TEM PirS ' Mhurlce’s Church. "The He Has Wliale Drugs. committee on law enforcement Rogues" wm play for dancing Sgt. Grant’s appointment was met and discussed its plans for from 7 to 11 p.m. Tiolcets may CARPET and FLOOR COVERMO Of a Problem announced by West Hartford an undercover Narcotics be purchased at the door. Police Chief WiWam P. Rush, Squad, with apprehenaiaa of VINMUAND, HJ. (AP) — Apollo 12 Countdown ajn. - 6:00 p.m. Sat of Mrs. Thomas Moriavty, 68' Plans wiU be completed for the England CWropnajctlc Council men working below and three OfficialsMuU Llnwood JJr. Mrs. Jphn Spell Most of the crewmen were above. mulatora, reheanbig ksjr etape club’s annual card p a ^ to be atartlng tomorrow at the Shera- in toe to-day flight. man la co-hosteas. held Nov. 18 at the EUw Home. Greek nattcnala, the Keo’a Now t «i Wayfarer, Manchester, N.H. York agent, Crestwood Shipping "A ll the time we fetu'ed anoth Impeaching Alao on their soheduie wsm a Aganciea, said. Four were South er " big J wave ® ;* would J hit * , us, and briefing on lunar topograpte, Amwfeans, thought to be from ^ ® “ ** *****’ “he Oonrad, Ootdph and Boon OtriomUa. Top Justice first climb inl^ the oommend "They could tb ift almoat any Finally at dusk the violence of MUp trainer to practice prooe- where," a Coast Guard spokes the storm abated somewhat, WASHINOTON (AP) — A dures tor tbs rocket burn tost man said. “ I f we don’t find fuiy- and at about the same time a number of Republican House will propel^them out of earth or thlng within the 20,000-mUe- Coast Guard plane spotted the members lure considering bring bit and Unto the quarter-mil- square area, we’U push the yacht. The nearest ship In the ing Impeachment proceedings Uonenile' traiulunar trail. search tarthor." area was the American tanker against Supreme Court Justice 'nwir ignition.ooeura over the P a d fic Ocean aflar the astro- . The bow seetlon of the strick William O. Douglas, Rep. Ger An engineer adjusts the color chmera that will en tanker was found Wednesday (See Page Eight) Conrad, right, and two fellow Navy commandera naute have oirolsd the globe one , ald R. Ford, R-Mich., said to-' beam television pictures from the surface on the night, surrounded by a la ige oil day. land on the moon. (A P Photofax) ■* and a half tlmee,, to make cer Apollo 12 mission which will see astronaut Charles tain the apaceehqii'a ayatema are slick. Ford, leader of his party to working. Seven men rescued from the the House, said no decision hss Later, Omred and Bean are battered 4L-foot sloop Whisper ^ yet been reached whether to. Of to enter toe landing slmulalor to In the name storm-toosed area Mine Blast fer an impeachment resolution. ware brought to Boston Tburs- practice doSeent to the moon — "It would be premature," and liftoff for return to the or 5 day niflit aboard a Coast Guard Ford said, replying to questloM Ancient Puzzles To Be Solved vessel. biting command eraft. Kills 65 Men relayed through his Office. By THOMAS OTOOLE James Ferriti', 40, of Dover, manned flight. " I f NASA plan • They are to land on the. "A t this stage it 1s a preUmi- Thq Waehlngtoa Poot-Outtook 10,000 mile orbit, taking It owner and skijH)er.. . . said______mas JOHANNEMURG, South Af- ners don’t wake up to toot, they onoe around the planet every moon’s Ocean of Storms early nary staff opertiUon ... We are migM be shocked to fin that slve seas churned by an intense rlca (AP) — At least 60 men revlewtog aU the facto to toe WASHINGTON — la the It hours and letttog It photo Nov. IS for a 8tV6-hour stay. northeast storm “almost bowled -i^„_ „ . . case.” planet Mercury a huge ball of there won’t be a space program graph more than 4,000 oquare They are to make two excur- III us over” untU finaUy a particu- «X hot iron? What . oauees toe aome day." mliea of Ita surface every day. stona outside totaling seven larly big wave split the deck “ ® rtchest gold lodee A spokesman for Douglas said he would have no comment at “ wave of darkening" or. M an? In defense of their program, At the end o f 16 dayia Ihia houia to carry out toe tin t de- and hull and left Whisper help- **y «*Plodlng aU. How iKOUle la toe oatroM belt? Miace aclentlata point out that Mertaer wtU hav* mopped an tolled exploration of the lunar lessly adrift. dynamite far below the suiface. Does Pluto have any awwna? aurfaqo. Ford said Unit, so far as he is the next 10 yaara hold unusual BnUre Mhrtlan oircumtnrtitce, Ferris and Ms nompantot.. . ’” »« was announced After Conrad and Bean rejoin concsriied, the decision should These qiieaWetis haunt astro- oppottunltlaa for flights to toe at which tune It will In Ultad sailing from Marion to Bermu- ,® nkAaMnan for General Gordon In the command ahtp. not depened on whether the Sen nomera even today, 11 yean pteaeta, paitiaSarly tbe outer up or down to begin photograph- da, were taken aboard the Finance Oorp., own- Ilia aelronauto will spend an ax- ate confirms or rejects Presi after the dawning o t too s|iMa plaaete,an Ov* o f wtUeh cen be tog a new part of toe pleiiat. Amartean tanker Tliomas M. ers ®” of BuffelsfontelnBuffelstontoln mine nearnor tra day In lunar orMt photo dent Nixon’s nomtoaUon of age. They won’t much 9M M by two epaeeeieft—on Three monthe later. It will have which transferred them to Klerksdorp, 100 miles southwest eppartunRy ttrat won’t knock photographed W per cent of toe graphing .future Apollo landing o f hero. Judge Clement F. Haynsworto For, to the next Ooest Guard patrol boat outside manned ^w cecrafl wUI net out again Air ITS yaan. planet from 1000 milea up, sMee, partleularty the hlghlaiHt Sixty-three men perished to the Supreme Court. ^Boston harbor 'nuirsday. from earth for too remoia con* everything but toe north and regions around the cralera FYa inunediately to the exploaion TMr'atreagaat arfument for Recounting their sea'«dven- But he added that if Hayns- flnee of the oolar system to an south poles. Msuro, Descartas and Lalande. nnd two tojured men brought to * plaM tary program now ia ture, the seven aboanl the \Wiie- worth is rejected on eiblcal all-out effort to aolve such The second ’ Mariner wtil fly The White House announced the surface died later, the that they're reedy to bring K per pointed out that one standemds, "then the same riddles. Before lOM, apace off. an oibU that takes It W.OOO Thuraday lhal Presldant Nixon :qx>kesman said. ~ big wave was all it would take standards should be applied to scientists aay, nuui-made ma miles from the plansi at Us planned to (ly to Cape Kennedy Rescue workers pulled 29 to- " I f you aald we’d be able to to finish M the 41-foot sloop all members of the Supreme chines win have vtoMed every farthest, which msans II will to watch the IIRoff. mtoers to the surface, fly to Pluto two yeara ago I'd Whisper as It drifted helplessly *~®^ , Court." planet to the solar aystam, l » swing round H once every 82 —TIm planned landing spot tor condition. ’Tw.o aay you ware craay,.:’ said Fred to a raging Atlantic storm-nand survivors Douglas has been under fire clitdtog Neptune and Pluto two hours and afso means It wlU Apollo 12 moon expioren are white, and Felberg of NASA’s 'Jet I’ lopul- . all seven crew members were because of hla service, which he biliJon mUea away. aUxi Labor'tory. " I ^ we can pass over the Same three spots Alan L. Bean Is l.lt s feet abort the others are Afiricans. well aware of the fact. ended this year, as a salaried "By tbe end of the century do K. We have It within our ia- on the planet every tour days of and STS feet to Ite right at a' 'Y e t hour alter hour the ex "H alf an hour before the officer of the Parvto Foundation we hope to understand the pablUUee right now." The spacecraft wfU be brought orator where the unmanned Sur blast,” the spokesman said, of Los Angeles, which received veyor I epaeoeraft ooft-landod hausted seven fought der oontrol. I ’d like to park when a Coast Guard, vess^ (See Page Eight) the planet exploration is all tor planet. ntetlon pufhlng Itself thnaigh (See Page EigM) the soli with toe help of wnirr Bctonce and noit directly and Im* For three monthe, toe In- there. It smuid give us Ih* beet mediately for all mankind flowing north snd souto fitmi chance to oomptets 'ell the strumsntod Merinere will sweep rneked polar Ics. might j heat up aome space - to ecxentrtc circles shove Mhn. nclsntiric activtty. Including the crttlca, t|oo. tsktog He toinperature from BdenUsU also wart the eer Surveyor, srithoul too much ond mariner to repeatedly walktog." / -f "Peopto want some benefits pole to pols and enlfflng Hs thto Ihuograph the plaiioi from Its back fr ^ space," says carbon dtodds atmosphsre. The smaller area has been 30.000 mile aphelion . alsrvr Joseph kartti (D-Mlnn.), chair- Abovs all. the Mariners will dubbed "P e U ’s Perklag Lot.", Mars. In thia way, the

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