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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966 Average Daily Net Press Run" The Weathci* PAGE TWENTY-FOOl lE u ^ ttin g For. the Week Ended ' Cloudy, breezy, mild tonffliR. October 8, 1968 l/»w in 60s. Ponrible showers from the various grade levels ssriy tomorrow, then psrtisl Explorer Post 112 will have a Reading Parley are expected to attend the con­ THE OLD elenring. High in 60*. hot dog roast and social time 1 4 ,8 5 9 Neu) Voter Session Announce Engagements ference, sponsored yearly by the Mtmehester^A CUy of Village, Charm About Town Sunday from 3 to 8 pjn. at Set Tomorrow Connecticut Council on Read­ An all-day voter-making Camp Johnson, Bolton. Allen ■ TO* Connecticut Association session will be conducted to­ ing. ^ tdassified Advertising on Page 11) PRICE SEVEN CENT® Squires is in charge of the pro­ Miss Carol L. Hansrni of 310 (jJsJdoJtL (FOyRTEEN PAGESm-TV SEGTH>N>) MANCHESTER, TONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1966 and the New England Aasocia- morrow and another on Oct. VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 13 gram. Porter St. wUl be a panelist at tioo of !>lc8 of law and administration Sat. Morning 9 to 12:00 tact Mrs. Clark Standish of 14 "W hy Children Fall” ; and Dr. The sudden settlement Friday Sunday and ia expected to ratify agency . t o be approved by Con­ He was employed at AlUed Peggy Ann Ross of Ormond as they relate to public health relations, saying U.S. “pi­ Fleming Rd. Set by Guild The engagement of Miss Vir­ Virginia Blggy, director of after weeks of deadlocked talks the contract .J The other unions gress in two years, the new de­ Printing Service, Manchester. Beach, Fla. to Richard L functions. ratic raids” on North Viet ginia Mae Chapman of Center Tufts Unlvreslty’s program for ADRIAN'S averted a nationwide walkout .will work OM locsil plant issues partment win bring into one Sts Bartholomew’s Women’s ’Thompson of Manchester has agency a myriad of activities Nam bar any improvement There will be a rehearsal for The Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Line, Mich, to Robert Albert the preparation of reading On Nov, 2, Marvin L. Smith, Cor. Park and Main Street ,scheduled for 12:01, a.m: Mon­ ;Snd in m

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Ing anything he can think of to embar­ Wonders of the Universe rass Communist China inside the Com­ Herald Area Churches If^raUn munist world? That Russia really want­ Connecticut Tjankee Aspect of International Churches RookvUle Methodist Ouirok St. John’s EptsciqMd Church S t Francis of Asoiol ed to bdp North Vietnam? That Russia Yesterdays Itt Grave St R t 86 sear Hillside Ave., 673 Ellington Rd., Glen B. Bonds of Bpringneld, H w Presbyterian Church r o ? w c. la trying to have North Vietnam blame By A.H*0. St. Bridget’s Church South MetbodM Charch Itev. WdUrd B. ConkUn, Pastor .... Vernon South Windsor Mo., national sroretary of (he U ]^H«U street 2S Yean 43 Spruce St. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Rev. J. Msniey Miaw, OJ>. Rov. James L. Grant Rector Rev. Gordon B. Wadbams, waD b >t r. Conn* Communist China for the lack o f Russiem Cooperation in Sptic^ Men’s Fellowship Department 0 6 4 The trouble Is, we guess, that once iuiil )- contribute, as private individ­ for a manned laboratory to car­ Rummage Sale. Rt. 30, Vernon Premier Kosygin really means when the seemed to be the natural in­ an evening wneh he was ap­ Miss Mary DellaFera, welfare ice. Sermon; “ The Need for Re­ 11:30 a.ni. 10:46 a.m.. Senior High For­ for the bazaar. man to head a national depart­ riSta o< republlcation ci apeolal dl» uals, to the work of the Acad­ ry out a first priority program Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor leaders of American policy In the world stinct that fellow Abe Riblcoff pearing before a meeting director, initiates plea for warm vival.” um. i Friday, 7:30 p.m., Oonsiilation ment at the denomination’s in­ - potchea herein are alao reeerved,______■ emy In the spirit of human co­ of research on the moon. Named Captain Wapping Community Church Rev. Patrick Sullivan displayed when he was building of Connecticut newspapermen clothing for children from famil­ 8:18 p.m., RPYF Senior Hi at Church of the Assumption 6 p.m.. Junior High Methodist of Church School teachers on ternational headquarters at also operate with double-talk which operation, imder the presidency At its meeting at Athens, the Congregational Assistant Pastor ' The Herald Prlntln* OomoMy, lne..im - his image in Connecticut. ' similar to that which entertain­ ies on welfare or with limited the Manse. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Youth Felloi^lp. WlU view Timothy Treschuk, 23-year- new church school Hterature. Springfield. * r#ujne8 no financial recpooslDlltty for typ^ keeps their own countrymen continually of Dr. C. Stark Draper of the Academy adopted the proposal Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, Minister ffBDhioal arrora appeartng in advaFtlsementfl W e were reminded of this, ed the Dempsey-Gengras de­ funds. Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Men’s Rev. Francis J. Mlhslek UNICElF film. Getting To old son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael He promoted the *1Llght-for- SSy^ier iSSta* in The Mancheeter Massachusetts Institute o f Rev. Theodore Bacheler, Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and guessing? most directly, when the two bate. Manchester Squadron of Civil of Col. John P. Stapp of the Fellowship meeting; Pastor Know Ybu.” narrated by Danny-- C. Treschuk of Rt. 44A, <3oven- Union Congregational Church the-Lost” program furnishing ■Evening H erald.______Technology. At present there Minister 11:45 a.m. present gubernatorial candi­ Some of the leaders of the Air Patrol participates in Air U. S. Air Force to form a com- Tuesday, 9:15 a.m., Group Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa Kaye. Senior High Methodist try, has been promoted to the Rockville Christian literature for over­ * ^ill aervlca client of B. E, A. Service, are 270 “academicians” frbm 26 dates both waged, and both news profession who were then Force ROTC program at UConn. mitltee, similar In organization Doctrine study at the Manse. Yttiith Fellowship wiU meet at rank of captain in the UB. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Miidster seas evangelistic crusades, rfr pSwiahera R ep^ tatlvea - countries. , 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship St. Bernard’s Church . Kathewa Special Agency — New Tor*. Chi- lost, in our opinion, their de­ quite fervent about the business and scope to the U L Commit­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:80 the church to go to Burnside Marine Corps, retroactive to Mrs. Amy C. Barnard, 8 several years, and was elected The program of (he Academy Service. Sermon by the Rev. St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville 'cago, Detpnlt and Boaton.______Two Things Worth Caring About bate before a distinguished of wanting to get cameras tee, for the purpose of develop­ meeting and Bible study. ^ and 11:46 a.m. ^ ' Methodist Church MYF. Aug. 8. Director of Religious Education chairman of the program ia has two major objectives: to Mr. Hutriieon, '"nie Call of Rev. George F. X. Reilly •mr.irniin a DDIT BUBBAD OP CIBCULA- g^athering o f Connecticut news­ into Connecticut courtrooms ing an Orbital Intemational Monday, 8 p.m.. Women’s A graduate of Manchester March 1966. 'TlONS. ______It is sometimes glibly said of us in faciUtate (he dissemination of Christ.” Pastor men. thought this would be a good Laboratory program. In his North Methodist Church St. Bartholomew’s'Oiurch Society. Reception HaU. Film, High School, Capt. Treschuk en­ 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades Bonds, a native o f Dover, scientific and technical astro- 9:30 and 11 a.m. , Church Rev. Raoul J. Pronovost our time in our place In the history of It would be our ruling that opportunity to dragoon Riblcoff proposal, Col. Stapp stated: “It 300 Parker St. Rev. Philip HusssJ’, Pastor “ Getting To Know You,” will he 5 through 12. Ark., attended Arkansas Poly­ . DiapUy advartlali« tdoa^ botiia: nautical information on a world­ listed 'With the Marine (3orps in Rev, Anthony Kuzdal i? 7 M0D«lay - 1 pm. Mday. they would have both lost this into support of their crusade. Open Forum is hoped that this more immedi­ Rev. Earle R. Ouster, Rev. Edward 'iM- LaRoee shown. 10:30 a.m., Church School, In­ School. technic Institute, Russeli-ville. . iv>r Tueaday — 1 p.m. Monday., civilization that we have grown to care wide scale, fuid to study proj­ Jan'uary, 1960, attained the . Sor WedneiW — 1 p.m._Tueady ^ debate before any audience. Riblcoff heard their case, snd ate exercise in an Oibltal In­ Pastor Assistant Pastor Tuesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s Adult rank of corporal and was com- fants through Grade 4. He was in business for mors 1 too little about the great fundamental Ban Leaf B or^ g ects for space exploration end Pot Thursday — 1 p . ^ Wetoeeday. But they both had the mis­ then replied that he was ternational Laboratory co-op­ Study Class. The Rev. Mr. Oor- 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. Unitarian Fellowship Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 - fbr Prlday — 1 p.m. Thtwaday. investigation which it Is judged mlsaloned a second lieutenant than 20 years at Pomona, things of life— that we live in easy cow­ fortune to make doubly sure of against what they sought, and To the Editor, erative endeavor will prepare Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:16 neU, leader. ‘‘ Sermon: "Is Everything That Academy Junior High Sdiool a.m. jv*' Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. ^ would benefit greatly from in­ t and 10:30 a.m.. Worship at Quantico, Va. He was pro- Calif., and was an active lay­ Claoilfled deadline; 10:80 a.m. each 4 ^ M ardice which veers away from show­ losing with this particular audi­ gave his reasons. They return­ In making calls around town the way for the larger and more Service. Sermon: “The Good and li:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m.. Commission on Glastonbury ------aba ternational cooperation. moted to first lieutenant while Oomes to the Christian Always man at Pomona’s First Assem­ -priJteaUon exeei>t Saturday — i ence. Membership and Evangelism. _____ St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland downs—that we take nothing serlbusly ed to the attack, apparently these past few days. I’ve noticed The Academy has at (he pree- complex problems of working Life or the Disciplined Life.” serving in South Viet Nam in **** Best?” The Rev. Mr. bly of God. and Its Sunday One o f them opened his re­ The Salvation Army Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Adult Bowman preaching. Bibles will 10:30 a.m .f Sunday School Rev. J- Clifford Curtin, Pastor enough. surprised that one for whom a number of people burning ent time four major projects together in the realization and 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs­ School superintendent for 18 Batuiday, Octob«r U marks with the observation 661 Main St. study class. The Rev. Mr. Du- and Morning Meeting. Dr. Hugh Meeting Sundays In New CSnircb Now and then, however, we are given the press had done so much leaves. I wonder how many of under study: a Lunar Interna­ achievement of a Lunar Inter­ ery and Grades 4 through 8. Hi’s last assignment, prior to *>« presented to Grade 3 pupnls. years. After retiring from busi­ that this was going to be the Captain Ernest V. Payton pee, leader, Susannah Wesley Watson, Glastonbury’s super- would choose to oppose what these cltisens are aware of the tional Laboratory (U L ); an national Laboratory. Through 10:30 a.m., Church ^hool. Washington, was commanding P-m., Jumor Pil- ness in 1963, he helped con­ dramatic reminders that there are still most important appearance of Officer in Charg* Hall. intendent of schools will speak Masses at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 seemed to be something so vi­ Orbital Intemational Laboratory these two committees and the Nursery, Kindergarten and offlcer of " C Company, 1st Fellowship struct a 1,10 0 seat sanctuary of irome people who regard life as some- his whole campaign, that the great dangers In burning leaves. Thursday noon. Spurrier Fel­ 6 to 8 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim on “ Some Critical Issues in Ed­ a.m. tally dear to the heart of the (OIL); space experiments for application in proper sequence Grades 1 through 3. Battalion, 2nd Marine Regi- the church. toing a little more serious than a silly, speech he was about to deliver press. But the more they press­ Howard Lewis, comments in an ‘6 p.m., Jimior and Senior 8 a.m., Prayer Breakfast. lowship. Susannah Wesley Hall. Fellowship. ucation.” The service is open 5 Weak Spot On The Tidrt the verification of the General of their functions toward in­ nrtent. Camp Lejeune, N.C. He Mr. and Mrs. Bonds were mar­ pointless game. was the most important of his article entitled, “Leaves Poison­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 'with Friday, 9 a.m., Stanley drole to the public. First Lutheran Church ed the clearer Riblcoff made it Theory of Relati'vtty; and com­ ternational co-operative space Methodist Youth Fellowship. was recently reassigned to G-1 ried in 1933 at Russellville and Hie Democpatlo nominee for the To have people take life and its con­ whole campaign, that the eve­ ous” : .’T he burning o f leaves in classes for all ages. Rummage Sale. Rockville that he opposed the proposition, munication with extraterrestrial research, the Academy 'Will ful­ S p.m.. Young adults. Diirision of Headquarters, U.S- First Evangelical Lutheran have four children. ning in question could very well autumn create a pall that peo­ 10:45 a.m.. Holiness meeting. 8 p.m.. Couples d u b at Susan­ Vernon Methodist Church Rsv. lUebard E. Bertram, office of Heutaiant governor of the tents seriously is always, it proves, a and he walked out of that slath­ intelligences. fill its role in pioneering the ad­ Monday, 7:60 p.m.. Church Marine Corps in Washington, Church of Rockville Interested men and their be the evening which might de­ ple inflict on themselves and -'6:16 p.m.. Open Air meeting. nah Wesley Hall. Rt. SO Paator shocking thing. ering under condltidns which, Since the start of the LIL vancement of the intemational o ff ic ^ board. DXl., and is currently associated Rev. Richard E. Bertnnn, wives are Invited to attend ths 'State of CJonnecticut took time off from cide the whole result o f the their neighbors. Allergists rec­ 6:30 p.m.. Prayer meeting. Rev. Morton A. Magee Sometimes the shock is one of stim­ rated superficially, would have project in, 1960, under my lead­ space frontier with the help of Tuesday, 8:30 a.m.. Senior with the Marine Corps Plans Pastor supper fellowship, according to 'Campaigning one day thla week to ar­ campaign. ognize leaf burning as a pro­ 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. 10:30 a.m.. Church Service- ulating, pleasant surprise. Sometimes seemed some kind of small dis­ ership, progress toward the all nations and their scientists.” youth study group. Conoordia Lutheran Church and Programs. He intends to the Rev. Kenneth L Gustafson, found respiratory irritant that Tuesday, 7 p.m., Midweek 9:30 a.m., Worship Service Holy Communion. range to raise the money to pay off The other candidate larded aster to the two present day creation of a manned research The OIL Committee has now Wednesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s 40 Pitkin St. make the military a career and 9 a.m., Sunday School. pastor of Calvary Church. it Involves tragedy—perhaps, after a i, aggravates bronchitis, asthma, Service. and child care. Sermon by the lilg real estate tax bills in his own town up his speech with running ref­ candidates who addressed the center on the moon has ad- been constituted, and whl hold study group. Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Pastor currently resides as a bachelor 10:30 a.m.. Church Service. a foolish tragedy. and hay fever. Leaf smoke also Thursday, 6:46 p.m.. Open Air pastor. Dedication of new hymn _floma of them five or six years old. erences to the fact he and Connecticut press on the 1966 'vanced at a much greater pace its first meeting during the Ma­ Thursday, 7 p.m.. Senior High in Falls Church, Va. *Tsuyu* Phenomenon ' But it puts a touch of flavor and sig­ causes its own syndrome, char­ Church School classes. meeting. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, books. (Jhurch School for Nur­ He had been, he explained, withholding various members of his audi­ occasion we have been discuss­ than anyone was willing to drid Congress to outline the Among his awards and dec­ St. Ctoorge’s Episoopai Church Little Scores nificance back Into ttie lives o f all o f us. acterized by eye and nose in­ sery and Kindergarten. TOKYO — Japan’s June rainy ence had had the pleasure aiid ing. But the superficial atmos­ prophesy in the summer of that scope of its studies and the Friday, 9 a.m., Connecticut Church School and Nursery. orations are the following: Ma­ Rt. 44 A, Bolton .his tax payments from the town in or- flammations, fever, severe 10:30 a.m.. Church Who cannot hut find thrilling, for in­ privilege of' working together phere was deceptive; all the year. During 1969 the Soviet methods for carrying them out. Ministers Cadre. Jehovah’s Witnesses 10:30 a.m.. The Service, Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar Highway Design C- Ser to try to bidld capital for a real cramps; the death of children rine C!orps Rifle Expert Badge, for all other classes. stance, the appearance of the word (usually by his appointment to newsmen present, including Union had, by means of its Relativity Theory to be Tested Kingdom HaU Church School and Nurseryt •state development in which he was in- have been directly attributed to Marine Corps Pistol Expert Wilber Little, GOP candidate stantiy for many days. Tito "heressr” In the national headlines? some board or commission) toi those who had pressed hardest spacecraft. Lunik n , placed the Prof. N. Boneft of the Astro­ Church of the Nazarene 726 N. Main St. 3 to 10 p.m., Noithem Con­ Badge, Armed Forces Expedi­ 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. 'wlved. What thla meant was that he their ha'vlng inhaled the smoke St-. Peter’s Episoopai CJmrch for state representotive from phenomenon occurs to We confess that we are totally un­ help bring about for Connecti­ for something in which they first man-made object on the nomical Observatory at Sofia, 236 Main St. necticut District Rally. tionary Medal for Viet Nam, Na­ 10:16 a.m.. Choral Ekicharist in ths o f burning leaves”. 8 p.m.. Public Bible discourse, and Church School. Sand' Hill Rd. Manchester Assembly District Was borrowing money from his town able, theologically speaking, to write cut the wonderful things that themselves believed greatly, surface of the moon and with Bulgaria, initiated work by the Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister tional Defense Service Medal, districts of continental Chiiw I must disagree with the fre­ "Your Part in Keeping the Con­ Zion Evangelical p.m., Young People’s Fel- Wanting 20, today pledged, “'When elect­ 'and Its taxpayers. When this business such cooperation had brought went out of that meeting with Lunik m had taken photographs Academy, at its Washington, Marine Corps Good Conduce 6 through which the Yangtzri Riv­ about the principles and conduct of the quently repeated slogan, “It’s a gregation Clean.” Lutheran Church lowship dinner. . Rev. Janies A. IMrdsall, Vicar ed, I will do all in my power to 'was exposed by the Republican State about. tremendously Increased respect of the side of the moon previous­ D. C., meeting in 1061, on ways 9:30 a.m., Stmday School. Medal, Naval Unit (Commenda­ Right Rev. James A. Pike, the Califor­ great place to live”—at least in er flows. Chairman, in response to some political Now the gentlemen of the for the politician who had paid ly hidden from the eyes of man. in which developments in as1|'o- Classes for all age groups. 4:16 p.m.. Group discussion of (Missouri Synod) M on^y, 8 p.m.. Executive assure that the interchanges nia Episcopalian. tion Ribbon for Viet Nam, and 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. press are human, no doubt of them the highest possible com­ the fall. In Manchester a good However, it was Yuri nautics might be used, under in- 10:46 a.m., Worship Service. the Watchtower Magazine arti­ Cooper and High Sts. committee. from the new Rt. 6 into Man­ hatchet work the Democratic nominee ‘Wings” of a Tactical Air Ob­ 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. All we know is that he has certain that, but one of the more per­ pliment and flattered them in citizen is one who takes things tematlonsU auspices, to make Laymen’s Sunday, with Daiid cle, ’’Jehovah’s Witnesses En- Ihe Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Eu­ chester will be well designed fo r lieuteneint governor had imdertaken Gagarin’s first eerth-orUtal server. Church School. Nursery. convictions, that he feels he must serve manent and durable parts of ■ the only convincing way possi­ as he finds them, and insofar experiments helpful in verifying Blaney, Fred Adams and Boyd dure for His Sovereign God- Pastor charist. Feast of St. Luke. and 'Will be compatible -with our faa his contribution to the Democratic . flight in April 1961 and Presi­ Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.. Holy them by word and deed, emd that he is their character is a certain pre­ ble—by treating them as if they as is possible, leaves them that the general theory of relativity. Gardner as special speakers. ship,” and “ Jehovah Taunted Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Holy Eu­ street patterns.” dent Kennedy’s initiation, in Communion. I state campaign, the nominee for Ueuten* tense at hard-boiled cynicism, were big enough to concede way. It’s great to look forward A space relativity oommittee, Nursery and Children’s Church. by Babylonish Hostility Against 9 a.m.. Church School. class will meet in Fellowship charist. Little scored "the blimders in m COUNTRY; willing, therefore, to encounter and de­ May 1961, of the Apollo program 7:46 p.m.. Feast of St. Luke. ;snt governor, ss we said, took a day off and it might as well be declared him a mind of Ms own. to autumn and leaf burning. under the chairmanship of Prtrf. 6 p.m.. Junior, Teen and Anointed Witnesses.'’ 9:80 a.m., Axhilt Bible time. Hall. design which make the Hart­ I kesak fend himself against formal charges of for landing a man on the moon Monday through Friday, 7:46 •and raised some money and paid his old After aU that has been said V. L. Ginzburg of the Lebedev Young Adult Fellowship. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group dis­ 10 a.m.. Di-vine Worship. Text; 10:46 a.m.. Second Worship Bolton Congregational Church ford exits and entrances to Rt. heresy. But we find that enough to and returning him safely to p.m.. Evening Prayer. jtax bills. and written about the (tangers 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. cussions of the Bible aid, Matthew 22 : 34-46. Theme: Service. B«v. J. Stanton Conover, 191 so dangerous.” put a tingle Into our thinking about our earth by 1970, that caused the Physical Institute in Moscow, Is I The chief Importance o f this Incident of air pollution and -Uie relation­ time scale lor a manned labora­ actively studying this complex Message by the pastor. “ Things In 'Which It Is Impos­ “ Prescription for Inheriting Infant and 'child oare at ail Minister He said, ’There is no reason DRUG world. Imagine being that deeply com­ Eternal Life.” services. United Methodist' Churrti : has been that It has been a reminder to ship between smog and lung tory on the moon to be reidsed. question. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. sible For God To Lie” at the Miss Jeanne Lefevre, why Manchester travelers mitted! Imagine caring that much! Tales of Connecticut cancer and other respiratory An Academy discussion panel at The fourth major project of Prayer, Praise and Bible study. following locations, 287 Oakland Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Church Student Director of Christian Rt. 44A, Bolton should have to criss-cross three I the people of Connecticut of something Church of Christ Imagine being willing to make such sac­ diseases, it is incredible that Warsaw in 1964 estimated that the Academy is based upon a St. and 726 North Main St. in Council. Education Rev. Hugh A. GlUis lanes, look in two directions at '.they might have found it more pleasant Lydall and Vernon Sts. 6 4 3 - 2 7 6 6 rifices for a theory! Manchester authorities have not a UL might be expected to proposal put forward In 1966 O u ter Congregational Church' Manchester also; 144 Griffin Rd. 8 p.m.. Voters meeting. Minister the same time, or otherwise en­ i I'to forget, and something all good Oon- Eugene Brewer, Minister We approve such "extremism.” long ago declared open war begin operations in the decade in' Paris by Prof. R. P e i ^ of United Church of Christ in South Windsor and French 10 a.m.. Church School. -Wor­ danger themselves when enter­ 277 West Middle Turnpika; inecticut people. Democrats and Repub­ Before Uncle Sam St. Mary’s Episcopal Charch 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship W e do not wish, of course, to go on against the health destroying 1976-88. the CzeiAoslovak Academy of 11 Center St. Rd. in Bolton. ship Service. Sermon: “ Rain­ ing or exiting from the new Rt, (Next to Stop ’ll Shop) Church and Park Sts. 9:46 a.m., Bible classes. and Sunday School. lican alike, have been quietly regret- smoke generated by the buming M on of a PoadUUty Sciences. This project is con­ Rev .Clifford O. Simpson, Friday at the Kingdom Hall: bow Chasing for Christ.” 6.” record approving the nature of the act By Wesley Gryk Jr, Rev. George F. Nostrand 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sermon; 11 a.m.. Morning Worship, ,tlng ever since the Democratic state of leaves In town. Have resi­ Bince man’s capability of cerned with the fascinating Minister 7:30 p.m., TTieocratic Ministry 11:30 a.m.. Chapel Service. Little stressed "the poor de­ by which the chef of a famous Paris Rector "The Power of Words.” Sermon: “ The Mantle of Eli­ ■convention was held last summer. his 17,000 men were from Con­ dents ever been advised or or­ reaching the moon became more question Of the possibility of Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, School. 8 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. sign of Rt. 191,’’ an d added, restaurant demonstrated how seriously Although Uncle Sam is a Rev. John D. Hughes 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon; "A jah.” In two of its state ticket nominations well known figure in modern necticut. This, too, was a result dered not to bum? Apparently and more of a possibility, the communicating wltii extrater­ Associate Minister 8:35 p.m.. Service meeting. Tuesday, 8 p.m., Ladies Bens- “we must not allow similar C he took the fact that one of the great Rev. James W. Bottoms Charge to Keep.” 7 p.m., Methodist Youth — of them for the office of lieuten- America, very few citizens are of Trumbull’s influence. n ot I callpd the poUce Depart­ question of the property status restrial 'intelligences. 'More ser­ Miss Antoinette BTerce, . ------volent Society. Christmas Fair death traps to be constructed influential restaurant guides suddenly Rev. Ronald E. Haldemaa 7 p.m.. Teachers meeting. Fellowship. .ant governor — the Democratic State aware of the fact that their Throughout the entire war, ment today asking if there was of the moon and other celestial ious thought has already been Director of Christian Education First Church of Christ, Scientist Workshop. In Manchester.” dropped his restaurant out of Its rat­ an ordinance against the burn­ Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Ladies He pledged, further, “When ^ponventlon, apparently fat smd careless bearded uncle has a fanious the governor' held positions of bodies began to assume im­ given to this question in the ------— 447 N. Main St. Thursday, 8 p.m., Advisory KLH , 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Worship ------7:30 a.m., Holy Communion. Bible class. Congregational ings altogether, after 30 years of high­ relative—^Brother Jon than. responsibility and honor. He ing pf leaves. The only response portance. The United Nations scientific community than one 8 Council. First Church elected, I will insist that all ma­ ^ its pride in the power of its state I got was, “Better check with Service. The Rev. Mr. Steere 8:46 and 9:46 am .. Kindergar­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid­ of Vernon jor traffic arteries will include ly favorable classification. Nonetheless, For many years, in. fact, supplied troops with food, cloth­ adopted unanimously, in De­ might expect, especiaUy In the 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun­ Friday, 6:80 p.m., Parish sup­ STEREO MUSIC %iachine, exerted less than the normal the fire department if it’s too preaching. Sermon: "Discord ten in the Children’s Chapel. week Seirvice. Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister a physical barrier In the me­ what the Paris chef did was his way Brother Jonathan enjoyed na­ ing, and shelter; he orgpanized cember of 1961, a now famous Soviet Union. It is a project day School and Nursery. The per. ^^Qunt o f respect for the Intelligence windy’’. In all five boroughs of and Debate.” subject of the Lesson-Sermon Is, Morning Prayer and church Rev. Betsy G. French, Minister dial strip between opposing of demonstrating, by tragic action, that tionwide fame, while Uncle Committees of Satety which ad­ resolution which Included the which requires the collaboration Emanuel Lutheran Church SYSTEMS :|nd taste of the voters of the state. New York this^ practice is a 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Church “ Doctrine of Atonement” ; the school. Nursery and Crib class Jriiovah’s Witnesses of Christian Education lanes, to prevent head-on colli­ his reputation for good cooking was Sam was an unknown. Jona­ vised town leaders of war principle that “outer space and of astronomers, biophysicists, Charch and Chestnut Sts. J The Democrats, in this action, were punishable offense. The burning School and Crib Room. Golden Text, from Matthew: 11, in Williams Building. Kingdom HaU sions and improve our state worth more to him than Ufa itself. than's history should be of spec­ strategy; he is thought to have celestial liodies are free for ex- radio commimication engineers, n a.m.. Morning Prayer with Rev. C. Henry Androaon, i^ t being fair, even thoug^ they had his of leaves is positively forbidden S p.m.. Coffee hour prior to 27: "No man knoweth the Son, Hartford Tpke. 9:30 and U a.m.. Morning highway safety.” T ial interest to Connecticut resi­ been commander 'Waishingtdn’s. plon^on and use by all States mathematicians and linguisth: Pastor So there we have it in the news, in by the health, police and fire de­ special church meeting. Nursery but the Father; neither knoweth sermon by the Rev. Mr. No*- Rockvllls Worship. Tpersonal acquiescence in the nomina* dents, since he was a Nut- most trusted adidsor. Thus, In conformity with intemational experts. Furthermore, the proj­ this glib and careless age, that at least partments. for children. any man the Father, save the trand. Rev. Eric J. Gothherg, 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellow­ ■Jllons they were making, to Governor .megger! whenever the future president law and are not subject to na­ ect, 1^ its very nature, is in­ TXiesday, 6 a.m. and 7 p.m., Assistant Pastor NORMAN’S two things—religion and cooking—are Iieaf buming is usually done 6 p.m.. High School y o ^ ^ p ^ and bci to whomever the 8 p.m.. Public talk “ Christen­ ship. jfohn Dempsey, with whom the lleuten- In reality, “Brother Jona­ needed art opinion, he would tional appropriation.” This res­ ternational in character^—both St. lAdce’s Day. Holy Ciommua- still sacred, basic, fundamental, seri­ by people totally unaware of the pis meet in Woodruff HaU for Son 'Will reveal him.” dom or Christian —Which One 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ OPEN SUNDAYS snir IN (OK ^mt governor nominee is now bracketed than” was Jonathan Trumbull, declare, “Let us consult Brother olution can now be expected to as regards its possible execu­ ion. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Divine Wor- ous things to some people, not to be harm that smoke does to the supper end viewing qf movie, Wednesday, 8 p.m., Testimony Has Failed.” by C. Steinhart, ship. A N K \ K Fll.I.IM^ i«n the voting machine lever, so that the governor of Connecticut Jonathan.” be implemented, for on May 7, tion and its impUcatioas for all ' Wednesday, 10 a m Holy ship and Church School, pre- human body, let alone the dam­ "David end Usa.” meeting. Watchtower Society representa­ Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Youth Mem­ 8 A.M. ^ 8 P.M. DKMON.S 1K \ TU)N laughed at, but really to be cared about. during the American Revolu­ From this single statement, 1966, President Johnson in­ mankind. Comnumion. Kindergarten through Grade 8. 3^ one can vote for the one or reject age that its billions of imbum'ed Reading Room hours at 749 tive. bership Meeting. There are at least two things that mat­ tion. In the years following the the term “ Brother Jonathan” trusted UN. Ambassador Ar­ Intemational oooperatloa In Daily, 7 p.m., Evening Nursery for Infants. Sermon by ^ e one without doing the same thing particles inflict on ths exteriors Gospel HaU Main St., excepting legtd holi­ 4:16 p.m.. Study of Sept. 15 Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Board 44.T llAinTOIv’I) KI). ter. Perhaps, beyond religion, and be­ war for independence, his name became extremely popular as a thur J. Goldberg to undertake space is a goal pursu^ on many Prayer. Pastor Anderson, “ What’s the PINE PHARMACY ^ the other. and interiors of homes. It is 416 Center St days, Monday through Saturday, issue of WaJtcbtower, “ Jeho- of Christian education. yond cooking, there are some others United States nickname. It was immediate discussions at the levels by governments, and Church is open daily for Real Problem?” 664 Center St. • 649-9814 :M \N( HK.Si’CK became a nickname for the done without consideration for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursday eve- vah's Witnesses Endure for Thursday, 8 p.m., Pre-Baptis- JJ Hiey were not wooing the people of quickly adopted by poets, pub­ United Nations on the develop­ some concrete achievements prayer. Wednesday, 10 a.m., Study equaUy important, equally sacred. United States and was applied children, the elderiy cmd the 16 a.m.. Breaking bread. nipg, 7 to 9. His Sovereign Godahip,” and Je­ mal meeting, Pilgrim Fellow­ Connecticut, but confronting them with lic speakers, writers, a ^ ths ment o f a treaty 'which would have already been recorded dur­ Hour in the Reception Room. in much the same way that convalescing. Smoke can actu-, 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. hovah Taunted' by Babylonish ship Room. At very sad take it or leave it proposi- public in general. cover all celestial bodies includ­ ing the past few years,* espe­ Second Congregational CXmrch 7:16 p.m.. Study Hour in the "Uncle Sam” is used today. ally shorten life, sometimes tt 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Hostility Against Anointed Wit­ ‘Jtfon. Many voters who may favor Gov- ing the moon. One of the essen­ cially between. groups of na­ Trinity Covenant Church 885 N. Main SL Chapel. The origin of this custom was For over thirty years, Broth­ kills. Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer nesses,” x>age 668. Avesy St. tial elements o f the treaty would tions. The ideal of worldwide Hackmatack St near Keeney St. Bev. FeUx M. Davis, Minister J^mor Dempsey and the party may wish a result of the tremendous re­ er Jonathan was unrivaled by meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Group Christian Reformed Church Sell The City Land 'Clear air is ho less essential take Into account President cooperation in space exploration Rev. K. Ejnar Bask, Pastor Bev. C. Rpnald Wilson, St. Jolw’B Pitilsh National i|hey could find some way o f exercising spect which George Washington his bearded relative. But, In Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. discussion in the Bible aid, 661 Avery St. see our fine than good schools. The town of Johnson’s proposad that “there and utilization is one to 'which Associate Minister O tholic Church ^ m e choice over the identity o f his The value of land in Waterbury has had for TrumbulL When the 1S12, competition began. In “ Things in Which It Is Impos­ South Windsor ► 1 Manchester should insure our shoitid be freedom o f sclehtific the Academy is dedicated. How­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Walter A. Hj'seko Increased sharply in recent years. The Revolutionary War first broke that year, Samuel Wilson of sible for God to lie.” Bev. James A. Bonnema, f selection of ^sslble successor in the office if he is supply of it by passing an or­ investigation and ah countries Classes for Kindeigerten 10 a.m., Worahdp. Nursery Pastor out in 1776, the Connecticut gov­ Troy, New York, began to sup­ ever, as an intemational non- Friday, 7:30 p.m., ’Iheocratic Minister FAIRWAY J^eelected. new assessments conform this. Each lot dinance banning all burning of should cooperate in scientific through Adult. through (ihurch School Grade ernor was the first, colonial ply the U.S. army with equip­ go'vemmental scientific organi­ THE Ministry School ■written revriew. candy fo r of privately-owned lEuid, whether it is everything by householders. A 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 7. Sermon by the Rev, Mr. Dav­ Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. I*" In other places on the ticket, the vot- leader to take a stand opposing ment bearing the initials activities relating to celestial zation, its function ia to focus Sermon 21B and 21C. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for occupied or vacant, Is producing more branch of the Board of Health Sermon: “ Christianity — Opiate is. "A CaU to Mission.” rs of Connecticut have a new free- the tyranny of the British mon­ “UB.” Within a short time, bodies.” attention on possible avenues BIBLE 8:30 p.m., Service meeting all ages. tax revenue than it did, last year. This should respond i^th the swift­ or Reality? ’ Nursery facdltties p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Fellow- United Pentecostal Church ► om, imder the optional party lever now archy. He urged Nutmeggers to these letters came to signify The Academy held Its first leading to such cooperation— 6 theme: "Meetings to Equip Us la a.m.. Warship Service. J brings up the issue of unused city land ness of a fire department to provided. ship. 187 Woodbridge St. "trick or treat" Jn use, to weigh individual candidates support the cause of democracy Wilson’s name— “Uncle Sam.” Lunar Intemational Laboratory decisions for action rest 'with SPEAKS for the Ministry.” Nursery. which could produce tax revenues too if complaints of violations. 7 p.m., FamUy Hour. 7 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi Youth Rev. Robert L. Baker, Paator B>r hidivldual positions. But they can’t by joining the American army Gradually, Brother Jonathan symposium in the fields, of as­ governments. 7:30 p.m., Evening Service. ► the city would sell it. It is immoral, in the face of by ’Tuesday, 7:80 p.m., Diaoo- Group. at both fairways! stationed at Boston j and Cam­ lost his popularity while Uncle tronomy and the geosriences Next: Artificial Gravity In Wesleyan Methodist Church Thursday, 10 a.m.. Women’s 'split their vote for lieutenant governor. The city recently appointed an ap­ the eiridence of increasing Eugene nate. Monday, 8 p.m.. Women’s Fel­ 10 a.m. Sunday School. bridge. Sam gained worldwide fame. A at Athens, in September, 196S. Spacecraft by Dr. L M. Levitt. Meets at Skinner Rd. School Bible study, nursery provided. H^e political machine running the praiser for city-owned land which might deaths due to rei^iratoiy ill­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., (Quar­ lowship. 11 a.m.. Warship Service. ► candy bars single remnant of consolation Brewer 'Veinon *■7 A !E>emocratlc State Convention knew this, be s61d. It should direct him to work as In the following year, when nesses, for us to accept the terly business meeting. TViesday, 7:30 p.m.. Church 7 p.m., EvongeUstic Service. Rev. Hervey W. Taber, First Congregational Church Washington moved his forces remained: At least, the honor proposition that the less fit “Blessed are they that mourn Thursday, 2 p.m.. Ladies’ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Pray- ^ t , instead of making it a reason for S eedily as possible. The longer the city School Grades 8 through 12. United Charch of Christ from 2e u p — to New York, more than half of was kept in the “Xamily!” members of the community pen Hght batteries, cigarettes, exposure seemingly espoused by for Oiey shall be comforted,” Prayer Fellowship. Pastor ► Special care about the caliber of the waits and holds on to the unused land Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. AduH er and Bible study. Andover the longer will it have to put off re­ ’ Should be condem ned to razors, razor blades, unbreak­ the editor. Let tis in Manches­ Matt 6:4. Hiere is no special Friday, 8 p.m.. Covenant study. UNICEF Film, all-(^urch Aominee it was,to place in the spot, took 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., ceipts of additional and much-needed live in a coataminated at- able mirrors, soap, shaving ter debate Issues opbhly and blessing in mourning for every Women’s Guild. congregational meeting. 91 as a license to nominate anyone it Classes for all ages. Paator 1 cause—all are subjected to this tax revenue. moq;>here in which not cream, film for regular and In- honestly whatever'our positions Saturday, Mu Sigma CM .pleased. Its action remains an unneces- is easy to waste it, and it Is curcumstance sometime. This Circles Slate 11 a.m.. Warship Service. Nur­ ofUy is their enjoyment of the Stamatic cameras, • hair tonic, may be. Many of those whose paper and rag’ pick-up. The city should prepare a Ust of all A Thought for Today gone. We should welcome new promise follows that of the sery. 9:45 a.m.. Church School. jpry blight on the choipe offered Con- land it owns and does not need. After outdoors curtailed but they must' and canned food—except canned sons and daughters presently opportunities' to learn, to ex­ kingdom of heaven to those who Open Meeting 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Re­ rwcttcut on Nov. 8, / " appraisals are made the sale prices Sponsored by the Manchester remain Indoors, often gasping meats. Please put a note on attend the Manchester Commu­ are Council of Churches plore new fields, to train for recognize their spiritual poverty 6:30 p.m., Fast and Prayer. ception of new members. Ser­ for air while some husky, igno­ every package that this pack­ nity College are concerned as . (AssembUee of God). should be advertised or posted where greater service, and to find without Christ. H ie Coniibined Catholic Moth- 7 p.m.. Evening Service at the mon by the Rev. Mr. Bradley, rant burner says rudely, "If you to the future o f the college. the public can see them. Special efforts fresh and challenging uses for age is to be issued to the men Bi this context it should be GOSPEL 647 E . Middle T(dce. era Circles of Manchester ■wrtll home of Cteorge R. Cooke, 1 "Members, One of Another.” Asking Life’s Basic QuesttoiiB don’t like it, why don’t you at Christmas time. You don’t Others are concerned with the Rev. Kenneth L. Gustateon should be made to sell this land. the days which lie ahead. evident that Jesus is speaking have an open meeting Wednes- westvlew Ter., Ellington 6 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Pel- 6. Where Am 1 Going? mov classes for all ages. ing a new age. What moral and and looked at him, Peter went Chrcle meeting to acquaint pros- Thursday, 10:30 a.m.. Worn- (Itself by double-talk is an increasingly Maxwell Anderson’s play “The Mar. 3rd. Mar. DIv. Relnf. to expose the name of'tills of­ 11 a.m.. Divine Worship. will eventually bring in additional tax­ spiritual equipment do vre have absolutely unnecessary fa|»alth out and wept bitterly. Matt. 26: Monday thru Friday pective members with the func- ______en’s F^Iowship. Candy Kitchen Green Pasture,’’ the characters ficial. We would hope this let­ 7 p.m.. Family Gospel SerV' ______idlfflcult process. es. with which to face the problems menace; Please fight agiunst FMJF. FP.O. Ban Francisco, 76. 'When good King Josiah tions of a Mothers Circle. Host- Unitarian Meeting House on tlie stage stand still while Where Quality Candy la Made Fresh Daily I We point, for instance, to the fero- While looking over the possibility of and the dpportuiiities that lie the wom argument that dean (3a«f. 96662” ter will be unnecessaiy as the heard the Law read, he realized ice. Hymn sl^, gospel muale ^he meeting ■will be 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Eastminster United the scenery moves aroimd and and song, BUde message. idous oratorical onslaught Premier selling land It does not need, the city ahehd? air is sqmethi^ng that will be­ • ’Ihank you .for this space, as reluctant director yrould have how guilty the nation stood be­ 7:30 P.M. contact chairmen from each cir- Rsv. Nathaniel D. Lauriat Presbyterian FeUowBhip Choose From Over 200 Varieties behind them. It is a startliug Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.. Fellow­ iKoqygin of Russia made on Communist should take a look at Francis St. and The Rev. John D. Hughes, come a reality g-r-a-d-U-a-M-y a, promise was made that this by now come forth and made fore God, and he rent , his gar­ cla George E . Slye School thought that we might he stand­ ments, 2 Kings 22:11. On the ship supper meeting. Speaker: also see if other situations like it might St. Mary’s Church and that the long time residents excerpt would be printed In The his position clear. Sundoy— 7:00 P.M. Mothers Circles in Manches­ 10:30 a.m ,-W orship Services, Kingston Dr. off Oak St. {China the other day. ing still or “marking-time” other hand, Jeremiah said of Glen B. Bonds of Springfield, For that tickle in your throat— try our exist. of Manchester have. always Herald. Yours truly, ter were formed over 26 years Nursery and Worship Church East Hartford I What he said was that'-Communist Francis St. crosses Seymour St. and 'Whllie life Is passing us by. his goneration, “they were not Mo., natiomd secretary of (iie burned and would be offended Sincerely, Henry T. Broker at all ashamed, neither could ago, and there are now 16 active gcjiooj. Bev. Gordon 8. Bates, China was an tmconscionable villain be- becomes a short dead-end extension— Zee Steamed Faster Men’s Fellowship Department HONEY HOREHOUND Make no miatatke about it. Ws if ordered to stop now. Olga B. Sullivan 736 Center St. they blush,” Jer. 6:16. aOSPEL HALL chapters. Members of each Minister iaause it bad blocked and refused to co- approximately the width and lengith o f are living in a revolutionary ST. LOUIS — The famous 415 CENTER STREET Let's make It a "faict’’ that Manchester, Ckum. The real blessing in mourn­ u t j l‘»ving meet- veniOB Assembly of God Oburch W e make It the old fashioned way with pure iop oa te in Joint Communist-bloc ac- adjacent lots on Seymour St. There are time, a time of political upheav­ race between the steamboats Thursday, 7.30 p.m., M»d- g„oth- "it’s great to Bye in Manches New “ InvUdble Network T” ing is suggested by Paul: “For Northeast Scbool 10 a.m.. Worship and Church honey and borriiound herbs — unbeatable! >tion to assist North Vietnam. Commu- no lots on the extension Itself, and the al, of social change, a time when Robert 'E. Lee and Natchez was week Servtoe of Prayer and er member acting aa hostess. ter” by expending every, effort To the Editor, godly sorrow -workerth repent­ HISSIONART Interaectloa ct Rta. 80 and n Sdtool. Sermon: “Voice of the extension goes nowhere. In effect, it . traditional values are being run upriver from New Orleans Praise. Odst China, therefore, is the one re- to safeguard the health of its A disturbing remark quoted ance to salvation ...” 2 Cor. The event la open to any in­ Veinon Poor.” {•ponslbla for the fact that Hanoi has could be converted into a lot and sold questioned, a time when/ some in 1870. residents. 7:10. One who really believes Hr. William McBride terested Manchester mother who Rev. Mlcbelino lUoei in The Herald last week Indi­ Suburbanites Richer Community Baptist Cburch ^K>t been able to achieve victory in Viet- for construction of another house In this argue that God is dead and that The L«e won with an elapsed- S in cere^ ,- Jesus died for him, convicted o f of Talca, Chile, SAi. is raising Catholic Children, and Taloottville Congregational fine residential section. As it is, the we don’t need His Help any­ time speed of 13.4 miles an hour cating a tmdency toward a his rejection of the Savior, will 586 E . Center St. ^Mua. By the ssime token. Communist Pastor Erte J. Gothbeig NEW YORK — TodajTs sub­ formeriy of Manchester, they may contact Mrs. John 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Cburch dead-end street is used only for occa­ more, If He is not. Asking God . although both boots could make unashamedly mourn his rinful- Conn. Rev. Alex H. Eloesaer, Funke of 565 Adams St., chair­ Rev. Robert K. SUmoda, China is responsible for the fact that / Emanuel Lutheran Church “secret” position on ths part of urban family, tends to be young­ ness. This sorrow inspires the Minister U a.m.. Worship Service. sional parking or for a car to turn for hand-outs while being un­ 18 miles an hour against the man of org;anization, or Mrs. Minister {"American aggression” has not been a new director Is quite alarm­ er and better-heeled than its determination to repent unto 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. areund in. This is wasteful, unnecessary willing to serve, is not prayer or current. God oomineiidetli His love Edward Rdstau o f 25 S. Haw­ OhristmM In Viet Nam salvation. 9 a.m.. Family WoibUp Serv­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer plaited in I^ tn am . ownership by the city. worship. SmaU wonder then ing. The Herald has in edito­ city counterpart. Of all metro­ thorne St., co-chainnan. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, To the Editor, toward ns, in that, while we ice. Church School classes for and Bible Study. t Thus the Russian leader’s oratot7 ,.r&-' There must be many people in the that some become cynical about GUARDS TO WATCH UMPS rials prior to the election re­ politan families earning |10,000 and Nursery. Adult (Hass con­ Would you kindly insert the were yet sliuiere, Christ died chOftren, Nursery through n r t e d in the sams day that President' dty who are looking for a lot to buy. religion. The tragedy is that VACAVHJjB, CaUf. (AP) — ferred to an “invisible network” and more, 68 per cent live in the Enroll today to FREE Kbls ducted by the Rev. Robert Billa, foHowli^ in yoUr Open Fonun fo r ns. ' Grade 4 beginning their expand­ War Spawned Computer Our Savior L ath a m Church jlobnson was telling his press conference There are many lots the city owns such people might make a real The Vacaville City . Council has which controlled town govem- suburbs, 42 per cent In .the correspondence course. a chaplain at the Btate ^Tiaon, column Ih the near future? Romans 5:8 ed seasian in the Children’s WASHINGTON — One of the tS S Graham Road, Wapptog which could be sold. The available lots personal discovery, if they voted to hire guards to watch (nent. The failure-of an elected cities. 'Somers. ^ Washington tiiat be would welcome BuUdiiy. Sernvon: "Because I first completely electronic com- Rev. Walter L. Abel, Paator should be matched off with potential would think deeply enough and the umpires at Little League The following is a direct representative to allow himself The median family income !n 11 a.m.. Family Worship Serv­ ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 St visit from Premier Kosygin or other Believe, I Will Pray.” Xiuters was built by the U. S. buyers. Any gain the city can make in work at it long enough. and Babe Ruth League baseball quote from a letter recsiye4 to be publicly quoted on an Is­ the suburbs is now A7,TJ6, ac­ CaiUHCH OF CHRIST ice. Sermon; ."The Lesson of ktuaaiqiL. leaders to this country. ATJ. AR E WELCOME 9:50 a.m., Church School War Department and the Uni­ 9 a.m.. Early Warship. OPEN DAILY cmd SUNDAY HU 8:00 P.M. Its Grand list should be welcomed. The The hours of each day are an games next season. from Cpl. George Wdlspn, who sue as important as' the Com­ cording to the latest of^lal Lydall and Vernon Sts. the Nile.” I Cooftonted with such a piece of Kbsy- classes for Grade 5 to adulte, varsity of Pennsylvania in 1946 9 a.m., and 10:30 a.m.. Sun- money it can got from the sale of lots Irreplaceable gift. Beyond our The umipires wlU be convicts Is sUtloned .in Viet Nam— munity College is to the fritura Phone: 648-2517 NO COLLECTIONS data—16 per cept higher than while younger dtildren continue to solve balhsUcs laoblema It day School, Wednesday, 11 a.m.. Ladies Candy Also AvaUable Foe Fund Bab liiS pfa oratety, what does one deduce? also could be put to good use immedi­ duties and respontibiltties there assigned to Vacaville’s (^Ufor- ,“Eor a Merry (Christmas, ws c f Manchester, Is hardly Indlca- the iiiedlan famUy income tn the Missionary Society. Bible Classes, 9:4Cl a.m. their olaas ssssioo. The. adult was failed ENXAGL k-bi' Late Worship. phat the Ruwiaa leader Is m eidy A y - ately.—WATERBURY RJEIPUBUCAN is the use o f our leisure time. It nia Medical Faciliity. I can always uae nine volt and ttv« of a trend toward that fun cities. Worship, 10:45 a.m,, 6:00 p.m, PAGE SEVEN .T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENllJG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1966 PAGE SIX ] Obituary Breznev Brushes Aside Tornado, Blizzard W reak Havoc r "Z. ((Jontu^ ftom Pag® One) Iowa summerlike readings in with water when the plant’s (Contlnu^ front Pago One) r Bid for Eased Tension the 80® eAriler in the day. wateollower blew rintnn»» Hpnvv National Guardsmen would, aid ggn. Rgy Hagie, who Gary Walrod, 18, a Belmond SnoU) uamage aeavy Aloisio Dies, «»•«■”* p««»") Brezhnev said the Soviet peo< in cleaning up, and patrolling g, farm 14 miles south of High School student, said he gj^g^ric power arid telephone USINESS ERVICES IRECTORY < _ .. , 1 the military way of NATO (the p]e "angrily denounce the crim- the streets. here, said he waa in a farm field went with other teen-agers to A ggrvlce for hours. X flUOI* Atlantic Treaty Organlza- inal war of American imperial- The National Guard moved in y,hen “I saw this dam Wack restaurant after the parade. Cheyenne, Wyoming’s capital, tlonl,” Brezhnev said. ism” in Viet Nam. four kitchen \mits to help feed thing and saw my bam go flying "All at once the windows went virtual Isolation as all . . . . 1 «< "So far there can be no doubts "We are rendering and will townspeople. through the air.” out and we hit the floor,” he j^t^j^gyg out of the city were <3oslnM ^oW o, 81 of U 8 B. y g policy." render all-sided wipport to the The tornado struck at 2:55 The storm roared on into Bel- said. Walrod escaped serious ^jy g^ow. Business came RUPPiBRT ■ Center s ^ died e ^ y t W ^ o r a - Without referring directly to heroic peoples of Viet Nam,” he 5 7 ^ CAMPING CAR LEASING tag at Manchester Me^rial Brezhnev not- said. p.m. Just as a crowd that had mond, snatching 19 cars of a 23- Injury. to a standstill With snowdrifts H IG H G R A D E watched a high school home- car freight train off tha tracks. The walls and roof of the We ^ ^ gj^ ^get in the down­ TAPPER 1 }*” J- < " EQUIPMENT HospttU after a long iltaeeaH ^ possibiUUes of an Then he t(imed to an unusual- coming parade was breAklng up. damaging a big soybean plant Three. Supermarket went wm tmvn area. On 1 or 2 had a tailor shop at ^ awm international agreement to ban ly strong attack on Red Oiina Few persons saw it coming. and then shrieking down the the wind, lea^ing shelves with jjgnver’s Stapleton Bitema- PRINTING BARREL 1 Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags gt. before ms i«uremwi gpread of nuclear weapons charging that "the refusal of The Weather Bureau in Des main business street. row upon row of canned goods yg|„g] Airport was closed for six Job and Commercial Air Mattresses, Stoves ~ YEAR PU N erai years ago, ax • looking better. Chinese leaders to make agree­ Moines said it was one of sever- Paul Miller, SB, said he was at standing Just as they were. hours Friday morning until run- Printing • 5 . 6 9 Ism terns ment, he and his wife aw la Johnson discussed this on ments with other Socialist coim- F irst ta Manchester. 'New al tornadoes spawned by the the soybean plant and knelt by a ' "Man, can It put you w t of ^^^g dgared of wlnd-driv- 85.00 DEPOSIT MANCHESTER mra, fun maintenance, fnUy orlng at t^ r Tf«iw Monday with Soviet Foreign tries to defend Viet Nam” has collision of the cold front, which bench when the lights went out business last!" said Wes Boiler, gnow Prompt and Efficient Insured to reduce your prob­ Mr. Aloirto was bom m uajy, jiinl^jr Andrei A. Gromyko, hurt the Communist cause Printing Of AU Riitds created the blizzard .in Colorado as the storm hit. manager of the PAG Super- At least two persons were re­ SURPLUS SALES CO. lems and worries. For fun May 16, 1**5, a son Ihise Mazani Lodge, eons or y^y direction,” Breshnev s^id. try with a common border with ” ” Telephone 643-5727 20 BISSELL ST. S7S MAIN STREET -.'f. Coventry ported a foot or more. Schools Phone 640-2881 Italy of America. shall spare no effort to Viet Nam.” The engagement of Miss in many Colorado and Wyoming r.-S He is survived by his wife, agreement” that is of Brezhnev also described Pek- Bridget M. Blakemore to Pvt. LBJ Signs We Urge You To Support rural areas were closed. The Lutz Junior Museum Mrs. Carmela Alolsio, and sev- added. tag leaders as the renegades of Malcolm B. Lowd, both of Man- Liquor License Approval One victim of the storm was TURNPIKE MANGHESTER eral nieces "*^**^f- Tass quoted Breshnev as say- the Communist camp. Chester, has been announced by Law Naming Esther Kingsley. 97, of Denver. GLASS The funeral will be iwld Mon- yj^^ such a treaty "will He cited the Red Guard ram- her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Police said a limb broke off a day at 8:15 a.m. from the John gerve as a definite Obstacle to pages in China and the hostile wuuam C. Lynn of 417 Hart- Given for Property on Rt. 6 lOb-foot cottonwood tree and 0 For Auto Windshields TEXACO CUSTOM MADE F. Tierney Funeral Home, 218 y,g further growth of the nu- Chinese attitude toward Moscow Travel Aide • For Store Fronts and all rl , ^ , X .V , . crushed Mrs. Kingsley’s skull as sizes of windows Time to Clean Those Rugs SEAFOOD CANVAS AWNINGS W. Center St., with a aoletnn dear ^ar danger and would and declared, "All this has yjr fiance is the son of Mrs. Open 24 Hours A Day (Continued from Page One) Albert J. Navickas of 1112 ing the project with the local attempted to brush snow e For Table Tops ■"1 high...... Mass of - requiem at «rfii St. create a more favorable atmos- nothing .X, to ..w do with ------... Marxism- Ernest LowaLowd oi of zo26 Waddell waaaeu Main St East Hartford, has school are Rham, Lebanon and ^gg ,g They Take Pride in Work CHOICE VARIETY 1 James Church at 9. Burial wm phe^g for progress in the dlsar- Leninism and Socialist policy.” t^e late Ernest Lowd. proposed broad powers of the " ,„nrnvai Bolton. Two men died in auto.crashes OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Firestone Tires be in East Cemetery. mament talks.” But he stopped short of calling Blakemore is a i »65 secretary to determine how fed- received unanimous approval The program will be the third x ^ ” g outers died of appar- SATURDAY 3 A.M-NOON Quality Line Products wi nian* if VOU ^hy do SO m an/ business pletely automatic offset plate Qualify Friends may call at tae fu- The Soviet news agency said for an open break with China graduate of Manchester High eral transportation funds should from the Zoning Board of Ap- ^ gg^g, of annual meetings g„t ugart attacks after shovel- Gen. Repairers License „ Y that nLd depend solely upon the processor produces two plates w ner^ hwe tomonw from 2 Br^hney ^ke to a Polish dele- ^ repeat^ Soviet hopes that jg employed at the be invested. peals on his request for permis- for parents and students to ^ gj,d pushing stalled A. ta an easv wav s®fvices Offered at Community per minute from which five to Seafood to 4 and 7'to 9 p.m. gallon visiting Moscow. China^ . swould . * change itsla- ways. Southern New EJngland Tele- finally approved, the pro- ^ Uquor licence for his meet with college admission of- J. WHITE Corner Broad and w , Press? Why do individuals go ten thousand copies can be Middle Tpke. West of phone Co., Manchester. Pvt. vision says Uie secretary c m nrooertv on Rt 6 in ‘Coventry, fi'^evs from N e w England in CMspet, Wyo., a truck drlv- G L A S S C O . lilv work that vou ^ Community Press for their printed on offset prlnOng 43 O A K ST. fu vou use the nick- Printing needs? Fine service Is presses. This is an entirely new 1 Lowd is a 1964 graduate of make rerommei^aUons r^ard- P ^ J convert a repreeentaUves gj. j,gg„ forced to turn «1 mssell S t- T e l. 649-7822 TtSL. 649-99S7 Manchester High School, and mg tavertment rt transportaUon Navlckw^ will discuss admissions, scholy- ^y gnow-btocked’roads 1 Phone 643-2176 h< ervice Thev have ®nswer, and through tot concept in rnaking offset plates Funerals is serving with the U.S. Army funds but ^ t they must be ap- present J" * ^ ship opportunlUes and costs, telephoned a Casper radio sta- 7^ --^ jrt t in ea'uioment and years Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lar- and through its use Community GE Accord Held proved by Congress. cial zone into a restaurant, bar, and seniors who plan uon and threatened the radio SEE US FOR: . at Viet Nam. this from time to son, owners of Community Press Press is able to offer 24 n 5 Thomas D. Smith No date has been aimounced However, the secretary is giv- and cocktail lounge. ^ conUnUe their formal edu- -nnouncer who had said the n 1^ Upholstery .king sure that this located at 9 E. Middle Tpke., hour service Monday through e Aluminum RoU Up >> Funeral services for Thomas en broad power to conduct re- The board notified Navickas ^ ^ ,^ttend With ■ I V I CUNLIFFE Awnings for the wedding. DON WILLIS and Shop e* work consistent have consistently turned out Wednesday on most forms if Door Canopies D. Smith, formerly of Manches­ search and development pro- to contact Samuel P. Allen, lo- parents. SouUiwest rt’ Isiramie, Wyo., RE-UFHOLSTERING ^ s • rt ter, were held yesterday after­ Victory for LBf MOTOR SALES • Storm Doors grams to estabUsh a uniform cal zoning agent, for necessary metorlcal Society Meeta searchers were hunting for a 70- e Combination Windows noon at the Holmes Funeral naUonal trMsportaUon policy. permits. Coventry Historical Society year-old sheepherder missing on GARAGE * Modem Furniture d< EXPERT AUTO BODY and 'T.t Engagement >f all kinds, but they offer cleaning — wet cleaning, ary pnoe in me quauiy m u,e FENDER REPAIRS Manchester Awning Co. Home, 400 Mata St. The Rev. Each r t the d ep ^ m en t’s o ^ Nurrtng Drive ConttauM g inowcov’ered mnchland since 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 and Antiques [J «st in furniture cleaning. cleaning and shampooing. The they do, they have a vast know- ^ays, if it is brought in early n Earle R. <3uster, pastor rt North (Continued from Page One) ^ Taft-HarUey act 195 WEST CENTER ST. eraUng diviskyis will be he^ed The Coventry Publta Health ^5 at its home on Thursday. An airman who left • store Stools and Booths Your upholstered furniture latter method is recommended ledge rt the printing business ^h® morning. ^ ENAMEL and LACQUER Telephone 640-8091 Methodist Church officiated._ When he obtained a two-week injunction would be invoked to McIntyre...... - Candon...... by an administrator ap^ted Nursing Association offlci^s ro- g^^ Warren Air Force Base near e Custom Furniture REFINISHINGS T, bytaerrcsiaentsuwctrosen- ponmeannua.iunau..vc..-= ^ Spocioliiiiig In aok like new when it re- for Orientals. You need not wor- and the know-how to lay out as a f i n i s ^ order the follow EstabUshed 1949 Burial was in Buckland Ceme- pojtpijnement rt the strike delay a strike for 80 days. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coderre by the President subject to Sen- port the annual fund drive has presented. New of- Cheyenne for a missile site Slipcovers and Draperies - from Manchester Rug ry about colors fading for they any kind of work, and no Job, ing day. This 24-hour serytoe REASONABLE PRICES npY. "tery. , . ^ deadline______Oct. 2, Johnson named It was------learned the------injunction of - Springfield,------Mass, announce ate confimiaUon.confirmation. The dep^- depart- npt jet_yet reached itsIts goal goai^t of ^ coming year are north rt Kimball, Neb., alsoali was Made to Order “ ing Co. How long does it guard against thta. Gentle but large or small. Is ever slighted, aiylies to one side only, if two BRAKE SERVICE Complete Selection of C Bearers were friends of the ^ special mediators Secretary would have been appUed only to the engagement of Miss Sarah ment also will have an under- 81,250, even though returns gigcted. Refreshments will reported missing. o clean furniture? In most thorough cleaning insures rugs While they have the facilities sides (the reverse ride) is to be RT. 88—VEBNON, CONN. family. , oj Labor W. Willard Wlrtz, Sec- General Electric’s plants in- McIntyre rt Springfield, sister secretary of transportaUon and from the mail campaign are ^ gg^ved ______— Materials ti Vlfhttn it's time to Front End AlUpniiwnt FREE ESTUVLATTES c it takes from five to seven that are as soft as the day you to do Job and commercial print- used, it require « Just Above the Traffic I ------retary r t Commerce John T. volved in critical defense work, of Mrs. Coderre, to Dermot P. four assistant secretaries. still coming in. Anyone ivho has Church Notes although this depends en- bought them, and once more ing and do extremely large extra time aUbws the first side Circle Edward G. Rndtoiky Cohinor, Secretary of Defense The company, with annual sales Candon of Manchester. An office of accident inves- not mailed in his contribution Lower Level of the Parkade ^ The choir of the Second Con- GGntrol Repair Work 640-6824 t, upon the amount of soil you will love to walk on them. jobs, a small Job is given the to dry thoroughly. ’jlTCL. 648-0016 The funeral of Edwwd G. Robert S. NcNamara and Wil- rt more than |6 billion, makes Her fiance r t 26 Birch St., tigaUon wiU take over many of is u r g ^ to do so M “ pree-ational Church meets at Reds Claim ... 'When you have the best in Rudtasky of 10 Depot Sq. was j, Simkin, Federal Media- aircraft engines, guns, radar, is the son rt the late Mr. and the (3AB's functions, while a possible. The drive is conti u- 8 Wednesday in the de- ter Rug Cleaning Co. has dls- times. If you are tincertain equipment and when you have MOVE flA held this morning from the gg^^^g director. bombsights and other military Mrs. Patrick Candon of County national transportaUon safety mg for the rest of tWs month. 7J0 p.m. weonesaay Expert . ■ll/f Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ,pjjg jj^g j^gj ,g. equipment used in Viet Nam, as Sligo. Ireland. board will have the power to Contributions ^ They’ll Fire Dube Tool Co. I varyinjf icnjf-uia m Aij'ivii xne way you wisn me joo laiu — *------— I,I'I Mata St., with a Mass of re- portedly told the negoUators a well as a multitude of consumer Miss McIntyre is the daugh- review accident probes and to John Greene of Trowbridge Rd., Cw w O ^ u IN n w a S w t^R^DB ;* drive chairtnan. Club is planning Its annual pot- Special Taps and Gages lend, Herculon blend, wool out, the Larsons are always *®e, you have an unbeatable TOURAINE • Moring fiCCa I'.la quiem at St. Bridget’s Church. ggiUement had to be reached goods. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas initiate them where necessary. # u Big Satellite Stainless and Special Fasteners e One of the largest Inven- | lends — in fact, they have four willing to help in this matter, combination—and that is what .'..7 The Rev. Robert J. Keen was - ■ ______^ luck supper at 7:30 p.m. Oct. • Packing D43’^ D 3 McIntyre of c;:ounty Mayo, Ire- Tlie new department also will Women a Club Formlns: Special Reamer® torles In New England. ^ } five large rolls to choose There is no doubt but Commun- Community Press rtfera Us •::{1 celebrant. Mrs. Raymond Mur­ (Continued from Page One) s Supplies and Accessories . f • Storage land, and was educated there, administer the new auto and All women b e tw e e n ^ ages ^ J " toUowed *bv a^HTuoween Decimal Sizes From rom. ity Press is one of the busiest customers. PAINTS l phy was organist and soloist. She ls>employed by Dr. George traffic safety programs. of 20 and 40 are Inrited to a House followed by a Halloween Soviet bloc discussion of devel- .080 torn AOO ta Steps of .001 e Tele^pe Service. 1 f. Burial was in St. Bridget's When tha New padding lor rugs means p^nt shops around, hut when FOR BEST RESULTS Meyer Steel Plug Gages 14# a If /IftTzm fh» ______s .a ' * _____ MANCHESTER T Cemetery where Father Keen Jury Deliberating In Steps of .001 Connecticut Valley ! Radio Today r f. read the committal service. Carr Lane Jig and Fixture PMts NOVING AND •f::» Bearers were Emil Mulhite, Bail Lock Pins Mrs. Larson are always avail­ Coin Go. 1 WDBC—1360 PAUL'S T Anthony Bayles, Robert Luurts- i MA. inose mieres«a m denounced the CSilnese stand- Borite Boring Bars—Carbide 97 Center St., Manchester t Will De sparKiing ciean. able to help yoU in any way ema, Cau*! Sommers, William In Solberg Case Youth Arrested nlng members but unable ’‘.S The Z,church Couple s Club is a Also Representing Other 643-0205 ' cost of this cleaning Manchester Rug Cleaning they can. Their customers ap­ 1:00 Hike MmUrd PAINT SUPPLY TRUCKING 00. Quality Manufacturers ■e varies with the size, also does all kinds of iMtalla- 4:00 Long John Wade Powers and James Charest. (Conttaued from Page One) ering business______in Manchester. Edw’ard P. Yankowski, 18, of to Attendtend are asked to contact planning to meet at 7 p.m. Oct. . y. effort to Tues.-Fri. Noon—0 P.M. : preciate this Interested and 8:00 Dick Robinson committee in charge: Mrs. 21 at the church to go on a 5 John, East Hartford—280-6450 Ung and type of up- “on work on carpets rugs helpful attitude and find that l:00N en'S, Sign Off 645 MAIN STREET that a large rock had been The wedding is planned for 52 Scott Dr. was charged with committee in charge gather all world Communist Saturday 9 A.M.—6 PJVL t Raymond A. Gardner Jury- "Only she could have done ...... II— i 1 this is an extremely pleasant WBCH—91* Tel. 649-0300 used to hit Mrs. Thompsen. Oct. 22 at Our Lady of Hope speeding, a t 8:32 last night, Ramon Menzel of Mark Dr., Mystery Ride. parties to criticize China. A 1:00 Matinee The funeral of Raymond A. It In the fashion it was done.” Solberg told state prtice that Church, Springfield after he lost control of his car Mrs. Albert Gustafson of Alice . Busy Be®e Officers . number rt Important parties place in which to do business. 4:30 Hanford Highlights I^urle Roland is presWent ^ Gardner of 374 Hartford Rd. Shew described the statement he had written the letter. HoW' on Parker St. and slammed into Br., Mrs. John Cahill of Mark VIC’S PIZZA SHOP was held this morning from the Solberg hiul given to rtate po- a telephone pole. Br., or Mrs. Harvey Barrett of of the new Busy Bees 4-H Club The Soviet Union launched WATKINS-WEST | Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Uce as "a disorganized mess.” Y^at he^uM The car veered out of control West Shore Dr. , of which Miss Jane French is Friday No. 129 in its series of 168 W. Middle TurnpUte FUNERAL leaning aWe. Did you know that you can mane uu= WTIC-IM# MOIVK Main St With a solemn high "OTiat’s what his mind was,” ^ i 3 e r "u.t what had About Town for 199 feet before stopping. Education Night Wednesday leader. Other officers include satellites that are Phone 649-8700 latlon. vniir riiM for five place your headquarters lor all i;0ONews DKCORATK WITld not remember just what had you l^ve^n to w^l ®«*^ g^, guaraLe this in Panting from now on. 1:15 UConn^rs. Maine Mass of requiem at St James’ Shew said. happened. The Sisterhood of Temple Pol*c« said Higher Education Night ^vin Barbara Condos, vice president; ^^ertbed as being for scientific PIZZA SERVICE Vo He is scheduled to appear in beI held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mary Pesce, secretary: Pamela research. The _ sources said this eting in , your home. Hw, 3^u , All kinds of printed materials 6:00 New«, Weather. SporU Sherwin-Williams Church. Wall, on the other hand, laid A psychiatrist who testified Beth Sholom will sponsor a SFAGHEHI C The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey great stress on an anonymous the'drtense’ also'said" Sof- rumma~ge'^‘le Wednes^arfrom M^ch«ter Circuit Court 12 W^nesday at ^ Condos, treasurer and Sandra ^^j^Te’ntly'was a” r7hea;^l tor ORMAND J. WEST 1 1 1 -^ ta^Vwr Berides all the fine services are using raised printing over K "" was celebrant, assisted by the letter received by Arnfin Thomp- remember 3 to 8 p.m. and Thursday from f ^ Coven- Aho. reporter. Meetings are be- ^ canned space Shot. RAVIOLI in he cleaned rignt in your __^ e.® iLr the resulaj* kind jmd w ith much ii MoniiAr SUPER The mishap occurred 358 feet try High School is cooperating ing held twice a month, Open 11 A.M, Dally Director 1:30 Spectrum Rev. John J. O’Brien, deacon, sen, the murdered woman’s hus- anything about the crime. 9 a.m. to noon, at the Masonic ...... X® w ______a-a.. Y3itv *>UR ^VU ttiov ------— ------* ------o ----- 2:00 Ne-ws, Sign Off KEM-TONE and the Rev. Vincent J. Flynn, band, several days after the indicate the moUve for the Temple, E. Center St. south of Lydall St., police re- with four area high schools in Nursery School Meeting GETS CONTINUANCE Closed a t 10 P.5L ds 1^ Manchester Rug Clean g^jjggi pjyg the form of vltatlons and announcements WINF—i:s* Tues. and W'ed. ■ . J . , /;,.i . I'.', r: ■ subdeacon. The R t Rev. Msgr. crime. The author of the letter crime. Wall read to the Jury ______ported. sponsoring this program. Join- loc^j parents are advised WATERBURY (AP) — Henry 142 E. CENTER ST. . __ , g , S A H Green Stamps. Make have taken advantage of raised 1:00 News 11 P.M. Thur*., Fri. Rugs need periodic c ean g , , honis* enav this vear: nrintine for some time for it is 1:15 Weekend Edward J. Reardon was seated said he was the slayer and pci^ay a sentence from tlie Lloyd Bemis, a professional ------^------. that the Bolton Cooperative Lee Crosby, 20, charged with Bat. Midnight 3:10 Notre Dame vs. North Caro­ SHERWIN WILLIAMS in the sanctuary. Mrs. Jane described step by step how he anonymous letter: lecturer, will speak Tuesday ._ _ Nursery School has a general manslaughter in connection with Sundays 4 P.M. to 10 PJIL Manchester’s Oldest lina 4:40 Weekend 981 MAIN STREET Maccarone was organist and had stabbed, strangled and beat- j can't have her, no one noon at a meeting rt the Kiwan- D o ltO H meeting ta 8 p.m, Thursday in the fatal beating rt a 61-year-old Closed Mon. A Tues. With Finest Faculties 6:00 News soloist Burial was in Veterans en Mrs. Thompsen to death at can.” is Oub rt Manchester, Inc., at the Fireplace Room of the Com- Naugatuck man last week, has 6:30 Weekend 6:35 Dial 13 TEL. 043-6636 Section rt East Cemetery, her home on June 15, 1966. Testifying for the defense at Cavey's Restaurant- His topic munity Hall ta Bolton Center, been granted a continuance to ices. ular is so slight that more and 7:00 News T Msgr. Reardon read the com- Wall attempted to show dur- y ,, poUce Maj. will be "Dynamic New Eng- Teachers of both sessions will Monday in Circuit Court, ------more people are turning to its 7:10 Dial 13 is cleaned profearionally. 7:56 Jack Drees mlttal servic®, assisted by Fa- ing the trial that Solberg had sjLfjiuel Rome, who headed the land.” Eighth Christmas Fair Set he present. Police said they believed Wil­ MANCHESTER use. However, it is important to PONTIAC nchester Rug Cleaning Co. 8:10 Speak Up Hartford ■ Vl ther O’Brien. written the letter. Although most original investigation of the slay- ___ liam Dowling rt Naugatuck had State*$ Taxes Highest remember that extra time is 10:30------Dial 13 .’.I iBearers were Arthur E. of the details of the orime Members of Omar Shrine «..jrs three-day service upon re­ DuPONTS Nov. 5 by Church Society Manchester Evening Herald been a mugging victim. Cros MEMORIAL GO. AND quest, and if you wish to save Loa Angeles -r- Californians necessary for raised prlnUng ^ * 1 3 United Ririt-CUif$, u Ford, George Schack, Richard mentioned in the letter could Rome made it clear last year, Club are asked to Join in the Coventry corraepondent, F. by’s bond* was set a t |15,000 pay the highest state-local taxes and at least eight days notice i3:00 , ii-i’T Crawrford, James H. Veltch, have been gleaned trom news-, ---- ^arly„ -- in —- the ...... investigation,—o------that ------Masonic Service— with Manches- The Ladies Benevolent Soci- show slides on his duty on the Pauline Little, tel. 742-6281. Friday. Opposite East Cemetery in the nation — an average of must be given—more if pos- weOF—1416 Stop ’n Go William J. Tierney and Roy M. paper accounts, Wall said only j,g thought the anonymous letter ter Lodge of Masons tomorrow ety of Bolton Congregational SS Hope off the coast rt TEMPEST 8379 per person lart year. Cali- sible. l ;TO Lou ’^rri - 358 BURNSIDE AVE. . Thompson. the killer could have known ^gg „ot to be credited. He laid at 7:30 p.m. at the Holmes Fu- church will present “ ‘Twas the Nicaragua. The program is Quality Memorials fornia’s ta x average increased Business firms, professional EAST HARTFORD Atlantic Service from 8349 in 1964, and In 1965 men now used raised printing loioo Hotline the blame on Agnes Thompsen, neral Home, 400 Main St., for Month Before Christmas,” its open to the public, and refresh- Over SO Years Experience SALES and SERVICE 289-6333 Prop: “Rudy” DuPont and a warrant was issued a Samuel Smith, who was a mem- eighth annual Christmas fair, ments will be served. Ladles of House Clears Fund totaled 87 billion. for their stationery, business 12:00 John Sherman 1 year ago for her arrest. ber. Saturday, Nov. 5, in the educa- the other Bolton churches have ------cards and announcements. Facts Power and Hand Tools 128 East Center Stree|: Since she was a patient at ------tion building. Doors will open at been invited. Call 649-5807 PAUL DODGE LAITN-AMERICAN 4RT show that uring Xalsed print- Painting and Decorating, \ Zionist Group Invades UN Mural in White House Tools Phone: 649-6977 the Connecticut Valley. Hospital Miss Cheryl Starkweather, n g qq,g (xiW members will be- A. AIMETTI, Prop PROVIDEN(3E, R.I. (AP) — ing gains attention and also in Middletown, the warrant was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Thomas Johnson, gener- gin the meeting with a potluck For War on Slums ' PONTIAC, ING. The Museum rt Art of the prestige. ST. CJROIX, Virgin Islands — Garden and Land Tools Featuring a complete line of Causing Diplomatic Storm (Conttaued from Page.O ne) ------Harrison St., Manchester 878 Main St.—Tel. 649-2881 Baby, Honsehold, Party Atlantic Products plus not served. It was withdrawn ert W. Starkweather of 39 Jo- gi chairman, has announced supper at 6:30. ______Rhode Iriand School of Design^ _ X Community Press also does The shores of St. Croix are de- and Banquet SuppUes ______after Solberg was arrested last soph St., is one of six candi- committee chairmen. They are Jennifer Lynn Warner was has established what it calls the nupiy flyers for advertisers, and picted to a mural in the White General Automotive The demonstraUon ciUes bill planned, coordinated a ^ tavaUd Needs Repairing (Conttaued from Plage One) Much depends—very much—on March. Mrs. Charles Ubert. attic treas- baptized last Sunday at the centrated attack on urban prob- first permanent exhibition of jf ^^g interested they ■will House swimming pool in Wash- -ffT floor rt an office buUding at 757 what you say and do.” Investigative work at Marietta (Ohio) College. She ures; Mrs. Joseph Roberts and church, and David John Olbriae approved by the Hou c « j^^^g y^g^ gg„ Looking fora place for modem Latin-AmericanT xHn.xmxrnxon arta.rt in in -jg^jy quote Mites. Ingtou. A t night the mural, do- ii’^ii.t Third Ave Police finally led Syrian Ambassador George J. Slate Police Lt. Cleveland will be a candidate of Chi Ome- Mrs. August Mildner, aprons; be baptized this Sunday. similar to one passed earlier by come to grips with the human that Specid Affair? STEVENSON’S the world. Many burineeseii, factories nated by Joseph P. Kennedy, is them away. They wera charged Tomeh said broadcasts claiming Fuessenich, commanding of- ga sorority. Mrs. David Dooman, children’s The annual retreat for men the Senate. No difficulty Is an- as well as the physical problems Twenty pieces have been ini­ and organizations require spe- Illuminated to show stars and A & A with trespassing, unlawful in- credit for attadcs on Israel were *icer rt the Canaan barracks, , —- i , booth; Mrs. Warren Hoar, knit the parish will be held Nqv. ticipated in working out differ- ^ urbanization which-rtfect the WE CATEI^ TO: tially purchased for the exhibi­ cial forms for their particular the harbor lights of toe St. Reuben Plen’s ESSO tion which opens Oct. 23. type of work. They know that Croix waterfront -o n truslon and disorderly conduct carried over all Arab radio sta- to Solberg’s arrest. Miss Jan ,Robe^, daughter of wear; Mrs. George Smith and n . 13. Those interested should lives rt all rt us” • Banquets • Wedding* PUMP SERVICE and released pending a hearing Uons and not Just those of Syria. Fuessenich was one of the chief Mr. and Mrs. Philip Roberts of Mrs. James Kendall, novelUes call Edward Corbett. , a , .a conSTessional • Gatherings 405 MAIN IT. when they take work to Com- ______Texaco Sfafion Water Systems and Pumps Nov 25. He said Syria was determined e’ltoesses for the prosecution. 129 Steep HolloW Lane, is a and gifts; Mrs. Joseph Tracy, The Red Cross would like the ? t ^ developments Friday: • Group Meettags ^ TEL. 649-5533 munity Press the work will be The council debate on the Is- not to upset the peace but also Rome, however, conUnued to junior at Cushing Academy, food; Mrs. Barry Wagner, can- ng^gg g„d addresses of fam- available local end fed- q^g ggngte passed 88 to 19 of every description Just as they specify—a most 381 Main Street Jacuzzi Goulds raeli complaint went into a nigh determined to stop the aggres- believe that the vicUm’s mother- Ashburnham, Mass. dy; Pilgrim Fellowship, snack mes who have men in the serv- ‘ and sent to conference with the important item where forms are x.;a^ W® have the "Know-How” * Tune-Ups Fairbanks Mors® •esslon with a new flurry rt sor. -bar; -MrA. - Larry Converse, deco- jce. Names should be left with to^be m iSS House a biU to suspend certain concerned. Phone 643-9149 Normand G.. ratiojjs; Mrs. Clyde Beckwith, pather Cronin. areas of cities to be seley J**®^*®" “ munity Press has a Platemaster, All Makes waa ...... ’ fsf _t/% CTAt 1Lff*e ’PKrkwiva. Cf t*Anortt1\r no **f oH in On. n mmx. m P USUSllV are lOCal COStS. &S Well AftnM «ann.«e*>ann SM Mata’ St., East Hartford All Work Guaranteed -■T midnight and was scheduled to aggression.” <>f tricks”-to get Mrs. Thomp- St. recenUy participated in Op- dried arrangements and holiday gtudmta will begin Oct. anti-inflation program, Phone 289-4369 • Stamps Manchester, Conn. made by the Itek Business Prod­ resume Monday afternoon. Goldberg said the incidents ___»“. and Mrs. Douglas 30 withVa movie, diwussion, ‘^s own share. rnu.The .House . . . . . Appropriations----- ucts Division, Photostat Corp. Texaco Lubrication Service CaU Hartford ' <= Israeli Foreign Minister Abba referred to by Eban appeared to not allowed to testify member of Marine Battalion Fenity, publicity. anil would nudge Committee approved a $4.9 bil- rt Rochester, N.Y. This ewn- Sales 525-3993 Service su^er, metropoUtan areas in the dlrec- iio„ catch-all appropriaUons Phone 643-5874 We Give Green Stamps 1 Eban charged that Syria waa be a part rt a pattern rt action about what Mrs. Thompsen told ^nding -Team, First Battalion, The educaUon building of the fork-ging -Diw may bring non- nVan^iln^'w caicn-aii appropnauMS MANCHESTER Sienly ttSLig and supporting admittedly carri^ by a group hm aihee Judge Herbert S 26th Marines near the Prov- church will be decorated to re- SshonerA to X mwttag if fewe’^ tra^i^ftiS. rt saboteurs who were responsible known as El-Fatah or'El-Asifah Macdonald ruled that such ince of Binh Tuy, Vietnam, semble rooms of Santa Claus’ thev wish water, sewer, transportation, ' gou^t for the antipoverty ” ■“ pro- , Ostrinsky RUG CLEANING ITS .U for a series of recent. incidents. ... and .... that .... "the ...Syrian govern- * ' stotements WA u M K*5® Vi*a.«*aaarhearsay. 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Com- en cabinets and Arotatrong ceilings “ J J S " t r a d e MANCHSSTER .lij r-.»k attacks and explosion in Israel RAGS. IRON . . . Open Thnrs., Fri. t PJH- for ’cfi within the past week. Radio Da­ Signol Turns on Sets soiberg to Lie&enant Fuessen- __ ' merce and JusUce departments your convenience. Supplies snd Accessories AUTO PARTS ^ Interior—Exteiior—Color Consulting Service This was one r t the most con- and an 8821 million authoriza- 3-DAY \utssiF 279 BROAD ST. mascus,------—in the — Syrian----- capital. —------TOKYO'_"System------Q,” a de- constitutionally sound Advisory supper on are Mr. and Mrs. Ron- "Don’t wait for fire to strike troversial sections of the bill 7^,. 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DICKSON & SON 7 456V, MAIN STx-MANCHESTER—643-8388 icn developed only two weeks ago. ary, Department of ConnecUcut, o7‘toe‘church ^:.e7da7rt“8 Td * olLeefTeiriwl!^ from u d t construction Mon. tkrn S st. 9 A.M.-9 P M . •The Security Council is Jointly by the Bunka Bunks HHoso ^ Four >»ontosmonths after his wifeirtfe ivill have a testimonial dinner The ■ House refused to delete i„ this country and abroad, Between Post Otfioe anfi Friendly Ice Cream Parlor Thursdsy Evening T® 9 PJM. Tel. 649-0920—^Manchester, Conn - oI."» C called upon to express itself in a Broadcasting Co. and the Ko- was alaJn, T^mpsen married tonight at 7:30 for Henry S. fnvi’ted to attend.^hero nil be 7rT S!Sd eto!tr“ ^cords Ld Sr thf ^ a ln ’r fiwt tSS c^®«®» Free Parking GOLOMBUS t: i . » clear condemnation rt a con- kusai Denkl (Electric) Co., both accountant he had worked Blaloglowy, department com- a Job for everyone • - f. ^®“ ^® programj fiwt ^o out a compromise ver- Entrance Off certed, organized and pro- r t Tokyo. They say it is the first with at his Job in South-Wind- mander, and Mrs. Robert War- Turkey Slipper defective appliances repaired years operation. The measure gjon rt "truto-to-packsging” HEAVY DUTY fl"' TOllw^rtam^esslon” rt ita kind. It wi'u be adapted «>r- Thompsen. his new wife land, department president, at Ar® Ownable liquids also carries autooriiatlon for leglsUtion. Mata Street Edwards Secretarial 4 • *tn claimed policy of aggression, or xma. wm oe aaapiea daughter Krista now the Hedges, New Britain.'Man- »®«®ly stored? |24 mlUion in planning money About 70 senators took Umo LIbero (Lee) Palliio ho said. “Tber® is a situation for TV sets soon, SHOCK reside In Northboro, Mass. Chester auxiliary members at- oatltBiaT...bawtedeitt |u i* lm P ^ bookkeeping, • 9 . 9 8 HUIMARK Coast Guard which has been ------— chairman. Erickson will take fire safety. Supporters of too measure but this wasn’t the case at toe lAU Ul l« anpart W9 an »ai)( nari paWni iah. ^ ^ mimeographing and i»rt rt tha 'TYeasurv Deoart- GRANT APPROVED ------charge of the dining room, with “There is nothing more ter- backed successful amendments hmcheon. He hailed "my local Dlstribntrt By hamburgers. ment ainea 1790 WASHINGTON (AP) — The T* t r .t 09 9yes, about 1 cheater will n>oak a t meeting: > ■ ■ It is a g;tvat yictery for all <'|l|lll|>> PAINTS Eay Giar^ Manager Opm Saturdays until 5 P.BL SILVER LANE EXTENSION rfcsM w®^)2tai!!SIL^ ImpendiS ^® » tor 880 ^employed per- per cent rt their work force, of the CCW rt St. Maurice Manchester K h^C those who live ta «»_cl«®^ ARTHUR DRUB §a-tim transfer rt toe Coast Gu«tl to sons. The grant waa announced Only 81.023 of the |2.252 was Church^nday at 8 pm. ta the Brtton correspjmtot, Clemo- torge « ’ h® J " another department.” Friday. tax-exempt. parish /hall. Ho will talk and well Yeuag, teL 848-89CL -toe first time there pan be a V

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1568 PAGE EIGHT Record Crowd Due in Su Louis Open hy Sandy P a ^e Cowboys in NFL Showdown FORWARD — Chet Walker Reeves is the leaigue'e top scor- Philadelphia, 2-3, at Pittsburgh, ed to the rostw. (15.3), BlllyCunnlngham (14.3), CHICAGO (AP) — The erage of just under 46 points per for t o nine of-the past 10 years before spending his first pro season M rugged Luke Jackson (8.2) are game. er with eight TDs — five via 1-3-1, and Washington, 3-2, at Atlanta, still loowng BOSTON (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals who passes. New York, M-1. first NFL victory, ^ns ts h ^ tumijiR: over the reigns to Rus- a member of the laxi gn^art.smart, deoendablff.dependable. H Daveav* rinm.Gam- “ We’re a 60-minute ball raise the sell last spring, will chew Ms squad last seaswi. Watte won insist they’re a 60-minute CharUe, Johnonson. the Card!- In the American FootbaU on quarterback National Asso­ bee (6.9) has his moments. club,’’ Larry Wilson, the Cardi­ cigar—and probably chew out the Ith^ spot m Rating—B-1-. club but keep doing the job nals' aggressive______defensive back. nals’ passer, also has exceUent League, New York plays at idge, who hit on 11 of 19 paM ciation championship flag the officlals-4rom a seat in the down to the player limit Friday CENTER—Wilt Chainberlaln in half an hour should have said before last Sunday’s game receiver^ In Jiwkt#-Smith, HousU^ Diego is at ^ ^ " fa s t Sunday. The lofor r m the e eiKJ»'i>eighthonai*M straight i, gtands tor the first time In 20 night by asking waivers on vet- against New York. Then the by Joe Conrad, BlUy Gambrell falo, Oakland at Kansas a _ t y ^ . had greatest season in ’65-'66, little time to spare when 24- year andthen launch a bid years. Auerbach gave up coach- eran Art Heyman. Cardinals, behind 13-0 at half- and Sonny Randle. Rookie John- and Denver at Miami. Falcons hope to d u i^ i^ e leading 76ers to Eastern Di­ thev tackle supercharged for another title tonight as ing to devote full time to duties will m ^ e vision title. Led in scoring Dallas Sunday in a Nation­ time, staged a furious second ny Roland adds punch to the St. The Rams, off to their best 17 pre-eeason decl^on over me half rally for a 24-19> nod over Lords running game and leads start since 1965 imder new 49ers, who s u s s e d Green ^ y the league opens its 21st as general manager. ; debut under new (33.5), rebounding (24.5) and al Football League show­ the winless Giants. St. Louis has the league in punt returns. coach George Allen, are sUm last week as George Mira tnrew season with all 10 teams in The Ceiucs ^tenxT t^m- field goal percentage (.540). selves where they needed it whose Celtics No. mwju ne re down. outscored its opponents 101-16 Sunday’s key game in the favorites over the thus-far dis- for ^wo scores, His .513 foul shooting percen­ A capacity crowd of 50,000 — after intermission. ' Western Conference pita defend- appolnUng Vikings. Dick Bass Both the E ^lea, w i» n ^ e “ISSiently stronger than ever most last monte to obtMnlng f ^ ^ tage hurt at crucial times, es­ largest , ever for a pro football “ Things happen to us in the ing cham'^on Green Bay, upset of Los Angeles rambled for 137 lost t w s lig h t , a ^ t h e Steei- w itetee acquisition of veterans Howell, one of tee l e ^ ’s top 1 ^ pecially in playoffs. Jackson, game in St. Ix>uis — is expected first haU. but we keep cbmlng,” by San Francisco last weekend, yards in last Sunday’s 14-7 vie- ers, who have m Bailev Howell an d Wavne - Em- cornermen, from Baltimore and Other new his back-up, seldom needed. to watch the Cardinals and Cow­ said Charlie Winner, St. Louis’ against the resurgent Chicago tory over Detroit and moved a row, need a victoiy to jem am “ I L f T i o S Embry, • a O'*.big, rugged cenw, rai.nBi, '«* '»• ------®“ '- pitting—A. boys, only unbeaten NFL teams, in contention in the Eastern rookies, tee Celtics kick off tee from Cinctonatl. Embry, due to lets will open at Mune ag BACKOOBAGKOOURT.— Hal Greer first-year coach. “ We will have Bears at Chicago. The Packers into the No. 2 spot among NFL spell Russell, Is nursing a tee Los Angeles Lalwr8,^and tangle in a jrivotal Eastern Con­ fo^ be consistent to beat the Cow- share the Western lead with the ground-gainers. race. campaign against the San Fran­ (22.7) needs a steady running The Redskins, on the upswing pulled muscle and may not see former NBA star John Kerr, ference test. boys. They’re the finest football Los Angeles Rams at 4-1. Chlca- Detroit may unveil a new cisco Warrters at the Garden. whose Celtics’ No. 2 •will be re- mate. It could be , behind veteran Sonny Jurgen- action against San Francisco. team I’ve seen in a long time.’’ go dropped its f(rst two starts kicking specialist, 22-year-old , whose arrival the rookie from St. Joseph’s. St. Louis leads the East with a sen, take a three-game winning Also ready to give a helping thelr first year to tee league at Meredith leads the NFL in but has rebounded with vlcto- Cypriot Garo Ypremian, against from the University o f San Wally Jones (9.0) playsv in 5-0 record, with Dallas one-half string to New York. Jurgy had hand are rookies Jim Barnett, St. Louis. game back at 4-0. But, while the passing, has thrown tor 14 ries over Minnesota and Baltl- the Colts and Johnny Unltas. Frnacisco and the U.S. Olympic PWladelpMa, coached by Alex streates. Larry Costello, hired his fourth 200-yard plus day of a top draft choice from Oregon; Cardinals have come from be­ touchdowns and has not been more. Ypremian, a British subject vis­ squad started the Boston dynas­ Hetnnum, who led the Warriors out of a year’s retirement, will the season against Atlanta last Toby Kimball, former OonnecH- hind four times in the second intercepted in his last 12 games. Elsewhere, the Rams Invade iting the United States, im­ ty a decade ago, will make Ms last season, will open at home be a big help, if only for a few week, compleUng 17 of 26 passes cut stfitr who played Ifi Italy BILLY CUNNINIOHAM half, the Cowboys, led by quar­ Bob Hayes, his swiftest receiv­ Minnesota, 0-3-1; the Colts, 2-2, pressed Lion coaches with his debut as player-coach. against New York, wMle Detroit minutes each quarter. Rating for 286 yards and two touch­ l8ist year, and Ron Watts, who terback Don Meredith, have er, has caught seven touchdown entertain Detroit, 2-3; San Fran­ left-footed, eoccer-style kicks In Red Auerbach, who coached invades Cinctontt- —B. SUMMARY — Greer desper* tryouts this week and waa add­ downs. tee Celtics to champdonsMps to atexred at Wake Forest before 1 breezed along, rolling up an av- passes, and halfback Dan cisco, 1-2-1,. la. ai.LA/UaaUt.^0-5; ROOKIES—Guokas is being ately needs help in backcourt. 1 counted upon quite heavily. He is an excellent ball handler, If he gets it, coach Alex Han- Manchester Midgets passer with a good shot. BiU num will have a pleasant re­ Sports Viewing Melchionnl, from Villanova, Is a union with his old Syracuse Jets Could Near Title Punt, Pass and Kick Winners Honored fantastic shooter. Ken Wil­ cohorts. Down to again. It could aU hang on a Chfim- KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL—^Three of Miami’s Hurricanes close'in on SATURDAY burn, 6-6, from Central (Ohio) berlain foul shot. Prediction— the bouncing pigskin during the opiening period of last night’s game against ( 8) Waterbury Or­ . Winners in the local Punt, Pass and Kick Contest, received medallions signify­ Giants, Patriots Tie; State, big surprise of training Georgia. From left are Ted Hendricks, Bob Tatarek and Phil Smith, All are bits vs. Harrisburg ing their triumphs last night. Prizes were awarded to age groups from 8 to 13. season. 2nd. 5 moving for the ball but it was Miami’ s Tom Beier, not in the picture, who re­ ( 8) Wide World of With Win over Oilers The winners include, left to right, Jim Jackson 13, Dick Roden 12, Connie 5 covered the Georgia bobble. (AP Photofax) Sports ■ and Denver plays at Miami in a the Chargers in their opener, McCurry 11, Phil Bennett 9 and Don Geidel 8. John Maloney, the 10 - year Eagles Topple Jets ( 3) Gadabout Gaddis NEW YORK (AP) — struggle between the two last would saddle them -with four group winner, was absent. Walter Kupchunos, assistant sales manager of Dil­ (80) Roller Derby Sam DeLucca could place teams. lon Ford, contest sponsor, made the presentations. (Herald Photo by Pinto) Room at the top of the Manchester Midget Footb^ ( -S-) Sahara Golf defeats, and a defeat for the Fight Ruled Legal; breathe a bit easier today DeLucca, an offensive guard, League became even more crowded last night.,as the un­ ( 8) NCAA FootbaU: but not his New York Jet received plenty of praise for the Chargers could shove them into defeated Giants were held to a scoreless tie by the Patri­ Arkansas vs. Texas Eastern Grid Title teammates who can put an job he did keeping huge defen­ the unusual position of runner- ots and the second-place Eagles topped the Jets, , 18-8. (80) Bowling 4:80 almost indelible stamp on sive tackle Ladd away from up in the West. Promoter Must Pay ( 8) Race of the Week With three weeks of action be- ' ^ 5:00 New York quarterback Joe Na- Coach Sid Glllman of San Die­ (80) AFI., Report the Eastern Division title hind teem, tee Giants are now matched by Jim Bowers of the MIAMiI, Pla. (AP) — The, made it a felony to piwmot# 5:80 math in the Jets 62-13 romp go is not pleased with his club’s 6:00 (80) NFL Game of of the American Football 2-0-1 while the Eagles are 2-1, Jets who scampered 80 yards fight Cassius Clay won the priz? fights in the state unless over the Oilers last month. play, particularly in last week’s Hall the Patriots, 1-1-1 and the Hete, tor Ms team’s lone score. League Sunday if they can Indians heavyweight boxing champion-' sponsored by an exempted char* Week UCLA Goal Tonight But the revenge-minded Oil­ 17-16 loss to New York. sMp from Sonny Liston was lit- itable ‘ organization. The lower SUNTIAY get by Houston. 06. ers will try to keep their foot in Kansas City, 4-1 like San Die­ Summaries: ( 8) Time Out for A -victory by the Jets, the Although there was no scor­ tie more than an exhiMtion — courts agreed and Inter-Conti* to quarterback and Mike Irwin Top Ten had fifth-ranked South- 1:00 the door with Ladd starting the go, is expected to have an easi­ GiaUt* (•) LOS ANGELES (A P )— Sports ing to the Giante-Patriote con­ an “ entente cordlale" and not a nental appealed. to tailback. .ern California at Stanford; Kan­ AFL’s only unbeaten team at 4- afternoon on the bench. Houston er time protecting its share of Ends: , Slogesky. P. Leber. M. UCLA still a half season ( 8) Yale Football test, Mike KeUy and Steve Coughlin,' Donovan, Stratton. J. Le- “ pugilistic fight.” In Ms ruling, Judge Wisdom Will he move them back to sas State at Nebraska, No. 6; 0-1, would all but eliminate the coach Wally Lemm has benched the lead against the Raiders, 2- away from posting a sec­ Highlights Oilers, who already have lost Cartier played well on offense ber. This waa tee verdict Friday of referred to a Florida laiw forbid* the defensive side of the line in Georgia Tech, No. 7, against Ladd for Scott Appleton, former 3. The Chiefs will throw backs Soccer Match Tackles: Toraaa, Hobron. Volland* Big Assignment ( 8) NFL—Redskins and Pete Le/ber and Jeff M ^ e r Judge John M. Wisdom of tee ding, pugilistic fighting, such as ond straight college foot­ an attempt to halt Beban? Auburn; eighth-ranked Floa-ida three times. And should San Texas star and bonus player, Mike Garrett and Bert Coan at Hobron, Murdoch. vs. Giants Diego top thrice-Peaten Buffalo, fiporinffD corin g ffoals guttib in111 the LUC AiiBifirst ® cross from Dave Wollenberg___ they downed their , Hall , counter- . on defense tor the Giants. Tops Guards: Sproul, Maher, Irish, Expected to see plenty U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in bare knuckle contests. ball title in the West can “ I don’t ktww,’’ Patemo said. at North Carolina State and after indicating he was not Oakland along with L,en Daw­ parts, 3-1 on two goals by Lou Cagianello. (80) AFL—Jets vs. Sunday the Bills’ cliances of and beat the HaU goalie to tor tee Pats were Mark Ander­ of service this after­ New Qrleans: R iyas a victory ‘ "Ihe last pugilistic fight in wrap up the Eastern “Those boys will probably have Purdue, No. 9, at Michigan. pleased with Ladd’s play in re­ son, the League’s leading pass­ and third periods, Man Cherrone and a third by Bob Centers: E. Leber, Walker, Gor­ Oilers make It 2-0. son, Dave Caldwell and Charley man. McConvlIIe, Lundberg, Bo^ for Inter-Confihental' Promo­ crown tonight. to play both ways. I’m sure of Unbeaten Michigan State was defending their league title cent games. er. Chester High’s ever-im­ noon when East Cath­ this country was to 1689 when would appear slim indeed. Hall cut the margin in half Herdic. Saunders of the offensive team donis. tions, which Was.‘ guaranteed John U. Sullivan, tee Boston The unbeaten and fourth- one thing. The game should give seeking its fifth victory against The tone of the Buffalo-San Miami tries again tor its first proving soccer team de­ Summary: Backs: J. Wiggln, Kelly, Cartier, olic met powerful with a couple of minutes to and Jerry Suntava, Henry Pope Watkins, Maher. S. Wiggen. $600,000 for rights;to te« Feb. 26, strong Ixqr, won tiie heavy­ ranked Bruins, led by versatile us an opportunity to practice an Ohio State team that is In the other two AFL games Diego battle, usually a preview victory against the Broncos, Xavier High in Mid­ feated Hall High 2-1, in play in tee game. A Manches­ Mancheiter (2) Hall (1) and Sam Thorton of the defen­ 1964, fight at M ia m i Beach. weight championship by knock­ quarterback Gary Beban, host our pass defense.” weaker than usual this season. Packers, Bears Sunday, Kansas City will try to of the AFL championship game, who have beaten Houston for Steely ...... O . . . IJrillo Patriott (B) dletown was tackle West Hartford yesterday ter defender left a West Hart­ Anderson sive platoon. The boxofflce draw was only ing out Jake Kilrain to a, clan­ Penn State tonight and are ex­ Georgia’s pass defense was Terry Hanratty and Jim Sey­ protect its Western Division has clianged into a Ijattle of sur- their only triumph and could tie Cone ...... F B Ends; Suntava, Cosgrovs, W. Pete Kwiat, above. Renew Ancient to remain in contention for ford forward unchecked in front B r ^ la u ...... , . . Evans W oo^ and Kevin Walsh Sweeney. Shae. L. MacDonald. $226,000. Inter-Oonttoental re­ destine match in Rlchburg, pected to make the Nittany tough in two spots but failed in mour were expected to pass and first place deadlock with the •vival. A loss tor the Bills, seek­ for third place with a victory Kowal ...... L»HB ,, Ertman the CCIL title. of the goal and to the ensuing Tackles: S. MacDonald. A. Saun­ Kwiat and his mates ceived teat and sued William B. Miss., after 76 rounds and 2 Lions their fifth victim over-all another, and that helped send catch Notre Dame to its fourth Chargers when it hosts Oakland ing to revenge a 27-7 lacing by and an OedUand defeat. W are CHB Bamelt did the scoring tor the Eagles ders. Davis. Ray. Irish. Twerdy. Although the Indians of (?oach action Ed Mosehauer got the Smyth ...... RHB had a tough assign­ MacDonald Jr., the promoter, the BuUdogs down to a 7-6 de­ victory without a defeat. NFL Rivalry Comeback King MMchS?^ with Walsh tallying twice. Both Guards; Thornton. Annulli, Pope, liours and 16 minutes of fighting and third from the East. JohnA ...... OL« Mark ’Tweedic. Whlte.sell. and' the New Amsterdam Casu­ Dick Danielson trail both Con­ ball past Indian goalie Doug . Pond- of __ Walsh’s______TDs came on long ment in stopping the under the London rules,” the UCLA got off to a fast start in feat to Miami, Fla., Friday Alabama, however, had to Amaio ...... n .1 Centers: Harri.-on. Mike Tweedle, alty Co., bonder of tee fight, tor expect a tough time in its at­ OHIOAGO (AP)—One of pro Orlando Cepeda, who ard and Wethersfield, there are Steeley. llinskl ...... C O’Rellley. Gay. M, Anderson. undefeaed Falcons. judge said. Its attack on the East, annihilat­ night. ■ acEean ...... IR ...... - — - tee rest. football’s oldest rivalries will re­ enough games left among the Coach Danielson was quite Backs: Caldwell, Saunders, Car­ Manchester High met In this sense, said Wisdom, ing Pitt 67-14 and Syracuse 31-12 The Btdldogs intercepted two tempts to win No. 4. In its first joined the St. Louis aVerlander ...... O R Ivey penter. Cox, Lodge, Inkel. sume Sunday when the suddenly Sports Schedule three contenders (and Hall) so enthused with tee win, remark­ Scoring; (M) — MacLean, Ron Liston gave up Ms title wMle In its first two games of the sea­ Miami passes, but BUI MlUer three games Tennessee aUowed Grid Merger Near TD Cards in mid-season in Giants ...... 0 0 0 0—0 CCIL foe Conard at Clay’s bout wite Liston waa only revived Ohlcago Bears take on that with the right combination ing afterward, “It was a fine Conyers: (H)—Moaehaver. Patriots ...... 0 0 0 0—0 sittingsitrang on a stool siooi wh®n w"®" tee bell ______fhori. son. Now Pepn State remains completed an 11-yard pass to just nine points, all on field Manchester Subs: Manning. Con­ Torres Confident Memorial Field at the I sevehte round. Lis- f boxing exhibition and te the- Clreen Bay Packers, defend­ a trade with the San rang for between the Bruins and a per­ Jerry Daanen to the Georgia goals. Saturday, Oct. 15 of wins emd losses the Tribe win and included the greatest yers. Wollenberg. Howroyd, Cun­ ing champions of the National Francisco Giants, was ningham. Smith. Ostrout. 1:30 while Rockville ton said he had injured Ms left fect season against the other four in the third quarter, and Other games on the schedule Football — Conard at Man­ could make it to the top. extra team effort we'vis had all Of Victory Over F acies (18) High met South Cath­ shoulder, “ Therefore,” the judge said, Football League. On Dirksen ‘End Run’ named the National Ends; Miallon. Smith, Abert, Kee­ side of the country. Doug McGee scored seconds included Syracuse at Boston chester. 1:30. Scott MacLean tallied first season. It was a good Hall team la lower courts; MacDonald “ tee defendants should not be The Bears, -who bounced back L e a g u e’s comeback gan. Wilson. Leone. olic in Hartford, also Ready to face the Lions is Be­ later from the one. Ray Horiis College, Navy at Pitt, Army at WASHINGTON (AP)—^The proposed merger of the Football— Rockville at South for the Indians yesterday, tak­ and we outplayed and won it Chic Calderwood Tackles; Berube, Samiotis, Mall- and tee bondkw company allowed to escape from a bad into contention with successive Raiders Seek noski, Giorgetti. at 1:30 in other local ban, the junior whiz who is third then kicked the extra point tor Rutgers, Iowa at Minnesota, American and National Football Leagues seemingly Catholic. player of the year yes­ ing a nice pass, dribbling around in their backyard.” argued that'an 1696 Ftoida law baagato.” ■victories over Minnesota and SAN JUAN, P.R, (AP) — Jose Guards; Andreo, Abair, Hunt; action, in the naUon in total offense. In the wirmlng margin. Northwestern at Wisconsin, lUi- stopped at the 50-yard line moved to within inches of Football — East Catholic at terday. After a .176 a fullback and driving a hard The -victory moved the In­ Callahan, Clendaniel. C four games he's completed 55 Arizona State University up­ nois at Indiana, Duke at Cle- Baltimore after losing to Detroit shot Into the corner oLthe net dians to 5-2-1 tor tee season Third Victory Torres is supremely confident of Centers;..’eniers: Wilson, wiison, Corcoran.i.;orooran. f C the goal line today on an end run by a wily legislative Xavier. batting mark for the Back^: Wood.. Wjrtalla, Walsh. per cent of his passes tor 720 set Brigham Young 10-7 in an­ mson, Oklahoma State at Mis­ and Los Angeles, hold 53-35-6 at the 12-minute mark of tee while the losers dropped to 4-3- retaining Ms world’s Ughtheav- veteran Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois. Sunday, Oct. 16 Giants in 1965, he fin­ In Glastonbury ywelght championship tonight In Long Former Writer and Spprtscaster Responsible other Friday night game. souri, Arkansas at Texas, Rice edge in the series which dates opening quarter. 2. ski yards and rushed for 212 more, Dirksen attached an amend------ished the 1966 season giving him a total of 932. In three of today's key games, at Southern Methodist, Oklaho­ to 1921. Ponies at Glastonbury. With a minute to play In the Manchester’s JVs made It his 16-round tiUe bout against ment to legalize the merger antitrust exemption tor the with a .301 average, Scoring has been no problem challenger CMc Calderwood of Je t. (8) In a successful ettort to even top-ranked Michigan State was ma at Kansas, Colorado State A Chicago -victory -will qualify Tuesday, Oct. 18 third period Ron Conyers took a clean sweep tor the day as Ends: Flengo, A. Anderson. Hil- onto a much-amended bill to merger and result in a champi- 20 homers and 73 runs tor tee Manchester Pony Red Qig^gow, Scotland. Pair of Unknown Baltimore Performers Us record at 2-2 last week, the at Ohio State, Notre Dame, No. University at Utah State, Texas the Bears as bona fide contend­ X-Country— East at Penney. dritch, Galachant. S. Anderson. suspend the 7 per cent invest- onship game between the Na- batted in. Dodger re­ Raiders so far, as O>aoh Jack without Tackles: Ristau. Morin, Dingwell, lions weakened their defensive 2, hosted North Carolina and Christian at Texas A&M, Louisi­ ers in the Western Division face X-Country — Manchester at Veysey, Squires, Pierce. ment credit tax, Which the sen- tionai and American leagues McNary brings his ^tent of- ^ native-born ______secondary to strengthen their third-ranked Alabama visited ana State at Kentucky, West which was tightened last week lief pitcher Phil Re­ (Guards: VanHone. Yeomans, Gan- ate passed by voice vote Friday, ng^t January appeared doomed Conard. Play Large Part in Pennant and Series offensive backfield. Coach Joe Tennessee. Virginia at Maryland and Cali­ by San Francisco’s surprising Soccer—Manchester at Con­ gan was second in th« fenro to Puerto Rican who now lives in *d ' Steere The bill, a “ must” on Presi- Thursday. in hopes of picking up its tMM ^ork, Torres -wants to im- ia ^ g : ‘ R y*. iioske, Beilin, Patemo switched Tom Sherman Other games involving the fornia at Washington. 21-20 triumph over the Packers. ard. balloting. from the Mets.” T dent Jolinson’s program, now Cheney Hooters Lose, victory in as many starts. home folks Saplenzo, Bowers, Roy, KanWsll, BALTIMORE, Md. — (NBA) fore they win 10 straight cham- Owner-Ooacih George Halas al­ T Cellar had said action jot the All except Watt and Bowens goes back to the House but not — By winning the 1966 Ameri- pionshlps. ways points for Green Bay with measure this session was un­ Through tee first two gami« making any « .L-18 were vital in the Series. Uhera to the Judiciary Committee ^ can League championship and “You can’t anticipate dynas- or -without anything at stake but likely because Cong^ress hopes the Raiders have w m e up with „g ^ ctton . "Let’s see what hap- je t f 0 8 0 0 - 8 was one other—Frank Robin­ headed by Rep. Emanuel Celler, 96 points wMle allowing only all tee TDb: Ba«l*g—Woods, Walsh (2); the World Series, the Baltimore ties,” said Dalton In the first lie is also aware that Packer to adjourn Oct. 22. Several wit­ ^Got Another Shot Next YeaP Rams Edge Newington son. Casper, Nicklaus, Palmer Coach 'Vince Lombardi seldom D-N.Y., who has held up ap­ six Kickoff is 1-30 Bowers. Orioles have effected a shatter- flush if victory. “You can only nesses still were to be heard by SIX. ^ - • chaRsnger said. pa t—D. rieischman. ing rapport between the media recognize them in retrospect, ■T watched him In the Na­ loses two games in a row. proval o f similar Senate legisla­ John Quaglia leads the «cor- ^ HUNTING his committee. and sporte. Could you believe a In retrospect, even the Orioles tional League,” said Russo, “and The Packers are tied for the tion exempting the proposed _ Still having trouble scoring goals, (Cheney Tech’s three touch- Qose in on Sahara Title NFL Commissioner Pete Ro- Held Dreamed 15 Seasons, former sports writer and a re- don’t believe the Orioles after I feel real good about being re­ league lead with Los Angeles, merger from antitrust laws. winless soccer team dropped a 3-0 decision to Granby u c ^ s and a rushing extra-point LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)—Bill stroke back of the affable Mil­ 0 '^ a r \ a 4 formed aportscaster putting to- holding another league cham- sponsible to a great degree in both of whom have 4-1 records. Chances are bright for the ^ would recom- yesW day, dropping its season mark to six losses in as for 20 tallies with Dennis Woods Casper and a couple of other ler, and Palmer's 67 put him at football rider amendment be- that the merger be called gether the nucleus of the team pionshlp team (the ledgers, of his deal.” (A t a time like ■win­ Catching the leaders is stricUy Then Didn’t Get to Play many starts. Despite the defeat Coach Bob Pintavalle next with two six-pointers and ning a World Series, it’s no golfers, namely Jack Nicklam 218. cause the legislation will go to a given congres- -....M.-..., ki.. imn-rk.r4Tifr .:—— - nn sxtra-point nish. *I7ie rest of Indians, Eagles Score which ‘ performed so fantastic­ ()ourse) scoreless in 38 straig;ht the responslbilily of the Bears reported hlg club is improving sense being humble.) and Arnold Palmer, were ready Bob McCalllster, 71 for 216, ^FiSHINlG^ conference committee, probably sional approval, BALTIMORE, Md. — (NEA) the scoring is divided up be­ ally in beating the Los Angeles iimings. who meet Los Angeles a week s . * r>v on offense and turned In Its tory and they have yet to allow Russo’s report on the Dodg­ to close in and loot the rich Sa­ and George Archer, 70 for 218, on Monday, with the House con- Dlrlcaen was able to maneuver —For once, it was a day tween eight players. Dodgers four straight? "We have a chance to stay In after their Green Bay engage­ bitst effort of the season yes­ a single goal. ers, gathered with scouts Harry hara Invitational Golf Tourna­ were in contention. But the big POND MANNERS ferees coming from the Ways the new bill past the Celler com- Woodle Held wouldn’t mind giv­ Standouts up front tor tee "Jim Russo ought to get the contention for many years,” ad­ ment. terday. Cross Country Wins Craft and A1 Kubski, is a ment treasury of $20,000 today. lx)ys hogged the scene. Sometimes the best fishing is and Means committee. missions and attach it as a rider ing autographs, pumping hands Duncan Roberts and Pete Raiders have been Dave and Corvette,” said Harry I. Dalton, mitted Dalton. "I’d say that A pair of back-to-back victo­ Elsewhere on theine schoolboysenomooy ^ oq^s tallied — bote in the sec- unii|ue document—^unique in the , This was the top money in the right in your backyard . . . A high-ranking member of to the tax bill because, he said. and ha-ving his back slapped. Steve Hassett, John Hannon, Both Manchester High and East Catholic recorded referring to the trinket of ea- over the winter we will 1 ^ “ I’d like to be leading but it ries over the co-leaders could sense that it was -written by a $100,000 purse as ttie event provided, o f course, you haven’t Ways and Means Is Rep. Hale it provided certain provisions Instead, he walked out of the soccer ond period - provide the win- Bob Hust and Lauren Andseo. cross country victories yesterday afternoon. Coach Bob teem that went to F r^k Robin- for^experienced pitching. The really doesn’t make any differ­ leave the Bears in no worse a Loverin scored with but 18 sec- . ^ ^ man who didn’t play baselball moved into the final round of the ence,” said Casper, who. led spoiled it. Boggs, D-La., the acting House tor the professional football clubhouse and Into the street tormlpH PPIT. rival Platt 24-37 at Me- the Oriole leftfielder, for statement was in answer to a position than a tie for the onds left in the second (and fi- ® ^ i in Sines Indians tcippl^ c o il, rival uiau, d4 04 at JVie • outstanding player of question by a Baltimore writer himself and yet smelled out tho Nevada fall golf attraction. from start to finish last year The "it” in this case is the league lead. majority leader. Boggs is in a cluljs. and barely anyone noticed. nal) overtime period, to give the All the scoring cqjne in the PARKERSBURG, W .V a. morial Field while the Eagles, sweeping the first 10 traditiOTai saiuU in the midst of the victory cele­ small nuances of Dodger weak­ There were several obstacles and lost by one stroke the year goodwill of close-by farm pond With the exception of flanker stiff re-election campaigrt’"'and The Republican senator said Frenzied B^timore baseball Rams a 1-0 win over ■ Central first half as Stafford nipped Stafford (AP) — Veteran Sam Snead places, routed South Catholic, ; Magazine. bration. ness that guided young catcher to be overcome. before. owners who often furnish an Johnny Morrisi>and fullback An­ the football merger is a popular the amendment would provide fans saved their pumping and issue in his home city of New special tax treatment tor tour thumping for Frapk Robinson, 15-50. , 4. . A copped second place and Now Dalton and Russo aren’t "Alteough,’' smiled Harry, *T Andy Etchebarron in calling for One was each oBier. The weatherman promised a exceptional brand of fishing for dy Li-ving.ston, l»th of whom S n oS teftotteris’^ftold s S in a N ort? C entrofcon- io^k tee first round lead Dave McNally, Jim Palmer, Manchester lost first an Indiansinaians racedracea through uirougn the xne household household words words in m the uio sensebbuoo don’t don think i mmx the me question queauuu isid four beautifully pitched gaanes. Another was Miller Barber, local residents. And, the wel­ have been lost for much of the Orleans, which hopes for a Iran- charity professional football G r ille hS ne^ sirts a nectlc^ut Conference game. The in tee West Vir^nia State^n second straight day of calm aft­ third places to the Panthers fourth terough seventh -places that Robinson (both Frank and apropos at tMs time.” See, he “Too many clubs hold tho who led by one stroke after come sign usually stays out im- season -with injuries, the Bears chise in the combined league. games. Wally Bunker and Moe Draibo,w- 5 -2 T ™ d while" W t O T is winners' now show a 3-4-1 rec- er two days, of wind. from Meriden but Bud Stone- to win. Brooks) and all those young even talks ff>.it« like nv» > a ennant-win- SI. COUNTRY DRUG hands when he was 3 years old. fish, keep or toss on the bank Held, 34, was with the Tan- J had been picked up to a car EC Team score: East 15, there’s ^Iready talk of breaking w TO wn Seventeen years later his job all you catch; scavengers clean ning team. kees in 1954 when they finished with John iU’tis near the scene South 50. Winner’s time, 16:04. «P Baltimore (World Series cel- MODIFIED^ 277 West Middle Turnpike “I’ta getting real pro at this is to get it into the hands of them up promptly. second. In 1659 as a regular and questioned alter tee June 17 ebrants started on the job) be- 8POBT8MAM someone else, and he does it so thing,” Held said. "I can feel It shortstop with 26 home runs crime hut was released. Artis, Phone 648-2766 Occasionally offer your catch well he’s been named collegiate to the owner. This gesture is al­ when a team is a pennant con­ and 71 nms batted in, he was 21, and Carter were charged STOCK CAM Back of the week by The Asso­ ways appreciated, and, when ac­ tender. In the spring I knew with the Indians. Held had his with throe counts each of mur­ ciated Press. cepted, is with sincere grati­ we were going -to make it, and best year and the Indians fin­ der. I wonder^ what role I would NOW FORMING! — MANCHESTER WOULD SEMES nNAL tude. ished second. ITte slayings occurred in the play, Offer to help with pond “ Close, but not quite,” he Latfaycthe Grill in .what ap­ THIS SUNDAY - 2-P.M. ‘T knew I was going to be a chores. Small bodies of water said, smiling^ peared to be a jxM ap attempt. KARATE CLUB N K X T S U N . |TWIN "5T ' used by many persons require utility man all year. Some­ The two armed men Involved 1 MANCHESTER SKI CLUB MEETING He says he will play as long - feature I periodic attention. An after­ body’s got to be. I played tour reportedly walked fti and began For Lessons, or Informotioii — Call . T H -S U te 100 as he can. "I’m not in a posi­ D SM O U TIO N noon’s work picking up after positions — leftfleld, second, firing, ftollce said that money KXTRAI NASHUA. N.H. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 tion to go out in grand style, . DKNBV SPARTANS Drum A the carelessness of others or as­ short and third. As a pinch bit­ was mlzring from the piace. 1 Beal* Core* Sh^w like a DlMaggio or somebody chenieimshie 8 :0 0 P A A sisting with weed control is a ter, Hank was goingx to me The shootings were believed to V\ BILL NEVINS sure way to cement your friend­ most of the time as his No. 1 like that So, since I’m -with a have been an ^ ort to.eliminate ■ 1 ; ,\\ ■ - -As- ■ (AP PhoWax) MAR9NC CORPS CLUB ship with the owner. right-handed hitter. So when winner now, why not stick any wUnsSMS. THA'PS A^JOKE. SON— World jumor lightweight champiim Flash Elorijp ^ the Series finally came, 1 was around and see what happens? 64 9 -4 2 2 5 THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Porittr St.. Monchesttr If fiaheimen are banned from BLOCKED BY BISONS*—Buffalo Bisons’ goalie Ed Chadwick, on the ice, with jVjor persona "were gunned ^ Philinnines le ft and Argentine challenger Vihcente Derado sure don t a pond, it’s usually their own thinking like everybody else— "It’s hard to predict anything down, two ilyhig there ajid OTe, S S i B k e S S e ^ ^ be enjoying a joke during Elorde’s visit to \ . 1 . ■ 1 '\-;k N WELCOME!! fau lt B u t they add, this re­ help from his defensemen, blocks a shot by Springfield's JiRimy Anderson that we were going to have to in baseball at my age, with the (10) during last night’s American Hockey League opener at the West Spring- in a )MWI***^ • month later. One ' toe « Mwila. Thoy meet for the title Oct. 22. New MEMBERS striction may not apply to indi­ overcome that good lios An­ kind o f career- I’ve bad.' The survived Ms wounds. 'r viduals ‘Who follow the above field Coliseum. Also in the goal mouth melee are Greg Pillin (19) and Roger geles pitching.” only thing you can be sure of "OPEN MEETING" rules. Lafreniere (5) of Buffalo and Springfield’s Brian Kilree (17). Despite being The pre-Series form chart, of is that once you’re past-30, you It’s up to you. foiled this time, Springfield won the game, 5-0. (AP Photofax) course, wasn’t even close. just never know.” / \ n X 3 ^ V

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QUALITY SALESLADIES lag blind box ads who ’TRAININa IS LICENSED training, frequent you can sell it? Not only do you dealre to protect their steering, power brakes, auto­ reflnished, cabinels, bullt-ina, tim ates. CaU 640-9688. form ica, aluminum, vinyl, AND ACCREDITED. ASK TO WORK EVENINGS raises, pleasant get what you want at wholesale Meattty can follow this matic transmission on floor, ABOUT OUR IRON CLAD steel, ceramo siding. William INTERIOR AND exterior prices, but you can sell to prooedure: tachometer, excellent condi- GUARANTEE. working condi­ R obbins Carpentry Service. painting, wallpaper removed, friends and neighbors in a ter- ticn. 875-6130. SmaU office, flexible hours, tions, V a 1 u able Badloso your vsply to the 640-8446. fully Insured Rene Belanger, ritory near home. No experi­ good hourly rate plus com­ benefits, steady boK la aa eavelopa — 1960 CHEVROLET, 8 cylinder 643-0512 or 644-0804. CaU Hartford 249-7771 anytime. en ce needed. C all 289-4922 fo r addfeeaed to the CleaN- standard, 4-door sedan, $296. NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON — mission, age or handicap no employment. appointment barrier, we train. Apply • ••.V ! Z > Sed Manager, Moncheeter 649-6764. Remodeling, repairing, addl- INSIDE and outside pednting. KUSi UO Bryan Dr., Manchester, tiy has a problem acquir­ WAITRESS WANTED — exper- 0220. Our Hait- SSSacSi THE PWVIMg lESSOM A rtB A sion, new snow tires, extra rear work and garages. References evenings, 246-9593. ing qualified drivers. Let AUTOMOTIVE JOB salesman, C 644-8141> end. $1,000. 742-7726. lence helpful but not necessary, ford office will al­ given, free estimates. CaU 643- N ew England T ra ctor no experience nectosary, good BY WALT WETTERBEBG TOP QUALITY work at lowest day and evening shift. Apply so be open until 8 T H E W I L L B T 8 CALI, your local Electrolux jgei VOLKSWAGEN, suniwf, 2629. Trailer' Training show you pay and benefits for the right prices, interior and exterior in person (no phone caUs) p.m. on Thursday man. Apply In person, Alcar branch offloe for complete serv­ motor overhauled recently, how to make $200 a w eek manager, Parkade Bowling painting, top grade paint and Saturday Auto P arts, 226 Spruce St. ic e . 1128 M ain S t , E ast Hart­ p riced fo r quick sale. 649-9985. or more. A short training I^anes, Parkade Shopidng Cen­ used free estimates. CaU Ray mornings 9 a.m. ford , 5284)606. RESIDENTIAL program. We train on tan­ ter. WE HAVE a position olpen la 1954 CHEVROLETT, 4-dOor, re­ BelUi^au, 649-2110. dem axel trailers, aU type to 12 noon. Eve­ REMODELING various phases of metal hard­ BY FRANK O’NEAL built engine, clutch and radia­ NAME YOUR own price, paint­ transmission and tank ning and Satur­ S H O R T R I B S tor, floor shift fair oonditiion, ening. The Ktock-Company will AatomohDM For Sale 4 ing, papering, removal, sand­ traUers. Also, EmeryviUe day interviews ar­ be hapjpy to train you. We offer $100. 649-8862. HER f^REmS -TURNED HEIi SOU MI6MT S tti 1He PCOR e Room Additions ing. Interior, exterior, special­ sleeper cab equipment. BURTON’S ranged. many liberal benefits. Openings T g«2l.WA«HEAKI^VIIA5HeP. NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ e R ec R oom Members of all truck own­ AaMNSt ME WITH 1HEUZ UEE/ 1962 COMET, 2-door custom izing 3 family. Quality work­ for t o t and second hhlfts. Ap­ are Sou « n u - _ ed down? Short on down pay­ e FamUy Room er’s association in New model, automatic, must seU, manship. CaU 647-9564, Jerzy ply in person Klock Company, COU(Z1 )M6 o l o a P ment? Bankrupt? Repossess- e G arage England and New York. Is now accepting applica­ $660 o r best o ffe r. 643-8226. Keim y. Closed Wednesday, Oct. 12 1272 Tolland Tpke., ManchastW sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ e New Kitchen Part of full-time training. tions for adults, fuU and est Douglas. Inquire about low­ 1965 CHEVELLE, super s p o r t e Reside Exterior of Home PAINTING—^Interior and ex­ Licensed and approyed part-time persotmel. Apply EXPERIENCED trailer driver. est down, smaUest payments 283, standard shift, priced to e N ew R o o f terior, very reasonable, free program. For information to Mrs.'Harris. Apply in pezocn, 96 BUhard 8t| anywhere. No small loan or fi­ sell, $1,760. 649-3466. e Gutters and Leaders estimates. CaU Richard Mar­ call Hartford, 247-1853 The Manchester. nance company plan. Douglas tin. 649-9285. anjrtlme. |40WU)0KHERe-lVE6OTEN0U6HP tUMTl : V W x > ® , 7 > Motors, 333 Main. C om plete Job— ^Design and BURTON'S. INC. ___ 00 WH0UTMWIN611) DEALWITHA ARC u « : v t m plans available for IMAGI- Trucks—I'XYActors Floor Finishing 24 Southern COUPie OF OetTREPMOUS YDUN64TEi^^^ W E ? I en b. CREDIT BY PHONE. N e e d ______NA’TIVB HOME REMOD­ BUDGET PLAN 841 Main S t car? No cash needed, 100 car iNTBRNA’nONAL pick- ELING. Call . . . FLOOR SANDING and relloUb- AVAILABLE BY DICK CAVALLl selection. Ask for Mr. Brun­ New England USED CARS MORTY MEEELE up truck. May be seen at 25 Ing (apeelallzing in older n er, 289-8266, dealer. A COMPLETE BY ROY CRANE floors), cleaning and waxing GO NOW—PAY LATER BUZZ SAWYER ^______COMMUNITY BUILDING BN OR LPN, part-time, 11 SELECTION Hefe ^ THS MAWN06 OF A floors. Painting. Paperhang­ THATSEAS/— ^ / e o N & — 1966 DODGE D art, 2-door hard­ p.m.-7 a.m. new institution. Telephone F B A N kC «?SATCONHDB^AUN. 1966 CHEVROLET half ton pick­ ing. No Job too smalL John &£rSaSADt^fJB r r & G e o a s B top, GT 273. CaU 643-6677 after SERVICE 643-1111 Help Wanted—Fonale 35 646-0129. e i N A T R A / up, custom cab with radio and / . VerfalUe, 649-6760. BOURNE BUIGK VOOCANTTEU- WA6HIN0TDN. B p.m . heater, V -8, overdrive. CaU LEGAL SECRETARY, experl- SECRETARY for local office cf Company "The House of ME>M0 6 BFACE 643-6224 after 6 p.m . CANPHIL Floor covering, 73 DISMANTLING — 1949, 1960 ADDITIONS —remodeling, ga­ enced, for downtown Hartford. national brand name manufac­ Oostomer Satisfaction ie O N T H / 6 Birch St. WaU to wall carpet­ FVird, 2-door; 1967 C hevrolet ' rages, rec rooms, bathrooms 522-1165. turer. Must be able to type COUAg BILL. ing. Unoleum. Free estimates 285 MAIN ST. Station w agon. A lso 1964 Olds- »is « tiled, kitchens remodeled. CaU well, neat and talk with cus­ An Equal Opportunity Expert installation. CaU 643 MANCHESTER mobUe, 2-door ii) running con- Aoto Accessories— TIres o Leon Cheszynskl, BuUder, 649- tomers, conduct operation of 1218 o r 649-2985. dlUon. M ake o ffe r. 649-1919 be­ 4291. NURSE’S AIDE, 8:804, new in- office while manager is away, Em ployer 246-5862 649-4571 NEED SNOW TIRES? New Kel­ Btltution. 646-0129. tw een 6-7. ly r Springfield 650x13 and CaU 528-6581 between 8:30 a.m . DICK’S SERVICE — Snowjlow- and 6 p.m., Monday through 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, original 775x14, $12.90. New wheels, Bonds—Stocks— Ing, moving, rubbish removal, Friday. Ask for Prank Blanch­ owner, wlU help finance, seU- half price plus tax. Cole’s Dis­ Mortgages 27 MAIL CLERKS carpentry, cleaning, general ard. Equal opportunity emuploy' in g below m arket. 643-1168, 3-6 count, 461 West Center, 643- repairs, siu tyjies of odd Jobs. MORTGAGE LOANS — first, er. p.m., or 7-8 pjn. Ask for Mr. 6332. ______CaU 643-4636. second, third, all kinds realty, Immediate openings In our P e n y . statewide, credit rating unnec­ Mail Dept, for zieat iqipeai^ WANTED ^UJIAU / a -z S " CUSTOMER'S satisfaction our ing mail clerks. HAIRDRESSER WANTED, cen­ 1969 FORD G alaxle, V -8, stan­ TWO WHl’l'EWAiLL tires, 820x guarantee. Any type of remod- essary. Reasonable, oontiden- tial, quick arrangements. Alvin tra l M anchester. 643-4949. 1 dard shift, new motor, paint 15, $15. Call 649-1038. eUng is our speciality. Let us Ajipllcants must be recent YOUNG MAN TO LEARN Luiidy A gen cy, 527-7971, 981 BY LESLIE TURNER and tires, $325. 1967 P ontiac, estimate your plan. No obUga- high school graduates cap­ WOMAN TO BABYSIT two CAPTAIN EAST 'Tain St., Hartford, evenings. BY LANE LEONARD 2-door hardtop, new tires. Must tion. CaU Herm F rechette, 643- able of typing minimum of days a week in my home, light l O C K Y F I N N 233-6879. PRINTING BUSINESS PUrt-H~.TO 0UH-H.JIIS /«WAT THE W KEERniU SON'. be seen to be appreciated. 1960 T n J I e r s — 1567. Wesley R. Smith Con­ 40 words per minute to housekeeping, own transporta­ tllM TS US FONT O m n M IM - Dodge half ton pick-up- 4-wheel struction C o., 234 Center St. qualify for future oppor­ S1V% hour week, vacation, hospitalization, pension —Am> THBiE'S TtKKKKOFF/ PStCrBOCMC Monra NOUiV^iMwMfvWttE m o is MobUe Homes 6-A SECOND MORTGAGE Un- tion. 649-8436. m U M O AND HIGH—A M D S \ n m n cw m UMKl AND stock car trailer. If Interested, hmited funds available for sec­ tunities. plan. Good opportunity for an ambitious young man. L s n - M o m call at first gray house. Maple 1969 VANDYKE mobile home. GONNA BETAKBitV- S I W 5 P ^ ond mortgages, payments to Excellent fringe benefits Apply m person. s w w Drive, Lakevtow Terrace, Cov- 36x8, 2 bedrooms, storms and . Roofing—ffldlnf 16 USENBNOUS! iw o K iip c U suit your budget. Expedient and periodic wage Increas- entry. screens, colored appliances, ex- - —— f K M t K f i cellent condition, perfect for BIDWELL HOME improvement serv ice. J . D . R ealty, 643-5129. WANTED iianrljTatTr If^raUi 5 CH RYSLER 1966 Newport, prac­ cam p or lake. 649-6043. Co. —Roofing, siding altera­ tically new, 7,000 miles, full tions, additions and remodel­ Business Opportonity 28 Qean, Late Model ing of all types. Excellent power. Must bo seen to be ap­ M otocydeo—M eydes 11 APPLY in PERSON at p reciated. Owner, 644-8888. ‘workmanship, 649-M96: USED C A R S MANCHESTER FU LLER BRUSH. CO. 1961 CHEVROLET, 4-door w ag­ A. A. DION, INC. Rooting, sid­ Top Prices Paid 1981 BSA, 660 o c with high on, V -8 automatic transmis­ ing, painting. Carpentry. Alter­ 88 Long HUl St, East Hartford risers, $896. 872-0766. Grocery store, grossing ap­ For Ail Makes sion, excellent condition, origi­ ations and additions. Ceilings. proximately $80,000 p er An Equal Opportunity nal ow ner. 649-2072 after 6. Workmanship guaranteed. 299^ year, exceUent opportunity CARTER CHEYROLH Business Services Autunm S t 643-4860. for husband smd wife op­ ^ Employer M/F 1969 PONTIAC Catalina, stand- C O ., IN C. O f f e r e d eration. Priced for quick • ard fkxir shift, radio, heater. ' sale with exceUent financ­ 1229 Main S t new paint, looks real sharp,, p a t .wh a n d Service on Ariens, R oofing and ChHansyB 16-A NURSE’S AIDE, 8-11, 11-7, part- in g. Phone 649-5238 BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS reasonable. CaU 648-8172. unim EcUpso, Jacobson lavra RooFINa — Specializing re- time and fuU-tlme. Laurel Man­ !ior BEST RESULTS, ! MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RD^GEWAY DAVY JONES mowers. Also HomeUte chain ^staurant — Main St. lo­ o r, 649-4519. 1964 2-door 88 OLDBMOBILE, pairing roofs of all UndB, new aawa and .^teznaUonal Oib cation, present owner retir­ 1 THINK rVE \ HEY... YOU OKAY/ THAT 24,000 mUes, excellent oondi- roofs, 'gutter work, chimneys NEARLY KILLED TEARS IT... Cadet Tractors. Rental aqulp- ing. Doing a nice business. pouy VMNTS Z WISH PIERPE WOULONt IDENTIFIED THAT tion, priced low. 96 Greenwood cleaned, repaired. Aluminum viCHysoisee! 8PB40 9 0 AAUCH TIME STRANGE UNDEf^ ^ O R THIRTEEN, SH E 'S GOING mojjt and sharpening service ExceUent equipment. Rea­ I 1 TO THE POUND Dr., Manchester. Biding. 30 yea rs’ experience. f t LOW COST. TOO! TALKINOTD POLLY 1 ------“ ^ T U R E . on all makes. L M Equip­ Free estimates. CaU Howley sonably priced for quick COST ACCOUNTANT 19«, 9-PASSENGE3R Chevrolet ment Corp-i Route 83, Vernon, 643-6861, 644-8333. sale. CASH RATES (15 WORDS) 876-7609 M anchester E xchange wagon, stick shift with over­ Man with cost accounting background with ability O neD oy ..... 45c 3 Days ...... $1.17 d riv e. C all P . B . Phlnney, 648- —Enterprise 1946,______' ROOFING- REPAIR of roofs. The best In gutters and con­ J. D. REAL ESTATE Six Days .....$1.98 10 D a y s ...... $3.00 1401. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walla, to develop cost data on components required for ductors. Repair of! cfalnmeya. 643-5120 643-8779 1963 VOUeSW AGEN suntxiof, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, too. CaU Coughlin, 648-7707. final assembly of manufactured items. IMMEDIATE ACTION ^ concrete repairs. Reason­ John B. DeQuattro, Broker Gall before 10:30 weekdays (9 AJM. Sa^ardBus). Yea excellent condition, new val've iMail. resume and salary requirements to Box vv w s J Job, new battery, $796. CaU able prices. \648-0861.' Heating and Plumbing 17 can atari an ad or cancel an ad\ai|m day. k HH5 otter 7 p.m 647-9836. PROFESSIONAL Cleaning — c/o Herald. o r \ ______O ^* ts A .. furniture,M______MXkllw mwtil walla and BOTTI PLUMBING and heat- RESTAURANTS — Large 1988 TRIUM FH T R 8 oonvertl- Carets, ^11 4*1 vnin* Imp MTtRiML Rltor&tioill. OlOC* small, with or without Uq ------..AA va.* maa^ nil cleaned in your Ing repairs; alterations, elec- sm all, with o r ■without Uquor EQUAL OPPORtUNlTY EBIPLOYBR ^p^^tionJ^^ 6Bt ^ trie hot water heat- Hcense. PhUbrick A gency, I 643-2711 Classified D ept offer, must seU. CaU after 6, ers. CaU 643-1496. w .- ua.-. iua.iuzu \ Servicem aster, 649-8438. R ealtors, 649-8464. #80-7498.

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■ ■ • ' ' . ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAT.n, lyANCHESTBB, CCMJN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1966 PAGE IHIBHIEII9 KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN;^ -SATURDAY, OCTORER 15,; PACK TWELVE S u b o r te u i; Housaa For Salt 78 Bouata Far Salt 71 Hfioata For Salt. 72 E a 7 8 76 ^ Surbnrban For Sale 75 SubniBaa For Salt 75 Apartment»«-Flal8— Suburban For Rent 68 Hboses For Sale 72 VlSUfON — Brick ffeent T Help Wanted—Mile M ArOdeePnrSale <8 Reeaw WHtowt Beard Bt TONOORD RD. — beautiful MANCRBSTBR — near Main JUST IASn>D —4* Aduplex, OU)BR, 6-room MA)m , 3 bodTi .AltDOVlBl •— 7. acres c< MWO BOoroN - . oovm nm r tcwa SOUT H WINDSOR — New home Tcnementa 6S OoloRial. hnmnsnt giSMf ANDOVER lAKB — Tear LET 'XotJR TENANT help pay Jtench, large Uvlng room, ^r- Bt. 4-famny hetna, ExeeUspat In-, larfs trssd lot, eonveiaen^'to . rooms,.gapiiige. fridt trosd^ qdh?: ssna-^otesrsd liM with JOF unis, 3 hadroom RandL fam ily now ready fi* uccupaacy saan iM lp b i >8“ ™ CAMKRA, auih**; ni«M, THU B U U ^ ^ „360 tot, 116, hatliR t ta ir TDEtE!. CITY h e ^ ’round 4-room furnished cot­ the m oiigage on^thls 4-4 d u p l^ mal dining room, cabinet kitch­ come producer. 4 rooms In veitien% - located^ Loemwd Rwi^sge cfi Hep Htvsr. Ideal sia9 Utehaa, Iftrg* Itvtag room tow mainteaaaoe. 6 bedrooms m t^ whe«l sllverwar#, mWc«nmn«oite teg* ItrM t, oantrmllp k e a ^ aparbnent, heat, bus, schools and 'shopping. rooms, fsmfly roCan ploB naiiF service department, tage, screened porch, all con­ wWle you enjoy the qmet en, 3 bedrooms, recreation Agency, ReaMCics, IM4>460^r 4M. homa.'flreplaM. 8 hvbigl room with ffareplaee, manure, whit# tii^nd boot, and OOMF’ORTABUB room tor gen- central location, $100. monthly, lot in an area of fine homes. paas up this deal. 8««ra j n FOtiR ROOM DUPUBX, newly MODERN RANCH — 6 2 full baths, rec room with cioua 5-room Colonial. 34’ fire- and hteeseway, huiit'.ln 1961 %ear garage wMh s$rwips4 in large lot with tesas. Prsstige rLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS patio sarA 848-WiOA. tleman, separate entrance, a48-08M after 6:80 p.m. TEN ACRES, stately 7«oom O i^ $14,900. Bayes A gen ^ , chance to move to a quiet leearj painted inside end out with plus office and rec room baths, tomal dining room, plaoed Uvlng Mom, 116 hatiis, this home features immacu­ patio, heauttfuHy M n d sciq ^ Real Estate, 30968a7- Mrs. DRIVER-SALESMAN parking. «M-34aa. stons 1640 Ooknlal, hot ;irater 646%SL lion wlteout hskw isolstod. ( • A J L t o B P J L «!• kitchen stove, sdnlts only, con­ in basement. ^ On beautifully acreenad , in porch, garage. garage, pa^lke yard. Only late interior, )aige lot and city ! eonwr toeation, oomplate .lake Hewinson, 699-3346.. shrubbed lot. 1% baths, large bast, fireplace, exceUent iOon- tiesd lot, Uving room, m k > g MEDICAI, secretsiriel books. CLEAN, comfortable rooms. FOUR ROOM partially fur­ venient location in Coventry. 830.900. PhObrtek Agency. 818,900. Bayes Agency, 646- oonveniepoea J. D. Real Es­ privilegss. 1-587-2356, NORTH COVENTRY — 2 new Established route, good flagstone patio off dining area. (Utiqn, Im g ' iptld . Iroifiags. EAST HARTFORD — Bsantiful- room, puitiy, kltaban, 9 ho»i 649-6918. j|4so one ^ and 2H room effl- nished, second floor, 649-9438. Call after 6 p.m., 742-8261. 649-846K,. 0181. tate Co.. 64841129. Gold MedsIUon Raised Reach­ 828,f00. Phllbriok Agency, 649- Hutchins Agency, 640r0SM.,. SOUTH WINDSCm -1 Roomy 1y decorated 4-hedroom Ocdool- rooms, cna .balk iand' gangkii "COPT CLOOTJG TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. salary plus friftge benerits,' ' tienclss. Scranton Motel and es with asMunable mortgages- ciS n s , l i » Tollaiid Tpke. 649- TORHiB N p oN o And b m , h ^ SOUTH WINDSOR — 6 'ri»m MANCHESTER — 716 > Mom and-big SpUt, 8 bedrooimst tam- al. Thors is wall to wsJl carpet­ good eendUtom lTsailfo_Rsalj I nODAX M M AJI. » BATCBDAX • AJL 8464. > ^______M ANCaBanat-Laiie T tow. MANCHESTER — 616 K»m Leonaid Agency, Reallon. 646- j>ermanent position with t h r e e y e a r and hot water furnished, Split, tile bath, fenced patio Oe^, 4 or 5 bedroonu, tec fip room w4th flreplaoe, Uvlng ing in Uving room sod hallway, OLD gun type 0636 before 7 p.m. Ranch, 316 oaths, modsra older Ookmlal, large non)*,, Lots For Ssis 71 0409. opportunity for advance­ O. E. oil burner, |30. 649-8098. aduMs, across from East Side area, garsg^, l^ e lot 8180. 67 PRINCETON ST. — » bed­ Utdian,. iwrmal dixdng room, big yard, designed for child­ room on living level, oae car room, Utehen with huilt-ins, efficsint kitchen, move-in |Oon- ROOM FOR RENT, maid serv­ Rec., first floor. 17 School St 644-0480. rooms, fourth possible, 8 fam ily room , 34x34 with fire- ren, 3-ear garage. Qnlr $16,900. garage, 8U.900. Philbrick 371 WOQDBRIDGE S t.— 3 lota Mige Mt, qntot neighbdrhood. ditioo. Prestige Real Bstete, VERNON — 6 room CSps, full ment Only reliable man CARRIER ICE MACHINE, 480 ice, 186 Blasell St., first floor. baths, large closets, cedar FMstIgs Real Batete, 3996637. 3696827. BAST HARIFORO D IA L 643-2711 4% MODERN ROOMS, newly 2-ear garage, hug# lot Hayes Agency, 6464)181. Agency, Realtorji, 649-8464. in residential area. City .Water, Shad donnnr, modnrn kltehen, duplex. Asaomahte 81& with good driving record lb. capacity, good running ooh- CaU 643-9606.’ closet, oil hot water heat, sewen, gas. 100’ frontage. Mr. Dutton, 688-3800. decorated, private drive and wllh ftu it trees, 116,000. PWl. EAST HARTFORD — 8 family gsrags with breezewsy. Large mortgage. No closing eoNa, dmon. 646-0087. Wanted To Rent 68 dinette, jalousied porch, 2-car brick A g w ^ . 849-6464. PRIVACY — Wooded custom PROSPECT ST. Seven room tor apix>(ntmeht i . D. Adam*' need apply. NICELY FURNIESED ROOM yard, very convenienf location, ____ BtOmMC Why pay im t when home, Snundsn S t, 14 room s, trsed lot, 8F swimming pool, Pasek, Realtors, 389-747B angr* garage with electric doors, Ranch, flreplaoe, foyer, tfrii- older home in very good oondl- Real Bstete; l-22ft807tl ’ ; |19,000. PhUbrick Agency, 649- Cwrtwi«4 ft— Popt LIONEL THAINS — rteam and near bath, private mtrance, on available Nov. 1, 8116 monthly. WANTED — One or two room custom built. Immediate occu­ 8tt,900 -i- 0 ROOM Randi. fit*- washer, disposal, wall to. .wall tfon, iAX fired hot w atw heat^ you can osm'tUa roal nios 4- inooms ratura, ssparate hsst- time. diesel, O-gauge, comptote with bus line. 649-7703. 649-7819. furnished apartment near shoF reem: Ranch. R o tto n fiffl baas- ihg sysWmg. SslUng fai upper 9464.______> - pancy, mid '20’s. 649-4498. plaoe, eeramle hath, ahiml- carpets, 3-car garage, Hutchins city utilities, on an sxcellent DRY WOODED BOUTON LOT,. V2BU10N — Only 8H.800. ObniG Help Wantofi Male iS Help Wanted—Male S6 Manchester Coat & Apron 65 pieces of track, trandfQimer, ping area. Call 648-6820 days. num storm windows, attached lo t Priced for quick sale, 817,- 350x308 M beautiful ree^denUal ment, one car garage with 30’s. For furteor Infoimstioii VERNON — ExseuUve np- ROOM for working girl, or cou­ SEC ROOM DUPLEX, oomplate------Agency, Realtora., 646fi824. pact 6 room huBgRkiw, o il heatt IS care, signal Ug^tts, sw ipes, MANCHESTER 8 - bedroom gan gs,' Minehastor. ButcUna 900: J. D. Real JDetate, 648- area, 83,500. CaU 648-4813, eve­ large yard Wiiii trees: Preatlge esU tbs ILF. Dimoek Oo., 646* prosoh to finer Uving. 4 had- on, BURNER sendee man, MEN WANTED for varied 78 Summit St, Manchester trestle set and old time trolh ple .without children, private ly redecorated, gamaige, two TEACHER WISHES fumlshed Colonial, dishwasher, hullt-lns, MANCH31STER . — asaumaUe Real Estate; 289-6837. Mr. 5246. appraxknately ens afcn. OSfl apartment or room with kitch­ Agmcy, RsaUora, 649-6834. 5139, 643-8779. nings. room s, 314 h*ths. ftiU Uving experienced man only apply, duties in modem miUwork Value 8809, asking 8136. 648- board opUonid, refer- children acceptable. Immedi­ mortgage, S-yearK>ld 7 room .1 Keaxns, 5286087. early. H em SVechette, Wealsy en privileges in vicinity of disposal, 1V4 baths, aluminum raom with, fireidnos, modera Must have state license, year shop. Please contact Mr. White 0139. 643-6746, 742-8167. ate occupancy, 8138 monthly. TWO FAMILY —8 bedrooms, Split Level, that features 8 gen­ MANCHESTER — 3-jtami1y 6;5, MANCHESTER — Two B-sone BOLTON — 7 room Rsach, plus R . Smite Agency, 646-1IM7. / Keeney Street School. 649-0060 siding, storm windows, sewers, Utehen, dining room and fam­ *iound work, uniforms sup- M9-6296. Wipco MUlwork, Inc. 648-3861. built • in appliances; double erous bedrooms, 1% baths, for­ S bedrooms, permanent elding, lots, aU utilities, good loicaUon, BAST HARTFORD — Attractive largo finished n c room and BOLTOl bedrooms, private only 819,900. Hutchins* Agen­ ily room. Prestige Real Estate, SOUTH WINDSOR — 8 plied, wages open, plenty of 78 TOUandTpke. Manchester. after 4 f ° i. ameslte drive, located aear mal dining room, kitchen with aluminum storms and screens, trees. Hayte Agency^ 646-OiSl- country Ranch on heautifUly bar. Two fuU bates, SrCar gw CARPENTERS, top men only, idea 46 hath, parking, heat, 5^ ROOM APARTMENT, eec- cy , Realtors. iM9-5824. 3696627. Mrs. Beardslsy, 286- Ranch, S bedrooms, largS. overtime if d**if««t-. ' ""'...... B oats and A< h o s t e l area. Aluminum built-ins, family room and near bus line, excellent condi­ landscaped Mt. living room rage, large wooded lot^ superb to 86 per hour. CaU 643-4536. living room 8983. end floor, Main St. location, BOLTON—Ons' aors wooded lot with fireplace aiU picture win­ 6161. ______kiteben. Call now, only $16,900 kisi, after 6 eaU 381^7838. 12’ FOOT custom built boat, Apartment Bafldinga NEW TWO family flat — 5-6, storm* and* senens, ceramic tached igarage, |33,lto. Wolver­ tion,. 817,600. Wolverton Agen­ condition. Reduced to 825,006 heat and • hot water included, with brook, Birch Mouhtala dow, kitchm, 8 bedrooms, bate, Call R. F. DimoCk Oompaity, to settle estate. Hayes A g m ef, good condition, name your ROOM with kltcheh'^^vlleges, For Sale 69 Bowers school area, large baths. Bx<^leot heating. 84.- ton Agency, Realtors, 649-3818. cy, Realtors, 649-2816. MALE PRODUCTION 8116. Call 849-6808, 649-5781. Ext. 646-0254. ample, closet space, one car Realtora, 6496345. BAST HARTFORD — Top toon- 6466liaL Hel^i W anted^ price. 049-9002. "central location. Mrs.'^i^rsey, kitchen, 22’ Uvlng room, e -F 100' to assume mortgage. J. D. tlon, charming Colonial with MANCHESTER — two modern MANCHB18TER --4 bedroom IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — garage., Prestige Real Estate, Save Transportation WORKERS Male or Famala 87 14 Arch St, X COLONIAL MANOR — 4% room arate furnaces, c l^ utUlUea Raal gfatate Co., 643-6129. fireplaos, Uvl^ room, dining 1 1 Largs 6 room Colonial, 116 multi-unit apartment building Also older 2-famlly CaU I^on CMonial featuring 24 fool Uvlng 289-6837.’ 3D'. Dutton, 6636600. Wsnted—ResI Estate 77 Diamonds—W atdiea— dtq>lex, private patio and cel­ tiled baths, dishwasher, stove, Suburban For Sale 75 Legal Notles room, Utehen, 8 bedrooms, cn* Wo Are LooMng for . . . REGISTERED Nurse, 7 a-m.- 'l l , appUances, disposal and offered for the first time. Ex­ deszynskl. Builder, 649-4291. MANOHEBTER —New listing. room with fireplace. Large Brick front 6-room Cape Ood, garbage disposal, fireplace, OLASTONBUR'Y, — large con­ SOUTH WN^pSOR — Executive DISTRICT o r OOVKNTRY aZ, bate, fiiU basement, one ear THINKINO a t SeiliBg? Openings in several cate­ 8 p.m., two days, alternate Jawiibrj 48 Apartmente-—Flata— uUU^sa. J. D. Real Estate, 648- cellent locations, fully leased. dining room with picture win­ Top producers. These are first CONTEMPORARY — Rancl^ 2 full baths, funy plastered, dow. Family sized kitchen, 14 garage, porch, city utilities, temporary Raised Ranch on l| 8 room iiustom built Ranch, PROBATE CX>URT, October 18, garage, good oonditicn. Pres­ prompt courteous servira Assembly Men gories on all three shifts, weekends. Nursing home. Call Tenementa 68 6129. , . 1966 WATCH AND JEWELRY re- quality built buildlnga. Call tor large L shaped Uvlng w m m a lot lOOx^. Mortgage money air conditioning, breezeway, tige Real Bsteto, 2866837. Mn. (Ainuraft Parts) no previous experience nec- 875-9121. one ear girage, wooded lot, X 31 heated fam ily room, 116 acres o f land, 889,900.. 'Phil- Estate of Gecsidine Santoro, Ists gate TCSults can Lsnis priring. Prompt “ rvice Up to CLEAN 4-ROOM APARTMENT, details. Hayes Agency, 646-0181 dining room with fireplace, aear bus, school and shopping. baths, attached garage. Wol­ is available. Charles Leaper- brick Agency, 849-8464, garage and all tee extras that of Ooventry, Oonn., In said District, Beardatey. 3896151. Realty. S49-9S98. X ^thei Operators •ssaity, wiU train. We offer MARKET RESEARCH — I ^ - 820. on your old watch in cathedral ceiUng of natural you would eigpeot in this truly deceased. ’ ' - f second floor, working couple TWO AND FOUR ROOM apeit- Balling tor 818,900. Call the R. verton Agency, Realtors, 643-- afies, 649-7620. Upon the appUcation of Sttila Jtus- e a s t WINDSOR.— 8-hsdroem pay rates ramging from time interviews. Position open trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. fine home. Out of state owner Bridgeport Operators prrierred, no pets. 643-7638, ments tor rent. '649-6204. wood and exposed beams. 4 F. Dimoek Oo., 649-0346. 2813. ssk, Admlnlstratriz. praying that Ranch, ^ eeSar, mnnerous 82.810 to 83.092 per hour in Manchester area. Job in­ Bray, 737 Main St, State BnsineM Property MANCHESTER seven room a'compromise'Of Claim be author^ Trainees ' 649-0468. ------i------bedrooms, 1% baths, garage, VERNON-BOLTON wanta faat sals. Hayes Agsnqr, ised.as per application' on file mora trees, low taxes, woUM you hs- Major Probkas plus 4% amd 7% premium volves interviewing in selected Theatre Building. For Sale 70 SF12T UIVEL — 6% rooms, MANCHESTER — New Uating. home, 8 betbfboms, 116 baths, 646-0131. large shrubbed park-like lot. fullT iiDDMrs it ia Ueve a 414 par cent morigage 5 on second and third shift homes on various topics. Af WE HAVE customers waiting 833,500. Philbrick Agency, 549- 8 bedrooms, modern kMchen 616 room Ranch, IH baths, ga­ Heing room with firepiace, aun That saM application Fopulatlch dsBSlty to a majar 5 liberal benefits presintly T O W N L IN E Fringe benefits Include 8 Famished Apartments 03-A h o c s c v il l b — EstahUshed with hoilt-ins, treed lot, ree room, 2-car garage, extra ad­ be heard and determined at the tor 30 years. 878-888S, S75- problem la Jiqwa. Its ■svarity ,. WorUfig 50 hour week pltoants -must be available 5 Floriato—NnnerlM 49 for the rental of your apart­ well paying paint and wallpa-V®*** rage, fine neighborhood, beau­ Probate Ottioe, in Conrentiv, in said paid holidays, first dollaur evenings per week, Saturday ment or home. J. D. Real room, one car gsrage, patio, tifully landscaped yard, $18.- joining tot inohided, quiet ree- district, on the 30th day M October, 8363. Is bstghtmsd beeaum ehly IC! ONE ROOM furnished apart­ per business. Inventory and 4 brand new custom built LfglliNotlccfi hospitad amd m edi^ cov* and or Sunday. 81.76 per hour, HARDY ChiYsanthemums, field EsUte, 648-5139. INVESTMENT property — 8 819A00. Philbrick Agency, 600. Hayra Agency, 6464081. idsiUlal are*. NO agents. 648^ A.D. 19M, at 10:00 o'elook in the par emt of the load Is araMs^ ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, building, store. Income apart­ homes (noB-4evelopment) forenoon, and that public notice be ANDOVER — S room OotoUaL E. A. PATTEN COMPANY eraige after the first 30 8 cents per mile, no selUng. grown 60c each. Container family, 4-6-5, 817,900. Phil- Realtora, 649-8464. liuuiaxioH nh- tion on file more fuUy appera. It is fli# teUwEtut .•chBdri#® ##if •^••9; InC * S ^ , P.O. Bmc 108, Hasard- 234 Hartford Rd. Manchester, e48-7278. 8911 after 1. 84,800. Choose from 2 avail­ ptonted 616 room Ranch. Ga­ , UstUns a copy of this order in some ORDERED; 'Ihat said application Mamchester Division SINGLE GROUND floor room J. D. REAL ESTATE gage OB this ons. rage, flreplaoe, acre tot, only on tlM iMiMrHstod U yu . I» the event ^ ^ i ^ U e, Conn. able. J. D. Real Estate Co.. "newspaper oavihs a circulation in be heard and determined at the IfiU and Oakland Streete SHORT.ORDER COOK —flex­ 4^ ROOMS, 8125., 3H rooms, for rent, heat, air-conditioning 4 years old. Paaek, ReaHore, said ppobale distnet within (sn days Probate Office, tn Cmrentry, in said eoUeettoa day, plek^ sn maalaiag 643-5139. COVENTRY — A really good from the dsta of this order snd re­ one working day. Home swaoro, on tee below Uatefi gtresla, ible hours. Apply in person. Garden—Finn—DM 8115, heat, hot water, stove, Included, off street parking, 643-5129 643-8779 Helaine Road—Spotlsss 0 room 386-7476 (anytime), 7^-8348. '' district on the 37th day of October, DEAN MACHINB Mamcheetor, Conn. 1 7 East Hartford Cape arith large rear yard. Boon bousa for 87,900. QQ haaehoaii^ turn mshs to this eouit of the a»- A.D 19M. at 10:00 o'clock in the who wish to have yard leavea eolleotod are nqueetod to lahe Howard Johnson Restaurant, Products 50 refrigerator, parking, 15 F or­ Lappen Building, 184 East Cen­ ROCHLEDOE — 7 room con­ Um given. forenoon, and Umt publie notice be I .gaveaseat and waBu PRODUCTS 894 Tolland Tpke., Manches­ ter St., 649-5361. John B. DeQuattro, Broker vacant MANCHESTER — Just Ustsd. heat heated porch, tiled hath, JOHN 31 WAUUDFT, Judge. given of the pendency of said appli­ leavea to the grass plot beSween the _ est St, off Maih St, 646-0090, temporary SpUt Level. Modem Whera ns grass plot oadsto, leavea kooU he vaked . , to.. Om ter, Exit 94, Wilbur CroM STRICILY fredi eggs tor sale. NEW TWO-FAMILY Spotlsas elder 6 rooms, 8 bed­ 74^70e6. cation and the time and place of 643-5676. Utehen, large living room with MoKinlsy Stree^^ room Capa hearing thereon, by puUiahing a edge at Ow wsik ea tha hems •wnorls ifito. TWa lO s^ 168 ADAMS 8T. Tomaszewski, Box 363, South SUITE of offices presently rooms, « » bath, large kitchen, " im iT A n oM OF copy of this Older once tn some Highway. Open Sat - Sun. 1 FJd, eathedral eeiUng, one full and being redecorated. dme sn the day prior to seksdated eoDeettoa. l>avaa vrlOta Rd., Bolton, open daUy, 649- suited for professional purpose screened porch, garage, new AT A COURT OF TROBATB, newspaper having a etreulatlan tn MANGBESTBR BRAND NEW till Dark two half baths, family room, Legal NotlfiCfi bolden zt .Ooventir, within end for said District and by posting a copy eeUeeted at the same time that the ^reet rienawp la ROUTE SALESMEN 6472. is now avaUable in the State driveway; but line. 3Iust be the SteMeroC ObVdit^. dii S e IMh DO NOT r a k e l e a VES INTO THE NtREET. { i SHARON PARK garage, 828,0(M. Philbrick Oakwood Road—New Colonial, thsi'eof on the ptihlle sigh-pest in Sitnatloiu teantad— NOW RHNTINO Theater Building. Can be sub­ eeen. Asaume 8% per cent day of October, AD. ItM. the Town of Coventry, in said Dis­ win b6 aeoct week.) HAS IMMEDIATE MANCHESTER Agency, 649-8464. price dropped, a must sail dsaL ORDER o r HfinOB Pruesh Hoo; Elmore Tbridiigleli, trict, at least ten days beibrs said I Good reliable sadesmen for F em a le 88 PICrrURBSQUE divided if necessary. For in­ A community of custom- mortgage, 830,900. O rr Goatee AT A OOURT OF ^PSOBATB, 1 OPENINGS: form ation caU Theater mana- ' held at MimehesUr, within and for established wholesale cake PUMPKINB — Graces Farm, RESIDENTIAL LCXIATION built 2-family homes. Avondals Road—8 room Caps, Agency, 644-8068 anytinw. of Mra." Lariatu 8b .wvSa^'mirnwypniT. judge. HOUSEWIFE deeiree babysit­ 731 Hebron Ave., Glastoobury. ger, 643-7832. FtVB YEAR old Ranch, with the District of Manefaestsr, on tbs . Ament. JBnecotrix, C em » Rd.,, Cor------1 9 route, salary and commis­ ROOMING HOUSE immaculate, choioo area. 10th day o f Oetotwr, ISSK entry. Omn., on the, eatete of Bd- i' ' OCTOIER 17 i^in-timo—day and night aUfta ting days in own home on We will build a 2-famlly 8-ear garage, large family BRJOK RANCH — M od6 ra Present. Hon. Jobq J. WaUett, sion, experience not neces­ One bedroom apartments, waU mood SL' Ament, late of Ooventiy, ______' R o v n e 1 R O U 1 E 2 Harlan Street, exceUent care INDUSTRIAL Space — 4,000- to your plans. A town weU ailed kitchen with huUt-ins. Fsricer Street Ootenlal with judge. wimin 1^ districb deceased. sary, 5-day week, Monday- Honschold Goods 51 to waU carpeting;: outside bal- planned with low taxea kttehea irite huUt-im, 216 Kstato sf Josegh Oorty; Into sf ijitning machine operator given. 643-2892. square feet, first floor space, Income — $5,304. Flre^laoed living room, 8 bed- lots eg chann. M vaoy galore. hetihs, formal dfarlng TOom, This Cowi' dMh decree that six Friday, 2 weCks padd vaca­ Present mill rate 80.4. Manchester, in said Dktrtot. -de­ moetbs be aflowed asd-Umltad for F6 i6 St. Madison S t Haidinge Chucker CLEAN, USED refrigeratory ^ ‘ centrally located. WIU subdi­ Toonu, oil hot water heat. Must he seen. family room with fireplace, 2- ceased. tha eredttora said .esUUe to ex- tion, hospitalization, paid TYPING AND BOOKKEEPING ‘riM execotrix hlwing exhlMtsd Elm Terrae* Jacksmi S t , (set up and operate) ranges, automatic washers, ^ ^ ”5: vide. For particulars call War­ Directions; On Brewer St, FamUy room. Below coat at car garage, AA acne, $33,000. hHM their cialnie against the same holidays and mamy other done at home, 3 years experi­ with guarantees. See them at re^srerator, garbage next to Telephone Com­ Imp witb Mid the Executrix < u>d directs that New Street Turret Lathe ren E. Howland, Realtor, 350 819,700. Wolverton Agency, Suburban PhUbrick Agency, Realten, estate to tbU to Hawley S t benefits. Excellent opportu­ ence and references. Coll 643- disposal. Resident superintend­ pany. (set up and operate) B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main S t, 643-1108. PAUL J. CORRENTI R oalton , 649-3818. 6496464. I Cheetnut St. SnniceSt nity for advancement A f - 7034. ent located comer of' Edgerton Rockville Ltee — Small Cape ORDERED: That the SHh day of Bridgeport MlUera Mhln St. CaU 643-2171. October, IMS, at two o'etoefc after,; br PdStiiig a eopgr' tharaof Qxurch St. C ply . . . ______and Hemlock Streets. Immedi- PASEK PEISER with 87,500. assumable m ort­ noon at the ProMato Office in the Hfunlii).St (set up and operate) ICANCHSlSTBRr—516 room cus­ HIGH 8CH(X)L AREA- 66 dn^ the mhUc sisn si post in said Town lin d oi St. CU8TOM MADE mahogany ate occupancy, 8125. monthly, 643-5863 gage. Vacant Can he bought YbiiMItiy to MSOChlil^^ nesrest the .plaea Hon S t Ooga—BlTQa--Fats 41 Houses For Rant 85 289-7475 528-5319 tom built Ranch, flrsplaos, efi ptex, 3-eak garage, excellent .ter. be and tha same is assigned Winter S t Bupectors—^Experienced bunk beds, excellent condition, CaU fo r 811.000 or so. PoaaSsla sse- oondiUon. A sk k « 824,600. vrttera ihe^^eeeiased' last dwelt' Haziiaon S t BOLTON — 4 room Ranch, with Model Home 568-2610 hot water heat, paneled ree for a hearing on the aUawance of Certified from Reobrd (Oeififfi to OffiMr) DACHSHUND PUPPIES, AKC, reasonable. CaU 649-2262 be- MANNARINO ' ondaty financing. adndnlstratlte acoount’ with BLaBOiRB TURiqHOTCMf. Jttdge. Jfduuon lywnee Made or Female BLUE RIBBON CAKES fenced in yard, lake privUeges. room, eall now. Baye* Agenqr- FUaak, ReaMora; 269-7476 (a n r ggtGtit. 41^ ready to go, mlniatute and tween 6^9 Fm. MANAGEMENT CO. Hoases For Sale 72 646«18L Bolton — Route 44A. Neat tim e). 6436308. tritaitees and other of ’dlatribntlaa. StJam euSt Foater S t I AU Benefits - • . 740 Silas Deane Highway standard, champion blood 833 weekly. 742-6786. and this Cbnit direoto that notioo el i SINGER automaUo zlg - aag ta 289-7395 Ranch, oil hot water heat, two O tteSt P u r ^ Plaea Wethentfield lines. Also Welniafaners. unfurnished DUPLEX 6-6, alwnlnum siding, JUST UBIED — Immaculate 6 tb#- ttatv ABd ptaov AatodiBd' for" An Equal Opportunity FOUR ROOM TWO FAMILY —one of a kind. car garaga. 814,900. said hsartiw be ' to^m pm Etan S t FfirdSt Southington 1-638-0573...... cabinet, like new, does every- porch, at- 3-oar garage, exceUent oondl- room Ranch, ccntinlty looated SAW ON eoosH i Employer thing, originally over 8300, take HEATED 8 ROOM a^rtm m t Ranch, enclosed Located in a highly reeidenttal known to be h HaU Court ' HaadSt^ tlon, large maples, 821,900. Bolton—O tf Center Road. 816 in Uindieater. cn.atotlSO ^, appear and be heard geou»RSM B>ies GROOMINa and boarding aU over last 6 monthly, pavments stove and refrigerator. ' ’ " “ Call " tached garage, on jxdvate drive area, 7 rooms, sa: Tliat flfae months CHENEY BROTHERS .room Caps Cod wUh owraissd from the 10th day of Octoiwr, IMS, 648-2766 Glenwood. S t iNC. set, table and 4 chain. Oatt BUILDER Now’s The Time hsndy kicalkm. FhOtartak Agen­ GOMINtlTO DursatSt INC. 0005. To Save Money 9-ear garage attached, VA be asd the eeme art limited and a t Tjndman iSt 648-0008. Planning To Add A ReomT . cy, ResMnra, 6496464. baths, fireplace with boefcease lowed for the oredtiore wMhIa whleh EssaxSt I. Fine S t, Maaefaester AKC GERMAN Shepherd puF B y Callinsr to hrins in their daimS asalnat mid Oak S t 81 Cooper HBl S t Oarage, Rec Room, wall, open stairway, large pan­ ealate, and said executrix Is direeb- YOUR HOUSE GrescantSt pies, beautifully marked, bred ICANCHESTBR — a family, 86 (Main to GrsaiMaw) SPEED QUEEN ironer, good Remodel Kitchen? eled family room ott Utehen, ad to rive ptthiie notice to the eredt- Office Open 8 -5, Mon. - Frt. for temperment and beauty, flat, 2-car garage, 2 heating large exceptionally weU land­ ton to brins In their Claims wtlb- litU a S t champion lines. 742-8970, 743- condition, 825. CaU 64S-8iU2. Free EstlnuiteB Bill Tunsky systems, sxeallent loeatlen. in said flm« allowed by puMiahins siirliiis Maple St HitwihiDnia S t yjlNDOW ASSEMBLY MAN for Other Hoim by Appointment scaped tot with privacy, city a eegiy of this order In some news- 1.0 ^ to CUntoB) wterieeale miBwork company, 8459. NINETEEN stonn windows, as­ Planning Service Boy now. oHly 8I7,80(t Bayes sewerage, tocated eanvenientiy papor basins a drisdation In aaM Agency, 646-0181. probate district within ten days I ^dridgfi S t 8 . Hawtkflnia S t itpply in person between 8-5 at sorted eizea. Kltehen set, Available . 6 4 9 -9 0 9 5 to giiepping and sohoola^ many from the date of this order and re­ TOUAY Phone 246-4781 turn make to this court of the so- (Main to CHahoaV AH onSt 00 — East Hartford, 45 MAN to work as carpet layers’ FREE 8 angora kittens, 643- chrome wUh tocmica, 4 chairs. f o u r b e d r o o m CUo^ ia other extras. Owner. Cotnplefe iden St., East Hartford. 648-9060. deslrahle Porter Street arsSc **^JOHW J. WtXSJBTT. JUdse. S.Alt(nSI. ------helper. Apply A. J. Turgeon, 6878. M M O D E U N n O U lO B ER U &hool S t Watkins Brothers Carpet De­ BeratifDl modem Utehan, for­ KABKHEeriER — OentraUy to- Wells S t Oxfora S t POODLES — AKC registered, 13 CUBIC FOOT Hefpoint Freez­ mal dining room, firaptaoed oated 8 room Cape. Gai^s, i M O N E Y T O B U R N partment, 936 Main St. er-top refrigeratori excellent s m v i c E ^ttista Rd. S tronsS t 1 fuU miniature, brown or white, Uving room. Lowly aerasned ahaninum gidliag. O n^ $14,000. I condition. Reasonable. 649- I Andor Rd. J o a ^ S t |Tou can never have enough 6 weeks old, caU alter 3, 640- \eauty ia a smalt, dry branch anapping porch. Redueed tor hmaediats Pasek, Rtolteni, 289-7475 (any- SUPPORT MANY I for that But you can have 8627. 5736. tiin e), •48-4806. RKREA'npN Ansaldi Rd. StricUandSt FOREMAN undar your foot sale. Belflora Agsn^, 648613L Virginia R^ StarUnf Plaea Jmany extra dollars by seQ- R O O M S ^ W O R U H W H U E ilng Knapp ^oes in your Moalcal InatTOinnits 53 j CANCSIDSTER — 7 toora Capo, aUBNDAUB'RO. — Opah fially 1e Teresa Rd. Cambridge S t Machine" shop in Manches­ Beauty la rada and yotlowa and ^ and Sundays. New dncoom {spare time. Rig commls- - ter area. AU replies confi­ Artidte For Sale 45 on treed 200* tot Large Utehea LOCAL ACimVIBS Vine S t Aahland S t I USED UPRIGHT PIANOS, re­ daapflrsanainthatraaa— with hiiUt-ias, firoplaoed Uving Rsnob with oarpoct; unique REJ^OL SALE oT RITCHENS >sions, b ig bonus, selling out- dential. Write Box H, Man­ BLUB LUSTRE not only W jO W fd M J fL rids conditioned,, reasonable. 648- m aale^ d ost to being loe f*4, or room, 4 bedrooms and dea. Exi UtebaD6aml)y room arrange- jfit supplied. Contact John chester Herald. carpets of soil but leaves pile 6668. ceUent oendltton, owner aax« BMOt fim hates, late* ttod- PttiE PHARMACY f O R iE S , me. Kay, 464 West Main St, soft and lofty. Rent electric yeHou or deep green to be beOaved. 9 iowk Wolverton Agahqr, Rsal* rooms, sikioitntan aiding. As- 4 4 9 4 3 9 2 New Britain, 225-2007. shampooer, 81- Paul’s Faint ft PIANO, UPRIGHT, reflnished ^884 Canter H .-648-9814 5 GENEIRAL factory work, full tora, 649-2818.______sumsklto mtMgsg*' uid priced' reconditioned, excellent condi­ Baaii^ It tba Oetobar sunlight time. Apply 8:30-4. New Eng­ WalliMper Supply. to safi. Wasl^r I t Sarite Con­ METAL WORKER tor tion, 8176. 649-0662. land Metal Products, 44 Stock SCREENED LOAM tor the best splashing (iMKxigh maples, TWO FAMILT 8 rooms phia struction Oo., 649-1887. qiibBide woric, steady employ­ laundry, 3-car garage, many Place. in lawns and gardens. DeUv- bkelMa. pinat. SCHOOL RD., BOLTON ment, eCMd wages and working custom extras, appliances, sx- sred from our screening plant UPRIGHT PIANO, 8100, vary - t • r. . ' ' ' M nditic^’■ must be good at oeUchtfinsncliig, musthasasB. ' Also gravel, sand and AH. good condition. 848-6017. Baauty ia lha morning, tha attamooa ■olderill^. CaU 522-4271, 7 a.m.-; $3,900 aasunMS mortgaga. JJX George H. Grifflng, tec. And­ 6-room raised ranch, living room with cathedral 8 3 6 3 ■ p.m. or 677- teMHFD MEN tor steady silver, picture tramek, . old DtracllOHa; Center, proceed to Rt. 85 in Bolton, School Rd. approxi­ aliig Herald, 1180 AVE. OF VOTE REPUBLICAN ATtnenifiAN, NEW YORK, N.Y. wall to wall earpeting, city R. B. B e ^ s 6 4 3 - 0 5 7 7 ]|mr '■teiiod • eroptoymmt ta MAROO POLO Restaurant - '______coins, guns, pewter; scrap Prom MsneAstlsr ssniW, dirftw seoA M mately 8 miles on left after crossing Bolton town line. utlUties, quick oceapaaey, AT IpMtai■kin nfll. Good pay, pleiity of • ■ % HP GE htotors 116-280 cap. gold, sratches, old jewelry, 19086. MsAi Sfrssi to ifte O/attonbwy tosw For Ist-elaas maittiig add lOe priced under 8g),000- Charted WADDELL SCHOOL > gmrttme. all fringe benefits. 1250 Burnside Aye. •type, 819.96, 48V DC 4 amp fil­ hobby coUecUons, paintings, fftie. Our dps srNf 5s err your rfffAt l^gperance, 649-7630. Btm-tlme and part-time em- t e r regulated rack, 849.95, attic contents or whole estates. iar each pattern. Print Name, YM CA Bast Hartford U&R REALTY CO., Inc. AddNoa with Zip Oeds, Style QUikUTY H E IT im OR. «T LUHHE M V M O t ihdyment Available. An equal air .blowers, 86.96 tui, Electron­ Furniture Repair Service, 648- '7- MANCHESTER Six room Oe- N p V . 8th No. aad Blse.' ' 4ty emffogrsr. 649-4628. ics 10,0M Items. O ^ 8;S0-5:S0, 7448. — M 3-2692 lib twths, modem fleegfw l fer Rep. Cieimittee 6 days. G. U. Reed Co.,. 154 Sea esnitlng n m faahtew in tea IWl * Winter ’66 Issue at Utehea with hullt-ins, etova. r-TDIB fuel truck drivers, LAIHB HANDS and fcnersl Main St., Middletown, 847-6688. Kooma W itbaot Boar4~m STONK A QOLDBERQ te W U R O IL R. D. MURDOCK— 643-6472 Rwto Fashioa. ear eomplato dtefawateer aad disposal, 8 bed- far 8 evsnings per week, from machinists, paid hospitallza» MnOdn^efExetlkite* aa9*1S8a n u m s. 819.900. PhUbrick FUULEVElIlQB tksi, holidays and vacation 60 GALLON INK drums suitabls 138 BIRCH ST. — room sultabls pattern magasina. Only 50e a |^p.m. to midnlflit Mdriarty A gm oy, 949 9484. i m U ., Ml Otntar a t. Manebes- plan Apply Metranics, tec., for burning trash,. 82.60 sach. for working gentlsmaa, $18 L Cl. OrssnMJOh Conpany / Satss Agsals eoMb 640 OUiaid at Call 648-2711. weekly. 648-4ai. ■ 'I I \ \ W lT U R D A Y , OCTOBER 15, MW FOUKTEBIf ^nrliifater lEuwitots 2iwalb

• About Town Make Voter* Today Ability Counts The Manchester board of Contest Theme Business Bodies ■ Itobeit T. Richards of 822 W. admissions is conducting a Ml4^ Tpka.' wIU be a confer- voter-making sessioii today On Handicapped tftee aide at a Leadership Ooii- in the town clerk's office in OFFICE CLOSES fsnnca. of, the University ...... _— , ------^ i— leaf chister to the JUr Medal, from RockviUe. compete for national- awards Edinboro (Pa.) State Millis brings with him lo ^ Capitol Equip- representative of American Dis- "snow," three tons <><•«. Lt... Crawshaw’s B wife,Br*ic, Karen, IBi« ■ The program “ “Is —one - —of thir- —“ totaling----- o 82.600.7-'---- The ---- sUte ----- first uoiiege,college, anuand earneaearned nerher mas- **n_j*'^^rked' *nre'vlou8lv ment Co., they bring the snow trtbutors; Victor Kupferbwg, the L. T Wood Co. on sse ihele daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Mra. teen being presented throughout place winner ar-"and chaperone------degree and doctorate in ® ® worked previou y difference general manager of Roskln Dis- As is apparent, the unique ap- . _ ------. r . ------I I - . . I I . . . I , . . ------I . — I , . , a i ------— ------o and tributors; Floyd Mitchell, sales proach worked, compeUng firms Sohn R. Garey of 346 E. Center Connecticut by the Connecticut wHl also receive an expense- educaUcm at Boston University, between making a sale bi.h ------„ . . j 8t Academy of General Practise paid trip to Washington, D.C., specializing in reading and ele- drawing a zero. Capitol Equip- manager of Capitol Equipment; were eliminated, “ d “ e order * and the'Connecticut Branch of provided by the ConnecUcut pientary educaUon. ment Co. drew far from zero in and Hal Burnett, president of was placed w ^ Cap (Her- The Polish American Club will the Am erica Psychiatric As- State Labor Council, AFLr-CIO. . i,. , a sale, as can be seen in the the company. Last fall when aid photo by Ofiara.) in i^ tomorrow at 1 p.m. at 'Qte sociation as part of a five-year Jasper Gamblno, secretary of N=RA is one of the torg- fcliAliouse at 106 Clinton St. Re- P ^ h ia t r ic Education project the contest committee, an- professional orga^tions nounced the following for. teachers in N ^ Engird, in the lending market. FHA 26, and Frederick G. Edwards and will assist In rwruiting, greshmente will be served. financed tbroi^h a long-term must be observed: At Its meeUngs, teachers dis- has raised its rates so it would of lOB Spruce St. with 26 yean, training and mpervising new J ----- grant" from the National Insti- „ cuss theory and research into not be turned down by banks ______agents in the area. • Women^s Society of ChrisUaii tute Of M tntal Health. ^ p o i^ must not exceed 750 mechanics of reading, learn when persons apply for a home ASSETS RISE ~~Z7T~ ^ __ Service ,-ef . South -Methodiet -The. eight-week course will words, typed double spaced on ^ ^ methods and ma loan through them. Total deposits and asseU of For the 18th co j^ e ^ tlv e Chi 'Thuroh w ill meet Monday at 8 cover a depth analysis of the 8^ by 11 white paper. Stu- terials, smd evaluate books for Rood says that as an Invest- the HarUord National Bank and month, sales at W. T. Grant t.ii.m. in the church Reception pi^chiatric problems o f practice dent’s full name, home and children through high school ment, real estate is sOll a good Trust Co. in Hartford have ris- have hit a record sales level, ^aH. Mrs. Curtis Farrell is pro- encountered by fa.mily' doctors school address, and English ^ thing in spite of the raised in- en since September 1965, but For the month ended Sept 30. gram chairman. “Getting to and other non-psychiatric phyad- teacher’s signature must be on terest rates. Prices o f real es- there has been a slowdown in an increase of over $8 million f&tow You;’’ a UNICEF film ciane. the stapled ■ r^rt cover sheet selection of Dr. Nason tate w ill continue to rise, and deposits cpmp&red to previous in sales was achieved, as corn- narrated by, Danny Kaye, will The course marks the begin- only. The theme must be Orig- ^ associaUon president recog- prices oh homes, may skyrocket years, according to Ray Saba- pared to figures o f S o p t^ b e r }w shown. Reynolds Circle is In Oing o f the second yeto o f the inal in all respects. Skort contributions “ when Interest rates are low-' tella, assistant vice president 1965. For the year ended in ^barge of hospitality. Story dr- program. In all, 25 oourSSS w*M quotes may be included If ex- cause of developing reading ered. of the bank. September, a $52 million in- nle is in ehsrgs of fellowship, presented last yetr with over set source Is given in a foot- skills. Construction of new homes According to Sabatella, de- crease was shown, comparing it •The meeting is 0|«sn to all 200 Connectiqul family doctors, note reference. The student’s She is one of two Manchester has decreased sharply in the posits as of Sept. 3d this year to the similar period the year church mOrabers. internists, pediatricians and and teacher’s signatures on the women whose name appears to area and throughout the na- were $652,<>42,M3, as compared before. J ' _— general surgeons participating, cover sheet attest to the orig- the fourth edition of "Who’s Uon, creating a future shorUge to $677,946,953 Sept. 80 last ------I The Prpyer Group cf Center According to t>r. Eric E. Stiet- inality of the composition. Who of American Women,” which may make prices rise In year. Mary Carter Paint Co. will J::ingre|^atiopal Church w ill o f Norwalk, president of the n o award w ill be made if PubUshed last year. The other Francis B. Millis the future. Assets of the bank have also soon market a new acrylic- Ineet\eet THiesday.atThe^ayjst 10 a.m. at the Connecticut Academy of Gen- the report exceeds 750 words. Maher of 63 _.i.i.- ii._i In the Boston area, the presl- risen from $651,067,797 last based, semi-gloss enamel under liomeome ofcf Mrs. WlUtordWlliisod HillerHillsr Jy^Jy, PracUce, the project is the Those wishing additional in- Ch**” =h St., a teacher at Bennet with Interstate Press m Hart- dent of the Home Builders As- September to $736,463,365 as of the name Rol-Enamel. The new ^7 Autumn St. fltst of its kind in the United formation may contact high Junior High S cl^l aM this or Before ooming to Manches' sociation said that many buy- sept. 30 this year. product offers all the ease of ■ States to blanket an entire state school principals, public Ubrar- y®ar’s president of the Connec- » ' I II , . ter, he was in the printing field ers are purchasing homes now application of latex, while and the majority of its primary ies, the Stote Employment ticut Education Association. maintaining the water resist­ in Delaware. He is a member for fear of addiUonal costs in SUGGESTION AWARDS physictonk. Service, and State Rehabilita­ ance and scrutability factors of of the Chamber of Commerce, the future and a fear of inter­ Four employes of the Man­ tion Office, or write to the Con­ ah oil base enamel, and dries in COMPLETE “QIK’ an officer wiOi the American est rates going up even further. chester Poet CMflca recenOy re­ necticut Governor’s Committee HS Gets Rights Legion, and a member o f Toast­ a semi-gloss sheen In thirty on Employment of the Handi­ ceived awards for suggeations masters International. PIONEER AIDE adopted by the Incentive and minutes. CAR WASH Gas Firm Plans capped, c/o State Labor Depart­ To Heart Pump Millis is married, and he and David N. Abrams of Hartford Awards Committee of the Post To Qose Office ment, Hartford 15, Conn. Creighton Shoor of Shoor Jew­ $1,35 A heart augmentation pump •“® Marie, have four been appointed assistant to office. elers and William Malkenson of for use in amervenev treatment ®W1<**'«®- the president of Pioneer Aerody- Receiving the awards were: bhii sttamii The Hartford Gas Co. will for use m emergency treatment ^ ^ ^ Directly Across From close its Main St. office as of of heart attack victims has re­ Three Shoivers company, and runs the auto- Abrams most recently was as- St„ Paul P. Aceto of 197 Gl®m ^ ♦h«*^nnecticut Retail Jew- Broad St. Post Office Jan. 1, and three additional cently been acquired by Ham- Open 8 A.M.-10 P.M. ilton Standard from an Illinois typesetting: machines for go^ated with United Aircraft wood St., Stephen A. Ramo orf Assoedation at Cheshire. stores in Manchester are now For Miss Fill the firm. She has recently com- Qoj.p_ manager of oommer- Bolton and Wendell K. Jacobs of ______ii«.» accepting gas bill payments to firm. Both are commitfee membei» offset the closing. Miss Gall M. Fill of East "‘^e agreement includes Ham- ^"marine mariteting tor ^att 27^rton R^ ^ecMved ^to th^'a^aUc^' The new bill-payment sites HarUonl Hartford was recently feted at ilton’s acquisition of all tech- Whitney Aircraft Division. P ^ tm i and A ^ ------certlfioates and checks for sug- are Seara-Roebuck and Co. at three bridal showers. nical, marketing and patent oP«r»tR>n of printing machines. - ...... McDonald’s self-service ham- getiop s on improvements in the . , w the Manchester Shopping Park- A kitchen and grocery show- rights, and seventeen prototype ‘MUSIC MAN* OPENS r e g is ^ section. Their sugges- ade, Larsen’s Hardware Store at or was given by Mrs. Francis pumps currently being evaluat- ^ The Music Man, Hiram Horn- t i^ s dealt with a faster metb- « ' "J*®*"';* 84 Depot Sq., and House and W. McCaughey of 37 Edmund ed at various medical centers od of delivering relays to toot ^ * f a ir w a y Ramo aiid^obs^elvedsu- Mott’s Supermarket on E. Mrs. Vincent Knapp of East device is designed to assist sur- ^ ^ i , holdkur perior achievement awards and hmts across the country. Middle Tpke., which has been Hartford was hostess at a mis- geons and cardiologrists in treat- g^and mwwTinp- this week, checks for contributing a Sue- ~ " handling payments, w ill eonUn- cellaneous shower. She was as- ing persona suffering heart at- several weeks Piereon tained superior performance on _ Cotton Jr., 1 ^ • for STYItOFOAM. • ue to do so. aisted by Mrs. Joseph Kendigor tacks. The device can be quick- running zany ads en- their assigned duties. Ramo St- 1>“ ^ecenUy taken over M Paymont locations will be of Colchester. About 26 guests ly attached by minor iwrgery coming ads which transfenred to Manchester .frojh ^ available six days a week and attended. ^ to the two thigh artmes, and at •sepuiNs. GilTllR S ^ wenre somewhat mysterious at Fort Fairfield, Maine about Chicken King on Mam^. Oott* f and NETTING f during evening hours, dependent Miss Beverly Robinson of relieves the workload times, with such messages its three years ago, and Ja«ybs has '^a® associated ^ a t t and upon the schedule followed by Newington was hostess at a heart by augmenting natural “ There’s trouble In R iver (isty, been with the post office stoce Aircraft ^^*(® the individual stot*. miscellaneous shower for a pumping action. ^ ^ before taking over as owner «n 1948. group of Miss Fill’s co-workere Hamilton Standard plans to ^.anchester.’’ In aonther ad he Oct. 1. at Southern New England Tele- produce the pumps and market himself as “the miiA BRIEFS phone CO.. Hartford. She was them to physicians. hospitaU clei£ ^ o , assisted by Miss Gigi Bilodeaai ^ and other medical institution#, Leroy E. Harringtoa of 73 Rare Shetep when the moon is full, becomes Greenwood Dr. has been ap- The rare Dali sheep is of Bast Hartford. The shower The system’s prresure pulse a pointed supervisor of the Hart- beautiful, pure white animal cake was made by Miss Cathy generator pumps blood by the pjepgon’s first venture ford Agency of toe Paul Revere similar to the Rocky Mountain Hurst o f Newington. reciprocating action of-a je t air- business, though he has a L ife Insurance Co. He Is a bighorn hut smaller. It h a» mks- Miss Fill, the daughter of Mr. craft-type hydrauljc ^ to n and ,„^ c a l and selling background, graduate of toe Life Undenvrit- slve, tightly curled horns and and Mrs. Peter F ill of Blast valve. An electronic computer, instrumental in organiz- David N. Abrams er Training Council and the lives in the Eldest part of norto- Hartford, will become the bride measuring blood pressure, heart LiaSalle Music in West Hart- Dale Carnegie Sales course, western Alaska. o f 'William E. tockwood, a son electrical'signals ('BKG) and and fo r the -past several He was first employed by of Mrs. Francis McCaughey of other physiological conditions, served as staff manager United in 1963 as a test engi­ 37 Edmund St. and Lester W. automatically synchronize the neer. with the Prudential Life Insur- Abrams is a graduate of the Lockwood of Goshen, Saturday, pumping action o f thp heart ance Co. in the Manchester School of Engineering of the Opt. 22. ■ and augmentation system. area. University of Pittsburgh. He will In the store, Pierson will re­ make his headquarters at Pio­ tail records, musical equipment, OPEN neer’s executive offices in Man­ tax>e recorders and a line of chester. toys, g?ames and books. He plans Pioneer, listed, on the Ameri- \ to organize a group for giving ALL DAY din Stock Exchange, is the /■"PHARMACYfWESTOWN guitar lessons through the store. As one of Pierson’s ads read, •world’s largest developer and / 48$ Hartford TM. — 849-9948 'The melodie' marauder, — de­ manufacturer of parachutes, re­ SUNDAY stroyer of peace and quiet is covery systems and aerodynam­ here, so watch out!” ic retardation deidces. SERVICE AWARDS AUl. HSmCINAI. SSRVtCES, AVm ABLE FHA UPS RATES A recent rise in mortgage Four town and area employes rates on FH A loans will make with 26 or more years of service these more attractive to pros- were among others honored this pective purchasers, an FHA of- week by toe Fenn Mfg. Co. of ficial recently said. Newington at a ^ t y at the According to 'William Rood Hartford Golf Club, v o n s D Y of the T. J. Crockett Agency, The following received gold his office has not handled any watches from company presl- VA or FHA loans in several Wilson L. Fenn, for their ABSENTiE BAILOT months, and he said bjuiks Y®®” service. They are: Md- would not give them. ^ S' South Coventry • If you will be xbMnt from the State during: vot­ RE A K IN G O F PIZZA A T H O M E According to Rood, toe banks “ yem.f. H ow ^P . Jen- are loitolng money to other ^ ing hours on Novmbor 3. (6 a.m. to 7 p.m.). . . . ' ■■■ ■ parts o f toe economy where Oarl B Nelson o f Venwo, also • If you are ill or physically disabled and unable to No More Cold Pisos— they can get a higher rate of interest. vote in person at the polls. . Get One Of Pizzd-Roy's In order to stay competitive KLH • If you are a member of the Armed Forces. ,Qppk Them Yourself Pies STEREO MUSIC Poll in pf^heatod oven at 500* and presto you have 1965 Lincoln ContineMal Cem't SwdHow To the Republican Town Committee, 806' Main a piping hot luzza; or freeze it and have it for lunch SYSTEMS Street, Manchester, Conn, Please arhuige Absentee tli.B ext dpy, ,-Folk^ the enowd tp 4-DOOR HARDTOP. FULLY BQU[IPPED. CeM Tobkts? b e a u t i f u l d a r k BLUE. Ballot for: , , , NOW Voter’s Name ..i ONLY PIZZA- RAY’S Tytolrae Liquid NORMAN’S i \ . •3295 for Colds U available at Address...... TeL ;..... PIZZA AN9 .S'I'OI’ IN I'OK 75e—'LARGiE $i.25»25c Extra Each Item OOUNTRYDRUD AN FAR Fll I F\(; Don’t delay. Complete and Mail Today OFMON.Sl'K \ TiUN CALL 648-0081^10 aiinute^rviee PAUL DODUE PONTIAC, IN(L 277-West Middle Tompik* For Further Information— ^Tel. 649-2859 130 SPRUOT’ET-^ANCHESTER Fhoae 648-2768 i •113 HiR'lFORI) Rl). 373 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER RCPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE m k m Y w Gel The Beat For l^ u r Money I MAN( HF.STFR T

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O ld Shows I, • A re Better i to Capitol about 'e was no snow to nyjCmmitA lOWBY he machines. Un- ■NBlwjTORK (AP) —ThU, aleimen imported •easoM’if teUvlBldn aiKUenoc, tons of ice, from Ukes beat the oaUbliahed aeries . Oo. on Blssell 9t. It, the unique ap- past (years, and old movies, 1, competing firms oiCten at the exipeiise of a lot. el ed, and the order now S b o ^ . iUi Capitol. (Her- This sasms svident wMh the Ofiara.) fUblication of Um fitst slgnifl- oant Nlalasn isUnga of Uw cur­ jist in recruiting, rent season Monday which cov­ 1 TOpervising new ered the Viewing oboloes during area. the two weeks ending Sept. 5 when the thews neitworks were 18th consecutive all broadcasting their new at W. T. Grant shows and old Shows with fresh •ecord sales level, m atecial. th ended S ep t 30. The new Mst, projected from s rf over $8 million national audience sample of achieved, as com- som e 1,200 hom es, gives some ires of September steong clues about reception of he year ended in new sbowB sUbough it is oonsid- i $52 million in- sred by the industry to be a pre­ liminary report. Nielsen lown, comparing it T tM report which networks and .r period the year sponaois will oonaldor to be cri- tioal will come early in Novem­ ber, after audiences have built er Paint Co. will new viewing habits after sam- a new acrylic- nUng aU nstorark warea. loss enamel under ABCa “Rat Paiirol,’i ia tfaa -Ehiamel. The new ■ only new aeries to maka the top ■s all the ease of 10, which pretty weU estabHcfies of latex, while tt as a hit. Three otbeis — OB8’ the water resist- “FamUy Affair,” ABCs “Felo­ itability factors of ny UUMx A” NBCa “Oooa- lamel, and dries in aional Wife.”—got into the top sheen in thirty M list. Robert Goulet *» Tommy «nd l^lly Ann How m As But 28 of M new serUa were Fhina are in love in a scene from the televaaion In the tower halt of a Hat of M adaptation of “Brigadooii.” The musical by Lemer ShooT- of Shoor Jew- shows, and 10 of these built rat- illiam Malkenson of tags wMoh, It aBtanpeoved later, wan a bloohhustsr mat ooouplsd ABC, 1T.3. Bach NIelaen rating :welers will attend aaakea them logloal eandidatoa ttM network’s usual twohour point represents about 1.1 mil­ le annual in v en tion lor midseaeon repiacement lion vieiwars so with margtna for Review: Blind Date Amoig the shows receiving monrla spot and then noma, led lecticut Retail Jew- ms kit parade of aU shows. error, it adds up to a Ugtat race. ation at Cheshire, naitlewtaurly unimpressive rec- “Rat Patrol” whiob la Mmod By OTNTHIA IBWRT had received plugs for bis ABC Options WM« ABCTs “ M ags «r ,“ Moat mows that were populsr NKW YORK (A P ) — YYhen show. They w ptymtto" president has a new opsolala a year, made in various inanitito thsit this reviewer post­ pure white animal places all over the worM, that )n spite of the presence of An­ anthuslasm — travel. poned reviewing tt until after A the Rocky Mountain showed. them through my eySs. thony Newley; is a young man *Tn fact,” said the red-haired second show. But Thursday-' , smaller. It hae mhs- The idea has been lunntog nobody ever sees bn the screen, notress, “if this should bd my night i^ g s seemed even worse. y curled horns and through her mind for some time an ElgypUan named Fouad Said, wildest part of north- but it all feU together last May who now makes bis -headquar­ T h e firist contestant wah a , aska. when she went to England and ters in Hollywood but W es ofll blonde model who was a^kedi to shot "L u cy in London" in 10 over the Crortd with a minlaiture pick, sight unseen, one We Him studio fitted into a pint? bachelors; - - singer^ Bobby. Ry- . days. The comedienne is spending a sized bus. ’ d ^ ' who happens to be’ .on an- week in New York, drummlig Said, LAJcy said, was the fel­ otoer iUBC-series, actor Paul np interest .in her j^>eclaa, to be low who did ail the location Petprstm who us^.iO ^bo on an- ahots in Hong'K<»ig of NBC’S “ I A r c aieries' and .A', nbn'-profes-- seen o o CSS Oct. 24, but also IV' OPEN tooking at the Bast’s hrillj^ Spy” . Ho Just rolls out marvel-: siontd,'^ '■ foliage, taking in a few Broad­ ouB stuff without effort in ah "Bbiti hetofs got In .their plugs ^ way shows and;' doubUeas, tSfc- wealthar and under all oondi- about 'current activities. The®^;': ALL DAY Ing Desilu business with net­ tiot», the sort of things that it t h e / fioundered thrcAagh >■* work heads. , would take the studioa forever swers to q^rtions like,- '^Wh^; “I alwaya like, to go some to d o." She appeared genuinely un-. goldfildt happy?’ ’ and !*lf you JM arlofi RrUpoao intnA - SUNDAY . place special in May; just m I iV.Ste to com e to New Y ork n ow ," concerned that a ntw series, were-froeen sbiid foe l,oo,yaarqi. ’ inoVie,.. ‘ .On^"- - E /w [( she said. tAPirst I though* H •Tlat Patrol," wWch tm. wha* would be: the test’ flUn#;. . ’ being' shown /lVaiLAm,E '^Trould bs fun to make a itnaw in her own serios’ Monday- night you wanted when, you ^wed^ 9-11 ;80 pim. on Paris, but ws oouMn’t get Eero competition, had outpointed ou t?” " C B S i Mostsl and aitoQier star we “ The Lucy Show"^ In the new Anywt^ she pirtniji Peterssn^- wanted for it. So I said let’s go NielsMi ratings. and off ^ y ran to oo^eot their to nsriginnd and do something “Good luck to msm," she date day, in ^ Flm#ci*» WILTON’S ■aid. “I’ve had IS good years in and ths .ds/’d teceipte. from a there instead." aa« What the “something" finally tslevUion and surely there’s local'oandy-al^.' ’ - Mata fit., Msaetaestor. h smounted to is a day in I^mden room for plenty of-gbo^ I hops . Tlw seoohdLgirt — wbo^ askad JEwHf iMiNoHeaw — “ and it covers aU the thingB they do well — ssi long as my toe boytr to stalain tkeir “jU - I’d want to do.thsrs myseH as a ■hows stays in the top; 10 toot. •tea about k isl^ " — bbbss as­ d i f t t * r - Snlea and Servieo and bsUsva ms, thsrs’s wUoh It did." ter Les Majors bOt not until fas tate during: vot> 1. to 7 p.m .). . id and unable to led Forces.

144^ fiOfi. Main t . K ( ‘^^lalANcjM^-^NMi 66 n n ; sATU to^f 6 c t o J ( ^ P A 6 b t e l i B E MANCHESTER EVENING HEBA]U^» MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15^ P A G E T W O Mornina " M O N D A Y JO P R O G R A M Fducationdl TUESDAY PROGRAM S A T U R D A Y JO P R O G R A M OiU (40) Cheyeaae _ .. (248) The Boaaders (C) _ 1:88 (3) Beat Setfer „ •aW (3) Bgerle —Netto and Wealh- the rata set out .to switch Im "The snows to Kilimanjaro'* 0:3# (22) Bgerts with BUI Baamos* 2:38 (384248) Tnesday Night at «w eondualon of a ?5i***h teUtgenos..ma.maps to a GermaB TV eI dvScd I (S> Tiito to BC*w» "The Snows of KQImanjero beaabuArters. Part V %S) NOAA (O) Satarday Might a* TV ^ Part r v dal8 (48) Maverick „ _ <9-49) Bea Caseg OlH (22) itoeotal Bepait "Papa’s Delicate Condltiim'’ (M-n-M> T*» ArtaiasaB at Texas 8ho M ovies „ _ (3-48) Bea Caaoy 8:28 (22) Bpetto with BUI Baamoe- 8:S8-(2) ~Aady OOrimthl______Shewr (€(O ) {W EDH,Chm utelU) Bditortol comment Jackie Gleason and co-starrtog <•) B us Baaair Baee el ^ ^ ^ Hudson wlthJlod Taylon.Mary (22) At Borne ^,^KHty 8:36 (33) Special Beport te - order to finance a (99) Baeheler FMher Laurel Goodwin and lAsda I (S> BFD S . Peach and Barry Sullivan. Elditorial cdinment by WlUlam needed thsarvolr for the.u,.u,.term . Brubl. A boisterous railroad Frank Atwood _ “n e Champasne'* Aqueduct (It) BaehelM Fhtlm Bat aad Tim ampt^lob to 1:39 (3) As the Weild Taras _ . ’ (8) News aad Weather f^ n W n e BBUkM>to> Stakes 8:M (3) Sign on aad Frayo* 1:18 (3) As the World Taiaa £d. ihiUlMkl (2843-89) Let’s Malm a Baal (28) AamileaBS at Werk supervisor conttousUy upsets (SI) N n ucUicMs B*ert**SGuIer* 8 i^ (28-21-38) Let’ s Make a Deal ttM it} News wMi WOUtf Cm - esoorttog n tomk robber to (C) (2248) Hoatley-HriaUey Bo­ his wife and hla oldest daugh­ New Beries for youn* peopio Howea and Itoter atar 8:26 (I) Town Oitor prison M-Lsavenarorth. ter with his irreaponaible an- which draws upon vi^ rw I (S> TBA 8:18 (I) 8aBHMr:8om#otra (C) (248) VUsoy Sqoad (O) l:66<(t8(^) Hewa (C) gart (C) , ‘ „ a n . B op^ to thia special .of h lj^ a» (38) Agriealkire on Parate 1:61 (183238) Hews, (O) ^ ahd Weather . .. 2:88 i t ) toMSWard (C ) •!40 (8) Feter Jeatoagt H w tiim and well-intended but sources of the Smithsonian ^ Wea«b> claimed m usl^. by Aiw Jajf (18) Social teearito to Aetfm "If <38 RtoUFS wvenge" Sam madcap schemes. (C) sUtution in Washinitgn, D. C. (I) S foH s —New* aad 8:U(|> Mameato of Comfort ~ 2:88 (3 ) FWMWard (C) StoM htopa a girt nvenge a 3:38 Guest celebrities; B oibam (28) Leeal atol ItogtoBal New* er __ liorner and Frederick Loewe. 'Hews (283238) Days at Onr Uv«a (1338) HanOsy-DrlBldey Be- Rei^ y^Sober lA Bush, and John FVnaythe. 1:88 <31 After Maaer **toe „ (24 1) The PrOlMs to Senth **TreaBur6 Undor tho Boa 18:88 TS) Oansaaske (O) beatteg-fioto her hoodlum Mr* "A Bluegmit for Murder’* Mngton (C) Smlthsoniw curator (M ) Fitai 8:46 (3) OunveraattoM (2-48) Hswiywed Oaaaa pert (C) „ trjstot m M m ~Days .to — 0*r ■■Uvea (32) Taraaa _ U:88 <8«d8) Nem —Sparts aad 1:88 (3) Hewt aad Wit^r^MW 2:38 (3) Bansa ?arty. (0)_ 8l4B (3) Feteif J e a a lu s Heim 4:88 IfeSSit to Vtim .’ 62- Man fries to p ittv e^ tW "P&Uis Saves the Day" mudan diver are KuidM tor Wenmer (0 ) (28) Leeal aad B egle^ Hews 8:28 (2) Fam ily A ffair (C).^' hla sistertoJaiw pal*(»ed,his 0:N (3) Pettlesat Jaaetiaa (O) an underwater e»loraUoo U (88) NFL OaaM ef the Week (284238) Today Show (O). duesta: Dorrthy Maimers, Unde Bill suspects a bad case Repeat to October 24 ltdO (8-48) Nearlywed Ctoms U :18 <8)^ F estival a f HMai De oMo (8) OMralWa Alphahrt Hollywood columnist and stag­ 1:88 (3) Felltieal Telecsst 2:18^3) Ftoose Party (C) . brother and niece, and plmia (244) Lave en a Beeflep San Antonio, a w aa ish jgal> (8) News —Sports (0> cutlet Feature Dempsey for Governor Com- ~'to jealousy when (tesy to get his nertmr next Jo* (O) Icon sunk off coast of Ber- d iN ‘•The ‘H’ Man" Yuml_ SUr- 1:86 (j) Howt (0) _ er Jennie Smith. her own tolepbona and I 4:38 ¥£■ Faoith B rt^ Gusot: AUon LuMen to "E mm- muda in 1631 with a cim (88) Seherer-llaeNscNoH Beport <283238) The Deetors Repeat to October 12, 2:28 Word’ _ cmtrt. Jane Tetom, Gakg 18:88 (3) CBS Bepeits <<3) ^ akawa,atawa, 'Keajl Henjl Saba^Saha^ IM ^ op- ^?*Hantley-Brtaikley Bogort appeam to be jmset about The Deetera MerrIU. "Men to (teges" An taveatl- of gold and silver. IPremlere hMishms Ulltogs terroriaeterrorise Jwan ^ ’**!8$S£ae^Sr.Ooekorfd> (8-48) A Time tar Vs i i s a r Fsrtea Ftoee (C) pm i. (8m M) (8) MUtea the Xeaster <0) (M) ^Hlag D lam ^ 1:46 (3) Year Oeauaaaity 2:64 (48) Weasaa’ a Itows,^ (C) 2:88 VSA: Wrtlem^ ^ . . Ttou far V* (28) Haatley-Bfialday Bsgert s^Mon tol of the criminal —from after H-bomb testa. Vlc^M (•) Twilight Soae 18:88 (I) Bratoled (O) - _ (C) oAender to vicious hard­ S«M (8) Tom aad Jerry (C) 1:1 diuppear without a trace. Scl- 2:88 (3) Is Tell the Trato Jason McCord nearly meets Rep^ to October 14, 3:10 3>64 (48j-WanuuM( 8 8 ^ ^ Hewa . first (2648) Aaimai Secrets <0> (38-33) ^khorer-iacNeS He- (28-1238) Aaather Weild (0) "Mr. GarSty and the Graved’ 3:18 (3) Te TeO the gialk ^ raedened repea—repeater —^what------effect port . entisu discover •‘beings (8-48) Geaaral BeapMal A stranger arrives to a west­ death at bands to man he be­ (38-38-28) Aasther Wertd (O) prison hiui on him and what A new series focusing « n^ created by teata which are 3:38 (•> Mtekey Moom ern ghost town and liiattu friended. Utlesl defector from behnid ture’s mysteries la world of m ) Sorre (48) BWemaa 2:16 (2) Hewe (C) (283233) Ban ter Year Ufa (848) Oeaeral Hesyltal ms penal^ system Is doln io ln r to i <8) Hews inade of water and suhaist on 2:18 (3) Dlek Van ltoke„B ^ that hs caa resurrect the deoA 2:36 (3) Hew* (C) the Irtto Curtain Is o b j^ to yjuequip j) him to.to re-rater, re-rater society. soc living creatures. Premiere humnns* 8:88 (3> Hag (6 ) (g-M> Hoppily Hooper <0> (8) Exerelae wMh 4Herta (28-2238) Yen.Han’t Bay (C) (323848) Local News aad **** PpiSKe* o?l€derlco FeUtal 3:38 (3) Dlek Van ^heJM ew a blxarre assassination plot. (248) The FUgjMve (G) I m “ReptUloua" BodU MiUer. (8) Wlaehen-Makaney Shew (248) Big Talley (C) (384348) Tea Iten’t 8 v . (224848) Local Hewa aad U<88 (3(3-2^8 4 -2 2 3 8 ^ ) Hewi (22) Film iS!’,2SraJK^»-, Carl (Htosen. (O) (38) Film •The Martyr" 1:88 Ceaa Issoe ^ ^ ^ (22) College FMtbaU Gleason and Art Oaney with (22) Mike Doogtos Show (48) The HorMs 1:18 (l>*Aner Dtaasr Mevto Repeat to October 11, 3:00 (S) Wtatowll-Mahaaeylgtsw end Weathra (O) •"The Honeymoonors’* Jackie, I (88) Film' 4:M (3) Baamr Aady Show (C> •The a o w n ” -’63- Form er 18:28 (S) I’ve CM a Beefel (C )_ (48) The Haraea 1:12 (22) WesteiB Mass HlghUgMs (22) The Big Hewe Northeastern University at (88) Satatday HlgU Beport (30) Gypiy . • Mebrity canteetam: laiciHe Springfield (tollege BheiU HacRae and Jfue (40) Heart aad TIewa (28-»38) Match Gaam (C) comedian, after many 'lloM 0:00 fcsAt ^Cem pe^ 4i88 (3) <&> Tome OtotbnC •• and. ' guests------UiU (2238) Tealght Shew (0> Kean. The Kramdens and Nor­ (88) News aad W ea ^ (48) Swahhy Show has one more (tosnee to moke Repeat to O ctober 13, ItoO (0> (28) Spertsa Caauia I (3) Big S Theatre I (8) Sataiday (fttoctoeU^ 8:16 (3) WaUy Gator (0) . U;88 GMI28 2848) Hewa, Speito mto Hoet Johnny Oamon ••People w m T a l f -’ 81- Dr. tons visit Italy as Moond s ^ 8:18 (3) Leave It to Beaver 4:26 (28-22-34) Hewa (C) a comeback or face dlsamr. (4i) Swahhy Shaw (48) Feter Jeantogs Hews Ut38 (3) Toesday Sin^U on their around- the- wotM "Strangers When We MeetT Red Skelton, Jane Greer, Tim Weather W _ 4:33 (284348) Hew* (0) 1:28 (28-2248) Olri teem V. H. O. becomes romantl<»lly Involv­ -’•0- Married architect se o ^ (8) Dark Shadewe \ 4:38 (I) Big 3 Mmatie (22) ThaBtoHem 0:30 ?iie' FVei^ » e l "Criss CroBB - 42 Two men ed after being accused of m i^ (18) Film "Istanbul" Adventurar Ctonsldtoe. . Repeat to O ctober 10, liOO 4:38 (3) Mg 3 Tkea3ra„ „ . ^ . L. B . (O) commit a robbery and double ^HMS^) FHpjmr (O) ly In love with Ms married to Istanbul to recover 3300,000 1:U (33) Weston Mats HigUlghte UiU (2838) TetoghI Sh^ (0» "Love Nest" -'51- Yet Ante Stsfanie Fowet* aad Noel practice by a jealous «>I- neighbor must choose betweito (38) December Bride U:38 <» Meaday^StartMl^ croes each other bringing league. (3ary Grant, Jeanne (S-M) Shaae (O) (48) Jaok Lalaaae Shew to diamonda, and finds a gill Tom Colton and guests. 0:00 SoSilBS • Festtvto ramshackle apartment btaiaht Harrison. While probtog dto- abtoit their destruction. Burl ) (28-22-88) Please Don’t Hat * 8 his home and nafeer and his he had believed dead. B r^ (38) Sports Oomen "Mvea to the Sun” Commim Repeat to O ctober 14, tlOO by bis wife. Is notiUng btoA. appearance to three Ameri­ Crain, Hume Cronyn. neighbor. Kirk Douglas, Kim 18:18 (8) Candid Camera (48) Fetor Jennings News danger re-unitea two estranged can rocket scientists, April Is N Lancaster, Dan Durye^ (S^te) Am erieaa Baadstaad IIaIsIci (C) (28-22-38) Bye Gaece (0) Flynn, Oomell Borchen. (O) brothera to Argentina. Gtoima hesdiMUie. June Haver, WU- Yvonne DeCario. 1 (8) PlstelB ‘N’ P etlto^ (0) Novak, Bmle Kovacs, Barbara (8) Dlverce-Ceart (3) Mr. Geober (C) 1:38 (8-18)I) IraaIran BerteBsrte (0) 10:00 X"Beemfal to Mosle llam Lundlgan. cutured by bull raiicfa' owiMr (S) Mevie Festival af Hite (28) TBA Ann Sheridan. Hank aito R u ^ s (C ) (38) Ceriiss Areher Davee Tarrant“ unknowiiu^ la Marie Osnale, m n k Latimore Repeat to O ctober 14, M:00 (8) Hr. Oaaber (O) (Fernando Lomim) aad .ends (38) WeekeiX "OorlUa at L arge" -’ 64- As m (8) (Wedneedays “Ad (8) Mevto Festival e l HIto up playing bull to a deadly *Dreaktbrougfa" Brie Schu- Host Jim ItacHardy ____ _ Grandma Hanks face each oth­ ventoree af Behla Head’’ (23) Beeky aad Bis Fileads CAStt aa<_ .a bodyguard to ^ sU l p.m . (28) Haa trem toteiaet man, Maria Korber. War dra­ er to a pistol duel when fam­ Bancroft, Cameron MltcheDi (88) BaMnaaa Cochranhian andsum neria^* uncle JMnw "Ouna to Zongara Robert (22) Beeky aad His Frtsada e” m ' whicdi Desada 2:( ) (8) Waterbary Orbits —Harris- (48) Baca the Olewa (0> Stack, Joa ManteU. ma —traces a group of infan- ily tries to stop a war between Lee J. Cobb. ((» (48) MoBala’s Navy Burks, both being sought by Maaday, Oetaber If (38) Ba^maaa S matador. Uy men from early training bnrg Highlights M:U (48) F esta ie 48 18:28 (28-22-38) Hewa (C> U:28 (32) T«a|ght (C) (38) Satardu BatiaM Indian tribes. 18:38 (3) Hemeawkera’ Mavla 4:46 (33) Bento 88 _ Boot Johnny Carson l iB cheto Fiegiams (48) MeHales Navy throun the big Invasion. ‘•Coroner cieek Randolph (28-18.88) Get Smart (O) 11:88 (28) ToalgU Show (18-2238) Caneeatrattod 6:88 (8) Mike Deaghto »ew , tlfitoMl^Tho Meakees_(0) . AM. 4:46 (13) Hanie 84 Coanhat (C) ^ 11:88 (22) H aight Show (0) Don Adams and Barbara Fel- U:8S (88) Joo Pyim Show _ (28) AaMrlea’a Frableme aad 1:88 (28-3238) I Dream ef Jaaanie (48) Conatry Mosle Caravan 0:30 Thia la Ceaa ^ 6:M (8) Mika Doogtea shew A teanage group to Germans Scott, and Marguirette Chap­ (48) Dark Shadewe (O) (48) Cooatiy Matle Caravan man star in a rugged edit­ don. Smart Impemonates ftun- U :4$ (28) SataiW HIgbt ToalgU U:88 (283238) Fat Beene Shaw (€0 Challenges (C) Sodal Studiee Grades 14 (24) Bte Flelare . defend a strateidc farmhouse (O) ouB safecracker in a jdot to Skow w ) (M) Cnrtaea Ootaps (C) Jealous Jsannle turns Tony U:38 (48) M-8qaad^ _ ^ „ 8:66 3 D Factiy (38) Three Sleages that Sgt Saunders and hla ing tale of the west. Pre­ Johnny Carson is hart, to Oea. Prem iere - Into a poodle to prevent him 1:88 (3) Hews aad Weather —M^ men must capture. 18:38 (48) M4qaad m iere _ locate KAOS' Mister Big. (S-48) Snpenaarkrt Sweeg- (48) Addaau Fanally Grades 4 4 ’ (48) The MBasters (8-48) Lawreaee Welk new ^ m s , R o b ^ SbMik, Don 6:38 (28)Thla Is the Answer from datt^ a Miss Universe aoeat to MedWatlea —Sign OB 18:34 Bxplertng Oar Laagaage 6:38 (38) Boepe 8:M (2) Bed SkeHoa Hear (O) 12:86 (I) TeH Me, Dr. Brothers 2:38 (8-48) Wide World of ,Spe»ts RlcUes, Kotto **4 stakea (38) One O’Cleek Begert -> Guest stars: Robert ‘Vaughn, 1:88 (3) News and Weather -M o- 3:38 (3) Oadabejit Oaddls (C) 11:38 (28-2238) Hellywaed Sqoaref (38) Whlrlyhlids contestant _ Grades 44 _ . (88) Whlrtybteda (» Xlssloa: Impossible (0) CbrisUsne Schmldtmer. (48) Denals the Meaaea i:3 8 (283238) B eger MUIer Shew 18:M Am erteaa HIsterie BhibMS (48) HoeldebeRy Beoad teyoe Jameson and the litog- meat to ModitotloB —¥iga OK ••n Waco Coho’’ ^Gaddto fish­ 8:88 (88) Hews aad Slga OH 8 ^ ^ g . Ate FCtee BeM- iiig qutatot to Jay and the (3) News -^-Momrats of Gem- es in (Columbia River, to ex­ Steven HUl, Barbara Bato tmd U:8S A new game ahow atarrtog 6:46 (22) Marshal DUIea ( 0 ) ste Off (C) Grades 5 4 6:W (22) Marshal DUen Greg Morris. Briggs a ^ Bd- 1 :U (88) Late Shew „ 8:18 (28) Year Health Is Year Fa- Roger Is host to LIberace sad F 1 L U:38 Herttoce^ , 8:88 (If) Target Americaiis. fert —Oaldepests citing episode of ‘’The Flying (48) V. B. Air Fetee Hell- Peter Maraball boat, and Wal­ Wes Harrison 1:U ?1)*T€« Me. Dr. Brathere (1222-38) Ooeasieaal Wtfe (C) (38) Oae (fciaek Itopart — pnsherman’ ’ lin must psnetimte maklmuitt- ly dox, Chartey Weaver, Mor­ ta re lemeati to Cone- HlghSdMtto (38) Sea Maal. security block of a Balkan . Z m FBm aad t o Ttoe Now for .Muale U:30 (3) Search fat Ttmitww g:16 The FMeaiiy OiaaS (98-32-38) Bays to Oar U ves Gteeeial <3i> G-B OoDego Bowl (28-3238) Sw iii^’ J §h e"^ rS f KUtort-J.rV (C) H ob Who Never Was (38) LUe aad Teactiage el . Pittsburgh-Navy (3) GaMlagUiAt Ojua, O lajv 6:38 What’s Hew (O) 1:88 <23) Schiae 10 M b Hm UM (4g> Stasrtag Oe Bdltors^ U :U (3) G g;88 0tlaien in the OspUel (248) Newl^ed Game Jesus (80) Blag Aronad the World See Ch. ao sd 1:30 p.m. llattog M;66 (383 » 3 | W H f-- (C) " 8:38 Whal’ a New ' §rt) Jea^'oaeey • 3:W (3) 8:98 (3) Otemer Pyle —USMC (O) (8) Sacred Heart 6:00 (8) Campaign —„ „ , . &ieBfrSpt^5*^lrtor Rlesau, (irt) Feytea Flaee (G) (3) •The Ckristophere 12:80 (3) Face the Nattoa Repeat to 6:80 p.m. (20) BiUe Aaswera "The Republicans Broadcast orliMrUrsDepartment of LA 18:98 (3) Baaay Kaye. (C) (S) ThU Is the Life examines forces within OOF Oar SPEEDY Sii- ____ . Oxaiity.Oanity. Guest stars: Singers Leslie (38) Agriculture en Farade (30) Jewish Life _ ^ ’ ’" S S ^ ’i^Ptece Like Home (38) Baeheler Fhthec Uggaips and Steve Sanders 1:H. (8) Time Out lor Spofto which by their success or fall- TRULY DEUaOUS 1:38 (3) rt the W e« **»■•„ . (2222rt)------The Declers (3) Davey aad Oeliath (20-30) Meet the Press (0 ) ture in '66 will determtoe <3^*obf:r3. 6:rt (322p8) Let’ll Make a Deaf ( M ) A Tim e ter 'Os awl ViCtdria Meyertok, tiny (48) This to the Life (8) Yale Football HigUights party's image and power to 1:64 (44) Wemaa’s News actress-stoger. (8) Davey aad OoUato <0> , ’68 Presidential year. CHICKEN 3:88 (S> Te TeU tte Tn^ . <2842-38)71 Spy <8> Fhith ter Taday (0> Story of hearing- impaired * Tnesday, Oetaber M rested and charged with her children and efforts to provide bum International Plano Oom- Pick U p'U Mkurtna Irttor ’\ 5 i AaMrteaas AH , ^ (48) Smtoby Shew (32) New Three SIseges petitlon to Fort Worth, Texas .1* Seheel Fregiams :26 (2222-28) Jlews (O) murder. (C) (38) TUs to the Life spooling for them is covered. A.M. Social Studies Grades 6-0 Also included is a feature on and dtirtog his rare moments 8:38 Slag Children Sing 0:66 Jaator High Selenee 5 U;83 <3-2304248) Hews —Sports 8:15 (48) Sacred Heart U. S. Air Force Nursing Pro­ o( relaxatloa. (C) •The Ttaemy General"' -'42 art .Weather (G) . 8:38 (3) Ferceptlea DEOrK DRIVE-III Grades K-3 18:38 TeH Me a Stoiy OSS agent' anduid French under- (st> n e Big Dick Bertel gram. 1:M (3) Lassie The Chiistephen (O) (80) Starring the Editors , voy to order to capture high- Hoet Johnny Carson (38) Adveatnre Theatre Sea (C) 18:12 Ihs Magic to Werda Social Studies Grades 2 l B ranktog genei^. Van John- u;38 (3) Wodaesday StaiUghl (18) oral Boberts Frank Rosenau,.. Springfield 1:30 (3) M’s Aboat TIsao (O) Grades K 4 U:38 Time Hew far Xnste Union; William J. Foote, Hart­ (22-30) WoBderfol World e< 18:36 MxplartBg Oar Laagaage Grades 2 4 son, Jean Pierre Aumont, '^Rlver to No Return” -’62 8:45 (38) Your Commaalty ford Courant; William Dwight Dan;ay (torrel. Barroom girt and widower 18:«8 (3) Lamp Unto My Feet Color (C) ^ Oradea 44 R 11:66 USA: Writers (8) » . Oeeber IG) Jr., Holyoke Transcript-Tele- ."The 101 Problems/pr Her­ 11:66 Orenads ter Diseavery F.M. with 12yekr-old son travel (8) Dialogae . „ „ ram, with Bice Clemow, West (28) Doagereos Bobia down the river on a raft mra- •'The 'Unwed Mother Part n cules" Three dogs ^UtbfuUy GARNErS Geology Grade 9 U:26 Straggle (er Fraee (22) Beeky and His Frteads ac^ by rapids, Indiana, and (22) Chalice of Salvation g[artford News, as editor to tend a large herd of sheep COLOR and STEREO 11:48 AaaeticaB Blstarle Bhrtaaa 1:88 Stag ChUdren Sing (88) Saperman a gambler. Marilyn Monroe, (48) The Christophers (C) chief. without human leadership af­ Grades 64 R Grades K-2 R (48) Commaad PertoiauuMe (40) CoBversatians With ter their master is wounded -F.M. 1:38 Feeple sad Their Wertd Robert Mltchum. -(C) 18:98 (3)Look Up and Live 2:00 <20-30) Viet Nam WeeUy Bo- 4:46 (22) Boats 88 (S) Mevie Festival ef Hite (8) Vidlcon in a skirmish with renegade 13:86 Solease Bepertcr Socud Studies Grades 27 X ‘The Last' >^ry Mon Paul (SO) New. England Portrait view (C) Indians. 12:36 Back Beat _ ^ 1;U The M oi^ s( Wards 6:88 (S> Mike Deaglas Shew (8) Scope (20) TBA 1:18 Amerteaa Histeite Shitae* Grades K4 R (28) The Chrbtephera Muni, Betsy Fsimer. General An interesting tour of north­ (38) Uncle Waldo (O) pmctlticHier Is persuaded to let eastern comer of nation with (40) Afrleaa Patrol 8:00 (3) Ed SalUvaa Show (0) Grades 6-OR 3:88 In-Sehaal Fievlew Us life story be told on a tee- special emphasis on historical 2:30 (20-30) O-E College Bowl <0) (8-40) The FBI 1:36 Graands far Dlsemary Exploring Our Language aad 6:38 (28) Ladles Day (8) pplalonated- Ma 3:30 (28-22-30) Hey Landlord (0> Geology Grade 9 R American Historic Sbrwes (38) Whirtybtels vee program. Just before points of Interest. bbs STANEK ELECTRONICS 6:45 (22) Marshal DiUeB broadcast on his way to aid a (40) Faith for Today (40) U the Ltoaheartod 8:00 (3) Garry Mooro^Show (0> 3:96 Ia4ehaal Fievlew 3:15 The Friendly Otoat 3:00 (30^) Frank McGee Beport (28-22-30) B on an u A 4 9 - 1 7 5 2 •'••feM *'L .undl Fa­ 1:18 (8) fcO Me, Dr. HrstheM taut "Architecture” A presentation of News (8-44) What’s la cility Friday, Oeteher 31 1:16’ (3) Hears —Maaseats to Oean- (8-40) Eastern FootbaU (0) Comedy-variety show special 8:46 Fotpr. Jenalaga ' NSn <40) Perky Fig (C) starring Dick Cavett,rett, young * 4 3 - 5 7 4 7 9:99 Calender la-8cheel Pregiame tert -^ a M e p s rts 4:10 (8) GiUlgaa’s Island <«) coihedliui with . BSerendipity Trinity College ', A.M. I^ l Silvers guest stars as a ts Chuck Bear 14 HIGH STREET 9:99 ^aaectleat bene _ 8:M Greands - far Dlseeveiy IS* aa flamboyant Holb'wood movie Singers, humorists MANCHESTER INSTANT ‘ The War on Poverty in Conn. Geology Grade 9 R "Mexico': . producer whose plane is fopc- McCann and iltaia Kolb, pi­ S W I N G S 19:99 Warid. Tbef^ __ . 19:96 The Sfagto of Words (28) HaBUey-Briekloy Beport UARYCARTED ed down in lagoon with j>re- anist Joe Hamell, singer Noel n i ! ! - Nigeria —(^ture to Transi­ Grades K-3 R „ I' (8) Mevie Festival ef Bite j r n m i ) :/^Te art Abeit^ . __ _ T QaaU tj Line Product* U T t X (I) Movie Speetaeator M:30 HxglertBg Halai* . . . Grades K-8 R Tom^Ctoton anO^Guirai a small town centering arowm 1:39 Selenee in Indastey (38) OMnaTcaartm , ONO “AcroM the Missouri” Clark four young people and their Is Number One . NaiuralBcisncs Grades 20 R ettm. Im psiren License Gable, Ricardo Hontalban. Ac­ U :3 » ‘ r Grades 44 R (48) r m i Jeantais Hewa MIMY rAINTHW tion and adventure of the men trouUes and happiness; a 1;U 9 D Faetey 1:38 (3) ijaSna^Spoee (0,) "oung doctor cotnes back sHiHidn’a sopnrlnrtkr >■ • (323148) ^ha Vb • <0 ) Com er Broad and W ONI C«AT who Niued trail West from. St lome to practice and finds ' Grades 44 R COVtM WAUI, Louis. (C) . . . ■ m M er t i feme* 1:16 The Friendly Giaa* (248) Batman « CliUNM MANCHESTER 2:19 What’s Hew 8:88 (S-to) TBa-~~ M iddle Tpke. yirest (22) .Viet Npm Weekir BoOlow U :28 ‘(« e v t o ikattoipleeec 1:99 This' Is Ceaa 'o rOR OLASm, <0) ■ 8 Hondn 8«ta Qrt stiM dwi Social Studiee Grade* 26 E Children "O idedl by ".Walk Bast on B eacon" -‘62- 8:99 Wertd Fresa Bevlew ■it* (3) Baat^ <0 ) WAIUOARA FBI Investigates an espionage for emftofiMUMAlp 1:16 Heritage Phone 643-217$ •• H lgliSdiod R t:l8 What’s Hew i:l8 (3)... GGieea ieea Ai«re s ■RKIL 6:84 (1)^ '• R & L tout in Rmton after an Amer- OLDSMOBILE Repeat to 6:90 p.m. (321348) ~ ' Hepo Oeosedy WALir,’A rM - MHMct' W m il^ toaa . BCtentlst is threatened. til* Bxi^riag Oar lonaae— Onge D and Joa. IL 8 Honte gives yon tlw Snort ' am de*40 R 1:99 Bask Beal ' George -Murphy, Finlay Cur­ Kenneth NebensaU R and Dkrtiel R. rie'. Virginia Gilmore. nMtoroyolen nt reneennbio " Y o u r OM m m o UI e D f o t e r ^ 3:89 to Sskssl Prgjtow Veteran. p riees PetqU* and Their World 1:M Selenee . ___ 8:99 Bdacstiea aad Bose Betel Repeat of October IS; MO l i i i t ((S) ( Leie%hew^*** p.m . -‘ladton Fighter" Kirk Doug­ 8:U The FVleadly GUat ftlUNTIC FURNftCE OL SEE 2:19 WhaF* Hew StOO A rtq aa s , ^ ^ ^ las anil Btaa Marttoella. 512 WEST CENTER ST. WS-tStl R ep^ to October XI, lllO (48) Fsstnre 48 . ChUdren _ 24 HOUR CUSTOMER SERyiCE-649-3701 WILTtHPS ^ i m Sign Oft Beport —Sign 0:99 And Bemething Mere ^ n.m. 8:99 What’s New StlO USA: W itters 964 Mala St., Bfaacheator MANCHESTER '• Repeatlat to 6:80 n.m. town Workshop (3) items and Weather —Jfe; 0:00 SIbeUas FesUval 5i BISSELL ST. meat at MedUattoa —Sign' Off 1:99 F r t eBtolss ^ af Behaylas 460 Main St. 1:98 The Stengg^ far Feaea P ort n .___ _ Phoiia 643-1129 C e u r t M y a ^ Farce ItoU- SPORTS CEMTER NEW or USED ’ U:00 A Boemfto to Matos L.T. BBd sign Oft (C) ^ (p^^to Anns M a n c h e s t e r gtoas Film 6S4 Center St. e S:88 to the,Week P art R M cuNmci C o u n t e r 1:26 (8) Newsca■cepe —Masseata to Camfart —G aideiegaato I! 5;^ ‘PA g k>U^ ' M AlkM I^TER J^NlNG^kEHAia# , j 6 16 1966 i » v -

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liN <•> Bint Seller (M> The Maaaleie hoi>eful aaxophonlat from lfB> "A Faoa in the CrAtn0 , .S;M (M)-.V. B. Mavjr Film w a u k e « who trlea to make a ' 1^67- »tte and (eU^m i W UrlybliA career fortor hlmeehlmeeir.____ m_____ “the'r^_ Hct w ith'*; deiiae' oii . (M) Yesl Bear-Womijr Wee«. race” of NYC. Jack Oakia, —T,— a »a/:w«v;.w*vi* with •a a iT M k e r Kaj Medford and Don Rlck< ^N ^froyeawaa aaa ^«auJaU, • cejUCU' lee. ( C r fame until he bAi BaWttehed (0 > f ; #iN The Hem ( > S5S.%*rto‘S *______« ', ' — n iim r •-t - i 0 .Hatthw., Mthony Francloha, ••,>< Y Fowe at Bijt Ridiam _HulHfan as Bam *. r ' Newe-Bperte a a T W ^ Oarret. Bam Moomes over (M ) Bea Caser e r protective wheh he leania thatthm (M > F n m ftU (M> OhejreBBe with the bliBeit wolf in toWa. (»> AtHame wUh KUtr hie vislttti^leca hm a daSi (M) Baohelor Father •iM QaeHa with BUI Baeataa* o-M) rkS aw (0) • C ’ lt:N Heap Martta Sham “ It''*'''' Ir 1:M (S) Ae the WarM- Tanu - • t W Special Bepert (MMMMI Lefa Make ™Deal Bditorial comment <:«• (»> News with Walter Orea- ^ w e lc m n 4e. Kate smitlL liM na^VM) Newt <0 U t o (O ) Daha. Fm hk Fomaine and ' News aad Weather Florence Henderson. '"S' >s V ' ' I t W “ P a s s w e td f€> (S-W> Bank (O) M 4 ItMi-tn lUjM of Oar Uvee (M> British Calendar tn ^ ) Hdalley-Brlakley B e . U:N News. BpsMs aad p o r t <0 ) W e a th e r (0 > <------a > Newlywed Oame (*» The Bid News -v:' ' I * 1 tiN (•> Hease Party (0 > . dilS (■ ) . Fetor JsBBlacs News '•*' •*"* " • : - Guests: Comedian Pat Buttam of “Green Aoret" and Tommy ..W ?offigr‘ S 5 i i ‘«» XteonetU. slndCr.' ' I . T<1s- M_^ I Tie _Deoters mV Hna«lfy.Brtel^y Bepert ‘TJay*oJf*tft ------Ia n " e ' O . M*W M.^rS o f WW....W ( > ^ > a ' Time for Vs js) Green Heraet (O) ?* . ' oondemnsd1 man SiM (M> Woman’s News try to prevent his exe c u tio n BriU Retd as the Hornet at. CT dettlnd the Judds.—... Fred Mo* S:N easy rind- caterind to teen* Windsor. (C) . „ Qenerai Hospital “HUda Cranel’ -’ 6«- Jean Sim. • :W <•> N e w s L e e a l N e w s mans, Guy Madison. ~ *:M <*>^dc Vaa Dyke Show <•>, ICevIe Festival ^ ' h Ms h i t Baa^r Andy Shew <0 > Fieter Jenalads News Greenland and North America O am TtO l f IM < * a 4 b «) Daniel Boeae (01 with oivUtan crew, is foroMi . S h o w (H*>_ Batman News (C) •sM »> Mr. Roberts (C) crew and ship. Sci *'** ■% i. Theatre ' —wwf m-F Troop A * wwj^ (C) U iN TonjBhtBhsw ( 0 | for “Yankee Buccaneer” .’68- U . 8. • 'Yfellow e llr ------Bird"— with - JuUe New- Host Johnny Carson J- N ''•« man.o-war seta out to destroy mar, duest. ^a> Oonntv Haale Oamvsn the ■? . ''"1 5Irate mldht on SpahjslT ______■:N (t> lb Three Seas (C) eft am pler, Scott Brady, (SMCW Star Trak (C) U:M (Ml M-Staad Ml Susan Ban. (C) (M «) IM Ind Oame (C) (M> Besxh Bide Jdyiyme_ mrsion of pofk liW Om (FOIsek Bspart » Brandon de Wilde, left, and Arthur Kennedy in a (•) Mr. Goober .dar daidlme series of fun and M n Oft |tt) Becky and His Friends Jm------V w . . B . Ftreo______a romance, featuriud attracUvs disas Film mm Wipi OM scene from “The Confession." The drama about Bapermaa glris and, elidible men with (01 police interrogation will be shown on “ABC Stage , „ ScibUe’s Navy . romance in nund. llU «> Ten Ms. Dr. Brothers 4:«S Beats M ' *^'«*‘* Hevles l«*l (I) Fewa —Msmsnts sf Oom- 67" Wednesday lO^ll p.m. StSS m M Aa Deaslas Sh “TheiSL Bat Race” Tony Curtis isit —Oaldepssts I tie drama ooacemlnd a yound the poesibiUty of life elsewhere aaent of MedUatisa —Blda pH Highlights in the universe. .. Jay SUverheels, who played T 3BS Reports; Blen in Gages,” Ttoto on “The liOiie Ranger,” WAt an hour-long investigation of appears on O&S’ "Pistols V PROGRAM S u p r e the criminal and the panal sya* Petticoats’’ today 8 : 30-9 p .m ... ItM (II B ^ AsUer ^ .F ^ In the Oowd" Bwind" Ray MUIand, JoMi "The Man la the Om y flan* hem, will be televised Tuesday Fifteen oomedians appears with O o llln a . Sensational Ml sm r - se- n y p e rm J the-caatunr sc iv o MI w 10-11 p .m ...... Marlon Brando. Bob Hops oa NBC’s ”A Bob C a s e y fj scandal invw. leanis of extatenea af~n a an c h a lle fm W , and 8KaafMtaaf(__ years after child's birth In ifontgomery Clift and Dean Comedy {^ciaT Wednes. . -htch lad to murder lU b, aad hla mar. th e B Martin star in “The Young Oay -dO p.m. - Ammig them • » Sajihr* Garden, riade to Mother woman.. Gred- 9 VaSer"*- T:U m i Waatsfa Maae. BliMIsIdi c h o o a ______Werid Taias SKj Jennifer _ Je a e s , lions” Sunday night 9-11 on Johnny Oafebii, BUI Cbaby, ItW Teirn O riyi and Guests nedric March, Lee J. (Mbb. T h e A t o O . . . . . A Portrait of Vip Jimmy puiimte.Duiimte' RowanRowap aiaM 1>M %is*wi * 8 8 NMT. “Oonvietad” -’00< O le — ' m e r e ) CUbutn” willw e n * baarm ^presented A v a v s d v v h d, miwnd Ifartia waw and sryJonathan ^ sm m —SHh Wtaterewj MAWT FasswMd (C> < I M i 4 H Days e( Oar Uvsa TtM (tl WOA W M Wssi (01 Dorothy Mahme, 'i e a v NBC’s 'rSell Tele^ons Hour” Federico FeiUai, direetor of RobM G oa^ and Rem MaE>. C r a w fo r d . Urn J a M West and the rsSI- W Movie FeeMval e< is d & Sunder 8:30-7:80 p.m... .‘.Bd- "Im Bolce Vita,” talks about .Gaaaa dents of a m ialad-tawa aie “Trauma" John' Conte, Lynn T h e 9tM (Cl Bari. Girt sole aurvivar a S ward p. dCoigan wiU narrate Abni Sunday at 8 p.m. on Chan- Crald, traeer eC vua VWTdTVr ■ m iasl< NBC'S **Ws■Pm Are A Not AAlone” e....^ - I I m a I e M j . h e ir t o foMune, becomes n »«1 mental Introvert after wtlaeas- v a n i a F r i d a y 10-11 p.m ., dealing with ptg aunt’s murder, takee ndvantode O k la ii [ i t e i W o m a n ’ s n s w s ■ — —...w^e e f hee j m a s i ^ ^^auunytod W . but S F k x r U ^Jean Arthur’ ( a e m i i^ m '( o i aiariked (or mmder. UiM (m imiefci 1^ (01 a a a i •iM ai HiWs (01 Host Jolmay Canun th e n u RA^ieE m d DRYER Dropped hy CBS O jrk e g a m r . a:W (S. . . I D i s k ______vSlSp’aad I(}*l Ooustry Masle Oasav p ro o p WmiNC- SERVICE . OBS has aanounoed the im- atom tbk OS’s afforts Is ic'i ^ ^ a aaan oa tto aaooa baton B iM (4SI M -B e u a d H i e n pendheg deatt of one show and Service Chat gee. Oonmiete ‘ N S n a s • a c U o t t^ l Urth of a oouple n e w *’** Sn Off* Nepset — Wlrtag hwtnllnttoM la OM at •=ie{«asr*s*(^r o n e s . (U. ( O f <«•> v ^ Air FWteo BoB- D a ^ wsd New Homee and Bw . _ _ (4H a w M b y w B e rn e s (0 > a t t o n "The Jean Arthur Show,” a « Thosteu ^ wins Iron Cam a s resU B p e r m Beotrie Heat Installatloaa. tnajor disappointment of ttie ‘‘F l^ Little Rich Girt” M a secret plot eonoeived to liie (SI, Nows.T^timoma of Ptm ' now season, wUI disappear after J 4tto rich dirt runs away and H o d s a t ir qulta another pur* o u B 1 to ,befriM ^ by two vaude- f m (SI News and Weaitor —Ms- t h e ( its Doc. S performance. “To T M meut of MedMstlsa —Mda OH ▼Rlisns^who put her into their t h o t il the Truth,” now a Sunday after­ S?- .Tempi*. Alice F n ’o,”" »• *■ •* noon feature, wiU move back Faye. Jack Haley. niya turns bsataBt to trahs t r o v e (SI Mr. Goober (Cl •cuno_ of a Thruab-porfoctsd into the nighttime schedule as M l Bmiy^ M FM Friends Bu< its replacement (SSI ____ _ ISf"htoSSSh“—to death. -i* B to n (SSI Sspermas SiSS < ^ F ri^ i^ t^ Mevlea SHOP dud u n i t ' Carol Burnett has signed with . .. *«*«>•’• Navy ••O n e -B y e d SAVE the network to return to weekly 4:4S <*•} the Meases 18:88 Latede (O) show and it may turn up as a S:4S ( 12) Biarskal DiUes ! An Net Alos^ , I n 849-4817 — 84S- 1S 8F / mid-season replacement, per­ • - • S *55{ M ia m i V a d e re s v e r ^e-hour News toe'clal n- (M) Bea Hast ^ora''i^i'bnity . , ______else­_ a tt a c haps for the Garry Moore Show - „ ( S) News at Six where to to universe. PronaniPro FIENVI TEXACO 4 M A I N S T . s y s te which is in ratings trouble. SiK (SI Sperts —News aad Wsatb- *e»dlnd scientists 881 er are doind to prove that earth c a n d m i **‘L*'*''* ""* 3“*. that life dm GORM AN BROS. . . ‘ S O L E N T N I G H T * 770 M A I N S T . ABC has announced it wiU '8;W fm>.- a1) i ^Spei______cla l Bepert - S p e r t s * »4 present a “dramatic treatment” . . Bditorial comment (K) The BIr News (S> N e w s w ith W a lte r ( H: 1S ( t o * 8> Tea^ht Shaw (O) WYMAN ODL 00„ Inc. O i of the Christmas song, "Silent k ite (01. ,, Johnny Carson ■ Nigh t,” CSiristopher Isherwood, (8), Nows and Weather H '** <2> Ameilca'i Greatest MeV- - S4 MAIN ST. ^ m n e k JS*..?M 5rt«T ea Farade author of “Berlin Storiee", will (H-88) Hsaney-Briakley ELECTRONICS write the story of the creation peri(C) 8 > U (8)' Fcler Jeaaiars News J .and . history of "Silent Night,” . ^ IfDcalT.mmm1 aad m«a.A Beirfeaal Hb.^-X__^ - s Na w.v- LABORATORIES using music of the period. No S:i# (D Death ValleyTaUey ^ays Days date for televising the cme-hour "TOe Kid. from Heirs Kiteb- en. A senMless murder en- 244IOUR DfiUVBRY 2 7 7 BROAD show has been set. n g e » BUly TJie Kid andjitaris him on his klllina’ spree that WYMAN’S *2 ™ *e? N. Hex's bloody Lin- Bonata OranvUle Wrather, ®£j“ Got**>ty War. (C) 244«DUR DI assooiato. producer of "Lassie” (Cl ■ “ ‘•eF'Briakloy Report OIL COe. Inc. ■URHER SCRVICf b y E CAR on the CBS Ttievision Net­ (■l^verass Dempsey Leeal News - r o e s work. was a classmate of Tjmg W e a th e r a c b o Turner and lOckey Rpooey N ig h t RadlQ Disa^liM l IVHda RADIOS ’•Girt to the Bed Vrivm d a y , Comnerdiil, IndostiiaL a fte i € t t O Residential h o u r O n y n i M s o N i a Goraaei FW m iRoekyille '■oi SPECIALISTS Pf (tu n i -CALL M*.|124 WHh El ALIGNMENT AND HEATING ON. 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