PAOB SIXTEEN The Weather MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 19« LvangD llaOjr N «t FjpeM Roi The Week Ended Cool late tonight. Low 45 to 60. ilanrlr?0ti?r Eumtng IfpralJi Tomorrow cool and cloudy with October 7, 1M7 some Intermittent suhshltie. * t * • f South School PTA will hold a High about 60. A b o u t Tow n potluck tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. Parents are reminded to bring 1 5 ,3 7 5 Phebe Circle of Emanuel their own silverware. After the Mini-pricing® saves you cold cash! Manchetter— A City of Village Charm Church Women will meet to meeting, there will be a parent- (OfaUHdfled Advertising on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS morrow at 7:30 p-m. at Luther MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 teachers discussions in the STOP & SHOP OR VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 8 (TWENTY PAGES—-TWO SECTIONS) Hall, Emanuel Lutheran Church. classrooms. Miss Vivian Larson will lead devotions. Members will work The American Legion will on Christmas stocking's for n Del Monte 100 meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. at Miles church sale. Hostesses are Mrs. the post. The executive commit Elaine Case, Miss Hattie Peter tee will meet at 7, before the Pineapple-Grapefruit CHINA son and Miss Vivian Larson. regular meeting. Refer.shments Del Monte Navy Planes Bomb I’Ship in Alaska Sinks, will be served. Ola tom Temple Chaper, Order of P h u e J ^ Eastern Star, will have a pot- Nathan Hale School PTA will k ▼ HAIPHSpiO’ luck Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. have its first meeting of the sea DRINK ..HANOI - at the Masonic Temple, before son tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the a meeting at 8 p.m. Past ma Sweet Corn school auditorium. Leonard trons and patrons will exempli Large Military Base Urensky of the Child Guidance 40 Missing, Two Saved fy the degrees. Mrs. Earl Love Clinic will speak on “ The Emo CREAM land will sit in the east. Twenty- tional Needs of Our Children." 46 oz SAIGON (A P)— Amer five-year members will be Refreshments will be served. 17 oz cans ican Navy planes today at n o r t i T* honored. Reservations may be The meeting is Open to the pub STYLE cans tacked and left burning a made with Mrs. T. Dye Hooper. lic. VIETNAM Williams Rd., Bolton. sprawling military com stock-up & save! pound near Haiphong AO N.Y. Owners Preceptor Gamma Chapter of where Russian missiles Memorial Temple 33, Pythian Beta Sigma Phi sorority will THAIIAND Sisters, will meet tomorrow at meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES and helicopters are uncrat Say Captain 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. the home of Mrs. Henry Matson ed and assembled. Members are reminded to make 261 Spruce St. It was likely that Soviet tech returns on the Grand Temple ----- 4 nicians work in the base, which W as Rescued convention tickets. A social with Strickland Group of Second previously was on the Penta refreshments will follow. Congregational Church will gon’s restricted target list. JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the U.S. Headquarters said all- CAMBODIA sOltrH __Japanese merchant Members of the Mental Aid home of Mrs. James Adams, weather Intruder jets hit the VIETN^ ship was reported today to Fellowship will meet Tuesday 286 E. Middle Tpke. base before dawn Monday smd at 7:30 p.m. for an evening of returned for a second predawn have rescu^ at least two swimming at the Mental Aid The Hockfinum Dog Club will strike Tuesday. Pilots reported of the 42 crewmen who Center, Hartford. Dinner will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at that flames and secondary ex O o n | jJ m leap^ into the frigid wa be served Thursday at 6:30 p.m. the Wapping Community Cen plosions lighted the night sky. ters of the North Pacific before an evening program. ter. Mrs. William Roberts of Loss of a U.S. Air Force CISC ^MAIokong R when their ship, the Pano- Membership in the group is Shagg-Bark Kennels, Tolland, transport missing since Sunday Con ,0 « lla ceanic Faith, sank sud limited to those' who have un wtill discuss “Foundations on with 23 persons was confirmed. dergone psychiatric care. Those denly yesterday. Breeding Dogjs." SJhie 'wlU bring The U.S. Command announced | 'The fate of the 40 other men wishing further information i i her St. Bernard, ‘'Shagg-Bark’s the wreckage was spotted on a was not known. ’There were may contact the Capitol Region Plane emblem points Buddy,” son of a twice best-in mountainside between Hue and fears they could not survive Mental Health Association, 217 to jet strip at Cat Bi, show winner and American and Da Nang and no survivors were long In the cold, storm tossed Farmington Ave., Hartford, hit by U.S. planes for Canadian champion. The event found. All the 18 passengers as waters. sponsors of the center. well as the five crewmen were the first time Sunday. is open to all interested per ’The Coast Guard said believed to have been U.S. mili TVo other MIG bases sons. reports from the merchant- Chapman Joy Cirfele of North tary persotuiel. (A) in the general ship Igaharu Maru at the search Meithodist Church will have a Immaculate Conception A spokesman said there was area still are on the scene 870 miles southwest of Ko dirdstmas -workBlhop Wednes Mothers Circle ■will meet no information on the cause of forbidden list. In diak, Alaska told of the dramat day at 10 lum. Mrs. Felix Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the the crash, but the weather in ground action, U.S. ic rescue of Gordon L. Camp Lewis and Mrs. ’Hiomas Moore home of Mra John 'J. Conner, that area had been bad for sev paratroopers engaged bell, Oakland, Calif., and Lewis will serve as hostesses’ at a 19 Virginia Rd. Mrs. Michael eral days. E. Gray Jr., Houston, Texas. meeting after the 'worketiop. Edenbum is co-hostess. North Vietnamese The U.S. Command said a regulars in Quang Tin In New York, the ship’s own HoCkivUle Emblem Club ■will (AP Photofax) . 4,000-man Army brigade has ers said they were told that Holy Flamily Mbtheiris Circle ISot just Government Inspected— hut the best U»S. Grade A Firovince (B) and Red meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at been shifted Into the 1st Corps John F. Ogles of Alexanefria, will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Marine Pfc. Donald Hansen of Santa Ana, Calif., mortars hit the Me the Elk’s Home on Park St, area, raising American man Va., skipper of the sunken ves Self Service Saloon at the home o f Mrs. Robert washes the mud off his legs with rainwater ac power In South Vietnam’s five kong base at Dong sel, also was rescued, but the RockvUle. HallBsey, 100 Indian Dr. Mrs. cumulated in his foxhole at U.S. Marine outpost at northernmost provinces to about Tan (C ). Coast Guard could not confirm With bartenders on strike, in Auckland, New Zealand, hotel managers Robert Bnannick is co-hostess. Con Thien. The outpost located just below the de 100,000 and releasing another (XVJOXMH JV) this immediately. Verplanok School will hold Members are reminded, to bring customers on their honor to pay by putting an honesty box on the bar. ^ an Open House itomorrow from militarized zone in South Vietnam, has been under Marine regiment for duty closer The Igaharu Maru also ra family pictures. staffs went on strike for higher wages after a new drinking law went into 7 to 8 pjm. Parents ■will have heavy artillery and mortar fire for several weeks. to the DMZ. dioed that “ some bodies” had As late as last spring, only effect today. After 50 years of 6 p.m. closing in Ze^and, pubs and ho the opportunity to meet teach been picked up. tels were permitted to stay open until 10 p.m. (AP Photofax)______ers and ■view their children’s about 40,000 Americans—two State News ’The Panoceanlc Faith sank work. PTA memberships will be Roberta Peck Marine divisions—were sta suddenly shortly before dark sold in all rooms. tioned In the 1st Corps area. Monday after sending out a dis Turkeys Defense Spending ’The mlssUe and helicopter as Jury Indicts tress call for “ immediate assist Singing Here SGOniES sembly site attacked Monday ance.” It reported it was taking and today is in an area contain D e lG a d o in water In the forward hold, was LBJ Asks USSR to Curb Roberta Peck, jazz singer and Plump, meaty, flavorsome banquet ing about 70 military barracks listing to starboard, and was en Columbia recording artist, will fare at a special low price! A big buy! Hiked 15% by Reds and other buildings. It Is about countering engine trouble. present a concert, “An Eve Facial Tissues three miles from Haiphong, be Gun Slaying The Coast Guard said It had s tween the city and the MIG air Competitive Space Effort ning with Roberta Peck,’’ to no Information as to what hiVl 16 to 22 lb Toms proposals, that the 1968 budget morrow evening at 8 in Man MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet field of (3at Bl, which also was HARTFORD (AP) — Robert caused the 469-foot ship to take W orth will show 16.7 billion ru resources in duplicated or chester High School’s Bailey Union announced today a 15 per bombed for the second today. DelGado has been indicted by on water. But the distress call WASHmOTON (AP) — Presi apd military bases from outer Auditorium under the auspices 200 cent Jump in its published de bles—$18.56 billion—for defense, Pilots from the carrier Con- a Superior Court grand jury on told of battling 15 to 18-foot high over-lapping effort.” dent Johnson made a new ap space. of Manchester Community Col fe r ^ spending with the expla- up 2.2 bUllon rubles—$2.44 bil a first degree murder charge seas and winds of 36-46-knots. One of his listeners at the "The next decade should In Knowing 2-ply (8«* Page Ten) lege. naUdn that “ international ten lion—from 1967. In the slaying of a Hartford po- peal to the Soviet Union today to White House ceremony wae So creasingly become a partner (See Page The event, the second In the pkgs sion demands Increased atten The 1966-67 U.S. defense budg Uceman. Tta) abandon “competitive space- viet Ambassador Anatoly F. Do ship—not only between the So et was $67 bUllon, and President viet Union and America, but fall series of fine arts programs tion to our defenses.’’ The Indictment was returned manship'* and Join with the brynin. Johnson has asked a $72.8 bil among all nations under the sun being offered by the college, is Finance Minister Vasily F. Monday against DelGado, and United States In a cooperative ’The President said: “ The first lion defense allotment for the and stars,” he added. A lobsterman said that the open to the general public. Tick Garbuzov also explained the In King Penalty Judge Alva P. Lolselle continued : effort to explore the heavens. decade of the space age has wit 1967-68 fiscal year. Declaring space a frontier lobster’s slender claiw is call ets, with a reduced rate for stu crease as being needed for “ in his case to Oct. 24 at the re Johnson renewed his offer of nessed______a kind of contest. We common to all .mankind that ed the cutter and the largest dents, will be available at the creased aid to other countries.” Western experts believe that quest of the public defender. B u lletin collaboration after signing a have been engaging in compett one, the crusher, which can door. He said the Soviet people Soviet budget figures hide other ‘Small Price’ DelGado, neaUy atUred, dls- _____ tlve spacemanshlp. We have ac- should be explored and con easily crukh a man’s finger. proclanlatlon declaring formal COUNTRYFINE staunchly support “ the Viet military spending. iy in effect the International compllshed much, but we have quered "by humanity acting In About half of all lobsters are Miss Peck will be backed by lb „ . . played no emoUon as the In- namese people against Ameri ’The increase is the larg^est In A’TLANTA, Ga. ( ^ ) — Dr. announced and GUEVARA DEAD treaty barring nuclear weapons also wasted much energy and concert,” Johnson said: "What "rlgflit handed,” and half, the A1 Hlrschom Quartet, and BRAND ever our disagreements here on her husband and personal man can Imperialism and Arab na- Soviet history. MarUn Luther K l^ Jr., says he translated Into Spanish by “left handed.” (Side the LA PAZ, BoUvla (A P) — earth...let us at least agree on ager, Robert Vater, will act as Uons against Israel.” Garbuzov said the Increase will go to jail “willingly and In cruiser is on). Adidt females — An armed foroea oonunu- this. Let UB determine that the create 3,000 to 100,000 eggs, a master of ceremonies. He is Qarbiuov told the Supreme was needed because of ”)n- clear conscience” DelGado, 35, Is accused of the Ocean Spray Fresh nlque confirmed today Latln- great space armadas of the fu but only one in a thousand former music department head Soviet, the Parliament which U.S. Supreme ^ u r t s rejecUon shooUng of poUceman Har- Ice (Bee Page Nineteen) ALmerlcan revoluttonary Ern ture will go forth on voyages of grows to ■maturity. One takes at MHS. The Vaters live at 209 automatically approves budget of his appeal from a five-day Youne iL t Aux 26 Cremberries r 29c sentence for a 1963 demonstra- "• esto Che Guevara been Spending Cuts Invite peace—and In a spirit, not of na 6 years to grow to one pound Henry St. haa and continues to grow as tion in Birmingham, Ala. Hartford Fued Blamed 'kUled by BMtvtan army tional rivalry, but of peaceful Itng as it lives. (Lobsters Cream Informed of the court’s refus- force* In the southeaat Jun cooperation.” d ic^ d be steamed in shallow al to reconsider lU 5-4 decision H ^ ’TFORD (AP) gles. It said six other guer Protest in Congress Before Johnson signed the water, not boiled). We too of last June. King said In a standing feud between a lunch- rilla* were slain with him proclamaUon Dobrynin, Secre continue growing because we Safety Moves Lag, statement Monday the Supreme eonette ovmer and a tary of State Dean Rusk, British First Class All Stop & Shop Pork is cut from younger, leaner porkers! near Hlgueras Sunday. Of federal budget spending by give you TOP VAXiUE and Court “ turned Its back on an ap- neighborhood youths Is b l^ e d WASHINGTON (AP) — The Ambassador Sir Patrick Dean service! Shoe Repairing the seven, three were Cubans, about $6 billion if it wants to see peal to reason and the most fun- for the disturbances In Hart- one a Bolivian and two were extent to which members of and diplomata from 10 other na O f The B etter K ^ d ! pints Congress, many of whom have its 10 per cent income tax sur Navy Panel Reports (See Page Nineteen) unidentified. charge bill passed. Holding tions put their signature on doc Dillon Sales and Service, Because we use only (See Page Five) called for cutbacks In federal uments attesting their gbvem- the BEST back the highway money Inc. men died In a fire that alniost spending, want to practice econ MATERIALS! WASHINGTON (AP) — A omy In politically sensitive wouldn’t affect the budget since (See Page Ten) “ Waiting Jobs -4re Navy pcuiel formed after a dis gutted the carrier Forrestal the funds are held in a separate standing off North Vietnam. areas is getting a good test tBls Our Specialty!” '"'s =• ASSORTED FLAVORS astrous aircraft carrier fire has pool of gas tax revenue which Your Ford Dealer Russell came out of retirement week. found many safety measures If their reaction is anything cannot be spent for any other S A M YUYLES lag behind the times and tempo temporarily to handle the job. purpose. But withholding the 319 Main St., Manchester 23 OAK STREET like that of the nation’s gover of operations. Sources familiar with the funds could have a dampening Reports Vary A few steps from Main DAISY VARIETY i :f4 r- group’s preliminary findings nors, outraged protest Is likely 643-2145 1 16 If Adm. James S. Russell, head to ring out on Capitol Hill. effect on the economy. Vi6nn3, Ry6i K of the panel, suggested a num said the Russell panel concluded E loms 1 that many safety measures on The Johnson administration Congressional reaction to cut On Dope Use BREADS ber of Improvements even be asked the 60 governors to com backs is likely to emerge when fore his group’s final report Is the carriers were based on the experience of World War II. ment on what would happen If Congress takes up this week forwarded later this month to up to half their federal highway three Items that reach into ev In C o lle g es Navy chiefs, sources report. ’These days, carriers are on f)mda were held back. Virtually ery state and every congression Lean...Center Cut ’The Improvements Include In- station longer than formerly ORDER TODAY... all governors responding so far al district—public works, mili AMHERST, Mass. (AP)— qtaUlng additional fireflghUng and conduct more sustained op DANISH PECAN Lean, center cut chops that give you have strongly protested such a tary construction and the pay of C Q c and damage control equipment "When you went to a fraternity less fat, more meat you can eat. erations. move would cripple their road federal workers. RINIS Outstanding valuel as well as changes In its design ’The safety precautions have party at the University of Mas- n i l l l l Regular 69c Size programs. In the first such test, the Sen- CO and location aboard the ships.. not kept up with the pace of op sachusette last year they offered Tlie administration Is under Russell also proposed that erations and the times, sources congressional pressure to »cut (See Page Twelve) you a drink,” recalled a student. said the Rtissell group found. LOSE WEIGHT BY FRIDAY safety InstrucUons be spelled "This year they offer you pot.” The panel leader has told his Juft take a tiny out cftarly In booklets for the LOSS WBIOHT DOZEN KITCHEN superiors he was Impressed A former student who still Is Hungrex tablet before crews. T H B F I R S T DAVI The Russell panel was created In Amherst, and said he Is a meals... and banish those CUPBOARD DONUTS In August soon after 131 Navy (See Page Five) “ pusher” —supplying marijuana hated extra pounds as Thousands now lose —said no one has proven "that you banish hunger! Why?^ weight who never thought Regularly 63cl 1-lb 4 oz package of 12 Another Is Arrested its anywhere near as harmful as Because Hungrex is they could... report liquor or cigarettes.” the most powerful ! remarkable weight losses The Associated Press ques reducing aid ever of 7...20...even In LSD Party Killings tioned students at the Univer Eiemocrats Pin Hopes sity of Massachusetts and three released for public use 41 pounds in a short Nb without prescriptiqp! while. So if you’re tired Beneless Pork Cutlets NEW YOR K (AP) — 'Two Square Park." The park is a fa Western Massachusetts colleges. Smith, Mount Holyoke, and Am Suppresses hunger pangs ^ of half-way measures %■> men are accused in the LSD vorite gathering place for hip herst, on the use of marijuana so effectively, it actually ^ and want really effective OnViet War Support party murders of Linda Fitz pies. at their schools. limits the ability o f help in reducing patrick, 18, and her long-haired TTie garbage-strewn basement where the slayings took place is Estimates by the studenU of your body to produce ...send for Hungrex WASHINGTON (AP) — Dem- forelgn and domestic policy boyfriend, James "Groovy” In a tenement located just the munber of smokers and the gnawing hunger today. Hungrex will simply ocraU are betting an upswing in President Johnson has consist Hutchinson, 21, a well-known around the com er from the frequency of Its use varied wide sensations! Result? You amaze ydu! You’ll be popular acceptance of President ently chosen to secure the fu figure in the world of East Vil park. ly. Some said there was little of don’t feel hungry.. .down slimmer next week or your UNOX IMPORTED Johnson’s Vietnam war policies ture, rather than to yield to thp lage hippies. White Gem Chicken Sale dictates of short-term political There were hints of more a r-. I “ The couple were looking for It around but one or two stu money back. No will pull him through a tough, goes your calorie intake...' ' LSD, and they were enticed Into dents at UMbbs said they be prescription needed. Th ire are chicken parts — then there battle with the Republicans for gain.” rests to come Monday, but Asst. a ^ down goes your 3-lb CANNED the basement, where they were lieved a third of the students are W HITE GEM Chicken Parts. You re-election In 1068. The resolution, adopted unani Dlat. Atty. Daniel Harris would weight. can taste the delicious difference. mously with a brief patter of ap comment only that the investi given the drug,” said a high po had tried it. Their spirits obviously damp lice officer. Both Ramsey and However, a spokesman for ened by the President’s current plause, said Johnson has sought gation was continuing. «C«9r. All«tlufiy n>nau»l OtrpfnUtu 1 9 9 "an honorable resolution at the Police said It was a wild inter Dennis reportedly took part in UMass questioned the accuracy BREASTS 58‘ low standing In the polls, mem the hallucinatory revels. of the students’ accounts. He bers of the Democratic National conflict in South Vietnam, by racial LSD party that climaxed which the people of that nation in the bludgeon slayings of the In the ^ftermath of the party^ sa ld '^ m e students residing in Ham * 2 ea CHICKEN LEGS ,b48‘ Oommitltee are banking that In off-campus housing were taken the l I • 7 ■ ■ PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 P A O l the daily newspaper has been a fuU-length gown of sUk or northern New England. They Beth Fenis, worthy, associate would cost and r.pon u. 0,. y g r w o n V^rtwn manager going. •taglng protests against fatdta ganza over peau de sole accent vdll live at Nlantlc. advisor; Wendy Williams, Police Arrests ed with re-embroidered Alen- . Mrs. Ball is a 1964 graduate Dr. Ramsdell said he would Sheinwold on Bridge You Never Outgrow in the system for as long as Wedding Charity; Marilyn Gray, Hope, FARM FRESH! find out what the research c -,\- 1 tli fdrw ays -Bv CLAY R. POLLAN- PUBUSHBD BT HIE day. We see no urgent reason to regret Yankee AMU and Vicki Burnham, temporary 7 S y HBttAU> FRSmNO OO.. INC. Council Elects W estbrook MAR. 22 Your Daily Activity Gu/dt IS Btaaell Street the prospect that the income tax will SEPT. 23 j r f Grinder Day Mcretary. for oH your According to the Stars, r OocvL stay where it is, which Is high enough By A.H.O. OCT. 23 Adidt advisors Include Mr. FAIRWAY THOMAS T. fteROUaON and Mrs. Austin Doscher, Mr. hallowoon noods! WAI.TEIR Rw FEaUJtlBON for most paying appetites. « As Town’s Deputy Mayor 4.21-3(M4 To develop message for Wedrtfesdoy, 23-37-46-58#' PuSUBheiB /^47-62-74 reod words correspoixJing to numbers 69-72-80-89^ Set hy P T A and. Mrs. Herbert Englert Sr., f IR"-T ______Ftounded October l, 18M______’The Republican .trend in the But we are a little alarmed over the TAUtllS o f your Zo d ia c birth sign. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fox. town eleottona laat week—par- G. Warren Westbrook (R) was . The council moved to table SCO wigs 59c PubUshad Every Evening Except Sundays definitely revolutionary way Congress APR. 21 OCT. 24 1 Meetings for the group will be I costumos • $1.77 B '4 ^ P A G E EIG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 PAGE NINE Mrs. Harold La'ws, Bolton; Mrs. showed the head-knocking did Tolland Schools Receive Roy Browning, 8o; Windsor; V.S. Stands by Requirement not occur with humans. CARTER’S Ttktnby and Mrs. William Fagan assist ’The Volvo study found that millions Canter Society ed Mrs! John Cheney Jr., Mrs. combination lap-chest belts re V iT T L i for over Town Planners May Hire Herbert L. Snyder, Mrs. Ken Of Over-ihe-Shoulder Belts duced Injury in crashes by 40 to 7Sys0rs Education Pack 90 per cent. neth Wigren, MTs. John A. IQrk- WASHINOTCN (AP) — ’The 18 the standard was being re in homos ham, Mrs. John Lahda, and Lap belts alone reduce certain llko yours ’The Manchester Unit of the government, deciding that Inju viewed. *’ Buck and Buck as Adviser Mrs. Samuel J. Harrison Jr. In One concern of federal offi Injuries by 96 percent, the Traf American Cancer Society Is ries from over-the-shoulder « The Planning and Zoning from members of the Fire De assembling the kits for distribu cials was an indication that in fic Safety Bureau told Brldwell bommission met laist night with partment. participating in a statewide edu tion. seatbelts are rare, will stand by colllsl^ms, the chest belts might in a report based on the 7-week Jamea Thompson of Buck and The firemen will fill fire ex- cational project to distribute Mrs. Cheney noted that within its requirement that the cheat cause neck Injuries. review. the next two weeks, all high Brldwell warned, however, Buck, a civil engineering firm, ting^uishers in back of the Hicks packets of informational mater belts be in all new cars built aft But Brldwell pointed Monday Memorial School Thursday school, collet, and public li to a study by Volvo Co. of Swe that chest belts used without lap to discuss the possibilities of ials on cancer to all secondary er Dec. 91. the firm assuming the engineer night at 7. in observance of schotds, colleges and public li braries that are served by the den showing that only 6 of each belts could cause the body to Federal Highway Administra Cosmetics ing advisory and inspection du' Fire Prevention Week. Resi braries In the area. Manchester Unit will receive 1,000 belt wearers suffered neck slide forward and “submarine" dents having either foam or their library kits, making tor Lowell K. Brldwell an injuries in colllslmis. Half of the during a crash. ties for the town. At a meeting of the education ITS acid type extinguishers may al committee of the Manchester current Information about can nounced Monday the agency’s Injuries were minor, the report Haddon said the cost of chest The firm would handle both cer available on the widest scale bring them to be filled. Unit, Mrs. John P. Cheney, Jr., second thoughts about the said. belts will be about $26, including the consulting and sanitary en ever. Installation. gineering problems which arise Volleyball League Notes chairman, stated; “ I can think standard have been resolved. Another concern of federal of in approving prospective sub Ted Henning of Sherry Circle of no finer project than to reach He pronounced use of chest and ficials was a General Motors Liggetts has been elected president of FM STATION APPROVED lap belts together “ the best sin Corp. film showing dummies In SUFFIELD MAN KILLED division's. The firm would serve the students with this education At The Parfcade as a watchdog for the town. the Men’s Volleyball League. al and life-saving information. WASHINGTON (AP) — Re gle means of protection avail the rear seat of a test vehicle -SUFFIELD (AP)—A 61-year- knocking heads with dummies Tolland presently uses the Other officers elected recently ’Through education we can mo ceipt of an application from the able’’ from Injury in car acci old Suffield man was fatally MANCHESTER services of several consulting are David Henry of Anthony tivate people to have a yearly ’Thames Broadcasting Corp., dents. In the front seat wearing over- Injured Friday in a car-trailer firms including Richard Cos Rd., treasurer; and Paul Cote, physical examination and see New London, Conn., for a per ’The standard will require the-shoulder belts. truck collision on Route 6-A. grove, a consulting engineer; Merrow Rd., secretary. their doctor if one of the seven mit for an FM station to operate chest belts for the driver and But Dr. William Haddon Jr., He was William C. Terxa, Leslie Sherman, a retired sani The schedule of games Thurs warning signals persist for more on 100.9 megacycles was an the right front passenger but not director of the National ’Traffic driver of the car. The man tary engineer and Buck and day is: 7 p.m., Tolland Bar than two weeks.” nounced Monday by the Federal (or rear-seat passengers. Safety Bureau, said tests at Hol died three hours after the ac Buck. Cosgrove has moved from bershop vs. Three Sons Clean Mrs. Am e Carlson, Ellington; Communications Commission. Bridwell had announced Aug. loman Air Force Base, N.M., cident In a Hartford hospital. Read Herald Ads the area, necessitating the hir ers, and Country Hills vs. ing of a replacement. Wanats, and 8;16, Town Line The PZC feels the hiring of Auto Body vs. Merrill Builders one firm to assume all the du and Bouchard Foundations vs. ties would lead to better co Charlie's Service Station. ordination, and possible eco A special meeting will be held nomics. at 8 p.m. for all members to The extent to which the PZC discuss the finances of the will avail itself of Thompson’s league. Thursday’s games mark Y / J / g g i i j jt ^ A Service hinges on how much the start of t^e regular season play. NOW IHRU OCIOBER13 YOU CAN lOIN money it can afford to spend, while starting within its budg Girl Scout Fund Drive et. If it is necessary to expend A kick-off meeting for the an more than is allotted, the com nual Girl Scout Fund Drive mission will have to request the will be held tomorrow night at additional funds from the new 8 at the United Congregation ly created Board of Finance, al Church. The drive will be conducted BLUE CROSS OORING OPEN ENROILMENI The PZC said Buck and Buck has extensive knowledge of all during the last weeks of Octo phases of development includ ber, when adult community ing the establishment of regula solicitors will canvass their tions for apartments, now being neighborhoods. Blue Cross membership is now open to Con who enroll as direct-pay, non-group members. studied by the PZC. This year’s campaign com “ Good apartments are bene mittee consists of Mrs. John necticut residents under age 65 and not en Both plans are newly designed to provide more ficial money-makers for a town" Tweet, Mrs. Duane Selby, Ber rolled in Blue Cross. realistic coverage to meet today’s higher hos Thompson noted last night. He nard Goodman, Mrs. Samuel recommended the PZC watch Maliniak, Mrs. L. Robert Du And during this enrollment period, Blue Cross pital charges. To enroll, simply complete the closely to keep the “ quality of mont, Robert Kaylor, and Mrs. application below indicating the plan that best apartments up and the number Gerald Ralston, chairman. offers- you a choice of two of the broadest pro of bedrooms down". Boys League Football Trip tection plans ever made available to persons meets your needs . . . and mail to Blue Cross. King Says Change Due The Tolland Boys League an He indicated the firm woulo nual football trip to Storrs will like to work for the town, stat be held Saturday, when the boys • No Health Restrictions • No Physical Examination ing Tolland is going to have and their families attend the “ exciting times coming up". UConn ys. UMass game. Any Town counsel Robert King, member of the league who wish sitting in' on the meeting not es to attend but who has not ed the subdivision' regulations registered must contact his You Can Get Greatest Blue Cross Benefits Ever Offered are due for considerable over team manager by Thursday, hauling. The town is moving Cost of the trip is 76 cents per “ terribly fast ' now, and the person. For Yourself And Family Dependents With One Of These Plans former standards of what \tes Those participating will meet done, do not necessarilly apply at the Hicks School parking lot now” . Saturday at noon. The buses Board member Samuel Ein will leave at 12:30. N e w D P - 3 0 N e w D P - 2 5 stein pointed out the town would Boys are requested to turn in have the benefit of Buck and their uniforms at this time. • 70 days of coverage for each admission to the hospital.'* • 70 days of coverage for each admission to the hospital.’" Cub Scout Notes Buck’s extensive professional • Credit of $30 per day toward hospital room charges. • Credit of $25 per day toward hospital room charges. experience. He proposed a New cub Scout program re meeting between the PZC, the visions will be described by film • Full coverage, regardless of cost, of Special Services pro • Full coverage, regardless of cost, of Sp)^cial Services pro and discussion at tonight’s Board of Selectmen, town coun vided and billed by hospital (such as drugs, Operating sel and ’Thompson to go over meeting of the Cub Scouts at vided and billed by hospital (such as drugs, operating the town zoning regulations in St. John’s Episcopal Church room, laboratory services and many more). room, laboratory services and many more). cluding recommendations to be basement in Vernon on Rt. 30. made by Buck and Buck. All cub scout leaders and com • Maternity allowance of $200 after both husband and • Maternity allowance of $200 after both husband and mittee members as well as in wife have held membership for eight months. In addi wife have held membership for eight months. In addi Meet Greorge T. LaBonne, Jr. ’Thompson was given a set of the town zoning and subdi terested adults have been urg tion, Blue Cross provides full coverage for sick newborn tion, Blue Cross provides full coverage for sick newborn ed to attend. vision regulations to study, care from birth. care from birth. along with the plan of develop Men willing to serve as ment for the 60-home New Rd. Webelo Den leaders are re • Credit of $30 per day for up to 30 days of care in a • Credit of $25 per day for up to 30 days of care in a quested to contact Committee Top insurance executive. subdivision, recently, purchased General Hospital for nervous-mental disorders or care General Hospital for nervous-mental disorders or care by Sol Lavitt of West Hartford. Chairman John Tralnor. ’The proposed lots were approv The Bulletin Board in a Specialty Hospital. in a Specialty Hospital. The assessors will be at the ed prior to the existence of zon • Full coverage for hospital emergency room care for • Full coverage for hospital emergency room care for ing regfulations and are subject Town Hall tomorrow from 6 to He shoots in the 80’s. only to new roads specifications 9 p.m. for the annual declara accidents or serious and sudden illness when you receive accidents or serious and sudden illness when you receive and sanitary regulations. Lavitt tion of property. treatment within 72 hours. treatment within 72 hours. plans to start development of ’The Tolland Junior Woman’s the area as soon as the go Club third annual fashion show Readmission to any hospital within 60 *Readmission to any hospital within 60 ahead is given by the PZC. will be held tomorrow night at days following date ot discharge is con days following date of discharge is con An additional 50 lota will not 8 in Fiano’s Restaurant in Bol sidered the same admission. sidered the same admission. He can read 3,000 words a minute. be built on at this time because ton. of severe drainage problems in The Board of Education the area. ’This section would meets tomorrow night at 8 In Quarterly Membership Dues For DP-30 Quarterly Membership Dues For DP-25 extend the development down its offices at the Hicks Me “ I never touch the .same piece of pajier twice . . . Utah Teacher Discovers Method She found tlial those natural .speed readers all shared certain common characteristics. They all read down to Gehrlng Rd. morial School. Evelyn Wood’s discovery began in 1945 when .she was St. Matthew Women’s Guild Individual ...... $27.90 Individual...... $24.90 That’s Ted LaBonne’s graphic way of saying that he the page, not from left to right. They read groups of Other Action working on her master’s degree at the University of words, complete thoughts, not one word or two at a In other actions the PZC ac will meet tomorrow night at 8 (Monthly rate is $9.30) ( Monthly rate is $8.30) likes to keep things moving. Utah. .She handed a term paper to her professor and timt?. From the.sc; findings and exhaustive re.search over cepted the resignation of former in the Parish Center. ’The Guild then watched with amazement as he flipped through will hold a Christmas Bazaar Fam ily...... $52.80 Fam ily...... $48.30 Ted keeps a clean desk. An important iiart of his the next six years she distilled the system known as member Ernest 'Vlk who Is now efficiency is that he cafi read 10 to 1.5 times faster than the 80 pages. She was even more amazed with the serving as First Selectman. 'Vlk Workshop tomorrow beginning ( Monthly rate is $17.60) (Monthly rate is $16.10) Reading Dynamics. at 10 a.m. In the Parish Cen the average person. He picks up a three-page report, accuracy with which he recalled detail^. His untrained stated last night he will nom .Sliced: 6,000 words a minute. Yet he could not explain Mrs. Wood and her method first received national inate former alternate Clifford ter. zips through it in less than a minute. And hnotes what The Youth Choir of the United he has read. how he did it. recognition in 1961 when President Kennedy invited Williams to fill the vacancy at her to the White House to tench his top aides. Since tonight’s meeting of the Board Congregational Church will re Like all outstanding teachers, Evelyn Wood is deeply hearse tomorrow night at 6:30 Whether it’s a report, a letter, a memo or Million that lime 72 Evelyn Wood institutes have been opened of Selectmen. Remember... Open Enrollment Ends October 13 inquisitive. .She decided to investigate and .spent the; at the church, followed by the COME TO A In his letter of resignation Vlk Dollar Round Table Newscast he reads it not only next two years tracking dowh some 50 people in all ( including one in London). There arc* today more than Adult Choir at ,7:30. rapidly, but with purpose. 300,000 graduates of the course. stated, “ It has been a pleasure If you are a Connecticut resident under age 65 and not now a Blue parts of the country who could read from 1.500 to FREE DEMONSTRATION to have been able to work as a Manchester Evening Herald Ted LaBonne, who lives in Glastonbury, did not al 6.000 words a minute. At a recent teacher training^ conference, Mrs. Wood member, with such a dedicated Cross member, this is your opportunity to join Blue Cross. Tolland correspondent Bett ways read this way. Earlier this year when ht; was emphasized that (lynamie reading is nothing like the group for the past two years." Improvement by Typical Local Area Graduates Qiiatrale, telephone 876-2846. Just fill out the application below ... INDICATING YOUR CHOICE tested in his first cla.ss at Evelyn Wood Reading in Words Per Minute .skimming techniques commonly used in most speed TOMORROW NIGHT The PZC tabled action on reading courses. She said, "Skipping words is danger electing a chairman and sec Dynamics, Ted was reading 254 words a minute.. OF COVERAGE. Mail to Blue Cross today. SEND NO MONEY That’s about average. When he took his final lest Light Material Difficult Material ous, as you don't know whether or not you have skipped retary until the next meeting, Ironing Cover New t i t wk Bth Wk t i t Wk Sth Wk in WITH APPLICATION. Membership effective December 1, 1967. eight weeks later, he read John Gardner s hxcellence a word which could change the whole meaning of the Monday, when Vlk’s vacancy .\. 407 3,210 TORONTO — To make iron at 3,180 words a minute, and with good compre Richard Baker, Teacher 302 2,088 sentence.’’ will be filled. Both Incumbent ing easier, a' new board cover W. A.-Bcckstoffer, I’iii. Analyst 240 1,310 221 1,230 MANCHESTER William G. Bennett, Adv. Mgr. '440 1,150 400 1,508 candidates, present chairman has been d evei(^ d that is im hension. “ You read five limes faster,” she ijoinled out, “ not by Walter Beaton and Samuel Ein James Bombanti, 11. S. Stiulcnt 210 1,008 150 1,827 pregnated witli Stainless steel. 000 4,128 2,010 reading every fifth word, but by reading five times as stein won re-election to- Oie In the course, like all of our students, he was taught George D. Chow, Engineer 522 8:00 p.m. Whiton Memorial Library Auditorium Smooth and scoroih-free, the to read vertically, using his hand as a pac’er. He was David E. Dubicki, Inspector 240 1,004 200 1,550 many words in the .same amount of time.’’ Mrs. Wood PZC. The three new alternates IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are presently enrolled If you are 65 years old or over, and are not now enrolled 2,200 85 Nbrth Main Street coyer reflects heat so that fab- j " taught also how to bring an organized approach to Robert A. Kochi, Engineer 447 2,730 440 emphasized that using her method of rapid reading, attend^ last night’s meeting. itos can toe pressed a*’ lower in Blue Cross on a non-group, direct pay basis, DO NOT in Blue Cross, you can also enroll at this time. Complete the John F. Grimes, Geneticist 240 2,100 .300 2,090 his reading. every word on t he page is noted. ’The PZC spent considerable iron temperatures. send in the application below. You will receive an oppor application below, checking the BC-65 box. W e will enroll Donald B. Grippo, Educator ;i30 :i,000 290 1,014 time discussing the problem of Michael Kelly, .Seniiii:iri:in .528 4,308 580 2,030 You’ll see a documentary film featuring some of tunity to upgrade to one of these broader coverage plans you in Blue Cross 65, the plan which supplements Medicare, B. j. Kuvalchick, Krancisc:m Hro. 230 l.,020 272 1,020 Attend one of the free demonstrations and learn what a horse being kept on a* three- Paul .S. Liscord, Actuary 471 4,520 .372 3,540 this remarkable technique can do for you. It could be Mrs. Wood’s outstanding, graduates, among them quarter acre house lot. The during your normal billing period. at the earliest possible time. Nancy A, Marin, Iloineinaker 300 1,248 201 1,312 the* most worthwhile thing you do this year. several U.S. Congressmen and a 17-year-old boy horse has been ruled a pet by m 1 .ewis B. Mcrviiie, Editor 451 1,308 284 1,3.34 who reads 10,000 words a minute. Building Inspector Charles Dorothy M. Morris, Secretary .‘184 1,050 212 090 Schutz, and was termed live Senate Leaders Praise Techniques Vincent Nash, .Student 215 .3,084 33.3 2,150 You will learn how in 8 weekly lessons you can stock last night by Town counsel Ronald P. Nelson, Advertising 400 1,500 .320 1,500 SENATOR PROXMIRE SENATOR TALMAGE Charles G. Nessler, Engineer 504 1,250 430 1,450 learn the skills that will dramatically increase your King. Wisconsin Georgia Walter W. Norris, Teacher 240 4.420 432 .3,480 OUR POLICY reading rate while maintaining good comprehension. The zoning regulations pro “ It is in.v o p in io n that if Richard J. O’Brien, Broadcasting 200 1,.500 250 870 “ I must sa.v Hint ll>i.-< is imi- We guarantee to increase the reading efficiency hibit the keeping of livestock of tho most use-fill i* Ai 1 C M U H B f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 Section Two TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 jlatirt^patpr lEiipnins Hfpralit TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 Pages II to 20 Hartford and Bloomfield be Police Report fore moving to Manchester a PVC Okays LBJ Asks USSR to Abandon Obituary year ago to make her home Seven Mishaps Apartment Hearing with her daughter, Mrs. Anna ^Competitive Spacemanship’ Rice. She was a past matron Rate Raise FOUce inveeiUglaJted seiven 12th Circuit Roy Stratton Ifn . CeUa A. Kelly of Whlton Chapter, OBS of ’ Sin. della A. Kelly, 7S, at (Continued from Pag;e One) muter vefeAde mMwps InvUlv- Pulls Large Crowd $28,000 Bill Voted WeChenfleld, formerly of Kan- Bloomfield. For Taxis Court Gases Survivors, besides her .daugh ments’ ratification of the space the United States and 12 other ^'*»**«' *« “ “ A orowocrowd 01of appiTOXimawiyapproximately ww600 pe^le - f New Deputy ehaater. died Sunday at Hart ments ratification oi me space Q,e Soviet Un- three dh|ys. One arredt position to Green Manor Constructions ter, include S oQier daughters, The IMhncheelteir Taxi and ford Hoapital. She waa the wld- Dobrynin termed the treaty Ion and Great Britain, Is consid- wan maide and one edigMt Injury build a 802 condw ninium apartm OTt complex o n JUyoi^ MANCHESTER SESSION For College Lease 9(0 ‘Ct Oeorye F. Kelly. .. Mrs. Courfoey Marshall of City cab Go. yesterday re Maxwell, Tex., Mrs. Blisabeth “a substantial .,.step toward ered a mllertone in efforts to in- rapoipteid. Frank O. EteUnson, St., la st n ig h t a t th e Town Planning hea rin g WfUcn w as Fire Chief ft I . Mra. Kelly waa bom Jidy 20, ceived permlsnion fhotn the Louis G. LeBreck, 85, of 219 By an unanimous vote, the Board of Education Fine of ; West Chesterfield, N. greater understM BU6GS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BY SHOMEN sad WHIPPLE H «| p W o n f d Mote 36 IM p W — tud M e lt 34 linllMSS SsTVlCBS THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW PLUMBER and plumber’s help f u l l -t i m e or parMtme, 6:80 .^yOU KNOW,SlPE,aTy /^SOUNDS LIKE THIS SHOULD PRCVIDE THAT ^ Now, NOW. BOYS, D O W ^ ' SVLVeSTER^ O f f t r a d 13 ers Wanted, top wages, over a.m. to 1:06 ate. p.m., man C3ET60ME LIFE HAS MANY TH' LAZY c; l u CK WITH ENOUGH FUEL ‘ S o c c e r , > ARGUE I ACTUALLY C SlMCE AGE 20,DRUDGIE MAS WAITEDC)M 6 u r WHEH DRUDGIEb HID SISTER ( WHO MEALS Antwtr to Pfvlout Punte time, benefits. (MU after 8. 648- for furniture stock work. Ap FIREWOC3D SO'S DISADVANTASES IS CHOPPIN'A s a y . U N C L E 8 U L G Y - ^ X s t y l e ; You'Re BOTH WRONG/ STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stoni DUCHED o u t /EARS AGO ) SENDS AN CLASSIFIED MER OLD MA HAND AND RXJT, WITH NARV ply In person. Mariow*s, Inc. we CN COOK : — BUT < REAL LOAD MEAN, AMOS -*r HOW DO, 60 ARE MOST /WODERN Hodgepodge walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter OCCASIONAL BlRTHOfty GIFT - 4628. BEGINNING TO O' WOOD races All concrete repairs APEEPOFTWANNS — ^ P P E R ! SOU VOTE ON KICKIN' [CREEP>^ PLAYERS / DID YOU DISHWASHER wanted, Friday A ifs s t h e m : / Reasonably priced. 643-0861 FIELD GOALS? ALVlN eYe r h e a r o f ACROSS 4 Becomes WMERE'6 MV NOT IMATBR tO TTlB ? A TOTTED PLANT FROM NECiLECTAr WHAT and Saturday evenings, .^pply AMAZIN' A m o s 1 g ^ rln o ld food blurred A urONDf RM L daughter .' SO STILL DO&S IT THE OLD 5 English queen ADVERTISING RUSS’ Mower Service — Uwn get MV PILLS-' THIS TEA 16 MANAGER 'TRAINEE Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 B. Cen mottOMTniL.SO COMSIOSSMI.'^^ R\6HIONEO WAY/ 6UT 4 Churdi lOtvlca 8 Autumn, for mowers sharpened and repair COLD' land SAMES -CAN'T te r St. 1 6ETCHA YOO GO FOR 8 Culmination instance ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ed, engine tune-up, free ptek- right rr vw R M s A MOTHERV5 cStif! 7 Ninth month iOD DO A M ^ IN O ? No experience necessary. WAREHOUSEMEN 55* THE SOCCER KICK laW ifoof Aegir 8 AlJUL to 8 PJH. up and ddlvery In Manchester. 13 Arrow poiaon National oonsumer finance shift, good woricing conditions l ik e ME: 14 Smlrdi 8 O f*^ color 742-760T. corporation has opening for of ashes and beneflto. Qaer Brothers, 140 16 Cuckoo ambitious, career minded blackbird 0 Indifferent COPY CLOSING Tm E FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ‘n iB B E X P E R T — T re e s out, Rye St., South Windsor. 10 Arachnid high school graduate. Our 18 Quickie 6 PJ«. DAT BEFOBB PDBUGATION buHdliMtotM<8eared, trees top . i)hotoeraphs 11 Otherwiie planned training program 17 Caat-iron Deadline for Saturday and Monday la S p.m. FHdaqr. ped. Got a tree proMemT Well U N ulUflea 28 Seapott in 43 Braxilian tapir la geared for rapid advance 20 Martinique frying pan 44 Former Russian worth phone eall, T48-Mn. lOMmtary Algeria ment to manager position. volcano ruler 'TOOL and GAUGE asaistanta 29Promontoiy 21 W rong (prefix) 46 Sboshonean WELDING — hardfaclng. pro Must have driver’s license 23 Prlma donnu 31 Most recent PLEASE READ YOUR AD 22 Chief god of Indians and own auto. Closed Sat MAKERS ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 24 Epochal 33 Inventor of Claaallled or "W ant Ada" are taken over tlie phone aa a duction, cast machinery repair IheEudas dynamite 47 Of very low urdays. Apply In person. 24 Habitat plant 25 Horn (comb. brilliance convenience. 'The advertiser abonld read hla ad the FIBST etc. Bob’s Welding Service. YES, ...MEANSVHILE, O H .' A NO.MDU LUNKHEAD' 38 Occultism / s i r ! t h a t b u m mdu WE t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967______Legal Notiieeo p M M E IG H TE E N Housos For Salt 72 Suburban For Scfio 75 Wontod— Rbol Estoto 77 Bolton HottMt For Salt 72 Hottsos For Scrit 72 Hootos For Solo 72 F ^ ittn 50-A Rooms Without Board 59 Housos For Root 65 MANCSniflTHR — 6 bedrooms, VERNON — 4 bedroom Ranbh, L18TIN08 NEEIDBD. aU price OBDBB o r HBABUrO S batlu,^ Uvlng room, dining shmbbed level lot, immediate ranges. Call us for.a quick sale, nnniur ter renUeman only. WE HAVE houses, apartm ents------"""— ______BEAUTIFmi 9 room home, per- LAKEWOOD Circle STAIIE OF OONNBOnCXnL OOOD OOW manure, delivered, room, Utchen, and rec. room, occupancy, $17,000. Meyer we also buy houses for cash. TRIOT OF ANIXIVIBR kitcheniSSfen andw d iliving S ^ room facU: and fumlrtied houses for rent elding, poeelble 9 bed- ' custom built Oarrlson OolonlS, $6,000 down. Owner, 643-0860. School Board to Seek More Data on Busing oouBT. ^ “rowN oSr 16 and $10 loads, excellent for beautiful.4 room Ranch, over-, 6 rooms, laundry, 2-car gar- ■ Agency, 643-0609. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. OCTOBklR 6. M67. , , itles Included, private entrance and lease. PhUbrick Agency, rooms, a-car garage, 3 porches, Estafo of suudejr L. Motato I CLASSIFIED faU use. 64S-7804,'6 4 0 ^ 1 . slse garage, roofed patio, ex- ag^ porch. Call 289-9821 or 649- _ Bv CLEMEWELL YOUNG A letter from Mrs. Bruce only comment was that mem- belUon we feel It dmperiatlve to and parking. Inquire 118 Pearl 649-5847. nice yard. Priced to sell. Wol- FORREST HILLS area — 2 ENJOY COUNTRY Uvlng at Us SELLING your home? For late of BoKon In saM B M ilcI, ceUent Inside and out. Large year old 6-room Ranch, 8 bed The Board of Education took Hutchinson, with an addition by bers should speak up so that take inumedlBlte sitepa’’ censed. St. after 4 p.m. verton Agency, Realtors, 649- 8590. best In this 5-room Ranch, pan- prompt courteous service that If the townspeople have not the epijltesaqo of SOw ^ n V E ROOM partly furnished lot, $14,900. Mitten Agency, rooms, formal dining room, Keto results call Louis Dlmock no action on a school busing her husband, was also read to everyone could hear what they ’’T® HousohoM Goods 51 2818. eled kitchen and dining, one ; It necessary^ In the past to » « BEAUTIFUL LARGE room In house, pleasant location, gar Realtors, 648-6980. COLONIAL — 7 rooms, IH laige Uvlng room with raised proposal last night other than the board, with no comments, are saying. ADVERTISING baths, extra large living and acreofland. H uny at $18,000. Realty, 646-6828. Mrs. authority to convey an lutaisM In SEWING MACHINE -Singer private residence for respon age, fireplaces, large lawn. MANOHBSTBIr — 7 room exe- fireplaoe, kitchen with buUt- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- to Invite Dr. Thomas W. Mahan The letter containing the bus- Termed ‘Vital Issue* accept this challenge. real property of aald deceesBdi It parking area. Working adults. $18,900 — 8-bedgoom Cape, r ^ ^ , flowering peren- dining room, large sunroom, 8 Jr., director , of Project Con- Ing proposal, made by Paul Mrs. Hutchinson, In her letter, Butterfield said, “ then I do not u hereto CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS automatic zig-zag is cabinet, sible party. Bolton area. Call ------T-- - - - • VUUT« SMMiSMli Atwwvauin ------r « u il ins, $26,600. Owner 648-1648. 4686. That UM S M ^ button holes, embroiders, hems 647-1143 after 5 p.m. 648-2880. dormers, alr-condltloner, neat sohrubs and trees ihake bedrooms, garage, $28,500. Piui cem, to speak to the board at Brown, a member of the Board supported the busing proposal. ■r I V
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