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Fall Festival of Values! A. .;j. ,, ■■Ml ■( ' MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 196g y Boy Scouts B e n e f i t from Your United Fund Gift - See Page 16 pjUSB SDCTEBBf Ulanrlj^Htfr Ett^ning l|m li» r i "THE STORE WITH The Weather „ The SoropUmiat Club of Miantonomoh Tribe of Red Avorage Dally Net Press Ron ForecMt of U. S. Weather Bureaa lilanohestor will have a busi­ Men will meet tonight at 8 a( VILLAGE CHARM!" F o r tlM W eek Ended A bout Town ness meeting tonight at the Tinker Hall. Fair, mUd tonight with pntnhy home of Mrs. Lillian Gustafson, . ‘ lllliiiiiliiliiilll October U , 1968 fog developing, over low lying p*«t Matrons of Temple T4 Ludlow Rd. A board meeting St. Margaret's Circle, Daugh­ areaa toward, idomlng, low In the Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at 7 will Jpreeede the business ters of Isabella, wrill audit the MAIN STMEET 13,825 40e. Wedneflday mostly ranny meeting. Mrs. Alice Darling, books tomorrow at 8 p.m. at HALE' and continued warm, lilgli near 80. will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. the home of the regent, Mra, HOUSE Hember v l the Andit • t the home of Mrs. John Trot- regional gpovemor, will be pres­ 643^123 ent. Edward Cavagnaro, 72 Linn- Bnrena of OlreulnUon Maneheater— A City o f VUlage Charm ear, 86 Dale Rd. Mrs. James El- more Dr. All present book of­ "vlliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiii ' > ‘i Bott and Mrs. James Lewis will Martha Circle, Emanuel Lu­ ficers and trustees are remind­ PQive fts hofftcflfles. theran Church Women, will ed that this is a pre-installa­ (Olaodfled Advertising on Page li) PRICE SEVEN CENTS meet Thursday at 10 a.m. for tion audit which is required be­ OPEN Y(!>L.-LXXXlil, NO. 18 ,, (SIXTEEN PAGES)—-PLUS TABLOID MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER . 15, 1988 ]iL J«me6 Komlsh, admisaiona sewing at the parish building of fore every installation of offi­ ooonsedar of Alfred (N. Y.) Unl- the church. Members are re­ cers. TUES. and Tarslty, wUl inteniew prospec­ minded to bring lunch. There FALL FESTIVAL tive atudenU at Manchester will be a business meeting at Gerald O. Prlng, Inspector Excuse Margin, High School Wedne.sday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Harry Gustafson In charge of the police force of THURS. Police Ask Events 11:16 aJn. The university has will lead devotions. The Rev. C. Kenya, East Africa, will speak Dillon Begins Job Column Narrow a regiatration of about 1500 Henry Anderson will conduct on his experiences in this ca­ till Btudenta hi the CoUege of Li-/ P u blic H elp Algerians Claim Bible studie.s. Mrs. Fred Levitt pacity tomorrow at the lunch­ Begiinnlng this week, The beraJ Arts, the College of Cer- and Mrs. George Okerfelt will eon meeting of the Kiwanls OF VALUES! In State Herald Is being printed with amkB, the School of Nursing serve as hoebessefl. Club of Manchester at the In M urder new narrower columns, to emd the Graduate School. Country Club. Matt Moriarty, Men’s 100% Men’s Famous Faleen Of Selling Tax Cut take advantage of the ..most Manchester Lodge of Masons program chairman, made the Stewart Donglos modem means of high speed Alcorn Declines The Sidonlan degree team of will meet tomorrow at 7:30 arrangements for Mr. Pring's Wool Worsted State Police MaJor Sam­ newstransmission. Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of visit. Brand" Orion Pile, The same size paper will iJebanon, won the district com­ p.m. at the Ma.sonic Temple. WASHINGTON (AP) Bscre-^visers say, wUl put the economy uel Rome, head of police in­ Campaign Post Outpost Retaken The Master Mason degree will Manchester Assembly, Order tary of the Treasury Doug­ In high gear, and also bring in vestigation in last month’s be used until ’The Herald’s petition at the fall ceremonial be conferred. Zip-Out Lining mors taxes ultimately. present supply Is exhausted. In West Hartford Saturday. of Rainbow for Girls, will have SPORT las Dillon began the Job today In his statement, packed with murder of Hope Rothwell of The result Is the broad NEW YORK (AP) — an initiatory meeting tonight I>artlclpatlng in the parade The Emma Nettleton Group of selling President Kennedy’s charts on what the eduction Bolton, asked public help margin at the outside edge .ALGIERS (AP) — Al- were Nutmeg's Band, the oi Center Congregational at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. of each page. Meade Alcom, former Re­ giers radio claimed today Rangers, and officers and Officers will wear long white SUITS tax cut package to what may be would do for taxpayers, Dillon today in locating the occu­ publican national chairman, Mrs. JFK to Stay members of the forest, Church will have a poUuCk to- gowns. the toughest customer on Capi­ said the bill as approved by the pants of two cars that were ’The change in column that Algerian forces have moiTow at 6:.30 p.m. in the Rob­ COATS tol Hill—Sen. Harry F. Byrd and House ■will do the job with one widths is required because is reported to have reJected recaptured two desert out­ All-Weather in the area the night of the the new column measure Despite Fighting Mancbeeter Chapter of Ha- bins Room at the church. Mem­ Gibons Assembly, Catholic his Senate Finance Committee. exception—the treatment of cap­ an invitation to be national bers of Bethany Group and the After waiting through 20 days ital gains. girl’s disappearance. posts taken Monday by dassah will meet and install of­ Ladies of Cohimbus, will meet "Because of the urgency of Rome said the cars were on (Continued on Page 8) manager of Gov. Nelson A. Moroccan troops. ficers tomorrow at 8:30 p,m. in Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Dudley tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. at the K. of closed hearings, Dillon ap­ Rockefeller’s campaign for MARRAKECH. Morocco (API will be guests at the supper. of C. Home. Dr. Edward J. Su- peared today with a thick- sheaf prompt action, I recommend Bolton and Reservoir Rds. in - Mrs. John F. Kennedy plans The Algerians said Moroccan the vestry at Temple Beth Sho- The Rev. Mr. Dudley, aasociate that the committee eliminate the the 1964 GOP presiden­ troops supported by tank.s, lom. The Rev. Richard Battlas, lick will speak on “Medical of facts and figures that Vernon around 11 pJn. on Sept. to continue her vacation visit to pastor of Moimt Olive Baptist pastor, will .show .slides of Ha­ slrc,s.sed a need for urgency In provisions of the bill dealing tial nomination. planes and heavy artillery Ethics.” COATS ■with capital gains,” said Dillon. 18. The girl’s abandon-ed car Council Backs Morocco despite Algerian-Mor .swept up to 60 miles over the Ouuxih, Hartford, will .speak. waii after the supper. approving the $11 billion reduc­ Alcom, who practices law In ” tion this year His comments were In a pre­ was found 20 minutes later by roccan border fighting 300 miles border Monday in the area of 18 Hartford, Conn., would not com­ Axlmisaioin will he a filled bank. Manchester Grange will Airman 3.C. James L. Said Dillon, "It is essential to pared statement. If the bill be­ a Vernon constable on Reser­ ment on the report. But friend.s away. Hassi-Beida and TinJoub. ths )Coney will be used for research sponsor a rummage sale tomor­ The first lady is aware of the outposts. Hickey, son of Mr. and Mrs. row at Orange Hall from 9:30 the well-being of the naUon that comes fully effective. It would voir Rd. ’Ihe Rothwell girl was V ernacular and associate."! In Hartford and •tfiCMAA on trachoma. Jo.seph F. Hickey. 22 Crosby remove 1.6 million low-income conflict on the other side of the The Algerian government a.m. to noon. Members are re­ Huge selection of every effoi» b. made to com­ found murdered on Sept. 22 oft Washington said it was true. Rd.. Manchester, is being re­ Save many dollars plete JicUon on this bill before families from the tax rolls, and Alcom Is reported to have told Atlas Mountains but is not never officially admitted that minded to bring articles to the New Fall Styles mean cuts of $100 for four-per­ Dockerel Rd. In Tolland, about For Rituals alarmed, e s. Amba.ssador John the two plac es fell to the Moroc­ assigned to a unit of the Pa­ hall tonight. on these fine worst­ the end of the current year . , three milee front where her car friends his other commitments cific Air Forces after gradua­ and patterns. the nation has waited too long son families earning $5,000 a will not permit him to play a H. Fergu.son said. AlG&tlA can invaders. But today, ths tion from a technical training ed suits. Gray, Checks, muted for relief from the stifling bur­ year, $202 for a similar family was left. , maJor role in behalf of Rocke­ He said there is no plan to cut radio announcer said in a tri­ Mystic Review, 'Women’s Ben­ with a $10,000 a year Income, Police said the girl had been VATICAN CITY (AP) — The umphant voice: “Our forces course for munitions specialists efit Association, will have a brown, blue and plaids, herring­ den of excess taxes." Vatican Ecumenical Council feller, a Dartmouth cla.ssmate. short Mrs. Kennedy's stay in nNOOuf at Lowry Air Force Base, Colo. Harvest potluck tomorrow at 6 olive. Regulars 36 bones and solid Byrd, the Virginia Democrat $1,004 for a $30,000 a year fam­ strangled with the strap of her voted overwhelmingly today to The Hartford Courant said Al­ King Has.san II's .summer capi­ have cleared the invaders from FREE!! He was trained in mantenance, called by many "the watchdog ily, and $6,278 for a $100,000 fam-‘ purse.
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