AvMbgg Daily Net PnoB Ron IftAflB TWENTY-FOUR Far lha Warii Bndaf The Weather ' PRTOAY, OCrrOBER 28, 1968 Oetobor U , 1501 Fair and quit* cool tonight, Oatirbrntir Enrning Rmilb low in Um upper lO’a vrith ilanrijpfitpr lEiipmiig Upralii chance o f flraat in norm ally The Petannial Planters The British AmsMcan Club ooldor aoeUoiM. Fair and coo- day. Cooklaa, brownlea and 15,273 A bout Town Garden dub will meet Monday win have its annual Chiistmaa Lesson in Math Open H ouse Set ohUd’a homeroom. Allan L. Plairt NUw! Untied cool Sunday, high In 80*s. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. party for members’ children pieces of Chke were sold for a Cone, principal, and Atty. Don Htmche*ter— 4 City o f ViUage Charm few cents each as dessert. ald P. Richter, PTO president, UWtod Fund oM cc ait 93S Jamea Britton, iSS Woodland 8t. who win he less than 9 years To Aid Biafrans 9 .• By Bennet PTO Oo-hoatessea are Mrs. Fted 'Bosa Mbet of the goods were made wW weioome parents. VWa. LXXXVIH, NO. 28 (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV—TABLOm) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 Admrttelng on Paga IT) PR ICE t e n c e n t s * * * ■*. will be open tomorrow old by Chiistmaa Dec. 18 at 3 and Mrs. Herbert Huffield. Miss Mm. Doreen Johnson’s sixth by the students* pareots. ■ Woodland 1(C a.4n. to noon to" receive p.m. at the club house. The Bennet Junior High School MUllcent Jones will ifive instruc gradem at Nathan Hale Srinol ^ e total profta from the sale The ciily country In South '■•tam* from oanvAMera. deadline for members to PTO will hold an op4n house tion on maklnc: dried flower register their children is tomor took a leaaan In math whOe run- are $39.03 which will be sent to Ameriioa with coaethnM on both GilfiOENS pictures and Mrs. Harry Ltioyd row. nlng a fund ralslag program for Rie fiiMl*e headquarters in New neoGt Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. . the AfianMo and the I>o8llo im Tile VFW will eponsor a Hal- fuid Mrs. Donald Manning will the Biahaa diikfaan’s Relief Haven. Partnts wUl be abto to meet Ootombia. iowrero Dance and buffet at «he * demonstrate methods of mak A harvest supper and fair Fund ’ruewlay and Wedneeday. their children’s teadiem and • Balk* Set Clocks Back poet home for member* and ing note paper. The club la plan sponsored by the Women’s So The program staitad In the LBJ Reported Vooata tomorrow from S p.m. ning a trip to Bristol Nurseries ciety and the Couple* dub of ftHlow a typical day’s schedule Manchestoritos, along with class discussian of the plight of Lecture'Seriles o f olaasee. During the 15-min #Traiit to 1 a.m . ait the pqpt home. on Wednesday. Community Baptist Church will sts^ ^ Biafran chiMMn. The most Americana, will get on *Ilcketa wiH be available at the be held tomorrow ta FeUowshtp ute daas periods, each tfSacher KITCHEN CRAFT extra hour’s sleep tonight, Plane Hits Mountaintpp, • EvtrpvMt students wanted to do eomethlng Slated on Drugs wtU diecuM their couism and ■loor. In reoognilion of “Legal Sec Hall, 577 E. Center St. ’Die fair fo r them. when Daylight Saving Time retaries Day” and “Day in will be from 2 to 7 p.m. and a answer questions. A product of West ,Bend end*. When they learned a few pen A special lecture series on The Rev. Kenneth Btetre of Court,” Tuesday, the Greater turkey supper will be aeiVed The program will begin in the I Pushing Halt Clocks will be set BACK Hartford Legal Secretaries As at 5:80 and 6:80 p.m. Enter nies would buy a glass of milk drugs is being offered to par Co., as advertised in . ' M S * one hour os of 3 a.m. Sun Center OonKregational Church for the chUdren^ they wanted to will conduct a aervice Sunday sociation will apMisor a tour at tainment for children will be ents and aduRS'by the Manches day. That dooan’t mean that 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. through the provided by the Senior High •end something. In math Catholic Church will sponsor a odist Church will meet Monday FtMoy and Swtindoy WhOe. the Hanoi blast could be learned these reporta are true.’’ morrow to the last Sunday a fog and burned. 60 feet from the top of 2,700-foot meet Monday at 7:80 p.m. at the Churdi will meet Monday at Mancbeetar’s problems with Tpke. For ..yom* con redd an a rejection of Johiwon’a ofaurch. '■ 7:80 p.m. at the church. newspaper drive tomorroiw and at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. drugs will be the topic of the Another Hanoi broadcaet re- of next April, most of the Moose Mountain near Hanover Friday night. Thirty-two Sunday. A truck will be pcu*ked Glenn Law. •till aeoret propoealn, authori- oorded by U.B. radio monitors country will be on Standard eeoond meating. Local offlotali BUT NEVER venience Uea ohOM to interpret it a* a died. Helicopters took the 10 survivors off the moun oiqioalte the church where peo WiH presliK and made avallaUe in Waehing>- Time. tain. ple may leave papers. propaganda attoric whirii • did ton, opoUlghted in North Vtot- The Handbeir Choir of Center Both proimnw are free in the Telephone 646-2609 Northeast said the pilot, Capt. John A. Rapsia, 52, KATHY — ITS HEAT OR TREAT TfMEI Congregational Church will re ON SUNDAY not neoeaaarily reflect the final nameaw term s the two issues A rummage sale sponsored by Mgh school auditorium atarting deolalon of North Ytetnameae Set Clocks Back of Nashua, N. H., with the airline 14 years, had made NO n u CK—jruar TBEAT s Fra* Maea, M DAdaua, hearse Monday at 7:80 p.m. at 7!80 each night. Chester R. Waite, Sr. wfiMy repwted as being at ihe the Couples dub of Zion Evan m ips teodoia. heart of the negotiatioau for the the trip “hundreds of times." He was not among the AUL OOLfNWI PLITSt R e* a & tr, M taa Can. Ckiarii, "Cbadjr Apple gelical Lutheran Church will be The broadoari by Hanoi radio past several woaka. survivors. ' ------KNa” a * FMopklM. held in Zion Parish House, 130 Friday, however, waa receivlrg ’’Johnson is still unwilling to The list of persons presum- never expected there would be Cooper St., tomorrow from 9 careful study. sd dead in the crash includes TBOnABUSi Oreea 1ft Fj«alaes. Bm 8 fh e e w , unconditionally end the bombing Cushing Says any aunrlvora.’’ ■alst Swiss Chard, Boaton Lsttaee, Sakd Basel, E gg F la a t a.m. to noon. 10 For As rrporiad in press dlapatoty ...’’ this broadcast said. “At three Oonnecticut residents. TTie FalrchUd-Hlller FH337 fJMBIWWBrg orOOOOIla | BOOM, as from Hong Kong, tt said: the same time be still refuses to Northeast Identified the three propjet left Boston at 4:85 p.m. amt B * a * . Ormm, TaDose Haasab. 1 The S'steihood of Temple Beth “Btatement by U.B. propagain- recognise the National Front for He’ll Resign^ aa Mias S. AngeUco, of 81 with 17 poMengera for Lebanon, Bad, O rs« Beppsra, ArOehobea, White' Sholom will have a rummage 97c dtete that Hanoi haa oooepted the Liberation of South Viet Grant St., Norwich, Miss NJl., and 32 for MontpeUar, Vt. IWahis. Baiwd|ii, Cbeny Tomatose amd 1 sale Wednesday from 8 to 8 UA. conditions in return for a nam, the genuine representative Martha Dill of Greenwich and an hour and a half after the fB tlfl'! Bed, wblto, B ia Qnwea, P p.m. and on ’Thursday from 9 hombtag halt are nothing but and competent delegate of the Mrs. Pearle R. Schneider, 58, plane's scheduled 8:30 p,m. ar < * w < * * t Qidmea, Papayas, n a t ^ rniiiiniaaalias. Itu i- ajn. to noon. New and used drilbeiate Uae. Cites Letters U 747 Mather St, Suffield. rival at Lebanon, Northeast an palsa, PhMivpIe, OiapeCralt Rorida Onagaa, B^neWi, CROOUS South Vletnamnee people . ..’’ clothing will be offered for sale “Thaee deliberate falsehoods, North Vietnam’s verbal at The alrUne said Mlsa AngeU- nounced It was overdue. VABjaa Paaie a* OoesoBla — — » BOSTON (AP) — Richard as weS as new fabrics. ’Ilie sale 10 For which have no foimdaMon what- tack used President Johnson’s eo waa student at Graham Almost simultaneously, a fire WEEKEND SFECtALS for A SfECIAL RiATHYI vMll be held at the Masonic Boever in truth, are nothing but Thursday news conference—in CardtaMd Cuehiiig said Friday he Junior OoUege in Boaton. that lit the sky was s p o tt^ hl|Ji an attempt at paypbologlcal Among the injured were the on Moose Mountain and fire L E T T U C E ...... Temple on E. Center St which he u id there had been no wiU resign aa archbishop of Boa- warfriw aimed at spreading breakthrough and that the Unit •tewardeas. Miss Betty J. Frail, fighters and volunteers begtiui TOMATOES ...... ,1b. c ' . ton at (he end of (he year, citing eonfuloB imd misleading public ed States was working for peace M, at Berkeley Heights, N.J., the tortuous climb. GRAPEFRUIT ...... S f o r opinion. ” , puMlclty he received after his and Wlnthrop, Mass.; Robert A fire tighter who said he was -w s its takeoff point. defense of Jacqueline Kenoe^y’a T A N 6 E L 0 S ...... d o E .' Washington authorities took A dispatch from Hanoi by lOrobaU, 45, assistant dean of one of the first to reach the W et Feet, Oateh Cold 7 ilio poaitton that there was stM m arriage to Aristotle Onaaste. Tuck Bualneas School, Dart wreckage, Jean St. HUaire, 45, GREEN MT. POTATOES ...... -10 Dw. Have Tour Shoes Australian writer Wilfred Bur Cardinal Curiiing, obriousty at toast an even riianoe, proba chett, interpreted Johnson’e mouth College, and Dr. Richard eald he drove up In a Jeep about a WB CABBY lOBOPBM a Bepalred NOW! bly bettor, for rearidng some angered, sold he bad received OOMPUDIB u m o r BCIIDAT PAPBBB statement on “no break L. V aedi o f Oxfood, Ehiglsuid. a mile and a half, tbm htkad a Shoes Made LONGER txtdttrianding on acaUng down “maiiy letton condemning me All three were reported In sat mUe to the scene. ^ Otny Vha MBBa*eh PYRACAimtA through’’ as “ killing rumors of or the war and advancing the Par for asking charity for Jacque isfactory condttlon at .Mary “It was still bunting, but a AlwOwapladal^s ad— SM — Tl (FinttM eB) a bombing halt.’’ Burchett said line Kennedy.’’ He aald some Shoes Made WIDER ti peaee talks which would en- tiwt the President’s declaration Hitchcock Hospital, Hanover. there was nothing left of the abto Johnson to end the bomb were “in the language of the The hospital said one of the plane. The front of it was all S A M YULYES caused no suiprise in HanoL gutter.’ ’ " T H I R i l M 15” $1.95 ing in llio near future. This esti He also said that “Joimson’s Injured, Bernard Desmond Jr. smaahed. The injured were hud mate prsBumabty figured in a The cardinal on Tueeday dled together and a doctor who **Shoe Repairing O f mm AteO attempt to shift responsibility to of Springfield, Vt., was In criti atateaMnt made Friday by Re urged a more tolannt attitude cal condlUon. He suffered head was a passenger on the plane The Better Klndr fSAO a * SIAM Itaw ■ P R ^ C E T publican praetdenUal candidate '(See Page Nine) toward the remarriage and said Injuries. The rescue heUcoptera was trying to help. But he dUbi’t n o a h a t . ] it was nonsense to say the for have the equipment he needed. SM OAKLAMD n „ MAKCHMICB a MS-dM landed in the glare of auto head- mer First Lady was exoommun- lighta on the campus green at Most of the survlvora were Ih tcatod from (he Roman CMhoUc Dartmouth College. Ambulances sh ock." UORDWOOD Church because she married a whisked the Injured three blocks Another fireman, Steve Mack, Foe’s Losses Heavy divorced man. to the hospital. 30, said a male passenger told (la A OHiptag name) "Now I propoee after (he pub Hanover Police 6hlef Denals him he was apparently thrown licity I have received ia recent J. Cooney told newsmen at the from the plane in Ms seat and days, in my own native city, hospital that 10 survivors had hurled way of. knowing what the his oar after hunting deer with St. HUaire said a 10-man t^am oesttelttos. n was the fiiat ene- I Landscm Advioal Lit Ds The spokeamen aliio'nported Pope’s daetsioa wouM ha. 'bow and arrow when he heard waa needed to carry down one I .Help You With Tour my-tnlliatad combat In a month, that allied trooope killed 46 ene He said papal consideratton of the plane overhead. man on a traction bosod the res ooinoiding irtth statements from For Color Slides llPIantliig Profclemsl Sae my for every American or allied ihe ease would not begin offi "I couldn’t see It because of cuers took up to handle persons For Color Prints r Extoa Una Dhqriay of Hanoi rsjeoUng UA. peace over sridier lost in combat In the cially until pontiff receives for the fog above me,” he said, tures. ‘ Soviet Union Launches with back Injuries. Plante — Compian post two days, an extraordinari mal notifloation of Cardinal ’’but all at once these bright “ We worked in relays, going a Onailty. Oonmaia American spokesmen sold ly high kill ratio. Cushlng^a intention. Normally landing lights started to shine in few steps, then handing over to 'Our Prloaa — Theceb A about 300 enemy, supported by 126-20 ASA 64 2.39 126-12 Color Prints DUference, and IPs la In today’s battle near the (hla ooimea in tiie form of a let the fog. They were so close to some one else," he said. “ It was 3.54 a mortar barrage, attacked a Cambodian border, the UA. in ter addressed to the Pope and the mountain then that I knew Tour Favor! HAH Plant bivouac poattlon of U.S. lot Dtvi- Cosmonaut into Space Food 50 iba. fijs i naa fantrymen called in artillery sent to the Vatican through the they were going to Wt It . . . I (See Page Eighteen) Lawn Food SO lbs. aion infantrymen two miles strikes on the attackeni. After a apostolic delegate In Washing 135-20 ASA 25 2.24 (AP) — The Soviet 135*20 Color Prints 5.79 from the Cambodian border. fierce firelight they found 80 en ton, D.C. M oecow rendezvous. There never has “firsts,’’ Includtog the first Union today launohed a rookie been a launching of a Soyuz 2 The attack followed an artil emy bodies around the camp The cardinal, a friend of the manned launching and Alexei BEE OUR OOBfPLBTB cosmomut info space, its first lery barrage on Viet Cong base perimeter. UA. Iceeee were five Kennedy family for years, said announced and the speculation Leokov’s first space walk in 135-36 ASA 64 3.54 LINE OF: Laadeeape manned shot in more than a cam ps In the area that trig killed and 28 wounded. in early 1967 he would retire In centered around the possibility M arch 1965. For Movies M aterialai Bhraba, year, the news agency Tass re namentel aad Bbade gered 128 secondary exploeione, A senior American spokesman August 1970 on his 75th blrth- that it would play some role In Soviet apace piana are not an 135-20 ASA 64 Tteaa, Naadle and indicating that alsable muni- ported. the current endeavor. nounced in advance, so that fail ‘No Security Gap,’ 2.39 Super 8 ASA 40 3.29 Bioad Lasted -Eva^ tlois dumps were blown up. (See Page Eighteen) (Bee Page Eighteen) The ship, Soyuz 8, carried Col. The Russians have said they ures are trat publicized unless greens, Tlowerliig Georgy Beregovoi on his first eventually will launch more the olrcumatances are extraor Shrubs, Penanlak, trip into orbit, Tass said. It than five men Into space at the dinary, such as the death Of 135-36 ASA 25 3.24 Vines and aU of year identified him as a “Soviet 8 mm M ovie 2.64 same time. Sir Bernard Lovell, Kommarov. Humphrey Says Gardening Noede at pilot-cosmonaut, hero of the So director cf Britain's big radio Although (he Soviet space pro LOWEST PRICES FOK viet Union and a merited teat pi FINEST QDALITTI telescope observatory at Jodrell gram is veiled in secrecy, there lot.’ ’ Bank said a siKxessful rendez had been Indloations that the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gap—unless we ft^ow Mr. Nlx- n r m n n «• Tass said Beregovoi has vous would mean “ the RusslanB Russians would concentrate cn Democrat Hubert H. Hum- caits advice.” , ’^CLIS “charted fulfiUlng the program could possibly circumnavigate urnnaimed experiments. Cosmo Nixon said Thursday the Unit Complete with Processing! jbrey says Republican Richard THIS "POT FOURRr of the flight’’ but issued no de the moon within a month or sa nauts traveling aboard made no ed .States is faced with “ a COUPOM Dynachrome Slide, See o n laige aeeer t- tails of what maneovers might The last Soviet maimed space mention of plans to send a man M. Nixon’s security gap charge gravely serious security gap” ment of Dried Materi be performed. It said Beregovoi flight was Soyuz 1, laimched in into orbit. “has threatened to bring down due to the Democrate. al aad Flortet Snppllea "feels well’’ end aH systems April 1967. It crashed to earth, Tass said five chip was the whole fragile architecture of Humphrey said the United Movie and Print Films lor arrangemeiite. Baa elboard the craft were tunt- onr TrMtoal Bonaa : ’R ir hilling Cosmonaut Vladimir launched at 11:84 a.m., Moscow peace.” States has ISO heavy bombers tiontng normally. and 600 taadcers com pared to the This coupon will b* iccaptsd at Plante. BsoaBent for Kommarov. time by “a powerful rockat “We are the stnmgest nation Coldor for 2Bc toward psymant for the home or glfto . . . "Speculation arose In Moscow Beregovoi is the 13lh Soviet booster.’ ’ on etu'th,” said Humphrey Fri Soviet Union’s 150 heavy bomb- era and 50 dual tanker-basnbeni. purchais of Dynschroma film, thru We aleo bavai ^Tapa- and amcng apace experts in the cosmonaut to be put into orbit. The ship may have been day. • ; Saturday, Oct. 26th, 1969. Only one nesa Laateens, M e ^ West (hat another craft would Those before him have “There is no security gap,’’ he Humphrey said the United I coupon per roll purchaan. Plante and Straw Join Beregovoi. In space fo r a achieved an impressive list of (See Page Eighteen) said. “There will be no survival States has 75 nuclear subma^ Slowere . . . rines compared to 57 Soviet ' Baa De T n T o n L a m atomic subs. « f - t - m g»ll»»999aff»99 0 9 $ It Defense Secretary Ctarit M. Clifford said in Washington the Fifth Seen Uncertain Russians have 900 interconti i B P 'u u r nental 'ballistic missiles, 180 more than a year ago, but still Olympus PRIVET HEDGE 154 fewer than the United Statea 4 ‘Weathervanes’ Say Nixon has. Humplirey said of Nixon’s 10 for charge: "In an effort to catch By CARL P. LEUBSDOBF areas with predominantly Re —Crook County, Ore. Hie pop- votes he is playing politics with: Aasociated Presb Writer publican rural regions. ulatioq, mainly rtuichers, log our natlraial security, undarmta- Instant Load Quickmatic WASHINGTON (AP) — Four Many interviews brought out gers and mill workers. Is Just a feeling of uncertainty or con three per-square mile. Although ing the confidence o t our olUaa, of five counties considered polit encouraging recklaaaneoa OUR REG. fusion over the three-cornered registration is S-to-2 Dem ocrat ical weathervanes because they camiiaign pitting Humphrey ic, oven Mrs. Fern DavenpoVt, among our enemlea and under 67.99 backed every winning presiden and Nixon against American In- secretary of the county Demo mining our long and patient ef tial candidate in the 20th Cen dex>endent can^date George C. cratic Central Committee, sees fort* to bring a rational end to 39.87 tury are leaning toward Repub Wallace. ’ a GOP trend. “It’s a vote the madnesa of the stratagto Electric eye automatic exposure, power film wind. Flash cube lican Richard M. Nixon, a varie Another theme, heard in all against President Johnson,” she arms race.” socket. Simple zone focusing. Includes film, cube, batteries. SM ltefer — ty of Indicators ahow. five, was a desire to change said, adding “Humphrey hasn't Nbcon had some praiaa, bolw- Only 50 Kits. A fifth, Palo Alto Oouivty, parties in power, if only to try got through.” ever, Friday tor President John OOUROiS, MDtAM Iowa, Is considered very close, something different. —Laramie County, Wyo. son’s conduct of the OEteris peaoa partly because of uncertainty as Here is a rundown of the five Democrate hold a registration talks. CORN, oiKl DRIED to how many normally Republi counties: lecui, but their edge in prim ary Nbccu aald Johnaon te ‘‘driv can voters will support third- —Coos County, N.H. Republi turnout was under 400, com ing very hard” for a Vietnam MATERIAL... pqrty candlate Osorge C. Wal- cans maintain a slim regtstra- pared with 8,000 in 1964. A state bombing haR, The Repubhoan Polaroid Kodak Kodak laae. tion edge in the state's northern wide poll by radio-television sta nominee denied what he i In all five, an Aasociated most county. But a straw poll tion KTWO in Casper gave this reports ttiat “ ihia apart of aottvk Film Sale! RiwdodMcIroii* N* Press survey of local political published Oct. 10 by the Manch breakdown; Nixon 54.1 i>er cent, ity te a cynical, laat-mlmite at . Color Film Mafler” Special! IP* to 18" leaders, newspaper editors and ester Union-Leader showed a Humphrey 82.4 per cent, Wal tempt by Johnson to aalvage tha _____ B et- 9SM registered voters shows Demo healthy Nixon lead over Huih- lace 18.5 per cent.J candidacy” of Humphray. crat Hubert H. Humphrey tar phrey and Wallace a distant —Palo Alto County, Iowa. R Is Nixon said ha’a confident the 1 0 7 ...... 1 ^ CX 126 12 ex. r .92 N O W 81J9 t i behind the 1964 position of Pres third. “He's just a vague char a farm area with declining pi^i- President "wUt not play poR- PK 20 or PK 59 ident Johnson, -who carried acter out of the South,” said ulatlon but no Negroes or crime. tlce” wMntha war. 5 for *7 JO them then by t^ heavy majori Brud Warren, a weekly newspa Democratic chairman Richard Herbart Q. Rlabi, Ntanm’s di 108 ...... 3i4 k 135 20 ex.. 1.34 (*Rod Hybitde) ties. per editor, of Wallace. Kibble of Curlew says his party rector o f cam paign ocenmUDtoa- YOUR'c h o i c e The four in which Nixon is —Stafford County, N.H. An in is behind, but “the momentum ttona, said later Curtis B. La- Not Seeing Eye-to-Eye , considered ahead are Coos and dustrialized region in the South haa swung to Humphrey and May, thhd-paity vice pcwMiir Stafford Counties, N.H., Crook eastern part of the state. It has we'll be on top by election day." tlal candtdata, had #20 Swinger Trenton, N. J„ police officer and youthful anti-Wallace demonstrator have eye- County, Ore., and Laramie a Republican registration' ma Republican Chairman John F. KA 464 Sup.8 2.07 WOODUND oharges of poltUoal mottvaltm • '7'vj 1.17 to-eye confrontation moments before demonstrator waa ejected from rally held County, Wyo. The surveys were jority ancl, likewise, showed Doran says "If the Wallace vote at the peaoa taUta made earlier this month. heavy a Nixon lead in the Un . Only 2 Per Cudtonter is big, the Democrats win." Edi The counties range from pre ion-Leader straw poll. Nicholas But Lawrtnoa F. O’Brtai^ GARVENS by Wallace .supporten in Trentn, N. J., Civic Center last niirht. Younir demon tors from two of three papers Desnoci^o chalnnan, dominantly urban Stafford to Littlefield, editor of the Somer- expect Nixon victories, but U45 'nHAAMD XPKE. Let John or Leon strator was ^ one of several hundred heckleni who tried to shout down George the farmland of Palo Alto to aworth Free Press said “the while the third saya “the whole saM Nhun itead “ aitAB ilirtnHu' to convey a vtetous and ttto* r r .' MANCHESTER SSU: m. lirf SAT. Zapedka Help You! Wallace, Amertcan Independent party presidential candidate, in speech before sparsely settled Crook. TVfo, Democratic party organization trend haa been Democratic in Exit M, Wilbur C u m Pkwy. Open Dally till 9 Coos and Laramie, combine in the city is falling apart. Peo recent years. It'looka like It will oum tlooa wMhmit taUng KMEW/i OKU UT{ ivnv NIBHI some 4,000 supporters. (AP Photofax) * We reserve the right to limit quantities. • ^ 648-8474 normaUy Dem ocratic industrieil ple are M up with LBJ." continue.” <1 iFngaBIghteMi)
7 u rA0 S TWC MAl^CHESTEB EViaONG HERALD. M ANCniSTER. CONN.. SATURDAY} OCTOBER 26, 19fi« filANCHES'rER EVENING HERALu, MANCHESTER. CONN., • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 PA G E TH R EE in New York Race Queen EKzabeth ^ T olland County Mase., until he flirished a trio- BOY SCOUT East Germany THEATER TIME SheinwoW on Bridge Library Has graph o f Quinn. R is due out W ffl Be W earing Said Holding SCHEDULE N ov. 7. ‘ Javits^ O’Dwyer, Buckley N o te s and Nems POflTPONE THE PLAY NORTH Original of The manuscripts will be fmff OF DOUBTFUL SURB 4 K 7 3 shown publicly at the library be Hot, Bright Hues Dissenter T rials SATURDAY Congressional Candidates Debate P0RTM£^ <0 1092 ginning Nov. 7. All the mate Goblins’ Delight L(»nx>N (AP) — qusen Elis P ack IM Burnside—Paper Lion, 7:00- By ALFRED SHBINWOU) rials will be made available to Vie for U.S. Senate Seat BERLIN (AP) — East Ger 0 084 3 The dlftsrwioes between tbe TmssvSeh claimed tbe fed- all receive four houra of sdMwl- Eliot Poem abeth n will bleak a royal tra- Pack 120 of 8 t James School 9 06. The correct play of a suit may scholars around Idarch 15. TTie m m YOBK (AP) — The U.6. party regulars, has gained him held Its Award Meeting Friday many has launched a eerlee of State— Parent Trap, 1:90-4:00- depend on wtrioh opponent is 41 Q 106 three candidatee for Oongrees ®riU govedmmertt "should have Ing a day in addition to nrili- for Halloween , . didan when she visits BrasH and secret trials of dissenters who library is not now permitting I — nic* In N«w York this other backers-^lndudlng many in tbe ediool auditorium. The 6:30-9:00; Goliath 2nd, 3:40- likely to be short Pootpene the WEST EAST trom the 2nd District were tai yean ago.” "Gov- tary training. Those who are NEW YORK (AP) — The Chile next month by wearing objected to the Soviet Inveuion any quotatloh from the manu- pMr InmNee a liberal Repubil- former aides of the late Ssn. hot, bright colors. opening ceremony was conduct 8:10-8:40. iriay of such a suit until you 4 QJ10 96J24 None grspIrioaUy demonstrated dur- * """* '* *• thinking of the handloapped could be assigned original manuscript of “The setip te of Ckechoaiovakla in which East r T i l awmmsiratea OUT- (average person. Just idMut do)- to clerical duttee, he said. ean witb some Democratic Robert F. Kennedy and Arthur Until now, it has bean a rigid ed by Min. H. Mahoney of the U.A. Theater—I Love You have learned as much oa you ^ 63 <0 J8754 “ Waste Lend” by T. 8. Eliot, German forces took part, au Ing Thuraday’s hour and a half lum." h e^ to t^ ^ ’s up to in- raUftal A id TTie library, calling "The backtnc, an antiwar Democrat J. Goldberg, former U.S. Am rule that British royatty wear V.F.W. Women’s Auxiliary. Mrs. AUco, 2;00-3;80-S:00-7:00-9;00. can about the diatributtan of the 0 5 0 JI076 bearing extensive editing by Waste Land” the single moit in who won't ondorse his party's bassador to the UMted Nattooi, Mahoney gave a talk on the thoritative sourcea- reported to Bast Hartford Drlve-ln — I various suits. A 73 2 4 1985 •»> debate on Chaimei 34. dustry to clean up Us own pol- RegapUng federal aid to edu- pale partels becaufe they stand day. Esra Pound, has been held In fluential poem of the 30th cen LICORHX CHIP ICE CREAM! IwasliVntlal candidate and a who Is Humptueys New York history of the American .Flag Love You Alice, 9:40; Hotel, Opeiring lead — queen o f SOUTH The candidates, incumbent problems which tt creat- oaUon, all agreed the Oderal out better and can be seen from 'Ihe aouroea said that Hoiet secret by the New York PubUc tury, said; OonseiwatiTe who supports the camfnign manager. and made a presentation of a 7:80. 4 A 84 William St. Oaga, a Democrat govarnment should assume a the bimk o f a crowd. Boesiet, atage director at the Library for 10 years. “ Moet of the manuscript was OOP national ticket In oontrast, however, the Royal dressmaker Hudy flag to each of the live hew Bast Windsor Drive-In — The If South had to tatride th e A K Q • .. seeking Iris fourth term In Cnn- Wrifare changes were dis- n^ore rsiHstlr share of the costs “No Tricks — We’U Treat” deits. Biewt Berttn Oonric Opera, laad James W. Henderson, chief of typewritten because he (Eliot) Jacob K. Javita, M, the in break with Humphrey apparent Andes never gives out dascrlp- F ok, 9:20; Countdown, 7:30. diamonds eiuly he would first 0 AK92 gross; Rspublloan Pstsr Marl- ousssd, wtth Marlairi and of eduention. New Bobcats inducted into the been eeirianced to years In the institution’s research librar was suffering from a strained cumbent seeking a third term. ly has lost O’Dwyer the support tlons or q>ecific details of the MaiMriiester Drive-In — Shut take the ace. If West dropped 4 AK4 airi, and independent Dirriei Taiasevlch maintaining that » indicetiiir ha will A Colorful Marahinallow Pumpkin-Hesd peck were Steven Kmlec, David ptiaon' for distribute leaflets ies, dUcIosed Thursday that the hand injured while rowing. His loDed up large pluralities in of several labor organisations. queen’s clothea before A e sp- tered Room, 6:30-10:10; It, 8:30. an honor. South would lead low Sooth West North East ^ Tarasevl^ discuss^ and de- wiyoito aMe to ^ s ^ be ^ ^ Rappaport, Gerald Raiq>aport, protesting the Invasion. manuscript, along with other friend and mentor, Ezra Pound, U M and 1M2, even carrying tra The New York SUte AFLrdO pears in them. But Amies' to dummy’s queen, ratahring 3 N T I^ass 4 N T betted Servsd With Every Sunijael Leonard Parla, Peter Daigle, They said additional trials SUNDAY Pass ^ regard aid to original work of the British whom the poet called the better ditionally Democratic New York backi^ Javita, as did the New the ace-ntate fo r a fkyaee I f federal aid for education to Juetlflably unable to work, how- education, advocated dresses will include hot pink, s 6 N T A ll Pass - ■■n.-ja, WMVwwwwes www-out- poet, had beenvwwst |nUVIIg long passages and prun the Uberal Party—which exists cil. Olechny, Thomas Healey, Da 4:05-6:10-8:16. second Ume. ‘*We thought they would be vid Roberts, Michael Bolduc, old and 19-year-oU rona of n^prollferation treety end -v-Y «*oot dirtrtet for educa- the manuscript was destroyed. Itig others.’ only in New York State, and Except for the primary, State-,<-Parent Trap, 1:80-4:00- If Bast dropped an honor on better colore to reflect the Paul Mbrrlsette, David Reich, with the ntoe. SouFb T t iu iv " ____ _ '’hig. y agreed, coeto such os teacherts which is backing Democrat Hu O’Dwyer’s only pt^Ucal victory aoicntM Robert Havemann. The 6 :30-9:00. the first diamond South would The material was acquired brighter climate and sun In Thomas Boland, Glen Frechette. father lost iris membenlrip in wins and returns to dummy with rtThey fielded queetiona from St. Onge agreed that thoee ’saiaHae and schocri buUdlng from Mri. Thomas F. Oonroy, > Shadif 'SbufcCliavu^ $ t n h oA bert H. Humphrey for president. was in IMS,, when he was tiect- Goliath 2nd, 8:80-6:10-8:40. continue with the king, retain the OmiiecUout Lnogue of Worn- who can work Should, but point- South A m erica,” a apokesman Also, RonsUd DeBlois, Rldt- a spade to lead anathsr d l«^ Detroit Crash Kills Paul O’Dwyer, SI. an antiwar ed a city coundfanan. fire Okiiwinmlat party and his U.A. Theater—I Love You ing duimny’s queen-eight for a Ml Voters coSts.” Admitting the program wife of a HiUaborough, Calif., said. "The queen wore one of ard WaUh, Bilan Jones, Peter mood through East - for te ^ «P«»tv.. 8t. onge felt tt surgeon, who to nlera^the late Democrat from New York City, A recent GOP poll showed poet at East Berlin’s Humboldt Attoe, 3:00-8:80-5:00-7:00-9:00. finesse if East could iK>t follow Connecticut IVIan our suits in turquoise ^ at As Granger, Donald Dubay, Joeeidi Urriverslty in 1964 for his inde msaked finesse. enee and In eome easee from ^ «hie to do ,**yyy*e o ^ hecaura **np6«ttveto ip ^ v e to relieve reltove state arvl and John Quinn, a New York lawyer backed Sen. Eugene J. Mc Javita w l^ 46 per cent of the cot last year and are believe Bast Hartford Drive-In—I sutt the seoend time. If only krw Dolly Qneatlon sach other. taig program s ^ proq>ectlve vote, oompsmed to Buccino, • Mark Toomey, (>irl pendent views on how sodaHsm diamonds appeared on the first ___ VI » .1, wirii* haven t ^ structures which are and patron of the arte. The DETROIT (AP) — Robert C. Carthy tor the Democratic pres that gave her a new taste tor Love You Alice, '1:80. Partner opens with a 1-NT (16 ' Hie debate proceeded routine- been able to do enough because beccnli* exhaizttad Morton, Michael Thompeon, Da should dervriop. trick. South would be unable to mamiscripts apparently came to Lang, 48, of Springdale, Com., idential nomination and has re- 16 per cent each tor O’Dwyer color.” H otel, 9:15. to 18 polBte) and Ike acKt plsy.-i ly, except for two instances, one the oppoeittan party keeps cut- ^ To u Can Tflste Tht Quality’’ , vid Oreutt and William Rlddles- Sourcea In the Csechoalovak cope with a 4-1 break of the five Quinn because of his influence was killed FYiday in an auto fuMd to endorse Humidtrey. He and Buckley. Twenty per cent The Amies wardrobe, toom East Windsor Drive-In—The er passes. You hold: SpsdeSi' of which involved St. Onge and ttn® them back, claiming we Marlairi felt increased federal were reported undecided. worth. Etaitbeanr in B eat B erlin aay the mtastng diamonds. '* in having Eliot’s work published mobile crash which also in- won an upset victory in the pri whldi tbe queen wUl chooee Scouts inducted into the Webe- Fbx, 7:80. N on e; Hearts, J-8-7-S-4| Dl%^ Martanl, and another which oc- ca-n’t afford them.” gwernment irid necessary, Javits, a Jew from the Lower Aug. 21 Warsaw Pact blUs on Fortunately, ito law compeki in this country, Eliot’ died in Jured amther Oonneotlcut man. NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS mary over an organixation- what to wear, foUows the look of los were Kevin FTyim, John Countdown, 9:80. ' ' tnonda, J-16-1-6; Oinbe, J * 8 -d . ciired between 'rarasevlch and . "It’s a lot cheaper than keep- Mvoo a ^ bl«k fronts to East Side and a graduate of the Prague produces a wave of South to play the diamonds ear 1985. Police said Lang was injured backed candidate and an up the couture dressmaker's latest Fhrley, Ketmeth O'Neil, David Manchester Drive-In — Shut What do you toy „ Martanl. irif the people on welfare tor ^ ““4 aduoatlonal ROUTE 6 and 44A — OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY New York University law sympathy and other demonatra- ly. He should take tbe ace o f The purchase in 1968 was not when the atatlan wagon in state congressman who foUovred ooUacdon. 'IWs means ttiat her Rappeix>rt, Stephen Kmlec, tered Room, 6:80-10:10. Answer: Bid two bssrts. St, Onge vtoably bristled when the reat of ihelr lives,” be stat- P«n>osee. State and local gov- announced, Henderson said, be school, also strongly opposes the ttoos of support by todlvldued spadee arid should then run the which he was tiding struck the John and Bernice Rieg Parkade Branch — Monday through Saturday the ackninistration line on Viet dresses win be simple, straight Gregory Eimls, John Martin, » , 8:80. — Because of the dangerous apadg, Marlanl accused him of voting *<1- “Although the welfare ixriee oroments are exhaurtlng their war and has urged cessation of Etost Germans for the cause of three hearts smd the three ctiriw. cause the library would, have rear of a car and then smashed nam. and uncluttered, depeiiding on Jcrim Fhley, Stephen Pongrats, situation you hope to make mora a|alnst a 9$ million federal have been reduced in Oomecti- *•* agreed. tbe bombing of North Vietnam ■beralimn in Ckechoetovakia. Oounls the Hand been preosed to open the collec- into a light poie. James Buckley. 46, a political color and material for impact Edward Juaelis, Mark DeSi triclai at hearte than your pat^ educaUonol old grant to Impact- cut, there to stw much that can Taraaevich maintained the tlon for use. Mre. Oonroy re and recognition of the National East (lennan Gommuirist At the first trick South learns Anthony Arancio, 30, of New newcomer who ran the cam rather than on detaU. mone, Michael Caouette, Wil Brokaa Committed ner would at nptnimp. - ed areas on a Congressional be improved on.” federal government ahould con- strlcted Its use to B. L. Held, Liberation FYont. leader Waiter Utoricht was in that West started with seven Haven, driver of the vehicle, paign of his younger brother, Amies’ hemUnes are mosQy liam RUkDesworth, Larry Cam- Oqtyriglit 1666 roll coll vote. Split on Draft tribute at least $200 minimum. English pnriesaor at Mount Hol- A strong supporter of Oov. the forefront of those demand For Observation spades and East with none. was hospitalized in critical con WilUam F. Buckley Jr., for the on the knee in Us fashion coUsc- panelU, J e ffre y Ehmia, M ark General Features Ooip. The Incumbent Oongreesmen Both St. Onge and Marlairi "It’s our money anyway,” he yoke College, South Hadley, Nelson A. Rockefdler’s unsuc in g that the Hberalisatiaa ralty in tion but the queen will, as usual, Doherty and Michael Silver. M E R ID E N (AP) — M elvin fired back, stating he has long apoke In favor of achool Into- Mrid. cessful bid for the GOP presi- in Csecfaoslovakla be halted. He to two rounds of hearts and 1MB, is the candidate of the Con wear hers a fait longer than that! The following Awards vwre Brokaw, 24, of Southington, 4anttal nomination, Javlts has feared it would q>read to the three rounds of otubs. This ac bean a champion for educational gratlon and the right of the fed- The nuclear non-pixrilfleration servative party^-another party Hot pink has been used for presented: Bear, Eric Randall, charged on 19 counts of break announced since thsd be will Bant German people. counts for 12 of West's original l to Impacted areaa. “I have eral government to influence treaty should be signed Im- exclusive to New York State. both day and evening drenets to St^ilien Pongrats, Mark DeSi ing and entering and of larceny, vote for Nixon and his running Ulbricht declared that a cid- 13 cards. eked the edmintotratlon and equal educational opportunltlea mediately acconUng to St. -Onge, Buckley has endorsed Rldiard go on the royal tour and the mone and John Fbley; WcHf, has been ordered to CorsMotl- mate, Spiro T. Agnew. tuial liberalisation such aa oc Since West can bold at mott 1 efought all the way for aid to to aU children In a public school but should be much stronger 1C. Nixon, praised the Black wardrobe Includes at least. one Jeffrey Gayson, Albert Bolduc, cut Valley Hospital tor 80 days BucUey, a businessman, also curred In Csechoslovakia would only one diamond. South can knpaotod areaa,” St. Onge stat- educattonal program. with guarantoee that It wfll Power' movement tor trying to print in cut Satin. Michael Diana and Jeffrey Di observation. Imantle has endorsed IBxon even not be toletatod in Bast Oer- play the diamonds wtth aboolute .1 ...... "People should have the right work according to Marlairi. eliminate dependency on gov- The queen bas been a cuetcmr ana ; Silver Arrow, Anthony Gor Brokaw was ordered to the though the OOP' presidential tnony. assurance. He begina by lead S tarts 7i00— Flentm e 8<40 emnent and urges a full offen er of Hardy Amiee sinoe LtSl, man; Gold Arrow, Jeffrey Gay- hoeqrital in liDddtetown, F rid ay ***®^*’ ■«‘*®®** according Taraaevich was in favor of candidate is supporting Javita. Havematm and poet-einger ing a low (ttamend to dununy’e Adnlte Only etoT say In ear* signing the treaty. "They don’t sive In Vietnam. when die warn atlH Pilneem son and James Itoray. when he appeared in Clrctut queen. West follows with tbe Boys who earned Webeloe Ac W- John Martin, Edward Kucsyn- Gysi ttrid a recent meeting of Afarisiri of not taking sufficient therefore more attractive, port Humphrey if the vice presi Maple Street School: Monday, akl, RKriiard Lautesbaarii. Sam O'® ^ a te oouncU Havem aim ami interest in local Groton affairs, St. Onge ttrid of the oommit- Blermann were "poUtically and auch 4U a meeting of the Gro- tee of youth he has working on dent were nominated. He has tomato soup, aandwlches of uel Lourle eod David Creamer, stuck to that stand. Lady Aquanauts Sclentlat; Richard Lautenbacli. taridlectually defeated ami iso { BOLTON LAKE HOTEL } 'Taxpayers Association to a solution to the problem, and lated .” FAIRWAY AA he also has consistently May Be Answer Scholar: David Beaullei^ Sbow- Boate 44A— Botton, Conn which he had been Invited. termed Republicait presiden- attacked Nixon and third-party sliced peaUies; Tuesday, Amer- ; Martouri replied he was aware Flal candidate Richard Nixon’s Manchester’s Newest candidate George C WaHacs. Icaa cbopwuey, green beans, By KALPH DIOBTON Tbe following cUbs received Tel. 64»«781 at the meeting but had a full *4ea of a volunteer army "a the Arrow of Light Badge which O’Dwyer seeks an cole slaw, applesauce; Wednes AP SetaMie Writer 'TMnl-ny oampalgn schedule. “I know of fraud.” St. Onge leans toward is the highfJit award in (hrir For Food A t j}our Interests toi Groton. You’ve ® kritery system to which a 11 oease-fire In Vietnam, arranged day, trasen orange Juice, grilled LONG BEACH, CaUf. (AP)— Scouting: Umoihor Cmrey, • D a o d n Y Its Pineet by the United Nattoos. and it is frankflxts on rolls, potato drips, Officers of the Navy's Smlab 6 been arrestod for them,” he told ’'rouW be subjected. Ttaomas Florenttoo, Gerard On The Tem ce, 'tarasevlch Tarassvich would like to see I St. on ih is Is m s that he broke with odary and carrot sticks, cheese think they have tbe answer to • Banquets Lancette end Raymond Parr. OrerioddiiY e. iiriddle tpke. Humphrey. wedges, pears; Thursday, drick- one of the great problems facing • W eddinss SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN ; An underiylng strain between ^ QUALITY FURNITUK STORE Tbese fou r beqra w e i« ai BeautiAd BoHm This anUarar stand, while en in gravy, buttered rice, sweet men who w ill spend hmg wedcs tKc two Groton candidates ««m . He proposes they by TYoop 120 as its newest mem • CmiTentioDB L a k e . ASbiUyleilMicFilaiiarMaltital]^ ’ coiaiiig him the help of many potatoes, spinach, cranberry at great depths uoder the sea. 4d to exist, but was not directly bers. Scoutmaster Roger Grang ptas A Daring Oo-Hlt The problem: boredom when Am obHimioNED vtolMe. aance, dwwviiafe cake squares; er accepted them in tbe luune of •nSE PINK PUSSY” they're not working. ! Regarding foreign trade wtth Friday, baked haddock with tar the troop emd explained their FB ATU B O ro Where Star lives The answer: female aquan (^mmmrist natims, St Onge, ^UmrlfpBtrr ter saaoe, potato sticks, but duties as scouts versus cub% THE NICK MOKOIAS TRIO Next FM.i "HELGA” O ct 28 auts. Martanl and Taraaevich all tered caiTota, apple-ralsIn ode- glvtag them an idea of wbat dew, fruited gdaiin with top The intriguing ettuatton arose E vsey Friday sad SstordM fo r ysor DaackMr s agreed flie United States should €ttnmi9 Ifprald their experleiKes woaU be like Uetoslag Meseuro ping. Milk and sandwiches at a news ccnferenoe 'niuraday tfade wtth all coixitries of the as otfidale disrioeed techricai in the ftHrthcoming yeiu'. ''COUNTDOWN' served wtth a ll wMnia n e den nrotben of al the 'bss/Vssi/Vs=!/\s=A6a/> MANCHESTER world. Martanl and Tarasevlch liinson^s probleme have delayed lowering cjriled for “ cash on the barrel- Vemon Elementary School: of the BT-toot-loag Hkfattat until deiw displayed the arts and DRIVE-IN [AST WINDSOR hiead,” while St Onge thought Monday, ravioli, kernd corn, mld-HovcBnber or later. crafts the cubs have created DRIVE IN ★ RI 5 “ )Bvo to 10-yeor credit terms ode elaw; 'Tuesday, baked Five teams of eight or nine thus fa r. luncheon loef, mashed potato, men ore scheduled to q>end 12 Scoutmaster Fiark DeSimone a ^ d be permtoirible, for huge Candy Kitchen cream ootn. pickled beets; days eadi in the cyttndrtoal sea announced tbe program for the There are exchsngM .” Where Qtarilty Coiriiy b Made Freak Dolly Wednesday, hambuig loaf, on hut at a depth of 600 feet near coming year and reported on 'AD were opposed to the se ion gravy, mashed potato, BUDS sem taur Son Oemente Mand off the Ibe successful candy sale beM n iority s y s te m in Cfongress, Ckooee From Over IM Vartotlee green beans, lettuce salad; some doors Southern CaMfonria coast. by the pack last moniti. He re while all three candidates were Thursday, hambuig in roH, po Ob their rattan to the surface minded all the boys of tbe re- that should in ^vor of conservation legisla tato d i^ vegetable sticks, TREAT YOURSELF TO OUR they will have to apend six days wmptioa of Oak Grove Nature tion, changes In the welfare pro pickles; Friday, tomato soup, never be HALLOWEEN CANDY in deocsniaesslon chambera, Oeitter riean-tq> program. gram and tbe need for addition dam dsNsder, ham salad or getting rid of atmoepheiic gases Parents and boys are remiad- al federal aid to education. peanut b u tte r aandsriches, opened... Oioosa from a tasteful sebotloa of apeotal forced into their tissues by pres- ed of tbe footbal game Nov. TTiey differed, however, on mlxse, JKly beans, foiled chocolate oovrities, crackers. Home-made desserts 3, that afl are Invttod to attend DANCE or fnrit served wtth aU meals, Maes 19 thnee that at tbe sur Saturday, Oct. 12 their ideas fo r the scriutlona. filled pumpklna and Halloween wrumed pea face. at the Uiriveratty of Oarmeeticitt. Views On Oonservalloa. nut butter Iriaief. No tricks. Just qu^ity in srirtttka to m flk, bread and candy. butter. During that period one of Regarding conservation, theta- big problems wfll be bore- RAY'S PAVILION Martauri advocated that “ the Skinner Road School: Monday, The oldest majeu’ city weal of ^ © doen, as it wlH be fo r future un OOVENTBY LAKE tbe Allegheny Mountains is Os- puhllo eeetor provide incentives qagfaetti with murinoom sauce, dersea^ workers in mtaring and • Bod'Diyhr Dancing 8K)0 till Midnight ftA O to help industry correct the tossed salad, green beans, Ital drllUng operationa. trait, JGoh.,, estabUzbed as a fort in 120L “BCWIL" problems of pollution.” He ian bread and butter; ’Tuesday, Oapt. Grady H. Lowe, com — Featuring — mahrinlned that Industry could dricken and gravy, meshed po mander of tbe Naval Undersea not afford to go it aloiM. tatoes, qrinach, peanut butter EASTHARJFORO \ ^ . Wcufare Center at neerby Pasa- i;mvi IN ★ RT 5 St Onge felt the question aca eandwldies; Wednesday, maca dmn, suggested that the best so ■THE W INDY e m r demic, "if we are to survive roni and tuna salad, cole elaw. [ ■ lution woidd be female as wdl and our children to be aMe to beets, butter sandwiches; Thurs as male aquanauts. breathe dean ah’ and drtnk day, bat dog on roll, baked Oapt George F. Bond, medi clean water we need conserva beans, potato drips, che^ cal officer for Sealsb 3 and its tion legislation. He advocated ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TIL 649>4332 sticks; Friday, beef noodle eoiq>, forenmers, said the Navy has FUNNY BEST SELLING ,'bCX>K TO SCREEN! the consultation of state and loc egg senderldies, peanut butter ple*n to use women in-cmy al fovernmeiria in any legtola- OPEN DAILY aafl SUNDAY till SiN PJL sandwiches. Dessert and milk deep-dlviig; oocupat^oR, "bu t I vtlcn that t o passed. Caady Also Avaflakb For V M d ------g \ > are served with eadi meal. •o® no vaBoon why they Northeast School: Monday, not do the work." pork and gravy, buttered noo “I tirink this may come very dles, buttered carrots, vsiriUa soon,” be said, “as ooeducatiaB- ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ padding; Tuesday, fraakfurts ol academic institution go In roUa, baked beans, saper- more and more Into oceanogra kraut, aUced peaches; Wednes phy.” day, turkey and gravy, meriwirt Former aztoonaut Scott Ctar- potatoes, buttered peas, cook pettter, a Navy commander who Based on Ihs book by GeOfge PlimptOH ies; Thinday, hot meat biril •pent a record 80 days la sandwiches, buttered corn, ap 2 at a depth of 206 feet off La AlanTAIda plesauce; Friday, mscaroni Lauren Hutton and cheese, coteslow, buttered Bond's ohseiwstlan that fe- Technicolor* green beans, cake. MMk, breed »>ale aquanauts probably ara DoOy 7tU - 6166 ( 7i N >»K )6 and butter served wttta a ll n eed ed '"a t this tim e.” Sat. - Son. Rm . from 2 Low meals. “That,” said Carpenter, “de- 2•8ri6-ari6.7ri6-Sri6 Lake St. School: Monlay, P*™*> rittirely on your view- BURNSIDE macaroni shells wtth meat -Pobit.” N a zt—>Thel iStsaaglsr' (■ p f f f-p . -, , ^Cost sauce, spinach, fruit, cheese edges; Tuesday, beef in gravy, Family Plan w edges; Tueeday, beef In gravy, mashed potatoes, kftnel com, Jello; Wednesday, vege MANCHISTfR Savings Sank table beef soup, meat iand- r s T i CIHTIR wldtes arid peanut butter sand ' 643-7B33 Jil PARKING R{AR Of THEATRI wiches, cake; Thursday, pizza, Life Insurance tv PMUIC HWdlON-ttiKleaiiy OAVIO (Mn« potato stlcka, carrot sticks, Hal StieeittoiiliyDBUDIW nl NATHMMl l/WCHUOl loween dessert; FYiday, maca^ ImcoumI *JwyscwNCi(MoouctioH - a a ronl and cheese, green beans, PA-PA JOE’S I— •«0Mi»»i4iiewi-«««uijHv fruit. East Elementary School: Man- MonitBrofthByBir! day, beef and gravy, rice, gresn HAYLEY^HAYLEY bsaiu; Tuesday, pizza, vege GIANT table sticks; Wednesday, Amer ican chop suey, nrixed vege- MILLS MILLSa tsMes, corn bread; Tluirsday, baked hash, canots; Friday, V. ttma casserole, peas. Home- nuule desserts or fruit end milk GRINDERS - PIZZA served with all meals. MAUREEN O’HARA 489 E. MIODU TPKE. MANCHESTER a. General Dynamics -BRUUI KEITH Dsmocratic laadsrihip in Maachestar worked effectively for the PHONt 6 4 9 -5 2 0 3 CMMUl Wl (f0( XWM Awarded Ctmiraet RUGGLES MERKEL CARROLL BARNES NOW OPEN iuccessful development of neighborhood swimming pools. Fran ■~Mez>c OMno S\MFT ^ .Jtrtiig.’T eikxhastn WASHINOTON tA P)—Gen Mahoney at Saulter's Pool in Assembly District 19 recalls hit role 'M em b er eral Dynamics Oarp. has been FX).I.C. awarded a |97.9 miUlon ooi)ti«et in advancing tha town's racreational facilities during his adminis to ooruAruct three sssrbaige 646-1S5S W O N D 0 U V L cltpper strips. I U i.im tration from 1962*1966. cfer’s Furniture The oontnot wu atranled 11AJL ta 11 P.1L—>ll6n.-nittm. KMday by the Fedm l Msti- G O L I A T H II 11 AM to 1 P.»L—FrL and SOL' ♦ i time Adnritristratloa. Genarsl . 810 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER . . . Dynamics wifl psrform tbs worir OPEN 4PJLtellPJL~8widByB , - This ad sponsored by Demooratto Town Committoe—Harry Maldment, Trsaa. St its ()u iiioy, MASS., shipyards. Store Honrs; OPEN 9:00 AM. to 9:00 PM. DAILY — SAT. 9:00 AM. to 5:30 PM.
Ai MANCHSSIEB SVKNINO HERALD. XANGHESTEB, CONN.. SATURDAY. OCTOBER % 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 PA G E F IV E
Living room of the MacDonalds where the living is easy with paraphernalia and memorabilia ED MUSKIE
Carpenter^ Spare That Tree Story By June Tumpldna ABE RIBICOFF PRESIDENT MIM DADDARIO Project; Add large living-rec reational room to existing house. Problem: Tree where addition la to be built which owners do not wish to remove. STATE SENATOR Solution; Build addition around STATE REPRESENTATIVE tree. And the result is Just that. The Gordon MacDonalds of School Street, Andover, built their heart’s desire around the tree of which they were so fond. The photo on ttiis page might deceive one to believe that the top of the tree grows through 0 i the roof. Actually, the top of the enclosed tree was cut off and the stubs of the uplifting branch es are concealed in an atUc. Originally, this home was a conventional cape cod in design and still appears so from the front with an addition to the side. But i Us from the rear that one sees the dramatic change In the size%>f the home. Inside and to the left of the front entrance is a storage closet which Is referred to as “the chapel’’ because the ceil ing shows exposed beams, light is admitted through a stained glaaa window over a small -A church pew and a collection of DAVE BARRY i f M lver and pesvter chalices is MARY IE DUG displayed on a beam shelf. leth DISTRICT On the right Is a small bath- ixxmi with cranberry red cov Mr. MacDonald works on art asaignmenrt in upstairs studio overioolcing lake ered walls above a paneling of poBshed chestnut boards trom STATE REPRESENTATIVE an dd bam. Bronze Mrds have life size painting o t a marching I STATE REPRESENTATIVE been adapted to use as faucet Revolutionary drummer boy, handles on an
Hubert H. Humphrey 1 V S i . A r . , FRAN MAHONEY CHARLIE BOGGINI 19th DISTRICT 20th DISTRICT
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■M V the team you can trust VOTE DEMOCRATIC O N NOVEMBER 5th Ad Sponsored By Democratic Town C(»nn\ittee Harry Maidment, Treasurer
i i Ifteen foot hewn hemlock lo « holds plants in front of huge Rear view show* raised dormer and added room built around tree window
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:-i.. A jA.r-t.lL.:. PAGE BDL B4ANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 P AG E SE V E N more docUa than < ^Umrl^pHtpr aummer. Carpenter^ And as for hecldara of tba type which €ttntttt9 l|prald disturb the American pcdlUeal abens to tbe cunent campaign, tbay era not In Spare That Tree evidence along the route of the Rumtan EMERGENCY MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF GREATER HARTFORD ^ U BtaMU aiTMt aokhera, eltber because nobody wants to (OowMBoed trem Pogq 6) Mr. MAoDonsld oequlrsd by _SIaaGk«Mr,_OoBB. go to Siberia that badly, or beeauae TH O M Aa y . i ME b o t o w trading a guinea pig. WAX.TKB R. nBROTWN thoae who are wiUing to risk fltosila artist, often finds one of thesa A window seat covered with PnMtabeta - October 1, UU get it as soon as they utter the wrong strange objects vary usstul In a bear rug m w oho* k buffet. word or letter tbe wroug MnOmenL hte work. There are also dis Tha ornate buffet legs have be ______C r a r y K r t MUkm K x c e p t Sundky* Hnthtoym. CnieBrt at the FcM ORSec at We have troublea with our freedom, play cases full of ses shsUs. come oendle sticks. A perfect ~ ' Ooaa..* as Beootirt CUaa Mall and they soanettoiea give ua a meaay, Mounted In old picture frames reproduction of (he oldeet tomb- are varieties of winged besUss etone to Old Wetherafleld reels 71 AGENCIES dlsardered feeing, but the troubtas we sqnciuFTiON r a t e s and insects, moth-millara and on top of a bookoese contointog PajRable bi Ad ranee have in freedom are as iKrihtiig to the O pe Teau' ...... tlDiOO buCtcrtlieo. On the stairway waU rare, old books and china. Pul SERVING i l x M ooU a ...... U.tO deeper and more terrible troublea we hang several primitive farm pit oholra upholstered to blue THESE 71 AGENCIES Ibrac Monthe ...... 7 .K would have inside flie ordered dlecIpHne O ne K on th ...... ItO Imot'mente. velvet match the full length of the totaktariaa state. Mr. MacDonald’s studio te up- blue velvet window drapes. One M E M B E R or ^ . 11 TOWNS THX ASSOCIATED PRSSB .. We ought not to have to choose.tFVnr stalra and overlooks Andover of the "otaalra” to tWs room te n>e AeaodBtel Preee >• exctuelTely entitled our part, we ought to be able to achieve Lake. One of the mott Interett- a bouncy, metal tractor seat. to tbe oae of repuliUcation of alt news dis- IREATER HARTFORD potehee credited to- It or not otherwise credlt- .more respect for our own democratic ing features of the studio te a A sU-foot hortaontal Mexican ad Pi Ibis paiier and also the local nesrs pub- scene "painted’’ to natural Habed Pcfw. processes without swcriflcfaig democracy amMl table which te a stab Americin Red Cross AS rlcltts of refsiHIcatlon of special dls- Itself. And In that effort we etaould. be from a felled elm tree. It has no grain seeds te accented by the patebea herein are also reaerred. Anherican Social Health cheered by the oomtoetlng certainty that. legs, but te suspended 6rom the brilliant blue end green cover H m Ramld Piintbir Cbmpanr Inc., as- ing of a studio couch besteolh. Association ARE COUNTING ON ceiUiv by four wires. Another anmea no Hnanclal reapoosuBItT lor typo- If we do not surrender democracy and fiu b lca l arrors appeartnc In adTertieemeou slob from the same tree te used On another wad hongs a fam- Boys' Clubs of Hartford freedom here, we will be Joined In that ‘ Uy portrait painted to oil by and other reading matter In The Manchester aa a kind of dart board. Boy Scouts, Charter Oak Council. Bveninc Barald. freedom, sooner or later, by thoae who, Tha placfrde-reatetance, of Mr. MacDonald tocludtog Tbelr Snbacrlber to Los Angeles Thnea-Waablng- for the historical moment, strew flowera couraa, te the room with the four daugtotera, Laurie, Heath (Catholic Family Services toa Peat News Service. Poll serrloe client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. beneath the feet of tbelr own ' tree. An open-step stair winds er, Bridte and Alteon. Children's Services of PnhUMters Repreaentatlves — The Julhis around the tree to a loft above Partial wall covering te cork Connecticut Mathews Special A n n e r — New TorP. Chl- oaso, Detroit and Boston. which te a combination guest paneling which affords a back Connecticut Valley Girl Scout A Man Alone room and lounge. This te a liv ground for all soite of op sut, MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- Council y YOUR FAIR SHARE TIONB There are moments in these feverish ing room In the truest sense (or comic poetena, paintings or whatever might be the family’s East Hartford Public Health INsiitay advertPIng dosing hours: hours when the recital of a soft word here te where the MacDonald’s Ihr Monday — 1 p.m. phiday. in behalf of John Lindsay appears a tour little girls dance and {day, whtm of the moment Nursing Association For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. mlntBesB Incitement to riot. Rarely have the parents entertain, or the The MacDonalds like to Family Service Society Ptor Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. change the waH decor with the 2 FV>r Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. sued! (kverse voices seem ed Joined In a family enjoys the view from a The Greeter Hartford Assn, for Fior Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. chorus of agitated animoeity; it la not (Hcnrid photo by Ptato) holidays or seasons. RTnter For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ‘AbenmufiSk’ two-story window of lawn and for Retarded Children (HARC) CUasifled deadline — S p.m. day M ore often that any mayor anywhere haa si Two soloists, David Ahnond, oreranist at CoiK»nfm shade trees which slope gently brings out a noUectlon of old publication. S p.m. Friday, lor Saturday multaneously heard teacher and police Lutheran Church (rifiTht), and the Rev. Kenneth sleds and imiakatea. Another Greater Hartford Community and Monday puMication. To Be Given down tq the lake. men calUng for bis esdle. Michnay, pastor of Holy iSdnity Lutheran Chundi, A stc^ light mounted in the time, ^Jored glass bottles ere Council SUPPORT... Satunlay, Oebober 26 The vtodiettve delight of som e o f ICr. Stafford Springrs, rphearse for this month’s concert loft glvee a dramatic effect anongM around the room to Hartford Dispensary Lindsay's partiaan enemies is under At Concordia at Concordia Lutheran Church. when beamed down the tree brighten the winter dreorineee. Hartford Hearing League standable. What must be more depress At the time of the "Flrat Foot^ Two Quotations Ooncordla Lutheran Church stair. A wooden sap bucket on Hartford ing is the timidity and silence of other win present the "Abendmuslk: the tree bolds current pertodi- ing’’, a Scot holiday, the kilte, Hare are two quatBUons. men who recogniae that he be has been Re/omiatlon Vespers" tornor- oals. Mosee plants grow from tsutons and tarns are brought Hartford Neighborhcxxl Canters ’Wonders of the Universe- NAME SECTION 19 ^6 9 The lin t U from the PreaMeOt o f tbe trying with utmost solemnity to grapirie row at 7:30 p.m. In the nave oonoeoled ptks among the out for display. Summertime Jewish Community Center Undtel States, apeaUns at his press ood- with problems that defy any easy etriu- of the diurch on Pitkin St. branchee. A couple of hornet’s beings forth a spectacle of sea* tion. Jewish Family Service AODRESI TEAM ference Ttamday. He was anawerinf a This month’s "Abendmuslk nests high up in the tree, shells and drlftwocxL This te hardy to suggest that his Ad Legal Aid Society qnesthn about possible progress toward Voice May Control will comist of cloasic and ooo- though inactive, look real. Mr, and Mrs. MacDonald ap- ministration has been free from error, tempoiory works based on A large hanging begonia hongs p e u frequently wUh The Pod National Recreation Association pepce In yietnam . in pest or present ertoea. But the attack TUs sras paH of Us answer; hymns of Martin Luther and at one side of the large wln- ium Players to Hebron. Mr. Open Hearth Association ' UNITED APPEAL to which he te now being subjected goei some of hte fePow retotmera. dow suspended from the ceWng MacDonald also ploys the gui- “We want peace very mudi. We hatre far beyond legitimate dispute over com Movement in Space Salvation Army The organ music, performed by a block and tackle, the kind tstf and sings folk ballads. He been dotag all we coidd for several plex tesuea of Judgment It involves fan by David Aknond of Ooncordla used to Hft hay bales In bam s. Iws appeared on several chil Social Service Department — tastic caricatures o f Ute man. By DR. L M. LEVITT, Director In general terms, the system montha to try to bring about some kind Lutheran, will include hymn set- ' ' To balance It on (he other side dren’s programs on local tale- Greater Hartford Council of an undentasalbig which srouid result To depict trim aa a union-buster is as The Fete Planetarium fonotlons in the (oQowing man tings by Samuel Scheldt and vision. Whereas Mr. MacDonald Of The Franklin Inatitute is hanging vine In a bcurttet sus of Churches PLEDGE THE FAIR SHARE GIFT in aubatanttve dUcaadona and ultimate remote from truth as the aBegatian that ner : ^;>eech te tranefonned Dietrich Buxtehude, both 17th is an artist commercially, Mns. he te guilty of private religious or racial pended by a small pulley. Traveler's Aid Society aettlement of tbe SouUaast Asia prob- from acouNtioal to electrical en century ocanposera. Oot.itempor- MbcDonald te an artist for fun prejudice. Tet aU of ns have heard such It may be recalled that pic On the wall oppoeite the large Or the amount mcJicated . , . leao.” ergy. The frequency spectrum ary organ music will be and oftentimes helps her hus Urban League of Greater absurditiea angrily shouted in recent tures of the late MaJ. Edward window are several lead gloss of the qieecli is shaped by an represented with works by BSrn- band on an assignment. Hartford m e second quota tton is from a report days by cHlxens with no previous record lattice paned windows, which White shewed him maneuvering eleotronic device which then est Pepplitg, Johann Nepo- USD to Ibe Wall Street Journal of Friday, tbe of tantrums. It te alnooet an indlgnify outside the Gemini capsule peiforms a detailed analyste of muk David, and Jen Bender. next morning, from its Warrington to defend btm against these unwhispered Visiting Nurse Association using a hond4ield gun. By re the frequency-time oont^ of Vocal music will be perform boraui. campaignB; yet one again feels obliged of Hartford the speech signal. The signal is ed by the Rev. Kenneth Miob- to do ao. As I have written before, I leasing gaa through nozzles he It read as follows: then fed into a processor which '.tey of Stafford Pn-*.-; • rv.— Women's League SOLICITOR'S REPORT have known few men in public or per- could move around the space I wisli to pay my pledge □ Monthly □ Semi-annually ‘X^ootrary to artdespread Inoptearona, craft in any direction. How yields the fiiwl word-recogni Trinity Lutheran Church, atal The Open Forum YMCA LBJ has been stlfteniug hia tenna for aonal life aa deeply reverent toward the tion. Thai thesproper mecha- □ Quarterly □ Annually rights of man aa John Undsay. ever, it te important to realize David Almond. YWCA halting tbe hnmdsi^ ESaily Mda year that when the astronaut was ntem is actuated to fuUBl tbe nommunirattma tor publication on the Open Forum will not • '' What has really gone wrong stems to The music will consist of using this propulsion system, spoken command. Tbe elec be guaranteed publication If they contain more than 800 Nortb Vietnam could have gott^ by with large measure from a quality that some works by Jeham He.tnann his hands were occupied and he tronic circuitry works In a man words. The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish SieNATUK SUBSCmiU ^ . scarcely more than a promlae to bold win acknowledge as a deep - seated Sefaein. These vocal duets based MANCHESTER of could not perform any other ner akniiar to neuron, or livtog any matter that may be libelous or which te to bad taste. feDfUtntiaa into tbe South to mpleHned idealism and that cynics dtemiae aa on earty hyknns from Schalii’s win mani^ task until the maneu nerve cMla. Free eiqiresslon pf political views te desired by contributions American Red Crose ‘noanal’ volume; now tbe U.8. demands Incorrigible innocence. He has had an collection, "OpeUa Nova,” were miUM Ao6Ksi ' ' ’ ...... vering had come to a halt. of flite character but letters which are defamatory or abusive SOLICITOK'S SIGNATUIIE a cleaned-out DMZ. dharp cuiba on a l instinctive faitta that, in a crowded city There are several problems puMMted in 1618. There wUI be Boy Scouts, Charter Oak Council This has been recognized as a associated with a device of this win be rejected. sMMcks, a peace-table seat for the where the interdependence of life te other hymns sung by the con- Catholic Family Services serious restraint on. the astro tjrpe. The present v o 'ce con gregatian. Saigon regime. potatodly dramatised each day, he cotdd naut and plans are under way Children's Services of effectiviy appeal to Qie rule of reason. troller will accommodate a n “The price is bard for Ho te pay. In to provide a voice control over Apollo-stse crew. But suppose "Unfair to John Doe” in tbe paper of refuting to give, Connecticut On that twmght day of Jan. 2, 1966, the astronaut maneuvering unit To the Editor, the Implication being ttiat be eCTect, he’d ne teoognlMng the Soutbem when he took office while the city’s sub there te a last-minute change Community Child Guidance ‘PtWPois.” granting m ore safety to the (AMU) to permit the astronaut in crew? To get around this I beUeve that every cam gave nothing. Clinic of Manchester, Inc. way asKi bus Unea were crippled by a to “ ta lk " his way about in Herald paigner for public office has Would you not agree that this goeenauent be has aimed to transit atrike, he proclaimed his belief problem, a set of identifleation space while Ms hands are oc the duty and the re^wnslMlIty would be as grossly unfair to Connecticut Valley Girl Scout But U.8. dtplomata atiive to convey in what he called “ a simple, petbaps old- cards may be made up (or ev Yesterdays BY NEXT MONDAY cupied. ’nie voice unit would to properly inform, enlighten, John Doe as It te to Senator Council iatpiica tton: LBJ’t price would ilae fashioned concept. . that tbe public to- ery astronaut in training s o permit an astronaut working and expSaln Issues to hte oon- Barry? The answer te obvious. Hertford County YM CA a^ain after the etectfen; the price of a tereat must prevnU over special interest, that any subetitution may be 25 Year$ Ago outside hte spacecraft to acti made. Background noise will stguents to the best of hte abil This te the Und of campaign Pieaident Nbam would be stOI U g^ . the good of the community over the de- vate thrusters on the AMU, Lutz Junior Museum be a huixBe but this te an en state Trade School cloees at ity. material emanating from Mr. aires of any group. It we tail, tbe Im- thus propelling Mmseif by Manchester Association for the “ A wdM fdocm ed ptriUlolan reports de gineering problem which can noon so that the entire seboM It appears that the Republican AgostineUl’s camp and thsM ptlcations of our defeat... will be pro merely speaking such directions Help of Retarded Children fense chief esftord last week urged a claimed by the cynics as proof that our be handled. Some engineers are and faculty may part.cipate In candidate tor State Senator half-truths are not only unfair CAN 465,000 PEOPLE as "right" or "up.” im Mil bomb halt to help Humpteey; cities are no longer governable." also concerned about the effect a toiwnwide scrap collection. from the fourth senatorial dis to Ms opponent, hut to the vot Manchester Public Health Johnaon and Rtnk nded otherwise, keep It should be understood that trict has taken a dim view of ers as well. In a recent release Nurses Association He patiently enlisted talented men for the voice controller la not de of the spacecraft and spcuie suit ing tbe price tq>.*’ this bbUgation. To tbe con by Mr. AgosttoeUl he states “I key potos and sought to reidace tired signed to replace the hand con on voice recognition, but they 10 Years Ago USO trary, he has through mteleed- do not consider myself a slick ..One miglit say this in regard to theae hacks. In labar disputes be invoked the troller. ‘The hand contrMler wlU beUeve that the recognition pat Omar Shrine dub presents togads to tbe paper, deliberate politician, but do what te best two quotationa. ' notion that fair-minded mediation could remain (be primary mode of terns may be cluinged to take care of this problem. Only use concert In Manchester High ly confused and distorted Infor for the town and the people.” Is FARMIMQTON RAISE THE NEEDED The first, from the President speak be substituted for the backroom ‘‘fix” ; control with the voice contrM- of tbe system under space con School auditorium with Sphinx mation In the hope that people this the best he can do for the ing. aounte tbe way the ftestdent has be was soon to discover that old customs ler used only during cargo Temirie Shrine Band, Kilties were d e ^ y entrenched. Some top aides, dition wta provide all the aiv- will be easily deceived. people? American Red Cross uauaMy managed to aotmd o j tbe iaaue transfer and rescue. and Chanters taking part. harassed by old bureaucratic games, Bwers. For example, he cteims that Boy Scouts, Charter Oak Council' of peace in Vietnam. A group of RCA engineers Initially to the campaign, I gave tq>, and otbers revetted to the an and Air Force personnel have A voice recognition device can MOTHER’ S HELPER hte opponent. Senator Barry hod no intention of writing a Camp Heinpy Hill The seoend, from tbe report of the cient routines. voted no to provide needed been developing a voice contrM- also be used for space rescue NEW YORK (A P ) — Now Ut- letter to the paper, but Mr. Child Guidance Clinic *860,427 TO MEET Joncnal’a Washington news bureau, Tet tbe fnntrations and reversals were ler and wkhtn the next few work. The AMU could be acti tle girls can do everything that funds for 1180.00 per pupU dolly AgooUnelU leaver me no cho'ce. sounds exactly tbe way be baa acted on In In important degree overahsdowed by years — certainly by the time vated and controlled by a sec mother does Yankee Council of Vietnam. onnaistenUy and from the be the comparative tranquility this dty that man begins long-range ex ond astronaut or from earth group of mtoil-appUances that Barry voted "yee” (or an ap- support BO he can continue to Girl Scouts ginning. achieved during the "hot summer" that periments in space—it will be using a radio Unk. This capa,- really work. propriatton of flSO.OO per piqpU truly represent you. Direct Aid blew up in other metropolises. Even hU operational. blUty would allow an uncon There are stoves, dishwash for the first 800 students to a Sincerely, Farmington Recreation detractors gave Lindsay laige recogni- Marvin B. Herscher and scious or injured astroraut to ers, grills. Menders, and mixers town and after that $160.00 per Bill Faber THE UNITED APPEAL GOAL? Association UcIf MayhcM^ Pretty Flowers tlon for this adrievement; it was agreed ‘Thomas P. Kelly, engineers be ‘‘talked’’ back to his space (or Uny tots who want to keep piqitL Mr. AgosttoeUl wants the that the "viailriltt3r'‘ of hte own presence with RCA’s Defense Electronic Farmington Valley Association In a better wotld, one woidd not ewen craft by a companion space house. Other "Suzy Homemak people to beUeve that Senator 'Two of Manrhester*a FtaMsf in ghetto areas and the enUgbtened po Products, are reqmnsible for traveler or by a otmtroller on er" toys include carpet rwee- Barry voted "no” tor any ap- for Retarded Children , btfre to oonslder making such a idioloe. nce leadenhip of the Leary-OareHk To the EkUtor, iCt the development of the voice earth. pers, vacuum cleaners. Irons proprlatton. It te as If John Doe Visiting Nurse Association In a mote deoecd world, neltber set of I would Uke to take this I team, created under his auspices, had controller. Currently, the unit's The voice controller would be and Ironing bocmls, d'.zhes, cut were asked to contribute $26.00 time and space to give credit UreumatasKaa woidd come into been decisive factors in shilling a new vocabulary consists of 12 com arxjther by-product of space re lery, utensUs, and cake and can for a charitaMe cause but only The 1968 United Appeal is in serious danger of not meeting its goal. As of atmosphere and sparing New* Toric the and thanks to two of Manches existmee. In a more maaonafaie world, mands, though more can be search ap^icable to use o n dy mixes. gave $20.00 and te then accused QLASTONBURY ordeals of other big towns. • ter's finest. ftaere would be leas ugly mayhem along added To prevent oonfustig; the earth. VoIm control could be de this past Monday, we still needed $860,427, with only a few days left to go. the pwehlftitlsl campalgin trail in the The ghastly Irony is that these precious voice controller, each maneu veloped oyer a wide rattge of My wife gave birth to a sen American Red Cross accompltehments are now menaced by United States and tbere would be fewer ver would be preceded by the machines. One current experi at home about «:80 am. on Arthritis Rheumatism the Utter fan out of the school strike. activating word ’’command.’’ O ct. 22. 'If It was not for our hypocritical flowers along the trail of mental system would speed the Foundation Suddenly racial and religious conflict To move up, the astronaut qualified Police Deportment I Russia II troops letundng to ttasir own handling of parcel post pack Boy Scouts, Charter Oak Council If we fail, the operating budgets of our 71 agencies will have to be reapprais poisons the city’s air, with 1,000,000 would say "command up.” To ages by automatically sorting Connecticut Yankee 'Would have had real problems. borne noil after tbelr mission in Chech achool kids caught in the middle. Mean move right, the astronaut would them according to the spoken Bjr A .H .O . These two men deserve aH Children's Services of COnn. oslovakia. while, the pdice "sick” slowdown has say "comnuuid right.’’ ZIP code number. This points the credit to the world. They Connecticut Valley Girl Scout ed and reduced. Staff and facilities sorely needed to meet the increasing de Imperiled aU the agreements negotiated But tr we had to make a choice be Herscher Indicates that the up the tremendous potential In 11118 column’s tentattve prog a wedding cake. Humphrey had, are Officers Wood and MWer. Council tween tbe .mayhem and the flowers, be by JusUce Arthur Goldberg and there is development of a voice control nostications concerning the Oon- a device of this type, and it te to Cfonneoticut at least, pulled My son and wife are doing YWCA tween the disorder and the order, be the sense of a dty floundering, apprehen ler depends prim arily on the neoticut result on Nov. 5 have both fate phyaSoal and hte men weM. mands for service may be curtailed. Individuals and families who need help sive and polarized. but a matter of time before this tween the turbulence and the discipline, ability of engineers to design a potential is exploited. been calling all the Oonneottout tal chromosomes together until I would like to say ttwiUcs Greater Hartford Association for Conceivably Undsay wUI be destroyed •yrtem which can recognize racee closer than the usual ex-, they made, at last, some Und of again. Retarded Children, Inc. we would choose the mayhem. by such events, but such obituaries are will be deprived. oontunands and set Into motion pectatton. We have been calcu 'campaign striking force. (HARC) The bedding on the American poUttcal frequenUy premature and hte resilience Hiomas D. Stratton a sequence of events to follow lating that both Nixon and Wal Hite—that he appeared to campaign trad thla fall haa been ugly has often been underestimated. His dif 63 Compfield Rd. Greater Hartford, Cerebral Palsy the oonunand diotates. Thus a lace peaked a little early, and Coimeoticut as something a cut — ugly in Its methods and ugly to ita ficulties are not to be minimized; there \ Thonght for Today Hartley-Salmon Child Guidance real-time speech - recognition we guessed, on the baste of the above what he had been expect From 16 Homes The United Appeal is the one major annual fund drive which gives each'oner purposes. It baa tunied the traditional U a built-in DemocraUc estaUlahment in syatem with Mgh accuracy and Sponsored by the Manchester Clinic Assn. labor ^ other areas; Gov. Rockefeller Ooundl of Churches atmosphere surrounding the ed to be—was Ills ttngle clear To the Editor, damoeratlc free martcetpiaoe of ideas nom im l welgHt was pr6posed. r events and on reports of reac plus from the vlojt. There may, Salvation Army into a raucous contest of noiaemaklng has exhlUted no protective concern for limited allowable weight and During the afternoon last Sun- of us^ as individuals, the opportunity to show our concern for our neighbor's Wra. The truth is that New York may be tion afterward, that Nixon and however, have been another 6ay’ moat of the staff of the and lung power. It has aime4 at the volume of the speech recogni The Poor of OhriM ungovernable’’ in a profound sense _ Wallace didn’t reverse their goto tor Mm, although not cl the Depot • Ooffeelmuse canvassed tion system dictated that it had "The poor have the soTpel SOUTH WIHDSOR denial of the rig^bt of tun to can and that decentralization is required on trend of slight sag, or dd them- Und he or hte foUowera would for the Un'ted Fund, We were problems. to be small. Yet it could not be preached to them.” (Matthew didates for high public office. It Win be a level far broader than the school ays- n-6) eelves very much positive good, care to shout about. It may »“ n>rteed and saddened by the American Red Cross a One, daan day in American life when t6fn. so elementary as to provide’ by their personal appearance In have been Ms good fortune that fact that after three houra work poor recognition and tatse re- Not to the rich — though they Catholic Family Service we return to some semblance of re- Perhaps the kind of "government by may come Ooimeciicut. peofrie began to (eel a little 6nd 70 homes visited, we had sponsee. When finally develop m*ctful public order for tbe most vital poatponement" that often prevailed In Squeezed somehow through the • That left, (or the final pleoe sorry (or Mm, trying so hard on’y $a.«o to turn over to the Manchester Homemakers' The need is very great. Our appeal is urgent. W e thank you for giving your ed, the voice controller will and aacred proesaaea of our democracy. the Wagner era te the best we can at- needle's Uny eye — of preliminary guesswork in the against odds supposedly so Im United Ftoul. Service, Inc. weigh about five pounds,‘ would campaign, , the question of In contrast to aueb iMgled disorder Tet it can also be argued that much But to the hopeless poor a hope: possible. There may have been We v'oulci I'k-* to urge all the Salvation Army fit Into a cigar box and con- whether or not Humphrey was fair share. on our domestic democratic scene, con d the present turmoU te aUrtbutable to "Draws nigh some stirring of an Instinct to resldmta of Manchester to o<«- Boy Scouts of America, Inc. grievances that grew out of postpone- aume less than 10 watts of pow going to do himself any partic sider the descriptions from ICoacow of The Kingdom! To the abject, "help” Mm, os he aUied. elder aertoualy g*vfng.their "fair - Charter Oak Council med — e^ciaily the resentments of er. The AMU device employs blind and dumb! ular good by Ms appearances to Otherwise, however. Candi tiiore” to the UMtad Fund for tbs tovely order and tbe gentts tossing parents over the inferior education aolid-etate circuitry to achieve The cripple and the leper find (3o-mectlcut. date Humphrey kt no great the good of the commfnity. Connecticut Valley Girl Scout of flowera wlileh has accompanied tbe their Idds were getting over so many miniaturization. a home Our conclusion is that he did positive Hrea to ConneoUout, He We ourselves hope to raise Council, Inc. march-back, through Poland to their yrara. 'That, after all, is how dece.ntrall. To understand the operation Beneath the wide compassion of do himself some partial good, did not begin to equal the great over $50 hv ha’v^ng a UMted South Windsor Public Health of the voice controller we must hams baasa In what used to be Eiast * a ^ got its start; the aspirations it ■ the sk y!” enough to sustain our theory crowd-drawing (Mpaottlee of Fund benefit at the Depot thte Nursing Assn. Pnisala, of some of the Russian troops reflects will not be' easily crushed The realise that speech te a com Yet still the sullen poor must biat the main race In Connecti Lylndon Johnson or John F. coming Friday night. Oct. 28. Community Child Guidance who took part in last summer's invssion tJ j^ y te that John Door, the new, plex procesa using different moil and die cut can end up being very Kennedy and Dwight D. Elsen Sincerely youni. of OaseboatovaJda- dlMingutehed head of the Board o f Edu- positions of the tongue, Ups and Waiting the Kingdom that de close Indeed. hower. We don’t believe The Staff of the ^Clinic of Manchester, Inc. caflon who might stiU break the psy Jaw. Theae give rise to ohorac- lays to come. Humphrey did himself some those Connecticut observers Depot Ooffoehotsw u l l l l O l l . One can believe the deacripUons of the c h ic a l deadlock, may not be given teristic sounds which can be ooegratiilatory flowera and slogans and Still portly Dives and-Pharisees good to Connecticut rimply be- who, a te r the rosuM to 1948, AMERIGAH RED GROSS * Chance. broken up Into ‘ ’phonemes’ ’— WHERE THE ANTELOPE Possess the chief seats in the (»tuse the Humphray Image, tre- quickly remembered that Harry apsaohas alo^ the marching route be OonceivaWy Undsay will choose not SERVIGES the omolleat units of speech. churches, <]uently so diffuse In d cloudy on Truman had drown crowds ROAM cause one knows that a totaktarlaji to run again and his adversaries will But phoneme dteUngtgshes one the national screen, grew which foreshadowed the result, LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — ■t ;>! haa the power to see that such things And on their comfortable cush- Blood Program have had their poor triumph. It Is not Utterance from another, such os Innt s't sharper to its closer focus. He would be willtog today to say Metropolitan airports have their really Undsay wtw te under fire; the do actuafly happen. It haa the power to " p " in pin and " f " in fin. There To hear a soothing gospel at looked and sounded better, to that Humphrey In ConneoUcut woes with overcrowded condi Disaster Service ca ^ ty win be his dream (hat New order that (he returning troops pa ac are approximately 40 phonemes Co-.-eoticut, than he had kxAed proved Mmseif dearly on the tions and heavy traffic. But sir- First Aid Tort could become a truly model city the7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- ayWTJRDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 PAGE NINE
Auto Strikes, Fatally Hurts Wapping Oamnsmilty Ohurali Unltariaii Msstteg Hones OPEN Ooogregatioaal se Bloomfield Avo., Harltord College Teacher Bev. Harold W. Bletaaidaon. Bov. NalkaBlol D. tewttat K n x x jr r o w N , Ootm. g A P ) M bilater 'WESTOWN —A ooUegn tenohar wns SateUy Bev. Jlralr M, BogoMlaa, 10:80 a.n»., Wondttp Servico, ALL DAY PHARMACY Nuinory and W owhip Ofauroh injuFsd' Friday idght on Route 0 a-m., PubUe talk "Shoiddsr- Aaaooiate Minister 78 whan stnnk by a oar driven 489 H a rtford R d ^ -6 4 »-»9 4 S , ing The RespondbilMies Of The School. I 'Ih« 3 1 M o k e 6 1 M o n y O C T . 2 4 I by an ott-duty pohoaman, pa- True Faith,*’w 1— B, by w Joaeph w w w ,—. —— Oode- - V and lOSSO a »e «U e g vvasatewasfFW onM p 3 Y o u 'v e 32Doll>)or<> 62 Tide Hes sakL N O V . 2 2 ' SUNDAY 9 and 10:45 a.m., Divine Wor 3 E x p e c t 3 3 M o n e y 63A6oke WaSctitower Society rep- Service. Youth Sunday. Theme: Vernon Aeeembly M Boris Burack, 18, of 80 ship and CSmrch School. Nurs 4 E l d e n 3 4 F lo t t e ^ 64 Pott I0-22-: raeentative. 'Involvement Is Aneer.’ Northeaat School 5 Pertiopf 3 5 U p 65 That 54-75 InterMoUon of Ble. 80 and 81 Road, Mlddletoim, dted ery class for three-year olds. 60r 3 6 M a y 66Collert 10 a .m - Study o f the Waitch- Church School. All Medicinal Services Available Jfumery for Infants. Guest 7 Y o u 'r e 3 7 l> 67Loitet usirrARRIS tower, OM. 1 isaue, "MWntain Vernon ford H o ^ ilte l Wbout I MAY 23 Preacher, the Rev. Dr. WUliani 8 W onderful 3 8 9 y 6 8 H o ld NOV. Bev. Mtobelino Bled a fte r the 10:48 p jn . 9 Rom ontic 3 9 A n d 69 It I Proper ChrtsUan Baianceu’’ Second OongregaBonal Obureh Bev. Jooeph B. Vit|B f JUNE 22 occ He bad bean taken to Middlesex A. Jcrtuison, professor of religion lOLooki 4 0 T u r n ■ 70Meoturet United Otanrob o f Ohrtet at Princeton University, Bev. Thomas Barry 1 ^ 5-15-23-3SI I I S o m e 4 1 T o 71 Sociol [11-13-25^ 0:48 am ., Swiday Sohool. Memorial Hos|ittol In MIdiBe- H>47-55d7 ) 2 F e r e d 72 Affect Eastmlnster United Rt. 44A Coventry ‘nieme: "What Luther's Ex Rev. VlBoeiit J. Flyaa 42 Brilllont 46-58^ ^ 11 a.m.,. Woiahip Service. town and immediately tiane- 1 3 N a t t y 4 3 U p 73Secfetly Presbyterian FeDowMiip Robert K. Beohtold. Minister perience Means to us Today.” 1 4 R e |e ^ 4 4 T o 74 Affoiit . C A T U C O iN 7 p.m., Bvai^geUsUo Service. ferred to HaxUord Hoapttia. ^ J U N E 2 2 George E. Slye School 10 a.m.. Adult Discussion Kaaoee a t e, 7, 8, », 10:18 1 5 Y o u 'r e 4 5 A n d 75 Effort Buraok was heed of the ErteBrii BUILDIND, MADHINEirY k J U L Y 2 2 16 Unexpected 46 Afoot 76Todoy Kiageton Dr., oft Oak St. CU t b it O rard i and 11:80 s jn . J A N . 2 0 0:80 a.m., Churdi School. Flint EvangeUoal Lutheran Department at Middlesex Oom- Hour in the chapel. 17 You 47 For 77 Stort East Hartford (AaMmbUM of Ood) 11 a.m.. Service of Wonriilp. Church of Rockville munlty CoUege. ■l 3-8-9-S3 18 Are 48 Be TBit 1-15-29-40/C Bev. Gordon S. Batee, MT E. Middle Tpke. Jehovah’s WKnessee Church of the 19 Relarivet 49 Meant 79Thlngt S052-75 ^ Reformation Sunday. Sermon: Bev. Richard E. Bertratai, Fohoe oald Buraidc hatted Me 20 Peneveronce 50 Fdrttxie't 80 To M bdater "The Practice of Praying.’’ and FIXTURES Ber. KemiHti L. OtatafMn, Kingdom Hall Adams St. and Hirwmisna Rd. 21 Will 51 For 81 Other P a a ^ oar on ttie shoulder of the Mgli- 7M N. Main St. Edward S. Pepin. J U L Y 2 4 22 Like 52 From B2 Admired J A N . 21 _ 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- way to talk to someone In a 23 Moking 53 Newt S3 Flowing 10 a-m. WonMp and Church Pastor Aud.22 F E 8 .' 19 0 a-m., Sunday Sohool. ear wMoh hatted dtrsotly be 24 And 54 0 84 Now School.d lumvww.-Sermon: "F ta ish W hat DIecuselon (o f fotiHEf K<»-Klar CfoHi Toy Co. L 10:80 a-m., The Sendee. 9:80 a.m., Sunday SchooL 9:so a.m.. Public Bible dis- Bev. Emeot J. Ooppa A17-18^27-a 2 5 G o a lp 5 5 F t ie m « y 85 Wholly 14-25-38-491 You Began. hind Buroiek’s veM ^. Burack Speclal progirun with Rev. and course "Shouldering the Re- :^ -7 ^ -8 7 2 6 W in n in g 5 6 Y discussion 10/27 ^ Rt. 44 A, Bolton A oar driven by* 4S-year-old general preabyter and Sunday of the Watchtower magaxlne ar- St. Barthotoiiiew’s Church p v 22-32-44-53 -l € 20-21-31-43M' Rev. James L. Giant, Beotor Erihoimer, Vicar FDR SALE or LEASE 72-81-86 Neutral MfakBetown poUoeman Oitondo Scbool director of the As- tide "Maintain Proper Chrls- Bev. PhUp Hussey. Pastor 51-51-79u84^ 9 a.m., Sunday Bdwo). 8 a-m.. Holy Oommunion. Oas Bcrtno, who had Just com e sembHei; of God Southern New Uan Balance.” Bev. Edward M. LaBoae 8 a-m., Holy Eucharist. 9 and 10:80 a m ., W orubtp 10 a-m., Mraning Prayer, ser off ditty, sldeswiped otte of ttw EkRland Diatiict AUbum, AssMaat Pastor 10:15 a.m .. M orning P ra y er Service, LIB ERAL TERMS to quaUfied prindpias. WiB adl mon, olames, babysitting. two parked care and stniok Mass. St. Maiy’e Episcopal Church and Church' School. Burack, pottoe said. or kaiM^ in fa ll ~a“ ts Bev. WOUam F. Schneider Backing Biafra M O N D A Y , OOT. 38 the Recrsatlon Dept. • pm. UNICEF party at the the Bible’s prediction of the 10:80 a.m ., C hurdi School, In A U YOtm Hackmata4Sfc St. near U a.m., Sunday churdi serv- second coming of Christ, he warm in the United States.” (Bennet-dHlng Varalty Soccer Keeney St. church sponsored by the MYF “ fanta through Grade 4. B y T H E AJ8(SOGIATED PE E 88 _ ^ Ice, Sunday Sdwol and mirs- 7, 8, 9:16, 10:80, lALLOW dN NEEDS | Geune at B lln g 8:80 p m . Any town organization, school groups. ’ ' said, but statistics show that As for God: "He’s never been 10:46 a -m , Youth Sunday Mlaases at MdDchss, meetfaigs and vigils TOWN WITH NO PLAYGROUND Bev. Nennaa E. Swense ery. Hio subject of the Lesson- only 24 per cent of Episcopal- or church Interested In UsUng more alive and he's got a greeU Worship Service. Speakers’ top 11:40 a.m. AT .LOW PRICES! In sunwit of the ssctestonlst Af *IBast Side Rec., 7-8 pm.. sermon is "ProbEttion After jans believe In it. future.” Youth Co-ed Swim (10-17); M acUvitleB of Interest to Teens Pushing Halt Conoordia Lotiieran (Siurch ic: “Closing the Person to Per rican nattoo of Biafra. were Death"; the Golden Text, from ------A very 81. ARTHUR DRUG .p.m. A d u lt 0>-ed Sw im (18 and (18-21X m ay contact Fran Con 9:80 a.m., Sunday School with 4* Pitkin St. son Gap." The young people staged Friday fai aovsnU cUtes » I O ortothiEUis, 9 : 25. Christian Reformed Church way (Mra. Frank J.), 267 Hack Bev. Joseph E. Bourret, who will speak are Nancy across the country. o v e r ); 7-9 p.m.. M ixed Couples (Oontlnned From Page One) ctssses for aU ages, three The ChristiEur Science Read 61 A v e ry St. matack St., 646-0080 anytime; Pastor Guest Preacher Rowe, Jeanette Miner, and Don The scattered demenstrattone F\m d u b . war as a possibly sufficient ba To Maintain Better Education through aduH. ing Room is open to the public South Windsor or Kathl Kntqip, 648-8740 after Hanoi for his refusal to call off Bev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., ald siemler. were sponsored by the Ameri- T U E S D A Y , OOT. 39 sis for ending the bombing, per 10:45 a.m ., M bm lng Worship, at 749 Main St. The hours ture Bev. James A. Boanema, school hours. the bombfog is regarded here as Assistant Pastor To Be Heard 7 to 9 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim cott Comnttttoe to Keep Biafra iMHS, Bailey Auditorium, for haps with the reservation that The Rev. Ifr. Owensm preacb- II .am. to 4 p.m. Monday M inister highly unjust and unreason In Manchester. tag "The Continuous Covering Fellowship. A livs. MHS Students only during X if Hanoi launched a:new offen 9 a.m . and 10:80 a.m .. H oly through Saturday except on Uhn • Rooney At Emmanuel able.’ ’ of the CrasB." Nursery. ^ 1 In New Yoifc City, about 60 Period, Student Council Gripe sive it could be resumed. Communion, Church School and holidays, 9:46 a.m ., Sunday School for psrsoni, most of them students, Mutiny Oiarges F\irther, he said that "the Mlau Deborah Louise Rooney The Rev. Dr. WilUEun Johnson United Methodist Church Session—admteslon by poos Secretary of Defense Clark M. Nursery. aU Eiges. * ' lu* began a 24-hour VIgU a t 42nd general (Hanoi) opinion seems Oonumwlty Baptist Church o f W lndreater, Mass., became of ScEuwdale, N .Y ., form er Pro- B t. 44A, Bolton ► only. Check Home Representa Clifford said Friday however 11:30 a.m.. Pastor’ s class. United Pentecostal Chnrch 11 a.m.. Worship Service. atreet and Fifth Avenue Friday Filed by Army to be that if a bomUng halt does American BspOst Church the bride of Ronald Evans Ulm feasor of Religion at Tiinity Rev. Hush A. GilUs tive for further info. that "it is too soon to afach 4:80 p.m.. Intermediate youth 78 Center Bt. Nursery. J'AIR'A/AX oftotTSMn. The vlgU was to end not come now or before the VOTE YES ON QUESTION 1 SBS Bast Oetosr St. of Center Harbor, N.H., former- CoUege in HEutford, wiU be the M inister (Bennet-Wethersfteld Varsity any slgnificanoe” to the lull. He group. (Orange HaU) 7 p.m.. Evening Service. with on interfaith service in Bt. Against ^ GIs switchover of presidents it Is Esv. Waiter H. Loomis, ly of Manchester, Saturday guest preacher at Emanuel Soccer Game at Wethersfield. reported intelligence Informa 7:80 p.m., Abendmualk. Robert Baker, PMtor Patrick’s Cathedral Saturday. bound to come some time In the morning at St. M a^s Church, Lutheran Church at both sei^ 9:80 a.m., Churdt’ S«*ool; B u m s leaving at 2:80, return, tion which he said Indicates the St. Matthew’s Church In New Haven, Conn,, Mayor SAN FRANdBOO (AP) — future'. Because of Its costllnees CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOB SOUND n>UOATTON 10 ajn., Sunday School. Wnritester. vices, 9 and 10:45 Sunday mom- Morning Worship, Children’ s P for "trick oroi Communist forces might under The BalvaUaii Army ToUand RSchard C. Lee doolared Uds 6 p.m. Fare $1. Bennet Sludcers The Anmy has filed mutiny to the United States and the fu- 9 ELm., C burrii School for all 11 a-m.. Worship Service. The bride is a daughter of Mr. ing. Choir will sing. , ____ _ Bev, J. CUftord Curttn, Pastor 'Will be sokL take a new offensive 1^ late •SI Bfnin SL ^ troot" candy . . . waskerid "Biafra Weekend." charges carrying a pcoaiiile tiHty of the bombing tt .(a bomb- ages, the expanded Ewaricn tor jjaj. Kemwth Lance, 7 pan., Evangelistte Service, and Mra. Francis X. Rooney of Dr. Johnson, who has a Ph.D. 11 a.m., Mom^ Wor^p. gandaya In New Church Bltng Gym, lUlng-Bnfteld winter. % •The VlEloo of God. • ___ fttudenta handed out leaflets faV halt) is Imperative for Hursery through Grade 4 con- Officer in Charge ------Winchester. The bridegroom is in philosophy fnmi Columbia Sermon: ^ 8 stores main st. J.V. Soccer Gams, 8:80 p.m. death pennlty against 27 sol and e. middle tpke. Friday and urged contributtoM whoever takes over the White tlnuing during the worship sarv- Church of the Nasarene a son of Mr. tutd Mrs. CUfford University and a Th. D. in —: Mlaases at 7:80, 8:80, and 10:80 W E D N E S D A Y , OOT. 80 diers who staged a sit-down H ouse." iee. United Methodist to the starvliM civilians In Blaf- _ Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break- 298 Main St. F. Ulm of Herideth, N.H., form- Theology from Limd University, Vemon a-m. *colored Hla topic for Sunday morning Herman Meiaer. Church school, San Francisco Presidio Judge- 6:15 p-m.. Open Air Meeting. Lincoln School Facts churches Sunday. lUlng Oym, DUng-So. Wind fighting, and ag;ree to start a confront our complex society. 7 pjn.. Junior Ifigh and Seiv 6:80 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Judor meetings. caznatione were on the idtax. will be "What Luther’s Expe- Niirsery and Klndergsuten. advooato -Into the shooting Oct In Denver, a scheduled 24- sor J.V. Soccer Game, 8:30 second phase of the Paris peace ior High Youth Fellowship wlU 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. The bride, given in marriage rienoe Means to Ua Today.” 10:80 a.m .. Church school all — cold draft/ rooms 11 of Pvt. Richard Bunch, 16, talks In wMch the South Viet- On the State level, where most by her father, wore a full-length ------bour vlgU was canceled be p.m. and the stockade prisoners’ pro meet. Adult groap, "Education other classes. — over-crow ded cause of lack of support txit 81 anmese government would par Gospel Hall gown of satin, designed with THURSDAY, OOT. 81 test three days later. Military r for Oiange,’’ wUl meet at the Center OongTegntfaml Ctarch 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel penena, Includlag three former ticipate. key decisions are now made. (diurcfa. 415 Center St. Alenoon lEice bodice and sdeeves, ElUngtton — inadequate plumbing and heating Ilttng Oym, niing-Webb Var authorities said Bunoh, of Day- United Church of dirlto lowship. Peace Corps voiunteera and Besides demanding a haU In and appUqued with matching sity Soccer Game at 8:80 p.m. ton, Ohio, was brought down by U Oenter St. 8 p.m.. Adult class. — noise and fumes from traffic ittne Btafran studeate ahowsd up the bombing without any such 10 ajn.. Breaking breed. lace at the front of the A-Une FRIDAY, NOV. 1 an unidentified guard’s dbotgun Second Congregational Church Bev. CUftord O. Simpsoii, Dean at U ofH Vote YES Nov. 5 for a oamBeSgltt march. agreemente. North Vietnam has I believe that community rights and Home 11:45 a.m ., Sunday School. • and train. Her veil of silk "The Depot" Coffeehouse, blast as he fled. Ignoring three 885 N. Main St. Minister Bolton Congregattonal Chnrch About a dozen persons gath maintained the public position 7 p.m., G o ^ l meeting. Utuslon was arranged from a for Church and Locust Sts. (parking warning shots. Authortttes add Rule are vital and that regional Bev. Felix Bt. Davis, Bsv. Kenneth W. Steere, Will Speak at B ev. j. Stanton Conover, ered In the rain at Cleveland for several years that the Na ------matching hefidpiece. in St. Mary’s Church tat) 8- ed that the guard said he was BOnister Aseoeinte MfaiMer M inister Center Springs School Public Square Friday and hand tional Liberation Front must cooperation is better than state Bev. EmeW Harris, Miss Jkntoinette A. Bieres, Chnrch of Jeaus Christ of Miss Melonie Rooney of Wln- Church Par'ley m id n l^ t (^ 3en to all senior not aiming to kiU the youth. speak fo r the people o f South Lnttor-dny Saints (Bformon) cheater, sister of the bride, was ed out leaflets as they began a controls. Associate Minister Director of Chrlsttan Edoeatioa 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser high and college students with The 27 prisoners eat down on Vietnam In any peace negotia HUJstown Rd. and Woodside St. maid o f honor. Bridesmaids VlgU. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Dr. David D. Komisar, detm mon: "Security Cannot Be ' In Boston, students Mood near membership cards, available at a work detail and were carried tions. Paul E. Nuttall, Bishop were Miss Rachel Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Davis, gjxg, and 11 a.m.. Morning subway entrances collecting ithe door. Local talent appear by guards back to th eir celfai. These are beUeved to have I believe that our educators and law en ------Winchester, siEiter^ “^of ^b^? H Bought.” Church School. “Detochment.” Church School woivhlp. Reformation Sunday Eter of the bride, Hartford, will apeak on "The „ i>Urrlm FellFelkiwahip. anoney and enlisting support. A ing. Admission charged. An Army spokesman said been the principal sticking forcement agencies must be as 9 a.m., Priiathood. Mrs. ClUfard P. Ulm of Moosup, Changing Roles of Men and Nursery through Grade 8. _ .*<}od StUl Speaka." r. Ulm of Moosup, Changing Roles of Men and ^ P '” ' apokeman said $200 had been *W est Side R ec, 7-0:80 p.m. Bunch hod a record of repeated points In the negotiations under 8:80 p.m., Canvass report see- Th* "Agora." 10:80 Eum., Sunday sctxxA. stster-ln-la,w of the bridegroom; Women bt our Contemporary way the past several weeks on sured that the State has faith in Flmt OongregatIrnEU Church collected by late Friday after Junior High Team Dance. ly being absent without leave ClEusee for all ages. and Miss Pamela- Ptudetto of Culture” Sunday at 6:40 p.m *East Side Rec, 7-8 p.m. a bombing halt. They have been them. These individuals cannot 6:80 p.nu. Youth Feltowriilp. United Church o f Christ noon. and had deserted in January 5:30 p,m.. Sacrament service, winchester. at the Ellington Congregattonal Youth Co-ed Swim (10-17); 8-9 complicated by Johnson's need Andover About 180 persons, most of from Ft. Lewis, Wash. The erform their duties properly un- St. John’s PoUsh Nstlodal The attendants were dressed Church, p.m. Adult Cb-ed Swim (18 and to carry his allies In the Viet / Bsv. Baymond H. Bradley Jr., tttem students, gathered for a Army has denied publlrited re Kiss legislation is enacted that OathoUo Church alike In full-length peach col- Dr. Komlsar will be address- rally at the University of Wto- o v e r). ports that pepera smuggled out nam war along 'with him. THE Pastor News dispatches from Saigon Bev. Walter A. Hyssko, Radio Today ored gowns, fashioned with ing a combined meeting of the conrin In Madison. Several SATURDAY, NOV. 8 of the stockade Indloate Bunch will punish the hoodlums and not reported Friday that President Pastor white satin accenting the neck- United Church of Christ Hart- speakers urged a United States Teen Center, 7:80-11 p.m.. was mentally UL Authorities allow each teacher or officer to BIBLE WDBC—use 9:45 a.m .. Church School. Nguyen Van Thleu hod in lines, long sleeves, and back ford and the Tolland Assocla- alriift of food to Biafni. Membership card holders only. said Bunch never went on sick Masses at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. 1:00 John Rode panels. They wore matching tion. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. formed U.8. Ambassador Ells fear that their jobs are constant 3:00 Brad Field Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brad (Available at the Rec Dept.^ call alter entering the stockade SPEAKS 8:00 Ken Crlffln headbows, and they carried The public is Invited to attend worth Bunker that he would ap ly in jeopardy. 1:00 News. Slsn Off Sept 16, had no medical record nosegays of white Eind peach ley, “Our Father.” prove the National Liberation ,, WBCH—Sit the meeting. . Jobltess O aiin s MHS Students, Progressive and had never been examined b y colored cEimatlons. 7 p.m.. Pilgrim FeUowship Frimt’s presence at the nego 1:00 MeUiloe "Ihe meeUng will be attended M ovem ent w ill be an- by a imlUtary psychdatrlst. I believe that the State Senate has ne Eugene 4:00 HorUotd Hlfhllshte CUftord F. Ulm of Moosup, w ill meet with Gordon MEUdkxi- tiating table only If representa- 7:00 Newe by representatives of 88 Tolland IV > p b y 6 .7 % toward the end of the Military regulatltms read to Brewer 7:30 Gsriight served as his brother’s best tivoe were a part of the Hanoi glected the elderly. With all of IT DOES and H artford Association A 0.7, per cent drop in unem- w «^ . . . also Jr. Prom Tick-' ' the protesters before they were w n c —1S64 mEui. U^iers were R. Leigh churches. delegation. There has been the city giveaway programs, When Phtridc Hcnir utr 1:00 News Wesleyan Methodist Church ptoyrngnt compensation efaUms ete available beginning this returned to their cells described speculation th a t President 1:J6 Saturday Matinee Uhn of Meredith, brother of the At the aitemooh session, the «et«d bis ttnmortnl cry, "Give Crystal Lake Bd,, Ellington was reported for last week to week at $8 a couple. mutiny as refusal "in oonceit Jtttuiaon m ight a t some point nothing has been done for these wSSTT 1:46 UConn at Davidson bridegroom; eukI Mark Rooney Rev. Allen F. Tlnkham , mlnts- 6:00 News, Weather, Sports Bov. Harvey W. Tabor, Pastor the MaiKfaester office of tne Congratulations to the Bllng with others” to obey orders. consider the present lull In the me liberty, or give roe ter-at-large of the Connecticut people. I would propose an in 6:30 Monitor and Gregory Rooney, both of abate Labor Department, The dBEHi,” Ite wms conosinsd 7:S0 Knb^ts at Richmond Conference, United Church of with naore then the right to Winchester ajvd brothers of the figures were 844 tor the week creased State subsiay ($2,000.- 10:30 ftwrts.Final Christ, wUl summarize the pro 9:46 a.m ., Sunday School be imlepeodent He also was L0:40 News. Weather bride. ' ending; Oct. 19, compared to 888 1:45 Other Side Day ceedings and resolutions of the Classes for ah ages. ' 00) for elderly homeowners and •rwnre of the responatbi^y « kaowleige Mm. Rooney wore a pink for the week ending Oct. 13. WPOP—I41S recent state conference. The 11 a-m.. Worship Sorvloo. Nttr- more State Low Income Housing irttnciiliig to such a right, 1:00 Dick Heatherton dress with matching accessories ser*. The statewide totals, oon- namely tbs disei|Sins of aelf 3:00. Tom Tyler and a corsage of pink tearoaes. afternoon session wtll not be Units for the Elderly. 6:00 Frank Holler 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. v > l„ v e r s r iy , rose by 8.8 per cent lastt taqulred to mak» the desired 18:00 Cary Girard The bridegroom’s mother wore ®P®*i I® ^he public, week. The Increase was 764 Hberty meenlngfuL ' 6:30 p.m .. F ast and P rayer. Note Agostnielli BOGGIM WINF—U3S an aqua drees with matching 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. e most 6:30 Dimension at The Village Green, Danvers, Fatally InjuriNl of OlMtonbnry kANCHGSTER PARKADE year. home, businesses and future. 20iii Atsombiy 7:56 Bpofts M euw. F or a plsine trip to Puerto Bridgeport, with 8,402 doime, cU of Elected O ffld a k omrous yoite of a l la en- 8:10 New Black Youth NEW INGTON, Conn. (AP) — Academy Junior High alavem«nt to ane’s seUMi Rico, Mm. Ulm wore white bro State Level: Appointed to Ccdlective BEitain- DftMet 12:00 Comment Francis A. D’Andrade, 17, of Blain St., Olaotonbury STORE HOURS I HON., TUE8., 10 A.M. • 6 P.M. was the State leadMr lu t week. I believe that we cannot endanger the lusts, unremitting and Ito cade dress ajid coat with pink WED., THUBS., FBI., I» 'a .M. - 9 P .M . It was followed by Hartford with ing Committee of State Go^er- satiable as they are. In his Tne main component of man's aocsssorles. After Nov. 1, the l . ..~.. 10:80 a.m.. Service, Nursery 2,847, W aterbury w ith 2,809, N ew future economy of our State. A ence of MByors. J. Baybas, Traas. SAT., to A.M. - 6iS0 P.M. — SUN., 10 A.M. - • P.M unregenecate state man is and School. Haven with 2,412, Meriden with State Senator's job is to protect State Levd: rvmngetkut Conference of the vMsal of sin, a despotic hirch^ri’^ ^ a eSr^he walked 1,071, and New Britain with 1,- master Isedhig tte mUmie to aUo hi. chief source Of energy, bo^ ^ ««thbound fame of your interests and the towns he Mayors. KiMtual self-deatniotiion, ______o* divided Route 6. 008. Manchester retained its Mth represents. But also, to keep a Local Level: . Mayor and Chfiliman of Mmicliefi- Aom. 8:18. But Jesus Is will ----- Winchester H^ S^l. Mr. po^ce saM the car that hit tor Board of Diractora. ing and able to capacitate Ulm, a graduate of Manchester the teen-ager was operated by spot among the state’s 20 of check on the taxes that you pay. man for recovering falmaelf ^ Sch^l, attends Belknap olen C. Gotten, 22. of Moodus. fices. National Level: U. S. Gonferenee at Majroia ftxxn his sfateneful aubjuga- MANCHESTER PIPE BAND L^ege, Center Harber. He Is rh, highway where the mishap Member of Roaotutkew Coanait- Oon, aooompUshed only the inanager of the Onter took place is also known as the toe. thraugti asif-dlaolpllne. “Take Harbor Sport Shop. Berlin TumpUe. Whi/ Brides Etehth UtiUtiM District Education and Trafadnl’: my yolu upon you . . . and Notkft To Tsxpftjnsrt ye shall find rest unto your ANNUAL DANCE MiBiwliestor Sehoota, Hillyor Ool- •oifia For my yoke is easy Man Sentenised always come to Michaels A ll taxes unnald Novsinbee lego; CJ>. Staff, Civilian Defmae and my burden h Ugbt" 1 , 1968 riiell he ohajpd % For Beating Death GoUece (lOeli.); hduatrial In Matt. llraS-80. "Oh inetcfa- It'c becauio w« havo the wideat solactlons of 1% per month until polo. tense and Dkastor Pkuinhiv ( ^ ) . sd man that I ami Who Saturday, Nov. 9—9 P.t4. -1 AM. H AR TFO R D (AP) — Theo of silver, china and glass, the most and most deliver me ftxm the body of dors R. Gardner, who pleaded Office Houn, 82 Main St. COLUMBIA Special trahUmr ki Civil Dte- afia death? I thank God important patterns. Our Bridal Rogistryhalpa 848-0648 turbence and Diaordar, Rmdk. Ms. guilty to manaaiighter in oon- N ow ’till Novwntoer 1 8-Room Ranch. Living room ivith picture window and yellow britdt fireplace, country OiFough Jeaus Ghitet our neotto.n with the tw atlng death the Bride get |uat what aha wants. One of the MONDAY-FRIDAY Jor, Nfitkaal Gufiid. Lord." Rom. 7:M, 36. dining room with double window, sunny kitchen with generous counitera, 3 bedrooms PAC BALUOOM of anotlier man, has been sen reatona Michaels is New England's leading jewelers. Fkmily: Anything tees demanding 10:00 A.M. -1 00 P.M. 2:00 PM. • 4:80 P->*. (Master bedroom-14’ x 16’), two batlw, basement garage, lot 100' x SOO*, extra tat avail Wierty; tolly, tenced to 5 to 12 years in M firrkd foraiar Haleem Hu% twn^ 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE prison. fiATURDAT, OCTOBER 28th able, soenlo location, one mile to Porter Sohool, two mUes to Columbia Lake and rec sona, Mko and Stova. Gardner testified he argued 10:00 AJf. >2:00 PJf. reation area, 8 mllea to Shopping Omtara, 45 nUnurte drive to downtown Hartford. NOVBlSM R«h;^Yljl^ Occupatkn: Owner of —iran ~ with Odel Oxford, 45, and hit C M « C H o f CH RIST $4.00 p«r coup!* Johnny B Oreh. TUESDAY and T H l^ D A Y Fenten Etiaete him with a Jack handle whs.i U:00 AM . -2:00 P.M. 91 M S -iS lT he became afraid Oxford would JCWILCRt-SILVERtMITHS SINCE 1900 PHONE 228-9282 VOTE REPUBLICAN attack him. Gardner then took jfary P. Lanto V > M »m For Rosorvorions. ToL 649-603S Downtown Marichwter at 958 Main Street ^ O o l l a o t o r NATE AGOOTINBIXI FOB STATE SEN * TOR— FRANK _FUAiaMMD, W i8# a ^ » m pun. Oxford to the hospital, he said. The incident occurred in June. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER ?6, 1968 H efaron Sports Viewing Wide Range of ^yles TONIGHT Eagles Complete vrs Bring 40th Gold Mealf 12 >65 ( 8) t u b Week in the Business Bodies Arthur Koffinke^ Appointed NFL Modeled at Concordia Show I ;66 (86) RoUer Derby ; IID ykmrtA tUe “OMlOwy w m a black mohair bm>-button 1:16 ( 8) College Football All-Winning Year m x rn TuwAity oonthiental atyle autt An «t- FOBTT TKAB EMPLOYE program and a suit Is bsing will have workshops, panel dls- Board of Finance Memher 1:80 ( 8) NCAA Football: Extend Unbeaten Notre Dame vs. at OoBOonlla Lukteran trcme init flattering lult shown Sidney A. Brown a t 16 Oobuiii flled against Lockheed ooncem- ''.uaslons, and an exposition, String to 75 The Board of Ftnanoe held a Other bids were received flam Manchester’s Midget F(x>tball League closed out its C ta m i. 'Ilia aannt waa aponror- waa Bdwmrdlan ^ p e d with a st., vice president a t engineer- ing the contracts tor total coat Owners will ect the latest ParkvlUe-Long Hill OU Oo. and Michigan State apsclal meeting Thursday night MEXmO CITY (AP) — In Olympic baakotball competi- 9:99 (86) Bowling 14th year of operation last night at Mt. Nebo Held witti ^ by kia ICanohaMer Junior vary high center visni at the Uig a t Rogers Corp., was rec- and profits Involved. Also con- In tools availabls. a Klnne Oil Cb. of GUMcftbury.^ including five gold, pushed their Mtes CaslavBka, a 26-year-rtd "I think Lynn Vidall will the Jets defeating the Giants, 20-6, and the Eagles C9Ub. bsrnk of the coat and a ticket ognlsed last araek at the Ebcecu* trlbutlng to the third quarter to flU tbs vacancy that ttlU Amertoa’B pick-up basket- whipped Tugoaiavia 66-80 total to 69, 27 of them gold. blonde, captured the tnuigina- make a fine successor If she 2:8# (86) AFL: Last Week- Griffin Ansiveraary » Hiey’re kasured of at least six en-Vs AcUon squeaking out a victory over the Patriots, 14-8. CHSdrsti*s t al ons wars 0am poq>erlenced due to ing moat of the storee In the stars but molded into a 19th Games—and also should gymnartlcs. was second In 6:22, followed by 8:06 ( 8) Wide World of later stating that he mis morrow st their home on collect another flock in men’s Snorts: National Eagles ...... 6 0 the scoreboard when midway In Boutique coat worn with Brown, who has also served difficulties In hirings and delaya parkade, la considered a suc- She had taken the women’s SabUxe Stelnbach of Blast Ger understood and thought ths De M from 2 to 6 pjn. Friends sa4, predsion outfit by Coach medals, 16 In all, and pert Vera gymnastics and -Greco-Roman 600, Table TonnM G ian ts...... 2 2 the fourth quarter Walah, tak **" light-weight wool slacks and as vice president of manufac from source of supply. cess by the parUctpaiUng mer neighbors of the couple are lo-^ all-cuound title Wedrieeday, and many. ing a handoft frmn Matter, took Cram NacnMn lOller'e was mo- chants, according to Douglas mocratic ’Town Oommlttee had Henry Iba, brought the Oartavaka of Oae^oslovakia be wrestling. 6:30 ( 8) Olvmnlo Games: Jete ...... 2 4 turing, Is a graduate of Mossa' endorsed }rls appointment. Be vlted to attend. Friday won vault horse and une- ^ "I really didn't think I could Patriots ...... 1 4 the bfUl around tlte right side OENERAI. AGENT ’Thomsen, vice president of the came the darling of the (3amee But the move may be too late. Swimming S ^ o n is te r cause It had not he foK he could U nit^ States its 40th gold ven parallel ban competition, beat Claudta,” Mias VldaU said. end made a 29 yard run break ^ ^ Association. The sale began Plane lot the occasion arO hoc as she picked up three more The United States, out-scored and tied for first with Larissa 10:80 ( 8) Olvmolc Games: louia P. Champeau of S3 rwt accept. Ing nrndqby Mr. and Mrs. Don*> medal of the Olympic gold medale In gymnastics for a “But I’m happy to win the sti Swlmmlmt- Rox- In the first game, ball con ing several tackles on the way Adelaide Rd. has been appoint Wednesday and ends today. by Russia in total mededs in ev Petrik of Russia in floor exer ver medal. Maybe someday I for the Oiants oidy score. a t W ei^s ^o s. painUng on the stage during Arthur Kbfflnke of Slocum Rd. aM G r if tia ^ .. aad Mr. and Games. total of four. ery Olyn^ce since 1962 now has cises. Both were awarded gold Inir, VoHovl)-l, but I don’t ball vs. Michigan midfield the Jets hard running run to the Jets' 20 as the whirtte Adama St., was planned and a Caech 1,600-meter runner, also know U I will swim sertoualy,” A native of Bkrtford, Cham supervised by the Land Plan was created when RusseH time for the party. ; Claudia Kolb, Santa Clara, State backs, Jim Barron, John Squires blew. Colnmhia won the silver medal In the bal edged Oanada’s Ektlne Taiyier. and cieorge Kanehl pushed the Rsady for a romp in the snow peau was graduated from Stet- ning and Landscape Architec Anderson realgited in August Both Ur. and Mrs. Griffin; CallL, took the women’s 400- ance beam competition,'’ being 1:00 ( 3) NFL: Giants vs. In the finale, an aroused Pa* were Alteon Bassett in a gold ture Seetkm of tlte office of Board chairman A. Harry have been active In the Hebron, meter Individual medley by 40 Kay Hall, Tacoma, Wash., Washington ball down to the Giant 38 where triot team gave the leegue H era ld A edged out by NataUa Kudiln- on a fourth down and 10 to go, ■HWBidt and Erls Zinsser in one Area Candidates Arnold LAwrence, local archi W rth also appointed Kofflnke to Grange. Griffin ta a past master; meters in Olympic record time skava of Russia, 19.650 to 19.676. was third. It was Miss Hall’s ( 8) Yale Football champion Btegles a bad scare of-forest green. Also dressed for and Me wife Is currently aerv-, third medal. She has two golds. Highlights: Yale quarterback Steve Anderson by leading through most of ths tect. serve as the board representa of 6:06.6, and Lillian "pokey” *nie Russians ateo picked up WBSiher were Sandy Zhaser in Planninfi; De!>ate Ing as seoretary, a posttian; Watson, a UCLA freshman, took Roland Mathes of Blast Ger- vs. Cornell threw to right end Jim Higgins game. tive on the newly created reora- two ^ d iiMxto, and a total of „ the American doml- a Isafhsr coat worn with a navy ttrement, Mrs. HutfleM had sx- Wll"'>m H. Johnson Jr. of ation commtesiaa. which she has held numerous, the women’s 200-meter back- 1:80 (80) AFL: Patriots vs. on the 10. Higgins carried it Tbe Blagles got on the board perletase as a Uhnury oaatetant alx, in canoe^, and Ivan Ixl- ^tlon, wlnnli« the men’s 200- and red piaid skirt; Marcia Do- O n M o n d a y Nipjht Reagan Court, newly appointed The board authorised the ttanes prevtauBly. j, stroke In 2 ;24.8, also an Olympic Jets across for the first score, with first late in the first quarter I n In a teewn leather outfit; wUh the WMton Ltbsory here Griffin is cMef of the Hsbion record. " T ’ meter backstroke In Olympic 2:00 ( 8) College Fortball Anderson adding two more when Mike Maloney, quarter- A "Know Tour Candidates” sales representative for Invee- transfer of $314,98 from contin Ckalg London in a gold Jacket in Manchester. gency to the tax reftmd account Volunteer Fhe Department, fire vldual dressage. record time of 2:09.6, 1% meters *68 points with another pass to backing In place of his brother iright, qxmsored by the Hebron The wife of Ted HikVeld, un tors Diversified Services Inc. In They represented the 10th and wttfa hat to msdeh, and Jacque to re-lmbunre the MldtBetown marshal for Hebron, member of Robinson L o ^ House Guest 20th golds collected 'by the Drtending champion Ludmila in front of MitcheU Ivey, Santa 4:00 (SO) AFI,: San DIetto Squires. John, took the ball across the lyn Hedlund In a bright red Human Rdatlons Ootsicll, will derwriter for Phoenix, Mrs. Manchester, attended a man Plnaeva won the women’s 600- cSara, with Jackson Horsley, vs. Kansas Cltv In the second quarter the power training school In South Savings Bank for taxes paid the firs study committee be swimming and diving tsefin—but Giant goal line from four yards plaid poncho. be held Monday at 8 p.m. In Huttteld attended Mbrse Butt- sides extensive work In firs de-' Fom er American League most valuable i^ayer, meter kayak singles in 2:11.09, Tacoma, Wash., third. 6:00 ( 8) Olvmnlo Games Jets again controlled the ball, out. The Eagles failed to moke the Hebron Toam Ottlce build neas College In H artfud and Bgremont Mam., this past twice for a Hebron resident. An the day belonged to the basket and Alexander Shaparenko and Diwaoed for Christmas party^ additional refund of $79.80 la partment activities throoghout, Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles, was a house ball team. One more bizarre Incident MONDAY this time permitting the Giants the extra points and this ^ l i Ing were Cheryl Bassett in a ing. holds the LOMA Course I Cer- week. Divisional managers arid Vladlmilr Moiazov took the due another resident tor twice the state. guest Wednesday night of Walter Lawrence in Man ’They trailed several times was added to the long list of 9:80 ( 3) NFL: Green Bay only two series of downs. The ed trouble. blue velvet dress escorted by Participating In the debate tifloate. Sttie has also passed new sales representatives of the men’s double kayaks, finlrtilng oontroversies, this time In Gre va. Dallas Jets tallied again when hsif- wUl be William O'Nem, Demo- Eastern Re^on discuaaed new payment on personal property chester. Robinson was the featured speaker the same during the first half and led only With about five minutes to go *R)mmy KeSeher in a matching l i two CLU exams. Manrtiesttr Evening Herald 32-29 at halftime, but Jo Jo the 1,000 meters In 3:87.64. co-Roman wrestling. back Jim Barron took the ball vetvet 'sutt and Geil Oairtcy In crat, and Jack Pacweaaa, Re- products and sales tech.iiques. and car taxes. night at the Hartford World Series Club. The slick- in the half, Patriot fullback, Ke Mdney A. Brows First Selectman P. John Per- Hebron oorrespondsnl Mar-j White and Spencer Haywood Hungary dominated the A Bulgarian, Hrlsto ’Tralkov, in over tackle from the Giant vin Donhom, on a third down, . gold velvet dress accompanied pubUcan, both candidates for BEADS HOTEL OROIIP fielding third basemen also stopped off at Oavey’s and canoeing competition with two who scored a clean win over 26. The try for the extra point, Alvin H. Lipton haa been ham reported that $142 remalna Jorie Porter, teL SM-911A baortMll talk Sited llie air for ______scored 28 points in 12 minutes of Sports scored a touchdown around the o f Danny Kelleher In a green. Representative from the 52nd chmettes Institute of Technol- WoUerton (Bill) Powers, of the second .half Haywood fin gold, three silver and one Amerlctui bantamweight David Steve Anderson’s pass, was left side from the 18. Quarter yeOew and blartt checkered eton Dtetriot, and Robert Houley, ogy and has a B.S. In cheml- named senior development en of the $8,000 budgeted for work •evoral houni. Lawrence te a New Haven, general manager On a conference barta, th e ished with 23 points and White bronze. Hie United States was Hazowlnkel of Ooon Rapids, knocked down bv Gary Maher. back Lon Annum put the P a stet. Democrat, and Aiulrew Repko, oal engineering. gineer in the Fibertoys group at on unimproved roads. He esti former president of the Hart blanked. Mitm., was disqualified when It of Piano’s Motor Inn, Manches- mated $- ^ WU- FtaUip A Plneo of Oak Dr. Jump medaUata will not be of all veterans in the NFL. zU•« 70-63. Bob Dickson rt Tulsa, Okla. a o?eU M^ Tweedle, Ed Oiampeau 'Waa a pilot in the compounds produced by Rogers brought In for InterviewB. They rookie in prrtesBlonal golf but Wendy Elder looked delight- Soracchl. Rt. 87. and wfll h) Hebron has been named an Notre Dame, of course, is the -But the cheirged up Jets were Adamy, and Brendan Duffy. fid In a green velvet dross, and aAlresa envelopes containing UB. Air Force between 1942 0>rp. AAV has natlcxial sales are exhausted. But the Independent leader with 16 associate and general manager and service outlets and dis ’Throughout the fourth quarter so dU tJnAi Lydon m a red candidates' Utemture. at Olsen and MlUer Architects and 1944 and entered the in marathOD nmnera will be NFL veterans, with Pent State Anderson, faking a hond off to tributes Roger Board thermo in!”. . .Conrad MoCurry, a win- with rounds rt 68-66—133 and a It looked like the Patriots vrtvat dfte. s!S«U.hted by ^ ^ of 410 Asyliun St. In Hartford. surance Held in 1064. He was Paul Dodge Pontiac next with 10. . .The Big Ten’s George Kanehl, gave the ball to would be the team to pin the setting matrix and' Poron plaa- Iter ki the Maacheater Punt, 116 fdayers come from ICidil- lead rt two strokee. goott eSntetensen In a rnktalght lining, ways and A native of Hartford, Plneo appointed manager of the H art tic printing {date materials for Squires who took It In over left first loss of the season on the DIM double-bnarted etoT iS <*«*rinan for the PTA, ford Agency In 1965. S7S MAIN STREET Paaa and Kick competition, gan State, 17; niinote, 16;-Iawa, High the Connecticut Arm. PERTH. Wojtern Australia tackle, making the score 20-0. Eagles. With less than lour min teorty was Fk^Mtridiin announced limt the recent He la a member of the Oon- 4xinaored by DlUon and the Michigan, Mbmesota, Ohio The try tor the extra points utes to go, Eagle halfback Ford Motor Co., waa also (AP) —Jack Nlcklaire r t Coi- a navy blue Jacket with gray OttoJw D*y timA rairtng proj- nedUcut Bar, the Hartford and State, 11; Northwestern, Pur failed when an Anderson psas Bruce ’Taggart took the ball on alwekB, and Bradley CUnfcy In 'vas a whopping auoeesa. Mancheoter Chambers of (Jomi- a regional winner In activity due, and Wlsoonstn, 10; a n d ombus, Ohio la l-up on the SBC course record but In a first- was Intercepted by Cblo Walsh. a double reverse at his owm 38 ^ groan 'Hie membero sold ehoid 900 merce, Manchester Country Get Our Special hero last week. N^pet atop wUl Indiana, nine. . .The Tbe Jets again attemiAed an and ran down Uie sidelines to Mtetts- place tie at 135 with Australian H m chBdren’s portlan of the «nd netted a profit of did), end the Hartford Sales be Boston’s Femray Park for breakdown is LHU 14, piaw ue onglde kick, their third rt the score the game-winning touch- Tired of the talented local boy.. Annual rtppl and Georgia 12, Auburn BUly Dunk midway through the rtiaw ckaed with Jenniter Hed- Executive Club. hmd "wvi.Hng a yellow and PUrente at Potter Bebool chM- did Swap Shop and open house nine, Alabama eight, TemMSBee Australian Open Golf Champlon>- tackle Bob Dulka recovered glv- measure, Maloney sneaked It Watehfog TV? WiU be held Nov. 9-10 at th seven, BTortda and Kentucky gown «»wi robe. were oontacted by a tele- mtHEFS Fall Check-up ■WP- « ^ Ing the Jets the bell at the over the middle for the two Powder HIU aid area In Mld- six, and Mtestasippl State and Nlcklaus, who had a 71 ’Thurs Eacklng faahloiis from t h e P***w comiiatttiee. George F. RedfleM of Donnel Giant 46. points. Let’o go bowling at defteld.. .Next Saturday’s Vanderbilt, one each. day, collected eight birdies and CaiTtege House Boutique were women worked in ttro- Rd., Vernon, owner of the A Brunswick Parkade * * • to Z Rental Onter at 11 Tol Ten Days Only xale-Dartmoulta football game an eagle In firing a 31-38—64 rttown by the boutique’s ptofea- hour ehMte on Grinder Day be- ip New Haven will be the NCAA models. One of the at glanfng at «:I0 axn. and dean- land Tpfce., plans to parUclpate Short Dribblea Friday to break the four-year- in tbe Fifth Annual A to Z TUNE MOTOR Regional telecast on ABC, old TBourse record rt 66 set by home faahiaas enodeled araa ed up at 8 pm. Parimds (Jluinael 8 In thte a re a .. .Spring- ehartruese lounging culottes The money win be used partly Rental Center Owners’ Seminar Tom VanArsdale of Cincinnati Australian Peter Thomson. Shopping Center WINTERIZE flrtd hosts Baltimore tonight at contends he was a better col aploed with contrasting piping, to pay the annual fOO scfaolar- WaOettan>( Paw en and Sui^era’ Exposition. Tbe Manchester—443-1667 ttie Eastern States CoUaeum lege jdayer than twin brother A bint of the P fa was In a ddp awarded to a Student erbo four-day event wlB begin on stardng at 8 o’clock.. .loe Oa- . Basketbatt hrtglit gram knit with Its low will enter Ihe teaching profes- Ing 1969 which is the nfflcial Nov. 4 In diicago. The seminar PACK WHEEL BEARINGS Dick rt Phoenix. "I was real trade association of hotels, mo jiadea are due at the Coliseum ly better than Dick at Indiana,” A third child and a second wBiatUne and pleated akirt gion hut wUl also provide 9W Nov. 18 Umi Nov. 28. Ih ere will Jokes Tom. "He only scored 1,- topped with tbU season’s Nehru towsid Ibe eighth grade gradu- tels, Inns and resorts and an CHECK BRAKES straight victory have to moke lie 10 night and eight matinee 240 points In three years while Donnie Butcher die happiest ooilar. aejon party. The PTA aiao do- nffiiiarjt of the American Hotel A Motel Aasodatlao. ADJUST BRAKES performances. I scored 1,262!” . . . Wmu man in the National Baakctball Another go-auywhere dress nstea a sum of money to the . • * * Reed rt the New York Knicks w as a pink douUe wool knit used a t Ifae dkMre- Association today. Oradimtlng from Cornell Unl- MARY E. LE DUG CHECK MUFI^LER & PIPES was an all-around athlete In The Detroit coach, plagued by drem traced with white at the «on of ibe prtndpol. veralty, Powera Joined Henry Represented Louisiana High Schoed circles. nsekUne, and hem. CNIOEF Drive Represenfotive for 18th Diitrfet recent rumors that all was not C. Robinson Cfo., Hartford, an CLEAN BAHERY TERMINALS ; One hundred ninety colleges In addition to basketball he harmony between him and his One of the after-five farti- Children In Grades 1 Ifarough __ inveetment firm. He was as- ms shown was a mlnk and univerrtUee were repre- played first base In baseball, players after losing their first ,__. ^ . . .__ ... 6 wUl coBeot tor UNKBEF on PhOlp A. Pises sodated with the company for 4ented by the more than 700 was All-State end on the football three games of the season, wei- ^ Hrtloween under the ^xxmor- School where he was president ^ years and was named vice vrteran players who reported team, tossed the shot put emd oomed the birth rt his ttiiid Reg. $22.20 Val. threw the discus In track for flared velvet rtdrt. P ll^ of the vanSty “M” club and a president. Ho then became an 6> National Football League child Friday afternoon. And in letterman In track and foot- account executive in ttie New tealhing campe thte season and Rayville High . . . Pee Wee the evening, he welcomed the Also ior a very special evening ro Reese, discussing former team- setdptured velvet ^ dlrtrtbuted to baU. He was also vice presl- Haven area with Brown A Blge- OUR PAU SPECIAL 6>r the first time in four years, Ptstons’ second victory in a ooefctaB Negro from Pleasanton, who is at Syracuse working tor During her several yeem* re- design alteration on the C-6A Calif., today as he sweated his Master’s degree and helping fiR'-^T What an Icecube! 9 This free booklet NEW YORK (AP)—^The American Football eeaaon out tonight’s gold medal bout coach the freshman football McMURDO SOUND, Antarctl- will be half over Sunday. It might even be all over. NEW YORK (AP)_The ®tlng from a tom muscle In his against Chicago, a club with a with the Soviet Union’s tough team, posted, a 3-2 record as a ca^-lf all of Antarctica’a 7 mil tells how you can *^6 pace-setting Kansas C ity ------Baltimore Colts better be right elbow and who has had leaky defense and an offense lonas Chepelis. pitcher with Salt Lake City In lion cubic miles of Ice were to Chiefs and New York Jets get a POWDER PUFF — Cathy q„nH«v hocnimp trouble passing in practice this hurt by quarterback problems. “I don't walk under lad the Pioneer League last sum the first AFL player ever to Wynn 206-488, Ann Ronzello 176- oUn^y oecau^ three-way first-place tie meM, the sea level around the set up a tax-sheltered chance to extend their division score 1,000. ders. I’m caretal with mir mer. world would cHmb 260 feet, TOWN OF MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT OF PUDUC WORKS leads against their closest oppo m —490, Leah Whipple 495. the toursome they w in oe Unltas started the second half hi® Century Division among rors. I don’t light three on a The Jets eue coming off a ------meeting 18 noted for teeing Cleveland last Sunday New Orleans, St. Louis and drowning- coastlines and most of s retirement program. sition. Kansas a ty , 6-1, enter match. I spit on my thumb the wotid’a major clttes. tains San Diego, 6-1, In the key last-minute win In. Houston. Joe ______off on passers, runners and completed only one of ll Cleveland should bo reduced to when I see a load of hay. Substantial Federal Income tax Western Division -battle while Namath, who misfired on his anyone else who happens passes and had three intercept- ®t least a two-way tie. “Every morning, I read first 10 passes, hit four straight savings are available to profea- New York, leader In the Bast by. ed. St. LouIb, which beat New Or- mv horoscope. I’m a nut on FOXGROVE tlonal people, partners, mer with a 4-2 mark, Is at home In the late going to set up the I Sports Slate Tbe toursome called fearsome Lundy and running backs leans 21-20 earlier In the season, astrologv, numbers and chants, farmers, proprietors and against Boston, 8-8. winning touchdown. is the Los Angeles Rams’ line of Dick Bass and Tommy Mason, suddenly haa comC up with a po- things like that.” all others who qualify under the Oakland, after winning 14 SATURDAY COUNTRlf CLUB Keogh Act. Elsewhere, Cincinnati, 2-6, Is Footb^l—Manchester High at Lam ar Lundy, Roger Brown, out last week with minor Inju- tent ground attack, which is led Leaf Pickup at Oakland, 4-2; Miami, 2-3-1, at straight regular season games, Merlin Olsen €ind Deacon Jones, rles, €ire expected to return to by Wlllls Crenshaw. New Or GOLF COURSE Notice Bristol Eastern, 1 ;80—Muzzy Effective January 1, 1968, any Denver, 2-4, and Houston, 2-6, at haa lost two In a row and tho keystone of the National action for Los Angeles. Roman leans’ most oonsdstent offensive salf-amployad Individual may dropped to third place In the FTeld; Penney High at Eaat Football League’s leading de- Gabriel had a big passing day weapon Is the field goal kicking 454 Keeney S t, ’Ihe following streets are scheduled for leaf collection on the below listed daya. In tbe event of rain on any scbedulad col consider 100% of his earned In Buffalo, 1-6-1. Catholic, 2—Mt. Nebo. A victory for the Chiefs would West. Hewiitt Dixon Is still the tense. and WilUe Ellison ran for 89 of Charlie Durkee who has hU 11 lection day, pickup on remaining routes will be postponed one working day. Home owners, on the below llUed s-^eetj, wno come as eligible, and may contribute 10% toward league’s top rusher but the Manchester FREE! wish to have yard leaves collected are requested to rake leaves Into the gutter so as to form a windrow the length of the a Keogh Plan. The tax deduction haa been In e rte d move them 1% games ahead of Baltimore's first loss In six yards against Atlanta, but once of 19 attempts, On some daya, cars roll off the Chargers while the Jets can Raiders’ ground attack haa only games, 30-20 to Cleveland last again the Rams will be counting Cleveland should hatre mo- property and confining the leaves in the gutter as much as possible. This Should be done on the day prior to acheduled leaf to 100% with a maximum deduction of $2,500. yards In the two. certain Detroit assembly lines 18 Hole Turkey Shoot ooUeclion. Property owners are requested to make certain that no foreign objects such as stones, branches, cans or any take a two-game lead In the averaged Sunday, "was not the result of heavily on the defense. mentum after upsetting Baltl- If you belitve you qualify for baneflla under iha setbacks. at the rate rt one per minute. Play S at, Oct 26 or other material other than leaves or gras# are placed In the pUes. Additional scheduled routes will be advertised next week. Keogh Act, Adveat would be pleased to tend you Elaat writh a win over Boston. ^ any sx>eclfic breakdown, but Green Bay will be facing the more, but the Browns won't be TIUUISMISSIONS a complimentary copy of their Informative booldet Kanaas City shockad Oakland simply a below par game tor ev- NFL’s leading offense and sec- able to take Atlanta lightly. The OF MANCHESTER Sun., Oct. 27 WHEELS last wisk with a atralght-T, no erybody,” Colts Cfoach Don Shu- ond-best defense as the Packers Falcons led Los Angeles 14-0 be BUDGET TERMS October II November 1 “New Retirement Guidelines for the Self-Employed''' October 28 October 29 October 80 In 20 fact-filled pages It explains how you may Im flanker attack that ground out Red Raiders in Pre-Game Show la said. try to get untracked and also fore losing 27-14. Cleveland’s NATIONWIDE Minimum of 15 Turkeys WITH Leroy Kelly appears to be on OUARANTECO SERVICE Route 1 Route 2 Route 9 Route 4 Make Up able to set up a retiremant plan of your own which 294 yards rushing. Len Dawson Another such performance continue their hold over Dallas, Use State Club or takes full advantage of the numerous benefits the threw 1 only three paaeea, an could be disastrous tor the Colts which has seen them beat ^ the move and is second in the Loaner Can Free To\4ni North Main Street Tolland Turnpike ’Tolland Turnpike Parker Street Main (Center St. to Act provides. AFL low. Former Oak Football Stars because a loss would drop them Cowboys In their last three rog- league in rushing. _ TEI-. 643-2467 Lea$rue Hand. Stock Place (N. Main to Oakland) (N. Main to B. Hart (Tolland ’Tpke. to North Main) Things should open up this North Main (Oakland For your free cdpy — documented with helpful two games behind the unbeaten ular-season meetings and in the McCabe Street Slater Street ford Line) Lydall S t) week with pass-catchers Otis Rams in the Coastal Division at last two league championships, Sulphur’s name came from Manchester, Vernon Town Line Bring A Turkey > McNall Street MeelcvlUe Rood Bent Street to New State Rd.) graphs and tables — mall the coupon below It Marble Street Taylor and Oloster Richardson Return to Face Knights the Latin word for brimstone, RTE. TAUCOTTVIUl-E ,CT Avery Street Angel Street Taylor Street Oakland Street could help make the difference between a comfort the season’s halfway point. Bart Starr, who has seen only H® Bowl Quarterback f^Tthe Packers. EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT Golway Street Carman Road Burnham Street Montclair Drive two touchdowns In the lest five. ?*! ^ ‘ ^ the struggling Green Detroit, which leads Mlnneso- Wood Lane Cornwall Drive Buckland Rood Kennedy Drive PUTNAM, COFFIN A BURII But the Chargers rolled up 66 and the Bridgeport Jet. will al* ^ .e n t the University of Con- Bay Packers, 2T 1 Nnd the ta by one-half game and Green O.K. Folk$! Sheet Shooting Union Street Pond Lone Bishop Drive Division points against Denver last so have one of the finest enter- n ^ lc u t Marching Band, one of hlgh-rldlng Dallas Cowboys, 6-0. Bay by a full game in the Cen- ON STUDDED TlffES Kerry Street Bryan Drive Richmond Drive as John Hadl passed tor 821 talnment programs ever seen on the flnejrt w ch musical organ!- Elsewhere In the NFL Sun- traJ tilvlsion, once again will Now Is the time to be cau- MANCHESTER Kenwood Drive Ellen Drive yards and tour touchdowns In 87 the M ion Stafflum tort w tlon. In the E art The UConn oay. San Francisco, 3-3, is at count on the passing r t Bill tioiw, have your tank checked Dorset Lane 71 Eaat Gsnter St. Union Place minutes. An over-all total of 881 Beginning the fertlvlUe. vdU B a ^ w m the first Eastern band Detroit, 8-2-1; Minnesota, 3-3, at Munson and the running of Mel and cleaned betoro the win Dearborn Drive ManchjMter, Goon. SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION Jefferoon Street yards boosted the Chargers Into be a Ponty ^ague fMtball to Introduce the ehow type rou- Chicago, 2-4; New Orleans, 3-3, Parr, the NFL’s top rusher, to ter sets In. MEBROW ROAD — NORTH COVENTRY Buckland Alley Flag Drive • t.«H M.M.,.. WvO-JlOI DISCOUNT Lexington Drive the league offense lead. scrimmage l^tween two teains tine to football halftimes, a rou- at St. Louis. 8-3; Atlanta. 1-6, at get by steadily Improving San CALL NEW AVTOBIATIC IHA PS Union Court PMsss mail ms Informallon about Ksogh Aot roSrsmsnl ptans. Boston will be trying to beat from the Charter Oak Confer- tine which Is now quite wide- (Cleveland, 8-8; the New York Francisco. The 49ers move on Edward Street Vernon Street NOW IN OPERATION STATION Mill Street (Lydoll to Line St.) New York for the first time enoe. trains In action will f P r e ^ ln this part of the ooun- oiants. 4-2, at Washington, 3-3, the passing combtoation of John TREMAHO SEPTIC COLE’S Oakland Terrace Vernon Street, Weet Nams______since 1966. Jim Nance’s return be the Cromwell Merchants and try. The routine contains high- and Philadelphia, 0-8, at Pitts- Brodle to Clifton McNeil, EVERY SUNDAY AT 10:00 AAI. South Street Lydall Street . gives the Patriots a solid ground the Manchester Red Raiders, stepping precision drill, with burgh, 0-6, Minnesota, wdiich came up TANK SERVICE 451 W tST CENTER STREET Beacon Street Lake Street -Clly_ game —tor the------first time this e*®-* These Me IW pound class animated formations and popai- Earl Morrall once again will with a fine defensive effort al- B eflm en , Novloea ored Skilled Skootan Oleaeon Street Mn. PlBoeklcker Gtno Cappel-. teams, with the members rang- lar and light classical musical start for Baltimore In place of though losing 20-7 to Dallas, will kivltod To Doe Our EocUlttea TEL 643-5332 TEL 742-9770 -Zlp- -7slsphons- lettl needs 11 points to become in ages from 12 to 16. The scores. Johnny Unltas, who Is reCUper- try to get Its offense moving Wannhic Houoe * ReftralnnwHn AvaltaUta
f- < r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 MA^rtniESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1988
OUR DOARDl)iJQ HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE South Windsor HUGOS BUNNY News for Senior Citizens Top Entries Selected I'D GIVE y o l/ . V I SMALL BE YOU WIN I A i^ y r u w 6 < . HMPH/SHE'LL tXJMP HIM Antwtr to ffS’ iw** fuiile^ LS0^AE IP Y A COULD HAPPY TO PEBFOW V TO SHUT 7 » w OFFi I WITH A THUD WHEN ffy WALLY FORTIN DO T P K k S , IN RETURN FOR Sewer Panel In Fine Arts Festival MARTHA. MV LOVE, ISN'T IT TIMS TO END SHE F i n o s o u t h e Personalities D O U K m m S,SyLVESTER_ SONAE E D IB L K ^ C4pg cO^ Judges Barry BaMnger and "TranqulWy". A pastel by N. '<1 •tOUR SILENCE ■? a f t e r ALL.l CAN'T Pu t A l l h iS /v io n e y m BtaBa. Ifa this tima of Hm Gan fo r ^tmbr loraly domtlon of John Wenner pinned blue rib- flebuXs cf PitMletd, Mlaee., tl- ^ C r / c h a p e r o n e f a t h e r CONSTANtLY./ IN A CAR ! A N P . DOWN w eak eca lii, aad tfatatga are go- a Utoben aat. W e ara ra ry plaaa- Askss< Yes on SEEIN' IS ACROSS bone to the best of an a m y of Usd "MlariGSt Woman" won the BUST'S BEUEVIN’l AMD A S A /m a t t e r OF FACT.t 1 YOU / J iog along vary vrall now, with ad wttti tt. and agtpmciata U 1 B iblical boat 1 Annoys by ovMnndIng plooea of 'ait on Oarden Grove Oatersra Awaid. BEANEKY TH OUGH T Sa n d y WAS A c h a r m in g faultfinding aetandaaoa getting batter bi aM vary much, builder Question 2 diaptey at tbe Mtancbeeter Fine Tfie Manchewtor Modes Award YOUNGSTER— p e o p l e MIGHT TAKE 5 First man 2 Musical our prognuna. Laat weak I put otk a oaU for Arts FesUvsl In the iianchester went to "Thumbekna", a e o t- YOU TWO FOR SISTERS.'' 0 Mr. Franklin ".instrument C hopt.you all out out tbe ad- vatlred nuraaa who would Hke to H ie Sserer Ocsninlaaion U urg High Gymnasium Friday nigUL tege by JsannSllto Bich of Miur- 12 Competent 3 W inglike dkional namaa c t phwea th a t *** Buaat on our vaiioua ing tbe votere of South Wtndaor 13 Italian resort The pUbUc Is Invttsd to anjoy cb ester. '4 Norwegian wfM honor the OoM Oaid that ^'*Pa. to be on hand in case of to vote Tes on Question 2 on 14 Miss Gardner 'the exhibit aponaored by the The Connecticut Artist Award girl’s name 'ware la laet BaturdasPa column. amargency. Bo tar only IfUs ills bsBot on Blsotton Day. 15 Football field 5 Mohammed's Manchester U ow CMb end the was preeentsd to Jacqul Bosley markings son-in-law 20 French Wo’re MU paaatng out the card* Jones has caUed in. We Referendum Queetlon 2 aeeke (2 words) revolutionist 40 Make aad have a total of 806 passed ***** raealva a few of RockviUe tor the oil painting, 6 Miss Shore enduring " tton, the proceeds of which wUl "Wyoming Landscape" and the n Reverend and others 22 E v e ----- out alraady. Wa attll have more iS?” 'If'!’.** *®°"' *® l^**** «*" for axtemion of the town's sew 24 Encounter 43 Faultily be used to support a variety of Manchester Flortsts’ Award tor (a b .) 7 Arabian cards, and thay may be picked ‘"***'***'*- age system to tnehide the North- 18 Worsted 25 Inactive 45 A vid dwriltable and community serv- a floral palnUnig went to Chris gu lf 46 Miss Evans up any day dtulng the week. we wlU IneKide 3rou on our view Dr. eseUon. Approval of BY V. T. HAMLIN fabric 8 Hebrew 26 Farwell lilt . SVom tMa Hat wa Uian oon wiU tina AUiod of Canterbury for ALLEY OOP performances 47 Is indebted Wa now have 82 ptacaa of bust- this queatton w ill allow the town |ce proje^. TOe 19 Herb genus prophet s6t-up a schedule. Saturday from 1 pm. her oil' painting "Arrange 21 Oriental 28 Gaping fo r naaa wtw ara honoring’ the oaid ■to seek gmnto for a teige par- o®*"™*® aaturday from 1 OKAY, a JT HONYD^ 9 Certain Wa triad to start a Thursday m en t." ...BUT WHAT G ETS M E IS I THINK THEYlTE nurse 30 Bird b ill 48 Brazilian 'With tloh of the total cost of thla to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 1 MtXJ GET THE , HOW WE CAN TALK TO READY TO measuring tapir a nm tui disoount, and nfght Men’s-fftght-Only Oub Scholastic awards for the best FAIR HELEN / X JU S T 23 “ U n cle----- ” instrument protuberance p.m. to 6 pm. THESE PEOPLE WITHOUT COM E Z' I'M 50 Bathe we^ra hoping -for------many more. ,or card playliig. However, ao p ro je c t work shown from each of the TD POSE I ASKED AN INTERPRETER BACK [ SU R E 24 Wrong 10 L evel 31 Lock Paul Paquette of WOodstodc, FOR VOU? ^ HER... (p re fix ) openers 51 Son of Seth 1 guaas I etartad somathliig, far not too many have bean The residents of the North- schools partlolpedng In the fes- O F IT 11 Church (B ib .) won the Iona M anufacturing Oo. 27 Constellation section 33 Likelier whan I mentioned that the (flowing up. Htoaa who do at for beat of show wlSi hie tlv!)l went to the following: 29 M atter 35 William, 52 L et it sUnd weekly Mtohan eoctal moved Town Council for inclusion into Lynn BeeuUeu and Tom Pack 16 Monkeylike 55 Lixivium tend play lUl kinds of card watercolor tiUed "March". 32----- G. mammals Prince of into first place In popularity gnmas, and aome entertain the town sewH' syatem after ex- ard of Manchester High Setiool, Robinson "Bamslde" by Rtchaid Brao- hare at the Center. Last Mon periencljng septlo tank falhirsB. Susan Smith of liling Junior 34 Chin beard , 1 r r [O themselves by playing pool. Wa aowaM of PleinviUe received the r " r I i r r r win not meat this next Thurs- The PubUo HeaMh Oommlsalon- High, Geoffrey Perrett of Ben- 36 Pass away d a y wa pfoked up fiv e n ew play- First Hartford Realty Award for er Inspected the area and has net Junior High, Kitty BemArd silently T5" ara for a total of 86 poraons for because it la Halloween. We a wateroolor, while an oU paint determined that the conditions o f Elast OathoUc H igh School. 37 Blood vessel th e m orning, then th a t after- '*'*** m eet again N ov. 7th. ing by Jane Oult cf South Wind 38 Canvas IT 16 found there constitute a health Robert Stevenson and Barbara noon we had a reooid breaking Schedule for the week: sor Utlsd ' ‘TOandlemaa" was BY J. B. WILLIAMS shelter hsaard. Schmidt of Coventry High, OUT OUR WAY TT n r 20 fourteen taMea (88) players Monday. 10 ajn. to noon, 39 City in 1 1,. „ » given The Manchester Evenliig Anne Gauthier o f B«nt. er Commission that more and THERE, IVOUWEUMAPE ITS ALMOST READV^ ABOUT THIS Leventhal Awaid for a Sea- High, and Suzanne Remesch of WHAT'C Y US S E T OUT — TW O A TA 42 The briny 24 26 ■ 5T programs so ooms on down . ^ *:80 psn.. more private aeptto syatoma In soaps WM presented to Tkudy X' IM « l>r MCA. Im . T A t !• « . U.1 Baf. Off. TIM E, A 44 Hawaiian Open Card playing, TV, Read- Rham High. TAKING \ OF THE KIT-. WOW VWCTCH THIS AGAIN- Monday, and Join the crowd. many other parts of town will Lee of JODCkviUe tor her paint SO LONG? I CHEN >OU IF you USE THE RIGHT DOUBLE bird 35" ■Ing, Pod. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. eventuaUy be subject to failure In addition to the compsUtive . FLIPAWP WlmtoM in the pinochle tour ing, ‘^Merine". DAVY JONES BY LEFT end Me WILLIAMS WE’RE \ WERE SUP- WRIST ACTION 'lOU CAN 46 Porter JT Bowling at the Parkade Lanea. as a result of saturated leech art exhtbHs the Art Festival FAMISHEP/) RDSEDTO FLIP OVER A WHOLE DOWN , 49 Strong winds i r nament teat week were; Pete Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Myrtle Carlson’a o « painting. features many craftsmen I HEARD ABOUT IT'S CLAIMED HE HAS I WONDER IF HE AW, COME ON, KELLY. BE FIXING PANFUL WITHOUT FO R A ' (HeiaM photo by Bnostriohisl areas. These parte of town wUt 53 Grain 3 T 41 Vrde-848, P e te r F rey- your Gold'Card la your Invlta- ed the Patron of the Aits Award knitting and glass art, and pa U ST Chief Dwyer attended by well over 400 people at Paganl’s Ballroom at Crystal Lake. present • referendum includes 58 C ry of •M, Joe Thike'' Wlndsor-««l, tton. with a stoetlte sculpture titled pier-mache are offered for s^e. bacchanals Pleasant Valley Rd. from Ell U JT u Bkn Kleman-S88, Katherine Hiursday, 9 a.m. to 4:80 p.m.. "Form”. The WlHIe’s Steak 59 Worm Fteltas-dSB, Louisa Msyeihoff- Open card (daylng, TV, Read- ram Lovejoy, 123 Keeney St.; ington Rd. to Norihview Dr., 60 Bargain u U 41 aU o f N brarview Dr. end EiHing- House Award went to the oU M 023, and BIU Anderaon-023. ln]g, pool. 8:15 p.m. to 4 :30 p.m .. Leah Kerin, 4 Hartland Rd.; landscape “Wlntor" by Fred 3 DiBtinGt Islands event Mrs. Alice Darling, Storrs; Su ton Rd. fnom Northvlew Dr. to -61 Pause We have been talking about Choral Binging. This group is Czech Leaders Fear Overoamp of Niantic. “On VALLETTA—There actually san Harrington, 78 Greenwood Pleasant Valley Rd. Also includ (Ntwipaptr litt0rptiu Aitn.) two trips soon. The first pos- Jute a singing group and the Leave" an oil portrait by Grace are three Maltese islends: Mal Dr.; Mrs. Emily Rak, West ed In the referendum bond re sifaUity will be a trip to th e < **Y they will put on is Prof eta of Etete Hartford won ta, about 168 square miles; H artford; Pam ala MOarkham, quest is Long IflU Rd. from EU- Springfield Oollseum to see the for the Senior CSMaens. We need Gozo, five miles away, which is East Hartford; Ellen Buckley, Occupation Protests higton Rd. to Pleanant Valley '<*« Brentmoor, Inc. Award. Ice Capedei. This trip would your voice so come on it. Ml'tdinel RoihweiU of New Ha Just over 40 square miles; and 660 E. Center St.; Stephen PRAGUE .(AF) —Czechosto- the birthday of nationalization Rd. and TudOT HIB Dr. BY DICK TURNER be tor either a matinee on a NO MEN’S NIGHT THIS Comino, between the two and CARNIVAL WEEK. ShurkuB, 26 Jem en St.; R ev. Charter Changes ven received the E. A. Johnson Sunday, Nov. 17 or 24. At this vak leaders fear antl-Sovlet of industry, Just one square m Cx Walter Loomis, 86 Ferguson Almost no red Communist Atty. Vernon O. Petersen, Palrit Oo. Award for his acrylic. writing the over-aH cote of the Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:80 p.m.. demonstrations on the 60th amri- WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE trip which includes the reserved Op®" Oaid i^aytng. TV, Read- Rd.; Mrs. Mlarle Murphy, 126 party or labor union dags were chairman of the Town Charter Oak St., Wepping; Mrs. versaiy ceiebratton of the re- ^ oceans of vMte, bhie Revision Oommisslon and tor- seat wlH be $6- **’*> * ?•"*• *® * P-'"* ’ Wattmut Wilts, 106 Oxford St public this weekend could bring aaxl red Czechoslovak triootors. '***•' Deputy Mayor, has oallad Renovations tor this trip wlU Also, Mrs. Elelne Look, 18 Soviet taites rolUis bock onto An anti-Dubcek Oommunlet “P®" **• voters to glvs careful teart on Tuesday Oct. 29, at the Hathaway La.; WUHam Hom- * party ehttnent Is trying to attenOon to all five queaUons to-tb Center. Thoim toteretesd ^ U> OoM Card members, city streets. RIDERS OF THE RAWGE Irii, Andover; Jane Roy, 96 organize a rival Nov. 7 celebra- appearing on tbe ballot on Elec register during the day, 8:80 Chestnut St.; Mrs. Sophia Osd- Their concern Is based on tion o f the 61st anniversary o f ^®® Day. a m . to noon, and 1 p.m . to 4:30 ri't. 494 AIbbey Rd., Wapplng; widespread discontent over the talcum thf Bolshevik revteuUon. Dub- Question 8 asks adc^Mon of BY FRANK O'NEAL p.m. throughout the week. We Hospital Notes William Schultz, East Hartford; treaty with the Soviot UnioR, cek leaders feared demonstra- 0»e amendments to the Town PA U L W. POWER. are waiting tor an answer re Mrs. Laura Bramunti All evening vlslUng hours end and signed late week, that legalized this weekend would play Charter. Theee changes were garding tickets, and hope to daughter. East Hartford; Mte. the ztay of 70,000 Soviet oocupa- jjjg hands of this minority, '^''^wn up by the Charter Oom- D O U G A N ______at 8 p.n»., and start. In the have more infomaation avail carol Sabin and son, South tion troops that invaded Czecho- woted brlrar Soviet mission and reviewed by the able whm’ yw te s te r W^wiU various units, at: Pediatrics, 8 Windsor;WM Mrs. Chris Gagne II nfiin andAsasi Slovakia—4 1-1 — Aug. Aa.M «M21. The 4-viArfv^vrtreaty retaMatloii. *' ^"" r*iTown______•* Council, need at least 44 persons befWe P-"*-* •*vvlce unit, 18 R -^! £on. Elate Hartford. which went into effect Oct. 18 infoimante said no P«t«»on explained that paa- we can make the trip. The bus Crowell House, 5 p.m. week- Realtor Presents provldez for the majority of the m eetli^ are planned tor "*K® ®* ***® Charter Revision will not be stoppkig for a meal '“‘ J*’ • P-"“" weekends and hoH- occupation forces to leave by ubnday, end Prague has reluc- question Is essential to the IMF after the program. days; private rooma, 18 a.m.; Ellington *“ continued smooth operation of At this point I woufci like to semi-private roonw, 8 p.m.; Dec- 18. tanUy accepted the idea of 8o- THE HOUSE OF THE WEEK Cbmsmmiat party leader Alex- vlet intervention tt any occur. A the town government. They stole that our ptelcy in taking vlalting in 918, 814, a ^ ***.*• ander Dubcek toM 1,500 Oom- meeting Friday between Interl- bring the charter up to date theee trips is to meet at the ««y tUne tor Im m e^ temlly Vietnam Talk ROY CRANE nuznlst membera of the cheml- or Minister Jan Pelnar and So- and make it woricable despite BUZZ SAWYER Senior Center, and return t o • ^ Y ' w ** • five-mintee Umlto- cal industry Friday ttiat the vlet Deputy Foreign Minister____ the fate and tremendous in- the Cent«, without stopping *»»“• Afternoon vitetiiig hour* in Set at Chiirch IF ONLY X COULD HAVE GOT WORD TO YOU, MISS LILLY/ I'M SORRY, TUT, TOT, SONNY/ AT LEAST treaty "was a necessary step Vasily V* Kuznetsov, Soviet spe- ®*'*®*® hi the town’s p(^nilati(m. along the way on our return ohstetrioa are 8 to 4 p.in. teen THIS. TRUBLOOD AND BLESSING WELL— BOY, IS TH AT A MISS LILLY, YOU AMPEAAE SDSPiaOUS OF The annual J^lher and B m ft>r the departure, at this stage, clal envoy in Prague, \#as Petersen also ”gave ”” his en- NAME FOR A SWINDLER/— ^THEY'VE CHEATED YOU THEY OUT THEM. ALL ISN'T LOST...I'LL trip to allow passengers to get begin again te 7 p.m. VlaKors Oomnuinioa Breakfote of St. of the overwhekmtog part of the thouriit to have taken up mat- MHNw,i>.Tj<.i«aj.Ni.e«. tion next Saturday. I can tell John Fay, 245 Adams pation force has left so far. The Couples dub of St. Litee Catherine B. May, toi. 844-3296. ^t.; Susan Gowdy, Woodland Czechoslovak officials were said publics under the Prague cen ‘I don’t WANT a reserved parking place! That'* my only you that Wednesday, Dec. Pariah wlH mete Saturday eve- tral government. THIS 7-ROOM CAPE OFFERS 3 OR 4 BED i d 4 is the tentative date. Rd., Coventry; W. Barry Head, to be in the dark as to how WINNER AND LOSER ton# ndng. A Casino N ight w ill be held The Jubilee celebration moves beet alibi for getting to the office latel” Our Wednesday afternoon ®*“* Hartford; Mrs. Marjorie many. at 9 following a brief buteness Tuesday to Bratislava, capttal WORLAND, Wyo. (AP)—Ne ROOMS, FORMAL DINING ROOM. AND A MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD “Fun-Day" went ovar la fine Higgins, 2088 Ellington Rd., T h e govemment-oontroUed well Sargent of Worland won seeteon. All couples are Invited of Slovakia, where President ANNIE —WERE NO.^ILIP/ BUT I'M "I'M AFRAID I WON'T! i HAVE A style late week with o v e r lOO Wapplng: Mrs. Beveriy Hott, 6 including non-members. Frizes press -carried rare details today , h ^ and lost an election in Wyor FINE LOCATION IN THE BOWERS SCHOOL THERE ANY PHONE FEELING FOR HER THAT I'VE penons on hand. Games, enter- »«««* R®ckvUle; Debra wUl be a'Warded at the end of about troop deporturea It said ming's primary. East Germ an and Russian solL ‘ **® ^ Wednesday, eOMOND DREW' HE WAS AN SOUNDS LIKE CALLS FOR THAT THIS HAS COME NEVER HAD FOR ANY OTHER STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFE singing and square Klaczak, 77 HUlcrete Dr., Rook- the evening to the highest scor- Sargent, a n incumbent state DISTRICT. PRICED TO SELL AT $21,500. ACTOR IN THE SILENT /VtOVIES' IlL A GOOD IDEA WHILE t WAS ALONG! /VtAYBE NOW WOMAN BEFORE' donctalg rounded out the pro- ''*“ ®: Max Lautenbach, 81 E. dlers hcul crossed taito E ast G er legislator, was defeated in his GO OVER TO THE NEWSPAPER AND —HESHCXllO GONE? YOU'LL FORGET ABOUT WE KNOW ^ NOW,THERE'S A gram. TWs next Wednesday we Maple St.; Gertrude Llddon, 49 many and one border station on bid for renomination in the Re SEE THE THEATRE EDITOR, /MAXFIELD BE ABLE MINERVA AAUTTONJ CALL 649-4535 FOR AN EARLY INSPEC HOWTO SHOW^ PROPER NYME.' will lUMve a Halloween party. Darden St. the East German frontier was Coventry publican primary. BRADY/ HE'S BEEN A H(JUywOOD TO HELP YOU A V6gy SIT UPON ME ckieed "tor technical reasans.” n i f Hut he had better luck In run- WRITER AND PRESS AGENT .YOU/ /t 600P TI/ME KNEE ANP TELL We wHl have a costume parade kta Ma^aret Mte^a, New York Man TION. IN AFRICA! ME ALL ABOUT-- and try to guess ■who la behind ?Z Elariler reports have quoted oth- -T OIlC01tl011 vrO H D nlng for the city coimcil. His AMEDICA the M fe rm t masks. Those ” Wlltahlre Rd., Vermm; Charged in Holdups er— Blast Ehnopean ------P souroes s y IM out cH flrd **®"'******’® waa unopposed. Walter Olsen, Mansfield Center; side bzechoelovaMa. NEW HAVEN, Ooim. (AP)— watelng to htep wlte tels pr^ Leo Pariseau, 369 Woodland "The sooner we realize what gram by participating In the Police arrested a 46-yeor-old .. St.i Harry Petersen, 28 W. must be done, the faster shell The Coventry Policemen’s partide may brlr« ttelr outfits ^ Brooklyn, N.Y., man in a looal we create conditions tor the fur Benevolent Assoclatlan has vot with them; and change here, hotel FYiday in connection wUh nitachka, 428 W . M iddle T pke.; ther advance of creative acti'vl- ed unanimously to pay Police Jute before parade tim e. W e two recent holdups. Mrs. Virginia Roberts, 90 Pine ty and on iqisurge In the life of Chief Eugene Menard’s salary alw ays hod lots c f fun w ith JamJames es ESdwardEdward Jones wwas as ' _____‘ told his until the outcome of charges this in past years, and we are Tlnsz, ^46 Foley St.; Mark R(aL ***^*‘®’* °" two count of robbery brought against him has been with violence. The charges stem audience. He gave first priority hoping many of » you will ling, 17 LUac St.; Russel Wright, decided. from the Sept. 27 robbery of to carrying out the Moscow Au Your Rtpubllean CantNifato MR. ABERNATHY BY ROL8TON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Join. WHh this will be some 40 Olcott St. gust agreement catting tor a re Menard was arreteed Monday games, entertainment by Waldo 91,600 from the MAC Lan Co. turn to old-style oomimmism in by state police at his home in Fortlno, the ringing sad-sack. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A and the Sept. 21 holdup at EIGHT HAIFJS ON MY Czechoalovakia in retutn tor Mansfield and charged with for State Lagislature HEAD AND I GET A and dancing. One of my hard daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ron- Mack Miller dothes, where X 9URE HAVE gradual troop ’withdrawals. three coimta of breach of the w (T OANORUFF P90BLEM! working ladies, Mrs. Payne aid Laakey, 28 Jan Dr., Vernon, 9400 was taken. TXiro men staged V SOME ROTTEN Czechoslovak cities and peace on complaint of his wife. went around Wednesday to find each robbery. LUCKl WINTHBOP BY DICK CAVALU DBBCHAROED YESTER Police are holding anoitlier streets filled with national flogs On Tuesday Menard was sus out who might bring a few cup pended without pay by the town cakes. The co-<^ration 'was DAY : Lisa Eagleoon, 6 Legion man on charges In connection ^®'" 60th anniversary of the with a robbery of the Dial repufaric, being celebrated ’offl- telectm en. tremendous, and it io o ta like D r., Vernon; M rs. MCaiguerito The association met Wednes we will have close to 200 cup HUl, South Windror; Michael FToance Co. late week. That daily tor the first tikne in two n o - 0 0 day night and voted full pay cakes. We wlU have aome sweet Hart, Hemlock Point, Coventry; loan company was robbed twice decades. Monday is the aixilver- for Menard until the case Is set cider. No hard cider, I’m too Thoniaa KUpatiick, fouth Wlnd- alter the MAC holdup. Au- sary of the date CzecHosloivekla DON Gor; M is. Alm yna AutMer, New thoritles are cMeUng a New was proclaimed a republic in tled. He 1s scheduled to appear young. I ! ■|0-^6 HOM/ We are really going ail out to Hampehire; Mrs. Mlartha Mar Jersey man In connection with 1918. ProDubcek Commizndte In Danielson Circuit Court 11 on have lots of laughter for that shall, 189A E . M iddle Tpke; HI- the Dial heists. regimes hod marked tt only as N ov. 18. afternoon, ao this will be an exoedlent time to decide to come GENOVESI tn and Join the gang. AH you PBISCILLA'S PpP BY AL VERMEER need to your GoM Card. *® no riaK^’'ir A »vaBPigigff! excuse fo r not Joining us. ' IF YOU CANNOT U ll THIS CtRTIFICATI, FLIASi 6IVi IT TO A FRIEND ] PRISCILLA!! SET OUT^ YOU COULD HAVE XNOT At tWs ttmo I would like to OF THAT TUB)’ I'M BATHED A HORSE IN . W H E N thank Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bog- A L M O S T ALL THIS TIME.'; HE K E E P S FINlSHECi J U M P IN O About The Man PnP/ AROUND II YOUR CHILD’S PORTRAIT CAPTAIN BAST BY LESLIE TURNER DivEiainEO ir Gradiiota of local schools and Iho Unlvoi^ly o f Connoctieiit ONE TWNe PUZZLES ME, SUM. AS THE ONLY EXACTLY! TOO TERRIFIED TO'! TRUE'. ONESxIOB/WONLY 5 9 * ONE WHO COULP IDENTIFY THE ASSASSIN, RISK SLIPPING OUT JUST TD I„.IMU5r PENNY MUST'VE REALIZED HER DANGER, SHE WAS rasmoN Additional children may be photographed and included ir Sorvod In tho U.S. Anny TERRIFIED! HELP PAM SEE A BOY FRIBNP!/ CONFIDE — w j I I . V Y E T SHE— IN S P ITB in the same portrait for 60^ extra per child. OP POLICE Involving peiHel- ir Indopondont Biisliwsunon lO-U PROTECTiOH p crflon In p ro fn e tS t In appreciation o f your patronage, we will present you SHE WAS with a lovely portrait o f your child at this low price. -Arfost Vico Prtsidont. Monchoslor Joycoos ALMOST konplng of »»e- SILENCED You will receive a selection o f proofs. There is no obli o r d f a n d honcHing if Chdimon, Monchoslor Hooit Fund 1967 FOR300D gation to purchase anything! This offer good for one I lo -ia TWICE t eoiTMpondanca. 8 X 10 per family. if Mombor, Slato of Connoctieiit Commission on Sorvicos To Tho. K n o w l a d g a . . . However, additional prints may be purchased at rea EMorly 1967-1969 ROBIN M A IjONB BY BOB LUBBERS ^ ehamlshy oo- sonable prices. QUICKLY, s e u - .'v « jR P c n m iA ypuHAveexACTu/iEW s lra b la . -A Vie# Piosidont, Monchostor Rotary 1967-1968 fWniRWINS WORmLEGeGgAWEEP 6EC0MPG 1t? «evEAI- SDNDiAT Umi FBIDAT WTO (VECK106,5/U.AKC FOOP.’/ youa secKGT- pepoRe OOTOBEB 37th thru NOVfEIBEB 1st I GHAU. ReLOCTAMTLY' PIONEER Photo Hours: 10:00 A M . to 6:00 PJH. &SfOKBOfOlBA5e etime ^irtraitd Sunday A Friday: 10:00 A.M. to 8d)0 P M . ypu por AG UMCHGOti RESEARCH TREASURE CITY R E ^ C T DON GENOVESI /fefiTfofi-rne LITTLE SPORTS BY EOUSON INC. Psrkiulc SboDDlnc Oentor v»i*Te». Will photograph your child. Thii offer includei 400 Middle Tpke. WMt Manchroter, Ooon. STATE REPRESENTATIVE OiiMF Hate Road all children in the family, but they muit be ac Plooeer companied by an adult. For the belt photo Industrial Park graphic reiulti, dreii children’ in pasteb. Maoebester 6 0 ^ packaging and handling chaige 18th ASSEMBLY MSTRIGT (ymoa^?1££i£ £ ^ ) Fhoiie 644-1881 PRMt l l — for latenrlnv Only Oao CertlflcaU Hoawod For Fantlr TM* Ad Spowaorad kjr Bapnbiican Town Oommltteo—Chorloa MoKriialo, T urr
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Bittiiiau Sorvleat THERE «)UGRTA BE A LAW BY 8HOR1EN wd WHIPPLE Halp Wonlwd— Male U Help Wanted Mole 3d OfForad 13 CLASSIFIED TME'f WENT fOft A «ioor> COUNTERMAN—FuU-tims with PART-TIMB — tOO to |80 pw YOU ARE A-1, truck U A-1. FU CO F MONIGAGCWNeH electrical backgrotmd. week, 16 to 20 hours. Flexlbls Cellars, attics, yards, drive 1WET fOUNO lUEIIi PREAH preferred. Apply at houns. OoUsge students ooM ta ways sealed and small truck COTTAGE FAR FROM THE E conom y E le ctric Su{q[>ly, 834 •red. For perscm l Intsndsmr Bu s i n e s s ERVICESIQJIRECTORY ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- TNUMDERIHG- HERDS - Main Street, MamdMSter. 647- appointment oaU 838-2314. ADVERTISING 9M1. mono Trucking Service toll- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS free, 743-9437. APPUCATIONS noiF being tak 8 AJL to 4:80 PJL TREE EXPERT — Trees out, en tor three superiatondents buUdlQg lots cleared, trees top and two day maintenance men. PART-TIME H IG H GRAD E COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ped. Got a tree problem? Well Full time. Garden type apart CAMPING MORNING HELP WANTED CAR LEASING 4ise P JL DAY BEFORE PUBLIOATIOM w orth phone caU, 743-8382. ment Manchester. Must be re DendUno lor Saturday and Monday la 4 J8 p.m. Friday. GORffeWtt. lo o t s liable, some knowledge, requir 8 A.M. to 2 P.M. EQUIPMENT PRINTING STEPS, SIDEWALJ^ stone mLAoeLnt/A,fA. ed, wUUngness to leant. Fins 0 i 1 t r 2 Teata, Cota, Sleeplag Baga, Job and Commordal walls, fireplaces, flsgstone ter /I opportunity and good salary. HOURS FLEXIBLE Air Mattreaaea, Stovea, PLEASE READ YOUR AD races, railings. AU concrete re Send resume to Manager, 6 P rintiiw A?PLY IN PERSON I CinooMed _wr "Want Ado*’ are taken over the phone ao a pairs. Reasonably priced. 648- Downey Drive, Manchester, YEAR P U N Prqmpt aad Baolsat 0681. ^ MANCHESTER Printing Of AU Kladn Mo ad the FIRST m O om . REPORT ERRORS In time for Om A DAESOON ACTNEV MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN Vint la Maackaater. Itfew n ^ Inoertlon. The Herald la reoponaible for only ONE Inoor- TREES cut and removed, land’ $4GffEP IN GO PIP SURPLUS SALES CO. cleared, reasonable. Free esti PLUMBEUtS, steamfltter. Ex 46 WEST CENTER STREET aan, tall autlatenanoe, folly in N.' MAIN ST. n et or oi^tted InoorUoa for any adverUaemCnt aad then only THE eULLPOZERG! Community Pratt mate, insured, 380-8720. perienced. New construction. MANCHESTER kMand to redaoe yoor prob- at Depot Square to the oxtMt of a «nmke good" Inaortton. E m n which do Top hourly rate, overtime. Im iM a aad worrieo. For foil 9 East Middle Tpka. w t leew tte vtiuoM the advertlMment will not be oom tod Open Dally to B:00 P.M by “ make good” inserttoa. SHARPENING Service — Saws, perial Plumbing, South Wind krformoUoa, call f. FABB. — S 4 S -n il Taleplioiia 643-5727 knives, axse, shears, skatea, sor, 644-1821. PAINTERS and painters’ help- rotary blades. ()ulek service. ers, fuU and part-Ums. Top PcmI Dodg* Pontiac 643-2711 Capitol Equipment Oo., 38 pay scale, paid holidays, groiq> INC. 875-3136 M ^ St, Manchester. DEAN insurance. CaU Joseph P. Lew CUSTOM MADI (Rookvme, ToO Froo) rrS MAIN 9TRKKT MANCHESTER DICK’S daUy 7:80-0, Htursday, 7:80-9, MACHINE PRODUCTS is, 649-0668. CANVAS A¥miNGS Saturday 7 :8 0 4 . 648-7986. Phone « 4 » -tU l MEMORIAL CO. SHELL 102 (D L O N IA L RD. W e O g e Too To Support LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Has Immediate Openings For: H m t a t s yonlor Mnoeom Oppo.lte Eaat Cemetery SERVICE Trouble Reaehiug Our Advertirar? moving large appliances. Burn IN8PBX3TOR8—Experienced In MOLD MAKERS ing ba rrels deU vered, |4. 844- Bh Holmes Offers Personal Service 683 CENTER STREET Aircraft Parts 1778 o r 2894834. TOOLMAKERS Quality Momorials Everyday Uving seems to be the entire Hbe hot. You can <^K>08e th e p op made to order, 16 years experi for being occasional baby sitter quick to learn and mechanical RUG CLEANING of the Golden Rule. Just stop in available tor smaller servtcas FREE ESTIMA any advortioor uaing box der, automatic transmlaalon, tient, on bus Une. CaU after 8 WANTED ers. , ular fish and chipa, fried darn!?, Texaco Sfafion en ce. OaU 643-7042. p.m ., 628-3098. days. References. Write Box ly inclined. No phone calls, ap COMPANY and pick up a copy from the and every chapel has Ms own Lower Level of thr Pnrluido lotton. Roadero onawor- radio, heater, whitewall tires, french fries, fried ecaHops and Ing blind box ada who K, Manchester Herald. ply to manager. Parkade Bowl PARKADE 15 HANNAW %Y ST. When It comes to fish you can taUe in the hall of the main private family room and each 381 Main Stioat 648-6384 ' good ruiining condition. Call HooMhoM Sorvleat No experience necessary. always depend upon Manches fried shrimp. There are «iough doalro to protect their ATTEN'nON LADIES ing Lanes, Manriiester Shop corridor of the Funeral Home; has a pri'vate entrance. 647-1381, ask fo r Sue. OfFaiod 13-A M ovinc^T rucking— PART-TIME etvenings, tele CLEANERS Pham 643-0012 ter Seafood to have the freshest items to choose from so that Identity con follow thla ping Parkade. OaU 648-1084 betw een 6 :S0 if you prefer, a copy will be A flower room designed to Phona 643-9149 procedu re: Interested In phone eoheitiflg and ei^erienc- your family will never tire of CH EVROLET 1668 Im p ola Su UGHT TRUemNG, huUtdeUv- Storage 20 Next To Liggett Drag fish you can purchase any mailed you. This booklet ex take oare of the flowers and see ed proportionate lettering typ BUS BOY wanted — part-time, and 8:80 p.m. where. boring Ventura, owner them. Treat the family to a that they recel've proper treat Hydramatlo Transmlsalon Enclose your ropi; per Sport, 4-speed, vinyl top. eiy, yards, attics, cellars clean 3-DAY plains in a very clear and fac- R epairin g GLASS MANCHESTER DeUvery—Ught Christinas Money? ist, two to three e'venlngs week days, 11-2:80. Inquire Bonansa Where yoo get low prices of. Manchester Seafood, prides Manchester Seafood dinner b ( « In an onv< M ust sell, $3,296. 742-6888, 743- ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. /t tual manner the many problems ment U a welcome addlUon to e For Auto WIndohMdn trucking and package deUvery. ly . OaU 648-1442. S irloin P it, 378 W . M iddle SERVICE I ome day soon. addreoa to the 8313. 644-8962. A MarsfaaU Flrid FamUy •od R 1G% Bonus Gsrd ■ i4 i.U himself on the fine seafood he the family will have to face and the Hom e. AU Work OnamntMd e For Store Fronto and M d Manager, Manchester Retrlgerators, washers and Tpke., Manchester. PART-TIME help mornings. Ap always carries. He buys in Manche-ter Seafood is open A special room reserved tor Texaco Lubrication Service all sUeo ot wlndowo owned organization is con . . . T o Srtc W ith ! :t Is most helpful. Evening Herald, together REWEAVING of burns, moth- stove motring, specialty. Fold- ply Mbrlarty Chevtxm S erv ice, small quantities so that no mat daily Tuesday through Saturday (he clergy is on tite main floor. We Give Green Stamps o For Table Tops ducting a nationwide ex'- TELEVISION ’Technicians — FURNITURE CLEANING If there are any questions you with a memo Uatlng the 1964 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. Call holes, slppers repaired. Win Ing ch a irs fo r rent. 649-0782. 370 H artford R d ., M anchester. ter what day of the week you from 8 p.m. to 6 p.m. and from The Home is air conditioned eompnnloo you do NOT pension program. Interest Immediate opentngs, 40 hour would like to ask, please call OPEN 8 AM. to 8 VM a fte r 8:80, 644-0646. dow bhades made to measure, CLERK shop there, you are certain that 8 to 9 on niursdays. want to see your letter. ed in employing 12 area la -week, paid holidays, paid hos- at the conauHatlon room on the and an excellent loud speaker SATURDAY 8 AJL-NOON aU slse Venetian blinds K eys BONER OR b u t c h e r ” none of the fish has loeR. its street floor level on Bigelow St. system Is Installed throughout Totnr letter will be de Painting— Papering 21 dles to do outside customer Opportunity in our buyer’s pitallsation, free training on stroyed if the advertiser made whUe you wait. Tape re We have an opening for work sweet, delicate flavor from be Sim ply ca ll the H om e at 643-2441 the entire Home. To Insure TOURAINE GTO 1967, 4-speed, m any extras, Interviewing, Monday - Fri office tor a clerk with good translBtors and soUd state, earn STEVENSON’S LAROCHELLE and la one you’ve mentioned, corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 n a m e y o u r own price. Paint day, 9:00-1:00 P.M. tor 6 on Mondays or ’Tuesdays. Apply ing too long. and make an appointment with against fire, there Is a fire de call after 6, 643-0018. figure aptitude, must also u p to $180 p er w eek. OaU D e a th s in WHITE GLASS CO. tf not ft win be handled Main St., 6494221. ing, paperhanglng,' paper re w eeks. WIU pay $600. F or enjoy meeting people. Good RCA Service Oo. 246-6601. An in person. Lobsters are popular with a member of the Holmes fam tection system that gtves com in the usual manner. PAINTS moval. Free estimates and dec Interview see Mr. Moser wages and 'wortdng condi equal ppportimlty employer. ESSO Just about everyone and for peo ily. There Is absohdely .no ob plete protertion twenty-frour INC. NOW IS THE TIME to protect 1966 VOLKSW AGEN, sunroof, orating service. (Quality work Promptly. Join us for tions with convenient free GROTE A W E IG E L ple who have to watch their ligation. hours a day. 81 BlsoeU Ste-TM . 648-7888 and restore original appear 405 MAIN ST. T h e N a tio n ex cellen t condition. 649-6136. manshlp, neat, competent serv Breakfast! Wednesday, Oc parking and a benefit pro PART-TIME Janitor wanted at calories, they are low In caloric Personal interest has long To insure ample parking a FOR BEST RESULTS ance of your amealte driveway 76 Granby St., Bloomfield TEL. 649-5533 ic e . CaU 647-9664. tober 80, Mountain Laurel gram . Pilgrim Mills. Apply to man count. Of course dieters must Alice Throckmorton McLean marked the sendee given by large area at the rear of the Loit cold FouRd 1 1908 CH EVRO LET N ova station with a good coat of protective ager 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. ____ I______R estaurant, R ou te 6, o ff 91, FULL-TIME EXPBRIENCBD watch the rich dressing and BALTIMOKB, Md. (AP) — the members of the Holmes Home was paved, It is large w agon, ex cellen t shape. 646- sea ler. F ree estim ates. 742- EDWARD R.”PRICE—Painting, APPLY LOST —OoUie pup, 'female, ThompsonvlUe, Conn. window washer wanted. Good •Tuno-Ups butter, but they are absolutely Alice Throckmorton McLeem, family. Mark Holmes, who enough tor 79 cars azMl is bright PAUL'S 0393 a fte r 6 p .m . 94OT. exterior and interior. Paper- FULL-TIME servioe station at TURNPIKE •able and white. Answers to wages, HoUdays, vacation. delicious without either one. 82, who founded and headed the rtaited the business, feK this ly lihunitwted at night. In short, hiuiging. CeUlngs, etc. Insured. WOMAN to care tor home and tendant wanted, must have * Engim Cloaning PAINT SUPPLY Lady. Vichilty of Manchester TO SE TTLE E STATE , 1068 blue TWO HANDYMEN d ^ t a va Blue O oss, CMS. OsU 649-8884. Froaen lobster taUs are par American Women’s Voluntary was a> most Important facet of (he Holmes Fhnerol Home does 649-1008. three school chUdren, days. FIRST NATIONAL good mechanical knowledge. 645 MAIN STREET TEXACO G olf Oouros. C ah 643-6664 Fastbock Volkswagen 'with ra riety of Jobs by the hour or * hflnor Repairs ticularly delicious when broiled Services durii>g World War n, serv ice and since 1922 this has ita best to serve to the beat of CaU for particulars between 7 STORES, INC. Apply at Cantone’s Esso Serv CUSTODIAN —ExceUent bene- rew ard. dio and heater In exceUent oon- day. Reasonable rates. CaU for PAINTINO — Interior and ex * i t f C Stooips' —with or without dressing. died Friday. Mrs. McLean been a motivating force with (heir aMHty at all ttmes. Td. 649-0300 Optn 24 Hoars A Day and 10 p .m ., 742-8204. PARK*OAKLAND Aves. ice ; 308 W. M iddle T'lrice. fits, some Uftlng required. Ap founded the AWVS in 1940 and dltlon. 646-7867 a fter 4 p .m . lirform atlon, 648-9806, 648-8292. terior, very reasonable, free Frozen lobster makes a fine FOUND —In Bolton Rd. area, EAST HARTFORD, Conn. ply Schuster’s Express, 880 served as its president utSil the Firestone Tires estimates. CaU Richard PART-TIME service station at newburg or thennldor, but have 1666 VOLKSW AGEN, red, raiU ^ VENETIAN blinds — repaired, SuUivan Avenue, South Wind ea rly 1990s. black and brown dog, part M artin, 649-9288, 649-4411. Comptometer Operator tendant wanted nights and you tried it In a Wbster b isce? Quality Line Prodneta Dachshund, about one year old, heater, defroster, sunroof, snow retaped and record ed . 646-0278. sor, Conn., between 0 a.m. and PART AND FULL-tlme fabric Weekends. Apidy at Cantone’s You will always find a plen Frances Halsey In Arizona Senate Race Tool EfuilimeRi male. Call 872-4618. tires, 648-0087. 649-3971. L. PBiLLEiTIER — Painting — Openings- tor experienced 4 p .m . Gen. Repairers Liconaa salesgirls wanted. Apply Miss E sso S ervice, 806 W . M iddle lUuUdfUhUUU tiful supply of green and cook PASADENA, Odif. (AP) — interior and exterior, papermg comptometer operators to Comer Brood and FURNITURE reflnished. In Coburn, Pilgrim Mills, Hart T ik e . SWEEPER wanted older p er- ed shrimp at Manche:ter Sea F ran ces H alses, 81, w idow o f L O ST: Pam book No. 28-00806 8, 1666 FO R D O alaxle 600. Like aiid paper removal, fuUy In work 8:80 through 4:30, five Rofltal new, low mileage, full power, surance estimates made. Man ford Rd., Manchester, between son preferred. Apply Morland food and whether you want to Adm. Wmiam F. “BuU” Halsey Roy Elson Tighting Hard’ Middle Tpke. West Savings Department of The sured. 848-9048. and 640-6826. days a week. Must be MAN wanted for Janitorial S58 BUBNSIDE AVE. sa crifice . CkiU 648-8811. chester Reflnlshing Co., 49 Win three and six p.m. only. T ool O o., 1404 ToUaad T pke., O sfrin sky serve shrimp cocktail or shrimp d'ed Friday. She had been a “We Bent Most EverytUng" Phone 643-2176 Oonnoctlcut Bank A Trust skUled in aU phases of work, Monday through Sat EAST HABTFORO Company. Application made te r Street, 649-6046. JOSEPH P. Lewis, custom comptometer work. Excel Manchester. newburg, make a salad or fry hospital patient for several DODGE station w agon, 1669, urdays, hours 12 noon to 7 p.m. DEALER IN WASTE To Beat Barry Goldwater tor payment. painting and paperiiang^ing. In lent benefitsi free parking, them. Manchester Seafood is years. Adm. Halsey, who com AP good running condition. Make SEWING machines experUy re Must be reliable with steady PAINTERS —YEAR 'round 289-6333 terior and exterior. Dry wall subsidized oafeterki, con MATBUALS the place to go. m anded the U.S. F leet In an o ffe r, 648-6963. paired. AU makes domestic or Help Wantod— Mala 36' habits. Good hourly rate. No work, plenty of overtime,Man Power aad Hand Tools PHOENIX, Arlz. (AP) —Ari most enttrolv on state issues, LOST — PaM book No. 96604 work. PuUy insured. Free esti genial co-workers find ex- Naturally Manchester Sea W orld W ar n , died In 1990. EQUIPMENT imports. ABC ApjHlance Re phone caUa, apply In person chester, South Windsor area. Pnlattag and Deeorattag zonans are lielng told a vote for especially funding of the newly DON WILLIS Savings Bank of Manchester. m ates. 649-9698. I f no answ er, ceUent working conditions. MALE Production Workers Teola 1967 MUSTANG, wW te, 4-speed, pair, 41 Oak S treet, 049-8879, to manager. Brunswick Park Experienced. CaU after 6 p.m,. IRON food have clams of all kinds Balm L. Leavell Jr. authorized Central Arizona Pro 835 CENTER STREET AppUoation made tor payment. 643-6362. Apply Openings on all three shifts. Gardea aad 1 aad TUols Barry Goldwater la an endorse 436 cobra Jet, Detroit locker, RockvlU e, 879-2198. ade Bowling Lane. 528-7449. always In stock whether you OHICAGO (AP) — Balm L. je ct. MANCHESTER Rates: $2.66 per hour and up. Baby, Honaehold, Party ment ot the Gland Canyon and GARAGE LOST — Fidl slse male collie 81 spline axles. Many extras. SCRAP MHAL want cherrystones, steamers, Leaves Jr., 98, president of the The Democratic candidate 648-2053 INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe aad Baaqaet SappUea five yean old. Answers to Must be seen, never weather FIRST NATIONAL Applications accepted daUy. quohaugs, clams for frying, Jefferson-Leavril Publishing Oo. the spirit of he Western pio has attacked Oiridwater's voting 18 Main St., TSL 649-4531 cial rates for people over 66. CaU M rs. M arge H am pson. 648- lavaOd Needs nam e o f P rin ce. OaU 649-8180 ed. Price reasonable. Can be STORES, Inc. aiA PAPER clams on-the-haH riiell. If you stYl a director of the National neers. record as being contrary to the Building— CaU my competitors, then call 6163. Apply to Rogers Corp., Publishers Aasooiatlon, died o r 643-9688. seen at Dick’s SheU Service, m PARKER ST. find It difficult to open the The message comes from an interests of Arizona, develop Spoclaliiing In m e. E stim ates given . 649-7888, PARK A OAKLAND AVES. MIU and Oakland St., M anches Friday. Leavell published two Fine Quality 693 E . C enter S t , 648-7008. Contracting 14 WANTED-MEN and WOMEN small cherrystones, call Man obviously well-financed cam ment of national defense and 879-8401. ter, Conn. An equal opportunity I TM. StS^mS or StS487t lUY, SELt, Negro weekly newspapers, the LOST — Kitten, black and white chester Seafood ahead and for the space program. BRAKE SERVICE ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga EAST HARTFORD, CONN. em p loyer: TRADE paign to return Goldwater to the with largo fk i^ tall. Wearing 1969 SU PER' Sport C h ev rolet GEORGE N. Converse. Painting (Several Job openings svailahle on 2nd and Srd shift* COINS a riight extra charge they will New Crusader in Chicago and DIAMONDS rage, reo rooms, bathrooms U.8. Senate, where he served Elson declares he will be a red color with bell. 8436613. 896 turbo Jet leather interior, and decorating, paper hanging, for BfAOHINE OPERATORS. We wUl train yea. have them open and ready for the Gary (Ind.) Crusader. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce WAITRESS — 6-day week, 6 CollGctloaf Wont«d for 12 years before trying unsuc- "working" senator, like Hay- | Front End Alignmant bucket seats, 4-speed. Asking fully insured. Call evenings, F rom ment work, cellar floors, pa hours per day, pleasant stir- ®AC5CHOB or payloader opera- Benefits Include Group Insurance, Paid Holidays, Prnf- PAUL D0D8E Wo'r* Plying Top Curront serving on-the-heU-shell at any ceesfully for the White House den, rather than a "talking" $1,900. C all 644-8130, 644-0337. 648-2804. time you specify. Ganaral Rapoir Woili tios, rooting. CaU Leon Cles- roundings. 647-1691. 872-8771. It Sharing, Shift Differentials. Prieot, Conticf Ui Strike Ended four years ago. senator—which la how he char BRAY’S Foraonals PONTIAC, INC. Finnan Haddle Is another R oy Elson, 38, a D em ocrat acterizes Goldwater. 19M RAMBLER Classic, 6 synskl. B uilder. 649-4291. s Expert Watch Repelling cylinder, 4-door sedan, automa ASSEMBLER needed in our MAN TO WORK on grounds of Apply In Person favorite now that the weather BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A making his second try for the The self-described moderate WANTED — Ride to and from Floor Finhliing 24 m Mata SE-TU. MS-28S1 comiciJT viLiev s Fine Selection of Gifts tic, $800. 1-3364803. HOMES, GARAGES, porches, Brazing Dept on the second large home, 8-^ mornings MIMRER Is cooler. At Manchester Sea seven-week stlke by production Senate, is fighting hard to beat liberal cites hla 19 years as an Manchester to vicinity of Mt. P.N.O. For All Occasions reo rooms, room additions, FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- shift. Excellent benefits, pro- weekly. Permanent position, coil CO. food they have the Imported workers at Carpenter Steel Oo. r>— Col<'water. In admkiiatratlve aide to Hayden DUPONT’S Blnal Hospital or McCook Hos ALDON SPINNING MILLS CORP. DAILY RENTAL • Longlnc, Bulova, 1662 M ERCU RY, C om m uter, 6 kitchens, roofing, siding, gen Ing (specializing In older duotion bonuses and shift pre spring to faU If satisfactory. Y7 Contor Si, Minchaifor finnan haddle and you wlU has ended with approval of a 1664 he lost to OOP Sen. Paul os a better qualification than pital. Working hours 8:80 to TALOOTTVnXE, OONNBCTIOUT Wlttoauer and Oamvelle passenger, (uU pow er, reason eral repair work. Financing floors). Inside painting. Paper- mium. Apply In person. IQock Write Box “U”, Manchester SERVICE realh' i««Stoek^— assistant for doctor’s office in 128 East Center Street chester. 742-7981. necessary, $2.28 per hour. Call newspaper gave Gohlwater 87 ble raising funds to combat 1949 INTERNATION AL dump Remodeling, repairing, addi Mandiester. Reply Box CAR TOC NEED AUTOMOTIVE tions, rec rooms, garages, Mortgogos 27 Orantland Nursery. 648-0669. Experienced Polishers DHbe Tool C o. per cent, with Elson getting 33 Goldwater's extensive re- Phone: 649-6977 55515 W AN TED from LUIey truck, three yard body. Can be “MM” , Manchester Herald. per cent of thoee Interviewed. porches and roofing. No Job DrUl dig Boahlags sourace. Goldwater reported F eatnrin g n complete line of Street to Moreland Tod Com seen at the D airy Queen, 242 SE(X>ND MORTGAGE — Un- PLUMBERS and idumbers . v ...... Goldwater aides say this. is too smaU. CaU (M9-8144. For a finished work on turbine blades and vanes. Stool aad Carbide $190,277 in prim ary election ex SUPPLIES AtUatlo Produoto plno pany, first dUft, on Tdiland Broad Street, Mcmchester. llmlted funds available for sec helpers, experienced In new Special Reamer. about what their own p^ls GonomI AntonMOVo penses even though he had no Tlimplke or vldnlty, six day CARPENTRY— concrete steps, ond mortgages, payments to HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS construction, top hourly rate Above {tverage hourly rates, fringe benefits and Dedmal Sliea From show. Republican opposition, whUe El- R epairing I KIDDIE S T E A K . . . Charbroiled w ork w sde. Phone 646-8398 a f floors, hatchways, remodeUng, suit your budget. Expedient 'With overtime. 646-4528. profit sharing plan. Apply at .OM thru AOO la Steps of .001 Elson forces acknowledge aon put out 94,004 to win an PLUS service, J. D. Realty, 648-8129. Juniors or sophomores for Meyer Steel Ping Gages to Perfection on the ter 6 p .m . porches, garages, closets, oeU- they are trailing but say the Impressive Democratic primary Auto Accossorlo^- part-time' waitross work af MANAOEMHU4T trainee—Ex ^KORRAL la Step, of .001 Open Hearth MACHINE SHOP IngB, attics finished, rec e m m n spread Is only from 4 to 8 over two opponents. RIDE WANTED from Bdton to Tlras 6 NEED MONEY? Accepting ter school aad some week ceUent opportunity for young Carr lane dig and PIxtare Parte rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth Red-Lee Metal Finishing COs, Ine. DAY CARE CENTER points. SERVICE CUNLIFFE vicinity of Hartford Hoepltal or mortgages^,on real estate. CaU ends. No experience neces aggressive man wllh a modern BaU Lock Plas Entertainment. , . Nightly Goldwater aides say part of HOLLEY dual-feed 4-bcm:el car- er related work. No Job too naarlj a DaUy e Weekly TTie cam paign styles ot the Conn. General In Bloomfield. tor confidential home Inter- sary. Good pay, pleasant progressive company. C!all Mr. Borite Boring Bara Carbide the primary cost went to buy burator, 860 cu b ic fe e t per smaU. Dan Moran, BuUder. 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER Raapiaalbir Care for t, 8, In Ths Gibson Itounge two men differ sharply. MOTOR SALES '<^w, days or evenings. Fast working conditions. Apply In Lenart, 289-7799. Also Repreaeattag Other advance advertising being used e«»-l870. minute, all parts and accesso Evenings 649-8880. E 8-yr. elda tram 7 a.m. ta OPEN MON. thru SAT. G oldw ater, 99, ham m ers aw ay service, telephone Mr. HaU, person. Brass Key Restau • pma. Maaday thru 8at- Quality Blaanfaetaiers in the general election. MANCHESTER EXPERT AUTO BODY and CLOSED SUNDAY at crime In the streets and the ries Included. CaU 648-8819 a f 249-8468. rant, 829 M ain St. B id ay . 0 dohn, b a t Hartford—X88-S4M During World Series brocul- FENDER REPAHW WES ROBBINS Carpentry re need for new leadership to end ter 6 p.m . Hot Laadhe. Served casts In Ariaona, Goldwater AUTO PARTS ENAMEL and LACQUER Aiitomabllat For Scria 4 modeUng specialist. Additions, t Dalnaoat 8E, 1 the war In Vietnam. These were reo rooms, dormers, porches, FEMALE commercials were frequent. BEFINMHINOa NEED CART Credit very bad? Privato Imtructiom 32 LHJT’S have a party, you be the Cluti chief topics of his 1964 prestden- '210 RKOAl) S! cabinets, formica, buUt - ins, 649-5531 Zift They extoUed Goldwater as Trailor»— hostess. ValuaUe premiums tp C$80. Goldwater had to follow this 1963 V A LLIN T 4-door sedan. Roofing— Siding 16 bly one with automobUe ex ■ WAITING FOR YOU AT Check the fringe benefits. Vou’U and tbs anest plywood up with a message to the newa- would not count. E xcellen t condition . 646-1984. Your indepondont ExoeHent tires, runs good, $198. ROOFING, aluminum siding, perience, fuU or part-time. 648- paneling, eaMnot plywoods, htteh- paner expla'n'ng he wasn't ad Democrats, pointing out Elson OtiU 648-OBai. gutters, carpenter work, 80 3791 a fter 6 p.m . en caUneto and Amwtroag oolMags vocating use of nuclear force. I- ?l y-ars voi“ ger. sugg-rt he CAVROK CORP. Apply in person at the years’ experience. Connecticut The (Joldwater campa*gn Ir would have plenty of years M fv t i pMa acta... RdiHirt* luslnofs Sorvkas W El MAIN STBEETMHOCKVIIXE, CONN. Open DaUy • A.M. to 5 P;M. for 1961 CH EVRO LET B el A ir 4- V alley C onstruction Oo. 648- keyed to national and intema- ahead of him to build up the 46 WibST c e n t e r STREET OffMod 13 NURSE’S AID. 11-7 shift, full- doilor. your convenleneo. door, 6 cylinder, automatic. 7180. F ree estim ates. Attnwtive wage*—Starting iwte fS-05 to fS-40 per hour, t'onal issues. • swilorlty wMoh made Hayden time, Laurel Manor 649-4919. iKanri|EBtfr lEttipnittQ SILVER LANE EKHNSION $690 o r best o ffe r. C ell 643-3087. BULLDOZER, baokboe work, depending on }ol)- TUI fm v tnauinaoe benefits. Moving . Elson has concentrated el- pow erful. land olsaring, septic tanka In BOOKKEEPER wanted morn In Heoeniber to new phmt In Vernon Industrial Bark. Why go on buckhig traffic? Drop In and see our plsnt manager. 18 BISSBLL STREET—MANCHESTBR. VOLVO, 1963, 1S3-6, 4-door ra stalled, drainage fields. Paul ings, five days a we^. CaU d io, 1688. OaU 6484140. Schendel, 049-(Mae. Read Herald Ads 949-H371.
) ^ RfANCHESTPR fiVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 ApoftmonH— not*— Out of Town LondForSalt 71 A rtklM For Sdo 45 Houbob For Solo 72 Houtos For Solo 72 Hoimos For Solo 72 H o o m b For Solo 72 Lota For Sedo 73 Out of Town Out of Town Out of Towu For Ront 66 ANDOVER —» lota, on dead TonOmonts 63 ______For S a b 75 For Sob 75 1 ^ S a b 75 FOR SALE — Men’s rebuilt end street oloes to lake, B3CECUTTVE seven room Gar THREE Mom apartment, 118 VERNON — Mount Vernon BRAND NEW Raised Ranch on shoee, better than cheap now area over one acre. 280’ front rison Obtcnial, Lakewood Or- NORTH END — A-Zened wood BOLTCN LAKE, bargain year COVENTRY — Cosy Rancii, CLASSIFIED at, second floor, heat Apartments available Novem; No Gadgets, No Gimmicks prestige Kennedy Road. Im age, paitlaUy cleared. Call ole exee. Overslaed two • oar ed lot, 100x186. Call 64*8860. REDUCED, rsducad! Owner end close out at $7,900. 8 large family kUchen, taro bugs ones. Sam Tulyes, “Shoe re- ber 1st new 8H rooms, at mediate occupancy.. Three— pairing—the best kind!” 28 Oak h o t' ■water and appUancea, 742-6160 anytim e, ow ner. garoge,. breaseway, two fiie- Just Plain House Sense FOREST HILLS says "Sell at once” . Unbeliev room Ranch siunmer home bedrooms, paneled living room, ♦180; 4H at $170; h e a t hot y n - yes, thraa fun baths, 2 oar ga WE HAVE choice one acre aduHs on ly, 1120. 646-2426, 9^1. plaoes, lovely treed lot GUI a b le 9 room Reuwfa with 8 near water. Hayes Agency 6M- oversized garage. BeauttfUl Street. ter, refrigerator, oven- range, Whether you are interested rage, city srator, city sesrers. wooded lots near EMton Cen J. D. Real Bstate Aaeoolatee, Drive up Vemon St, take bathrooms, 2 oar garage, two OlSl. wooded lot Oaly $11,100. CSiar ADVERTISING MANCHESTER — Center St, disposal, dishwasher, wall to N e « M For Sd » 72 In buying a home or renting an Ask tor Frank FlUoramo. Bal- ter and other locations. FVw FREE — New wheels with snow & * ., 60-6139, 648-6779, 649-1688. second left past I^rdall St, fireidaces, four bedrooms. aU Bon Agency, 048-000$. 4 rooms, second floor, central- wall carpeting, air-oondltlon- apartment caU Jorvla Realty further information, oaU R.F. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS tires. Discount price on stuiM. proofed to SM a t W ch roood flora Agency, 647-1418. Andencn thermopane win- VBlRlIbN —New seven room ly located to school, shopjHng awlmmliM pool, tennis ROOM Raw* prlo^ for OCRiONIAL, paneled dii*« Oo., Realtore, today. Dlmock Oo., 64*630. Order your winter tires now. M . Take right on Kennedy doers, 2H xMiras of real privacy. Ookmia}, IH bathe, buUt • Ins, BOLTON — 6H rom Ranch, 8 AJL to 4:80 PJL an d bus. 668-8996. courts, parking and storage qidck sale. AttraoUvsly pan room, new modem kit(*en, NEW U8TTNG — Drive by 0 Oole's Discount Station, tele Rd. Drive past Bishop Dr., Notch Road In Bolton, a cou garage. OaU now and p ick your t bedrooms, one ear gangs, all Included. Ifo pets. Tele eled living room with fire dUbwaeher, dispoeal etc. Lerge W e h ave o v e r 200 HsUngs to Dartmouth Road, then call us phone 64S-SSS2. ElAST HARTFORD — Naubuc ■top at our vary attractive ple of miles from the center ooiora. H. M. Frechette Real H acre wooded lot, Immedlats phone Hartford 827-9288, Ver place. Nicely done over and Bvlng room, three bedrooma. show you. Some of them are Green Colonial wHh our to inspaot this quality buUt COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Avenue unfurnished large OH listed below. Rosoit Pn^orty of Maneheeter, Ctrea 1967. Ask tors, 647-9993. occupancy, minimum down to AUnCtl^UM SHEETS — Used non 875-8721.. enlarged kitchen. Low teens. Exterior of house Just covered “Op^ House’’ sign out Ansaldl Oohmtal with seven «;M PJLDAT BEPOBB PVBLIOATION rooms. Excellent condition. for Joe Lombardo, Belfiore qualified buyer. R. F. Dimock as printing plates, .009 thick, Wdverton Agency, 649-2gU. irifll new ahuntnum riding. front Let us riiow you the roonu, Inohidtng first floor 74 VERNON — 2 family modem Plenty of space. Middle aged r q c KVILLE — 8 room furnish ------e a s t WINDSOR — A lovely Co., 04*030. D m AO m I n aad Monday la 4d0 p.ni. Friday. 28x86”, 2S cents each or S for $20,900. FMIbriok Agency, neighborhood, treed lota family room, two flrs^ces, Agency, 647-108. Immaculate, 6-8 flat, built couple preferred. No heat. apartment, beat, $106 SEVEN AC51E8, H mUe from Ranch home at a low price for AMSTON LAKE —Ideal fo r $1. CaU 648-2711. Realtore. 64*0847. and fine homes. Priced in two oar garage, automatic 1967, 2 furnaces, convenient lo OH ROOM SpUt L ev el, $ bed $1$6. A v allab ie now. 648-6906. m onthly CaU 649-0620. R anch. F lr ^ quick sole. Has 8 bedrooma, handyman, new cottage sheS, FRANK FUloramo has Usted a thirties. We con build to UtchcLi, lots of closet space, cation near Circle. Bel Air rooms, IH baths, buUt-lns, FALL SPECIALS — Storm place, 20 X 80 mason ary out mMACULA’TE seven room filed bath, laige lot with city your lUanu or cure. Oom- sceptic tank and water delud real beauty o( a 6 room DIALM3-2711 walk-up attic, aluminum Real Estate, 60-9882. finished rec room with bar. windows, furnaces, radiators, THREE room apartment, first pnmrvnj.iB — Three rooms. building, double carport. home, with large cedar closet sewers. Only $10,900 with as plerte riigineeilug faoilltlos ed, near main beach. Call Ranch right In the center o f storms and sorsens. Plastered Cadi to r appolntfent. $8 0IWO. toUets, wash basin, 4H to 8’ floor, range, refrigerator, heat stove and refrig era tor, $110. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, In fourth bedroom, new sum able mortgage. D oris available. Remember, city 64*0422, 64*8641. Bolton. Two fuU bathrooms. VERNON - Manchester Line w alla. C irca 1964, condifion modem cast iron tubs, assort furnished, $180. per m onth. 19 Four rooms, stove and hot 649-6824. oeram lo bath and van ity, 100 Smith wlU be happy to show water and aewer. Bee you Picture windowed Uving room —seven room oversized Cape. CoBtiiNMd From fi«co4liii9 Pago ed lum ber. Opien a ll day Satur Knox St. CaU 6494498. water, $180. Four rooms, stove ______you fills one. tomorrow afternoon In the 1969. Aok to r J o e Lom bardo, 6 room amp service, recent furnace with flreidaoe, large level lot. Five bedroioma, two full bathe. Wontad RmmI Etfol* 77 day. Weekdays by appoint and refrig era tor, $lflO. CaU 8 7 * M M K ^ S T B R "Charm” seetlan of ’The Belftore Agency, 847-1418. AVAILABLE NOVE»IBER 1st, and roof, walk to bus Une, COVENTRY — Here is another Out of Town Lovely view tor mUest Call P riced to sell, $21,600. Hayea »a *---- «—■ ae-i- 9X ment. Choman’s Housewreck Ranch, 2-car garage, fireplace, CSty of VUlage Charm.” r m p n o IM p Wantad— four roonm with stove, first 4762. *" sob ools and riicppln g, $21,900. low priced llanch home In the DRIVE BY this aluminum sid Frank now at the Belfiore A gen cy, 040-01S1. QUALIFIED younger ooupir ing Company, entrance through walk-out basement, recreation For Sola 75 floor. CSoee to stores, church room, beautifully large wood OaU now, Woiverton Agency country on an acre of land. 6 ed beauty at 4 Deepwood Agency, 647-1418. needs 8 bedroom horns In M f f c or Foiiiolo 37 M cCabe Street. Call 649-2892. EAST HARTFORD — Imma- BOLTON-OOVENTRY Une — MBCHANIC -fun-time, must es and bus. Working couiUe ed lot. Immediate occlipanoy. Realtors, 64*281$. rooms plus a large work shop BELFIORE AGENCY Drive, then call Joe Lombardo Manchester. Can pay up to have some mechanical experi- Rosort Proporty culate 4-room Ranch, 80x160 ESTATE with ideal in-law-sltua- tour bedroom Oolonlal plus $20,000. Paul W. Dougan Real SCREENEUD loam , processed prsferred. No children or pets. SmaU down payment Owner and tool shed. SeUlng for $10,- RBAI/rORS 047-141S to inspect. Belfiore Agency, wDUng to learn pin set- EARN extra cash for ChrlstmEie For Ront 67 JUST $22,000 buys thU seven kit, ta xes $200. y ea rly . E x tksi minutes from Manchester. two unfinished bedrooma. tor, 64*4686. gravel, also bank run gravel. R en t reasonable. CaU 64S-T094 1-878-8681 evenings. 900. m, 4 bedrooms, 2 ciu: ga Lombardo has the key to vou' oppoctimlty employer. Apply in raers. Lota of thh^ to dec- l i v i n g room set. Governor the large comer at East Cen see this 8 or 4 bedroom home two famUy, two furnaces, day. favorably for the $100 per 7364. 214-218. SmaU store, heated. At an executive session of the and buUt-lns. Also glaas MANCHESTER — custom built rage, 2H baths, sUding glass new home. Belfiore Agency, person to AUled Casting Corp., With knowledge of account orate. Phone 649-7876. Wlnthrop desk, T-V, tables, ter and Ooodwln or look over priced at $19,900. Paul W. Dou unique opportunity for econom- Guest speakers for the eve month tor life leglslatl've pen R eason able. 247-4046, 1-838-7402. Coventry Zoning Board of Ap sliding doors leading to a center haU Cape, six rooms, doors, aS natural wood work. 647-1418. 280 ToUand Tpke., Manchester. ing. Able to make adjusting kitchen utensils, numerous oth THREE ROOMS, heat, hot wa at the property at the comer gan Realtors, 84*4686. icad ll'vlng or investment. On ning were the state senatorial sion. O’NelU said he voted tor entries and familiar with DARK rich stone-free loam, peals held Monday, October Zlst sun deck, large dining fuU dormer, rec room, St Ask for Carl Zinsser. Belfiore er item s. M ust be sold. 289- ter, parking, central, bus line, MANCHESTER — 10,000 square of Center and Griswold St T.J. ly $0,600. Hajres Agency, 64* SHANK FlUoramo thinks this oaiMfidotos tram the FVxirth Dis that pension because he did not {n-eparaUon of financial $16. Pool and patio sand, at whk* the appeal of ’Ihotnas room, Uving room with fuU KEW *fam ily, 10 room duplex, James Parish. Only $24,600. Agency, 647-1418. EXPANDING oocpontion has 7825, 382 Silver Lane. 649-5761. feet of industrial space. Prime C rockett R ea ltors, 643-1677. 0181. six room raised Ranch on Ly- trict, incumbent Democrat feet a person should be denied statement. Salary based on stone, fiU, gravd, cand and ______R. Stgfenaon to erect a sign oo wall brick fireplace and each apartment 2 bedrooms, Hayes Agency, 64*0181. openings for skilled form buUd- meu Road In nearby Bolton is David Barry and Republican the privilege of runnlrg for that manure. 643-9504. location, inside loading dock. beamed celling. Lower level NICEILY located Cape near cen BIAST HARTFORD —Executive en. An apprentlee program is experience. Ebtcdlent fringe BEIDROOM and living room AVAILABLE SOON 4 room MANCHESTER — Rooming his roof on ihe oonMr of Daley 14 X 14 master bedroom, U'ring truly a Best Buy at less than office because of leek of fi Call for details. Hayes Agency, has spacious paneled rec room and formal dining room ter. Six rooms, treed lot Ask 7 rooms, S{dlt Level, famUy Nathan AgcsUneUl, and the 62nd avallabie for men wUUng to benefits. Apply at— AM-FM Shortwave radio, ear furniture. Ideal for cottage, duplex, 3 years old, adults, no house, good location between Rd., and Route No. 81, bad SCHALLER RD. $26,000. Six large rooms, mod nance. 6464131.. room with field stone fire with waU to waU, kitchen with for Joe Lombardo, Belfiore room, fireplace, dishwaaher, District Legislative condWates, participate. Union riwp with phones. antenna. Must sell, $76. CaU 649-9866 a fter 4 p.m . pets, $135. 643-2268. C entrally redevelopment and proposed been previously tabled Septem- ern kitchen with bullt-lns, fire place and built-in bar, two riectrio ranges, separate fur SpUt level, 8 bedrooms, A gen cy, 647-1418. and disposal, waU to wall, 2 Incumbent Democratic William Paoneeea proposed a four year ’round work. Eq-jal op- O rig in d p rice $124. OaU 849------located . STORE o r o ffice s fo r rent 460 shopping center. Potential ber 28rd, was unanimously ap- place, etc. Beautiful private MANCHESTER MODES full baths, two car garage. naces, fuU wolk-out basement, dishwasher, dtaposal, new-, full baths, *car garage, spot O’NelU end Repubttoon John H. town W-partisan advisory group poatiiufty employer, AUled 0776. Main St. Across from Friendly gross, $6,136 per year. Ample proved by the Board. NEW Lisrnia —Drive by 28 country setting, large lot 170’ Pine Street, Manchester Large wooded lot. ExceUent large rear sundeck. Wolverton ly decorated, near grade less. Price high 20’a. Wolver Paoneosa. to keep him abreast of prob Building Systems, hie., Man M k Ic I 53 ice C ream . 646-2425, 9-5. parking, refinished Inside and ’Ihe effeettva date shaft be T h ayer R oimI, then coU us to X 510’ . Oh yee, tw o ziHie h eat arrORM windows and screens value. $87,000. Agency, Realtors, 04*281$. school and shopping center. ton Agency, Realtors, 64*2818. The moderator tor the evening lems and needs of their loAvld- chester, Conn. 646-0124. out. ExceUent investment prop October 28th. In sp ect Etoven im m aculate ing. CaU Frank tor an Inspec for cape cod home, yours tor UPRIGHT PIANO, good for rec tor. Parking, nice yard. No woa Ralph Judkins. ual communities. TMs advisory erty. CaU ’The R.F. Dlmock flifn e d : 648-0640 rooms, btcluding first floor COVENTRY — Gape, Just re tion at your convenience. Bel ARCHTIBCTURAL IOUFTS- hairdresser with manager’s room . R easonable. CaU 649- children, or pets. Older peo OFFICE SPACE now available, BEAUTIFUL five room Cape, Each caiuUdate was given five group would assist In setting the taking. 649-8792. Co. 6494246. David Roach, paneled famUy room, 2 car duced to $19,900. Six ‘ large MAN — AreUtectural precast license, $1(X> plus 66 per cent 3971 a fter 6. ple preferred. AvaUable No Andrews BuUdlng, 63 E. Cen custom built, fireplace, garage, fio re A gen cy, 647-1418. minutes for opening iranaxks up meetings with Interested A otlng U * R REALTY Cp. INC. overslaed garage, 2H baths, rooms, IH baths, fuU base ooncrete manufacturer. Sever commissions. Also hair HANOVER 6’1” ladles flber- vem ber 1st. CaU 649-0873. ter St. (Dali 232-6416. MANCHESTER exceUent in excrilent condition. Central lo- CUSTOM bulk five room home. and platform atatemeaata fol groups of townspeople, sleeted 648-2692 2 firejUaces, kitchen Is coun ment, 4H acres, exceUent con A BEAUTIFUL swam on Oooee al career podtlons as Job cap dressers needed. CaU Vemon glas laminated sUs with safe vestment, $4,800 yearly Income cafion. Gerard Agency, 64* Large Living room with fire lowed by a questions and an offictale and public hearings on HAMMOND organ, L model, in POUR RCK3MS, first floor, heat, 0860, 64*0088. place, formal dining room, try sized 'With buUt-lns. L o v riy dition throughout. Owner anx Lane in Coventry! Immaculate tain. WBHag to tn in promfring Oolffuree, 648-0977. ty Undings, 52” ski poles with property, $10,000 down requ ir swer period with each candidate major legislative Iseues. He $elt g ood condition. CaU 649-9614. hot water, parking, one child MANCHESTER —So. Main St. R. D. MURDOCK, Realtor modem Icitcben, Jalousied rear pon*. BeauUfuUy private ious. Judith WUhelm Real 6 room Rautch 'with 2 fuU baths appUcanta. OaU 646-0124. rawhide baskets. NonUco sixe ed. J. O. Possum, A Assoc. NOTICE having four minutee on each through this means the people 8H sW boots and boot tree. accepted, no pets. CaU after 6, 560 square foot store, $110. For 648-6472 MANCHESTER — this 7 room porch, two bedrooma, space for rear yard. Plastered w a 11 e. Bstate, 1-22*9576. and 2 car garage. WaU to wall 648-9860. TOWN OF COVENTRY questicn. of the towns could truly expreee DRIVERS, fun-time or part- EUceUent condition, worn 649-2497. details caU Mrs. Libby, Leo Cape offers 8 bedrooms, formal third, IH baths, 2-car gttraga. quaUty buUt by AnsaMl. Ctose in Uving room and luiUway. RETIRED EDITORIAL Barry was the first candidate their opinions^ He cited the M time. Apply at Manchester Au- tw ice, reasonalU e. O ^ 647-1062. Antiqnos 56 nard A gen cy, 646-0469. ZONING BOARD dining room, and a heated rec Lot. 120x140, brautifully land to new sebooL .Inspect and COVENTRY — cuatom built Both baths ceramic filed, walk- 3*4 ROOMS, ColonUd Manor to apeak. He cited the fiscal departmental Jobs created dur to Paris too., 270 Broad'SUeet. Newspaper Writer Wanted Land For Sol* 71 OF APPE A LS THREE BB3DROOM Ranch on room. ' Bowen School area. scaped. Marion E. Robertson you’ll Invest. Belfiore Agency Ranch, 6H lovely rooms, ga in closet In master bedroom. WANTED TO BUT — antiques, apartments, appliances, heat, 600 SQUARE FEET of office ing the hurt aesslon as poUtteel Alt an execu tive aesslon o f the large treed lot. WaU to waU Priced to seU at $21,000. CaU R ea ltor, 848-6908. 647-1418, rage, sun porch beautifully M odern kitchen. C irca 1966, defloit as one of the central MBCHANIC, bawling pin setting hot w ater and basem ent, $130. patronage. Paonessa said as a PART-TIME steins, furniture, pewter, lead space in professional com BOLTON —28 acres of beauti- Coventry Zofrimi Board of Ap- oarpating, paneled fireplace, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 61* landscaped with young fruit condition 1969. Here’s file top proUems and felt it was caused msohltw, wiU train, ’inquire Boots and Accossorios 46 result of the prone, coverage on ed lamps, art glass, primitives, 649-9551. pound, 267 E . (Jenter St. E x ful high wooded rolUng land peals held Monday, October 31, garage. Many comfortable fea 4086. MANCHESTER, OH room older GORGEOUS Odonlal with IH trees, minute walk to lake, ful p e r —^Eleven a cre s o f w ooded by overestimating 'what would HoUday Lanes, 89 Spencer St these patronage Joba, only two Manchester Memorial Hos any quantity. Furniture re ceUent parking. CaU 643-9627. Mar new Wghway, long ^ d toitowtag appeals ware act- tures. For further information home. In town location, alumi baths, 2-car garage. Seven ly heated and insulated, 01,000. and cleared land. We suggest coene in and under estimating nO tE U nA ’TE sale — 1969 16’ FIVE ROOM apartment and MANCHESTER — six room have been flUed to date, each pital is looking for an edi paired. 644-8962. frontage. Priced to aeU. CaU ^ oaU osmer, 04*9181. num siding, storms and pDoms, Including large ceUar Keith Agency, 64*1922. a call —but now! Belfiore what was going out. He said that MBCHANIC wanted, top wages. Olde Town lap rirsike boat, 36 ______garage, exceUent condition, 1,100 SQUARE FEET of heated Ranch, fireplace, buUt-ln range at better than $10J)00 per year. torial assistant for a part- early. Hayes Agency. 6464181. phiMp OonstruoUon Co.. B «- screens. Brand new furnace, famUy room. Aluminum itorms A gen cy, 647-14’ 8. the deficit would have been Exerilent benefits for first h .p . M ercury m otor, 1962. q l d TOYS and bottles sale. middle age couple. References. industrial space suitable for IH baths, 2-ear g a ra g e, 100 x VERNON Deflolt Questions time poslUon. A retired MANCHEHl'EKr—8 room Colon good equity builder, with low, and screens, many other ex g rea ter by $84 mlUicn doUars if riasB mechanic. Contact Mr. traU er I960. A s Is, $280. 742- Save to 76 per cent. Pattern’s 643-7237. storage or small shop. No paint COVENTRY — 48 acres of good Conn., aefing as Agent for 200 lot Hutriilns Agency, Real During the queeteon period, newspaper reporter would ial central location, fireplace, low down payment. $16,600. tras. B elfiore A gen cy, 647-1418. VERNON aU of the Republican amend S d nrarts, Bourne B uick, 286 7107. Antiques, Windsor Ave., Rock o r m achine shops. Phone 648- fanr. land, bam and 8 out (Waltep Siwek, the variance for tors, 64*6324. FOR THE PARTICULAR the oondidatee were asked how be ideal for this interesting THREE ROOM apartment, garage. Owner transferred, im Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ments had been passed. He pro Main Street, Manchester. ville, opposite Hartman’s. 8837 a fter 5 p.m . buildings at $19,800. PhUbrick '«Me «** trovA setb a ck JU ST LIEITED —^Four b e d- YOU MUST HURRY! they proponed to handle the de 12 hour per week poalticm. completely remodeled. In mediate occupancy. Call now. 64*2818. Here Is a spadous 6 room posed having a 60-day Interim Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. unanimously approved by the CAPE —8 rooms, formal din room Oolonlal Cape on dead Oversized, expandable ficit. AU the oondtdaten agreed DISHWASHER and handyman, For further information Florists— Nars«rios49 BEAUTIFUL imported inlaid cludes stove, and refrigerator OFFK3ES fo r rent —263 Main Low 20's. Hayes Agency, OM- Ranch with many comfort budget seoslon and suggested B o a id . ing room, 8 or 4 bedrooms, end street In DouUe A zone. (Jape, 40x24 foundation. that someffalng must be done apply In person. Gas Light Res contact the Pereonnri De creden za $600. B lack w alnut and all utlllUes, near bus line St. Large rms, $75. m onth WAPPINO — Avery St. Beau- 0181. tuU rited dormer, family room, features for you. Large Uv that the state should hire a SPRUCE TREES for sale. ’Ihe effective date riiaU be Two car garage. ’Two f 1 r e- Fireplace, 2 car deteched with the deficit. Barry p r o ta u ran t >0 Oak S t , M anches partment Manchester Me and stores. CaU 649-1287 be ly, all utlllUes furnished, e x- Uful, high, flat, some trees, ap handy location, $21,000. HSl- ing room, deUgMful kitch fiscal analyst as aij advisor on Three feet and larger. Rea spool bed, 160 years old, beauti October 26. 00,900 — Near Route 16, 1% places, quiet coun^ atmos- garage, buUt-lns, alumhuim posed a titudy of the tax pro- ter. m orial H o^ iital, 648-1141, tween 2-6 p.m. or after 9 p.m. cellent location, available im proximately 16| acres (dus 2- brlck Agency Realtors, 64* en, 8 bedrooms and lovely state expenditures. sonable. 646 North M ain Street fu l condition, $160. OoU 648- S ign ed : w ooded eaeee. OH room Ranch RANCH HOME l*e(« right In town. Immed storms and screens, newly giam with additional fUnds be E x t 248. mediately. Ask for Mr. Fre famlly house and two tobacco 6847. treed lot. $23,900. To see, AgostineUl stated he was op JOURNEYMAN electrician and 9426. GARDEN TYPE small one bed Oiant E. Toothaksr Br., IH hatha, waU to waU carpets. iate occupancy. Belfiore Agen painted exterior. A prudent ing raised by raising exlsUng CaU 649-2802. chette, 647-9993. bams, seconds from 1-84. Keith please caU 649-6306. posed to the loss of home rule halper, paid vacation and bene room apartment. AvaUable cb slrm a a HutoMns Agency Realtors, 84* NEAR SILVER LANE cy , 647-1418. buy at $20,900. Call Mr. taxes, an inereane 1st aalen and A gen cy, 646-4128, 647-9646. START HERE, Immaculate Le'wls, 649-6806. and the "wild” spending that fits. Wnaon Electrical Oo., 849- tyyw. $120. m onthly. Inchidea 0824. use taxes or state income tax. Wooring Appawl Ranch. Large comer lot. Dead SEE OUR ADS in the “Out of .B & W was taking the state to bank- 4117. G c m c Im — r o r n i heat and appliances. CaU Paul Housos For Rant 65 Three bedixwms, attached AgostineUl said be fsH the - « « « - ■ end street. FuUy finished base ’Town” tor sale section ., than in any other city but glassware. We buy estates. Vil now, $186. m onthly. Including Show her this lovely L-shaped AKC registered, inoculated and CaU 648-1878. For polntment to see call, ed lot, good sized living stove with lots o t cabinets, one “we, as human beings are ob Washington, ^ .C . At le lage P eddler, A uctioneer, 420 heat and appliances. Call Failure to Ole such list by November 1st means TEN Ranch with a flreplaced liv 649-1924. room hofl fireplace to take 110 MERLINE DR. car garage, close to school. ligated to aid our frilowman.” are now located In Denver. Holp Wo wormed, reasonably priced. 1- SINGER automatic zig-zag zew- Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. P aul W. D ougan, R ea ltor 649- PER CENT addition to the asooooment ao required by the ing room tor cozy autumn chill off winter evenings. Vacant, inunedtate occupancy. Mow or 37 628-8829. tng machine, with cabinet, ex 4686. ______State fitatnto. nights, $27,900. and move right ’TWO bedroom Ranch near Bol Priced In teeivs. Exclusive OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 P.M. ExceUent financing. Gaston ceUent condition, hems, button in. K eith A g en cy , 646-4126, 647- FHARMACUT steady relief. LOOKINO for good homes, one Rooms Without Board 59 SMALL apartment for one or ton Lake, stove, heat included. REAL ESTATE NEED NOT BE DECLARED with Realty, 849-0781. CRAWfOBD. holes, saws on buttons, em 950, 64*160. Good pay. Reliable. Reply Box black and white kitten and 2 two people, $180 per month. Im m ediate occu p a n cy. 647- P. JOSEPH MURPHY, AfigBSMR TantlUo built seven room broiders, Monograms, etc. LIGHT housekeeping room for CRAWFORD HOUSE “N”, Manchester Herald. Uger caU . CaU 649-6480. after PhUbrick A gen cy R ea ltors, 649- 1846 before 6 p.m . Colonial. Fbur ELLINGTON —200 year old OiiginaUy over $800., now only rent, w om en preferred. 648- PETER F. GRADY BRAN D NEW ' Raaipdt under 6:80 anytime weekends. 6847. IH baths, large Dutch Ookmlal in mint condi $66. or $10. monthly. City Sew 4074. oonstruefien, 6H roome, IH EASY-KNIT baths, garage. Nice tuea. Call flreplaced Uving room, for tion. Three fireplaces, duUdi BUFFET CATERERS AKC Registered Alrdale Ter ing Center, 622-0476. * n e w o n e and two-bedroom de Out of Town Real Estate 648-2694 THE THOMPSON House -- 0>t- now for details. H. M. Frech mal dining, big kUchen, oven. Recent heating system. rier puppies. Internation luxe garden type apartments For Runt 6 6 Silt. 3*46 k Exquisite setting on three MANCHESTER ICAN OR WOMAN CLEAN, USED refrigerators, tage St. centrally located, large ette Realtors, 647-9098. oven, range, dishwasher, al champion blood lines. Per available now. CaU Paul acres with spectacular valley ranges, automatic washers pleasanUy furnished rooms, VERNON —-Beautiful 8V4 room .MANCHESTER — Central loca garage, plus many extras manent shots. 929 ToUand W . D ougan, R ea ltor, 649-4686. MANCHESTER—17 Hazel St * view. High 20’s. Hayea Agency, Tel. 643-8623 Wanted for work on sand with guarantees. See them at parking. Call 849-2868 fo r ov er apartment in exceUent resi tion, *room Cape with stjed Included. Perfect condition ’Tpke., 848-8716 a fter 6 p.m . NOW RENTING bedroom, Oolonlal, aluminum 64*0181. wich grill, hours 11-8 daUy, night and permanent guest dormer, one room finished off and location. Immediate oc B. D. P ea rl’ s A ppliances, 849 AVAILABLE Dec. let. Modem dential area featuring one bed sldtiig. sixcellent condifion, on eq>srtance not necessary. 0it0O ICm o'lu£'brss«a. Mar- rates. up, large one-oar garage. HUs cupancy! Only 00,600. Di M ain St. CaU 648-2171. 4H room, 2-bedroom apart room, heat, hot water, refriger ly $16,900. H.M. Frechette VERNON WEDDING — CLUB — HOUSE PARTIES Api^ to Mr. W. F. Smith. m any HUL R .C . C hass, H sbroa ment, range, refrigerator, dle- te e custom built home. Only rections: From Vernon Cir ft ator and range, adults only. R ea ltors, 647-009$. Rd., BoMod, 64646IT. 8EWINO MACHINES — singer poaal. Phone a fte r 8 p .m ., 649- $120. CaU 872-0628 w eek days. S u n iu ^ S a o o J u l 5354 01,600. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, cle, East on Route 30 to 12 UNIT APARTMENT automatic zig-zag, exceUent ROOM foe pent, Juri pointed. OPEN DATES FOR CHRISTMAS 6797. ’ 6 0 -1 6 7 7 . SIX ROOM house on B. Center ward Vemon Center, turn SHADY GLEN DOBERMAN Pinscher, 9 $46 p e r m onth. OaU 649-2290. site, plus a single home. condition. Makes buttonholes, ROCKVILLE — attractive 8H YOU’LL FIND this lour button csrdigan St. adaptaMe for jmMfeasiottal left on MerUne Dr. at How months old, bsautlful disposi hems, embroiders, e;te. Orig- BIX ROOM duiSex apartment. room apartment available Nov. $14,900 -2-BEDROOM Razudi, ard Johnsons. Signs posted. City water and hewer. Lo Msnchsstsr gbopplng Parksde RETIRED widow will with Its V-neck not only eisy to knit, use. Write Box L, Manchester tion, g ood arith ebUdren. 646- Porter Street area. Adults let, stove, refrigerator, heat. porch with wrought iron rail cation extremely valuable inaUy over $100., 6 montl^ comfortable home with some but I sweeter thst will please himi The H erald. OiUl 6484111 ing, fuU cellar, garage, 100x200 because of building activity payments of $8A0 each or pay- one the same. CompanlonUilp. preferred. Elva Tyler Realtor, Adults only, no pete, $100. U ^ U la g s L elbow pitches give H extrs wearability. REUANCE ASSOCIATES $61 cash. 622-0981 dealer. m onthly. 649-4824, 876-1166. lot, trees. Hutchins Agency. around it. Oomidete pack FOR BALE ONE miniature ______B ox Vt Manchester Herald. Pattarn No. 5354 bar knit diractlons 1404 for aim 3 M 6 Inclutive. 1 * 2 0 Realtors, 649-024. Lota For Solo 73 648-9574 — 872-4165 age, $36,000. Please caUMr. F rench P ood le, m ale, ebam - L E FTO V E R new 1968 Mg- * « g COMFORTABLE motel near *■8* IM la aeiis alas 114 tar lirtt-tlaii Gordon, 64*6806 or 876-Mll. pagM ooler, 7 monfha old, AKC portable aewing m achines. auui aa f setaBi t o fllaa far eaak Mtlere. MANCHESTER — Six room NOTICE HOSTESSES shopping. Rooms now avallahle j y thnrm^ F . G U w li C. Pamatm AN ATTRACTIVE multl-usa dress opens MANCHESTER — Multiple lots reglatered, shots, wormed, Makes button bolea, sews but house for sale, call after 6, for sale, B zone, suitable for WAITRESSES at monthly rates until May IM. DbIueo Apurtmanto fa w $14^5 ^ mwth all tlw way down the front and has an HEBRON — Looking for quality bousebroken, good with tons o(K blind hem dreaeee, 742-8976. 2-famlly houses. Victor Agen B &. W COOK TRAINEES 876-0067. BUmiEB SERVICE MAN optional belt. built Ranch with privacy but From today, until complutnd. — w* wM b* children, R eason aU e. CaU 648- etc. Clearance price, $84.20, cy , 648-0700 b a r r o w s end WALLACE Oo. DISHWASHERS No. 1404 with PHOTO-GUIDE is In MANGHESTEUt -- Young 8H not seclu sion ? WUl 916’ fron t 6962. cash or terms available to CLEAN fumUhed room tor gen- I v sizes 10 to 30, bust 31 to 40. Size 12, Maneheeter Parkade Experience Necessary i8 2 ****** room Ranch ■with a real coun age do? Three bedrooms, IH flushing Mm wotnr mains from 11:00 pjm, BUS BOYS reeponUble party. 1968 ooiMOle tleman. Apply 4 Pearl 8t., Mrs. 32 bust, 3H yards of 45-inch. VERNON —Manchester Une. Manchester 64*0806 BXOEULBIIT WOBUNO OOWPmOMB, PAUL W. DOUGiM4, Rudfor Oahr 50$ - the new I t Fall tW it ir try sized kitchen and a built- baths, artesian well and fire FuU-tims, patt41ros, sxcel- ENOUBK Better, female, 4 models zig-zags sews with Demute.' aiND M4 la u la i alui 111 far flrit-(lau Beautiful high scenic wooded ■ALARY AND COMPANY BENEFTTS ALBUM I New CUSTOM COLLECTION d * place. This home Is for the VERNON — Immaculate three to 7:00 a.m. In Mm NorMi Ead Stiellaii of: Isot earnlnfs. Unlfocms yeere old, AKC registered, $20. one or two needles, makes b u t------s------649-4535 luUI M i m d il Uiallla i Ht tack pautra. in oven smd range. Lauge liv lota. Up to two aoree In size. >l|ni, as wall is our regular fiituras Burnett, Itencheatcr ing room with wall to wall , famUy who cares about their bedroom Ranch, large treed fumUtied. Mhrimwn age 18 B48-7096. tonbolcn. Price new, $49.10 ROOM for refined lady. Must HOTFOIIT CaU now. Hayea Agency, 64* tnU fraa dlrictloni In book for 3 Hams I BarslA UM Ara. or carpeting and a corner fire home enough only to invest In ■haded lot. Breeaeway, over Manch— tar... yean. Apply anytime to Free delivery, risii Oaqiltol have local references. No other MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. JOA8, NklV Y O U , N.Y. 0181. 'ROUND THE WORLD. Twilva quilts place, 8 generoua bedrooma the best, yet priced only in the sized 2-car garage, paneled mansgar or bead taoatese. W arebouee, c o lle ct if toU, 246- ro o m e n . CaU 646-9128. $61-810 OBMTER ST. dtriving designs from Countrlis-such Prial IHM. laaraii win z ip co il, style and 3 full ceramic baths, alu ANDOVER — School Rd. High mid 20’a To see for yourself famUy room with bqlH-ln bar.. MANCBBfiTBB, CONN. — 048-6180 Comur of Now Sloto Rood A HMIurd Stioot la l tin. Uvu Sfock 42 2140 untU 9 p .m . ____ u.ii I.— ;------: ------IS Windmill, Hollandi Mspla Liaf, Can- minum combinations, oil hot scenic wooded lot with artesian the numerous details that make Three minutes from Parkway. INTERNATIONAL ______CENTRAL, clean room for gen «> r
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lotia Manutoohirlng Oo., Man- ehsatar, saal was a mamlMr d O bituary Teinpla Ghaptsr, OBUl aurrivars btaMsa tisr husband ‘No Security Qap,’ inehida a aon, Rioband H. Warn- mall of btanohaatar and thraa M tH o w f o r M n . grandobadrsa. p . U ri(, C2, « ( a m u FUnaral aarvtcaa iHB ba Mon Humphrey Says 1 * 0 4M y—tinWy «t iiar day at 10 ajn. at tha Hobnaa • irtU bo hoU Mondoj at 1 FUnafal Hama, 400 Main St. ■t tho Hoimoi Funarol Burial 0411 ba in tha nair Plain- (Oentinned tram Page Ona) Amertoon psopls and diamias o, MO Ifirfn at., with Om vIHa Oamstary, FlalnvUla, th6 kMUM.*’ M ix M. Dxolo, paotor ot Mass. stblUty for Ms worda." WoRaes leferied to Ntacon's LelBiy, maanwhlle, said at a O n ogm afliaial Ctaurdb, Friands may oaS at tha fu- refusal to taka part in a daws- Burial wiH be In naral hosna tonight ftam 7 to t nows conference, "The oommUf way televised debate. Chura HU Cunatary, Rookrllle. and tomorrasr from 2 to 4 and ntets are uolng ton nagoUatkXM WaBace offerad to stop aolde lauds may call at tha fti- 7 to 0 p.m. Tample Chaptar wiU as a piatftnvn for a lot of propa- and let Humphrey and Mlxioa aaaal hona tonight from 7 to t hold a mcsnofial sanrloa tomor fBLKla.’ ’ debate alone, as hxM os Wfdtoce and tomorroar from S to 4 and row at 7:M p.m. at Uia tmaral “Wa have, to oonvinoa North hsid aholf hDurodMsownrigM) 7 to 0 P M . hosna. Vletnasn toot we’re going to de> after the debate. otroy evecytobif they have and Nixon said tha debate wouM then start doing it,’* said Le- Obariao M. Gaer ppovlde Wallaos with a ready May at a dinner later. IBBAHON-^-Chariaa M. Oaar, m ade audtenoe.. “ Titot woUM ' BOC/rON—Oardnar (Oua) Bd- LeUay*s running mate, asarda, TO, nd West Haritord, 92, a llfalong raaldent of Leba jurt be (murder sa tor as we’re George C. WUIace, said at a atap-dsibar of DonaM Oamel of non died ITnirsday at Natehaug oonramed,’’ said Nixon. Harrlshixg, P a , fiMd-ralsing BoMoui died yaatarday at a oco- Ckmvaleaoent Home Mansfield. AH three preoldenttal. candi diixier that Nixon ahould "get UoOna. He was tha ' fathar of Mta. dates are scheduled to appear down in toe arena with toe ■utalnaa besides his stepaon Charles Main and the bratliar cm tetovtoton taterrisw pro- bwhala his arlfa, a aon, another of Clarence Oaar both ot Leba grasna toe Sunday before toe stap-oon. Ova daughtasa, a atep- non. Meotlan. Ntxon w U toe on NBC’s daughtar, a bnottier, a alatar, B om In Lebanon Nov. 19, Cushing Says "Meet toe Prera for a haV hour 20 grandiohlldren, and 18 great 1875, ttia son o f J. Nelson and at 1 p.m. E8T Humphrey and gmndoblVhan. JuUa Manning Oaar, he was a WUtoce WiH toe on ABO’S "to- The funeral will ba Monday fanner and a meat butcher HeHl Resign^ sues and Answera’’ for a ftdl att 11 asn. at St Jamaa' Bpis- m otf o f hla Ufa. He was a msm- hour at toe. saara hour, aloag copal Clnirch, Farmington. (>e- bar of the First Oongregatlonal Cites Letters with toalr running matss. ABO nsmuo wU foltow fei Spring- church and a idiarter membM' said the oppoMsnts wiH not de tlMd, Mam. of the volunteer Sra dapart- (OsnUnaed hem Page One) bate. •»»“* He waa the oldest mam- The London Thnes quoted Lebanon Orange 21, P a- day, when he would have com Sen. Eugene J. McOardqr, D- pleted 80 yean as a priest iS^ j Husbandry, a aevwith lOnn., in a Wosblngton (WnaM? 1 iMTnji u, tDtnoTTOMr from 2 to 4 ^ . Damage Heavy EIxtensive damage was sustained by both cars in an abcident yesterday after R was not the fint tone Car as saying heTl endorae Hum- 7 to 9 psn. Memorial dona. noon on West Middle Tpke., near the M anchester Shopping Parkade. Minor in dinal Cushing has talked of re- ccpvw uh Mraia BTanga master several yaare. phray, Ms XI opponent, Injuries Li^ht juries were reported. signhM. Twioe before in-Ms ca Wednesday. MoOattoy aides in ^ s S r He was recently nwarded a 76- reer he has asked the Vatican to _____ year pin for memberahlp In the Watolngton had no comment on aBow Mm to resign to beoame a the report. IfoCarthgr ooubbi’t — - B- grange. In 2-Car Crash He Is achetkded to appear in court Nov. 18. missionary priest in South be reached inRnedlatriy. Survivons bestdes his daugh A two-car accident on West America. He was refuseid. ROOKVIUB — Charies Do- ter and brother include a grand- Heralding Politics Radio-television station 6 bruck Sr., M, of Hartford, broth Middle Tpke. near the Manchee- Herbert H. Dougan Jr., 36, of The cardinal, who officiated KTWO In Oupsr, wyo., said a cWM and two great grandchil- ter Shopping Parkade, yester By SOT. B. OtmBN at toe marriage of toe Iste Prao- er of Mre. Florence b . Saypalla Bren. 86 Riverside Dr. was charged poM taken by m ailing out 3,000 of Rockville, diad yaatatday at day afternoon, caused heavy with Improper paasing after he klent John F. Kennedy to pout canto showed Nixon with The funeral will be Monday at U.S. Sen. Abraham RlMcoff noon, at ithe Republican, week a t Franda Hoqdtal, HMtfOrd. damage to both vehicles and allegedly plowed into a parked Jacqurihie Bouvler, said he bad 84.3 per cent ot the state’s votR 2 pjn. at the Flnst Oongyega- said in Meriden yesterday, that ly, Dutch-treat hmoheon, at the ftmrtvoni bealdee Ua aister sent several persons to Man- car owed by Beulah DoMaoen- 'promised Kennedy he would Humphrey 80.7 and WXBaoe 16.9 tional Church. The (Rev. Martin the country "has only recent!} Sboreham Motor Hotel, Hart toduda four sona, five dai^- ohester Memorial Hospital with dro of 188 Center St. while he begun to reaHxe the necessity look out for Jaoqueilne and thetar per cent Radio-televtoloa sta- Brelnfnger wlU officiate. Burial minor injuries. ford. He M expected to diacuan -yodldren If anytMng happened to tara, Ms mother, four brothers, was driving on Center St yes of building a strong educatio.. H artford’s ]MobIems. tksi KTAR in Phoenix, Arix., wtl! be in New Lebanon Oeme- Charged with reckless driving terday. Both vetahdea had to be program ." Mm. said tabulation o t twotolMs of 22 grandobildren, and fiva great tery. giandchlkhian. by Manchester police was Frank rem oved by a wredcer and Dar Speaking to the Connecticut "He seemed to foresee toot 8,000 aamplee showed Nixm Tha funeral wUl ba Monday at Slayton Jr., 26, o f 18 Aotloa S t, leonandro waa taken to the Vocational Association, he said, May, in a epeecii M Danbury sometMng was golhg to happen wkh 82 per cent, Humphrey lb las night called for ’’replaoe- •:1S tLm. from the NewkM and Hartford. Police rqxxtad that emergency room of Manchester "Our concern diould be huw to Mm," toe prehtte aold. and Wallace U per cent in the "I have fuMBed K erven BWtiiay Funenl Home, 77« ****** ®* "" Ms vehicle coUlded with a car Memorial Hospital with lavera- well a person does at his jol' ment of Atity. General Ramsay state. though my contacts wtto Flannlngton Are., West Bart- **SS!™f***’ driven by Mrs. B. R. Sanarth of tions of the face and ear, but — not whether or not he lias Clark by whoever U rteoted JaoqusUne were for toe most foril. wttb a aolmnn Mas. of *^1 East Hartford after the Senertfa walked out before the doctor a Ph. D. Our concern should presldeiX, in November with a port in tones of sorrow," be rsqnlam at St Justin’s Church, narsl home tomorrow from 7 oar exltad Mom the Parkade could check Mkn, according to be the contribution a man man more wlHing to battle Soviets T^ofieh to 9 p jn . lo t police. Court date M Nov. 18. makes to his community — not crime in this country.’’ sskL Haritord, at 9 a.m. Burial wlU "TVne advanced. She wented ba in Soidietw Field, Ncrib- H ie left side o f the Senaath whether be wcani a blue collar He charged that dark has Thonuw F. Lawtoa Sr. to get married. She selected her Man into Space WDOd Camatary, WUacn, with car waa a total wrack poUca re A head-on collision occurred or a white collar vdien he goes virtually abandoned the effort, SOUTH WINDSOR — Thomas own partner in marriage oome ton ndiitMy haoDcs. port. The Slayton oar auotained to w ork." ‘to brlig the leaders of organ (Oentliiiied Frem Page Owe) Francis Laiwton Sr., 74, o f Badt on at the intersection of B. Cen months ago. She come to me FManda may call at the fu- oxUnsive damage to the left ter 9t. and B. Middle Tpke., ised crime in this country to Hartford, tormeriv o f South R lU coft’s GOP om>onent, Ed Justice.’’ after othera had advised her toundied to oolnolde wMh the M nl boms tonight tram 7 to 9 Windaor, died Thuraday in front area. yesterday involving cars driven win H. May, charged yesterday agaMst her mairloge. Dot. 28 onntvsiwary o f tha Otom- p.m. and tomorraw tram 2 to 6 Norihampton, Maaa. Mks. Sanarth and her three by R oy C. Johnson, 55, o f 76 afternoon that, "Sen. RlUootf, "Her mind and heart were set toMrirt yoiEh cegantoattee KoniA and 7 to 9 pjn. Than will ba a Bom in S ou ^ Windaor, he cdiUdreni Joseph 7, Frank, 9, Pleasant 8t. and Jose Mulero ‘n the past six years, has spent AH of the six, major, nationni upon Mr. Onassfo. I could not, ramtt and the Blirt Mxtoday of raoltatian of the Roaary at the Vvad in the Hartford area al’ and Mary, S, were token to Otero, 20, of Hartford. Accord the tai^yer’s money at a r-te candidates but one have vMted nor would I presume to change toe Sovlcf atate Nov. 7. Connecticut during the presideev ftmaral home tomacroar at 8 Ms Ufa. He was an Army vet Manohaeter Memorial Hoepttal, ing to police, JMmaon Imd ju.t faster than our tax system ein her thkiMng,’’ he sold. A few oauUous piibMo pco- eran of World War I. treated for minor Injuries and started up from the traffic provide it” tlal oan^Mlgn. The tone excep Cardinal Curtilng ^akl he nev "rixwefmnts in tbs past Irave Survi vors include Ms wife. relsoaed. Ugbt when Otero turned direct ^leaking at Middletown GOP tion ia ^pira Agnew, GOP can er toM JaoquMlne Ksnnady or hwHcated that tha Seriate snon- Anna SuUvna Lawton of Bast Slayton waa arrested for reck- ly in frenat o f Mm. Otero wxa headquarters, May said, "Sen. didate for vice presklant anyone else dud she ootdd mar Ptea to coraitniot a BCH.TON — Mna. R lcterd B. Hartfoad; three aons, Thoms* leoe driving and is to appear charged with recldeas driving, Rlbicotf’s su^en Interest in a Hie national interest atema ry in the OotooUc CSnv^. jMMhliig platfarm In spam [) Wemmcfl. 58, of Box 1X7, wife F. Lawton Jr. of Wethersfield- in Manchester Circuit Court on but waa taken to Manchester sound dollar will go down In fnxn the fact that Connecticut, "I aaid toe could marry angr- v;W<4i ooemonaute wlU ba of Riobud B. WemmaO, Med Robert B. Lawton and Gerald Nov. 18. MenMrial Hospital where he history books as one of the big traditionally, is one of toe first, ooe she wished and that’s what forad to the moon and other Mat night a S. Lawton, boOi of Bast Hart was admitted to special care gest jokes of his campaign." if not toe first state to report the praoB pHoked upi” he sold. pisneto. Thia would avoid toa nxvlal HoapI ford; a daughter, Mrs. Patricia and is reported In eatisfaetory on Blecfton Night. A Nixon vic " I prasume that whoeve r re naad for booster rockets needed ■be was born in Shaitan, Aprfi Parker of Lee, Maaa.; and nine condition. He will appear in Hartford Mayor Ann Uccello tory, or even a narrow Hixu- ported my remarks would know to power spececraft beyond n 12, 1912, tha s bouse had bam left open N .T . Gov. NMsott RoMiefsller of the jawa of victory,’’ are condemning JacqitaUns," ha ytats old, a veteran of Wtorld Personal Nodees HOUlde Cemetery, liast Hart- and $45 in cash was reported while drlvliig on Greenwood satd. Dr. who may campaign with Ladd War n and the fotosr of two ford. taken out of a drawer. in Hartford’s North Bind, prior Martha Lear, who handled toe Ifrx Kennedy married Onoo- riiUdren. Ftteads may cal at the fu to the dinner. public relations chore for the ■Is on Sunday In a Greek Ortho Beregovoi was bom in a B idaenl neral home toMght from 7 to 9 A break into a residence was A minor accident occurred at The event will be at the Hart Connecticut MbOartoy for Pres dox ceremony on the Onoasls- Uloalnian village, worked in a OeL M. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and rgw rted b y James Duffy 282 a atop sign at the intersection ford Hilton Hotel. Dinner at ident Oommltteo, is doing the owned island of Skorpios. metaHurglcal plant but took an 7 to 9 p.m. Henry St. According to pMkse, of W. Middle Tpke. and Tower 7 pm . win be preceded by cock aame for toe Connecticut early kiterert In avtatioR and In A yrecKM* one mxn. w m nBe. Rd. when Bxalve Hurst, 20, of 1988 joined the air force, where ▲ VDloe we torsd to eUKed, ttw home had been eutered by tails at «. Cltlxena for Ribicoff Commit r A piece to re o u t in our liree. breoklig a window on the side Hartford backed up to go tee. There now are 91 CltlseM he has served since. wlncn nerer oeu toe flBed. Funerals at the iKHiee, after which every around a ca r and bumped Into Ladd, a Hartford councilman, for Ribicoff organiiatlons M ^ Plane H its He joined the OommuMst par-, Dkfcle'e bn» soae toiwfer. room in the home including the a car operated by klaureen -will be the speaker, Tuesday Oofmecticuk ty in 1948, and was swardsd the And Us lauid we eoanot toaUi. WBHam F. Beecher Hero of the Soviet Union medal wfll newer loee sweet enensorfl VERNON — The funeral of attic had been ranxaoked. Des- Forth of 9 Hendee Rd. Wm for heroism in the war. Or the one we ftwed m> much. William Franda Beedter, 68, of the obaoa in the bouse, the Joseph 8. Niseid, 48, of West- Beregovoi became a test pilot Seoed br. Riverside Dr., was this morn- only thing taken was a safe, Foe’s Losses Heavy M o u n ta in field, loet control of his veMcle after the war, and was assigned iSStr, IWlier. Butera ing from the W.P. Qulah Fu- wMch had been dragged from (Continued from Page One) yeaterdny as he croesed the to the elite group of ooemonaute neral Home, 225 Main St., with the bedroom, downstairs and railroad tracks near the LydaJl in 19N. In Btenoriam a solemn Mara of requiem at outside. R was empty. glow going picking our 'way efBwoUigr St Bridget Church. and Fodkis Co. on Parker St., down, with two men out front Hte w ife, Ljrdla, teaches Msto- Oct. according to pMIce. Niseul toU GIs Beat Back with floshtights showing us ry and both children are stu TIm Rsv . Kenneth Frisbe was ABBBSTS dents. celebrant Mrs. Raymond poUce toot he lost control of where to go." FranUs M. Otero, 21, o f Hart Mn car when he tried to avoid Two women and a man Murphy was mganiot and solo- ford was charged with carrying or the kMB of one we •wed so wen. 1st Burial waa In S t Jam es’ a vehicle wMch was about to walked to the beUoopter landing ami wnae me Mecw a peaceful weapons In a motor vehicle a f pull out onto Parker St. from Strong Assault area. Hie other eurvtvora were Cemetery where Rev. Harold toaep. ter a patrolman allegedly found Cars Damaged Her metnorr we UmB always keep. McBrien read the committal the LydidI and FOukls parking carried out. H m heUoopten a 7-lnch knife in Ms car after lot. His vehicle was removed (CoBthased from Page One) brought In doctors and medical service. 204 enemy soMlers in 18 oep- In Vernon Crash Hitw o d. Tbeoms R. Rahnondo Ms being involved in an ae- from the scene by a wrecker. BuiqSles: Boos, Jamea T „ Richard J. emd Bearers were Gary Dcnlevy, sold he did not cmslder today’s arate engagements that tapered Tieiiime P. Udent on B. Center St. yester Attempts to use buBdosers to Brlen N. Lsavy, Rodrigo Gar A . fighting on end to the month- off late Friday. Both con were towed from day Just before noon. Court date make a road to the crarti rtto da, J. Gordon Fahey, John A car driven by Cole A Bab- long luU In the ground war. Ho No Koreans were reported toe scene, but neither driver In Mraioriaiii is Nov. 18. cock, 17, of Hebron, left the think thn nnamv were abandoned. In manioiT of Peter J. Ford, and Jamea Lawl(»r. ^ me he didn’t think the enemy kUled. waa injured tn a coSirton at Ilia Reed who passed away Oot. S. David F. Coiombaro, 20, o f 8 road a^ ran Into a parkedcar „ „ ™*meratated The plane waa making an ap bottom of toe ramp at 98 attack was premeditated. North Vietnam today denied It iaj/L Robert Rd., Rockville, was early this morning, police re proach to Lebanon airport when of the Wilber Groee Hlgbfay at "I think this is a traditional had made any bombing halt He WM aa sacel. too sweet charged with failure to obey op port. Police aald that Mies Bab fo r About Town Viet Cong infiltration route," he It crashed seven miles northeast the otert of toe nah hour yes earth. ^ tical reotrlctions when an of cock took her eyee off the road deal wKh the United States, say of the field. The UR. Weather terday afternoon about 4:15. ■ sot here fo r a UiOrt wtUe. said. "The 1st Division troops ing "our people fim ly refute Ood Backed fata when He cure Tbs XCaster’s d u b o f FHend- ficer allegedly found him not as she was traveling east on Bureau in Boston said thara was PoHca sold Louis Backer cf toNn biitli. probably Just got in the way. the U.8. denuuid for oondlttoxi’’ ■faip L of^ of Mhaona will por to be wearing glasses when he Highland St. She ran into overcast at 2,000 feet at Leba 44 Oakwood R d., Manchester, And to o k hAm witfa « « n l€ . car owned by DonaM J. nyirn Sri into an area for de-escalating the war. tray the nram ic Legend of toe waa stopped on Tirfland Tpke. non, low enough to obscure tollsd to stop at toe bottom of of 277 Highland St. The Bab- 'riiere they don’t want ua, An editorial in toe official H S i Xisster Mason degrae at a meet- early this morning. Court dale higher peaks. the exR ramp and want Into unrte Rekih ^ tonight of St. Mhrk's Lodge U Nov. U . cock oar waa damaged on the figM." Communist newspaper Nhan In addition to Uapt. Rapels Rt. 88 end toe poto of toe oar front left side and had to be Today’s battle raised to 818 Dan, broadcast by Radio Hand, In Memoriam of Ms sens In (Bnnby at 7:90. and stewardeia Frail, the crew driven by 2ira. EMiel E. 0«9>- Kathleen Eggleaton o f 48 Hol- taken away by a wrecker. Mise number of enemy troope accused President Jtonaori of la lo »k * memory of Peter Reed, lirter was charged with Inckidedi First O fficer John C. er of Summit Rd. heading edm ra w ed ssrar. Oct. 96. 1987. at Babcock was given a written since Friday. MUitaiy "once again declaring his un 2b’. and l b s . RiUard kCarvln failure to obey a traffic con O’Neill, 29, of Lake Ariel, Pa., north. Becker told police he had Tw o Uttte h n isli are restlnr, wtil nerve as hurt and hooteas warning for driving after drink- spokesmen said 968 enemy have. wltUngness to stop unccndltlcn- A lavhix heart is stiH. trol signal at the intersection of and Revere, Mass. O’NeiU had a brake failure. A little Ciandm we lor ad ie wait- tomorrow bom 2 to 5 p.m. at been killed in the part five days aUy toq,.U.S. bombing of North Booker was given a written Main St. and Middle Tpke. ------across Soutli Vietnam. Vietnam." been 'with Northeast since May lag the Luts Junior Museum. 1987 and Miss Trail since last waraiftg tor ftUlure to obey Stop For us just over the hU. when she was allegedly ob Astrid B. Wilder of 41 Hoff- Striking from land, sea and But sources in Washington served by an officer around B June. cign end defective equipment. Ocaadmother tetd Miss Kathlsen Kane, daugh man Dr. ran oft toe road as she klr, allied forces killed 486 ene- said President Johraon is frrsa ______OesadfMher Strlcldand p.m. yesterday. Court date is was driving eart on Myrtle St. niy Friday in two battles along Ing ahead with secret negotla- In Wartilngton, the Natio(nal ter of Hr. and lbs. James T. Nov. 18. Transportation Safety Board an Kane of 122 WaSier St., has yerterday and passed through a 2a9-mlle stretch of coast from tions for a de-escalation agre»- Lyndft, Chuck Unable In Memoriam nounced it woe sending an in been named in this year’s Who's Philip F. SpUlane, 17, o f 99 the intersection of Linden St. the demllitarlxed xone to Nha ment with North Vietnam. la lowlar oiaaiory ot Robert J. vestigating team to the scene. To Speak by Phone who railed away OeC. 27, .Who Among Students In Am eri Hemlock St. was charged with then veered to toe right and Trang. WhUe the Hanoi biost could be can UniversMiee and OUlegea. disregarding a red UgM yester struck a utlUty pole, want tq> Troops of the U.B. 6th Mrcha- read as a rejection of his pro WASHINOTON (AP) — Al ■irvBifl of God. wen done, She is a senior at Mount Saint day when he was allegedly ob on the rtdewalk aixl ran over a nixed Infantry Dillston, suppoiit- posals, toe sources chose to in- though gifts and messages have BMt ftem thy loved emjpioy. poured in from all over congrat The bottte tou«ht. Mary College in Hooksett, N.H. served going through the Inter no parking sign, according to ed by. ,jet fightor-bombera, _ ___ heU terpret it ae a propaganda at- Town Contracts The victory won. majoring in English. The book section of E. Center and Lenox poUce. She told officers she had copter gwsMpa, arilHery and tack and said there was at least ulating Lynda Bird Robb on toe Eater thy ffaeter’e Joy. is a listing of campus academic Sts. Court date is Nov. 18. no recollection of anything prior Mfohorr bombariftnente from even chance of______reaching^ For Salt, Pipe Mrth of her baby. President ______WXe ead Sons and civic leaders from more to driving on Myrtle St. Her car the battleaMp New Jerray, deci- eome unTeretandlng on scall^.'v Johnson’e daughter has b e « u » than 1,000 sriiools. ACCIDENTS had to be removed by a wreck- mated more than half of an eiti- down tlu,' war and advancing the Tpwn of Manchester con able to have any personal con IB Memoriam tact with her 2(arkie captain la lo it e meaiory of Peter J. Ridiord K. OUdden. 28, of 210 er and rtie was taken to 2Ian- mated 400-strong North Viet- Paris peace talks, tracts have been awarded to Reed wko paaeed away Oct. M. The FTiendsMp Circle of the Xfbuntain Rd. was arrested and cheater blemorial Hospital nomese force. In the midst of tMa conflicting The C3iemtcal Ckirp. of Spring- husband In Vietnam. Seivotion Army has concelTed charged wtth failure to obey a where rtte was treated for a Hie American infantrymen speculation, Prime Minister field, Maaa., for furnishing the A White House fookesmoa We've s ever had ouch heartache. IConday night’s meeting at 7:48 stop sign yesterday after an ac pain in her right choulder and oounted 282 enemy bodies after Keith Holyoake of New 2Sealand rock salt needs; and to The confirmed that Lynda and her Or toad so many teara. p.m. at toe church. cident on Garth Rd. According Copifol Pipe Co. of Bloomfield, huebend Charlee were unable to ■at tlx iOod memoHM we have of dlecharged. No oclion was tak- a seven-hour battle near Ihe out- arrived In South Vietnam today to police, GUddtn was driving en by poMee. port of Oon TMen in the aoulh- tor an official inspection tour, for supplying the public works eitabllsh telephone or radio con Wm teiit C&fioijghoul our ymr». Ibantonomoh Tribe of Man south on MbuntalT Rd. ap em part of the DMZ. U.S. loesee In remarks aimed at Hanoi, department with a variety of tact aince toe Urih of their ftrat __ d toy, chester WlU meet 2(onday at proaching toe intersection of were six MUed and 29 wounded, he aaid the Saigon government storm-aewer pipe. oMld, a daughter, early Friday. y. DidAy. Brother and Slater 8 p.m. at Tinker Hall. Garth Rd. where he went Firemen Quell Military spokennen credited would never accept anything Chemical Cotif. and IntecnA Ihrtead, the spokeamen sold, Card o i Hunks through toe stop sign there and the hifantrymen with about half >•*» than "an honorable peace, tional Salt Co. of Clank’s Ferry they were keeping in touch by ttoMr at U n . Anna Worech Members of the 8th Utilities struck the side of a car travel Rubbi§h Blaze of toe* enemy dead, while the Ireely negotiated.’’ P r., hnd evbm'fted Identical tha news reports hare and «6di to Iliuk sU their District Firehouse will meet ing east on Garth Rd. operated bids for furnishing the rock salt. abroad while effort# continued •etstivas aadaehdibora for tom orrow at 7:80 p.m. at the Town firemen were called to **** *** Korth Vletnameae "The Communist aggrsseora ot klndneai In by De.iisp A. OolletUe, 18, of 68 toe rear of Arthur's Drug on Oodles were found in trendies «nust soon acknowledge tols" he Tha contract went to Chemical to eet up eome kind of direct emant They ee- firabouse to go to Holmes Fu contact. Agnes Dr. OUdden toM poliee Vlialn St. yesterday at 8:00 pen. n cordoned off a mountainous poace more seriously.’’ of three blddera on the major on Tueoday at 1 p.m. at the Uon of head Injury and )• V / i
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PIMM P*»- » ttM Lassie Still Coming Home m c r » By LAWRENCE LAIWENT constant: The dog and the py* seven years. Lassie was hour sponsoring Campbell Soup Co. a big star, earning 304,000 doi- Iha WaaMngtoa Foat ’ and (Campbell now shares sponsor lars. I "la- WASHINGTON — Parform- ship with several "participat And that toaan^ Weatharwmx's i Adi ing In the "Laaale" (CBS) se- ing" sponsors.). last bargain. ■loov riea muat shatter the well-kept The bosses at Metrb-Goldwya- ABC Actuahy, severai dogs have ego of human actors. The se appeared in the series, but aU H ayer in were being pinch It de- 1002 ries is now in its 15th season have been males and all have ed by the new, temporary, tad and no matter what two-legged been called "Lassie.” Ttralner caUed television and had turn iiotad Baton are assigned to the show Rudd Wetherwax has especial ed to production o f la vlrii mu r. D- its poptdarUy never wants. patoh ly trained dogs to do various sicals. Lassie was a has-been. "Lassie” arrived on television MGM agreed to give aH righto Elum- trlcka. One Is a good Jumper, in September, 1064. The hoy in another cries on cue and one is to the Lassie material for about BM Ilt, the show was Tommy Rettlg, copecially good at the patient 40,000 doUara that the studio s tll aa la the mother was played by Jan waiting so necessary in any owed Weatherwax. nt on Clayton and George Cleveland aim aeries. Two yean later, Weatherwax ddnt was Orampa. When R ettlg outgrew the role, The original Lassie has to got together with wrlterproduo- tlon blond little Jon Provost came rauA as one of the great er Robert Maxwell and made a dd a to live on the fanh. Mias Clay hargains in entertainment his TV pitot episode. It was imme 3,000 ton eventually departed and tory. It was a ooUle puppy that diately s(Hd to the Campbed Wltil for one season, the mother on waa brought to Weattierwax tor Soup sponsor. vota^ the show was Gloria Leachman. training. He was supposed to In I960, the Wratber Ooip. > ia .t Another family arrived at the cure it of barking at passing purebassd the "Laasls" pro ata- farm when June Lockhart be sutosnofattes. gram aaxl affiliated enterprises. irta., came the mother, John Shep- Weathonrax’s htH tor the The price was several miUlons la ot pod the fathw and George training was 10 doUars, but the of dollara. fli Chandler became the elderly owner decided to give the dog "Pretty good,” Weatherwax V uncle. to Weathersrax in place of the n^UMd, "to r a dog that waan*t a Three years ago, lassie went fee. That 10 dollar pdppy be wanted.” to live with forest ranger Oorey came the star o f a liMS movie Good tor tha dog, but stfll Stuart. caUed "Lamle Gome Home." rough on the egos of the humsm Over the 16 years of the se (Tho present Lassie is a great beings who are hired tor “Las h ries only two things remained grandMn of the origlnaL) sie."
5 e •a) tha Oom* iom r New Hand at ^liloih Ranch V ot By ALEEN MsiOdlNN . way. He bad a role In the oti- Instruments and started singing pro- The Los Angeles Times gtaal cast of "Hc^, Deny!” at the end of Ugh seb ^’’), Ms faava HOLLYWOOD—The revolving and after SOO performances in original plans didn’t call for a that musical, he went Into the door at the Shllob Randi — mualoal or acting career. t « which has seen the entrances origlnsl cast of "The Year Hs was a top atUete in school (MUM and exits on "The Vlrgtoian” lin g." (won seven letters) and oould U ba of Lee J. Octob, Chaites Bick Why did he give (q> the bright have -gone into professional 9(har ford, Roberta Shore, Gary lights of Broadway to rope baseball. But he toroook the i Uve Olarke and Randy Boone among calves and ride horseback oif a baseball offers to attend i>uke others-^Ma qxxi arotxxl again. television series? He explained Untverstty, where be earned Us Tond Entering now as a new semt- U this way: "I was 19 to the degree in economics. regutor character this season Is first feature levri. end doing Upon Ms graduation, be had Miita David Hartman. He is oast in rather well in the theater. I 83 'firm offers from top oom- Sara- the reds o f David Sutton, a was also-doing loads and loads panles to enter the business rohre young Wdriunan who has drop of commercials. world. However, he tried to pic I Iba ped out of medical sdKKd and "But I knew the time would ture MmsM riding ihe com In waadsrtng through the West come that if I wanted to shoot muter train and carrying a is signed on as a greenhorn at for the whole major image I’d brisfoase and be couldn’t aee go I 47 SUkdi Rmicb. have to come out here and do ing that route tor the rest of Porld .Though Hartman has had film . It ’s deadly, though, for an two his Ufs. some television and motion pic actor to come to Caiuorala and So he Med himself off to the ture exposure of late. Us prin have to scratch for . parts." a a American Academy of Dramat cipal experience has been as a So Hartman wisely waited un in a ic Arts in New York to pre singer end actor in the theater, til the "right way"—The prom It an pare for an acting careM* . . . both on the road and on Broad- ise of work—caUe fthout for Id In then came the Broadway roles Mm to make the move, and it hara and now television. paid off. “The ftist 10 months par-. I was here I was BhooUng sol I the id," he reported. On his sched adal GOLF ule were "I Love a Mystery," a “PLAYHOUSE" DRAMA World Premiere movie tor Uni "Saturday Adoption,” a new versal and NBC; a co-atarring pilot Oomp^teilaed Oolf drama by a 23-year-old writer, tnad role with Doris Day in "BaUad win be televised on "CBS Play NITE OR DAY of Joaio,” "Nbbobdy’s Per house” Dec. 4. The w riter is fect" with Nancy Kwan, James Ron Oowen, whose first fuU- lato- RAIN OR SHINE Whitmore and Doug McClure length play, "Summertree,” Lee Meredith is a member of Washington’s social atu- . . . and a gueat shot in one was presented in New York last set on ABC’s “Tt Takes a Thief’ Tuesday 8:30 p.m. Indoors, Oirtdoors episode of "The Virginian.’’ season. The response by viesvera to PAR4 that "Virginian’’ appearance 1 last season was so favorable Burr Concerned eOLF COURSE that he’s back to stay this year. ih Hartman likes the tact that he By JOAN CROSBY hoepMal dUtot have many won’t be in every episode. spinel oord cases to Ms role that tresses and pattents, ao it be •tar, film ed). (a) people are surprised to see 10 a ot While he has been involved in came a question of wMcb eight Golf 0 Iron him up and walking about, ami would get toe mattressee." Into muslo moat of Ms life (" I atait- (b) he to now associated wMh STEREO oar EXIT 3S from I-M ed taking vlalln lessons when I Burr, a very concerned man ■Is. n o 30. TahwttvUle toe Paralysed VetMsns ot arth was 6, later switched to wind Anm ica. who gives a great deal of hbn- TAPES One “Do you know that of all the seK while stUl managing to had A. veteranto hospitals in ths Unit maintain Ms own privacy, ed States," be asks, “ oiAy seven doesn’t take an unfair situation FOR ttan have faellittos to handle aptaal lightly. He la planning a trip to Itop Atlantic Fuel Oil cord oaaes. A ll (he veterans’ Wartilngton wMdi started out to ant. hospitals have bad hudgalary be, he says, "a social hmeb CARS outoaicks and they are gettliig but..." and he trails offi totok- L. T. WOOD CO. more oaeea every day. The out- Ing about how. be is gMng to TV-1 iMatai8t.«*l hack waa athUraiy, too. If a make points.' I AI- lava Tat- tba tant u » Bon- tain PAOI TWO H A N C H asnS ■VBQMG H B A U >, MANGHESTEB, OONN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 ICANCHBStEtt firVENlKQ HERALD, iCANCHBStER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 PAGE THRER SATURDAY JU PROGRAM M ore Gars MONDAY JO iPROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM (t) H»br INek aad tb* H ltM r <«> Ra ■%M>r (0> . .. lewl i wed OaaM F o r M ilner 1:00 (0) Ofati T ab <0) (•> etsMirtal fbhete (0) IdO ^ tHrtJM k (O) puteitar dating blaokman opera- ■ilO (<) 1 ^ n r a a Sam (O) (01) At nam e wRh KHIr (O) Sto.- AA Bttiootl and Mr. k a Son. m> r a m (lOlM) Ohaat sad Mrs. (••>*' Diysrss Osart (O) May Jr. TV (Xt> FTyta* FteW rauu (C> Malr (G> HOU,TWOOD (AP) —Auto- (M) (0) The Araavsaa uni At Baara wMh (M> M ler Dei«r (0> IMO) l a a im tiij WeM Shew moUldh play an Important part (0) As the WarM Taras (O) •riO (O»4O0> Bawaa am* M artb’a (W EDS, Chenmel 2 4 ) . (OB j Haaiea_Oaari sur- SMial BMUilr ki ABMvi- • 0 0) Bed BhiBaa Bear <0>__ (te«M0) Let’s Make a Deal le a sh hi (0) titO (t) Bwaa’s Bereas (0> tat th e televlaion c a n a r a t De- (0) I Leya Lacy TomilU'B sueat, Mareal Mar- IdO (b ’ As the Warid Taras Goeala; Gao Oobal. The M B 1:1S (t-«) VMtbd MiV (Ibtiw Sstarday R%ht at trolt-bom Martin Milner, (W> Faaay Tee 8haell Aak caau, talks, quipa, downs and (OMO-d) LsTa Bake a I Bros. the Merles <0 ) (00) II Tahss a Thfal (G) Tliore were the four years, (W) G k M m 's Daetor PM NCAA VWMwlI (0) son and Jack Hawklna. In etarting in iseo. of “Route 88,” <4B Ftaanr Tea Bfcaald A malls Eundy Into ataallmt aam- Notra Dame at Mh^lcaa State •dO (0) ■ llaybatry Bd'JI. (G) Bweatbraada and Brataa R (Mdraa’s Oaetar ptes of seerat US atomlo tual plot to regain rltal oil con- an action aerlea notable tm r O04M B Mawday Maw NlgM a t the tdO Nawe ta Fai 0eetlya B liH (4B (M)^~l^ri^ [ n y ciS et» AJ.C. ceaskma with Near Bast state Marias IdO 0> Leva b to bo tmnod orer to toralga of Ramaut. the British For tact that although Milner and IdO Bridge wMh dgaa Oaa E Tktag <( agonts. *tN Bit S neater Part I of "Bkodas" F dcusos 0 :0 Bees Brat daUa—Dtehaaa Oar- eign Office sends colonel and co-atar George Maharia played on aetlyity of braoU midor- 0 ) Dajra al Onr livas (0 -1 0 0 ) "Maaeacre Canyon’' 'M B a t hla assistant to kldniH> Ra- . Tad ThaArey B (0) and two prU. muat traneport a pedr of pennUeaa wanderen, sround ta aplritlns Jews from •do NdLT, Faattyal OdO 0) Ortdtag IBM (0) 0 :0 I tB O im TSiaday NlgM al maut’a young Prlnee Jamil. Cypriot taternment oampe to BUInitoa at the CMe d’Aaur ahlpment of rifles thru hostile (O ’» they always were (Mvlng the (lO-OkOO) Aastkar WaiM laraol, aboard nioty tramp 0MI4O) fhs Dratara < . G ) the Maa laa _ territory. Phil Carey, A ud^ • : » It) FaU FaMtieal (0-W>_ Oeaend Baaatlal HMyttal (O) steamer. (Part It} win cast (S-0> V am rn Oaara (0) Part n of "Bkodua" T o Totter. Nlzon-Agnew Committee lateet model of their automobile 0dO NJLT. Playhsara 0 :0 (0) Baaral E araa of oolorful and evil B oiva (I) HsOyweed Falaee 10) Marla Saint, Ralph Rlchard- (00) Oaaeral Hiarital (0) IMU of first balf of fUm family. Tyrone Power, Oraoo Now there is “Adam 12," a (0) Mr. Oaaber (G) aoo, Patar Lawfoira, Laa J. 10:00 (00400) Tea DraH Bay (0>. night, OcL 0 (C) (CD Wsrle Ttaa (0) R a aserS ta tb a (C) (B Maadar Ntait Marta •dO Baa Fraaeb et Bay "Humphrey tor President" (IMMO) Matok Oama (0) (0) Mr. Ooabar fC) • 0 0 ) Daria Day BMw <01 "Attack of the 50 Hoot Wom 10:00 (0-M) 10th S a a n a r Olympie pro(hicer Jack Webb will ex- "Pony Bnreaa^' Chariton 0 :0 OOhaFs HSw B (M) One L ib ta Liya an ’ AlUaon Hayes and WIl- . (40) Dark ShaAawa Haston and Rhooda Komlns. 7:0 Fbylira Oaltar with Fkad Naad (MO) N . T F J ) , ^ J ^ ^ Qames "Thunder Oyer Hawaii" Ricb- men of the Los Angeles Police (1) Basal (G) Wnd BOl Htekock lota forces IdO Seas aad Daarhtery ta HmoI room aad dotectlves sad Weather (0) (0) Mary GriOb Shew (0) to estsbiteh fast, diroct The Deetelon u Tours (0 ) Dark Bhadawa are hindered ta their teyeatl- ard Dennlnc and Beewrly Oar- (00) FSm Rate: Tsalgbt Shaw Department In somewhat the 4 :0 (0O4MO) Nawa (C) gatlon by retuaal of docoasad land. Conclusion of film (04) Bsash BMars route from Mo. Plains to'Pa- •dO Nk.T, learral (M> Champiaasblp Bew&w same realistic understated tray (0 ) MUm D sasba Shaw (0) clflc. (C) •dO F i'iaih Chef 4 0 0) Haaal _ glri'a oo-woiken and boF U:S0 (0) Sstarday Spectaealar 0) Mary Oriftte Shew - (C) ^ "Can NortMde m " '40 News he has handled hie “Dragnet.” (M) B a tw a ^ O ) (0 ) Onteaata Aaparayua from Tip to Butt (OB Aaa Bathara t-.M A n FeetbaS HtsbHaMs (M) IHablawM •dO (0) NFL (C) 0:0 NJLT. deanal Uoe. 1C) paperman tries to prore In miner la teamed tUa time 0:00 (0) Parry Maaia Green Bay P adcen yn. Dallas Flow en on a One-Way Street (O) M bs Daagtaa Bhaw <0) 1 0:0 0 ) Conn What’e Abend (O) fast weekend's action nocence of man who's spent with Kent MoOord. H uy play a (0) Maaston Ooateya from Cotton B o w L •dO Oaaa lesae (0 ) B jatauua^) "Btoctlon Prerlear" Fmncoise Roggieri ap 11 years InJames Stew (MO) Thai’s life (0) CaadMates 10) art, Lee J. Cobb, Richard Ooo- pair of oope patrolling their beat (« ) (HH%aq!f teiaM James E , Wall is a nerw Dallas, T » 0 0 0) Paaiy Maara (M> Ceaahal (0) pears in the movie, te. — (M) GT’b Waalhar diaracter on CBS’ 0 :0 (0) JHs Taaey"«y (0) Big Ptotaie (G> 0 0 0 ) Dararalga Baaetal (0) 4 d i (S-M) IMh Snauaer Olympie "Outlaw’s Son" '07 D a n e In a aquad car. U : 0 (0) NSwi, Waatbe^ fc arb (O) 0O> Maaalara Bed Skelton on CBS’ 00 (0 ) P------a O MiT- m iaeast (C) -i Oaaaas (O) "Boeing, Boeing^ Clark. Ben Ooooer, Ic rl Nel- After accepting the part of ISI (OB The Law aad Mw. Ji 0:0 Fbybg Oaltar wMh RM taMnsored by dttaens (Or „ A n nghibitkiB TSataht Shaw (0) senior officer Pete Malloy a Monday through Fri Jaay*r. Wraas^ja ow (G) Bong Aooompantanent R • 0 (00) Tara Age laalgblB U :0 0 1 0 040) News, Weather, CkarUe Brewa 1C) m on ABC, Starring Johnny Carson y e a r ago, M U ner logged 200 o r (0 ) MAyar HariawiaB (011) TOalsW 0:0 onkaFs New B m } FTi aaa Show" Tuesday 8 :80 IM rie (O) _ C n ipal o sad Ibe Oaa- loth Hammer Olympie (0 ) HbUtekta (O) day 8-9 am. on CBS. UdO (OLOB ( 0 ) IdO Melww gafiiiitabj Froetbo m > Y am Ewan Hww dldates WMs Warid af ibaefs (M> Fraak RMlaa BapaH (SO) The Frafaasisaab (O) along with real policemen in U :U (0) W rad ay S Human Relatlono R News (O) "Day of the Badman" ’0 Cir 1C) (O) (0 ) G— kat "Trank of the Oat" 'M Bros, "Naked AUM” Dechtef IdO BBbt Nertra m> As Bebsals Ilateb WHs "Hockey" National Bodcey CTUlaer c a is . D reeeed la etrlU aii (0) MbaU Datbreavar sat out to ooptura mountata HWigbb (C) cuit Judge oentenoes oonrietod («> dmiHan 10) Lmgue and Its man excellent of detaotlTOS dofsedly tracks 0:0 Bridgs with daaa Oea <0B M ribte’a Navy idller to death and muat face (C) "Tanay of the 8n~ Fhoenti, players gires yon aa Inside clothee and mUdly dlaguieed be <•) Wsadetfal Warii at Hon who haa been destroytng m urder awepoet to Mozh». ■dOI )U d Thratao Tataattas Now ''Seandtaarta’' rage of man’s brothera. Frad __ Asawam Ts. Baathampton (0) News wHh WaHar thair oatlte. nebort Mitcanm, Bteritas Baydao. G loria (0 ) News Alla, and Ks braatb-taklBgiy ,..e. jgy°*°** *«*»«- hind a pair of heavy horn Ufa (0) • 0 (4B Oarabal MacMurray, Joan Weldon. (O I:W J ^ ^ giaaaaa Shaw (O "The Production sad Decay rimmed glamee Milner tratebed (0) News wMh n w A Dtaaa Icmn. (O IdO (B Nows M ^ r a b af Cora- •dO EBN Ohiwrieb Starring Johnny Oaison the Fharoha of Straage ParUdes” NUdear and made notes as the men han I^Ww ■■■ One Weak from Now f t ) ’’ 0 0 ) doay Bbhop Bhaw (0> IW M O ) O-K CaBaca Bawl Sa^jM ud Read^Mpfor rob 1 0 0) News aad Waalhar Raws wBh B ean Wadd Chaa w et (0 > Icmda end (10) Naws aad BfaB Off «n (tot CateaW Beeards (C) Ms trlfe and motberdn-law. di0 m Laeal Nc lead Oban into mass of mur (OB Nawe aad S%n Off | •dO What’s n m i m fSAt)I) ttB der and fotwlKn bitrlRue. years hsa been aa void of vlo- IdO Darriratag (O) -.-^ASSJW edSa.'^Ld lenoe aa “the Dooia Reed SYLVANIA COMPACT ROlJrABOUT 7:W n> Bara’s laep <0) •BO O&BMB^Sat’lC i (o Mgs on abow” In q)tte of fte suhjeot I _ Uatentag B matter, so too trill be “Adam 1*." PORTABU COLOR TV •dONAT. FMbBl ____gfa. Flog ttaS mow WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM “We*ve got six Aows in the 0dO Ferwra Zn can now,” said MUner, “and al- 1 0 0) OM Tata (0> • 0 (M ) Wa r, gperta, nad and Date B v a n a'a n hosla. ' though there have been eome 0 > Rgra (00) Wadaraday NteM Msrto SUNDAY JU PROGRAM 0 ) 0 Manas wM (0) ta TsMy*a Be- "Boataf-Boetag^’M lony Cur shots fired, no one has been hit. CD17K — Today’s finest •dOTa Bi0d a _ 0 ) ptraree _Canri (O) tis and Jerry Lewis as pair 7 d t (OB AgHeaBare m Fa I havent fired a gun and no one •do Wham NSW B 0 ) M% m of antarprislng Oaaanoras of 7:0t (00) t B b b tbs LVs "Surdyhig in Spnoe" An liWBHtabat Btadh 1 0 0 ) ' *a tts Warid Taras <0> 0 ) Ma NSr] the Jet AgeTtO 7:M (0) Baered B ead am of medical probtama baa used fists.” valno in U r 180 sq. in. Traraniny the <1»04B Let’s Maha a DaM (0 ) Na • 0 0) OioM Aeno (0) 1:00 (0) Mga m aad Fray yohrad in n a c a travd. th e seriee^ again like “Disg- • 0 <0 Oarahat 10:0 0) Jraothoa Wteton Ohaw (AM) lOtb S m uaer Olympfe 0) I Lara Laey (C) • :•• (0) Tba Chrtstephsrs Games (C) net,” has the hleaMng of the lo pictare sise portsUeL 0 :0 (B Waadartal WaaM af I (0) Dayey aadOaiadk (C) • d o (0) Face the Natim (C) ’ “• K f lr a d - **-“ — ‘ (0 ) Fanny Taa BhaaM Aah ( 0 > Boris Karlott ajp«« Moors- . . . 9** Bern tbs CbwB (C) ( TdO (0) Debate (C) cal police force, and Its storlea •dO Frarth ------1 0 (0) ChBIraa’a Dsetar • 0 0) Nawa wMh Walter head, Crate Hundley Trio, •:U d) Advaatarm ' ~ - (C) Striking Enameled 0 :0 NJC.T. dara 1 0 0) Lera b a Maay 0ten- Ufa (G) Ma%rie Mkknr. (B Ught Urn 8a a a Riblootr. Bdwin trin be baeed on real Loo An Chaa lia r * R wawd Thing (0> (0) News Trita Freak 0»4i0> Tha Oataldar May Jr. geles cases. In many esaes po 0 :0 TBA Roar traoka down mtaolng arlt- td t a) Dsysy aad (0> (OhJO) New Adreateres o f Ebony Cabinet Pre-eet (OMO0) Daya at Oar Liraa aaMa (G) (0) Thb b 0 Batiklebsiij Phm (0> licemen Involved fat a caaa^ 0:0Bbeh dsaraal M (0) 0 ) Haw in murder trialrial bi2 l a (00) lladerdag 0) ~ procara Is unwitting _____ • d t (W) Dawn M (C) adiqifed to televWan irin aaiTs fine tuning, ligirtod dial __ Frtdv. Norra 0 0 |B Onldtag Light al (G) piles to another murder, •:•• (0) Mariaa Be y (O as consultants in their off-duty PM ) Lara m jjy . Grab.- FBtahragh (0)smr Pteeeyery whiw p hV/ 7d0 (0) Oeatb Dm (O •dO N.B.T. dara OO4O0) The Baatara (O) (C) (OMOdO) WaaderM WarM at tim e. and out-front contrUs. 1 0 B 0 ) “ 'V biU Stone A b AmerloBaa" Amer Oabr (G> 0 ^ I t a ^ Cteaaa <0> (G) U : 0 0-MO 0 0 ) News,. Wrathra, (M) N » Them lie ages (O) “I have a definite preference •domlra’a’% ^ ^ 0 0 Baaiat 8tarn» (O) Saarto <0> (OP) D M WaMe (di "Brimdone, the Amlah Horae' IdO rM a —t Baelrat m m m Aaathar WaaM (O) 0 ) MoBraver and the Oatan- T” ...... I as“m • •smaawaaasFpatiently nsingi^mnureea between the two men,” MUner Famous Sylvania Color m rtU hiD K tb« •:U (W) Seerad B ead lanM, eteadediaaoepiect hone• back Moment (04B Oraaaal Maagital Or al the Oalbgs Oampm m(o laHrig oondHlon only to said, “and I certainly feel that 7 :0 Grew • 0 W HaaaaFariy lG> U : 0 0 ) Wataweday HtnriteM iC) team that tradkiom of her actors like other people havo a bright 86* picture tube fO M M B T aa Daa’t Bag (0> •> Nows —Woalhor, and "Lion of 8L l b r k " ^ 0 Boa. 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MB3W Y O R K 70U tat’a Make a Deal Manchester Herald have ever eeeo Stanley Myron Ftoiay Yaa Sfceald Aak Handehnan perform, you don’t 1;5B ( « l CkUdrea a Docter later relatlonshto between Saturday, October.26, 1968 t ;N (») I-erj la • "The Nanny" and U«-yaa^ have to be who be to. Who dared niag <0. _ , ■ , old boy who, recmtly m t u ^ can forget a man named Stan (W4t-M) Daya rt Oar Uvaa hom rafier lengthy treatment ley Myron Handelman? (8.W) Newlywed Game (C) at Bchool for dlaturbe^ chll- S:M (II Oaldlac Lickt (C) dren. Bette Davto, William SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE Hoparaver, U you haven’t aeen (M-tMtl Ike Doclore (0) Dlx. Pamela Franklin. him, in hla. many a^jpearancea (S-MI DaUu Game <0) (8MI Tkat_Giri 1 0 )^ Slit (t) Seciei Warn <0 with Merv Grilfin or on “Hie (*e-*MS) Aaoiker Warid ;M (1) Hoaee ParW (C) Morm you he’s a wispy, w n ^ (*e-»-!S) Yea Dea’t Bay Malek Gama (C> dlggem. _ _ la on sunny days. (Ml Dark Bkadowa 4:88 (SkSt-Sfl Nawa (Cl IttM <«| Ferter Bia name is real. 4:88 (SI Baeel (Cl _ ‘1 SxHigbt of cbongtaK it be (8) Merv Griftia Skew (O) .„«k ys:.S ".!sn -w . (88) Tembeteaa Territory cause I wanted a name every (11) Mike Daaclaa Skew (0) (iEr*Tlw*peto B tmsB ( Tkle la tka Ufa ABC’s ‘Teyton Wace” Service are caught In biasing Handelman was already on my (Ml The Maaetora tafemo. Richard WldMrk, (M> GBUgaa’a Iriaad Monday 8:30-9 ikm. Jeffrey Hunter, Rtohard Boose, driver’s dioense, and to take a 8:18 (Ml Weaiker Constance 8mith.MC) test ae^ahi Just fo r Sheldon Lew H yrsa 8:18 (SSI VB Navy FBm "Oeatore from tha_ Black (Ml r Traap (C) Lagoon." '64 Sclantine espsdl- is Bncredbert, w as too b ig a Traik Or Caaeasaaaeaa g:M (M) I«eal Nawi . _ S:M (M l Weaiker —Bparto aad 1:M (8) D.N.C.UM. (C) tlon travelUng tm Annum cbasce. People caB be Mynm, gues use commercial Isun- (M) River to a t U d ^ by Offl- Nawa _ Adams, Richard Denning. drles?’ ’ ). (IS) BtoUlskto (C) (8 >Tnth Or Handelpian, they have already Hla firs t Job in show business (Ml Mciala’a Navy (0) U iM (M4MS) TOalgM li e w l O ) (IM S M ) News, Waalhar. and Starring Johnny Canos forgotten Btaidey.” was at a CatokUl resort “Dur (Ml News •:■( (M> Camkal ^ , (8-M) dseg Btekep M aw (0) He’s a native ot Brooklyn cur ing the day I was a waiter and f:M (8) Baaator BfMestt PsIHleal 7:M % M I DaaM Beaaa News —Meaeoato at Oeae- fart aad OaMspasto rently making fats home in Los bus boy," he ssys. “Between S:M (81 Newt wtfk WaHar Craw Uto (C> (M) Nawa aad itoa OO Angfelee because he could not lunch, and supper, a life guard Orasada (Ml Nawa BnWaii —O U T (8) Neiws wItt FVaak Mey- Kaligtoae Fltoe aad toga OH find a place to live in Brooklyn aalda (C) S:M (8) BawaU Plva^) (C) mi. on weekends, I wss (Ml Cimadtoa Travel Film Steve McQairett and his Flva- 1:80 (81 Nawa aad WaaBtor — (C> Heights. in the bond. I got fired because (SS.M) HBBlIey-Brtokley Ba- O unit dlKtovar that flahbig- Maotoai at MiMSsHia a n d He’s In show bustneas be after the show they caught me yaH (Cl boat owner It emuggUng giild Stoa Off cause he couldn’t earn a living going to town and not mingling. at anything dse. And he has I was supposed to mingle until tried wcrUng varioualy as a midnight, So I decided to ape- meesenger boy (he got kiet) dalise in mlngting H r-j, FRIDAY JO PROGRAM and a shipping clerk. (Says cr» when I was a messenger and I Stanley, or Myron), ’"They’d got lost because i lua 'j.acsp ItM (tl Glri Talk (Cl News tnvssUgathm when wusnsn yell, “Have you seen the big on the BMT that I really de (Ml FBm (M) Bpa^ Skew pabUdy aocosas shrewd finan- At Bame wilk Kitty (88) HMltokto (O) cis. iiuotpulauir of tieing rs- broom?’ and I’d yell, “Where’s cided on show buSinesB. (M) DIvarca Caorl (C) (M) MdbUe’s Navy sponstMe tor hsr brotnsr's tt playing?’ ’’) “Once you Imow you can’t be (4#) Dream Hease (Ml News death. Oypsy Boss Lst, goasL 1:M (Sl As Ike Werid Taras <0> S:M------(M> B- CssskaS (B-MI Fafiiy BnadfO) He has also been an sltileUc a messenger, you have to be an (8»4EM8> Let's Make a Daal 8:15 (M Lack Dp 8:M (SI Friday NtoM llsvto director (“I told how a guy entertainer.” (C> 8:tS___ (81... Weaderfai Yeedenu Wsvid af Amtta "Quick Befors U MeHs” ’M (8) 1 Lave Lacy S:M------(81 -News wHk - - —Walter ■■ 6 ri»- Shy, introverted mag writer broke hto leg playing voUey- (M) Dream Haoss Idto (C) and nnmpletoly nwahUiitod baO and no one wanted to 1 ' lid-ea’s Hector (8) News wMk Fraak Key- photogTaplier ore aMtotisd by (S> Lave to a Maay Sfleo- arids (C) mag to cover setontUic mis partic^;>ate’’), a real estate dsced TUag (O) (tMt> Haattey-Brlakley Ra- sion in AntarcUe. Ooo Mshsr- salesman, a Good Humor sales (M4M8I Days af Oar Uvea pert (C) is, Robert Morse, James Highlights (C> 8:M (Ml Lseal News Oregory, lO _ man, (on the beach) and a (S-4S) Nevriywed OaaM (C> 7:M (81 Dealk Taltoy Days (iritl Den Blebise Mow (0) salesman for a commercial SCNDiAT: “Ptoce the Nail(tt“ . (SI Galdliu LtokI (C) (C) I (M8> Ooas efWil BaaeM (SkSLM) The Daetors (C> An aging marshal stubbornly (Cl IsuBdeser (“Do you know mcr- Gen. ChBtts LefMjay In guest, (8M> Dstku Game (O) resists any suggestions that I (88-8M6) Blar Trek noco to 1:80 pjm . cn CBB. . . (SI Secret Storm (Cl he should wear specUclea. (s-MI Jadd for too DedoMe (SS4888I Aaalker Werid (O) (Ml Baattoy-BrtoUey Bag sit (C) “ Ptooe the NaMon” (evening edi (MS) Geaetal Haayital (C> (Cl I (8 8 88 88M) Newe, Wietois, tion), TUebePd Nhron is infter- (81 Haosa Party (Cl (81 Tralh Or Ceasesaeaess Bpetto (0 ) viewied, 8:80-7 pgn. on CBS. . . (88(toM> Yaa Daa’t Say (C> (C) (fsi Blrkeid Dtomead (8) Mr. Geaber (Cl (ZMM8I News, Bparto, aad I (81 Friday Speetaealar TO O L and ‘“nie Kd AiUtvcm Show,” ata«er (4S> Oae Lite to Uve Weather (Cl "Trapese” ‘88 Former aertal- Miaty HepUnn to a gueiat, 84dB. $ M (SI Baagar Statin (C) 7:M (81 Tnid Tflid West (0) tet achfevs 4:M (ZM588) Matek Game (C) Strange sea monster praying tame under Mg top. Bait EQUIPMENT pjn. on CBS. . .“NET renO- News (Cl their boaiik becomes object of Tony Curtis. (C) 4:M (8) Basel (Cl atloo by agenis """-e Pre'arda''’ ’B Albeit RENTALS 8:80 pjn. CO Channel M . . . (8> Merv Oriffla Skew (C) West and (Jordon. Dekker, Cathsrtoe Cnlg. “ Is 'Paxto B u fM iv ." the c ity Bh- (Ml Temkatowc Territory (aaSMfl High Chaparral (C> I r<*-xz-ee:(M-SMS) TssigTenigM Wkuw (O) Saadlsg Mach toes enated, with Jean-Fsul Belinon- (Ml Mike Daoglas SIww (0) (f-M) OparaUsa: Xatortola- Starring J Johnn; o M ^ Csi y o (M> Batmaa (Cl meat (Cl (8-M)laM Bk Power Tools do and Cbailes Boyer, 8-11:46 (M> Pltototoaes Guests are singer TeAfy Nee I <81 News —Ma I of Oaas- Phunbeg's Tsois p.m. on ABC. 8 :N (SI Perry Masea ley and the Delores Ball Sing fsrt mmt Oaidipeels (Ml F ^ tar Taday ers, comic Fat PaulseiL Fran (Ml News aad BIga Off _ PalB ter's Equ^MBSMl MONDAT: “downn snd M m <- (M) Maastora Jeffries, The Lennon Sisters, (Ml News MeedBaee —VBAF\ Uit's Lough-In,'’ pnntomlntot. GSHgaa’s Islaad the Stebbings Boxers, a dog BeUgtowe FBm aad BIgB Oft Oofneat Tools B:tS (Ml CyWealkar RCtv 8:M (81 Nawa aad Weather <0) — Moyiag EgalpmeaM Marcel Maroeau oppenxn, 8-9 t m (M) naatn M i:M (81 Gamer Pyto —U8MC (C) Mameat of Medttalton aad p.m .cn NBC. . .’ ’Eboodus,’ ’Is- (8 « F Traap (M4M8) Name af the Game SIgB Oft MslBtenaaoe Ygnlpmest (48) Tratt Or Ceasaqaeaees Jeff DUion and his assistaat, mrt’s fight for fatdeperatonoe, t:M (M l Weaiker. Sperto, aad Peggy Maxwell, launch a n Wallpopering Tipilpmnrf with Paul Newman and Eva; Marie Saint, Puzi x 8-11:80 p.m. WALL TO W AIL CARPET on NBC. COSBY SHOWS PROFILE ON FIRST LADY ING FOB EVERY BOOM IN TDESDAT: “Exodus,” FBit THE HOUSE mOLUDlNO A-P EQUIPMENT An infonnal profile of Mrs. KITCHEN AND BATH. n 8-11 p.m. cm m e. . .“One BUI Cktoby, who won three Lyndon Johnson w ill be broad RENTAL Week to Go,” country’n poUtical StaBqya for hla performances cast in December on ABC. Mrs. ARMSTRONG UNOUEUM on T Spy" series, returns to MS Center St. mood, 18-11:80 p jn . on CBS. J(rfmaon w fll talk about her role FORBOCA O O UNm TOPS WEDNESDAY: “The V lig^ weekly television next season in as First Lady during her years KENTILB FRODUCTB talk” Indtaa fblk aiiiger Budfy a new faaX-liour comedy on in the WUte House. CERASnO TILE SaintedOsiie to gneat, 7:80-8 NBC. Cosby will also be fea n«B FgMi—tag p.m. on NBC. . ."Itonft MDalc tured In a number of one-hour GOOD SUPPLY Hal,” with Roy Rogen and special programs, the first to - OF VENISON JOHN'S Dale Evans, 8-10 pm . on NBC be broadcast next season. WELLDiG’rON, New Zealand . . ."BoetagBoeliv” (IMS), Jet Antanoted programs on liU (AP) — New Ze^and is export FLOOR COVERINO age Oamaovu St work, w ith (diaiaoters, “Fat Albert" and ing more and more venistm, 264 BROAD ST. BU-M7B ’Tony CUrtto, and J e try Lew is, "Weird Harold,” are also pton- with West Germany the best 8-11 pm . on'ASC. ued. customer. It pays about l.B mil ELECTRONICS THURSDAY: “The Dewi ISsr- lion New , Zealand dollars iln Show,” ’Tony B m M i s (11,680,000 U.8.) for three-tiuar- t S i l O P m d LABORATORIES guest, 18-11 p.m. on NBC. COMO IS HOST ters of the total export. FBDIAY: “NET Ptayboune,” The deer are alaughtered in SAVE presenUng “Ih e Mayfly and tte Perry Ooino will be the boat Fiordland at the south o f the ______WHERE 277 BROAD F ro g,” M e d a muMl-mU- of the second annual “Academy South Island where they run ot Profeatoonal Sports Award" fo fS T S I YO U SEE Uensire, tsMh John Gidgud, 8 wild in thousands. ’The country LSTAMfSaJ p.m. cn Channel M. program to be presented Uve Is so rugged that the carcasses THIS FJILANDUL Feb. 19 on CBS. The program usually are flown by helicopter SION honors outstanding professional onto a landing pod on a r e fr l^ r - tD NiW HAVEN MIIFORD SEYMOUR athletea. MERIDEN GAR CAPOTE DRAMA ated ship. 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