FAOB TWENTY mtrnrbi^Btrr Enraino E^raUt TUESDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1968 Avacaga DUBy Nat Prata Rod The tadles Auxiliary of the About Town Bighih Disbiet Fire Department Ontobw 18,1888 wtH m eet tomorrow at 8 p.m . Gtakto of H a m n Cb^ S t the Alehouse, Mato and IBh d* wUl meat tomomar at 8 M aideia. iiattrJjwtTr lEuTuttig HrraUii p^m. at the hotne of Mm. Oer- 15,273 •M 41 HarOand Rd. GtonaM Howard of Wetbens- WaRchaMar— /I CHy of Vittmto Chmrm Ut*. Bttmoa OoKwtfa la tba oo- 'WlSrERN AM win present a refresher flrat aid course, at a meeting VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 14 (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONB) NANCHESTBR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 16.1966 of Ihe Twins Mbtiiers Chib of A Chriatmas laortahap a«U ba Oreator Hartford tomorrow at haU toBBorrow at 8:80 a.m . at 8:15 p.m. to the MUchell Room B E L hW M A R t North Melhodlat Churcb. The of South Congregational woTiCBbap la open to all woouq Chwoh, Hartford. of the diurch. w Cooking, Plumbing Featured Senior Methodists of South Open Toes., Wed., Sat. till 6—Thurs. and Friday till 8 The paatoral committee of Methodiot Church will meet North MethodUt Ctetroh will Thursday noon to the reception 61 TOUAND in ia . MANCHeSmi meet totnorrow at 8 pim. at the hall of the ctnirch. Members are White House Denies church. reminded to bring arttoles for Apollo Crew Gives a silent auction, and sand­ Jehovah’a Wltneeaee will have wiches. Dessert and beverages WEDNESDAY ONLY (roup diaeossiana of a Bible aid will be served. LEAN, WELL TROfDilED tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at 18 Caiamiben St., 281 Woodbrldge Membens of Manc^teefer Am- pt, 728 N. Main SL, 144 Orif- tfembly. Order of Rainbow for RIB STEAKS fin Rd. In South Wiitdaor, and Girls, {banning to visit the Another TV Show RoUlbillfif H alt Rpnort.S French Rd., Bolton. SPACB•AC3B CBNTBR,CBNTBIB, BowtonBOMton Lovely ApoUcApoUu Room Higha g h Atop Then Air EbreeForce MaJ. Don)Dom F. - M . A . 1 / V - F A . A / Qlaatanbury Assembly ehouhl (AP) — Bearded, rested and EhrorytUng.*’ meet tonight at no later than ) — Bearded, reded and Sverytlifng.” BlseleBlsel^ took took over over the tbecamera camera ami and .A ^ ■ feeMqgn r bbetter, e it e r . tthe h * ApoBoA tm ilni 7 as- ThaaaThen, iIn n iMteSjoortbast waP 4nto 49it>em liA.hl- ia The Lieacue of Women Voters 8:48 at the Masonic Temple. 'lb< pointed it at a puddle of water will hold uidt meetings on the txnnute pcemnted « tetovtoed Jtolte of prevtoua days, (be as­ in the lower bay of the cabin. Connecticut Oeneral Assembly lewisn in speee ega oooktog « d tronaut. ware more budneaoilke WASHINGTON (AP)—The White House M i d today Fhebe Clrole of Eknanuel Schlrra aald the water io this week, on Wednesday at 8 :S0 phimitint on Um Welly, W Church Women will have a wortc caused by oondeneatlon from a.m. at the home of Mrs. end Dona Aow today and tiMo (he Ostaga they do in ^laoe. aome of the oerfd tubing in tbe tiationa despite widespread reports of a U.S. proposal period at Us meettog tonight at sped on toward the halfway Otvflfan astronaut Walter Our Douglas Roberts Jr., 25 Ray­ 7 :S0 at the home of Mrs. Len­ life support oyetem but that tha to halt completely the bombing of North Vietnam. mond Rd.; Wednesday evening point a t tiMir marathon epao. ntoghsm ehowed how the astro- exact source aras not known. ‘The position of the United States with respect to nart Jcbnson,/^144 Cooper St misteon. at 8 at the home of Mrs. Walker naute prepare (heir food as be Demoaatratinf how they eopa Vietnam remains as Mt forth by the President and the Briggs, 84 Finley St.; and on As they mvapt Into their sixth took a plastic tMWtelner of with the plumbing problem, Bi- Mystic Review, North Ameri­ ROOMS FURNITURE dey la orWt, tbefr bpeoe chariot brsekfid flnilt Juloe and to(]eot- secretary of state,” presidential press secretary George Thursday evening at 8 at the can BeneAt Association, will sale took a email vacuum olean- home o f Mrs. James Tanl, 80 was parformtog so well that ed oold wedsr to it torough a Christian said. meet tonight at 8 in Odd Bellows er-Uke device and Schlrra de- “Thera baa been no basic Concord Rd. AND APPLIANCES plstw were belqg finned to mnd noeate. M ribed: Hall. Membens are reminded to Narrator Schtrra said that the change to the altuatlon: No / ■ 3 three men around the moon "Now he’, going to suck «q> bring articles for a cup auction. N O T $900, N O T $800, Chrtetma. IMy. refayihatabie food could, ba breakthrough," be added to a Keith W. Lovdl of 82 Dorothy Refreshments wlH be served by the water with the accumulator ^outh Viet mldmointog statement prompt Rd. has been pledged to C^t N O T $700, N O T $600, Vbr the tiifrd straight morn­ made palatable with either bot line we have. R’s a pretty good * Mrs.' Maude White and Mrs. ing, the tedtoumem of itw flight or ooM waiter. Apollo 7 msala ed by newsmen’s queries teUow- FM fraternity at Bbnocy Unl>< Agnes Morgan. NO! NO! ■iM blob of water. It taikee quite tog reports of a posatbis major veralty, Atlanta, da. VMM broken by the daily Mevf- have bewi the tint bot msala in a while to mop up.’’ NOT EVEN $500 Non. The TV abonr was Miott- H*U0G. Envoys See new peace move -from bare, Toser Group of Second Con­ He explained that tbe water Is Paris and Saigon. T f— Diane GMnwdd, dAugb- BUT A WHOLE HOUSE| enad from 11 ntimites to nine As (be food beg floated freely gregational .Church 'wm meet to­ minute, today broauarof toUiM off Oumtingbam’s ftageitipia then spilled overboard through A senior South Vlotnamaae po- tw of Mr. and Mrs. Hayd&i L. night at 8 at the'home of Mrs. 3 ROOMS LOVELY a water dump sydem. Halt Coming Utioal official aald In Saigon GMswold of 83 Steep Hollow reception trouble at a reoelving BoMcra said: "Tou can see In Roger Crafts, 97 Frinceton St NEW FURNITURE dattoa at Corpus Cteisti, Tex. the center an toterattog forma- Following the mop-iq;> opera­ earlier today the United States Lane, haa been chosen a mem­ Mr. and'Mrs. Crafts 'will show tion, the camera was pained PARIS (AP) — South Vtet- has proposed a full bombing ber of tha oonoert didr at AND APPLIANCES Uto abcMV began as usual with tton of bubbles.’ ’ slides of their trip to and EVERYTHING. Navy Oipt. Walter M. Sofafm The bubbles, oauaed by around tbe cabin showing auch nameee diplomats said today halt and was diaeusstog tbs pro­ Cedar Creat OoBege, Allentown, Greece. Oo-bostesses are Mrs. thing, a* the hand controOera they understand the United posal with ths Saigon goivsm- Fa. YES, EVERYTHING Jr. taoldlqg up the uwaJ inlxo- weightlesniem, ware not actual­ Howard Nash and Mrs. Robert duptory e ^ : "BMlo from the ly 'vlsiUe to viewen. and display panels. Btatos Is preposing to hart the m ent. DunfMd. ONLY $398.93 The only levity in the convar- bombing of North Vletxam very In Paris South Vtetaamsse Manchester Change will have YO U GET salkm, In contrast to earUar soon an an attempted break- diplomats told newsman they a social meeting tomorrow at The meeting of the St. Ftancis days, was this oomment from throogta to peaoemalkng. understand the United Stotoa 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. The ALL THIS Xa-vier Mothers Orcle schedul­ >SI K4X> BBralO. Schlrra, emulating an alrUne pi­ "TMngs are moving,’’ one of- had made the proposal as an at­ regular business meettog will ed for tomorrow night has been ------T.V. lo t: flotel Mid. tempt to further psaos nsgoHs not be held. Refreshments will postponed and 'will be held Tues­ _ ■ OOlt aUlTB '"nils la your captain speak­ Xntonmflte streseed they tiens. be served. Members are remind­ day, Oct. 22, at 8:15 p.m. at the 1 o n n m ------Kosygin in Prague ing. On this flight you can un­ bMed thslr bMlef on latenaia- Washington officials, altlMOgh ed to bring articles for an auc- MATTBnS home of Mrs. Richard TIemey, ■PBINO fasten your seat belts and relax tton received from Preetdent declining to say wtaetbsr a final Uon table. 46 Wedgewood Dr. Sister Marion and I hope we can make this settisment has bean rsaehsd, 1 Bop p o a ____ Nguyen Van Thtou’s govern-. Julie of East OathoUc High flight enjoyable for you.’’ aoknowledgwl Jtiis United States Drita Chapter, RAM will have * VAiniT_LAJIP8 ment in Salgoet—and not on any School will speak. Oo-hostesses dlreot word from U.S. Antossea and North Vietnam have been Its regular business meeting to­ To Pen Agreement Mlsalon Control told the astro­ are Mrs. Robert McNamara and dleousslng for several week, a morrow at 7:80 p.m. at Masonic nauts that tbe reception was dor W. AvareU HairtnMa and Mrs. Thomas Zemke. i M T l v d ------Ms fellow delegates to the Paris package plan to end th. dead- ITemple. Later, there will be a 1 npO B LAMP PRAOUB (AF) — Soviet Pre­ ances, the Ckecboelovaks were good but not tq> to tbe quality of Clothes for Everyone in Concordia Style Show 1 SM8M OOKKB E E B the previous two mornings. , peace talks. looked talks to Paris. social time with refreshments. Ticket returns for the Man­ M PC. Sn.yEB 8EWT balking at what Informants de- mier Alexei N. Koeygln arrived Among tbe observers In the South Vietnam’s obsarvar at Ths Washtogton officials aald Among the "Gallery Fashions” they will model at the style riage Boutique’s models, t o a ^ray wool Dr. Zhivago coat 16 ^ D o n n w> i A U SE T ■orllwd a* tough term , and tha chester Junior Women's Club 18 T S 8 . F LO_____ O RO O O VEBU fO today to Blgn with reluotaat control center were Cunning­ a key element of tbe package la Dau^ters of Liberty, No. 17, show sponsored by the Manchester Junior Women’s Club edged with gray Persian lamb and matching fur hat from the peems te fo i, term er Foreign fashion show close tomorrow CkeohoelovaMa an agreement Russian, were preetong tor sign- ham’s wife, Lo BUa, and his Nbrth Vietnam’s mlUtaiy re­ win meet tonight at 7:80 at and may be made to Mrs. Da-vld .Tuesday, Oct. 22, at Concordia Lutheran Church are, from the Boutique; and Richard Siekluckl of Norman Miller’s in a A FANTASTIC VALUE! EVERYTHING iM q t the agreement Mtolater Pham Vhn Lam, acted legalising the stay of aome Bue- brother, Winiam. mriftty la the hope of obtaining straint In return ter a bombtng Orange HaU. Carmel, 22 Bowers St. left to ri^ t, John Hedlund, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hedlund plaid tweed 6-button double-breasted sport suU worn 'with a T ONLY $398.93 .'IQiinAk rn1nWfi~E of th# halt. ^ fUPNJTut VfiE iloioM ml6 wAntcdL Ffw slan t iw ^ on Ckechoelovfik ter. Trouble with tbe ocuverter direct olariflioation Irom ths of 176 School St., and Pamela Zinsser, daughter of Mr. and turtleneck sweater. The copper drip painting by Jacob Mul­ It C£rtS:' P o l I v erl)r ||99.9$. On dtiplay at main than four houn hlo partner to AMfaough tb. Obeohodovaka •pplttw PIP ipcpndMQW9$ m4 My cut several minutes off the tele­ with HairUnan rtiortly after ths namese govanunent and tbe Na­ provUtod a mlUtory honor tional Liberation Front—poUti- Of fA.THlU^' two day* of treaty negotiatlana east, hut the trouble waa oor^ and o f tb e S8th searion o f the Hollow Reservoirs is approxima- fall in Manchester last month since Jan. 1, Manchester haa guard, their mood was notloon- eal arm of the Viet Oong—would ttome Improvement Sale! in Moroow, Csecboekvalt Pre- rested Just minutes before Apol­ U.8.-Norih VletasmeM tMks. Water Storage tely 479 mllUon gaUons. They measured 2.25 inches, agatost a experienced 20.21 indies of pro- adiar Oldrloh Oernlk. bly oooL OemUc d » o k hands lo 7 appeared overhead. The be brought Into the second 48-48 A1X.YN HT. PHOMDi -a M M ." Xiutn Thuy, foreground, chief of the North Viet­ in tbe sstelon itself imbeeas measured approximately 806 September average of 8.71 dotation. The anticipated aver- Asoompanylng Koeyght were and omiled thinly at the Rumlan Show flashed on oidy two min­ phase of tha Paris talks. Bel^w Capacity Open MiMk-ra. M premier but they did not em- dor Xuaa Thuy, spoaUng as U mllUon gaUons on Sept. 30. inches. age for the period Is 26.80 ta t . M ______pBflet Dffonoe Mtaieter AnMel utes late. Political namese anives at , ^ tnltegnatitmal Ths report from Saigon fol­ ha had beard no ward of angr Commenting on Manchester's Wittkofake reported that rain- During the nine-month period Inches. A. Oreclftio and oilier Rumlan braoe In the uMUl Oonumatat Had the trouble persisted, lowed two meetings today be­ faehian. (^nferenM Critter in Ferls today for the peade Ukely hceakihrough, repeated I water-storage sttuation as of viewers, would have seen only tween U.S. Ambassador Ells­ tWidori- The honor guard omKted the Itoundup Hanoi’s etandard ertU ter a to­ Sept. 80, down approodmately ^ta dtebong" for logaliftng tlw half tile riww as reoeivsd at ths taUu wiUi the U.S, delegation. Others are Unidenti­ worth Bunker and South Vlab umol ‘Vdoome’’ dtoute aooord- tal, unoondltlanal outo(f of 182 million gallons or 38 per Stay of some Ruaalan troope, tlu station at Cape Kennedy, Fla. By THE AaMXOATED PBBM fied. (AP Photofax via cable from Paris) nameae President Nguyan Van cent below ci^xudiy. Water Su­ ed faonotad gueato. American sttaoka on ths Norih. Gsooboolovak. oxpocted de­ .^U o 7 Kras beadetl, ter tbe RepubUoan Richard M. Nixon Thieu. Later Bunker met a third perintendent Lawrence Wlttkof- Alexander Duboek, dtlef of Thuy OR leaving tbe Mejeetio parture by winter of the remain­ midway nilufe of Its pttthed M- claims he’s Isadlng the thres- time with Ihlau who meanwhile I sice said today that the town the Caechodovak OommUnlst oonferenee center told der of the Soviet, Btost Qermaii. day Journsy tonight. No major w«y presidential race in every bad m et wMb hla OaUnet and “is not In trouble yet,’’ and that party, emd Preddent Ludvlk newsmen: "The 28th meeting top poUUcal, leglalativ. and PoUflh, Hungarian and ­ blghlights are planned in the major state and says he Is driv­ Svoboda arere not at the ahport, was Jint Uks tbs 26 preceding government figuree. I the oondMton Ts not critical.’ ’ an armies. They invaded this lagMPslf of the miselon as the ing now for "the fastest finish in Viet Security Tight He added, however, "should although the Rumhme had sent onee." The Saigon source said Thtaq oountry Aug. 20-21 to arreri the astronauts contlime the routine campaign bli^ry.’’ SAVE UP TO S0%! I the drop continue tor the next their preddent and party ofafef Harriman himself confirmed told top members of Ms regime nation’s Hberalloation oourse. Job of riiecUng and re-checking Democrat HubSrt H. Hum- several weeks, the situation there had been no talk of the ths enemy must guarantee they direct with the men that do the work . . .. But from external appear­ (See Page Twenty) the qratems. pbrey elaborated on his North Eliminate sales cmninissions and costly overheads I may cause us some concern.’’ An imporloiit Th^ all slept wen Tueeday LeMay Given Briefing bombing issue vriien be left the will not escalate the war U a Vietnam bombing halt stand FuU capacity for Porter, How- conference beadquarUrs. bombing halt is ordered. . . . We buy dusct from the factory, therrfore, we night, each averaging about meanwhUs Tuesday, and said I and. Roaring Brook and Globe The veteran American diplo­ There was no Indication dur­ cut out the middle men . . . We do our own work I elgbt hours. This contrasted he will not compromise his civil with the in-evlous night when mat aideetepped a questioner ing today's 26th meeting to Paiu . . . Yon SAVE $ | | | | | $ rights porition regardless of the adio drew bis attention to Saigon Is between U.S. and North Viet­ Schlrra conoplalned that Uiey effect <»t bis election ohanoea. By General Abrams Gladys Nerw Hurricane^ were awakened too eariy. reports saying that the matter namese negotiators of any And a Supreme Court decision i f A L C O A i f announcement All three reported their colds SAIGON (AP) — Burtounded closed out the day with a tour of of a bomb halt has been under breaktbrough to ths talks. ★ A L C O A ★ were much better and that they putting George C. Wallace on by some of tbe tightest security tbe sprawling Tan Bon Nhut air discuMlon between Ambassador Ambassador R^Averell Har­ ALUMINUM SIDING IT DOES G U T T E R S $ l e a d e r s ! Crosses Coast of Cuba had stopped taking medication. OMo’e ballot bee made him the precautions yet seen In Vlrt- base, a Joint U.B. and Vlet- EUsworto Bunker and Thleu’s riman, top UA: negotiator first tUrd party candidate in government. OPf, sq. BegMar Including asjiirln. nam, U.B. vice presidential can­ nameee facility. there, t

er- A spokesman said Georgs C. by Secret Service men, embassy from the Gommitlee c o e d o f Okiba. Hurricane aranv dence over his chances at a Mi­ the wind? dor Xuan Thuy declared: "The "On the couroe M’s on now formance of the Apollo 7 space­ Wallace’s running mate wouM security officials, Air Force and Inga ware raised on Florlda’a ami new. conference Tueeday "No, I noticed no straws In 28th meeting waa Just like the 26 and with the expected acoeierait- ship and the fact that the astro- talk to senior U.S. officials "and Army MPa and Vietnamese sec­ i f A L C O A i f west coast from Fort Myera to but said he Is taking steps to the wind,” Harriman replied. preceding <»ea." During the R O O F I N G ed forward movement, It will nauta' Job Is to qualify it for the man In the m ud.” urity men. Three Jeepe with ma­ Olearwater. probabty reach tb. Florida wad flight to the moon. ward off overconfidence. He South Vietnamese otflclals session Itself Thuy repeated Ha- STORM WINDOWS 235>G. ShinglM LeMay, an advocate of a full chine guns were on hand along Dr. Robert Sliil|wani, director coed late to the day Ihuiaday,’’ dubbed his drive between now here were plainly uneasy over nbl’B formula for progress to tbs U-Tesjr Ctoanntee Flight director Glynn Lunney military -victory in Vietnam, with two bomb disposal teams of the National Hurricane Cen­ Simpson said. reported the 15-ton spacecraft, and election day "Operation Ex­ the reports from Saigon. But talks: a total, unconditional halt BOOGIM to Save the ter, said winds (n the troptoal tra Effort.’’ went ^ m the airport to the and an Army man who in U.S. attacks on tbe North. • e. sq. Begitar BarilM', Gladyo pounded Sldel the largest ever to carry men, they said they were not sur­ for oydone were up to 80 mllea per "We are going to play it nearby U.S. Command head­ over the area with a mine dKeo- The United States has insisted 2S%0FF! A w P f t . 8 S e s«.tt. Oadro'a "Irisnd of youtb" south was flying in "good shape,’’ prised. hour. ' safe," he eaid. "We are going quarters for Ms first military tor. on mutual rOstralnt by North Rapraaafifvtlva of tbe Cuban matatond with with only minor problems crop­ briefing by Gen. Creighton Le Due Tho special oounselier Shnpmn said GHadya waa galea up to 70 mq>Jk and heavy all out on the Issues, on the ap­ LeMay told newsmen only tor tbe North Vietnamese dele­ Vietnam aa a condition tor a full 20tli AcMmUy ping up ^ m time to time. Abram, tbe U.B. commander ALL PRICES INCLUDE INSTALLATION ptoUiig up forward speed m tt pearances, on the activity, be­ that he would not have anything gation, flew home Monday ter a bombing halt. Hanot haa yet to fo r Vietnam, euid his staff. D I f t it e t moved and was eoepeoted to In­ (See Page Two) (Bee Page Twenty) tween now and election." to aay to them and wanted to potloy reappraisal with the gl-ve any 'word or hint that (he CUD Now For Free Estiimte ♦ Nixon claimed Wallaoe' "luui The 81-year-otd former Air get In and out of Vietnam "with OommuMst regime in Hanoi. He recent decline In Its m llltk^ ai^ Oemmittee fat B oggU Tiger: Force chief of staff spent more a. BayUas, Tresa, topped out" at about IS per cent as Uttie commotion as possi­ oonfesred with Soviet Premier tivlty la due to a dellberaie deci- 644-2720 of the papular vote according to than two hours with Abrams b le." alon to de-eacalate the -war. Alexei N. Kosygh) to Moscow GOP polls and accused Hum­ and had sepante sessions with '. A spokesman said Ldtay Tuesday betere g o ^ on to Ito- What the deoltoea means phrey of panloking Into using other brieftiiig officers. He would return to the United nol. oould not be Imm ediately Ax- "tactlos of fear and smear.’’ ' lunched with Gen. George 8. States and report to Wataoe The asHimption among South plained. Three Americans Awarded Brown, commemder of the Tth The Republican accused Hum­ before the th iid party preriUeei- Vtotnamese, French and other There la now another of the phrey of "a deliberate untruth,” Air Force, and spent the after- (See Pag. Twenty) a suggeetion that Nbeon's eleo- no

' ’-tf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 P A G E T H R E E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALu. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY,' OCTOBER 16, 1968 pAOt TWO there, lan’t there now and 52nd District doeon't know how to.get there.’ ------1 - Lessard-^Suthers 1 First, I was there. "I was a Sabah Talks Vemon * Oomment' SesBion THEATER TIME Sheinwold on Bridge Gladys Now Hurricane^ P ao n essa Repreeentative and It should be A 6:80 to 8:80 p.nt. com­ SCHEDULE obvious to O’NelU that I am not C a lle d O ff fresh new beauty! OUT TODB BVlDKIfOB there now (although you ment session will be conduct­ ON LOSDfo n u ou Principal at Skinner Rd. Crosses Coast of Cuba Bumslds—The Heart Is a couldn't prove it by the poll tak­ KUALA LUMPUR (AP) - ed by the Manchester Board NOirrH Hits O’Neill (CSontinaed From Rage One) Lonely hunter, 7:00-9:10 en by reflected ciUsens In their Prim e Minister TuiUni Abdul of Dlreotors tomorrow in the By AtntED SHBIMWOU) 6 Q963 Plnaa and moving north at State ___ — ThunderbaO,______9:00. respective towns),” Paonessa W ill Head New Grade School town oounsel’a office In the <0 A52 Rahman today called off sched­ (^California juiS n o n raJtim. ____ alxwt 7 mBes an hour. CHan^ is Russia With Love, 7:00 Whether ywi win tt or lose It, O n K^Iharges’ said. Municipal BuikUng. 0 Kl«4 Joaepb Novmk, principal o f People in the nearby ptw- not eoipected to otiange mwdi In Theater—Duffy 7:18- ***** *•**■ you something. "Furthermore.” concluded uled talks with the PhlUppinea The pubUc hearings, held A K 163 100% Arcylic Latex tha SUnner Rd. Scbixd, h a s Inces of Havana and Pinar del interalty tor the iwaot six hours, ’ ’ When.you want to fliki out how “I am glad to see the William Paonessa, "when the people because of that country’s ”un' on the first Tuesday end WEST EAST O'NoUl hat something to say oompnHnlsing” position on the been named principal of the 89- Rh) were ordered to take hurri- jt said. 'siast Hartford Drlve-Ih—In- irfaslng cards are divided, learn of O’Neill’# part In creat­ INTERIOR EGGSHELL ENAMEM third Unnsday of each cane precautlono. Claases were The Isle o f Pines was re- ...... -.gn ueat of *“ 7 *»ve to get scune of 6 J874 5 to tha people of the 52nd Dis­ dispute over Sebedt. room elementary school nonr un­ month, are tor those resi­ ing the largest debt in the suspended and mort o f the named the "is le o f Youth” and your evidence by losing trloks 9 Q 10864 ' K7 trict,” stated John H. Paonessa, state’s htstory, the unbelievable Deputy Prim e Minister Tun der construction at Vemon Cen­ dents who wish to comment 12,000 students w e n e ^ t h ^ . is being turned Into the first deliberately at a safe Ume. 073 OQJ986 Republican candldaite for rep- Abdul Razak and Philippine or complain on any subject sum of 120 million dollars, ter. There were no reports of in^ wfx^y Communist region In CXi- Opening lead -alx of hearts, A96 *01872 resentaUve from the 62nd Dlt- which is growing daUy and Foreign Secretary Narolso Ra­ within the board's Jurisdic­ mos had been scheduled to meet Novak was among' three prln- rles or toss of Hfe ahead of the be. Seme 48,000 residents most- W ^tod the six of hearts, SOUTH trlot. Paeneese’s statement yes­ could reach 150 million, 1 am tion. in Tokyo next week to seek dpsds in the system indicating storm. The govemmer* ordered ly young people Hve on the Is- declarer held up dummy’ s A AK102 terday came aa a result of sure, with this voting record, interest in heading the n e w All comments and com- members of the a rm ^ f ^ . fend. aoe tor two rounds but iron the 0 193 charges made by his Democrat- he will not 'get there’ ” ways of easing tension between school which is due to open plalnts are relayed to (he women's federation and civil de- xhe istand was ordered on ™ «eax heart trick. East discard- 0 A52 lo opponent WUliam O’NelU, their govemmente.'But an aide Xense to report to their ports. hurricane alert Tuesday, and ^ *-9**yi 7:10 next September. town manager's office tor ed a club^ and South noted that * AS4 who ia the Incumbent candidate said Rahmai^ speaking to a Despite a heavy rainfall and workers began nwving livestock — Nader Takes Swipe He has served as principal of study and possible action. it would be safe to lose tricks South Weal North Bm I for tha office. group o f 'vtaitlng New Zealand minor street flooding, however, to Mgh ground. There wen no Skinner Rd. school since It was The board has asked the to EMst but not to W est I NT Pan 3 NT All Pan At Auto Induotry Journalists, "made it clear that lines fommed outside many gro- late reports from the island, "After two years in office, a opened in 19M and prior to that manager to submit follow-up Andover South had eight tricks In to p ______FARIdlNGTON,. Mch. (AP) for the time being there can be cerles ed usual. where heavy raina were report- recent prtl of 'votere In Hebron no talks.” was principal of the Maple St. replies, stating the final die-* cards and would make his oorv end Columbia indicated that the — Ralph Nader took another students in special student ed Tuesday, tract if he could get a fourth player passes. T e « feslSi Ramos told the U.N. General School. position of each oomment majority o f the people could not swipe at the auto Industry Tues­ and complaint. camps and farm families in Pi- Cavil defense ceganMaUans U N D a y Set spade trick- Declarer’s only Spades, J-8-7-4; H e e ite »Q 4 # * day, accusing U.S automakers Assembly Tuesday that his Novak had taught Grades 4, nar del Rio and Havana prov- were helping to evacuate stu- problem was to protect hlmsrtf 6-4; DiainoBda, 7-8j Clidiai even rec^ his name. I'm tired country would not recognize 6 and 7 at East School and Inces wrto being moved to high- dent camps In Havana ptovlnoe. agsdnrt feur spades to the Jack What do you aayT of teiling the people who their Malaysia’s authority over Sa­ repreMtitaUve la, but I find it ‘"*® ‘"•e®kd»wns and re- Grades 5, 7 and 8 at Northeast er groixid. capital, resIdentB were By Selectmen on either side. Answer: Bid two hoarts. Mon bah, the Malaysian state in before going to Maple Street. necessary, in order to point out LeMay Given An early bulletin from the Me- taping windows in advance of South wasn’ t sure he could than nine times out o f 16 part- ' author of a h i ^ y north Borneo which the Philip­ He is a IM l graduate of Rock­ teorologk^ Institute placed the storm, thoi^ many wfev First Selectman Percy B. find out enough by cashing his ner w ill pass your hls voting record,” state Pao- pines claims. ville High School, received his neasa. critical book on American cars, Joseph Novak Gladys about 30 mileB west of daws are rtfil taped from the Usued a nroclama- top carts in clubs aivl diamonds and you ahould make more “Unaafe at Any Speed,” prom­ “ I f the Philippines does not AIIShBan Interior Eggshell Enamel creates a natural beauty with • BS from Central Connecticut Briefing by the western t^ of the Isle of 1963 Hurrioene Flora. ---- - '------”He accused me of making recognize our authority over Sa­ State College and MA and a »“> o«.« un* . . ^ ss: s charges that are thoughtless.” ised he would make "spectacu­ smooth, rich finlah. But don’t let the soft touch fool you. 100% er than the one he is now serv­ lar revelations” In upcoming bah, what is the uoe o f our hav­ sixth year certificate from the tlons Day in Andover. It states Stayman Oonvmtloo with said Paonessa. 'T would like to Acryllo Latex AllSheen la Incredibly tough, truly waahable and ing:- Gen. Abrams would meet South Vietnam's top suits. die Staymon V n congressional hearlnge tenta­ ing talks,” Rahman said. University of Connecticut. aak him whaf he means by totally baautifull Yea, add :the colorful, unique finish of AllSheen Ih e superintendent did Indi­ military and political ofticiala. that this year marks the 23rd D eqi’ PliMsaea so weak a hand. , tively set tor November. He has been with the Vemon OopyrIfM 1M8 thoughtless. Does he mean my to your home, nowl cate, however, that he would (Oontinoed from Page One) His calls for a decisive military Police Log anniversary of the organiza­ South got to his hand with the MR. A N D MRS. RENE RICHARD LESSARD Nader told a news conference school system since 19B1. A probably be seeking an assis­ OMienl Feoturea Ooap. pointing out hla ‘Yes' vote on a replacement for the principal's victory have found ready ac­ tion’s toundlng. acs of spades and led a dla- at Oakland Ctommunlty College U.S. Rebels Youthful tant principal for that school tlal candidate appears on tele­ pension bUl which would have Use Dial-A-Lift Every Day 648-2751 Job at the Skinner Rd. school ceptance among senior Viet TWothv Wells of 82 Plvmouth The prodamatton states that mood to try a deep finesse rtto Miss Susanne Marie Suthers of baskets filled with yellow chry­ that repairs on late model cars WASHINGTON — At the time when staff needs are presented vision next Sunjtey. He added lined the legislators' pockets Every Hour Day or Night will be sought within the sys­ that Wallace would probably namese officials who fear an comnlalned to noUce that "tola international organization dummy’s ten. Cnt—jt Mnre Like War Burlington, Ont., Can., became santhemums. are costing individual consum- of the Declaration of Independ­ early next year. -American..... — pullout------before------the. Lane complained ~to police mat U dedicated to the____ nWtenance______H w the« tnclc Jack and and returned returned the the oueen ng units in South Vietnam are . n i^ e Remibiican between nations based on prln- u *«d a d ^ ftaeeee with ^j,at lacrosm become — nnn He wi-jucited wa as an example the E A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. issue, based on what LeMay ternoon, Aug. 81, at St. were Jrtm Leeaart o f Manchea- Madison was in his 20s, Thomas pent, Dr. Raymond Ramsdell Iranian Bronzes Old crushed. T ‘=*P'“ o ' “ 1“*^ ^ghts and self- dummy’ s ten o f clubs. organUed as a sport of white he told Mm. Raphael’s Church, Burlington. ter, brother of the bridegri^m: SlSte^Te s^d^"„ Jefferson in his 30s and Geprge 728 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER said he had bear with the sys­ LeMay’s views on the war ' detemrinaUon and to the sup- East returned another dUi- „juch before 1840. The in TEHRAN—Niunerous Bronze * Although LsMay's schedule The bride la a daughter of Roy Suthers of o f BitfUnW BurUngton] <*®™®K® Washington was 44. tem the longest of the three Age sites dating from about also match the views of many port of fundamental human mond, and South took the high Indian version, more o f • brother of the bride; and Mark ® coUlelons at speeds as was kept secret, it was thought top. U.S. nUUtary men in Viet- P "*' rights tor all mankind.” clubs, discovering that West training than a sport tor Mr. and Mrs. Donald Suthers of duties. When low as two miles per hour, applioants. 3000 B.C. have been found in likely that he would spend today Plante of Manchester. The ring Dr. Ramsdeil told the Board nam vdio believe the war can 8^ “ personal document further points had started with only two clubs ,^arriors, pitted tribe against Burlington. The M degroom is was introduced that in- " a functional bumper.” said Iran. Bronzes from the Western in Saigon and then launch into a son o f Mr. and Mrs. WUliam bearer was John Lessart Jr. pf ot Education that Novak wlU re­ Iranian province of Lurlstan and ahould be won on the battle- popers- out that "This day would be de- and oidy two diamonds. Since tribe or village against village. kCanchester, nephew of the c lu ^ creating 66 new pollUcal Nader,” "would sav^ocord- field trips and a flight to one of field. Lessart of 85 Amott St. main on the same salary sched­ D.01 thoi P .t *“ making known to the the early play had shown that ^ ^ ^ j ^^n took part bridegroom. Jobs, the RepubUcana ing to an Insurance company ee- ®aiaiajisiisni!iBifflBiaafaiaiaia(a(aMarararaiaja®aEjararaiajaiaiaia®arajaiaraisjara®a®aiaiarei dating from about 1000 B.C. are the U.S. aircraft carriera off the The Rev. Theodore Lash and ule even though the school he Pol^ w w no^rt that peof^e of the world the alms Wert had rtarted with five ^ enduraocs, t o t ^ u e r t an amendment ellin- tim a te -a cool bUlion doUara a on display In many Important coaM of North Vietnam. the Rev. Leo Under, both of St. After a reception at the Esta- win be taking over Is much laig- museums. or A l^ , U, of 88 O L e ^ ^ and acMevements of the United hearts, it was clear that Wert sometimes lasted several In a t ^ these, to which he voted year tor the American consum- It was not known vdiether he S u U rC lU f^ C o U rT injured when he fell off Nations and to gaining their held four spades to fill out Ws . Reirfmel’s Church, perfonned mlnet in Burlington, the couple ‘No.’ ” )reme Court left for a wedding trip to Nas­ er." Nader said the estlmte ^ /s V A A U I l Wa bike on O’Leary Dr. after support tor the work of the hand of 18 carts. the ceremony. "O’Neill stated that my state- came from an insurance execu­ Open 6 Days Every Week—d'hurs. Nifes fill 9 the front wheel of the bike broke United Nations.” In keeping •njls was exactly what South ------Oiven in marriage by her fhifa- sau. They are living at 470 Main meMs wore mode 'by a person Ruling Oianges St. tive in Detroit, but he declined away from the frame. He was with these objectives a number iiad set out to dlsoover. H e er, the bride wore a full-length who i^iparently hadn't been to identify the source. U.S. Politics taken to Manchester Memorial of local organizatkms, with Mrs. cashed the king of qiadee anfi gown of ivory rtlk oigansa, de­ HoepUal by ambulance and Ronald Rloharts o f the Andover got of Wa count STATEM ANCMC »ri P C I HTIP signed ■with bsUeou neckline, em'- Now In Progress— Our Big (Oonttnned from Page One) treated tor m u lt^ e abrasions League of Women Voters as co- when East could not follow suit, 8BII PAPH BfAP or 7HIATPI pire bodies of peau d’ange lace, includes 1972, there w ill be a and discharged. ordlnator, are sponsoring a pub- it was then the work of a mo- b«U sleeves, A-Une skirt, and tMrt party candidato tor presi­ ------lie celebration on the 24th to ment to lead a low apade and lace accented chapel-length de­ dent who must be reckoned A Weak and entry was report- start at 7:30 p.m. at the ele- take a finesse with dummy’s tachable Watteau train. Her veil JBWKLRY RBPAIRB SPECIAL OFFER with. ed at the home of Alfred Ritter mentary school. , assuring tt>e game con- of sUk illusion was arranged No longer can the two majm*_ of46 Caiestnut Dr. sometime Honey Bees tra ct from a matching headbow, and AS THB aXPaRTB DO THBM p iu tle s ^ f both of teem smvtve Monday or early Tueeday mom- Oct. 23 the Andover Garten Daily <)lieslteB ahe carried a prayer book with aa makx^-indulge bi the com- ***«• R**tor and Ws wife toft <3ub win meet at 8 p.m. at the Pariaer opens with 1-NT (16 an orchid. Your precision watch, your irreplaceable w m & ih fortabto sattofactk» of knowing '*’* ** *®*P **"** another resident elementary school to hear an to 18 points), and the next MiOB Denloe Blaia of HamUi- pearls, your heirloom silver, your that one of their rwwntr,^ ^ at the address, Mrs. Hagan, who illustrated taW on “Bee Hunt- ______ton, Oirt., cousin o f the brfale- diamond and other fine gem jewelry- NEW LIMITED EDITION be the next president ' *“ “* **** **»* Monday, ^ '*** '***® Honey gtvom, was maid of honor. ^ all need the best, most expert attention ih If he again is elected governor returned Tueeday to find the ^ Brldeamaids were IQss L^nn when in need of repairs. As members of Alabama, as permitted by house broken into. Entry was K e j ^ M M a d lw who Suthsra and SCae Michele Suth- \ of the American Gem Society, we that state’s Uw after a foui^ Sfninrt by breaking a smaU pane era, both of Burlington and als- year layout from the offlee, «»* 8*«sb on the door to the rear tara o f ihe hrlde; and in — are eminently qualified to repair your 12 STEREO LP ALBUM Wallace intends to be the tW rt Porch. The house was ran- „ Janet Huron of Simeo. Ont. valuables. Free estimates. party’s canUtete. sacked, but it was not deter- e* bees and The flowar girl was Mlaa Pa­ Whether Wallace can ever mined whether anything was ^ invtotoo^ tricia Suthers o f Burhngtmi^ again match bis 1988 appeal to missing except some small couain of ihe bride. ... produced exclusively for The attendants were dressed alike in fuU-length gowns of No Mopping • No Scrubbing • No Scouring to ^ e v e n ts of the next four a BEEST freshmente wUl be served. autumn brown with white pana­ JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 But one thing seems certain. Arthur D. Edwards, 17, of 282 Manchester Evenlnr ma hate, and they carried Downtown Mancheater at 968 Main Street For better or tor woree Wallace Maple Dr., was charged with Andover oorrespondf^ I ^ or some other peieonality will breach of peace to oonaectlcn i«nce Moe, tel. 742-679S.’ be bock in 1972, J e ttli« acixM ^»*tb * ance last Wgfat at ’ ______With Easy-to-Ciean Kitchen Carpet tha country, speaking at pokti- Harry’s Pizsa, 822 Main St., af- cal rallies and denouncing ter be allegedly became abusive things as they exist then. inside the restaurant, acoorting Awards listed And the American Independ- to prtioe. He wiH answer to the MADE OF COMFORTABLE, LONG LASTING ACRILAN PILE ent Party, wWch be has raised charge in Manchester Clrcutt For Festival to national status as none has Court 12 Nov. 4. been raised since the RepuUl- ...... More than $400 in awards will cans, arrived on the scene more AOOIDENTS be presmted to winners o f the than 100 years ago, w ill be Roland J. Hamel, 50, o f Stotrs »eventh annual Manchester Fine No mine icrubbiiig, no more tired atanding whan your Idtehen ii loft- nudging the major parties with was cborged with evading re- Arts Festival to be held Oct. caipet^ with Mohawk’s aU now Acrilan* acrylid fiber pile. Carpet A TOP VALUI PROM MOHAWK the local candidates it has not sponrtbillty yesterday ia cun- 26 through Oct. 27 The show is FKOni ItllSSUl ■0 magically raaiatant to water, staini, apiUa of any kind that we—and -petered by the Mancherter ‘THUNMOmALL” Mohawk—-recommend it for outdooia tool Solution dyed «v»loro am ebaU0Unl968._____ Art Association and the M i l i£i(i;' locked-in against sun and stain. But this k Mohawk carpet you can't ^ b e is tW drtvM w toiM Manchester Uons Oub. Entries tea from hi^ priced living room carpet. It has odor and texture rich- IkOCKVllie by ^j^nd G ^ede. 32. of School on Friday from <*■ f4ir wNom neaa to beautify any room. So, have a kitdien thafa not only carefree ONLY and comfortable, but newly beautiful witii Mohawk's 'Tlouse 'n G«^ m Hosniffll IVfktsxa « to'0 p m.; on Saturday from ^ DHIVt IN ★ MI b n o s p i i a i l Y O t e S then allege

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4 ‘I? 58 ^ DELUXE 100 REGUUR TIRES Downtown Manchester and DEVILBISS VAPORIZER <'f '-J 15.. Parkadi ^ /' .V"' A / Mfg. Price $7.95. BIG L SALE DTXT rriY ryrirryY irirr^^ LIFETIME GUARANTEE BleckwrtI Siret OUR PRICE E5 D. EX. TAX Every lire is (yjaranteed throughout tha life of 69S/73S X 14 17.88 the original tread, regardless of time or mileage, 775 14 CEPACOL MOUTHWASH against manufacturer's defects and all road X 18.88 hazards, cuts, bruises, blow(xjts. etc. We will, at 825 X 14 19.88 Mfg. Price $149. BIG L SALE our option, ropair it at no charpa or raplaca it 775 X 15 19.88 charging only for the amount of tread worn. 815 if 15 2 0 .8 8 I-LIAJUUUULJLRJUUU 845 X 15 2 1 .8 8 Wbitewilb Only 2.00 Addilionxl per Tire.

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I ;5 PAOB S X MANCHBSTEE EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1«. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 P>»GE * * Tolland County cluding the expenslan of hous­ Ing projects and proponed proj­ Tolland ing for the elderly to allow ects to allow routine medical more space per unit. ’This would aid to be administered within Exemption Hike Include re-evaluotlng the num­ the housing projects, rather ber at efficiency units. He fur­ than at a oanvblescent home mUKNOW...FRAN MAHONEY Wanat Resigns For tne Elderly ther suggested the Inclusion of or hospHal. ’This woUM be par- . i some two-bedroom units In tleulmrly true at nursing serv­ 3 Ur^ed by Houley •mall numbers to aooctpmodate ices, be maintained. 6 uekU y aliTnitX 3 MANCHESTER PARKADE LAUNDERGENTER As Selectman Damooratle State Sanaterlal oases where two slstors or Ooncludlng hts statements. brothers wish to Uve together or Houley told the gathering that "nie Board ct Sateotmen l u t aarviad Sunday a t S t MatUiew'e. c*" *Udate Robert Hooley yea- w l ^ one spouse might be an the needs of the elderly would nlfM Booepted the reelgnatkio at AB tea«lMini oi the Oonbater- terday called for increeahi( ex- Invalid. ^ jjia continuing con- Dunooratlo mlnorKy aeleotman CSuladan Dootilne have empOon for rtderly famUlea Uv- Houley called lor an investl- cerha. " I will work hard to • f S L gallon of the possibility of add- p— d'gnifled rettre- ^ ~ 5" iSS -•SS,* SS “• 1" ing clinical services to exist- merit for the elderly,’’ he said. b lu f^ iJSr “ ■ °**"®*‘ •* » P « - A r«MlaUc levrt." that ^ SemenatMtloB on bow to get Hla proposal miggeate a 14,- made etteoUve a^^lSlrt^^ ^dSt H iftllU N O N u r s A M tamlly. ™ << road aupecintoh- ______"This would permit older cW- ROCKVILLE ELKS HAU blarAi'cf 5A FOR STATE5TATEREPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE ON NOV. 5Hl5Hi date postponed from last week’s s who own “»• silk ■» kimonos,« ■ '“ 78 per political moratorium. BINGO ^ HARRY MAIDMKNT, Tress. a CMHUAeS House «w y WEDNESDAY The aiipatntment of road eu- cent wear them less than five Other proposals to aid the eld­ ifnkif'kifir'k'kiriiririf'k'kirififif'k'k'k'k'k'ir'ikik'k'k'k'k^ir'k'k porlntendent U stUi iq> in the times a year. erly were made by Houley, in­ ^ as of laet week, wltti the selectmen waiting ft>r a ruling ~ from tile town ooimsel whether ' they can oonsider orgy one can­ didate or W the job and teste The damage created by last summer's fire has been repair­ must be repiodeseed. r ’The two Republican select­ men, First Selectman Bmest ,-Vlk and Chartee Luce, filled ed. W e've compieteiy remodeied the Monchest^ Porkade three appointments to local boards at their meeting laet night. Launder Center to moke it the most modem in New Ehg^ ’They appointed Richard Rob­ WVE STORES OP PASHIOH* erta of Carter Dr. as en alter­ nate to the Planning and Zon­ ing Commission, replacing WU- iand. A new pieasant atmosphere, new decor, carpeted Ham Saimond of New Rd. who moved out of state recently. They appointed two members floors, (thaPs where the kids usuaiiy end up isn't it)? An to the Industrial Development Commission including Dr. David Serlucco who is replacing attendant is aiways on duty during the importailt hours to Aubrey Frost for a term ex­ piring-June 80, 1078. Also ap­ pointed was Jam es Rock to fill a vacancy oaueed by the ex­ assist you... Yes, Rocky, AnnandDorisarebackandiook- piration of the term cf Richard Pletraa. Rock’s term win ex­ pire June 80, 1970. ing forward to greeting their oid friends and new ones, too. Three 'Town Studies VIk proposed the creation of three different committees in the next few weeks to study . various proposals for the town. Includ^ In these are a com­ mittee to study the wages and salaries of all town employes and elected officials to ascer­ tain whether they are "progres­ sive and comiMiteble with the times," and a conunittee to In­ vestigate the advantages of blanket Insurance coverage for the town. Insurance agents living In the town could serve as consultants DOUBLE LOAD for the committee, but would not be appointed to the study committee itself. A committee to study the ad- li-1 PHILCO/BENDIX . visability of the adopting of a town charter will be appointed j shortly, Vlk announc^. ’This committee will likely be appolnt- V' ed after the elections next ' month. WASHERS Both parties will be asked to recommend the names of Inter­ ested persons to serve on the committees, through the ’Town Committee. The Board of Select­ men will make the final &p- polntments, VIk noted. He also reported the changing A LOAD of the town election date to May, to coincide with the fiscal year, will be placed on the agen^ da for a future town meeting. The Manchester Parkade If no action is taken the elec­ Laundercenter, West Middle tion date would automatically Turnpike has installed the be held in November. Square Dance very finest equipment— all The Tollanders Square Dance BRAND NEW— to assure you the Club will hold a regular club finest service at the LOWEST PRICE dance Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Meadowbrook School. Red McCain will serve as caller at the club level dance. 16 DRYERS Holiday Workshop Mrs. Norman Wright of Tol­ land, chairman of the ’Tolland Ooimty Extension Service Holi­ NO WAITING day Harvest workshop, h a s announced the opening of the workshop today and tomorrow ALL BRAND NEW AND from noon to 9 p.m. at the TAC Activities Center on Rt. 80. EXCLUSIVE IN NEW ’Die workshop is designed to provide people with Ideas and* techniques to be used in dec­ EN8UND Wrra THE SELECTIVE orating for the holiday season. Special emphasis has been TEMPERATURE SETTINC MAL placed on the use of simple, Inexpensive materials to p u t S m m THATS RICHT-YOU CHOOSE THE the handmade look back Into the Christmas season, accord­ ORYINO TEMPERATURE YOU WANT ing to Mrs. Wright. A bodklet of patterns and instructions w ill, FOR EITHER PERMANENT PRESS be made aVailable. In addition to the exhibit Sfe which will feature continuous OR REBULAR FABRICS, demonstrations, there will be a OPEN home baked food sales table, handtcratted gifts, a grab bag A ll AT THE MANCHESTER PARKADE and popcorn machine for the every girl,,, is ~ children, and light—refresh­ UUNDERCENTER ments. 4-H Club Officers 1 swayed hy Leathermodes’ Erla Davis has been elected 7 DAYS president of the Little Busy now shapes in new plan a season of Beavers 4-H Club. Other o f- ficers are Doreen Davis, vice ■ r great appearances president; Maren Moulin, sec- 'slate gray flannel' ' retary; Linda Boyden, treas­ from our eiciting urer; Cindy Rau and Lynn SUEDE sportswear shop! A WEEK VendrIIlo, chairmen of recreii- tlon and refreshments, and from a. What could be more dramatic than an entrance With this soft Heather Rau, reporter. supple % th length buckle belted suede, highlighted with opossum St. Matteew’s Basaur for a distinctively with-it .look. Select from chamois/golden gloi y c. Tapestry hip length parka belted in leather St. Matthew’s Women’s Guild and edged in black pile. Pile edged hood and Christmas Bazaar will be . held RK opossum or-gray/gray opossum. Sizes 8-16. ||| MANCHESTER rayon quilted lining. Imported from Canada. 24 HOURS Dec. 10 in the church Parish t 10-18 $ 3 5 . Jack Winter stretch slack? with Center. Everyone loves a beautiful flannel fash­ Weekly workshop meetings b. Leathei’modes' creates the ultimate in suede . . . the safari detachable stirrups in rayon/nylon. Short, ioned the R&K way, to wear season af­ medium, tall. 8-20 $1<| are being held by the various ter season, day in, day out... like these jacket with leather button accents in dark brown, taupe, chamois. committees Involved in the two shown. Jacketed dress buttoned in Sizes 8-16. This beauty will top off a town knit or sporty slacks, A DAY bazaar Including the Boutique in fact there’s not much it can’t do beautifully. $ 8 0 PARKADE Booth,, which meets Wednesday silver with a yellow/black check tie. d. Iloundstooth wool lined shirt jack. 8-14 evenings at 8 at the home of 8-16. ^ 0 . Short sleeve dress with drop $ 2 1 . Matching patch pocket flare leg pant. Mrs. Preston Harding, Garnet waistline in sizes 8-16. R 3 0 8-14 $ 1 0 . Both by Mr. Pants. Ridge Dr. n&L Cost Department. . . where it’s so easy to say "Charge it!" I t Workshop meetings for the r Children’s booth are held each DAL Dress Department DAL SportflWMir Sbopo Friday evening at 8 at the home LAUNDERCENTER of Mrs. Susan Bninette. The Guild will hold a bake WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER-6494M2 sale after all Masses Sunday at All D&L stpres open daily Monday, Wednesday, ThuTsday, Fritbiy till 9 p.m. the church. Mission Sunday will be ob- Tuesday and Saturday till 6 p.m. Downtown New Britain open 10 a.m. till 5 :30 p.m.->Thurqdays till 8:45 p.ni.

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86, and David and Joan Smith on west aide o f Pine St.; Wil­ on Webster Lane, and D. Goi> ner to Leon and Rose DaRos, and May Skinner,' land and peBqd to apeak toat by thsto toenea they Columbia and bulHHngs on Hennequin Rd. W orry 0f Mattrl^pBtpr of Barrington, R.I. to Netaon liam and Barbara Gray to Max don Connell of Hartford to Rob­ land and buildings on Pine St. buildings on south side of Two certificates of condemna­ condone and support tote^ oppooite to and Edith Buck, two lota o n Leasengar, land and buildings ert Russell Jr. of Somers, land Albert Nicholson to Earl Doubleday R d.; Alfred and Rita tion on file by the state are to FALSE TEETH toebr own baltofa daaarve at toast ttda 8 5 V o t e i ^ I ^ e Ridge Road and River Val­ on Pine St.; Luther and Rachael and huildlnga In Sleepy HoUow and Helen Thon^pson, land on Sol and Sonia Starr, Maoht Rd., €trfttUi9 l|rraUi much totoranca In any aoctaty — the* ley Rd. Buell to Harvey OoUlns, land area. (Jards Mill R d.; Dennis Bros- Balkln to JMui and Batty Rab- and Eidmund and Joan Ehsiis, Slipplog or IrritaHog? oonceeelon that they may not naoeaaul- on Lake Rd. and two lots on Don’t be embanessed by tone AM Manchester Lumber Oo. t o Also, Max Lessenger to Leon ssau to Anna Brousseau, land ensteln, land and buildings on Edgarton Rd. tMtbsUppUic, dnppliia or ly and automaticaHy ba orackpota. Registered Ernest Mosca or Old Saybrook, Erdoni Rd.; Albert' and Bar­ and Diane Theroux, former Wll- on Pine St., tmd WUllmaniUc Hennequin Rd.; E. Jay Starkel whan you sst. teik or liauab. /o n Lariaa Bogoraa-Danial, going un- lend on Pino St.; Robert and bara Cahill o f Albany, N.Y. to Uom Gray property on Pine St.; Savings and Loon Association to Baldomero and Priscilla Pan­ aprtnku a Uttle PSfft’UrnToa year Theodore Truden Jr., land on The oonestoga, wagon la well pUtM. This piiam t powdw fivsa a raoSuffr!*' neceasarSy out of her way to piotaat Audrey TutUe, to Harvey Col­ Sam Pescetello to Joseph and to Gilbert and Norma Gadoury toja at Windham, lot and house known hut ooms otbera that nmorkabla ■snse of added enaatort WALTEH M._ _ A t Session lins, land on Brdonl Rd.; Cleo Lakewoods Lone; Hairlet Web- of Vernon, land and buildings and aaourlty by boldlny plates bmm her oountty'e uae of mardiing bMwpT to Nancy Organek, land and build­ on Oakwood Lane, and William closely resembled It ore the llnnly. No sumniy, loasy, pasty tasts. and Doris Wandllng to Jack and ater of Northampton, N.H- to ings on North side of Yeomans on Colonial Dr. ______yvxind rt Oetobar 1, Mtt coaCroi the inner polities of another Ibe. Grace Pringle, Rtpub- Hobnes of East Hampton to "Chattanooga," "Oacson” end Dentures that nt aia aanntlal to Elsie Lee of Hampton, property Theodore Truden Jr., eight lots Rd., and Robert and Bidna Steg- Also, Harvey OoUlns to Raliri> health. Bae your dantirt rtfulafly. country, is undoubtoiBy as much o f a Uoan reglatrar of voters, said Donald and Joan Harris, land the "Studebaker" wagons. Oat PASTUrH at alt drui uuustsra. O em u.. •• awnid Oua Hafl crackpot to the Ruaalaa nm— iw^ie of an unprecedented number of the moment os ahe to a horolaa to out­ voters, 86, were added to the MJBBuupnoir B A in side mankind. Ifoet peopto who act under regMratlon list at the final vot­ PaiFBMe ki Ad«*MM the oompulaion of a otiiet and unwaver­ er-making sesrton held Satur­ day. ing loyalty to Ibair own beliefs win both IW m ...... «gQ There are now 1,666 voters In Om M o o d l...... ; tiOaa But aonwthlng aA*e ♦*«■»» which town. Mre. Pringle noted that tola of wUto border the Individual le now long voter-making seaslooa 986 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6171 - OPEN 9 AM. TO S:M located on ought to determine which tide must be held from 9 a.m. to 6 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAY - OPEN THUR8. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIC S T O R ai: la the more vaMd. pjn. because the voter list tope 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6171 - 241 ASYLUM ST„ HARTFORD - TBL- JJtchejoredBad tojt v |M otharvln crcdit- 622-7201 - WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE • 143 EAST CENTER ST. • TVL. 960-TlM 1,000. I5b5l * b e n T ^ •*" *• *«** pob- Saturday 71 persons appeal^ New York’s Unneeded Offieiab and 12 had made applications at New York CUy a kfayor. the town clerk office and two It baa a Board o f Education. were restored. It has a superintendant of i Sw Um Of these, 28 registered Repub­ Brcnlac Harald. t™ ct None of theoe elective ‘ or appointive lican, 22 Demooratlc and 36 otfkials, however, has the power to chose to remain independent. operate a school syatem tor New Tort 'niose whose rights mature City. between now and Nov. 6 may register Nov. 4 at a short sea^ 2SS5!*D«SiriSld^lSSL~ "•* ^ The Mayor, the Board at Education alon. ^.MQfREa ADWT tontaAD or cn cE X and the Superintendent altogether are Chrlstmaa Parcels OF MANCHESTER not allowed to make poUcy tor the city's Mre. Ruth Soracchl, postmas­ cfartaK t e w achoola. ter, has announced the follow­ gar Mondair — 1 p.m. iMdAT. They are not even able to keep the ing dates for sending diristmaa 2 !2 5 a j~ ' ■MupSAy. 5S; T * ICoSday city's schools open. parcels to servicemen; surface T ' P ™L Tb—Aar. Their combined power as the top elec­ transportation, Oct. 14 to Nov. S a S a T i . 9; parcel airlift, Oct. 28 to Nov. rtainad daa&taa — (pnTdi^& nr,. tive and appointive afnclals reepotwible S yitaSy^pSaaSg*^ te?^urd., for New Tort City's achool system la SO, and airmail Nov. SO to Dec. considerably ieaa than the power wield­ II- WaikicadAy, October 16 Mrs. SoraocM said proper ed by the United Federation of Teacheia, packaging is Important All ar- a union of the city and school board ttclea rtXMdd be packed in boxes Watkins has a broad selection of employea. of vrood, metal or fiberboard. She Found Sileiice Inipow ible The Federation, on votes recommended Flberboard boxes should be P»*eve«i In the caoee at freedom, of by its president, has kept New T ort wrapped securely. Each box decency, of hooeety — periMpe boUaweni City’s schools cloaed, instead of <^>en, should be tied with strong cord and cushioned against rattling. in moat of the ehatract queUUaa and 10 of the first 23 days of the new season which started in September. A slip should be enclosed show­ styles and prices, many reduced virtnee conaidered good in die immaT. ing the list of contents and life — wmild do are! to tty to drink in At the moment, it haa dosed the name and address of sender and deep the arocda apoken in the priaoner'a Bctioola again, and thto time the esti­ receiver. Some destinations re­ dock in Moaoow the other day, during mate of ita president is that they may quire customs forms which may the trial of thoae tried and convicted remain cloaed for a month. Photos From Abroad By Waikun B o o m be obtained at the post office. and exhed for trying to make a demon- Unleas, of oouraa, all other constituted MASERATI ENGINE IN FORMULA I CAR Addresses must be legible etmtion In Red Square again^ the Run authority coUapaes and capitidateo and and complete cuid should be typed or prinlted In ink. The elan tnvaaton of Cheehoaiovakla. surrenders its own legal elective and during our Anniversary Sale APO and FPO numbers are the X>a^ Larlaa Boguraa-Daniel, wife of a appointive powers Into the hancto of a union of its employes. same as the ZIP code and Bunrian writer already in priaon for Ma Today in History must be shown on all mall. reMUoue pen, was making har Sml That would, c^iporently, be the cmly Inside Report By the Aasodatod Press * Hockey Officers plaa to the court. It turned out, of course, peacekil solution — to have aU property Today is Wednesday, Got 16, , The Hockey Association has to be no plea, but a etatament of eoc- elected and appointed offleiato resign, •»y the 29OU1 day of 1968. There are Open Foru] elected the following officers for planatlao and defense. to have all laws suspended, banish per- Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak 76 days left in the year. the coming season. Dr. R. G. Tliia fa what kbe said: ^ deny their right to have an Today's Highlight in HMoiy MacDonald, president; Gerald interest In school policy, and leave the On ttda date In 1796, ()ueen Dunnack, first vice president; *1 have to apeak o f my motlvaa, aince WASHINGTON — Working "MliTor Ooodyr people some of the time, hut uJdcn and Its leader free to begin im- out, and the show was tiped Marie Antoinette of Skaixie was Audrey Miller, second vice thte queMon waa aafcitd of pm. quietly and competently back- without Mm. you can’t fool all the people presldeut; Paul Pepin, secre­ tnammeled, unchaBenged, an operation executed. To the Editor, **I did not act on tmpidae. stage at Richard M. Nixon’s Ouriously, Muskle earlier all the time." tary-treasurer; Emil Sadlon, of tile city’s schools designed to be satis­ On TUb Date Is there a better answer to ■■I thought about what I waa dotiy, campaign headquarters In New that day had oonsented to ap­ On this dote, in 1816, Napoteon I wish to ap(Sogise to t h e chairman of the building com­ and I fully knew what the canaequmcea factory to their own interests and ideas York la a figure from the dark­ pear with a Republican Ooo- readers, that I as the public his question of "Mirror, mir­ mittee; Arthur Austin, proper­ Bonaparte landed or the totand ror on the wall, have I given might be. They wodd be wlDtig, one can be sure^ er regions of Nixon’s past: Mur­ gressman seeking reeiection — of St. Helena as an exils. mirror erred, and let Mr. Boyle ties and equipment, and Wil to guarantee that their own best Interest ray caxitlner, mastermind o f R ^. Caark MacGregor of Min­ In 1840, New Zealand become Justice one and for allT Who Ham Bender, Paul Gamache "I do not cenelder myadt a pabHe go without giving himself the and bow long have I tooled pereon, atiU leas a political one. There and ideas would also be best tor piqiUs, the early Nlxoo campaigns and nesota —on a rival talk show a British colony. Richard Jensen and the Rev. parents, and the edty cximmunity as a Ms first poUUoal mentor. in diicago hosted b yJohn Mad- hi 1869, aboUtioMat John benefit of a clear Image of Mm- them all?" George Evans, directors. wee much I had to mtpptem within my- Sincerely, trhole. And the city would be rid of aH After some six years In po­ igan. In that taping, MacGre­ Brown staged Ms raid at Har­ self. As what happened to the Ismoh Week aeU to do what I dM — m y general litical oblivion, Loe Angeles Teri IvaniaU that superfhious governmental structure gor, Midwest chairman of the per’s Ferry, Va. Oct. lOth issue of The Manches­ National School Lunch Week tnw iie and diet rust tor pUbUe ex* lawyer Cbotlner suddeidy t»hlch, CO (he record, stands mainly as NixcHi campaign, and Muskle In 1926, the Pact of Locano ter Herald, the public mirror’s Is being observed at Porter hiUttoniam. popped iq> Sept. 19 at a Nfaon tangled fimtously over Vice was tig n ^ by Britain, France, a hindrance, and exists nuwe money and letter of opinion has been Inter­ School and the menu Is one ar­ " I ■*>! fond at my TTnodiaii »»»h value fund-raising dinner In Manhat­ Preddent Humphrey’s Wytesm , Italy and Briglum. ranged by the national oommlt- Mfe. trouble than it could ever be worth. Why tan. Since then, ChoUner h a s potitlon, which may peutially In 1989, f t n ^ of Nasi Ger­ preted as a complimentary let­ A Thought for Today jte e . • . “ I would have preferred not to do what have a mayorr or a school board, or a wrltton to old friends in Cah- explain Ms unwiUingnesa to lock many completed the oosiqueat of ter rather than criticism. Mr. ^yxiaoced by the Manrtieater j Ilia oom nittca aaid a packed I did and give anonymoua aopfiort to superintendent, or a PTA, when you can tomia appealing for contribu­ horns with Rumsfeld. Poiohd. Boyle saw himself departing Council of Churefaee have a union? I tunefa aektom provides the oame people who think the way I do and have tions to the Nixon campsUgn. Democratic parUsons who In 1940, 16 million Amesteans with all glory, from thla O ty nuftiitive value aa the hot kmoh ti«atv weight in our society. His private role in the current have been UcUiv their «»twy registered tor the tin t t e f t un­ of Village Charm, and with all We live in a wertd which more oorved by the sobool. Nixon campaign has been far der the Selective Service law. "I thwtgiit come public penonagee Does ‘’Equal Time’’ Belona? over the proq>ect of televised the sweet compliments of Mf. and more insists that we have ‘TVw many oMldren,” the more important than that. While Tea Yean Ago Weiss. But who is fooling might q>eak pUbiidy, but th ^ did not The "equal time” fuss is making a ccsnmercials showing Richard a number tor this and a num- (xmimiibtee sold, "eat only what poUUcal footbaU out of the whole idea the innovative but provocative Nixon’s disastrous "last’ ’ pteea 'Tunlaia waa in oonfUct with whom? “I mea faced wtiti the dioioe of act­ ChoUner has not been permitted the United Arab RefxibUc. Tu­ ’ her for that. This seems to be they want and tend to fin up d debates among the prestdentlal can- conference of 1962 are going to Perhaps, I as a mirror have on snackB. Too many parents ing on my own or beeping aUent dldates this year. It’s unfortunate, be­ to tamper with Mgh-level strata be disappointed. It won’ t b e nisian President Habib Boto:- been a UtUe bit cloudy (not em­ a cause for some to rebel at "For me, to have k ^ silent would egy in the 1968 campaign, he has guiba declared: "Yea, I am cannot afford the price of cause a central point of the is shown. phatic enough Informative this impersonal label of num­ ocHool lunches." have meant Joiidag thoae who aiqqiort being missed. for some weeks been iriairing a Western, and I will remsUn oo.” enough —not descriptive enough key role in the operation’s nuts- A fHm of the slx-yeor-old Five Tears Ago bering the Uves of individuals. School kuKdies, noted the action with which I did not agreer. As loug as Congress mtwt vote every press ccHiference was privately —not expUcit enough) but posi­ committee, provide practice for fourth year to suspend the "equal time” and-bolts. The bright young men Ludwig Eiliard waa elected tive enough to realize that he It Is not our purpose to cite 'That would have been tantamount to exMblted to top Humphrey strat­ chancellor of West Germany, lasBone in nutrition education bdng. If the country is to enjciy and In the Nixon camp who h a d (Mr. Boyle) saw himself reflect­ proe and cons for the dumber thought of caiotiner only as a egists recently, and ttvey agreed succeeding Konrad Adenauer. and itMa is part of required ■T do not oonelder my way of belief be enlightened by televised events like sadly, that memory can play ed, and with my fined admoni­ system; it does exist l^ t w e health teaching. the Nixon-Kennedy contests of i960, mud lsllnging ogre have been One Year Ago tion "You can foM some of the would like to remind you. It is the only right one, but for myadf it is deejriy Impressed by hto teach- tricks. Having Just lost the The U.S. Siqweme Court The prevalHng price tor ^ the onty one. partisan poUtics and not the public in­ governorship of OallforMa and God who lifts people up into a terest will prevail. Mcal competence as poUUcal agreed to decide whether a scfaoM hmehes is 86 to 40 cents career, Nboon looked diatraught personal relationWilp wMta Hhn- Chair "It waa all the meettnge and the in- This jrear Richard Nlxof^ apparently pro. taxpayer roa.y sue to block self. Itorter School chargee 30 cents, - career, Nlxo nkxdced distraught federal old to perocMal achoola tMmUoa in the preas telling of iniform w ll^^iead of Ms rivals, does not want Caiotiner was, in fact, Nixon’s God knows lu thovoughly. TV> although this price Is subject first pMlUcal pro. Seeking pub­ and at the point o f oMlapoe. to change If necessary. •«Wort that eauaed mer to aay openly to risk his lead by going before the But his manner and words were Herald the prophet Jeremiah, He de­ 2 piieces l*»at I waa against the acOon. cameras with Messrs. Humphrey and lic office tor the first time in clared He knew what Jeremiah Parents are invited to lunch ‘98. Us Oongreaaioaal race at 1946, neither so intemperate nor so Quotations in the school cafeteria any day "K I had. not done this, I would have Wallace. And so Republicans In Con­ poorly chosen as Democratic Yesterdays would do in life before he waa had to cocwider myaeif reipcnaiUe for gress contrived to block the legislation the green, impoverished Nixon Today’ s students have dis­ bom. To the people gathered thla week but are aSked to Sofa a*ight out CdMttner for help. leaders had remembered. t*« error of our Oovemment” that would have opened the door to de­ covered Santa Claua — they centuries ago around M t Sinai, contact Mrs. Stanley Field, Many different styles and prices o f upholstered furniture are now being offered bates. CUXlner’a help contributed With Humphrey money f o r 25 Years Ago it was God who declared them manager, ao quantities may be ^ In this woman’s dncialong, as to her have discovered Santa Claus in during Watkins 94th Anniversary Sale. If your style be Traditional, Early Ameri­ And these same Republicans are re­ greatly to Nixon’s early R e d-' television oonunerctols in such all aspects of Hfe. They don’t The Ladles Auxiliary of the to be Hls special peojde. planned. There is a 30-cerit ^Good Housekeeping'^) eloquence explaining them, in Ihto baiting tactics. short supply, waa the 1962 press can, or Contemporary, Watkins W it... all at sharply reduced prices. All pieces •179 minding Mr. Humphrey pointedly that believe In tradition any nu»«. Manchester Chamber of Com­ He still does this today. To charge. GUiRANHES ^ *269 hwnacript out of a totalitarian court tn 1964, with the tables reversed, be as OioHner’s influence with Nix­ conference really worth th e They want to know why. Him, you are more than a num­ Property Transfers have latex foam rubber cushions, and zippered lined box or kick pleated skirts. refund mbject of a oommerclal? Joe merce hold a cigarette tea to OR room, there is a moving presentaUon of a Democratic senator voted against the on reached Ks peak in the 1962 — John Sisler, dean of arts and which they bring cartons of cig­ ber. To Him, you are^IBa own, Property transfers recorded Choose from a large array of exciting fabrics . . . Early American prints, tex­ one of the dramatic queaUoue for human "equal time" suspension ao that Lyndon campaign when he evolved the Napolltan, Democratic Nation­ sciences at the University of in tills worid for purpose. May at the town clerk’s office re­ al Chairman Lawrence F. arettes for inductees leaving for tures, and an outstanding collection o f solids . . . all Scotchgard treated to resist ‘ behavior. ThU woman found herself com- JatmaoD would not have to take on the etretegy used by Nixon tn the Texas. ^ service. >>• that purpose Is to be a cently are warrantee deeds, pelied to take actton which eras of great underdog Barry Goldwater ta a tele­ "Checkers speech." Gradual­ O’Brien’s bright young aide in plumber, an electrician, or a MerrlU Anderson to Robert Boils^ and stains. So, if it’ s style you want, along with the traditiona 1 Watkins vision "image" contest that Just m w riiarge of media, recommend­ and obvious danger to taereelf but whidi ly, however, Ctaotiner became Uwyer. FulfiU your life's oc­ Samuela

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m. p.- •a g b t w e l v e Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , ^ o n n .. We d n e s d a y , octtober i 6, 1 9 0 8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCJHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBBR16, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN •1834.90^ H ebron THINK SMALL ToUand Chamber Group Open Junior Horse Show Zoning Panel Gets Plans Handles Hiring New Executive NOTICE Held hy 4 -ff Hoofheats On Tolland Manor Addition front and rear A aeleoticns committee of (he The n tawkag and Zonli« Bttginiiiiig SuiNlay, Octeb«r 20tli, ( cnmI ItCarit Klanar of Hebron won aged to take advantage of this ette headrest, ataartoff by J. U ady ChUdreeB, known as Manchester Chamber of Com- a ^ rear window defroetw OoaunlMlon w m presented wUh TVtiland Ifilto. the western championship at opportunity to receive flu vac­ meroe has been empowered by until comptettd) w« wlU b* fhnliliig tiM the Hebron 4-H Hoofbeats open cine. plMW ftnf * 94-lot wbdlvtolon ed- No one has approached the the C of C executive board to Bulletin Board junior horse show held Stmday TED TRUDON dMIon to Tolland Manor o ff New PZC for binding approval before handle aU of (he mechanics of wat»r mains from 11:00 p.m. to 7t00 a.m. The Hebron youth basketball proceeding with the rood, a elt- at the Tolland Agricultural Rd. Monday right’s hiring a new executive vice Center <3it>un<)iB In Vernon. organization will meet tonight VOLKSWAGEN uatlon which is not un(ler in­ in tho Nertfi End Soction of Monchoi tor . . • HieeMngl preelderi. (3ary Keefe of Hebron took the at 8 In the town office building. vestigation by the PZC. Anyone wiuing to help further The iMMM Wridd be kioaited reserved champion. The PZC also referred a one- Robert Brook, (he present this program Is weUx>me to at­ In tha huntaeat class, the on a boraeritoe-ahaiMd i«ad lot subdivision proposal sub­ offloe holder, to leaving Nov. 1 Manchester Water Company tend. Coexihes, official score- named Oakwood Dr., located off mitted by Doro^ Radka to (o aesume a new C ot C poet In cham|)(ond)lp went to Mlarty keepers and timekeepers a re Jackson with the reserve going Pine 1^ «d. Sanitary Inspector Leon Owlre Munoto, Rid. needed. for drainage tests. The lot to Chamber president Lyman to Barbara Hyde. The budget hearing of the The ptana were toft at the kxxLted on Rt. 80. Hoops said (hat It to doubtful a I h e soddHeseat ohBmpioiwMp aUead Congregational Church $ , towta o i^ ’e office by the de­ Road Ordinanoe Package replacement will be narned be­ was awarded to Tom Kocum 9 568,948 wUl be held tonight at 8 In the veloper, Avfao did not attend the The PZC wlk meet with fore January. . and-the reserve GbampionsMp church. rneeUi^.^' . went to URirta... Neumann c< Hayden Griswold of GriswoM ^lie^aald (hat word Itiat a new Mrs. Daniel Horton, librarian ThepMnearetor "loteof rec- deeoratof Hebron.'^ Engineering at its neoct meet­ executive vice preel(tont to being ahd the staff of the Douglas li­ orT’ approved by the Board of "^H ffha pony- daaa, Sharon ing to (hscuaa a complete road sought here has been relayed to brary, will attend a "swap" Selectmw before the town eon- Keefe of Hebron was named regulation and ordinanoe pro­ the;Natlonal Chamber of Com- spray group meeting of area libraries ifig reguUtione were od^itied. winner of the champlonslilp and W e gram. ^ meroe and to (he National As­ tomorrow at 10 a.m. In the David Kilsner of Hebron was They coritaln rririmum three- The package proposal would sociation of Chamber Execu­ Manstirtd library. quarter Mre loba paint named reserve (bampion. eiltoviate many of the probtome tives. The latter organisation The to Umlled to aoth« Ihe gymhana class champion­ Advertisement — presently faced regordliig roods, may be (he probable pool from on ttw\itoalth and ^sanMatlon according to First Setootman ship went to John Oicase and Atkinson Waste Removal. We primed whtrii a new Mamtiiester execu­ to t WTvwTmg pliW reserve chamiptonahip to Coheen Never Refuse "Refuse". Mod­ tooton^ofjtbe loto and the plac­ Ernest Vlk. tive wlU be drawn. Berube. em up-to-date refuse trucking. ing a t m bond on the road Boys League Notes, Hoops said that (he oonunH- CQIIWt OnQ ViyiVIUUIIIo Ohamipllon and reserve Cham­ Weekly residential routes. In ' 1 to protect the town. The annual fall fpbtball trip, tee already has some appUca- pion winners were awarded business for 10 years. Serving The ibiM s wUl have to be qpkuiBored by the ToUand B o ^ tiom from persons wltti knowl­ colors: goM, sNvor, the buBt to ]pr#i«n* town road aped- trophies that were donated by Ameton, Hebron, and Ollead. Lieague, win be held Saturday. edge of Brook’s resignation. floatlona,* ' > area lamUles and buslneBses. Call 637-2684. MArcus Atkinson, Those partlcipaiUng will leave Hoops said (hot (he Cham­ ^rad and grooii. la r g e ca n Mrs. Ann Johnson, leader of 38 Deepw(X>d Drive, Amston, The P t p eotpreesed conoem the Meadowbrook School by bus ber’s seto Scout Pack 14 w ill meet done by I^?. Pony McLaughUn Oat 24 at 7:80 psn. in the Edward G. Bates (right), president of the Man­ spring in the museum’s Oak Grove Nature Center. tary end road regulations In­ A racing pigeon from Oiica- Segal and Sons in Chlcagu. E^ir- into "a stand-off" between the and Qrnest Keene. Meadowbrook School tor a Hal­ volved In the propoeal. go has laid claim to a home In ther Investigation reveals that tw o pets. chester Jaycees, accepts the plaque for first place Alexander Jarvis donated tobacco bam lumber, Flu Clinic IT DOES loween Meeting. Cbstumea will The property Involved to or ToUand maridng an end to a Segal Is a pigeon supplier, who Elmer is now studying plans for community projects among the 80 state Jaycee townspeople donated well over $1,000 through Jay­ Mrs. Joanne Corson, supervi­ be judged on the baste of orig­ was owned by Dr. Horry Barax, cross-country fUgtit. dtoolalma ownership ot Drifter. for the construction of a pigeon chapters from Marvin Weinberg, vice president of cee fund raising projects, and the Jaycees donated sor of the Columbia, Hebron, inality, epcokiest and beat lobk- a developer arho has as yet ’The pigeons mnnber (AU60- coop for Drifter, who riiows no OF MANCHESTER the state Jaycees, The two Jaycees stand with Dr. their sweat and energy. The bridge is built in a Andover public health nursing MAKE A DIFFEKENCE neg^tocted to pave a portion o f ing. Judges for the event will The pigeon, subaequentiy B2M8) to one which Is reserved signs of wanting to make a re­ iW l S. Norman, president of the board of trustees 19th century New England style as designed by agency, has announced that a White Birch Rd. Bxtensi(xi, de- be Erwin Stoeitzner, commurity (hSbbed with the name ot D rif­ for racing pigeons according turn trip bo Chicago. a t the Lutz Junior Museum, on the bridge the local Clinton Hendrickson of the museum board, and its flu clinic will be held Tuesday Reprinted from Manchester Herald, July 8, ■ptto repeated letters from the chairman Boy Scout Troop 816; ter, was found wahdng up the to the abate oCflolato. Elmer chapter started building in 1966 and dedi<»ted last 45-foot length spans Porter Brook. from 7 to 9 p.m . In the agency 1988 (Page 8). town and Town Counsel Robert Prevcobt BroWe, deputy oom- driveway o f the MlarttiaJl El­ explained. office on Rt. 66 In Columbia. K ttg . mlsaloner of cub eccutlng, and mer home on Mile Hill Rd. two Nurses’ Aides Needed DRAPERY SHOP-11 OAK ST. a (x>mpeiiy or a <»>u:itry to put the airlines have SSO million tied Individuals from the three Educators Ask Program A totter seridng the PZC re­ BaUI Adams, Highland District wedks ago. Drifter to tame end will eat NEW TORK—The supply of Boeing May Drop Design out an enonil(»Uy unsound up in the project, towns who are 18 years of age view o f the subdlvtolOR ptens member at large. Achievement He was suffering firom an in­ bread and corn out of the bonds Ucenaed practical nurses in the PHONE 643-5171 product," said Vice President Considerable feeling exists or over may receive the vac­ For School Maintenance was eiftmitted by Cllftlord W. awards will also be preeented jured wing whl(tii has subse­ of the Eltaner children who are United States has more than H.W. Withington at the time. within the inrkistry that the new cine for a fee of $1. Dr. Mer- Quotes from paragraphs 2 and 4 aUoer Oonetruction Oo., Ine. of during the meeting. quently healed. Bhner checked delighted at Ine ktoa of having doubled since 1960. In 1966 there vyn Little, health offlcw, will For Swing-wing Transport "We intend to take time and ef­ design will be accepted. Bogginl sold he was very (xxncemed over the Wapping. 'the number on a band around a pigeon for a pet were more than 800,000. How­ fort now for a vlaUe economic conduct the clinic. poor (x>ndlUons of many ot our s(d)ools; (tiling The PZC also questioned the the plgeonls leg with state of- (Mir. and Mrs. EJhner, however, ever, hospitals repent they still The U.S. Public Health Serv­ ’‘Manoheeter Evening Herald NBW TORK (AP) — A meet- to mesh safety, weight, econo- product." roof leaks at Manchester High and Waddell, beginring of a faoieeatioeetiap- ftoleto. are watchiag the reaction ot need 41,404 licensed practical Young Poet Accused ice has predicted an influcrasa N. Charles Bogginl and poor toilet fadlitiee at Manctiiester Green ed road in beck ot homes pree- Tolland eorrespondent Bette He was informed th» bird nurses, and nursing homes have iqg with alriJne repreeentatives “iy time. Boeing then began a crash epidemic this winter, accord­ their oat to the newcomer, a O f Setting Museum Fire as examples. v enliy being butit on New Rd. Qoatrale tel. 876-2846. was registered with Charles today at Seattle may soe — concluded____ -___ that- the— »•—-elder- Bogginl for Bepresentattve Committee—T. Bayllse, Treas. tlooal-flxad-wlng dodgn may be mme room ^ ^ y welght^for considered as a replacement for midnight b la ^ T ^ ^ 'v and Individuals w

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drive to wtai the Democratic frustrated, who are going to alt At Portland, Maine pratodenttol oomhiatloa tor Mb- toe election out Mr. Robert 0. St Pierre State Party Leaders Carlhy. "Thto to because while they The impact that the MeOarthy realise toe ohdeea may be un­ “First For Foreign Trade Zone (formoriy virtth Emile’s Barber fQ»p) FREE MAIN ST. aid movement had—gaining 44 per fortunate, there are some signi­ Ereirtliing IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE See Wallace Fading cent of toe popular vote In toe ficant differences between toe*^ candidates, some issues emerg­ Since 1911 r PURNEU PARKimi By DON MEIKLE city primary in Connecticut last all-out campaign in Mm laat iqitring^-ahows that this election ing from the campalga. Baeked by Ribieoff A—oriatoN Pn m Writer couple of week* ahowlng theee Marlow’s Grand Opening year to not a year of reaction " I think the threat of a strong WASHINGTON (AP) — A for­ Ohio; Honolulu; and Bay Coun­ HARTFORD, Oonn. (AP) — people (those tempted to vote and represstoo, said Duffey. Wallace ohowing to already changing the minds of many P eign trade zone at Portland, ty, Mich. ow ‘IBB Juri how big a dent to George Nevertheteu, there to great A request for a foreign trade n 7.li..,. J j !.. __ _ 1 . Wallaoe in (3annectlout to a people who earlier talked about Maine, would end New Eng­ Wallace going to make in the and justUtohle oonoem over zone for Bayonne, N.J., le pend­ OooDedhout vote on Nov. ST waated vote because he can't "crime and the maintenance of sitting this one out” land’s "economic bondage" to pozeibly carry the ztoto.” ing. Another application for a VILLACE BARBER SHOP To hoar the former Alabama otvU peace” this year and “It trucks and ships for oil. Sen. zone in Plney Point, Md., has governor teU it. he to gotag to to In toe midst of this ’ kind of Ftap$ May Stop Ship$ Abraham Rlbicotf, D-Oonn., not yet been accepted by the 387 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER S«y the aUte in thT^- to afa^ v^ altuatloa that a oamhdate Hke NOW YORK —Ship andilteots said today. board. ' (Next to Modem TV) denttol electton. That c K Wallace can jriay upon fean may put “ landing flapa” on His statement came in written however, which Wallace maite “* and offer oversimplifled solu- form as the federal Foreign lai;^ tankers for emergency All my friends, old and new, are cordially Invtted to visit dwtag hto vtoit to Stratford ttons eo as to gain as measure stops. The flaps wouM fold out Trade Zones Board resumed Julie, David Set toat week, must be taken with 1" of popular support," said Duf- hearings cm Maine’s controver­ my new sbopl ; m a--a-^__rt# neottcut will be votes that would of the hull below toe 'water line fey. and could cut stopping dtotance sial application for a general Secret Date for ■ normally have gone to a Demo- He, like Bailey aitd Hausman, cargo foreign trade zone cut Wallace waa undoubtedly ex- cratlc candidate. in half, testa show. Thto to an CTCpecto toe Wallace strength to important factor, since the larg^ Portland. Their Wedding Wallace eupport- deteriorate — "I think there to iMOthn^ but thto state." SposHoned By Fhttoer ^REPAIR or imported under U.S. tariff was married but I couldn’ be­ For Senator Committee For Winter Wear,. Men’s pr. of the Edtacks declined to near families more them $4 million in rates cause the networks were satu­ Barry for Senate Committee, Harry J. Deegan, Treasurer i Hausman aald that "Humph- Downtown Main Street, Manchester South Vietnam Robert O. Popp, Treas. (Lower Store Level) Heavy Socks. marLOW 27c normal levels,." be said. relief and resettlement allow- The so-called subzone to this rated with pieces about her :rey and Nheon and the labor Eureka Model 600, Canister Vac SO O CO tuntooB will be putting on an Komer reported the program ances, and distributed more zone would permit the same g ^ n and so on. with attachments! marLOW . A # « 9 # Recovers After funUahed care for 750,831 evsic- than 100,000 tons of food, cloth- thing, but only for specialized _ Tet Destruction ucaa during Tet and onodier ing and other supplies. Komer products—such as oil or drips ~ Boys’ Lined 140,000 in "Minl-Tet,” the slad 24 non-Commundst coun- a total of eight foreign trade f Winter Caps. marLOW Motorola 16” Portable TV. SAIGON (API —The ton U 8 ‘‘KT«at majority" of whom have tries, the Red Cross and various zones now exist. They are at Reg. $117.86. (8 only) marLOW tn Cnutii VIrn'ri rotumcd to new or rebuUt other volunteer agencies con- New York; New Orleans, La.; •99.57 SeatUe. Wash.; San Francisco: Boys’ Scrubbed Denim Shirts. 9 ^ C O govermnent paid 60,000 cash or supplies. Mayaguz, Puerto Rico Toledo, ooutUry has Edmost completely All sizes. Reg. $6.98. marLOW * « 9 / Motorola 20” Color Cbnsole. recovered from the effects of Reg. $489.60. (1 only). marLOW •419.57 two enemy offensives eariler EASY PRICE this year. ^ Robert W. Komer called the EASY CARE , recovery "a major succese" of Webcor 6 Speaker, Cherry Cabinet 9 1 1 0 CO Preeident Nguyen Veui ’lU eu’s BEAUTIFULLY LUXURIOUS Stereo Console. (Reg. $249.60. marLOW I IT « 9 # Saigon government. ‘”rhe effects of the Qmrmu- nists’ Tet extensive last Febru­ TELEPHONE 649-2358 HOUSEWES RADIOS - PHONOS ary and mini-Tet attacks of May carpet have now been largely removed 29 C O H A G E STREET Bigelow’s Seabright and the government is ready to $2.00 Value. “Thermos” *00.. at Low, Low Anniversary Prices! begin a new phase of paclflca- 100% Bigelow Approved Acrylic* Pile Pint Vacuum Bottle. marLOW 0 # C t k ^ ’’ Komer said. Famous Panasonic Portable Radio. "'Ihe facts speak for them­ selves. More than 100,000 dam­ you’ve The carpet luxury you’ve always wanted... Plays electric or battery. aged or destroyed homes have All Metal, Chrome Shoe Racks. R f CW Reg. $24.95 value. marLOW been repaired or reliullt. 'There rich and silken, deep and bouncy... at the price $2.98 Value. marLOW I * 9 # See This Big Value 1 is an abundance of food. Lines you want to pay! Bigelow’s Seabright was o i communication are open. In short, the economy is movtag.” been designed for people like you... who love the finer General Electric FM-AM Table Radio. The enemy offensives, Reg. $9.96 Rubbermaid AP ($40.00 Value). marLOW launched against population things of life yet still have a budget to keep. Vanity Cabinets. marLOW 9 * 9 # centers Including Saigon, were It’s practical, too... easy to care for, designed to shake confidence in Symphonic Stereo Portable Phonos the government. More then opking a joy to clean, a bear for abuse. 4 Cup, Electric Hot Water Pot. (With Garrad Changers) 18.000 dvUdans were killed and Reg. $2.98. 91 Now look at the clear, pure decorator colors I... 27.000 were wounded; end more Ideal for traveling. marLOW 1—Reg. $149.86. marLOW 9| f ^ g y than a million refugees were I * 9 # left homeless by the destruction Look at the sensible price! of 1175 million worth of proper- 1—Reg. $99.96. marLOW for! *Acrilans Genuine Pjnrex 6 Cup Teapot. 9 0 C O "Instead, the offensives gal­ Reg. $8.98. marLOW A*9# See and Hear The Sound I vanized a relatively new and un­ tried government into positive action on. behalf of the people of Jumbo size. Reg. $8.98. 91 CO South Vietnam,” said Komer. Plastic Diaper Pails. marLOW The recovery program’s Ini­ I • 9# tial task was to furnish emer­ gency aid to the cIvIHeui popula­ tion, Komer said, setting iq> Genuine “Mirror-Matic” emergency food distribution 4 qt. Reg. $10.96. centers, estabUsiilng curfews Pressure Cookens. marLOW 0 * 9 # for security and reopening roads and lines ot communica­ tion. Values to $8.96 Ladies’ 9 marLOW "A s lines of communlcaitlon Now.. a new service O CO BARGAIN TABLE were quickly reopened and se­ Cotton Dresses. marLOW dG*9 / cured prices which skyrocketed during the first uncertain days of SHOES for Senior Citizens at The Best Buy In Manchester. a t e Values to $8.96 Ladies’ MA CO plus GhildrenV Slippers AftMCO lew price. Wool Skirts. marLOW 0 * 9 # -s r * and Children’s Rubbers Holiday H o u se . a TOiJ TRANSMISSIONS ttSM MM Wlllli 111 |l««t Mura PUSH (AU Sales Final) 9 4 IhII I'lir nrh m lonalnM-tHMt One Complete (Counter of Ladies. OF MANCHESTER ai»t4 itiw M/0 • lh v |i lriwli»r-ty|N< i:|r»la tnn WM M4? • ’iitlayit rtililN-r irrad Inr •’afra milr Bras ’n Girdles. Outstanding NATIONWIDE tigi’ mi ilry nr Bwiw*c«>v<’ni mmts values to $6.98. CO.^ ea. g u a r a n t e e d s e r v ic e MONEV DOWN os ow Em y Pay NO MONEY DOWN on OUT Easy Pay Plant While they last. m arLOW 9- / C Vahus to $17.00. LADIES’ Budget Terms e Loaner Oars DAY CARE FREE TOWINO USED Children’s and "Chubette” Skirts. marLOW Tel. A is n c i DRESS SHOES •9.57 Would you like to leave your parents in good hands srecuii Ou^^ding values to $10.00. 9 2 |^7 Stanebester-Vemon while you go to work, shopping or take a day trip. Now (All Sales Final). Town Line 71111$ m arIG W Rt. S3—^TalcottvUle Holiday House Day Care makes it possible. Bring your Any SIm folks to Holiday House in the morning. We’ll feed them f 1 Eaglne Tune-up Flats 'll Casuals m arLOW •5.57 ^ 1 ___ a * «y U I 4 Ctrl totoplHI "Cenei" Umi lake From Our Infants’ Dept. well during the day. Call for them when you return. t ■•fEiarlT IMS S irllX iM^OclriMrMdr. s s s r - T P (Complete Table with 1000s of ea. Values to $12.00. This service available for a day or all year 'round. items. All priced at a marLOW Assorted styles, colors and sizes. mjAi^ pluMi check Md rMel llminf 6 peinia; sd)usl cer- $7.50 Gel euldaer claen-up Hke ■reijiP 6 chofcci cleen fuel bowl, eir filler 6 hetlery; cheek dene fast. RrMni style rake RUMMAGE wfree. eendeneer. dfstrihulor cap. elerter. reguleler, hM e le w feet leuf handle While at Holiday House they will have the compsinion- gnieMor, fin halt, cylinder comp., heltery. wHh M eprinp steel tlnee. SALE ship of our permanent retired guests and can enjoy TV, \ MANY OTHER UHADVERTISED SPECIALS THROUQHOUT OUR HUGE STORE! Thun., Oct. 1 7 th play cards, and join in other entertainment. Registered r I RUDGET T^UMS — UP TO 76 MONTHS TO PAY! from • to U nurses are on hand at all times should they be needed. Downtown Main Stroet M anchM ter KofC HALL Sound sensible? Drop in and get all the details. oooD/ieAii SERVICE STORE Open 6 Days— 3U Main St. Bisto SL, Manchester ^ OFFICE - 29 COTTAGE STREET - TELEPHONE 649-2358 T h ors. tUl 9 PJM. Sponsored tor the 646-2180 Manchester Carpet Center KBIY ROAD, VIRNON SHOmNe CINIIR “First For Eyerything Osiigtoari of iiihslli Since m il” PHOHB gfffg CTH« HOWa Mon. and Tuan. 8.6— Wed., Thors., Fri. 8-9— Sat. 8-3 Ff a g e s i x t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1«, 1968 MANCHES-raR EVENING HERALD. MAJICHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 PAGE SEVENTJBIBM 3 :■ B o lt o n will hold a square dance at the pty, to be used for making pret­ sold, but dtrectioni rixmld be In­ Oommunlty Hall Saturday Oct. ty containers), used toys in good cluded so that they may be s(4d. V e r n o n Hebron 26 at 8 pm. The caHer wlH be condition and coloring books in The fair wUl be held Nov. 2 Education Board Reviews William J. Kegler of Windham, good condition (wKh some pages from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Schulze H earing who wlH teach or guide mem­ still uncolored). Anyone with Lunch tickets are now avail­ bers through basic square dance donations should contact her on able from Mrs. J.6 . Conover. ZBA Refuses Bid to Allow Set for Tuesday New School Science Series steps. (Constance Dr,., Mancheater. Mir. and Mrs. Milton Jensen, Also needed are scraps of fan­ Manchester Bveiriiig Herald MEAT Liquor Sale in Restaurant A hearing on probalila 06hR* Board of EXhicatlon tnemben William Grunske, who was ab­ cy fabrics (no smaller than six Bolton fwirespondent, Oleme- were given a review of the new sent, were read by the super- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rlinson and |1215V2 shyer lane, EAST HARTFORD • PLENTY OF PARKINGI| to the daw of Mr. and JO * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Grose are inches square) to be used (or well Young, tel. MS-8M1. A request for an exception to peeved by the honing (3omnd» Donald K. SohubM of Otd Ool> ■ntence series, "Tliinking' Ahead intendoBt. hoetts. Any couple ■ in town In­ covering smell boxes; the box­ "Where Quality Always Exceeds Pricel" allow the reataurant aale of beer Hon. cheater Rd. was oonUniad jm - Grunske repeated on a Proj­ In Science," at their meeting terested in Joining the group es themselves. In unusual and wine, made by Daniel Mad- The devefopera {dan to ereot tetday In WIHknaotlo Cbvtdt ect ASK meeting in Coventry. STORE hOURS: TUES.-WED. 9-6; THURS.-FR1. 9-9 dtfuno of South Windsor, was three afmrtmeat buUdingu to Monday night. should contact one of the hosts. shapes and good condition; and Twice Wright Flight OHtft to Oat. 32 in W MWiRid The Ancilliary Services Center, dented by the Zoning Board of ^ rear of the profoeetonal The senes. In use for the first New members are always wel­ nice wrapping paper. These are ^SATVRDAI^MwA— (CtOaOAUOAYMO^ The Scbulaes ara diaif*9 located in Storrs, is "funded” for a booth of unusual gift wrap­ ATLANTA — The new Gal­ A|ipeeie last night hURdlng. TMs would mean some time this year, in Grades 1 come. with risk of injury to a nUOM' federally until 1970. Dr. Joseph pings. Mrs. Thomas Johnson, axy aircraft built (or the Air In executive seterten last qq apartments. p through 6, was described by child and cruM y to a riiEior. Castagna, superintendent, said The September meeting of (air chairman, or Mrs. Douglas Force is more than double the nAght following the hearing, a The Board alao heard five John Senteio, elementary school Bomarco was attended by about OUR ANNUAL PORK SALE! The charge* wars naula fti9- principal; Mrs. Eleanor Potter, he expected the project would Fenlty may be contacted. length of man's first powered motion was made to grant Mad- other ap|>eals last night and act­ 60 persons, who dined from Mt. towing an investigation hy dtat* Grade 2 teacher, and George “run into a snag" at that Ume. Mrs. Johnson ,is alio ac­ flight, lits 246-foot length com­ dahno’s request for one year. ed on them as foDows: Anthony Sumner to Stony Rd. Tlie pro­ police when 11-ycutoU Mari* Lesniaski, Grade 6 teacher. Grunske also reported on a cepting unusual decorations (or pares with OrvUle Wright's The motion was lost with two Maitocchio, 69 Thrall Rd., de­ gram wua a progressive supper, Our Best. CENTER CUT BcladM ran away from iK a » The board was shown the meeting in which Dr. Thomas a display. These will not be flight of 120 feet in 1603. voting against two for and one nied an a|ipeal for a variance with the main course at the In Jidy and was Arand in tba books. manuals, kit and a Mahan gave a final report on abatention. to construct a two-oar garage Community Hall. oeMar o t a nelgUwr'* kBOM. sample of t#!c color slides, which Project Concern. Stanley Smyrakt, ehalrtnan of gnd breoMway with an elght- Ihe board, said those voting can be polarized so that they William Houle reported on a COW Notes foot sideline and oversized ac­ Mlaiie and her KfyM tH M look as if parts were moving. legislative meeting of CABS S t. Maurice Council of Catho­ against the motion did eo be­ cessory buildltig. The commis­ brother, Donald, a r* now U ftag cause they felt granting the re- Senteio. who is very pleased (Connecticut Association of lic Women chairmen and of­ sion felt Martocchlo did not wMh footer pannta in KaK BITUMINOUS queri would be agataut the eptrlt Vocalist with the series, cited Ite stimu­ Boards of Education), The as­ ficers win meet tomoniyw at prove sufficient hardship. Hartford. The oou{ia hava tlB«a of the 1,000-foot requirement re­ Also denied because sufficient lation of the students' curiosity. sociation will ask (or increases 7 p.m Alt 7:30 there will be a Susan LevlrK of Hartford w ll other ohUdren. garding a sobool. hardriiip was not shown was the Mrs. Potter, who is currently in state aid for various pro­ Maas qnd a CCW meeting. DRIVEWAYS tt was pointed out a t the hear­ appeal of Henry M. Zele, 22 be featured vocalat at a re­ teaching about the moon and grams in the next session of the The program win feature hats Parking Areas e Gas Stations s BasketbsU Courts ing that the Vernon Elementary Donne! Rd. He asked for a vari­ ception In behalf of the Man­ rockets in her second grade legislature. by Mady of Hartford. Miss Now Booking For Seasons^ Work PORK CHOPS School, which la located on Rt. ance to construct an addition to chester 1968 fan catm|»ign for Dr. Castagna reported that Madeline O’Brien makes the class, said ^ e first thought the AU Work Personally Supervised—We Are 100% Insured 90 across the street from Uie State ot Israel Bonds, on tou»- Mrs. Anderson’s sixth grade hate herself. They may be tried his home. material would be too com­ proposed location of the res­ The following requests for day at 8 p.m. a t the home of class had taken part in Project on and ordered, and there will plicated for her pupils but that taurant, 1s closer than 1,000 feet variances were granted; Wil­ Mr. and Mlrs. Sidney HJUla, 193 she has found out that they know Outdoors at the Oak Grove Na­ be a hat prize. DeMAIO BROTHERS Bulletin Board ISO PARK STREET to the site. liam Wssileski, 7 Ward St., to BouMer Rd. a lot more than she had expect­ ture Center in Manchester, and It was noted that from the erect building having insutfl- The linger ia a graduate of ed, and that they are more in­ that various teachers were re­ The PTA will hear Jc4m Rog­ 643-2289 SINCE 1920 643-7001 ers talk tonight at 8 In the ele­ restaurant, which Is being cient aideiline and rear aef. back Music ard An High Srixxrl and terested than she thought they ceiving in-service training un­ built in connection with a new in a commercial zone; William JtfiXlard Bohool of Muzfc in would be. der the project. All expenses, mentary school CD room.' ahopping center, to the school Liggett, 6 Lym Dr., to add a New York CJty. She is now in including the cost of a sub­ Chrlstmaa Fair "They are now doing more of lot across the highway. It I s two-car garage end kitchen ex- her fiml yeeir of a five-year stitute when a teacher Is taking Mrs. Larry Palmer, chairman the talking than I am ," she aaid, about 800 feet and to the actual tension, having a 12 foot slde- course at the Hartt CoHege of and are enlisting the Interest ot training, are covered by the of the children’s booth of the school buUdtng about 675 feet. line in a residential zone, and M!ubI c, University of Hartford, their parents and bringing In Project. Christmas fair to be given by the Ladles Benevolent Society PENTLAND ) But H was argued that very John W. PoweU, 328 Lake St., where she is studying for de­ Clippings frdm magazines." It was announced that the M n. Dorothy Killer, Republican candidate (or raprasenta- flelala of the Andover League of Women Voters, wMeh spon­ few of the children attending to erect over-sized building In Yoor old (nr oont iat* • Lesniaski called the series "a elementary school PTA, the of Bolton (Congregational grees in voice and rmulc educa­ (Church, needs soup cans (em­ The Florist llvo from the Met District speaks in the Andeyver Town HaU sored the debate, and the chairmen of the two partlea’ wom­ that school, walk, most ape a rural residential zone. tion. 2 ETOlfiS iremendous Jump,” and Senteio high school Education Council, last night In a debate with Aloyslus Aheam, Democratic can­ en’s clubs, who assisted. (Herald photo by Buceivlcius.) "Ftowera foPTBvery Ctooesijonr’ bused and there wendd be no She is a member of toe Hartt noted that, with the series, and the teachers' association didate, who is seated at the table. Others on the stage are o(- reason for the children to be to A O A K or OentmUy Located at Opera Department, Hartt ianchers need not be over- will put on a demonstration toe general area. A JA C K n eimed with the amount to be program in the high school gym Onatom Home Dealgn 24 Bilxlh St. B4SMi444 - 043-6247 Chamber Singers and Hartt Save At There was to be no public Madrigal Stogera. She has also ight, and the constant in- Nov. 13 showing the curriculum Manobestopr 51st District Political ForA* S109S K Blue Print tt Sunily Open 8:30-6:30 bar in the restairaiR. The beer given aok> vocal rerttala at the Little Aa ^ I T e T U orease in scientific Information. throughout the schools. It will Thuradays till 8:C0 P.M. Reports Heard be called "What are we doing? 690 Hartford Bd. and liquor would be sold only ooMege She wen the Connecticut FURS FOB BEMT Parkfug Across The Street LMSt Roundup * The school board heard re­ Where are we going?” Maaohestar, Conn. to thoee to toe dining room and VlaXey AKannae Scholarship in From fU M for 100 Cam! Candidates, in Rebate, Agree on Tax Needs dispensed from the hack room. (Oonttoued from Page One) ports from various meetings at­ Square Dance ( 1666 and 1667, has performed tended by members. Reports by BookvlDe E z A E n t 14M 40eLba! Maddahmo was the operator of v^th the AH Eastern Conneot- Bomarco, town couples’ club. By CM,EHhiWsifJL. YOUNO nesses should be much more in- Moe said that the irtate gives IBoth candidates agreed on Dan’s Italian Kitchen in toe and would not require North < Vletnajn to give up ohy of ite iout Symphony in 1667, and tola A weH-run debate last right vdved." support now In at least three OIK more polnt-tfaat the two- none area. That building was year she la a soloist with the I .^ eam said that if a two per major areas — health, educa- territory. CHKTER between the two candMatee for party qyritem should return. tom down to make way for toe Hartt Symphony Orchestra and . cent income tax had been levied Uon and roads — and asked Humphrey aides said mean­ t ' Extra Leon, Minirtvs Fresh Mm. Miller h>oloB forward to a new shopping center. CEIorale. She has also appeared representauve frora oie Dim jjj might have brought what guarantee there would be, chKu^e to state government The oommisslon also denied while toere was not response FURRIIRS frequently on radio and teievl- O F ROCKVILLE DMrict seemed to erd in agree- in enough revenue to pay the if the towns received a lump from Democratic to Republtoan. a request of David Kotkin, Isa- from Nixon well after Tuesday’s meat on one point at toast—that deficit, but he pointed to Mas- sum, that it would be spent "(Or deadline to toe Democrat's offer riott. 898-4*89 Aheam, coming from a heavily dore Rubin and John Abrams, Mira Levine wiX present a or can coEeet the state to to a fiscal predtoa- oachusetts and New York, which proper things." to pay for a toree-way televised R^xfbMcan town, IooIcb forward all of Hartford, (Or a gas sta­ program of Jew lto and inter­ have state income taxes, and Cooperation Cited tion at 67 Windsor Ave. debate Sunday nijlit. meat and that a state Income to ite helping to send a Demo­ national songs at the reception. said that they are ‘to worse MlUer said that the blU, In denying toe request, toe Prospects for any televised tax may be necessary. cratic repreaentaUve to the leg­ trouble than we a r e ."' as yet unwritten, wlU say that board was acting for the town debate dimmed when a Federal islature. Communications Oommisslan HepilbUoan candidate Mrs. "If all factors Indicate” that there wlU be "Uttle or no con­ and also as agenrt for toe state. Dorothy Miller of BoMon, a The 61st Dlstrlot comprises spokesman said Tuesday a Na­ a state Income tax "wlU relieve trol,” and that the people of Andover, Bolton and Columbia, It was toe board’s feeling that fanner but not tacumtoent rep- the burden on the home own­ the towns, with their town meet­ construction of a service sta­ tional PreuB Club proposal for a lungitattve, totd the 60 or so and there were residents from Nixon-Humphrey debate "would er," the Democratic candidate ing form of government, aiul all three towns at the meeting, tion at that location would con­ persons assembled In the An- said, "then I will support It.” with their' open selectmen’s stitute a safety hazard. T h e be evading toe whole purpose" dotver Town HaU that weaMh whirii ended with refreshments of the equal time law. (HKK Aheam, whose word for the meetings,, ought to be able to after about an hour and a half entrance and exit would be on rather than land to money now. evening seemed to be "involve- u,® the money to the beet ad- Rt. 83, a state highway. The press club had offered to Thoee with land Are penoUsed of regulated presentations, re­ host a two-way debate that ment,” called for "increased vantage of the towns. (M. Richard Bernstein and by the property tax, she ex- buttals, eind questions and an­ could be t r ie v i^ as a news Jeiaob Kloiton of Hartford were Meaty, Tender, Pork ptotoed. state i i ^ m e n t b* K>c^ Aheam contended that "sm ell swers. event and skirt Nixon’s objec­ falni,'' esptolaUy bwreai^ ato ^ ^ granted a ^lecial use permit Noting the state's 120 mlUtoa for e&ocMccL Mrs. Blanca Massey, voter tion to any debate that would re­ He isaid that ^ rirain- service chairman of toe Ando­ (or oonstruction of a profession­ (Mtor deficit, Mrs. MUler saU "education is a state problem quire equ^ tone and additional ver League of Women Votore, al bulldtog and three apartment f yDuVe paying 16.5 C tost toe a;s“is:;;;^i.rd:pi:;jcn‘to;fe;i: attention for Wallace. buOdlnglB on Rt. 83, north of D em o crat toglslature pnssed government" (or support, was moderator. Mrs. Virginia But toe FOC spokesman said don local town government," Urso, president of the Andover the Dart Hill Rd. intersectioo. a 1662 ruling established prece­ Democratic Women’s CSub, In­ The request was granted SPARE- dent against such a two-way de­ K ' 1 toe state were to continue "to democrats were Ignoring the troduced Aheam, who won the with the stipulation that access bate on grounds it would evade have expandk^ programs'; tta t ^ M i ^ g|^__lsototiontom’’ ^ "cooper­ coin toss and spoke first. to toe buJIdCng remain as khown — ^ explained that the Republican the equal time rule. tt WlU "have to faioe a state tar advocates "bloc ate” with one another. Mra. Marjorie Bramhall, pres­ on toe submitted plot plan. The Supreme Court ruled 6 to a m ae per gallon ‘Orasa Roots’ Oovemment ident of the Andover Republican Srymrshl sold that means one grant!'* to local government!, 3 Tuesday that Ohio must put Mra. MlHar iwSefwed with "no strings attachevhlch might result from an Increase in existing taxes and said that there should be an Increase in PORK CHOPS taxes on businesses, that "busl-

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Hostess for toe evening Ticket imormatlon is available Hi-Ho Come to the sold . will be Mrs. Gene Anderle. from Robert Bloale, business Artist-Teat^er Yule Workshop 9 a$ Oeanqil Meatiag The Legion Auxiliary will hold manager, or Nan Brown, pub­ a Bake Sale at Popular Market licity chairman. Guest of Oub Sought by Hospital Opens in Vernon FAIR Fitts-G>nneDy Link Scored The Toam Coonoll Monday BLACKY THE ANGUS SEL* to the Sullivan Avenue Shopping Democrat Women night hod only two speakers Fred O-vereamp, a teacher at The Holiday Harvest Work­ come forth at toe non-agenda Plaka on BYiday and Saturday. Tlie next regular meeting of "To give away money . . . is an easy matter and in O F T H E East Lyme High School, will More of your food dollar j wsoB a Ail members are urged to bring the Democratic Women’s Club any man s power, but to decide to whom to give it and shop opened today at the TAC By Democratic Councilmen meeflng. One Bast Hartford demonstrate “Oil Patoflng pal­ Building OB Rt. SO In Vernon. realdent, who owns property on goods for the Bake Sale to the will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. ' is spent * on fresh moat how and when, and for what puipose and how, SouHi M eHiodiri Church home of Mrs. Arthur Stewart, ette Techniques” at a meeting It will be open until 9 tonight The three Democratlo Oounell- tempt to make toe ideas of K in g at., requested that toe at Democratic Headquarters to than on any other item. is neither in every man’s power nor an easy matter. 49 Oakland Rd., or Mrs. Janice of the Miancherier Fine Art As- and tomorrow from noon to 9 man have attacked Mayor How­ South Windsor consumers known Unas to toa center of the road toe A to Z Plasa on Sullivan Itan oe a tm auch exoeUencc ------—------Sohirdoy, Oct 19 Stewart, 961 Foster St. rociation Friday at 8 p.m. at \ Shop our Specialty Stora p.m . ard E. Fltta for “comproraialng to toe PUC. be extended the length of the Ave. The agenda will Include la rare, praieeworUiy and no- “® °*1 **^ frJands, buslnaaaea, 8TABTINO AT 19i99 AJt. Play Rehearsal Whlton Library. and Save $$$ on all your | Sponsored by the Tcdland s tr e e t. members volunteering their „ „ and intareated tndlviduala.” Ferris Wheal the offtee of mayor,” However, Mayor Fitts went Rehearsole are now to prog­ The guest artist has received County ExUnalan Service under services for work at headquar­ meat purchases. G o out • Frank Simon, preatdent of Om Outdoor Games A Prise. OouncUmen Umberto Delmas- through areas of town wlto-Don- The second speaker was oon- ress for toe South Wtodaor many awards for his palntli^a. the direction of Mias Cora Webb, ters, and at the polls. That la a quotation from Aria- CJarlyla-Johnaon MacMna Oo. at An Day Snack Bar A p r M B a r nelly this past Saturday collect­ cemed w4th the InststoaUon of Country Player's fall produc­ He received hla BS to physics of your way if you hava home economist, the workshop tro, Abraham Glaosman and A representative of each of­ toUa, and It appoara on the back B2 Main St., grave the fttat me- Oomriry Store Haadtoratt ing signatures for a petlUon traffic Ughte along Rt. S. He tion of Carl Retoer’e comedy, from Hope College, and his to, but do shop Western I is being held to demonstrate Donald Henry tooued the eUte- fice to be filled to the Nov. 6 * brochure tor the mortal donation of $10,000 to 11m HalMay Booth P ta a to against the Increase, the coun­ was oonoamed with the safety “Enter Laughing”, set to the master’s degree to education ideas for gifts and decorations Ohareoal Pertralto U sed te m t r y election 'will be present at the Beef. , **a*>cb8ater Memorial Hoapital itoapital. "nie money will w>- ment today, charging that Fltta cilman said. of the area and the Incresudng mid-thirties. It will be present­ from the University of Connec- Trash and Tr.a.nra. Baked Oeads m eetin g. Deveiopment Fund, called ••Qiv- vide a eeml-prtvate, twonpa- that may be duplicated later for has been working with Repub­ tkXlt, and haa taken art courses Hai Mads Jewelry TVie Democratic oounoU mem­ traffic Sow. ed N o v . 14, 15 and 16 a t the Potlook Supper ing With ExceUence.” tient room in the new wing, “nie the holiday season. at toe Hartford Art School. Ham a Baoa Sepper lican legialative candidate bers abated that toe oounell res- Pack Meeting South Windsor Ifigh School. St. Margaret Mary Ladles Special emphasis is being put The hoapttal developera have memorial pl4que on the door Home Blade Speciattlee Thomas Donnelly on an issue ohitlon was rnmaentatlve of Avery Street School Cub Pkek The cast, directed by Fred Guild will hold Its annusd Pot- on the use of hnxpenslve ma­ produced thia brochure to help will Indicate that the room waa FUN FOB ALL! currently before tbe eounoll, the whole oounoil. TMs Issue, 186 will have its monthly pack ' Ragasri of Windsor, Includes luck Supper on Monday at 6:80 terials in an attam]^ to put the Schools Rank First - SPECIALS- area reaidenta and busineasmen given in • memory of Scott H. that of toe Ooimeottcut Water said the Democratic members, meeting Friday at 7:80 p.m. at Bep Nomls, David Tedwab, Bri­ handmade look back Into the p.m. to the Church Hall. daal with Aristotle’s problem in Simon, past, preeddent of the Oq.’a rate Increaee request. riwuld not become one used on the school. an Lommera, Gmta French, CHICAOO—The United States Christmas season. A booklet of THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY oonnectian with the proposed $6 firm . poimeUy .thla weekend came behaJf of one candidate K This week the CUb Scouts w ill. Joe French, Bruno Klelloh, John H er- has more school districts than patterns and tostructlona w ill be Maitoheoter Evening million wing. The booklet Hats Simon said that, as president out in favor of the merger of be selltog Christmas candles for Dignan, Lorna Shannon, Stella any other form of government. a v a ila b le . riwtdd nlof become a psurtlsan aid Sooth Windsor oorre- memorials that may be eatab- * small manufacturing firm, the Oonnectlcut Water Compa­ Wollman, Jliiil Curtlaa, Deborah T h e re o r e 21,782 school d is­ Besides exhibits and oonttou- laaue, but should be the ooncem their fund drive. All parents liahed in the new wing. Prices be waa donating the memorial ny with the MatropoUtan Dlatrtct Bachman, P^qla Klellch, apondent, Catherine R. May, tric ts , com p ared to 8,049 coun­ ous demonstrations there w ill be of ah of the council, acting for who presently have boys on the BOMSSS, lEAN range from $2,500 for a Scdution because “ The hospital is a won- Commloaion. The Connecticut waiting list for Cub Scouts are Dusme Rmeau, and' Joe Willis. te l. 644-2296. tie s o r 18,048 m u n icip alities. a home-baked food sale, hand­ ChsniMl so iwwMiiUr Bill HannMMy nf OlHtenbun the town and not on a partisan R oom , to $126,000 fo r E m a r- th in g ftor ou r em p loyes b«f*n tha eeuru ratilln. SOS worOt ■ mlnuta .noM Water Co., which serves many basis. asked to contact Ray Gough at made gifts, a grab bag and pop­ •I 2,6W with top eemprahonden. Ho h M, "I wii oxtramoly gency Functioas Systems. Alao, *b® community. We’re of South Windsor’s homeowners, corn machine for the children. urpriosd and potinod to dioeovor that tha taahniqua 42 W oodland St. floor plana of the new wing are *>*big the hospital constantly— nMdlwwW’’ \ has requested a rate increase OouncUman Donald Henry to­ , Homemaking groupa sponsor­ day stated that contrary to re- C a rd P a r ty In the booklet and show exact- We’re most fbrtu- for toe second time this year. A Talent Dollar Desert Card SHOULDER ed by the Extension Seivloe to poits to the press, issued by ly where each memorial is lo- “*^®b an excdlent An increase was granted by toe P a r ty Mrill be h eld F rid a y , Oot. Gated. facility ao nearby; I’ve been up 1$ towns to ToUand County wlU the Domirily oamgialgn, Dbn- Public Utmtles Commlsriwi ef- 26, a t 8 p.m . a t St. P e te r ’s E p is­ participate to the event which neUy did not attend the PUC Robert H. Smith, member of fecUve May 1, and now the com­ copal Church parish hall. The waa attended by several hearing yesterday at the State pany has asked for another in­ Card Party, sponsored by the booklet, thousand people when it was crea se. Oa|htol, which was concerned stogie donation for which is now being distributed, last presented to 1968. Episcopal Church Women, is The qdallty of the water and with toe rate Increase request. open to the public, couples, la­ en ^ opportunities to es- The Democrats further sug­ en, rather payments may be tabllsh memorials, (Hereid photo by BuoelvIchM) service rendered have been dis­ dies card playing groupa end all girFs pile lined Frank Simon (seated), president of the Carlyle-Johnson Manufacturing Co., and Robert H. cussed by toe Town CbuncU at gested toot a petition sufamltted //5 spread out over a fo u r - y e a r ______333 Renewals Complete others. period. With this plan, hospital Smith, member of the Manchester Memorial Hospital board of trustees, look over the hospi­ length, and at the last aesrion to the PUC by a candidate for For reservations Mrs. Robert tow coat in officials hope that people who Coventry tal’s brochure. Simon recently donated $10,(XX) for a patient room to the new wing which wlU be WASHTNOTON — Forty-eight a resolution was passed protest­ office might not receive the Murray at 168 Dogwood Lane, otherwise felt that they could a memorial for Scott H. Simon, late president of Carlyle-Johnson. states, the District of Crium- ing the requested rate Increase. oonsideration neoeosary as In o r M rs. John B ond, 1426 M ain not afford to donate a memorial • Church Plans bia, Puerto Rico, Guam and the ThU resolution waa to be sub­ an isaue so important to laera St., may be called. sunny yellow! m i^ do so. Smith said that all V irg in Isla n d s now h a ve 1,949 mitted to the Public Utilities of the Connecticut Water Oo. Legloa Auxiliary m en t o f 1,800 students taught hospital memorials wiU be per­ Holiday Fair toe college both to numbers and approved urban renewal proj­ Commission, which is holding H ie actions being token by the The Abe E. Id ler Untt No. Boggini Backs by an excellent faculty. The stu­ faculties.’’ s manent. In the event that the ects to 916 communities. Of hearings on the rata Increase re­ town as a whole, represented 138 American Legion Auxiliary The First Congregational dents are enrolled to a va­ q u e s t wing is ever tom down or alter- — ... . by the Town Council, would be will hold its regular meeting Proposed MCC riety of programs to enrich our ed, the memorial would be mov- The Democratic councilmen given more we^ht by the PUC tonight at 8 at the home of ed to another suitable location. church’s HoUday Fair community, from Liberal Arte are not dlsputtog toe poor quali­ thoit those of a particular can­ Mrs. Charles Davis, 268 Hilton 100% nylon with toasty Campus Site to Hotel Management, from Po­ The booklet also offers serv- ® BROAD ST R tiT SHOFPfNB DUHE ty cited, or of the need.to at­ didate who has mode the prob­ Dr. All members are urged to warm pile lining and pile eral methods of giving, listing N. Charles Bogigtol, Demo­ lice Science to Medical Tech­ collar and cuffs — and ROAST the tax advantiges of each ^ n o logy. cratic candidate for state rep­ what’s best about it Mom, method. made gifts, Christmas decora- “The college has selected a it’s washable. Zip front and ______u i 1 A ttons, snack bar, grab-bag for resentative from Manchester’s site for its campus and has For Expert he a n 20th Assembly District, is back­ asked the state to purchase 160 pockets in sunny yellow by lb of the board of trustees. It » p m- to 7 acres on HiUstown Rd. I am Weather Winkey by Supak p.m . ing a Manchester Community proud that the college wUl ibe WIG STYLING in sizes 7-14. $^.95. 0>Uege proposal for a 160-acre pr o ^ ve of oiir .^iial Olv- Evelyn ^ Perktoson of located to ray Assembly Dis­ m y m . ^Oi campus off HiUstown Rd. and CLEANING tag Program is to Involve all gm ,„_ pegervarions trict, and I support toe college’s levels of the community in dl- ^ ' 1 « In a statement Issued today, request. It should purchase the rect annual support of the hoe- he says that he supports the col­ land It needs for tomorrow, be­ Call Miss Joanne r e a d e r pltal. It U alsTnecessary that lege’s request and that the state cause the longer we wait, the ^ reach out to our m J e able ’’riiould purchase the land it greater the chancee of the land’s At Youp Complete friends and ask that they con- of used H ^t clothing (cot- needs for tomorrow, because the becoming unavailable or pro­ rider making a major gift at “ longer we wait, die greater toe hibitively expensive. Beauty Salon this time •> “ blankets and quilts, bar chances of the land's becoming PORK “ I feel that Manchester Com­ “For this purpose we have ottglnal wrappers), for unavailable or prohibitively ex­ munity OoUege deserves a derigned the memorial broebure Service FaU p e n s iv e.’ ’ strong voloe to support it to toe VILLAOE LANTBIN oiiUtotog (be many ways o< gtv- Nothing O rt^ o n presenUy un- Boggini pledges that. If elect­ Legislature. By its appropi'la- k^-thimHh tmc^xxiokfcratloMi ^ wblchj^ end Oct. ed, he “will seek to make tlons this body wlU determine BEAUTY SALON CD&L i ^ eri^ planning.’’ “• 1” the church vestry for receiving more scholarship aid available the rate of growth of the col­ f iv e s t o r e s o f FASHlO***"^ Tbe boapMal trustees wish to these articles. to deserving riudents, and to leges. The need for educatianal Opta 9 - t Deny i S '/ 'l . V emphasise tbat this new wing is LOINS encourage toe growth of toe faclUtiee is Increasing at a Artlclee that cannot be used SM B B O AD m . Ttm n . - m 9 to 9 PJL wgwitly needed now. A letter u college both in numbers and far ttoenomenal rate. Only 8 years C0M60 ~ OOMTAIN5 in the brorimre from tbe Health ^ cUltles.’’ ago there were 8.6 million stu^ CeNTER CHOPS AND ROAST Oaio FaclUtiea Planning Ooim- ®'«^tog. a Boggini'e statement foUowsr dents to our nation’s ooUegres cfl tor Greater Uto. Advertisement- “When Manchester Cfommu- and universities; today there MAlfCHGSTER WAiLPAPER Mara .teiisr, wsAiato Milstanl oonOnns the pooitian. Tbe ootm- at Unlv. af Harttard, aaya, "Ttila Door to door light bulb sale, nity College opened Ms doors are over 6.6 mUUon. The num- cotiraa altauld ba ilvaH te a. Girls’ pile lined jacket d. Boys’ nylon snowsuit efi’s letter to M iller states that antarin. collaw fraahman for. Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Funds flve years ago It had only 120 her of people taking conttoutog eomprahaflalon, apaad and in 100% nylon, by Gard­ with knitt^ yoke and H "endorsee the bospltal'a long- for G.O.P. Campaign (3ommlt- students. The Town of Manchee- education and extension courses ptudy aiiHla praritea,” ner. Sldpper blue. 4-6x. pile jacket by Gardner. esnge plan.’’ Tbe council tenn- and PAHIT 00. tee. ter has been rewarded for its has likewise increased. Blue. 4-6. $26 lb ed the oootrlbtitian of tbe btiUd- __ tound Lab aArinwr Jamaa 6 2 6 virion by seeing the coUege “In my support of our own Manb of Walarrard rM tog “high priority in terms of Advertisement - grow into a part of the Con­ Willy L ^ a -to ta llR n " at b. Girts’ nylon sno-euit e. Girls’ sno-euit by community ooUege, I wlU seek IN OTOOK NOWI evar 1,000 worda a mlnuta oommunity need.’’ The ootmeU it to the party bosses _ necticut system of state-sup­ to make more scholarship aid whan hall way through by Playland features Playland with hands(xne elso SOM that it enooursgee ft,, democracy- thacewraa. ported community coUeges. available to deserving students, smocked yoke. Lt. green/ jacquard pattern detail. support of tbe building from e l e c TT NDCON MCX! this year has an enroll- and to encourage the growth of Naw "1969" Colors dark green. 4-6x. 6 1 6 Green. 2-4. $26 LEAN, BONGUS5 c. Boys’ pile lined quilt f. Girts’ fiw^y printed COLORIZB1 PAINT jacket with contrasting reversible jacket of AS FEATURED IN HOUSE A G A R D E N snow pan'ts by Gardner. 100% nylon by Playland. "I kwad tha couraal Ifa CiUSTOM FRAMES SHADES—ALL T7PE8 raalty axhlllratln. and Blue. 4-6x. $26 Red or blue. 4-6x. 6 1 6 DEL MDNICD ARTIST SUPPLIES LADDERS—WE SELL aacHIn^" aaM Mra. WInllrad Ainaturo, WALLPAPERS FAMOUS NAME BRANDS Waal Hartford mMhar g. Girls’ quilted jacket with braid trim by Gardner. 249 B R O A D S T ., M A N C H E S T E R , C O N N . — 949-9148 of fiva. .ha now raada Lt. blue/royal blue. 2-4 $ 2 6 29 BCOUNTAIN AVE., BLOOBIFIELD, CONN. aavan timaa fattar. A GOOD MATCH! TWO OOBIPLBTE S T(»E 8 TO SERVE YOU

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wiU offtciata. Burial wlU ba in daughter of iS n ' Francea Free­ Section Two WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 Pages 21 to 40 Woodarard Camatary, Ajliterd. man of Hyemto, Mam, and the Fund at 61.35% South Viet Obituary VManda may oaU at the (Add late William Freeman, end had Blvery effort to push toe Dodd Says State B^Ba^al Home, IS BUli^ton Uved In Manchester tar toe peat 36 years.' For the peat 20 yeora United Appeal drive above ▲.tre., ftodcvOla, tomorrow from the half-way mark aeemed Envoys See aha has been a member of Man­ > to a and 7 to 9 p.m. in eiddence at toe second re­ Death Claims chester Country dub. She was Roy Guilty, ■ Special Visit Ilia fUatly aunraato that port meeting with contribu­ Best for Jetport Heralding Politics tfaoaa wU M nf to do ao make emi^oyed as a saleswoman for Halt Coming 12 years with toe OonnaoUcut tions of $3,228,029 or 61.86 Dy SOL B, OOBRIf BlVKxIinobile mamorial eontrlbiAlona to the per cent of the $8,681,862 goal Ex-Teacher Natural Gas Oorp. of Hartford (Oonttmied Frem Fogs One) WASHINOTON (AP)— Thom­ atudy la financed by the Mate Jury Finds RookvlUe Baptlat O iaf ch Organ olocton, when tha ejqMmalon ot the language before ahe retired four years com ing In today. as J. Dodu, D-Oonn., told Fsd- and the Department of Homing Here Tomorrow MIm BHa JmOi AdaUJd* S\md. diptomats ki Porto to toot Tito is ago because of lU health. This compared to the $3,- eral Aeronautics Axknhilztratlon and Urban Dovelopmafit they go to toe poUs Nov. 6, will laboratory In the high achool. K ia fo viei of N«w Cuiaan, tar In Tax Case The Maneheotor Red Chaos Survlvora, beaidea her 081,919 which represented carrying the tatost toougbto iif (FAA) officials Tuesday that Bakko eald Us egenoy’s da- oaot balloto tor a prealdent and orcr «0 r ^ m a aodal atudies Mra. Jndifli 63.28 per cent o f toe goal at Oonneotlout Is to# "most aooes- clstonr wiU probably b s Influ­ School officiate and toe 'vmrl- baa ochaduBd a special Vlalt to- husband and mother. Include a toe Johnsoa admiiOatiotlao on a vlos prasidant, a U.S. aanator, Tax preparer Uoyd B. Roy taacher at the formar Banard Kra. Judith Oktaint CHnattt, this point In toe camptdgn sibla, the most avallebls and enced by the auivey raaults. oua PTA’a, particularly the Lin­ 74, or 10 Botton S t , wktaw of Son, Daidel R. DeMartin of East bomb h alt ! a state aiMtor, morrow of tha BBotonohfla for Junior High School, now known lost year. the safest" place for :a nsw. "With the peesaga of time," atate rtpra- coln School PTA, are mounting was oonvloted yesterday after­ Baal Bo CSitnattl, dtad ytaaterday Hartford; three brotoecs, Johnson dedorad in August aU employes of the Town o t aa Bannatt, dlad yaaterday at General Chairman Robert New-York-araa Jet alrpdk. ha eald, "toe daelrablUty of too aenteitlvaa, and Juaticos o f the a maaMve public Information noon on 13 counts of filing at ICanoheatar X am orlal How Eugene Freeman of Man- that toe bomhiiig will end cnly Norwalk Hoqittal. C. Buell Jr,, congratulated Dodd urged the FAA to con­ eeetem ConnooUout eite inv- peace. campaign for passage of th e Manchaater. Tha unit wU ba p ita ! ch e^ er, WUUam Freeman when Hanoi layo som e in- fraudulant Income tax returns •et up in the Oentral Fteshouaa kUaa Krapoarloa waa bom in of Virginia 'Beach, Va., and toe four companiea Uiat re­ sider his homestats tor toe site provoe." bond Isauez. X tb. Chlnatti waa bom Aug. ientkto to scale down fighting in AHbough three state repreeen- by a U man Jury which de- next to tha l&miclpal Buttdfaig Naw Canaan. Sha racalvad her Dana Freem en o f Ncorto Fal­ ported making their Fair of a foiuih Jetport during a The FAA originally favored They are urging parento to SB, 18M In O a lla n ^ MSano, Share. A total of 29 to date the South end to engogo in prod­ tatlvee from Manchester will be i* berated for aiitliour before de­ between 1 and 6 p.m. BS degraa from the Naw Brit­ mouth, Mass.; a sMer, Mie. uctive negottotfona But to dote gathering of federal and Oon- the northern New Jeraey Mte. vote approval Nov. 6. Italy, and Uved in Stafford have made 100 per cent or elected, each voter will cast hla ain State Teachara CoUega, and Helen Rabrilo of Hyclnnls; and there has been no enqs^icit evi­ neeUeut ofinotals In his office. That, Bakke noted. Is "poUUoal- The Lincoln School PTA, livering the veitoct in Federal Town officiate as well am xm- Sprtnga bellora coming to Man- better of their quotas and or her ballot for osdy one-toe taught In New Canaan and Tar- two grandchildren. dence to suggest Hanoi has res­ Oscar Bakks, FAA associate ly unaoUevable" beoauss of op- which resigned from tbs nation­ Court In Hartford. Roy had been peveentoUvee of the Blood Pro­ cbaatar 13 yiara ago. She waa will receive dtUenahlp one to rsfoeoent that voter's rytrllla betara o o n ln c *<> X an- Funeral servioee will be heM ponded. planning direotori told a nawr -position from .Gov. Rldtard al PTA organlsaUon several accused of adding or omitting gram are hopeful toot town esn- a mambar o t St Bridget awards from, toe Greater Dtetrlot FViday a t U a.m . at the Hcrimes Some authorities hove been oonferenoe after the meeting Hughes. PoaMUe Naw York years ago but came back Into pertinent information on tax re­ ployee will parfioipate in tMs Churdi. Tlartford Comiriunity Chest Assembly DBMct 18 includes Funeral Homq, 400 Main St The saying recent North Vtstoamase that os other proposed sites atate ettes, he explained, ware the fold last year, la paired with turns he prepared. drawing aa part cf their ocen- Survtvora include a daughter, in recognition of their ef­ S ecreta ry Voting DBtrlot 1, the WaddeU Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaiw, Inaotkm cn toe batUeflelds could ruled out beoauae of "rather the school board In the major Roy, whose trial began last muntty eervlce. ICna Lioula A. RoaaUlo o f Man- forts. have appeared leas dasirabts, School; and VoUng District 3, pastor, of South Methodist be interpreted os restraint But John F. Jackson, head Ulnarl- forblddliig oontoura." effort lor approval of the new Thursday, faced chargee In a Mrs. Ruth BogUedv chairman cherter; toree eiatera and a With a look toward toe last Oonneotlout has gained. toa Community Y. Church, will officiate. Burial U.S. oftloere in Saigon doubt an at Mary Cheney library, was Bradley Internatlotwl Airport Lincoln SchoM bond issue. . 14-ltem Indictment, t'wo of vdilch of toe Red Cross Blood brother In Italy, ihraa grand- report meeting which will Referring to strong objeotlan Aesembly District 16 includes w ill be in Efust Cemetery. tola elected secretary of the New has also been abnoM dlscouat R has contributed funds were dropped before the end Program, noted that during the chihhan in Manciiester, and two end the drivd Q ct 28, James from New Jersey poUtloal lead­ VoUng Dtotrict 8, Buckley Fiends may call at toe funer­ American military leadera Elngland Library Association at ed, Bakke eald, beoause "It toevard toe brochure prepared of the trial. Of the two counts last three montoa alone Man­ nteoea In Stafford SprtaigB. C. Turner, Conimynlty Cheat en to a Jetport In the northern School; Voting Dlslrlct 4, High­ al home tomorrow from 2 to 4 maintain that toe North Viet­ its oonveotlon held raeantly at part of their atete, Dodd said: does not have toe potentUl for by the school board, and la con­ that wen dit^iped, one contain­ chester Memorial Hbapital has Ih e fin era l wlH be heU F ri­ executive director'^ observed land Pork School; and Voting and 7 to 9 p m . nam war effort to slowing down Wentwoith-by-the-Sea, Newcas­ "We cai^t wait for a poUtioal development into a fourth Jet- ducting an Open House Nov. 3 ed an error, and the govern­ used bhwd at a rate far in sec- day at 9:18 a-m. from the that the "campaign has a DBtrlot 6, Nathan Hale School. cesB of toe numiber of pinta TTm family suggests toot through weartnesB, B83 bom b­ tle, N.H. decision In New Jersey. port" and Is In a congeMed and 8, Jiait before election, to ment hod no ■witness for the Hobnaa Funeral Home, 400 long way to go before the Aaaombly District 30 includes drawn at local BkxidmoMto tboM wishing to do so make ings and toe capture of huge on- “The need B too Immediate, area. elijiw the puUtc the oondfUons other. Many of the 12 witnesses ICain St, with a aolemn high goal is made and cmly 12 VoUng DBtrlot 6, the West Side vlMta. MAaa of requiem at St Bridget memorial contributions to toe emy arms and food oodiea too'ufgant. D6 we have to wait Sites In the eaet^ro part of tho in the present Lincoln Sohooi. who gave testimony In the ease Manchester Cancer Society, 287 days remain to accomplish Reo; and VoUng DUtrict 7, Ver- Church at 10. Burial will he in In the day’s talks, Harrtmsn tor a .trag^ air dieaatar over state now seem quite removed Funds for the cost of the bro­ were Manchester residents. Ths E. Center St I t ” and Thuy seemed to reflect toe Nobel Prize plaaok School. St Eklward’a Cemetery, Staf­ The goal this year Is al­ New York City before we take from the Naw York area which chures come also from private maximum sentence B three ford Spalngs. mood of serious, captious hopes action that is needed nowT" the Jetport would also serve, contributors. In addition, th e year’s imisisonmeiit and a $6,- Openings Exist Drew Fiedler most 10 per cent higher than of p ea ce.' A poll of Mancheeter voten, FMenda may call at the funer­ last year’s. The money rais­ To study the quallflcaUons he eald. But with a coottaniing Mlamfieotor Chsunber ot Com­ (XX) fine on each count. Senfeno- Army Spec. 4 Drew Fiedler, The Amertoon repeoited an old Awarded to al home tonight from 7 to B ed will help keep 71 agencies and publlo reaction of Oonneotl- shift of traffic brought on by I oonduoted by 70 selectod Social merce/has provided funds for Ing B expected to take place In Fun Festival 23, of Groton, eon o f Mr. and offer by Johnsoh to bring North and tomorrow from 3 to 4 and in 11 towns operating for X * concerning such an air fa­ Inereoeed travel to and from { Sctenca otudente a t Mandieater newngjaper advertising. In about two weeks after a pre- Vietnam into a biqte, interna­ 7 to 9 p.m. Bl^. Andrew Fiedler of Groton, 3 Americans cility a survey Is being made Boston and sueoaoe In Ugh- I OommunHy OoUege, ahowa 44 Hie Manchester Property eentenoe inVeettgatlon B con­ There are still openings for 1969. tional, cooperative pregnun for formerly of Manchester, waa (Oenttniied From Page One) I of the atate’a airport needa, aaid train networks, he added, ; per oent for Richard Nixon, 82 ducted. ‘first through tMrd graders In the economic devdopmsnt in apeei O^man Aosooiatlon B opposing Btra. Aden BanSeld killed Saturday In Vietnam by Bakke and state Sen. WUUam the eastern Oonneotlout sMe . per cent tor Hubert Humphrey In defending Roy, Atty. F. the Saturday Fun Festival be­ Southeast Asia. oOnMruction of toe new Linooln a mine explosion while he waa Into anottwr oontalnliig 30 iet- B. Stanley of Norwiidi. The I and only t per cent for George School on toe basis that the Owen Eagan attempted to Miow ing held Saturday mornings, Mrs. A ddl BanCleld, 77, of LeDuc Statement Thuy dwelt on toe dalms Of might "not be too proUblUve.” returning from a forward out­ tere. Wallace. The remaining 21 jler that Roy had ao many returna 9 :S0 to 11:80, at the Community West laUp, N.T., mother of Mrs. the Viet Ooiy’s National Ubera^ proposed ooM B too high, wiwn Christopher W. Totten of BO post. 'J!he medical iwlsa Is one ot “Cent were undecided. - — oompered to the ooM of otter to do that he made errors la Y, 79 N. Main St. His parents were notified Exposes Barry, Uon Front to speak as the right­ Summit St, died Thtnwday at a fi've set up to be awarded oa- The otudente queeUmied 600 schools in toe area. reporting sources of Income and Norton BerkowKz, EUlngton > EMsahetli A. Krspewtea Monday of his death. ful representative of toe South West IsUp hospital, Mayor Oaims miaUy under toe will cf Alfred Manchester regtetered 'VDten, Otter oppoeitlasi to toe new taxable items for hla oUento. In High School art teacher, wlU In­ Survlvora, besides hla par­ Vietnamese people at any peace Nobel, toe inventor of dynamite. Kosygin in Prague chosen on the boois of a croeo struct in collage, ■weaving, and cheetar. She retired in 1967 after SurvtVMB alro Include 6 other parley. But Thuy was careful school te on the hasB that Oet»- the last year covered by the 4B yeaia of service, and lived In daughters, 4 sons, 49 grandchll- ents, include a sister, Mrs. Paul Manchester Mayor Nathan Each wlH be worth $70,000 this section of the town. tar Springs Park abouM remain Indictment, R oy filed 1,736 re­ paper work. Ann Preston, R. Lewis of Claremount, Calif., not to say toe front Aould be year. The poll ehnwa also a 57 j>er UOonn physical education ma­ Mancheater until going to New dren. and 16 great-grandchil- AgostlnelU charged today that the only representative of toe a perk and that no posts cf it turns, according to an Investiga­ and several aunts and uncles in The Nobel Peace Prize for jor, WlU supervBe children In Canaan eight years ago. dren. a statement yesterday by Mrs. South. cent prefenaMe for Ben. Abra- ahoukt b# Bat tion conducted by the Internal the Manchester area. Mary LeDuc, regarding stu­ 1968 waa awarded O ct 9 to Prof. I ham RIbloaff, oompered to 26 games and tumbling. During her long career at ^^i****** aervlcea were hdd Harrlmen also ■warned that To Pen Agreement Revenue Bervlce, which would (HnaU rtioto br Pinto) The Byles Fiineral Home, dents turned away at Manches­ REne Casein of FtancS, who per cent fof Ida GOP rival, PHt- Under the terms of the town’s mean he had to prepare about Registration may be made at Barnard Junior High School. ^ Groton, is in charge of arrange­ toe war is thrusting all Viet­ ter Community College, is on heads toe European Court of win May ./The remaining 18 per coekrajot for goztMge and re­ 20 returns a day. The tax season the Community Y any day be­ ahe served>d as the Manchester ««««*. ^.T. ments. namese ever further behind fel­ Human Rlghta (Conttnned from Page 0«e) " ' — ------Burial was yesterday in St "indirect attack cn Dave Bar­ low Asians in the struggle for a cent stated they were undecid­ fuse ocUectioQ, toe oontrootor B lasts from Jan. 1 to April 16. Ready for Rosary Society's Autumn Fair fore 8 p.m. or on Saturday r^tawn chairman for the Amer- The literary laureate of the icsn Junior Red Cn-sfarmany 0«aa«»a, West Indi... ry’s vote agsinst toe amend­ better life. to ■welcome Oendk two days ago '••Wmeo 60,000 and 100,000 ed. required to foilow this rule — In testifying In defense of Roy, morning, and fees wlU ba ad­ year is to be choeen here Tliur»' In Moscow. troops in the country. Estlmatos The poU, which ashed sdee- clea that will be on sale at an Autumn Fair spon- justed (or those who missed the years, and as the first librarian Funerals ment which would have allow­ "After ccntalnera are esnpUed, Herbert Helmov, a publlo ac­ A Raggedy Ann doH held by Mary Lynn Barrett, Forrest V. Adams ed som e 1,000 additional stu­ day. A German iwvciiat Gueii- More soviet mlUtary offlom, « «»» WM oocupatom toros Uvo queottezi regarding voUng they aball be replaced to their countant from West Hartford, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. FS:«derick Barrett of 84 Bored by St. Bridget Rosary Society on Saturday first class. Further information and teacher of Ubrary usage at _____ , „ . . . . . ter Grasa Is conaldered among may be obtained by caUIng Man­ Mrs. LetitU M. Irwin dents to attend comm'unity col­ inriii(t1ny sivenU g w w n lt, w m ^*2?* 275,000 to 000,000. haUta, revealed toot Manobee- origtoel location prior to etnpty- ssdd he "wouldn’t have attempt­ Bowers St., amuses bot^ Mary Lynn and Michael from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the St. Bridget School the Elisabeth Berniet Ubrary at , the top prospects. The remalis- chester Program Center.. toe school. Before she retired. Adams of 286 E. Mid- Fhmeral services for Mrs. leges tots faU. White House at the airport toon Czechoeiovak f!?****** l*®mlssd to ■ ter to a pofmlar town tor opUt- ing. In an upright pooMion and, ed it . . . toe returns weren’t Francis Joy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Joy of 142 cafeteria. Coffee and doughnuts will be available hig prizes, for physics and ting Uckete. where appUoeible, with their ahe denatod her eS L S ^ Tpk“- ^ Letltla M. Irwin of 108A Blue- "That," be stated, "to exactr officere and too two gmnw •««» given enough otteeiUon, enouBh Woodbridge St., as they look at some of the arti- during fair, and hincheon wiil be served at 11:30. chemistry, wtU be distributed stood noticeably apart frotn f klwallzlng trendo la CkoMio- N early 70 per cent of the 600 oovere on." field Dr. were held yesterday ly what our party has been O ct so. _____ 1 time hasn’t been taken with the Va. afternoon at Holmes Fiineral pointing out in toe ads ot Mr. Denies Talk eato other. slovmkla wore halted and the po- poUed said they w U hpUt their returna prepared by Roy ahown Couidluencies Grow erals to the Lutz Junior Mu- The American scleatiats wen Survtvon also Include anotoer Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. Barry’s negative 'voting rec­ tim« i mmm ******* ** ***• 0»m m uolM patty tloheto. and 78 per cent aoM they Whatever Happened To De­ here In court.” Chief Asst. U.B. Dr., Vernon; MM. Beatrice Brlon Howard, 170 Brynn Dr. Broad St.; Mrs. Gall KomMruat strengthened. The sbeene# ■it: WASHINGTON — In the ear­ son, a daughter, eight grand- Clifford O. Simpson, pastor of ord ." had apUt their Uofcete In the partment —Whatever happen­ Atty. John F. Muloahy Jr. In Hospital Notes Also, Mrs. Gail Matterapo and and oon, 8 Meodowood Rd., Tol- Burvivora Include a brother auidren, and two great-grand- O fBom bH alt orttlclsm In too Bovlot press 3 ed to town efforts to buy the Breen. 46 BlaeeU B t; M ltch ^ ly days of the no.tloa, the a'ver- Center Congregational Church, A gostini to toe Republican paM. . cross examination asked the aou, 16 Poifcer St; MM. Joan land; MM. loaheUe Maicowtes ^ i^resentetlve In Congress WUUam Krapowlcz, and two sis- (Oopfimied frem Fage One) and Phyalology, It said they privately owned Manchester CfaentetewMcl, 196 High Bt., officiated. Burial was In Bast candidate for state senator from ^ *“ ****“ tadlostss pro- wltnesa if he would consider any An evening vBtttiig Otodo and daughter, South and nan, 16 Farmstead Lane, gpoke tor a district ot 88,000 tore. Miss Ella Krapowlcz and FunenJ services wlQ be hdd worked tadependenUy, but that »*•“ *• mads toward Water Co., and whatever hap­ RockvlBe; Mrs. Eunice Flta- Cemetery. toe 4th Senatorial District He -periodic lulls In ground fighting oonnrinAtioii ttm t th* agrw thfnn ioeie In addtUan to voUng for oan- of the returns toown. in court at S pjn., and start, la the patridc, 46 OT.eory Dr.; Walter WInctoor; MM. Joan Rateton and RookvUle; MM. Virginia Bal- penons. The constituency of to- Miss FTorence Krapowlcz, all of M«wiay at 1 p.m. at toe John- their Investigations dldatoa for public office on Nog. pened to toe $6,(XX) allocated u Bearers were Kenneth Morri­ Is opposing David Barry, the in Vietnam and U.S. military es­ ment wa* r*ady for eieninr. a sa! were complicated. Helmov sold, varloaa nidte at: Pediatrics, 8 Jones, 84 Pork FI, Rockville; daugtker, 866 Oakland St.; MM. kw and daughter, Thompaon- day's average congressman U New Canaan. son Fwzeraf Home, North Ber- son Sr., Steven Waldo, Warren toward toe sohiUon of a oom- 6, the etec tore wUt vote on three montoe ago by the Board of Dl- incumbent Democrat timates show the Infiltration of moo problem. Gzechoalovsk rourreTinLaM^ "not necessarily.’’ p.m.; self oorvioe milt, 19 a.m .; Donknic' PtoocAo, 28 Judith D r.; Diana Merteotia and aoQ, IM vlUe. close to 460,000. Funeral services will be held wide, Maine. Waldo, George Adams, Wood- men from the North Into the refereadum queotions, oalltig' reotora 'for engtoeeiing studies OroweU Hoose, 6 p.m. week- tomorrow at 2 p.m . In the chap------Mrs. LeDuc is the Democratic Nlrenberg, 41 and a Nsw ed that Mbeoow wanted toe pact .y*Lf***^ and approteals of the water com­ In hla cloaing arguenent Mlul- row Trotter, and Alfred Magee. South has dropped roughly one oonoiuded in Prague to give ft ~*X*|**.*. o*Pc lfl» to Bern re- for sohooi Ix M teauea totahiw days, 8 p.m., weteneida and koU- d of the New Canaan Oongre- Mra Victor Addabbo candidate for state representa­ Yorker, opened this researdi cohy tMd the Jtxy that the re­ third last month from the sum­ roora the appesrsaoe of on V** sitWol In EMtser- $3,046,000. pany’s hokflngsT doya; private rooena, 19 ojn,i tive from Manchester’s 18th As­ area by a very s lm i^ but In- turns hod been ftiilfled In three gathmal Church. Burial will be Mrs. Lulgla Dragone Addab- Mra. Mary B. Smttfa mer high o f 30,(XX). The fitM to for $1,966,000, for aesnl-private rooena, I sembly District She to opposing experiment and by fol- ognemont reached by equsla pjta .i in Lakeylew Cemetery, New bo, 08, 27 Walker St., wife F^meral services for Mrs. FoUowing the White House Kenioum a near Unoobi flcfaool in Oeeder ways: Folse expenses had bean vBttoig In 819, 814, s M 918 Is Canaan of Victor Addabbo, died yas- Donald Genovesi, the incum­ iowktg up his breakthrough he Prevlou. SovleMMeohoSvak ^ Town WiU Buy Indtoated, axamptBoa ftir non- Mary B. Smith, formerly o f ’ statement, the President and hla ■greements foOowliig toe liiva- ^***** Springe Park. any tlmo tor tmmodlato lainBy The Franklin Hoyt F^meral terday at Manchester Memor- bent Republican. could clarify the general char­ exIeiBnt children had been Bluefield Dr., were held yes­ adviaera were said to be keep- Sion were concluded ki ^ authior o f the ooo- The second is for $868,000, for Ski Tow Rope only, wHh a Bve-mhmte Umita- iimi Hmne, 199 Main St, New Cap lal Hospital, terday afternoon at WatUns- AgosUnelU, hi a statement is­ 'ing the situation under constant acter cf the genetic code^ the rsfilaaenMnt and improvement Maimed, or obvioue itema Of In- sued today, said, "Mrs. LeDuc’a Carollae Institute faculty said. and are generally rsgaided as ********* reform program' which tioo. Afternoon vBMtag botare In naan, is in charge of arrange- Mis. Addabbo was born Sept. Weat F^ll>eral Home, 142 B . Cen­ study. Some knowledgeable offi­ Soviet-dletatod. touehed off too UboraUtatlon of toe heeUng and vanUiaUng The Town ot Manchester hae ooine had been omitted from obstetrioo are 8 to 4 p.ia. then mcntoL 39, 1902 in N od, Italy, and bed statement also shows the lack of Dr. Kborona, boro in Raipur, taken the next and near last 7 ter St. The Rev. James Bot­ cials w8toe4„oga^\$t, dr^vXf CMtoaMarek in«finu.. i_ a .. ****^0 In CMobof^ovakla. Bo rs- fadhttea at Beemet Junior High toe retuRte. He aald tha Inua begin again at 7 p-m. Vlolton Manchester niere wUl be no calling hqurs. Uved In Manchester for the past toms s f St. M ary's Episcopal unity among toe Democrata.” any long-range conclusions ItoUa, in 1922, 6hd H oB ^, io m SchDol; for tnatehatlon of a oon- step toward completion of its B Mk wtMther or pot fotee kii, _____ 11 years. She was a member of AgostinelU’s entire statement toe aoma year in Urbana, HI., scribed toe ■*«**^ ***9*^ violent govlot crlU- on asked not to smoke in pa­ Church officiated. James Mc­ about the future from the state­ creto floor In the Bennet beat­ new ski slope — M B advertB- formation was entered or peetl- tient's rooms. No more ttaa two St. James’ Church. Kay was organist. ftdlows: ment. ,• probed the fine structure of toe ing plant; for rapteoement and' Ing for bids for furnishing.» Bont itanai delated from tha Mi gMwtfo m a n o A libw Visitors at one tlmo per pattenr. i S A V l N G S Emma Newberry Bearers were TTiomas Moore, "Mary LdJuc’s Indireot at­ Specifically, these authorities «“-»«»; ...... — S£f»b!5;- Improvement cf heoUhg and 3,100-foot-long, sklrtow rope. turns, blit ths queeklon w u Jack Johansen, Henry Dzied- tack on Dave Barry’s vote said the declaration that there it is used by the cell for the Uo- Ckechoolovajc radio and news- . ventilating fadliUea at Nathan The new ski Mope, at Herculez Fatleeito Yeaterdayi 816 ■yntbesis of protelua paper reports said bssto ssrss _■*, '■P********** tor the Bwlaa wtiethec or not Roy intended to D ie s at 100 in quale Addabbo, Luca Addabbo, zinsid, and Elmer Malaney. against toe amendment 'which has been no basic change in the Hale School; and ite Inataaing Dr.,' off Keeney Bt, will replace flalrify them. He also said, *1to ____ Francesco Addabbo, all of Man- Nlrenberg, who heads the sec­ ment on the pact bean M Juztloe said, ADMITTED YEflTBRDAY: iilli: would have allowed som e 1,000 situation dore not mean that a elactronio boiler bontrote at the one ett Mt Neho, Bit to the act IfltentlonaUy U is not naoes- & L O A X S q UII i Vt^ n H g fkF Chester, and Mario Addabbo of additicnal students to aittnid basic change would be Impossi­ tion of biochemioal genetics at reached but Intoreted ■***•«**»*• MmUy had B a n ra ta , Highland Park, Rdbert- relocated R t 6. Mrs. Helen Andrews, 66^ Sohooi iillll In Prague had yet to give final •*’ *red on a private viott oad ho oary tost a person gain from Monterey, C alif.; two daugfa- community ccrileges tola year is the National Heart Institute In aon, Vatplanok oiM WaddeU Bids for fiw rope 'wUl be open­ Brief Meeting ble on very short notice. accept*nc6. w m unawsre that had aakad Ms act directly. An Increase at; Mm. Judtto Bazry, 478 B. Asmeiation exactly what our party has been Bethesda, was educated at the Schoota. ^OUTH WINDSOR — Miss **” • Llppolls d ed next Wednesday at 11 a-m. In leiiliinsi la the motive for Center S t ; WlHlam Boeohor, Emma Florence Newberry, 100, Manchester and Mra. Laura Ca- Held by MHA pointing to hi the oda of Mr. Univeraity of Florida and re- Prague sources said ths Oze- ^ •■F******- The third B for $112,000, for In the Municipal BuUdbig. folslfylng the retuma." Tha tn- Barry’s negative 'voUng rsooed. ceivad his Ph.D. In biochemis­ choelovaks were -u—atttfled physical education apparatus The rope, when delivered. Is RtvanMe Dr., Vernon; Arthur of Main St died yesterday at a alstera, veMUgetixxi by the HUS revealed G 1 a s t o n bury Oonvzles- Mra, Mark Indiana of Manches- The Manchester Housing try from the Univeraity of Mich- and equipment at Manchester to be of three-atrand, synthetic Bowter, 89 Dover R d .; F red­ Authority met in a brief meeting "To quote Mra LeDuc on toot Roy's buelnaaa had increas­ cent Home. lOas Vittoria Dragone of -why several hundred students People in 1$^ in 1967. He received the JSirSTit^'^.SStS Confirmation High School and at Bennet Jtm- fiber, one-inch in diameter, erick Buaiere, 16 Ppootor Rd.; lost night and heard a report ed ikom 878 returna and $6,- MIm Newberry w m boni Jan. ^^^y- Domlnik Coppl NaUonal Medal of Science from courts occupation tnopa ae- MO8O0W (AP) — Fhrmer So- ior High School, aa weU as In mounted on two spools — 1,200 by executive director Leon Ehid- were turned away at Manches­ Prealdent Johnaon In 1966, 3B1 In fees B 1961 to 1728 re- Richard CarabiUo, 419 Graham 24k 1868 in South MifiiMlaor, and Hartford; and seven grand- ter Community College, They cuted of Uw breaking as weU as viet spy Rudolph Abel oon- the elementary schooB; and for feet of rope on eaMi spoM. eriin that the development pro­ ■ His research Interests include, tuma and $9>B78 in foes in Rd., Wapplng; Tboenaa Oatrier, bad Uved In South Wkidaor aU chUdren. ■were turned away, not because flnanclal arrangements for toe firmed Tueeday that he stUl la gram for project CONN-26t3, the beside the genetic code, the IBM. U AUce Dr.; Jamee Chartter, of her life. She was a former The funeral wUl be held Sat- they lacked resources or desire, The News cost of basing toe troope. cooperating with Soviet inteUl- authority’s northend housing for mechanism of protein synthesla Oernlk was mist by a large gence. B ogan, in Mb remortce, said 316 Center St.; Mrs. Maureen asatstant Ubrarion at toe South ««My at 8:80 a.m. from the but rather, they were turned Wiadaor library. WP- Qul* Funeral Home, 228 the eUeriy, has been reviewed and nucleid adds. crowd on hlz arrival at Prague Abel, 66, waa Interviewed by the errors on the returna were Ohlppe, ThompeonviUe; Mm. by the New York Regional Of­ away beoause t ^ state to not HHETt Netc Opponent Survlvore include two broth- Main St, ■with a aolemn high Khorana started his career os airport, but the mood ■was sub- Smena, a youth mogaaine. Ha due to Incompetence and negfi- Atthea Crepon, 266 Hmrod Rd.; keeping abreast of the chang­ KANSAS em r (AP) — vice ere, Dwight Newberry and Lez- Mass of requiem at 8t. James' fices of HAA-HUD and return­ an organic chemist. During dued, reflacting the unpopularl- baa been In Moecow since 1962 genaa on Royh pout. "What MM. Sophia Gadrtn, 491 Abbey ing tim ea’ President Hubert H. Humidirey •He Newberry, both of South Oiurch at 9. Burial wiU be In ed to the HAA-HUD offices In 1960-63 he worked wkh the No­ ty of the Idea of having Russian when be was exchanged for U.S. Roy did waa not crtmlnal,’’ *he Rd., Wapplng; MIchaal GtaoW, Washington, D.C., for final ap­ "Mr. Barry stated that he ran Into a new opponent for the bel Prize winner A. Todd In troope in Ctechoslovakia. Intelligence pilot Francis G ^ 74 Thrall Rd., Vernon; MM. Wtndsor, and two nieces and James’ Cemetery, proval. presidency Tuesday—Winnie the sold. "He received ao remuner­ two nephews. FViends may caU at the funer- voted against the amendment CamMdge, Englaim, on build­ A brief communique Tuesday Powora. Abel rem ains kwiirnarei Blanche Henry, 62 Benton 8L; At a previous meeting this Pooh. ation tor these nkatakee. They Oraveside services wlU be home Friday from 2 to 4 that would have allowed 1,000 ing tip a complex biological sub­ said toe OseMioslovaks and the ble to the Western press. WUUam Hbrnlah, Andover; Mrs. month, Enderlin told the com- Hiunphrey made a two-mlnute Presenting w ere filed In too much baste. held tomorrow at 2 p.m. 1 n 7 to 9 p.m. more Students to attend oom- stance called nucleotides. Soviets "exchanged views co... He said that while in prison in Evelyn Labrecque, Bast Hart­ mtostoners that the project had surprise appearance on a chil­ Anyone who does Iks woric In nminity cnilegea because it was In toe late 1960s, Khorana was the question of toe terms for the the United States he painted a ford; Mra. Alice Landry, 188 Center Cemeitoiy. The Rev. been returned by Washington to dren’s television show shortly the haste that Mr. Roy did la sponsored by Republicans— ready to take the next step, temporary stay of Soviet portrait of toa late John F. Ken- THEWATCHBAND Walker Bt; the Rev. Walter Uoyd VnUlamz wQl officiate. Okarles A. New Yorii for a “review and after the idee president had fin­ bound to moke wkatakea, to be (State Senate Journal, page •tar^big experiments to combine troops" In Ckeoboslovalda. liedy who wa» tosn jn’saldsnt. LoomB, 86 Ferguson Rd. •Hie Benjamin J. CkBahan Fh- CXIVESNTOY—Charles Auguz- re-Justlflcatlon of costs,’’ and ished taping, a TV Interview In ooreieeB.’’ 1587, HoU Call Vote—Barry several nucleotides. His final/ Details were not revealed, but He forwarded It to the then at- nenl Home, 1602 Main St., Ekwt tun LaBarron, 74, of East Hart- waa In the process of that re­ the same studio. THAT T a ts According to Eagan the mar­ Ateo, Bteven Merovontdi, 83 N ay.) aim was to be able to synthesize reportefrom Prague have Indl- torney general Robert F. Kan- Hartfbrd, to In charg« of ar- ford, father of Vernon W. La- view. ♦ gin of error computed for th e Ridgefield Ett.; MM. JUlie N( ‘ T beUeve that a bUl, regard­ The master of ceremonies, In the test tube nucleidd aetdir cated Cl the Sovleta want to keep nedy. rangfemento. J3arron of Coventry, died yes- In other business, EncIsiUn Torey Southwlck, told the vice TIME. number of returna in queatlon 782 Center Ett.; Mrs. OeoUe P ar­ There win be no ealUag hours, torday at bto boms. less of whdoh party sponaora H, containing a known sequaniWIM Of told the commissioners that res­ shmdd be adopted K It will help president that children appear­ nucleotides. ae compared to the total num­ ent, 37 liUey Bt.; Dart Prlert, ------Burvlvora also include Ms idents of Westhill Gardens wlU the psoi^e. ing on the show favored a differ­ The synthetic mideld acids he ber of returns was .8 per oent. 38 Benton Bt; John Schwairice, Frank F. DeParelia wtfe, two other aons, a brother, be asslsUng the U.S. Poet Office ent candidate for the presiden­ Andover; MM. Joy Beoora, An­ "Mrs. LeDuc’s statement also managed to produce ,m ads It He called tola caae toe "mud VERNON —Frank P. DePa- seven gnandchildren, and four in Manchester with the sorting on the wall ooee" acqrlng toot dover; Frank SokotowaU, WUD- rolls, 68, of 76 Hiltoids Ave., bus- greaf-grandchOdren. shows toe lack of unity among cy- possible for Khorana,to inveati- of mall during the Christmas ‘ Jre, I waa afraid of that," ^ate the"genrtfo:::;^reri;«^ If you throw enoush mud on sor Looka; Peter Theodore, Best band of Mrs. AmelU Dnvlduke Funeral aervlcea will be held rush. toe Democrats. said Humphrey. DORMERS IdHumnhrev. ... ------mfida. toe waU some of it la bound to Hartford; MM. HUIeen Wooh- "Her Indireot critldon of Mr. — code for all an DeiParolto, died yeatonlay at « . tomorrow at 2 pjn. at Rose But when told the children’s stick. He said toat Roy bed bum, Ekuet Hartford. Barry to further evidence of toe Around 1960 /inU /intensiva re­ Francis Hospital, Hartford. mu Fimerel Home, 580 Elm a 1 ' rw i favorite was Winnie toe Pooh, received no great income ftom “iilf need to elect a team that will search concernlM the nature of the toy bear character In a nur­ the genetic / code—popylsfly the returns and that toare was BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son 1,, 1918, in Farmington, son of m Rp,* mu Memorial Park »>« About 1x ownVTTAJ work together. Don (Jenovesi, sery story, the vice prealdent to Mr. and MM. Richard Ma­ iliili Mrs. Maria DePorolto of West H ocl^»H . known as a f^key to Ufa"—wwa no great tax offesae committed. Mayor Nathan AgostlnelU and Bob Stavnltaky, BUI Forbes grinned and replied: "He (Roy) was rushed and lone, Brood Brook. street carried ouDln many labdrator- Hartford and the late Joaej* Frtoodi jnay oaU at the ft. State Senator David Barry and myself shall woric tor the "Oh, I’m lor Winnie the Pooh. las aroundXe world, by several he was handling more buotneos DsParolto, and had Uved In Ver- win both speak at a "M eet the good of Manchester and the He’s one of my favorites. He al­ IDIBCHAlRaElD YESTBR- ____ in H . tssnlght from 7 to 9. Nobel wlratera as well aa toan he could take.’’ non for the post 10 years. He Candidates" program tonight at people we represent, and not go most makes more sense than Pifiaa DAY; MM. Joanna Dyher, had been employed for almost am bltim young acienfiste. Muloahy, In Ms final re­ John 8 In Cooper Hall of South Meth­ o ff setfioh poMUcol tangenta anybody.” East H artford; Etteven Brown, 25 years as a service engineer T h e / folutlon cam e In 1991 marks, had IRS agent John z:::: J<*n Syme, 93, o f 14 Summit odist Church. The event which "W eX e free to represent the 106 OuaExnan D r.; Mra. GMorta at the Joseph Merritt Co., Hart­ Js open to the public is spon­ frmy a then completely un­ Foley ten the court theU Roy !i!l! St., died yesterday at Mwebes- people, and we ore not con­ Denny McLain ‘ S t a r t s ’ Howard, TbompsonviUe; Jooepfa ford. sored by toe Methodist Men’s known young American ^ bio- had enjoyed a 100 per cent tn- tor Meiiiorial Hospital. trolled by as^MUcal machine l a s VEGAS, Nev. (AP)“ — oreoae In hia builneas between Jeoevltoh, 96 Wlalker Bt.; Mrs. where you live He was an Army veteran of Club at toe cHurch. cX******« 'Nlrenberg. Mr. Syme was employed as or selfish mobyre,” Denny McLain will start tor toa Marion Wlard, 18 K6enay Ett.; World W « n. Ha was a m t ^ ^ mason at the H. Wales •The decoding of the 1902 and 1966. , ^trolt Tiger, tonlg^^rhe^/coie": It took Judge T. Emmet Clor- Mra. Sarah Wrigbit, Agawam, ^ of toe I^kvlUe Baptist Ltaws Co., Meriden, before he The Manchester Conservation TV 8ET FOB 4 ^IffiBMANB Church where he served as an retired Commlaslon has changed its- only have four men on hB the key to translate toetorv la about an hour to charge the MSoa.; Cart BaheuB, Anurtba; BONN — At the s t^ o f this "team .” / Jury and they left the oourtroom Mrs. Edna Banville, New State usher and a trustee. For many gurvivora include two s o n s meeting schedule to once every year there were Ig.sNpllllon guage of nucleid adds Into the Look at the homes on your street. If it's a typical street, years while In Farmington he g two months. It met last in Sep­ The 81-game-wlnning pitonar language of proteins, and thera- about 4:10 p.m., returning at Rd.; Regtoaid BStteworth, Lake television sets In West ■will make his Las Vegaa jubut was weU known for hto musical cheater with whom he had tember and Its next meeting by explains how the genes of a A new and revolu­ 6:10 with their verdlot. Rd., Coventry; A>en Bekdiar, most of the homes are owned by their occupants. For homes —about one set for oa an organist at the ^ saat asMlatlon with parade* and m^de hU home for the past 17 wUl be in November. ery four persons. cell direct the function of a cell, tionary calendar Gteztxxkxiry; Carol Hoefer, America is a home-loving, home-owning country. W e like to Bunge of the Riviera Hqtel. the Caroline InsUtute expUlned. Gteetenbury; TheodtHte Wtowt, ■»*!»• yean, and John Edson Syme quartet, the IMttoft T1- watchband that puts I claim a bit of this wonderful nation as our very own. We like bsahSes hto wife Wallingford; three sisters, Wider Track Set 14 Brainard FI.; Mra. Etelne Is made up of ntaathletes. whole year on your wrist Bagge, 99 Ferguoon R d.; Ctorla- to be able to do things about and in our homes, knowing that « '■If' ^®**“ ** * f?*P***"' Mrs. Margaret D eB ngga o f McLat**'* group am play such BAN FRANCISCO — The Bay Robert X ' Vernon; gtonington, Mra. Caroline Bar- Public Records — and then some. Two small Area Rapid Transit service, tlne Shannon, Gteatonbury. every tree we plant, every flagstone we lay, every bit tunes aA/On a CMir Day" and dials let you refer to any month any' two brotoM*fc„Petor DsParMto hour of Westerty, R.I., and Mrs. Apollo Crew Gives "N ice *n’ nightly tor two Warrantee Deeds adilch la building a tube under Ateo, Gary Pesao, 97 Ouab- of painting we do, is for the good of our own family. of Manebsstor and Victor De- Elizabeth Pickerel of Spring- weeks. Benedtot and Stmone ZoUo to time as a built-in calendar unrolls back­ San Franolaco Bay to cut com­ man Dr.; Dhariea Walkar, 94 Paiolto of What Hartford; and ,ieid, Maza.; a brother, James Relieving tliten in toe late In­ •totete Oomectlout, propecty wards or forwards to make your watchband a muter travel Ume, la using a Coleman Hd.; Norma Warren, three ststors, MifS JCarguerite gyme of St. Petoraburg, Fla.; on oosDar of Gardner and W whle-gauge track of 6 feet, 6 12 Ett. Lawrence at.; Mra. Pa­ If it is time you owned your own home, come in to one of IMParolto and Miss Ifery De- five grandchUdren, eight great- nings will he oXxi***'* Bhecky Oankter Sta. functional as well as handsome fashion acces­ Greene. By Economy duUdan Inc Inohea, compared with the tricia MHer, Andover; Dbuglaa Manchester Savings & Loan ofRces and talk over home fi­ Paroito, both of West Hartford, grandchildren, and a e v e r a 1 sory. Sundays and holidays in red. Choice of Another TV Show The Zion EvangeHoal Lu­ atendard 4 feet, 8H inohea. The Minor, 486 W. Middle Tpke.; nancing with the experts. We've been in this business for 77 and Mtos Helen DePanSMXo* nieces and nettoewa. (Oeotlnned train Page One) theran Church U.A.C. to Frank Twist-O-Flex® styles. Stainless steel $8.05 and Hartford. Lindeay, One of t en wider track permits lighter Nioimand Leveaque, East Hart­ years . . . longer than anyone else in town . . . so know a heap Private funeral services will ter million miles to the moon, ‘*‘- •*** ***■■*• Amzden, prop­ * REC. ROOMS . ROOM XbOltlONS yellow gold-filled $11.05. Never has a watchband tralna. Funeral sendees will be bOM ' Top officials of the National NEW YORK (AP)-mohn V. at 144 High 8t„ con vey^ ford; Mra. liuoy MUIer, Harriet tomorrow. Burial will that would mean that Apollo 8 erty abobt it. You'll be impressed with the benefits of a Savings Friday at 2 p.m. at the Rock­ AeronauUcs and Space Adminis­ Lindsay, possibly New York's tax $18.70. * GARAGES a POROUS meant so much to a man. Walnut Grove Cemietory, commanded by Air Force Col. ville Baptist Church. The Rev. tration scheduled a meeting lat­ most dapper mayor since Jim­ Whftieliall Manor Inc. to Jo- & Loan open-end mortgage. Come in tomorrow. There's no Frank Borman, will be looping my Walker In toe Roaring • . KITCHENS Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. TIB suggests that er this week to firm up plans for •n* P. and Cora W. Dyar, obligation. around the moon on Christmas Twenties, was named Tuesday by those to do so make sending Apollo 8 on a swing P»)|Mrty at 67- Shallowbrook day. os one of America’s 10 beet I 66, o f 46 We awing once around the moon or earth orbit flight, but the early AOOkISS ______SPONSORING A MEET THE CANDIDATES lAtaUB who peosed away Oct. 1«, wife o f Richard DeMartin'^ Adams, former baseball star Dr., and after Dao. 1 at 839 SU O O R < > » K 8 a » « d ’ 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 a lunar orbit trip In which the excellent performance of Apollo Joe DlMagglo, actor George C. 1 yesterday at Manebi Main 8t. CITY ------: — i ,. ______Tel______PROGRAM would circle the moon 10 7 has prompted officials to con­ Scott, financier Joseph A. Glm- The^ *«>**“ B sorrow we caimtH Uem otial Hoepital after a in 24 hours. Marriage fioenee ~ YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOR’S AGOSTINELLI & BARRY I COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 sider the moon test, which ma of New York, real .state Robert John Tymka. Hart­ Of iC ' lose of one we loved so IJlneea. et date for the launch­ would be a vital step toward a man Arthur Rubloff of Chicago 917 MAIN STREET— MANCHBSTTR AT COOPER HALL. WEDNESDAY tfra. DeMartin was bom ford, and Diono Lee 'Ihylor, 6$ P o. Box 62. Call 643-6159 ing *°*’ **■ '''***’ manned lunar landing next and businessman .TosOph A. Pi­ W. Middle Tpke., Nov. 9, W. OPBNTHURS.T0 9PA1 OCTOBER 16. MEETING DeuBitem. Sore and OtandchUdren MaMh 1$, 1918 to Wyoming, days to cover the quar- Talcottvillg, Conn. year. cons of Leonla, N. J; Jamoe* Church. Out Of Town Call ColloM OPEN. PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED •• TO AHEND .siiil lillillil f i

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER'. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 performance markedly over $641.8 billion in personal con­ the 6lymplci," Paul Haney, di­ Economic Slowdown Seen time.” sumption expenditures, $127.4 Apollo 7 Shows rector of public affairs for clared that it would be all right rors, the dates (or the Board Diary Spurs Soii^^^arch Hostile Crowd Consumer spending, which billion In gross private invest­ NASA’s Manned Spacecraft Bolton for the November elections, ac­ of Assessors appeared errone­ Scandinavians rose $8.6 billion in the second ment, an excess of exports over Seen Preface Center, said Tuesday. TAR cording to those present. ously in yesterdiay's Herald. Despite Inflation Signals Boos Curses Organize Onb quarter, waa powered by strong imports of $2.6 billion and gov­ "I get the impression it is For Father Lost in Crash -By CI.AY R, 1>01.1,AN' Everyone concerned with the The dates are Oct. 26 from automobile buying to an in­ ernment purchases totaling To ‘Spectaculars’ U t IA WASHINOTON (AP) _ One being very well received. "The Mayor Ivindsay K M A R 22 ^ f o u r Daily Activity Guide Selectmen Name Ray Soma voting machines during the ref­ 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m .; commonly describe anything crease of $18.4 billion in the. $199.6 billion. SEPT 23 r - Eighteen young psopls an d of the government’s principal networks tell me they know it is REDDING, Calif. (AP) — that in addition to Oien’s Inju­ „APR 20 According to the Stars. 'E erendum was required to be Oct. 29 from 9 a.m. to noon and above 4 per cent em inflationary. third quarter. By JIM STROTHMAN OCT 23^t4!il their parents met necsniMy at economic signals, the gross na­ in Europe," where the first "Wa won’t atop looking even if ries Phyllis had a broken left NBW rORK (AP) —Mayor To develop messoge for Thursddy, present during the cheeking last 7 to 9 p.m.; Oct. 80 from 1 to While he acknowledged that Referring to the 10 per cent AP Aeroepace Writer 23-34-56^ 3-17-28-29 As New Park Commissioner tional product, has flashed an­ show by Apollo 7 astronauts It takes a lifetime," says Aivln arm and Carla "a hurt back, John V. Lindsay was booed and rood words corresponding to numbers night in the Community Hall. 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., and Nov. the Odd FellowB HaB to oifaa- the ONP had taken a’ “ large” D7476-79^ 30-3341 M . Income tax surcharge that went $500 Founded College SPACE CENTER, Houston Walter M. Schirra Jr., Donn F. Oten, Jt;,, of the search (or hi. left kidney, sore right ankle” of your Zodiac birth sign. Ray Soma waa chosen last tried to handle the Job them­ 1 from 9 a.m. to noon and 7 ize a Scandlnavlaiv Amsiioan other SOS about inflation. But step up, Arthur M. Okun, chalr- cursed by a bostUe white audi­ ^ TAUtVS SCO One mEtchlne, according to into effect in July, Okun aidd (AP) — The dally Wally. Walt Elsele and Walter Cunningham The food ran out March 21. 1 Tolks 31 Or night by the selectmen to be (be to 9 p.m. the top White House economlet NASHVILLE, Tenn. — More father, a 69-year-old Portlamd, APR -21 61 Approisiisg OCT 24 ) selves with volunteers taking Youth Club for tbs purpose of mim of the President’s Council consumer outlays In the quarter ence at a Brooklyn Jewish cen­ 2G ood 32 Other 62 Or complaints, did not record all says a welcome slowdown al­ and Donn television show from waa beamed live Monday. Ore., hotel man whose single- The winter storms raged on and 21 new park and recreation com- care of the various prognm a, of Economic Advisors, noted the than half the Negro doctors and ( M A Y 3 Buy 33 MechonJcbl NOY 22 ■ the votes, as compared with the revealed "considerable under­ ter Tuesday night when he 63 CorKeming Manchester Evening Herald preserving the cuMure of ready has begun. courogir>g Recreation Oonunlasion ade­ formed, and the town has been tion’s goods and ssrvioss>-roae ed In 1876 with a $600 gift mode of Olen’a wife, Phyllli, 46, and lO W ith 40 Privote 70 The dec' 22 ever, which okayed the appro­ from Sweden. with prospects of a continued going Into effect." telecast of an Apollo astronaut ute tour of Apollo 7's interior, 11 £*citement quately. The new ootnmiaslotwr Gurbage Odors Gone by an ex-Unlon soldier to a now- daughter, Carla, 16, were found stumbled on the wreckage. speaking, a crowd of about 4,000 4- 5-46-48 41 Godgets 71 Sources 2-35-52-61 given Herrick Memorial Park, priation for the new elementary in the third quarter by nearly slowdown in the fourth quar­ 12 Lucky 42 Deolings But he warned against "Im­ walking in the void of space "people got to look around that in the wreckage. A Jointly writ­ In the diary, next to April 3. whites greeted him outside with :?y5a70.80-90 72 You 62-65-66 will work with the selectmen for which the oommlsslon has NEW HYDE PARK, N.T. — Miss Carol Werdelin of 49 $18 billion, to an adjusted an­ ter," Okun said. "The spurt in defunot school. 13 Your 43 Elders 73 Respect school. patience (or an instantaneous, from one ship to another early spacecraft In a way you couldn’t C A N a t Euid with the heads of the vart- Pleasant St. is {>res«ntly In ten diary told how they had sur­ was Carla’s notation; "ThU shouts of "Lindsay must g o!" t4 Confocts 44 M o y 74 Into CAPRICORN drawn a plan of development. Bidletin Board An odorous SEinltary landfill — nual rate of »870,8 billion. consumer spending is most un­ JUNE 23 dramatic slowdown." next year. do with words." would have been my 16th birth­ PoHce had to reskrain the crowd IS C o v h 45 Be 7 5 News OEC^ 23 ouB recreation programs in The development has begun, or garbage dump — has been charge of the new group. M e It was the fifth consecutive likely to be repeated, while the VENEZUELA BACKS vived for 64 day. awaiting a res­ 16 Keep 46 Gom The Ladles Benevolent Society Too much restraint In the The National Aeronautics and ^ J U L Y 23 76 Reol JAN 20 town. with a diort road, pEirklng lot sweetened in this New York is past chairman of Boandia WRITERS Plans call for another TV cue that never came. day." Tha final entries osme on which pounded on Lindsay's car 17 Novel 47 Good 77 Likely of Bolton OongregatlonEd quarter of njajor Increases—bad moderating trend In other areas year ahead, hs said, could exact Space Administration, beset by 18 S'lent 48 Now Soma Uves on Birch Mt. and and small skating area. Lodge, Vasa Order of Amertoa. camera to fly with the Apollo 8 An entry five day* after the May 4. as he drove away. 0,44-4547-59 78 Profeis>or>ols 1-10-21-31^ Church will hold a n m m i E i g e City suburb by venting the news when demand exceeds is likely to b » extended. "human costs which would far CARACAS—Venssuela's bast budget problems, hopes the ^ ‘ ^63-64-63 19 Afourid 49 Welconte 79 Friends Is on the Republican Town Oom- The group will hold a Ohrist- crew—^Alr Force Col. Frank cra*h said: "At left^ to go for The brothers study and re­ "Antiwhite propaganda will 20 Home 32-78-84-89^ Voting Machine Checked SEde Saturday from 9 a.m. to heaps of trash with perforat­ supply and pushes prices up. "More generally, I would wiitsrs are repreeented in the 50 Through 80 Written outweigh any conoeivable bene­ Apollo 7 TV shows will booost Borman. Air Force MaJ. Wil­ help." The diary *ald he wa* study the diary, hoping to spot not be part of our school aya- If O 21 Lowyers 51 Constructive 81 New AQUARIUS mittee. He Is an active mem­ The recalcitrant voting ma­ noon. ed pipes. Then activated char­ mEia party In Denember, and The third quarter perform­ reaffirm our fundamental as­ fits in achieving a more rapid atate-aponsored Popular Libra­ the popularity of the Amerieim liam A. Anders and Navy Capt. some clue they may have over­ tem,” Lindsay promised inside JULY 24 22 Tongue 52 For 82 Now JAN^ 21 ber of the fire department. chine that apparently refused to The Bolton Hesdth Council will coal filters were installed in the plana to hold monthly msstliigB ance was the equivalent of an suffering from fractures of the 23 Hospitollty 53 Criticism 83 Or sessment that the nation is em­ return to price stability." ry Program, which hoe iteued space program. § . . AUG 23 FEB* 19 f t j K The last recreaUwi commis­ starting In JanuEiry. James A. Lovell Jr.—on their right arm and aeveral rib*. Nei­ looked in Ite 100 page*. the center, "anti-Semitic epi­ 24 And 54 FroTT) 84 Advisable count some 68 votes in the meet tonight at 8 in the Com­ tops of the pipes to absorb me­ annual growth rate of 4.8 per barked on a slowdown decisive The breakdown of the $870.8 106 titles slnoe 1949 priced at "People are saying the Amer­ 25 Or sioner waa Fred Oaal, who re­ Young peotde of Scandinavian (light about Dec. 21, expected to ther Oten nor hi* body ha* ever "W * try to read between the thets will not be part of our ] 6-11-19-20 55 Office 85 Likely 16-18-22-27 recent referendum was checked munity Hall. thane odors, thus permitting cent. Oovemment economists enough to improve our price annuakrats (or the ONP showed 23 cents a vohiine. ican space show is better than 39-S5-85-86 26 You 56 Chonge 86 "Todoy signed about seven years ago. descent may contact lOss Wer­ be a trip around the moon. turned up. lines," says Alvin Jr. "Sure, school system.” 27 An>ong last night by Peter Riigo, head Assessor Dates recreational use of parts of the vieoo 57 Persorx)! 87 Strortgers On the following flight, Apollo "A* far a* I’m concerned, we know the woirds by heart "But they are! But they are!” 28 Items 58 Or 88 Ventures nsas Since then, the selectmen have mechanic from the stats. He de­ Because of typographical er­ landfill site. delin for further information. AUG 24 29 Sports 59 Surprises 89 Now FEB 20 6, astronaut Russell L. he'* aUv* until we find Mm,” but . . ?• shouted hecklers in the audience 30 Equipment 60 Possessions SEPT 22 90 W ord MAP 21 Schwelokart Is to walk In .pace declare* Alvin, Jr„ 88, an alr- of about 1,800. 10/17 149-51-53-54 from a two-man .pacecraft Una pilot, of Weatlake, T«x. At the height of the disturb­ (5 ) G ooJ ) Adverse f l iNcutrjl 7 12-14.25/Q 71-72-73 &y.75-77 VS called a lunar module to a Along with hi* brothers Ron, 28, Humphrey Cancels ance, Lindsay had to shout to three-man Apollo mother ehlp, make himself heard. and Chuck, 26 both of Portland, Train Ride, Rally First "and I'm hopeful we can do it he ^spends hi* spare time Pointing out an official of the Lindsay said, “ I say to you that PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — tal attendance wees only about on TV," Haney M id . searching th* thick bruoh striking AFLnn., marking acceptance $100 Winnir $100 Winnir $i00 Winnir $100 Winnir $i00 Winnir $100 Winnir oivus sion is that critics will lay the probability le he got stuok In the $1000 Winntr SIOOO Winnir $1000 Winntr $500 Winntr PNOaHAM *847 PnoORAM *247 manned epacs' program is be­ by the Department of Transpor­ $1000 Winntr $500 Winnir Ilia Kniwltin Fil|uili FiliMki A n . Biw Mrt. Tirry Millgi. Kithliiii Olirk first two milea." $•11.. Flir Mn. F. Mieiry Q.Niviiv. Q.l.n litllt MeOtrelek Mrt. Wtll.r Qtttt Rikirl Llyka. niyMiil Briy coming a sideshow, rather than tation of two experimental tur­ TkoM|iinvllli, Can.. Oikvilif, Oinn. Aniinli, Oinn. Nirtk Hivii, OiM. Fiwail.ck, Oi m . Fiwiitiik, Bill, I(N OOllAR Brush at the crash scene, on a Dtnk.ry, 6tnn. Waltrkanr, Con.. W til H ir lI.r t, Conn. Ntw Lt.tti, O i... $lratftr4, Ct.A. Eiil Hi m ., Oi m . a test program for building b it­ bo-jet trains, which are to be GAMl 6,966-foot peak In the Trinity - ?s ter flying machines. used In experimental high speed ■ • i44 lU THREd Mountalna 86 milea west of "The astronauts will take runs between Boston and New here. Is 16 to 20 feet deep at U 3 care of that.V he said. "It will York. times. The senior Oten was an never become more Important After the acceptance ceremo­ B R O A D S T . experienced woodsman. for them" to be showmen than nies, Humphrey had planned to The Oten plane was headed to be test pilots. board one of the trains for the Ntonehester San Francisco from Portland I . - trip to Providence and a rally. when It crashed March 11, 1967, $50 Winnir $50 Winnir $50 Winnir $50 Winnir $50 Winnir $50 Winnir . CUT OUT INTIBE SLIF CUT OUT CNTIBC BLIF Instead, he will return to New • Open 10 to 10 $500 Winntr $500 Winnir $500 Winnir $100 Winnir $100 Winnir $100 Winnir iV ON OOTTCO LINE J Juditk Flwkir liriti Flitik I, D.|M.t Oarily. Ailrii lirkiri Tauirt Mn. Harry III.. V ON DOTTCD LINE J apparently after the wings Iced York to speak that night at a GS Ai m Dttrttit. FI.rt.ei L.kakii Otniky W. Iiok Raoktl tzyenuk Mn. WilliM Niill Tv im i Biiky • Ample Free Riekvilli, Cinn. Wiitflill, Mill. Wilt Hirtforl, Ciii. OlIntM, CiRH. HirtfirA, Bill. KritfirA, Oinn. 12th Circuit up. The diary’s first entry said fund raising dinner. MLP-NRVICl D irr RTOM T.ftvilif, CtM. Htlytkt, Mm i. WMlptrt, Coin. W illl.ff.rt, Otnn. Hilyiki, Mni. Niw Brital., Oi m . P lu U n a Court Cases JUt the Rxin's for Halloween at EXTRA PRIZE SLIPS ROCKVILLE SESSION Charges were dismissed yes­ I a 9w Discount Prices! TO HELP YOU BE A terday against two 16 year old boys due to lack of evidence. WINNER Pioperty taken In what wa* lat­ G"S er ruled to be an illegal search FJUl HARVEST SALE was returned to Ralph W. Ru- SliP-M RVICI DIPT fTOM I Everything forTrick-or-T SIPFINAST V dln of 82 Maple St., Mant^eeter, or FRUIT and Carta Reale of 118 West BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER Main St., Rockville. They were J COCKTAIL SUKETtORn SIKED OIRROIS charged with carrying danger­ TomnoESRichmond Finast ous weapons in a motor vehicle DEimonTEPINEAPPLE JUICE and possessing burglary tools. Richmond CREAM SHLE-Finast Douglas B. Porter, 16, of 80 Davis Ave., waived a hearing 4 f low Prfcosf $ $ C and had his case bound over to ' ' i t - ? ■ V- , % Tolland County Superior Court. 30 oz 16 oz 46 oz Charges against him include one 30 oz 16 oz of arson stemming from an ar­ 'IL h a u o cans cans cans rest in Ellington In September cans cans and one of breaking and enter­ ing wl'th crimlttal Intent when 'v' * he was found hiding in the Full Gospel Church In Vernon the following week. ^ C O S T U _ A hearing on probable cause is scheduled for Nov. 12 for Robert J. Flatler, 49, of Hart­ Halloween'Parly at King’s low Discoun ford. Along with Harold C. Nil- HIKED BEETS son, 28, of Old Saybrook, whose snoiuiROP case was continued to Nov. 12. P r i n i s Finast Flstler was arrested In July In ORANGE JUICE connection with breaks into three local businesses. Both Frtitn men were an parole at the time Ooneontratt I of their arrest In Groton by King's Low Price State Police and are charged to with three counts of breaking and entering, two of larceny and one of carrying weapons In a 9 9 c motor vehicle. A re-arrest of Lloyd Carter. Witches, 17, of Hartl Dr., Vernon, '^ras-.. skeletons, FRERIH FRIES ordered by Judge Harold Mis­ sal and bond set at $2,600. A scarecrows, Yor Garden Shoestring Tomato Soup stay of forfeiture of his present pumpkin* bond of $500 which was granted to 2 .7 7 Finast 'two weeks ago was ended. Car­ and Jack ter is charged with breaking Saltines ^ g i/z O Z 'o lanterns. and entering with criminal In­ • Fnfl Face Vinyl Masks! 3 1 0 0 \ h can tent and larceny. pkgs m frozen Rearrest “under $60 'bond waa • Skeletons! • Witches! • Tiger# also ordered for Wilbert Reid. 4, of 63 School St., Rockville, • Glow-in-tlie-Dai1( Gohm! when he (ailed to show up in • Sparkle Vohie Assmtinent! SUnSIUEET court on a charge of breach O'f . TRSTEO'SBI peace. Fufura Ensembles • Wigs! C ra z y Clowns! PRUNE JUICE A trial by Jury will be held FISH N' CHIPS In November for James Thl- Luncheon Napkins 34c beault, 21, of 16 Market St.. • Cinderdla! Gypsy! Devils! ^ New Britain', who pleaded not Beverage Napkins 34c ^ ^ • Pirates! Ghosts! Oavemen! Frozti guilty to operating a motor ve­ 1c HMdrlM * ' ' * * 16 oz hicle u n ^ r suspension and 7” or 9” Plates 34c • F ^ ! Riding Hood! Kitten! ICE CREAM BAHS MRS. FILBERT’S 50 Extra SftH Stamps STOCK UP speeding. ___ PkS The following fines were im­ 7 oz. Cold Cups 34c • A Trannendoas Aasminient! SOFT CORN OIL Fresh Fruits & Vegetables SUNDAE CUPS with tha purchiN if posed; Robert P. Englehardt, , 54” i 96” MARGARINE 16 oz pk| Brooksldi r NOW! 28, of 30 Nye St., Rockville, $26, • Safe, Plome-Retardent Fabric! from the Fussy hunch! failure to stop (or a school bus; Pkl Individoal Wrapped ALL NEW DRUPE JEUV Table Cover 49c i )-io N I C Clark L. Estell, 22, of 116 Brook­ • Sizes for Every Youngster! ri 12 It pk( lyn St., Rockville, $100, operat­ IlillliifllliillH 4« 0«ll iMh AMERICAN CHEESE 1968 DESIGNS Richmond ing a motor vehicle while under Richmond suspension, and Edward Gris­ *’?I.1|IU [INI iCr-",:,’, ,; CHRISTMAS GIANT wold Jr., 20, of Ellington, $30, and William F. Meyers, 18, of . flPPlE PIES 4-lb Thompsonvllle, S26, both for fail­ WRAP jar ure to stop at stop sign. RIGHT GUARD The Judge nolled motor ve­ Mb DEODORANT LUXURON hicle charges against Robert Finast Braiuit, 22, of Regan Court, Novelty c tOe Dill Faek - 7 iz on XMAS WRAP PAPER EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! Rockville; Joseph Liquore, 22, Fresh of Thompsonvllle, and Julius CANDY. 3 iai' 1 -0 0 ' Richmond Coffee V£ 59’ Ursltt, 62, of Baxter Rd., Tol­ Halloween EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! 22 oz EA BUFFERIN land. A charge of breach of ALM ERIA GRAPES 25: Finast Instant Coffee ’1^” 99’ peace was also nolled against h- TRICK OR TREAT I LUXURON Finast Mayonnaise t 49’ TABLETS ' Dick Charest, 80, of Watson Rd., Candles XMAS FOIL WRAP G O O D Y BAGS! WEIRD Richmond Salad Dressing p 39* ,McSIZE-BtlifW' ! Golden Rose Tea Bags '/Ito 69' Vernon. ■ Pamela J. Goltra of 72 Mon- Finast Fruit Drinks 3 ^ 79’ ICECREAM '. ‘.I 65° W 68’ CRANBERRIES ^resh Finast Liquid Bleach isill 39’ tauk Dr., Vernon, and Duane A f ’ M ; Assorted pumpkins, W IGS AND BEARDS N. Farrell, 18, of 67 West St.. jSI skulls, scarecrows, LISTERINE W \ Jack 'o lanterns and Richmond 4 89’ Rockville, were referred to the I Modu, MiKtociws, Mokc-up GLAMARAP ' Finast Fabric Softener K! 69’ fiP vS I Bho»ts. Finast Inst Breakfast it\ 49’ MOUTH WASH family relations officer to deter­ APPLE CIDER K 75 ItoSIZE-TiiBII XMAS FOIL WRAP TURNIPS Liquid Detergent 3 *1.00 mine If they might be heard In Kits, Acesssorfst! Juvenile court on a charge of Finast Tomato Soup 10 M U ’ 1.00 tt\ ’ 1.09 Finast Lo-Suds Detergent T-f 49’ larceny under $16. Their cases Evangeline Evap. Milk 6 95* DiMwi were continued until Oct. 29. TrtIfU 9 74‘ Finast DONUTS EFFERDENT GLAMARAP Thomas Packard, 17, of ' 69 Finast Flour 5 39* SWEET POTATOES 3 - Finast Soft Margarine 3 *1.00 Durant St., Manchester, was al­ Betty Crocker Brownie Mix JlMkl Triy ykg so referred to the faniuy rela­ c % : V 54c XMAS WRAP PAPER t$-os- pkg. U o — Bo Ott Flail — t.|irii K |2| NOXZEMA Richmond Cheese Spread 88 tions oNicer and his case was V . m ‘1.09 continued to Oct. 81 In Manches­ w ter. He Is charged with sale o f' Bur, CifirittM and Tobacco producb iximpt from itimp offer Bur, Cliirittei and Tobacco producti exempt from itamp offer Pricat affective Flrit Nitlonil Storei thru Set, OoL 19,1966 We ratirve the right to limit quantltlei narcotics. FrIeM iffietlvi FIrit Nitlonal Storu thru S iL, Oet 19,1968 Wi riMfvi ttw rl|ht to IhnH qaaiiHIlM ( " ; f .

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W hy? Bacauoe Shop-Rite has big buying power. We buy choice meat and quodity produce in bulk. So we pay lees. So you pay less. Shop-Rite buys packaged goods in quantity Tb put under the Shop-Rite label. For once cheaper There are over 1200 items. And our name doesn’t go on unless quality goes in. better So why pay more? Shop Shop-Rite. Make our buying power your bargain power. Promoted Queen Candidate rm t Lt David 8. Ulm, aon MEAT Mias Lliifda Braimlok, dauglb- o f ICr. and X n . Frank J.S. Ukn ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bran- o t TaDand Rd., Bolton, waa pro­ SEAFOOD nick of 8 Hartland Rd. is a can­ moted Thursday to his preaeut didate for Homecoming Queen rank while aervinr at Ft. RUev. APPETIZERS I FROZEN FOOD at Morris Harvey College, Char­ Kan. More Meat at Lower , Prices! leston, W. Va. A ItM (raduate of M-W Oount The queen will he selected at Sbap-HHa’s M 4.D.A. Oavaraaseat Oradad Chalca Yaaag Staar U d the Homecoming Dance Satur­ ter High School, the lieutenant day. entered the Army in October IMPORTED SARA LEE SHRliP ALL lEEF SALEI Miae Branniok is a Jundor !•••■ In October i m , he GHOCOUTE CAKE speech major and la repreaent- Cratlaated from Artlflecy t)f- Sbap-RHi’i FlavarfBl, Ddielaai Ovaa, Pat ar RattMarla Raacli kig Gamma Delta' PM soroclty. ficer Candidate School at Ft B O IL E D N A M Okhu, and haa aerved for a. $J-59 atx tnontha in Germany. Artlahoka Haarli He la attached to O a r a M OH F ia r d ia OH O a m p b o il’ i Inflation Hits quartera Battery, lat Bn., lith g S S S n ^ ...... 8-ox. Jer 87a !*>■ 69® Blended ...... Gal Can 1 i4 9 Soybean — ...G al Can 1 .M ..lOK-oxCanll® Artillery at Ft RUey, and ia a t r M a tc h ” Wesson Oil member of the Ft Riley Sky HalihBt StMka Odd P a w a r lr®M llaat NIbItti Artleheka Haarti Country Cluh^ C3ub. VaM tabli Faitival ROUND ROAST Center C u t...... lb. 0 9 c Detergent M m O fc w M IINXWEU. HOUSE ow n ...... P op. 81^*^ 89a Sbop-Rits Ubnd Survey Finds Kraft Casino % lb. 4 ^ #1 S a M ita .6-Ib. 4-os. Box Plian YamataM $1 .89 Yoauto Patti Bradley Field Whole ..»-lb.B ag 5 9 c IrapafraH Jilea BeUa A I.ib,l3. It NEW YORK (AP) — The "M b ar Match” Dettoa Round Gallon C O F F E E C h t e k M R fH C ^ R lt e Oontadtna...... S cot*'^I Marla ...... ^ cona M facta and figures are in now and Expansion Plan AD Whits Mast . . . .H-Ib- Mi V cfitahlc Fcithral Fiaaadar FHIat ...... S / 1 . 0 0 Ranzoai SpaghatH there’s something frightening Fresh SUntoss * 7 9 c 8t®w®d YonatoM about them. You Just can 't hide 8hop-Rita S-Ib. French Frias Boneless ...... B>. or Gets Approval Jm k v f % tkm Shoeatrina S-Ib. M g Q / I flfl ic ! i' * . e6/#9 ...... Ib. Box 22a from inflation, It seems, even at New York ...... M. Rti Regula^/CrinUe Cut, • / * • W W b H la g P r s g r s s M Taaiato ParM lb * the country club. The cost of fun HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — gop^mte (tted 41-lb, 13- Prinaa Rib Laaagaa CcM crcIc Sale Pah Ready ...... Ib 2S c Cross Rib 6 9 Plaaappl® Jaiet8 and play today is rising steadi­ Hie atate AeronanUca Commia- K M b M s I Oaadhil Isaas Frsaaar Queen 3-lbi 0/1.M . Ib. Box 88a ly- haa approved plans tor a Capitol Farms B>. Gravy A Salisbury Rad Kidney OJiiltlilt’ OOC T a a ia lo M SktHHIb Ubby. .. 4 ’-^Ji^80« True, Inflation often hits har­ 8taak/Tnrk9 /B eef/ S w o r d f a ii Roaitad Pappari dest at the poor and those on MS milUan runway, passenger Mast Loaf/Veal | IB Top Rond Roast Oven. Pot or Rottsseris Shap-RHa Yaw dt *«ra»h»al and cargo area for Paimlglan ...2-tb.Pkg. SHOP-RITE SOUPS Manclnl .. 2RY# fixed incomes, such aa retirees. Rath SalaMi ...... yegetiMes Whlte/Asaorted $1 But the rich seem not to be that Bradley International Airport. Pan Saffaa L^taaar DMi Ddargaat 4 Rolla of Its Sheets ... ■ Hard ...... B - k - M t Deterteat All Virlotioo Whole Kernel Com Oharry Pappari different; operating expenses of The oommlaaion Tueaday also Oven. Pot or RoUsiitSa Shop-Rite 48a Ughtnar ...PtOoiiL 6 /M a Hoddock FilBt Top Sirbii Roast taundry (New) eoe Off 0 lOH-ei. O'! Careee Liqiild ...QtBtL Ib. Can Haiaz Kdehap Shop Rite Hot. Qt Jar 8 Ti the clubs last year rose faster tirgad the itete to build the R a p p a iM l than income.' 7,800-teot runway north of the Batli/BotBMl Pan Caffaa L^tanar ...... “>• o o e T . All Laaadry Datargaat Golden Cream Styk Com Tomato i'trrBOa Shap-RHa Maeareal A survey just published shows exlating nattheast-by-ooutfaweat H 69 lb. Can that club costs 'were at a record ...... 1^ I J l IJgtitner QtOont S/S5C nmway and parallel to It and Shap-RHs Baalf t^bri!^. .8-lb , l-o i. Box HR® Whole Kernel Com Vae Pack S h a p -R H a S a n a a #88, so. 86, 84, 190 . 4 i!J!LM high in the 12 months ended in quickly. \ au M C tf n u i OaiaaMrl SgaM IS-oa. Can Meat/Mushroom'______m ' 50a May. Maintenance per hole, for Hie plan for Bradley expan- N M s S d a l p la a r O d d P a w a r Merinara QL Jar La Rosa Maearaal Oolsaaw/ _ gfn Lnrse . . 3-Ib. Box t t a White Potatoea WhoIe/SUoed example, roee to $4,329 at golf aloo, preaented by a Cincinnati tb.Pi« 2/M a ihop-R ite...... I b : S O a Laundry Detergent, •8. *8 Macaroni Salad ...... Ib. WWW Fadga Browala Mix To Off _ aga Ib, Can Pram Na Sanaa Spaghetti R £ l * 1 clubs, a jump of nearly $200 in ccoaulting Brm la Xay, <—ti. Label . . . . . -Ib, 1-oa. Box • • • Strawharriat Eya Raaad Raatt 8 Maa^ushrOom/ 8 iSi *1 one year. tor the new runway to meet Iraak Treat Oven, Pot or . BETTY OROOKER ® ^ ‘".':r:’frfk.-8HB<»80a Marinara' .. • Expiirtiia Oaltaa It was the 10th hole that ap­ ChMM Jaaltcr la A Draai projected needa for UTS. Aitierloan 'WUte .. -0>. 7 9 t Sbop-Rlta § Rotlsserie ___ MedialHe&lia DOro or Mm pears to have kept some clubs The commlaelon indicated WhoUl-Ib„«-aB.Bag Whole Danish ...... k . OOC UJX1J4. CHOICE UJ9.DJL CHOICE OAKE MIXES Progresso...... 18 oa. ” ” ” 1 > 2 9 Maria OHva OH (New) Liquid ...QtCan 80a 8-‘1 P r a g r a iM Sauca in the black. Bar bills brought that the work probably will not . Iraccall Spaart autter Tellow/Sour Chocolate Meat/Mushroom/ In more than twice as much be quite finiahed by that year Vir^iirfaHan Ground Clmck fhdga/DevU Fudge/Bun Lemon Berio ...... GaL Can 4 .5 0 MS“n;j;““ 7:” ' Qt Jar RR® BrHIa leap Padt money as sports activities, a bat raaotved to atart aa aoon Lfana Beans. FreUi and Lean .. k. S fM POfiTERHOtlSE Cheiry Oblp/Sun Orangs/Tel- OwHI’i PrsBi Fordboak/Baby or M /B B w bavaoldsa Found Betty W c N a a OH So Off 1 7 # Taster’s Gholeo shocking fact until it Is remem­ aa poaatble. Birdseye .10-oa.Fkg. ^/m W 9 SIRLOIN Riant Ripa OIIv m L ebel...... 4B oxeiof 10 * ■* • r 8 paia *:r48c bered that the cost of meet It voted to aak the atete leg- Grosmd Round ' ‘ 1«lb. A-ax. I f For Salads...... Pt. l-os. 4 5c Shop-Rite ,.8H-ox.can 39o lalatura tor miiuen in the Mepoo Aaat IcM hii WafRaa Bbctna Lean ...... B>. W ater OcadHtoacr INSTANT COFFEE sports is included In over-all $8 bM M I W deh Braps JsHy dues. lMS-70 budget to cover the in- Regular/Butterasilk/ STEAKS Papa Olhra OH Sbop-Rlte .S-lb, 8-ox. Box 4 0 a Buckwheat • m s STEAKS O a k a8 M iK M Orapelade...... 4-ox. Prograiso Olam Sauca The survey, conducted ecuih ihitlal etepe—planning, paving e-os. p k x ...... / l i Ground Bnof k. 86 e 8 00 B m p Mte TcUow/ For OooUng. .GaL Can 2 .0 0 Whlte/Red 8 year since 1954 by Harris, Kerr, haU the manray and land ac- R e g o t e r ...... ib. Oalgoa Bsaqatl qalrdtloD. Usual Fine Trim Usual Fine Trim Km^rownte Mte P s i s r P m Forster A Oo., an accounting DAIRY Oraaga Jalca T Other 3 H-es. a| S h a r t a n ia g OowiTTiiaelnn Dhrector Horace VarieUss...... • b«w *1 ' ib.Box 49 a Peanut KrafPt Italian OrMiing firm, revealed that membership Shop-Rite ^ ■ /BB« Sporertbs Butter 5 5 0 duos rose to $549 from $522 a B. Wetherell aaid the plan will “ TheReal -oa.Can O/OBC Bbop-Rlta Midget Frem. Reg. Style . -k. ■hop-Rite ...... 8 m 8 8 a 6 l a l b a 0 1 8 lokdy Driakt Tasty 8 *b!t year earlier. Food-drink bills be tomrarded to chief execn- PsaBBi Ballsr ' ttvae tar local atody In the MRao^BIto BMMoltJT Thing” ...13-oa.Osn 2 /S S e PO RK R O L L Blended...... GaL dan liM Orbea 8harlaBiBg Lemonede/Orenge rose to $471 per person from $1 .05 Grapefruit Punch/ J I et, 14- eg Shop Rite Creamy/ Yomata Pasta Gallf. $483. C hunky...... Id. IS-ox. DVv towna affected by the propoeed LHtla ehaf Pizza Cuba Steaks Ib. H>. U gbl Ohaak Taaa Choc. Fiav...... O u.wm I evpanalon: mndeor Loeka, SlTTc Shop-Rite ...... Add In another $181 per mem­ 4-Paek ..U-oB.Pkg. 2/89C 1 .M with oU PalyoM laa Driaka Taaiafa Oaliap ber for other items, such as new adieca ibe airport is centered, 8hap-RHa 8agar Riga SaucM Suffleld and East Granby. Tangy“ “ ‘i pbg. ? Q Q p ...... 3 / M a Qn^/Onuifw A 1 qt., 14- $| putters and jackets aixl maybe CbapiMd Iraccall PUnOheeeeee...... ** CC. CUIIO M Bbop-Rlta...... 0 'w k '*l Papa Yamato Paata Xayor Hugh Curran of Heat/Muehroom/ At# swimming pool fees and the W h N a T a a a 8J:51a Imp. . . 8 i " ' *1 Marinara . . . .16H-oa. Jar U ■ • Bridgeport, a eommisatno mem­ Shop-Rita 10-os. Pkg. 8/Ma BAKERY PRODUCE Peteba Tuna grand total spent per member ber, ottjected to the prospect Shap-RHa lalagaa 6 Bilaa ...... T-oa. Can, Harihay ar Naifla Aunt MHIIa’t Sanaa came to more than $1,2(K). rea­ o f puldic bearfaigB and a pos­ S w i m Martaa Mac. I ChaaM KarklftTiina ^ Giant Butter Chip, Semi-Sweet Papa Yaiaato Paraa Meat/Plaln/ fl 14-ei. | t son enough, you might agree, Vac Pack ...... lb. pkg. 50a m unk White CH-ox. Can SHOP-RITE Mu.hroom ...... • Ion i sible referendum in the affect­ Kraft 88eed M n l-lb.S'OK. 8 / 1 . 0 0 FRUIT PIE FBUnVAL Milk Choo, Abnond *'**■ 8 1 a Rloh,Red . .. 8 ’i ^ * l for all that grumbling at the ed towns. Natural ...... e-oaPkE. ••• GOLDEN WHOLE Happy Jack Syrup bar. “Hie state doesn't have to Shap-RHa laaaa s i:: M This doesn't suggest neceesar- PaaipkiR, Laasaa, O o a d b a r Yanurta Saaet 89# have a referendum to take land Reg.'Thick Ib pkg gSC S fr o p -R lt o Pancake ... .Pt 8-oi. Btl. iny that the clubs are going to T for highwaya," he aaid. He de- C rto n CIm bsb SNOW GNOP Chocolate SIC Bhop-Rlte...... 10 m 80a PMabary Paashakart go under or that its members aerfbed a law adopted by the Fhiladeipfate 8 oe. ^cg. 2 9 ^ wlU go broke. Pitwperlty has or Old Fsshioned PEACHES last General Aaaembly permit- ORANGE JUICE CdoRial Bocob Ohunky Paeaa Oarlla Pawdar Extra Light . . . 4 t)!!;; *1 never been more e'vldent at the tiag macb a referendum as “Ar- clubs. But they are getting a Vac Pack . Ib. pkg. TSa SUeed or Halves T omatoes Bhop-lUte .8% oa. Jar 80a Shap-RHa AnuMnia diatc and impoastble to worii CaHapCIiaaM A P P L E P IE Ib lesson in Inflation. wtth." Bbop-Rlta Large/Small 1 0 # 2't:79e 5t::09a Bananas 12 Ibe, U OS. D e^te dues ItKreasee, for In­ Olear/OIoudy H Gal Btl. 2 5 a Curt ...... »-n».Oont 8hop-RHa OaffM Ohlakaa Broth Curran said delay over need­ SliaadMaali canfl ■ ■ [ stance, some clubs ran no far­ ed airpoTt ezpansloa could Shop-Rite ... 3-ox. pkg. S/M 4 ...... lb. 88a Shop-Rite...... * 8 ’^ *'*l Oold Rapt RafHI ther ahead of the bUl collector cause aircraft-industry compa­ O r a a g a M o o $1 .00 Star Raviali FraH OaaklaU eons ■ than their members. After de­ nies to leave Oonnecticut, and Bbop-Rtts .k-Gal-Ooat M e . K,l’ -!“**....pk..ofioo4Ro - 49c Ohoak Fall 0’ Mats Priaoa . ducting all operating expenses, the atete “could very quickly MeatAkeeae lb. Pkg. 2 / 0 9 e Shap-RHa Fraaka Pascal Shop Rite i..lb.Caa 4/S O a OsSf. Brussel AU Purpoee •8/»9 or Bibow only $24 was left of that $1,200 become a depressed area." SwiM Awattaai Chaaia All Beef/AU Meat Ib. pkg. 08a Maoaronl...... Sliced Mnihroomi' P ia S h a n t ^ 'I T a M a d C M Grind C o ffi. ....Ib . Can 1 1 0 for Mpalrs and paying off the Bu>p-Rlta TaDow/Whits 20 wdklOa B A B ...... S lS ^ I debt. Combo Pasteurised ■ « « . Oronoque 14-ox. Pkg. / t O e Process ...... Ib.Pkg. DVC 2 Oscar Mayar Fraafci In Store Bako M arllatoa OaffM Mudltr’i MaaaronI That $24 might seem distress­ SNFTC30 Seen Q oser Piaaappla Juica 8h«p>HH®0Ma®d8oda Elbow, or 9 lb. nqn Sanitary Mapkiaa Sataach’aOriaaiSaaca All Beef/AU Meat k . pkg. 09c Parioa’O AaiaioBla Red or Blue 1-e*. 14-wu f « All Eiavora Thin SpaghetU « te«0ua ingly low, but perhaps it's mis­ T o Asking Rates Hike S a a r S f c a a i Refreehlng ...... k . Can 7 9 a «M Bbop-Rlte o#jk leading. In 1966 the average ac­ Bi' dseye Glased HEALTH and DEAUTY AIDS .";r'®“ ? r r f p t - l2 .o x B a l9 0 01 Local Aete/ Regular/Super Box of 48 VUO gag^U-ox 10<»T9o tually dropped to per mem­ Bbop-Rlte ...... PtOont 8Sa Carrots/Peas 4 /9 9 C FcffcRaH Prograiao Soup $10 HARTFORD (A P )—The South­ 'n Onions ,»-ox. Pkg. lartK Olaaah Yainalo Juica4 Lentil^nertrone/ ber. Club mamagers corrected ern New England Telephone Cb. Filled Donish A acrlcaa Ohaasa Taylor ...... >-k.pkg. 2.80 Mouth Wash g AiparagM SpM n Maoaronl A A i-rt-,4. aOX. | | 10 qt Siia ...... Cut/French ■ Ib. e| Tomato Sauce Bit Ten Southern/ Iced or Ohawabla VHaialac DM Datargaat Style Green Umm ■ io?,i : m 8 Kittent A La Cat/ managers are about to raise revenues." He made the com­ Buttermilk m e t ssss Crumb ]0-ox. Pkg. 2 /S O c Prill Shiaipaa cono I CErt La Cat/ ^ O 4Vk-ex |t 4 Saaalao iRdaiil Milk Oat OroM iM iBi Tie ^ n ...... ' 0 ‘ cm dues again in order to brir^ that ment in a statement accompa­ tH-ox. tube D /liO O Concentrate ., 5-ox. tube 8 0 a Fruit^^vored .ISO caps. SOC I ’ • •I P r a g r a it o nying a quarterly dividend Coniwd HcRm Half Gallon...... 10 Pk. 1.99 Kounty Klrt $24 nearer to the 1967 figure. Green Tree 5-Ib. can Sottinos D ia l S m b Olive O il...... Gal. Can 8.49 iOrapa Jdly Things ore little better down­ check. Nabisco Premium lb. 2 9 ^ IkM aa Magic Partuuhi 8-Naar R i : . 8 9 ® Van Binderen said the com- i A la a a W r a p town at the city clubs. Hsir Spray . . . u -o a ean 9 9 a Cough Syrup SH-ox. bU. OOC Smuoksra ...... 6 ^1 Membership dues and 'guest pim y's board o f directors'' arill •\LUABLE COUPON F ra H P in a h W holt Ktrnd Oora Wbia Vinagar consider asking for a rate in­ Boxea of W-ft ... 4 1.00 Pride of 4 Ib. ae fees cost city members an aver­ M a a L a a a a the Farm • wni ■ « Progreuo ...... 4/BQt 2 8 a Purina crease at a special meeting ra^% ranga J 1 el., 14- M g age of $266 eadi, about 60 per at 4 bars at parsaaal ilza 1 Geri-Aim ALKA SEinER M a x h n within the next few months. He SKINLESS Toothpaste . 9H-oa. tube OOe Mixtd VtgitabiM Dog Chow .... 10 J : *1 * cent more than 16 years ago. had said early in April that the •aaa Datah HaedlM Initant Coffee...... 4-ox. 80s Paatry M aid ...... P r o g r a i i o Bar and restaurant bills added aft tawarda the parehata g WHITE BREAD i OutOrM BlM ai company could have to increase Agaa Hair Spray Bread Crumbi 16-ox. Can 89a another $308, and various other Hygrade Franks Lunch Baga 2/80 Shop-Rite 15H-OX. Can rates soon. -or 44a O a f f d purchases, including rooms, 18 “‘i" 47c g t e r g O o added for a grand total ot n O R Y S O AP 1b. g | ivaporalod Nilk L u a e h B a g s $120 loaves I BhopRlte...... 8 lb. Can 1 .1 7 $694 spent. ^upon Expires October 1(, leW 6 •bop Rite 0 OOO Shop Rite....Pkg. c t 100 S 5 a Potato FiakN The city clubs, however, gen­ U Urn Ooupoa Limit — 1 per customar SpaijhoHI O’s NsicafD Inataat Hr. Spud _ B B a erally have a lot more left over Ooupoo good at any Shop-Rite Supermarket Plastic Outdoor Bag Idaho .... 2-Ib. 4-ox. Box after operating expe.ises. In the IWhere pv.-.u-»b!~> FteUMAmerican 0 w ’ 2 esm:“' 0 » T c Coffee ...... 10-01. J a r l.1 8 SwNt PotatoM most recent survey they aver­ 2323482323532323532353484890484853235353 Iroadeaol inb-ei. M g Wewf^.Pkg. of I bag. RR® Green Glint aged $34 a member. Not bad, M a x w s ll Ho u m O a ffM In Syrup 3l^.»1 OomBeefBash •«» H s ft y B ag® but still $14 less than in 1968 and Hllb Coffee well below the average ot more In Syrup, t’ * : i - 8 9 o fife^Feir. 21M .87 Plaetio ...... 8*^i1.00 (new) with than $40 a m em ber in the 1050s. Cra.hed The major expense, and the Sale • junior AU VarieUea S w a a a t Pineapple 8 ’1i:'89o L Ip Ic n T m B a g t major increase, at both city and O o v e P ^ t Libby Pumpkia Mix country clubs, the survey Tarty...... Box of 84 68a •6—aawMIw iAF GERBER ^^e’F 8 ir» «8® 88 ahows, is in payroll and related VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON T a ity ...... lb., 14-ox. Can ® costs. More than 70 per cent o? VALUABLE COUPON 'Ydlow eiing PaaehM My FavsrH® Dog Food Libby SaiwrkraBt city club revenue went for work­ BABY a * 01 er expenses; at the country club % « "y p toward any'* ^ _ J C «*«y 4-RRo .181 T uty ^ oano ■ it was 80 per cent. % IC toward omy Yoiaato Sauet Fifteen years ago, chib mom- d C i l ^ ^ purdiOM in ^ p u rcfM S # in ;:-v FCX)DS OibiM Prhaa • 11-M. It bers recaU nostalglcaUy, total h s t V T S t S Z ^ d C f f i W purehmo in C purehao# In cam • payroll and related coots ab­ Rad Ml*

P PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTFR EVENING HERALD ISANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Boyle Marks Stop & Shop’s Books Added 25 Years as Stock up at this mini-price! Hi-C Goes with Everything! Save on the special blended oil! To library AP Columnist n o n o M Oaldto—nvw oamo back NKW TORK (AP)—TIm late Mini-Pricing® speaks Caras—Baranc D ob Mai^qola Del Monte Corn Hi-C Drinks Caruso Oil CUnton-Baddalagr—My loo out- wftttnf a atretota’d beneath tba tiwa «dlcili« a daily craBa.” DlokUiaoo—'Hm glaaa-aldad anto’ flBawciny at a oal— la r n o « d - louder than words Your choice of Grape, Or­ A special blend of pure naat Ijr, I Baa ampriaed to opto (hat I ange, Orange-Pineapple, vegetable oils enriched >•. ^ ■ •• seafood at down~to~eaHh prices^ Cream Style Cherry or Florida Punch. It Foley—Nightmare Houee baae noar apant S yaai a tn.lh ia Just look at the dozens of low prices with pure olive oil. Im­ QaUacy—The brink odd, loneaoato aomathMa Every family loves the fresh tastes good and Vitamin C proves the flavor of fried listed here . . . and the 7 or 8,000 low Oerson—Sam Houaton reafardbid (ndnad^. garden flavor of cream style enriched means it’s good for foods, salads, sauces and Ckddthwatte—Once you atqp, H m natton aa a Bhola aaania prices clearly marked on every item in corn. you! pastries. to have talcm my aOrer antd- , - . f ... Fresh Haddock HllETS 5 8 ’,b Flosnder 6 8 ‘ n . you’re dead veraaiy pretty mueh In ahtde. our stores. Just taste the quality foods, Hunter—Fusa GALLON CAN Lane—The dey of the feert Concreaa in Ha niah to ad- experience friendly maxi-man service. )aum la&ad to paaa anor leaohi- Sliced White Halibut Steaks 5Eb Lathen—Come to dual tioo of ocmgratidatkai. Piaaklent Enjoy our big, clean stores. These Maule—1110 receiver Merltoa—Consider the aeeMO Johnaon neglected to dedare a things will tell you what mini-pricing* MadiM White Shrinp ST,, Fresh Oytten 7T nadooal boUday. l«o naga wera Miller—The warm feeling apecially flown for (he oocaaton, offers . . . better than just words. Goohsi Harhtech Filate 68°,, FloiMter FilM t <»’«• ST,, Reede—A comeback lor Stark no guna boomed in aalute, no Rooe—To aave hto life dcyrockata were fired, np UoliM Brawl Coohad Fish Oahet 39°» SolshenlUyn—The firet circle church bella pealed to oelebra- 1 6 9 Spark—The public Image tton. S WUaon—The side of the angels Sometlmea I get the feeling NON-FIOnOM that dda douatry ia beecnaliig loo EOpCMoeweig nor its own Amram—Vibrations good. Arcnaoiv—The defiant dynasty A quarter of a century isn’t a Benary-Iabert — Thaae vintage long thne to the life of a pdbtto yeere iM lU ing or a r edwood tree, but Bird—Bom female it does taka ton of a man. Tha @ S t O D e S h O p Brldenbaugb—Vexed and trou­ turmoil of chundiig out aome bled BngUahmen 1590-1042 •,000 ookimna haa vamowed Shop Buckley-The Jeweler’e eye aome of the ataxch from m y api- Carr—Bualnefls aa a game nal ootumn and left me notloea- Ghepman—Put-offs and otxne- bly ahorter of hair, breath, ons teeth, and Chester—Tha Zinoviev letter fhaltug with Cipee—The crime war temper. Crosier—Franco The dlrant peril facing a nada- Fehrenbach—Lone star paper oolunudat is atutfed ehlrt- Qraen—The world of gold 1am, but it ia not up to blm to Hamm—The . mcney-in-the-bank Jud(^ whalher ha haa become a 6 cookbook J toethn of that deaiBy atthotion. Haroave—Tears of tha goUton Tbet la tor you to Judge, gentle cockerel readar. Harrtty—The world femotia Naturally, at landmartt mo­ Hairlty family menta of tala life, a man IBcea to “look betoe« and after the pine Hayne—Private keepera of the tor what ia not” public Interest I ant grateful that thia Job haa HOwe—The Wine and Food So­ embiail me to meet and write ciety's guide to aotm about Sterally InaidredB of to- King: Help wantedr Femele teraafing people. It baa alao per­ Klein—The poUoe; damned if mitted me to aee the beet of they do, damned if they don’t eome «T ootmtiiee Uamn^iout Kramer—The negligent doctor the trorU and the worat of Ifcrea Leslie—The beers and I Lopate—Women in medldne But at heart every cokinedet Maisky—Memoirs of a Servlet is a reformer, aMhottgb he may ambaaeador deny thia or aeek to bide (he Mandece Mrs. Mandara’ cook fact, and be feela that tala teal The famous lean, sugar-cured book Job is to make a better wotld. Mayar—Xw oan be a batter Here, It aefnee to nte, I bawe * reserve the right to limit quantities oook thhirTnama ever wee failed lamentabty. Mlnlfle—Who’s your fat frlandT n la true that thane are mB- Mores Ordeal of the animals Uone more people ahwe than Colonial Master Rukayset^The speed of darfc- when I Ant ataited writing a t/wS. Govt. Grade fresh chickens... plumper, fresher by far than others! Complete meal in one package! Save on Stop & Shop SAVE this week on High quality oohann to U tt. but aa I aan not Ryaklnd—Hubert the tolhpr of my oountry, I can Bohonfield — Those tocredlble hardly take credit tor them. French S ^le Stop & Shop Flottn Brand Christiana Woea faaaw muhtrttod ainoa I Morton Dinners Bchorer—The world we imagine fint aat doam at my ijpuiiillar Green Beans Sliced Beets Tomato Puree Satbal—Htilum, child of the sun and wedtad tor enemwna to Smoked ... Siliibnry, Turkey, Blade—Metals In tha modem ^ ■igK or Cot Croon Boons Tested and approved by Like to cook Italian? , . * Chicken or Beef world The Near York Tankaes faB Try adding a pinch of Stop & Shop’s Bureau Fiotta tomato puree is Step a Shop SllcMl White garlic salt or thyme of Standards — to meet made for the best Ital­ Bmalser—The Demooratlo Ra- apart, prtoea have rtoen, ow your own high stand­ preetlge abroad fane faBcn to a while they're heating. ian recipes. piibUo, lOOl-lSlO DifferentI ards. near toar, what the oodulry Yah Yah J | $ | Sparrow—After the aaaeeatoe- needa noar la a good dkne h>- Shoulders WhilsJIsm Broilers2 % t o 3 - lb tlon Summerall—Kicking to win ataad o f a nfadtel d g a r, and Long, slow simmering average parking piarra are harder than Sutfece—The polaoned Ivy brings out the tnjfy deli- awer to OndL Whole Totoon—The beer cookbook dous ham flavor. Left­ Toulb ia rebelUoiia, the old We’re proud to present Veoohlo—The taehlcn mekwe feel torgotten . and the mhkhe over meat used in lunch the royalty of poultry. B re a d 9 -I Wakefield — Supematlon at aged fact that Unde Sun ia box sandwiches and the These are pampered peace and war faraaktog (hair back wUh tosna bone ftor split pea soup from the first peep, QnaaOlaal 4iUf*1 Kitchen Onpboard Donitc $3° Ward—The lopsided world Dipkanaflcally, ww’re doing eo Paaa, Corn, Orvan Beans or MixSd Vegetables uae and make this a most eco- grow plump on special 4 plain, 4 cinnamon, 4 sugared, Mb 3-oz pkg Wannan—Ninth antique badly ttiat even Oen. Cbeetoa de nomicsl buy! enriched diets to make their current prices ramafa. murt be tenopted to emd them meatier. If you’ve Tasit O’Sm D im rt 49°e» Wandt—Before the deluge na a g a tewi l c u d . Natl nnal p d - WlUk—The second civil war Country- tried White Gems, you Clam Dinner 6 V2 oz., Scallop Dinner 8 oz ^ f Whipped Creme BnHerfly 49° » ittca ia in a atoer. The Churrhee P irt Pork Sm asM fine Wit—lhallaiKl: Another Vtat- MW to an uproar. gveryMto la know we're not exag­ nam? ao many tfinquBiaera Swift’ s Premium gerating. Wright—Ready to riot T that aocn thoyTi rtact ptofliig Satsago Moat thane in cfaeeaing gum. Ciit-Up Broilers, Wkito Gem 33*» Hudson Napkins t.'* 32‘ Tap, 1 have to admit that the Coloaial €oM Cals Colgate Toothpaste Ito" ‘Si?65* w tnU aaenoa to be goteg peO- Coronet Napkins “S' 2/29* Budl^et Increase b m B to Hadea. But can (be Cocktail M ixes sar-ten o er s ^ ko' 6 9 * Colonial Facial Tissue HUDSON 2 / 5 3 * ~ for an thlB be heaped on AIIBoafFnaks Sought by Thant Roasting Chickens 381 Medium Shrim p cu tch er 6 5 * dw head of one newipaper eol- O V i to 4 lb average) Kleenex A sst. Tow els i^Tpi!. 67* ToPayUaN.Bins QDIBiSt? Otear Mafar Waiaara Attention waist-watchers Grade A natural C a r o l i n a iSHS, R i c e pkti P erhdpw I iM ddto at (ha typa- Viva Decorator Towels 45* Save & Savior! wiltcr too often. Perhapa tha Elbow M acaronr ponzoni JiS 2 / 4 9 * XINTTEID NATTOMS, N.T. world came unglued beoanae I Oscar Mayar Baeoa Jum bo Towels ^op* '"sr' 4/*l Dole Low-Cal Grapefruit — Inflation has hit tUe took too mendr long vneattonn. La Cboy K r a f t vin'eo ar Dressing 37* Oscar Mayar United NsUotxi, and Secretary^ Anyway, I promiae to try SaMkialiaks Bathroom Tissue 49* - Fruit Cocktail Sections D r e s s i n g b l^e u c h m ^ " i»“« 4 / * 1 Oeneral U Thant to asking ttea harder to (he next 25 year*. H, From government inspected, leaner, younger porkers! Hudson Tissue 49* Chow Main at the eial of (hU time, ww don’t Only half the calories stop & Shop Brand — General Aeaembly for more Napeo CoM Galt ea Your choice of of regular fruit cocktail you know they'll be Kraft French D ressing to^'2l8* have a better worW-arell. I’ll chicken or shrimpl money to pay itx blHe. 0VW ttnpaaabadjohaadfo aeloena, 0«v*. PIdd* S WViMnlo, totaml — just as tasty! good! Because the cost of living haa 'into aooM otfaer Une of veotfc. rtoen, be wanto the aaaem/hly to (Bditor’s Note: Hed Boyle ...... $■ raise the satariea next Jan. 1 of Boema to have au n rtved bla ell- 16 oz % € Save & Savior with minUpricingf^ cans Look whop 10c will buy! the U.N.’a profeaalonat and ver aia iivetwu y , and ia rwoover- Save a trip to the Piauerial hlghe«>r«uiking emptoyea 5 par ing idoely. dXtot bother to atnd cent above the level set tteee flowera.) ^ Fresh Shoulder Cottage ChiNse 25’ years earlier. Our butchers will be glad to bone it for you so Instant t*otatoes 10° Braakstoha Brand, tiny curd. 1-lb cup The raise would result in LABceer nm w o m x n RIGGIO PIZZA you can tarva It stuffed with your favorite drasa- Save on Blue Label brand, 3-oz can groea saleiiea ranging fttm SEOULr—Xhrha Woman’a Col­ ing. And don't throw away tha bona, uae It to 07d00 a year for a starting as­ lege here to the world’s targent sistant offitoer to |M,6S0 a yaw flavor a soup or sauce. A great valuel ChooM Sticks 39° Pantry shelf must! Save this week on womeii’a univereity. Founded tt) Save this week on Muffin Mixes 10’ for an imdarwecrotary-genaral. 16M by an American Hetbodiat $ Churney Caljack Brand, 8 oz package Jiffy— Corn B'/i-oz pkg or Honey Ds’.o,.8-oz pkg Net ealerieo, after deduotlan mtoatonary, it nowr has t,000 FRESH SPARE RMS 65^ib Libby Corned Stop & Shop R & R Clear , of a staff tax, would range front studanta. 12-inch pizzas *00,200 to $24,887.60. For « UN. CheoM Spread 59’ Chicken Noodle mT ,10° employe, hto mt salary ooire- PORK LOIR GOMBIMATKNI 59° b Dairy Spread Brand, 2-lb package Beef Hash Tomato Soup Chicken Broth Also Chicken with Rice, Famous Mrs. Grass brand, 1/^-oz ehveiopo apootda to vdiat an AmmSoan on You find all the brands You can pay more— WELDON'S Roott and chcM from Swtft-i Prwnlum youne porlurt 14V!i' oz. at the same low a regular Job takes home out of you know and trust here! but why should you? hto pay olMok. MULTIPLE Dataraitet Fotateti^ '< 3 ‘pk;?’ 1 Amerioan CheeM 69° price. Tlw pototew ttwr motur o tmel o ftttivt occasion Bab-0 Cleanser 10° The Increase war rtobnunaod. VITIMINS stop l i Shop Indiv. wrapped alicea, M b pkg * Save o[) the 3c off labell 14-oz can •d tv Gie jBtaateaffiiraV; dvtt S«rvlpe-'''A:dvto(ny Board. It ONE-A-DAY IOV4 Ot i T ^ ,;W00ld add $8,741,800 a yew to All of your favorites /T Margarine 6^^. *1 can rriskies Cat Food 10° ^ the U.N. budget. O n e of Neu) England's nicest gifts! at'louj mird-pricesi Curly and crisp, ready for the pot! Our own Sun Glory Brand Chicken, Fis'h or Liver flavor, 15-oz can Thant also reooaranand^ " 2 .9 8 the aaeemUy add $l,eaMOO to this year’s budget (hra4n stgt- WELDON DRUG CO. J ideimental appropetettem Be Philodendron saM eome of .thiri wee neadsd A(j(j to your pre$i^ £ L s f i l l bacon . . . makes OCT A HAND PAINTCO riCURC or . ru/JS5?^;co/or. half the extra money was oalled ering makes s bga HHI _ ■ a g o ^ meal taste Deodorant CHESTER ARTHUR for 'beoauae of <"*)wtlfin SKW. Mac such a light, ■ ^ W better. nourishing “ ■ 3 9 At this price you C D C C VIITH COUPON AND 000 beoauae of highar pttoae and ' iflMClCa 4-inch can afford to buy r r \ C C fS.OO PURCHAK 1700,000 because of “Inflatloii- U. $. Ho, t Orodt 2Vk In. minimum pot aach mambtr hlaj « tm 5 ^ I I YOU MAY ALSO rUACHASC riCUACS OF MUIOINTt ary preeeurea in various paiki Oetm Spray Fresh OnnborrlN 29°ib own can, ' ^Mft I-II, u, U, 24 and U (or only lie KCh. of the worU" necaaalttetiag « IwvalvenMBt 6 9 emeigenoy pay Inoreaaar flor J pet^ e’eraiiiaoyad tooaDy. Wm w w . . . w ------Smmmm The budget edvfeory oofMBft. BOeGINI tee suggoatod that niaBt try to Ajax Cleanser aave money wherever he «wu* Axion Pre Detergent C a l o College Inn X4oz Confidets Dailey Mrs. Filbert’s Baker’s C l o r o x tt reoommended (hat tha araato (to IJM. «rt s*N rf|M Swa tea teua. A . cane . C a t Food Chicken Broth Sanitary Napkins Sw eet M ixed Pickles hty give him only n m j m to 2 0 t k . K r f iw r V 77* Soft Golden M argarine Vanilla Extract B le a ch - stipplemanta approprOalkiao O b n f c t 9 5 * lOc off label A Q 9 gallon C O # That would ratoa the anal unn 2"clili,“ 27* box of 24 O O X - 3 8 ' 4 1 * 40MIN 4 5 * li^ 4 3 ^ Jug hudqet to m si.tit.tool Hto m t aaoembly appropyttettMl Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER, CONN. $140,480,00^.'’ ^Rint liM ivMomiiMvidMI the starttog budget for tMO %a $140,000,01^

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Book Stamps M Review S f lU TIME B y t l M By DTD 1 n oE r tm u c d i a o k . GRAND AT Ne I t a M flpu k, t e p c . P U B . To hoaor ’TWihm," tto Mar- TMs turn novel by ICknM tional PhllataHe axbiblttMi ta apwK author « ‘nbe Prim# of UNION Jeruaalam, th* laraal Postal Da- lOaa J«oB Brody," ia Aort, 144 partmant haa 1 m i lid a nsM pafoa, and «an b« read vary SUPERMARKETS atamp and a auuvMlr tawaf aaaUy and taat But Ha idaa ta l A A i i o M Featured on th* atamp ars tha decapttra—ta tha nioaat way (or detaila from tb* Uoa’a Oat* ta nerval readan—becauae H patdn Jeruaalem's Old CMy Wall, tlm in mors atyla, Aaraoteriaatlon souvenir sheet shown the Liosi’s and depiettne ot a atrata oT Hfa Gate In Its emtlrnty phw tba aew than more authora oan do hi a book twice aa tone. atamp. Ih * Lioa'n Oata ta da- U.8.D.A. CHOICC-BONELESS rived from two pain of atoM The atyla aeema obUqtM and Uoos wfaldi guard aaeb aid* of oMhand; a reader alwaya in aur- prtaed to have piled up much the entrance. CHUCK FILLET Aloo laoued by IMaal la a naw aoUd Imgwiedge tram i t In dila atamp dedloated to Abraham novel mb reader laama a lot E A R L Y M O R N ICapu, on* ot tha g n atiaC Hton- about the movie builneoa, the EJACQUARD lat navellsta and hlatottana of way Itahan aawapapara and th* IMh century whoa* worha mayaalnea report on film people have bean tranalatad into many and area about the raaotlona ot SLICED DACON Italian readera. laqguagea. The naw atamp But moat remailcable in IDaa F IR S T C U T bears a portrait of Kapu, ra- Spark’a wtlUnp la her diarac- porta tha World YWda FhMatallo tertaattoo. The protafoniat hare, Agenoy. Acmabd Chrlntopher, la lofloal but not predictable. Long before Gibraltar haa celebraM tba CHUCK STEAK 90th atmlversary of tha adoptton the end of the 144 pagea we have rB tS B U U I and proclamation of tha Untver- a penonahty which we "know," UtUrrUJENUirEll —CUKD aal Deolaratlaa of Human but which la complex enough ao that we can’t predict raaponaea GROUND CHUCK . 6 9 ‘ VEAL STEAKS Rlghta by the Oetwral AaaefflMy even though they aeem ooo> of the Unltod Nahona, by ta- suing two new stamps. The leav­ elatent after we know them. B T H R I F T Y - S K I N L E S S A woman reader flnda heraelf er value of coe ahlillng dapteta pulling (Or Amabti to reetet la a King John about to aign tha certain way. But that'a really aa Itagm Oarta ki 1215. Tha two Ttdhnilaua aa trying to aatgueae shUltnga tllustrates the Rook of FRANKFURTERS Gibraltar aurmounted by tha her. I f a her pereoeuB^ end her public tmage. caption "1T04-19M Freedom." Mary Ounpbell Both veluee bear tba wdiWb ¥iFRIEbCHICKENX-89‘ BEEFSHORTRIBS .. S 9 "Human Rlghta 1968” at the top THT DAUOHTEB>8 NAKED- MumuFOun ■H.oRoimTK m g n o and earry the designated U.M. NfeflS. By Myron B. Kanbnann. symbol below, together with Upplnoett IBA6. QELBASI . 89‘ JELLaWHIPc^S^t*!'”* Queen DUsabeta’a profHe por­ The poatgreuhiate life and MmOAVDIO^ CG 1 0 OOUrounOR . A A n PORK CHOPS trait awakantng o f MUUcent Oordcei, IIADSSIOIOGIAOI the awfully blight daughter of a BOLOGNA .UU.LU COLD CUTS 2 ^ 8 9 ' The Federal RepuUlo of Gar- rabbi, unhide In the TOO pag ee a NUWNA a COOKID ML * OUT. * UIRCHIOI LIVERWURST manj^-West Germany—haa Is­ o f Myron Kaufmam’s aecond sued two new stamps, one hon­ aovet. Like "Remember Me to SMOKED oring Konrad Adamuer and tba WHERE other the 82nd OathoUe Day In O od ," tala ttrat, it exploren aa-- AVAILABLE peeta o f iha Jewlah oonaeioua- Baaen. The 80 pfennig Md and nan in contemporary America. GALAS OIU PREPAID black Adenauer atamp features Fbr the Oordana, a ll at them, U B B r > a portrait of the lat* ohanoallor. are otrangly ccndiaoned by t^^Kde P o r k Th* 90 pfennig green, ydkNV S b o u ld M - BAKED VlRG.HAN»,h their rtilghm, even when they 3 0 f t KT. 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The ZandvUet Canal book opena, MlBltteat returne FRENCH FRIES 4 1 . "ranai, in r sun soDDin appears on the 6 frano. The 10 from college, unacathed. Ideal- j p l e w e frano ploturea the tfavated OnqMn Good thru Sat^ Ort. 19th If you missed this special the first time around, now's your . Z . i l R R < ’ S » 9 -0 1 . LIGHT CHUNK ressings latlc, nahre. and very ptim and 9 0 OlOlSlt* 3 9 ' MILANl D looks at Ronquleraa. puritanical.______chance to stock up on these big, bloomin' bath towels. Each, pk|. CUHva P*® COHSTOCI-rORPIB ^ _ _ Her development, ttirnngh a STARKIST TUNA SucED Apples 2 5 9 ' fluxhram, formetiy Dutah prolonged affair with a young 24x46" of long loop cotton ter^ to dry you in luxury. And 1 0 . 2 9 ' Gulaaa, haa laibued a aet of two doctor named L e iBe HoUandar, HoIkMd H a l now stamp* aa a tribute to tba la the main theme o f ihe book. VALU A B lt COUPON that elegant rose pat ern is just as pretty on the other side. 6'/2-o z. < . World Health Otganlaatlon The other major theme la her SOFT MARGARINE 4 7 ' whlob la oetebratliig tta 90tb an- father, grappling with Ida faith, Wondering how they launder? They fluff up beautifully. . . ICECREAM cans ntvanary. The Surinam set eon- Ida iim gi egatinn—(which he come out of the wash softer, thicker, fluffier. Gather a TASTY PR0CRISS0sKinS:'4 tz 9 9 ' alate of two value* wllb a oom- loaea)—and Ua own uaeompro- G lA lD ONION M a a a a TEMPTING man design featuring taa WHO whole bouquet. . . hand towels, wash cloths, fingertip embl em. The 10 osnt ta vlolat MUUcent la a curious creature CAULIFLOWER 4 ' ^ 8 9 ” TE/WP-TEEWHIPPED c!li^DSODAl0'i^79' and dark 'blue and 90 osnt ia —KanOnaim.hM a toodi wHh towels, even a bath mat. . . and match them all up in btaM graan and dark graao. berdnea—but the tact that her decorator pink, blue or gold. To collect a set of re­ CAMtOTSSiii-IC 3 p" 8 9 ‘ eeruples and attltudaa aeem M H TM t eeMPON AND Ferwon faintly anadnoniatic compared PMKMASI OP $lM 0f M O m versible jacquards. . . for yourself, or for gifts. . . BIBDS e YK with those of her sistera today GRAND does not detract from the pey- just follow the handy schedule below. STRAWBERRIES Dilimer Slated chdogical realliatlnn ot the Ta s te s B’ efaanetar. IkaU iitBm nlfim 3 ‘1 .S 7 9 C To Honor Chief Tteough It oB, Kanfmann Coaptm Good thru SbL, Oct. 19th K raft Color or W hite SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN weaves the huh strands ot Jew- Already a proud owner! Then you know Eldmimd Dwyer iah famOy Ufe, deploying Ida GREEN GIANT AMERs CHEESE Ri ALL PURPOSE U.S.N0.1-SIZE A PiUabuiy FRUIT BOWL large cast ot cbaractera wMi how beautifully these towels wash... The aew poUoe chief, Bdmund namttve akUL As In "Remem­ MIXED VEGETABLES TURNOVERS 49c Dwyer, w ill be honcrad at a» ber lie to Ood," be ia notably how thick and fluffy they are after IN BUTTER SAUCE Sharp, Stroog, K raft • RIBIER 6RAPES dinner to be held O ct 90 at Pa- feUdtoos with minor rolea, and gani’s Cryatal Liake h - uwwm. the cBmacUc episode o f the 10‘02. ORAOKERBARRa;i^49i The evening will start with a non-wedding o f ‘ MlHlnent and just one laundering. Yoikknow what • ANJOU PEARS cocktail hour at 6 JO p.m. with Dr. Hollander—ihe final stage great buys they are! Add more to Plt 3 9 ‘ Mr. CHIPS ^ 3 7 ' OtD- U . NO 1 ? Ttokote a rt avallahia from by RabU Oordoa’a problems - > CRISP, TEEKR SNOWWim any o f tha following oonunlt- ihe proMems o f a man who nel- ¥ftili>TNIS COUPON AND tae numbera: Paul McOeary, fber baa nor beBevea hi tecOe PURCHASt^P 1-lb. YOUIt.PAVORin Ma m o n i a Beef "m" 5 9 ‘ PAiSCAL CELERY .l:d 9 ' MUSHROOMS 5 9 ' Atty. Lao B. Flahaity Jr„ 8am- enaweiv, and wboae Catih is DOLE JUICE 4 ! ^ SUM mSH-OCIAI SPRAT CAUrOSMU _ C " ^ o a c D e i IMonfte ic uN Paarl, Lt Clartnoa Naff therefore taken, by the denser UNION and offloers John Bundy and mambera o f the congregatton. PEASACAIWOTS Qpi'p-OR' CRANBERRIES FRESH DATES Rchart Ahnert for "unfcdief." B i i m R FR.G00KTAIL 4 ^ 89e Both MlTUeent and her father I>el Monte, Bafty Oampalgn i^ipotahneota Ooopoo uood turn Hat.. Oct. 19th CmCKENSARALEE’r 6 S ‘ Gerald AUvo^ oandtaate Car thus learn to adjust to a differ­ re-eteotlon to tba State T,.gVia.- ent set ot reaBdea. Kanfmann iiWfft Chi^C«EpMP«rCKtToiMir GARDEN PEAS 5',^$140 has produced an tmmenaely GRAND UNION POT PIES ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH tura ftom Varnan, has wmirf A readable, tradifiaa kind ot novri Roftwit B. O’Bxlen, DuKsatar —daaMng bonesUy with eome 8 o c . B COORTIANOIH^ La., aa Me cnmpalgn tnaaunr. VALUABLE MW. Joseph B. P ow m has beMc queatlnry and imbued wHh 6 ap iv ^- 8 9 e genuine eympatliy for his lead- bean named cOHjrdtoator of tbs diaraeten. IfetA Q d m u l t GREEN GIANT "May for Senate" rSulb. Anyone R J . Cappon RI1Z Intereatod In Joining the <8ab r may oonteot her for further tiv : Aa AiBMi- or HI.HO CRACKERS GOT BREEN BEJINS COCCI inup H&NZ " * * * ^ formation. ' FIRST WEEK emm Odyeeey. B y OelvlB sTeae- IN BUTTER SAUCE Trash Ptoknp OCT.14.19 VICKS FORMULA A change of routes for teeata Idaa. Dottea. f t M . Oath Towels ..BBc o i r e v e r s i b l e b e d Hotter awenrie to be a unlqiie IO- . ^ F 0 F lOOTHnC plokups haa bean announced by SECOND WEEK 3 diraotor ot public wotktk An­ phenomenon. V OCT.21-26 PUS, g J VICKS VAPORUB lo” drew Titoeitoo. 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Bogtantag Tomorrow, Oel. 17 HHH Speaker Five Day Foreeast Taka advantage of "Roxall” Tenapeeabaao In Shop ONE CENT SALE at LENOX At Acceptance during tbo flvw4qy i PHARMACY, 2M Bast Center oday Oirougb Street. Yes, a penny has power Of Turbotrains psotod to avanga bm m i aMva Along at LENOX. StMk up on modl- noanal. Daytbaa hl|F>a mU qine ohast tuppUes, good groom­ WASHINOTON (AP) — Vice nmga Iteim too uppw 60s to ing aids, beauty needs. TIm President Hubert H. Humphrey too mld-TQi^ end cwwiilght team With Hirer far-sighted shopper will tuck from toe upper 40e to the mid- is achedulod to sposk In Now away tor gifts aome ToUotrlos, London, Conn., next Monday at 60a. Tlllla itej to day rliengi i Jawslry, Fragrancea tram LEN­ a ceremony marking the Intro­ oept a imi* dooler 6asMte tbo OX PHARMACY during thla duction of two trains tor the end of tbe ttvo-dey poctod. Maiii StTMl Simwmt Oeteer Your' Tri City Fantim Cirelm Arem •ale. Now you can buy two Kama high-speed rail project along Precipilatlan n a y td a i U to Table for the price of one, plus a pen­ the eastern seaboard. H ineb ooourriag ee a Sear aeat- Boienre Ihooe Dolot Cban to Via# ate to bnpoot IVlto an unusual and oya- Be a OnUnary Arttot The Men’ s ny. Stock up on ASPIRIN, and The Department of Tran*- tered abcavom nmtaty over htRy On OolObor 30, 30 oi«l 3T Ite U 1!^ VITAMINB, also F1R8T AID y o u r cfflrr o a u m r y , on oatrbkH oivangement deolgnod THE OAROUSEL, Trl a ty portatloR will formally aooopt oecthM BVhkgr and m m wMa> '**' lovenlh •anual FINB AR1B too main ttoor ot WaDdne, la „ SAGE ALLEN, Trt City NBBXM plus BABY ITEMS and the trataa during the ceremony, epreod eboavsni late Simday or rOBTITVAL wOl bo boM ab |On- Tqr Mra. Jerry BMauk, proprie­ ooMtonlly cn tha atert to on- awpplng Plaaa, suggoris that Shoppli« Plam. oaten to tbo whole FAMILY GOOD GROOM­ to be held at the Coast Guard Monday. dMOtnr OobooLllcbeto o m h w your ahoigifeif pioowre tor ot CHEZ-JERl, Menohea you servo a ferilve fondue at nooda and demands of mascu- ING oaaentlala. Save on Cfirlst- Academy. avaUoble at ARBaftWIN-WIL- ber'a neweet speolaHy #iop right by making kvallablo to you qual­ your next supper party when taiteo you’ll agree, with one mao wrappings, boxed Cards Humphrey is to ride one of uoad In an exparlmant in hlgb- LIAMB OO. 981 Mokt Otroet, or ity morohandlao from round- neect to Ibo State Hieator. Hero you own a FONDUE SERVER bdo too MElN’s DEPART- and Gift Taya at LENOX FHAR from any meniber ct itw Uom the tratae after the ceremimy ■peed paosengar eervioo ba- rrom lN tand are FEATHER FLOWE3RB oo Choooo aatlny SUlnlom Steel or M®NT, canytog famouMUuno MACT. dub, 70 cento birthday# and group they lit m wsIL o n toBond to gatDorlngs are always In season. er will go to Boston. Roar Adm. Arihur B. Ikigol, Dakcato yat wcnderfuUy dur- oult your apadOo deefrea for a Bomthtiig New for too HoUdaye Oarpat Toor Homo fooed point enywbere. Do see teUoT WANO-8 RE8TAU- United Aircraft Corp. will pro- suportatendent of too Oeaat aide. 'IlMidtoglviiig oomoa toatcr W t o r f a n r a n t offers year-round accom- ■ent the trains, which will be Guard Aoadamy, WUh Baatoy than you tMnk. OPEDT STOCK atoo toe GRYOTAUZED flow- Blvery feminine heart yoamo era, also FLEMISH treatment for aomo new aniarel for the You'U And SUITS, modatlons. They have the gra- « - Tou’B irant your taoino fM b DINNBSIWARE] la awakaldo In SHIRTS, SWEATERS and AO- the capable staff and attoobUvo bortauae Ttoudco- many pattocn. PVir your oiwn .and VELVET. Yes, there la autumn aeaaon. Oomo t o ______Better Meals Are Made With “Super-Right” Meats! foirtlvttlaa a n centered hfomn or for dtottooUto gtfto too mmatUny new under toe auni KAYE'S, tbo qiodiaKy #iop at OEHSORIES for big and Mttte longing to pleaoo you. — • whePB family and fttandb gatb- MUSBUM PEE50B8 w * iA. Vernon Olrcte, to bo fitted to gujni ct all ages. Blven If you are not “criobrat- flattorlrg fatoion tor your ------. in« any special day" why not ” 'ar. Tbo M/tfKMDgrjflK “ Boy on Beaeta.” otoo "flpMt Let the Holidays Oomo Famous Makar round-tbe-olook needs. Depend- WtetTI Ton HavoT oomo to FIANO’S R E O T i^ . OABPE3T OE»rnDR, 8U ICain at ’76," “ Bhlp Flgurohoad,” ’Tbo avalanche of extra ac- ‘,'Btreat, to taaadiiuaxten tor ‘ B>M9taic Hands" and Plcaaao’a able brand namoo are your ar- The menu to tong and entto- RANT k COCKTAIL IXIUNOE tlvfUea can be taken, in stride ouranco of qualRy throughout, tag at JANE ALDEN FOOD Just tor the Joy It wUl give^u, • BRAIDBID RUGS. To walk over "Owl." YOUR GIFT GALLERY oa tong aa we have dep«md#Ue . or to «0t upoiv a BRAH3HD RUO ottars (Mlghtfud anawen to Thera Is much to choose here, SHOP, TW Oty Staopptng Pteaa. Juat to break up *'*“™*' PULLOVER ’*MAimNaZING” the ONB at prices that please, plue know- How tong has It been rince toe Ju»t To bolster your spirits. Oom- la aoft and cuBdctiQr. Raivanitolo, punHng prObtena ct gUt ebop- HOUR DRY CLBANlira „ too, and pracOnal Tweauao toot- ping. BOXED CHUBTKA8 le<%eable aariMance In helping «>ttae tamNy enjoyed "eaUng tag to FIANO’B to a t ^ e , a PLAINTB at com er Main and you achieve I total oatlstaction. outT" Postpone too pteanuro no prescription. Just the Uokot you AND prlnto dob’t Bmw, nor lint nor OARDS are more liwptrlng and Blrob elm 3M West Iillddto longer. Come soon for SEA- need tor dining and dancing SWEATERS " orunte. A BRAlDSaO RUO maanlngkd toon ewer It. aeana. Tpko. At the Main Street store October toe MooSh of BbdlowaMi FOOD or MEAT PLATTERS, pleasure. Come Tuesdays from MAWCHEHTBB OAftPBT SALADS, and lOB CREAM through Sundays, to FIANO’S on OEUfl'ER glvaa a room a wann ‘Bote* Oioo for Your Holiday toero te a bettor on too premtoea to take care of REEPAHUS AND NUTMEX3 FHKBaiACT at SPEdALFIBS, Mhimmmm Route 6 and 44 A In Rotten, NOW ” and blendto gioer (bat aeama to O nfto Vernon a rcio , OPEN TO good. Open Monday through .1 mate erveaycne’a aenao o ( waO- AL/IERATIONS of your gar- Jo h n so n p a in t cx>. 72a mente What a mtUfytog oon- BEaiVE YOU seven days a week Saturday, Be WeO P reoaed AU toe Time being teyrootet M ate your Main Btraat baa "BOND" GLUE from 6 to 9, lo dependable and 6 variknoe tots Is. Hie folte at $4-30 ROASTS taai^ bafipy for yuan and friendly. A Halloween ORBIEIT- Come to IM B L iT iL E SHOP, STEAKS that is ideal for your HOLIDAY ’MASmNIZING’’ go to sH rtennlng to Bay T Do^ boo TEAltB. INQ CARD is fun to oend >^d SOS East Center Street, to DBXX)RATINO, for trimming lengMis to pisase you, to keep ROTH'S CLOTHIER, Trl a ty ______to reoolva. ChooM them togeth­ and try on flattertag ckithoo BONELESS BEEF with iblnootonoa, felt, gbun you happy, to earn your patron- itewiTawm'and Freibea Taor er with CANDIES for the "trick of FORMAL WBIAR and accos- Vc work, where transparent work ags ate good wtlL. Hera they lashlonablo. You’H want la doolrablo. "BOND" to perfect or treat" gohllne that call on aorioa for too groom, hto WATKOra D R A l^ T OAI,- can handte in a quldc a te at- you. Boxed "Barton” CHOCO­ handsome ICNTT SKlMMhilK or >'>' LESIT, 10 Oak Btreot, tanrltoa for dotting and t^)ping wbero flclent way aR the extra woik or any of tha wool TOP or BOTTOM ROlMD small amounts at cement must LATES convey your aonttaienta SKIRTS you to plaoo your order now that Nbventoer entertaining In- eloquonUy to a bootese, a con- ^ tofFOHMALOTlAR SKIRTS, SWEATERS and for OO01OM DRAPBREDB, bo dlapenaod. "BOND" GLUE Is volvea for you. ‘BLARTTNIZ- recommended by aitcraft teach- valeocent, a birthday or bon A Lin* «nd Slim aUPOOVBStS and UE>il01r INO” heRpa you keep ybur home voyagS gift. TOP SIRLOIN, BACK RUMP 8TEIR1NO aa you (iton to taiINbt- tooking flrddi and oheory wkh oomblo for you. HOLIDAY en and update your bonw tkto bright-clean eUpeovera, drap- ROBES and GOWNS are In aeaaon. When you oomUna flno ertas, soatter ruga. You neetoi’t Stom Around Town stock for your early staopptag. Lb. la UgbBagr Sfarllng A* $ 4 * ® ® --'fa b r ic wftb Impeooafclo toHor- gft baUte in supplyliig enough ------Royal Ice Cream —"i lag, tbo deoorattra reauHa ara Give Year Bome PeiswWty CROSS RIB or CUBED STEAK tBxoB through WATKIMB, 386 freaUy teundered SHIRTB for Jeweiiy and Travel Ac oeooorteo "It tastes ao good, I don't >'■ totally gnbfylqg. B aton tbo Mate Straet, for daoorativa the man of the houee, ao long want to swallow It," is how one PILGRIM MHLB, 177 Hart­ » boBdey rwb aete to, wby not tempo for ovary decor, for ovary PBEK A BOUTIQUE, next to W “MAinTNIZINO’’ TWO- toe State Thaatar, is bead- youngster expresete his senti­ ford Road, has eyorcatchtag ma^ h f i s t e l . 648-9016 '~*’ plaa to m ate your aetocttona q>e«^ purpooo. You’ll find HOUR SHIRT SERVICE te ments ot ROYAL ICE CREAM. terlate that adapt to too moot m d o w , letoorely, in uubuti led aoto toUo LAMPS derigned wMb to- quorieia for an totereating ar­ provfdod at 360 West Middle ray of JEWBX.RY cm aH price You’ll fool that way, too, when Imaginative decorating for your * rouiidiiiHe. You'D find a pook tereothig bores to eobanoo your Tpko. you lot the ririi, smooth good­ homo. Mriio blgb-taablon cafe Pockag# Contains 9 to 11 Chops—End & Center Cut 7 "Super Ri9ht" Quality SUCED levste from gay cootuma ringa -----euppty c t tatmern and Mma «t motUs and mnode, ptua atu4y ness ofYlOYAL ICE CREAM curtains from the array of COT­ Bio WATKINB DRAFSSVY OAL- ptaa, tWBoriete to dramatio Im- LAMPS w60i fkodblo anno to Ilfs the Spooky Beoson melt cn your tongue. Rememtier TON prlnto, stripes and aoUda. 04S.Q1T1. perts from Poria and Rome MJinaer put light whore you want it that ROYAL ICE CREAM Team otrongly-woven GINO- O fita / lfd Spacowavlng POLE LAMPS are naHnwwm betonKs to tliio wtto too lumptairio cn axtUfto craftsmeaMp- Uo oompleto comes In dosens of fesUvo colors HAM and velvety CORDUROY OWtar, here phis tonoteao TMJB yiouqg at heart. BOTH FASR- and ffo-vors In fancy * STElNCaL Into handoomo bedroom en­ ; ; BOTH FAIRWAYS taava «R LAMPS. BopadaXty for too Mto WAYS bavo triok-or-treat CAN­ and varied to toe stock at PBEBC PORK CHOPS 69' A BOUTIQUE you con bring SLUCEB also CAKES so perfect sembles. Breathe fredi decorat­ ROUTE 88, TALOOTTVILLB. CONN. BEEF LIVER = \^1naiipto of craft matettal for DY BARS In mhiiaturA and ‘ 49* ANNIVERBARY SAUl, too BF’ as the hoUdaye draw closer and ing air Into your homo with the ereaitog suroftro soD onto for modem coramto LAMP wHh a regular rise (availaMe by the to aU too names cn your Chrtot- FRESHLY GROUND BEEF moa diopplng list and mate a you step up your entertaining hrip of PILGRIM MIUR, open A&P's OWN ALLGOOD BRAND— Top Quality your fund-iateng baasam Oomo bright nte^Maied gteaa to fU.96 box) for your HaBoween bond- pace. Keep your freeser stook. deny 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Mon., Tuoa., Wed. 10 A M . to 6 P M . tor idter and hMpkathn. each OT t a a piUr. outis. sattorytag obotoe for aR ed with delicious ROYAL ICS! Saturday to 6 p.m. Thurs., Fri. 10 A.M. - 9 PM . — Sat 9180 AM. - 6:80 PM . Your Preferences Coma First CREAM, Warren Street, or LA STRADA to Mancheater’a available at tbo fine drug and Opp. Conn. Golf Land grocery stores to your nelgb- The Inquirer GROUND CHUCK luxuriously caipoted RESTAU­ 69* SLICED BACON borfaood. 69* RANT at aS9 Mata Straet The long varied menu servtag 141 breakfast luncheon, dinner Your Qrift Gallery choicos, lets you pick anything you wish at tbo hour you want It For tastonco if you have a CHOCOLATE I f e . "WHERE YOU FIND THE UNUSUAL" yearning for waffles In mld- FLAVORED con 935 MAIN STREET^. AT WATKINS aftemoon, for supper eoriy ave- Hershey Syrup nliM, yoo wlU be served what TELEPHONE 643-5171 you desire. Tha gracious "Fam­ ily Room" aqutopad wUfa high HELLMAN'S choir, to a stacaro tovttatian to 2 fc. con come as a famUy. *// your girdle Maxwell House Coffee 1.37 ^ “>• AJAX Enjoy the Aesmanca at Partoet Fttttng isnh a perfect fit— MAYONNAISE CHAEZER’S, 8U Main Straet, T [UUNDRY detergent] haadquoriera toe biand-nome FOUNDATIONS, the Bras a te you would probably girdles, Invitee you to Judge for yourself bow much satisfaction Nubisco Premium truckers 32' you’ll find in a FOUNDATION garment that is exactly r i^ look better without it! for you. Eliminate the guess- wOTfc. Let the professional staff ASSORTED here at GLAZIER’S asatot you 8.50 pr. wttb PBRSONALIZBD FIT- FLAVORS JEILO Geldtins 5. TINO. PKICiS T O C T IV i THROUGH OCT. 19. 19M, IN MANCHISTER. MIRIOIN AND WAUINGFORD STORK ONLY A sUtt atarcbfng wBl give your ajiSon teffeta rilpa a new Take glamour in your stride lease on Bfe. To reotore tbetr Now you can former'* oriegNieat VM a cooked with Jantien’s proportioned ^Uunenr ^Stride” olaich OT a grioitln sototlon. panty girdle that’s made 8. own reproductions Fomud Wear Beadgaartera to fit perfeetly—OTorywhere. Sapar-Rluht IREIQAL MENH SHOP, 607 Frath Rroiling JANE PARKER Mhta Street, te tbe name to re­ member teien the occaaf on ootoi or Frying of fine old . for FORMAL WBAB. Here J tbqy have eiveiyUibig for wed- Jantren knows that ho two women are alike— so they've (■nga, pnoma, formal events, carefully crafted the proportioned "Stride" panty girdle in silverware ElverytUtag to right In stock. /Aret b ^y sizes: SAort spedaliy designed for shorter rt»«n There to no delay beoauN no-^ average measurements from waist to aotch; ^ivrsgf foe thtag has to be ordered, it.ft the woman with' average measurements; and Long foe longer BANANAS a cKHwenlenco, a ttanesavw, a APPLE PIE than average measurements. Elastidzed wito Lycra9 CHICKENS peace-cf-mkid aamrama iitet Spandex power net.[ avaryatay flta Juri right No • Yl 9. S*t guebswmh. no depending cn V-Lodc Plunge bra for fashion's newest ailhmirite^ the dating; nMoauramanto atone. You try diving look. A unique Spandex trim dings to every curve. - Wbola on the tuxedo, tbo outa/way, tbe WiHl'IHB DINNBR JACKET. In sculptured lace with full accent pad and Spandex powemet teA - t>/3 to 3 IbL Toult like what you ooo to tbs ndrror. B r|n g In your beat man, your uriiOTA your ring bearer, the fatfaef o f tha bride. All wM bo ootOtted for too Important l^tien ocnaslon to toeir comploto aat- 2 pc. 6.50 tetoetton at the RBKtAL MBNTl *Helen of Glaziei^s Says^ SHOP. Look Your Boot Many of ua have figure problem* of one kind or another— and, a profetiion- You'll want to be tooktag your wriigroatned beat for Tboriks- ally fitted foundation can remedy moat of them. You can diet for the rest of yqtar A&P FROZEN CHOCK The shiininesInK richness of Old Engrlish silverware can now be yours in glvtag. 8CHUDIZ BOAUTT MARSHMALLOW FLUFF 2 ’^‘4 7 ' these ^egant ailverplate copies by Your Gift Gallery. Such lovely things SALON, oomar Oak ate life and never have the firm figure line a profeaaiontd fit could give you. If make perfect gifts, too, for weddings, anniversaries, and birthdi^s. The Cottage, to flaing up too ap­ FOIL O'NUTS graceful 6 in. candlesticks are even more degant thM the famous "Prin­ pointment book with laquaoto you*re ready for a shapely change— let ua ahou> you the differettce a profeaaional tor tha ANNIVER6ARY-FfUO- cess” originals. For sideboards or mantle, $8.60 a pair. The striking re­ fit make*. All fitting* and alteration* are free o f charge. ORANGE production of an BngUsh Victorian compote is 7 in. in diameter. Ddlght- ED "OHAMPAONE CURL" LIPTON'S TEA BAGS T 9 9 ' PERMANENT by "BONAT," fuUy smart for serving mints . , . perfect for flower arrangements, $6. The 611.60, eopoctally to oolabrato miniature reproduction of a “coal scuttle” is 6 in. long, has a tiny scoop to toeir 60 yeosa ot buriimto atrv- serve sugar, mints, nuts, olives . . . or use for cigaiirttes, $8 the set. Cream­ liig OoiHMottout’a boautUut wom­ JUICE COFFEE er and c o v e ^ sugar bpwl make a beautiful addition to any table with a en. You receive a Oontt ohom- SUNSWEET PRUNE JU IC E'tl'Sf coinpanion 9 ^ in. angraved tray^ $9 for the set. Perfect for eo many usee poo, Teri Curt, Stylo Satttag a te Olamhur aptay. Tbto pennoaent and a ariW itojn fw all occasions is th^eauoe boat and ladle, $6.50 to too moot etfeiotivo, moot flat- for ,both irfeces. €a»«eUa:ht md flowers go together In the round candle- taring one over oreatod for toe sticks w l^ remc^abte lids slit to hold flowers. Great for individual place new toort, curled hair ftehtan, settings, for w n teipl^ , as clever cigarette or napkin holders, to order, SCHULTZ BEAUTY SHOP to - 9 9 LAND 0 'LAKES BUTTER X - 7 9 con $6 a pair. See thun tomorrow. , . shop open until 9 pjn. F^ree gift wrapping. OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY to aerva you with a atatf o f Mgbiy-tialiMd a te COFtSET/ & JUNIFORM SHOP talented beauttriana. Raoerve your beauty tone tomomrw. 648- B31 MAIN 8T./MANCHESTER. CONN. KELLOGG'S CORN FU KES‘3 38' 8861. TELEPHONr'G4LHIi4«

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PAGE THIRTY.POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER;. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. PAGE THIRTY-FIVE Olympic TV VONIOHT TOE 8 a* 7 *0 7:88: Oerter Stands Alone Today Among Olympians Coaches’ TVaek and Held Man’a pole Indian Booters Blank Platt, 7-0 raott—PhuU. H erald A Men’a >aveHii Final. Worn- en*a 488 metera Final. Men’a Barry London Corner 8,888 m e lm Bteepleckaae FlaaL Racially-Troubled 19th Olympic Games B y OUW DBBE8IB8 Welfflit U flinc — BOddle- And Jenkins Nolin, McCormack BAST OATBOUC weidkt, Final. MEXICO CITY (AP) — The United States now has a socks, and raised the possj^llty Lothar MUde of East Germany Farrell and Irena Saewlnskl of portion of his life in the United and the U.S. coxless foura mads TMs past Saturday we ab-^ total of eight medals, four of Channel 8 a* 8 to 8:88; A1 Oerter stood a man of an embarrassing incident at and Ludvlk Danek of Ckechoslo- Poland, third, each were timed States, won it in 48.1, a full sec­ It to the finals. foibed our second defeat of the them gold. Russia has five, one vakla. The altitude apparently didn't Reception Appreciated Both Way* Track and FM d—MeB*a pole alone among Ol3Tnpians to­ the aw a^s ceremony. in 11.1. ond better that the IMed record. Score Twice season, 20-8, to Pulaski IHgh gold. Jay Silvester, who set an bother Australian Ron Clarke, In X-Country Wins vault. Final. Men’a JaveUn Smith, one of tracks racial Ill the fight for the other med­ Bvot for a p a s s io n a l speaker, as gifted as Ihtl lair of goals of New Britain. day, serene and unperturb­ And the Americans stand a Olympic record in qualifying, Wyomia Immediately an­ Getting a Final. Men’e 888 metera. Fi­ militants, said flatly: “ I don't als, Gerhard Heimige, West who collapsed and was uncon­ AotuoAy any resemManoe of very good chance of adding sus- could do no better than fifth, 202 nounced her retirement after j. (^odnough, its h^rtening to receive a welcomed re- from___ both itey Jenkins Saweptng the top five places, Good balance has been a key nal. Baaketball—FIrat round. ed in these strife-ridden, want (International Olympic Germany, took second, John scious for 10 minutes kfter fin­ our performance last week to tantlally to that total Thursday feet, 784 Inches. the Games. "I'm hanging up my , ceptiem, «uch as the one he got yesterday morning at and Barry London, Man- paced by aopbomore Greg NoUn, for Coach Riley O'Donnell’a m A THCBSDAT Committee President Avery) Sherwood of Britain third and ishing sixth in the 10,000-meter any o t our previous four games weather-plagued and racial­ with the start of swimming— Oerter, a 6-foot-4, 280-pound shoes. I'm not getting any ... ‘m M M ster High School. 'Thanks to the efforts o f Matt Chester Iligh’s soccer team Manchester High’s cross coun­ Bast (Catholic High cross coun­ Channel 8 at 1 to 8 p.m .: Brundage presenting me with Vanderstook, Los Angeles, was run Sunday. He qualified for the was purely colnddentml. We From Mexico City — The ly-troubled 19th Olympic which they are expected to computer analyst who won his younger." .« Moriarty, Goodnough was secured to address the sopho- exploded for seven scores try team trounced Hall High of try team this fall. any medals.” fourth. All three were timed in 5,000-meter finals -easily and were as flat os a nickel pan­ followInK eventa are achedul- Games. domlnate-and in the pole vauft first gold at the Olympic Games The medal awards were made 49 flat. trotted off the track in good more c 1 ^ , and ail athletes, at Manchester High’s M - in whitewashing Platt West Hartford in a OCilL meet Perfect example of this was The strong man from West Is- Monday, when Jim Hines and ** ’Levley AudHotium.eter hur- Goodnough did today. He did a this season. game for us. St. Josephh has mia Tyus, who set a world ing world record, Carlos with a the 7,847-foot altitude, but none Oakland, Calif., stopping John* OREO HtoUN The locals have now won six 14:20 and M:28 respectively. n m m m m c o o u i a c k letes not at all. a terrlflo Job and the youngstera “We finally realised our po­ gottm off to a poor start and record, and Barbara Ferrell 19.7 and Smith 19.9 in the same w ere’constdereatobe'm serious ChesWre, ■ Britain in the second of nine meets with one tie. Both Peragallo and LaBelle Presentations Oerter's winning throw was by about a yard In 11 seconds edged out in a blanket finish for . Just ate It up. His message was tential with some good shoot­ I know they win be pointing to plushed the United States well race. Friday Manchester goes up were Individual winners in 212 feet, IH inches, about five flat, bettering the world record, second. Dave Hemery of Bing- ®®^tlon. J o^ Van Blum, Long ndddlewelght Alfr^^Jones', i^just t>erfeot and he made hit ing on the end of a crisp short FOOTBAIX. •VIAVOR’ tUs game for their first' win. Aaslating the Board of Di­ out in front in the medals race. Each easily won two heats Defensive Standout against Windham and Wethers­ previous meets. feet better than he was ever I points. I’Ve never seen a q>eak- There are a couple ot inter­ rectors at the Manchester Midg­ Russia was blanked. It was her second consecutive land, who is a graduate of Bos- Beach, Calif., advanced to the Detroit, outpoiiMing llaroelo passing attack,” Danielson said. NEW YORK (AP) — Chuck field In WiUlmantlc. 1. McCormack E3C 14:18; 2. NBIW YORK — (NEA.) —The Tuesday, wearing long black er hold an audience like he did et and Pony Football Assn, in done before. He was followed by Olympic 100-meter victory. Miss ton U., and has spent a large semifinals of the single sculls QuinonM of Peru. "This was our best team game Allen is the American Football 1. NoMn M 15:48.6, 2. NascMce TV program,! "Walt Disney’s esting sidefights to this game. . today. Peragallo B!C, 8. LaBelle EC, the conduct of the game at Mt. of the year. Jenkins, Cone and League's defensive player of M,' 8. Burke M, 4. Dleterie M, 4. Novak WL, 4. Tyo EC, 8. Wanderful World of Color,” haa Larry Urda, St. Jbeeph’s head “ r jo s t thought that you would Nobo Field this year is a new Bob Herdlc played very well the week as selected by 'The As­ 6. Dixon M, 6. VanderDioea H, Ricci EX), 7. Coburn EXJ, 8. a ftxAball flavor brtfind the coach, was a former teammate llke.to know about this,” Digan group called the Fathers Boost­ and Braimlck was a defensive sociated Press today. 7. Walker H. 8. Mabney H, 9. oameraa. Ron Miller, executtve of mine at the University of Oiicago Bulls ~addM . Shea EiC, 9. Audette EXJ, 10. er Club. standoiA.” The 29-yearK>ld middle line­ Mascolo H, 10. Hansen M. Chapman WU producer, once played for the Oonnecticait. A victory Satur­ These gentlemen, recruited Goodnough, tor any newcom­ London, making his first start backer was -the focal point of Los Angelea 'Rams Cotton War- day would be a sweet one for and directed by board member Upset Knicks er to the area, is the New York at left wing, led the new-found the defense which completely hurton, flm editor, played at w . The second sideUght of the Met# roving ambassador of Dave Malinoski, assist in the offensive. Single goals were stymied the Oakland offense in Bob Charles, a southi»w, won Oari Yastrsemskl of the Bos­ Southern California, and Paul game Is that it wUI be the flrat goodwill. He heads up the Na­ preparatlcn of the field and the In First Test registered by Gary Larson, Kurt the second half as the Chargers only $8,472 on the United States ton Red Sox wasted no time tn Cameron, assistant director, night football game ever for preservation of order. They tional League baseball club’s Bogll and Herdlc. upset the Raiders 28-14, prevent­ PGA tour in 1966 but In 1967 he going after the 1987 American was a Star at UCLA. Blast catholic. also assist game officials with * Speafeen' Bureau. He's a pro The locals tallied three goals ing them from equaling the won $72,468, a record for a for­ League batting title. He aingled We want to set the proper NEW YORK (AP)—Dick Mot- and anyone who bos ever heard HAL GOODNOUGH the sideline chains and down in each the first two periods league record of 15 straight vic­ eign player. He’s from New his first time up against Whitey Pimlico racetrack is one mile prescident by starting off with ta was bubbling over with en­ him knows this to be a fact. and added a seventh in the third marker and handle the an­ thusiasm be had brought from "The youngsters at tl«t as­ tories. Zealand. F\>td of the Yankees. in circumference. a win. nouncing and spotting chores in Before the morning was over, sembly this morning were a canto. successful coaching at Weber Goodnough, a personal friend Friday afternoon the fodlans the press booth. Their names State, after opening his pro bas­ credit to their school, their town, and the teams their sons piay tor ntiariy a decade, stopped at their parents and to themselvea. host Weaver High of Hartford ketball c o a c h ^ career with his the dufc. and close out the regular cam­ for are as follows: ” I don’t think Til ever forget Chicago Bulls’ upset 109-96 vic­ He,, too, waa overwhelmed paign Tuesday afternoon agednst Sagles—George Hunt, Charles •the reception I got this morn­ tory over the New York Knlcka with; the recepUon he got at the Wethersfield High in a (XSL Ryan, Roes Nelson, Ed Rlsptau, ing,” he continued before leav­ in Madison Square Garden sdxxH. meeting. n/linit Auto Tire Centers Gus Samiotls, Ekl Madsen, Dan ing for a luncheon date, then Tuesday night. • • * HasiihMtar O) Flatt (9) P|7 or and Tony Qulrici. hack to Manchester last night to "It’s like a dream,” he said War* O OeUnon Giants—Bob Digan, Uoyd address the Rotary CSufai. BotU FB Hyen after the Bulls dissipated a 16- O ne o f T o p 'H irills Bmmilck FB IteocGO O'Dell, Paul LaFlrance, George polnt third quarter lead, felt be­ Aa I have often said, there Ward RHB Lynee WcOsh, BUI Wilson, Harry "I Just bad one of the biggest Kuustk OHB Wheeler hind 87-84 and then fo u ^ t back isn’t a better speaker on sports Waifo LHB Zajac Grimes, Harold Duff and Wil­ thrills of my life,” Goodnough in the final see-saw minutes. In this country than Hal Oood- Larson OR Oervals fred Paquette. sal<6 as he lit a cigarette and Cone LR Lovendale "They (the Bulls) needed this nough- Tlie Meta are moot for­ jenUns C Bchaedlar Jets—George Booth, George puUbd up a vacant chair in this win, and I needed it to see if tunate in having a man of his Herdlc H, Hennessey Kanehl, Frank MUka, Jim Hig­ department. London (X, Jawonriti what I ’ve been talking to them ability selling their product in U snehester ...... 8 8 1 0—7 gins and Joe Banning. "I jlist spoke at Manchester I i about has sunk in. I had to sen these parts. Sooren: jenidns (2), London (2), Patriots—Jim Ray, Isxi Mat- High School and those children Lsufon. Bocli. Hsnuc. spirit artd enthusiasm to iheoi He would be welcomed back Substitutes (Usnehester) — Us- tarelU, Jim Murphy, Walt Fer­ were out of this world. because we have no wltmlng with open arms by any group Me, Basdey, Werfaner, O u te r SU- guson .John QuagUa, John Ba- I’ve never had a more apprecla- kowskl, Plante, CoUet, Rooen, Ward, tradition to fall bock <».” in.the future. Landefln, WoUeitberc. bineau. Jay Pagliuca and Irv Uve audience of young people The Bulls, who lost 08 games * • * Luckman. anywhere in the country. S o C & I last season emd won only 20, "They were the meet courte­ O ff the Cuff The efforts put forth by these showed the results as they out- Boston C ollie dads go a iong way toward mak­ WEST CEREMONY—Wyomia '^us of the United States wipes away the rain ous and attentative. You could husUed the nigged Knicks. With hava beard a pin drop. Basketball workouts started ing the program a success and as downpour hits Olympic Stadium in Mexico City during medal presentations Retains Honor Flym Robinson popping in 82 “ People aay the young folks yesterday at Oentral Oonneet- are very mtich appreciated by for K ^m eter dash. She wears gold medal, Barbara Ferrelle, left, of U.S., points, they outshot them until WINNING FORM—AlO«rter lets fly discus with toss which wOn for hhn an are bad. Don’t you believe it. tout State OoUege and at ttie the board and coaching staff. was silver medal winner and Irene Szewinski of Poland, won bronze medal. In Football Poll Cazile RusseU Wt elg^it of nine unprecedented fourth Gold Idedal in Olympic competition. (AP Photofto) I’m sure it's not true here in Univeraity ot Ooonectlout. shots in the third quarter for 17 Manchester. For every five per Chech Burr Carlson has 20 can­ Boeton CoUege’s resurgent Cehs Shave Squad Embattled President of IOC Caught in Middle of his 29 points and brought New cent that gets into trouble, there didates out at Stom. UOom Elagles have been cfaoeen New York bfusk. are 96 per cent that are good opens Nov. 80 at Yale. Bill Det- England’s No. 1 college football BOSTON (AP) — The Boston But Chicago surged ahead to rtek has four storten back at OeHica are down to 11 men—one Big American All Heart youngsters. Believe me, you've team for the third straight week stay 01-89. Central but lack of height may under the NkUonal BaakethaU got better than 96 p e r cent good tn The Associated Press’ region­ "I was on a team that won 29 prove the blggert handicap... Association Iknlt----- and play­ ones in Mandhester. al p<^—and this time they Black Athletes Plan Snub straight games in college and I MEXICO CITY (AP) — st the Olympic Games in Aus- 'Hie 280pound computer ano' The Yale-lDartmouth footbaS er-coach Bin RuaseU plana to Goodnough, a former high missed getting a unanhnoue nod know what It Is to develop a A1 wrxerOerter maxesmakes a living lyst reaponded to the chalkt^ school teacher, baseball scout game Nov. 2 in New Haven will by Just one vote. keep it that way untU No. 1 winning attitude,” MbtU said. "Something happens to me wMh a toss of 212 feet, 6H kwh- be carried by 24 TV stations in draft choice Don Chaney of working with heartless and a, public speaker for noore „ __. - „ _ . . The unbeaten Eagles, who “ A lot of people think It’s Im- vdien I get to the Games—the es for an Olympic rsoerd.' than A decade, is well on his New Bkigland, New ^ atopped VlUanova 28-15 last Satr STOP! Houston Joins the team in Jenu- If They W in Olympic Medals poaslble to get up for 82 gam«s, computers, but the big people, the presMre, ever}rthlng The distonoa wws mors than Pemwylvanla. It will be the ary after military duty. — •/ M. way to topping last year’s urday for their third victory In a but we will.” American is all heart him­ about the OlympScs is speclsl to five feet better Ilian Oartsr hod NCAA’s regional game on ABC. iw ith T IR E ^ 4-PLY NYLON CORD me,” he said. record of 197 talks in the Unit­ row, got 17 of the 18 first place TIm Celtics 'Tuesday cut back- MEXICO CITY (AP) — somebody beeldes Beundage talk. These khto dhki’t bust their ever done betora. ed States. During this time he .. Another familiar face will be self. At the age of 82 and oidy an votes In the balloting of sports (STUDS * If American sprinters Jphn the medala” Hines backs to get here to boycott fiitveeter floMted flOb wkh a covered 47,000 miles by car and mtesing from the New York writers and aportacasters in the "He’s all heart and guts,” occastcnal competitor, Oerter tosa of 209-8. ^ Car*®® “ w* Tommie Smith vri>o was sup- anythfag. They came here to another 80,000 by air. He’s a Yankees next season. Frankie six-state area. Ns« i.ailakU j said Paytoh Jordan, U.S. track wasn’t fovored thie time be- Oerter Is unocitafn kboot osll- win medals in the Olympic run ahd win medals. walking encyclopedia on sports, CrosetU, a player and coach for The lone dissenter stuck with aa a ll aar Tubeless Blackwells coach, after Oerter upaet the cause Yank teammate Jay Ing It quits. especially baseball. 37 consecutive years, has re- Yale, also atill unbeaten after a IsatH liras — ^______200-meter dash today, will .. ^ former riiart Tuesday and be- SUvester has thrown iha discus "Once I said m y amfceidn wma ] a l f r t a l “ I was thrilled______with the re- signed as the third base coarti ^85-18 trounctng______of Brown. He WhUe a dry fly should float they let Avery Brundage sage.” ** caroe the first in history to win 226-4, a pending world record. to win five gDr. *2395 Games was threatened. and Harvard crew members arc UUe. DellaFera 160-876, Jim Slrianni per man in the expansion professional sports.” City Royals in the first MardttO, V«r RM m il rVlorkmaM 1AA.004 Tf—^ ^ sw___ xt. _ m. the Red Sox, but figures to play Unbeaten Springfield’s fourth ; whtal . /jjmim.nl pto-ral.d on A source close to the U.S. wearing the buttons in Olympic 386, ran CSiapman 149-881, Jim draft. Even the Boston Red Sox, who round Tuesday. He was followed pleased by the over-all outcome. PS. Pft. Uve former hockey player full time at Kansas City. ^ "W e think we came out of It straight victory, a 48-7 rout of track and field team said that VUlage. Mathleson 887, Sam Little 135- Everyone was in a happy pocketed 81.06 million like the in order by pitchers Dave More- NO TRADE-IN NEEDED! 5 7 P O R T . with the Boston Bruiiw m lh ^ The Royals and Pilots showed very good,” WUUams aqld. ” We Ciolby, moved the Chiefs up one ...... there was a quick change in Stan Wright, Negro assistant 871, Pete Aceto 183-137—423, mood Tuesday after AL Presi­ other nine established clubs, hetd,' Gary BeU, Dick Baney V I C«l»0M 4«r. *2295 presentation ceremonies atter track and Held coach in charge from a 4-dawn deficit after six completely dlfterent lines of were very lucky. We protected a place elghm. Massachusetts ‘•all appli*.'*'* **’I*|; SeAee, V©, ewSemalk, P%0 John Aceto 873, Bill Carlin 186. dent Joe Cronin hustled the were able to smUe after losing and Darrell Brandon and In- FREE MOUNTING! PR, UH. Jim l^ e a of Oakland, Calif., of the sprinters, said he knew of holes to defeat favored Jhnmy thought in the early roupds of lot of young players and flgufed while Northeartem, Grant of Wethenfield, Com ., 8 draft through its six hours With' six players, including regular rieldel’ 'Jerry Adair. a 80-18 victor over American En- woo the gold medal and Charlie no organized move either to PINNETTE8 — Sophie Pan- the draft. Kansaa City went for we’d lose some, but we wound ~ to OLDS. the help of an IBM computer third baseman Joe Foy and Morehead and Adair also and 2 in the 36-hoie final at the young talent, making , right- tematlonial, held the lom spot. ee?^**’,40 um ., *2995 Greene of SeatUe the bronze in wear black stocklngB or put the Clera 191-508, Wanda Kaselaus- which provided data on players starting pitchers Gary Bell and went to the Royals. The others up losing only one—Baney, who V4. tt$M, the 100-meter dash Monday. freeze on Brundage. Ntufiua Country Club. handed pitcher Roger Nelson of led the Eastern League in pitch­ The Top Ten, wim records kas 180-471, Loretta Griffin 178, In lightning fashion. Dave Morehead. to the Seattle Pilots. “ If Jimmy had been able to Baltimore the No. 1 selection and total points based on 10 for Brundage had been slated to “ Maybe these boys wore long Phyllis Ucello 184, Marilyn Ma- "I ’m sure we put some holes Some of the other aelecttons ing this year (he was 14-6 with putt,” said Barry, “ it would ” W« think we came out of it and following with Foy. The Pi­ first, 9 for second, etc. WE’LL SAVE YOU MORE OB... present the medals but the job stockings because they were dore 179, Peg Hickson 198-480) in a lot of clubs today,” Charlie caused a bit of eyebrow falsing, Pittsfield)." 66 K . *2095 have been no oontest.” very good,” Red Sox Manager lots went tor older veterans, Morehead, 26, pitched a no- 1. Boston College, 8-0 170 instead was passed on to Lord cold," Wright said. “ But if they Marion Doyer 487. Metro, Kahsas City’s director of but the Wgg»wt surprise was COMPLETE REVERSE FLUSHING Dick Williams said, "We were Uklng first baseman Don 2. Yale, 8-0 182 PS, PS, l^ cHr Burghley of England, a long- want to wear long stockings 1 By»y, who has been the team’s hltter tor the Red Sox la 1966 OF YOUR COOLING SYSTEM BY til Mlncher from California and and has shown flashes of bril­ 8. Harvard, 8-0 146 WINTER f i b e r g l a s s tilne member of the IOC. don't care. As long as they run regular third baseman for most Hines was confronted with the 20.2 in the 200, they can wear then outfielder Tommy Harper liance at other times, but has 4. Holy Cross, 1-2 113 PRESTONE AUTOMATIC MACHINE! of the part three seasons. 6. Boston University, 8-1 99 6 7 & ..*2 8 9 5 rumor Tuesday. what they please. from Cleveland and shortstop The 25-year-old Inflelder add­ been inconsistent. V'G, MrfwnflMc Ray Oyler from Detroit. BeU, 81, helped the club in 6. Dartmoum, 1-2 91 I^/PR, Mctary atr cmHH- “ We made 0 0 request that “ I am sick and tired of all this ed fuel to the fire by tossing off CHANGEOVER Later, SeatUe grabbed out­ last year's pennant drive and 7. New Hampdiire, 2-1 78 severia parting shots at Manag­ 8. Springfield,14-0 87 fielder Tommy Davis, a two- er Dick Wllliama. had a hot first half this season, g o £££^80RD-BELTED 66 *3 5 ? . *2295 time NaUonal League batting earning a berth on the All-fitar 9. Massachusetts, 1-8 88 ”»rs impossible to play your 10. Northeastern, 3-1 MrOpmaHc Ml pewer. champion, from the Chicago best ball under a man like (Wll- team, before tailing off in me SPECIAL SON, OCT. 20 - 2 P.IH White Sox, and southpaw Steve latter half. WUllama conceded omens receiving vot o l o s . Homs),” Eby said, "...this man T U B E L E S S K Barber from New York before mat age was a factor tei not put­ Brown, Connecticut, Rhode CpOIpmpip Cmppv. *1595 is a‘'sneak. This man takes Most Cars V4, tulpmptk, PS, Pi4 going tor younger players. ting me big right-hander on me land. bpditf spptv. Track Opans 12:00 Noon pleasure in hurting people.” «•* The pilots drafted seven play­ WllHams shrugged off the protected list. Includes Parts HITEWALLS CHEV. ers over 80 years old. lOutsas Brandon and Adair were used *1695 blast, but General Manager Cheney. Somers and la b o r ttmr iwrt 100-LAP FEATURE City picked only three, including Dick O’Connell said If Foy infrequently last season and Cmn^ ve. MlMn.Scunattc ppvpMW- were not expected to be protect- w MMrint, McMIdipt MPtt.m ).. I’M- ->k '•5f. * ■ Moe Drabowsky, 88, from Balti­ want* to blame anybody for his Booters iti Tie REFILL with PRESTONE or ZEREX Anti Freeze PORT. more and Hoyt Wllhrtm, 45, lub-par 1988 season "he should OPEN COAGPETmON CHAMPIONSHIP WiUiama said me draft’s big- - ★ Protects radiator to 20*^ below 64 Spprt Copy. *1195 from Chicago, both In th e ,fifth blame hlmsslf.” “Two well - matched soccer 1 5 7 ; Plus Fad. gest surprises to him were me ★ Instr^ll new thermostat V4, ppMopIk. PS, round. And In answer to a statement teams collided yesterday, Som­ ExdN Tk avaUablllty of Baltimore pitcher by Foy' that he had expected to ers High emd Cheney Tech, and 'A Install radiator sealant Roger Nelson, who had me dk- be traded rather than exposed neimer was able to score as de­ ★ Inspect ra'diator hose, fan belt, 63?ii *1195 In the draft, COonnen said: tlnotlon of being me first player Ipjamr ipRpp, y 4 , MrtP- fense dominated play, plus Sizes 7.75x14/7.75x15 MPtlc, fpU ppwpr. ”W* triad to trade Foy, but no­ chosen tn me opening round, some great goal tending on both radiator pressure cap and heater controls plus S2.3S to S2.53 FML Exo. Tax I | and of Cleveland inflelder Chico Sports Slate body offered us anything sub­ sides. stantial.” Salmon, who was nabbed at Cheney now has a record of Otiiar zis«f prapertianatelF priceel THURSDAY, DOT. IT ' Hm« m , tM, MliMac V4, BV>y was Minor League Player the rtart of the second round. two (Wins, five defeats and two MSniMlc M , ra. Soccer — Cheney at Prince of the Year at Toronto in 1966 Nelson went to Kansas City and ties. ir MANY OTHBRS ^ T O W IN Tech. but has been Inconsistent in his Salmon to Seattle. Co-Captains Russ Willis and three seasons with the Red Sox, As tor me possibility of Dave Heritage were singled out MANCHESTER ' FRIDAY, DOT. 18 especlaHy thU year when hi'3 trades, Red Sox manager said by Coach Bob Plntavelle for TIRE and AUTO ADULTS 13.00—KIpS fl.00— FREE PARKING ’ the club was "mrowing a lot of Soccer — ManoheeUr at batting average slipped to a low their all around play. Johnny OLPSMOBILE names around” but mere' was Windham. of .225 and he jdayed pooriy in Goodrow,. tn me goal, came up the field. . nomtng concrete at the moment. wim several great stops, includ­ MinitAuto SERVICE CENTERS M O fO R U L E S STAFFORD SPEEDWAY JWfountry _ Manohestar F ^ , the fourth player picked ing one after a penalty kick. SA«r U s. «i Hsrtfwg'Rd. at Windham, also v*. Wathers- in ^ opening round. Each Billy Haughton of BrookvUle, MANCHESTER BERLIN WINNERS AU> I — Winners in the various age WETHERSFIELD MERIDEN WATERBURY SPRINGFIFi.D I’ lltMiiMttr M J'iSII p re a ld ^ of Dillon’s. Recipients were, left to right fleM. player was purchased tor N.Y., led harness drivers in '‘^Vhen grouse hunting, it’s a ROUTE 140—STAFFORD SPRIGS, CONN. categories in Ford’s recent Punt, Pass and Kick *lera«1S Xlera 9M SMt««U iBIora #14 OsM Evm. fcwest. $176,(X)0 under the terms of the money won in 1987 wim good Mea to carry an extra pair M i Waal MMdlt TumpUia Star* #18 V iawo #81 Tlnm. 6 Set. competition in Manchester were awarded trophies Midget Football — Giants va, Wabalar l euara Plaaa ^42 SNm Dmmm Cahimolal Plaas l()ney, John Lacy and Fred McCurry. Plav took draft $1,305,778 in purses. Stanley of socks, Put mem on during Wanahaalar, Cun. Barilo, Cono. last night at Dillon Ford by Stewart Johnston, left, HSaglee, 8:80; Jeto v», Fatrloto, WaHuriWaie, t?aoii. MarMao, Oeos. place last week. (Herald Photo by Bucelvlclus) Despite the loss of these play­ Dancer, and Del Insko also lunch, and your feet will feel 8 - Mt. Nebo. ers, Red Sox officials ware passed me $1 million mark.' like new. OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 9 a SATURDAY 9 to 6 (

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P A G E raiRTY-SIX* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ^NCHESTER, CONN., WEDNEafDAY, OCTOBER 16, 11M» V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE wi^ MAJOR HOOPLE PAGE THIRTY-SBV1W. -»------ I*/A DON'T BD(& M6ANDY/MUST HAVE '' Aanrtr H NwN Automobltes For Sed* 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H«lp W o n fd H elp a IN TH' DRIVE-IN A S P O T- IWONDER B E G I N N I N ' ME, BU S-T M V A LOTOF H Z i.tO O i iJVlE AR E r O E T T H ' Solitude HURRVl J WHV WHAT ABE >OlJDOIlf,YpRACTION’ THE ^ KBEPIN* UP WITH ^ F«mal« 35 IS TA K E N 1 60AAE A^E5SAGE! OTHER POP— TRYiN’tO JBOOSALOO.'1 ij FDP lE HARDER CLASSIFIED PONTIACS D O W N c l l x : k SHAKE YOUR POCKET^ WANT TO TEACH IT \THAM CHAN&IM' ^ ACmOBS DRIVERS for school buses, 1 Stralnar DIDN'T WATCH SO iriL v TO SANDY. BUT TYEl AN INSIDE-nRB ON lO n ly T.«ft over 1968 Pontlace on Manchester schools. 7:M to GRAB S Apart irurbearinc ,^ART ?> g o t a HANGUP ON A AN E16WT-YMEEL mammal sale October 16, 17, and 18th CLERK-TYPIST a.m., 3:16 to 8:46 IT? THE HIP ACTION/j^--— STRUCK. / lOIMMiiwa advertising ExceUent part-time for tbltd 1 Tropical only. In addition to saving (n ifflx) shift, housewives, retired p a r- 11 Container vinea jCLASSIFIED^VER’nSING DEPT. HOURS hundreds of dollars on these Interesting poaltlon in our 11 Oraak 4 Compaie 8 AJK. to 4:80 PJR. factory warranteed cars, Accounting Dept, and Data sons. We train you. CWl 64*- lettara point Processing for qualified typ­ 2414. 8 Cain'i victim Mr. Domenlck will give, in 14 Make addition, $100 discount to ist. Must be high school e poealble 6 Narrow roadi 2S Cloth 42 Anchorlta CLASSIFIED ADVT. the flrrt ten buyers ' ap­ graduate and have good 15 Level meaiurei 4S Narrow (niet ® a y b e f o k e p u b u o a t i o n figure aptitude. Good wages, 11 ruh eauae 7 Source of proved for taking over low HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS wUdom 27 Rebel (coll.) 47 Lata actor, Deadline for Baturday and Monday le 4il9 p.m. Friday. congenial co-workers, ex- 17 Apex Clark----- weekly payments. Ooll 288- lO lo te 28 Simple 8069 broker. ceUent company benefit Juniors or sophomores for 19 Duplace a. 20 Hermit 48Makei train • SenAd program Including health part-time waitress work af­ A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 12 Like a lion 30 Boat paddle eyes at PLEASE READ YOUR AD ter school and some wath- 21 Crafty 32 Benial 49 Bom and accident insurance, life 21 Negative 11 Piece of ends. No experience neces­ RK3HT! GIVE ... h e t x k n o w h o w furniture erion 81 Oirl’i name 1966 PONTIAC Lemans con­ Insurance, and pension plan, THE JOB TO TO HANDLE THE reply Sheep- S3 Tar (oomb. vertible. Good condition. $1,- free parking and subsidised sary. Good pay, pleasant 24 Plumlike 16 By oneielf DAT IT APFEABA m dM iPoffE m D lS'l.'t.'*” OOP... SITUATION.'>7T: leBardi kllllng form) next Insertion. The Herald ie *"• **!S? 600 or best offer. Must sell. cafeteria. Apply working conditions. Apply In f ^ t parrot 86 Pony person,' Brass Key Restau­ 26 Weird 20 WorkePi rect or omitted Insertion for anv Incor- Call 649-0184. group (ab.) 37 Disfigure 87 Hawaiian to «io extent of n “ mtite ^ ®"*y rant. 28 Expert 40 Brand pepper F IR S T (coU.) 22 Affirmative not loeaen the value o“ S S 1966 FORD Oalaxle 600. Like NA'nONAL by "make good” Insertion. will not bo oorroted STORES, INC. 11 Sole r n r r” r r | netv, low mileage, full power, UDlepatdied r ” r r ~ sacrifice. Call 648-S611. Park It Oakland Aves. TELEPHONE solloitofs, eazn 14 Seepage lA r r up to $6. an hour, caU tram 16 BibUcal U nd. MUSTANG, 1967 hardtop. Auto- East Hartford 643-2711 home. Blxperienoe prelfel^ 16 Egyptian god 1 i r matlc, power steering. Excel­ 875-3136 red, but not required. Call ofavll (BookvUle, Ton Free) lent oondltlan. No money down. n r IT answering service, lea'va name 16 Land CaU 288-8716, broker. . I RECEPTIONIST —stenograj^- meaiurte and telephone number, 649-96M. OUT OUR WAY B Y J. B. W ILLIA M S II ar. Diversified, excellent sal­ 41 Iranian ruler CHEVROLET MaHbu, 1966, 2- Unltod (Joffee Service, Paul 4141 (Roman) ary, fringe benefits, 87)4 hour 1 <3IVB UP' rve HAD ALL t CAN TH A TS THE TROUBLE 44 New Zealand door hardtop. Automatic power week. Save traveling time by Oiqgraa. TAKE OP yoUR CHAMMBl. HOP- WITH HAVIMS A OW E- Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? steering. Sheup. No money r aborigine working In Manchester. AlUed FULL - TIME genera] offloa P IN S W i t h THAT REMOTE CON-, TRACK MIND/ COME 46 "Webfooter down. CaU 288-8716, broker. BuUding Systems, 260 Tolland TROL/ FOR ALL 1 KNOW THE BACK ANDlT-LTRY TO SUte” work, typing, telephone and PERRORMIMS BEAR ARREST ED , FIND SOMETHIN* SIMPLE 24-Hour Answering Service Tpke., Manchester, Conn. 646- D A V Y JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 50 Woody fruit 1964 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, red, HouMhold Sorvicos M nHnoiy, Help Wontod— clerical, in a two girl office, THE 03V1B7IAN WHILE TH E TO KEEP TOU HAPPV 51 PrepoaiUon sunroof. Very good condition. 0124. pleasant working conditloni PETECnVe DANCED A JtS TILL TOU DOZE OFF/ 54 Vehement Offoiod 13-A Drossmoking 19 Fomol*'’ 35 F B I. . . W E 'V E S O T YOU CAN GET OFF HOW IS IT , THEY'D BETTER TO TH E PHILHARAW3NIC/ w Free to Herald Readers CaU after 6 p.m., 875-7400. and exceUent benefits, 646-4400. TO FIND A PAR. anger NOW, CAPTAIN. SOINS, PADDY? MOVE FAST... LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk ddiv- DRESSMAKm o and altera­ 55 Not married 1967 QTX Plymouth, 440. Uke AOOOUNTINO uvd payroll THAT BOMB'S ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ tions, sippers replaced etc. WAITRESSES wanted, fuU-Ume Party Plan Manager r r S7 Horee’e gait toIephSno‘ tatodT^SSS new. Wmaculately maintain­ assistant — a Manchester- DUE TO EXPLODE SSOlony ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. CaU 649-4811, and part-time hours available. M IN U T E S / ed. New tires. CaU 872-4291. based electronic firm Is loolr I'LL LEAVE AS I •urface 844-8062. Apply In person, LaStrada’a Show latest Lisa Jewelry. SOON A S THE ing for an alert woman to as­ SOBaee EDWARDS DRBMSMAKINO and altera- Restaurant, 869 Main Street, Earn dilgh commissions. LAST PASSEN­ NOW IS THE TIME to protect sist in both the accounting and 60 Scmipreclouf tions, evening wear, suits Manchester. Work with full kit and color GER IS OFF, ■tone Trucks— ^Tractors 5 and restore original appear­ payroU areas. Experience Is AHSWERIND SERVICE made to order, 16 years experi­ catalog. Write: E. A. BotU, 61 SweeUop ance of your eimealte driveway necessary in one or all of the INeineaper tnUrfrim Aum.) 1949 INTERNA'nONAL dump ence. CaU 848-7042. President, 656 Main St., 649-0500 875-2519 truck, three yard body. Can bo with a good coat of protective S E C R E T A R Y Orange, N.J., or CaU Collect following: Typing, peg-board sealer. Free estimates. 742- system of accounting, prepara­ 6 seen at the Dairy Queen, 242 PRODUCTION CONTROL 201-678-8377. advomaor in Broad Street, Manchester. 9487. Movimg— Trucking— tion and transmittal of payroU Eg time without spending all evening at the telephone. Storage i20 Excellent opportunity for gal information (for computer) REWEAVINO of bums, moth- Friday with initiative. Short­ and maintenance of persotmM Trailars— holes, sippera rqiaJred. Win­ MANCHESTER Delivery—light hand and typing necessary. PART-TIME waitress help, files. Apply at Multl- Chreults evenings, apply Flano's Res­ Automobilos For Sdo 4 dow shades made to measure, trucking and package delivery. Congenial atmosphere—music— Inc., 60 Harrison Street, Mans CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER * Homos 6>A taurant, CaU 843-2342. aU slse Venetian blinds. Keys Refrigerators, washers a n d air-conditloned. Chester, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ask 1966 FORD walk-in van camp­ made whUe you wait. Tape re­ stove moving, specialty. Fold­ HERALD PONTIAC, 1966. 2 plus 2. Fire A growing and progressive com­ PART AND FULL-tIme fabric for Mr. George Smith. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE corders for rent Marlow's 887 ing chairs for rent. 646-0762. engine r ^ . A cream puff. $46 er, fuUy equipped. Can be seen pany salesgirls wanted. Apply Miss days at Nichols Manchester Main St., 846-6221. WOMEN wanted for noon tluM DOX LETTERS down, low weekly payments. Coburn, PUgrim MUIe, Hart­ CaU Mr. Domenlck, 288-8069, Tire, Broad St. After 6 p.m. work on sandwich grtU. Hours TWO HANDYMEN want a va­ C O LO N IA L BOARD CO. ford Rd., Manchester, batwean OH,VEH?WELL, broker. call 846-2020. Pointing— Papering 21' 816 PARKER STREET 11 to 3 dally. Apply Stwuly For Your riety of Jobs by the hour or three and alx p.m. only. MANCHESTER Glenn - Parkade, Mr. W. P. I'LL GO OVER ^RAMBtW /iillufc le-n day. Reasonable rates. CaU for NAME YOUR own price. Paint- .s.‘--Sv+. T Difonnation 1966 PONTIAO GTO. Original Mrs. E. F „ Loftus COUNTER girl, fuU and part- Smith, or oaU 648-0611 to owner. Black sports coupe. Ex­ Information, 648-6806, 643-8292. InS, paperhemglng, paper re­ Gorogo— Sorvics time, experienced preferred, range tor interview. Y O U R H E A D / j THE HERALD wUl not cellent condition. 643-7868. moval. Free estimates and dec­ ' ''' disclose the identity of Storogo SEWING machines expertly re­ orating service. QuaUty work BOOKKEEPER — Burroughs good pay, days. 640-8444. \ J. ^ 3- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 10 NEEUD Christmas money? Set any advertiser using box BTAT, 1967, 850 Fastback. Good paired. AU makes domestic or mapshlp, neat, competent serv­ machine operator, 86-40 hour COMMERCIAL space avail­ EIXPERIENCED cosmetician, your own hours, earn $60. and letters. Readers answer­ condition. Excellent in snow. imports. ABC Appliance Re­ ice. CaU 647-6Q64. week (Includes Saturdays), able. Central. Three areas, to work evenings. Apply Treas­ up a week with Stanley Home V£S, I BWN7ED IT ing blind box ads who $900. or best offer. Call 742- pair, 41 Oak Street, 646-8876, credit experience helpful, $2. desire to protect their two, 1,000 square feet each. One ure caty. Drug Dept., 410 Mid­ Products, Inc. (Jail 649-1841. I 9679. Rockville, 875-2193. PAINTING — Interior and ex- per hour plus depending on ex­ TO BLENP IN WITH Identity can foUow this with 600 square feet and one >^s. terior, very reasonable, free perience. CaU Mr. Shapiro, 648- dle Turnpike, West, Manches­ IHE MOONSCAPE. procedure: with 10x10 overtiead door. CaU VENETIAN blinds — repaired, CADILLAC, 1960. AU power. Un- estimates. CaU Richard 2128. Casual Village Shops, ter or call between 10 a.m. to 043-8763. retaped and recorded. 648-0278...... ij Binclose your reply to the usually dean with aU accesso­ Martin, 840-6286, 640-4411. Manchester. 6 p.m. 049.2886. Aek tor Marie 4 1 L j ^ box In an envelope — ries. Private party. 648-1610, 649-2971. Kelland or Sat Morreale. FEMALE EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, ...... f' address to the Claasl- 643-8789. feid Manager, Manchester GARAGE or bam wanted. Call W ILL DO ironing In my Hebron exterior and Interior. Paper- NAME brand goods free-Help ______CASH IN PRODUenOH Evening Her^d, together 1968 CHEVROLET Impala hard­ 840-6897. home. Close to Bolton. CaU 649- hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. friends shop with a few dol­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE with a memo listing the top, 4-door, 8 cylinder, power 7848. 649-1003. ON tilt big Fail and Christmas lars weekly. You gat things ASSEMBLERS companies you do NOT steering, very clean, $896. CaU free. Write for details and free FURNITURE retfnished. In­ iT^rrF'frSw ------— SelUng Season. Represent Avon with Progressive want to see your letter. 849-8486. 624 page catalog. Popular CUub Eleotrloal Appliance AND HERE'S THE NOTE 1 SLIPPED Tour letter will be de­ Motoreycl*»— surance estimates made. Man­ " I - in your neighborhood. CaU 286- inierior and exterior, papenng ^922 Plan, Dept: ' U600, Lynbrook, Company —- Apply 0 .UNDER HIS POOR LAST NIGHT. J stroyed If the advertiser PONTIAC Catalina 1966, 2-door Bicyclos 11 chester Rcftnlshing Co., 46 Win­ aiid paper removal, fuUy In­ N.Y. Is one you’ve mentioned. hardtop. $60 down, low week­ ter Street, 646-6046. sured. 848-6048. and 646-6326. ^ 'T H E N PERHAPS I'D BETTER If not It wUl be bandied 1068 HONDA 860, four months ly payments. CaU Mr. Dome- WOMEN WANTED — Jobs In IONA MFG. G0.I OPEN THE POOR OF SEltOR in the ustial manner. old. Must seU, beat offer. CaU WANTED woman for house nlcK 288-8069, broker. INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ your area, your hours. Secre­ Regent Street . SRNVER WITH AW PASS KEY. ' WELL, WHEfZE 849-3616. work one day a week, must Building— cial rates for people over 66. taries, typists, clerks. No fee, Manchester, Conn. IS I T ? SEATS ME 1968 FORD Ranchero, 289, 8- have own transportation. 848- HONDA, 1968, 306 scrambler. Controcring 14 CaU my competitors, then call exceUent pay. Staff BuUders, 11 m speed standard. Antique blue me. Eatimatea given. 649-7868. 5934. Excellent condition, new tires. Asylum St., Hartford, 278-7610. I Lost and Found 1 metal flake paint with white ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ 876-8401. I — - - ______CaU 649-0681. tono cover. Flnrt place Trophy rage, rec rooms, bathrooms I LOST — Savings Passbook No. JOSEPH P. Lewis, custom winner in Springfield Auto T R Itm P H Bonneville, 660, 1906, tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ I 087-0-00872-8 Hartford National ment work, cellar floors, pa­ painting and paperhanging. In­ Steno/Lab Technician ' Bank and Trust Co., Middle Show. $2,400. CaU 649-4876 or excellent condition. Must seU, after 6;S0 649-1986. tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- terior and exterior. Dry wall 5 ^ IP - '* '■ Turnpike offlee. AppUcadon goli^ to Vietnam' soon. CaU m synskl. Builder. 649-4291. work. Free estimates. 849-9668. Diversified poelUon Involv­ Experienced Polishers , made for payment. 648-8411. e tWI Ip MIA. In . TJA l6*. tat 0*. 1966 OLDSMOBILE 98, dark If no answer, 643-6862. ing participation In projects, HOMEEl, OARAQES, porches, \ green, 4-door hardtop. Power keeping of records and For a finished work on turbine blades and vanes. "Why doncha g«t somt bf that aoap thay talk about on LOST — Passbook No. W 2861 rec rooms, room additions, GEORGE N. Converse. Painting 14 Savings Bank of Manchester. brakes, windows, seat, trunk Businoss Sorvicos hand ling correspondence. Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and TV that goto you twico aa claan . . . m»n you could lid, antennae and steering. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ and decorating, paper hanging, MICKEY FINN LANK Application made for payment. fully Insured. (Jail evenings, Knowledge of chemistry de­ profit sharing pIlRn. Apply at LEONARD give ma half aa many bathal" New tires, low mileage, 2 ex­ Offered 13 eral repair work. Financing sirable. T available. No down payment. 643-2804. WEO, I’VE HAD 7 0 ^ AFTER I BAY SOME DEBTS, LO N N Y— N LOST — Passbook No. S 14197 tra snow tires, 644-0238. BULLDOZER, backhoe work, STAY HERE FOR AWHILE I'M HOPING THERE WILL BE IF X C A N Economy Builders, Inc. - 648- Savings Bank of Meuichester. land clearing, septic tanks in­ Rfid-Lee Metal Finishi^ Go., Inc. -T O GET THE HOUSE IN ENOUGH LEFT TD SEE /ME B E OF A N Y STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Application made for payment. 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air sta- 6169. Pioneer Research Inc. SHAPE! MR.HOUUHAN THROUGH COLLEG E! AND NOW H E L P — I tlon wagon. Power brakes, stalled, drainage fields. Paul Floor Finishing 24 IS GOING TD SELL IT THAT DAO'S GONE, TOO— I - WISH YOU'D Schendel, 649-0486. NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON - HALE ROAD ' 69 WOODLAND ST.—-MANCHESTER KINPA LATE, BVT power steering, automatic FLOOR SANDING and reflnUh- GUESS I WON'T BE COMING L E T M E Remodeling, repairing, addi­ PIONEER INDUSTRIAL PARK ANY/ACRE- KNOW /^ WE CAN BUZZ THE transmission. Call 649-6226 af­ YOU ARE A-1, truck is A'l- Ing (specializing In older tions, rec rooms, garages, MANCHESTER STRIP AND THE tiVAL WONPBR THEY PIPNY Porsonols 3 ter 6. floors). Inside painting. Paper­ Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ porches and roofing. No Job a to m WILL COME ANSWER ON THE hanging. No Job too small. D AILY RIDE wanted from Man- 1966 BUICK LeSabre, 4-door ways sealed and 'email truck­ too smaU. CaU 649-8144. Phone 644-1681 tor Interview John VerfalUe, 649-6760. ' Chester to New Haven, StUes hardtop, green. Power steering, ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- Street vicinity. Office hours, power brakes, heater, radio, mono Trucking Service toll- CARPENTRY— concrete steps, 8:80 to B p.m. Will share driv- tinted windshield. Car in ex­ free, 742-9487. floors, hatchways, remodeling, Bond^—Stocks— BUITNER SERVICE MAN . Ing and alternate cars if neces­ porches; garages, closets, ceU- BEELINE fashions needs ladies cellent condition,. 649-0124. One TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, sary. Write Box "J ” , Manches­ ings, attics finished, rec Mortgages 27 to show fall line. Samples furn­ Experience Necessary owner car. buUding lots cleared, trees top­ ished. No collecting, no deUv- ter Herald. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ ped. Got a tree problem? Well SECOND MORTGAGE — tJn- ery. CaU 646-0480 or 649-2462. EXOEU^ENT WORKING (JONDmONB, CHEVROLET^ 1968 Impala. er related work. No Job too SALARY AND (COMPANY BENEFITS Eight, automatic. Four to worth phone caU, 742-8262. smaU. Dan Moran, BuUder. llmited fimds available for sec­ choose from. Over $1,000 sav­ Evenings 649-8880. ond mortgages, payments to Automobilos For Solo 4 STEPS, SIDEWALKS stone NURSE’S AID, 11-7 shift, full­ ings to qualified buyers. $50 suit your budget. Expedient MORIARtY BROTHERS, bid MR. ABERNATHY waUs, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ service, J. D. Realty, 648-6129. time, Laurel Manor 649-4516. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY NEED CART Credit very bad? down, ' low weekly pay­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ 801 - 816 CENTER ST. races, railings. AU concrete re­ modeling spectallot. Additions, Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- ments. Call Mr. Domenlck, 288- NEED MONEY? Accepting MANCHESIe R, c o n n . — 618-8186 pairs. Reasonably priced. 643- rec rooms, dormers, porches, COA4E BACK HERE, RANT! RANT! I > eal Douglas accepts lowest 8089, broker. 'mortgages on real estate. CaU Vacation—Insurance—Penrion 0861. cabinets, formica, buUt • ins, OH OH, CUDOLES YOUNG LADY] CANY CATCH HER down, smallest payments, any­ for confidential' home Inter­ and Many More Fringe Benelitsl — s h e 's T O O F A S T where. Not small loan finance 1960 DODGE, V-8, 4-door hard- bathrooms, kitchens. 646-8446. IS RUNNING OFF! TREES cut and removed, land view, days or evenings. Fast WANTED F D R A A E ll WINTUKOP company plan. Douglas Mo­ top, automatic, power steering, cleared, reasonable. Free esti­ BY DICK CAVALU radio. Good condition, $110 or service, telephone Mr. HaU, tors, 846 Main. mate, Insured, 289-8720. 249-8468. beat offer. CaU 6U-8672. Special Services 15 A-1 MCtiHANIC T/W GOING TO B E A HOIVAVJCH iSPBLUhiG DO'UDO HAVETD 1968 CHEVY n, SS, maroon, SHARPENING Service — Saws, f think: I'm H O O eeW IF E v iCNOW TD BOOW0BAT A H05BAND? automatic 6. Very good con­ LTD handled with TLO ^ knives, axes, shears, skates, G O IN G TD hotacabeergiql . dition. Tires plus snow tires. original owner since 1966, com-, rotary blades. Quick service. Help Wonted— f5WL6REUJNG, fortably alr-oondlU/med, auto­ PROFESSIONAL CLERK-TYPIST T Immaculate. 649-2164 after 6. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 For general auto repairs. 1 / B U T I DDNT matic, power brakes, power Fomol* 35 CAPB... r Best offer. Main St., Manchester. Hours RUG SHAMPOOING Flat rate, 8 hours, 5-day Experienced, with an aptitude for figures. steering. Will be sold for $1,- daily 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:30-9, RESPONSIBLE babysitter for 8 CHEVROLET 1966 Impala, 2- 696. at 47 Hlghwood Dr.. week. Paid hoUdays, va­ Saturday 7:80-4. 648-7968. Most advanced method , on year old boy. (Licensed pre­ ( Paid Vacations — 7 Paid Holidays door hardtop. Pale blue. 643-5020. cation, Apply In person your floors. One hour drying ferred) Monday-Frlday, 9- Gorgeous oar. $60 down, low LIGHT trucking, odd Jobe, also to Earl Lewie. Blue Cross — C M S — Sickness and \ time. Spotting our speelalty. 8 p.m. Some Saturday, 9-12. weekly payments. CaU Mr. 1961 9-PA8SBNOER Country moving large appliances. Burn­ Special rates October. CaU Has to be close to Center, (Bis- Accident Insurance Domenlck, 286-3069, broker. Squire, power brakes and ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- PRISCILLA’S POP steering, rebuilt transmission, 646-2609. sell Street), 647-6639. BY AL VERMEER 1776 or 289-8824. Pension Plan & Profit Sharing 1961 FORD Falcon, standard good tires, $300. or best offer. PAUL DODGE YOU’RE SURE’ shift, new engine; $200. 649- Terms accepted. 848-0881. DATA processing clerk with REPAIRS — Lawnmowers, some keypunch experience, 86 A GOOD SPORT 8484. snow blowers and garden trac­ AAMCO TransmisslonB of Man­ CHENEY BROTHERS, Inc. ABCXnr IT// CM<3^ DART, 1964, 270, 4-door sedaiu hour week. Apply to George PONTIAC, me. tors. BYee pick up and delivery chester, ^ nationwide, guaran­ 31 (JOOPER h i l l STREET a HM H MIL IM. TM ! . » Vi. M . I PONTIAC O ^ ln a wagon, 1967. Automatic, radio with rear Bradlau, assistant superinten­ In Manchester and South Wind­ teed service. Budget terms. 373 MAIN ST. Automatic, power steering, speaker, snow tires with dent, ME^hester Board of Ed­ T(JHBSTER, (JONN. 64S-414l| power brakes. Like new. No wheels, windshield washer. sor area. Call 644-0421. Loaner cars. Free towing. (Jail ucation, 1146 Main St, CAPTAIN EASY 643-2467, Manchester • Vernon BY LESLIE TURNER money down. Call 288-8716, Private owner, 649-6409. SERVIC1|I^ when you need It. broker. town Une, Rt, 88, TalcottvlUa. W K H A S OKFM-I CAN TAKE A HlNTl BUT MAY PLYMOUTH Barracuda, 1966 Complete sharpening service, , I'LL TAKE THE GUN, X W P ID R E I USB YOIR PHONE TO TELL MV THUNDERBIRD convertible, 2-door Sports Coupe. Buckets hand and power mowers. BLOODSHED. MKT BUYER. VOU CHAPS WON'T SELL PALI Uens GO INEIpfel Home, garden and shop. We al­ XXL 'AVE NO IF I FIND WHAT VIA 1968. Automatic, full power. and all. $60 down, low weekly Roofing— Siding 16 , MEN and WOMEN! C M O lce IF YDUR-0R. COLLECTIONS^ LOOKIIJO FOR I'LL Beautiful condition. No money payments. CaU Mr. Domenlck, so repair and service power Do You Like To Write? ioi) Keep USB THAT PHONBi down. CaU 288-8716, broker. ; 236-8089, broker. and hand mowers. AU work ROOFING, aluminum siding, We have Interesting Jobe, available and are willing to train fW iwei guaranteed. For dependable gutters, carpenter work. SO DODGE DART — 1967, 2-door you. Attraotlvo wages, group ineuraq^e, profit sharing bene­ 1968 CHEVROLET Impala 2- service call Sharp-All, 686 years’ experience. Connecticut sedan. Automatic. Very clean. .U*,*' c. door hardtop. White, V-8, pow­ Adams St., Manchester, 648- Valley Construction Co. 648- fits. Apply In person. WE NEED AN No money down. CaU 288-8716, lo-tc er steering, radio, heater. Im ­ 6306. 7180. Free estimates. C WMlir MU, W. T i l l e y m M . p«f~ broker. maculate red Interior. Low CARPENTER — e^erienoed,expe ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS PONTIAO, 1964 Bonneville con­ mileage. Chrome wheels, new ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITORI tires. $800. 116 School Street, all types of work. Masmable.Rea Roofing and i^DON SPINNING MIU CORP. vertible. Maroon. No money CaU anytime, 646-1787. SHALL TEST T)ie ? 9 0 (X e 6 6 COLD it e e x s n o r f cowoeweATiow down, low weekly payments. Manchester. Chimneys 16-A 'Hte> PDIL6P* n?EArM0jr occtx6f ocoMwre eetue 9oilbo TALcorrmLE, c o n n . The position is open now. You will find OaU Mr. Domenlck, 288-8069, 1962 FORD compact. Automa­ ANYTHING taken to the dump, Ll«e THE VOLK O f AM t 6 6 f! broker. appliances, bulky fumltpre, at­ R(X)FING — Specialising re­ tic, 6 cylinder. Excellent con­ pairing roofs of aU kinds, new your position exciting, interesting and a chal­ dition. $276. or best offer. OaU tics, ceUars cleaned, light 1986 PONTIAC Catalina convert­ trucking. C9ieap. 286-6860. roofs, gutter work, chlmneyr ible. Excellent condition. New 643-2961. cleaned and repaired, 80 years' lenge to your abilitias. You will find tha staff] LITTLE SPORTS experience. Free estimates. brakes. Best offer over $1,160. 1986 OLDSMOBILE, dynamic 88, TREE removal-Trimmlng. Rea­ B Y ROUSON sonable rates. Covered tor CaU Howley e48-5S8L 644- most congenial and your office most pleasant.] Call' Dave Tupper at 649-8760. 4-door hardtop, excellent con­ MEN NEEDED iHFeRWRIty CoMPUK iuPeaioRirY property damage. Got a tree 8338. augao BYHYfHofiS dition. Must seU by November Check the fring'e benefits. ► W ■/MFgmewjTY oeMPtgx GTO, 1966, 4-speed console vinyl problem? Call Dana’s Tree OI/RlF BYMYPHgitf 16th. Asking $1,196. CaU 647- Td'leam skilled jobs at local manufacturing plant. Cream puff. No money Service, 622-8429. 9861 after 6. r down. OaU 288-8716, broker. Miilinory, Attractive, newly increased wages, group insurance Apply in person soon .at the . . . COMPLETE .Janitorial services. 'W j 1966 AUSTIN Healey. Ideal re- 18*2 THUNDERBIRD. convort- Drossmoking 19 Residential, commercial and benefits. Apply in person at: storation project. MAn^ new ^ew tires, $860. Call 649- Industrial. Windows washed, FOR ALTERA'nONS neatly and parts. See and make offer. CaU *A86. floors washed and waxed. Wise reasonably done In my home, HanrljrHtfr Earning firrolA 648-0184 after 6 p.m. 1066 OHBVROLET 4-door. Mid- Maintenance, 643-2608. call 648-8760. lo-lt 196S CADILLAC, 4-door hardtop,^^g:ht blue. This week’s special, RUBBIS)} — trash removed to CAVROKCORP. 13 BISSELL STREET MANCHESTl all power. Call 849-2072 after*7|1.299 full price. Call Mr. Do- the dump, lawns maintained. PLAIN SEWING and altera- 60 EAST MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE, CONN. ■ ,L 6 p.m. menlok, 286-8069, broker. Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. tlons. CaU 849-7748.

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Holp Wantod— Malo 36 Artieloi For Solo 45 Musical Instnimonfi 53 Aportm onH Flai l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 PAGE THnWY-l O FFSE T preasmtm f o r 1280 M ul- SCRBBNBD loam, processed P.A. SYSTEM, oompleto with Tawamant* 63 CLASSIFIED U-stiipping, pUto maWnc. Day BERRrS WORLD gravel, also bank run graval. dttal sp eakers. CaU 647-1810 Pmubliad Out of Town WE HAVE customers waiting Housos For Sola 72 Hoosos For Sola 72 Out off Town Out off Town ahift, excellent aalary. Contact Oeorge H. Orlltlng, 742-7886. anytim e. 63-A Cosa Nostra Leader Mr. Kent. Connecticut Valley for the rental of your apart­ For Rant 66 START HERE, immaculate For 5ola 75 For 5ol* 75 Paper A Envelope Co., 2M0 ment or horns. J. D. Real Es­ DARK rich stons-frss loam, TK B E B r o o m furntabed epozt- ■kH ROOM duplex aputmient ior MANCHESTER, 6 room Razwb RaiKh. I,arge comer lot Dead Main St., Hartford. ta te A ssocia tes, In c., 648-6129. BOLTON -LAKE — 4H room ADVERTISING 910. Pool and patio sand, 120 BASS Accordion, with case. m«nt Prs6*r gentlemazi or rent AvaOahle December Ist city water, sewer, 8 bedrooms, end street. Fully fintehed base­ VERNON-Manobester Line. 4-8, Appeals Court Upholds stons. fill, gravsl, sand and Ranch, beautiful treed lot, 600' 9900. 742-0880. wortlng ooupte. UtlUttee kit- *170 per nwnth. H e«t hot wa­ Vsrplanck School area. Act ment. Mid teen's. Wolverton two famUy, two furnaces, WAREHOUSE MEN, night shift. mamirs. 643-9804. NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ to water, new furnace, oiUy (XASSIEIEU ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS chided. No pets. ReSeressoee. te r included. Stoere, raCtlgara- faat Only 914.900. Hayes Agen­ Agency Realtors, 64*381$. unique opportunity for econom­ Good working conditioni and UPRIGHT PIANO, good fo r luxe garden type i^yartmenta $88 « WWk. 74SS161. $18,600. Hayes Agency, 64* 8 AJL to 4:30 PJL benefits. Qaer Brothers, MO CERT’S a gay girt—ready for tor arid dHponsl, fun biuM- cy, 6484091. ical Uvlng or Investment. On­ Patriarca’s Conviction \ recreation room, needs ttfliilng. available September. CaU Paul P R IV A C Y — poTkUke 380 x 286 0181. Rye Street, South Wlndaor. a vdilrl after cleaning carpets W. Dougan, Realtor, 949-4518. mant OU 87S0066. ly $31,000. Hayea Agenoy, 64* Rsssonabls. 649-8971. MANCHESTER — Lakewood yard, epotleoe six room Randi. BOSTON (AP) — The conv4c- Boron, on underwetM with Blue Lustra. Rent elsctrio 0181. VERNON — custom raised who was a wknesn st ths I COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. PART-TIME, IS-BO per hour, 4 Businots Loeaflom NU-tNOTON Oesker — Circle area. Bhceoutlve 7 room Plastered walls, sundeck, ga­ Uons of Raymond L.S. Patriar- ‘ shampooer Paul’s Paint LOOKING fo r anything in Ranch, three bedrooms, fin­ The trial was i a n a d T A «tM P.BI, DAT BKFOHE PCBUOATION For Rant 64 8H room apartment stove, Dutch Colonial. 3% bathe, two rage, trees. Don't miss 11 BOLTON LAKE, bargain year oo, 80, of ProvidenGS, R.I., and evenings per week and Satur­ A Wallpaper Supply. WINTER Musette spinet piano real .estate iientals — apart­ ished rec with flreiUace and nearly a month after the Ixsidi" . toM fern b or, heated, 9136. p er oar attached garage, many, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, end eloie out at 97,000. 0 tor Saturday and Monday la «:M p.in. PMday. days. Full-time positions avail­ and bench, 9296. C all 848-2208. ments, homes, mtilUiSe dwail- bar. Cathedral ceiling living two other men on charges of Ing and the circutt omUt soM ’ able. C all 289-7408, 4-8 p.m . TWO ROOM o ffle e , 100 percent month. A ftw 6, 649-9626. * many extras. By spiiolntment 649-6824. room Ranch summer home IT’S inexpensive to clean rugs Ings. no feet. Call J. O. Raal room, three lavatories, 2-car oonepdracy to murder, were up­ the deereose in pubBot^ OfW . HA09IROM 12 string end case, Main 8t. location. Inquire Mar­ on ly. B rokers, 649-4643 and 648- near water. Hayea Agency 84* TOtJBOTOPEBAnON WILL n i A l and upholstery with Blue Lus­ Estate Associates, Ino., 649- garage. Immediate occupan­ held Monday in the U.8. dioult that case showed ths monlb wtHi aunbuiW BnMh, 2 ptok-up, lo w 's, 887 M ain St. MANCHESTER — 6 room 0181. BB APPBBOIATKD O IA L 643-271.1 tre. Rent slsotrlo shampooer 6129. 6896. cy. 929,900. No agents, 64*0063 Court of Appeals. 9180 o r beat o ffe r. 649-6288. Businots Proporty Ranch, fireplace, 3-car garage, long enough. $1. Olcott Variety Store. 474 M AIN o r . o fflo e tor rent. COLUMBIA M ra. K. Patriorca, described in Senate MANCSiESTER — 4H loome, For Sola 70 LOW 20'a — 8 room OoIonlaL walk-out basement, large treed The court sold that a stu4jr c f , Center of town, plenty of puk­ testlmcny In Washbigton aa the newspaper accounts at tbs ttzas ATTENTION! TRUNKS, baby furniture, sand heat, hot waiter, atove, reMg- 4|lbedro(Hn8, living zoom with lot, excellent location, $39,400. COLOSSAL RANCH! ! VERNON — beautiful seven ing, 644-94*6. 9-6. Sm all dow n. 1-878-8681 ev e­ leader of the Oosa Nostra In showed that none of the a month. MECHANIC —full-time, must "Vfhv nci mak0 'rkting' a imr Ofympk gmnw—thm Ice C ream . 646-2428, 9-0. redevelopment and proposed Realtors, 844-1286. low down paym ent. $16,600. Impossible to describe, so in I960. was indicted on a chazga of Manchester schools. 7:80 to 478 W indsor Street, ber let, 8H rooms at 9185. and WIH send pla t an d c o lo r p h o­ Holp Wonrod Molo 36 have some mechanical experi­ tM n wouUn't b* any probitm about loeatiom r shopping canter. Potential Wolverton Agency, Realtors, many extras and the over-nil Counael 'for the three men In being an accesBory to ths kSMng 8:48 a.m., 2:18 to 8:40 p.m. Florists— NartarlM 49 0- i:cr Canton Street. Hart­ 4% room s at 9100. H sat, hot VERNON — now renting com­ gross, $6,186 per year. Ample tos. Writd Gary Mbrse, Rain­ Excellent part-time for third ence willing to learn pin set­ 64*2818. condition . Sensibly p riced in the Ma^eo conspiracy case o f M arfeo. ford . 827-8771. water, oven, range, raCrigera- mercial Industrial or waze- parking, refltdshed Inside and MANCHESTER, Rockledge cus­ bow Acres, P.O. Box 869, Mi­ shift, housewives, retired per­ ting machine. Apply in person. SPRUCE TREES for eale. the m id 20*s and w ell worth It. am i, F lorid a , 88162. based their appeal on a claim Sclarra, Robert E. FOirbeoU* tor, perking and etorage. Tele­ houss space. Multiples o t 3,000 out ExceUent Investment prop­ tom built Ranch, famUy room, sons. We train you. CaU 648- Vernon Lanes, Route 83, V er- Three feetAovt iuluand larger.iar^or* rvGm* ■ ■ MANCHESTER — abc room T. J. Crockett. Realtor. 64.1. they should have had a change ers, 31, of Providence, and Roi^ TELEVISION phone 627-9288 between 9 'and 4,000, 6,000, and 8,000 square erty. CaU Hie R.F. Dimook 8 bedrooms, walk out base­ 2414. Help Wantod— Mai* 36 Holp Wanftd sonable. MB North Main Street Room S WIHlOUt B oord 59 Ranch, flreplaoe, huUt-ln range 167: BOLTON CENTER — Seven of venue to New York because aid DePietro, 89, of Newlngtoni C all 049-3802. — ------6 p .m ., a fte r 6, 847-1971. feet d e u apan building with Co. 649-6246. ment, treed lot, large family IH baUw, 3-car garage, 160 x M m room Ranch. Low'20's. Ao- of publicity about Patiiaroa. Conn., were hetd aa fugklvas TECHNICIANS or Fomolo 37 ------—------ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, loading docks, 8 phase electri­ slse kitchen. Hayes Agency, 200 lot Hutriilns Agency, Real­ WANTED - auto mechanics. ^ CARPENTERS and carpenters 8^ ROOM, second floor apart­ sumable 4H per cent mort- They also contended the trial from Maasachusette, where tbogr • I I air. Outdoor workers, shot)ahoj) ___ ..... 64*4)181. Immediate openings, 40 hour aU benefits. Call Cawrehes Mot' helpers wanted. CaU J.R. Wen- CLERK—FuU-tlme, experienced gentleman. Private entrance, cal and ameslte parking. Build­ tors, 649-6324. PrlncipfUs only. 64* should have been delayed be­ were Indicted last Tuesday ca workers, concrete fabricators. ment, central location, garage, Land For Sola 71 week, paid hoUdajrs, paid ors, 648-2791. nergren Com pany, 646-2484 preferred, driver's UcenN. Re- Gardbn—Farm - ■howar bath, free parking. Ap­ ing nearing completion, min- SOUTH WINDSOR cause of the bombing of a cor charges of murder in ths death Have many openings for heated, 9116. p er mcaab, utea from parkway. CaU own­ COLONIAL, paneled dinila N.ETW 3-famlIy, 10 room duplex, hospitalization, earn up to Uabls. No phone calls. MUler p ly 198 Spruce Street. BOLTON —28 acres of beauti­ used by John E, Fitzgerald of o f LouIb Zogho, 28, whose body days o r a fte r 8 p .m . 648-8803. Dairy Products 50 adults, no pets. 844-0683. room, new modem Mtcben, each apartment * bedrooms, 1180. per w eek. C all BONER OR BUTCHER steady work in healthy outdoor P h arm acy. er 873-0638. 6H room Ranch. Three bed­ EAST HARTFORD — Imma­ ROOM to rent tor gentlemen, ful high wooded rolling land dlahwasher, disposal etc. Large 14 X 14 master bedroom, Uvlzig Westwood, a lawyer who had was found behind a South AtUs- type work. No experience re­ DAT WAREHOUSE men with TUIUnPS, 91 half bushel, yel­ FIVE ROOM apartment, cen­ rooms, living room and culate 4-room Ranch, 80x160 We have an opening for work private family, private en­ near new highway, long road Hvlng room, three bedrooms. room and formal dining room represented Joseph Baibooa boro m otel In 1967. quired. Year 'round work with tractor traUer experience. low glote and purple tops. trally located. Adults, rafereno- kitchen with dinette area. lot, ta xes $200. y ea rly . E x ­ RCA SERVICE Co. on Mondays or Tuesdays. Apply tran ce, 119 C ooper HUl Street, OFnCE SPACE now available, frontage. Priced to seU. CaU Exterior of house Just covgred with waU to waU, kitchen with overtime. Top pay rate. Many Good working conditions and Comer of Olode Lane and es. CaU 040-6834. FuU basement, wtth paneled cellent retirement sta rte r 246-6601 in person. MALE FEMALE 649-0096. Andrews BulkHng, 68 B. Cen­ early. H ayes A gency, 646-0181. with new aluminum siding. electric ranges, separate fur­ benefits. Union shop. An equsd beneflts. G aer B rothers, 140 ToUand Street at East Hart­ rec room and separate home. Bel Air Real Eietate, te r S t C all 383-6416. 928,900. Ph4Ibrtok Agency, naces, full waUc-out basement In Campus Turmoils oppoittmlty employer. Apply in Rye Street, South Windsor. ford, MoaobMter townllne. LUXURIOUS duplex, 4H rooms, ANDOVER — Bolton line. 82 study, attached garage, waU 648-9883. *■ An Equal Opportunity GROTE & W EIGEL 128 BIRCH STREEjT. Room R ealtors. 649-6847. large rear simdeok. Wolverton person to AUled Castlng'co'rp., ...... “ exceptional oppor IH baths, Venetian bUnda, oar- acres, wooded land, near to waU carx>etlng. Good lo- B m p k ^ er suitable for working gentleman Agency, Realtors, 64*2818. TOLLAND —minutes to Man- 76 Granby St., Bloomfield 280 ToUond T pke., M anchester. peted staircase, refrigerator, 1,100 SQUARE FEET of heated Route 6. 1,166' road frontage, oation, 922,600. era, fuU and part-time. Top 912 w eekly. CaU 648-4461. MANCHESTER — Young 6H diester from this weU kept, 7 ‘Systems’ Incite Uprisings • Believe In the importance of HousuhoM G oods 51 range, disposal, heat, not wa­ Industztel apace suitable tor Leonard A gency R ealtors, 646- TWO-FAMILY, 4-4 flat, separ­ ELECTRICIANS licensed Jour­ pay scale, paid hoUdaye, group room Ranch with a real coun­ room Raised Ranch, luxurkxis EXPERIENCED tractor trailer the home in education. THE THOMPSON House — Obt ter, private entrance, bus line etorage or small shop. No paint 0489. neymen, residential, commer- SINGER automatle zlg-iag sew­ try sized kitchen and a buUt- ate heating systems, good con- wall to waU carpeting. IH driver, full or parUlme. Apply Insurance. CaU Joseph P. Lew­ * LUce to m eet and talk with tage St. centrally located, large n o pets, 9160. 649-3863, 849-4843. o r tnaoU ne ahope. Phone 648- U 4 R REALTY Co., Inc. cl^, industrial work, good is, 849-9688. ing machine, with cabinet, ex- THREE ACRES wood land iii In oven and range. Large liv­ (Utlcm, near M ain St., v ery 648-2692 hatha, paneled reo room with Dr. Margaret Mead Feels In pstaon. Osilsan’s Expraee people. pleasantly furnished rooms, 8887 sifter 6 p .m . wages plus beneHts. Overtime. ceUent ocndlUon, hems, button­ GRISWOLD ST. 40. Three Vermont, 40C road frontage, ing room with wall to waU convenient. Priced at $28,000. fireplace, dtshmasher, alumin­ * BeUeve In rendering a service parking. CaU 649-2888 tor over- EDITOR’S NOTE—Among the ior-marches, hunger strikes, Inc., 96 Hilliard Street, Man­ DATA PA R T-TIM E —980 to 980 per, holes, sews on buttons, em­ rooms, second floor of 4-femUy natural stning, close to ski carpoUzig and a comer fire­ Chaises Lesperance, 64*7620. R. D. MURDOCK, Realtor um storms, etc. Young neigh­ chester. GaU 878-8906 a fter 8. to your community. more mystifying events in the throwing themselves In the path week, 18 to 20 hours. Flexible ^lUght and perm anant gueat apartment, heated, rsMgara- place, 8 generous bedrooms 648-6472 borhood. High 20's, saaumolble • Desire to improve your dr- broiders, Monograms, etc. Housos For Ront 65 area and lakea Ideal hunting. MANCHESTER — 6 room cus­ United States have been the stu­ of mounted piriloe.” CUSTODIAN —ExceUent bene­ hours. College students txxisld- rates and 2 full ceramic baths, alu­ VA mortgage. Sseluga Realty, PROCESSING cumstsnoes. OrlglnaUy over 9300., now only tor, stove, garbage disposal, P riva te sale. CaU 649-7028, M r. tom built Raised Ranch, top dent "uprislngB.” Margaret And she adds: “Whenever a fits, some Ufting required. Ap­ ered. For personal Interview air conditioned, parking, M7- BDC ROOM house. Immediate minum comblnaUons, oil hot 74*8680, 74*9284. Mhry Beinit For several mornings per week 180. or 910. monthly. City Sew­ CLEAN fiOnlahed room for gen* or Mrs. Stewart. quaUty oonstruotion, exceUent Mead, the notedg^mthropologtst, group that has been required to ply Schuster's E xpress, 880 appointm ent caU 289-8828. 4940, 1-688-7402. occupancy, 9150. per month. water heat, Buckley School, 74*8474. or 1 or 2 evenings and Saturday ing Center, 022-0470. Ueman. Apply 4 Pearl St, Mrs. loeatlcm, treed lot. Mid 20'i. VERNON —New seven room has her own theory on the sub­ be docile, segregated, submis­ MOLD MAKERS Si^ivan Avenue, South Wind­ Opening for a peripheral CaU a fte r 5, 548-5891. HEBRON — 8 acres, more $33,900. Wolverton Agency, w e can p a y $86. FuU-Ume man- D em uts. Hayes Agency, 64*0181. Colonial, IH baths, buUt - ins, ject. The students, she con­ sive, undemanding, and unpauitl- sor, Conn., between 9 a.m. and equipment operator with g a r a g e s a l e furniture, ■GARDEN TYPE, one bed- available, near center, large Realtor, 849-3818. TOOLMAKERS agmient opportunities are also FURNISHED S-room Ranch, garage. OaU now and pick your cludes, are rebelling against a cipatlng, gllmpees the xMsalbill- 4 p.m . some clerical ablUty, Mon­ glass, china, books, records, NICE bedroom for gentleman, room. apartment avaUable barn, well, $9,400. SmaU down. MANCHESTER —Ranch, kitch­ and apartment In p riv a te $14,900 -2-BEDROOM Rozidi, colora. H. M. Frechette Real­ Wanlud— Rucri Eslofu 77 status that no longer flte the ty of wider participation in the day through F riday, 11-7. SHEET M ETALS'. draperies, cimtatais, antiques. with references, private home, now, 9186. m onthly. Including 1-878-8681 evenings. en, living room, den, two bed­ Interviews Monday to Friday, 7 PART-TIMB, young man needed ExceUent free benefit pro­ heat and appUances. Call home. Some utlUtlea Included. porch with wrought Iron raU- tora, 647-8098. tim es. society, we may expect itoe- CaU 666-8288 for an informatlon- 1-8 p.m. 60 Delmont Street. v e ry near cen ter. 21 Church rooms, city utUlUes. Handy QUALIFIED younger couple a.m. to 8:80 p.m. Saturday by for hardware store mornings, W oridng A dults. 648-5889. COVENTRY — 48 acres of good Ing, fuU cellar, garage, 100x200 nomena like these.” gram including health and St. 649-4966. Paul W. Dougan, RealtoiTSiO- locaUon. $16,000. PhUbrick HEBRON — New custom buUt needs 8 bedroom hom e t n appointm ent 648-4287, 878-7927. clean, neat, personable. Con­ WORKERS farm land, barn and 8 out lot, trees. Hutchins Agency, By RENE J. OAPPON Her basic prescription for the accident insurance and pen­ 0 ) u ! e c t * ^ ‘ CT.BAN. USED refrigerators 4686. \ six room Ranch. Three bed­ Manchester. Can pay up to tact Mr. Chapman Manager, ranges, automatic washers FOR RENT, tor six months, six buUdlngs a t $19,800. FhUbriok R ealtors, 649-6324. Agency, 64*6847. Associated Press Writer student malaise is this; sion plan, subsidized cafe­ Top wagea tor experienced FOR RENT — attractive fur­ rooms, living room with fire­ $20,000. Paul W. Dougan Real­ m person only. W. O. Olenney with guarantees. See them at FOUR ROOM apartment near room house. $180 p er month. Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. NEW YORK (AP) — Is there "Today’s students Should no Vemon Mold A Tool Inc, teria and free parking. Ap­ layout men. Interesting, di­ nished front bedroom. Gentle­ THREE BEDROOM Ranch on place, fuU cellar, artesian weU. tor, 849-4686. Co., 886 N. Main St, Manches­ ply B. D. P e a rl's A ppliances, 649 Chopping and transportation, 149 Oak Street. CaU 6444)268 CUSTOM bulk five room home. rtiyme or reason behind the cur­ longer be depoiuled on their versified inside bench work men. CsU 648-8647. ANDOVER —6 lota, on dead large treed lot. WaU to waU Just one left at $19,900. Rich­ 918 HARTFORD TPK E. ter. M ain S t CoU 648-2171. beat, hot water, stove and re­ a ft w 5:10. Large Living room with fire­ LARGE FAMILY wants to buy rent student unrest? parents—those -whose parents In progressive faat growing end street doee to lake, totel carpeting, paneled fireplace, ard T. McDonald, Real Estate, SitiiotloM Wontad ■■ frigerator and garage Included, place, formal dining room, three or four bedroom home, Parents, educators and others have smy funds—nor should they ROCKVltiE, CONN. YOUNG MAN needed part- company. CaU Jim Melo, VERNON — Three room house *u«a over one ecre. 36C front- garage. Many comfortable fea­ R oute 66, H ebron C enter, 1- SEWiNO MACHINES — singer ROOM for rent central location, 9140. CoU 649-6644. modem kitchen, Jalousled in Saint James' Parish. Can have agonised over the question be dependent on scholarships time aftempons and Saturday FIRST NATIONAL 649-6119. 38 newly decorated, with parking, ege, parUaUy deared. CaU tures. For further Information 22*9087. automatic zig-zag, exceUent Call 649-6688 after 6 p.m. porch, two bedrooms, space for p a y up to $28,000. C all Paul since the student "movement,” grudgingly dealed out after a mornings. Neat and person­ FIVE ROOM apartment, first quiet neighborhood, lake prlv- 742-6160 anytim e, ow ner. ooU owner, 64*9181. h'aMAI«Fi medical receptionist, condition. Makez buttonhole!,------third, 1% bailhs, 2-car garage. VERNON W . D ougan, R ea ltor, 640-4636. so full of sound and fury, so means test. able. Contact Mr. Chapman, STORES, INC. WARD MACHINE CO. floor, includes stove, convenr Uagaa. $136. m onthly, 872-8809. APPLICATIONS now being tak­ 4 years medical and hualneaa hems, embroiders, etc. Orlg­ Lot 130x140, beauUfuUy land­ MANCHESTER — RoUing Park. -vague in its objectives. Invaded "They should be given full manager. No telephone calls. 289 A dam s St., M anchester ROOM to e rent. Just pointed, lent location, quiet neighbor­ en tor three siqierlntendents Park A Oakland Aves, ex perience. CaU 872-6718 a fter lnaUy over 9300., 6 monthly scaped. Marion E. Robertson Cape. Kitchen with all buUt- FOR THE PARTICULAR ALL CASH tor your property the once placid campus scene. economic status, the status of W. O . Olenney C o., 886 No. 6. payments of 98.00 each or pay- 9*8 p e r m onth. CaU 849-2290. h ood, 646-1879. Housos For Sola 72 Realtor, 648-6963. within 24 hours. Avoid red an adult who is expected to end two day maintenance men. East Hartford Out of Town 1ns, flreplaced Uvlng room, To anthropologist Margaret FoU time. Garden t3ipe apart­ M ain S t 981 cash. 622-0931 dealer. Here is a spacious six room tape. Instant service. Hayes marry, who works and has a So­ LOVELY 8% and 4% room RAISED RANCH — modern den, famUy room, two partial­ Mead, the answer la affirmative ment Mandiester. MUst be re­ WAREHOUSEMEN — Hours CHILD CARE — day or /eve­ For Rnnt 66 LARGE MODERN home plus Ranch wtth many comfort A gency, 646-0181. cial Security number and may FULL-TIME delivery and stock apartments with heat, appU­ kitchen with aU bullt-lna, ly finished bedroome and bath and the reasons fairly clear. She liable, come knowledge requir­ 8:30 - 4:46. E. F. Houghton Co. ning. Supervised play area. Aporfmant* Hat* 5 room ’ older home with bam upstairs. Oarage, Bel Air features for you. Large Uv­ become a member of a trade man, good>a weeklyw eezjy salarysalary, In- — ______Opportunity for advancement. Vicinity of Parkade. Stat^p- ances and parking. 62 O ak VBRNON~ —BeauUful 8H room formal dining room, famUy and 100 a cres o f land. $86,000 lng room, deUghtfUl kitchen, SELLING YOUR HOME? For believes the students are trying ed, wUUngnees to learn. Fine surance. CaU 646-(n.43 between ^DURNETMAN electrician and GARAGE SALE Real Estate, 64*9882. union; someone who can get a 647-9979. proved. 648-9044. T*fl*m*nt« 63 Street, M anchester. R en t 9140 apartment In exceUent resi­ room, 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, tor the package. PhUbrick three bedrooms and lovely prompt courteous service that to break out of a snug cocoon, opportunity end good salary. 9^ p.m. vacation and bene- mortgage and a telephone, buy Cut glass, Oriental rug, Tif­ to 9100 p e r m onth. CaU 944- dential w ea featuring one bed­ 3 flreplaees, 2-oar garage, $84,- Agency Realtors, 64941847. MANCHESTER — Porter St. treed lot. $23,900. CaU Don gets results, call Louis Dlmock woven tor themi—and accepted Send reaume to Manager, 6 fits. Wilson Electrical Co., 8V4 ROOMS, Colonial Manor furniture on time smd can. If 849- 1366 TOLLAND ^^ke. Is our fany lamp, dishee, (rius mis­ 2427 tor appointment. room, heat hot water, refriger­ 800. Pbllbriok Agency Realtors, area, 6 room Colonial, exceUent Siaco, 64*6306. Realty, 6494838. —in times past but no longer Downey Drive, Manchester, WINDOW cleaners, experienced 4817. apartments, appliances, heat, necessary, ooUect unemploy­ new address. Due to expanded Situations Wontod— cellaneous household goods. ator and nuige, adults only.. 64941847. $17,000 FOR THE famUy that condition, principals only. Call useful. C oon. and reliable. Good pay, steady - - — ------hot w ater and basem ent. $180. ment Insurance. operations, we have various Also some antiques. 8MALD apartment for one or CaU 873-0028 w eek days. needs room. Living room, din­ . ow ner, 649-6010. She spells out her -views in an work. 46 Oak Street, Manches- MAN tor delivery and Jobe open on the first shift. ______^7™ 39 649-9661. tw o people, 916O p e r m onth. MANCHEST^ and ridnlty. ing room, kltdien, first floor. article in the current Columbia "Under the guise of privilege maintenance man (4 p.m'. ter. 649-8334. instaUation work, full-time or Ranches, Odonlals, Capes. 85 B & W Lugcri NoticM We need shop help, a custodian EXPERIENCED P hilbrtek A g en cy R ea ltors, 649- ROCKVILIE •— Six rooms, Hitee bedrooms, bath second BRAND NEW Raiyh wider Forum, at a time when the uni­ and protection, we have been -12 midnight) Multi-Circuits, a '------— - part-time to 8 p.m. Turnpike custodian, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. and a pick-up truck driver. Ex- commercial or 28 CONCORD RD. 6847. stove, refrigerator and elec- homee from $11,600. Meyer floor }dus flniahed atUc. Call oonstruction, 6H rooms, IH penalising our student popula­ modem electronic Arm needs GROCERY manager or assist- apartm ent SIX ROOMS and garage duplex, MANCHESTER PARKADE NOnOK OF DIBSOLOTION versity, a storm center of stu­ TV and A ppliance, 649-3689. ceUent beneflts and production trlotty, $140. F ive room s, stove A gen cy, R eattors, 648-0609. early. Wolverton A$:ency, Real­ baths, gara$:e. Nice area. CaU tion, separating them ffom par- e responsible fuU-tlroe man ant grocery manager. Im­ buUding with or without apart­ 644-0459 648-9314 a o s e to bus lin e. CaU 648-8418. MANCHESTER 64*6306 OF dent activists, is gingerly ad­ bonuses are included. Please FOUR AND FIVE room Duplex and refrigera tor, $115. 2Vk tors, 646-2813. now for details. H. M. Frech­ OIXIK'S AUTO BODY, INO. ticlpation in the affairs of the capable of providing complete mediate opening, top wagea TRUCK driver and stock clerk, m ent. R eliab le. 649-8393. 4H ROOM Rand* priced fo r n o t i c e to h o r ^ riven, pursu­ justing to the problems high­ parking, adults, no pets, 9I86- room s furnished, $110. CaU $20,000 —IH acres. Old Colon- real world and Impairing their Janitorial services. Good pay part-time or full-time. Apply apply in person. Klock Co., FOUR ROOM air-conditioned quick Mde. Attracttvely pan­ ette R ea ltors, 647-9993. ant to toe Oeneioi of lighted by last spring’s great with fuU company benefits. $160. 648-2268. 873-4703. nectheuS. -tbat O IL IB 6 AUTO capacity to understand that in person. Alcar Auto Parts, Manchester. TWO-PIEX2E living room set, ^>artment, garage, washer, eled living room wtth fire­ lal, completely modernised, campus disturbances. tor the right man. Apply be­ CMS, Blue Croaa, major medi­ MANCHESTER—17 Hasel St * BODY, INC., a Oonneotlout corpom- w orld .’ ’ beige custom slip cov ers, $86. d ryer, range, refrig era tor. $160 MANCHESTER bright and clean, three ga­ Uon taavta* Its princkial piece Dr. Mead is adjunct professor tween 9 a.m. to e p.m., ask cal, life insurance, paid vaca­ 226 Spruce St., M anchester. m a l e —fuU-time for stock and D og»— Bird*— Pats 41 NEWER five room flat, second place. Nlody done over and bedroom. Colonial, aluminum CaU 643-2208. per month. Call Howland Real rages, nice view, trees, subur­ business In Manchester, Conneeti- loP Mr. George Smith. Multl- tion and many other fringe delivery. Economy Electric floor, alr-conditloned, $176. One enlarged kttohen. Low teens. siding. EbcoeUent cxmditlon, cm- oot has been dtoaolved by a reeo- of anthropology at Columbia. TRAINEE — To become Ufe in­ GROOMINO ALL btoeds. Har­ E state, 648-1108, W dvezton A gency, 649-3818. EXCEPTIONAL ban. Hutchins Agency, Real- iutlbn of to Board of DlrectDre and Her article la enUUed. "The ClrcuiU Inc., 60 Harrison benefits. Send resume to Box Supply, In c., 824 M ain St.. DINING ROOM set, walnut, 6 child accepted. CoU after 6. NOTICE ly $16,900. H.M. Frechette surance underwriter tor one of mony Hin. H.C. Oiaas, Hebrat tonit 640-6824. StackfaoUers. effeettve as of October Wider Significance of the Cb- Police Recover Street, Manchester. "OG” , Manchester Herald. M anchester. 647-9901. R d.. B olton, 648-6427. chain, drop leaf table and buf­ 646-8722. R ea ltors, 647-9998. 16. 1988. AU oredttora, If any are America's largest insurance Token by virtue of on execu­ SEVEN ROOM older home, ex- *room Colonial, spacious iranwd to oreaant their claims lumbla Ujrtieaval.” How the uni­ companies. Salary plus bonus. fet, $76. CaU 649-8430. 476 MAIN ST. — 8 room tone- TWO ROOM asertment, eeUent condition, on bus line. BOLTON-OOVBNTRY Ihie ^ to LaSBaLEV ROTHENBEiRO A BLEXTHUCIAN Journeyman, WANTED — Production lathe DACHSHUND —AKC puppies, ------—______tion to me dlreoted and wlU be living room with fireplace, MANCHESTER 6 room Garri­ four bedroom Ctdonlal plus WOODHOUSEl 848 M ain S t r ^ . versity solves its problems, she Stolien Rembrant, Call R . Stevenson 278-7770. m ent, 9120. 646-2438, 9-8. h ot w ater, 2nd flo o r. $40 Property Includes 3 extra bund­ paid holidays, vacation and In­ hand with som e experience, 60- reds, blacks and chocolate, $60 THREE RUQS, 9x12’ each, p er sold at PuMlo Vendue, as Is, to center haUway, formal din­ son Colonial, on the bus line, two unfinished bedrooms. lUtonebester, Connecticut, on or be­ thinks, "matters to the whole m onth. CoU 649-2290. ing Iota. Marion E. Robertson, ing room, large kitchen with large living room with fire­ fore M arch 1. 1988 o r t f a e r ^ e r be Bulky Crochet surance benefits. CaU 644-1^. FULL and paut-tlme laborers hour week, and many benefits. uo. Also Pekingese and Wei- Green, beige and rose print, FOUR ROOM duplex apart- the hlgheat bidder at the front Breeseway with 2-car ga­ baned os by statute provided. country and, because of the In- Arrest Three Metronlcs, Inc., 640 HUliard St. R saltor, 64841968. pantry tUed powder room, place, formal dining room, .8 Doted at Mancheeter, Connecti­ terconnectedneas of the modem tor landscaping, no experience m araners, 1-628-6678. CaU 649-1916. ment with stove and refrigera­ GARDEN TYPE small one bed­ of the Town HaU in RookvlUo, rage, IH a cres. O idy $27,900. PLATTSBURCHI, N.Y. (AP) Manchester. 8 twin sized bedrooms and large bedrooms, IH baths, cut, this 14to day of October, 1968. world, to educatloned institu­ necessary, $2.26 per hour. Call tor. Parking, nice yard. No room iQifirtment. Available on Park Place, 14 days otter Louis Dlmock Realty. 64*0828. OLUB'8 AUT^BODY. INC. — State FoHoo by leaving with, or by mailing group who, in return for this 40 butt, yards of 35-inch. ______p.m . CaU 1-688-2238. SALES CLERK and Cashier, to take up the foUowin^ ap­ Quiet location yef walking NORTH COVENTRY— stone George Eastman, foundtr phone 648-6882. FOR RENT kv—certified—tetters, postage pre­ sp ecia l station, abstain from po> tZW sec Is csl*i plsi lie tirtt-dau Y O iiM fj <__ part-time evening*, some ex­ pea l. I (Uetance to bus, schools, flop­ Out off Town and frame Ranch only 8 years paid land return receipt requested, Eaetman Kodak Oo., In 19lt!| sail MS isaciai sjisum im ttce f^r* married man tor coun- llUcal activity . . . submit to the direction* lor perience, pleMant working EXCELLENT efficient and sc- PhUlpa Oonetruotion ' Com­ . 264 Broad St. ping. P rice d In the t e e n §.< old. Built-In kitchen, acre qddreaaed to each of toe Mlowlng p la ced in E a s t n ^ 'a 9T - “ ------‘ir ter work at new Dairy Queen For 5olu 75 persona; Attorney J. VInoent Hnu- regulation of their private )eves, flneiii aglnik m ■ nsalnes < taitted itoit, knitted vest in sizes 36- conditions In new modem phar­ onomlcsl, that's Blue Lustre to pany, Berlin, Conn., a«tlng aq Square Wqlverton Agency ^ Realtors, treed lot, raised hearth stoned aar. 694 Main Street, WlUlmantIc, Georgian roanskxL 41, ead crocheted Pompon h it! Brazier. 7 p.m. to 12 midnight. 1850 and risk expulsion for every mi­ macy. Apply in person, J^*n- carpet and upholstery cleaner. Agent tor Walter Slvek, Route 64*3818. ANDOVER — 7 room ovenlied flreplaoe. Only $8,000 down Connecticut; AnaMaalo Kall-ichto. The house and the art ExceUent pay. Apply In per- Heated, ground flbpr, 2 Helen KaHIchto. Mtugle Ann Kal- nor infraction of outmoded mmmw nrenwom n, ager, Uggett Drug, Manets- Rent electric 1 shampooer, $1. No. 81, Coventry, wishes to Cape, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, to qualified buyer. Poaek Real­ llchto and WUItom Vernon KoUtebis don were willed to tt* yim Naaw. Asertti wia zip cost, etyM non at the Dairy Queen, *42 offices, work area, d^ve- rules.” P'***l!j?f»*<**" <’i*t«. friendship m l ter Shopping Parkade. The Sherwin-WUllams Co. oonstruot a garage and vestl- PARKER STREET — hero la 2 flreplaoei', Jalousled porch tora, 28*7476, 742-834i8. OH In core of toe Beni Travel Mty of Roohestar in i ^ CiWn ere In this collection of 12 ' bule without sufflolent side and in entrance. Id^ for a large older home wlUi IH Agenoy, 3M Huguenot Street, New But why do some students Eastman’s death. lo«8hf“ MiteomU rio t designs thet are so " * f l i r NEW « Winter '68 issue of ^ ‘*~***’ UWEENOE F. FIANO, Dsveloper and g arage, $28,000. PhUbrick RooheHa New York, a copy of this MEN end women for full or ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used front eetbaoks. i small wholesale busina^ bsths, and a one oar garage JUST FIVE minutes from Man­ order all at least 7 "days belbre take to civil dlsoibedlence and NewbaU, who m u lu togsy Besfe FASHION it here with many bright CUSTODIAN w anted — ‘Talcott- Agenoy, Realtors, 619-^47. saUd time assigned, and return dlrec- part-time counter work In new as printing ptotes, .009 thick, AU Interested p e r s ^ are in­ located in an industrial sons. chester, lovely tour room violence? - Rembrandt as Uani.tim. ■ t f I t B t - -I * lit 188nr. wifdfobe idee*. Send 50« for your copy. vUle Church. 12-16 hour* per grinder shop, opening soon. miscellaneous . business^ make to this Court. 28x36” , 38 oents each or 6 for 6454371 vited to attend. M This property would appear to VERNON - Mancheeter Line Raaoh with garage, in quiet DAVID C. RAPPE. Judge. Dr. Mead recalls that the suf­ in tlM U nited Staitsijl week. Call 648-0877. C all 378-0009 o r 346-8600. other than industrial use. 91. OsU 649-3711. S ig n ed : ' ive great potential. For side —seven room overalsed Cape. nelghboihood. Private yard fragettes, vriien women impetu­ M h s t's ’a m h , m m - Grant B. ToothaV'W Sr., Call e 4 0 - l t « 7 or $94,600. Call Mr. Oovertlno, BVw bedronmi, two full baths. with outdoor flreplaoe, ever­ ously were seeking the right to o t tts thett that tte - C hairm an 644-O iM after 5 pjn Jjlrvls Realty Co., Realtors, P riced to eell, $31,600. H ayes green s ,azwl flow erin g trees. vote two generatlone ago, "ro- would hav* a taozd ttm - 648>im . Agenoy, 646-0181. $14,600. 64*0684. Read Herald Ads sorted to similar types of behav­ a buyar far i t

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• • • ^ • PAGE FORTY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1968 fflanrbPBtrr Corning Crrnlb Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 0*Clock to tsech reading hi Project HI About Town Board Approves for the remcdnder of the year, Short Orcuil Avmge Dally Net P n « Rm Ib e Ktalor«d A ppntU cm d«- Staff Changes repOaqlng Mrs. Dorothy Stan- Brings Firemen crM ^nn be oanfen ied « t a meet- dish, wWo requested a leave of October ■ Far Ike Weak BMM ■ I The Weather in r <* PrtcwWiip Lodge o< The Boerd of Education made absence for health reasons. Mrs. October is, im FIMi received a B8 from East­ To Hospital * Fair, IttUa tasnpanttira Maaone tu the llaeanic Temple five appolntmenUi and granted change to n l^ with fog form­ at 7:S0 totnonw r nlgiit. HaxuM two leaves of absence at Mon­ ern Connecticut State College A phone call frtMn Manchester iia ttrijp a tp r iE uptiitm te a U i ing toward morning- in SOa. V. HUbbard, maeter, wUl day nlght^B nveetlng. hi 1955 and an MA in 1967. She Sale Memorial HoapltsI brought fire­ 15,273 Totndrrow jMrtly okwdy. HIgli prealde. After the meeUng, te- Is a Coventry resident. Her pro­ Mrs. Salle}ane A. Eloten re­ men on the double yesterday 80. fraatamente wUl be aerred. Of­ ceived a BA from the Uidver- rated salary Is 18,805.74. Manchmater—w4 City o f VUiogm Chmrm ficer dnMB is tuxedo. slty of Rhode Island In 1988 and Mrs. Meiva Joan Converse morning, but to no avail. taught for a year in darks- was appointed to data proceas- Ourtla WUaon, Hospital En­ on SEALTEST VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 16 j(TWBNTY-POUR PAGBS^TWO S^BCTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1968 (CiaaMfled AdvsrtlaMls am tmgm Xl) PRICE TEN CENTS The Amij^-Navy CSub ertU vtBe, Tenn. Her prorated salary ing, and Mia. Phyltla A. Hem­ gineer, aald iltat a. short circuit have Ite annual meeting and as helping teacher at Keeney ingway engdoyed as a secre­ in a light fixture was the cause election of offlcera tonight at 8 St. Schbol U 12,751.64 She Hves tary. Both are Cftass HI, Step of the incident. No fire box was at the chibhouae. Refrealmienta in E ast Hartfbrd. I, salaries 83,900. The appoint­ puRed in the hospital, Wilson will be served. Tone Down Hi-jinks M ra Lynn B. Krowskl to ments ore replacements. said, "As a matter of fact, I Los Angelenos tesching social gtudies and didn’t know that we had an View Apollo Poaa The Ladies Auxiliary of Man­ SsgMsh at Bennet Junior High Pablo Rule Ploasso hsus pro­ alaiw at 8 p.m. at the Rus­ President Johnson apfiaiL sian American National Center, AFB, Tex.. Caeklebird leg of their ^he closest thing to a Joke said one observer, “because 3U Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. The lieutenant, selected for m ar^ space voyage. SchlrraT floating in there we were, watching his­ ently has run into difficul­ OTS through competitive exami­ Navy Oapt. Walter M. ScfaliTa wedghtleasnem, described the tory go by and there were all ties in both Hanoi and Sai­ The Adult Study Croup 2 of nation, is being assigned to Chunky Chicken Dinners Jr.^, Air FVwce MaJ. Dom F. El- movement as being "like kind these other people, walking Webb AFC, Tex., for pilot train­ gon in his efforts to ar­ North Methodist Church wUl sale and civilian astronaut Wat of a monkey moving around its to work and Just looking at range final terms for an meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the ing. ter Cunningham took time from cage.’’ their feet" (AP) — The hotting (he bombing a few openings In museum i>c conferred at the session (Sea Page Foarteen) courses for children In grades Fri the ouM a statement by Australian at 7:80 on Odd Fellows HaU. BACON storm, after all," —m Dr. Rob- vrlnd and rain that heavily dam-' the largest in history, was winning momentum tor a “hair Nixon, Humphrey, LBJ Prime lOniMer John Gordon The dqxity great Pocabonfas awarded by the Swedish Aciule- art H. SinoMna, chief of the Na- dproperty and breadth” victory in NOrembef. that Johnson had been in touch will preaent her commission to VERY TENDER — YOUNG thxial H uni oane Center drove 4,000 Cubans from flooded my of Letters. wUh him concerning a possible the council tonight. After the The' literary award is the “We’U give you the biggest bombing halt. meeting, there win be a social The shift Off a northward “ “ “ni*™!®**! homes, surprise in many, many years," couspe was detected this mom- LaU-bloomlng Gladys, mean­ third of the five annual Nobel Johnson admlMstratlan lead- time with lefreMunenta Prizes to be announced this he said in St. Louis Wednesday. Trade Quips at Dinner era generally sought to l»ep 1 T \ X ' , ..J X , - e-, I-, B E E F L IV E R ing by a hurrioane hunter pilot ^ ^ tropical storms, who thrust his plane Into the eye vrae being nudged slightly to year. The peace prize for 1968 Humphrey's {n-edlction of a bomMog-bolt negotiations se­ . ’I- iJW . of the storm 180 miles south- wertward by devrioping high was a-warded Oot. 9 to Prof. hair breadth victory got some NEW YORK (AP) — The face-to-face confrontaiUon. With Humphrey worked on hU speech cret But information available TENI^. _SKII^SSJ>LVES LIVER ...... lb. 88e Rene Cassin, 81-year-old French in official quarters here is fo­ southwest of Tampa. and 200 pressure zone east of Florida. support earlier in the day from Democratic and Republican Nkcon only a few seats away, ttme dtain away. This kept her a little farther out worker for human rights, and Louis Bean, almost the only vot' cused on the i>roblems ,wilh HOUSE iMst weA we Mdd tomdreds ot boxes of candy bars . . . 24 pack at 79e ond miles west of Miami. on Wednesday the prize for . u « «uy v«- N, •“ “ «««• •«>«"« North Vietnam Swrltt, Dowwtowa Hf t f ucxl enoogh Raggedy Am Spray Starch to starch Vi the ehirto to Manchester. Again Soon afterward Gladys slowed In the Gulf than the forecast Ing track. medicine and physiology was predicted Truman would win in nally got into the same ring— States Congress and OfttdalB said privately they atey on 6d>6 almort to a standstill. A later awarded Jointly to three Ameri­ but with Urn rettiing champion, grams R«x*«fcfier, who said, “We must know In advance what Opml *«*b Bt 79c and o H price sale on Her highest winds of 90 miles 1948. tm 9d)0 PJL 59c Rogge^ Spray Starch at 2 22 ox. cons 69c. Save money at return to northward movement can professors for genetic re­ Lyndon B. Johnson, lookh* on ArchWahop Cooke ^ T h a r a would happen in the field if the r was forecast, but Simpson scUd an hour were confined to a Bean, speaking In Washing­ T Ptoehnret on your health and beauty aids... search; Marshall Warren Nlren- and stealing the show. pUttied ... I wish I had Arab- United States ended the bomb­ the track probably would keep small area necu* the center, but berg of the National Heart Insti­ ton, discounted the poUs show­ ing ing a commanding Nixon lead WhUe Humphrey kidded Nix- Wshop Cooke as my campaign ^ are*d^nlv Mild Cure the hurricaneM — far_ eno<«h off the HR V\ #8 sera Sara my oomOy mArnyy tute, Har Goblnd Khorana of the on and Nixon praised Prestdent manager and my advance man gra«- Johnson is believed seeking Florida West Coast to ease the 65 m.p.h. wind gusts clear University of Wisconsin and and said he csUculates Nixon assurances from Hanoi tiiat tbs SAVirr SEUS Very Lean Florida Into sleeping Ml- Jy finance chairman.” HALE danger to more Robert W. Holley of Cornell Uni­ and Humphrey are running he rather than Humphrey were When Nixon spMce he noted Jobawo spoke last. He noted IMl In the fighting, _ the deriine FRESH SWORDFISH nirrn, popuiaiea Beach. Palm fronds Uttered BRISKET versity. about 50-50. Johnson's vice president—John- there are times 'when peo- ™ vetsrana of the political b> troop infiltrations from the ARyggtd virt ^ . 1 ^ streets and lights went out If the polls are right, Been CORNED 1 MPtUU KlBer of at least one person in in scattered regions of power The awards (or physics and son spread the humor with a P*® I® pMlUcs hod to be critical around him. He kidded North to the South and the wlth- Look BEEF EVfSV FLOUNDER a stMmy crossing of Cuba, failure. added, Nixon shows about the cionpaitlsan *«««.< of each other but there were chief had ever been sur- drawal of economy units from t 13 Houm (See Page Fourteen) same kind of lead at this point was the other occasions above pottos. ««wl®d by so many Indians. airound South Vletnamess cltleu Ota I - . 'I that Truman wiped out 20 years j, gm lth'M em ^"^ And thea the man ‘who was "I ^m’t think any veteran can foUowing 'r,' , S ’■'5# LAMB LEGS OYSTERS ' - 3i K e i S i M i g ner presided over by New York Dwight D. Elsenhower’s vice aW^clate my feelings on this Boaoonablo Nixon, in the first of 10 nighUy Archbishop Terence J. OoMie. president said of Democrat ® «ept maybe General radio speeches, said Wednesday on h a n d t ^ an array of polttl- Johnson, “He’s the hardest C»»ter, Johnson said, bringing P®“ object to Jofansca aO- Prioo. nightwo 4 Mvie A hey could helpa I closea Athe I k y Amyge- cal figures past and present^ln- working - - k • _ President...■a k we'vea ohad ma in 'Ila M I tOWTPATfi tte r. ^ o lOCapsoleSize I (See Page Twelve) With PjOJH.G. Serriee neratlon gap In America and eluding New Torit Gov. Neiaon century.” ^® *uW*«tod that Humphrey, * Not ttoSceviee said young people, even strident A. Roclcefeller; former New BJartler It had been s««8eiited Y " $19.95 diasenters, must be Ustmed to. York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey; with both Nixon and Hum- " “*« archbiahop to bring off a ■ p»ow-7ouW act as referee at the din- " NUona hope for a re- •toll .. _ _ _ mitting protest,” he added, “but cMef political erator, and the *>«*■• career, Stock Market UimlnoiM hand!. The Finest because the protestors may Cortomcomp»tltlon__ three principal flguree, Nixon, Humphrey said he had if Wnp.AvaM.vaM.ln COOL APPLES have something to say worth lis­ Humphrey and Johnson. thought that “would be fair play ^ tening to.” Surging in ■'Vi-" The two candidates and John- from my side of the fence. But ^ vritneas lOHL McIntosh .. Nixon said W re college atu- son had previously been prlncl- after having Hstaned to Richard ^ m am m ay throucm monoay , • acum m dents should be drawn into com' NIxoik thw President added, \ / pal speakers at the dinner. A Nixon I’ni not so sure I’m going Delicious munity service and proposed spokesman said third party to trust the President tonight." “appears to be so confident ^Peace Rally creation of a Youth Service prestdenttol candidate George Before the program began in these days that he’k already NEW YORK (AP) -T h e Cortland Agency in Washington to coordi­ C. Wallace was not invited be- the Waldorf’s Grand Ballroom plaiuikig to change the « name of SAVE 2 0 % ON nate youth programs. cause he had not previously glv- decorated with sUver leaves and ® ® ’ ^ Resurrec- stock market surged ahead to­ en the principal address. hundreds of red roses, Johnson ^ day on record tradli^ voliune in He repeated his goals, it elect­ reaction to repo^ o t a possible ed, of lowering the voting age to Humphrey recaUed that he and Nixon—with Farley altti^ The President, with, Nixon / \1 V':.-A Pure smiling at hla left did a parody halt In the bombing ot North MEN'S REGULAR 29.98 lOWE had been tryim unsuccessfully between them—engaged in an Vietnam. (See Page Ten) to get Nixon to debate him in a animated oonveraatlon while White (Bee Page Twelve) Brokers caUed It a “peace ral­ ly.’’ \ NATIVE At noon the t>ow Jones aver­ age o t 80 induatrtals held a gain The Pecer 700. BuiK to ^ CAULIFLOWER of 5.28 points at 960.59 after hav­ belofig on a tportemsn'a Nixon and Humphrey -I, ing been up more than 7 points wrirt. 1bugh, yet recy, in earlier trading. in k x ^ and in action. Trading wi the New York That brushed finish Only PORK IS PLENTIFUL..:down10clb. Stock Ebcchange soared to a ' comas in chroma or in How Did They Vote in Senate? firat-hour record of 7.68 million yellow. The giovalaathar «Mh week*”™ ^ 1 * ^ » hit o f pork to seU m d a s a result piloes drop shares. The old record for the strap in blackorautumn By JACK BELL Whan the Senate killed Tru­ period was 6.74 million shares broiim. .Six Styha for Your Choho out Air Force research and de­ AP FoUUoal Writer man’s veto of the controversial velopment funds by $68. million set Oot. 8. Take it into action with t '®Wt the lower WASHINGTON, (AP) — •n» MoCarran-WoIter immigration in the service’s funds. By noon, volume totaled 11.43 you. The price won't May a -wondarful 20% durino Ihli wl» and h a y Ant prleed ^ cate). We offer whole strips cut to onler. 8 or 10 chops and 2 roasts Senate voting records of Rich­ MU, Humphrey voted to uphold million shares. ’Ihe record for a But Nixon voted for and Hum­ full session ia 21.85 million stop you. ckolto «f dift wonderful colUcUon of winfor locketa— . . . or 2 kut«e roosts at a new low price of 69c lb. i»««u-raaBiB ard M. Nixon and Hubert i t dw President and Nixon to over­ phrey against pigeonholing a at A SAVINOt Of .OVM U PH JACUT. In nddltton Humphrey show them cloeeat on ride. shares traded on une 18. ..Balforta, companion military pay raise blU. to fiiot* thawn, look for ■ 34* wool moiton |ol coof, Bib Kj ^ p e . . . 4 ehope and a. roost ...... Bi. 69e foreign and mlUtary policy and Nixon and Humphrey stood to­ “There is a feeling in Wall MOtch to Banrus. eUo Snodi • canon corduroy or Dacron polyMtor and farthest apart on spending. Nixon, who said in Chattanoo­ Street that something is afoot,’’ gether in opposing ferrign aid ga, Tem., during the current ■ O fa«t OaeOa WaleaiM oofton twW woSitna coot, S4* Iona, pfio Snodt o mvfflor Loto V, strip . . . cut toorder . I. tiy it all cut up for ftunlly chops .. ,Ib. 69c Nixon, ihe RepubUoan presi­ outs. But Nixon voted to restrict said Newton D. Zinder, analyst ooof of dMior cofton corduroy or wool moiton, wool ptoU campaign tiiat he had alwaya for B. F. Hutton A Oo. ' HO OAIJM FINAL dential contender, and Hum­ the ooel of the Point Four pro­ voted for TTVA, was recorded as Snod wMi molchinf mufflor. Slao* 14 to 44. Stmio, THE FINEST TENDER. phrey; the Demoicratlo nominee, gram and Humphrey against It. WaU Street considers psaoe to Tour Money Back C bm t- oomol, lugaogo, Muo, coffoo, olivo and SrftMi ton In voting in the 1658 session to out be bullish because it would obvi­ fidly In ao Days If Tou SMALL GENUINE PORK have laid out their differences They differed over other poli­ that agency’s funds by $45.7 mil- Are Not Computaly 8st- cMi. CgMgt mm4 IgpgIs eroup. PORK CHOPS In campalgp papers and speech­ cies In this field. ate necessity for wage and price gI ImIi OrfGsi Gcryttc hf lion, a move that Humphrey op­ controls, stem InflaUon and ••rf. y$(mrmkf IUgA RIB CENTER es. But these primarily repre­ Nixon supported and Hum­ posed. tile Senate subsequeolty Paymi •r»wfi. IfME M •» 44. sent promises. channel war spending Into tha If ni or Unemployed.yed. JustJi U you b o n n t lO- S*Sfn> 34* Bitoli Irnaid JoOm phrey oppoeed an amendment added $14.7 million to TVA’s consumer area. TaU SavtU. Ha WIU Aiadly ocivoS oor Votoo of woof oiohon dodi or ronon cow But any oomparison of ootual barring foreign add aartstanoe to funds as previously approved by mam, ir; mm oiry iwIN iciftod wtSi Oynot mod I>erformanoe, as nailed down in In addition to buying spurred W*U tm Tou Are Back on f lOewTwmt. Ont m countries exporting war mate­ the House, with Nixon opposing Tour Feat. What could be PncM ran Cto- acrylic diowl coltor ond topol. Two their own voting records, has to by rumora about the bomtaiiM 1;.-^ WGwn Uirrin^tm m pmktH. Slocfc, wftoo, tup- rials to Communist bloc coun­ and Humphrey supporting- halt, trading was swelled by fairarT twGG4a. OHgii bMg eutar, piMoaclop . tfiM 34 to 44. 1 stretch book to 1652 when both tries. or­ > -t-li* "tt ^ . - On other spending proposals, ders wMcta aocumulatad .• iiif 'i, •*» *4 •• 4A to tor y«or copy. were members of the Senate Humpitrey supported Wittfica- and were faced with deotalons Humphrey supported and Nixon Wedntaday, whan tha maritot A Lady Eats a Pumpkin Pie tlon ot the Oreek-Turklsh proto­ opposed adding $6.5 mllUcn to was olossd In another of a Mrtaa on the same issues. col to the North Atlantic Treaty, This was the year of Presi­ Bureau of Indian Affairs fUnda of one-day-a-waek fjnslngs SAVin When you go to the Clrcleville, Ohio, pumpkin festival you should eat pump­ hut Nixon did not vote. Nixon Nixon voted to out State D s ^ - wMoh have been in effect atnoa dent Harry 8. Tnunan’s bitter voted for ratification of the Jap­ ment salaries by 14.4 million June 12. kin pie. Amy Allardyce, 8-month-old daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. David Al- fight with Oongress, whldi end­ anese peace treaty, and Hum­ tn m Malm (H. ed with hls domestic program in and Humphrey voted against Many big blocks oroased tha lardyce, of Clrcleville, did just that. Here she is shown in four ecenea while phrey was recorded as favoring the cut. Nixon supported and i eaaa, otown A oyatal shamibles. Almost without ex- it in a “pklr.’’ Uoksr tape, IndtoaUng that iutl^ Humphrey opposed a 10 per tutlons w en active. Nmain tntoet. working on her whole pie. Her mot her took her home for a bath and a oeptlon, Humphrey supported Both supported a Senate man­ cent out in rivers and haihors Pete Haae, a ■paclaltet on tha HfW-W: Truman and Nixon opposed date for a I4S-wing Ahr Foroe ...... CORNER MAIN wM TURNPIKE change of clothing. (AP Photofax) him. and both opposed an effort to exchange floor, said, “Tliis o * ' A (Bee Fags Tsn) (Baa Vaga Vwatva)

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