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(daaeifled AdvwtUing on Page M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS VOL. LXXXm, NO. 18 (SIXTEEN PAGES) BIANCHESTER, (X)NN., MONDAY, OCTOBER Jl, Farmlands Wither^ E vents _____ / In State Hurrie^ne Moving Water Supplies Low State Approves Renewal Bonds CHICAGO (AP) — The drought belt extending HARTFORD (AP)— Ur Texas to New England re ban renewal projects Toward Mortheast mained explosively dry over bonds in Hartford totaling the weekend as the effect $630,659 were approved to on the nation’s econo V ' day by the State Bond Boy Gives Up mtm rem it deepened. Commission. The bonding High Seas Scattered rains brought scant represents the state’s share relief to some spots, but the loss in the projects. Dog ^Stormy’ to crops and property from the Granted to the Buohnell Pla dryness and accompanying fires za project was $594,944, and to E ndanger Is expected to run Into the mll- the Front-Talcott project, $36,- To Help Rusty Uqiu of dollars. 615. vires have burned across The commission also ap thousands of acres of forests proved: HARTFORD (AP) — It wo Ships and woodlands. Pastures have $500,000 to assist in construc Isn’t every shoeshlne boy turned brown. Wells and farm tion of Rts. 780 and 607 in Wal who reads the front page ponds have gone dry. Water is lingford. of the newspaper. MAN-TEO, N. C. (AP) — being rationed In some commu $89,400 for the East Main St. But Clarence Walker, 13 Hurricane Ginny churned nities. The shortage of water urban renewal project in New says he did yesterday be northeastward in open sea has been felt in some of the ma Britain. An increase of $13,500 cause smack dab on the jor cities In the East. to the previous allotment for the top of the page was a pic today, brining gale force The drought has delayed the Norwltch Water-Commerce St. ture of his dog. Stormy. winds and high tides to the seeding of winter wheat in the project. Stormy was not just any North Carolina and Vir Oreat Plains. Livestock produc Acting on the recommenda old dog. She was a full- blooded German shepherd ginia coasts. ers In many areas have mark tion of State Public Works di At least two ships were In eted their catUe early because rector Timothy J. Murphy, the that cost him $25 and trouble in the lashing waves. of shortage of feed and water. commission approved a cutback months of saving. And The U.S. Weather Bureau Milk production in many areas on specifications for the pro now she was in the pound. said at noon that Ginny was es was far below seasonal levels. posed mental health center in So Clarence was natural timated to be about 115 miles Officials In several eastern New Haven so that it will be ly interested. Besides, he southeast of Cape Hatteras. The and Midwest States have or tailored to the funds appropriat hadn’t seen his six-month- storm, with top winds of about dered the closing of many for ed for its construction. old pup since she trotted 80 mlies an hour, was reported ests and woodlands. Hunting Murphy ad'vised the commis off with his flve-year-old moving slowly toward the and fishing have been banned. sion that bids for the project cousin last Wednesday. northeast at about five miles , Although light* rain fell In cen had been seye of man said the Fogg was report fire hasard In the parched East but was not assured o f them at Itosty has had five oper- Hurricane Ginny off Carolina coast today. The cross ed upright but there was no ern forests. thU time. He also advised that southeast of Cape Lookout, N. C., marks where word about the crew. The Salish On the bright side of the dis further effortp Muxild be made (8ee Page Eight) also reported it,was having dif Jerry McGee and his wife Doris Ann look over a mal weather picture, the na- to determine whether or not all Navy ship Fogg disappeared. (AP Photofax.) ficulty In the turbulent Atlantic. stock pond on ranch land near LewisviUe, Tex., tlan's major winter vegetable possible sources of federal aid The Outer Banks area and which has been dried up by the prolonged drought and eltrus growing regions — had been explored. coastal regions of North C&ro- plaguing part of the nation, including New Eng ^Bloodiest Nose’ for U, S. Side Una relaxed. No extraordinary (See Page Two) hurricane precautions were land. Photofax.) Cra$he» Kill Three Three petsoos, inokidlng a S- taken. y e a r ^ East Haven giri, died Hurricane warnings are dis ki weekend taigbway acddenta played in the Cape Hatteras Tories Hurt The child, Lynn Finer o f 3 vicinity south of Mmiteo. Vietnamese Routed With the apparent turn of JFK Order Expected Maynard was skMng wMh eight otbecibbUdnn Ginny to the northeast, storm- -My-Defections a stotloa wageirBrtTenrbjnui: wise veterans of this narrow, SAIGON, South Viett A cmialderahle distance trom^lgator of a B26, struck two fight- sandy island off the North Car Joseph DelMato, 87, of MMden. er planes and damaged several Nam (AP)— South Vietna helicopter bases and out of olina, coast relskxed. FeSf iFomen’s Rights LONDON (AP)—Lord Home, As the vehicle came down a reach of government artillery, other helicopters. steep hdU on West Baak Dr. in mese and U.S. Army offi Telephone lines are down Britain’s next prime minister, to the sector has long been infil By nightfall, the battle was between Cape . Hatteras and day faced an urgent repair job Berlin near the Meriden town cers expected trouble when trated by guerrillas. over and the Conrununists had line, Ms brakes appareiMly Manteo, a distance of about 66 WASHINGTON (AP>— President Kennedy is expect on the Conservative party’s elec they planned a weekend at Entrenched in fortified posi slipped away. miles, but communications are ed to step more squarely into the battle of the sexes tion machinery, disrupted by failed, pokoe said. tions, Viet Cong heavy machine "We will destroy all the forti maintained' through C oa st The vehicle struck a S tack on a Communist guer guns cut up two waves of South with an executive order carrying out his promise to do defectiona at the top. fications and sampans we find, Guard radio. Home’s quickly constructed wall. Lynn was kUled and three rilla unit deep in the Me Vietnamese troops carried In by then we will have to move out," something about discrimination against women. other children were hurt seri Ginny became a hurricane Cabinet—largely a reshuffle of kong Delta. U.S. helicopters. an American adviser said. Sunday night about 90 miles Kennedy’s order reportedlyf Harold Macmillan’s — won gen ously enough to Twpiire how- Their fears were well found Another government battalion vice president, ssdd she was sur southeast of Cape Hatteras. The will set up a ciUsens committee eral approval from Conservative pMailzation. ed. South Vietnamese troops brought in on foot failed to dis By WUIJAM L. RYAN storm had been developing and name Secretary of Labor prised how much opinions have newspapers and derision from In a Lisbon accident, Gerald suffered their worst defeat in lodge the Viet Ckng’s well- AP Special Correspondent changed in high-level govern F. Martin, 81, of 8 Quarter Bd„ since Saturday. W. Willard Wirt* to work with pro-Labor-commentators. . nine months, (government caisu- trained and well-equipped bat SAIGCJn , South Viet Nam The storm spun 90-mile winds it In t r ^ g to get women a bet ment, Labor and management Norwich, was fatally injured altlea were listed at 40 dead and talion. A third helicopter force (AP)—^The war against com circles since the commission Bklitorial writers of both sides when Ms motor s c o o te r out for 60 miles around its cen ter compeUtive break with men suggested the government must 80 wounded, including 13 Amer was halted too. munism in South Viet Nam— ter and reached out with gale in Jobs, education and other urged fairer treatment for wom riannned into a fenoe post on ican wounded. By Sunday morning, the Viet with the security of a vastly en In the report presented to be handicapped by the refusal force winds for 260 miles to the areas. of Iain MacLeod and Enoch Rt. 169. The government estimated en Ckng had melted away in sam strategic area at stake—can be north and east and 170 miles to The President's order could Kennedy Oct. II. Martin died yerterdey in emy casualties at 80 dead. No pans along the many canals in lost. It can be woh, too. Hopes She said that once Kennedy Powell to serve under Home. Backus Hospital, Norwich, of the south and west. come within a week or two, re MacLeod, one -of the younger primners were taken. Only four the area. were high not long ago. Waves of 25 to 30 feet were liable sources said today. sets up the machinery for fed head injurlea bodies were found. About 900 Vietnamese troops If SouUi Viet Nam goes, it will eral partlcipaUon In seeking Tory progressives who backed reported lashing the Diamond But the real fight, said one Richard A. Butler in last week’s Steven G. Lof^aa 17, of 6 The battle, termed by U. 8. fought against a force of no be lost in the presidential palace Shoals lightship off Cape Hat Labor Department source, will equal rights for women, "we Grand St., Bethel, loet hie life struggle for the leadership was advisers ‘^the bloodiest nose” more than 400 to SOO guerrillas, in Saigon, where a frightened teras, N.C. come later when women seek must proceed more cauUously" early yesterday when Me oar riven President Ngo Dinh U.S. advisers said. regime seems to be playing In defining just what discrlml- expected to resign as joint chair crashed into a tree after g> The Weather Bureau warned a stronger presidential order man' of the Conservative party. Diem’s forces since a similar “ They (the guerrillEis) were Vietnamese roulette with the fu that flooding is likely at high to discourage discrimination naUon is. out of control bi Rt. 7, WutCn. defeat Jan. 2, took place in a a well-trained, well-organized ture of all Southeast Asia. "There is a danger In that a Informed soiu-ces said his co- against them by employers with remote area of rice paddies and unit," said an American officer. Perhaps the war never can be (See Page Eight) federal contracts. lot of people think they are be' chairman, financier Lord Poole, would resign with him. He had Body Found m Lot palm groves near Loc Ninh, 140 “ They had plenty of automatic wholly won while South Viet Kennedy's expected action jing discriminated against but HARTFORD (AP) — Police miles southeast of Saigon. weapons and ammunition:’’ stems from recommendatiwis are not,” she said. backed Science Minister Lord Nam has a Ckmmunist neighbor sought the identitfy today of by his Commission on the Status The chief aim in labor, she Hailsham to s u ccj^ Macmillan. Pour American crewmen were in the north. Rut even in this a man approximately 60 years injured when a helicopter was sea of confusion and frustra of Women. said, is to eliminate the preju MacLeod and'-Poole were a dices of some male employers formidable team m planning of age whose body was found hit by Ckmmunist fire and tion, it Is possible to hope that Asst Secretary of Labor Es in the Bond Hotel parking lot Bulletins ther Petetson, the commission’s who think women should be paid Conservative platform and fi Troops Ready flipped over in the mud. Anoth the back of the.Viet Cong Com less because of "more absentee nances for the national election at 6:25 a.m. er helicopter lost rotor control munist effort cah be broken and Culled from AP Wires ism, or because they are always next year. Their Joint chair O p t. Thomas J. Hsmkard, but made a crash landing at an a rea.sonable amount of peace out having babies or because manship probably will be turned head of the detective division, For ‘Big Lift! airfield 25 miles away after the restored. , Martial Law Set into a one-man post and given American pilot was struck in The Americans, whose gov they cost more” in fringe bene- HOME NAMES HARE flU. to John Hare, 82, a former la (See Page Eight) FT. HOOD, Tex. (AP) — A the back, by a Communist bullet. ernment has sunk more than $2 In Congo Capital The coiiilhlsslon’s report laid bor minister who took the sine "let’s get going” mood gripped Viet* (iong machine gunners LONDON (AP) — rrime much of the fbsponsibllity for cure post of chsmcellor of the this sprawling tank base today also wounded the American nav- (See Page Eleven) Minister Lord Rome picked a LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo bettering women’s lot on state Duchy of Lancaster in the new as the 13,600 men of the crack new chairman for his Con^ legislatures. Mrs. Peterson said Cabinet. 2nd Armored Division poised aervaUve party today to re- (AP)—Premier Cyrtle Adoula palr the rente of factional clamped a state of emergency 80 states already are in the; Editorial reaction to Home’s News Tidbits for the start of the historic "E x process of doing something 1 Cabinet ranged from "a good ercise Big Lift” to West Ger struggle and reorganize for on this Congolese capital Sun elections. The poet went to day night in an attempt to about it. I start” in the Conservative Dally from the AP Wires many. Yiews of Rocky, Barry She said stole commissions Sketch to "grotesque” In the The lead jet C186 bearing Maj. John Hate, minister of labor checkmate a general strike In the Harold Macmillan gov thrMt* have been set up or are in the Laborlte Dally Mirror. Gen. Edwin H. Burba, the "Hell A decree by President Joseph , works in Michigan,----- Alabama, The Independent Times said on Wheels" division command ernm ent, who now moves up the speed with which the Cab Nine-year-dd Indian girt, Ta- to the House of Lords and Kasavubu put the city under .the ' Georgia, Indiana, Washington, lath Fntima, who was due to er, and his headquarters was Split Widest on Rights lula of a three-man junta of Minnesota, Illinois, New Hamp- inet was produced was a good due to take off at one minute takes on the title of Cliancel- oome to United States for open- lor of the Duchy of Lancaster ^ ____ _ I shire, N o ^ Carolina and Ten- hsart surgery dies IS days be past midnight Monday. (See Page Two) nesseS among others. (See Page Nine) From th^n on, for three days, to assure him a seat In the fore (^leratioa is scheduled • • • By JACK BELL ^icy and the state of the domestic Cabinet. Home also began ap Pupils in StrawUng Rural jet. turbo-prop and propeller- AP Polltiral Writer economy as prime two-pronged driven transports will ferry a pointing junior mlnlKtera, School District, Poughkeepsie, WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov. is.sues against Kennedy in 1964. ricking cautiouslvfrom |Mirty N. T., have day d f from clossee stream of battle-dressed U.S. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Sen. The governor and the senator soldiers across the Atlantic 5, Inside circles ano'*4hc ranka because vandals let air out of I Barry Goldwater disagree on were asked if they felt a Repub of those tented in other posts. tires of 22 'school bases. Brown 600 miles from deep In the heart ggme vital issues but they are lican could defeat Kennedy with Sides to Argue Tomorrow of Texas to the heart of West There was a job for Maurice TAtiverslty to nsme its now $4 in accord in advocating a two- out strong electoral support Macmillan, 42, son of the for mitilon Hbrary after univer Germany. front attack on President Ken from the South, where Gold- Other planes of the Military mer prime minister, as eco sity’s widely known alumnus, nedy In 1964. water reportedly haa -- much nomic secretary of the treas John D. Bo^efeller Jr. Air Transport Service (mats) In answers to a series of iden more strength thmi Rockefeller. On State Reapportioning Sen. Gddwater returns to will be lifting artillery and truck tical questions submitted to Goldwater said that to defeat ury. Washington after weekend in outfits from Ft. Sill, Okla., Ft. them separately by The Associ Kennedy, would require "sub Southern CaUfomla in wMcb he Eustis, Va., and Ft. Bragg, N.C. ated Press, the two potential stantial electoral support from CHINA REJECTED told a rally tbe Kennedy ad contenders for the GOP presi all sections of the country, not UNITED NA'nONS. N. Y. ■v THOMAS H. STEWART *Robert Anderocm. It* wholaatiff# inrtated that the p rin c^ (See Page Eight) (AP)—The General AMsem- — wwavtwAT i kt%\ A /wAv fjiW* f^of the nimib«Fnwnber oof f auMlinedqual: VOt- minlstrsticHi co n s id e rs the dential nomination disclosed a Just any particular one.” iiraJW HAVEN (AP) — A affair should only take sevenl American peof^ **too dumb” deep division over civil rights. Rockefeller said he believes bly rejected by a substantial Bubtem that has been twpeleas- hours and then tbe jurtrtn are era “must always be the pri Tile New York governor and margin today a new bid to mary basis of any system of to understand complex world "that the Republican nominee, C nailed in poMUoi for ^ expected to retire and think it affairs . . . Cardinal Myer of Diana Churchill the Arizona senator voiced op running on a forward-looking seat Bed China In the Unit frV ia_reaixxxtiocim ent oc ttte oiver—peihapn for weeks or apportionment under the U.S. posing views on how to provide ed Nations. The vote on the Constitution." Ohioego tells Vatican Council it platform which really meets the dnneatiout legtolatore—w lll^ erven moiithe. should proclaim tbe Roman medical care for the elderly, the nation’s needs, will receive sub Albanian-Cambodian propos ptooed in the lapb of tb«* fed- The League of Women Voters The possibility that the fed Catholic Church “the borne of Inquest Ordered need for rlght-to-work laws and stantial support In every section al _ was 41 In favor, 57 5iel jw^b* tnnwerow in U. 8. wan primarily responsible for eral court might rule sections the weak sad tbe refuge of whether there should be an im of the country.” against and 12 abstaining. Ortitot Court. pngjogether the nine pri Os the Oonneotlout Constitution those who experience difficul LONDON (AP) — ScoUand mediate tax cut. The differences between Ootd- Ethiopia was absent. The VnHI tart y e ^ ftrfewl vate clUzens who are the jdain- Invalid and order a ^>eclal ses ties.” Yard said today an invest into In the international field they water and Rockefeller were reeult last year was 42 in fa oaurtB kept hwnta o f f i n g tiffs in tbe cane. sion of’ the legislature has im Official Washingtop takes the death of Diana Churchill, stood together in opposition to sharpest in response to a ques vor, 56 against with 12 ab I'fcmiitina over how reps'sew - It is the plaintiffs’ contention mense implicatimis for the Re calmly today’s Soviet blast at eldest daughter of Sir Winston, any American pull-out from Viet tion as to what, if any, civil stentions. It was the 14th tBbkm waa allocatod in legta- that the equal protection un publican and Democratic par multinattonal nuclear force, a will be held Thursday. Nam. Both cautioned against rights legislation Congress successive year In which the ties. Irtuw a der the law that they are guar pet project of the Kennedy ad- The body of the 54-year-old being lulled by Soviet overtures should pass. issue had been sidetracked But that wan before B^er anteed by tbe 14th amendment Under the present system, tbe miniatratioa . . . New Jersey ex-wlfe of Commonwealth Sec-; for peaceful coexistence, Their The senator said his “ basic or In which the assembly had va. Cbrr,. a Tennennee Case, of the UA. Oonatitution is ac Democrats almost inevitably Supreme Court grants new trial tary Duncan Sandys, was found answers about what to do about feeling is that legi8lati.pq will not voted outright to keep the nie U.S. Supreme ^8 tually being denied them. hold the Senate and the Repub to Dr. Albert L. Weiner, osteo in her bouse in London’s fash the Oiba problem w e ft relative-1 solve the civil rights problem." Peking regime out The vote MMt fodeial courts oouM he^ T h ^ say the Connecticut licans the House. Wlth'a divided path convicted of cswising -Oe ionable Belgravia section early ly similar. They differed In de- j The governor contended that came after a week of debate la wblcb M wan General Assimhly—both House legislature session sfter asssion, death of 12 of his pattesits. Sunday by her housekeeper. gree over the limited nuclear I "the federal government has a which placed the spotlight ooi wew a«tadllie^ ^ and Senate—is hopelessly mal- it has been Impossible in the Prertdent THo-of Yugoslavia The British Press Association test-ban treaty’s effect. | deep moral and constitutional the id^ogical rift between laidrr tbn UA. OonrtltiMloo ^ appointod because it gives tbe port to get through refonn leg- tours plasma physios laboratory reported that the body was nude, Rockefeller served notice he | responsibility to guarantee equal the Kremlin and the Chinene legMHttve apportloiimet* same number of representatives Ldation. of Prinorton University where and the Daily Mall that a did not regard answers to the 1 rights for every American clti- Communists. The Soviet •yatemn In tlinir rtaten. to a torwn with a few hundred Leaders of the. tiro parties researchers are attempting to bottle was discovered nearby. questions as a substitute for a zen." block voted solidly for seat residents that it gives to one have been allowed, as individ develop ooutroUed version of "It is understood,” said the face-to-face debate with (3old- Goldwater said: "I completely ing tbe Peking government, «aaea have been Inrtituted with many thousands and al uals, to enter the suit as inter- hydrogen bomb . . . Additional Mail, "that the bottle was taken water over party policies. Gold- oppose the public accommoda but left it to Albania— fol t e n m tbe county. _ lows a senator from one dis venors. Tliey will be represent modem artillery. Including un away for analyris after a doctor water said be was willing to de tions seetkm (to enforce integra lower of the Peking line—te OBrt •rgum m to t o M trict to represent one-eighth as ed in tbe at|piments tomorrow. clear mlstales and looketa, go and police were called to the bate "the weaknesses of the tion on business firms serring carry the ball. As .usual, the many oonsUtuenta g# another Former GOP National Chaiiw ing to Buropa Oftd Pacific to bouse." Kennedy admtnistratioa’’ but the pubUaj as baing uneonstitu- United States led the light MIMwOr. Boon Meade Aloom ta speaking further buAd up bnttMlald Diana CbuiataiU was married I saw liittls value in Republicans tional and Mcaltad far." agataiet hooding over NatlMS- In a brief fUad in advanoa ef stnogtat of giwmd forces, ------' debating Republicans. aUat Ohiaa’a seat te the C on- M n lta lM n , tbs o n i a i y neiMa. ttw piaiii- A a i^ y rA G I T#C. ■V I4ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN ^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, pCTQBER 21,196* PAGE m a s disaster ^ e a s of were applying for dlsaster^area status. Bolton ! over the course ot the btadneae! Farmlands Withering Hunters, fahners and others Sheinwold on Bridge j cycle.” Using the outdoora.ln Mississippi Scoutg to Help Views of Rocky, Barry ; Farm price supporta: Breath were warned not to set any kind ■■ Gtridwator--“ The 80 per cent i SwDittu MMtb4timch li S.MiNttt of spark. The Weathet Bureau's ‘TH E WAY Observe UN Day .^6 of our agriculture now under the j or your 3S< back at d n iu M . Ckiw BMtom W ater Supplies Shoi agricultural branch, at >-8tone- 6AFETY PLAY SHOWN IN < ) present support program should I tabiats wbtnovor you tmnk your b r a n ncy vine. Miss., said there has hMn j be slowly withdrawn from It, ao 'offtfltf. Ball-ana neutrallza tcWIti, twoelSR UMted Nations Day will be n e w e st s u m m a r y M Split Widest on Rights mouth and stomacb llko mafic. No ksneful * "no recorded significant ra in f^ by ALFRED SHEINWOLD that at the end of a reasonable dnifs. Bat Ball-ant. Send pottal to BtIMms, fOOAiilRMd from Page One) Gov. HOff to have two counties I HEARD rP’ Oranfoburf, N. Y., for liboral Iroe aample. declared federal disaster areas. in the past 30 days or more and observed nvursday by the Bol Some years ago the moat pop * 7 2 1 period of time the la'w of supply Sen. George D. Aiken, R-Vt., the dry conditions have not only ton PTA with a program by ular kind of bridge book was a (Couttaoed from Page One) broadly based system of health 1 and demand will determine the Florida, CaUfomia and the low affected farm operations but W 10 S 4 • er Rio Grande Valley — report called for federal assurances by John Gruhor Boy Scout Troop T3 and Girl summary of bids and plays that .... ^ insurance for those over 66, fl- prices the farmers receive." that grain can be transported also have increased the danger you could keep on the table to .. . Rockefeller said a civil rights nanced by the fiscally sound. Rockefeller — Said ed favorable growing conditions. of grass and brush fires.” aoout Troops 667 and 669. h ? i l Irrigation from wells provides into the state to meet shortages. i s refer to as you played. A m o^ KASr bill should “ contain provisions contributory payroll tax but of- price supports do not help the Prtnedpaa Lincoln Nystrom, UN ■ufncient moisture for crops in Thousands of acres of forest Agriculture sources in Ala em and complete summary of A 9 • 5 3 for stronger voting guarantees, ferlng freedom of individual ■ farmers who need help most. He ! the Rio Grande and Florida. and fields have burned in up bama said the state “ was in a Day chairman for the town, has this kind has Just been brought « 9 choice to select voluntary health added: “ For the low-income i FREE!! Initiative by the attorney general The arid conditions in .south- state New York in the searing crisis and in a hazardous condi arranged ■with the PTA and the out by Albert H. Morehead, who 6 $ 6 19 3 plan coverage." farmers we need an approcu:h j •m Maine, New Hamp.shire and days since Oct. 1 and the Weath tion.” In some areas farmers n ieia are always young-ahut that wasn’t sonsldered. So Scouts «n hour-long program has been a leading bridge au A 7 5> AM33 in enforcing ci'vll. rights, equal Federal right to work law: ’-that is entirely separate from ! A New Roll O f Vermont remained critical. The er Bureau in Albany reported were unable to plow the dry sters arrtvlng at an he played veiy bandly, became at 7:30 p.m. in the CD thority since the days of Ely SOUTR opportunity for employment, Goldwater — Said the federal subsidies. For the other farm- non-dlscrimlnatory acces-s to govenunent should not usurp the ers. we must gradually adopt a ' fire danger was accelerated by that the last 21 months, since earth. they want to “take discouraged i}uit and developed room. Culbertson. Morehead’s Summa A A Kodak Film hi|^ winds which accompanied Jan. 1, 1962, was the drie.st such Rainless timberlands in Lou a dlsUke for music. He(fire0hine(nt0 will he oervec ry shows the corfect play of the e AKtS3 public accommodations, and for rights of states to pas.s such new syriem of supports which! a muelcal instrument, and jtetriiug uisure public education the Atlantic storm that lashed period in the records of the bu isiana faced the greatest fire Assuming, however, that be to the Scouta af ter the proqrrain trump suit In today's hand; 6 A S 4 laws. Sponsors legislation to call will provide true stabilisation o f ! Wlih Each BoD Developed the North Carolina coast and reau. hazard since 1952 when 400,000 there are always parents viiu) an Instrument ^ t e d to while the sduKa attend the A A Q 4 9 on a desegregated basis, in com for an <^en shop in all states prices but not create an artifi- i Swth dealer Wsst l U h I pliance with the lew of the (Black and White and moved northward. All .woodlands and fields in acres burned. Tennessee passed aMc about instmetion In a mu there jurit Isn’t time businesB meeting to adopt tlw Neither side vulnerable but with provision which would cially’ high market price In nor- Oolitr Prints) Six counties in New Hamp- New York State were closed to its 22nd day without rain. in school to give him budget for the year after wWch 2 A 3 9 1 land." permit states to declare for a > mal times.” i sical instrument. Consequently, Opening lead—-King of Spades Goldwater said he believes union shop. ^------^ r e were declared eligible for the public. Hunting, fishing and Pine needles in the southern adequate .kistruction. So extra refPealunenta will be served to It Isn’t hard to get to six AH Tq* pinelands of Louisiana turned here we go again, in rei^ionse “ there are adequate laws on thej Rockefeller — intends to make disaster relief because of the outdoor fires were banned. to some queetlons that seem to In s tr u e t4 ;o n will be urged. them. hearts, but a careless declarer LIGGETTS drought. The state’s grazing The New York Conservation brown and hung in the tree- Maybe you g^sfor the Idea, and •mis will be tbs October books to take care of voting an “ effort to assure that the na- T W lk ir w ^ f il t S pop up quite regularly. would easUy lose the slam. He abuses and all that is required tlonal Republican party main- A4P»vIl cil» | AT THE PARKADK pa-stures were burned and bar Department appealed to high tops creating acute danger of maybe you don't. WlUde will meeting of the PTA, which this would win the first trick with ruff. Now you load a low dia fires. In the first place, it would mond to dummy and return a is afction by the attorney gen tains the position it took in its ren. State parks and the White school boys to turn out to help be well to consider whether probably be oasedX^t of the year has departed from Its the ace of spades and lead out Mountain National Forest were weary fire-fighters battle fires The Tennessee Forestry De uMial second Wednesday of heart Bast has the1 <^7 of heart, eral.” 1960 platform against federal Meeting Tonight' your youngster should study an band if you don’t, won’t the ace and king of hearts. He called a provision of the right-to-work legislation. " i •losed. which created wide.spread fog partment, which has fought be able to keep up w i ^ the every month schedule. The No Curtains. East would take two and you play behlniid Um with more than 250 brush and forest instrument at all. 'Hiere are no the K-8.TCou can pick up Bast’s administration's kxll to permit Tax reduction while there is ; No major fires were reported over the upstate area. A rash easy instruments, and unless other kids who are getting vember meeting will be an open trump tricks, and South would Itve Democratic Town Com- ' tn New Hampshire, but there of new fires raged Sunday and fires since Oct. 1, reported that house during National Dduca- trumps by way of a finesse, and the President to withhold federal a deficit: i mlttee wtil meet at 8 tonight In the child sticks to one for four side Instruction. take two aspirins. grants from states which did not Gpldwaler — "The answer to ! were numerous small blazes thickened the smothering smog the Great Smoky Mountains Na stlon Wedi. It's easy to see the correct then your slam is assured. Mott'a Ocanmunity Hall to oon- ^ over the state. William Mes- blanket. tional Park was "tinder dry.” . or five years, practicing an Now comes the rub; picking comply with desegregation or this would rest primarily on the ! hour daily, the instruction will Mrs. John ChapUn, obalnnan play, espoclaUy If you have read Dally Gneatioa aider appointments to fill ybl- j oeck, director of the Division of The New York health depart At Norvin Green State Forest a teacher. Many public .school Partner epena with ona apade, ders interesting. But he said that | rapidity of grow^th of the domes- ■ be wasted. of the PTA school enumeration Morehead’s Summary. Take the as it is written "I doubt that it; nancies on 12 town boards, due I Resources Development, said ment warned that the wide in northehi New Jersey, a 2,- music teachers give InstruoUon and the next player passes. You tic economy.” ; bo exipire on No''. 1. ] 900-acre fire was "nearly under Of course, the child wlU on the aide in instrumenta Many oomonlittee, has announced that ace of spades and the ace of is either constitutionally or mor Rockefeller—Said an immedi-1 the state was »on the brink of spread smog, especially in the almost ak of the town has been hearts to start with. But don t hold: Spades. 7-8; Hearts, 10-8- At present, o< 14 agencies, a major fire.” Many towns were Hudson Valley, could cause trou control,” but at East River promise to do this when he of them are not qualified to 4; Diamonds, K-Q-J-7t Clubs, ally correct.” ate tax cut “ designed to stimu- j Mountain, near Bluefield, Va., starts begging for a clarinet, do so, Under our existing ed covered to 'date. A# It has in rush ahead when West drops the I The senator said he would sup late private investment and sav appointed by the board o f di- using emergency water sup ble for persons suffering from the past few years, the PTA nine of hearts. K-J-6-2. rectors. five are Republican l T'()M.\'l IC plies. respiratory and heart ailments. 100 men fought a fire which had or something else, in hopes of ucational system, a public port a provision to permit the ings” and to increase consum-1 A, contracted with the board of At the third trick, lead a low WIflU do you sayT controlled, five are Demoerstic, Vermont’s Gov. Philip H. Hoff Pennsylvania was especially burned more than 700 acres joiidng the school band, but school music teacher gets a attorney general to sue in school eri-' after-tax income should be OM l'’( )K'l' since Thursday. after Ihe newness wears off It education for the job of keep heart towards dummy’s ten. No Answer: Bid one notrump. integration c^ bb if it were tight combined with '‘a strict policy , and the remskninp four are who closed the state's woods hard hit by the continued parch smattering of practically every matter how the hearts break Ivill be a different story. It’s Instrument; six weeks of In ing the records on all children Despite your 10 points In high ly drawn so that it could not be of holding the line on federal , apMt evenly, so far aa afftlis- MEANS Oct. 10, repeated his warnings ing. The Weather bureau said Uvlng in town up to date. you’re sure to lose one trump ca ru you should make a m&^ C' ■gainst persons entering wo(^- no Immediate relief was in sight THIRSTY BURGLAR very likely that you did the struction on It, If he’s lucky. used "to invade other fields. " government spending.” : tion is conoorrted. same thing. Serving on Mrs. Ch^Un’s com trick. Lose it this way. imum response. If partner can I On some other issues, their Balancing the budget annual- i After Nov. 1. it is expected •d lands, except in cases of for the drought-weary state. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP)—A This is not enough to quall^ The five missing hearts will Fires continued to break out— I know, you cry, “I wish I Wm as an Instructor In that mittee were Mrs. Alan Lsven- not go on, yon cannot make a I views could be summarized this ly ; i that nine /of the boards wilt be omerg«icy. Livestock in Ver burglar entered three homes thal, membenAilp dialrmsn; break 8-2 in about two cases out mont was eating forage stored 84 of them Satimday—across the here, drank up a pitcher of lem- had stuck to my music when I Instrument. game. iway: Goldwater — ’’The federal' oontroHed hn' Deanocrata, t'wo U^VhfBRIOAN OowUb Mrs. Samuel Stltham, ways and of three. If ao, you will lose the Health care lor the eld^ly: budget can and should be bal-1 by the OOP. aivl the otixr for winter use. There was an state's timberlands. I onade, a quart of milk, a bottle was a kid and had the oppor- Most of them played an tov- timlty.” But you dlAi’t. and meane chairman; and the pres second heart trick and capture For Bhelnwold’s S6-page book Goldwater — Said care was anced during each fiscal year, ■ three w«I have equal mpreoen- ■n acute shortage of grain More them half of Pennsylvan-1 of water, and stole $48.76 from strunvent before studying for the last mtasing trump with the for fuel o it , oorYVof^ A shortage of water prompted la’s 67 counties were declared the homes. your diild, ha'vlng 50 per cent ident, Mrs. William VaJeiiltlne. let “ A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” ; provided through Kenr-Mllls except during periods of war or tation. ; public school music, and most The annual PTA membership king of hearts at your next op I Act. Proposed tax credits or de other extreme national emer Also bo be discuased at to of your characteristics in any of them are pretty well quahfied send 60 cents to Bridge Book, heating equipment event, is not likely to be any drive was conducted at the same portunity. Manchester Evening Herald, ductions “ for any monies paid gencies.” night's meeting i# the costume | In that instrument, but the time. In thla case the hearts break Box 8818, Grand Central Station, for the purpose of taking care Rockefeller — "At the federal dance to be held Saturday , phone 522-8151 different from you. You say, other# are not what they should badly. West disdarda a spade, “I’m not going to force WiUle; Workers doing the enumer New York 17, N.Y. of the aged." level I favor, at the absolute night at the Village Ijantern 170 PEARL STREET teach. This is a job for a and you play dummy’s ten to Rockefeller —Advocated “a minimum, balancing the budget Bam, on TollaTKl Tpke. | HARTFORD, CONN. if he wants to leam, okay, but specialist in that Instrument. ation aiud memberahip drive in force out the jack. ^ OojpyrlgM 1968 I’m not going to fight to make Bad habits, early establshed, clude: Mrs. Howard Lochward, East returns a apade, sad you Featorea him practice.” Tve heard these are almost Impossible to break Mrs. \Russell Moonan, Mfa statements time without num Rhbert' Stephens, Mrs. Joseph later, and < the unqualified in besry BtL, Wotroua Rd.. Boltoin ber. strumental teacher la not Bkely Byrne, Mrs. Henry Shorrock, IW Set After a ktUe while you’U h&S- Charles Church, Mrs. Rleh- Center- Rd., Birch M t Hot, Martial to correct theee bad habits be Oonveree Rd., WUltame Rd.. first have to force him to practice, cause he doesn’t even reoogniza, and Danielson, Mrs. Robert p Cajpital every day, every week, for sev W(^llhti'’’Mra. E. J. Roser, Mrs. Coipenter Rd., Riga La., Clarke I n ttvem.' (I can hear the squaiwks Rd., and Ftona Rd. If any fam eral years. It's a chore, and he right now from the public Angelo MassoUni, Mrs. Robert won’t like it. Of course there is Boske, Mia. Gasprln Mbrra, ily has not been contacted by ^(OoBttmied from Page Oaa) Jhrough Washday J National school music teachers, but It's the end o f the week, kifocm the the really exceptional Md who Mre.-^Hrwin IVivia, Mrs. WlUiom so.' This is true not only in rectory. ^ comes along with the rarity of Manchester but ail over the Grunske, Mrs. James Klsr, MTa Cabinet minlatars led by De Stores^ quintuplet mrths, who would U.S. In fact, Miandhester is a Robert Young, Mrs. Roy Coc- Men of the pariah arr'^ re fense Minister Jerome Anany. rather practice than eat, but out above average.) conl, Mrs. Weeley Robbins, Mits. minded of the retreat ^e d u le d A form of martial law waa im CR.KBN you don't have him in your Harry Goodwin, Mrs. Walter for the weekend LONG ISLAND Tho Hartford Oes Company. of Mrs. Donald Hottirook. The Grades 5 through 8. Children In- $10 d 0w h ,..s y e a r s t o p a y U. S. No. 1 REMODEL ROSSEHO Ubrary group 'will meet Fri terasted In joining should meet MMNT m AU KANMt Bathrooms remodeled, recreation rooms, Mtoben caSI- day in the church audltoriium • No need for special wiring H n o o Waihed and Sizsd at the church Wednesday at POTATOES neta, Formloa tops, unfinished rooms completed, etc. at 8 p.m. • 5-Year Warranty - 6:46 p.m. The senior choir re The evening woriuhop group hearses Wednesdays at 7:80 • 30-day free trial CALIPORNIA 'wiUl meet Tuesday at 7:30 at • HOOVER • Delivery and normal Gas FOR pm. LARGE SIZE the home of Mm. John McCabe. Installation included «tv- ORANGES ROSSFTTO All women interested in sewing MoneliMtsr MaociMater Evening Herald dryof toobo $ nodoL. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY and helping out in any wAy to Bottoo oorrespondent, Oleme- THE ONLY DRYER WITH make artides for the Christmas w«U Young, telephone 648-8981. 4 WAYS TO DRY Broccoli CALIFORNIA BCH 25< Yellow Squash 2 ]7< 58 DELMONT ST. — 649-0308 sale are in'vited. Paittems and maiteriais 'will be gi'ven out to With this exclusive Norge feature toHor-cotopony wooio^ Loin Lamb Chopi ond Preduee Prieet Effeetive Mon., Tuei. ond Wed. Only ! DIALAMAIIC Builders sad General Contractors be worked on ait home. you can dry any article that is Residential and Industrial Constmetton , Father McGurk 'will finish the washabla.~and some that aren’t. •ollor'* Fionotoro. church census this week doing * Attaeb kits at Inat This includes the most delicate fMugf Wvo ao/lor’f i I fo kto opMd) French Rd., Lyman Rd., Bay- knitted woolens, fragile laces, STOP TH E I fwi. foam rubber pillows, stuffed 1-LB * CletM nift M «ly a tJ . -I ) i .i i IJ I Jr . Lii. ■ i ‘•i»l’ i J' h‘J - ,/il . KANCHESTER EVENIlfG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1963 FA(SE f iv e
fo t 1^ Work with the children Talks for Funds Coventry of the school on fire safety. HEALTH CAPSULES People in the News Shorter Breviary Legion Auxiliary News fcy Miehsel A PeUi, MJX Set by President The Junior Auxiliary of the TV-Radio Tonight S t a m p a r a m a Da y s GoalI of Prelates WHAT POOPS SHOULP M3U , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^Norway with an unldenUfied 111 Legion AuxiUary is making AVOIP ON A LOW-SALT PICT? Bid Deadline Nov. 8 p^ns tor a HsJIoween party ttVANNIS PORT, Masa. (AP) ‘ “That is Mommie and Dad ness. VATICAN CTTY (AP) — The vmen the older girls will enter FILL YOUR BOOKS TWICE AS FAST —Preaidant Kennedy la ready to Lie, Norway’s minister of in Vatican Ecumenical Goimcll dy,'* the i2-year-oId in the front dustries, became ill Friday tain the younger girls of the make a aeries of croaa-country junior auxlUary at 3:30 p.m., Television row yelled as the bridegroom while idsitlng the state-owned turned its attention today to a .--On Town Building Oct. 30 in the Legion home. $:00 ( S) Blc Tbestsr (1030410) NBC Hovla appearances a t DemocraUc kissed the bride. steel works in northern Norway. little b(X)k called the breviary, (In progreu) (M) Lake WUdamasi Prime Minister Lord Home’s Ekudi member may bring a (13) Tall tha Truth ' fund-raising dinners which he Speaking was Andrew Mayo which ia with every priest con guest ’The committee in charge (33) Hovle at ( (in protisw) vicar says its ’’a sad thing to general committee are Mrs. (16.30) Earty Show (in proc- 8:00 (34) Invitation To Art hopes will duplicate a tecord- and he was right. stantly and demands his daily Sealed liMi fo r the ooMUnic-f of the arrangements include r u i) (13) rva Got A Secret ' Andrew and his 4-year-old sis see in the press the attribution Bernard Rheaume as secretary; ( 8) News 8:10 ( 8-3040) Wscpn ’Train d o uble aetUng affair in Boston Satur- devotion. Mon of ttM ntiw town office Brenda Brigrgs, Sandra Hotch to those 8< eking power the mo Agnew, treasurer; Mrs. A. (40) Laramie (34) Croasroans 6i^.nlght. ter, Amanda, were among the bulkMng «M belnc; aoufirM by kiss, Beverly Bearce, Janice (13) Lucy Show guests as actress Janet Blair tive of power as an end in it The breviary or divine office Harry W. Olsen, welfare sec (18) In the Public Intarast now takes about 90 minutes to Ma oonunittM with the Merrow. (34) Discovery 8:00 (34) Perapectlvea WORLD GREEN VVhlte JJouae aources said the and television producer Nick self.’’ retary; Mrs. ’Thomas O’Brien, The junior auxiliary members l;lu ( 8) News, Sports, Wsathar ( 8-13) Danny Thomaa fund-raising tours, are expected Lord Home was in the congre read each day. Soon It may be 1 iVortItnn for reoeivlTif' mioh bids Mrs. Zolton Feuerman, Mrs. S)U (33) Club House (18) Subecriptlon TV Mayor repeated their marriage have made Halloween favors 8:30 (34) What’s New 8:10 ( 8-13) Andy Oriffitb ^ to raise as mdfch as $10 million vows,. gation at St. James’ Anglican shortened and changed from ■et at 6 pjn. Nov. 8. Sherman, Mrs. Arthur Voss, (13) Newsbeat (3330) Hollywood and the church in London when the vi Latin to vernacular languages. which they will fill and give to for next year’s cairhpaigi). The ceremony t(X)k place in The form of the bid docu- Nelson J. Bearce and Mrs. the Mansfield State 'Training ( 8) Walter Cronklta Stare Final decisions on cltids where car, the Rev. J. S. Brewis, in Like the Mass and the Sacra BkehtM may be obtained and Bliss F. Clay. . (18) Ufa of Riley (10) Pater Gunn the same Swedenborglan church School and Hospital at Mans (40) Superman 10:00 ( 3) The Detectives Kennedy will appear have not^ cluded the comment in his ser ments, the breviary is part of ptarM and apedficatioena ex- (ID-3330) Hitch HUIer STAMPS where they were married 11 Roman Catholic liturgy under 4-H Seeks Funds mon. field Depot next week. Follow tha Sun been reached, but It is expected ^ea.?:s ago. aenined at th e office of the ’The 'Tolland County 4-H Club .10-33-80) Huntley-Brinklay (34) InBchool Previews that- hb' will hit many major Mary Rose Bradford, widow going modernization in a sche MKMtacte, Walter J. Douglas 'The Green-Chobot Post No. T:00 113-33-80) Newa, Boprta. (13) East Slds-West Stds Andrew’s outburst didn’t both Committee haylwsumed the re- 62, American Legrlon, will have HAM, BACON, SAUSAGES, Waat)i- ( 8-3040) Breaktnt Point population centers — includ^g of novelist Roark Bra(lford, Is ma or topic on public worship. A aeodM ee on 17 South High- sjionsibility of contacting all WIENERS, LUNCHEON MEATS, (10) Death Valley Daya 11:00 ( 3-8-10-30.33-8040) News. Dallas, San Francisco, Chicago, er Miss Rtalf. being treated at a Hong Kong A first group of 12 amend la ^ at. in West Hartford. A a paper drive Sunday. Persona Sports. Weather “ IVhat can Jroq expect when the county 4-H families per having paper to be picked up POTATO CHIPS, PRETZELS, (18) Subscription/TV Philadelphia, New York and Mi ho.spital for acute bronchitis. ments to a schema chapter on oonvpieite net of this data may sonally in the drive to raise POPCORN, OLIVES, SALTEP (30) Hall Order Vfarkat 11:13 (10) Tonight Show (C) you take your children to your She was taken to the hospital the divine office has been pre tM had by the general oontrac- may call Lawrence Peny in (34) Herltafe ( 3) Hovle A LL ami before the presidential cam NUTS, MUSTARP, KETCHUP wedding?" she said. $1,000 for the county Agricul Coventry or Charles Benjamin (. 3) Hovle ■ (40) Steve Allen paign begins. Saturday when her ship, the pared for the votes of the 2,300 IMs on and after today. The ANP MANY CANNEP ''POOPS. T:15 (32) Summer Highllthts 11:30 (13) Movie _ President Roosevelt, docked. council fathers this week in St. tural extension Council pro in Mansfield. ’Trygrve Lie, 67, former 'sei;'; arnlnd bMs are to be addressed (30) Sports Camera 11:80 (33-30) Tonight (Cfi The Boston dinner drew more ■Doctors said today -she will be Peter’s Basilica. gram in order to be eligible for 'Today Commander Lawrence HmMi Capsules pivas hstplul inlinsstlsa 7:30 ( 8-3040) ABC Special ( 8) Movie than 7,000—at $100 a plate—a retary-generr ■ of the United Na- ao P. Raymond Broga. chair ,msPslintsiids4tpWolaa»sswsi»iciis>is» tions, is hospitalize in Oslo, retSas.ed in few days. public funds. ’The drive is head Perry and Auxiliary President SEE SA’m tD A Y ’S TV WEEK FOB CXMOPUETE U8TINO bonanza of more than $700,000 Some amendments deal with man of the new town office ed by Robert J. Bernier, chair WEEK specific contents of the divine Mrs. Perry will attend the de for the Democratic party. It was butldtag oommibtee, at the pres- man of the ’Tolland County 4-H office and with the hours for ant Town Office Building in partment president’s and com Bylaws will be reviewed at the EVERY DAY the biggest affair of its kind in Armando’.s Ttestaurant, Rt. 5. Club Committee, which is ask mander’s testimonial evening New England history. South Windsor ’The social hour ^Ui begin at 7 reading it. ’Two would allow a Ourantiy. ing for a donation of $1 per next unit meeting. bishop to grant exemption under A depoalt of $30 for each aet dinner at the Hedges In New The Ladies Association of Radio Party functionaries ap p.m. Atty. Frank Ahaa.rn will family. This may be sent to the Britain. speak about wills, estates special circumstances from the of plaiM and apedfloations win next local 4-H club meeting or the First Congregational (This Hating bMdadM only thoM nawa teondoMta 10 ar U » A o p M i proached the President imme Nurses to Hear priestly duty of reciting the of 1m required. Oontraotora deslr- Mrs. James Hoyt of West Wll- Church will -have its annual minute length. Some atntlona enrry other abort newaenatu). diately after the dinner to urge trusts. All young men between to Bernier in care of the Tol llngton, formerly of Coventry, XjWadMMlay, fice. k « rwldittonal copiea may have fall sale Saturday. Oct. 26, w n n c — laaa # 6:48 Lowall Thomaa that he appear in other cities, 21 and 35 are urged to attend. land County Agricultural Ex and Mrs. Perry will attend the Talk on Health (Jfte. amendment—the 12th, due them ivon an additional deipoatt during the day In the vestry of 8:00 Long John Wads ^ 8:60 ‘ ------Sper cent security in ty for their children. 11:00 News ’The board of educa'tlon will dens Inc. to R. T, Jones et al, a new year with Tolland Coun Wednesday \n the Church can show their concern for the and work out suggested alterna the fotm of a bid bond from a ’The Women's Auxiliary to 11:16 Srorts Final TUESDAY.and nation by voting for his pro (MtuRlder the formation of a property on Main St.; J. T.Uva surety company authoriied to ty’s 98 4-H Chiba and their 140 Green-Chobot Post, No. 52, Community H ^se. 11:80 Starlight Serenade s U P F R / tions. 1:00 News and Sign Off grams. citizens committee to study the et al to John Fabrycki et al, do burinesi In the stats of Oon- adult volunteer workers with American Legion, Coventry Teachers of Grades 5 and 6 markets ^ 'The changes contained in WPOP—1418 WEDNESDAY He said they can show their long range Implications on property on Robert I3r. those chapters, once the entire necUcut or a oertified check to Albert B. Gray, county club and Mansfield, will have a of the Church Scn^l of the 8:00 Jel Cash V concern about unemployment South Wlndror of the state ac- liturgy schema is promulgated the Town of Ooventjy. No bid agent, pointing out enrollment food sale from 3 p.m. to 5:30 church will meet ^ 7 p.m 7:00 Bin Hughes (medltation program with spe may be withdrawn for a period Wednesday in t h ^ Church 12:00 GIrand by voting for an $ll-billlon tax Manebester Evening Herald by Pope Paul VI and the full signups are now being accept p.m. Friday at Sparrow's and W1NF—-1288 cut; about Latin America, by re cial emphasis on public kinder of Vi days after the date of the Burnham's Store in Mansfield. Community House. 8:00 Newa. Waathsr, Sports SPECIALS South Windsor correspondent, council, would allow national ed in the county extension of storing recent cuts in Alliance gartens and a Junior high at conferences of bishops to au ofpening o f the bids at 8 p.m. fice in Rockville. Gray is wel Mrs. Charles Benjamin will be 8:80 Showcase Laura Katz, telephone 644- for Progress funUs; and about its meeting'Wednesday, at ,7:30 1758. thorize local languages in place Nov. £ The aucoeaBful bidder coming new members and lead chairman. Manchester Evenfair Refald p.m. in the high school. will be requinad to fUiuMi a Coventry correapoiident, F, 72$ NIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST racial troubles, “ by voting for a of Latin and other changes to ers wlM are especially encour The auxiliary is making strong civil rights bill.’’ Also on the agenda will be make the rituals mean more to peiformanoe and labor and ma plans to serve a potluck supper Pauline JJ^ttle, telephone aged to join the 4-H programs FALSE TEETH IN IM NCH ESna The president also urged ap- conoideration of projected en Four Share Birthday communicants. terial itayment bond in the to teach 4-H project sklUs. Ih- at the annual Veterans’ Day 742-6231. amount of not leas than 100 propriations for science and rollments, the artesian well at A liturgy expert on the com tereets of club members range celebration the evening of Nov. That Loocan Union School; appointment of FREDERICKSBURG, Va. mission said the same idea was per cent of the contract 16 at the Legion home on Wall BUSY BIRTHDAY apace, restoration of tentative from gardening, arranging Nood Net Embarrass cuts in foreign aid, and affirma personnel policies committee; (AP)—Mrs. Larry Parmer gave being applied to the Breviary amount flowers, making clothing, rais St. in Coventry. A dance will POINT p l e a s a n t . West Va. and a discussion regarding hold her three children, who all cel md Deadllna Many araainn ot falay taath have tive action on education, with “ especially in these times when ing livestock and poultry ana follow the dinner. Mrs. Marion (AP)—Attired In her white uni DON’T PAMPER ing regular meetings in the ebrated birthdays Sunday, a not a priest is so busy that he reads A special town meeting Aug. V. Gregory is serving as chair form, with a pink carnation cor auSand real amhaRasamant bsoauaa employment, medical care for woriclng with electricity. thslr Plata dropitad. allppad or wob the elderly and area redevelop various schools. unexpected gdit—a baby brother. rapidly and with distraction.” SB approved $106,000 for a bond man of the supper-dance pro sage on the shoulder, Mrs. O. S. bled at luat tha wibog maa. Do not 'Hie pubUc Is in-vlted to attend Isaua for the proposed building Gray and Miss Elaine Wbeel- gram which will be further Kelly celebrated her 80th birth Uvo in fear of this haatanlna to you. ment. ’The birth of a 5-pound 18- sr, county 4-H agent, wUT' be Just sprlnklo o Uttls PABTBITH. tho Ground Chuck these meetings. oimce boy to Mr. and Mrs. Far wMcfa is to be located on the discussed at the 8 p.m. meet day on nursing duty at Plea YOUR WIFE alkalino (noe-aekl) pewdtV. oa your Garden du b mer made it official. Now each east end of the Ipproocimate pleased to discuss 4-H work ing Oct. 28 in the Legion home. sant Valley Hospital here. piatss. Bold talas taoth n on Sm ly. 3 in Incuhatora 100 acres of town-owned land with any potential leaders and so they fsol moto eorafoctablo. Dooa U t Her Wtatcnwicf ’The Valley Planters Garden of the Fauquier County couple’s new members. ’They may be not sour. Ohseka *Y)lats odor" (dan. Select Club will meet 'Tuesday at four children have been bom on on R t $1 and Ripley ®>1 **<1., tuio breath). Oat PABTBIH at any ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP) — the same day, Oct. 20. ’The three TILLEY and on wtalch the Coventry High contacted by mail or visited at drug eountar. Mm Pireli vrith Three of the Fischer quintuplets p.m. at the Avery Street Ele the extension office in Rock Choice mentary Sch(K>l. Robert Mill other children are Debra Sue 7, Will Keep You Warm School stands. have completed a big step to Larry 'Wardell Jr. 4, and ’Tim Serving with Chairman Broga ville. T4x». Edwin H. Lawton, a 6 [-0-eLASS TMcYctr ward normal babyhood. kowski of Flower Fashions, Manchester, will speak and othy John 2. on the new town office building chaiiman of the Coventry 4-H R.ANGE Beef Mary Catherine and Mary committee are Raymond B. Town Committee, may also be Choicest Meats In Town! Aiqr m o* Indy can Margaret Fischer were taken demonstrate arrangements for 12 Hours E ! C Bennett, Donald S. Davis, Rich contacted by local residents in peidierbteeauiw^witii Wntrle | from Isolettes and put in incu the home. Bfollowing the pro 'GRANGE COUPLE’ ard M. Gahnat, Stswart HW- terested in learning more about VLEX-0«LA88. IPs in dMtfl bators Sunday at St. Luke’s gram there will be an auotion HAJR’TFORD (A P )—Mr. and man, WUham A. Miller and what they might do ki these FUEL OIL Jnat eat with ahansa and tndt Hospital in Aberdeen. Brother of the flower arrangements. Mrs. Kenneitli Porter o< the He OrUf TUESDAY ONLYl ’Ihe meeting is ( ^ n to the pub bron Grange are the “Grange Charles B. Nyaok. ness. GASOLINE m e t arriim liaVna a waiiii, j James Andrew, largest of the The Place To Buy It Budget Under Stady OMes Fire Dshger sunlit room, flooded with quints, got out of the Isolette lic. RefreshnvMits wlM be Couple otf the Year.” They FRESH, NATIVE were (diosen ait the 79th annual The Board of Flnanoe Is A. Hanry W. OMen Jr., fire henithfni Uitmvioiet layn. £tst week.. served. Vrorking on proposed budgets The two other girls, Mary Ann Jay (sees session of the Cann®otl I Wealsy tiewis is aerving aa 817 HIGHLAND STTIBET—PHONE 643-4278 tamporeiy efasirman of tha sen reports. He has commended FRESH Board o f finance. Fradartctk 8. COS Principal Clarence Ed- AT OUR ^'htte la the board aecrabaiy. mondeon on this “fine” record I Other finance members art n S H DEPT. Maloohn B. C. Devine, John yvile. Nelson J. Bearce, Harold 7 0 y o [/ J. Waldron and Albert Jj. FROM THE JOLLY GREEN GIANT Meyers Sr. JBA Drive Underway The local branch of the Sal vation Aim y is conducting a Whatever we do^ "The Marvel of Main Street" mail oampaign for a quota of How About That! $750. Mrs. Dorothy Sdiweyer we do ^octtdf and Mrs. Henry Sherman are CORN NIBLETS co-chairmen of the local resi WHOLE^ dential gs and Loan Aaaociation. Cervb^g with Ooodin on Ibe "runeiae -^ . - i ' % and your welfare first in all For Premium Gifts or Cosh m a t t ^ reaUy serves both of OLUqS, OROANIZATIONS, ami COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS U l FARBONOTON AVZ., HABTFOBD-«EL. SSS-S12S OPEN Till 9 P.M. TUESDAY and THURSDAY as. Dillon Sales and Service, •VABZFMDW KiroHKM rioiium * Them In Toward Food Purchases! jrour Ford dealer, 310 Main St, ^ ______Manchester. Phone 648-2145. 1 ■ KK JiiViLiNllNU iii!,KALi), MANCUESi'ER, CUWN,, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1963 PAGE SEVEN XI _i___ PA08 SEC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONl(l„ MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1968 World Bervice to feed hungry Stout-Sharp wameid, would have to be a long shrivel toward their final emptl- A Thought for Today people. Bating too much Is a Reed'Dickinson ^attrijpHtpr queer way of giving thanks for FREE DELIVERY and patient procese. But to nesA. Today in Wellington Sponsored by the Manches- break up, now, the atmoaphere Naturally enough, as some having enough. Miss Lois Loraihe Sharp of If p r a U i tor Ooundil of Ohnrobes ^ I Rev. George Nostrand VA.M.WVPM. St. Rose’s Oiurch, Meriden, in which that proceaa might be sources disappear, and others WABHINOTON (AP) — In thirty FOREIGN AID; The foreign St. hfary’s Church was the scene Saturday, of the Hartford becEune the bride of have to be substituted, the wedding of Miss Mary Mar Ray Stout o f Manchester Satur ___ rUBUSHED BY THE begun would, Spaak eaid, be a. nsws from Washington; aid agency says Latin America The bishop of the Panama ARTHUR DRUa — HT.n ronmNQ co. inc. faster the whole eochaustion is getting more U.S. assietance garet Dickinson of Meriden and U Wmell street "grievoua mistake and a great KORTF: "I was not a sk ^ to Osnal Zone was otaying with "Reports on Flora Thomas M. Reed of Manches- day in the Wapping Community lIiuicliMter, Conn. process proceeds. In a draught per capita than any other area Church at a candlelight seiwice. TTOMAS T. rERGUBON victory for the skeptlce.” ■ resign by anybody,’’ sAys Bec- of the world. some of hU people who are tei\ Wn.TER R. FERGUSON season like this, in an area like MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - M n j* The bilde is a daug;hter of There will perhapi be none of retary of the Navy, ^Ved Korth The Agency for International plain and primitdvie, but polite. The bride is a daughter of Publishers this, the number of private wells Minuter Fidel Castro reports to Mr. and Mrs. Winfield F. Dick ! Mr. and ^Irs. Robert W. Sharp Founded October 1. 1881 ui without some epecific query in denying published reports Develcqiment reported that in Whan they sat down to eat to- the Cuban people tonight on the that he resigned his Pentagon inson of Meriden. The bride 1 of 246 Fo.*'ter St.. Wapping. The PnbUshed Every Evening Except or quibble about all the thinking going dry, the number of indies 1961-62 Latin America’s share of gathar, tha bishop draw growls national situation in the wake of groom to a son of Mr??. Harold poet St the^ request of the Ken the U.S. aid budget rose to 2S ! bridegroom, who lives at 82 Eundnys and Holidays. Entered at and rea.soning included in a a reservoir will recede every from tha family dog. Bvary Hurricane Flora. He will s p ^ M. Reed of 132 Walker St. and .1 Summer St., is the son of me Post Office at Manchester Conn, nedy administration. per cent, compared to if per cent from Havana on a nationwide •a Second Class Mail Matter. speech auch as Spaak'a. But we day, will keep on increasing. time the bishop looked at him, the late Mr. Reed. 1 Robert Stout of Portland. Ore.. Kortoli declaration was made for 1946-60. radio-television hstworK. should let no details obscure the We are already at the point Saturday night through an aide the dog rolled his eyes and The Rev. John Murphy per I and Mrs. Ralph Green of Gresh- 1UBSC5RIPTION RATES . Last year, Latin America got growled. Havana radio said Sunday the formed the double ring cere ' am. Ore. Payable In Advance fact that this was at least one where one good rain Would In Answsr to questions by news- 31,038,000,000 in U.S. aid, the One Tear ...... U3.00 jfien about re^rts that his sud "Padro,’’ said the bishop, hurricane early this month cost mony. Oven Wrinn wa-s or i The Rev. Roy Hutoheon per k Mcsiths ...... 11.00 day on which one of the great merely be an Illusion of help. equivalent of 34.82 per person. T m afraid your dog doesn’t thousands of lives and enormous ganist and Miss Jane Paddock niree Koaths...... 6.S0 den resignation a week ago was formed the doinle ring cere and respected statesmen of our We don’t think anybody hAs WORK WEEK: APL-CIO Ukie me." “Oh yes. Bishop,’’ pro material destruction. was soloist; both are of Meri mony. Mrs. Howard Denslow of One Month ...... 1.88 on demand. President George Meany indi age dared stand up and speak ever seen It this dry, reservoirs Korth said in his letter 'of res tested Pedro, “ha likes you very den. The altar was decorated Vernon was organist. Mrs. Ruth MEMBER OF cates his lab r organization is much!’’ wltli bouquets of white chrysan IHB ASSOCIATED PRESS his faith in human progress, his so low, so many v.’ells exhausted. ignation that he was leaving for putting more pressure on the ! Groman of Manchester was s# “ But than,’’ puzzled the themum.*!. soloi.'t. Tlie sam-Uiaiy was dec- The Aseodated Press Is exclu- willingness to take some risk Waste ho water,/ho matter urgent personal reason. He re Kenney administration to cut alva^ entitled to the use of repub- iterated that In a long formal bishop, “why does ha growl at Given l.i marriage by her fa jci-ate a.m. displayed by Dwight Eisenhow- royal blue sheath dres-s with employed bv Cheney Btos. for j •’'Xirt. a champagne peau de soie aaeh day of publication except Mich., who had made 75 jumps VALACHI; If the Justice De matching aoce.ssories, and the and friends. sr before him. partment can spare him as a where would your family go to live? A Ma-ss commemorating the 52 years prior to his reUrement cabbage rose with a circular Kvrday — * a.m. over four years, made his sec bridegroom’s mother wore a — face veil, and earned a cascade ond of the day with Louis grand jury wito*®*!" mobster-in event was celebrated this morn ten years ago. They have two Monday, Ortober 21 When President TUo was at Would they have to give up their home, blue knit suit with brown ac bouquet of cinnamon miniature Peres, of Detroit, into winds of former Joseph V alaj^ will go cessories. Both mothers wore ing at the Church of the .sons, George Leary of Weet the United Nations in 1959, back to Capitol Hill uils week. carnations. six-to-eight miles per hour. because meeting mortgage payments White orchid corsages. A'.sumption. Thto evening, a Hartford and Francis Leary of Miss Elizabeth Sharp and To And For Mankind President Eisenhower found it His testimony will bs behind family dinner ivill be held at Manchester, and six grand Peres hit the airport target, would be impossible? Get the facts on A reception was held at the Mi.ss Ruth Sharp, both of Wap possible to meet with him in a but Wallace, apparently drifting closed doors. Yankee Silversmith Inn, Wal the Riverton Inn. Riverton. children. PMd Henri Spaak, foreign Chairman John L. McClellan, ping and stoters of the bride, New York hotel, but not to play near a busy road, attempted to our extremely low cost MORTGAGE lingford. WhMi leaving on a were attired in emerald green mtnistsr of Belgium, very first clesr the road and struck and D-Ark., says his Investigations B.JtQ u9r/er I>UMsak photo host to him at Washington. subcommittee wants to question motor trip through northern street-length dresses styled to preMent of the United Nations short-circuited two wires. CANCELLATION PLANS. Assure your MRS. THOMAS M. REED New England, Mrs. Reed was President Kennedy, now in Valschl about matters so close Icitolien is ^ match the honor attendant’s. General Assembly, and perhaps ajttlred In a two-piece cranberry They wore chEimpagne cablmge 1963, has managed the courage, ly related to some pending family their home for life! drat and foremost among all Thievei Leave Crown criminal trials that the tes bibulla Khan told a news con knit suit with matching acces roses with face veils, and car or dared the treachery, to play voure edoxi^ sories. The couple will live at Weddings tlM enlightened post-war states timony should not bs made W orld News ference following a three-day ried cascEide bouquets of cinna boat to President Tito at the public. . . . cuitom designed and meeting with H. H. Khurshld, 152 Oollins St.. Hartford. mon miniature carnations. men of Surofie, made a ringing, CAIRO (AP) — Thieves stole MAY WE QUOTE RATES AND ASSIST Kairhankfl phfvto White Houae, but he made it the jewelry and clothing from ex- created to give you exactly president of the Azad Kashmir Thomas C. Hsirt of Wapping hnpasMonad speech down at the VNEIE WILL TM government. served as best man. Donald MRS. RAY STOUT most restrained White House Queen Farida’s castle Sunday LEAVE THEM? YOU AS WE HAVE MANY OTHERS? what you want in a kitchen. In Brief Finley - Holdnian ^ Stanley - Zack tTnttsd Nations the other day. night, but left her crown behind Mrs. Marione Langevin Zack Sharp and Harry Sharp, both welcome ever designed. TTto Every detail ii expertly RANGOON, Burma (AP) — Mies Merle Ruth Goldman of He spoke rather Informally, in the garden, police reported. of Springfield, Mass., Eind Phil of Wapping and brothers of the and his wife were waltzed planned according to your DAMASCUS. Syria (AP) — Burma’s military government Lancaster, Mass., became toe bride, were ushers. from Botee, and at the end he Farida was ex-King Farouk’s SUMMER PRICES lip PEirks Stanley Sr. of Msin- through tlM entire procedure, first wife. She is currently visit preferences and tastea! Why Syrian troops are fighting along has nationalized the country’s bride of Philip M. Finley Jr. of Mrs. Sharp wore a cranberry seem ed to be carried away by seven cigarette manufacturing chester exchanged vows Satur which included formal welcome, ing her daughters in Bwitssr- ON FUEL OIL John H . not visit our showroom side Iraqi forces In the war Manchester on Oot. 12 in Town day In Holy Cross Church, crepe dress with black acces Us own oratory, Into a flight land. THE IFFERENCE companies. It was the last seg sories and a white orchid cor luncheon, toasts, and big policy FILL LP NOW WITH soon? There’s no obligadoU,, against Kurdish rebels in north ment of big business still in send, MEtas. Springfield. whioh took him really far out sage. masting bstween ths two chief lappen Incorporated ern Iraq. private hands. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Zack is the daughter of How would you like lo play tote a pradlctlon that the day ATLANTIC Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldman the late Mr. and Mrs. William A reception for 120 was held executlvea. In leaa than six M-Hour Burner Scji'vles M. A. Pettrson, Inc. President Abdel Salem Aref of A cigarette company official In Fellowship Hall of the sreuld ooms when this poor old 607-A New Park Avsk declined to estimate the vaule of Lancaster, Msias. The bride Langevin of Springfield and hours. Furthermore, it was no INSURORS — REALTORS Iraq said in a speech broadcast St. Peter.*»burg, Fla. Mr. Stan chxirch. When leaving on a mo Christmas Carols for your friends? world of ours would cease to be West Hartford, Conn. Sunday it was the "first unified of the seven companies. groom is the son of Mr. and ticed tiiat President Kennedy, A real man's The government has already Mrs. PhUip M. Finley Sr. of 56 ley of 110 Columbus St. is the tor trip south. Mrs. Stout eeparated Into ideologies or into Phone MS-4407 operation’’ since the two nations wore a royal blue knit suit obviously mindful of picksts McKinney nationalized all banks, Import Weitoerell St. .son of Mr. and Mrs. Ford(yce mees either. In that wonderful, Open Thursday Eve. TUI t merged armed forces two weeks with beige accessories, and a outside and the veihaJ sniping of Lumber and Supply Co. 164 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER — 649-5261 ago. The two governments, both and export trade, and othpr ma Miss Nancy J. Finley of Stanley of Clortez, Fla. bat peitiaps still strugglesome jor Industries. Mrs. Donald Langevin of white orchid corsage. The the Doddwaters in Congress, GIFT controlled by the Pa’ath Socia Manchester, sister of the bride couple will live at 82 Summer day, be predicted, the only dlvi Est 1947— Bolton list party, plan to' merge even groom, WELS maid o f honor. ajn<' Feeding Hills, Mass., was naat- somehow managed to escape SEOUL, South Korea (AP)— ron of honor, and John Kelly St. alon left would be between the Tel. 643-2141 •nil nii5i==^ii==iii “BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN, INSURE WITH LAPPEN!” iiiii-i:: ^ ^ J t^ a r /e r tually. Robert Goldman of Leominster. Join being caught by any camera in President- lect (Jhung Hee Park Mass., brother of the bride, of Manchester served as be.st riceptios and the doctrinairea, on any poee or gesture of cordial NAIROBI, Kenya (AP)—Fifty made another conciliatory move served as best man. man. one side, and all those who have today toward his chief opponent ity toward his distinguished thousand Africans cheered A reception for the bridal A reception will be held at w faith to human progrees on the Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta In the presidential election, the home of Mrs. Zack. A sec gtiest. Any future campaign pic former President Yun Po-Sun. pai'ty and immediate families Hammond Organ Class other. Sunday on his return from Lon was held at the Old Mill in ond reception will be held on tures Miowbig ths American NOW!.. from HOUSEHOLD FINANCE.... don with word that Kenya will Park ordered hi.*' Democratic Nov. 3 after the couple's re liven If he hlmsalf was oarrled Republican party to withdraw Westminster. M eiss. A second President and ths Yugoslav obtain full Independence Dec. reception was held Sunday at turn from a wedding trip to the sway at the and, K was good 12. toe libel charge It had filed 1' ^ Pocono Mountains. Communist close together will against Yun. The party filed the home of the bridegroom’s oratory, and K was about time "I have got the British lion by Harding-CtMdden. Inc., photo parents. Mr. Stanley Is New Ekigland have to be faked. the tall after 40 years of fight suit after Yun In a campaign Ijranch manager of StuyvesEint there wao same good oratory on speech accused Park of being a Mrs. Finley is a graduate of Yes, you can entertain your family and the side Bpaak took. For he de- to the midst of such careful, ing ior independence,’’ said the Engaged Leominster High School and Insurance Companies and veteran nationalist. former Communist. friends with Christmas Carols this year on etared and oepounded, un timid, and possibly politically The engagement of Miss Leo’s School of Beauty Culture, Southern General InsurEince Co. the Hamihon(J Organ even though you have A. - ^ with offices in Manchester. ashamedly, his own belief in hu- prudent b^avlor, President SEOUL, South Korea (AP)— Martha Badger of Chestnut Worcester, Mass. She is em never played a piano or organ before . . . Kennedy did manage, in his for Nineteen Koreans, most of them Hill, Mass., to Paul Dana Simp ployed as a medical secretary aaiui progress, and he fai^d, Dance Will Aid in her father’s office. Mr. Piii- if you enroll now in Watkins Hammond mal speech of welcome, a care- women, drowned when a fishing son of Manchester has been an etienly, taldly, and completely nounced* by her parents, Dr. ley is a 1959 gTEiduate of MEm- Organ Course. fid statement of what might be boat capsized Sunday off the Child Study Unit ! ■nalFaid, thf application of coast of Pyong;talk, 40 miles F-P Association and Mrs. Theodore L. Badger chester High School, and at such faith and belief to q>ecl- a civilised defense of the meet south of Seoul. of Chestnut Hill, Mass. tended the University of Hart Tliis 6 weeks course, under the direction of Her fiance is the son of the ford. He is presently serving Meets Tomorrow! fle contemporary (luestiens of Is ing. BK^GER LOANS A sudden wave overturned the TTie annual harvest football Mrs. Marion Moberg. is for adult beginners. dance, sponsored by- the Wom Rev. and Mrs. Clifford O. Simp with the Unlt^ States Army. sues and bdiavior. ‘This,” said President Ken boat on its way back from an Classes will be held each Wednesday eve oyster bed In toe Yellow Sea. en’s Auxtllary of the Fire and son of 105 Chestnut St. The Manchester Child Stud> Nottag that Russia's Pr«nler nedy, “is a difficult and danger Miss Badger attended the Group will hold its first meet ning from 7 :00 to 8:30, beginning October Police Junior Athletic Associa 23 in our organ studio, 17 Oak Street. Khrushchev has assumed the ous world in which we live, RONSON'S for today’s greater needs KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya tion, will be held on Nov. 16 at Beaver School, Chestnut Hill; DAR Card Party ing of the year tomorrow at sole of “apostle of peaceful co- think it la most important that (AP) — Villagers reported a the Rosemount Restaurant. Stevens College, Mo.; and the Buckley School library be graduated from the Eliot Peai'- ginning at 1' p.m. It will include learning tlie few chords SRistinee,’* Foreign Minister we have across the distance of Iratone gas WhirlwiniL number of Indonesian soldiers Bolton. All proceeds from the Slated Thursday in jungle green uniforms had dance will be used to buy equip son School of Tufts Univer Mrs. Leona Juros, Buckley necessary to start you on your way to years Spaak did net warn us against water and across perhaps a dif . . . as slim as the dg* aiette it lights! $17.M landed on a beach near Penang ment and Insurance for the 400 sity in 1962. She is teaching first grade teacher, will give a of playing enjoyment. If you don’t own an Mto obvious possibility that ference In political philosophy Saturday. boys and girls In Manchester public school in Milton. Mass. A dessert card party, spon demonstration of begirming JoBeph Jay photo | oi’gan, practice time will be aiTanged at the Khimhohev might be trying to an understanding of the basic See ths many othsr The Malaysian government, participating In toe activities Mr. Simpson attended Man sored by the ways and means reading entitled "How Restoing chester High School. He grad Engaged studio, or an organ can be rented. fool as. Instead, he warned us policies and objectives of the MUOfSstwiis frvm our sot- -UP which has recleved a number of of the organization. committee of Oxford Parish Is Taught Today.” onsm TO nooo reports of. Indonesian infiltra uated from Oberlln Ohio Col countries through the globe so UcUon s f JZ A smorgasbord wiU be served She will illustrate the prob The engagement of Mias. U The cost of the'entire course of 6 lessons that M would be “terrible and Ugkters. tors, sent a police detachment lege In 1950, attended Fuller Chapter of the Daughters of the lems confronting children who that danger may be lessened.' by Pagan! Caterers from 7:30 Diane Marie SniEuihetti to is $12.00 payable on or before October 23. OBforgtvable’’ If we were to to Investigate. to 9 p.m. The “Sophisticates” Theological Seminary, Pasa American Revolution, will be are starting to read, and '^de We're afraid that what the Robert H. Harrison has been I * Blake eucselvee the ones to dls- They found the Invaders — a will furnish music for dancing dena, Calif., Eind will graduate held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at scribe the reading progrEmi as The class is limited to 10 only, .so register Malaysian police inspector and announced by her parents. Mr. , » seurage Khrushchev In that President was really thinking, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets from Harvard Divinity School, the home of Mrs. Charles Sum it proceeds through the ele today. Or. for further information call three friends who had come Cambridge, Mass., in 1964. and Mrs. Arthur J. Smachetti 1 Sole. even as he said these words, was may be obtained from Mrs. ner, Bolton Rd., Bolton. mentary years. of 101 Summer St. ' 4 643-5171; after store hours 643-8698. ashore after a fishing trip. Norman A. Bjarkman Jr.. 28 The wedding Is planned for Anyone Interested in attend Miss Mary Ellen Moran, a It would, Spaak said, be a that the political world, with June 1964. Her fiance is the «on of Mr. ^ Franklin St., president of the ing will be welcome. Reserva fith grEide teacher at Buckley, and Mrs, Donald F. Harrison f great sign of weakness and presidential election year com RAWALPINDI. Pakistan (AP) tions may be made by calling will then present a pattern of —Pakistan’s minister for Kash auxiliary; Mrs. Harold Ptrfil. of 15 Griswold St. , ’ Maveitag en the part of the ing up, is a difficult and dan 157 Brookfield St., ticket chair the chairman, Mrs. Mark W. lessons as taught on the uppei Miss Smachetti i.s employed | gerous world to try to win In, Repayment plans mir affairs warned Sunday West, if It should fail to accept night that Pakistani troops will man; Mrs. David Wilcox. 55 Fine Arts Picks Hill, 56 Buckingham St. It level. as a secretary by the Aetna | A LOAN FOR EVERY NEED transportation is needed. Mrs. Khrushchev’s challenge for and that while international 917 MAIN STREET retaliate if India occupies toe Hillside St,, general chairman All interested parents are Life Insurajice Co. Mr. Harrison | — of the dance; or Mrs. Rodney Hill will mELke the arrange invited to attend the meetings peaoeful oon^istition. peace and understanding may up to 24 months to fit HFC is probably better acquainted with disputed village of Chaknot. In Works of Month to a senior at toe Uniyennty ^ j that part of Kashmir held by toe Dolan, 8 Pioneer (Tircle. ments. Miss Sally Robb and of the Child Study Group, Connecticut where he is major- !»■ Spaak Boted that, on his eOn- be nice enough, in their way, no famiiy money needs than any other com Mi-s. Martin Alvord ai'e assist which are held monthly in the Azad (Pakistani) Kashmir gov Assisting in various capac The Manchester Fine Arts ing in accounting. Both are tlnant, two Important voices, politician in his right mikd can ing Mrs. Hill. school library throughout the your budget pany of its kind. Over the years, HFC has srn'ment. ities will be Mrs. Alan toob, Aesoclation met Thursday in graduates of Mancliester High afford to be careless about the "Wc will meet force with refreshmervts; Mrs. Craig The committee remind those school year. There are no dues. School's class of 1960. ■ \ - Ihoss of Prssident de Gaulle and Cash MONTHLY PAYMENT SCHEDULE developed a complete line of special-pur toe Whiton Auditorium to ob Ohanoellor Adenauer, remained company he keeps. Borne day, ARE YO U IN force, and will not be Intlmida' Belcher. Mrs. Blrnest Wolfram, planning to attend to bring FutAiTc meeting dates and top The weddiiig to planned for You Osl pose loans to meet those needs. Here are Mrs. John McNary and Mrs serve Mrs. MsTtle Carlson dem June 27, 1964. , i perhaps, tt will be i better, ted by the numbers and super onstrate In pELstels, and to pick their own playing cards. ics will - be announced. skeptical of any poasibilitiee for Living costs have grown. Family 24 18 12 6 just a few: ior weapons of toe enemy,’ ’ Ha James Leber, decorations. peace and iH-ogrese. But he de more peaceful world, but not, or out of money nebds are getting larger, too. paym ts paym ts paym ts paym ts the pictures of the month. we Buepect, until people manage An oil painting entitled nied that realism can oonsiat en H O T W A T ER? And, beginning October 1, HFC will $ 5.58 $ 6.97 $ 9.75 $18.08 BILL PAYER LOAN "Mystic," by Helen Veitch, ma,y O F MANCHESTER tirely of an obstinate attach to grow up. make loans large enough to meet 16.75 20.91 29.25 54.25 We pay off all your unpaid bills. Qiva you time be viewed at the Savings bank ment to an obsolete pest; real- Just 9'/2C* a day for fuel these many additional needs. Now to budget yourself to a firm financial footing. of Manchester. “MagnollEis ot torn must eneompato confidence 26.58 33.52 47.41 89.08 Gloucester,” a pastel by Mrs, The Nwrowing Cup can get you out of you may borrow enough money to to the iuturq. PAYMENT REDUCER LOAN Myrtle Carlson, hEts been put on trouble! cover the costs of important projects 41.33 52.44 74.66 141.33 display in the Msiry CJheney, *1Lat E>. show buldneas!’* he If ws Were to attempt an ex like remodeling, redecorating, replac 51.16 65.05 92.83 176.16 Pays off all your instalment contracts at once— Library. Mrs. Catherine ^I. Kal- aRhoftsd. *T«t us tak4 risks, if planatory description of where If you live in a typical ing worn out furniture and appliances, leaves you with a single monthly payment most ber painted the oil, “ Spring In Above payments include principal and j likely smaller than what you now pay. need be, to^defend the cause of our water comee from , In pro house, you could easily run buying a better car-even taking a (Connecticut,” which may be peace.’’ longed periods of no rain, we out of hot water eeveral charges on loans if paid on schedule. seen at the Whiton Memorial Thera, to ao ride statesman would saiy that it sits down times a week. much needed vacation. HOUSEHOLDER'S LOAN Library. At the Parkade-brantdi . Now you . can have all the fo r help around tha home-ramo<^eling^len<^. of the Connecticut Bank and and natioRa -will not take for there somewhere underneath us hot water you need at one Trust Co., an oil by Mrs. Jan war; why, bideed, is there sudi ail, lit. one l^g labyrinthian BORROW CONFIDENTLY FROM AMERICA’S scaping, redecorating, furniture, even appH- time for only 9’/Sc* a day. ' ancas. Bich, "Rocky Hill Landscape,’ anwillingnees to gamble tor reservoir, which maintains itself time for only 9 Vic* a day. OLDEST COMPANY MAKING INSTALMENT LOANS Is being shown. Mrs. Rita Ken peaoe that even Spaak himself, at different levels from one sec day! way painted the oil, “Toward Yes, thanks to Mobilheat SHOPPER’S LOAN in this spssoh, may be rated an tion of ground to another, and the Harbor,” which is displayed —and an oil-flred hot water Whatever your money need—large or small—phone or visit HFC. for purchasing a number of gifts or nacastery at Johnson’s Paint Store. bresponsible advocate of the which dlfferflit pe<^le tap into heater of correct capacity— items. Especially helpful to’covar aeasonal Before the meeting closed HEARD risks tovdved -in faith and at differsnt levele. your family can take care You’ll like the warm, friendly atmosphere .. .the courtesy and . expenses or special occasions. members were reminded that trust? It can oome up as high as a of all their waehing needs they will be tEdien off the mail at one time. smoothness of Household’s service. . . the wide choice of sensible THE ONE Nevsrtheisss, in this speech reservoir whl<^ to on the sur TRAVELOANA ing list if their dues are not Mom can do the family repayment plans. paid by Nov. 1. m this day, Spaak did succeed face of the earth, out tai the sun, wash. Sis can do the dishes for tha money you need to taka an amerganey ABOUT CIXJSED to carrying his world audience for us all to see. It can stay at the same time Junior Since 1878, HFC has been solving money.problems of every kind trip or a really worthwhile family vacation. Cov MONDAYS adth him, through his obvious down so far below us we takee his bath, and you en ers every travel cost. P. Y., of Plainvilie joy a shower. for people from every walk of life. Through these 85 years of trust THE GUY comments; passionate belief, through his have to plpf down to It. 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This Before he got to the end, For- full. experience Is your assurance that you borrow with confidence at of (Verto-Rest) mattress and the sleep dgn Minister Spaak discussed, When there is no rain, and we Every so often, his frienij in Hartfond gets together with him over la soms detail, the proper defl- keep pulling water out of tha A contemporary 14-karat gold •etiing anhaneas ing comfort it gives.” Holman-Baker’s Household Rnance. Musco-Pedic and Verto-Rest Mattresses RitiOB of that possible relaxa- ground, the water level starts MORIARTY tha natural brilliance of this lovely a long distance call. They refuse to let distances break up a beau A$k about Credit Life Insurance on all toons, at group rates ^ were designed from suggestions made tio n o f t«islons w hich is being sinkings everywhere. It Sinks l|f Treasure Cheat diamond. True Value-Priced tiful friendship. So, whether your pals are in Sheboygan, Sharon, tailed a "detente,” and which, on the reservoirs above ground, by orthopedic surgeons for those with BROTHERS at $275 including Federal tax. Eaay Paymanta. muscular aches and back disorders. How soma tongues, is made to seem where we can see It dwindle; or Shelton, give ’em a call. Phoning’s the friendliest way to keep ■omsthlng unspeakable. And it sinks, also, underground, M3-5135 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE ever, many with normal healthy backs, ‘Hm present detente between out of Its own natural pipes up in touch. It costs so little, means so much. Phone a friend today. (like P. Y., of Plainvilie) also enjoy the quality and firm support of Holman- liSM and West, said Spaak, Is a into lakes and reservoirs, out of 301 >315 CenfKT St. COIN OPERATED i Baker bench-made bedding. See it to nsUiod, not a end in itself, the the pipes we have driven down WE GIVE^.t^ WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN bsgiimlng of an exploration for it The deeper the pipes, 11 MAPLE ST. THi SOUTHERN NEW ENOLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY ^ morrow, at Watkins. Mattresses $99.50, lAcroM From Flrat Nationall (fither than a desUnationr It Is, natural or artificial, the longer GREEN STAMPS w e DO OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU BETTER box wrings $89.50. Extra long and King Manchester Shopping Parkade—2nd Floor JfWflflS - 4IIVI8SMI? Store Parking Lot ha said, the only method by the water lasts. The more shal Bnd QueBn sizes available. 968 Main S t, Manchester OPEN 7 LAYS n ^ ch East and West could get 16-Lb. Wash—£5o low they are, th* sooner the Phone 643-2741 l|to the procedure of trying to reservoir o f well goes dry. M o b i l h e a t i M . 382 Middle Turnpike West—PHONE: 643-2738 8-Lb. D ry Cleaii—32 06 ------nafouab>tiata on Important Inter- And, of course, the drier and J i^nSainal prioUema.' G e i'tlli^g ‘mdto ah all^ tiii reaervoire and HourK Mon., TuoSt, Thur*. 10 to 6—Wod., FrI. 10 to 8-Sat, 9:30 to Noon Mnva>« peace itself, fen wells beooma the faster they A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERAE6, MANCHESTER, CONN-, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1963 PAGE NJNE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1968 ^ ------PAGE EIGHT familyt homes are not normally ginald Maudling stayed in his pemitted. old post. Law Restricts D O K G e t t i n g RockvUle-Vernbn Zoners Hear ,x ^ e is also asking a variance Tories Hurt To replace MacLeod as floot On the Road Program to build the structure, closer to leader in Commons, Home Fences, Shrubs Obituary CD Is Considered the east sideline of the lot than brought Selwayn Lloyd of limbo U p N ig h ts Bids Tonight the regulations allow. ->. By Defections and made him lord privy seal, On Corner Lots M A K E Y O U FEEL O LD Bush Warns c o iip o m | The Baby Has giving him a seat in the Cab AUer 3S, common Kidney or Bladder Ir John B. Bamini is asking the ritations often occur and may make you Dmalel M. ITacavone Redeem y»^r, T,p V.IU9 stimpi ] Ibe zoning board of appeals remaining special exception for (Continued from Page One) inet. Lloyd, foreign secretary tense and nervous from too frequent Paper Organization for five years under Anthony Town reaidwvta are 'being re PAssages both day and night. Second Daniel M. Yacavone, 60, of Turkington Barry (ZBA) will conduct a public a used car dealers license for arily. you may lose sleep and suffer frqra Bloomfield, brother of Mrs. Of Declining ind SUiniBss . a tract east of 449 Tolland token of the support for Lord Eden and Macmillan, was fired minded again of a town ordi Hegdaches. Backache and feel old, tired, Antonio Clvlello of 184 S. Main Republican Director Har Democratic Director hearing,.today in the Municipal Tpke,, near Jefferson St. in Home but added "nevertheless as chancellor of the exchequer nance restrloting the height, of depressed. In such IrrUatioDi OY8TBX The town of Manchester has informally decided to Been Named.., usually brings fast, relaxing comfort by 8t., died yesterday at Hartford old A. Turkington has Atty. David Barry has of Buildifig hearing room to con All auto license applications the time left for him to estab- in July 1962 because his wage fences on comer lots to less curbing Irritating germs In strong, acid HosplUI. maintain only a “paper” civil defense organization. This In Standard too FREE TOP Onwd 9m i are also heard for the state. Ilah himself is perilously short, freeze policy had been unpopu- than three feet. urine and by analgesic pain relief. Oet chargecl the Democrats fe r^ his own explanation sider' eight requests for vari Deep wounds and suspicions lar. OYSTVX at druggists. Peel better fast. Sur\’lvors also Include his statement came from General Manager Richard Mar 100 wltli ,eo«omy il» «*•**•*• ances and three for special ex Business Zone II. Building Inspector Thoma!s wife, and several nieces and Former Sen. Prescott Bush, with sacrificing essentials of t,he dismissal of the William Freeman, 189 Oak have been left behind.” Other cabinet changes were Monahan said that the ordi tin, not as a new decision but as a restatement of the $450,000 bond financed ceptions. nephews. Implicit decisions of the board spaaking at a banquet Satur to gain a political advan St., is asking to maintain a sec Most political commentators minor, nance applies to shrubs, hedges The funeral will be held to day celebrating the 75th anni tage for their proposed highway program from the - ***®*t**T® Ann, daughter of * Grover E. and Three of the applicants ask ond dwelling unit at the rear of believe MacLeod, by refusing Home, 60-year-old Scottish and trees as well, and is intend morrow at 8 a.m. from the of directors and the townspeople P a ti* ^ Tjt^ CTeveland, 34 Pork Place, RockvlUe. She over the past several years versary of Union Congregation 1450,000 bond financed highway agenda of a public hearing at permission for new garden his Residence Zone B property. office after winning an ovation aristocrat whose estates cover ed to reduce obstructions to R. E. Wandell Giullano - Sagarino Funeral reconstruction program, which Buckley School on Oct. 15. vmM bom Oct. 12 at Mancha^er Mmiorial Hospital. Har apartments or apartment build The ZBA granted permission at the recent Conservative par- more than 80,000 acres, an- motorists’ vision. Home, 247 Waahlngtcai St., Martin said this in reply to Boy Gives Up al CJhurch', w am ^ that shift rw ndw rtnta are Mr. ai>d Mrs. M ibtiSgt Tyrrall, ty conference, staked an un- nounced he would shed his title a letter from the town’s deputy Is scheduled for a public hear Rapubileahs have been label ings in toivn. for Freeman to have two house- MonahM said that notices Hartford, with a solemn Mass ing standards are changing ing at the Buckley School, Ver ing the sudden cancellation Ji* ?*** paternal srrandp&renu are Mr. and Mrt. Warren Howland is asking a holds in 1952, then denied per spoken claim to the leadership and run for Commons at a spe- will be sent to violators, who Building of requiem in Christ the King civil defense director, Fred American attitudes. Ralph 01ev«4and, New Lebanon, N. Y. if Home should falter. cial election in the Scottish dis- Edwards, 428 Porter St., who Dog ^Stormy’ non St„ at 8 p.m. on Oct. 29. of the highway hearing as Indi- special exception and a variemce mission when he reapplied in must correct the situation with Church, Bloomfield, at 9. Burial Bush said that standards of The broadside was the sec oatfve of Dembcratlc confusion • * • • * for an 18-unlt garden apartment 1964. Home’s major innovation was trlct of Kinross and West Perth in five days of receipt of the Confraefor xi-lll be in St. James’ Cemetery, asked town officials to decide to create a secretary for Indus- next month, "whether Manche.ster i.s to have behavior are too often set by ond Turkington has leveled at and poMUctong. . ®****kr> son of Arthur Paul Sr. and at the southwest corner of B. John McElraevy is asking a notification, or face arrest and Residen t iai- Commercial . Manchester. To Help Rusty the crowd with a resulting de the Democrats since they cut Blit Atty. Barry says that the Ctarden Dr. He was bom Oct. Center and Pitkin Sts., in Res variance to build a porch on his try, trade and regional develop- , His Labor party opponent will fines for each day of non-con Friends may call at the fun a workable Civil Defense or cline In the individuars respon house at 394 Porter St., Resi ment and hand it to his former ; be a 25-year-old history teacher, formation to rules thereafter. ganization, a paper organiza the highway program from the hearing was put off simply "be- at Mancheeter Mesnortal Hospital. His maternal srand* idence Zone A. A11 erat ions-Remodeling eral home tonight from 7 to 9. sibility. He cited divorce as an agenda of a public hearing last oause the basic read program pwents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. arlffln Sr., 59 High Bt. Group dwellings, allowed in dence Zone A that will be closer deputy foreign minister, Edward Andrew Forrester. tion, or nothing.” (Continued from Page One) example but noted that he had to the street line them regula Heath, 47. Edwards said that "It seems Tuesday. up for approval differed consid SL*h**!^*^ grspdtnother Is Mrs. Mlohael Homan, Vernon. any residential zone, must first Ore Project Slated “Business Built On Mrw Lma Smith Isham received many letters com This time he was answering erably from the program ex- He has a slstor, Robin Lee, 2. have an exception from the tions allow, although not as close The new prime minister suc Mrs. Lena Smith Isham, 82, to me that at the present time atlons to restore hearing in mending him for his disap- as the porch it replaces. ceeded in getting his three ma ice Disrupts Airflow Customer Satisfaction” we have a poor paper organi- his left ear. He soon will Democratic Director Frank peated by the majority, through ZBA. An exception may be CJANBERRA — First ship of Springfield, mother of Royal oroval of divorce in a talk last no fault of any of the direc granted if the propoeed use of John Blckley is asking a vari jor challengers for the party zaUon which is fast deteriorat face a sixth. His mother. Stamler, who . claimed in Sat __Noasott, Alison Jean, daughter of Robert D. and Jean leadership to stick with him. WASHINGTON—It’s not the ments are expected in two Full Insurance Coverage A. Isham of 47 Waddell Rd., June. He called divorce a threat urday’s Herald that the Re tors.” Baaeeitt. 264 W. O rtter St. She was bom Oct. the land will not detract from ance to build a garage closer to years from newly discovered died Saturday in Holyoke City ing to notliing." Virginia, was hoping Dame to the proper upbringing of He also suggeaU that the the building sideline at 41 Du Butler, his chief rival and weight of the ice on a plane’s In his reply, Martin say.s that would be found before publicans were sMItlng the U at Mknoheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- the town. former deputy prime minister, wings that causes it to crash, iron-ore deposits in Western Tel. 644-0450 Hospital, Mass. thousands of children. facts to defeat the bond-fi present oon<^tiOn of the ro^ds paxwM are and Mm. Eidward J. Provencher Sr., ’iTiofnp- val St., Residence Zone A, than Australia. One South African She also leaves seven other "I think that this decision has Rusty enters the hospital. Standards, he said, have also in Manchester U the result of Howland needs a variance be the regulations allow. took Home's old job of foreign the Federal Aviation Agency After 5:00 P.M. been made and reiterated sev The dog In the pound nanced road program! Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. cause he is asking for one more warns. It’s the change In the and two United States firms sons, three daughters, thirty shifted In fiscal responsibility Turkington chides Stamler the Inadequate program of pa^ Joseph MIoOaughey, Mansfield. B A H do. is asking to have secretary’. Lord Hall.sham con eral times during the past fe\^■ wasn't Dame, But Rusty S A V E 44^ on ICE C R EA M dwelling unit than the regul- a ground sign on a decorative tinues as science minister and wing shape, Increasing drag are developing the ore for ex 82 BALDWIN RO-\D grandchildren and eight great on the national scale. "If we for what he calls his "weak at years. "Ihe' roads of Man * * . • * port, mainly to Japan. grandchildren. years. didn’t seem to mind. "She's can’t balance the budget In chester are paved with good in lations idlow on the A zone trick wall which Is closer to the Chancellor of the Exhequer Re- and cutting lifting power. "Every year I think I have beautiful, just like Dame,” tempt to alibi the Democrats Roy. Scott Joeeph, son of Donald Jossph and Frances tract. The 1.6 acres are enough The funeral will be held to boom time when do we expect out o f’ the "arbitrary and il tentions," he says. ■street line at 257 E. Center St., morrow at 8 a.m. from the Ed recommended less money for he had said. to. in times of depression?’’ he Asking that the Republicans ^ I w Roy 12 Grove St., Rockville. He was bom Oct. for 17 apartments, while How Residence Zone C, in front of Civil Defense than was request Rusty might have taken legal" act of removing the 15 aitMienciM^r Memorbai Hospital. His maternal riund* land is asking for 18. / ward F. O’Donnell Funeral asked. highway program from the not make an lasue of the post Half - Price the new profjseional offices, Home, 494 Chestnut St., ed by the department, and 1 the dog home wUh Also speaking at the anni paronts are Mr. and Mm. Exlaua G. Parker, Rockville. His To Justify a request for a than the regulations allow. Saturday, but the animal .^enda of the Oct. 15 hearing. ponement of the highway hear ^ t « ^ grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Roy, variance the applicant must THEY SAID I t COULDN’T BE DONE Springfield, with a high Mass am pretty sure that every year versary' banquet were Dr. Na "If my statements in The ing, Atty. Barry says that "Pay- of requiem in Blessed Sacra the directors have appropriated had to remain until Sun thaniel Guptill, superintendent SLS-you-go versus bonding for Harttoid. He has a brother. Donald Oarl, 3; and two sis- show that some hardship exists lees than mv recommendations. day midnight should Its Herald of last Thursday were lem, Debra Jean, 4, and Rob4n Lee, 2. which is peculiar to the tract ment Church, Springfield, at 9. rightftil owner .turn up to of the state conference, and the the "tainted and slanted hoJf- roads may be a genuine issue, Training Classes Burial will be in Springfield “This, I think, demonstrates Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, presi but it disturbs me that the in question and which can be very clearly that neither the claim her. truths Stamler says they were,' OrejUey, Janet Ellen, daughter of John and Janet Brat- relieved by waiving the zoning Cemetery. And that’s where Clar dent of the Rockville Clergy Turkington says, "I challenge minority has to make a political Held at Church Friends may call at the fu manager nor the directors Is of Council. Issue out of the fact that we myder Qwaley. 115 Wetherell St. She was bom Oct. 14 at requirements. O W P R IC E S him to provide proof that they neral home tonight from 7 to the opinion that we should pro- ence came In. He read the ■ Master of ceremonies was delayed the highway hearing Monch^er Meonoriai Hospital. Her maternal grandmoth Colonial Court Associates story that went with the were." SALE! and John Ponticelli * ’Sons are 9. ,ceed with any substantial Civil Judge Harry H. Lugg, who was for a reason which has no po er la Mrs. MlnneCta Bratsnyder, 29 Mkrble St. Her paternal The Child Evangelism Fellow Defense organization. picture. "I challenge Director Stam Get a Half-Gallon of Countiyfine grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Orealey. 261 W. Cen both asking variance.s for sin ship, Inc., sponsor a teacher’s Rusty and Mrs. Stack- introduced by Walter C. Diet- ler to show where there is any litical significance whatsoever. John H. Kiebtsh "I don't recall that, at any of zel. committee chairman. "You only have to compare ter St. She has two sisters, Kimberly. 9, and Jayme, 6. gle structure apartment build training class every Tuesday the hearings on any of the budg man were reluctant to ac thing In the Charter of the • • • • • ings. from 1 to 2 pm!. In the Presby John Henry Kiebish, 86, of 24 cept Clarence's offer, but Guest preacher at yesterday's Town of Mlanchester. or rules the number of streets on the Ice Cream for Half-Price DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WED. Hawthorne St., died yesterday ets, there has beai any demand service, celebrating the anni program that was considered Witham, Michael David, son of David Allan and Bar Both applicants need the var terian Church, 43 Spruce St. on the part of the public for a they finally agreed. Mrs. and r^ulations of the board, iances to construct the pro Miss Constance Adams of Hart at Manchester Memorial Hos Staxkman was to tele versary, was the Rev. Percy E. that authorizes the chairman, with the program subsequently when you buy a Half-Gallon bara Starkwealther Witham, 25 Lenox St. He was bom pital. civil defense program any larg Thomas of Old M.vstlc, pastor assembled to realize the differ Oct. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal posed apartments, because bath ford, who is area director for er than that which has been phone Mrs. Walker today or the board, to take such ac want to build in Residence Zone the organization, is the instruc He was hpm in Europe. Aug. to arrange tbs details. at the Rockville church from tion. ence. at regular 89‘ price. Save 44* grandmother is Mm. Ellen Starkweather, 41 Starkweather 8, 1907. He was employed as a provided from year to year. 1912 to 1921. I think all those affected will St. His paternal grandpeu'ents are Mr. and Mm. Allan B, where apartments are not tor. Martin suggesU that the Civil "■You can't do It,' Director usually allowed. The classes are open to the machinist at Pratt and Whit ed medical aides and 180 men ITie Rev. Mr. Thomas recalled Stamler, so I see no reason why be glad for the change. Witham, 123 Deepwood Dr. Hla paternal great-grand- ney. West Hartford. Defense organization In town his years as pastor with the "ft haa been suggested that mother is Mrs. SteJla Hoffman, 299 Main St. He has a Colonial Courts is,asking for public, regardless of denomina be considered a "paper organiza for engineering teams. | you should attem p t to cover up STOCK YOUR FREEZER! tion, and will continue through He leaves his wife. Mrs. Fan He also points out that the church and stressed the need the hearing could have been brother, Steven Allan, IH- a five-family apartment at the tion," which could be expanded the mistakes and confufkion of * • * • * out the winter. Anyone interest nie Hewitt Kiebish; two sons, shelters stocked with food have for increased efforts to spread the Democratic majority on this held (deiqiite the unsuitability southeast comer of Wadsworth John M. Kiebish of Bolton and to meet emergencies ns they Christianity In the world toda.v. of the highway program before Imagine! You get a Donaldson, Kyle John, son of Harlan Jansen and Mur and Huntll^gton Sts., and Ponti- ed is Invited to drop In any arise. not been stocked with water; whole progTam," he soys, Tuesday afternoon. There is no Thomas H. Kiebish of Manches That the CSvll Defense head The Rev. Thomas P. Haig of Turkington continues that the the dlreotort). The fact re whole gallon for on iel Keegan Donaldson. WaJbridge Hill Rd., IbUand. He was ceUi la asking for a four-unit ter: two brothers, Stephen Kie "I am thinking more of natu Somerville, N. J., who succeed mains that the notice of the apartment on the west aide of charge for the classes. ral disasters either in Manches quarters does not have adequate Democrats' decision to delete ly $1.34! Choose the bom Oct. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal bish and Peter Kiebish, both of fall out protection: ed the Rev. Mr. Thomas, gave oohslderation of the highway hearing specifically refers to grandparents are Mr. and Mm. John W. Keegan, 49 Ard Congress St. south of Seymour Glastonburv; a sister, Mrs. lo- ter or in neighboring commu- the prayer and spoke briefly to the plans dra'Wn by the town flavor-of- more Rd. He has a brother, Kevin, 4%; and three sisters, St. O’CONNOR QUITTING nltiea than a di.saster reaailting And that the warning system program from the (5ct. 15 HARTFORD (AP) — Assist seph Nicho'ls of Blast Hartford Is In need, of Immediate updat- the congregation. T^e service hearing "proves that they were engineer dated. Oct. 4. When the-month, Choco Cheryl, 7, Khn, 6, and Dawn, 2M. Tonight, the National Dairy ar^ one grandchild. from bombing.■' Martin says. was conducted by the Rev. Paul the call fbr the hearing is so • • « • # Products Corp. will ask for a ant U.S. Atty. James D; O'Con Edwards has parUcularly Ing. I not fully prepared for the pub late Almond; or nor will reslgfn Nov. 1 to return Funeral services will be held An operational survival plan B. Bowman, the present pastor. lic hearing, aivd that mounting drawn up. the directors may Harlequin, Vanilla, Renand, Brian Andrew, son of John Joseph and Joan variance to erect an addition tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the emphasized the need for more A large audience in the after not deviate from the program. to the front of the Sealtest to private law practice. O’Con communication equipment for filed in 1962 was four years late, opposition to the bonding pro Vanilla Fudge, Buckley Renaud, 52 Wetherell St. He was bom Oct. 16 nor won ajttentlon earlier this Holmes Funeral Home, 400 he savs. and was apparently noon heard an organ recital by gram forced them to delay de "Any delay in the public at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand plant at 113 Summit St., In Main St. The Rev. Stephen the town CD operation. He Dr. Carl McKinley, the late Rev. healing was only a matter of Chocolate, Coffee or Residence Zone B. year when he successfully notes that Manchester has been .only filed to qualify the town cision on the public hearing parents are Mr. and Mm. James Budcley, Providence, R. I. prosecuted chicken farmer Da Balandiuk of St. Michael's for matching funds on recurring Charles E McKinley, was the item, to try to make changes honeaty, of giving the towns Strawberry. A bar His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Armand BLm- TYailer trucks making de- Ukrinian Church, Hartford, will designated control for a sector second pastor at the church. Dr. people the program that we vid Shackney of Mlddlefield on -of the state defense organiza CD expenses to draw more oupport.” gain for freezeri. aud, Provldenoe, R. I. liveriee at'the Summit St. plant charges of Involunteiry servi officiate. Burial will be in St. When Chief Merz put In the McKinley played several of his To illuotrate hki charges, w ant It was not oiriy the right a * • • • do not clear the street when John the Baptist Cemeter>', tion, and needs new communi own compositions during the re but the duty of the board to tude. Shackney wa-s convicted cations equipment to fulfill its civil defense budget for 1963-64, Turkington madeea the following .J Ghonia, Christopher PhlUp, son of Anthony Joseph Jr. they back up to the present after a 22-day trial. His case Glastonbury. he asked for funds for continu cital. The vocalist was Mrs. Mil- points: put off the healing, under the and Nancy Maori Choma, Merline Rd., Vernon. He was loading platform. At the re Friends may call at the lu- obligation. ing work on fallout ahelters, and .dred L. Coleman. dreumstanoea is being appealed. In addition, he says, the First, he says, the Democrat bom Oct. 15 alt ManciMSter Memorial Hospital. His ma quest of Police Chief James neral home tonight from 7 to 9. for Improved warning sirens. The Union Congregational controUed board of directors "I have had more complaints ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Joseph Maori, 582 Reardon, Staltest's district communications network with The town dlreotow pared the Church was formed on Aug. 7 about roada than any other sin manager McCoy Klchard has Mrs, Oecar E. Johnson in Manche.ster is in need of new voted to hold a hearing on the Adams St. His paternal jm ndparents are Mr. and Mrs. budget down to the point where 1888. uniting the First Oiurch road program without Hating gle public aenrice. I wouldn’t DOUBLE STAMPS Anthony J. Choma, 28 MoOum Dr. He has a brother, Anr proposed to extend the loading IF c ’r c as Mrs. Anna H. Johnson, 76, and additional equipment as little more than ooporating ex- established In 1837 and the Sec the cost or schedule of proposed be surprised to find every di thony Joeeph III. platform so that trucks can wife of Oscar E. Johnson, 94 well. pemsea were covered. ond Church, organized in 1849. Improvements. rector had had the same eoeperi- * • • • pull in parallel with, instead of near as Hemlock St., died at Manches Martin replies that "I am in Merz also has asked federal GOP Women to Meet Then, says Turkington, on ence. Gasper, Susan Gall, daughter of Joeeph and Lynne Den at right angles to, the loading ter Memorial Hpspital this favor of maintaining a good authorities that the town be re- The Women’s (Jlub of Vernon Oct. 8 Mayor Francis J. Ma "But the present conditions of WEDNESDAY nison Gasper, 85 Midland Rd„ Coventry. She was bom {riatform. your morning after a long illness. communications program. We the roads will not allow us to surveyed by mglneers for an- will meet tom.orr®''’ night at 8 honey set Oct. 15 as the hear In Hartford. East Hartford, Watt Hartford, Oct. 15 at Miancheeter Memorial Hosplital. Her maternal Richard Moriconl is asking a Bom in Sweden on Sept. 28, have tried to do this from year propritate fWlout spaces. An ini put them in shape with current variance for a two-family house telephone p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mar ing date, specifying the J460,- Middlatown. Thompsonvilla, Bristol, Man- grandparerits are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dennison, 33 Stone .RIB END CUT 1887, she has been a resident to year through the police, fire tial survey was made last year, shall Welch. Mrs. George Ria- 000 total for the proposed bond funda alone. They have been de* i St. Her paternal grandparent-s are Mr. and Mm, Joeeph on the south side of St. Law here for many years. She was and civil defense operations. but many naturnl sltea were ley will show slides of her trip issue but again did not list the preciaUng for many yeara; the! chestar and New Britain. Gasper, 180 Mtountain Rd. She has a sister, Sandra, 3 rence St., east of Stone St., in a member of Emanuel Luther "For the next budget. I missed, he says. So far, the re to Hawaii. Hostesses for the schedule of work to be done. Democrats have been In the mi Residence Zone A—where two- an Church, and was an active would be glad to have yOu sub survey has not been socom- evening will be Mrs. Welch, Thlravid "It's going to cost a substan Sptdals for Mooday, Tuosilay-^ ' DELIVERY COLUMBIA GEM Besides her husband, she United States (Congress has cut tial amount of money to get the was bom Oct. 14 at Rockville City Hospital. Her mater should have in the way of com Club president Mrs. George Barry, listing the |450,000 ap roads back into shape again. It and Wednesday nal grandparents are Mr.' and Mrs. Chariee Gregxmls, South leaves one son, Paul O. John- munications equipment, so that the naiUonal CSvil Defense ap- Maharan has announced the propriation and specifying the 'Tor Windsor. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. \ Bon of Hartford; one daughter, Droprtatlon to the point that seems to me that bonding is the! Shtrwlii-Williams Your order for drug needs it can be considered during the following committees for the streets to be rebuilt as those only way to accomplish substan- j Emery Abbe, Broad Brook. She has three riatera, EUn- DAISY ROLLS Mrs. Harold 'V. McIntosh of budget making process." there are no federal funds a'vail- coming year: Mrs. George Ris appearing in a report by the beth, 10, Deborah, 9, and Anita, 4. tod coemetlca will Im taken aWe to stock existing fall out tial improvement. Fresh, Center-Cut care of immediately. SWIFT'S PREMIUM Manchester; one brother, John But according to Edwards, ley, program; Mrs. Bernie Ze- town engineer, d a t^ Oct. 4. You pay /^ch a tax rate T.a.B, PAINTS Johanson in Sweden; six sis the town is falling behind in shelters. chocks, hospitality; Mrs. Alex "Here were three decisions EJdwnrds, a past CD director, here, that it deems to me you're Shepard, Lori Ann, daughter of Barry Howard and Bar All a AU MEF ters, Mrs. John A. Olson of other defense activities as well. ander Pouy, cheer, and Mrs. by the Democratic majority, all entitled to better roads than you bara Sylvester Shepard. 151 Proepect St., Rockville. She W. H. ENGLAND FRANKS Manchester, Mrs. Signs Benson He says: says that "I can sympathize Henry Butler, publicity. concerning the same public with anyone s6rvlng in this have got.” was bom Oct. 14 at Rockville CItv Hospital. Her maternal of St. Charles, lU., Mrs. Ida 1. None of the town’s 10 fall All Republican women In the hearing, and not any of the grandmother ie Mrs. EUzabsth ‘Ullatrom. Worcester, Mass. LUMBER CO . U )idjdD n!6u EXCELSIOR Swanson of Los Angeles, Calif. out shelters have been marked. (the director's) capacity.’’ comTmunity are invited to at three agreed with each other,” Prescription Pharmacy "Disappolntinent after disap tend the meeting. necessary and high-costing Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Doris E. Shepard, Wei* "At the Oreen”-649-S201 Mb. 2 -oz. Mrs. Plerra Douga of Medford (One in the Municipal Building, Turkington says. Boylston. She has a brother, Scott Lawrence. 901 M /\^ ST.—648-6821 FROZEN Ore., and Miss Tekla Johan- has been.) pointment each year at budget Bridge Opens Tonight bonding program for roads." pkg. time leads to a what-do-I-care "Was my statement that thT Haynea S t was dropped from • G G G ' G Bon and Miss Eline Johanson, 2. Only 480 shelter spaces of Contract Bridge classes be Democrats were confused and BECF STEAKS both in Sweden; and three 1,980 provided have been stock attitude. gin tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the the program, Turkington says, Andrelskl, U nda Ann, daughter of Glenn Allen and "We now have a paid dlrec- befuddled a tainted halftruth, "in spfte of strong reoommen- Blaine Oaron AndrMeki, 37 Talcott Aya, Rockville. She grandchildren. ed; 2,460 are the minimum re Lottie Fisk Memorial Building Mr. Stamler?" Turkington GREASE CUniNG ACTION The funeral will be held quired. tor, but this Is money wasted hi Henry Park. Recreation Di daibSons from the Town (Plan was bom Oct. 14 at Rockville City Hoipltal. Her maternal LARGE SIZE unless he receives the necessary asks. ning Oommisaion, and the re grandparents are Mr. and Mrs; John L, Oaron, 7 Ford St, I qf 0 3 c Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the 3. Shelter spaces are needed rector ^ n a ld Berger has an- Science Shrinks Piles corit. 7 «# Chapel of Emanuel Lutheran for 41,640 more people, or 63 support from the community -ounced that there are a few "It would have been better quest of the Manchester Me Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrelskl, both In money and coooeratlon. if you (Stamler) had given the Btafford Springs. IVORY SOAP 2b.„29‘ JOY LIQUID Church. The Rev. C. Henry An more shelters. openings, and sinyoiT'e Interested morial Hoapttal trustees and • • • * • THE W ASHDAY MIRACLE derson, pastor, will officiate. 4. 'None of the required 20 "Manchester’s budget (for in joining a class may do so by real reason behind the delay In many town agencies and offi New Way Without Surgery MEDIUM SIZE king $ 1 3 5 shelter managers have been ap oiril defense) is less than 15 showing up tonight. voting on this proposed pro cials.” Chase, Karen Ann, daughter of Eh'erett George and Burial will be in East Ceme gram last Tuesday evening.” Maude Townsend Chase, 72 Montague Circle, Bast Hartford. size * tery. pointed. cents per capita, and lesa than There will be a practice ses The most direct entrance to 4 37 8. The warning_____ ^ system ^ . ... seven cents per capita after de Sion Thursday night for teams Turkington says he believes the hospital is by way of She was bom Oct. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. IVORY SOAP k.„ ‘ TIDE Friends may call at the Wat- She has a brother, Mark Everett, 9; and three sisters, Cyn Stops Itch—Relieves Pain BLUE M AG IC WHITENER reaches” only"about 5,(K)b o( the | ducting i^aries and recurring and individuals planning to par the Democrats withdrew the Haynea St. TTiere has been T .rk , N. Y. (S|>..I.I) — For the PERSONAL SIZE klns-Weat Funeral Home. 142 highway program from the hear thia, 14, Mary, 13, and Janice, 7. so thorough that lufferera made town's 44,100 citlzen.s. expenses ticipate in the basketball agitaition for Street widening flnt time science bee found a new aatoniahing itatementa like “Pilei E. Center St., tomorrow from Judging by Martin's reply, ing in response to mounting pub to ftwibtate fire service, since » « - • • larg'SS'size 6. There are communications leagues sponsored by the Rock healing inbitance with the aston- have ceased to be a problem!” 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. however, the' preeent level of lic opinion against issuing bonds the' Hartford Hospital fire in Knoff, Marty Leo, son of Marion Theodore and Flor IVORY SOAP 4.„25‘ CHEER DETERGENT systems to serve only one of 11 vllle . Recreation Commission iihing ability to shrink hemor- The secret it a new healing lub- PRE-MEASURED fallout .shelters. expenditures will be increased The session will be held at the for highway repair and recon 1961. ence Leplne Knoff. 12 Maple St., Rockville. He w’as bom ttance (Bio-Dyne®)—discovery of LEAVES BABY THINGS SOFT Mb. O Q c WlUred J. Boisvert Oct. 11 at RockvUle City Hospital. His maternal grand rholdi, stop itching, and ralieve large oz. J 7. The town is short 14 radio only enough to msintain the Rockville High School Gym struction. Putting the Democrats’ maji- pain — without aurgery. a world-famooi research institute. 8 7 VERNON — Wilfred J. Bois "papier" organJaatlon that the agement of the Oct. 15 hearing. mother is Mrs. Antoinette Leplne, ’Vernon. His paternal pig vert, 60, of Foxcroft Dr., died logical detection stations and 15 nasium. The Democratic majority de In cat# after cate, while gently This lubitance la now available size SALVO TABLETS operators. toiwn officials have tacitly Accidents elded they had better eliminate down to "political motivation,” grandmother is Mm. Mary Knoff, RockviHe. He has a relieving pain, actual reduction in fuppMt'tory or ointment form IVORY SNOW Saturday at Manchester Memo- 8. The town is short 60 train- sanctioned. Turkington says that "Instead , sister, Annette Patricia, 5. GENTLE TO HANDS LOW SUDSING ^ rial Hospital after a short ill Two minor accidents were re the streets on the pfoposed high G G G • ♦ (ahrinkage) took place. under the name Preparation H*. of trying to be engineers and A t all drug counters. ness. He was bom in Canada ported in the city over the way prog;ram, to get a new list Adams, Timothy John, son of John C. and Judith Mid- Host amaaing of aU—reaulti were died Friday at Manchester Me-1 Rev. John D. Kanak was aub- weekend. Two vehicles touched of residential streets where administrators, why don’t you cont. FOR AUTOMATICS 2:39* on Feb. 16, 1903, and lived in sldea Friday afternoon in Hart- (the Democrats) leave these, dlelbrook Adams, 89 Oamibridge St. He was bom Oct. 16 IVORY LIQUID DASH -• Vernon for five years. Previous morial Ho.spital. She was bom deacon. Mrs. Ralph Miacca- there would be more votes. at Manchester Memorial Ho 45 five grandchildren. Bearers were William J. Oon- patrolman Thomas Ertel I. R. Stich Associates, Inc., Willis Wheelock, 152 High St., Rockville. She was bom Costumes ternoon at the Holmes Funeral brought Head to the police sta to Aubrey N. Bashaw and Rose Oct. 11 at RockvUle a ty Ho^Atal. Her i Funeral services will be held holly, James W. Connolly. Ed Home, 400 Main St., Manche.s- Troops Ready parents are Mr. and Mm. Lawrence WUlls. R^kvUle. tomorrow at 8:18 a.m. from the ward Custer and Walter Main. ter. TTie Rev. Felix M. Davis, tion when he made no attempt JJarie Bashaw, property on Car We now give GREEN STAMPS! G |^ D E N f r e s h Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main to atop after the accident. man Rd. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheelock, MAIN STREET I TURNPIKE PLAZA iOoz pastor of the Second Congrega Jame'i Bosley, 37, of 51 School RockvUle. He has a brother, Rory Scott, 19 months. • ^ St., Manchester, with a Mass of William L. Fisher tional Church, officiated. Sherwood Circle, Inc., to 25 FOOT ROLL tjiure. tod A I wed., thurs. tod A A cello requiem^ at 9 at St. Maurice's St. was a passenger in the ve Charles F. Crepon and Aletha For ‘Big Lift’ G G G G G SPIMACII Funeral services for William Bearers were Earl P. Wheeler hicle operated by Head. Minor ^ fri. tin T I fri. tin 7 pkg Church in Bolton. Burial will be L. Fisher of 639 W. Middle H. Crepon, property on Timrod Zakowakl, Brent Edward, son of EJdw ^ in St. James’ Cemetery, Man George Findell, Robert Glenney, damage was reported. (Continued from Page One) Patricia Zlemtanski Zokowskl, 48 Grove ^ k ^ l e . He Tpke. were held Saturday after Richard Campbell, Albert J. Rd. j Reynolds Wrap 25' chester. noon at Concordia Lutheran Jarvis Enterprise, Inc., to was bom OX- 11 at Rockville Oily H < ^ ^ . His mater Friends may call at the fu Homon Jr. and Arthur G. Vernon news Is handled by Jerrold J. Abell and Sheila The Air Force will send a nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John ZienuansW, Am- FOR WHITER CLOTHES Church. The Rev, Paul Kaiser, Holmes. The Herald’s Rockrille Bureau, ONCE OVER CLEANER neral home from 7 to 9 tonight. pastor, officiated. Mrs. Ivan Abell, property at 25 Butler Rd. composite strike force of 116 jet i aterSam, N. Y. His paternal grandparent are Mr. tod giant It is suggested that memorial Honorary bearers were 5 West Main St„ tiephone Mr*. Mlatttiew DecowsW, CrtoeavUle, N. Y. He has a ou gifts be made to the Debt Re Beckwith of Mancliester was George Magnu.son, . Arrigo 649-6797 and 87S-S1S6. Quitclaim Deeds fighters, reconnaissance planes deal s.ize organist. Wesley Smith of Man Spirtfo P. Vesco .Jr. and Hel and transports across the At- j ter, Valerie Ann. SPIC & SPAN K;29* RINSO BLUE duction Fund of St. Maurice’s Almetti. Christopher Glenney Fresh Green ICY POINT Church. chester was soloist. Burial was and Melvin G. feox. en C. Veaco to Eleanor M. Bene- lantic from Loring Air Force GETS OUT STAINS in EJast CerfTeterj'. vento, property on Division yVi-oz Burial was in the family plot Base In Maine and Westover, FIRST REMINDER Mb. 90 t Bearers were Nicholas La- St. Air Force Base, Mass., to for California Broccoli bunch 29* can Penta, George Frost, Martin a t . Buckland Cemetery. Events Eleanor M. Benevento to ward airfields in France and COMET CLEANSER cor< RED SALMON Glode, Albert Meyerhoff, George Spirito P. Vesco and Helen C. Germany. • OF MANCHESTER ALL PURPOSE BAGGIES Funerals V. FLETCHER GUSS CO 1-P'. w * . Meyerhoff and Patrick Richi. Vesco, property on Division 12-07. pi's- 'The Holmes Funeral Horn*'. St. NOV. of 50 * 1 6 1 Mrs. Bertha Blsselt 400 Main St., was in charge of Storm Heads In State Edward G. Hein and Florence About Town MR.CLEAN COM. 0/ FOOD WRAP Hie funeral of Mrs. Bertha arrangwnents. WHEN YOU THINK OF FIGHTS DECAY . Bissel of 21 West St. was held R. Schuetz Hein to Dorothy R. GLASS,-XHIXK^F FLETCHER FOR DISHES (Continued from Page One) Pagan!, property on High St. Pillsbury or this morning from the Holmes Mrs. Hilma A. Patten For Northeast Our Lady of Fatima Mothers CORNER DURANT 8T. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Dorothy R. Pagani to Ed 1 Funeral services for Mrs. Hil said the man registered at the ward O. Hein and Florence R. Circle will meet tonight at 8:30 262* GLEEM Toothpaste E 66' with a solemn high Mass of at the home of Mrs. L. Nor THRILL requiem at St. James’ Church. ma Augusta Patten, 41 Hamlin (Continued from Page One) hotel late Saturday night; un Hein, property on High St. Betty Crocker iARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO FILE YOUR BLEACHES AT IT WASHES CHASE & SANBORN , ^ A ll SWEET SOUTH PACIFIC St., were held Saturday at the der the name of John E. Camp man Dutton, Lynwood Dr., Bol- MARGARINE 28‘ BONITO FLAKES 2 >»* 37 M^r. Edward J. Reardon, Andrew Ansaldi Jr. and Dor tion. Co-hoateases will be Mrs. OXYDOL COFFEE pastor, was celebrant, the Rev. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 tide from the Virginia Capes bell. A suicide note was left on othy Jane Carter to Sherwood PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKINO PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTS PARD SIERRA SNOW Main St., with the Rev. C. Hen the dresser of his * sixth floor Jules Lessard and Mrs. Leon ► CLEAN lh.7«i.ca, iroi.oC’ John D. Regan was deacon and southward and rough pounding Circle, Inc., property on Tim Layer Cake Mixes , DUZ m iTCHEW IES DOG FOOD 6 W‘ MELON BALLS Pk. the Rev. Eugene F. Torpey was ry Anderson, pastor of Eman room. ard S c h i^ . AUTO GLASS INSTALLED (Excepting Motor Vehicles) SWIFT'S PREMIUM FONDA uel Lutheran Church, officiat surf will cause beach erosion. rod Rd. Pillsbury’i White Cake. Choc. Fudge, Yel- FOR AUTOMATICS M&M pio 49< aubdeacon. Paul Chetelat was Hurricane warnings were up Town of Manchester to Roy ' GLASS FURNITURE TOPS CASCADE ALMONDS MEAT for BABIES 2 49- PAPER PLATES of organist and soloist. Burial was ing. The Home League Ladles of low (Jake, and Double Dutch Devil Food Sach lists shaU be filed not later than November lUNCHEON MEAJ VERMONT MAID Friends of the family served in the Cape Hatteraa vicinity. Diana Churchill C. Conyers, property off Tol FABRIC SOFTENER UPTONIPTON — CHICK.CF NOOOIF 12^.. 29* In Veteran’s Field of East Cem- the Salvation Army will meet and all varieties of Betty Crocker. 1st each year, or if the first shall be a Sunday or (A»- 35« ”to•*• n ae< ^ 7 SYRUP as bearers. Burial was in East land Tpke. M IRRO RS (FIraplae* cMd Doer) DOWNY SOUP MIX .A . I I ■ >,• . i I , M'i : ' V’l 1
/ •MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, OC'rOBER 21,1968 PAGE ELEVEN P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21.1963 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE B Y R O U S O N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE sorted to fo r many puipoaes, bie- LITTLE SPORTS eon to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hebron :2k . ------— I A n e w w lR P m :**£ 2 !« Groups Prepare sides watering com* and honMs. PhiHlpe, Goorgo Dr., RodtvUIe; Vietnamese Suffer In some cases being esrried j The Beodi List lor Martin a daugtuter to Mr. and Mm. Mister Roberts some miles fo r that end. “How lose^ Schachner, 9 Pleaeant beautiful is ttie rain,” says IT'S MIGHTY QUEER YOU ^ 3 Communion ACMOU It., Rockville; a eon to Mr. and LongfeUow. W * agre*. but wish ‘ WON'T TELL M E WHAT YOJ tsUe Hepreeentatlvee of four town Choice of Players wa could sea some. NEVER MIND WHAT tL L tO WtTN lO e e u 4 Capuchin Mm. David Anderson, 230 Union INTEND DOING WITH S iK 2 ■mploye groups will n e «t next W a r ’s W o r s t Lo s s Ronald Miner Is home from TH' CASE OF GAS M ASKS.' DO 4WavM and monkny Bt. DOZEN GASMASKS.'— ipume The Podium Ftayeni have an St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, •VOO W A N T T O S E L L T H E M T iO 5 Foteaim bone Konday la the Municipal Build B O m iS T(M>AY: A daughter I DON'T KNOW WHETHER SBeadi foottiig '<•‘ Crseigbt nounced that thMr fall dra where he was under treatment ' ' ''M M E O R NOT ? t'U . PAY VOU X WILL OR NOT-~UM— < USum of ing to prepare a liet of new re- to Mr. and Mrs. WU)lam Jamie matic production will be the ouneyanct (OontlinMd from Pag* Om ) veloping a organisation for for a virus Infection. t h ' Y o u p a i d f o r ’ e m ER-^ IS THAT *6.50 IM ) UWInged . ■(3 words) queata for employs benefits. son, 82 Union St.; a daughter Ngo family very auoceseful Broadway stage A Boy Scout finance commit AT TH' W AREHOUSE SA LE 14 Downwind several years. Ime Ngc Yo u r h a n d ? -•-n o , b y *• TAroma This is in line with a recent to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dwnae, takes a dim view of all organ playi "Mkfter Roberts.” This tee meeting- will be held on r . a n ' VOU CAN GW E BACK TK* IBB^inkkntnM 8 Irish tensnU billion and committed 16,000 ooNE.x WON'T S e l l Th e m 706 N. Main St. isations they do not totally con bWD-aot drama of Thomas Heg- Oct. 28, in Hebron town hall, M ONEY MACK AN' CL'fDE UCeUcmn seR»* 9 ^ le t Ttnge request by General Manager men to the anti-Communiat ef BLGGS BI NNY — ♦ S . 5 0 -^HM-M-~ OH, (Bnudl) DhklHAROED SATURDAY: trol. They , get along well with gen and Joshua Logan wiH be as announced by Boy Scout CHIPPED (N.'-^W ELL, lOHesdlsnd Richard Martin, that the emr fort, virtually to a man are DOUBLE 4 in m rd l DASH rr, THE GAS M ASKS. ITBelaxation 11 Judge 30 Musical ploye groups aubmlt to him, Mra/tf Snyder, 66 W. Middle the tame Buddhists—those who presented at Rham High S J r OUTFIT WATCHMAN, AWAM^e.' ^ /H M M ... MlBttttona 38 Unit of 88Fem t 481 ing on the 1M8-64 budget. Metre, 113 W. Center St.; Mrs. Vietnamese is stirring painful more isolated from his people. from past tradition, for the PO' Hebron’s 4-H Hoofbeats have STAMPS 471— ^ _ J. ■' .SYLVESTER? G U V N O R !/3 WAIT at Cay energy . , 88 Regret Thereek Hublard, 397 Wood- ly. Jails in Saigon are full to He has tightened and stepped up dlum Player*, as It Is the firet announced plans for a horse RIGHT 3TB«varaB0 39Uve BlSmttiab eonntr Martin eald that the eugg. time they have presented a re 30 Untidy woman tlons would serve as a guide for bridge St.; Mrs. Evelyn Gris the bursting point with political the machinery of the police etate show, Oct. 26, to take place in THERE r " r~ r~ r~ r n r wold, 71 Crestwood Dr.; William prisoners. Police brutaliUee, the and thus has created even more cent Broadway show for their Leary Ring on MlUstream Rd. S3 Dawn r “ T~ r~ T~ department heads in preparing fall production. 34 Sun teowna their departmental budget re Brainard, 77 N. 8c)mo1 SL; beating of students and the po opposition. 38 Supports 14 Not too long ago, many ' in- However, under the direc Manchester Evening Herald ? Every Wed. RT re quirements. Diane Jochimsen, 41 Jarvis Rd.; lice state spying, interrogation 37 Rtrer island volv«d In the war effort—both tion of Don Lohae of Oolchea- Hebron correspondent, Susan II The repreaentatives, who were Mra. Sally Barany, 36 N. School and repression can have a chain 1 SSmndn H" re" reacUon which can severely I Vietnamese and American—held ter, and with the assistance of B. PeniHeton, telephMie 228- princMMa ehoBSB at a St.; Arnold Lanaberg, 108 Lock- the many new members in the ■-' ■ SgRra^otdea w o ^ St.; Joyce Paetemack, 191 damage the effort to crush the'rising hopes for the outcome. 8454. re" 55" are retired Police Chief Kerman Viet Cong. . But as the poKUcal situatioii de group, they feel that they can 40 Saw O. Sehendel and retired Water Woodland St.; Ray Bowker, 44GiieT«f unduly Young men ask whether their teriorates in Saigon, the hope produce the meet successful s~ a - and Bewer Department Super, Coventry; Mrs. Janice Albro, drama in production detoe. Dedicate Mimeum ^^OME- 48 African tna Thompsonville; Mra. Caroline government is any better than )>ecomes less bright. And while i M O T r s ^ , ^ ^ ITHING UP 48 Woody JSi I n PinP in intendent Fred Thrall, pension the Communist one in North Nhu is around and powerful, the The production committeeto is McConnell, 94 B le a e l l SL; porottnial ■ group; C3uu*les Genovese, presi hope may become dimmer. made up of Wdlda Devine, of HOLLYWOOD (A P ) — Holly- I SUPER b iM>r w«fMf I'M. I b u s t e k '6 'IZiomaa Johnson, Centw Rd., Viet Nam. IM. 80USS OTleffl IS dent of the Firemen’s Club; The key is the confidence of Marlborough, Ruth Boyington wood celebrities took part Sun TW >«t US 0«« Iff-XI i *51#EVE , S3 Salted for 30 r Vemon; Mrs. ESIen Keene, West Most Americans believe this markets BESIDES A ' Samuel Maltempo, president of the people. The Diem regime Is of Hebron, Jim Foran of An day In the groundbreaking for (suffix) WllUngton; Mrs. Shirley WWte, war could be won if President FAT A K M ^ l ST the Police Club; Em not winning that. dover, Harry Worth and chair the tl4-mllIion Hollywood Mu BY ' . T. H.YMLIN BSEgfrthaped *■ Wapiping; Mrs. Blanche EEbe- Ngo Dinh Diem alone headed A L I.Y O OP MAmeriean Orlowskl, Mrs. . Adella Wrob- man Dan Manley, of Hebron, seum. JT son, Putoam; Edward Dougher the South Viet Nam govern The police state Is tight. But The museum--a Los Angeles laskl, M ra Do«>thy F. Kenny ment. But the man called "Pres one assassination or even at n iere was a meeting of the SSAldehyda ty,.71 Doane St.; Carl Johnson, County facility — will be built OKAY, lOU rescued ..EXCEPT FOB ME, YES, IN A ...TCXJ WERE TH' BUT It VIMS TH* GRAND WIZER IT e 4Y and Joeeph l^ault, all membera ident No. Two” —who may have players-on Saturday, just to get VWO RBMXY6ETTH' (suffix) 56 S. Main St.; Edward Blosie, tempted assassination in the near the Hollywood Bowl. It will ME reO M TH ' PIT.../ 'lAKKAHIK VMXJLP , MANNER OF PHYSICAL AGENT/ of the salary and wage study more power than the president started, at the home of chair WHO EFFECTED FORTH*SUCCESS OF TH' , W Chief Jnstiee Wapiping; Mra. Eklith Rawson, palace, one attempt at ousting house memorabilia of famous 2 SO YCXTRE A S n U . BE ON '•OUR SPEAKING, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER committee of the Municipal man Manley. THATS MY RETURN TO , OPERATION.' J o j Wsmn u d w himself and who exercises enor the ruling family, could well NxnoNM . h e r o ! THRONE, WEARIN' Building Bmployes Group. S3 Hyde St.; Patsy Pagllaro, Water Shortage Worsens films, radio and television pro jyjjO UR CROWNl RIGHT.... POWER, BUT_. BTFemsle agent Bl t l mous Influence on him—Is the touch off a bloodbath in the cap (suffix) W" n A fifth group, Local 991 Un 4 Oakland Ek.; Mrs. Harriett Tile water shortage situation grams and their stars. r big problem. Many Americans ital. That could lead to both mil Rosalind Russell was mi.stress 68 SodsUst Soviet ion, of which George Bingham Glacomlnl, East Hartford; In the Hebron area appears to U 1 believe this war cannot be won itary and piblitical chaos in of ceremonies. Hundreds of Hol Beputdie (ah.) u la preaident, presents Its re Clarke Fisher, Ellington; Ed be getting worse with still more SWIFT’S PREMIUM while Ngo Dlnh Nhu, the presl- which the Viet Cong Ck)mmu lywood entertainers took part. DOWN BT IT " 1 quests separately, In the form ward Churilla, Goodwin Rd., dent's brother who holds the nlsts could prosper, dug welT.s giving out. Bam IHore latknd of a contract with the town. The Bolton; Mrs. Ellen Carlson, modest title of "counsellor,” is There Is still much hope wells, hardly conaidered fit for GENUINE SPRING 3 P u B Sp iresent contract expires Jan. 1, 140% OhaiT^er Oak St.; Mrs. around. among Americans that the sit household use are being re B Y J. R. W IL L IA M S s965. Evelyn Lang, 67 Elizabeth Dr.; The main issue Is not whether uation can be righted and that W b’II Your OUT OUR WAY Mrs. Barbara Sentivany a n d H ie union represents em South Viet Nam has an authori the country can turn Its main daughter, 1023 Tolland Tpke.; > V A V 3 ployes of the highway, water, tarian government or a dictator attention to prosecuting the war. MOTOR VEHICLE sewer and cemetery depart Mrs. Rosalie Carlson and daugh ship or whatever Westerners But there is dread that the LAMB ter, Hebron; Mrs. Muriel I^n - i ments. Although none of the choose to call It. Such labels do president’s family will snatch MATERNITY and recreation department employes aldson and son, Tolland: Mra. not apply In Southeast Asia. The defeat from the jaws of victory. now belong to the union, they Nancy Choma and son. Merlins country can hardly absorb any tO'U Rd., Vernon. thing remotely approaching STRETCH PANTS DRIVER LICENSE l A O O are also eligible for member- HITS GOLDWATER CHOPS riilp. DISCHARGED YESTER parliamentary democracy for a HARTFORD (AP) — The D A Y: Mrs. Anna Parker, 10 long time. And there is a war Come in and see our fall col executive secretary of the Na lection of maternity wool R E N E W A LS BY AL VERMEER Coleman Rd.; Carl Ecabert. going on. P R IS C IL L A ’S P O P tional Association for the Ad dresses, skirts and tops, lin LOIN RIB 458 Center St.; Mrs. Belle Tut The main Issue is not the vancement of Colored Pele gerie, bras, girdle*. • WHEN I WAS 'YDUR Hospital Notes tle, Wapplmg: Stephen Merrill, Buddhist clash with, the govern says Uiat U.S. Sen. Berry Gold- kID S NAtacrCH TOO, 120 Woodland St.; Mra. Sarah ment, nor Is it a matter of a m u c h TELE'YISIONJ ASE WE______DIDN'T_ E V E N water believes civil rights should H A V E “TELEVISION! “ ------Tlaltlng hours are 3 to 8 p.m. Tedford, 39® Bluetield Dr.; religious conflict. Buddhists and be left to the states. "Imagine,” CALL Mr*. Helen Twlgg, 17 Foxoroft \ for all areas, except maternity Roman Catholics nave lived to Roy Wilkins told an NAAO P Glazier s Dr.; Karen Graf, Tolland; Da where they are Z to 4 pjn., and gether In peace for years. freedom fund meeting yester WHAT vid Hayes, Lake St., Vemon; The Issue In Saigon — where Corset and Uniform Shop 649-0752 ’ DID M X J DO g;80 to 8 pjn., and private day, '’leaving our civil rights lb . 7 9 ' Martin Harris, 109 Adams St.; the war can be lost—Is the lb . 9 9 *^ ROR F U N , rooms where they are 10 a.m. In the hands of Mississlppi.Gov. asi Main SL— Manchestar to S pjn. Vieitore are requested Deborah Foreman, Andover; harshness of the regime, which Monchostor Dolivary POP? Mrs. Victoria Kurtz, 337 can have formidable Impact on Ross Barnett, in the hands of Bo( to m o k e In patlenta’ Alabatna Gov. George Wallace.” LEAN, SHORT SHANK. 4 to 6-LB. AVG rooma. Vo more than two vial- Keeney St.; George GUdden, the prosecution of the war and ten at eae thne per patlenL 210 Mountain Rd.; Mr*. Emma the morale of the army fighting LdBlanc, 6 Ridgewood St.; Mrs. the Clommunlsts. It Is a police SMOKED M OOC PaUeato Today: 219 Dorothy Hall, Wapping; Mrs state system resembling a Com munist .one In some ways, ADM ITTED SATURDAY: Florl Leone, 374 Vemon St.; Personal Noticea WANTED! ClMurlee Dionne, Andover; WU though lacking the efficiency of SHOULDERS Louia tisduc, RFD 2. Rockville; a (Smmunlst apparatus. The caiarlea Fields, 179 Spruce St.; Ham Seypura, 227 Center St.; police network is dominated by In Memoriam MEN - WOMEN Mary Johneton, Green Lodge Mrs. AHoe Edgerly. Coventry; Mary Humplireye, New Haven Nhu, a man who has a lively DTlnC TTlFiiujiy ^rt Convalescent Home; Mrs. Luel- contempt of the United States. Martin Makulli who pssaed sway from ages 18 to 52. Prepare | eases only ona out of five pass la Rood, (Coventry; Mrs. Helen Mrs. Pauline Qjllette, Stafford . »0-M g. Springs; Philip Shaw, 165 President Diem and his fam- October Jl, 19«1. now for U. S. Civil Service job 1 Lincoln Service helps thou- Fronde. 148 Park St.; Edward lly are Roman Catholics. But openings In this area during! sands prepare fo r , these tests Kehoe, 276 Oakland St.; Gloria Hackmwack St.; Clair Pack Gone from u* but leaving memoriei. BY JOE CAMPBELL ard) 10 Bush Hill Rd.; Candace the evidence seems to be that Death can never take away. the next 12 months. j every year. It Is one of the BONNIE Badeau, 233 Woodland St.; Memoriee that will always linger, SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT Knight, North Windham; David their attitude toward the Bud- Government positions pay as \ largest and oldest privately Mrs. Lydia Earle, Stafford dhlsts sprang not from religious ** high as $446.00 a month to owned schools of its kind and Springs; Frederick Bradley, 24 Koohman, Wapplng; Mrs. Mary FRESH PAN READY I* ^ . WOW.' MOM 'For a current events teacher, that Miss Wilson sure Romanchuk. Glastonbury; Mrs considerations as much as from The Maknils Family start. They provide much Is not connected with the Gov eIlf.WlU.IAltt> Avon St.; Jay Ottney, 60 Gard a suspicion of anything that ' greater security than private ernment. CUMPMV WON'T LIKE THE doesn’t listen to the President's news conferences THE AWFUL SUSPBUSS >o-ai ner SL; Grace Wohlmann, 177 Joan Renaud and son, 62 Weth- erell St.; Mrs. Barbara WHham smacked of organization. I employment and excellent op For FREE Information on FLOUNDER FILLET, lb. 3 3 ' BRU$H>UWTER,IT WAY VOii KEEP much! She says there’s no ‘R* in Cuba!" . E. Main St., Rockville; Mrs. Government jobs, including list and son, 25 Lenox St. The Buddhists have been de- portunity for advancement. M W W S l A m '^ >(X)R CLOTHES, Beatrice McCaffrey, Coventry; Many positions require little or of positions and salaries, fill PAP/ gaul Montlero, 199 Adams St. no specialized education or ex out coupon and mail at once— ADMITTED YESTERDAY: perience. TODAY. You will also get full B E N C A S E Y Wilfred Gagne, Hebron; Pae- But to get one of these jobs, details on how you can prepare quale Marino, 34 Deepwood you must pass a test. The com yourself for these tests. Dr.; Michael Bourque, 9 Hoff SECOND ANNUAL petition is keen and In some Don't delay—A(7T NOW! IfiOTAMESSASB I PR. DUVAL, MR. PBXS» BLOOD l/APOeSIBlE! 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PAGE THIRTEEN UANCRESTBR e v e n i n g t e l A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN.,* MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 1 ,196f MANCHESim EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1968 PAGE TWELVE THE Journeyman Quarterback Paces 49ers Against Chicago Herald Angle
EABtL YOST ^KMis Editor Discard McHan Engineers Upset
Sunday t r u be glad to join the men to STEELER8-RED8KIN8— try and keep my weight at a NEW trailing 2744, r y i 'VoaUMr woa at lU very stay, In the respectable figure... Lee Frac- mar McHan, ;>«at this second Sunday In chla, perhaps the most ardent Dick Haley in has been tossed away tercepted a p a ^ -b y Redskins’ what has been a wonderful Oc striped bass fisherman In Man' quarterback to replace injured league champions, suffered a 49ERS-BEARS— GIANTS-COWBOYS— Chester, returned home after a quarterback Nftrm Snead and tober . . . Church was the ma often he began to feel as Brodie, first traded tor severe.In jury to his passing hand McHan led he 4Bers on a Tittle was cut around the left rambled 24 yards for the go- jor matter on the achedule and two-week sUy at M a r t h a'a useful as a three of spades New York’s Ralph Guglielml. in a flst-swlhging battle with touchdown drive the first time eye In a second-period skirmish, Vineyard but as far as he was ahead touchdown. A fumble led my family joined me, as usual, in a pinochle deck, has turn GugUelmi declined to report, St. Louis’ Jimmy Hill during they had the ball. Jim Vollen- but wound up firing two TD to an additional Pittsburgh TD, for an e o i^ morning Mass . ooncerned, the big one’s were and the 49en finally turned to the third period at the Packers’ strikes to Phil King and one still there, a -pounder being ed a hot hand into the No, 1 welder plunging a yard for the a '{(xir-yard pass from Ed Brown Miy tsnnls game has suffered 1 1 McHan, who mounted San Friui 80-7 romp over the Cardinals. each to Joe Walton and Del to Buddy Dial. " In tiM psst two weeks but I his biggest catch. upset of the National Foot cls(x moirt productive offense score. Then after Tommy Davis Shofner. DlcK Lynch joined the >’8 The Packers’ triumph, cou kicked the first of his two field found wUling partners in neigh- ball Leligue season. since opening day pled with the Bears' loss, left Giants’ scorers on an 82-yard OOLT8-UON8— Wednesday The upset by the 49ers, whose goals, McHan fired a seven-yard run ■with an Interception, of a bars snd for two' h(Mra under A SO-year-old journeyman Green Bay and (Chicago tied for TD pass to another Jprmer The (jolts also won on an in a bright, October sun we played Another summer-like day quarterback who wound up at total scoring output In two pre the Western lead with 5-1 rec Cowboys’ pass. terception. Andy Nelson picked vious games consisted of a pair Packer, Gary Knafelc, for a 17-0 • * • five sets of doubles, the score but no complaints . . . Fred San Francisco three weeks ago ords. Cleveland, 6-0, leads the lead, the Bears never caught off a fourth-quarter pass by being three wins, two defeats in a quick shuffle, McHan com of field goals; threw the Western East by two g ^ e s over St. PACKER8-CABD8— Milt Plum the only one at Nassitf, who has conducted a Conference race Into a wide up as San FYanclsco ended a , . . Arrangod to get home by pleted 10 of 20 passes for 141 Lodls and New York, both 4-2. seven-game losing streak. Jim Taylor scored twice and tempted by the Lions’ quarter 1 e^eloek for an hour of typing half doaen Hunter Safety yards and one touchdown while open batUe and overshadowed Tom M(x>re once on yard smash back and lugged It 26 yards for oouraea for new hunters, re two other developments—Jim -' Y. A. Tittle passed for four in my OcsmecUcut Room before guiding the 49ers to their first touchdowns In the Giants’ 87-21 BROWNS-EAGLES— es and Jerry Kramer kicked the clinching score. the Oisatfootiball was brought ported a big drop off In In victory Sunday—20-14 over the my Brown’s career rushing rec three goals for the Packers. ord and Bart Starr's hand in victory over Dallas, Pittsburgh, Frank Ryan was the big man into my family room. I don’t terest and attendance this sea previously unbeaten Chicago came from behind for a 38-27 tri for the Browns with four touch' Meanwhile, the Cardinals found RAMS-V’ KINGS— enjoy gedng to New York any son. "Must be the unseascnal Bears. jury. their league-I e a d n g offense The Rams, who had lost eight Brown carried 25 times for umph over Washington, Balti down passes, a 10-yarder to 1 more, battluig the crowds after weather," he added . . . Dr. McHan, a Helsman Trophy more edged Detroit 26-21 and Brown and a trio to Gary Collins stalled. Starr left after the scuf In a row, won their first for getting up at an early hour and Robert Keeney, picking up the winner during his college career 144 yards and scored one touch fle with Hill, had his hand Coach Harland Svare when Dan down on a pass, breaking Joe Los Angeles downed Minnesota covering 6, IT and 4 yards. then home long after dark and ammunition for ^ e doctors an at Arkansas, turned up at Balti 27-24 for Its first victory. That brough* his TD total to a packed in ice and is scheduled ny Villanueva kicked two 27- ru take my pro football, like nual shoot, stopped by and not more last year as the substitute Perry’s rushing record by bring for X rays to determine the ex yard field goals In the final pe- ing his total to 8,300 yards as In the American League, San league ■ leading 16. Brown ntlUkmn of ethers, via video. ed that OctcA^r has always dealer for Johnny Unitas after eclipsed the career rushing tent of the Injuries. rl(xl against the Vikings. Jlminy Brown, whom I spent been an excellent month, stops with the Chicago Cardinals, CHeveland whipped Philadelphia Diego crushed Kansas City 88- an svenlng with In company weatherwise, “ever since I was vrith Bende MenscheU, the lo- married many years ago on oM theater executive, and golf Oct. 11.” This man’s wedding 2 er, was simply great, too good anniversary was on a beautiful Raiders Win Fourth for the Oianti os the Cleve 0 :t. 17 date too, and I’m sure Herald PStotos by PintD land Browns won easily, 36-24 my memory serves me right of that day 21 years ago . Defense Unit . . . 'after dork to my work Huebner Grabs Pass and Tallies for Catholic Injured Dave Petro (o9) Gets Help room again where my typewrit Visitors at the desk were Betty To Stay Undefeated Bavier (White Helmet) Scores Winning Touchdown er woa my main interest until Hagenow and her miniature I eeuld j m my family at a pinscher, triple obedience win- later hour. nera in a recent show In Mont real . V . Good night for read First Time P^ve scoring thrusts from four to 28 yards in length Monday ing up on several of the latest powered Manchester’s Pony Raiders to their fourth sports publications and I found straight victory without a loss in the Charter Oak C(>n- I’m stlg having questions dl' this a good way to relav. NEW YORK (AP)—F(Hr man Allan Webb on the t which had been stepped East Capitalizes on Breaks to Down Penney play, ference yesterday Memorial Field. The latest victim reoted at me Mes this: "What the first time in fiielr I(»g "We played our beet “ Only a bruiac,” he sakL whs Meriden which fell, 38-12,'^ happened to your Yankees? Thuroday and proud career as darl game this year in the sec Tittle was cut when he Country Qub before (joach Bill Smith’s was hit and thrown for a DRAWN PARTNERS— Meriden played without its By now, I’m sure, everyone Day away from the office ings of the New York fans, ond half for both units, charges first string quarterback who Yale Stumbles, UConn Dead ImowB ths YankeM lost the and I had a list of Jobs to be the defensive imit of the offense and defense.. We three-yard loss In the sec FRIDAY Manchester scored twice in ond period by George An- Stan Hillnaki and Vic Cfiem- was withdrawn from the pro Twin Double Sports Schedule World Seriss In four atraig'ht done, now that I don’t have C&mts heard booe at home made a few adjuatinents, the opening peri(xl and twice gram because of low grades in Two Major Contests games. Funny, but no one men changing from man-to-man drie and Lee Roy Jordan entlno 152-18-134; Wally Par- more in the second quarter to any time on Saturdays until at yesterday afternoon. of the Cowboys. clak and Lee Beauchene 154- sohI. Oitstanding for the Post 18-12 Victor/ Record Payoff tioned to me that my first story coverage on their slot open a 30-6 lead at the half. losers were George Butler— ’Tuesday, Oct. i t from New York, the day before least the end of the college They responded to the bock formations. 1 think Tittle’s next play was a 19-136. The Raiders got another score Soccer—Manchester at Bris Cadets March Along football season in early Decem (bollenge with a superior duly. With blood - stream who scored both touchdowns— On Soccer Schedule the series started, woe to.,the we got It bock again in the In the third session and held (Jorabetta. Biron (uid Doesin. BOSTON (AP) — The tol Central. affeot tfao/t Moose Skowron ber...This was also a wedding effort In the aecond half for second half." ing down hts faoe,X.be SBILEOTED NINE— Meriden to a fourth period TD largest twin double payoff In anndveraary date and I cele a 87-21 must victory over dropped back, slipped, got SATURDAY Manchester's second line, In Home Opener ’Thursday, Oct. 24 would 'Wind up as the series Del Shofner, the fleet that came long after the issue ^>earheaded by Ted Brlnda- thoroughbred racing history brated by getting all major up and threw a 25-yard ClSLSS A —-BIU Deaay 81-4-27, By HOWIE HOLCOMB Cross Country—Manchester With Perfect Record batting: star. Was I wrong:? the Dallas OowbO]rs.i split end, also heard the had been decided. —$68,228.80 — marked the work Jobe completed before “We talked about It TD pass to Joe Walton. Harry Eich 30-2-28, Tom Prior mour, Bryan Robertson, Ken Right in the thick of the fight for the CCIL soccer vs. Windham and Wethersfield I’m listening:!.. .Nineteen years boos after he dropped two Ric Rotoerts, Jim Leber, Ough arid Skip Wiganowski close of the fall meeting at at Wethersfield. at this desk were noted on the dark. . . . Volleyball started at when we came In at the When he rarae to the 31-3-28. Frank Kiernan 31-3- Frank Woods, Mike Belcher By EARL YOST title, Manchester High’s hooters have a couple of road night at a nearby school and I pssses. It was his first bench he looked like Hen stcKxl out for the Raiders. Suffolk Downs. Soccer—Manchester' at Ma NEW HAVEN (AP)—While Yale stumbles and Con weekend and Joe Sullivan of Indf,” sold Andy Bobuatelll, such experience In New 28, Dick Oberlander 32-4-28, and John Treat did the scor The winner, whose name joined neighbors and “ringers" defensive unit player-coach. ry Cooper after Cassius SUn HUinski 29-1-28. Next Sunday the Raiders Eagles are still flying high. games this week that highlight another busy scholastic loney. necticut plays dead, Coach Otto Graham’s amazing Ca the AdverUsing: Department York. ing for the winners. Treat, Bill host South Windsor at Me was withheld, Is a 58-year- itests are on tap all told Middletown JVs at East t o ^ the time to send me a card from Manchester—Walt Fer “It was the first time we Clay got through with Cjlass B—Vito Agostlnelli 32- Hawver, Belcher and Rlc Burr Capitalizing on three major breaks, East Catholic old bachelor janitor from sports schedule. Thirteen dets keep marching along toward an undefeated football guson, Red Hadden and Bob “ I guess a player tends him. morial Field. with this rarity—nothing is^ Catholic, 8:30 p.m. reminabig me that another ever beard Itoos at home. 7-25, Joe OoRurn 32-6-26, BIU accounted for extra points af High’s football team made its home debut a successful Springfield who started play season. " Schoff—in 90 minutes of ex- Certainly, H hod an effect to forget ateut It,” he Cut eye or not, nttle hit Phelan 33-7-26. Summary; scheduled on Friday. ’The "holi Wlndbem and Wethersfield in year has passed since I took said. “ ActuitUy, If I with 19 of 82 passes for ter four of the scores. Balder* (M) one last Saturday afternoon with a come-from-behind ing the horses only two Trickery keyed Coaat Guard’s power of small college football eroiee on a slippery gym floor. ( « na. We hear them on the a o M C—Paul Benoit 33-11- Treat and Rotoerts got the Knd*: Monaghan. Leber. (jaUldo, day" is occasioned by the an addition to the Tribe. ’Two oth over on a fuU-tlme basis from thought It would-^o any 279 yards and four tonch- 18-12 victory over Penney High«> years ago. He Invested 7-0 triumph over favored Am in the east. The Blue Hens road an file time. Maybe 22. Tony Stanford 32-9-28, Tom ball to the four in the first Cartier. Cunningham. Wiiranoweki. just $4 for his record haul nual Teachers’ Convention Day. er dates are left—the state Rich Guerin the late Jack D w yer.. .Tommy good I would have booed dowxis. He also ran four Davia. of East Hartford. A blocked herst. The lone score came when sntashed Ohio University, 29-12, Conran, a feltow who did a great Friday ,1tet Is why we are sneb a Regan 33-10-28. quarter, then Hawver passed Penney 41 midway in the sec Saturday. The hooters of MHS go to meet and OCIL Field Day. too. You should have times tor 19 yards. There Tackle*: Ben*on, Ware. Gabbey. punt, a pass interception and a ond canto. Liittle Tom Bavier, Bristol tomorrow hoping to the quarterback started on a Saturday while Maine’s Block j(^ as little Leouge baseball I paid the price this a.m. of good rood team.” Low gross—Stan Hilinakl 69. to Roberts for the score. Leber Guard*; Sprout Nichol*. Ouxh, fumble recovery directly led to •The previous high for the BockviUe took a big step to Ooooh AlUe Sherman heard the boos when I was wasn’t a boo In the house Blind bogey—Paul Benoit, Robertson. a hard-runner until injured late have more succejss against droi>-4>ack pass pattern, then Bears Were mauling the Husk president last year and who too much volldjball the night with Log Angeles.” took a deflected pass from all three Eagle touchdowns. flats was $56,672.40 set at ward post-season tournament In Cage Deal defltly handed off to halfback ies, 35-12. chose to Ignore the boos at the end. Ted Plodzlk, Jack Meegan 82a. Center*: Wilcox. Brlndamour. in the action, lugged the ball the same track May 5, 1962. Bristol Central than the foot qualification Friday with its up 'wos endorsed 100 per cent from before when I tried to get out Y. A. Tittle, who threw TTje victory left the Hawver to go 26 yards for the Back*: Treat. Hawver. Roberts. Penney, too, took advantage of ball team did Friday night. Bill Peterman who laumJjed a Sophomore End Jbe Hassett this department to serve in a that followed a 7S-yard second after Roberts ramWed O'Grady. Woods. Belcher. Hu(the«, four straight times, getting to ’The winner Is a Saturday- set victory over Ola-stontoury. of bed at milkman hours. I touchdown bomb from little four touchdown pssses, Giants two full games be' Burr, Croteau. an opponent fumble to register the 18. Quarterback Mike Central upset the Tribe, 3-2, in 21-y«xd touchdown pass to end joined the long list of XKConn like (»paolity again, was an FOUR-BAUU BEST BALL— 46 yards to help set It up. a six-pointer after a sustained only racing fan who had With a 6-2 m'ark and four To St. Louis didn’t know I had so many Eddie Leboron to Frank came out of the game with hind unbeaten Cleveland. SATURDAY Meriden (It) Masiuk hit Bavier with a pass an earlier meeting at Memo Tom MJoCarthy. casualties. He suffered neck early arrival with Punt, Pass Woods finished off the next Ends: Corabetta, Butler, McGold- 61-yarf march netted the first been riding to Boston on a games left, the Rams axe in plaoea that could ache and Clarke In the second period. a patch hiding a cut They have a rematch with Low nets—^Doc McKee, Tom to the eight. Bavier slid off rial Field—the first time since The Cadets, who showed Sat injuries in the Maine game and and Kick winnera. Tom handled drive with a 12-yard scamper rich. Fox. score of the balmy October af bus for his weekend betting good shape. But they m r^ NEW YORK (A P )—Richie is a doubtful performer against hate to admit that I ,$m a year darke had maneuvered over his left eye. He also the Browns at Cleveland Migllore, George McLafferty Tackle*: MongUlo, Coecuna, 8tah- tackle to the two and big Joe and who had a self-imposed 1951 that a Bell City soccer win three of the four remain- urday they can win without the annual promotion for boys Sunday. around end for the score. Belch lev. Lynch, Mali. ternoon. Guerin now knows how Steve Dalaware. older and a fow pounds heavier free and clear of safety had a bandaged left hand and Don Benoit 51; Hal Jarvis Guards: Malcarcy. Kirock, Flyrm. Alublcki bulled over from the limit on playing the twin team triumphed over Manches Ing to be sure. faithful Oecdl Allison’s field along with Pinky Pohl. . . “ Save er took off on a 28-yard gallop A sun-baked crowd, estimat $6 ter. Hamilton felt when he was Trinity (3-1) saw, its chances than last year when I played Sr., Tom Kearns 8r„ Ed Doaain Kunse. two. double. goals, are out to extend their me four tioketa for the Gold that, produced the fourth and Center; Kllmakl. ed at 1 ,000, most of whom had ’Thursday the Indians are at Tomorrow they tackle E. O. traded by the Washington for a p ^ e c t season go by the my last match . . . Bob Bleiler Blovish and Ed Shepard 52; Bill iraat bulled over from the Alert defense by the East Smith in a non-leagiie game, ^ n akein to five this weekend Key Dinner,” Florist George of the Midget FbothaU League 10 Back*: Butler. Brlon, D’AUeeen- to stand due to the lack of Maloney. Senators to the perennial as they prepare for a home board • Saturday as Colby (2-3) $13,000 Richer After Victory Deasy, Ed Ansaldi, Don For- to finish things. tro. Mazidne, Hodge*. Green. secondary gave the Silk Town- then on ’Thursday meet neigh Krause re(iuested when he vis a caitar to report all was well strenp' and Jack Crtball'I game but when one is lieu 71-6—«6. a clean, yet hard-hitting con tomorrow at Bloomfield in non ning margin in all three games scheduled at night I like to join of Nevada, headed for Paris today and something less test. Many of Penney Coach Eld locked the count in less time inelli 136-368, A1 Falcetta 141- East Catholic is also in ac league’s payoff playoffs. powerful In upsetting Columibla lost to the (Cadets, 11-8. On the Class B—Jim Melley 83-7-76- than it takes to spell Manches 376, Nick ’I^erdy 351, Jack tion Thursday.- taking on the league action, then returns bo The Knicks, still in last Ost. 12 , continued to look good atrengih of oamparatlve sexwes, this season and in seven of the the crowd. Tonight was one of tangible— prestige ^ 12—64; Tom Kearns 80r6-74-1 Meyers stalwarts went both the NOOC Thureday at Blast lost eight Cadert wins. I mar those rare occasions and I was in Australia and then try to ways — playing both on of ter. ’The kickoff to East was Cofiell 368, Wally PettingiU Middletown football Jayvees place, announced the sale • of Saturday—but the Big Bed they might be ablei to handle This remarkable young man, 10—64, Aa DeGemmls 79-7-72- at the ECHS Field, at 3:30. Windsor. Guerin and the acquisition of Cornell lcx>ked even better, Amherst. veled at the excelleixt physical glad to accompany Howia Hol only 28, the Master’s and PGA reach the goal In the Ciajun fense and defense, while Elasi fumbled, kicked around and re 351. comb to Muzzy Field In Bristol Classic in I^ayette, La.—home 8—64. The Eagles will be looking Carl Carlson continues to be Len Chappell, a 22-year-old, edgring the Bulldogs, 13-10, on Bridgeport, (1-4) is out to condition of the then, from and former National Open iH’miiiiutfcK Class C—Don Bennett 86-7-1 mentor Andy Baylock had covered by O’Meara of Penney Admiral Willard Smith down to watch Manchester and Cen of the golfing Hebert brothers. on the Eagle 33. Buchere’s SAPLINGS Gloria Ander- for their fourth straight vic EUlington’s big threat with 11 6-8 forward-center, for an un a Pete G<^;olak field goal. tidy up its record a bit this champion, will team with Ar *»ri 78-18— 60, Don Eldwards 95-8- . nearly three complete teams of the team’s 15 goals as to the underclaasmen, all look' tral play. The home club won, Jay and Lionel—next month. aerial from the nine to Wayne son 126-336. tory after an opening season disclosed amount (if cash from Yale (2-2) hopes to get b€ick week when It faces puny nold Palmer to represent the 87-25—62. j that he used. does Rick Barron of South the Philadelphia 76ers Sun Ing fit and ready for any type 12-8, with the locals sputtering Most observers thought that McKinney in the end zone dead loss. ’They won last week with to its winning ways this week Bridgewater (1-3). The Ptirple United Stktes in the Canada “Hunting and siwoting Low gross—Irv Kennedy 72. ' You can't make a better deal Eiast pegged its record to 3-1 out Gary Sullivan, their No. 1 Windsor who has accounted for day. The Knicks are Tobin Rote 20.1 Surprise but welcomed vis The first im e after a dlsas- average for his seven years in xy Field are excellent for f(x>t------mm t *1.^ M.e-4^ .adMirari wM/sVl WWith lUl 71-71-70-78—285,------4600, X-gUlllClPalmer THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOaATtON 7—34, FYed Kaprove 44-9— 35, Biggest oddity of the long the ball back to the four. Buch B.ANTAM BOYS — B o b WE DO ALL THIS: afternoon, it was eaaUy the the pros. itor, bock sitting in his o ld ball and the/facilitles are A-1, trous 76 **jJJ'* behind the seriously threatened. He walked Herv Tardiff 41-6—35, Frank ere’s attempted pitch-out was Cochran 126. Harvard, Dartmouth Collide left him eight strokes behind the , ^,,5 longest game of the season in Settles Down Charger Q ub "I think I cam do a job for (dioir, was Pat Bokluc, former these fratimra I have often ad leader that day. A1 Geiberger. Wilson 42-7—35, Frank Sheddon deflected biehind the line of mired in'm y tripe to the Bell correct caster, time consumed despite only a the Hawks," said Guerin. “ As oidleague, now doing a fine Job Nicklaus trailed the 28-year- 43- 8—35, John Harrigaq 38-3— 95 scrimmage, ruled a free ball and JUNIOR GIRLS Carol Ur- camber, toe-in few timeouts and several meaS' far as my career goes, I’m Town. 35. Skip Thomas recovered, his sec banetU 126. By ’The Associated Press* i^San Diego Chargers toward In Presidential Race Prelim In the Oourant’a sports depart old Californian by two strokes urements on first down .situa glad to be going there, I told going Into the final nine holes. Conversions Decide Midget Games Ladiee—Sally Grotheer 49- adjust brakM ond key-fdefensive gem, three their third American Football ment. .. Joe Solly's, UConn . Saturday tions, was the fact Blast picked NEW YORK (A P )—Tobin Eddie—New York Coach Eddie tub-thumper, was on the wire, Then Nicklaus poured It on, and 13—36, Mrs. Oswald Johnson adjust steering yards away from the rinal white JUNIOR BOYS — Howie League divisional title in four Donovan—before the season BOSTON (AP) — For th ose^ tim es turned back haihan 48-11—37. Any up but one first down in the marker. Pitkin 133, Lin Vignault^ 337, Rote, a can’t-sit-still guy who poising along valuable Ups of Last day of the work woek Geiberger had to settle for a tie years. started that I didn’t want to who would reliah a possible threats when the winners got and the uspual early arrivals in Kickers—Lou Becker 79-7— add brake fluid U.S. aecond half — yet scored two Bavier sliced off his left Doug Zaccajo 343, John 'Orto probably has played out more Rote rolled up 266 yards In infoimaUon as he always does. with Gay Brewer, each with a Smokeaters Defeat' Fighters touchdowns! And, the winners just on the bench if they Preslden Kennedy- Gov. R(x:ke- back to the 12. The payoff play cluded Red Hidden, who ie 70 for 277. 72, Sam Goldfarb 103-24—79, balance front wheals Car tackle and scored standing up. lani 141-358, Kent Rothammgr opinions than any other man the air by completing 16 of 22 were going to concentrate on was a pltchout from quarter Joe arited whore all ttie football didn’t pick up a single yard via in pro football, is driving the feller political campaign it’s players were In Manchester, working on the Road Race pro Nicklaus collected $13,000, the Herv Tardiff 90-11-79, Mr*. As was the case in ail four 134-351. passes, including touchdown young players. ’ "Wait ’til Nevt Year.” But their back Dana Kelly to flanked passes in the final 24 minutes pitches of 73 and 44 yards to noting that this year the only gram, and Jeff Koelsch, my same sum he earned In winning To Retain Undefeated Mark Mac Allen 114-36—79, Phil Ma- previous attempts, via rushing, Chappell, a 1953 All-America unbeaten alma maters — Har right halfback Bob O’Brien regular Saturday afternoon the Las Vegas Tournament of zew*ki 99-2()—79, Frank Shel — or more — of playing time. the try for the conversion failed. Lance Alworth aa the Charg at Wake Forest, joins two 1963 who ran in to his left, handed students (x>nnected with the The Black Knights got vard and Darlmouth-^wlU have companion to . football games (jhamplons last spring. He also don 95-16— 79, Jim McCarthy Workhorses offensively were — -Batting 1.000 with Penney------ers knocked off the defending All-Amertcas — Art Heyman the ball back to Kelly, then cut football team were cheerlead _79 the scoreboard first,' rambling league champion Kansas City it out on the football field ers. There was a time when . . . Howie Waddell reported all won a $4,000 automobile. League - leading Smokeaters^ for the Fire Fighter* while :^\'ier witih 65 yards in 15 car and Jerry Harkness of Chicago dowifteld and hauled in the en w.as set for the Maaonic Sports It boosted his official PGA LADIES FOUR-BALL M yards in 10 plays with the (Jhiefs, 38-17, Sunday. Saturday. Manchester ' euM>lictbaU players but times have their Western Conference lead lege winning streak ofl5 games Irzemokl of the Red Sox and like___ to — hit—- the iOO grand figure Manchester Midget Football first period for the Devils and Low gross—Norma ciheuie, John Raphael for the final three Penney. regular center Johnny Kerr. matched field goals. Near the changed... This w*ather Is bet Joe Pepitone of the Yankees yards. The TD came on the sec to two and one-half garnet over and Its shkre of the Ivy League before the year Is out. He 11 play , League. Blue Devils handed the Andy Kearns added the extra Mr*. Oewakd Johnson, Mrs. Mac Thursday afternoon at the The Knicks still are seeking finish Harvard fullback Bill ter suited for swimming but my the apeakers. Ticketa have been points that proved vital In the Allen, Mrs. FYed Meurant 43- ond play in the second perioo. local field, Penney plays host to second-place Oakland, 3-4 af th^ big man who can do a job lead. New York Gov. Nelson trunks have been i>acked for ' Police Cruisers their third Eagles'vs. Indians Rockefeller attended a dass pic Grana fumbled going into the going fast Is the latest word of Straight loss in the aecond game second game. In the secxind 44— 87; low net — Mrs. Lou Don’t let this hoppen Speedy Bill O’Meara and Bob the Middletown Higb Jayvees, ter walloping the New York of rebounding and scoring. end zone for an apparent touch weeks until another year... Jets, 49-26. nic, then watched the Indians the annual program . . . Tem ir a i* r fin r 1« W inner •’y “ identical S-e margin quarter Nek Brannick and Tim Kelly, Sally Grotheer, Mr*. L. Sadosky were the big ainers an earlier easy victim of Chappell will give solid help down a la the controversial bob Jim Heidlc kept an afternoon perature sooled to 80 degreea In r a r r a i l U S W U l l i c s ^ Fighters took a 6-0 lead O’Neil combined on a 47-yard P. Honnon and Mrs. lorry In the TD march. This was the Penney. The Jets’ loss dropped New around the boards. pull some fourth quarter cha- Penney squad Is Bob Wood, ble by Northwestern fullback appointment and we talked at the afteimoon and the weather pass play that gave the (jruisers Ohaina 94-26—69. “ ^ a y ’s only score which did not By EARL YOST York into third place in the There were no games played canery and foil wlnless Holy Bill Murakoi^ki in the 1949 length about Rutland, Vt., one of East Hartford’s best East behind Houston and Bos (Cross’ upset plan 13-8 last was perfect from a apeotat(xr’s i n W e C K i y o n u u i Herdlc scored In the second a TD but they couldn’t push the oome as a result of a foe’s * p. W'hat a natural football Sunday and none are scheduled ■Rose Bowl game vs, California. ■where he served as rity recrea meeting would be Manohea- baseball and football play ton. which are tied for the top weekend. standpoint to watch football, period. The try for extra points tying points across. FOUR-BAIL, BBST-IBAIL error. Fir.st D ow n s...... 8 for tonight. Columbia quartethack Archie tion director before coming to alUKX^ a lltUe too warm for Smokeatrr* (8) — SUNDAY Yanfa Rushing . 83 ter High against East ers In years, later a fine spot with 4-3 records. The Oil In Saturday’s games, St. Meanwhile, John Kennedy, a B reakin g 41 of 60 targets, A1, failed and that eventually Shoele.ss Sadosky's pimt was standout at Amherst. . . . Roberts latw passed his team Manchester a decade ago. I had the players. Passed up a col A few min Ends: McMIIlen, Cockerhara, (Three-Quarter Handicap) blocked by the Elagles. Bob Yards Passing .....49 Catholic High. Having ers defeated Buffalo. 28-14. The Louis whipped Iam Angeles, touch football player of some downfleld until Crimaon center FarraiKls won the weekly trap- proved Important Decker. Werstler. \ ewed both clubs In action East Is batting 1.000 in Patriots beat Denver, 40-21, in visited Rutland recently and lege game and covered the East utes later ‘Kevin O’Neill scored Tackles: Podolny, Turner. Hutch Low net—Mike Ovian, A11 Judd and Brian Cascase and the P assing...... 4-11 1 117-108; Cincinnati thumped note, sat in on the first half as Brad Stephens interested at found It one of the oountlees Catholic High home grid opener shoot of the' Manchester (3oon last weekend, one feels that athletic contests against a Friday night game, Harvard was held to a 3-3 tie and Fox Club yeoterday morn for the Smokeaters. Darrell inson, Anastaslo. Grothoer, J i m Vandervoort, pigskin was recoved on the Pas.s Inter...... 0 the Knicks. 121-97;' San FVan- his 16, kiJlirg that threat. 'number of beautiful New Eng at the school field against Pen Guards: Moor. Enderlln. Cook. D. Larry Scrautor 7-10 — "61 ' Kicks - ...... 6-30.2 It would be a great attrac Penney. Both are new Rote, playing in his third pro cisco nipped Baltimore, 103- by Columbia. ing at the club groimds. An Decker added the extra points Ted(ord Slefferl. Swensson. schools, each with its first leagrue. has proved a Vital fac The tie was the first In Ivy land communitiea. Weeknight ney of East Hartford. Eaat won, V»d that was the winning mar Centers; Starkel. Andero. (mat(dilng card*); John Hax-1 Kicks Blocked 0. tion of two evenly bal 102, and Detroit edged Phila If the Crimson can top Dart 18-12, In a game that had a lit- other shoot Is scheduled Sun anced squads. And, while on senior class due next year. tor In San Diego’s return to the play for Duff DoneUl of Colum tennla has ended and as a re gin as the teams battled the rest Backs: Ostrout. Massaro. Woods. nigan, (Jharley Ctonlin, Larry Fumbles ...... i delphia, 124-121. mouth and (Cornell upsets high bia while Harvard’s John Yovic- sult I find several f.ree nights Ue of cvwythdng, yet was Inier- day, storming at 10 a.m.' Dodge, Carson, Fitzgerald. O’Neill. Cniakie, Bin Warmington 72-11 RELINE YOUR BRAKES Penalties...... 10 the subject, wouldn't it be In two previous basketball top after last year’s dethron *nie Tuesday schedule has flying Princeton, Harvard Yesterday’s scores were; Far- of the way ■without scoring. ! K 'fedford meetings. East trimmed the ing. and may wind up playing sin, whose teams never had wMh nothing special to do, this eetlng and exclttag In spots. STANDINGS FlrMIghlsr* (t) — 61, Gay Knapp, John a natural get-together on Los Angeles at New York and would tsdee over as I-vy pace The locals iq>ped their record rands 41, Frank OonU 40, Dave Thanksgiving for the Black Knights. on a championship outfit for played a tie prior to this fcUl, being one of these rare nights W. L T. End*: Smith. Shaw, Dion. o»- Sweeney, Jack Rueher, Beany | us Ym Km I Catholic (18) San Francisco at Cincinnati. setter. was involved in his second to three and one In winning be JohtMon 40, Joe White 37, A1 born*. Fay 69-8—61. ik b ln'4>etween seaaons... Volley- K J : Troy. Scoroo. O’Connell. Eagles and Indians to meet the first time since he guided Maasaohusetts, (Coast Guard O^en 34, Dave Ogren 32. Nel Smokeaters ...... 8 0 0 Tackle*: Lqpps. McNally, Dono- NOW e l A O O Cam, Cacaae, Carey. Barry. Hueb Penney back Bob Sados deadlock of 1963. baO Is alated to start aoon and fore a crowd of at least 1 ,000. van. Rooke. Maher. CRIERS TOURNEY ner. on the gridiron? . . . Coach Detroit to the National League and Northeastern were impres son Qulnby 30, Howard Skinner ■Fire Fighters .,,.....1 I 1 Andy Baylock of East had ky, a defensive back, tried title In 1957. Scoring Record Maryland’s last-play, 31-14 Cruiser* ...... 0 8 0 Guard*: CUnnlngham, Therion. (Three-Quarter Handicap) Tackles: Judd. Downes, Aubin, sive in continuing to avoid the upset of Air FVjrce was the Jr. 30, Dave Erickson 29, Ed M“ honey. Jullano. Person. Low’ gro«« — Sher Ferguson | DEWt s Petro. Perrone, Sheckley. Sheehan. no time to spare after han one punt without a shoe Rote played out his option Marcesenuk 27, Jack Carr 27, Centers: Robbins. Rlcco. All CAR Deremmls but when It was blocked he at Detroit, when he asked for loM column while Amherst and worst 'thing that could have Paul Majewski, Bill Sproul Backs: Ware. Herdlc. Gaffney, 73. AND SAVE (5iuards: LaMontagne. O’Brien. dling his team in its 18-12 NEW YORK (AP) — Phil Trinity saw their perfect rec Ray (Jhatttoerland 22, Dick Rud- Low net—FYed Meurant 70-4 Colla. Chace, Mac. Lucas win over Penney of East donned the shoe for later a bigger contract and didn’t happened, according to Bewton and Bryce Carpenter stood out May"**"' Sproul. Torza, I Osborne. Goyette didn't know he had set ords deflated last Saturday. N O W UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT dell 19, Tom Donnelly 18. — , Barney Weber 76-9—66, McCarthy Hartford. The big roach, a boots. . . . Biggest “ gainer” get it. Then he went up to College Coach Jim Miller whose Smokeaters ...... 0 66 Centers; Brennan, Thomas a National Hockey League rec Lou Becker 72-6—66, Phil Ma- nth W Mi biake job we tore your An- defensive lineman with was the concession stand'' Canada, played three years fdr A mossachusetts team which Eagles were idle. BC must take Flrefightera ...... 0 dreoll. ord with four assists In one pe-. Scoring: FF—Herdlc (try (ailed): Backs: Masiuk. Leach. Ricci. Ba where (wld drinks went like Toronto and played out his op has allowed only 46.5 yeards on the Falns in (Colorado Sat zewoki 81-14— 67, Ed Moriorty Springfield in the Atlantic riod that helped the New York urday. AETNA OA8UALTK OFFERS S—O’Npelll! (Decker, run). 81-14 — 67; ladies — 'Sally | vier. Alubicki. Messier. Martin. Ki- Coast Pro League, had to “hot cakes” in the 80-de tion after a couple of disagree Rangers defeat the Bostem Fusing per gome moved closer SILK CITY PACKAGE STCRE Bine Devil* (I) dnmt FREE...regular t2 R per wbooll rol, Harvey. Breltenbach, Basnight. to the Yankee conference title Jim MacAllen of Bowdoln Grotheer 87-20—67, Mr*. Os Penney (IJ) drive to Bradley Field to gree temperature. . , . Sug ments with the coaches. Bruins 6-1 Simday night. 'Bill M I WORTH M A IN ST., M A N0H A»TBR Ends: G. Klein. Dave Plela, gestion Department: R o ^ 36-Polnt Second Half by onudng Rhode Island 57-0 caught nine passes for 120 yards Matchel. Harrison. wald Jotmoon 89-16—73. £nds: Kir^ston Rasmussen. catch a private plane at 6 Taylor of Detroit made seven as 'Tackle*: Miller Dan Pitla. Mc Kickers — Sher Ferguson 73 Tackles: Tinsley, Young. Fox, De- o’clock for a trip to Harris off sidelines from player With the Chargers bogged sists In one game, against Chi with the hdp of four pass in and a touchdown, returned a QUALITY AUTO INSURANCE Mahon. Strickland. Duffj’. A l l BRAKE RELINES GUARANTEED Lisle. kickoff 55 yards In a 20-0 vic plus 2—76, Andy Ferrira 86-11 Guards; Mar.shail. Gavin. burg, Pa., where he played benches to end zones. down against the Chiefs and cago on March 16, 1947, but terceptions, two fumble recovr Feafuring The Finest In FOR AS LITTLE AS QUARTERLY Guaris: Keeney. Thorton. B. FOR 30,000.MILES OR 1 YEAR Center: Matfus. Crowd was so near the play trailing 7-3 at the half. Rote eries and a blocked punt. The tory over Williams. ICeln. Conn. Dingwall. —75, A1 Endee 91-12—79, Jim | ALL at night. the NHL records do not Hat any Centers: Russell. Moran. GanUey 96-17—79. Backs: Buchere, King, Liicca. Mc ers Saturday the coaches led a 35-polnt second half drive “most assists in one period.’’ Redmen next meet Boston Uni ’Tom Carr of Bates scored Backs: Kearns. Scott. Manning. Kinney. O’Meara. Donlon. Raphael. both touchdowns and rushed — (XIVERAGE: (Class lA ) $25,000 bodily injury and Sadosky. Bird’s-eye seat for Satur had to walk around some that turned a close one into a versity which dropped a 22-13 102 W ines Liquors— Beer Noake. Frieman. Fillorano, Sullvan. MANCHESTER RRANCH East Catholic ...... 0 12 0 6—18 day’s action—atop a step- spectators to get to talk domp. After the 73-yarder to deoisl Penney ...... 0 6 6 0 —12 ladder—was occupied by with the players. Also, a Alworth put San Diego ahead niwarted much of the time EAVUWE SHEEHAN, NOW OWNER, WISHES TO ments . ... $ 1 ,( ^ accidental death . . : $20,000 uri- Ends: Aaderaon, CUdwail, Mo- TO ' Ea.st—Alubicki (2-yd. run), mimeograiAed copy of the 24-17, Keith Lincoln sped 76 Bob Hall, Brown’s sophomore quin Hannon. Huebner (13-yd. pass). Bavier (3-yd. the Rev. Charies Shaw, by a Springfield team which O m iK HER OLD FBIENDS AND NEW ONES ^ BETHPAGE, N. Y. (AP) HARTFORD run) Penney—Raphael (3-yd. pass), two-team rosters, distrib yards for a TD and Paul Liowe BOSTON (AP)—The Boston fumbled three times d « ^ in quarterback, completed J3 of 21 insured motorist protection. Tackles; Joe Quaglia, darola, O. Griffith of the University East principal, who needed Patriots, back In a tie for first Vhneek. Harriaoo. Jim I McKinney (9-yd. paes). uted free, w(t>uld be a big went 21 for his second of the scoring teixitory, Northeastern passes, accounted for 204 yards . Write or phone today for complete details. Guard*.: Fhinney, Blefier. Wllsoii. Connecti(nit finished third in crutches to help alleviate a place hi the Eastern Division of total offense, scored TO OOME IN AND SAY HELLO 6t MORIARTY back ailntent. . - .' EasPa assist to fans. . , . Once game to put It out of reach. whipped the Maroons 14-0 on , ------a touch- Brett. Llzotte. the Eastern College Athletic when the crowd crept too The Jets opened a 7-0 lead. the American Football tieague, down and passed for another In Center*: Grolta. Wolfram. Practice Tonight field was in excellent shape, got more good news tdday. X- a p ^ of fourth quarter touch- NOTE: Mrs. Sally F. Glaiber, former owner, Becks; John Queelia. Brannick, Congefen(» Golf Champion- GENERAL TIRE CO considering the dryness.. . . near the sideline and a r»- In the first quarter but Oak RODNEY T. DOLAN AGENCY Madiran. O’Neil. Welch. Jenkln*. ahips during the weekend. Grif land struck back with three rays on Ross O’Hahley's back Downham. Flores. Jim Quaglta. BROTHERS Basketball practioe for the Turning In a fine Job aa quest from the P.A. an Jim Thomtem. Next obstacle for wishes to thank aU her old customers for 111 PEARL ST.—HARTFORD fith, who fired a 38-87—75, tied 155 CENTER STREET— 549-2828 nouncer for the spectatora quick TDs—a three-yard run were negative. The defensive Ues are on Up this week. Be- Blue Devil* ...... 8 0 0 0 -8 midgets will be held tonight field announcer was George back was injured in the 40-31 the Huskies is Injury-weakened Bfandieeter 64^2861— Hartford 273-2321 Cruiser* ...... 0 € 0 0—8 Navy’s Jim Seejoy who bod on 301 CENTER ST. Lpvesque, who introduced to move back brought little by Alan MlUer, a 93-yard pass rides MassachusetU at BU, TD—Friemaa (Kaato* ran); O— from $ to 8 at the Y gvm. The victory over Denver , Friday Near Hampshire. Rhode Island at Brown and AIC their past patronge. , ■ - - kboDUeol oud. ev ery l^ y but the water aotloB, a nun stepped into froAi Tom Flores to Doble e n t e (raa Junior boys will workout at the Craig and Olera Daniels’.elght* nijrtiY and it was feared he hod H o ^ OCkosi had tsksn sn 8-7 at .Springfield, the Maine SUte ■ ■w.. ■ • Ml 3-5135 same hoim Tuesday niglit. Moe boy—or did he?, > . • Aa- plotare and iBe erosvd MMl wver Dartmouth' and Ifcrra serieS . ptento. yard run. > steered omdeed riba. Morhardt la In ehwge. ihittar BA Meywa wMli tlie )>)! li- . ) ii.
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MANCHESTER E V E toG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1968 PAGE FIFTEE]| : 7 r- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALd ) Mii^OTESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER »1, W «t Apartments-—Flats— Houses For Ssle 72 Houses For ^ le 72 iilBes For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale. 72 PAQE TOURTEEW Tenements Q3 State Reapportionment Case WADDELL s c h o o l AREA— Household Goods 51 Apurtnients™—Fhits MANCHESTER ^ Custom buUt MANCHESTBUt^McKee Street VERNON -XUtRQE custom 8 COITENTRY — 4 room ranch, Radio-TV Repair THERE OUGHTA Bfe A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN Tenetnenta AS FIVS-ItOOK Dimlax, garage, on much, 7 rooms, VJk baths, 8 8 room Cape, VA battis, en room Ranch/Ntaige recreation tile bath, copper plumbing, gas Immaculate e-romn Cape which room, cast iKm^ radiation, 3- hot air heat. Insulated, $6,600. ' features finished rec room, 3 Services 18 RUGS Never used. 9x12 bua Una, 890.'10. CaU 6484336 ba- flroplaces, 3-ear garage, com closed screen patio, alinninum In Federal Court Tomorrow betae *28: 9x16 gold oriental, BIRCH S T M B T . saoood floor, tween 6-8 p.nt. pletely equipped kitchen^ fin siding, 2 qvendzed garagiM, „ car garage, hlUaide s e t ^ . Easy financing. Chambers full baths, alumlntim combina ished laundry room, 100 yards beauttfuUy landscaped, ' $900 Hayes Agency, 648-48(9. Realty, 648-2825, 649-7006. tions, fenced-ln treed ysrd, all CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv A t IiOMC ,,4 Baths - 2 with bath, heat and hot water Neatly shrubbed, oil hot water *60. 648-0974. Large Bedrooms - Ampla MANCHESTER—6 room Coloni $14,600—One floor, 8 attractive C!ape, full shed dormer. large charged with making an illegal The House now has one metn- i Lewis. •/? furnished. Route 88. CaU 848- heat, aluminum combinations, BOWERS S(?HOOL area — 6 Closet Space - 926 Square al, 8 generous sunny bedrooms, rooms, expandable second room.s, 24' living room with turn. Police said she had cut ber from every one o< the 169 TORO LAWNMOWER Without I 0948. VA Mths, beautiful kitchen floor. Immaculate condition. clean as a whistle inside and room Cape, walking distance to white paneled fireplace wall. 2 24-Hour Answering Service Feet Uvlng Space - Lafge out. Robert Wolverton Agency, a corner short at Oak and towns, plus an additional mean- I NEW GAME for Manchester power heindle. used ver%’ little. with built-in oven, range and Attached garage. Beautiful elementary, Junior High, High baths and laundry room, chair I Heraid customers. You buy the Help Wanted—Fiemale 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 Living Room - Dining Room Realtor, 649-2813. Spruce Sts. and struck the front ber from townS with a popula *86. 649-0178. Furnished Apartments 63-A dlqhwaeher. Loads of birch treed lot. Near bus. Bowers I School, colonially decorated rail in dining room and kitchen, of a southboimd Spruce St. car tion of more them .5,000. In ad I paint, you name your price — - Kitchen - General Electric ' throughout, paneled den, ex- Free to Heraid Readers WAITRESS — Part-time days, MAN WANTED to work in lum-' PROFESSIONAL Refrigerator - Range - Garb cabinets. Living room with al School. Carlton W. Hutchins, MANCHESTER —- Modern Cape white paneled doora with strap driven by George Dickie, 39, of dition, towns that had two when we do rour painting. 649-7888, ELECTRIC WATER HEA’TER- pased beams in dining room, hinges and thumb latches. *18,- 876-8401■ experienced preferred l»it will beryard. Must have driver's li- bathing,ing, all breads, 80 gallons, excellent condition. age Disposal - Puritron Hood f o u r f u r n i s h e d rooma, most new wall-to-wall. Flre- Realtor, 649-6182. cm quiet side street. Near 241 Henry St. Minor ^mpeir the present constitution was ing to train. Apply mornings cense. Davis A Bradford Lum specialist. It costs no more to heated, chUdren welcome. Sec plaice. Full finished rec room. school, bus. 1)4 baths, fire .shade trees, patio, land.scaped 500. To Inspect call 643-4508, damage was reported. adopted in 1818—regardleea of WaBt Information on one of our classUled adverttaementa f No Call after 8:30, 649-0119. - Venitian Blinds - Carpeted EAST HARTFORD — Oversized lot. By owner, 649-1785. ansfrer at the telephom Hated T Simply caH the I OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low Patio Drive-In. 240. W. Middle ber Co., 200 Tolland St., Ea.st have the best In professional Staircase - Air Conditioning end floor, $80. Three fumlahcd Oversize 2-car garage. Pur- place, aluminum combinations. Mrs. Caroline H. (Jeer of W. populoUon — have kept their i price. No Job too big or too Tpke. Hartford. conditioning. 649-9798. 649-0600. rooms, heated, first floor, |60. chaM of this beautiful home 7 room Cape, shed dormer, 1)4 Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Vernon St., at 8 o'clock, was second representative ever - Heat - Hot Water - Cehtral baths, recreation room, study, ANDOVER LAKE-FRONT — Wanted—Real Estate 77 j small. Call now. 649-0726. Garfield 9-9028. made easy by owner who will charged with following too since. MAN WANTED For Raw- i WANTED — Good home- for 8 Wanted—^To Buy 58 Parking - Basement Storage very clean, Carlton W. Hutch Over )4 acre treed lot with MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE EXPERIENCED grocery clerks, take smaller home or 2-family ■VERNON — LIKE new 6 room PRIVATE PARTY wants 4 to 6 closely. PoUce reported that The plaintiffs note that ths i^XPERT Paperhanglng. prompt full or part-time; meat wrap leigh business. No experience < cute kittens. Cell 648-6480 after ■ <3oin Operated Washers ins, Realtor, 6494132. Lrshape brick ranch, mani 118’ water frontage! large 4)4- WE BUT, SELL or trade an and Dryers - Luminated In trade. Robert Wolverton room Cape or older house In Mrs. Geer ran her vehicle into town of-Union, with a popula ' service, reasonable rates, 628- pers. full or part-time; delica needed to start. Sales easy to! 6 p.m. Business Locations Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. cured grounds, sparkling con roorh Ranch, qutUity con.struc- A 4 9 - 0 5 0 0 tique and used furniture, chins, from Dusk to Dawn. BOLTON — South Road. Coun tion throughout, built with ad Manchester. Phone 649-5605. the rear of a oar driven by tion of less than 400, has two I 4016. tessen clerks, cooking experi make and profits good. Start, gla.ss. silver, picture frames For Rent 64 dition. Under $20,000. Hayes Albert O. Fountain, 54, of 467 because It was one that had BUSINESS IS GOOD! Custom try living, three beautiful acres ditions in mind, boat. dock. ence helpful, for Hartford area. immediately. Write Raw'Ieigh and old coins, old dolls and Agency, 643-4803. N. Main 8t.. who was alowlng them in the oW days and Hart and leave your meeange. Ton’ll hear from our advertiser I* Jig 1 Apply in person. Mott's Super Dept., CNJ-26-190, Albany, N Y. Live Stock 42 BUILDING .80x40 suitable for ers are plentiful. Join the tide, of land, plus immaculate Unusual at *17,600. Lawrence guns, hobby collections, attic room Cape, fireplace, wall-to- ,down in a Hne of traffic on ford. with Bdxait 162,000 resi time without spending ail evening at the telephone. i Electrical ^eFYiccs 22 Market. East Middle Tpke. 12201. Must Be Seen! storage, B-1 aone, Buckland multiple list your house now. VERPLANC3C 8<3HOOL Area — F. Flano, Realtor. 643-2786, contenta or whole estates. Fur- wall carpeting, breezeway, ga Hartford Rd., juat west of Main dents, also has only two. Thus, HORSE BOX STALL for rent, Reasonable Rents! secUon. 649-8468. Call (jarlton W. Hutchins, Real 6 rooms plus partial rec room, Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. BUYING OR SELLING FREE ES’ITMATES. l»rompt WAITRESS WANTED full or BUSY FULLER BRUSH man trails nearby, corral, *86. Pri . niture ROpair Service Talcott- rage and porch. Chambers aluminum siding, close to bus. St. Damage was minor. the biggest dty and smallest . vllle. Conn. Tel. 843-7449. tor. 649-6182. Personals 3 I Auto Driving School 7-A .service on all types of elce.- part-time. Good pay. good needs help delivering merchan vate 649-0173. d e s i r a b l e o f f i c e ■ p a e e Realty. 648-2325. 640-7006. Call John H. Lappen, Inc., 649- THREE BEDROOM (COLONIAL Kenton Geer, 8. son of Mrs. town In the state have the sania trical wiring. Licensed and in hours. Must have own transpor dise in Manchester. Must be available at 988 Main Street, VERNON — Exceptional value. 5281. —1)4 baths, extra large family ‘Handling of Bolton Homes Geer, was shaken up but not representation in the House sured. Wll.son Elertrical Co.. ! WILL BUT and sell used fur- ■ Why pay more, when you room, attractive kitchen with seriously hurt In the collision. even Uwxigji the one Is 400 ELECTROLUX Sales and Serv LEARN TO DRIVE - Special tation, Call 289-9667 imtil 6 p.m. married, own car. and be per niture. appliances, etc. Cali approximately 600 sq. ft., heat Owner anxious to sell. 6 room Manchester. 649-4817. Gla.ston- can get more luxurious liv MANCHESTER GREEN — Old lovely dining area. In the twen A Specialty” At 9 p.m. Saturday, a two- times greater than the other in ice, bonded representative. Al attention to nervous and elder manently employed. Must be Articles For Sale 45 643-6641. ed, Janitor service, parking. ranch completely furnished or fred Amell, 206 Henry St. 648- ly. Classroom for teen-agers. bur\', 643-1388. ' ^BXPERlib«::®D~wiarreBS. Ap available Friday after 6 and all ing - Janitor Services. Chll 8494884 or 643-7176. unfurnished. Call 648-0003. er six room colonial In tip-top ties. For appointment phone Car rear-end crash occurred on population. Manchester condition, oversize two car ga-’ Mrs. Suzanne Short.s, 643-8886, Main St., some 29 feet south of The Senate has 36 districts 0460. Pickup service. Day or evening ply in person, Ckv*y’s Restau- day Saturday. *20-*26 a week. FOR SAI^ — Flat atone for yyANTED — Cub Scout uniform lessons. Reasonable rates. rsint. 46 E. C en t^ 6t. Call 643-0166 between 6:30-8:80. walls, fireplace, veneer, and size 10; Brownie uniform, size BOLTON Vicinity — Privacy, rage, three large bedrooms, J. Watson Beach A Co., 21 Cen FREDERICK M. GAAL Middle Tpke.. and Investigating which, according to the con Manchester Driving Academy. Floor Finishing 24 patios. Call 649-0617. Houses For Rent 65 brook, fish pond, 6)4 room heated enclosed sunporch. tral Row, Hartford, 522-2114. police arrested Valdls Abols, 18, stitution. are supposed to be ARTEX, one of the fastelSt grow 6. Call 649-0350. UNDOUBTEDLY 742-7249. ^ Call BvejtJpi||f^ - Mr Gill, Owner Rancli, plastered walls, large There la nothing to do to this BROKER of 81 Jarvis Rd.. for following roughly equal in population. But DBMONSTRATE TOYS FLOOR SANDING and re- ing direct sales organization is CABINET TYPE Penn forced CXIVBNTRY — DESIRABLE screened breezeway, carport, home. Only *14,900. Will trade. ROCKLEDGE — 8 bedroom L- too closely. since the political battles in the flnishlng (specializing in old Salesmen Wanted 36-A air furnace with plenums and single house, $110 monthly. ranch, large living room, fire expanding operations in Con- ______Rooms Without Board 59 I 648-4862 quiet dead end street. Reduced Warren E. Howland, Realtor, 643-2682 — 643-0281 PoUce said that accident bc- General Assembly have blocked er floors). Painting. Ceilings. necticut in the sale of their w A ttt ,r» vott t .Tlfir to earn humidifier *76. 649-1088. Alfred D. Heckler, 7424619 be to $14,600. Minimum down fi- place, family kitchen with din •cm e on. Jump on Santa's E-Z LERN 643-1108. curred when John T. Cary Jr., attempts to reshape the district Paperhanging. No job too tween 5:804 p>m. nanclnjg. Lawrence F. Flano, Best buy for the money In ing area. Basement with full boundaries since 1902, one now Sleigh, small. John Verfaille. 649-8760. beautiful and exclusive liquid w ^ ^ o 110 000 a year for D A R krR IC H 'rtM eTfree loiin: 0 0 * ^ * ^ T A B L E ROOM for Agent an premlset all day 29, of Rockville, stopped for a ballpoint tube embrmdery what you dq and not for who gcntlemsm. separate entrance^, Realtor, . 648-2766, Charles its price reinge. 7)4-room MANCHESTER —- Immaculate size windows, garage, private light in a southbound lane. has about 176,000 residents Driving School 814. Also, fill, gravel, sand, and FOR RENT — 8 bedroom single Demonstrate toys the mod paints and linens. Immediate you know? 'Progressive and parking. Can 649-2865. Nicholson, 742-6864. frame and brick construct 6 room CJape, fireplace, wall- wooded lot, $21,500. Phllbrick Abols, who was following the while another has only about stone. 643-8608. home, centrally located. Adults. ed English Tudor Colonial, to-wall carpeting. 1-car garage, Agency. 649-8464. Connecticut's largest, auto openings for women to train as young multi-millibn dollar com Cary car, was adjusting his 22.000. em way, Priyate Instructions 28 Write Box G. Hetald. WANTED B-zone lot. Call matic and standau'd shift, instructors on a full or "part pany intervie'wing applicants SNOW ROOM FOR Gentleman, all fa-, COUNTRY (XUB AREA — Ex 1-car garage, professionally amesite drive. Well landscaped radio and failed to see the Cary The Republicans contend that BLOWERS - Aliens. ceptionally well designed raised landscaped, city water, sew- lot. City utlUties. Near bus, MANCHESTER—6 room Ranch, 649-4291. •tve us a call, we’ll do the free pick-up service, teen U.S. C iyiL SERVICE TESTS! time basis. It's new. tt^s fas for sales training progratn. Call Snow Bird; Toro, Moto Mow cilitiea. private entrance, on vehicle st<5p when the accident the numbers factor is not the age classroom, older and EXCEPTIONAL $ room's and FIVE ROOM Cottage, oil heat, ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2)4 baths, ’ers. Town-house conven shopping and schools. *16,900. dishwasher, disposal, attic fan, rest. Men-women. 18-62, Start high cinating, and It builds a 90% 644-0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. er, and Bolens tractors, parts bus line, ample parking. Call bath in one of Manchester's occurred. No one was hurt but one to apply in considering the nervous students our spe customer repeat order busi 648-6013. electrically fed, available Nov. paneled recreation room with ience. Can’t be matched for U A R Realty Co., Inc., 643- attached garage, nicely land as *102.00 a week. Preparatory sipd service. Capitol Equip finest apartment houMs. Fea 1, middle-aged couple pre scaped lot, close to schools, the Abols car. with moderate function of the House. They To set yon up with the very cialty. 116 Center St., Man training until appointed. ness Yes, imagine a product bar and fireplace, many attrac *21,6(X). Call Art Foraker, 2692, Robert D. Murdock, 643- view it as a forum for spokes ment Co.. 88 Main St.. Man ROOM TO RENT, private en tures include kitchen with elec ferred. 649-6438. $15,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- front end damage, had to be best chester. Call for free book Thoussunds of Jobs open. Ex with such appeal that bookings Help Wanted— | tive features. In the thirties. 649-6306, 289-8258. Open Ev- 6472. towed away. men for the towns of the state chester. Open dally 7-8. Thurs trance. 119 Cooper Hll! Street. tric appliances and many cab For appointment phone Mrs. 8464. Police Arrests let. 648-8652. perience usually unnecessary. and repeat orders begin with Male nr Female 37 | evry day to 9 p.m. The four motorists cited for —regardless of population. Of toys and gifts, a selec day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. 649-0696. inets. ceramic tile bath, lame Suzanne Shorts, 643-8886, J. MANCHESTER — Over-Im FREE information on jobs, sal your very first sale aiyl con Business Property motor vehicle violations were Each town, they said In their tion galore, LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first rooms, heat, and garage. $126 Watson Beach A Co., 21 CJentral proved large 7-room Cape, new CONCORD RD. — Beautiful aries, requirements. Write TO tinually grow and grow to give i SCREENED LOAM for the UOHT HOUSEKEEPING fur ranch, large living room, form Thomas J. O'Connor, 20, Dra-' all ordered to appear In Circuit brief, must have 'k direct link licensed driving school, trained, you that guaranteed income. monthly. Adults. J. D. Realty, For Sale 70 Row, Hartford, 622-2114. ly remodeled built-in kitchen, etan today, to find more. DAY giving name, address best In lawns from our screen nished room oft Main Street. al dining room, cabinet kitchen, cut, Ma.ss., last night was charg-, Court 12, Manchester, on Nov. 4. with the lawmaking proceas or certified and approved, now ,You have to see Artex to be IMMEDIATE 648-6129. BARROWS & WALLACE fireplace, oversized garage, offering classroom and behind and phone. Lincoln Service. ing plant, Andover - Columbia. | Worqen only. 649-6242. MANCHESTER — Porter Street rear patio houSe with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, recreation room, ed with failure to obey a traffic 1 Gordon H. B o u 11 b e e, 19, its needs will be overlooked. 646-9468 Box RR, Herald. lieve it. For immediate ap Geoi^e Orifflng, Inc., 742-7886. lemdscaped yard. Marion E. control signal (red light). The Greenwich, was Issued a written If each representative repre wheel Instruction for teen pointment for interview call OPPORTUNITi' — Large 6 room Garrison Co 66 E. Center St., Manchester $2,500 deluxe fallout shelter agers. 649-6076. -FURNISHED ROOMS, com lonial, very nicely set on a with one half bath. Cither ex Robertson, Realtor. 643-6953. arrest stemmed from an on- warning lor failure to grant the sented several towns, they said, 0 247-6670. RBMINOTON ^M’ORTreMAN plete light housekeeping facili Andover beautiful landscaped lot, three 416 Main St., E. Htfd. tras. Owner’s loss it $18,200. sight violation on Center St. at right of way, after police in many of the smaller towns Musical—Dramatic 29 FOR MENTAL j Model 68, automatic, 16 gauge ties. Dfhtrally located. Mrs. NOTICE s o . WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 MANCHES’TBR — UCorni oom- BABYSITTER wanted In my; good sized bedrooms, big Lawrence F. - Flano, Realtor, Adams St. O’Connor posted a vestigated a minor two-car col would be ignored by the man I gun, practically new, $90. 849- Dorsey, 14 Arch Street, Man PUBLIG^HEARING room Colonial, fireplaces, $15 bond and the case was set .representing them because "the muting student looking lor Garage— Service— '^OCAL INSTRUCTION In your home, 7:80 a.m. - 2 p.m. CaU, RETARDATION AIDES ; 1193. kitchen, formal dining room, 648-2766, Charles Nicholson, lision at Oaklemd St. and Tol chester. 742-6364. Dutch oven, garage, barn, 3 down for Manchester’s Circuit land Tpke. at 7 p.m. Saturday. perseverance of a legislator in permanent or occasional ride. Storage 10 home or my studio. Children, after 3:30. 643-0116. ADDITIONAL Off Routb 6. Building form 1)4 baths, enclosed breezeway Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8- adults. Instructor trained at RETARDED CmUDREN .uid oversized garage. Will acres, scenic view. $17,990 Court 12 session on Nov. 4. PoUce said that Boultbee was advancing the causa of town in ’•iiS’ ' ROOM" APPROPRIATION erly occupied by Andover REDUCHD — Only *14,990 buys BOWERS SCHOOL Cape — 8 Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Benjamin H. Magowan Jr.. 40, creases In proportion to his de 4. 648-0424. 1.000 SQUARE FEET of space Oberlin. 649-7786. WAITRESS for luncheonette, 6 j model 96. mint condition, 860 BOARD OF DIRECTORS trade. Warren E. Howland, attempting to make a left turn block from Main Sti^t, kitch Machine k Etching, wired this 6 room CJape with attached large bedrooms, 2 baths, ex of 82 Cooper Hill St., yester- off the turnpike and struck the pendence on the votes of that available for rent, south side of days, company benefits. Ap-' CAN BE HELPED 649-7810 after 6. en privileges, parking. 643-5,127, TO'WN OF MANCHESTER, Realtor, 643-1106. HEBRON — Low taxes and ex RIDE WANTED from Highland ^ PIANO (classical or popular) | ply Grant’s, Parkade. lor machine or tt«l shop, 2-car garage, 1)4 baths, 2 flre- ceptional kitchen. Including day afternoon was charged vrith left side of a northbound Oak- town for hla re-election.” railroad tracks, off Main St., 643-9828 CONNECTICUT cellent condition are two of the gtreert to Pratt 8c Whitney Air-' reasonable rent. J. D. Realty, and violin lessons In your home ■ 800 CEDAR POLES, many siaes. lor sale or lease, very rea- DELIGHTFUL 6 room Ranch place?, full dormer. Value plus dishwasher and disposal, operating a motor vehicle with land St. car driven by Ronald WOMEN FOR Credit Depart And there la a place for you ^Notice is hereby given that Moable. formal on an acre of land. Wesley R. many attractions of this 6)4 craft, second shift. CslH 649- 643-6129. or our studio. Call 742-7428. Three new 6.70-16 snow tires; LOVELY LARGE Housekeeping with basement garage, I screened porch, fireplace, red defective equipment (no stop 1 J. Vincent, 27, of 80 Clinton St. ment evenings, some typing. | In this important and satis the'BpardBoard of Directors, 'Town of dining room, ceramic bath, Smith Agency, 649-1894. wood finished basement. Own room ranch. Oil heat, hot 4886. ______also, 276-gallon tank. 649-1868. Room. It has everything, In- Mandiaster, Connectlcnit, will lights, no horn, defective em-er- 1 No injuries were reported in GARAGE FOR BOAT, storage Apply in person Grant's, PArk' fying work. There is a ca kitchen bullt-lns, beautifully er 649-7408. water, aluminum combinations, gency brake). The arrest follow- j the accident. Bennet Parents eluding utilities. Ample park- ^ Pviblic Hearing in the BOLTON NOTCH ROAD — Spa large lot. More than reason W i n BARBER SHOP, 7m or car. *7- Cooper Hill St., Bonds— Stocks ade. reer waiting for you at treed lot, FHA appraised. Wes- ed a routine motor vehicle No arrests nor injiuies and c J. D. REALTY Main 8t., opening Oct. 29 for Manchester. Glastonbury 688- Mortgages Mansfield State Training Bailding: Materials 47 Ing. 272 Main St. Auditorium of Buckley School, ly R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. clous 6 room ranch, 1)4 baths, | MANCHESTER — Cape, 8 bed- able at $14,000. Ellsworth Mit check, on Hartford Rd. Magowan To Tour School 31 ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6980. only slight vehicular damage efficient beibering service to 906.7 after 5:80. School, the state residential GIRLmwT to ■Hare lnr®e-room ■Tv.Wapart" *8® VeiTion Street, Manchester, 618 Center St. finished rec room with built-in, rooms, large kitchen, living was ordered to appear In Clr- was reported in a sixth Satur bar, oversized garage, porch. room with fireplace, aluminum an. SECOND MORTGAGES — Un school for mentally retarded BETTER BUYS EKA ew.^4>Y.iaa Connecticut, Tuosoav, October $18,760 — TWO BLOCKS from I ciilt Court 12, Manchester, on day accident at Center and INTERESTING High School, six room cape, Large tree shaded lot. Close to combinations, near bus, $15,900. MANCHESTER Vicinity — An opportunitiy for parents limited funds available for sec children and adults, serving 648-6139 Nov. 4. Roosevelt Sts. at about 2 p.m. OPPORTUNITY AT NATIONAL school. Priced to sell. Will [ phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. , Clean 6 room Cape, oil heat, to go through a condensed ver Bmineas Services ond mortgages, payments to eastern Connecticut. The ^ ______er and act on the following: vacant. This will qualify for Vincle A. Gacona, Hartford, A car, driven by Raymond J. O d a r Closet Lining .21 Sq. F t FHA with minimum down trade. Warren E. Howland,------large fenced in yard, full Automobfles For Sale 4 suit your ^ d g e t. Expedient 1 training school Is located 30 ROOM for girl with private fam-; 1- AppropriaUon to be added early Saturday morning was ar- Smachetti Jr., 20, East Hartford, sion of their child’s "school day” Offered 13 Ceiling Tile— ($400) plus closing ($600). You Realtor, 643-1108. , MANCHESTER—7 room Coloni basement, other features. Pull service. J. D. Realty, 848-8129.1 Liberty Mutual Insurane* miles fresn Hartford near tly, convenient location. Cali' to capital accounts of the 1963- price' $18,200. Alice Clampet rested on Oak St. for intoxica- collided with a vehicle, driven 2982 DODGE Lancer, 8 cylinder, I Odd Lota .09 Sm Ft. can also get a VA, if you al, 4 full bedrooms, 26’ living day” wlU be part of open HAROLD k SON Rubbish Re- Company has an opening in the Univerrity of Connecti I Dutch Doors 17.60 Each 648-7302. 11964 budgets for the purpose of Agency, Realtors, 649-4543, eve- tlon and breach of the peace by Ronald P. Morra, 18. of house Wednesday at’ 7 :30 p.m. standard shift, radio, heater, ------1 paying the costs of the follow- qualify. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, $13,900 — , ANOTHER GOOD room with fireplace, dining moval, coUars, attics, and ! our Manchester office for a cut. This modem training I Knotty Pine Paneling. .18 Sq. Ft. BUY, Lenox Street. Six rooms nings 648-7367. Police said that Miss Gacona RFD 1, Manchester. at the Bennet Junioi- High very reasonable. Call after 6, yards. Weekly or monthly available- for second mort school has Immediate open ■------Ing proposed public Improve- Land For Sale - 71 643-1577. room, screened porch, 2-car 843-3254. gages. For Individual attention girl over 31 to do inside I Ptng-Pqng Tables 11.96 Each plus enclosed rear porch. Lot garage, shaded lot. Robert was walking in an erratic man School PTSO meeting. OuUlnes T ings for mental retardation Apartment*— Flats— ' ment and capital project subject pick-up. Harold Hoar, 649-4084. policyholder contact work. Windows—Complete CXJVENTRY -pr A fine 6)4 a cres, affords absolute maximum of ner, was warned not to drive of the students’ courses of call B A N Agency. Roger M. aides (both men and wom Tenements 63 i to hereafter approved by Wolverton Agency, Realtor, NEED CAR? Tour credit turn From 9.96 Each at a very fair price. CWl Made THREE. F a m i l y house, 82 w . privacy, with shrubbery and her car, and then proceeded to study will be distributed, and SHARPENING Service - Saws, Negro, 648-8727. en) starting $88 weekly. An . I the voters pursuant to the pro- 649-2818. GREEN MANOR Town Employes ed down? Short on down pa y-, Poaitiem requires someone I 2 X 4” Fir Studs .40 Each line Smith, Realtor, 649-1642. I trees. Close to everything. Just do so. Police stopped Miss each teacher will describe brief knives, axes, shears, skates, aid la responsible for the THREE ROOM heated apart-; visions of Section 26, Chapter V Center Street. 649-5229, 9-6. ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- j A BETTER ARRANGEMENT with Initiative and enthusi I Combination Doors call and start packing. T. J. NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH Here's a beauty. Standard Gacona after she drove a short ly plans for the year's work. rotary blades. Quick service. direct care and training of ment, $«• 474 Main 81.. second of the Town Charter, at a spe LAND — (3oventry. Choice land Sion? Doih’t despair! See Hon of your finances «111 make asm capable of woridng "on I From 16.96 Each Crockett. Realtor, 643-1677. 8 bedrooms, 23’ living room 6 room ranch clesm as a pin. distance, and brought her to Warned on Gifts Mrs. William Malkenson, Capitol Ekiuipment Co., 38 her own.” Must havs pleas boys and girls la a dormi floor, 649-8229, 9-6. clal election, namely for building homes near school, est Douglas. Inquire about low more of your Income available Exotic Prefiaished with fireplace, completed rec Many extras such as siding, police headquarters. A friend president of the PTSO, has an MUn St., Manchester. Hours ing telephone personality tory...... r:r rr — y- —7 I (a) an appropriation not to churches and shopping area. GLASTONBURY — $16,400. Ck)n- est down, smallest payments for personal use. Lump debt Paneling From 8.76 Per Pc. FIVE ROOM DUPLEX, semi reation room, excellent con- extended porch, the yard, posted a $60 bond and the case General Manager Richard nounced that teacher repre? daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur- and ability to handle busi -1 exceed $450,000 for con <3all Frederick M. Gaal, Brok venlent to new expressway, just will be heard in Circuit Court 12, anywhere. No small loan or fl-. Into one monthly payment of CASH 'N CARRY modem kitchen, storm doora LISTED TODAY . dition, recently redecorated, etc. Owner transferred, sentatlves for the coming year nance company plan. Douglas'! day 7-4. 643-7968. I ness correspondence. Good structing various street er, 648-2682, 643-0281. minutes to downtown Hartford, Martin has again reminded all *22.25 for each thousand dollars These positions offer career NOBODY—BUT NOBODY— and windows, oil furnace. In $16,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- wants to sell and hsui pricecl Manchester, on Nov. 4. Motors, 883 Main. including repayment over five education (but not necessar and highway improvements shade trees,. nice residential town offidala and employes not would be Mrs. Doris Hogan, I LAWN MOWERS, sharpened opportunities with the State UNDERSELLS NATIONAL quire 93 Waddell Road or 649- YOURS TOMORROW 8464. the house accordingly. Ter Mrs. Marge Chuirohlll and Mrs. years. Prank Burke. 246-8897. ily college degree) or equiv of Connecticut, a good- em KITCHBN CABINETS- substantially In accordance area. Quality 6 room ranch, at and repaired, sales and serv 1972. Houses For Sale 72 rific buy at $15,250 . . . let us to accept gifts "from persons Betty Selple. The stzident coun I ice, rental eqmpment. L A M Connecticut Mortgage Ex alent business experience ployer. Liberal fringe bene ALL SIZES — ALL SHAPES— with a report by Walter 8. tached garage, fireplace, form MANCHESTER—Older. home, 6 Insurance Cost or concerns with whom they do 1066 THUNDERBIRD. Call 644-1 show you why. cil advisor will bo Leo Diana, Gkjuipment Corp., Route 88. change, 18 Lewis St., Hartford, is desired. fits including retirement full ALL PRICES 4% ROOM GARDEN type apart Fuss, Town Engineer, dat al dining room, recessed hot complete rooms, wall-to-wall business during the year.” VERNON — Just over Manches George Bradlau, principal, and 1736. Vernon, 876-7609. Manchester Conn. maintenance available at NATIONAL LUMBER, ment available November 1, In ed October 18, 1963; 239 Oak Street — 2-Family water heating, large lot, easily carpeting, oil heat, storm win He emphasized that Section ter line. Like new 6)4 room financed. Lawrence P. Fiano, dows. 2-Car garage. Full cellar. T. J. CROCKETT, May Be Reduced Allan Cone, assistant principal, exchange. Enterprise 1946. For appointment eall Mrs. nominal cost, voluntary life cludes stove, refrigerator, heat, 2. The determinatioin o f the ranch, 1)4 baths, bullt-ln kitch 4-4 Duplex. Fine condition. 2-6 of the town charter, for 1963 MERCURY 3-door Hard Hawkins, 643-1161. INC. Realtor, 643-2766. Charles Situated on extra large lot. V ill have charge of admlndstra- top, stick shift, good condition, Insuranee. full medical in hot water, and parking, $116 manner in which said appropri- en with dinette, fireplace. 2-car garage. CaU NOW. bids any elected or appointed STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone I Business Opportnnities 32 surance plan, paid vacation 881 State Street. Nicholson, 742-6364. $14,000. William Grizel, Broker, Realtor, 643-1577 Because o i the high peroenit- Uon. Mrs. William Fegy will be $76. 648-6241. North Haven. Connecticut mcmthly. 948-7928. ation and addition to said budg- Hayes Agency, 648-4803. officer or wnploye of the town walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- i and sick leave. This is -----^------ets is to be financed and rais^ 649-9700. age of town and board of ed in charge of stenographic work, THREE BAY Gulf service sta 288-6361 WARANOKE ROAD—Outstand to “ receive to his own use, any 1960 PONTIAC VENTURA, 41- races. All concrete repairs. OLAN MILLS needs two ladies | steady work with several op FOUR R(X)M apartment. 426 whether by taxation, by bor- MANOIESTER^e room Cape ucation employes enrolled in and Mrs. R. H. Potter Jr. will tion available for lease. Ebccel- ing ''stone and frame' contem BOWERS SCHOOL — Brick VERNON — Mitchell exchange. prequisite, compensation or fees door Hardtop, power steering Reasonably priced. 643-0851. for temporary telephone work portunities for advancement. Broad Street, stove, refrigera- rowing, bv'transfer of available on treed lot, 8 bedrooms, over the Major Medical and Employe pertaining directly or indirectly handle publicity. lent opportunity for the right WARREN E. HOWLAND porary, sunken living room, 8 Cape, 6 finished rooms, full Transferred owner. Large 6)4 and brakes, low mileage, one at downtown Manchester office. tor. automatic washing ma- funds or othenvlee, or by a com- sized kitchen, dinning room or Group Insurance Plans, the to the duties of his office, in Parents attending open hoose TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and individual. Paid training pro Diamonds—Watches— bedrooms,' 2'i baths, fine ex shed dormer, fireplace, garage, room Ranch, 1)4 baths, built-in town’s insurance carrier has palt owner, excellent condition. Af gram. For additional informa Work either 9 a.m.-6 p.m,, or Come see us any work chlne, furnace and hot water, bination o f suD, saw tahen on the following: David M. Barry, IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, 648-1108. of state owner wants offers. more beautiful than ever. Wei (1) The appeal of ^ e Nathan EAST SECTION — Older type. to compare the combined paid age, 4 Goodyear double eagle all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Ideal plant zmd engineering set ed any length, free delivery. Secretary 1)4 baths, full basement In Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. traln^you. Call 289-4922. Hale Gas Service, Sebert Bldg., Near bus. 6 bright rooms, fire BOLTON MUST SELL premiums against the combined ttres, very good condition, must made while.you wait Tape Re up for energetic person great Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo Board of Directors cludes large rec room and den. 138 LYNESS ST. — 6 room «en. 623-7087. We also have immediate o]l- mans, 742-8002. Main Streeet, was tabled to No Manchester, Conn. ranch, stone front, 2 bedrooms, place. Full basement. Deep lot. STATELY 10 room marf!d6n.' All incurr^ cash claims. corders for'rent. Marlow's 867 er Hartford area. Plant used TWO HOURS WEEKLY is all enlngs for cooks starting at Dishwasher, attic fan, and $14,000. H. B. Grady, Broker, The resulting balance or defl- for manufacturing and en it takes to run shopping club vember 4 for more Information. dhUng room, fireplace, alumi rooms extremely large. Five ______, . Main, 649-6221. $73 weekly, dining room many extras. 8 minute yalk to 643-8009. Owners Just Retired — fireplaces, 4)4 baths, 2-car' oit will then be oam M forwero -----1 gineering until recently. Shown for a few friends. You get $28 (2) The appeal of Robert 8. public and parochial schools, num awnings, garage, extras. 1964 OrEVROLET 4-door Bel; supervisor starting at $78 Garden— Farm—^Oairy and Natalie Flint. Cooper Lane, garage. Spacious grounds add ] into the next flve-year period bv' appointment. Frederick M. in . name brands tree in 10 px>d neighbors In good neigh 649-1434. BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Air, $96 or best offer. 648-4907., Building— Contracting 14 weekly. Call Storrs 439-9391 was imanlmously granted to re Florida Bound beauty and distinction to this; os credit or debit for future Gaal, Broker, 643-2682. 643-0281. weeks. Send for catalog and de Products 50 borhood. May assume 4% % Cape, 6 finished, lifetime sid lor further Information. serve 150 ft. frontage for pres GARRISON COLONIAL — 8 beautiful home. *39,(X)0. Phll preimdums 1961 COMET, excellent condi-! QUALJTT CARPENTRY - tails. Alice Williams. Popular Septic Taeks mortgage. 62 Hilltop Drive. ing, very clean livable home. FOR SALE — Macs, Bald'win ent house and use 90 ft. frant-< rooms. First floor consists of brick Agency, 849-8464. j fioR, standard shift. 4 new tires, Rooms, buements refinlshed, | dub Plan, Department H804, AND Call owner, 649-0242. large family room with half Immediate occupancy. Only Help Wanted— Female 351 Lynbrook, New Toric. and Greening apples and age for constructing a driveway Large custom 6 room ranch, $1,295. 876-9614. ! bullt-ins, formica tile, general bath, modern kitchen with $13,9(X). Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 2-car garage, 14x24 living BOLTON VICINITY — Desir-1 repair. No Job too small. Call Bose pears. Bottl Fruit Farm, i to home In rear. Welfare Spends WOMAN FOR general office COUNTER GIRL wanted for 7 BOOKKEEPER — Inquire Carl- 360 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. (S) The appeal of Joseph Pel Plugged Sewers bullt-lns, including Tappan 400 room with fireplace, 12x18 able hilltop location, 35 acres, MM VOLKSWAGEN 'sunroof William Robbins Carpentry SPRING ST. - Spacious 5'4 family aj*ed 6-room early work, prefer one experienced p.m.-l a.m. shift. Apply Mister son’s Express. 96 Hilliard St. letier. who requested permission range, dining room ,, living kitchen, formal dining room, 1 Sedan, original owner. $795. Service. 640-3446. room with fireplace. Second room ranch, modern kitchen American CJoltmial, 3 fire-1 $2,566 in Month in automotive bookkeeping. Donut. 255 W. Middle Tpke. MAC AND ORAVENSTBIN ap to establish a used car outlet ^ Machine Gleaned with built-ins, 3 large bed large level lot, trees, ame Terms arranged. 643-0116. REAL e s t a t e sales staff need LOVELY ESTATE floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full places, oil hot water heat, barn , BOLTON CENTER HOME MAINTENANCE, repair Typing necessarj'. Chorches ples at the farm prices. Bunce and repairer’s license. Corner rooms, unusual decor seldom site drive, nice residential j Septic Tanks, Dry WeUa, bath. Immediate occupancy. in good repair, nice grounds, FOR SALE — 1964 Plymouth, and alterations. Rec rooms, Motors. 80 Oakland St., Man WOULD YOU be interested In ed for branch office of old-line Farm, 529' W. Center Street. Rt. 31 and Lake Street. TTte' found in this price range. One section. Only $19,500. 1 The September report of ths Sewer Lines InstaUed—Cel $22,600. Phllbrick Agency, 649- pond potential. Asking *28,(WO. | good condiUem. Tel. '649-6603 roofing and aluminum siding. chester.______helping me care for my three professional Real Estate office. 643-8116. Board voted to allow the repair-1 car garage, large lot with Town Welfare Department Extra large 5 rooms, living room, wall to wall -car Excellent training assured. lar Waterproofing Dane. ■aat Center ft. • 10 rooma, 8464. Lawrence F. Flano, Realtor, i after 4 p.m. Russ Atkins, Builder, 643-Mll. wATm ESS WANTED Acadia children? Salary plus room and eria Uoenee but refused the used trees, $24,900. Phllbrick Agen shows that expenditures during board. Call 649-6660. Commission potential imlimjt- "ready to move In” condi- 643-2768. Charles Nicholson, the month were ■virtually the peting and fireplace, 12’ x 17’ kitchen equipped with "The small job carpenter.’ car license. TALCXJTTVILLB — 6)4 room cy. 649-8464. LAWRENCE F. FIANO M60 FIAT, condition. 86 I Restaurant, 108 Tolland Tpke. ed. Contact Mr. Werbner, Jar Fertilizers 50-A 742-8364. I same a.s were spent in Septem Effective date on the shove HzKINNEY BROS. ttoo throughout, 2.8 acres In- Ranch, storms, fireplace, one- miles per g Can 649-4066,1 CALX. ME on your formica 649-8127. vis I^alty Co., 643-4112. ber 1962. stove, refrigerator, garbage disposal and dish wash GOOD COW MANURE. Deliver- shall be October 16. 1963. Sowerage Dispoflfil Co. eluded. year-old. Near bus line and MAN(HESTER — 7 room older Realtor 643-2766 ROCKLEDGE - Choice 3-bed serviced 36 after 6. needs, bars, counters, kitchen Help Wanted— Male 36 home, oil jiot water heat, 2- ed. $5 and $10 loadfl. Bhccellent Grant E. Toothaker Sr. 180-182 Peart Sh— shopping. Very convenient. ^nJv^ckhome witoatta^^^^ involvine 91 nersons and I cabinets, vanitory units, table- for fall fertilizing. Call 648 Chairman car garage, 3 extra building Charles Nicholson 742-6364 cases involving 91 persons and er.— Triple track storms and screens, covered flag 1961 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 2- tops and island stands. 649- Situations Wanted— Tongran Agency, 643-6821. 2-car garage, exceptional view, spent $2,566.11 last month, PLUMBERS, HEATTNIG men 7804, 649-8731. lots of record, $16,400 complete. a quaUty home, in the twenties. door Hardtop. Excellent condi-, 8986. SEWING MACHINE Female 38 WARREN E. HOWLAND compared to 30 cases, 53 per stone patio, plastered walls. Used washer and dryer tlon. Must sell. $300 under book and experienced helpers want BOLTON — Privacy. New 7- Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. . Watson Beach 4 Co., 21 Cen- ed for new work. Call 742-6290 room, 8 or 4-bedroom Ranch, sons. and $2,650.81, last year. ▼ahie. 643-4866. LADY DESIRES job as house Realtor tral Row, Hartford, 622-2114. Of the total amount spent Roofing— Siding 16 after 6 p.m. Household Goods 51 bullt-ln kitchen, 2 baths, 2-car EXBfHnVE’S d r e a m — 6 VERNON CIR IXE Area — 8)4 , For appointment phone Mrs. in •xtensive basement—Asking $28,500.-^Inspect OPERATORS keeper or caring for chUdren. | last month, $1,906.01 was for Experienced. Bm R, Herald. - NO Main S t garage, mahogany paneled rec room -Ranch home, landscaped, room ranch, basement garage, 1 Suzanne Shorts, 643-8886. A. A. DION, me. Roofing, experienced burring and MUST SELL — Desk, work 40 acres, pond, plus additional fireplace, combinations, built-; family relief and $660.10 for to make an offer. / Trucks—Tractors 5 bench, refrigerator. Maytag room, almost 2 acres, trees. siding. psdnting. Carpentry. A1 Bhcperienced operators and poliahing man; toemnaker, air WOMAN m »lES pre-school •48-1108 concrete' building 60x60 avail ins. very clean. Early occupan-; EAST HARTFORD — Immacu hospital payments. craft quality work. All area,! wringer washer, hi-fi, apd Asking $28,900. Lawrence F. l«rr mTERNATTONAL, % ton terations and addiUona.' Ceil trainees need^. Excellent age child to care for whUe ★ ANTIQUES ★ Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766, able for rural warehousing pro cy. Tongren Agency, 643-6321. late 3-bedroom ranch. Has to ings. Workmanship guaran opportunity for qualified' benefits. Apply Paragon Tool, many small Items. See Ralph duce storage, $27,500. Contact be seen to be appreciated. Shown By Appointment Only pick-up, recent motor overhaul, mother works. London Park, Aldrich o^f Kelly Road, Ver- (Jharles Nicholson, 742-6364. Duplicate Bridge $800. 742-6970. teed. 399 Autumn St. 648-4800. traces to learn sewing. Inc.,-269 Adams Street, Man Hebron. 649-6265. Furniture, Victorian Marble Top I Frederick M. Gaal, Brpker, MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape Owner 289-2004. Apply chester. nCape Cod, garage, •with fireplace. BJnclosed rear room ranch, featuring 3 good- of the open pair championship terations, additions and re- desired but not essential. CaU rage, screened porch, terrace, FLOYD REAL ESTATE transmlsslwi. Very good condi- MANCHESTER MODES, 649-8760. days. bedroomB, newly remodeled Bunporch. Owners must sell. yard; Ahminum combinations. sized bedrooms, nice living of dtq>llc6te bridge, which was modelihg of all tjrpes. Excel after 6 p.m., 648-1870. Copper and Pewter Items, Early Toys, Figures, C«n- lovely wooded lot, jnlced be ANDOVER, CONN. ' tlon. 64B-6U0. INC. kitchen with dlahwaiher, Uvf Call 648-8841. Minimum traffic street. Ells room with fireplace, alumimun held Oct. 18 in the Senior Catl- lent wononanaliip. 640-6486. BVBRTTHINO IN atoriUaad dkfitidu, Tole Ware, Etc., Old Jewelry, Watches. room with fireplace, new wall- low appraisal. Hayes Agency, zens Room of the old technicsJ PHARMACIST WANTBD M , JM> reconditioned uaad worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, combinations. $350 down. Carl Dogs IMid s ' Pets 41 funitura Stidi Pins, Pierced Earrings, Etc. Complete td-Wall carpeting, Includli^ 648-4803.______Zinsser, 643-(X)38. Howard Real school on School St., are: ' Brokers: HAZEL FLOYD 742-7682 Pine Street, weekends, evetringa tt desired. and appUancaa, high quaUty I MANCHESTER — Neat as a pin 643-6930. Auto Driving School 7-A Roofing and Chtmners 16-A holds of Pine Fomishingfi. We will caB without ob Always; be»titlfully fiidrt^, 1 VIEW — 1963 Ihree 4 room ranch, close to all con ty Co., 232-6275. First, Dwight Perry and John Evenings 742-6730 Manchester 7434688. low pricaa. LisBlanc Aimitura, heated rec room, new alumi Perry; second, Tom Atamian ligation— Please call bedroom (Sold Medallion veniences, deep wooded lot, oil ANDOVER — I famUy, 6-8-8, MORTtOCK’S Driving School ROOFmO — Specialixing re POODLES — Black, milniaturaa, 106 South Street, RoCkviUe. num awnings. This home has and (jeorge Perry; third, Mr. MECHANIC’S helper wanted for 876-8174. Open 0-8. Ranch, buUt-ln stove, huge l
MONDAY, OCTOBER SI, IMS PAGE SIXTEEN iiattrlf^Htpr lEn^ning ll^ralii DiocBsan Bureau of Social Service United Fuiid Member— See Page 14
Anthony D. Lupacchino, son iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iiii • ■ - ! I n The Weather About Town of Mis. Mary Lupacchino, 162 OPEN h DAYS — l|i ATOnge Daily N«t Press Ron Forecast ot U. 8. Weather Bureaa Chestnut St., left Saturday for FREE MAIN ST. Wir llw Week Ended Los Angelea, Calif., and a TUESDAY cmd OotolMr 19. 1988 Partly rtoudy, oontlnned breecy month's tour of the West. 'and REAR of Temple Ohapteir, OfBS, ■ will THURSDAY tIH 9 p.m . and cool to n l^ t and Wednesday. meeit at 8 pjn. on Wednesday STORE PARKING! at the Masonic Temple. Visit- Marine Pfc. Thomas Rodgers, HALE 13,850 Low tonight In the 40s and the ittg Matrons and Patrons Nigiit son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. HOUSE high Wednesday near 60. will be observed. Mr. end Mrs. Rodgers, 104 Wafiiut St., re Member o t the Audit Joseph Posick of Meridian cently participated in landing ityii BurenM o f OlroelatloB Mahche$ter— A City o f VUlage Chanri, Clhapter, Meridcin. will preside exercises with the Second Ma at the initiation. Refreshments rine Division at Camp Lejeuna, (Clasalfted Advertising on Page 19) PRICE SEVEN CENTS wlil be served after the meet- ff- C. Your Store with The Village Charm on Main Street! VOL. LXXXIII, NO» 19 (FOURTEEN ^PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1963 ____ Mandhester PTA Coiincdl will ■if St. Bridget’a Rosary Society hold a meeting at the Buckley win sponsor a public military School Thursday at 7:30 p.m. whist and caird party tomorrow New England at 8 p.m. at the Knigivts of Co- Manchester Lodge of Masons iilli Brents lumln* Home. Refre.- reading statement that his urt power. hunter plane. MEN'S SHOP, MAIN FLOOR tee said. leen, Connally APB at Waco The New York Weather Bu states with different economic WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23— 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Republican-sponsored bills to An across-the-board price in and Sheppard AFB at Wichita ’The Casco, a 311-foot patrol Cut for Units crease of $6 a ton 18 months ago NEW HA'VBIN (AP) — A reau said the storm was cen gunboat, was Joined by the cut and political systems. MOTT'S COMMUNITY HALL create such an office failed to Falls with other troops of the Tito put it this way: started a battle between the federal court hearing on re- tered 165 miles southeast of ter Chllula in standing watch et througii the last session of Ft. Hood-based 2nd Arrflored Cape Hatteras with no diminish “ It would be of particular im 687 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Sle General Assembly. White House and leading steel and supporting units. within 1,000 yards of the Fogg, Not in Fi^d producers. ’The steel firms apportionment of the Connec ing of her highest winds—about portance for the further im CONTACT MRS. M. ADLER DOBKIN—643-1818 . The airlift, large.st In U.S. reported about 100 miles east of provement of international rela backed down under heavy ad ticut General Assembly ended military history, continues until 80 miles an hour. (Jape Fear, N.C. Directs Lab ministration pressure. tions and for the strengthening WASHINGTON (AP) — ThO. at 1 p.m. today after three Thursday afternoon.' Then the However, the Coast Guard re 'ftie center of Hurricane Gin of peace in the world for the NEW LONDON (AP)—Har United States la cutting off as hours of pro and con argu 2nd Armored will tangle with ported that the Fogg was in an ny was about 60 miles northeast United Nations — as the moat old E. Nash, 181 Norwich Rd., (See Page Seven) area where waves had abated of the ships, the Coast Guard sistance to the South Vietnamese ments. the 3rd Armored Division in representative gathering of Quaker Hill today was named - — . * ’The three-judge panel in U.S mock nuclear war. ’The Snl Ar from 25 to 60 feet high to 10 feet. said. Although the Fogg was special force troops that led gov equal and sovereign nations and technical director of the U.S. District Court reserved deci mored, which plays the role of The Cioast Guard vessels were only- on the fringe of the sea as the most prominent forum Navy Underwater Sound Labo ernment rat ■ against Buddhist Ethiopian Trying sion in the case. Invader, is already in Europe. awaiting further abatement be son’s seventh tropical storm, through which world opinion ex ratory here, succeeding Dr. J. pagodas. ’There was no indication when As five troop-laden transports fore attempting to get a line to she was taking a beating from presses itself—further to elabo- Warren Horton, who retired ■They will get no more U.S. a decision might be returned. filled the air every hour froip the Fogg. 'They reported the the winds. cate and to codify the principles Saturday. help until they are assigned to To Mediate Fight A suit by nine pri-vate cit Texas bases, about 160 tactical. Fogg high in the water and In The Coast Guard said latest of peaceful coexistence." Announcement of Nash’s ap field duty against Communist izens, who were brought to o apparentapi danger. He said he Is aware that the pointment was made by Capt. guerrillas. ALGIERS, (AP)^— Emperor gether by the League ot Wom (See-Page Seven) ' e Weather Bureau said the (See Page Seven) matter Is covered by the U.N. Burton H. Andrews, command ’The action, announced Mon Haile Selassie of Ethiopia con en Voters, alleges “groes in charter and is also under dis ing officer and director of the day by the State Department, Is tinued his efforts to lAedlate the equality^ of representation” in cussion in the assembly's legal laboratory. a direct challenge to Ngo Dlnh Algerlan-Moroccan border dis committee. pute today. Morocco held out lit the Connecticut House and Sen Nash, a native of Lindsay, Nhu, brother of South Viet Nam ate. Flood Control Planned Nevertheless, he added, be Calif., came to New London in President Ng^ Dlnh Diem and tle hope for a quick settlement. cause of the fundamental im reportedly the behind-the-scenes "The position of the two coun At a hearing before a panel 1945 when the Underwater of three fe d e ^ Judges, the portance he attaches to the Sound Laboratory operated by ruler in Saigon. tries on the frontier question re question, “ I feel that the United It is also. State Department mains the same,’’ Moroccan plaintiffs’ attorney said an al Harvard University merged ternative Republican plan for Nations should devote particular with a similar one operated by officials said, in Une with Presi Foreign M inister - Ahmed Damages Hike Cuba Prices attention to the consideration of reappointing the house would / this question on a high level and (Ses Page Seven) (See Page Three) (See Page Seven) fall abort of the goal of equal in a manner which would most per capita voting' power. HAVANA (AP)—Prime Min-Awould be limited to a monthlyiferdlief sent by foreign countries appropriately reflect its im Under the Republican pro Ister Fidel Castro has an quota of six pounds a person so and said only a U.S. offer of portance.” posal, said Atty. Donald Keefe nounced that his government is exports can be increased. help was rejected. Flannel slacks, fully lined (100% acetate) "little dots of discrimination raising the price of beef, poul Castro said the hurricane “ We have some reason for (See Page Seven) Here’s the Donmoor success shirt that looks try, beer and cigarettes to help which swept the island two this attitude," (Jastro declared. like a million. Long sleeve of all combed cot with tai>ered legs, invisible zipper, adjustable (See Fsige Seven) pay for a $200-mllllon flood con weeks ago had probably taken This was a reference to an ton . . . tops for washability— and holds its waist band and side pocket. (5hkrcoal, Cam trol program in hurricane-deva hundreds more lives than the offer from the U.S. Red Cross. Basically . . . the loveliest of them all. Classic shape and color. And such colors and patterns. bridge ^ay, loden green, bronzine, gray stated Oriente Province. 1,126 previously announced. Cuba has accepted help from In a three-hour television re More than 1(K),(XK) persons lost the International Red Cross, cardigan of shag-spun wool. Always favored In grays and blives, reds and blues. Sizes 8-20. stripe. Sizes 5/6-18; bv “ gals” of impeccable taste. In soft heath Honk Named port Monday night on Hurricane all their possessions. There was which is partly supported by the Bulletins Flora, Castro also accused the great damage to crops and United States. er, gray, tan, navy and olive. Sizes 84-40, ¥ ' United States of withholding cattle, he said, ^ t tic gave a Castro lashed at (Juban exiles Culled from AP Wires * To New Post weather information from (Ju- fig(ure only for the coffee loss— in the United States who he 7.99 5.99 ban meteorologists during the over Sd million pounds. said "have been delighted by BOYS' SHOP, MAIN FLOOR SPORTSWEAR, SECOND FLOOR storm. ' (Jastro .insisted "we will not the Cuban tragedy.” REPORT STRuAFIXG 7.99 With Yanks He said a charge by the only recover what was lost but "We are strong enough to NEW YORK (A P )—.Aji SPORTSWEAR, SECOND FLOOR United States that Cuba had re will surpass it. This will make stand off 10 more Hurricane American-owned ship, regis-^ fused to allow flights of U.S. us shake our lethargy." Floras and 50 invasions,” he tered under a foreign flag, N i*v YORK (A P )—Ralph hurricane spotter planes over He expressed appreciation for | said. was strafed off the coast of ■ t-. r.-Y'- Houk field manager of the New cyba was “ ^solutely false. ” Cuba today. Its owners re ■ -V X-:> -if -f-i York Yankees for the past three "How can they dare say this ported. The attack damaged years, was named general man when they don't ask permission the superstructure and hull of ager today, succeeding Roy Ha to fly their spy planes over tlve J. Louis, carrying a car rney, who retired because of 111 (Juba every day?” Castro asked. U.S. Southeast Units Strong go of ore. and set a fire in MNH health. He demanded lifting of the the forecastle, but eauseM X£a He M id sugar consumpUtm face a much stronger and more (Bee Page Two) , t. ^ I I r I « I ^ . rocket has 5,500 mile range, speed of 18,000 miles an hour. (AP Photofax.) (lee Page Seven) 696 MAIN STREET O'